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ESTABLISHED 1SS9
Number 5965
192
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic•
New York 7, N.
Y.,
General
RAILROAD
Price
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Admiral Corp.—Record Orders-
In This Issue
thereof, at prices related to
price of the stock
back-ordered through August on all products," Lantz said.
the most successful ever conducted by Admiral
and topped last year's orders by a very substantial margin. Production
and shipment of new merchandise
already has begun but peak ship¬
ments will not be reached until early August.—V. 191, p. 1873.
the
on
».In
meetings were
Signal Laboratories—Acquired—
Aero
1960—Month—1959
$505,570
$517,848
377,866
392,470
31—
revenue—
Railway operating
exps.
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
•
$2,524,800
1,932,183
$691,508
Midwest
1,871,059
Pacific
Net rev. from
Net ry.
p.
42,687
36,409
192,989
; 7
^
York
Stock
Period End. May 31—
1960—Month—1959
from ry.
$1,466,559
$6,874,365
1,236,419
1,222,095
6,264,551
ops.
$72,459
$244,464
$609,814
162,183
'*164,308
348,165
'Deficit.—V.
191,
2409,
p.
exps.
*$52,544
income.—
*54,556
oper.
'Deficit.—V. 191,
$1,217,735
842,048
$375,687
19,673
162,556
demand
for
aluminum
marketing experts.
\
Lawrence Litchfield, Jr.,
ations, said the
two-year
sheet
executive
products
and
vice-president in
construction
PROCEEDS—Net
be
program
would
used
by
the
plant
new
44
pany's
45
in
proceeds from the
Jose,
The
working capital
(or
35
intention
which
to
its
and
consolidate
executive
Plant
Condition
Tenn.,
Banks
of Member
Statement
the
all
aluminum,
Reserve Banks
13
had
involve expend!-
Exchange Commission has issued
list
of
Canadian
companies
up-to-date
liev
secur*ties the Commission has reason to bernJe.ur!cent.ly have been, or currently are being,
United States in violation of the
incl?n reQuirements of the Securities Act. The
revision included the names of 191 Cana'•orapQnies, and since that date 80 companies
added to and eight dropped from the list. In the
rpoit
Wp
cn
fnrfhk
20Q
pa
fev^st°n, an additional 54 companies (set
^ are heing dropped, giving a net of
OTipanies
{fro!Mining Corp.
A?™ Uranrium Mines
comprising the current list.
of
net
Ltd.
standing
of
.—•—
Masters Oil and Gas Ltd.
Montco
the
Exploration Co. Ltd.
Copper
Corp.. Ltd.
Nortbwind
stock,
SEC
has
Launi
Corp. Ltd.
Ltd.
Ltd
4amu
M.lnes Ud-
•-
•
Ltd.
of Canada
Ltd
advances,
Mr.
Litchfield
Whitney Uranium Mines Ltd.
aluminum
of
Miami
also
operations
located,
and
at
Plant
in
1
subsequently
lease
,
Cal. plant,
the company will produce its
at present from a supplier.
purchases
extrusions,
in
fiscal
the
in
which
year
ended
used
are
fiscal
of the
and
of
the
will
company
5,000
191,
by
Feb.
fab¬
building construction.
shares
current
of
consist
6%
of
company
financing, out¬
1,130,000 shares
cumulative
convertible
2410.
p.
two
Minerals,
Bank
orders
registration
assessments
Inc.
temporarily
under
on
the
("AOM"),
of
suspending
Securities
outstanding
shares
of
Bldg.
F
with
1933
by
and/or
Dooly
613
Regulation
Act
levied
American
1405
Bldg., Salt Lake City.
conditional
a
exemption
from
registration
in
products as siding, roofing, and gutters and downspouts;
and
automotive
in
in appliances;
largest
1948.
in
tions
mills
Both
occasions,
■
.
.
have
and
dem
since
been
expanded and revamped on
a
,
number of
the 1960-62 program is designed to make them the
most
producers of high-quality sheet and plate in existence.
the equipment program,
the project will involve a
ment
-
*
this
new equipment scheduled for Davenport is a tan¬
rolling mill, and auxiliary equipment to comple¬
installation.
cold
where trial runs are underway on a multi-million-dollar
four-stand rolling mill installed as part of an earlier mod¬
additional new fabricating and supporting equip¬
program,
be
to
ments.—V.
.
191,
p.
Ambassador
2409.
Oil
:v
:
for 3,769,549 shares
the corporation.—V. 191, p. 1873.
of
co-registrar
Co.
and
common
stock,
of
par
sales material filed
violated
the
below.
;
'■' *
.,7
in
or
would
Securities
in
respect
Act.
connection
of
Each
Section
of
the
F
in
were
notification
a
not
therewith
material
certain
violate
the
Oct.
9th
offering,
that the AOM sales material failed
including
17
(the
orders
the
complied
by AOM
facts;
and
anti-fraud
provides
an
is
the
pro¬
oppor¬
the
respec¬
Commission's. order
asserts
to disclose
(1)
that certain persons,
management
officials, had been or would be given preferred
treatment on their
assessments; (2) that a portion of the proceeds
of the assessment would be
used to {lay the salary of the President;
(3) a violation of state law
concerning the levying of and collection
of assessments and the
contingent liability resulting therefrom; and (4)
a* c°*lti?gent liability resulting from the sale of
the
of
Securities Act.
similar
conditions
of
material
filed
with
ments
the
order with respect to the March
The orders further state that the
Regulation
were
not
respect of the first assessment
Commission and which failed to
Regulation; its first
of
the
intended
of
use
31st order
terms
and
complied with in that AOM used
in
the
of
disclosure
securities in violation
The
charges.
the
sales
notification
which
comply
failed
to
had
not
with
been
require¬
make
proper
the
proceeds of the assessment and
forfeiture sales; both notifications
failed
to
make
proper dis¬
closure
concerning unregistered securities theretofore issued or sold;
and the second
notification failed to reflect
accurately the total amount
realized from prior
assessments and sales within the past year.
from
American
Research
&
Development Corp.—Registers
Common—
ment
»w?C.?
with
j
neaded
u
the
f
200
SEC
Berkeley St., Boston, filed
on
June
28
covering
ke offered for public sale
through
an
vehicle
shares
of
common
underwriting group
price and underwrit¬
a registered investment company, is said to be a finan¬
through which individuals and institutions may participate
venture capital enterprises. It has outstanding
ares* Ne' Proceeds of the sale of additional stock
.° t.he general funds of the company and will" be available
range °l
i
L'iii
lor
registration state-
a
350,000
by Lehman Brothers. The
public offering
ing terms are to be supplied
by amendmeht.
F:
investment
v^lue,., of
7"L_
proposed
upon request, on the question whether
suspensions should be vacated or made permanent.
tive
/hf
the
,
•
was
of Regulation
tunity for hearing,
which
.•
assessment
According to the Commission's suspension orders,
misleading
•
$1
similar
a
terms and conditions
by AOM;
vision)
i
American Bleached Goods Corp.—Acquired—
Kendall
and
31, 1960.
the
assessments
cial
Corp.—Appointments—
The; First National City Bank of New York has been appointed cotransfer agent and The First National City Trust Co. has been named
See
of
This corporation,
Litchfield
prelude
9, 1959, AOM proposed an assessment of 2 cents per
2,750,000 outstanding shares of stock (aggregating $55,000
its
March
false
added.
said the company regards this project as merely a
additional expansions and equipment improvements during
the 60's. All
sales department predictions of aluminum demand and
market growth indicate they will be needed to meet customer require¬
Mr.
filed
certain
Alcoa,
will
Oct.
on
on
amount);
contains
among
four-high
m
Concerning
program
world's
mission
applications.
will center on the huge North Plant mill at the Alcoa
aluminum sheet rolling operation, and at the
equally impressive Davenport Works. The North Plant has been operat¬
ing since World War n when it was rushed to completion to supply
sheet for aircraft for the U. S. and its allies. Davenport began opera¬
The
Works,
the levying of assessments not
exceeding $300,000 in amount
outstanding assessable stock. In a notification filed with the Com¬
on
with
said.
Westville Mines Ltd.
•
its
it
used
issued
from
to
and
share
v>
larger volume. This product line, possesing a tremendous market po¬
tential, already is enjoying record demands for use in such building
ernization
United Copper and Mining Ltd.
United Uranium Corp. Ltd.
Ltd.
cCjfPfrM^s Ltd.
H" f*P|orati°n Ltd.
Harvard Mines
Corp.
ability
four-high,
Ordala Mines Ltd.
sSfSiSffMinesUd-
tfi f!?n
um
.
additions and improvements will be aimed at enhancing
to roll lighter gauges of sheet at greater speeds and in
Many of the
Alcoa's
technological
recent
of
zation
At
^aftresaaM,nerllsLtdS 0pment Corp.
Demts rPhPhrfield ExP,0fations
f
::"7'
Alcoa's
of
continuing capital improvement pro¬
gram is
being launched with the dual purpose of achieving greater
rolling capacity, and improved production methods through the utili¬
ment
Principle Strategic Minerals Ltd.
Quebank Uranium Copper Corp.
Quebec Developers & Smelters Ltd.
Regal Minerals Ltd.
Ridgefield Uranium Mining Corp. Ltd.
Sentry Petroleums Ltd.
Skyline Uranium & Minerals Corp. Ltd.
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Explorations Inc.
Surety Oils and Minerals Ltd.
Three Arrows Mining Explorations Ltd.
Torbrook Iron Ore Mines Ltd.
DSVMining
summer.
newest phase
This
Explorations Ltd.
Obabika Mines Ltd.
Yellowknife
Mines Ly.
7-;'-
this
begin
Prominent
Normingo Mines Ltd.
Mines Ltd.
producer
a
a
of
com¬
respect of
tories.
Ltd.
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines
LW-
CoS7di1»lbH°n9amau
of
improvement
year ended Feb.
27, 1960, the
$10,771,966 and net income of $326,384.
of
stock.—V.
exemptions
approximating $10,000,000 at Davenport, and in excess of $8,000,000 at Alcoa. Initial spending for new buildings and equipment will
New Goldvue Mines Ltd.
Ud
establishment
and
American Oil & Minerals, Inc.—Assessments
Susp'd—:
The
major
expansion of plant warehousing facilities at both Alcoa and Davenport.
The added storage space will contribute to efficiency by making feas¬
ible high volume mill runs beyond immediate customer requirements. It
also will permit quick deliveries of sheet products to customers, since
many orders can be drawn immediately from substantial plant inven¬
Mid-West Mining Corp. Ltd.
Min-Ore Mines Ltd.
gmo Mining Corp
primarily
aluminum
items
capitalization
common
48
tures
efficient
Mining Corp. Ltd.
Mercedes
of
which
of
various
sales
preferred
Besides
Madison
for
will
shares
common
the
will be added to the
general corporate purposes.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
of Federal
—
consisted
of
EARNINGS—For
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
of oper¬
Canadian Restricted List
dinn
the
proceeds
is
are
proposed San Jose,
1960
ricators
48
Condition Statement
Combined
27,
1
53
48
Federal Reserve System—;
company
charge
—_
Exchange Rates—
Foreign
modern¬
Companies Removed From
Mav
used
of
with
expansion
shapes)
offices
Regulation F provides
and
for
2.
billet
own
General Corporation and Investment News__
7 ;<
by
7 At
;
Oil
Securities
share
per
which
are
produced
in
specified
lengths and sizes. The company at present has in operation in its two
Miami, Fla. plants five extrusion presses, together with substantial
other essential
equipment, giving the company a capacity to produce
about 4,000,000 pounds of extrusions
per month. It is
the company's
Walker
revised,
and
corporation
extruded
sale
connection
CaL,
balance of the
BUSINESS—The
respect
The
In
company
San
operations'.
extrusions
35
35
Exchange
;
shares of
price of $5
a
Common
—
400,000
and the books closed.
40
State and City Bond Offerings—___——
Dividends Declared and Payable—
Alcoa,
predicted
Corp.
of
June 30 by
on
Substantially all of the company's sales
being made in anticipation of a sharp
m
offering
39
Miscellaneous Features
Aluminum Co. of America—Plant Expansion—
company on June 23 announced plans to expand
ize its two
major sheet mills at Davenport, Iowa, and
at a cost in
excess
of $18,000,000.
'
7
-7
Alcoa said the investment
was
Public
—
39
_
$761,046
The
selling'
18
Hardy & Co. and Filor, Bullard
& Smyth and associates. The
offering was oversubscribed
its
2409.
p.
Offered
made
was
its
749,985
$99,501
5,009
-
Aluminum
the corporation's common stock at
39
Stock
lists
prospectus
$1,511,031
155,401
•
American-International
41
American
The
1981.
p.
Stock
v 38
__
Stock
Transactions
chemicals.
and
191,
36
Exchange
1960—5 Months—1959
$254,902
223,626
from ry. oper.
rev.
Net ry.
$171,082
revenue
Railway operating
Net
I960—Month—1959
equipment
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
Period End. May 31—
oper.
shareholders.—V.
Transactions New: York Stock Exchange
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
.Railway
supplies,
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
$1,072,849
46,455
•
addi-'
80,000
for all the outstanding stock
Laboratory Supplies Limited, consisting of 2,595 shares of1
nonvoting stock and 865 shares of class B voting stock. The
company is a distributor throughout Canada
of laboratory
A
Over-the-Counter Markets
6,093,808
The
1960,
10,
May
Canadian
class
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
$7,166,657
on
stock.
common
to be issued in exchange
are
prevailing
the
'
company
Canadian
36
...
Coast Stock Exchange
Toronto
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$1,308,878
Exchange.
the
36
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange-
operating inc.—
Net ry.
Stock
indebtedness,
outstanding 2,571,934 shares of
31
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
224,348
•;. .<
v-
Southern RR.—Earnings—
Railway operating
rev.
Ry. operating expenses
rev.
$592,617
-V;'■
2409.
Alabama, Great
Net
$125,378
income—
oper..
-V. 191,
$127,704
ry. oper.
certain
27
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—.-..
Detroit Stock; Exchange
$2,562,567
of
15
New York Stock
1960—5 Months—1959
to
tional shares
PAGE
•7
addition
has
New York Stock
,
Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Akron, Canton &
Railway oper.
-
Stock and Bond Quotations
/S'..- 'C:;
Aircraft Corp. below.
Period End. May
a
New
are
See Piper
nse
MISCELLANEOUS
•
This corporation of 2020 Ridge
Avenue, Evanston, 111., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on June 24
covering 80,000 outstanding
shares of common stock.
These shares may be offered from time to time by the present holders
television,
"We
Copy
a
American Hospital Supply Corp.—Files for Secondary
booked orders for more than 350,000 pieces of
stereophonic phonographs, radios and advance 1961 appli¬
ances at its recently
concluded series of six meetings for more than
4 000 dealers held
in Miami Beach and Las Vegas, Carl E. Lantz,
President, announced on June 27. ' v(v\
77vv7'- -o > /■""
Admiral Sales Corp.
"These
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Monday, July 4, 1960
in
accordance
with
its
investment
policies,
as
the
may aPProve» (a) in
company "has
new projects and (b) in company in
already invested funds.
' -
*t««w,«&r0SpectUs~lists Georges F. Doriot as President. Principal
Tvrnfno? trTe
n * Co-» 6.2% (of record only); John Hancock
f"' .-—V. 1„fnsur*?2 Co., 5.1%; and Massachusetts Investors Trust,
8
5.b%>
»
191,
p.
2197.
;
:
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2)
of
the outstanding stock;
Walter N. Maguire, Vice-Chairman, about
15.5% ; and officers and directors as a group 48.58%:.—V. 190, p. 967.
Co.—Profit-Sharing Plan
American Tobacco
C?tatemwt° with° the"SEC "on SJu£e'' 29^19?0°^coveijng a 106,086
Xes of common stock, to »jagi± »"n^lar19 u1'""^ em"
ployces under the company s Profit-Shaiing Plan.
v.
p. Col.
RR.—Earnings—
Roifway
Period End. May 31—
oper,
.
$77<U89
$3 451,103
690,523
3,118.v82
3,Z99,7wX
Net
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
inc.—
oper.
•Deficit,—V.
191,
9,478.572
14.207.273
57,707,415
65.849,976
2,643,728
5,059,680
19,010,004
24,658,133
Atlanta
&
stock
operating
Ry.
revenue
258,565
266,898
ops.
$54,255
7,679
$65,855
29,490
centers
in
Atlantic
its
it
was
in
the
acquired
of
to
to
of
to
the
a
shares to
shares
were
outstanding.
by
Atlantic
Berry's cost.
East
Berry,
contract
to
re¬
The
from
Kane
purchase
Providence, in considera¬
58,000
determined
activities
58,000
120,000
shares now
interests in
estate
sold
The
excess
their
real
purchase
identical
interests
the
at
related
and
in
redeemed
redemption
par
at
of
total
a
$500,000
invested
were
those
cost
These
shares
dispose
above
of
its
operation
of
Atlantic.
$1,027,532,
properties
indebtedness
and
1959
at
Melmar.
latter's
holdings.
stock
interests
1960—5 Months—1959
$1,559,728
$1,585,367
1,320,043
1,328,732
1960—Month—1959
$312,820
$332,753
expenses
operating
Ry.
.
of
to
limit
to
site,
Point RR.—Earnings—
West
Period End. May 31—
right
1960,
and
Atlantic
•48.363
Systems, Inc.—Receives Term Loan—
Antenna
March,
Atlantic
and
share.
the 212,500
$100,000
or
to
parcel
a
$1,062,000;
per
the
of
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
for
$1
for
1960 into
one
ign.d
.
referred
real
estate
to
in¬
of
bowling centers
which resulted in the formation of The Melmar Investment
Corp. with
2411.
p.
in
their
of
Fox
$135,000,
as
and
2410.
p.
In
$311,935
$332,521
72,oo4
387,666
.4,8 <5
$95,734
32,101
ry. oper.
oper.
191,
ry. oper.
income—
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
Net
tion
member,
a
and
March,
$350,000,
terests
$3,611,056
512,040
,
42,434,449
54,323,726 255,795,990 258,913,451
40,116,453 198,088,575 193.0b3.475
for
rox
for
1960—5 Months—1959
$667,774
expenses-
51,913,021
anu
is
in
interest
Berry
1960—5 Months—1959
$ .■■■'•:
.:V"r$ '
1960— Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
i960—Month—1959
oper revenue—
Railway
stock
Atchison, Topeko & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
$
Ann Arbor
he
Kane
classified
traUon
ppriod Ended May 31—
which
of
Berry,
.
Melmar
all
of
purchase
by
purchased
from
Atlantic's
real
the
include
Providence
East
Atlantic
from
estate
affiliated
cost of $345,300.
Concurrently, Atlantic
the debentures, and the proceeds of
such
by
the
>
recipients
in
similar
'.
,
;
•
debentures
ot
■
1
See
Inc.,
Associates,
Microwave
below.
Net
Associated Oil & Gas
This
of
company,
has
Texas,
filed
a
Net
Co.—Exchange Plan—
Houston,
June 28,
Bank of the Southwest Building,
registration statement with the SEC on
1410
corporation,
Texas
on
basis
the
of
<a>
share
one
stock
for
two
shares
of
Gulf
States
class
A
common
share
for
two
shares
of
Gulf
States
class
B
common,
shares
for
increase
shares;
than
majority
a
90%
Gulf
the
that
States
properties
have
in
voted
outstanding
shall
owned
Gulf
of
program
According
to
have
producer of
tion
of
afford
tion
the
the
said
The
each
of
its
Fred
and
exchange. In
capital stock in
Kirby
in
oil
under
H.
J.
Mosser,
South-Tex
to
H.
notes
G.
of
Sutton
into
of
purpose
the
operations
said
is
that
gas
exchange
of
the
offers
company
in
in
Associated
and
Mosser
1959,
was
serves
as
all
shares
for
Exploration
Mosser
still
for
40.000
exchange
December,
The
development
and
produc¬
outstanding
capital stock
Fischer
chairman.
capital
to
Mosser
of
this
were
has
be
of
amount
time
Fischer
and
chairman.
board
face
the
At
to
of
Rhode
owned
155,125
and
of
25%
certain
of
Melvin
A.
62,000
indebtedness,
common
stock,
the
by
company's
the prospectus",
shares
to
The
following aggregates the demand for caoital posed
by
issues with posted sales dates:
corporate and municipal
28-Day Visible Supply
$1,329,011,100
375,804,000
355,004,000
$914,288,100
WEEK'S
in
$1,714,815,100
certificates.
$3,030,000.
Surprisingly, in view of this month's large scale
municipal financing, modestly strong
pace of corporates compared to its
performance this year up until June, and the
large scale note
financing that has been going on, was the extent of sales last
week (June 23-29
inclusive). Corporate stocks for this period tapped the market for
$60422,880, bonds raised $124,898,600 and secondaries
$11,664,440.
include the Wallace
This
does
not
Properties' $12 million debentures and
$2,880,000 stocks, nor the
$10 million Franklin Corp. common and other issues
for the last day of June.
The dollar volume of
municipals that made their appearance
during the June 23
29 week came to
$170,769,000. This included the $75 million—out of
$93
million—State of California issues.
..
.
as
a
LOOK^AT PENDING TOTALS
set
for July that are without
any specific week or day indicated
yet, amount to
$|jmllion, and for August they comprise $16,745,000 in stocks and
$5 million bond issue.
'
Corporates registered with the SEC and
without any indication of dates are
estimated
at about
$]5(L million. Other possible
non-registered financing in the offing signal
3
!Ttooo0r
milbon. The additional totals of $25 million for July and August
ana
$83,3
million
°n'
and
the
added
to
total of corporate issues v/ith
tentative dates from
grand total of slightly over $2.3 billion
in prqspect between now
our
of this year.
ena
Pending-issues in municipals present
an
a
i
•
'
encouraging front.
There
is
a
sizable
lot
fry a^d August and there is an impressive number of pending issues
tol iC
date. Our tabulation shows that they amount to a
f Jr
A spurt in .public
,
construction,
induced
by
the
recent
awnSc! em,pt to help the business cycle, may reverse this year's down™d,^d m s.tate-loJal financing. The lack of robustness in the economy is
M,r!v lit
Much dependspart to what nas happened to government construction at all levels.
upon
now
the eased credit situation affects
rSfUn'°n .ec°nKomist believes
regard to cost of
borrowings for
a
it will be helpful,
construction.
Of
being
are
issued
under
the
Lutheran
Church
Free
and
more
commonly
Bank
of
known
Minneapolis,
REDEMPTION
upon
associates
OF
than
BONDS—At
fifteen
maturities
in
and
partnership
less
or
whole
or
in
of
by
groilp.
a
not
maturity
principal,
(a)
.
shall
1%
If
part
accrued
unborrowed
(15)
selected
on
any
option
and
are
corporation and
notice, bonds of a
corporation,
payment
a
premium
used
for
be
redeemed
the
payment
may
date
by
follows:
as
redemption,
2%
if redemption be effected
on
redemption be effected after Dec.
the
or
prior
Dec.
1,
be
if
the
of
published
tie
quarterly
Interest
funds
the
days'
by
1962
to
and
on
premium
1,
1962;
or
prior
the anticipated dollar value of the
are
bonds,
as
well
common
and preferred stocks
as
where discounts from par are part of the
value
par
offering,
except
-y^
FOUR-WEEK CORPORATE-MUNICIPAL OFFERINGS
Corporate
July 5-July 8__
July 11-July 15-_
Stocks
Corporates
or
64,161,600
$74,945,000
54,505,000
11,996,000
64,327,500
$353,510,600
July 18-July 22__
July 25-July 29__
$1 million
$90,000,000
.181,226,000
18,123,000
Total
Corporate
Bonds
$205,773,500
more.
Total of Both
^Municipals
Financings
$164,045,000 f$171,181,000
235,731,000
137,191,000
30,119,000
36,642,000
128,489,100
10,000,000
$336,126,000
$559,284,100
$914,288,100
$355,004,000
372,922,000
66,751,000
138,489,100
.
•
LARGER
ISSUES IN THE
Bond
which
is
only tax
CALENDAR
Among the larger forthcoming issues for the period July 5-July 28 there are;
Week of July 5: 125,000 shares of Control Data
Corp. common; $6 million Farrington
Mfg. Co. debentures; 660,000 shares of Futterman Corp. class A; 210,045 shares of
Obear-Nester Glass Co. common; 100,000 shares of Garrett
Corp. common; $50 million
Illinois Bell Telephone Co. bonds; 130,063 shares of
Papercraft Corp. common; $3.5
million Sierra Pacific Power Co.
bonds; $5 million
preferred and $5 million bonds of
Co.; $24 million Mississippi River Fuel Corp. debentures; 243,600 shares
Laclede Gas Co. and during the week of
July 11 will accept bids for $10 million
Gulf Power
of
in bonds; and in
municipals—$10,695,000 North Carolina; $19 million Salt River
Project Agricultural Improvement & Power District, Ariz.; $37 million Chicago, 111.;
$79,800,000 District of Columbia, Armory Board; $5 million St. Petersburg, Fla.;
$4,536,000 Yorktown, New Castle & Cortlandt Central School District No. 2, N. Y.
Week of
July 11:
200,000 shares of American Rubber & Plastics Corp.; 150,000 shares
Co. common; $5 million Aviation Employees
Corp. common;
$50 million Commercial Credit Co. notes; 30,000 units of Liberian Iron Ore Ltd.;
$10 million Pauley Petroleum Inc. debentures; $10 million Central Illinois Electric
& Gas Co. bonds; $40 million American Can Co. debentures and in
addition, on
July 15, 264,000 shares of common and 12,000 shares of preferred; 216,645 shares of
of American Sterilizer
Varian
Associates, capital; and in municipals—$14,150,000 Anne Arundel County, Md.
County Sanitary Commission, Md.; $4.8 million Montebello Unified
School District, Calif.; $35,596,000 Nassau
County, N. Y.; $6.2 million New Orleans,
La.; $8,750,000 Redondo Beach, Calif.; $6 million Sacramento, Calif.; $16,598,000 Santa
Ana School District, Calif. & Santa Clara
County, Calif.; $5 million University of
Texas; $5,440,000 University of Puerto Rico.
& Anne Arundel
Week of July 18: 300,000 shares of American Electronics, Inc.
common;*
of common and $2 million convertible debentures of Avnet Electronics
150,000 shares
Corp.; $5 mil¬
Jersey Power & Light Co. bonds; $4,815,000 Atlantic Coast Line RR. equip¬
ment trust certificates; $6 million Southern Pacific Co.
equipment trust certificates;
and in municipals—$25 million Eugene,
Ore.; $4 million Broward County, Fla.
lion New
wwftV™
Si lf
each
CHANGES
bonds.
Corporate issues
as
business
and
the
f Includes $19,800,000 District of Columbia Armory Board
exempt in Washington, D. C.
more.
A
and
bonds
1, I960, executed by Augsburg College
Minneapolis,
Minn,
(herein
sometimes
"Corporation"), a Minnesota non-profit corporation
Augsburg
College,
to
Midland
National
Minneapolis, Minn., corporate trustee.
are
Treasurer;
directors
as
with
serial
June
State and local government debt
obligations, sched¬
uled for the next four weeks. The dollar
value of stocks is based on
offering prices
and when this information is unavailable are
conservatively discounted from current
market price. If anything, the stock totals
should underestimate what will
transpire
unless there is an
unexpectedly sharp market drop. These totals, of course, are
revised each week and can be
expected to be more applicable to the first than to
the last of the four weeks recapitulated. New issues for
those companies that do not
have any stock outstanding are
only included in the total if acceptable indications
are obtained.
Preferred issues and debt securities are based on
*
Municipal additions amount to $82,014,000 for issues of $1 million
Railroads in the calendar number three and
they all offer equipment trust
They are Atlantic Coast Line,
$4,815,000, Southern Pacific, $6,000,000
and Seaboard
Airline,
or
Fox,
(25% )
Total
Corporate securities with offering dates added to the
Chronicle's new issue calendar
during the week of June 23-29 inclusive adds ud to
$47,257,400 of which $25,945,000
are
friends
Total from July 5 On
$559,284,100
—
and
to
afliliated
mortgage
of
as
Seminary,
as
outstanding
(15%)
Arrayed below
Equity issues, though numerous, come to about $75 million for this
week—providing
they all materialize on the dates set. This is
hardly to be expected in view of
the logjam still
prevailing in the SEC and the need for a breather in the market.
Last week'3 four-week
projection for corporates was about $66 million higher
than this week's.
Municipals remain strong for the first two weeks coming
up and,
as seen
now, they veer>off sharply.
'
PAST
Maurice
has
referred
first
of
dated
Theological
-y,
shares
shares
and corporate
are in prospect for the next
indicate that last year's lull in July's
financing is to be repeated.
bond corporates set to appear amounts to $90 million of
which one issue alone accounts
for $50
million—indicated, below. The corporate
bond total could be made
larger by $19,800,000 if we had included the District of
Columbia Armory Board bid solicitation
set for July 7 in the corporate total instead
of the municipal column.
Though this issue is not tax-exempt from U. S.
exempt from the District's taxes, which should make it
desirable for investment
funds there.
Total
53,125
$750,000
indenture
and
to how long education and other
public works can be postponed in the face of
issuer-rebellion against interest cost.
(July 5-8)
__
company
31,875
of
June
as
and
Corporates
Municipals
the
which
officers
various
Slippages in both corporate and mupicipal offerings
week's
AV'^i '..V'
the other two promoters and to Kane
By SIDNEY BROWN
This
The
an
indetoted-
the company sold $1,000,000 of debentures
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
four weeks
of
Berry, President;
Vice-President,
and
common
Berry and
>",•
T.
Kane;
(73% )
According to
resigned
to
shares
by
Sidney
of
;;V-
•
of
below.
Sept. 1, 1961 through June 1, 1964, 5%
to par;
Sept. 1, 1964
through June 1, 1968, 5V4% to par; Sept. 1, 1968 through June
1,
5Va%
to lOOVSi; Sept. 1, 1970-.through June 1,
1972, 5Vi%. to
par; Sept. 1, 1972 through Dec. 1, SL973,
5%%^to lOOVfc, March 1,
1974 through June 1, 1075, 5%% to
par.
Accrued interest to be added.
and
reduction
America,
1970,
lanes.
addition
In
212,500
demand
about
ness^>j:v/!;/:Vr:
■
stock
South-Tex
since
owns
<
issued
directors
com¬
$1.00 per
Corp.
in
268
furnish
Co.-—Subsidiary Acquired^-
of
Minneapolis, Minn. This 15-year issue,
1, 1960, and due serially and from Sept, 1,
1961, through June 1, 1975, carries the following interest
rates and prices as follows;
dated
was
purchase of such
$400,000
Co.
Mosser
board
the
of
Melmar
center
total
a
used
a
acquisition and integra¬
operations of the company will
the
Seminary,
Island and five centers in Massachusetts, with
The net proceeds of the stock offering will be
equip the additional centers, including the repay¬
ment of any
temporary indebtedness so'incurred, and for working
capital.
Any
balance will be used
for
general corporate purposes,
which may
include equipment
is
as
the
exploration,
profitable basis.
exchange
and
Timberland
exchange
and
in
Corp.
cbmpany
of
Co.
Bend, Wis., on June 28 publicly offered $750,000 of first
mortgage serial bonds of Ausburg College & Theological
headed
organized under Delaware law in September, 1959
and assumed its present name in March, 1960.
It is engaged in operating two tenpin bowling centers in Rhode Island
with a
total
of 108 lanes,
and plans to open during 1960 an addi-'
drilling
company
of
The
as
tional
the
the
100 Medway St., Providence, R. I., filed a regis¬
the SEC
on
June
27.
I960
covering 250,000
to be offered for public sale through a group
for $230,-5-year warrants to purchase 25,000 shares
and to sell to two of the underwriters 37,500 glares for
mon,
Canteen
Augsburg College and Theological Seminary, Minneap*
olis, Minn.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., of West
stock,
common
writers,
addition,
and
Corp.—Registers Common—
by Sutro Bros. & Co., and McDowell, Dimond
&: Co.
The public offering price, underwriting terms will be supplied
by amendment.
In addition to a payment to the underwriters of up to
$10,000 for expenses, the company has agreed to sell to the under¬
exchange
1958
a
of
underwriters
stock
is
also registering 62.500
shares of
capital stock
owned by L. M. Fischer, being part of 162.500 shares issued to Fischer
and
of
more
common
of
M.
non-operators
of
It
and
exchange;
class
for
for increased
economic
an
and
prospectus,
properties
opportunity
on
shares
such
of
of
tendered
as
expansion
hydrocarbons.
favor
shares
been
by them
States.
the
to
facilitate
five
subject
is
Atwood Vacuum Machine
See-Automatic
with
statement
shares
capital
company proposes to offer
the
interest
of
Allan
P.
for
offer
preferred. Said
(c)
and
tration
such
one
shall have approved
stock from 4,000,000 to 8,000,000
the company's stockholders, other than officers
of
shall
the
of
(b)
the company's stockholders
authorized
of
directors,
and
of
eight shares of Gulf States
conditions
the
to
the
This corporation, of
Associated
of
$256,635
48,677
„
.
Bowling
$239,685
16,277
'
offer
to
a
191, p. 2411.
Atlantic
covering 658,434 shares of capital stock. The company proposes
this stock to stockholders of Gulf States Development Corp.,
1960.
ry.
operating inc.—
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
building financing
One
and another sees no ease with
there is always the
question
Week of July 25:
500,000 shares of Florida Capital Corp. common; 1 million shares
Annuity Life Insurance Co. of America common; $38,101,600 Consumers
Power Co. bonds; 1,140,000 shares of El Paso Natural Gas Co. common; bids to be
accepted on $22 million in bonds of Southern Counties Gas Co.; bids to be accepted
on $3,030,000 equipment trust certificates of Seaboard Air Line
RR.; and in municipals
of Variable
—$5.6 million Lake County Special Tax School District No. 1, Florida.
course
-
'
;
"
v
-
:
•
June
30, 1960
f
Number 5965
Volume 192
—
i":
t0
i,me
aUeLn "
$75 0
•
■
■
-•
■
v
■■■■>
»...
■hopt
funds
i,on-owed
to Juno
prior
1,
Ry.
Ry.
operating
operating
Net
1965.
Net
HI., company has acquired ABT Manufacturing Co.,
manufacturer of electronic control devices for coins and
announced on June 23 by Nathaniel Leverone, Canteen
HI
the
wholly-owned subsidiary of Atwood Vacuum Ma-
a
chThe purchase fi?dan exchange of stock transaction. Details
vvhVh
A
Sa-ln
which
in the
ABT
nioneer
development and manufacture of changemakers,
total¬
to
a
growing need for
currency-changing
This
At
Aerojet-General
systems
Beckman's
systems
record
test
information
atmosphere
fleet, it was
the
it
had
machines
and
Sales
to
Co.
of
nuclear
The
Navy
D.
equipment.
In
will
of
the
U.
S.
Automatic
launched
widespread
a
expansion
pro¬
abroad, and today the company has large and growing operations
in England, Germany, Sweden and Italy,
as well as in Canada. Addi¬
tional steps are now being taken to greatly accelerate this position
in the foreign field.—V.
191, p. 1215.
gram
Bal-Tex Oil
filed
of
ment
oil
1960
17,
June
on
letter of notification
a
properties.
Baltimore & Ohio
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
•
in
-
'
$
Railway oper. xevenue—
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
from
oper.
168,231,547 167,145,698
29,261,327 139,647,925 134,202,764
34,810,111
38,099,977
27,791,545
7,018,566
income
8,838,650
28,583,622
Mark
4,608,031
6,177,484
13,776,897
191, p. 2411.
convertible subordinated debentures due 1980 at the rate
of $100
principal amount for each 13 shares of common
stock held of record on June
28, 1960.
price
The subscription
offer
expires
at
is
100%.
The
subscription
3:30 p.m. (EDT), on
July 13. The debentures are con¬
vertible until
maturity, unless previously redeemed,
into common stock at
PROCEEDS—The
$5,000,000
at
Rochester,
plants
..
company,
products
of
the
$56
and
per
of
one
share.
from
the
largest producers of
instruments,
will
use
new
facilities
world's
the
scientific
proceeds
optical
sale
construct
to
N. Y. where the company has its principal manufacturing
the balance
will
provide additional funds for working
and
capital.
BUSINESS—The company is the only fully integrated manufacturer.
?} °Ptics, producing substantially all of its own glass requirements and
ne
component parts of its many products, as well as designing and
axing a large part of the
specialized production and testing equip¬
ment used
in
its operations.
fJ^EMPTION-—The
debentures are redeemable under a sinking
beginning July 1, 1970 and for regular redemption at
.
ranging
from
ci?«o^^GS~The
ahd
1960
M
coTrnl
^responding
104.75%
to
the
amount.
reported net sales and other income of
net income, of $556,112 for the. 13 weeks ended
compared with $14,117,531 and $508,158 for the
company
period
of
the
preceding
refWuITv^LIZ^TION—Capitalization
for
tors
is
year.
carbon
Mark
of
where
$io
of
the
company
adjusted
as
par
Bell
& Howell
&
tration
Howell,
has
agreed, to
sell
each
to
of
the
^mec' below, and each of the underwriters has severally
ase' the Percentage set opposite its
S &S are
stock,
common
wholesale
or
sessions.
W.
not subscribed
%
Securities v
Baird~& Co".;""""
9'5°
"7—'■
3-00
------
35
At
t
for
name
E,5;onh:'suiiWir co".:~1,50
The Pirs
Pulton
«n^5°'„-
Rein
485
5.875
<
i°n c°fP
£Vnc—~
exercise
the
on
of
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. 4.85
C. Langley & Co.
^
2.25
Lee Higginson Corp.—
2.25
Lehman
Brothers
li.
——
4.85
Co.—J— 1.50
Ryons
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
& Smith Inc.— 4.85
&
Mitchum,
&
Jones
W.
to
with
—————
—_——_—4.85
Curtis
&
&
&
Walker
&
2-25
2 25
21Me
wfm C°MMERCIAL
wuham
G.
White,
AND
H.
FINANCIAL
2.25
Co
—
4.85)
Co——— 2.25?
Co
-2.25 •
Co.——
Barney
Smith,
Weld
&
Co.,
CHRONICLE
Inc.— 4.85
(Reg
U
Chicago 3,
March 3- 1879.
President- (George^^T
Mo?ri5ev Editor
IllinoiS m?enh?ne STate ^Ofilll- C^vright
TE: on
account
Subscriptions to
of
the
fluctuations in the rate
of
1959, the company and its subsidiary had con¬
$2,795,000.
'
6%
Debentures Offered
—
June
on
which
24
headed
convertible
Quincy Cass
—
investment
public offering of $500,000
the
commenced
a
subordinated
of
group
debentures
Birtcher
of
craft
on
Angeles
over-the-counter market from Jan. 1, 1959 to. Dec. 31, 1959
a
low
of
%
bid,
lVo
asked
to
a
high
of
7
bid,
7y4
asked,
adjusted where appropriate forthe 2% stock dividend paid in Dec. of
series
at
Special
1959.
now
globe-circling
historic
air
is
0"' .7 7
the
parts,
from
concen-
/
III,
analyzes
and
accuracy,
Liston
said.
dioxide,
more
new
unit
freon
oxygen,
the
gases,
six
:
,
SEC
in
Chicago,
Road,
June
on
27
not
of
the United States
its
filed
12,000
regis¬
a
shares
its
territories
and
191,
of
y „•
June
on.
.
of
27
the
Board
the
that
'
.
President
and
board
of
the
stores
of
amounted
The
to
about 3,700
in 1959
$8,958,000,
was
franchised
stores.
dealer
in excess of $265 million,
equivalent to $2.92
per
dividends continuously since 1928, and
listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
are
Beneficial
Finance
and
Co.
its
subsidiaries
Finance System, which has more than
offices located
in
47
States
of the
191, p.
Benson-Lehner
The
constitute
the
Sales
6%
1,240 affiliated consumer finance
States, including Alaska
of
and
.
'
ry. oper.
$1,105,42i
$2,123,078
$2,371,554
&
191,
P-
Bevis
1,087,845
1,620,390
This
—
the
units
be
The
be
major
used
net
1960
In
Tampa,
Florida,
is
subsidiary,
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$500,000
$500,000
2,000,000 shs.
Cass
Associates
and
-
706,080 shs.
the
underwriters
77 77 7:7
Marache, Dofflemyre
&
Amount
Co.
Denault
Davis,
.
with
the
SEC
offered
be
The
$45,000
&
Co
30,000
Skaggs
&
Co._
25,000
Co.—Rights Offering—
stock
record
on
June
on
initially
the
date,
a regis¬
covering 32,842 shares of
subscription of holders, of
28
for
basis
of
one
new
share
for
each
12
offering
price and underwriting terms
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., heads the
engaged
in
the
of
electric
of $1,000,000
proceeds
funds
of
at
addition
5%%
the
sale
hand,
on
will
such
generation,
energy.
It
is
distribu¬
negotiating
the 7
mortgage bonds due August, 1990.
the bonds and stock, together with
of
the
cover
remaining
the
repayment
Expenditures
purpose.
approximately $5,077,600.
various- indebtedness, the
to
transmission,
first
including
program,
for
for
cost of its fiscal
of interim bank
such
construction
7
'
has
company
outstanding
series
of preferred
stock and 394,095 shares of common.
The
list J. B. French as Board Chairman and Neil G. Simpson
President.—V.
as
191,
2199.
p.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—Borrowings—
f
The
SEC
has
issued
an
order
under
the
Holding Company Act
increased bank borrowings by this company, of Pawtucket,
now has outstanding some $1,700,000 of short-term
authorizing
R.
I.
The
notes;
1960,
company
and
it
to
will
It
one
construction
estimated
an
propane-air
of
1960
requirements
additional
make
Dec.
31,
$1,000,000,
for
standby
additional
bank
in amounts
through
including some
peak-shaving
borrowings during
to exceed $2,700,000 outstanding
plant
gas
to
px-oposes
remainder
any
its
meet
need
for
purposes.
the
not
and
time.
Boston Fund, Inc.—Seeks Order—
This
Boston
its
proposed
the
investment
order
exemption
under
has
has
company
the
acquisition
Commission
of
Investment
the
assets
applied
Company
of
The
to
the
Act
Groton
SEC
with
for
an
to
and
respect
Company;
issued
an
order giving interested persons until
a hearing thereon.
holding company with less than 100 share¬
holders.
Boston Fund proposes to acquire substantially all its cash
and securities, having a value of about $7,500,000 as of Dec. 31, 1959,
in
exchange for shares of Boston Fund at their net asset value.
July
12,
1960,
Groton
Frederick
of
various
of
is
to
have
request
personal
a
Ayer,
Boston
family
engaged
the President
Fund's
advisory
interests
trusts
he
in
and
controls
or
a
board.
Groton;
and
holds
Director
In
as
with
of Groton, is a member
addition,
members
of
his
co-trustee
power
with
others
under
to vote more than 5%
Groton's
stock.—V.
Bristol
principally in the construction of "shell" homes, which are residences
constructed of wood or in some cases concrete block. The homes are
completely finished on the outside with doors, windows, screens, trim
and outside painting, but without gutters, drain spouts, flashing mar
terial, chimneys, or flu systems. Only in isolated cases does the com¬
pany finish and complete any of the homes it constructs. Operations
is
interchange
and
prospectus
Securities Offered —G. H.
Inc.,
cornThese clamps
wholly-owned
TO
1975
50,000
to
obtained
three
of the net proceeds from the sale
the company's subsidiary to increase its
Homes,
EFFECT
50,000
common
estimated
are
of mortgages placed on the "shell" homes sold by the com¬
pany. The balance of the proceeds will be added to working capital;
and used
for general corporate purposes.
Shell
due
1430.
construction
loans
holdings
BUSINESS—Bevis
is
hold
to
principal
$1)
Co
company
available
portion
by
its
and
supplied by amendment.
sale,
The
warrant.
will
used
it have made a firm commitment, subject to the terms
of the underwriting
agreement to purchase from the
respective principal
amounts of
debentures set forth
stock,
private sale
30, 200,000 units of securities of Bevis Shell
Inc., at $15.50 per unit. Each unit consists of
five shares of common stock, one $8 par 9% subordi¬
nated sinking fund debenture and one 1962 warrant and
1964
GIVING
debs,
&
held:
to
tion,
Co., Beil & Hough, Inc., and associates offered
PROCEEDS—The
also
company
clamps
list of underwriters.
,;
Homes,
one
offices
Co.—
outstanding
are
June
on
The
sale
diagnostic
Corporation.
executive
statement
shares
at
Homes, Inc.
and
electronic
utility, of 621 Sixth St., Rapid City, South Dakota, filed
tration
1,624,392
Shell
by
company
Associates—$300,000
p.
common
$1,874,606
639,131
oper.
i91,
manufacture
dissipating
Black Hills Power & Light
7,653,651
income—
2303.
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
thereto.
heat
Amount
Cass
$350,000
Net
the
.7
Richards
—V.
I960—Month—1959
1960—5 Months—1959
$2,816,712
$3,840,783 $10,148,434
$9,538,257
7,776,880
with
the
Barth
J.
St., Santa Monica,
1,717,705
locking,
the
in
equipment,
accessories
of
for
(par
conditions
7 7,
7:7"V 77 :%:-7j.:'i7;7v:.|:7 „;;7. .;.,7,;7^777.0-77%% -7%7.;.;7-;777i;
RR.—Earnings—
'
1,711,291
'surgical
below:
Bessemer & Lake Erie
exps.
stock
company
common
revenue—
J.
primarily
and
various
subord.
conv.
:
7%V
C.
,
engaged
sale
company's
associated
United
stock, of which 58,900 shares (17%) are
owned by Bernard S.
Benson, President; 51,160 shares (14.7%) by
Bear, Stearns & Co., and 26,000 shares (7.5% ) by Leonard M. Sperry,
a
director.
The
company's officers and directors as a group own,
beneficially,
107,190 shares
(31%),
and options to purchase 4,500
shares. The prospectus lists the selling stockholders as Mortimer Taube
and Eugene E.
Miller, selling 4,500 and 3,000 shares, respectively, or
one-half of their present holdings.—V. 191, p. 1730.
shares
is
UNDERWRITERS—iQuincy
research and service in the field of in¬
formation
retrieval, and the development,
manufacture and sale of
scientific cameras.
Of the net proceeds of the stock sale, $950,000 will
be used to repay short-term bank loans the proceeds of which were
used
for working capital,
$100,000 will be advanced. to subsidiaries
as working capital,
and the balance will be added to the company's
working capital.
.
In
addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
347,260
Jan.
on
of
1936.
Products
Capital
equipment,
processing
>
incorporated under the laws
12,
1938 and shortly thereafter
Birtcher, Inc., which had been
Beneficial
public sale by the company and 7,500 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the present holders thereof.
The public offering price and under¬
are to be supplied by amendment.
The prospectus lists
Bear, Stearns & Co. as the principal underwriter.
The company is engaged in the development, manufacture and sale
data
company
was
Authorized
writing terms
of
the
working capital, the company does
financing will be
required
in
the
•.
7';:--,;7
7
-'.:'7-
Corp.
business
7,
the
for
7;..%7
•
California
the
CAPITALIZATION
common
Corp.—Offering and Secondary—•
1960
' 7."' ': '*;.•
,
by
the
high
manufacturing plant
are located at 4371 Valley
Boulevard, Los Angeles 32, Calif. Additional
sales offices
and warehouses are
located in Oakland, Calif., Boston,
Mass., and Birmingham, Ala.
and net
share.
its
:
received
of
a
20,
and
June
on
.-5nd; c0?]|..tabes, .semiconductors and other
Quincy
1860 Franklin
time
additional
Birtcher
manufactured
are
1107.
of
of
and
ini
Baldwin
Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 27, I960 covering 75,000
shares of common stock, of which 67,500 shares are to be offered for
corporation,
to
electronic*-medical
Hill
This
be
price
asked
3Va
:' P°nents incorporated ill military electronic equipment.
Hawaii, in all 3.0 provinces of Canada. and one office in London,.
England.
'7'-%;:;7','7:v:--7" "'7^7Vw;;'v .'77 7'-;>;7"- .7:77
777.:'.'':.77\.'777\'-7
BeneficiaTs Investment in Western Auto Supply Co. will be about:
$50 million.—V.
to
common
paid
company
shares
and
company
proceeds
/.,
company
engaged
purchase of about 1,400,000 shares, or approximately 47%
of the outstanding common
stock, of Western Auto Supply Co.
The
purchase was made from Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
Western Auto, which has been in business for more than 50 years, is
a
nationwide merchandising chain operating through more than 400
income
the
1960
bid,
quotation
•
net
that
Feb.
equipment
of. this
had 'au-
directors
time
to
on
The
Ca.—Buys 47% of Western Auto-
Chairman
announced
"
•
from
State
formed
the
thorized
the
of
,
the
future.
succeeded
pos¬
198.
p.
20,
3Vtt
asked.,
BUSINESS—The
of
directly franchised retail
and
June
of
closing
of
anticipate
near
111.,
covering
the
Bank, Los Angeles, which were Incurred for th^ purpose of
working capital;
$20,000
will
be
spent
for
additional
productimKmachinery
for
Baldwin
Products
Corp.; - approximately
$15,000 wilP-be spent for quality control and laboratory test equip¬
ment;
and approximately $20,000 -Vull
be spent for machinery and
appurtenances
for
the
production
of
transformers
for
use
in
the
company's
electronic,
medical
and
surgical
products.
In
addition,
approximately $90,000 will be used
for
the
carrying, of
increased
inventories of
the company's line
of electro-surgical, ultrasonic and
cardiography instruments, and approximately $60,000 will be used to
finance-.the
company's new program of leasing its major products.
With the possible exception of short-term bank loans which may be
moni¬
and
3%
sale
low
a
augm&ntmg
entirely
operates
The
the
at
and
Union
vital
long-
a
over
bid,
asked,
the
debentures, it is expected that approximately
$225,000 will be used to retire presently existing short-term loans from
'V>:-;■ u
Mark
carbon
reused
6%
through*
1960
1,
quoted
was
bid,
PROCEEDS—Of
the
of
Jan.
stock
3V4
was
underwater
voyages
From
capital
of 6%
Dynamics, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
This
»
188, p.
2739.
corporation,
of 219 Alabama Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering 124,000 shares of common
stock, of which 69,000 shares are to be offered for public sale« for
Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y
REctor 2-9570
Claude D. Seibert, Publisher;
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
1960 by William B. Dand Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
S
Dana Seibert
Of
expire Dec.
CONVERSION—The conversion price is $5 per share of capital stock
and
including April 30,
1963,
$6
per
share thereafter to and
including April 30,
1966,
and
$7
per
share
thereafter,
subject to
adjustment.
The price of the capital stock was quoted
on
the Los
■
develop¬
Mark
company's
installed
other
awarded to those
be
dealers,
Caspersen,
company,
of
2.25
Morgan Stanley & Co.— 5.875
The Ohio Company——— 2.00
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Templeton
warrants
1964
to
sub¬
Co.-—Files for Offering—
Beneficial Finance
O.
Fenner
Spencer Trask
"miblower YV"
191
$48,000
a
.
specified products.—V.
the
W.
Shields
sua
~V-
be
same
and
of
of such
Lester,
f
B°abright
& Co
of
who accumulate specified numbers of points through purchases
Walker &
Beckpr
firms
connected
nuclear
prior
a
the
of
recent
in
of 7100 McCormick
statement
Net
eompany
G.
'
incurred
Bell
operating
Robert'
com-
was
oper.
StCorP& Webster
is
;
on
will
the
'•
than
stability
gases.
series
Railway
of
the
and
any time prior
and one $8 par
the year
sales
Associates
7
'
77,
./.v
.%/;7
developed by the combined efforts of scientists
and
engineers from Beckman, the U. S. Bureau of Ships, and the
Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D. G.—V. 191,
p. 2635.
The
Bailway
warrants
States'
Beckman
director
the
monoxide,
security-classified
to
agreed tn n
the delist,
test
28.
research
and
Period End. May 31—
so
co»nnon stock
June
awarded
in
smaller
degree
nnASaie of the debentures consists of $19,747,272 of funded
cnrnl.! shares °f preferred stock of $100 par and 915,019 shares
debt
of
principal
at
Birtcher Corp.
a
taking
and
Bausch & Lomb Inc. — Rights Offering -— Bausch &
Lomb Inc. is offering to the holders of its common stock
rights to subscribe for an issue of $7,038,600 of -4%%
SPkthalmic
the
directly
a
united
cne
which
-v./, 7.V
IV
higher
a
'
32,942,934
2,498,419
ry. oper.
(after
is
$225,000 Navy contract for nine :
a
on
Triton,
areas
time.
of
volume
$
$
'
.v,
said
-
confined
company-owned
1960—5 Months—1959
1960—Month—^-1959
test
a
monitors air supplies to prevent dangerous
impurities and' guarantees safe oxygen content,
of
The
has
Co., Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
with
the SEG coveting 300,000 shares of class A common stock
to be of¬
fered at par ($1 per share), through h._A^H.u_ey Co., Denver, Colo.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to the develop¬
corporation
unit,
a
respectively,
Army
begin
role
y-
The
(while
off-line
equipment
function
Recently the company established Rowe-AMI
and AMI sales in the United States and
Canteen
Tennessee.
warrants
1964,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, outstariding capitalization of the company will consist of $2,346,000 of
indebtedness and 1,420,000 shares of common stock.—V. 191, p. 1563.
the
S.
.
1959,
Calif.,
October to the
by means of
Liston,
units,
new
model
fleet.
tration
coordinate Rowe
Canada.
on-line
xor
additional
Max
important
an
cruise
subsidiaries include AMI, one of the world's
manufacturers of coin-operated record player and background
equipment; and Rowe Manufacturing Co., producer of vending
music
Anaheim,
31,
case.
solidated
high-speed,
Pershing
Army's
:7 V V1'
this
as
SALES—For
in September,
1961, Liston said.
atmosphere analyzer, the Mark III, now
equipment' oboard" all
U.
8: nuclear
subs. : As
such,
earlier
standard
is
the
for
the
of
analyzers
announced
time,
same
contract
construction,
An
manufacturing
largest
two
from
.
electronically without moving
pany's
data
has also received
company,
under
the
to
each
contract
22.
Division,
tabulate
and
Electronics Division, which includes ABT, AMI
(Automatic
Music,
Inc.)
and Tonomat Co. in Frankfort,
Germany,
Automatic Canteen
operates Food and Vending divisions. The com¬
I»
Systems
uncorrected
correct
periods
addition
June
for
in. the
use
will be delivered
largest company in the automatic vending
field. Sales and other income in
the nscal year 1959 amounted to
$140,509,948, with net earnings reaching an all-time high of $4,470,997.
In
Corp.
for
on
Contract—
$800,000
an
Agency at the Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala.
■
systems, which operate at the rate of 5,000 samples
edit,
Delivery
devices
Canteen is the
Automatic
received
announced
was
according to
Projects Division. '
Bill-Changer
the
it
Inc.—Receives
has
handling
order,
is adaptable for many other cur¬
rency handling jobs,
including tote machines at race tracks and far
several banking operations, Leverone added.
of
"heart"
The
data
Inc.,
of
IV
mental
fceverone said,
Bill-Changer,"
Instruments,
the
will
and
marine
which will allow vending machines to accept currency and return a
purchased product plus the correct change. "Vending of higher-priced
consumer goods, including complete meals, requires use of proved cur¬
rency handling equipment. Canteen now has such equipment in ABT's
electronic
968,071
Division
Dec.
Missile
said
Mark
bills.
pointed
and
and
The
ABT
Leverone
1962
in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
on
Carolina
systems will record information on magnetic tape for further
Corp. These debentures which are due April 30, 1975,
processing in larger digital computers, he said.
7;VV'VV>7:;.<;;'■
',V
were offered in
The Pershing Missile is a mobile,
$1,000 units at par, plus accrued interest
surface-to-surface, solid propellant
ballistic missile developed for the field
from April 30, I960, to date of delivery and payment.
army. It has a 400-mile range.
"Bill Changer," the only commercially-proved currency
changer on the market, has
been in constant field use by Automatic
Canteen and other firms for
two years. It can be designed to handle
any denomination U. S. or foreign currency, including $1, $5, $10 and
$20
3
and entitle the holders to
to their expiration dates, one
share of common stock
9% subordinated sinking fund
debenture, at a unit price of $9.50 plus acrued interest on tne debentui*e.
Tne debentures will be redeemable at the company's
option at
redemption prices ranging from 110%
to par, and
lor the
sinking
fund at the then current redemption
price, plus accrued interest in
$1,359,406
1,221,854
pleted), the missile
digital computer.
...-'W",,'r
The
$1,538,575
134,973
for
He
ABT brings to Canteen prototype models for several
vending machines," Leverone stated.
will become part of Canteen's Electronics Division^ is a
ment.
$169,733
180,325
two
place),
sophisticated electronic coin and currency handling equip¬
and
izers
31,
5,861,946
$132,381
spokesman
second,
addition,
important new
6,018,399
carried
are
North
PRIVILEGE—The-1962
$7,221,352
$7,556,974
ops.
first of the
the
essentiai parts of today's modern vending machines," he
are
1,038,668
inc.__
Instruments,
program,
Ballistic
manufacturing operations. It also provides Canteen with
coin-and-bill-changing components and control devices
electronic
$1,208,401
1,045,425
2411.
p.
AETRON
Missile
were not
said the acquisition of ABT "rounds out Canteen's ElecDivision
and marks another step . in Canteen's program of
nics
hp
ry.
operating
191,
analog-digital
diSiCpverone
nteerating its
from
rev.
ry.
Beckman
was
chairman." ABT is
$1,178,306
expenses
Reckman
Chicago,
ft
revenue
Mississippi,
1960—5 Mos.—1959
Co. of America—Acquires—
Automatic Canteen
onrv'
of the company
Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
purchase
—V.
word
(3)
Batngor & Aroostook RR,
Period End. May 31—
premium, not cumulative.
may
be redeemed with borrowed funds after June 1,
the payment of any premium, but may not be redeemed
ponds
Chronicle
■■
any
Of
n,
I)a-111
,!
there shall be no premium if redemption be effected
1
1965; provided, however, that bonds of not to exceed
nrincipal amount may be redeemed each year, without the
1965'
1
.
..The Commercial and Financial
.
S. Possessions,
of exchange,
in Dbminion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year;
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the
sesv
five-vefr wa?rants^#t
r^nrpUntine
cK Also
Safes
whereas
company
corporate purposes.
other
and
rauital
in
The
the 6%
investment
York
New
This
to request
1960,
12,
MEW.
Assets
—V.
is
a
investment
an
of
Broad
stock
the
^purchase
has
applied
the
to
SEC
for
■•■'/
with
company
their net
at
Investment
the
of
two
stockholders.
In
12,
'equest a
1960.
to
is
Morey-Humm
Street
Broad
change
for
stock
value
of
Broad
of
six
$499,001
of
as
stock
at
Public
April
Co., Inc.—Common
offering of
its
cash
30,
1960,
net
asset
and
162,000 shares of
financing
by
the
of
the
the
stock
sold
toward
which
Stock
in
the
of
cost
of
shares
apply
building
Minn.
stock
issuance
the
proceeds
shares
stock
common
dividends
amounted
to
the common
on
has
"and
paid
stock
ampules and
are
household
and
Plants
in
products
the
toiletry
located
are
for
miles
south
of
The
Net
glass
of
has paid
cash
at
Paul,
Minn.,
is
to
the
opposite
underwriters'
Brothers
Blyth & Co.,
&
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Burge
Barth
&
&
Inc.
Kraus
C.
S.
Dickson
First
&
Boston
—V.
Freres
191,
&
Co
I.
7,000
M.
Simon
Louisville,
Sutro
Walston
Co
&
Co,„______
was
set
April
;
$3,567,472
$3,220,622
$2,884,637
154,209
*989,884
"390,441
for
Sfl
the
the
are
operating
yiT?Si
SSlpanStockholders
I ne
annual
report
from
$984,000
$4,060,000
$4,391,000
-748,213
3.354,072
3,483,692
ops.
$65,824
$235,787
$705,928
$907,308
*117,916
57,221
"104,170
a! those
and
The
v2.,100
of
by
30,
showed
a
record
net
common
worth
of
2412,
p.
60c
of
stock
reported
was
of
a
A
of
per
class
B
new
cash
at
and
stock.
common
.Offices and
.
and
5,
loan
no
the
for
concession
receive
of
an
is
entitled
and
annual
share
dividend
share
to
for
on
share,
holder?*™ D1StilICri '
purchase
$8,400,000
in
notes
"J
* Wh°"y
owed
the
be
dividends
of
applied
Beggs
to
pay
the
to
offering,
corporation
the
estimated
the
unpaid
the balance,
initial
at
balance
of
expenses
and
incorporated
was
of
purpose
business
stockholders
stock
agree-
former
,C°U« of the United States on a
involving Brown-Forman was handed
$4^9?000OfreSL^fiSiOn
LterSrboth
rec>uired
wh?Jh hXHe'h PrZ
M
payment
u
on
of
Chematomics,
opening loan
in
engaging
the
in
business
under
the
Ohio
law
on
finance
consumer
of
Corp.—To Increase Common Stock—
July
p.
to
the
Pending
down in
in
government
of
and
the
■
Plan—Exchange
Offer
held In Los An&eles on June 24,
P ameI?dment ta the Articles of Incorporadebentures
6%li" Tang® offer of subordinated capital
atbentures'
series A, to holders of 6% serial preferred
income
shares
the
wav
fftr
^
earned,
;\able
whereas
rrthe exchange
.haVe priority over all classes of stock in
fnd sinking fund requirements;
"
'
dividends
b? ,mandatorlly payable when
in
East
42nd
840,490
2303.
p.
Street,
New
York,
/
par,
are
being offered in denominations of
denomination
of
interest
May
Church
St.
authorized by
in
are
1,
I960.
notes
;
of
this
Margaret
Mary,
Corporation
unanimous
issue
cost
of
Any
and
to
of
a
aew
eight
approximately
one
all
or
accrued
of
interest
maturity
190, p.
in
consent
Diocese
of
classroom
on
any
days
the
of
operating
operating
Ry.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
Notes
obligation
Duluth,
Duluth, and
of
now
may
interest
semi-annual
notice
to
to
being
issue
the
of
The
Minn.,
have
corporation.
finance
part of
constructed
be
prepaid
paying
Keenan
a
been
&
at
at
date
a
par
prior
Clarey,
Inc.
,
expenses
ry.
&
Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
I960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$3,187,783
$3,624,869 $16,177,571 $17,326,541
2,518,642
2,437,761
12,708,127
12,404.513,
revenue—
from
rev.
$500.
Park,
of
authorized
this
written
direct
members
school
1732.
Period End. May 31—
Ry.
a
Morgan
the
$220,000.
the notes
30
ipon
—V.
and
„
are
PROCEEDS—This note issue has been
cost
$1,000
the
1970 maturity only.
Principal and
payable at the main office of First National
All the notes of this issue are dated and bear
is
Minneapolis.
from
of
the
plus accrued interest
May 1, 1960.
$500
ops.
$669,141
operating inc.—
517,750
$1,187,108
761,163
191, p. 2412.
$3,469,444
$4,922,028
2,500,159
3,270,951
N.
City Gas Co.—Registers Common—
This
ti°n
Y.,
filed
a
of
955
with
the
company,
statement
East
SEC
25th
St.,
Hialeah, Fla„
filed
a
registra
June 27, 1960
covering 120,000 share
to be offered for public sale
through a group c
underwriters headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The public ? offerin
price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company and its subsidiaries distribute gas
through undergroim
distribution systems in the Miami
of
common
on
stock,
■
which
area
in
are
the
process
conversion
o
from liquefied
petroleum gas to natural gas systems.
Tw
subsidiaries conduct bottled
gas businesses in portions of Dade Count}
Upon completion of said
conversion, in July, 1960, the company wi
sell
to
an
institutional investor $600,000 principal amount of firs
mortgage bonds, 5%% series due 1979. In
addition, the company ha
obtained preliminary
commitments for the sale of $2,000,000 of 6';
sinking fund notes due 1980 to two institutional
investors.
Of the he
proceeds from the said
financing and from the stock sale, $2,800,00
will
be
used
to
amount at the
the
repay
time of
company's
bank
loans which are expected to exist- in sue!
closing the stock financing, $500,000 to complet
and construction
program, and the balanc
conversion
shares of common
stock, of which 76,220 shares (10.9% ) ar
owned by S. F.
Danels, Board Chairman, and 131,300 shares (18.8%
by S. W. Langer, President.—V.
191, p. 2131.
share.
The
receive
at
offering will be underwritten on a best efforts basis
by Pleasant Securities Company, which will receive a
selling commission
of 45c per share.
In addition to $26,995 for expenses, the underwriter
will
company
to
shares
the
the
and
of
conclusion
at
common
account
of
the
of
the
nontransferable
a
purchase,
10c
at
the
per
share,
rate
of
1
sale
9,000
option
all
or
share
shares of
from
part
for
the
of
each
common
company's
an
19
additional
shares
9,000
sold
for
company.
company was organized under Delaware law in
February, 1960 to
manufacture and market high heat resistant ion
exchange resins, which
are
compositions
attract
and
for
the
hold
of matter
through molecular configuration able to
Impurities In liquids; other resins and polymers suit¬
manufacture
of adheslves
and associated operations. The
company
but is in
the process of
in
the
bindings, synthetic crystals,
corporate
estimated
be
In
purposes.
The
mains
to
addition
and installation
$1,200,000.
to
certain
expenditures
of
services
indebtedness,
700,000
the
for
required
new
company
for
con
customers
ar
outstandin
has
Clinchfield
RR.—Earnings-
Period Ended May 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
revenue..
oper.
expenses.
rev.
from
railway
—V.
ry. oper.
oper.
191, p. 2412;
1960—Month—1959
$1,800,823
$8,736,185
1,143,534
5,668,433
$643,757
$657,289
$3,067,752
547,160
608,735
2,729,256
.
Inc.—
'
1960—5 Month's—195
$1,798,782
1,155,025
;
$9,166,49
5,683.54
$3,482,95
3,148,46
'
.
'
has not yet engaged In business,
obtaining an option to lease manufacturing
J., negotiating licensing and research agree¬
preparing for operation, Of the net proceeds from
South Amboy,
ments and
generally
space
and
general
struction of
from
Presi¬
The
able
respVet^ D?mcm»Uirefr,tWi11
fb >^InteLs? r
551,805
72,343,525
for
dent
theAsh\rTholder^aer^nvpJ.Shareh0ldfS
ctea^ng
122
inc.—
oper.
69,74.4,626
$17,799,421" $20,131,916
3,368,419
4,568,068
registration statement with the SEC on June 24^ 1960,
covering 188,300
shares of common stock, of which 175,000
shares are to be offered for
public sale by the company and 13,300 shares,
being outstanding stock,
by the present holders thereof.
The public offering price will be $3.00
the
tion
Inc.,
$3,859,475
/"V
interest
the
estimated
Chematomics, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
the
14,739,454
$3,334,285
•".■/
semi-annual
$4,-
20 will consider increasing the authorized
providing for cumulative voting in the election of
2461.
and
directors.—V. ,188,
sVck-
taxes Previously withheld,
<«
Budget Finance
191,
14,261,082
ry. oper.
per
excesfsinmofftCsiS!^ ™cthJanuary
expenses.
from
$87,544,047 $92,.475,441
paid.
and
pay
Building
the
will be
working, capital for their business.
Checker Motors
The
$8.82.
bv
oper.
in
.
to
of
with
investing in special
situations such as the purchase of the Beggs
Building (located at 21
East State Street, Columbus, Ohio).—V.
.191'.p. 503/
?2TJooSroonfrnm iniShCalvyear',Which pi0Vl^ for "ong-tem loans of
%
I J?
anks and an msurance company. Proceeds of that
I
' J^ T^F°I
n°tes, were used to retire the company's previous longterm
indebtedness
and
revenue__,.$iy,595,367 $18,598,929
rev.
•
1960—5 Months—1959
oper,
Notes
the
for
dividends
any
stock,
assurance
& Pacific RR-Earnings—-
1960—Month—1959
Church of St. Margaret
Mary, Morgan Park, Duluth,
Minn.—Serial Coupon Notes Offered—Keenan &
Clarey,
Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn., on June 24 publicly offered
$110,000 of 5%, 5V4%., 5V2%, and 5%% serial coupon
notes, dated May 1, 1960, and due serially from May 1,
non-cumulative
a
of
payment
dollar
$3,745,674 $10,905;620 $12,085,950
1,653,713
*770,766
1,46S,638
2303.
p.
Cincinnati, New Orleans
to
payment
common
proceeds
the
used
supply
for
1959
small
is
will
be
BUSINESS—The
Sept.
B
secu¬
Payment of any dividends necessarily de¬
financial condition of the corporation and
net
price of
to
after
the
These
share of each class of
one
entitled
dollar
the
the
will
is
class
there
$1,610,500
purchase
$2,682,000
common
credit
earnings,
PROCEEDS—Of
stock.
at
June 17 publicly commenced
shares of class A common stock
stock.
common
factors
and,
the
on
dividends,
this
for
common
Offered—
on
before
year
stock,
share
additional
per
882,781
191,
Church
stock
common
$1.20
$3,363,054
inc.—
SECURITY—-The
Orleans,
common
292,500,
$41,139 171
per share
report also reported consummation
class
B
upon
1960,
Times Bourbon, and King
Produced, imported and marketed by
reported earnings of $1.18
New
pend
subsidiaries.
equity per share of
1960—5 Months—1959
ry. oper.
oper.
41,169
191,
4,089,431
$83,162,973 $89,452,908
72,257,353
77,366,958
1961, through May 1, 1970, at
inc.—
ry.
operating
class
y^r totaled $4,407,761, up 24% over profits of
year ended
April 30.
1959, Covered in the
products produced and sold
by Brown-Forman—
company's divisions
rev.
ry.
from
rev.
from
770,176
expenses
1,008,385
1960—Month—1959
expenses.
railway
■
1960—5 Months—1959
$836,000
revenue
operating
dividend
„Kentucky Bourlbon^ Early
The annual
1960—Month—1959
stock, at $20.20 per unit.
Dealer's
units is $2.10, re-allowance $1.80. !
fiscal
the
2412.
p.
rities were offered in units of
which reviews the activities of
the Louisville firm for the
started May 1. 1959, shows consolidated net sales of
vip/10%
over
the last year's
total sales of $92,445,460.
reP°rt
954,208
$18,261,357 $19,733,888
14,898,303
15,988,214
revenue..
oper.
Railway
Railway
—V.
$834,577
191,
offering of 250,000
and 250,000 shares of class B
™lLe^oWhich
$101,696 943
93,153
Period Ended May 31—
1960—5 Months—1959
*38,933
oper.
other
according to that distiller's annual
report published June 28.
The report,
Jersey—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$817,876
4.000
Inc
topping the $100 million mark,
corporation for the fiscal year ended
$3,310,558 $13,586,428 $15,984,676
Chicago, Rock Island
the
inc—
from
"Deficit.—V.
2,100
Westheimer
81,933,355
$2,827,105
oper.
railway
Net
an
2,100
7,000
7,000
$97,918,031
78,287,573
V-
4
•
■
.
Corp., of Cleveland, Colum¬
4.000
4.000
Co.,
$91,874,001
17,089,335
income
Catholic
4,000
Co
record,
Ky.,
">." '
under
ry. oper.
rev.
"Deficit.—V.
Singer, Deane & Scribner.. 2,100
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 7,000
&
Net
Net
Utility Corp.—Fees Allowed—
18,945,661
Net
4,000
r___
7,000
&
1960—5 Months—-1959
$20,399,893
16,148,830
2412.
p.
♦Deficit—V.
2,100
Co....
&
1960—Month—1959
$18,975,935
ry. oper.
from
oper.
191,
Railway
Railway
1,732,996
V:V: ■'•■.■
469,409
exps.
revenue—
Period Ended May 31—
$3,031,934
1,014,455
Schwabacher
Co
126,010
inc.—
2516.
p.
rev.
ry.
Bank
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—Annual
Report—
sales
$2,481,267
373,557
$21,830,298
the
new
$646,228
172,909
18,342,446
any
A
$495,573
2,100
&
Net
15,493,449
$21,563,068
Ry.
2,100
2303.
p.
15,902,251
bus and
&
Net
$18,525,383
3,143,830
2,100
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co..
Goodbody & Co.—____
Hallgarten & Co
Lazard
$3,790,058 $18,383,518
2,100
Shields
191,
Period End. May 31—
1960—5 Months—1959
2,100
Co., Inc. 2,100
Corp.____ 7.000
$1,182,482
91,595
$1,333,294
529,872
$2,958,719
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
Central Vermont Ry., Inc.—Earnings-
Lynch.. 4,000
&
$306,853
operating
ry.
—V.
3,832,184
Net
Co.—
Son
1,776,237
$246,082
155,193
$4,666,761
2,100
;
___
Newbold's
1960—5 Months—1959
ry.- ops.
from
rev.
207,169
$3,717,724
-3,222,151
1960—Month—1959
1,919,001
26,711
3,533,110
railway
21,243,685
7,838,349
$3,252,295
42,521
order
I
3 88,774
$506,325
an
jjj
r
108,922,351
87,678,666
$695,627
$565,675
issued
L
'
379,816
inc.—
has
$
■
$625,898
$93,204
2,100
2,100
H.
'a
?
expenses
revenue
$95,511
Co.
W.
6,941,257
ops.
Newburger & Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood__
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
2.100
&
&
18,552,036
1,095,164
operating
$4,350,986
7.000
&
2,930,304
1,618,239
oper.
period End. May 31—
Rhoades
&
4,118,919
Railway
expenses^
Ry.
Co._
ry. oper.
income
oper.
892,261
Certified Credit & Thrift Corp.—Securities
Commonwealth Securities
2.100
Harold C. Brown & Co., Inc.
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc
R.
&
Loeb,
Manley, Bennett
McKelvy & Coc
Moore, Leonard
Co., Inc.
4.000
Simmons— 2,100
Bradford & Co.______
2,100
Ellis
Ryons
M.
81,604,279
771,778
revenue—
Net
names;
& Co.
2.100
Bateman, Eichler & Co
The
Carl
2,100
Co.—_
Becker
Lester,
19,500
__J___ 4,000
18,661,073
'•
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
|
1960—5 Months—1959
Shares
—19,500
Inc
Co.—
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
Net
commence
Shares
Bache
1,067,219
Railway oper.
1961.
below
Net
191, p, 2635.
Railway
common
forth
16,494,214
172,120
Central RR. Co. of New
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement, the several un¬
derwriters, represented by Lehman Brothers and
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
have agreed severally to
purchase from the company and from the
selling stockholders the respective numbers of
shares
of
set
exps.
151,771
ry. oper.
Months—1959
100,156,315
Railway
Period Ended May 31—
approximately
expected
I960—5
$
21,591,377
191, p. 2412.
operating
operating
Net
_
Lehman
1,548,377 ./
6,395
Holding
Company Act
fee allowances and reimbursement for expenses in the
which culminated in an April 1959; order of the Qomexempting this corporation and its subsidiaries from the said
mission
glass tubing,
tubing.
The glass
medicinal, chemical,
Rosemount,
St.
1960—Month—1959
20,613,133
$1,398,586
income
40,422,130
24,455,004
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
2412.
p.
SEC
Act.—V.
beverages, beers, liquors and wine.
Brockway, Crenshaw and Washington, Pa.;
Ind.; Freehold, N. J., and
Parkersburg, W. Va.
and
from
oper.
191,
•
$1,679,964
$2,176,815
1960—Month—1959
from
food;
20,808,731
period End. May 31—
Georgia Ry.—Earnings-
of
'/-5
37,431,623
6,019,208
revenue—
from
rev.
ry.
Ry.
2,525,605
authorizing
proceedings
ire. addi¬
and
10,640,919
4,996,841
$1,337,463
Central Public
containers,
fabricated
Net
Net
2411.
p.
rev.
ry.
The
to
years
9,146,752
$265,324
ry.
.•
32,970,107> 146,076,130' 148,452,429
22,329,188 108,644,507 168,030,299
inc.—
$247,282
expenses
per
■••
i;v '/.-vv•
ry. oper.
oper.
operating
—-V.
■
30,
applicable
company
from
rev.
Railway
'Net
31—
>'
..v
Months—1959
$
stock¬
common
2,366,044
$100,818
"35,514
revenue
operating
time.
to
of
2411.
p.
capitalization
taxes
expenses-
oper.
1960—5 Months—1959
$4,542,859
$4,205,569
419,918,
$38,874
ops.
191,
from
191,
Net
products;
at
Minneapolis
June
after
consecutive
time
packaging
Muskogee, Okla.; Lapel,
The plant
under construction
operations in
34
from
manufactures
other
used
income
$3,382,000.
stock
dividends
BUSINESS—Brockway
containers
net
I960—5
from
Sept.
$50,786,000
ry.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
new
31,399,356
22,252,604
revenue—
Railway
703.
p.
$520,736
& North Western
Central
equipping a new'
remaining shares are
nc-w
may
189,
$0,283
.
Maine—Earnings-
364,239
operating inc.__
ry.
—V.
of
in
$403,113
"•
Period End. May 31—
of the company will comprise 53,825,000
long-term debt, 60,959 shares
of $50 par value preferred stock, and
,1.257,852 shares of common stock.
SALES—Consolidated net sales during the fiscal year ended
totaled
from
rev.
—V.
was
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.- -Earnings—;
stockholders
common stock,
be purchased for
amount
same
i960—Month—1959
expenses
operating
Net
stockholders.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
share
0.147
the
Lines
revenue
operating
Net
of
represent
net
of
and
is involved.—V.
Pacific
Period End. May
and
The
basis
held
A
ex¬
value.
Offered—
common
130,000
will
Rosemount.
at
behalf
on
offered,
company,
glass container plant
being
shares
the
on
class
underwriting
Carolina
Brockway Glass Co., Inc. (Brockway, Pa.) was made on
June 29 by an underwriting group managed
by Lehman
Brothers and Blyth & Co., Inc. The stock was
priced at
S38 per share.
PROCEEDS—Of
of
rev.
ry.
Ry,
Glass
share,
No
operating
Net
shares
..
1960—Month—1959
Period End. May 31—
by
to be offered for subscription
A stock, $28.55
per
share; for
S.
Rogers,
Lisle-Cannon
191, p. 2303.
stockholders.
all
their
Calif.—files
Oakland,
Exchange Commission—
$1)
class
"Deficit.?—V.
with
substantially
Street
for
operating
Net
W.
(64.906% ), and John S.
18,500 shares (.11.772%
)
\'''• v.,<r!>'■•'•
■
railway
—V.
Ry.
thereon.
purchase
to
(par
per
Ry.
respect
to
its
proposed
& Warwick, Inc.; and the
interested persons until July
company
f
shares
Canadian
with
giving
investment
total
a
Brockway
G.
Net
Co.,
ana
ago.
year
a
Net
Insurance
period End. May 31—
191, p. 2743.
Blunt
$42,000,000
an
Ry.
J.
with
compared
—V.
exemption order
an
Isobelle
and
shares
>
•
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
v.
Ry.
each,
102,000
■
pres¬
June 14 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of class A stock (par $5) and 4,168 shares of
on
8,766
share
each
Humm
order
hearing
an
shares
Act
Morey
an
piopcses
with
securities,
of
the SEC for
Life
company
$5.71
shares
S
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
!
-■
materials
rospectus also lists Richmond
o
Secretary-Treasurer and owner of
31, 1960, book value of outstanding
as
May
share.
engineering
nationwide consumer finance company,
a
$46,000,000
2411.
p.
holders.
value.
asset
Company
assets
issued
has
A.
exceed
now
191,
follows:
as
of
as
Commission
Bali,
The
to fill an existing
the board
to
owner
'
covering
hearing thereon.
has also applied to
company,
under
J.
added
was
and
Period Ended May 31—
California
Broad Street, the latter proposes to acquire
cash and securities of M.E.W., with a total
May 9,
1960, in exchange for shares of
the
$1,073,449
Street
The
of
all
substantially
value
stock
of the board of
President of construction and
Aiz.,
With Securities and
agreement between it and
15
Rogers
1960.
directors were
members
President
as
651,775 shares outstand¬
(out of
raw
Henry Schlachter and Arrowhead Petro-
e
]
of 5,000 shares. The
owner
ently operates 96 offices serving 16 states. The company recently opened
new offices in Seattle, Wash., and San Bernardino and Riverside, Calif.
order under the Investment Company Act with respect
to its proposed acquisition
of the assets of M.E.W. Corporation; and
the Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until
vials,
leum
■
exemption
tion
Phoenix,
Budget Finance Plan,
"
company
selling stockholders a
Corp. owners of 4,15|
_
that may be
shares
preferred
serial
6%,
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
working capital for administration, product cost,
The
vacancy.
common
1959
of
same
companies in
Broad Street Investing Corp.—Seeks Orders—
sale
number
under this offer is 250,000
.
labor
whereas
preferred shares are redeemable at par,
meeting, all
re-elected. Louis Himelstein,
The
—V.
serial
maximum
the
At
lists Melvin D. Douglas as President and owner of
126 000 common shares
<70%). He proposes to sell 10.000 shares of
his'holdings
An additional 9.000 each are being sold by Shirley A.
Douglas, Secretary-Treasurer, and four Douglas family trusts.
July
fund,
prospectus
The
an
the
1975
year
sinking
ing) and the offer, unless extended, will expire on July 22,
the business of designing,
facturing
producing and selling electrical and mechanical assembl
,
electronic and missile hardware components and special tools and
fabrications
It' now has
outstanding 180,000 common shares.
Net
nroceeds to the company from its sale of additional stock will be used
as
follows: $100,000 for expansion and further modernization of the
comnanv's plants and equipment; $100,000 for research and development of new products;
and the balance (about $123,0001 for working
The
the
with
annual
an
exchanged
option plan.
engineering manu¬
the company's restricted stock
issuable under
of
,
in
included
^
&n
^
$.001 each to four officers of the underwriter.
to purchase 20,000 common shares at $6 per
the registration statement are 17,500 common
right
the
^
72 cents per share commission is payable
^he company also has agreed to issue
which
for
,
'
^
Commencing
benefit
0{{ered
be
t0
are
&
*°f *a[f at h$asif
all-or-none
,
h
he
f
tag stock,
for
debentures will have the
there is no sinking fund
applicable to the 6% » serial preferred shares; and
;
(d)
The debentures will
be
redeemable
(otherwise
than through
operation of the sinking fund) on or before July 1, 1974 at a premium,
■(c)
„f *v,p
aceountorthe icsiiine company and 55,000 shares, being outstand«
issuing compa *
11.
.
N.
company's stock sale, $175,000 will be used
machinery and equipment, $50,000 to develop a
and advertising, $75,000 for
research and
to
purchase and install
sales force, promotion
development,
and
$136,250
Cobble Brothers Machinery
Co., Inc.—To Be Acquire'
See
Singer
Manufacturing
Co.,
below.
' ■:'■'■
V,
Cobble Brothers Sales Co., Inc.—To Be
Acquired—
See
Singer
Manufacturing
Co.,
below.
Number 5965
192
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(5)
'
■
■' ' '
N
through Netherlands Securities
New York, N. Y. •" '
general corporate purposes.
.
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Colorado &
»'nd
,
,
Mav 31—
P,en° nior
1_V.
It
$1,411,785
$1,247,648
58,410
556,270
401,645
oner',
I960—Month—1959
$295,840
$430,415
revenue—
Net
.
1,098,352
84,414
331,973
Inc.—Order Issued—
,
on
396,374
410,631
2,056,253
$213,044
$1,173,472
47,861
194,901
311,360
sale
of
will
be
The
shares
3,500
share,
per
proceeds
filed
21
of
go
to
a
M.
Payson
Jan.
on
of
,'':v
Continental Boat
Securities and
916
.
SEC
068
covering
offered
,
100,000
$3
ai
York, ;i. Y.
per
of
shares
letter
a
common
through
J.
'
notification with
of
stock
a
2,
to
purchase
191,
and
$719,672,
,
materials,
Mr.
to
the
advertising
filed
a
letter
covering 21,629 shares of common stock
share, without underwriting.
notification
of
(no
be
subsidiary
P.
used
to
build
y^ ^
an
with
the
of
Inc.,
Bigelow-Sanford,
their
mQve
general
SEC
of machines
and
Crestliner,
Inc.,
and his top executive
from Little Falls,
neauquarters
to
Thompsonville./.
'
*;*V'
nnpr
h
Falls.
continue to be a major Crestliner manufacturing
pyponH
anid its listing organization^ except for the headquarters
^rp-HiVes. eoin8 t0 Thompsonville, will continue without major change.
Thi -r! 5 otJler Plants are in Strasburg, Va, and Morrilton, Ark.
anri
Qi
"t?mPsonviHe plant will produce complete lines of fibreglass
Centra u,"11nuni-;-boats
for. r distribution in the North Atlantic and
now
!nrf
,ntic Coast areas. Thompsonville real estate and buildings
for hi
!r Iease to Bigelow and not currently occupied will be used
•Mr
w
manufacturing oner«*ion
••
,.•'*>■
r saic} that, the transfer of Crestliner's headquarters and
ment of a fourth manufacturing unit are part of Bieelow's
announced plan to expand manufacturing.; and marketing
ii
thp
previniKi,
facilifipc
i
;
the Thompsonville operation would enable Crestliner
u«,?erye ifcs Sowing business in the Atlantic seaboard area,
19impOIl564 numb®rs of
new
dealers
are
P^°d
■Railway
Railw
&
Enc5ed May
0per.
oper.
31
1960—Month—1959
revenue...
the
expenses.
-
•
share.
*
'
v*
Superamic
and
190,
Transit
buses,
t^e
383.'
p.
Nov.
1929
to
of
Germany.
Ohio
Doak Company, Inc., was incorporated
acquire the outstanding stock of a New
2,978,702
15,478,825
If
$19,808 571
3*07oio27
leading
a
European
Werk. Dr.
Chemistches
•
'
manufacturer of parenteral
Klopfer, G.m.b.H. Dresden-
took
this
over
existing
of
program,
and
agreement
of issue,
account of retirement
on account of retire¬
liabilities, $17,500; inventory purchase, $15,000; re¬
$25,000; and working capital, for general corporate
allowance, $15,000; estimated expense
$10,800.
full issue
the
,.
.
...
,
.
will be applied pro rata
is not sold the proceeds
items.—V. 191, p. 1984.
14,922,367
393,093
2304.
$1,136,272 1 $4,059,543
above
operating
3,246,001
3,201,785
exps.
waie, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings
R
Ellcled May
ia*v oper,
Railway
oper.
31—.
1960—Month—1959
revenue.,
$5,871,992
$6,254,272
expenses.
5,232,347
5,105,822
26,889,141
$639,645
$1,148,450
$3,022,554
$3,321,012
°Mr: 'nc~
191,
"V*
p.
257,304
$29,911,695 $30,222,817
n.603,760
372,139
rev
from
ry. oper.
Jper Income-,.
ry
♦Deficit.—V.
26,901,805
ry- oper.
•net™5
Net
Net
I960—5 Months—1959
12,219,888
$5,093,919
$4,327,800
3,758,107
191, p. 2304.
;
.
Duluth, South Shore &
11,491,430
*604,735.
Railway
2304.
revenue—
operating exps.
oper.
Railway
facility,
research
of
stock
,
with
notification
(par
$1)
be
to
of¬
At¬
Inc.,
•-••• _•■•
:
products,
plastisols,"
and
by Dyna-Therm
announced in New York
Clarke
evaluating
and
high
;
;
/
.
-
t
by
•
the
The
late
last
company
in
March
products
tailored
the
to
added.
Noting
York.
New
laboratory will also enable the
new
new
/'
.
that
the
$100,000 investment
within
relatively
a
Atlantic RR.-
represents
short
at
$2,854,682
2,342,878
2,381,490
of
rate
a
the
heavy
191,
outlay
$1,500,000
research
products
new
time.—V.
Securities and Exchange
The
SEC
Corporation
share,
per
without
filed
22
June
on
covering 4,900 shares of
$10
em¬
and
new
2637.
p.
Commission—
letter
a
stock
common
notification
of
(no
with
to
r
offered
par)
underwriting.
'
;;;;■ The proceeds are to be used for general corporate
(Ralph
H.)
company
be
the
at
'
*.
•
purposes.
Eaton Investments, Inc.—Stock Offered—
on June 3
offered 'M,000 shares of its
capital stock at par,, ($10 per share),: 'Although techni¬
cally a^public offering, Mr. Eaton announced on June 22
that most of the stock
had
"already been committed to
friends and associates.
PROCEEDS—The
net
BUSINESS—Ralph H.
ment
and
development
1960
under
West
McDowell
The
Arizona
be
primarily
devoted
of
estate
his
real
to
properties
Investments, Inc., a real
corporation, was incorporated
Its
temporary
Ariz. ''
Phoenix,
office
is
estate
invest¬
18,
March
on
located
2202
at
"
j
was
organized by Ralph H. Eaton and business
incorporators for the primary purpose of acquiring,
as
and/or
industrial,
operating
to provide
and
enterprises
Eaton
law.
Road,
corporation
developing
and
will
proceeds
investments.
estate
risk
developed
be
may
business
capital
and
and
real
commercial
therefor.
Such
in
operated
the
businesses
of
name
the
corporation, through wholly or partially owned subsidiaries, affiliated
corporations and under management agreements.—V. 191, p. 2305.
Elco Corp.—Additional
Financing Details—Our June 27
issue reported the offering on June 23
this firm's 6% convertible subordinated
June
Under
the
terms
Underwriting
S.
of $1,000,000 of
debentures, due
1, 1975, at par, plus accrued interest from June 1,
Additional financing details follow;
1960.
D.
purchase
and
subject
Agreement,
Fuller
&
the
is
Co.
the
to
the
conditions
underwriters
acting
as
principal amount
of
contained
named
below,
severally
debentures,
forth
set
in
for
Representative,
the
whom
agreed
opposite
to
their
names:
Amount
S.
D.
Fuller
&
Co
Bopnning
—V.
&
191,
Co
Electrada
June
27
shares
share
chase
their
their
the
C.
&
of
Bache
the
per
&
named
Co.,
share,
101,000
below,
stock
less
Co
Co
&
Brov/n
Paine,
&
4,000
Jackson
&
15,000
Writer
&
Reynolds & Co.,
L.
Saunders,
7,000
Schwabacher
4,000
Inc.
9,000
Inc
Rothschild
Co.
&
Stiver & Co.___;_
&
Co
9,000
4,000
7,000
Slocumb
& Co.
Inc.
4,000
Shearson,
Hammill
Byllesby
&
Co.
Inc.
7,000
Shields
Co
7,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
4,000
William R. Staats & Co.15,000
Brush,
H.
;
7,000
Co.__
Christensen,
9,000
1
Sons
&
Shares
&
Curtis
F.
pur¬
opposite
concession.
:
Webber,
Peters,
9,000
Inc.___
Co.
dealers
Jones
Newburger
7,090
to
forth
\
Mitchum,
7,000
—
&
Co
severally
agreed
set
the
4,000
Co
&
&
25,000
acting
severally
Templeton
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Alex.
40,000
Financing Details—Our
offering of 400,000
common
Inc.
Eichler
Stearns
50,000
Inc
Sherrerd—
public
9,000
Whipple
Barth ,&
Bear,
Co.,
&
V".Shares
Co.___.____
Bateman,
the
of
$12
at
York
New
J.
shares
names
Allvn & Co.
Bacon,
&
Butcher
underwriters
representative,
"■XX.X
A.
Co.__
$1 par common stock at $12 per
Additional financing details follow:
23.
number
respective,
Bache
Co._$100,000
&
firm's
June
UNDERWRITERS—-The
through
&
Fuller
M.
Erwin
100,000
reported
this
on
Colket
Ernest
Corp.—Additional
issue
of
Amount
~
Penington,
100,000
604.
and
900
pp.
v
$585,000
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
& French, Inc.
M.
Crowell, Weedon & Co
I.
Podesta &
Co.___
&
duPont
&
&
Co.
4,000
15,000
Co.__
Stein
&
7,000
Boyce__
4,000
Sutro
lJ___
7,000
C.
4,000
9,000
9,000
Co
Fay,
9,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Ira
Haupt & Co.^___^___
Hayden, Stone & Co._
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._^—
&
9,000
7,000
Co._
&
Bros.
Co.
9,000
4,000
Hirsch
&
&
2,000
Co
Stieglitz—
Halle &
$2,734,989
customers,
substantial
a
Eastview Racquet Club, Inc., Hackensack, N. J.—Files
With
Fairman
I960—5 Months—1959
quickly formu¬
individual
of
;
a
company
with current sales running
annually, Clarke said Dyna-Therm expects
phasis
to
deliver
dividends
in
terms
of
applications
to
company
needs
for
Francis
—Earnings—
coatings,
revolutionary high temperature coating material, Dyna-Therm 65,
capable
of
withstanding temperatures
of
6,000
degrees
F.,
which
had been successfully tested on missile launching pads, was announced
Dean Witter &
;
equipment,
temperature
asserted.
A
*492,101
134,596
-
laboratory
with its testing
in the fields of
growth
our
$765,706
$1,415,025
4,499,475
,
I960—Month—1959
$652,212
$789,132
502,831
514,028
31—
letter
a
common
Gaston-Buffington-Waller,
'
X,:\
$100,000
new
a
paints
Goodbody
Period End. May
through
Corp.
Cruttenden,
Railui
mortgage
Exchange Commission—
of
4,000
.
Railway
of
X
1960 filed
shares
share,
of
Blair
'2,772,541
654,318
the
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
Period End May 31—
I960—Month—1959
1960—5 Months—1959
Railwav oper. revenue$7,529,585
$8,339,920 $13,634,913 $12,257,136
$4,886,204
2,476,034
to
A
■
.
maturity
29,
associates
,
company
advertising and promotion, $150,000; on
preferred stock with accrued interest, $6,700;
purposes.
1960—5 Months—1953
$19,538 363
of
*
current
pay
cents) to
Ltd., Palm
10
capital.
June 20,
37,450
per
stimulate
This
J.
company,
19,
to
used
with
notification
(par
Bateman,
new
Clarke
refinement of existing products for dif¬
referred
specifically to
the
company's newly-
He
be
of
stock
'X;
coaches.':
Underwriter's expense
.
$4,114,974
$679,017
working
Securities and
$4
plastics,
continuing
Bantam
on
search
;
$3,749,044
rY- oper;
°Por. inc...
?i Way
'91. p.
and
letter
a
common
of Culver City, Calif., was
by Herbert H. Clarke, Jr., company President.
>:
facility, located at uie company's Plas-Kem division in
Burbank,
Calif,
is headed
by
Elbert
C.
Davis,
Vice-President
for
research
and
development.
will
letter: to shareowners, credited the profit increases
reflected both in the creation of new
a
$15,000;
being established.
Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
Ne?e!jr- from
-V
v-
funeral
of
Ga.
The
development—as
products
ment
Delaware
at
June
on
company
substantially for the second quarter
ended April; 30,; I960;' Newtbn Glekek Presldenty
eliminated."—V.
the
to^behp!^ ttlat
wherp
to
for
covering
Chemical
of
The
'
a more complete and effective nationwide marketing
operation
a%merger
Corp.
increased
a
filed
1960
shares
are
and
Completion
continued to pro¬
mote these products during the 1930's.
Meantime it cjhanged its name
to The Doak Co. on Jan. 5, 1932, and then to a new corporation called
Doak Co., Inc., on Oct. 29th, 1937.
^
The
company
continued to operate out of Cleveland, Ohio, under
its original management until 1950.
At that time, however, its Presi¬
dent, leading organizer and majority stockholder, having reached an
advanced age, retired and sold his interest in the company to a younger
associate.
This man was planning on
expanding the business when
he unexpectedly died after only 18 months as its head.
On
Nov.
12, 1952 the present management organized a new New
York corporation under the name of Doak Pharmacal Co., Inc. and
purchased all of the stock of the Ohio corporation known as Doak
Co., Inc.
The Ohio corporation was dissolved on March 26, 1954.
The corporation is devoted to the development, acquisition, promo¬
tion
and
distribution
of dermatological specialties for
the medical
profession.
The corporation, as a
consequence of devoting almost
its exclusive efforts to the dermatologists for the past almost one-third
of a century, has developed an exceptionally fine rapport with this
specialty segment of the medical profession.
It operates under the
commonly accepted
method of manufacture in the pharmaceutical
industry referred to as "private labeling." This type of manufacturing
setup contemplates the use of facilities of
much larger and more
specialized organizations and eliminates the need for the maintenance
of extensive manufacturing facilities and the: consequent involvement
of significant amounts of capital.
In 1953 the entire business was moved to New York City from Cleve¬
land; Ohio, where it had been located; since^; 1929.
The management
immediately set to work, first to cull out of date items from the then
quite long line (about 50 products),' then to reformulate the better
items along more modern lines and finally, to set up a research pro"gram dedicated to developing the latest types of . therapy. ^for the
physician to use, particularly in Its specialized field of dermatologicals.
PROCEEDS—After payment of the underwriter's commissions,
the
net proceeds td the corporation will be $255,000 and will be
applied
'
-
inventory
Williams, President of Crestliner,
will
Washington, a full
in Maryland
of
incorporated
was
X:"/
28..
cents
markets."
The
of outboard motor boats, is establishing a
t1
'manufacturing opera '.ion
;
f C vunnpsonville, Conn,
th
Vpei
Weicker, President of Bigelow-rSanford, also announced
inat
.
94
and
Leubitz,
"^hmacthrer and distributor
Edson
of
20,
June
on
100,000
per
,
Six
pharmaceuticals,
Crestliner, Inc.—Manufacturing Operation— >•;'
new
result
a
Files
—
Dyna-Therm Chemical Corp.—New Research Lab—
Corp.
Drug
company,
Wholesale
June
Glekel, in
Ohio
of
to be offered at $10
par)
Corp., Miami, Fla.
The proceeds are to be used to promote the sale of new
purchase of additional equipment and for working capital.
corporation of the same name wholly-owned by Menly and James
Ltd., also a New York corporation. The.New .York Doak had an ex¬
clusive contract at that time for the marketing in the United States
working capital.''"'
nn.
on
"product
in
Corp.—Appointments—\-V*
17
59,453
2304.
corporation-on
SEC
lanta,
York
*per
to
Wholesale
proceeds
fered
Doak Pharmacol -Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—Ross Secu¬
rities, Inc., of iNew York City; xon June 24 publicly ^of¬
fered 100,000 shares of Doak Pharmacal Co., Inc. com¬
mon stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share as a speculation.
^;
Exchange Commission—■
are
•
the
within
capital
Guardian dis¬
aster-ambulance and the insulation and refrigeration models.
"in-view of gains realized through the firs IT six mohths," Mr. Glekel
said, "the company expects its automotive divisions to make up the
$3.8 million, in sales recorded last year by
the electronics division,
Coyle's Voting Machine Co., Columbus, Ohio— Files
•With Securities and
The proceeds
company's
drug stores
additional working
1321.
p.
first
developed
First National City
Bank of New York has been named coagent and The First
National Citv
Trust
Co., co-registrar
250,350 shares of- the $10 par value capital stock of the corpo¬
ration,—V. 191, p. 1771.
'•
V
June
the
retail
additional
drug
earnings
or
bulances
The
on
$681,675
94,175
share, through Frank B.
and Hardy & Co., New York, N. Y. '
notes
The
sales were $10,093,817, up 8.13% from the $9,334,487 for
1959's second quarter.
Profits and per share earnings were $596,299
and 78 cents respectively, compared with $521,642 and 68 cents.
Divco-Wayne,' listed on the New York Stock Exchange, is a manu¬
facturer. of multi-stop delivery trucks, school and adult buses, am¬
transfer
The company
$717,129
30,266
$3
at
Files With
used
be
Quarterly
10 cents) to be
Associates, Inc., New
raw
the
expand
will
months;' sales rose''to! $16,481;016, or 6.92 % more
than the $15,414,385 registered during the corresponding period a year
ago. Profits climbed 16%
to $834,950, equal to $1.09 a share, from
for
gamzation
as
BUSINESS—The
used
Continental Capital
+
1947
the
For
'
.
The proceeds are to be
for working capital.
Their
maintain
District
announced
and
•lor
to
that
expected
and' half-year periods
(par
Coburn
E.
is
to
from
company
stock
••
!' "
$158,581
*19,762
191, .p.
"This, modern
Corp., North Miami, Fla.—Files With
share,
and
$2,394,000
1,712,325
Dynamic Center Engineering Co., Inc., Norcross, Ga.—
the
by
common
more
and
District Wholesale Drug
is a continuation
wholesale drug business founded in Washington, D. C. on April 1,
since
X/"''A; X
Exchange Commission— Xx';;.
corporatiqn' 6n June l5;fiied
The
capital
servicing
$2,402,000
1,684,871
$90,756
covering
Fla.
The
publicly offered
stock (no par) at
Divco-Wayne Corp.—Earnings—
Portland, Me.
190, p. 49.
Co.,
"A"
1960—5 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
$447,000
$517,000
356,244
358,419
ops.
corporation
SE'C
offered
Beach,
1
received
class
its
working
wholesale
and
1930.—V.
notification with the
(par $1) to be offered
&
of Washington—Stock
June
on
proceeds
of
It
area.
service
Corp.
selling stockholder.*—V.
XHr
■
cash
through
BUSINESS—District
•
.
for
used
inc.—
ry.
operating
The
be
the need for short-term bank loans.
line
of
stock
common
through H.
to
are
letter
a
additional
applied
ferent
June
be
Inc.,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
inventory, to meet company
obligations promptly and to obtain the benefit of purchase- discounts.
No allocation of proceeds among these, purposes is possible at this
time, but it is expected that increased working capital will also reduce
Consumers Water Co., Portland, Me.—Files With SEC
on
net
shares
operations
larger,
a
New York,
of 529 Fifth Avenue,
corporation
50,800
provide
products
at $28.25
$3,229,725
from
rev.
ry.
the
District Wholesale Drug Corp.
to
filed a registration
statement with the SEC on June 24 covering 50,000 shares of its com¬
mon stock, to be
offered pursuant to its Officers' and Key Employees'
Stock Options and its Restricted Stock Option Plan.—V. 190, p. 1292.
covering
ry.
ry.
business
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
This corporation,
SEC
$623,675
to
are
♦Deficit.—V.
$1,403,982
32,000
expenses
PROCEEDS—The
17 filed a. letter of notification with the'
of common stock (no par) to be offered
June
150,000 shares
company
$588,602
revenue..
$192,228
the
share, through Holton, Henderson & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
proceeds are to be used for working capital and research. '"V/
The
Net
Net
1960—5 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
share,
per
operating revenue
operating
expenses
Ry.
2,462,456
:.
proceeds
$4
Winston & Co.,
A.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.
50,800 shares of its class A common
$5 per share, without underwriting.
per
The
1,940,190
J.
Period End. May 31—'
$3,295,689
$2,647,097
382,587
Offered—This
Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—
Exchange Commission—
Equipment
corporation
at $1
$518,164
241,221
..
Files With Securities and
covering
$341,652
from
rev.
Sales
The
ry. oper.
at
offered
and
Dwyer-Baker Electronics
non-affiliated holding,
company, will indirectly sell,
and Seaboard will acquire, pertain oil
and gas interests owned by Hope Natural Gas Co., Consolid'ated's sub¬
sidiary, for a cash consideration of $2,640,000.
To finance such ac¬
quisition and obtain funds to defray a major portion of the cost
of activating* the Terra Alta
storage project during 1960, estimated
-at
$11,579,400,
Seaboard proposes to issue and sell to Columbia
41 '$10,540,000 of long-term installment notes.—V. 191, p. 2636.
SEC
The
$10,097,040
6,801,351
ops.
Net
Consolidated Natural Gas Co., a
Computer
6,838,608
$3,581,366
2,177,384
.
addition,
$9,485,705
1,392,340
operating inc.__
—v. 191, p. 2412.
352,580
issued an order under the Holding Company Act
nthorizing certain transactions
by the New York holding company
.id
certain of
its subsidiarie, said to be an integral part of a
nroeram
of Atlantic Seaboard Corp.
to activate and operate an
Underground storage pool for natural gas in the Terra Alta field
in Portland and Union
Districts of Preston County, W, Va. Under the
proposals
Cumberland and Allegheny Gas Co., another subsidiary,
will sell
and Seaboard will acquire certain oil and gas .leases and
related properties, at their depreciated original cost which amounted
to $3 429,619
at July 31, 1957.
In payment therefor, Seaboard will
issue and sell to Cumberland not in excess of $3,429,000 of notes, the
balance of $619 to be paid in cash.
Thereupon, Cumberland will sell,
and Columbia will acquire, the notes of Seaboard in prepayment of an
equal face amount of Cumberland's notes owing to Columbia.
In
$1,910,504
1,348,498
2412.
p.
operating
operating
Net
has
SEC
$1,690,150
exps.
income___
oper.
191,
Ry.
$893,853
Columbia Gas System,
The
from
rev.
ry.
Ry.
1,071,591
$910,590
"'12.
191, p.
y.
221,718
$208,697
28,590
from ry. oper.
ry. op« income—
revenue
operating
1960—5 Months—1959
be
to
Inc.,
Co.,
Detroit <& Toledo Shore Line
RR.—Earnings—
199,868
Net rev.
oper.
cents)
RR.—Earnings
1960—Month—1959
Period End. May 31—
1960—5 Months—1959
$2,008,942 $1,965,444
$95,972
operating exps.
Railway
Net
Net
■—V.
Mav 31—
Fiul
Ironton
,
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
Colorado &
..inH
Railway
Railway
2412.
191. p.
*
$169,371
132,084
&
Period End.
May 31—
5,639,148
$306,193
income__-
oper.
ry*
1960—5 Months—1959
$6,532,189 $6,886,796
1,345,823 J5,120,404
1,036,817
from ry* oper,
rev.
Net
revenue-
operating exps.
Railway
Net
' 1960—Month—1959
$1,343,010 $1,515,194
'
.Detroit, Toledo
-
5
______
E.
&
Co
Unterberg, Towbin
2,000
Co.
Wagenseller
&
Wertheim
Co
J.
C.
R.
&
Wheat &
Durst,
Inc.
—,
Co._
:
4,000
9,000
4,000
7,000
J.
Beane—
7,000
4,000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
7,000
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
2,000
2,000
Williston
&
'
Deiiv er
Raiiwf
i'ay
(d
&
oper.
oqier.
Net
Ri0 Grande Western RR.- -Earnings—;*
I960—Month—1959
revenue.,
$6,392,368
expenses.
'4.411,607
4,642.866
$1,980,761
$2,012,932
829,021
Vv 885,590
ry-, op,'r-
$6,655,798
Net
—V.
1960—5 Months—1959
ry.
from
income—_
2413.
oper.
191,
p.
ry. oper.
:
$149,381
.
_
$275,104
227,987
117,593
o-'
v;;\.
$392,111
129,274
$473,192
238,832
Hooker
Lester,
—V.
V;
$32,143 016 $31,321,228
.211362,567
•Dunbar Development
21,254,110
With
$10,780,443 $10,067,118
*
rev.
v
4,542,364
-4.703,768
•
*
corporation on June 22, 1960
SEC
covering 75,000 shares of
The
the
— Files
Commission—
V
filed a letter of notification with
class
A common
stock
(par
10
191,
p.
&
Inc
Co._
2744.
Electromagnetic Industries, Inc., Sayville, N. Y.- -Files
Corp.j Westbury, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange
Ryons
With
*-
The
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
corporation on June 22,
tha SEC
1960
filed
a
letter
covering 75,000 shares of common stock
of notification with
(par 10 cents) to b«
6
at
offered
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(6)
$4
the
the
N
covering"
SEC
ofSed
be
to
TheS1mocTeeds'
for
100,000
S3
at
per
shares of common stock (par
share,
through Carr-Rigdon
and
class
Stock
sale
to
with
of
the
New
the
oner
Railway
orating
November,
office,
Net
Net
from
rev
191,
3,743,157 17.559,034
JM01U05
$1,232,741
279,776
$984,714
ry. oper.
income
oper
ry
—V.
i
I960
In
216,636
__
16,727,227
addition
R.
$7,963,009
2,215,681
$6,680,551
1,425,383
shares
and
has
Life
and allied products. Accord¬
entered into an agreement
Co.
for its purchase
Insurance
of
$2,000,000
1974.
The
Wallace
a
certain
7%
B
519,682
shares
owner
of
i.te
single selling stockholder,
A
stock. •
138,500 shares
<21% )
f;:':
.-
<
of
owner
of
of
class B
B
selling
(100% )
(100%)
Pa.,
pipeline at a cost of about $5,384,0<0;
made
was
construct
to
June 16.
on
-
Florida
■
.
„
__
-
.,
Railway
oper.
Railway
will build about 31.7 miles of lfa-inch and 26.75 miles of
20-inch pipeline in West Virginia
and Pennsylvania.
The facilities,
wnicn will be built during the period 1960-62, will increase Equitabl-'s
Equitable
over-all system
East
operating
New
investment
York
under
order
transactions
the
has applied
company
the
to
Ccrp of America ("DCA '» into Equity; and the Commission
uled the application for hearing on Juiy 12, 1960.
application.
According to the
the
of
outstanding
285.789
which
The
It
cash
in
DCA
is
prior
preferred
into itself.
DCA
shares
June
30,
$6.50
and
stock,
common
in
each
191,
therewith the DCY
In connection
will
amendment
tion of DCA.
is
be
prior to Aug.
1960.
15.
required under the terms of
action filed by
decree directed
to
Equity in
304,897
113,797
191,
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
to
concerns
an
$1,750,975
$9,342,847
$9,706,412
1,699,561
7,318,741
8,410,968
$53,054
$51,414
$2,024,106
$1,295,444
♦87,320
•88,608
315,929
♦42,080
2414.
Stock
per
long
the
engaged
its
the
from
rev.
rv.
•Deficit.—V.
$2,869,189 $11,860,627
$11,636,712
191,
v
f253,053
^
921,271
1,738,388
'
■"
The
company
SEC
be
Corp.
and
Wash.
The
June
on
covering
offered
20,
2.000.000
12 V2
at
Pennaiuna
&
filed
1960
shares
cents
letter
a
/'>')*
of
through
proceeds
of
opment
oil
to
are
and
be
Herrin
class,
for
186,
$1
with
devel¬
share.
The
of this corporation at
offering
The
firms
managed
by
PROCEEDS.—The 290,000 shares
Noelting Family, which has owned
its
founding in
bers
of
1889,
who
are
being
are
sold
premium.
a
by
members
managed the company
from the business.
Other
,
dustrial
and
ufactures
materials
metal
82
sal°s
net
cents
nnr
the
of
for
home
handling
handles,
EARNINGS—For
ported
2d
is
knobs
year
common
office
equipment.
and
ended
$9,865,431,
share of
and
other
Dec.
and
net
furniture
for
The
trims
31,
company also
for furniture.
1959,
income
stock, based
and
the
'
191^&b*2201^ ***'
With
I
at
Fischbach
This
300
cents
per
A
common
without
snare,
be USed f°r ger?eral
&
«
of
545
Madison
t!:e SEC
'
corporate
Avenue, New York
contractilePDnrimaHivenfrgn}f- pri"cipally
primarily
office fcuiidings
in
on
electrical
facilities
in
power
of
President
•
Vice-President,
a
■
Deis
whose
-
common
owned *>y H- F. Fischbach,
•
and" 265
warp
present
137,
the
the
reeistra-
City
of
electrical
olants
it
Item,"and
of
"
June
•■
x
■
'
'
Fitrhhurg Paper
Co.—Offering
'
voting
of
the
'v
.
r
.
nt
'■
'
Secondary—
an
preference
offer
to
lien
is
opportunity
and
being and
provision)
for
suspension
Securities
in
July
shares
and
A
Series
York
Corp.;
to
as
offering cir¬
underwriter
the
pub„c
0/rlng
the
six
company
established
last
.
common
founded.
was
fall,
and,
This
in¬
according
to
to
jeopardize
30,
the
disclose
the
in
$1,397
a
March
failure
to
revised
a
-■
St..
General
Car.
in
convertible
A
shares
the
said
preference
(no
shares
stock;
Southern General Insurance,
of
series
for
common
Net
June
of
of
for
It
class
Two
each
on
Edwin
B.
Melssner,
approved by
cash basis and
a
Jr.,
boards
of
involves
a
1960
to
be
used
filed
letter
a
of. class" A
without
for
of
stock
notification
five
(par
with
cents)
to
underwriting.
general
corporate
purposes.
.
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Months—1959
$295,266
$1,401,774
$1,566,468
319,806
250,940
1,448,121
1,278,504
•$41,353
$44,326
*$45,347
$287,964
*80,369
•525
•242,659
52,819
ry.
ops.>
inc.—
191,
2414.
p.
..$676,143
$724,907
expenses
560,389
626,880
/
:■/•
///
from
rev.
'196(1—5 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
revenue.,
'/■'/'
.
$3,177,051
$3,393,133
2,855,470
...
.
t
3,081,162
-
/ .../u-.:,'
.
.—
ops.
$115,754
$98,027
$321,581
$316,976
82,765
79,107
:
202,041
191,380
ry.
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959 ,i 1960—5 Months—1959
Ry. operating revenue..
«y. operating revenue—
Ry.
operating expenses
Net
Net
from
rev.
•Deficit—V.
$r(0,ruo
$775,105
$3,847,706
$4,222,244
590,419
546,789
2,954,314
2,831,851
ops.
$54,247
$228,313
$893,392
$1,390,393
inc.—
*149,837
17,473
•128,244
298,149
ry.
operating
ry.
$644,666
3>oa'±,t>bo
191,
2414.
p.
Giannini Controls Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock.
The
corporation
its
outstanding
at
$22.25
has
called
5%%
share,
per
for
cumulative
plus
redemption
conveiuioie
accrued
July
on
22,
pre.eiied,
dividends/of
16
I960,
series
cents
The
preferred
stock
is
inclusive.
Grand Trunk
operating
operating
Ry.
Net
Net
common
stock
to
July -22,
RR.—Earnings-
I960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
revenue..
$4,657,000
$5,138,000
expenses
4,319,824
4,407,365
20,821,145
22,011,963
ops.
$337,176
$730,635
$3,809,855
$3,476,037
operating deficit
611,763
218,883
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
into
/
Western
&
Period End. May 31—
Ry.
convertible
'"•/■•-■.;
stock
share.
22 William
Payment will be made at the First National
City Trust Co.,
St., New York, N. Y/.://'■, //'i///, ..
1960,
all of
A
per
191, p.
ry.
$24,631,000 $25,488,000
532,349-;:
1,315,631
2414.
Great Northern
Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended May 31—
Railway
oper.
revenue..
Railway
oper.
expenses.
from
rev.
railway
1960—5 Months—1959
$95,185,184
$37,070,885
77,503,727
78,130,696
$0,798.819
inc
$5,053,868
$17,675,457
$18 940,183
2,042,237
ry. oper.
ODer.
.
1960—Month—1959
$22,682,427 $22,863,189
16,883,608
17,809,321
1,746,895
5,638,180
6,602,865
191, p. 2305.
s; a.vi
par).
Atlanta,. Ga.,
stock
be
operating inc...,
191, p. 2414.-
—V.
the
and
transaction,
to
22,
ry.
—V.
Net
Series
is
of
on
operating
:./:•
Net
regis-
a
1960 covering 82.000
exchange
class
Steel,
The
1959,
circular.
Allentown, Pa., filed
27,
name,
$278,453
operating
V
disclose
offering
Corp.—Acquirespurcnased elective June
A'
the
at
share
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
is
and
Period End. May 31—v
Railway
Railway
oper.
1960—Month—1959
revenue
1960—5 Months—1959
$6,696,410
$7,020,154
$32,788,289
exps.
5,215.173
5,345,963
26,024,720
26,239,524
ry. oper.
$1,481,237
$1,674,191
$6,763,569
$8,109,826
income...
447,694
461,104
1,830,374
2,315,989
operating
of
$34,349,350
and
each share of class A
Series Two of South¬
the preference stock for each
share of common
of
of Southern.
According to the prospectus, it is contemplated that
Southern will be
as
a
subsidiary of General Acceptance.
Three stockholders
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
oper.
191, p. 2305.
operated
of
Southern
to
connected
the
For
Acceptance
with
exchange
theif
of
the
their
preference
stock,
as
stock
Gulf Oil
management of
that company have
shares of Southern on the
basis in¬
holdings of Southern stock, they will
follows:
John
shares;
The
Rutherford
L.
Ellis, 5,487; and Walter
three individuals have indicated
they may
for public or private
sale.—V.. 191, p. 2305.
Hay
B.
receive General
Whitney, 74 355
Elcockf Jr., 423.
offer
the
This
The
EEC
to
company
covering
certain
employees
Drive-In
of
filed
letter
a
common
at. $32.52
of
stock
per
notification
(par
share,
Corp.—Common
$10)
without
Stock
to
with
be
the
offered
underwriting.
fered
on
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis of¬
.30, 180,000 shares of common stock of
Drive-In Corporation.
The stock was priced
June
$12.50 per share.
will
be
ing
the
received
used
by
mainly
acquisition
stockholders of part
the company from the
to
of
finance
a
additional
of
their
weeks
marketer
and
Gulf Power
SEC
June
on
the
ago
28
Wilshire
announced
Oil
Co.
refiner, headquartered
in
of
that
had
it
California,
Los
an
Angeles.—V.
acquired
independen*
191,
p.
1006.
Co.—Financing Cleared—
has
issued
order
the
Company Act
bidding $5,000,000
of $100 par
preferred" stock.
Net
proceeds of this financing
will be used for
property additions and improvements and for the payment of bank
loans incurred for such
purposes.
The construction program for i960
is estimated at $17,115,931.—V.
191, p, 2638.
authorizing
of
Gulf
to
first
mortgage
Gulf
States
an.
issue
bonds
and
sell
due.
under
1990
at
Holding
competitive
and
50,000
shares
Offered—A'
headed by
group
at
20
2.503 shares
key
General
June
on
Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation
several
preference
General Appraisal Co.,
Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
proceeds
«. %
in
first
the
expenses
operating
Ry.
failure
recorded
company
to
County
and
lile
June
on
60-cent
shares
One,
Series One
0.025
earnings
of
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
hearing,
be
/.<v/vv
Corp.—Exchange Plan—
stock
of
class
of
end
of St. Louis Car Co., a major supplier of
equipment, it was
announced
by C. P.
companies,
Period End. May 31—
should
1958;
the
failure
New
St.
Electric's
against
the
in
Hamilton
the SEC
these
0.548
of
not
revenue__
from
rev.
ry.
Ry.
/'•-
anti-fraud
the
Freeman
1959;
substantial
The
of
Louis
are
•Deficit.—V.
stock.—
PROCEEDS—Of the
shares
offered,
59,000 shares
represent
new
financing by the company and 130,000 shares a
secondary offering
by certain
tnereof.
Net
E.
nffhsvincf
Wilt:! uig
offering
(the
Harris
failure
1105
with
stock
chairman
•
St.
both
proceeds
The
board
of
of
operating
Net
common
stock
and
Acceptance
stock;
General
and
Herman
Inn
1894.
p.
proposed
^
■'
28,
semi-annual
sales
of
'
shares
stock
underwriter
Tax
company
West 45th
common
SckoTwhS
JSPSSST&
fhPil? uCMtPr0|,0^.t0 sel1 100-0°0 and. 50,000 shcres resnectfvefv
share!/'
am0UntS being swld- ra'n«c from 500 shares to
*'
in
to
as
Federal
in
45
stock
sea.em
agreed
25.000
>
board;
.
reference
corporation, of
ern
OOO^sha-es*VDr Pischdach' executive
sna'es M>-5% ) by Bayou Interests, Inc.,
35^^%
the
Co.
17
provides
whether
question
withdrew
the
Section
order
permanent.
firm
General
the
geneStin/stafclons
plants.
.ISf'V-A V" ln5,alls
•n? rad^r instaliaMonK, In addition
"?o TSafn
of
1,071,000
that
of
against, the
of
dicated,
industrial
The
$36,944
a
favor
reports
registration of
conventional
and
July
on
$1,852 judgment filed against the
company
in New York County
May 1959 and in favor of the State Tax
Commission.
Non-com¬
pliance with Regulation A involved the
failure to
file
one
purposes.—
a
andH3)
a
with
(par
filed
on June 28' 19G0- seeking
York
with respect to a public
offering of stock
Construction
Co., Inc., of 45 West 45th St..
Act.
to
York
in
—V.
™a^MSrln8 .***
contracting,)
arid
New
and
on
ass:
M
installs
in
judgment
on
Moore, Inc.—Registers
Secondary—
S
also
stock
dVbusii
andVb^siness
in
underwriting. %
the
Castings Corp.
isfings
corporation
Net
1933
tiatio
corporation
on?5?
shares of class
25
p°C^851 arC
186
chairman
misrepresentations
such
disclose
This
nin"6 £2, 196? f\led a lefcter of notification
an
New
Prosswimmer, vice president, and George
..yv--/
;/Z/" ,T/.•//•■;'/.
.;/
Construction
violation
on
relate
whereas
Y.—Files
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
^(ls, be offered 40,030
covering
to
cent
V
N.
in
Commission his issued an order tem¬
Regulation A exemption from registration under
of
in
made
or
alleged
cular
;
made
request,
The
1958
stockholders of record
GI*S? Industries, Inc., Amsterdam,
thJhREO°r?nvprL!na
upon
re¬
declared
dividend
d\trti:
rapid\trtmsit
operating
Ry.
Exchange
a
facts;
Securities
the
to
corporation
been
judg¬
further
provides
material
vacated
5338,010, equal to
400,000 shares pres¬
share has
per
its
and
public
of
man¬
:
A
to
be
the
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
v,-
conditions of Regulation A were not
complied with by Freeman Electric;
that its offering
(2)
circufkr is false and misleading in
respect to
certain
in¬
ently outstanding. Comparable figures ior the
year enned Dec. 31
were
$<,999,762; $216,178 and 52 cents per
share, respectively.
DIVIDENI>3—A dividend of 15 cents
in
growth
■
would
of
the
on
which
of
certain terms
since
mem-
and
Act
respect
decline
At
the
profit in that area.
paid regular dividends on its
and
since
Period End. May 31—
corporation
a
conditional exemption
from registration
offerings of securities not exceeding $300 0C0
in amount.
In a notification filed in
November, 1957, Freeman Elec¬
tric proposed
the public
offering of 100,000 common shares at $3
per share.
The Commission's order asserts (1) that
family will continue to own 200,030 shares, or
50%: of
the company's
outstanding common stock after the sale.
BUSINESS—Faultless Caster, located in
I'van-'ille, Ind. is the na¬
tion's second largest caster
manufacturer. It produces industrial and
casters
companies
The
•:'/
outstanding
Electric
Regulation
."
the
commercial
be
York."
With
the
of
and
retiring
Securities
have
Mills'
the
ad¬
business
capital stock of the corporation consists of
having a par value of $1. All shares have
Electric
Freeman
per
Hayden, Stone
offering sold quickly at
will
Securities
the
nationwide
a
by
and
1878.
by
The
31.5%.
SEC covering 100,000 shares
offered at 50 cents per snare,
The
and
porarily suspending
New
price of $10
a
underwritten by
was
group of investment
& Company. The
used
small
Suspended—
Faultless Caster Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pub¬
offering was made on June 29 of 200,000 shares of
stock
to
reduced
Period End. May 31—
lic
common
be
as
Act.
industries
premium.
a
will participate equally
in the payment of
capitalization consists of 2,003,030 shares of the
common
stock, and upon completion of the current fi¬
Freeman
545.
p.
Roth,
stock,
rights
there
p.
auditors
General
is
consideration
I/e
the
be
Authorized
value
par
191,
public
of
General Testing Laboratories, Inc.,
Moonachie, N. J.-—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Seattle,
the
to
voting
nancing
V.
/'./•
incidental
expenses
common
dividends.
Securities
Co.,
T.
CAPITALIZATION—The
one
equal
cents)
/../v
used
properties.—V.
gas
five
«par
Standard
Spokane. Wash, and
'
.
notification
stock
common
share,
per
Co.,
of
Arthur
are:
the
approximately $8,300,000.
//./y/?'/^;1://-/;
The acquisition is an important step, Mr. Whitehead
said, toward
d\
Dy
General Steel,
which is
a
major producer of in¬
tricate large §teel castings for railroaus, electric
power generating, road
building and general industrial equipment, of cast armor for
military
tanks and, through it's National Roll and
Foundry Division, of iron
and steel rolls for the steel industry,—V. 191,
p. 2518.
;/%/v
under
'
Evergreen Gas & Oil Co., Opportunity, Wash.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
A
to
in
and
,
company
Officers
»
the
Steel
and
total
offered
assistance
defined
Investment
investments
businesses
H.
A
;
under¬
were
will
technical
companies
Business
Goodman, president; Faul E.
Becht, treasurer.
2,303,614
/
2413.
p.
the
indoor
31,
nothing in the present situation
dividend
record."—V.
191,
p.
2518.
assess
non-diversifie^ mancgement in¬
the Investment. Act of 1940 and is a Federal
licensee under the Small Business Investment
Act of 1958. Main office
of the Franklin Corporation will be located
at 3 West 57th'St., N. Y. C.
54.557,203
$1,823,651
oper.
income—_
oper.
54.747,201
offering
capital,
to
Small
in
from
term
services
specialize
are
vestment
$66,193,915
11.483,365
Offered—An
BUSINESS—The corporation, incorporated
1959, I& a registered closed-end and
1960—5 Months—1959
10.969.606
exps.
General
President
1,520,804
proceeds
provide
under
to
and
May
share.
per
earned
increased
"there
physical
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$1,573,858
Corp.—Common
counselling
intends
ment
$12,793,257 $14,352,554 $66,607,828
revenue—
operating
ry.
1960—Month—1959
the
directors
p.
PROCEEDS—Net
visory
the Commission.—V. 191, p. 2088.
May 31—
and
has
company's
<
951,495
Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
share. The shares
speculation and were sold quickly at
a
company
RR.—Earnings-
Period End.
in
.
reduction
railroad
development.
Erie
cost
the
$3,337,435
corporation at $10
as
Such merger or dissolution of DCA
court
a
theatre
with
12,862,432
$3,591,591
1,166,898
from ry. bps.
operating inc.—
ry.
Franklin
to this application
either proposing such
conditions or the dissolution and liquida¬
filed
other terms and
on
11,957,772
$527,625
writing group headed by Blair & Co. Inc. offered on
June 30, 1,000,000 shares of the common stock of the
stockholders,
common
the
to
without
firm,
$16,199,867
thereafter.
cash
Equity, will be paid in cash the value of their shares, unless
they exercise their rights to demand an appraisal under Delaware law.
If the merger provisions under Delaware law are
then not available
because Equity does not own 90%
or more of the DCA common, then
merger
2,308,276
$698,718
$15,549,363
2414.
p.
•Deficit.—V.
other than
an
2,165,760
Net rev.
Net
of
payment
upon
.
July
common
exps.
$2.26
amounts
43%.
General Mills
1960—5 Months—1959
ry. oper.
Ry. operating revenue—
Ry.
operating " expenses
has sched¬
called for redemption on July 13, 1960.
15. 1960, Equity owns 90%
or more of
stock of DCA, it will on that date merge
been
on
1960.
preferred
DCA
and
period
was
the-
$2,835,901
Fort Worth & Denver
2,399,503 shares (99.9% )
DC A also has outstanding
of
it
'
cludes
owns
stock.
four
to
has
outstanding
Equity
common
cumulative convertible
into
proposed that if.
then
the
DCA
31.25
convertible
is
$5.50
of
of
shares
added
k;
1960—Month—1959
Period End. May 31—
Development
of
months'
Whitehead,"President
the SEC for an
with respect to
to
Company Act
proposed merger
Investment
incident
„
:
Ry.—Earnings—
income
oper.
Equity Corp.—Seeks Order—
The
open-air
principally
together
v///
;l:v //,./.I;;'//-.'
Three
major factors contributed to this situation.
Margins over
cost in the price of flour were severely hit;
the feed market suffered
from
overproduction and low prices, particularly for broilers and
eggs; and extremely heavy competitive advertising and promotion in
the cake mix field brought about by additional entries in the
market
of class
$2,874,478
revenue.,
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
certain
larger
located
States,
analysis
and
ended
General Steel Castings
Net
capacity by 3o,uou,uuU tuoic feet aaily.—V. 191, p. 1321.
Net
exemption
Coast
Period End. May 31—
complete
review
which
year
$16,817,000
12
senior Wallace
The
common.
108,000 shares
of
of
not
are
their
fiscal
months
and
"•■-.■/
■
the
stock
approximately 58 nules of
This announcement
operate
and
Pittsburgh.
natural gas
the
theatres
England
earnings
it would appear that the
company's earnings will approximate $11,500,000, or $1.46 per share.
This is substantially less tnan the all-time
record high of last year
and
common;
and Treasurer
details
finished
for
George
Equitable Gas Co. of
has authorized
Commission
New
General Mills Inc.—Net Lower—
common
lists
108,000 shares
(79%)
of class
A
^
Power
of
one
drive-in
and
located
While
outstanding
class
prospectus
Vice-rresident
executive
as
is
The Federal
corporation,
open-air
Atlantic
yet
the Decotone
has
company
shares
The
common.
and
and
the
108,000
Chairman
Board
common
indebtedness,
class
of
George R. Wallace, 3rd,
Equitable Gas Co.—New Facilities—
amount .of
of the sale
and larger plant for
new
a
pfeferred stock,
shares
as
principal
proceeds
net
and $450,000 for completion of a new office building;
for additional working capital.
to
of
658,182
ctass
2305.
p.
division
cv$
xoa.
and the balance
966
exps.
papers
company
Mutual
Monday, July 4, I960
.
principally in New England and Florida. In addition
the
company
owns
50%
of the capital stock of other corporations
operating .open-air and indoor theatres. It is also constructing a modern
bowling center in suburban Boston wnicn is expected to open
during
July, I960—V. 191, p. 1985.
rV'V//, '/ /.
'
6%, notes of
of the notes
used
to
purchase and retire the outstanding pre¬
ferred stock of the company at a cost of not in excess of $114,000;
to pay in full the oustanding 5^4% notes held by New England Mutual,
the unpaid principal amount of which at June 1, I960 was $787,500;
$4,975,898 $24,339,585 $24,690,236
$4,385,019
revenue-
operates
Midwestern,
theatres
technical
papers,
England
$1,400,000 for construction of
Railwav
BUSINESS—The
chains,
for
stock
is engaged in the development, manufacture, conversion
company
due
and stock will be
1960—5 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959
Mav 31—
addition,
Plan.
prospectus,
the
Ry.—Earnings—
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
pprinri End
lists White, Weld & Co. as
the company is registering
issuance pursuant* To its
prospectus
In
common
Option
fine
the
A
.
.
in
10 cents)Co., Inc.,
used for establishment of a new
development and working capital.
be
to
are
research
salaries,
21
June
on
and
ing
The
underwriter.
of
The company
of Florida, Tampa, Fla.
Exchange Commission
filed a letter of notification with
Electronic Developments, Inc.
corporation
amendment.
shares
Employee
—Files With Securities and
The
by
principal
30,000
general corporate purposes.
to he used for
are
supplied
Flomenhaft, Seidler & Co., Inc., New
share, through
per
YOTheNproYceeds
.
investment.
Net
sale of the 50,000 shares
proposed expansion program In vol v-.
theatres and
bowling centers.
Utilities
Brothers heads
Co. —Bonds
Offered— Lehman
underwriting syndicate which offered
28, $17,000,000 of the company's 47/s% first
mortgage bonds due July 1, 1990, at 100.867% and ac¬
on
crued
the
an
June
interest, to yield 4.82%.
bonds
1004099%.
naming
rities
a
at
The group won award
of
competitive sale on June 27 on a bid of
are four other bids for the bonds, all
There
5% coupon,
Corp.,
101.71;
as follows:. Stone & Webster Secu¬
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
7
7
I
V
*r
101.56.
National
BUSINESS—The company
is engaged principally in generating
transmitting, distributing and selling at retail electric energy in an
area in southeastern
Texas and in south central Louisiana comprising
about 28.000 square miles extending, over.350 miles along the TexasLouisiana coast.
The company also conducts a steam products busi¬
ness
and sells natural gas in the Baton Rouge, La. area. *
the
REVENUES—For
12
months
ended
had total operating revenues of
pany
PURCHASERS—The
purchasers
purchase from the cdmpany
new bonds set forth
below:
named
the
to
March
31,
1960,
the
below
have
respective
severally
principal
agreed,
amounts
'%.
,
.
Robert
Co.__
$ib5,000
A.
Kidder & Co., Inc.
275,000
550,030
220,000
& Co., Inc
1,530,030
&
Co.—:
110,000
Holyoke & Co.__
U 275,030
Ferris & Co
M.
Loewi
Joyce
&
&
Inc
Co.
Metropolitan
275,000
Dallas
-
Coip.
F.
Dorsey
S.
Moseley
&
110,000
Co...
Drexel
Mullaney,
Wells
Ellis,
The
1,500,000
Company
—
Corp.—
330,000
Talbot™
&
HannaioMr
Share
—V.
Jackson
&
R.
E.
&
Cosco, Inc.—Stock
275,000
Co.
110,000
offering of
-
of
their
•
-
offering does not represent new financing, by the
by the Hamilton family, founders of the company,
holdings of Hamilton Cosco stock.
but a sale
offering
lor
both
The
p.
the class
2746.
—V.
12
of
Island
in
to
be
supplied
of
corporation
17
phases
Co.,
of
Inc.
the
The
companies
17
construction
Hawaiian
its
present
Oahu.
on
Pacific,
is
operatings
'
Tbb net
name
1960.
when the assets
to
the company
- stock.
The askets
another subsidiary,
tract
estate
Hyster
tration
and
had
and hotels.
The successor
primarily in such activities,
in five general areas
will
in
wa^
be used to meet expenses
subdivisions, to pur¬
various
additional
equipment, to retire indebtedness of the predecessors
income producing property and contraction equipment
acquiring
the
by
construction
and
company
to
assist
the
in
company
financing
The largest amount, $765,000, is allotted to the
the ofl'-site improvements and the purchase of con¬
of
inventory at the Ehchanted Lake Subdivision.
to
some
$2,082,000 of indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 400,100 shares of common stock. Principal stockholders
are
Joseph R. Pao,
President,
145,403 shares;
Michael T. Scarfone,
Treasurer,
36,899;
James
W.
Y.
Wong,
executive
Vice-President,
28,279;
and
James
W.
Y.
Wong
and
Michael
T.
Scarfone,
as '
In
addition
17,748.
substantial
Hazel
W-I.
.
Inc.,
with
the
445
SEC
Park
on
Secondary-
company manufactures a broad line of products in
field, including folding card tables and chairs; juvenile
products such as
high chairs, play pens and cribs; metal kitchen
stools; utility tables and serving carts. It also manufactures an exten¬
sive
hue
of
office
chairs,
metal
frame
upholstered furniture
and
occasional
tables
Columbus,
Ind.
for
home
and
Sales during
and
Weirton,
1959
totaled
commercial
W.
divirwi S of
fcLfl:e
dividends
20%
in
1948:
1956
located
are
at
Va.
$25,414,949
and
net
outstanding 7 & share on the 1,738,551
rnm!y,!?E^D?~9Uarterly
Plants
use.
income
$2,206,263,
was
common shares presently
cash dividends have-: been paid on the
in addition the company has paid stock
and
10%
in
1957
and
-
1958.
ch^Dtv?WIffTER^~The
T
cnmmnn
underwriters have severally agreed to purg stockholders an aggregate of 300,030 shares of
.
th??n5i' number th,e shares set each underwriter agreeing to purchase
cl.omPany'
total n««u°
of
the
holders thereof through brokers on the American
Stock
in the open market, or otherwise, at prices current
at the time of sale.
No underwriting is involved.
The company distributes, under the advertised name "Hazel Bishop,"
nine principal cosmetic products. In addition to certain indebtedness,
it has outstanding 1,894,775 shares of common stock, of which 611,350
shares''<32% ) are owned by management officials as a group. Of
by the
Exchange,
the
outstanding shares, 489,200 shares (25% ) are owned by Raymond
a director and former board chairman. Of Spector's holdings,
shares are under option ,to others at $4 to $6 per share,
including 300.000
under
option
to Dovan Enterprises, Inc., which
is owned by Daniel Van Dyk,
board chairman, and
100,000 shares
which
are
held by Banque de Depots in its name as collateral for
a
loan
of Spector
in the amount of $450,000
(Banque de Depots
also has an option
to purchase such shares). In connection with his
employment by the company,
Van Dyk also received from certain ?stockholders
proxies
(irrevocable until July 1,
1961) with respect
to
an
aggregae
of
775,000 common shares.
Accordingly, Van Dyk
has the right to vote 789,000 shares, including 75,000 shares owned
indirectly by him, or about' 41% of the outstanding stock.
However,
Van
Dyk in March, 1960, granted to David B. Charnay and Julius
Epstein, who were then directors, each the right to vote one-third
of
the
shares
with
respect
to which
he had proxies. Among the
shares to be offered for sale by the selling stockholders are 714,000
opposite
its
Sharps
Smith
Barney & Co. Inc._.39,750
Securities Corp
39.750
A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc
4.500
American Securities
Corp.
3 500
City
Arnhold
and
S.
Inc.
2 000
pi,r & Co
8;l"t Bllis & Simmons
K.
&
J
Co.,
Brown
eir» ¥
ciark,
2,500
Dalles & Battles,
Inc.
Co.,
Lemon
Co
&
3,500
Loewi
McDonnell
Kidder,
2.500
8,000
Inc
&
Co.
Co.,
-
Co.
Inc.
Inc
.Merrill,
Mitchum,
2.500
2,500
Inc. 2,500
Inc.
Turben
1.030
1,000
—
&
Co.,
&
Jones
& Co.,
Norton
Inc:::^""""
2 500
Collin,
&
Co
Julien
2,000
Collins
2,500
Moore, Leonard & Lynch— 2,500
Newhard, Cook & Co.——— 2,500;
The Ohio Company.:
2,500
&
Co.___
2.000
Paine.
2*000
&
rRrb
Dodge &
Collett
cruttenden.
DeHaven &
Co.
Podesta
4 500
&
Co.
Townsend,
Dsnham
&
&
2,500
Co—
Ehrman
1,000
;
Domimck & Dominick
Brexel & Co._
,
'
'
Co.—
8,000
Morris
Ferris'
& Co. 2,o00
'
&
SP-r
-
2,000
——
Wlh3?' ?achs & Co.llII 8',009
^oodbody &
-iVlf)n
Co.—_
H:! ®e, & stieglitz_^U-a.:A—2^530
nson &
AUstin; Inc.U_v.Ai
S 8 ^ Co.—
••
Uhnois
Tin«
Co.
p.
&
2,500
Co.,
&
2.000
;
Gardner
„T:*
2 510-
Reynolds & Co., Inc.™— 4,500
Reynolds & Co., Inc
4,
Rctan, Mosle & Co.——
2,000
saunder,
Stiver
Fchwatacher
Shuman,
Deane
Singer,
Stroud & Co.
Suplee,
&
Co.—— 200
:
3,500
Co.__— 3.500
& Scribner—
W.
Welsh
Mosley
—
&
2.530
3,500
Inc..—
Yeatman,
Inc.
Co.,
M.
&
&,.Co
Agnew
Co.,
2,000
J.
C.
Wheat
&
Dean
Witter
&
Inc.—
Co.
4,500
?n & Co
191,
The
&
1.000
'
•
e
;
Reinholdt
&
Hughes
——
Inc.
.
Inc:__— 1,000
Co.,
Pierce
Raescher,
2 500
8 000
Hr.i,?- Hllllard & Son
Hew" !?Wf,r & Weeks__—
Pr'^ Yeil Babouisse,
W
Securities
Inc.
Co.,
"
8,000
,
Investment
4 500
Eastman Dillon, Union" ""
Elk ins
Webber, 'Jackson
Raffensperge'r,
1 ooo
4 500
—
Curtis
Patterson
Crouter & Bodine—______
DtWe-s
Templeton
Co
2.000
1.090
2,500
8,000
2638.
Harcourt,
Inc.—
Brace
2,500
&
Yarnall,
irrevocable proxies. Consent to the release of such
irrevocable proxies will be required prior to any sale by the holder of sucn shares.
Of the 611,350 shares held by management officials,
587.500 are subject
to this voting agreement.
The prospectus lists some 70 selling stockholders, the largest blocks
being 443,376 held By Spector; 75,000 shares held by Dovan Enter¬
prises, Inc.; 45,824 shares held by Raymond Enterprises, whose stock "
is
owned
by Spector; 40,000 shares by Banque de Depots (in the
profits of which Charnay and three others have an interest); 30,600
shares held by Charnay; 35,000 shares held by Hayden Stone & Co.;
53,500
shares
held
by
A. Mitchell Liftig; and 25,000 shares
held
by Karl W. Mueller.—V. 188, p. 565.
Biddle & Co.—— 2,500
Co., Inc.—Files Secondary—
mon^iS„ullm7,of
750 Third Ave., New York, filed a registration stateshares n-r
SEC 011 June 28> 1960 covering 493,425 outstanding
holder*
stock. ^ be offered for public sale by the present
<^r Co
in! 1 rougl1 an underwriting group headed by White, Weld
be su
Public offering price and underwriting terms are to
T.
.by emenument.
'
: . : /
.'
school » engaged in the nublication and sale of junior high
as well »fLSC
,' 0nd college textbooks, workbooks, related materials,common Rtn ^erf
trade books. It has outstanding 1,760,850 shades of
lists nine coiit
addition 10 ceru-.m inaebtedness. The prospectus
g stockholders, whose aggregate holdings amount to
C
es. The largest blocks are held by the Estate of-Donaldthey af6' 486,000 shares. and Hastings Harcourt, 355,500 shares; and
utficialR6 Selling 145-8°0 and 81,000 shares, respectively. Management
stockhold°Wn Un a8gregate of 412,875 shares; and three of the selling
l3b.Cco shar 816 directors who Pr°Pose to sell an aggregate of about
500
ot
W. Washington, D. C.,
Horace
T.
Pentecost,
its
for the purpose of
and the manufacture and sale
primarily
promoter,
of the outstanding stock of
the exchange offer, they will have acquired
of Helicopter in exchange lor
796,431
shares of Hoppi-Copters stock which was
originally issued
in exchange" for
patents property and services and $30,882 in cash.
Present
stockholders
of Helicopter stock will own
67.02% of the
outstanding stock
originally
issued in exchange for services and
contracts to
acquire a license to manufacture and sell the HoppiCopter and for $24,332 in cash. If the required number of stock¬
holders
of
Hoppi-Copters accept the
offer, Helicopter proposes to
file a further registration statement for a public offering of 222,000
common
shares at $2.25 per share, the net proceeds of which would
be used to re-engineer and
re-design the Hoppi-Copter, . to construct
prototypes thereof for test, flights, and to -manufacture and sell the
Hoppi-Copter.
■%■•
% ■
Hoppi-Copters, Inc., accept
3"> 98%
of
the
then
outstanding stock
Honey Dew
of
stock
outstanding
the
Food Stores, Inc., Teaneck, N.
and Exchange Commission—
J.
—
Files
1970
corporation on June 24 filed a letter of notification with the
$300,000 of 7V2%
convertible debentures due July 1,
to be offered at 100%. The debentures are convertible through
30, 1965- into capital stock at $2.50 per share to and including
30. 1962 at $3.33V2 per share from Julv 1, 1962 to June 30, 1964
June
June
inclusive and
at $4 per share from
sive.
The offering
New
York,
The
N.
proceeds
Hudson
The
stock
Irving
of
the
July 1, 1964 to June 30,
1965 inclu¬
Vickers, Christy & Co., Inc.,
'
to be used for general corporate purposes.
will be underwritten by
Y.
are
Vitamin Products,
Inc.—Registrar Appointed
Trust Co. has been appointed registrar
corporation.—Vi 191, p. 2746.
ESCO,
of
of the common
r
*
stockholders
selling
who
'•
;
'
$
Net
191,
,
„T
•; / :
1960—5 Months—1959
22,913,139 109,505,292 111,284,462
18,213,444
89,704,732 90,714,134
18,269,779
4,699,695
19,800,560
20,570,328
^ 1,589,862
3,751,812
1,010,172
ry. oper.
$
$
$
.
22,021,591
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
;v';
-v
1960—Month—1959
Period End. May 31—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
from
J
„
sed
tu
RR.—Earnings—
Illinois Central
rev.
.
own
other
dealer
ESCO, Swigert, and Harvey N. Black
ou,0u0, 20,000 and 10,000, shares,
are
propose
respectively.
Net
management- officials
and
from
officer),
4,903,224
6,691,256
2415.
p.
Illinois Shade Cloth Corp.- -To Be Acquired—
Inc. below.
Slick Airways,
See
RR.—Earnings—
Terminal
Illinois
i960—Month—1959
Period End. May 31—
Ry.
Net
Net
from
rev.
■^Deficit.—V.
191,
$3,785,616
791,686
3,206,5.60
$4,350,995
3,758,056
$138,374
% 224
ops.
ry.
$917,323
635,632
operating inc
ry.
1960—5 Months—1959
$774,006
operating revenue—
operating expenses
Ry.
$125,637
*17,853
$579,056
18,603
$592,939
*48,764
2414.
p.
Incorporated Income
Fund—Seeks Order—
has applied to the SEC for an
ord^r under the Investment Company Act with respect to
purchase of the assets of A. E. .Dick Contracting Co.;
and
the Commission
has issued an order giving interested persons
until July 12, 1960, to request a hearing, thereon.
The
said Dick Contracting Co. is an investment company with
25
shareholders.
The
Fund
proposes
to acquire substantially all its
securities and other assets, having a March 31st value of $2,900,000,
in exchange for shares of the Fund at their net asset value.—V. 189,
p. 1467.
."v.-'.
'
".f.
Bostoninvestment
The
company
exemption
its
proposed
filed
Ranch, Inc.—Financing Proposal—
Blvd., West Palm Beach, Fla.,
with the SEC on June 28, 1960, cover¬
Southern
Inc.,
statement
6%
of
$585,000
ing
Ranch,
Trail
registration
a
promissory
convertible
notes due
1965;
,
171,600
the said notes;
and 57,200 common shares
conversion of the notes. The company proposes to offer
rights to subscribe to the notes at the rate
of $5 principal amount of notes for each share of common stock held.
Each
stockholder is entitled to one subscription right for each share
warrants
issuable
its
purchase
to
upon
stockholders
common
rights are required to subscribe for one note in the
minimum subscription.
organized in April 1951 with the acquisition of
about
63,000
acres
of unimproved land in Palm Beach County west
of
Palm Beach,
Fla., and was authorized to engage in a general
farming
and ranching business.
In 1957 some 11,709 acres were
transferred to a subsidiary, Big Mound Trail Corp., whose stock was
subsequently distributed to Indian Trail stockholders.
In May 195^
the
stockholders of Big Mound sold 3,784 acres of its undeveloped
three
and
held;
The
$15,
of
amount
the
company
was
Realty Corp. hv exchange for 750.000 shares of
agreement of November 1958.
provided that, after consummation of such sale,
Lefcourt have options
to purchase the remaining 7,750 acres owned
by Big Mound and all the property owned by the company, consisting
of about 44,000 acres.
The option price of the Indian Trail options is
between $650 and $900 per acre,
depending on when the options are
exercised.
The purpose of this financing is to enable the company
to obtain thC-necessary funds required to meet various financial com¬
mitments in connection with its bank loans,
mortgage payments and
carrying charges with respect to the said 44,000 acres.
The
prospectus
lists Samuel
Friedland
as
President and Board
Chairman. He owns 18,081 of the 171,600 outstanding common shares
and
Blance
B.
Cohn,
a
director, 4,650 shares.
Friedland owns of
record an additional 74,086 shares held
in a voting trust.
Lefcourt
to
property
stock pursuant to an
Lefcourt's- common
Said
also
agreement
.
Securities Inc.—Seeks
Insurance
This
Oakland,
registered
a
the
to
SEC
with
Act
sponsor
of
Exemption Order—
Insurance
Securities
Trust
Fund,
respect to certain proposed transactions; and the Commission
an
order
giving interested
persons
until July 7,
I960,
request
Among
of
Calif.,
open-end diversified investment company,
has applied
for an exemption order under the Investment Company
issued
has
covering
%
of such stock. The company purchases castings and
ESCO, which is the company's industrial truck
35%
Ti.e
(an
The
SEC
Its
outstanding 57.628
has
company
to
With Securities
The prospectus lists
an issue of prexerred stocK,
shares of class A common stock
which were issued to employees, and 1,001,630 shares of common, or
which 105,050 shares (10.49%) are owned by Ernest G. Swigert, Presi¬
dent.
In addition, ESCO Corp. of Portland owns 340,397 shares (34%)
and
Guy
F.
Atkinson
Co,
(San
Francisco) owns 124,799 shares
(12.46% ).
The company's directors
and officers as a group own,
beneficially, 201,064 shares
(20.07% ).
According to the prospectus,
Swigert and various members of the Swigert family own nearly 34%*
the
Indian Trail
Inc., on
completing the development work of,
of
the Hoppi-Copter.
In
the
event
that all
the holders
130,000
expenditures of approximately $3,000,000.
In addition to various indebtedness and
Indian
filed a
the basis of onp s^are of Helicopter stock for each
ten shares of of
Hoppi-Copters stock.
;? %
Helicopter was organized under Maryland law in
February, 1956.
It
has
no
offices,
manufacturing facilities and no employees.
Its
general counsel, Robert Sheriffs Moss, furnishes the company with
office space and meeting room at the Bowen Building in Washington.
It proposes to
engage in the further development, manufacture and
sale
of
a
one-man
coaxial helicopter, known as the Hoppi-Copter,
the
original prototypes of which were developed by
Hoppi-Copters,
Inc., of Seattle. The company holds an exclusive license dated February,
1956
to
use,
manufacture and sell the Hoppi-Copter and to make
use of
and sell certain patented inventions applicable thereto. HoppiCopters, Inc., was organized in December, 1945 under sponsorship of
Copters,
regis¬
,
America—Exchange Plan—
815-15th St., N.
registration statement
with the SEC on June 28, 1960, covering
79,644 shares of common stock.
The company proposes to offer this
stock
in
exchange
for
the
outstanding common stock of Hoppi-
u
1-752
corporation,
,
a
and mar¬
principal products include
lift and" other
industrial trucks of
various designs and capacities,
auxiliary tractor equipment and heavy duty trailers for hauling equip¬
ment such as tractors.
No part of the net proceeds of the sale ot
additional stock by the company has been allocated to any particular
purpose.
Such proceeds will be added to the company's general funds
to be available for general corporate purposes,
and it is anticipated
that a
portion thereof may be utilized in connection with property
to such
Helicopter Corp. of
This
amendment.
equipment.
handling
materials
keting
463,000
subject
thereof.
to be supplied by
are
terms
3.500
2,500
.
(
Mason-Hagan,
.-—
Sherrerd.
Inc.
&
Albert McGann Securities
2,500
Inc.—__
&
2 530
.—
2,000
Co.
wn?' Be^er & c°. Inc.— 8^000
Blyth
Corp.
Janney,
3.500
Co'.II—_ 2^500
Robert W. Baird &
Co., Inc.
Barth & Co._™™_____
J.
&
& Share
Peabody & Co.____ 8,000
Kiser,-Colin & Shumaker.
Inc.
A-,
:
2,000
W. C. Langlev & Co.—4,500
3 500
■
Bateman, Eichler
Shares
.
2 500
Co.
Bacon, Whipple &
fr.■'-
Indianapolis Bond
Johnston.
Bleichroeder,
Bache &
below:
name
.'\:Ar
Spector,
shares
.
Blyth & Co., Inc., as the principal underwriter.
The company is engaged in the business of manufacturing
in Hawaii.
Ave.,
June
,
BUSINESS—The
the housewares
,
r
are to be offered for
shares, being outstanding stock,
The public ' offering price and under-
present holders
Writing
time
to
..
which 50,000 shares
of
stock,
common
materials
New York, filed a registration
28,
1960, covering
1,157,200 out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the
present holders
thereof. The shares may be offered from time
Bishop,
statement
the
research and develop¬
and jigs,
molds
N. E. Clackamas St., Portland, Ore., filed
with the SEC on June 27,
1960 Covering
2902
Co.,
of
by the
"
conducted
financing
unuer
'
of notification with
public sale by the company and 80,000
,
of this
presently
letter
a
for
statement
shares
been engaged
business; and
developments
filed
20
Hyster Co.—Offering and Secondary—
.
proceeds
construction
engaged
being
real
and
June
on
adding additional
v;orking capital.
by
and
ment,
<V;-/.'v-'-,.
had
corporation
covering 180,000 shares of common stock to be offered at pair
($1 per
share), through Wedbush & Co., Los Angeles, Calif..
-The proceeds are to be used to purchase inventory, increase
plant
capacity
1960,
400,000 shares of its common
corporations were transferred to
With
terms
transferred
were
for
these
company,
1,
May
on
they had Constructed and sold homes in
built,
owned
and
operated
apartments
with
underwriting
and
amendment.
by
corporations
Construction
various
The
of principal amount;
100%
stock
2090.
p.
SEC
headed by Bosworth,
Murphy & Co., Inc.
The
at
common
191,
common
are
Securities and
group
organised in December, ,1958, Under the
Inc., and adopted its present name in April,
active
an
business
exchange
of
the
Hupp
Hydrocraft, Inc., Huntington Beach, Calif.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Proposal.
was
Estates,
Decame
and
of
are
company
seaside
It
issues
price
Hazel Bishop, Inc.—Files for
.
part
191,
shares
nearly
_
a
through an underwriting
Company, Inc., and Lowell,
debentures^ are to be offered for sale
and
the
.
(Columbus, Ind.) was made on June 29 by an under¬
writing group headed by Smith, Barney & Co. Inc., and
City Securities Corp. The stock was priced at $21.25 a
of
before July 18, I960, they will receive 2.b412
for each share of Gibco, and if more tnan
coffered, stockholders will receive the number 01
shares obtained by
dividing the number offered into 32,000 shares.
The office
of
the
company
is 1135 Ivanhoe Rd., Cleveland, Ohio.
struction
300,000 shares of common stock of Hamilton Cosco, Inc.
PROCEEDS—The
corporation.—V.
9 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of its $1 par value common stock to bo
share to stockholders of Gibco, Inc., in exchange
stock.
If 12,116 or less shares of Gibco common are
per
stockholders
by
of
12,116
appointed
The Chase
undertakings.
Beane
Offered—An
.
the
common
shares
of
sale
&
a
trustees,
:'
below.
Co.,
public
owned
110,000
&
of
$9,375
at
its
With SEC—
June
on
32,000
covering
offered
•
new
Co
Wood
$1)
company
offered
Pacific
now
Cartwright &
Harold
for
in
►
been
(par
275,000
Renshaw__
Willis ton
J.
110,000
Co.
&
Edison
Hamilton
company
SEC
Industries, Inc., 912 Ala Moana Blvd., Honolulu,"
-11'
rlled a registration statement with the SEC on June 29
covering $1,350,000 of 6%%
convertible subordinated debentures due
September,, 1970 and 100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered
chase
Haclley-Brown Co.—Sells Division—
See McGraw
share.
This
been
Hawaiian Pacific Industries, Inc.—Financing
275,000
Co.'
has
stock
Hawaiian
of
2305.
p.
has
York
New
New York has been
of class A common stock and
appointed
transfer
agent
of
Bank
750,000 shares
Bank
comm°n
75j,000
220,000
330,000
Jones
D.
191,
A/rfifn
idnnattan
1,500,000
&
Starkweather
Sweney,
FiVfc National City
—
550,000
;S Co.
Corp.
Edward
Webber,
Co.
Curas
&
Rodman
330,000
Hogle & Co
Indianapolis Bond &
A.
&
Northwest
Paine,
Haupt & Co.—1,000,000
Hill
Richards
&
Co.„
275,000
Ira
J.
Ohio
Pacific
165,000
Secudties
First
•
.
110,000
Mid-South Securities Co.
1,250,000
Co.
&
B.
1,000,000
&■ Kraus__
Eurge
of
Harvey Aluminum (Inc.)—Appointments—
•in
Amount
John
Brothers____^..$2,945,000
Proctor & Paine
110,000
W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
Ball,
Baxter
of
•
Amount
Abboit
com¬
$80,485,900 and net income of
; X" '
.%"■
$16,647,468.
Lehman
Bank
for
from the financing will be used by the
off short-term notes due Dec. 31, 1960 and which
were
incurred in connection with the construction ,program.
The
balance of the proceeds will be used for construction costs and for
other corporate purposes. It
is presently estimated that construction
expenditures for the years 1960-61 will total about $97,000,000.
REDEMPTION — The new bonds will be redeemable at regular
redemption prices ranging
from 105.75% to par, and at special
redemption prices receding from 100.90% to par, plus accrued interest
in each case"
%:i •'■-vy-ft; ■ '::?%•■.•.%' ..%■■
% •;
pay
to
City
Corp.—Files
IIupp
Agent—.
appointed
tery. agent for the 70,000 shares of the 6% Series, convertible
prefei red\Rock $100 par
value, of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 2745.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
company
Corp.—Transfer
—
Bros. &
rities & Co.,
Inc.,
Ilarnischfeger
-w-ivyj
^
fir
...
m0n
7
(7)
and White, onH Ffl.ctmpn jointly, TTnmn SaloWeld & Co., Hillr*™ 101.66;
TTiit'/lpr
Hutzler and Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
jointly, 101.641, and Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Smith Inc.,
i
Number-5965
192
Volume
hearing
a
thereon.
the portfolio securities of the Trust Fund are 309,741
Casualty Insurance Company stock (comprising
Continental
shares
5.29%
outstanding voting securities), 50,000 shares of stock of National
Fire
Insurance
Co.
of Hartford
(10% ); and 47,370' shares of
Con¬
tinental
Assurance
Co.
stock
(2.36%).
