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ESTABLISHED 18 39
Volume
RegJu^JP^t. Otfii
New York
5959
Number
191
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, June 13, 1960
$1.25
In
Copy
a
Sections
2
—
Section 1
■■
General Corporation and Investment News
IP!
RAILROAD
Northrop
Industries
Aerotec
"T
Industries,
Aerotec
Inc.
below.
'
-
Offices
entity
this
of
Boulevard,
Sepulveda
5333
at
remain
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange___
Boston Stock Exchange—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange—
Culver
In the states of California, New Mexico and Arizona, Aerotec
Industries of California handles manufactured products of the Aircraft
components.
level
devices,
"
detection
ice
switches,
pressure
of
...
and
switches
'
'
states
Washington,
of
-
-
—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
Idaho; Nevada, California and
Arizona, Aerotec Industries of California handles products manufac¬
tured by The Aerotherm Division of Aerotec Industries, Inc., including
aircraft passenger and crew seats for commercial airlines and Govern¬
ment use.—V. 190, p. 1173.
7 the
In
——
—
nuclear
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7
Oregon,
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
7 Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
.
Montreal Stock Exchange
_
—
Canadian Stock Exchange
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Wiggins,
Development, Inc.,
" 77'V..;
V:7.:.
Research
Agricultural
,.
Toronto
corporation
May
on
filed
23
York
New
for
contract
City
Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
Kidder,
15
27
31
36
36
36
36
38
—
—
Walston
J.
American Stock
Exchange..
—
Two
A.,
a
A.
39
39
delivered in 1952, and the fourth is
1953. •
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.r
Brown, President, said the new contract has
7 ,29,250-tonner,
completed
W.
S.
v
i
Straus,
only
a
routed
■
*
35
'
increasing
an
past
six
Lines.
Moore-McCormack
Some
of
these
International
bookings,
■
installations
Hi-Press
for more
has
500
handled
be
States
for
foreign
Textron
Air
contract
from
the
*
Department's
is
development
of
the
advanced
portable
System—.— 48
—
by
7
underway,- with
F.
production scheduled to begin
the company's President, stated.
Schirtzinger,
utilization of the units is
Air
Logistics
is
planned by
active
in
the
engine test
in September,
He
said
Electronics,
The
on
company
mobile
of
to
In
7.
service
the
Calif.,
the
source
of
world-wide
No
to
common stock ,(par $1)
the public; 36,350 shares
underwriting is involved.
proceeds
be
to
are
of the
used
for
account
capital
and
part to be
company.
demonstrations
Mirainar
at
Naval
Air
controlled
Station, San
up
to 33,000 pounds of thrust, the release stated.
Aldens, Inc.
—
Private Placement
—
business
;
The company re¬
1976, to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
The
mail
credit
„
sales,
during
To
-
order firm said it will use funds to finance increasing
which are running at 50% of volume compared with 39%
the prior fiscal year.
.date.in
'
sales
are
16%
^-7 '
„
the current fiscal year, which
higher than a year ago. -
,
began
7
Feb.
.
7
1,'Aldens*
"
and
Sales;
,
.
—V.
191,
p.
2085.
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being
61,690
'
*
.
-
;
Inc.—Earnings Forecast
incorporated
company's
feel that
in
conducts
a
chain, operating
markets located
food
wholesale
and
institutional
an
grocery
business.
CAPITALIZATION-r-Capitalization to be outstanding upon completion
of
the
sale
of - the
additional
common
shares
and
certain
other
financing
of
steps * will consist of $2,963,497
stock of $2.50 par value.
of
debt and
734,928
shares
common
the. eight
EARNINGS—For
$36,305,225
$29,139,079
and
and
net
preceding year;DIVIDENDS—In
-~
of
months ended Jan. 2, 1960 net sales
$602,794 . compared with sales of
for the corresponding period of-the
$504,822
7.
-
the
past
the
company
in
retained
earnings
and
American
1
May 24.
stockholders
Biltrite
at
the
annual
the real results of present progress and expansion will
and 1962 when we expect to increase our sales by
more."
1959
were
$70.3
million,
increase
an
of
18.1%
over
the
year.
June
and
directors of the company
were
30.
said that he expected 1960 would be "another good
with profits above the $3 million, or $2.13 per share, figures of
will be the result," he said, "of Increased business in the
second half after first half sales slightly under the comparable period
last year."
:
'
He told stockholders that the company had increased its research and
development program substantially and referred to first quarter earn¬
ings of $641,886 and sales of $17,847,243—both new first quarter highs
—as
"remarkable in view of general business conditions."
Bernstein
Mr.
year,"
1959.
"This
.
to expansion by the company,
Mr.
ih
Bernstein said:
"Presently, we are putting up new plants in Ripley, Miss., and
Hohenwald, Tenn., and we are occupying additional plant facilities-In
i
Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.
"We recently opened a new chemical plant in Conway, N. C., and
expanded our plant in Wilmington, Mass.
V
"In addition, we recently acquired the National Shoe Products Corp.,
Framingham, Mass., which we expect to eventually make an important
contribution to our earnings."
if;
Trenton,
and
Biltrite, with headquarters In Chelsea,
American
the
J.,
N.
i
i
i
company
of
its
5y4%
team,
of
headed
to
by
be
522
Uk
Football Team of Bos¬
\
Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston,
filed
a
registration
i
covering 120,000 shares of common
sale through an underwriting group,
the SEC on June 3
offered
Estabrook
for
public
& Co.,
R.
fa
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American League Professional
This
i
V
called for redemption on Aug. 12, next,- 3,500
cumulative prior preferred stock at $100 per share,
ton, Inc.—Registers—
statement with
i
has
plus accrued dividends.—V. 190, p. 457,
tu
i!
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Partial Redemp.
The
fi
•? !■
Mass., is said to be
largest nontire rubber company in the world.—V. 191, p. 2197.
F.
L.
Day, and White, Weld
underwriting terms are to be
S:
I
Moseley & Co., Tucker, Anthony <fe"
& Co. The
supplied by
.
public offering
amendment.
price
and
/ <
organized under Massachusetts law on March 2,
1960, for the purpose of organizing and operating a professional foot-*
ball
team
in Boston
under a franchise
from
the newly organized
company
American
was
League. According to the prospectus, each of the
in this League is scheduled to play 14 games during the
League in November 1959 granted to William
Football
eight teams
has
told
the company, on
re-elected and imme¬
diately after the annual meeting, the board declared a regular quarterly
dividend of 20 cents a share, payable July 15 to stockholders of record
The
net -income
of
1961
or
officers
shares
1939.
retail
American
the Hotel Continental:
at
million
All
1955, is the successor
and a supermarket
in
for
President
Bernstein
previous
the next two years has
Biltrite Rubber Co., Inc., by Matirice J.
increase of $10 million or more over
shown
business originating in 1923
'
were
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$9,280,061' $7,540,799 $37,689,549 $32,338,582'
1,800
1,800
1,800
corporation for the three months ended March 31,
an increase of 9%
over sales of $12,721,000 in
this
predicted
stock,
.
.
j.TV.r;7 ii
sales
Period, End.: May 31—
from
are
remaining
company,
grocery
dating
The
under the name "Big
Apple" consists of 46 super
in and within a 120
mile radius of Atlanta, Ga. where the company maintains its offices,
warehouses
and
other facilities.
In addition to its retail business
the company processes preserves, jellies, mayonnaise and salad dressing
for sale
in its
own
markets and to other food stores and chains,
The
ceived $2,500,000 in financing funds through sale of notes,
due
shares
selling stockholder.
to a wholesale
It tests engines
.
a
BUSINESS—The
power
plants as Pratt & Whitney's J-57 and the Allison J-71.
Stock Offered—Kid¬
marketed for the account
shares are being sold
for the company's account and the proceeds of this transaction with
other proceeds from a financing program will be used to retire in¬
debtedness amounting to $1,800,000 incurred to finance store operations
and expansion of store and warehouse facilities.
of
Diego,
huge jet
such
Foods, Inc.—Common
PROCEEDS —168,310
inter¬
trouble.
mobile system scientifically
sales
"We
be
$10
der, Peabody & Co. and associates offered for public sale
on June 8, 230,000 shares of Alterman Foods, Inc. com¬
mon stock priced at $16 per share.
Designated Model NER-3, the automated system electronically moni¬
tors engines under test, shuts them down in event of malfunctioning
discloses
700
700
700
Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
of
Referring
changeable trailer ground support systems for aircraft and missiles.
and
Inc.^—1—
American Biltrite Rubber Co,
below.
Inc.
of
offered
be
Alterman
system
Joseph
and
May, Inc
Christensen,
&
Chisholm & Co., Inc..„___'_——.
-Dividends—
May 24 filed a letter of
shares
108,452
are
paid In surplus
the Navy's air arm.
development
.
48
notification with the SEC
of which 50,000
for subscription
by stockholders of class B stock of the company in exchange for an
equal amount of common stock; and 22,102 shares to stockholders of
Western
International Life Co.
in exchange for the stock
of that
company, as follows: To the public, $3 per share; to stockholders of
Allservice, $1 per share and to stockholders of Western,
$2.80 per
•The
covering
shares
Bureau
jet
Co—.
$1.22 per share on the same number of shares.
provision for Federal income taxes was required in either year.
reduction in earnings in the first quarter was due, "primarily
to less profitable operations in the Textile Division and to unusual
expenses incurred in accelerating construction of a new bowling ball
plant."—V. 191, p. 1317.
Weapons to
Final
&
to 40 cents per share on the 615,850 shares of common
currently outstanding. Earnings in the comparable period a year
Sales
of
develop and manufacture mobile ground support units for
the electronic testing of jet power plants prior to their installation in
Navy aircraft, was announced on May 31 by Air Logistics, Inc.
Navy:
1,800
1,800
700
Pill
I.¬
^
The
Springs, Colo.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
topping 5,500,000
Logistics, Inc.—Receives Contract—
$1,500,000
700
Co
f .-H
No
Allservice Life Insurance Co., Colorado
share.
A
,
i
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were
ago
Allegany Instrument Co.—Acquires—
See
the
shipyards
—
Inc
ji
equal
stock
Mr.
7
in
Inc
Co.,
,
quarter earnings this year were $259,335 as against $787,321
first three months of 1959. Earnings for the three-month period
meeting
installed this system, or has
deadweight tons.
already
ships,
United
7, 7 7 7
,
will
which
than
in the
the
A
number
construction
under
now
-
2,000
2,000
1,300
1,300
1,300
1,300
1,100
1,100
$13,868,000,
Bernstein,
tankers brought total contracts booked by the
firm in
months to 28 vessels, including seven combination cargo-
ships
passenger
sales
were
been
■
Mobil
The
the
&
I
'
—
of inquiries from opera¬
tors of ships
not now have air conditioning. He noted that
air
conditioned
ships are attracting the "better crews," have con¬
siderably
less
turnover of
personnel per voyage, and show fewer
"missed sailings" by crew members, particularly in tropical ports.
reported
which do
Durst,
&
m
7.300
.
Co
&
m
%
5,500
5,500
5,500
3,700
3,700
3,700
3,700
2,900
2,900
...
...
$|!j
<
7,300
2.000
~
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:
the first quarter of 1959.
to
Brown
Mr.
Co., Inc
Writer
Amerace
1960
system
compared
&
Varnedoe,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
The Course of Bank Clearings—-..:
47
can be erected with significant savings in ipanhours,
conventional systems, and poses fewer operational and
maintenance
problems. It is particularly suited for tankers because
of its
fire-safety features. Once the Hi-Press system is shut down,
flames cannot travel through the small-diameter piping,
as it often
does through ductwork, and even smoke damage is greatly minimized."
Hi-Press
&
Evans
E.
Peters,
35
Combined Condition Statement of Federal'
7....L.
Co—
Eichler
A.
Howard
were
Reserve Banks
&
First Southeastern
in
,
7,300
2,700
;
Blosser & McDowell
Fairman
^Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Hi-Press
;
2.700
Waggoner
&
Wagenseller
Payable..11
Foreign Exchange Rates————48
system overcomes this obstacle because It requires
fraction of the space needed by ductwork,. and often can be
alongside present utility and service lines. Furthermore, the
"The
f
i
Hirshberg, Inc
Clement
and Investment News..
1
City Bond Offerings..
———
55
Federal Reserve
1.
Co
8,800
8,800
8,800
Granbery, Marache & Co
.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co._.
-Dividends Declared and
problems when- attempts are made to install conventional low-pressure
ductwork systems. The latter, he said, require considerable space, and
in some ships this
would mean the lowering of deck heights to undesirable, and in some cases, non-permissible levels.
•
5
•;
&
Bateman,
State and
"special signifi-
hundred
...
8,800
2,700
—
Inc.—
Co.,
Kidder
39
40
41
44
General Corporation
because
cance
M.
First
30,000-tonner
a
in
Co.—
&
Hammill & Co.
&
1II
8,800
3,200
3,200
3,200
Co.
Neal
Norris
Miscellaneous Features
a
it points the way to the air conditioning of several
presently-existihg vessels by use of the unique, sjpace-saving,
high-velocity, small-diameter pipe Hi-Press system."
He explained that most vessels without air conditioning pose special
t
F.
Net
*
,
&
Hutton
E.
May 31 announced receipt of a
of "four existing tankers for Mobil
subsidiary of Socony Mobil Oil Co, .;
.1
of the tankers are 19,250-tonners, built in 1939, the third is
S.
Co.,
duPont
20,410
18,300
17,600'
3,200
,
Co.—..
Courts & Co
Wyatt,
the
7,590
6,700
6,400
Inc
—
&
Bradford &
C.
Co.,
&
Co
Co
I.
Shearson,
SEC Index of Stock Prices..—35
Transactions
if!'!
selling ;
stockholder
the
company
Noel
Goodbody
Averages—35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..—
Inc.—Contract—
&
Francis
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
National
&
Alstyne,
Bach
From
From
■
.
3,200
Peabody
Wertheim
Van
'
Tankers
■
Underwriter
on
conditioning
air
the
company
—I
Exchange
Exchange—Curb Section.
Over-the-Counter
a
Air Conditioning of America
This
Stock
Toronto Stock
.;7.
.
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 120,000 shares of common stock
(par five cents) to be
offered at $2.50 per share, through Ladet & Co., Inc.,
Denver, Colo.
The
proceeds
are
to be used for the construction of buildings,
purchase of equipment and working capital.—V. 191, p. 501.
The
•
-
45
:
_
Colo.—Files With SEC—
of the
share,
have
,
Exchange
..
Aerotec Industries, Inc., including composite
disconnects, regulating valves, flow-Indicators, vent and solenoid valves,
Division
below
named
,
New York Stock Exchange
City, Cal.
Equipment
..,
PAGE
New York Stock
It
dividend
the Underwriting Agreement, the underwriters
severally agreed to purchase from the company
and
the selling stockholder, respectively, the numbers of shares of
common stock set forth below opposite their respective names.
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/
—■iiwiiuKiniriiiii
"
...
-
at
1
California.
of
Industries
Aerotec
June
on
.i
is the intention
of. 20 cents per
stock.
common
initial
an
1960.
1,
Stock and Bond Quotations
the executive offices of
Aerotec"Industries, Inc., in Greenwich, Conn., states that the name
of
Thermix
California, -Inc.,
a
wholly
owned
subsidiary organized
under
California
laws in June
1954,
has been formally changed to
made
announcement
L_.-I.
.
Inc.—Changes Name of Sub.—
Aerotec Industries,
An
II
Aug.
UNDERWRITERS—In
In This Issue
California—New Name—
the
on
declare
to
payable
IJI
See
dividends
no
directors
; •
of
MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE
•
paid
below.
Corp.,
INDUSTRIAL
•
Co—Acquired—
Acme Metal Molding
See
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
■
1960 football season. The
■
"
'-In
Sullivan,
H.
ferred
The
was
company
Saoan
and Lous
manager,
heaa coach.»
as
The
Aug.
The
lists
prospectus
has
company
See
held in equal
par,
Keystone
-
■'
100,000
signing
solidated
of
of
Consolidated
is
the
for
embossed
country's
largest
.manufacturer
cylinders
materials
as
of
the
Consolidated's
products
industry and applicator
laminating processes. !
The
,
patterns
all
and,
of
under
John
from
is
Grand
furniture,
field
of
room
said
and
The
this
cloth for
American
cylinders
See
Canada—
room
furniture.
the company
^
and
continue
under
operations,
to
direction
the
to
2086.
p.
year,
according
will
to
the
institutional
of
enter
his
firm
is
program"
be
given
Seating
June
a
the
Picker
6
an¬
revolutionary
a
and industrial fields,—V. 191, p. 2302.
copy
two-year
made
and
new
that
project
this
"without
fact
study
which
especially
that
the
a
has
to
stock
request
which
prohibited
were
transferred
the
of
1,
the
.
time
in
of
turn,
affiliated
hearing
a
1959.
was
by
the
$10
by
Carter
to
Company
of
the
the
sale
Act
unless
;
,
by
applicant
Atlantic
the
fered
—
Hutzler
result
Coast
A
Line
group
offered
approval
engineering
of
the
RR.
Co.
managed
for
public
Interstate
'
■
28-Day Visible Supply
as
Total
an
.
Equipment Trusts Of¬
by Salomon Brothers &
sale on June 8, subject to
Commerce Commission, an
1957 record
13,
A
The
amount.
and
of
not
Furthermore,
offering,
owned
sold
by
and
as
without
and
required.
the
by
use
of
u§e
Monarch Oil's notification and
lease
a
disclose
to
securities
Regulation,
misleading
concerning
claims,
its
the
Commission
the order,
false
were
information
mining
the
with
filed
according to
circular
disclose
to
unpatented
and
required
circular
offering
material
offered
Oil
Monarch
f2)
the
sales
-
an
in
of
respect
of
some
interest
in
of
its
the
failure
company's
certain
property
the company, and to reflect a contingent liability arising
sal,e of securities in violation of the Securities Act registration
requirement; and with respect to the statement that the entire proceeds
of the offering would be used primarily to repay prior purchasers of
from
by
the
preorganization
certificates
in
sold
violation
of
the
said
Act.—v.
190,
i
867.
p.
Automate Cafeterias for Industry, Inc., Dover, Del.—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
fered
at
The
p.
$3
on
May
42,200 shares
per
proceeds
filed
31
of
common
share through Richard
to
are
be
letter
a
used
for
stock
Gray
Commission—
of
notification
(par
Co.,
10
cents)
with
the
to
of¬
New York, N.
be
Y.
general corporate purposes.—V. 189,
2346.
that the
year
will
high of $37 million—if it
come
to
$36,850,000.
proves out—and
This
will be about
capital spending holding up may be the bullish
underlying the recent stock market resurgency. While this is a happy omen
for the economy, it does not
necessarily mean that after the June corporate financing
there will be records broken in the
way of new issue
plant-equipment expenditures
utility industry as a whole.
$1,210,180,000
Corporate
TotaL
*
It does, however, include the White,
Weld & Co. underwriting of $80 million in bonds—not
counting
stock—for Liberian Iron Ore Ltd., and Liberian American-Swed¬
is not covered in the calendar) came to $407,468,000, of which $355,726,000
bonds and long-term notes.
Municipals sold in the same week totaled
$180,696,213. All in all, this June's performance looks as though flotations will
exceed those for the June high in 1959.
1
course,
in
Compared
to last week's new issue calendar, the dollar volume of forthcoming
approximately the same as recorded last week except that a shift in the
composition shows corporates declining from $713 million to $565 million and Statemunicipals increasing from $538 million to $644 million.
is
INTERVAL
According to the head of the SEC the time interval to clear registration statements
is now 40 days. Recalling what it was two
years ago, Mr. Edward N. Gadsby doubted
his agency will get back to 24 days, let alone the 21 days prior to that time. At best
the Chairman hopes for 35 days' average time in the year ahead.
Complicating the
SEC process is the claimed shortage of personnel at a time when new issues comprise
50% of total registrations compared to 28% two years ago. The firms that are new to
the registration process are said to be taking up the time of the SEC's staff.
Mr.
Gadsby would like a larger appropriation in order to increase his staff.
NEW
ISSUE
breakdown in the next four weeks of
FLOAT
what
A great deal of the
with the exception of
the
the
FINANCING AHEAD
Total
Stocks
Corporates
$78,968,450
61,337,500
50,051,290
31,950,000
$343,357,900
$222,307,240
Total of
*Municipals
$170,193,450 t$176,834,000
119,712,500
$314,256,000
161,309,190
151,925,000
114,450,000
1,500,000
$565,665,140
Both
Financings
$347,027,450
433,968,500
313,234,190
115,950,000
$644,515,000 $1,210,180,140
more.
or
Co.; Halsey Stuart & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and W. H. Morton & Co. for
around June 21.
Additions to the Chronicle's calendar that took place this week
ending June 9 in the
form of corporates come to $115,437,000 (bonds
$94 million, and stocks $21,437,000)
and in tax-exempts $232,539,000. Corporate sales in the same week
(June 2 through
June 8) which includes private placements as well as public
offerings (the latter, of
obtained from private and public sources
______
$1 million
Read &
Liberia, which is expected June 28.
UNDERLYING
financing.
sources
f Excludes Syracuse, N. Y. notes for $8,250,000 on June 15 and Rochester, N. Y.
$6,164,875 notes on July 6.
$ Includes $100 million N. Y. State Power Authority negotiated offering by Dillon,
ing and private placement.
CLEARANCE
8.
5-July
MUNICIPAL
$91,225,000
58,375,000
111,257,900
82,500,000
1.
July
These figures do not include the TV A Fall bond issue
of $50
million nor the Trans World Airline's $290 million
public offer-*
REGISTRATION
from internal
Corporate
Bonds
$1,948,482,000
ish Minerals Co. of Moravia,
comes
CORPORATE AND
June27-July
*
for
capital looks like at this time—quantitatively viewed. The assumptions made are
that the sales dates will be met, and that economic and capital market conditions will
change significantly in either direction. Most of the data are conservatively
estimated even though it looks as though capital financing plans will materialize
quite close to the SEC and Department of Commerce estimates made earlier this
year; The June 8th release from the SEC-Department of Commerce reports the first
quarter plant-equipment spending at an annual rate at $35 million,: second quarter
■.
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LARGER
\
ISSUES
;
IN
THE
■
CALENDAR
Among the larger forthcoming issues for the period June
13-July 8 there are:
Week of June 13: 335,880 shares of
Aid, Inc. common; 298,204 shares of Coca-Cola
Bottling Co.,N. Y.,Jnc. common; $50 million Consolidated Edison Co. N. Y. bonds;
410,206 shares' of Brush Beryllium Co. common; 60,000 shares of
Harnischfeger Corp.
preferred; $3 million debentures and $5 million bonds of Savannah Electric & Power
Co.; and in municipals—$30 million Kentucky; $25 million
Michigan; $15 million
Milwaukee, Wise.; $5 million Pasadena City Jr. College
District, Calif ; $10 million
Philadelphia School District, Pa.; $5,633,000 University of Illinois Board of Trustees,
111.; $5 million Mississippi; $17 million Puerto Rico; $28,880,000 Connecticut.
v";
Week of June 20: $6 million
Farrington Mfg. Co. debentures; $12 million Southern
Union Gas Co. debentures; 150,000 shares of common
and $20 million notes of James
Talcott, Inc.; 400,000 shares of Electrada Corp. common; $10 million Oslo (City of)
Norway bonds; 750,000 shares of Harvey Aluminum, Inc.
common; $8.3 million Miles
Laboratories, Inc. debentures; 60,000 shares of Northwest Natural Gas Co.
preferred;
and in municipals—$5 million
Maricopa County School District No. 210, Arizona;
$13,487,000 State of Maryland; $50 million
Alabama; $4,925,000 Nashville, Tenn,;
$100 million New York State Power Authority, N. Y.;
$9 million Norfolk, Virginia;
$15 million Ohio; $62 million Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation
District, Calif.; $6.6
million Anaheim, Calif.; Maryland State Roads
Commission, Md. $20 million.
Week of June 27,:
$10 million Franklin Corporation common; 100,000 shares of
Garrett
Corporation common; 300,000 shares of Hamilton
Cosco,
Incorporated
common;, 210,045
shares, of Obear-Nester Glass Company common; $6,657,900
Bausch & Lomb
in order
demand
not
Aug.
to
in
$37 million and the expectation is
June 20-June 24.
*$1,252,237,000
696,245,000
weekly
on
provides a conditional exemption ffrom registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
Commission's order
asserts
that Auto Lube
and
Monarch Oil failed to comply with certain conditions of the Regulation
in
that
(li
Auto Lube failed
to cooperate with
the Commission in
connection
with
an
inquiry
concerning its proposed stock offering
Regulation
respect
with
Files With Securities and Exchange
June 13-June 17.
644,515,000
a
•
filed
shares at $1 per share.
of 250,000 common
$4.3 million above that recorded for 1959.
from June 13 On
$565,665,000
provide
Monarch Oil & Uranium Corp^, Denver, Colorado.
Offering pursuant to Regulation A notification filed in May 1955,
of 600,000 common shares at 8c per share."
applicant was
exemption order
will match the
follows:
Municipals
to
Auto Lube, Inc., Las Vegas, Nevada.
Offering pursuant to Regulation A notification
|
Corporates
are
secu¬
•>
<
(b)
—
at
under
offerings of
factor
weeks ahead for issues with tentative calendar dates is
BULLISHNESS
of
registration
The combination of easier credit and
demand for capital.
The data for the table below
pur¬
company.
public
the
In the week
commencing June 13, approximately $91 million in corporate bonds and
$79 million in preferreds and common stock, and $176.8 million in
municipals of
$1 million and larger denominations are scheduled. The summary total for the four
issues
shares,
affiliate
an
enable
municipal financing just completed hardly perturbs
of June 13-17 promises continued strong activity.
In fact this prognosis fits the
28-day visible supply picture for both municipals and
corporates. Furthermore, the backlog of issues with tentative dates set shows
every
were
applicant
other
to
was
to
transaction
by
216,349
balance
Carter
affiliate
the
Of
the
shares,
The
sold
from
respect, to
following:
the
by
has issued orders tempo¬
exemptions
A
with
.
(a)
securities.
549,383
were
Carter.
and
relationship,
Commission.
;to
share.
per
shares
transaction,
an
voting
latter's
amounting
at
216,349
acquired
the
An active week of corporate and
the week coming up. The week
Total of both——
thereon.
since Nov. 5, 1958. The applicant
persons agreed to sell all their
end
holdings,
by the Investment
granted
the
of Republic
purchasers
July
of
more
By SIDNEY BROWN
eager
1960,
corporations
shares
were
At
or
director
other
six
249,383
Because
is
5%
common
and
Republic,
came as the
research
and
as
1933
of
Act
Commission
Exchange
Regulation
suspending
Securities
rities
\
July
on
consummated
121,349
inhibitions."
longtime
indicated
will
and
Securities
The
rarily
.
company
until June 21,
other
seventeen
chasers.
hospital
said
below.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
an
,
Inc.—Suspended—
Auto Lube,
v
company
sale
represented
Carter
was
time.
nurse
Corp.,
investment
persons
the
Republic
to bring hospital patient
developments in medical practice.
problems as patient safety,
mechanical maintenance, mobility,
of
York
applicant
Act
and
into
such
outgrowth
of
American
Seating's
development in institutional furniture—and
indication of
,
Electrical Industries Ltd.—Agreement—
X-Ray
New
which
intended
to
VerMeulen
approach the
intensive
the office
Carter has been
"going full scale
H.
of
purchase
the
part
seeks an order retroactively exempting from
1, 1959, to Victor M. Carter of Republic
Pictures
Corp.
common
stock.
According
to the application, ; as of
July 1, 1959, the applicant owned 216,349 shares of Republic common
i
The decision to enter the hospital field, he revealed,
an
in
which is located in Newton, New Jersey, is principally
sensitizing and sale of photographic papers, film and
in
use
interested
Products—
"logical
of
finance
will
sale
applied to the SEC for
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect
a
prior stock sale; and the Commission has issued an order giving
an
has
Mr.
and
Co.
Associated Motion Picture Industries, Inc.—Seeks Order
operating tables during
provided chairs and pews for hospital waiting
rooms,
surgical
amphitheaters,
auditoriums
and
chapels
for
many
years,
it has not until now applied its specialized skills to patient
I
&
unsuo-
under¬
Riter & Co.
from
Pressprich
W.
the
Associated
design
VerMeulen, President.
M.
savings, ease of cleaning and
patient self-care
and
conservation
War
the
the
in
This
191,
space
World
R.
rights. The 32 shares of
tlie-company by an
of
purchased
by
customers
and
decentralized
of
will
to date with latest
will
of
company,
engaged
government of Iran.
Co.—New
furniture
design
emphasis
Although
Mexico
Mich., company, manufacturer
organized a new hospital division and
facilities up
room
engraved
important
to
countries,
whereby
Rapids,
has
headed
the acquisition
The new subsidiary, currently operating at an annual
volume in excess of $2.5
million, adds a substantial manufacturing
capability to the electronics research and engineering activities of the
parent company and its other subsidiaries. - -Terms of . the acquisition
were not disclosed.—V„ 191, P1107.
:
v
;
N.
chester,
purposes.
The
patient
engineering
system
which
sold
policy
Division
Seating
VerMeulen
Special
the
to
President.—V.
nouncement by James
Mr.
American
contract,
Ladley,
American
The
patented
a
film
South
Engravers
F.
announced
headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia, has
of Northeasvern Engineering, Inc., of Man¬
with
corporation,
1959,
America-Marietta's
Consolidated
of
the
film
recent
a
Following
for
onto
larger
Research Corp.—Acquires—
Atlantic
'
cylinders for the packaging
metering of adhesives used in
Photo-engraving
the
rate
gravure
developed
transferred
are
produced.
are
in
rolls
also
has
company
are
be
to
are
4%%
coupon
Drexel & Co., Eastman Dillon,
V. 191, p. 2411,
are:
group
the
for a similar
'
.
Stroud & Co. Inc.
Securities & Co.,
This
the
photo copy section of the photo records division of Sperry Rand Cor¬
poration's Remington Rand Division.
Proceeds also will be used to
retire short-term bank loans, for working capital and general corpo¬
engraved
of
group
Proceeds
printing of textile fabrics. It also produces steel
for decorative and functional imprinting of such
plastics,' vinyl^ paper, rubber and coated fabrics. Other
cylinders
;
^
Corp.—Offering Completed—
exercise
the
upon
stock
writing
under which the business of Con¬
Charlotte, N. C., will become a division
Company
was
announced
on
June
7.
America-Marietta
for
scribed
of
Inc.
the
of
members
Other
corporation announced on June 8 the completion of its offering
146,555 shares of
additional common' stock to its shareholders.
the shares offered,
146,523 shares, or 99.978%
of the total, were
Of
agreement
an
Engravers,
^
4%%
'
.
The
of
Sullivan and nine other Directors.
Mr.
amounts by
American-Marietta Go.—Acquires—
The
Co., below.
Camera
Anken Chemical & Film
subscribed
*"
of America—Acquired—
Corp.
4
<
•
,
Sullivan as President and a Director. The
shares of class A common stock, $1
Mr.
outstanding
,,
Union
Amplifier
'
-
•
operations.
for
will be
study,
98.129.
of
naming
group
coupon.
presently under¬
time the method of distribution,
announced.—V. 190, p. 2038.
which
at
29,
Coast Line Railroad
$4,665,000 Atlantic
tendered a high bid of 98.1437%
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. tendered a bid
The
at
*
working, capital
the
incorporated in a full line of patient room furniture to be unveiled ;
the American Hospital Association convention in San Francisco on ■
games-.of
of
Monday, June 13, 1960
. . .
equipment trust certificates. The certificates, to mature
$311,000 each July 15 from 1961 to 1975 were offered at
prices to yield from 4.40% for the July 15, 1961, maturi¬
ties out to 4.80% on July 15, 1975. They are non-callable.
•
reach of registered nurses, yielded specifications for new
which would "offer more comfort for the patient and less .•
for the attending doctor and nurse."
These are' now being
difficulty
for
detailed
such
included
which
studies,
„*"•
• *■.
measurements as
*
issue
imagination and in¬
more
and
equipment
net
furniture badly needs
changed conditions."
hospital
meet
to
height
•
proceeds of this offering $125,000 will, be used to pay
certain- improvements to Boston University Field, where the home
the company (the "Patriots") will be played, so as to in¬
crease-' the
seating capacity from 17,000 to not less than 20,000, in¬
creased lighting for night games and other additional faciltiies.
The
balance ofVthe proceeds
together with gate receipts from exhibition
and
regular season games, receipts from the sale of television and
radio
rights, programs
and concession sales,
and $250,000 received
through stock subscriptions from the original subscribers, will be used
by- the Patriots to pay the organization
expenses and to provide
the
Of
genuity
organized by Mr, Sullivan and
has signed Edward McKeever as gen¬
which
modern
of
for Boston which was later trans¬
League franchise
a
company,
associates.
certain
eral
Jr.,
the
to
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
Inc.
debentures; $25 million Tampa Electric Co. bonds; $10 million
& Gas Co.
bonds; and in municipals—El Paso Independent
School District, and El Paso, Texas $9 million.
■».
Central Illinois Electric
Week
of July ,5: $50 million Illinois Bell Telephone Co. bonds'
$5 million preferred
$5 million bonds,pf Gulf Power Co.; $24 million debentures
Mississippi River
Fuel Corp., 243,600.shares of Laclede Gas Co.
common and in
and
■
addition, later on,
July 11, will accept bids for $10 million in
bonds; and in municipals—$1.5 million
Orleans Levee District, Louisiana.
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June'
9, I960
■*
v
Number 5959
Volume 191
income
six
the
for
ended March
months
equal to 61 cents per share based on an average of 840,000 shares
outstanding for
the period,
Davre
J.
Davidson, President of the
vending operating company, disclosed on June 10 in the first semi¬
annual report mailed to shareholders.
Sales for the six month period amounted to $13,810,149.
As a result
of internal growth and recent mergers, current sales are running at
an
annual rate in excess of $35,000,000, Mr. Davidson stated.
The report noted that no direct comparison with sales and earnings
for the similar period in 1959 can be made since a number of divisions
were
not
operating within A.R.A. at that time.
However, it added
that
both
revenues
and
net
income per
share for the current six
.
•
each
a
dustrial
which
will
Vendors,
will
become
further
"To
with
.mergers
:
the firm
V:-C.!-',.'-
declared.
•
' X;T;.Tx;. T
with corporate headquarters in Los Angeles, is now operating
in
12
states—California,. Illinois,
Michigan,
Ohio,
Iowa,
Indiana,
Wisconsin,; Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Oklahoma and
Arkansas.—V. 191, p. 1665.'
''
Or-'v.'. ■/• v T
,
A.R.A.,
.
zation
officer
an
director
the
of
and
company
for
group,
a
In
offered
10
June
on
underwriting syndicate which
an
V'
'V,\;
v
issue of $25,1)00,000
an
realized
of the com¬
.the
first refunding mortgage sinking fund bonds,
4%% series, due June 1, 1980, at 101.302% and accrued
pany's
He
X
company
struction
to
expected
V
REDEMPTION—The
fund
each
in
,,
*Deeds
y
191,
Portland,
exemption
an
banks
Maine,-investment company, has applied to the SEC
order under the Investment Company Act; and the
an order
giving interested persons until June
banks
'.eligible
v$100
trust companies at the initial offering price of
without any sales load.. The fund seeks an exemption
present Board of Directors to serve until the
shareholders; (b) to provide an exemption
rules; and (3) To provide an exemption
from the Securities Act registration requirement in the
offering and
sale of shares to eligible banks and trust companies in Maine.
torder
to permit its
(a)
next
annual
from
the
meeting
of
Commission's
proxy
Baxter Laboratories,
V
William
of
Baxter
Laboratories,
■
Inc.,
;
Morton
25 predicted the company's sales would increase
1960 to about $34 million and earnings would increase 20% to
in
15%
about
on
May
$1.75 per share.
the
told
Graham
,
Inc.—Forecast—News—
President
Graham,
B.