The
Trust
Fund
portfolio
of
its
of 94 companies and had a
It is proposed that the
Continental Casualty at $141per
share, and that Continental Casualty sell to the Trust Fund
20,000 shares of Continental Assurance at $144 per share.
As
of
Dec.
31,
1959,
Continental Casualty owned 351,001
shares
(70%) of National and 648,590 shares (32%) of Continental Assurance.
as
of
net
April
asset
50,000
—V.
30,
value
shares
190,
p.
1960,
2449.
contained
shares
excess
of
$413,000,000.
National
be
sold
in
of
to
|
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(8)
'-8
announced
fTwri
food
of the International Finance Corp.
June 27 the corporation's first commitment to
President
Garner,
L
The second
Corp.—S. A. Investment
International Finance
Robert
on
Sin anTgenUne
A
and
duIp
a
W°The ^ew^expansion 'will
this
of
containers
the
in
containers
company's
Street
piant.
three
inserts.
hot
for
;' •;'
is
the
it
cold
Britain,
division
the
raise the company's pulp production capacity
Lasco Industries
Henderson
shares of
Conn.,
Railway oper. revenue-'Railway oper. expenses.
at,
container
with
Net
services pri¬
the container
armed
maneuvers,
191,
Net
1774.
p.
from
1962
balance
additional
and
annum
profits.
and will
1971,
to
interest
IFC will
addition
In
fixed
bear
interest at the
subject
receive
to
deferment
option to
an
of 7%
rate
purchase
it
net
proceeds to
The
150,000
share.
per
$16,600
to
working
underwriter
retire
to
retire
ing
the
Small
loan;
incorporated
Industries,
Dec.
13,
Administration
balance
the
originally
1948
called
under
California.
for
the
Lynch
the
Co.,
commitment
IFC's
is
subject
to
completion
the
of
golf courses, utilities, home
Papelera
etc.— V.
owners,
formalities.
See
Urn
1,449*14"
Little Co."—Suspension Vacated—
H.
its order of May 13,:
1960, temporarily
notification covering the proposed
offer¬
limited
partnership
interests
vacated
has
Regulation
a
A
preformation
of
Cohen
"Love
as
Little
Me
by
Co.,"
of
40
W.
55th
':
Street,
■
■
suspension
Commission
191, p. 2090.
concluded
order.—V.
suspension
Marine Midland
'it
that
191,
was
2203.
p.
circumstances',
appropriate
to
vacate
the
8
Corp.—Exchange Plan—
This
Lassiter
legal
necessary
$3,987
cooperate
the
of
shsrcs.
jjj0
1,408,441
order was based upon the issuer's failure to
file
offering circular as required by the Regulation,
failure
with the Commission in its conduct of an
investigation
into the offering, and sales in jurisdictions not listed in the
notifica¬
tion.
Subsequently, copies of definitive offering circulars were
filed
together with an accurate report of sales pursuant to the
offering;
and
no
further
offering is being
made.
Under the
distributes products used by
manufacturers, farms, municipali¬
ties, schools,
$3,976,067
290,341
definitive
to
loan;
State
$786,707
199,218
York.
The
a
additional
Asbestos
of
laws
61s
6,493,405
$641,318
$180,000
of
New
The company manufactures and
construction industry, appliance
the
on
Business
and
$10,486
inc.—
Commission
Alexander
be
a
private
a
Months—i<m
$2,176,657 $10,736,638
1,389,950
6,760,571
1,395,616
ry. oper.
oper.
suspending
capital.
BUSINESS—Lasco
was
will
$2,036,934
'
1960—5
19U p. 2306.
"Love Me
Holton
—
offered
is
equipment;
$7,000
per
depending
publicly
stock (no par) at $2
24
from
rev.
railway
—V.
company from the sale of the
approximately $247,000'.
Of this
proposed to use approximately $100,-000 to help pay for
a
new
building; approximately $10,000 for the cost of moving to
the
new
building;
approximately
$40,000
for
new
manufacturing
already
has
June
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Ellis
at
Common Stock Offered
—
on
common
the
to
amount
the remaining U. S.
undisbursed
the
Co.,
PROCEEDS—The
shares
been financed.
In addition to IFC's invest¬
$1.2 million equivalent will be provided by:
(U. S. $190,000 equivalent) of a loan from
the Banco Industrial de la Republica Argentina; a public stock issue
(U. S. $318,000 equivalent);
an
equity investment
(U. S. $292,000
equivalent) by a leading Swedish pulp producing firm. Mo Och Domsjo,.
who will also provide technical assistance to the company; and re¬
tained earnings (U. S. $400,000 equivalent).
The IFC investment will be repayable in U. S. dollars over the period
million
$11
ment,
will continue as managing director and it
was
announced
management-staff will be retained.—V. 191, p,
2519.
current
Period Ended May 31—
.
the
beverages. —V.
or
'
•
.
from
pulp will be consumed by Papelera Rio Parana's own paper mill, the
remainder being sold to other paper manufacturers.
The total cost of the project is U. S. $5.3 million equivalent, of which
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
Louisiana & Arkansas
will
year
...
New
by
training
items
past
aluminum
wall
used
is
field
on
the
for
contract,
new
.
"Stanley'-
double
a
While
with
in
manufactured
streamlined
meals
adaptable for use
increased output
Moral
Mr.
to
contract
this
In
business
7
-
„•
similar
a
With
$866,492.
container
be
recently
The item
separate
marily
will
completed
of
amount
government food
one
million : dollars.
These
the
approximately 6,000 to about 17.400 metric tons annually.
The
will result in a substantial saving of foreign exchange
bv
replacing current imports.
The dissolving pulp production will
supply the local market.
A substantial portion of the bleached sulphite
amounting
Quartermaster,
Army
Landers
year
the
total
exceed
is
S.
U.
'
April
food
paper
the
for
.
^
In
enterprise. The company is Papelera Rio Parana
enterprise whose shares are listed on the
Buenos
Aires Stock Exchange.
Its plant in Carnpana, Buenos Aires
Province
has been in operation since 1950.
IFC's commitment Is for
IT
s
$3 million to help finance a new sulphite mill to produce dis¬
solving pulp
for rayon and cellophane manufacture,
and bleached
sulphite oulp for paper production.
The company's own plantations
in Entre'Rios Province will supply an increasing part of the pulping
q
government contract is for the manufacture of aluminum
containers
$530,381.
.
corporation, of 241 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y., on June 28 filed
registration statement with the SEC covering 251,000 shares of com¬
mon stock.
The company, which functions primarily as a bank
Corp.—Merger Proposed—
Riegel
Paper
Corp.,
below.—V.
191,
a
1323
pp.
and
103.
holding
proposes to offer this stock in exchange for all the Issued
outstanding capital stock of The First National Bank of Poughkeepsie, on the basis of 5 shares of Marine Midland common for each
company,
Finance
Interstate
An
Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Electronics Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
underwriting group headed by Goldman, Sachs &
publicly on June 29, 150,000 shares of this
Co. offered
firm's
The
stock at $16.50 per share.
common
SEC
corporation
covering
Finance, with executive offices at Evansville,
engaged
primarily
in
making
instalment
loans
direct
to
in purchasing retail instalment sales obligations originating
with dealers and in the wholesale
financing of dealers' inventories. At
March 31,
1960, total receivables outstanding were $74,787,913.
Op¬
The
is
June
on
135.000
offered at $2
BUSINESS—Interstate
Ind.,
and
Lee
shares
filed
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
With
(par
10
with
cents)
to
stock of
be
are
fering
conducted
are
through 119 branch offices in 102 cities in the
states of Indiana
(37 offices), Illinois
<32), Kentucky
(22), Kansas
(9>, Virginia
(8), Missouri
(4), Tennessee
(3), Oklahoma
(3)
and
Nebraska
working
as
of
the
net
capital.
It
will
proceeds
is
be
expected
applied
to
the
that
to
company's
reduce
short
the
for
company
like period
the
ended
March
31.
of 62
earnings
the
six
months
$689,794,
were
amounted
for
cencs
March 31,
to
1960,
net
the
to
83
cents,
compared
comparable period of
to
1959.
DIVIDENDS—Cash dividends have been paid on the
company's com¬
stock in every year since
1930.
On June 27.
1960 a quarterly
cash
dividend
1960
to
paid
of
20
cents
holders of record
share
per
June
on
declared,
was
27,
1960.
This
payable
dividend
the shares currently being offered.—V. 191,
on
June
will
30,
not
be
funds
The
Electronics Corp.—Calls
Philadelphia.
stockholders that
6%
convertible
This.
Pa.
corporation,
call
a
has
J.
Shapp,
long-term debt only five
debentures
been
subordinated
Milton
and
is
issued
of
of
were
24,
of
105%
of
conversion
tion
may
Shapp
total
a
These
the
price
of
$400,000
May
He
bonds
principal
of
$5.75.
31.
1960)
cited
sales
several
distribution
mav
be
of
of
or
of all
company
increased
financial
major
bond
of
were
Munising,
also
circuit
contracts,
converted
by
for
Mich.;
was
the
the
company
responsibility. Jerrold's
stockholders
rr^,aIS0.^old-StockhoIders
community Television
were
told,
exceeds
he just returned
Association's
annual
of
current
from
y f n
h(c
p
1112
the
components.
wholesale
parts.
exhaust
are
suspension
°Per" revenue—
oper.
expenses.
-V191
p
Kansas, Oklahoma
&
operating
expenses
Net
Net
oper.
1960—5 Months
11,011,229
into
can
a
3,051,764
expenses
fr.
ry.
opers.
oper.
Net
-
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
opers.
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
191, p.
the
Vs7^5
July 1, N. Ross MacCallum
Co., and John L
McConchie
pany's Textile Division
announced
c"'"ed
o! the *»>«•-
CS f°r the KendaU Com-
Co.,CwilT'headC"hee American8 R?nt
u'a the American
Bleached
aD^e-Sen°L
wiH^con^nueCa^e^(^^^^0^0Q dSti^e^ajr^mentSoJe^®n^"dall
Bleached Goods
Company offices
No
exchange
at
in?™ a*
Company
present American
of
&
cTarrir^'B^J^^-^oen
Harry
Silverman'
&
T.
recently
&
Clark,
awarded
,0 Landers, Frary
*" """"need on June 27 by
Side" 11
expanded^enSe'erln. 'lJithhLtlre
This
engineering
development
Contracts-
project
skin
to
provides
a
fop
c'assiniS
project.
ssiiied
u: 8
Navy, utilizing the
Vhl
01 Landers, Frary
^fi™P?U'?t]on of 'He Landers'
national defense research and
$3,285,759
Net
the
sales
for
$51,545,341.—V.
191,
V
Offered—
a
group
130,000
$6
at
share.
per
Of
the
offered
were
for
30,000 shares
130,000
the
ac¬
offered for
were
loans
from
time
the
by
time.
to
selling
of
None
the
stockholders
proceeds
will
be
of
the
received
by
"
company was incorporated on April 3,
1951 under
principal office is located at 2308 San Felipe Road,
The company is engaged in research and development
law.
Its
the
and
manufacture
and
sale
of
various
"Effective
was
*282,288
EFFECT
in
the
field
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
21,
value,
par
$Of
which
25,000
company's authorized capitalization
without par value, to 1,000,000 shares,
each
shares
stock
a
option
UNDERWRITERS—The
450,453
362,500 shs.
the
-I960
and
Outstanding
$1,000,000 shs.
value)-
par
outstanding
share
split
was
into
35
shares.
new
$*25,865
(without
March
pursuant to
$*549,895
184,826
GIVING
changed from *7,500 shares,
without"
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$1,663,178
$2,390 436
2,213,073
2 416301
$53,586
products
ordnance.
Authorized
commitment
to
the
issuance
for
to
employees
plan.
underwriters,
purchase
respective
reserved
are
from
the
numbers
made
a
firm
and the selling stock¬
capital stock set forth
company
shares of
of
have
severally,
From
1960—Month—1959
3,858,501
Name
1960—5 Mos —1959
$4,932,999 $23,028,570 $23 787 390
4,077,651
20,393,253
21,668!240
.
Evans
$475,442
$855,348
$2,635,317
*257,306
222,906
"$2,119,150
*871,989
*1,110,210
Johnson
Birr
&
Higgins———
MacCormack
&
&
Fay,
Co.,
Co.—
&
Inc.——
Inc.—*
& Talbot,
Swift & Co
1775.
19,231
5,769
5,769
p.
4,616
15,384
corporation
15,385
4,615
7,692
a
2,308
Henry F.
191,
6,923
23,077
19,231
——
——
Hannaford
2416.
p.
From Selling
Stockhloders
Company
Wilson,
McGowen
add^^'
he
indications
The
in
the
rn
Mr.
sales for the
control
sales
Litton
to
"To
the
serve
personnel
equipment
expects
as
a
result
a
to
textile
West
install
be
approximately
its
industry
and
this
service
in
move.—V.\ 190,
the
already
p.
West
261.
Industries, Inc.—Acquires Interest—
of
£ran? ¥°fat' mana§ln£>
stock interest
the
director of Hellige,
for
was
an
undisclosed
Genrumy°m^an^ *3 located at Freiburg-im-Brelsgau
With
and
in
1895,
Germany and Europe
industrial
sales
emphasis
of
more
have
in
industrial
equipment
and in optical instruments.
In addition to the
present work and
m
its
present
ystemV
BclHge
85,000
square
of
areas
plant
Helllge's
and
is
There
latter
are
In
420
proceeds
from
the
sale
general funds of the
subsidiaries to be used for
and
operations,
and
for
of
the
will
expansion
and
and
division.
effect to completion
capitalization of the company
stock.—V. 191, p. 1986.
ac-
cash.
of
the
current
consists
of
outstanding
financing,
340,910
of
shares
common
McGraw-Edison Co.—Acquisition—
The
development
recording
company
announced
Handley-Brown
The
unit
new
direction
of
He
Division.
will
Harold
will
be
Co.,
acquisition of the Alretic Division of
Jackson, Mich., effective 'June 3CL
as* a McGraw-Edlson Division under tne
the
in
operate
Handley,
President
who
is
and
currently
general
Litton
products
Included
be advanced air navigation
building
of
Products
■
of
in
the
the
purchase
Division,
is
the
Jackson
plant
•
'
and
.
Alrecuc
the
of
■
Handiey-
of
President
manager
"
.
.
five-story
stock
common
and will be advanced
and improvement of
working capital.
company
The
company's
Textile
Division
is engaged
in
selling an extensive line of children's and
la"s
accessories,
such
as
stoles,
scarves,
hats,
mittens.
Men's
knitted
sweaters are also made by
tne
headwear
Brown.
a
modern,
employees.
speculation.
Giving
future expansion of the company
housed
share has been over¬
The shares were of¬
southwestern
medical
electronics, Hellige will produce
tnarket. Among these will
feet.
gloves
the
$2,000,000,
per
closed.
seaboard.
knitted
company today is known
throughoutstanding company in medical and
than
been
in
the
of
books
manufacturing, and
the
an
electronics.
annual
sales
as
said
amount
price of $2
the
facilities
Eastern
Industries, Inc., has purchased a
majority interest in Fritz
Co., GmbH, West German
manufacturer of advanced
tronics equipment.
"wu elec¬
eiec
In making the
announcement, Charles B. Thornton, president
of
f
to
a
the
BUSINESS—McGowen Glass Fibers Corp., with its offices and plant
Elizabeth, New Jersey, carries on Its business through two subsidiants, McGowen Manufacturing Company, Inc., which operates a
Boat Division, and Wyndmoor Knitting Mills, Inc., which operates a
Textile Division. The company's Boat Division is
engaged in designing,
manufacturing and selling a line of fiberglass boats, with four basic
models having the same hull
design, and being called the "Bahama,
"Fish
&
Ski,"
"Run-about," and "U-Drvie" models;
Boats manu¬
factured by the Boat Division are sold
principally in the areas of tne
&
m,(c?H J1
quisitlon
Sold—Simmons,
Corp.—Stock
in
electronic
high
and
a
its -two
their
holding
Litton
Hellige
as
added
to
marketing
are
stock at
PROCEEDS—'Net
be
Germany, Italy, France
we manufacture."
substantial increase
of
of
subscribed
will
now have Europe-based technical service'.
"kW. markets ln smaller textile mills which do not have
technical
Lindemann
European
ing
C0Verage at lower cost, especially
sales
Bel^ium- we
>
would
year
Fibers
Co., Inc. announced on June 28 chat 'their offer¬
150,000 shares of McGowen Glass Fibers Corp.
common
fered
the $459,000
reported in 1959.
Lindemann said, has
reorganized
foreign and domestic
Mr. lindemann said.
-
this upward trend
above
Mr.
taexU°rindust?ySUUed 10
-11.
w
35%
company,
are
Glass
Rubin &
record
iigures for any comparable period In
°mPany s history, according to Howard
C.
Lindemann, President
?ZJ0T the first quarter were 29% higher than the corre-
out
Clark-Government
ago.
below:
Organized originally
Landers, Frary
with
share.
a
and
Inc.—Stock
RR.—Earnings-
H!robably, "suit in
fv?
President
ha? ? Division effective
rifraML". American Bleached Goods
Goods
year
Selph Associates, Inc. capital stock
100,000 shares
CAPITALIZATION
and
earnings of these manufacturers of
electronics process
quality control equipmfent will
gain in the first six months of
la60
Both
Goods C°'
a
income
Lindly & Co. Inc.—Forecasts Rise—
7h.Z !i °5i
the required
with
$2.11
37,817
20,658
*ni^rrt^nderii^nrn estimated
or
IKi"«
compared
and
$52,275,658
Associates,
value)
offered
Calif.
explosive
$351,392
8,664
expenses
191,
$2.18
net
$18,273,036 for; the current
income for the first nine
company.
work
of
Sales
and
$2*12l"407°n$2 462 313
L268 232
bank
shares
Hollister,
L016i654
989,074
$289,494
$4,333,943
Deficit.—V.
Selph
par
Hooker
conUmie
Ry.—Earnings—
l"™" ?'MChed
Co
additional
California
15,639
revenue..
operating
$3,407,269,
were
72
or
outstanding,
the net proceeds from the sale of the shares offered
company approximately, $275,000 will be used immediately to
existing indebtedness to a bank and $90,000 to reduce supplier's
accounts payable.
The. balance will be added to the general funds of
the company
and will be used primarily to carry larger inventories
and trp.ae receivables.
It is presently anticipated that the retirement
of bank indebtedness will be
temporary as the company will require
2416.
Lehigh Valley
Ry.
to
Net
ago.
•
^
charges,
BUSINESS—The
$*51,994
Period End. May 31—
operating
all
the
holders,
Ry.
after
retire
$2,533,274.
$92,529
;
the
PROCEEDS—Of
by
March 31,
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$1,278,568
$1 368 046
1960—Month—1959
$384,318
$593,505
436,312
539,919
expenses
ac¬
of
common .stock
amounted
totaled
periods
offered,
'Capital stock
revenue..
oper.
its
selling stockholders.
systems.
10,174
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
automatic
tol-
Goods
braking
2306.
p.
?hl*awman
Smract
auto¬
$68,683
income
oper.
191,
3.435,304
Co.-—Acquires—
Bleached
lor
of
year
a
count of the company and
the accounts of certain
Lehigh & New England
RR.—Earnings—
1953
10,909,979
"$8,239,056
SS" "SB '"SBKendall
(without
distributors,
consumers
$1,123,651
shares
■
shares
product lines distributed by
ignition systems and engine com¬
1960—Month—1959
$270,586
$294,028
201,903
201,499
revenue__
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
$18,561,550 $19,149,045
698'660
253.813
ultimate
and
the
Period End. May 31—
$600,000,
1
jobbers
a
sales
shares of McCormick
wide
a
to
(80% )
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins on June 23 headed
of investment bankers, which
publicly offered
Jerrold
$7,550,321
Gulf
to
distributes
subject
!
103.
—V.
2.299,103
652,065
2306.'
of
company
is
shares
31.- This compared with
snare, for me same quarter
respectively
or
"McCormick
part¬
a
year,
comparative
30,000
Railway
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
Ne"aISaJr0onerry-,n°?er' W'XHX
The
company for the three months ended
$570,506.
For the
year
1959 sales were
aggregated
cents
net
year
Lehigh & Hudson River
Ry.—Earnings—
*
2,284,141
and
77
or
this
p.
corporate
as
offer
40,160
1567.
p.
quarter ended May
$18,176,474
the
the
systems,
systems,
vJ?eLreV- frT ry; °PSry. operating inc.—
Rail^al
Railway
orginally organized
levels
Among
Net
I960—Month—1959
S3.805.281 $4,001,069
other
than
191,
of
1,560,070
and
the
National
where
since it permits the
^ , systei?? operator to carry additional television
system without replacing current equipment.—V. 191,
Period Ended
May 31—
the
2090.
Net
r added
Kansas City Southern
Inc.,
both
back¬
^^Vced I seri,es of "drop-in" amplifiers designed to add extra
vpfnnmonf c*}a"nels to existing community antenna systems. De^olution
!rirfP01fIl?'nent" *** said "e^resenfs a unique engineering
commnnitr
company
1960
Air
the
$1,000,000
convention
by
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the
company
will consist of $38,933 of
sundry debt; 182,000 shares of class A common
stock, $1 par value;
and 300,000 shares of
class B common stock, $1
par value.—V.
191
for
Forks
extension
an
used
in
replacement
ponents,
Falls.
contracts
Grand
at
be
exchange
less
not
income
the
comparative
previous
will
1932,
automotive
net
a
on
quarter
construction
Chippewa
awarded
Products,
third
■
financing
required for working capital and
as
Motor
of
Bank.—V.
months
:
the
requirements
at
denomina¬
system in Ellensberg, Wash.
installation
contracts
include
so-called "turn
key"
equipment sale and construction
such
be
television
These
in
name
functional
redemption
$1,000
received
contracts
of large master antenna
systems
Base, North Dakota: Fort Iee, Virginia, and
closed
the
at
Jerrold .common stock.
iirst
auarter
(three
months
include
utilized
had
$1,204,083,
The
debentures
at approximately last year's
installation contracts
for
cable
tele¬
which
These
convertible
of
installation
educational
of
to
$2,750,000 convertible
they may
each
and
range of product lines at
who in turn service the
running
of, community antenna
systems in
Wis.;
and
Salisbury, Md.
Jerrold
Force
the
reaeemed
amount
Thus,
are
systems
during the first quarter.
log
free
Jerrold
converted, into 173 shares
also
told
stockholders
that
level.
the
will
company's
be
ended
vision
announced
-
from
proceeds
National^ The
holders
National
share
a
the
of
was
incorporated under Ohio law and adopted its
February, 1955. Since its organization, the
company
has been engaged
principally as an independent warehouse distributor
p.
June
outstanding.
price
the
1960
the redemption of Jerrold
June
1, 1975.
issue
the
strength.
As
28,
due
said,
after the
years
indication
an
for
associates.
SALES—Sales of
June
on
debentures,
President,
Debentures—News—
for
Motor
to
nership
the
Jerrold
Lee
Products, Inc.
stock at a price of $3 per share was
by Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus & Co.
June 29
BUSINESS—Lee
motive
2090.
p.
of
purposes.
present
mon
shares
firm
cents
repay existing bank loans incurred for general
corporate
and to finance expansion of
physical warehouse facilities.
balance of the proceeds will be added
to the company's general
The
share
per
Inc.—^tock Offered—Public of¬
purposes,
earnings
net
earnings of $535,701
Net earnings per share for the six months
of 1959.
1960
ended
compared
167,000
common
on
company
term
%
EARNINGS—For
Products,
PROCEEDS—Net
approximately
indebtedness..
of
made
Inc. and
funds
$2,000,000
of
class A
(1).
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds of the sale will be added
general
Motor
First
the
First
Masonite Corp.—Earnings— %:^
;
The
Lee
of
ceptance by
the
borrowers,
erations
share
one
*
notification
share, through Atlantic Equities Co., Washington, D. C;
to be used to expand its operations.
' i
per
proceeds
14
Files
—
.
'
■
-
Alrectic
patents.
Handley-Brown'in 1957.
prefabricated
substation
structures
employing
aluminum extrusion.
designed and developed
especially
for
this purpose.
More _-recency
new
Alrectic lattice poles for
high-voltage electric distribution ; an
formed
by
.
Number 5965
192
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(9)
"SgS?
w
and
the
development
announced
"will supplement
of
an
PROCEEDS—The
be
those
pro-
used
totals
in
0U1 rsformers,
distrlment1
said,
Bersted
Mr.
products
oy
duced
were
introduced
gtreet ligllting
was
cvstems
,
transmission
swttchgear
and
other
the
Dearborn Street,
South
110
of
mnrfition
corpun
reta
of
sales
nnsu'uer
finance
S»
The: net
business.
.
added
capual
its
to
proceeds
iunds
for
of
the
operates
and
Inc.
four
sells
the
are
the
will
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
of
May
of
stock,
plants in the
professional phar¬
remedies,
Alka-Seltzer
most
months
and
important
ended
One
A
Day
opposite
31,
1960,
debentures,
of
18,634
shares
shares
of
to increase its borrowing capacity. Part of the
of
J may be used temporarily to reduce bank borrowings. In
tn
various indebtedness, the company has outstanding three
addition
ferred stock. In addition,
in June, I960 the company's
6S r stock was redesignated "common stock." the number of
C
ithnri/pd
shares
was
increased to 1,000,000, the par value was
h
mrpd from $10 per share to $2, and eacn oi
the 38,273 outstanding
cf8"'
unch stock was changed
into five shares of common stock,
March
of
31,
1960
cumulative
common
stock,
to
purchase
the
respective
are
the
sale
of
the
was:
stock,
in
and
and
the
named
below
the
at
company
Allen
debt;
A.
1,319 077
have
&
C.
Allyn &
price,
and
as
n/
b
outstanding
fhe
in
IH
stock,
155,430 shares (81.21%)
are
family of the late Hyman N. Kohn,
common
the
for
trust
voting
a
Lehman
Smith,
(1.74%) are owned by LeRoy L. Kohn, President.
shares
and 3 325
Boston
Corp.
Inc.—_
A.
G.
Associates, Inc.—Invests—
Microwave
W.
Baird
&
(five year)
by Microwave Associates to Antenna
Svstems
in
return for which Microwave Associates receives rights
to
purchase up to 28%
of the outstanding common stock. It is a
continuing agreement
which can provide additional financing and
technical cooperation
in the future.
Antenna Systems,
Inc., founded in December, 1959, now has over
70 employees.
The company has developed a new type of low-cost
30-foot reflector suitable
for accurate tracking to over 10,000 Mcs
(megacycles) and is now in production of a complete tropospherlc
scatter 'antenna system.
The proceeds of the Microwave Associates'
loan will be used
to finance future expansion in the growing large
The
29,
The
with
begin
subscribed
by
an
by
Mid-West
Business
Development
United
said:
States,
"There
former
are
small
many
President
of
the
kind
Net
Chamber
of
which
"The
this
this
of
purpose
need.
velopment
available
not
The
basis
them
practical
on
corporation
new
of
will
Corp.
to
the
operation
is
the
gap
Mid-West
and
&
Co.,
D.
2.0
Inc.
William
Net
registration
94,142
shares of
statement
with
the
stock,
common
to
SEC
be
June
on
offered
pur¬
growth
of
in
small
firms
considerable
and
companies
here
room
with
in
ideas,
this
1960—Month—1953
B.
1960—5 Months—1959
$1,569,952
$1,947,397
expenses
232,486
234,250
1,116,919
1,133,615
$92,780
$178,229
$453,033
$813,782
28,737
65,078
144,090
305,180
Lisle
ry.
ops.
2417.
p.
Dodge
Collins
J.
Dain
M.
1960—Month—1959
May 31—
Co.
Bretscher
Inc.
Dominick
Francis
I.
$14,485,396
$16,317,072
14,038,326
15,101,746
Eastman Dillon,
opers.
$294,261
$521,868
$447,070
$1,215,326
F.
income—
"36,094
155,241
"699,148
*333,327
duPont
ry.
oper.
191,
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Maf 31—
Guerin
operating revenue—
operating expenses
Ry.
1960—5
$2,376,098
Net
Net
of
ry.
201,750
83,326
ops.
operating inc
ry.
—V.
from
rer.
191,
1.409,068
$242,428
$952,156
152,844
433,841
Southeastern
First
Freehling,
Garrett
Glore,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Goodbody
$5,170,492
$23,205,103
and
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
3,840,054
17,478,793
18,588,514
opers.
$1,330,438
$5,726,310
$6,474,906
310,509
388,427
1,598,812
1,890,684
income—
2417.
.
oper.
191,
p.
Stuart
common stock
(par $5) for subscription, to holders of its
common stock
at the close of business
March 4, 1960,
trustee/paying agent
to
Hayden,
is
W.
D.
Gradison
&
Co., Cincin¬
PROCEEDS—The
increase
premiums
the
proceeds
of
the
Inc.
1,000
Stone
of
company's
capital
and
therefore enabling the
business.
if
all
the
CAPITALIZATION
write
to
company
a
larger
the
To
securities
GIVING
to
be
offered
EFFECT
TO
are
not
PRESENT
been
stock
(par value $5)
"47,520
—
Outstanding
J63.327
shares
Lnat
offered
be.
hereby
securities
will
If/"1 debt—Home
veTrI7IpQNDSTCash
19^ nrHuVmen
were
will
be
be
sold
on
from
1961
Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
v,,;vV':
$
V;
'
•
$
25,138,711
26,077,384
19,905,136
123,526,668
19,256,294
93,605,703
opers.
5,882,417
6,172,248
29,920,965
90,113,834
income—
2,674,078
2,657,317
13,857,225
13,753,747
Johnston,
Net
there
is
for
par
191,
eight
ry.
interest
consecutive
stock in
irMH
$1,752,944
$7,835,325
1,454,592
6,857,980
7,207,343
ops.
$168,741
$298,352
$977,345
$1,226,984
*23,800
120,657
*45,080
446,986
for
of
ry.
fit ry. operating inc—
•Deficit.—V.
191,
p.
.
Net
Net
$412,742
291,560
$2,973,105
ops.
$300,718
$121,182
$1,543,166
$422,114
operating inc.—
405,725
58,372
1,112,235
65,617
from ry.
and
of
company,
800
North
St.
Lindbergh Blvd.,
Louis,
at
of
$50,000,000
This
"I
of
Commi;\
^ornmon stock
at
100%
Inc.—Rights Offering—Miles Labis Offering the holders Of its outstanding
year
of record
T11
np
94
AAAJ
for
IQfiO
'
riahtc
tn
cnhcrrihp
f^oU, rights to subscribe
ended
CONmt
Co»imon
accounts
j
Flrst Boston Corp.
stock
of
unless previouciv
commencing
the
iniv
debentures
•
.
r
new debentures, which will be convertible into
a .conversion price of $75 per share until maturity,
,!!led' wltl be entitled to an annual sinking fund
,
It!' J966- sufficient
to
P"or
maturity.
to
retire
approximately
93%
of
organized
organized
February
reoruary
in
in
1960
lyoo
stcck
—of
of
3.
be
tion
may
to
net
will
and
be
incurred
the offering
of
debentures
used
in
to
whole
finance
the
and
from
after
102 ^2%
or
part
purchase
temporarily
of Such
debentures
are
that
they
to
date
100%,
not
plus
to
reduce
bank
for
loans
redeemable prior to July i,
be redeemable
at prices
accrued
interest.
net
He
.
accounts.
will
companies
the
first
Philip
months
six
of
enjoy
prices, well
Morris
is
selling
income
net
1960
of
will be about $2.60 per share or about 6% above
giving effect in both years to financial consoli¬
Products, acquired this year, and the Philip Morris
after
said.
For
1959
to
Philip
Morris
share
and
$460,494,749,
not
common
a
its
Inc.
net income
sales last
reported
net
consolidated
including
A.S.R.
Products
or
January,
1960,
Mr. Cullman noted
that Philip
the annual common stock dividend
increased
reviewed
of
domestic
the
and
cigarette
that
stated
"as
International
company's
to
our
and
Mr.
through
operations
tobacco
diversification
operations,
combined
program,
1955
1959, Philip Morris Inc.'s sales have increased 36%
and per share
earnings 40%. This," he said, "is approximately a 7%
annual com¬
pounded rate of increase for sales and a 9%
annual rate of increase
will
the
On
ranging
from
these
rate
results
Cullman
be
from
REDEMPTION—The
1968.
proceeds
in
he
As
the
~
general funds of Montgomery Ward Credit Corpora¬
available for
the purchase of deferred payment
parent company.
Until so employed, the proceeds
the
for
of
whereas
earnings.
from $3 to $3.60 a share, or by 20%. "We have no
plans to increase the dividend but will consider it when
earnings and corporate plans permit," he added.
$25,000,000.
added
all
earnings
1959
immediate
I960.
PROCEEDS—The
its
that
to $5.01
amounted
payment
for
ior
The latter company owns all of the outstanding
Montgomery Ward Credit Corp., representing an investment
Feb.
1959
times
Philip Morris* foreign subsidiaries.
Discussing the dividend outlook,
the purpose of financing deferred payment accounts of Montgomery
Ward & Co., Inc.. one of the world's large retail merchandising
organizations with net sales of over $1,000,000,000 in the fiscal year
Of 4%% convertible subordinated
amount?'
e 1980' in the ratio °f $100 principal
stock tho°»C ^b^ntures for each 16 shares of common
Pire juiv I,
'
subscription offer, which will exheaded hv inu
2,?°' wil1 be underwritten by a group
debenture
was
for
years
subsidiaries.
Morris
corporation
Morris Inc., delivered a
the tobacco industry and
to a luncheon meeting
Anaylsts held in
New York
Philip
of
anticipate record high sales in excess of $500,000,000 for all
earnings per share in the neighborhood of $5.30 to $5.50,"
equal
a
BUSINESS—The
BUSINESS—Tne
1QO
Waggoner—
Inc.
is
Cullman
nationwide underwriting group managed by Lehman
Brothers. The debentures are priced at 99V2%, plus ac¬
^^0ra^orieS»
&
1960 and
■V Mr.
crued interest.
OratoHp
Neal
Wyatt,
President
Almost
their
14
A.S.R.
of
47/s% debentures, due July 1, 1980, was made on June 28
by
Index.
estimated
foreign
Offered
corporation's
the
400
Inc.
times
than
dation
Montgomery Ward Credit Corp.—Debentures
of
Price
1959.
'
offering
Cq.._—- JL.000
&
Gundy & Co., Inc.—_
Morris Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
Cullman 3rd,
Philip Morris
registration statement with the SEC on June 29, 1960, covering
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered to employees under the
company's Employee Stock Purchase Plan.—V. 191, p. 2417.
a
—Public
1,000
100
—
Witter
Dean
Wood
28.
20
less
He
filed
Mo.,
Inc.
100
150
Co
i;OQO
are
over
This
100
Inc.
1QO
Co
1987.
Morris
Stock
Chemical Co.—Stock Option Plan—
Monsanto
Co.,
150
Co
&
White,
Weld
<te
Co..—.1
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
400
-•
&
Wheat
He
2417.
p.
150
Co
&
C.
firmly believe tocacco stocks should be considered growth stocks
deserving of a higher price-earnings ratio," he said.
then pointed out that the increase of 40%
in Philip Morris
earnings per share in the five year period from 1955 through 1959 was
higher than all but 5 out of 26 companies which together comprise
the Chemical Industry Stock Price Index and the Electronic Industry
1.657,358
191,
&
--50O
Co
&
Westheimer
J.
"I
$2,079,472
1,429,939
rev.
ry.
—V.
1960—5 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
$554,856
254,138
Inc.
Wertheim
k
:.v,
predicted 1960 will bring a new peak in sales for
topping last year's record high volume.
He also
estimated
higher earnings this year for Philip Morris Inc.,
which
manufactures
Marlboro,
Parliament, Alpine, Benson & Hedges and
Philip Morris brand cigarettes.
Philip
2417.
period End. May 31—
400
&
Cullman
NTr.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Ry. operating revenue—
Ry. operating expenses
150
v-100
,s
.100
400
optimistic report on the outlook
Philip Morris over the next five
the New York Society of Security
June
on
from
rev.
Co—
Co
&
&
Co.......
highly
$8,434,327
expenses
$1,520,970
1,352,229
revenue—
100
&
Alstyne,- Noel
Joseph. Walker & Sons—_
&
Co., Inc.....—.
.
250
Corp. of Norfolk
Joseph F.
1960—5 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
H.
Walker
.150-
w
C.- Wainwright
—
Bros.
191, p.
250
Co.
&
Neuhaus
.......
Walston
Company
(Philip)
RR.—Earnings-
operating
Net
common
°* 5 cents per share; the 1954 dividend at
shai-P ,,Lra
' *?urlng each year 1955-1959 dividends of 25 cents per
A cash h ,? ^paL
In 1959 a
stock dividend was distributed.
Puturp
^
°* 30 cents per share was paid in February, 1960.
conditinn
wil1 be dependent upon future earnings, the financial
able anH
company, and ether factors not presently determinBUsinprq
EHTPany makes no representation as to such dividends.
°n Jan
company was organized under the laws of Ohio
°n
the simp 1 I and was iicensed July 12. 1947, beginning business
licenser)
^
The company is an insurance carrier, presently
Section qQiiCn? J5,' mulitiP!e line underwriting in accordance with
of the
RevJ'Visl°ns (A)> {B>' (C)' (D)' (E)' (F)' and {G)
in
1955 whpn £
Ohio. Multiple line underwriting was initiated
insurance fnrm
#and allied lines were added to general casualty
Part
of
thp
coverage. Automobile insurance is the largest
agents in thp ccnipany's
business. All business is developed through
e
otate of Ohio.—V.
191, p. 1568.
;,:r W;'
—V.
&
Day
G.
Co—400
Peabody
Kidder,
100
Anthony
L.
H.
Co..
Kidder
M.
2417.
p.
Monon
assurance
no
office building mortgage at 5%
dividends have been paid
inaugurated on the $5
oper.
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
150
250
:
250
Van
500
Lemon & Co
Kaufman
A.
Net
Ry.
payment
Mm
Investment
124,912,507
94,798,673
oper.
Hlinois
The
>
v
100
&
Hutton
E.
100
Co.
Inc.'"'
&
Inc.
F.i.Hutton
100
1,000
Inc
Co.,
Underwood,
Applegate &
Humphrey,
150
Leach
&
150
——
250
Fox
Meyer &
100
Fay, Inc
Hornblower & Weeks
250
Co..—
Corp.
&
&
R.
500
Co
&
&
W.
1960
Hogle
Co—
&
Boyce
&
Inc.
250
Hooker
the company-
expenses
made.
but
A.
&
Agee
Tucker,
400
Co
&
Noyes
Hulme,
issue of 5%
each *Juffi! 1
Railway oper. revenue—
,
thatAH,Uming,, 1111
they will
J
appointed
equipment
new
$
Ry. operating
rn nftfl
the
serially
due
Co
Staats
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
15Q
Hentz & Co
E.
period End. May 31—
nrMiH11 ^a™h 4* 1960» the shareholders authorized issuance of an
tn
22,480 shares, raising the total number of shares authorized
thp
S™
from this additional authorization that the sale of
ne
15832
■
N.
of
Period End. May 31—
sold.
FINANCING
Authorized
common
S130 043
series
inclusive,
for a
&
100
150
&
McDowell-
1,000
&
Hlckey & Co
has
Co.
Earnings—
offering will be used
surplus in relation to net
extent that shares are subscribed
sold
under
the
underwriting, this purpose will be accom.-i No arran8ements have been made for the return of funds to
UDscrtbers
and registrar
Trust
proposed
written,
,ume
and
fn
ior
York
Railway
nati, Ohio.
to
both
1975,
New
'■>
of one share for each three
thei> held. Sub¬
scription rights must be exercised on or before July 22,
I960, after which they will become void. The under¬
issue
certificates,
trust
of
Co.
Ripley & Co. Inc.
Miller
&
Co
Harriman
150
Co
Straus, Blosser &
Sutro
,
&
Securities
500
Hayden,
Bank
Chemical
R.
Stroud
____
500
:
& Webster
150
Hallgarten & Co
Missouri Pacific RR.—Appointments—
The
250
—__
Stieglitz
400
Co
&
Co
Frank,
150
&
Hemphill,
Midwestern Indemnity Co.—Common Stock Offered—
This company is
presently offering 15,832 shares of its
•
4QO
Co.
&
Co
&
Bros.
Sterne,
1,000
100
Co
Brothers
Stone
100
500
Scribner..
150
Barney & Co. Inc... 1,000
Stern,
150
400
*
Co
Agnew
Stern
100
Co
Co
&
Co.
&
Stein
150
;
Hutzler
&
Hammill
Deane
Smith,
100
Sons
&
Bros.
Richter
William
250
150
Co
&
Inc
Simon
Singer,
250
&
M.
-100
Co
&
Co.,
&
Halle
$25,063,420
$1,175,239
expenses
oper.
Forgan
Halsey,
Net
for
&
&
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$4,827,349
3,652,110
Railway oper. revenue..
Meyerhoff
I.
150
;
Renshaw
&
Mosle
Rothschild
F.
150
...
Silberberg
1,000
Southwest Co
474,433
Inc.
Shields
400
Co
250
Robinson-Humphrey
Shuman,
Michigan Corp..
150
500
Co.
Shearson,
150
(Inc.)
First
$826,713
&
Schwabacher
100
Corp
Co.
of
Robert
De¬
Boston
Calif.
First
First
2417.
p.
First
The
$2,235,781
1,423.942
Chapman
Co
Co.,
Gardner..
&
Salomon
Corp.
& Co
400
&
&
Pierce
Scherck,
Turner,
Securities
Farwell,
Months—1959
H.
writer for the
&
250
150
Russ
100
Equitable
I960—Month—1959
$545,578
$499,920
303,150
298,170
L.
500
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
2417,
p.
Pressprich
Rctan,
250
Co
500,
150
W.
Rodman
1,000
&
Curtis
The
400
Co
Ellis,' Holyoke
'150
Co.,
Co
&
150
Co
Webber, Jackson
Riter
150
Co
150
Co
Reynolds & Co...
Union
&
Eberstadt
&
150
&
Reinholdt
400
3,138,755
100
i
Inc.
Noonan
Co...
500
Co.
&
Co
Cook
Rauscher,
250
Inc
Dominick
&
&
R.
100
$3,660,623
ry.
Co.
Son
Inc.
250
——
Drexel
1960—5 Mos.—1959
&
$3,121,450
2,827,189
fr.
rev.
—V.
in the ratio
&
100
Inc
150
L
iPiper,
Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
100
Co
&
Dickson
1.000
Northwest
Pacific
400
Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler
S.
Inc
—
&
Newhard,
400
Co
&
250
150
Smith
Newbold's
Newburger
250
Marshall..
&
H.
Paine,
Co
&
&
W.
250
Sons
R.
■
.
.
Clark,
Inc
Pierce,
Templeton
150
&
Co.
Lynch,
S. Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
100
Brown,
&
100
F.
150
&
150
100
Co
100
Co
&
&
250
Co
Bonbright
Brown
Co
Mitchum, Jones &
100
1,000
Bradford
ji.ooa
250
&
Marshall Co
Fenner
Inc
and
■
Inc..]
Co.
Bennett
Merrill
Hurry,
Co.__.
Co.,
Rhoades
...
&
McDonnell
500
;
$412,479
Missouri-Illinois
products."
on
Inc
Simmons
&
D.
$325,266
Loeb,
Co.
McKelvy & Co..
500
Co.
C.
J.
M.
&
150
Inc.
supply
inventions
Carl
McCormick
Co
<
250
The
Ltd.
&
Inc.
of
area
&
Eppler,
be
opinion,
our
Ellis
George
&
&
Blair
-B-oettcher
.
is,
Blair
Alex.
•Deficit—V.
through furnishing loans and equity capital
to
businesses
coming
under
the
provisions
of
the
Small
Business
Investment Act passed by Congress in 1958.
1:
"There
H.
Blyth
a
Co
250
Co.
Securities,
2.0
Scribner
&
&
100
Bishop
Securities
lack
Business
Deane
Ryons
250
&
150
1,000
Manley,
Co
Walter &
150
Meeds.
Co
150
&
&
&
Loewi
3.0
Blunt
income—
oper.
191,
Net
terms.
fill
to
the
of
Walston
Inc.
Inc.—, 2.0
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
capital despite their capable management and potential for
growth and development.
Because of their
size
the
normal
equity
are
3.0
Co.,
revenue..
Period End.
the
Commerce
150
Co
&
400
Corp
Freres
500
Co.,
Eichler
Becker
Dixon
equity
markets
Co.—
&
G.
company's Restricted Stock Option Plan.—V. 191, p. 2204.
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
will
Commerce
businesses
Singer,
3.0
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
in
&
Dickson
S,
A.
Co.,
Bissell
Lester,
Kraus
Stearns
...$1,000
&
Lazard
•
Co
Julien
Ry.
its
of
covering
operating
Net
initial capital of $500,000 of which $200,000 has been
the First National Bank in St. Louis and the balance
McDonnell,
area,
Corp.
3.5
Co..
filed
company
1960,
Ry.
Development Corp.—Formed—
small group of individuals.
announcing the new corporation, the first of
McDonnell, former President of the Chamber
a
In
area.
the
organized
newly
Ryons
R.
Plan—
Ry. operating
corporation,
new
Bingham,
...
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
Period End. May 31—
designed primarily to stimulate the growth of
small business,
is being formed in the St. Louis area, it has been
announced jointly by William A. McDonnell, Chairman of the First
National
Bank
in
St.
Louis
and
Elliot
H.
Stein, * an
officer
of
Sherck, Richter & Co., an investment firm in St. Louis.
A
150
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
stated
that his comoany, in addition to supplying
financial assistance to Antenna Systems, is currently providing micro¬
wave
engineering
and production assistance
and
jointly
the
two
companies have combined talents in the development of a radically
new diplexer for tropospheric
scatter use.—V. 190, p. 2450.
Mid-West Business
Lester,
Bear,
&
&
4.5
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Atchley
Mr
w. k
&
3.0
....
Burge
Barth
J.
4.5
Inc..:
Simmons
&
suant to the
field.
antenna
Ellis
Ball,
•
,
Bateman,
Securities
M'oseley
<,
&
Co.
.
&
Laird,
250
Weeks
Southwest Company..__ 3.01:
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.
—3.0
3.5
Stock
loan
ions-term
S.
Townsend,
Baker,
3.0
First
7.5
Inc.
Blunt
&
Co.i_
&
Crouter & Bodine
7.5
Co
Co.,
Weedon
DeHaven
7.5
...
Weeks.;
McGann
Co.
F.
&
&
Crowell,
7.5
Co.
&
&
Becker
Albert
Creaser, Jr., President of Antenna Systems, Inc.,
HinWiam Mass., and Mr. Dana W. Atchley, Jr., President of Micro¬
wave
Associates, Inc., Burlington, Mass., jointly announced an agree¬
ment
between
the two companies. The agreement provides for a
W
Charles
_27.0
Brothers
Barney
Hornblower
Mr
Laird
.
Robert
&
Thalmann
Co.
500
Inc
Loeb
Ladenburg,
V* ■<*>,} \.r;
Bleichroeder, Inc. :
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
Bacon, Whipple & Co.-
in
Kuhn,
100
400
Co.,
S.
.
(000's
Omitted)
$6,150
Company
Arnhold
severally
subscription
Brothers-—_
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
sub¬
its
long-term
$25;
par
convertible
new
$2.-
underwriters
from
the
company
percentages
Blyth & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs
Amounfc
(000's
Inc.;—
First
commercial
Omitted)
-
i
The
and
Amount
set forth below, such of the debentures
for pursuant to the subscription offer.
not subscribed
share.
bank
4
Lehman
of
$10,076,000
preferred
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
capitalization
as
debentures,
their respective names.
net
■
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
as
Credit
the
.
$4,398,000.
subordinated
sidiaries
Ward
of
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters, for whom Lehman
Brothers is
acting as representative, have
severally agreed to purchase from the
company all the debentures, in the
principal amounts set forth below
products.
March
sale
today and 250,000 shares
Also outstanding on May
loans aggregating $40,800,000
principal amount of $18,336,000.
the
in
value $100 per
par
short-term
were
paper
Montgomery
adjusted to give effect to the
the $50,000,000 debentures olfered
common
2
additional working
of
2,1960.
comprised
manufacturing
home
company's
three
debentures
which presently
indebtedness was incurred
The balance will be added
company,
„
and
husiness
income
sale
the
sale
the
this
products and fine chemicals,
expansion
from
allow
to
the
of
the
company and its
subsidiaries amounted to $20,712,000,
income to $865,000.
Net sales in 1959 were $72,189 000 and
net
net
portion
Chemicals,
which
produces
Vitamins
of
and
is
engaged in purchasing and making loans and
commercial financing activities, financing and discounting
plans; advancing funds to automobile dealers, and
cons1u.
the
Dome
EARNINGS—For
rnmiianv
nrn
geneiai
in
States,
(Brand)
registrauu
shares ot
c
ienvriters
headed bv Rodman & Renshaw and H. M.
group oi u
h
pUbiic offering
price and underwriting terms
yyUesbv &
by amendment.
;
arL
of
c°mPany'
j
maceutical
Chicago, 111., filed
covering 128,000
sale through a
statement with the SEC on June 29
stock,
to be offered for public
a
major
general fbnds of the company to provide
united
Discount Corp.—Registers Common—
Me rcantile
A
purchase
capital
tt
This
net proceeds from
short-term debt of
repay
power-distribution
fibre pipe and conduit."—V. 191, p. 2639.
street lighting,
to
$6,900,000.
9
serves
'
income
per
announced
share."
that
Benson
&
Hedges
(Canada)
acquired
in
1958,
expects to begin making cigarettes next year in a new factory built
to service the entire Canadian market. This company previously made
cigars only.
Philip Morris' wholly-owned English subsidiary, which
move
the
into
Commonwealth
enlarged
modern
Sales of Philip Morris
and
the
European
facilities
(Australia)
in
Free
Trade
London 4his
Area,
will
summer.
increased 56% .and pre-tax profits
10.
in
•77'^-
Int. has a
72^_ interest
established in 19o4.—V. 191, p.
JnHnf L
*
mitted
directors
accountant
stock,.The
According
the
to
portland
1437.
p
'■
'
Y
on June 30
o84,289 shares
two
ordinated
120,250
debentures
shares
sold
were
vestment
J-;,'
:
-
»
Inc.—Registers Common—
President,
twice
sale
of
the
indebtedness,
shares
by
company's
the
200,000
<28.2% )
loan
share,
per
has
preferred
Blair
directors
and
&
will
to
stock
Co.;
and
otficers
be
as
In
shares
—V.
191,
New
by
ary
60%
$262,253
$383,839
of
132,029
212,597
RR.—Earnings—
$
—V.
•
'
S
of
Period End.
292.937,758 293.342.932
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
ry.
New
ry.
Net
$64,484,916 $65,147,842
45,719,308
45,610,277
1,859,168
6,647,637
RR.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos —1959
$11,473,022 $12,630,730 $57,939,991
$61 632 857
10,118,774
10,500.605
51,119.203
ol,963i042
$1,354,248
1,150,043
$6,820,783
$9669^815
5,856 513
$2,130,125
2 143 181
287,472
New
2417.
May 31
operating
Ry.
'
RR.—Earnings—
..I960—Month—1959
revenue..
operating
$320,517
expenses
1960—5 Months—1959
$1,715,675
$1,710,675
$330,460
286,735
310,705
ops.
$33,782
Net ry.
operating deficit
—V. 191, p. 2417.
*19,755
$247,157
40,861
$169,313
56,083
128,517
170,027
Net
rev.
ry.
1.463,518
1,540,862
Other
Co.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
88.396.901
______
income
taxes.
operating
_
taxes
53,976.623
10,920,000
10,727,926
$
Net
Net
income
oper.
after
—V.
191,
-
charges...
-
12,772,352
10,786,395
2748
p.
(net)
Southern
operating
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
413 ,723.097
taxes
expense.,
from
p.
The
natural
ry.
ops.
$154 170
56 402
Norfolk & Western
income
therm
Net
Net
Net
ry.
Net
ry.
-V.
191,
190,
oper.
resi¬
by
$872,647
..x
'J:
i—io.
$1,761,971
of
study
under
29
851,389
1,018,129
opers.
income..
3417
_
two
BUSINESS—The
system
in
area
the
43,632
*$830,573
*$0.59
on
liquidation
Mr.
Old
30,
the
to
of
stock
trom
finance
balance
of
which
Oregon
population
225.501
priced at $100
July 7, 1960.
operates
natural
a
southwestern
more
the
proceeds
to
$20,381,000
long-term
ferred
and
net
reflect
were
was
completion
new
of
advised
and
$100
therein
names
in
and
of
25
addresses
of
shares
allow
cents
of
of
the
new
follows:
Bsrge
Barth
Bateman,
A.
9.636,845
5,979,363
9.568,722
6,070,668
43,925.379
27.549,601
41,685,366
26,019,731
Brothers
&
Co
June
29
by
The
W.
to
Becker
&
&
recalled,
while
earnings
per
Co
900
Co.—
Co.
tributed
1,400
Co.„
900
Inc.—
Drexel
&
Co
Union
of
the
of
Corp.__ 2,000
L400
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
2^500
Granbery, Marache & jCo.— L40G
H.
Hentz & Co.
191,
p.
2307,
1 400
'
\
of
'
to
31,
the
i960,
5.75%
common
products,
tv/o
per
25,
to
dis¬
Mr.
Claude
S.
Welton,
four-and-one-half-month
a
companies
operated
together
agreement.
to
of
■■■
combine
Welton's
their
sales
the
first
research
and
organization
y'y.:'v'Y
and
comparable
1959
quarter,
April
Mr.
of
240,000 shares
of
Old
de
-
Empire stock
191, p. 1115.
was
recently
America—Acquired—
Corp.,
below.—V.
190,
976.
p.
Street Fund,
Inc.—Acquires—
The
Dorsey
&
W.
the
to
W.
Fund,
&
to
stock
W.
Richardson,
Investment
Fund
the
assets
Richardson
W.
&
has
president
Co.,
of
its
-"
Co.,
it
all
substantially
was
announced
on
One
William Street.
investment company, trans¬
approximately
shares.
Investment
acquired
of
Ohio
an
aggregating
101,400
W.
Inc.,
Investment
These
Co.'s
$1,280,000
shares
have
re¬
been
dis¬
shareholder.
referred
but
that
negotiations had not progressed to a
point
public announcements could be made."—V.
191, p. 1325.
any
Pacific Electric
Ry.
operating
operating
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
expenses
from
rev.
1960—Month—1959
$1,145,795
$1,292,700
revenue—
ry.
ry.
operating
(A. J.)
v,
price of $3
BUSINESS—The
Avenue,
manufacture
no
research
A.
J.
sale
■.
'
:
in¬
common
stock
of this company
share. '
Parker
of
is
Co.,
with headquarters
engaged
chemical
Ramo
of
primarily
compounds,
in
at
the
1238
department,
(PDC)
of
Bel¬
development,
proprietary
(non-pre¬
-V :'J
the
personnel,
deodorant
Peanut Corp.
offering will be used to repay bank
for the advertising program, expansion
development
and
for
of
a
general
new
working
package for the
capital—V. 191,
America—Acquired—
Investment Co. below.
Pennsylvania RR.. —Earnings-r
Period Ended
May 31—
oper.
expenses.
'
7
1960—5 Months—1959
Y.'YY,
$
78,774,272
82,989,664
revenue
oper.
i.
.,;:t.
I960—Month—1959
■*-
Railway
-Railway
y
Offered—An
drugs, pharmaceutical and ethical
drugs.
company's
p. 2308.
See
;
Philadelphia,
ahd
expand sales
the
*250,271
par
per
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
of
3,807
$1,407,102
89,821
Co.—Common Stock
100,000 shares of
scription)
$1,351,220
banking group headed by Metropolitan Securi¬
offered publicly on June 29 a new issue of
Inc.
a
4,570,035
$282,135
*120,679
:
4,259,169
2418.
p.
Parker
vestment
ties,
inc
$5,977,137
1,010,565
$223,204
ops.
191,
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$5,610,389
922,591
'$
$
62,419,459
387,129,335 379,509,321
65,431,514 314,654,420 314,875,207
16,354,813
17,558.150
72,474,915
64,634,114
3,665,325
6,728,912
11,530,866
13,439,446
shares.
several
agreed,
un¬
subject
purchase
all
Net
rev.
from
ry. oper.
railway oper.
191, p. 2521.
—v.
of
inc—
-v'''
^
-
of
several
to
$1
dealers
to
other
to
certain
Period End. May 31—
share
Ry.
re-allow
Ry.
per
may
&
Freres
M.
Loeb,
be
and
the
purchased
•
.
Net
by
Shares
•
Co,
2,500
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
Ac
Newhard
Pacific
Paine.
&
Cook
&
Northwest
Inc.— 2,500
Co
1,400
Co.—
Stroud
Spe'ricer
Walston
&
&
Co.,
from
operations
1960—5 Months—1959
$735,384
1,155,281
$3,205,721
$3,180,815
4,200,779
4,569,305
ry.
$185,447
$419,897
$995,058
$1,388,490
439,702
_______
operating deficit
191, p. 2418.
:
-
661,023
2,233,989
2,463,796
;
,
Piedmont & Northern
Ry.
operating
Ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
&
operating
.•••/ Net
Co.
Inc.-.
Co._
Net
2,000
Co
Company,
Trask
deficit
ry.
—V.
2.000
<fc
Hammill
&
835,383
1960—5 Months—195?
$468,354
$495,837
$2,450,008
251,005
230,328
1,245,942
$2,472,742
1,146,53C
$217,349
$265,509
$1,204,066
$1,326,212
59,769
80,320
339,763
401,953
2*500
i
Rothschild
$649,936
expenses
Period End. May 31—
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
F.
Smith
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
2,500
Rhoades
Co.
Merrill
L.
&
operating
operating
dealers.
underwriters
preferred
Pennsylvania -Reading Seashore
Lines—Earnings—. %y
underwriters,
preferred
excess
such
share
per
Carl
:..
produc¬
is
quarter of its fiscal year ended
the
above
by. Laird, Bissell & Meeds.—V.
companies
Net
the
several
new
in
not
Ehearson,
Co.—2,500
Securities
Fahnestock & Co.—
—V.
for
70%
Period End. May 31—
Net
900
2,500
Equitable
$4
May
wish
to
the
acquisition by the Fund this past
December of the
assets of Mutual Properties
Com., aggregating ap¬
proximately $2,300,000 and stated that "the officers of the Fund
have
been
discussing similar acquisitions with representatives of several
1959' totaled
March
:Y.;
2,500
Inc.— 2.500
Burnham and Co.—
Edward L.
Burton &
J.
M, Dain & Co.,
and
improvement in profit margins.
ceiving in exchange
mont
financing, consisted of:
bank, $2,000,000; pre¬
forth,
Lazard
1,400
,
Eichler &
Dillon,
Securities &
°aS G°—Annual Meeting—Earnings
stated'June^S C°ntinUe the u«»ty's President, MarV^NLGas' *history Chandler116 $l n° .miIlion mark for the
y*
andler
'900
& -Kraus......
Stearns
G.
7,800
.
price of
18
may
share.
per
as
excess
numbers
as
set
representative
company
that
sales
the
concession not
are
current
of
as
Lehman
may
them
in
company
underwriting agreement,
Brothers,
have
by
conditions
the
stated.
an
of" th'£' asset's' of
loans,
betterments
stock; and 1,367,502
may be
made at concessions
that the underwriters
Tr.e
the
for
capitalization
the
at
April
purchasers
followed
the
plans
The .One William Street
;
$2,070,000.
5.72%
the
represented
terms
new
and
a
and
$28,769,500; notes payable to
(par value, $100 a
share), 50,000 shares
the 60.000 shares of
the
of
revenues
income
1959,
between
planned,
of this pharmaceutical busi¬
increase in Old Empire's sales of
approximately
an
over
Underwood
a
expenditures,
debt,
stock
in
Elorza
One William
apply
construction
to
serve
new
customers;
distribution system.
and
adjusted to
J.
107.510.11,
with
at
gas
29,
private
merger
which
affiliation
public offering
See
distribution
gas
Washington,
than
the
Ball.
ffj™"
de
1960,
at
OUTLAYS—Construction expenditures for 1960
are
esti¬
$8,200,000..
The
expenditure will be made for
expansion
company's distribution system in
connection
with
the
lateral
Willamette
Valley line being constructed
by
El
Paso
Natural
Gas
Co., from which Northwest obtains
natural
gas;
for mains, meters
and
mated
68,187
Ry.—Earnings-
a
CAPITAL
respective
26,887
was
900,000,
will
use
part
of
offering to retire $5,000,000 bank loans in¬
of its construction
program,
and
will
part
the
and
of
sold
expansion
Empire's sales
Elorza said, with
$9,079,418 $10,737,243
2,624,775 - 4,090 266
underwriting group managed
The
Dec.
said
immediate future and the addition
could result
ness
40%,
The
reported
An
♦Deficit.—V.
an
company,
parts
proceeds
curred
has
$462,695
firms
facilities.
for
Gas
by
and
pharmaceutical
during
financial
a
The
tion
Ry.
$2,935,668
Brothers.
preferred at
Lehman
Brothers,
$607,728
hundred
of
other
share plus accrued
dividends from
Lehman
expend
ry.
several
•
June
on
between
Inc.—Acquisition—
reported.
887,766
$874,205
realized
2418.
Lehman
sold
were
—
$2,310,106
Natural
these shares
were
The
Olivetti Corp. of
Co.—Preferred Stock Offered
—Public offering of
60,000 shares of the company's
5.72% preferred stock, par value
$100 a share, was
made
25
shares
share.
per
period
1959
43,632
of
Angelas, filed .a regis¬
covering 282,000 shares of
Income—
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$14,823,504 $15,733,855 $70,574,990 $71,541,094
12,513,398
12,798,187
61,495,572
60,803,851
opers..
UNDERWRITERS—In
Chandler,
time
now
per
1,737,270
income—_
p.
to
Si™
«rst
use
$3,370,174
gain
Los
The
Ry.—Earnings-
expenses
ry.
Eastman
vin
is
2142.
p.
Nov.
112,000
$5
President,
$30
ihui $10,003>52?u $7,572,571
6,633',353-c 5,810,600
taxes
non-recurring
^lvd.,
June 28
on
acquisition of Welton Laboratories, Inc., by Old
Empire, Inc., of
Newark, N. J., manufacturer of cosmetics, chemical
specialties, and
aerosols, was announced on June 24 by John A. de
Elorza, President of
Old Empire, Inc. Welton
Laboratories, Inc., produces a diversified line
Net
Bear,
191, ,p.
Janu¬
sell
10-years.—V. 191,
Goodwill.
revenue..
oper.
derwriters,
$105,207
between
and
Mr.
fr.
rev.
49 757,271
$
rev.'fr.
in
to
1960
income
of
Corp.—Registers Common—
Beverly
Nov, 25,
1960, to 12 individual sand firms (private
pur¬
shares, 170,000 were sold, pursuant to the exercise
25,
these
Old Empire,
be
$1.12
oper,
58 279.558
$xl?Mn "atmm
May
Of
.,10,562,858
9,B10,;781
ill.■" ' >,'—————-
.
8255
The
$20,566,385 $16,788,352
V-->
of
and, accordingly, the company is seeking to
register
company's prospectus may be used in connection with such
sale, and in connection with sales of stock by those who
purchase an
aggregate of 312,0Q4 shares in connection with the
company's rights
offering to its stockholders which commenced Jan. 8, 1960. The
312,094
shares were purchased by the
underwriting group at $4 per share. The
largest block to be sold by this g.-oup, 62,419 shares, is part of the
holdings of 82,419 shares by Stanley H. Rosenweig of
Washington,
D. C., and the next
largest block to be sold by this group, 52,015, is
part of the holding of 182,698 shares of M. A. Moss of
JiilOfY
JL Gill
Memphis, Tenn.
Moss also proposes to sell an additional
100,683 shares
iredl
acquired^ und<
under
options at $4 per share and 30,000 so acquired at $5
r
per share.V. 191, p. 800.
are
$1,589,272
of
oper.
62,427.662
«J£iy
591,655
of the shares;
where
52,778,864
725:773-
138,545
3,329,237x
2418
stock.
at
them.
This
will
customers
gas
annual
average
y
on
dealers
2417.
oper.
and
plans
Shares
Railway
Grange.
80% during the past decade.
during this same period jumped
income
9.975,916
196<>-5 Mcths-1959
685:342
172,898
options,
pose
the
$1,632,904
11,480.423
Ry.—Earnings—
operating inc...
191,
of
totals
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
52,244.268 267,744.424 256
,723.154
10,133.000
53,195,000
51 ,038.000
9.538,783
53.328,219
47
Ry^operati'ng^revenuT*
Ry.
$2,517,869
and
1960,
■
than
mox*e
31—
^
before
subsidiary,—V.
the
Norfolk
$1,932,399
growing
raised
was
NI-Gas
Corp.—Consolidated
Jan.
Northern Pacific
$
83,396,474 436,695,305
682.385
„
of
bonds
number
of
388,000.
„J*EVENUES—Operating
1960—5 Mos. -1959
3
revenues
expenses
Federal
to
Amortization
existing
Telephone
Period End.
May 31-~
Oper.
million
July,
i'XtibliL.
income
♦Exclusive
..of
from
York
Operating
total
increase
profit
services
New
mortgage
$15
In
share
Per
the
York, Susquehanna & Western
Period End.
La
near
-
service
Ry.
About
stock.
heat customer
Ended
Northwest
ops.
$648,596
56,663
(Statement with the SEC
share;
7 968 763
expenses
$456,661
ry.
According to the prospectus,
1959,
the
$19,537,565
1,124,798
revenue..
opers.
income—
fr.
.
.
—V.
income—
from ry.
p.
first
68,000
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$18,765,608
operating deficit
191,
the
serve
construction
sales
Railway
Railway
§4,544,401
York, New Haven & Hartford
rev.
ry.
—V.
$12,772,696 $14,128,446
9,575,858
9,584,045
3,037,522
chasers).
-
•■'-•I""*
Net
12,632,188
$3,196,838
operating
Net
11,094,798
opers.
operating
Ry.
4,124,884
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos,—195.9 $5,847 106
$4,969,921
p.
common
five-
to
increase
to
48,136.974
2417.
p.
million.
Period End. May 31—
period End. May 31—
Ry.
48,938.191
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
expenses
fr.
oper.
191,
11,416.685
1.941,135
revenue..
oper,
rev.
—V.
9,205,676
May 31—
1960—Month—1959
677,975
corporation,
tration
spent for storage, including
from the Troy Grove storage
system
under
now
to
due
was
customers.
.
j
Net
60,552,490
New York,
Yv-^'.
RR.—Earnings—
Occidental Petroleum
A
Gross
49,135,805 243,999.567 245,205,958
ops.
Pacific
$1,326,571
191,
This
demands
"
:1
million
$180
the need
system
be
to
the
million
and
pipeline
a
.
sales
Cost
S
57,841,664
48.635,988
2520.
p,
increasing
;>
from
$200
distribution
preferred
The
an
space
Months
Less:
expenses
operating inc.
191,
still
1960—5 Mos.—1959
•"
2640.
p.
due
582,570
oper,
ferred
1960—Month—1959
191,
•
appointed
debentures
$1,039,231
underwritten
447,974
revenue..
from ry.
ry.
—V.
%
2418.
of
rev.
ry.
1950.
Federal
§
Net
expected
$140
of
25-year
about
$867,316
4,980
•
dential customer has risen from 547 to about
1,300 in
p.
3.874.472
New York Central
Net
about
sale
700,000,
from
2417.
operating
operating
is
present
September.
at
since
about
Net
$37,728
to
distribution
Norris-Thermador
1960—5 Months—1959
increase
$4,741,788
Period End. May 31—
Ry.
Ry.
million
in
Residential
Six
3,869,645
ops.
Net
through competitive bidding.
Chandler indicated that no further
public financing is planned for 1960.
Commenting
on
the
growth
of
the
company's
service
territory,
Chandler recalled that the population in this area
has increased nearly
Needham;
shares (50.2%)
RR.—Earnings—
the
budget
company's
NI-Gas'
the
million
by
$4,253,484
inc.
company.—V.
been
4T«%
rever.ue—
Net ,rev.
144
capital requirements for this $200 million five-year program
estimated
of
761,937
from ry.
p.
the
to
completed
shares
$1,024,195
operating
ry.
of
•
'
stockholders
construction
nearly 75-mile, 30-inch pipeline is
the
to
809,269
expenses
total
a
(61 million from
Midwestern Gas Trans¬
the
meet
underground storage program
$38
Expenses
Net rev.
to
heat load, especially of commercial
About
of
revenue.. 3J::$846,997
operating
Net
Illinois
approximately $10 million for
group.'
&1-960—Month—1959
order
on
suppliers
particularly for space heating.
told
of
reservoir
addition
19,443
440,500
owned
220,984
a
three
.-.
northern
(1960-64)
space
common
applied
above.
and
are
its
facilities."
capacity
upon
outstanding
(45.4% )
New Orleans & Northeastern
operating
shares
has
company
to
gas.
accelerated
stock
common
outstanding
referred
company
shares
by
period End. May 31-
Ry.
the
the
from
day
per
•
in
area
Chandler
year
organization,
common to Lloyd L. Needham,
of Sioux City common. During
common
bank
convertible
which.
of
124,000
Ry.
$2
and
addition,
transactions,
200.000
$2,000,000
cumulative
the
In
common.
said
the
additional
of
common,
at
stockholders
feet
ago.
natural
age
company
aggregating 220,250 were reclassified into
number
of
shares.
The
net proceeds
of the company's
the
67c
which
after
various
to
sale,
debentures
the
has
York)
I960.
"We
the
such
of
the
(c)
Such
$45,000,000
oper,.. expenses
oper.
Railway
are
testing another possible storage area at Troy Grove," he
said', "and we think this can be developed, too. We are also investigat¬
ing a possible storage site near Crescent City (111.), approximately 25
miles south of Kankakee. It seems
promising now. If all goes well, it
could go into operation as early as the 1961-62
heating season.
"Naturally, we are continuing to look elsewhere, too, for other stor¬
including Blair & Co., Inc., New York in¬
purchased S100.000 principal amount of de¬
100.000 shares of
exchange for 344 shares
in
of
payment
ana
stock.
issued
1960,
shares
1970.
of
(New
for
Period End. May 31—
Railway
new
told
addition
service
persons
and 75,250 shares of
company
July,
due
common
bankers,
bentures
the
of
eleven
to
in
1998
1,
Northwestern
daily pipeline supplies next "winter, NI-Gas Will be
able to meet peak cold day
requirements by withdrawing up to 210
million
cubic
feet
per
day from the Herscher underground storage,
reservoir and about 100 million cubic feet
daily from the company's
own
storage reservoir near Troy Grove (about 75 miles southwest of
Chicago). The Troy Grove reservoir, which has been under develop¬
ment for nearly three years, will be used next winter for the first time.
Chandler emphasized the importance of underground
storage facili¬
ties being found and developed in or near the
company's 20-county
1911
of
company,
June
Co.
registrar
and
year,
heating
cubic
years
In
Warrington Road, Sioux City, Iowa, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on June 28,
1960, covering
200 000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through a
group of underwriters headed by Cruttenden. Poaesta & Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting teims are to be supplied by amendment.
The company was organized under Delaware law in March, 1960.
In
June, 1960. the company paid $3,240,500 in casn and 19,443 shares of
its 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock for the assets of Sioux
City Dressed Beef, Inc., an Iowa corporation, and assumed, in general,
all of the liabilities, obligations and commitments.
Since such acquisi¬
tion
Needham has continued that company's business of processing beef
in slaughtering facilities located in Sioux City.
Funds for said cash
pavment were obtained by-(a) the borrowing of $2,000,000 from two
banks (b) the sale, at par. of $1,000,000 principal amount of 6%
sub¬
iThis
past
the year
Peoples
for
Needham Packing Co.,
the
customers
Gas System, 43 million from the
Company, and 40 million from the Northern Natural Gas Com¬
which will then make NI-Gas* daily pipeline supply 662 million
cubic, feet. This is about double the daily pipeline supply NI-Gas had
Allentown shall be operated as. a sub¬
its present organization to manufacture and
various types and masonry cement.—-V. 191,
of
cement
heating
Telephone' Co.-^-Appoiritments—
Trust
mission
prospectus,
corporation with
sidiary
house
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
pany)
to
proposes
company
78,000
agent
.
.
Bell
Manufacturers
paying
%
of
any
Chandler
of£er this stpc* in ex¬
change for all (but not less than
95%) the 1.156,750 outstanding
shares of
class A and class B common stock of Allentowti Portland
Cement Co.
a
Pennsylvania corporation, on the basis of 0.50oll2 of
a
share of
National Gvpsum for each one share of class A common
and
for
each
one
shkre of class B common stock of Allentown.
sell
for
removed
Co.—Exchange Plan—
company
a
common
add
to
first
space
million
of 325 Delaware Avenue. Buffalo, N.
registration statement with the SEC covering
This
Northwestern
The
a
NI-Gas has been able to connect all resi¬
customers, without waiting, and issue gas heat
building. The only waiting list left is tor large
existing buildings. The company hopes the restriction on these will be
dential
the
of
^to.qi; were. $1.80. Stocjchplders learped,,,that revenues,
ended May 31 Were over $121 million and earnings
weather.
the
permits
an
National Gypsum
filed
NI-Gas
Since
2640.
p
months
and colder
the
Naess &
from provisions of the said Act requiring
investment advisory contract, the election
and ratification of the selection of an independent public
until ttc Feb. 20, 1961, meeting ot-stockholders.-V. 191.
of
of
12
record $2.13 per share.
Principal reasons for the higher operating revenues and earnings,
Chandler said, were the increased supply of natural gas, which per¬
.
exemption
an
anproval
couupon.
the
for the same period climbed to
Investment Companj Act
Thomas Special Fund, Inc.. of
under
order
an
aDDlication
for
BaUimore
Jto'chholder
of
issued
has
for
in the Australian
Special Fund, Inc.—-Order Issued
Naess & Thomas
•Th..
shgre of
increases,^expected Jbr
Morris
Philip
which was
company
moderate
witli
over-1953
1959
fiscal
filial ?960
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(10)
—V.
rev.
expenses
from
ry.
operating inc,_.
191, p. 2418.
2,000
2,000
Piper Aircraft
2,000
Inc
Ops. '
ry.
1,400
White, Weld & Co
2,500
Woodard-Elwood & Co.——_
900
Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc.
900
The
chase
Lock
of
Haven,
the
—
equipment.
Howard
development,
cated
in
Aero
stated
Corp.—Acquires—
,
-
.....
:
Pa., corporation announced on June 28 the pur¬
Signal Laboratories,
manufacturers
of electronic
Piper,
that
Vice-President
the
Aero
Signal
Phoenix, Ariz., is being transferred
in
charge of research and
Laboratories, previously lo¬
to
Vero
Beach, Fla.,
where
a
FoU1
.
toirnt, y Beauiieu, Production Engineer; James Wooten, DevelopArUV w
Rnaineer, and Paul Glees, Test Engineer.
went
t10"
principal product being
its
itpms
tronlVnHpr'
have been manufacturing several elec-
Laboratories
low frequency Radio Direcof this radio
a
continue the manufacture
to
plans
Piper
call the AutoNav. It will be optional equipment
eqmp/nen
^
piper models The AutoNav's lightweight,' low cost
011, vtmrac usefulness are expected to make it a popular accessory. It
ann 1
on and point to not only the aviation LF radio station but all
rial broadcast stations. For
this reason it is ex-pected to give
^
navigation usefulness to those aircraft using the many thousands
which it will
«pnt
The
Detroit,
the
Mutual
Co.,
involved
group
this
Prudential
Railway
Net
placement is the National Bank of
Life Insurance
Co., the Massachusetts
new
Fidelity Mutual
Insurance Co., the
Life
the
in
Insurance
New
England
and
Co.
Mutual
Life
Sun
Canada.
of
exception of the Prudential Insurance Co., all the other
have
been
involved
in
previous private placements with
Net
Chemicals
stated
the
that
financing
new
p.
$9,154,085
4,772,432
$8,730,329
4,665,257
$2,081,034
1,042,964
$1,210,115
831,400
opers.
income
2460. v
oper.
191,
ry.
San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
St. Louis,
Reichhold
operating revenue—
operating expenses
Ry.
Ry.
ing the general corporate fund.
1960—5 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
$417,950
$330,922
240,808
257,810
Period End. May 31—
for increas¬
was
fr.
the
With
companies
Chemicals.
Reichhold
ry.
—V.
Insurance
Life
expenses
oper.
rev.
'
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—4959
$9,368,945 $10,046,658 $49,022,456 $49,105,373
8,158,830
7,965,624
40,292,127
39,951,288
Railway oper. revenue
total debentures outstanding to $25,000,000.
11
Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
Lou is-San
St.
Period End. May 31—
conclusion of this placement will bring the corporation's
and Motorola in Phoenix,
was
.
that it had recently completed a private placement of
$10,000,000 worth of additional debenture financing. The
the General Manager, who
are: Peter H. Roebeck,
Telefunken in Germany
Th^y
Rparh
vero ot
t0
(11)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
.
Engineering and Development Center and is currently
branch factory for the manufacture of airplanes. , ;
Laboratories' key employees have already moved
an
»
piptT Sine
con-stiucunb
Number 5965
192
Volume
1,202,066
$2,163,201
1,211,559
$73,117
$1,079,303
$951,642
*1,371
314,610
272,167
$2,281,369
p
airports with
f
W'acker
Erie RR.—Earnings—
revenue—
ry.
$2,283,811
$2,963,463
5,163,227
4,426,876
Chemie
Telephone Co..—Rights Offering-
100 000
holders
shares held. The offering price and record date will be
supplied by amendment.
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp., hojder of 399,495
outstanding common shares
(79.899% ), has agreed to exercise its
rieht' to subscribe for 79,899 of the new shares. In addition, it has
agreed to purchase at the subscription price any shares offered
to
other stockholders and not purchased on exercise of their subscription
each five
institutional investors have agreed to purchase $8,000,000
nrincipal amount of debentures and 40,000 shares of $100 par 6%%
preferred stock.
The net proceeds of said financing, together with
the net proceeds
of the sale of the additional common stock, will
be added to
the general funds of the company, which will be used
in furtherance
of a five-year expansion and improvement program
indebtedness to banks and ITT incurred
for
and equipment used or to be used for
said program.
The construction and improvement program calls for
expenditures of approximately $70,600,000 during the six-years 19591964.
Approximately $7,600,000 had been expended as of April 30,
1959 and to repay
the purchase of materials
initiated in
I960—V. 191, p. 1568.
is
expansion
and
29 after a
Directors:
special meeting of the Board of
"The Radio Corp. of America
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
Ry.
Net
Net
per
minimize
cash position, RCA has entered into an agreement with
investment
bankers headed by Lehman Brothers and
Freres
& Co.
Under the agreement,
the banking group,, will
corporation's
of
group
Lazard
all debentures offered through July 19 at a
redemption price, and convert such debentures
purchase
than
the
stock
common
Stock
Exchange.
alent
to
the
higher
price
into common
at
the market price above
With
the
price
Wednesday
closed
bankers
investment
$66
the
on
New
York
$51.91—which is equiv¬
agreed to pay for
have
convert debentures will re¬
which together will have a
greater value than they would receive by redemption of the deben¬
tures or by tendering them to the bankers.
"The reason
for
calling the debentures for redemption
is to en¬
courage conversion of these securities into common stock, thus broad¬
ening the corporation's equity base to provide greater flexibility in
financial^ planning for RCA's accelerating growth in electronic data
processing and other promising areas.
"Debentures may be surrendered for conversion, sale, or redemption
at
Irving Trust Co., Corporate Trust Division, 1 Wall Street, New
York 15, New York.—V.
191, p. 2749.
%;;,
"'y •
debentures
ceive
tendered
RCA
who
them—those
to
stock
common
plus
ondary offering of 9,600 shares of common
at $31 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
holders, and
proceeds
funds
no
BUSINESS—The
An
will
this
of
accrue
offering
the
to
went
selling
stock¬
company
was
company.
the
company
since
the
sale
of
its
baking
business in
No-
fr' 1958' the company's business during such period b:ing the
and reinvestinent of government securities of the proceeds
fr°JXL4he sale of its business and the investigation of possible
acniiMti
Nevada^6 company is Qualified as a domestic corporation
under
Acquisition—Exempted-—
"1'
'
■ ■
signed a contract to purchase all th^ assets of
of America and Its processing division, Peanut
Des M°ines, Iowa, and its plant properties, announced
Jr'' Ramo President, and David R. Miller, Peanut
Prodnp/tn
i
j
r
ci
juneS127nt' in a ^°int statement- The Purchase became effec-
on
ConmanvSt«5r!i^ePeanuih
p
^
•
Cnn«!f
Tf
sunwmofW
'Vendors
Dps
Cranford
n
r
scorn
This
not disclosed
but
assets
.
nrnrti.r.fr
West'
of Peanut Products
Plant properties are in excess of $2,500,000.
Co" is one °f the nation's- largest processors of
business in all parts of .the country except the
products are sold under the Buster Brand trademark
cbain6>" bakeries,-food distributors, wholesale grocers,
ybbers 1 and government commissaries. In addition to
n8' there are also plants in Indianapolis, Ind., and
'■.I .e company also sells to and packages nuts ' for
was
•
thvL
raising activities in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Guam.
Jnvestment Ramo has made since Continental
- ' Omar
in 1958. At the time of the sale. Omar
nation's largest bakery operations. Peanut Products
Peai
t
44 WCeks ending APril 30- 1980' were #8,652,908.
brother11 Hnl-rvUCts.,Co' was f°rmed in 1931 by David Miller, his
he
retained
lur
Levensky. All officers and personnel will
continue as' h*
Mill€r will become a Ramo board member and
win continii* oi L ot.the Peanut Products Division.
W. J. Coad. Jr.,
Directors in ortauf
nt of Ramo. and W. J. Coad. Sr., as Chairman.
National RaninJare Dale clai'k, Chairman of the Board. Omaha
Baking
pn
one
of
$7,787,720
821,196
3,127,484
3,457,086
n?
$2,124,291
1,354,740
The
SEC
declaring
an
h
thnfafv,iissued
company.
WhftpClpi
y.
James
an
J-
Jr.,
Omaha
attorney,
order under the Investment Company Act
°\f °maha. has ceased to be an investment
191
Chemicals, Inc.
s'
Fitzgerald,
—
Private Placement
N. Y., corporation announced
on
—
The
June 29
Commission
Exchange
of
Act
1960—5 Mos.—1959
respect
corporation, of New York City.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from
registration,
with respect
to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in
amount.
In
a
notification
filed Aug,
11,
1958,
Satellite Time
proposed
offering
public
the
4,950,000
of
$769,551
$837,104
$4,142,376
$3,469,360
199,776
267,569
1,262,342
999,726
shares
common
1- cent
at
50,000
warrants
to
purchase
100
common
shares at
warrant,
and
5,000,000 common shares
to be issued
at. 1 cent per share upon the exercise of warrants.
The Commission's
suspension order states that a Regulation A exemption is not avail¬
able
by
reason
of a court order enjoining an undisclosed affiliate
and
promoter of the company from
violating the registration and
anti-fraud
provisions of the Securities Act.
It is further asserted
that certain terms and conditions of the Regulation were not com¬
per
share,
1
cent
per
with;
plied
failure
offering
violation
in
(the
17
by
that the
anti-fraud
notification,
company's
the
order,
complete address of each affiliate
forth the full name and
to set
and
facts;
Section
of
misleading
is
circular
material
certain
include
to
made
was
offering
company's
the
that
its
of
reason
and of each of its promoters, as required by Regula¬
tion
A;
and
its offering circular
failed to disclose the name and
address
of
a
promoter and controlling
stockholder as well as the
direct and indirect interests of
each officer, director,
affiliate and
the
of
$2,117,592 $10,845,354 $10,378,043
1,280,488
6,702,978
6,908,683
V
(
order tem¬
an
A exemption from registration under
to a public offering of stock
with
1933
issued
has
this
by
provision) of the Securities Act.
According to the Commission's
company
promoter
of
persons
and
hearing,
the
proposing
the Lassiter Corp.
into
boards of directors of
New York on June 29
of Riegel and J. Hanes
of
merger
has been signed by the
This was announced in
Corp.
Paper
two
companies.
Frederick
by
about
28
Sept.
Lasiter
has
of
S.
to
class
B
shares
the
on
upon
vacated
or
the company and material transactions between such
the company.
The order provides an opportunity for
request, on the question whether the suspension should
made permanent.—V. 188, p. 589.
of
Under
the
for
common
Savannah
on
Net
stock,
the
a
92,551
of
the
A
of
and B
143,464
total
has
about
.
is
leading
a
producer
of
of
of
Riegel
director
a
also
He
merger,
would
and
indicated
further
and
the
Lassiter would
under
continue
that
of
Riegel
its
Lassiter
Hanes
J.
that with
noted
following
that
indicated
Leinbach
stockholder
approval and
a division
present
to
be
management.
a
He
films and foils, and laminates of various types;
as
well as a variety of converting equipment to turn these materials
into
showcases
for
products
of all kinds. In short, "we would be
of packages to serve more of the mass markets
of
the country," he explained.
Earlier this year Riegel acquired Bartelt Engineering Co., Rockford,
specialty
Lassiter
N.
packaging equipment manufacturer.
employs about 400; plants are
at Charlotte
C.; Atlanta, Ga.; Danville, Va.; Cheltenham, Pa.;
have
sales
Lassiter's
total of $8,963,000 in
increased
in
each
of
the
last
ten
1959. Sales for the first quarter of
years
to
1960 were
$2,792,000.
with
Riegel,
Ed in burg,
in
headquarters
and
Ind.;
Atlanta,
New York City, has other plants at
and Warren Glen, N. J.; Acme, N. C.;
Ga. The company currently employs
'
In ; 1959
Riegel's sales "were
$69,359,388 and net income was
$2,623,467,
equivalent
to $1.97 per share on the 1,329,517 shares
outstanding at the year end. In
the first quarter of I960 Riegel
reported sales of $19,810,082 and net earnings of $725,468 or 52 cents
per
share on the 1,386,571 shares of common stock outstanding at
about
the
3,000.
end
of
the
period.—V.
191,
2749.
p.
Rochester Gas & Electric
,
Corp.—-Annual Meeting—
of holders of common stock and a special meet¬
preferred stock were held simultaneously on May 18
and
were
personally attended by over 300 shareholders. Robert E.
Ginna, Chairman of the board and Chief Executive Officer, presided.
More than 83%
of the outstanding shares of common stock and 85%
of the outstanding shares of preferred stock were voted either in person
or by proxy
at the meetings.
~
The annual meeting
ing of holders of
principal items of business transacted included the re-election of
the 15 members of the board of directors by a vote of 83%
of the
shares of common stock. A proposal presented to the holders of both
common and
preferred stock to authorize an additional 300,000 shares
by an affirmative vote representing
79% of the common and 85%
of the preferred shares. A proposal to
authorize the company to carry on its operations in any county in New
York State was adopted by 82%
of the common shares outstanding.
of
preferred
stock
was
$5
Continental
through
share,
per
Salt
Corp.,
Securities
Utah.
City,
App'd—
Simmonds Precision Products, Inc.—Registrar
"
Bank
Chemical
The
York
New
has
Co.
Trust
sole
appointed
been
corporation.—V. 191, p. 2522.
registrar for the common stock of the
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Stock Plan—To Acquire—The
adopted
Stock
on
covering
to its
Option
June
filed a
shares of
employees'
30
185,000
officers'
and
Plan.-
stock
has signed an agreement to buy all of the
Machinery Co., Inc. and Cobble Brothers
company
Cobble
York,
New
SEC
pursuant
Restricted
and
Plan
Purchase
This
the
statement
with
to be offered
stock,
common
of
Broadway,
149
of
company
registration
Salea
Brothers
Tenn. Tbe ourchase price was not disclosed.
Super Tufter Machinery Co. of Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., Gowin Machinery
Co. of Dalton, Ga., Southern Macninc uo; oi _Chattanooga, and Cobbla
Brothers
Machinery Co., Ltd. of Blackburn, Lancashire, England ara
Chattanooga,
of
Inc.
Co.,
and
Cobble
Machinery Co., Inc.
engaged in the manufacture and sale
subsidiaries are
its
Brothers
Cobble
of
subsidiaries
wholly-owned
and
and
J.
N.
Paterson,
types
Corp.
Greensboro,
City,
( The proceeds are to be used to repay unsecured notes, for inventory,
purchase of additional machinery and to increase capital surplus;
papers,
more
at
Lake
:
Paper Corporation. "■<" -,r " " •
'
\ ■ „
the Lassiter merger and a similar proposed
with Bloomer Bros. Co., announced on June 21, Riegel would
be
producing
a
much
broader range of packages
and packaging
materials.
"We would have folding
cartons using our solid bleached
board and manila-lined
board; flexible packaging using glassine and
offering
Lake
Vice-President
merger
greaseproof
Salt
Inc.,
SEC
fered
be operated as
is
Corp.,
Manufacturing
corporation on June 23, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
The
the
flexible
applications.
consummation
$376,726
192,952
Utah—Files With SEC—
stockholders.
240
packaging
materials,
bleached
paperboard,
pulp,
folding
cartons,
and
specialty papers.
Lassiter,
of Charlotte,
N.
C.,
is the largest independent converter
of
packaging films, specialiizing in the soft goods field. They also
manufacture folding cartons, labels and laminates for many industrial
Riegel
1,291,149
$463,895
189,670
191,
Seneca
i
Riegel shares. Riegel's common stock is listed on the New York Stock
Exchange and there were 1,386,871 shares outstanding on June 17,
1960."Lassiter
operating inc.-.
p. 2460.
ry.
—V.
1,336,325
$97,366
45,429
$102,482
35,582
opers.
ry.
merger
class
terms
or
and
A
expenses
fr.
rev.
1960—5 Months—1959
$1,800,220
$1,667,875
1960—Month—1959
$387,749
$366,112
285,267
268,746
revenue
operating
Ry.
Net
class
of
each
operating
Ry.—Earnings—
Atlanta
&
Period End. May 31—
>
Ry.
proposal.
shares
stocks.
exchange
Riegel
of
merger
54,592
common
would
Riegel
.975
vMp
outstanding
meetings
machines and
allied equipment used in the production
of
carpets, rugs, bath mats, bedspreads and other articles. Approxi¬
mately
90%
of Cobble's sales are to
manufacturers of soft floor
of
tufting
Tufted broadloom carpets presently account for nearly 60%
carpet shipments in the United States.
will operate as a subsidiary
of The Singer Manufacturing
under the direction of Singer's Special Products Division. Lewis
covering.
of
broadloom
all
Cobble
Co.
Cob'-il^'s treasurer and general manager
continue active direction of the business
completed.
y
Cobble's
consolidated sales
and machine rental income in 1959
exceeded
$5,000,000. Singer's sales in 1959 were $496,146,000.
of
number
a
when
the
The
served
has
who
Card,
for
is
is Singer's third diversification
Raymond & Brown, Inc.
(now
Cobble
Haller,
acquisition of
it
acquired
Pennsylvania
Singer, Inc.), State College,
firm specializing
in infrared
cations
and
in May of
this
Machine
Inc.
Co..
and
manufacturer
is
Singer
actively
research
industries.
rubber
and
wire
clothing,
pursuing
of
program
a
[
191,
diversification.—V.
'/V-;
2248.
p.
move.
HRBand development
reconnaissance systems and communi¬
year
purchased the assets of Fidelity
(now
Singer-Fidelity Inc.) of Philadelphia, Pa.i
distributor
of knitting machines for
the textile,
1958
In
as
will
years,
acquisition
"
Slick Airways, Inc.—To Acquire—
Slick
to
shades
in
Cloth
is
Slick
a
June
the
all
signing
subject to
the
24
assets,
of an agreement
liabilities, of the
largest manufacturer of window
plants at Chicago Heights, Illinois
the second
with
States,
and nation-wide distribution facilities.
In
reported net earnings after taxes of over
on
sales
of
approximately
$8,000,000.
This purchase by
part of its plan of diversification announced some time ago.
Illinois
$50C,000
,
Corp.,
United
the
Michigan,
Saginaw,
1959
cash
for
Shade
and
announced
Airways
purchase
Illinois
Cloth
Shade
The business of Illinois Shade Cloth will be continued as a division
organizational meeting, the board of directors re¬
"of Slick Airways,
and there will be no change in the management
elected Robert E. Ginna as Chairman of the.board and Chief Executive
or
operation of the window shade plants or distribution methods.
- ~
Officer; Ernest J. Howe as President, and Leo H. East as Executive
This purchase was authorized by Slick's board of directors and has
Vice-President. Harold S. Weatherby was elected Vice-President andbeen accepted by the Illinois Shade Cloth board. * The Illinois Shade
Controller
having formerly -been Secretary- and Controller, and Paul
Cloth stockholders will meet on July 6 to ratify the transaction.
It
W. Briggs'was elected Secretary, having previously served as Assistant
is
anticipated that the necessary transfers will be completed about
Secretary
All of the other officers were re-elected, and in. addition,
Aug. 1,
effective as of June 30.—V. 187,.. p. 991.
the directors elected as Assistant Vice-Presidents Schuyler F. Baldwin,
Francis E. Drake, Jr.. George H. Fiedler and Frederick J. Pfluke, each
of whom has been employed by the company for many years.—V. 191,
'V Softol, Inc., Irvingrton, N. J.—Files With SEC—
At
a
subsequent
~
p.
1988.
The
net
a
Securities
the
failed
The
thJhpoa°mPa"y **as
Produce
38,309,548
$8,713,310
Milford, Hughesville, Riegelsville,
organized
President and Treasurer, has been the only full-time active parln
pant
37.892,813
Leinbach, President
Lassiter, founder and President of Lassiter.
Both
companies
will
convene
special
stockholders'
a
to
8,003,661
1960—Month—1959
expenses
agreement
Riegel
stock (par $1)
under Delaware law in
1925 as National
Baking Co. Its name was changed to Omar, Inc. in
1938.
From 1925 to 1958, it was continuously engaged in the baking
business and the
selling of bakery and other food products to retailers,
and to the
public directly through residential deliveries and its own
retail stores.
In November, 1958, the company
sold its business, for
cash, to Continental
Baking Co. and changed its corporate name from
Dinar, Inc. to Ramo Investment Co.
At the present time, the company
isi
not an
operating concern, owns no properties and maintains its
onices in leased
space at 8401 Building, Omaha, Neb.
William J. Coad,
Co.
yet
,^':v:yy
1922.
and
porarily suspending a Regulation
stock
Illinois,
ivas
not
2460.
p.
(
Securities
The
be
cash
Kamo Investment Co.—Secondary Offering—The First
Trust Company of Lincoln, Neb., on June 24 made a sec¬
girl
and
adhesive,
was
$1,904,953
operating inc.
m,
Mr.
"RCA
the
it
637,768
revenue—
2352.
191, p.
Riegel Paper Corp.—Merger—
stock.
hut
and
substantial
paint,
the
7,149,383
jfev. from ry. ops.
tv.
—V.
or
close of business on July 19, 1960, at a conversion price
share.
any
effect which the redemption might have on the
the
to
$49.04
\-to
to
outlets
$1,466,016
opers.
income
operating
operating
Ry.
shares
"To
v
corporation's
the
emulsions
additional
2094
pp.
inc—
Satellite Time Corp.—Offering Suspended—
2351.
p.
proposal
tive
by
$17,142
41,899
opers,
ry.
operating
Reich¬
H.
plant which
new
50
plus
fr.
rev.
ry.
^Deficit.—V.
%
28.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings.
shares
W
Henry
Germany,
with
signed
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$8,615,399
$9,908,614 $46,606,123 $46,097,268
Period End. May 31—
is calling for redemption on Aug. 3,
its 3'/2% convertible subordinated debentures, due Dec. 1, 1980.
redemption price will be 104%%, plus accrued interest to the
set for the redemption.
"The debentures may be converted into common stock at any time
ry.
oper.
191,
date
roif-
191,
expenses
fr.
rev.
1960,
inv«
been
will be handled by a
polyvinyl acetate
industries,
revenue—
oper.
The
Jy:
Munich,
June
on
made necessary
paper
disclose.—V.
to
jointly
the following statement on June
issued
corporation
The
,
of
H.
has
Net
acetate
Reading Co.—Earnings—
the
of America—Redemption—
Corp.
Radio
a
B.
Period End. May 31—
"certain
of
M.
which
agreement
vinyl
manufacture
to
company
This
registration
up
G.
plans
million pounds with planned ex¬
pansion to 100 million pounds annually.
Location of the new plant in
the United States, to be announced later, will depend upon negotiations
presently under way with several acetylene suppliers.
According to John G. Penniman, Manager of RCI's emulsion division,
ready
o? 261 Tanca Street, San Juan, Puerto Rico, filed a
statement with the SEC on June 23, 1960, covering
shares of common stock, to be offered for subscription of
of outstanding common stock on the basis of one new share
firm
Y.,
license
a
increasing sales of
Puerto Rico
N.
President, announced
textile
for
under
Net
/
Plains,
The production of the chemical
will have an initial capacity of
this
2418-
191, P-
__V:
$813,794
926,277
$516,782
918,958
from ry. ops.
operating inc.—
rev.
Net
Net
2,931,953 13,704,653 13,856,289
2,713,011
expenses
operating
Ry.
hold,
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$3,229,793 $3,745,752 $16,668,116 $16,140,100
May 31—
rtIlpr»fine'
„
White
,
Pittsburgh & Lake
oorinri End
Agreement—
The
monomer
2308-
191. P-
V.
aviation radio navigational aids now installed.—
no
be
corporation
SEC
the
Corp.—Asks Bond Issue O. K.—
The corporation on June 24 petitioned the New York State Public
Service Commission for permission to issue and sell on Sept. l, .|f
first mortgage bond issue totaling $12,000,000.
The proceeds of the sale would be used to repay bank loans used for
construction and extension of facilities in service by the date of the
proposed salev leaving the debt ratio approximately the same.
The bonds,
termed "series E." will be sold by competitive bidding
and
the company
proposes that they will mature in 33 years, on
Rochester Telephone
York,
The
on
at
NY.
$2
per
<
.
are
to
with
of common stock (par 10 cents) to
through Harwyn Securities, Inc., New
shares
share,
,
proceeds
1960 filed a letter of. notification
June 1.7,
150,000
covering
offered
be
used
for
general
corporate
purposes.
a
Sept. 1,
St.
See
1993.—V. 190, p. 2244.
Louis Car
General Steel
Co.—Acquired—
Castings Corp.,
above.—V. 191. p. 1326.
Industries, Inc.^-New Directors—
Son-Mark
The
election
ministration
of
and
Nathan A.
Baily, Dean
Business Ad¬
Administration, American
and Profesor of
Finance, School of Business
and Harry W. Crandall, retired U. 3.
Army Major General and former Chief of Army Finance, to the board
of directors, Son-Mark Industries, Inc.,
has been announced by Abe
Goldman, Son-Mark president and board chairman.
<
University,
Baily,
and
has
Washington,
widely known as
served
as
D.
C.,
an
consultant
educator, also is active in business
and lecturer for various .business
circles
firmsj
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(12)
taught
tor
is
York
New
member
a
and
Press
Institute
Banking, as a member of the
College of New York and as an instruc¬
Fashion Institute of Technology and Design.
of the Editorial Advisory
Board, Internauonal
Department of City
the
at
He
Classics
and
consultant
Commission on the Accreditation of
serves
the
to
interest
attfTwast
instructor at tne wasn
a
as
Sen ice
of
retired from active military
his tour of duty as Chief of Army Finance.
Academy.
following
He
Polk,
West Eighth Street, Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on June 23, 1960, covering S23.000.000
720
1985, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding. The net proceeds of the bond sale will be used
to repav in full the company's short-term indebtedness to its parent,
Pacific Lighting Corp., which is expected to
approximate $14,000,000
as
of Aug.
1, 1960.
Said indebtedness represents advances made to
the
company
to provide temporary funds
for construction and ex¬
pansion.
The balance of the net proceeds will be used to finance in
part the costs incurred, or to be incurred, in connection with such
program and to reimburse money actually expended from
income or
from other money in the treasury of the company for similar purposes
in 1960 or any prior year.
The company's 1960 construction expend¬
itures are estimated at 523,560,000.—V. 187, p. 1938.
first
of
bonds
mortgage
due
Stuart
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
&
oper.
oper.
46.412,491
36,347,166
revenue
Railway
expenses.
Baxter
&
s
s
Net
Net
from
rev
railway
191.
ry. oper.
10.065,325
11,850,004
51.473.473
51,583,163
inc.—
4,125,879
4,540,479
23,357,644
&
I960—Month—1959
31—
$
expenses
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$
Net
from
rev.
$
s
112.230.297
111,508,674
15,124,820
77.618,485
78,579,312
The
of
operation
bonds
due
Hanover
inc.-
has
company
6.911,759
3,128.613
ops.
ry.
operating
ry.
the
called
1,
1988
6,882,582
34(611,,812
3,205,721
redemption
fund.
sinking
Aug.
for
S4O.000
32,929,362
15,091^5
15,165,915
Aug. 1, next, through
its
4,'2%
first collateral
on
of
100.95%.
at
Payment will be made at
New York, N. Y.—V. 191, p. 2461.
Bank, 70 Broadway,
the
Period End. May 31—
Net
Net
—V.
191,
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
Corp.
$293,808
SI,467,787
51,538,183
170,727
161,510
835,454
200,000
Freeman
&
&
$121,155
5132,298
S632.333
&
Co._
33,759
opers.
187,700
246,925
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
Ry.
operating
operating
Ry.
Net
Net
$2,751,261
$13,649,021
513,712,270
2,190,287
2,090.120
10,538,827
10.230,083
ops.
$730,000
5661,141
53,110,194
$3,482,187
370,955
191,
from
tion
ry.
—V.
342,486
1,347;2040
lv768,283
of 205 W.
company,
with
the
9th
SEC
Street,
Austin,
Texas,
filed
by
of
a
their
public market for
the
shares
common
and
for
to
working capital to the company. Net proceeds of
additional 30,000 shares, estimated
at S475.000. will be
According to the prospectus, the
addition
class
into
B
certain
common.
common,
per
R.
to
year.
H.
the
The
agement
stock.
mon
circs
officials
shares
B
has
conditions, including
E.
W.
Jackson
a
Board
as
its
sale
of
the
International
of
and
201,890
share-for-share
20%
limitation
Chairman and
and Jackson owns 23,460 shares
(78% ) of
28,250 shares <14% > of the class
B
while man¬
a
group own 97.800 shares (48%
) of the class B
12 other stockholders are
selling all of their com¬
as
will
continue
contains
recently
production
new
plant,
13,000
to
hold
completed
facilities
located
an
aggregate
square
feet,
a
three-fold
by moving
to
510
at
of
40,550
included
of
amount
sold
in
from
class
B
in
Driggs
contrast
to
a
new
The
the
6 000
in
&
share,
per
through Hecker
worki^e^p?tal. t0
Co.
of
01
of
Its
addition
and
Ǥ2aononnn
^zo,LUU,uuu
5%
series
due
Co.—Bonds
associates
of
ihi
&
plant
York
square fee?
Wright
150,000
—
&
150,000
&
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
Avenue,
June
on
stock
is
in
New
29,
200,000
'n-
filed
covering
for
1,
The
net
for
(48%)
Board
the
by
which
1971.
principal
were
privately
but detachable
to,
and
industry,
the
from
corporate
has
company
205,909
Chairman
company^
building
proceeds
general
indebtedness, the
stock, of which
Mason.
1,
$750,000
are
construction
used
Feb.
to
officers
outstanding
shares
and
issue
purposes.
(40%)
President,
directors
and
are
and
as
a
2725.
p.
will
Fund,
Inc.,
registration statement
West
50
with
of
The
1958.
provide
stock,
common
net
investment
management
and
Gay
the SEC
to
Street,
the
Columbus,
Ohio,
filed
a
capital
the
small
to
consulting
stock
business
services
and
for
to
and
concerns,
such
of
owner
offering will be used
to
Clyde
concerns.
3,611
shares of
to
render
E.
Wil¬
the company's
Management officials
Dallas
1960,
W.
firm
flow
H.
for
in
reserves
stock,
the
in
secondary
21%
a
increase
produced
the^ previous fiscal year. Average
barrels, compared with 1,949 barrels.
In
spite
of
this
veloped
the
in
oil,
8,732,330 barrels
and
at
Mr.
year,
stated
gas
end,
year
■%
the
over
oil
Tekoil
barrels
had
for
.188,680 barrels.
William
Mr.
tion
at
2,356
went
on
of
increased
in
other
with
barrel?
fiscal year
record
of
19%
was
less
Mr.
additional
and
proven
8,087,000
probable
probable
the comparable
over
the
certain
costs
March
of
On
with
business
properties
to
a
29%
a
share
per
cents
Davison
loss
of
and
of
of
16,-
a
year
a
gain
basis,
purchase
in¬
of
to
was
Net
depletion,
$686,297.
reported
This
flow
reserves
in
190,
p.
Filler,
in
the
the
over
cash
again
$694,629
flow
was
at
recorded
is
out,
July
offerpr!
company's
l
1990
^
nn
T,,nQ
^uart
on
,.on June 29
an. issue
first
actual
in
sales
of
said.
"We
oil
In
and
operating
results
have
in
the
equal
cash
current
efficiency,
the
current
to
76
generated
are
year,
to^
expected
fiscal
utilizing all
and
development
acquisition
practice,"
fiscal
year," the
available funds to
been
through
this
in
gas
of
102-518% and
bonds,
accrued
the
and
we
The
Jenf^" onTbid of'tOl'
expect
It
has
City,
executive
and
regional
of
use
offices
in
Dallas,
offices
in
Midland,
Midland
Trust
of. New
York
Irving Trust Company has been anpointed
stock
of
the
corporation.—V.
Central
the
Texas
—
has
—V
rev.
without
appointed
par
transfer agent
of
the
2565.
p.
expenditures
construction
of
Street,
June
24
New
be
to
are
program
approximately
thmh
S25
demS^pJSS" T^gingW [JJ'8 I07.5o%
be
.mg
irom
o
*}11 be applied
es«mated, will require
The
of
will
two
1960—Month—1959
par,
at
and
regular
at
re-
$1,773,546
283,338
SI 739 953
260.742
1,329,098
1,292^04
$444,448
T191°Ppra2t462 inC"~
37'706
26,062
87,922
"$447
special
class
firm,
was
A
if
20
East
41st
the
with
SEC
on
stock
organized
registration
a
public
of
sale
capital
for
the
Netherlands
will purchase
20,850
shares
each
at
$1.30
be
each
the
of
converted
499,970
into
the
said
to
outstanding
number
same
shares
of
of
shares
of
Hudson
the
companies
are
be
sur¬
business
of
engaged in largely similar types
wholesale and retail distribution
electronic parts and components.
involving
principally
the
Of the net proceeds
additional stock, $190,000
be
to
received
Terminal from its sale of
is to be used
the remaining balance of its obligation incurred in connection
the purchase of Terminal stock from the
Estate of Frank Miller;
$100,000 to repay a bank loan; and the balance for
general purposes,
including the obtaining and equipping of an additional retail outlet.
by
to
pay
with
be
to
ior
than
outstanding 380,000
upon
Daniel
H.
shares
his
of
to
officers
Ormont,
shares,
Chairman
of
with
merger
issuance
outstanding
Board
83,334
has
now
by 499,970
reserved
shares,
common
Hudson.
and
President),
An
key
at
which
additional
of
employees
S4.75
per
will
be
100,001)
Hudson
share.
Of
the
79.5%
the
holdings
is owned by William Filler, who is
surviving company.
He proposes to sell
to the public.
He also has agreed to sell
41,700 shares to Winston & Co. and the President. of
Netherlands, and
will continue to own 18.4% of the
outstanding shares after these trans¬
actions
arc
consummated.
Mr. Ormont, President and
principal stock¬
of
Hudson, and to-be-president
of
the surviving corporation,
together with Filler, will own 46% of the outstanding stock, of which
holder
underwriters
of
17.3%
acquire
may
by Ormont in
1959.
the
45,000
shares
Purchasers
to-be-outstanding
by the public
as
result of
a
a
of
under
this
option
public
shares,
and
granted
offering
to
will
own
20.8%
another
will
previous offering of Hudson stock.
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—Gas
in
and
300.000
April
I960
Street,
June
29,
shares
under
New
1960
of
storage reservoir has been accepted for filing,
Commission
Texas
announced
Gas
on
June
proposed
facilities
interests
to
Kentucky
Texas
Gas
to
poses
the
Gas
21,500,000
interests
of
12-inch
is
estimated
West
Co.,
Greenville
of
plans
at
about
field
to
$2,506,000.
be
The
purchased
rights and
Western
from
Ower^oro, bring the total cost to $3,561,527.
to
later
develop
the
storage
pool
to
an
estimated
deliverability of 85,000,000 cubic feet. Upon development of
cubic feet of peak-day withdrawal
capacity, Texas Gas pro¬
abandon, by sale to vVestern Kentucky, all the rights and
of
Texas Gas in the Hickory School and Grandview
storage
These two storage fields ha^e a combined
peak-day withdrawal
capacity of 21,500,000 cubic feet.—V. 1°i
p. 2462.
Texas Missouri Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
ry.
fr.
oper.
191,
1960—Month—1959
York,
filed
covering
B
•
1960—5 Mos.—1959
revenue—
$333,463
$329,41,0
$1,463,842
$1,565,942
expenses
196,306
220,772
1,000,998
1,061,522
opers.
$137,157
$108,637
$462,844
$504,420
income—
oper.
rev.
38,968
24,797
102,850
109,710
ry.
2462,
p.
Texas
&
New
Orleans
Period End. May 31—
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
Net
rev,
ry,
—V.
fr.
$11,510,060
expenses
8,543,358
ry.
2462.
p.
$56,143,978
8,875,066
41,932,150
43,453,088
$2,966,702
$3,401,965
$14,211,828
$14,945,764
802,857
2,470,459
3,417 986
'
$58,401,852
I
Texas & Pacific
oper.
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$12,277,031
556,488
opers.
income
oper.
191,
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
revenue-
$6,264,744
$6,278,656
expenses
4,855,519
5,206,938
24,537,285
25,130,760
opers.
$1,409,225
$1,071,718
$6,802,179
$6,681,010
Income—.
oper,
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.
opor.
191,
135>562
440,861
338,611
1,665,252
1,845,176
$31,339,464 $31,811,770
p.
stock.
law,
a
registration
1,932,880
The
and
ry.
2462.
Thorncliffe Park Ltd.—Annual
Report—
500,000,
class
the Federal Power
21.
to construct approximately 29.5 miles
proposes
pipeline from the West Greenville field in Muhlenberg, Ky., to its main
line
facilities
near
Slaughters, Ky.;
a
1,760-horsepower
compressor
station; a dehydration plant; and a meter.station.
The cost of the
dependent
Delaware
Storage Reservoir
An application by Texas Gas Transmission
Corp., of Owensboro, Ky.,
proposing the development of the West Greenville gas field as a natural
649
Tenney Corp.—Exchange Plan—
of
for
shares
1960—5 Months—1959
$347,592
$86,850
statement
redeemable
to
offered
Secondary—
filed
166,668
&
of
Railway
Railway
$115,162
Thi.-,
York,
covering
viving corporation.
Thorncllffe
i960
17th
on
shares
Period End. May 31—
ops.
ry.
value
$398,500
expenses
from
191,
been
Ry.—Earnings—
•
revenue—
operating
Net
and
company and the balance for the account of
President.
The offering is to be made at $6
per share
agreement,
common
Net
Co.
for 2,972,578 shares of the common
stock
Teleregister Corporation.—V. 191, p. 2565.
operating
Mr.
by Hudson stockholders and the successful consummation
financing. Upon effectiveness of the merger, the name of Ter¬
be changed to Terminal-Hudson
Electronics, Inc. Under the
Railway
Railway
Period End. May 31—
Ry.
by
issuing
operations
1228.
Tennessee
Ry.
owned
will
merger
—V.
oil—principally by
technique.
Oklahoma
Marine
common
be
producing companies
registrar
HnnHo
ino^raq/
•vu
The
to
fields.
the
bank loans and
Stuart
stock
merger
this
peak-day
"was
earlier."
year
pointed
cash
Corp. is one of the few publicly-owned
which specializes in
secondary recovery of
V.
A
According to the prospectus, Terminal has entered into an agreement
whereby Hudson Radio & Television Corp., of 37 W. 65th Street, New
will be merged with and into Terminal, subject to
approval of
gas
which
President
offices
the.
President
be held
of
reserves
depreciation,
$691,745
shareholders
for
improvements
improved operating
continue
class
$37,533.
share from Filler.
oil,
1959.
told
59
of
expenses
net
continued
in
the
was
Electronics, Inc.—Offering and
the
about
may be used for acquiring additional
producing
properties, developing properties already held for
greater income, or for
other corporate purposes.
result
of
Reale
barrels
reserves
reserves
abandonments, amounted
31,
$896,008
Mr.
and
the
Davison
year.
flow,
in
chan
ended
high
in
leasehold
compared
Cash
interests
and
previous
cents,
cost
and
per
them
leases.
inclusion
slightly
the purchase and exchange
offer, Tenney
of class A stock and 275,000 shares of class B
41,238 shares of class A stock; and Robert
Co., Inc., and Netherlands Securities
Co., Inc.,
"all-or-nothing" basis for which they will receive a 96c per share
plus $29,99 for expenses.
In addition, Winston & Co. and
an
up
of
income from sale of oil and gas for the fiscal
year
14.7% over the 52,215,969 of the previous
year.
up
after
for
also
are
commission
de¬
Proven
s?.id in the report the increases in
reserves
stemmed
company's development work on older properties
plus acquisi¬
52,541,499,
by
barrels
was
reserves
noted.
equivalent
as
compared
end
year
total
a
This
Tekoil's gross
the
711.492
pro¬
;
terests
a
oii,
Davison
the
securities
shares of class A stock and 9,150 shares of
the acquisition by the company of 100% of
acquired upon exchange, Tenney, his wife, and
8.98%, 2.13%
and
.81%,
respectively, of the out¬
through J. A. Winston
the
Tekoil's
Davison
earlier.
from
These
Penzell
persons
shares
B
•
addition
7,456.350
of
output
earlier.
year
1
■.
recovery
.
daily
production,
fiscal
of
reserves
totaled
In
increase
during
class
of
which 83,334
of
(other
company in oil production,
fiscal year ended March 31,
i
specializes
duced 860,117 barrels of oil for
substantially
6,500
own
of 236-246
with the SEC
account' of
380,000
the
.■
.
which
company,
and
be
cash
Terminal
President, said in the annual report to the stock¬
V'
,
records
new
oil
Davison,
holders.
The
set
and
The
increased
Tekoil Corp.—Annual Report—
cash
share
per
A stock.
In
any event,
Tenney and Reale will own
3%, respectively, of the class B stock, which they purchased
share.
No other consideration was given for such class B
statement
67.4%
own
outstanding stock.
The
Tenney,
15,720
own
Terminal
are
sales,
$10
were
they paid 50c
Assuming
to
Tenney
minal
June
on
offered
be
proceeds from
President
as
will
Terminal,
of
24, 1960 covering 400,000
public sale at $12.50 ,|)$r
share through, a group of underwriters headed
by The Ohio Company
and Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
The underwriting commission will be
$1.20 per share.
The company was organized under Ohio law in Janu¬
ary, 1960 as a closed-end, nondiversified management investment com¬
pany.
It is a Federal Licensee under the Small Business Investment
of
stock
B
from
per
stock.
Mrs.
class
class
and
50c
of
acquired
was
York,
Tekoil
Pa
own
stock.
interests
Reale
shares
Corp.
an aggregate of $653,250.
registration statement.
wife,
B
the
for
173,655 shares
will
class
Lasro
for
the
his
Reale
of
Shirley Tenney, Robert Reale, and H. Roy
shares, ana there were sold to certain
consummation
own
stock;
the
build
Philadelphia
in
A
shares
A
share
Upon
will
293,500
prospectus,
stock
issuance
1960.
common
M.
1965
attached
were
field.
be
1,
class
class
per
for
Techno Fund, Inc.—Files for Offering—
Tekoil
Files With
50c
92%
York,
1960,
reserved
debentures
Feb.
the
hotel
Feb.
statement
after
will
various
189,
from
warrants
engaged
of
shares
Techno
plus
and
Offered—Halsev
,
the
sale on
the
Co.-
the
Teleregister Corp.—Appointments—
interest to vielH /ftdfe
issue at'competitive
to
L.
Yantis
SEC
serial
and
resort
Morry
group.—V.
$7.77
The
stock
to
shares
by
However,
New
«"**«*
l° llqUldate short^rm
Electric
Inc.
the
common
waterflood
Tampa
300,000
1,400.000
to
Tenney, Robert Reale and associates for which
142,200
65,000
250,000
.
—,
&
for
"
to
included
Co
White
S.
This
registration
on
"Further increases
Sunbury Milk Products Co.,
Sunbury, Pa.
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
for
is
company
the
and
1959.
debentures
primarily
plant.
Brooklyn
Massifincreased
du!"uinfpE,Cots.a Varl<!ly °' lrans'ormc,s
515
&
Lexington
the
stock.
subordinated
January
the
was
It
elsewhere in Brooklyn.
This expansion was
necessitatea by the rapid
growth in sales of
transformers for mihtary and
Industrial equipment,
according to Victor Gross, President.
1
Gross states further
that, "the additional facilities
will enable us
to handle customer,
requirements faster and more
efficiently while at
at
6%
amortization
exDansion
Ave.,
foimerly occupied
fered
500,000
———
N.
F.
420
with
common
the
In
Sterling Transformer Corp.—Expansion—
and
Co.
Co.,
Corp.—Registers Common—
Corp.,
statement
shares
in
a
outstanding.
+
The
&
&
2353.
p.
1965
used
so
shares
convertible
are
supply funds
and
and
and
Sterling has
Brothers
Nicolaus
Arthur
1,400,00$
191,
loss,
area
his
150,000
or
share, all the
wife, and Mrs.
per
1,150,000
Co..
Co., Inc.
1,
President;
stock
Jackson
shares
class
prospectus lists
as
company now
30.000 common
indebtedness,
The
subject to certain
Porter
common
&
.
company.
According
issued
upon exercise of outstanding stock purchase warrants.
Such warrants
evidence the right to purchase one share of stock at 56.80 to and
on
closely
number of
individuals consisting of
employees and
families.
The purpose of this
offering is said to be
small
a
250,000
registra¬
a
in the printing and
publishing business and
supplies and equipment. Its stock has been
create
1,400,000
Inc.—
Inc.
13,894 outstanding shares of common.
The company is
engaged
the sale of office
to
Co.
Wertheim & Co.
C.
including Jan.
by amendment.
members
&
—
Steele
J.
Thomas
150,000
200,000
registration
of
June
24
covering 60,000 shares of
stock, of which 30,000 shares are to be offered
for public sale
by the issuing company and 30,000 shares are now
outstanding and are
to be offered
by the present holders thereof.
The offering is to be
made through
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., on an all or none
basis;
and the public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
in
Co.,
500,000
Stern
500,000
—
Taylor
common
held
&
Pressprich
Stifel,
MacArthur
liam's is listed
Co.—Offering and Secondary—
statement
150,000
________
,
holders
standing
Act
2462.
p.
Steck
The
1960—5 Mos.—1959
52,920,287
expenses
operating inc.—
ry.
—V.
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
rev.
150,000
—_
Co.
H.
Co.,
Co.
shares
0
&
Inc.
Pollock
E.
600,000
:
Co.
800,000
Copeland
Carrison,
W.
400,000
&
200,000
Shearson, Hammill-&
500,000
Sons———
Hilsman
'
Hanseatic
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co.,
•*
Ladenburg, Thalmann
5711,831
24,033
ry.
<
$300,000
Inc.
R.
1,400,000
Co.——
Inc.
&
■
Co._
&
Haupt
H.
Wm.
1,400,000
1,200,000
300,000
826,352
2352.
p.
$2,514,652.
—
York
Wulbern Inc.
.
—
247.178
$291,882
income
oper.
the company
of
Coe
Co.
Pierce,
Securities
Fahnestock
517.441
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
600,000
Co.
&
Kendall,
'
—_
owned
revenue—
oper.
1960,
income
Patterson,
250,000
„
duPont &
Co.
In
Railway
parts
population
Corp.
1,000,000
Merle-Smith
I.
Equitable
of
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper,
700.000
Corp.
Also
Net
&
Kraus.,.
Inc.
&
117,306
22,007,402
22.508,903
15.597,144
revenue—
operating
&
New
Taylor International
iwfav
operating
31,
net.
the
partners
security
McMaster Hutchinson
,
200.000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
a
Rv.
and
-
The company intends to acquire the interests of
their assignees in certain limited partnerships, of
in certain corporations and a fee and two leasehold
interests from two limited partnerships and a corporation. Of the
class A stock,
1,142,810 shares are to be offered by the company in
exchange for the interests of partners or their assignees in certain
limited partnerships; 354,750 shares for securities of Glen-Par Corp. on
the basis of 1,375 shades for each original $10,000 unit consisting of
1,290 shares of pieferred stock and $8,710 of notes of Glen-Par; 81,000
shares for 100%
of the stock of Sular Realty Corp.; and 6,000 shares
for 100%
of the stock of Holiday Lodge.
An addiitonal 28,620 class A
shares
are
to
be^affered
to
Treasure
Island
Realty
Company, a
partnershio, to acquire from "it the fee to the Treasure Island Beach
Motel
in
Daytona Beach, Fla.
(including furnishings), subject to a
$392,000
mortgage;
50,000
shares
and
a
purchase, money
25-year
standing mortgage on the leasehold In the sum of $2,000,000 to Madison-54th
Realty
Company,
a
partnership,
to acquire - from
it
the
leasehold
on
the building located at
527 Madison Ave., New York,
subject to a sublease held by Sular Realty Corp.; and 62,500 shares
to
be offered
to
Waverly Industrial Terminal Corp. to acquire the
leasehold
interest
created by
a
sublease covering all the land and
buildings located at 829 Newark Ave.. Elizabeth. N. J.
the
The
territory
the west coast
Amount
1,150,000
;Co.lr™^iw
Co.,
Dick
Francis
Southern Railway Co.—Earnings—Partial Redemption
Ry.
and
Mackall
Cunnihgham, Schmertz
2352.
Period End.
tion'of
purchase,
22,542,706
oper.
p.
electricity.
miles on
March
ended
Co.
Co.——..
Kenower,
48.411,862 224,490.547 224,094,832
36,561,858 173.017,074 172,511,669
&
Securities
Courts. &
&
—V.
generation,
Hillsborough County
with an estimated
$37,566,081
Strudwick
Burge
Clayton
J.
Railway
of
months
of
Co.—
&
Ba.U,
1960—5 Months—1959
s
$
of
square
Counties,
54,850.000
Anderson
Ira
Pacific
Southern
12
revenues
Inc.
Gregory
Period Ended Mav 31—
all
the
—
in the general real estate business.
Jerry M. Tenny, Presi¬
of Scarsdale, N. Y., is the originator of the plan for the forma-
engage
"■,
operating
Bache
company,
accrued
UNDERWRITERS—
Registers
Bonds—^
This
sale
1,700
Pinellas
REVENUES—For the
had
plus
par,
Amount
California
Counties Gas Co. of
and
virtually
and
in
engaged
about
of
area
Pasco
Halsey,
Southern
.to
500.000.
Ex
of the U. S.
service in 1958
102.55',*'
dent
is
company
distribution
an
as
from
case.
Florida/ including
of
periences of the American Council on Educations
Crandall, a veteran of both world wais, is a graduate
Military
each
transmission,
served
of
^ the U. S.
in
receding
BUSINESS—The
institute of
American
Chapter,
Economics
of
teaching assignments were as an
Other
ington
Scllool
Advanced
the
at
versitv
prices
redemption
University, Baily previously
at American
the faculty
ioinlng
to
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
___
I
Prior
.
.
shares
realty
annual
Park's
estimates,
President
Inventory of land Is now valued, according to in¬
materially above the previous appraisal of $10,-
K.
M. Smith of Thorncliffe
Park Limited, Toronto
investment company, states in his letter to shareholders.
In the
report for the year ending Feb. 29 last, assets are shown at
company
proposes
to
v:\.
v
Continued
on
page
51
Number 5965
Volume 192
.
.
Name of
E.
of Company
Name
Incorporated (initial)-—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
D
l
10c
9-30
Echlin Mfg.
(quar.)
—
$1.20 class A (quar.) ___
5'(
pref. (quar.)—
9-15
10- 3
—
Lis
9-15.
IS
,lr't
America—
Parking
Airport
am'canton
7-15
7- 1
8-15
8- 1
7-25
7-16
50c
7-29
7-15
8-30
I
Brewing
8-12
10-1
8-25
Common
preferred
5%
preferred B
30c ;
8- 1
,
$2
3%%
6-30
7-20
9-2
20c
8- 1
7-20
preferred (quar.)—
—
62V2c
Anken Chemical & Film Corp. (s-a)_
,
5c
Ansul Chemical Co. (quar.)—————25c
Applied Arts Corp.——
5c
Arizona Milling Co.
(quar.)—
—
25c
Arizona Public Service, common (quar.)——
30c
$1.10 preferred, (quar.)—'
—_—
—
27!/2c
$2.36 preferred (quar.)——
59c
8-1
7-25
7-15
7-20
-7-11
7- 1
6-30
60c
62V2c
9- 1
9 -1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
7- 5
7-29
7-29
7-29
7-29
7-29
25c
9-15
8-19
•
■
..
5%
A (quar.)_—
(quar.)—
Louisiana Gas (quar.)
—.
Arkansas
—
:
7-15
-
7-15 ;.
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.—
General
preferred (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
30c
25c
12»/2c
10c
9- 1
7-29
6-30
7-28
34J/2c
34y2c
12y2c
5.25%
88- 1
8-20
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)_
Automatic Sprinkler Corp. of America-—
Automatic Steel Products (resumed)
;___
A valor. Telephone Co.—
5>/2% pref. (1958 series)_______
5y2%
pref.
(quar.)
Avco Corporation
(quar.)
Athey Products
B-I-F
Industries,
Inc.
Balcrank, Incorporated
Baldwin Rubber
Co.
Baltimore Transit
No
action
_
;
.
on
4V2%
Corp.,
convertible
Bathurst Power
Class
A
Belmont
Beneficial
Works
!!",
(quar.)__
Standard
Life
Insurance
dividend
3V2% preferred (quar.)_:
Boston Edison Co., common
preferred
$4.78
Inc.
,
Brockton Taunton Gas, common
$3.80 preferred (quar.)—
payment
omitted
Campbell Soup Co.; (quar.)__
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co.
25c
:
Gas
Charleston Transit
at
this
I
(quar.)
__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland
Union
Stock
Worsted
Mills
6
n:
Electric,
preferred
(liquidating)
9-1
7- 5
7-15
7-5
*150
(quar.)
6-17
7-22
8-15
7-8
8- 1
8- 1
8-15
8-2
7-20
$1.37Ms
$20c
15c
7-19
7- 5
8-1
7-15
$1.50
$1.75
7- 5
7- 5
,6-25
6-25
40c
30c
t2c
7-1
9- 1
6-24
8-15
7-5
3%
7-15
7-29
9- 9
8-1
25c
(quar.)__
7-15
8-12
7-9
30c
7-27
40c
7-21
7-11
14c
(increased)—.
8-15
8-2
7-15
50c
28'/2c
40c
25c
8-15
7-30
8- 1
7-15
8- 1
7- 5
7-11
6-30
$1.50
37'/2c
39c
7- 1
8-15
10- 3
6-16
8-1
9-20
9
7-15
9-15
8-16
f
jUring' common (quar.)
,qUar')
Bridge,
Stores,
Ltd.
Ltd.
DriiKS" JndustrieSl
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
i31'/4C
r___
<quar.)^____________„__ *
'^ dividend ......
y" nrpV °f Canada (1956),
Diifnm
preferred (quar.)
nmun
7i/L,
Metals &
Supply
Ur°'Test Corp.,
5%
Co.
preferred
8-
J20c
30c
9-15
9- 1
10c
Drue Co-lnc—
'
r
2%
—
<5? St.0res- 5'/?% pfd. (quar.)
mif
°®in»°n
28c
35c
15c
s-a).'
(quar.).—
DianSn
& Llght* new com- <initial)
DHon /t «atlonal
Corp. (increased
Dixon oh^".
Scns Stores (Quar.)—.;
6°
& Research, inc.Codec M »rfed A (Quar.)
Dominion
minion
7- 1
$1.50
.
_
—
_____________
Dehl«ld Glassine
nr
,
7-15
—-
Company
-
9-15
fCo" Ltd"
S'niys,en!,s' Inc: (increased
n
6-23
7- 1
60c
_
Cr«!o
Deerfieiri
7- 1
7-12
10-
$1.50
CoSSL.lcptJPrinters (increased quar.)
CrJil
e,? Laundries Corp. (quar.)_______
inc.
1
7-20
9- 6
18%c
(quar.)__
%i'i Preferred class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
Daystrom,
8-15
(quar.)—.
dividend
Co.
7-5
;
common
(quar.)_:
CroiKP HdlV,,dend
ouse-Hinds
6-23
12V2c
.J
$3
Inc., $6 pfd. (quar.)—_
combustion. Engineering Inc. (quar.)_!_____
concord Natural
Gas, common
(quar.)__!__
Pn„ ,2 *
Preferred (quar.)
—
^0nduits Nationa1 Co. Ltd. (quar.)—
of
; G)* Ltd., common (quar.)
__
r
5
7-
7-31
7*8
7-31
50%
Ltd.—
V
—„
(quar.)
.
?93:,/4C
25c
(quar,)_—3iy4c
7-8
:
:
7-15
V
8-
1
-.9-15
Amer.
9-30
9-15
7-15
6-30
7-15
7-
:
5
8-24
7-18
7-
8-1
7-15
Heat-Timer
6-20
7-15
8-26
1
7-
8
i-.
1
7-
8
■
11-15
subject
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
(quar.)
8-
1
8-
1
1
8-15
8-
7-
1
6-15
7-26
7-11
9-12
8-22
Class
Hardart
Vitamin
8-15
8-
1
9-15
9-
2
4.20%
4.42 %
4.70 %
$1.50
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
Norfolk
8-
1
7-15
4%
7-
income)
Business
B
Northern
6
r
1
7-11
3.60%,
1
7-11
Norihwest
8-
1
7-11
Corp
5
7-15
7-
6-30
6-15
7-10
6-30
y
8-15
7-30
;
8-15
6-27
7-15
6-29
7-
6-20
7-22
6-
7-29
7-15
9-12
8-18
9-12
8-18
,
1
Jack
S.
&
Jantzen
4%
b
Joy Manufacturing
Stock
dividend
Common
Common
5%
5%
(quar.)
8
7-29
7-
7
8
8
1
8-15
8-
1
tl5c
7-22
6-30
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
.
a
on
9
8-11
25c
8-10
7-14
40c
7-15
15c
7-22
9-
$1
(quar.)
6-15
7-
8
+40c
10-25
9-30
69c
9-15
8-25
$1.50
9-15
8-25
(quar.)
.—______
7-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
40c
—:___—
1
8-
25C
(quar.)_
8-
10c
A
25c
10c
Title
Insurance
6-30
6-30
6-30
•!.. 6-30
30c
8-15
7-30
8
■
-
Gas,
Gas
&
(quar.)—
Elevator
1
7-20
8-
1
7-15
Packard
8-1
7-15
Pall
1
8-15
7-28
59 %c
8-15
7-28
eiy2c
*
(quar.)
8-15
7-28
.
preferred
50c
(quar.)„
A
!
7-
1
6-28
7c
8-
1
7-
5
35c
7-29
7-
8
15c
(quar.)—.
7-12
6-29
8-18
1
8-
31c
Corp.—
convertible
1
9-
t$1.75
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
4%
pfd.
Ltd., 7%
preferred
4.92 %
V;
(initial )•___
Glass
Natural
Olin
(Spokane,
_;
4.75%
3
—
—
7-
'
Pacific
8-
1
7-15
8-
6%
Electronics
J.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.I
:
5% pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
4
2
8-
1
7-15
10-
1
9-
7-
15c
8-
1
7-20
10c
8-
1
7-20
7-
7-15
8-
1
7-11
;
Chemicals
Machine
(quar.)
Corp..
&
Gear
Co.
4.30%
(quar.)
95c
8-
1
(quar.)
preferred
$1.07%
8-
$1.10
8-
1
7-11
4.40%-
preferred
1
7-11
4.68%'
preferred
8-
1
7-11
55y4c
8-
1
7-11
58 %c
8-
1
7-11
6-28
6-21
(quar.)
(quar.)__
53 y4 c
pfd.
(quar.)
8-
—
8-
1
Common
5%
r
7-15
.
(H.
1
(quar.)
—
pfd. (quar.)
8
$1.06 y4
7-29
7-15
7-
5
7-15
7-
5
7-2^\
7-18
3.60%>
90c
8-
1
7-12
Edison
Co.,
preferred
of
pfd.
(quar.)
Industries,
Puritan
6-21
class
7-12
6-30
6-20
8-25
7-25
*40c
8-25
30c
9-12
8-22
20c
A
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
(year-end)
Fund, Inc.
8-1
10c
Boston
Inc.,
•'
25c
20c
8-
9
7-12
00
$1.17 y2
(quar.)
B
Fund
Prudential
T_
8-15
7-
'
6
7-15
6-21
6-21
8
7-
8-
7-15
7-22
1
7-
7-14
25c
1
1
8
1
16c
25c
Co.
77-
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
8-15
7-
8
8-1
!
Light,
20c
15c
7-
8-
$1.25
Chemical
30c
25c
8
8
1
"
3%
(quar.)__
Transit
4.70"%
8-10
77-
Corp.—
Prudential
9-10
8
1
8-1
$1.17
K.>, Inc. (Del.), 4l/4%
Gas
Potomac
6-
1
6
preferred (quar.)_
5%
Portland
v—
;
dividend)
Stevens
&
Portland
y
Heusen
(stock
preferred
Pierce
Porter
7-15
1
8-
Phillips-Van
6-20
6-28
31%c
75c
7-18
8-
15c
Perkins
7-15
7-
8-15
*$1.50
—
25c
1
from
7-18
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
1
lc
1
1
8-
12»/2C
7-15
1
8-
50c
8-
V 7-11
Pennsalt
8-
,
8-15
7-29
t45c
—
(quar.l—;
7V2c
25c
—
Company,
7-11
7-25
i2y2c
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
A
Co.
&
(C.
Penman's,
6-24
7-29
Advertising
class
Davis
Patterson
'
1
Bell
Corp.,
Parke
6-21
8
Outdoor
51c
Ralston
Purina
9'/2C
Reading"
6-23
6-24
8c
8-
20c
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
$1
8-
1
7-11
50c
7-29
7-15
25c
7-15
7-
1
75c
7-15
7-
on
7-15
7-
common
1
deferred
payment
York)
(New
at
5c
(s-a)
r-4
7-11
8-15
7-29
1
1
5%
,
(quar.)
Inc.
time.
Realty Equities Corp.
7-15
$40c
(quar.)
Company—
Action
7-12
1
Co.
International,
Raymond
Red
Owl
Stores
Rochester
5V2%
Roddis
v
25c
10-14
10-
1-13-61
1-
4-14-61
4-
7
$1.25
7-15
7-
8
$1.25
1-13-61
1-
6
Paper,
B
40c
Electric—
preferred L
1
8-12
7-15
6-30
*25c
9-
1
8-15
I15C
9-
1
8-15
2%'
7-29
5-26
2%
7-29
5-26
(quar.)_
50C
7-31
7-15
(quar.)—,_l_
10c
7-29
7-15
(initial)-
Ltd.,
—
(quar.)
class A
__.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Stock
6
25c
&
____—:—
:
$1.7722
IOC
9-
Royal Dutch Petroleum N. Y. Shares—
7
25c
Class
Gas
(quar.)____
Plywood Corp.
Rolland
—j—
7-
5
—
class
s
Oklahoma
;
preferred (s-a)_—
preferred (s-a)
1
com.
(.quar.)
52y2c
1
1
7-
.
Ogilvie. Flour MYls,
;
8-
9c
(quar.)
7-
If approved
(quar.)
Extra
_—-—
(quar.)
Common
7-
1
7-15
—
Ltd.,
8-12
1
25c
Aug.
9-16
8-
$1.06 y4
Co., common
:__
Wash.)
9-
—
(quar.)——
6-10
i7y2c
(quar.)
on
1
Co:
37'/2c
Kentucky Stone, Inc., common
Extra
1
1
7-
8-31
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.", 3.80%'
(quar.)—
7-15
10-14
6 %
(quar.)!
stock split.
(quar. 1
Obear-Nester
50c
'
1
40c
!_
Northwestern
$1
Light—
5
7-
2%
Fund
Machines Corp.
Power &
preferred (quar.)
Jersey Central
1
7-15
1
60c
•.
preferred .(quar. 1
Extra
,
$1.25
Co.
7-
from
—_i_
Engineering Co.,
Otis
25c
(quarterly from net
8
6-20
1
8-
56'/4c
(quar.)
dividend)
Ltd.
Power,
Oppenheimer
7-
income)
7-
7-12
$55
dividend)
vote
Ry.
7-15
5c
(initial semi-annual)—
Heintz, Inc. (quar.)"_
of Ca.nada, Ltd.
(annual)—
Electric
pfd.
(quar.)
9-20
13%c
—
7-15
8-
t60c
16c
company
1
_
—
1
$1.75
common
will
9-30
(accum.)
(quar.)—
7-15
8-
7-30
J25C
(quar.)
dquar.)
8-
8-15
>—
1
7-29
1
7-
.
6C
—
8
8-
$1.14
(quarterly
(stock
A
preferred
2nd
this
C.
Co.
(stock
3-for-l
Extra
(initial)———-—
Inc.
7-15
(initial-liquidating.)
(Canada),
C.)
1st
8-
—
Mutual,
7-30
$1.09
common
Co.,
Quebec
v..-«5,/2%r
12 y2c
(quar.)
investment
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
_.
Pittsburgh Telephone Co. (quar.)
Northern Engineering Works
(quar.)_
Investors
Investors
6-30
7-15
Western
&
41V2C
preferred (quar.)„
Diversified Services, Inc.—
$1
8-19
7-25
7-
50c
Quarterly
1
1
--Interstate Department Stores, Inc. (quar.)—
Interstate Financial Corp.,
common -(quar.)
Class
9-12
12c
income
preferred
8-
$.00625
Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund (quarterly
investment
7-
20c
(quar.)
split will become effective Aug.
6-15
1
12V2c
(quar.)
7-20
50c
Institutional Shares,
International
(A.
proposed
15c
Sugar
preferred
7-20
1
7-15
75C
preferred
6-29
5% :
Co. (quar.)_————
—
Independent Coal & Coke Corp.—._———
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)—
Imperial
1
8-
10c
Inc.
Products
7-22
50 c
—
preferred —J____———
preferred
_:
—preferred i.—
4.26%
8-
9-
Shoes
$1.25
(quar.)—
(qu'ar.)_——
preferred
preferred
4.08%
5c
6% preferred
(annual)
class
Stockholders
35c
(quar.)_
common
common
7-15
2%
6-29
$1.12 y2
Manufacturing, 5V2% pfd.
Corp. (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Erick (quar.)—
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4%
preferred A. (quar.)——
5% preferred B (quar.)——
Co.,
7-15
7-31
7-22
IV2C
—
—-
_____
Hydra-Power
Power
7-31
2%
7-22
15c
Hycon
Illinois
Neon
15c
(initial)
2
25c
dividend)—;
4(4%;
:
25c
(quar.)
Products
8-
iy4c
(quar.)_
Neiman-Marcus
2V2c
B
Hudson
»
50c
—
preferred (quar.)
_____—
Home (Joseph) Co. (quar.)___——
Hubshman Factors, class A (quar.)
Hudson
1
dividend)—
CIpss
—
:
(quar.)—
Radio & Television
9-
(stock
62 c
——
—
Inc.
Y.t,
t25c
B
75c
(quar.)
(N.
7-21
8-
56V4c
(quar.)——
(quar. t__
8
1
(stock
National
1
8-
$1.37 y2
5%
Company, class A
Class
7-15
1
8-
8-15
$1.12 y2
______
Ball
5
7-
8-
North
(quar.)__
Hoover
7-
7-20
B
25c
preferred
8-12
Corp,_
Co.,
Homes,
8-16
Marx
7-15
6c
Securities
25c
—
7-22
System,
Ltd.
Biscuit
Class
——
(quar.)
4
7-30
8-
20c
1
Bros,
&
preferred
Nielsen
Light,
Pak,
E.)
National
30c
(initial quar.)
8-18
6-30
37J/2c
1
(quar.J
investment
7%
7-25
preferred
7-15
1
9-
tlOc
(extra)
(monthly)
Canada,
National
7-15
6-15
8-22
Hoover
&
1
1
prior preferred (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Home Light & Power Co
————
Honey Dew Food Stores (stock dividend) —
B
1
8-31
V
7-20
i2y2c
—
—
(quar.)
Marking
(F.
net
7-15
1
8-
7-
12'/2C
Holyoke Water Power
4'/2%
7-
9
Marine. Communica¬
(quar.)
Petroleum
Nation-Wide
Industries—
Bearing
9-
7-25
,7-15
9-
i2y2c
:_
(initial)
to approval of
2)
(quar.)
Co.
Monarch
y Myers
7-15
$1.25
&
7-15
$6.25
(accum.)
;
preferred
Mohawk
>
,
30c
Hightstown Rug,
11c
35c
4.58% preferred
(quar.)
Mt! Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
25c
•
com.
A
Ltd.
Laboratories
25c
5%
7-11
;
& Rhoads, Inc., 4'/4% pfd.
Mississippi Power & Light—
10-25
62'/2c
Horn
Miles
10-25
11-15
15c
(qukr.)__.
new
August
Portion
6-15
27y2c
Mickleberry's Food Products
,
9-
Powder,
6
1
1
$1.06
Milling,
B
10c
;
r
*
7-13
8-
(quar. )_____
Hercules
>
7-28
7y2c
Corp. V (quar.);
Henderson's
7-
7-
(quar.
(quar.)
Miami Extruders
2
9-22
Times
Hartford
.
9-
60c
Co.
7-15
8-
9-15
9-30
(quar.)__;
common (quar.)___
(quar.)_——__—
(quar.)—
:
_
Boiler Inspection &
Steam
4
8-15
50c
Narragansett Electric Co., 4V2%
preferred
preferred
Insurance
8
8-
5c
9-30
(quar.)
&
Con.pany
International
Class
1%
Electric
7-
1
8-31
35c
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)
5
7%c
Oil
Schaffner
1
1
additional
9-14
$1.30
preferred (quar.)_;
Well Cementing Co.
prior
89-
(quar.)—
dep. rets.
Leaf
Mussens
Inc
&
8
10c
Co., Ltd. Ordinary stock div.
(Two
shs. for each three shs.
held,
subj. to approval of stockholders July 20)
Maryland Casualty (quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) & Co. (quar.i_
7-11
64y2c
Inc., new com.
L.),
7-
tion
50c
dividend
4.93%
1
7-15
$1.12'/2
_
(quar.)
^oiomal industries,
Stock
7-11
45c
_
—
r"ria" Engineering, 6% pfd.
voncoid
8-
8-1
75c
___
Yards
8-15
7'/2c
_
Common
and
(H.
7-15
5c
Central
Maple
5
33c
—___—_—
on
15c
>
.
—
.___
RR., 5% pfd.
Specialties
(initial)
Mannesmann, A. G.—
62V2c
common
split
(resumed)
common
Majestic
62 y2 c
Batteries,
stock
Pumps
4y2%
7-14
*;
Maine
6-30
32y2c
________
__
A''(quar.)_
Class
7-30
23c
6-30
7-15
32V2C
(quar.)„
stockholders
Hart
7-5
5c
_
7-15
Lunkenheimer
4.36%
(quar.)
Co.,
8-15
:
Miller
5%
(quar.)
Lynchburg Co.
22V2c
(quar.)
Halliburton
-
.
7-15
45c
.
_
Electric
&
'
1
45c
(quar.)__
Green
'<
•
25c
(initial)
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating—
c eve
10-1
time.
__
Chem^x Industries
4v2%
7- 5
9-19
7-15
95c
(quar.)-:
—
Hudson
1
8-
25c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
Greeley Gas, 5V2% preferred
9-7
7- 8
7- 8
7-8
Co.—,
Burger Brewing Co.M quar. )i_.
Central
7-
1
.
6-15
75c
5%
8- 1
6-27
__
Co
Buffalo Insurance
8-15
25c
_
(quar.)___„
8- 1
8-1
10- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-1
15c
—
11-, 1
1
30c
preferred
(2-for-l
7-20
7-6
75c
$1.06
$1.19
____
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bradley (Milton)
Dividend
preferred
Hartford
$1
50c
87V2C
1
1
7-
UOc
preferred
.•
9- 8
3
9-
10c
ZZT—-
(quar.)
C
9-15
(quar.)».__—
(quar.)
12-
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
Gould National
7-15
10-
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—
25c
B
Goodall Rubber
(La.)—<:
(quar.)
preferred
Eourjois,
8- 1
4%
Lone Star Brewing
7-11
80c
Godfrey Company (quar.)—
8- 4
50c
Fisheries, 4% preferred (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)_,
.
9-1
___
7-15
10c
r__-
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar.)___^.
Glen-Gery Shale Brick %'quar.) _____—]
7-15
7-15
_
Booth
$4.25
7-29
7-29
____
1
7-21
of Florida—
preferred
Hartford
i
8-
Co.
Marconi
Brewing, class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Paper Co.,
9-15
9c
5.16%
7- 7
6-20
7-14
*50c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Iron
Stock
&
preferred
10-1
6-30
(quar.)__.
preferred
7-
Litecraft
15c
5.20%
1
7-1
7-29
30c
28VaC
Co.
8
7-11
Industries, Ltd.
Loft Candy Co. (s-a)
Link-Belt
8
Y.) —
N.
u__
series)
(1945
Gulf States Land
(quar.)
common
7-
8-
(quar.).
4 Vis %
Products
7-5
7-22
6-30
Genesee
at
payment
7-15
8-20
(increased-quar.)_
Co.
preferred
Stock
common
7-14
93 %C
preferred
$2.50
7-15
6-30
7-27
7-29
Finance
(quar.)
Lincoln Printing Co.,
$3.50 pref.
(quar.)
7-15
preferred (quar.)
:
Gener-al Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred (quar.)__
8- 1
7- 1
8-12
8-12
7-29
7-15
6-28
7-15
Leslie Salt Co.
7-15
$1.32
Co.—
taken
Co.
(initial)
$1.30
Goulds
55c
25c
15c
8-15
7'/2C
A
l/100th vtc_-_
per
$1.30
time.
this
Basic
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class-'
1
(quar.)
1
$1.25
$1.00
f
5%
8-15
8-1
9- 1
9- 1
9-
;
Telephone Co. of California—
4y2%
General
8%c
43%c
62J/2c
$1.31 J/t
Lenoir
$1.37 Va
4
class
(initial)-
General. Telephone
Common
.
Ltd.
7-
60c
8-15
$1.25
General Bakeries, Ltd
General Mills,
Inc.
(quar.)
•
payment omitted at this time
35c conv. preferred
(quar.)
._—
Artesian Water, 7% preferred (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods Corp., com. (quar.)—
Mines,
8
7-25
Corp.—
Realty
&
8
7-
40c
1
Meyercord
Geco
7-
31j/4c
—
9-
& Chemical—
GarfinckeFfJulius)
8
7-25
7-25
25c
(quar.)__,
$1.50
preferred.(quar.)_
6-24
8- 1
9-22
37>/2c
25c
Thermos Products Co. (quar.)—
Post Products (quar.)
Trap Co. of America, com. (quar.)__
7-
2%
3iy4c
20c
(increased quar.)
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.)
Food Machinery
7-15
7-25
I
(quar.)
5c
class A
7-22
7-30
15c
(quar.)
com.
preferred B
5c
Liquidating payment
8-15
30c
;
i,
30c
(quar.)
1
7-29
1
SIV2C
Co.,
30c
First Pelham Corp.
7-8
Northrup
preferred A
65c
[,
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Florida Water & Utilities—
7-29
1
25c
(quar.)_
Figurette.
,
American
preferred
time)
(quar.)
9-
9-
12>/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
this
preferred
Chestnut
Ltd.,
Tire
&
Stock dividend
;. v
n
(quar.)
7-15
8- 1
65c
&
5%
(quar.)„.
5 y2 % preferred (quar.)
Federated Purchaser Inc.,
&
1
8-
Rubber
15c
A
8- 3
7-14
—
$1.75
$2.50 preferred
7-15
Leeds
(quar.)
5%
Fifteenth
Smelting & Refining
preferred
(quar.)
American Steamship Co.————-——
$2.40
Lee
$1.50
1
9-13
1
V.
at
com.
Federal Services Finance
9-16
7-22
stk. split sub-
V/,,
Animal
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
7-15
I
9-
25c
•
15c
Corp.,
Quarterly
^
Chemical, 6%
American
Anchor
7-15
1
(quar.)
Federal
13)
stockholders on Oct.
1
8-
Fawick Corp. (s-a (
Fed-Mart Corp. (quar.)
8)
American Home Products Corp.
(monthly)—
American Natural Gas (quar.)
American Shipbuilding Co. •
(5-for-l stock
split subject to approval
01
8-
.
Q_ ^
approval of stockholders Sept.
iect to
50c
$1.12 y2
:
$1.25
Hampton Electric
Falstaff
7-
8-26
9-13
(quar.)
common
6-24
6-30
9
9-
25c
27y2c
Voting common (quar.)
Kroger Company (quar.)
$1.18%
Q1
-
(quar.)
and^iafs B^'-for-l
C^sTa
Exeter &
7-15
6-30
(quar.).
Co.
6-30
7-15
-6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath (quar.)
30c
$1-25
50c
(qUar.)~
Aggregates, common
5%
preferred (quar.)___
American Can Co.
(quar.)—
American
A
Products
7-15
$1.50
■
8-11
7-20
25c
8-
1
8-26
capital
(from
(quar.)
10c
(guar.).
7-18
40c
(quar.)—
pfd.
5%
Evans
8-20
55c
I2V2C
—
q
preferred
8- 1
..
—
Co.,
Sugar
u™rnated
Amalgamated o g
5%
preferred
Inc.
25c
1Qc
.
RR. Co
& Youngstown
^^d?
Allen town
4%%
gains)
Glass,
Knox
Knudsen Creamery,
'
(quar.)
.
1
•
:
Fund
t$l
.i.
omitted
Electric—
District
:
-
28c
(quar.)
prior preferred
Parking Co. of
'■
common
.
,
'
(increased)
Products,
Empire
^-10
.Li
$$1-25
——
Co.
8-31
9-15
$$1.75
Growth
15c
3c
(quar.)_,
Knickerbocker
(Common payment
_
6-21
6-29
75c
(s-a)„
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph—
«
9-10
1J" 3
15c
Transportation Co.
6%
9- 1
—
C.
4V'2%
•
Common
ri
Ekco
:
9- 9
22>/2c
—
N.
4%. partic. preferred
(quar.)
Eastern Industries
(quar.)
Eastern Magnesia Talc. Co,
Payable of Rec.
Share
•
(quar.._
Stores,' Inc.
-Wrieley
F
r
W.
preferred (accum.)
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.— y
ously
a
&
Ketchum & Co.
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
7 %
a
announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
W'yyy Per
When
Holders
T.
East
announcements are grouped in two separate
fihles In the first we indicate all the dividends annimced during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
Dividend
Company
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
13
(13)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
dividend
1954 ,N.
w
S.
■
&
W.
Y.
Fine
Inte-est
Foods,
Security-Columbian
ctfs.
Inc.,
(stock
4%
Banknote
pfd.
dividend)
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(14)
Seligman
Class
& Latz,
B
Ehawinigan
Water
Common
Smith
(quar.)
B
South
Corp.
O.)
Coast
X?
133 X
-
—-
——
8-
1
7-30
9-
Spencer Chemical Co.
Products
—
■
Strathmore
Suburban
Swank,
Sweets
Terre
6-29
7- 5
7-15
6-30
$56%c
8- 2
7-15
7-20
7-11
25c
(quar.)
18c
$1.04
Mfg. Corp.—
a
;
•-
-
preferred
preferred
7-
$1.06%
22%c
com.
(quar.)
63%c
$5.70
preferred
$5.60
preferred (quar.);
(quar.)
8
$2.40
7-15
7-15
Armour
Aro
$1.42%
7-15
8-
'
:
1
of
California
(increased)
(quar.)
7-15
f; 7-15
7-
7-8
$i
Improvement,
common
U.
S.
dep.
Lens
rets,
(reduced.
Quarterly
Virginia
Warner
&
5%
8-31
5-23
ioc
7-15
7-
7.
6_2g
._
5c
Co.
7-15
7-
Air
White
1st
Lines'
7-
R
3iy.c
iquar.)
$2
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)_,
com.
7-12
•?.
8-5
7
8
1700
invest,
(quar.)
Z
income)
York
County Gas fouar.>-I""~"
Young (j s.) & Co., common
7%
*e
denHo
7.
6%
™
6"2,
^
^
d°«
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Common (quar.) •
$1.20 class A
Acme Industries
^
Ltd.—
Inc.
de
7%
4
Air
Inc.
'
Extra
Class
—
Extra
Class
A
Extra
Class B
J"
r,.^:
——
.
'
(quar )
Stores Corp.
common"Tm.V- 7
Aluminum Co. of
preferred
Aluminum
Co.
of
(quar )' C°m'
Canada,"LtdT—
American
Jn
VqSa,.)
American Bosch
Arma
American
Distilling
Co.
American Export
Lines
''
Corp^
com
)qr""
)7 m.TJ* v
Y
<p&~
Quarterly _H
American
Amer can
American
~
"
«eU.r«rlyM_UranCe Co'
An^LC*n Israeii Paper
American deposit
Mills7Ltd~~
receipts
American Machine
83.90
preferred
American
Manufacturine
6%
8-5
8* 5
Blue
Ltd.,
A
w.)
preferred
Bell,
(quar)
6-13
Bowers
Bowman
6-30
7"1®
Bralorne Pioneer
Mines,
6*15
Bristoll-Myers
7~15
British
Battery
&
Spark
Co.,
Columbia
Plug
pfd.
preferred
preferred
7*30
«-30
434%
preferred
12"10
n"18
8-8
6%
25c
8 -1
8-
1
7-20
7.20
series)
(quar.)_
7-29
8-25
7-29
7-
7-29
10-14
preferred
(Ralph)
Co.
Canada
preferred
*
.
r
€0c
f
9-
1
.V V*
9-
1
--"ft 8-15
1-13-61
$10c;
t75c
8-
$15c
_____a.
7-15
5c
9-19
7-11
'
6-24
7
7-15
(stock div.)
7-8
7-.1
2%
~
7-15
7-11
* 5c
8-
40c
7-5
6-28
$lOc
(quar.)—
7-22
6-30
7-22
6-30
4, 8-io
7-20
25c
7-
6-30
25c
9-21
25c
12-21
12-
9
$1.25
9-21
9-
9
$1.25
12-21
12-
--
9
9
Gas
:
(quar.)____
20c
pfd. (quar.)
(from
inc.
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-22
.
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)__
7-
50c
;
7-
5
6-16
37'Ac
A preferred (quar.)
A preferred (quar.)
Molded Products (quar.)__
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com.
7-
7
7-
5%
6-24
7
6-24
Citizens
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-28
6-24
7-28
6-24
Casualty
Class
B
1
6-30
7-15
v
rp^ulir gUTanteed
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
Commerce
7-11
6-30
Commercial
45c
7-15
7-
Drug
8-15
7-31
4.64%
9-30
9-17
5.25%
6-20
7-29
7-15
7-15
1
7-
8
preferred
preferred
-
8-
1
7-15
Connohio,
$$1.19
8-
1
7-15
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)
:
(quar,)__
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar..)_XIXXXXXXX~"
_
$26c
7-15
8-
•
6-15
1
7-
$5
preferred
preferred
Inc.,
preferred
Consolidated
7-
1
7-15
6-28
15c '
7-15
6-28 >,
15c;
7-15
:6-28-
7-20
7-16
7-
8
6-
6
7-
6
7-21
8-15
7-20
7-11
€-24
•
7-11
6-15
7-
1
6-24
8-
1
6-22
$1.16
8-
1
6-22
8"
1
6-22
$8c
7-15
6-15
10c
8-15
7-29
(Toronto)—
Co.
1
1
8-
7-5
1
8-
1
7-
5
51c
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
52'Ac
8-
1
7-
5
,v
7r 5
10c
(quar.)
New
1
8-
55c
of
8-
51'Ac
10-
1
9-20
$1.25
8-
1
7-
York—
(quar.)_-
.
&
9-
12-
50c
preferred
Mining
9-15
12-15
47'Ac
(quar.)
Smelting
Co.
(s-a)
8
of
6-17
$40c
Paper
Consolidated
Theatres
Class
A
Class
A
Gas
(quar.)
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
7-15
jioc
Natural
Consolidated
'
$2
$1.31%
(quar.)___^_________
40c
Canada, Ltd.
•
V
50c
(quar.)
common
Extra
5
7-15
10c
5 0c
$2.20
$2.09
Consolidated
30c
IIIIIIIIIH
7-15
12-31
1
1
15c
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison
8-
1
8-
8-
25c
•
preferred (quar.)___
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2.06 preferred (quar.)_
6-24
8-
$1.25
J50c
7-15
1-5-61
8-10
7-31
$50c
1
7-15
1
9c
Co.,
(quar.)
8-
1
9-
8-15
L'4%
45c
Edison
7-15
8-
8-10
2%
$2
1
8
1
7C
Connecticut Light & Power—
$1.90 preferred (quar,)..
6-28
7-
7-21
9-.
*.
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-15
7-
7-21
7-31
1
'
(quar.)__
Confederation Life Assurance
1
7-28
7-29
7-31
6
../Li
Commonwealth International Corp., Ltd
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)
6-17
7-
$5
.
I
Co._
8-22
11-19
7
12-16
8-19
I
87'Ac
(stock di\ddend)
Banking Corp.
Commonwealth
30c
7-15
1-1-61
Co.—
(Increased-quar.)
7
20c
7-
.
$25c
1
7-11
7-15
50c f*
4%
non-cumulative 1st preferred (quar.)
Columbia Gas System (quar.)______I.____i
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
6-30
1
7-6
Colorado Fuel <fc Iron Corp., com. (stock
div.)
Colorado & Southern Ry. Cc.—
6-30
5
7-15
.
preferred series 1947 and 1956 (quar.)
7-
7-
7-
lc
$1.50
(ouar.)
7-25
11-30
9-12
7-15
$1.25
Monthly
'
"
60c
:10c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__..
21c
8-15
1
Co.—
special guaranteed
5%
9-15
9-
;
»
cl. A
Y.)t
nr''
Finance
9-15
v
(N.
Co.
(quar.)
4%
6-15
7-15
7-15
3
,10- 3
$1.25
Ry. Co.-(s-a);
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & tot. Louis
Ry., common (s-a)__
6-30
7-15
8-15
10-
$1
Pacific Ry.
(Mark) & Co. (reduced)
Clearfield & Mahoning
7-15
7-15
6-17
Clayton
6-10
7-29
9- 2
11-: 4
7-15
$1.18%
5%
preferred (quar.)___
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.
8-10
9-22
11-23
:v
preferred
7-15
1
9-30
11-25
10c
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
43c
7-
10-20
12-15
•
$1.25
preferred
& Texas
7
$1.25
'
(quar.)_.
10-31
7-21
37'Ac
37'Ac
Orleans
8-~5
1
I
<quar.)
Cities Service Co. (quar.
11-23
8-15
8-
(quar.)_____
Cliiumuavi, New
6-30
*
Series
7-15
7-15
30c
87'Ac
Chicago
-
6-22
1
6-20
$1.19
investment
net
(quar.)
6-25
8-
5
7-
9
5c
bund,
Common
7-20
X 17'Ac
9-9
9-
6-25
$$1.50
~~:
7
7-30
7-15
12-
$$1.19
(quar.)
7
25c
40c
9-21
$$1.43%
(increased)
(1959), Ltd.—
7-
12-21
7-20
$$1.50
7-30
$1.25
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
7-15
25c
(quar.)
$$1.09
--XI
1
$1.25
43/4%
8-
ft5-20
(quar.)
4%
$35c
"
(quar.)
6-25
$12'Ac
6-30
7-20
7'Ac
B
6-25
93 :'A c
Ltd._____
>6-30
B
7-20
47'Ac
(quar.)
6-24
-
$1.25
Common
a.
8-19
9-
1
preferred
7-20
9c
6-15
'7-15
.
preferred
4'A%
8
7-
9-
6-30
.8-15
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
8-19
20c
7-29-
$20c
8
8-15
7-15
_•
B
9-
(quar.)___
income)
12-30
9-19
20c
'
$$1.25
$933/4c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., 3'A % pfd. (quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., common (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
9-30
22c
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)l
Browning-Ferris Machinery
Budget Finance Plan, common
6*3t>
'
(1956
preferred
Brooke Bond
" 6"30
8
25
2nd
4.16%
15c
,
preferred
Erode
^
,
preferred
1st
>6-30
9-30'
$20c
(quar.)
common
Indiana
6-24
$10c
(quar.
7"15
(Quar.)—
(quar.)__
(Initial)
(quar.)_w
6%
7-15
Trust—
Ltd
Kansas Power Co., 434%
■
6-24
15c
(quar.)__
4'A%
c
7
7
8-25
30c
Products,
43/*%
'
T" '
~
(quar.)
33/4%
Forest
8-31
8" 1
7-
35c
6-30
$30c
.
A
75c
H-30
Co
American-Marietta On
com*'
5%
preferred (quar.')
*
(quar.)_»
(quar.)
Columbia Power, Ltd.
(quar )
British Columbia
Telephone Co.—
53/4%
Investment
;
preferred
25c
Ltd."
British
434%
(quar.)
"6-15
$10c
Ltd.
Central
6-21
7-
$8
6-30
4
(quar.)
$10c
(quar.)
Products
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
6"15
5
10c
'
7-
$$2
(quar.)_
5%
5-23
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
Borman Food Stores
(increased)
Bostitch, Inc., class A common
7"25
'
5
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
7"15
„
7-
$1.50
common
6-13
7-15
A
1
$55c
.
IIIZHI
$1.80
6-17
7rl5
$15c
Colorado Central Power Co.-—
fquar.)__
Inc.
7-11
,
$25c
5%
7-
20c
A-™™™"™
common
Tobacco,
1
.7-15
5%
7-22
$17'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
8-
$37,'Ac
common
(s-a)
10c
"111" i~
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
(E.
6-1
preferred
8-
preferred
4
5%
Colonial
9-15
Foundry(quar.)_
Common
Collins Radio, com.
12'15
®-15
7*10
&
7-14
7-15
Block Bros.
8-19
9-16
9-1
7-14
6-30
f-15
8" 1
32'/aC
~
7-14
1
I
1
3%
/nn«V7"
1
8-
'
4
1
25c
Derrick(s£ck
1
8-
30c
7-
7-
$5c
8-
25c
5c
25c
—
Furniture~~Co~"~(au~arT—
Hair & Peltcommon
Hoist &
8-
1
V
$31%c
(quar.)
8-
l0"22
$1
-6-14
'
8-
Extra
1-15.
8-
Company
20c
6% preferred
(quar.)
Biederman Furniture, class
T*s
1- 15-61
$5.80
!_■'
(quar.)
Gas Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)™.^^.
Binks
7-15
7-29
$$1.50
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Ry.
tl5c
-
6-14
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
Celotex Corp., common (reduced)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)_
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
Cbmmqn, (quar.)
10-15
t25c
Pacific
all %
7" 9
500
10-15
Ltd.
1111111
7- 5
40c
7-15
4%
7-29
7-4
6-28
.
>.
Ltd.,
t$1.75
(sr-a)™
(quar.)_
Ltd
Biltmore
®"31
7~ 9
^
Carwin
8-19
7-15"'
"
(quar.)
Case Pomeroy & Co
Casslar Asbestos, Ltd.
8-19
9-
25c
8-15
$$1.06%
_______
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Industries,
Manufacturing Co. (quar.~)~""_l~"l""
Corticelli, Ltd., ■ common__
Group,
10-22
10* 1
Tnirar
(quar
(N
7
7- 5
9-
25c.
8-15
$15c
6-30
'
...
J
preferred
1
$25c
Carreras, Ltd., Ordinary class
7
7-
8-
Ltd.
Steel,
preferred
$1
I
~
10-22
6-23
27%C
*°°
7
7
7-
7-
$15c
(quar.)___:.
(quar.)
International
$1.06
(quar.)_
10-22
7"20
nJ,%
—>
7-
8-
15c
(s-a)
Y.)
1
9" 1
Rubber
(N.
1
...
Filter"~(q"ua"rj
8-
8-
7-27
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)
Capital Plastics, Inc.______.
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. Co. (quar.)
Carolina Pacific Plywood, Inc. (initial quar.)
7
1
7-1
7-15
preferred
Canadian Oil,
6-16
7-
8-
55c
:
Berkshire
8-15
^
25c
7-15
8-
1
8-
$8%c
.
(s-a
Hydrocarbons,
7'A%
6-30
1
77-
33c
Common
8-20
7-
8-
.8-
31c
Ltd.—
Canadian
5%
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Investment,
$1.75
7-22
9-10
1
1
J25c
.
34c
—
Lines,
10c
Corp.
preferred
Bliss
8-
3
30c
?
„
Series
7-22
9- 1
3%C
8-
$1
preferred
Co.
Hats,
6-30
common
Ry.
Drawn
cents
Canadian
9-
18c
11-1
„JOe
dividend
Air
American Biltrite
American Bonk
(quar.)__
& Mfg.—
preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of
Canada
5%
7-12
(quar.)
7-15
12'Ac
Canadian
-
7-15
Andes—
4%
7-22
$1.25
;
Common
Belknap Hardware
7-22
75c
^onir~\
1
15c
_
.
75c
'—
8-
$1.50
11-
5<>C
Prelerred
(quar.)
4/2%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Amcrace Corp.,
common (quar )
Stock
7%
„
Allied
com
Behlen
Beldlng
7-22
General
1
37'Ac
H- 1
81
Alf^,ma c®ntral &~Hudson~rflver Ry!—
6%
preferred
$3.75
.
50c
"
America
fi'ol
6-29
8-15
Mines
Foundries,
Steamship
Canadian
6-
$1.50
B
Beecham,
®"2*
7-15
8- 1
7-20
Aircraft Corp.—
(3-for-i split subject to
approval of stock¬
holders Sept. 8)
_
11-
(quarT
__
(quar.)
(quar,)__.
Beech
8" 1
$18-1
500
8-11
(quar)
__
6-10
500
~
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
Barner-Ellis of Canada.
Ltd., 7% pref. (quar.)
Barry Controls, Inc., class A_
Class
6-30
31 '/4c
(increased)
General
6-27
50c
shares
Trust
Baystate
7-12
•«
6%
partic.
6-10
S"
*1
„
B. (quar
Extra
"
"
1
64c
I~
I
preferred (quar.)
Securities Corp., common
$3.00
7-15
1
3
Telephone Co.—
Lake
Southern
Cneniical
series A
Bankers
the
1~-2Q
i ?
t
5c
(Ouar.)
By-Products
Class *A
(quar.)
8-
6-20
Inc.—
Tools
Los
6-30
7-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Electric, Ltd.
8-1 Id
33%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
of ReCt
_
(quar.)
Products,
Alabama
gains)
7-15
$1.50
Canadian
7-1
1
30c
split)
'/4%
4%
8*15
99,,_
7-15
5%
cap.
$1.27'A
*
Canadian
6-24
9-
933/4c
(quar.)__
(Joseph) St Sons (quar.)__I™-™
Bangor-Hydro Electric, com. (increased)_
l"o4
?
from
6-30
(quar.)
Red
preference
Canadian Bronze,
7-15
7c
56c
7-15
(quar.)
5%
6-30
7-15
$1.083/4
(quar.)_,
Bancroft
^
(quar)
Addressograph-Multigraph— ~
..^frW comm°n (initial
Air Cnn? JW JQUar* fr0m net HWeSt. In£
Control Products
60c
$1.02'A
1.^
6-30
$1.17'A
Central
Piano.
1" 4
Refineries,
7-15
27'Ac
(quar.)
(from net invest¬
6-
T-20
(reduced-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canada
7-20
$4.50
(quar.)
(year-end)
1
7-15
(quar.)
Foils, Ltd.,
Canada
60
$1
common
8-
5c
40c
participating class A <quar.)____
4%%
7-18
7-20
1
$1.183/4
Engineering,
stock
American
J^hen Holders
(quar.)"
8-
25c
"B"
60c
7-18
1
1
' 25c
dividend
Bankers
i.JLer
1
8-
J25c
Co.,
Canada
Electronics—
preferred
Banco
div£
' W6ek> theSe being give« in
table
Name of Company
8-
9-
2%
(s-a)
prior preference
preferred
4%
|.||
include
&
75c
(quar.)__
preferred
Canadian
f
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$3
Common
25c
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
Common
(quar.)
7_J®
J
1
50c
Oil
Baldwin
£30
I™
f"1?
»l.?|
1
7-
56'Ac
:
i_^_^i.*™__wV
(quar.)_™___^_
Ltd.
&
7-
7-15
13c
Okla.)
pfd.
common
quar.)—
(quar.)__
LI
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Campbell
Ry,—
Co.
6-
(Increased
Camloc Corp.
.
11.
(quar.)
(Tulsa,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
6ive the dividends announced
in previous
annn
prec^ing
JL1_Z
(quar.),.
3
A—
;
Radio
Stock
»" 8
?,\
t
8-12
9
7-15
*62'Ac
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)
4
7-15
75c
_
6-
9-
30c
Ry.
7-
2
$1.24
6-22
7-11
t25c
Extra
It
'X"
(quar.)
preferred
7-20
6-30
V
7-
(quar.)_Z
preferred
$1.20
7-15
______
Power,
Power,
California Water &
Common
6-22
6-30
6-15
Cement
$1
7
7-30
7-15
Portland
8
7-
60c
$$3.50
(s-a)__
1
7-15
Co.
7-8
J$1.37'A
(quar.)
from income and
Baker
25c
COm'
1
12'Ac
dividend
(4-for-3
T
S^md?vid°ndMaChlne C°-
8-
f$1.37'A
(quar.)
Insurance
conv.
Babcock
o*
r
?.2n
7-
dividends.
July
com.
6-10
7-22
15c
Packing
8-10
1
held.
__^
Line
Co.,
*s
7
fl18
6-30
1
8-
6-24
7-11
8-
10c
California
11
-
J
8-15
„2g
«fuar.|
(8c
6"24
,
2
25c
______
e
7-20
9-
7-20
8
$10c
$$1.25
California
7
1
6-10
7-
15c
—
preferred
8-
4
2%
preferred
Canada Iron
(quar.)
Axe Science
7"15
2
8.
L*
(increased)
5
7.
50c
_
Wisconsin Fund. Inc. (from
Wisconsin Southern Gas
$1.20
«=
25c
___
Sewing Machine Corp.—
$3
,
tt2 50
____
(accum.)
WUbur Chocolate,
5* preferred A
7.
7%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Supply
Air
Axe-Houghton Fund
ment income)
25
Ltd!—
pref.
B
Life
Austin, Nichols
7
7-15
6-15
<quar.)____
Quarterly
8-15
25c
share
(quar.)
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd.
Wholesalers, Ltd.. class A
Class
Atlas
7.2g
9-1
7-
a2'A%
Electric
pieferred
preferred
4.35%
7
22%c
(quar.)
Hardware,
$2.80
'r
2nd
-
common
25c
$1.32
interim
Charlotte
Stock
(quar.)
...
White
8_15
■
of
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
$1.25'
1
$36c
Electric
Stationers
Atlas Steels,
(quar.)
1
8-
*25c
Chemical Co.
preferred
Atlantic
Corp.—
Wellington Fire Insurance
(Toronto)—
^Interim)
____.—____________
Western
6
8-
8-15
$56'/4c
(quar.)_____
preferred
Atlantic
Bros, new com.
(initial-quar.)
Showcase St Fixture Co.—
preferred
4.10%
15c
Iron
Company
8-31
1
Warren
Weber
9-30
10-
8-15
7-15
7-29
Amer. (s-a)
of
(quar.)__
5.10% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
8
$30c
$73c
(quar.)«
&
City
4.75%
6-28
_
Coal
4%
7-8
$0,193
ordinary
Radium Corp. (quar.)_
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
U. S.
7-8
8-1
$1.06%
United Molasses Co., Ltd.—
American
8-1
60c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
7-
15c
Refining (stock dividend)__
Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
&
Atlantic
25c
,
Univis
Oil
Atlanta
Co
4.70%
series
to
Atchinson Topeka <fe Santa Fe
5% preferred (s-a)___
8-15
$18-1
6-20
7-29
35c
plus
common
<fc
preferred
Ordinary
8
9-15
5
A
each
share
per
into
Equipment Corp.,
4%%
Associated
1
1
8-10
12%e
Aircraft Corp.—
pfd. (1955 series) (quar.)
4%'pfd. (1956 series) (quar.)
4%%
Co.
&
Ashland
8-
50c
4%
United Gas
$52.50
Associated
Lines
Fruit
at
7-15
8-
'
$1.40
14
Convertible
7-15
%
7-
}70c
for
Arrow-Hart-Hageman
1
12'Ac
J50c
preference
Arizona Fertilizer
United
United
convertible
8-16
8-
•
$1.49
__
1
8-
$1.22%
Oregon
preferred A
(quar.).
5»A% preferred B (quar.)^
Argus
Corp.,
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)_^_
$2.50 preference series B (quar.)
8-16
8-1
Fund
California
5'A%
6-20
25c
_
value)
par
1
1
California
6-25
(quar.)
shares
$20c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—^
Electric
6-10
5
t$0.007
1
8-
California
7-11
7-
1
8-15
7-
(quar.)
82y2C
25c
common
six
of
6-29
-
7-29
$7'Ac
9-
25c
12-12
8-15
8-
31c
$15c
(quar.)
Ray Bakeries (quar.)__
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
12yac
/•
9-
$1.14
_
(quar.)
Co.
7-28
12-20
CMP Industries
Pulp & Paper Mills—
dividend
(5c
7-30
;
(quar.)
preferred
Air
7-
8-31
17 %c
(quar.)
$4.90
Oil
7-15
9-12
$1.25
B
Stock
7
15c
(quar.)
Class
1
t40c
(quar.»
9-20
22'Ac
Co.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.' (quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., class
1
8-
9-12
$1.25
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd.
(quar.)__
Smelting
Corp.,
1
Per
Share
,
Butler
5
2'Ac
Increased
1
8-
Electric
&
7-
'
.
(quar.)
preferred
&
(quar.)
common
Cable
10-
11-30
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co. Ltd.—
1
8-
8-15
"
•
.
8-
8-15
,$1.27%
„
7-14
8-15
«fc
7-15
;f.
(quar.)~
Business Men's Assurance Co.
*
' \
v -'
'
Cal
class A
preferred vtquar.)_-_
4'A% preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Huronian.
Ltd.
(s-a)_
8
8-15
'
Lead
Wire
12-15
18%c
$2.90
6-30
7-26
$1.08
__
7-
7-15
•
9-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$2.80
preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
8
7-30
Corp.,
$1.25
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
•
T
Co., Ltd., common
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
6-20
80c
Common
7-15
1
Zinc
Anglo Canadian
6-28
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United
7-
1
Burns
.
preferred
Bush Terminal Co.
Class B
6-28
America, Inc
$5.96
Union
7- 8
10c
Torrington Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Trane Company (quar.)
;
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line,
$2.55
7-
(quar.)
Toledo Edison Co.; common
4%%
7-22
50c
—
Reduced
4.56%
8-
20c
.
20c
&
Lines,
Biscuit,
Burry
Texas)
4c
Transit
Anderson
7-1
7-15
(quar.)
7-15
9-29
'
<
*,
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
7-1
4c
President
American
—
8-1
25c
(quar.)__
(Galv.,
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
Anaconda
(quar.)
Ltd.
5%
6-23
Co.
Canada,
American
7-15
70c
(quar.)_
(resumed)
Haute Malleable
Insurance
Pad & Paper (quar.)
Photocopy Equipment—
Increased quarterly
7-12
15c
pfd.
4%%
6-27
Quarterly
8-
15c
Tampa Electric Co., common
4.32%
preferred A (quar.)
4.16% preferred B (quar.I
5.10% preferred C (quar.)
Texaco
Insurance
15c
31 %c
Co. of
National
American
1
v
Name of Company
8-22
7
6c
6-23
(quar.)
Inc.
Fire
1
7-
Fund
7-12
Paper
Gas
National
9-
20c
—
8-12
8-12
8-12
(2-for-l stock split)—
(Mass.)
(quur.)_
Inc.
Briquet,
Mutual
90c
Stanray Corp. (quar.)
Stone Container Co.
(quar.)
Stott
(quar.)..
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
25c
.2565%
34c
___
Springfield Gas Light Co.
Products, Inc
Standard
$1.12'a
(quar.)
Molasses
(quar.)__
5%
(quar.)
American Rubber & Plastic Corp. (initial)__
American Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Sta-Rite
Standard Fuel Co. Ltd.,
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Bullocks, Inc., 4%
Quarterly
8-12
Optional in cash or stock
Inc.
Share
Climax Inc.—
American
7-18
7-15
Fund
Materials,
'
American
8-31
25c
When
per
•
30c
preferred (quar.)_,—,<
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
Southern
v
'
*
American
1
12 %c
4%
Industries
'"i
American
10-
(quar.)
common
4.25%
Southern
Metal
preferred
9—2
9- 2
8-31
H5c
—
(quar.)
Water,
4%%
7-14
7-19
8-15
.10- 2
10- 2
10- 1
t50c
$56%c
$15c
.-
(quar.)
Corp.
California
Southern
American
40c
————
(A.
7-15
7-15
'
'*
■'
American
preferred
Class
7-30
7*80
;
of Company
^
(quar.)_
A
7-15
6%c
**
series A (quar.)—_—
4%% preferred series B (quar.)
Eilverwood Dairies, Ltd,, class A—
4%
'*
'
7-30
Power Co.—
&
"
Name
20c
—
_
t
V
American
common-—-
——
Preferred
Class
Inc.,
/
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holders
When
Per
Name of
.
7-15
6-17
55c
8-15
7-15
$40c
7-15
6-
v
3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
:
9-
$l3c
(quar.)
I"" I. XV V.
$i2c
X
-
Continued
1
8-
8
12-
1
11-
8
on
page
48
.
Number 5965
192
Volume
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(15)
15
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
for Previous
Range
Year 1959
Range Since Jan; 1
Highest
iJvfT
84% Apr
134
40
8
47% May
1
9
Sep
59% Feb
98 % Mar
Sep
Oct
Fund
1
common
16
23% May 31
42% Jun
29
17
41 va May
52
15
ACF Industries
2
12
Jun
3
23
Jan
15% Jan
4
ACF-Wrlgley Stores Inc
23% May 11
32% Jan
6
Acme Steel
9
23% May 31
28 % Jan
4.
Adams
16% Apr
14
47
Apr 20
94
9
11
29
29
22% Nov
Apr
Jun
4.50%
~4%
Jan
4
7% Jan
14
27% Jun
9
29% Jan
4
6% Mar 19
A
J
30
35
• Jan
30
17
22% Apr
53% Dec
1
19% May 12
Alco
18
38% Feb
8
53% Jun
3
Aldens
77% Jun
12
Sep
15
79
Feb
17
82% Jun
8
13'A Jan
851
•
15
8
;
July
4%%
39%
40y2
46%
46%
46%
13%
100
„
43,700
•
4,200
21,400
.
12%
121/a
12%
12%
13%
24%
24 %
24%
24
24%
24
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
25%
.3,100
37%
40
37%
41%
38%
42
41%
42%
40
41%
20,300
78
79%
78
80%
79
,
77
V
79
141/a
,
3,000A
'•••24%
79%
78%
801/4
7,500,'
181/4
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18
181/a
8,800
31%
29
30%
30
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
14%
147/B
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
75%
76%
75%
76
75
74
74%
73 %
74%
300
•274
300',
•270
5
5%
5
;
1
17%
_1
30%
___50c
i
:
•14%
5,300
5,100
'
Inc
common
pfd 1951
No par
series
100
*280
300
.2
Inc
5 Vs
2
Corp
Products
Inc
41%
46%
25%
Industries
23% Dec
41
47
12%
Products-;.-
Gas
42%
46%
——.1
conv
Alabama
16% Nov
23'/a Jan
2
Corp
Reduction
22
41
47%
24
Aeroquip Corp
Air
42%
46
12 %
Admiral
4
39%
47%
25%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Jan
39%
.
24%
1
85
8
8,400
.
107%
12%
1
Control
400
42%
63%
61%
•107
25 %
4
24
•41%
63%
112
_No par
Corp
Air
42%
63
•107
Shares
24%;
Jun
,20% Feb
24
66% Mar
Adams-Millis
•41%
63%
112
•108
the Week
:
July 1
1
10
;
Co
40% Mar
28
14% Jun
23
91% Mar 10
328
'
17
41%
63
'64%
112
Friday
June 30
47%
1
Co
Express
•108
41%
42%
63%
65%
110
Sales fur
Thursday
'
39%
23% Jan
16% May 11
38% Dec
Jun
*41%'
42%
64 %
110
125
Inc
June 29
PRICES
Wednesday
June 28
*41%
5
convertible
Aug
30 % Mar
1
3% Feb
4%
34% July 15
22
290
Abbott Laboratories
10
23% Jan
2
3
71
Abacus
15
Tuesday
June 27
■
preferred—100
ABC Vending Corp
1
29 % May
17% Dec
19
69 % Jun
7
Monday
Far
27% Dec
21
23% Jan
42% Apr
114% Jun
52% Mar 10
24
Apr
63
Sep
8
Mar
28
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
57
108% Oct 20
18% Mar 26
46% Nov 23
12% Nov
4
26
Jan
2
26
Sep 23
17
NEW YORK
(Lowest
Highest
Lowest
40
STOCKS
-n
•
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
28%
.1
•277
29
>
300
5
5%
•277
5%
28%
"<
74%
5
*'
28%
5%
28%
28%
;•
6,700
'
4
51/8
.
29
29
28%
300
?
14,600
—_
29%
,3,100
preferred..
15%
16%
15%
16 %
15%
16
15%
15%
15 y8
15'/a
5
51
521/2
50
51%
50%
51%
51%
52%
51%
52
10,200
100
common
*80
81
80
80
80
80
81
81
81
50
•80
9,100
,
1
fy
18
8% May 11
5
Alleghany Corp
18
30 '/a May 11
45
Jan
5
60% Aug 31
36% May 10
56% Jan
4
90% Jan
6% convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
9% Jan
28
15% Nov
32 V2 Jan
28
54% Nov
44% Jan
7
Dec
30
12% Feb
Dec
89
57
102
Apr
10
8
28% Aug 25
30
59
Dec
17'/a Jun
2
22% Jan
8
8
59
Jan
4
Allied
8% Oct
27
•
15% Jun
1
17% Jan
4
Allied
Kid
21
48% Mar 14
58% Feb
5
Allied
Laboratories
44% Feb
24
32
May 31
39% Jan
6
Allied
4
1
11% Jan
5
Allied
Products
7Vb Jun
58% Jan
1
Jan
4
28% Jun
1
40
Jan
28
Apr 28
132
Jan
28
36% Apr
35'% Jan
13
Jan
4
52% Jan
5
Dec
11
26% Feb
17
38% Sep
Jan
29
127% Sep
1
32% Sep
8
39 % Feb
25
30% May 12
1
39% July 15
77% May 11
115% July 24
29% Apr 25
81% Jun 29
104
May
27
Allied
13
49% Jun
11
75
83% Mar 17
1
9%
97/a
33%
33%
33'/«
33%
33 Mi
33%
331/4
33%
40%
39%
40
39%
40%
40%
40%
39%'
40
100
*95%
97%
*95%
•95%
97i/2
•94 y2
97%
*95
97%
171/4
17%
17%
97%
17%
17%
17%
*17 Ml
17%
*17 Vb
17%
551/8
57 '/.«
54%
55%
54%
55%
551/4
56%
561/8
1
,9
Mills
61% Jun
97/8
34%
39%
102 %
80
108
Jun
4%
14
Co
'
9%
.
5
*16%
16%
16%
*16%
No par
51%
51 7/8
51%
52%
51%
35
35
::
36 1
35
35
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
Corp
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Mfg
Alpha Portland Cement
•16
1,000
I
24,800
r..200
531/4 i
10,200
300
36
7%
77/8
79
79
29%
51
50%
79
50
79
29%
30%
52%
79
29'/a
•104%
52%
51%
79
30
110
*105
111
;
1,600
'
'
-
29%
79
791/4
28%
29%
•1041/4
380
22,400
106
*1041/4
107
5,800
29'/4
79»/4
797/8
29
107
53
52
*
——«-
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
31 7/s
32
32%
No par
311/a
31%
31
311/4
30%
31
30%
1
.
.
^:
■
16%
52'A
*35
7%
7%
13,600
,
57
16%
16%
2,300
1'
.
10
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co
50 7/o
*105
100
7%
17
26,500
-
'
50
_10
common
convertible preferred
17
97/a
9%
52%
351/4
51%
'<&■ *35
52%
351/4
5
Inc
S:
97/8
No par
Allis-Chalmers
4
,
Stores
4.08%
10
1
Chemical Corp
14% Feb
22
9%
33%
1
10
Allen Industries Inc
Feb
-47
22
21% Mar 20
4
21
Dec
75
May 27
64% Apr
17% Dec
46% Sep
36%
100
12
9%
1
common
83%
84%
83
84
81%
84
82%
34%
*33
34%
•33
34%
•33
34%
*33
34%
of America
*32%
32%
31
30%
311/a
83%
82'/4
83 '/a
2,100
60,700
.
19,000
Amalgamated Leather Co—
33 % Jan
52 -V
Feb
Dec
Mar 18
42
47
22
53% May 25
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Feb
29
56% July 17
5
12
44% Sep
39
35% Jun
21
1.0
Jan
50% Mar 15
69% Nov
25
27% Dec
22
30
25% Jun
23
23% Nov
18
33% Apr
9
17% Apr
26
117% Nov
10
160 % Apr
ff
98
Amerace
6
Amerada
Amer
Jan
21
May 23
25% Jan
106% Jan
27
3%%
40% May 26
44% Jan
31%
Bakeries
American
Bank Note common
64% May 29
58 % Apr
27
61% Jan
4
6%
•52
55
*52
55
37%
•36 y2
37%
*36%
37%
200
59%
601/a
59%
60%
597/8
60y8
17,100
25%
26
21
Co
40%
40%
*35%
36%
50
*59
2
23
237/8
No par
2
22
39% May
6
30
Jan
4
American
42
42
35%
36%
:
Bosch Arma Corp
58
Aug
3
18% May
40% Jun
6
2
1
51% Jan
7
American
Brake
20% Jan
2
33% Nov
20
25% Mar
4
39% Jun
17
19
7
20 % Feb
11
19
Jan
8
19 % Jun
20
8% Jun
28
13% Jan
4
American
Cable
43% Jan
4
American
Can
Co
60
60
20%
106
40%
*100
40%
♦36
40'A
V
40
40%
36%
*601/2
•36
61%
21%
22%
41%
42
36%
37%
37
•60%
62
60
61
61
231/8
21%
22%
21%
22'/s
421/4
41
41%
41
41%
35%
36%
351/4
357/8
35'/4
36
193/a
19
19
32,900
•
106
♦36
401/4
36%
22%
,
5,600
20%
*100
41%
!
20%
20%
106
100
261/4
26
26 V*
26
20 7/s
*100
36
36
26%
201/4
21%
108
41
41
>
26
261/4
20%
*100
10
preferred
Jan
45% Jan
Shoe
25%
217/8
108
No par
23% Sep
58
55
*36%
60%
*103
American
36
*52
37%
59%
1
18
2
18
55
•36%
60%
preferred—100
common
convertible
44% Jan A 4
50 % Sep
46 % Dec
*52
37
60 Vs
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines
53
37
>
No par
Corp
27
2
7
53
1
12.50
Petroleum
Jun
42% Jan
32% Oct
*33
50
Corp
American
4
preferred
convertible
6%
78% Jap
58% May 17
106'A Feb
35% Apr
7
33
Mar 31
51
5
,
.
—-
■
1,600
V
100
<
120
\
18,100
.
2,700
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Jan
Theatres
5%
Inc
1
common
Radio
&
Corp
7% Feb
13
14 % Mar 18
40% Nov
13
50% Jan
2
37 % May 12
35% Sep
17
40% Mar
2
35% Jan
6
38% Mar
47% Jan
2
61% Aug
7
44
Jun
1
51% Jan
9
12
American
Chain
&
Jun
15
American
Chicle
Co
24% Jan
11
Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4 % % prior preferred
American Cyanamld Co
American Distilling Co
44% Mar 17
55% Apr
28
46% Mar 22
20'/a Dec
29
25% Sep
14
17
37% Dec
24
44
84
Jan
15
106
46% Sep
38% Feb
17
45% Oct
Jun
21
July
Mar 30
1
*41
41%
*81%
41%
55%
56%
55%
55%
56%
57 3/8
20%
American
Electric
Enka
European Secur—_No par
American Export Lines Inc—__40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
*32%
American Hardware Corp
12.50
Products
1
American Hospital Supply Corp
2
American Ice Co
No par
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
5%% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry com—3.50
3.90% preferred
.
100
American Machine & Metals_No par
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
31 %
31%
192% 194
59%
60%
15
8% Nov
27
18% Jan
22
Mar 13
Feb
6% Jun
31% Mar 15
9% Jan
30
11
29% May 11
38% July 21
193
9
6
20% May 12
July 27
38% Jan
IB
15
198% Jun
15
142% Feb
12
15% Dec
23
17% Dec
3
25
61% Jun
28
2
24% Jan
18
13% Jun
2
16% Jan
6
17% Feb
15
19% Jan
8
Jan
4
102% May
49% Jan
4
74% Jun
20% Jan
29
9
9
2
Feb
25
94
52%, Nov
Dec
45 Ya Oct
17
105
76% Dec 30
84
41
59% Apr
34% Jan
30
Apr
9
16% Jun
May 27
18% July
1
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
-
3
15
76 % Jan
14
83% May 10
44% Feb
May 19
17
58% Jan
6
13% Jun
Sep 21
1
27% Jan
15
22
86% Jan
14
91% Apr
Jan
22
18
Jun
22
28% Jan
13
26
Dec
18
14
May
2
15% Jan
18
Jun
28
29% Apr 18
73% Apr
8
20% Jun
Jan
16
30
16
98
32%
21
24'/a Dec
14
55% Mar 23
65% May 31
26
Apr 18
43% Apr 14
43% Apr 11
31% Jun
9
Jun
2Q
•745/0 Jun
is
33% Apr
19
45% Jun
21
2
16% Feb
3
38% Jan
e
53% July
1
38% Nov
4
54% Mar
"3
Sep 22
18% Apr
Dec
22
Dec
18
41
May
% Mar 31
92
Nov
41VaSep
152
9
133
Dec
54
Dec
29
63% Mar
125
Jun
34% Dec
105
Jan
43% Mar
27% Dec 21
13% Jan 26
35% Feb
75% Sep 22
89
Sep
16
5
American
Seating Co
124 y» Jun
13
American
9
54
12
117
54% Jan
3
13
Feb
4
1%
8
122% Apr
preferred
Jan
4
1
38 Mi Jan
20
16
82% Feb
3
American
4
25
JC
31% Feb 23
American
Jun
Jun
21
27% Mar 15
12
17
,
20
Apr
34
29% Jan
21
7%
6
17 Mi Jun
<
30
19
9
4
125% Apr
43% Jan
4
American
20
7
25% Mar
1
25
21
14
19 Vb Oct
46%
Sep 23
58% Sep 22/
50% Dec
1
Dec
15>/a Jan
23% Jun
4
7
27% Feb
6%
26% Jan
15
Jan
7
17
42% Mar
28
55% Jun
17
Ampex
1
2
68% Jan
15
Anaconda Co
40
1
64% Jan
11
Anaconda
Jun
Wire
Anchor Hocking
Feb
'
3
47
»
Oct
20
'
July 28
95%- Apr9
41% Aug
6
38% Jan
For
footnotes,
1*
43 ya
July
Jan 21
39% Apr
IB
85
Jan
12
88
38
Feb
17
40% Jan
30% Mar
3
1
'
8
42% May 19
Common
;
Electronics Corp__ 1
—50
& Cable——No par
Glass Corp—
*4 .preferred'
No par
Clayton & Co_
—21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp——10
Anderson
26.
/
42
421/4
42%
43%
44
83
>
.
55i/2
55%
55%
551/4
55%
2,500
56%
21
32%
31%
2,900
34
:
24%
63/4
>
,
71/4
31
31%
176
31%
3,700
184y4
7,100
56%
56 3fa
17,700
17
58y4
173/8
60%
17
•17
17%
14%
•14%
14%
*14%
14%
1,1004
18
•17%
18
5,500
1,400
•101
103
66%
*101
80
49
23%
91
•
41,300
677/a
150
81
•79%
48% ,48%
23
233/4
49
223/4
103
66 y2
68%
79%
68%
82%>
49%
22 %
91
18Vii
14"%
21"%
65
29%
64
72%
41
13%
91
■W
3,200
73,200"
.
92
18
140
18
*91
6,300
18
is y8
14%
14 y2
•143/a
147/s
700
21%
22 7/s
"22%
233/8
158,500
64%
65
64%
65
297/a
30 Vb
30 Vb
30»/8
4,900
60%
62
60
617/b
11,000
25,600
■:
8,700
67%
703/a
67 3/4
697/8
40M»
41
41
41
13%
13%
13
133/a
141
32
141
31
30%
31%
6,300
20,300
10
142
*140%
31
4,000
•
120%
118%
1197/8
2,540
51%
52%
51%
52'/4
51%
52%
19,800
138%
139
1383/4
•138y2
139%
139%
1391/4
,520
*58%
59%
59%
59 Va
*58%
*121%
123%
•121%
123%
•121%
117
120
•58%
59 y2
123
100
59
123%
•121%
'
18%
19%
29%
20
20 3/4
19%
203/a
19%
13,900
207/a
30%
•29%
30
29%
29%
29
29%
70%
70%
70%
70%
69%
70 y4
69%
69%
27%
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
267/a
27%
28%
28%
281/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
13%
14%
153/a
16%
16%
17%
16%
16%
.
89
89%
88%
89'A
•8%
89%
89 y0
89%
61,800
563/4
55%
56%
55%
56%
56
56%
12,200
55%
122
-
„
.
6,900
.
-
1,600
„
3,700
3,400
121 y4
122
121V*
122%
121%
33%
33%
34
33%
343/8
33%
34
22
21%
22
22%
22%
22 y8
22%
27
*26%
27
261/s
26%
25%
16%
69%
*25%
25%
•25%
26 y4
26
26
,15%
iey4
15%
16
16
16
65%
69
66
68
67%
38 fa
37
39%
38%
41
50%
53
51 y2
'■-.39%
53
53
48
48%
40 -1
34%
22%
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34%
<48y8
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421/2
42
*86
40%
<
'
87%
41 y4
'
377/8
35%
'
f
-
,
26%
100
16%
9,600
68%
67
68%
13,100
'
38
53
48
*"
40
40 y»
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*
42%
43%
42%
87y2
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40 »/8
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38
35%
800
27
40%
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-
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42%
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38
351/2
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1 40%
3,400
157/8
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;
22,700
1
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48%
,
41 %
43 •
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38%
36%
-
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660
1221/4
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177/a
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103
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2,300
29,100
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•
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v
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115%
53%
\
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24,300
573/4.2iy8
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186
55%
39%
13
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143
121
•
1
31%
69%
'•
24%
6%
184y4
58V8
16%
14%'
18
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66%
*80
571/4
34
24%
i
20%
57 y4
20%
•32%
31%
31%
71%
138%
32,500
184% 188%
66%
52%
83%
57%
7
64%
30%
■>..*' 50
83
57
241/4
48%
20"%
91
18
14"%
21%
64%
28%
62%
116
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83
58
34
67/8
:
6,100
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20%
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200
8,400
.
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57
7
1
.
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41
41%
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143
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i
see page
18
,
51%
-
..
6.25
17%
2,400
>
-
37
r
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1
Corp
Amphenol-Borg
17%
.
69
5'/a%
17
17%
-
21%
33%
22
26%
*25%
16%
———25
series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
AMP Inc endorsed shares
1
Preferred
18% May 17
73 '/a Jun
Mar
Viscose Corp
18'A
68
,
121,« 122
100
preferred
64
56 y»
14% 14%
18
18
*101% 103
67% 70%
81
81
46% 49%
20% 21%
*91
92
18
18%
14% 14%
21
22%
64% 65
28% 29%
12
.12 /4
89% 90%
56% 57 yb
—5
—33%
12.50
631/4
•32%
233/4
43,300
36%
64
55y8v
>;■
,
481/4
37
47%
63%
57%
31
31 %
189% 192
60% 61 %
17% 17%
68
28 /<*
;25
Tobacco common
46% Jun
'
>
Water Works Co com— 5
Preferred 6% series
25
15
26
8
45
74% Mar 17
60% Mar 18
Feb
American
8
30% Apr
33% Feb
MairlS
2
Refining com—25
American
Jan
32% May 11
29% Aug
63
Sugar
-1
Co
Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
57% Jun
27 %
26
Stores
American
96 y« Apr
17
May
100
--■t
—
preferred
4
79% Jan
117
55% July 29
65%
Snuff Co common——25
non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American Steel Foundries—
1
66% Jun
18
18
65%
65%
29%
66%
29
6%
14
2
30
64%
36%
*471/4
36%
47%
63%
100
8,300
38%
48
*82
34
67/8
17%
17%
14 * 14
17%
18
*101% 103
68
70%.
*80
83%
46% 47
20% 20%
*91
92
18
18%
14% 14%
22
22%
American
60% May 26
9;
Mar
American
4
Apr
141
23%
7%
67/a
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Refg com_No par
Mar
23%
23
*30% 31
117
120%
53%
54%
138
139 fa
*58% 59%
*121% 122V2
18%
19
30
30/8
6970
27% 27%
33% Jan
8
42
*32%
10
7
17% Dec
2
51 y8 Nov
Apr
129% Jan
4
14% Jan
'Mar 21
Mar
133% Jan
20%
34
41% 42%
13'/a 13%
*141
143
51 % May 19
13% Mar 12
25% Nov 23
24 va Nov
27
57%
21
American Potash & Chem—No par
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
1% preferred
100
67% Mar
29
1
23
18% May 18
~22
Jan
145
7
5
4%% preferred
100
American Metal Products
2
American Molasses Co
1
American Motors Corp
1.66%
American Natural Gas Co
25
American News Co
--No par
American Optical Co
1
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
27'/a Jun
72% Dec~22
28% Dec 28
37
Jun
138 % Jan
148% Mar 20
117% Oct
5
28 lfa Mar 26
117
13
Mar 17
56% Feb
30
21
67
57
21
10
Co
American Home
36 Vb Mar
14% Jan
Power
Corp
American
38 i/a
41%
58%
•
8 7/8
17%
821/4
58
14,000
.
191/8
83/4
63'/4
41%
81%
59%
American
Jan
37
•19
383/4
38 y8
'
83
8
23
37
>•</■'
9
8%
38 3/«
•47%
481/4
58 7/s
7
Jun
9
37%
17%
4
34% Apr
28%
17'/a
42
30
55
18
17%
3
10
100
10
20
83/4
64
33% Jan
25 % Oct
33
631/4
57% Jun
14
:
37
*47%
64%
21
32% May
30 ya
37
48%
64
No par
Commer Barge
.
♦19
191/4
48%
Cable—-No par
May 13
20
4
59% Jun
8
46% Jan
Feb
31
37
25
preferred
26
July 27
52
38%
59
45
137
37%
25
46
13
38'/a
12.50
common
Jan
43
55% May 18
56
91%
9
47 % Mar
9
93
8%
81% Jun
2
31
91/4
/.
2
65% July 28
50
Apr 17
Sep
Jan
122
7%
Amer
89
28
191/4
37
■
9
38%
1
"
44
36% May 12
May. 28
36% Nov
25
66
Co
♦19
*19
20
preferred
•
39%
v
52
"
23,800
,
1,080
43%
87%
4,400
38%
401/4
38%
i
19,100
V.
40% 1
'
.
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-
'*•
48%
.
:
:
1,1,600
35,400
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16
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-v.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
fn*.'
M
.
.
Monday, July 4, I960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
••
Highest
lowest
18% Nov
18
49% Feb
28% Nov
27
40% Jan
64% May
7
23
7
May
35% Feb
75
9
§ep 23
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
lowest
Highest
Year 1959
11
26
32% May 13
40 Va Jan
30% Jan
11
59% Apr
29
77% Jan
4
37% Nov
29% May 11
42% Feb
19
Armour
48
Jun
30
Armstrong Cork
81
Apr 25
86% Apr
7
39
Jan
26
75
Jan
13
40% May 25
17%
NoV^20
23% Oct
15
23% July 16
28% Apr
2
44 Va Jun
27% Jan
5
Arviii
23% Jan
4
Ashland Oil
37% Jan
5
25% May 15
40% May 19
29 Va Jun
1
13
60% Dec 30
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
56% Jan
27
Feb
99
Sep
25
•9
Nov
10
100
-Feb
51
Apr
Jan
4
12
63
17
9% Dec. 29
38% Dec
18
Nov
10
47% Feb
17
10
39% Sep
16
74% Dec
31
6% Oct 28
15% Jun
16
48% Jan
27
15V4 Nov
24
31 Va Jun
9
32% July
8
10% Mar 4
33% Sep 11
92
Jan
6
62% May 25
53% Apr 17
86% Mar 3
8% Jan 26
16% Feb 11
96
July 29
24% Feb 16
27VtJanl3
23V. Nov 20
28V4 Dec
10% Jan
17% May 25
7
7
22
9%
28%
79%
May 11
Jan
7
Feb
1
Jan 15
40% Mar
27Va
9%
36 •,
88%
58%
41%
4
31% Jun 17
74%. Jan
4% Jun
15
4
9
Jun
80
;
21
21
„
May 13
Mar 11
11% May 11
33%
33
33%
24%
25
24%
64%
63%
24%
64%
63%
64 Va
63%
31%
64%
30%
31 %
31 Va
13,900
32%
31%
46 %
32%
47 '%
46%
48
47 Va
48
42,800
C 6,800
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41%
81
41
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41%
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81
41 %
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.
42 %
4,600
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
21%
18%
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81
41,000
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22 »/8
21%
21%
20 Va
21%
18%
18 Va
18%.
18%
[
30%
30%
30%
100
69%"
67%
68%
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22
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preferred
81
43
41%
17
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par
47%
*80
22%
Shares
33
24% v^vv
70
70
100
103%
10
53Va
63%
104%
70
104%
54
69
104%
53%'
69%
105
53%
68%
105
103 %
52%
53
23
23%
k
104
53
*102%. 104
53 Va
:■*
53%
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53%
400
3,400
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Jan
3
Feb
2
Jun
6
May 11
Common
24%
'
Jan
4
Mar 31
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred^
4
*83%
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4%
4%
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„_20
87 Va
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>
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86
54
54%
33
32%
34%
77
77
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88%
15
86
v.
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4%
86
1,300
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1,000
21%
15%
21%
43%
45%
162,600
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132,000
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45%
*21%
22%
44%
48%
45%
47 %
14%
43%
15
46'/4
14%
143/4
14%
151/4
14%
15»/4
•14%
v
/
<•
700
*85
15
41%
;
17,100
•'
.
86%
.15
*21%
1
230
4%
.
153/s
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
.
19,400
77%
*15
No par
Corp
3.600
34%
77
Avco
.
86
54%
>34
15
86
15V4
4,000
4%
15
87
'
15
/10,600
34%
54V8
'
15
35,800
'9%
*83%
53%
15%
23%
91/2
341/2
'9%.
34%
78
32%
*77
88 Va
■
53%
79
*••/!• 4%
89 V2
No par
*83 Va
33
*78'
15%
_
86
23 Va
9%
k 34:,./
53%
32%
79
1
"•V 9%
34'%
53
;
33%
79
20
Austin Nichols common.
Conv prior pref ($1.20%
*
33%
*83%
52%
33
.
.___ —
9%
•
86
52
24%
9V2
34V»
10
common——
5% preferred
j.
Powder Co
23%
9%
33%
"00
Atlas Corp
Atlas
25V*
x9%
I
_
Feb 24
6% Jan
10
——
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4V3
4% preferred
:
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
15% Feb 15
96% Jan 26
.20% Jan
4
24V. Jan 11
48% Jun 28
15% Jan
4
15
83% May 10
13% May 24
Refining common—1
Dry Goods Corp—
1st
81
22 Va
1
k
43%
*16%
—2.50
.
July 1
33%
47
,.5
Corp.—
8ales for
the Week
Friday
June 30
24%
47%
;
••
33%
47%
25
42%
Z"W.'
.
25%
30%
»80
'•
33%
32
No par
1
Associates Investment Co
,
;
14% Nov
5.25%
SALE PRICES
Thursday
—
24%
31%
Common
4
HIGH
June 29
64
65Va
1
Co.—..
Inc
AND
Wednesday
33%
64%
common
2^id preferred $1.50 series—No
70% Jun 22
105% Apr
9
Co
Constable
Associated
44
33%
*24%
5
Industries
&
33 Va
»v
5
Rubber
29
Arnold
June 28
10
Co—
15% May 11
20% July
1
2
No par
Corp....
Corp
Armstrong
Tuesday
June 27
'
Steel
&
IOW
Monday
$3.75 preferred—
9
11
31% Feb l'l
Jan
Oil
Armco
20% Jan
18% Jun
IB
Argo
"-V'
,1
Pari
Archer-Daniels-Midland
24% May 18
•'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
80 %
July 29
24
49% Nov 25
-''v1 V1
STOCKS
Range for Prevlons
v
•
100
B
8
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
>0% Feb
9
42% July 24
13% Jan
6
18% Dec
24% Nov 23
27 V. Dec
17
7
4% Jun
2
4
37% Jan
4
Babcock
17% Jan
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
24 Vs Jan
26
27% Jun
<>98% Apr
23
101 Va Feb
90
Vt Jan
18
Dec
11
89 V. Jun
8
80
Jan
8
16
50% July
8
29% May 11
28
66
Jan
20
56
25
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
25
Jan
44
Oct
12
64 V. Jan
27
49
Jun
1
Nov
23
30% May 11
Feb
9
43% Dec
24
39% May
34 % Mar
28% Jan
2
51% Oct
21
34% Jun
37
Jan~23
178
90
Dec
19% Sep
36% Jan
78
Dec
16
22
7
18
Dec
204
11
100% Mar 26
-
183
Apr
Jan
6
8
54% Jan
226;
3
Jun
17% Apr
62% Jan
29
25% Jun
103% Jun
21
;
Jun
2
65
Dec
11
56% Feb
17
79Va Apr
42
Apr
10
36% Jun
10
42 Va Apr
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
13
Nov
2
91
Dec
14
61
Sep 22
18 % Dec
15
32% Mar 31
43
14 Va Jun
24% May 11
12
95
89% Feb
May
89
5
May 14
May 11
37% Jan 19
25
57% May
16 Va Feb
57% Jun
74% Jan
3
22% Feb
3
30% July
1
52
1
45
7
49% May 31
1% Dec
21
36 Va Jan
6
32% Sep
22
49 % May 11
137
Sep 23
12% Jan
5
70
Apr
Mar 23
2
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
59'/a July
6
13
33% Feb
8
_
38% Jan
21% Feb
8
82
Feb
38% Jan
6
July
2
11
56% July 15
24% Mar 31
30% Jan
15% Nov 25
22
«
July
46 Va Jan
,35
18
9
5
May 14
36
Jan
29
35
May 2
22% May 27
15% Jun
23
21
Mar 28
24 % May
3
6
28 % Jan
6
1
18% Jun 28
22 Va Feb
25
17% May 11
40% Feb
1
50
9
48%
Dec^~7
11
24% Feb
10
Jun
27
Sep 24
«% Sep
30
7% Nov 24
81% Apr
66
74
24
Mar" 17
(A
S)
1
Bliss
Bobn
Co
79% Mar 30
21 % May 31
Borman
5
64 V*
Boston
5
23
113/4 Jan
18
27% Jan
6
18
5%
33% Jan
13'% Jan
6
13 % July
1
9 Va Apr 28
20V« Jan
17 Vs Mar 13
4
44'% May 25
29% Jun
41 Vs Jan
6
Nov
20
8% May 12
40% Jan
13
33'% Sep
9
53% Jun
8
123/4 Sep
8
66'% July 20
48
Oct
29
76
Dec
28
85
Jan
21
36
Dec
22
28% Nov
12
41% Jun 20
73/s Jun
23
52 3% Feb
8
38% Feb
17
76% Jan
4
67% Jan
6
76
Oct~12
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
66
Jan
48
Jan
123% Jan
63 3% Jan
63
Jun
80
11
12
4
17
Mar 30
28% Jan
105% Apr
5
26
29
76
Jun
17
77
4'%%
5.50%
423% Jan
4
Jun
20
Brunswick
353/4 Jan
18
463% Feb
26
35% Apr
24 % Jan
19% Jan
8
Dec
14
31% July 10
94'% May 27
37% Jan 21
15% Oct
22
247/s Jun
•2% Nov 27
82
13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
68% Jan
62
2
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
28% Oct 21
24% Jan
5
13
Nov
28% Nov
24
2
57/s July 10
18
Jau
10
Mar 30
30
46% Jun 28
1#
Dec
4
19
Oct
23
41% Nov 30
38 Va Sep 22
24 % Dec
30
#7% Dec 11
For
footnotes,
18
20% Apr
8
26 % July 28
80% Apr 10
67
May
4
84'% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
353/« Feb
5
17% Oct
5
32-% Aug 12
93/4 Mar 17
27'% July 27
13 Vs Dec
31
55 Vs Dec 28
22% Aug 14
89
Feb
51
Apr 22
44Vs Jun
32 3% Mar
69
11
1
3
July 28
see page
26.
16Vs May 26
80
11
27Va Jan
6
Co
6
85
Jan
4
2
34
Jan
18
Buffalo
Forge
17 Va Jan
4
Bullard
Co
18 Va
Apr
Jan
78 %
,
Jun
21
4
24
5
76% May 13
21
66'% Mar 10.
73% Jan
66
20
May
Jan
4
Burlington
Co
2
4
Jan
6
18
45
Mar
19
Mar.
80
Feb
15% Mar 11
7
64 3/4 Jun
9
22 V« Jun
26
85
43% Mar 14
49
323% Mar 22
24
Mar
55
May 26
8
6
Apr
24
7
28
Aptr 29
38% Jan
27 Va Apr
60% Jan
4
18
6
373%
38'%
37%
37%
233/4
233%
23%
23%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
7,300
74'%
*73%
74'%
*73%
74%
220
40'%
393/4
40
3,400
4,600
» ;
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
16
16
15 3/4
25%
15V4
5,200
26 Vs
25%
26%
25%
263%
26%
26%
25%
35.600
25 Vs
25%
25%
253%
2,700
;
•
80
18%
62%
63%
61%
26
25%
253%
v
19
600
19
5.500
21%
2,400
50
6,400
'
21
49%
50
49%
36%
37%
36%
37 Vs
x36 %
37
*78%
80
79
79
*783%
793%
;i8%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
19%
63
62%
63%
63
64
,
*7%
■
5
Hecla
Campbell Red
43
303/s
30%
44
44
8 Va
7Vs
73%
73/s
:
■
49%
36 5/8
37'/s
♦783%
793%
13,300
500
19
3,700
64
,
19%
64'%
4,100
613%
613%
603%
58
57 Vs
79'/a
27
105'%
15
y
•'
■
58%
V
79 Va
31 Vs
5
16%
17Vs
58%
•
59%
'
16,600
*77%
79 Va
i:
26%
27%
27Vs
273/s
27%
5,000
107'%
i043%
104%
105 %
*1045/s
105 Vs
260
74%
105
74%
.683%
65%
67Vs
373%
373/s
37%
31%
31%
31%
31'%
16%
■
74
66%
373%
16%
16 %
:/
163%
•
30
■
75 vf./
*74
■
'
673/s
.
68 3%
75
♦74
67
:
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;
:-
300
72,500
,68 ,:/.v
36 3%
37%
2,400
373%
313%
32
32%
2,400
16%
16 %
<"■■■: 16
16%
9,600
17%
V
37,%
313/a
A,
18
18%
62,800
17%
17
81»%
*81
83'%
•81
83%
*81
30'%
*293%
30
*30
30
31
12'%
30'%
llVs
12
113%
12
113%
11%
HVs
17Vs
18%
13,300
19%
19%
25,000
183/s
17V«
'
38 Va
193%
80'
i
22 V2
.3I33V3
39'%
22%
9%
3
331/,
•65
4%
*
*82'%
1Q0
84'%
17'%
17'/a
19%
19%
75'%
♦75
♦63%
67%
*65
67%
79%
79%
♦79 %
80
35%
373%
36%
37%
*22%
22%
22%
22'%
22
22'%
*9%
93%
9%
9%
33
•<
38%
<
33%
43/4
47%
23Vs
10%
33
24%
10%
V
4%
33%
50
:. "20
40,200
36%
373/s
22%
23%
<2,200
93/s
9'%
900
333%
2,200
:
9'%
9%
33%
♦33
<
33%
4,800
.43/4
4%
233/4
24
233%
237/s
233/4
24
10%
10%
10%
103/s
10%
15,200
/
63 Vs
^,,>20%
64'%
64
64'%
12,800
•
•
43%
4%
'
43/4
5,400
637/s
10%
64»%
20'%
203/s
20Vs
20%
•
83
83
83
83
83
' 83
47
*45
47
*45
46
*45
45%
250
*36
37
*36%
37
38
38
38'%
700
24%.
*563/4.
•24%
11,100
573%
63%
i'
•
6,000
2,900
,.
76
80
•'
100
83'%
75
67%
•
>20%
*82%
45
36%
24 Vs
24 7%
*563%
573/4
643%
20%
,
•45
36'%
.
17%
'
*65
45'%
I
76
*79%
10%
63
64%
>-20%. *20%-
*
..
173%
19 %
V,
67%
24'%
10%
1
19
•75
11%
80
5
04
17%
19%
76
:
173/s
*79%
"36 Vs
331/.
~Zl
„
18
19%
♦75%
9%
"23
/'."••
79%
17%
*79%
—III—5
No par
60
*77%
.
67%
—
59
79%
30
*65
100
*
3,500
81%
173/s
—III100
Ltd...__No par
3,400
*77%
*74
,
76
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries
8%
58'/a
177/s
19'%
No par
300
73/4
58%
♦43'%
31 %
*75 %
preferred
.
83'%
com__"l
Ltd
59
-
44'/a
7%
59%
44
7%
-
'
100
Mines
:
;
12
~ ~"~io
Inc——III
5
Inc..
6,100
31 %
*81
{
~
30%
x26'%
'
5
293%
30 Va
1,200
27%
163%
w
6,600
.79'%
69%
313/s
400
97/s
27/
*105%
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No par
59
13%
9%
*77%
!;■
105'%
'"74
74
67'%
4"/. 15
58%
,27%
7%
13%
93%
*43
593%
1
*73/4
9%
29%
61%
10
8
14
*13%
:
73%
"613%
No par
SSSnMUiaCiiIC Ry
Cannon Mills Co
3Q%
44
*43
93/4
303%
8
14%
93%
613/s
common
Inc
8
*13%
9Vs
30
43
8
/14
93%
";,.7%
100
Lake
8
13 Vs
3
Campbell Soup CO———^.1.80
Canada Dry
Corp common_*.i.l.66%.
conv
10 3/8
3.5Q
Mining Corp--..
Calumet &
8
14
10
30 Va
—50
California Packing Corp
Callahan
8'/s
14
2.50
preferred
4'% % second pref
$4.25
40
39
24
18%
Byers Co (A M)
7%
33'%
24
*78%
Bush Terminal Co
16
26Va Jan
3,700
68,800
300
38%
\
25
M
45'/a
1413%
38%
15%
♦73
50
..
2,900
443%
443/4
♦141
39 Vs
100
Industries
26'% Feb
9% May 13
44%'
453/s
141%
497/s
Inc
4% preferred
3'%% preferred
20Vs May 26
87/s Jun
2
34'% May
443%
141%
49 Va
Burroughs Corp
May 24
443%
45 Vs
141%
24,900
34%.
*24
50
—
Watch
2
20
44%
44%
141%
200
l'/s
33%
24 V4
37%
No"par
4
27V4 Jan 13
4% Jun
1
45 V4
45%
10,100
11,600
48%
1
34'%
19
Co
-
Jan
Jan
l'/s
633/s
303%
48%
21
•
40 3% Jun
82
45 Va
1
333%
141%
36%
Gas
20% May 27
6
46%
63
30
*
49'%
187/8
preferred
Bulova
34%
1 Vs
34
633%
30'%
21
common
Jun
$5
63%
30
*48%
19
Corp
26% Jun
vMay 10
14l/a Apr 29
33 %
lVs
49%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erle Co
Budd
63 %
30%
49 %
21%
B T L Corp.
4
4
30
18 Vs
Shoe Co Inc—
2
2
63%
*48%
21
preferred series A—100
16
Jun
10
*92
19%
33/4% preferred
33% Mar 16
16
93%
93%
21
100
Brooklyn Union
47'% Nov
12
*92
♦92
18%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
44'% Nov
35% May 28
93%
common"——"_5
convertible
6
4
/'
300
923%
20%
Co
15%
11,800
19%
No par
5
Nov
15%
43,200
20 %
Airways Inc__
Bridgeport Brass Co common
347/s May
28% Jan
11
:•"
5,600
22,000
13'%
19V8
Braniff
35% Oct 26
31% Mar
.
43
53 %
20%
preferred
Brown
16
♦15%
1
Common
17
44
16
68
413%
423%
37
& Maine RR—
15 Vs Jan
29
1
39
YncV—Tl.25
—
Boston
39
♦36%
:
13%
._7.50
Stores
81'%
67%
'
24%
27.
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
*80%
68
37
52
39%
26
11% Nov
Jun
81%
67
♦36%
40%
25 3 4
14% Dec
8
/
37
39
25 V*
Food
*80%
•
68
133%
44%
40 V4
5
Edison
67
100
53'%
►140
41%
39%
__5
- ■■
33,400
15%
15%
'
36,000
987/s
94%
73 Vs
___i
Brass Corp
19
96%
81 Va
*92%
14%
W) Co——
&
183%
99%
94%
73 Vs
_2.50
24
19
98
15%
41%
10
18%
73%
73
50c
*91%
19'%
13%
46
46%
141%
-14%
2,500
240
523%
1
48%
45%
100
Co
15
1
46%
800
45%
45%
*220
13%
33%
141 %
common—1__5
Book-of-the-Month Club
28
July
1 Vs
34
8
45%
240
800
6,000
35%
53'%
64%
100
51
94%
*15%
..
49%
common
44%
50%
♦35
101'%
37
30%
(Del)
44%
v
513%
63%
———
2,000
13%
29%
33 Vb
1.400
21%
135/s
*48%
_40c
45%
400
58
21
52 Va
48'%
1
?
13 %
65
Inc....1 peso
:
50%
-
29 Vs
Bond Stores Inc
Borden
'•
-
353%
♦220
29
58
.
92%
•
93%
64
j
Aluminum
59% Feb
6
13 Va
52%
153/4
29 v
»Boeing Airplane Co
v
13%
Laughlin Inc__
(E
15%
46'%
240
500
18%
^-^*36%
39%
48 V2
pfd series of 1951:
&
37%
16%
♦92 Va
*
50
Co
Inc
V
*35
.59
*80%
67%:- "w
37
.>
100
47,900
99%
81'% /
common——1
Inc
&
I
*80%
*^ * 66%
39%'
♦92%
/:
20
103%
*36 %
50
No par
_iqo
Steel
■
46
♦220
.
94
19 %
99%
37
39 %
*15%
Zl
__
common
Gypsum
4%%
Black
-
94
.
81%
88%
•36 V8
-
46
.
»
533/s
35'%
240
23
/ 67%*
lo
52 Vs
35%
46
101%;'7
•■/
52%
35'%
*220
95
18-Va
1*80%
V
5
Bigelow-Sanford
a
25
.
<inh
-
—„w__
preferred
36 % Apr
77
Jan
48% Jan
pfri
50
Finance Co
Co
94%
-V
-"-98%
__1
Consolidated
&
46%
.2.50
4%%
52%
•35
240
_p.i.
Inc
Corp
18 % Jun
76
*222
100
Instruments
Shoe
7%
4
32% Jan
46
100
prior preferred
Bliss
24% Sep
27% Feb
conv
6
24% Apr
8
51'%
4
16
Jan
44'%
53 %
35 %
12.50
58%
600
-
36'%
29 tl;
50%
52 %'
35
.No par
,
12,900
943%
83
36
29
44%
Jan
20% Sep 22
29
'
10
29% Jan
20% Jan
29'%
*28'%
44'%
Lomb Inc
Decker Mfg
Blaw-Knox Co
53
29'%
26'%
<
*58
44%
Best
145 % Mar 25
49% Mar 25
*28%
29%
5,900
83
59
44%
&
Benguet
8
83
59
21
5% preferred
3
42 % Dec
59
;;
58%
Bethlehem
1
59
21
4
6
59%
44 %
57% Jan
25
26 f
37%
44 %
Bestwall
13% Jun
71% Jan
59%
v
44 y4
8
43 Va Apr
36%
10
Jun
138 % Jan
38'%
59'%
Bendix
13
50
29%
37'/a
21%
Beneficial
•
.
4
11
12
2
32% Jun
l% Jan
31
10
21% Jan
10
Feb
Jan
29
Jun
19% Dec
155
25% Sep
29 Va Oct
1
6
Jan
59 Va
35 % / 39%
v
*21 Vs
4 % % preferred
4
28 Va Mar
10
36
5
*93'%
82
: 58
Bell Aircraft Corp
Beli & Howell Co
13
10
(943%
82
4Vs
-
26'%
933/4
81'%
21%
Belding-Heminway
26
45% Dec
25%
933%
81%
60 V4
Beech-Nut Life Savers
Corp
28
22% Sep
26
93V4
20%
Beech Aircraft Corp.
Beech Creek RR
I
92% Jun
,
253%
83
60
Beck
20% Mar 29
8
July
26 Vs
95
94
*81%
60
Beckman
18
22
25,500
21 Va
_
14
9
32% Dec
13,900
14%
20%
4%% preferred
Beaunit Mills Inc__
8
25% Jan
28% Jan
333%
14 Va
60
3%%
28
82
33
14'%
Z
1
Bausch
9
13
78 ./• Apr
5 Vs
33%
14
.
59 Va
1
4Vs
32%
143%
'
35 Va
100
25%
5%
323/4
14
10
Cigars lnc__
Beatrice Foods Co common
27
Feb
preferred
Bayuk
14
95 :/ Jun
3
9
81%
26%
a-c
Bath Iron Works
Corp
7
July 29
6
30
84
93 Va
81 Va
26
...
5%
32%
143/8
93%
noncumulative
5%
323/4
14 '/a
100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
14
45
5
32 V8
14%
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
14
Jan
54% Jan
,
5%
33
preferred series B
4%
6
58% Jun
8
24
Mar 21
5%
32
No par
4%%
27
63
.
14Va
r
13
4% preferred series C——100
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
11
25% Jan
3
Mar
62 Va Feb
90% Feb
74% May
Corp—
com
6
14
30
;
20Va May 27
66% Feb
...,.
9
Baltimore Gas & Elec
May 10
43Va Jan
29
23
85
May 17
23
Co
■
86% Dec
49% Sep
9
Wilcox
&
\
.
1
Nov
27
Inc..—
2
Dec
27
Babbitt (B T)
Jun
*
79
5
5
12% Jun
31
38
19
7% Jan
84%
247/s
37%'
24%
243/s
,24%
.•■.573/4
573%
♦57V*
>.
24 Va
■'
24%
3,700
21
180
•
•.
583%
•58
3/4
*59%
300
Number 5965
Volume 192
.
.
17
(17)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
tor Previous
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
13% Jan
4
49% Jan
4
35% Feb
25
2
Carlisle
Apr
4
Carolina
1
44 % Jun
27
Carolina
58% Jan
41% Jan
6
40% Feb
9
43 % Jun
14
Jun
27
25% Jun
95
39
19
46% Jan
26% Sep 30
8
38% Jan
27
16
26
18
Sep
22
26% Feb
108
Dec
29
6
Jan
'ft 7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
12
Nov
16
Carrier
Case
1
22% Jan
5
30
114% Jan
19
21
25% May
34% Jan
5
92
Power
&
45
43%
26 %
18%
20%
19 Va
89
89
44.%
43
433/8
44
445;
41%
43
30 %
30%
30
30%
*42%
43%
43
5
_io
__50 7
2nd
Jan
13
1
31% Jan
8
114% Dec 22
76% Sep 22
119% Mar
2
Jun
24
83% Jan
13
NOV 23
44% Mar 20
20
Apr
3
21% July
1
35 % Jan
15
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
23
21% Jun
15
25% Jan
15
Central
Aguirre Sugar
24% Jun
8
Central
Foundry Co
Central
of
91 %
July
>75
9
8
4.20%
preferred
7%
•
2nd
4%%
preferred-
9,800
41%
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
30
303/8
43%
90
24%
'
500
67 »/a
5,700
26%
68
68 Va
67%
10%
11
10%
10%
99
993/4
99
99%
993/4
5%
ft
! 273/4:
27%
91
ftft'ftft-
116%
116%
75%
:ftft;ft
227a
;Y
116%
'75%
75%
75%
76
75%
17% Dec 30
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
55
Aug 20
54% Jan
5
57
Mar
3
80
Aug 14
76
Jan
8
79
July
Apr
8
21% Mar 29
19% Mar
20
23%
24%
223/4
233/a
223/8
17%
20
93
May
6
4%%
4
55
Jun
27
Central
Illinois
4
28% May 23
Central
RR
Dec
11
32% Dec
31
32% Dec
" ft
16
16% Jan
7
Central
Violetta
Jan
7
Century Industries Co__
No par
Cerro de Pasco Corp_
Certain Teed Products Corp
1
Cessna Aircraft Co.:
1
5
27
11% Jun
21
13% Jan
28% Feb
12
40% Apr
6% Jan
9
3% May 11
5 % Jan
50% Mar
1
79
37% Jun
9
503/4 Feb
42
Jan
46% May 11
July 27
Apr
1
6:
West
2.50
Corp
Sugar
No par
9.50
Co
7
Gotham
Chadbourn
18.
Chain Belt Co.
11
4,400
55%
57
79
"• ft-
54
21%
397a
40
40
9174
913/4
913/4
54%
54
543/4
25%
253/4
38%
37 %
373%
22
21% ft. 2178
•
•,
300
200
21%
•
5,100
2,700
40%
*90 3/4
9174
54
92
533/4
55
253/4
25
25%
39
37%
22%
21%
55
6%
.
•
1
.
*6 Va ft.
ft
7
*6%
v
;
92
ft
160
3734
"ft/ft /■ft
34
34 Va
11%
113/4
11%
1174
33
333/8
113/4' "7^
34 Va
ft:';,ft : .ft
323/4
33%
3%
3%
3%
-
33
3%
3%
53
53
ft
383/a
23
.' 33%
200
6,200
113/4
12
6,000
333/4
343/4
3 Va
34 Va
17,100
37a
5,100
3 Va
3%
53
300
32
*52
53
*52
1,100
97a
34%
*9%
-
113/4
3%
8,000
34
97n
34
113/4
20,400
•
63/a
6
6%
•ft'ft-ft 34 'ft
53
*52
53
3774
22%
*9%
9%
34%
*52
38%
23
5%
9Va
•9%
33%
500
253/4
*2434
25%
6,500
54
54
217a
9%
.
*2434
ft-ft'
7
9 Ve
ft/ft'
343/4
113/4
——10
—....
22 '/a
; *73
*9%
1
Inc
217a
79
40%
40%
•90
:
1,500
227a
213/a
39% i
1,000
24
79
.
9,700
■ft
17%
23%
ft/ft ftftftft 213/s
40
'ft/ft.
21%
34%
—
13
70% Jan
South
40
*17%
*53
ft.
22%
X213/4
17%
.ft 21%
ftftft'
ft'.
79
-
21%
22
Soya Co_
11
♦73
213/s
38%
&
Central
9
79
21%
213/s
*25
50
3
Central
9% Mar
*73 ft
55 Va
*53
76
4
'ft
120
1,200
753/4 ft-
*75
23
23
223/4
17,900
"
15
29 % Jun
55%
54%
10
15
16% Apr
May 29
of N
Co
Service
28% Feb
15% Mar 11
*53
091-vV 92
100
Public
42% Jun
28% Jan
21%
39%
Lgt common.No par
preferred
26
12
11% Sep 22
Illinois
21% May 2
5% Jun 30
22
21
Central
1
29 Va Jan
8% Jan
213/4
21%
31
8% Dec
62
•76
No par
5%
27
May
40% July
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
42% Jan
22
21%
*53
88% Jan
July 27
223/4 "23 ftrftftft-
.
55%
No par
32% Jan
31
17
23%
223/a
213/4
1
Georgia Ry com
preferred series B
27
99 % Feb
10
173/4
23
243/4
117
22%
22
150
91
116%
75%
ftftft-ft .17%
17%
23-
-
ft
I7%ft
173/4
x23
Co__—5
•
37,100
24%
247a
117
75%
-
38% Mar 23
24
28
37% Sep
1
common
46% May 11
88% Dec
*4%
Corp
5%- preferred:ft
•
1
22
17
18% Sep 21
34% Sep
.
NOV
22
71% Feb
20
Celotex
27
21% Apr 16
13
Jan
5
41
Jan 30
30% Jun
17
5,100
28 %
*90
91
24%
*116 Va
650
5%
27 Va
29
*90
25 Va
•
247a
117
20,200
j
5%
5%
53/4
.
32
120
26%
♦90
-
25
90
117
26 %
69
27%
:
30 %
42%
26%
993/4
5%
6,800
30 Va
42%
26%
27%
3,500
«
43%
*42%
io3/4 ' 10%
*
100
91
90
30 Va
116%
100
,jf__
470
43%
53/4
25
8,100
91 Va
43%
26%
90 ft:
*89%
preferred series A_100
conv
20%
91%
"43%
5%
-24%
No par
19%
20%
43%
26%
26
———1QQ
J
Celanese Corp of Amer com
20%
43%
67%
10%
100
203/4
53/4
5%
7
common_No par
17
Feb
103/4
;
3,200
*26
67%
11
2,700
26
30
26%
66%
100
preferred
Tractor
22% Jun
88
26%
68%
10%
44%
25 Va
*42%
26%
9S%
44%
26
41%
43
-
44%
25 %
43%
'
1
26
_12.50
common
114% Jun
12
7
1
34% July 29
98% Jan
•
44 %
26
89% h- 90
'
89
66%
1
;
Inc_
'
<
44%
25%
20%
89
5,300
9
20%
27
43%
83/4
9
43%
433/4
26%
83/4
83/4
9 Vb
■
Ry_l00
No par
Ohio
Light
125% May 13
89% Nov 10
Sep 22
25
"
9
9%
100
Co
Caterpillar
Shares
9
26%
preferred
% %
6
the Week
July 1'
44%
preferred
(J I)
Friday
June 30
No par
Clinchfieid &
Products
1%
7% Feb 26
Thursday
June 29
__10
Co
Corp'common
Carter
Wednesday
June 28
5
Mfg
"Carriers & General Corp
4
Jun
99
Co
Corp
4%%
5% Jun
10% July
HS%Mar 16
30
.78% Jan
1.
*
^Carpenter Steel Co
29%* Feb 23
58% Mar 11..
7
2
4
Tuesday
June 27
Par
Inc
(Philip)
12
48% Jan
89% Dec
Carey
27
'.31% Jan
.
Carborundum
Feb
35
1
17
Airlines
88 % Jan
May 25
29% Jun
2
84% Nov
40% Dec
Capital
18% Jun
5
41% Jan 19
62
Oct 16
33% Sep 23
45 '/a Nov 25
19
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
41% Apr 25
25% Jun 30
52% Feb 16
102% Jan
8
Dec
NEW YORK
Highest
7% Apr
237/b Apr 10
56% July 15
20
37% Feb 10
33% Dec 31
12% NOV
85
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
4,000
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
87% Dec
99
16
30
May 19
42% Jan
4
88
Jan
8
93
Jun
8
45 Va Jun
Jan
4
24
24
42 Va Jan
9
37;»/4 Dec
31
4
363/4 Jan
26% Nov
21
26% May
9
Sep
15
35% July
1*
38 :,/4 Jan
6
18 Va Jun
5
21% Jun
2
29% Jan
17% Mar 23
10%Jun
1
6
34% Feb
18
46
64% Dec
29
74% July
33
15
Dec
8
Oct
26
118% Feb
1
19% Aug
3
Jan
8
38
38 Va Nov
16
'53
363/4 Sep
29
23% Nov
25
Jan
5
63
183/4 NOV
4
69:,/4 Jan
6
Mar 15
11% Jun
Jan
18
433/4 Jan
6
263% jan
6
Jun
69% Feb
26
Mar
23% Jan
4
45% May 25
26% May
36% July 28
22 % Jun
37% Apr
23 Va May
28% Nov
23
26 Va Nov
23
27% Dec
24
24 Va Oct
22
37 Va Jan
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
26% Jun
17
46 Va Dec
17
50% Feb
4
303/4 Dec
11
17
2
18Va
18
18 Va
327a
347a
32
187s
21%
20 3/4
22 %
223/4
10%
Corp
107a
11
107a
11%
10%
11%
11 Va
11%
34%
ft.'ft 33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33
33
33
613/4
61 %
61
61%
61
62
61%
62%
'97
*97
106
31 Va
■
ft:
613/4
1174
11%
113/4
25
31
31
37
*36 7a
11%
ft
37
367/a
367/a
1,800
600
11%
24
r
36%
10
30
1,600
36%
30
24
29 ft
24
"
30
9,600
11,000
106
*11
11%
11%
*22
30% ; 30%
*
*97
106
*97
25
*22
*22
31 Va
106
*97
106
.
4,800
36%
500
x20%
207/a
20%
203/4
20
2Q1
19%
203/a
62%
62 Va
62%
.*62%
62 Va
62%
62%
62 Va
62%
600
19
19%
19
18.
18%
17%
18 Va
3,900
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,200
22%
23 Ve
23%
24%
9,200
24 Ve
243/4 '
24 %
24%
4,500
ft
preferred series A—ft—
5%
Chickasha
69 %
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp__
42 Va May
71% Jau
Chrysler
Cotton
Corp
29% ,'30%
.
24 ft ft:-'.
22 %
231%
24 Va
247/a
24%
24%
20%
20%
♦20%
21
*20%
21
13%
*13
13%
*13
13%
*13
13%
613/4
46
303/4
23%
ft
25%
6(53/4
187a
19
*30%
20%
*13
1
.ft 187/a
24%
25
20%
25
—
ft'
31%
237a
100
.——5
Oil-
15% Jan
ft
31
—8
No par
No Par
Cab
Yellow
Chicago
July
21%
213/4
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
11
12,500
22%
62%
May 2G
39 % Jan 19
72% May 20
48,500
20
21%
21%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
13
35%
193/4
21%
,—50
preferred
29 Va Jan
Jan
343/4
213/g
Milw St Paul & .Pac—__No par
293/4 Jan
32
35 Va
20
.5%' series; A noncum pfd
.100
Cfiic & North Western com__Nopar
2
21
33%
21%
'365/8
29
19% Jun
333/4
21
10%
12
Chic
I ft*.
327a
22
22%
'ft
25
com
3274
:
22%
12
Ry
210
607a
preferred—100
Westqm
ft
223/a
=22
Great
31%
♦90
.....
333/4
ft
convertible
92
♦90
22 Va
40
10
7
36 Va Jan
_
9,800
18
5%
40 % Apr
19% Mar
62
16
18%
183/8
Chic
35% May
22
18
18 Va
Class
July
32% Jan
8,600
18%
44 Va
Chicago & iSast 111 RR com__No par
29
8
443/4
44 % .443/4
21
16
44'/a Mar 30
92
44%
447/a
3 Va %
Apr
17
34 % Jan
May 31
Jan
91%
44%
90%
44%
13
99 %
22
22
33% July
'
43% Jan
4
July 14
71% May 22
23
4
30
Mar
95
26
13% Apr
25
Jun
59
31%
92
32%'
90 Va
4474
-
Spark
Chemetron
1%% Mar 24
103/8 Oct
106
3
22
32%
17%
313/4
31%
91%
44%
No par
$4.50 preferred
Champion
17% May 13
17
25 Va Apr
Nov
25% Sep
19
3174'
32
91
—1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
15
34 % Mar
3174
1
_No par
Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil'& Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc_—.
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Common
14
45% May 28
Nov 30
35
6!
24
Mar
463/4
ft .:
61%
46 Va
21
13%
120
13%
*20%
100
613/4
ft.
45
62%
683/a
67 %
69%
23,400
453/4
61
ft::.
.62
,'f 45 Va
9,400
44
45%
44 Va
443/4
51,800
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
77
Jan
21
30% Feb
8
40
Jun
16
78% Jan
4
843/4 Jun
7
Dec
17
102% Jan
12
94% Feb
2
35% Oct
23
47% Jun
30
28 Va Jun
29
03
•Common
30
91% Feb
37
Dec 23
100
Apr
■
——100
100
—
-
43% %
12
38 % Jan
5
C
Machine Co—10
No par
Cincinnati Milling
1
I
Financial Corp
T
64% July 10
26
9
55 Va July
643/4 Jan
393/8 Jun
1
49
Jfi.n
4
Cities Service Co_
15
Feb
5
273/4 Mar 20
18 % Apr
29
24% Jan
4
City Investing Co
43
Jan
9
57
43 % May 24
51 % Jan
4
Jan
18
46% Jan
14
463/4 Nov
19
Nov
493/a Mar
2
14% Jun 20
17
41% May 19
16
183/4 Jan
2
22
55 % Jan
2
47% Jan
18
89
23
Mar 20
90 Va Jan
11
Dec
57
Dec
33
Dec
243/i Jan
101
65% Feb
28
39
9
46
Jan
Dec
15
16
42
14
65
29
Jan
32 % Jun
136% Jan
28
Dec
12
59% Dec
2
126
Jun
57
20
Feb
48% Mar
.
4
16
17
9
Sep
21
Dec
23
82
21% Jan
7
8
433/8 July 27
71
12
48% Feb
35
126% Feb
47% Dec
33%
May~~2
30 Ve Jan
fi
Collins
Collins
Feb
Jun
20
3
353/a Jan
4
4
48 % Feb
5
Feb
24
45% Jun
14
17
48
50% Mar 11
49
Oct
14
63% Feb 20
50
35
Jan
14
483/4 May 7
24% Mar 13
36% Apr 12
18% Jun 21
153/4 Nov 23
24% Mar 23
14% Jun
60% Dec
74
60
18
16
2
Mar 23
46% Jan
Jan
Jun
51% Mar 23
,
44% Mar
.43
Nov
5
38% May 18
39 % Feb
673/4 Aug
7
18% Mar 11
64
Apr 20
18
76
57
20% Jan
4
23
Columbia
65
Apr
18
$4.25
9
49% Jan
4
3
50
Jun
20
17
28% Jan
4
27
61% May
5
56% Mar
4
8
25% Jun
20
64% Jun
29
22
101 % Apr
9
903/4 Jan
4
98% Jun
14
1013/4 Sep 25
112% Feb
19
1033/4 Jan
22
108% Apr
25
8 Va Jan
2
6% Feb
10
14% Jan
6
lOVe Sep 18
26% Dec 14
58 Va Dec
24
05% Dec
17
253/4 May
6
1
3
12% Jun
22
17% Jan
18
6
12% Jan
12
29% Jan
6
Jun
29
1003/4 Apr
4
303/a Nov 24
23
May 26
68% Jan
59
Jan
4
96%°Jan
13
21
106% Feb 25
27 Va
37
Dec
25 Ve Jun
82
6
23
25
23
20% Jan
20
17
603/4 Jun
27
2
31% Jun
30
4
273A May
5
23% Jan
6
49
Jan
6
19
May 17
42% May 18
7% Jun
24
Jan
8
29
40% Jan
53% Jan
7
603/a Jun
4
29
993/4 Mar 10
88% Jan
4
933/4 Mar 24
99
Feb
26
87% Jan
4
95
May
2
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
Apr
5
303/4 Nov
9
92'/a May
8
553/4 July 29
18
92
Apr
footnotes,
29% Jan
5
Jan
14
88 % Jun
16
28
48% Jan
4
83
16
104% Jan
4
6
36% Jun
28
'47% Jan
»4
13
75% Jan
4
16% Mar 12
23 Va Apr
23% Mar 11
37% Jun
100% Jun
107% Apr 27
Dec
For
May
30 V* Apr
58% Jan
2
26
5
17
18
42% Feb
66
613/4 Feb 25
Nov
11% Jan
20% Dec
24
Jan
9
75
573/4 Feb
423/4 NOV
18
44
July 10
33
Dec
Oct
9
17
44 Ve Jun
101
22% Nov
25
87% Sep 25
79 %
Sep 24
23
8% Feb
73/4 Jun
21 Va Dec
523/8 May 22
3
13% Jun
1
Sep 21
Mar
1
31
12 % Dec
32
Feb
20
30
58% Dec
45 %
2
143/4 jun
29% Dec
2
Jun
123/b Sep
20% Sep
37% Oct 19
Sep 23
173/i Sep 21
22 %
13
20
see page
83 Va May 23
9 Va Jun
30
14% Jan
19% Jun
14
22% Jan
26.
20
27
Iron
Pictures
Columbian
Columbus
5.25%
Cone
42 Va
20%
193/4
20
44%
45 Va
45
455/8
1,500
147a
147a
147/a
14%
14%
147a
147/b
2,300
A
ft
14,800
1,400
32%
69%
553/B
56
353/4
34%
35
343/4
35
343/8
36 Va
57%
58%
■•rft."' 57%
58
56 3/4
57%
57
57 %
94%
933/4
94%
94%
94%
94
94
*60
60%
*60
60%
*32%
33 Va
*32%
32%
60
695/8
70 %
69
703/4
16,400
55
55
55%
55%
127%
127 Va
10
613/a
62 Va
17,200
39
23,800
*32%
683/4
55%
*127% 128%
*12,7%
603/4
*1125
62
—
60
*60
60%
32%
*32%
33 Va
707/a
697a
703/4
56%
55
128%
617a
ft.
55
*127%
128%
60%
613/a
♦1125
ft'
ft
•
"
*127%
128%
61%
61 Va
*1125
38%
ft
4,200
220
50
.ft.
1,500
/
*1125
_
38%
39'A
393/a
39
77%
77%
77%
*77
78%
27
253/4
26'A
26
265/a
72%
7374
40%
9,500
•
21%
213/4
♦467a
47%
*54%
55%
*54%
55%
54%
54%
*51
54%
51
41%
427a
417a
423/4
41%
42
41%
42 Va
417a
427a
12,200
19 Va
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19
19 Va
19
19 Va
34,100
25,500
5
—No par
100
100
-i
10
Corp.—
No par
preferred
Electronics Industries
5
Consolidated Foods Corp.—_1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidation Coal Co
1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
preferred —
——No par
preferred
—No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
$4.50
$4.52
Common
4% preferred -—»
Continental Baking Co
100
common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.75 preferred —
—No par
—
Steel—
common
convertible
41%
*197/o
47%
Consol
5%
41%
19%
45 %
217/a
-ift—-ft—-«*ftft-,—1
Publishing Co__,—.—1
Industries
413/8
19 %
45
!
*46%
—
Continental Copper &
'ft
187/a
45
417a
47%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
.—No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
$5
1,500
24,000
,
47%
preferred
preferred
Nast
55 Va
50
Carbon Co
-No par
& Southern Ohio Elec—5
Mills
41 Va
230
28 Ve
533/4
common—5
Comptometer Corp
Conde
.
41
18%
44 %
.ft 14%
34%
28 Va
'
77%
26%
70%
21 %
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
Commercial Credit Co
10
Commercial Solvents
—ft-—-1
Commonwealth Edison Co com__25
4.64%
547/a
39%
common
preferred
28 Va
537a
53%
♦84
::'ft.
"
77%
27%
72%
22%
Colorado & Southern Ry—4%
noncumulative 1st pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc——10
19% Jun
55% Jan
&
28%
533/4
ft: 28 Va
537a
40
39%
84 %
100
40%
preferred series B_
5%%
2
17
233/a Feb
133/a Mar
Fuel
Colorado
28 Va
28%
*83%
933/4
60 ft
95
60
61%
*1125
•ft-ft 310
101 Va
99%
'
39%
*76%
27
70%
22
Co common
1
No par
& Alkman Corp
No par
Radio Co__:
1
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
7
193/4 May
Dec
Jan~~6
22% Mar
16
90
41%
18
10
55% Jan
7
22
293/a Dec
72'/a Dec
9
May 26
Jun
28
34 Va Dec
17
63
14%
38
32%
68%
Corporation T
-1
Cluett Peabody & Co com___No par
1% preferred
100
Coca-Cola Co
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'i Corp—JSTo par
Clevite
77% Jun
9
14
67
130% Mar
RR 1%
Pitts
&
58%
11,300
84%
*98%
99%
28%
53%
40%
183/4
45 %
95
60
—_—No par
gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
5
8
543/4 Jan
12% Sep
8
35% Apr 11
713/4 May 31
Apr
—_5
10
com——15
39%
84%
101%
84
ft.
395/8
84%
*98%
39%
83%
99%
•
58
-
"ft
39%
387a
39
39% ft
83
84
99 -ft 99
28 3A
29
53 %
53%
40%
41 %
18%
45%
14%
36%
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland
71 % Jan
13
25% Nov
62
7
Apr
—No par
Co———_
Stores
~
5
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland Electric Ilium
27
23%* Jan
433/4 Sep 21
32% Jun 17
99
City
Feb
45% Nov
193/4 Nov
59% Jun 23
~
■
10
_.
City Products Corp
33% May 31
15% Dec
44% Jun
--'ft. ft 39 Vi
8.50
,
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
-3
25
/
73%
263/4
ft
27 %
4,000
70%
73'A
71
723/4
49,400
21
%
215/8
21%
213/4
10,700
*46 7a
47%
*465/a
47%
100
30
51
•-
187a
187a
19%
63
623/4
46 %
46%
453/4
46%
453/4
453/4
453/4
46 3/8
46%
623/4
46 %
I,700
487a
49
483/4
493/B
48
49 Va
48%
49
48 Va
48 3/4
9,100
24%
25
243/4
25 Va
24%
247a
24
243/4
24 Va
243/4
593/4
60 3/4
593/4
60%
60
61 ft
607a
61 Va
603/4
61%
3,500
223/a
23
23
243/4
22%
24
22 V8
23%
217a
22 %
50,200
63
64
633/B
643/B
64 Va
64%
64 Va
647a
64
647a
11,300
Xl73/4
187a
*62
63
ft:
96%
*96
18 3/8
♦62
96
19%
63
V
96%
18%
60
79
*77
*62
*95%
183/4
63
ft
97
18%
*62
•
97
8,900
500
97
108
97
*96%
20
108
107' '
1073/4
13 Va
135/a
13%
133/B
13 Va
13%
13 Va
14 Va
147a
17 %
39,300
11%
113/4
10 %
11%
10%
11%
103/4
11 Va
107a
11
17,600
137a
*133/4
108
♦102
133/4
137a
13%
137a
107
13%
107
137a
108%
*107
137a
140
2,300
137a
9 Va
97a
87a
87a
8%
83/4
83/4
26%
255/a
25%
26%
25%
26
25 Va
253/4
253/4
263/8
4,500
65%
657a
65%
653/4
65 Va
66
65%
66
65 Va
657a
12,900
100
997a
100
997a
83/4
100
100
997a
603/4
58
69
57%
58%
293/4
30 %
30
30
Va
29 7e
30
26
263/4
267a
265/s
253/4
26%
21
21
21%
21
21
*21
45
45 3A
443A
45%
45
46
46
♦75/8
8%
*758
83/S
31%
317/a
31
31%
31
31
31
587a
60%
59%
60%
59%
60%
593/4
91
913/4
91
91%
90 %
91
90%
♦93
94%
93
93
*83%
85%
100
99%
59%
245/8
25
89%
*88
38
373A
101%
101%
•21
:•
*7%
8
30 Va
31%
307a
13,200
26
26%
5,800
21%
21%
600
463/s
•
31 Va
26%
21 Va
257a
46
46 3/8
9,900
*7V4
83/a
31
30 3/4
31%
7,900
60 3A
597a
60 Va
II,500
91 Va
90 Va
91%
73/4
*7%
94
94
*93 %
94
85 %
85
85
*84%
86
243A
25%
24%
243/4
24%
247a
89 »/a
*88%
37%
89%
*88
373/4
38
39
101%
101%
102
102
38
38
38 y8
♦79%
80
79%
79%
78%
78%
9%
10
9%
*1974
893/4
38
101
37%
20%
20,400
94%
373A
*19%
59%
•833/,
36%
.
58%
*93%
39%,.
38
58%
593/8
85%
101
10
20%
9%
*193/i
10
20%
16,700
100
*833A
•88
1,100
9
9
38 Va
38
39
210
10
10,000
89 Va
*88%
*101 %
39%
1
247a
24%
890
-
102
/•
40%;
4,300
80
44,700
79 Va
♦78%
79%
30
9%
93/4
9%
93/4
16,700
1974
1974
*1978
20%
100
*78%
,
•:
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1
18
(18)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 4, I960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE" STOCK RECORD
Ranre for Previout
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
44% May 11
56% Jan
8% July
1
11% Jan
Year 1959
Oct
23
9% Sep
22
23
46
45 % Oct
-
NEW
Lowest
Hlfhesl
66
Mar
Lowest
5
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
40
Jun
1
Continental
4
Continental
Oil
of
35
39% Jan
50% Sep
23
89% Feb
9
84% Feb
-
Mar" 17
33%
21
7
197/8 Sep
15
54% Dec
59% Jun
11
7
88
18% Oct
6
5
90
18% Jun
20
24% Jan
10% July
1
3% May 12
46% May 6
72% Jan 12
22
35 % Jan
12
72
Nov
71% Nov
24
85
Mar 30
16% Jan
1
2
23% Dec
23
19
30
85
64% Jan
17% Mar
4
20% July
28% Mar
23% Feb
17
26
Jan
17
.'30
Jun
41
July 23
44
Jan
20
36% Mar 22
6
42% May 31
98% Apr
28% Feb
86
21
32% Feb 24
7
1
Jan
38% Apr
40% Feb
54
18% May 10
93% May 19
4% Jun 28
5% Dec
28
114% July
21% Jan
15% Dec
23
37% Jan
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
4
9
65% Dec
30
81% Mar 11
65
12% Mar 31
15
33
2
6
10
13% Jun
Aug 18
Sep
15
41% Jan
20
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
21
67
59% Dec
18
21% Apr
2
25% Feb
27% Jan
2
40% Nov 25,
34% Sep
59 % Jan
83
NOV
44
14
94% Dec
5
37% Nov
Aug 27
3
25
14
18
19
4
29
37% Jan
7
Apr
Jan
4
45% Mar
72% Jan
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
Dec
22
83% Apr
17
Sep
15
21% Feb
Dec
1
68'A July 31
4
33
17
34% Jun
May 20
10% Feb 25
47% Mar 13
Dec
23
15% Jan
7
68
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
19% May
7
29
30% Jun
15
22
17% Jan
7
26% Sep
18
Dec
38% Apr
28
20% Jun 21
6% May 11
35% May 17
20
Apr 20
21
14% May
3
7% Apr 22
40% Mar 23
48% Feb
11
28% Jan
8
10
5
60
2u% Jan
Mar 21
23
31% Sep 22
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
16
Mar 26
17% Jan
2
36% Oct
28
19% Jan
6
74% Jan
7
27% Nov
22% Jan
11
Sep
11
May
202% Feb
95
17
17
32% Sep
30
42%
Marl3
59% Apr
24
6
12
45% Jan
6
28% Apr 24
8
9
Sep
17
74% Sep
22% Sep
21
14% Jan
21
0
14% Aug 17
278% Aug
106
3
19% Jan
4
42% Feb
10
24% Jan
5
85% Mar
99% Jan
4
19% Jun
25
14
200
27
13% Jan
4
22
Apr 28
96% Jan
5
Dec
4
42% Feb
8
27
37
40% Dec
Jan
1
13
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
266% Jan
8
21% Mar
11
21
46% Mar 13
16
38% Jan
42% Jan
47
2
Mar 24
33% Oct 27
28% Dec
29
28% Dec 31
32
22
46 % Apr
9
34% Jan 21
85% Jan 23
Dec
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
23% Sep
75
21
Apr ;16
883A Jun
9
36 3A Nov
363A Jan
89
Dec V l
94
Oct
26
89
May 15
46% Dec 24
92% Oct
0
Feb
Aug
18% Jan
31% July 10
55% Aug
7
36% Jan
73A Dec
38% Jan
14
93A Jan
7
28
112
8
45% Dec 31
633A Aug 13
83% Jan
34
30% Apr
8% Dec 10
63% Dec 21
14
Mar 20
Oct
23
39
12% Sep
23% Jun
18
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 23
22
32% Jan 29
76 % Dec
Jan
20
16
88
Jan
34% Dec 31
10% Oct 27
9
40
Mar
5
50
56
Oct
29
Oct
2
175/8 Sep
21
19% Mar 2
34% Oct 22
27% Nov
7
Jan
9
2
21% Jan 28
7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
79% Aug 11
18V2 Jan
9
271/2 Nov
For
2
15% July 23
70
May 4
63
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
28% Dec
49% July
15
8
37% Apr
9
10% July 10
28% Aug 31
10
% Jan
13
37
Sep
14
96
Mar 12
31% Sep II
35
footnotes/see
Jan
9
page 26.
42
Mines
8
16
21% May 4
23% Apr 29
24% Mar 8
Mar
de
4
52% Mar
54% Feb
33
Jan
73
Mar
19 V* Jun
50
Jun
7
23
9
9
40
Jun
7
56 Yt Apr
12
l3y«Jun
2
20% Jan
5
Apr
8
30% Apr 29
26 % Jun
24
2
54% Jan
58
20
23% Jun
Feb
23% Feb
Mar
35% Jan
11
7
27%
28
38%
393/8
14,900
221/4
23
22%
,24%
27%
23%
26%
27%
17,200
8%.:*
*■"
44%
16%
165/a
161%
16%
8%
445/8
X8%
*83/4
59%
*56
18%
60%
59%
35%
35
355/8
30
30
17%
17%
17%
443A
*56
59>/2
4,900
""22%
23%
23%
24%
i :16 %
17,200
16%
163/a
16%
8 34
-V 9,100
8%
44%
83A
83/4
3,000
445/8
*56
445/8
58%
443/4
*56
7,500
58%
18%
28%
61%
1
18%
28
613/b
34%
30
39%
44%
28
62 3/s
63%
661/4
63
35%
363/a
64
18,100
35%
36%
355/8
36%
30
30
303/8
23,200
3,500
18%
18%
28%
18%
28%
18%
28%
9,400
28%
2,200
30%
30
30
30
18
18
18%
18%
19
183%
17
17%
17%
20
19%
32%
32
173/a
1,500
19%
20
19
193/4
8.600
32%
333/4
33%
343/4
24,500
29
*28%
19%
32%
29
19
19%
31%
32%
*28%
19%'
3,500
28%
24%
24
24
28 34
24%
28 3A
24%
25
28%
28%
800
12 3A
23%
12%
24%
12%
12%
*233/4
12%
23%
4,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,300
173/B
17%
17%
1,800
28%
28%
17,300
*20%
213/s
*20%
'
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
173/4
17%
20%
20%
89%
90%
88%
90
88%
89%
20
20%
20
88%
89%
89
1
20%
19%
26
20 J/4
26
26
19%
20%
20
26%
26
l
26%
IO1/4
10%
26%
*10%
26%
26
10%
10 Va
101/4
&
10
8%
10
8%
10
8%
10
8.%
8%
8
Co—
208%
209%
207
211%
No par
99%
100 %
101
No par
101i/2
78
*78
78%
...5
.
.
2,800
26%
8%
Inc
24
24%
23%
243/s
50
38%
38%
39
39
*42%
78
.44
*40iA
42%
41
*43
44
*42
40%
*43
42%
*42
*20%
207
209>/2
42%
41
42%
8%
208
22
500
91
22,300
203/s
■
22,600
8
1,400
1,100
8%
2,900
211
208
211
100 Va
"100%
1013/4
1003A
78%
1003A
"78%
78%
24
24%
241/s
245/a
38%
39
24%
24%
14,000
39
38%
38%
290
100%
*78
'
44
"
42%
40%
♦38%
42%
40%
*43
42
*42 %
43%
42
41
23,700
800
79
300
*42%
44
43%
30
40%
41
*43
44
♦78
40%
530
*44
50
*43%
42
44%
*43 %
42
44%
*43%
44Va
*20%
21
*20%
44%
21
44%
*20 v»
21
*43%
20
201/4
45 %
♦41%
,_5
42%
80
44
10
20
20
400
5
23%
29%
25%
30
25
28%
29%
27%
24%
3,900
27%
28%
24%
10
com
Co
27%
271/s
27%
28
28%
27%
27%
28
28%
10,000
27%
28%
27%
28%
15,400
Co
Co
Inc
1
common—_2.50
&
Gas
76%
18%
1-26%
94
94
94
343/4
34%
34%
341/4
64%
64%
64%
64%
37%
85
*83
85
38'/a
37%
*90%
37%
/
83
93
5
20 ya
20
49
49 V*
201/4
48
20%
48%
49
49
7
7%
68%
7
7%
68%
67%
66%
*90%
95%
10
,34%
14,500
65%
65%
600
*83
r
37%
■
20%
48
7%
68
93
A
150
7,200
23,000
»
33%
37%
*90%
X19%
127%
♦94
,
>
83
36%
93
20%
77%
18%
18%
126
/■
34%
65%
*83
38%
76%
191/4
125%
93
*90%
85
50
37%
1,600
93
—
67
20
20
491/4
48
48%
3,500
71/8
71/4
7
7%
62,900
65 7/8
7%
66%
65
1,400
65%
4,000
5
Co__"
18%
18%
17%
„_3
18%
32%
17%
33
18%
17%
18
32%
17%
32%
17%
32%
9,800
32%
33
45%
32%
47
32%
331/4
29.100
46%
47
47
47%
46%
47%
10,100
2
Phonograph
5
47
".
17%
18%
17%
10
i
30
18 'A
31
31
31
17%
17'/a
173/4
31,600
30%
31
35%
36%
30%
31
3434
311/a
351%
31%
35
2,700
35%
78%
35%
36
36
78%
31%
3,900
79%
791%
35
79%
79
35 3/e
'A
79%
80%
351/8
35%
35%
35%
8%
35 '/B
35%
3,300
8%
8%
8%
8'/a
8%
8%
5,300
.8.50
No par
78%
35%
8%
100
40
50
Products Co
*55
5
13%
1
....
25%
33
II—3
_■
47%
25
100
Co
Corp
76%
19
.10
5% preferred series A.
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Ex-Cell-O
*93
76%
127
20
'
Inc
18%
34%
85
*90%
94
76%
126
25%
1
Amer
Erie RR common
Eversharp
*93
24%
*64%
65
38 %
100
19%
124%. 126% V>'
34%
*83
76%
19
20'A
94
65
24%
*76
128 Va
34'/8
100
24%
76%
19%
*93
common__l
...
24 Va
126%
.50
Nut Corp of
Radio
*75%
common_____i0
preferred..
Evans
395/8
283/4
1
28
>
27
Fairbanks
Morse
12% Feb 26
28% Feb 26
4
6% Apr 29
29% Mar 7
81
Jan
7
393/8
2,800
283/a
44 % *
a
79%
35%
8%
8%
40%
40
57
*55
13%
41%
57
17%
40%
*55
17%
41
57
40
;
13%
137/a
26%
24%
253A
25
34
25%
33%
34
33%
331/2
133/4
17%
14%
40
41
♦55
57
•55
14
14%
14%
24%
25
24%
33»/8
33%
33
190
41%
500
57
6,900
14%
24%
7,300
'34 »/8
7,800
F
Apr 20
7% Jan
28
40
Feb
6%
21%
Endicott Johnson Corp common
Jun
22%
6%
21%
Empire District Electric Co
8
44
22%
63/4
225/a
6%
__5
Assn
Electric Mfg
Equitable
43%
225/a
6%
x39 %
21
4
36% Apr 21
13'A Jan
6
44%
233/8
6%
39%
6%
28%
1
4%
17,100
43%
22%
65/a
39
6%
17%
38% Jan
80% Mar 15
28,600
28%
Natural Gas_
Emerson
100
29%
17%
Auto-Lite Co___
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
21
283/a
28%
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Paso
23
293/a
17%
preferred—
Stop
Emerson
22%
27%
28
Electric
El
44'A
17%
_
Stores
Products
20
28%
263A
50
preferred
Jun
79
28%
31% July
20
32% Feb 24
27
Bros
22 V$ Jun
31% May 26
78
Jun
35% Jun
29
HVi May 11
25
25
8% Feb 26
8
11% Feb
8
27% Mar 10
*77%
43%
26%
50
Manufacturing
4%%
79
17%
preferred
Elastic
*77%
210
77
44%
26
*28%
*76
26 5/8
59%
18%
59%
77
44
39%
•/;
*76
79
29%
19
preferred100
Stainless Steel Corp—2.50
Eastman Kodak
1
3,800
76
76%
28%
18%
prior
Eastern
Jun
17,500
53%
76
28
Co
4
26% Jan
*56
__50
Eastern Gas & Fuel
91
453A
53%
753A
17%
Lines Inc
2
l
293/a
50
5
29
45%
55%
751/4
E
Air
9
35 Vz Apr
18 Mj Jun
45%
53%
28%
$2.10 preferred
i,
W G Cigar Corp—
94% JUD.
46% Jan
44% Apr 29
6% Feb 17
44%
28%
preferred
Ekco
3,200
*17%
.
Eagle-Picher
4
2334
xl7%
common
Eastern
45% Jan
44%
2
preferred
VA"^A\; '/•
15
23%
No par
(E I)
4.20%
% %
235/8
3,700
*12%
preferred
preferred..
Edison
23 %
7,300
50c
4.10%
4
*77%
29%
.22% .' 122%/ . /
W 16% 7 16%.;/.. h
.1
$4.15
Eaton
10
133/e
par
preferred
136% Jun
Jan
.-28*4
2.50
USA
5
6
343/a
87%
13%
.1
Duquesne Light Co
18
76%
79
6 3/8
1
.
5
Jan
75%
2.50
Cc
Jan
84
54%
76%
77
*77%
39
1
Inc
Jan
65% May 23
54%
*75%
*76%
.
44% 7; 443/4.
223/8
22%
__.__5
1
1
333A
*85 3/e
13%
13%
_l
3
6
54%
76%
77
72 %
29
___50c
34
Mar 21
343/8
87%
13%
543/4
75%
53%
*
13%
No par
Nem
Mar
May
*545/8
33%
451/2
25
Common
$3.60
500
23.000
*85%
233;,
44%
10
Co
Feb
79
23%
13%
1
92
48% Feb
23%
45%
13%
.1
Industries
4*% %
86
441/4
8%-
Ccrp
4%
34%
X86
23%
.20
Products
Fund
Chemical
$3.75
86
45%
Club Inc
Aircraft
Font
34%
34%
*84
44 %
RR.No par.
series
25% Jan
34%
86
23%
2,50
Ltd
Duplan
20
17%
23%
__3
NY
series
Jun
17%
13%
50
;.
$3.50
78
17%
13%
Dunhill International.—.
D
17%
35%
*84
6.75
Co
29
3
35
.
1
Co
Corp
94
87
of
$4.50
5.
17%
10%
15
301/2 Jan
17% May 25
33 y*
Co
Preferred
24% Jan
56%
*20%
800
Inc___.„
Drewrys Limited
30
56%
20%
4,600
No par
Preferred
44% Jun
103/8
56%
*20%
31%
Corp
Dresser
44'A May 18
43'A Apr 14
46% Feb 15
43% May 20
Mar 23
18% Jun
75
Dow
18
10 i/b
561/4
20%
'
Light
Mar 23
39% Feb
10%
56%
*20%
89%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp......:
Dr
Pepper Co
No
5
9%
*56
20"%
31%
Distillers
Douglas
9%
56%
*20%
89
Western
&
80% Apr 11
24% Jun 30
18
48% May 20
46% Jan 13
22% Feb
102
5
40% Jan
18
19
Stores
Dominick
15,600
9%
*56
31%
Giorgio Fruit Corp
Dover
400
90
...
Dome
35%
88
Co.—
du
74% Jan
Nov
4
19
14% Jan
7
Dec
Feb
7
3
41
22% Mar 15
21
Jun
12
41
13% Mar 31
30% Jan
Mar 15
9% Jun
8
4
Jan
42% Jun
15
28
Apr 26
19% Jun 17
86% Apr
26% Jan
38% Dec
28% Feb
May 10
17% May 16
16% Apr 25
17
37
Vilbiss
(Walt)
23% Jan
*34%
31%
;
Corp..
Disney
12
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
Steel
4
23
500
35
90%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
49% Jan
Jan
100
113/s
31%
Chemical Coatings
Edison
27% Jun
17% Jan
69
11%
89
common__7
Denv&Rio Grande West
(The)
4
*66%
11%
89%
50c
&
Supply
Di
Jan
67%
11%
35
89
Inc
Lines
Diners'
33
*66%
35 %
89%
10 \
Hudson
4
29
20% July 23
53% Jan 21
&
1
2
11%
*35
89%
100
(Delaware)
33% Jan
24
May 18
Deere & Co
17% July
28% Jun
22
Records
Diana
7,100
66%
Hi/2
x66%
20%
*77%
18% May 31
36% July 29
5
23
Jun
9%
9%
10
C__._.100
Diamond Alkali
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
31
3,200
13%
9%
31 »/2
Diamond National Corp
$1.50 preferred
36% Jun
200
930
14%
14%
9%
31%
series
29
8
28
12,100
yr
43/4
31%
3.90%
De
16% Jun
' 60
31%
Preferred
4
32% Mar 24
AA
20%
•
56%
.
*76'A
30
24 % Aug
9%
14
100
9,200
96%
4%
.
8,700
*
9%
9
68%
19%
*95
5
•
%■■■■
31%
100
Jan
30
11
Light
66% Jun
8
9%
4%
:•
17%
1
Detroit
2
93/4
45/8
14'A
5
4
24% Mar
9%
..100
DeSoco
6
95
lls/a
A
Detroit
2
95
45/8 7
13%
36%
93/4
B
20
54% Jan
963A
*95
*92%
*
5
353/4
series
23
92%
953/4
*68
series
Jan
92%
A
30%
37%
-
173/4
Inc
&
Lack
18% Jan
94
1,300
€1,000
44%
953/4
*11%
3.75%
44"% Jun
443/a
800
10,300
.;
.
'
453/8
30%
*36
203/a
14
31
443/a
20
11%
3.75%
Power
17% Jun
Jan
Power
Air
29%
303A
36%
20 %
68%
Preferred
Delta
29%
303/B
36%
20%
4%
V.
;
20%
251/s
"
20%
133/4
9 %
35
19
25
'
20 %
37
Preferred
Dentists'
183/4
253/8
■
17%
_
Delaware
20
*68
34%
.
18%
253/8
28%
900
."75%
"
923/4.
50c
Delaware
Vis May 23
35
'
18
*
Corp
Daystrom Inc
5
24
*34 %
•
17%
common.
Mills
7
29% Jun
*74
92%
*11
56 %
Dayco
Delaware
48
75%
93%
*36%
*20%
preferred series A
9% Jan
50% May
29% Mar
6
Corp
Decca
;A. 2,600
33/4
48%
1,300
..._1
Inc
40% Jun
64% Oct 30
17
15
48 %
3%
2,200
1
River
Dayton
"A
92%
5
50
10%
3%
45%
14
30
-
101/4
3%
483/a
1
A
:
18%
*74
30%
37'A
•
88
195
.r
11
11
.
2,800
18%
44%
9%
No par
A
3%%
Dan
May 10
May .2
7
41% Nov
Dana
30%
*36
*88
•
19%
-
45%
•
No par
common..
18%
45%
9
1
preferred
30%
37%
97
5
5
preferred..
prior
Cutler-Hammer
82% May 23
8
20% Jun
28 % Dec
30
6
9
13
55% Jun
17% Jan
15
Jan
49% May 31
9
9
12% Jan
46
5
19
36% Apr
9.
33% Jan
77
2
53
6
prior
Class
29
78
23
7% Sep 21
41% Jun
5
4
Jun
15% Jan
4
May 25
il
$4
$1.60
30 %
*36%
90
90
*85
21%
13%
100
173%
85
94%
*94
2.50
4,000
175%
29%,'
31
37%
46
3,500
:
174%
25%
28
common—...5
Inc..
Curtiss-Wright
8
3
Nov
25
Jan
74% Feb
75% Jan
24% Jan
16% Nov
86
May 31
35% Feb
8
43% Jan
23
Jan
14
96
22
Jan
13% Jun
49% Mar 18
71
-
29
61
76
8
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
31% Jun
47% Dec
26% Nov
Cuneo
83
6
45
18
14
60% Jan
19%
25%
28
20%
_10
Jan
Press
19%
251/B
—100
Jan
19%
34%
24%
•
15%
8,600
.A; 10,700
85
76
34%
15%,.
Ai
37%
49
27%
*93
100
pfd
Sugar
13
19% July 27
36% July 15
Feb
preferred
noncum
*48%
*74
4.500
28%
57y2
173%
3%
49
>19%
28
16%
3,700
37%
11%
76
353/8
29
3,200
'
30%
32
.
565/8
18%
33A
3%
:
35%
19
45%
America__12.50
37
Feb
22
6%
49
*74
29%
313/4
37%
*
24%
*36
No par
convertible
RR
3%
31
32%
57%
100
18%
*11
10,100
57%
28%
30%
•
No par
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
91'A Feb
34
$4.20 preferred.
Crucible Steel Co of
5 % %
2.50
common
...
*90
18%
11%
343A
22,400
27,400
565/a
-
24%
Corp common___5
69% Mar 23
46% Dec 21
2
Seal
&
100
34%
343/4
"
27
1
14% Jan
9
26% Jan
Cork
preferred
Xl8%
88
18%
36
.
*85
483/a
15%
57%
88
47%
V
"
28%
176 %
;
8%
30%
38
563A
175%
177
*11
50
371%
37%
58%
i
*90
76
36
25
2
0
16
$2
7
*85
89
48 %
1
com
Publishing
9
2
Nov
13% Feb
Crown
Corp
preferred
Crown Zellerbach
4
37%
523/8
83/4
31%
^
X57%
.176
88
*74
2
Jun
31% Jan
38%
»
'
/
Shares
513/e
'
',48%
343/4
15%
58%
*88
100
May
25
82
Petroleum
conv
Cuba
9
15%
178
"84
__25
Wheat Corp
Cuban-American
27
20% Mar 22
31
common
preferred—
of
11
16% May
16
3%
11
12% Jan
15%
*3%
12% Jan
25
30
9
47
31%
291/8
1
18
9% Apr
56% Apr
31%'
18%
5%
4
Jan
31%
30%
11%
5
27
37%
31%
18%
Crescent
28
29% Jan
Corp.—
31%
16%
58
100
31%
-."7
July 1
53
8%
35%
32I/8
52%
1
.
.177
„
'
Sales for
the Week
Friday
June 30
47%'/
35
30
11%
Crowell-Collier
4
109% Jan
10% May 18
33% Mar 22
21
5
-_-l
—
common.—5
Thursday
9%
,
31%
.1
3% %
7
93% Jun
4
(Del)
PRICES
/
53%
8%
47
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■
30%
,
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23
Jan
•
31%
16
preferred series of 1947.100
Inc
Crane Co
17
60% Jan
32%
31%
-k
—;
15
16% Feb
—5
5
Cream
1
9
35%
Coty Interna tl Corp
5
28
36%
29%
Coty
4
15
36
:
525/8
9%
47%
35%
31'A
Products Co
54%
9
47 7,
5
75% Mar 24
39% Jan
9%
48
Corp—__ 1
Cosden Petroleum
15
4
7
of America
53%
47%
Corp
3%%
5
4% Jan
31% Mar
23"% Oct
31
25% May
May
14
<■
9
104 >A Sep
11
27
23% Apr
27
Dec
19
15
Corp
Corning Glass Works
3%% preferred—.
Apr 22
Apr
40% Oct
7
37 % May
86%
8
X9
54%
Refrigeration
Corn
9
19
36% Sep
29% Jan
22
Jun
10
5% Apr
50% Jun
59% Jun
186
16
54
..5
SALE
June 29
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co—
4
Jan
Wednesday
June 28
1
Steel
Controls Co
7
55
31
34% Dec
2
Feb
24% Jan
83% Apr
85% Jan
24% Jun
8% Jan
3
Nov
Copeland
1
Continental
2
Tuesday
June 27
5
Delaware-
Cooper-Bessemer
124
Sep 24
May 12
88
4
Jan
29
17
July
15% May 11
35% May 3
46% Apr
4
'
1
154% Dec
»
Feb
85
42% Feb
33% Jun
45% Aug 12
4
Nov
42% Mar
28
31
40% Mar 16
28% May 10
30% May 31
4
50% Dec
23
HIGH
Monday
Par
Insurance
31% May 10
Oct
LOW AND
STOCK
Continental Motors
Jan
57
YORK
EXCHANGE
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
9% Mar
1
34% July
1
l
84% Ju^
16
8
31 Va Jun
16
4
30
Jan
4
$1.60
&
convertible
Co
No par
4%
Family
Finance
27
8%
9 %
8%
23%
23 %
23%
convertible
Brewing
27
1
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
Falstaff
*25%
com
preferred
preferred—.100
Corp....
l
Corp
l
_
7-.
33%
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7%
34
86%
29%
30%
29%
29 %
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28
9
6%
33%
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8%
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28
,
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7
34%
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9
23%
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6%
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23%
34%
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29'/2
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29%
29%
29 3/8
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87
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:
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200
9%
24
6%.
35%
60,100
:
700
18.000
2,400
87
29
29%
3,700
29%
29%
1,600
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Range for
Number 5965
192
Volume
The Commercial
.
52
22'/a Apr
30'
24
16% Mar
8
20% Jan
4
40% Dec
9
6
16 '/a Mar 10
32 V* Nov 10
21Jan
2
23
26% May 11
40% Jan
6
Feb
10% Apr
May
6% Jun
2
69% Jan
24
21% Apr
29
22% Apr
25
Jan~26
: 34% Jun
3
56%
25
„
4
27% Jan
45
Corp
Fedders
Corp
Federal Mogul
Federal
9
Jan
21% May 26
23% Aug
12
19% May 23
22
6
6
8
4
30
60% Feb
73
July
25% Jan
19
16% Mar 11
51% Dec
21
41% Feb
15% Nov
.
27% Jan
45% Feb
19% Jan
May 12
67% Jun
19
106% Jan
29
30% Jun
6
61
2
50% Jun
20
28
23% Jun
6
13% Apr
44% Jun
28
81% Dec
Sep
21
Jun
9
117% Jun
56 % Dec
23
Apr
Jun
Dec
15
1
5
28
16% Jan
4
17
34% Apr
18
Jan
8
82
Jun
27
85
11
Feb
9
Feb
16
216
196
Aug 13
May 31
88% Jan
Mar 11
95 :
July 10
Feb
4
12% July
5
20 % Jun
14% Nov
17
25% Oct
5
20% Aug
45% Mar
50% Jan
2
93% Dec
223
13
Jan
3%%
3% %
13
16% Jun 20
19% Jan
28
41% Jan
29
Nov
23
12% Jan
2l
4% Jun
28
14% Jan
5
19% Feb
20
12% Jun
6
Food
5
12
Motor
Francisco
4%
Gabriel
33
May 11
71%
72%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
57
33%
38
300
71%
73
6,200
18%
183/4
2,400
60 3/8
58%
57
33%
34
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34
17%
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17
17
17
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34
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105
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105
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54%
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55
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105
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52
20
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107
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37%
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9
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83
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31
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82
82
84
84
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24%
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17
16%
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30
16%
16%
17
163/4
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28%
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28%
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13%
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13
13
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Fruehauf
Co
21%
22
69
68
68
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common
preferred
17
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10
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26
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.
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69
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100
26
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13
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96
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10
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203/4
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70
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,
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7,400
13
54
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95
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1
com
22,600
«
85%
;
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'•107
36%
66
66 y2
35
83
108%
-107
36%
Franklin Stores
8
28
723/a
Corp
6
71% Apr
12% Jan
72
Co
8
May 27
66
72%
.
Dairies
Jan
4
26
71%
preferred
Co
15% Jan
15
Feb
71%
Inc
Foster-Wheeler
30% Feb
77
71%
preferred-.
Chem
Mineral
27% Jan
24
&
Mart
21
Dec
68
20
pfd
preferred
Foremost
21% Jan
8
com
»
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convertible
Ford
15
49 % May
Mar 30
20%
2
convertible
Food Mach
1
22
*19%
ser of '51
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Giant
18
21
21% Jun
20%
$4.20 divid pfd
Foote
18
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w
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conv
7
22
20%
i
common
preferred
6
37% Apr
20%
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92% Jan
30% Dec
35%
Corp
Carpet
% 35 % Jan
20
353/4
'l 39%
29
28
35%
38%
19 % Jan
18% Jan
353/4
*103%
1
23% Nov
35%
No par
4%
Dec
6
36%
35%
May 31
95
May 11
35%
34%
Food
31% Sep
18
36%
36%
64% May 11
21
3,700
36
35%
Food Fair Stores Inc
28% Apr 26
14 % Apr 22
57% Jun 22
23
44% May 13
55% Aug 27
40
170
87
2
17% Jan
22
Sep
11% Jun
8,200
23%
17%
10
22% Jun 23
4,300
22'/2
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34%
$4.50
30 % Feb
2
27%
22 Va
24%
60%
$4
; 50% Feb
11% Apr
35% Jan
21
Sep
27%
22%
23 y2
17%
_
22
27%
22%
23%
~
Prod
Coach
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
9
5
27%
223/4
23
33%
7
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
Mar
27% May 29
;
27%
223/s
jq
Firstamerica
43
15
15
27%
23
59%
7
Jun
20
28
23
23
17%
Flintkote
110
19
Jan
29
5
27%
35%
Firth
36,500
22%
61%
8
6,800
3,600
20%
22%
17%
8
84
20
.,
_~_2.50
Filtrol Corp
.
Firestone Tire & Rubber
93
43
Oct
14
20
7
23%
34%
38% Apr
21
May 27
19%
Shares
62
7
27%
59%
4
61 %
7%
23%
j
4
61%
7
22%
No par
Jan
59%
7
1
Lines Inc.-UO
13% Jan
Jun
; 99% Jan
1
31% Mar
30% Dec
84
2
Feb
89
23
99
26
8
27%
7
the Week
,
23
com
pfd series A
Dept Stores,
Avenue
30% Jan
33% Jan
80
Bower~Bear~ings~-5
4%%
preferred
100
First Charter Financial
Corp_No par
First National Stores
No par
26
45% Jan
l
20
Ferro
39% Feb
80% Jail
'
193/s
Fifth
31% Dec
5
20 y4
Corp
Fiberboard Paper
14
21
18%
4
23
9% Jan
18%
5
Oct
32% Sep
18%
Jan
20% Jan
55
j
~
20% Feb
33% May 9
101% Jan 11
July 20
104*
Aug 21
100
6%
47
30% May 17
16
63%
6%
1
24% May 25
44% Jan
24
31 % Nov
623/4
603/4
61%
6%
Fenestra Inc_
15
July l
64%
2nd
conv
Federated
-Friday
June 30
6%
5
14% Jan
12
i
Thursday
June 29
62%
___
20
*
17
July
.33
57% Mar 20
13'/4 Oct
11
Wednesday
June 28
2
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
4.60%
preferred
25
Mar 28
70% Dec
Sales for
Tuesday
June 27
5
Corp
_
19
SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Pacific Electric Co
5% %
4
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
Metallurgical
Fa wick
4
24% Jun
%
YORK
EXCHANGE
t
Fansteel
9 % Mar 29
31% July 29
(19)
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
28
Oct
72
53/4 Jan
50% Feb
and Financial Chronicle
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
43% Nov
.
Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
49 >/4
.
4 V2
'
3,300
900
4%.-
13 Va
13%
233/4
243/a
34,400
21%
43.700
900
.<
1
21%
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100
69
G
12% May
5
21% Jan
4
13
27% Jan
7
Camble
51
Jan
5
Gardner-Denver
54% Feb
26
Garrett
63/4 Jan
15
Gar
16% Jan
2
26% July 23
20% May
40% Oct
20
56% May 21
38'% May 31
38
Feb
9
43/4 Sep
10
50% Jun
8
Jan
44
11
Mar
26
4% May 12
9
Co
Nov
17% Jan
19
14
Apr
29
Dec
20
3
4
19
45
-
313/4 Mar 25
15
Apr 22
May 10
18% Jun
Jan
49'^ Mar 30
6'/a Jan
5
3.4
36% Feb
2
22% Jun
6
30}
7
90
4
933A Mar 29
22
.T7
39
Jan
67% Mar 11
9
Jan
1
80
v
6
Jan
26% Jan
May 18
583/4 Feb
•
6%
American
Dec
Jan
138
22
28
,-
'141/4 Jan
153
May 19
7% Feb
9
29% Nov
23
42'% Apr
37 y2 Oct
21
141
45% May 11
74
Nov
10% Mar 25
12
393/4 Jun
Mar 17
84
29
34% Ja
■
$8
Oil
Co.
Co
*463/4
com_2l
24%
_-100
preferred
4
General
Bancshares
u
27
General
Bronze
General Cable Corp com
4%
1st preferred
45% Ja l
25
8
80
Jan
28
30
Jun
8
5
Corp
93% Jan
2
May 20
8% Jan
4
39% Mar 18
18% May 10
29% Jan
5
General Controls Co
66% Jan
5
38
533/8 Jan
11
General
Dynamics
99% Dec
31
84% Jan
29
4
General
Electric
30% Apr
21
98 '/a Jan
29
42% Oct
30
74
22
Sep
30% Jan
.
6
74'/4 Feb
9
16% Feb
30'/a Dec
28
101% Dec
28
40
9
1073/4 Dec
7
21
May
5
99% Jan;
45
114
Mar
3
58% July
22
112'% Mar
4
23% May 23
7
43
100% Jan
Mills
106% Jun
15
4
84
25
2iy8 July
1
243/4 Jan
4
General
Outdoor Advertising..
323/8 Feb
17
393/4 Jan
4
General
Portland
28
60
17
66% Jun
22
General
2
43
Jun
20
51% Jun
73
Mar 23
•
Nov
27
44% Feb
Nov
76
27
35% Mar 10
Dec
16
59% Jan
12
Y 793/4 Jun
22
Nov
27
63
Feb
9
85 3/4 Jun
22
16
5% Jan
15
22% Nov 30
261% Oct
23
22% Mar
26% Nov
13
391/4 Feb
18
27% Feb
36"% Jun
11% Dec
7
2
11% Jan
13
21
28% Sep 29
24% Oct 23
24% Dec
Jan
39.3/4 Nov
31
9
May 22
29% Feb
29% Feb
Dec
,
5% May 31
Apr
29
.
26% July
3
13
7
253/4 Jan
24% May
241/4 Jan
Dec
98
Jan
2
27
Jan
2
40Jun
17
46
863/4 Nov
8
28
99% Mar
104
Jan
40% Dec
17
Jun
55% May
91
26
103
$2.98
General
Public
General
Mar 21
6
General
4
General
Steel
*145
-
8
22%
40
40%
•77
7
2,100
40
4,200
40
.}
42%
41%
92 y8
7
22%
93'/4
80
29% ;
29'A
7%
22%
60
2,300
223/4
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29%
•
8
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80
29%
73/4
,
22 Va
8,200
2,600
1453/4
3,500
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22%
42%
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223/4
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34%
34%
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124%
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35
124
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45
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105
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122
47
49
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105
105%
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61
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80
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27
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26
25
25
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26
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26
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preferred
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253/4
253/4
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253/4
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253/4
253/4
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31
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30
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25%
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25%
23
243/8
83%c
61%
62%
58%
61
57 %
59%
57%
58%
923/4
*92%
93
92%
923/4
6
93V4
93%
1
102%
102%
►101 %
103
31%
32
313/4
33
57
58 3%
56%
58%
48%
47%
General
Tele
33% Jun
1
General
Time
813% jan
,
2
July
27
25
34 % May 31
30
Jan
25
preferred
4
General
Tire
96% Feb
26
$5
Feb
25
5 % %
103
...
&
...
Corp
Rub
&
com..
preference
100
*101
102 %
*101 %
1,400
23
Georgia-Pacific
32%
57
11
Gerber
48
59%
-.10
48%
49
^__4
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
13%
77%
76%
77
76%
77'/2
76%
603/4
60%
60%
603/4
61 Va
6iy4
93
•
61%
93
24%:,.
70,600
573/4
35,500
931/4
763/4
60%
7 200
:
30%
93%
280
32
126,700
103 %
103
13 3/4
76 3/4
10
-
56'A
48 %
58%
26
23%
.»
573/4
31%
80c
Inc
70
27%'
253/4
30
-
33
32%
1
403/4 Jan
61% Jun
*27
103
1
6
17
Genesco
923/4
100
preference
120
321%
9,600
57 3/8
v.
15,000
'
Corp___
"
42
May 20
56% Jan
-12 'A May 17
19% Jan
4
80y2 Jun
20
59
Jan
13
Getty
Products
Co
11
62
July
Jan
19
94
Jun
16
24
25% Jan
19
13% Apr 29
41% Nov
2
18 3/4 Jun
293/4 July 13
50% Jan 27
14% Apr 25
23"% Jan
8
Glen
34% May 26
45% Jan
4
Glidden
24% May 20
15% Jun
20% Jan
11
Globe-Wernicke
Goebel
12
17y2 Dec
4
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
Jan
14
1031/4 Jun
1
Nov
19
493/8 pec
15
28
503% Jan
2
Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
54l/2 JUIy 15
37 Va Mar
8
44"% Jan
4
May 18
3a/8 Jan
15
103% Jan
15
16
11
6'A Nov 20
30 Va Nov
20
May 28
10y8 Mar ls
2
73% Jun
24
28
22
7
353/4 Nov
25% Mar 23
Oct
19
23
Oct
30
2
23
20V2 Oct 28
22
12
Feb
17
38% Jun
May 10
32
74
Jan
77
11
-
-
7
Jun
15
Apr
7
*93
♦93
95
<
95
*93
95
Grant
-
62
95
14,100
200
.
193/4
16%
16%
16
16%
xl5%
161/8
15 »/2
15%
15%
153/4
24,100
363/8
37
36%
36%
36%
36 3/8
36
36 %
36'
36%
>4,800
16
16%
16
16
15"%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
2,600
22,500
23/g
2
2%
2%
2%
23/8
"
2%
65%
63% "65%
63
65%
623A
393/4
373/4
383/4
393/a
38 %
2%
56
58
54%
56
551/4
56%
39
38%
383/4
38%
38%
37%
38%
8,900
2%
29,100
38%
38%
2
2%
2
2
2
2%
2
2%
7%
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
8
8
Corp
Mining
common
'
7
2
17,600
*
*7%
8
1,600
'
5
*6%
6%
6"%
6%
63/4
5
27%
21%
271/4.
27%
-27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
6.25
Co
36"
363/4
35
36%
343/4
35%
>34%
353/e
343/4
35%
2.50
29%
31
283/4
29%
291%
303/8
29%
303/8
29Va
29%
100
76%
-761/2
75%-
75%
*75 %
76%
*75%
76%
*753/4
76%
170
1
93/4
9%
9%
9 3/4
9%
93/4
9%
9%
95/a
9%
3,700
1
36'A
36 3/4
353/4
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
351/4
35%
22,700
Prop—No par
25
Ltd
Co..
City
29,100
59%
38%
Co...
&
19,500
39%
"
1
1
Batteries
63%
381/4
39
383/a
2%
60%
65
38
900
*19% >19%
2 5/b
64%
10
No par
Inc
4
Steel
(W T) Co common
33/4%
*93
19%
convertible preferred-No par
Granite
611/2
'
19%
57
Union
2,700
9,100
10,600
a-
19 Va
59%
(W R)
Grand
13%
77I/2
"
19%
57
Graham-Paige
Granby
48 %V
«
13%
763/8
19%
1
Co..
(B F)
Gould-National
$0.60
471/4
•
<
preferred
^
7
7
-7
7
20
15% Jan
8
35% May 18
41 % Jan
18
Great
3iy2 July
2
193/4 May
3
253/4 Jan
26
Gt
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
41% Mar
9
523% Jan
4
Great Northern
Paper Co
451/4
46'%
443/4
46
44%
44'/2
43% "44%
44%
42% May 10
53% Jan
Great Northern Ry Co...
483/a
48%
48
483/8
48%
483/4
48%
491/4
485/a
38% Mar
68
Jun
22
Great
653/4
66%
65%
66
63%
653/8
61%
631/4
59
62%
32% Feb
15
Great
No par
28%
140 % Jur.
15
__100
1
Greyhound Corp common
i3
4%% preferred
:___._100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
_1
Guantanamo Sugar
.1
138%
139
137%
139%
25%
.26
25%
25%
21
213%
'21
86
•84%
8,100
49i/8
32% Dec~~9
1411/4 May 8
47 '/a Feb
5
241/4 May 29
-
89
Aug 12
303% Mar 30
10
footnotes,
Jan
1*
see page
91/4 Jun
26
3
May 11
4
24 % Feb
9
32% Mar 14
Feb
17
23% May 20
Jan
19
22% Jan
82
4
3% July
26.
1
Atlantic
Northern
&
Iron
Stores
Pacific Tea Co
Ore
Western
Financial
Western
Sugar com
No par
1
Corp
29%
283/4
:
,
3,400
2,800
.
10,800
14,900
'
29
28%
28%
28%
•-
285/a
3,600
29
1373/4
291/B
138
'
128% Jan
20
Grayson-Robinson
9,400
12,600
441/4
5
1,500
1
21%
601/4 Aug 12
59% Apr 27
4
45% July 1
44% Nov 16
!26
4
6
323/a Apr
5% May 10
V-
16'/4 July. 17
553% Jan
6
jg
24% Dec
841/4 Mar
8'A Jan
5
27
Jun
8% Jan
4
261% Feb
30
377/e Aug
Brewing
Grace
48
,
19%
*19
5
Inc
6
1
4
Co
4
59% Jun
Feb
Alden Corp
21
9
y4
1
Co
3% Jan
38% Mar
48
563/4
10
&
89 % Jan
30
4
No par
5
.
.
■
•
5
common
McBean
47% Jan
44
24
Brothers
$4.50 preferred
Gladding
1
2
Dec
Gimbel
Mar 31
May 19
60% July
36
2
1
Co..
Col_—
Oil
Gillette
88
For
145'/a
7%
3,800
30
•
$1.30
$1.32 preferred
1
4'/i Dec
145 Va
18%
80
10
15
8
Dec
10
Jan
26
29
Jan
10
93%
79
3,400
*43%
77
82%
Castings Corp
54% Dec
83
*91%
%V^
39%
773/4
1,300
24%
' 62%
No par
Refractories
96% Apr
27% Jan
/17%
241/8
18%
2,500
"4
56.
1
Service..
197/a Nov 20
74
92
4
*46%
i
par
Utilities Corp___2.50
Railway Signal
6.67
General Realty & Utilities
10c
42% Feb
14
2% Nov
6% Dec
•92
41/4
'
38%
General
301/2 Jun
23
42% Apr
!
171/4
37Va
Public
1
3
68% Dec
Jan
29%
4,700
17%
1
Corp
No
preference
conv
54% Apr 24
71
Mar 30
•28% Jan
76'/4
45'/a
351/4
Equipt
/:'■ $3 convertible preferred
4
171/a Nov 25
Nov
92
29%
2,500
4%
263/4
24
80
293/8
*77
41%
15
Co
preferred
conv
Jun- 27
27% May 17
5
5
May 11
3
44% Mar 18
36% Jan
8
92
80
46%
26y4 Apr
25
23
15
90
Oct
Precision
$1.60
29% Jan
May
27
44% Jan
Cement
333/4 Jan
?
22% May
22
26%
/
40%
*77
29
93%
'
:
4%
*253/4
General Telephone Co of Florida—
22
2434 Nov 27
24
5!
7,100
"
Mar
\
40%
-
423/8
100
Nov
2
<
8
23%
91%
*34%
~
3
common..
preferred
87
14
46
"
Va:
4
23%
10%
*144% 145%
7%
7%
22%
22%
393/4
40
41%
General Motors Corp common
.1%
$5 preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
43% May 25
521% Jan
2,500
12,400
1
56
10
145%
*7%
22%
•
18%
76'/2
953/8
-
l
26
.53% Sep
10
145
80
*92
18%
76'/2
10'/4
433/e
General
•6
45
93%
18%
75%
4y8
24%
93%
183/4
77
24
93%
5
55% Jan
:
41%;
17'/4
*463/4
42%
-
1
16
•
243/s
4%
7%
No par
14
..
16%
23'A
413/4
45%
171/8
23%
Corp...
23
29% Jan
16
22%
-
"
56
7%
1
751/4 Dec
31'% Jan
24
*92
4'/4
22%
Foods Corp
Instrument Corp
5%
24%
*463/4
7%
Finance
Mar 28
56
.
*253/4
xl7%
23Va
5
353/4 Nov
76% Jan
263/4
17 %
263/4
18
43/8
41%
'
Corp
23'% Dec
3
4%
26%
7Va
General
5
4%
21%
General
Jan
45%
*25%
24%
General
31
457/8
4%
22%
6
108
45%
4%
<
2
:
17
r
23 %
41%
5
Corp
29
May 10
22%
29%
7%
50% Jun
353/8 Jan
16%
24
41%
283/4
7%
___1
134% Jun
8
101% Jan
7
Mar 25
100% Dec
22% Mar
*463/4
19ya
70'
lO'/s
145
7%
22%
403/4 41
*77
100
Cigar Co Inc
"
383% May1 8
37% Aug 25
15%
» 41%
4%
4%
4%
56
18%
75Vi
10%
*143
7%
22%
No par
Co
May 21
5
Gen Contract Finance
24
28
-
2
Corp
2
General
"v
No par
33% Oct
Jan
16%
231/2
42
46%
177/a
93%
*92
—
Texas^jS'--^--
of
463/4
4%
43/a
-
50
common
251/2 July
6
7% Feb:? 5
21% Apr
y
-
_1
com
preferred
General American .Investors
$4.50 preferred _J__^
-
Baking
14
75% Mar
__1-
General
9% Jan
16
J.O
Corp
AmeriTrartsportation._l.25-»
2
15%
247/8
-17
24
41%
453/i
4%
*253/4
*25%
263/4
18 -18%
-
Amet
28
Jun
50
General
145i/2 Jun
7% Jun
22
10
4%
General
11
Jun
preferred
Indus
463/a
1
com
1
12% Jan
15%'
15%
257/8
42%
42
21
July
25
93/4 Apr
22
Inc
convertible
'
11
-
2
__;
...
Industries
Acceptance
General
;
■
5
convertible
General
14
5
Co
Corp
Wood
4%%
96 % Jan
.
18 1
Nov
17
Feb
8
14
89% Oct
22
8
25% Jun
64% Jan
?
9
5iy4 Feb
19
191/4 Sep
5
?
5 % Dec
42
37% Jan
i53/8
24%
1
'
'
28
.
Skogmo Inc
86
May 13
.32% Jun 23
8% Jan
8~
7%
Green
preferred
(H L)
Co Inc_._
21%
21%'
-
139
139%
253/4
*
21%
*84%
29
4y4
86
*84%
86
31%
29%
303%
30 %
30%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
138
25%
,
*
;
138
26
1
20"%
'21%'
84%
84%
,30%
26
26%
303/4
1
'
•
20%
440
4,500
26
21%
10,800
•
4
4
.*84%
-
"
'
30i%
3%
86
313/8
4
\
20
29,800
.1,400
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(20)
.
.
Monday, July 4
.
I960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Lowest
Nov
24
67% Dec
/C
35'% Nov
^24
Jan
15
65 Va May 25
72
Jan
11
3
37
Jan
4
Jun
27% Feb
29
8
89% Apr 13
Jan
6
16
94
Jan
9
84 % Jan
7
7
91
Apr
9
87% May'18
97
Jan
4
9
80
Dec
81 '/a Dec
Aug
66
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
68
Dec
22
105% Mar
82
4
ll
97% Jan
24% May
Gulf
Oil
States
38% Jun 23
8
Sep
Jun
86
Monday
Common
No par
;
.
14
$4.20
dividend
preferred
14
$4,40
dividend
preferred
dividend
preferred
100
102
-
4
$5
Mar 17
dividend
$5.08
35% May 31
2
25%
68 %
68 V4
28%
36%
100
$4.44
100
preferred
37%
251/4
28%
38%
37%
25%
••
*67
/
29
.
••
*84
86%
*84
90
*88'/2
90
*100
*88%
102%
*101
32%
33%
*881/2
89
*100
102
102-
2.50
90
102%
25%
66%
66%
300
28 Va
28%
57,500
37%
13,700
37
V
36%
*84
86%
*84
*88%
*88%
1.600
86 %
90
90
89
89
89
v
V
*88
89
20
MOO
1021/4
MOO
►101
/ 101
X31%
25%
29 Va
36 Va
86'%
*88%
Shares
25%
69'%
•
28%
37%
86 Va
89
Sales for
the Week-
Friday
July 1
June 30
691%
*84
**88%
100
Thursday
25%
*671%
.t.
28%.
37%
SALE TRICES
f
*88%
<
100
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
June 29
*
67
29%
Co-
15
102% May
25%
67
HIGH
Wednesday
f
25%
28 Va
89
Jan
June 28
25%
8.33y3
89% Jun
.-
Apr
Corp
Utilities
Tuesday
June 27
Par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
__No par
Gulf
32
28
88
29
27
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
2
24 V< Jun
3044 Feb 17
79
July 13
37 3% Dec
3
5^-
NEW YORK
Hi^nest
102
102%
*100
M01
102%
102
*101
102
331/a
31%
32V4
31%
32>/a
31%
::
60
32%
5,400
H
9
Feb
48
24
49% May
44% Feb
20
49% Nov
4
Hackensack Water
71% May 19
3
51 % Jan
4
48 %
48%
20
35% Jun
48V4
48'/a Nov
Halliburton Oil
48%
38
29% May 22
18
31% Apr
19
Hall
36%
4
26% Jan
39
25'/a Nov
29
7
29%
29
July 23
22 Va Jun
37%
29%
23
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
88% Jun
7
106% Jan
22%
6
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
20% Mar 31
Feb
6
28% Jun
19
88
30
34% May 24
44%
Feb~~6
Jan
13
57'/a Dec
3
1
7
132
30% Jan
24% Nov
20
34
122% July
10
61% Nov
Jun
122
22
Jan
434
28
45% Mar
8
27
47
Jan
4
129
Mar 24
25% Jun
29% Jan
11
13
22% May 26
8% Feb 12
7% Jan
16
12% Apr
35% Nov
30
39% Apr 20
35
Jan
29
43% Sep
12% Dec
21
79% May
7
16% Jan 12
61% Feb
17
64% Jan
2
75% Sep
22
92
2
Dec
90% May
5
9% May 25
78
*
May 20
Hart
13
106
Jan
17
82
July
Hayes
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
18
14% July
3.65%
Mar
20
Jan
Heller
4
35
Marx
Heline
7
7%
25% Jun
3
4
Hercules
74% Dec
31
61% Apr
13
74% Jan
4
Hercules
Powder
29
118% Apr
16
105% Jun
1
109 Va Apr
5
7
1
55% Apr
66
Jan
2
82% Nov
34
Jan
8
46% Apr 27
42 % July 29
25% Dec
13 Va Jan
23% July 22
64% Jan
85
19
72% Aug 25
76
13
Mar
64% Jun
5%
29
$2
Hershey
60% May
Hertz
2
15% Mar
8
22% Jun
65% Feb
3%%
117
July 22
92% Feb
31% Jan
41
Aug 27
32
Jan
30
21
6
37
11% Oct
27
15% Apr
27
21% Jan
5
24% Jun
22
27% Feb
2
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
35
Jan
30
80
Dec
15
5% Sep
18
Sep
2
May 21
16
1% Jun
$4%
1
37% Jan
Hilton
1
13
1
28% Apr
16% Feb 29
Hires Co
18% May 2
10% May 13
23
May 20
29% Nov 30
28% Feb
49% Jan
21
37
65% Jan
2
47% Julv 22
5
28
Honolulu
30% May 10
Va Jan
4
86% May 27
41
5%
Hooker
90% Apr
9% Apr
13
9
6
4% May 11
8
Jan
14
Hotel
21
32% Apr
30
16% May 18
21
Jan
14
5%
18% May 26
36% Mar 17
22 % Jan
81 % Feb
2
24
Feb -5
41
Feb
14
37% Jan
2
27
69
Dec
15
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
77
Dec
28
85
Dec
28
2
64% Sep 21
11% Jan 15
13% Jan
8
60% Sep
21
5
10
~5%
Jan
35
Jun
25
19% Oct
13
7
12
85% Mar
6
77
38% Feb
10
7
32% July
1
76% Apr
8
Jan
8
83 % Jun
91% Jun
88% May
65% Jan
29
11% Mar 30
21
27
July 13
15% Jun
2
66
Mar 17
43% Jun
29% Dec 14
93% July 30
9% Dec
Ji
88
July
19 Va Jun
1
30
24% Jan
4
84% Feb
91% Jun
30
5%
39% Jan
17% Apr
21% Jan
7
9
28
5
50c
Hupp Corp
3%
4
Ideal
6
27
55 Ve Jun
17
40 V2 Sep 29
45% Dec 21
4IV2 Oct
7
40 Va Sep
25
36% Jun
26
6% Dec
8
17% Nov
5
74% Nov 17
149
July 28
43% May
8
18
42
18
com
Apr
3
41% Feb
50
Jan
5
45 Va Jan
47
Jan
14
42 3/4 Jan
45% Mar 18
411/4
Ai|g 13
IOV4 Feb
30
18
41
Feb
22
4
11
6
151
6
28
Mav 24
36% May 2
Apr 21
34% Sep
21
50% Mar 18
28
19
32
27% Mar 26
86% Oct 20
Apr 29
45
Dec
17
343/4 Feb
95% Feb
24
86
25
Oct
Jan
2
385 Va May 12
39% Jan
138
27
28
Sep
Sep
22
68
Dec
22
17 3/a Feb
9
12% Jan
111
May
86'/a Dec
25
31% July
488
35% Apr 30
July 30
27'A Jun
24% Nov
9
141% Nov
6
Jan
14
16 3/a Jan
66
15
69
125
Mar 20
33'/4 Dec
15
37
10
Feb
81% Dec 29
28
Feb
3
28% Mar 19
401/4 Dec 14
28% Feb
17% Jun
4
7
lOVaSep
Sep
14
9
9
Jun
28
2
23
37
Jan
55% Nov
12
6
37% Aug 21
45% May
39
July 30
42% Dec
40
6
17
Aug 18
^19% Mar
5
32
Sep
22
38
35
Sep
21
40% Apr
20
32
Dec
33
Nov
116% Sep
36% Jan
9
37% Jan
2i
4
45
15
123
IS.% Dec 14
16'/aNov
4
75
May 27
152
Jan
Jan
23
50% Mar 18
23 3% Jan
7
313% Jan 28
Dec
29
86
Sep
18
May 12
57
76Va Nov
Feb
13
88
46 Va Dec
29
49 Vg Feb
9
40
593/4 Jan
86
Dec
40,i% Nov
For
27
Apr 21
597% Apr 27
703/4 July 14
2
88'% Dec
22
28
103% Feb
16
23
footnotes,
29
Feb
8
69% Jan
12
18
593%
Juw'ai
see page 26.
Jun
3
511% May 11
133/4 May 10
981/2 Apr 28
86% Jan
12% Jan
57
33
172% July 15
_
102
Jan
8
32%
32%
84
84
1
5
25
17
3
■•/
: *84
5%
VA
17%
*36%
31% 1
*711%
X8IV2
811/2
*89
92.
.5
29%
26%
27Va
29 Va
29%
38%
46%
*38'/a
39
1.900
46%
471%
47%
49
33%
34%
85
3,900
16,800
85
33%
85
5Va
71'%
83
81 •;
*89 Vg
85%
•
86
17%
30
86»/a
18%
>
18
•>
31
92%
46
18 V8
18i/2
47
-
*91
V
18%
18%
37V4
31%
72
9%
*371/4
19%
19%
54
'A
55
92%
871/4
18%
87
19%
73
' V
520
120
88
18%
6,100
9,700
19Va
18 '/a
17%
18
17%
45%
17% ■
7. 44%
45
44%
44%
2.200
31%
32%
30%
31%
91 Va
30,900
91%
*91%
91%
*91 Va
92%
9%
9%
9%
9%
37'%
.19%
37'/a
*37%
37%
100
19%
700
31 Va
V
32%
91 '/a
91 Va
10
9%
38
*37%
38
191/4
*19%
19%
lO'/a
•
543/4
54%
551/4
271/4
25%
26V2
36%
37
36%
37
553%
53 %
55
41%
*41%
42
43
*42'A
43
27'/4
37%
38
15
54'%
50
41'%
50
*42 %
55
263/4
27
.
82%
*89%
19'%
19
15,100
120
39,500
'
No par
——
*81 %
92%
18,000
17%
31 %
I9V4
V":100
43%
:
*37%
„•
73
82%
87 Va
18%
5,600
;'7
32%
*81%
9%
-
18%
38
31%
72 -a/
*72
87
15,800
600
*89%
81
92%
91 Va
10%
38
70
5%
♦36%
31%
;
/
54%
54
53%
*41%
543%
54
54
55
261%
26
'36%
25%
26'/a
37%
36 Va
37
8,200
54
54'%
7,700
543%
7,300
10,000
42'%
*41%
42'%
*42'%
43
*42'%
43
*46%'
43
47'%
70
47%
*46%
45
*46'%
*44 Va
47%
20
45
*44'%
45
*42
♦41%
42'%
43 %
*42
*42
'47
431/4
No par
48 Va
43'%
x47%
43'%
*42
481%
46
48 Vs
46%
47
47'%
6%
6 V4
63%
6%
15%
14%
*6%
15
67/a
70
72%
80
43'%
46 3%
22% Jan
86% Apr
154
Jan
12
19
7
50% Jan
5
43 % Jan
15
Jun
1
15
27
18
.
4.20 %
preferred
Indianapolis Power
&
De
Electrica
S A
Rayon
Ingersoil-Rand common
6%
Inland
Steel
—
Harvester
21 % Feb
19
6
3
19% Mar
2
2
41% Jun
20
139'% Jan
8
55
Feb
24
35
7%
Int'l
of
45% Apr
4
393/4 Mar 21
*147
14%
15
45
44
44%
433%
44i%
43i%
44
36V4
37
361%
36 3%
36
36'%
34%
*29%
30 '/a
*29'%
30 Va
30'%
30'%
47%
47'%
49
47%
48'%
92'%
*90'%
*90'%
92%
*29%
72%
150
*147
30%
*29%
91
91
91
25%
26%
25%
26
45
5
.No par
45 Va
46
45'%
—100
1413%
143
1403/4
...
519
31 'A
100
•75 V-'
526'%
19%
19%
55'%
55%
55
14%
14 Va
147%
preferred
993%
*911/4
12%
——100
62'/4
International
Resistance Co.
10c
International Salt —No
par
International Shoe..
No
35
117
101
preferred
International Telep
62 >/4
34
34
45'/8
34%
41'A
15
993%
*911/4
123%
12 Va
62
*61
363%
113
35
*110
19%
I
100%
45'/4
*142'%
303%
>75
:
17,200
36%
3,700
100
7,600
/
25%
45'%
14,500
143
620
31'%
5,800
76
19'%
19
19
•
56%
56%
57'%
39,900
14'%
15 Va
14%
14%
12.300
91%
91%
*91
900
92
100
'
92
993%
123%
123% / 13'%
62i%
*61
35%
333%
113
♦110
100
62'%
35
114
99 '%
100'%
16,100
*13'%
13%
1,800
*61
62'%
70
363^
33
1123/4
41,400
112%
500
333%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
51
33%
51
51
51'%
51'%
52'%
34
34
34
34
43%
33%
44%
43'%
43%
41
34%
42%
40'%
41%
103,300
343%
347%
34 %
34%
42
34Va
'34%
34%
413%
34i%
1,300
413%
41
413%
♦41'%
34 %
41%
34%
413%
251/4
31'%
187%
343%
19
35Va
34%
35
34 Va
34%
2,100
18%
187%
18'%
183%
181%
18 74
18 3%
18%
9,700
43%
*42%
,/
*33%
-
3%
52%
♦33'%
333%
2,800
52%
1,800
34
337% Jun
17
18'% Jun
22
20
Jan
21
331/2 Jan
Interstate
4
44
Jun
29
Iowa
.5
29
43'%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co___l
433/4
43'%
43'%
43%
44
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
35
393%
40 s%
253/4/
39%
40'/a
40
357%
353%
26%
35%
35%
35%
36
36'%
300
40 Va
35%
36% Mar
1
40% Jun
32% Mar
4-
36% July
36% Jan
115
Apr 29
Jan
4
217% May 11
120
Jun
44'% Jan
Power
1
Iowa
7
Island Creek Coal
29
4
Power
$6
20
18'% Jan
7
Jefferson
86
9
Jersey Cent
433% Feb
8
76'% Jan 22
443% .Jan 13
533% May
8% Mar
G
9
60'% Apr 28
95'% Mar 8
157% Jun 21
33
Jun
1
12
52'% Apr 13
79'% May 31
62 Va May 31
71% Jun 22
133% Feb
&
Light Co.—
common.
26V4
•117'%
I5
23'%
Pwr
Co
Inc
&
Lt
4%
common
&
Logan Inc..
Laughlin Steel
4
Jonathan
4
Jones
25
5%
183% Jun
13
47'% Jan
8
&
(Earle
M)
23%
f
16%
1
14
14
pfd—100
*79
82
1
-V
49'%
*79%
67%
'
131/4
493%
*80
61V8
68%
_50c
10%
'7d%
Co.—
Manufacturing CoT—
—100
97'%
98
26 3%
120
.
23%
17
23%
16 3%
14
13
*79
493%
81
61
66'%
"
120
82
60%
67%
48'%
*80
60%
26%
120
23%
17
13'%
82
49 Vg
81
61'%
;
43%
26%
120
23 Va
16%
13'%
♦79
47%
*80
60 V4
'
.
23 3%
17'%
13%
82
48
81
61%
26%
*119
263%
23'/a
5,100
''
4,800
3,600
40
3,900
17'%
17
13%
1,000
13%
3,400
82
*19
47%
473%
2,000
81
•80
Va
61%
66'%
66'%
61
1,300
44
122
23'/a
1,600
16,600
65 Va
66
65%
11%
10%
11%
10%
ll'/a
17,600
69
67%
11'%
68'%
11
67'%
673%
68
67%
68
20,700
97'%
97
97
98
97%
97%
97'%
16%
l
26%
120
'•
11
11%
69'/a
163%
*79
81
603%
*
50
100
common.10
preferred series A
Jorgensen
Joy
Johnson
26 Va
*117%
233/4
__5
—
Johnson
89% Jan
27 ,/>.'
120
5
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
983% jan
*lfc'%
5
Lake Sulphur Co
Tea
10
50c
Jaeger Machine Co
Jewel
—
—.1
Circuit Breaker Co
12% May 10
76 Va Jan 26
Jan
___.3.50
preferred..—
I-T-E
16'% Jun 20
Feb
Co.
Light & Power Co
60
13.500
34V4
...25
& Teleg.No par
International Utilities
Corp com__5
$2 convertible preferred
25
Interstate Dept Stores
_i
Elec
v
6,300
525
44%
143
76
19
56
4
25'%
521
31%
♦75
56'/a
14%
92%
35%
51
44 Va
19%
553%
15
100
113
31
78
193%
62
373%
33%
*75
123%
117
34
443%
142'%
*911/4
13
50'/4
45'%
31 Va
253%
-
4,700
44%
437 a
92%
12,200
733%
155
*147
5241%
1425%
31
55'%
.<
99%
92%
25
common
7%
*19%
;
25V4
522
142'/a
77
___5
25Va
523
72'%
155"
4434
32
—..No par
.
253%
457%
*75
V
518
142
31
78
*90
524
Limited „—1
Canada.
Packers
International Silver
519
317/a
46
45%
common
—
*147
30'%
453/4
90
1
./
155
45
par
May 31
46% May 25
38'/a Jan 15
155
600
v
37
International Paper common
7.50
$4
preferred..—
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com.No
par
5%
15
72%
37
—100
.
preferred
;
International Mining Corp
Nickel
14i%
72
44
Minerals & Chemical com—5
Int'l
143%
73
8,200
6%
72
4%
International
14%
70
6%
*147
Machines
preferred
*6%
100
% % preferred
Interlake Iron Corp.
Business
136% Jan
15
'i-
43
No par
—
4
Int'l
25% Feb 24
57% July
1
1
*
Co___
Int'l
6
6%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc..
...1
Interchemical Corp common
5
9
11
■:/%/;'/
>44'%
No par
preferred
19
May 13
Mexico
Industrial
50:% Jan
145Vs Apr
33% Jun
77
Light
47'%
—-.—100 pesos
.
542% Jun
44 % Apr 28
30% Apr 25
25
300
18
18%
*36%
91 Va
-
34%
*17%
37%
29Vs
91%
18%
6,800
.