111.,
Grove,
Cleveland
Society
of
Security
Analysts
this
would
represent the sixth consecutive year that Baxter has increased both
'sales and earnings. He also predicted that increases in sales and earn¬
ings would be recorded in 1961,
on
these increases would be due, at
says
burns and wounds
ment of
of
Results
in
in
sions
recent
new
Travenol
Baxter's
were
and
years,
program
sales
in
totaled
$29,154,000
and
after
in
New
York;
at Morton Grove. Other
Los Angeles; Cleveland,
domestic plants are
Miss.; Decatur, 111.; and
Mass. Foreign production facilities are located
Latin America, Europe and South Africa.—V. 191, p. 699.
Framingham,
Big- Laurel, Inc.
—
Securities Offered
—
in Canada,
sales
net
were
$1,250,257,
period
or
new
the
sites
7
Cain &
.
■'
The
$1.09
a
$70,665,917,
share.
190,
p.
with
March
26,
income
net
of
units
ferred.
Harbor
This compares with sales of $58,748,634,
cents per share for the comparable
255.
,
;
X.' ; , •
•
' •
Marina,
preferred
stock
consisting of one
underwriting is
proceeds
working
for
Securities
ilsed
to be
capital.
are
on
proceeds are
alley.
The
equipment
This
program
dividends
to
pay
off
note,
a
used for expenses
be
—
on May
N.
The
high costs
sales
million
shares in that
$419,347
for
period.
with the rapid growth of the company
extensive construction of telephone plant
marked effect on earnings and expenses, Willard
shareholders in the report. Rates generally have
seven
years,
he added.
However, there have
relatively minor adjustments.
As reported last year, rates
were
increased
to
yield an additional $40,000 annually,
with
a
been
in
for
some
Nevada
.
•beginning April 1, 1959.- An application for
California
in
for
1959
was
filed
technical
Oct.
on
reasons
5,
On
March
general increase
prejudice
without
and
a
but was dismissed on
1959,
application.
new
the
to
in rates
24,
of a
Nov.
filing
<
I960,, a
7,
application
new
was i
filed
which included
a
request for interim and emergency relief which would increase the
company's revenues by approximately $452,000 annually. A hearing on
the interim
phases of the application was held on May 2 and 3 at
which time the company stressed its need for immediate rate relief.
It
that
a
amendment to
An
will
be
filed
decision will be forthcoming in less than two months.
the application is in the process of preparation and
prior
to the
final hearings
on
The company's rate appli¬
cation.
effect
The
increases
of rate
already
plus
granted,
in
increases
rates
together with a more favorable adjustment in
settlement basis with Pacific Telephone and Tele¬
graph Co. now being negotiated, will sharply improve future earnings,
applied
if granted,
for,
the
company's
Wade
toll
said.—V.
190,
California Oil
;
df
one
p.
1291:
Co.—Acquires—
its
of
distributors,
,
Community
Oil
Inc.
Co.,
of
Portland, Maine, was announced on June 8 by California Oil Co.
Caloil will take over the
Community operations on June 30,
Community's employees, including
; the present management, will be retained by Caloil, which plans to
continue the operation under the Community name.
Under
the
of
terms
a
purchase agreement,
-
are
of
mark
to go to selling stockholders.
Together with its
Carp.—Earnings Forecast—
Brunswick
in
Community Oil now serves Chevron service stations and distributes
kerosene,-heating "and fuel oil in Maine and New Hampshire.
•
1960
and
Corp.
over
distributor
expected to go well over the $300
the longer range the. company has. set
in
the
affiliated companies, Community has been
two
northeast
states
since
1950.—V.
185,
a
p.
Caloil
2911.
are
on being "substantially larger" than it is now, B. E. BenPresident, told members of the St. Louis Society of Financial
Analysts.
1"
'
1 .f
' '
-
Cape Investors, Inc., Harwich, Mass.—Files With SEC
The
-
of exchange, remittance for
of
coupled
caused
increased
been
not
,
sights
singer,
has
years,
Purchase
cents) to be offered
be offered to selling
by Sandkuhl & Co.,
J. Magaril Co., New
Y.
proceeds
Brunswick
Net
inflation,
recent
at
Files
31 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
income
net
Wade, President, told
developing
Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
reports
per
common
average
Continued
in
•
accounts payable,
incidental in
company
March 31, 1960.
This is equal after preferred
share on the 599,054 average common shares
cents
56
•
SEC
corporation
on
covering; $200,000
May
27
of
6%
filed a letter of notification
convertible bonds due June
with the
30, 1963
N. Y., REctor 2-9570. -George J. Morrissey, Editor;
statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 8. La Salle
the post office at New York, N. y., under the Act
$68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
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of
.
ended
year
to
Mr.
to
10
to
stockholders.
The offering will be underwritten
Inc. of Newark, N. J. and New York City, and J.
Street
of the fluctuations in the rate
acquisition
during the year, and it compares with the net Income of
$540,936 earned in the preceding fiscal year, or 97 cents a share on
464,288
Casper, Wyo.—Files With
Commission—
;
/
covering 108,000 shares of common stock (par
at $2.75 per share, of which 28,000 shares are
THE
On account
the
outstanding
_
26
May
Laboratories
The corporation
William Dana Seibert
NOTE:
announced
7
manufacturers with
a
fully integrated, technical
on a nation-wide basis.—V.
190, p. 2615.
Calif,
Victorville,
fiscal
the
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
its
June
on
California Interstate Telephone Co.—Net Off—News—
bowling
York,
company
Memo,
marketing
Inc.,
Exchange
and
corporation
Brook
•
Putnam
L.
represents a number of
tronic
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering -300,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
offered at $l -per share, without underwriting.
The
f
F.
Co.—Acquires—
Angeles
is expected
■
lists
•
'
involved.
Bowling Investments,
,
prospectus
The
Inc., electronics sales engineers, operates "in the New
Jersey-Philadelphia area. Memo is headed by Martin Kaplan
major electronics manufacturers, including
I Laboratory for Electronics, Jerrold Electronics Corp., Motorola Communications Division, Electronic Measurements Co., Inc., International
Resistance Co.
(Computer Products Division), Instruments for Indus¬
try,
Inc.,' Merrimac Research and Development, Inc., and General
Communications Co.
Cain, headed by Gerald A. Cain, provides elec¬
and
notification with the
(no par)
and 3,120
(no par) to be offfered at $100 per unit
share of common and two shares of pre-
Nn
The
a
stock.
503.
p.
Inc.,
zation.
"
,
at
gas
York-New
corporation on May 27 filed a letter of
covering
1,560
shares of
common
stock
.shares
and
natural
of
New York, N. Y.
The acquisition was arranged through
Capital Corp., capital bankers for Cain and Co., which
is said to be the first nation-wide electronics sales engineering organic
1960, Borman's
after taxes of
.
The
in
191,
distribution
area.
has
preferred
par
parent
-Electronics
a
Inc., North Quincy, Mass.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
Los
iMemo,
the
the
consideration,
under
are
ended
months
nine
record
a
1959—V.
of
Boston
Pursuant to a
prospectus, dated June 6, Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc.,
of New York City, and Mackay & Co., of Reading, Pa.,
offered 400,000 shares of this firm's 7% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $2.80), and 400,000 shares of its com¬
of
five
EARNINGS—For
<*
taxes
Graham says, "to offer a
modification and further development of the regional perfusion device
known as the total by-pass heart-lung oxygenator. This device will take
over completely the function of the heart and
lungs permitting bloodless surgery on the heart and lungs, thereby greatly reducing time and
risk on
the operating table. We have invested almost five years of
research time and effort in perfecting this device.
Research at Baxter's Wallerstein division has produced a pharma¬
ceutical enzyme that
is undergoing clinical tests as a debridement
agent in burns and wounds, Graham says.
Plans call for introduc¬
tion of the enzyme into general medical use late this year or early in
located
of
fiscal year, and additional
company spokesman said;
..."
body, such as arms and legs.
also hope sometime later this year,"
1961, he says.
Baxter is headquartered
continuing expansion program calls for
markets during the first six months of
EXPANSION—Borman's
•
$25
president.—V.
as
quoted
In addition to the 136,000 outstanding
outstanding certain indebtedness and 52,623
Cod
it
the
in
engaged
is
Cape
of
(80.02%).
shares
rapidly
a
coming,
$1,835,000. Both figures were new records.
says net earnings in the first quarter of 1960 were
'
Inc.,
.and net income of $1,043,948, or 91
earnings
the
(shares,
of
shares
Inc.—Listed—News—
Stores,
Stores;
109,200
company
to
sale
the
After
own
to
company.
There is no
the 27,000 shares, the
stock of the
stock.
the
for
supermarkets
construction
are
"We
.
Food
Associates
outstanding common
retail
•
.
1959
189, .p 1923.
regis¬
27,000
covering
1960,
stock, to be offered for public sale by
through Coffin & Burr, Inc. The public
common
and underwriting terms will be supplied by amendment.
Associates presently owns 136,000 shares (100%,)
continue
The
•
Graham says.
of our Baxter accessory business
1955."
the
market
7,
June
on
•
filed a
Business
American
will
of
Hyannis, Mass.,
Road,
SEC
the
with
shares
offering price
of
Co.—Files for Secondary—
Iyanough
25
Business
American
;
of
statement
outstanding
operated in the Detroit area by the Lipsony Gourwitz Co.
Under the terms of the agreement, Lipson stockholders
will
receive Borman Food Store stock in exchange for their -Lipson
'shares.
It is estimated that the nine, additional stores will increase
Borman sales by $15 million annually.
y
reflected
company's various divi¬
development
2087.
company
tration
ACQUISITIONS—Over the Memorial Day
week-end the company
that plans had been completed for the acquisition of nine
Graham says.
research
191, p.
This
announced
$614,000,
which was 45.2%
more
than the first quarter of 1959. Sales in the
first quarter of 1960 were $8,629,000, an increase of 23%
over the
$7,009,000 in the corresponding period of 1959.
Since
1956, the upward trend of net income after taxes has con¬
tinued at an average annual rate of 44.5%, Graham says. Since 1955,
sales have increased nearly 2Vz times, he says.
.
'
' *
"
Graham revealed that in July Baxter plans to introduce a new device,
called "Perfuso-Pac"
for regional perfusion. This is a new approach
to cancer therapy that permits physicians to localize treatment with
anti-cancer drugs, previously considered too dangerous to the patient
because of their systemic toxicity. "Perfuso-Pac" is a bubble oxygenator
providing a partial by-pass of the heart and lungs for certain parts of
the
1963
-
Graham
.
to
$7,700
aggregating
1960—5 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$15,017,254 $12,961,166 $75,517,693 $67,032,318
—V.
,
in 1959 came
products introduced since 1955," Graham says, "and in our
division 87%
of our 1959 sales came from products intro¬
since
duced
1,280,000 shs.
.
expanding retail supermarket
chain operating in Southeastern Michigan, was listed May 31 on the
J New
York
Stock
Exchange.
The
company's symbol BRF on the
'Exchange trading floor.
: Vvrv
'■";v "
•'T'.-V;
■
■" ;. , ■ /•;■,■;
The company has approximately 3,250 common share owners, with
IT,152,032 ,shares outstanding following the distribution of 32,839 shares
:
as
a
3% stock dividend on Oct. 10, 1959. The stock has been traded
over-the-counter since Jan. 27,
1959.
V
■'
The company had its origin in a tiny , corner grocery on Detroit's
west
side
about
35 years
ago.
Current sales volume is at a rate
exceeding $100,000,000 annually.'
y
" v'.
"
'
During the past five years the number of supermarkets operated
by the company has increased from 21 to 47.
Four smaller markets
were
closed during this period.
• y:y
> y ■
example, 21.3%
"For
from
Baxter's
sales of new products introduced by the
the
2,000,000 shs.-<
subsidiary of Eastern Utilities Associates has
I.,
R.
Food
Borman
Lipson
least in part, to the success
of products introduced in the last two years and new products now in
the planning
stages. The latter include a device permitting a new
•approach to cancer therapy; another device to permit bloodless surgery
on the heart and lungs;
and a new pharmaceutical enzyme for debride¬
He
.
■
.
Butler Brothers—Sales Up—
•common
although he did not make this forecast
percentage basis.
a
Ben¬
Mr.
"
Period End. May 31—
I960;
Borman
industry,"
meet the need,
.Sales
Its shares may be purchased by
and
share
per
-M.
Xv.."';?.
400,000 shs.
400,000 shs.-
Electric Co.—Borrowings—
standing notes held by banks.—V.
medium for
capacity by
billion
$40
a
more
situation in education where facilities are
he pointed out that buildings and teach¬
ing equipment have not kept pace with teaching techniques.
;•
V;, "We are now on the verge of a new upswing in the birth rate," he
said, "and in just a few years there .will be a new surge in school
enrollments.
The nation should be ready with the needed facilities."
to
of
the
achieve a long and healthy life.
Hospital facilities are being
daily but they are still far behind the desirable level," Mr.
to
.
authorizing
half
become
"v.';v*
all."
of
ways
the SEC for an order under the Holding Company Act
the issuance of $2,700,000 of bank notes during the last
and the Commission has issued an order giving inter¬
ested persons until June 23, 1960, to request a hearing thereon. The
company proposes to use $1,000,000 of the proceeds of the sale of the
(notes for its construction requirements through Dec.
31, 1960; and
.the
remaining $1,700,000 of notes will be issued in renewal of out¬
applied
companies in Maine.
trust
has
bowling business',
corporation.
"I expect
business this year
Brunswick's
of
do substantially
to
at
Pawtucket,
This
issued
has
Division
on
divisions
other
Buzzards Bay Gas
to
and
■
;'' ■■ C'-rX'"
'••; .)•
cents)—,
Blackstone Valley Gas &
2303.
p.
request a hearing thereon.
>The fund was organized in October 1959 to serve as a
the common investment of trust funds held in a fiduciary
1960,
•20,
interest
'•
equal annual installments
5%.—V. 191, p. 1319.
in
"■Payable
Fiduciary Fund of Maine—Seeks Order—
Commission
stock
Common
"with
(par
(par value 10
year."
observations
Recreation
last.
after
year
of
$2.80)-..
stock
us
his
covered
Bensinger said. V
Discussing the similar
•-.•
Outstanding
/
out
pointed
He
the production and sale of steam.
$21,037,000.—V.
for
stock; •
cumul. pfd.
7%
•
balance
purchase of land
X"-,!
.?•
"
on
Capital
■
.:. :—
REVENUES—For the 12 months ended March 31, 1960, the' company
had
total
operating
revenues
of $171,942,000 and net income of
This
.
due
^
.
Bensinger
Mr.
•expanded
5,500
100,000
$1,031,300
Authorized
t
trust .securing
of
payment
.
Bank
debt:
Long-term
X
is
"
business,
pinsetter
indicated that the growth in golf, in which Brunswick is repre¬
by MacGregor Sport Products, has not been so widely noticed
as
other sports but is nevertheless very pronounced.
"This sport is
in a new growth phase and will expand rapidly," he said.
V
Both health and education are also growth industries for Brunswick.
"The social welfare conscience of our
country gets stronger all the
time.
Better education leads to more awareness of the need for, apd
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
the
sented
of
"
*
EFFECT
GIVING
to
to
Yacht
Owens
sport
v.
^
,
,
■;
could
Analysts
singer said, "and the acquisition of Owens Yacht has placed Brunswick
in a leading position in boating which is the largest outdoor participant
165,000
.f
CAPITALIZATION
Louis
bowling
come
addition
inadequate to
regular
sinking
accrued
no
from
more
will
than
'
primarily engaged in distributing elec¬
tricity and natural gas in the City of Baltimore and adjacent terri¬
tory,
The area served
with electricity by the company, contains
approximately 2,283 square miles and has an estimated population
of about 1,850,000; the area served with gas contains about 377 square
miles
and
has
an
estimated population of around 1,525,000.
Other
-business
of
the
company
includes
the
sale
of gas
and electric
.appliances and
installation
and
trails
foot
and
horse
of
indicate
Bensinger
the
38,000
horse
■
St.
the
supplies."
that
Mr.
510,000
lines
of .power
;
well, take an
He said,
tapering off in the demand for bowling equip¬
that
lanes there are, the more continuing business
Brunswick obtains for its balls, pins, shoes and other bowling supplies.
.This is the bread-and-butter business on expendable Items and services
;.v
119,000
25,000
septic tank_j. V
Working capital
bonds are to be redeemable at
from 106.48%.• to par, and for the
101.602% to par, plus
company
of;'..'
'V.',
.
apart
that "the
30,800
38,000
'.
■ v
suggested
and
Quite
priority;
of
—
lines
unit resort motelr including
and 40
Improvement
T'
case.
BUSINESS—The
.
championship
of
Installation
financing
redemption prices receding from
at
interest
■V
new
ranging
prices
redemption
order
indicated
the
(capacity of 500,000 gallons per day)
to proposed motel and golf course *
18 hole
golf course, club-
plant'
distribution
V house
-
$50,000,000.
exceed
and
Construction
will be used by the
for
general
corporate purposes,
including proposed con¬
expenditures.
'Construction "expenditures during
1960 are
the
in
purposes
sales,
facts
ment
in
purchase money liens on property
treatment
•
White, Weld & Co. and First Boston Corp., jointly,
and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Alex.
Brown & Sons, jointly, 100.149.
V.-"■
from
principal
following
total
;.
also
/'the
'!
.Advertising, and ;promotion—I—.
Installation
of
water
system
including dam,
lake and
100.579;
proceeds
of
.
Bowling
optimistic outlook for further growth of the bowling industry.
intends to use the net cash proceeds
the units, together with its other funds, Tor
reports and tsurveys
:J
:»—
Improvements of roads into property and installation
initial unpaved road through proposed golf course
from:
PROCEEDS—Net
sale
the
the
stated.
company
Engineering
by the group at competitive sale on June 9 on a bid of
100.809%. Other bids for the bonds also as 47/ss, came
.
from
Payment of
Award of the bonds was won
interest, to yield 4.75%.
PROCEEDS—The
:
but the first-quarter results justify our
profits will be appreciably higher than 1959
1960,
Division, which accounts for more than 50%
of
"both deliveries and orders on hand are run¬
ning well ahead of last year, and as of May 23, the backlog of un¬
shipped pinsetter orders was at
an
all-time high," Mr. Bensinger
'
Stuart & Co. Inc. heads
of
year
that this year's
he said.
Brunswick's
had
group
some
full
the
feeling
promoter
a
as
and
earnings,"
be
may
greater
expansion
earnings reported for the first quarter of this year over the corre¬
sponding period of 1959.
"Since our business is highly seasonal, we
cannot assume that the same percentage gain in earnings will prevail
Sr., J. Robert Varner,
and Charles P. Clayton,
Whitaker
B.
and
gains, he stated that "Brunswick today has the
potential than it had two years ago.
Much of
will come through growth of the present organi¬
may come from additional acquisitions."
these
even
Mr. Bensinger pointed out that it is too early to predict Brunswick's
earnings for the full year, but he cited the 40% gain in per-share
within the meaning of the Securities Act of 1933,
considerable experience in the acquisition and
development of real estate. However, the company was recently formed
and
as
such, has had no prior operating experience.
The company's real estate, which is totally unimprovedj was acquired
by the company in "1959 at an average cost of approximately $33.50
per-acre. .In addition,-in connection with the acquisition of one tract
of property' for
the. company, Mr,, Dixon sold 18,000 shares of the
company's common stock owned by him to Vern L., Cope for an aggre¬
gate
price of $5,000.
The company acquired its property in part
directly from the owners thereof-and in part by 1 assignment from
members
of
the" organizing
group.'
The company's cost for such
property was the same as that of the members of the organizing
Offered—Halsey,
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds
is
or
future
the
present
Edwin
McLaughlin,
whom
of
have
effect additional
companies," Mr. Davidson >
independent
leading
W.
deemed;
to
expect
we
of
operations
the
head
A.R.A.
of
policy,
growth
other
to
continue
division
a
our
Its
with
Even
same
May,
Big Laurel.
:
•
Benjamin Fraser. Sr;, Arthur W. Dixon,
James
James
"
t'
to
close
substantial increase over last year.
The
report
also disclosed
the merger into A.R.A. of Industrial
Vendors, Inc., operating in northern Indiana and Illinois. ' Terms of
the
transaction were not revealed.
Sidney Rudin, President of In¬
represent
in
property.
real
before the St. Louis Analysts two years
gains of 125% in sales and 286% in net
appearance
has achieved
income.
intention is to operate princi¬
pally in the State of North Carolina in the vicinity of the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park.
It now owns property located in
Swain
County, N.
C.' This property,- called "Big Laurel," consists
of four
contiguous tracts containing in the aggregate approximately
2,100 acres. The company also owns a 160 acre tract located relatively
.
months
Delaware
of
developing
last
Brunswick
ago,
Inc. was organized under the laws of the
1959 for the purpose of acquiring and
Laurel,
BUSINESS—Big
State
his
Since
The offering was made in units of
(par 10£).
preferred share and one common share at $3 per unit.
one
1960 was $513,509,
31,
stock
mon
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc.—Earnings—
Net
3
(2515)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
4
(2516)
Root
Hires
'
V
:
'
,
March 31,
of common
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company at
consisted of $1,667,000 of debt and 2,333,630 shares
of
$1
par
outstanding. '
\*:'
1960,
stock
•
Inc., 445 Park Ave., New York, filed
the
SEC
on
June
6,
1960,
covering
with
statement
Capital
Inc.,
$5,000,000
Fund,
Capital
f
Joint
Lock
Pipe
Celotex Corp.—Earnings—
1960
'
"
'
.
President,
This
amounted
17
to
for
cents
outstanding
per
compared
as
June
on
on
$1.45
with
year
a
Collins
Mr.
said
"the
that
level
lower
*
ago.
sales
of
'
.
"While
for
these
other
had
factors
depressed
which
the increased competitive conditions
prices for many of oi'r products."
by
further
He
shareholders
told
advertising
research
and
believe
we
that
curtailed."—V. 191,
Cemex of Arizona,
of
request
Yuma,
of
postponement
and
and
general
of
June
?
The
company
$5
May
31,
National
1960,
ordinated
exhaust
tenders
receive
debentures,
the
of
sum
interest.—V.
191,
due
„
the
for
sale
it
to
to
1970,
1,
Nov.
involved
Mr.
.
City,
Kansas
Co.,
of
be
affiliate
preparations
„
The
been
that
'
two
for
marketed
immediate
that
Crookes
'
'
'
in
and
its
i/y'lBli/..
,
,.
contact
'
Contactisol
lenses
Atlantic
distribution
and
states
through
188,
outlay.
The
Crookesan
markets
for
other
optical
for practical
only.
They
sales
the
oper¬
specialty
uses.
purposes
will
receive
organization
1960—Month—1959
stock
common
Vickers,
proceeds
187,
The
Christy
of
tions
The
•
•
v
Net
V.
fr.
rev.
$730,569
$2,626,397
435,266
364,172
1,539,185
of
stock,
June
on
be
to
1960,
3,
offered
for
ry.
Co.,
Conetta
Inc.,
191,
covering
public
Co.,
sale
at
$4
$1,087,212
The
fixtures,
and
stamping
in
the
1959.
of
the
is
129,928
438,277
tration
statement
shares of
Option
common
Plan.—V.
Coastal
This
a
and
of
dies.
Net
of
St.
Clair
States Gas
for
public
sale
stock.
from
commissions
The
time
produces
and
owns
shares,
to
be
Key
operates
warrants
sells
for
7,
directly by
The
in
Christi,
the
The
the
business
its
is
It
has
purchase
of
oil
in
the
at
prices
customary broker¬
and
outstanding
293,380
his
Tool
Mfg.)
shares
then
was
outstanding
the company's
of
the
caused
of
merger
at
$7.50
at
class B
the
prefabrication
parts
The
by
zinc
two subsidiaries
Knoxvilie
and
areas;
of
the
stock
will
sale
to
be
the
en¬
Carbide
from
share;
per
L.
under
for
a
for
the
option.
general
cost
The
of
purchasing)
balance
corporate
of
the
purposes.
the
outstanding 232,500 shares
proceeds, if any, will be used
net
•
purchase
shares.—V.
outstanding 20,755
Conetta
D.
own
190,
an
underwriting
Union Securities
per
share.
the company
was
this
selling
made
on
June
9
by
group
headed
by
Eastman
Dillon,
& Co.
The stock was priced at $25.50
PROCEEDS—The offering is for the
shareholders, including two officers of
Hn
of
of
the
the
of
and
Stamford,
15,000
class
class
2615.
p.
The
634
The
.
A and
shares
B
:
v
150,000
class
the
400
class
'
the
account
the
of
a
group
company
who
of
selling
will
con-
proceeds
of
shareholders.
common stock after completion
the sale will be received
by the
of
served
of
the
In
southern
surrounding
bottler
Conn.,
Army
corporation's
build
to
Corps
of
equipment
power
100-kilowatt
354
Engineers.
Total
division
to
will
be
be
principal
Connecticut
of
Coca-Cola
by
it
United
addition
contain
in
and
New
order
supplied
Group
include
of
sales
191,
the
brings
the
world
The
and
approximately
the
company is
largest
estimates
that
the
areas
10%
of
the
total
States.
to
Coca-Cola,
the units
convertible
company
also
bottles
consolidated
15,000
engine-generator
to
in
of
the
quarter
first
$1,050,736
32
or
to
cents
sells
each
resulting
share.
434,445
in
year
the
in
First-half
$1,331,205.
nominal
in relation
executive
of
the
in
part
of
those
to
office
sale
of
the
after
balance
the
previous
191,
ago.—
quarter
p.
the
balance
which
payment
of
and
in
GIVING
the
of
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
installments
not
include
under
shares
the
in
to
February,
issued
be
Restricted Stock
in
FINANCING
Outst'g
1962
and
1963.
exercise
upon
Option
None
2,477,021
Incentive
of options to
plan.—V. 191,
Files With
—
on
regret that
the
p.
to
are
we
heading
be
used
for
erroneously carried this item
of
"Ebasco
Industries,
1959
with
17
of
the
nation's
in
our
June
Birmingham,
6
issue
Ala."—
Co.—Arrangements—
announced
on
,
leading
the
to
first
packaged
June
Automatic
are
'
development arrange¬
of materials
application of its
J. Dwyer,
manufacturers
commercial
power
•
unit*,. Edward
1.
Among the firms cooperating with
Storage
compared with $33,in the second quarter
Inc.,
Philadelphia, Pa., company has concluded
President,
earn¬
No un¬
working capital.
2413.
the Industrial
Transportation
Manufacturing
$37,393,743
ex¬
proceeds
5,000,000
par)
handling equipment looking
,zinc-oxygen ,£uel ( celj ,ae a
as
383.
of
loan
bank
a
is
are
None
($1
annual
proceeds
191,
ments
Co.;
Baker
Company
Industrial
Division
Division,
Truck
of
Electric
The
Division,
Yale
Otis
pirif^wiEarrelt-Cravens
PrnJw?
.
°
Tr?io rv?'.
Sm-S'i*
Control Data Corp.—Registers Common—
This
DuBois Co.
May 23 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
We
_
"
$39,801,849
were
first-half
com¬
company
shares,
retire
The
of
the
of
$2,400,000
to
$2,100,000.
Electric Storage Battery
earnings
"
Second-quarter sales in 1960
constituent
the
of
certain
under
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$645,195,
a
Hall-
1960
These
payable
corporation
The
'Net'earnings'of the corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries in
the second quarter of the 1960 fiscal year, ended April 30, rose from
$405,541
18,
on
April 29,
surviving corporation. The
only nominal assets, became
key employees of the company and its subsidiaries.
derwriting is involved.
military
above.
Continental Motors Corp.
campupJl
a*mlen,
Smith,
Co.; Clark Equipment Co.; The ElwellHeifred Corp.; Kalamazoo Mfg. Co.; Lewis-Shepard
Trucks, Inc.; Mercury Manufacturing Co.; MotoTymon?, Corp" Silenfc Hoist & Crane Co.; and James
Inc.—V.
191,
p.
900.
corporation, of 501
Park Ave., Minneapolis, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on June 2, 1960,
covering 125,000 shares of
common stock,
to be offered for public sale through an
headed
by
Dean
terms
Witter
to
are
be
&
Co.
The
supplied
by
public
underwriting
offering price and
I
amendment.
The
company
is engaged in the design, development,
sale
of systems,
equipment and components used
manufacture
in electronic
processing and automatic control for military, scientific and in¬
uses,
various Instruments and control devices
primarily for
use in missiles and military aircraft, and electronic
supervisory control
and telemetering equipment primarily for power and
gas utility and
pipe line companies. It now has outstanding 899,344 common
shares,
preferred stock and debt.
Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock
data
Electronic Specialty
Co.—Registers Common—
fifrtl' of ?121 San Fernando Rd., Los Angeles, filed a reglsSharps ®tatement with the SEC on June 2, 1960, covering 150,000
un/prwri ina
s.tock- to be offered for public sale through an
Sw 1 e g™p headed by Reynolds & Co.; Inc., and Bateman,
to hi R,mi T
publlc ottering price and underwriting terms are
be
supplied
by
amendment.
dustrial
will
to
be
be
used
used
to
for
repay
man.
some
working
The prospectus
p.
of bank
other
lists William C. Norris
Management officials
191,
$1,500,000
capital and
own
14.9%
of
industrial
v
outstanding
1
n
nnrf
,
f
purposes.
President and Board Chair¬
the
en^ed in the business of designing, developing,
,ng electrlcal and electronic instruments and
af, ®lectronic systems and subsystems for military,
common
sharps S^ntIfI<; ,lnRtallatlons.
It has outstanding 543 885
saSThl bp aHHoH
"rtain indebtedness. Net proceeds of the stock
of
itf medium ann° ,the g,eneral funds of the company in anticipation
elude thS p
Jiong-term capital requirements, which may lnchase of
components
loans, with the balance
corporate
as
mJnufartS^o1^
other
common
about6
2412.
Cosmos Industries,
This
has
awarded
navigational
This
in
Inc.—Navy Contract—Backlog—
Long Island City,
been
borne
population
and
Feb.
merged
DuBois
approximately
used
stock
in
The
V.
Co.,
Delaware
2304.
The
were
note
granted
SEC
than
more
are
backlog
of the
companies to nearly $24,000,000.
This figure does
of subsidiaries operating
principally in commercial
American-Marietta
of
Ebsco
Consolidated Engravers, Inc.—Acquired—
tions,
the
of
dated
Industries, Inc., Birmingham, Ala.
Securities and Exchange Commission--—
1564.
p.
laws
described above.
merger
tDoes
be
p.
Condec has
past
new
See
area, Long Island
New
Jersey
and
the
northern
York.
had
proceeds
amount
has
engine-generator
price is in
contract
the armed forces.
Condec
V.
Buffalo,
the
were
the
merger
merger.
of
the principal
Cincinnati, Ohio.
28/0
oi
the
device,
in
provides
turn,
affords
N. Y.,- manufacturer of electronic components
by the United States Navy for an air¬
computer.
Value of the contract is
a
outstanding
¥iyer
$1,500,000.
addition
to performing varied
navigational func¬
information to
a
plotting board which
instantaneous visual pencil line plot on a
map
stock.—V.
as
opportunities arise.
President and owner
191
p.
of
1005.
Kinff
With Securities and
Mines CorP-» B°ise, Idaho—Files
Exchange-Commission^
contract
positioning
an
'
businesses if favorable
'848 ^illiam H- Burgess
v.
area
Co.
business
and
companies were
address
tCommon
$1,800,000.
fields.—V.
and
agreement,
DuBois
and
of
CAPITALIZATION
general purpose generator sets are used to provide electrical
where commercial power lines are not available and for emer¬
during power failures.
Designed to provide 60-cycle alter¬
The
one
under
will
be added to the working capital of the
company to replenish working
capital for amounts applied in reduction of said loan subsequent to
use
sets to
ings
formed
merger
the
of
business
Broadway,
penses,
and members
and
Offered—
7,
Authorized
nating current at 120, 208, 240 or 416 volts,
to provide 83 kilowatts of 50-cycle power.
not
Stock
June
facilitating a merger by and among
Holding Co. and The DuBois Co., Inc.
which became
assets
PROCEEDS—The
Goods, Inc.- -Consolidated-
contract
a
the
of
gency
In
the
result
a
constituent
'
additional
class B shares;
135,000
owns
remaining
Sporting
awarded
for
power
£F?N£SS~,?,1?e comPany ^ in the business of producing and selling
bottled
Coca-Cola, and
pre-mixed
Coca-C.ola
in...certain, exclusive
territories, which encompass the Greater New York
parts
$33,127,356
consisted principally of the
Co., which
manufactured
and sold
cleaning
compounds
for
industrial,
commercial,
institutional
and
transportation applications.
The
assets
and
business
of
the
other
repayment
$144,000
the
of
Holding
company,
of
as
"Due
The
°Tn substantial holdings of the
sale.
All
$43,117,791
Telecomputing Corp. below.
group
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New
York, Inc. — Common
Stock Offered—A
secondary offering of 298,204 shares of
stock of
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$3,578,333
dated
was
DuBois
which prior to the
owner
estimated
has
now
Louis
underwriting
common
•
Inc.—Common
company
The
terms
assets
the
was
shares
new
company
to repurchase
32,500 outstanding shares at $33
company intends to exercise both options. . Walter
director of the company.
Net proceeds of the sale of
will
be used
to purchase
(and/or to reimburse the
and
Maguire
the
Parr
Up—
transfer agent for
1321.
;
prospectus,
a
Bois
panies
is
for
used
Chemicals,
to
the
company,
two
dies,
die
casting,
similarly en¬
are
Stamford
Du
into
1960
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—Contract—
$7.50
sundry indebtedness.
Walter N.
Maguire, Walter L. Maguire, The Premier Title &
Mortgage Co. and The Maguire Foundation to repurchase
200,000
outstanding shares of its common stock at $29.50 per share, and an
T.
191, p.
I960—Month—1959
'VY:'-/ ;'YY
Inc.,
the
Scott,
common
applied to then outstanding bank indebtedness and
used for expansion,
working capital and other corporate purposes. It has
acquired options
option from B.
appointed
1960 for the purpose of
8,
Under
shares
tools,
Feb.
on
the
and
negotiating with two insurance companies for the sale
of
15-year notes,
the
proceeds
of
which, would
be
$10,000,000
Corp.—Sales
31—
$3,924,467
Hall-Scott,
members of his
and
the
all
engaged both in the
repair of small precision
indebtedness,
of
family
See
and
condensate
1,935,628
shares
to
of
filed
gathering systems;
gas
crude
gas,
It
be
or
instance
and
and 340,000 shares at $32 per
share, #nd
said
Agent—
been
has
'
company
shares.
Conlon
regis¬
a
Texas,
company
each
usual
per share
is
filed
1960, covering 232,500
to offer these shares
proposes
brokers,
natural
wells.
gas
Stores
BUSINESS—The
well
acquired
wholly owned
purposes.. ,j,
paid.
principal
and
time,
through
Corpus
June
on
company
said market.
on
will
company's
also
The
market
generally prevailing
age
Cleveland,
Producing Co.—Proposes Offering
of 200 Petroleum Tower,
common
over-the-counter
Ave.,
|
registration statement with the SEC
of
Co.
Allen & Co.,
30 Broad St., New York City, offered 200,000 shares of
this firm's $1 par common stock at $13.50 per share.
machinery and equipment, and for working capital and other corporate
excess
1563.
p.
Trust
stock of the corporation.—V.
common
DuBois
which were
design,
and
proceeds
$108,000
some
sets
with
the
SEC on
June
3,
1960, covering 150,000
stock, to be offered pursuant to the company's Stock
191,
company,
shares
it
17000
used for working capital.
to be
Manufacturers
Pursuant
engaged primarily in the manufacture of small forms and cutting tools
343,399
Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
of
Files
May 19 filed a letter of notification with the
8% 10-year debentures to be offered at face
by stockholders of the company in denomina¬
No. underwriting is involved.
are
—V. 191, p. 2088.
.
and op¬
and
in
and
acquire
to
primarily
and machining.
Nashville
1959
Conetta
Conetta
company
company
It
manufacturing
gaged
$875,629
71,639
corporation,
2672
p.