86
5'/a
31%
*36%
' 72
*89 Va
5%
*17%
181/2
>80%
33%
*85%
5%
18
31 Va
2,100
29 Va
18%
37
2,300
39,600
ll'/a
26%
17%
37
15%
28%
♦11
26%
181/2
72
11%
381/4
17%
MSJTSIW
15%
27%
28'/a
*29V8
29%
5
'
73
16
27 Va
27
18%
371/4
x31'%
*15%
11
*17%
18% :
18%
*84
5
600
38Va
32%
85
4%
3,500
*42
May 19
70% Mar
May 10
34
35%
261/4
__50
44
5
40
46%
Va
26%
47%
91'/a Jun
17
38
34
25%
45
Jan
32%-Feb
*29 Va
38%
470
35%
25%
*46%
4
17
29%
38Va
109
35
*44'/a
36
Feb
26 Va
•29Va
1,300
10,700
62
45
9
32
27%
291/4
39
*61
M06
47%.:
21
July 1
May 20
33 V4 Jun
11
62
109
*44
34% Feb
2
26 Va
11
71,700
21%
50
91
41% May 2s
139% Feb-
251/4
11
27V8
51
22
21'/a
50
49'% Jur.
25 Va July
24%
351%
10
400
1,000
4.70% preferred
30 % Mar
Feb
4071/4 Mar
57% July 10
94
Feb
7
7
15
29
May 29
153V4 Jan
80
33
15%
32%
5
common
Industria
July
26%
15%
.7
21%
■
600-
9,600
84
48%
22
21%
•'
65
4.42% preferred—
27
55
35'%
26'%
27V4
49%
22
21%
♦61
11
1
'
>
46%
109
;
83%
1
25
163
*63
1
8% Feb
70
M08
64%
84
Mar
48'% Jun
7
108%
*63
200
Apr
8
May
May
681/4
44
17
14'A Jun 21
66%
109
151/4
25%
5
5
4.08% preferred
4.25% preferred
69%
109
36%
47 Va
10
Co
14%
64
271%
15
47
Co
Power
34
14%
22%
108'%
1,100
33%
14%
48 3%
6% Jun
Jun
Cement
Illinois
8
38 Va Feb
July 17
109
Apr
36
*26%
47 Va
50
Idaho Power Co
43% Apr 14
47
109%
2,500
35
21%
*61
47%
No par
Illinois Central RR Co
39 V4 Jan
38V2
1
21
4
x291/4
common
pfd series A
313% Jan
43% F*b
11
30
Hulssmann Refrigerator Co
47V« Jan
31
52%
21%
62
_10
common
convertible
'
681/4
100
55«/2 Jun
7
11
x27Va
100
1
38% Oct
251/4
_5
10
preferred series A
343% Jun
Jan
15%
25%
18%
46
24
27%
■15%
47%.
24 Va May 12
46% Dec
36%
*26V2
1
181/4
17
15
35%
.25
common
Inc
31
83%
22%
22
109
47 V»
12
4J
112
Co (Delaware).
1
Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No par
21
9
*109
17%
Apr
Feb
221%
21 Va
*61
3,200
,
47
30%
85
50
102%
81
46%
14 Va
64%
85
531/4
101%
46
"108%
64%
8,200
600
80%
81
♦34
109
84%
22%
22'/a
2.50
*108
631/4
62
17%
Indust
109
49
231/4
21%
.1
Jan
Jun
22%
86
&
102%
30%
34%
631/4
*61
85%
Foods
10
45%
84%.
■
''
100
551/4 Jan
35
63%
100
52
24
Va
No par
39
23
84%
57
63
100
.
42% Mar 18
Nov
84
12.50
29% Oct
40
*108
-
55
Stpc preferred series B
5
23% July
109
1
__
Corp
79%
10
15%
*108-
20
78%
30%
*34
700
4,200
39
10%
70%
Sound
Hudson
30%
34%
*38%
♦80%
15%
preferred
Hunt
*34
2,000
9%
81%
45
30%
22
10'A
81
44 Va
10,800
23%
*9%
101 %
*80'%
69%
preferred
Chemical
34%
81
44%
15 Va
convertible
Howe
14
28
39'/a Dec 31
*34
No par
Corp
Corp of America
4%
54% Jan
ll
30%
*80%
8.500
22%
*23
39
20
69
22%
9%
8,900
5,300
79V4
10%
103
7IV4
4.40% preferred.
31 % Jun
13% Jan
44 %
30%
,-__l
Houston Lighting & Power.
Howard Stores Corp
29
8% May 11
37% Jun
8
44%
$2.25 convertible preferred
_50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
24 Va Mar 14
25
81
-44 '%
*10%
100
-
15
preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc common
23
30
22
Oil
$4.25" preferred
10
9
96% Jan
18% Sep
-4
4
Mar
75
Jan
;
♦80 Va
-30 V*
—
convertible
10-%
99
<
70%
Homestake Mining
11
97
15%
common
53
Feb
X10%
71%
Hoffman Electronics Corp..
Holland Furnace Co
45% Mar 21
2
ll'/a
98%
80%
7 6 V4
40%
43%
21%
24
9%
*38%
15Va
Corp common
22%
*23
39
70 Va
pfd series A
(Charles E)
—
Holly Sugar Corp
1
96%
25
conv
29% Mar 25
30
84% Dec
1
Jan
5%%
771/2
76%
No par
No par
Corp
(conv)
1
19% Jun
Jan
13
pfd
*38'%
76%
100
May 19
40% Jun
36% Dec
26% Dec
18
28% July
27% Jun
2nd
381%
76%
10%
———
Hotels
38V2
2 1/12
pfd
>
1,800
126
/ 68
9%
.
No par
.
681/2
23%
22%
23%
9%
10
Newport Chem Corp
preferred series A
Apr
Jun
23'/a
9%
9%
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
23% Feb
12% Nov
22 % Oct
23%
10
39
preferred
_
Chocolate
Heyden
60 Va May 11
Jan
Jan
23%
9%
■;
Co
20 Va Jun
28
23%
23%
*38 %
27%
43
126
65
22%
500
95
39%
44%
127
2.300
22%
27%
22 %
22 Va
*22 %
25
common
class A
conv
90% May 13
1
5
22%
22%
1
preferred
9
38% Feb
231/4
100
Motors
19
Sep
43%
*124%
67'%
22%
5
noncumulative
Jan
44
127V2
63%
,22%
I_
common
50
691/4
23 Va
_1
common
105
43%
*126
127%
22%
42
600
59.000
29
*91
271%
40
43%
23 Va
—50
preferred
W)
42 »/4
22%
(W E) & Co___
(G
95
27%
48%
38%
38 Va
•28
23
♦91
27
22%
—5
preferred
(H J) Co
1
31% Jan
&
23
95
26%
43%
:
67V2
*48%
38%
28%
,23
*91
—5
Industries Inc
Heinz
May 13
47
29 Va May 12
Schaffner
43
*126
69
48%
37%
28%
1.25
Co
Haveg Industries Inc
5
Jun
Chemical
44%
--68-
48%
'
29
-
23
271/4
43'/a
43%
48%
37 Va
29
95
27
127%
*126
_1
48%
36%
;
23%
*91
44%
44%
100
•
'
27%
44 \
7.50
com
*23
95
27
1
Corp
Corporation
4% %
*91
2.50
Hat Corp of America common
Va May 26
17
40% Dec
34% May 11
16% Jan
L. 88
37% Feb
14
16
8
6
Apr 22
4
27% Apr
32% Dec
Harsco
-
—100
—
preferred—
Harshaw
11
11% Jan
38 Va
Jan
77
30 Va Apr
11
25% Apr
preferred
Harris-Intertvpe
7
21 Va May 11
convertible
6%
70% Jun 23
21% May 24
30
4%
1
common
Hammermill Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
5
3
Mar
25
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co
5
F)
Hamilton Watch Co
% Jun 21
57 Va Jan
(W
16'%
i63/„
163%
16'%
16'%
•aa
16%
34
351%
35
353%
34'%
353%
34'%
66%
163%
17
17
343/4
343%
34%
3,800
280
1,100
10,300
V
Volume
Number 5965
192
.
.
The Commercial and
.
21
(21)
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Previont
Range
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
•
Tuesday
Wednesday
June 27
STOCK
June 28
June 29
Par
Sales
8ALE PRICES
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1!>5!>
Shares
July 1
June 30
v
the Week
Friday
Thursday
,
K
9
10
31
Feb 10
Nov 23
Feb
37
120
93% Feb
42 % Dec
107
107
72'A
34 '/a
39 '/a
28%
11 %
34
41 %
513/4
90 Va
135
July 27
21
130
July 27
114 Va
7
11
Jan
12
36
Apr
6
33
"
'
24
Apr
28
723/a Jun
22
> 47% May 11
383% Jun £9
15
62% Feb
43
Jan
7
59
Apr
1
74a/4 Nov
26'A Jan
2
473/4 Aug 25
27 % Jan
25
393/8 Apr
2
i
27
22
Dec
29
85
Feb
26
6
21
Nov
16
Power
&
*86
87 Va
91
*86
91
87
87
100
73%
723/4
723A
73%
700
400
V
73%
73 '.V:
73%
♦72%
35
35%
*35
36
♦35
36
*343A
353/4
49%
50 3/8
*50
50 5/8
51
52
52%
52%
36 %
:
36%
36
365/8
36
36%
35%
36
4,500
13%
13
133/8
12 5/8
13
12,900
4,200
13%
473/4
475/8
48 Va
473/4
4 8'A
47%
48
33%
333/4
33%
34
33%
34
33%
335/e
33 Va
33%
Kendall Co
6
6
59 Va >593/4
59%
593/4
59
59%
59
59
58 Va
593/b
1,500
74%
75%
74%
75%
75 Va
75%
75 Va
753/4
15.800
A: 48%
473A
48%
14,500
16
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Co...
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
4%%
31 Va Jan
KLM
463/4 Jan
Koppers Co Inc
April
4%
5,500
38
37
35%
35'A
35 Va
35 Va
1,800
78%
78
783/4
77 Va
78 3/8
783/4
4,000
413/a
40%
41%
40%
40 Va
40 %
41
403A
1,300
*28%
285/8
2 8 5/e
283/4
28%
28 5/8
1,400
38%
383/4
38%
38%
38 3/8
383/4
77
77 Va
77 Va
220
/
28%
383/4
78%
78 %
—.—1
18%
17%
Co_„
Co
*
30%
27%
25
27%
253/4
275/8
14 Va
14%
14%
14 Va
14 Va
14'/a
700
333/4
34%
33 5/e
34%
33%
333/4
323/4
34%
333/8
34%
10,900
27%
27 Va
27 Va
27%
28
275/8
275/8
2,600
22%
*22%
223A
34
•333/8
34
27
273/4
27%
22%
18% Feb
10
23% Jun
23
Laclede
—4
22%
23
22 /
27% Mar 11
333/4 Jun
27
333A
*333/8
11
4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
33%
Jan
*3%
3%
*3%
27
28
21%
18
11%
15 5A Oct
21
23 'A Nov
2
13% May
25
Lane Bryant
Lear
2
23% Jun
20
24% Jan
6
Lee
13'/a Jan
6
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement..
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$1.50 conv pfd ser A—No par
Lehigh Valley RR—
.No par
17% Apr
155/eJuly
8
10
29
37% Jan
20
27
Jun
32
16
2
3 Va Apr
10% Jan
1
30
30
19 "A Jun
8
5% May 11
7% Jan
15
6
~6% Dec~30
Apr
1 Va Jun
17% Jun
22
12
l%Jan
1
29
30% Mar 23
Sep
common
Mar 15
18
103/e Feb 12
21% Sep
Jan
3% Mar 11
Inc
50c
Rubber
Tire—
&
5
—
4
25
Apr
22
Lehman
Corp
7
573/4 Dec
4
41
Apr
29
7
29% Jan
Jan
56
Jun
14
Lehn
Fink
2
243/e Dec
10
22
Jan
29
28
Jun
15
Lerner Stores Corp..
57 Va Apr
29
77 Va Aug 27
10% Nov
23
13:jA Jan
36
31% Mar
22
98% Oct
2
803A Jan
152
140% Dec 31
48
Oct
22
113/h Jan
15
783A May 19
28
91% Jan
13
29
48% May
1
Jan
4
61
5
613/4 Jan
4
21
14% Mar 23
123/4 Jan
4
285% Jun
30
73'/a Nov
30
57% Jan
12
95% Jun
29
245% Sep 18
10% Mar 9
393/, Apr
8
28 Va Sep
37 % Jan
Dec
73
17 %
21
36 % Nov
9'
July
46% Jan
26
7
1393/4 Jan
26
2
363/a Apr
15
16
104
30
89
16
128 3/4 Jan
2
4
Feb
40% Jun
13
Lone
27
38 3A July
4.84%
4
96
Jan
21
100
80
Jan
8
87
May
6
81
Jan
20
89
16
135
Jan
27
165
Apr 26
Jun 29
Mar
155 % Apr
36% Dec
3
131 % Dec
31
48% July 7
142% Mar 25
363A Jun 26
44% Nov 23
.8
9
130% Mar
1
523/4 July
series
4.40%
series
Lorillard
Louisville
25
88
July 10
61% May 11
783A Jan
22
27
22
July 29
15% Mar
9
20 "A Jan
4
Lowenstein
4
Lukens
71'A Jan
7
183A Nov
5
T043% Mar
34% Apr
62 Va May
6
165/e Jun
15
91 % Jan
5
Lykes
6
Jan
21
30
Bros
30%
31
30%
30%
18,400
1%
1%
1%
13A
19,500
113/a
313A
30%
I3/4
31%
30%
1%
13A
1 %<:•-.
53/4
26%
53A
26 Va
51 Va
52%
26%
50
48
49%
17 .m
25
——lOOn <> ■
93A
10 Va
9 3/4
803/4
79%
80 %
143
143
263/4
25%
27%
27%
28%
26 Va
27%
55,200
94
92 Va
95%
93%
94%
92%
94
51,700
20%
20
20 »A
27%
253/4
90%
89 3A
■>:
""
2,200
•
203A
193/4
20 3/a
> 19%
20 3/a
20
17 Va
163A
16%
16%
17%
24%
25%
24 5%
25 7%
39'%
39%
31,100
173/a
16%
16%
17
173/a
40 3%
253A
26%
25 Va
26%
25
25%
39%
40 3/a
38 %
40 %
38%
39
39
> 125
116
37%
37%
*983A
84%
84
87 Va
*86
' £
84
*86 "
87
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
*86
165
167
165
133 Va
63 3/4
64
17
17
17 Va
17
743/8
69%
71 "V
69 Va
71 A
16 3A
16%
16%
17
17%
>.*132%
64 Va
64
64
3,200
65
2,600
16%
16 3A
16 %
■•>;■
:
.
1,400
16%
693A
16%
70%
16%
69
16%
69%
I 17
130
•
523/4
643A
•
63%
133% >
50 %
50%
50
10
600
24,300
36%
36
363%
133 Va
64
17
>>,
35%
50 Va
50%
71%
350
87
*162
132
49%
12,900
84%
87
49 Va
16%
64'
♦84
84 Va
36 Va
132
90
,
140
*86
50%
1
3.33%
10
>
132
132
132
132
x493A
'
100
*84
165
165
36 A:... '.;•>-
11,700
16,300
12,700
.
38 3A
38
100
87
» n »'87
165
*161%
162
122
♦116
3 8 3%
100
84%
*84
: V;
•
116
100
100
'
*84
162
.
38%
38 %
37%
99%
99;
100
*99%
37%
37 3/a
•
*117
120
*115
119
119
(Ky).Nopar
50
Steamship Co
50
50
~
10
Inc
4S3A
13,000
50%
203/8
TOO
10
100
100
100
100
4,000
170
50 V*
,;>>
51
493A
50 %
4
& Sons
20,300
80 Va
143
*143
50
50
—1
Co
9%
9 3/4
80 Va
a-
144
♦143
U 48%
48,600
51%
513%
49%
JL
Corp
,,
1
9%
80%
143
3,400
503A
49%
50 '
50
.
9%
80 Va
1,300
53
263%
493A
52%
88%
•
13,300
50 V4
25
-5
•
143
52%
.5
80
144
*143
9%
80 »/a
9%
9%
80 >
...
473A
503/8
48%
51%
50 %
5
Co^
400
1,400
:
%
26
•
——.
26%
52 3A
52%
26%
'■
3,000
5%'
5%
26 Va
•
600
:-v
18
*17 %
18
2 6 3/a
5%
26 Va
>>';
13A
17%
18
53/4
263/4
26%
263A
n
5%
53A
6
18
.19
♦18
18
■
26 Va
common..—
(M)
Steel
7,800
30%
18%
11%
51
1
Nashville
&
Nov
15% Jan
69
11 Va
22
18
113/8
26 Va
E preferred
G conv pfd
Co
(P)
54,000
18%
113%
20 Va
18 Va
113/a
52 Va
„
Louisville Gas & El Co
1
21%
18 Va
11%
21%
17%
11%
26%
preferred*-®—s>^*=rrXCl_100
7%
134 "A Mar 24
4
383A Feb
4.35%
23
39 % Feb
34% May 18
"■
Apr
20 Va
18 3/a
113/8
20 %
18%
513A
preferred
conv
213A
173/4
22 %
X2 6 3/a
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred.—
4.25%T series D preferred
1
20 3A
27%
X26%
—2.50
Cement
1,100
27 %
*5%
com
Co—...
Star
28 Va
52 3/4
Lone Star Gas Co common
24
Jun
119
8
30 3/8 Jan
111
14
90'/a Mar
Apr
30% Jan
Belt
28 Va
26%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Loew's Theatres Inc
6
245/a May 16
27
Dec
018% Jun
23% May 17
5
29% Jan
81% Dec
17
Feb
14
July 10
79 'A Dec
Link
4
32% Jan
18% May 11
112 Va Dec
96
May 1L
48
28%
52 3/4
Litton Industries Inc
9 3A Sep
63
27 3A
34
26%
Lionel Corp
29
Nov 13
57
33/4
22%
5
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeilL & Libbjh,;
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Gfc 7,% 1 preferred i.__^—
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
19
34 %
*3%
28
18
1
22%
33A
*27 Va
I3/4
9,200
22%
*33 Ve
*3%
22%
*33 %
33A
*3%
No par
Products
;
145 % Feb
4
Jan
140
5
Mar
63 % Jun
14
70% Jan
9% May 10
473A Jun
9
&
'
.
33/4
30%
■
18% Jan
2b.J/4 Sep
41,500
28 Va
22
32
4,300
14
23% Jan
27
30%
14
34% Jan
Jun
303A
27%
19% Oct 21
27
30 3/4
30%
Co—
28 Va Nov
7
30%
28%
18
34% Apr
30 Va
30%
Kroger Co
———-1
K V P Sutherland Paper Co
5
8
18,600
13%
2
24 J/a Jan
193/s
13%
36a/4 Mar
13
18%
27 %"
303/4 Feb
3'/a Jan
19
30%
343% Jan
4% Mar 11
18%
10
5
17
18 5/e
10
Kroehler
33/4 Dec
2,900
78
263/4
18%
Kress
Co
-
*40
77
*77
78%.
173/4
8
Gas
77 Va
',,77 3/4
30%
78%
6
&
77
18
————100
20% Jan
5
9,000
223/4
35%
383/4
34% Jan
Jan
39%
22%
37
28%
10
36
39
23
36 Va
39%
29% Mar
28
39 Va
225/g
28%
13% May 19
25% Apr
39
225/8
-
39
Inc..
Mfg
40
213/4
48%
28%
10
197/a Jun
H)
383/8
78
5
(S S)
39%
22%
48
*40%
3
(S
48 Va
383/4
21%
48%
1
preferred
Kresge
475/8
403/4
223/8
37%
—5
common
48%
3,700
39%
48
"
Airlines—100 G
Royal Dutch
Korvette (E* J)
20% May 24
33
Jan 12
'
22
1
common
•
7554
74%
No par
—2.50
conv
21
4
3,900
13 Va
5
6
723/4
47 Va
Aug
27% Jun
87%
87 Va
♦86
13%
21
2
*86
*86
48 3/4
26% Mar
22
92%
13%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
1
*91 %
76
48%
—
43 Va Jan
7
92%
76
Kayser-Roth Corp!
1
Kellogg Co
50c
Kelsey Hayes Co———————1
23
43 % Mar
35
4
*91%
91
365/8
29
17 V4 Sep
92%
87 Va'
50%
323/4 Nov 24
30% Nov
82
♦91%
*80%
*86
353/4
81% Jun
82%
77%
*80%
92%
82
*86
36%
9
7
90
♦76
82
*91%
77%
*80 Va
•82
87%
493/4
11
17
1,700
91
*35■:
30
Jan
53%
53
*86
8.75
Light Co
53"
52%
*76
76
76
*80%
93%
73
prior preferred——25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
1
143/4 Feb
>1.
100
119
"115%
13 Va
Jun
77
>
523/4
53
500
112
111
119
600
46%
*86
1
100
.
100
37% Jun
7
51 Va Mar 13
37% Oct
_
Apr
46 Va Jan
35 % Mar
"/
82
par
24%
35% Jun
76
*91 Va
Kansas
52 3% Jan
21% Jun
54
76
1
553% Jan
5
Jan
♦115 Va
'
613/4 Jun 17
703/sApr 21
*110
116
53
53
53%
9
503/4 Jan
113
27,700
102
♦453/4
46%
1113/4
120
417/s
413/s
102
103
*45%
*110
111%
♦115%
100
preferred
4.35 preferred
19
100% Jan
9
31% Apr
20
54% July 22
13% May
May
48 %
50'/a July 31
7
preferred
4.20 c/r
14% May 31
49 Va Jun
*110
119%
*80%
Kansas City Southern com—_No par
4% non-cum preferred—
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co...No
July
37 Vb Jun
114
——100.
41
*101
46%
♦453/4
116
*110
*115%
.
23
1173/4 Feb
preferred
♦453/4'
47 %
*453/4
50
101
47%
423A
43
101
42%
43%
• ; 101
100
106
*101
.100
425/o
44%
42%
33%
preferred
4.50%
;
14
36 % Feb
9
31% Feb
'
29
Corp
preferred
...-
4%
Apr 13
793/4 Jan
8
52 Va
43% Feb
Jun
Chem
convertible preferred—100
43/4%-tser of 1959) conv pfd_wl00
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
100
20
Jun
&
convertible
43/4%
89
413/4 May 12
28
77
86
9
2 /
4
63
Jan
92% Mar 24
6
4
13% Dec
Apr ; 1
87
34% May 31
-
.
7
77 V
-
Sep
64
44% Oct
22 % Sep
25
33 % Nov
50
43/4%
11
Jun
85% Feb
38:% Aug 28
4% %
13
Jan
56
Alum
5
125
82% Mar 18
12
88% Feb
Kaiser
6
May
683/4 May
6
Mar
93
"
5
89% Feb
Jan
•
6
122% Jan
8
86'/a Jan
May 20
98
>
80% May 23
*
27
Mar
74
Mar 11
82
92% Jan
47
Apr 22
45
17
57 % Apr
1
45'/a Oct
111 Va Jan
1083/4 Jun
25
Sep 23
Jun 19
July 10
Sep 21
Nov
5
Feb 13
Jan
2
Dec 28
July 27
Feb 17
Sep 22
Oct
7
82%
90% Mar 17
12
79% Sep
66
54% Jan
423/4 Jan
737/b'Nov 18
85 Va
9
24
Feb
48
20
46% Oct
39% Mar
July 27
July 8
65
16%
\
■
6,600
4,800
M
28% Sep 28
118
Sep
3
,
35
Jan
22
Mar
26
52% Jan
6
;
4
49 '/a Feb
17
373A Mar ; 7
46% Jun
15
78% Sep 30
433/4 July 10
87 Va Mar 30
17 Va Oct
14
20 Vb Jan
21
16-Ia May "3
473/4 Oct
1
78
Mar 17
34'A May 10
323/4 Nov
4
40% Dec
2
353/4 Nov 20
3% Dec 31
5 5/8
223A Nov " 6
4% Dec 18
33
Jun
21
May 11
4 % Jan
8
7 Va
Mandel Bros
Apr 22
27% Jan
18
6
5 Va Jan
22
4
43A Jun
'
9
14
Apr 25
24
May 25
29% Jan 22
17
May >5
40% Jan
6
;40% May 23
54% Jan
6
55% Jun
16
28 %
44'A Nov
4
59% Jan
12
42% Jun
2
51% Dec
10
443A Feb
17
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
89 Va Jan
4
32% Jan
14
88
34
Oct
6
May 19
1
38% Jan
44% Mar
7
52% Jun 24
Dec 22
81
Mar 26
81
Mar 31
65 % Nov
9
71% Dec 11
32% Sep 22
27'/a Dec 30
18 5/8 Jun
9
653A Jan
4
Jan
12
43% Nov
38
24
&
lo
53
13% Dec
31
193/4 Feb
94
30
July 24
% Feb
58
5
" 5
64
Mar
9
44 Va Jan
18
30
39% Jun
30% May 25
40aA Jan
4
27
15% Feb
20
80 Va Feb
29
72
65% Feb
Dec
31
Dec
24
50
Nov
18
8Va Feb
13
10% Sep
27% Dec
21
2
41% Jun
24
% July 17
51
a
95
'8
Dec
For
4
23% Jun
2
453/4 Jan
11
8
98 34 Jun
3
16 Va Apr
20
18% Jan
11
23% Jun
27
31 Va Jan
12
24% May 11
20 Va Jan
233/4 jau
39% Jan
5
•
33
25% Nov
22
29
May
Feb
11
10
2
Va Mar 26
35% Jan
4
1
57% Jun
23
Jan
4
40
7
Feb
Apr
28
17% Apr
29
9
28% Jan
15
Jan
7
33% May 31
48
86 Va Feb
88
29
Apr 14
2 9'A Mar 16
•
Medusa
17
29:,A Oct
26
223A Jun
2
"29 '/a Dec
22
25:,A Mar 10
29 Va Jan
5
Melville
85% Apr
773A Jan
81% Apr
7
4%
footnotes,
7
see page
26.
17
8
17%
17%
17
17V4
17
173/8
9,700
393/8
40
38%
40%
38%
383/4
11,200
503A
513A
4S3A
50%
463A
473/8
46
463/8
513A
48
%
6
'
183/e
22%
4%
55
...—
23
18 Va
19
22%
23%
22%
223/4
5
*4%
4%
1,500
143/a
14Va
14%
2,900
26%
26%
27Va
9,000
34,100
4%
14%
14 Va
•14%
26%
r
26%
28%
27%
283/8,
27%
28 3/a
463/4,
47%
46
46 V2 *
46
46'A
1,400
55%
54
54%
54 Va
54% '
543/8
54%
2,500
sz
46%
.*90
92
92
92
43%
45 Ve
443A
46
45%
463A
31
31
31
313/s
31
31
49%
50%
50 3A
51%
»
*90
...
Va.
31%
31
52%
50%
51%
76 Va
76%
*76 Va
75
75
75
69 %
68%
68%
76%
75%
753A
36
36%
353/4
35%
34 Va
35%
37
37 Va
32%
*76 Va
77
400
*75
76
76
*75
76
100
♦67%
69%
*67%
69%
*67 Va
69%
763A
75 Va
75V2
*751%
763A
30
35 Va
35%
361/4
351/2
35%
2,100
37
383A
36%
37%
13,900
343A
35%
4,300
32 Va
32%
300
*75%
.
,
35 % v
38%
35%
36 Va
35 Va
36V4
32 Va
32'/a
32 y8
32
*47%
49
*47%
49
13V4
77
23 %
22 %
23
22%
223/4
19%
20%
19%
20
12,300
35Va
353/a
14,300
77
,23%
22 Va
19%
20%
36%
34%
353A
35
353/8
87
86
86
88
89
20 Va
20%
193/4
36 Va
37
36
86
88
87
18%
17%
17%
*17%
24 Va
24%
•
300
18
17%
17%
*17%
173/4
24 V*
23%
24 3/8
*23%
24 Va
1,700
29
1,500
49%
24 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27 Ve
27%
28
50%
49%
50%
49 Va
50
49 %
50
49
493A
7%
7%
73/8
73A
7%
7%
18'A
18%
18 Va
18%
353A
36
36 Va
87
*86 %
24
*
:
24 Va
24%
79%
87
24%
36
•86%
233A
73/8
18
7%
7%
73A
18
18
18
36%
12,600
4,400
1,400
11,000
36%
36'/a
*86%
87
87
87
10
233A
24
24
24
3,700
271/4
273/e
3,600
793/4
20%
36
36%
87
24 %
"
27%
27
27 Va
27
27%
27 Ve
273/8
80
79
79
79
79
79
79
-
'26%
36%
900
90
24 Va
18
120
4,700
*88
233/4
18
11,400
13
77
13
13 Va
76%
20%
49
13Va
12%
76%
23
*471/2
77
13 Va
76%
22%
Va
20
*76'A
13
•
10,600
77
36
49
2,100
*75
38%
*47%
30
23,600
*76 Va
32%
36%
13 Va
77
503/8
-
77
36 Va
35%
*32
*47% >49
■?
*90
92
49%
76
*86 %
1,600
27%
*32
*
1,300
48 %
*75 Va.
,
1,400
29%
313/s
♦173A
183/8
263/4
55
46%
22 Va
18 3/B
26 Ve
*47%
92
12%
6 Vb
44%
55%
*76%
1,000
6 Va
X4%
*67%
>
3,300
6V4
*4%
75
____
100
23
♦18
75
Corp
B
18 Va
51 Va
3
50
5
preferred (1st series)—,.100
Portland Cement
No par
Shoe Corp common
—1
*5%
31
5
No par
—No par
—
5%
:!■
A
11,100
2
%
28%.'
48%
45%
5%
v
2
1
26
29%
473/4
*90
471/4
1%
4%
14%.
27
26%
50%
46 Va
2 •>;
143A
4%
4%
14%
'28%
1
series——100
No par
A"
>14%
series.No par
No par
No par
preferred series
>
6 Va
../
50
■
1%
•:>.
2
*1%
6%
23
Corp common
30
17%
47
2
750
17
48%
.,
\''il%
Trucking. Co
—1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co————10
4% %
83V4
41%
52%
"
McLean
Mead
82%
*44
39
'
42 3/4
-
52
48
common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc.
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co..
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—:No par
McKee (A G) & Co..
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc—,———9
Stores
12,400
82 Va
17%
common
preferred
McCrory-McLellan
44%
82 Va
22%
——
Corp
6 00
441/4
82
18%
Inc—/..—
$2.50
29
76 Va May
Co
MCA
McCord
45%
45%
82
523A
41
...No par
1947 series
preferred 1959
McCall Corp
9
47% Jan
125/e Jun
34% Jun
21
Dec
Mar
a.
45
45
23
.
Maytag
15
49
Corp
preferred
$3.40
33/4
.1
20% Jun
37% Sep
"87
6
>
37
45
453/8
18 3%
Dept Stores common——
$3.75 pfd
76% May 16
383A Jun
16
17% Dec 14
32% Dec 29
.
69% Apr
7
48:,A July 16
Feb
19
3
18
••37% Jan 30
9
77% Apr
Feb
26'A
Oct
77 % May
36
453A
443A
6%
...
$3.75 preferred 1945
22 % Mar
1
7
42
May
17%
36 Va
45%
5
Co
Masonite
6
35% Mar 25
Dec
31% Dec
Feb
18
Jan
72
72
Feb
44
32 Vb Nov
5
19
72% Mar 17
Jan
77% Dec 31
72 Va Jan
82
29
2
Apr 12
83
36
>—No par
—
_
■
10
__1
:—1
1
Manning/Maxwell & Moore—.12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration.—
1
Maremont Automotive Products—1
Marine Midland Corp
5
Martin
30'A Jun
Dec
16
Mar 28
93
48% May 18
36
71
17>v
Marquardt Corp
—1
*'■. Marquette Cement Mfg Co——_—4
Marshall Field & Co com.—No par
4%% preferred J.
—100
53% Feb
24
;
...1
5
623A May 11
46% May 22
71
V 82%
*82
Manhattan-Shirt
19% Mar 17
July 30
21% Dec
2
No par
100
45
Mallory
18% Jan
7
♦453A
45%
Magnavox
55
19
22 % Jun 23
1
36%
46%
44%
46%
83%
37%
46%
...
14,700
37
453A
37 Va
Magma
2
23
59 Va Jan
17
16'A Feb
26
Inc....
36Va
38
5
Copper ....
Co „——^
(P R) & Co.
Manati Sugar Co
...
7
Jun
50% Jun
5
30
7% Jan
Fund
Madison
19
700
273A
120
•117
120
'117
120
*27%
273A
*27%
27%
27%
'117
120.
'117
120
50
preferred (w w)
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
1% Jun
223/4 Mar 16
♦115%
27%
27%
27%
x27%
100
5%%
403/8 May 17
14
Va Jan
19% Jan
common..10
Forbes
Mack Trucks Inc
>■•'
1
83% July
Jan '<A
313/4 Feb
18
9
>
79
2
7'A Jan
5
16% Dec
23 Va Jan
44
50% Dec
Sep 23
15% Jan
36
21
Mar 25
19
29
May
Jan
116
21
47% Dec
122
Jan
37
9
50 Va Dec
6
44% Oct 26'
&
preferred
6%
Jun
32'A Jan
123'/a Jun
MacAndrews
8
29% Jan
8
•
•
*79
"
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(22)
.
.
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
ttap Blnce Jaa. 1
Highest
35
30% May 29
July
38
Feb
9
Nov
17
Jun
Mercantile
Jan 26
96% Jun
2
Merck
Jan
8
78
Apr
1
58% Mar
14
8
75
3Jun
7
Stores
Co
&
Co
Inc
22% Feb 28
12% July
1
18% Feb 23
Merritt-Chapman
53% Jan
82% July
59% May
3
70% Jan
4
Mesta
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
preferred series
24% Jun
15
37
22
88% Apr
15
Mar 13
32
Jan
4
5
81
Feb
23
83% Jan
!
16
74% Jan
Mar 19
27% Jun
74% Dec
13
93
Dec
28
75 Mi Nov
30
88
Mar 31.
75% Feb 16
Apr
81% Apr
18
3.85%
74 Mi Nov
12
87
Apr 28
75% Jan
19
79
Jun
8
3.80%
84 Mi Dec
30
Jan
4
93
0
80
Jun
84
98
18
Jan
30
Jun
16
Middle
68
2
23
56%
25% Mar 16
33% Jan
33
86
16
50
58
Jan
22
May 11
39 Mi Jan
2
60% Nov 12
50% Mar
8
59% Feb
3
83% Jan
2
92
88
5
93
Feb
17
33 Mi Dec
40%
29
15% Oct
9
HlMi Jan
28
18% Feb
9
27
Feb
30
2
uun
31
Jud
33% Jan
8
4
Midwest
26% May 16
5
Minneapolis Moline
28% Jun
9
11'
Jun
29
28
12% Jan
8
18% Apr 27
60
9
70
Aug
4
Minute
Corp—_
Corp
Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
15
39
Feb
!•»
20% July
Jan
15
1
Mohasco
19% Jan
13% Jan
10% Jun
55% Jan
8
21% Jan 28
Feb 24
Feb
May
35% Jun
31 %
8
1
47% Jan
98
19
23% Jan
22
1
24% Mar
9
28% Jun
43% Jan
8
58 %
1
10
May 25
5
66% Jun
17
10
18
i
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
15
47
May 16
54% Jan
4
16% Dec
23
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
34% May 8
143% Jan
S
12
15
54% Jun
12
7
Jun
24
19
Apr
21
Feb
145
132% Aug
10
159
3
31
Jan
2
28% Jan
2
37% Dec
3
Mar
11V* Mar
70% Jun
17
31
104
24% Jan
19% Jan
74% Dec
22
68 % Oct
35
Dec
16 *
23% Jan
27
25% Feb
'
109%
5
154
Jun
5
38% Feb
25% Dec 11
71% Dec 29
33% Dec 15 *
27Va Nov
41% Jan
21
91
Sep
19'/a Sep
34
4
32
Sep
21
64
Dec
30
28
Jun
24
100'/a Oct
5
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
22'/a Jan
67
16
2
Dec. 28
14
4
National
National Sugar
20% Jan
16
Co
4% Jun
2
7% Jun
30
12% Jan
27% Jan
11
6% Jan
23% May
72% Jan
5
27% Jun
4
78
33% Mar 15
65% Jan
69% Mar
Jan
73
7
4
15
18% May
85% Apr
•
11%
33%
172
32%
166
32%"
169
v
85%
853/4
26%
15%
32%
27%
263/4
27%'
26
**.
1
>26%
26%
26%
15%
15 V8
15%
15 y8
151/a
223/8
213/4
22
2l3/4
22
213/4
22
36%
36%
36%
37
37
52%
51;
51%
51%
51%
51%
37% -38%
51%
51%
27%
26,;
26%
253/4
26
26
-
26%
,26
58%
58%
26%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
*58%
583/s
54%
14%
58
52%
54?a
52%
55 3/a
15
143/4
14%
*14 72
14%
14%
50
537a
147a
50
50
50
50
50
49V4
49%
13%
27%
64%
13%
133/4
133/4
13%
13%
28
1,400
27%
27%
28
27%
27%
2,100
65>A
10,200
60% 4
15 Va
50%
\
,
14
28Ms
64%
152
8%
661/2
■
•£,
13%
13%
1151/8
15%
27%
65%.
152%
643/4
151
8%
65%
153
64%
65
64
153
*152
153
92%
22%
54
91
91
*91
•
8%
65 %
26%
601/2
'
92
87%
89%
151
152
*126
128%
18%
32%
*32%
82%
;
'
8%
8%
8%
64%
65%
62%
64%
25%
*91
26 3/8
92
88
86%
152
'151%
153
126
126
'126
127%
89 >
450
257a
2,700
59%
12,500
28%
22,400
91%
91%
22 ft
:
•
60
28
227a
54
54
1,500
11,100
3/a
6,200
>
'
92
*91
90
92
89
152% 154
126
/ 126
20
90
153%
20,900
153%
126
126
183/4
18%
187a
32
31%
31%.
323/4
32%
32%
*32%
327a
82%
81
82
80 %
81%
18%
18 3/a
18%
18%
18%
16%
.16%
80
80% "-81
18%
230
16%
16%
16%
16%
187a
18%
900
*31% / 3174
32%
.32%
1,100
6%
6%
6%
6%
67a
6%
26%
,,25%
26%
24%
25'%
5%
5
5%
5
5%,
5
-
9,400
61/2
16,200
257a
2374
5%
12,800.
>
.167a
6 Va
26%
400
6.000
187s
4,200
s%
4,300
20%
21%
20
20%
13%
13%
133/8
133/8
30%
/.
75
29%
30%
29%
297a
297a
30
29%
-297a
3,100
38%
37%
373/4
37%-
21ft
38
38%
38V4
38%
1,200
74%
74%
753/4
*75
20%
20 ft
.
75
*75
373/8
28%
/26%
22%
23%
22%
227a
35
35%
35%
36
'
900
25%
*■
31%
62
"
2,300
13%
30
28
/
,
*81
22%
23%
35Va
15
129,400
•
5,600
*18%
28
Chicago & St Louis Co
1,200
10,800
18%
16
,
5,300
613/4
17"%
r
-
4.400
'
8 3/4
32%
82%
/'
2,400
'
37
No par
V
2,900
/ 2,100
61
257a
88%
-
-
153
8%
32%
18%
32%
22Va
*13%
>
25%
92
87
33
83%
18%
16%
6%
26%
5%
.
66
8%
152
;
18%
32%
*17%
5
Central.
52%
'
53%
_1
Brake
-
51%
22%
100
System
<
15%
53%
38
5,200
5,100
13,600
21%
22%
>
7,100
;
>
36%
,
22%
.
24,400
V1-' 3,300
:0
85%
52%
.
14,000
•
.'
:
171
84%
22%
/
;> 3,100
32
171
53
/
11%
87
92
*
1
3,400
4,000
; s;
.
■
31%
173
84%
61
Air
313/4
171
86 %
91%
Common
i—___.
Preferred
5%
No par
series A
35% \
29% May
Corp
State
Electric
8Va
Corp—
Y
Common
$3.75
Gas
1—
1
>•
-
75%
100.
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
—100
36%
3.60%
preferred
—___100
preferred
*68%
100
83%,
20%
*81
'-
20%
83%
20
213/4
/:
20%
*81
20%
21
133/8
*13%
13V4
133/8
76
*75
20%
>
24,200
.700
'
,76
-
20%
83%
*82
110
20%
17,100
*83%
61%
-
61
61%
37
37%
37%
38
37.%
37 3/4
5,900
28
27
27
26-%
/267a
2,700
22%
22%
/,21%
•22%
38,200
36%
36%
36%
367a
29,700
:
'
61
61%
59%
?
*82
100
104%
6,700
Jan
15
6
41 % Jan
6
4
3
28
20
45% May 24
68
Mar 29
29% Jan
5
preferred
100
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
96
28
89
24% Sep
18
29% Dec
22
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
80
Jan
11
5
38% Mar
8
28
85% Mar 25
24% Mar 31
16% Apr 28
23% Mar 31
18% Jun 28
4
38 Va Jun
/
24
31 % Jan
4
31% Jan
22% May
59
Jun
4
2
27
*82
-
97
*104%
97
83
104%
97
*82
83%
»1043/4 1047a
97
97%
19%
303/4
31
39%
37%
38 3/8
40%
Corp
Gas
5
39%
40%
.—50
*64%
66%
64%
64%
Co_____„10
27%
28
27%
28
100
Ry
fl02%
Co___
preferred
Pacific
Ry
5
$4.16
5
%%
series
Airlines
conv
Norwich
103%
100
...100
Z
110
98 3/4
V
983/4
20
31 >
313/4
1,500
981/2
3,800
98
440
X
1,200
.373/4
40 %
38%
*217a
*12%
387a
22
>
22
*21 7B
13
123/4
123/4
400
39%
381/2
39%
32,800
3.100
40 %
40%
40%
401/4
40 5/a
66
65%
66
65
65
273/B
28%
27%
273/4
27%
277a
103%
103%
103%
103 %
*1021/2
103V2
180
107
100
*65
107%
*107
108%
•107
108%
106
*105
106
'105
106
*107
108 ft
107
105%
105%
*105
43 Va
44%
27
277a
1,06%
140
8,600
140
45
44%
44%
433/4
447a
x27
5
^_100
30
.
1043/4
20
193/4
99%
99
90
•
"
27%
27%
27%
263/4
21ft
*71%
73%
71J/2
72
72%
13
*72
73%
733/4
320
*81%
83
81%
81 ft
82%
82 %
*82
83
"82
83
250
*79%
82%
*80%
82%
*80
82%
*80V2
82%
437a
27%
73%
44
277a
10,000
8,700
Inc
Pharmacal
&
Co
*80%
x83
83
*82%
84%
84%
84 ft
*83
84%
*83
84V2
100
x83%
83%
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
•83%
84%
*831/4
84%
120
36%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
37 Va
37%
38 Va
31,900
5,000
10
preferred
Steel
82%'
100
1
preferred
Northrop Corp
Northwestern
44%
102%
99%
83
'210
-
:
(Minn)
$3.60 preferred
series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
Northwest
107%
*105
103%
40%
313/4
/
10474
97%
19%
38%
98%
83
83
105
97
13
19%
*31
83
*1043/4
550
100
■>,
78
22
Car
32,600'
72
•217a
Central
;
.
*12 3/4
Natural
1,300
20,800
,
36 3/a
lift
13
American
v
69V2
*76 Va
22
Northern
■
77
:
-
'
773/4
99
Northern
36
-*68
71%
13
North
*76:
.
36%
77%
97%
1
77
'
71%
*21%
•
*76
27
713/4
13
Aviation__:
/ 3 ,100
78
22
American
1,700
8 Va
-23 V
*76%
99%
North
'
*71%
;
99
Northern States Pwr Co
Common
2
83%
713/4
78
*21%
1
Apr
69
*12%
100
74% Mar 24
68%
& Western Ry common__25
preferred
25
preferred
10
;_100
82% Jun
84% Apr
36
70
Adjustment
preferred
83 %
36%
•68 %
6%
Norfolk
preferred
8
76
353/4
68%
193/4
Northern
5
76
35%
323/a
4
Apr 29
76
35%
68%
19%
5.60%
27% Jun
75%
35"%
31
101% Jan
22% Jan 25
26%
19%
5.80%
Jan
.27%
32%
5%%
48
267a
19%
105 % Mar 10
107
27%'
26%
32%
110
13
76
:
1
4
38% May 11
>26%
8
44.'
?
>.
__5
103% Jan
May 2G
May 17
27
43%
22 ft
70
1047/a
478
8%
223/b
71%
100
43/a
774
22%
*76%
preferred
47a
83/4
22%
76'%
preferred
4%
*8%
'22%
71%
4.85%
43/8
8%
22%
76%
5.25%
May
26%
4%
8%
22%
•
71
4.10%
Jun
4%
8%
-
5
22
25
79Mi Jan
26
7
13
4%
22
// V'/V
No par
preferred
22
'
28
106% Jan
6
Jan
Shipbuilding
22
4
Jan
York
41% Jan
5
36
4%
100
New
3.90%
Jan
a
42% -42%
91
4
67 % Jan
Apr 10
34%
351/8
29
1 '•291/2
11%
11%
100
1,300
35,700
3oy8
92%
6
78
Dec~22
32%
152%
Apr
99% Apr
107
30% May 24
93% Apr
1
20% Jan 19
11% Mar
1
Mar 28
73% Apr
80% May
81
403/4
;
29%
'
2,000
:
.
42%
42y8
800
—
29%
'
28%
30
88% Mar 23
44
11%
62%
38% Vf'
6
86% Mar 2
88% Mar 23
Mar 25
11%
New
* Mar 22
36% July
14
26% Feb 17
99% Jan 6
77% Mar 17
60
70
-
291/s;
92
22%
52%
5
N
64
253/4 Apr 20
64%
351/8
28
'42%4
2,500
41,500
-76%
; 13%
29 >
28%;
41%
83%
5
20% May 24
10
18
1,700
•
-
—
,/
5,500
3,100
'
I2.V2.
123/4
v*10% i II1/4
V./- 9%
10.,.
V, ' 43% v 441%
291/4
7,100
■
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
22
Nov
5,600
-
29%
351/8
27%
20%
N Y
:,
X29%
33%
.33%
V 20%
13
.29
44%
92%
29
54 Mi
par
preferred
Electric
32%'.
pfd_100 '
*81 \
Newmont Mining Corp—_____10
61%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l ' • "7"4' 37%
39% Jun
8
43%
921/2
x225/s
53 %
_„4
England
29% Mar
4,400
•
42%
-
13%
60
No par
Inc.—__+
Meter
Co
I
York
'
'
84%
36
:
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
New
10:
■»
90,900
'
4%
64%
-
287a
10
Co
New
6
11
*9%
59%
;_10
Ref
New
21
17*
Co
Corp
29
31% Jan
12% >12%.
*io%.
28
_1
Bros
York
.
60
1
6
,
283/8
l
7
,
.
.
59%
Natus Corp
9
:
.
■•'7,700
76%
•
78
28%
Neisner
79% Jan
27
May 22
Feb
-
-
60%
Cast-No par
May 12
'
29
391/tPec
Steel
.
169
22
i
5
21%
32 % Jan
Feb
57 %
34
174%
1
39% Jun
Jan
103
11%
Co
6
jan
6
11%
Natomas
33% May 11
23% May 11
21% May 11
73
113% Mar
42%
16%
6%
21
.
28%
41%
' 26%
82
353/4
108
28%
1
6
May
29%
43
12
1
4
29%
32%
Television..
19% Jan
55
29%
29%
,
32%
Fibre
75% Jan
>
28%
29
Vulcanized
3%%
45
29%
Theatres .&
19
■
*13%. 133/4
•
11%
44%
28%
Tea Co__
Mar 28
12%
44%
29
National
Jan
*76%
10
30
.
>
National
*
9%
*64% * 66
78
13%
10
30
National
4
66
13%
10
44
4
Mar 10
9%
44%
28%
4
25
*76%
12%
10
15
*64%
78
•10%
Jan
7'/« Jan
66
10%
29% Jun
13
9%
/
26%
100
Corp
Steel
National-Standard
8
28
29% Dec 22
preferred B__
Malleable
98% Jan
Dec
78% Dec
6%
28 % Jan
78
74% Jan
52% Mar 18
40% Dec 14
9%
9%
,
28%
5
~
40
80
231/4 Mar 10
12 % Dec 17
20%
9%
•'
20
9
25%
59%
100.
.
Jan
9
2
22
19%
20
28%
1
common..,
40
21
3
Dec
20
9%
28%
No par
Co
Service
79% Dec
79% Dec
79
Lead
&
2
25
preferred
preferred A
Natl
20
23
7%
National Linen
Jan
85% Mar
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
20
19%
9%
66
28%
__10
common.
6
92 % Jan
11% Dec
Nov
37% Mar
71
88»/2Apr
108
31%.
100
Co„____
Co
4
99% Feb
30% Sep
$4.50
National
30
Gas
15
Mar 23
17
31%
5
com
pfd series of 1951
Jan
108
16
4%%
43
102% Feb 26
29
42
1
31%
4 •;
4%
87a
653/4
26%
551/2
.1
Products
20% Jan
17
Jun
102
13
31%
4
5
City Lines Inc
National Dairy
128% Jun
20
84% Jan
20 % Nov
-
14
73% Apr
77% Apr
23
Dec
12
84% Mar 11
18
27% Mar
19
17
29
31%
30%
12%
152
5
Newberry Co (J. J.) common.No
24
30%
30%
19%
10%
27%
63%
10
t
Neptune
Dec
42%
10
56%
15
*50
13%
-
100
Can Corp
National Cash Register
14% Mar
6
43
12%
.
26%
58%
;
_10
common
preferred
34% May 24
24 '/® Dec
793/4 Oct 29
7%
National
8
103/4 Jan
203/4 jan
100% Oct
National Biscuit Co
15
Feb 17
Jun
4
"
5
7
36% May 22
Dec
Corp
4
29
Sep
Aviation
Jan
6
423/4
12"%
52
_1
Jan
22
74
National
13
28
5% Dec
69
National Airlines
19
May 25
6% July 1
5
Jan
Jun
V
1
14
33% Oct
43 %
14%
*21%
5
_1
_
Gypsum
120% Jan
15
29% Sep
65
Corp
Fuel
8
49% Mar 13
34% Oct 29
9
10
Corp
National
18
21 y4 Jan
42%
•
36
10
Natco
National
29% May 31
31% Apr 13
86 y4 Apr 30
IO73/4 Mar 11
■
43%
43
-
15%
\
"
No par
15
2
4%
78
33
.1
15% Dec 22
22
4%
27
NAFI
4
85% May 10
37% Apr IJ
43% Feb 28
82% Mar 2
28
4%
26%
National Acme Co
11
144% Jan
10% Mar 24
2
71% Dec
4%
42 %
11%
,
___5
(F E) & Bros
22
19
363/i Jan
Myers
Jan
Aug 18
Feb
31%
28%
v /
1
91% Jan
24
9
31%
14
32
5
59
16
12
31%
,
89
Co
29
70
Apr 28
16% Jun
2
22
313/4
87
Inc
17
Apr
24% Mar 25
14% Nov
4
Jan
3
Corp____
Brass
11
98% Aug
8
40 y4 Mar 13
12
32
5
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America—
7
1
Wheel
Munsingwear
Jan
7
273/4 Nov
31%
X172
!
National
15
11% Sep
31%
3
N^itl Distillers & Chem Corp
Aug 28
Dec
31%
_3
11
23% Dec
7
Motor
.
__10*
35% Jan
74% Jan
53/4 Nov 24
28
Co
&
Products Corp
Mueller
-
1
May 9
60% Jun 27
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
13% Jan
16%
14%
43%
.
12
20
44
38% Dec
16%;
28%
-
No par
Lines
30
Jun
>22
-
16%
*10% ,11%
1,000 lire
Inc
51% Feb
134% Mar 12
9
16%
77%
10
5 V
issued
89
3
Jun
65 %Jun
153% Jun
12
90% May 12
21% May 27
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
104
16%
66
"*12%
'
,
;__No par
44% Jan
71
120% Dec
Co_
28
8
24% Jan
1
52% Sep
84
109
25% Jun
4
29% May 23
8% May 11
55% Feb 17
5
35% Dec
17% Jan
3
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
56% Dec 30
8
1
Motor
4
28% Jan
38% July
53% Mar
11% Jun
Utilities
shares
(John)
When
29
4
12% Feb
Morrell
Motorola
May 31
27% Jun
9
2
16%
76%
;•
2
„
194% May 31
3
21
23
16%
; 35
Mining & Chemical—
American
May 26
Sep
17
Montana-Dakota
Co
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
31% Feb
Nov
Chemical
Montana Power Co—
30
50 %
21
Monsanto
Moore-McCormack
21% Jun
19% July 18
25
7
8
Sep
16%
14%
-
-
No Par
4
20
28% Jun
27%
10%
*64%
No par- •
class A
B
14% Jan
3
48% Jan
___1.25
53% Jan
17
9%
*
_100
__
4
18% Mar 21
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
50% Jan
9
1
100
16
Jun
32 y4 Jan
25%
27%.
30% ; 31
19%
19%
common—5
Machine Tool
RR
Class
4
12% Nov
90
Monon
30% Apr
7
30% Jun 23
15
46 y4 Feb
Monarch
21
6
Inc
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
11
4
26% Mar
«
Jan
24%
27%
7,300
9,400
35
25%
27 y4
'
6
5
Mar
Industries
3%%
23
May
RR
Missouri Public Service Co
11
7
23
80
341%
24%
28
43%
Dec
164% Apr
14% Jan
34%
24%
32
31 %
34%
23%
27%
42 %
24
22
_10
34%
28
4%
140
8,200
23%
4%
11% Mar
40,300
34
5
21% Mar
1,200
23%
22%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co
6.25
40% Jun
31%
23%
165
27%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
38% May
•
313/4
23%
166
16%
5
28
16%
1
6
9
8
Sep 10
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
1
;
6
Feb
Dec
Maid
Mission
77%
x31
32
34
22%
28%
6% Jan
13% Nov
142
76%
31%
33%
22%
48% Jan
79
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
,
Ontario
Paper
2.50
IMinnesota Power & Light
—No par
30
37% Jan
10
174% Dec 30
Jan
21%
5
31% July
25% Sep 22
89% July 17
21%
313/4
23%
164
*343/8
25% Jun
12% Jun 22
53% Dec 23
24% Feb 24
July
21%
31%
24%
1,000
&
Montecatini
Jan
166%
5,000
18% May 28
37
165%
32
67,200
14% May 26
58% July 27
32
168%
78%
2
2
235/8
31%
23 y8
31%
22%
30 i/a
22
2
31%
166%
77%
11% Dec
22
32
291%
Co
Mining & Mfg
Minnesota
87% Mar 23
25% Sep
*31%
22%
22%
168% 169%
1
1.50
78%
15% Jun
43% Jan
290
30%
9
24% Jan
1,000
91 %
77%
9
16
51%
91
30%
11% May
27% Nov
51%
91
31%
74% Jon
22% Dec 24
51 %
91
78%
19
28
51
91
30%
29
57% Jan
51
*90
77%
Jan
3
51
91
31
Jan
7
51
79
16
27
51
91
No par
78% Aug 14
12% Oct
500
51
91%
50%
Minn
24
20% Oct
19,600
*90
5
100
9
28
5,200
-
4
36% Mar 31
23
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
29%
50%
lli/s
12% Nov 24
29% Aug 31
78
29%
273/4
18% Nov
14
77%
*50
11
80% Mar 11
21
s
/
50%
27%
15 % Jan
Sep
77%
29%
50
21%
13
22
77%
29%
50%
20
11%
29
20% Jan
77%
29%
50
.
27%
9
2
77%
28%
*50 ye
51
'■
■
213/a
Jun
35 % Mar
93%
11%
64% Jun
28
*91
27%
5
27% Dec
93%
21%
17
■
*91
11%
29% Jun
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
78%
80
93%
♦91
29%
♦50
3% May
.
15
50
37% Mar
8
Jan
2
52% May 25
10
29%
50
781%
27%
4
Jun
29%
91%
*77
*78%
77
11
4
17
79
10
Reg
77%
29%
79%
-5
---1
*90 «/a
77
80
"
27%
33% Jan
Dec
93%
91%
*78%
78
12%
22% Jan
34
*91
*90%
78%
27%
Mar 10
30
93%
.
.91%
78
*78%
26%
"
17% May 12
30
16
*91
100
.
*11%
16% Jun 20
29% May
41% Mar
78%
80
Inc
Minneapolis-Honeywell
•90 %
91
78%
*78%
27%
11%
78%
4
Apr 19
31% Feb 24
5
*89
79%
80'
230
;
21%
27 % Jun
40% Feb
91
*77
*78%
>
26%
11%
4
8
*89
100
100
100
400
27,000
1
21%
IP
38% Jan
79
1
Jun
Jan
29%
79
20,300
No par
25
8
291/4
78%
3,500
13
593/4
No par
49% Apr
8
30%
78%
70%
12%
59%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
2
68% Jan
29 y4
79%
69
13%
60
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
16% Jan
Jan
29
78%
69
13
*59%
U
21
8
27 %
78%
13%
'
<
3,4,100
17
Jan
23
28%
78%
67 y8
68%
Jan
38
4% Sep
27%
67%
68%
♦743/q
Jun
17
88
39
41% Jan
28%
79%
68%
78
33% Jan
May 11
28
16
27%
"78%
-No par
pfd__100
*74%
21%
14
23
59%
Corp of Amer
24% Jan
31% Dec
19% NOV
13
59%
86%
78
166%
21%
31 Mi Apr
31% Dec
13%
60
10
Chem
1,500
13
Corp
&
1
65
35% Oct 20
Oil
Minerals
178% Jun
78
60
._
8
87
*74%
13%
Corp common
preferred
1st
35
84 %
78
60%
Midland-Ross
5%%
35
85
13
60%
_____
Utilities
19% Mar 23
16
Mar
Copper
South
343/4
83
68
1
12.50
series
17% May 10
4
20% Feb
2
123% Feb
July 21
29% July 29
20% Sep 21
14 Mi Dec
2
May
17% Mar
24% Mar 20
150
Jan
preferred
343/4
85%
*74%
Midland Enterprises Inc-
Dec
4.45%
34%
85%
July I
86%
preferred series
I
preferred series—
Miami
34%
83
34%
Sales fer
the Week
Shares
Friday
.
78
69 %
5
31
24
34
34
34
.
84%
Co
99% Mar 11
Apr 12
June 30
•74%
Co
58% Dec
Jan
June 20
16%c
Scott
&
Thursday
June 28
No par
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
Machine
PRICES
Wednesday
June 27
3%
Inc
common
$3.50
44% Jan- 8
16 Mi Nov 18
1
SALE
Tuefedi
lesday
Par
70
6
Dec
1
73
91% May ISA
85
Feb
6
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
70
2
7
67
71
29 % Jan
NEW YORK
Lowest
Hlfhed
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
PreflMW
Year 1959
Wire
19%
20%
25
25%
25%
Co„_5
18%
18%
62%c
54%
59
19%
>
GO
193/4
19%
19%
19%
197a
19
193/4
253/4
25
25
25
25
25
25
18%
18-%
18%
187a
187a
18 3/4
187a
187a
1,100
55
58 >/4
56%
58
507a
58
56%
577a
14,200
*25
"
Va
1,000
.
Volume
Number 5965
192
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
for
Range
Year
Previous
8TOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
HIGH SALE PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
June 27
Fa,
Thursday
June 28
June 29
j„ne 30
the Week
Friday
Shares
July 1
O
31% May 17
95% Jan
83
Dec
21
74
,,
Dec
29
15
30
13
9
29
25
31
87% Dec
Sep
34% Nov
27% Jun
86
16
Dec
80
Sep
25% Dec
14 y8 Jan
Mar 24
4.40%
81
Mar 23
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
89
Jan
4
94%
16
86
Jan
6
91 % Jun
"30% May 17
46% May 21
4
34% Mar
28% Mar
Jan
6
1
20% Nov
Okla
27
5
83% Jun
Jun
16
2
24% May 10
29% Jun
23
42% May 10
54% Jan
4
14% May
24
39% July 15
104% Dec
110% Dec
38% Apr
94% July
27
13
99% Feb
23% Jan
1
,
75
Oliver
1
4
12
25
122% Jun
10
116
9
104% Feb
16
28
4
25% Jun
1
5
&
_
UtilftesI
Rockland
1
Glass
$5
88 %
78%
78%'
93
92
923/4
92
92
91%
Sl%
91%
32%
32%
32%
33%
33%
33%
16
16
16%
427/b
43%
20%
20%
20%
190
90
32
325/8
13,200
33
33%
9,000
16%
•16
16 3/a
*85
87
1,000
28
42%
43%
423/4
20%
:
28%
203/4
20%
20%
203A
21%
38%
38%
40
40 3/a
41%
4,300
28%
28%
28%
43%
285/s
42%
3,900
43 Va
25,900
•
43,400
57%
53%
<56
51%
53
51%
26
523/4
26%
51%
24%
26
52%
27,300
243/b
25 3A
24%
25%
24
25
38,500
16%
1
16%
*16
16%
16%
110%
1
16%
*16
111
16%
:
16%
*16
16%
108%
110
122
15
29
29%
x28%
283/4
90%
91%
*90%
92
13%
♦133/e
13%
15 3/4
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
22
•20
54
123
163A
920
108%
1073/4
108%
5,600
111%
115
113%
114%
17,500
121
121%
122
122
63 %•
112%
120
16%
16%
107
54
64%
No par
111%
123
163/4
*16
121
110
100
112%
ie%
16%
108%
113%
Xl07%
6.25
preferred—
180
91%
87
•85
580
'
55%
Corp__III
com
16%
87
*83%
283/4
*90%
10,900
36%
^
30c
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co common
16
343/8
88%
78%
32%.
10
No par
Co
34 Va
88%
78
*90%
87
28%
44%
21
43
3.125
Owens-Illinois
■'83%
.
28%
5
Elevator
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
85
Corp
—
17
91% Jun
28%
*16
87
*83%
33
32%
33%
16%
*16
32
93
34%
88%
32
90%
32 %
7.50
90%
33%
783/4
93
93
34%
88%
78%
78%
32%
32%
34
*88
90%
-IIIlOO
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co—.—
14
Jan
93% Feb
Jan
5
88
*78%
93
32
20
Corp
Orange
Otis
23% Jan
Jun
common-.
Natural Gas
Olin Mathieson Chemical
23
16% Jun
Elec Co
4.24% preferred
37% Jan
23
&
90%
34%
88
79%
.
*92%
100
.No par
33%
88
*78 %
100
I
34»/4
88
XII100
.
Oklahoma
5
41"% July
Gas
33%
100
1
4% preferred
7
58 % Jun
4
15% Feb 23
7
2
31
16% May
87
29
July
16% Jun
16 % Jan
5
36% Jun
Dec 24
85
30
Feb
58% July 28
26 '/a Nov 25
Feb 10
% Feb
9
79
33% Jun
15
prererred
4.44% preferred
Dhio Oil Co
4
30% Jun
61 Va
97% Jan
30
39% Jan
7
16
Apr 22
90 % Feb
12
15 VB NOV
.
common
92
12
4
95% Jan
"7
Co
4
13
18
Edison
Jan
75% Jan
36% Mar
29% May
Ohio
23
84
Jan
100
9
7
41% Feb
Jan
85
34 % Jun
16
112
*117
•16
'
16%
'
—
1,300
28%
28%
27%
28%
273/4
28%
*90%
91%
91
91
91
91
133/8
13%
*13%
13%
13%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
•15%
15 3/4
2,000
15%
15%
*15%
22
15%
2,300
21
21
•21%
54
22%
54
54
54
54
64 Va
1,700
64
643A
63%
64 Va
9,900
"!
2,200
90
P
1
14% Maul4
233/4 Jan u6
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
11% Nov 27
Jan
7
15% Jun
6
5
11% Jan
5
153/B Jan
11
26
14% Feb
11
183/s Jan
6
Pacific
Pacific Cement
183A May 11
18% Mar 18
Amer Fisheries Inc
23% Feb
5
67% Apr
20
58 % Jun
9
663/4 Apr
3
60
45% Nov
16
56% Jan
7
46% Mar
25% Sep
Oct
23
29% Oct
20
21
1443/4 Apr
24
4% Sep 22
6% Jan
29
3
46% Nov
24
26% Apr 28
39
Jan
4
Packard-Bell
16% Apr 28
23% Jan
4
Pan Amer
East
48% Jan
4
126
Sep
30
523A Jun
17
35% Apr
Jun
25
59 % Jan
83
Dec
8
42
4
Pacific
5
28
145
Feb
12
88
Sep 21
50% Mar 13
1
49'A July 30
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
65% July
9
51% Jun
15
23% May 19
42% Jun 24
28 Va Jan
4
60% Feb
29
36% Feb
23% Jan
42% Sep
2
Oct
31 %
23
22
July 24
65% Mar 20
13A Jun
30
3
24
May
3
4%
Parmalee
12% Feb 26
18 % Dec
14% Feb
12
17% Jan
4
29
45% Nov 25
243/4 Apr
21% Jan
12
233/4 May
5
14
8
64% Jun 11
393% Mar 12
.21% Sep
Mar 15
44
Patino
21
2
31% Jan
4
1
18% Jun
22
44
Jun
22
443A Jun
7
41
Jun
29
42'A May 27
26
Sep
36
21
35% Dec
11
32% Dec
25% Nov
29% May
13
Dec
11
88
84% Dec
July
24% Feb
6
30% July
18
14
15% Nov 17
27
493/4 Jan
5
Jan
55%
Penna
27
96% Apr
6
18
2
92% Apr
17% Jan
18
12% Jun
40
Mar 20
8
45
Jan
7
Mar
543A Feb
Jenn
2
393/4 Dec
31
36% Feb
13
50
23
8
66% May 16
68% Mar 25
29
50'A Jun
16
17
553A Mar 23
Oct~14
95% Mar
7
16% Jan
11
21
99% Feb
25
92% Jan
18
193/4 Jan
22
3% Oct 27
6% Feb
24
13% May 17
3% Jun 22
15% Dec
30% Sep 22
94% Sep 22
54% Dec 22
46% Jun
9
43% May
100
26% Mar 14
4
Mar 30
8
57
Apr
8
47% Mar 31
23
223/4 Jan
26
11
103% Apr
23
88% Apr
15
13
85
Dec
17
99
93
Dec
28
39% Sep
15
21
Jan
7
65
Dec
54
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
1
Jan
2
104% Jan
20% Jan
26
82
41
68
22"
Sep 22
88
Jan
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
473% Feb 17
35% Dec
4
26% Dec 10
78% Oct
5
34 Ki
Jan
2
No'vTe
313/a
30 3/4
30%
31
26%
■'%
26%
31
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
263A
92%
933/4
93 Va
93%
913A
93
92'A
923/4
93
93
*90 %
903/4
90%
90%
89%
903/4
85%
89%
893A
90
13%
14%
13%
14'/a
13%
14%
14
14 V«
13%
13%
5
42%
42%
42%
42
42
42
42
42
42
64
*42
31
*30%
64
*30%
•
64%
63%
*53%
54%
*53%
46%
473/4
42%
45
No par
No par
53 Vb
53%
52%
523/4
53%
53%
353A
35%
*343/4
*34%
36
•35
95
*94
353/8
95
*94
95
95
95
14%
14%
143A
14%
14%
*94
1
14%
143A
5
33/4
4%
353/8
36
96 34
963/4
I 46 Vb
46%
49 %
49%
No par
44 %
-
14%
4
333A
*963/4
63%
*53
46%
4
4
35%
63
54%
63%
54%
*52
63
-
*52
44'A
45
5334
4
33%
63%
53
700
7,200
540
250
*
20,600
700
633/4
3,700
54%
533A
44%
35%
4
44%
35%
35%
25,000
900
•94
14%
4
700
95
50
14%
2,800
4Va
10,100
77,400
4
34%
32%
34
33
33%
98
96%
963A
97
97
46 Va
46%
45%
46%
463/a
47
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
50%
21
*20%
21
21
21
97%
*96%
98 %
81 Va
SOVa
81
79%
80
190
90 Va
92
92
92
92
250
*963A
98
45% t 46%
49%
49%
"«
200
11,000
5,300
*97 Va
98
98
98
98
98
35
36'A
36
37
36
363A
30%
28%
30%
28"%
30%
28%
29
67 3A
67%
10
69%
69%
9,400
1
71
Mar 29
70 Va Jun
14
783A Apr
25
9
48% Jan
4
29
6
Apr 11
1
13
81% Mar 30
16% Mar 17
39%
93
66
Jan 28
Jan
5
Apr 14
17
87 Va Jan
19
$5
May 24
93
Jan
22
com
Corp
(NY)
15
Jan
12
19% May 20
124% Jan
7
Pitts Coke
July 23
22% May 11
131
May 11
38% Jan
8
Jan
6
527/8 Jun
2
81% Jan
4
18
91
1
124'A Jan
4
313/a Apr
188% Dec
22
Jun
43% Mar
8
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
28% May 14
193A Jun
3
63% July
23
Jan
1
6
256% May 26
25% Jan
5
Dec
31
89 Va May 31
29% Feb
24
27
Feb
1
95 Va Jan
29
Apr
11
7
Glass
Co
1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
(The)
Co
Pittston
common
100
1.25
10
lo
_100
100
100
100
1
42%
43%
21,000
143/4
14%
14%
3,200
365/8
36%
36%
37
37 Va
373/4
4,800
37%
96
.
36%
*92
373/8
•92
95%
62
'
95%
62
39
405/8
•92
95%
*92
120
95%
63
40
20%
39%
39%
39 3/a
393/4
20%
1
62
20%
20%
20%'
20%
62
62
63
86
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
86
86
90
*87
90
*87
90
•87
90
*87
163A
17
*16%
17%
•17
17%
127
*125%
127
*125%
17
17%
125%
127
127
*125%
127
24
25
24
243A
24%
24%
24 Va
25%
3,700
64%
623/4
643A
62%
63%
62
63
62%
63 %
14,400
*15%
15%
15
15%
*67
67%
*66
67%
*66
70
*69%
70
*69%
15%
67%
*69%
70
13%
*120
133/4
125
54%
*13%
*120
15 Va
15%
70
*13%
13%
13%
13%
125
•66
♦120
59%
17%
54
54%
94
92 Va
92 Va
613A
61 Va
63%
55
55
92%
92%
*92%
60
593/4
60%
60%
20%
16%
17
16%
237
232%
125
16 %
20%
17
16%
16%
163/4
8,900
2,400
236%.
228%
233%
10,000
fund preference
20%
20%
1,600
'
20%
Power
Co
90%
*90
20 Va
20%
20
100
10
2
90%
90%
90%
91
28%
28 Va
28%
Va
28%
28'A
116%
1173/4
115%
28
•90%
20Va
28%.
115%
91
28 3/a
91
*90%
116%
13,700
8,200
Jun
9
1143/4
115%
62% Jun
16
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
59
60%
60
60
59%
60 %
59
59%
59%
60 Va
40 Vb Jun
30
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
39
393/4
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
40 Va
39%
40
29 Va Jun
23
preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
100
4.30% preferred—
—100
5.05% preferred
«.
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
27%
28%
27 Va
27%
263A
27 Va
27 Va
28%
28
8
28%
3
263A Mar
Mar 20
Jan
16
85
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
Feb
8
120
84% May
86
88 %
9
May 23
May 16
Jan
14
9
41% Feb
17
76% Mar 13
233/4 Jan 13
65% Jan
5
73
20 % Jan
7
23% Apr 20
22'/a May 14
117% Feb
5
20
May 11
104
45 Va
Feb
25
Apr 14
May
2
22% Mar 22
Feb
18
113% Apr
19
8% Apr
28
11% Feb
11
106
16
7
81
Feb
25
29% Feb
363/s Aug 31
72% Aug 27
4
83
May 13
35% July
1
Jan
19
75% Feb
23
35% Jun
28
37% Jun
24
27% Jun
2
39% Jan
4
42
Jan 26
123% Jan 11
133% Apr
7
27% Jan
4
67
iin Apr'ii
Procter
$1.40
&
Gamble
div
*82%
84
84 Vb
84 VB
*86 %
87%
*101 Va
102
*82%
85
*86%
*101%
1173/4
84
102
102
•82 Va
84
•82 Va
85
•84
86
*84
87%
85
*86 Va
*86 %
87%
*86 Va
*101 Va
102 V4
443A
44%
44%
44%
71
69%
70
70
•22
223A
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
9
$4.75 preferred
Puget Sound Power &
Pullman
When
Pure Oil
Inc
issued
—
21%
*21
110
110
9Va
No par
♦82%
Light Co—10
333/4
74
No par
—No par
"
83
33%
*22
223A
*21
21%
113%
9%
*82%
333/4
900
21%
21%
113
113 Va
113%
100
9
8%
8%
4,700
21%
83
34
•82%
34
21%
83
83
83
34%
34%
35%
30
14,500
600
74%
37 Va
37%
35%
363A
35%
36
35 Va
36 %
35%
29%
0
90
22%
•22
9
333/4
33%
223A
170
9,800
•110
21%
8%
*82 5/a
83
70%
9
110
9
45
69 Va
~50
110
♦21
*109
44%
703A
,•22
22%
*22
45
44%
70
44 Va
86
•70
44%
*70
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
5,500
87%
102 Va
102
102
100
25
25
100
3%%
8,800
23,600
83 Va
84
*82%
85
87%
180
283/a
117%
28
117 Va
9
36% Mar
1,700
!
80
232 Va
2353A
20 Va
900
13 Va
55
543A
92%
59%
2323/4
100
133/8
13%
55
54%
92%
4,400
69%
•120
59%
17%
16
67%
*68%
125
55%
239
15%
*66
*120
125
95
♦92
15%
67%
70
1
52
8
60
25%
11
5
43% Apr
33 % Mar
70
1,200
63%
Jan
30
58 3a Jan
..YC •
24%
81% Feb
903A Nov
3,300
90
17
6,500
10,300
(H K)—
Electric
Potomac
78
433/a
14%
*125%
10
sink
78
42%
14%
234
Poor & Co
5%%
78
42%
14%
17
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co—
Polaroid Corp
Inc
78%
42%
14%
*87
$3.50 convertible preferred
Co
78%
43%
& Chic Ry—
guaranteed preferred
15
18
78
40
14 3/a
85%
75% Jan
31
81
42%
37
No par
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
Dec
•80
78%
•93
No par
Pittsburgh Plate
56% Dec
69%
81
14%
20%-. 203/4
4
Apr 11
68
*80
360
8,900
55,300
79
20%
4
18
69%
80
44%
203/B
12
125
*663A
69%
81
100
97%
14%
.2
Jan
4
*78
683A
*96
43 VB
*78
39
22% Jan
Mar
*80
41
80% Jan
116
68%
80%
40%
2
Mar 16
67%
80
60
preferred
68
*663/4
683/4
81%
59%
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
5%%
68
67%
59
14% May 10
71
97%
*81
*80%
No par
No par
1
66% May 3
69 % Apr 14
<12 3/4 May 11
59 % Jun
*663A
*20 Va
21
5
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
7%
68
*20%
Co common—10
& Chem
convertible
*663/4
100
21
100
100
.5
1
$4.80
5
58
31
9,100
36%
Jun
86 Vb Jan
17,600
27%
97%
19
82% Nov 24
293/4 Dec 17
443A
263/4
29%
87
Jan
44
27%
25
29
15
44%
27%
35
80% Jan
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
43%
27%
97%
78% Jan
104
44%
263A
303/4
92
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
x43%
28%
38%
93
Dec 24
50
44%
28
97%
91'/a Mar 20
65
42
43%
28%
30%
5
Jun
*40
44
28%
363A
Sep 23
98
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
83
42
3,900
43%
_100
33%c
26
96
•40
11,500
17
10
Corp common
3%% preferred series A_
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
34 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Porter
14
41
41
1,700
29%
16%
*96%
433A Feb
2
17
17
*41
43
49%
28%
263A
4.68% preferred^—
84
Dec
*41
49
■
31%
Philco
Mar 18
81
16 3/4
1
Co
Phila & Reading
8
4
125
34% Mar 31
213/4 Nov 17
96% Jan 28
29%
16%
3
6
Apr
20
62% July 31
1003/4 Jun
9
49
29
17
50c
26
Jan
38 %
25% Jan
9
48%
29%
16%
—100
Feb
49
43% Jun
23% Jan
48%
28%
17%
43
100
preference
99
Jan
22
132
48
283/4
17
90%
Feb 16
5
49%
28 Va
17%
90%
Jun
8
483A
283A
100
Co/common
17
20
Nov
49%
No par
100
.*
common
Feb
r31
Sep
80
Corp
Corp of America-
conv
7
16
15%
22%
3
4%% preferred
15
119
15 3/8
*22 Va
17%
Phila
74% Jan
8
3
9
153/4
22%
*22
90%
653A Feb
1
Feb
15%
22%
28%
50
Corp
Jan
86
*22
48 3A
2
Apr
5
77% Jan 20
91% Mar 19
74% Dec 30
15%
22 Va
1
82% Jan
283/4
400
10,500
15%
153/4
v*
1
Sand
Pitts Ft Wayne
Dec
15%
*22
89%
31% May
73% May
19% May
1,300
1%
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com__33y30
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp/
12.50
92
60
14
4
46%
*1%
89%
91
Mar
700
45%
1%
100
493A Aug 27
42
24%
47%
1%
4.30% preferred
533A Dec
145
24%
46 Va
2
81%
95 % May
24% Jan
243A
463/4
*13A
98 3/a
4
125% Dec
24%
*45%
98 3/a
8
14% Dec 28
233A
46%
"Z 2
1%
20
81
2
94
23%
233A
34,300
97%
Jan
99 3A Apr
19 % Aug
47%
81%
36% Dec
3
46 Va
81%
20% Jan
3
47%
*20%
90
Dec
46%
/ 97%
41 % Mar
Dec
100,400
100
137/a Apr
89
65%
100
93
Mar 23
83
62%
No par
16 % Dec
26% Dec
63%
3.80% preferred
52 3/4 Mar 23
5
22%
87
61%
47%
4.40% preferred
28
16
*22
87
62%
453A
$1
22
Sep
15%
15%
25
87
57%
46
10
Oct
21% Jan
1%
14,900
87
58 3/a
553A
!4 44%
82 Va Mar 14
31% May
26% Feb 17
6
Apr 30
453/8 July
■
21% Mar 24
11% Jan
32
59;
98% Jun
18
Jan
84% Jan
.
65 % Mar 10
74% Dec 22
41 %
75
56'A May 12
73
17%
87
*85%
87 3A Jan
-
363/4 May
84% Apr
17%
41
*85%
453A
preferred
Electric
18%
413/4
23%
6
9
17%
41
45
57% Jan
Mar
18,300
18%
41%
24
Co
Pfeiffer Brewing
8,800
3.50
issued
Petroleum
31%
31
18
46%
1%
51 % May
3
43% Mar
Dec
v
38% Jun 23
100
96% Jun
5
75
Oct
5% Jan
70% Mar
87% Dec
20
7
When
13
5,500
31 Va
30 Va
41
43 3A
5
Power & Light com
Pet Milk Co
36% Jun
53/8
18 3/a
*23%
;
Chemicals
Glass
200
5Va
41%
2.50
.
8,300
5%
18%
No par
1
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
333/b May 18
92
53%
common
27%
135%
49%
87
•44%
Enterprises
13,400
27%
135%
5%
5 Va
49 3A
27%
135%
40%
37
100
27 3/8
31
30%
493/8
1,200
134%
27%
135
5 Va
5%
313/4
49
„
18%
*85%
1
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
41% Feb
26% Jan
<fe
C)
5
30%
49%
273/8
135
13%
42
No par
4.40% series
53% Jun 20
64% Aug 11
Mar 23
74
Corp
& Co
4%% preferred
34% Jan
57% Dec 30
Apr
Jan
27% Apr
4
85% Jan
5
20
35
27
53/8
32 3/a
18%
100
prior preferred
(J
Pennsalt
5 Vb
32
1
„
conv
Penney
303A Mar 31
1
1
50c
Ford
4.68%
Jan
89
8
98% Apr 20
&
483A
49%
27%
135%
rPenn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
25% Jan
5
102% Apr
40'/a Nov
16
27 Va
135 Va
Corp
Transportation
conv
Penick
503/4 May 31
26 Vb Jun
16% July
30% Sep
27%
135%
Airways Inc
Peabody Coal Co
5%
48 Vb
27%
Xl35%
.
Pipe Line—
Pictures
Mines
54
,64 VB
100
Parker Rust Proof Co
Mar 16
3% Jan
64%
*20
14 2/7
com
Electronics
preferred
Parke Davis
12
54%
64
48% U 483A
No par
Paramount
/
22
54%
25
No par
Common
83% Mar 18
Jun
Electric
&
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
28
94
Gas
:
*20%
10
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
2
7% Jan
8
Corp
Pacific
32 % Jan
4
Jun
Jan
15%
25
Pacific Finance
51% Jan
23
Jan
1
5% preferred
2
11
65
8
26% Mar 10
2
May
60% Jan
130 Va Feb
13
43
6
May 11
5
20% Nov
*
'
World
Panhandle
40
51% Nov
22 %
13%
15%
common
22
Jun
18
S
Aggregates Inc_5
&
Pacific Coast Co
29%
29
29 %
28%
29%
28%
29 Va
28%
48
Z ,48%
48%
i3f%
♦1313/4
26% : 26%
*26%
:
35%
29
7,800
22,000
"
lJJS P*C
**4 % Sen
29
55
.
'
26
Mar
8
48% Mar 23
.9
Quaker Oats Co common.
.100
6% preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. _10
..
48
*131 Va
*26%
48%
133
26%
131%
,
h,_ 48%
48%
133
26%
»
48'A
; 131 Va
26%
1313/4
26 Va
47%
130
26 Va
48%
130
t'26 %."*'«
4,300
170
1.000
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(24)
.
.
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
1
STOCKS
'Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Yearl«J5«>
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
June 28
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
June 37
June 2!)
Far
Thursday
V
Sales for
the Week
Friday
June 30
July I
Shares
Feb
67
Dec
23Vs Jan
66% Jan
9
28
73% Dec
59% Jan
29
78% Apr 18
Radio Corp of America comr_No par
67 Va
Va
66%
68%
67% Jan
4
preferred.—
No par
70%
70%
70%
6534
70%
71
'71
66%
*70%
71
8
Ranco
5
71
44%
45
44%
70%
9
6
30% Feb
74
Apr
8
49% Jun 16
66%
74% Mar
41% Dec
46%
44%
45
909
50% Jun
17
Raybestos-Manhattan
44%
44%
73
23
44 Va
61% Jun
62
46
62
62
15
62 V4
8,700
24
22% Jun
*61%
19% Jun
43 y,
Raymond
*61%
21%
20% n,.21
Jun
3
28
19% Feb
~~9
43% Sep
9
16% Dec
29
1
5
17
May 22
Jan
6
3
53% Jan
4
Jan
21
12% May 11
18% Jan
5
30% July 10
73% Apr 27
25
17
35 Va May
Nov 24
37 % Jan
26
24% Jun
28
33% Jan
14
17
Jun
30
17
Oct
9
27% Jun
1
12
Jan
5
41% Sep
28
20% Apr
25% Nov
16
40 % Apr
22
21
Jan
2
12% Feb
16
15% Nov
27
20 y8 Apr
17
Dec
2
33%
2
25 % Dec
32
$3.50
.
15% Jun
Feb
Reading
noncum
non-cum
Reed
Roller
1
18
Reeves
7
Mar
28% Jan
6% Feb
28% Jun
16
Rcichhold
48% Apr
19
68% Jan
4
Reliance Elec
21
Apr
18
27% Feb
1
Reliance
1
42% Jan
8
73
16% Jan
2
36% July 23
Jan
7
60 y. Mar
5
52% Jun
17% Sep
22
19% Mar 14
55
7
11% July
7
11
14% July
66 % Apr
38% Jan
8
81% Sep
7
1
5
54 y8 July
9
46% Jan
28
12 '/4 Nov
30% Jan
7
57% Nov
16
Dec
42
Mar
116
47% Jun
Oct
76
28
63% July 27
4
4
123r
Jun
20
24
55% Jan
21
84% Mar 26
76% Jan
5
18% May
47% Jun
6
July 24
65
Nov
21
30 V8 Dec
17
22
2% Jan
5
Jan
111
26
149
Jan
5
19
16
45% Sep
4
29% May 23
42
Dec
30
37
Dec
16
28% Jan
21
45%
5% Mar 17
3% Jun
21
July 15
4
31% Jan
19
59% Dec
14
43
Apr
Preferred
81 % Feb
9
Apr
35% Feb
16
62
Dec
22
50
Mar
9
52
Jun
23
50% Dec
18
43% May
3
50
Jan
23% Jun
17
30% July 23
39% July 24
23% May 18
32% Mar
29% Jan
2
461% Jan
29
741
Dec
28
675
5
92
Jan
30
82
81
Oct
Oct
30
24% Mar 12
10% Jan
7
14% Mar 25
16
34
May 27
16% Jan
2
22
Aug
3
40
6
50 V8 Jan
26
Nov
18
Oct
17
9
780
Jan
4
87
12% Apr
9%
Apr 14
■r
14 % May 12
19
Mar
36% Jun
7
May
Jun
24
24% Jan
17
Jun
2
22
12% Dec
1
37% Sep
22
47 % Mar 11
2
1
14 "A Mar 25
10% July
12 V* Jun
16
13
4
16% Oct
Dec
24
7
21% Mar
9% May
5
14 %
May
15%
15%
15%
15%
26%
24%
25%
24%
24%
23%
26%
24%
27
26%
23,100
27%
26%
27
12,400
10
9%
9%
9%
9Va
*9%
*9 Va
*16%
9%
16%
16%
9'/a
16 Va
5
59%
59%
5
25%
27
100
*54
4
55%
58%
59%
24 Va
17
25%
*54 Va
f.9%
60
24%
25%
24%
55%
55'A
55 7a
*54 Va
25%
27%
25%
27%
9%
10%
42% Jan
15
90% Aug 17
55%
*54%
27%
26%
9%
9%
9%
13%
13 Va
13 Va
13%
14
14%
14%
14%
62%
63%
62
62%
62
63
39%
40%
14,900
39
39
38%
39
5,000
*13
27
36 Va Jan
80
25
Apr
1
36% July 24
30% Jan
2
38
29% Apr
18% Nov
17
69
Sep 21
42% Jan 14
Apr
27
July
1
8
79% Apr
30
56% Dec
3
Mar 13
14
97
24% Dec
31
29% May
4
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
5
89% Dec
16
May
69% Mar
62%
63%
41 Va
40 Va
41%
67
68
67 >
67%
67'A
Co___2.50
67%
53%
67%
54%
67%
51'/a
53
67%
4,400
52
53
55%
54%
56%
52%
No par
51
54%
56%
55%
52%
55%
33,900
54%
55%
54
55
47%
47%
20,700
47%
47%
125%
124%
124%
.70%
50
47%
100
100
*83%
1
20%
47%
47%
125%
70%
5s
67%
47%
125
5
com
■0
125%
125%
71%
.
84
1%
70%
70%
*83%
20%
84
20 >
1%
*123
70 Va
70%
70%
83%
*83%
*83%
20 Va
84%
20%
100
19%
20%
19%
20%
1 %
1%
1%
.12,100
1%
1%
1%
16,600
>
.1%
71%
Jun
4
70%
34
34%
1,400
3%
3%
43%
7,600
45%
45%
41%
3%
3Va
45%
4,700
convertible
com__l
preferred
25
& Elec Corp__No
Telephone Corp
Haas
&
preferred
*47
par
47
10
Corp
Co
5
series
A
3 Va
3 %
♦47
51
3%
46%
47%
*47
47'A
47%
2,l65
23%
24 Va
23%
24%
24
24'A
24
33%
33%
33%
24 Va
33%
33%
3,400
33%
33%
333/8
33%
4,300
705
695
7C5
685
695 Va
685
*84
85%
*84
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
11
11%
11
11%
11
18
r
18%
17%
18
17%
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
37%
38%
37%
17%
17
_1
14%
5
14 V*
37%
.1
37%
11 %
14%-:;•./
30
19
27
37% Jan
62% Feb
9
82
Dec
7
Dec
7
Feb
9
17% Nov
11
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
5
73% Nov
18
81
9
39% Feb
12
10
52
Jan
44
May
10 % May
71% Feb
72
3
50% Feb
16%
6
17
Dec
23
96
Sep
21
30 % Mar 18
20% Jun
31
78
66% Jan
76
2
Dec
26
6% Nov
13
31% Nov
4
20% Nov
19
13% Jan
2
37
Oct
39% Jan
Apr
13
Mar 17
10% Mar 11
81
Jan
6
Mar
4
Feb
89% May
30
21
8
10
4
3
15
8
8% Jan
14
13
32% Feb
8
38% Jun
20 Va Apr
5
23
Apr 22
preferred
A
Mtg Co common
3.65ft preferred '
25
_100
—
Screw
&
Bolt
Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20
Seaboard Finance Co_
1
41
Jan
4
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
5
59
-Jun
23
Sears
3
21
19% Jan
25
Seiberling
81% Nov
17
90
17% Jan
15
2
16
Jan
4
Jan
4
97% Apr
25
8% Jun
28
6
91% Dec
I8y„ Jan
8
46% Jan
26
29% May 25
38
12% May
Jan
4
49
29% Jun
43% Jan
11
14 Va Mar 31
Jan
26
12% Sep
21
19 V* Jun
17
12% Jun
27
38% Dec
11
42% Dec 30
16% Jan
30% Apr
28
43
18% Jun
23
22 V* Dec
17% Nov
16
23% Jan
4
22
9
22% Aug 12
24% Oct 28
16Va Jun
16% Jun
21% Jan
13
17
Feb
17
45% Mar 25
20% Jan
4
29% Feb
17
7
23% Sep 22
78
Jan 14
i5% Jan
2
88
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
48% Nov 24
80 % Nov
17
44% Jan
22
12% Sep
22% Feb
16
9
59
Dec
59 %
30
23
July 27
104'/a July 27
31% May 22
67% Apr
2
74 V* Apr 14
64
July 23
22% Jan
29% July
52% Jan
26
5% Dec
16
9
44% Dec 15
22% Nov 12
4
8'/a May 18
Oil
Steel
4
Shattuck
4
Shell
&
2.50
Gas
1
Corp
Nofpar
(Frank G)
Co
Oil
No par
1
42'A Jun
78
1
60
2
Jun
Jun
8
54
Jan
6
Mar 10
94% Jan
4
26% Mar 24
36% Jun
30
New
York
Sheller
shares
Corp
Corp of
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel
1
Strapping
8imonds Saw St Steel.
Simplicity
Pattern
3
55% Jan
4
Sinclair
2
55
Jan
4
47% Mar
53% Jan
11
18% Feb
9
16
26
Oil
1,600
13%
13%
2,200
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
10,300
23%
24 Va
23'A
243A
14,400
367/8
13,009
13%*
24 Va
23%
24% Oct
16
17
60% Jan 15
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
85
15
75
13
Jan
9% Mar
5
56% Jan
8
91
Dec
18
81% Dec
9
89% Apr
10
—
Smith
9
64% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
10
7% Jan
12
Jan
14
47 V* Dec
16
84% May 7
37% Dee 30
footnotes,
see page
12
May lo
15
18%
270
30
*245
30%
36%
30
30%
*333A
34%
33%
33%
33%
17 Va
18
17%
73
72
72
*693A
39%
37%
*91
92
29%
8%
8%
38%
28%
8%
*91
18
8%
8%
*333/4
34%
600
173/4
J
5,000
38%
48,100
17%
17%
73
*71
37%
38
37%
92
92
*91%
28%
29
17
8%
8 V«
17
16%
50
29%
17
11,100
8%
8%
17
20O
93
29
8%
9,300
73
29
8%
17
14%
21V*
,
30 3A
38
28%
270
30%
92
♦91
8%
16%
15
21%
37
92
29
84
270
303/4
17%
x28%
*83
*245
270
30%
17%
*72
36%
83%
*245
*33%
73
36%
83%
270
28,300
173/a
4,700
14%
A
14%
14%
14 %
14%
21 Va
21
14%
8 OO
22
21%
22%
21%
213/i
27,900
83/4
8 3A
83/4
8%
2,200
11,800
9
%
8%
8%
v:
„
*14
75'
72%
73 %
72'/a
73
*46%
49 V*
733/4
46
74 V*
46
73%
*43%
73%
46
46
10%
11%
46
46
10%
11
46
10%
10%
86%
87
10%
103/4
85%
10%
86%
85
10%
85%
7,200
75
75
85 3/4
86'A
853A
89
8,000
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21 V*
*69%
75
90
*87%
21%
72
21%
*69%
j
75
*75
90
*87%
21%
21%
.12
*69%
76
*75
76
90
68
88
21%
21
76
21%
72
693A
69%
600
76
60
*87%
89%
20
21 Vb
21%
4,600
*69
72
t
110
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
36%
36 Va
63/4
6 3/4
35%
6%
36%
6%
35%
3,700
2C%
38%
21
35%
36%
20%
35%
35%
20%
8,600
20%
20%
20%
203/4
15%
16%
16
16%
15%
16
35%
36 V8
15%
34%
35 V*
35%
343A
343/4',
54%
55%
54 3/4
55 3/4
20%
15%
35%
57%
58
55 Va
57%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
13%
13%
15 V*
13 Va
13%
13
93
13%
93
13%
93%
93%
93
93
*9
9%
33%
8%
35
.
34
15%
9
15%
14%
94
203/4
5,300
153/4
15%
1,900
343/a
35
1,800
54%
*
55%
15%
23.800
153/s
1,200
14%
14
*93
31,400:
94
220
*8%
9%
~9%
9%
34%
9%
34%
34%
33%
34 Va
34%
35
31%
7,300
31%
32
31%
32
5,100
32%
33%
31% -32%
31%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
35%
36%
35%
36
35
35%
13%
12%
34%
35
9%
14
800
143/a
34%
4,500
35
15,400
15,300
Kline
French
&
21
Jan
1
11
South
liico
Puerto
19%
19%
19%
19%
16%
16%
19%
19%
16%
19%
16%
19%
16%
18
16%
18 V*
16 Va
Xl7%
16 3%
16%
17%
16 «A
17%
35
17%
38%
17%
17 Va
36%
38 Va
173/a
17%
36%
37%
57
58
58
56
56%
56%
••44%
44%
43%
44%;
*81
3
62 V* Jun
24
39 Va Jan
12
49% Jun
28
Southern
31% Jan
4
34% Jun
24
33% Jun
Southern Indiana Gas
43%
433/4
80
80
79 Va
80
80
34%
80
35
16
37 % Jan
22
38%
36
39%
38%
39'A
35%
38%
35%
35%
14%
35%
15%
35%
35%
35%
35%
15%
17%
4,000
17%
18%
17%
18%
17
24 Va
24 Va
17%
144,000
24%
24%
*23
23%
—15
24%
>•
24%
24%
24 Va
58
58%
56
58'/a
53%
56
53'/a
37%
55%
37%
36,100
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
?-53,100
4%
5
43%
5
43%
*48%
23%
24%
84% Mav 16
13% May 12
20% May
83
2
May 23
9% Jan
85
11
86% Mar 23
4.20 ft
16% Jan
4
26 V* Jan
4
87 Va Feb
5
29% Mar
8
43% Jan
4
77% Feb
2
81
28% Apr
1
Mar 28
37% Jan
4
Railway
15%
11V*
16%
17
19%
*27 Va
19 Va
27'A
27%
273A
273/4
37%
28
St
Bros
Inc
Co
—.
24
2,900
17,500
1,600
61%
62%
X60%
61 Ve
49%
60%
61 Va
603/4
61
48%
13,600
49%
47%
48 Va
47%
48%
46>/a
48%
19,900
34%
34% V 34%
34%
47 Va
ZIZ
lOO
1
34%
34
34%
34
34% >
34%
34%
343/a
34%
34%
20 Va
34%
9,700
20%
20 Va'
20%
20
20%
193A
48
20 »/a
34,700
48%
46%
47%
46%
47 V*
46 Va
47
17%
17%
66
66
27%
27%
27%
27'/a
27 Va
27%
23%
27%
27%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
17%
*66%
A
7%
3.400
33%
48 Va
23%
;
17%
A
7%
7%
17'/a
68
*66'A
13
17%
A
•
8%
8
17%
68
*66'A
%
17%
r&
8 Ve
17%
*66'A
68
273/a
*23
:
6,800
.
3,200
173A
10
68
27%
6,100
23%
1,700
71%
70
ii
70,600
*84%
14
87
-''•
14%
♦84%
>■ <
14
<
20,500
71
*68
70
2,000
36
35%
35%
*333/4
35%
87
*84%
87
*84%
87
70%
87
14
8
70
*84 Va
70%
71
*35
70
»
14
7%
14Va-
14
8 Va
••14%.
73A
100
2,400
24%
13%
14%.,
25
22%
24 Va
22%
*83%
"24%
24%
84%
24 7/a
24 V4
243A
83%
85
Nnpar
83%
83%
35%
•833A
84%
•84 V4
84%
370
36 V*
35%'
36 Va
34%
35%
*78'A
34%
34%
35 Va
12,900
79%
35'A
*73%
79%
*78%
79%
79%
79%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 Va
303/4
31%
50c
preferred.
common
Co
34
Y
5
;
preferred
D
23%
62%
~ jf50
common"— __6
—
$4.50 preferred
Square
24 Va
48%
ii
issued
Inc
24%
61%
___Il
Spencer Kellogg St Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
'3,800
20%
28%
common.._No par
Spencer Chemical
Spiegel
10,700
27%
par
Rights
Sparton Corp
When
5
44%
50%
5
Spalding (A G)
4
24%
44%
*49
18%
preferred
20
Mobile St Ohio stock tr
ctfs_—100
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
30
4%
50 3/4
17%
non-cum
Jan
5
44%
400
~25
Co
Southern
35 V2 Jun
25%
4
27%
18% Apr 21
2
4%
44
25
*49
50%
5
4
30
5 Va
44
*49
25
com
8ft preferred
Southern California Edison
Jan
Mar 15
43%
50%
*24%
15%
17
6% May
4%
44
.*49
34%
66
5
43%
50
20%
24
7,500
59%
33%
J? Jun
39
38%
34%
-
,
3,200
27,700
59
20'A
13
353/4 ,,36'A
38%
38%
37%
&¥leclNo~par
A Jun
500
36
5
Natural Gas Co.—
7 50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)—.No
4
2,800
80
38%
Southern
8
43%
36'A
5
13
1,400
43%
*79%
38%
5
Apr
57%
36
23% Jan
29% Jan
6,500
57%
38%
54'/a Jan
68
2,800
36,500
35 Va
8
29% Jun
43%
39%
38'A
7
1
•
36%
35%
Mar
6
58%
83
19'/a Mar
May 18
58
34%
44
64% Jun
37%
39%
Labs.No par
Sugar
30% Feb
17
20% Jun
A 43%
36%
35%
2.50
27 Va Mar 25
5ft
:
19%
39
—5
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
56 Va Feb
35 Vz Jun
21% Mar 16
28% May 21
97 V* Feb 13
*245
_xo
Smith (A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
4% Jun
23 %
28% Dec 31
fV
38%
South Jersey Gas Co
48% Nov
i
38%
16
22
•
39%
28
37 V* Mar 16
'.»
39%
Jun
46% Jan
23%
'syf'Vi..
38%
July
13
>
39
5
.
50
34% Nov 25
21 % Nov 16
9,900
14'/a
_25
Corp
28% Mar 23
34% Jun
1
—No par
.1
Co
Skelly Oil Co
May
Co
No par
36% Jun
34% Apr 29
50c
44 %
3
270
33%
73
17%
373/4
12 V*
30%
8%
v
14 Va
367/a
17%
17
37%
84
18
17%
19%
1
America
Simmons Co
37
Jun
ordinary
Mfg
Sheraton
25'A Jun
30 % Nov
2
Shamrock
Sharon
No par
Inc
28
63% Mar 25
41 % Sep
3
lo
1
—
$5.25 preferred
Shahmoon Industries
21
19
Oct
Servel Inc common
1
45% Jan
24
26% Jun
Co
34
Feb
32% Sep 24
Rubber
22% Jun
34
22
Co
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
64% Jun
30
5
&
Apr 20
52% Feb 25
38
35% Mar
21% Oct 22
Corp
Roebuck
South Amer Gold St Platinum
__l
South Carolina E St G Co com—4.50
5ft preferred
50
15
19% Apr
2
5% Sep 10
Jan
43
9
12
38% Nov 24
9
48'A Mar
23% Jun
30
30 % Jun
19% Mar
5
61% Jun
1
Seagrave
17
14 Va
36%
21
57,600
373A
83'A
*14%
37%
14
36%
33 Va
•
363/4
37%
83 V*
38
1,200
37%
14%
36%
♦72
1,400
19%
Shell Transp St Tr—
7
4
For
$4
Scovill
2
13
Sep 21
35% Oct
6
78
.
No par
—No par
17
May 17
11% May
Dec
$3.40 preferred
44% Feb
15 Va Jun
•3
No par
32% Jun
23
16
Nov
1
;
45% Mar 18
26
16
preferred—_30
.
common
50% Nov
17% Dec
Dec
Inc
Paper Co
1
5
27% Jun
29% Dec
35c
1
6
Dec
5
1.40
com
12
20
18
5
common
convertible
Scott
_1
26% July 16
9% Jan
Jun
5ft
Schick
16
15
10
preference
Schering Corp
8
Jan
40% May 25
17% Jan
45
Convertible
17
71% Jun
29 % Apr
3
100
Diego Gas St Electric Co
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co__
Feb 15
93% Jun
May 27
67
Feb
81% Jun
4
80
Jan
11
6
22
series A
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
14'A Jun
21
17%
83%
30%
5
common
San
18% July 15
Jun
Paper Co
6,200
19
19%
37%
36%
;
11
*183/a
14
83
*245
_No par
San
45% Aug 12
8% May
68% May
100
10%
18%
19%
37%
36%
—10
Light St Power
1
3
12% Mar
preferred
Lead Co.—
conv
11%
14%
83
100
4,200
37%
23 %
1
1.66%
13%
13%
'im-' 'v
common
13%
37%
-
.
1,380
85%
36%
1
38%
16%:::;
*84
19%
38%
16%
85%
690
18%
17%
19%
38%
16%
No par
85'/a
19 %
*38%
(Jacob)
*84
38%
1
Inc
675
14
11%
Corp
pfd 4.40ft
694
11%
_20 G
4,700
52
47%
13%
1
•
47%
X13%
20 G
Co
45 V4
*47
47%
24%
33%
_1
CO
preferred
1st
45 Va
53
3,400
47
85'/a
St L San Fran Ry Co com___No
par
Preferred series A 5ft
100
30
*47
70%
47%
1
.
issued
St Regis
45 Va
52
70
3%
1
Corp
Stores
3%
*84%
Corp
McBee
,
46
>47
47%
700
100
3%
45%'
51
24 Va
20
common
10% May 16
21% Apr 14
34% Nov 16
~
413/a
4.30ft
)8
23
21,900
.
33%
St Joseph
St Joseph
19
Jun
71
70%
4ft
29
29% July
70%
84
39
Safeway
26
92
800
1,000
33%
.
8
Feb
55% Jan
7
16
Apr
33% Jun
12
47%
1253/4
70%
Royal
2
32
Mar 14
47
124
;
38%
When
7
79% Feb
Jan
7
;
33 Va
Ruppert
22% Jan
24% Jan
*
37%
Rubbermaid
8
88
V*
83%
■:
20%
1%
;
33%
Ruberoid
2
Jun
2,800
65 Va
41V*
69%
22
29
37
14%
62%
5
Roper (Geo. D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
2
259
19
75,500
33%
27
40% Apr
84% Mar
Apr 26
25% May
5
10
13,600
10%
39%
42
May 27
10%
37%
14 % May 31
250
10%
lo
Ryan Aeronautical Co
28
15
26,000
33%
23
831%
Apr
25
9'A
i'
258
700
55%
27
> 593/4
v. -
40
26'A Jun
15
2,100
59 Va
25
34 Va
6
14
1,200
60%
*17%
59
24%
v
27%
lb i* ;
24
17
9%;
17%
39 Va
Jan
Dec
17
1.500
9%
...
14% Jun
Dec
17
16
26%
__10
Trust
Oil
V
o
9%
-
.
50c
series
3
80
3 OO
1.300
27%
S
34% Nov
2,800
26%
15%
33%
Ronson
8
21% Jan
15 Va May
12 % Apr
3.60ft
Rohr Aircraft
37% May 23
35% May 12
15%
1
69%
4ft
6
46% Jan
6
*15%
17%
72
Rohm
6
37% May 23
16
25%
*17
27%
pfd_;
Rockwell-Standard
Mar 23
21% Jan
V
17
12 Va
*25%
17%
71
5 % ft
17% Jan
5
*.12%
25%
17
26%
.
Tobacco
Selection
Rochester
38% Jan
1
12%
*25%
23%
Rochester Gas
26% Jan
July
■v* 12 %
25%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Feb
39% Jan
.12%
17% \ 17%
Corp
No par
Riegel Paper Corp
10
Rltter Company
L
2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Jan
55
12%
25%
17%
27
Manufacturing Co
Richfield
4% Jan
25
2nd
(R J)
Rhodesian
12%
25%
17%
25%
_1
conv
Rheem
2% Jan
*
12 % Apr
30
4% ft
12%
25%
17%
17%
15%
preferred series A
Reynolds
12%
26
*25 Va
15%
Inc ;■*«
4% ft
27
84% Apr
28% Jan
1% May 10
68% Mar
3
71% Jun
50
50
preferred
Rexall Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
21
163
convertible
Revlon
48% May 15
18,900
70,103
'
1
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
71% Jan
18
43%
series
23
56% Jun
17%
42
Corp
22
8
17%
43%
common—
50% Jan
*
4
3
22
Corp
21
17%
42 Va
10
70% Jun
38% Mar
17%.
43%
—1
——
17
46% Feb
17%
42%
No par
3%%
Aviation
Republic
42% Jan
7
1% Sep
Oct
56 Va Apr 29
38% July
1
17%
44%
Eng Co
Co common
Republic
$1
6,200
17%
43
&
Mfg
20
5
20
17%
44 Va
12%
prior preference
30
14% Apr
78% Jan
20
19%
209
50c
10% Jun
52% Jun
50% July
17% Sep
70
12% Jan
Co
29% Jun
25
71% Dec 23
15
8
7% Feb
div
20%
62%
17%
preferred
preferred
2nd
Conv preferred
'
28% Jan
7% Nov 25
20
134,039
41%
Reliable Stores Corp
Mar 14
57
20%
& Co—
24
16% Jun
*61%
64%
1
Chemicals
(Robt)
61%
21%
67%
—50
—
Inc
Bros
$1.25
1st
Bit
12% May
4
19% Mar 17
24
61%
66
5
4ft
6
68
21
Inc.-3.33%
w—
common
4ft
Reis
7
Co
5
Jan
20
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
.
No par
.
International
20
28% Jan
17
1st
Inc
No par
„
.
j
24
31
'
,
v
115,000
r
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30%
79
>
31 '/a ■"
40
14,000
Volume
Number 5965
192
.
.
25
(25)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
ii
Highest
37
Dec 18
west
17
Dec 23
34 % Nov
71'/"
15
Standard
Gas
30% Jun 20
Standard
Kollsman
Standard
Oil
12% May 11
40
Jun
51% Jan
1
4
Standard
Oil
of
4
Standard
Oil
of
New
4
Standard
Oil of
Ohio
Apr
7
24
39% July 27
July
117
28
25
22
Jun
28
618
Oct
28
226% May 26
67
" Dec
14
50% May 11
6
34% Dec
Dec
■33
•27% Mar
6
2
29
22
19
May
65
21
5
24 % Jan
9
9% Jun
Aug 26
9%
Sep 22
325
Sep
Aug
Apr
33% Mar
20
Jan
27
,14% Jun
23
21
1
6%
4
82
33% Jan
33% Jun
4
14
16%
Jun
17
16% Jan
11
50
Jan
18% Feb
,
8% Jun
7
12 % Jun
4
Feb
80
233/s
22%.'
23
411/4
413/4
41%
37%
38%
37%
38
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373/4
40%
40%
40%
40%
40 V2
403/4
453/4
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5
45%
*86%
87%
*86%
30%
29%
$5
35%
351/2
34 Va
35%
34%
26
26%
26
26%
25'/4
18%
19
18%
18%
18 Vb
No par
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
*181/4,
18%
5
56%
58%
56%
57%
56%
100
*81%
83
83
81 Vfe-
81 Va
1
*14%
15%
15
15%
15%
151/4
5
62%
64%
63%
64%
63V4
64%''
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28%
28%
28%
29 Va
30:
301/2
30%
30%
29
30
293/b
29%
22
22
22
22
21%
2lVa
14%
14%
14%/ 14%
14Vb
-141/4
*17%
17%
i.
5
Co
; ; • •
1
5iy4
1
;
28
14
15
29% Jun
1
33% Feb
25
20
85% Mar 11
93% Jan
15
5% Jun
8% Mar 20
•
4
Nov
25
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
23
26% Feb
26'
5
47% Aug 21
42% Apr
1
9
11% Jan
14
44% Feb
17
895
23
14% Mar
1348
21
Apr
Jan
Sunshine
4
Mining
Superior
175/8
17%
I8V4
*18%
18%
100
56%
56 »/4
563/4
8,100
6,500
6,500
-
*81%
.
83
*81 %
15
143/4
143/4
64%
66%
64%
66
23,700
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.
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20
»
700
30
30%
30,800
295/a
29%
29%
3,400
22
22 %
211/4
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1,900
*14%
14%
141/4
143/a
2,000
*17%
17%
17'/4
17Vt
200
51%
28
30%
503/4
51%
505/B
50%
3,400
28
•
273/4
28%
27%
27%
1,200
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.
>
.
;
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>
■
8Vb
8%
8Vb
8%
81/4
8 3/a
79,900
7%
7Va
73/8
7%
73/8
71/4
73/8
61,300
54
par"r'"'ww"!w""'*82^
21%
13
13 %
-
*82
'4
23
31%
31%
31
90
90%
89%
52
20%
201/4
20 Va
12%
131/4
13%
4,500
11,800
2,900
13%
'
*82
6,600
■
82 Va
*82
82%
453/8
45
455%
21
203/4
21%
23-':>
23
23%
313/a
31%
31V4
311/4 ~ 31 %
1,100
893/a
891/8
89%
89V4
893/4
2,000
53/4
6,100
*31
89%
90
5%
323/4
50 5/a
23
31 VB
;
2,005
32%
533/4
20%
23
V
13 Va
-
231
32%
45
4i v.
„
5%
13Vb
231
236
20%
20%
'
;
.
*82
82 Va
23
5%
20'/8
21%
533/4
52
33
53
,54%
228
325/8
32%
33 VB
-
230 Va
229
245
33
23
53/8
51/4
51/2
45 Va
45 Va
20%
21%
',*23
,
4,500
23,100
23%
5%
53/8
5%
82 V2
1,500
1035
1055
1045
1050
1025
1021
1045
33%
34%
35
36
37
50
37
41%
36
40
6,400
44
45%-
43%
44 (4
43%
441/2
42%
44%
43%
44
27,100
—1.
14%
14%.
14 Va
133/4
141/8
13%
14
13 %
14
9,900
9
Sweets
51% Feb
25
Swift
15
Jun
22
Symington Wayne Corp
58
Jun
20
Talcott
56%
57
56%
56 3%
57
563/4
571/4
563/4
571/4
25
Co
1055
1055
25
4.16%
29
&
18%
6,200
11,400
.
8%
231
10c
California
America
of
28V4
7Vb
56%
22
133/4
82 %
12.50
Co.
of
Oil
Co
273/4
14%
V
'-
27'/4
56%
'
363/4
36%
25%
/
36
18'/4
'
r.
353/4
17%
,"/'>
.
36%
36%
8%.
250
33%
series A.25
2nd pfd series of '55—30
5 % %
105
36
-
29:/4
51
28 Va
*28%
54%
21%
-
preferred
Jun
50
51 Vr
-
♦95
105
46,100
36
'•
26 '
>
'
33 3/a
8
V 131/4
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
7% Mar 11
1
5"% Dec
1275
Jail
4% %
-
10,500
873/4,
32% *
9%
21
23% Jun
2165
51
28
-
17%
242
32%
1
—1
—.5
27
20
*86%
333/4
7%
1
.100
.
,
rm3£
21 % Jan
,873/4
43,400
195,500
8%
V
1-
common
35%
*17
17%
5i3/4
*17
•
95
«
*81%
21
29
45%
57
common..
$4.50 series A preferred____No
Jan
373/4
41
45%
18%
Inc..
Corp
371/4
40 3%
46 Va
353/4
preferred
Chemical
375/8
403/4
*95
35
Gas
Sun
35,400
*86%
95
*85
35
Sunbeam
7
*85
95
34%
-
4
110,000
415/b
321/4
1
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
22%
41Va
453/4
i'fvv
33%
-issued
conv
30
*85
_20
-
Webster..
Suburban
600
22%
'
40%
5
Broadcasting Co
43/4
31%
_l
&
*45/8
371/4
87%
28 %
28%
20
When
18
45'/a
87%
43/4
-
:
35
Studebaker-^Packard Corp
4
45%
20
Corp
Fuller
&
451%
*86%,
20 : V
170
6,500
103/8
10%
*4%
45%
-
1
com
,
10,600
103/8
10%
'
2.50
Co
& Co
;;
<
,Shares
741/2
*74
41%
Stone
38% Jan
106% Feb
10% Nov 20
(J
Baer
Storer
15
64% Jan
; 26% Jan
16% Jan
84
Apr
4
21%
42%
41%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
5 % prior preference!
19
9
29
7
Stix
<
17% Jan
4
529
Jan
4
37% May 17
1
23%
41%
Inc______
Drug
Stevens
24% Jan
19% May 16
21%
42
preferred
L S
(The)
Chemical
Stewart-Warner
30% Jan
29
May 26
24%
23%
/
v
_100
preferred
preferred
convertible
Sterling
May 16 V M 58% Mar 28
26% Mar 24
4%
10
preferred
:
Sterchi Bros Stores• Inc
7
25% Jan; 4
Apr 12
4%
3%%
May 23
5
20%
10%
4%
6.25
A
Packaging Corp
Stauffer
30
I V
10%
4%
25
series
Starrett Co
16% Jan
Apr
IO'/b
Stanley Warner Corp,.—..
Stanray Corp
66% Jun
23
preferred
74%"
4%
convertible
24% Apr
16
Jan
convertible
$1.20
25% Apr 29
65% Feb
62% Dec 29
22% Nov 25
20'A Sep 21
$1.60
4
20
Mar 13
94"
13
Jan
July
44 % Mar 24
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
24% Dec 28
Jan
Jan 29
65% Jan
4
8 V
25% Mar 28
8
Standard
47%
74
10%
common
20
Oct
Feb
Dec
-3%%
4
47Vs
*74
475/8
47Vb
47Vs
45%
*4%
Jersey—_7
21% Mar 25
May 11
77
8
42% Jan
8
54% Mar
Mar
74
10%
Indiana
Jan
89
22
29'A Oct
Apr
59% Jun
79% Dec
6
14% Mar
16
'
8
21
14
23
22
23
18
13
25
6
2
25
28
23% Jun
11% Sep
z
36%
102
40%
36%
2
May
17% July 27
;
May 11
*
28
43% Dec
W
May 10
76% May
6
41% July 27
56
48%
74
1
Industries—__1
Jan
2
47
July 1
10c
Co
of. California
44% Jan
26% Feb
35
4
June 30
74%
48%
*74
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 29
74%
IOV4
Corp
50% Jan
92
31% Dec 29
No par
Electric
&
May 16
18% Jun
Dec
4% Jan
Jun
78
88
1
4% Mar
40
2
30% Dec
Financial
35
5
9
Apr
Standard
Wednesday
June 28
June48%
27
No par
;
44% May 31
86% Jan 13
13% Jan
50
25
com
17
76% NOV
17
11% Apr
Brands
$3.50 preferred
23
9
52
10 % May 11
fitnnrt
t*
btandard
26
71
Dec
27
64"% Jan
2
15% Jan
23
75% Apr
59% Jan
12
31
20l/4 Jan
49% Jun
12
52% Apr
12% Jan
19 »A Dec
43
25
Sales for
Tuesday
Monday
-
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXGH^NGE
Inc
35 % Feb
23% May 11
62 % Jan 23
Jan
52"% Sep
NEW YORK
Highest
70% Jan
July 29
5
Lowest
,
82'A Feb 24
~3% May 29
13% Sep 21
45% NOV 25
39'A NOV 20
45% Oct 23
50
Nov 16
85
Jun 30
27% Jan
7
84
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
18
Range Since Jan. 1
1959
Year
r
STOCKS
Previous
for
Range
xl 4
1040
270
T
48
6
Feb
29
Dec
31
'*
19% Jan
351/4 Sep 22
44 % Nov
4
9% Mar 21
2
11
71 % Oct
27
17
24
25
45
17
64% Jun
3
14
July 15
87% Aug
21
11
2
39 %
23
Nov
16
25% Mar 16
16
Jun
21
61% Jan
27
193% Nov
20
154
Jan
7
23 % Nov
25
39% Jan
23
72% Jun
19%
46% Feb
24
2
88
Jan
23
79-
20% Sep
18
29% Apr
14
21
Dec
22
24
Jan
16
21
45% Jan
2
69% Dec
7
19% Mar 11
15% Dec
17% Apr
236 5/a
235 3/4
19,900
22%
225/a
225/8
2,900
14%
15
14%
14%
1,800
4
18 % Jun
Jun
22
3
May 16
28 Va Jun 30
9
29% Jan
4
18
60
Jun
16
28 % May 26
39
33% May 12
21
29
July 31
25 Vb Mar 14
12
Jan
34% Jan
8% Nov 16
36
52
5
7
May
2
Mar 13
36
13% Mar
Sep
24
48
10% Sep
22
17% Apr
20
17% Nov. 18
25% Apr
1
10% Jan
16% Dec
23
*24%
243/4
31%
30%
31
30%.
30%
2,700
40
403/4
39 %
40%
383/g
39'/a
53,700
*81%
82%
*81 %
82%
40
17%
17%
.'■? 17 VB
175/e
17Va
175/a
17%
17%
12,000
22
22%
22%
22V4
221/4
22V4
22 %
22 Vb
1,900
No par
56%
55%
1
1
12 Va Feb
11
21
19 % Jan
4
TXL
*9%
93/4
93%
93/4
300
61%
61%
62 5/8
613/4
62%
16,300
82%
*81%
82 Va
9%
.
*81
55%
56%
55
56
55%
56 V2
56 7/8
12,500
17%
18
18%
18
18%
17%
18
18 Va
18V8
4,300
5
18
18
18%
18
18%
17%
18%
*17%
173/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
353/s
35%
353/8
35%
355/8
2,700
23%
24
23%
24
24%
26%
26
28%
■V
25 %
-263/4
21,600
67%
68%
68%
69
*68%
69
67%
683/4
•
2
2
1
681/4
68%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
26
253/4;
26
17,200
55%
x25%
52%
26
53%
54%
53%
545%
54Va
55
531/4
54
26,500
Steel—Nop^r
*28%
28%
29
Co
Co
Corp
Electronic
&
Williams
Corp
Airlines
World
Inc
29%
*28
30
*28
4%
4%
43/4
43/4
4%
13%
133/8
13%
13%
13%
133/8
37%
36%
37%
52%
52%
5
5
37
52
52
52%
1,600
26%
263/4
26 3/4
263/4
27
2,800
33%
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
6,000
34VB
35%
*7%
15,200
36'/a
52
26%
8
37Va
373/8
35%
36%
8,700
263/4
27
58
2,200
51%
34%
36 V2
300
5
13%
37
27
36%
2,600
52%
*52
26%
*56%
7,300
30
4%
13%
36%
'
*52
52
54
53%
53%
1,800
36%
3 6 3/8
38
37%
39 3/8
17,400
8
8%
8%
8%
8 5/a
8%
9%
3,800
*36
*56%
35 Va
58
*56
58
36%
36
'
*37
85/a
40
*37
40
30
38%
38 Va
38%
9%
10%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
6,000
13%
14%
13%
13 7/8
13 'A
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
26,700
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
15%
151/4
14%
151/4
4,800
45%
46%
45%
47%
453/4
47Vb
42%
46%
435/8
443/4
59,000
7%
7%
*7%
7%
73/4
8%
38%
*36
1
Oil Corp
*28
«
14%
4%
Corp
preferred
30
;
13%
—1
5
Industries.—
common.—1
50
Traux-Traer
Coal Co.—
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957—50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred.
50
Twin Coach Co
-1
3
V
100
243/4
57%
Trl-Continental
27
9%
60
*24
17 VB
Trans
Apr 13
20%
83V4
17%
Edison
$2.70
85%
Realty & Construction___l
4
29
13% Jun
24%
31
41%
18
4
38% Jun
July
*241/4
31 '/a
22%
Jan
May 17
9 V«
24%
81%
Transue
9 Va July
24i%
31%
190
22 VB
Trans-United
39% Jun
8
14,800
25
11
59 % May
Mar
10
203/8
63 Va
Transitron
40% May 27
11
30
Jun
30
43% Apr
18
31 Va May
3
75% Mar
9
Nov
3
54% Mar
7
54% Jan
29
20%
17%
19
27%
20 3/o
81%
common—
Transamerica
54 % Mar 10
11
50% Jan
20'%
20%
10
Oil
Jan
19
12% Apr
3
14
56% Jan
20%
20 3/a
100
preferred
39% Jan
26
18
42% Aug
5,000
20%
61%
8% Feb
24% Jun
833/a
83
10
Trane
17
8
8
82%
59%
20%
Torrington Co————-—No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
•••:
24% Mar
Sep 21
50% Dec 24
833/a
82
*9%
Toledo
28
17
56% Mar
16% Jan
82%
10%
Tlshman
1
37
83%
62%
4
17
79
83
*9%
6
4% Jun
*79
79
40%
22 Va Jan
40% Feb
*79
80
85V4
*78
81
42%
Chemical Co_
23% Mar 29
26
27
15%
41 VB
Mfg Co
$1.20
Jan
July" 15
15
1
4%
34% Sep
17% Jan
15%
25
preferred
Glass
Tidewater
4
70
42%
15%
Thompson (J R) ——
7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Common
2
—5
10
7
15%
233
31%
common
conv
Thiokol
21
30
15%
"
23
31%
$1.25
Thatcher
25% Jun
Jan
22
*24%
Inc
Textron
4
53 % Sep
7% Dec
23%
No par
5
15
73% Jun
29
239%
y4
23
3,400
84%
68% Jan
33
236 Vb
242
23%
.
*78%
Texas Utilities Co
84
37
236 VB
241
23%
'
.100
&
Ry Co.
Texas
24% Jan
237%
"
%l
No par
50c
Pacific
11
8
15% Feb
15
23,000
22%
19% Jun
3
22,400
16 3/a
1,300
233%
4
Jan
291/4
16%
Corp.
preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
52 % Mar
341/4
26%
f:
7
11
Transmission
16"% May 10
26% Aug 17
34
.
161/4
67% Jun 10
May 20
16
Feb
16% Jun
6
70% May
8
46,600
741/2.
26
27
24
36,400
73V4
231/4
73
34
Jan
Nov
233/8
72%
22%
76'A
161/8
3
Sep
42 Va
22%
23
75Vb
24%
7
52
42'/a
421/4
22%
75%
33%
61% Jan
79
42%
42
22%
75%
/ 22
16'A
4
13
*42
43
Va
78%
24%
24% Jan
29
42V4
22%
33%
15
9 % Jun
44
22%
v
25
16
26% Jan
32% May
44
76
1.25
Inc
33%
33% Jun
May
6
14% Oct 14
Corp
23%
16
72
11,900
16%
20
28
43
33%
23% Feb
21
423/4.
24
27 % May
Dec
42 3/4
16
4
11
42
23%
29% July 30
36% Sep
421/4
33%
31% July 30
24
413/4
16%
2
Apr
43%
24%
8
30
42"%
34
19% Jan
19% May 11
44
16
23
36% Mar
56,300
43%
5
33%'
No par
Texas Instruments Inc
1
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
V
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution__l
18
Jan
15%
33%
Jan
Jun
7,300
15%
23%
Jan
86
9%
18%
Gas
Feb
12
81/4
15%
Gulf Sulphur
30
70% Jan
91/8
16%
Gulf Producing Co
102 % Dec
63
7%
15V4
Texas
19% Jan
108
6
73/4
15%
7%
Texas
29% Jan
14% May 17
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
Dec 31
76
7%
15
Texas
256% May 25
20% May 17
7%
15%
14
Jan
37
12,100
7%
15VB
distributed
Texaco
34% May 18
May 27
'
14% Mar 10
When
56%
7%
1
__1.25
Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—5
4>
Jan
87
29% Mar 15
35 % Apr
1
Apr
Tennessee
8
Jun
24% Apr
1
21
V-
__1
;
Corp
Aircraft
Temco
45% Jun
Feb
Jun
34
TelAutograph
15
27
41% Jun
22
27% Jun
10 Va Jan
16% Apr
6% May
13% Mar 16
25
10 ¥2 Sep 21
8% Nov
Inc; (James)
;
u
2
19% Nov
9% Jun
41
Jan
120% Feb
30% Jun
86% Oct
48% Jun
20
24% Feb
12
14% Aug
4
V.7i% Jun
17
12 % Mar
1
Union
28
51
2
150% July 27
30 % Jun
22
43 % Jan
4
148% Jan
35% Mar 16
32
Jan
4
38% Jun
21
98% Mar
87% Jan
6
94
Jun
28
9
Aug
4
Dec
24
Dec 24
80
Sep
77% Feb
87
Mar
126% May
4
16
76
Feb
19
25
68 '/a Jan
5
3
77% Jan
7
•
Apr
8
74% Apr
26
78
83% Jun
17 /
40% Dec 23
53% July 10
33 Va Mar
8
43% Jan
4
29% Nov 17
7% Nov 18
38% Feb
19
25% Jun
2:
31
Jan
5
9% Feb
26
7% Jan
4
8% Jan
29
6
13
29% Nov 27
37% Jan
6
29% May 17
32 % Jan
19% Oct
30% Jan
25% Feb
4
20% Apr
24% Jan
1
6
45
July 15
25% Apr
36
Oct
28
66
Mar 26
101
Oct
14
136
21
5
37% Jan
4
41% Jan
15
198% Feb
26
92% Feb
11
28% Jan
4
39% Jun
15
32% Apr
80% Nov 30
243/8 Feb
9
22% Jun
Oct
12
21
3
88
20
May 10
109% Mar 26
81
May 17
Apr
32% Mar 26
23% Mar
30% Jan 22 *
24
95
84% Jan
Mar 24
Mar
8
9
18
Nov
27
38% Apr
10
22
Mar 11
27
64
Oct
22
17
28
76
Apr
Jan
18
25
Sep 23
88% Apr
38% Dec
56% Jun
29
11
29% Jun
1
38
Feb
23 1
7% Dec
9
9 % May 19
29% Jan
12
37% Mar 16
31 Vb Jun
23% July
45% Mar
17 % Jun
Jan
2
9
7
Mar 21
7% Jan
12
30
36% Mar 28
21
22% Jan
6
May 19
31% Jan
6
27% May 20
32% Jan
Asbestos
5
Electric
Union
&
Co
4%
non-cum
$4.50
United
Tank
Co
Fastener
United-Carr
United
United
United
United Fruit Co
46% Apr
19
53% Jan
25
16
29
20
Jan
25
United
16%
1%
45%
30%
Jan
7
Nov
19
Jan
2
65% Dec
Dec
3
34 % Mar
Jnw2Sep 23
80%
21%
Juiy~24
2% Mar 10
28
4
50
4
19
18% Jun
Apr 20
1% Jan
11
Apr 12
30% Jan
Sep
28
16
51% Apr 14
85% Aug 18
Nov
13
35
Jan
26
25
0
75
Dec
21
50% July
42% May
For footnotes,
see page
8
28
16% Apr
1
11% Jan
7% Jan
2
27
64% Jan
33
4*
Mar 29
16
30% Mar
4
43% Jun
83% Jan
4
26.
22
30% Jan
4
1
74% Jan
4
-No par
United Gas Corp
U
U
U
--}?
Improvement Co—13%
Greenfield Corp
United Industrial Corp—
Convertible pfd series A
United Merch & Mfrs Inc.
United Park City Mines
United Shoe Mach common
6% preferred
90% May 24
Jun
No par
(Del)—2.50
10
-Vj
—8.50
1
-1
25
25
S Borax & Chemical Corp com—l
4%% preferred—
100
S & Foreign Securities
1
S Freight
Co—
No par
92V4
91%
80
38
93
*77
7%
32%
134
38%
94
30%
132%
31 Va
31%
132%
134
37%
315/a
133
311/4
132 1/4
37%
37%
32
1,500
11,800
133%
12,000
37%
13,600
92%
280
37%
37%
93
933/4.
*92%
93%
80
*77
80
*77
80
72
*72%
73
*72 'A
73
83%
*82V2
83%
*82Va
83%
39%
41 %
391/4
401/4
26,900
27
27%
26 %
271/4
30,800
*77
80
*71%
72%
71%
71%
71%
*82%
83%
*82%
83%
*82 %
38%
38%
39%
40%
39%
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
40
273/s
1
8
8%
92%
8
150
8%
8
8%
8%
6.500
30%
31%
31
31VB
30%
31 Vb
30%
31
30 '/a
303/4
6,400
20%
21
20%
20%
21V4
211/4
20 3/4
20%
205/s
213/4
31%
32 VB
30%
31%
30%
31
30 3/4
32
30 5/a
311/4
8,200
38%
39 Va
38%
39 Va
3734
38%
37%
38%
38V4
393/8
13,400
8
95
*92
*92
95
8
*92
8%
95
*92
95
95
2,000
200
87%
87%
85%
86
84%
86%
85%
86%
*84%
86%
700
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
2534
25%
26
253/4
26V4
3,900
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
36
36
36%
5,100
92 Va
91
911/4
*89%
92
*89%
92
23 %
23%
24%
23%
*91
No par
10
(Del)
1
Electric Coal Cos
—~5
Engineering & Foundry—5
20% July 20
May 10
Corp
Corp
59% Aug 27
5% May
—
& Carton
38%
38 Vb
*77
10
preferred
United Carbon
2
7
31%
132 %
common——10
preferred
16% Jan
Jun
32%
135%
Car
Board
United Gas
21
32%
Co
...No par
Union Twist Drill Co
--5
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United
Artists Corp
—1
United Biscuit of America..No par
Union
42% Jan
9
No par
7%
132 Va
series
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
23% Nov 17
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
22
Corp.—6%
7%
7%
$4.50
Preferred
90% May 20
25
16
No par
Rubber Co——5
—
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp..
6
3
19
15'
74
86
Corp
Union
Apr
29
Underwood
1
(The)..
Udylite Corp
18% Jan 22
29
30% Mar 13
6
67
77
14% Jun
23%
*89%
20
92
233/4
23%
233/4
23V4
231/4
1,100
56 5/a
5 6 5/8
57
2,700
36'A
36V4
56%
56%
56%
57
56%
563/4
36%
■
565/8
37
37
373/B
363%
363/4
36
3 6 3/a
2,600
k7%
8
7%
7%
73/4
7%
75/8
73/4
7%
7%
26,600
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 VB
31%
31%
31%
*31%
2,500
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
22 Va
23 VB
21%
22%
21%
22 Vb
22%
233/4
22%
23%
43,600
30%
30%
15,200
50
50
30%
30%
30%
303/4
30%
303/4
30%
31
*49%
50%
49
49
49%
49%
493/4
493/4
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,400
103/a
10%
10'A
10%
105%
64,700
16 Va
16%
16%
10
10%
9%
IOV4
6%
6%
6%
18
18%
18 Vb
1
1 Va
6%
2,300
1
18%
1
9%
63/8
18
1%
600
6%
6%
6%
8,100
18%
18
18%
I8V4
18%
46,200
1 Vb
1
1%
6%
6%
1
60
2,000
1
61%,
9,300
60%
59%
60
x59
60%
60
6p%.
*32%
33%
32%
32%
x323/s
323/8
32%
323/8
39%
40%
39V4
40
39
39%
39
393/4
391/4
39V4
90
90
*90
90%
90
90
90
90
90
90
25
25 Va
25
25%
25%
25%
25
251/4
25%
25%
2,500
51%
52%
51%
52
50%
51%
51
513/4
50 Vb
51
7,900
60%,
.
*32
32
3/a'
160
8,900
70
Number 5965
Volume 192
.
.
(25)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
25
NEW'YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
j?ig*est
Lowest
35% Feb
Dec 18
341/0 NOV
17
37
71 J/4 Dec
23
82% Feb 24
Standard
Gas
Standard
Kollsman
4
Standard
Oil
17
35
May 16
26
40
Jun
23
44% May 31
86 % Jan 13
Apr —7
24
39% July 27
28
28
25
Jun
17% July 27
23% Jun
16
12
9
71
76% Nov
2
"78
Apr
8
14
77
Dec
Ohio
Mar
8
4
1
4
>
27
v<
May 23
16% Jan
66% Jun
34% Dec
23
25% Apr
Dec
18
23
33
6
15% Jan
2
22
Aug 25
29
19
May
6
21
5
24% Jan
65
Apr
2
Sep
17
11
28
Oct
•
19
Storer Broadcasting
29
24% Jan
15
StudebakeivPackard
Corp
P';:f 17% Jan
529
$5
37% May
14
50% May 11
64% Jan
4
38% May 29
19% May 16
'26% Jan
4
67
Apr
8
50
24% Dec 28
1214 Jun
15 % Mar 20
Sun
7
16% Jan
1
94
62% Dec
29-
65% Feb
9
42% May 17
22% Nov
25
Jan
27
20% May 27
24% Jan
7
24 J/4 Apr
29
21 % Jan
20
23% Jun
14
79% Dec
;
29
Feb
80
Mar 13
84
4
Sun
21
38% Jan
15
29% Jun
1
33% Feb
7
20
8514 Mar 11
93% Jan
15
5% Jun
;" 8% Mar 20
Sunshine
4
25
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
35
Jan
5
477/a Aug 21
42% Apr
9
11% Jan
1
14
15
Jun 22
Symington
44% Feb
17
58
Jun 20
Talcott
2165
48
6
25
895
23
Dec
31
1348
21
Apr
26% Feb
23
14% Mar
10% Nov 20
Feb
Jan
2u
21
35% Sep 22
10% Sep
Jun
51 % Feb
'
Sweets
Swift
25
2
16% Apr
27
45% Jun
8
71 Va Oct
27% Jun
27
21
11
45
Jun
24
17
24% Apr
25
Jun
64% jun
87
2
When
Corp
—
Jun
21
Jan
7
May 27
25% Mar 16
193% Nov
20
154
39% Jan
61% Jan 27
23 Va Nov 25
16
23
Gas
Texas
Texas
Gulf
25
Texas
Instruments
11
Texas
Pacific
Coal & Oil
Pacific
Land
256%
M*£y
29% Jan
20% May 17
19%
14% May 17
Sub
Jan
14% Mar 10
30
18
124 Va Mar 18
72 % Jun
6
108
Jan
Texas
&
31
70 % Jan
12
86
Jun
Texas
Utilities Co—
102% Dec
Feb
63
Dec
76
Pacific
Inc
231
79,900
61,300
231
2,005
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
53
53%
52
53%
50%
52
20%
20%
20%
,20%
13%
•
•
'
'
1
12%
*82
45-
45%
45
45% 1
20%
21
20%
21%
23
23
23
23%
*31
Aj
2,900
13%
*82
82%
11,800
20 V2
13%
13%
82%
4,500
"
6,600
82%
45%
45%
20%
21%
'*23
4,500
,
23,100
23 %
1,500
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,100
89%
89%
89 V8
89 »/8
89 %
89%
2,000
514
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6,100
1045
1050
1025
37
50
37
41%
1021
36'
43%
4414
42%
44%
13%
1414
13%
56%
56%
57
56%
1040
1045
270
40
6,400
43%
44
27,100
14
13%
14
9,900
57%
56%
57%
"
12,100
7%
7%
7%
7%
9%
8%
9 Va
7,300
15%
7%
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
15%
56,300
42%
42
42%
42%
43
11,900
42%
*42
42%
42%
42 Va
22%
23%
36,400
72%
73%
46,600
t'i
34
34%
*>
26%
29%
22,400
16%
16%
23,000
235%
19,900
42%
43%
44
42%
43
41%
42 " V
22%
.22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23%
78%
75%
75%
75 Va
76%
73
74 Va,
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
24%
26'A
16
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
239%
" ',J
v;
.
,
.
1,300
3,400
233 %
236%
23%
23
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,900
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
,1,800
24*1
237%
23%
236 Va
242
236 Va
233
'
-.V''
♦79
79
79
80
*78
81
*79
82
83
190
82%
83%
20%
20%-
*24%
24%
72
32% May
3
29
61% Jan
46% Feb 16
67% Jun
common
conv
Glass
25
24 %
24%
24%
*24%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31
41 Va
42%
40 Va
41%
40
40%
39%
40 Va
*24%
*9%
10%
*9%
10
62%
63%
59%
61%
100
81%
81%
*81%
100
24%
30%
30%'
38%
39 Va
2,700
53,700
9%
*9%
9%
9%,
9%
300
61%
9%
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7.50
Wooldridge Inc—
__u——1—5-
(J
*24
/
5,000
14,800
61%
62%
61%
62%
16,300
82 Va
*81 Va
82%
Thompson-Ramo
6
70 % May
62
Sep
79
Nov
24
88
Jan
23
79'
Feb
24
20% Sep
18
29 Va Apr
14
16
16% Jun
2
8
24
Jan
Common
$1.20
23% Mar 29
6
*81%
82'/a
40
18
17%
17%
:17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
12,000
25
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%.
22 Va
1,900
No par
1
5
56%
57 Va
55%
56%
55
56
55%
56 Va
55%
56%
12,500
17%
17%
18
18%
18
18%
17%
18
18%
18 Va
4,300
17%
18
18
18 %
18
18%
17%
18 Va
*17%
17%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
2,700
23%
24
23%
24
24%
26%
26
28%
25%
26%
21,600
67%
68%
68%
69
*68 Va
69
67%
68%
68 %
68 %
2
1
25%
26%
X25%
26
25 Va
25%
25%
26
25%;
26
17,200
53%
55%
52%
54%
53 %
54%
54%
55
53%
54
26,500
No par
28%
30
28%
29
common—
preferred
Dec
22
45 Va Jan
2
69% Dec
7
8
68% Jan
19% Mai 11
26 Va Aug
17
16% May 10
22 Va Jan
17 Va Apr
15
15 Va Feb
17
18% Jun
Jun
22
37
19% Jun
3
28 Va Jun
30
Torrington . Co
S& v
Tractor Supply Co class A
17
Trane
3
52% Mar
33
Roller
TImken
Tlshman
4
Toledo
28
May 16
Bearing
Realty & Construction
Co_
Edison
Jan
26
56 % Mar
9
34% Sep
1
24% Mar
8
29% Jan
4
16
60
Jun
16
Transitron
Electronic
28% May 26
39
Jan
11
Transue
Williams
8% Feb
19
Trans-United
40% Feb
42%
July" 15
Jan
7
7% Dec
30
17% Jan
27
17
4% Jun
24% Jun
18
12 Va
21
42% Aug
24
56% Jan
3
14
33% May 12
50 Va Jan 11
21
12
29
July 31
25 Va Mar 14
54% Mar
7
8
5
7
May
2
Mar 13
36
13% Mar
Sep
24
48
22
17% Apr
20
17% Nov
18
25 Va Apr
1
10% Jan
"2
16% Dec
23
19 Va Nov
6
Inc—
27%
—
Traux-Traer
Apr 13
Tung-Sol
5 %
27
Electric Co common
pfd series of 1957
conv
9% July
1
5
1
50
36%
37%
52%
52%
1
50
1
Twin City Rap
29
5%
12'/a Feb
11
Twin
TXL
4
19% Jau
Transit com__No par
50
1
Oil Corp
1
conv
prior preferred
Coach
Co
4%
4%
13%
13%
13%
37%
34%
35%
2,200
8,700
37 Va
15,200
37
37%
36 Va
37
51%
52
52
52
Va
1,600
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
2,800
35%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
6,000
58
*52
52
52
54
53%
53%
1,800
36%
36%
38
37%
39%
17,400
8
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9 Va
3,800
*36
38%
38 Va
38%
36%
35 Va
8
38%
*56
58
*56%
58
367/8
*36
36%
300
5
13%
52%
27
*7%
2,600
26%
*52
27
36%
7,300
30
4%
13%
5
26%
*56%
*28
4%
13%
36%
14%
1
Co__
Century Fox Film
20th
38% Jun
21
Coal
3
39% Jun
1
13% Jun
Airlines
Tri-Continental Corp common.
$2.70
preferred
29%
*28
30
4%
13%
4%
4%
13%
*28
13%
5
1
Trans
May 17
9% July
Steel
Industries
4
59 % May
Mar
10% Sep
World
Corp
4
40% May 27
30
10
&
—
Jan
54% Mar 10
52
3
43 Va Apr
16
26
31% May 11
Jun 30
3
75% Mar
9
18
Corp
Transamerica
39% Jan
19
8
Sep
50% Dec
Apr
No par
1
Co
73% Jun
70
53% Sep 21
25% Jun 10
*81
82 Va
17%
22%
2
Oil
Tidewater
4
60
10
preferred
4%
May 20
24% Jan
4
Jan
21
84
id ;
21
8% Nov
8%
7%
7%
236
83%
28
36
8%
7%
223
1,200
20%
21
Nov
•
7%
•
200
3,400
'
20%
11
54% Jan
27%
82%
36% Sep
34% Jan
50%
27%
83 V2
preferred
_No par
Mfg Co
5
Thiokol Chemical 'CoJ
-1
29
50%
28%
8%
20%
26 % Jan
Jan
51%
27%
.'.6%
83
24% Jan
16% Jan
17%
20%,
33% Jun
37
17%
20%
16
29
17%
3,400
85 %
19% May 11
15% Dec
2,000
20%
27% May 20
Thompson
14%;, 14%
.,30,800
83%
29% July 30
27
.
.
1,900
14%
30%
20%
31% July 30
4
36% Mar
Jan
/
7% "
21%
50%
/
29%
21%
*1714
,
29%
22%
*14%
:
30
29%
22
.
30% l,
29%
85%
2
13
23,700
20%
8
9% Jun
20
700
1
84%
24
May
6
14% Oct 14
66
-
14%
*78%
Apr
Dec
14%
64%
50c
Jan
$1.25
15
.-100
30
Thatcher
100
8,100
No par
Ry Co
23
23% Feb
" 6,500
•
»
66%
14%
56%
83.
6.200
;
.64%
44
/■"
Textron
19% Jan
56%
15%
15%
26% May 18
18%
56%
*81%
15
ex-distribution—1
ctfs
share
—10
Trust—
*18%
83
22%
_1
Inc
18%
56%
76
No par
Sulphur
17%
44
5
Gulf Producing Co
7
17%
43%
Transmission Corp—.TSj
33V3
Texas
14
18? '
18%
36
44%
xl4
7%
11,400
15%
—25
Jan
r 37
23
57
7%
—1.25
Transmission Co
19% Jan
34% May
29% Mar 15
July 15
56%
1
1.25
Inc
Texaco
v.
14%
6,500
28 %
13%
8214
35
43%
45%
14%
1
—
distributed
Tennessee Gas
4
Jan
44
9
Corp
Aircraft Corp„
Temco
.,
36%
27%
-30
•
230%
*82
21
21%
.23
23
31
31%
8914
90
5%
5%
1035
1055
-
9014 s
1
Corp
(James)
Inc
21%
23
31%
36
<
,
20%
,/
46
45
27%
36%
32%
54
,
54%
2114 21%
13 V 1314
*82
.
514
5%
1055
1055 ,
33%
34%
25
Co
Wayne
46
=
*■
8%
7%
.
13%;
82%
,
8%
229
36%
46,100
105
35%
14%
.
5
28
•
*95
36%
*81%
-
51%
51
714
7%
231
245
33
33%
22
90
4.16%
America
Texas
39 %
16
Nov
17
35 % Apr
1
Apr
1
21
34
3
14
87% Aug
Feb
22
11
&
J,
25
California
of
of
Co
Tennessee
41% Jun
44 Va NOV
.
10c
TelAutograph
15
10% Jan
Oil
Superior
4
29
6% May
4
9% Mar 21
13% Mar 16
19% Jan
Jan
50
46
21 >
23
31%
12.50
Co_
••
•
3014
28
\
*28%
2814
8%.
8%
5614
*82
No par
No par
—
Mining
Nov
8% Nov
1
:
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
7% Mar 11
1
Co
Dec
29
common
*
17"%
51 Vr
51
-
9%
54%
21%
1314
,
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
414% preferred series A
„25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55—w-30
25
106% Feb
Oil
1275
,5%
—5
Corp
17%
8
.
$4.50 series A preferred
;;
Apr 18
55% Jan
16
Dec
88
Chemical
*1714
'
'2014 Sep 21
30 % Dec
i
Corp
Sundstrand Corp;
6414 •
14%'
14%
*17
:
242
250
32%
3314
.
'63%
-N
•
'
14%
7"%
1
Gas
15%
81%
15% *
14 Va
28
-
18%
297/b
17%/v:!:;
105
17%
.
21%
14%'
10,500
32% k 33%
33%
18%
18%
30
43,400
195,500
87%.
*86%
87%.,
25%
57
"
45%- 45%
36
56%
.
37%-
600
40%,„ 41
46%
,36
V
81 %
83
" 1514
37%
37%
*8614
*
,
-
26
18%
64%
,"V
35%
25 %
*18%
35,400
56%
34%
-
110,000
41%
40%
*95
21%
51%
■
■'
4%
22%
45%
32%
35%
29%
51%
_100
Sunbeam
23
21"
11% Sep
;
'
57%
*4%
40%
95
-
35%
<■
•
30
28
8%
4—1
——_
preferred
conv
Suburban
■2514 Mar 28
" Dec
issued
When
4'
Jan
*85
35%
35%
26%
18%
18%
•:
•
6,500
J
41%
'
37%
V
•V..?':
31%
22
1
1*
Co__
Webster____
&
87%
29%
29%
*17
-
*86%
,
22
14%
-
40%
45%'
22
1
Stone
5
Mav 26
7
1
37%
4514
,:
170
10%
22%
4%
*4%
10,600
74 Va
10%
41%
30%
28%
22
20i:>
23
41%
63 %
28%
29
30%
•••'•
•
5
;
15
64%
28%
2.50
-
Co
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
;:5% prior preference.-
4
Jan
1814 Feb
Corp
Fuller
&
*81%
83
15%»
6214
.
—15
Inc
& Co
(J P)
Baer
30% Jan
226% May 26
28
Stevens
Stewart-Warner
58% Mar 28
•
May 16
8% Jun
28
618
;
2614 Mar 24
Oct
20
4
7
18%
:
'
95
26
18%
*18%
56%
58%
*14%
—5
87%
30%
34%
19
*81%
-
*8614
2814
*85
35
/
3414
26%
5614
> :
1
Inc
Inc.:.
Drug
•
18%
*18%
•
_5
common
_100
Stores
Bros
Sterling
Stlx
Co
preferred
Sterchi
5
30
25% Jan- 4
16%
Jun
50
2914 Oct
9% Aug 26
Sep 22
325
314%
No par-
L S
(The)
33% Jan
1
Apr 12
16% Jan
33 % Mar 25
9
9% Jun
14
•
35
33%
"4:./;..cV26
5
Corp
33% Jun
29
Apr
20%
-27% Mar 13
20 % Jan
Dec
4
87%
30
95
35
45%
22 %
41%
40%
40"%
4%
23%
3714
38
40%
■'
?
45%
*85
1
Chemical
20
,
20
-■./
20
__20-;r
6% convertible preferred
Stanley Warner Corp-;.
Co
82
preferred
preferred
>•,
Stauffer
44% Mar 24
6
convertible
Starrett
65% Jan
,
22
31% Dec 29
convertible
$1.20
Jan 29
20
8
23
26% Feb
$1.60
;
Stanray
18% Jun
14% Jun
preferred series A
-100
Packaging Corp com____l
4%
41%
45%
40%
>
10%
21%
37%
38%
40%
45%
*8614
28%
Jersey
7
common—10
'
47%
47%
*74
74%
10%
'
Shares
July 1
,
47%
74
10%
10 Va
4%
23%
42%
,
June 39
47%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
7414
*74
Sales for
PRICES
47'/a
45%
48%
74
10%
47
74
10%
4%
21%
-41%
42
37%
__25
Indiana-
of
21% Mar 25
59% Jun
r
3%%
.
13
5
,
Oil
10c
Standard
4
Jan
9
13% Jan
17
New
of
42% Jan
8
Jan
of
Oil
36% July
/:
6
5414 Mar
Oil
Standard
40% Jan
May 11
21
Standard
102
a
22
14% Mar
Standard
4
36% Jan
.
2
May
22
43% Dec
4
4
Jan
89 -f
r
May 11
<
44% Jan
56
May 10
41% July 27
24%
7 4114
Co
California
of
50% Jan
;
2
76 % May
6
July
117
23%
6.25
Electric
&
1
Corp
15
64% Jan
*4%
Industries—_1
No par
;
Financial
20
59 Va Jan
92
Standard
4% Jan
1
48%
74%
10%
4%^
SALE
HIGH
June 29
June 28
June 27
48%
*74
10%
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
$3.50 preferred
27
25
51% Jan
52 % Apr
31
52
75% Apr
11% Apr
30% Jun
Jun
,
:
,
com—No par
Inc
1
40
1214 Jan
Feb
4% Mar
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Standard Brands
23
12% May 11
23
6214 Jan
1914 Dec
52% Sep
43
12
10 % May 11
23% May 11
2
Jan
18
49% Jun
25
70% Jan
July 29
5
~3Ve May 29
13% Sep 21
45% Nov 25
39 % Nov 20
45% Oct 23
50
Nov 16
85
Jun 30
27% Jan
7
84
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
Highest
1959
Year
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
36
8%
40
*37
*37
40
30
9%
10%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 %
9%
6,000
13%
14 Va
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
'13%
13 Va
13%
26,700
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
15%
15%
14%
15 %
4.800
45%
46%
45%
47%
45%
47 Va
42%
46 3/4
43%
443/4
59,000
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
8 Va
u
-
9% Jun
41
Jan
9
48% Jun
20
7% Jun
17
12 % Mar
1
2
150% July 27
30 % Jun
22
43% Jan
4
14% Aug
51
19
29
Udylite Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co_„—5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp
No par
Union Electric Co common—
10
Preferred "$4.50 series
No par
22
4
12
30 Va Jun
18% Jan
29
24% Feb
30% Mar 13
28
120% Feb
14% Jun
Apr
35% Mar 16
86% Oct 15
74
Aug
4
98 Va Mar
67
Dec 24
77% Feb
77
Dec
24
87
40% Dec
23
53% July 10
80
Sep
3
148% Jan
6
Jan
4
38% Jun
21
' *
87% Jan
6
94
28
/
126 % May
■
4
32
78
Jun
Apr
Preferred $3.70 series
Preferred $3.50 series
8
16 -
76
Feb
19
25
68 Va Jan
5
74% Apr
26
3
77% Jan
7
83% Jun
17
Mar
4
33 Va Mar
8
43% Jan
38% Feb
19
25% Jun
2
31
Jan
5
7% Nov
18
9% Feb
26
7% Jan
4
8% Jan
29 % Nov
27
37% Jan
6
29% May 17
32% Jan
29
6
19% Oct
1
25% Feb
4
20 Va
24% Jan
13
30% Jan
6
45
37% Jan
4
29VaNov 17
36
Oct
28
66
101
July 15
Mar 26
Apr 21
25% Apr
5
32% Apr
Oct
14
136
3
88
20
May 10
80 Va Nov
30
109% Mar 26
81
May 17
24% Feb
22% Jun
9
12
30 Va Jan
86
Oct
21
95
25
Nov 27
38 % Apr
10
22
64
Oct
17
Sep 23
88% Apr
38% Dec
56% Jun
29
11
29% Jun
7 Vb Dec
29 Va Jan
16
Jan
22
9
12
2
Apr
32% Mar 26
9 %
22 "
Mar 24
May 19 '
23% Mar
24
Mar
84% Jan
7
8
9
18
28
76
Jan
1
38
Feb
23
7% Jan
12
30
36% Mar 28
22 Va Jan
22"
59 Va Aug
16% Jan
2
20 Va
16% Jan
7
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
16% Apr
50
27
July 20
1 Va Nov
19
2
65% Dec
30% Dec
3
34 Va Mar
28
4
31% Jan
32% Jan
5
46 Va Apr
19
53% Jan
Jun
29
20
25
25
16
May 10
11% Jan
7% Jan
4
28
1% Jan
11
19
20
64% Jan
30 Va Mar
43 % Jun
Apr
83% Jan
Nov 13
35
Jan
26
25
Jun
75
Dec
21
50 Va
July
26.
8
2
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
1
Sep 16
page
Jan
18% Jun
51% Apr 14
85% Aug 18
footnotes, see
6
May 19
21
5% May
45% Jan
6
27% May 20
7
6
-
18
25
21
42% Jan
May
15
17% Jun
13
For
39% Jun
90% May 20
31% Jun
17
42 Va
28% Jan
11
4
9
9
29
28
26
37% Mar 16
31 Va Sep
23
98% Feb
92% Feb
Apr
Mar 21
48% Jan
29 Va
Sep
80 Va
15
27
Mar 11
23% July
45 % Mar
23 Va Nov
41% Jan
S
4
4
33
4'f
Mar 29
16
90% May 24
22
30% Jan
1
74'A Jan
4
4
.
No par
No par
Preferred $4 series—1
No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
4% non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank Car Co
No par
Union Twist Drill Co
5
United Air Lines Inc:
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (ser of 1955) conv pfd
100 1
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
—No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)—2.50
United Corp (Del)
1
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry—5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp.
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13 Va
United Greenfield Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common
25
6% preferred
25
US Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4%% preferred
100
U S & Foreign Securities
—1
US Freight Co
No par
32 Va
32%
135 Va
132%
38 Va
38%
32%
31%
132%
91%
38 7
.
*77
80
31%
134
31%
.
.
;
"
132%
37%
31%
133
37%
31 %
132%
37 Va
1,500
32
11,800
133%
12,000
37% '
37 Va
37%
93
38%
94
93
92%
30%
132%
134
93%.
*92%
93%
80
*77
80
*77
72
*72%
73
*72%
73
83%
13,600
80
*77
'
92 Va
92%
*77
80
*71%
72%
71%
71%
71%
*82 Va
83%
*82%
83%
*82%
38%
38%
39 Va
40%
39%
27
27%
26%
27 Va
26%
8
8 Va
8
8 Va
30%
31Va
31
31 Va
30%
31 Va
30%
31
30 Va
20%
21
20%
20%
21 %
21%
20%
20%
20%
31%
32%
30%
31%
30 Va
31
30%
32
30%
31%
38%
39 Va
38 Va
39 Va
37%
38%
373/4
38%
38 %
/
213/4
39%
*92
95
*92
.
/
.
95
8
*92
;
280
150
*82 Va
83%
*82%
83%
40
39%
41 Va
39 %
40 %
26,900
27%
27
273/a
26%
27 %
30,800
8 %
6,500
303/4
6,400
8%
8
8%
*92
95
95
8
95
2,000
8,200
13,400
-
95
200
87%
87'A
85%
86
84%
86 Va
85%
86%
*84%
86%
700
25%
26
25%
26 Va
25 Va
25%
25%
26
253/4
26 %
B,900
36
36
36%
5,100
92
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
92 %
91
91%
*89%
92
*89%
23%
23 %
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
23'A
23%-
1,100
56%
56%
56%
57
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
57
2,700
36%
37
37
37%
36%
36%
36
36%
36%
36
*91
*89%
20
92
36%
2,600
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7 Va
7%
26,600
*31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31 Va
31 Va
31 %
2,500
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
22 Va
23 Va
21 Va
22%
21%
22 Va
22%
233/4
22%
23 Va
43,600
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
30%
31
15,200
50
50
*49%
50%
49
49
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(26)
.
.
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
86 Mi Sep
120
27
Apr
22
22
7% Dec
28
12 Mi Jan
2 8 Ma Oct
29
36% Mar
9 Mi
40 V* Oct
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116 Ma Jun
Apr
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3
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2
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May 24
31 Ma Feb
12
10
Jan
13% Jan
15
38
Mar 31
Jan 26
24 y8 Jun
18
110
129
Jan
30
40
Dec
23
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113.-*
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35
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4
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19
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26
77% Feb
19
Jun
4%%
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50
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27 Mi
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*67%
49%
33 Mb
45 Ma
29
103 Mi
9,200
98
19 Mi
105
>
105
'38
*33
87
28%
5,500
19%
*85 Ma
68%
*40 Mi
33%
58%
*94 Mi
45
37%
*96
34
5,800
23 Mi
19 Mi
86
25%
5o
45%
56 Mi
>
20
45%
33%
*33
86
25
9
19%
29 Mi
49
,
100
33 Ma
19 Mi
87
*64
9 Ms
33 Ma
33 Ma
59%
*103 Mi
50%
49
37%
58 Ma
95
100
33 Ma
34
23
98 -
28%
f
1
23
*96
34 Mi
Mb
95.