Co., Inc., Indianola, Miss.
Tile
Sales
share.
per
Inc., and its subsidiaries,
Tool and Die, Inc., as
the assets
Inc.,
13,
to
September
Co,.
retunn* for^l50,000
in
stock.
metal
been
This
189,
on
each.
$100
Diana
Knoxvilie
(President
transferred
companies.
gineering,
1876.
p.
Clevite
SEC
($lo per
,
&
Period End. May
registration
125,000 shares of
a
at $4 per share.
years
in
Die
and
Aug.
on
Tool
three
and
Tool
Conetta
D.
Conetta
1,387,463
$366,397
income
oper.
-V.
for working capital,
Y,
used
be
the
par
subscription
proceeds
The
the
organized
was
Tool
who
common
$2,263,092
$211,062
opers.
of notification with
capital.
working
above.
the. SEC
Conetta
Louis
A
$646,328
ry.
to
are
2650.
p.
corporation
for
value
*5%%
Net
.
covering $114,600 of
SEC
notification with the SEC
to be offered
& Co., Inc. and First City
(par five cents)
Y.
used for
be
Stamfo»i<4uCarbide
family
1960—4 Mos.—1959
expenses
oper.
The
by
B
revenue--
oper.
Railway
and
With Securities and Exchange Commission
Co.,
Construction
&
filed a letter
June 3
on
company
V.
and
working
company's
73 Sunnyside Ave., Stamford, Conn., filed
with
Conetta
of
1516.
p.
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
of
common
d7he
n»s
,
of
Period E'nd. April 30—
the
to
letter of
filed a
24
Oil Co.,
company
erate
jigs
specialties
drug subsidiary,
Inc. will become
products, have
Laboratories.—V.
cash
opthalmological
ethical
Contactisol,
Middle
the
"substantial"
Barnes
totaling 25 key
national
Crookes-Barnes
-
of
wearers
lines,
A
by
a
Chemway's
and
of
plus
Iso-Sol
into
Laboratories,
ating
■*
said
integrated
to
are
Manufacturing
of CMY
The
Delta Brick
shares exercisable within
to
plus accrued
Ccrp.-^-Acquires—-
Silloway
would
Barnes
A
899.
shares
the highest in the company's history
in fiscal '1959.—V.- 191, p. 603.-
covering 19,822 shares of common stock to be offered at
share),'without underwriting.
First Boston
The
offering is to be made on a best efforts, all or none basis by
Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc., for which it will receive a commission of
60
cents
per share plus
$15,000 for expenses. The underwriter may
purchase, at one cent per warrant, warrants to purchase 10,000 class
sub¬
sufficient
100%
of
38,000
by
Conetta Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Registers—
until
junior
6%
amount
an
will
Mo.,
Wayne,
date
t
The
added
be
Development
through
California
See
statement
N. J.,:' firm 'announced on June 8 the acquisition on
specialty product^1 used in the fiedls of opthalmology and
optometry. Charles T. Silloway, president of Chemway, said that his
company has purchased outright Iso-Sol Co., Inc., and its subsidiary
Contactisol, Inc., both of Lindenhurst, Long Island. The transaction
The
that
were
with $76,640,000
The
"•>.(•■ t'.JSV
Chemway
^
.
DeKalb-Ogle Telephone Co., Sycamore, 111.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Community Oil Co., Inc.—Acquired—
Offer-
$24,600, at prices not to exceed
p.
&
will
May
on
proceeds
class
Trust
&
,
,
Deltown Foods, Inc.—Transfer
a
Bank
$90,609,000
of
Sales
compared
2088.
p.
share,
per
The
Regis Paper Co., below.
City
With SEC—
jointly
headed
Co.
group
Securities, Inc., New York, N.
Century Acceptance Corp.—Tenders for Debentures—
The
;
„
capital.
working
for
„Jif
or
"
6
Central Waxed Paper Co- -Exchange
St.
a
sale
the
191,
by
covering 60,000 shares of
Ariz.,
from
used
Peabody
Kidder,
This firm,
See
be
'
this -wuiiaj- *****, N. J., electronics manufacturer \
una • Murray
Hill,
"*««iuiauiurer
were
$2.48 a share in fiscal 4960.
This contrasted with the
previous year's earnings of $1,207,000, . equal to $1.32 a share. The
$1,32
share,
y
fin'urp
fnr
fiRfni
1959 was before a special inventory write-off
figure for fiscal 1959 was before a special inventory write-off equal to
$.70 a share, the annual report showed.
t
^
gi
of
earnings
.Earnings
Pennsburg, Pa.-^-Files With SEC—
Regulation A exemption from Securities Act
registration with respect to a public offering of Cemex stock should
be vacated or made permanent.
suspending
temporarily
underwritten
Proceeds
Inc.—Hearing Postponed—
firm,
this
further
a
stock
88% on a sales gain of 18% in the fiscal year
according to the annual report mailed .to stockholders
rose
6.
*2 271,000,
$2,271,000,
a
common
earnings
March 31,
June
a
capital.—jV.
the Commission has
to June 27, 1960, of
the hearing to be held at the State A.S.C. Committee Conference Room,
1001 N. First Street, Phoenix, on the question of whether a prior order
Upon
authorized
be
Corp.
and
at
*
♦
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission
registration statement covering a proposed offering of
of
senior
notes
due
1979.
Sale of
the
proposed issue
9
$50,000,000
198.
p.
filed
16
of
Commonwealth
"since
that
not
were
Md.—Files With SEC
company
June
will
activity will improve, our efforts in connection with sales,
construction
Daystrom, Inc.—Annual ReportNet
ended
of 7%, convertible
to
are
915,
p.
General Mills, Inc. below.
See
lower
about
brought
May
on
shares
proceeds
This
on
profits
earnings,
on
increases in labor rates, by break-in
to
our
operations
at
L'Anse,
Mich.,
by
incident
expenses
effect
adverse
an
on
on
$150,000
12,000
189,
Co.—Acquired—
record
Commercial Credit Co.—Registers
half
first
the
stemming from severely inclement weather during February
further
a
second quarter dividend of 25
the outstanding common stock, pay¬
June 15. A first quarter dividen
Public Service Co., below.—V.
Southeastern
Daven
;
1
r.
March.
and
were
paid
corporation
and
The
year
construction
of
letter of notification with the
sinking fund debentures due
(par $1) to be offered at
$620 per unit, in units consisting of 30 shares of common stock and a
$500 debenture.
No underwriting is involved.
-
resulted principally from a drop of approximately 19%
in housing starts from the like period a year ago and from curtailed
our
*
1960
declared
holders
was
covering
1970
"
of
cents
The
SEC
9.
and earnings of $1,629,020
ago.
After preferred dividend
months ended April 30,
1960
the 1,028,651 shares of common
six
19,
May
was
to
30
Columbia-Jarrett Corp., Eanham,
year
a
the
share
;
_
'■On
$34,325,515
period
earnings
shareholders
to
of
sales
corresponding
requirements,
stock
report
his
with
compares
the
for
in
stated
share.
per
See
;
were
Federal
share
per
June
25
Celotex Corporation for the six
The
per
March 31. During 1959 quarterly cash divi¬
dends equivalent to 12
cents per share were paid on the common
stock after giving effect to a two-for-one
stock reclassification ana
a
4% stock dividend also paid in that year.—V. 191, p. 1771.
of
months ended. April 30,
$30,192,857
and
net
income
after
applicable credit for
income
taxes,
amounted
to
$306,198,
Henry
W.
Collins,
of
Sales
'.
1
$1.02
or
DIVIDENDS—On
cents
company.
below.
Co.,
with
compares
Cumberland Gas Corp.—Stock to Be Offered—
sales of $31,590,424
share on the <common
1958 sales of $26,189,590 and net income
reported
company
equal to $1.63
$3,531,598,
of
.
,
Carswell Metal Drainage Products, Inc.—Acquired—
See
.
This
$2,169,118,
able
'<■
income
net
stock.
of
Capital
by
issued
.'
of
of
shares
the
in
Stock
investment
open-end
an
Growth
and
Shares
Insurance
Lite
Shares,
investment
for
Programs,
Investor
and
registration
a
the
1959
EARNINGS—For
Capital Sponsors, Inc.—Files for Offerings—
capital Sponsors.
.
,
of
major portion
the
in
drinks
soft
flavored
and
Beer
territories.
its
SEClecoverlMatin?nS
onered
offered
at
30
30
p.!|
cents
23 flled
shares of
per
share,
a letter of notification with
common stock (par 10 cents) to
without
operations0—'V^ISS,6 P^IU. ^ f0r
the
be
underwriting.
expenses lncIdental t0
mini"g
Volume
191
Number
5959
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
stock,
common
and
of
names
the number
the
-
Dillon,
Read
Lazard
Freres
C.
A.
& CO,
Allyn
Arnhold-&
Inc. —
Parker
&
2,000
—A—- 2,000
—
Lee
:
Bear,
*,
.
2,000
Becker
& Co.
Burnham
Clark,
W.
&
•Dominick
Francis
Dominick..^—■
&
Securities
Eberstadt
F.
Estabrook
The
10,000-.
First Boston Corp.——
,Goldman,
5,000
— —*—
5,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co—
VH. Hentz & Co
—
Hirsch
Co.—
Hornblower
E.
;
&
Corp.
Company,
—V.
3,500
&
Co
G.
Wafker"
H.
Walston
fy
Wertheim
Winslow, Cohu
-"'■Inc..——
3,500
to
Witter & Co.
Dean
Craig-Hallum,
Inc.—-r_~_
Webber, Jackson &
3,500
Harold
2,000
Woodward-Elwood
*10,000
E.
C.
—V.
Offering to Stock2 holders
Pursuant to a prospectus dated June 6, this
; 20-year-old," Atlanta,
(Ga.)-based company is offering
'holders of its $1 par common stock the right to subscribe
for one additional share of such stock for each five
shares held as of June 4. These rights, involving 116,800
: additional shares, expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on June 17.
The subscription price to stockholders is $9 per share.
Unsubscribed shares will be publicly offered at $10.25
t per share through an underwriting group headed by
J. H. Hilsman & (Co., Inc., Atlanta 3, Ga.
-.
—;
7
D.
191,
Wood
Rice
J.
Kalman
—
the
&
Co.,
&
at
Georgia
.'
under
&
Co.,
Mahoney
-
..
———
Inc
.
Flintkote
The
building
Subject
finance
Company,
to
of
approval
from
The
•
officer
Flintkote
a
of
division,
be
development
located
on
.
191,
development. and
;
such
the
enable
tract
15-acre
a
the
over
and thereby
risk,
company
No
■.
:
favorable
It
in
opportunity, arises
...
;
•
stock
Common
($1
i Authorized;-';
2;
•*
"Y
•
Groceries,
Outstanding
seafood,
in
of the
shares
the
common
not subscribed
stock
■%"
J.
Hilsman
H.
The Johnson,
&
Co.,
Evans
A.
W.i Tindall
Courts
& 'Co.^Y.-^—'
Crawford
H
Inc.-J;
Furman
5
191,
Bradford
C.
J.
;
>
Co.,.-:/
E.
Hutton
F.
Common
of
-
:
stock
(par $20)
exchange
distance
switchboard,
additional
ard
will
be -two
office
Iowa—
by
the
to
expense
to
debt
per
equipment
(addition;al
positions
share.
in
of
j
outside
plant
also
the
enable
a
total
of
company
to
maintain
Eastman
Incorporation making the -existence of the corporation
perpetual.
office exchanges—one serving the
City' of Chrrinca, Page County, Iowa, one serving the town of College
Springs,
Page
County,
Iowa,
and
the third serving the town of
Braddyvflle, Page County; Iowa. In Clarinda the company has one
central office exchange," housed in a two-story full basement, fireproof
brick and-concrete building, built in .1923,-and located in Clarinda,
the
County
Seat
of
Page
County,
Iowa,
and
serves
the City
of
and
-a
three "Central
substantial
area
surrounding
are
Eell
area
Springs
College
telephones
to
toll
dial
center
on
for
exchange
Springs
on
Nov.
service
two
is
provided
artd Clarinda,
exchanges.—V.
nnd
is a
the
1,
College
1959,
191,
p.
an
on
community dial office serving
surrounding rural area. There
the
be .purchased
to
&
& Co.,
are
„
•
Merrill
ner
.
.
of
Simth
&
Newburger
Inc
>
Barret, Fitch,
Piper, Jafray & Hopwood—
Becker &
Blair &
Co.
Blyth &
Co.
&
Francis
du
&
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Hemohill,
Noyes
H.
Lemon
Co.—
Thalmann
&
—V.
.
191,
&
&
Stroud
Taylor,
p.
&
—
four
are
1877.
*
"
-
such
circuits
' '
between
.v
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co
$5
J.
1,903
3,000
C.
Wheat
acting
for
Air
&
Co.—
Weld
Winslow,
&
Cohu
Co.
&
Inc
a
more
joint
Bcwling
Witter & Co
than
with
Distillers
&
originated
a
as
which
approximately
3V2
'
k
Inc. leases bowling pins to bowling
various services in connection therewith.
PRESENT FINANCING .
preferred stock—
stock
value 6%
value
191,
common
Outstanding
Instrument Corp.—Records
"most
the
10,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
—
2,161% shsr
68,733 shs.
1878.
p.
General
In
successful
year"
in
its
Increased
Highs—News—
37-year
history, General
29, substantially
year, and broke
profits.
Martin
H.
Benedek, chairman,
company's
annual report issued May 24.
every
6,000
Chemical
the
EFFECT TO
6,000
$20,000,000 have been'awarded by the
to Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.
National
to
Service,
GIVING
Instrument
Command
venture
United
1,900
Stetson
Inc.
Dean
First,
company
par
sales
Material
acres,, of
23
roof.
1.400
-White,
•
Co., Tnc
foQd, Machinery; & Chemical C^rp^Jpint^ Venture—
Force
approximately
of
under
are
par
—V.
3,000
&
which
company,
Authorized
$25
v
1,400
Walston
devoted:
be
in
CAPITALIZATION
1772
Contracts. totaling
Air
will
capital.
BUSINESS—The
AND
alley proprietors, and performs
Feb.
and
sale
to support increased production of bowling pins and
operations. It is not practicable at this time to itemize
portion of the proceeds which is to be devoted to
working
Gamble
1
Tracy,
&
has agreed to
the Securities
is the owner of all the1, outstanding capital stock
Sports Products, Inc., a Kentucky corporation, Gamble
United
Bowling
Service,
Inc.,
a
New Jersey corporation, Gamble
Container
Corp.,
a
Kentucky corporation, Gamble Wood Laminates,
Inc., a Kentucky corporation, and Gambella Corp., a Kentucky cor¬
poration.
The latter three subsidiaries are inactive.
Gamble Sports
Products,
Inc.
operates on property
leased from Gamble Brothers
on
the company's plant site and is presently engaged in the application of the finish 'coats of plastic and nylon to wooden bowling pins
manufactured by Gamble Brothers.
1
1,900
Co., Inc
Rogers
issuer
the
of
1,000
4,000
6,000
6,000
—
of
proceeds
3,000
-
Co.——
Co
The
commissions.
6,000
1,400
and
Gamble
1,900
Staats & Co.—
R.
1,900
&
Brothers
McCormick
Co
&
William
4,000
McDonald
Agnew
1,900
to
amended.
capital
tract
a
on
3,000
& Co.
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.—
6,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—__
Ladenburg,
Co
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
6,000
Co.—
Co.
Hentz &
Ehuman,
&
3,000
& Co.,.
Johnston,
1,000
Schwabacher
4,000
Co.—
*
&
Chas. W. Scranton
1,900
Pont
Roberts
Parke
1,900
i—
& Dominick—
I.
1,400
Schmidt,
6,000
Co..^
Dominick
3,000
Renshaw,^
&
&
4,000
Sons__
Butcher & Sherrerd
Courts
Gardner
Rodman
1,900
—
Co., Inc.—
&
Reinholdt
6,000
Inc
Inc
Brown
4,000
1,400
Co.—
prior
is
The
1,000
1,900
& Co.
North
I-—'
&
and
whole
of
3,000
Co
offering
this
.
1,900
The Ohio
—
Co.
of
commencement
mally done In
6,000
3,000
Co
&
the
discounts
as
company
pany
Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
Newhard, Cook & Co
&
following
uses
acres
1,000
'
of
or
in part as a part of their finished products.
The com¬
equipped to perform practically all machine operations nor¬
the conversion of wood into dimension cut or laminated
components for a finished product.
The company's plant is located on the main line of The Louisville &
Nashville Railroad and
is within the City Limits of Louisville, Ky„
In
as
16,466
)
in 1892, was incorporated in Kentucky in 1905.
It is
the manufacture and sale of lumber products and wood
parts, manufactured principally from hardwood lumber.
Its products
are
sold to various types of manufacturing Industries that use wood
Shares
.
by
offered
'
are
engaged
the
and
by each
be
partnership
agreement
underwriters
several
the
will
be exercised.
will
warrants
HISTORY
stock.
common
of
issue
will
shareholders
that
assumes
entire
....
price
of 1933,
other
selling
behalf
and
warrants,
1963.
1,
working
a-cost
Springs,
and /here
in
total
Maximum
said
PROCEEDS—The
,
Co.
Springs
at
and
underwriters
warrants
purchase and installation of saws, special gluing equipment, and turn¬
ing machines lor increased production of laminated bowling pins, at
an
aggregate
estimated cost of $75,000,
and second, to additional
conditions
the
Inc.—
it.
exchange, and was comof $110,000. Clarinda is
there, are 4 Northwestern
lines between the two exchanges. Extended
the College Springs patrons between College
the
College
telephone ' Co/toll
Springs
the
of
270
verted
the
College
town
of
Union Se•
Co.—
—16,467
Kidder
.Lehman
The
the
shares
addresses
Dillon,
curities
M.
the
to
between
all
If the warrants are exercised and if the underlying
subsequently sold at a price in excess of $25 per share,
underwriters
may
realize- profits
thereon
in addition
to their
Act
stock
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
Alex.
Clarinda
therein,
managing
Shares
Iowa. At the ^annual • meeting of. stockholders held Feb. 18,
1960, the stockholders voted to adopt the 'Riisiness Corporation Laws
of the State rf Iowa" and also adopted an amendment to the Articles
•
has
into
\
G.
company,
subject
exercise
indemnify the underwriters against civil liabilities under
the underwriters have severally
the selling
shareholders and the selling
to sell to the underwriters, severally,
an
agreed
follows:
A.
incorporated
27,
The
and
will
year
the
Fair Stores,
common
through
1960,
warrant
company
shares
equal to $1.49
of
26,
of one
shareholders
that
assumes
of
underwriting
Food
shares
entered
named
number to£. shares; of common stock
1923. This charter expired Aug. 27, 1943, and was renewed
a-period of twenty years from that date. The principal and only
office of the- ccmpany-, is at-106-108 W. Chestnut St., Clarinda, Page
of
1960,
6,
5,307,589
terms
the
from
and
Inc.
was
for
County-,
purchase
of
Barth
Aug.
Feb.
April
of
basis
May
cash-and-
on - a
as
a
one
qualities.
Bache
requiring
corporation,
an-Iowa
and
are
has
heretofore
sold
to
the! underwriters for
an
$100,
non-transferable stock purchase warrants
enabling the underwriters to purchase 1,000 shares of common stock
for investment at
$25 per share at any time after the expiration of
The
other underwriters,
168,833
ratio.
company,
the
names
J.
EUSINESS—The
as
dates
underwriting
aggregate
capitalization of the company as of
in funded "debt; 52,060 shares of
and
the
•
underwriters
and
to
The
A
and
income at $7,906,000,
agreement
the
long
supermarkets
on
share.
per
shareholders'
Dillon, Unicn Securities & Co. and A. M.
managing underwriters, on behalf of themselves
company
have
"
on
.
will
Co., Inc.,
other
aggregate
'
company
none
Eastman
and
shareholders
of 2,000 shares
price of $30
a
central
the
1960
made
was
offered
$49,616,640
value;
par
purchase
a
the
agreed
two
\
securities
capital
proper
Clarinda,
$75,000.
of
sale
The
&
the
and
>2
positions
of
flat
top
information
desks,
finders and associated equipment therewith, and
line
additions
approximately
a
for
tc
$15
Rights
$18.50.
of
(rounded out to the nearest full share)
none
additional
in
shareholders
Kidder
2
Inc...
The stock
were
value.-
par
contained
3"
214
Co.'.,—„...
Crawford,
of
Co.
without underwriting, at
Clarinda
100
$1
of
consisted
stock,
Stockholders—
discounts or commissions will be paid or granted
on shares subscribed by shareholders through the exercise of warrants,
A
discount of $3 per share will be granted the underwriters on all
shares of the Issue not subscribed by shareholders by
the exercise of
warrants.
Of
the
12,500 shares
offered,
1,254
shares will not be
offered to shareholders through the issue of warrants.
Maximum total
commission
assumes
no
shares
will
be
purchased
by
shareholders
through exercise of warrants;, minimum total commission assumes all
No
$581,545,000 and a net income of $8,708,000,
the 40 weeks'ended Jan. 31, 1959, sales
$545,390,000 with net
1960
6,
themselves
Telephone
PROCEEDS—-Additions
other
&
Co.^._...
$22.50
share.' In
per
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$39,978,232
$3,889,484 $41,457,197
and forty-six shares are being offered
two hundred
underwriters.
v
preferred
'
Stock Offered—Public offering
common
June 1,
'
Mutual
Farmers
&
&
Co.1, Inc.
ended
CAPITALIZATION—Consolidated
Feb.
between
1565.7
p.
weeks
40
totaling
$1.61
to
the
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
G.
French
—V.
-
5
5
Chisholm & Co.,
Alester
10.V4-
&
Hirshberg,
;
,r
10 V2
& Co.—
Norris
G.
Varnedoe,
10y2
Inc.
Co*,
Waggoner..
&
are sold in these
wide variety of brands
a
total
record
of
Issued
total
Minimum
exercise
A
and
share.
per
First Southeastern Co._^—4
Y
&
.Neal
Wyatt,
to
items
goods,
in
sales
-amounted
%'
..The Robinson-Humphrey
•
Y- Co., Inc..—2———'
11
wi—.
Clement
J.
20
Inc.
Lane, Space
Corp. "
-
had
equal
■'
—
Virginia,
Georgia
and
Florida.
vegetables,, fruits, dairy products,
related items, and, in limited
products,
meat
EARNINGS—For
Inc.
•
'
soft
basis
carry
for by the stockholders,
respective' names:.1
percentages set opposite their
meats,
corporate
the purchase of the
11,246 shares at $18.50 per share and the
remaining 1,254 shares of the issue will be offered by the underwriters
Delaware, ' Maryland,
tobacco,-household
instances,
..UNDERWRITERS —The.'several
underwriters
named -below
have
severally agreed, subject, to the terms of their underwry;ing agreement
with
the
company,,..to purchase at the public offering price all of
the
Pennsylvania,
.
general
for
.
.
700,800 shs.-
value.; 1,500,000 shs.
par
warrants
BUSINESS—Food Fair Stores, Inc., which has its principal offices
Yin Philadelphia, Pa., 4S principally engaged, directly or through sub¬
sidiaries, in the operation of 397 retail food supermarkets of the selfit service
type, in Rhode Island, Connecticut;
New York, New Jersey,
,
.CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
;
*
future.
the
The shares
share.
per
selling stockholders and
of the proceeds will be received by the company.
expected
is
Offered
Stock
for the account of certain
that the proceeds will be immediately
invested in income producing securities and
mortgages.
While the .company has no present plans
or commitments for the
purchase of the business or the assets' of any other company, part or.
all of the" proceeds may be used to finance such an acquisition if a
..'purpose.
priced at $31.25
was
•
on.
■
lar
Common
—
2 Securities & Co. and A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
reduce the amount of reinsurance cost to the
larger, risks.
• •"
I'v
/'
U
portion of the net proceeds has been allocated for any particu-
single
.
ultimate cost of
of the
made
be
can
for
used
16.
thousand,
warrants,
secondary offering of 168,833 shares of Food Fair Stores,
Inc. common stock was made on June 9 by an under¬
writing group jointly managed by Eastman Dillon, Union
In addition, the company anticipates that the new funds
company
to increase its insurance' retention on any
project.
will
estimate
no
Stores, Inc.
Toccoa.
of
be
1960—Month—1959
$3,630,414
share
per
shareholders
at
Fair
Food
-
will
non-transfer¬
for each share held.
will be necessary
to
purchase one share of the issue.
Fractional shares will not be
Issued.
The price to shareholders is $18.50 per
share.
The right to
purchase at this price through the exercise of warrants will expire
at the close of business June 16,
1960.
All shares not purchased by
shareholders
through the exercise of warrants
(including the 1,254
shares
of
the
issue
in
excess
of those/offered
through
warrants)
will be offered for sale to the public by
the, underwriters.
"
.
miles
50
Brothers—Rights Offering to
Five
of
2413.
p.
Loan
Is
2089. '
p.
Eleven
to
facility representative
City of Magnolia, in Pike County, In
will be outfitted by Flintkote with
—V.
.
It
2202.
p.
June 2 to June
program.
state,
.
was
engaged in making small
Laws and in purchasing conditional
and appliance
dealers.
Six branch
proceeds
—
191,
minimum
by "voters of Pike County to
Flintkote will lease the projected
long-term basis from the State
scheduled to be built and financed
on
the outskirts of
southern)apartnof efche
$1 million worth of
machinery and equipment.1 The single-floor plant will occupy about
-.115,000 square feet. It is designed to provide for future expansion
when necessary. At full capacity,; It ;willt employ -150 to 200 persons.
the
plant,, to
Its principal
incorporated
operates
and
Ga.,
July
a
Flintkote's
program, I. J. Harvey, Jr., Chairman and chief
the company,
said the Hankins Container Co.,
will operate and direct activities of the plant.
expansion
executive
employees,
due
Boyce, of Louisville, Ky., to shareholders of record as of
April 26, at a maximum per share total of $22.50 and a
issue
planned producing
the
long-term
•
.
BAWI
state's
Terming
the sale of the 116,800 shares
f of
common, stock .will
be added to. the company's general funds to
Increase the. capital and surplus accounts.
The company anticipates
that
the
proceeds will enable the company to expand its business
through the expansion of its sales force and territory, and thus absorb
i. acquisition costs resulting from any increase in new business.*
•
'
The company may use a portion of the proceeds of this offering to
erect an income-producing home office building and business develop¬
ment consisting of retail rental store units on unimproved city prop¬
erty owned by it.
However, at the present time there are no plans
Y or commitments for the erection of such office building and business
proceeds
net
of corrugated containers
8 for a new multi-
June
on
plant,
on
191,
able
•
PROCEEDS—The
the
under
-
plans
bond
a
of 'the
construction
streamlined, functional facility
of
Mississippi. The project is
The
—
Gamble
corrugated container plant to be built at Magnolia, Miss.
.
interest
12,500 shares of this Kentucky corporation's $5 par com~
mon
stock
are
being offered through Stein Bros. &
producer
major
a
announced
products,
dollar
20%
a
debentures
Toccoa,
all within
Period End. May 31
—V.
—
million
tooling,
purchase
1946.
1,
automobile
from
Sales
5,000
V
.
Cal^^Fi^s With SEC
Franklin Stores Corp.—Sales Lower—
5,000
1" 5,000
——
\
345
p.
for working capital.
57
has
July
Industrial
the
purposes.—V.
——
—
to
St.,
Sage
on
operated,
are
PROCEEDS
'
Flintkote Co.—New Plant—
and
law
contracts
offices
10,000
—„
189,
letter of notification with the
stock (par $ 1) - to be offered
Winston & Co,; Inc., Beverly
a
subordinated
company
North
105
sales
10,000
—
J—'
Inc.
Co.———_—;
Inc.
Co.,
1110.
p.
Co.—
&
&
L.
-
used
Corp., and
8%
of
BUSINESS—The
37,500
37,500
—-
Curtis
filed
25
be
to
are
$50,000
1965.
office
common
;
fuel
liquid
operational
nation's
shares of common
through Thomas Jay;
Biochemical
under
Indiana
Shares
Paine,
191, p. 2413.
Family Fund Life Insurance Co.
of
the
purposes.-—V.
-
proceeds
loans
Irving
—
underwriters
Underwriter
10,000
—
the
of
names
synthetic
only
of
military
Corp., Encino,
May
on
share,
per
Arizona
1,
aggregate number of shares which each severally agreed
are
as
follows:
purchase
Stetson
&
Illinois,
the
variety
and
75,000
par
the
and
2,000
—
Co.——e—_
Wiesenberger & Co.
Arthur
5,000
Co—;
&
in Montana,
and
Y; Franklin Discount Co.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant
to a prospectus, dated June 3, the company offered at
Originally
the Midwest.
in
Dakota,
qualification
for
in
*
1
being
in
number
scientific
Calif.
The
is qualified to do business in
South Dakota and Iowa. Ap¬
Midwest
North
made
be
the first
and
$2
at
Michigan.
3,500
Co.—
&
will
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
3,500
:5,000
3,500
Co.—
and
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
-
,v.
plication
Act
First
1959,
investment
for
corporation
covering
Hills,
Business
Investment
,Co.
is
a
Investment Act of 1958, is the
Business
the
under
March,
'Minnesota,' Wisconsin,
2,000
3,500
—
&
in
Small
v:
.
Small
unique
Is
substantial
a
programs
The
in
proceeds for
'Y
the
uge
businesses.
Midwest
the
licensee
licensed
will
company
small
to
under
second
10,000
Inc._r
Spencer Trask & Co
2,000
'"Weeks--—;. •
&
Hutton
F.
licensee
3,500
—
lending
BUSINESS—First
2,000
—
-4-
Stroud
.
5,000
2,000 '
——
W. E. Hutton & Co
Johnston, Lemon &
,
& Co
and
engines of the type that power most of this country's
as well as various smaller ones.
Unsymmetrical
2457.
SEC
share, without benefit of a selling group.
PROCEEDS—The
5,000
Webster Securities-
&
Stone
.
Co
&
S. Smithers
F.
10,000
I—
'
>
5,000
have
vehicles
Ford Electronics
''
associates
and
in
and
Rothschild & Co.—_
Schwabacher &
Co.——_i
Shearson, Hammill & Co
:——10,000
Inc.——-
Inc.
Offered—Craig-Hallum,
Stock
dimethylhydrazine
unsymmetrical
of
commonly burned by reaction with liquid chemical oxidants
are
rocket
rocket
per
,
bl-propellant
used
'
on
Shields
2,000
2,000
Hallgarten & Co._—5,000,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
:
mon
2,000
Corp.
fuel
dimethylhydrazine
2,000
,
& Co.— .10,000
Sachs
Gcodbody & Co.——1
,Halle & Stieglitz
2,000
Hanseatic
York
com¬
a
In
large
5,000
3,500
.
5,000
the
and
principal producers for several years.
Business Investment Co.—Com¬
Small
Midwest
the
that
expanded
Md.
development
its
of
May 26 offered 110,000 shares of First Midwest Small
Business Investment Co. common stock (par $5) at $7.50
——' 10,000
Co.
&
First
Stone—
&
L; F,
»
Co..^;
&
and
stated
division,
completely synthetic fuel, is a pure chemical compound.
The
more
conventional liquid rocket fuels, derived from petroleum,
are
mixtures of numerous different chemical compounds.
Both types
Kendall & Hollister
Reynolds & Co., Inc.——
Riter & Cd.2—_ A——
.
—
Co.^.
record
Baltimore,
Dimazine,
.
.
Pyhe,
3,500
&
.
Webber, Jackson
& Curtis —————
5,000
Co._i.
I.' duPorit &
•Eastman.Dillon, Union*.
.
Paine,
Co.———Y 5,000
"Y_—___
2,000
Co.—
»
■
of
Canada
as
times." "
all
(R),
In¬
Vice-
Executive
Hulse,
E.
requirements
will
be
produced in
FMC and U. S. I. pioneered in
Dimazine
at
Robert
Chemicals
I.
been
6,150,000
shares
currently
outstanding,
with
totalling over 16,000 in all states of the U. S.
other countries.—V. 191, p. 2201.
has
company
well
as
New hold's Son & Co.
H.
'New
2,000
&
Dodge
Courts
■
Co
&
Pierce/'
Roland
Model,
.Blair. & Co.3,500Blyth & CoM Inc.-_1____"__ '10,000 J.
10,000
-
at
shares
our
shareholders
:
:—
Fenner & Smith Inc.l—- 10,000
....
Inc,— ; 5.000,;
The
Loeb, Rhoades
Co.
&
.
for
market
Brothers
Merrill Lynch;
>
Co.—5,000
Stearns
G.
2,000
3,500
Force's
S.
U.
mercial
companies listed on the Exchange," Mr. Taper declared. "Our com¬
pany has grown tremendously in the past few years, and we feel that
this is another forward step.
This means that there is now a ready
Corp;—— ^ 5,000
—10,000
Higginson
metro¬
"We
5,000
Corp.—
Company,
Carl M.
3,500
•
„
&
Lehman
3,500
Ball, Burge & Kraus^_
Batem-an, Eichl'er- & Co;^
———
-
Laird
& Co/
Baker," Weeks & Co.
,A.
Co.
\
key
in
first
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
1
offices
39
areas
the-trading floor with Mr. Taper as the market opened, to note the
appearance of FCF on the ticker.
.
.
are
particularly pleased to
join the select group of 1300
on
Peabody &. Co— 10,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co—-.——- 10,000
.
.
_—_i,—u__
—
Redpath
Bache
5,000
2,000
Inc.
Co*
&
Kidder,
Bleichroeder, Y
Auchincloss,
:
A.
45,000
have
association
Financial's
Dimazine
of
quantities
pound
and
department,
National's
of
facilities
soon,
open
G.
Kidder
M:
45,000
!
Inc.—
Co.
&
S.
Inc...—
Air
in California.
Two additional offices are scheduled to
according to S. Mark Taper, president.
Keith Funston, president of the New York Stock Exchange, was
politan
Shares
President
FCF.
Charter
First
severally
is
chemicals
organic
savings and loan associations and 11 other subsidiaries,
than $600,000,000 in assets.
Ticker symbol for the newly
shares
multi-million
cover
high-energy-liquid rocket fuel fof supply to "the Air Force.
A. Gilbert, FMCTs Vice-President and Manager of its
Frederick
six
more
listed
-
follows:
as
Shares
Co._ul
&
with
the
of
of
on
stock
common
pany
.
which each
thereof
of. shares
agreed to. purchase frcm the company, are
the
contracts
storable,
May 25
On the New York Stock Exchange in
of First Charter Financial Corp, the parent com¬
began
Trading
of 400,$23 per
underwriters
principal
The
First Charter Financial Corp.—N. Y. S. E. Trading—
Engrlehard Industries, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
,
tails—Our issue of June 6 reported the offering
000 shares of this corporation's common stock at
share. Additional financing details follow: '
5
(2517)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Corp.
-
Corp.,
sales
previous
and
28,
for
and
the
profits
company
earnings
were
year" ended Feb.
the fifth successive
fiscal
for
pre-tax earnings and net
told shareholders in the
Further records in both
projected for the current fiscal year, ending
record
for
sales,
1961.
Military
$15,925,000
backlog
a
year
of Feb. 29 was $30,081,000, almost double the
earlier; at time of writing, of the report' this
all-time high of $37,000,000, it was stated.
also have increased steadily since' 1955,
as
backlog had Increased to an
Semiconductor
sales, which
ft J/;
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
6
at
General Shale Products Corp.
137% for the year and the Semiconductor Division's backlog
year-end was almost 2Vu times that of the previous year.
Sales of $56,175,270 for the year ended Feb
29. 19G0—topping the
up
were
$13
record $4,357,287 up 117% over the
earlier. Net profits after taxes, aL>o
an
all-time
high,
were
$2,104,547, equal to $1-37 per share on
1,534,123 shares outstanding at the year-end. This was a 59 a
in¬
crease
over, the $1,317,828 earned the previous year, equal to 93 cents
per share on the lesser number (1,416,173)
of shares then outstanding*
The report emphasized that the company had achieved its five-year
goal—announced in 1955, when the company was primarily a pro¬
ducer of radio-TV components—to derive 50%
of revenues from other
than "entertainment", electronics.
Since the diversification-expansion
plan was initiated, company sales have almost doubled
(from $28.9
million
in fiscal 1955-56)
and net earnings have risen 550%
(from
21
cents per share in that year)."' The average compounded annual
increase
for
the
five-year period:
18%
on sales,
73% on Pre~^a*
earnings and 62% on per share earnings (based on shares outstanding
recorded
the
-4
The annual report also disclosed that the Semiconductor Division is
once
more
being expanded.
Some 40,000 square feet of space are
being added this year to the Division's present 115,000 square feet,
and
substantially
increased
sales are
projected.
To broaden the
company's
line
of
silicon
rectifiers
and
silicon and
germanium
-diodes,, new advanced semiconductors-*~including tunnel diodes, con¬
trolled rectifiers and
high power-factor silicon oxide capacitors—are
each
year-end).
in
now
'
/,
•
•
^
A
development.
from
Glore,
the
production,
it
which
(of
Micamold
The
dry
system
and
Division
Inc.
Co.
/
Hirsch
Elder
Co
_.
&
& Leach--—
Landstreet &
Clark,
'*■
Inc.
Kirkpatrick,
—V. .191,
_——.
orders for its new
"sharp upturn" in operating
of
semiconductors
radio
broaden
to
and
for manu¬
company's
the
the
of
ratio
a
corporation's
completely
liabilities
capital
2,500
The
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
"V/ 44'■
The
of
|
_4_—
Sales
—V.
191,
ratio
2.5
1773.
p.'
$19,915,029 and current liabili¬
with resultant working capital of
1,
to
—V.
bank loans then outstanding of $3,000,000
After
this
repayment the current assetincreased to approximately 4.3 to 1 and working
191,
was
191,
1434.
p.
'
V',; *':
/
1960—Month—1959
191,
,
1960—12 Mos.—1959
Period Ended March 31—-
Income
taxes
Net
earnings
63,550
share
a
$4.42
28,081
$2.30
$329,099
;
'
ll
liabilities
$2.60
__
J
.
__4
assets
Current
$4.96
31,939
$356,547
,
Position—
Current
54,145
61,071
j
-I_—
,
:
Dividends
61,150
.
•
Dividends
Current
-:r
~.
share
a
115,295
:
-
earnings'
Net
$1,052,964
129,621
taxes_^____
$38,418,794
126,172
107,153
$230,375
'
$221,946
^
to
capital
Stockholders'
4
Common
value
Book
value
of
the
12,319,935
12,243,858
shares—
$346,693
$315,020
$28.14
on
dollar
share
a
amounts
I-——
basis.—V.
expressed
—
191,
thousands,
in
figures
except
given
;'I
385.
p.
required
The
President
that
the
ston,
N.
The
of
C.
has
Daven
Laibie
General
Mills,
Manufacturing
wire
networks,
•
filters
Manufacturing
industry.
resistors,
wound
Manchester,
and
laboratory
with
Co.,
for
The
600
Daven
Effective immediately, the
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Daven
Co.,. The
division
of
The
and
names
business
its
A.
identities/
business
acquired
Mills
will
Mechanical
The
former
tinue
to
will
in
charge
Plant
to
but
two
original
Donald
at
S.
Plant
from
Edward
Frederick A.
Albert
own
present
will
con¬
Vice-President
as
with
J.,
Grayson,
Vice-President
Bernard
Manchester,
Proctor Electric
Vice-
Vice-President
location;
the
at
L.
Schaner,
Steinbach,
M.
N.
Manager
Co.,
Secretary
and
Carlson
J.
Board
the
of
Board
A.
D.
Hyde,
of
of
and
and
Mills
for
General
General
Mills'
the
Mills;
These
puter
Corp.,
at
4
remote
engaged in
C.
H.
various
shares,
without
offered
be
1959.
Wilson,
offering
and
Robert
D.
Bell,
Finance
Division
G.
is
S.
made
has
been
charge
of
of
of
up
Kennedy,
President
in
and
missiles,
to
R. A.
111.,
coupled
the
Chairman
General Mills;
General
Mills'
Rawlings, Executive
Consumer
Food
activities
all
in
space
and
$40
last
fall
by
Mechanical
under
fields
age
vehicles,
industrial
of
of
direction,
electronics,
nuclear
products.
of
General
Division
Wilson's
the
aircraft,
exceed
the
functioning
units
now
Wilson, is also President
acquired
with
devices,
these activities
National
General
cn
com¬
equipment
Employees
number
nearly 3,600 and annual sales
million.—V. 190, p. 1734.
&
Steel
Castings Co.,
below.—V.
191,
1668.
April 30
Co.
of
Ohio—Earnings
filed
covering
warrants.
$8.75
share
per
offered
at
.
the
public
such
certain
an
later
were
Land
Plastic
that
r\
I960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
revenues
$1,615,002
$1,503,562
$6,374,608
$5,881,837
expenses
1,062,462
985 985
4,279,909
3.838,895
158,400
144,000
553,800
income
operating
taxes__
taxes
Net
operating income
after charges
1773.
Plastic
Molders,
the
565,000
130,093
133,222
574,316
564,720
$264,047
$235,355
$956,583
formed
was
the
for
in
into
111.;
and
with
made
ing
559,729
552,215
Commission
with
1933
respect
Bank
Commercial
1421.
p.
of
and
of
made
>
failed
the
to
to
The
the
of
to
.same
Consolidated
^
to
Financial
In
the
past,
of
During
issued
heading
156,285
ihe
the
six
false
and
ago
the
*
.
by
to
file
officials
and
This
is
s
with
respect
the
amount
between
the
present
and
and
"Geology"
by
4
in
corporation
ended
for
financing
the
April
ef- its
half
first
engaged
firms
140
.
30,
1960,
purchased,
the
for
4'
J
•
•
collateral
period
of
of
volume
total
the
million.
This
Financial, formed
$75.6
was
Ardisco
4
months ended
published
offered
group
shares
190,COO
The
•
April,
1959.
earnings report
for
Inland,
for the first time late in April,
headed by Shearson,- Hammill &
the
of
class
stock.
A
converted
were
38
earnings for
cents
into
that
At
385,000
share
a
the six months ended
the
on
575,000
now
outstanding, compared
shares.a year earlier.
.
Proceeds from
the
end
of
the
might
time
class
whose shares
when an
1960,
Co. distributed
the existing out¬
sale
six
of
shares
with
April
shares.
B
of
class
cents
29
I960
30,
A
on
the
and
were
class
same
equal, to
B Stock
of
number
,
.
class
months
stock
a
being
not
were
reported
received
However,
on.
until near
Dane
Mr.
the return
on
about 25,000 of the 190,000 shares was used
acquisition. Therefore, the equivalent of 410,000 shares
considered to have been outstanding. during the half-year
Ardisco
be
period.
cents
the
the
pointed out,
for
Based
share
a
earlier.—V:
required semi-annual report
opportunity for hearing, upon
should be vacated or
1
•
on
for
191,
p.
this
number
the
I960
of
shares,
period,
earnings
compared
were
equal
to
53.6
41.7
cents
a
year
with
1879.
International Resistance
The
-
the
to
of
and
shareholdings
securities
its
of
to
the
be
of company
offered
and
offering,
officials
and
material
promoters
planned business operations of the company,
to the abandonment of the Mattie Ellis oil
to
statements
therein under
made
and
of
the
First
Hopper Paper Co.—Merger News—
,
Pulp & Timber Co., below.—V.
.
191,
j
p.
1
,
City
1,381,098
company.—V.
p.
Co.—Registrar Appointed—4
Bank
shares
190,
Manufacturers
preferred and
of
of
New,
common
York
stock
has
been
cents
(10
appointed
value)
par
1296.
Trust
common
stock
Co.
of
has
the
International Telephone
iary Sells Debentures—
been
&
m
A
service
A
Switzerland
wr.oily-owned
and
Corp.,
ISEC
research
Switzerland
conducts
and
banking
of
the
development
syndicate
187,
Telegraph
by
subsidiary
registr-r
appointed
company.—V.
,0^0 dabenture sold
lssue- totaling 50,000,000
has been
1978,
Telegraph
23C6.
National
for
International Silver Co.—Registrar
Appointed—
The
-•orp.
Puget Sound
this
commercial
months
first
standing shares
■
promoters
suspension
expenses
company
•
4!
4
'
in
the Commission's order, the misrepresentations in the
offering circular include the failure to make adequate
price
4'
.
_
earnings after taxes for the half-year were $220,131,
31%. higher than the combined pro forma figure of
the
publicly
underwriting
registrar
offering
corporation.— V.
the
provides-an
the
its
■
■■■.,
appointed transfer
190,
been
net
were
17
(the anti-fraud provision) of
charges that the company's offer¬
the
amount
of
cash
expended
for
company
of
$77.6 million.
was
Consolidated
compiled
misleading
4. •
volume
full
.
also
disclose
order
is
were" not
has
stock of the
ated
stock
the failure to include adequate and ac¬
curate
financial
statements
prepared
in
accordance
with
generally
accepted accounting, principles.—V. 187, p. 2334.
See
closely
Rock
April 20 to acquire the business of Ardisco, Ltd., formerly an affili¬
company.
The combined pro forma volume for the like period a
on
year
purpose
order rtem-
an
America
common
industries.
represented
includes
Section
order
particularly with regard
and gas lease; and they relate, also
the
Pa.;
Corp.—Net Up—
provide
Corp.,
different
26
business,
..
has
Corp.—Appointment—
of North
earnings
qpproximately
regulation
circular
promoters
and
Coraopolis,
.iscal year were $220,131, it was announced on May 31 by Oscar
President. The company and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Ardisco
Dane,
facts, and that the offering would be and is
question whether
disclosure
accurate
aggregate
115-yearfOld,
a
en¬
and
1
■
,
current
.
the
offering
failed
company
sales.
on
is
Chester;
Port
■.
Credit
Inland
G
permanent.
officials
and
The
transferred
that
stock
request,
at
:
'
,
from registration .under ♦
a
public stock offering by
'
^
'
"
D.
S.
conditions
violation
Act.
ciruclar
property
plants
agent and registrar of the
Regulation A exemption
company's
in
the. partnership wM«h
engineering, mold making
,,
Angeles.
Los
Industro Transistor
per
T.
company's,
the
$913 222
141,849
of
and
Securities
'
4.
parts
plastic
of
succeeds
Burdsall & Ward Bolt and Nut Co.
corporation,
...The
Inc.—Offering Suspended—
Exchange
a
respect of certain material
being
Inc.
production,
and
molding of plastics.
Russell,
a
offering of 31,410 common shares at $1 per' share, pursuant
exemption. The Commission's suspension order asserts that
the
,/* •'.
"
production
volume
head of Modern Designers, is President: of
Inc., located at 680 West 18th St., Hialeah.
Molders,
development
in
injection
with
price
a
incorporated
participate
basis.
of Hot Springs,
terms
in
.
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 in May, 1958, Hill-Valentine proposed
to
affiliated to form Industrial
injection molded plastic parts.
in the near company, successor to
have
interest
specialize
former
Dawson,
48,560
It is
at" $3.75
warrants,
will
efforts
and
Act
company,
transactions
Operating
p.
which
firms
best
Securities
the
Hill-Valentine
p.
Operating
191,
Both
a
will
firm
,
Helix
Associates,
Securities
The
and
Malleable
Telephone
Period End.
Net
be
warrants
'
trusts,
porarily suspending
the
—V.
The
Hill-Valentine Oil Co.,
include
Fla.,
manufacture
controlling
•Martin
gaged
Mesa,■' Calif.,♦
•
at
will
investment
May,
?
and Nut Co., Port/Chester, N. Y., and
Designers.
new
Industrial
6r I960,
purchase
will
&
General Pacific Corp.—Sells Division to NML—
Other
stock
20,000
According
Federal
"• La
June
on
114,240
shares
shaie.
warrant.
per
evidence these rights.
.
1960—4 Mos.—1959 V
$7,287,789
$6,823,994
" •
■
' " • '
The company was organized under California law on May. 20, I960,
for the principal purpose of purchasing, developing,
managing and/or
selling real properties. It contemplates investing one-half of its avail¬
able capital in unimproved land, one-fourth in commercial real estate,,
both, improved and unimproved,
and one-fourth to develop property
already held or to invest in special situations. It proposes to engage
the
management services of T. G. Lambron & Associates, Inc., and
Helix Land Co., Inc., the management fee to be payable in stock. .
The prospectus lists Theodore G. Lambron as Board Chairman
and
President The organizers of the company formerly operated through
S0.31V4
this
General E. W.
company,
operating
handling
expected
See
and
offer
per
in
the
Drive,
the SEC
with
28,560
to
and
warrants
plant.
with
Co.
subsidiary
Chairman,
Chicago,
Minneapolis,
of
group
systems,
and
new
acquisitions,
company
a
share;
with,
Magnaflux
form
proposed
Summit
4265
stock
ccmmon
H.,
N.
'•
Mechanical
new
activities;
of
to
Counsel,
Daven
Vice-President
charge
addition
in
of The
officers:
Mechanical
President of the
Mills.
of
io
Inc.—Proposes Offering—
statement
registration
to
Inc.,
holds
Industrial
/..
..
held
Inc.,
I960,
Lambron
Wilson.
the
Helix
Perry,
Secretary.
General
Manager
Directors
in
Mills,
Assistant
Executive
and
Vice-President
The
Helix 1960,
-
1960,
specifications for mechanical applications.
Delrin, Nylon,
Teflon and styrene plastics will be utilized, and the company will also
design and make custom molds for injection molding. High speed auto¬
matic molding machines have been installed and manufacturing opera¬
tions are under way at the Hialeah plant.
' '
Lower—
$1,920,910
$1,875,900
30,
rigid
Falls,
J.
served
The
with
2090.
p.
June
1960.
10,
shareholders to
to
Hialeah,
Designers,
W
&
$167,000 for the six
General
Acting General
Chemical
are
tneir
Newman,
capacity
include
Co.
Livingston,
formerly
Treasurer
of
the
their
a
General
active
an
Daven
191,
payable
record June
being - issued
Molders,
B
Modern
Upon consumma¬
Central.
dividend
the
in
are
Plastic
companies.
following General
and
the
Leeper,
Kenneth
framed
at
a
The
as
President.
The
and
and
Lewis
companies,
in
Engineering;
officers
Mueller,
The
the
of
Steinbach,
Daven
two
charge of Marketing;
of
Manager
Vice-President
All
the
of
Vice-President
organization
officers
President
in
operated
retain
operate
as
of
name
be
Manager of
will be President of The Daven Co., Bell said.
Division,
the
Assistant
Other
Mills
General
owner
with
and
other
v.
Wilson,
—v.
shares
.
$150,000 -which ,.T"
some
1960—Month—1959
l_L_r
Sales
engaged
and
operated
the
will
businesses
continue
be
under
Laibie
from
Both
will
and
been
resistors
Stores Inc.—Sales
par
R
stock¬
power
shares
General
Co.
lines
for
Guardian
of
shares of the utility's common capital
value), in the ratio of one share for each
then held at $20 per share. The rights will
($20
Modern
"majority
of stock will
utilised in the sale
largely
A. Parsons as President.
stock
outstanding
Hartfield
instruments.
has
wound
supplier
a
product
a
exchange offer, he and other management officials will own
the
of
24,606,185
Russell, Burdsall & Ward Bolt
cash sale
its
be
except
company,
Period End. May 31—-
switches,
measuring
employees,
locations.
R.
3
H.
Co.
acquired
Daven
Present
attenuators,
chiefly in manufacturing the precision wire
sub-assembiies
June
on
N.
has for 30 years been
electronics
the
to
announced
Inc.,
Co.,
Co., with 650 employees,
precision
supplies,
of
acquired the business of The Daven Co., Living--
and Laibie
components
include
Bell
H.
company
J.,
55%
Mills, Inc.—Acquisition—
from
to
27,119,135
Industrial Plastic Molders, Inc.—Formed—
4
provide more adequate quarters for the downcompany's bank subsidiary.*,/-%"• >!| :'
to
prospectus lists John
tion of the
General
Discount,
that
the
of
branch
Central
Guardian
of
affiliates,
are
companies
two
owned by substantially the saine
companies being identical.
both
of
Guardian
business
be
town
The
6,305,842
charges-—
rights, which, when combined with other Fractional warrants to repre¬
sent an aggregate of ten rights or a multiple thereof, will entitle the
holder to subscribe for one or more shares.
No fraciional shares will
be issued.
Rights evidenced by warrants may be transferred to others
by assignment duly executed in the form on the back of the warrants.
The company will not buy or sell rights.—V. 191, p. 2090.
Tenn.,
share of
for each
Guardian Central stock
being
directors
to
in
invested
finance
may
•All
the
and
proceeds
$25.73
share
common
a
be
both
of
stock
holders
stock.
Discount
Guardian
Net
outstanding——
common
Memphis,
Ave.,
with
statement
shares-of
7%
exchange
Interest—
shares
Book
registration
a
26,968,119
They are of two kinds; (1) Full warrants, for ten rights or multiples
thereof, entitling the holder to subscribe for the number of shares
indicated
thereon;
and
(2) Fractional warrants, for less than ten
the SEC covering 481,862 shares
of common stock, of which 200,000 shares are to be offered for pub¬
lic sale at $6 per share. This oil'ering is to be made on a best efforts
basis by James-N,
Reddoch & Co. of Memphis, for which a 55 cent
per share selling commission is to be paid.
The remaining
284,862 shares are reserved for acquisition of the
stock of Guardian Discount Co., of Memphis, through a proposed offer
filed
of
Working
Union
1415
Trust,-Inc.,
Central
Guardian
30,665,444
Warrants
Common—
Inc.—Registers
Trust,
Central
Guardian
-
$1,087,076
,-,4—,——
—1—_4:.
income
before
6,894,136
shareholders of
'
sales
7,956,346
7,058,146
participate
2414.
p.
17,884,716
income
24,963,000
expire on June 30, 1960, and will be valueless if not used
on
or before that
date. Shares subscribed :cor will ;iot
1960—4 Mos.—1959
,
$10,736,118 $37,662,300
$9,741,905
Sales
18,227,201
operating
ten
Green Co. Inc.—Sales Off—
Period End. May 31—
27,108,000
stock
capital,
(H. L.)
6,398,000
4,450,571
scribe for 3,047,758
Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
2089.
p.
154,158,673
1960—Month—1959
' 1960—10 Mcs.—1959
$5,010,273
$5,298,749 $53,674,391 $46,546,564
Period End. May 31—
Sales
'
Rights Offering—Shareholders of record at the close
of business on May 27, 1960, are being issued to sub¬
'.
'V
■
Grayson-Robinson
repaid.
$16,787,250.—V.
tc
191,
169,608,432
39,079,835
''39,099,415
—V.
V;<g
g. .-%>•..t.,,
•
•'{
$
45,239,563
42,069,865 178,980,439 165,948,639
25,766 20324.327.158 102,979,794 96,132,804
4,484,014
after
Net
1960—5 Mos —1959
I960—Month—1959
V"
.
7,033,000
Net
Grant Co.—Sales Up—
(W. T.)
^
■',
1960—4 Months—1959
.
.
operating taxes—
Other
Period End. May 31—
—V.
*Net
•<'
('v.
expenses--,Federal income taxes—
$45,785,578 $145,888,981 $149,672,822
$45,963,462
;.V'
i960—Month—1959
30.—
April
ending
Operating
1111.
p.
1\f
General Foods Corp.—Statement—
Earnings
V
Operating revenues—
1960—13 Wks—1959
Wks.—1959
! 1960—4
Period End. May 28—
.
/.
Co.—Earnings—
Illinois Bell Telephone
Period
I;
30, next, 1,046
$100 per share,
at the First Trust Co.
,
/'
.
has called for redemption on June
cumulative first preferred stock at
accrued dividends. Payment will be made
Lincoln, Lincoln, Neb.:—V. 191, p.-112.'
'}'■
Up—
Co.—Sales
Union
Grand
6%
its
plus
for
tinue
company
•shares-of
'and will con¬
Shipments are scheduled to commence in July
the following 12 months.—V. 191, p. 701.
plant.
Oil Co,—Partial Redemption—
'Husky
K
4;
111.
City,
100%.
Columbus,
$5,000,000
than
more
has called for redemption on June 15, 1960, through
the sinking fund, $131,500 of its 6% notes, due May 15
Fayment will be made at the Ohio National Bank!
Ohio.—V. 189, p. 2891.
%'
company
at
1961
V?--i"t
V ';?
«• / /
.
,y/:'Y;y
'y
operation of
2,500
2,500
Inc.
Bros.,
*.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Iluber-Warco
corporation, has been-awarded a, contract
to furnish cast armor hulls and turrets to
Chrysler Corp. for the Army's M-60 medium tanks, it-was announced
■by Charles P.'Whitehead, President .
4'44
' y,;
v '4/4,4;4
% All of these armor castings will be produced at the Granite City -.
Granite
The
-for
primarily.
components
TV
$11,787,250.
Following the issue of 200,000 additional shares of com¬
mon
stock in March, 1960, which added approximately $5,100,000 to
were
-2,500
Co..—,-
&
General Steel Castings Corp.—Contract—
•
Co.-
761
Co.—Sells Plant
Engineering Co., above.—-V. 190, p. -1938.
See Minerals
v
Co.,'; Inc.__.__2,500
2,500
&
.'V.'.;,
current assets were
year-end,
$8,127*779,
Canada,
in
currently
operations,
the
At
establishment of a facility
developed for
being
are
Canadian
ties
Wiley
2414.
p..
Sales
Flans
facture
'■
"
-•
.'i—h—2,'500
Securities
Wilder
Rader,
C '"
.
.
Sound
Ilowe
2,500
United Securities.Co.—,:—!
7,000
;T.V;'-"
5,000
*
4 '■
*',
Inc.
Strader
7,000
Co._
Agee
Sterne,
Budd,
Mid-South
9,000
Co., .Inc,—
McCarley, &
•Courts
•»>•
5,000
Douglas &
Fitzhugh, Inc.
McNeel, Rankin and
10,000
9,000
Co
&
&
5,000
—v__—r
Inc.
Berry,
Inc. 10,000
& Co. 10,000
duPont
I.
Inc.
Co.,
10,000
——-
,
5,000
Neuhaus & ;
Varnedoe,. Chisholm '&
12,000
Co.
&
Co.,
&
T—j—————
Co.
12,000
Inc.
Co.,
Co—
&
Byllesby
Francis
substantial
receiving
is
capacitors and a
expected in the current year.
solid slug tantalum
results is
&
M.
to
development laboratory,
conceptions in ultrasonics, both
for anti-submarine warfare (sonar) and i dustrial electronic purposes,
will be established
this year in the greater Boston area.
The com¬
pany's subsidiary, Harris Transducer Corp., also has completed develop¬
ment of
"an outstanding line
of ultrasonic cleaning equipment."
products
new
on
&
Co.—12,000'
&
Walker
Shares
•,
.
Evans
Underwood,
-•
H.
:
and
research
Instrument
General
new
work
Inc.
.
•.
A.
tuners.
automobile
A
country's
be* the
to
Dickson
H.
Blair
own sales volume of com¬
radio I. F. transformers
largest manufacturer) and
its
increased
company
S.
G.
1
claims
i
Allyn
R.
r
•
r.
.
Clement
Securities Corp.:. 45,605
* &
Co.—15,000
& Co., Inc.— 12,000
C.
Goodbody
TV tuners, TV deflection components,
ponents:
follows:
as
Forgan
A.
the year* $3,600,000 was spent on research and engineering
activities,
employing some 540 people;
45,000 square feet of spac.e
was
added to laboratory facilities, which now comprise 110,000 square
feet.
Further expansion is planned in the current year.
1
\-/, •'
In "entertainment" electronics, as result of increased radio and TV
set
of the several underwriters, and the
stock which each agreed to purchase
are
to $18,468
provision for Federal income taxes totaled $210,025
in
first quarter of
1960, against $164,344 In the same period
of
1959.
This amounted to $0,067 per share on 2,694,795 shares of
common shk<; outstanding at March 3l, 1960,
compared to $0,051 per
share on 2,687,295 shares outstanding at March 31, 1959.
Consolidated income before taxes in
this year's first quarter was
$480,025, including $232,619 from peak season operations of the Palm
Beach Biltmore in Palm Beach, Fla„ which HCA acquired in October
1959.
In the first quarter of 1959, consolidated income was $294,344'
Including a net gain on sale of assets
of $116,510.
Provision for
Federal income taxes amounted to $270,000 in the first three months
of 1960 and $130,000 in 1959.—V. 191, p. 2202.
after
income
Net
names
ccmmon
stockholders,
selling
Equitable
During,
;
the
of
shares
Shares
.
.
,
of
number
the first quarter of 1960 rose
three months of 1959.
in
revenue
$16,166,028 in the first
from
Additional financing details follow:
share.
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
a
year
Ooerating
on
shares of this firm's common stock at
of 220,605
June 2
time—increased 21% over the $46,562,300
the first
$50 million mark for
reCnmSlhU"Vi°ta«r"ere
at
Monday, June 13, 1960
.
.
America (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Hotel Corp. of
Additional, Financing
—
reported the offering
6
June
of
issue
Details—Our
the
$2,004,808
.
(2518)
Swiss
p.
for
Corp.—Subsid¬
francs,
International
due
Standard
International
June 1,
Electric
and
Telephon:
overseas
manufacturing,
activities
of
under
the
the
1315.
ITT
leadership
sales,
System.
of
the Swiss
Volume
5959
Number
191
.
Y
•
Bank
country
and
at
purchased
the
foY public,
issue
for the conversion of 95%
debenture issue of 1954, ma¬
turing July 15 of this year.
Tne remainder will be added to ISEJ's
general funds and will be'made available to its subsidiaries in the
form
of
loans and additional
investments
for long-iange expansion
Part
the
or
ISEC's
issue
3 V2 %
proceeds
A
private issue of
191,
franc
'
programs.
V.
be" used
will
15,000,000 Swiss
Swiss francs
18,000,000
'
.
sold in April, 1960.—
was
—V.
191,
New York
stock
I960
191,
(Joseph)
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$16,125,484 $16,254,341 $59,971,818 $57,387,128
Interprovincial
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Line
Pipe
redemption on July 1, next through
$407,000 of its 3V2% first mortgage
B, due Jan. 1, 1970, at $100.94 plus
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the office of the agency
of the Bank of Montreal, New York, N. Y.—V. 190, p. 2449.
The
of
for
Shies
•
—V.
191,
2415.
p.
Chemway
trar
and
/•/"
Y
issue
new
appointed trustee, regis¬
of $10,000,000 aggregate
amount of the company's first mortgage bonds, 5%% series
1990.—v. 191, p. 2306,:yy-'y,:'''; ;V //''Vy./Yy
-v*. pV;
.
.
was
—V.
p..2090..
191,
u
". ..This
Boyertown,
of
company
1959
31,
Y
.
;
-
;
the
of
stock
common
Penn
County, Pa.>
' \
' ~.Y.
.Y" >Y
"vThe announcement was made jointly on June 9
"This
>
50%>-
will
move
broaden
product- line
our
-
enable1" each-,
will
and
*
benefit from the other's complementary skills, experience
research into new areas," Mr.-Abeles said.
Y/
.'Kawecki'manufactures
rare
meta's ana their-oompoUhdY such as
and
the-opinion
in
necessary
'All
to
such
of
of
Sales
the
of
directors
will
as
Mr:
be
and
Abeles
be
Will
to
used
retire
Tommy
Mr.
who
Prugh
K.awecki's
sales
for
Penn's Secretary,
$7,505,122. Penn
been
has
sales
1959
this
;
;
Rare
were
$1,000,000.—V.
nearly
of
year
191,- p.
anticipates
stock
The
has
Boston, Mass.-,'company,
acquired
The
■
stated
announcement
diversification-
planned'
a
Whose
States
and
and
cameras
to
65
the
that
are
countries.
foreign
was
the
in
.
.
^
Co., Inc.-r-Sales; Off—
Kinney
Y.-(G. R.)
'
Period End- May 31—
• > yy /
1986.
15,000
underwriters.—V. .191,
the
to
p.
YY
\y;;Y
in
.
t
.
Y'-Y* /amounted
;' /y./yy Y'vY
••/.
7,800
125,000
.
7,800
Templeton__
&
'
■
7,800
Denver* Colo.—Files With
May
on
filed
18
directors
of
:
the
During
-
\
tion
of
,
SEC—
a
announced
has
56.4%?
a
increase
in
net
stockholders
to
the
and
31,
income
1960
of
record
May'20,
licensees
from
$14,865,550,
were
a
for
1960.
the
46.7%
nine
month
Increase over
that
.
Winter
commented
more
company's
the
for
of
to
sell
up
$3,300,000
to
a previous loan from Equitable,
Maremont has. taken down
of the balance and has an option to take the additional
sometime before June 1, 1961.-Closing date was June 3.
Maremont,
a
manufacturer of automotive replacement parts,
will,
use
the funds for working capital and investment purposes.—V. 191,
2203.'
p.
-.
'.
/
Corp.—Files Exchange Offer—
•
623 North Water St., Milwaukee, Wis.-, filed a r«gisa
the SEC on June 2, 19o0, covering 37,500 shares
.Murine Corp.y. of
,
traticn statement with
of
to
the
outstanding
Bank,
each
1960.
Marine
93%
owns
.
5,000
30,
with
made
.
Wis.,
the
of
June
Ys
eo
company
conditioned
is
proposal
exchanges
upon
holders of not less than 80%
of the stock of
outstanding. 508,202 common' shares. It now
the
has
now
capital
the
of
more
or
at the rate of 7Va shares of Marine stock
outstanding shares of Peoples stock held of
The
-
offer these shares for all
of Peoples Trust & Savings
to
proposes
of capital stock
shares
Bay,
Green
being
i
The
stock.
common
>
of
stoc<j
five
ox
banks
in
Wisconsin.
Development Corp., Nashua, N. H.
Matrix Research &
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
corporation'
covering
offered
The
Stock out-*
earnings from
common
at
$5
Y
-
«■
.
are
plant, and
A
letter
of
common
notification
stock
(par
"
with
$l) .to
without underwriting.
to bs used to purchase equipment, to
for general corporate purposes.:
'
the
be
improve
Stores Corp*—-Sales Lower?—
McCrory-McLellan
I960—Month—1959;
Period End. May 31—
>
1960—5 Mos.—1959
>
$12,714,277 $13,262,409 $58,449,407 $60,400,561
Sales
—Vv l9L,
-
a
class
share,
per
proceeds
physical
filed
May 18
shares of
on
60,000
'
Geophysical
agreed
$1,000,000
the
per share
': • > "'
Inc,
the United
$1,500,000
capital
warrants
k- ;
x
Products, Iiic.^—Private Placem't
Products,
Automotive
payment of
quarters .Litton
.
Western
1960
employed
record
the 4,147,854 shares
$1.29. for
to
volume
6,
services
of
Marine
entered ' intor an agreement for • acquisiCompany of America for the exchange
Kratter Corp.—Proposal/Withdrawn— v-YY'Y-Yy/ yy
ox " 100%
of
the: outstanding
common
stock of 'that company for
common itock'of Litton: Industries;
The company employs 900 persons
Spyros P..Skouras, President mf Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp:,,
ih-.the -Los" Angeles headquarters; and laboratory- and in field teams
announced on June 7,* that the proposal by Kratter Corp. to purchase
"-on„exploration assignments .in many parts of the free world.: f.
- x
the
maim studio property
of
the corporation
in Los Angeles- for
$43,000,000 cash had been withdrawn.
'-One
of -the" largest
companies ' in the
geophysical research field,
Western engages
in engineering,- research and development and the
By the terms of the nroposal Twentieth Century-Fox would credit,
manufacturing of electronic, optical" and electromechanical instruments,
to the purchaser on account of the purchase price the sum heretofore,
■
9,360
promissory notes, due 1961-1973, to Equitable Life Assurance Society
States; $800,000 of the proceeds has been applied to the
of
of
first nine months of the
current
fiscal year,
ending April 30, totaled $134,459,000, according
to \ Charles
B. YThornton,
President "• and ■ Chairman
of the Board,;-.
This compares with sales of $89,191,000 for the same period last. year.
'
•
Mr. .Thornton said
that-earnings before taxes for the nine months,
totaled. $10,873,000,
and net earnings, from operations after Federal
and
foreign'., income taxes amounted, to, $5,441,000,
as compared to:
lust
year's' nine
months'
earnings from operations of $3,526,000.
Last year a special income credit of $700,000 was also recorded.
According to .Mr. Thornton, earnings per share for the nine months
sales
Industries'
Litton
vV.
j
9,360
125,000
Inc
Co.,
Maremosit Automotive
15,000
'
'1435.
1960—5 Mos—1959 j */standing, -an increase-'of "36%/ over. the
'
$7,338,000 $33,562,000 $29,138,000-operations for the same period last year.
$7,248,000
191, p.
-
Jones
10,920
10,920
Inc.125,000
&
Co.,
Corp.,
Maremont
Litton Industries—Earnings—
^
,
Y
I960—Month—1959
Sales
T
Co—
and.
that in the calendar year 1959,
Man¬
than 122,000 people and provided services for
65,797 customers throughout' the world,
They also 'mentioned that'
since the first of the year, the firm has been opening new offices at
the rate of three per month.—V. 190, p. 2342.
for
•Y
5,
the reference to1'
with oar photo-;
Y *v.'V
•-
of
news
\
additional step
an
the acquisition was
plans to "combine electronic developments
graphic. business."•'
•
Significant
June
a
&
same
power
'.235,010-s.is.
1,000,000 shs.
effect
to
reclassification of the
-«ceiore
giving effect to the exercise of
giving
but
sold
be
being undertaken by Keystone,
distributed throughout the United
program
projectors
move
future
—v.
to
175,000
150,000
150,000
ending March
President
pioneer in the home movie industry;
a
Amplifier Corp, of America, according,
from the photographic manufacturer./
l'
the
announcement
'
:
.
14,040
175,000
,
Co
.
Outstanding
Authorized
tCommon stock,^ $1.00
par value
i-YWarrants to purchase common stock-/.
tAfter
'
Shares
obligations to banks which were
.
Y'-'Y
Metals
2415,
Keystone Camera Co.—Acquires-r
(
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$225,000
Co,—
&
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,
.
.
Co.„___
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pur¬
period in the previous fiscal year,
The figures for
period were $10,133,400,..
Y
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In
the
letter ' to
shareholders,
board
chairman
Scheinfeld
.
board
to
2416.
p.
board
period
.
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.
Debentures
Slocumb
payable June
'
Penn's
their
through
agreed
company's
the
because
Management
titanium, boron, zirconium and master
base
alloys—particularly aluminum: •
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apa .secured by liens on its inventory,, equipment and other assets (all
■/ Penn Rare Metals produces'germanium, cesium, and rubidium metals - :->toYbe
discharged
upon
such .'payment L , Approximately $45,000 - are
and salts
and -other * high
purity inter-metallic compounds: such as
presently, intended to be used to ^acquire additional rolLforaning ma>.
cadmium^-selenide,
bismuth
telluride,
lead selenlde,
lead telluride,
chinery-and equipment; and approximately $75,000 will be used to repay
high p.rnity arsenic, indium and gallium.
Y Y'
VY".
advances to the company by its President and Secretary-Treasurer and
Mr. De Rewal remains President of Penn Rare Metals,. His brother
their immediate families. The balance, or approximately $104,000, will
Norbert
becomes
Secretary." Henry
Kawecki,
Board
Chairman
of
be used as required for working capital.-tand otherixcorporate purposes.
Kawecki
Chemical;
becomes. .Vice-President
and
John
Censrazzo,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Kawecki Vice-President, will be Treasurer. All four will be members'
of
below,
severally
Manpower, Inc.—Net Up—
,'incurred to retire trade Obligations, and ior other working capital pur¬
poses; $150,000 will be psed to repay trade obligations due to. Revere
Copper and Brass, Inc., evidenced by the company's promissory note
selenium,
columbium,
below.