44 Ma
98
19%
*86
105
49 Ma
M
1
8%
100
40
9 Mi
3,200
26 Ma
*26
100
24 Mi
IIIIII5
Nopar
24%
23%
41%
24
41 Ma
.23%
35
24 Mi
24
35
24
34 Mi
34%
34 Mi
34 Mi
34
38%
39
39 MB
80
*79 Ma
81
81
100
26
*25 Mi
26 Ma
26
26
1,200
14
13 Ma
13%
38%
39%
No par
*80
81
10
26
26
IIIIlOc
_i
13%
38%
81
26
26
13%
14%
13%
49%
39%
*80
Mi
50%
49%
50 Mi
80
*25 Ma
13%
38%
39 Mi
38%
38%
100
Corp
125%
*123 Ma
125 Ma
"123 Ma
50%
38 Mi
*123 Ma
.10
27%
27%
27%
27%
10
24%
24%
247/b
*24 Ma
71%
72 Mi
39 Mi
125
27 Mi
24%
ZZlO
IIII10
72 Mi
72%
50 Ma
51
86
86
..No par
79%
80
5
*8%
series
14 Mb
50
Ilo
com
100
7
or
33 Mi
33%
19%
80
•<23 Ms Jan
*In "celvershlp
33%
60%
96 Ma
*96
33 Ma
87
20
Yale & Towne
Mfg Co
rcaaio
98
*19%
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube —No
Zenith
*96
59 Ma
100
6
^,eDun Kao,„ ourp
cnrp__._€
96 Ma
37 Ma
4
127»/, Jun 27
*94 Ma
22%
6
17
96 Ma
23
37%
Jan
£a
89Ms Feb
;
43 Mi
*94 Ma
22%
37 Ma Jan
Door
42 Ma
37 Mi
138 Ma Jan
Steel
42 Ma
23
98
210
Ma
38
100
common
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Youngstown
*94 Ma
41
Ma
*94 Ma
5
Inc
Jr
96 Ma
86
42%
37%
6.25
Woodward Iron Co„
Woolworth (F W) Co
Wrigley (Wm)
41%
10,500
86 Ma
*85
22
„.
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public Service
Worthington
42%
*85
86
-
95
86 Ma
*85
96%
-
Prior preferred 4Ma%
Apr
42%
*93 Ma
*85
38%
II100
Wilson-Jones Co
Industries
93%
1,300
86
•
23%
common
10
Apr 26
93%
*85
200
13
40%
86 Ma
*85
38%
common
26
54
40 Mi
86
No par
82 Ma Feb
Windsor
*12 Ma.
40%
23 Mb
series B
27% Feb
14% Mar 30
12%
39%
86 Ma
200
:
12%
40%
42
1,300
6,600
46 Mi
13
95
*85
;
8,200
12%
*85
29 Mi
1,000
94
86
10
3,300
37 Ma
40
86 Ma
_
40
37
7.
13 Mi
42
46
50 Ml,;
39%
,
.
95
*85
r
2,600
40 Mi
*85
33
12,800
Mi
50%
13
5
*96
73
37
39%
100
2.50
Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25 preferred
59
8
*93 Ma
—
19
23 Mi
47
95
100
Wilcox Oil Co
10% May 11
42 Mi Jan
4
36% Apr 29
13%
39 Ma
com__No par
preference
Feb
23 Mi Jan
12%
70
37 Mi.
55%
*94 Ma
convertible preferred
White Stores Inc
40
*45
1
$3
43
55
46
94%
"Is
4
Prior
56
46
—loo
com
Mi % convertible preferredWhite Dental Mfg (The S
S)
White Motor Co common
7
54 Ma
45
1,700
70 Mi
37%
5 Ma
54 Ma
39 Mi
Inc
5Mi% preferred
White Sewing Machine
5%
52
45
_100
$5
preferred
Whirlpool Corp
5 Ma
52
5
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
y
5%,
Mi
37
45
100
—
Telegraph
preferred
5 Ma
26%
69
"
50 MB
4
.
pfd
x——
Ry
5%
27
•
45
50
preferred series B
:
5 Ma
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
8
28% Jan
17%
40 y8
31% Mar 10
9
31,500
37 Ma
32% May
79
xl7%
1,600
50 Mi
48%
39%
preferred
40
Western Pacific RR
No par
14
40
6 Ma
37 Ma
Western Maryland
4% noncum 2nd
10
Apr
62% Jan
,
May 26
53 Ma Mar 20
66% Dec 22
24
40 Ma Mar 30
24% Jan
8
Jun
4,600
:
86
6 Mb.
37%
37%
Supply Co
.4.80% preferred
5
10,800
11%
*85
6 Mi
40
40 MB
*26 Ma'
4Ma% preferred
6
87 Mi Jun
86
y
40
39%
37 MI
4.20%
13
103
18
26%
4.10% preferred series C™_
West Va Pulp & Paper common
19
65
4
11 Ma
49%
17%
37 Mi
6
Feb 17
46 Mi
17%
26%
377/a Jan
Apr
1
47
Apr 25
93% Apr 28
23 Ma May 27
45%
17%
5
26
77% Jan
44%
17%
5
Knitting Mills
31
103
,6 Mb
86
9 7/b
,
50
Air Lines
11
6 Mi
17%
17%
85%
6 Mb
900
5,400
69 Mi
Auto
29
11%
85%
6 Mi
45%
9%
:
37 Ma
Western
Feb
11%
86%
6 Mi
44%
•■•.;
900
37 Mi
50
Western
88 Mi Jan
12
:
67 Ma
4
112
24
86%
11%
9%
36%
15
45%
77% Dec 29
12
9%
70 Ma
17
32% Jan
9%
57
49 Ma
Jun
38 Ma Mar 18
22
9%
56 Mi
36 Mb
56 Ma
37
96
Jan
9%
11%
?
6%
46 MB
*17 Ma
1
9%
-*55
Ma
69
35 Ma Jan
Jan
58
1,600
36%
41 Mi Jun
21% Feb
37
54
'
.
9,000
18 Mb
49 Mi
West
8
57
36%
61 Mi
100
37%
'i
73%
17
37
36%
58%
18
65
37
18 Ms
49%
15
May 11
28% May 4
16% Apr
4
41% May. 11
25yaMay 2
56
36%
62%
*63 Mb
38%
37%
27
Jun
55 Ma
36%
,65
37%
Mis .;V;
■
69 Mi
29% Feb
Dec 31
97
May 11
96 M2 Jun
56%
*63%
'
37 Mi
96
Die"n
65
17
56%
62
87
6%
44 Mi
.:
10"
Pharmaceutical
r
12%
*85 Mi
1
.5
Co
12
38
53%
37 Ma Dec
Apr
8
12
-
r
49%
(S D)
100 Ma Aug
8
29
8
92% Jan
Mar
1
--———100
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
29
19
91
101
29% Jan
28
40% Jun
4
86 Ma Jun
56 Ma
9%
Corp
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Gil 8c Snowdrift
4.80% preferred
4
Jan
18
.
Waukesha Motor Co__
29
Jan
96
353/i Dec
May
2
12
38%
18
37
Wayne
14
1
35
Nov
Feb
43% May 10
62%
9%
63 Ma
37%
*36 Ma
36%
62 Mi
63 Ma
18
,
No par
Warren
Apr 21
7% Jan
56
Jun
36 Ma
1
Inc
..
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power—No par
4
30 Ma Jan
43
56
common
Warner-Lambert
1
4
17
52 Ma
30
50% July
56
65
38 Ma
56%
18
.
Industries
*63 Ma
18
37
18-
2.50
Tiernan
6% preferred
64%
36
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Warner Co
20
37% Jun
8c
*62%
No par
(Hiram) G 8c W
Baking Co
Ward
2
Jun
Jan
24
103
Ward
1
217/b Mar
76
Walker
Wallace
Walworth Co
18
July
30% Apr 27
8
38
50 Mi
45% May 4
38% May 25
31
7
9
82% Feb
Nov
27 Ma Sep
37% Mar
8
32 Ma NOV
•
Wabash RR 4Ma%
preferred
100
Wagner Electric Corp
15
Waldorf System——
—No par
Walgreen Co
10
10
*24 Ma
106 Ma
No par
20
203/b '
1
50%
4,800
39Ma
39
126
21,700
126
10
27 Ma
2,700
25
1,000
71%
72 Mb
47
48
47 Mi
88
*86 Ma
,8 Ma
8 Ma
303/b
30%
24%
71%
79
8%
303/i
24%
24%
107
'
39
104
105 Ma
102 Mi
20
x20
20 Mi
*20
72%
72 Ma
72
47%
48 Ma
88
48 Mi
17,600
9,300
*86 Ma
88
10
79%
78 Ma
79
4,800
8%
8%
9
30 Ma
31
24%
*24 Ma
101
104
20 Ma
f
20
«.
■
-
>i
4,000v
30%
8,400
24%
500
103 Ma
13,400
1,500
20
;
1
124 Mi
124'/.
127%
127
petition has been filed for the
company's reorganization,
121 Mi
a Deferred
126 Mi
delivery,
123 Mi
r Cash
124
sale,
s
\
10,300
24%
8 Ma
20
50 Mb
50%
126 Ma
7,200
.
27 Ma
79 Ma
31
,
39%
1,400
27 Ma
78%
105
39 Mi
♦79 Ma
9':'
24%
79 Mi
24%
39
1,400
34
24 Ma
*76 Ma
24%
49%
*124 Ma
•
400
23%
33 Mi
39 Ma
41%
23%
27 Ma
87 Ma
30 Ma
25
13%
*41
J
35
%7Mi
8 Ma
31 Mb
108 3/i
50 Ma
Mi
25
78 Ma
8%
30 Ma
5
par
48%
*86
.
Ma"
wd When
122%
distributed,
125 Ma
x
lWi
Ex-dividend,
124
«
44,200
y Ex-rights.
Number 5965
Volume 192
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(27)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
27
Exchange
the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month
when the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nd8 of a point.
FRIDAY - WEEKLY - YEARLY
letters
ifaZic
The
In
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK I
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4y«s
Treasury
.
May 15
:
:
Tuesday
June 27
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for
June 28
Low
./M:".;'":,
*
99.26^100.2
Wednesday
Thursday
June 29
Low
High
Friday
June 30
Low
High
Sales for
July 1
High
High
*100.24
101
♦100.24
101
*101.4
*100.4
100.12
*100
100.8
*100.8
100.16
Oct
1
1969
Treasury 4s_—
Feb
1
1980
—*98.20
98.28
*98.22
98.30
*98.24
09
*98.20
98.28
*98.28
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1968
*98.20
98.28
*98.24
99
*93.28
99.4
*98.28
99.4
*99.6
99.14
15 1974
15 1990
1978-1983
*97.10
97.18
*97.12
97.20
*97.18
97.26
*97.18
97.26
*97:28
98.4
*90.10
90.13
*90.18
90.26
15
1985
*90.10
90.13
♦90.16
90.24
♦97
4s
Treasury 37/as
Treasury 3'As—
86.8
Apr
11
86.8
Apr
U
Treasury 3'As
Nov
Feb
.
15
Jun
3'As
Treasury
May
*91.28
>92
c
92.4
'
92.8
>92.10
99:4
*92.4
92:i2
*92.10
*90.22
90.30
*90.28
91.4
91.2
*90.20
90.28
*90.26
91.2
—Feb
15
1964
97.16
*97.8
97.12
♦97.16
97.26
Aug
15
1966
*95.6
95.12
*95.14
95.20
*95.18
95.24
*95.14
95.20
*95.22
95.28
Treasury
Feb
15
1995
♦86.12
86.20
*86.16
86.24
*86.18
86.24
*86.12
86.20
*86.18
—Sep
15
1961
*99.2
99.6
*99.6
99.10
►99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
Treasury 3s__
3s
Treasury 23/4S
Treasury 23As
15
Dec
96.12 Feb
15. 1965
*94.10
94.14
Treasury 2'As
18
Feb
Nov
08.22
*90.18
90.26
*96.2"
96.6
Dec
15 1961
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
♦98.18
15
*88.18
88.26
Jun
Treasury 2'As—Jun
Treasury 2'/is
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2'/2s
1Q,
87.26
1964-1969
*87.7
87.16
Mar
15
1965-1970
*86.22
86.30
Mar
15
1966-1971
*86.6
86.14
Jun
15
1967-1972
*86.2
86.10
Sep
15
1967-1972
*86
86.8
2'/2s
Dec
15
1967-1972
*86.2
86.10
Treasury 2'As—_Jun
15
1959-1962
*97.12
97.16
Treasury 2'As
93.24 Nov
85.4 Jan 20
93.24 Nov 10
13
*87.18
15
Treasury 2.Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Nov
1964-1069
Dec
Treasury 2 '/2s
83.6
15
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2'/2s
15
1959-1962
♦96.26
96.30
1960
*99.23
99.25
Treasury
Dec
Treasury 2'As
International
Nov
Bank
15
for
Reconstruction
&
Development
5s
Feb
4% s
Nov
4'As-
*103.16
*101.8
1C1.24
96
Jan
1973
*99.8
Jan
1
1977
*98.16
94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
14
93.16 May 20
1
4 "As
94.16 Aug
4'As
May
1
1978
*95.24
96.16
4 'As
Jan
15
1979
*95.24
96.16
7
3%s
May
15
1968
♦94.8
95
96
7
Jan
—.
100.8
99.16
3 Vis—
Jan
1
1969
*92.16
94
3 'As
Oct
15
1971
*90.16
92
3%s
May
15
1975
*90
92
V3'As
•
2
83
Jun
2
*99.16
1981
*83
84.16
3s
—
1960
Oct
July
15
1972
*86
87.16
3s
Jun
Oct
3'As—
B3
Mar
1
1976
*83
85
Serial
bonds
100.8
1950
of
2s
and
asked
No sales transacted this day.
price.
tThis issue has
no t
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Last
-Period
;
Sale Price
Exchange
"
■
1961
►98.8
99
Feb
15
1962
♦94
95
yet bfeeir admitted
as
><•
Friday,',
15
2s
•Bid
-Feb
to Stock Exchange dealings.
(Rapge for Week Ended July 1 )
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Low
No.
Brazil
High
New York City
Unification Issue—
(continued)-
33As
June-Dec
•
87
87SI
87
6
81&
89
series
No.
series
No.
series
NO.
series
No.
series
NO.
33As
1980
No.
33As
Stock
series
33As
Corporate
No.
33As
:
series
3%s
3%
33As
33As
Transit
series
NO.
series
No.
NO.
33As
series
NO.
33As
series
No.
33As
series
No.
33As
series
No.
33As
series
NO.
33As
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Foreign Securities
•
Wertheim & Co.
scries
No.
33As
Members New York Stock Exchange
REctor 2-2300
120
Broadway, New York
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series
No.
33As
series No.
33As
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series
33As
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series
No.
Caldas
25-year
Foreign Government and Mun»oinal
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Jfar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of) 5'As 1973Mar-Sept
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*?
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sinking fund 7s
ser
*96%
sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Oct
A External
sec sink fd 7s .2nd ser 1957—Aprii-Oct
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957—Aprii-Oct
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-July
Australia
92 3A
48%
57
aexternal loan 1972
sarD (City of) 6s 1958
s£b/2& externai loan 1950
di/aS
ad^ ser A 1970—
lARrLu rTadJ ser B 1978
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reduced
to
stamped
APvtf
f
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stamped
j
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3.5%)
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pursuant
plan
A
to
1926
Plan
to 3-378%) 1979
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pursuant
to
Plan
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A
V
.
v
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93
93
91
'
91%
"
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-
•
■
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87.12 -
87.10
*87.10
87.18
*86.18
86.26
*86.12
86.20
*86.18
86.26
83.14
*86.14
86.22
*86.8
86.16
*86.14
86.22
*86.4
86.12
*86.10
86.18
*86.4
86.12
*86.10
86.18
*86.6
86.14
*86.14
86.22
*86.8
86.16
♦86.14
86.22
♦97.14
97.18
*97.18
99.22
*97.18
97.22
*97.20
♦96.30
97.2
*97.2
97.6
*97.2
97.6
*97.4
97.8
*99.24
99.26
•99.25
99.27
*99.24
99.26
*99.24
99.26
*87.2
'V
103.16
*102.16
103.16
*102.16
103.16
*103
103.24
*101
101.24
♦101
101.24
*101.8
102
101.24
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
*99.8
100.8
*99.8
100.8
*99.8
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
101.24
100
*98.16
99.16
99.16
*95.8
96.8
*95.8
96.8
*95.8
96.8
*95.8
96.8
96.8
♦95.8
96.8
*95.8
96.8
*95.8
96.8
♦94
95
*94
95
•94
95
*94.8
*92.16
94
*92.16
94
*92.16
94
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94
♦90.16
92
*90.16
92
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92
*90.16
92
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92
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92
*90.16
92
*90.16
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100.8
-
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*99.16
100.8
100.8
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95.8
92
100.8
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84.16
*83
84.16
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84.16
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84.16
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87.16
♦86
87.16
♦86
87.16
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87.16
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35
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85
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85
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85
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99
*98.8
99
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99
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1953
1953
1972_
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
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.
Monday, July 4, 1S60
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 1)
Interest
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-
New York Stock Exchange
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58
95 Va
62
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1965
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1976
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84%
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79
80
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64
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88
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87 %
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4%s series B
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153
May-Nov
1971
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79
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1
consol
77
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first 3s
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87
1
185
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10
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76
74
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74
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debentures 1976
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75
74
Jan-July
1978
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20
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36
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100 %
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1
__
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1982
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20%
.
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1979
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s
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April-Oct
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23
57
16%
__
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96
21
♦85 Vs
(Dept of)
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1958
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1958
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,
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,
98
_„Jan-July
1984
RAILROAD
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97
—
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1961 extende<
6s due
103
1
.
87
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(City)
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198
__
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96
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211
97%
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§ A Warsaw
157
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100%
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to
16
__
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1965
129
Jan. 1
Low
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77%
147%
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92
93
__
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1964—
to
'30
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89%
92
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71%
4
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1954
extended
loan
extl
76%
__
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No.
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external
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211
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(Repubhc of)—
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1979—.
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conversion
1979
May-Nov
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30-year
Jamaica
f
1947
7s series
Bonds
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1963
to
Range
Friday's
3%s-4s-4V8s
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Wtorks
30-year
or
Bid & Asked
'Uruguay
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99
1
99
76%
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extended
1953
35
Greek Government—
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,
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June-Dec
1980
dollar
5s
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102
,
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
Low
(coat,-
International
Sold
Interest
BONDS
.'
Range Sine®
Jan. 1
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
__
__
101%
3
42
82
27
37
45
11
79 %
84%
41 Va
82
1
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101V* 102%
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113
M
83 %
87%
99
83 %
87%
105%
Number 5965
Volume 192
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(29)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July
Friday
Interest
Stock Exchange
Last
Period
bonds
New York
if had
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Low
subord debs ww 1971n-
April-Oct
warrants —,—-——
6s conv subord
debs ww 1974_
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.
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conv
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74
74
April-Oct
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and
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—Feb-Aug
ref mtge 4%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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mortgage 2%s series G 1974
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C I T Financial Corp 35/8s debs 1970
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4'As debentures 1971
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Cincinnati
General
Chicago
St
&
Louis
91
Cincinnati
Wab
1st 4s
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&
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s
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1st
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mortgage 3s 1989_<.
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72
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142
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1980—
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:
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&
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85
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f
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83
89
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and
69
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York
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&
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1965
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69
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1987
1990
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—,————Jan-July
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1984
Delaware
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52
Erie 1st gold 5s 1982.:
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B
1978
3'As
3s
mortgage
New
Chicago &
First
mortgage
lst
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91
3%
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6s debs 1986_;—April-Oct
debs 1977
Mar-Sept
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3s
mortgage
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80
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33
June-Dec
1970—— June-Dec
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A
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1970
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Daystrom
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81
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&
80%
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equip
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91
95 %
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116
74
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or
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84
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21
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New York Stock Exchange
No.
75%
79
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conv
BONDS
Jan. 1
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88
April-Oct
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324s
debentures 1981—-—
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bourne
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
Monday, July 4, 1960
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 1)
Last
Period
Sale Price
exchange
75%
2%s series a 1981__j«»-July
First
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s
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.
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1975
4%s
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1982
conv
1983
1988
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conv
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&
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79 %
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100
98 j/a
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99
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124 Vi
1974
1988
232
53%
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113%
5
1991
conv
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117
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41
debentures
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94 %
105
118 j/4
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87%
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92 j/a
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88%
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1
88%
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81 j/4
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a
77
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71
75
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debentures
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77
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debentures
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84
5
1971
3%s
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75
79
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113
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89
72 j/a
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ref
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178
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1974—April-Oct
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1970
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s
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97
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1983
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83
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75%
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f
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105%
79
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4s
75
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f
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87
62
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1976
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220
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f
67
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12
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82
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5%s
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3Vis
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■
55
76%
mortgage
s
4%s
96
14
42'
ZZ'
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mortgage 3 Vis series e 1978—Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s series f 1981__Jan-July
s
34
28
gtd
a
ser
4%s
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ser
a 2007—Jan-July
ser
1994
4s
s
First &
debentures 1977.
England Tel & Tel Co-.""";,-T"
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3s
Co
1
r
4s
mtge
4%s
•
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79%
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mortgage 37/„s 1986
mortgage 4Vis 1989—
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rr—
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3 Vis
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3%s s f debs
National Steel
Corp 1st 3 Vis 1982
1st
3 Vis
52'/a
-
•
National Dairy Products
2%s
3s debentures 1970
1st
47 '/a
■
90
*86
Feb-Aug
ser"1988
debentures
4
Northern
50
102
93%
.
3V4s
41 J/4
RR—
series
Gas
63
♦80
gtd 4s
Monogahela Ry 3V,s series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc
debs Jan 1 2007—
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Morris Si Essex first
gtd 3 Vis 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel Si Tel
2Vis 1986
May-Nov
3 Vis debentures
1978—
_AoHI-Oet
Nashville Chatt & St Louis 3s
Cylinder
2
52 J/a
*97%
—
95 Vi
Gen mtge income
4%s series A Jsn 1 2020
General mtge income 4%s
series B Jan 1 2030
5s income debentures
Jan 1 2045
4 Vis coll trust 1976
Natl
Z
*93'/a
®Vis subord income debs
2031;
Jan-July
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganization issues
1st mortgage 4>/4s series B
Jan 1 1990
Malone
48%
68'/a
'•
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Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s
1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s
1974__Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4 Vis series a 1974
Mar-Sept
57
60%
60'/a
54 :■•'■;
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General
64 V4
51
—
30'/a
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May-No®
April-Oct
June-Dec
1988
5s series A
1962
4S series B
1962
lien 4Vis series D 1978
&
55
Z'
60
..
28'/a
82
>:
Jan-July
lien
Mohawk
".
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first
mtge
conv
First
3 Vis
2%s
adjustment 5s
May-Nov
Hartford
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
General
81
54
94
1980—
Saulte 8te
4V4S
General
7
99
74
>
General
29'/a
Mar-Sept
40-year
mtge
•
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87%
1972
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1st
86%
;
cons
&
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Co
Co—
&
Putnam
General
80
23'/a
Z:
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1971—May
General mortgage 4s inc ser A
Jan 1991
May
Missouri Kansas Si Texas first
4s 1990—June-Dec
ACum
•
2
A
Prior
79
24
First
Prior
1
;
:
Z
57
82
134
55
—May-Nov
Pacific
1977.
1976
debentures
Minneapolis-Moline
,
.
54%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
s
— —
27 >/4
__
z
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis
1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3Vis 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
3%s
.
54%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
-Feb-Aug
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%a 1874
3.10s
'•
■
54%
Jan-July
Jan-July
.
1973
mortgage 4 Vis series k 1993
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
64%
26 »/a
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Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-No®
wts"
debentures
Michigan
4%s
48%
——
May-Nov
1978
Scott
subord
v.
2%
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60 V4
*27 J/4
1968—Mar-Sept
debentures 1972
Robbins 3 Vis debs 1973
Si
*53%
May
subord
conv
v
-
.
.
-95
__
Mar-Sept
May-No®
Feb-Aug
Vpril-Oct
1977
s
f debentures 1980
Stores Realty Corp 5s
McDermott (J Ray) Si Co—
McKesson
z 93%
„v1%
5
62
April-Oct
April-Oct
1978
"ex
debentures
Merritt-Chapm»»n
62
z.;
-Mar-Sept
debentures
5 Vis
&
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
117%
__
April-Oct
3 Vis
conv
85
April-Oct
1979
May
5s
62% "Z
97
Mar-Sept
May Dept Stores 2Vis debentures 1972
3 Vis
1
•
Z
Susquehanna & Western rr—
First
subord
2%s
rr
1%
83 «/4
91
115
8
97
V
April-Oct
1982
Inc
86%
•
-
-
94%
AprU-Oct
2%s
2043
refunding mtge 4s
1st
rr—
Elec
&
3 Vis
Z:
—
.'•
1976-June-Dec
mortgage 3 Vis 1984
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
5s
Gas
mtge
5
...
62 J/4
—
May-Nov
April-Oct
1982
ser
First Si refund
mtge 3%s ser h 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser i 2003
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
1st
: 91
*80
May-Nov
First & refund mtge 3%s ser f 2003
First & refund mtge 2%s ser g 2003
Louisville
2043
b
series a
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series a 2019
n y Telephone 2%s series d 1982
96%
1%
Mo»-Nov
May
1978
Louisville & Nashville
&
a
4s
1973
b
Haven
1st
50
97 %
94 Vi
••
May-Nov
1980
Lorillard ^(p) Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1976
debentures
West
Term
78
99
50
93%
•80
Moy-Nov
2003
Long Island Lighting Co 3Vis
3%s
-
75
96%
•
97%
'118>
Jan-July
1976
4Vis
56
91
97
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington Si Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil Si Lib by 5s conv s f debs "76-June-Dec
Lone
82
99
*93%
„
Feb-Aug
2003
interest
y
y
4%s
contingent interest 2003
Aircraft
n
n
79
•96
'
ASeries e 4y2s contingent interest 2003
a Series
f 5s contingent interest 2003
Lockheed
7
80
75 Va
„
*98
Feb-Aug
fixed interest 2003
5s
Series d 4s
79
'
consol mtge bonds—
gen
fixed
81 %
79
—'
Va
58
*54%
.
June-Dec
:
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4Vis ser a 2022—
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4 Vis a
'73_Jan-July
n y Power & Light first
mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
*93%
Lehigh Coal Si
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st 8c ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
Series
63
—
—
*78%
—
gold 3 Via '97—Jane-Dec
Navigation 3 vis a 1970—April-Oct
mortgage 4vis extended to
,
—
*50
__
Lake Shore 8c Mich South
1st
——
—
.Jan-July
1st Si ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (n y)—
104
*79
Kimberly-Clark Corp
3Vis
1983
.Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt 8c Power 6s 1997
April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oct
lAKreuger Si Toll 5§ certificates 1959—Mar-Sept
Lehigh Valley rr
&
series
New
'
Jon-July
unguaranteed
1989
z.
1979
Mar-Sept
Kanawha Sc Michigan Ry 4s 1990
april-Oct
Kansas City Power 8s Light 2 Vis 1978—June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3v4s ser c 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Term Ry 2Vis 1974 —;—April-Ocl
Karstadt (Rudolph)
4%s debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Si Indiana Terminal 4%« 196]
Jan -July
Stamped 1961
Jon-July
conv
debentures
4s
Lack
y
n
'86%
Airlines—
subord
Royal
4Vis
55
Connecting rr 2%s series b 1975—April-Oct
& Harlem gold 3%s 2000.
May-Nov
First
elm
__
gold 3 Vis 1998
Feb-Aug
colalteral gold 3 Vis 1998 Feb-Aug
1997-
Collateral
Cent
income
4%s
'86
,
57'/a
62
Mortgage
n
74% •'77
5
April-Oct
—Jan-July
Mortgage
84 Vi
118
91
.
86 %
—
y
95%
82%
Shore
4 Vis
86
94
•
47
1980
3 Vis
First
252%
85
3
*85
__
ApriJ-Oct
Jersey Central Power 8s Light 2Vis 1978—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%» debs 1978
... Mar-Sept
4
90%
6s
71%
81%
Hudson River rr—
York Chicago Si St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series e 1980—June-Dec
mortgage 3s series f 1986
—April-Oct
87 V4
Corp—
221
1998
a
62
trust
76
77%
New
99 J/a
84
series
mortgage
Michigan
20
jz
61%
Lake
99 %
*81%
71%
69'/a
99 Vi
101
85 Va
Mar-Sept
1977—May-No®
High
73%
61
n y Central Si
97 %
1974
3%s
Low
co—
rr
4s
3s
mtge
Jan. i
No.
__
68 J/2
Collateral
84 Vi
—
Light
1st
Central
General
94
*71%
61'/a
85 Vi
96%
Feb-Aug
Range Since
Sold
„
58
82
13
*75%
69
232
—
—
.
&
Terra
Bonds
High
Feb-Aug
81%
100 J/2 101
1977
1987
debentures
_
Circuit
York
Power
Consolidated
207 Va
—
Friday's
Refunding Si impt 4 Vis series a 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series c 2013
April-Oct
83 Va
*81%
«—-
1979_May-No«
236
Orleans
72%
*85
—
Jersey
New
83%
76%
71
15
Pipe Line co—
Power
_
i-t-e
83%
New
New
76%
—
*—
——
82%
81
„
or
Bid & Asked
Jan -July
Jersey Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
New Jersey Junction rr 4s 1986
n
3 Vis s f debentures series a
Interstate
•
71%. 71%
New
83
81
*83
Last
Sale Price
Low
80%
76%
%
—
*76%
Jan-JaJf
sub debs 'b3 Jtflf-Nov
Intern'l Tel & Tel 4%s conv
73%
82%
82
*82%
.Feb- Aug
4%i
9
"
High
Low
No.
*81
-Jan-July
Chemical
&
debentures
subord
conv
New York Stock Exchange
Period
bonds
Jan. 1
76
*—
Jfor-Sept
Jan-July
3.20s series i 1982
3 Vis series j 1981
1st motrgage 4%s series k 1987.
1st mortgage 4Vis series l 1989.
mortgage
1st
75%
.Mar-Be pt
1972
debs
3y«s
Co
1st
Range Since
Sold
High
Week's Range
Interest
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds
New York Stock
87'/a
97%,
104
5
-•;•!'•
.
78%
97 V»
100%
89
? 85%
,92 »/a 100
102%
105%
Number 5965
192
Volume
,
.
(31)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND.RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 1)
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
"
Last
or
Sale Price
Corporation—
4i/4s conv subord debs 1984
1—Apr-Oct
Philip Morris Inc 47/as sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—_Feb-Aug
4»/4s conv subord
debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as. 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4 %s ser I 1963-Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_Ma2/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975——ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtgte 3Vis 1964—-May-Nov
Pittsburgh Consolidation Cot 1 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s de )s 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & As utabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 19 32—
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1370
Mar-Sept
3%s s f debentures 1986-.
ApriZ-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1973———
:,.._,MaiZ-Nov
Procter & Gamble 37%s debs 1981
,—Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
Phileo
108%
106 Vi
431
104%
21
112
85
.
98%
917/a
89
89
98%
98 %
^
98 %
93
89
v
;
*70.%
1
93
88
69
,v.
Oil
3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
%s debentures 1983—
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974—.—-—
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4Via 1982_
Jan-July
Stauiier Chemical 37/8S debs 1973———^Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2Vis debentures 1966
Jan-July
serior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981—.—
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971—.—May-Woy
SwiftA& Co 2%s debentures 1972_
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
May -Nov
Talcott (James) Inc—
5 %s
senior
notes
1979——
——June-Dec
5s
capital conv notes 1979-,—-,—-—June-Dec
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Jan-July
Refund and impt 27/bS series D 1985
April-Ocf
Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983—^_May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—
May-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—
"
First and refund M 3 Vis series B 1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974—June-Dec
70%
S 5 Vi
90%
92%
*93%
94%
90'/a
93%
94 %
94%
91
94%
99%
98
100 %
99%
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*82
82
81
„
'
'84
84
.„
81
111
111
V'3
107
92%
93
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90
94
947/a
95%
31
91%
96
91
10
91
115 Vi
.
91%
85 %
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102
104 %
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155
160
160
86%
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82
75%
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80
81 Vi
.
88%
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101%
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86%
90%
90%
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85%
2
88%
85
'96%
Electric
Union
98%
44
94%
99
98%
99%
113
92%
109
98%
98%
98%
80
95
100
81%
81%
17
98 Va
97%
81%
of America 3 Vis ephv :19R0. Jvvp-TVc
Reading Co first & ref 3VaS'series D 1995 May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco'3s deb$ 1973—• April-Ocf
Rheem Mfg Co 37/as debs..1975^.——. _Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Electric 'Power Corp—„May-iVo»
§ A Direct mortgage 7s ; 1950,—i_L—
.May-Nov
§ A Direct mortgage 6s 1952—lllil
-Feb-Aug
§AConsolidatfed mortgage 6s 1953—
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60
59
;
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-
20
•
159
58%
70
82%
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.
86%
85%
; r:.
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'
•
86%
...
♦85
__
94
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90
92
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87%
89%
85
91
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92%
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82
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87
89%
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92%
,
92%
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..
101
100
123%
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series
series
B
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4%s
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Rochester
Corp—
subord
conv
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General mortgage
Rchr
Royal
6Vis
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Second
St Louis-San
La-
series
Co—
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bond
4s
Second 4s
St
Paul
Scioto V
1st
mortgage
s
f
3s
(Jos E)
& Sons
debentures 1974—
3s
Sears
Roebuck
debentures
4%s
subordinated
5s
debentures
Sears
Roebuck
5s
subord
conv
Pipe
5!(4S
Shell
&
Co—
65 %.
43
66
98%
99
96 Vi
98%
90%
87y8
90
80%
80%
80%
1975_ApriZ-Oct
f
s
~6.?'.
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97
1983—Feb-Awp
102
•
f
s
85
debs ,1982—__ApriZ-Oct
Corp—
April-Oct
debentures 1982
Smith-Corona,
85%
94%
25
84'/a
88
33
,
107%
119
8
84%
84 %
_Apn'Z-Oct
-June-Dec
Jan-July
85
11% 112%
112%
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Skelly oil 2Vis debentures, 1965
•
85
83%
103%
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5Vis
Oil
2Vis
debentures
1971-
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subord
conv
faocony-Vacuum
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;
1979—™.
debs
2%s
-
,
3s
1979—_—1_—Jan-JuZy
debentures
1985iU-i-i——^—---,Feb-AttflP
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convertible
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debentures 1970—__—Jan-July
^r
Co—
rX 4Vis (Oregon
V/?s
Ran
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112
rst
mortgage
J,:'
112
92 Vi
75
■
74%
.
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G
120
145
72
.
89%
95
91
52
98%
98%
83%
88%
83%
,
58%
&
3%s
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ser
J
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1st
6s
Gen
RR
1982
mtge
ser
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98 i I
102%;
103%
94 Vi
99
95
86
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97
95
96%
97%
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97%
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97%
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6
93%
81%
81%
2
80
88
88
93%
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98
90%
94%
92
92
1
87%
92%
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100
100%
106
98%
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94
♦80%
82%
74%
74%
82%
82 %
79%
81
81
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79
in
delivery
sale
not
the year's range,
n
81
85
87%-
—
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72%
♦84%
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68%
112%
65
67
66 %
66%
1
67
67
60 %
75
,
79
53%
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52
53%
82 %
78
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91 Va
5
93%
93
115%
63
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93%
84
88%
87
90
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84
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103%
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93
85
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91%
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93%
82 %
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93
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93
70
the
and
complete report of the transactions
beginning Monday, June 27,
It is compiled from the report of the American
following extensive list
American
we
furnish
a
Exchange for the week
Stock
87%
91 %
90%
ending Friday, July 1.
81%
85
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90
90
I
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99 Va
99%
1
1
87%
87%
5
87%
64%
47
77
__
♦78
56%
37 Va
5
58
58
*38%
79
84
88%
—
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash
•
American Stock
Exchange
Week's
not
saw
1
under Section 77 OS
week.
Range
for Week
of Prices
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Sale Price
Low
Acme-Ham^utr°l€Um Gorp
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3
class A—--I
300
3%
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.footnotes,
see page
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;
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Jan
Admiral
Jun
3%
Jan
Aerojet-General Corp ,.—
Aeronca
Manufacturing Corp
Supply
67/a
6,100
57/a May
8%
Jun
Aero
.'47/B
5%
1,200
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
Agnew
17%
17%
100
17%
Jun
21 %
Jan
"
Corp.—__—
Jun
2
6%
6%
'5
Plastics
3
'
class"!8'!.68 & Construction Corp.',;
for Week
of Prices
Shares
•
Manufacturing
6%
10c
—1
High
5%
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Low
Par
High
~
2%
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
security whether
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
"
2%
2%
CorptJt__—^__._;^i.oc
every
during the current year.
Ending July 1.
Sales
Last
'
Exchange itself and is intended to include
bond in which any dealings have occurred
or
Friday
Friday
stocks
:
-
59%
58%
63
11,400
5,700
4% May
54
37/a May-
_1
9%
8%
10 %
1
'5%
•'4%
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600
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200
5
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j
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.
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96
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on
•
85
88
5 V
91'/a
♦91%
1
60
90%
American Stock Exchange
In the
j
1
95%
59%
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
-Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970—
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-Nov
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Feb-Any
Wilson & Co 4%s debentures 1978
Jan-July
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
:—Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
—May
Wisconsin
Electric
Power 2%s
1976-.
Jnne-Dec
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971
Jan-July
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
Deferred
81%
74%
84%
76%
*73%
Westinghouse
included
82
83
52
88%
86
87%
—May
debentures 1984—
97%
94%
*96%
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July
General mortgage
3s 1979——
_May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nou
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966—"—;_Ja»-July
West Shore
RR
1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361-.
—Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979——.April-Oct
5%s
debentures
1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981-,—Jan-July
income
89%
97%
86
April
1981
94%
88%
89
Vi
86
Co—
4s income series A Jan
94%
*96
Westchester
5s
93%
*96
—May-Nov
1973_April-Oct
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
80
90%
94%
93%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1983
91
80
94%
1981—June-Dec
April-Oct
debs 2008
101
85
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*88
Washington
not
94%
99
4s
81
71%
65
94%
"
93%
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April
First mortgage 3Vis series B
1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
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98
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ref
income
85
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1975—Mar-Sept
gtd 5s 2003
82%
.
75
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79
87
5
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Mar-Sept
and ref mtge 3Vis ser C
&
subord
Wabash
81%
78%
78%
Jan-July
May-Nov
1983
1995—
4Vis
3s series B
Ry
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59%
100%
103 % 103 %
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10
(
88
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mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
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1
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83%
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1
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v
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.
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mtge
'i
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1st
ref
34
:
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1968—
1st
56%
64%
58%
*98%
Jan-July
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5s
June-Dec
May-Nov
June-Dec
.
.
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Virginia & Southwest first
a
64%
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'series 11 1983 ;,-li™—April-Ocf
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Memphis
gold
140
63
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1961,
61
87%
:
86
Pivff mPrt8age 2%s series' F 1996—Jan-July ^
first
mortgage 2 Vis series
131%
109%
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27/0s
1
"5
65
92%
96
86%
—-i—i>May^Nov
first
:
73
■
.
113
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1969-^„„__,.__-ti----Ma2/-Nov ;
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1981
w
c„"t^ran Term 1st
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74%
82%
75%
;
-
138Vi 138 %
138 Vi
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sern Natural Gas Co 4Vis; conv 1973_Jwwe-Dcc
Oo d
79%
:
—
Edison
KSSern Indiana Ry 2%S-4%s 1994
Southern Pacific
v\.
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'.
10
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Jan-July
.
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79
106
76%
—
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debentures
California
•
♦95%
April-Oct
Co—
91%
90
•>-94
167
105%
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June-Dec
19.7,6-,——
CD
V
~
—
102
103%
374
97
*91%
Jan-July
S™ & North Alabama RR 5s 1963
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
95%
97
102 %
97%
100
-
97%
104 %
100
88 ?
87%
101 %
92%
2
■
~
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82%
97
54
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104
77%
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96%
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10
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96
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79
96%
27o
77%
77%
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debs
^May-Nov
1983_
debs
75
75
123
124%
f debs
47/as
&
and refund
First
79%
V
7
31
*89%
1961
■
—
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78%
79
95
Virginia Electric
99%
75 Va
3
.
81%
of America—
subord debentures 1969
subord debentures 1976-
conv
73%
98
78%
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Corp
conv
4Vis
72
73%
98
77
Corp—
ctfs
First and refund
87
767/a
3
78%
108% 112
86%
72%
,
Vanadium
3%s
82%
—
*96%
™,_.i_Jan-July
1979——
3.20s
conv subord
Union
4%s
Gas
76.
78%
112
Feb-Aug
_
1977
——
debs
Line
Shamrock Oil
77
71%
Corp—
debentures
Co
72%
66%
*87%
June-Dec
1966
1972—
&
68
16
*79
Jztne-Dec
1982
Seiberling Rubber
Service
2 Vis
Acceptance
4%s
23
84%
98
1S67——w,,,,,,,uApriZ-Oct
Works
Steel
United
96
80%
124%
2%s
4s
91
15
79%
debentures
f
s
Rubber
Participating
67
*86%
78%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1980-,—
1977—
Seagram
77
70
65 %
B
series B
debentures
71%
66 %
65%
>
Scott Paper 3s
conv
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982——Jan-July
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
; •
3%s
84
69
1971
April-Oct
New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
&
S
debentures
United States Steel
70
l
.
-,....
*76
May-Nov
1989_Jan-July
1989
certificates
Depot 3 Vis
U
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84%
107%
coll trust 4 Vis 1978
1978
debentures 1976
mtge &
4%s
•
105
115%
84
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inc
Union
108
71
70
70
70
Mar-Nov
1st
89%
90
39
;
*
1997
A
85%
~9
•
111%
*84
debs series A Jan 2006——
income
.
.
5s 1996-Jan-JaZy
69%
A5s
122
106%
t
95%
73%
debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
2%s series C 1991-^Mar-Sept
s
90
84>/4
98
1973——^.ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
''
3%s
debentures '1977
;
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—
;i——
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971_^_,
Jan-July
1st'mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975_^—
_May-Noo
4%s s f debentures 1972—.
._^April-Ocf
3%s sinking fund debentures
1973
_April-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977—
Mar-Sept
2%s
66%
St Louis-Southwestern
138
94; , vi 94%
109
Jan-July
series
4s
92%
90
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94
111%
April-Oct
Francisco, Ry
mortgage
92%
;£,'.90
.
112% 114
ASecond mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2022™,
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1st mtge 4s series B 1980———
—Mar-Sept
1st
90
—
♦91
Mar-Sept
Jan-JulyJune-Dec
1-9.71,
A
1st gold
27/ss
RR
79%
85%
-
95%
95%
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>
1113 Vi
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1996—
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-
.
1983—
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&
—
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.
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3
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V
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—
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Tank Car 4 Vis
78
79%
r
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108
—
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102%
95%
31
32
27/bs 1980—
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&
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95
124%
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:
1968
83%
80
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and coll trust 2%s
debentures
3s
120%
80
130 V* 139
133%
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83
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141%
3%s 1971—May-Nov
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Co
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75%
79%
112%
124
81%
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93 Vi
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70%
76 %
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1982
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101%
91%
27
—
1
98%
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80
121% 125
122%
conv subord debs 1984—_June-Dec
of California 4%s 1983
Jan-July
"
/
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5s
Jan. 1
No.
73%
,
Range Sine*
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High
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4
*90%
111
Inc
Standard
87^4
1983
debentures
3 vus
Spiegel
Bonds
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73%
April-Oct
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?%s debs 1985
Southwestern Bell Tel
95%
105
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123%
—
*98%
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
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102
91%
278
i
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Exchange
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98
94%
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Jan-July
2%s debentures 1964
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101%
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No.
106 >/4 107%
Mar-Sept
1977—__•_•—.
;
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Last
Interest
BONDS
Range Sine®
102
93%
1963™—
May-AZow
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First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
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3%s debentures
1972—_•—_.
;j.
—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983_April-Oct
3 Vis debentures
1975^—
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debentures
Sold
107% 110%
94 Vi
debentures
4%s
Bonds
jtiigh
noi
95%
3s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Jun
Apr8
7% Mar
72% May
107/a
7 <i
22
6%
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
1
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Commercial and Financial
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Friday
Airlines InC
Alaska
$3.00
Jun
42%
Jan
$2.50
81
Mar
86%
Jan
4
Jun
6%
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1,800
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6%
,,7%
6,700
1,603
3%
9%
9%
100
4%
4%
4,200
S
1
15%
16%
4%
5%
14%
14%
2,400
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
78%
•78%
78%
Feb
11% May
12% Mar
17%
Apr
17
50
Business
American
Electronics
Jun
•
17%
16%
17
—
..
American
Laundry Machine
American
MARC Inc
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Meter
Petrofina Inc
American
46
47 Vz \
1
5%
5%
5%
13 V*
14Vs
14%
Jan
Jan
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Mar
52
Feb
Casco
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29
29
8
;
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;
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7%
Jun
16%
Jan
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Jun
4%
Apr
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Apr
32%
Feb
8
2 Va
400
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6,500
2
16%
16%
300
Radio Corp
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
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17%
18%
6%
7%
4%
5
Lead
Co
class
A
%
20o
Anchor Post Products
2 1
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2
1
Ltd
Mines
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Angostura-Wupperman
Anken
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Inc
Oil
Power
Co
&
Arnold
Altex
Oil
Associated
Amer
7%
39%
39 Va
2.50
Gas
Jan
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4,000
5%
5%
2,200
21%
23%
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,
&
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13
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Plywood
Atlas
66
700
55
Apr
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46
Mar
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4,200
1% Mar
2%
Jan
2,800
5
11%
Jan
Audio
Devices
10c
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25,300
Aurora
Plastics1 Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc
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non-cum
class
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5,700
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Birdsboro
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5%%
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Brazilian
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Bridgeport Gas
Britalta
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11,500
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Jun
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5.
Jun
29% May
33
3%
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32%
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6%
7
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37,000
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600
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
19%
Jan
7%
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Jan
Apr
8%
Jun
8%
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Jan
16%
Feb
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Inc
Jun
May
13
Driver
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Co
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Apr
1%
Jun
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13%
600
12% Mar
16%
:
14%
1,000
~8%
1
1
10%
30%
6ft Jun-
DuMont
(Allan
10%
4,500
8%
6,100
8%
8
V
-
45%
Durham
Hosiery
Jan
45%
50
25%
26%
23% May
41 Va Mar
7%
50%
1,100
1
12 %
11%
12 Va
120,000
10s
3%
3%
3%
'1.500
1
5%
5%
5%
900
5
100
common
Jan
Jun
45%
6%
B
Jan
10%
47 Va
45%
50'/a
class
13%
26%
50%
.„
10% Jan
31% May
Jun
•
*
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd-*American dep rets ord reg—
Duraloy (The) Co
Jan
7
6%
27
.
>
.v
.
*
5
•
'
5
33'A Jan
9Va Jan
Jun
38%
Jun
53
5
May
•
•
Jun
3%
3% Mar
4% Mar
.
Jan
May
12 Va
6% Mar
•
Jan
Feb
Jan
10 Va
•
1
Jan
16%
8
5
Laboratories!
:
8% May
28% Mar
9% Jun
8,800
——
B)
•
Jun
13%
100
9%
10%
—
Co
Feb
300
'4,500
7,100
Co
Jan
Jan
1,700
30 %
10
32.50
,
5%
9 % Mar
14
•
7.50
Jan
14%
6%
•
common
Jun
12% May
Jun
10% Mar
18%
13
13%
11
600
12%
18
•
•
11%
■4 6 %
2%
Dorsey (The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery LtdDraper Corp ^
Drilling & Exploration Co
Jan
1% May
13% May
11
$2 preferred
Jun
10 Va
Research
Jan
4% May
11
11%
1
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
9%
'.VV'v
Corp
1%
11% May
10% May
8% Mar
10s
reg
Diversey
26
Feb
% May
2,800
9%
17%
14,700
10 %
Dixon
&
400
%
10%
Jun
Chemical
5%
25%
25c
Supermkts
preferred
1st
4%
25%
1
corn—10c
Quality
Distillers Co Ltd—.
Amer dep rets ord
Jan
Jun
.
7
Jan
50
6%
1%
Jan
8%
7% Mar i
2,100
pref
19
2%
3,000
15'A
t
Feb
28% Jun
1,200
3%
16%
16 Vz
?
16 Va
2,700
52
3%
57%
preferred.
Diibert's
\
Duke
10
Jan
Jan
Jun
;
'
American
■■18%
7
200
17%
17%
Mar
9%
•
Manufacturing
Industrial
$1.25
Jan
9
7 Vz
—:
Jan
May
18 % Mar
7,000
15
Jan
11
Apr
15
11,300
54%
9 Va
10
Jan
19%
17 Va
Development Corp of America—
39 Va Mar
Jan
J an
17%
13%
200
.
14
Detroit
ll'/z
7
!
2%
29%
29
15 %
Jan
6% May
10% Feb
12% Jun
13% May
3% Jun
—
7
2 Va
29
54%
A
stock
Productions
Gasket
7
36
"
~2%
common. 1
class
A
Feb
2JB
Apr
15%
Corp
5
—
class
debenture
Jan
Jan
112 May
'Jun
32
Ttranm.ti—I'
Machine Co
8%
8s,8
25%
500
26,800
16%
7
Jan.
16% May
16% May
2,700
Inc
A
Jan
12% July
/ 300
7
50c
Mfg
400
32
200
.
7%
C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
Dennison
16 Vz
Jan
Jun
10c
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class
Feb
4,200
17%
7%
•
common
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers
D
100
13%
Jun
1
%
400
%c
Crystal Dairies—
31%
May
IB May
—lioc
—
&
21%
•
preferred
serial preferred
Die
•
com_30c
convertible
Buffalo-Eclipse
Apr
2 %
Distiller*
new
99%
Ltd—
Ltd class B
B S F
Feb
33'A
8%
i
Dailch
Jan
7%
Mar
4
3,200
14%
common
Davega Stores Corp
Jun
38%
%
18%
50c
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
£1
,
28
Jun
14
.
May
B
133,300
16%
2.50
class
3% Mar
7% Jan
16%
6% May
co
14'A
Delay Stores
Ltd
Oil
Budget Finance Plan
Burma
12,500
17%
2%
common
Bruck Mills
Buell
23%
16%
2%
preferred.
Brown
6%
21%
2%
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Brown Company
60c
22%
20c
dep rets ord reg—
dep rets ord reg
British
16
32%
94% Jan
1
Petroleums
Class
9% Mar
800
Laboratories
2
1
18'A
;
Corporation
Manufacturing Co
Curtis
Cutter
Jun
American Tobacco—
Amer
Cubic
Apr
Co
American
Amer
Jun
8%
Manufacturing Co
British
25%
Jun
Jun
14%
Cuban Venezuelan Oil vtc
3%
1
Breeze
British
Jun
400
1.50
Inc
Brad Foote Gear Work*
Brillo
46%
Jan
Jun
Jun
17%
—
10c
$1.12 preferred—
7
Cuban American Oil Co
7%
%
•
Jun
Co
Feb
9% Mar
4 Va Jan
Jun
5 Va
18%
common
Cuban
Jan
3%
11 Vb
1
25c
Jan
20%
2%
•
Co—
Jan
Feb
2,900
12 VA
12%
1
__1
10%
7%
1,800
%
;
13%
Jun
Jan
7,300
1.50
Jun
Jan
5%
2%
33 Va
voting-*
Crystal Oil & Land Co
1,000
•
%
20
cl A
Jan
20%
6%
8%
14%
'
8
Jun
Apr
15% May
34% July
5% Jun
17 % Apr
1% Apr
7% May
79,100
13
I
8 Va
Jun
Jun
4
6%
5%
12%
Jan
13%
19%
'
Crown
Feb
3%
2 Vz
5%
13
1
1
Jan
Apr
2%
2%
1
1.25
Crowley Milner & Co
6% May
6% Jan
100
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois
A
Jan
5
4,300
II,500
common
prior preferred
3Va
1
1%
5% Mar
26%
Jun
300
24%
17%
13
600
&
Tobacco
34% OS
8,200
_5
Drug
:
8%
10c
13%
650
28%
.
Jan
5% Jan
1% Jan
Jun
2%
i_10c
44% Mav
6,300
5 Va
May
-600
13 Vz
Jun
9% Mar
Apr
12%
18 Vz
Apr
4%
Jan
7% May
6,100
8'A
Jun
Jan
Jun
10
13 Vs
26,600
2 ft
% Jun
7 % May
11%
%
70,300
18 Va
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)
Crown Cork Internat'I "A" partic-
3%
18'A
13
Jan
Feb
3%.May
11,600
8%
Jan
11%
600
s
1 Va
2%
3%
Apr
:
Jan
23%
16 %
6% Jan
3% Jun
8,800
4
15 Vz
5%
Feb
9% Mar
10% ; 12%
13 VA
14 Vz
'
14
Creole
1
Co
15%
12 V:
5
Jun
Feb
100
4%
-h
4
:r.:l
3%
100
6%
3%
"£
Crane
48,200
Inc
6%
American dep receipts (ord reg) __§1
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Petroleum
5
Jun
3
Blumenthal
10
*
Cott Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
25% May
10% Mar
1
4
10
•
Reynolds common
preferred class A
57%
1
Blauner's
Bobbie
$1
Feb
2,600
Corp
6%
Corp
Corroon
Apr
100
.
30,800
1
Coro Inc
16%
I,900
Inc
Co
Inc
10%
Inc
Jan
6% May
8% Jan
7%
Corp-
Benrus
10
l
Engineering
Jan
21%
300
Belock Instrument
10 Va
(new)—1
Ltd
class
&
25
Feb
1,700
—
Watch
Products
Aviation
25%
Jan
8,100
Telephone of Canada-
Bickford's
Pacific
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
4,800
Corp.—
9%
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated New
14,500
Ties
Shoe
19,900
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Jan
convertible class A
(AS)
1,300
15 Va
8,400
Feb
Bearings
4 Vz
22 Va
12.Vz
6%
Mar
Corp common—
3%
21%
5%
16
1%
15%
20
4Vz
*
Corp
16
6,300
43%'Jan
32
5%
Electric
200
Baruch-Foster Corp
Basic Incorporated
1% Feb
5 % Mar
Mar
6,500
21,800
32,700
10c
Diesel
1,503
Jun
Jan
May
3%
41%
1,500
Apr
6%
Vb
3%
39 Va
4
28%. Jan
3 %
•3%
10,700
8ft
1,400
2,000
Jun
4%
July
6% May
21
13 Vz
5
4,900
100
1
4
17,200
B_
Jun
22
13 Vz
-
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Barry Controls Inc class
Barton's Candy Corp
36 Va
May
12%
Jan
1%
28 %
4%
Commercial
Jun
8,600
12%
Industries
Apr
Feb
35%
25c
Continental
%
16
50c
Continental
4%
11% May
6% May
8% Mar
51 %
II,303
1,600
23% Mar
20% May
Barcelona Tr Light & Power LtdBarker
Brothers
Corp
Barnes Engineering Co
Jan
12%
2,400
Jun
8
Apr
1%
h 900
Jun
4'
9
Jun
7%
Construction
Jun
Jan
%
7 Va
Continental
Apr
7%
3,400
-
40 Vz
*
Continental Air Lines Inc
5%
700
IB
7%
Jan
3%
Jun
30% Jan
9% Feb
8%
34%
Jan
10
33
7
"
34%
5
Jan
6,230
Feb
21%
Co
May
♦
27%
15 % Apr
25 % Mar
11%
■
Metals
13% May
& Gas class
150
%
10c
Co
41
Corp
lc
Banco de los Andes American sharesBanff Oil Ltd
50c
Beck
Stone
103
Securities
Inc
Beau-Brummel
&
13,700
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber Co
Oil
Sand
17
■;
33
50
1
Co
Corp
Baker
6%
Jan
7
Products
14
9% May
;
300
1
6
>■
"7%
lc
CarlBb^an Oils vtc
Feb
Feb
23
1
Co
68
80
11% May
22Apr
27 % May
7% Jun
700
22
1
Co
Jun
%
34%
10c
Corp
Bailey ti Selburn Oil
Bayview
Jun
V.*
Mar
10 Va Jan
47% July
'"'V2% Jan
Feb
7%
.
2
Mining
5%
Feb
21
17% Jun
6% May
.31%
Jun
32
2
Corp
11%
7% Mar
300
Feb
10
"*7%
5 ;r
Inc
Consolidated
Jun
5
5,700
Collieries
Baldwin
19 %
4%
18%
Apr
Va
6% Mar
6% Mar
Consol
Feb
103
Corp
Electronics
15%
12% Mar
300
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
18% Mar
Jun
Feb
Community PubliCc.Setvice
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Jan
Jan
8 Vs
900
com
preferred—
3
May
12%
I,900
A
Industrial
Avnet
2
8,300
4,300
1
%
103
23
'%
12%
1
Manufacturing
Commercial
Jun
1%
Jan
13%
2.50
Cohu
Feb
61%
56%
1
Corp__
99%
Jan
13%
2
Corp
Aluminum
Colonial
Jun
3%
lVa
11,500
Sewing Centers Inc
Oil
13%
_10
.
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Electronics Inc.—
Jan
60
peso*
9%
18%
•
Ltd
Controller
Coastal
Feb
104
May
Jun
5% Jan
Corporation
__1
Claussner Hosiery Co
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
4
Clopay Corporation
;
1
Jan
5p
10
57 %
220
f
Corp—
Consolidated
Christiana
Chroinalloy
Atlas
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Feb
1,200
102
Jan
Clarostat
49%
•
Sugar
8%
57 Vz
54 Vz
102
—
Jan
Clark
5c
Corp
28%
1 %
Cinerama
,
Jun
5% May
47 % Feb
73 V4
Jun
10% Apr
99% Jan
1% Mar
•
partlc_
21%
200
63%
Jun
IB
10
100
5%
60
Jan
1% May
6% May
9% July
Apr
Jun
21%
5,200
8%
1%
700
'
55
ft-
Power
preferred
Jan
1% Jan
15
5 Vz
1%
25%
Jun
V 14
Jan
65%
conv
Jan
21%
"5%
Clary
1,500
1%
Supply
Tel
Golfo
2
1
America
2,900
Jan
Mar
%
May
ft May
■
1%
Jun
%
40,700
9Vz
10
Jun
7
9 %
11%
65%
Chief
Feb
7%
%
%
4,400
1%
May
5%
19
1.90J?
Jun
29%
17% May
3% Jun
4,400
2,900
10 h
12 %
Va Mar
1,000
%
12%
4%
Apr
4,200
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine—.
38% May
90% Jun
5%
Inc
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co—
del
39%
Jan
21%
1
Co
Stationers
Research
L
Jan
30%
$1
Stores
&
19%
34%
23,500
36%
17%
9%
%
Jan
Jun
Mar
27,500
Charter Oil Co
Industries—
Food
Tel
34%
40c
Oil
9ft
1,100
..'h
12%
1
._
Chamberlin Co of America
Jan
Jan
4
Laundries of
<fc
Va
35
'ft
12%
—10
Corp
Century Electric Co.
Century Investors Inc—
91% Mar
85 Va
2.50
Corp Ltd
10%
250
,
5
6%
$1.50
7 % May
7,100
39 %
Co
Jun
55% May
Jan
Jun y.|
6 % May
2,400
V,
Jan
86%
90%
preferred
Associated
Atlantic
6%
5
Aluminum
Associated
Atlantica
7%
18%
Associated
Associated
4%
90 VA
dep rets reg
Associated
22%
4,600
Light 4.72 pfd—100
Electric
Jan
14,600
90%
Equipment Corp
Asamera
6%
4%
warrants
Convertible
Aro
5% Mar
51%
7%
4,500
1
3750%- pref—100
Light 4% pfd
—100
Central Securities Corp new__
i
1
$1.40 ser B conv pref
•
Jan
4Va
6,300
5%
47%
Jan
6%
46%
pfd—100
Corp
&
8%
4%
47
20c
Arkansas Louisiana Ga* Co
Armour
22 %
100
:
3%
9%
5'A
6%
Hadley
Jun
5
Film
Appalachian Power Co 4%*
Arkansas
6
7,000
41%
Maine
Jun
1
&
Inc
Industries
7
6
1
4%
6%
Central
May
4%
Jun
47%
Central
5
„
Jan
5%
Central Power &
17
400
5,000
14%
1%
9%
America
of
Feb
Jun
1
Corp
Jan
19%
Jan
14
5ft
Jun
-
1
& Co—
(AM)
Instruments
Jan
Jun
15
1,400
Castle
2%
ft Jun
Oil
Anacon
Jan
2,100
Jan
Jun
Jun
8%
Corp—
1
2% Mar
X
Amurex
Products
26
Jun
2ft
4IB
6c
——
Jan
3% Mar
%
Corp
Co
(JW)
4
29
5
500
Vz
Jun..
13%
5,100
4
4Va
%
44
4,300
13%
A_
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
Apr
26
8
1,700
2
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
class
26
49'/a
Jan
22 Va Mar
200
26
46%
*
American
21,100
26
12.50
Co
1,200
10%
9%
9%
-80c
—
40 Vz
39%
40
20
6% Mar
4% Feb
39
Jan
7%
%
1 '
Capital Cities Broadcasting—*———1
Capnai City Prouucts
—o
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1
Carnation Co ———_———.—y—5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd„—.__*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Jun
Mar
2,300
pfd—10
Ltd partic
Minerals
Jun
3 %
34%-Jan
35Va
16,000
%
Ltd——1
Williston
Canal-Randolph
Jun
1,000
x5%
4%
**
■■
%
-
-
Petrofina
19%
4ft
•
5%
Can Northwest Mines & Oils
57
9,900
2%
8%
Ltd
Jun
3% May
Apr
26
2%
•
*
2.50
stock
Javelin
Canadian
19%
6ft
4%
Jan
Jun
5%
4%
capital
58
Feb
50% May
1,700
4ft
Jan
May
52
100
3%
4ft
8%
11 %
15/0Or
57
3%
4%
New
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
50%
14%
%
18
54% May
27% May
Canadian
"-1
10J
5%
Jun
Mills Ltd—
57%
33 %
Southern
Canadian
Jan
81% Mar
Jan
57%
Canadian Marconi _—i—.—.——■—.1
10% Jan
,23%
Jun
20%
57
Apr
.20
inc—
Israeli Paper
American share*
■.
4% May
12%
74%
—i
Systems Inc.
American
15
18% Mar
3%
preference
20
Petroleums L,ta vlc_l y
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.
—10c .
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
1
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd—
Feb
.
I
High
7,700
45
—1
5
Co
insurance
Range Since Jan.
Low
19%
6%%
Canaua
12% Mar
5%
11,200
14%
■-
Jan
11%
4% Mar
Mar
14,400
4%
1
American
Fire
Shares
High
19
--
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd-—I
Canada Bread Co Ltd
*
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
•
.
Jan
4%
9% May
900
14%
13%
13%
COo
Paper Corp
10%
10
4%
1
All-State Properties Inc
American Beverage Corp
American Book Co
6Vc
^
50
50
50
preferred
preferred
preferred
Caivan Consol Oil <Ss Gas
Jan
Jun
19%
California Electric Power common—
7% Mar
6% May
3%
10
Inc
Jun
Feb
Alsco
Allied
70
14%
-
Feb
800
6%
£1%
com
new
3,600
6%
3%
7
ZZi
1
:
10%
6 V8
6%>
10c
convertible preferred
Co Inc
9%
—1
Alleghany Corp warrant*
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance Tire & Rubber clas* A
Allied Artists Picture* Corp
85
Feb
58
Algom-Ufanlum Mines Ltd
American Engineering Co
Control
July
26
Jun
Camuen
All
Allied
147%
400
—
Algemene Kunstzide N
Amer dep frets Amer
5 %%
139 % May
Jan
82
350
4.20% preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
5%
cumulative preferred
Power
Alabama
Low
Par
High
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
-SO
Southern
Great
Shares
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
Week'
Last
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
Alabama
for Week
of Prices
Sale Friee
Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
-i
.
July 1)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE. (Range for Week Ended
Friday
.
Jan
6% Jan
6% Jan!
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33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July I)
Friday
:
STOCKS
Par
20%
•
--1
—20c
Co
Sulphur & Potash
Dynamics Corp
of America
31%
11
6A
Freightways Inc
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern States Corp common
$7 preferred series A—
$6 preferred series B-—Edo corporation class A
Eastern
250
"33 Va
6%
. „ .
*
11 Va
23%
59,200
n
alii
1ft
_1
t,
22%
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int
(M H)
Fishman
Co
10%
3%
8 Va
40%
9%
9%
800
7%
8%
.33% July
13%
7%
10
: "
29,500
Jan
8%
Jan
%
Feb
"
17
12
20%
Kaltman
Jan
Kansas
i—
"~U"""3/4
2,700
26% July
28% Jan
177/a
% Mar
2%
3 ft
22,900
27/a
7
4%
5%
9%
6%
6%
8
18,400
5
5,900
4% Jun
y
5
5%
2,900
5
9%
3,000
9 Va
7'/a
6,100
5% May
14
100
9
3,200
8
135
100
132
14
'
8%
9
132
Jun
Jan
Jan
Klein
10 V*
Jan
Kleinert
;•■;•/•
rets ord reg-—.—£1
Fox Head Brewing Co———.1.25
Fresnillo (The) Company
1
Fuller (Geo A)
Co—————;—.-—-5
Gatineau Power Co common
*
5% preferred
—,—100
Gellman Mfg Co
1
General Acceptance "wts"
18
Feb
Knott
Jan
13% Mar
16%
Jun
30%
35%
General
Ltd—
Co
Fireproofing
■
General
Indus
_
i-w
Enterprises—
General Plywood
General
Stores
_50c
.—1
Corp..
Corporation—:
General Transistor Corp
S4.60 preferred
—•
Co
Glass-Tite
^
—
Industries
Gold
Seal
Goldfield
Goodman
Gray
Rapids
6%
series
SI
2%
Gulton
H
&
58,100
90%
1%
2,600
lVa May
1V4 Jun
58%
2%
1,700
18 % Mar
26%
7
500
7%
900
•>
61%
4%
1,700
22,500
5
17,500
23
Apr
7%
27%
4%
3%
4%
7%
7%
7%
*
48%
48%
•
57%
52 Va
57%
96 %
96%
73
73
31
.
% May
3 Va
7,800
"
„
100
73
100
Inc
.
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com
5 v.
,3%
4
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10c
25c
'
3%
10
9%
1
7%
16%■
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25c
221/2
5
60; V
Holophane
Co
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7.50
%
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5« .& Hardan common
Horn
Mar
67
Feb
75
Mar
,
13%
Jun
17%
Jan
12,600
3%
Jun
6Va
Jan
8%
100
8%
12%
Jan
9Va
9%
2,900
2%
2%
1,000
7%
8
8 v4 Mar
•2%
Jun
4,600
8Vb
2,500
1%
Jun
2%
1,800
31%
Jan
190
22%
Va
Jun
18,500
Jun
1
Jan
3Va
100
3%
Jan
2
%'1%
22%
%
ft..
3 Va
Apr
2% Mar
300
48%
Apr
61
14,700
38Va
Jan
50
,V
5,700
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
7
7fff
2,900
7
Jun
12%
Jan
23%
—
•
25%
26
31
31%
3,900
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Rydrometais ?Jommon
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Fnori
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footnotes,
£
.
33 Va
118
115
180
"
Jun
127%
Jun
35%
Jan
Apr
97 %
May
38 V4
Jun
National
Mar
National
National
Presto
11
11%
700
9% Mar
21%
200
20% May
21
400
19
21%
21
? 34%
2lVa
33 Va
38%
23.400
5
28 %
28%
29%
1,200
'
r
14
•'
ADr
*•
123/4 Jan
May
36%
Jan
lVa
Feb
Jun
Apr
11% May
14,900
20
Jan
22 Va
400
22
Jun
700
26 Va Mar
36
4,500
X23%
12% May
193/4
■
6%
7Va
7
19%
18%
19
107%
107% 114
17%
3,500
12,500
93/a
9Va
18%
Apr
Jun
May
Jan
Mar
6
27% May
jan
9 Va Mar
123/4
6% May
9% Jan
26% Mar
Jun
Jan
60
5%
Jan
117
Jun
,
Jan
8%
Jun
13 %
10,600
53/4
53/a
5%
Jun
23%
Mar
5,900
10,100
1,000
25%
23
.16
May
1%
Jan
%
H
2,700
%
Jun
72%
72 Va
78 Va
6,600
34%
Feb
82%
Apr
21 Va
21
Jan
2,800
22 Va
21
Jun
273/4
6
Jun
9%
Feb
13% May
21%
Jan
1% May
10% Jun
2%
13
Feb
10 Va
Jun
16%
Jan
22
Jan
433/B
Jun
6%
6%
133/4
133/4
14%
2,800
3,200
2%
2%
17,000
-J
3
7
,
12%
11%
12%
2,000
11%
10%
113/8
500
10,600
Jan
42 V4
39%
43 Va
'-'n
IV- IV
6%
Feb
14 Va
15
2,300
14 Va
Jun
20%
Jun
14 Va
19%
20
2,100
19 Va
Jun
24 Vc
Jan
_
6 Va
7
6
;
6%
Feb
700
103/a
10%
10%
28%
28 %
28%
V
May
33
Jun
35
Feb
100
10Va
Jun
Feb
13 Va
Jan
100
34
6
125
6Va
33
273/4 May
95
98
Apr
39
Jan
9%
Jan
5%
5%
6
3,300
5% May
3V*
3V4
3%
2,900
2%
1
1
ft
ft
H
18,500
% May
48 Va
41 Va Mar
31%
27
Apr
Jan
30%
393/s
30%
5,000
1,400
Jan
45 Va
593^
453/4
4%
43/4
5%
15,000
4
Apr
84 Va
90
on
85 V*
Apr
92
10
84%
84
92
92
86
86
11%
4,100
46 Va
473/4
75
& Stores
National Petroleum Ltd_
23 V4
Apr
Apr
National
43% May
32
Jan
National
Research
National
Rubber Machinery
Corp
2%
"3%
143/4
800
^
87%
83 %
46
2%
3%
1933/4 195
51
400
3%
4%
19%
"9%
9%
93/4
33%
34%
300
6Va
63/4
Jan
92
Jun
Jan
86
Jun
Jan
154
Jan
Jun
14 Va
Apr
51
Mar
Apr
3% Jan
4
Feb
Apr
Feb
4%
Jun
Jan
May
16%
Jan
168 Va. Jan
198%
Jun
6%
Feb
14
4
11,200
4%
19%
Jan
:U% Jan
11 y8 May
800
14%
4,700
_6%
21
1,200
May
17% May
23 %
30% May
333/4 Mar
143/4
9% Mav
900
32
34
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
12 3/4
Apr
11
11%
900
10
10 Va
900
10
May
5
Apr
43/4
Apr
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
4,300
3,200
9%
15,500
2%
1,200
9
8
2%
2%
300
May
83/s
Jun
10
5Va
Jan
Jan
53/4 May
xlOVa
11%
8
Apr
23/b
Jan
28
,
6% Jaa
63ft Jaa
12 %
2%
Jan
Feb
Jan
33
Aor
Feb
2 8 3/4
283/4
30
14
133/4
14%
1,000
13%
Jun
18%
8%
8%
100
8%
Jun
10%, Jan
"1%
——_s.—
Industries Inc
2%
4
Jun
®
142
400
"33/4
10
1
Casket Company— ———o
Electric Weld Machines
1
70
11 VB
2%
*
--"3
J
10
152
473/4
\
(MichU
86
11 Va
1933/4
^
& Milling—3
.
150
14%
Bellas Hess__——-—
National Brewing Co
"
19
May
9
800
12% Xl3%
12%
—100
22
"
May
18% Mar
25%
National
Feb
6
Mfg
30% May
Jan
,tf
7%
1
1
Inc
Namnl-Loeser's
32 %
Feb
10 Va
34%
a
*
Napco Industries
National Alfalfa Dehydrat
94
27 %
34
au^
Feb
115
200
3,700
1,700
34 Va
Corp
Jan
2,600
_5
5
——2.50
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93/4
en-
39%
38%
21
93/8
2-hU
Company
28
10
Mar
13
---»
Jun
1,300
Apr
14
28 %
——r
—
—
Jun
95%
30
48%
12 Va
jan
*
30
33%
543/4
21
Inc
20 Va
32 Va
Jun
277/a
'
100
45%
20%
Muntz TV Inc—
Nachman
8,100
49 Va
Aluminum
Diablo Compr.ny
Muter
943/4 July
49%
5Ut
Muskogee Co
7
Jan
*
Corporation —
Murray Ohio Mfg Co__
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Jun
7
58%
57%
34%
22
preferred
Murphy
Jun
•50
7%
•
23,600
24%
Mills Inc—Mountain States Tel & Tel
Jan
23 V2
16%
15%
33
New
3%
7V4 Mar
95%
—1
11% Mar
'
943/4
22%
Mount Vernon
700
Jan
75
1% May
Jun
Jan
v
%
17%
7%
Xl3
■
% May
Piping Co
Warrants
Jan
800
15%
Monogram
Jan
5%
Jun
113/4 May
xl3
3,400
Jun
7%
3% May
3% Jun
4
Jan
100
1%
9%
9%
4% May
1,700
3%
2 Va
.
28%
Mt
1,400
-:
Apr
1% May
1%
12%
Jan
5ys
y
Jan
7Vb
4,300
Precision Industries,
—1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred —
—
4.80% preferred series B
IOU
4.50% preferred series C—
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Montrose
Chemical Co
—J
Moody Investors Ser'ice partic pref—.
Mt Clemens Metal Products com—--1
6%
cumulative
preferred
47 Va
1151/4
'
•
Jun
1ft
~CoZZZZ~JZ~~.5v:
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99
4 Va
14
24 Va
May
l3/a
Company-————loc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
ctfs
57% July
7'
Apr
5
2,800
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd:
Molybdenum Corp of America
52 %
4,700
20
20
conv
Jan
10
4%
8% Mar
200
1,000
4,200
50c
Corp $1
9%
Jan
Feb
Jun
5%
£1
—
Mohawk
Feb
an
7%
103/4
1
-l
1{f
Apr;
Feb
;
22 Va
iuc
4%
93 V4
Jan
7 Va
8,000
Ltd
Corp.
Associates, Inc
Airlines
Jan
323/4
May
5 Va
4 %%
Jun
133/b
93/4 May,
20%
93%
--*1
2.50
Mid-West Abrasive
Mirro
600
10 Va
;
J
Hone
Microwave
46,000
.10%
Jan
ft
preferred
Midland Oil
4
33/4
6,900
Jan
20%
Inc
Extruders
Micromatic
Jan
49%
'i-Z,
.;5r
a
*:■
6%
Jun
38
93/b May
Jan
13%
convertible preferred
ou
Mining Corp of Canada——------Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd.
IOO
4%
4
&
52
49
:
Midwest
32
Jun
6 Vb May
4% Mar
4%
Jan
Mar
5
Jun
5Va
Miller Wohl Co common
20
650
39,500
V
3%
14%
10%
Jan
31%
Jun
12%
•
21%
Michigan Sugar Co common
1% Jan
...
Jun
20%
Jan
3%
13%
'.v.,
Jun
8,400
19%
JaiT
Jun
22
Jan
10
;• 7 % July
3,600
49%
8%
1
25c
6%
Jun
30%
pfd—
8%
65
Jun
%
400
8%
8 3/4
11
%
Michigan Chemical Corp..
32%
Apr
May
8%
♦
7'
Jun
6V4
5%
10%
^
Miami
23% May
8% Jan
May
%
—
'
,
61
1,600
5'/a
4%
75
;y 25
1,100
62%
25%
y
1,200
9,900
Jan
%
Thermit Corp
Jan
2% July
14% Jan
9% May
500
33/4
5 Va
*
Jan
Jun
6,500
3 %
1,000
9Va
13
Apr
3%
Jup
20 Va
Co
&
2%
59%
6%
3%
J
Merrill Island Mining Corp
Jan
11%
3,500
11%
Apr
2
"lft
Inc
Metal
12
22%
19%
17%
9Va
10 %
1% May
72,800
2%
1 Va'
23 % Mar
7%
Jun
Jun
49
19%
2,000
7
%
Jun
6 Va
7%
—25c
Hofinlan ■tn^rnatlonal Corp
Ho
fc " 1"dustries Inc
Hol v rnr115?1 G0ld MineS
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26,500
9%
10%
62%
2.50
L
56%
49
4,300
2,600
2%
20%
Mcsabi Iron Co
'
Jun
22%
;.
6%
10c
Aircraft Corp
Horme'l
10%
9%
6
i-
°r 1(R} & Co Inc common-—7:7/
C ass
A
Horn
200
Inc_50c
_
Foods
Inc
c!as° B
13,900
7%
Galion Products Inc
Hiih1! ^adl° & E1ectronics
Home
1%
10%
10c
HiiiZ, cAonvei'tible preferred
Huiei
Feb
1%
2
.
Industries
Feb
24%
6 V2
20%
2
-ic
10°
vtc
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
10% May
1
&nulacturine Co
13%
Jun
25
d
way Trailer
Johnson
Jan
IV*
20
1
Menasco
8%
_io
preferred
on
(J W)
Mead
2,400
10%
1
Light
Herr,?inCh &
Mays
Jan
Jan
9
6 %
233/4
83/4
f
Inc
Jan
7%
8%
1%
19 % Mar
Ltd-
Industries
2%
22%
.2/ I
——.
________
Feb
8%
*
6,600
12 Va
Apr v
Jan
July
15
15
203/a
18%
2-ou
Co
Maule
Jun
24 Va
14%
20
2
—300
Exploration
(The)
Corp
Jan
25
13%
Jan
Jan
21 Va May
Feb
20 Va
1
8
11%
10c
._
Hebrew-National Kosher
necla
Mining Co_
1
g
1,200
21 % Mar
600
21% »21%
1
Corp—
Electronics
Jun
3% May
1 Va Jun
3,000
1%
1
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc—
:
R
4%
1%
300
ft
19%
% May
14% May
20%
1
& Shipley
Massey-Ferguson
23% Mar
3%
17 %
Jun,,
5
800
1%
25c
Heh-Coil Corp
Heller (WE) &
Co 5'%%
5%
4%
1
Hastings M'l'g Co—
Hernui
5%
100
1,700
Jan
Feb
19%
12
3,400
104,400
2,300
20 Va
43/4
Jun
Jan
1,700
%
2%
2%
fir
ft
15%
20 Va
Jan
6%
3%
Jun
1%
ft
15
Jan
3 Va
100
2 %
Feb
12 %
l3/4 July
300
Apr
37 :
Feb
3,300
7 Va
lVo
Apr
8%
2
5%
2% Jun
32%
1%
7 Va
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
Jan
200
13%
10c
Inc
w! fn^a „R"benstein
13%
2%
1%
1%
Jan
4%
Majestic Specialities Inc
Mangel Stores
Mansfie'd Tire & Rubber—
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Martin Co warrants
1,000
4% Mar
7 VB
Mages
Jun
22%
Jan
5%
Mac Fadden
Jun
1%
3
Jan
Lynch
Feb
7%
50c
Havana
Corp
3%
Jun
% May
18 % Jan
1%
Harmon-Kardon Inc
Harnischfeger Corp
gaze
Hazeltine
Feb
4V8
5,100
Jan
Loral
34% Mar
2Va
2 Va
3%
73/b
Magellan Petroleum Corp
1,500
2%
Apr
3%
Jun
Jan
79,600
Apr
1%
33/4
Jun
20,800
1%
8,300
3%
14%
1%
2,400
^&c
J
1
*
Refineries Inc
Tourneau (RG) Inc—
16%
7%
1%
2%
—5
Corp
Realty Corp
May
2%
13%
1%
2
2%
~2 Va
Jan
7 Va
1%
1% Mar
3» Mar
63 %
12% May
6%
2ft
1,000
2%
Feb
200
2%
17% Mar
38%
38,100
1%
Feb
9%
13 Va
11%
14
51%
University
16%
35
500
Apr
14%
11%
14
11%
Publications Inc
Mack Truck? Inc warrants
34%
Jan
14
14
9 Va May
13 % Mar
—
19'/a
100
Feb
7%
—
16 Va Mar
9%
HVa
><;
Jan
163/a
o
0
Inc
Industries
Salle Extension
500
Jan
Jun
19
16%
63/4
^
25
75 Va
Apr
Jun
Louisiana Land &
1,800
Feb
13
200
5 Va
Lunkenheimer
32 %
393/4
1,400
1,700
Feb
31
8,600
15%
6%
May
5
com
B
Stores
31%
72%
143/4
18%
13
15%
68
5%
18
—
32 % July
1,900
18 y8
61V2 Jun
12
Jun
32%
6%
Jun
11%
26 Va
26%
26%
Jan
/
93
19
7%
12
•
41% May
Jan
Jan
Jan
Lodge
Apr
Apr
94
Jan
May
88
Jun
(The) Co—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
10% Jan
100 V4
10
15%
11%
15
92%
6%
Jun
18 Va
300
m
14%
92%
4%
200
11,300
8%
9
14%
1
Corp
Industries Inc
Electric
Jan
Mar
16%
5%
Jun
85% Jan
8,000
54
54%
275
9% May
23,400
2ft
m
600
13
54%
-
Jun
3%
100
v
2»
12,900
4%
Liberty Fabrics of N
33 %
8% May
lft May
103/4
4%
7 Va
Leesona
Jun
(24 Va
u~
Jun
39,000
10 Va
16%
Leonard
Jun
Jun
Jun
6%
La
"v
'
90%
90%
9c
Western
Hartford
1,400
10
50c
!
Products
Hartfield
9%
10
2%
133/b
16 %
Le
8%
Jan
Jan
Apr
"7%
16 %
16%
Jan
20%
Jan
Feb
Feb
9
14%
^
35%
18% May
30
A
Corporation
Hall
Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood
Corp
Jun
23% Jan
Jun
10%'May
1,400
33%
60o
Guild Films
Company Inc
Gulf States
Land & Industries
&
7%
18
10,000
Apr
.
71%
1
Industries
Lanston
.1 6% Jan
26% Mar
33.000
22%
21%
2%
1
common
Guerdon Industries Inc class A
Warrants
f
200
28%
10c
Company
ores
4,900
2%
__5
__
Hydraulics
Gridoil Freehold Leases
Grocery
.7%
20%
4
Greer
Griesedieck
7%
1
Producers
prelerred
3,700
1%
Y com.
-i
cumulative preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
1
Locke Steel Chain———-——--- J3
Lockwood Kessler & Bartlett cl A—25c
Jun
1
Manufacturing Co—.
Great Western
34%
Jun
11%
1
1
of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
Jan
29%
Jun
Electronics Corp
Lamson Corp
10c
Varnish-
Corp
18% May
%
7 6%
Lamb
Feb
5%
313/4
87,000
-o
Jan
4%
10
Jun
31%
------J
Mines
5
13 Va May
30%
_16%
Great Amer Industries Inc
Great Lakes Chemical
Jun
Radio
3%
2% May
3% May
100
14%
100
Jun
33,100
.25
13%
34
22
*;
——1
—.
cl A——
Mines—
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
Gorham
Grand
—.
Products Corp
Consolidated
Ltd
Lalcey Foundry Corp
2 Va
3,500
20%
.5
.—
Lafayette
3 % May
1,200
4%
A
4c
—
,
2%
7%
;
Glenmore Distilleries class B———1
Globe Union Co Inc
Gobel (Adolf) Inc_
200
4%
' 34
*
,—
Inc
1,100
3%
21% July
Apr
12%
—75 Deso®
La Consolidada S
Lefcourt
*
i
39% Feb
38 Va
Jun
Jun
6%
17 Va
•
'
3J /ac
Forge Co_
Apparel inc
Jan
Shore
Jan
Jan
92%
1
----1
Kropp (Tlie)
Mar
Lake
Jan
9
2%
76%
-153/4
103/4
5
-a
Corp Class A_
convertible preferred
5
Jan
Jan
15
2
Feb
16%
9,900
10,900
-
11%
—1
Corp
Jun
7,775
1
Gilchrist
2%
3%
25
1
Gilbert
Corp
2%
2%
14Va
*
Co
700
—*
:
—
Controls
36
July
2% Mar
5,000
<*uc
—l
Kratter (The)
L'Aiglon
Jan
%
%
2
--1
-10c
Ltd
33 Va
2,800
32%
4%
1
;
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines-.
(A C)
30%
35%
2%
1
-
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Giannini
£1
5
2.50
*
1%
44%
3%
37/a May
30 Va May
801
^
■
reg:
General Gas Corp
4,200
100
2%
3%
'——1
1
5% convertible preferred —.——25
General Development Corp
1
dep rets ord
1%
4
_u.
!
General Builders Corp common.
Electric
10,600
1%
,
15%
4
i%
General Alloys Co—,—.
American
Hotels
Jan
Jan
6% May
•900
Feb
31%
4%
Kobacker Stores
Jan
Apr
14%
10 Va
2.50
Dept Stores Inc
(IB) Rubber Co
13%
181%
Jun<?
$1.20
14%
14%
dep
—
General
(S)
'
May
10
1,400
.'
8%
28%
---*
Company
Jun
Ford Motor Co Ltd—•
American
Oil
Jun
Jan
67%
Jun
93/4
Jaa
Feb
3,500
7%
243/4
Va¬
—5
Kirkland Minerals Corp
11% Mar
13% Jun
y
—
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
7%
Jun
6%
Kin-Ark
62 %
26
2,000
21%;
18 Va
8
pfd—100
--I
Colbalt Ltd
Kilembe Copper
Jan
6V4
Jun
9%
10%
-
6'/4
63/a
7 2% /': 2%
20V4-
—77--^
4Va%
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde (Walter) & Co——
Jan
■
1,500
6%
73/8
11
74% Mar
—•—l5^
Kay
Jan
>8
10
'
(Del)—
Co
47/a
4"Va May
4%
Company
Drug
•
-
11%
& Electric
1
Jun
12
30
l°c
& Company
(D)
Gas
6,800
4,600
11%
29 %
~2%
Kawecki Chemical Co_
Jun
65%
62%
11%
*
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
Kaiser Industries Corp
Katz
26 %
Apr
il Va
Jun
775
Jun
30 7;
Jan
84 % Mar
Jun
4%
32 Va
Oil Corp
Jun
3
1
*
—_—
26%
4 Va
7,600
r
26
29%
Jan
13,600
6 Va
—
200 %
14
6%
6
65%
-1
J
—
110% Feb
6,900
5%
8 Va
Co 3.90% pfd—100
Manufacturing—
1
Jan
15% Mar
f.
1«
—
26%
5%
Jetronic Industries Inc
Mar
20
6%
Jeannette Glass Co
■<
■
81
81
-
Jan
..
"400
rzr~S—"ij—77vn
Inc
Israel-American
Mar
3,300
11%
3JVa<?
Royalty
Fireman
10
32%
11%
10
Irving Air Chute
Jan
11%
Jun 7
21%
Ironrite
12%
.
Jun
6%
16,100
200%
186
29%
7
ft Feb •;Z':
1,900
26%
43%
Iron
Apr
8% May
78% Jan
31 Va
Iowa Public Service
Jun.
13
31%
—
Company
Investors
Apr
Apr
37/a
,
Oil
Intex
Mar
11%
;
6% Apr
100
6%
95
Jun
62,500
—,
International Products
Jan
39
11%
8%
Breweries Inc—
Holdings Ltd———
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Jan
jua
8%
8 Va
of North America——b
Co
213/8
7ft May
31 Vb May
8ft
International
a
High
113A May
18V4
International
Jan
35%
Jan
8% Jun
7,900
12%
Mar
Mar
4% May
9 V8 May
1,600
'
%'
"ft
..
26%
19% May
l7/a Feb
87/a May
May
37 Va Apr
200
9*\
Insurance
21
3 l/a
4,500
9 Va
:
5%
Jan
25
■
May
1 Va
150
5
Inland Homes Corp—
Feb
21
18,600
40%
Jan
May V, >
20% May
13,800
3%
July
1%
17% Feb
3,500
* 9%
Jan
23 %
16 Va
10,600
26%
10c
2.50
1
lnc~.—
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford. Motor of Canada
1%
33%
169%
Jun
22 % Mar
5,200
Jan
Low
20,500
«
Imperial Oil (Canada)—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—.—-—-o
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% P^™195
Indust
Electronic- Hardware
Corp_50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
Apr
11
3,500
15%
182
Jun ■"V:
V 9
-
24
1
25c
Firth Sterling Inc—
22%
v
7
28%
193
1
—:—~
Corp
Financial General
Jan
Range Since Jan.
19%
18
33 %c
Magnetics Corp
Kawneer
Corp
Felmont Petroleum
44%
90 %
—
30
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd —_——1
Fargo Oils Ltd-—,———.——
1
Federated Purchaser class A
—10c
Film ways Inc
May
Apr
200
1%
preferred
$2
Feb
7,000
•
29%
1A
10
1
1
1
18 Va
23%
15%
21%
5/4
,
—-5c
(Max) & Co class A—
Factor
Apr
43%
22,200
18
21%
Air-Freight Corp_.
—20c
32 A
Empire District Electric 5% pfd——.100
Empire Miliwork Corp
1 '; 9%
Equity Corp common—__—
__10c
.3%
$2 convertible preferred—___
1
40 %
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1
5
6% cum 1st preferred
10
—
Ero Manufacturing Co
1 /V
9%
Esquire Inc —
A—
1
7%
Eureka Corporation Ltd—
$1 or 25c
—
7 Va
Jun
12,000
22%
Emery
Line
5% May
157
--
22%
1
21%
Pipe
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
170
SSrFSSrS
Eureka
Feb
Apr
34
—
Fabrex Corp
IMC
Jun
200
34 %
1
Electronic Communications
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics Inc
Jan
13%
1,600
35%
23 %
32%
I0V4
21,300
6 Va
Shares
High
Low
Par
17% May
23% Apr
2,100
11MB
11
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range
Last
High
29
—25
—
31 Va
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
High
20% 20%
I
1
Corp
guval
Sales
lor Week
Range
Sale Price of Prices
4
Stock Exchange
American
Week's
cast
:
1%
11%
11%
20 3/4
18
20 Va
17%
IJi-
11%
21 Va
18
4,700
,-,.i
lft
Jun
21|
Jan
Mar
400
10% May
12
6,500
■ft l/a TGTay
23 Va
Jaa
200
17 % May
§4
Jan
■j.
Range
National
Starch
Chemical
&
Car htu—-National Telefilm Associates
National Steel
National
Nestle-Le
Corp class A
Co—---
Video
Mur
Haven
Jersey
New
Park
15%
1674
7,000
Zinc-
31%
4,700
17% Mar
34%
8,000
34 Va
Jun
37%
Jan
1%
29,400
1%
Apr
2%
U
%
3,200
%
Apr
1
23%
25 Va
5,200
10'A
11%,
1,400
9%
Apr
13%
Jan
Salem-Brosius
1%
174
7,800
1%
Jun
274
Jan
San Carlos Milling Co
Feb
York
Auction
New
York
1
1%
1
130 '/a 130%
Co
3,400
39%
1,000
Co
class
~7 %
RR
5%
Ogden Corp
Ohio
40c
O'okiep Copper Co
Electric
Pacific
Clay
4%
4%
Jun
18%
Bros
Sentry Corp
Jun
Jun
Seton
Apr
Sllattuck
ft
% Jun
1,700
23,200
3%
-
U Jan
7%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
1,750
48 % Mar
18 Va
18%
2,300
1674
Jun
18%
Apr
17 Va
300
17
Jun
20
Jan
Shoe
Va
Jan
7%
4%
Apr
27 Va
26%
26%
24%
25
25%
25%
25
25
4.36% redeemable 1st
preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend
preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred.;
Pacific Northern Airlines
24
V
•
Jan
Jan
27'A Mar
Silver-Miller
23%
Jan
25%
Jun
Silvray Lighting Inc.
500
23%
Jan
25%
Jun
Simca
24
300
.
.
1
9'A
Jun
Jan
Jun
9%
Jan
6 74 May
8%
Jan
Jan
100%
Apr
So ss .Mantifactvii-ing;.;
South Coast Co'rp...J
'ft 22%
Feb
Jan
Jun
40 Va
^I_
Jun
South
30%
Jan
2%
Jan
4.88%
1% Mar
4.78%
12%
Jan
4.56%
Jan
4.48%
Feb
4.32%
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
9%
9Va
8%
4.24%
4.08%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—...
100
Jun
12%
Jan
3% Mar
4'A
Apr
2
2%
Jun
Jan
Southern Materials
7
7%
Feb
Southern
May
3% May
5Va
19,600
8%
87a
8%
600
63 74
63 %
300
2874
28
'
28%
ft"/;.; 800
25 Va
20c
64%
54
66 74
27,100
33%
l'A
16,200
11 Feb
4674
6,200
31% Mar
1
.:
4%
Aircraft Corp
Inc
(Del)
1 Va
1ft
6'A May
Jun
13
Feb
Apr
8%
62
67%
Jan
Apr
40'A
Jan
Jan
66% July
1% Mar
44
:
44
•
5%
5%
800
5
5%
10c
5 %
5%
5%
1,700
4% Mar
9%
9%
10%
2,700
9 %
«
4
VV,
8Va
600
11%'
1174
10,200
10 3A May
97
96%
97%
860
89%■ Jan
10% May
774
£
8
1
Erie
50
Co-
•
11%
11 Va
11%
1,600
Inc—10c
8%
8%
9%
2,100
39 V»
39 V*
100
Pneumatic Scale
;
10
Polarad Electronics
Corp
1
500
i.4Vs
100
r"
52 y8
32 */a
run
'48
20'%
2 l'A
6%
6%
Feb
Standard
9'A
16%
101
Oil
Products
Jan
59%
Jan
Stan-rock
;
12
Jan
1,000
5
1,600 *
Mines
Mar
Feb
400
ft
U
12
61V2
1874
19
.'
Inc
May
14%
Jan
Jun
72 74
Jan
Jun
20'/a
Apr
10%
21,600
8 Va May
11%
200
8V2 May
13 %
Jan
n%.
15%
16
,11
14
Jan
Jun
26
ft Feb
15%
1,000
,ftJun
24
Jun
18%
■ft;- 200
lVs
l'A
7,800
1 Va
Jun
59%
60%
3,400
59 74
Jun
11%:
2,800
10'/a
Jun
11
10%
24 V* x24 Va
1,400
5%
8'A
8%
10,700
''.ft 600
■t
874
10 Vs
74
3 74
~4%'
Jan
Statliam
3VB
2 V2
2V2
8%
Apr
ft
117,500
»A
Apr
3%
8,100
t/b
Anr
12%
12%
13'A
3,400
9 Va
9%
2,100
1
37 V*
35%
37%
10
7,300
Jan
24
Steel
Co of
11
Jan
Steel
Parts
Jun
5874
Jan
Stein
(A)
1,100
1H- Jun
3%
Feb
100
pm/. May
66
Feb
27% May
35 3A
Jun
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
5%
Jan
Stetson
(J B)
9% July
Stinnes
(Hugo)
174
974
1,520
Canada ordinary
7%
ft:
Jan
3174
2,500
15
Id
70 Ve
200
31
7V4
III1
1%
1%
'ft
61
Prentice-Hall
Preston
.66%
East
—1
Proctor-Silex
ft
4
61
34
35
35
3U
16
4%
10,900
8%
9%
8,700
—1
9%
.
4Vt%
of
cumulative
preferred.
7,300
;-
300
81%
Jan
86'A
Apr
Sunair
2,300
35
Jan
53
Jun
Sunset
1,500
22% Mar
29%
Jan
Supercrete
9% Mar
92
Jun
15
14%
16
12% May
.2%
Jan
14V2
ft
ft.
Jan
Jan
Mar
17
3%
Apr
Jan
May
20%
Mar
19
,
•ft 32
Jun
2'A
50,900
.
series
2,000
Jan
22 % Mar
May
Apr
Feb
34 Va' Jun
23
Jun
25% May
Class
20
19%
18%
Jun
27
4%
20%
Inc class
10 Va
10%
2,300
8% Apr
200
1974 May
B
22% Jan
1274
12%;
1274
100
11%
19%
19%
19 %
200
19'A
8%
8 %
9 Va
25,800
3Vt
1
3 Va
3%
9,200
%
II,900
%
54
52%.
54
1,850
10%
10
10%
19%
19%
20
3 %
6
5%
4
4
45%
;
474 '.
Jan
Jan
Television
Ve^ar
Feb
Jan
Tenney Engineering Inc
2
Mar
Texam
53%
Textron
Jan
Thew
2,500
3%
Jun
6 Vt
Apr
19%
21%
27,000
19 '/2
Apr
28 %
Jan
1%
1%
1,400
1%
Apr
2 %
Jan
6'/4
61V
i«
500
7%
100
6 Vt July
1,400
A
6
A July
'
7%
Jun
1965———I
374
17%
17
80%
80 %
81%
120
7'A
8%
51,200
50c
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Araer dep rets ord
regis———__£1
1.50
;
&
Light $4.56
8
3%
3%
5,200
47%
2,200
6%
6%
120
4%
4%
400
3% May
Jun
\ 17
73%
Jan
4% May
5% May
3% Apr
4%. Jan
'■ 874
5Va
3%
Apr
*
38%
6,800
18%
18%
••100
16 Va
18%
400
1?;7<.
6%
350
6V2
Jun
8
3,800
36
35
36
pfd
.....lOc
'.-ft 2:
23%
1,100
7V4
68,300
674
2
2%
17,200
11'A
12%
7,000
8 74
%
3 "/a
2,100
2
8
3,400
6%
174'
7%;
1%
2,700
1 Va
IVB
Jun
•
ft:-'
5,400
1ft
IVb
l'A
15%
12%
15%
19%
"
6,200
19
ft
Jan
Inc
Co
Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorrtcliffe
Park
Tilo
Roofing
__50c
12,000
10c
1%
1%
1%
6
6'/a
11 «A
1,100
1
4'/a
26
82
Jun
8%
7
Jan
Jan
•
5 V.
Jun
Jan
May
174
15%
20%
'%
Jun
3Vt
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan..
May
14%
Jan
6
July
11%
Jan
2TVv Jun
27'4
Jan..;,
20'A
21%
1,800
2574
24'/a
25%
2,800
23 V2
1
18%
18'%
18%
500
lbft'4
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.*.
—1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A——1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A———_50c
Apr
92 Vt Mar ft;
9
10
Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered
£1
Amer deposit r«ts def registered—_5s
Todd Shipyards Corp.—
20
Toledo Edison 4lA% preferred
100
Jan
1%
May,
1%
Apr
9%
•
Mar
1" *
5,000
6
4'A
:
1A May
1
Inc
Inc
coin
1
25c
Ltd-
Thorofare Markets Inc
Thriftmarkets
:
Co—
Thompson-Starrett
;
A July
A July
9%
Electronics
Shovel
Jan
Jan
89
75
91
91
91
tft'*,. 3 »A Mar
ft' 13
-Jun
May'.'
o
Jan
'
Mar
7%
274"
2'/a
0%
Jan
97/a
Feb
.
37% May
1074
Jun
ft.
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jun
9%
Apr
7 %
Jan
8%
8 %
v
9'A
ri
ft,.1-. 2°%
;ft
•
7'/a'
:
Jun
'!? ft; 4.
.Ton
6%
Jan
8%
'
Feb
18'%
cO
Jun
4% Mar.
'ft ft; 6'/a May
Jun;
37
19'A
Corp
Jan
15'A May
2V4 May
Tobacco Security
Robinson Technical Products Inc—20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F——100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A
'
Corporation^
Power
Texstar
10c
__l
•
Jun
36%
Jun
16"*
,
-
8V4
174
7%
Oil
Jan
26
Valley Gas Co—
Inc
Texas
Jun
12 Va Mar
21%
ft
23 74
MaV
4%
900
Jan
;.
Jan
18%
12
Inc....__1
Industries
574
50c
6%
3,500
"
May
18
May
5% May
5,300
20c
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
11%
10
400
6%
13
___.1
21%
Jun
7%
3
1,100
8
334
37%
_5
Inc
Jun
% May
2,600
—
Jan
2%
7'A
cumulative
May
7
2'A
7%
a
common
common
preferred..—__...10
Tampa Electric Co
•
Taylor International Corp
5
13% May
2074
1
A
ft
6,700
ft
ft Apr
Jan
12 V2
•
Jan
20%
10%
Talon
3%
5'/s
"2V4
Symington Wayne Corp warrants..—
Syntex Corporation T
2
28
3%
5
3%
44%
Jun
20 V2 Mar
ft'
?'ft.3i.
4,900
23,200
8%
7%
36V2
1,100
ft
ftft
ft. 3%'
8%
I
_25c
_1
Su|>erior Tool & Die Co.
1
3
Corp:
Jan
125
,
"3%
_10c
Inc—
common.
Jan
3,200
1,200
A
Jan
1,950
14
3%
23%
Ltd--——-—-*
600
35'A
13%
36%
—1
Co
23%
33 3A
23%
34%
—10
22%
Jun
—5c
—
22%
35 y4
_*
1
(Del)...
Petrol
•3874
Feb
23
1
to
Ltd
700
36'/a
2%
3,500
2%
32%
20
—_
Ridgeway Corp
•.
374
38%
35%
2%
23%
^1
—
Electronics
Technicolor
——
Field
374
Jun
9V4
63A May
16
3%
Jan
15
40'A
Feb
24
200
1
Corp
International
10
Corp
Argentine Mining
extended
ft
5
1
Co.
&
Corporation
24%
—
Mines
(S)
85
Investment
Resistoflex
Container
53
Remington Ar,ms Co Inc——1.
Republic Foil Inc——.—
—-1
Republic Industrial Corp
1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc—.—
•
Roosevelt
Stone
2374
85
1
(Robert) & Co—
Reliance Insurance Co—
Vtc
Stroock
_1
Reis
Grande
...
Stop & Shop Inc
Jun
46
Corp—1
Rio
Jun
11%
24%
•
„—
Algom
Jan
33%
Jan
5
America
Warrants
20'A
Apr
9%
52
1
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
Corpf
Reinsurance Investment
Rico
5
1
10c
*
Corp
r<i>8 May
29,600
11%
3
Reading Tube Corp commoiu_
$1.25
convertible^, preferred
Rio
Co
15
I,600
3374
10%
-100
Ramo
Investment Co
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Trust of
18 >/a
27 %
n'A
Stylon
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Power Co
Estate
17%
30%
6% Mar
Colorado—
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
Real
17%
1
a
Service
Jun
31
•
Jan
'
—1
Public
3ft
.*
Jan
Jan
,
'
150
70V4 -'Tl-vA
•
5
Corporation
& Co
Jan
%
474
-
"
44
Jun
12
Jun
8
2-7",
Jun
6%
12 Va
;
May
800
Jan
24%
ft
•
Feb
Jan
17 '/a
?
Feb
-/a
Jan
67%
<
-
Feb
21
4 V
1
ft"
Jan
8%
lVs
Jun
Jun
500
10
45'A
Jan
10
59 Va
Jun
16% May
1,200
10
44
•
Jun
6%
llVs
11'A
1
374
60,000
20%
20
20
1
(Del)—2.50
14%
;
974
1
72
Inc
Apr
7 Vt Mar
ft
61
600
1,500
20
Corp common
Instruments
21
'
'
ft 17 Va
5,800
74'
1
Ltd
•
ft May
21 % Mar
11% May
4»/2 Jun
lOc
Corp
ft-
Jun
22
,8%
.1
i
B_;
Mar.
52 Vs
an
4%
.
-,'ft':-ft.
Apr
55
May
1P:%
?
Jun
25
20'A Mar
400
Feb
••
24% May
T"n
"A
1,700
14'A
61
19 »A
10 Va
36%
Jan
5%
4 Va
*
July
30 %
28
700
21%
13
13%
2
zlA May
12,000
31 Va
iviay
800
Feb
'
10c
50c convertible preferred.
50c
Slatecourt Enterprises Inc_^.^ww_i__25c
11,000
vk
l
Corp..
Uranium
Starrett (The)
'
;
20%
5%
2
1
Inc.—
class
Aviation
Stanley
Jun
Tube
1
Co
Standard-Thomson
Standard
13% Mar
9'A
Jan
Jun
57
Feb
lc
(Ky)
Shares
Standard
Feb
May
21 Vs
20V4
21%
—
Co...
Standard
Standard
5274
:
10
Metals
Jan
130
22%
1
Stalil-Meyer Inc.
Standard Dredging Corp common.
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp.:
Jan
16
1,100
'
Polymer Corp class A_
Alexander
24%
2tV8
Pipe
Spencer -Shoe Corp..__
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Jun
Jun
39
63'A
2%
46%
May
32
2%
2%
1
v6
57%
2974
A
7 Va May
28
59 %
—50c
i
May
11%
1
Polymers
May
pesos
—
29 Vs
57
24%
Line—, "/y-•
Southern Realty & Utilities
.1
Southland Royalty Co
.5
Pharmaceutical
5
Petroleum Corp
Co Inc
California
8%
63%
5'A
Southern
6% May
2.50
Industries
28 Va
24 Vs
25
25
7%
71
17'A May.
2874 Jun
55
25
25
7%
;
•'ft 200:
18%
18%
25
15%
.
SOO
W-
28%
.25
16%
ft Jun
7
11
8,400
J/*',
——25
Jun
2,600
Jan
i
Jun
1
Apr
35 Va
113%
Jan
453A
55
25 '
11%
500
14
7' "
18%
12.50
12%
2.50
class
Co..
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preference
1,400
—
&
Oil
original
Jun
7,400
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
13%
X
1
1,100
Corp
1
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
Penn
5%
Jun
2,300
39
Jun
May
Southern California Edison—
Jun
100
5,100
■
—....1
—
38
Jun
7'/a
36
15%
13
6%
Jan
ftft
May
8%
1
50
5
1
12%
211
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
1 %
21%
Va
5%
SonotoiM) Corp
900
1
2'A
Apr
24% May
6,200
ft
"ft May
V4 May
May
574 Apr
4
13 %
May
13'/a
4'/a
Jan
Singer
11%
10
31
Jun
88
__1
Co
12%
'.
Jun
Jan
6'A
•
__
Oil
12%
4
Jan
5%
preferred.—.
Ltd
12%
2
29%
1
12,900
1
of Canada Ltd
Pato Consolidated Gold
Dredg Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products
Piasecki
7%
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino
Steel
7ft
Jun
21V2
22,000
7%
Apr
18
-
7,900
4%
2
B
Phoenix
ft
4
Venezuelan
10,500
ft
123,200
V4
'A
4Vs
%
18%
2,900
1
11
1%
l'A
_l
25c
—5,000 fr
Jan
30 %
23 %
4,400
28,800
8%
75
46'A
.
Jun
Jan
'A
90
225
1%
"ft
-l'A
21%
Jun
.
24
4574
5 %
1
22,600
700
,
Feb
3,800
1 %
1%
,10c
19 Va
21 Va
21%
11,800
Jun
6'A
Bol
ft
%
18
18 %
25'A
92% Mar
Jan
Jun
Jun
Bol
Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A
40
24%
Apr
Jun
4
8
38
893A
4 74
119%
4'A
25,200
23%
Jan
Feb
Mar
.5%
8U
38
3'A
90
5%
8
34
1,100
Jan
4'A
36
31%
'
2,200
119%
Jan
Jun
23 Vt
300
4
513A
Jan
35 %
'
•
Jun
1074 Mar
5,900
2%
37%
6% July
26 Va Mar
69%
78%
33%
27%
5,100
Jan
Feb
■:
66%
Sinclair
May
94% Apr
131% Jan
122% May
1
7'A
27 V4
Singer
680
*
38
67%
90
Jan
2,500
1
Tubes
Jan
Feb
Manufacturing Co
20
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered.—_£1
Slick Airways Inc.
I
_*'« ~
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
*
Jan
85
5%
Pall
16
37
3
98
2474
Apr
27 3A
85
96
Apr
8'/a
1,020
2%
98
14'A
1,000
84%
100
8,500
14%
36
79%
16
8,800
Jan
4%t Mar
May
38%
20
8
12
35
6%
21'/2
Apr
2'A Mar
1,503
28%
93%
1
14%
8,803
38
93%
1
4,700
;
Shares
convertible
$3
Simpson's
Jan
"I
•
Petroleums Ltd.
Warrants
1
17%
27%
82
340
•
Pacific
16 Vs
Ltd
Mines
American
Apr
90% Jun
.89%
3
17-
36
2274 May
22 Va
89%
•
2874 July
38
Jan
Jan
89%
•
474 Mar
Apr
2o 74
21
25
•
Feb
Siminons-Boardman Publications—
24% Mar
22% Mar
300
20 %
22%
22%
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
Jan
26 'A
24'A
22%
-
27%
aoo
900
2,500
27%
27%
3Va
16'A
3
10c
2
;
Feb
3,100
*
31
Jan
Jan
5'A
241,100
12.50
29 %
9'A
3%
ft
May
3%
4
Co
Jun
3
28%
2
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
Jan
3} 6
117
Canada.
-
2% Mar
'
•
100
of
874
6 Va
8%
;
23 y4
1
common
6Va Mar
28'A
-
5
*
——
3,600
25
4
Feb
Jan
"
15%
30%
25
403
14%
30%
25
3,903
17 V4
30%
25
31,003
3%
14%
Corp of America
B
4%
3%
3%
1774
preferred—-
Class
4
3 Vs
3'A
3VF
14::
it»'%
1st pfd—25
Jan
Jun
2%
Siboney-Caribbean
5
Jun
4%
13%
Power
&
Co
Sherwin-Williams
17
4
400
5
Jun
4%.
100
3 Vs
Inc
Products
5474
%
53%
54%
25
Corp
Mining
5% Feb
75% Jan
4
5
1,903
5%
Jun
1 Va
4 % Mar
•
Water
Shavvinigan
Sherman
Jun
*
7,000
4%
13%
Co
Denn
5%
4%
—_20c
Jan
Leather
"5%
lV4
22%
V2 May
3,600
1
1
Inc
ft
:
Jan
5%
,_3
Servomeclianisms
20%
5
50c
^—:
Jan
91%
%
l
10c
1
*
1
'Inc.—
Jan
93
A
.
Seem an
Jan
77a
Airlines
Western
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America—
87
%
Jun
Jan
290 V
5%
4%
Jan
36
89 %
5%
Freehold Petroleums—
(The) Corp
25% July
-A
Jan
Security
600
91%
8%
Seeburg
1974
14,600^
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
ft 6V2
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
preferred
Powdrell &
11,700
Apr
1,500
36
Jun
May
18%
17 3A
X7%'
Feb
preferred
w
2%
20 74
Feb
Jan
4%
Jun
1st
Products
307,800
Jan
17 Va
Jan
x7%
Jan
4
18 'A
16'A
Jan
,
16
IOV2 July
4%
%
Jun
303
20
Jun
7%
13%
\h ^
19
,
6% May
.12 74
1%
% Apr
77%
8
3,400
May
1%
Jun
19%
4,700
10%
8 Va
46
1st
common
%
7'A
500
4% May
redeemable
New
86%
18
874
8
10
9%
35% Mar
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phillips Screw Co
Jan
9»A
700
Industries
15% Mar
17%
17%
■8%
(Del)
Oil Inc
1,800
preferred
Phillips Electronics
1,200
4%
ft
l'A
45%
Inc
274 May
Jun
4%
Corp
1,800
U
44%
Penn Traffic Co
Pentron Electronics
3 Va
Jan
1,100
4%
Park
2%
Jan
Jan
4
Apr
%
44%
Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum <C
A) vtc__2
Pantepec Oil (CA) Amer shares—1
3
3%
%
8
pfd
4,200
Mar
3%
50c
Petroleums Ltd.
1
Light 5%
Corp class A
3
3
10
.....■
37,003
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
67%
Jan
27
1
&
2
May
2'/2 May
-..
16
:
Ltd
Petroleums
Seaboard
6% May
Feb
Apr
Jun
79
18%
5
redeemable
Poloron
Jan
25%
—5
Corp
Materials
Jan
19
7
4.50%
Plastic
Jan
3%
3%
25%
7
4.80%
Pierce
39%
61%
600
4%
Ltd Amer shares_10s
1st
6,400
11,900
%
Savoy
Jun
Jun
'V 4
7,900
4%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
Perfect Circle
Perfect Photo
■A
8%
8
4
1
5r/e
Class
r
Jun
5,200
3%
100
redeemable
1,700
3 ft"
100
Sarcee
Jan
2
12,700
%
90c
57o
Paddingtgn
Page-Hersey
U
74
3%
Products
Power
85'A
A
50c
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5%%
1st preferred
5% 1st preferred
Pacific
10'A
Jun
40
20c
Corp
Securities
Overseas
2%
2%
——25c
Saxon Paper Corp.—.
25c
Say re & Fisher Co
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
1
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
1
1% Jan
27'A
:v.
130
10c
Opelika Mfg
Oxford
7'/a
2%
Feb
21%
Sapphire
Ji? Jan
Jan
3,300
8%
preferred
Jun
6
64%
84%
1
cumulative
Jun
5y2
21%
series preferred—
5.60%
Jan
30
39
4 Va
4%
64
%
Ohio Power 4%%
preferred
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old Town Corp common
6 Va
6 74
20
20
20
_20
1
.
series preferred
Apr
~nt
1
Co
4.40%
1%
1
:
Brass
Jan
Jun
1,275
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4'/4%
pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
Corp
43
4'A
2,600
25
(Del)
series
26 "A
30
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Occidental Petroleum
Jan
3
_16 pesos
preferred
4%%
900
"2,4
Ltd
Apr
2,100
5%
30
27%
50
Ltd
4,300 'I
8
28
1
Co
Northspan Uranium Mines
Warrants
Nova Industrial
Corp
4%
3
2.50
,Inc——
40%
% May
6% Jun
400
30
10
Northeast Airlines
%
.
%
2,800
30
10
Class B
7Va
5%
1
A
North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Penn
%
1
Railway—;
%
%
Vt?
y..
1
Cement
^ tft Jan
% May
31% Feb
2574 May
22 % May
—1
American
North
39
39%
*
Inc
Norfolk & Southern
North
%
1
Nipissing Mines
Lites
Jan
Jun
2%
•
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
Diego Gas & Electric Co—5% series preferred
-
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Noma
154
Mar
127
10
%
St.
Jan
32
23% Mar
Honduras Rosario__3.33y3
Merchandise
10
York
18 '/2
2%
1,900
Jun
San
50c
&
New
2%
2%
Jan
Jan
10%
•
High
4'/a
12 Va
Jan
%
6,900
2,800" ft'-
7
,
1
1
Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes
27%
Low
4%
13%
3
„
Ryan
Jun
34'/a
Superior Oils
New
•
.50c
ft;"/:/- ft'ft
-ft"
"
Company.—._
ft-lVt
Mining Co
Process
17% May
Apr
(The F C)
Russell
1%
29%
—
New
Jan
34%
& Arizona Land
New
12
Feb
3% Mar
20
& Chem Co
Idria Min
374
'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4'/a
12%
2%
50c
Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd——__
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc—.
--1
---*
Clock & Watch Co
New
874
13,200
—
ft-.I'"- 'fti'
Shares
Vt
4
—1
Royal American
34
England Tel & Tel----
New
New Mexico
Jun
3%
Roxbury Carpet Company
23%
New
New
May
5%
3
2%
16%
*
20
2% May
2% May
5%
2%
3%
Mar
Sales
lor Week
13%
.30c
Inc
Raceway
Roosevelt
Jun
200
5%
10°
37
200
■
Co_—
Transit
National
,
National Union Electric Corp-
Mar
12
50c
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
Range
Low
Par
High
Low
26
1,500
36%
34 %
35%
.
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week,
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Chronicle
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July
AMERICAN
Friday
.
Commercial and Financial
The
22
223A
83'A
22
8374
1,900
5% May
21%
.
"3 Va
3'/a
2%
5
ft
5
'25'", *>■; '.78
9,900"
•'"COO'l-' -ft
8,800
.ft 31%
Jun
May .ft
2
Jan
ft 22.
.Jan.;
..'12.74'Mar fti;
May ft,ft-i
v
•11
'ft.
"
ft'":
aa
Jun
6% Feb
27 Vt
85 %
•:
:
74.May".,
474 May
ft
.
Jun;,
':.Jan
..
...
;
3%
Jan-.
*Apr;v
Jan
< 8%. Jari,
Jan
"(fl.
Number 5965
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(35)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
1
American
?eb
'
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
ran
<Iar
Tra nsp or
Ian
Jun
I,800
9
Jun
17%
21 %
22%
24%
25%
(3,100
20%
21
Ian
uly
lay
Jan
Jan
Webb
29
27%
Elastic Corp
Apr
United
Feb
27%
5%
193/4 Mar
28'A May
12 3/4
17
Jan
13'A
Jan
4>A
%
Jan
Co Ltd—
•
ord registered
United Molasses
Amer dep rets
Jan
Jan
22
&
Air
U S
Conditioning Corp...
United Stores
Reclaiming Co———-
Feb
luly
Jan
4%
2,000
42%
8
3%
40
8,600
143/a
Jun
%
210,100
%
12,100
153/a
(The) Instrument Co
Inc class A—
—-
Victoreen
Jun
Viewlex
Mar
Corporation..—J
Iron Coal & Coke Co.
Vita Food Pfoductsi._.I—.—
Vogt Manufacturing
,——
Vinco
Jan
Virginia
Jan
Apr
Jan
Inc
Vornado
Jan
Jan
Co.—
1% preferred
Jan
5%
800
12%
143/a
73,600
25c
15%
Xl4%
15%
15,700
11%
10%
12 %
79,900
5%
5%
6 %
._.2
—•-—
u
Jan
Jun
Jan
Feb
~2%
.
:
1
,
84%
'
5
:/
-
tive;
"conv," convertible;
:
when
issued;
%
Jan
Feb
>■
93.30
July
% July
1%
Jan
75V8
Jun
93
32
1
4'A
Jan
May
2
33/a
1{|
•
3%- Jan i
•
10,900
4
Jun
647.01
212.53
88.81
80.13
78.72
83.70
143.26
93.30
211.50
88.90
80.22
78.85
83.69
82.91
637.46
142.62
93.28
210.32
88.89
80.33
78.49
83.62
82.83~
638.39
rl42.62
93.37
,640.62
143.19
93.39
June
29
June
30
___
Averages
Utilities,
are
8.53;
65
37%
Feb
41
Wed.
June 29—
June 30
Fri.
*
26%
Jan
15
Jun
113A
Jan
for
93/8
Jun
8%
9%
2,600
7%
93/8
15,100
8% May
2 % Feb
21%
21%
23%
1,900
18y4 May
193A
20
525
18
May
20 3/4
Feb
92
92
20
87
Jan
93
26
May
29
Apr
8% July
14
Jan
Composite
Manufacturing
8%
1,550
l/ff
It'S
.40c
5%s
subord
conv
Transportation
299.1
Utility
240.8*
291.8
239.0
464.8*
247.1
3 %
Jan
1
May
1%
Jan
20
Mar
29%
Jun
Trade,
Jun
8%
Jan
Mining
5'A
Jan
5 3/8
8,400
43A
4
4,600
3% May
debs
Last
or
Bond9
Friday's
:
■
Goods
Goods
Finance
and
.
High.
'
12
High
100
Jan
1st
Jun
of
N
J
$43
87%
45
50
843/8
88%
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
119
$120
$85
Feb-Aug
82%
89%
87%
63%
75'A
82%
85%
$72%
Jan-July
1978
1993
A
Ist moi'tgage 4s series B
ril d, 5esidential MtSe Bank
General
Jan
May
Jan
89%
90
Mar
Mar-Sept
^Luantanamo
Apr
Research
Apr
&
Television
Nipunn
Jan
Mar
Co
Ohifp? 1953 extended
Power 1st
jrwer lst
u
01
-Jun
253/8
25%
5
23%
$99
$65
8
63 3/s
67'A
$83
108
—
to 1963
mortgage 3 %s
morfcgage 3'As
103
103
.Jan-July
1968
'
Anril-Oct
1968——.April-Oct
5
Feb
3/^s
Safe
Jan
Sapnhirp
Jan
,
Southern
3
Jan
%s
3s
Jan
8%
__
112
series
■e
SeriesS
a
series
series
Southern
Southern
1
«
107%
21
8
63%
81
__
24
127
108%
26
113
90
70
27
68%
\~
■
25
96
Sales
June 28.
3,124,290
5,103,000
283,000
5,386,000
3,169,945
4,795,000
231,000
5,026,000
2,941,260
4,708,000
267,000
4,975,000
2,616,279
4,260,000
282,000
4,542,000
14,820,464
$23,565,000
$1,318,000
$24,883,000
Fri.
July
1.
Total
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended July 1
July 1
1959
1960
1959
1960
of
449,461,279
14,820,464
395,448,200
$4,500
$1,000
$1,318,000
23,565,000
Shares
12,957,220
$1,022,000
36,671,950
37,470,600
22,387,000
678,699,600
774,563,600
$24,883,000
Stocks—Number
$23,409,000
$715,376,050
$812,050,200
Bonds—
U.
Government
S.
International
15,000
Bank
Foreign
Railroad
98 3/8
"91
V
91 '/a
$83
993/4
and
Industrial
Total,
87%
81
90
95%
1
6
130
86
s
117'A
10
923A
(No. of
$61
83
Bond
Bonds
June 27,
Sales
Bonds
121
1
'
65
Tues.
June 28
1,356,040
95,000
88%
93
Wed.
June 29
1,163,145
61,000
753/4
86 3A
Thurs.
June 30
1,188,340
99,000
81
1,200,685
106,000
10,000
$465,000
$36,000
82 3A
79
$82
84
78
"1%
$84%
87'/a
84%
80 3A
10
78
803A
87%
87'/a
3
93%
95'A
4
$120,000
114,000
8,000
90,000
11,000
110,000
12,000
128,000
21,000
88
80 3A
$11,000
19,000
$5,000
$104,000
1,577,185
61
65
92%
83
Corporate
Bonds
Mon.
"92%
Foreign
Gov't
Domestio
169
130
Total
Foreign
Stocks
Shares)
$83
92%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
88
121
98
94
95%
133
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
87
~5
88
$95
101%
14
85
95
119% 121
119 S/8
J«?9"
-—Feb-Aug
AprZZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
—
803/4
87%
933/4
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
———...
April-Oct
Jon-July
102%
101
'102%
18
1003/s
100 3/s 100%
1
it
Electric
3'As
1970.
Feb-Aug
88%
1
6,485,395
Total
Week Ended July 1
87%
,
1960
97
of
Shares—.
97%
103
96%
100%
Domestic
105'A
Foreign
government
Foreign
corporate
—
88%
88%
8
86
90
86
86
9
83%
90
$61,000
Jan. 1 to
1960
$562,000
July 1
1959
;
4,419,220
145,067,988
227,632,312
$308,000
$14,431,000
$13,836,000
46,000
6,485,395
750,000
922,000
28,000
490,000
756,000
$382,000
$15,671,000
$15,514,000
Bonds—
—-
—
:
$465,000
36,000
61,000
:
86
8 6 3A
1959
/
:
Stocks—Number
100
103
_Feb-Aug
^ Gas 31/4S 1970
(Calif) 3s 1971&
7""
July
•
80%
81
90
Fri.
973/4
$99% 100
—Jan-Aug
nl
Bond
$4,954,000
xO $255,000
June 29.
77%
98 %
$79%
iq!?"
Gas
Bonds
June 30.
Tues.
84
103
Feb-Anp
Feb-Ana
1986
rnuf
Gov't
Bonds
Wed.
77
Feb-Aug
tA inon2
K
Bank
Bonds
\
$4,699,000
2,968,690
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Foreign
MisceJ.
Bonds
113
76
1982
CourH
Southwestern
western
19
25
•
seripR
series
series l
103
86
series
,
June 27.
99%
1978
series
and
75
$81%
1973
series
.
•>.
1976—
series
3%s
4%s
4JAs
4%s
4%s
t+; V'-.
.Jan-July
Feb-Aup
...—
3s
=
$993/4-101
ApriZ-Oct
pi ^fater Power Corp 3s 1981—May-ZVou
r«ou?
Ltd 5s conv debs *62—Jan-July
Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
1973
3%s
Jan
°Id debs 1964
series
2%s
3'/as
Jan ;i
w
1
98
u
HaX
Mon.
"
88
Btectric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-July
^0 78 debs 1967
—May-No!
•
!
68%
68%
Apr
Am
-i
68
.95
sSS?
Ranid
99%
70
—
'
75
108% 111'A
108%
Jan
Jan
472.1
284.0
216.1
414.7
243.5
\
Ltd—
Apr
Mar
No. of
Shares
32
—
Mar-Sept
May-JVou
Power 31/4S 1961-
Rlectric Power
446.5
544.4
329.3
240.8
471.8
299.7
Inc—
New2pni?
Jan
493A
Corp—
National Theatres
Jan
May
40
■
NnHn«^^tible subord debentures 1976—Jan-JuZy
Apr.
3
"
May-Nov
Jan-July
Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs—
RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
Hess 51/aS 1984 wi
April-Ocf
K ™d, Valley
S!!n«ai £ellas
national
Jun
43'A
ApriZ-Oct
6s 1975
& Western RR 4s 1970
J1 ^°Jver
J an
40
253/8
May
1993
5s 1961
general Development
May
40
May-Nov
Builders Corp—
subord debentures 1963—
6s
Jun
464.5
521.6
Railroad
Stocks
120%
Division—
mortgage 4s series
.
Low
388.8
538.9
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
138
52
87%
103% 105
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
1960————
High
432.5
Thurs.
Lhicago Transit Authority 3%s
Jan
'
-
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
"
June-Dec
■
471.8*
Service
250.2
"New
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
June-Dec
1994
:
Week's Range
June-Dec
1974
AAmer
-
+0.6
+2.5
+0.8
+1.5
+1.3
490.4
Non-Durable
35/a
Period
6
100.77 Mar 11
—,
+ 0.6
+0.6
469.0
Apr
43A
Interest
.
Changs
+0.7
June 17, '60
493.5
918
26/4
:
v
'
24,
471.6
Apr
1
exchange
June
487.9
2,300
28
___
4
23
for I960
109.39 Jan
Percent
Jan
-10c
Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison
23/4s series A 1970
Lhemoil Industries 6s debs 1973
Mar
Low
406.2
485.0
30'/a
T Low
Mar
High
/
409.2
2,800
1%
101.42 Sep
Range
June 24, '60
Apr
-50c
Co
bonds
Inc
Jan
19%
300
'
..£1
Off-Shore
34%
ended
2% May
21
109.60 Aug
Low
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
1960, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (1939=100):
week
Durable
preference
Alsco
Jan
8%
20%
2
rets ord regular., ._5s
dep
American
Jan
Range for 1959
High
'
'
Jun
8%
5.234;
SEC Index of Stock Prices
83/a
8%
Rails,
The SEC index of Stock
9%
1,300
3.48;
Jan
12%
500.
Industrials,
divisors:
Jun
2%
18%
—1
Jan
May
following
"
106.65
1—
July
% Jun
..10
Jan
Jan
82.87
106.37
Thur.
13%
Jan
Jan
82.78
83.95
106.26
Jun
133/a
Friday
Jun
83.85
78.50
the
106.17
H Mar
Jun
18 'A Mar
.2,600
Jan
Mar
78.30
80.12
107.64
May
133/a
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Jan
80.11
88.89
Closing
June 28—
14 % May
4,200
using
June 27—
-
i7e
by
Tues.
Jan
50
.50
compiled daily
17.88.
Date—
1
Zapata
Jun
88.85
211.15
stocks,
Mon.
«
13A
Zale Jewelry Co
Jun
210.54
-
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
153/a
(RC) & Co.
J
|
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
1%
Co..
82.84
'
Jan
30
4,100
■
40
Bonds
642.49
323/4 May
Jan
26
1,500
26%
233/4
25%
ities
27_
Apr
%
% Mar
30%
%
IB
Rails
24
;*/5% Apr
3iBa Mar
47%
47%
Ralls
28
87/ Mar
263A Mar
iff
Util¬
trials
Stocks
June
Feb
Jan
Jan
100
27%
26
10
Grade
Jan
233A
Jun
18 'A
100
Second
Jan
79
%
Total
First
Grade
June
June
Jun
Apr
3%
12,700
31
10
10
65
Jan
Feb
15
20
Indus¬
Total
143.79
3% Mar
listed
—Bonds—
ities
Date
763A May
Jun
Averages
10
14%
Corp—.—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Jan
warrants.
—
roads
29
3%
Stociks
1%
6%
Jan
without
"x w,"
warrants;
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
15%
American
Feb
with
"w w,"
trials
:i[>
1
..10
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Jan
45
^ ■*
v;.':v '/:/•.,,■ V' : •'
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"M,"; mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
Jan
Jan
30
5
■
'A
;
5%
Jan
flat.
Util¬
Jan
800
3%
Wilson Brothers
Jan
50
40
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
are
1
common.,
;
—25
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &' Light 4%% pfd_. .100
Wood (John) Industries Ltd..
Wood Newspaper Machine
1
Jan
63%
45
(not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
*
/
'-''A/'/"
Stock and Bond
Below
Williams
Apr
36
:
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Jan
48%
$46
dividend,
Rail¬
43/a
2,300
*
86
43A
..20
—.—
Corp
Williams Brothers
Jan
y
traded
473/8
473/8
473/8
Transaction for cash (not
Ex-rights.
zEx-stock dividend.
30)
28 %
1,300
1%
31
Inc....
Oil
100
63%
§ Reported in receivership.
"■■■,' ""
Abbreviations used above-r-"cod," certificates of
1
(The)
983/4
$65%
r
Indus¬
Feb
600
19%
19
86
dep rets ord shares—— —Is
River
Wickes
Jun
$60
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
;•/;
...5
Wichita
•
Ex-stock
Jan
Jun
;
300
3%
r
1C
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing— ...1
Apr
:
$60
$100
►.
Jan
Apr
300
77
2>A
.
White Eagle International Oil Co.. _10c
1
White Stag Mfg Co.———
Mar
being
g
range),
Ex-dividend,
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
Jun
May
67
—
-
transaction
Deferred delivery
year's
Jan
23A
9,400
5,900
32
3%
Leaseholds Ltd
Coal—
66
.Mar-SGpt
4
Jun
27,300
76 '
Products
Westmoreland
Mar,
70
%
a3?
32
3%
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd—
American
Apr
x
a
distribution,
in
Bonds
'
53/4
14
Mar
1%
1
Western Tablet & Stationery..—
May
200
~3
'*23/4
•.
76%
preference——.——_
(Del).— —L5
1;
Inc__—
Western
T'--V
Jun
A
r
June-Dec
1997
Apr
12'A
Jun
3
72
%
1
10c
—
Western
Feb
13'/a
2%
-1%.
_50c,
Inc/—
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd—- .100 •
1 Western Development Co
Jan
;■
20%
& Company
West Chemical
Feb
10 % May
~33A
2'A
West
Feb
6%
80
~3%
70
3%
iioo
Wentworth Manufacturing..—_—— .1.25
Jun
Jun
200
3%
•
series
$6
123A
9% May
Webster Investors Inc
Weiman
included
tribution.
92
$63
Jan-July
(Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
1
Jan
3s
value,
par
94%
90
Jan
Jun
2,500
11'A
lv
Webb & Knapp Inc common...—_
Jun
fund
Ex-liquidating
(not
93
$90
'
May-Nov
April-Oct
2'As 2C08.S
(Plan A)
Jun
16
43/a May
11% Jun
12.,-".;
103/s
12
Toe
6'A
14%
9% Mar
20,600
12
'
.25c
__3o
preferred
—Waltham Precision Instrument Co —.1
Rights (expire Aug 4)—T
Apr
Jan
Jan
5%
...1,
$2 cumulative
Jan
♦No
1
$90
of)—
de Janeiro stamped
"w 1."
8'A
Feb
12%
Waitt & Bond Inc common.—
Jan
Rio
Feb
jun,
43/4
4%
13%
;—
voting trust ctfs...
Wagner Baking
Jan
—
—-—
Aircraft
Waco
stamped
(Republic
Sinking
;
Jun
18
6% May
...1
Industries warrants—
Norman
Van
Apr
Peru
V■>
t.
w
Rubber.'.^J^-
Vanderbilt Tire &
Jan
16%
173A
M
"•Valspar.
Mar
15
.
Bogota—
Oct
Parana
Jun
'■< •'
39
72
100
$120
May-IVow
May
46% May
143/B
of
2%s 2008
(Plan A)
(issue of
11% Mar
19%
stamped
(issue of
41% Jan
Apr
82,200
37
96
63'/a
65
.
Feb-Aug
1949
1927) 1947
1S27) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Feb
Feb
*
90%
$8
—
A7s
Jan
6
12%
18
1
b
—
Jan-July
a7s
9 % Mar
33%
16%
:
17
Marion Corp ———Eignts wi (expire July 11)
Utah-Idaho Sugar _
Jun
2,500
Jan-July
Jan
ll8/a
Feb
3% Apr
30% May
7% Jun
7,700
1,200
1967——
1967
11% Mar
465A
May
3%
4%
Universal
Jan
8
400
2,000
Jan
A
B
(Prov). 6%s
Mortgage Bank
Jan
53/8
••73A
Universal Insurance
Feb
Feb
9%
30% 32
X7% "8%
•
19
343A Mar
4'A
3%
30%
—15
Mar
200
4
t
94%
__
V
series
Maranhao
Apr
16,700
9
43%
98
$115
__
Jan-July
Assn—
series
AHanover
Fei>
Apr
33/4 May
8 3/4 Jun
9%
~4 :
_50c
6
1813A
13
4%
Corp
—
_25c
Universal American Corp
—10
Universal Consolidated Oil
_10c
Universal Container Corp cl A com
_25c
Universal Controls Inc———
Mar
Apr
168
1952
4%s
,
Jun
Jan
220
3,000
/ '
7'/a Jan
8'/2
Feb
5
5
—1
U S Rubber
:
6%s
5'As
:
3% Jan
2,400
15
9
3
$64
Jan-July
1951
7s
Waterways
&
Savings Banks and Clearing
Debt Adjustment debentures—
Jan
Apr
53/a
15,900
13%
—1
55
Port
German
Apr
2—May
II,800
7%
;
l3/8
Jun
41% Mar
42%
Ceramic Tile Co—-——
—1
Foil Co ulass B—
Hlgk
98
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
ADanzig
5i76 May
•%
55/a
13%
Low
98
94%
Jan-July
1974—.
Knapp- Inc 5s debs
ABaden
8%, Jan
9,700
169% 172
Jan. I
No.
,
Jan
Jun
3 A May
10,600
6
V'7%
Range Sine*
Sold
High
Jan
28%
Feb
5%
200
5%
.J-
172
50c
U S
U s
Jan
27
100
5,200
3%
6
—1
Jan
Jan
100
47
2%
7%
100
Jan
Jan
Apr
93/4 May
_10s
RR & Canal—.—
United Pacific Aluminum
:—5-,
United N J
tfar
:f\
4li
47
2~60
400
.
27%
5%
~lv*
United improvement & InvestingUnited industrial "warrants"
Ills
United Milk Products
—-
Feb
10%
Bonds
Friday's
27% Jan
13,000
13%
98
June-Dec
21% July
21% May
19% Apr
•
27%
10%
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
/■
13%
Last
Sale Price
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963.
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964.
'2,300
24%
*
•
Jun
Jan
■"
1,800
Wasatch
•
25%
—5
Chemical Corp
—
Union Gas Co of Canada.—,—.. 114
Union Investment Co
..20
Union Stock Yards of Omaha——
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United Aircraft Products
.—1
United Asbestos Corp—
.—1
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
Jan
Mar
11%
21%
—10
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Feb
9%
Ian
■
8%
9%
Period
Low
2,700
9»A
Interest
American Stock Exchange
11'A
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Tri-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp--
Ian
High
.10c
Triangle
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
24%
t^nCCo rp ~of
BONDS
Shares
10%
...1
Fan
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
Range
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended July 1)
Sales
of Prices
35
$87
$562,000
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(36)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
•
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
Corp—*
25%
*
1.66%
Low
High
100
25%
Studebaker-Packard
High
30%
Jun
Sunray
21
23%
2,341
Jun
29%
Apr
89 %
Boston
50
88%
90%
3,504
79%
Jan
96 %
Apr
48
48%
388
46%
Jun
68 %
Jan
Edison
25
Co
62%
64 %
673
59%
Feb
64% July
US
58%
US
—
-
"
Boston
Personal
Cities
Service
Property Trust
Co
_*
64%
—
21
27%
Eastern
6%
38%
cum
First
National
Ford
Motor Co
General
Gillette Co
Island
5
com
Co
50c
Cement
Central
*
4
100
20
Corp
RR
5%
pfd
cum
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
Olin
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
100
Chemical
10
Rexall Drug Co
2.50
Stone
Association
Webster
&
Stop
&
Shop
*
.
Inc
•
Inc
1
Torrington Co_
United
Fruit
•
Shoe Machinery
U S Rubber Co common
Vermont
&
Mass
RR
Corp
25
166
Woolwortn
24% Mar
30%
System Inc
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Elec
31% Mar
40
jail
17%
Feb
21
60
5%
Feb
788
47%
Feb
210
68%
77%
75
59%
26%
180
75%
26%
We
8% Jan
Apr
36%
Jan
200
731/8
Jun
240
23%
Jun
15
100
100
30%
114
Jan
1,414
19%
Jan
34
Jun
37%
140
42
170
12%
52
52 %
11
30%
30
50%
__
■
413
51 %
165
34%
__
30%
v;
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a/;,-!
Jan
34%
17
35»A
23
21
60%
59%
Alien
53%
Jan
Apr
16%
Jan
American
55%
Jun
Avis
32% Jan
Mar
.
Wrigley
Stores...
Metal
Chrysler
36%
Consolidated
Corp
69
32% Mar
20% May
50% Apr
31%
Jan
Davidson
914
64
Jan
Detroit
:
Laundry
Brewing
17%
17%
10
15%
Jan
18 %
Jun
Manufacturing
Ecoftomy Baler
57
60Vb
394
46%
Feb
65 Vb
Jun
E'x-Cell-O
Jan
Detroit Steel
May
Corp
Burger
39%
Motor
lo
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
•
Lakes
Great
8.50
common
preferred
Low
High
145
6"%
Apr
10%
Jun
40%
201
38%
Jan
49%
Apr
19V2
100
19%
26%
160
32
31%
32%
295
25% July
30
May
39%
38%
39%
460
30%
Feb
39%
83%
20
77%
Jan
83%
Jun
28%
28%
29%
75
36 %
35
Masco
Jun
83%
100
Cincinnati
Milling Machine
10
Cincinnati
Telephone
5u
Diamond
National
l
Eagle Picher
Gibson
Art
Name
Gibson
Hobart
10
Jan
21%
Feb
34%
Feb
S
42%
Jan
Screw
OJ
36%
25%
Gamble
2
common
59%
57%
59'%
62
62
62
34%
117%
Playing Card
32%
35
114% 117%
261/4
National
Parke
Pfeiffer
*
409
28% July
87% Mar
91% May
Prophet
3?8
29%
36%
Rudy
259
21% May
26i/4
695
50
1,181
38%
Jun
Jun
66%
Jan
62
30% Feb
81%
Feb
25%
Feb
Jun
Jun
Can
American
American
Armco
38%
38%
56
10
%.
25
Steel
10
(111)
5
II_1
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Corp
Baldwin Lima
13
Bethlehem Steel
Jun
34%
57%
187
23
180
21%
Jun
88%
89"%
222
79%
Jan
—.
55%
57
105
52
48%
481%
48% 1
14%
—
—
~
Department Stores
I
18%
—
"5
II5
89%
210%
Shirt
73
&
Abbott Laboratories
Jan
Steel
Ward
Lead
American
Aviation
_
196
18%
17%
50
17%
55%
42
46
18%
18%
11
17
89
89%
Jun
20% Jan
Jun
I~~
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
St Regis
Paper
Schenley Industries
Roebuck
Sinclair
Oil
95
61%
:
American
American
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
American
Investment
133 "
Theatres (Un)
Can Co
Jun
>
American
July
Jan
53% Jan
American
91%
99'/2 Jan
American
42% May
32% Feb
56%
Jan
46% May
footnotes,
56%
Jun
May
Jun
38
15
13%
60
see
page 44.
86% May
30
Feb
Jan
52% Jan
Co
15%
190
10%
11%
69% Jun
-59% July
1
34%
109
Jan
Jan
May
12%. May
16%
Jan
31
34%
49%
Jun
41% Mar
27% Jun
Tel
&
Tel
Tobtoco
Arkansas
Louisiana
Ashland
Corp
Co
&
oil
5%
Avco
Jan
Bearings
Belden
Inc
Mfg
&
Co
Gossett
Binks
371/4 Jan
Boeing
58%
Booth
21%
21%
25
55
55
55%
65
44%
38%
38%
37%
38%
80
38%
12
36% May
34% May
391/2 Jan
44% Mar
149
42
Feb
July
15%
Feb
of
the. round-lot
5%
Feb
20% Apr
35% Feb
35% May
40
Jun
44% Jun
79
Jan
Jun
55% Jan
42% Jan
48%
Jun
53 %
Jan
26
Jan
47% Jun
44%
Jan
only
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
61%
Sales
24
24
22%
22
Low
63%
15%
Range Sinee Jan.
High
61%
200
52% Mar
24%
400
23
22%
1,700
15%
200
1
High
68 %
Jun
May
32%
Jan
13% Feb
14% Jan
24%
Jun
16%
Jan
700
2,300
17%
Mar
35%
107
Apr
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
35%
37%
700
26% Mar
39
37%
38%
2,100
57%
Jan
600
37% May
47% Mar
43%
59
18
59 %
Jun
18
300
17%
19%
Jan
67%
66%
70%
900
49%
Jan
74
Jun
23%
21%
23%
8,600
21%
Jun
29%
Feb
13%
500
13
Juh
16
Feb
600
27%
Jun
37%
Jan
3,900
80
Jan
96 Va
56
Apr
12.50
2fl
~II~50
55%
56%
33%
33%
34%
300
48
48
48%
1,000
11%
11%
<
—if. 2 3
H2
50
400
■
51% May
57%
Jun
33
43
Jan
68
Jan
>47%
900
May
Jun,
3,1% Jun
14% May
38% May
35
'10
35%
200
31 V»
Feb
64%
64
64%
400
59%
Apr
76%
31%
30%
32
700
Feb
18%
18%
18%
1,000
29% May
18% July
41%
1
23%
Jan
23%
25
2,300
22
27%
common
IIIIlO
400
9%
200
32
May
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
Jun
41%
Jan
Jan
14%
14%
15%
4,100
11% May
15%
14%
14
14%
800
12%
Jun
17
Jan
81%
81%
83
100
77
Feb
83
Mar
IIIIsOc
4%
4%
100
22%
1,800
19 %
5,800
20%
20%
19
19
5
20% July
15% May
20%
63
1%
400
44%
46%
2,200
43%
46
43%
46
550
38%
Feb
a
1
64
Inc.
-
*
Jan
Jan
46
July
26%
300
23%
Apr
32 Va
29
100
26%
Feb
29
37%
36%
37%
910
36%
Apr
^pr
150
139
150
414
65%
69
2,100
17%
18%
600
X
19%
19
19%
991
38%
300
30c
1%
57%
26%
17%
_5
Feb
74
May
May
29
67%
jj
12.50
Burton-Dixie Corp
Jun
26%
•
;•
(Un)
1
May
29
Ifl
Budd
61
2,800
Jun
24
Jun
1
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach & Sons (E J)__
Brunswick Corp
Canadian Export Gas Ltd.
4%
44%
I.IIs
56
Jan
63
I-IIIZLIIIIb
Calumet
3%
8
(Un)"I~~~~pi
(Un)
Corp
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
9%
33
_u
common
Airplane
Hecla
33
Jan
III..3
Manufacturing Co
Fisheries
23%
9%
iq
(Un)
Bendix Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
&
Feb
Jun
90%
.
50% Jan
Jan
transactions
Week's
2
48% Jan
37% July
21% Jun
46%
Jun
Jun
15
30%
I
Co
57
44%
12%
41
100
88%
.
new
37%
50
Jan
200
15
13%
Bastian-Blessing Co
47% Jan
38% Jan
Bethlehem Steel Corp
1,085
12%
41
*
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
77% Jun
41%
11
15
29%
preferred
Co
Corporation
71% Jun
371/4
Jun
13%
Refining
Feb
40%
Jun
5% May
19
89%
non-cum
59%
37%
Feb
29%
Common
Atlantic
56% May
57% Feb
16
2,066
Jun
Apr
IIIIII-8
Refining
31
47
10%
4%
15
1
(111)
St
18
46%
100
33%
Gas
85
47
200
(Un)__^^,5
(Un)
68%
8
10%
500
5%
16%
iq
Steel
71%
39%
3
10%
16%
Feb
3.50
(Un)j._^
63%
204
Jan
57%
Viscose
63
48%
Jan
181/8
1.66%
San
Corp (Un)
Company (Un)_
Corp
Apache
Bell
48%.
24%
24%
41
15
1
Co
65%
48%
9%
Jun
38%
(111)
40% Jan
48%
May
15% Jun
5%
16%
Jan
'
8
8%
37%
American Steel NPoiindries
71
46
15%
3%
100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Feb
13%
23%
300
10
Anaconda
24%
4
1
RacT\& Stand
American
38
41%
Apr
4
.12.50
(Un)
American Mach & Fdrv.
American Mqtors Corp
93
Jan
\
41/2
4
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Jun
73
Jun
~Jq
Feb
21%
Feb
111
"05
24%
Jun
20%
64% May
90
«
20%
20%
38% May
84% Mar
88
__
1,730
Ij
85
28
*
22%
Jan
201
46
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20%
39"%
67%
5
Railway
Sperry Rand:
I_III__IH~
Standard Brands
Standard Oil (Ind)
II
Standard Oil (N J)_
Standard Oil (Ohio)
I_
Jan
20%
28% Jun
42%
136
Southern
12%
29% Apr
82% July
65%
59%
?
10% Mar
1,100
401/2
Socony Mobil Oil__H~
2,400
3,200
Jan
265% Jan
Feb
28%
Southern
11%
84
50
i
10%
4%
30%
421%
,
Jun
16
500
(Un)
98% Jan
202% May
59%
_
Jan
350
1,734
31%
of
25% Jan
85% Mar
28
Sears
4%
33%
4%
82%
Armour
37%
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jun
30%
Armco
"V 2n
Jun
Jun
8%
6%
82%
54 %
%
2%
50%
30%
46% Jan
~{0
July
Jan
1
39
I
316
1,315
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~
3IV4
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59%
H
2%
May
3
*
34% May
65%
9
16% ivi«*r
May
36% Mar
1,673
-
7
8%
8
Mfg
American Airlines
39
*
157
Last
common
55'/4
Mar
28%
Radio Corp
2
i
19'/4
17%
55%
50
13"% May
33%
Jan
174
3% Jan
300
America
4iy4
42%
1,535
2,000
Jan
Jan
Apr
29%
8%
14%
Jan
2%
Feb
34%
42%
Jun
32 %
58
26
28%
38%
2% Apr
49
39%
42%
Feb
29% Mar
100
400
39%
28%
29%
540
2%
51%
33%
1
600
30%
2%
51%
Aluminum Co
"5
I_ """Is
'
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Jan
28%
Jan
47%
38%
6%
28%
Jan
44%
Jun
10
72
44%
4"%
8%
10
Allis
50
I
754
Jan
Jan
32
13%
5%
Jun
13%
44
£0
2
53 %
35%
"331/,
Apr
8% May
36% May
42
"I
1%
300
36%
~ ~~~ ~~~i
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petrol
Jan
9,499
100
49%
10
2
Jan
10
69% Jan
61%
1%
3%
6%
39%
70%
61%
55%
Jun
9%
35%
43%
61%
%, May
2
4% May
39%
Jun
5
-IIIIIII
43
359
~9%
35%
5
Dairy
Distillers
610
39%
5
.
Jan
\
42% May
205
Feb
*
59% Mar
621
30
1
39%
170
Jun
8%
compilation
Laboratories
80
45
Jan
21%
Jan
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
27
45
92%
Allied
Jan
44'%
95%
39%
May
Midwest Stock Exchange
Co
41%
43%
May
65 %
4%
Sale Price
44%
40%
38%
20 vb
6,925
47%
Par
41%.
40%
Feb
28%
1
Chalmers
Aluminium Ltd
44%
5
4%
46%
.II*
J.;
57%
91 %
Jun
31% Mar
8%
STOCKS
5
National Cash Register
A
Acme
83
Jan
4
11%
1
class
Co
Advance Ross Electronics
Corp
Akron
Brass
Mfg
73
40%
2%
2%
1
15% Jan
71%
Jun
44%
44
7
25c
•
Corp
41%
2
:
16% Jan
"5
——II
Dist
Controls
Jun
30
Jan
34%
2,339
3
4
12%
127%
Jun
25%
338
1
11% May
206
Jun
Jun
584
_i
85
208% 211%
6%
44%
17%
1,667
10
,
590
126
65%
B
15%
63
Feb
40% Mar
200
22%
3
47%
1
class
14%
19
4%
Friday
39i/4 jun
—
Tube
14%
Jan
—
16% May
21%
2%
10
A
23% Jan
Jun
30 %
—
13% Mar
27%
7%
1
13%
18
Jan
68
14
5
Feb
611/2
Jun
70%
65%
3
•
Jan
41%
May
55
•
Monsanto Chemical
For
77
31
70
1*4
Tel
(P)
Mead Corp
Pure
59 % Mar
29
38%
)
Lorillard
North
126
18%
38%
5
7
General Motors
National
64%
321/4
I8V2
61
Jan
40%
42 % May
200
30%
"2%
_i
Common
76V2 Jun
.—2.50
Motor
National
64
31%
23%
—
Jun
27%
33
38
l
Products..
Jan
16%
1,151
4
i.U.
Co_.
28%
Jan
4%
~1%
1
Jan
Apr
i0
General Dynamics
General Electric
National
67
Jan
7
Kodak
Montgomery
Jun
18%
1
Light
Pont
&
&
Jun
7
2,212
33 Va
4%
Jan
2%
44%
1
Michigan
Metal
Jun
42 %
10
Chemical
Tel
57
65
—
Intl
47%
May
414
1
&
of
21%
Jan
4
16% May
29% Mar
27%
65%
*
Jun
191/4
61%
4
33
una
Apr
96% Apr
69%
Steel
Ford
85
59%
19 1/4
—
604
2'
common
29%
65%
25
Wright
Eastman
58%
67%
5
34%
10
43% Jan
Apr
—
34%
-
15%
25% Jan
43%
\
Gas^System
Federated
18
21%
—
377
-
1
18
Jan
381
10
Du
35
46%
25
Power
29% Mar
57%
64%
3,638
18%
2.50
Investment
United
Jan
44%
jlJ
Colgate-Palmollvfe
Detroit
39
44%
Chrysler
Dayton
Jun
-v-
—
44%
18%
44%
1
Co
Universal
Jan
•
.
Cities Service
Curtiss
28%
Apr
37% May
48% Mar
89%
44%
Manufacturing
Union
119% Jun
■;
8
Brunswick Corp
Burlington Ind
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
Dow
165
38%
50
Columbia
31%
62
33%
Oil
Avco
31
21%
166%
& Tel Co
Tobacco
Ashland
70
20%
Anaconda
Armour
30%
20%
Cyanamid
Motors
American Tel
—
29
1,492
2
;
Studebaker, Packard
Udylite Corp
36% Mar
Jun
12.50
American
Corp
Scotten Dillon
57%
28
jun
High
Jun
28% Jan
-
55
439
~i
Airlines
American
29
6%
6%
1
Brewing
Walker
10
Ltd
American
Davis
Vinco
Chalmers
Aluminium
13%
1.66%
Products
Brew
Peninsular
Unlisted Stocks
Allis
45%
13%
1
Chemical
Standard
5
10
1
&
24%
44 %
''
6
Sherman Products
Kroger
U
24%
72
<
44%
1
Chemical
Michigan Sugar
Co
changed to
Greeting Cards Inc_
Manufacturing
Procter
9u
37%
5
Manufacturing
Hoskins Manufacturing
Kresge Co (S S)___,
LaSalle Wines
1
Range Since Jan. 1
10
>
1
Bearings
Co
Hastings
25%
25%
35%
1
Trailer
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing
Sales
19%
Manufacturing
145
3
;
Gar Wood Industries
High
109
2% Feb
756
j
12%
305
17%
2
Corp
Michigan
Carey
600
18%
1
Eaton
for Week
39%
3%
15
1
80
—20
__
3%
17%
20
62%
8%
850
18
Bros
Jan
Shares
Jun
Low
12%
15
Edison
72
Low
18
10
49% May
Par
•
1
Paper
36
of Prices
ft-
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73%
Range Since Jan.
High
38% May
2,327
Range
103% 'Jan
Sales
12%
25
58% Mar
32
Jan
Low
.5
23%
Last
109
Shares
5
■
Burroughs Corporation,
35%
Week's
''
Feb
for Week
5
50% May
Apr
Products
Co
'61%
Friday
$5,000
Range
_1
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27
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109
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78%
Sale Friee
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of Prices
Par'
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:
Electric
54%
57%
45%
S9%Mar
Last
v
;
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Mar
27
74% Mar
■
Sale Price
Jun
38
:
8
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Friday
STOCKS
21% Mar
1,196
14
109
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Jun
20%
34%
43%
1984
Jan
20
13%
•
75
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Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
34
43%
260
;
,
59%
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the
transmission
\
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Jun
251/4
34%
—
debs__
Jan
80%
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
American
.
t
14«
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93% Apr
Jan
84% Mar
20 %
13%
May
.
41/2S
Paper
Federal-Mogul-Bower
,
>->
71%
127
60% Jan
65% May
100 Vb
1,460
114
Champion
Ford
:
82%
59%
71%
Jun
Freuhauf
Aeronca
...
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54
STOCKS
79%
57%
71%
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(P W)
78%
6.25
79%
57%
50
Jan
Jan
•
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132% 134%
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95
114
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37% Mar
Jan
91%
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24
Jun
38%
48% Jan
25%
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65%
37%
23%
74%
5
Waldorf
98
37%
steel—
100
Co
74
1
Shoe
2
55
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50% Mar
Apr
26%
__
•
Co
United
72%
100
Budd
Shawmut
72%
55%
Jun
77%
5
RR
25
54%
15% May
40
8%
High
Jun
20% May
54%
50%
65%
__
"92%
1
Copper Corp
Star
New
Coal
52%
•
5
1
Creek
Maine
Inc
Co
_
Kennecott
Lone
Stores
Electric
8%
8%
y8
BONDS
Railway Co—\
100
100
adjustment
100
cum 1st pfd "A"
preferred class B
57c
21
230
*
39%
38%
21
Low
9ye
21%
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
5
Street
Mass
6%
Low
__
•
Rubber
S
49
•'
,
Shares
U
240
28%
21
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
16
V
for Week
Union Carbide
10
41%
16
—5
Oil
_____
278
52
51%
40%
10
■;
Copper Range Co
Sales
Range
1
Mid-Continental
Texaco
23%
33Vis
Tela
&
Company
Week's
of Prices
Jail
'
Anaconda
Monday, July 4, I960
Last
Par
Range !Since Jan. 1
Shares
25%
.
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Low
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
.
July 1)
Friday
Exchange
Week's
.
38%
24%
24%
24
24
1%
1%
50
300
2,800
128
r
Jan
July
48% Jan
<,
150
July
76%
49% Feb
16% May
18% Apr,
23% Jan
29
40%
Jun
26
Mai
22%
20
1%
Mar
Jan
Jun
27% Jan
.
May
26% Jan
Jun
2\k Mar
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Number 5965
192
Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(37)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Low
Jan.
Jan
450
30%
30%
300
24%
25
8%
7%
Apr
Mississippi
30
411/4
Jan
Jun
Fuel
River
Jun
311/4
Jan
5%
Feb
8%
Apr
Montgomery
38%
1,600
29%
Feb
4IV2
Jun
Morris
18%
300
17% May
20%
Jan
Motorola
55%
10
;.Jan
551/2
Jun
Muter
22%
200
825
69%
Jan
51
■
(Un)
Chicago
Jun
Distillers
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
5
Cudahy Packing Co .
.—I—
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Jun
Jan
Jan
New
24%
100
23% May
29%
Jan
NOrth
Illinois, Gas
15%
Jan
Northern
Indiana
10
41%
46%
Co
Tile
&.
45%
Co
common
Feb
Detroit
Detroit
Jan
Jan
Dodge Manufacturing Co..
Dow Chemical Co
Feb
Du
Mont Laboratories
Du
Pont
Cleveland
&
•43
44%
86
86
Edison
Co(Un).
Northern
Jun
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
Lines
Kodak
fcastman
Inc
Co
44%
Jun
49% Mar
86
(Un)
38 y«
May
1,400
49'/4
Jan
550
82
Jan
89
48
Feb
59
Jun
Oak
12%
550
12
Jun
16%
Feb
Ohio
Edison
Co
21%
710
20%
Jun
35
Jan
Ohio
Oil
19
19%
3,100
18%
Jun
20%
Jan
Oklahoma
63%
64%
4,300
56% Mar
65%
Jun
Olin-Mathieson
963/4
100
93%
97
Jun
Owens-Illinois
31
El Paso Natural Gas
Jan
29%
31
46
46
46
60%
59%
60%
24%
243/4
25
600
24
Mar
40
37
40
1,300
37
Jun
V 9
100
9
Jun
.