&
&
corporation
The
added to the general funds of the com¬
net proceeds will be
$j0,000
pany.
independent
tantalum,
have
Co.,
year
--
company
&
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 300,000 sharts of 7%
cumulative, participating, preferred,
stock to be offered at par ($1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase real estate and for working
capital.
.
■
&
Mamock
' Y
.
on
stock.
principal amount of the debentures
and the selling stockholders 35,000 shares and
Agnew
Mitchum,
Bucks v jearnings>retained1, after payment--of income taxes have been applied
Y
to expansion
of the company's manufacturing and distribution facili¬
by Kawecki President.'. ties. ■'
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Joseph C.
Abeles and Manfred De Rewal, President, of Penn Rare
The
Company's-'-sale? are effected through its executive offices in
Metals.
The purchase
price was not disclosed.
*'y s ;':'Y,.
Detroit'andCNew York City. The company nas independent warehouse
^'The announcemeht said that the companies will Continue independent
distributors- in Chicagb; Kansas City and St. Louis.. The company's own
productions and
l'esearch
operations
but that " Kawecki * will >■ take
warehouse facilities are located in New Jersey and Michigan.
an
active part in Fenn's- management and will
act as " it3 exclusive
PROCEEDS—The company, will receive net- proceeds of approximately
sales
agent.YKaWecki ;maitttains sales offices id ; principal: industrial
$423,000 after" deducting estimated expenses of the offering, including
centers'-throughduti the country.- r;
'
'«yY'•■."the accounted for expenses of the underwriter not in excess of $10,000.
of
named
underwriters
Co
&
McDonnell
!
•
offering
common
earnings for the nine month period
ending March 31, 1960.
Net=
earnings for this period were $550,150, or equal to 92 cents per share
of common stock. This is the highest in the history of the firm.
its' saxes, witn the result that 1958 results did not compare favoraoly
In
the
comparable nine
month period in
the previous yea,r, net
with the company's performance in 1955, 1356, 1957 and 1959,
earnings were $351,700 or equal to 59 cents per share.
Retained learnings
had
increased as a result of operations from.. ■
The international temporary help- and business service firm recently
$16',557.62 at/the ehd of .1955 to $210,404.75 at"the end of>1959. All
announced a 10 cent dividend for the quarter ending March 31, I960,'
>>>/.'y/
Interest—
Pa.»? has-:* purchased^ • for-, cash
Rare
Metals, Inc., ' Revere,
Dee.
and
credit
""
.
•Kawecki Chemical Co.—Buys
the
due
of
$1,250,000
name
Hutton
Brush,
fiscal year, to $1,754,692.63
l„o5„ the company's first full
year
year-ended
share
requirements were not being-met by the said customer. Also, the
business recession of. 1958 affected the company's ability to
increase
35,505,917 180,224,933 174,258,957
36,217,028
_-_f.__U-____r.___'
Sales
F.
.The
the
reported
'
Barth
Sutro
1958, however,- the company's sales and earnings
declined,
in part to its voluntary relinquishment of a customer
wmcn had accounted Tor $142,000
of gross sales in 1957. Such ac-ion
1960—20 Wks.—1959
I960—4 Wks.—1959
Period End. May 21—
the
for
During
Inc.—Sales Higher—
Jewel Tea Co.,
caienuar
its
Smithers
E.
191,
bsfore
or
respectively, of common stock of the company, each
to purchase the amount of such securities set
Shuman,
—V.
each
agreeing
J.
incorporated
was
company
S.
,
V
principal
due
Inc".
Industries,
the
F.
under the
laws
of
the State of
Michigan on July 15, 1954 as Lite-Vent, Inc.
Its present: name was adopted on Nov: 26, 1956' by amendment to its
Articles
of • Incorporation.,^
,v
r
.
1
■
The company is principally engaged in the design, manufacture and
wholesale distribution of products for the home improvement industry.
Such products include roll formed and cast aluminum components for
commercial
and domestic awnings
and for aluminum patios, carports,
storage sheds
and allied construction purposes'. Lite-Vent's
products
are - marketed
in parts of Canada and throughout the United States.
Sales have risen (on profitable operations); from $342,979.93 in the
Co.—Appointments—
Co. has been
the
for
agent
paying
share
per
BUSINESS—Lite-Vent
•;
Y.
$5.20
6
debentures
Smithers
Name
•>
•
stock were publicly offered
through Peter Morgan & Co. and
June
The
—.
S.
company
opposite
Philips, Rosen & Appel, both of New York, N. Y.
Y
*
.v./.
National City Trust
First
Y
..
above. /
Corp.,
•Jersey Central Power & Light
The
at
Inc.—Acquired—;Y ■.'"//y'
ISO-Sol Co.,
See
'
\
forth
prospectus dated June 2, 100,000 shares of
a.
F.
the
underwriter
Offered—
this firm's $1.00 par common
19oG—-wonth—1959
I960—4 Mos.—1959 .
$7,591,611
$7,580,146 $27,037,400 $22,624,704
Periou End. May 3jl—
Stock
Inc.—Common
Industries,
Pursuant to
Stores Inc.—Sales Lower—
Interstate Department
■
Lite-Vent
series
bonds,
on
for
common
"
'
stock
common
of
financing details follow:
shares,
43,000
sinking-fund
the
collateral trus:
and
called
has
company
operation
from
and
Mortgage Co., below.
Falomar
See
from
of
firm's
UNDERWRITERS
chase
1
'
into
shares
1879.
p.
this
Additional
Co.—Acquired—
4V'3
of
Magnin Co., Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
representative,
Investment
Lister
'
converted
rate
issue
of
2
N. Y.
15,
be
may
the
at
tails—Our
June
2091.
p.
1,
preferred.—V.
Stores Corp.—Sales Lower—
Sales
,
Broadway,
Aug.
'
.
will be made at the First National City Trust Co.,
Payment
Preierred
.
tne
o.
Period End. May 31—
.'
2203.
p.
has
company
Lerner
'
.
2
called for redemption on Aug. 1, next, through
sinking fund, $211,500 of its first and refunding 5 %
bonds due Feb. 1, 1964 at 101%.
Payment will be made at the Phila¬
delphia National Bank, - Philadelphia, Fa. or the First National City
Bank of New York, 55 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 191, p. 798.
Tne
operation
$11,500,000.
of
dividends.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—Partial Redemption—
distribution in that
at par;
The 18-year debentures carry a 4Vfc
interest rate,.*'
current rate of eAcaange have a dollar value of approximately
Credit
7 >
(2519)
and Financial Chronicle
.The Commercial
.
2416.
p.
••
••;*>'
.
"
"
"
".
,
RobbinsYlncY-Sales, Net* at Record—
McKesson &
5
'
*
'
has
of
account
the
price
purchase
that
it
paying lor, an extension-of time uxtil August 1, 1960, in
close the purchase* approved by stockholders of Twentieth
been
which
to;
May, 1959. The effect of the withdrawal of the pro¬
posal by Kratter Co. is to leave the existing agreement with a sub¬
sidiary of Webb & Knapp undisturbed. By that agreement it has
until Aug. 1, 196.0, in which to make the additional payments required
for
the
purchase of
the property over
a
nine-year period calling
for
a
total payment
of approximately $56,000,000
Century-Fox
&
Webb
Knapp
requested
has
special
a
approve
of
of
stockholders
had
as
will
contemplated
been'
of. purchasing
series of events which manifested the continued growth of the
in
all
its "areas. ' The ■ Monroe
Division, introduced • the
XI,
the third in a series of commercial computers.
It is
transistorized
general purpose computer selling for the unusually
low
price
times
three
of
$24,500
its price.
faith
lost
Twentieth
the
that
"Now
remain
the
in
engine:ring,
in
the
of
Webb
merits
Century-Fox
Kratter
rate-as
the
of
our
&
Inc.,
Knapp,
plan
for
the
said
"We
fast
,10
feet
as
development
has
withdrawn
we
are
pleased
to
the
will move forward rapidly with
contruction
of Century City.''—V. " 191,
1.960—Month—1959
191.
P-
in
located
Is
,
...
.
-
1960—5 Mos —1959
$30,513,106 $31,407,777 $145,538,290 $138,153,620
request
hearing
limited
an
application
of
the
American
.
191,
The
$
$
147,087,589
Sales
191,
Lane
Period
p.
147,094,333
718,281,409
1219.""
•
End. May 31—
Sales
191,
"
Bryant Inc.—Sales
p.
1874.
'
•
'
'
'
•
at
$
of
Carswell
will
increase
Lock
Star Airlines, Inc., Dallas,
Joint's
participation
in
Tex.—Files With SEC
per
comparative figures include the operations of Burada & Page,
by McKesson & Robbins in a pooling -of interests at
1959.
to
company's annual report,
stockholders about June
Melville
1
Shoe
Mr. Van Gorder said, will be
17.—V. 190, p. 1836.
Corp.—Sales
Period End. May 28—
Sales
—V.
distrib¬
Up—
1960—4 Wks.—1959
$12,092,359 $11,376,692
___—
191,
1960—21 Wks.—1959
$59,984,943 $52,042,377
2091.
p.
Memo,
See
Cain
Inc.—Acquired—
& Co.,
capital.
*
per
Preferred Stock
redemption on Aug. 4, 1960, all of
convertible preferred stock at $103.50
share,"plus 40.33 cents- per share, representing accrued and unpaid
The
its
company
May 31—
ll--!---.
191,
p.
...
Y-
above.
Mercantile Stores Co.
Sales
—
Inc.—Sales Off-
1906—Month—1959
$13,193,000 $13,791,000
1960—4 Mos.*—1959
$48,264,000 $46,601,000
2091.
Metropolitan Development
has
called for
4.40%?
outstanding series G,
Corp.—Files for Offering-^
of 6535 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
with the SEC on June 8 covering 1,000,000 shares
of capital stock, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group headed by William R. Staats & Co., Bache & Co. and Sheaison,
Hammill
&
Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to
be supplied
by amendment.
This
tration
Long Island Lighting Co.—To Redeem
Y
1960—Month—1959
$168,250,710. These compared
of the previous fiscal
quarter
on
9,500
share,
proceeds
working
-
Off—
May 27 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $7.50) to be offered
without underwriting.
are to be used for salaries, equipment,
rentals, and
corporation
covering
$20
The
724,445,866
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$7,892,465
$7,893,810 $34,157,131 $32,225,968
-- '
—
8EC
1960—20 Wks.—1959
$
"
to
the last
acquired
The
uted
—V.
1960—4 Wks.—1959
in
April 1,
Period End
Kreger Co.—Sales Off—
new
over
amounted
$156,669,243
of
1879.
p.
Lone
Period End. May 20—
8.3%
quarter
this
for
sales
Inc.,
Carswell
growing market for corrugated metal pipe. The company's initial
step
in this business was its corrugated metal pipe plant at Tulsa,
Ola.,
which
has
been in operation
since the fall of 1957.-—V.
giving interested persons until June 24,
upon-
to delist the common stock of this company because
holdings of other than United Industrial Syndicate Inc.
of
Kansas.
the
sales
the
Fxchange
a
of
and
a
Paola.
at
issued an order
SEC has
to
Stock
of
Paola,
I960,- reached
George Van
increase
an
Sales
acquisition
addition
31,
year.
plant brings to 38 the number of
branches operated by Lock Joint throughout
the U. S. east of the Rocky Mountains.
Mr. Charles Kelly, former
general manager of Carswell, has joined Lock Joint as plant manager
The
manufacturing
2090.
1960,
V.
second..
All
producer
Acquisition
—V.
per
prestressed concrete pressure pipe on June 9
of Carswell Metal Drainage Products, Inc.;
Kansas
City, Kansas, Carswell has been a fabricator of corrugated
metal
pipe
since
1912
and serves markets
in Missouri, Kansas,
Oklahoma,
Colorado, Nebraska, and Illinois. Its manufacturing plant
This
Krerge Co.—Sales Lower—
S.)
—
the
computers
Co.—Acquires—
Lock Joint Pipe
>
(G.) Kreuger Brewing Co.—Delisting—
of
with
in
be called to consider
in the case of the
we
and
Period End. May 31—
The
compete
to
Tube
By-the; end of April, moves had been started from certain facilities
the Los Angeles area into the 180,000-squart
foot new production
complex planned
at a 60-acre
site in Woodland Hills.
Occupancy
of the first building will be completed by June 15.—V. 191, p. 1567.
j.o
property.
Corp.
and
picture
financing
Sales
'
designed
Mar.
*
Division introduced its new
Printapix direct writing cathode ray tube.
This unique device can
print directly'on un'sensitized paper, passing the printing face at a
2203.
—V.
is
Electron
the
announced-the
(S.
and
1960,
March
In
.ended
according
May 23 by
on
record,
Monrobot
a
year
$12,260,520,
of
leased
fiscal year was marked
with
President
Zcckenlorf,
never
the
p.
of the
by* a
the
same terms'as outlined at'
17,
1'60. If the directors
quarter
proposal.
William
have
meeting
just
alternative,
tlse
Kratter
alternative
the
the
May
third
the
company
in
property for $ 13,000,000. cash on
annual
meeting of stockholders
said
Thornton
Mr.
fiscal
the
to preliminary unaudited figures- re*
Gorder, chairman. This new earnings
the previous period, is equivalent
to $3,07 per, share on the 3,992,354 shares outstanding and was after
provision of $13,502,751 for Fedaral income taxes.
In
the corresponding period
of 1959, net income was $11,320,865,
equivalent to $2.85 per share on 3,967,176 shares, after provision of
$12,161,995 for Federal income taxes.
Record sales in the 1960 year amounted to $676,710,343, on increase
of 7.9%?
over $626,838,800
in the previous year. Each department of
the business contributed to this increase.
Net
income for
the quarter ended Mar. 31,
1960, was $3,434,356,
after provision of $3,749,825 for
Federal income taxes, equivalent to
86 cents per share compared with $3,392,729, or 85 cents per share- in
the corresponding
1959 quarter when the tax provision amounted to
$3,579,863.
..
..
'
high'
*
includes the $2,500,000 paid in May, 1959
paid by Webb & Knapp which
and
the
$1,000 per day on
.
in
income
Net
.
corporation
statement
.c ^The- company
was
organized under Delaware law in
September, 1959
principal business is the .development of planned communi- »
acquisition, planning, and subdivision of ./large tracts .
of unimproved, land, the construction, leasing
and management of
commercial, properties, and the ^construction and sale of residential
units.
It
has acquired
properties located in Ventura: County and .
in Canoga Park, Los Angeles County, Calif. The first area, consisting
of-over 2,800 . acres, will be developed Into single family and multiple
residential areas, shopping and commercial centers, industrial areas, .
and recreational and other community facilities. The latter, involving,
about. 260 acres, consists of residential land, commercial centers and commercial corners in -a developed residential area
on which commercial
development .has begun. The company proposes to expend
about $2,345,000 of the net proceeds of this stock offering to. dis- \
charge
ail purchase money encumbrances oh its properties;
some
$1,300,000 is to be used in the development of Shopping Center No. l;
$220,000 will be used to retire a loan;; and $850,000 will be used
to retire another loan. The balance will be
added to general funds
and used for the
construction of residences and for the acquisition
and
its
ties 'through
•
.
.
additional
of
suitable
properties
residential development,.
for
steps taken-in connection with, its current, financing program
$88,355,200 of .debt and 1,840,656 shares of common stock.
of Tennessee,
As
Amount.;
,
Corp. '____$4,114,000
Weld As Co.__.I_ 4,113,000
Micro-Path, Inc.—New Division—
: '
V
v
W.
Robert
Baird
As
Co.,
Moseley
Inc.
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of United Industrial
announced the formation of a new instruments
division with the acquisition of manufacturing, sales and distribution
fights to all electronic and chemical devices, produced by the Robert
.
,
A;
Becker
G.
The
210,000
:
Cook & Co.__
Company
Ohio
& Curtis
180,000
1,200,000
*:
100,000
Writer &
V
Christensen, Inc.
-
Austin
(Calif.).
'
100,000,
300,000
——
Laboratories,.
Fenn & Co;____
Piper, Jaffray &
„*
*
,
detection and analysis.
.
Louis
M.
Micro-Path,
of
tion.
V'—>'
-
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-
Research
and
development
of
instrumentation,
new
continue, at the Austin Laboratories
///
Clark,
Coffin
-
&
Courts
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
*
Inc.'
;
r
Co.
&
"Raffensperger, Hughes '%
As Co.,
Inc. "I__T,__'2-
'
&
InC,'
»
.
Reinholdt
Drexel
Ccr.r inc.il" * *00,000'
Merle-Smith—, ; 700,000 T
&
.
Gardner
&
Dittmar
81
Dominick
laboratory since 1955, undertaking major projects
pollution control district,, -the Air Pollution;
foundation, Southern California Gas Co. and the United States Bureau
of Public Health.
'.V
:
Co.;
Dominick
-
Union
Dillon,
; Securities
•
l—
Monarch Oil & Uranium
fcorp.—Offering-Suspended—
See Auto Lube, Inc., above.—V.
181, p. 21358.
180,000
210,000
L;
Rothschild
F.
&
Co.
Winston
&
Co.
Rowles,
*/
;
700,000 '
,-100,000
;//%"' /,/ /
Equitable'- Securities
company announced on June 7, the private placement of
$800,000 of 6% first mortgage revenue bonds, due May 1,
1980. Mullaney, Wells & Co. of Chicago, 111., negotiated
Freeman
Co
260,000
—I'
Co
&
Scott
-
.
W.
■
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-
1
210,000
;
180,000
:
Shearson, Hammill &•"
.
f
Regional
Denver
The
'retura-.of
210,000
Strirtgfeilow__
r; ^
'
*
Office ;of the SECannounced May 31 the)
(USDC, Kansas -Ofty,.Kail.).v charging, fraud ;
-in the gale, of stock
of Mountain States 'Oil and Uranium Corp. by
the said company and Owen R; Henson," Charles. C;./Floyd, Jack T. 1
Wilson, and Jess Hlckey,
as well as violation-*of thei -Securities' Act.,"
registration requirement.
' >" /
-*,-* 'T ;,/ ■
• •
Scranton &
L.
CO._
.
By
1,200,000
&
Chas.
*
180,000
Fulton, Reid As Co.,'/ Inc.
300,000
Glore, Forgan Ac Co.__ 1,200,000
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co. 1,200,000.
Gregory
Ac
Sons______
300,000
the transaction.
*/\
Schmidt, Roberts &
-Parke-.;.;—
400,000
I
& *♦
Bros.
Hutzler
700,000
Co.____.T_
&
Southwest
First
Salomon
-
•
.
Corp.
Estabrook
Midwest Natural Gas Corp.—Private Placement—The
/
Corp?—Fraud Charged >
Securities and Exchange Commission—
; y
Mountain Slates Oil & Uranium
i
•
v
'■
400,000 "
Roblnson-Hiunphrey
CO;, Inc.
*
'
Co._____ 1,200,000
&
Co;—„_i_
As
Rotan, Mosle As Co.——
-
-
k-.- -
<
-
700,000
Co
Eastman
,
••*/'.*'•*.
*
Reynolds
:Riter :& Co.——i——
.
The
100,000
l 700,000
1
&
&
Inc.__
'"
-
,
Pierce & Co.,
Rausfcher,
Inc._l *400,000
Cor__'_'__i__l_'*' 260(000
Burr,
*
-
>
of electrOhic
The "manufacturer
,
As / CO—
Putnam
700,000
;
—
W.. Pressprich
R.
*
air
t,
Co.,
260,000
1,200,000
i
As
M. Datn &
J
research
-
—
&
Pollock
E.
'
ated his
Angeles
Co.i^
Dodge As Co.—__
Diqk
own
.As*
•
,
the .Los
Blair
.
activity emanating from the Micro-Path plant in Los Angeles.
Dr. Austin, formerly senior chemist for Beckman Instruments, Inc.,,
and. chief chemist for Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp:, has oper¬
for
Wm.
260,000
Alex.'Brown «fe Sbns__*__: C 400,000 ;
Bunis Bros.' As Denton, * ; .V -"7
Inc.180,000'
said, will
and sales
he
with all manufacturing
Hopwood
.
400,000
Blyth As Co.,- Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
"Co., Inc.
said, the
••
Inc..
Co.
William
v1
~
President
Ballard,
As
,
company inr
tends to further expand' its Instruments division/operations into the
fields of industrial instrumentation, medical. electronics, and " instru¬
ments for the petroleum-petrochemical industries and missile applica¬
r
700,000
Blair
a
"-•
reported" on June 9.
t
assemblies and component parts for i
/the
missile and avionics: industries <repofted' net earnings after all '
100,000
charges for the three months ended April 30—the first quarter of the
current fiscal year—amounting to $111,815, equal to-29 cents per share
260,000 •
on
395,000 shares of Common stock outstanding. . This compares with
a
deficit of $66,000 for. the initial quarter-or last year When research
260,000
and development expenditures were primarily responsible for cutting 700,000
into operations. -Consolidated net sales
in the first .quarter of this
210,000 ' / year amounted to $925,831 against $133,632 a year' earlier,, ' .>
V;
*. » Mr. Bailey said the projected sales volumfe jqf $5 .million' for this year
180,000 '
; was anticipated "without benefit of any additional acquisitions.""i
The corporation produces electronic cables,
enclosures and systems;
210,000.;
microwave equipment;
nuclear training devices;" qorirrriercial lighting"
180.000
equipment-and equipment .for-the. dry. gleaning, mduafry , at its facilities '
-700,000 "
in California, Texas and New-Jersey.—V./lM,'p. 3,525.
"
Phelps,
• "•
Inc.
'
-
partnership owned by Dr. .Austin and
Myron L. Robinson, chemist, is engaged chiefly in the research, de¬
velopment and production of a. broad line of instruments for gas
The
:'
receiving new orders "at a gratlfor the current fiscal year "are
expected to exceed $5 million,'' F. W. Bailey,i Chairman'of the Board,
corporation, of Los Angeles, is
fyingly accelerated pace"
and sales
This
Kendall, Inc.
Peters,
,
Up—Forecast—
Missile Systems Corp.—Net
&
*
of San Gabriel
R. Austin Laboratories
<
:
—_
Copeland
Patterson,
-
300,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
:
Co.
As
700,000
Co—.
&
260,000
Corp.'
Newhard,
260,000
700,000
Burge As Kraus_j'
Bear, Stearns & Co.__
Minute'Maid, the world's largest producer of; frozen concentrated
juices/, also markets single
strength juices, ades and bases.
is also the
world's largest grower of -citrus,- holding -*ome 25,000
acres
of groves either in production or under development.
Through the acquisition of Tenco, Minute Maid has -become the
nation's second largest producer of instant coffee, sold mainly under
purchasers' labels to regional coffee distributors- and chain stores.
Tenco also produces instant tea.—rV. 191, >p. -1*220, •,:*v^
citrus
It
'
.300,000
—
Ball,
May,26
n
300,000
Co.—
& Co.
HanseatiC
:
York
'
on
indicated that he regarded the company's .prospects as
during the remainder ot I960. He also said..the company's
financial position was 4he best in its history. In addition
to
increased
expenditures for .research, market development and
advertising,
he
said Minute Maid planned-capital expenditures of,
$8 000 000
during the next 18 months for -additional manufacturing
facilities ,and the enlargement of its citrus- growing operations.
Fox
Mr.
current
.Amount
'J
Wells
M'ullaney,
New
,
Mico-Path,. Inc.,
'
"excellent"
*
.
Corp.,
"
Co.,
&
was
fias
$300,000
S.
F.
.
as
tt' L-
Milwaukee
The
Halsey, Stuart As Co.
;
,Inc.
_*,
4,113,000
Adams
& Peck________
180,000 Board Chairman, Mark Boyar as President, and Ben
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
; 700,000
Weingart as Treasurer; and each is also a director. The two Boyars *
American Securities 4
'
own
21! 1,500 and 200,150 shares, respectively; and Weingart owns »■
Corp.
700,000
142,000 : Shares.
Management
officials
as
a'* group ; own
63.0,650
Auchincloss, %Parker As
;•'.-* s"'/;1
shares, Or 52.6%.
*.
'-*■. " ,/*
V/*
"■
4 -.
//
Redpath
' 260,000
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.
260,000
provided for'the exchange of properties of 1,100,000 shares of stock.
Ross is, listed as secretary and a director. The prospectus lists Louis ;
•
Turben
Inc.
*.
-Securities
White,
/.t;-' i-
■
Merrill,
Webster
Was
pro-
$2,770,000 and 52.140,000 respectiyely
-v v
The improvement in performance for the first half of I960 resulted
from
a
second
quarter that was- markedly, better* than the flr.t
acemding
to
President J. M. Fox. ''Instant -coffee business
profitable through all six months," Mr. Fox said, .and citrus opera¬
tions
which had shown strength in the latter part of the first
quarter,
continued to improve throughout... the , second. quarter."
Earnings for the first quarter were 46 cents per share.
vision
of record.
i
Stone
provision in the current six months
with 54,112,734 In the 1959, period. Tax
tax
compared
647,
$5 324
underwriters
.
has outstanding- certain indebtedness and 1,200,000
commoh shares. Its properties were acquired from N. Joseph- Ross
acting for himself and as agent for others under an agreement which
Boyar
eaS!iome *Sfore1
are
set forth below the names of the
of the bonds and the * warrants (herein • called
the underwriters) who have .severally agreed to* purchase the principal
amount
of
bonds with warrants attached
set forth opposite their
respective names. 'Stone'& Webster Securities Corp.,"White, Weld & Co.
and Halsey, Stuart As Co. Inc. are the managing underwriters.
Stone
& Webster Inc., the parent of* Stone & Webster Securities Corp., as of
May 6, 1960 owned of record and beneficially 798,253 shares of com¬
mon stock
of. Tennessee .Gas Transmission Co. .constituting approxi¬
mately 3%
of the? outstanding common stock of that-company; as
of the same date Stone & Webster Securities Corp. owned of record
3,830 shares of common stock of Tennessee,; of which seven shares were
owned beneficially. As of May 6. 1960 White, Weld & Co. did not own
any shares, ofcommon stoek of Tennessee beneficially but held 255,874
shares, constituting approximately. 1% of the outstanding common stock
UNDERWRITERS—There
principal
The company now
H,
Monday, June 13,1960
. . .
and other
showed
V
"
'
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
indictment
an
400,000
*
Midwest Technical -Development Corp.—Investment—
;
investment in
An
-
firm,
»
Magnetics, Inc., Los Angeles electronics
announced June' 6* by this Minneapolis
was
The
Telemeter
investment
late 1958,
was
twelfth
MTDC's
since
Arnold J. Ryden, President, said.
investment
firm
the
Hornblower
F.
W.
units for computers. Among the manufacturers it sup¬
plies are General. Electric, Hughes Aircraft, Bell Telephone Laboratories,
Honeywell's: DataMatic Division, North American Aviation's Autonetics
Division and Remington Rand Univac. '
<
"
\
: At the end of the calendar year 1959, the company reported sales:
pf $4,653,833, up 59% over the. previous year. Net income was $158,032
after increased engineering and development expenditures and acqui¬
191, p. 2204.
Illinois
C.
Lee
''
923,210,
compared
Consolidated
comparable
For
the
earnings
period
first
amounted-to
$32 980,6.:4.
first
half
in
against $309,227,
period
McDonnell
ended
year
The
April
previous
year
Miller
ago.
The
191,
p.
and
&
$2,404,124,
The
for
or
Co.—Bonds
Offered—
an
issue
to maturity. Midwestern is a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co;
.;
PRIVILEGE—Each bond of $1,000 principal amount will have an
attached warrant, entitling the .holderto purchase four* shares of com¬
mon
stock
at a
price of $15 per share on and after Jan. 1, 1964
through Dec. 31, 1973, when the warrants expire..
'** J"
"/
-
bonds
is.in
connection
with
the
com¬
pany's-program for the permanent financing of its two major - natural
gas pipe line divisions, known as Southern and Northern
systems. The
Southern
System, substantially completed, transports kas: purchased
.
-sale
at
System,
will
to
Co.
to
the
Chicago-Gary
Marshfield,
Wise. Gas for the Northern System
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Limited, and will be
resale in Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and
will.be
purchased
sold
be
served
at
the
by
the
Northern
present time.
System
is largely
without
The
to
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of Midwestern
Cleveland.
.*
*
National
First
191,
1670.
p.
has been appointed
;
j
-
.
.
<
:• *
,
as
of Feb.* 29, -I960
bonds.
Carter
'//r-
1. V'-'...:
■
It
Kissell,
and
water
and
400 are presently employed.
The company
coatings to pipe at its- plants located near major
be operated as a
wholly-owned subsidiary. ' * * '
President of National/said that trends - in the gas,
will
transmission
he
fields
were.4 working
In'. favor of Hill
that its business would. continue to grow.
expected
percentage of pipe is being coated in plants such
by Hill Hubbell.
In addition, he stated, pipe can
,
undbr
corrosion
;f
"
---
„
Rough, remote terrain and uncertain weather conditions make field-,
coating at pipeline sites cumbersome and expensive, and an increasing,
_
registrar for
'*
,
"
.
Approximately
protective
Hubbell,
..
City Trust Co.
issues.—V.
■
oil
appointed
rigidly
controlled
resistance.—V.
191,'
p.
conditions,'
1671.
as
be
giving
"*
Period Ended May 3L—
v
Sales
-r-V;
Co.—Buys Plant-
/
/
.
191, p. 1671.'
permanent
.
'
;
.
'
i ^0—5 Mos.—1959 *
$5,667,918 $26,086,895 $23,709,987
r
•'
j oao—Mon*>—iflSri
$5,774,311
—_
those operated
coated at the
more
Neisner Brothers Inc.—Sales Higher-—
refining
-
"
-
V
/
"
Mr.
Sullivan
cobalt
said
that
the
Howe
Sound
plant; heretofore used as a
by. Minerals -Engineering exclusively
refinery,, -will - be
refining,
.
.
^
.
Board
of
an
vanadium
Minerals
»
The
Governors of the- Federal Reserve System' has issued
order-approving: the Application-of New- Hampshire Bankshares, Inc.,
Nashua, N. H... filed pursuant to -section 3.(ay of the. Bank Holding
Company Act of *1956, for prior approval of ;the acquisition of up t®
60%
of the
2,000"outstanding voting shares of- Yhe Peoples National
Bank of Claremont,
Claremont, N. If. The4'announcement <was made
.
operated
He .said, that plans previously announced by
Engineering -to construct -a new refining facility for vanadium
adjacent to. the.company's, existing, tungsten refinery at Salt Lake City
have been set aside.
,* ;
/
for
'•
"Purchase of the Howe Bound plant will enable us to. begin
proof commercial grade of vanadium. pentoxide definitely
by the
beginning of the fourth quarter," Mr. Sulllyap said.
*
■
-
i
on
June
6.--V.
187,
duction
*
Engineering" last month
Minerals
p.:2336.
New York Central
^
»
„
*,
,y
■
RR.—Appointments—
*
announced the sigriing of a five
Trust Compaiiy has been Appointed Trustee Registrar
byproduct vanadium production of the n
Paying Agent for $4,590jPP0
of. Food Machinery & Chemical Corp. of
principal amount- of the company s 5
equipment trust certificate du^June
New York City.
The vanadium concentrate to be received by Minerals
1, 1975.-fV. 191, p. 241.7/ "
Engineering, beginning in early July, will be the first ..known* com-»
/ North American
mercial program in the "United States to extract vanadium from the,
Minerals
hundreds
Products
Qf
full
and
Division
k i°-
for. the
contract
year
millions
of
of. phosphatic ores in the Phosphoria
Wyoming, and Montana.—V. i90, p. 361.
tons
formation of Utah, Idaho,
'•
Net
sales for" the six months'ended
increase
of
months.ended
Net
income
29%
May
for
over
sales
3^. 1959..
the
six
-
of
..
*
months
May 1, 1960, totaled $62,388 521
$48,291,073 reported for the six
;
"was
Merchandising/Cm, Dallas, Texas—
Files With Securities and
Dallas/Tex.
■in
*
-
$2,554,647,
compared
,
ing capital.-^-V.
4%
in
at
the. end
of the corresponding
period
last
with
paid.iri Nov., I959r the issuance
the
acquisition of Tenco, Inc.,
of
-
**
%
,
used to repay short-term loans and for
2704.—-—r- - .
•
-
187, p.
work¬
-
Northeastern
See
Engineeririg^/Inc.^-Acquired— ;
Atlantic Research
Corp, above.
/ 7
'
:
r
'
year
i"c^af^4n sharcs uut^apding resulted...principally »from
dividend
stock
connection
are to
with
$1,972,734 for the first half ;of fiscal 1959, an increase of -30%
Net earnings were'$1.28 per share on 1,992,316 shares
outstanding
as of May
1, I960, compared with $1.23 per share on 1,595,679 shares
outstanding
Exchange Com-missiGn—'
bJ?16 C.°rP0raH0n on May .26 filed a letter* of;notification with the
2 c,ove/i"| $300,000 of 7% convertible sinking fund debentures due
nW
^ to be offered at faCe amount through Parker, Ford «
Co..
Inc.,
Minute Maid Cprp.—Net Up—News—
an
ahd as adjusted to give, effect to, the. issuance and sale of these
r
100,000
-'
been
♦
»
-
.
has
/*
.
natural -gas
a
j AI1L.of
the outstanding common -stock of Midwestern-Gas Transmls-sion Co. is owned by The Cumberland Corp. which is a
wholly owned
•subsidiary.of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
(
York
rl
.
-
constructing the South¬
designed delivery capacity of 360,000 mcf. per day, and
the Northern System to a
designed sales capacity of 201,000 mcf. per
day will be approximately $105,000,000, including
working capital and
.allowances for contingencies. As of Peb. 29, 1960 about
$42,000,000 had
beeri spent by the
company in connection with the construction of the
systems.
Svstem
New
of
approximately .$3,000,000!
was
.
area
The company estimates that the total cost of
ern
'.
;
Hill Hubbell,
which has plants'in Lorairi •and 'Youngstown; Ohio; /
Denver, Colo.; Hammond, Ind., arid Napa; Cailf., is'headquartered in
-
others -for
to
Michigan.
to
for
certain gas distributing -systems.
The Northern
which construction is scheduled to begin in the near-future,
from the International
Boundary near Emerson, Manitoba
from
service
area
wholesale -to
on
extend
Consideration
r
applies
Bank
City
,
Co.—Acquires—
plant .valued at $1,400,000 has. been purchased by this
(J. J.) Newberry Co*—Sales Higher—
.
,;
/ '
"company
to
produce vanadium, pentoxide for * atomic energy uses, •
Period End. May 31—
" ,1960—Month—1959 V '
1960—5 Mos.—1959
alloy steel,, and vehicle smog .control devices, it was announced by
Sales
R. G. Sullivan/Fresident..
$18,670,933 $17,854,840 $83,629,693 $78,859,583
'
.'
—V. 191, P," 1115.
The plant. was
purchased - from Howe Sound Company .of New
;/•■•/ *'
: •' .
^ '• /,. ; ,
York City.
It" is; situated on a lis acre site 20 miles west of Salt ' -New Hampshire
Lake City.. The purchase pfice'was not announced.
/
' ",;'7 "■ r
t>
Baukshares, Inc.—May Acquire—
/
£>.70 %
Transmission
National
Minerals Engineering
series
Tennessee- Gas
^
—
191, p. 2091. /
A
due 1980 with warrants for the pur-:
chase of 240,000 shares- of common stock- of - $5
par value.
The bonds, with warrants
attached, were priced at
100.59% and, accrued interest to yield approximately
from
Ac
Van Winkle Co.—Appointments—
&
First.
same
—v.
$60,000,000 _of the company's first mortgage pipe lino
the
700,000
1,200,000
/
4
■';■*
corporation on' May 27 filed a letter of notification with the
75,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered.
p^r share through General IrrvesUng Corp., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
v
-1960—Month—1959
1960—10 Mos.—1959
Period End. May 31
Sales
—$3,506,046
$3,775,61037,008,606 $35,462,908'-
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and comprising 108 in¬
sale ,pf
Co.
1,200,000
'
23071
p..
This Cleveland, Ohio company-,
acquired ownership on June 1 of >
Hill, Hubbell Ac Co., a division of General Fadific "Corp.-v
•*
-,t
The deal was approved "by General Pacific shareholders "on May 20.
300,000
Ac. Co
Woodward-Elwood
Inc.
v.,
101;
.
400,000
100,000
Inc.____
Co.
Miller-Wohl Co. Inc.—Sales Lower—
Gas Transmission
BUSINESS—-The
Weeden
Ac
;
$4
mill
underwriting group jointly managed by
Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co.,
bonds, 534%
Co.—
Ac Co.
Wertheim Ac Co.________
Witter
•
' -. c';
-
Chemical Gprp. —; FDM Joint?
&
National Malleable & Steel Castings
the
1775.
vestment firms offered for public sale on June 7
of
Ac
180,000
Dean
1880.
the 'company.
the
nationwide
iStone
Walker
2i0,000
-
210,000
agent for 1,000,000 shares of the common stock, 10 cents
par value, and 95,000 shares of class A stock, 10 cents par value, of
net sales
(shipments)
year's six-month total was
share
Watling, Lerchen
Pierce,,
Smith
H.
vl-
^.
Dann
transfer
30,
for the first half were
to $1,746,117, or $1.26 per
G.
100,000
; ;*,_ jv
The
100,000
100,000
$i9;629,l,77-;$84,827;9.77 478,973,359
>;;
>
DC
SEC covering
at
Co.
Co.
L;
400,000
Ac
!.____
Common,
v' •'
Distillers
National
steel mills'.
were $1,238,533, or
cents per share for the
earnings
compared
Ac
Inc.
Co.
&
p.
CO.
'
National Fountain Fair iCorp., Leyittpwn,. L. L?"N.' Y.—,•
Files With Securities and .Exchange Commission—
210,000
Co.,,
&.. Co.——
&
r
Alstyne, Noel &
Vietor,
700,000
Merrill Lynch,
Fenner
Van
Rhoades
Loeb,
210,000
400,000
Day__________
Neuhaus
2091..v;
U.;*
$21,-
were
a
' 700,000
1,200,000
—
McCormick
*
net
1959.—v.
of
66
or
I960,
Corp.—
L.
R.
Underwood,
Co., Inc.
1200,000
Irving Lundborg As.
Manley, Bennett Ac
Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
19o9.
$40,511,135.
Midwestern
A
as
half
share,
per
30,
$17,784,723 for the same
after taxes for this period
"
Consolidated
$1.72
April
with
cents per share,
88
ended
.
/
p.
210,000
Co._l—_/
&
i9'i,
—v.
100,000 '.-Venture— /•
•»>,.
400,000'.
-See Food Machinery Ac Ghem'ical Corp., "above^—V;
Inc.
Corp.__
Spencer Trask Ac Co._-_
Tucker> Anthony &
" •
v
700,000
Brothers
M.
Co.
—V. 191,
quarter
Co.—
Co._i
.Higginson
&
224,000.
second
Ac
Freres
Lehman
$6 shareowners mailed today-by
manufacturer of printing presses and graphic arts machinery. -With
incoming orders, reaching an -all-time high and continuing to tax their
ability, to produce, in spite of extra production effort the consolidated
backlog of MGD/s domestic companies has reached a high of $54,the
Thomas
American
Sales,J*— $18,583,616
300,000
Co
Swiss
700,000
Langley
Lazard
38%, respectively, for the
the second quarterly -report*
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Incorporated,
for
Walter. .Stokes- As
Stroud As Company,
260,000
Inc..,.
Co.
(Gv €.)Murphy Go,—Sales Off—\ ..:
:,yMay31— ? -i960—Monti?—1959
1360^-5 Mos.^-1959
•/.PeriodEnd.
180,000.
.
Co.—
700,000
Co.
&
W.
Net sales and earnings are up 23% and
first six months of fiscal 1960, according to
sales
&
210,000'
Hutton Ac Co.____ "
Kidder, Peabody Ac- Co.-1,200,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann
♦
Carl
Net
Stern .Brothers
-
700,000
Ac Co
Hutton
E.
The
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.—Earnings—
•
Weeks__
Ac
William R, Staats As. Co.
A
*
E.
memory
sition of two subsidiaries.—V.
400,000
700,000
400,000
& Co._
180,000 '
Shuman; Agnew As Co.
Smith, Barney & Co. -, >
u +
'Inc.- ---;-1,200,000 i
F. S. Smithers As Co.__
400,000
•. 1- .1r
1,200,000
__
data processing
computer industry through its development of magnetic cores and
pore
-
—
"
100,000
.
Hayden, Stone Ac Co.
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.
12,000 shares of Telemeter Magnetics common stock.
Telemeter Magnetics has become a supplier to the
and
<
Ripley - Ac Co.,
Inc.
in
privately
MTDC purchased
Jenks.-Kirkland Ac Co.
,
Harrimart
company.
founded
was
Shields
Hallgarten.,^ fCa..
700,000
Haliowell, Sulzberger,: -1 r. -*
-
Northrop Corp.—Acquires—
a?
336,842 shares*
soluble coffee
acquisition of an out¬
a
manufacturing firm, in. Sept., 1959, and the
standing minority interest in Golden Citrus Juices Inc., a California
citrus
processing company,' which thereby became1 A
wholly-owned
"
.
■'■•'**•
—
overly Hills, Calif.'
corporation has purchased 100% oi
wt°
e,A?e Metal Molding Co. a manufacttifer and distributor of
TirAonalUIDlnum products/Northrop President Thomas V. J»neS
announced
(
.r
June. 6,-
The
acquisition
-
marks
*
•
Northrop's
t-
.
c
first f,move
•*
.
into
the
-v
-• •
commercial
Volume 191
metal
products field.
Number 5959
Included In
the
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
transaction
two Acme
were
period
mar¬
year
a
the board shipments in
Canada
radio
the
Acme
Northwestern
Moulding Co., Ltd., of
Molding Co. of Texas.—V. 190, p. 2661.
Metal
Bell
Co.
Telephone
June
7
issue
an
of
of
$45,000,000
The
38-year 47/s% debentures, due June 1, 1998, at 101.304%
and accrued interest, to yield 4.80%.
The group won.
award
of the
issue
increased
Operating
at
competitive sale on June 6 on a
.bid of 100.54%. There were two other bids, both naming
a 4%% rate.
A Morgan Stanley & Co. group bid 100.24.
First Boston Corp. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co. named a price of 100.16.
fund
to
equivalent
to
cents
23
share
per
the
on
655,894
shares
&
Co.,
Drexel
&
REDEMPTION—The
demption prices
debentures
will
redeemable
be
optional
at
Oil Basin Pipeline Co.—To
The
re¬
The
REVENUES—For
the year 1959, the company had
total
$265,485,679 and net income of $39,005,220.
of
revenues
CAPITALIZATION—At
,
of
UNDERWRITERS—There
the
debentures
and
the
capital
1959,
31,
below
amount
appears
principal
&
/
Co.
Federal
Other
stock
Inc.
Loewi
100,000
American
&
200,000
Co
Brothers
Mackall
Securities
C.
S.
Ashmun
Bache
&
Barret,
Co.
:.j
Fitch,
1
Blair
and
Patterson,
Peters,
&
Dickson
&
Clement
Evans
A.
&
Rand
&
&
M.
&
Stern,
Co.,
Funk,
&
Inc.
Co.,
200,000
—
&
300,000
Meyer
Stokes
Walter
500,000
&
150,000
Storz-Wachob-Bender
Harrison
Co
Ira
&
Co.
Thomas
Co.,
Wertheim
of
Arthur L.
Co
&
Taylor
&
Co.—
MacArthur &
400,000
See
200,000
F.
S.
.
placed
ended
income
in
1950
as
Feb.
on
before
Palomar
reported
was
see
—
organization.
System,
Park
Chemical
not .have
does
Girard
The
Trust
Corn
-•
:
The
securities
200,000
Co.,
200,000
2205.
exceed
sufficient
exhaust
to
the
of
sum
excluding interest.—V.
100%,
$250,189
191,
p.
at
prices
not
net
profits.
sold
are
in
The
units
of
Co., Inc.—Registers Common—
Norwalk
receive
will
also
of
North Water
Lomasney
commission
a
&
of
Co.
75
on
additional
an
for 2,500 shares
all or
none
basis,
•
..
have
paid
for
$ 18,000
1,800
capital
common
value $10 each,
shareholders
the
of
this
is
to
State
the
State
paid
of
exclusive
an
the
to
per share.
The underwriter
five-year warrants for the pur¬
at $5 per share; and warrants
will be sold to Arnold Hyman, a finder, for $25.
is
company
Cryogenics
stock
cash
the
and
promissory
for
of
in
$734,433,
for
Subsequently,
and
now
owns
of which $280,000 has been paid in
is
evidenced
by a 6%
serial
it purchased an additional 824 shares
about 92%
of the outstanding stock
proceeds
of
($227,221)
part
to
additions
and
the
addition,
improvement
present
shares.'The
prospectus
Richard
Steele
A.
stockholders own $110,000 of 5%
convertible
which are convertible into 50,000 common
lists Henry Torrance as board chairman and
debentures,
subordinated
at
June
at
as
President.
to
prior to
prices
1,
redeemed
of
of
net
and
funds
pledge of 1,400,000
Railway Co.
They
to
on
Co.—Earnings—
,
v
•
Railway
<•
Sales
in
the
first quarter ended March 31,
996, more than 10%
1960 amounted to $4,709,the same
greater than the $4,271,905 reported for
1,
the
1965
received
by
Pennsylvania
Co.
will be used to pay an obli¬
Railroad Co. incurred for the
of
Norfolk & Western
remainder,
internal
Railroad
common
together
sources,
is
to
with
be
purchase
Railway
any
used
to
additional
shares
of
having a market value
purchase
Norfolk
&
approxi¬
Co.
stock
in
Co.
necessary
of
$12,000,000.
20
by
Federal
the
year
at
—V.
capitalization
2,492,500
of
present,
the
shares
PURCHASERS—The
191,
the
company,
a
effect to
the sale of the new bonds,
company-will be: $75,000,000 in long-term debt;
of
capital
stock,
par
value
$50
per; share.
names
„
and
addresses
of
the
purchasers
of
the
by
and
by
the
jurisdiction
special use
Bureau
State
Resources.
GIVING EFFECT.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
p.
an
Outstanding
30,000 sh.
100,000 sh.
1,800 sh.
5,000 sh.
2308.
;
<
Pioneer Metals, Inc.—Common Stock
ant to
which
signed
agreement
concession to operate and
Mount Pilchuck State Park
government
Offered—Pursu¬
offering circular, dated June 6, Hancock Secu¬
rities Corp. offered 100,000 shares of this Florida corpo¬
ration's 100 par common stock at $3.00 per share.
is anticipated that the net proceeds to the corpora¬
froip the sale of the common stock will aggregate approximately
after deducting the underwriting commissions and expenses
of $10,000. The corporation contemplates that such proceeds
will be
used for the following purposes in the order of priority indicated:
PROCEEDS—It
tion
$245,000
Retirement
of
bank loans
corporation's outstanding
Inventory purchases
Purchase of
new
rolling equipment
1
Expansion
u__
Working capital for general corporate purposes
$100,000
75,000
25,000
25,000
20,000
is
In
the business
of selling and
distributing
air conditioning
and central heating equipment and,
recently, the purchase and sale of steel. A major portion of the busi¬
ness
of the corporation is a comparatively new industry in Florida.
In fact, it has only been within the past 5 years that the words "Cen¬
tral Heating" have become well known in thle state.
Previously, small
BUSINESS—The
corporation
heaters and oil stoves were used for
the corporation have become most
particularly for the "retirement" type
that it is the largest state distributor
heater
than
any other is sold
by the
gas
by
wholly owned subsidiary
of Pennsylvania
Railroad Co., operates almost entirely as a holding
and
investment
company.
In addition to its substantial investment
in Norfolk & Western Railway Co., the company has important hold¬
ings in Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Co., Lehigh Valley Railroad
Co., Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad Co., and Wabash Railroad Co.
BUSINESS—At
and
-
of
after June
$23,000,000
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Oak Manufacturing
92%
retire
or
shares
the
,
from
Pennsylvania
proceeds
bonds,
214,954
stock,
additional
the
the
Pennsylvania
to
1959
mately
calculated
redeemable
fund
the
by
Western
issuer,
$3,120.
has
Authorized
prices ranging from 100.42%
for those
1, 1967 to 100.2% for those redeemed on Nov. 1, 1984.
Nov.
sale
common
from
&
the
install the proposed improvements is under the
Parks and Recreation Commission by virtue of
issued
Natural
redemption
fund
on
the
Western
secured
Norfolk
maturity. They are
PROCEEDS—Of
gation
sinking
a
be
to
of
of
1980. The purpose of this offering is to finance develop¬
concession as indicated below. The land upon which the
CAPITALIZATION
ranging from 106%
for those redeemed on or prior to
1966 to 100%
for those redeemed after June 1,
1984; and
sinking
from
bonds
stock
common
entitled
are
issue
<■
of
Dec.,
company.
Norwalk's sale of additional stock will be used
to pay one half of the serial notes; $100,000 for
of the
company's plant, machinery
and
equipment;
and the balance as
working capital. In addition
to
indebtedness,
the company now has outstanding 100,000 shares
of common stock,
all of which are owned by its promoters, directors
and
officers.
The March 31st
book value per share was $1.65. In
Net
in
shares
the
$454,443
of
balance
note.
$30,213
said
engaged
REDEMPTION—The
.
manufacture and sale of high
pressure
air and gas compressors and replacement parts therefor.
It
was
organized in Dec., 1959 for the purpose of acquiring the
controlling interest in the stock of the old Norwalk Co., Inc., organized
in
1929, which has since changed its name to "Norwalk Cryogenics,
Inc." On Dec. 29, 1959, Norwalk purchased 17,281 shares of Norwalk
The
Corporation; Glore, Forgan & Co., and Salomon Bros. &
are
joint managers of the group that offered
on June 7 an issue of $35,000,000 Pennsylvania
Co. 5y4% collateral trust bonds, due 1985, at 100.50% to
yield 5.214%.
publicly
shares
the treasury, for
issuer
Washington
skiing and all resort facilities
Sept. 3,
permits
of
issuer
held In
to the issuer and
originally
to
Boston
the
par value $10 each, in addition to obtaining from holders of common
...capital stock forgiveness of loans to the issuer of $10,909.19 as paid
in capital and donation of 312 common capital shares of the issuer,
Preferred
First
at
each;
more
of
2418.
Offered—The
priced
was
or
price is $300,000. No public market exists for the stock.
the offering is sold
the public Investors will have paid
for 30,000 preference capital shares of the Issuer, par value
$10 each, and the officers, directors and promoter of the Issuer will
all
Hutzler
for which
cents
to purchase for $100,
10,000 shares
entitled
is
chase
A.
Myron
through
it
of
company,
Co.—Bonds
Pennsylvania
St., South Norwalk, Conn., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 6, 1960, covering 100,000
shares of common stock. The stock is to be offered for public sale
This
stock
shares
10
Common
v
Pilchuck
$300,000
of
Philadelphia, Pa., will until
3 p.m.
(EDT) on June 30, 1959 receive tenders for the sale to it of
general mortgage 4V2% bonds, series "E" due July 1, 1984, to an
—
aggregate
If
ment
Exchange Bank,
Stock Offered
—
$10 per share.
develop
Pennsylvania RR.—Tender for Bonds—
Lifts, Inc.
'
until
above.
Co.,
I.
.
granted
Metals, Inc.—Sells Interest-
Kawecki
E.
.
PROCEEDS—The
below.
Inc.,
Corp.,
A.
Lifts, Inc., a Washington corporation, organized
Oct. 2, 1957, offered on May 19, 30,000 shares of 6%,
; noncumulative, participating preferred stock with voting
v
rights to elect a majority of the Board of Directors if
the issuer fails for two successive years to declare divi¬
dends amounting to at least 25% of the net profits of the
issuer after taxes for sale. This does not, however, grant
the preferred stockholders voting rights if the company
issuer
150,000
&
Financial
T.
the
System, Inc.—Exchange—
&
Yantis
I.
C.
Park
>
;
•••
shares
Palomar
p. 2142.
was
application.
<
income
net
311,850 common
on
$136,615.
corporation.—V. 190,
taxes
California
a
29,
share based
a
wide
headed by Harvey
X-Ray,
financing
:
;
.
.>'
Net
Ryder
amount
-V. 191, p.
were
equal to 21 cents
Penn Rare
&
200,000
————-
first
,
.
Wright & Co.,
Neal
Waggoner
150,000
servicing for about eight savings
insurance
.
have
microscope
magnifies
par
1,800,000
—
Co
Whittaker
Wyatt,
Co.—
&
loan
,
months
six
the
Pascal
1,000,000
Inc.
250,000
—
Joyce
Kenower,
Co.
L.
securities
chartered
150,000
Lane,
Corp.
B.
Phoenix,
.
.v
Lister's
to
outstanding.
150,000
&
White
-
market.
open
For
500,000
200,000
The Johnson,
Kean,
N.
Robert
Norfolk
Space
C.
&
Inc.
Corp.
companies,
merger
300,000
Co
&
Weeden
150,000
Applegate
Humphrey,
Investment
400,000
——
150,000
Hulme,
1
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
& Co.
Inc.——
Van
cash.
in San Diego.
of $65,955,
Sweney Cartwright &
S.
200,000
Inc.
John
Strauss
Co.:
J.
750,000
Co
Co
&
Hilsman
H.
J.
Talbot—
&
Haupt
Hickey
&
100,000
150,000
&
&
100,000
250,000
Hannaford
the
banks,
division, its escrow operation and
three-story building at the northeast corner of Fifth and University
the
,
Co
&
based
Bernardino, Las Vegas and
the public market, on Dec.
21, 1959, when 80,000 shares of common stock were offered at $5.50
a
share.
At
the
same
time $750,000 of-15-year 7%
subordinated
sinking fund debentures with common stock warrants attached reached
150,000
Co.—
150,000
Grimm
addition
Palomar
'250,000
Co.___
&
in
$750,000
Avenues
Leach
&
Agee
a
150,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Hobbs
Ellis & Anderson
Green,
In
&
.>.■
150,000
Ginther
predicted
Palomar acquired Lister's
—
—*.i
Sterne,
250,000
Staats
R.
Frank
Fox
150,000
Renshaw_—
&
Small
Co.
&
300,000
Co.
&
Lister
and
owned
about
150,000
H.
Creston
Severin
in San
Diego
San
are
offices
that
line of
company's
Pilchuck
wholly
a
100,000
William
Corp.
Freeman
Both
as
'V..
Palomar
and
operate
400,000
250,000
Securities
M.
Lister
will
concern
Co.—
John
:
-
to
agreement with
Picker, President, is a subsidiary
independent consumer and industrial
is engaged in all phases of electrical
;; engineering.
Its Chairman is Viscount Chandos. A. E. I. shares are
traded on the ASE and major British exchanges.
of
>
would increase Palo¬
mar's before tax earnings in fiscal
1961 by $200,000.
In the transaction all outstanding shares of Lister were acquired by Palomar for
Schwabacher
250,000
Co.
portfolio
an
Palomar's
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
(Inc.)
First
Although
Co.___.
&
Rodman
-
Wohlstetter
California
servicing
Co.—
distributor
8
electron
the
Picker
said the Lister operations
adding approximately $40
Palomar,
of
serviced at Lister and boosting
$160 million as of June 1.
being
now
Palomar has branch
150,000
150,000
-
loans
expected that Lister
subsidiary of Palomar.
Co.,
&
of
June
apparatus
devices
transaction.
cash
a
those
t
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
analytical and research instruments
with
image
intensification.
The
infinitesimal particles
more
than &
million times on a television screen. It bombards high energy electrons
against a sensitive selenium film to achieve consistently bright images.
A.
E.
I. equipment that Picker X-Ray will
handle also includes
the micro-focus X-ray analyzer,
an important
new
tool for metal¬
lurgical studies, several mass
spectrometers,
and other electronic
British
The
and
company
J. S.
Strauss &
Thomas &
Co
450,000
100,000
,
the largest electrical
unusual
%
Calif.,
Diego,
San
150,000
100,000
work.
,7.,-.""/'v-",
Severin and Lister
with
is
It
400,000
Rice
-
the Lister Investment Co. on June 1
purchased all the outstanding stock of
of
in
Co.
statement,
combined
be
this
of
has
Palomar
Investment
joint
a
President
&
of radiation equipment in America
Associated Electrical Indusorganization in the United Kingdom,
under which Picker becomes the U. S.
agent for A. E*. I.'s nuclear
laboratory instruments used in industrial, medical and governmental
on
Ltd.,
tries,
ALRI
*
150,000
—
Deane
Corp.—Agreement—
and
features
-
Co.
350,000
producer
announced
'
additional
and
purposes
Co.—Acquires—
President
that
Lister
loan
150,000
——,
Co
J.
Rippel
Company
Finkle, Seskis &
First
250,000
&
Inc.
100,000
Ferris
would
million
500,000
Stonehill &
Federman,
the
In
—
Close
Irving
200,000
Co
test
for
&
Co
&
191, p. 2308.
This
Division in Los Angeles will design
set
Burroughs
2418.
p.
Lister,
announced
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
Kernel-,
&
-
&
F.
750.000
&
191,
the
on
Severin,
G.
Keith
150,000
Inc.
Pollock
Rambo,
members
Palomar Mortgage
Nels
E.
400,000
Inc.
Co.,
Fahnestock
Other
150,000
.
Wm.
100,000
„
the
protoype
aircraft.
patrol
450,000
:
Picker X-Ray
the integrated defense complex of radars,
computers which form SAGE
(semi-automatic
and
Struthers
&
set.
to
manufacture
Raffensperger, Hughes
Inc
Co.,
the
environment).
for
Writer &
Pforzheimer
1,800,000
&
of
system will be installed in Air Force RC-121 aircraft
U. S. coastlines to detect and send information on
aircraft,
450,000
Wood,
.
/ —V.
-
Co.^
150,000
150,000
Gardner—
Roberts
Battles, Inc.
Raffensperger-Hughes
& Co. Inc.
Scott
& Stringfellow—.
450,000
.
&
150,000
150,000
150,000
150,000
—
450,000
Inc
Co.,
&
150,000
Scribner
Boenning
&
Co.—
Janney, Dulles &
.450,000
Day
Bache
maintenance
and
Singer,
Co.
150,000
„
Inc.—
Parke
450,000
Jackson
&
Co
&
Co.,
Schmidt,
Corp
250,000
250,000
,
Co.—
Co
&
Hopwood
Reinholdt &
Anthony
Wertheim
off
processors
250,000
Co
&
Evans
airborne
extension
seaward
a
450,000
Co.—.
250,000
Corp.—
&
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Piper, Jaffray &
450,000
.
250,000
&
Southwest Co.—
Illinois
450,000
&
L.
R.
Clark
E.
First
450,000
Smithers
Tucker,
the
Motors.—V.
150,000
Corp.
Este
provides
for
150,000
H.
Equitable Securities
which
system
been
has
W.
Biddle
450,000
Webber,
S.
American
Weeks
Higginson
Stroud
it
that
6
network.
Packard Bell's Technical Products
&
Carl
1,000,000
Co
&
operation
and
150,000
Co.,
Inc.
June
on
150,000
Copeland
Christensen,
250,000
1,800,000
Co.
announced
Co—;
&
F.
Staats
—
Swiss
<450,000
Co.
F. Rothschild & Co
L.
R.
Co.
Courts
& Curtis
250,000
Kendall, Inc.
& Merle-Smith
Doolittle
A.
Podesta
Co.
S.
J.
Paine,
v
.—
Overton
150,000
500,000
L
Co
Lee
44,141,675
team are Lockheed Aircraft
Service, Inc., Philco Corp., Electronic Communications, Inc., General
Precision Equipment Corp., and the AC Spark Plug Division of General
Inc.
Murray,
150,000
Sherrerd
&
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
R.
Co.
52,685,304
>'
..
*
—
&
&
Co.,
Inc.
450,000
Co
&
25Q.0Q0
Inc.
250,000
Co.,
Yarnall
Dominick—
&
Co.,
Turben &
Inc.
775,000
775,000
Co
Noyes
Hutton
E.
49,469,208
V
&
&
Robinson-Humphrey
450,000
Hornblower
59,510,356
14,167,395
11,821,724
12,857,461
(ALRI)
sets
500,000
&
32,982,515
15,283,832
Electronics
defense
ALRI
ground
100,000
Co
40,361,670
Burroughs Corp., prime contractor and systems manager
the contract also calls for technical assistance in flight
range
data
Branden-
Currie
M'ullaney, Wells & Co.
Nongard, Showers &
100,000
&
Milwaukee
berger
&
Inc.
Cruttenden,
Dick
200,000
Moreland,
8,230,804
■:
input
approaching
250,000
1,000,000
Burton
that
Co.,
The
41,201,000
250,000
775,000
Co—
Hallgarten
250,000
250,000
Merrill,
Co.,
Merle-Smith—
&
46,130,000
design
and
manufacturing, contract
(Indentifieation) subsystem in the U. S. Air Force
ALRI,
The
250,000
Mid-South Securities Co,
Dick
250,000
McDonnell
775,000
775,000
Co.
250,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
E. F. Button»& Co.—_i.
•„
450,000
'450,000
Hemphill,
$450,000
SAGE
testing,
&
Bell
a
range
the
for
Mericka
J.
$
Awarded by
Hutchinson &
400,000
Butcher
&
Co
Corbett
Pickard,
Edward L.
Courts
Co.
Leith
of
150,000
300,000
&
&
Burns,
Wm.
long
100,000
750,000
Co
Blair
Burgess
Packard
awarded
250,000
1,800,000
2205.
p.
Inc.
Co._
&
Co.,
Bodine
&
William
&
&
250,000
450,000
Domlnick
.
Co—
& Co. Inc.
Blair
Baird
Crouter
,
—
Stearns
William
350,000
W.
DeHaven & Townsend,
and Co.
Becker
G.
&
Weeks & Co.—
Butcher & Sherrerd
775,000
—775,000
Pierce,
&
350,000
Hammill
Baker,
775.000
Corp.
Weld
Sons
&
Inc.
Webster
Allyn
-1959
<
Co.
Co.
&
Co
operating income
charges,,
191,
Co.__
Inc.
Co..
&
&
Co.—
775,000
Co.
&
&
775,000
—
11,287,000
10,054,387
&
Barney
Inc.
A.
Co.
&
Pressprich &
C.
A.
Packard Bell Electronics Corp.—Contract-
300,000
&
Masten
taxes,,
after
—V.
150,000
150,000
-
250,000
&
William
Burnham
E.
McMaster
250,000
&
&
McCormick
1,500,000
North
Stearns
H.
A.
150,000
Inc.
Bear,
D.
200,000
Co
Co.
Marx
Mason-Hagan,
1,800,000
Strudwick
&
Inc
taxes,,
54,110,330
12,204,000
income
IFF-SIFF
Coe
&
W.
White,
stock
common
775,000
Smith
&
85,003,984 360,875,368 328,270,855
51,318,785 214,873,342 201,402,036
91,652,549
operating
Net
Net
300,000
——
Co.
&
Hugo
Corp.
Anderson
Stern
500,000
Peck.
&
Allison-Williams
Almstedt
revenues—,,
expenses
Union
&
Lynch,
Smith,
W.
Williams
Levy,
Lawson,
10,850,000
Adams
Kidder & Co., Inc.
R.
*
Operating
Operating
of
M.
'•$'!'
$
Amount
A.
: :
'•
Co.
Robert
Co
Freres
Securities
1960—4 Mos.
$
' * ' '
775,000
Peabody
Fenner
Co.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
■■
operating
$ Amount
Stuart
Telegraph
&
Period End. April 30—
by each underwriter.
Halsey,
Telephone
Shearson,
,— —
Bear,
list of the underwriters of
debentures subscribed to
a
the
775,000
&
Inc.
Irving Trust Co. has been appointed registrar of
corporation.—V. 191, p. 2307.
Pacific
equity of the
company was $446,050,14a; funded debt was $115,000,000, and advances
from the parent company, $15,800,000,
compared with $264,971,712,
$60,000,000
and
$11,958,000 respectively,
at Dec. 31,
1954.
Dec.
for
Otarion Listener Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
(
_
Inc
Lehman .Brothers
./
v,v
350,000
Gregory
Inc.
Stone
106.804% to par, plus accrued interest.
company furnishes communication services, mainly local and toll
telephone service, in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and
South Dakota.
On March 31,
1960, the company had 2,407,759 tele¬
phones in service, of which about'29% were in Minneapolis and St.
Paul, about 7% in Omaha and about 6% in Des Moines.
Other com¬
munication services furnished include teletypewriter exchange service
and services and facilities for private line teletypewriter use, for the
transmission of radio and television programs and for other purposes.
from
ranging
.--iv,,
.IU*
350,000
1,125,000
Sachs
redemption on July 1, 1960, all of its
outstanding 6% sinking fund debentures due March 1, 1969 at 102%.
Payment will be made at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
called
has
company
350,000
Co.
Ripley & Co..
Merrill
$350,000
&
Harriman
Redeem Debentures—
Co._
Sons—
Estabrook
Dillon,
Kidder,
&
&
Francis I. duPont & Co.
Goldman,
of
Brown
1,125,000
.___
Securities
Whipple
Bacon,
Alex.
2,341,000
Co
Eastman
to
agreed
Inc.
Stanley
Lazard
the
have
Co.
&
Blyth
outstanding.:
This
compares
with
net
earnings
of
$218,140, or 33 cents per share on the same number of shares out¬
standing at the end of the first quarter of 1959.—V. 191, p. 2093.
sale of the debentures will Ini¬
tially be used by the company to repay outstanding advances from its
parent organization, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. The balance
of the proceeds will be added to the general funds of the company and
used for extensions, additions and improvements to its plant.
proceeds from
Read
Morgan
;
PROCEEDS—Net
they
Amount
$2,343,000
Co— 2,341,000
&
Dillon,
stock
common
Corp
Forgan
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
are
the
cover
Boston
Glore,
period totaled $181,677 but a sinking
relocating expenses reduced earnings
to
in
income
net
established
$151,677,
however,
sales,
which
9
Amount
First
not fully reflected in net income
for
the
quarter as the company prepares for heavy non-recurring
expenses to be met in
the move from the Chicago plant to the new
Crystal Lake, 111., facility later in the year.
company's
the
and the principal amount thereof
purchase, respectively, are as follows:
government.
,
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates offered
on
and
In mid-April, backlog totaled
$4,119,000 more than $630,000 higher than at the same time in 1959.
Indications are that satisfactory sales volumes will be continued through
the second quarter.
; •.
•
■»' ■;.
' ►
Of¬
Debentures
—
television
and
bonds
higher volume resulted from increased across
all company sales areas—commercial, industrial,
The
ago.
keting and distribution companies—Acme Metal
and
(2521)
heating. Wall heaters handled
popular as a selling item,
homes. Management believes
and that more of this type
corporation.
Florida created a
fabricating ducts.
located in a
closet,
carport, or
some
other suitable enclosed area from where
ducts would run to the various rooms
of the house. In this field,
the corporation represents some of the largest manufacturers of dyet
work in the United States, and it is believed that as muth busiaais
The
advent
of
central
new
and
supplemental
This
was
necessitated
heating
business,
because
in southeastern
namely that of
heating units
the
were
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
. .
Monday, June 13, 1960
,
(2522)
priced manufactured air conditioning equipment and parts,
of
which
Corporation wholesales to the jobber. Corporation has
exclusive
contract for a period
of one year for the State of
all
an
Manufacturing Co. of Chicago,
with Rheem
Florida
111. (manufacturers
.
,
SEC
oil
and
gas
stock
The
Timber Co.—Merger News—
stockholders of Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Puget Sound Pulp &
A
Sound Pulp.
special meeting June 15.
.
their
the
Under
$10
Puget
into
Sales
stock
Pulp.
Puget
Nov.
ended
year
common
"■
■
,
V.. ;
•
2351.
on June 2 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at par
chare) through First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Lincoln, Neb.
The proceeds are to go to selling stockholders.
The
company
9,600
covering
Co.—Common Stock Offered—
V
_
the
000
and
profit
net
$46,559,000 and
of the
This
$1,508,000.
to
net loss of $854,000 in
a
compares
.
30
cents
has
company
1958.
will
this
of
common
stock,
,
billed
of
fractional
not
of
sell
such
of
shares
set
its
A.
& Co._
Forgan
Hornblower
to
Lewis
Howard,
&
phrey, Inc.
The Johnson,
3,000
Friedrichs & Co
Kohlmeyer
3,000
Co
Joseph,
2,500
Roettcher
Doolittle
First
Co
—
Cranbery, Marache & Co._
—V.
191,
Lane
Quinn
&
Miller,
1
Co.__-
2,000
2,000
Stiver & Co
2,500
Saunders,
2,500
2,500
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Westheimer & Co
2,000
2,000
.
1816.
p.
fund
to
of
deposit
—
Secondary Offering
—
A
secondary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock, was
made on June 7 by Blyth & Co. at a price of $21.62¥2
per
share,
with
dealer's concession of 85£ per share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
a
This offering was
—V.
191,
p.
company
$236,300,
or
75
and
cents
a
(& Subs.)—Net Off—
subsidiaries had consolidated net earnings of
share, for the first six months of this fiscal
ended April 30, 1960. This compares with $256,500,
share, for the like period of the previous year...'
year
a
l. Sales
sales
for
for
a
the -first
six
like period
of
months
the
of
year
Rising importations in very
apparel trimmed with buttons
this
fiscal
year
or
81 Vz
exceeded
cents
have
had
8%,
V.
191,
exchange
their
of
shares
in
the
191,
the
depositing
It
fund.
the
from
Central
stockholders
estimated
is
that; the
to
total
June
Common Stock Offered
—
Pursuant
reference
Boulevard,
-
to
to
do
the
business
taking
20
Jan.
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase
from
SEGCO
forth
en¬
Chip-n-Sand.
at
other
of
purposes
The
and
to
so
locations,
identify
to
as
further
the said locations.
will offer accommodations
its
of
"Chip-n-Sand"
name
location
each
each
going
will
thus
each
loca¬
identify the activities
at
and
20
10
of
course
nractice
the
the
practice
ample
lfi
cubicle
cubicles
square,
sand
lineal
will
trap,
cubicle
will
feet
height for
-
of
have
each
noted
*as
putting
be
have
16
37
green.
chipping
sand
location
which
will
own
a
golf
traps
green
to
feet
square.
lineal
feet
be
On
of
flag.
in
Thus,
dimensions
sandi tra-p
used
the
a
The
green.
follows:- Eaeh
green,
with
will
chipping side,
chipping
be
conjunction
area,
and
the
will
All cubicles will be 20 feet high, so thai
pitching will be possible. Each of the
and
than
International
Co.
Harvester
underwriters
the
named
respective
below
principal
severally agreed to
of
amounts
the
-
.
Amount
The
First
Boston
Merrill Lynch,
Fenner
Blyth
Co.,
&
Lehman
Corp.-$3,700,000
Pierce,
Smith
&
Kay,
3,700,000
3,700,000
Co.
&
W.
Corp;
&
&
Coffin
&
Corp'
1,500,000
Weeks__
Co.___
Inc
1,000,000
Co
\
Co.
500,000
"Johnston," Lemon
&
Co.
500,000
Robinson-Humphrey
■CO., Inc.
The
200,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co._
Schmidt, Roberts &
200,000
200,000
Parke
Stix &
200,000
Co
&
&
Co.___
F.
C.
u
Chisholm
K.
&
200,000
Ashmun
100,000
Co.____
Baum
Cassell
C.
200,000
Co.__
&
Co.,
Co.
100,000
Inc.
&
100,000
Codings and
.100,000
Inc. '
Dittmar
First
M.
&
Co.,
Inc.100,000
Southeastern
M.
.
& '
Freeman
Co._
Gunn.
400,000
ston, Inc.