9
29%
F
48
1,400
26% Mar
100
31
29%
Radio
Emerson
42% May
48%
Jan
53%
60%
1,500
140
Jan
Railroad
Manufacturing
Pacific
Tire
Firstamerica
First
Ford
Wisconsin
Gas
Motor
Foremost
Jan
Farke-Davis
11%
Jan
Parker
41%
Jan
&
Pen
Co
W
D
General
Box
Corp
Candy
General
25
Jun
30
Jan
Philco
Corp
Motors
91
12%
General
Portland
General
Public
15
Pepsi-Cola
Tire
Genesco
Inc
Gillette
&
Jun
23%
■I: '/ 200
22%
Jun
32V2
Jan
Potter
J.
91
500
85 % Mar
98%
Jan
Public
1,300
6% Mar
12%
Jun
Pullman
211 »/4
434
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100
.
:
126% 128
28
28%
33%
Co
12%
88%
11%
208-
Pure
Apr
33
Jan
Quaker
94 %
Jan
133
27% Mar
18%
300
8%
300
8%
Jun
34%
Radio
Co
_
Goodyear Tire
&
Rubber
Co
City Steel
Drug Stores
i
Great
Jun
b
Jan
i
Jan
t
Jan
Cnlf
Gulf
Feb
3
,
1
4
Jan
Apr
b
Jan
b
Feb
i
&
1
May
3
2
4
May
1
•
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Jan
3
c
Feb
Jan
7
s
Jan
a
Mar
3
Jan
3
Jan
-
•
Jun
May
1
Jun
29
Jan
Reynolds
(R
32
323%
32
Jun
39
Feb
Richman
v
900
655/s
68
2,400
16%
1,7
1,000
21%
22%
1,700
Central
16%
"'
Jun
21%
JuftM
92%
Jan
/19% Jan
Tfi|
Rockwell
Royal
300
<
80
v7%
7"%
Jun
60%
Feb
7%
Jun
9% Jkn
80
July
St
Louis
National
Louis
Public
St
Regis
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„
Jan
Co
Jan
18
Jun
Schwitzer
7%
600
7
Jun
8
Jan
Sears
43%
1,000
38% May
53
Jan
Servel
94%.
1,800
84% Mar
99%
Jan
Sheaffer
2"%
300
89%
Jan
3%
132
Jan
43
12,800
9-V.
Jan
4
CoIIII_III
28%
28%
30%
1,100
27%
Feb
38
Apr
42%
42%
44
1,075
41% Mar
48
Jan
20%
213/4
330
19
45
44%
45
600
35%
363/4
500
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1,800
May
27
5,200
64%
68
20
20%
34%
Jun
Jan
29
Jan
42% Mar
45%
Apr
35%
300
42%
43
44%
8,700
10
Jun
36 Va
Jan
.
62%
62
64%
67%
67%
67%
51%
51%
54%
10,100
55%
56%
900
52%
Jan
783/4
Jan
46%
200
.2.50
Apr
Mar
37% May
57% Apr
Feb
70
Jun
39 % Mar
55%
Jun
800
52%
Jun
71%
Jan
703/4
Jun
-
5
71%
70%
71%
375
•56%
Jan
•
30
30
30%
800
28%
Jan
31% Apr
5
33%
33%
333/8
100
33 % May
38
Jan
,20~g
Co
367%
367/8
38%
1,600
36%
Jun
463A
Jan
50
51
60
46"%
Jan
51
Feb
Jun
Shell
34
May
May
A
—13
(Un)
21%
21%
Co
&
Pen
A)
24
A
54%
59%
14%
14%
8
8
60
Jan
80
14"%
Apr
23%
Jan
Standard
100
35
93/a
Jan
1,800
73/4
Jun
100
30 %
Apr
42 3/4
Jan
9% ' Jan
38%
39'/a
2,300
36%
Jun
55%
Jan
37%
367%
38 3/a
2,200
35
Jun
42%
Jan
48%
48
48%
500
38%
Feb
48 3/4
Jun
20%
20%
20%
1,150
19% Mar
23%
Jan
24%
223%
243/4
4,300
(Un)
Co
20%
Apr
.:
26%
Jan
Jan
'
*
Jun
400
Jun
353/8
73/4
III5
500
Jun
7%
14% July
38%
Square D Co
153/4
Jan
59 Va
5
(Un)
-50c
77
Jun
Feb
5
Oil
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp (Un).
Spiegel Inc
15%
Jan
80 V2
28
—15
Corp.
Pacific
36 Va
Jun
14% July
2,200
8
Jun
353/8
,—1
Co
8
73/4
Jan
443/4
200
1
Apr
54%
69% May
2,100
14%
117/a
21%
50
55
Jun
Jun
24
100
3
class
9%
37
3,300
72%
24
—1
Oil
76%
22
72%
1
Mobil
700
600
1
Co
-100
1,800
38%
9%
.1.40
B
Oil
93,4
37
—5
1
(W
Class
Jan
55%
_•
class
55% May
80%
30%
35% Mar
Jun
Jan
Brands
Inc
May
43 %
Jan
Standard Oil of California
39%
36
Mar
47%
Jan
Standard
36%
700
30
Feb
38i/4
Jun
Standard
Mar
54"%
Jun
Standard
Jan
Standard
36
4,400
Oil
of
36
400
29% Mar
43
31%
400
29 1
Apr
373/a
Jan
48%
500
35 '/a
Feb
48%
jun
41%
35%
(Un)
373/4
36
35
31
47
(Un)
34%
54
51.
54%
950
45
40%
40%
40%
800
39%
7,100
1%
120
99%
1,300
20%
Feb
11%
Jun
13
Mar
27% Mar
37
Jan
2
-1%
99%
21%
99%
■
50%
Jun
Apr
2
Jun
Jun
101-
Jun
6%
.6.25
Indiana
23% May
N
Oil
Co
41%
42%
1,600
39%
37%
373/a
3ff%
1,900
35
41
40%
41
9,700
40%
45%
45%
457/8
550
447/b May
56
Jan
33
33
33
50
243/s May
33
July
33%
—25
11%
lls/8
8
28%
29%
2,600
36%
36%
36%
300
33%
Apr
38
14%
14%
400
14%
Apr
16% Jan
Swift
113/a
11%
350
11%
Jun
18%
Jan
45%
1,100
38%
Feb
45%
35
200
303/4
Apr
35%
100
15 Va
Feb
23
Apr
60%
Jan
May
46 3/a
Feb
Jun
50%
Jan
Apr
56%
Feb
58% May
48%
50%
38%
38
37
100
35%
Corp
3%
9%
6%
10,000
9%
10%
1,200
29%
29%
250
25%'
60%
44%
25%
36%
37
>(300
59
■
28%
Gas
Feb
Tenn
Texaco
Jun
Texas
Jan
Texas
Apr
Textron
38
&
Co
Laughlin
(Un>
Jan
&
Marshall
70
9,000
44%
5,300
-;43%
250
,
47%
Jan
Toledo
47% May
37% May
70
Jun
Trane
50%
Jan
Transamerica
30%
43
Jan
Trans
35
Jun
-
>.
•
Jun
•
Power
World
50% Jan
Trav-ler
100
29%
Feb
33%
Jun
Tri
56%
55%
56%
600
54%
Jun
56%
Jun
20th
900
99%
Jun
135%
Jan
208" South
33%
33%
34
400
33% Apr
36
:
JJcKay
40%
45%
2,600
18%
18%
200
*
13%
67%
1,800
70
Hrewing
Min &
For
HI
Mfg
42
May
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100
51
Jan
63
May
213/4
2,500
19% May
26%
Jan
211/4
500
20% May
24 Y4
Jan
43
433/4
44%
700
15%
15%
16%
1,800
Apr
SO7/. Feb
,
97/8 Mar
16%
Jun
23
223/8
233%
8,500
22
Jun
243/4
Apr
72%
77
1,300
64%
Jun
86%
Jan
34
34
34
100
29% Mar
34 % May
26%
24
26 '/8
525
24
Jun
36'/a
Jan
50c
20%
20%
20%
1,300
Jan
5
63%
627/a
63%
150
•
25
23
25
5
18
177/a
18%
2
Corp
Radio
Continental
68
67%
68
253/4
26
13%
13%
1,200
(Un)
(Un)
5
13%
5
24%
Feb
67
2,150
*
19% May
47%
23
Jun
28%
Jan
1,500
153/a
Feb
18%
Jun
300
583/a Mar
703/4
Jun
200
24% Mar
12 3A
:
Jun
29% Mar
16% Mar
Apr
Carbide
St
(Un)
400-
32
20
11%
Electric
Oil
Union
Pacific
89%
Jun
60% May
Union
14% May
18% Mar
Union
United
Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air Lines Inc
Corporations
Jan
Jan
54%
Jan
United
353/4
36
450
31% May
37%
Jun
United
743/4
75%
800
73%
States
78
78%
600
63
5%
700
4%
2,200
18%
Feb
75%
78%
5%
5%
22%
223/8
23
Jun
99%
Jan
United
Jan
80%
Jun
U
S
Jan
5%
Apr
U
S
23%
Jun
Universal
9% May
11%
1,300
400
79
May
89%
Jan
850
15
Feb
22%
Jun
Webcor
8%
1,200
7
May
8%
Jun
Western
147
29%
44,
78%
Match
38%
38 3/4
Jun
43J%
Jan
32
32%
Apr
25%
'31
Jun
100
32
25%
600
39
32
jan
Jan
33% Mar
1,400
27%
263/4
38%
Jan
v
41
Jan
Jan
Apr
I ""377/8
jan
73%
7'/a
1,300
7
Jun
77/a
jun
23.;
21%
23%
3,000
21
May
317/4
Jan
5
65
Jun
65
Jun
Wisconsin Electric Power
149%
14
147
July
173
Jan
Wisconsin
84%
100
13%
1,400
700
50
29%
1,200
8%
800
6,900
17%
Jan
25 % Mar
7%
Jan
65% May
863/4
547/8
800
50% Mar
79'/8
80%
2,100
75
May
64
64
65%
500
64
July
563/a
253/4
113
•
113
Feb
116
Jun
63 3/g
Jan
1031/4
Jan
651/4 July
Jun
13
Wrigley
World
Inc
Public
Woolworth
Jan
100
12%
133/4
22,300
Jan
46%
200
8% Apr
413% May
13%
457/8
557/a
Jan
6.25
57%
573/4
573/4
100
45%
Feb
643/4
Jun
(F
(Wm)
25
100
237/a
Jun
34 Va
Jan
25%
200
19
Jan
263/4
Jun
38 7/a
39%
3,610
36%
Feb
39%
27%
27%
27%
100
257/a
Feb
277/8
Jun
72
72
72%
800
59%
Feb
72%
Jun
13
13%
500
12%
Jun
19
Jan
78%
79%
4,50.0
84%
Jan
21'/a
217/a
100
17
Mar
24
Jun
1013/4 104
300
101
May
13714
Jan
121% 126%
800
95
Apr
12ft8
Jun
10
(Un).
Co
Co
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Jr Co—
39
10
Service
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Publishing
(Un)
1
•
Jun
25
*
common
Jan
25
5
Stores
May
18% Feb
96
58
56%
13%
457/8
Whirlpool Corp
Wieboldt
12% July
10% May"
100
54
79 7/8
1
Telegraph
Electric Corp
55%
,
54
10
Union
48% May
73% Mar
113
2%
Co
Inc
Feb
78%
100
1473/4
"7%
2.50
Apr
76%
■
5
45
8%
1,200
27
14
36%
29
38
40
82
79% Mar
126% May
1
(Un)
ig%
300
,
37%
10
(Un)
500
12%
110
"800
40
37%
...5
Gypsum
Co
453/4
843/4
793/4
•
55%
147
;
(Del)
45
65
79%
132% 135
132%
10
54%
•
Jan
39% May
25
Corp
Walgreen
22%
65
Jan
39%
30% Mar
Jan
9%
80%
8%
54%
11%
83% May
200
10
(Un)
Co..
Rubber
Steel
19%
93/4
6% May
800
37
"
80
9%
13,900
37%
37
•
RR——
Fruit
35%
20
Co
93/4
363/4
•
Corp
California
of
9%
36%
1
Corp
46% May
Feb
9%
1
(Un)
Film
Salle
La
1
Corp
Corp
Century-Fox
40% Mar
433/8
,
footnotes,
I %
_
Co
51
20%
203/4
72%
Airlines
5,900
42%
173/4
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Utilities
51
51
20%
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new
Co
United
12%
67%
12%
I
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5
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40%
993/4 100
1
-
...
Jun
24%
-3.33%
Co
Company
1,200
_l
Co..I—
Machine Co-IIIII
36%
Jun
7% May
1
Co
Westinghouse
Field
Jan
8%
2,100
—25
Corp
Edison
31%
25
Martin (The)
13%
5,000
77/a
1
Tool
Thor
31
II-IIIl
Co
2,050
9%
7%
1
Co
;
Feb
45%
Co
IIIIIIIIIIIIl
comnion
III"
1
(Henry C)
Jun
8%
5
Oil
Producing.
30%
25% May
100
31%
;
fuin ng Co common
36%
__;
Inc
44%
-8.75
<un»
35
Jun
Mar
1
Transmission
Gulf
30%
5
.
36
21
33
1
...
25
Gas
44%
(Un,_IIIIII10
Steel
50
.—10
Transmission
31
(Ur»~v ^3.50
>
Co
29%
Inc
•
.
29%
(Un)__
Company—
321/2
8% May
29%
18
29%
Corp
Aircraft
Temco
13 %
Feb
6%
r
&
18
.2.50
...
Mid-Continent
7%
Jan
37
6%
—1
Corp
Furniture
Sunbeam
10
—20
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When
issued
Jan
142%
Jan
125
125% 130
37
—
common. —1
Jun
800
(Ohio)
Corp
Sunray
44%
7
(Un)
Packaging Corp
preferred
Storkline
21
11%
J
Stewart-Warner
28%
Jun
Oil
conv
.21
Kansas pllJminum & Chemical..33 Va c
-
Jun
57%
Inc
•
& Tel
Jefferson Electric
Jan
Jun
37%
Corp
Roebuck
613/4
38%
Corp new com——1
•
InteSaV0nf, Tel
nteistate Power
Mai
£ Mar
49%
Mar
•
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
14
32%
Jan
Jun
Jan
26% Mar
Co
97
56%
36
£- Jan
4
66 % May
-
43
(Un)
Service
Paper
13
31%
Feb
1,800
Stockyards
1,000
30
Jun
56%
-
1,911
Corp
7%
*
12%
500
47
(Un)
Petroleum
3%
44%
.
357/8
(Un)
Standard
14%
43%
64
46%
Co
3%
124% 129
900
•>
14
63
«
46
Tobacco
J)
Dutch
15%
IntPrnafional Mineral & Chemical—."s
5 "a ona Nickel Co new com (Un) •
InternaH011
<*»>—-7.50
internationa) Paper Co..
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♦
Merck
Jan
13%
13%
30-' r Feb
July
Jun
17%
Jun
33
Co
92
37
Jan
July
Jan
63
5
Brothers
76%
RR_„
Lyton's
s
4
Feb
177/a
,,
■:;!
64% May
•
100
8
80
10
n
4 Jan
15%
Feb
1
23%
--800-
32%
IIII 1
—IlO
Llhht if* ?as Co
Liggett M & Llbby
Unio layers Tobacco ^n)
Jan
Jun
14%
10
Corp
27 3/4
25
_
Jan
July
12
600
26
27
56%
IIIIl
Jun
4
100
15%
Jun
Metals
1
1
4
12
15%
Jan
19
Reynolds
Southern
•
2
Feb
51
42%
Corp
Feb
Socony
1
__3
Co
rfa,pp Monarch
/
36% Mar
3,300
Jun
Steel
Sinclair
Mar
2
47%
777/8
42%
Jan
1
KeS?nf°n Cr & Light
Jan
45%
Jun
July
Jan
34% May
Jun
Industries Inc
ones
65
69%
500
39%
20
1
i
227/a
467/s
(Un)
Union
3
Apr
Jun
44%
Inc
26%
international Harvester
7
T
16%
41%
2,200
39 %
kV
i
w
Drug & Chemical
Feb
"I
Co
Interlake Steamship
Jun
64%
400
500
65%
Rexall
22% Mar
Ltd
Inlanri8, Steel
Jan
60% May
18 Va
65
64%
•
Revlon
30
63%
57%
12
Indiana
America
Jun
100
-
E)
Co
*niand
Jan
611
Jun
Jan
Feb
33%
(FH)
Illinois
'
Jun
48%
Packing
300
3
Corp
(Walter
Illinois Brick
Feb
115%
15%
•
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Jun
a
Feb
39%
30%
~__Il
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door.
Jun
95%
33%
Raytheon Company
300
Howard
.
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
Rath
Stanray
_
Corp
;
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Jan '
54%
29
Jun
Jun
26%
(Un)
Hertz
Jun
Jun
423/4
Jan
38%
Holmes
i
42 Va
58
27 Va
221/8
36%
Corp
Werner
Heller
500
800
131/4
25%
J/1 fCorP-.—-—--8.33^3
Utilities
Hein
44
1,800
Apr
-•
preferred..
States
Jan
28%
Jan
34% July
297/a
Jun
Sundstrand
Jan
303/8
28%
30% May
25% May
48%
8%
12
36%
1
Heileman (Q) Brewing Co.——
Jan
s
31% May
620
28%
12%
6.25
Co.:
Towing—
non-cum
Greyhound Com
Griesedieck Co
Jan
t
Lakes
7%
1,100
32 J/4
47%
Feb
44%
Gray
Jan
34%
32
28%
41%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock——
•
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
——1
Jun
34 %
48
Jan
128%
1
i
20%
5
7%
92
:igh
i
15% May
"
Granite
.
2,100
5
24%
7
*
16%
.12.50
(Un)
of
14%
10
_
Jan
16%
(Un)
of
Corp
25%
Co—
41%
Co..
Oats
200
3%
l
Jun
.33 %c
(Un)
(Un)
com
2,200
7%
Co.—IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIl
31
3
Co
new
9%
1
(The)
1,500
Jun
265%
Apr
'
600
Co
Oil
Jan
23%
201
300
33%
32%
Service
1
Glen Alden Corp ex distribution
Glidden Co
(Un)...
i
jun
'34%
18
(The)
293%
80
83y3c
273/4
65
50
Co
Phillips Petroleum
5
Rubber.
Jan
Jan
21%
44%
5
2
_
48
22%
?
63%
.25
(Un)
Feb
Southern
General
Jan
.33%c
&
40%
126%
Genl Telephone & Electronics Corp
New
common
wi___
_3.331/5
July
1,200
—IIII**2
B
Corp
685
16%
Cement—.
61 %
114% 114%
i
Co
(Charles)
44%
21%
Utilities
Feb
42%
25
—
44 3/8
210
■
.1.66%
Corp
50%
28%
5
23%
,44%
———
General
Jun
3,600
Jan
40%
29% May
(Un). .1
May
!"25'";-
General Electric Co_—11—5
General Foods Corp
•
353/8
26% Mar
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
25
Finance—111
Dynamics
_i_.——1\.
General
Feb
32%
(Un)
Jan
Dodge
66%
Contract
28%
Jan
Phelps
2
1
9,100
34%
Airways
Jan
32%
_
7.50
Corp
64%
Feb
9%
—
15
13%
37%
Corp
16%
29%
Jan
—... _____
Corp.—
General
34
Jun
7%
Bankshares
General
34%
May
48
Transportation—2.50
[3.33
i
May
31%
Corporation
General American
27%
Jan
11% May
317%
39% May.
6.25
class
St
F
26%
9
Apr
_
27%
19
46%
17
...
5
300
38%
*^14—
250
Co
27%
Inc
108
21 % May
30 % May
47%
46%
\
2,400
(Un)
Co
Dairies
800
44%
common
Wbrld
American
29
Fruehauf Trailer Co
28
43%
1
Electric
&
Pan
1,500
11111
27%
43%
500
8 3/a
Bankshares
27%
Jun
,
Paramount Pictures
44%
Corp.—1
,
8% Mar
.—10
9%
-
17%
Rubber
400
61%
Gas
Jan
18
Corp.
&
Jan
Jun
400
59%
Chemical
Jun
Republic
Firestone
500
87/s
22%
61%
Co—
Jan
353/8
Jun
100
Glass
44
«
Brewing
90
8%
7%
28'>a
,
;
8%
1933/4
873/4
240
38%
Co
Natural
17%
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common..
Falstaff
28%
Feb
5% May
35%
Co
new
29
28% May
18
48,
9%
Phonograph (Un)—5
&
Co
44
Co
87%
141
200
38%
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
v
'
Erie
28%
100
6%,
34%
20%
48
20
20
3
172
6% ;
Jan
July
.•31
5
"
35%
(Un)__
96%
10
Jun
Jan
55%
Apr
400
,
17%
—1
:
Jan
70
1
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
8
%
57 3
'
50
Gas
21%
5
(Un)
53
Apr
Service Co_~*
Power
Natural
64
•
Jun
60%
22
Ry
Jan
57%
•
(Allen B)__l
40 %
300
•
Jan
48%
12
5
Inc
de Nemours
(E I)
Air
Eastern
1
2,400
68%
__5
71 %
40
21%
19%
20'
'
42%
5
Public
%
——<1.5
Nav
42%
22
Co
Jun
1
Jan
May'
89%
1
Feb
l
-
38%
28%
;
IIII*
Aviation
American
Pfizer
&
Deere
44%
—
5
...
RR
39%
Jan
Jan
(Un)
42 % May
45%
44
-5
Mfg
Central
31
;• 500-
v
45%
I"
Lead
York
2,300
40
41
57
Jun
National
1,300
44%
39%
•
Mar
9%
2,200
41%
—
Jun
26
36
44%
Columbia Gas System (Un)
*—.10 '
Commonwealth Edison common
25 '
$4.64 preferred —
■-+—
100
Consolidated Foods——i
1133%
Consol Natural Gas—
10
Consumers Power Co^—
a—• •••
Container Corp of America5 Continental Can Co.—
_lo
Continental Motors Corp
1
Controls Co of America
*
5 /
Crane Co
1—
i
25I
Crucible Steel Co of America12.50
i
gh
19% May
27
39%
*—5
—• *
Co Inc—
Coleman
300
100
9%
South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp „
25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
8.50
Cities Service. Co—
City Products Corp—;———
*
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
—.1./
4 Vs '}c
preferred
—
—100
Cleveland Electric Ulum
15
n
21%
24%
Chicago
25% July
172
-50c
(Un)...,
Prod
29%
National
-
Apr
—3
20
series
5',
20%
437%
1,350
1,192
68%
I_I
29%
Northwestern Ry—
A preferred.—
100
Rock Island & Pacific Ry—*
&
Chicago
Jun
33%
25%
—5
Co
Northern
Jun
30% Mar
24%
43%
Inc
National
High
900
25%
Co
&
& Co
Low
317/e
Jan
62
17% May
59% Mar
28%
61%
20
22%
4,400
Ward
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
31%
42%
500
8%
(Phillip)
Shares
31%
*
Modlne Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
Chemical
(Un)
22%
62
of Prices
Low
-10
55%
convertible preferred
:25
Corp —-----—
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac—
—*
Jan
Par
27%
18
Chemetron
Apr
High
24% Mar
lor Week
Range
Sale Price
38
38
$2
Jan
Low
24%
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
24%
Corp of America (Un)_—•
Centlivre Brewing Corp
50c
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Cbamplin Oil & Refining common
1
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
30y4,
Celanese
Jan
July I)
.
for Week
of Prices
24%
Canadian Pacific (Un)
25
carrier Corp common,-^.-———.-10
h
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
37
79%
.
78% Apr
Jun
19% Jan
29%
Jun
Yates-America Machine Co
8 7/8
Apr
Youngstown
87% Jun
Zenith
Sheet
Radio
Corp
&
5
103
Tube
"l
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
38
.
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.
July 4, 1960
(38)
OUT-OF-TOWN. MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July I )
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
S
^■■■•'3'''
Admiral
Aeco
Air
common
Warrants (Un)
Chemical
Allied
Corp
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
;
(Un)
1
(Un)
1
American Broadcast-Para Thea (Un)_l
American Can Co
(Un)—__——12.50
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)
25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)_
10
American Electronics
Inc
1
American Factors Ltd new (Un)
20
American & Foreign Power (Un)™—*
American •; MARC
Inc
50c
Inc
Airlines
American
com
71% Mar
4%
Jan
5%
900
9%
2,100
6%
71/8
200
6 3/8 May
4%
4%
700 *
4% Mar
551/4
55%
5
4%
29%
20%
36%
363/8
38
38%
25%
25 %
25%
Apr
13'/4
Jan,
Jan
10
53,8
Feb
56%
Jun
102%
Jan
Apr
251/2
Jan
Mar
38%
Jun
43%
Jan
26
Jan
Jan
100
57%
47"% Mar
•:
59 'A
Jun
Jun
500
11% May
23
200
21% May
24%
Jun
7
9%
17
19%
7
400
Jun
93/4
Jan
9%
10
1,100
81/2 May
14%
Jan
7
67
67
69%
300
74
Jun
(Un)——1.66%
American Potash & Chemical Corp
*
Amer Radiator & Stand Sanitary (Un) 5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)_«
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
Amer. Tobacco Co new com (Un) .12.50
American Viscose
Corp (Un)
25
23%
21
23%
7,900
21
Jun
29%
Apr
41
40%
41
200
36
Mar
42%
Jun
131/8
13Va
400
54
54
200
1
39%
As Foundry-—3.50
Machine
American
American Motors
Corp
Arkansas
Louisana Gas
Steel
56%
33%
34 y8
100
32%
Jan
100
4%
Jun
351/4
36%
300
2.50
35V4
—10
5
(Un)
63%
63%
321/4
32%
19
18%
18%
23'/a
r
3
(Un)__
Barnnart-Morrow
Aircraft
Bell
&
Inc.—.
400
5,000
Jan
Feb
Honolulu
May
16%
Apr
Jan
56%
Jun
Jun
43% May
83/a
8c
Jun
Mar
23
Apr
3
Apr
1%
Jan
571/4
Jan
10
Jan
15c
Jan
321/z
Jan
4%
500
3%
1,000
36%
400
36%
Jun
48
Jade
33
34
1,300
291/4
Apr
35%
Jun
•
67%
49%
Jun
8
8%
200
8
Jan
8 3/4
Jan
600
Canadian
Carrier
Case
Pacific
Corp
(J.I)
(Un).__
200
29
22%
250
19%
Jan
33%
33
33%
1,600
27%
Apr
34
20%
20%
200
19% Mar
221/b
24%
243%
300
24% Mar
Instruments
Chance
Vought
_l7
Corp
Chadbourn Gotham
Inc
301%
__1
(Un)___
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chrysler Corp
10
Service
Co
(Un)
29%
100
28'/4
Jun
10%
400
10%.
26%
1,300
35%
26
Jun
May
32%
Feb
41%
3% May
341%
35%
500
26% May
Loew's
Columbia Gas
System
Solvents
Commercial
Commonwealth
Consol
Edison
Edison
Co
Continental Can
Continental
of
61
69 %
200
1,300
200
(P)
51/2
Menasco
71%
Jan
48 %
Jan
Jun
7% Mar
IIV4
-...
7% May
13%
Jun
Nafi
193/4 May
351/4
Jan
National
Biscuit
Distillers
Steel
of
Co.
American
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright
Records
Deere
&
Desilu
Douglas
Dow
Oil
Dresser
(Un)
Chem
&
Eastern
Air
Eastman
Elder
El
Electronic
Emerson
Radio
Co
26 3/a
26%
26%
MOO
25
May
23%
Jan
52 3/8
52%
100
93/4
10%
900
93/b
10%
10%
200
8% May,
9%
Fairbanks
Whitney
Fedders.Corp (Un)
First
Charter
Firstamerica
Florida
Jan
Jun
4
May
44%
45%
600
42% May
52%
&
Fluor Corp Lt
Food
Ford
Mach
Motor
Foremost
Frlden
92%
100
86%
Feb
92%
Jun
6
Jan
N
Central
Y
Co
RR
91/4 May
14 %
Jan
Norris
20%
Jan
North
American
Aviation
American
Invest
1%
■;
Chem
29%
400
17%
Jan
33V8
Jun
43%
200
38%
Apr
47%
Feb
Co
—
Northrop
43%
11%
•
11%
100
May
14%
Co
,
1,600
15%
Jun
17%
Jun
Oahu
34%
2,100
29%
Jun
45%
Jan
__
Fruehauf Trailer nn'
30%
28%
31%
1,000
29
Mar
39%
Jan
Ohio
Edison
Oil
28%
20
20
ll3/4
:
20%
12%
12%
Railway
Apr
41%
Feb
May
11%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
98%
19'/4
300
Jun
6 3/4 Mar
3,000
Chemical
2.20
200
13 'f
27%
100
26% May
.
7
1.50
18%
May
5
.,200
27
10
43%
45
*
3
423/8
42 %
200
170
100
60
2,600
,
400
170.
53
53
29%
7
.
;
Clay
24
Apr
30%
Jan
401/2
147
Jan
133%
Jun
Pacific
Jun
1%
Jan
6%
33
22%
600
20%
400
22%
5
2 7 5/a Mar
400
"
22 s/8
Jan
16 3/4 May
100
22'/2
Feb
17
"
35%
Jun
24%
Jan
22
25%
53%
Jun
Feb
171
.13%
6 6 5/a
Jan
100
50 i/s Mar
64 V4
700
28V8
Jun
35%
«...
53
53
100
521/4
Feb
58
8OV4
801/4
80%
100
723/4 May
6%
6%
6%
4,100
'
-»
90%
12%
May
Jan
5%
red
1st
Jan
Mar
163/4 Mar
24
20%
100
20
20 3/4
%
5/8
900
225/a
5/8
23
500
36
36
36
Jan
14c
18c
1.10
_IIIII
300
11% May
22
Jun
1,300
291/4
Jun
381/4
Jan
Pacific
8%
8%
700
8%
Jun
13
Jan
300
9%
20%
20%
2OV4
100
•
25%
25
263/a
22%
2,600
1,500
j
27
27s/8
66
68%
13
200
55%
55%
.65%
68
1,300
ro '
*
66%
17
109
16%.
class
Industries
21%
Jan
47%
Jan
300
1,300
213/8
45/8
Jun
38% May <
253/s Mar
2,000
38
205/4
150
4%
22%
Corp common
preferred
—7 ——*
& Gas Development—331/3c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
—1
Pacific Tel & Tel common.———14 2/7
Oil
108
119
1,800
12%
Feb
20%
Jun
28
21%
223/4
500
Jun
29%
Jan
Packard-Bell Electric Corp.——..
Jan
68®/8
Jun
Pan
16%
Jan
45
57
Jun
643/a May
92%
Jan
163/4
19%
51%
*
383/4
43%
400
42%
Jun
523/4
Jan
13%
100
11%
Jun
14
Mar
15V8
Jun
May
Jun,
Feb
1193A
Jan
Jun
50c
(Un)—1
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
Penney (J C) Co new (Un)_
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—-——-10
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers..
1
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Vn)~
1
American World Airways
Phllco
Corp
(Un)
213/b July
30
Feb
Phillips
Petroleum Co
3
——.—.-8
15'/4
153/4
800
45%
200
1,000
54
18%
46
363/a Mar
Jan
May
56V2 Mar
Jun
54
64% Mar
64
633/4
64%
1,200
60 %
May
301/4
301/4
30%
1,600
29%
Jan
30% Mar
27%
27%
27%
500
26%
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273/8
243/4
243/4
100
243%
Jun
27%
24%
24%
400
23%
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25V4
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243/4
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100
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251/4
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75%
75
753/4
400
563/4
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5%
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135
135
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861/4
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Jun
41/4
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131/4
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32%
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May
140%
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Apr
38 3/4
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4,700
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Jun
513/4
7 Jun
1.90
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1,200
27%
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5% Mar
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Jan
263/a Mar
•
10
84%
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76 3/4
46% Mat
1,200
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84%
1.90
Jun
Jun
113/4 May
,
May
423/4
54
Jan
Jun
Jan
333/a May
7
45
153/a
Jan
31
32%
13%
75/s
Jun
100
34
32
42 3/4
Apr
July
200
34
100
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34
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36'/2
21%
A_„.25
52
1,200
1,7
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Jun
243/4
400
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16% Mar
200
12%
8
1,300
•
12%
40%
43/s
5
Pacific Lighting
8%
10
1.90 Mar
Jun
30V4
21 %
;
Jan
Jan
Mar
293/4 May
44%
.
20c
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red 1st preferred
Pacific
Indemnity Co
17 3/a
9%.
2 50
1.10
Jan
200
39
315/a r
44%
•
36
24c
Jun
Jan
600
373/4
31%
*
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14c
2,700
1.30
31%
21% May
32,700
38%
1
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100
14c
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pfd
Jan
7
900
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Jun
22
35%
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51/8
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15
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Mar
5
20
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5%%
1
25
5'^ 1st preferred——————^——25 f,
34%
29
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6 '/a
800
20%
5
203/4
preferred
1st preferred
34
28
Jan
64%
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17%
34
Jan
55
39s/b May
Feb
28%
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Pacific
94%
100
32%
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27%
:
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7:27/; Apr
400
,
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Cement
100
22%
193/4
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323/4
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25
Pacific
100
19%
(Un)
Corp
Pacific American
1
—
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21%
■
•
28%
-
1
C-as & Elects common..
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28
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Feb
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5
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863/4 Mar
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491/2
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126
28
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52 3/4
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131/4
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l
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Jun
2934
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11
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inc
34%
-
800
7
Jan
',42%
7 5 7
100
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l73/«
l
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1.55
27%
1
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32
11%
15%
34
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;
46c
13%
10
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43%
4
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55/8
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27%
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38%
30c
•
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2
(Un)
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
171/4 May
"(Un)
Jun
35
55/8
(Un)_*
(Un)
300
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d„___
&
Dairies
Inc
'
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Jan
18
Jan
92%
1
Corp
Power
Jun
31%
1.50
Natomas Company
1
Natus 'Corp /7_77_7777_7_7————1
New England Electric System (Un)—1
New Idria Min & Chem Co
50c
200
I"
94%
Feb
Apr
38%
9
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Corp
Jan
19% May
16s/8
Jan
400
50c
Financial
Jun
26%
Jun
200
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common
Jan
133/8
575/8
300
•
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11%
M4i/s
200
,..
62
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Jun
30% Mar
47'%
18
& Co class Ai
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$4.36
(Max)
7 52
100
653/4
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Factor
,
200''
Jun
4%
(Un)
Railroad
Jun
31
Jan
9%
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Erie
23 3/a
16%
59
91/4
:
May
293/4:
(Un)
9%
(Un)—
14
163/a
37%
50c
Co
1,300
29%
800
400
Phono
217/a
—5
10
1
200
1,200
&
20%
49%
65%
1,000
Emporium Capwell
Jun
21%
49%
65%
Inc
Theatres
17%
Co
21
5 5/a
National
8 34
Specialty
Jun
49%
Jun
5
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197/b
11,100
641/4
28%
&
500
33c
Feb
90%
Products
20%
31c
56%
(Un)__l
Share Co (Un)
Electrical
20
32c
200
Jun
Bond
Electric
Jan
20
700
64%
Jan
Gas
Jan
55
35%
63%
1%
Natural
Paso
Jan
99%
Jun
5
Jun
291%
(Un)_.
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16%
Jun
100
Jan
H May
(Un)_
May
300
26
8'A
Co
10
1,300
20%
88%
Dev
&
Jan
471/2
173/8
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9
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Lines
Kodak
Mines
533/4
743/4
94%
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18% May
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Mar
100
203/4
13%
II1/4
Jun
40
300
18
com
Jan
Jan
18%
48%
19%
(Un)
88
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15 7/8
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2.80
1.85 May
60j/4 May
48
17%
18%
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7
.
46'/2 May
48
10%
10c
500
1
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Jan
1,000
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Lab
Jun
1321%
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400
Industries
DuMont
56V4
•
—1
i—__5
—
(Un)_
9,500
of Calif
Jun
24
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Chemical
543/i
7
1
Corporation
_50c
Productions
Jan
100
Co—-77777—25c'
l3/4
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp common
Disney
Productions
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Douglas Aircraft Co
50;.
—7—1
20%
Inc.
41% May
—10c
20
(Un)
500
32c
1,800
1%
_—
common
Jun
455/8
21%
4%
50c
(Un)
Jun
44%
National Gypsum Co (Un)—._——1
National Steel Corp (Un)
:
10
(Un)_12.50
Co
Corp
Decca
Co
Amer.
Oil
1.00
383/4 May
10%
North
Crucible
Cuban
Jun
May
100
19; 19%
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Jun
54%
Jun
900
1,000
5
Corp common
3.50
Feb
Jun
61,900
10 i/s
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
Motorola Inc
(Un)
2,400
1
Preferred
Jan
Feb
91/4
80c
743/4
Cement
Chemical
Monsanto
Jan
May
42% May
1
(Un)_
Co
13%
62c
7 1,500
Develop Co (Un)—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Monogram Precision Industries—7
103/4
37%
Feb
44%
44
Mission
22%
10
53
47
200
41%
Co.
Portland
Feb
Mar
75c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)_—12.50
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer '7—____7_—,—*
Middle
South Utilities Inc.—
10
Monolith
Feb
2.95
45
300
—_——1
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Petroleum
12%
*
(Un)
(Un).
Motors
Zellerbach
Crown
Y
85c
Apr
413/a May
108,500
*
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Jan
300
Robbins Inc
Mfg
Merchants
Jan
391/2
Jun
103/4 Mar
28 %
Apr
2.20
38 i/s
400
(Un)
Co
&
McKesson
101%
25
10
2.50
54'/8
r:
—1
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M J M
11%
21%
200
1.95
(Un)_
Co
21 1/4
1
48
165/8
(Un)
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12%
10
com
common.
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Crestmont
(Un)
(Un)_
60c
300
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68 %
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21%
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1,000
60c
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38%
1.85
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&
8% Mar
181/e May
16%
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&
of
National
Fuel
Colorado
100
44%
75c
——10
1
Corp
Electronics
Clary
Cohu
195/b Mar
57%
Feb
1,100
68'/a
(Un)
Aircraft
Lorillard
35% July
46
77
(Un) _7_—10
Co
Corp
Lockheed
47% July
300
62
of
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Litton
Jan
400
41%
,
2.10
(Un)
Corp
Lithium
Jan
31/4
62
Nickel
McNeill
Libby
Jan
21%
34
47%
411/8
15% Mar
39
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9%
9%
s.—_1
Jun
45
441/2
41%
>
Jan
Jan
*
10c
.—
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Salt
Leslie
May
3%
47%.
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25
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30%
10%
28%
Jun
391/2
2,300
54%
9%
2.30
10
(Un)
Co
Laughlin Steel
Magnavox
__1
Aircraft
&
Lehman
28% May
•
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47%
47%
413/4
26 3/8 May
12.50
36'/4
44
273/a. Jun
100
•
,
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Chem Corp com-;—33 %c
Kaiser Industries Corp
4
Kennecott
Copper (Un)
*
Kern County Land Co
2.50
Kratter
Corp
class A___
—
1
Lear Inc ———1
7_—.———50
Jun
40
38%
221/8
10
(Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Cenco
Mar
371/8
22%
•••
Jun
Jan
25
Railway (Un)
Co
&
23%
1%
(Un)—
Corp
325/s
1,300
28%
60c
(Un)—50e
.—
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Jun
5
California Packing Corp
Dry
11%
Mar
18
~
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Jun
9%
400
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5:.
Jan
2.25
Kaiser Alum &
Jan
;
23
38'/a
1
Co
Western
Jorgenson
Jun
81/4
:
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(Un)
common
Jones
Jan
27%
i
(Un)
Co
Corp
Steel
new
Jan
263/4
76 3/8
—
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Oil
28%
:
1
—_—1
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Co
Oil
Homestake
Jun
102
Jan
Co
May
1,000
Jan
42'%
73c
Feb
Corp
Jun
23 %
1.85
171/s
May
;
67 3/a
Feb
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9%
50c
Mar
20
500
52
25%
1
;
39
300
—-50c
May
7
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—
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2%
533/a
Feb
17
California Ink
16%
1
Jun
Jun
Feb
300
»
1%
Jun
Budget Finance Plan common
_50c
6%
preferred
—U_7——10
•;
16%
49%
163/4
—-71/2
—
37%
42% May
32%
3%
19%
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3a/a jan
May '•
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36%
19%
44%
2
100
3%
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36% Mar "
31% Mar
2,300
300
(Un)„
Jan
101
300
Industries Inc
44
Power
3,300
Burlington
47%
443/4
1
1,100
10%
Jan
jun
40%
13
3,200
9%
41%
75c
99%
1
lQi/e
44
1
(Un)—
Co
Jan
Apr
Apr
36% May
200
29
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Jan
36%
1,600
28%
Engineering (Un)_l
Jun
/ 2.50 Jan
45c
100
2
351/8
38%
30%
Maryland Mines Corp
36%
__2.5Q
38%
2
35%
30%
Corp
8
(Un).
700
30%
Idaho
18
Co
39%
66
Hupp
69'%
Hill
717,000
38%
15
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60c
2IV4
Feb
8
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23 3/a
153/4
36%
52c
55c
21
Feb
18
——
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Apr
200
153/4
36%
15%
60
42
66
Corp
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Co
25 %
21
26%
5
Brunswick
Budd
Jan
60
Jan
5
5
(Un)„.
May
19%
1
76%
1
Stores
2.00
100
40%
45
26
800
55%
12
;—5
(Un)
Corp
2.05
19%
55%
383/4
10c
2.00
*
International Paper Co (Un) ______7.50
International Tel & Tel (Un) ——
100
9c
Jan
793/4
Jan
Jun
200
9c
;—5c
Min
193/4
60
7
2%
51
1 %
125/8 May
100
15%
13%
8%
200
77%
Jun
2
300
45%
Jun
13%
—•
Canada—
102
8%
60%
International
43c
45
Feb
International Harvester (Un)
Jan
8
43%
Jan
40C
P 1
300
Jan
65%
(Un).—
Jan
59%
6%
Jun
2,100 7
(Un)
79%
May
45%
981/2
.
Holly
41%
Jun
51
Jun
300
Development
Co (Un)
Holly
Inland
30% May
13%
Jun
57'A
4,200
Electronics
Imperial
36c
*
34
500
19%
2.00
4,800
ll3/4 May
6,100
(Un)_———1
27
31%
61%
■
May
38% May
Jan
Jun
2'/a
(Ua)_
Aircraft
Hiller
7% May
42
55%
26%
48 3/4
Corp
Jun
Apr
Jan
13/4
Pineapple
Corp
Jan
500
98%
Jan
Hertz
1311%
41%
223/4
48%
Organ
Hawaiian
Jan
'100%
77%
—
(Un)
Corp
Hammond
Jan
43/s
200
151/4
Mar
Oil
jan
800
1%
Aircraft
Grumman
Gulf
Jan
193/4
5,100
77-7—^—3
Corp
,
99 %
7
45
48 3/8
Financial
Western
Greyhound
Jan
1,300
Corp
Borg-Warner
2%
14%
1
67%
*42 '
100
Jan
Apr
13%
13%
Rubber.—77-7.—*
Grace (W R)
& Co (Un)_____
1
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
—
1
Granite City Steel Co
(Un)
6.25
Great Lakes Oil & Chem Co—.—1
Great
Jan
85%
10
1,300
30
10
:
53 3/a
57%
—___10c
Great Northern Ry (Un)
Jan
295/8 Mar
57%
&
Tire
26%
May
38% May
800
7
'
•
Goodyear
7
High
Jun
19
-
—1
7
173/4
.,
265/a
44
26%
:—5
(Un).!
Co
27%
39
Co
Oil
Broadway-Hale
1,700
-
Humor Co of Calif-
Good
22%
Jun
32% May
100
4%
Corp.,
Glidden
18% July
14%
Cons
Airplane
Chica
34%
7
Products
Gladden
(The)
12
123% 1231/4
— —
—80c
4
—1
—1
(Un)__
Corp
Gladding, McBean & Co
Glen
Alden
(Un)____iJ
Idaho
14
2
Bishop. Oil Co
Mammoth
Boeing
34%
common
Co—j-
Co
22
200
3,300
.
Jun
36%
Corp
Black
Bolsa
19
14
Inc
Steel
Bethlehem
29% May
36%
(Un)
Corp
Co
Cons
Benguet
Jan
Mar
60
13
Corp
Howell
14%
31%
C
100
4%
34%
;
RR
(Un)—.—100
Consolidated
1
Ohio
Beckman Instrument Inc
Bell
25
Oil
Gillette
Hoffman
300
-
181/2
23%
May
48
1,100
64%
32%
21/8
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
&
Apr
4%
(Un)
Baltimore
30%
36%
(Un)_—_1
(Un)—10
;—10
1
(Un)
Corp
Jan
4%
common
Oil & Refining
Mfg
Jun
43%
36%
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
Avco
57%
10
19
(111)
Warrants
51% May
32 'A May
600
(Un)—
Corp
Corp
300
2,100
11,400
(Un).
Atchison
Atlas
:
41
(Un)
Warrants
Ashland
56%
33%
1,100
'
Apr
483/4
(Un)
Inc.
Co
&
56%
Feb
Jun
96
—..—1
Pools
Armour
89%
16
54
Jan
13%
37
Oil Corp
Anderson-Prichard
Anthony
Armco
88%
Jun
42% Mar
ro
48 %
——;•
(Un)
Co
80%
,
50% Mar
50
Corp
Ampex
Anaconda
;V;
94%
30%
Getty
25
92
11
Tire
Jan
27
900
92
common
Jan
371/4 May
42%
Jun
22%
16%
New
General
40
700
41%
Telephone & Electronics—
.3.33%
& Rubber Co (Un)__83%
General
35%
100
200
44Va
Apr
750
,
23%
26%
Jun
17%
223/4
1%
Corp
Motors
Public Utilities
General
28 3,4
.84
800
(Un)——2.50
iieniOTal
Jan
71/4
19
42%
—*
Gehjkral Foods Corp (Un)
29%
*
.
Mar
Georgia-Pacific
900 r-
36%
16%
39c
78%
Feb
100
21%
57%
Jun
Jan
500 '
V
84
,
65%
23%
47%
-
84
7
18 3/4
Co_____—.——,—5
General Dynamics Corp.——7——1
General Electric Co (Un)
5
General Exploration Co of California—!
Controls
General
600
311/4
20%
May
9
>
800
30
30%
America
of
Co
Aluminum
100
30%
(Un)
Co
Aluminium Limited
Jun
20c
28,600
74
.
9%
5
6%
*
—.—1
9
10
Corp.
(Un)
Artists Pictures
Allied
32c
74
Mar
16% May
100
7
17%
25c
..
—
——
54
Jan
.153/4
Jun
12
300
17%
2
1
(Un)
Corp
2,600
65
74
(Un)
Co
Industries
Allegheny
12%
25c
10f
Reduction
J
A
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
18 3/a
223/4
5
Oil Co of Texas
General American
High
Low
12
Corp
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
641/4
Abbott
Low
Par
High
Low
Par
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un)
2.50
Laboratories ——-—--5
ACF
Shares
for Week
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
.
Sales
Friday
C Sales
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
134
20
26 %
Jan
17%
31%
31%
175/«' 18%
100
900
17
Mar
22%
Jan
643/a
54%
64%
2,100
41
May
64%
Jun
44 3/a
43%
443/a
500
42%
Jun
44%
Jun
13%
13%
100
123/4
Jun
17%
Jan
Jun
10
Jan
31%
6 7/a
333/8
29
42%
30%;..
43%..i--
6%
7,300
71/4
.
1,100
7' 500-
38 %
26 3% Mar
-600
341/47.
.
7
27%
41% Mar
Jun
38%
Feb
.
Apr
47%
Jan
Number 5965
Volume 192 '
.
.
The Commercial
.
(39)
and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
of America (Un)„
Radio Corp
Inc
Republic
Ranch Oil Co.,—
Oil Corp—-;———
Richfield
37%
Jun
27%
Jun
38%
Jan
68%
600
:
7%
7%
17%
44
60
200
Feb
78%
Apr
7%
Jun
400
173/8
Jun
273A
37% May
53%
Jan
Feb
9
10%
6,200
73/4
Feb
103A
Jun
63%
500
56 %
Apr
773/a
Jan
Jun
253/8
16
16%
2,300
541/a
52
16
600
38% Mar
56
Jun
54%
55%
700
523/4
Jun
71%
Jan
70%
70 %
200
55
Jan
70%
Jun
19%
20%
700
183A May
1.20
-
American
Stores
Tel
1.20
100
90c
Mar
1.35
70%
100
69
Mar
80%
Feb
13%
13%
100
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
363A
Jun
46 3/4
37
23%
24%
36%
17%
17%
17%
29%
Inc ———-—1.66%
28%
29%
8%
...8%
8%
Scott Paper Co——-Seaboard Finance
-
200
■
.
May
600
143/4 May
26
Jun
100
36%
Feb
40 %
Apr
300
16% May
243/4 Jan
22%
293/8
Jun
1,200
3,800
'
%
22
74
86
Burul
Company
823/4
Feb
79%
Jan
963/a
Apr
34%
34
34'A
414
30%
Jun
39 Vb
Jan
4.33
_.
34%
33 V2
34%
1,328
28%
Jan
36ya
Jun
14
14%
130
12%
JUn
16 3A
6%
Jun
13
6 V4
5
—_
6%
5,400
17%
18%
776
6%
—1
Co
...x—.
Jan
8 %
28
163A May
Jan
Jan
64
63%
64%
822
45% Mar
64%
Jun
25
44%
43%
463A
526
423/8 May
71 %
Jan
————.1
Campbell Soup Co..
Chrysler Corp —
Curtis Publishing Co
D
C
Transit
Delaware
10%
9%
10%
1,080
9'A May
12 V*
Jan
Jan
_
&
?
'
24 VB
24..
24%
65%
643A
68 Vb
A
65%
653/B
68%
/
2
.
393/4
16%
16%
17
173/a
183/B
15%
15%
43%
45
Jun
11%
393/4
Jun
213/4 Mar
24 y2
Jun
52% Mar
72
Jun
93/b
■
2,349
•
,
353A May
100
263
39
5
new
39
10
Light
Light
9%
9%
20c
6.75
5
System class A com
Power
Duquesne
Electric
800
%
:
1
Jun
,V Jan
Battery
Storage
Motor
Co
.
Dairies
Foremost
:
General Acceptance Corp common
preferred
$1
General
—
Corp.—
Jun
363/4
Jan
Hamilton
Watch
79%
Jun
Homasote
Co.
200
69% May
733/a Feb
90 %
Jun
International
Lehigh
21%
—1
*
—1.66%
i:
1
,——
Motors
Co
vtc__
44%
186
■
20%;
200
20%
Apr
22%
Jun
57 %
"
BOO
44%
Feb
58%
64 Vb May
93 Vb
16%
Jun
19%
Jan
"
Mar
18 3/4
Jun
15%
Jun
; 185
49
141/4"
400
12 %
Apr
15%
Jan
Madison
8%
9%
450
10%
Jan
Martin
34%
34%
36%
Merck
39
36
39
12
Jun
25 Vb
12
Jan
143/4 Mar
882
18%
Apr
60
37Vb
-10c.
—-
35%
32%
10
11%
11%
11%
137
.16%
17%
1,006
16 Vi May
'
14%
18%
38%
800
8% May
3014 Jun
"<
Jan
:
500
30
Feb.
42%
5,900
18%
Jun
293/4
Jan
300
39%
■:36%
"
"5,500
17%
.17
181%
37
37
37 %
'
*60%
62
'
24%
24%
24%
24»/a
200
"""
35
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Fund 'Inc---—
(The) Co
443/4
Feb
Jun
.
■?'
Corp
•Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
—
Peoples
Drug
Perfect
Photo
26%
\
-
v
..
21%
28%
29»/4
"706 ;
29%
/■
-
42>A
633A
633A'
643A 7
50
49
50%
14 y8
29»A
100
'28%
,
400
4%
Jan
39%
Philadelphia
30
Jan
Philco
30
Jan
Potomac
.7
V
Philadelphia
.21%. Apr
Jan
5%'"
48%!r
5%
"48%
"19%
48%
197/a
*
400
20%
4,500
—20
Inc
Mar
»v:,-
.
-
Electric Co.—
I—10
Transportation Co—
::
_3
1
Corn
,
48 3/4
Jun
233A
.
19% Mar
Electric Power
7
83A
8 3/4
..
Co..
Mfg
Progress
Jun
17 Vb
Jan
45 ya
Jan
i'
—
.*
„
i6.,.7
'
•
1,119
40
Jan
121/8 May
;
26%
j
■
Feb .:
38%
Apr
26%
.
3,352
—.
51% May
Feb
29%
Apr
Jan
17% Mar .;
20
36
40
Jun
18%
Jan
92'A
Jun
Mar
123/a May
;
26
35 %
Feb
49%
Jun
Scott
500
1%
1%
Jun
41%
41%
423/e
5,500
51%
Jan
37%
373/4
600
44
Jan
Smith Kline
40%
40%
40%
4,400
50%
Jan
South Jersey Gas
300
54%
Jan
12%
12 %•
86'A
843A
871/4
405
_*
Scranton-Spring'Brook Water
495
23%
23%
54%
52%
24 A
597/s
1,531
473A Mar
64%
Jun
23%
25 VB
517
22% Mar
25ya
Jan
45%
443A
453A
372
42% May
55%
Jan
1
13.50
14
Apr
100
1%
7%
7%
7%
Jan
49%
48%
50 y4
50
-
'
;
•
Co
Paper
716
Apr
•
20%
473/4
Co
■'
1,846
w....
7
■■
64 3/4 July
•
24%
Reading
,
18
39»/«
39%
V,
■
Jan
'
.18
V
Jan
7%
.
34%
471/4
/
.
4,486
.
3OV2
28 %
1;
Public Service Electric & Gas com1
1%
4,600
Jan
Apr
393A Mar
1,432.
.
9%
,28%
V
:
Jan
22%
'
30%
27 y2
12%
'1,847
129
t 28%
28 »/2
V
10
common.,
47%
24%
*:•;
>
Feb
Jan
"j
24%. Jun
Feb
'
7-
25
253/a
1,847"
-
13%
41%
Inc
•
29%
,'
27
:
46
•
.
Jan
48% May
953/4 May
Apr
73 y2 Mar
186
7-
i
.
.
I&3/4
•/
27 3A
26%
;
13%
—
Stores
'
26%
27%
Chemicals
Pennsalt
86 %
■.843/a
Inc___
Co.
Jan
.
•
36 Vb
246
46
,
'
21%
"
24%
Jan
28%
.
&
13
■.
•'
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jan
203A
A 62%
Apr
22%
Feb
.Jan
42
Feb
24%
500
*
56 %
lOO
;
Jan
,18%
Jun
100
;
55 Vb
Jun
*
800
•41
12% May
:
""
.
24 %
Navigation
&
Jun
19*
18%
■
„
Coal
Jan
41%,
10 Vb May
17%
Resistance
15% May
56 Vb
21%
12%
,
Jan
42 3/4 May
7,121
21% "7- 100
>.21%
1
17
Jun
13%
,7
/
1,696
1,079
'
57%
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc — i———5
Socony Mobil Oil CO; (Un)————15
Southern Calif Edison Co common—25
4.'88% preferred:..
4.787 preferred 7-——7——25
4.32% preferred
^
—25
Southern Calif Gas Co Did series A..25.
6% preferred.
—x—_———25/:/
Southern Calif Petroleum—--———2.
.Southern Co,.(Un
-154
Southern Pacifio £077*7-777,7-^
Sperry-Rand .-Corp >—7-7777750c Standard Brands Inc .(Un)-j,i-7—-TV >
Standard Metals Corp—7-7——_lq
Standard Oil Co of California—6 V*
Standard Oil (Indiana)——
25
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
,—-7
Standard Oil (Ohio) (Un)__—
10
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
5
Transit
Baltimore
20%
Tl •.
-1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A———.Jt
Sinclair Oil Corp————
JV.:;.
Jun
6,218
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
103/a May
Mar
3,100
!"
"
—T
7
.
100
,'86
Co—^r-r—-7.50
663A
90 3/8
__
Jan
'74
Corp. __—i.———
Siegler
v
%
:
Roebuck &,-Co—j—.—f3
Scrvel Inc (Un)__
--i—,
Shasta,Water Co -(Un)—-—--i—2.50.
Shell Oil
,
21'/a
Sears,
137
88 Va
•
__
Jan
36%
36%
Louis-San Francisco Ry (Un)
•
San Diego Gas & Elec common
10
San Diego Imperial Corp.—
——1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—-—
—-1
Schenley Industries (Un)
1.40
Sobering Corp - (Un)
_^_i———~1
Corporation
City Electric—
Atlantic
Ford
Safeway Stores
70 3/4
893A
1
-—
_
.
Arundel
High
693A
33 y3
Co
Tel.—
&
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Jan
28
1.20
70%
St
Shares
Jan
16
24
for Week
Jan
700
;
9%
19%
Range
of Prices
Par
777'77 77/ "7.'.
American
62%
Petroleum Co (Un)—20g
Aeronautical ■ Co—;
Ryan
Jun
65
54%
Last
Jan
35%
400
10%
^Dutch
Royal
293/8
100
29%
17%
1
1
-*
—-—
22% Mar
35 y8
■Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
High:
100
43'/a
...——50c
Manufacturing Co——
Rheem
Low
24
7%
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co,——■---—---•I
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)—.
—
Reynolds Tob&cco
-5
Rice
High
28%
5
—0
Range Since Jan. 1
24
65%
1
-----
(Un)
Pictures (Un)
CO
Raytheon
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Shares
357/«
—
28%
•
Equip & Realty Co„
Railway
Rayonier
,'V.;
—
(Un)———5
Oil Co common
pure
Low
Pulp & Timber
3
new com w i(Un).—-
puget Sound
Pullman Inc
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended July 1)
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
39
/
■
'
72
-
Feb
223/b
t.
Feb
'
1%
A
Jun:
,40
Jun
35% May
Jun
40
45.%
46
44%
Jun
28%
25%
28%
300
25%
Jun
42%
56%
56%
5 6 3/4
"100
563/a
Jun
65
Jan
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)——
—5
Studebakej-Packard common (Un) 7-10
New common w i_
7
—10
64%
64%; 65%
9:!
8%
Co"
;
"
;_
& French Lab
2.50
Co-
835
24%
Jan
Jan
—5
Service
.
Stauffer Chemical Co
Suburban
Swift
&
Co
Tenn
Gas
Sulphur
Inc
Tidewater
Tishman
25% Mar
37
20% May
243/8
800
1,600
3%
43%
43%
100
43 %
1
7%
7%
600
22%
Jun
34%
34%
341/4
100
32%
Jun
16%
1,000
16
Jun
18%
20%
19% May
Feb
243/8
20%
20%
400
60 %
63%
500
47
100
23%
Ry
(Un)
United
Airlines
17
25%
26
1,100
23 % May
Cons
300
333/a May
28%
36
600
30% Mar
39
38
38
100
313A
38 3A
38%
41
3,400
33 % Mar
413/4
Universal
Match
Utah-Idaho
35
Jan
273/a
1,300
25%
Jun
12%
13
1,100
12%
Jun
30%
.
30%
300
253A
<39
38%
38%
v
6%%
80 3/4
80
Jan
Apollo
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Gas
400
51% May
63%
Jan
Duquesne
2,000
;
74% May
103
Jan
Duquesne
30'A May
41
Jan
Equitable
Gas
42%
Apr
80
8
Jan
Harbison
Walker
7%
62
663A
1,100
7
a
67%
Jan
40
•
27
27
200
25
Jun
33
49
200
40%
Feb
49
Jun
1
1.30
1.25
1.35
Preferred (Un) _____77T--_____10
Western Air Lines Inc
1
5%
-5%
5%
Natco
Jan
49
(Un)_
Pacific
Western
Union
westinghouse
Wilson
&
Wool worth
Inc
(F
300
353/8
zenith
Radio
Corp
16% May
193/4
Low
16% May
19%
Jun
45%
45%
46 3A
1,300
41% May
5534
57 %
57%
58%
200
463/a Mar
64%
39
39
39
1,000
343/a May
72%
72%
200
591/2
Feb
72'A
1
11%
11%
400
11
Jan
25
25
20
24
Feb
26
101%
104
300
125'A 125%
200
11%
Tube
(Un).
•
(Unj_______—1
101%
•»
37%
37%
21
>
Apr
.
8%
5
Last
Sale Price
Week's
24%
91%
1251/4
Feb
of Prices
Low
Acadia
Mhfntf1 Pa?er
24 y2
32%
Feb
36%
Apr
7%
*
43%
44%
22
431/4
Jun
56 %
Jan
36%
363/4
50
35
Jan
45
Apr
5
14%
14%
50
——
17%
17%
:_1
—10
—5
Agriew-snr^r
31%
For
footnotes,
see page
44.
39
3,665
9%
200
17%
Sugar cohimOn.——♦
413A
35 Vb Mar
37
17%
....500
17%
Jun
31%
32
12,895
3l>3/4
Jun
9Vr.
Jun
High
,
Jan
11
Jan
21
Jan
;7 39% Jan
'
Jan
Jun
Rockwell-Standard Corp —5;
33%
333/8
33%
173
32% Mar
—1
Seeberg (The) Corp
:
1
United Engineering & Foundry Co
5
U S Glass & Chemical—
i
1
6%
6%
6%
40
6%
27%
241/2
273A
625
161/2
Apr
17%
18
195
173/4 May
Bolt Corp of America
Westinghouse Air Brake.
—.—10
Westinghouse Elec Corp.—t—„6.25
17%
1%
«.
;r
1%
700
;
Apr
,,
;
18
Feb
80 %
Jan
22%
,•
-
Apr
&
Jun
4
Jan
15'/a
15% May
Oil Corp.
Jan
38% Jan
8 %
Jan
273A July
Jan
Apr
1
22%
2%
Jan
29ya
29%
29%
40
253/4 May
32'A
Jun
58
563A
•601/4
733
463A Mar
64%
Jun
(Range for Week Ended July I )
Aluminium
Aluminum
*
Ltd
Co
of
Canada
4%%
pfd
preferred ————
Argire Corp.. Ltd common.—.
Range
-
$2.50
preferred
——
—
443A
50
Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd—
Bank
Bank
of
of
Montreal—
Nova
Scotia
—— —
——
Jan
Jun
345
45
41%
333/4
28'A Mar
-
40
Mar
45
50
37
Jan
42
*
Jun
5OV2. Apr
50%
273A
50%
140
47
Mar
273A
585
27
Mar
35%
■:
46 3/a
46%
150
43
Mar
47%
22%
231/4
1,070
20%
Feb
26 V4
Jan
a20 a20%
335
20V2
Juri
28
Jan
—
23%
_._*
a20
_„I0
53%
—10
57 Va
:——
7,555
30%
*
High
Low
,,27V2
50
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
41%
-
*
Asbestos
30
30 Va
50
for Week
of Prices
Low
pfd_50
:
Sales
Week's
Last
$2.90
,
3%
50
17%
15%
125/a Mar
910
4
3%
4
12.50
,
60
Screw
Jun
213A Mar
20
Anglo Can Tel Co 4 % %
-
9% Mar
427
Par
Range Since Jans 1
?
35%
Sale Price
Low
Jan
243A
STOCKS
9%
39
common
Shares
High
Jun
8 Vb
105
Jun
Sales
183/4
202
Jan
136
100% May
""
35%
Mar
for Week
Range
•
23%
Co.—._'
Corp
142
450
9
8%
17%
Jun
tabulation
30, and closing sales for Thursday, June 30
Thursday
363/b May
-64'A
Jun
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
riday, July 1. being Dominion Day, and a Holiday in Canada, the
stocks
10%
6% May
8.50
——
—
below is for week ending June
Jan
Jan
52 3/4 Jan
203/a Jan
14
117
19 V*
5
Friday
own
I
393/e
*19
19
10
:
Refractories
(Joseph)
Montreal Stock Exchange
*
High
56 %
"
161/2
CANADIAN MARKETS
p
i
7'7 75
6%
62 3A
12 3A Mar
♦
s
Low
37 Vb May
16%
421/4 Mar
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
401/4
Jan
22%
,
19%
Sales
for Week
6%
Jun
200
.
________25
&
Light Co
Co—
Plymouth
Jan
2,800
—10
<Un}____
x—;
System
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Forgings Co—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Jan
23
6.25
Corp.
Co .——2.
Pittsburgh
May
19%
common
Preferred
Youngstown Sheet
6
Jan
19%
(Un).
W)
Yellow Cab Co
4%
200
19%
Telegraph (Un)— 2.50
Elec
Co
2.45
1.20 May
3,000
—
18%
77——25c
Co—7—____7-*1
Ry
-
22%
—
Western Dept Stores
Feb
Range
Jun
49
Western
Mar
84
Jun
May
1__1
common
82
Jun
393/e
Brewing Co of Pgh
100
Petroleum
Jan
77%
Jan
7
27
Westates
77%
200
5
-10
Inc
Jan
800
7%
;
Industries
Jan
-'
70 3A
Inc (Un)_
500
77%
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
11%
54%
54'/a
Apr
21
1,500
new /com
Co
78%
of Prices
Par
•; •;
30%
10%
7
37%
40% May
7/7
7.
32%
30 %
67%
Pictures
Jun
Last
Sale Price
May
231%
9%
2.50
Sugar Co. (Uii)._7_—_7 15
Bros
50
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
May
21%
.30%
10%
1,100
1,000
Equipment
45'A May
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
May
.71
_5
victor
Warner
130
77%
4s series A—1975
debentures—_1977
subord
inc
273A May
1,200
23%
30%
16%
;
50
BONDS
16% Mar
Apr
32%
1,200
....
311/4
Associates
15
78%
common.
Transit Co
Baltimore
Home
Varian
Jan
,.
49%
Apr
May
'
27
12%
31
Corp
16%
15
Jan
39%
5
;
Co.—;
Corp
Gas Light
Washington
Jun
—10
Oil
Marion
Universal
29 % Mar
371/4
36
United Aircraft Corp (Un)—
7
5
United Fruit Co 7777-77-———•
United Gas Corp
(Un)——— u.10
United Industrial Corp common
1
Universal
54
Jun
Jan
-600
10
7—
common—.
Apr
15
Jan
17
17'/4
—5
(Un)_7_7
Jan
46'A
10
Jan
213A
1,200
10
common.—
31
24
Jun
.A June
18
181/4
10
Sugar
Corp
Feb
7
50
464
Jan
36%
26
25
Pacific
25:,
25
—
Union
Rubber
7;
Mar
37
17%
17%
.
Union
U S Steel
Improvement
Jun
16
16%
1
2
1
(Un)„—*
Inc—,——
:
Feb
66%
Calif.
Co
Gas
Apr
4,200
5
Co
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Union Electric Co (Un)
U S
24 %
23%
10
Const
United
-
22%
(Un)
Corp
__7—
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Co
Corp
Feb
9% Jan
23
_1
of
50%
Apr
May
i_5
w
Corp..;
Co
&
Jan
5
•
com
Oil
43/8 Mar
Feb
7
May
50c
new
common
Co
300
3%
Inc
Realty
Oil
32%
211/4
Transamerica
Union
32%
3%
common
Oil
7% May
207/a
Sun
United
Jan
3,600
20%
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc
Thriftimart
17%
2,900
-3%
7
Transmission
Texas Gulf
Jan
73/4
—1
(Un)
Texas Gas Transmission
Textron
Jun
24'A
8%
(Un)—.—1
Petroleum
Corp
65"%
Jun
47% Mar
25
International
TelAutograph
400
7%
8%
7—_L
Gas
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Sunset
•
:
v
-
..
,
:
.7
.
Jan
Jun
55 V4
Jan
Jun
71'A
Jan
52
53%
3,100
473/4 Mar
57
,581/4
1,626
57
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(40)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prlee
Par
Low
41
Jan
Class
36
44 %
34%
36%
471
44%
42%
44%
750
35
31%
35
2,621
23 y4 Mar
35
July
July
45
44
45
9,555
42%
Jan
46
Jun
.
——L;———
Paper
Traction
Brazilian
Light & Power
Oil
American
45
49%
8
7%
49%
8%/
4.25
4.25
4.50
25%
*
common
44
49%
50
50
£
•
preferred
5%
Corp
preferred
British
33% May
'34%
-•
Telephone
5% %
Molson
43
Class B
Bowater
Mar
10
(Canada)
10
Paper class A——•
&
25
.y.Vy,"'Vy
High
65
750
25
Power
Bowater
Low
High
52%
Mar
Feb
Morgan
4% %
preferred
5%
preferred
__
preferred
75
Products
Forest
British Columbia Power
British
Columbia
•
.
Jun
Noranda Mines Ltd
35%
Jan
Nova Scotia Light & Power
25
Jun
75
Mar:;
85
42%
130
43
Jan
47
July
Jun
Canada
Flour
$1.30
Jun
Jun
Iron
4'A %
Foundries
Malting
Canadian
42%
43 »A
210
40
Mar
46%
Jan
18
18%
693
18
23
Jan
8.00
37%
Jan
Premium
45 %
Jun
;
6%
*•
preferred
10%
11
1,800
9% Mar
11%
Jan
15%
16
1,216
9%
Feb
17
Jun
Provincial
30
30%
305
29 y4
Jan
34%
Jun
Iron
Ores......
Transport
5%
preferred
Quebec Natural Gas
6,060
16%
Feb
20
Jun
3,987
26
Jun
35
Jan
Warrants
26%
26%
Apr
16
27% Jun
23% Mar
164
24%
1,207
16
76
50
75
54
54
125
July
Jun
83
54
Jun
Quebec
i
42%
42%
42%
305
20%
20%
21
3,950
46% Mar
56
Jan
3,227
31 y8 Mar
38
__
10
10
160
•
21.
21
21
25
10
Jun
16
20%
Apr
22 %
Jan
May
:
20%
•
common
Ltd
Co
Bank of
9
1
Hydrocarbons
Industries
Canadian
4.75
•
International
Preferred
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Jan
7%
4.75
4.85
alO
13%
13%
13
13
42%
900
;
4.75
Jun
8.45
Jan
9% May
50
12%
Jan
Ltd
1,454
13%'
17% Jan
12%
16
Jan
42%
320
40
Mar
6%
190
6
Feb
May
43 y2
8
Jan
20%
-575
19% July
24%
Jan
23%
23%
24%
2,461
22% Mar
26'A
515
55
Jun
80
Jan
1.85
2.00
600
10
preferred
9%
9'A
9%
1,571
al4
al4
50
15%
15%
17%
3.50
3.50
3.50
1,025
*
Ltd
1
3.90
3.85
8%
8%
400
18
17%
18%
Textile
8% May
12%
675
•
4,430
•
Mining & Smelting
•
A
5.80
Feb
36 %
37
232
33 %■ Mar
37
15%
16
800
14
315
13
16% Jan
16% Jan
al4
al4 al4J/2
4.80
5.00
2,975
36
37
350
May
Feb
°
:
4.75 Mar
July
6%
Jan
30%
Jan.
38
Jun
66
Jun
80
Jan
2*,
a2Q
&20
100
17%
Jan
17% Jan
Corp
11%
ll7/a
300
11
Jun
17»/8
17 Va
17%
3,959
94
50
•
*
common
100
...
common
•
94
i.-.
13%
15 % Mar
*
9%
9%
10
1,185
26%
26%
27%
5,130
25
28 %
75
26
Mar
40
41
306
38%
96
Mar
28
Jan
18% May
Feb
90
Power common..*
&
Sicard
_■_*
4%
preferred
Williams
I
of -Canada
-
v
•
com
40
*
...
Jan
11
Jan
30%
8% Mar
Jan
Co
3.90
12% May
3.50
class
19
-i
Jan
560
19
Jun
12
2,060
10%
Jun
2,087
68% Jun
87%
18
18%
900
17% Mar
24
Q'a
200
94
a91% a91%
10
a._
__
Texaco Canada Ltd.
_•
Toronto-Dominion
10
52
52
52
16%
16%
16%
2,120
Jan
*&6%
200
4.90
Mar
>-
85
•
11
Feb
19%
Jan
2.00
2.00
2.25
22%
22%
23
405
22
29
Jan
17
17
260
16% Mar
19%
Jan
18%
19
390
17%
Viau
49
.
49
>
•
a6%
'r:■
Ltd
:
Gooderham
(Geo)
&
245
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
100%
Jan
a__
45
Mar
58
Jan
48% Mar
55%
Jan
16%
Jun
25%
Worts..
-
Jun
6 % Mar
8%
Jan
:, ■>:-'.y'
-
_*
Walker
Weston
49%
17
'
Eank
Feb
Jan
21% May
19%
70%
100
'•'■
31 1 \May
10%
_____100
...
Jan
Jun
68%
Trans Canada Pipeline.
United Steel Corp.
:
.
Jan
8%
Apr
18%
l
Supertest preferred
'■Z-Z t:
45
Jun
6
27 JA
Mar
10%
_*
A___
preferred
38%
Jan
43
69%
r
Standard Structural Steel
Steel Co of Canada
Feb
5.00
7% Jun
17
100
Jan
25
May
3.75
548
720
*
31%
37% Mar
75
6%
27%
...
*
Steinbergs
38%
6
27%
'
Inc
5 %%
>■
-
50
13%
•
a!5
•
50
15
Jun
20%
36%
1,505
26%
Jun
38%
Jan
33%
34.
Class A warrants
15
35%
36%
class A
34%
100
30
Feb
35
Jan
100
10% Mar
14
Jan
a
Apr
20% May
•
class
Jun;
16
17
Apr
•
-
Glass
1.85
37
r.
,
Apr
.
Zellerbach
60
9.50 Mar
A
A
Sherwln
May
19%
•
Co
12% Jun
725
43
19%
class A
Crown
13%
25
Railway
Enterprise
Consolidated
Corbys
Jan
55
Jun
preferred
Class
7'A Jan
•
common
J)
Consumers
18
25
Lawrence
Class
'
5% May
6%
•
Companies
Cellulose
Combined
Jun
Jun
Jan
•
Vickers
Columbia
Apr
44
'7
6.30
Shawinigan Water
10%
•
Power
Locomotive
Consolidated
15
40% Mar
13,489
1,000
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jun
6
50
common
.
(B
13% Mar
170
9
6.75
Preferred-
Southam
Canadian
Coghlin
200
44
4.80
Simpsons
Farm
14
6.30
Jan
Feb
Jan
6.70
Jun
6
Jan
*
31
9
84
common..
23
10
Jun
3.151
Apr
935
75
67%
Feb
3,200
15
66%
18%
10
Jan
a78
4.25
66 y2
28
6%
47
Jun
10
565
a6%
July
2.50
J...:
500
9
38
*
Canada
31
alO
6%
Jan
200
7
£•
A
20%
&6%
•
common
20
31
25
55%
14
_*
St Lawrence Cement class A
St
13% Jun
Jun
44
Jun
•
common...
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
1,383
Jun
Jan
1,525
"
;
*
Royal
37
735
7%
'
(Canada)
Paper class
Jan
53%
110
10 y2
44
1,275
2.50
•
A
Jun
35 y4
Jan
a78
l
(A V)
45%
52%
Apr
Jan
31
40%
—100
_•
21
37
100
12%
29
38
-'2J''•
13
52%
50
Jun
Jun
2.50
39
-
39% Mar
Feb
44
8.00
'
*
Power
Class
Roe
13 Va
44
___20c
common..
Reitman's CanadaLtd
Jan
39% Mar
110
13
Units
26 V4
17
Jun
Jan
551%
20
26
50c
Cockshutt.
110
__
Power
10%
26%
18
1
:
.
15%
•
Chemical
Canadian
*
_
Mar
Apr
•
B
Canadian
Jan
42%
44
Mar
common
Husky
14%
_^I.y^_i._w^^-_____100
Development
1
Corp of Canada
.*
30%
10
Celanese
Canadian
48%
Mar
•
Price Brhs & Co Ltd common
4%
preferred
'
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A_.50c
Class
Jun
13
22%
5,005
16
series
Canadian
36
767
27% Mar
14% Jan
5%
$1.75
2,300
13%
•
Products
38 V2
13%
130
52
42
Jun
37
13%'
980
Jun
300
12
2,940
10%
.
19% May
Mar
•
!
37
Mar
11
29
47% May
common
Bronze
Canadian
•
12
100
23
450
Aluminum
British
Canadian
Jan
14%
430
12
8.40
268
•
Breweries
15'/2
325
13
12
8.00
19%
Electronics
Canadian
Jun
14%
,13
:
.
*
28%
52
76
Bank of Commerce
14'/a
14 V4
_•
22%
UVs
•
Canadian
Jan
23
19%
common
Aviation
Jan
91
28 Va
26%
common
Steamship
Canadian
17%
Apr
•
Rolland
Canada
Jun
86 y2
common
common
10%
100
preferred
Canada
14%
50
Page-Hersey Tubes 22L
Penmans
10
common
235
-
Pacific Petroleums
•
;
preferred
Canada
,15
Jun
•
common
:
87%
common__5
i
Mills
Steel
20
Cement
Chemical
44
30
Calgary Power common
&
15
87
Car Corp common
Weaving class B
31%
*
Products
•
5Va
Drug
Steel
Wire
/
____100
pfd__
31%
Building
preferred—i
Jun
43%
1
Chemical
41 y4
National
Mar
;
Brown Company
Brockville
Apr
Niagara
69
31%
25
10
Telephone
39
National
37% Mar
51%;..;;,
124
Jan
81
__
40%
Jun
90
10%
40%
July
10
47
•
Jan
40%
10%
Placer
Columbia
British
Jan
25%
49 %
45
46%
26%
Apr
46 %
42
47
Feb
20
Jan
75
42
21
1,317
Jan
6,579
42
1,110
24%
7 V4 May
a85 % a85 %
__
a85%
24%
21%
Locomotive
& Co 4%%
Ontario
—100
:-_i,_100
——•——50
50
50
preferred-
4%%
24'A
24%
41%
3.50 May
High
24 y4
45'A
4,772
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
—-____-_._40
Preferred
Montreal
Low
•
40
800
25%
A
Shares
•
600
45
Columbia Electric—
preferred
4%
class
B
Ogilvie
British
Ltd
for Week
Range
of Prices
V- Par
Breweries
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
52
Provincial
Bathurst
Bell
Shares
52
Eanque Canadian National
Eanque
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Monday; July 4, I960
.
(Range for Week Ended July 1)
Sales
Week's
Range
.
.
2
18%
2,370
2.00
Jun
3.00
Jun
Feb
Distillers
Seagrams
2
28%
23
28%
2.490
20% Mar
Dominion
Bridge
16%
16%
18%
3,905
16% July
21
Corsets
*
al7
al7
25
17% Mar
Dominion
17%
42 y4
755
40
52
Dominion
Jun
Jan
Glass
common
•
a73% a73%
10
71
Mar
90
Dominion
Jan
Steel
&
•
15%
Jan
Ltd
4%%
pfd
13%
13%
35%
50
29
43%
I.
50
Jan
Foundries
Zellers
43%
25
41% Feb
Mar
36%
Jan
44
Jan
31% Jan
•
Dominion
13%
35%
Feb
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
77c
Ltd
k
preferred
Du
of
13
13
450
12% Mar
Jan
52%
54
575
41% Mar
55%
13%
13%
5,065
13% Mar
16%
9%
9%
2,105
10%
128
10
14%
15%
750
45
45
92
a20%
a22
855
14%
•
a2l%
8%
110
Feb
Jan;/'
128
13% Mar
45
20
s
16
Jan
Mar
45%
-
Fleetwood
Ford
*
Players Canadian
Corp
Corp
Motor
5
Fraser
Cos
French
Frosst
Co
Gatineau
5%
Ltd
common
Petroleum
&
Power
•
preferred
(Chas
Jan
24% May
Greater
24% Mar
Dec
28%
Jan
6.25
Jan
3.75
Jun
Apr
35%
35
35%
100% 100%
985
32
Feb
36 %
Jan
100
90
Mar
100%
Jun
Apr
50%
Jan
43% May
52 %
Jan
10
Jan
a 44
•
38%
i
•
20c
Smith
Paper
Mining
65
39%
25
13
10
200
Jun
16%
9%
9%
925
8%
Jun
10%
Feb
9%
840
8%
Jun
11
Jan
37%
38%
460
34% Mar
44%
Jun
a3
25~
13
2,000
12
Mar
14%
400
14
Apr
17%
Jan
7.20
7.50
1,518
Jun
12%
Jan
7
7.35
13
14%
7
350
7.50 Jun
11%
Jan
4.95
Jan
a3.25
a3.50
7.20
975
3.30
15% May
Jun
*
38
38
39
1,025
•
common
Jun
10
9%
ioo
II
A
a44
15%
8%
•
*
Co
a41
a43 % a43 %
•
•
Bay
12
13%
B
Howard
675
Apr
Jan
700
1%
Home & Pitfield___
Hudson
26 y4
9
Jun
1,750
common
Holt, Renfrew
Class
25
525
21% Mar
11%
87
4
trust
class
9%
Feb
14%
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Oil
9%
18%
3.75
Winnipeg Gas Co
Home
63% Mar
Jun
•
Motors
Steel
Andy
9% May
45
29%
14%
ioo
General
Handy
1,375
a66
Feb
4
1.00
Wares
11%
a63%
26%
14%
common
Dvnamics
Voting
25%
1,000
35% May
44%
43%
46%
1,890
43
May
■
44%, Jan
52
Bank
io
Imperial Investment class A
!_•
Imperial Oil Ltd
Z*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
6%
Indus
preferred
common
*
preferred
$4.50
Int
Nickel
of Canada
new
com
Interprovincial Pipe Lines.
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
Public
Labatt Limited
Laura
Service
Ltd
1,500
2,682
5
5
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com"".*
#
Loeb
Ltd
com
Jan
3
«
Power."
10
Mar
37
5%
Feb
40
Jan
80
Jan
16
Jun
53%
98%
97%
99%
321
97
34
May
33%
b34
505
31
Feb
40%
150
52%
55
1,785
al3
al3
50
29%
28
29%
472
26%
26%
26%
40%
53%
al4%
55,' '
12%
7
7%
31
31
50% May
Anglo-Nfld
Development Co
Ltd
'
Canada
&
Dominion
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Food
Class
Resources
&
Dock
Products
3
com
Co
Ltd
Ltd
class
A
Paper
Zellerbach
Dominion
Corp._____
Engineering
Works
Federal
Ford
Grain
Motor
Horner
Co
Ltd
Hubbard
Ltd
$1.40
of
Felt
Co
W)
Ltd
6 7o
convertible
Club
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson common.IZIIIII
5%%
Mitchell
For
~
preferred
(Robt)
class A
footnotes,
see page
15
Apr
82% Mar
•
Ton'
a9
Ltd
a8%
;..
39
«.
3.00
5,498
al3
39
39%
15
28
Jan
Jun
13
Jun
12% Mar
Jan
8
29% Jan
15
31
Premier Steel
Quebec
Mills
Jan
172 %
Jan
•
13 5
/ al35
al40
10
140
Mar
21
21
500
20
Jun
*
a8%
a8%
10
a38
a38
a
a50
a50
10
8%
8%
8% "
6
6
6
13%
13%
28
28
1
B
*
•
a
15%
4,455
25
50
20
Jun
85
Jun
14% Mar
82
*
6%
5%%
19
Jan
25
Mar
Canada
Supertest Petroleum
85
50
8%
9
5,755
100
8% Mar
99%
all%
100
Jan
125
Traders Finance Corp class
Class B
J...
93% Mar
102
al2
Jan
ISO
10% May
Trans-Canada
13
May
Corp
Trans Mountain Oil
500
6
Mar
59%
-
Apr
July
7% Apr
8 %
.
Mar
100
12
A or
13%
Feb
70
23
Mar
28
Jun
2,825
23
Mar
27 %
Jan
80
Mar
330
r
90
Jun
11% Mar
13%
Jun
11%
11%
Apr
Mav
19%
Jun
Feb
32%
Jan
35 % Mar
75
.47 %
Jun
100
19%
200
30%
50
44%
46%
2.010
6%
1,025
6
May
20%
295
19
Jan
23
Feb
45
25
43% May
52
Jan
6%
500
8
Jan
43
55
39
Apr
43
Mar
65%
45
62
May
66
Jan
8%
29
9
30
all%
pfd—100
865
100
7%
8%
5,055
all % all %
330
75
13%
13%
13 y8
60
37%
—r*
Pipe Line Co .1^.
11 %
20%
Feb
9%
Jun
29
Jun
33%
Jan
11
Jun
14%
Jan
18%
Apr
20%
Jun
6%
Jun
7%
1,381
115% 115%
8%
*
6% Mar
2,000
29
20%
—_•
A—
10F*h
65%
11
Fund—
14
27%
Feb
43
y.
Ltd
40
Acr
13
6%
65%
•
6%
Mar
8% July
45
-20
Power
50%
6%
46%
common____3
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd—
Sobey's Stores class A
13%
38
10
400
19%
50
Ltd
;
90
a
Jan
a__
30%
Ltd....
Mar
89
82
al3
•
preferred
23
23
a
27
.
25
20%
Ltd
Warrants
Southern
12%
23
•
Co
Ltd
Corp
Jan
Jan
<■
*
partic 2nd pfd.
Telephone
Jun
Jun
cum
Jan
19
27 %
Light & Power Co Ltd 10
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common__1.25
Power Corp of Can 4%% cum 1st
pfd 50
non
4
40
Newfoundland
6%
July
Jun
48
42% Mar
100
Jan
Mar
39%
.
Jun
....
a
15
15
July
44%
20
Jun
M)
Mills
3.00
July
Mar;Cr
34% Mar
.
Apr
Jun
26%
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
Moore
Corp Ltd
•
Rice
3.00
20
Jan
1.35
36% Mar
50
365.
8
40
Jun
?"'%
13
Royal
Apr
x
Jan "
50
pfd___10
Mount
65c
1,000
39%
al3
'
37% Mar
120
___50
class
Ltd
8
781
3.00
a__
34
Jan
Jan
:
5,100
a43% a43%
15
a__,
20
40
1.00
37%
t,
39%
40
80c
3.00
common..*
8%
all%
a8%
40
80c
;V.,.v40v:-
29%
A
pfd__
Paper
Co
Jun
Jan
12% Mar
&
Milling
Distilleries
55%
130
Jan
100
Power
Leaf
Dairies
35
14%
85
Ltd
Royal
27% Mar
25
a3.25
*
B
Walter
Mount
Apr
13
Ltd
Feb
14%
24
200
Feb
a3.25
26%
Inc class A
21%
60
Feb
Co
MacLaren
41%
Mar
25
joO
#
44.
a9
Feb
15%
33%
Ltd
class
preferred
class
Companies
Lowney
Melchers
MacKinnon
Structural
steel
com___*
MacMillan Bloedel &
Powell River Ltd •
Maiiman
Corp Ltd common..
•
5%
preferred
~
Loblaw
Maple
42
6
11 'A
Jun
'
Jockey
Jan
Feb
•
common
Investment Foundation
17%
7%
13%
20
pfd.
Canada
(Frank
Jun
350
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
13%
Jan
7% May
•••". 150
5
Ltd
51
Jan
7%
Jun
8%
Consolidated Textile Mills Ltd 5% pfd_20
Consumers Gas common
t
in
Crown
7
42
:
■■i-T
13%
•
.
..
High
Apr
6 % Mar
600
;
16
;'35%
8%
*
Corp Ltd..
a
275
1,350
7
al5s/s
•
Ltd
:
%>:'/•.
13%
Kodiak
Consolidated
:
38
6
V-8%
•
com
"•
6%
Low
13%
.
*
Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd_^__*
Refineries Ltd...
•
Canadian
Cinzano
15%
a
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7
•
A
Canadian
38-
6%
5
Sugar Co Ltd
Collieries
Canadian
Jun
38% May
240
Shares
Low
5
Telephone Co Ltd
Apr
52%
12
for Week
Par
Jun
Apr
250
:
6
39%
36%
250
al4 al4%
12%
7%
7,691
12%
Apr
31%
1,030
Range
of Prices
Jan
10
,
61% Jan
Jan
11 % Mar
f
Sales
Last
Anglo-Canad Pulp & Paper Mills Ldt_*
Lambert (Alfred)
Mar
225
a88
16%
8 %
30
54%
*
~
Lawrence
16
25
Laurentide
St
1,331
5%
39%
a88
7*60
Candy Shops new
Acceptance class A
(M)
11%
38
a42 % a42 %
•
(John)
Secord
Lower
11%
5%
38
10
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
$2
preferred
;
Jamaica
11%
52% Mar
250
3,007
1
Inland Cement preferred
210
9%
31%
5
preferred
57%
9%
30%
4.68%
Acceptance Corp
$2.25
57%
9%
30%
Dollars
Holiday in Canada, the tabulation
Week's
Thursday
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A
Imperial
Canadian
a
Sale Price
Jan
1
General
Great
9%
100
20
in
Jun
10
E)
preferred
General
_
a63%
•
27%
19%
11
—
1
Co
Foundation Co of Canada
27%
„
•
Expressed
STOCKS
Avalon
Famous
Are
Jan
128
•
Eddy Match
Shown
Friday, July 1, being Dominion Day, and
Jan
9%
3%
.
Price*
■
Jun
13%
100
common
Canadian Stock Exchange
■'
shown below is for week ending June
30, and closing sales for Thursday, June 30
•
...
Canada
40
•
common
common
Brewery
Pont
__
•
Chemical
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow
40
*
com
Coal
Textile
-
Steel
&
.
,
9% Mar
114
Apr
13% July
32
%
10
Jan
13
120
Jan
«
Feb
17%
Jan
37%
36%
37%
1,140
*
36%
36%
35% May
36
30%
30 %
36'A
30 %
125
10
330
29
33%
8%
8%
8%
2,720
_•
•
.
-
Feb
May
8% May
12
Jun
May
Feb
Jan
1
Number 5965
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
(41)
and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Frlday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
-
Range
Canada Ltd com—
of
rias
!nn
*•
*
$$S
13 Va
Low
2,550
Apr
16 Va
al2
180
12
Apr
12
11 Va
Jun
12
Mar
500
24
Apr
25
Jun
2.00
2.10
21,985
4.25
4.90
1,725
13
13
13
1,000
1.80
Jun
3.45
Jan
Jan
Stocks-
and Oil
Mining
Mines
Power
Acadia
1
Anacon
400
8c
7c
2.90 Jan
8c
12,500
7c
Paper
3c
1,000
,r.; 3c
Mar
44c
1,000
44c
Jun
4%c
4 VaC
1,000
4VaC
Apr
5c
5c
60c
22c
22c
25c
3,694
22c
Jun
38c
8c
:
'■
Bateman
Mining Corp Ltd
Bellechasse
4c
8 Vac
8 V2c
10c
"
26c
nil
28c
'
i
—
i
Alba
Alberta
Jan
20c
Jan
Alberta
Apr
5c
Jan
6,000
Jun
5c
Jan
Class
51,901
6%c Jun
43c
Jan
Alberta
6,000
25 Vac May
55c
Jan
i
12 VaC
14c
7,500
10c
__—1
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Devonian Petroleums Ltd_*
3c
4V2c
2,500
3c
87% May
13c
Jun
;
Mines Ltd
Campbell
Canadian
10,000
4c
500
11c
Jun
25c
15c
Apr
34c
May
24c
Feb
5c
Jan
Mar
6%c Jan
Ltd
Explorations
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Quebec
Cartier
60c
68c
1
68c
6.80
2.25
Jun
3.60
Jun
7C
92,500
45c
Jan
3c
2,000
3c
5c
Mar
9c
9c
10c
2,700
9c
11 Va
11
11%
4.40
4.75
v
Mar
2,000
i
Allied
A
Minerals
Ltd
1
1
1
.
Corp
Chiboug Copper Corp
Cleveland Copper Corp
Mining
Chess
:•
—
1
X
23c
13%
1.87
6.15
3.20 Feb
4c
Jun
9V2C
8c
Apr
19c
10c
13,500
6c
Mar
'
•
1
Anglo
6Vac
Feb
1.00
July
4c
May
9c
Jun
" 8.55
8.65
1.01 May
6,200
-
450
8.30 Mar
850
17.^17%
17%
Jun
1.15
Anglo
Jan
Ltd
1
1.50
1.50
1.50
300
Gui Por Uranium Mines & Metals
Gunnar
Ltd
Mines
•
;
American
9c
11 Va
Ansil
28
—
1.72 May
1.70
X
-
3c
May
16c
33 Va
Jan
Jan
Coast
May
7,200
30c
Mar
70c
May
Aumaque
Atlas
1.85 May
4VaC
1,000
4V2c
Jun
9c
Jan
150
7.20
Jun
10 Va
Jan
Auto
3VaC
19,500
7c
Jan
22 %
22%
Lingsicle Copper Mining Co
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
Ltd_
Gold
Jan
4.50
Jun
May
29%
';
Jan
Jan
5%%
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Mogador
Mines
9c
9c
Feb
15c
52c
2,000
35c
Mar
61c
May
Molybdenite
Corp
of
18c
3,000
8V2C Jan
37c
May
Bank
12 Va
375
10 V2
Jun
22 Va
6c
Jan
Apr
8c
2Vac
2,500
4V2C
4V2C
5,000
4c
1.13
Jack
61c
6,200
57c
July
17c
18c
1,500
15c
Mar
32c
New
New
9c
3,500
6c
May
12c
New
58c
58c
1,700
58c
Jun
56c
56c
500
47c
Apr
78c
West
Jun
19c
Jan
56c
•
1.12
&
Amulet Mines
Min
Ltd—.1
Ltd
5c
ale
125
3c
Jun
6c
ntt
60c
1,000
44c
Jun
1.20
Jan
n
Gas
2 VaC
66,500
2c
Jun
Mar
2 Vac
2c
2c
1,500
2c
•
7%c
112
27%
Jan
Bell
Belleterre
Bethlehem
Bevcon
90c
Jun
9V2C
5c
Jun
8c
52c
58c
9,400
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
Bibis
9clOVaC
16,700
9c
Jun
16c
10c lOVaC
21,000
10c
Jun
23c
6.70
200
1
1
__
10c
Ltd
1
6.50
1.11
1.07
1.11
1,900
Jan
;j.jO Mar
8.50
Jan
Feb
80c
I5c
20c
31,000
55c
14c
1,400
lie
May
55c
3c
3c
1,000
3c
May
5 Vac
Jun
5Vac
5Vac
5c
Jan
QuehPr
r
-X*U & Expiation
Lithium Corp__
36c
Jun
97c
1.72
1,400
Quemont
^uemont
..1
3c
36c
1.65
1
_
17c
Jun"
12c.
*
Sherritt
r
Jun
I,000
14V2C May
3,500
1.27
2.50 May
Jan
2.50
2.50
6,200
9c
9c
1,200
8V2C
Jun
8.60
8.60
8.60
100
8.60
July
2.75
Steen
iPu{ault
Mines
27c
Sulliv^i0C^ Irop Mines
Consolidated
an
Ltd
Mines Ltd—.
19c
::
a
15c
Jun
43c
3,000
3,275
4.75
Apr
6.50
v
Jan
2.78
3,100
2.60
Jun
3.25
Jan
500
40c
May
60c
8c
Feb
38c
Wenden
7.90
7.85
8.50
1,500
Jun
13%
1.46
300
1.40 May
1.80
Jan
7c
7.85
7c
3,000
7c
Apr
4,000
4c
Jun
16c
Jan
12C 13 VaC
7,296
12c
Jun
42c
For
footnotes,
see
4.45
900
90c
1.00
II,000
38c
40c
14,000
23%
23%'
200
6 Vac
page 44.
1,000
...
1,210
..
1.06
Jan
2.10
Jan
,28
Jun
20
Jan
5V2C
1,000
5c
May
8Vac
8c
8c
4,500
7c
Jun
13VaC
Jan
5 Vac
5%c
4,000
5c
Jun
11c
Jan
6c
6 %c
25,000
6c
Jun
19c
2.30
2.35
900
8%
8%
250
5.00
5.50
8,895
16
16Vs
345
5 Vac
6c
8%
>
60
;
5.00
Jun
Apr
8.00
Jun
Apr
19
Jan
19 %
16% Mar
\
Jan
9 Va
May
16
Jan
2.95
2.21 May
7
Jun
Jan
Feb
1.25
11,820
82c
Jun
Feb
32c
Apr
9V2c May
9,762
7 Vac
7%c
1,450
7 VaC
52
53%
3,905
47% Mar
55%
4,436
56%
Jun
71%
31,762
3.70
Jun
4.60
Jun
15,000
1.30
Apr
1.63
Jan
24c 27 Vac
53%
,
56%
58%
3.70
4.15
1.34
1.33
1.38
41c
41c
41c
11 %c
12c
5,450
6c
6c
4,500
4c
4c
500
57%
,
•
1,050
Jan
Jan
17c
11c
Jun
6c
May
12Vac
Jan
3 VaC May
6V2C
Jan
44
43
44
125
37
Mar
44
35 Vs
31%
35 Va
1,560
23
Mar
35 Va
Jun
14c
15c
1,600
10c
May
24c
Jan
Mines—.
Mines
5
5y8
6c
6c
6 %c
36,700
6c
Jun
52c
11,300
50c
Jun
75c
44%
44
45
20,105
42%
Jan
46
16c
16c
500
16c
63c
68c
1,500
63c
Jun
10c IOV2C
5,052
10c
May
10c
.
;
•
7 VaC
8%c
3,100
7%c
46c
3,116
43c
8c
1,500
7c
8c
20,500
Jun
6c
4c
4c
7,000
4c
44c
32,250
33c
45
505
41
Mar
49%
8%
230
8%
49%
7%
1,104
48%
48%
48%
10
—X
4%c
4c
4%c
9,000
—-—50
50
1
49%
—
Mar
49%
Jun
Apr
10%
Jan
Jan
45
48 %
7%
45
8c
Jun
4c
4.75
4.90
1,670
4.60 May
5.55
Jan
4.25
4.60
12,093
3.50 May
5Vs
Jun
7%
Jun
47 Va
Jan
5%
Jun
6%
7%
6,705
42%
42 %
25
41
Mar
39
39
25
39
Jun
49% May
X
2.04
2.04
2.06
4,400
1.90 May
2.65 Mar
•
25%
25
25%
15,018
25
Jun
Mar
7%
'
Electric—
50
87
85%
74%
87 Va
68
340
80
47
46%
47
103
51
51%
275
47
—
11
10%
11 Va
1,960
Forest
Columbia
Products
Columbia Power
British
Telephone
31%
31
31%
4,685
44%
43%
44%
1,237
42
preferred
Mines
10%
10%
35%
74%
•
•
25
10
—1
74%
Jan
74% Jun
42% Mar
51%
100
100
50
50
Chemicals
Jun
Mar
39
preferred
Reef
Jan
May
4.90
*
—50
Oil.
Columbia
Jan
7c
65c
46
:
4.30
1
•
—
Columbia
Jan
27Vac Jan
May
44
Jan
67c
May
40 %c
50
5%
Feb
Jan
14%c
Jun
5c
6c
Feb
92c
19c
Mar
42c
1
1
Jan
Feb
15Vac
Jun
8c
Jan
Jun
40c
May
44c
8c
——•
Feb
18c
50c
-X
Ltd
7%
Jun
50c
oOc
X
1
1
Mines
'
200
May
5 Va
5%
*
*
—-1
——25
1
Coro—-
American
Broulan
Jan
•
G) common
Petroleum
British
Jan
55c
Jun
41c
-
(T
British
Mar
19c
87 Va
Jun
47
Jun
Mar
51 %
J un
Jun
14 Va
Jan
30 Va May
37%
Jan
Feb
45%
Jun
Feb
11%
Jan
Jun
52c
Jan
16%
Jun
,
Mar
*
10 Va
9%
11
1,000
35c
38c
4,100
15
15%
504
9% Mar
5.30
Feb
12 %c
Jan
2.25
Jan
35c
Jan
4.15
~3C
Feb '!
1
British
IOV2C Jan
5c
5c
52c
Jan
16%
*
preferred
preferred
5 Va % preferred
Jan
1.46
95c
M-mlng CorpI._IH
60c
Jan
•
•
5%
Feb
23%
89c
Jun
12
1
4%%
Jan
37,300
4.15
Ud
Jun
32c
400
90c
Paper class A
&
'
Brown
3.50 May
5,10 May
Mining
Gold
Buffadison
90c
Jun
1.87
Jan
25c
Jan
51c
Jun
Building
f'26Va
Jan
Bullochs
'7c
2,500
12c
Jan
Bunker
Jan
Burns
3c
52c
22% Mar
6 VaC
Jun
3c
1,500
3c
May
52c
200
50c
Jun
4%c
71c
Mar
1
Company
Buffalo
Red
6c
Smelting—
—
Ankerite
Buffalo
^":"dudp'°_ratl0"s
38c
13,300
82c
Pioneer
Britalta
Jan
19c
40c
38c
Jan
3,506
37c
90c
Mersey preferred
Brunswick
"SwSlutd—L—
Jan
46c
is
Traction common-
Bright
Jan
19c
13c
Jan
10c
May
Jan
11
40C
7c
6c
68%
'V1 4§u,,,'jun '
14%
1
Uranium
Brockville
TiabCh|Lake
1,000
Jan
32c
38c
18
Ltd
Preferred
Jan
16c
Ltd..-.
Jan
-
14%
10
Bralorne
3.85 Mar
3.15
17c
....
Mines
35%
26% Mar
Jun
.18
Boy mar Gold Mines
Jan
5.60
2.74
Ltd_„„—
Ltd—IIII
Jan
Feb
5.00
Mines
Paper
Bowraters
'
Feb
5.35
"
&§^ineS
Jan
1.02
54
25
25
pfd-.——
preferred -i—:
5Va%
Apr
17c
17c
5.35
38
43
1
Cooper Corp
Corp
Bowater
4%
Corp
rce River Mines Ltd
35c
May
80
1
Mines
British
St°bSal Minjng
Jun
70c
245
1.50
—
Brazilian
1.65
2.50
Wng & Refining Ltd-IIIl
Mining Corp Ltd
17C
3.30, 3.45
3.40
Jan
Jun
,
Jan
27c
Jun
1,175
7C
Feb
13 Va
Jun
6.50
55
9%c Jan
36c
3,000
500
Ud-1
Jan
7.60
5.75 Mar
14c
46%
20%
Bridge Tank common
CnlbflDitglmS.U ?oldfields
Quebec
Jan
1
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
Jan
1.72
14VaC
27%
7c
XO
Quebec
Bay
Bordulac
Feb
14c
•
Jun
54%
20
Mines
Uranium
:
.
Jan
7c
46%
27%
1.25
Mines
Yukon
Black
Jan
1.36
14c
1
1
4.00
54%
1.50
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Feb
1 y 18 %c
1
Jun
1,500
1
Mining
Telephone
Jan,
Jun
4c
500
(Quebec) Ltd_l
2.00
*
Jan
15c
500
58c
9 Va
46%
27%
-1
Power
Jan
500
1
28
20%
preferred—.
Belcher
Feb
5c
15
210
72c;
72c
*
Lodge
6c
4c
Producers Ltd
.
1,500
6.00
•
1
Bros
5c
:
15
and (Chib) Mines Ltd■;
8c
Duquesne
Beatty
5c
Uranium Mines Ltd
$
1,500
B
Beaver
.
4c
fne, Prime Mines Ltd—:
Prol?
vo
895
15c
Petroleums
Seattle
15
Corp
Gold
Mining Co Ltd—
P
7.75
Jan
90c
Jun,
4
1
Exploration
Bowater
LanuJ.ash Lake
6.75
6.80
Mines
Consolidated
Bathurst
1
1
Corp—
Obalskl (1945) Ltd
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Mines
6.00
14 VaC
Mines
Bicroft
Uranium
1,000
——•
Mines
Uranium
Bata
_1
;
nvn^lSk?TCopper Mines
7c
Montreal
of
Baska
Feb
60c
*
Ltd
Asbestos
9,500
7c
ale
60c
—50c
American Rare Metals Ltd--
Orchan
7C
Base Metals Mining
Jan
5 Vac
7c.
Ltd_l
Mines
Nocana Mines Ltd—
worth
100
Mines
Barymin
Jun
57c
_1
1
Explorations
Santiago Mines Ltd
:
North American
2.00
3.80
Feb
__1
Uranium
Spring Coulee Oil
2.00
Bank of Nova Scotia
Jan
8c
Ltd—
Canada
Mylamaque
Lake
1,500
"
—*
Oil
Bankeno
Jan
57c
S
Formaqne Mines. Ltd—
New
4.60
Jan
2VaC
Banff
Class
New
4.00
11,300
,
Apr
Jun
2c
__1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
New
65c
4.00
7%c
-*0c
Bankfield
—1
-
Mines Ltd—
Ltd
Jan
Jun
Mines
2nd
Barnat
Mid-Chibougamau
6%c
Jun
5%preferred,
12
1
1
Feb
Feb
Jun
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
22
14c
1
Jan
10c
42c
Electric
1,180
1,000
1
Ltd_
Jun
26c
6%c Mar
41c
Mines
Gold
14c
22%
9c
Co
May
2.45
.150
45 V*
16 Vac Mar
1,200
-
Yellowknife
Aunor
7.20
.
:
40% Mar
1,580
7%c
4,020
20c
7c
7VaC
Copper
Steels
Atlas
4VaC
4.50
Jan
12,940
Aumacho River Mines
5c
Mar
1.50 May
3e
Jan
21
295
20c
33c
Atlantic
Feb
4c
60c
Jan
33%
Mar
28
10
45%
Feb
Feb
3.20
Jun
19% Mar
9,679
21
18%
36c
May
42c
•>
Nickel
Feb
46c
Oil
30%
27%
Acceptance common
2c
52c
Addison Gold Mines Ltd
30
21
40c
Arcadia
Atlantic
300
1
Kerr
1.50
8c
Oil
Asamera
Associated
100
1
Israel Continental
1,825
44Vi
•
50
50
J.
6,500
Iso
5
._
1.51
21
1
2,105
4.50
_*
Ltd—
1.50
—1
——
3c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd—
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
Mines
20c
46c
preferred
Gold Mines—
Arjon
Jan
3c
v
1
Haitian Copper Mining Corp
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd
Feb
4,250
8% May
Feb
18Va
7c
$2.50
7.20
Ltd_l
—
6%
50
—,—27 %
Imperial class A
'33
3c
Jun
200
V
42c
Argus Corp common
$2.40
preferred
Mar
Mar
9c
30%
40 Va Feb
41c
Mines
Anthes
Jan
21
1.45 May
5,000
7,010
8%
22c 24 %c
*
1
1.80
55c
Jan
18%
20c
7c
—4.75
Exploration-
a2VaC a2%c
55c
Jan
60
7c
Huronian
3c
;;
19%
52% Mar
2.00
1.80
Mines
Jun
17
8%
1
Area Mines
1.25 May
Jun
jw:
—
Jan
44c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
26,300
.•
Feb
13%
I2V2C Jun
Feb
31 Va
60c
Feb
9.20
18 %
1.50
:
Jan
63c
32
31%
50c
Petroleums
8c
6,700
31 Va
Jan
Jun
36c
lc
Warrants
Anchor
Atlin-Rulfner
Golden Ace
80
Jan
Jun
4.85
Jun
12c
Controls
6Vac
1.45
:
456
55
30 Va
——10c
Pete
Mar
1.20
Gateway Oils Ltd
17 Va
Jan.
Apr
102%
Jun
3.50
1,764
25
50
1
—_—1
Mines
5c
1,350
& Exploration Inc_.
>
Jan
28 Va
Jun
100
1,913
11,305
6,970
-
Nepheline
1,000
4c
Frobisher Ltd
\
2.90
2.35
20o
Leduc
Lead
5 Vac
1.45
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining
pfd
Jun
9c
16%
8,239
18
4.00
36c
•
4%
3c
3V2c May
1.19
X
Apr
1.20
May
1.75 May
10%
•
-
-
Ltd
Co
500
1.00
ok
;*
Jun
72c
9,300
9.65
22c
15,500
4c
—
•>
3.70
Minerals—1——10c
3c
92c
•17 V»-
1.90
800
79c
2.15
17%
31%
8%
18'A
5c
1.10
4c
1,725
2.10
-
100% 101%
*
20
—
Roxana
Analogue
Jan
IIIi
-
Jan
17
.
American
Jan
1,000
III
Ltd
Mines
Metal
Febi
7 VaC
36c
Amalgamated Rare Earth
id'i
Fab
44c
Jan
10%
-
Ltd
Apr
4c
75c
18
4 V2 %
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Jan
Jan
1.19
•
Mines
Sullivan
17,855
1.00
,
——
Leaseholds Ltd
Dominion
East
34c
4,000
Oils
Consol
5 VaC
5 Vac
1
Ltd_-_.—
Ltd
Mines
Dome
2,525
4c
*
1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Consolidated Vauze
Mines Ltd
—1
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd_—X
Denison Mines
Jan
4.00
3c
Mines Ltd—
Monpas
Consolidated
77c
1.75
100%
American
Jun
85,500
~
Jan
Feb
8 VaC
4c
54c
"
Jan
8 Vac
7c
9c
7,033
54%
Pacific
Aluminum
Jan
8 Vac
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—:—_1.50
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
1
Jan
70c
79c
warrants
Aluminium
Jan
11c
5%c
8c
21
2.00
preferred
A
Anacon
Chemalloy
3.65 Mar
Jun
2.00
2.10
Trunk-—-
Gas
Alminex
Jun
5c
Jun
4.40
2,600
•
68c
S'
10% Mar
1,475
2.40
Jan
17%
4c
,
Preferred
Jan
5V2C
2.00
2.60
580
35c 37 %c
•
i
Algoma Steel
Jan
3c
3c
2.31
4,275
65c
Preferred
Jan
10,033
'
4.50 Mar
5V2C
1
1
*
-*
---
Jun
10,300
4c
6,000
18
Jan
650
2.28
4c
13c
3.60
1
Algom Uranium common
Algoma Central common
Jan
4,967
.
6.10
2.25
1
1
1
Nickel Mines Ltd
Canorama Explorations Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd
Carbec
Mines Ltd——Canalask
5.90
5.90
21 Vac
13c
1
Gold—-
Algonquin Bldg Credits common
Calumet Uranium
9%
3.40
68c
1
Yellowknife
Class
5c
19 % May
Jun
-
Voting trust
Apr
4c
16c
Ltd
Distillers common
3 Vac
11c
Feb
Jan
85
17%
Warrants
Xlc
5c
12
18
10
Explorations
3,000
16c
16c
i
Apr
125
87
Jun
Jun
2,000
„
lie
Mines Ltd—
Ltd
—
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp..
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines LtdBelle-Chibougamau
Bluewater Oil & Gas
Mines
Akaitcho
Jan
Mar
12c
'
lie
3V2C
4c
350
19
87
87
Agnew Surpass Shoe—
Apr
lie
9%
19
•
100
Agnico
Mar
3VaC
9%
*
common
Jan
May
•
Sugar
A
8 VaC
4c
4c
Jun
J
4c
3%c
23 Va
13c
40c
*
21% Mar
3.60
2,000
1
1,040
1
91,050
_—
23%
•
4c
Mines Ltd—
Ltd~i—
Bay Mining Co_ -
23 Ve
Advocate Mines Ltd
60c
1
Talc Ltd
Jan
23%
Acn-.e Gas & Oil
,
Baker
41%
Jan
4c
Band-Ore Gold
Barvallee Mines
Jan
Mar
Jan
—1
Exploration Ltd
40c
35
Jan
56c
2,500
19c
4,552
4c
59c
III1#
4,635
39 Va
89c
X
Mines Ltd-«™f Tj'"""
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd--.
Atlas-Telefilm Ltd _—
Arno
28c
37
.j
!
High
22c
38%
common
Preferred
Jan
20c
Jun
3c
13
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
1
Ltd
&
Atlantic
Class
3.60 Mar
.
9.40 Feb
.
44C
3c
i;w
Atlas
Augustus
1,200
9.75
.20o:
Mining Corp Ltd—
Anthonian
3.50
9.65
"III
Ltd
Lead Mines Ltd—
Mines
Ameranium
3.50
1
Ltd—
Aigon Uranium Mines Ltd——
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Shares
High
Low
25
Abacus
Preferred
Advocate Mines
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
6.00 Mar
Abitibi
Westeel
Last
Sale Price
17% May
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
6.00 Mar
Jan
12
Canadian Dollars
in
Expressed
Are
Friday, July 1, being Dominion Day, and a Holiday in Canada, the tabulation
shown below is for week ending June 30, and closing sales for Thursday, June 30
Apr
176
25 1
4.75
•
Ltd (D E)
Products Ltd
High
HVa
2.io
Pen Co
12%
Shown
Prices
al2
25
•
Range Since Jan. 1
11'/a
—
principal
Waterman
13 %
—30
united8 corporXtlons"preferred-II
Toronto Stock Exchange
Shares
High
''
uSited Amusement Corp Ltd cl
41
(Range for Week Ended July 1)
for Week
Low
13%
wwtkwikVrt It laibWK'tM
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
•
Burrard
Lake
Products
Ltd
Hill
class
A_—
Extension
—
Dry
—
Dock
—
class A
—
1
X
1
—1
3.50
3.40
3.55
1,950
2.90 May
5 VaC
5%C
6VaC
18,150
5%c Jun
6%
75
5%
180
6c
6c
4,000
13%
*
1,000
30 Vs
5%'
*
—•*
5%c
30
6c
1.90
5%c
1.90
*
*
5,400
13 %
395
6%
6%
1,100
1.65
1.60 May
5%c May
29 Va
Jan
5
Feb
6c
Jun
12% Mar
5%
Jan
8c
34%
.6
8c
Mar
Jun
Jan
Mar
14
Jun
7
Apr
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(42)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
1
Oils
&
Mines
Calvan
Consol
•
Oils
Gas
Canada
&
Cement
Iron
Malting
Canada
Oil
Foundries
common-
Canada
Canadian
Bank
Mtge
Class
A
Class
B
■
45 %
43%
2.50
11%
1.60
1.50
1
•
•
1.60 r
Canadian
Curtis
Devonian
10
215
>»,• 16
4.15
3.50
2,065
4.00
385
781
„
20
20 Va
2,516
30%
30%
26
Dredge
6
'I
6%
11,728
70c
75c
15,250
8%
8%
3,100
71c
76c
975
Fairbanks
1.55
Oil
2.75
Feb
13%
13%
13%
838
40c
41c
8,585
1.43
1.52
16,620
9
9
350
6V4
6'A
6%
310
*
3.75
3.75
3.75
500
14
14
14
100
20c
24c
24c
25c
2,000
Hydrocarbon
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Malartic
North
Canadian
Inca
Petrofina
preferred
Thorium
Tire
Corp
class
Natural
Gas
B
Mines
16c
25c
9%
9%
37
Del
Gold
180
__
Trust
Kayrand
Mincs_^
Copper
Mining
8.50
12,000
3 Vac
6c
184
>V>60
170
Feb
125
13
Apr
30
75
28
15%
16
375
15%
Jun
16%
14%
—
14%
100
13%
Feb
15
7c
16%
Mar
lie
5,500
10c
Jun
67c
11%
199
80c
47,765
67c
40
Jun
7c
7c
11
11%
29c
29c
8,000
>
6c.
16Vac
Mar
11c
Mar
10% Mar
13%
4.40
4.35
4.75
15,498
93c
93c
1.06
11,100
93c
9c
9%c
8,900
9c
4.35
Jun
6.20
Jan
Jun
1.40
Jan
May
15c
Jan
87c
6,700
75c
Jun
;
1.24
Jan
Cockshutt
Farm
Coin
Lake
Equipment
Gold
Combined
Commonwealth
Key
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Mines
Callinan
Central
Flin
*
Cadillac
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon
Oil
Consolidated
Fenimore
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Consolidated
Consol
Mines
Lake
Hy Hi well
Genex
2,100
9c
May
15c
Jan
48c
1,600
48c
May
80c
Jan
Geo
16,000
46c
Jun
67c
4.50
Apr
Giant
Mascot
5.20 Mar
Giant
Yellowknife
Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Mic
$■'.
16
12,850
17%
1,345
13
12c
13c
6,000
3.90
4.00
1,100
8%
8%
310
21c
3,433
2.30
Mac
Ltd
125
54c
17,200
15s*
1,025
Jun
May
Apr
3.74 Feb
7%
20c
Jan
Jan
Jan
600
3.15
10.510
23c 28 %c
26,533
3c
8c
Jan
Jan
2.95
22c
Apr
Jun
Mar
17c
4,678
15c
Jun
4c
5c
3,840
4c
May
30c
35c
2,000
26c
46c
98,850
38c
48c
51,300
1.60
1.75
5,775
Jan
40%c May
26c
Mar
18
Consolidated
17%
18%
7,074
17
Mogul
Mar
1
83c
81c
85c
3,780
69c
Exploration___l
May
18c
16c
18c
13,500
2
1.59
1.53
1.59
4,639
99c
1
16c
13c
16c
11,000
12c
Mosher
Negus
Mines
Consolidated
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consumers
Class
Regcourt
Mines——
West
B
Gas
Conwest
1
Mines
Ltd—.
:
common
Exploration
Cournor
For
B
Mar
45c
Mining
Xootnotes,
;
see page
44.
25%
21 Va Mar
Jan
1.78 Mar
22c
Jan
Jan
Feb
39%
5c
1,285
5c
May
31c 34 VaC
3.00
38y8
138,865
3.30
2,455
28c
3.00
Mar
Apr
10c
Jan
Jan
48c
3.95
3.00
18c
39%
3,980
34
Mar
10
99
Feb
103%
99
Feb
104
103 103%
3.00
260
3.35
3,600
16c
18c
8,240
8 Vac
8 Vac
2,557
1.17
1.17
1.23
6,983
17%
17%
630
16%
16%
11%
11%
28c
33c
9,000
6 VaC
6 %c
500
11%
30c
3.00
Jan
11c
8 %c
103 % 103%
103
Jan
48
Jan
80c
Jan
Mar
9
% Jun
11%
Apr
63
May
88%
Jan
64
130
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1,585
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150
4.25
3.00
545
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11 Va
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8.70
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•
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5.75
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warrants
3,137
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40 Va Mar
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24%
-
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39% May
Jun
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Hallnor
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1st
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common
1.75
p
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>
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a-
1
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12c
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1
840...
4,900
lie
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10,000
14,500
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15c
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23c
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36c
Apr
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May
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92
92
53%
■
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92
53%
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16c
May
31 %c
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7c
Mar
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14c
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4V2C
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11%
Mar
6c -j
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1
Paper preferred
Apr
12c
12c
1
!
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; 9.
Jan
2.50
!
Headway Red Lake—.—
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Jun
10c
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Hendershot
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—
100
4 VaC
1.40
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11 .11'A
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300
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105
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15'A
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Jun
Jan
15 %c Mar
8c
Apr
75
Jan
97
Jan
50
Mar
55
May
Jan
18% Jan
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18
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10%
Jun
12%
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Mar
40c
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10c
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22%
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23
1,965
29% Jan
21% May
1,499
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16% Apr
25c
1
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preferred
110
.
1
Harding Carpets
Jun
1.80
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350
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103
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104
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250
43' 43% *
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.
15
1,765 V.
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2.20
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92
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6.25
Jan
32
i
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8,135 •
•
7
41
43%
1
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Guaranty Trust
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28%
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2,626 V
v
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81 Va
" 1,500 ' "
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98
103 •;
24% Mar
55
3.5%
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3.75 Jun
'29,862
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warrants
1958
Jan
12
Apr
4c; "Jun:
Apr
May
Jan
85c
1.84
98
warrants—
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26c
13c
Apr
43c
•
18,500 ;*
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Jun
Jan
*
Jan
135
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Jan
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4.00
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72c
1.24
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4.65
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•
26 Va
98
1
common
50c
20
91c
6c"
40c
25
35%
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1956
•
Jun
39
:
100
<-
5c
•
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:
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Jan
17
2.80
1.80
88%
1
common—
Coal
6c
Jun
J
Power
Northern
•.Voting
Feb
35%
Feb
3.75
1.83"
1
Plains
32c
Apr
II_IIIII
9%
4c'.
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54c
5c
j
130
9%
*
West
Jun
4c
•
,
130
4c
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Feb
Jan
33c
Mar
Map
.
62c
4-,600
•
66'
13%
A
Great
Jun
11,625
3.10
class
Great
3c
17%
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130
9%
•
,
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28c
16,600
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100
52c
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14
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B
Jan
9%c
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Apr
22c
5c
34 %c
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Feb
500
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;
64%
17 %
j.__<
Mar
3.20
25c
Jun
Jan
2,300
6,650
42%
48c
1
7c
5,098
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A
48c
*
46c
3,500
4c
1
6c
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2,100
;
44c 46 V2C
42%
103
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Jan
18%
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1
2.92'
11%
i
32c
5c
■
5c
•
7c
common
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Jan
28c 28 %c
6c
•
Imperial
Lead
Mar
1
100
I
Class
*
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1
10
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug—
Coulee
4 %c
100
,____
preferred
■'
7,440
-70c
2.80
44V2c
1
_
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Great
Apr
24 Vac 24 %c
28c
•
u
I—II
Cosmos
14 %c May
l
Mines
Basin
Distillery class
\
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Coppercorp Ltd
Corby
Jun
3.85
Feb
.
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Co
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Sannorm
Sudbury
A
Class
1.55
5c
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Consolidated Quebec Gold
Consolidated Red Poplar
4c
Jan
12c
5%c Jun
1,000
1.75
Consolidated
4%•
preferred
Gordon Mackay
Granduc
•
Consolidated
2.80
7'/2
Goldfields Mining
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Goldra.v
Goodyear Tire Canada common.
Great
3,000
Jan
May
19c
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•
16
70c
:
;
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—
Jan
•
Morrison
16
1
Mines
i:26c
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16
:_—__*
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3c
48c
Goldale
Great
16c
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1.54
Jan
1.90
v'
100
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Jan
8c
43c
2.65
1.78
64 Va
..10cJun
8;500
21%
1
Prospecting
13% Jan
Consolidated
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3,500
33 Va
19
11%
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64c
6c
44c
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Scientific
Mar
8c
35c
Feb
42c
5,200
16 %c
Jan
4.90
11
4 V2c
17c
15c
Jun
4c
2.95
Feb
Jan
Jun
2.10 Mar
12 %
44c
3.30
25%
Jun
89C
-
31%
•
Glacier Explorers
12 Vac May
4c
Apr
25 %c
1
_
Oils
2.30
12%
50c
2.76
Jan
1.40 May
50% Mar
"6,000 *
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22c
10
Drill 'class
Wares
49c
3c
1
1.36
J an
10c
Jun
•.A
9c
3.05
1
13c
5c
20c
21
1%
46c
2.85
Jan
1.53
Jun
*
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Steel
1
Arrow
11c
5c
21c
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15
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Petroleum
2.76
8c
Jan
Mar
"
20c
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General
2.90 Mar
Jan
Jan
:
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;
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4%C
7
1.03
•
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Jan
16c
1
.
——I
+
Jan
12 %
,
94c
1.02
*
,
,
55c
51c
1
500
1
A
preferred—
42c
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8,170
59
1
Ltd
Jun
20c
1
12,400
1.52
59
1
Bakeries
May
12 VaC
*
1.39
1.50
100
22c
1
Mines
1.36
•
common
26c
3,400
22c
5c
1.52
1
*
Power
7,328
4.75
Mar
3,500
1.36
•
30c
8%
2.50
8C
5C
—„•
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preferred
26c
10c
9
13 Va
T
26c
100
prior
General
Mar
2,000
.1
Feb !
11c
Jun;,
;
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111,125
5c
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9
5c
5c
25c
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Feb
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5c
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1
common...
26c
2.30
Mines
Con
Ltd
Mines
Jan
%
36 V2C 43 V2C
,c*
preferred
5%%
10%
V
62% Mar
*
National
Coniagas
—
Jan
.;
Jun
12,000
1
;
8
16%
TOc
1
Jan
11
6
\
Jan
5.45
55 Va
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10
..
9%
Jun
Apr
1,135
9
•
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Jan
Jun
Mar
6%
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11
9-
42c
*
60 % Mar
3.90
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Conduits
11.
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1
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General
I
_■
Jun
41
y-
9c
.
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*5%
Jan
13 %
13 % Mar
3,462
: 4,515
.
5 c. 5%C
11
*
50
1
Metals
5%c
";'V:
1
Ltd
59,700
2.82
•
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10
1
61
16
Enterprises
9%
Co
48c
Cellulose
9%
iA
Mines
10c
..
9%
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(U
4.75
Mines
Columbia
Combined
Co
46c
1
137/8
5%
3.00
:.. 200 /
1
.
55
13%
1
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Oatmeau
1,100
225,
7
52%
1
class
34c
1
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7
55
;
French
Gaitwln
6'A
13%
Canada
Frobisher
a
-
32c
•
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Feb
y:
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61
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9%
*
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32 %c
'
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of
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75c
412
common—*
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Francoeur
Jan
9%Cr
12
Feb
Corp
Foundation
Feb
49c
May
11%
Apr
4.00
99
Debentures
25c
Jun
98
1
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.
Apr
5,150
2.50
,
Mining
Mining %
Ford
Jun
2,000
*••1'* 75
Jan
Developments
Grain
Fleet
Mar
1.47 Jan
2.50
97
Mines
Uranium
Fleetwood
Jan
Feb
2.50
85
Mines
Fatima
Jan
Jan
2.50
Mar
9.00
,21
98
Mines
Far west
12% Mar
Jun
Jun
Jan
Gold__.
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Jan
Jun
Jun
16 Va
1,400 :
52
Corp
Faraday
Jan
39%
6.05
4,575
Jun
.
Fargo Oils Ltd
Apr
13%
Feb
13 Va
79c
—1
&. Smelting—
&
3,700
26%
May;:
10c
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Mining
35
180
15%
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9
25
'
20
Mines
Chihougamau
525
6.30
18 Vt
40
Mineral—
Federal
13%
'
1
Jaculet
>>
,
&
&
24% Jan
30
.
•
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Feb
22% Mar
6.05
16%
2,833
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Jan
43c
19% Mar
1
:
27c
5,781
>
1
.
Jun
Mar
22c
21
Jun
3.00
Famous
Feb
1.04 Jan
31 %■ Jan
16%
6.05
•
Falconbridge Nickel
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Jun
May
277/s Mar
41%
common.
Jan
Jan
68c
Jun
IOV2C
4C
3 %c
*
Rio
Pat
3%c
•
;
4.50
Jan
2,000
9.05
•
Ltd
40c
12%
May
5%
common:
Paper
Sol
51c
Feb
Jan
10
40 Va
common
Co
Malartic
Eureka
55c
Apr
8.55 Jun
16%
•
Petroleum
Eldrich
Jan
17
3.171
9%
37
8.50
125,221
■'<
21
243/4
8.50
1
.
Porcupine
Chromium
19%
23%
1
Corp
Central
Gold
19%
24 Va
29,600
9% Mar
17%
14%c
Jun
42c
5%
I
Elder
;
20
Ltd
Asbestos
Central
Chimo
Jun
24c
com__•
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Chib
12%
13c
*
_
Chiboug
663
24c
_*
common
Mfrs
Candore Exploration
Can Erin Mines
Chartered
13%
4.65
Jun
16c
.
*
Western
Chesterville
3.80
45c
1
Vickers
preferred
Charter
1,550
6,035
40c
1
Corp
Canadian
Central
10
4.50
•
Wallpaper
Cassiar
10
4.20
Oils
East Sullivan
El
8.55
28%
17
Jan
Apr
40%
.
Copper
East
Mar
Jun
59C
28 Vs
100
Eddy
May
Jun
10
Salt
Superior Oil
Canadian
Captain
15
38c
1.80
•
25
4%
Apr
Jun
4.75
40 %c
•
Railway
Canadian
13 %
24c
10,700
3,045
1,590
52c
28%
55c
7c
500
15,925
Jan
14c
29c
*
.
A—'
Amphi
Jan
Jun
47c
9.00
33c
:
common—*
Chemical
Textile
East
Jan
7%
4.50
13 %
•
10%
8.70
Jan
7V2C Jan
Jun
12
;_
Mines
Dynamic
Apr
Apr
515
1
Mines
common
Pacific
Canadian
6
3,576
10
•
2.60
3.10 May
1.90
4.25
Canadian
Canadian
Jun
8% Mar
4.85
•
Canadian Oil Cos.
Canadian
1.43
1.80
•
common
Northwest
Canadian
Jan
4.75
2.50
Gas
Gold
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
1.88
Canadian
Canadian
16
61c
Mar
11,075 ;
8c
7c
47c
8.55
*
:
.
—
&
Industries
Duvan
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\V-K!- 104% May
19c " Feb
25
common
& Steel
Prefered
Duvex
13% May
25c
4.75
Oil
Warrants
Dover
May
6%c
6,500
Apr
Jan
3.00
Tar
Dominion
Jan
2Qc
8,200
2,000
—,-* •
•
Magnesium
Donalda
Jan-
3.65
12%
1.40 May
Apr
Mar
7c
17%
Electrohome
Dominion
Feb
Jun
*
Canadian
>
Dominion Stores
Feb
85c
Jun
5C
Jan
6c
12c
i
r
Jan
11 Va
Apr
•
Husky
Feb .:.
Jun
2.20
common
Canadian
1.34
Jun
7%
71c
7%
99'%
10-
21c
2.50
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
775
2,071
24c
25c
Petroleum
1.50
J: Feb:1
6c
7c
-«
Dominion Foundry
Preferred
Juri
10%
9
Crest
70c
7%
110
class
High
31
Apr
5% May"
4,700
Canadian
Canadian
28
23,151
1.46
A
Jan
11
Canadian Food Products
Gen Securities
\22%
Oils
OVjcMar
.
5c *; Apr
-
23c
—1
•
Jun
1.20 May
75
4,425
6c
Jan
3.60 May
..Feb
7c
Warrants
Jan
Jan
Sc
200
';;v
100
20c
2.20
,
Feb
1,000
77/B
5c
I
-
Jun
22%
•
8%
Feb
5.75
13%
Mar
24c
Seagrams———.—2
Dominion
Jan
7%
20c
"■
-
Dominion Coal preferred—
Dominion Dairies common
Jan
14%
1.55
16%
Class B
18% Mar
6.60
•
2.30
A_50c
class
Feb
11
;
1
&
Jun
1.50
*
•
Morse
7.05
Jun
3.75
2.25
2.25
•
Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Jun
3.50
12
Palmer
6c
1,350
-
.
18
Jan
2.u0
*
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3.40 Mar
1
Mines
_.
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69c
Feb
—1
_
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6c
100
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1.20
5c
1——1
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Jan
9%
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9c
1.20
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3.45
5%C
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1
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13% "
9C
7%
preferred_ii
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Mar
"
1
,
Mines
Dome
Feb
10
75c
preferred.
8c
44,688
common
_
Mines
Distillers
Jun
Jun
12
>
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Devon
Feb
Jun
:>>; 1.73
.
3.40
Delnite
Jun
8%
Petroleum
Steel
1.35 May
'•2,685
1
Denison
; Jan
5.25
38
13%
•
Wright
Drawn
58
11%
31
1
Canadian
>
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4,846
IIII3
common
Jun
Jun
Feb
37
6%
Collieries
2.50
10%
20
High
Jun
1.90
19%
warrants
A—
Timber
A
Deldona
47% Feb
Jan
•
Preferred
48 V
Jun
56
3.75
—25
Pete
5,580
'
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Feb
42% May
46% Mar
20
V,;V:
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24c
.
200 '
540
6c
Canada
Mines
Darag.on Mines
Decoursey Brewis Minerals—
Jan
41 Va
of
Minerals
•.Class
Jan
4%c
13%
•
.
"
19%
1
CuscoMines''
•
Jan
1.35
! ; ' ■ 39c
1,500
3.75
common
May
2,975
13%
•
A
10c
53%
■
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4,100;
V
5.30
Crush International Ltd
:
23% Mar
V
Jun
4%C
3.50
class
96c
35%
37
com.
435
18%
52%
.
26c
1.90
13%
Ltd
Warrants
Jan
24%
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Crowpat
Jan
4%c
52%
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Jan
33%
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2,913
v'
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Feb
Mar
14% Mar
Jun
16%
>
250
2.76
11%
3.55
63c
Jun
26
49 > ■'/>> '321>.V. >47%
2.51
Chemical
Canadian
12c
41W
May
>24% May
12% May
b 3,600
2.250
11%
common
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
12c
48%
warrants
Canadian
1.00
44
20
preferred
Canadian
96c
1
Aluminium
Celanese
Canadian
995
» •'
100
Jun
9% May
225
•
Jun
4.30 Mar
650
16%
Creative
Jun
3.25 Mar
"172
23%
'
24c
_______
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.90
24c
.
■
Craigmont Mines
Crain
20
43C
906
<
>
16%
>
Copper £
Bit
Jan
Feb
900
43%
"
10
Commerce
;
14 Va
_1.25
Minerals
Canners
Canadian
$1%
•
35
12,000
V
26%
26%
•>■
21%
97
5,200
>>
Jan
57c
Jun
16%
600
48c
23%
1.00
warrants
Canadian
98
3.25
1
of
British
13,774
26
;
v
>;>
preferred
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
20
14
;
14
>16%
V
•
Petroleum
Astoria
13% May
98
ui-t
I
—
Canadian
1,020
26%
26%
26
B
Steamship
Tungsten
31c
15%
15
1,500
6.15
I-IlU
Canada Packers class A
Permanent
35c
10%
x
Low
Shares
'
45c
:
:
12c
Southern
Craig
10
•
Lands
Canada
Cowichar.
Jan
5.90
•
Canada
Jan
16c
10
III20
preferred
Canada
20c
Jun
3.25
•,;.-'-
..
45c
Warrants
Class
May
10c
19
"
*
—_
Canada
8c
1,665
5.90
Stone
Cut
2,300
1
common
Canada
'
of Prices
Par
10c
1
Preferred
Crushed
19%
•
High
9 %c
'
•
Chibougamau
Red Lake
Canada
\
—1
-
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
9c
15%
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1;
High
31c
I
•
—Too
Oil—
Calvert
Shares
10c
«...
—25c
Calgary & Edmonton—
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
Campbell
Campbell
> • >f
1
Petroleum
for Week
LOW
Week's
Friday
Range
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended July 1)
Sales
of Prices
/
Sale Price
.
.
-
3.25
Jan
4.00
Jan
I'MrfiKtffiinWft4ft < H >rfuf
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192
Volume
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(43)
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Friday
V
Par
..
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Exploration
Hydra
TnSis
11%*
6
39%
i—-
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13
100
13
Jun
217/«
25
-
-1
—♦
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25
_-_5
*
—
35
-1
—
2.50
2.50
-1
52c
44c
55c
-
Mining
2.15
Ltd
Oils
i
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30c
3,000
23c
Jun
45c
Jan
21c
21c
9c
26c
21c
9%c
27c
7,200
4,000
1,944
20c May
8%c Jun
25c May
29c
17c
43c
Jan
Jan
1.90
1.95
4,800
1.18 May
*
__
1.90
100
•.
•
11%
13
__
2.20
2.20
33c
8,936
690
7c
1
—
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6c
22c
—
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26%
17'/a
17
9
1
Mines
Gas
Lake Lingman
—
2.30
1
;
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Gold
__
3.00
*
Mines
Langis Silver
;
1
Latin American
I;
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Laura Secord Candy new common
3
Leitch Gold
1
__
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7c
1,000
11,000
700
12c
3.45
28c
31c
11,600
3.25
3.25
600
3.00
3.15
53c
58c
2,600
9,700
1.04
78c
1.06
459,468
14%
14%
14%
1,304
1.40
1.39
1.45
3,500
4,000
2,050
Gold
Mines
1
5c
5c
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
1
2c
2c
A
Class B
__
_
"
"
II"
90c
Apr
1.01 Jan
2.80 Jan
28
27%
28%
27%
28%
28%
50
4434
44
45%
7.00
6.80
7.00
93c
__
93c
52c
50c
94c
7
10c
55c
37c
34c
37c
5c
5c
__
8%c
5c
10c
6%c
7
8%c
10c 10%c
6%c
7c
.
Delhi
1
Mines
_
"1
_
2.47
16c
Explorations
1
MacLeod Cockshutt
I
MacMilian
Powell
Blodel &
Mad,sen Red Lake
Magnet Consolidated
__
I_1
__
_♦
15
1
River.
2.61
Mines
1
~~
Ltd
I
Fields.—
_
_
New
Dickenson
New
Feb
Mines
MillinS
New
Jason
Kelore
Mines
i
;
2.00 Jun
Apr
22%
22%
40
5.00
93c
6
29
30%
28%
28%
Feb
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jun
Jan
May
Jun
Jun
Jun;
Mylamaque Exploration
New
Senator
9.00^ Jan
1.00 Mar
8
Jun
18c Jan
67c Apr
36%c Jan
8c
Feb
19c Jan
15c Jan
8%cMay
46%cMar
19%c Feb
l%cMar
10c May
6c Feb
2.70
5c
25%
i%c
2%c
5,500
i%c jun
7c
8c
2,500
7c
Jun
17c
Jan
4c
4c
1,000
4c
Apr
27c 28%c
11,483
25c
Mar
12,500
5c
2,800
75C
2,000
3%cMay
28%
26
13
13%
9c
100
1.690
4,500
5,250
36,100
59,500
8c
Mar
11% Mar
8c Jun
"
•
1.05
9c
28%
14%
17c
Jan
Jan
Jun
May
Jan
Jun
Jun
Mar
13c Jan
1.33 Jan
47 %c Jun
8% Mar
93% Mar
12% Jan
102
Feb
7c
75c
30c
9%
7,851
99% 100%
639
6c
1 500
5.00
5.15
900
4.80 Jun
3 00
3.00
100
3.00 Jun
4.85 Jan
5%c
sc
98c
24,100
1,500
5%c jun
90c Mar
i3%c jan
17,100
15c
May
30c
Jun
100
^
6c
5.00
*
r
50c
1
sc
—
17i/2c
98c
17%cl9%c
6c
May
10c
Jan
6.10 Apr
1.20 Mar
31c
Jan
47c Apr
2.34 Apr
•
30c
30c32%c
11,500
1.28
1.44
1.42
1.46
22,941
1.40 Jun
Development_50c
16%c
15c
18c
8,700
15c Mar
57c
6c
Jun
Jun
1.15 Jan
14%c Feb
13
May
19% Jun
common
-•
MidSt^
!
DUeStr,ies Gas
•
-
MillilrpLyT Petroleums
6c
63c
7c
14,750
16,500
19%
19%
19%
2,347
30c
34c
16,600
50c
1
1
Mlnes
& Power
47c
1-40
53c
1.55
5,900
18c
57c
6c
1-55
8,786
5,785
1
86c
80c
18c
93c
14,530
«
2.00
2.00
2.00
206
•
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-
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frewery class
57c
10%
10%
1,858
6c
-
24%
5c
24%
24%
5,000
704
*
24%
24%
24%
162
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40 %
40 y2
40 y2
297
1
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44.
30c
Jun
45c May
1.40 Jun
18c
70c
Jun
Feb
2.00 Jun
' 10% Jun
5c Mar
20
Mar
,20
Apr
39% Mar
20c
63c
Jan
Jan
85c Jan
2.05 Jan
Apr
1.07 Jan
29c
2.80 Feb
12%'Feb
9%C Feb
26
Jan
26
Jan
41% Jan
6c
6c
26c
Jan
43c
Feb
20c
May
35c
Jan
—
9c
9c
3,000
9c
Jun
17c
Apr
2.65
.2.54
2.B5
7,375
2.20
Jan
7%c
7%c
8c
2,925
6c
Jun
79c
69c
79c
62,925
63c
Mar
4%c
5c
9,570
9c 10%c
23,400
10%c
Mining
Smelting:
&
—
11c
13c
25c
22c
37%c
25c
77c
1
;
—1
Rouyn_:
5c
5c
V
7
5%c
3c
Jun
25c
Jan
20c
Jun
42c
Mar
26c
Jun
•
36%
36%
38%
North
North
Goldcrest
North
Jan
2.79
2.90
8%c
5c
9c
6c
1,720
3,500
29,500
7c
7%c
1.96
2.00
Canada
Northern
Ontario
Quebec
Northern
Warrants
Lake
O'Brien
Opemlska
90c
32c
37c
4,810
22c
—•
10c
10c
10c
3,500
10c
Jun
10
19%
Jun
6.40
.6.25
6.70
7,740
8.60
Jan
1.09
1.03
1.13
69,200
80c
Jan
1.37
Feb
5c
5c
5c
2,500
5c
May
9%c
Jan
—1
24c
24c
25c
8,450
24c
Jun
—:
7
550
29c
5,440
27 %c
-
26c
6%
100
6%
Jun
Feb
8%
1,225
8 %
May
9
7,305
7.80
Jun
Feb
Jan
8%
8%
Jun
Mar
12%
Jan
7.80
8.45
5.30
6.00
520
5.30
Jun
23
1,667
22%
Jun
29 %
25c
27c
8,300
25c
Jun
44c
55c
1,500
53c
Jun
66c
Jan
Jan
•
**
■■■'■
7c
6c
7%c
33,625
6c
JUn
15c
14 %c
15c
3,200
11c
May
3.30
3.30
3.30
100
4.10
4.10
Oil preferred
Jan
2.40
Jun
2.85
Jan
16c
18c
1,500
15c
Jun
33c
Jan
lie
Jun
39c
Jan
15c
16c
6%
935
42%
•
•
Feb
lie
Mar'
60C
Apr
Royalties
Pipe Mfg
Iron
61c
8,000
50c
50c
68c
1,100
4,425
40C
64c
64c
Jun
1.02
Jan
4c
4c
5,500
4c
May
7c
Jan
40 %C
52c
64,250
Jun
94c
Jan
65c
■>/"
49c
-
-
-
V
600
.
•
10% Jan
13
13
13%
6,210
52c
47c
53c
63,100
17c
1
1
•
—1
33c
38c
14,000
31c
1.70
1.65
1.70
2.60
2.45
2.65
4,580
155
155
24
2.35
2.65
600
32c
44
Quebec
Ascot
Quebec Lithium Corp
Mines
.
200
1.74
1.65
1.74
4%c
4c
5%c
35,143
63,500
8c
9c
17 %c
19c
11c
11c
14c
16,500
16,610
4,300
3c
2%c
3c
5,500
Quebec Natural Gas
Units
-
Gofd
Mines
Mining.
—
Feb
3.40
5.15
Jan
Jun
2.00
71c
Jan
Jun
2.70
Apr
4c
May
7%c Jan
8c
May
May
23c
Jan
29c
Jan
14c
Jun
19c
Jan
2%c Jun
6c
Jan
2.50 May
3.50
Jan
lie
8c
Jun.
45c
Mar
8%
9,303
59
381
2.00
2.05
3,735
10c 10%c
1,000
8.60
•
'
8.60
8.90
1,595
Feb
3.25
Jun
1.65
11,000
7
1
•
Jan
Jun
Jan
63c
55%
Feb
155
4.35
250
7%
55%
Feb
1.40
Jun
2.35
5,000
1
100
Feb
42c
Feb
Feb
155
8c
58c
Jun
98c
Jan
2.50
63c
13% Jun
60c
3.65
8c
—•
Jan
85c
2.45 Jun
2.50
2.05
Quebec Metallurgical
JaD
Feb
35c
35c
1.17
2.90
600
2.00
1.44 Mar
Jun
1.60
35c
2.15
;
55%
2.15
70c
4.00
8c
May
46c
53c
3.70
1
1
1
1
1
;—1
Copper.
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Jun
v
Jun
22,780
6,250
5,086
70c
4.00
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Mar
43 %
•
Ltd
Manitou
1,461
1
Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Minerals
44%
*
Prospectors
Purdex
1,000
43%
1
Mines
Uranium
2.35
32c
27c
•
Electric
East Dome
Jun
40 %c
36c
20o
Ore——
Jan
13c
-
100
Trust
Jan
85c
21 %c
Jun
74c
Jan
Jun
1.16
•
—
30%
110
lie
—50o
•
....
Jun
41C
2,900
5,600
Jun
43
Mar
102
Jan
60c
1
1
47c
r
Mar
28
25
45c
1
—
40
880
8%
Jun
1.05
12c
1.05 V
1
;
29
110
Mar
6%
100
..
29
110
29
1
22c
16,700
6%
-2
Minerals—_:_k_
Jun
66c
1,400
100
Mines
4.40
3.00 Mar
150
2,900
2.56
42%
6%
50
Corp
Jun
4.10
16c
*
Portgage Island
Powell Rouyn Gold
3.40
Jan
23c 24 %c
18c
1
1
1.25
—
3.05
2.50
1
Uranium—:
Feb
7"
-——
&
Jan
23c
2
'.V.
Jan
Jan
14 %c
•
,
&
Oil
-
9.00
1
1
Oils
Quemont
35c
May
53c
& Gas
Queenston
7%
Feb
22%
27c
Development
Quebec
6%
.37c
6%
7.80
Place Oil & Gas
Pronto
5.45 Mar
22%
24c
Ore
Preston
27 %C
6 %
common
Canada
President
Feb
6%
—!
Oil
Premium
24
1
common
Premier
Jan
15%c Feb
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Prairie
Feb
61c
*20%
Mines
Gold
Prairie
Feb
16c
—1
7
Gas
Power
Jan
Apr
20%
Consol
Exploration
Ponder
Jan
13
Jun
9%
*
common
Preferred
Placer
10c
80c
Jun
50c
20%
:
Preferred
Pitch
Jun
4%c Jun
1,000
Apr
Jun
15 %c
Jun
8c
Feb
16%
73
Jun
_—
Petrol Oil
Jun
32c
Pembina Pipeline common
Perron
1.10
.
% May
*9c
Consol Gold
Permo
7
5.30
•
Peerless
12c
69
3,000
Warrants
Pato
Jan
Jan
Jun
9%c
•"<
of
Patino
Jan
3.70
3.15
25c
9%c
Drilling
-
25%
Jan
*
Porcupine
7
Jan
Jun
100
Mines
Amalg Mines
;
•
Jan
1.31
24% May
880
Parmaque
.
..3.75
.
16%
11%
10
-
Express
Pamoil Ltd
7
Jan
w.
Junx: '
52c
Petroleums
Parker
87c
•
Jan
1.00
4%c
Warrants
Pardee
Jun
1.00
10
Preferred:
Pamour
Feb
20c
52C
Wholesale
Pacific
69c
Jan
—*
Copper
Overland
Jan
1.41
4%C
—.
Jan
38c
1.25
1
Products
Lake
Osisko
,1.30 Jan
Jun
♦
-1
—
Ormsby Mines
Oshawa
Jun
50c
3,075
Gold
Orenada
21c
8c
—
Mines
Orchan
Mar
8c
—
1
Mines
Steel
Ontario
Jan
Jan
40
Metals
Rare
2.95
1.04
73
-
Ocean Cement
Oka
12c
Jan
Jun
May
74c
200
2,000
25c13c
13c
Jan
35c
125
700
25c
12c
May
73
100
Mines-
Gold
'
_20c
preferred
Mines
Obaska
24%
3.35
—
common
Utilities
Northwestern
Norvalie
3.35
.-
Oils Ltd
Northland
11%
__
Apr
Jan
7c
125
2,600
1,645
24%
3.25
11%
♦
1
Jan
12c
1.96
12,273
5,800
—
•
Gas_
common
85c
30c
3.55
1.13
12
__
.
•
Telephone
7
Power
75c
20c
3.55
1.10
80c
20c
v
66c
3.70
13c'
7c
14,350
7,200
8,300
23c
58c
Jun
Jun
5c
2.70
4,375
8,080
980
98c
21c
*
'
Natural
Northern
Northern
87c
—
1
Mines
,
40c 44 %c
88c
•
warrants
1957
Oils
Jan
Jan
—
1
Uranium
48%
1.10
1
warrants
Jun
24 %c
—
Ltd
36
Feb
1.96
•
Mines
Jan
9c
;
Rankin
Jan
.7c
2.79
25c
Coldstream
Jan
1.46
Jun
Jun
—
:
72c
Jun
4c
20c
1
1
:
Jun
72c
33c
•
Warrants
Jan
2,000
Nickel
common
Jan
6c
16,000
Normetal Mining Corp.
Oils
12c
26d
T
Jun
May
20c
20c
Canadian
Jan
35c
33c
1
Norsyncomaque
Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
1.27
20c
•
Mines
<
3c
3,302
Mines
7c
4%c
1,000
Noranda Mines
Feb
10%c
7,540
2,700
5c
Jan
9%c Jan
*
13c
500
31c
76c
Jan
„
1.14
May
4,005
209,150
2,100
3c
73c
3.10 Mar
19c
4%c Jun
■"
8,100
1
__1
5c
A
Feb
2,100
26c
74c
Class
Jun
8,156
-
5c
Northspan
Jan
36c
19 %c
<
33c
29c
76c
North Star
7%c
■
.
Jun
21c
•
1
^ 3%c jan
8%
Mines
d MlnlnK
Preferred—
-—...
eQ —
Jan
:■>-
1
Peruvian
8'/8
Midrim
Citv
May
80c
3%c
31c
i
nn8
9c
1
Penmans
75c
32c
1
Menfi1 5' P,etroleuips
Merrill
MexL!! T^m
Jun
31c
Mines
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jun
1.20
18%
3.35
11c
27
80c
35c
_
Met&(?old
Class
2.52
4%c
32c
Jan
8%c Feb
Jun
Jun
Apr
Mar
Jun
Jun
Mar
7%c
80c
36c
Ijake
MoIsoik
14%
15c
3%c
1.00
14%
2.52
4%c
22%
*
t
Mill
1.00
15%
78c
__
100:
Ltd
n?
16c
3%c
1.00
7c
Consol
Midcon
7,000
5,500
3,300
7,149
10,530
8,100
75
16c
3%c
2.92 Jan
2.47 Jun
7c
common
Mavfai1"j^ines
Mc?
Benzie i & Gas
Red Lake
Meta
8,800
™1
preferred
achew
MavK
2.50
1
Mines
sS r^er?uson Ltd
Max wen
4c*
20c
Mines
North
Jan
225
2,500 "
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Norpax
27%
19% May
Mar
13
Nipissing
Norlartic
Jan
4c
21c
Rouyn Merger—.
New
Norbeau
10c
25% Mar
12
Jan
16% Jan
Jun
4c
""
Page Hershey Tubes—
46
3c
12%
1
New
Nisto
20 %c
'
13% Mar *
750
2,000
100
-
Jun
9c
6,000
14%
4'/2c
27----•
;
4c
Mines
1.64 Apr
9c Jan
4c Jan
1
fining Corp
Matftnh
Ma
-
7V2c
•
Manitoba
14% Jun
13
-
common
Mflrfpn Mines
eely
14%
4c
27
6c
;
New
Jan
110
9%c
9c
-
_1
Mines
New
1.32 Jan
5c May
2c
Apr
12
3%c
__
*.
Mines
Mneco
Jun
29c
New Hosco Mines
4.75 Jan
1.00 Jan
1.06 Jun
28%
78c
•
Leaf Gardens
Mttrtinv
Jan
80c
1
Harricana
2.95 Jan
53c
Jun
26c Jan
28 %
1
_
Vt^fasTt Uranium
2.47
25%
__
•
KXan£2C
Maiartic Gold
rviaralgo
59c
Mar
1
Mines
Paymaster
Macassa Mines
Shoes
Jun
35c
•
Canada
Maiartic
938
1,185
320
850
8,500
900
29,500
8,200
46,900
3,675
11,400
3,000
29%
New
Oils
25% Jan
26*% Mar
Long island
Long Point Gas
___1
Lorado Uranium Mines. " ~~
"I
1
Warrants
~~
"""
Lyndhurst Mines
~
1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
*
Maher
25c
95,350
12%
1
of
Oil
Okalta
1.60 Jun
90
Mar
I
*
Petroleums—III—"17"*
Macfie
10,700
1
Mines
Oleary
45
(M) Ltd
Macdonald
53c
64c
I
Continental
Jan
33c
Mar
110
785
*
Calumet
New
Newlund
Feb
1
New
•
Feb
31c
1
Gold
61c
55c
1
Mines
4.20 Feb
-
29
30
1,500
Athona
Jun
50c ' Jan
Jan
46
50c
>
1
Alger Mines
3.25 Mar
28c
101
~~ " __I"_30
~
Jan
27% Jan
9% Feb
28
20c Jan
4.50 Apr
1.69
29
29%
I.'
Jun
Jun
101
1.62
•'.?
10c
1.62
_
Preferred
I
Class A warrants-"™ ~
Locana Mineral
:. V
Feb
*
*
*
Class B
preferred—I
Loblaw Cos class A
■'
Jun
Jun
Jun
_30
preferred-
10%c May
u4Qc May
.t;
Uranium
Bidlamaque
3.80 Jan
1.80 Jan
42c
Jan
24 v. Apr
17
Jun
8% May
1.90
6c
10%c
3.35
Lencourt
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias common
HVt-O
60c
35c
3.40
28c
.
12,930
3.45
*
■■
800
12,700
10%c
1
_
Mines
.
42c
1
Mines
26% ^ 1,022 *
17%
3,715
9%
300
60c
7% Apr
3.95 Jan
9%c Jan
22% Apr
Jun':
22c.
■
2.50
1
Mines
—
3,000
1,250
35c
7c
10%c
__1
Gold—;
-
Jan
2.09 Jun
Feb
2.10
60c
1
Mines
Lake Dufault
24c '
,
|
*
& Exploration
class A
{
:"-.V
•
10
—i
Ltd
7c
9% Jun
8% May
2.65 Mar
4c
Jun
10% Jun
1.55 Mar
20c May
22c
Jun
6c
Jun <
117
29c
I-'..,:..
Lafarge Cement
Cinch
4c
12
-l.'-
—-i
6
770
900
4,500
8,286
.
Mining
Osu
6%
3.00
4%c
31%
1
(John)
Lake Shore
6
2.90
—
1
Gold
Townsite
Wasa
560
6%
i—_1 V-
Mines
Kopan Developments
Loeb
5
Jun
8c Mar
7%cMay
1.95 Feb
8% Jun
8% Mar
3,000
4,885
26c
*
Kirkland Minerals
Class
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
16c Jan
2.45 Jan
8%
Copper
Lamaque
31
28c
6%
14c
8%
Class C warrants™
Luz
108
1,731
1,025
17,100
67c Jan
1.40 Jan
27% Mar
12c Jun
9,900^
2.90
Kerr-Addison
La
24c
Jan
87c May
8%
1
*
—1
15c
s
2.10
62c May
Jan
8%
Warrants
Lake
25,900*
•
Jun
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
Labine
New
Jan
2.15
9%
8%
Kelly Douglas class A
Lake
35c
1.10
13%c
55%
36%
43
60
5.50
41 %
38
-1.75
3.20
26c
Gold
V
•
1
New
231/2 Jan
APr
34c
New
Jan
16
10
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Mines
Lake
.;-
'■
10
Jonsmith
Lakeland
32c
~
1.03
29%
29 29%;..
15c 4*—:.' 15c
15c
5
5
5%
9c
8c 9%c
__
7%c
9c
1
1
*
(1939)
*
32c
1.08
—
Co
20
preferred
Car
47%
14%
"■*
1
Mines
Nesbitt
-1.90 Jan
;
5%cMay
45% Mar
31
Feb
39% Feb
52% Feb
4.00 Jun
.32
Apr
23
May
85c May
2.05 Jan
51,100
—
preferred
Labrador
21
1,200
16,631
...
29%
96c
Warrants
Labatt
-6c
7c
53% 55%
33%
34
40% 40%
52% 55%
4.00 4.25
—
55%'
33%
40%
53%
4.00
33
Preferred
Kirkland
10
26%
.
92c
Line*
Gold Mines
Jockey Club Ltd common
Kilembe
21%
2l7/»
35
common
Joburke
Kenville
Steel
13
Explorations——1
Jefferson Lake
.—
—1
Jupiter
Grocers
National
42% May
35% Mar
25c
__
8
com
175
47%
13,062
21,605
l
Chemical
&
National
Jun
28%
93c
Mining
Mines
Drug
43 %,
80c
Jun
51c
-
1
Exploration
Nealon
90°
Jaye
Jowsey
Creek
National
Jun
Jun
1'125
-
B
Nama
National
Jun
100
20c
wobus
i
——-35c
Jamaica Public Service——
-»
Class
40
88
15
95c
25c
Mines--——™-.—____!
jellicoe Mines
' ;
—
-
Waite
Tack
Mar
78% Jan
8.60 Mar
3.90
14
-—
Pipe
Mines
ISO
31
37
12% Apr
6
Jun
43
;
May
60c
57c
1
Ltd
Corp
High
50% Mar
20
3,940
-
25c
_1 -'
Minerals
45
45
63c
44%
43
47%
Wright Iron
Murray Mining
LOW
High
45
•
60c
_*
common™
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
60c
45
.
6% Apr
*
'
768
350
4,539
2,200
188
10,975
8,600
800
Mines
-
Low
:_5
Trust
Corp
Multi
21% Jan
6% Jan
14% Jan
Utilities
Copper
Bav
Mar
Jan
4.45 Jun
16%
Tnterorovincial Steel
Tnvpstors Syndicate
common—_____25c
Trnn
10
16
Jun
3.60 Jun
13% Mar
Molybdenum
-
Feb
Mar
Jun
Jan
Mt
Jan
542
4,335
125
-
Tnterurovincial
Trish
88
63
8%
30
11 %
5%
3,665
7,000
1,399
20
421
:.
-
Mar
Porcupine
Moore
42c Feb
52
1,475
Preferred
A
24c May
16%
4.00
14%
International Nickel
Class
Montreal
Feb
Powders com——
Tniprnalional Bronze
international
Mar
59
16
3.75
14
—
Preferred
international
38
88
131/2
445
•
TO
_L1
™——-1—--20
-
12c
Mar
4.45
-*
& Co—
Preferred
6%c Jun
143/«:
4.65
Cement Co preferred—^.
Natural Gas common
Warrants
38
88
121/2
'100
-—
-
(John)
Tninnrl
11%
-5%
5%
Ltd common„«
Accept Corp
preferred
Warrants
In
11%
for Week
of Prices
•
1
48
'•
•
Moneta
2,515
7,875
of Canada ordinary_3
—L——r—4.86%
Tobacco
Sf
9%
31%
Monarch Investments
14% Apr
363
9%
30%
May
Par
51% Jan
8,831
551/2
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
9.10 Jun
110
9%
51 %
Oil
43
3,500
52
571/2
-*
preferred
2,098 ;
2,516
241/20 26 %c
571/2
al
Low *
9.45
52
-l,[ 241/20
10
a1
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
,
6%c 7%c
—
52
Week's
Friday
'
for Week
Shares
High
9.20
(Range for Week End^d July 1)
Sales
Range
of Prices
43 46%
9.20
Investment class A—
Tmnprial
2
2pr
si
,43%
20
—
,
Low
Bank
nDrJfli
_
/.
-
Mortgage
Erie
&
-
*
——^
Porcupine-
Pam
uwh
oil
■
_*
Smelting
Mining &
nndson Bay
Hu°s°"
Week's
V '
Last ,
//
Sale Price
/
STOCKS
43
7
55%
2.00
10c
7.90
13Vac Feb
Jan
66c
Jun
18
k
Feb
Jun
80%
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jun
5.80
Feb
16c
Jan
11%
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
44
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
RainvUle
.—
Mining
United Keno
46 Vic 48 MiC
8,900
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
United
18 Vic
22c
Jan
3 Vic
23,700
12,200
60
3c
17 Vi
19
580
26c
29c
J.6Vic
18c
18C
Jan
Mar
17-
Mar
Jan
8,621
15c
Jun
35c
Jan
928
160
6c
6c
500
67Vi
3,984
6.75
1,544
6.00
Jun
20
20
20
50
17%
Jan
>%
9%
1,250
9%
Jun
17%
17%
17%
5,133
~-
—
94 Vi
94 Vi
85c
Gold
—
9%
9%
4.50
4.95
1.04
47,350
50c
1
7c
50c
50c
35
48
65c
14c
—
28 Vic
>
Jun
Jun
90c
90c
1,700
2.80
15,925
1
2.80
Quebec
1
3.05
2.96
3.15
1
28c
28c 28 Vic
50c
17 Vic
17 Vic 17 Vic
10 Vi
10 Va
511
•
common
Somerville
Southam
Ltd
new
preferred
1
Stafford
-
Uranium
Webb
&
Knapp
Mining
4.50
Mar
16%c May
32c
82c
Mar
10% May
33%
Jan
1.09
Jan
Jan
3.00
West
4.10 Jun
15Vi
15%
14% May
1.30
90c
2.00
2,900
90c
Jun
3.80
Jan
45c 47 Vic
4.50 May
19
Jan
46c
3 Vic
32,295
25c
Apr
47%c
5c
12,120
3c
Jun
13c
Jan
8%
20
26c
8% Jun
23c
1,485
26c
1
35c
35c
38c
Jun
4c
4Vic
33%c Jun
3,833
4Vic
8,000
Weston
$6
Yale
2.80
300
2.50 May
4c
4c
2,000
4c
May
10c
10c
3,000
7c
Jun
12 %c 12 %c
2,104
12c
1,484
1.05 May
10c
1.20
1.15
j
51c
1.02
6c
Jan
6.90
Feb
38%
Jun
13c
Jan
'Jan
3.50 Mar
12c
1.20
Jun
J
Jan
12c
Jan
21c
Mar
2.15 Jan
49c
52c
8,700
49c
99c
«
1.11
12,827
99c
Jun
45c
1,900
40c
Mar
2c
May
5%c Jan
Jan
17% May
32 Va Jan
3c
3c
4,500
12%
13%
1,425
32%
32%
2.75
2.75
380
74c
88c
14,887
25
25
25
25C 25 %C
3,400
.
13%
5
32%
2.75
74c
20
25
•
25c
:
■
Jun
.
11%
12
140
12
14c
78c
Jan
1.88
Jan
70c
Jan
34
35
Jun
3.60
Jan
Jun
24%
Jan
26
25c
Jun
55c
11%
1,080
35
Feb
2.55
74c
4,500
34%
32%
500
13 %c
50c
A
»
Jun
16 >A Mar
12%c Jan
1.55
Jan
May
Jan
30c
29
Feb
Feb
35
Jan
34%
35%
965
100
86
86
86%
41
82
Jan
87
May
100
5
1.00
1.00
1.06
65
100
Mar
106
Jun
13%
14%
1,355
10
Mar
16%
Jan
1.13
1.13
1.19
39,800
1.10 Mar
1.67
Jan
50c
50c
50c
28% Mar
100
7c
9%c
26,500
5c
5o
1,000
9%c
,
9%c
2,000
25
1
<
5c
_1
i
,
class A
36 y4
Jan
50c
Mar
1.05
Jan
7c
Jun
15%c
Jan
4%c Jun
7c
9c
May
Feb
14c
Feb
*
class
Ltd
16
25%
145
16
125
16
Jun
19%
Jan
6.00
160
4.75 May
8.25
Jan
1.07
,2,575
1.01 May
1.40 Jan
14c 15 %C
25
8
A
16
6.00
1.03
Stores
warrants
Lead
Jun
56c
Yankee
Jan
8%
Yellorex
4c
Apr
Zinc
&
24% Mar
.
29
Jan
Jan
Young
(H
Jan
Yukeno
3c
May
6c
7,000
5c
Jun
90c
90c
9,100
83c
Jun
63c
72c
38,700/
56c
May
87c
Jan
3c
3%c
3c
May
5c
Jan
2.65
Mines
Bear
7c
Jun
38Va
87 Mi
Jan
Jun
13 Vi
Jan
Zenmac
1
18 Vi
18
18%
660
24
Jan
Zulapa
1
20c
19 %C
20c
9,100
72c
«_1
Mines
1
2,583
.
6c
Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
1.12
Feb
Jan
Jun
G)
.
1
Mines
7.85
27c
Jun
3c
13,500
46,500
14c
3c
5c
.
Oil
Mines
53c
14c
—I
.—20c
r—__I'J.—_ 1
Canuck
68%
Gas
280
—1
75c
75C
76C
1
1.46
1.45
1.50
29c
26c
29C
14 Vi
*14%
14 Vi
13 Vi
4,500
2.45
13V2
2.80
82c
15,027
23
23%
Mar
2.05 Mar
570
80c
Mar
13
660
2.70
Jun
1.40 May
12c
100
13
Jan
75c
675
*
ordinary
Mar
18c
112,369
•
18
3,498
1
•
1
80c
•
23
*
1
1
22c
Zenith Electric
1.81
1.85
28c
1
1
•
16%
Jan
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
5
5
50
47c
8,100
39c
Apr
40c
40c
1,000
37c
May
8%
8%
1.59
1.62
1.60
1.80
Ltd
•
common
■./'
3% May
8% Mar
100
1.52
10,210
1.78
49%
1.86
5,956
20c
21c
9,000
19c
Jun
1.25 Mar
Jun
Jan
8
Toronto Stock
Jan
57c
STOCKS
Jan
2.15
40c
Jan
Jan
49%
1,195
45
59 V*
74c
9,500
43c
Jan
94c
Mar
6
6
100
6
Jun
10%
Jan
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Bulolo
Ltd
•
Bank
10
Trusts
General
4c
39c
class
A__
*
47C
II,100
39c
40c
125
class
12%
13%
Mar
37%
36%
36
Jun
Jun
48% Mar
Apr
12%
Jun
7c
Jan
1.15
62c
Feb
May
56
Jan
44%
Jan
-18
Feb
37%
1,510
32%
Feb
37%
36
36%
355
34%
Apr
37
Feb
36%
40
rights
Apr
39
440
•
A
12%
•
Finance
preferred
39c
1,672
40
39c
8,200
52%
40
52 Vi
4c
2,800
51%
20
Works
4c
42C
45
37%
135
32
Feb
38
15%
15%
15%
Jun
1956 warrants
1.25
1.25
120
1.25
Jun
3.00
Jan
3.25
3.50
300
2.10 Mar
5.00
Feb
Pipeline
PiDe
l
16%.
16
•
2.25
2.12
2.50
5,474
26 Vi
26%
26%
Jun
8% May
May
26
,
Dominion
Canada
&
preferred
Union Mining Corp
1,500 -•
t
,
•
.•
Linoleum
&
4.35
4.50
750
3.90
15%
15%
,16%
942
29
28%
40
40
240
37% Mar
40
Apr
38%
37%
39%
4,024
36% Mar
44 Va
Jan
22c
Jan
965
6% Mar
8
May
Feb
26 % May
Jan
5.00 May
22'A
1
"
2.05
23
Jun
May
4.10
18%
Maclaren
47
Yukon
49%
49%
35
45
Feb
13%
13%
49%
Jan
Jun
4,270
12% Apr
-230
49% Feb
53
Jun
24c
a
18% Jan
53
Jan
17C
17c
1,700
4.45
4,350
86c
86c
1,102
24%
24%
25
625 ~
16 %c
Jun
3.45 May
Feb
15c
5,225
33%
v
33%
30
22
22%
1,595
18% ' 18%
10
Jun
40%
Jan
26 Vs
Jan
18%
Jun
23
Jan
33%
Jun
97%
122
96% May
130
Jan
11'/2
11%
1,150
9% May
14
Jan
90
Jun
38%
85%
120
75
Feb
29%
300
27%
Apr
31%
Jan
42
42%
130
40% Mar
46%
Feb
2.50
100
2.40 Mar
84
750
38 %
40
1.50
1.50
100
1
Corp
14c
20% Mar
56c
57c
1,495
38% Mar
1.50 Mar
56c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
•
No
par
value,
Odd lot sale
82c
5.20 May
1.25 Apr
22% Mar
25
Jun
t
(not Included in year's
/
range).
d Deferred
'
4.20
Jan
•
_!
Gold
Mar
33%
Jun
2.50
42
1
„•
Petroleum
Consolidated
34
Jun
13%
29%
•
1
Mines
84
2.50
common-,
Apr
28%
Jun
3.15 Jan
46%
1.70
72c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
9% Feb
4 Jo
Paper
11%
*
Paper
Ontario
&
Ogilvie Flour
29%
80
Mar
17c
Apr
Jun
&
Power
Minnesota
14c
Jun
225
97%
7.50
1
Jan
7
6c
.'
Paper
14c
33%
•
17%
34
29
32 '
•
(1956)
Bros
100
30
1,320
20%
♦
Inc
Southwest
8%
—1
c
Loblaw
Price
8%
50%
International
Jan
5%
1
v
Oilcloth
Jan
jun
1
6%
23'A
•
Rand—
Dupont Co of Canada
Gaspe Copper Mines
18c
~4
13%
•
Oil
Dominion
12
850
50Vi
Dalhousie
17% Jan
1,500
50
Ingersoll
11% Apr
7c
_•
A
Sugar
Investments
Consolidated Paper
13c
4.00
50
High
6%
22%
*
General
Oreille
6c
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6%
8
Vinegars
Pend
4.00
•
8
Dredging
Canada
Jan
•
Union Gas of Canada common
345
16
_l
;
common
& Gas
preferred
3,100
1
Mining Co Ltd
Chibougamau
City Gas
United Asbestos
United Canso Qil
14c
•
.
Trinity
Acceptance
preferred
8%
12%
8%
•
15% Jun
10,091
4,360
12%
8%
Transcontinental Resources
Trans Prarie Pipeline
Triad
Oil
16%
85
14C
Line
Shares
High
23
Develop
Jan
Jun
1957 warrants
15%
for Week
of Prices
Low
Corp
Gold
Dollar*
Jan
69c
1
Jan
Sales
Range
Last
Par
Jan
2.80
Canadian
Week's
Sale Price
Jan
9%
Expressed in
Friday
Canadian
-
10«
Jan
29c
Exchange—Curb Section
Price* Shown Are
Apr
69c
48%
72c
29c
Jun
Jan
1.04
40c
3.00 Mar
Jun
13c
4.50 Jan
3.60
40c
2.50 Mar
17 %C
Jan
Mar
21%
100
8,800
Jan
2.70 Jun
40c
l
Park
■
3,410
12,600
1
Jun
17 Ye
60c
2.75
2.65
18c
17 %c 19 %c
13c 14%c
•
1
Mines
Metal
Mining
Feb
Jun
13
5
.
10
Mining
Corps
2.70
.
Wright-Hargreaves
31
Class B
United
7c
;
Larder
A
2,952
Dominion
Class
6C
2.45
1
Ind
(J)
16,527
Mines
1st
■,
6.00 Mar
.
36%
1
Class
32
Toronto
Union
Jun
1.60 May
14
Woodward
8.45
Tombill
Twin
1.25
33% Mar
Windfall
70%
Petroleums
Tribag
Apr
1,540
1,362
Coghlan
Gold
Transmountain
1.60
1.85
._1
,
Warrants
A
Trans Canada
13,950,
1.75
4,226
4,100
Mines
31
Mines
B
1.30
Warrants
7.85
Tiara Mines
Class
1.25
1.25
•
preferred
Canadian
5%
Feb
1
class A
preferred
68%
•
Traders
38%
.
4% %
7.95
2.05
Iron
Jun
♦
Petrol
(Geo)
69%
l
Toronto
33
Plywood Co class B
31 Vi
Thorncliffe
Toronto
270
6.15
;
Naco
1
Thompson Landmark
Ttdal
35
36%
;
preferred
•
Canada
Mines
Grocers
•
;
Taylor Pearson preferred
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
Texaco
Apr
33
Jun
3 Vic
8%
1
trust
Territory
34 %c
1.25
Gas
Western
Wood
•
common
Voting
&
Petroleum
Wiltsey
525
Industries
Taurcanis
Jun
6.05
Copper
'
Tan cord
24c
40c
Winchester
480
Gold
Tamblyn
4,000
_•
Oil
Western Decalta
Jun
4.10
1
Petroleum
Bvlvanlte
25c
1
Products
Jun
4.10
Industrie!
8 wits on
Jan
24c
35%
Nickel—
Malartic
Jun.
15 %
Warrants
Supertest
Jun
Feb
Exploration
Propane common
Superior
Jan
1.70
_1
Ltd
Canada
Canadian
51
Jan
Cons Mines
Sullivan
Feb
6.25
150
25c
•
Westburne Oil
West
33
19c
B
Iron
Oil
Submarine
Sunburst
Jan
2.25
28
1
21 Vi
23 %c
Bros
River
7c
Jun
Apr
_•
Jun
Jun
Steel of Canada
Sturgeon
2.55 Jan
May ■;
21%
Petroleums
Feb
Mar
May
1
class
1.55 Mar,
4,032
Westates Petroleum
19
25
8c
Nickel
Steinberg
Jan
Jan
Jun
lie
—
Rock
Jan
8%
1.25
23%
Wespac
46%
25
1.89
Jun
Jun
23%
Lake
Willrov
900
:*
Apr
Jan
Jun
2.00
1,610
51
1.45
;
28c
23%
Jan
9% Mar
2,825
31
1.45
1
Ltd
Western
9,000
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Steep
25c
Werner
Yellowknife
Stedman
3c
100
6.15
Western Surf Inlet class
37,900
Stanrock Uranium
Starratt
2,900
6'A
94c
_1
Petroleums
Jan
13c
Corp
class
150
4c
25c
W
Jan
8Vic
Warrants
Brock
1.65
25c
•
Wayne
&
1.00
8c
Wire
Stanleigh
1.60
3%c
Mines—I
G
3.25
—*
Paving
Standard
Amulet
Walte
Walker
Western
•
Standard
1.60
3%c
Western Canada Breweries
11c
30c
Ltd
Foods
Stanley
8 Vic
•
1
Ref—
&
Jan
43c
5,400
8,920
19Vi
Prod
Jun
1.20
29c
•
Mines <fe Oils
Wainwright
Westeel
Jun
85c
19
Jun;
10,950
1
Jun
Apr
2.96
2.65
30
19 Vi
Jun
27c
28%
51
•
Southern Union Oils.
Spooner
30%
50
common
Mar
27
27
__
90c
1,320
1.02
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
82c
•
41,730
6%
96c
10
Mar
Apr
2.85
27 Vi
•
1
1.00
90c
10
Trust
Grey
1.04
30%
2.01
500
—•
Jun
Jun
6.75
•
13c
Feb
75c
4,132
15c
6%
Ltd
48
4.65
25
I,020
Mines
4,644
Jan
5.30
•
Western
8,029
20c
Warrants
3.25 Mar
4,400
Ltd
Mar
7c
46'/a C May
14c
3.70
Ltd
Jun
65c
27Vi
Manufacturing
Jan
6,958
3.55
10
6.50
1.04
33,947
Mines
class A
Feb
May
29c
Miller
Mines
Jan
70c
26%
Jan
Jan
Jun
50c
Dairies
Jan
10%
35
Silver
Standard
13
98c
4.00 Mar
600
15c
20c
46
18% May
Jun
4,220
3.60
26%
•
•
Gordon
Jun
Feb
48c
11,500
8c
50c
35
,
,
Gold
20%
95
8%
450
90c
7c
—1
Metal
Jan
9.50 Mar
65c
3,065
9%
104
1
—
—
80
89
4,300
4.90
—1
15% Mar
40
74c
85c
1,350
56
Jun
96c
Mines
Weedon
Sigma
Slater
Mar
66
66
*
common
Gold
Mines
Jan
6.00
2.70
K D
9c
6c
6.65
100
Security Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power com
8
Mar
6.20
_*u
:
-
&
Violamac
5.90
Jan
30
Jan
66 Vi
1
Petroleum
Simpsons
Jan
81%
•
—
Jan
6%
Mar
•
common
10c
4.80 Mar
66
•
Debentures
Siscoe
Feb
5c
7,183
Victoria
65
6%
Ventures Ltd
1
31%
49%
1.00
__
1'.
common.
Preferred
10
Shirriff Horsey
Silver wood
Power
13c
25
Sapphire Petroleums
Silver
Alloys
Explor_
Jun
5c
5c
.
Cons
6c
5.00
Warrants
Sherritt
Vandoo
Venezuelan
22,000
74 Va
Gas
Creek
Vanadium
26c
——1
preferred
River
Jan
46c
5
•
Corp
High
52
•
«—1
Oils
Steel
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
31%
1
Fortune
New
Shares
52
•
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
Low
52
50
25
—I
Hill
United
13c
4.80
5c
pfd
^
United
25c
16
preferred
Feb
5,600
200
B
Jan
6c
28
74 Vi
;;
4.80
Mines
Corp
Antonio
Apr
3,000
8c
"16c
3C
Jun
16
6c
18%c Jun
16
100
,—50c
—!
Lawrence
Sheep
Apr
Class
Vespar Mines
Industries
Satellite
1.50
16c
Consol
Sarcee
Jun
7c
Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Sand
97c
16
Royal
6alada
3,500
pfd.
2nd
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
(A V) Can Ltd common.
5%%
convertible preferred-.
San
1.05
28c
—i
Roe
Maurice
Jan
17%
-a
Mines
5%
38c
3c
Rockwin Mines
Russell
May
__
Mfg
Preferred
Jun
20C
47C
„1
—
Rexspar Minerals
Rix
Athabasca Uran.
Rowan
46c
500
—
Explorations
Reichhold Chemical
Roche
28,250
20c
-
Reef
Robertson
53c
A
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
class
Inv
97c
.1
Last
.
United Fuel
46c
52c
-
*•
Oil
Rayrock Mines.
Ranger
Realm
V/:
18c
Ltd
Mines
Mar
78c
20c
1
Mines
Uranium
Radlcre
High
Low
High
Monday, July 4, 1960
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
stocks
St
.
(Range for Week Ended July 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
St
.
(44)
delivery
sale
,
included
year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
V*
Po eVi
delivered.
x
4m
Ja J
4«
—t
Ex-dividend,
y
price.
rnlfl
wd When
wiWhen Issued,
in
e
(Un)
.
(not
MARKETS
dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading privilege*,
Ex-liquidating
Ex-rights.
Number 5965
192
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(45)
national list of over-the-counter securities /
45
(Quotations for Friday, July I )
r
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
fVporesent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
following
i
a
igh
Jun
Within
Jan
Jan
Corp
42
Alico
«V\.
Lanu
—
rvirn
.
■
Tv
i
—1
;
...
21 %
.
Feb
17%
32 Va
34%
40
43%
1
Feb
51 ,'/4
—5
443/4
*
0 Mar
Art
Jan
,
70 %
—10
123/8
>
50%
>•
i6 %
ie%
39
■» r
Corp —
—
*
Corp ———
--1
Billups Western Pet Co———1/«
Black Hills Power & Light Co—l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
1
Beryllium
-
29%
12
•
8%
23%
23%
24 y2
27 y4
471/4
45% v
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
23 y2
26 y4
35
37%
*
10
.
•■:/
1 ■■■'
23%
257/8
:t
12%
13%
—5
Te'
Interstate
"141/8
13
Power Co..20
34%
37i/4
California Water Service Co._2t>
23%
251/a
Calif Water &
29%
31%
Oregon
Canadian
Telep Co
112%
Ltd
10c
Delhi
Oil
; 7 4%
3%:
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
.
53 y2
57%
Carpenter Paper Co
42
45 i/a
Ceco
Steel
9%
8%
1
Products
301/8
10
28 %
ctfs—_
3 %
Central Electric & Gas Co
3%
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co—-10
25%
267/a
38%
40%
Cedar Point
Field
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Corp
Trust
Gas
5
15ya
16i/4
55 y2
59%
25
26%
21%
23
Maine Power Co
Central Telephone Co
Central Vt Public Serv
Chattanooga Gas
_10
:
10
Corp
Co
Stores
Inc
conv
Jun
Jan
j an
Jan
Jan
i
17%
x
33
35%
203/8
18%
83/4
8
19%
18
Corp
16%
•
173/8
16 y8
10%
-12
51%
22%
241/a
_i
15%
163/4
Inc
14%
13
22
20
17
...
~1%
;
187/e
■
247/a
22%
5
40%
37 y2
77/8
7%
12%
,
:
13%
22%
24%
173/a
18%
8%
8
13 %
18%
1C common
_7.__1
pfd
s
/
50%
45%
55%
conv
59'/2
6%
i
7%
19%
16
27%
Duffy-Mott
J
Co..-
2"" &
Dradstreet Inc__
Dunham Bush Inc
Dura
Corporation
Duriron Co
I
1
2
j
ViZ
CorP of America—
Preference
2
El
?rator^ Inc——1
Co'
(Texasl
*
89%
4%
33/4
Marie
Rectifier Corp..
:
&
•
297/8
35
38'/4
27%
29%
57
61i/2
57/8
5%
20
21%
23 y4
25%
>
22%
24 3/8
&
Three
is
1
195^
Thrifty Drug Stores
10 V2
Sierra
Pacific
32y2
34%
Tokheim
5%
6y8
Tracerlab
Trans
Wire
&
Pub
Colorado
Nevada
54%
Southern
New
33%
Southern
Union Gas
•
Co
307/8
Class A
18%
•'
20%
42
45%
13%
10c
l37/a
14%
5
19 «/4
20%
Co..*
18 V2
19%
1
393/4
41%
Co...25
44y4
463/4
1
22%
24
Co
Tel
Service
&
195
5
18
:
Jervis
Water
// 19%
33%
Sprague
79»/4
13!/2
14%
*■
40!/4
431/4
4'JA
22%
40'V&
24%
26y4
Supply
14%
1
4
1
201/2
1
38
*
23%
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
Natural
Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kennametal
24
" ' 63/4
3
'/Madison
11%
173/4
193/s
15
16y4
18
*
36%
19V4
39%
50%'; >
—
Co„_16
25%
27V4
1
1
3
18y2
9%
21%
10V4
193/4
10%
23%
11 Vs
lc
3%
Inc_50c
iy4
Inc_
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
Maxson
(W L)
McLean
50c
Industries
McLouth
34 ya
79%
303/8
50c 4
Co
Corp
Steel
Corp
—2%
Machine & Eng..
5
34
36
36%
,
Merchants Fast Motor Lines Inc
4
.
11
McNeil
Class A
Miller
11%
44%
14 %
16
15%
Inc—
28 Va
Inc
2
30
70
7V2
common
Laboratories
Miles
38V2
40y2
14V4
Publishing Co
—5/
Metropolitan Broadcasting _—_1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
743/4
—.1
1
103/8
31%
—5
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co..;
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
13
13
22%
93
11%
33%
14%
14 %
24%
98
28
30y8
Mfg Co——
Minneapolis Gas Co
.
Mississippi Shipping Co
Valley Barge Line Co
Co
Utilities
Missouri
Mohawk
Rubber
Mountain
Fuel
1
.
1
Supply Co
24V2
26%
10
Co
253/4
27 V2
2%
40 V2
1
National
5
9V4
19%
10%:
Gas
Oil
&
Corp
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class
B
National
New
Eng Gas
Nicholson File
North
Nor
Bank
of America
N
S
T &
of
Oklahoma
401/2
Old
133/8
Olin
20%
Otter Tall
Water
Ben
Service
Miss
Coal
Oil &
4V2
5V«
33 Va
36%
Pacific Far
Bid
13 %
14%
26%
27%
Westcoast
Chemical
Citizens
Bank
^7%
(NY)_12%
59%
Bk
60%
8 3/4
8%
58
319
Connecticut
Co__
Co
& Tr Co_12%
40%
5
&
15%
50
245
22%
403/a
27%
297/8
68
Co
10c
4 Va
4%
48
54%
463A
49'%
6%
23
26%
10
39
41%
10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
(Minn)—10
Natl Bk & Trust
Co
(Baltimore)
Passaic
60%
68 %
71%
Chi—20
643/4
68%
37%
39%
62
of
of Dallas
10
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
25
of St Louis—20
City Bank
(NY)„20
68%
64
10
143/4
16
5
of
Rochelle
New
Island N Y
9V2
10%
37 y4
39 y2
Hanover
49%
53
Packaging Corp
5
763/;
Pan
213/4
18V*
23%
197/a
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
72
18%
20%
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
26
17%
187/8
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
19 Vt
1134
12%
Pendleton Tool Industry
1
8%
Pepsi-Cola
1
18 V4
11%
12%
93/4
Permanente Cement
1
19%
21
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
Bank
of
New
York—10
(Chic)—20
197/a
IOV2
•
23 V*
247/a
2
10
30
32 V*
21
44%
70 Va
74%
ft
Trust
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
-,-10
55
68
145
58%
71%
152
42 %
56%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Rye National Bank (N Y)_
2
67%
71
193/4
213/4
13%
143/a
50
54%
45%
48%
34%
38%
Bank
of
10
Albany.
60 %
63%
22%
237/a
61
65%
57%
61%
25
53%
57%
(N Y)__10
273/4
29%
2%
9%
103/a
10
53%
Union Bank of Commerce
County National Bank
(Cleveland)
59%
(N Y)—10
10
United States Trust (N Y)
20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
38%
42
10
41%
44%
5
18%
20%
National Bank of
Providence
R
Industrial Trust
I
Co
(Phila)
For
57
United States Trust Co
17%
(Jersey City N J)_.
25
Tr Co (Union City)—8
(Boston)
32
353%
93%
97%
59 %
63
193/4
21%.
55 %
58%
Wachovia Bank 8c Trust Co
11V4
7%
19%
413/4
Trust Co of New Jersey
Hudson
45 Va
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank——.10
Pittsburgh National Bank—20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
28 V\
20%
9%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
313/4
601
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Hudson
41J/2
Co
(New York)
90c
6%
10
570
Tr
(Boston) _-v
—20
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
-
Pacific Power & Light Co
..3%
(Chicago)—100
Northern
29%
State Street Bank & Trust Co
—
Pacific Mercury Electronics
70c
4i %
State
Natl Bank of Long
Pacific
Co__5
63
38
of
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles) —
12 %
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
78%
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co (Philadelphia).
Franklin
1
&
54
59 %
Bk
St Louis Union
County
First Natl
503/4
Newark—12%
Trust Co (Boston).100
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
State
65%
Bank
Bank
Natl
62
Trust Co—:—10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash) —20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
57
Boston_12%
First National Bank of
First
58%
(N J)
Banking Co
255
71%
Natl Bank
22 V*
44%
25
Detroit
New Eng
52%
First
20y4
21
41
Natl
483/4
Natl
743/4
(Albany)———7.50
Co
36
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
First
35%
70
39%
32%
National
33%
327/a
(SF)_10
39
First
10
Trust
116
30%
127/a'
58 %,
of
National Newark & Essex
36%
78%
46%
103
City Bank (Cleve)—16
National Commercial Bank &
12%
10
74
100
34%
37
of
42
55
112
(N Y)
Bank
25
National
Trust
(NY)_10
Bk
142
31%
-5
Empire Trust Co
,
42%
Trust Co
(Fairfield County).
43%
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Camden
5
29*%
National Bank of Westchester_5
97%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
First
297%
27%
10
33%
(White Plains
(Chicago)
New
58%.
28
National Bank & Trust Co
34%
92%
111 Bank
County Trust Co
31%
35%
55%
5
Tr
Bank
National
334
32
25
J
Bank
Nat
29 %
32
10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 %
50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust of N
Continental
39%
114
107
20
5
Co
Trust
(Buffalo)
Mercantile
78%
Connecticut Bank
Island
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
43%
Trust
Ask
373/8
Morgan Guaranty
of New York
74
Cleveland
Bid
10
(N Y)
38
403/4
Fairfield County Trust
37 V2
General Bottlers.
20%
135
—10
Federation Bk & Tr Co
10
of America
127/a
18%
62
(Chicago )_25
10y2
21 %
12
3
Sulphur Co
11%
National
Southern
&
11%
-
*
Co
'
56
.10
10
(Pgh) 25
55%
9V2
3%
11%
Gas
367/8
41%
(St Louis)—12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
12
(Savannah)
Natl
Line
.5
Co
Co
Nassau County N Y
York
44
„
1
Rubber Co
Portland Genl Electric Co
127/s
-
34%
Companies
Trust
45%
8%
3 Va
Natural
11 %
11%
38% V:
..5
5
Chemical
Par
357/i
10 3/e
Plymouth
,
Wyandotte Chemicals
..1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
45%
42%
153/8
Pioneer
„_3
—3
Co
357/8
10
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
33%
City Natl Bk & Tr
First
Co
Lumber Corp
333/4
-.1
Corp—,.1
507A
421/4
•
Pickering
,12
.50
—7.50
..5
5
—
.10*
"Wisconsin Power & Light Co.. 10 *
64
5
Bank New
First Natl
19
Pfaudler-Permutit
197/a
25%
,_i
Co——1
Gas
Conversion
10%
467/a
.'
23%
(N Y)—10
Manufacturers & Traders
of Cleve—16
Co
Trust
6ys
Corp
26%
■_i
Cos—:1
Co
Wilcox Electric
44
Manufacturers Tr Co
(N J)
Chase Manhattan
9%
Co
42
Natural
Western
318
First Westchester Natl Bank
24%
Massachusetts
Long
153/4
17
38%
9%
18%
.10
Western Lt & Telephone Co.^.10
Ask
Natl Bk of Phila„10
Central Natl Bank
60%
American
*
Manufacturing
47 %
(Phila)—10
Co
Camden Trust Co
Centl-Penn
24ya
Co
Robinson
*
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Co
Transmission
Point
West
25%
305
20
St Trust
9%
is %
9%
,0c
Wellington Mtg Co class A
10c
.1
Financial Corp
—1
Wesco
45J/8
343/4
Gamble
26 %
27 %
83/4
23%
—100
(N Y)
14y4
15 V2
East
1
1
.1
—10
York
323/4
93/4
Brewing
243/4
25
10
Corp
(Brooklyn N. Y.)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
1
Pacific Alrmotive
24%
46%
5
Pabst
22%
45%
Co
58%
5
44%
Corp
28%
28%
Transport A
Irving Trust Co
Louis
St
Broad
8%
Corp
Gas
25%
26 3/4
Co
Steel
Bros
Wurlitzer
First
,
16%
Washington
Boatmen's National Bank
5Mj
pfd_»
River Prod
Power
23 %
Wash Natural Gas Co
Wood
Virginia
Bankers Trust Co
22V2
Gas
Serv
16'/a
.1
1
Co
10
of New
Bank
1
.—5
43 %
20%
Brothers
Swasey
17%
.1
1
41 %
50c
Gas
257%
.35%
&
147/8
.1
class A—1
Co
Warner
6%
Bank
2.50
Corp
Coal
Pub
Grocery
Waddell & Reed Inc
5%
(Camden N J)—
First Natl Bank
(Atlanta)
23%
191/4
Von's
(Newark )_25
of Commerce
23%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
33%
13%
307/a
193%
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(San
Bank
213/4
Natural
Northwest
48 'A
28%
137/a
Kings County Trust Co
•
Water Co $4
45
123/a
257/g
First Bank Stk Corp
North Penn Gas Co
Northeastern
5
Corp
Whiting Corp
19%
16%
42%
313/4
& Company—50c
Fair Mills Inc
5
Vitro Corp of American
__50c
A
14%
24%
Natl
Iron
&
15%
40
297/8
Vanity
17%
Par
11%
American
Mould
Co
Vance Sanders
Bank and Trust
10 V2
Ohio
..
Valley
413/s
9
10
Power
53/a
91/4
37%
1
Inc
Weyerhaeuser
1
13y4
23y4
Co
Carolina
Utilities
Upper Peninsular
20%
2'/2
50c
Thermador
Norrls
Sugar Corp
29%
8%
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United
5
23%
Corp—1
Co
Corp—
Shops of Del
1
Si Elec Assoc—_8
common
Shirt
15%
87/a
4'/a
v
Nalco Chemical Co
National Cleveland Corp
41%
77/8
273/4
6y8
3iy2
75
28y4
cl B_5
•
Chemical
Stepan
5%
5%
1
Herrington
18%
25%
,
Corp_l
18%
5
1
Corp
31
Mil
Chem
12%
171/4
lc
Electric
23
States
United States Leasing Corp
1
United States Servateria Corp.l
54 V2
1
&
1
United
1
51
-1
Co
Gas
Union Texas Nat Gas Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Co.
Marlin-Rockwell
Marmon
53%
15%
33 %
31 Va
Western
33
&
14'/2
5
Witco
Struthers Wells Corp
25
Co
21
,'i.t
34%
l87/8
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111/2
Mfg & Sales Co
Macmillan
Works
34 %
Corp
&
49
5
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30%
Inc—
non-voting
31 y2
Co
(Hugh
63%
1
Products
Co_3
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow
5%
l
Stouffer
Ling-Altec Electronics
Long
2.50
20
42%
10%
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
Steel
9%
28 Vt
Co.
33%
Laguna Miguel Corp units
& Co Inc com
67'/2
63
8%
Steel
397/8
9%
Laboratory for Electronics—
Loan
12
22%:
26y4
Register
Screw
Common
11
20%
10
Steamship
31'A
Co
Star
&
10
Chemical
1
2V2
—5
Portl'd
Koehring
19 y4
Pwr
Watson
1
Home
Stanley
25 y8
Co..
__1
.
—
Keystone
(Eli)
Stanley
18%
23%
Co
Mfg
10
Inc
Ketchum Co Inc
Lilly
77/8
Standard
171/4
2'/2
Pressed
Standard
6%
Co__1
Inc..
Statler Hotels Delaware
Kentucky Utilities Co
Blower
s.y/.
Standard
6%
Co—.1
Tel
Sys
Electric
Fruit
Stand
Service
Co
Spur Oil Co
Staley (A E)
Corp
Liberty
Freight
Carbon
31%
Jessop Steel Co
Lau
Speer
741/2
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46
States
1
Inc
Heintz
Jamaica
Elec
Spector
209
•
Co
Producing Co..1
Southwestern
Co—15
Utilities
Corp
Jack
Gas
1
Southern
Iowa
I tele
Co
14 %
Pipe Line Corp..50c
Pipeline Co
1
Gas
Warren
Southwest
Southwestern
_1
common
Public
32 %
123/4
United States
10c
Co
Co.—
Power
Eng
23
12%
17%
*
Co
Power
28 %
70%
21
Water
31%
5%
57%
42
Dev
Southern
16
67
.—1
l
Serv
Southern
718
4%
53
2
Calif
293/4
1
Tucson Gas Elec Lt
Co—_J7%
.7%
Cable
Southern
20%
1
Inc
12%
...2
2
Oil &
I8V4
Corp
Corp
11
Corp
Shore
64%
Co
Transwestern
—5
5
23/4
42
61V*
7
6%
.30%
23/a
39 Va
56
5%
343/a
32
28*%
1
1
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6%
•
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307/8
1
51%
—1
1
Power
283/4V
•
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Time Inc
5
—5
73/8
33 %
,
"
1
Co_.
Glass
Gas
9%
Inc
3 7%
31V*
—*
Fibre
Nat
1
—1
Inc
Si Co
Southeastern
11%
Iowa
(H I)
•
50
-5
Betts Co..^
States
20c
Seismograph Service Corp
7%
Motor
Co
1
1
57%
G™.'Tp'orpt,^Spf:Ji
Thompson
35'%
Inc
Fetzer
(G D)
257/8
Securities
14'/a
14
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Thomas
591^
32 V2
Corp
Prod
237/a
Investors Diver Services Inc—
8%
_
61%
55%
Co
South
Sys.III
391/4;
54
Co
50
_„_i
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9%
6
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Tubular
Searle
3a/a
warrants-
King
Bantam
Scott
9
1
Petroleum
1959
v'"
1
Thermo
Associates
Skil
283/4
Freight
Inc
Inc..
153%
26%
Bakeries
National
9%
30%
14
Petroleum
Jacinto
Simplex
16%
1
Textron
25c
Corp
6%
_«
Texas
3%
8%
28%
A
Sabre-Pinon
233/4
Corp__50c
19%
333/4
3 ya
1
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Reid
22%
E
1
Therm-O-Disc
Myers Inc
Plywood
18%
30
158
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class
(H H)
44
40
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267/8
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12%
86
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12%
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50c
10
26%.
11%
...
Texas Industries
13%
.
28%,
21 y2
Schield
4%
24
Bank of Wash..—1
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Associates
Inc
25%
11%
15%
,150
5
19%
Sawhill
40%
'33/4
253/8
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Sanders
37%
..1
23 V4
20 '/a
42 %
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„
233/4
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Mills
Express
&
Scholz Homes
Co
2
3
San
11
7:;.;
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153/a
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Eastern
Towmotor
11%
..1
Texas
Ryder Systems Inc
10
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44%
57/8
11%
-i
14%
46
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5%:
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Recreation
Rice
Rose
149
138
~-i
37%
—12%
Brand
Rockwell
1
III
Corp
Engineering Corp.
Miss
.5,1 -25
,
141%
—.1
41 y2
Co
Co
Robertson
10%
Meredith
48
■
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Cummins Engine Co
>
147/a
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Co—1
Craig Systems Inc
l
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co__
243/a
i
—50c
Coffee Co.
Electric Company
Cross
6'
5%
Freightways
...
Jan
"'y.
23
Cook
5%
457/8
16
25
Cook
Apr
v:
5%
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Consolidated Rock Products .-5
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Control Data
Mar
17%
16 y4
43
Commonwealth Gas Corp__
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consol
9%
32 %
„1
Material-
Mills
International
Lone
17%
16%
2%
preferred
4V2
4
Colorado Interstate Gas Co—5
Colorado Milling & Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp com.3;
$1.25
20%
19 y2
6
—1
Citizens Util Co com cl A__33%c
Common class B—
33 %c
Clinton Engines Corp
1
Coastal States Gas Prod
1
Colonial
3%
...
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Co
Electric
22 Va
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14 %
1
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34%
Corp
Robbins
Interstate
'
42%
California
20%
,
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Stoker
Roadway
13%
Interstate
43
California
12%
v
Natural
River
119
Corp_-l
Tampax Inc
l
Ask
io3/4
Broadcasting Co.....:
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Co
Riley
Interstate
10%
9%
10c
Head
Interstate
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc——3
Brush Beryllium
Co
1
Byllesby (H M) & Co—
111
Purina
Richardson
55%
119
85%
International Textbook Co
5 */8
8%
22
Burndy Corp.
51 y2
111
,
Products
Republic
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lnternat'l
13%
5%
21%
.
53
81%
Gas.
Trust
International
31%
Mfg. Co.—-110
l—
48 %
19%
Indianapolis Water Co
Inc
1
Corp ADR
Bowling Corp of America
10c
Bowman
Products
common..*
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—25
Bullock's Inc-
Ralston
Bid
1
Telecomputing Corp
30%
30 %
Indiana Gas & Water
6%
5%
Bowater Paper
Brown & Shame
Tekoil
Purolator
20 %
>
104
28 %
.1
Corp
Production
Oil
Indian
10
8%
,
Industries
Botany
Tappan Co
Corp
Roddis
common
Husky
42
—r
Bettinger
5%
33»%
Alegre
Purex
1
Field
Gas
Hugoton
12%
4%
3iy4
Punta
18
11%
Sugar Corp..
1
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151/3
14
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A
50 y8
46%
Oil
Hugoton
12 y8
36%
11
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Fearless
Natural
Hudson
17V2
11%
Markets.-—1
Behlen Manufacturing Co_—1
Bemis Bros Bag Co
—25
Beneficial Corp
——1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc—.—5
183/;
5
2%
Corp
Houston
8%
5
Mexico
19%
1
preferred
Voltage Engineering
Houston
54%
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Bavles
Splendor
Houston
13 %
1
Baker
Jan
7%
Hamp
New
.1
Hilton Credit Corp.
Hoover Co class A
44%
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of
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6%
Houston
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15
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155
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10 %
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5%
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21%
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Inc
19%
39
4%
1
Greene
Suburban
Serv
21» 22%
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Propane Gas
Susquehanna Corp
4.
Systron-Donner Corp
22%
73/4
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Pub
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Helene Curtis Ind
16%
9%
B
Heublein
25%'
20%
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Mar
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20%
14%
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47%
23%
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Metal Construction Co.
1
Arkansas
Jan
Xerox
(M A)
Pubco Petroleum
Ask
20%
10c
Pub
Controls—1
&
Bid
5
Inc
151/3
1
Chemicals
Ask
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24%
7
5
Co
•
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54 %
,
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:
19%
0..5
Brick
Power
Corp
Haloid
17%
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313/4.
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13%
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Jan
c
(A
Green
Co
Producing
at the time of compilation.
request. The "National" list is composed of securities
22%
1
Green
16%
4
8
28
60
—
Apr
,
Glasspar Co
22%
1
Cement Corp
Express Do—A
nmctincK
cl
Apr
)
Corp of Calif-l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
2
American
American
Bid
Gibraltar Finan
50%
-5
Jan
Jan
>
6%
26
S?J,fmH&5Uer5o:ioo
Feb
44%
6
"""J
—
Par
14 %
on
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Potash
Ask
a clr
13
AlicoPlLand development Co„l
Jan
Jan
'
Bid
nu
par
Jan
»
which have
Industrials and Utilities
Jan
Aerovox
(indicated by the "asked")
any quotation furnished
securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
which these
Apr
Jan
bought
or
iation 0f
footnotes, see preceding page.
5
Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
(Winston-Salem
Wells
N
C)
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(46)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Insurance
Funds—
Par
Bid
Aberdeen Fund
25c
2.16
2.38
Investment Co of America
1 10.28
Affiliated Fund Inc
—1.25
7.33
7.93
Investment Trust of Boston—11.13
American
Business Shares—^1
4.19
4.47
Investors Research Fund——-1
12.55
American Investors Fund
1 al4.61
Istel Fund Inc
————--1
32.53
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
X8.78
9.60
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund-1 al3.35
Amer Research & Dev Corp___l
26%
27%
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Associated Fund Trust*
1.49
1.64
B-l (Investment Bonds).—1
24.08
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc.—1
5.29
5.77
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds).l
21.36
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc..1
5-20
5.65
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds).
1 15.20
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc._5
X8.40
9.13
B-4 (Discount Bonds)-.——1
9-37
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
3 81
4.16
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)—1
8.86
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
n.76
12.78
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
15.36
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
'-x'"!1-'
S-l (Iligli-Grade Com Stic)— 1
19.60
Canada Ltd I
1
8.84
9.66
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)
1
11.77
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc
1
n.55
12.55
/ S-3 (Speculative Com Slk) -1
13.40
Boston Fund Inc
—1
17.26
18.66
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
13.00
Broad Street Investment
„_50c
12.53
13.55
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
13.73
Bullock Fund Ltd—
_1
12.66
13.88
Knickerbocker Fund ——
1
5.97
California Fund Inc.
.1
6.59
7.20 r Knickerbocker Growth Fund—,-1
6.04
Canada-General..Fund— .*:''rju '■
Lazard Fund Inc.——-—.—.—1
15y4
(1954) Ltd.
.1
12.48
13.49"
Lexington Trust Fund' '
Canadian Fund Inc
1
15.69
16.98
Name changed to
Canadian International Growth
Federated Growth Fund ; *
Fund Ltd
1
9.89
10.81
Lexington Venture Fund.
1
11.13
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Life Insurance Investors Inc —1
16.48
Growth Stock Fund
—lc
8.59
9-42
Life Insurance Slk Fund Inc..1
5.87
Century Shares Trust—8.31
9.52
Loomis-Suy-les Fund of Can—1 &25.33
Chase Fund of Boston—
1
14.78
16.15
Loomis Sa.vles MuLual Fund—• al4.84
Chemical Fund Inc
:
50c
11.51
12.45
Managed Funds—
Christiana Securities Corp..100 14.800
-Electric shares ...———-lc
3.37
7% preferred
100
131
;
139
General Industries shares__lc
3.53
Colonial Energy Shares
1
11.83
12.93
Metal shares
lc
2.25
Colonial Fund Inc
1
10.42
11.39
Paper shares
lc
3.31
Commonwealth Income
v
"
Petroleum shares _————-lc
1.90
Fund Inc
_1
8.76
9.52
Special Investment shares, lc v 3.49
Commonwealth Investment——1
9.49
10.32
Transport
shares
—lc
2.39
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
15.73
17.10
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Composite Bond & Stock
A'-.
shares of beneficial iut~33%0
13.20
Fund Inc
1
19.39
21.07
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Composite Fund Inc
1
8.28
•
9.00
Fund Inc
33y3c
14.93
Ask
Mutual
Ask
Par
11.23
Aetna
Casualty
12.16
Aetna
Insurance
13.64
Aetna
Life
33.23
Concord
Fund
14.26
15.42
17
_1
7
18.78
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
5
80
83%
Lite
Agricultural Insurance Co.—10
American Equit.able Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
31
33%
of
36
393/8
Life
Companies
11
12%
Life
Insurance
15
16%
Lincoln
23.31
American Fidelity
10
10%
16.59
Amer
Series B
Crown
;
1
7.02
Vegh Investing Co Inc..___1
1
15.56
55.76
15.72
56.32
1
11.25
9.53
_1
10.09
10.48
11.06
Diversified Investment Fund___l
8.75
De
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc..
Delaware
Fund
Delaware Income Fund Inc.
Diver Growth
Stk Fund
Inc
,
Dividend
25c
2.97
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Stock
Fund
Electronics
—
.
15.02
11.13
50c
—
11-97
Corp
1
7.74
23.15
l
_._25c
14.20
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc..
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc..1
15.01
15.29
18.05
—
Florida
Mutual
Fund
Common
General
Capital
General
Investors
10.82
*
8.12
11.76
21.06
14.27
Series
Shares
7.67
Fund
8.90
10.19
11.02
...
13.73
Inc
11.82
18.73
2.50
8.57
62%
Springfield Fire &
$6.50 preferred
Fund
6.86
Shares—1.25
9.09
9.83
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.25
12.30
.1
16.10
1
13.88
1
13.95
35%
373/4
5
40 y4
42%
3
29%
31 i/a
2%
3%
U S Life
38%
40%
.2
393/4
421/s
31
34 Va
2
; 29%
31%
(Edison
Fund
B)
Southwestern Investors Inc
Investors
Sovereign
6.79
7.45
State Street. Investment Corp
7.24
Stein Roe
7.82
8.15
15.26
13.94
5.62
35.70
-1
100.24
Federal
100.20
100.22
97.12
97.24
1961
15,
April
___—
15, 1951.^
100.4
100.8
Inc.l
11.67
1
8.35
9.10
1
9.89
10.81
Television-Electronics Fund
Fund
8.81
Inc
S
U
23,
Sept.
March
I960
6.58
7.20
7.26
7.93
Accumulated
Fund
1
12.48
Continental
Fund
1
7.07
7.73
1
a20.05
Funds Inc—
United
x4.86
1
a25.86
8.09
k
Shares.!
10.76
11.70
1
14.75
16.12
1
14.47
15.73
1
6.37
6.96
5.27
5.76
3.63
3.97
8.26
9.11
9.96
8.65
Inc..1
Income Fund
Special Situations
10c
9.35
Line
Fund Inc
Wall Street Investing Corp
Washington
Investors
Mutual
Inc
1
9.34
1
1
14.07
15.34
14.25
15.49
1
12.19
13.50
Ind Fund—10c
13.20
14.42
1
6.29
6.80
Fund
10.59
11.56
Wellington
Fund_lc
xll.09
12.13
Whitehall Fund Inc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.18
6.77
Winfield
5.20
5.68
Wisconsin
lc
.
1
Wellington Equity Fund
lc
Bonds—
Bid
102'/a
140
Ask
Fund
Growth
Fund
Inc
Montgomery Ward
4%s
—
„
6s__-1980-76
52
54
100
Bid
Bonds—
102%
Burlington Industries 41/4s„1975
103
100.30
101.2
4s
May
10,
100.13
100.17
4%8 Aug. 20,
100.30
101
March
lOlVi
91%
87
102%
Can
'«
Lowenstein
& Lt
,««v
v
(M)
& Sons—
1990
10,
•
Pacific Petroleum
* 5%s
♦
1,
4%s
April
3 %s
May
99.24
4 %s
March
4%s
March-20,
4%S
J illy' 15,
99.8
102.8
98
98.16
V
100
—w.
99:24
96.16
1963—•
101.7
20,
1964^
100.24
99.24
100.24
J 969—iulil;
101.24
102.24
1970.—
105
106
1969——.
5«/,,s Feb.
3%s April 1, 1970——..
20,
5%s July
95.24
99.24
20,% 968..
100.12
96
100.28
95.:;
100.24
95
97
100.12
...
1966—
2,
100.20
102.8
92.8
93.8
105
106
100
1970
20,
99.16
101
Penn
115%
Phoenix
150
154
97
99
124
162
98
103%
..
—
100%
104
1985
5s
Elec
Maturity— *
Nov
106.24
80"
4%s
Feb.
15,
Bid
Ask
101
91.24
92.24
97
98
94.24
1972-1967..
95.24
Bid
Maturity-
1960
I %s Oct.
I,
Feb.
15,
1961—_j—
101.5
101.7
3%S
Nov.
15,
15,
1961
101.1
101.3
2%s
Feb.
100.9
100.11
4s
100.25
100.27
Aug. 15, I960
May
99.20
May 15,
1%S Oct. 1,
99.26
99
99.8
1961
100.10
Aug. 1, 1961
l%s Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb. 15. 1962
100.30
4%s
100.14
101.2
15,
96
:
1962
Nov.
100.4
97.8
97.10
95
95.8
100.14
1963
100.18
94
1963
15,
96.8
100
1962_
15, 1963—
l%s April 1, J963
Treasury Notes—
43/4S
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
15
1963
94.8
102.30
102.26
l%s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15. 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
Feb.
15,
98
Aug.
98.8
100
100.4
5s
100.14
1962
lV2s April 1, 1962
4s May 15,
1962
■4s
100.18
iy2s
96.28
...
98
100%
100.18
4%s
93
93.8
102.24
102.28
Steel
5%s
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
100.6
100.8
4.80s
110
South'n Elec Genert'g 5%s_1992
101
Sperry Rand 5%s ww..
101 %
102%
12-
1-59
9-
1-60
100.12
100.14
4.40s
4-
5.375
1-
4-60
10-3-60
100.20
100.22
5.25s
2-
1-60
11-
100.24
100.26
1-60
Talcott
Inc
(James*
5%s__ 1980
Textron Amer 5s„_
Transcontinental
5%s
—
—.1971
Gas
1
Pipe
_.,,v
Line
^.1980
:
-1971:
■
1970
.1971
102%
103%
1023/«
103%,."
Washington Gas Light 5 %S_1985
Westcoast Trans 5%s
,..1988
lOlV'a"
101%
Wisconsin Telep 4%s
1995
101%
88
—
91
102.22
Rate
Ask
Bid
Due
Dated
12-1-60
100.24
100.26
3-61
100.19
100.21
1-
4-60
2-
1-61
4%s
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.27
100.29
7-
5-60
4-
3-61
100.4
100.6
4.55s
5-
2-60
100.20
100.22
July 15, 1960
July 21, 1960
July 28, 1960
—
.
1960
August
18,
1960
116
August
25,
1960
101 %
September 1, 1960—_
September 8, I960—.
90%
100 3/3
1960
September 15,
September 22,
September 29,
October
6,
93
Ask
Bid
October
13,
1960—
99.367
99.394
99.958
99.968
October
17,
1960
99.312
99.341
99.302
99.331
99.256
99.288
99.200
99.234
November 10,
99.154
99.189
November IT,
99.100
99.138
99.047
99.086
99.964
October
20,
I960-—,
99.929
—
^
11,
101%
Yield trice
"
.
99.953
—
August
80
1
Ask
99.993
99.947
October
27,
1960
99.898
99.923
November
99.863
99.879
99.820
99.841
v
—
99.780
99.798
November
99.738
——
99.759
December
3,
--
I960-
1960
—
I960-——25, I960——
1,!1960
-■
8,-196015, I960
I960
December
99.657
December
—
99.604
99.624
—
99.539
99.561
99.474
99.489
99.437
April 15,
98.974
—
I960.
December
98.868
98.796
22,
1961—
99.015
98.917
1960—
December 29, 1960——
January 15f". 1961
—
99.411
I960—_
99.697
99.639
——.——
I960—_
99.681
195
90-
103.14
90.24
101.18
99.989
4,
•;
100
Bid
7, I960—
14, 1960
August
123
1982
92.8
103.10
;
-
Lx-
3- 1-60
5%s
July
103%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1967
April 1, 1965
15, 1965
May
Yield Frice
84
78
103.30
■92
1964——
15,
99.10
103.26
;—-
1964
United States Treasury Bills
94
—1990
5s
99.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
100
80
101%
1964.
1,
Nov.
1%S
100.24
15,
Oct.
4%s
100.14
100.16
15, 1962—
Rate
July
91
—1985
97.6
Aug.
5.20s
101%
:_1977
5 Vis
U S Industries 4%s_^
78
101%
.—1969
'
%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967.
3%s May 1, 1971
4
101.16
105.24
—.
85%
1973
149
"
100.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
82
1963
4%_1998
Tel
Bell
146
4
5%s—i.^.,1980
2%s May
1962
100.16
101.24
1962
101.28
101.8
100.4
20.; 1961
1,
100.2
100.8
Ask
78
ww
Pennsylvania Co
,
K2E™
5srr
1990
ffiSL
^Plpe«£,ine S'/aS-mo
Midwest- Gad«
1961——
101.16
101.24
1969—
100%
84
4%s
Underwood Corp 5%s
1981
A
Northwestern
90
~
»,
u
93%
104%
100%
...1976
Northspan Uran 5%s ww
103%
1984
5%s
20,
99.26
3.80s
...1975
5s
103%
114%
—1980
Mueller Brass 3%s_.
National
101%
-
Jersey Cent Pow
June
101.3;,
—
11 ,.1963
Credit—
—
Nat'l Cash Register
ww
100.14
101.4
1961
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
6a
101.5
Sept.
April 10, 1970—...
Feb. 10, 1972
10.21
Ltd
Canada
Value
8.84
1
Hotel
100.24
9.03
Funds
Value Line
__
*
1
Hilton
100.20
101.1
I960—.
—
4s
4s
Fund
Value Line Fund Inc
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Fruehauf Trailer 4s—
1976
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Oen l Tire fc Rubber
6s ww_1982
Bonds—
1960
20,
100.16
10,
100.10
100.20
100.10
20,
Dec.
100.14
1960
4s
Income
Science Fund
United
5.44
8.11
Inc.._1
1975
Oct.
5.40s
43/4S
April
3%s
United
—
4.97
10c
Corp 3%s—
iMiiut Bunk
100.14
100.8
100,18
1960
100.4
1%S Oct. 1, 1960
1 %s April 1, 1961
13.57
United
_
1,
100.2
Sept.
4%s
———lc
United
7.42
:
rerro
3,
Dec
4%s May
Century Growth Inv.
Fund
12.45
Income
_
Oct.
1961.
12,
April
43/4S
International
&
21.01
5%s__1977
1960
4.45s
Certificates of Indebtedness—
12.62
United
Gas
4 %S
100.14
100.12
Figures after decimal point represent
cnejor more 32nds of a point
Sterling Investment Fund
2.82
Natural
1960—.—
5%s
Ask
Cooperatives—
5%s Sept l,
Mortgage Assn—
Aug.
point
a
April 3, 1961^
3%S April 3: 1961—1....
1963
15,
32hds of
Bid
for
100.22
5%s
*
8.04
2.58
Paso
the
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
a29.45
20.40
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
El
in
Fire
or more
Banks
100.2
4%s
a37.03
Fund
Stock
6.17
•
J
Inc
11.37
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5s—1990
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Co
Ask
Feb.
& Farnham
Balanced Fund
1
Power 5s__—1990
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s„__1969
Carrier Corp 4%s—
1982
Chance Vought 5%S—
1977
Insurance
Westchester
100.6
37.70
Smith
American
6.60
Calif Electric
Insurance
City of NTY—
100.12
15.28
_10c
Petroleum
86 »/4
15.01
Selected
Hamilton Funds Inc—
British
-t
Fire
17.64
,
4%s_1980
2.50
Amer.
8i/s
28%
823/4
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
I960—
Nov. 12, 1963
4%s June 10^ 1965..
'3%s March 11, 1968—
14.10
6.67 '
4%s__1979
-
S
1960
3%s
a9.55
lc
Elec
5
S
Banks—
4% s
lc
Opt
of
Co
52%
::7
25%
U
'4%s
12.88
Clark—
Fund Inc—1
Stock
Common
Growth
&
His
49%
8
Co
347/8
108
U
•,7%
11, 1961
3%s Feb. 13, 1962
'4%s Sept. 10, 1962
Scudder Stevens
Twentieth
Lomb
United
Insurance
483/4
32 3/4
Y)__2
(N
55y2
8
Co
4%s May 10, 1961
43/4s June 12,1961—
10.27
6.86
7.32
9.88
Gas
57%
54%
Travelers
1960
5%s
13.05
10.12
&
79%
15,
'.4%s
7.50
12.07
Canada
of
; ■;
Ins
363/4
103
10
Life
6%
33
44%
2
__10
Guaranty Co (N Y)
15,
4%s
14.13
Inc—1
Shares
Dist
Fund
9.02
Bausch
5
Marine
: 60»/2
.38%
.'59%
51%
.
10
Security Life & Trust Co
19%
v::;
57/a
5
46%
23 %
56%
1
Amer
57
Aug.
5.35s
al8.67
Scudder
9.24
Baltimore
of
18%
Sept.
Federal Natl
9.32
13.99
25c
Quarterly
9.37
6.25
lc
—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Ins
Surety Co..
4%
53 y2
'
35%
6.25
43%
Title
55
Insurance..2
Marine.
&
4s
15.26
Railroad Stock shares—lc
Growth
Fire
Security Ins (New Haven)
15,
4.45s March
15.89
Steel
Institutional
Seaboard Life
83 3/4
July
3%s
20.53
14.04
Texas
Inst Foundation Fund
21
1
3%s
14.62
Townsend
Fund
19
4%s
7.12
1
8.98
9.84
(Texas)..10
Life
78
Paul
4%s
12.12
6.51
1
(Geo)
Growth
6.23
Income
Republic Natl
St
Bid
13.68
Fund
Putnam
Inc___lc
Ins
Federal Home Loan
15.01
12.65
1
Putnam
2.31
Investors
Republic Insurance
Y)
(N
4
Obligations of Government Agencies
8.48
9.51
Incorporated
Incorporated
73 Va
104
99
Figures after decimal poin t represent one
14.44
7.84
2.09
Boston
21%
43/4S
13.44
&
Inc——__1
1
8.68
of
2
,213/4
50%
Reinsurance Corp
373/8
9.73
Inc
5.68
Fund
5
583/4
35%
._5()C
Growth Stock
7.43
lc
Fund
Life
8.38
Fund
Puritan
lc
Capital
49V4
7Q
80
20%
1
—.10
Owners
5.40s
luc
(T Rowe)
76%
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Boiler
8.52
1
Fund Inc
—lc
Haydock Fund Inc
Providence-Washington
55%
■75
59%
53%
46
'
:,y-
23%
)-2 %
...
55
21%
Seaboard
Co
783%
-
.49%
5
(Fla)
11.33
shares
—
Steam
12%
42%
74
of N Y—10
...5
Insurance
11%
39%
Y_.__ 12%
5
7%
(D 0-1.50
551/4
;
33
37%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co.._^__5
Phoenix
_L_1_—10
59%
5
35
Co.———10
Peerless Insurance Co.—
33/4
6
.4
American
Home
11.65
19.39
lc
H-C7
of N
Ins Co
Indemnity
"
42%
54%
,
Employees Ins
6.27
7.80 -V
10.74
Equipment shares
H-DA
Pacific
4
Hanover
-30%
Insurance...3.33%
Northern
533/4
51 %
5
37%
34%
50%
10
Northeastern
76%
5
Republic Ins Co
...2
Co
150
68
16%
,,
32%
2.50
56
—10
11.22
6.84
—
Series
CasualtyIns
River
63%
2.50
(S
Employ Lire Ins
Great
13.73
5.74
1
17 84
Merchandising shares .——lc
Mining shares
_lc
Series
Fire
North
1
(DC)
22.77
50c
1.81
_lc
—
York
72%.
,__.__.4
.—
Government
al3.54
1.67
shares—lc
Utilities
Co
P)
Insurance..!
Life
Globe &
16.14
Mutual Fund.
Peoples Securities Corp
.—1
Philadelphia Fund Inc
*
Price
10.64
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Amsterdam
Hampshire Five..
New
142
5
Reinsurance Corp—_10
Glens Falls
1
,——1
1
Square
Pioneer
9.16
Imperial
General
Fund
Franklin
2.62
1
2.98
Fully Administered shares__lc
shares
Fireman's
3.83
1
1
6.67
7.44
Tobacco
3.63
2.09
1
Series
Oppenheimer Fund
13.33
shares
Mow
.
193/a
5
357
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1:25 — 3
Employers Group] Assoc
39%:
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
' 51
Insurance
A.^.
101%
15%
35
4.03
Chemistry
Electronics
10.06
lc
shares
class
13%
56 y2
151
;
97%
1
com
343
.5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins.
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
3.69
one William Street Fund
19.51
6.78
Bond
-
AA
Fire..——.5
Now
35%
-
18%
Inc
Union
5.97
—————
Stock
Nucleonics
15.52
16.32
16.53
12.17
Railroad
/ 33% j
"
' \
;
,—10
11.22
of Canada Ltd
21
lc
RR
Co
Co..
Inc..
Federal
5.46
England Fund—
New York Capital Fund
9.18
(The) Stock Fund.lc
Petroleum
,'
2.47
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
shs
Nationwide- Corp
3.87
10.27
New
>'
Bond
3.69
1
Stock
lc
Machinery
15%
-
Line
Pacific Insurance Co
1
Series
1
General Bond shares
14% /
—1
Old
34 Va
,
12%
1—10
——
Series-—
Growth
2.70
lc
Institutional
Natl
National
.—5
—
Pine Street Fund Inc
lc
Industrial
Assurance
Casualty
—-—-—-1
Series
1
shares
59
15.88
Preferred
X6.06
Chemical
Food
46%
22 %
2
Life—..10
General
Forsler
43
54%
-5
Continental
&
.
20%
Life Ins
(Ky)
Crum
5
(N J)__.2
Lite
Continental
6.39
14.69
Dividend
1
shares
Standard
18.02
1
Series
lc
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
Common
143
10
12.16
3.48
Balanced
lc
Shares
National Fire .—i.—_._lo
Natl Life & Accident Ins
10
Insurance Co
Boston
21.45
Bond
Aviation-Electronics—
Equip
8%
Shippers
Connecticut
3.20
2.33 ,V
Group Securities—
Electrical
Beneficial
Co
19.82
2.13
Automobile shares :
&
Commonwealth
1
_1
Trust
16
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Penn
Corp:
7:38
Bankers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
1 al3.73
MuLual Shares Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
of
beneficial interest
6.31
Inc
77/a
.
Accident
1
Futures
52
Sec
5.77
Investors
10
43
31
4
(Bait)—
Standard
Over-Tlie-Counler
Securities
Fund
series
stock
Life
Standard
4.72
stock series
Preferred
Monument
51
v
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Fundamental
3
45%
:;i;4.31
:
2%
12.50
Manufacturers
48%
10c
Founders Mutual Fund
&
American Re-insurance
6.54
38
44
39%
Merchants
42%
Inc_l
Inc
14.18
14.85
4
35%
2%
10
11.90Slock
7.34
19la
1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
(Galveston)
246
!,; 41
<27%
C)
National Securities Series—
8.46
23.15
20c
Eurofund Inc
Fund
Nat
Merchants Fire Assurance
19%
53 y2
3%
:•
1
2%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—10
12.80
10
Industrial
Amer
1
Inc
25%
Hartford
Inc
Income Series
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Financial
(Wash D
Co
18
,
236
I
1
1
15.61
16.33
1
Federated Growth Fund
Mercury
10
..
18
50%
2%
10.36
3.25
50c
......^
Investment
Amer
14.62
Ins
■
Bonding & Ins.5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Mass
47 %
43
1
Casualty
59%
163/4
10
Va
Life
Amer Life
22%
;
55%
Massachusetts
9%
Ask
20%
3
of
9.44
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced1 Fund
12.85
Ins
8%
Assurance—...5
(Newark N J)
Investors Corp
Gulf Life (Jacksonville Fla
National Investors Corp—
9.5Sj
a20.94
Shares
Home
Amer Ins Co
American
Loyal
National
Maryland
1
16.76
,
Bid
Co
Inc
Co
14.44
"
2.50
E"
American
Fla)
Casualty Ins
Tenn
12.56
Nation
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
Life Ins Co.l
Life Ins—
Heritage
(Jacksonville
&
Inc—1
Fund
12.37
1
Income Fund
Insurance.
2L38
Automation
Mutual Investment Fund
7.68
De
9.67
10
-———1
20.51
Inc
Investment
10.23
Co
Mutual Income Foundation Fd.l
j
Western
Dividend
25.13
Gov
beneficial interest—1
Units of
Missiles-Jets &
10
Par
■
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birrn)..2
Massacliusetts Life Fund—
19%
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
:
Surety
f
?
Companies
Ask
82
.
Inc
&
Bid
81%
—
^
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
77
78%
.
—
.
SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, July 1)
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
.
98.722
98.960
-
98.913
98.843
98.746
98.599
98.680
97.681
—
97.744
f
93 ••
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-TIIE-COUNtER ISSUES
\
101%
: 78
1013/4
'81%
•No par value,
101%
1013/*
New
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.
value.?
b Bid
tNew stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
,
-
'
~
k Admitted t: li°ting on ths
issued,
y
Ex-stock dividend
Number 5965
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the course of
Pennsylvania—Altoona
figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
.<•
■
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
York
New
1959
Boston
Louis
—
1,136,000,000
3,540,897
3,528,659
—
7.1
4,130,618
3,940,428
+
4,8
7,248,897
3,460,369
4,365,748
6,415,657
6,817,333
—
5.9
7,096,326
-25,952,281
13,049,833
25,324,427
+
2.5
16,956,716
12,634,606
+
3.3
35,656,779
15,587,933
16,331,135*
1,218,651,304
+
1.6
1,199,991,047
1,301,517,653
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Jersey—Trenton
Total
I
v»
•
(11
cities)
1,237,972,122
-;•>
i..- •; .i
ii
-UA:
i
Pittsburgh.L
882,641,867
463,430,502
+
492,535,429
—
.
419,300,000
508,951,730
423,000,000
—
1~
Baltimore
—
13,969,391
4.1
11,360,789
14,238,07©
302,732,530
+15.6
263,065,440
285,23,9,428
655,042,010
+
5.3
520,985,143
622,174,13^
3.7
423,885,700
338,640,047
+25.2
.
.
66,472,700
$21,509,985,276 $21,438,323,436
___
cities/five daysY--^
+
.
5,581,262,275
—
cities,
All
•
5,129,644,805
.
•
day.!
one
J-——
1,116,252,455
—
-
••
+. 8.8
Y v+:Y. / ..-V
;
-
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
issue of next week.
as
Macon
For that week there
the whole country,
i
i
an
showing
Reserve District of 21.4%
totals show
thd
an
Cleveland Reserve District the totals record
an
37,322,561
of 7.2% and in the
In the
are
furnish
we
a
125,150,227
"■
7.8
760,709,056
778,024,519
31,026,159
I' 31,445,208
388,546,893
131,034,472
—L
;
+11.3
-142,549,063
422,300,000
+18.2
7,695,371
6,915,935
5,926,443
+
0.5
+
9.1
127,572,653
388,900,000
+11.3
285,549,024
135,913,692
397,600,000
+17.6
499,300,000
'
.5,954,826
_____
-
■"
6,708,764
5,327,902
"•i"
-
5,729,007
6,414,540
260,539,774
15,802,423
5.1
12,333,066
691,100
"786,268
—12.1
581,089
654,056
301,204,316
221,064,475
+ 36.3
216,691,040
209,467,526
1,713,640,594
1,394,978,155
-
+22.8 ^
"
J
•
(10 cities)
219,598,756
234,899,827
+40.4
+
238,855,432
244,444,206
13,755,986
1,243,372,919
1,284,545,988
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis
-
South Bend
Terre
\
iowa—Cedar
Des
17,685,475
+ 40.9
96,744,000
19,165,280
4,838,562
''
20,145,801
;
1.4
76,221,000
—38.8
14,077,361
3,666,067
11,302,281
3.0
9.4
138,666,118
136,534,fj41
0.9
6,902,561
7,060,030
>48,346,1)90
13,672,719
—
—
+
8,522,990
53,590,838
+
4.6
20,726,553
1,442,550
1,247,235,508
+
7.8
77,773,000
4,368,014
49,884,626
19,225,766
18,961,401
1,828,610
;
,
1,202,210,327
8,270,706
9,817,704
"12,013,085
,
11,469,760."
8,445,067
—
,
9.8
+
56,073,442
Chicago
: 2,451,271
8,717,734
2,770,799
152,033,902
Rapids
Moines
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
The
2,904,732
+ 11.7
9,43o,db7
14,323,996
13,283,'<01
lo, <27,853
95,392,000
11,724,938
4,691,670
166,267,725
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
—
—21.1
1,847,320
1,759,949
3.7
1,112,891,548
1,188,055,316
+
7,070,648
6,906,351
18,632,121
15,790,444
11,588,810
13,120,745
4.5
+
Peoria
8,641,977
16,625,525
16.976,629
Rockford
15,727,040
13,648,318
+ 15.2
______7,665,655
8,759,606
—12.5
6,381,768
6,679,467
1,712,755,897
1,650,160,576
3.8
1,507,569,050
1,575,797,r/07
Decatur
•
In the Kansas
Springfield
District
larger by 3.1%, in the Dallas Reserve
.
+ 14.9
17,819,280
3,184,057
19,901,236
...—_
Rapids
Lansing
In the
22.8%.
Arbor
Grand
Total
San Francisco Reserve District by 6.7%.
following
33,544,750
7,391,506
N.
+13.4
167,688,554
Michigan—Ann
improvement of 5.5%, in the Rich¬
District of 12.0% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 14.3%.
City Reserve District the totals
+
;
Total
gain of 3.8%, in the St. Louis Reserve
a
843,649,794
:
^ 384,288,090
V
16,612,976
clearings
1.6%.
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
126,696,697-
909,033,663
;
—
Louisiana—New Orleans
.
expansion of 24.8%, in the Boston
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
mond Reserve District of 7.8%
6.4
L
365,701,159
this we note that in the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
New York Reserve District
8.3
7.0
+
MobUe
increase of 25.8%;-Wte group the cities according to the
an
+
+
Mississippi—VIcksburg
•
increase of 17.4%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of 8.9%, the bank
-
22,340,55©
223,976;957
8,843,242
Columbia—Washington..
Cities)
19,815,268
218,344,802
+8,166,917
430,515,893
•>•••
4,734,061
2.6
+
251,796,084
-
9,464,678
'
457,862,994
(6
4,943,752
—16.2
Alabama—Birmingham
Ac¬
having amounted to $29,345,658,294 against $24,998,984,424 in the
week in 1959.
at this center
was
6,467,878
311,469,731
present further below,
we
14,147,46©
previous week—the week ended
able to give final and complete results of the
June 25.
same
which
1,547,987,192
143,694,820
/
i.
Augusta
>
the week ends
available at time of going to press.
detailed, statement, however,
In the elaborate,
1,284,530,925
11.004, .17*
Florida—Jacksonville
cordingly, in the above the .last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
we are
5.5
19,330,000
'
272,760,612
,
Georgia—Atlanta
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
+
5,420,559
19,830,000
-Tennessee—Knoxvllle
"
y
our
548,130,444
Sixth Ffederal
2.3
/VrY:+Y:Y....VYY'• a! + :Y/YY •%..>
:,y
■
413,626,279
1,544,173,873
Nashville
»/!///
Estimated.Y '
0.9
«,
;•
+
—
*
—
482,943,857
.
2.0
+
1,025,928.963
11,394,158
1,628,401,831
?°n<li
+ 8.8
$27,091,247,551 $26,567,968,241
VYY• -*1' —"~+v~~
*
:
Total all cities-for-weekk
—-.i
$28,207,500,006 $27,593,897,204
-
•
days-——_i—:
11,628,616
—18.8
478,419,399
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
0.3
Total
Total all cities; live
53,053,500
52,470,500
+'4.6
15,784,810
'
+14.9
15,838,175
12,818,079
(7 Cities)
-.Distric- Ol
Other,
+
57,863,100
•-16,564,092
'
—
S!S«Uirg£i,a/7?Unt,n8t611
Virginia—Norfolk
/.
south
five days
Cities,
Ten
.V.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
9.6
+
>
V ,i
14,547,209
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.6
563,122,812
Y
i
689,613,670
0.9
—
674,993,307
-
—
~
i).<.
6,679,298
*
5.9
'*700,000,000
*
.
6,582,916
349,966,682
Youngstown
fV'V
4.0
771,097,823
.
:,/% 766,658,000
Y————
Cleveland
..i--.
»
Columbus
6.6
7.3
.
.--!-
1,238,000,000
1.6
+20.3
7,456,187
Cleveland
—
918,317,621
-r-
+
4,210,564
Total
Francisco
San
1,149,000,000
+39.5
Cincinnati
1,412,148,724
.
2,363,036
1,895,434
4,165,379
Ohio—Canton
1,296,000,000
—
i
City
Kansas
St.
—
__
2,231,089
1,822,678
4,092,092-
1,223,734
6,927,964
1.4
1,201,000,000
—*
3.0
4.7
1,167,000,000
Mansfield
Philadelphia
+
+
Y°rk
%
+
1,319,674,617
:
Chicago
2,039,252
4,009,774
Wilkes-Barre
•
$14,788,767,106 $14,584,143,427
—
2,018,111
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1960
:
$
$
5,065,447
BY TELEGRAPH
Y
July 2
Ended
Week
1,707,326
1957
1958
1,885,204
—28.7
Scranton
>
.
1,994,999
*2,100,000
Philadelphia
Reading
the United
week follows:
Dec. %
*4,200,000
Chester
States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
2.2% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $£8,207,500,006 against $27,593,897,204 for the same week in 1959.
At this center
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 1.4%.
Our comparative summary for
the
Inc. or
$
1,422,996
Lancaster
cities of
1959
$
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 2, clearings for all
the
25
Week Ended June
I960
Pre¬
47
District—Philadelphia^—
'i
,■
Bethlehem
liminary
0f
Third Federal Reserve
bank clearings
clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank
(47)
cities)
(17
2.1
—
+
•;
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
,
week
Ended
June .-25—
2nd New
3rd
•
$
•
•
Y
.
___
922,426,184
923,619,063
16,226,334,630
12,997,987,377
+24.8
15,143,483,065
1,237,972,122
1,218,651,304
+
1.6
1,199,991,047
1,628,401,831
1,544,173,873
+
5.5 "
12,586,1.59,798
1,301,517,653
1,547,987,192
909,033,663
843,649,794
+
1,713,640,594
1,712,755,897
1,394378,155
1,650,160,576
834,447,584
745,231,449
+12.0
806,162,584
705,408,711
+14.3
"
U
11
_
4th Cleveland
7
;
7th Chicago
_
•
,
.
6.
___
"Y'v
Louis
4
•+
Minneapolis.
7
••
.
;•- +
':v
7.8
+ 22.8
1,284,530,925
'
760,709,056
1,284,545,988
.
1,507,569,050
+'3.8,
-
,
Total
689,019,594
587,757,952
619,092,267
City__
__
11thDallas
r
12th San
Francisco
Total
We
718,843,463
700,967,014
654,179,736
+
7.2
1,464,935,866
+
6.7
l3,567,376,165
now
add
our
"
•++
.^CYYY' Y-•;'■■■
North
Dakota—Fargo
—
Helena
—
(7 cities) ___.
"
7,082,653
+14.6
1,011,014,703
815,311,843
+24.0
779,344,240
6.8
'
Springfield
3,773,637
3,532,400
+
1,446,654
+23.8
3,876,289
/
Bedford
3,440,280
+12.7
3,258,420
1,415,458
3,385,427
Total
(9
Eleventh Federal Reserve
1,441,347
3,695,380
'
—16,499,132
9,097,856
(12
14,635,723
+
1.3
14,037,518
15,813,817
Fort
+
2.7
11,453,193
11,655,994
47,082,858
+10.0
42,908,421
43,223,742
24,869,172
7.8
22,639,720
22,815,739
36,448,000
+18.7
31,593,600
+17.6
2,677,082
cities)—
+21.4
922,426,184
923,619,063
16,192,466
+ 14.3
619,092,267
•
1,182,873,494
—
—
Total
(6
Cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve
E]m
—
District—New York—
...'.J'"
^ —
NeweSv n
j
New
)e
amf0rd
6Cy-~NeWftrk:i•'
JTorth ern New
Jertey,
.
a
(9
_
•"
cities)
<a>
805,136,479
2.3
817,951
856,339
571,997
+;•: 9,749,843
8,818,99©
8.2
160,846,026
153,212,74©
9,705,826
27,356,766
.
1,039,692
+ 21.1
-
+
+ 81.4
9,193,468
—23.3
32,582,654
3.1
483!,532,337
+
a
432,321,664
11,812,857
—14.0
14,444,897
0.4
6,636,595
+
3.1
718,843,463
649,218,393
—
4,561,21*'
+
0.1
10,825,494
569,054,541
+
8.4
505,973,280
10-,331,981
513,553,246
46,317,383
5,118,000
5,941,852
13,399,268
45,669,481
5,206,000
8,383,534
+
1.4
38,809,732
36,402,769
12,703,285
654,179,736
JonMUl
"
+16.4
•
39,792,901
39,446,286
+11.3
"
24,598,073,..,
26.843,630
—
(a)
72,737,276
;
100,405,960
334,630
-
*'
-
12,997,987,377
(a)
73,149,735
32,730,049
76,310,054
81,108,467
+ 2.0
86,822,53b
+.7.2
93,697,774
••
"
^
•• -
s'
•;
+ 24.8
'
• '
^
15A143,483,065
'
■
-
u•
12,586,159,798
258,160,156
124,485,126
30,991,943
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
—
San
--
Francisco"!-!-
San
3,505,397
Jose
Santa
Total
Grand
Outside
-
1.7
6,249,000
—29.1
7,139,851
6,807,000
6,921,159
+
5.5
11,198,494
11,961,018
+
7.2
580,195,851
585,977,173
191,119,231
215,415,591
5,488,01*
—
(108 Cities)
N#>w York
♦Estimated,
City
(a)Clearings
>
228,76a,168
102,664,577
30,012,628
18,649,810
763,310,100
37,504,207
8.1
0.7
5,541,867
+ 12.9
191,283,922
+ 21.3
85,034,030
3.3
25,255,161
26,748,798
—13.2
17,205,784
+
8.7
693,147,695
17,079,474
687,088,11*
+
0.5
26,653,436
25,027,211
—
0.8
7,631,839
7,200,897
+ 11.0
12,590,244
11,568,706
+
+
198,008,207
90,454,652
-
37,700,740
10,242,721
16,537,655
1,562,594,737
1,464,935,866
29,345,658,294
24,998,984,424
+ 17.4
25,953,620,869
—
23,752,531,627
13,567,376,165
12,456,497,380
+
8.9
11,264,928,089
11,680,679,709
(10 cities)
total
16,189,023
830,087,609
Barbara
Stockton
25?328'i37
5,32a
23?'?r^9R^
5,365,283
Oregon—Portland
Utah-Salt Lake City
3,236,425
12,071,851,918
"•
"r
74,200i412
V
14,688,692,780
+25.8
26,709,106
29,719,461
(
1
2.6
—
41,932,336
48,818.485
"
^
r
Tftiii
13,348,448
12,542,487,044
'
gyracu
Conn-oH
—14.6
3,376,915
3,748,183
15,778,282,129
:
100,922.654
144,490,849
93,669,196
136,804,695'
2,705,077
'■
£.962,141'
—60.6
+11.2
68,072,836
145,125,642
26,827,562
161,449,638
2,882,800
—
Roch
587,757,952
District—San Francisco—
Yakima
y
4,971,405
16,213,711
—28.9
—
BuffT
'
700,967,014
Faiini--!
Washington—Seattle
New8?"! Federal Rescve
•
2,579,983
974,491,104
.
—
Worth"!
Wichita
3,824,245
5,954,983
5.4
—
District—Dallas-
Louisiana—Shreveport
33,000,500
3,124,180
3,075,086
.
6,849,156
830,474,144
Galveston
22,921,374
HamPshire—-Manchester
6,820,065
617,013,976
13,632,128
43,252,100
Island-Providence
—
Dallas
51,771,949
Haven
39,201,424
537,976,758
14,255,407
12,260,666
'
143,447,457
9,326,4*5
4,309;253
+. 0.4
—
746,462
30,080,842
554,-727,550)*
.
.——<«
Texas—Austin
14,832,394
Hartford
705,408,711
6.0
+ 20.3
•
11,024,764
398,464,9171
1+8,771,129
9,402,246
City-
—---
Cities)
16,523,699
-
964,059
-
14,000,080
Worcester
unecticut
—
1,791,343
.
___•—■
2,919,597
7,783,544
775,046,972
3,642,448
3,394,752 r
6,318,353
1.0
3,885,213
6,495,478
10,837,540
185,207,817
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+
3,888,575
7,709,376
200,479,648
Wichita
City
10,895,188
1,167,425
729,440
St.
3,845,636
'
•
River
——
I
r'
7,947,527
426,999,671
+ 15.8
806,162,584
—
Missouri—Kansas
f
8,118,903
assachusetts—Boston
1957
1958
Inc. or
1959
^'
481,021,038
?
'"
1
4.1
177,860,883
15,623,144
J
,_^T
Omaha
+
+ 14.9
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Kansas—Topeka
689,019,59*
127,537,310
■
8,723,850
11,546,057
4,678,323
.6,520,527
...
Montana—Billings
Total
2,525,230
676,770,764
552,704,600
Dakota—Aberdeen
•
4.6
+12.0
206,004,702
-
Hastings
Week Ended June 25
■'
1960
Reserve District—Boston—
_
Total
——
South
*•
Y
ortland
oweli
'
Y:'Y. Y.7
Maine—Bangor
U
:
Paul
Lincoln
25 for four years:
at—
First Federal
New
-
figures for each city for the
detailed statement showing the
■
New
12,456,497,380
+
9,085,231
Minneapolis
St.
25,953,620,86923,752,531,627
11,264,928,089 11,680,679,709
+17.4
+ 8.9
24,998,984,424
;
;
3,072,783
745,231,449
361,900,00©
199,672,54©
124,539,73©
2,907,33*
7.4
+ 21.3
District—Minneapolis—
Nebraska—Fremont
Clearings
Fall
649,218,393
585,977,173
1,284,079,664
580,195,851
1,255,463,209
<29,345,658,294
City_____-^_w/
week ended
June
_
3.1
1,562,594,737
"
108 cities
Outside New York
+
f
10
.
805,136,479
830,474,144
9
3,214,779
834,447,584
cities)
355,500,000
191,208.224
+ 11.2
+
Minnesota—Duluth
+
•
10th Kansas
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
778,024,519
1,243,372 319
1,575,797,707
676,770,764
390,200,000
212,734,849
139,223,817
168,883,633
Illinois—Quincy
+21.4
17
Philadelphia
8th St
Dec. %
•
974,491,104
+
433,900,000
228,449,172
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1957
7 • $
in.;*
_!___
York
5thRichmond-
8th
.
1958
Inc. or
1,182,873,494
12 Cities
6th Atlanta
$
$
1st Boston
t
1959
I960
X
,
Missouri—St.
10,319,814
14,895,474
operations discontinued.
"
"
+
6.7
,
1,255,463,209
*
1,284,079x66*
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
LIABILITIES—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Demand
U.
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
EXCHANGE KATES
FOREIGN
TO
I960
24,
JUNE
Time
Monetary
;
Federal
From
'l930
Friday
Argentina,
1
Finland,
France
Italy,
New
1.019947
1.020494
.210325
.210287
.00311131
.00311131
.00311131
.00311131
.203968
.203981
.204000
.204000
.239784
.239793
.239790
.239790
.209462
.209475
.209537
.209525
2.806725
2.806625
2.805420
2.805300
2.805500
.00161080
.00161070
.00161080
.00276800
.00276800
.00276800
.0J276800
.328000
.327966
.327966
.328000
.328033
.0300560
.0800560
.0800560
.265193
.265200
.265190
2.777524
2.777643
2.778935
2.778836
.140150
;
.140093
.140075
.140112
.140125
.0349125
.0349375
.0349125
.0349187
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona.
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.193775
.193781
Switzerland,
.231681
.231775
.231800
2.795018
2.794819
2.794938
2.805500
2.805300
2.805420
escudo
United
.
franc
South
Africa,
pound
sterling.
pound
Kingdom,
.231606
2.796139
2.806725
2.806625
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
.
Aldens, Inc. 5%
V !■
•'++
Increase ( + ) or
Gold
June 22,
1959
certificate
6%
18,093,641
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
935,380
—
17,002
—
1,044
400,504
—
F.
R.
gold
$1.25
13,431
+
and
Industrial
—
—
24,343
+
—
1,212
—
471,431
—
336,175
;
—
1
loans
Acceptances—bought
S.
18,046
267,247
advances
—
349,974
Banks-
other
of
reserves
cash
Discounts
U.
19,029,021
365,887
notes
Cther
certificate
Government
Bought
outright
28,223
387,073
59,435
4,683
+
Li.
Aug.
cumul.
due
Feo.
outright—
2,217,867
3,506,993
Notes
%
236,000
+
119,967
—10,142,733
:
13,010,298
L_
Bonds
—
Total
Held
Total
U.
Total
Due.
Cash
S.
and
Stores
Willcox
Gibbs
&
cumul.
5%
stock
—
26,514,399
foreign banks
items
in
of collec'n
process
—1,042,859
104,920
assets
—
245,295
+
52,108,993
192 651
—
214
9'i29
+
20,092
59,140
+
—1,302,013
679.469
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
notes.,!—,
27,421,473
'+■
66,606
38 320
—
Deposits:
Member
U.
S.
bank
reserves
17,528,051
—
497,513
—
284.428
71 977
Treasurer—genl. account
495,062
—
82 674
—
Foreign
288,730
+
13.684
+
422,651
+
25,309
+
Total
deposits
Total
&
—
541,194
—
319.527
items
4,631,395
—
850,235
—
48,831
50,836,193
...
paid
1,
2519
4
Dallas
399,829
liabs.
deposit
bilities
&
and
F.
the
of
shows
R.
accts.
52,108,993
+
1,002
+
19 877
—
93',602
+
18,908
—
85,836
—1,302,013
—
-Aug
2794
1
the
statement
of
Federal Reserve
purchased
Incustrial
loan
for
brokers
and
and
industrial
total
a
increase
0.4%
+
0 5%
—
for
foreign
181,607
—
—.
commitments.
2,192
—
+
-
dealers
for
loans
of
increased
million.
$93
purchasing
Banks
increased $316
million but bor¬
Increase ( + )
be
found
list
a
and
Commercial
Agricultural
corporate
called
bonds, notes,
foj* redemption,
Other
U.
22,
Loans
NOTICE
OF
Tranter Manufacturing, Inc.
100,000 shs.
of
com.
stk.
Page
July 15
Real
Company and Issue—
.
'
5'^%
cumul. prior
Automotive
4%
Parts
15-year
&
preferred
dated
5Va%
refunding 5%
Natural
mtge.
stock
—Aug 12
April
1,
2513
__Julv 15
;
2742
6
1947
bonds
Gas
bonds
due
1st coll.
Feb.
1,
1964
bonds due Aug.
Aug
1,
1988.Aug
Co.—
due
7*.
Sept.
1982.
July 15
2794
7-, 5
7-15
7-
5
7-
8
(quar.)—
with
Total
1
1311
commercial
banks
Iron,
pfd.
5%
Edison
Hillsdale
42
+
July 13
dividend).
on
13
payment
on
Dodge
Mfg.
Dodge
&
1,314
;
15T04
25,572
1 202
year—
F.
R.
_
—
882
Ltd.
Oil
assets/liabilities
+
—
—
—
+
—
—
+
910
__
—
1
(quar.)
Dominion
Dairies,
pref.
conv.
+
453
14
+
.399
29
178
208
10
$
Dominion
Glass
520
137,064
—
——.—,
common
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
&
Coal
670
20
+
137
+
34
+
8
12-
2
7-20
6-24
6-21
5
common
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
13c
2%
(inltial-quar.)
1st preferred
Ltd. (quar.):
5%
Industries,
Stock
Co.
(quar.)
Drug Co., Inc.—
$1.25
$15c
35c
j
10c
Laboratories—
Chemicals,
I.)
6-29
8-
7-
1
8
7-29
6-20
9-20
9-12
6-30
7-29
7-29
7-15
8-31
8-17
9-16
9-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-24
6-27
7-15
6-27
7-15
8-
7-
I
8
7-15
.
6-23
7-15
6-23
9-13
8-26
12-13
11-25
8-
1
.7-25
9-
1
8-12
7-15
6-15
7-30
7-
1
7-30
7-
1
7-15
7-1
—
preferred, (quar.)
participating
15c
(initial quar.)
& Co.—
7V2c
Inc.
de Nemours
7oi/C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Du Pont Co. of Canada, Ltd.Dun & Bradstreet Inc. (quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Duquesne
"
(initial)
common
(E.
(quar.)
—
dividend
Film
8-24
7-13
12c
$10c
$44c
$15c
& Sons Co.—
dividend
Corp.,
9-12
2V4C
39c
25c
$17Vic
25c
25c
25c
$55c
$17Vic
tlOc
$15c
$$1.75
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(R. R.)
common
Chemical
7-13
$1.12J/a
j
Natural Gas,
—
Xiuc
4pc
9-30
9-20
7-25
7-
8
7-25
7-
8
6-30
7-29
9-
8-19
9
6-17
7-28
7-1
$1.50
7-19
$1.75
(accum.)
7-15
IIV2C
$1.50 pfd.
Eagle
Food
Centers
(increased)
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)_
8-
1
$1.50
8-
1
37/2c
States
Corp.—
$1.75
preferred
A
preferred
B
Economics
T—
——:
(accum.)
(accum.)
Laboratory
(quar.)—.—
—
-
20c
—.
20
35b
8v
Ltd.—
Corp., Ltd.
Ltd.,
$1.50
-2,640
-
—
—
8
7-15'?
$37Vic
Steel,
(quar.)
preferred
Donnelley
Eastern
13
3,608 '•••
—
(quar.)
Textile,
New
——u—
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
Steel
—1,329
28
23
8
8-
—4,489
—
2L
+
1
8-
7"
$2
(quar.)
Foundries
preferred
$3.50
'
7-
3
9- 3
9-3
r
15c
15c
*
Ltd.,
non-cumulative
Pont
5-27
7-15
7-15
.
+•'
Inc
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd.,
60c
5
5
7-8
1
9-
—
—
—
Fund,
du
77-
7-15
shares
$6.50—
of
"
share'
preferred
——
Monthly
$4.50
87]
+
banks—2,718
—
r
7
21]
4,647
1,221
,
137
8
17,931
____
coin
assets—net
—
6-15
8-
•
$2
per
Fields +;(monthly)
Drug Fair-Community
—
6-15
5
7-15
Inc.—
Dominick
East
——9,415 "
Banks——.
13,468
domestic
+
5
7-
50c
from net investment income)
Corp., $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Fund
Beneficial shares
Mines.
Art
T-
7-30
(s-a)
Cox
Dominguez
Du
7-11
12-15
—
RR.
common
Shares,
Dover
7-11
25c
(quar.)—___•—•—■——L—■—r;
Inc.
Stock
7-25
62Vic
—.
Corp. of New York—L
7%
1
8
7-25
$2i(
.
at $26
Each
convertible into four
4Vi%
8
of America, $1.25 con¬
preferred (entire, issue called for
July
5%
8
7-
'i:-f 7-
12c
—
—
Southwestern
&
Discount
93
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
this
Dome
8-
7:
Corp.
redemption
to
1
•
18c
25c
25c
—.——
preferred (s-a)
Tunnel
(quar.)
Detroit
Diebold,
1
8-
$1.18
Canada
Detroit
plus
1
8-
5c
preferred (quar.)_
(quarterly of 9c from net
a
distribution of
realized security profits)
6-30
8-
$1.25
$1
? ;30c
(quar.)
A
Development
Dubois
12,535
securities—total
6-30
income, plus
$3.50
&
New
741
to five years———.
and
t
179I
4,498
banks
five years—.
securities
with
93
institutions:
etc.
6-30
7-25
35c
59c
(quar.)_—
Company
Mfg.,' common A
to
Dover
1,127
finance,
7-25
Fund
from
$2.50
$
149
bills
Reserves
+
$
carrying:
loans
one
1,222
+
43%
434
or
financial
After
Other
1,
93%c
9c
$1.25
7-15
Dominion
pur¬
:
personal
foreign
Balances
1
for
securities
—
domestic
Currency
2519
7-12
(quar.)—
.—
class
Detroit
Dow
purchasing
loans
Within
One
l
dealers
securities
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Other
Co.
Southern Ry Co. 4V2%
Wisconsin
Page
Illinois
Co.—
debs,
Lehigh Valley Coal
1st
of
for
Government
Treasury
Uate
Investment Co.
S.
4%%
7%
23$
—
1,490
nonbank
estate
Other
2793
U.
American
and
1,623
to
to
Jun. 24,
carrying:
or
finance,
Leans
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
20c
$1
$1.06
$1.13
—
Light Co., $4 pfd.
-
Dominion
or
1959
524
933
securities
to
103,776
31,619
securities
Leans
Date
loans
Other
TENDERS
Company and Issue—
____
loans
Government
Sales
were
I960*
105,090
adjustedt
industrial
and
brokers
loans
S.
Jun. 15,
68,789
Government
Other
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
which the details
S.
Other
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
to
chasing
U.
including
m
investments
6-7
2
Dominion
adjusted*
6
7
Malleable
Delaware
2nd
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
Loans
of
stock
common
to
Decrease).—) Since
3g0
Loans
5
6-7
7-
9-
Monthly
investments
7-
6
12-
common-.
(Quarterly
from others decreased $82 million.
Loans
domestic commercial banks decreased $87 million.
and
9-15
7-15
7-
12-30
Dividend
rowings
Fund Notices
and
S.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
ASSETS—
will
U.
partnerships, and corporations.
1960
Below
Corp.,
share
to
in deposits of individuals,
was
Jun.
preferred
nine
Loans
carrying
or
105 822
Redemption Calls and Sinking
in
deposits
lion, of which $112 million
loans
9-29
10-6
Voting common (quar.)—__^
8% debentures (quar.)—
adjusted decreased $177 million.
Time deposits other than interbank increased $126 mil¬
Total
11-14
50c
50c
5c
5c
Dennison
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $208 million.
Reserve
8-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A pfd.
Deming
Government.and other securities decreased $310 million.
Demand
1
A
—
vertible
Commercial
9-
12-
A
Power* &
3Vic
System in leading cities
principal
following
9
7-13
1
class
(quar.)—_—__—.—
investment
member
weekly reporting
banks.
Federal
accept¬
on
B
Dayco
issue.
justed, $178 million in holdings of U. S. Government se¬
curities, $358 million in balances with domestic banks,
$229 million in U. S. Government demand deposits, and
$880 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
679.469
lia¬
note
9-'
L7-; 4
;•
8-
$1.75
$1.12Vi
V
25c
(quar.)
4Vs%
changes for the week
ended June 22: Decreases of $236 million in loans ad¬
reserves
41.2%
liability
correspondents
,
capital
certificate
98,163
combined
Contingent
ances
accounts——
7-15
28c
preferred (quar.j
—
preferred (quar.)
;
Dana
Corp., 3%% preferred A (quar.)
Daryl Industries, Inc.—-————
Davenport Water, 5% preferred (quar.)—
2639
July 15
1973
Sewing Machine Co.—
preferred stock
condition
banks
5T9T9O8
—
774,808
Ratio of gold
to
—1,321,923
j
in
capital
Total
18^242
+
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Cther
2,900
+
1
7-15
class
$4.24
debs, due March
180,303
dividends
cash
accrued
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
18,734,494
availability
liabs.
preferred
(quar.)
com.
Transit System, class A
D C
Aug
stock
Condition Statement of Member Banks?
districts
Other
8-
9
6-30
'
28c
,
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
De Soto Chemical Coatings, com. (annual)—
36,215
Deferred
1
-July 25
1975—
G63
Other
...
7-15
10c
10c
Laboratories, class A
Class
232 132
—
9-
9-30
8-
1
12-16
50c
non-cum.
Dayton
The
5,499,432
assets
Total
101,217
15
premises
Other
235,431
—
1-1-61
,
5
'w—■
(quar.)-
non-cum.
Cutter
18,750
+
:v
25c
,
77-
8-10
A
class
$2
July 13
-July 22
stock
conv.
in this
Corp.,
non-cum.
Extra
236,000
+
—
(quar.),
(quar.)
$2
2637
Corp.—
subord.
conv.
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
119,967
+
*—
;
26,218,929
securities..
236,000
+
it
7-19
7-25
;
Sugar Co.,
Cudahy Packing Co., 4V2%
Corp.—
conv! subord. debs, due June 1,
6%
American
Cuban
$2
series A
preferred,
Long Island Lighting Co.—
Series G, 4.40%
conv. preferred
•Announced
26,218,929
agree't
securities
Govt,
loans
from
Bank
repurchase
6-30
10- 1
25c
$5c+'?V 7-15
2744
+10,142.733
2,483,771
outright—J.
bought
under
7-15
6-29
1
$2.50
U0c
—
(quar.)——
A
2742
$2
:•
1
8-
<
(s-a)
(quar.)
July 14
7%
1968—
1,
Corp.—
conv.
Electronics
Jerrold
5V2%
Certificates
Controls
5Vi%
Mangel
securities:
Bills
6-30
8-
7r/2%
(quar.)
International Corp.—•
July 15
1949.——
1,
of America—■
debs,
subord.
2,827
+
7-22
55c
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)—
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
2741
-July 14
"A"
shares series
of America—
cumulative convertible preferred
Giannini
Total
6-30
7-14
International, Ltd., common-—
conv. pref. series A (quar.)—t$1.62Va
Crush
2634
Development Corp.
account
8-20
9-
6Va%
dated
dabs,
Finance Corp.
conv.
Class
Co.—
Parts
15-year
Consumer
July 1,
1960
'
I960
Automotive
Pago
subord. debs. due Aug. 1, 1979- -July 13
conv.
Argus
Corp.,
Ltd.—
v
$2.40 cumul. conv. pref.
4?/2%
Decrease (-—) Since
June 29,
'
■
ASSETS—
Date
5
1
7-22
-
'
dollars)
6-30
6-30
8-
Cork
Crown
Company and Issue—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of
B
7-15
7-15
'8-25
17Vic
common
Co., class A
Class
2
20c
,
(quar.)—
Petroleum,
Crossett
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
Ltd.
L.),
(R.
9-
$6c
(quar.)
Ltd. Ordinary
(final)
Cradock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred
Crescent
2
1
15c
15c
Courtaulds,
Crain
2
9-
> 10-
17V2c:
(increased-quar.)—_
(Dela.)
Products
Corn
9-
1
37V2c
25c
$1
(quar.)__
Cooper-Jarrett,
.231618
2.796239
+
pfd.
Exploration Co., Ltd
Inc. (quar.)
Conwest
.193825
.193831
.193800
of America
1
10-
15c
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
Water
—_______—
7-26
10-
$1.04
$1.12Mj
'$1.13t
Corp.
Controls Co.
.0166401
.0166400
65c
(quar.)
of America, com. (quar.)__
4%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Aviation & Engineering Corp—
Continental Motors Corp. (quar.)—
Continental Transportation Lines (quar.)
Container
.265187
2.777722
c
common
Participating preferred
Consolidated
.0800560
.265187
guilder
pound
Co.,
Power
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
4.52%
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
8-20
!
4.16%
4.50%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Consumers
.00161090
.0349250
Portugal,
of
Name
.0800560
krone
When
Per
.210350
.00276800
Zealand,
Union
.
14
Continued from page
1.021119
.00161060
Netherlands,
Norway,
.0200500
.0200525
.210362
peso
figures revised.
15
DIVIDENDS
.209475
Malaysia, malayan dollar—
•••;
>
•June
.0200605
1.019479
—
yen
Mexico,
.0200575
.203912
lira
1959.
on
.0384375
0.384375
.0384375
.0384375
.239796
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Japan,
2.235394
2.235298
1.018567
franc—
169
316
—
192
—
82
+
405
and after deduc¬
reserves;
available
2.236354
2.236434
.00311131
new
+
126
+
+
June 30
.210325
markka
(Metropolitan)
566
$
.0200525
i*—
franc
rupee
—
to domestic
individual loan items are shown gross.comparable basis; reporting form revised July
loans
of
valuation
of
.0119901
.0119956
.0119883
.0119883
■
—
dollar
Canada,
.0119883
.0384312
schilling
Ceylon,
-
2.235458
pound
Australia,
Belgium,
.
130
4
Thursday
June 29
June 28
T'y''
s
peso-
Free
Austria,
June 27
8,
United States Money)
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
June 24
—
—
523
1,985
commercial banks
Banks
Reserve
others
From
•(Exclusive
for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in
Noon Buying Rate
Unit
230
+
18
+
1,266
30,950
i
_
Other
tNot
and
1,384
+1,107
880
—
Borrowings:
tion
County
10,377
—1,174
deposits:
Interbank
I960, INCLUSIVE
JUNE 30,
—-—
banks
Foreign
requirements of Section 522 of the
4,064
banks
Domestic
—
deposits—
demand
deposits:
demand
177
229
59,607
adjusted
deposits
Government and
S.
Interbank
+-.*
6
+19
+
'511
—3,140
+
3,083
Stock
dividend
Edison
A
Co. of New Englandr class A
and class B (stock dividend)——
Sault
Electric
1
7-
1
7-.1
7-
5
5%
7-15
7-
5
10c
7-15
7-
1
7-15
6-10
7-15
7-
—.———--———
Edgcomb Steel
Class
7-15
7-
■
(quar.)
5%
22j/ac
1
Number 5965
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
When
Share
130
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
$1.217/a
9-
1
8-
5
Great
$1.25
9-
1
8-
5
$1.34
9-
1
8-/5
Griesedieck Company—
5%
convertible preferred
$1.37 Va
9-
1
8-
5
Gulf
Life
$1.37 V2
9-
1
8-
5
Gulf
Mobile
$1.41 y4
9-
1
8-
5
$1.42
9-
1
8-
5
$5
$1.60
^ preferred (quar.)\v£ 1':::w0h (quar.) —
preferred
(quar.)—.—.
i50% preferred (quar ).
165% preferred (quar.)—-—-—
566
169
preferred (quar.)—
1st preferred (quar.) —
eggcl
9-
1
8-
5
Gulf
fi
10%
1
Gunnar
—
25c
American" deposit
7-15
7-
121/2 c
7-22
6-22
SffL Heatin?
I
Financial
Insurance Co.
40c-
6-15
6-24
7-30
7-16
(quar.)
Corp.
Western
•
^.30%
6-30
7-
r
$1
1
6-22
1
6-22
9-12
7-15
7-1
12 Vic
; Fireman's Fund Ins.
7-15
7-
&
(s-a)—
National City Bank
First
|
National Credit
:
1
Hawaiian
7-15
4V4 %
Glass,
Foster-Forbes
Foundation
Ltd.
1
5%
1
5V2 %
preferred
F
Ltd.
Fraser Companies,
Fresnillo Co.—
5 3/4%
preferred
G
7-15
6-30
50c
Mexican
withholding
Frito Company
Brush
Class
7- 9
7-30
7-15
Heinz
7%C
8-1
7- 1
Co., common
(quar.)
Helena Rubinstein, Inc.
(quar.)
Futterman
Class
7-1
Hendershot Paper Products,
Hercules
25c
7-20
7-
$1
7-21
6-28
1%
Class
A
6-28
7-
Hilo
1
7-20
5
8
6-29
Hines
2%
8-12
7-
Hirsch
35c
2
1
9-
preferred
8-
9
General
Oil
8-19
$12 Vic
7-15
7-15
7-
General Electric
Vic
4
!kS A
8
b/®
7-15
A
8-
6-30
8-
1
7-15
7-31
78-
_
(quar.)—
1
7-
8-15
8-
1;,
7-15
10-
1
9-16
25c
9-30
9-16
12 Vic
.
1
7-
8
7-25
6-17
New
$1.25
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
5
$10c
$$1.25
25c
6-30
7-14
7-
8-15
8-15
8-15
of Southwest—
55c
8-
7-29
7-15
7-
7-
8
7-25
7-
8
7-25
7-
8
30c
7-
1
7-
1
Stopir
«Jt°ck
Orace
1
7-
1
(quar->
dividend
1
7-15
8%
class R
v.iatiS B
a
,
.
8%
5
5
7-
1
6-10
7-11
7-20
7-
class
7-
B
SL
7-
$50c
7-30
7-
6-30
8-
1
7-15
50c
9-
7-
8-
20c
7-15
-2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
7-15
•
6-30
7-15
6-30
$75c
9-2
8-12
Co.,
com.—
(quar.)
Telegraph
&
6-15
',;. 7-15
6-15
9-15
8-31
M
7-
7-15
1
(quar.)_
Co.,
1
1
8-19
$60c
10-
1
9-16
11c
7-15
6-24
42 V2 c
7-15
7-
50c
7-11
6-27
7-30 "
7-15
$15C
1
8-
7-
1
I
Co.,
8-
7-
1
5%
7-22
(quar.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-21
com.
(quar.)
10%
7-11
6-15
7-15.
6-20
—
preferred
7-15
6-20
.7-15
7-15
6-30
$2.50
8-15
8-
8-
7-22
$22yac
6-15
7-15
P
O
Videotronics,
&
9-15
10-15
9-15
7-10
7-
7-10
7-
6-30
40c
A
Co.,
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
—
common
Rubber
&
Trust
1
8-
1
7-8
7-15
6-30
15c
6-30
8-
1
1
7-18
8-
1
1
7-
9-
6
8-27
7-15
6-20
$i7yac
7-15
6-20
15 c
7-22
7-
55c
9-
quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)—;
preferred
common
.
11-
47 Vic
9-
1,
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
8-
5
$1.05
9-
1
8-
5
93 3/4 c
9-
1
8-
5
7-22
$2
:.
7-22
7-
8-31
—
8
32Vic
$13 3/4 C
7-15
(Fred),
7-15
6-30
a
7-26
7-
5
7-26
7-
5
*
6%c
■
__——---
Ltd.
50c
100%
class A
(initial)
(From
net
Lower-Priced
series
40c
(quar.)
investment
Common
8-20
3iy4c
7-15
6-30
10c
7-15
7-
,—_
—
45c
income)
Stock
7-15
8-
5
1
6-30
7-16
8-
&
1
7-16
7-15
6-11
15c
7-11
7-
10c
—
(quar.)
7-29
7-15
7-29
7-15
15c
(quar.)
Maid
1
1
7-
5
7-
7-15
1
Ontario
40c
8-
Corp.
25c
7-29
7-15
4%
7-15
7-
50c
9-12
8-26
20c
7-15
6-28
28c
Power
Co.,
common
Chemical
Co.
7-27
7-
8-
1
7-12
$1.50
—
8-
1
7-12
50c
(quar.)_
15c
—
6-
7-12
6-10
1
8-26
7%
t$1.75
10-
1
7%
t$1.75
10-
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
preference, class A (quar.)
preference, class B (quar.)—
Motorola,
Inc.
(increased quar.)——
6
7-15
10-
6
8-26
8-26
7-16
6-30
$1
7-15
6-15
$1.65
7-15
6-20
8-25
i
1
50c
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)—
Increased-quarterly
—
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
I
$1.05
(increased) —
(quar.)—
8-
8-for-l stock split
shares)
the common
'
Movielab Film Laboratories,
40c
—..
7-15
6-30
Mt.
50c
(quar.)—____
—-———
1
+20C
of
Corp.
7-21
8-
10c
A
Montana
S-4
from net investment income plus
special distribution of 30c from net
realized
profits)
Extra '•
$1.22 ya
7-31
Stockholders approve an
Fund
(10c
King-Seeley
7-11
Paper (quar.)
(quar.)—^
Mississippi Glass Co. (stock dividend)
Quarterly
—
—
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines (quar.)
Minute
Moore
9-15
,
7-11
$1
—
Montrose
12-15
6-25
$1.10
6-30
1
6-17
7-10
$25
6-15
10-
7-15
:——
—
7-15
1-2-61
7-22
15C
—
7-15
87yac
87yac
7-10
7-25
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
—
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
Kellogg Company—
6-30
15c
(final)
$4.20
—■—
7-15
7-20
8%
(Del.)
Inc.
Lines,
$6
Kansas
7-15
6-30
(New Jersey)—
Motor
cash)
in
Class
/
9-15
A
1
Copper (liquidating payment of 7/10
share of Tennessee Corp. common and
Minnesota
6-30
7yac
6-30
7-20
Extra
7-18
Y.)—
•; 6-27
20c
Fast
Insurance (s-a)
Mill Factors Corp.
(initial)—
Miller Manufacturing, common
6-30
Inc.
8-
;
preferred
$45
8-17
$15c
Quarterly
s
class A
Corp.,
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)_—
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
6-24
25c
$4 non-cum. pfd. (s-a)
1
7-30
Michigan Life
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-
25c
9-30
:of
5
9-
8-15
10-10
7-25
Meyer
7-15
20c
1
15c
Miami
7-15
$1.09
1
9-
20c
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
7-29
1
8-15
9-
85c
93 3/4 c
10c
Metal Box Co.,
10-17
8-
7-8
10-31
933/4c
(initial)
Inc.
1
8-15
7-29
93 3/4 c
1
income)
Investment
net
5
7-19
$22yac
preferred
8%
10-18
3V2%
6-30
15c
;—..
Mechanics Finance Co.
10-17
97 Vic
dividend
6-20
7-15
15c
(quar.)
Merchants
7-18
11-
6-30
7-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)—_
series) (quar.)
(1945-1947 series) (quar.)
McKales
7-19
8-
7-11
1
7-20
$30c
preferred B (quar.)
6-22
$2
(quar.)
City Southern Ry.—
preferred (quar.)
8-
6-30
60c
(quar.)—.
(initial
—
20c
1
6-20
6
—7-20-
62yac
(quar.)_
Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
Corp.
7-
4c
i2yac
7-
7-20
20c
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Exploration Corp. (annual) —
Co.
8
8-
$1
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
7-
$1.06 Vi
10c
1
Stock
6-17
7-15
Gardens.
Oil
Mfg.
from
1
1
4%
7-20
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd. (quar.)
1
$1.05
class A
6-15
1
7-11
10c
(quar.)
Tire
Leaf
Mattel,
7-15
Inc.,
1
$1.50
class
Forbes
preferred
(quar,.)——
—
M'cQuay-Norris
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Massachusetts
investment Trust
(quarterly
6-17
10-15
8-
B
1
7-15
$6c
7»/a%
334%
6-28
11-
-
6-30
«
8-
$25c
—
$3.40
6-28
7-15
93%c
Class
A
Co.—
Power
(quar.)
$3.75
7-15
-
40c
35C
—
(quar.)
Lawrence
St.
7-10
(quar.)——
Gas & Electric Co.,
preferred
6-28
55c
3iy4c
Angeles Athletic Club
May Department Stores,
33/5%
preferred (1959
93 3/4 c
Jostens,
6-17
preferred
Marquette
37 Vic
(quar.)
1
2nd
7%
8
7-15
40c
common
7-
1
Common
6-30
7-15
60c
Inc
Tea
6
7-15
1
4
8
Maracaibo
7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
15c
78-
8-
Maple
6-30
7-15
York—
—
6-30
$1.25
$0.4033
pfd. B (quar.)
Hotel—
Manufacturers
37 Vic
common
6-30
7-15
-
7-
Mansfield
$15c
—
(quar.)
5-20
7-15
35c
414:
$60c
com.
1
7-25
2%
(R. H.) & Co., 414% pfd. (quar.)——
preferred A (quar.)
—
Mading. Drug Stores (quar.)
Magnin (Joseph) Co. (initial)
Majestlc-Penn State
Majestic Specialties
(initial)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)__——
7-22
9-
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
51/2%
preferred (quar.)
Johnny-on-the-Spot Central, Inc. (N.
11-21
56V4C
5
8-15
35c
class A (initial)
a
,
8-
9-
(stock dividend) —
class A (increased)
Corp.
&
Macy
8-
3.75%
8-22
11-21
1
8-26
9-15
12-15
25c
New
7-
5%
—
ny4c
(Walter M.)f Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd.
Lytton
Financial
(stock
dividend)
9-30
(quar.)
Electric,
&
Service,
Fund,
Jewel
8-22
12-12
(stock dividend)
Lowney
12-30
(quar.)
of
7-15
7-15
$1.75
4V2%
$75c
Ltd.
7-15
1
(quar.)
Lower
$37 Vic
com.
8-17
8-
preferred
5%
7-15
$13C
Kennedy's Inc., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
—
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A (quar )
Low-Priced Bond Fund series B-3—
12-12
class B
and
Baltimore
Louisville
6-15
6c
1
$2
com.
2nd
Los
7-15
45c
3
9-12
A
1
7%
6-30
7-15
income)
6-
9-12
class
I.)
8-
(Increased)
Maritime
(quar.)
8-17
9-10
7%
Lord
Marion
Kennametal,
$2
prf!fferred (quar.)!.:::;
1
7-15
$25c
5
$2
,
1
7-
40c
7-
1
20c
pre^erred (quar.
8-
1
6-30
.
9-10
50c
ey»c
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
(quar.)
Loral Electronics
(stock dividend)—
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
8-15
1
(R.
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
4.40% preferred G
7-15
51V2C
—
(quar.)
Gas
Public
Iowa
3V2%
—
8-15
8-
$1.10
10c
Aircraft
B
6%
preferred (quar.)
$4.36 preferred (quar.)
8
_
__
6-30
1
$1.25
$4.22
5
-
1
1
i
6-15
ey4c
Corp.
(Hugh W.)
Class
8-
30c
6-29
7-15
(quar.)
Class A
Long
75C
"
7-
1
25c
5
7-20
_
(quar.)
Grand Dm
<stock dividend)
Qrpaf / 'on Co.. 4V, % pre(erred
Oranco
Co.
preferred
$2.50
5
7-20
7-10
6
*
25c
Co.—
nrpfprma
7-
6-18
6-23
1%
7-1
7-
25c
1
7-
$40c
common
Preferred
10c
preferred
$2.50
5
$2
on,
7-
7-
1%
;
-
7-15
16 Vie
„
7-15
30c
•
-
p
clasc
6-17
com.—
7-15
8-
I„ncv<quar',-----:::::
J. Gloucester
(w
8%
5
7-15
8-
hi'
jSS A (stock divid"*"'D
ck dividend)
%
11-
1
10c
(s'tftpt
of
8-
5
c
5614
Gorton's
8-
-
-$0.5781 V4
.
7-11
3%%
11-15
15c
1
£je,d (quar."""""
■I
$20c
preference (s-a)
Bronze Powders, Ltd.,
Jersey Mortgage Co..
7-22
8-15
1
Golden
7-15
8-
(quar.)
of Rhode Island,
1
Per share
7-
6-17
7-30
preferred
Istel
.7-
8-19
Ltd.
Trust
7-15
7-29
8-
Conn.)
7-10
1
40c
^uar.)_
A
!
Iowa-Illinois
(Quar.)
Class
^
7-25
15c
ed
(quar.)
Investors
7-25
55c
nJ,
6-17
10c
(quar.)
Mortgage Co. (Bridgeport,
7-25
8-15
$1,12 W
b
9
4
6-15
nr^f
7-
7-25
16c
4%
B
55c
Investors
7-18
33c
(quai
Class
Ltd.—
Funding Corp.
6%
1
32y2c
__
8-31
Common
32 Vic
(q
Investors
7-
2
Finance
9-23
quarterly)
preferred
7-28
$5
Original capital stock (quar.)
Special guaranteed stock
(quar.)
5
9-
Local
u.
investment
Foundation,
conv.
6-10
1
8-15
8-
1
Fund—
Telephone
6%
comi
7-15
9-15
Ltd.—
Harvester
8-29
50c
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co. (s-a)
Quarterly
(initial)
8-
—
partic. preferred
4.20%
Class
6'/2 %
20c
1
$1.10
60c
6-30
Co.
Insurance
Life
Wayne)
8
7-29
5%
(stock dividend)
of N. Y.
National
.
Little Miami Railroad Co.—
7-
35C
——
Growth
10c
$15c
(quar.)
7-15
1
A 8-
$1.25
Co.
(increased)
Square Building
Lipe Rollway, $1.60 1st pref. series B (quar.)
of North America—
A
Investment
6-30
7-14
Ltd.
Bros.,
(Fort
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Breweries,
class
6%
(Two
eaCh
4
$40c
International
8-12
8
6-15
(quar.)
International
7-25
8
7-
Co.'—
(initial
International
5
933/4C
■_
8-26
7-
Liberty Fabrics
(quar.)^
Gas
net
Co.
com.
Interior
50c
11-25
7-
6
6-21
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Natural
(From
8-
8-10
90c
: 6-30
1
6-
7-6
of Commerce (N. Y.)
Bell,
Insurance
8-22
50c
_
Co.
Institutional
50c
? rp' tquar.)
ProX1^06, Co- (N' Y->
7-
7-
Lewis
Lockheed
preferred (quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.^—
15c
'
1
7-
15c
5%
6-30
<quar->
rnrred
6-30
7-15
6-21
(quar.)
Bank
&
Inland
87 Vic
°len Alden
dens Faik
G°ld Seal
6-20
7-11
35c
7-25
(quar.)
preferred
3.75%
9-20
7-15
12'/ac
!
investment income)
net
Corp.
Stores Corp., com.
Levine's
Inc.
(quar.)
$10c
Breaker
Brick
Ingram
5
7-15
8
7-1
A-'. 8c
(From
7-11
~50c /■'
Indianapolis Power & Light, com.
6-23
■
10-14
20c
i_
(From income)
7-14
6-27
$2
V?, Uly 22 at $22-25
finnvprHhu
7-15
10-31
Lerner
Ltd.—
——~
8-1
75c
—
(quar.)—
~_5 inis dividend.
7-29
$30c
Lehman
1
30c
Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co, of Canada—
Quarterly
Incorporated Income Fund (Boston) —
7-15
2%'
7-
/ 7-29
Door—
&
Circuit
Industrial
6-27
Plusthis
6-29
12-15
$30c
:A 45c
Imperial
$1
6-27
6-23
9
3
10-14
10-31
$25c
——
$1.20
933/4C
preferred
Illinois
10c
ini.ov i;
Oenesc°oP^cerred
6-24
8-
-
$1.20
5
Ltd.—
Production
4.60%
1
8-10
$2^0 preferrpri Co'
w.aiu JrlfePh°^e
7-
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Lazard Fund, Inc.—
7- 5
1-
.
15c
35c
preferred (quar.)—
1
8-31
■
9-
(quar.)____
7-15
preferred
A
(quar.)
MacAndrews
50c
(quar.)——
5%
7-15
(quar.)
Sash
I-T-E
1
(quar)__
5i?S 5 P/eferred
81.32 preferred
■
5
7-15
7-25
8-16
7-15
cumulative preferred
™
6-30
7-
7-15
.
com.
5%
9-1r
25c
$TOO nrJfePn°!le (quar.)____
C0" 0f Florid!
81.00 preferred
6-30
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
Y.)
5%
7-25
1
7-30
Wares, Ltd.,
preferred
7-15
10-14
10-14
(quajr.)
Co.,
pref.
6.40%.
Hugoton
Huttig
7-15
9-16
B
1
7-
8-17
7-29
7-29
$1
Class
9-30
O? ,e Products
7-11
10-31
B
55c
(quar.)
1
1
17c
Steel
6-27
15c
$15c
Ltd.—
Acceptance Corp.,
$25c
(quar.)
1
7-15
25c
So
6-30
$15c
$15c
(N.
8-
7-
<quar->
eneral
7-15
preferred
37 Vic
Corp.,
preferred
7-
investment income)
7-15
7-15
45c
5%
50c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting,
7-29
5c
Co.
preferred
7-15
7c
"
9
6-30
I
35c
'
5
(quar.)
Winston
&
11-
11-15
service corp.—
p-,
1
6-
7-
7-29
common
Finance
preferred
5%
^
2Ud Pr6t' Stk'
7-
6-28
5c
7-15
Corp.—
80c conv class A com.
8-15 /
■
■'£ 7C
; 7c
cIass B (stock dividend)
12-16
7-15
7-29
2%
(quar.)
Co., Ltd
&
Hughes-Owens
6-22
7-7
7c
Sera SfS/gnal
6-30
A
rr
■
Genpraf
9-12
7-
6-30
7-25
7tT
6-20
4%
Products Mfg., Ltd.—
share held)
7-
12-30
10-31
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
H.)
Insurance
3% %
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
$15c
split)
Rinehart
Home
.
preferred
$20c
59 3/8 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
stock
Renfew
Holt
1
7-
7-15
$30c
(qv°'- v
,
$3.75
B
preferred
Corp., Ltd.—
deposit receipts Ordinary
A
Lincoln
(quar.)!
& Co.
preferred
Holt
9
common
Co.
9-16
Steel
Laurentide
45c
International
(D.
Household
General "avtvua Corn—
Motors
p.
$1;
....r
"
85 preferred
(quar.)
General
5%
6-23
25c
10c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
:
9-30
Inc.—
class
conv.
Class
1
8-
$20c
(quar.)
$15c
i
of Canada
Co.
Lumber
Holly Sugar Corp.,
7-29
2
7-
Drive-In Corp.
General Dynamics
1
7-
,
7-20
(quar.)
Crude
Genera
B
(quar.)
Boxes
Holmes
8-15
9-
$1.75
.
common
6-30
(quar.)_
$45c
(P. N.)
Hoffman
8-24
(quar.).
Co.,
88
8
2-for-l
.
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Genera1 Bakirif? On
Ell Baking
r»nmmn*«»
7/miiq
8
8-15
B
Co
Paper
(Edward)
Hoerner
oio
6%
8
Light
Dauch
&
7-29
(quar.)
8
Electric
Hinde
2%
General Acceptance
Corp.—
Stock dividend __!!___—
General American Industries—
1
7-
12yac
Y.)
N.
Lincoln
1
4% preferred
(quar.)——.
Garrett Freightlines
-27
$.0766
Amer. pfd. shares
(Brooklyn,
A
$$3
7-21
——
Gardner-Denver Co.,
•,
Ltd.—
8-
to
.
7-15
7-20
Class
preferred
4.40%
—
1
1
Class
Quarterly
___
(monthly)-;
8-
8-
Langendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.)
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
LaSalle Extension University (quar.)
1
Products—
8-
$1
5
15c
(monthly)
$1.75
13 3/4 c
(quar)
7-15
(accum.)
Galion
10c
;A-
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
preference
75c
-
(quar.)
class A
(monthly)
Corp.,
1
6-27
$0,075
.......
Class A (quar.).
Higbee Company (quar.)
Higbie Manufacturing
(quar.)
$4
A
1
9-
1
J.)
6-29
6%
—
Co.
8-
9-15
8
____.
(H.
,
1
8-
45c
$1
E.)
8-15
10c
7-
dividend).
7-15
56V4C
AA
(R.
1
7-
10c
■-
8-
25c
7-30
Class A
Funston
7-15
56 Vic
—
28 3/i c
50c
(quar,).
%
8
7-
27 Vic
50c
Realty Co. ■; (quar.)
Co.—
n
1
7-15
Sessions—
Lancashire
8-31
7-15
6%
Bank
class
and
&
4.75%
6
7-
9-30
5C
.........
Haydock Fund -.——.,...4.—.
Hayes" Industries
(stock
A
Lamson
6-30
7-28
25c
(quar.)..—
Hawley
'
Fuller
D
7-15
___
Frontier Refining . (stock dividend)
7-15
7-15
8-
21 Vic
6-29
10c
|
7-
7-20
8-1
IOC
11 Vic
8-29
'
equal
series
and
(Alfred)
Class
5
—
—
9-15
10c
(Louis)
8-
1 Vi %
8-15
8'/2c net.)
Friedman
8-15
Lambert
5
15C
7-15
'
—
(quar.)_—
tax,
7-
$1.50
5c
1
(Less
7-15
National
A
Class
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Electric, 5»/2% pfd. A
American
Hawker Siddeley Group, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts Ordinary...
(s-a)
series———
7-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
28 3/4 c
(quar.)
.—
Franklin Custodian Funds, Inc.—stock
7-11
1
60c
(quar.)
8-19
Products
1
Ltd.—
8-
preferred
7-11
8-
25c
(quar.)_—
9-
'
Fram Corp.
Common
C
1
(quar.)
common
of Canada,
Co.
Co.
preferred
7-21
8-
I
1
66Vic r
12c
12c
—
—
La Consolidada, S. A.,
LaCrosse Cooler Co
1
7-
Class
•
(quar.)—.
9-
15c
pfd.
Co.
8-15
$0,025
Jackson RR., 5V2%
Electric
6-30
1
.
,
2
6-30
1
9-
1
8-22
7-29
'
(monthly)
(monthly)
Kuhlman
8-
7-18
dividend)
'
rets
City Enterprises (initial)
Forest
8-22
11-25
9-1
25c
23c
Corp.—
Class A and class B
(stock dividend)-—
Food Fair Stores (stock dividend)
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
Class B com. (voting and non-vot)
(quar.)
Fort Wayne &
9-12
(increased)!—;
Steel
8-
First Virginia
1
7-15
10-
(stock
9-12
2%
(quar.)
Rubber Co.
(monthly)
$1.20 conv. preferred (monthly)
$1.20 conv. preferred (monthly)
Kroger Company, 7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Inc.—
preferred/ (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)—
9-15
—
(N. Y.) (quar.)_
Bureau (quar.)—.—
Fofd Motor Co., Ltd.—
4>/2% pref. Amer. dep.
Controls,
25c
Quarterly
Firestone Tire & Rubber (quar.)
First Boston Corp., common
(s-a)——Class A
1
12-19
Bros.
7-10
8c
$1.50
A
B
20c
$1.20 convertible preferred
5%
10c
15c
common
First
Class
7-15
8-
$50c
42c
(quar.)
—
Co. (San Francisco)-
preferred A
$2.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_
7-15
$1.25
Harvey Aluminum, class A (initial).
Harvey Boat Works Inc., class A (initial)
Hat Corp. of America, 4Va %
pfd. (quar.)
8-31
12 ViC
I'
(I. B.)
Hotels
Corp.
Koehring.Co.—
$1.25
dividend)
(stock
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Harper (H. M.) Co., common (quar.)
Hartfield Stores, Inc. (stock dividend)-.
87 Vic
—
(Md.)
Knott
1
8-
12V2C
preferred (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 5% pfd.
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
6-30
7-30
7-
40c
;
.
1
8-
37 Vic
Ltd
Mfg. (quar.)
Hausman
.
(quar.)
Mines,
Chemicals
Halle
7-30
t5c /
Textile Printing (quar.)
Fairbanks Co., 6% preferred (quar.)_
Fall River Gas (quar.)____-——
Faultless Caster (initial)
—
Federal (Insurance Co. (N. J.) (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Federal Paper Board Co., common
(quar. )
4,60% preferred
(quar.)
Federal Resources Corp.
(initial s-a) _——
Federated Department Stores (quar.)
1
Class
(quar.)__,
preferred
Common
7-15
"-j7~ 8
U2V4C
Fablen
1
12-
100%
$2.40
(s-a)
—
mdlcott-Johnson Corp., common (quar.)_r_.
4Cf preferred (quar.)
—•
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
..//•//.
Guaranteed Stock (quar.)—Ero Manufacturing (quar.)—
Deposit Co.
div.)
(Fla.)
preferred
&
Hagan
35c
Products, Ud.-
Financial General Corp.,
(stock
9-
12-10
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Lafayette
75C
Snon-cumapreferred
Fidelity &
Corp.
9-10
40c
~~
Ohio RR.—
&
Gustin-Bacon
rots, ordinary (final)..
40c
;
Western
Name
Kleinert
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(Houston)—
5-20
Associates tquar.)—
Group
Quarterly
Quarterly
$5
7-12
SVlLManufacturinF~CoT (quar.T
SBflrtst Co. IN. Y.) (quar.)
Hovers
,
a6%
E,SStop-NurCorp. of_America (quar.)..
*
Share
Insurance
9-
jl957''ktiia7Tvx*f.jZZ
preferred
Life
$1.06 J/4
preferred (quar.).
230
Southern
$1.02 Vi
nlm
When
Per
Name of Company
Great
Natural Gas—
oacn
Holders
Payable of Rec.
of Company
me
49
(49)
7-15
6-30
Mutual System, Inc.,
50c
7-15
6-30
Royal Dairies, Ltd.
6%
preferred
(stock dividend)
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
10c
8-
1
5
7-25
3%
7-15
6-30
8C
7-15
6-30
37yac
7-15
6-30
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(50)
When
Per
6-30
7-15
2c
Phoenix
(Hartford)
Insurance
-
_■
Cash
Co.,
Biscuit
(quar.)_
Ry.
Northern
(quar.)__
(qqar.)
Co.
Piedmont
60c
Pillsbury
7-15
6-15
8-15
8- 5
2%
-
6-30
6-17
25c
—
7-15
7-15
30c
;
(quar.)
common
Register
Casket
National
8-
1
7-15
Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
7% preferred (quar.)_
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
dividend
Stock
—:—-
8-
17c
7-15
7-
5
15 %c
7-15
7-
5
30c
7-15
6-30
Pittston
t5c
7-
6-
National Electric
Fuel
National
(quar.).
Gas
7-16
1
15c
Welding Machine (quar.)
National Finance Co., 68c pfd. (quar.).
6»A%
preferred (quar.)___
7%
(quar.)—-
A
Class
Class
(quar.)
A
—
9-30
1-6-61
Plastic
Plymouth
2
8-
6-15
5-20
Porter-Cable
1
7-25
Porter
8-
120c
11-
National Securities & Research
7-
10-25
6-17
6-17
4l/a%
$1.12 Va
$1.25
6-17
6%
7-
1
Preway,
7-15
7-
1
Price
$1
7-15
7-1
5c
7-15
120c
7-15
6-15
11-23
10-31
———
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd.
(quar.).
2>/a %
dividend)——
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)—j—
(John J.), Inc. (quar.)
(stock
New
Telephone
Newark
(J.
Newberry
3% %
900
Cloth
Wire
York
New
Norfolk
preferred
6%
8-1
Colorado,
(quar.)
com.
7-15
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
R
9-30
9-15
Racine
7-15
7-
Radio
9-15
8-10
■.
35c
—.
1
E
&
Corp.
$3.50
1st
8-
1
7-15
7-
9
6-30
6%
____—
8-
1
7-15
7
6-27
Reda
15c
8-
1
7-13
Reece
15c
pfd.
(quar.)__
11-
Corp.
Reed
1
10-14
30c
8-
1
7-15
50c
7-
5
6-15
16c.:;
7-29
6-30
8-25
8-14
50c
7-15
6-30
6'Ac
7-20
7-
<C.
Class
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd
North
American
Aviation,
Inc.
North
American
Fund
Canada,
North
American
partic.
Inc.
9-
1
8-15
9-
8-15
Southeastern
6-24
Southern
7-20
6-24
8-
1
7-22
<: 7-11
6-14
Ltd.,
,
7-
5
6-20
7-25
6-17
9-30
9-
preferred
7-
(quar.)
8-1
Class
(increased)
preferred
1
7-22
Southern
New
1
7-22
Southern
Railway
7-22
8-15
7-22
7-15
Quarterly
8-
1
;
7-15
;
37 VaC
Spartans
7-15
7-
5
7-31
7-
5
7-31
7-
5
22 Vac
(quar.)
common
7-15
6-24
59c
8-1
59c
8-
68c
■
8»
7-
1
2c
(quar.)
8-15
com.
t$1.50
8
7-
7-15
162 VaC
8
7-
1
1
(quar.)
com.
8
6-30
■"./
7-20
7-15
6-20
1
10-20
55c
7-15
6-20
25c
9-15
8-1$
200
7-11
7-
20c
8-15
7-15
7-6
6-29
40c
9-
1
8-19
(quar.)
50c
7-23
(quar.)_
15c
7-11
6-24
150
7-11
6-24
Co.
Telephone
11-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
(Dallas)
—
*
—
Chemical
6-30
7-31
28c
______
preferred
Industries,
Spencer
6-30
'i;'y7yi5!;.;
$2.38
Co.—
Life
6-30
28 Vac
;
(quar.)
England
Southwestern
1
6-30
7-15
37VaC
;.
Chemical
&
noncumulative
8-
8-1
7-11
7-11
3c
•v
(s-a)
8-
UOc
—
6-24
(quar.)
Fertilizer
8-15
5%
7-11
Co.—
Power,
preferred
8-
15c
—_
A
$4.75
9-
7-
65c
preferred
2nd
9-
7-15
l_,
Edison
Colorado
50c
110c
(quar.)_
9-30
$1.12 Va
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Southern
9-30
1
38%c
preferred (qOar,)____
Southern Fire & Casualty Co.,
Southern Canada Power,
Ltd.,
6%
preferred (quar.)
7-15
9-
,(quar.)
4.72%
5.44%
5
7-
9-30
31VtC
pfd.
(quar.)_^
California
4.72%
8-18
7-12
7-
7-15
——'6$'
A
Southern
;
6-30
6-30
(increased-quar.)
preferred
4.56%
6
7-29
7-15
Gas—
6%
9-1
(increased)
com.
Extra
10c
Factors
California
Common
8
7-29
7c.
(quar.)
6%
6-30
7-15
1
UOc
•
Year-end"
Southern
7-20
8-
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
j
6-24
35c
$1.55
8
6-28
7-
7-15
50c
South
••
7-12
8-2
$30c
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4Va%
Southdown, Inc. (quar.)
Corp.,
7-20
8-28
7-15
1
5c
Hungerford) Co. (quai.)
Stores, Ltd., class A common
$1.25
7-27
$30c
(quar.)_
(J.
8-15
2%
(Canada)
1
8-15
8-
$25c
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
7-11
7-1
(quar.)
8-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
class A
8
6V1C
8-15
7-15
(quar.)
7-
1
of
(initial)
1
6-30
dividend
Stock
Reitman's
(Chicago)—
Insurance
Semi-annual
$2
1
7-11
$53c
1
7-25
(quar.)
Chemicals,
1
8-
$ 10c
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
—
Sobeys
68 %c
25c
(quar.)
——_
preferred
approval
(quar.)
25c
Co.,
A.)
B
Reichhold
7
(quar.)
(Mass.), 5%
2
(quar.)
preferred
Smith
15c
Pump Co.
to
July)__
Stores
(Howard)
$2
$1.50
7-
,
8-
(s-a)—:
Sonotone
25c
87VaC
<
(quar.)
In-Wax (initial-quar.)_.
Raytheon Company, 5'/a% preferred
60c
Food
Smith
15c
Inc.—
of America, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Realty Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(subject
In
Ltd.
preferred
Smilen
Equipment
Railway
__i
Company, Ltd., common
(N.)
$2.12
10c
(quar.)
Hydraulic & Machinery,
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
Canada, Ltd.—
6-30
9-
7-15
1
145c
of
6-30
10-10
;
8-10
8-15
8-
2%
(T. S.)
4.48%
T
Co.
6-30
0-30
7-29
;
15c
(quar.)
8-
V
IOC
...
10c
9-1
10c
35c
.____
7-5
'
*5c
1
7-11
50c
$1.50
<
.___
-
income
L
dividend
Mines,
Slater
6-24
6-2»
(quar.)
Life
preferred
8
7-
93 %c
of
7-29
8-
7-27
Boston—
America
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
of
of
stockholders
6-17
Rap
(s-a)
Ry., 6%
convertible
$1.20
Co.
Common
Oil & Gas Corp.—
Nortex
6-27
7- 5
156c
175c
12 Vac
150c
37Vac
47Vic
$1.05
$1.06 V4
$1.16
,
(quar.)__
22 VaC
(quar.)
Stock
Sigma
,
(quar.)_
6c
Shop-Rite Foods, Inc.—
-
20c
$1.37Va
30c
.
7-11
:
& Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
Simon Hardware Co. (quar.)
__i—
preferred
7-15
Avenue
Western
&
8-15
Company—
J.)
preferred
Michigan
(quar.)
of
dividend
Simms
pfd. quar.)
Holders
Payable ftf Rec.
40c
Mining Corp
Mines, Ltd
Corp.
Common
'
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc._
Quicy Mining Co., common
1
8-
split
pfd.
6-30
(quar.)_________________
25c
6%
7-20
preferred
6%
8-15
15c
(quar.)
(Ohio),
80c
(quar.)
29c
(quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas (quar.)
Stockholders approved a 5-for-4
7-11
,
60c
•
New
7-27
7-11
preferred
47 Vac
Gas & Electric
Haven Gas Co*, (quar.)
England
New
When
Share
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
6-30
Ltd.—
Quaker Oats Co., common
35c
Neptune Meter Co.; common
Nesbitt
8-19
6-15
4.64%
6-30
1
6-30
7-15
9-
Trust
Creek
Sheraton
7-20
common
Gardner Co.
Service
6-30
7-15
series
National bond series
Corp.
::
■:
.
(quar.)
income
net investment
Shattuck
6-10
5
7-15
4V4%
13c
series
balanced
5
7-
6-30
(quar.)_„
Ltd.,
Prince
net invest¬
7-
From
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Public
15c
dividend
National
7-15
Shareholders'
10c
—
Inc., Del.), 5Va%
Brothers,
4.20%
8
—_
participating preferred
7-15
8
7-
D. C.)
Shares,' Inc.—
Investment
net
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
1st
$1.25
7-
1
_______———
Corp.—
Corp. of Canada,
12 VaC
income—
National
$2.40
5
Power
1
8-
$1.75
(quar.)__
Portland General Electric
1
5
7-
25c
Corp.—
Quarterly distributions from
Nationwide
...
,.
(Wash.,
Co.
American
From
Sheep
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
(H. K.),
7- 5
—
Selected
1
7-12
$1.50
J20c
5
7-
8-
holders
8
7-
7-15
-
stock split approved by stock¬
Two-for-one
7-
1
Cable
&
Cordage
$1.75
preferred B (quar.)—.
7%
preferred A (quar.)
National Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.) —
Quarterly
—
w——
—
National Linen Service Corp. com. (quar.).
4Va %. preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—
National Manufacture & Stores, com. (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (s-a)
,
—
$2 preferred (s-a)
.——
6%
ment
Wire
Polaroid Electronics
12- 2
Co.—
Lead
National
$
V" 7- 4
15c
15c
——
Plastic
7-20
$1
7c
62VaC
$1.50
~
Security Storage
1
$1.75
•/?'> 30c
87VaC
common
preferred
(quar.)
Applicators—..
3
9-
14c
Uuar.)—
A
Class
Company,
6-20
4
(quar.)
preferred
4%
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
National
&
Co.,
Pittsburgh Brewing
$2.50 convertible
Chemical & Manufacturing-
National
of Company
6-13
7-
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
lc
National
Name
.
k
Nation-Wide Check
National
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
\
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
,
(quar.)
Inc.
stock
(2-for-l
Co.
1
split
■
Refractories
North
American
North
American Van Lines—
New
(initial
common
(quar.)—
quar.)
Mining
Lily
Illinois
Northern
5%
Gas,
Public
8-
1
Life
Renold
6-30
8-1
6-22
$1.25
8-
1
6-22
$1.37 Va
8-
1
6-22
—.
—
■;
——
Reliance
—iwi; '
7-15
$2
v
(quar.)——_
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Indiana
5c
—
5Va%
Northern
—
—
6
$1.06'A
7-14
7-14
6-17
—
$1.05
7-14
6-17
(quar.)
37 VaC
8-15
8-
(quar.)
of New York
Pacific
Ry.
Northern
Quebec
Power.
$1.12 Va
10-
1
9-16
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
Rich's
6-30
Richman
8
3% %
90c
7-15
6-30
Roan
7-15
6-30
Roanoke
$1.02 Va
7-15
6-30
Rochester
$1.02%
7-15
6-30
Rochester
Gas
$1.04
7-15
6-30
13c
7-15
6-30
25c
7-29
7-15
17 Vac
7-4
6-17
7J/aC
preferred
(quar.)—
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
Northern
Steel
Northwestern
&
Wire
(quar.)
Ocean
Cement & Supplies, Ltd.
Ocean
Fisheries,
5Vz%
(reduced)
Ltd., common
preferred
.
—
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
4
4.10%
7-
4
6-
1
r'.'; Class
Co.
50c
7-25
7-11
6-30
25c
7-22
7-
25C
7-22
7-8
9-
9
8-12
7-30
7-11
7-13
7-22
7-11
8-
1
Ltd.
13c
(interim)
7-15
8-
3
7-21
American
7-
5
7-25
7-
8
9-
1
8-12
(quar.)_
$1.02Va
9-
1
8-12
$1.18%
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
9-
1
8-12
7-29
6-30
Stern
Stetson
25c
^
7-15
45c
(quar.)
com.
J
(quar.)
$1.02Va
preferred K
(quar.)
$1.23%
(William H.)
Corp.,
6-
1
Inc.
25c
7Va%
class
8-
40c
Stern
Class
Olin
B
Corp, class A.
—;;
-
Mathieson
Oklahoma
4%
Chemical
Gas
&
preferred
Co.
Electric,
(quar.).——_
common
(quar.)
28c
(quar.)
20c
:
—
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
Old Republic Life Insurance
25c
$1.06
.
7-15
7-
7
7-15
6-30
20c
7-15
6-30
___
$1.25
;
160c
-
Furniture
(reduced)
Royal McBee Corp.—
•
4l/a% preferred A (quar.)
Quarterly
20c
8-
1
6-20
6%
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
Ontario Steel
Products, Ltd.,
7%
preferred (quar.)_
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp.,
125c
7-11
125c
(quar.)
7-
125c
(quar.)
com.
($100
Stern
Paper Co.
Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
Lighting Corp.,
9
6-30
25c
9-
9 ;
8-26
7-15
6-30
56V4C
11-30
11-15
,w
Y.)
(N.
:
par)
(quar.)___,___
$1.12 Va
8-31
8-13
$1.12 Va
11-30
11-15
par)
560
-
(quar.)
Company
B.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
___________
(quar.)
_______________
preferred
convertible
preferred (quar.)
Light, common (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Power
4.52%
5%
5.64%.
preferred
6.16%
Pacific
6%
preferred
Pacolet
Mfg.
3%
Stock
4%
Park
7-15
6-20
(J.
Penney
♦
New
6-30
7-11
6-30*
7-11
6-30
7-11
6-30
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Chemical
Common
voting
^
■
United
Permanente
v
10-
8-31-
1
30c
8-
7-29
•
-
•;
7- 9
-
1
7-
5
$1.06
9-
1
1
7-15
9-
1
8-15-
14c
9-
1
8-15
1
Bottlers
V
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
___________
14c
9-
57 Vac
7-15
6-15
12 Vac
8-
7-
17 Vac
8
7-30
7-
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
Philip
Morris,
3.90%
■
4%
Inc..
preferred
preferred
common
(quar.)_i
(quar.)——__
(quar.)
—_i.
9-
$2.50
7-11
7-
90c
7-15
6-17
8-
7-15
97 Vac
1
1
'
(quar.)
$1
8-
1
7-15
7-15
0-13
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common
.
(quar;.).
8%. preferred
(quar,)
12 Vac-
—II—"I
9-15
f 8-25
7-
8-
Texas
28c
7-15
6-30
25c
7-15
6-30
(quar.22>/aC
7-15
6-30:
22c
7-15
6-30
30c
.7-25
6-30
-$4.56
Power Co.; com. (quar.)
(s-a)
28c
"
fquar. hr_—
$1.09
Co., common (quar.)__—
(yearrend—
Co.,
$3.40
preferred
7-20V
7-
7-15
6-15
c
1
7-15
8-
1
1
-
Title
Title
Toro
7-20
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
$5 preferred (quar.)
Seagrave Corp., 5Va%
preferred
1
6-28
9-
25c
7-10
6-16
$1.25
(quar.)_„
7-10
Class
(Ga.)
Securities Acceptance Corp.—
8tock
dividend
7-15
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
8-
1
,7-8
8-
1
.7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
•'
13c
■
7-
7-15
8-18
50c
7-18
50c
8
8-
4
6-30
7-15
35c
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8
7-
7-15'
40c
6-15
: •6-is
7-11
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13c
:
—
6-30
7-11
30c
7-
5
7-15
7-
i
160c
7-
4
6-10
160C
7-
4
6-10
150c
7-
4
6-10
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7-
4
6-10
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:
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>
—
B
F*und—
7-15
7-15
30c'
-
*
(quar.
Corp2 Ltd."—-
Corp.
;
8c
(quar.)———-
Trans-Canada
7-
Common
——
20c
—
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7-29
"
7-
1
.
1
4 Va %
7-15
7-
3%
9-30
9-10
6%
25c
8-
7-15
6%
1
(quar.)
.
1
-
—
5
*
(quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred - (quar.)
125c
125C
Common
4Va%
5%
(quar.)
7-8
$1.21
(quar.)
'5%
;___
1
$1.19
(increased——-—
Corp.
7-1
7-15
5c
:
8-
$1.14
—
Transamerica
'
(quar.)
7-15
$1
i^Iass.tr class A (quar.)
Y.)
:
'
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)_
-
Pak Corp.
1
5%
6-16
68%c
$1.25
—
1
6-16
7-10
1
8-
)_ii_—2—__
(N.
7-15
88-
(quar.)—_______—
Mfg. Co.
7-15
•
-
(Minn.)
Insurance
Manufacturing
Traders Finance
"
(quar.)
Co.
1
$1.14
.
Towle
8-19
7-11
$1.18%
$4.75
preferred
Guarantee
6-30
8-
$1.27
•
7-15
8-
$1.20
(auar.
1
7-20
y $1.16
——-
preferred
1
7-
$ 1;
Glass Co.
Fiber
Investmenf,
7-
7-15
t$l
—
$1.20
6-24
15c
(quar.)_
Time Finance Corp.
'
Class B (quar.)^
7-15
7-15
&
I.)
1 ;
A
(quar.)
Light, $4 preferred
preferred
(quar.)_____
Class
Co.,
class
preferred
(H.
8-
7- 8 "
:
* •*
the
(quar.)
1
7-
1
5c
on
—.
Power
Thrift
7-15
7-11
30c
preferred
Thompson
6-24'
8-
7-21
Canada,
$5.08
6-30'-
50c
6-15
7-21
8-15
Ltd.. 4% pfd.
(quar.)___—
Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar—
Texas
".6-24
•
7-15
8-15
Electric
(quar.)
8-1
'
l
7-15
4%
$4.64
1
ioc
7-29
o
7-
3%
(quar.)_r_-
7-15
5"v.
25c
.
preferred-
7-29
25c
6-14
-
4
7rl5
Manufacturing—
preferred-
7-15
ioc
Finance
&
$4.84
7-13
$1
(quar.)
B
Malleable
$4.76
85c
>
of
split
stocks)
1
6-30.
-
class
Co.
stock
1.
7-20
•
Service
1
7-15
(quar.)__
6-14
:
25c
—
7-
7-
8-10
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.
7-
25c
.
(quar.)
7-
5
7- 5
,
; 7-15
7-15
y
20c
$4.56
;
37Vac
^._
—
preferred
7-15
8-10
7-20
i—•
A
7-15
17<r
•
7-
7-20
.
20c
.
______
class
iquar.)
7-15
• ■
"
$1.31'A
_-
&
Corp.
B
Texaco
&
■
43c
8-10
9-9
:
i__
dividend
Haute
6-30
B
0-17
125c *
Reduced-quarterly
6-30
5%
J)Ekt)
Terre
7-15
,
7-25
12 VaC
'
Ohio—'
7-15
"
40c
(s-af—_
common
Inc.
Eight-for-one
-
30c
7
7-14
35c
dividend)
20c
Products
preference
$4 preferred
Sea
Ltd.,
Company (quar.)
Taylor Instrument (stock
1
Monthly
5%
•
Tappan
1
11-
Electric
Monthly
View"
Petroleum,
Inc.,
and
8-15
11-15
.w—
8
1
25c
Company
(quar.)—
Mold Corp. (guar.)——
Class
8
15c
(increased)
—
7-
8-
6%
"
-Oil
Stock
k
8-25
15c
Paper
(interim)
——
7-15 '
'
Talon,
-
Scott & Fetzer Co.—r
8
8-19
9-15
certificates
Schering Corp.,
Seaboard
6
'7-15
certificates
Tubular
Schuster
Sons, ordinary
&
Telephone
(quarr)-v__—^
Scott
1
$6c
:'7:7['■>■ \;x 71
Corp.—
(quarry-__r—_
Sea
$1.50
(John)
T.I.M.E.,
l~
6-20
$0c
preferred A
^50c
6
32V2C
■
dividend^'*.
2%:'v
Paper. Corp. (quar.T—
** 8c
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A-^^ (quan)—r$20c
Schenley Industries, commen-fquar.
- — —
25c
5
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
Co.
Insurance (quar.)
(quar.)___
Securities
&
Capital
preferred
Schwitzer
Co.—
912-
7-
"Stock
8-15'
,
9-15
12-15
lie
Marine
preferred
7-14
15c
25c
,
6-24
:
Saxon
8-15
8-
$1.16
(quar.)
;
7-25
$1.25
4.36%
Sawhill
9-15
8-12
7-25
.7
6-24
$1.25
;
5 Vt%
;
'.
7-25
trust
Savannah
6-20
3% y-
-
•
Ordinary (s-a) -___8ylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Wayne Corp. (quar.)____________
•
preferred. .(quar.)^.'__.________—__
Miguel Brewery (quar.)__—
San
6-20
>
(quar.) 1—L___I
Cement
-
V
9-15
$1.06'A
Common
non-voting (quar.)—
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)_
Pepsi-Cola
6
7-12
20c
i.
quar.)__
4.24% pfd.
Fibre
:
8-25
7VaC
L___.
Company—
7
..
$1
(quar.)—.
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
4.25% preferred (quar.)I
4.64% oreferred
(quar.)l
PenoDscot
45c
1
7-
25c
5%
Pipe Line, com.
(quar.)
(quar.____
(initial
9-
$1.50
6-24
t25c
_4.40%
6-30
;
40c
6-29
8-26
trust
4Va%
7-15
7-29
$$1.25
Company <quar.i_
Diego Gas & Electric, com.
5.60% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)____—
6-30
7-11
(quar.)
Super
(quar.)
San
$1.41
6-17
7-5
15c
Sanborn
$1.25
,
Sun
6-30
Inc.
Antonio
$1.13
<fc
Convertible
Voting
Voting
Telegraph Co.—
Co.. (s-a)
common
San
6-20
7-11
Fire
Fund
6-20
7-15
40c
Eastern
preferred
7-15
$1.18%
$1.50
6-30
7-15
(quar.)___
$1.12 Va
dividend
Traffic
Paul
Casting
Samson
__
7-15
5%
Salada-Shlrriff-Horsey Ltd.
.
Summers
7-15
dividend)
(quar.)____r_
Steel
St.
$1.18%
6-30
10c
_;
6-20
r
$1.54
Chemical Co.
Penn
preferred
Louis
7-22
.
'
6-20
Paddington Corp., class A (s-a)_____.
Panhandle
$5
St.
6-30
9-30
De-1
per
Whatley, Davin & Co.
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)_.
.v
$1.50
com.
6-24
______„
(quar.)
Co.
5'
1
(quar.)
&
$1.37Va
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—
$5
preferred (quar.)
;
8-15'
(quar.)—
preferred
Telephone
7-
:
1
$0,041
9-12
1
7-15
10-15
ordinary^____i___(;
__,
7-15
.
(quar.)
9-
5
7-
7-25
7 7-15
(stock
Ltd.,
10-
25C
25b
(quar.)__
Stockton,
Assn.—
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-21
1
Corp.
Racing
7-15
&
preferred
8-
Juan
St. Lawrence
7-15
(quar.
(quar.)
$4.75
San
:
65c
pfd.
7-15
Lloyds,
to approximately
posltary Share). -'
(Stock dividend)
6-30
$1.25
&
(Equal
6-21
7-15
Co.—
$1.10
$4.36
7-11
(quar.)_.
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
7-
25c
Ltd.
$4.40
Pacific
7-15
25c
—
.
investment,
Sabre-Pinon
6-15
7-15
7-15 y
13c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Canadian
Electric
<Sc
4 ;.
25c
Outlet Company
Oxford
15c
4
8-
(quar.)
(John
Supertest
8-15
10c
common—
D
Manufacturing
1
7-
($100 par)
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc.^— *
preferred
Stewards
1
10-
12-15
1
7-13
5%
;
6-30
8-15-
1S1.75
..
Owens-Corning Fibergias Corp.
preferred
Rudy
7-
10-20
$1.12Va
...
preferred B (quar.)___^
5%%
preferred C (quar.)
7-20
7-11
7 Vac
._
7-20
15c
;
8-
$.075
-
.
($50
&
9-15
9-30:
12-30
$1.25
—
40 c
preferred
preferred
4Vi%
6-15
15c
:
5%
:
:
Valet, Inc. (quar.)
Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
participating preferred (accum.)
common
Rowe
6-30
(Chicago)—
One-Hour
Co.,
7- 5
7-20
6-15
5c
&
Common
Ontario
$1
Class A
Row Peterson
6-30
7-20
-
!'
8
6-30
20c
'
Old National
6-30
32 VaC
(accum.)
deposit receipts ordinary^
preferred
4Va%
7
7-
7-15
7-15
,
preferred
(Michaels)—
4Va%
4Va%
7-8
7-
5
7-28
130c
r
Quarterly
3
7-29
10c
J
6-17
(s-a)_____
A
Sterchi
Bros.
Stores
(quar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
::
8-12
15c
(quar.)
common
6-30
7-8
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Steel Co. of Wales Ltd.
(interim)____:
(quar.)___
I
Ltd.,
participating
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred H
7 Rothmoor
6-14 5
5
7-15
115c
Street Investment
Corp. > (Boston)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
5fo preferred (quar.
7-20
7-
22!/2C
Corp.,
•r-
93 %c
(quar.)
140c
$1.30
7-20
8-1
50c
preferred
Rorer
7-15
40c
preferred
Stanley Aviation Corp. (N.
State Guaranty Corp.—
7-13
1
22VaC
—
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Rolls Royce, Ltd. ordinary (final)
2
Ohio Gravel Co
Oilgear
1
8-
933Ac
Electric
f
preferred
8-
•I
$0,043
(quar.)
&
3%%
7-13
•'
State
(interim)
(quar.)
Mines,
Copper
Co.
(quar.)
^
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)—
Trust, Ltd.—
com.
B
Stanfields,
4.95%
6-15
—
Gas
preferred
4%%
;
6-20
7-
Company—______
1
7-
4.10%
7-15
150c
j
Antelope
4%
13 %C
(quar.)
(s-a)
7-
8-1
Class
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Button
$4.11
$4.16
7-15
Standard Radio, Ltd^ (quar.)_
Standard Shares, lnc._
:___
1$1.19
Canada,
(quar.)