Hanrahan &
Harrison
400,000
H.
400,000
John
300,000
Richard
300,000
300,000
McKelvy
300,000
Inc!
Reid & Co.,
Stieglitz
&
Sherrerd
Childs
Securities
Eikins,
Morris, Stokes
Corp._
Co.
Faulkner,
Dawkins
&
Sullivan
First
Southwest
B.
Co
Hilliard
Reinholdt
Singer,
&
300,000
&
Son
Gardner
Deane
&
&
Biddle
Leach__
300 000
&
300,000
Co.__
Securities
200,000
McGuin^ss
&
200,000
Weedon
Hendrix
&
Mayes,
Indianapolis Bond
Share
Corp. i__
Joseph,
Miller,
Mellen
Inc.
Co.
200 000
Inc.
200,000
and
...
200,000
&
—
Roul-
100,000
Inc.__
100,000
Co.__
100,000
100,000
Co.
100,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Hugo Marx & Co.______
100,000
100,000
100,000
I.
&
Co.,
B.
Joyce
E.
100,000
Co
Josey &
Co
&
Kohn
&
& Co.___
Mid-South Securities Co.
100,000
100,000
Inc.
100,000
Newburger & Co
Rambo, Close & Kerner
100,000
100,000
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
Irving J. Rice & Co.,
100,000
Inc.
100,000
Strader & Co.,
100,000
Suplee,
Co.
Crowell,
&
Smith, Moore & Co
Corp.
Chaplin,
100,000
Carey
Inc.
300,000
Agee
Carolina
300,000
300 000
Scribner
Sterne,
100,000
Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
Cleveland
&
Butcher
Inc.
400,000
Fulton,
:
Co.,
400,000
400,000
Inc
Co.
First
J.
C.
500,000
Co._
&
Co.
&
Halle
S.
George
500,000
Corp.
—V.
1
C.
800,000
Shelby Cullom Davis
&
Chris-
Varnedoe,
Co., Inc.
&
200,000
&
1,000,000
Hammill
&
200,000
Co.
_J;
1,000,000
Co.
The
Writer
tensen, Inc.
Sutro
___________
Courts
&
1,500,000
Hanseatic
Shearson,
&
200,000
Northwest
Peters,
1,000,000
Burr,
York
New
Co
&
Son
Penington, Colket & Co.
1,500,000
1,500,000
Hornblower
&
200,000
Newbold's
Pacific
_____
'
$200,000
MacArthur
Co.
Francis L duPont & Co.
Hallgarten
H.
2,250,000
Securities
Bache
Richards & Co
Company
2,250,000
Brothers
new
:
Amount
Kenower,
Inc.
Inc.___
Sachs
."American
Yarnall,
for
its
containing
are
the
and
12. being
will
each
cubicles,
various-
feet
nav*
each
cubicles,
at
and 8 for chip¬
ping. Each cubicle will be enclosed so as to assure complete safety.
The
enclosures
will also allcw the golfer to swing freely at the ball
without fear of losing the ball, as so often happens on the golf course,
practice
others
below.
21,
is
company
New
the
delist the common stock of this company,
trading session June 20, 1960, because of
the
of
bonds set
J.
the
for
locations
place
on
Calif.
is,
as
The
game
displayed
all
incorporated
was
California.
of
operating recreational facilities, with par¬
of golf. Its address is 14702 Hawthorne
of
the
firm
State
the
name
with
the
of
Lawndale,
corporation
be
tion
laws
business
the
in
BUSINESS—The
AND
the
under
dated
<
of
the offering on
$40,000,000 of this company's first mortgage
Additional financing details follow;
&
—
>*■
application
an
of
3
Evans
circular
granting
Southern Electric Generating Co.—Additional Financ¬
2460.
Corp.
order
ing Details—Our June 6 issue reported
Collins
HISTORY
The
holdings
Julien
June 3, this Lawndale
(Calif.)-based corporation offered 150,000 shares of its
$2.00 par common stock through Binder & Co., Inc.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
1960,
same
2248.
p.
Schwabacher
.
an
of
close
the
limited
the
—tV.
the
offering
an
June
the
to
Exchange
at
the fund will be $6,500..' Any balance remaining after pay¬
expenses
will be returned ratably to the contributors.—
p.
on
in
issued
has
SEC
Ferris
to
credit,
to the
June
Stock
effective
Offer
such
of
ment
Exchange
disbursements
charges to
with
quantities of buttons and
a
"demoralizing" effect on
prices, making it necessary for the company to absorb increasing costs
of his Central
to such arrangements, : stockholders accepting
will be requested by Mr. Harlan K. Snyder to
attorney-in-fact for
appointed
direct
of
by
before.
substantial
Revenue
Depositary and Exchange Agent the sum of 5c for
of. Central's capital stock deposited.
Mr. .Snyder is to'be
with
include
its
Internal
States
of the exchange
the
with
Pursuant
Chip-n-Sand
1816.
Rochester Button Co.
The
of
share
-jeach
have
connection
in
Offer
the
,
United
fees and expenses of the Depositary and Ex¬
together, with other expenses of the distribution
hereby, are estimated to be $50,000.
been made for the establishment of the expense
and disbursements of counsel for Central's stock¬
offered
Exchange.
the
of
terms
Solar Aircraft Co.—Delisting Approved—
The
York
Goldman,
the
pay
the fees
pay
holders
gaged
Manufacturing Co.
j
•
the
from
by reason
which,
Agent
shares
ticular
Rheem
will
Shellmak
2,000
Mellen &
not
will
Regis
the
Space
Inc.
2,500
Co.
&
&
Albany Corp
share.
2,000
__
2.000
2,500
path
a
full
received
Arrangements
2,500
Corp.
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
Agent on his behalf either to
share of St. Regis or to purchase, either
St.
of
terminating
the
in
a
change
' Bateman.
Labouisse,
Weil,
issued
Central stockholders seeking to sell their fractional
market, a fractional interest sufficient to entitle
has
Regis
St.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
Eichler & Co.___.
City Securities Corp
Davis, Skaggs & Co
6,500
6,500 "
6,500
Co
in
Interest
additional
one
Exchange
for
2,500
Co.____
2,000
2,000
2,000
Cruttertden, Podesta & Co.
4,000
2,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.__ * 4,000 " Efrtanuel* Detftjeif & Cd.^ll "2,000
Hirsch & Co
,7--—J v'4,000 " Foster Af MafShaliJi
2,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co
4,000
Garrett-Bromjfield' '<& Co.__ 2,000
J. R. Williston & Beane
4,000
Hanrahah & Co. lnc!!
2,000
Hallowed, Sulzberger,
J. A. Hogie & Co
2,000
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
3,000
* Hulme, Applegate & HumHallgarten &
be
shares
Regis shares realize any gain or loss which will be recognized
United States Federal income tax purposes.
•
■
,-r
\
of
2,500
&
Newburger, Loeb & Co.___
Joseph Walker & Sons
6,500
Hayden, Stone & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
•
McDaniel
6,500
duPont & Co
I.
will
common
ruling to the effect that if at least 80% of the Central cap¬
stock is exchanged,-a Central stockholder who accepts the Offer
ital
for
Halle & Stieglitz
8,000
Allyn and Co., lnc.__
C.
Francis
St.
Shares
26,000
Weeks
&
Regis
the open
in
or
-
the
under
under the
company
this
favorable
as
year..
company
30, 1960. The bank which made this
revolving credit agreement has agreed
amount and under terms at least
company,
in a, new revolving credit agreement
30, 1961.—V. 191, p. 1569.
payable
are
the
to
renew
bonds.
St.
and Exchange
Depositary
depositing
Service
name.
Shares
Glore,
the
...
opposite
of
shares
fractional
a
from
him
number
Regis.
and
terms
to
one
the
to
76,329
*t$l,470,000
500,000 shs.
$1,500,000
1,000,000 shs.
credit, Agreement terminates qn June
30, 1960, and any
under the agreement which'-have not matured prior to
date
loan
accompany
Exchange.
direct
to
which
1960. Stockholders of Central
acceptance of the Offer of Exchange will
transfer taxes applicable to the transfer
Each stockholder of Central who deposits a num¬
of shares of Central stock- which, when multiplied by .8209 does
result in a whole number of St. Regis shares, will have the right
of
available
*$
;
re-
issued
such
of
forms
Acceptance,
and
their shares to St.
No
under
ariiojints due within
credit
f
later than June 30,
not
their shares in
for Federal stock
deposit
Offer
issued
Outstanding
*$ 240.178
260,000
125,000 '
thousandths
ten
Transmittal
of
note
notes
Includes
notes
Co.—Exchange*Offer—
$
$
volving credit agreement______
Common stock, par value $1
.'j
FINANCING
Authorized
note
secured
secured
.
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
:
Secured
'
112,875
be
subject to the conditions
contained in
an
underwriting agreement among the company, Safie
Bros.,
and the underwriters
named
below,
such underwriters have
severally
agreed
to
purchase from
the company and Safie
Bros.
40,000 shares and 110,000 shares, respectively, of common stock of
the
company,
each underwriter agreeing to purchase the aggregate
the
nine,
interest
$5.
par
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
of
Prospectus,
who
the new common
stock and the repayment of short-term bank debt, pro forma capitali¬
zation of the company as of April 30,
1960 was: $11,585,000 of debt;
30,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, par $100; and
540,000
shares
5%
,jf-;;tThe
.' or'l
(constituting a plan of
Letter
<
sale
the
to
"
.
reorganization of St. Regis and Central
within
the
meanings of Section 368 and 354(a)(1) of the Internal
Revenue Code of 1954».
The Offer of Exchange may be accepted by
stockholders of Central by forwarding their stock certificates
to The
First National Bank of
Chicago, Depositary and Exchange Agent, 38
South
Dearborn
Street,
Chicago 90, 111.,
with a properly executed
paid
effect
V
5%%
(.8209) of one share of St. Regis com¬
stock for each share of capital stock of Central.
Such exchange
be effected. under the terms and conditions of the Offer of Ex¬
change
ber
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
1966.
to
-
.
.
engines
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
-
Regis Paper Co.,
maximum
mon
share.
per
*
to April 1,
prior
or
hundred
,
sales of
net
with
1966.
pursuant to a prospectus dated June 2, offered
shares of its authorized and unissued common
stock in exchange for the 137,500 outstanding shares of the capital
stock of Central Waxed Paper Co. on the basis of eight thousand, two
cash dividends on its common
stock in every year since 1933.
In July, 1959 and in January, 1960,
the company distributed 5%
stock dividends.
The board of directors
has established a policy of paying quarterly cash dividends and annual
stock dividends.
The last three quarterly dividends declared have been
DIVIDENDS—The
are
of principal, accrued
Bonds may be redeemed with borrowed funds after April 1, 1966,
and accrued interest, but may not be redeemed with borrowed
on
St.
a
in 1959 amounted to $54,045,-
company
the
revolving
v.
.
sales
and
by the corporation may
option of the corporation on
the
1,
April 1,
100
funds
a
United States.
EARNINGS—Net
at
v
systems for fuel
gasoline engines, push-pull controls, access and cowling latches,
search, rescue and recovery radio beacon systems. In addition,
company
is currently introducing certain
new
products ' which
still in the testing stage.
for
funds are used for such redemption, the
redemption be effected on or prior to April
(b)
at
variety of men's,
women's and boys' wearing apparel and is a major producer of parachvtes.
The principal items of apparel are men's work clothing; men's
and
boys' leisure wear; and women's sportswear and
dresses.
The
company sells these products substantially all of which it manufactures
in plants owned or leased by it,
to over 14,000 accounts throughout
and ~ sells
manufactures
part
in
the offering will be added
products
Principal
agement
of maturities selected
or
St. Regis Paper
Inc.
BUSINESS—Reliance
whole
in
per
used in aircraft, small boats and
include gauging, computing and man¬
and other liquids, fuel injection systems
with
and
aircraft,
mercial
vehicles.
If unborrowed
after
of Marlboro Shirt Co.,
and inventories
on
June 8 by
share.
on
the company's stock.
known as Simmonds Aerocessories, Inc., the
company
manufactures electronic, hydromechanical and mechanical
equipment for use in connection with missiles and military and com¬
.
will
business
and. the
Inc.
Wis.,
Bend,
offered
price of $5.50
BUSINESS—Formerly
premium •*.
shall be: 2%
if
1, 1963;
1%
if redemption be effected after April 1, 1963 and on or prior to
April 1, 1966.
There shall be no premium if redemption be effected
apply the net proceeds which it will
receive from the sale of the 40,000 shares to the reduction of shortterm bank debt.
The company recently acquired Stadium Manufactur¬
ing Co.,
West
of
Co.,
April 1, July 1 or Oct. 1 by payment
interest and a premium as follows:
Jan.
any
.
'V.,.
Common Stock
—
public offering of
is the first
of the net proceeds from
capital cf the company.
majority
working
the
1964,
1,
redeemed
be
substantial stockholder in the company.
company
The
,
31
REDEMPTION—Bonds
the SEC
($1 per
191,
shares of Simmonds Precision, Inc.
112,500
—
Shearson, Hammill & Co. at a
'
through Oct. 1, 1974, at prices of 100%,
100V2% and 101%, with coupons of 5%, 5Ya%, 5Vz% and
5%%, with accrued interest to be added in all cases.
offered publicly on
company's common
Stock,, par $5,.at $22 per share. Of the total, 40,000 shares
are being sold by the "company and
110,000 shares by
Safie Bros. Co., Inc., which, following the sale, will re¬
PROCEEDS—The
Offered
Training School for Nurses of
Wis.—Bonds Of-;
&
Ziegler
Products, Inc.
$1 par value common stock were
publicly offered $1,500,000 of first mortgage
serial bonds, dated March 1, 1960, and due serially from
Glore, Forgan & Co. and associates
June 9 a total of 150,000 shares of the
train
C.
fered—B.
Oct.
company.—V.
'.A:
-.j;, ;if- '
1672.
Simmonds Precision
Sisters of Misericordia, Green Bay,
May
debenture; with respect to,any fraction of
conversion of any debenture, an amount
price shall be paid
equal to such fraction multiplied by the conversion
to the
holder of such debenture in cash by the
on
St. Mary's Hospital and
the
(a)
Reliance Manufacturing
a
PROCEEDS—This
■
■
corporation
$1
of
the conversion of any
share called for on the
upon
covering 275,000
The
Neb.—Files With SEC—
Investment Co., Omaha,
Ramo
at
VII
Article
the close of business on June 24, I960,
his option, may convert said debenture
amount into shares of common stock of the company
conversion price of $17.33 per share as provided in
the Indenture.
No fractional shares will be Issued
current
the
at
8,212
May 27 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
per share without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
SEC
Co., founded in 1929, manufactures
market.
At its' Bellingham, Wash.,
plant, Puget also manufactures toilet and facial tissues, paper nap=
kins and paperboard.
Puget Pulp is sold throughout the world. Puget
also manufactures industrial alcohol and various lignin products, as
by-products of pulp manufacture.
Puget's ability to serve its many
other customers with bleached sulphite pulp for conversion to finished
products will not be affected by the merger.
In 1959 Puget Pulp and
wholly owned subsidiaries had net sales of $36,976,342.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co. owns a 50% interest in Ketchikan
Pulp Co., producer of dissolving pulp at Ketchikan, Alaska.—V. 191,
Sound Pulp & Timber
bleached- sulphite
pulp for the
Puget
company
principal
its
Seattle, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
/'V
.
the
1960. At any time prior, to
the holder of any debenture, at
24,
.
on
convert the principal of any debenture into common
shall terminate at the close of business on June
to
right
stock of
.
'
Craft Boat. Co., Inc.,
Sabre
$14,018,218.
p.
626
Any
p.
net sales of
Hopper had
1959,
30,
System,
ICC
the
by
exceeding
not
of
value
HI., Reading and
a converter of
_
fiscal
its
In
Co.,
Bank,
June 1 to allow Ryder System, Inc.
shares of common stock of the par
$2.50 each, to be exchanged for 200 shares of no-par-value
stock, being all of the outstanding capital stock, of Pascal
Inc.—V. 191, p. 2095.
decided
was
issue
Television Inc.) will
its outstanding 5V2%
amounting to $131,900
be made at the Irving
One Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y." or at the California
S. Spring Street, Los Angeles, Calif.
for
Trust
;
*
-
.
Exchange Permission
Ryder System, Inc.—ICC Grants
It
to
text and
cover,
.
at
in 1922, manufactures fine papers con¬
Co., founded
Hopper Paper
:
Tacoma,
of
Inc.,
Co.,
.
of
sisting principally of offset, papeteries, envelopes,
specialties.
Hopper mills are located in Taylorville,
Modena,
Pa.
For
many
years
Hopper has been
Inc.—Registers Plans
;
1.
••
Radio' &
Olympic
redemption on June 24, 1960, all of
convertible subordinated debentures due 1966
at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will
call
'
value common stock of Hopper* will be converted into 318,468
Puget at the conversion rate of 83/s shares of Puget for
share of Hopper, and 1,300 shares of $100 par value preferred
of Hopper will be converted into 4,810 common shares of Puget.
each
'v:;v
•'
,
Redeem Debentures—
(formerly
corporation
The
Outstanding
300,000 shs°.
.
500,000 shs.
—
2248.
p.
Siegler Corp.—To
v
,
.I960—5.Mos—1959
.
par)
($2.00
stock
191,
—V.
Wash., sponsor of the Bendstock Investment Plan for accumulation of shares of Bendstock Corp.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 2, 1960, covering
registration of $5,000,000 of such Plans.
1
V
'
C
Russell
Authorized
-
$2,881,969 $12,895,505 $11,642,721
$3,118,447
1816.
p.
Frank
par
shares
1960—Month,—1959
._
.___
191,
Sales Up—
25-Ccnt Stores Inc.-
(Frank) Russell Co.,
•
S
;
,
1
—V.
interest merger '38,026 shares of
this pooling of
of
terms
"
two proposed new
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
and
v
'
purchase fixtures, equipment
super markets. '
■
'
to
used
be
.
company
Common
.Period Epd. May. 31—
the merger of Hopper Paper
Hopper stockholders will hold
'•
letter of notification with the
cumulative, convertible preferred
$10.50 per share, through Foster
a
at
offered
to
are
Rose's 5, 10 &
called for June 28 to vote on
and
with
Co.
of
meeting
special
has been
Co
below.—V. 190, p. 1074. ;
be
to
proceeds
inventory for
,
Placement—
The private placement of $15,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 5 V\ % -series due* June 1,499% ' was announced on
June 7 by Blyth & Co.—y. 190, p. 1736.
'
$10>
(par
the
which
Marshall, Seattle, Wash.
&
Co.—Private
Electric
General
Portland
■
Super
covering
•
the sale of the shares to the public, the net sum
shall receive will be approximately $240,000. The
program Qf the company will be to immediately enter into leases on
20
separate locations, upon which will be constructed facilities, as
outlined above, to practice the shorter aspects of golf, namely play¬
ing out of sand traps, chipping onto the golf green,, and putting while
on
the green. These locations will be within the territorial limits of
the County of Los Angeles, and the County of Orange, in California.
PROCEEDS—From
Corp.—Acquisition Terms—
corporation on June 1 filed
28,000 shares of 6%
The
furnaces and air conditioning), one of' the largest
In
the
business.
Corporation also has a 5 year exclusive contract
■with Char Gale Manufacturing Co.,
for the State of Florida, manuf&cturers of pipe fittings,
steel and aluminum grilles, registers, etc.
—V.
191, p.
1882.
of
facilities.
Weyerhaeuser Co.,
Rosauer's
professionally maintained by landscape gardeners, who
idaifuerfailce Of golf course grass and
be
experienced inr the cars ftifd -
are
Markets, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
medium
will
courses
Broderson, President.—
O.
N.
,
Roddis Plywood
See
to
according
materials,
1-074.
V.. 190,' p.
,
additional use of ducts is to vent hot gases .or oils.
Another phase of the company's business consists of air conditioning
window
units or self contained units with or without reverse cycle
or
heat pumps. These units have an
average life of five years due
to
the salt air and humidity condition existing. Corporation carries
and
labor
in
corporation's competitors
practically all of the
this phase as
Is done in
combined.'An
Inc
Yeatman,
Mos-
ley Co., Inc.
Thayer, Baker & Co
Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson
C. 4t:
Williams & Co.,'
—
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
Inc.
200,000
191, p. 2461.
Continued
on
page
53
Volume 191
Number 5959
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2523)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
Conwest
dividends
the
an¬
Name of Company
Affiliated Fund
from net invest.
(quar.
Aid Investment & Discount, common
6%
prior preferred
(quar.)-—
5%%
6c
7Vic
37Vic
'
Canadian
Dividend Funds
Allegheny
&
American
Brake
Western
Ry.
Shoe
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
.7- 1
6-15
6-15
6- 4
6-15
gtd.
$6c
6-15
5-31
7-
75c
American Dredging Co.
(quar.) —
American General Insurance (Houston)—
Quarterly
,j.
American Machine
$3.90
&
Metal
American
P
Foundry—
1
(quar.)
preferred
American
Motorists
Products
—
—
_________
15c
6-17
6-
6-17
6-10
1
97 %c
7-15
6-30
6c
6-30
6-24
„—
5%
convertible
American
Zinc
2nd
5
6-30
6-15
9-' 1
50c
7-
j
1
6%
preferred
7-28
1
11 %c
6-30
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__
$1.50
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6-30
6-15
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.
7-15
7-1
1
45c
7-
1
6-15
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40c
6-29
6-15
Co.
(quar,)———
Property. Trust——
Corp. Ltd.r~"/:
deposit receipts Ordinary
Brewer
(C-).
Stock
Ac
Co.—
dividend
British-American
6-17
4-22
30c
-v
——
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4-22
6-29...
6-15
2%
—
.
—:
Tobacco
5-17
$0,171
20%
—
_
6-29
6-15
Ltd.—
$0,119
6-
9
6-
9
$4.20
4-26
$0,119
deposit receipts Ordinary-——
.American deposit
receipts Bearer—
British Columbia Telephone Cq.—
.»
'
4-26
Ford
(quar.)
1
z
7-
$55c
$$1.56
preferred (initialrquar.)
_________
$$1,09
preferred (quar.)_.
$$1.12%
(quar.),—
$$1.19
(quar.)—.:—
$$1.19
4%% preferred (1956 series) (quar.)—
rj 5%%
$$1.43%
preferred (quar.)
$$1.50
.6% ,1st. preferred
(quar.)—,——,—_•
$$1.50
i. 6%
2nd - preferred (quar.)
Brooke Bohd Canada (1959), Ltd.—
$26c
4.16%- t preferred .(quar..)——.
Bruce (E. L.)
30c.
Company ..(quar.)
50c
Burgess-Manning Co.37'% c
Buzzards Bay Gas Co., 6%_ prior pfd: .(quar:)
4%%
•'
\4
'•i'.1.
i
•
8 to rage- & Distributing
California Interstate Telephone—
;
;; $2.25
-
.
Canada Iron .Foundrtesi
W, )fCo.—
Central Electric '&; Gas,
Central
...
f
.*4%
Stock dividend';
:
^
.'
6-15
6-30,
Co., Ltd.—
pref. Amer. dep.
$i.ia3/4
_■
2%
Mutual
$2.20
4
—
shares^-,,,,,,,,,,—60c
6-22
Class
50c
Gestetner,
(quar.)
Ltd.
American
Ordinary__
shares
5c
5c
■
5-27
6-15
6-3
7-30
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
7-
1
6-f5
40c
7-15
6-30
7- d
6-20
6-30
6-30
6-17
6-17
7-1
6-13
$1:13
.".,2c..
6-20^
15c,
6-30
6-15
4%
8-15
7r3t
5-20
,
6-20
5-31
6-10
7-1.
50c
.
%
3c
.7-; 1
6-20
-
6-10
1
7-
1
______
Hathaway (C. F.) Co.—
5.80% preferred (quar.)
Hawley Products (initial)
36Vic
18c
2%
!.
,50c
45c
Heli-Coil.Corp., new common, (initial)—
30c
Heller (Walter E.) & Co., com. (quar)
35c
4%-preferred (quar.)
—
\
$1
-r" 5%% preferred' (quar,)
• $1.37y2
Hershey .Creamery Co. (quar.) ——!——;,—
- 50c
4_
-
1
6-15
7-
f
7-11
45C.
6-24
A
6-30
i
6-30
6-20
7-
Lytton
6-20
6-30
6-17
1
7-
8-12
Power
preferred
Co.
Electric
-v
15c
6-24
6-10
Financial
Manufacturers
Trust
1
Massachusetts
440c
7-15
6-17
V 410c
-
7-15
8-15
55e
6-30
6-17
9-16
7-1
8c
7.%c
.
6-16
7- I
6-16
'
,
.
6-17
5-
dividend —.1!
preferred',(quar.
4$1.37%
preferred A*(quar.)„_____—______
t$1.37 %
55C
7- 2
1
2
6-15
7- 1
6-16
"
Reduced
Telephone, (HI.)—
quarterly-,——
Corp.,. Ltd..
6-30
7-
6-16
1
6-17
6-23
6-13
8-
1
7-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
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6-17
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6
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6-30
5-27
8-27
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6-17
12y2c
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10%
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6-15
6-15
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7-22
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Quarterly
...—.—..———,——
England Gas & Electric (quar,)—_z—
England Power- Co.» $4.60 pfd. (quar.)
5.52%
*
preferred (quar.)_____—
50c
,29c
$1.15
$1.38
6%
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
6-27f
*6-20
6-Ji
6-r**'.
7-
1
6-15
7-1
6-15
7-
1
6-30
6-15
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(quar.)—
5c
$15c
$15c
20c
7-
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6-
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6-
9
6-10
6- 6
20c
6-
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Telephone, common (quar.)—.
50c
preferred (quar.)_zz
—.
$1.06
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)—
——-—
$1.12 Va
5% preferred (quar.)
1—.—
$1.25
Noxzema Chemical Co.^ common (quar.)____
15c
Class B (quar.)—.—
15c
Ohio River Sand, 6% preferred (s-a)—z_—
60c
Old Colony Insurance .Co, (Boston), (quar.)
75c
Olympia Brewing Co.—
15c
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-24
7-
York* Research*Corp., class A
Northern Ohio
1
.
4V4%
1
6-24
7-
1
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7-
1
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-16
,
$4"36
Pacific Lighting: Corp.,
pfd. (quar.)—
.
$1.09
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar/)-—
—
$112%
$4.75 preferred (quar.)_-__—_^—_-——$1.18%
$4.73 convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
'Parker* Rust Proof (quar.)—
—
37%c
-Peden Iron &. Steel (quar.)
►
-25c
Penn Traffic Co. (s-a)—.!
20c
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
$$3
-Peoples Securities. Corp.—
—'—-——
30c
Pine Street Pund,' Inc. (quarterly t>£ ll%c
fTom investment income-plus a year-end
.
security-profit-dividend of.- 63c)-*—i—
£'
Plttsfield 6c North Adams RR. (s-a)__
* *3-50
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
—22 /at
Polorad Electronics (2-for-l stock split sub¬
-
$4.40
6-30
8-14
6-30
6-14
6-30
6-14
Prestole
.6-30
6-14
Price Brothers, "Ltd—z—
7-1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-15
6-15
Pullman; lmr.~ (2-for-l
7-15
6-15
Purity Stores,
$4.50
6-25
6-14
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
"
'
7-15
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7- I
6-17
6-10
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7-25
7- 9
6-30
6-16
7-
1
6-14
6-21
6- 9
-
ject to approval of
Pratt L -Lambert. Inc.
Progress
Corp.,
5%
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Laundry* Ltd—z-—
————-
75c
12%c
^50c
25c
spht)———r—
lid." (quar)-—
!—:——"
1.
6-24
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6-15
6-
6-10
6-
i
6-27
—--—35c
(quar.)———
7-
7-12
stockholders June 20).
Puget Sound Navigatfaro-
Ltd.—
6-30
7-15
Niagara Wire Weaving; Ltd., class B, (quar.)
Common (quar.)
...
Nichols Engineerings (s-a)_.
—
Northeast Investors Trust Certificates,
New
6-21
6
(Pittsburgh)
New
7-15
8-1
Union-Fire Insurance
-
New
7-15
8-
National
20c
$2Qc.
$40c
1
6-29
7-11
20c
10c
preferred5 (quar.)
—Royal Dairies, Ltd; (stock dividend)——
pfd. j[$50 par) (quar.)___^,
—_—
62y2C
pfd. ($25 par)
(quar.)_—___—
3iy4C
5 Vi % conv. pfd. (quar.)
.z—$1.31'A
5.65% pfd. (1959 -series)
(quar.),-,,—$1.41 Vi
Felt
1
4-28
6-14
Mt.
6-14
80c conv ciass A com. (quae.)
6.40%
pref.
(quar.)
t
7-
7-
16c
7%
.
6-11
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
4
$$1.50
(quar.)z—
25c
preferred (quar.)
<
5SV*c
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)z—30c
Missouri fPower. So Light, $3.90 pfd, (quar.)—
97Vac
4.30% preferred (quar.)..
—
$1.07Va
Mobile Gas- Service; common (quar.)_..,^..z 27 '/ac
4.90% preferred*"(quar.),
—-, <$1.22%
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
6-17
35c
' $1.75
8-
1
6-17
6-15
4'/a%
6-30
pfd. (quar.)—
,
—
,
$1.3?%
6-17
0-27
7 Va %
...
31 Vic
*
(quar.—*
Corp. of America, 5%
Hughes-Owens Co.,
6-27
122 y2c
50c
—.....
Middle States
2
3
—,—
CO.," Ltd.," commoru.__j._—_—:
425c>
$1.50 class A (s-a)
;—4?5c
6-15
7-
8-15
(quar.25c
....—
6-
•Hubbard
J
....
V Stock
approval
(Hawaii)
Baking
Houston Natural Gas Corp.,-coim
7-15
-
1
f
.(increased)_.
6-17
-Hotel
X
.
u__—
Ltd., $6 partic. preference (quar.)
Mays (J. W.)> Inc. (quar.)
McLean Trucking: (quar.)
......
McQuay, Inc., common (quar.).,........—.
5% preferred (quar.)—.......
.....
M'cQuay-Norrls Manufacturing
(quar,)__—
Merchants Acceptance Corp,, common..
80c class A (quar.)
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.),.....z
Metal Box Co., Ltd. (final)
6-17
6-30
Fund
1
6-17
8-5
9-
10c
Maxwell,
5-27
9-30
life
6-15
-
7-
8-26
(quar.)—60c
(quar.).___
.......
25c
Marion Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—......
15c
Quarterly i
....—.
15c
7-
Hardart
subject. to
Oct. 20)
(quar.)—
7-15
7-15
(N, Y.)
3
Insurance5 Co.
7-15
1
Marine Midland Corp,
6-
&
1
8-
30c
Co.—
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works
8
6-15
Home
8-17
8-
$0.4033
dividend).
(stock
10c
Horn
9-10
5%
ll'Ac
.......—...
(quar.)
(increased)
6-2Q
on
50c
6Vic
7-22
Lawrence
St.
4Va %
Lynn
6-29
Group
8-17
8-
Lower
20c
—
stock, split
9-10
6- 1
6-20
stockholders
6-15
$1.10
6-28
6-29
Finance
6-15
1
6-10
Inc,* (quajr,)—,—65c
of
1
7-
T-10
6-17
.
7-
>15
7-11
Home
6-20
30c
Co.
6-20
>
•
6-15
6-30
50c
Investment
6%
6-17
6-15
6-30
30c
(stock dividend)...
6-20
15c.
6-10
1
10c
6-30
:_
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-36
_w4
6-30
6y»c
6-20
.
it
7yaC
common;
6-20
(2-for*-l
'
2Va%
10c
2Vac
Co.
6-30
Extra
.
6c Co.
6-30
Jlolophane Co.,
6-15
ap¬
,15c
&5o
5
.
■
6-16
Louisville
7-20
6-15
Hoerner 'Boxes.
1
6-30
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)..'...
Los Angeles Athletic-Club (quar.)_.________
5-27
88-
'7-1
Gloucester
Stock divtdend, __4__i._il
!,_______
Haytian American:-Sugar,Co. (quar.)—
Helena Rubinstein-, Inc. (quar.);
;
6-15
7-
30c
...
5%
.
7-15
10c
100%
...
idend).
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)Jt '50c
Greenwich Gas Co., common_-__________"_._
17yac
$1.50 preferred (quar.)____!__'
11-.
37V>c
Hanover Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)_—:
50c
Harsco Corp., new common (initial-quar.)-,35c
.6-15
6-17
div.).
Long Island Lighting Co., 4.40% pfd. G.
(Entire
issue
called for
redemption on
Aug. 4 at $103.59 per share plus this div¬
7- 9
20c
.
1
-
7-
of
6-17
6-17
7-
—
7-15
Gorton's
6-10
1
(quar.
.
6-15
7- 1
,
(
50c
200%
30c
Glatfelter ..(P. H.) Co., common (quar.)
30c
4Va%
preferred (quar.)_____
56Vic
4%%
preferred * (quar. )_I__
$0.5781 Vi
Goderich Elevator & Transit Co., Ltd. (s-a)
450c
.Extra _!
,1
.--J-J-i,,.
—„X!_
$25c
6-15
7-
.
r
8
1
'4
8-17
10-18
6-30
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, com.
•
1
6-30
$1.75
.........
Preferred (quar.)
—
Locke Steel Chain (quar.).,..
Extra
6i 7
6-10
7-14
(quar.)
_z,.
B
Midustrial
——
8-31
11-
36VaC
.
—
A
(H. W.)
6-17
6-17
$1.43%
....
.....
......
Class A and class B
7-
6-14
7-1
•
25c
.„
6-16
9
6-16
.5%
,
6-30
8-
,
Class
(quar,).
(stock
(quar.)
6-28
933/«c
...
Natural Gas
Corp.
Corp.
6-30
6-29
25c
....
-
Class
6-17
6-14
6-»20
20c
.
6-20
.
rcts.,^,—
Fund
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Original capital stock (quar.)
Special guaranteed stock (quar.)...,
Local Finance
Corp. (R. I.) class A com.
6-20
6-30
1
4
7-
$1.20
.
6-30
7-
Builders Corp.,
preferred
15c
37 %c
(quar.)
..z.
(annual)
........
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)..
5%% preferred5 (initial quar.)...
....
6-30
—z—
,,
55c
—28c
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
25%c
5Va% preferred (quar.),
27MiC
Genuine Parts Co. (quar.)"
35c
Gera Corp., $6 voting preferred (quar.)
$1.50
6-30
36c
5 '/'a %
—
7-
$1.05
4-
General Reinsurance Corp. (quar.),,—
General Telephone Co. of Southwest—
7-22.
6-29
50c
$1.50
Little Miami Railroad Co.—»-
Products;Mfg.,'Ltd.;—
;
*
Class A and class B (stock dividend) (Two
shs. of the 3% 2nd pref. stk. for each
4
1
(quar.)........
Corp., $1.46 preferred
preferred
(quar.).
City Transit (accum.)
Kromex
6-15
7-
General
6-17
7-
$1.02%
Baking. Co., common (quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.f
6-10
6-15
7-15
62l/aC
5Va%*
Continental
6-20
$0,025
(quar.—
Motor
American
6
(N1; Y.)
:
6-15
1
6-30
$1.02 »/a
—
■
_
6-15
6-30
6-30
(quar.10c
Inc. (quar.——
25c
5% pfd- (quar.)___,
31 Vie
General Controls Co., common (quar. )___„,
15c
6%; preferred (quar,
37%c
General Crude Oil Co. (quar.)—25c
General Mining & Finance, Corp.., Ltd.—
6meRing *' Co.~
Consumers,Gas-(Toronto)m.
'
6-15
.
Corp.'— „•
-Class A -common * (quar.
,»4- Couv.-preferred
(initial quar.).,,*,!-,-—
7-1
}80c
—'-Xr—
7-
.
Consolidated ^aturea G&&. (quar.) I—„_i—,
*
dividend
7-
(quar.)
'Acceptance
6-15
7-15
1
371/3
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Kendall Company—
(Two-for-one stock split subject to
proval of stockholders July 26).