Brothers
$1.02
:
6-24
15c
of
certificates
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)— _____________—
preferred (quar.)
—
12-15
7-22
(quar.)
Co.
Incorporated,
7-
6-30
preferred
$4.10 preferred
$3.60
$4.08
1-1-61
59%c
7-29
(N. J.)
class A
Corp.,
75c
;
$1.12Va
7-25
Standard Fire Insurance
9-15
(quar.)
7-20
(quar. )_____
128c
(quar.)
shares
preferred
1
preferred (quar.)
140c
(quar.)
com. (quar.)
7-15
convertible
10-
15c
preferred (quar.)—
Metals Co.—i
American
Dredging Corp.—•
$1.60
9-15
(quar.)
Rhodesian Selection
Standard
10- 1
127c
preferred
27 VaC
55c
Ltd.
(Minn.)
%
subject to approval of st'kholders Jun. 28)
6-15
11-21
Standard Holding
4% %
9-16
7-15
1
7-30
45c
(quar.)
4V2%
9-16
1
12-
Ltd—
(quar.)__
A
1
6-30
35c
16c
1st
Reynolds
1
10-
(quar.)
Northern States Power
4%%
1
10-
.—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Northern
■
50C
$1.06
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
5%
(quar.)
(Mo.)__
-
class
$1.10
6-17
$1.12
4'A %
A
Co.
Engineering Co.
Racing Assn.
Reynolds Aluminum
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone,
class
&
Canada,
Revere
preferred
preferred
Northern Insurance Co.
Electric
Republic Steel Corp.
Service—
4'/a %
preferred
(Dayton)
Extra
4%%
4.22%
Co.
Insurance
Chains
$1.10
8-
15c"
Insurance
Reliable
„
(reduced)
Northern Central Railway (s-a)
North
Extra
Reliable
.
122 VaC
•
122 VaC.
125c
preferred
preferred
125c
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
10-
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
10-
1
9-15
.1-4-61
12-15
10-
*
———
—-
130c
,10-
1
9-18,
1300
1-4-61
12-13'
Number 5965
192
Volume
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
\ .' •
Financial (stock dividend)
Company
of
v„me
wnrld
TranS'WPr
TrS
C
5%
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-30
Woolworth
30c
s2
Gas~CoT
TrunWlne
11-15
7-15
8- 1
«2%c
iquar.j
62 Vac
8-31
8-1
Yale
«fe
Towne
(quar.)--
Finance
Yellow
7-15
rminn
linitpd
Ltd., com. (quar.)
of America, com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
$1.12%
preferred (quar., $1.12%
50
to^SSnd
Hill Mines. Ltd
Machinery, common
preferred "(quar.)
UOc
62%c
37V2c
United Keno
(quar.)—
united snoe
&
U.S. Borax
5
U
8
ri
8
U
3
U.
-30
20
(quar.)_
preferred
6-10
Extra
7- 8
50c
7- 5
6-24
7-15
7-15
6-30
6-27
7-15
6-20
87V2c
a$0.093
$1.50
Stock
Vacu-Dry, 6%
Valspar Corp.
Van
Camp
Van
Dorn
6-30
7-15
-
12V2c
87V2c
7V2c
7V2c
Van
Sciver
op!*'}
Food
Iron
Works
(J.
B.),
Corp.
Products
Inc.,
Wagner
5%
7-15
7-8
8-1
6-10
6-17
7-5
7-15
7-29
6-24
6-24
25c
2%
15c
12 V2 C
8S26"loulf-29
s
7-29
7-15
$1.25
7-15
7-
25c
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
• 5c
7-11
7V2C
7-15
7-
1
30c
9-20
9-
7-15
7-
7-15
6-24
7-11
6-10
Walker
(Hiram)
(quar.)
Gooderham
&
Quarterly
-30
closed
15%;
this
for
funds,
tax
8-31
source.
5
properties
deductible
the
at
Warner
Bros.
Refining & Chemical
Washington Gas Light—
Common
-12
$4.25
-30
$5
-30
-IT
'
\
'
:
less
Canadian
15%
elected
who
V
'
Net
Net
corrected
payment
:
non-residents
the
Jack
preferred
8
-14
-17
-10
-
-
5
5
-14
JnU°™tible
hngton
r-
0
I
b
regular
9
12-30
12-9
7-30
8-15
6-30
15c
7-15
7-
1
15c
7-15
7-
1
60c
9-
(increased)
pfd. (quar.)"
Ltd.—
original
at
carried
on
the
manager.—V.
cost.
Construction
in
balance under construction.
following the resignation of
board.
R. L.
Brockington has
190,
p.
1
I...
1960—5 Months—1959
406,979
$3,149,435
1,970,441
ops.
$246,730
$281,028
86,993
$1,178,994
329,164
$1,214,325
Townsend, Tenn.
Files
ry.
71,921
inc.
1,949,484
4.20%
Westhvn
preferred B
F£terred 0 (quar.)
$1.12%
The
proceeds
capital.—V.
6-20
7-15
6-20
7-
8
6-15
7-15
7-15
ResimeV 0m.P!0_" H0""ng Col'P-Western
?roc€rs- Ltd-. class
A
Commission—
to be used to pay off a mortgage and for
1717.
are
189,
working
62 V2C
Wes'S TshT,°d; Ud" elas7¥Tq™rT-::~
Common' (Juar)Statlonery CorP—
Preferred
fe?
,T001 *
sSfcco"
8-
7-14
1
6-23
7-15
tl7%c
This
—
10-
6-24
t
<
1
9-
9
7-5
6-22
7-15
10c
35c
6-24
9-15
30c
10-
$1.43%
8-
1
7-
La
Wis.,
Crosse,
8-
1
7-
8
4
manufacturer
of
$1,200,000,
With
the
addition,
feet,
space
a
115,000
storing facilities.
feet,
square
the
total
dend.
27
"
iviaoiune
convprfiKi
(entire
Aug. 1
at
^share.
2S® pI,ef?rred
_
Net
Net
The
of
Company
Trane
into
corporation
for the
transistors
the
for
Aviation,
can
Inc.
7
contract,
Autonetics
will
reliability never before
in ballistic missiles because its
ground-support facilities and manpower
savings
major
reduce
7-
8
previous fiscal year.
Net
profit before federal
8-19
7-29
1
9-
2
1%
1-3-61
12-
2
t$1.25
7-15
Trav-ler Radio
Preliminary
showed
6-30
15c
7-
7
6-17
$1.25
8-
1
7-15
7-31
7-15
7-11
7-
$1.50
-
8-
$1.25
7-15
1
4
"
1
•
$1.27
?lverine shoe'ef 5Uar")—---HHIIIIIII
q»arterlvnning C°rp' '"'u11-1-
^I^Eiiiii;
8-1
T-15
$1.26
8
-1
7-15
12 %c
00
r-4
7-11
9
6-15
t$1.12%
1
7-
to
Also
increase
from
stock
common
transfer
Italy,
1,
1960,
last
October.
who
69%
■
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.^1959
^
5
§
43,856,580 200,831,689 210,540,172
32,557,161 149,916,322 157,191,245
39,897,230
29,990,735
opers.
9,906,495
11,299,419
3,282,682
53,348,927
14,981,121
50,915,367
2,027,912
10,924,196
ry.
issued
Corp.—Exempted—
order
an
the
under
Vi-?:
.....
Act
Holding -Company/
Texas
Industrial
Corp.—Expansion-
Corp., diversified manufacturer of electronic
industrial machinery
ment,
its
of
subsidiaries,
and
to
the
at
on
promote
time
same
to
equip¬
June 23 announced
expansion of
certain
other products,
and
designed
program
a
propelled ICBM
It will represent
simplicity will greatly
requirements.—V. 191,
subsidiaries,
United
Semiconductor
its
further
plans for
own
Products,
Aircraft
Armaments,
Inc.,and
U.
S.
manufacturers of electronic equipment,
both
systems and instrumentation, will be brought into the program im¬
mediately, B. F. Gira, President of United said, following a meeting
of
the
both
company's
the
attractive
program,
will
subsidiaries
"Similar
23.
He stated
expansion.
letter
of
being
shares
dividends
as
to
working
retain
control
their
letter
states.
The
•'
"
company's
To
nature
of
objectives
the
which
in
industries
their
and
common
the
the
stock¬
opportunity
an
the
program,
as
set
are:
expansion
autonomous
management
launching
in
stockholders
its
to
promote
their
.
three
letter
the
in
of
United subsidiaries
and the desires of
such action," the
V
•'
/
be
may
.<
to
with the
parent
each of the sub¬
of
extended to other
their operations, their performance records
managements
indicate the
advisability of
programs
mailed
of each
the
subsidiaries,
such
of
that
June
on
a
who v/ill later be given
shares
to
in
number
distributed
company,
additional
continuing
company
sidiaries.
certain
a
be
the parent
of
acquire
held
opportunities for
outlined
as
stockholders,
company's
two
of directors
board
have
companies
Under
subsidiaries
of
they
are
engaged,
which
the
by
record
operational
experience,
are
ready
for a measure of public participation in their expansion;
(2) To enable the stockholders of the parent company to participate
.
in
the
ownership of such subsidiaries; and
available to the parent company funds with which
plan — initiated during the current, year — for the
acquisition and development of new enterprises.
U.
S.
Semiconductor
Products,
with
plants
and headquarters
in
Phoenix,
Ariz.,
manufactures solid state electronic devices
such
as
diodes,
rectifiers
and
capacitors
for
both military
and
industrial
(3)
to
equity
make
To
further
its
This
applications.
of
is
Defense
in
the
and
missile
in
Inc.
in
development
and
a
wholly-owned operating division
of Cockeysville, Md., a Baltimore
research for the U. S. Department
is
primarily
engaged
of
and
subsidiary
Aircraft Armaments,
United.
suburb,
80%
Corp.—Sales and Net Soar—
operating figures for
sales of $21,400,000 as
the fiscal year ended April 30,
compared to $14,806,000, for the
"
r
for the fiscal year ended
April 30,
1960 was approximately $1,400,000, compared to $312,000
before federal income taxes in the preceding fiscal year.
Net profit after taxes for fiscal year ended April 30,
1960 will ap¬
proximate $700,000 equivalent to approximately 81 cents per share
on
863,061 shares outstanding.
This compares to $304,000 net income
after federal taxes, or 40 cents per share on 770,495 shares outstand¬
ing at the close of the preceding fiscal year.—V. 182, p. 1161.
Trustors'
income
taxes
Corp.—Financing Proposals
of 5400 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, on June 27
statement with the SEC covering the following:
guaranteed participation certificates representing
undivided interests in specific first trust deed or first mortgage notes;
$20,000,000 of 7% participation certificates and interim receipts; $10,000 000' of 10%
participation certificates representing undivided inter¬
ests' in specific second trust deed or second mortgage notes; $6,000,000
of
whole
notes secured by second trust deeds or second .mortgages
offered under the company's 10%
whole note plan; and 60,000 shares
of 6% cumulative preferred stock, $5 par (with exchange feature),. The
7% participation certificates (without guarantee) are to be sold only
in certain states in which the guarantee certificates may not be sold.
The certificates and notes are to be offered for sale at their prin¬
cipal amounts and the preferred shares at par.
The offering will be
made through officers and employees, who may receive commissions, of
corporation,
registration
$20 000 000
of 7%
This
11c
to
programs.
few
a
other
individual shareholders.
equipment used
stock is
of
manufacture
and
exploration
space
owned'by United, the remaining 20%
Its
capital
by. members, of .its personnel
.
Descriptive leaflets 'accompanying the letter trace the history and
of the two subsidiaries.
Aircraft Armaments, Inc. shows an
progress
increase
volume
sales
in
Products,
of
than
more
in
acquired
since
713%
June,
1959,
1951.
produced
U.
Semi¬
S.
sales
a
volume
the first three months of 1960 approximately four times that
of the corresponding period last year,
the history reveals. Stockholders
will be
notified
regarding the first dividends to be
during
7-26
10-
and
of
July
Union
conductor
1960,
1%
,
2139.
8
25c
s
,,
be provided with diodes and transistors of
reached. Both the diodes and transistors will
7-
•
Ameri¬
at Transitron's Wakefield plant, v:;:::..
;
The Minuteman missile is a three-stage, solid fuelwhich will be capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
7-26
1
dissolve
Olivetti
United Industrial
united
the
Corp.—Awarded Contract—
produced
6-30
8-
will
Olivetti
on
has
SEC
forth
Autonetics is the associate prime contractor re¬
7-
32c
-
meet¬
given
Natural Gas Corp., of Houston, from' the
Holding Company Act. Union is successor by merger to Texas Natural
Gasoline Corp. and Union Oil & Gas Corp.; and Texas Natural GasoIin&
previously was granted a similar exemption.—V. 191, p. 2565.
(
and
has been awarded a contract for approximately
development of high-reliability diodes and silicon
guidance systems in the Air Force's Minuteman
7-10
i^o.—
——
/::
heating,
of air conditioning,
189, p. 2833.
sponsible for development of the missile's guidance and flight control
systems.
'
'
This
development contract
is in conjunction with a previouslyawarded contract from Autonetics for more than $200,000 under which
Transitron is providing high reliability diodes to Autonetics.
From the development work undertaken by Transitron with the new
p.
directors
income—
2463.
p.
exempting
holders
"
of the plant will exceed 270,000
about 80%.
Of the added 120,000
will consist of manufacturing and
ballistic missile.
The contract was awarded by Autonetics, a Division of North
be
the
by
Underwood
transaction
fr.
oper.
191,
(1)
7-21
series A and B
f«|S'SSams In<iuVtW-
(guar
heating,
plant in 1958 coincided with the entry
the field of packaged air conditioning
products in addition to its lines
ventilating for large buildings.—V.
10c
seven shares per preferred
be
meeting more
rev.
ry.
—V.
when
7-15
nf
<liv|qena —
conditioning,
Construction of the Clarksville
7-14
at
called for redemption on
ConvprHKier Jshare Plus this divillhle into rnmmnn + r> July
T„1t,
r"e
common to
'
rate
air
area
increase of
feet
square
15c
'IqlarT:.—iaA——t
WW>,om^2Ste,
Machine Co"~~
0 <'
of
including new machinery and equipment.
$2
10c
of
stockholder,
Olivetti
and
Two
foot addition
20c
Ex£°SS'
of
shares
special
acquisition and development of additional new enterprises.
heat
and
square
8
$1
—
will
the
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway oper. expenses
to
a
7-15
35c;
$1.25
...
(quar)
at a
sole
of
adoption
p..
,
20c
t50c
(quar.)
The
proposal
a
shares
Union Texas Natural Gas
Trane Co..—Plant Addition—
6-20
7-15
$1.02%
—
7-15
$1.05
I„I
(quar.),
1,200,000
29
stock
June
on
365,638
intercontinental
r.
3,000,000.
its
Union Pacific
$3,163,809
391,077
$2,500,000
6-30
was
authorized
Period End. May 31—
8-15
8-18
meeting
of
to
the
of
less
for
America
SEC
The
share,
per
of
Corp.
approved
stockholders.
was
Corp.
than 86% of all outstanding Underwood stock
was
represented through attendance of stockholders or by certificates
of proxy, and 99.6% of the shares which were voted on the proposed
acquisition were in favor of the Underwood directors' recommendation
to purchase the Olivetti Corp. of America.—V. 190, p. 2498.
1 ■
At
consisting of one $1,000 bond and 10 shares of common stock. The
offering Will be underwritten by Davidson & Co., Knoxville, Tenn.
(final)
pence
the
to
derwood
1229.
1960—Month—1959
$637,807
$688,007
Transitron Electronic
pJS
stock
the 1,200,000
will own, upon
of outstanding
Underwood shares. Olivetti had previously owned 39%
of outstanding
shares, including 34% purchased through an agreement between Un¬
1,500,000
w
.
Olivetti
financial and technical assistance from Olivetti of Italy.
at
completion
corporation on June 20, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering $300,000 of 6%
first mortgage bonds and 3,000
shares of common stock
(par $5)
to be offered at $1,000 per unit,
the
6-30
26V4c
(quar.)
»n non-resident tax of 7%%)l
n Power Co.—
](*/?. Preferred (quar.)
,.r5^
9-
lJ/2%
A
Corp.—Acquisition—
the
to
number
shares
Townsend Investment Co.,
7-11
1
9-30
(Calif.)—
<?I° ?bl}lin§s 7y2
v
:
25c
Purred C
of
common
Underwood
The
square
K°£ 0ii & Snowdrift, 4,80%
West
pnefcntein Gold Mining,
Ordinary
West
8-
5
7-11
1
(increased)
the
of
Corp.
of America in exchange
for substantially all
of
its
including the long term exclusive sales franchise for Olivetti
machines
in
the
United
States
and
Canada,
and contractual
the
cost
7-
1
-8-
60c
$1.15
Management, class
Class
-14
-
8-
$1.25
dividend)
of
ratified
7-11
7-15
25c
Waste King
Corp.
Common (stock
President and General Manager and
They own or will own 5,000 and
10,000 outstanding common shares.
as
Vice-President.
as
respectively,
office
7-11
5
7-20
—I—I—III"
lists Denny Denison
Marsh
shares,
rights
transfer equipment, plans the construction of a
to its manufacturing plant at Clarksville,
Tenn., President D. C. Minard announced on June 24.
The addition
to the pl?.nt, which manufactures Trane Residential and small Com¬
mercial Air Conditioners, comes only 2'/2
years after its initial con¬
struction and will nearly double the plant's production capacity.
The
addition is scheduled for completion next February, at an estimated
8-
$1.06 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Washington Natural Gas-
deed
his invested capital." The
on
tax.
191, p. 2462.
120,000
1
preferred
a
company proposes to issue 10,000 common shares in exchange
assets of the predecessor (and subject to its liabilities).
The
P.
3,000
■
,
expenses
operating
ry.
—V.
ventilating
8-
$4 60
trust
provide
President in June
revenue
from
rev.
6-24
....
to
to sell the
or
prospectus
"
'
12
remains
general
operating
Ry.
6-20
6
30c
7
pred¬
trust
"calculated
prospectus,
return of 10%
the
of
whole
the
not
Underwood
operating and the
is
was
operating
Ry.
6-20
7-
15c
■
the
of
"city
Period End. May 31—
7-15
(s-a)
(increased)
Common
Common
-
Co.
to
$
7-15
I
Pictures
Warren
according
that
with
acquisition of second
resale
proposes
The
for
date
that
appointed
t35c
$3.50
(s-a)
identical
the
(and later, perhaps, in other states). The com¬
to sell undivided interests in such trust deeds or mort¬
entire interest therein through its 7% guaranteed
participation plan, its 10% participation plan (without guarantee), and
its 10% whole note plan.
Net proceeds of the sale thereof will be used
for investment purposes under the plans.
'
pany
Non«
dividend.
resident tax 7%.
funds,
S.
9-15
30c
„
not
Park,
Cox
t35c
Extra
Ware River RR.
be
and
trust
gages,
Ltd.
Worts,
estate
pred¬
sell undivided interests
or
participation certificates
deeds; and the successor company proposes to expand its
activities and will acquire or negotiate both first and second trust deed
obligations of various amounts, secured by residential or commercial
did
such
of
Corp.
real
purchaser with
in
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
2
(initial)
of
Hubert
been
6-30
A
5
basis,
a
ecessor
The
$1.12%
*
class
6
9
9c
With Securities and Exchange
'
(quar.)
with
as
Smich
Mr.
6-30
7-11
noit2l
(quar.)_
A
com.
6-
5
25c
(quar.)
income tax.
U.
shopping centre
D.
7- 8
35c
'
(quar.)
Electric
V
30c
(quar.)
non-cum.
7-30
8- 1
8-1
(quar.)
class
America,
preferred
Viewlex,
Co.
8-15
7-15
6-30
7-15
7- 8
$1.12 V2
15c
18c
(quar.)
'——I—™(increased)
(quar.)
7-15
8-31
8- 1
7-15
50c
preferred A (qUar.)—
conv.
Sea
Vanadium
Victor
7-15
dividend)..— *u,>'6*%^ «;
(stock
6-28
7-22
8- 1
8- 1
dividend.™——————v-——-—com.
6-24
7-
'
Canadian
tax
in
Thorncliffe
15c
Upson Company. —
;
—
—,
Upjohn Company
(quar.)—__—
—
Utah Construction & Mining Co.
(quar.)—
Utility Appliance,
'
is reported at $1,342,000.
within a city" under construction in midToronto, is a residential and business community on a site of approx¬
imately 400 acres. Of the 15 apartment buildings now sited, President
Smith states, four now building are company-owned with nearly 50%
of available suites already leased.
The first section of the planned
progress
80c
pfd.
4% %
10c
1%
(quar.)—
Continued from page
$1.25
com.
•
$8,133,000
7-29
8-15
62 %c
Corp.,
7-
the
General Corporation
Investment News
6-20
1.
———
Marion
on
1
assets
50c
(increased-quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)__
Universal Container, class A
(quar.)—____
Universal Controls, Inc. (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., common (quar.)
Universal
notes
7-11
37 %c
V
6-14
7-
will
business of which has been the
California
Olivetti
7- 8
:—
the
on
7-29
37 %C
and control
management
ecessor,
ing
6-10
(quar.)
United Whelan Corp.,
The
notes.
or
company was organized under Delaware law in July, 1959, to
to the business of a California corporation of the same name.
Purchase
6-24
(quar.)—,.
Co., common
7-20
1
returns
Underwood
12%c
35c'.
deposit receipts Ordinary
United Stores Corp.. $6 preferred (quar.)
United Telephone (Kansas.)—
57o preferred
8-
are intended chiefly as a mediurti whereby
through the reinvestment provisions of such plans
with the company pending the purchase of addi¬
plans, and
may
certificates
The
7-5
7-5
7- 8
i—
the
investors
succeed
Less Jamaica income tax.
x
7-15
(quar.)
American
5<?c
25c
•
published date was incorrect. The
and/or record date is indicated here.
t Payable
6-20
7- 1
6-30
United Steel Cos.—
United Transit
8-
notes.
of
their
7-15
7-13
Previously
date
JOc
(quar.)
preferred
in
Less British
y
10c
Shoe Corp. (quar.)™
Smelting Refining & Mining—
7%
1
7-23
v.:""- /
;
a
*■
8-18
(s-a)
of
one
in the case of the certificates and 4% in the
The preferred shares will be offered chiefly'
participation certificates or whole notes acquired
price
vVhole
tional
(quar.)_
books
resident
9- 1
S.
U S
20
1 Payable
,
$1.12 /a
Class B
24
under
such
sales
the
owners
invest
15c
$1.11
(quar.)
Industries
i
Transfer
Co. (Baltimore)—
(quar.)—
S
Plywood Corp., common
S
Realty & Investment Co.
S Servaterla
8-15
>
.
—
(quar.)
Foil Co.. class A
S
U
•
6-30
7-10
10 %c
—_
Door
Co.
Extra
25c
41/,% preferred (quar.)
S Fidelity & Guaranty
Quarterly
5
•
Chemical Corp.—
7-12
7-22
8- 1
8-1
$2.50
15c
(quar.)
& Publishers
8- 1
Steel
Jewelry
•'
7-15 g 7- 5
10-15 10-/6
.
(interim)
ord.
for
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institute—
7-15
28%
Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Jersey
rrnitpd New
nnited Printers
n
7-15
7-8
8-18
8- 3
6-30
of the
of
the
51
property in California
Zale
7-15
8- 3
tlOc j > 8-1
20c
9- 1
Biscuit Co.
$450
5
8-3
6c
6o
3Qp
—-—-———
7-15
Mfg. Co.
Yuba Consolidated
7-20,,
7-20 •
7-20
Corp., class A (quar.)—:
receipts
dividend—™
Youngstown
7-20
,
8-15
'
(quar.)—-
nreferred (quar.)—
Gas Co. of Canada,
c«!/,
g
8-15
$1
8-15
92 %c •> , 8_15
>
(quar.)
Class B
L
luil-iizlliL'J"■
(quar.)
preferred
S Referred
p"n
$1.12%
—
(quar.)
nreferred
td
«70
6-30
115c
V2 %
case
to
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Cab Co.,
6% preferred (quar.)
Transit Freight Lines,
com.
(quar.)
Stock
DSoEprrS«rS'
7-16
(quar.)
2
deeds
Yellow
m»«
deposit
30c
■
Worcester County Electric—
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
10-19 '•
9-i5
W.)
Wright Line, Inc., class B
Wrigley (Wm.) jr.—
\
Monthly
6-30
7-20
11-1
$1.25
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Amer.
(F.
Holders
Share *'Payable bf 'Rec.
t
Industries
(quar.)
Combing Corp. of Canada Ltd.
Wool
8-15
n_25
$1.12%
4%% pfd. (quar.)™—
Corp.,
LaSalle Street Corp.
Sol,ltPlv
8-25
30c
.
^Temper
Name of Company
Wc
(Texas)—
Co.
When
Per
.'
Woodall
Quartern
TL
208
Holders
America—
common (quar.)
universal Insurance
A
Trinity
When
Share, Payable ofiRecJ
•" •
■
(51)
filed
a
distributed
has
been
of
marine
Detroit
automation
soon
necessary
as
systems,
corporate
action
jV
of
and
United
U.
S.
are
Micro
Science
Path,
Corp.,
Inc.,
avionics,
Angeles;
American Engineering
Co.,
of
Philadelphia,
equipment,
combustion
and
materials
handling machinery;
Stoker Co., industrial and utility stokers and municipal in¬
equipment;
contractors
Co.
medical
as
subsidiaries
Los
cinerator
ber
program
the letter states.
wholly-owned
industrial
both
the
under
taken,
Other
of
and
use.—V.
Southern Pacific Milling Co., Ventura,
Calif.,
of construction materials; and .Perry Rub¬
Ohio,
disposable
supplies
for
hospitals and
processors
Massillon,
191,
p.
2353.
United Research Inc., Cambridge, Mass.
—
Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
corporation
on
June
17
filed
a
letter
of notification with the
(par $2) to be offered at
New York, N. Y.
bank loans and for general
covering 30,000 shares of common stock
$10 per
The
share,
proceeds
corporate
through Smith, Barney
are
to
purposes.—V.
be
used
189, p.
to
&
retire
Co.,
1069.
Uranium Reduction Co.—Additional
■—Our
June
shares
of
27
issue
this firm's
Financing Details
reported" the offering of 190,000
common
stock
at
$6.50
per
share.
Additional "financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
total
number
of
shares
of
underwritten
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
stock
common
A.
C.
JEclward
John
&
Clarke
Clayton Securities Corp.— 4,750
Stifel,
Cleveland
First
Collins
Julien
&
Goodbody & Co
Inc.
Kirkland
4.750
4.750
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc. 2.850
J. R. Williston & Beane— 4.750
Yarnell, Biddle & Co
2.850
Hanrahan
4,750
9 500
6,650
Inc—.—
Co.
&
Hentz & Co
H.
—
Hill.
—V.
191,
Co
&
Darlington
—
—
& Co
Davis
Months' Earning Report
Waterman,
sales
reported
firm
Wash.,
Seattle,
period ;
months'
the six
for
May 31
totalled $42,854,000, uo 5.3'*
from the $40,854,000 "
for the corresponding period in 1959. Net earnings after taxes *
$623,000, or $1.27 per share. This compares with $678,000 for the .y
six months last year, which was $1.38 per share on the 491,340
first
a
.
"Non-recurring
with
expense
commission
to
issue
.
With Securities and
The
SEC
corporation
share,
per
The
Files
This
firm
with
ment
common
Pilor,
t-
188,
capital.—V.
591.
p.
the
The
SEC
Smyth,
&
Cummings
Business
ment
&
Small
Fund,
investment
Investment
Inc.,
It
company.
of
Act
provide
to
securities of such small business
loans
engaged
in
\>proceeds
such
to
business
any
the
from
and
concerns
granting of long-
by the
According to the prospectus, it has
activities since its organization.
The
stock
sale
will
be
used
to
fulfill
the
,,
/
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
-^-V.
expenses
ry.
>
net
$300,000"
are
Old
Empire,
Inc.,
stock -of
common
at
$2,149,448
$9,692,063
$9,513,023
685,178
2,154,732
2,592.844
net
will
of
preciation
■
PROCEEDS—Net
the
general
various
first
funds
corporate
12
to
18
Inc.—Securities
stock, is offered at $31, plus
1, 1960.
ac¬
of
the
of
the proceeds from the
Joans
and
the
balance
from
the
It
is
the
financing
and'
company
purposes.
months
of
used
presently
company's
will
from
time
estimated
the
aceuisition
of
added
to
time
for
proceeds
be
for
used
the
will
be
for
the
of
added
common
to
the
improvement
stock
general
or
is
not
funds
of
maintenance
underwritten.
the
of
company
its
In
sale
such
funds
addition
of
the
to
will
the
common
accruals,
be used
have
any
stock
it
is
and
funds'available
presently
from
anticipated
that
from
earnings
the
and
company,
the
out its 1960 construction program,
during
the
year
approximate 3um of $400,000.—V.
to
provide
$1,433,718
$4,709,681
636,844
1,049,397
3,531,610
)/ Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—,
Period End. May 31—
Ry.
operating
funds
in
191, p. 2353.
Net
Net
191,
Western Ry of
operating
Ry.
Net
on
7.
1960.
The
company
advantage of the opportunities believed
real
estate
land
same..time
contribute
its
having
company
development
and
lncome
to
subsidiaries
for
organized
available
to
at
to
service.
It
contemolated
that
the
company
an
limits
city
option
of
to
Los
purchase
Angeles,
2,373
Calif.;
acres
of
and about
fct£2Ny?ISION"~The 1975 debent"res
of the
fctock
company
and
on
after
of
Dec.
1,
1960
to
Williams
fund,
commencing
in
1967,
is
&
onta
nf
th
their
owner*
c^e.Sing
333 homes
-rhiF
largest
'or*
completed and
this
on
Wilshire
See
Gulf
were
aPrara|oW"h 283
tompieted
to
during"the
als8oarepo°r'tedebv
Bales ami
jZec,?l0r.e,t,hanJIept pace ",th construction, it was
construction
?DVE*MdtJve Vice-President in charge of
C°Un"salra'and*8 '"t 'he
27Tt?e
from
cor"suond?ng
Richmond.eVa.°5o PhS?
"yla? *go h0mM "0W
LhupC044Tatl0n are rUnnlng
week
A
."p.Cit'e3' rai""ng
Warner Electric Brake
& Clutch Co—Files
.
.
• registration
"statement9 .S'lST slTon ft?
Secondary.
firm
has
of
signed
a
contract
approximately
37
with
miles
are
sponsors
in
a
joint
venture
that
has
a
of approximately 70 miles of 20-inch
extending from Bethel Township, Fulton County,
Boro, Adams Chunty, Fg.
Williams 'Brothers Is
Oil
Oil
operating
Ry.
above
Ner,
—V.
*
,
ry.
.
1960—Month—1959
$2,899,947
expenses
from
2,333,479
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$3,066,411 $13,510,816 $13,506,413
2,350,905
11,011,382
11,184,251
$566,468
$715,506
$2,499,434
$2,322,162
130,971
ops.
inc.
operating
rv.
and construction has begun
Central RR.—Earnings—
revenue.
operating
rev.
Fa.,
Co.—Acquired—
Corp.,
Period End. May 31—
Ry
328,162
334,634
543,084
191, p. 2463.
in
the
Yale Express
The
Chemical
registrar
Inc.—V.
out-
delivered
the
construction
the installation
,:;V, Wisconsin
calculated
of
that
for
a field office at Gettysburg;
project.—V. 189, p. 64T.
opening
common
mini
Co.
also
pipeline
and
builder
Canal.
Alberta
the
for
SAVING6
nation's
and
Brothers
Go.
r%aK12'139"913 3hare" °f
u
of the Panama
in Canada.
gas
to
par
JuSl 7me&7SarenerS0r-?,,CrtrUCtl0n
1
Oil
Abbottstown
He»t
the debentures prior to maturity. For
debentures will be redeemable at par. and at
(Jim) Walter Corp.—Sales
Up
Tampa (^kJ-based corporation, the
91*258
announced
natural
including
p?u3 accrued1"nter''at liireetaechPcase.PriWS ra"*ta«
•etfndmIAS?ato^D5?n,ifompl"'on of the torrent financing,
to
$299,967
44,520
a
Pa.,
thpreQVnHn»Pf0XHmfleIy^7w'%' of
'the
$248,773
17,293
procurement
*A
f prevlously redeemed* at the rate of three share!
!n Certaln
rSn
Principal amount of debentures, subject to adjustment
A
sinking
$58,487
i"
the
in
pipe
with
material
each
cases.
$1,751,765
1,451,798
Gas Trunk Line Co., for engineering, design,
and construction supervision of approximately
100 miles of natural gas pipelines in various diameters up to
24-inch,
all in the province of Alberta, Canada.
Another newly announced contract is with the Manufacturers Light
contract
lying
and
of
River
Peace
8%-inch
acres
will be convertible into
portion
a
also
Williams
the
dfaPPr°xl"Jately onerthird of which are located in the city
downtown Dallal
* SUbUrb ab°Ut 13 mUes north from
for
$1,711,220
1,462,447
contract signing was made by John H. Wil¬
quarterly report to stockholders.
Williams said,
the
work to be done by Williams Brothers is in
the Empire Reach
area,
and entails the removal of about 7,300,000 cubic yards of earth
and :ock.
/:
\VvV v
v,V
■
'V-..
V'
'.'V-v'
of
1154
of
President,
take
land
1959
302,180
Panama
engage in
substantially all phases of real estate
activity, including management of 29 properties to be
acquired in
exchange for shares of Its common
stock, making of interim con¬
struction
loans;
and
t*e
purchase
development.
ODeration,
leasing
and selling of other real
property.
The company holds and presently
P'ff* to exercise
within the
ry.
1960—5 Months
$360,667
Okla., company in a joint venture has signed a contract
Canal Co., an agency of the U. S. Government, for
Tulsa,
the
working capital for large scale
financing and having at the
properties to carry overhead "and to
is
from
widening
adequate
will
I960—Month—1959
$335,759
-285,432
expenses
Williams Brothers Co.—New Contracts—
diversified
a
Alabama^-EarningSr—
9,777
1111
laws
2,994,188
$50,327
construction
Producing
debt
be
to
was
$6,060 231
1,860,821
ops.
residential,
Properties, Inc., with executive offices
Dallas. Texas, was incorporated under the
March
$4,136,113
567,251
operating inc.—
191, p. 2463.
rev.
,
$1,249,625
ry.
—V.
v
460,787
revenue
operating
Ry.
* 3
;
'* 1960—5 Mos.—1959
"
Period End. May 3i—
structures.
Bldg.,
4,450,385
$975,917
ops.
2463.
p.
or
commercial development,
and to purchase or construct
producing properties such as commercial office buildings, in¬
dustrial buildings,
shopping centers, warehouses, parking garages or
Delaware
ry,
operating inc.—
ry.
—V.
1960—Month—1959
expenses
from
rev.
$8,000,000
BUSINESS—Wallace
$5,931 329
.
$4,426,223V $4,654,639 $21,598,437 $22,398,213
3,450,306
3,404,987
17,462,324
16,337^982
revenue—
operating
Ry.
income
Hartford
inc.
;
industrial
other
ry. oper.
oper.
191, p. 2353.
construction
for
from
rev.
railway
$20,599,879 $21 474 843
15,890,198
15,543*514
de¬
will consummate long
additional
East¬
Months—1959
$860,873
Net
Net
—V;
.
to carry
financing
1960—5
3,128,801
Net
company
1960—Month—1959\
$4,562,519
priority.
proceeds to be received by the
Company,
3,263,279
service
acquisition,
construction, - completion,
extension/ or
improvement of its facilities.
No particular amount of the proceeds
has been allocated to any one purpose; nor do
any of the purposes for
which
Co.;
Inc.
$4,124,152
the
about
land
to
within
that
operations
and/or
term
be
financing will be used in interim
m
the record date and the fur¬
oversubscribing, subject to apportion¬
offering
&
Thev
&
expenses-
(EST), July 22, 1960.
order
the debentures from June
proceeds
on
Drexel
are:
revenue..-
on
originally be entitled to subscribe,. to the extent
additional{shares may become available for
oversubscription by reason of the expiration of the
rights. The rights represented by the warrants expire
and
on
business
such
at 2:00 p.m.
common
of
may
The
share of
the- close
per share, for additional shares not in
of the number of shares to which such shareholder
Offered—Public
a
—
at
underwriting group
Securities & Co.; Stroud
Union
Announcement
record
the
oper.
the
above.
the close of business
that
new
of
oper.
Net
June 6, 1960, the right to subscribe for these shares at
the rate of one new share for ten shares held of record
offering of 480,000 units of Wallace Properties, Inc.
$12,000,000 principal amount, 6 x/i % convertible subor¬
dinated debentures, due June 1, 1975, and 360,000 shares
of common stock, was made on June 30 by Harriman
Bipley & Co., Inc. and associates. Each unit, consisting
of $25 principal amount of debentures and
three-quarters
crued interest
•-
ment, at $17.50
449,263 '
Properties,
-
Rights Offering — The company
its effectiveness of its registration statement with
the SEC, is presently offering 43,048 additional shares
of its $5 par value common stock to the holders of its
PROCEEDS—The
Wallace
purposes.
Laboratories, Inc.—Acquired—
ther privilege of
-
••■•V
2463.
corporate
William Waterman as President and owner of
of the outstanding stock.
An additional 45.500
owned by Morris Cooper who, with Waterman, owns certain
prospectus lists
shares (55.6%)
excess,
$2,040,142
opers.
Income.—
oper.
191, p.
common shares.
to "be used primarily
West Ohio Gas Co.
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$9,399,984 $10,645,108 $47,034,253 $50,203,802
7,359,842
8,495,660
37,342,190
40,690,779
revenue—
oper.
VVk'"
;:'v
upon
The prospectus lists Robert B. Bregman as"Board Chairman,
Period End. May 31—
which will receive
155,000
general
each July 15
from 1961
to
1975.
equipment estimated to cost $4,669,170.
$249,000
by
Railway
business.
for
Dillon,
liams,
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
%v
balance
See
not-
....
•'
mature
members
Railway
through
and
Welton
5,000 shares each are held by Stanley J. Love and Herbert Zimmerman,
President, and owner of 2,205 shares.
' .;
.
the
99.6173
secured
This
The company has outstanding 31,740 shares of common stock, of which;
Treasurer,
share
per
be
Other
with
y, minimum capital requirements of the Small Business Investment Act.
:
$5
of $3,equipment
awarded the certificates on its bid on June 29 of
4V2% coupon. Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and asso¬
for a 4%%
rate.
The certificates are
non-callable
was
for
will
will
-
properties leased to the company.
invest¬
concerns.
at
It is estimated that $100,000 will be allocated
development costs for new proprietary items of elec¬
tronic equipment; and $150,000 will be used to acquire components for
the manufacture of new electronic equipment presently under develop¬
ment.
A part of the funds will be used -to increase sales personnel and
commercial
research
and
„
share.
In addition the company has agreed
five-year warrants to purchase 5,000 common
share.
shares
through
closed-end non-diver¬
is licensed under
the
intends
and
1958
a
sale
group
bid
Period Ended May 31—
tubes
ray
an
Business
per
Co.
86,250
registration state¬
275,000 shares of
capital to small business concerns through the purchase of equity
term
5
covering
1960,
29,
a
&
outstanding
The
estimated $52,795 for expenses.
organized under New
York law in February,
was
Eastern
management
Small
filed
public
for
issue
an
4%'%
Railway
Earnings—
equipment
has
Hardy & Co., Sprayregen, Haft & Co. and
Co.
The underwriters will receive a 90 cents*
commission plus
company
as
sified
June
on
America—Registers Common
New York,
Avenue,
per
its
stock, to be offered for public sale at $7.50 per share
share
1960
Park
375
Bullard
Bregman.
per
of
$5
The
ciates
man
The company is engaged in
tronic
cathode
the
Venture Capital Corp. of
offered
be
Commission,
Maryland
Western
99.3947%
SEC
50c
of
to
17 filed a letter of notification with the
of capital stock (par $5) to be offered at
without underwriting.
are to
be used for working
proceeds
—
to
public sale, subject to approval of
Commerce
certificates at prices to yield from 4% for July 15, 1961
maturities to 4.50% for certificates maturing 1965-1975.
■
Net proceeds of the sale
of additional stock are
to accelerate the develop¬
ment of the company's proprietary items for the purpose of expanding
Exchange Commission—
June
on
35,000 shares
covering
$6.90
Co., Inc., Garland, Tex.
Manufacturing
respectively.—-V. 188, p. 190'.
June 30 for
on
Interstate
735,000
Inc.—Proposes Offering—
the design, manufacture and sale of elec¬
including cathode ray tube oscilloscopes, industrial
and associated electronic devices, and other elec¬
tronic equipment used in conjunction with autopilots for jet and piston
engine aircraft.
It also engages in defense production and defense
research
and development contracts dealing
with electronic countermeasure equipment, precise navigation instruments and other electronic
items.
In addition to certain indebtedness, including accrued salaries,
v
it
Varo
the
to Stroud
at
shares
„
■
/'V'> Vv"'V
moving into five new
plants, located in Denver, Houston, Sacramento, El Paso and Boise, r
was
reported as an important factor in the reduced earnings...
.
"As the second half of the year is traditionally stronger for us. we
expect 1960 to be another satisfactory year for the company," Geo.
Van Waters, board chairman, stated.—V.
191, p. 429.
outstanding.
V '
in
connection
currently
shares
the
underwriting group headed by Stroud & Co., Inc.,
an
ending
were
supplied
be
to
are
Emerald Street, Philadelphia, filed a registration
on June 24,
1960 covering 100,000 shares of
2445
of
with
stock,
common
figure
Western Maryland Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Bros. & Hutzler and associates of¬
company
statement
The
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
Offered—Salomon
fered
"v
Waterman Products Co.,
/
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc.—6
-
ings of 62,418, and 30,080 shares
'.VV:V
2794.
p.
Inc.
Co.,
Ure,
—4.750
Co
&
6,650
———r
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
4,750
—
Hallowell. Sulzberger, Jenks,
;V
is a manufacturer of electric brakes and clutches. Its
three
principal product categories are electric brakes and clutches
used
in
industrial
equipment and machinery, electric wheel brakes,
and electric compressor and fan clutches used in automotive air conditioning and cooling systems. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the
company
has outstanding 427,048.50 shares
of common stock,
of
which,
76,623
shares (18%)
are owned
by Steven P. J. Wood,
President, and 56,955 shares (13.33% ) by Helen J. Wood, of Sarasota,
Fla. The selling stockholders are Alonzo A. Neese, Elbert H. Neese, Jr.,
and Elizabeth Neese Teague, who propose to sell 100%
of their hold¬
The
4.750
Inc.
Nicolaus & Co.,
Co.,
Corp.—11,400
Co.——2.850
The
terms
underwriting
and
price
by
Robinson-Humphrey
The
6.650
Co
_
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.. 2.850
Mullaney,
Wells & Co—— 2.850
6,650
Co.__
&
Burton
L.
W.
offering
amendment;
public
2.850
1.900
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Mason
&
Lee, Inc
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__ 4,750
Bacon, Whipple & Co
4,750
Blair & Co. Inc
——11.400
by
headed
& Co.—9.500
Lemon
Johnston,
55.100
Inc
and Co.
Allyn
sale
Shares
Shares
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public
the present holders thereof through a group of underwriters
by ^Blunt Ellis & Simmons and Bacon, Whipple & Co. The
154,916
purchased by each underwriter is set forth in the
be
to
,
table:
following
.
.
(52)
for
191,
the
p.
System, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
Bank
class
2685.
New
A
York
and
Trust
class B
Co,
stock
has,
been
of Yale
appointed
Express
sola
System.
(53)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
DST) on July 26 for the purchase
of $1,000,000 election 1958, series B
ARIZONA
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Halden High School bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
on
District (P. O. Globe), Ariz.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1979 in- F. S. Moseley & Co.; National
Bond Sale—The $100,000 gener- < elusive.
Principal
and
interest State Bank, of Newark; Roosevelt
nl obligation school bonds offered
(F-A)
payable at the
County & Cross; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Treasurer's office.
on June 24-v. 191, p. 2686-were
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Stone
County,
Ma
composed of
Kefsnes, Ely, Beck & Co., Valley
National Bank of Phoenix, and
Boettcher & Co., as 4s.
awarded to a group
Bellf lower)
OfferinT-
13
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 11
Bond
(MST)
on
(Calif. DST)
on
July 18 for the
purchase of* $.78,000 school-bonds.
Dated June 1, J960. Due on June
1 from
1961 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by- Gust,
of
California (State of)
■Bond
Sale
The
bonds offered
on
p.
cate headed
2464-were awarded to
County School
District No,
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Caf-
Bond Offering—Eleanor K.
fall, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
receive . sealed bids
(MST) on July 5 for
of $12,000 school
will
visors,
until 2 p.m.
the
i
with
.
interest
3/2%
to
ranging
from
as
(J-J)
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
the
County
Legality ap¬
the
syndi-
follows: Chase Man-
hattan
Bank; First National City
Bank,
both
of
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel¬
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Chicago, Salsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc,
Brothers; Kuh n, Loeb & Co.;
Trust & Savings Bank, ot
Harris
Chicago;
Smithy Barney & Co.,
rFargo B an k;
American
Security-First National Bank of Los
Angeles; California Bank, of Los
Angeles;
Drexel & Co.; Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.; Chemical Bank
Trust Co., of San Francisco;
ARKANSAS
Ashley County Natural Gas
Improvement District No. 2 (P.O.
Crossett), Ark.
Bond Offering—J. R. Weatherly,
Jr.,
Secretary
New
Trust
York
Co.,
of
New
York-; C. J. Devine & Co.
of
Continental 111 i n o i s National
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 12 Bank & Trust Co.; Northern Trust
for the purchase of $188,000 gas
Co., both of Chicago; Crockersystem
general
obligation
and Anglo
National Bank,
of San
revenue bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1960. Francisco; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
the
of
1
from
Board
1963
1990
to
Interest J-J. Legality
by Townsend & Town-
approved
send, of Little Rock.
v
Pierce,
Witter
Protection District No. 1
(P. O. Crossett), Ark.
Blair
/
Bond Offering—J. R.
Weatherly,
Jr.,
First
First
&
Co.;
Kidder,
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
&
Securities
Union
Stearns
•
Ashley County Water and Fire
&
Sachs
Goldman,
Peabody
Co.;
&
Stevenson
Co.;
&
Co.;
Bear,
Merrill Lynch,
Fenner & Smith; Dean
& Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Inc.; Weeden & Co.;
National Bank, of Boston;
National Bank of Oregon,
& Co.,
Baker,
&
&
Trust
Co
Trust
Co.;
both
Co.;
of
&
Commerce
Kansas
Co.;
&
Dickson
&
wards
City National
city.
R.
Co., Inc.; A. G.
Sons; Eldredge &
S.
EdCo.,
jnc
Gibbons
E
jjirsch
&
&
Co.;'»Inc.;
Co.; The Illinois Com-
p § Smithers & Co.; Stern Brothers ^ Go.; Spencer Trask & Co.;
chas
E; Weig0ld & Co., Inc.; J.
c
&
wheat & Co . Robert W. Baird
Co
Inc
.
william Biair & Go.;
Bramhan; Faiion & Co., Inc.; I. L.
grooks & Co., Inc.; Fahnestock &
Co. First Cleveland Corp.; First
National Bank in Dallas; Goodbody
&
Co.;
Hannahs,
and
ated Jan.
rom
est
bonds,
revenue
1, I960.
Due
1963 to 1990 inclusive.
j-j.
Legality
Jan. 1
on
Inter¬
approved
by
RoclfSend ^ Townsend> °f Little
^C/,^erSOn ^ta*e Teachers
*hansas, Board of
°
O-
J?
College
Trustees^
Arkadelphia), Ark.
Offering—H. L. Stephen-
o
oretary of the Board of
■lintti ii'S' wil1 receive
sealed bids
SSV l-m' <CST) on July 12 for
Trn'ef
unirm
bnna
Oct
i
0f $1,384,000 student
-
a^d d°rmitory 1960 revenue
April 1' 196°- Due on
t
?*
1° I090 inclusive,
bv R f
\"P' Legality approved
fT®eek' House, Barron &
1Nash, of
IntpV0
♦
Little Rock.
CALIFORNIA
Alhambra City
School District,
Ro°niTtlt" C°unty. Calif.
Nesvi,? 'T ' ' e r'n *—Gordon T.
«ive s'e^Un^ Clerk.' will reLos a nfl?
blds at his office in
Angeles,
.until
9
Seattle-First National
Ballin
&
National
Bank,
of
Kalman & Co., Inc.;
MacArthur & Co.
Kenower,
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan
of
-.
Inc
.
Rauscher, pierce & Co.,
Republic National Bank, of
DaRaS; Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc . Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Tripp
& c0., Inc.;
liston
&
Roth & Irving Co.; C. N.
White
CO(. McDonald-Moore &
&
w
The $18,000,-
Trust"€o.,
New
of
National
Union
First
York;
of
Bank
tlme were not sold-
North
Cotati School District, Sonoma
Van Alstyne, Noel &
Robert Winthrop
Fitch, North & Co.;
& Beane;
& Co.; Earret,
Hallgarten Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.; J. M.
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; E. Dain & Co., Inc.; Dallas Union SeHutton & Co.; W. E. Hutton & curities Co., Inc.; Dittmar & Co.,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Eugene D.
,.
Son
&
W. H. Newbold's
D. A. Pincus & Co.;
Co.;
'Po„,r
n.
pZ qnthpS of
n
.•!
Cincinnati,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
Stein
&
Bros.
Boyce;
untUS 3S30
Rosa
Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stranahan,
Harris & Co.; Stubbs, Watkins &
Lombardo,
&
Thomas
Inc.; Talmage & Co.;
Co.; Townsend, Dab-
Tyson; Chas. N. Tripp Co.;
DST^
(CaRf
p m
Kosa> until 3.30 p.m. (Calif. Hbl)
2oo
hrfrlnnn
1 ^
?QRn n,?^
Eno
iqri^^
iqrv
15 from 1962 to 1981 m-
on June
clusive>
and
Treasurer's
at
interest
the
principai
payable
(J D)
Stern,
Wil-
ouu" 'vv«~
hal?s> C?»nty Clerk will receive
& Co., Inc.;
ran
County
office.
Desert Center School District,
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond
Offering —G.
A.
Peque-
will receive
Clerk,
County
gnat,
Hansen & Co.; Yarnall,
Co.; Ray Allen, Olson &
sealed bids at his office in River-
Biddle &
side, until 11
Beaumont, Inc.; George K. Baum
juiy 5 for the purchase of $115,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
Securities Co.;
&
Trust
Co.,
City National Bank
of Chicago; Cooley
Co.; Coughlin & Co., Inc.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Cumber¬
land Securities Corp.; R. J. Ed&
wards, Inc.; Farwell, Chapman &
Co.
'
First
ford
&
of
'Y
Son;
Co.;
Hanna-
Talbot; Horner, Barksdale
& Co.; Hattier &
Investment Corporation
Granger
Sanford;
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
on
i, i960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961
1983 inclusive. Principal and
to
interest
payable
at
the
office. Legal-
(F-A)
County Treasurer's
ity
approved
by
&
O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles,
' Fairmont Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $43,000 school
..
Arizona
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Boatmen's
& Co.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
National
Bank,
of St. Louis; Friedrichs &
Co.; Johnston,
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.; C. F.
Lemon
&
Co.; Lucas, Eisen &
Childs & Co., Inc.; Julien Collins
Waeckerle; McDonnell & Co., Inc.;
Presbprich & Co.; Paine,, Webber, & Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; ElMcDougal & Condon, Inc.; Mead,
Jackson
&
Curtis;
Mercantile worthy & Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
Miller & Co.; William S. Morris
Trust
Company,
of
St. Louis; Field, Richards & Co.; First Na& Co.; J. Lee Peeler & Co., Inc.;
Lazard Freres & Co., Shields & tional Bank, of Birmingham; First
Poole
&
Co.;
Prescott &
Co.;
Co.; Reynolds & Co.; J. Barth & National Bank, of Memphis; Fort
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.; RockCo.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Worth National
Bank, of Fort land-Atlas
National
Bank, * of
John Nuveen & Co.; William R. Worth.
Boston;
Rodman
&
Renshaw;
Staats
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Chester
Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Seattle Trust
Weeks; Wertheim & Co.; Hayden, Harris & Co.; Hayden, Miller &
&
Savings
Bank,
of
Seattle;
Stone & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Co.; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; McDonSinger, Deane & Scribner; John
Inc.; First Western Bank & Trust aid & Co.; Mercantile National Small &
Co., Inc.; Stifel, Nicolaus
Co.,' of San Francisco; American Bank, of Dallas; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; Stix & Co.; Sweney CartSecurities
Corp.; James A. An- & Co., Inc.; Model,
Roland &
wright & Co.; Wallace, Geruldsen
drews & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.;
Stone; Mullaney, Wells & Co., &
Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; A. G. Park, Ryan, Inc.; Reinholdt & Westheimer
&
Co.;
Robert L.
Becker & Co., Inc.
Gardner; Seasongood & Mayer; Whittaker & Co.
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of Stern, Lauer & Co.; J. S. Strauss
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.;
Wilson; Braun, Bosworth & Co., & Co.; Third National Bank, of
Arnold & Crane; Atkinson & Co.;
Inc - Alex
Brown & Sons; Clark,. Nashville; Wells
& Christensen,
Breed & Harrison, Inc.; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Dick & Merle- Inc.;
White-Phillips Co., Inc.; Landstreet & Kirkpatrick; First
Smith*
Dominick
&
Dominick; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Zahner
National Bank &
Trust Co., of
Fidelity Union Trust Co., of New- & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker & RedOklahoma
City;
Garrett-Bromark; First of Michigan, Corpora- path; Boettcher & Co.; Courts & field &
Co.; Robert Garrett &
tion; Gregory & Sons;
stokes & Co.; Thornton, Mohr &
Parish; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
Inc., Shelby Cul- Co.; J. A. Overton & Co.; Walter,
lorn
Davis
&
Co.; DeHaven & .Woody
&
Heimerdinger,
and
Townsend; Crouter & Bodine; De- Woodcock,
Meyer,
Fricke
&
war,
Robertson & Pancoast; A. French Inc
Webster Dougherty & Co.; Elkins,
' ..'
„
m.onnrt
Morris, Stokes & Co.; Clement A.
^
j
Evans & Co.; Federation Bank &
P.00 bonds 0"er*d at the samo
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; D. H.
King, Quirk & Co.; National
Blair & Co.; Fred D. Blake & Co.;
gan^
0f Commerce, of Seattle;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; New York Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Edward L.
Burton & Co.; Channer Newman
Hanseatie Corp.; The Ohio Company;
Moroney, Beissner & Co.; Walter
Bums Corbett & Pickard; John Weil
darke
&
Co.; Cunningham,
&
Seattle; Equitable Securities Corporation; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; R. W.
(Calif.. F.
Bank
Schmertz & Co.,
Industrial ney &
Providence; Wulff,
Bank, of
ror
x
W
<t3US'
p
&
Co., Inc.
Lee; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
bids until 2
p.m. (CST) on July 21
the purchase of
$419,000 water
system arid fire
Philadelphia
Bank, of Philadelphia.
5"
&
a.
National Co.; R. D. White & Co.; J. R. Wil-
obligation
&
■
National
Washington,
Tacoma; Nongard, Shower & Murray, Inc.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Penington, Colket & Co.; Peoples
National Bank, of Charlottesville;
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Piper,
Jaffray
&
H o p w o od;
Rambo,
Close
&
Kerner,
Inc.;
Schaffer, Necker & Co.; Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
;
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; Carolina, Charlotte; Folger, Nolan,
Laws0n, Levy, Williams & Stern; Fleming-W.' B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Foster & Marshall; Harrington &
jrvjng Lundborg & Co.; Masonjjaga[lj jnc • Mercantile-Safe De- Co., Inc.; Hooker & Fay, Inc.; Interstate Securities Corp.; Janney,
p0sR & Trust Co., of Baltimore;
Dulles & Battles, Inc.; McMaster
Rand & Co ; Schwabacher & Co.;
Hutchinson & Co.; Milburn, Coch-
pany;
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed Portland;
protection general
Leonard
Moore,
pleton.
-j*
Leeds
Watts
Brown Bros
Baxter & G
Harriman
New_ York; First jj.
National Bank, of
man
Strudwick; Bacon,
Dempsey-Tegeler
of
Morgan Gouubuilding bonds. Dated July 1,1960. anty Trust Co, of New York; Blyth
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1972 & Co., Inc.; First Boston Corp.,
inclusive. Principal and interest Harnman Ripley & Co., Inc., Lehpurchase
&
Anderson
n Francisco, gan^
rates
members
were
Winston-Salem; G. H. Walker
Co . Wood> struthers & Co.;
&
syndi- & c
a
5%.
Other
cate
0.'
by the Bank of Amer-
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Hobinette,
of Phoenix.
■
$75,000,000
Hn^ 7v'
.
fice.
44
Company;
Corp.; W. L. Lyons & Co.; Magnus
& Co.; Mitchum, Jones & Tem-
•
T
•
•-
able at the
Pinal
W.
July 18 for
ou
.
Clerk of the
a.m.
.
Coffin & Burr, Inc.; F.
of Norfolk; Johnson, Lane, Space
Craigie & Co.; Francis I. du Pont Lynch; Newburger, Loeb & Co.;
the purchase of $775,000 water- &
H. j. steele & Co.; Harold S.
Co.; Estabrook & Co.; First Northwestern National Bank of
works general obligation and rev- Southwest Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sulli- Minneapolis; Putnam & Co.; Raf- stewart & Co.; Tuller & Zucker;
enue bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. van & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Kean,
fensperger,_^ughes & Co., Inc.; Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.;
Due on June 1 from 1962 to 1985 Taylor & Co,; Marine Trust CornJ u' PUoS
inc,; Warren W. York & Co., Inc.; Barinclusive.. Callable as of June 1/Pany of Western New York, Buf- Schmidt,
Roberts^& Parke, Her- row, - Leary & Co.; Continental
1970. Principal and interest (J-D) falo; National City Bank, of bert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; Sterne; Bank & Trust
Co., of Salt Lake
payable at the office of the Coun- Cleveland; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Agee & Leach; Stockyards Na- City; Eddleman, Pollok & FosUonal Bank, of Wichita;. Suplee,
ty Water District.
Legality ap- Inc.; Trust Company of Georgia,
dick; Ferris'& Co.; Jones, Cos.Mosley.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of Atlanta; Tucker Anthony & R. L.
grove & Miller; Kay, Richards &
Los Angeles.
:
Hay; Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., &tCo.; Wmsiow, Cohu;& Stetson; Co<; Mid-South " Securities Co.;
9 p.m.
,
^
County School District No.
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.-
&
T
& Co.; Ginther & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Green, Ellis
& Anderson; Hill Richards & Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; John C,
Legg & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
McCormick & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee
man
brothers & Co, J. C. Brad-
tors, will receive sealed bids until
Sale—The $75,000 school
bonds offered on June 20—v. 191,
p 2567—were awarded
to J. A.
Hogle & Co.
..l"
'
*
V» ^ g
/
First National Bank, of St. Paul;
Hutchinson & Co.; Free-
Frantz
Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.;
Calif
Bond
C E.' dough,
Secretary of the Board of Direc-
Bond
Pima
County Water District,
Angeles County (P. O.
Los
O. Tucson), Ariz.
(P.
8
No
■
High School District
County
Pima
nTvfn
'Bellf lower
Inc.; Dreyfus & Co.; Ellis & Co.;
Ernst & Co.; First National Bank,
of Minneapolis.
improvement
June
21
v.
—
bonds
offered on
191, p. 2567 —were
awarded to The Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco.
Happy Valley School District,
Santa Cruz County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Tom
M. Kelley,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Cruz,
until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on July
11 for the purchase of $37,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961
to 1985 inclusive. Principal and
-interest
(F-A)
at
payable
the
County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
Francisco.
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Huntington Beach Union High
School District, Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
.
jhcinrjnrjn
qphool
(Calif.
a.m.
DST) on July 12 for the
purchase
Dated
bonds
of $5,100,000 school Donas. Daxea
July 1, I960. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive:
.
..
*
Indio
side, until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $35,000
Sanitary District (P. O.
45-500 Van Buren
Street,
Indio), Calif.
Bond Offering—Bernice E. Jen¬
will re¬
kins, District Secretary,
ceive
until
bids
sealed
8
p.m.
July 7 for the
purchase of $150,000 general obli¬
gation
election
1958,
series
2
(Calif.
DST)
on
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
building bonds. Dated Sept. be received until
1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 on July 11 for the purchase of
to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and $149,000 bonds, as follows:
interest .(M-S)
payable
at
the $26,000 general obligation bonds.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
92,000 special improvement dis¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
trict No. 2 bonds.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
31,000 special improvement dis¬
Redlands Joint Union School
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1983 inclusive.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
&
Orange
Calif.
\
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office, Finance Build¬
County,
ing, 630 N. Broadway, Santa Ana,
until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on July
the purchase of $130,000
school building bonds. Dated July
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1961
to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
(5
ity
O'Melveny
by
(approved
&
County, Calif.
K.
June 20—v.
on
Bond Sale—The
191,
bonds offered on
basis of about 3.19%.
Bond Offering—Fred M.
Arnold,
12
a.m.
small boat harbor
bonds.
revenue
able
Offering—Vera
the
at
July 1, 1960. Due semi-an¬
of
:■'%:/.\
v
Newark School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
(
Bond
Offering—Jack
G.
Oakland
(Calif.
DST) on July 12 for the purchase
of $53,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1960. Due on Aug.
from
15
until
12,
to
1961
10
a.m.
inclusive.
1985
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
San Francisco.
of
Nipomo Union School District,
San Luis Obispo
County, Calif.
E.. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
bids
Offering—A.
his
at
.office
Obispo, until 2
in
Luis
San
(Calif. DST)
p.m.
on July 18 for the purchase
$1,300,000 sewer, series C, issue
1957 bonds.
DST)
Blue,
San
Mateo
Business
don,
will
Main St,
Hartford,
until 2 p.m. (EDST) on July 12
for
the
purchase of
$1,872,000
750
Howard,
Beryl Gor¬
Manager,
Offering—Robert H. Fos¬
Bond
ter, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
c/o
Day, Berry &
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Mrs.
bonds,
as
follows:
bids
sealed
until
-
Wallace,
47,000 redevelopment bonds. Due
interest
Aug.
on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office, Finance Build¬
ing, 630 N. Broadway, Santa Ana,
until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on July
12 for the purchase of $5,100,000
school building bonds. Dated July
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1961
to
1980 inclusive. Principal and
1 from 1961
to 1965
inclusive.
Dated Aug. 1,
1960. Legality
ap¬
Hartford.
of
payable
at
the
from
1
1961
inclusive.
1975
to
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
(X
■
Santa
Calif.
Cruz,
Bond Sale—The
series B bonds offered on
June 23
v.
191, p. 2567 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
High School District,
Ventura
Sale
Bond
Calif.
County,
The
$1,750,000
school building bonds offered on
June
—
21—v.
awarded to
191, p. 2464 —were
Blyth & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.008, a net interest cost of about
4.07%, as follows:
$170,000
Sale—The $2,500,000 gen¬
Bond
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
of San
Francisco, at a price of
585,000
of
405,000
100.014,
about
net
a
3.44%,
$250,000
as
5s.
as
interest
cost
30
June
on
100,000
4j/2S. Due
as
on
1965.
:
300,000
as
3s.
Due
June 30,
;
'
June
on
30,
600,000
3Y4S. Due
as
on
June 30
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
;
500,000
3V2S. Due
as
on
June 30
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
Other members of the
were
as
follows:
3.90s.
as
Due
July
on
1
syndicate
Wells
Fargo
as
4.10s. Due
July 1,
on
Merrill
follows:
as
Lynch,
Fenner &
Smith, John
& Co., R. H. Moulton &
Pierce,
Co., White, Weld & Co, William
R. Staats & Co, Schwabacher &
Co, Stone & Youngberg, Kenower,
MacArthur
& Co, and Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern.
South
Struthers &
Francisco,
Harris
Co., of San
Trust
&
Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, Weeden & Co.,
J.
Barth
&
Co., E. F. Hutton &
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., J.
B. Hanauer & Co., Stone & Young-
berg, Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern, Irving Lundborg & Co., J.
A. Hogle & Co., Shuman, Agnew
& Co., Fred D. Blake & Co., and
Whittier
Los
School
Angeles,
Sale—The
Bond
1960,
series
June
21
—
awarded
Riverside
High School District,
County,
Calif.
Bond
gnat,
Offering — G. A. PequeCounty Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in River¬
School
Goodlet, City Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
July 19 for the purchase of $450,sealed bids until 4 p.m.
water
v.
to
A
191,
the
p.
school
offered
2464
First
on
—were
Western
cipal and interest (A-O)
payable
the Marine Midland Trust Co,
in New York City.
Legality ap¬
at
Chicago.
Special Tax School
.
Bond
Offering—L. J. Jenkins,
Superintendent of Public Instruc¬
(EST) on July 26 for the
purchase of $5,600,000 school
a.pa.
Lafayette Special Improvement
or trust
company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Caldwell. ^Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
7
p.m.
(MST)
July 8 for the purchase of
$375,000 special assessment curbs,
gutter and street paving bonds.
City.
115,000
Co,
&
Nuveen
3%s.
as
Manatee
County (P. O. Bradenton),
Florida
1
revenue
certificates
of
In¬
as
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
July 12 for the
mitory 1958 bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1958.
Due
1998
inclusive.
Sept. 1 from 1961 to
on
Pekin, III.
Due
sen,
bids
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $374,000
Jan. 1,
on
Bond Offering—William D. Jan-
1 fire
station
equipment
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
fire
fighting
Dated
June 1,
and
bonds.
Dec.
1960.
Due
1978
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on Jan.
1
from
1962
to
1980
inclusive.
inclusive.
on
1
from
Principal
1963 to
in¬
and
terest
(J-D) payable at any bank
trust company designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
or
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
..
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Du
County
Page
No. 89
School District
Community
Chester), III.
Bond
(P. O. 22 W. 430
and
of
was
on
sold to the McDougall
Condon, Inc.,
100.19,
Du
,
issue of $35,000
building bonds offered
June 21
as
4s, at
a
price
basis of about 3.96%.
a
Page County School District
parking
bonds offered
p.
///.
system
motor
revenue
June 23—v.
191,
2568—were awarded to The Il¬
on
•
(J-J)
bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful
any
•
$300,000 water¬
works
and
sewerage / revenue
bonds offered on June 21—v. 191,
Bond Sale—The
2687
&
.
100.0043,
about
awarded to John
at a price of
interest cost of
follows:; ;
..
were
—
Nuveen
Co.,
net
a
4.16%,
as
as 4V4s. Due
from 1961 to 1980
$150,000
..
Kankakee County Community High
School District No. 307 (P. O.
Sycamore, III. :%%%-
J-'V,,'
p.
Sale—The $250,000
Principal and interest
I
bidder.
building bonds offered on June
22—v. 191, p. 2687—were awarded
to Barcus, Kindred & Co.
V
Elgin,
sive.
pany
Sale—The $230,000 school
Bond
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CDST) on July 14 for the
purchase of $585,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclu¬
payable at
No. 7 (P. O. Wood Dale), III.
Bond
Ottesen-
L.
Offering—A.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Ironwood Drive, Glen
Sale—An
Chester Comm.
No. 139 (P. O.
County,
Randolph
Consolidated School District
150,000
as
4vss.
May 1
on
inclusive.
Due on May 1
inclusive.
1981 to 1990
from
Bradley), III;
INDIANA
Bond Sale—The
$850,000 school
building bonds offered on June 21
—v.
to
a
Becker &
Co, at
interest
G.
Co, and Bacon, Whipple
a price of 100.058, a net
cost
of
about
3.58%,
as
follows:
$165,000
505.000
180,000
from
(P. O.
County
Goshen)
Indiana
p.
National Bank, of Chicago, A.
&
Elkhart
2687—were awarded
group composed of The First
191,
from
Certificate Sale—The $1,100,000
road
Agency,
price of par.
a
jointly, at
1980.
from
on
Finance
Home
and
3V8S, at
(P.O. Chicago), III.
$640,000
23
as
from
tion, will receive sealed bids until
11
$550,000 dormi¬
bonds offered on
June 24 7— v. 191, p. 2568 — were
awarded to the Federal Housing
revenue:
be received
4V2S. Due on Jan.
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
$125,000
linois Co.
Florida
Illinois(;
Bond Sale—The
tory
price of par, a net interest1 cost
of about 4.02%, as follows:
vehicle
Lake County
Jacksonville,
College,
,
Bond
June
on
and McCormick & Co,
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
bank
COLORADO
offered
John
to
Jan. 1
on
a
certificates.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April 1
from 1961 to 1989 inclusive. Prin¬
District,
$65,000
bonds
revenue
District No. I (P.O. Tavares),
Calif.
sold
school
Hialeah, Fla.
Certificate Offering — James H.
& Trust Co, of San Fran¬ bonds. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on
cisco, and Hill Richards & Co, July 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclusive.
jointly, as 4V4S, at a price of Callable as of July 1, 1969. Prin¬
100.21, a basis of about 4.23%.
cipal and interest payable at any
be
was
Due
purchase of $390,000 hospital dor¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
1,
Mp-
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
MacMurray
District
Illinois
school
•
Medical Center of Illinois
No. 64 (P. O. Park Ridge),
,*-
33/4s.
as
from
Park Ridge Commun.
Consolidated
inclusive.;
on Jan.
Michael Reese Hospital and
Ellyn), III.
District No. 1, Colo.
Union
&
1966
to
165,000
ILLINOIS
Co.
Bank
C. N. White & Co.
Ferris
Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bond
,
Bank American Trust
in¬
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Corp, Mercantile Trust
Co, of St. Louis, G. H. Walker &
Co, Bache
& Co, and Wood,
000
Other members of the syndicate
Nuveen
1966 and 1967.
.
inclusive,
1999
to
terest J-J.
curities
,
1989.
were
&
inclusive.
1977
to
1,340,000
as follows: Harriman Ripley
Co, Inc., Stone & Webster Se¬
were
FLORIDA
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
4s. Due on July 1 from
as
1971
follows:
Due
1962
from
eral
1970 inclusive.
1962 to
syndicate headed by
a
dormi¬
tory revenue certificates of 1959.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1
5s. Due on July 1 from
as
'
as
3y2s. Due
1967 and 1968.
purchase of $1,200,000
the
Waterbury, Conn.
$2,500,000 water
—
Oxnard Union
Secretary of the Board of
Control, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 12 for
as 4y4s.
Due on Jan.
from 1967 to 1979 inclusive.
3.34%.
revenue,
by
St.
of
;
60,000
pepper,
400,000
—
July 11 for the purchase of
$35,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
•on
University of South Florida, Board
of Control P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Certificate Offering—J. B. Cul¬
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
obligation bonds offered on
v.
191, p. 2687 — were
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ June 22
ity
approved by O'Melveny & awarded to a syndicate headed by
Smith, Barney & Co, as 3.40s, at
Myers, of Los Angeles.
a price of 100.539, a basis of about
(J-J)
Trauernicht,
&
Louis.(
'
B.
designated by the successful
bidder"/ ' Legality f approved
inclusive.
.
Offering—L.
payable at any bank or trust com¬
Charles
-
Bond
Due
interest (J-D)
sive. Principal and
pany
Dec. 1
on
1960.
1,
Aug.
1 from 1962 to 1979 inclu¬
Dec.
on
Miami, Fla«.
23
Aug.
Due
4V8s.
as
Dated
bonds.
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from 1981 to 1984
Cook County,
re¬
$1,675,000 high school bonds. Due
r^'oh Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1979
for
the
purchase
of $5,900,000
inclusive/
•
,?.
-v»
building bonds.
'"
; ■'/v
issue
of
1960
\
■ v;:v.l ; 150,000-. sewer,
Santa Ana ' School' District,
*V«
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
Orange County, Calif.
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
ceive
Due
1963
San Mateo Junior College District,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office, 1225 Fallon St.,
3%s.
as
from 1963 to 1972
(CDST) on July 13 for the
' of
$449,000
building
•
1963.
1,
of
Treasurer's
County
office.
Gob-
$255,000
$1,379,000 sewer
June 28—v. 191,
Other members of the syndicate
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust were as follows: C. J. Devine &
son,
County Clerk, will receive
Co, Estabrook & Co, F. S. Mosecompany designated by the suc¬
sealed
bids
at
her
office
in
cessful bidder. Legality approved ley & Co, Lee Higginson Corp,
Bakersfield, until 11 a.m. (Calif.
&
Co,
First
National
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Putnam
DST) on July 12 for the purchase
Bank, of Boston, Tucker, Anthony
of $110,000 school, series C bonds.
Richmond, Calif.
& R. L. Day, Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
Bond Offering—W. T. Mayfield,
Dated April 15, 1960. Due on April
and Lyons & Shafto, Inc.
15
from
1963 to
1970 inclusive. Director of Finance, will receive
Seymour, Conn.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ sealed bids until 8 p.m. (Calif.
Bond
8 p.m.
purchase
—
receive sealed
(PDST) on July
for the purchase of $8,750,000
will
Clerk,
bids until 10
tion, will receive sealed bids until
"
Redondo Beach, Calif.
City
G. Munson,
Bond Offering—Leo
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
2687—were awarded to a group
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 water
composed of Eastman Dillon, Union
Lake
and McHenry Counties
revenue
1960 bonds
offered on
Securities & Co, the Equitable
Community Consol. School
June 22 —v. 191, p. 2465 — were
Securities Corporation, and Ira A.
\
District
No.
86
(P. O.
awarded to Glore, Forgan & Co,
Haupt & Co, as 33/4s, at a price
Wauconda), III.
at a price of par, a net interest
of 10d.239, a basis of about 3.72%.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
cost of about 3.81%, as follows:
Milford, Conn.
building bonds offered on June
$150,000 a& 5s. Due on June 1 from
Bond
Sale
The
22—v. 191, p. 2687—were awarded
$2,750,000
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
school issue of 1960 bonds offered
to
The
Northern
Trust
Co, of
295,000 as 4s. Due on June 1 from
on June 21—v. 191, p. 2567—were
Chicago, at a price of 100.0495, a
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
awarded to a syndicate headed by
net interest cost of about 3.73%,
630,000 as 33/4S. Due on June 1
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
as follows:
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive.
of Chicago, as 3.55s, at a price of
1,925,000 as 3.80s. Due on June 1 $75,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
100.1099, a basis of about 3.53%.
from 1979 to 1986 inclusive.
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
jointly, as 3V4S, at a price of
a
(P. O. Abingdon), III.
217
p.
curity-First National Bank of Los
100.275,
District No.
munity Unit School
lows:
355,000
East Haven, Conn.
school
series 5
nually from July 1, 1963 to July 1,
1980 inclusive. Callable as of July
Muroc Unified School District,
Kern
1956,
2464—were awarded to The Se¬
p.
Dated
Myers, of Los Angeles.
election
bonds offered
for
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
;
building,
price of 98.067, a net in¬
4.13%, as fol¬
a
Counties Com¬
Knox and Warren
terest cost of about
510,000 as 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1973 to 1980 inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
Bond Sale—The $200,000
School District,
Habra
23—
p.
Inc., at
-
Calif.
Counties,
June
on
2687—were awarded to
a group composed of Phelps, Fenn
& Co, A. C. Allyn & Co, Inc.,
and
Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern,
191,
v.
trict No. 3 bonds.
Dist.,
San Bernardino and Riverside
Myers, of Los Angeles.
La
bids will
10 a.m. (MST)
school
offered
debtedness
Palisade, Colo.
,
Bond Offering—Sealed
4y4s.
1962 to
as
3V2S.
Due
on
Dec.
on
1965 inclusive.
Due
on
Dec.
1
3.60s.
1974 to
Due
on
Dec.
1976 inclusive.
1
of
Dated July
semi-annually on
for
Due
1960.
-
the
•
purchase
and Dec. 30 from 1961
June
30
inclusive.
terest (J-D)
Treasurer's
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
as
13
July
1970
1
Cor-j
$225,000 bridge bonds.
1,
as
Offering—Frank C.
Bond
nell, County Auditor, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
sealed
proved
MJllor
by
nf
Principal/ and
to
in-j
payable at the County
office.
Ross,
Legality
;• ap¬
McCord, Ice &
TnrHanannlic
*
"
I
Number 5965
192
Volume
Offering
Board of
Secretary of the
qrott
Sctees,
""
will receive sealed bids
30 P.m. (CDST) on July 12
purchase of $540,000 school
mK
the
Sin.?
Sale
provement
Dated Aug. 1,
S Due on Aug. 1, 1966 and
oftf Principal and interest (F-A)
navable at the Board bf Trustees
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
:•
County (P. O.
Bloomington), Ind.
y
/
bonds
of-
Sear sport, Me.
E°,nd Sale—The $340,000 school
construction
bonds
offered
on
June 22—-v.
June 20—v.
on
awarded
Conway
to
Company,
Bond Co., jointly.
191,
The
•
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
-
/
.
mortgage
bonds offered
2687—were
syndicate composed
awarded to
a
Co.. Citv Secu¬
and
Indianapolis
of John Nuveen &
Corp.,
rities
Share
&
Bond
of 100.008,
Corp., at a price
net interest cost of
a
4.77%,
about
lids'ltinterest (J^)
n.frhh'Jen?«i fnnnnn
the
the
at
approved by Martin, Himel, Morel
& Daly, of New Orleans.
Parish School District
No. 1 Fifth Ward (P. O. ViUe
piatte)
La
^
'
>
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
bonds offered
4%s.
as
Due
on
Jan.
1
Dinkins gr Pn
Pierce
Pierce,
Due on Jan.
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Due
on
Other members of the
Clerk,
for
will
10
as
Dated
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
building bonds. Dated Aug.
to 1979
1
from
1961
inclusive.
Principal and
payable
at
the
School
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
interest
proved
bonds.
1961
v'
of
Regents
(P. O. Topeka), Kan.
Bond Sale—The
$250,000 dormitoiy revenue 1959
bonds offered
on June
24—v.
2465—were
p.
S1¥ t0 th.e Federal
ia
Home
®s, at
Finance
Housing
Agency,
as
Bond
2688—were
until
10
B.
will receive sealed bids
a.m.
(CST) on Aug. 10
for the
purchase of $1,300,000 public improvement series 5 bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
from
Call-
of Oct. 1, 1975.
Interest
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
able
as
A-O.
Thibcdaux, La.
Offering—Nelson H. Zer-
receive
will
Clerk,
City
(CST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $1,500,000 waterworks and electric
utility revenue bonds. Dated Aug.
1,1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
1990
to
Callable
as
of
n
4^
birk
jilvfi!
J:30
1
of $290,000
^enue bonds. Dated July
on July 1 from 1961
io«n
iqqo
interim lnclusive-
ln Middletown.
galitv
&
Principal and
payable at the Bank of
Midrilpt
angor,
on
the Purchase
watp,
to
(CDST)
Le-
f-aheHrLouisvillekaggS' ^
£**mberland, Ky.
■e~"Tile $55>000 general
oblisatin
1^V^PWhment bonds of-wL awarded
Ma? 31-v* 191> P. 2355
fereri
Me.
bids
cei
(EDST)
until
Way-
will
10
reom
July 7 for the pur¬
chase of $435,000 permanent pub¬
lic
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
1961
to
on
1982
=
in
inclusive.
Principal
payable at the East¬
Trust and Banking Company,
to
Coffin
T
0f 1948 bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
on Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1980
interest
payable at the State Street Bank
& Trust Co., of Boston.
Legality
inclusive.
Principal
approved
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer &
and
MICHIGAN
Brown
Sale—Th'e $345,'000
Bond
on
school
2568—were awarded to Braun,
Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Due on July
200,000
from
80,000
4s.
to
1982
Due
1987
inclusive,
Due on July 1
as 41/4S.
1968 to
as
1983
1967
1
on
City
7"n
Clerk
bids unto
receive sealed
•
(CDST) on
? pui;chase of $650,-
K !k30
July
11
000
indncf
J?SSe Sims'
7
p*m-
budding revenue
on
Jan ?fed July
I960. Due
sive prL^onr] 1962 to 1981 ihcluable at thP
and interest paybonds
5
Dnt
nv
& Trust
Ust
p„
Co"
.
zfns Fidelity Bank
M
Louisville. Legal¬
Offering
^
Lyman A.
Cousens, Chairman of the Board
Selectmen, will receive sealed
bids c/o the First National Bank
of
of Portland
+
(P. O. Box 311, Pearl
007 01
n<3
April
3V4S.
on
— Henry
Ander¬
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on
July 12 for the purchase of
$70,000 general obligation sewage
as
1.
treatment
Due
as
April
on
1.
and interest
1970.
bank
Bond Offering — Amy Broad,
Secretary of the Board of Educa.
...
Elementary
School
Mile
Road, Mt. Clemens), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
building bonds offered on June 23
^
191, p. 2568—were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
1989 inclusive.
Bond
H.
Callable
as
Minneota, Minn.
of July
designated by the
^lone» 01 T>etr
tional
Bank,
suc-
v;
Aug. 1, 1960.
to
trust
the
by Howard, Peterson,
Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
2569—were awarded
St. Paul Park, Minn.
composed of Goodbody
& Co., Friday & Co., and Martin
& Co<> at a price of 100,017, a net
interest cost of about 3.47%, as
Bond
Offering—L. R. Kroker,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
July 5 for the purchase of $380,000
storm sewer and street improve¬
ment
general obligation bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
bids
follows:
as
from
4V4S.
1960
to
as 31/4S."
from 1964 to
75,000
25,000 as 3%s.
as
1968.
1966
Due on Oct.
Due
from 1962, to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
bank or trust company designated
1
inclusive.
,
3V2S.
,
on Oct. 1
1S63 inclusive.
Due
1967.:"
35,000
1
inclusive.
Due on Oct.
on
-
1,
i
Oct. 1,
;
designated by
Legality
bidder.
LeFevere,
June
Oct.
company
successful
group
on
Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal-
approved
$207,000 special
Due
as 4V2S.
from 1960 to 1963
1978
interest payable at any bank
and
Southfield, Mich.
-
Principal and in-
July 19 for the purchase of $160,000 school building bonds. Dated
or
$17,000
Parmeter,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids ^until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
$210,000
on
&
District No. 704, Minn.
& Co., jointly.
60,000
Kalman
Bond Offering—J. W.
1963
a
Minneota,
of
Proctor Independent School
revenue bonds offered on
June 20 was sold to Barcus, Kindred & Co., and Watling, Lerchen
to
and
Co., IncM and Juran & Moody, Inc.
t.
Bond Sale—An issue of
22—v. 191, p.
of
Minneapolis^
Merchants
State
Bank,
Farmers
Richmond, Mich.
Beaubien, City Clerk, will receive
1964 inclusive.
any
*
cestui bidden Legality approved
Paddock &
East Detroit,
Mich.
Offering — Charles
(J-J) payable at
trust company designated
U+u ."r Bond Sale—The $150,000 street
8 P,rP* (_°^dmy 2U for tne improvement bonds offered oh
purchase of $1,425,000 school site June 20 —v. 191, p. 2689^-were
aJ^ building bonds. Dated July 1. awarded to a syndicate composed
July
1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to of E. J. Prescott & Co., First Na¬
Bond Sale—The
District (P. O. 25925, 23
or
...
.
Dated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Quincy Community School District,
Michigan
J;10n' Wlb ^flve sfaJ
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
1963
Due
3s.
works
July 1, 1960.
1969.
5,000
Village
son,
April 1,
5,000
from
!
Milaca, Minn.
$19,000 as^ 5s.
Due on April 1
from 1961 to 1966 lncluslveon
Due
Bond Offering
,
as 3%s.
Due
1967 and 1968.
the
1960.
1963 to 1990 inclusive.
-fni
c
purchase of
building bonds.
for
14
$910,000
school
Dated July
14,
fnSLC0St of about 3'87%' as fo1'
July 1 from
Station),
Principal and interest payable at
ahnt.i
f
July
on
—
awarded to Walter J. Wade Inc.,
at a price of 100.004, a net inter-
inclusive.
Portland, until sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
noon
(EDST) on July 7 for the July 11 for the purchase of $500,purchase of $881,000 school bonds. .000 special assessment street 1mDated July 1, 1960.-Due on July
provement bonds- Dated July 1,
1
from
1961
to
1978 inclusive.
1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
Street
Township (P. O.
Millington), Mich.
The $37,000 town
hall limited tax bonds offered on
June 15 — v. 191, p. 2569 — were
inclusive.
v.
Bond
Millington
Bond1 'Sale
assessment bonds offered
Chesterfield
price of par.
a
Fridley, Blaine and Spring Lake
Park Independent School District
No. 16 (P. O. Fridley), Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m. (CDST)
ment
as 5V2S.
from 1961 to
$65,000
Sale—The
awarded to J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
ly'at a P"ce of par'0o«Pe
5^""'water supply and sewage disposal
f
c
0 ab°u^ 4.22%, as fol- SyStem refunding and improve-
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
f\!feb?non' Ky»
eral
June
at
&
*ows:
Puls-
Crystal, Minn.
"
$370,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
22 —v. 191, p. 2689 —were
Bond
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
company
June 22—v. 191,
Robert
yfrom 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
1,
1971. Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust
City Community School
—
the successful bidder.
111
Due
Rapids, Minn.
Offering
char, City Manager, will receive
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST)
on
July 6 for the purchase of
$125,000
water
revenue
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June 1
terest (A-O) payable at any bank
111
Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on July 6 for the
purchase of $745,000 school, Act
of
sealed
0
Franklin
n
Bond
Bond
by
Kent, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $200,000 various bonds. Dated June 1,
I960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to
1964 inclusive. Principal and in-
&
k;ev^cz'ctW!U Crfecel.v| se,alfdTbld!
Bangor.
to Magnus & Co.
awarded
p.
£/o Municipal ninOTtment
MUnf„k,al
Lo.,
Department,
and interest
ern
a
l
191,
v.
Stone,
&
MINNESOTA
Coon
Everett H.
—
Paddock
com—
Successful
Marquette, Mich.
,
L.
Canfield,
(J-D)
trust
approved
Bond Offering
Co., Inc., and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, joint-
Treasurer
m
—
,
Bosworth
erina—Raloh
Bond
5oo!isnnn
$220,000 bonds
22
Bond Offering—Peter J teezm-
,
p.
Lyman,
r,rk» wil1 receive sealed
June
bonds offered
MAINE
S Offering—David
Legality
8,000
_
1, 1965., Principal and in(F-A) payable at any bank
trust company designated by
successful
bidder.
Legality
Anchorage, Ky.
Jr
Sale—The
on
terest
of New Orleans.
»>r
Burr, Inc., as 3.60s, at a price of
1C0.515, a basis of about 3.53%.
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
KENTUCKY
a
Aug.
or
July 1 from
l
offered
the
price of par.
a
hi
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
College,
on
inclusive.*
1965
Bis-
nott,
KANSAS
191,
(P. O. Houma),
to
Due
Louisiana
Offering—Ralph
Bond
Board
Lynn, Mass.
be received until
leans.
' ■
or
77*—xL"
1, 1965. Interest
Legality approved by Miller,
Detroit.
1,
Bond Offering^—Sealed bids will
1960
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Emporia,
'
Aug.
of
000 street and sidewalk loan
Chicago.
Kansas State Teachers'
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
Boston.
lice Jury,
be received until 2
p.m. (CST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $750,000
Nov.
Principal
and interest payable at the National Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
land, Secretary of the Parish Po-
Hawarden,)
Iowa
on
1970
July 1 from
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or-
Bond
1, 1960. Due
to
on
noon (EDST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $150,-
■.V--;"'
Community School
Dated
inclusive.
1985 inclusive. In-
Terrebonne Parish
school
chase of $100,000 building demoli-
terest F-A. Legality approved by
IOWA
District (P. O.
Water Street, Boston, until 2 p.m.
(EDST) on July 6 for the pur-
1961
on
bank
any
Call¬
of July
as
J-J.
fia^k3 of°Bost™ "mu' ^7 C?,nfield> Padd°Ck & St°ne
Bank ot Boston, Mu- of Detroit.
shawmut
Due
follows:
Aug. 1, 1960. Due
June
of
as
E?."/ deS1Tgnat?d by the
aerson, City Treasurer, will re- bidder.
July 1, 1960.
a.m.
1962
from
Hofson Tbt Tr^fr/r® 3ill
sealed
receive
Callable
payable at
tp
tion loan act of 1960 bonds.
(CST) on July
purchase of $136,000
the
inclusive.
1970. Principal and interest
Robin,
bonds,
Co., Channer Newman Securities
Co., Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
Westheimer
&
Co.,
Fox,
Reusch & Co., Inc.
West Sioux
S^ h jointly.
Smith, iofntlv'
$68,000 public improvement bonds.
68,000 public improvement sewerage district No. 1 bonds.
1
able
nicipal Department, Room 421, 40
r vnch
Barre, La.
Offering — Nick
bids until
syndicate
from 1961 to 1976 inclusive.
,
MASSACHUSETTS
b^wmut
191
v
v. m
1
follows: Robert F. Bell &
as
A&
23
Mwrll]
1
Jan.
from 1981 to 1990 inclusive.
were
June
and
Femier
Fenner
Bond
12
170,000 as 4%s.
405,000 as 4%s.
on
Donas_oiierea on aune
Town
from 1967 to 1974 inclusive.
Deposit
Evangeline
$60,000 as 5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
165,000
Clerk,'wilf^eive
payable
Mercantile-Safe
iasa
nn
Port
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Grand Rapids,Mich.
B<>nd Offering—R. Stanton Kil-
sealed bids until 3 pan. (EST) on^chnnl honrt=
?o«n and Trust Co-. in Baltimore. Le- July 12 for the purchase of $1,Dup
Spnt
f frnl iQ«a I'
Sality approved by Niles, Barton, 000,000 motor vehicle highway
tocLs^e Interest M-S. i l ! Yost & Dankmeyer, of Baltimore. fand on June Dated June 1to I960,
bonds. 1 from 1961
inclusive, interest M f Legality
Due
1975
27for
follows:
as
bonds.
on
revenue
June 23—v. 191, p.
on
plant
196^^0 1984 inclusive.
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Bond Offering — Sylvester A.
Noetzel, Secretary and Clerk of
the Board of County Road Com¬
missioners, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 14 for
the purchase of $600,000 metro*
politan water supply system^ Can¬
ton -Township
Section,
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on July 1
13 for the purchase of $750,000 Cudlip, of Detroit.
treatment
1 from
Due on July 1
4^s.
as
from
1986 inclusive. Callable as of June
1,
1970. Principal and interest
.
Springs Valley School Building
Corporation (P. O. French
Lick), Ind.
Bond Sale—The
$800,000 first
710,000
Elkton, Md.
sewerage
net interest cost
follows:
as 5s. Due on July
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
1960. Due on June 1 from 1962 to
P°£!fr» *!& BSS15«&1986°inclusive/PrinI960. Due
July 1
fromd196l^to'
-
office.
*
a
as
$190,000
Bond Offering -— Edmund B. (J-D) payable at any bank or trust
McCloskey, President of the Town company designated by the sucCommissioners, will receive sealed cessful bidder. Legality approved
bidg untn u a m> (EDST) Qh July by Dickinsori} Wright> McKean &
„
annually from
1
juiy l, 1961 to Jan., 1,1971 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
of
price
a
MARYLAND
<
.
"
Due semi
at
Bankers
"
.'
n
price of 100.358,
of about 4.30%,
sealed bids until
July 29 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 building and
site, series 1 bonds. Dated June 1,
!v0.674, a basis of about 4.13%.
Offering — Rodney F.
LOUISIANA
Brown, County Auditor, will re¬
ceive sealed bids
until 10 a.m.
p„„;«l
c
jL
i
n-*
Assumption
(CDST) on July 12 for the pur¬
Parish^School District
'■' '
1
chase of $100,000 county airport
iP^.PLattenvdle),
improvement bonds.xDated Aug. 1,
I960
4.20s,
us
p. 2568
Graham
and
and Stranahan, Harris & Co., at a
Offering—Patricia
Dates,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
2688 —were
p.
Corporation^John Nuveen & Co.,
Farmington School Dist., Mich.
Bond
awarded to Townsend, Dabney & ^jon> wjn receive
?yspn' and Byans & Shafto, Inc., 8 p<m. (Est) on
Scottsville, Ky.
;
Bond Sale—The $850,000 industrial building revenue bonds offered
191,
55
Bond Sale—The $900,000 water
terest payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the supply system revenue bonds of-?
successful bidder. Legality ap¬ fered on June 22-*rVv 191,, p. 2569
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ —were awarded to a group com¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
posed of The First of Michigan
—
assessment
d
Bon
(55)
the First National Bank, of Portland. Legality approved by Ropes,
—were"a Ja?deri3t^VRn9inP Long
T2^8?
were awarded to
Russell,
—were
Monroe
by Skaggs, Hays &
Chronicle
Gray, Best; Coolidge & Rugg, of
Lexington, Ky.
The $53,000 im- Boston-
Bond
bonds.
proved by Chapman
The Commercial and Financial
.
rahey, of Louisville.
Charles N.
—-
.
ity approved
Hammond School City, Ind.
Rond
,
.
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis,
The
56
District
No.
Minn.
284,
Offering—Jean L. Mitch¬
receive
will
Clerk,
District
ell,
(CDST)
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
July
on
interest
purchase of
the
for
13
trust
able
proved by Charles &
1, 1975. Principal
(F-A) payable at any
designated
bonds.
$103,000 water¬
bonds was
Stern Brothers & Co., as
and
sold
to
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
of Minneapolis.
approved by Charlies &
nicht, of St. Louis, y ; ,
High School Dist.
O. Plenty wood),
No.
-
(P.
20
Montana
-
Piper,
4V4s. '
1928—were awarded to
p.
Jaffray & Hopwood, as
*
Offering
Bond
St.
Marvin,
C. F.
—
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on July 6
purchase of $245,000 sew¬
the
for
disposal plant bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal
age
interest payable at any
and
trust
Mo.
issue of $97,000
Charles,
Sale—An
Bond
sanitary
June 21
receive sealed
(MST) on
July 5 for the purchase of $30,000
City
and
p.m.
improvement district No.
1, 1960. Due
1 from 1961 to 1981 in¬
special
Jan.
on
bank
Sedalia School District, Mo.
designated by
bidder.
Legality
7:30
were
of
Newark,
Harris
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
Co.,
&
Trust
Co.
clusive. Interest J-J.
follows:
as
Inc., and James A. Andrews
Co., Inc.
&
Cross, J. B. Hanauer
Roosevelt &
Bethlehem, Elsmere Fire District,
& Co., and
Co., John J. Ryan
v
F. R. Cole & Co.
New York
,
Offering—Lambert Dreis,
District
Treasurer, - ■ will
receive
Bond
New Jersey
West Orange,
v
*'[
Sale—Th6 $1,132,000 gen¬
Bond
sealed bids until noon
improvement bonds offered
on June 21—v. 191, p. 2357—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the National State Bank of New¬
eral
ark, taking $1,129,000, as 3.55s, at
a price of 100.276, a basis of about
3.51%.
•
' '
x
as
were
Due
1970
inclusive.
&
State Board of Education
of
Montana (P. O. Helena), Mont.
by Howard, Petersen, Jr., Secretary of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Bond Offering — M. Wm. McLefler & Haertzen, of Education,
bids
until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Minneapolis.
" ;y,
Enamey,
Executive Clerk, will
/vy.;
July 7 for the purchase of $1,665,- receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
000
MISSISSIPPI
general
obligation
school
(MST) on July 12 for the pur¬
building bonds.
Dated July 1, chase of
$250,000 Montana school
Canton, Miss.
1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 to
of mines student union building
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
1980 inclusive.
revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
industrial plant bonds offered on
June 21
sold to The First Na¬
was
Due
MONTANA
Bank, both of Canton, jointly, as
4s, at
Beaverhead County School District
No.
price of par.
a
.
City. '
'
Bond
Cleveland,
Miss.
r
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$238,000
special street improvement bonds
offered on April 26 was sold to
U.
First
The
S.
Corporation,
4%s, 3y4s and 3V2s.
t..
->
-
as
;
'
\
.-I
' r.'
(P. O. Purvis),
Lamar County
Clerk
Burns,
for the
July 5
purchase of $11,-
000 branch health center bonds.
R.
of $5,-
for .the purchase
19
on
general obligation bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1
1980 inclusive.
Prin¬
interest (F-A) payable
the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
bonds
composed
sewer
of
Co., of Kansas City, Zahner
Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
the
for
19
No.
5
Bond
Supervisors District
(P. O. Purvis), Miss.
Offering — Sam Keith,
sealed
until
bids
receive
will
Clerk,
Chancery
10
(CST)
a.m.
July 5 for the purchase of $12,000 industrial bonds.
Due from
on
1961
Fry,
will also receive sealed bids at the
.
No. 99
June
21
sold
was
headed
Bank, of Memphis,
$60,000
1961 and
300,000
a
syndicate
National
to
as
follows:
4%s. Due
as
1,
Due
on
July
240,000
4Y4s.
as
1968
from
240,000
Due
1973
1972
to
41/£s.
as
from
Due
1980
to
on
July
1
inclusive.
1
inclusive.
Planters
July
Jones,
National
Jones
Co., Lewis & Co., Herman
Co., John R. Nunnery
& Co., Phillips, Galtney
& Co.,
Kroeze, McLarty & Co., Harring¬
ton & Co., J. S. Love & Co., Leland, Speed Co., M. A. Saunders &
Co., and Southern Bond Co.
Bensdorf &
1
bonds
and
191,
$70,000
Cumber,, President of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
(EDST) on July
12 for the purchase of $1,490,000
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
Due
on May 1 from 1961 to 1990 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Bank of Gouverneur.
Legality approved by Reed,
70,000
1980
at
the
Commerce
as
105,000
as
245,000
3.10s.
3.30s.
1969
as
to
to
3V2S.
July
on
:
.
Due
1968
Due
1971
Due
.
on
..
July
Mitchell, of New York
City.
;
;
.;y
Bond Sale—An
000 water
June
,
issue of
supply bonds offered
was
sold
to
a
on
to
Coughlin
&
Co.,
and
Bosworth, Sullivan
Co., Inc., jointly, as follows:
'
17,000
4V4s.
as
July 1
inclusive.
&
at
1972
to
1978
1
70,000
Co.,
as
3.60s.
Due
Due
4%s.
Due
on
July
July
1,
at
fice.
1979 and 1980.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
son, Nagel,
of Denver.
Sherman
Tucumcari
&
Howard,
Municipal School
District No. 1, New Mexico
20—v.
a
bonds
191,
&
tional Bank
sas
offered
June
on
2569—were awarded
p,
composed
group
Christensen
syndicate
of
& Trust
Co., of Kan¬
City.
Albany Hospital, Albany, N. Y.
Offering—Douglas W. Olcott, Treasurer, will receive sealed
1958
Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., J. M. Dain
Co., Inc., Foster & Marshall and
Kalman & Co., Inc.
1, 1958.
Bros. & Hutzler, Trust Co. of
to
Georgia, in Atlanta, Roosevelt &
Cross, J. B. Hanauer & Co., John
J. Ryan & Co., and F. R. Cole &
Due
1998
Dated
Oct.
Oct. 1 from
1961
A-O.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
p.m.
.
15, 1960. Due on Jan.
to
1987 inclusive.
1961
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Trust Co., in
Elmsford; * Legality approved by
Vandewater, r Sykes,
Heckler &
-
Galloway, of New. York City.,
:
?
y
Greenburgh Union Free School
District No. 3 (P. O. Dobbs Ferry),
New York
;
Bond .Sale—The
$1,050,000 pri¬
school 1960 bonds offered on
22—v.
191, p. - 2690—were
awarded to a group composed of
mary
June
Halsey,/Stuart & Co. Inc., B.. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., W. H. Mor¬
Bond
revenue
2
July 12 for the pur¬
$378,000 general obliga¬
public; improvement bonds.
from
Stern
Co., Peters, Writer &
Inc., and City Na¬
NEW YORK
3.67%.
15
will re¬
until
bids
on
of
Dated July
Sale—The $692,000 school
Bond
building
Co., of Newark, Harris Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Salo¬
mon
tion
of¬
bids
until
2
p.m.
(EDST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of $563,000
student
nurses'
dormitory
&
follows: Allison-Williams
(EDST)
Legality approved by Daw¬
Treasurer's
sealed
chase
pay¬
able
State
Offering—Edward N. Ve-
trano, Town Supervisor;
ceive
Principal and interest (J-J)
.
.
'V-j/ New York '
Bond
June
the
inclusive.
1977
to
until
Greenburgh (P. O. Elmsford),
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Fidelity Union
1,
Clerk, will receive
2:.p.m. (EDST)
on July., 12 for the purchase of $1,570,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, .I960;. Due on, Dec; T;from t1960
bids
July 1
on
on
District
dach,
sealed
1, 1960.
Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Co., taking $1,415,000 as 3.70s,
a
price of 100.2699, a basis of
about
inclusive.
Greece Central School District
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
as
Dated
by the Chase Manhattan
Bank, Bankers Trust Co., both of
New York, and B. J. Van Ingen
1
'
No. l (P. O. Rochester 12), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Frank A. Min-
;
&
1970.
Brothers
$1,418,-
$170,-
headed
on
July
21
sold
was
to
.;
Passaic, New Jersey
inclusive.
on
of
general
obligation
school
bonds offered on June
from
Hopewell Township School District
(P. O. Bridgeton), N. J.
Bond Offering—Charles F. Har¬
1,
.
issue
Trust
from
pay¬
Trust
000
$153,000
NEW JERSEY
July 1, 1961
Due
1965.
1966
from
inclusive.
City. Legality approved
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
School
4V2s.
as
from
in Kansas
Lindbergh
Inc.,
Due on July 1,
Vy.-v. y.;; y-y-:-;
5.10s.
as
105,000
system
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
21
1962.
1964 and
$30,000
on
Sale—An
Bond
Hutton & Co., and Lyons & Shaf-
May
Hoyt,; Washburri* & McCarthy; of
New .York City. V - -< < / •
Treasurer's
building
2144—were awarded
6s. Due
July 1, 1960.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
school
bonds offered on June 23—v. 191,
p.
2689—were awarded to W. E.
Trimble &
as
inclusive.
1980
to
.
:
bids until 2 p.m.
June 1
on
office. Legality
approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man & Howard, of Denver.
cost
and
Mo.
sewage
to
on
Due
Quay County, San Jon Sch. Dist.
No. 34 (P. O. San Jon), New Mex.
price of 100.004, a net Bank, of Bridgeton. Legality ap¬
of about 3.55%, as
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
a
interest
sold to The Commerce
1961
p.
follows:
Co., of Kansas City, as 4%s.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on March
from
offered
bonds
New York'?, :
V Bond Offering—Clifford M. Mc-
interest
City
Sale—The $265,000
(P. O. Glendive), Mont*
wood, at
-Trust
1
District
1971
Dated
and
to, Inc., jointly, as 3.70s, at a price
of 100.366, a basis of about 3.65%.
of
4V3S,
as
School
1963.v
Sale—An issue of
was
Board
Bond
GouCerneur, Fowler, DeKalb,
Pitcqirn and. Antwerp. Central Sch.
Dist. No. J (PsO. Gouyerneur),.:
inclusive.
1970
to
43/4s.
.
Macomb, Rossie, Hermon, Edwards,
HAMPSHIRE
Coughlin & Co., and Boettcher
Co., jointly.
ris, Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receivesealed bids
Great Falls, Mont.
'
until 8 p.m.
(EDST) on July 11
Bond Sale—The $700,000 sew¬ for the
purchaes of $260,000 school
age
treatment
plant bonds of¬ bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
fered on June 20—v. 191, p. 2466
July 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
headed by Piper, Jaffray & Hop- able at the Cumberland National
MISSOURI
waterworks
on
2144—were
State
Dated June 7, 1960.
1962
as
from
on
Belmont School District, N. H.
Sale—The $165,000 school
35,000
Buckner,
offered
(MST)
&
on
Bank, of Memphis, Allen & Co.,
Advis & Co., Cady & Co., Hamp
Bond
NEW
school
$55,000
Investments,
County
building
31—v.
be received until 8 p.m.
July 8 for the purchase of $36,000
Interest J-D.
price of par.
Dawson
No.
Bond
to
follows: Scharff &
Union
Inc.,
a
The
to
and
Bond
Other members of the syndicate
as
Lands
1
•
were
awarded
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
from
Sale—The
252,000
Acton), Mont.
Offering—Sealed bids will
school bonds.
County School District
from
County School District
No. 42 (P. O.
of
;
improvement bonds
May 27—v. 191, p.
at
July
on
1962.
41/2S.
as
on
First
the
by
offered
bonds
;
Yellowstone
(P. O. Floweree), Mont.
Bond
*
industrial
purchase
Interest J-J.
Dist.
| No. 3 (P. O. Indianola), Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of $840,-
the
for
$158,800 special improvement dis¬
trict bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Choteau
Sunflower County Supervisors
000
time
same
1965 inclusive.
to
Offering—Mr.
Additional
to 1988 inclusive. Prin¬
Gallowayi, of New York City.:
■
Lamar County
(EDST)
p.m.
Long Island.■< Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
sold to a
Commerce
was
2
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Security National Bank of
$400,000
.6,000 oil paving district No. 110 &
bonds. w ' XM'T:', :
I: 4 Inc., Coughlin & Co., Inc. and Alpurchase
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated July;
5Dated Jppe 15, I960. Interest mon & McKinney, as follows:
J-D.
,:;W/: 5 $148,000 as 4V2S. Due on July 1
15, 1960. Interest J-J.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
from 1960
■
tary
until
165,000
school
building bonds.
April 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
general obligation water and sani¬
gorup
Nep-
Dated
Jal, New Mexico
Bond Sale—An issue of
M.
July 6 for the purchase of $1,-
on
Trust
bonds.
sealed
on July
of $13,976
receive
(MST)
will
Clerk,
City
Offering—Philip
$12,500 oil paving district No. 109
Fry, Jr.,
(MST)
430,000
at
Wil¬
son, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July
12
for
the
purchase of $18,500
bonds, as follows:
Billings, Mont.
Bond Offering—Wm. J.
Sam
—
sealed
receive
a.m.
cipal and
Bond
purchase of $500,000 school
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1960,
Interest J-J.
"
V
i
.
Keith,
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Offering
July 11 for
on
July
10
from 1961 to
Terry Special Improvement
Districts, Mont.
the
Mississippi
Bond
(MST)
1998
until
Minneapolis.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m.
to
Legality
will
Clerk,
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
Marquardt & Windhorst, of
of
Board
the
of
1961
from
Interest A-O.
Offering—Thos.
bids
sealed
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Offering—Ida V. Malone,
(P.O. Mastic),
New York
.
District Clerk, will receive
pell,
Bond
* 'v
"
,
District No. 32
Bond
NEW MEXICO
City
in¬
and
Brookhaven Union Free School
,
bids
Principal
(M-N) payable at the First
Co., of Albany. Legality ap¬
proved by Vandewater Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New* York
Co.,
ber,
(P. O. Dillon), Mont.
Offering — Richard F.
10
1
Oct.
on
inclusive.
tional Bank and Canton Exchange
on
Trust
Co.
E. G. Kehde,
—
on
May 1 from 1961 to
1960.
terest
syndicate
follows: B. J. Van Ingen
approved
successful
the
Offering
Bond
(EDST)
July 7 for the purchase of $40,000
fire 1960
bondsy
Dated May 1,
Other members of the
LeFevere,
company
Kean, Taylor &
& Co.,
Braimhall, Galion & Co.,
Inc., Van Deventer Brothers, Inc.,
Ewing & Co., and Lebenthal &
or
.
Inc., Chas. E. Weigold
fin & Burr,
in Atlanta,
Georgia,
of
.
Co., First of Michigan Corp., Cof¬
Hutzler,
&
Bros.
Salomon
v
Other members of the syndicate
Fidelity Union
follows:
as
were
Trust
45 bonds. Dated Jan.
3.70%.
about
until
will
Clerk,
bids
sold to I. M. Simon &
Smith, Moore & Co.,
jointly, as 3%s and 3V2S at a price
of 100.14, a net interest cost of
Co.,
Sidney, Mont.
Offering—Hazel Houglum,
Bond
offered on
bonds
sewer
was
of about 3.98%.
191,
offered on May 13—v.
bonds
York, and Spencer Trask & Co.;
as 4s, at a price of 100.149, a basis
basis
a
the Chemical Bank
Trust Co., of New
by
New ,jYork
syndicate
Other members of the
&
Sale—The $120,000 school
Bond
Trauer¬
X
100.1739,
3.70s, at a price of
of about 3.68%.
cago,
on
Zumbrota, Mi in.
both of New
Trust
est J-J.
Sheridan County
May 1 from 1961 to 1981
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
Due
receive sealed
(MST) on July 20
purchase of $8,000 school
Dated July 1, 1960. Inter¬
sewerage
43/4s and 5y4s. Dated May 1, 1960.
trust company
or
the
for
works
Oster, Dis¬
will
Clerk,
headed
Bankers Trust Co.,
York, and B. J. Van
Bank;
hattan
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond Sale—The
Call¬
inclusive.
trict
Trauernicht,
Owensville, Mo.
of Feb.
as
and interest
bank
Monday, July 4, 1960
.
.
Ingep & Co., taking $3,075,000, as
Melstone), Mont.
Bond Offering—Fay
bidder.
of St. Louis.
$875,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
from 1963 to 1990
School District No. 64-Jt.
designated by the
Legality ap¬
company
successful
Counties
(P. O.
Musselshell and Rosebud
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at any bank or
1980
to
School
Independent
Wayzata
Bond
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(56)
Interest
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
ton
&
Co., as
100.5199, a
Co., and Tilney &
at a price of
basis of about 3.76%.
3.80s,
■Hempstead School District No.
(P. O. 185 Peninsula Blvd:,
Hempstead), N. Y.
;
1
*
<
Offering
Bond
—
.
Margaret E.
receive
Doty* District Clerk, will
sealed bids until 2 p.nrk
(EDST)
for-the purchase ofSt.
Louis
23), Mo.
$540,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated
Bond
Offernig—Phillip Comens,
Aug. 1, I960. Due on Feb. 1 from
Secretary of the Board of Educa- Hill County School District No. 13 Co.
Babylon Union Free School District 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
cation, will receive sealed bids
(P. O. Box Elder), Mont.
and interest (F-A) payable at the
No. 5 (P.O. Copiague), N.Y.
Patterson, New Jersey
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on
July 12
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school
Second
National Bank & Trust
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,080,Bond Sale—The $1,985,000 gen¬
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000 building bonds offered on May 26 000 water supply bonds offered eral
obligation school "bonds of¬ Co.,. of Hempstead.;; Legality ap¬
School building bonds. Dated Aug. —v.
191, p., 2144—were awarded on June 21 was sold to a syndi¬ fered on June 23—v. 191, p. 2689— proved by. Hawkins, Delafield &
District
(P.
O.
-
&
on
July
13
-
,
15, 1960. Due
on
Feb. 15 from 1961
to The State Land Board.
.
■
cate
headed
by
the
Chase
Man¬
-were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
.
Wood.-of New.York
.
City.
.
-
•
\
Number 5965
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
i
Hwaa
June 20
O. Mineota),
County (P.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Hond
191,
v.
—
awarded to
York
New
2570
p.
—
were
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
wood.
ohio
on
Alliance, Ohio
Offering—Joseph Harbert,
bonds. 'Dated July 15, 1960.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
on July 15 from 1961 to 1989
nue
Llusive. Principal and interest
rlavable at the County Treasurer's
appro v e
d by
Hoyt, Washburn &
New York City.
Me-
Legality
office
5
Carthy, of
•
Rochelle City School District,
New York '-7;-.
77;
New
bids
18
until
for
(EDST)
purchase of
noon
the
street
improvement
July
on
$115,000
limited
tax
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
the
First
oklahoma
pay¬
National
City
bids
until
11
for
1
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
ed tax bonds. Dated
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
—
An issue of
to
1969
and
Principal
interest
$3,000
as
6,000
as
;
77' 'V'";
-
Salem-Oak Harbor Local Sch. Dist.
33/4s.
Due in 1964 and
school
repair bonds
20—v.
June
1965.
awarded
(P. O. Oak Harbor), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $300,000
(P. O.
Sale—The $195,000
Bond
ing and
Due in 1963.
3y2s.
bonds.
inclusive.
Weatherford), Okla.
cost of about
River. ;
equipment
District No. 26
price of 100.133, a net interest
3.65%, as follows:
(J-D)
payable at the National
City Bank, Cleveland, in Rocky
on
County Independent School
Custer
First National Bank of Durant, at
a
(CST)
$9,000
1961
from
p.m.'
Due from 1962 ot 1965
transportation
equipment bonds
offered on May 27 was sold to The
Aug. 1, 1960.
7:30
transportation
Oklahoma
Bond Sale
until
July 7 for the purchase of $16,500
Bryan County Independent School
District No. 12 (P. O. Yuba),
$177,575 special assessment limit¬
-
Bond
ment
bids
July
57
v
Rocky River, Ohio
Offering — Clyde W.
Brown, City Auditor, will receive
Bond
sealed
received until noon (EDST) on
Tnlv 12 for the purchase of $27,nfio 000
various county improve¬
hp
—
(57)
to
191,
The
p.
build¬
offered on
2690—were
Security
State
Bank of Weatherford.
Caddo County Independent
School
(P. O. Cement),
Bank, of Alliance. Legality ap¬
District No. 160
building bonds offered on June
Additional Sale — The $12,000
Offering — Kenneth B. proved by
Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬ 21—v.
Oklahoma
191, p. 2570—were awarded
Low
President of the Board of liams, of Cincinnati.
building bonds
offered at the
to J. A. White & Co., as
Bond
4s, at a
Offering — ,C. E. Mc¬
Education,
will - receive sealed
price of 101.62, a basis of about Dowell, Clerk of the Board of same time were awarded to R. J.
bids until noon (EDST) on July
Anna, Ohio
3.81%.
6 for the purchase of $1,095,000
Education,
will
receive
sealed Edwards, Inc., as 3s.
Bond Sale
The $15,000 fire
school bonds. Dated June 15, 1960.
apparatus bonds offered on June
Due on June 15 from 1961 to 1987
22—v. 191, p. 2570—were award¬
inclusive. Principal and interest ed to J.
A. White & Co., as 4s, at
(J-D) payable * at the . District a price of
100.90, a basis of about
Treasurer's office.- Legalityap¬
3.83%.
proved by f Sullivan, 'Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
Brookville Local School District,
for hard to find
New York City. Ohio
7V,
7 ' :
Bond
—
quotations
.
New York
City Housing Authority,
;7;>
New York
Note Sale—The
.•
$26,600,000 tem¬
porary loan note (issue CLXXIX)
offered on June 21—v. 191, p. 2690
awarded to a group com¬
—were
posed of C. J. Devine & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., William E. Pol¬
lock & Co., and ,C. F. Childs &
Additional Sale—The
$1,500,000
loan note s~; (issue
offered at the same
CLXXIX)
Clerk
Offering—E.
of the
(EST)
of
ical Bank New York Trust
$370,000
CLXXIX)
time
notes,
issue
at' the same
to
Morgan
offered
awarded
were
building
school
BANK &
1960,
Principal and interest
payable at the Brookville
Le¬
(J-D)
RECORD
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
&
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Dennison
we give
Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$115,000 school
STOCK
fered
June
22—v.
191, p. 2570
awarded to Sweney Cart-
on
—were
Lucas
•
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•
wright & Co.,
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
•
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
•
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
4s.
as
County (P. O. Toledo),
Ohio
North Hempstead and Oyster Bay
Union Free School District No. 3
felder, Treasurer of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
4
July 11 for the purchase
of
$122,210
road
improvement
bonds.
Dated July 20, 1960.
Due
til 11
(EDST) on July 13 for
of $2,111,000 school
a.m.
bonds. Due
on
Jan.
to 1990 inclusive.
from
77
-
15
1962
7777 777
Oneonta City School District, N. Y.
BondOfferin g—Harold V.
Hager, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
until
2
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
on
July 7 for: the
$975,000 general obligation school
bonds.
on
Dated
June
1
clusive.
June
from
1,
1961
Principal
1960.
to
Bank,
Oneonta.
in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at the Wilber
tional
ceive
Na¬
on
Dec. 20 from
7
(J-D)
on June 22—v. 191,
100.37,
a
as
Treasurer's
proved
4.20s, at
a
price
basis of about 4.16%.
Qffering — Clifford A.
Presi.dent of the Board of
ao10n' wB1 receive sealed bids
fort J P'mu (e°ST)
on July 7
biiiiai pu!"chase of $350,000 school
\71ldlag bonds. Dated June 1,
June 1 from 1961 to
wclusiy0, Principal and
'-D) payable
in-
at the Chase
Leeai77fn Bank> of New York.
Washh,
aPProved by Reed, Hoyt,
cjy
Y°rk
McCarthy, of New
No. 14 (P. O.
Calvin),
Dakota
general kv* s.old~The
offS1^0* sch°o1
bonds
P
2570
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
Local Sch. Dist.
school
Sold—The
$258,000
building, series 1960 bonds
on
June
20—v.
191, p.
bffered
1
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
RAILROAD
BONDS
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD
STOCKS
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
•
2570—were not sold.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
until July
received
be
13 for the
not
•
ing, series 1960 bonds.
Sale—The
Bond
assessment
fered
limited
•
$5,100
tax
special
bonds
of¬
IW.
Bonrl^Pi^'^A North Dakota
Utility revin
$180'000 sewer
evenue bonds offered
on
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
•
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
& Co.
OTHER
Medina, Ohio
$118,885 street
water
and
sewer
improvement
limited tax bonds offered on June
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
Sale—The
2357—were awarded
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
•
•
CALL LOAN RATES
10—v. 191, p.
to
Bond
Offering
—
•
•
Newburgh Heights, Ohio
Daniel Sledz,
•
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
•
MONEY MARKET
TIME LOAN
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
VOLUME OF TRADING
RATES
7.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July
purchase of $51,000 spe¬
street
improve¬
limited tax bonds.
Dated
14 for the
cial
ment
assessment
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
of Cleve¬
land.
approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
CS
PARK PLACE
25
NEW YORK
7, N. Y.
National Bank
Legality
Squire,
I
TODAY
Ravenna, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The .$365,000
tary sewer special
sani¬
assessment lim¬
ited tax bonds offered on- June
—v.
191,
p.
to
21
2570—were awarded
Fahey, Clark & Co.
wish
I
SUBSCRIBE
Cleveland.
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
May 12—v. 191, p. 2034
awarded to Hayden, Stone
$164,000
sold.
•
on
—were
building
red °n June 23~v-
were
•
&
Central
C°unty> Calvin Special
xt
QUOTATIONS
CANADIAN
Sanders
Squire,
Not
and interest
north Dakota
^ Dist
GENERAL
•
Bonds
un+n
ue °.n
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
•
ap¬
(P. O. West Middletown), Ohio
,
.
County
Legality
Madison Township
Bond
Honeove)f N% y.
+'
EXCHANGE
interest
the
at
office.
by
Bristol; Cariadice, South
ristol, West Bloomfield, and
tvonia Central School District
No 1
(p q
EHn
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
in¬
1970
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Richmond,
Rvol
a.m.
Mantua, Ohio
*"90—-were awarded to Roose-
Cross,
11
and ;
Principal
Turnpike, Syracuse 15), N. Y.
t
1961 to
payable
Bond Sale —The
$115,000 water
7"^ offered
PACIFIC COAST STOCK
•
purchase of $258,000 school build¬
Rock Gulf Water
District (P. O. 4801 West Seneca
p.
until
bids
Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
heckler &
Galloway, of N. Y. City.
EXCHANGE
•
on
clusive.
approved
Onondaga, Split
sealed
(EST)
Due
1974
and
• NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
r.
jfiV
Bond Offering—Anna C. Pflug-
(P. O. Roslyn Heights), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Francis Kaelin,
President of the Board of Educa¬
the purchase
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
building and equipment bonds of¬
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York.
un¬
QUOTATION
inclusive.
Co., of
The $500,000
loan
temporary
noon
series bonds. Dated June 15, 1960.
Due on Dec. 15 from 1961 to 1984
New York.
—
Zeisert,
Education,
July 18 for the purchase
on
time were awarded to the Chem¬
Additional Sale
subscribe to our monthly
E.
of
Board
will receive sealed bids until
National Bank, in Brookville.
Co., taking $24,600,000.
temporary
Bond
for
one
to
year
subscribe to the Bank & Quotation
for the
sum
of $45.
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Grady County Independent School
District No. 56 (P. O. Chickasha),
Oklahoma
awarded to
price of
3.24%.
Co., Inc., as 3V4S, at a
100.025, a basis of about
Sch.
(P. O. Hollis), Ohla.
County Independent
Harmon
Dist. No. 5
$12,000 trans¬
Sale—The
Bond
in
Eugene.Legality
approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
,
.
j,
Oklahoma
;
$25,000 school
Sale—The
Bond
May 3
building bonds offered on
1930—were awarded
First National Bank &
191, p.
—v.
The
to
of Oklahoma City.
Trust Co.,
-
Newkirk),
District No. 27 (P. O.
t
Mount A ngel,
Ore,
r^y
bids will
be received until July 11 for the
Bond Offering—Sealed
offered on May 10—
v. 191, p. 2035—were awarded to
Canfield & Co., as 3.30s, at a price
of 100.093, a basis of about 3.26%.
bonds
ing
clusive.
offered
bonds
191,
Ponteau),
June 20—
on
2467—were awarded to
Bank of Ore¬
p.
Portland, at a price of
98.25, a net interest cost of about
4.42%, as follows:
in
gon,
1961
Due on July 1 from
25,000
inclusive.
1971
to
Due on July
4y4s.
as
1
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
from
Elton Barnes,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
—
im¬
sewer
First National
The
Oklahoma
Offering
Due on July
4%s.
as
1977
from
1980
to
1
inclusive.
Riddle, Oregon
July 8 for the
purchase of $2,000 school bonds.
(CST)
Due
from
on
1962
inclusive.
1965
to
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Verna Duncan,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Tillamook County
July 14 for the pur¬
$13,500 school building
limited tax bonds. Dated July 15,
(EDST)
1960. Due
Dec. 15 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
1967
terest
in¬
Principal and
-.V
Sale—The
Bond
of Cincin¬
nati. Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Pottawatomie County
Independent
School District No. 93 (P. O.
Shawnee), Oklahoma
Sale—The $395,000
building bonds offered
191,
The
First
gon,
on
school
June 14
City, Milburn, Cochran
&
Co., and Federal National Bank
& Trust Co., of Shawnee.
(P. O. Manchester), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,100,000 sewer revenue .bonds offered
school
June 13
16
June
sold to
was
headed
cate
syndi¬
a
by Butcher
& Sher-
red, with interest rates ranging
3V4% to 4%%. Dated July 1, 1960.
Due
on
July 1 from 1963 to 2000
inclusive.
and
Principal
interest
payable at the York Na¬
Bank, in York.
Legality
(J-J)
Sinon
approved by Rhoads,
Reader, of Harrisburg.
&
'Othfer members of the
syndicate
were as follows: Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities &"Co.,
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Dol¬
phin & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., and
in Portland.
p.
National
Bank of
Ore¬
Hess, Grant & Remington, Inc.
Middletown
Township School Au¬
school
June 21
revenue
was
bonds offered
sold to
a
syndicate
headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
interest rates ranging from
with
33A%
to
6%, at
price of 98.25,
a
on
June 20
headed
was
sold to
a
syndicate
by Ira Haupt &
Close
with
interest
&
Kerner,
as
follows:
OREGON
County Shcool District No,
34 (P. O. Albany), Ore.
Bond Offering—Louis P. Jones,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of $45,000
general obligation school bonds.
Dated July 15, 1960. Due on Jan.
until
bids
1
from
1961
to
inclusive.
1975
'
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shulet & Sayre,
of Portland.
Clackamas
County, Oak Lodge San¬
itary District (P. O. Box 522, S. E.
(.Arista Drive and S. E. Oak Grove
Blvd., Oak Grove), Oregon
Bond
Sale
The
$580,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
eral
June
—
21—v.
191,
awarded to Wm. P.
Harper & Son
& Co., and Southwick - Campbell
& Co., Inc.,
jointly, at a price of
par,
a
5.20%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$510,000
as
from
70,000
as
51As.
1962
5s.
Due
to
on
1970
Due
on
July 1
inclusive.
July 1, 1971.
Clackamas Rural Fire Protection
District, Oregon
Bonds Not Sold
—
The
$12,000
general obligation fire protection
bonds offered
on
Secretary
1962
June 24—v.
191,
p. 2690—were not sold.
<
Eugene, Oregon
Bond Offering — Byron
Price,
the
K. Hall,
of Di¬
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m., (EDST) on July 12
for tins purchase of $40,000 school
building limited tax bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
of
Board
will
rectors,
inclusive.
1969
to
Legality
by
Brugwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
approved
Bond Sale—The
$52,000 general
obligation
funding
limited" tax
bonds offered on May 17—v. 191,
p.
2035
—
were
awarded
The
to
Liberty National Bank, of Pittston, as 47/as, at a price of par.
Erie County (P. O. Erie), Pa.
Bond Offering — Rockwell E.
Hart, County Controller, will
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
of
on
bids
July
$500,000
until
re^-
11
a.m.
19 for the
pur¬
general obliga¬
tion funding bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
1970
terest
inclusive.
(F-A)
Principal and
in¬
payable at the Se¬
curity-Peoples Trust Company, in
Erie. Legality approved by TownSuperintendent-Secretary of the
Water & Electric Board, will re- send, Elliott &
Munson, of Phila¬
ceive sealed bids c/o
Wood, King,
delphia.
Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
from
Legality
Burgwin, Ruffin,
of Pittsburgh.
1961
to
1973
approved
Perry
&
by
Pohl,
the First
Bank, of Pittston. Legal¬
ity approved by Ballard, Spahr,
Andrews
& Ingersoll, of Phila¬
Bond Sale
eral
SOUTH
—
21—v.
Inc.,
191,
2691—were
p.
syndicate composed
Co., Inc.,, Blair & Co.,
a
of Stroud &
Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch,
Parke, and
Hulme, Applegate & Co. as 4s, at a
price of 100.512, a basis of about
Schmidt,
Roberts
&
3.95%.
Solebury Township (P. O.
Solebury), Pa.
Bond Offering—Frank
—were
Agency,
linson, Secretary of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July
19 for the purchase of $95,000 gen¬
eral obligation townhouse build¬
ing limited tax bonds. Dated Aug.
15, 1960. Due on Aug. 15 from
1961 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
and interest
bank
Bond
chase
(EDST)
chase of
street
re¬
Bond Sale—The
$43,000 general
on May
19—v. 191, p. 2035—were awarded
to Stroud & Co., Inc., as 3V2S.
offered
Oley Valley Area Schools Author¬
ity, Berks County (P. O.
Oley Valley), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 school
revenue
$2,020,-
bonds offered
June 22 was sold to
a
syndicate
headed by Ira Haupt & Co., with
interest rates ranging from 33/4%
to 4%%. Dated May
bond
191,
Edgar
to
cations, state
1, 1960. Due
bids
until
will
noon
1960. Due
on
1970 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the Mor¬
gan Guaranty Trust Company, in
New York
City. Legality approved
investment
TVA
and
power.
estimates
was
_■
distributors
TVA
of
,■//-/
Reports on electric power re¬
quirements were available for 266
companies, or 63%, with demand
totaling 168,000 kilowatts. Adjust¬
ing this figure for the remaining
plants, the estimated demands of
new or expanded plants comes
to about 200,000 kilowatts.
The reported new employment
amounted to 26,250 jobs; adding
to this an estimate for the com¬
the
receive
(EST) on
terest
and local develop¬
reports, and reports
$199,692,000 in electric plant
completed during the year by
&
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
agency
these
Greenville), S. C.
Offering—B. R. O'Neall,
Commissioners,
in
the
on
July 12 for the purchase of $400,000
road
bonds. Dated Aug. T,
indus¬
located
Of the 420 new or expanded
plants, investment of $209,594,000
was
reported for 326 plants; this
figure
was
adjusted
for
nonreporting plants to an estimate
of $223,277,000.
In addition to
Chairman of the County Board of
sealed
new
were
from various TVA units.
Greenville County (P. O.
Bond
operations
ment
public
Norris
as
:
The survey is based on informa¬
in local and national publi¬
2691—were
M.
/
tion
any
offered
p.
Agency,
par.
existing plants announced
plans for expansion.
(P. O. Anderson), S. C.
22—v.
Finance
price of
that 233
Anderson County Sch. Dist. No. 1
June
a
Valley region dur¬
ing the calendar year 1959, and
Simons, of Charleston.
improvement
Home
trial
trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by Sinkler, Gibbs
&
$85,000
offered
the Tennessee
1, 1970. Principal
Sale—The
bonds
by TVA indicates 187
or
Bond
1960
Valley Authority
(P. O, Knoxville), Tenn.
or Expanded Plants in
Valley Area—An informal survey
Dated
payable at
College,
420 New
Co.
Brighton, Pa.
obligation bonds
on
bank
Interest
Tennessee
p.m.
1980 inclusive. Call¬
of Feb.
as
1960.
1,
v;,:::.
revenue
3%s, at
obligations,
school
bonds.
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
from 1962 to
from
inclusive.
June 15—v. 191, p. 2467—were
awarded to the Federal Housing
Kennedy, Chairman of the Board
of Trustees,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 14
for the purchase of $650,000 gen¬
Dated
<1960
1
on
'
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1, from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
eral
series
June
on
Bond Sale—The $225,000 dormi¬
tory
and
bonds.
sewer
on
Nashville, Tenn.
$60,000 general obligation
and
Due
Middle Tennessee State
July 11 for the pur¬
on
'■
\
\
bonds.
1985
June
fol¬
as
1962 to 1985 incl.
Due
.<<<
a.m.
improvement,
school,
Dated
White Oak, Pa.
8
1960
1962 to
from
will
T.
pur¬
\
general
bonds.
bonds. Dated
until
:
1,500,000
Offering—DeLore Feuhrbids
par.
11
the
for
$2,000,000 bonds,
June 1 from
J-D.
until
12
'
series
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
10 a.m. (EDST) on July 11
Secretary,
of
$500,000
Street), Philadelphia 4, Pa.
Bond Offering—John C. Heth-
sealed
Finance
price of
Wilkes
—
bids
July
on
lows:-''.
University of Pennsylvania,
(P. O. 3320 Walnut
Borough
sealed
(EST)
Trustees of
ceive
Offering
receive
by Ballard, Spahr, An¬
drews & Ingersoll, of Philadelphia.
er,
a
Thrasher, Jr., County Judge, will
approved
Bond
Home
and
3V8S, at
County (P. O.
Chattanooga), Tenn.
(F-A) payable at any
designated
-
as
Hamilton
by the successful bidder. Legality
revenue
bonds
TENNESSEE
trust company
or
1959
June 22—v. 191, p. 2571
awarded
to the Federal
on
Housing
H. Tom-
series
revenue,
offered
awarded
New
DAKOTA
College, Huron, S. D.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 dormi¬
tory
and interest (F-A)
The $835,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
June
Simons, of Charleston.
Huron
delphia.
able
Monroeville, Pa.
awarded to
Dupont School District, Pa.
2570—were
p.
Brentwood School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Robert
(EDST) on July
12 for the purchase of $185,000
general obligation school limited
tax bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1960.
trust company des¬
$80,000 general
school bonds offered
on June 21—v. 191, p. 2571—were
awarded to McCarley & Co.
~
a.m.
or
obligation
-
bids until 9
inclusive
1,11970. Prin¬
(P. O. Clover), S. C.
&
Benton
1980
Bond Sale—The
Kidder, Peabody and interest
payable at the West¬
Co., Inc., C. C. Collings & Co.,
Co., Bache & Co.,
Merrill ern
Pennsylvania National Bank,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Horn- Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, in
McKeesport. Legality approved
blower & Weeks, Ira Haupt & Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Warren
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
Schmidt,
Roberts
&
Parke, W. York & Co., Inc., and Hess,
of Pittsburgh.
Fahnestock & Co., Hess, Grant & Grant & Remington, Inc.
Remington,
Inc.,
Rambo,
Close
SOUTH CAROLINA
Monessen, School District, Pa.
& Kerner, Suplee, Yeatman, MosBond Offering—Alexander
j;
Aiken County School District ;./'/,
ley
&
Co., Woodcock,
Moyer,
Kachmarik, Secretary of the Board
(P. O. Aiken), S. C.
Fricke & French, and Arthur L.
of Directors, will receive sealed
Bond
Offering — Mrs.
E. P.
Wright & Co.
were
bank
interest (J-J) payable at
rates
Le¬
to
of Feb.
National
Co., and
Inc.,
ranging from
3%% to 4y4%,
Dated Aug. 1,
1960. /Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
Rambo,
1963
as
York County School District
July 15 from 1961
Principal and
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
1962 to 1999 inclusive.
on
from
Gibbs &
inclusive.
1971
mitory 1959
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Other members of the syndicate
Eastman
Due
1960.
Porter,
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Sinkler,
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Hen-r
offered
1990 inclusive. Interest F-A.
syndicate
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., Ray Allen,
Olson & Beaumont, Inc., Blair &
follows:
as
Pa.
nigan, Secretary of the Board of
Directors', will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.' (EDST)
on July
13 for the purchase of $105,000
general obligation improvement
limited tax bonds. Dated July 15,
to
R. E.
—
:;X" cipal and interest (F-A) payable
'
$1,348,-
revenue
1
Callable
at any
Pittston School District,
Offering
County Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon .(EST)
on July 7 for
the purchase
of $800,000 public
school improvement
1960 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Feb.
Co., Hemphill,
Rambo,
Close &
;
of
Chairman of the
&
bonds
sewer
Other members of the
were
follows: Kidder,
as
Simons,
County School District
(P.O. Lancaster), S. C.
Bond
Peabody
Noyes & Co.,
Kerner,
Inc.,
Warren W. York & Co., Inc., Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange & CO., Woodcock, Moyer,
Fricke & French, Inc., J. S. Hope
&
Co., ' Poole & Co., v Schmidt,
Roberts & Parke, and Joseph Lin¬
were
&
V
Lancaster
syndicate
until
net interest cost of about 4.24%.
a
Other members of the
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
&
for the purchase of $3,180,000 dor¬
Langhorne), Pa.
Bangor Area Joint Sch. Authority
(P. O. Bangor), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,150,-
Sinon
Rhoads,
by
Gibbs
Sinkler,
Charleston.
erston, Secretary of the Board of
thority, Bucks County (P. O.
PENNSYLVANIA
on
2358—were awarded
to a group composed of The First
National Bank & Trust Co., of
Oklahoma
on
2467—were awarded to
—v.
000
,
191, p.
—v.
$35,000
payable at the Fifth
(J-D)
Manchester-Mount Wolf Authority
*
Oregon
■
addition bonds offered
Third Union Trust Co.,
Bond
O. McMinnville),
No. 22 (P.
on
of
approved
by
Kirkpatrick,
Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johnson, of
Pittsburgh.
':V-\' ■ ■■
tional
School District
Legal¬
Bank, of Pittsburgh.
ity
2146—were awarded
p.
& Marshall.
to Foster
will receive sealed bids until noon
chase
$115,000 water
bonds offered on May 23
191,
—v.
Madeira
Sale—The
Bond
revenue
interest
and
Principal
payable at the Union Na¬
(J-D)
tional
on
20,000
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
Leonard &
strange & Co., Moore,
Sale—The $100,000 water
Bond
1960
Dependent School
District No. 75 P. O.
Bond
a
Philomath, Oregon
$55,000 as 4s.
LeFlore County
approved
by
1961 to 2000 in¬
M-N.
Legality
Reader, of Harrisburg.
project B
Lynch, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
and Stroud & Co., Inc., with in¬
terest rates ranging from 3.10%
to 4%%. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
on
June 1 from 1962 to 2000 in¬
purchase of $50,000
provement bonds.
v.
Sale—The $10,000 build¬
Bond
^
to
from
Interest
coln Ray.
syndicate composed of A. E.
Masten
&
Co., Hess,
Grant &
Remington,
Inc.,
Arthurs, Le-
000
1
of $475,-
issue
Sale—An
in Port¬
land.
Oklahoma
V.'
City), Pa.
v
Bond
i
(P. O, Karns
Butler County
May
clusive.
revenue, series A
bonds offered on June 7 was sold
National Bank of Oregon,
Independent School
Kay County
i
'
Sale—An issue of $66,000
T
•
and Karns City
Fairview Township
y
disposal plant bonds offered
June 13 was sold to The First
on
Independent Sch,
(P. O. Tishomingo),
clusive.
Gold Beach, Oregon
Bond
1980 in¬
from 1961 to
Aug. 1
on
School District Joint Authority,
•.♦:!
_.
sewer
Johnston County
Dist. No. 20
Principal and interest (F-A)
1971.
payable at the Citizens Bank,
awarded
Cochran & Co.. Inc.
Erie), Pa.
P. O.
48 Wall Street. New York
Bond Offering — Rockwell E.
5, until 3 p.m. (EDST) on July 19
for
the
purchase of $25,500,000 Hart, County Controller, will re¬
electric utility system, series A ceive sealed bids until
11 a.m.
revenue bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
(EDST) on July 19 for the pur¬
Due on Aug. 1 from 1965 to 2004 chase of $2,925,000 improvement
inclusive. Callable as of Feb. 1, bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due
City,
May 12—v. 191, p. 2035
to
Milburn,
on
—were
on
Institution District
Erie County
New York
of
Logan,
&
Dawson
of¬
bonds
equipment
portation
fered
of¬
191, p. 2145
Shoemaker &
17—v.
May
on
—were
bonds
equipment
portation
fered
$20,000 trans¬
Sale—The
Bond
Monday, July 4, 1960
,
.
.
(58)
'
panies for which figures were not
reported indicates a total increased
employment of over 27,000. 1
The TVA survey said: "New in¬
dustrial plants in the TVA area
during 1959 and expansions of ex¬
isting
plants
reflected national
economic trends.
The year 1959
wag a period of recovery.1 / This
recovery
was
especially
pro¬
nounced for textiles and related
products.
not
Kooin
have
While this
the
+ ovfi1*»e
area
does
of
concentration
+
nL
r» y»n
/i+nriC-
Volume
Atlantic coastal
southern
nt
,
si*
AP.f
from
1
number of new
the
in
ed
with 25 and,
also expan-
the
1, 1960. Due
1962
to
National
1980
$66,000
April
on
inclusive.
Shawmut
Boston.
Legality
Storey,
Thorndike,
Bank,
approved
79,000
in consum¬
reflected in
fiefabricated metal products m-
second
SB in number of new plants
S23 and well up among the
leaders in
expansion with 17.
nther leaders in growth were fur¬
group
3%s.
as
75,000
by
July
on
1
Due
3%s.
as
July
on
1
Due
July
on
,
T,
eral
T
obligation
bonds
offered
on
000,000 Second Lake
June,:\~7W'191'.p\:2408T vSfeire toll
h®aded
by
June 9
& C°
bonds
1, 1960. Due
Principal and interest (J-J) payable at all branches in Quebec, of
on
the
sold to W. C. Pitfield
was
3
bank mentioned
Pincourt, Quebec
Clare, Nova Scotia
Bond Sale—The $50,000 various
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
Washington
June 9
town improvement bonds offered
on June 20—v. 191, p. 2572—were
Wood, Gundy awarded to The Societe de Place-
bonds
sold to
was
offered
on
lumber and wood prod¬ tvw, vvfrif o^an?MarV rn'„+.Cailabie as off Jan. 1, 1970. Prin- & Co., Inc.,! and Royal Bank of
n?o BlyY & Co. at a cipal and interest (J-J) payable Canada, jointly, as 6s, at a price
ucts, and food.
prlcP of 10P-A012' a net interest cost at any bank or trust company of 99.079.
'
•
"While these leading growth of about 3.60%, as follows:
designated by the successful bidby the successful
QUEBEC
industries show a great deal of di¬ $3,600,000 as 5s. Due on July 1 der. Legality approved by Weter,
ment, Inc., at a price of 97.96.
niture,
Price, Que.
1nri
closely related
markets and thus
they are
versity,
consumer
should provide
stability to the
to
more and more
company of this
basic industries during
but the over-all result
the more
the year,
2,160,000
continuation of the
trend toward diverse activities in
the high-value finished goods sec¬
tion."
were
follows:
as
Tennessee (P.
Tenn.
O.
Knoxville),
Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
$1,800,000 dor¬
Bond Sale—The
1959 bonds
June 16—v. 191, p. 2467
mitory system revenue
on
j— were awarded to the Federal
j Housing and Home Finance Agen27/ss, at a price of par.
Co, Estabrook & Co., Braun, Bos&;Co., Inc., Folger, Nolan,
worth
Flemming-W.
Co.
Trust
Anthony & R. L, Day,
Dominick & Dominick, Roosevelt
& Cross, Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Tucker,
Inc., Stroud & Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co., Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Texas,
of
Board
(P. O. Main Bldg.
205, Austin 12), Texas
Bond Offering—Wm. W. Stew¬
Regents
art,
Endowment
University,
bids until
12 for
will
10
a.m.
Officer
receive
(CST)
COM A.
Elkins, Morris,
„
Stokes
& Co.,
Willis, Kenny &
Ayres Inc., and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc.
UTAH
Davis
and
South
Davis
Salt
Lake
Counties,
County Sewer
Im¬
provement District (P. O. 2022
South Main St., Bountiful), Utah
Bond Offering—Freda B. Wood,
WASHINGTON
Offering
Bond
will receive
(PST) on
July 6 for the purchase of $16,000
lmprovement limited tax bonds.
Dated July 1,
offered
on
June 21—v. 191, p. 2692
were awarded to
posed
^
of
a group
Boettcher &
com¬
receive
a.m.
Co., Juran
InC"' 3nd Barcus' Kin~
,Dlrectors,
will receive
ShaJL'? 5 c^° the National
Pa^at Bank' Municipal DeBoston
'
421' 40 Water st->
Julv 7 f Un+!11 2 P-m- (EDST) on
school K r l e Purchase of $150,000
sealprt
Jul^
1960-
incluSL I' 1 from 1963 to 1977
Storey
Th6ga^y approved hF
W; of Boston 6' Palmer &
0tt'^'fPn
U"'°" School District
Bond Off'
Brandon)> v*Chutter Ch!*™* ~~ Robert W^irechn'c
c/o the
Tvr
airman of the School
7 receive sealed bids
Municina?an°nal Shawmut
Street
r,
Bepartment,.
40 Water
0Tn,i U,ntil 11:30
for the
$945,000
on
! chase
,
of
Bank,
school
a-mpur~
bonds.
i:
■
/
•
to
Ltd.,
Nesbitt, Thomson &
LaMaison Bien-
Repentigny, Quebec
and
Ltd., jointly,
Bond Sale
6s, at a price
as
Disraeli School Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
composed of The Banque Provin-
_
,
Offering—R.
H.
Calland,
„
000
A bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1960. Due
.
ciale
the
at
payable
County
Legality
office.
proved by Weter, Roberts &
elman, of Seattle.
Pierce County
ap-
a price of
about 5.75%.
$1,950,000 general obligation cor- at
porate purpose bonds. Dated July
t 1960
Due on July 1 fromt)W6i
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-J)" payable
at any
bank or trust company designated
1980
tp
/^1
1-,.
98.89, a basis of
Treasurer,
County
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
fice.
nfferinZ—Jri
R(inf,
Bond Offering
Tnmn
city Secretary-Treasurer, wiH re:
ceive sealed'bids' until 7:30 p.m.
V ^U & 1 )
P.
appre71d_by Chapman & CutlerV
°f Chicago.
0"
T
w
n
11
th
f
£
Seattle, Wash.
Offering—C. G.
son,
Erland-
receive
until
(PST)
bids
sealed
10
a.m.
of $4,500,000 park improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
on
Jofin S " Tlv
1980 inclusive. Principal and in-
jggQ
Sale
The
—
Payable
(J:D)
terest
$1,000,000
28—v.
as 4i/4s. Due on July
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
from
600,000
314s. Due
as
Granby
all
at
250,000
3%s. Due
as
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
on
inclusive.
Skagit County, Mount Vernon Con¬
solidated School District No. 320
$57,000 school
May 16—v. 191,
'
aw^d.to
bonds of¬
June 21—v. 191, p. 2255—
The Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago^ William Blair
Co.;
r
-
_
^
.
_
.Co., Inc., and Farwell,
Chapman & Co.,. at a price of
&
Loewi
100.077,
net
a
of
cost
interest
3.69%,
as
follows:
ndce
of
of about
Rl/
Due on June
5V2S.
Due on June
1980 inclusive.
as
Due
6s.
on
June
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
St. Burno de Montarville, Que.
Kona uiiermg-^. r. n. uoissy,
Bond Offering—J. P. R. Boissy,
Town Secretary-Treasurer
will
until 8 p.m.
for the purchase of $513,500 various town
receive sealed bids
(EDST) on July 4
inclusive.
Township (P. O.
La Minerve), Que.
Offering — Jos. Beaudin,
Township Secretary - Treasurer,
Principal and
in¬
payable at
all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
terest
La Minerve
(J-J)
Bond
wjn
sealed
receive
bids
until
__
St. Cesaire, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $133,000
8
"(EDST) "on July 4 for the reservoir
purchase of $50,000 aqueduct and plant and
fire protection bonds. Dated July on June
construction, pumping
acqueduct bonds offered
16 was sold to DesJar250,000 as 3V2S. Due' on Aug. 1 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 dins, Couture, Inc., and Banque
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and Provinciale du Canada, jointly, as
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
all 5%s, at a price of 98.23, a basis of
445,000 as 3.60s. Due on Aug. 1
about 3.61%, as follows:
p.m.
from
1
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
branches
in
Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
Aug. 1, 1960. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Dated
""
office. ~
Legality
approved~by QuarlesHerriott &
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
City
Mont-Laurier, Que.
Bond
Treasurer's
.
Sale—The
awarded to
Sale—The
and
$89*500
sewer
G.
a
group
Beaubien
et
composed of
Compagnie,
Ltd., Credit Quebec, Inc., Florido
$f5,0008general dienne Nationale. Banque Cana"
^'np^Hnnnle'1'1
the Sundance
Bank of Sundance, jointly.
Upton,
t
St
Georges de Beuce School
State
Commission, Quebec
Bond Sale—The $465,000 school
and sidewalk bonds offered on bonds offered on June 20—v. 191,
June 15 — v. 191, p. 2468 — were p. 2572—were awarded to A. E.
L.
WYOMING
Bond
about 5.75%.
^
^
obligation bonds offered on June
23—v. 191, p. 2468—were awarded
to
The
Union
State
Bank, of
about
to
a
follows
as
^as
25,500
Treasury will
procedure.
of
on
of
^oa
$84,500
1980
25 was sold to a group composed
awarded to The Seattle-First
and
Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
4%
fi
July 6 for the pur-
1961
from
1
were
Seattle,
-
£J
cphnnl
fered
of
on
$975,000
hitrh
Moorcraft, Wyoming
Bank
(EDST)
chase of $1,070,000 school bonds.
school
National
*•«. Sectary
S
inteyest cost
Ync' fointlv
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at all branches in Quebec, improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
general
obligation
high school able at all branches in Quebec,
1QRi
+rt
construction bonds offered on June of the bank mentioned in the loan I960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
rxHiiffa+irm
(P. O. Mount Vernon), Wash.
Sale—The $220,000 gen¬
obligation
wc;jH °and"pTacementrk^nne^
4'2
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Dated June ^ ig6Q
Portage, Wisconsin
Bond Sale—An issue of
inoroi
Bond
eral
p
June 20-v. 191, p. 2572
to
Boisvert
&
awarded
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
Quebec
Bond Offering — Lucien Laver-
Wisconsin
School
and improvement bonds
on
-were
Hall Catholie School Commission,
Pleasant Prairie Common School
District No. 1,
the loan procedure.
inall
and
at
Commission, Quebec
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
inclusive. Principal
July 1,mentioned in
on
payable
St. Anne de Roquemaure
and interest (J-J) payable at all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
(j_j)
Offered
1980
f37!? infif
Principal
unJd 8 p.m. (EDST) on July
to
1
branches in Quebec, of the bank
jpgntioned in the loan procedure,
aqueduct and sewers bonds. Dated
1961
July 1
on
bids
i
inclusive.
terest
Que.
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
1
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
from
Aug. 1 for the purchase
1 from 1962 to 1980
P Of, 1 10
a°J Jf ^
construcfion bonds1 Dated Jul^T"
Wisconsin
as 4s. Due
on Aug.
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
City Comptroller, will
s®aled blds, ""tllt J
-....1,000
Columbia County (P. O. Portage),
Bond
Jacques Car-
(EDST) onQ 4 AOO 13 for the
July
M
0
,01
p.m.
I0" 1116 PUr~
—
chase of $115,000 industrial plant
construction bonds. Dated June 1,
I960. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
$280,000
Bond
Quebec,
Roxboro (P. O. 13 Commercial
Center), Que.
„
Channer Newman Securities Co.
Sch. Dist. No. 343
Credit
Canada,
on
Shef-
(P.O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Offering—L. R. Johnson,
du
Director of Finance, will receive building bonds offered on June 20 Inc., and Belang'er, Inc., as 5'/2s
sealed^bids unttl the aon. (CDST) -v^ 191. p. & Co., Ltd., awarded interest at a price of 97.76, a net
11 purchase of to Boisvert 2572-were as 5%s, and 6s, cost of about 6 18%.
July 12 for
1 from 1962 to 1975 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Aug.
June 13—v. 191,
on
2468—were awarded to a group
p.
v
The $128,000 sewer
—
bonds offered
of 95.751.
Beloit, Wisconsin
Bond
(PST) on
will receive
(PST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $45,000
VERMONT
general obligation, series A school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Canaan School
District, Vt.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Wvn
Oaring — Harold G. Principal and interest (F-A) paySobn
n' Secretary of the Board of able at the County Treasurer's of-
dred & Co
WISCONSIN
$150,000
of $680,general obligation 1960, series
(F-A)
Sale—The $700,000 bonds
Co.,
venue
Trempler,
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
County
Treasurer's
Bond
6c
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A.
clusive.
District (P. O.
Sandy City), Utah
awarded
j*y approved by Chapman & Cut^er» °* Chicago.
King County, Auburn School
District No. 408 (P. O.
Burcham
_
,
Bond Offering—DonatBrosseau,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Sandy Suburban Improvement
July 1 from 1961 to
Principal and in-
on
inclusive.
stuart & Co., Inc., Hornblower &
bonds offered
Burton & Co..
Due
1980
Weeks, Allan Blair & Co., and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, at a
price of 100.057, a net interest cost
of about 3.32%, as follows:
payable
(J-J)
interest
gality approved by
Blair, of Spokane.
p.
on June 20—v.
191,
2691—were awarded to Edward
until
at;the City Treasurer s^office^JLe-
and
July 20 for the purchase
Bond Sale—The
$32,000 general
obligation street improvement
bids
improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at all branches in Quebee, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure,
branches in Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure,
cipal
purchase of $1,750,000
general obligation bonds.
North Ogden City, Utah
500 village renewal
July 11 for the
on
receive
July 4 for the purchase of $44,-
on
,
courthouse bonds offered on June
191, p. 2572—were awarded
a
group composed of Halsey,
1
1960.^ Due on
1962 to 1977 inclusive. Prin-
from
for the
Dated July 1, 1960.
Due on July
1 from 1963 to 1990
inclusive. In¬
terest J-J.
1960.
™B1
rs.rcri
Clerk,
City
Spray,
sealed
(EDST)
Bernier,
will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
Paul R. Cho-
—
Treasurer,
Princeville, Quebec
receive sealed bids until 7 p.m. terest (J-J) payable at all branches
Bond Sale—The $133,500 aque¬
(EST) onjJuly 18 for the pur- in Quebec, of the bank mentioned
duct, sewers and fire protection
chase of $70,000 water revenue -n ^ j _ Drocedure
bonds offered on June 14—v. 191,
series A bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
Chibougamau, Que.
p.
2468—were awarded to The
Bue on July 1 from 1963 to 1994
»
Bond Sale—The $150,000 $ide- Placements
Kennebec,
Inc.,
as
inclusive. Principal and interest
(«"■'Payable at the Union Na- walk construction bonds offered 5V2s, at a price of 97.07,, a basis
tional Bank m Clarksburg Legal- on June 13—v. 191, p. 2468—were of about 5.92%,
'
Margaret
-
Village
purchase of $443,000 various town
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
W. Rit».
-
receive
8 p.m.
by the successful bidder. Legality
Chewelah, Wash.
.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July
E.
w.„.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1960 bonds.
_
Co.,
n
the
sealed
on July
the
sewer
&
of
purchase of $5,000,000
permanent university fund, series
21
Co? Ferris &
danger &
Overton
of
B. Hibbs &
Co.,
Georgia, Atlanta,
FafCassel7&rc?U|trader &° Co'
TEXAS
University
of
Bond Offering—Stanley
——r*
Trust
Bankers
Co., of New York, Goldman, Sachs
Ingen & Co., Inc., F. W. Craigie &
University of
will
County Country Club
(P. O. Clarksburg), W. Va.
1985.
June 21—v. 191,
2571 — were awarded to The
First National Bank of Memphis.
p
as
Harrison
Offering
Bond Offering—Gilbert
quette, Town Secretary-Treasurer,
Addition Public Service District
1,
Sale—The $203,000 school
Bond
| cy,
July
on
Beloeil, Quebec
Bond
July 1
on
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago, B. J. Van
bonds offered pn
[offered
Due
Shefelman, of Seattle.
WEST VIRGINIA
Other memoers 01 xne syndicate
members of the
&
Tullahoma, Tenn.
Yis.
as
&
1
from 1977 to 1984 inclusive.
360,000
viewed as a
is
3.70s. Due
as
July
on
Roberts
to 1976 inclusive.
1971
2,880,000
Due
3s.
as
from
solid growth in
There was
area
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
the loan
in
price of Procedure-
99.429.
Jan. 1, 2000.
on
offered
Ltd> 3S 5%S> at
»
bridge revenue bonds. Dated improvement
Jan.
and
sewer
1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
issue of $60,000
Sale—An
Bond
improvement
be received until 9 a.m. (PST) on
$°>000;P99 §en- July 20 for-the purchase of $30,-
__
acqueduct
bonds. Dated July
1>
.
o
i
j
U
J
ii
Bond r\ft
Offering—Sealed bids will
Norfolk, Va.
was
crnTiA
NfWA
rcvvM
Annapolis, Nova Scotia
1
59
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
11 for the purchase of
,
Juiy
$155,000
on
inclusive.
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
VIRGINIA
sealed
CANADA
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
&
durable goods was
The
Due
from 1967 to 1971
in
Palmer
4y2s.
as
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Dodge, of Boston.
S'°The'rapid recovery
er
(59)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
Dated April
f„S and *inished tabricfprod"
ptadts
.
did show up well in the
textile' 'products group. Principal and interest payable at
it
MPs
Number 5965
192
Ames & Co., Ltd.
St.
Bond
vey,
will
Joseph D*Alma, Que.
—
Emilien Har-
Offering
City
receive
Secretary-Treasurer
sealed bids until 8
Gingras,
(EDST) on July 12 for the
purchase
of
$45,000 < acqueduct
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on.
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
July 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
.Orsainville Parish (P. O. 168 1st
Ave., Orsainville), Que.
Bond Offering—Robert
pan.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at all branches in Quebec, of
the
bank
mentioned
in
as
a
5%s and 6s, at a price of 98.79,
net interest cost of about
St. Vincent-de-Paul, Que.
Bond
sewer,
Lambert,
Que.
ous
•
Sale—The
$340,000
as
1971 to
vari¬
improvement bonds of¬
Bond Sale—The $225,000 water fered on June 14—v. 191, p. 2468
—were
awarded to a syndicate
and
St.
on
,
July 1
were
Inc.,
as
6s. Due on July 1 from
1975 inclusive.
syndicate
follows: Gaston Laurent,
McNeil,
Mantha,
Inc.,
La
Banque Provinciale Corporation de Prets de Quebec,
works bonds offered on June 13—
du Canada, at a price of 97.42, a Durocher, Rodrigue & Co., Ltd.,
v.
191, p. 2468—were awarded to
J. E. Laflamme, Ltd., and Grenier,
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and net interest cost of about 6.22%,
Ruel & Co., Inc.
as follows:
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Ltd., jointly,
headed by the
"i®**^
::-**** *.?* JJ
St. Vincent
=
branches
de Paul School
Offering
Bond
Roland Ber¬
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
nard,/
sealed
receive
(EDST) on July 6 for
chase
and
1961
$950,000 school building
of
improvement
to
1980
and interest
Dated
July 1 from
bonds.
1960. Due on
June 1,
the pur¬
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at all
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Quebec, of the bank
the loan procedure.
in
Thetford Mines, Que.
Sale—The $235,000
will
until 8 p.m.
bids
in
mentioned
Commission, Que.
inclusive.
Other members of the
town
sidewalks and paving
5Vis. .Due
from 1961 to 1970
206,000
the loan
procedure.
$134,000 as
6.09%.
Bond
bonds offered
p.
on
cate
composed
of
water
June 23—v.
2572—were awarded to
a
191,
syndi¬
Belanger, Inc.,
Credit
Quebeb, Morgan Ostiguy &
Hudon, Ltd., W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
Ltd., and La Banque Canadienne
Nationale,
96.54,
a
as 5 Vis, at a price of
basis of about 5.96%.
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