7-15
8-
4c
............
Steel
Kayser-Roth
6-15
1
Insurance
$1,50
common
Kansas-Nebraska
Lay
(s-a)„
6-20
_______
Extra •LC.-l—>■—L-_z—
-
(Toronto)
6-15
—
of
Canada, -Ltd*. -(s-a)__-_-___zi_z——
Consumers
Insurance
8-1
-
Consolidated, investment (Trust:-' (Boston)—.
;•
(Eroni; investment inebme)_z_^—
~
Life
6-30
—i—»
ConscHidated f Mihingy» &
1
J50c
745
_•
—*
Kaiser
3
6-30
7-
.
40c
$1.20
(Del.) (quar.)..
non-voting common..
Co.,
Latrobe Steel
7-
25c
rl
...
Landa Oil Co
—25c
Wtood Products, Ltd.—
10c
—u._—,,
Coinmerciai. Bank 'of - North America
7-
1
7-30
6-
25c
(quar.)..
shares
preferred
Kansas
6-15
Stockholders approved a 3-for-l stock split
GUpin (Henry B,), class A (quar.),.,,.
dividend)—
(Increased^quar.),
3%%
1
6-
$1.37%
(quar.)
Gibson Art Go.
:
thern ■ Ohio^Electrtc-Li.
7-
6-13
(quar.),,
7%c
—25c
quar.),
X'
15c
6n30
(quar.)„
Energyf 8h$res—
7-15
Jewel Tea
9
7-
coin,
6-30
(stock.dividend)—z_____
4
preferred "(quar.).—
'Columbus
Inc.,
Assn.,
7-11
Collins Radio, com:
Colonial..
6-
25c
7-29
Clayton Silver Mines (special
Cleveland;Trencher Co.. (quar.___■
•*
0-30
Gamble Bros., Inc.
8-15
$1.25
(.qu.ar/),
Cincinnati-& Suburban Telephone Co.
6-13
2
50c
z.
(increased),
33c
4.10%
Century: Properties
(stock
Cerro del Pasco Corp.——j
6-27
7-
General
6-
50c
Electric Co.
Bros.,
Founder's
6-30
7-15
Gamble-Skogmo,
7-15
.
10c
preferred series B (quar.) ——
rpreferred series C (quar.
;
4.80% preferred series* D (quar.)__
Central Agqirre Sugar (quar.)
7-15
7-15.
*
Central; Indiana Gas
(quar.)__-
Inc.
7-15
L_z__!
4,75%
Jenkins
6-30
7-15
7-1*
„
$1.05
l__——
4.10% "preferred series A (quar.),—,
Jefferson
9-16
5%%
15c
1
,
(quar;.)
8-17
,
1
6-17
Accident
&
Island Creek Coal, common
$6 preferred (quar.)
.
t25c
(quar.i__
pfd.
7-
1
7-15
30c
...
6-10
6-15.
Life
(Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Irving (John) Shoe Corp.—
6% preferred (accum.)
7-13
7-15
Illinois Electric &- Gas—
Common
Co.
Co.,
preferred
5.60%
________
$2-50
Interstate
15c
(quar.)
$93%c
Carter- (J,
8
7-15
7-1
12»/aC
7%,%-. preferred( quar.).
,
8-
6-14
6-30
31i4c
•
Canal-Randolph
;
3
6-20
t
Corp.
(quar.)—
Light, !qpmmon
$4.2Qr preferred*, (quar.)
■
$5 preferred (quar.)
9-
6-30
.6*20
Common
Carolina-Power &
$2
7-29
7-15
——
'
Interstate Bakeries Corp.;, common
$4.80 preferred (quar.)...
6-30
1
6-15
._26'Ac
„
_____
Ltd.—
8
Fownes Bros. & Co., Inc. (increased s-a),_10c
Frigikar Corp. (quar.),,
10c
Frito Company (quar.15c
7-15
8-1
t25c
(reduced?quar.)
.',n
!
•
4 Vi %
t$1.0frV4
preferred" (quar.)
myac
Canadian Bronze, Ltd. (quar.)
_________
415c
Canadian Drawn'Steel, Ltd., 60c pfd. (quar.)
Canadian Industries; Ltd., common, (quar. >
HOc
.
8
8-
5-31
7-15
8-1
iflc
.
—
<
8-
3
y
preferred
share held)
____________
.
,
1
1
.
preferred*5 (quar.)_—
California- Packing .Co. (increased),,——uz
Carploc Corp. (quae.)
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.
s ,-Quarterly
Canada Flooring, Ltd., class B (quar.)
__——
3
9-
8r
.
Co.
.
9-
25c
5-31
*
.
_
CaliforniaCold
25c
8-
,
,___
;
9
6-30
8-
—
.
j'
6-
6c
8-
—
V.
1
Founders
8-
——
4%% .preferred
4%%
preferred
7-
6-16
1
6-15
.6(4%
'
5c
quarterly
4%%
.
Common
$1.15
$1.41 Vi
.....
A
Stock
-
.
American
;
8
—
Paper
dividend
6-
—
4-22
6-10
$0,139
insurance
Stock,
6-24
—-
6
Boston
American
12c
(Max) & Co., common (quar.)
10c
Class A (quar.)
!
20c
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—
$1.60 preferred
(accum.),,,,^——
80c
Farbwerke Hoechst A. G, (Germany)—
American deposit receipts,
.!
$4.4358
Farmers Underwriters Assn.
(quar.)
35c
Federal United Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)
75c
Federated Department Stores (quar.),.
50c
Stockholders will vote on Sept. 8 on a
proposed two-for-one stock split.
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co._____—12c
Financial Industrial Fuhd,
Inc.,,—,:——$0,028
Fire Underwriters Assn.
(quar.)_____,_
25c
First National City Bank
(N. V.). (quar.)—
75c
First National Credit Bureau (quar.),,,—
10c
Fischer & Porter Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
12%c
Flexible Tubing Corp., common
(quar.)—
10c
6%
convertible preferred (s-a)——
$3
Food Fair,Stores, common. (qua,r.,25c
6-30
Boston
Bowater
7-11
7-11
Factor
6-15
8-
6-20
$1.12%
(quar.),—
common
7-
50c
$15c
12%c
(increased)——;
class
7-25
7-25
Natural Gas—-
Excelsior
6-17
______
Bostitch,
35c
59c
Laboratories—
Racing
Class
6-17
8
$1
$1.05
...
6-24
7-
Ties
Stores
Film
participating
Initial
6-24
7-28
75c
.___
Food
Art
Erie Flooring &
6-10
10c
(quar.)—
______
Beech Creek RR. (gtd. stock)——
Belding Corticelli, Ltd.——
X---——.—
Billups Western Petroleum Co.
Birmingham Sound Reproducers, Ltd.—
Amer.. deposit receipts Ordinary
(Initial)
Blum's (Calif.), 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Bobbs-Merrill Co.; 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Borman
6-15
(5-for-4 stock split on common stk. subject
to approval of stockholders
at special
meeting Oct. 11)
Electrical Products Consolidated
(Seattle)-—
1
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brummell
6-24
IOC
—
Works
Corp., common
Baxter Laboratories, Inc., common
Beau
6-
—
B
Iron
6-30
7-15
6-21
5
6-15
$1
—
Class
7-
33%%
-
Bath
t$1.75
9-30
Eastern
Babcock
6-
42%c
.......
8-31
Duff-Norton
6-15
1
135c
J62Vac
preferred (quar.).,
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)...
4% preferred (quar.)....
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.).,
5.65% preferred (quar.)
Insurancesharea Certificates (increased s-a)
Interlake Steamship (quar.)
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
Quarterly .z
.......
time.
-
'
6-
$31Vic
25c
El Paso
Radio Engineering, Inc.—
(4-for-3 stock split)
————_
Badger Paper Mills, Inc.
—;———.Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
(quar.)
Barry Controls, Inc., class A———-—-_
6Vi%
25c
60c
them
next
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
6-17
Du
7-20
8-1
Holders
7-15
$1 preferred
(quar.).,,
Edgcomb Steel of Pa. (initial
Egry Register Co., 5Va% preferred,
'
Products, 4%
7- 1
7-20
$62 %c
6-15
$12%c
1
Duffy-Mott
days.
B
(quar.)
r;
$1.40 preferred (quar.)__,_,
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
7-29
6-20
$25c
-
Avon
6-23
7-
17 Vic
Angelica Uniform
(quar.)_
—
Argus Corporation, $2.40 pfd. series A
Argus
Corp.. Ltd.,
common
(quar.)——__
$2.50 preference series B (quar.)—
$2.40 preferred series A
No dividend was declared on these shares,
few
6-17
6-30
t :
12 Vic
&
since the Company intended to call
for redemption in the course of the
6-30
3%
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Smelting (quar.)__
Lead
Class
6-15
8-10
Dairies, Ltd., common
410c
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_,__
$44c
Dominion Glass, Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.)
$17%c
Dow Brewery, Ltd.
(quar.),
—$37%c
Dow Theory Investment Fund™—
4c
American
When
Payable of Rec.
112 %c
6-30
Dominion
(Chicago)—
Insurance
Quarterly
Seal-Kap Corp. of DelawareCommon (stock dividend,) —_____—'
6-10
12 %c
40c
Monthly
6-17
—.
6-17
6-20
(quar.)
—
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)_—
6-30
17%c
25c
6-30
25c
,
————
(reduced)
•
6-17
6-10
60c
1
6-30
$3
(s*a)__
(quar,)—;
1
6-30
Share
Illinois Lock Co.
15c
-
6- 6
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
7-
$32 Vic
.—
__
All
6-21
6c
preferred A (quar.)——
5%.%
preferred B (quar.)
Alamo Iron Works (quar.)—_—_
Algonquin, Building Credits, Ltd.—
6Vi%
preferred (quar.)—
8-
10c
7%%
Company, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
:
Dayco Corp., common,,!
$2 class A pfd. (quar.)
de Vegh Investing, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
Decker Nut Mlfg.
1,_
Dennison Mfg., common A (quar.)___;
Voting common (quar.),,
8% debentures (quar.)
Development Corp. of America—
$1.25 conv. preferred
Entire issue called for redemption on July
13
at $26
per sh. plus this dividend.
Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co.
(monthly)
Monthly
6-15
34 %c
convertible
7-20
7-1
34 %c
Inc.
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
6-10
—
this
at
6-17
t6c
17%c
:
Dalex
Payable of Reo.
Share
Holders
Holders
When
Per
'
,
Exploration,
Cumberland Gas Corp.--*
Dividend payment deferred
'
When
Payable of Rec.
12%c
Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.),,
Corrosion Control Co. (quar,)
Courtaulds, Ltd. Ordinary (final)
Cowles Chemical (quar.)
Cream of Wheat Corp. (quar.),,
Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
•
Share
Cooper Tire & Rubber
during the current week.
payment date.
of Company
Continental Screw Co.
grouped in two separate
are
indicate all
we
Name
11
6-
i
7- 1
5-17
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
Monday, June 13, 1960
.. .
When
Per
Name
of Company
Quarterly
$1.50
7-20
6-24
50c
6-30
6-
7-11
6-14
Co.,
common
$3.50
1st
Warner
9-
6
6-17
6-10
6-30
6-20
Resistoflex
dividend
Stock
Richardson
San
San
Racing
Steel
6-24
6-10
Western
7-
5
6-14
Western
$0,161
6-13
5-10
10c
6-27
6-15
Creek
20c
7-
1
1
New
net
share
6-10
York
Corrugating
6-
3
York
Research
Stanley
Tube
6-30
6-14
York
Water
8-15
7-15
Young Spring
Starrett
State
Products
Home
2%.
8-
2
7-
7-
1
6-17
6-30
6-21
1
7-15
!
$1.50
6*/4C
50c
Corp.,
Sterling
Stetson
(John
Quarterly
Sun
B
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-11
6-24
weeks and not yet paid. The
dends announced this week,
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
55c
7-15
6-20
20c
7-
1
6-20
able
preferred
Sunbeam
Corp.
Supertest
Name
A
6-20
25c
6-10
6-
15c
7-
1
6-17
40c
9-
1
8-19
10c
6-30
6-20
Abercrombie
7-
1
6-15
Abitibi
12 (4 c
7-
1
Abacus
of
6
6-16
Supervised
Switson
Shares,
4*/2%
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-15
2
6-15
$1.20
7-
+50c
25c
7-15
6-30
25c
10-15
9-30
3%,
.
j
7-22
Acadia-Atlantic
6-17
Service
in
46-17
7-25
/.
Class
B
De¬
Aerovox
5c
6-15
6-
15c
6-15
66-
4
A
Class
-
B
N.
7-15
6-14
Akron
J25c
7-15
6-14
Alabama
6-25
6-10
J7c
6-30
6-17
_
8-for-l
stock
70c
split
the
on
class
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
:
$5
stocks)
B
preferred
Tennessee
Texas &
Textile
Alabama
&
Pacific Ry.
70c
"
Thor
Thorp
Finance
7"
(High
Co.
Point,
N.
3
(s-a)"
25c
6-20
6-
$1
6-30
6-10
6-20
1
40c
6-17
lie
Corp
6-30
6-15
6-
50c
(quar.)_
6-22
6-15
4
(quar.)-
Williams
Steel
&
—
Forging
Quarterly
Truck
Underwriters
Twin
City
Rapid
Assn.
25c
Transit
6-30
6-17
25c
(quar.)
6-10
5-27
preferred
Alco
(quar.)„
Union
Trust
Twist
Drill
62 (4 c
Y.)
Co.
!
Extra
United
(N.
7-
1
6-20
$2
7-
1
6-15
30c
6-30
6-17
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
Merchants
.
6-30
6-17
&
Manufacturers
(quar.)_
Extra
__
United
Shoe
67c
Machinery,
25c
6-29
6-20
10c
6-29
6-20
8-
7-
preferred
United
States
Company
the
U
(quar.)
Lines
latter
&
Foreign
S
37 */2c
^
8-
1
dividend
1
7-
5
from
year.
ordinary
U.
S.
Plywood
,
U
and
preferred
4*/2%
2nd
A
6-30
50c
(quar/)_
common
(quar.)_,
preferred
7-
8
6-20
6-20
93 %c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-20
$1.12*4
_
United
Utilities,
Universal
4*4%
Corp.
Inc.
Marion
7-
1
6-20
preferred
to
common
Uris
shares
tered
Utility
$1
T
(stock
unit to
debentures)
Appliance,
convertible
com.
Company
(stock
6-30
6-29
6-14
6-10
(stock
7-15
6-10
6-30
6-13
50%
due
approval
Viewlex,
of
Inc.,
stockholders
class
A
Vulcan
a
7-
1
6-17
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31
7-
6
6%
Arkansas
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana
6-20
Arkansas-Missouri
25c
7-1
6-9
7-1
6-10
7-
6-10
1
5%
pfd.
9
6-
8
Inc.,
7-29
American
Can
6-15
American
Cast
1
$7
Aug.
subject
6-15
American
6-10
6-15
7-1
7-20
,
37*/2c
.
'
6-30
to
$1.25
9)
American
(initial)
7 */2c
(quar.)
,
7-15
$1.12
.6-30
6-15
75C
6-30
6-15
7-
1
Chain
v
%.
4(4.%
the
6-23
6-
7-
Co.
%
6-10:
6-10
7-
5-31
30c
^
v-
.
/
7-
"
9
7-9
7-
1 "
7-
1
7-
1
•-
•
(quar.)
6-13
6-16
6-30
6-13
'
:
7-
6-22
6-
2
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-
1
6-15
35c
6-30
6-17
53*/ac
6-30
6-17
J25c
7-20
6-22
7-11
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
com.
1
1
&
6-20
7-
6-10
5-
6-16
1
6-15
25c
6-30
6-
6
t30r
6-30
6-
9
7-
1
6-10
(quar.)_____!
25c
'
6-15
5-16
8-
1
"
~
"
6-27
—
tns
6-15
5-16
371'/oC
6-15
5-16
Cable
(quar.)-.
Barge Line
Sugar,
(quar.).
com.
'
(quar.)
(increased)-.-
6-6
6-30
Atchinson Topeka & Santa
Fe
5% preferred (s-a)
6-15
5-31
Atlanta
6-15
5-31
At antic
Ryl!"
6-15
7-15
5-16
Conn
$4 50
(auar
27(12
1
6-10
8-
1
6-30
9-
1
8-20
7-15
6-16
5nr
6-13
5-
4
5nc
)
6-13
5-
4
<«»uar >r-
50c
preferred"(s-a)!—!!
$3
•
1
7-
25
)!„
1
6-
~
!(S &)
Atlantic
6-
6-15
*1
Air Line
Ry. Co
(s-a)
Electric (quar.)„!__!
Coast Line RR. CO.. com
(nua'r"!
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of
Atlantic Company <
q„ar.
1
7-
Charlotte
City
6-15
5-20
4334c
7-
l
6-17
7-
1
6-20
25c
7-
1
6-10
8-1
7-8
62(4c
6-15
6-
25c
6-15
5-25
50c
6-30
6-15
Atlas
6-15
Aurora
Atlantic Realty Co., $6
Atlantic
Refining
Co,
(quar.)
5qc
»25c
Atlas
Corp.,
5%
preferred
^tQuartftrlv^"SUranCe
Quarterly
Sewing
OW«.7"(Vua"r")
-———"!""!!*"
Centers
Plastics
1
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-20
9-
1
8-19
1
8-19
1
25c
'—
(quar")—--
'
6-
7-15
7-15
10-15
.
6-15
25c
(quar.)
<TUlSa'
7-
6-16
9-
v 5-20
6-15
6-30
1
8-1
6-15
"
preferred (accum )
Investment Co. (quar ) '
6-15
6-15
$1.12(4
6-
7-
17#*
*2
7-1
3
1
7-20
25c
(quar )
Telegraph Co
-7-15
37*/2c "
(quar.)____
6
6-15
6-30
7-
convertible
$3
com
1
9334c
Pipe Co.—
,
3
7-15
35c
1
20c
,
6-15
6-15
6-
a21/2
Telephone
25c
(quar.)
77-
6-17
~
partic. class A (qua!)
Associated Transport, Inc.—T
25c
preferred
6-15
Picture Industries (quar.)
Associates
1
1
12Vac
_
_
6-
7-
6-15
7-
$1 qs
!!!!"""
6-6
.7-15
5-31
$113
_
interim
Common
&
5-20
1
quarT""
(quar.)-.!!
(quar.)
20c
com.
6-10
6-15
2%
$1.62*/2
Co.,
6-27
6-15
7-
+i8c
com.
Supply
6%
25c
__:
Stationers
6
5-13
"
6-24
•
6
6-14
_!—!'
7-1
.
30c
3
Hardware, Ltd.—
75c
(quar.)
6-
5-27
33c
Motion
6-15
6-15
6-15
22Vac
$4
1
1
$1.16(4
(initial
Associated
T
6-16
$137
Associated
.
7-
$1
2(4c
-
•
—
5-18
.
6-6
6-16
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
i_
Electrical Industries, Ltd
Ordinary
6-27
6-30
~30c
I__I
25c
__II
"25c
_
5-18
-
6-10
50c
15C
com.
preferred
Associated
7-
35c
'
(quar.)
new
dividend
preferred
3
6-24
-
(quar.)
Associated
u"
$1.25
$5
$1.50
.
•
40c
;
6-
1
6-30
•
(quar.).
Stock
6-13
$6
B
6-10
1
6-14
6c
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
(J." H.)
6-10
7-
12 (4c
1
(quar.)
Gas
Ashland Oil & Refining,
-
6-16
25c
Corp.,
1/
6-24
35c
(quar.)
Industries
Class
i
6-17
.
(quar.)
Arvin
8
1
7-11
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co., $3.75 pfd.
Arnold Constable
Corp. (quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
!_
1
1
ar-
payment
(quar.)
&
&
1
25c
(quar.)_
Asbestos
1
•
Chemical
Corp.,
preferred
6-10
Light Co.—
Western
Ashdown
;7-
$4
___■
pfd.
(s-a)
Crystal
6-10
2
-
Co.,
preferred
6-23
v7-
$1.06(4
____.
Co., com.
American Commercial
American
2
(quarj——7(4c
Co.
preferred
6-3
60c
■
'
:
-
7%
Iron
preferred
77-
$1.50
(quar.)-.!
Armstrong Rubber,
6- 3
9334c
-
(quar.).
Co.,
1
"6-
'
_____
(quar.)
Cement
6-
40c
$2.25
(quar.)
Gas
4.32%
Armour
6-27
Corp.
Power
5.48%
5-31
75c
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
6-15
"6-21
30c
7-
6-10
5-25
7-
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Arkansas
$1.25
8-26
6-10
1
6-15
(quar.)__
com.
common
4.72%
'
6-17
1
Oil
Arkansas Power &
5-27
(quar.)__
25c
1
7-
(quar.)—
preferred
6-10
series A and B pfd. (quar.)_
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
6%
4.65%
7-
I3%c
v
;____
Rubber
preferred
7-
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
6-30
30c
include
Arma
common
5%
6-10
(quar.)
Arundel
(quar.)
5%
Oil
6-30
35c
^
preferred
Bosch
American
6-
dividend)
split
1st
preferred
(quar.).
;
6-20
—
(quar.)___
Biltrite
Increased
6-20
'
30c
^—
also
preferred
1
12*/2c
Corp., com. (quar.)_
4(4% preferred
(quar.)__
;
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
(s-a)__
;
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co. Ltd.—
.
6-10
(Miami)—
Oil
1
—:
preferred
Agricultural
American
pfd.
preferred
7--1
$3
(quar.
American Bank Note
convertible
Anderson-Prichard
6-10
1
6-
$1
Co., Ltd
___!
July 1.
*
7-1
'
»
1%
$4
60c
50c
America—
and
on
6-17
7-
15c
—
7-
(quar.)
Aggregates,
2nd
regis¬
(quar.)
Corp., $4.50 preferred
prior preferred (quar.)_
10-22
Corp.—
American
6*/2%
'
dividend).
per
preferred
(2-for-l
1
f30c
payments shown above clear all
rears,
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
Corp.,
Argo
(quar.)
dividend
Corp.,
2
$7 (4 c
Products
Electric
6-10
j.
common
preferred
9
30c
(liquidating)
Company
of
11-
$1.06(4
.__
(quar.)^___^_____________i
preferred
America
6%
Vendo
$3
Stock
$3.50
6-
82 (4c
(quar.)___
Co.
B
7- 1
7- 1
Stores
Corp.,
Post
Class
Angostura-Wupperman
(quar.)
(final)
Laboratories
Amerace
Anchor
Anderson
30c
:
Corp.
Rubber
preferred
American
Units
of
9-
formalities,
of
common
10-22
Anthony Pools, Inc.
(quar.)
Pictures
Co.
1
,
50c
—_
$1.50
Inc.—
Allied
6-20
9-22
30c
dividend)—
Corp.
holders
7-15
$1.12*4
of legal
by stockholders.
Buildings
(Two
(quar.)
(quar.)
completion
approved
5*/2%
2
7-
.
—,
6-10
Fund, Inc.
&
3
12(4c
Co._
12*/2c
Steel
"adr*'
A
Artists
6%
Co.,
5-20
-
American
(quar.)__
Insurance
Subject
-
c
17'4 c
35c
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.
Universal
Tire
Class
Allied
Two
87 *4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Alliance
10-22
$1.15
30c
9-12
12-12
6-
.___;
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Hocking Glass Corp.,
$4 preferred (quar.)_
•
10-22
11- 1
(quar.$1.25
class A (quar.)
'
12J/ac
(quar)._
Ludlum
(Leon B.)
1
11-1
$1.05
r_
Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd.
$6
Smelting Refining & Mining—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Stockyards
(quar,)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)__*____
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
from
S
United
V
15c
40c
Corp.,
pfd.
5%, pfd.
Mfg. Co.,
Industries,
11-
'
gains
income)
334%
4.20%
common
Allen
7-22
$4
L
(s-a)—
9-20
12-20
15c
(quar.)
Anchor
-
(quar.)——_—
(quar.)
preferred
Aluminum
Securities—
capital
preferred
•
6-10
40c
Ampco Metal, Inc.
Anaconda
7-22
$4
'
1
6-20
4334c
Tobacco
Electronics
7-22
1
$1.37*/2
(quar.)__u
Corp., common (quar.)
Allls-Chalmers Mfg., common (quar.)
in
•
(25c
A
Co.—
Natural Gas
Allied
stock
this
of
part
a
pfd.
RR.
1
6-
31 (4c
common
Insurance
Tobacco
7-22
8-
50c
-
—
1
6-
6-15
1
:
(quar.)—
Amoskeag Co., S4.50 preferred
n
:
6-
6-15
7-
7J/2C
Amphenol-Borg
50c
(quar.)
Allen
&
1
8-
6-15
20c
(quar.)
8- 1
-
9-12
12 (4c
(quar.)
American Vitrified Products, com.
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Title
American
5-18
%
8- 1
$1
Allegheny & Western Ry. Gtd. (s-a)
5
Co.—
declare
may
62 *4 c
(quar.)
common
6-10
'
;
1
2
'
(quar.)
Products
4(4%
Co.
Sumatra
American
6-15
$1
Co.,
Paper
B
Allegheny
Underwriters
.
10-
7-29
■>'. Quarterly
'U7-1
-
6-15
6-13
6-
i__;
Foundries
American Thread Co.. 5%
'6-15
6-10
15c;
i.
Steel,
6-10
.
1
1
6-
,
B"'(quar.)_.
preferred
7%
-
1
6-10
7-
7-
8-15
Co.,
—
American Sugar Refining,
7-
6-20
12(4c
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1
Southern
preferred
Alden's,
Co.—
"
5%
6%
A
Class
9
•
^____—
(s-a)
Wood
Class
;
Corp.—
_
;
__
preferred
Albermarle
""
Products
Transue
'
i
Alabama-Tennessee
Alan
Class
6-20
7-1
9-10
11-30
6-15
ordinary (subject to withholding tax
of 7(4% by the Union of South Africa)
American Stamping Co
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
Stores
7- 1
6-10
9-29
12-15
Ltd.,
6-30
$1 '•
Corp., $5.50
Power
4.60%
Tinnerman
;
participating
Alabama
5-31
7-
10c
17 (4c
(accum.)
Investment
American
30c
•
___
Ordinary
6%
African
Steel
65c
35c
6-29
8
6-24
preferred (quar.)
6%
American Surety Co. of N. Y
American Telephone & Telegraph
,
6-20
70c
(quar.)
(initial)—
(quar.)__
common
American
(quar.)
—
Gas
,
Co.,
6- 1
40c
(quar.)
Great
—
Snuff
6-17*
(quar.)
(Watertown,
Co.
(quar.)
-i
Alabama
5-23
C.)
(quar.)^
(Hartford)
Co.
7-15
20c
Y.)
6-15
-
(Hartford)
Co.
5-31
6-
30c
22(4c
—
(N.
Plastic Corp.
American
v
8-22
6-15
6-29
Sanitary—
—
Co.
7- 9
;—
Alabama
Co.—
Tool
Power
6-
1
6-
•
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Re-Insurance
American-South
(Hartford)—
Co.
(quar.)
A
Common
Standard
&
6-30
50c
B
Radiator
6- 3'
6-20
',
(quar.)
Extra
1
"
Georgia Ry.
preferred
con v.
7-
7-
"25
i
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Quarterly
Thompson-Starrett
•
;
7-15
_
.
(quar.)
Surety
&
Extra—
Class
„
•
(quar.)
com.
22*/2c
Manufacturing
A
B
Class
7
-
class
,25c
Extra
and
A
6-28
•'
By-Products—
Class
7
70c
.
———
6-20
—
(quar.)___
5c
Extra
.
2c
(quar.)
Brass
5%
6-10
25c
Insurance
Y.),
5%
6-13
15c
,
Ltd.—
Lines,
American
7-
25c
50c
15c
1834c
30c
$1
$1.25
(quar.)—$1.25
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
$1.25
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
$1.25
American
6-10
6-10
6- 9
•
-
President
6-10
1
7- 4
7- 4
6-20
(s-a)_:
Agricultural
4
6-
6-17
6-15
9-
non-cumulative preferred
5%
American Rubber &
+15c
J30c
7c
—;———>
Insurance
Ohio—
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
quarterly
& Chemical,
Potash
American
6-1
6-1
:__
common
Life Insurance
$2 (4 c
(s-a.)—
(quar.)_„
Corp.,
Aetna
6-27
6-30
4c
4c
preferred (quar.)__—______————
special preferred (quar.)
5-25
f42(4c
f28(8C
(quar.)____
_____
Refineries, Ltd.—
Aetna
6-15
$4
Sugar
Casualty
Quarterly
4
6-15
+
Increased
American
5-27
6- 3
7-1
1
7-1
7-1
$1
$3
____—
(s-a)—_—
pfd.
$6
Paper Co. Ltd., com. (quar.)
Aetna
8
6-15
50c
25c
25c
(initial)—
(quar.)—
Equipment
Pnotocopy
7-
45c
*
Corp.
10c
(quar.)
r
:—
Co.,
Addressograph-Multigraph—
New common
(initial)
redeem¬
$1
common
of
Co.
(quar.)_____—
common
Express Co
Class
6%
*
6-16
—
common
new
6-23
<
.
3
6-15
—
Optical Co.
American
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. class A (s-a)
De¬
7-
6
6-
1
——
American
v
—____
Year-end
Adams
Class
Telephone
2,
(quar.)
class A (quar.)i__
Electric
Acme
10c
6-17
6-
"
common
Common
—
Ltd.
&
Power
held
(quar.)
preferred
20c
35c
Inc.-
Industries,
share
Fitch
&
Power
lc
Ltd.,
each
preferred
25c
:
Gatineau
Laboratories,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-ai
of
for
Abbott
4%
(stock
share
stock
'
Ordinary
Fund
a
Inc
(quar.)___—
dividend)
one-fiftieth
Stores.
Wrigley
6-13
6-30
8
6-15
6-30
(quar.)__
(iGalv., Texas)
Quarterly
Quarterly
6
Holders
6-15
6-24
7-
,
6-17
6-30
Fire Insurance
Insurance
Payable of Rec.
Share
62 (4 c
(quar.)——.—
8
50c
—
National
$5
of Company
Industries
F.
C.
6-29
shares)—
Petroleum,
■
F
C
A.
—
Co.
Meter
National
list does not include divi¬
these being given in the.
When
5-20
$1,75
(quar.)__
American Motors Corp. (quar.)
Per
6-14
6-24
$1.31/4
40c
—^
American
6-15
6-14
1
.7-
(quar.)—$1.12/2
preferred
4(4%
American
give the dividends announced in previous
we
1
American Metal Climax Inc.—
preceding table.
(quar.)
(quar.)—^
preferred
7%
3
7-
8-31
7-
(quar.)
A
6-15
9-15
6-15
$2 (ic
class
(payable
1
7-
37c
30c
1
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
6-15
1
7-
———.
Ltd.,
Publishing,
Class
6-13
6-30
American
.
Electric Corp.-——
Sun
6-24
2
(Boston)-—
per
6-10
6-11
—
(interim)
6-14
American News Co.,
50c
$0,093
8-15
6-
5-27
11-18
6-20
$1.50 1
Illinois—
5*/4% prior preferred (quar.)
American Machine & Metals (quar.)——-American Maize-Products, com.
(quar.)____
3
7-
American Investment Co. of
American
._——
Below
6-30
25c
(increased quar.)__
preferred
6-21
6-10
American Insulator (quar.)___————
20c
American International Corp.
—.—10c
8
6-
Extra
from
Share).
6-
6-15
7-
•1
approximately
to
6-15
40c
6-23
—.—
positary-Share).
(John) & Sons, ordinary
6-23
com.
6-30
1
12-10
16*Ac
Supply (quar.)
Co.,
Ice
6-
7-
»30c
non-cumulative
6%:
6-15
——_________—__________
_
lie
Summers
positary
Quarterly
25c
———j
6-30
7-15
Co-operative Mercantile Institute—
Zion's
7-15
—
— -——
American
quarterly
15c
(quar.)—
Corp.
American Hospital
6-17-
this time.
at
15c
Lloyds, Ltd., ordinary—:—
to .approximately
$0,041 per
(Equal
its 50c
again omitted
usually declared
noc
&
(Equal
8-
.
'
Stewards
payment
1
(special)—___
Corp.
6-17
6-29
8-31
11-30
7-10
30c
jEIxtrd.
5c
—
,,
20c
preferred
eonv.
6-29
5-14
6-14
25c
25c
——
(monthly)—
Products Corp.
American Home
6-17
6-15
12-15
Stock dividend
6-17
I
1
6-14
50c
6-29
3
6-
7-
15c
6-29
3
6-
9-15
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Derrick (reduced)
$6
6-
6-15
,
(quar.)
common
6-15
1
6-15
American Hoist &
Co.—
7-
,
Corp. (Toronto) (quar.)
B.) Company
(quar.)-.
Trust
Company
1
(quar.)
Wire
&
7-15
(quar.)
Street<AIi)vestnxent
6-16
(quar.)__
(quar.)__j,__.—,
Co.
35c
———
Stecher-Traiing Lithograph
1
Corp.; class A
Co.
15c
(quar.)
class B
,
Co.,
7-
Hair & Felt,
3
6
7-
American Hardware
25c
_____
34c
common
7-14
10*/2c
3%
(interim)
ord.
for
$1.25
(quarterly
1
10c
$1.37 */2
Inc.
6-16
8-
6-15
income)
preferred
$1.60
(quar.)—,—
(s-a)_.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
Ltd.—
receipts
6-20
—
Public Service Co.
Dredging,
W.)
(F.
deposit
preference
6-28
for
Telephone
England
6%
American
6-
7-
10 <°
Products Corp.—
American Forest
6-15
6-15
6-17
gz
35c
(quar.)___„_—
(Florida)
—
6-15
(quar.
7-
(quar.)_.
investment
Standard
6-24
Woolworth
Co.
X5c
Spic & Span, Inc.
(initial-quar.)
Spotless Co., Inc.
(quar.)
Standard
Whitney
6-17
——
common
Investors,
Sovereign
6-17
25c
(initial)
Gas,
preferred
Southern
6-17
—-
(quar.) — -—I
Southdown, Inc. (quar.)
Southern Nevada Telephone, com.
Southeastern
class B
Ltd.,
1"
preferred
5.44%
Cos.
Blake
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
6-30
62*/2c
$1.50
45c
40c
15c
70c
30c
+ I7(4c
_
,__
Plywood,
8
.
(quar.)
common
Massachusetts
10c
(quar.)
preferred
1st
15c
Hungerford) Co. (quar.) _________
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A common
Sorg Paper Co.,
common
(quar.)
Atlantic
preferred
preferred
7-
(J.
5%
1st
>
1
6-1
5-31
6-30
* ,ou
Casualty Co. (Orlando, :
American Fire &
6-15
1
6-30
;
,
(quar.),
(quar.)__
(quar.)_.
Western
—
Stores
(quar.)______*
Co.—
._J
Ry.,
2nd preferred
2
7-
6-15
7-7---";-
6-
7-1
6-15
20c
20c
Co., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)American Fidelity Life Insurance
Stock dividend
12>4c
—
(quar.)—__——______—
Maryland
4%
10c
American
additional
Food
5*/2%
.6%. preferred
_______
held)
14
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)__
(quar.)
com.
American Felt
'.
V
7-
(quar.)
A
22 (4 c
(stock dividend)_
pfd. (quar.)
6%
Corp.,
American Factors, new
Holding Corp.—
20c
——
Ltd
Mines,
6-20
7_
Insurance. Securities
class
Amer.
(quar.)
7-15
1
$1.10
6-29
8-26
5
7-
t$1.75
7-29
15c
8-
$1.25
.4——________20c
Telephone, com. (quar.)
22*/2c
"
5%
—
6-24
Ltd.—
pfd.
4.40%
(quar.)
_
Casualty &. Surety
Western
6-10
'J
6
common
on
preferred
.
$2.50
6-20
7-
—
—
Corp. of America
(One
South
5%
?321|c
(quar.)—— ————
Corp.
Sheraton-Gibson
Smith
6-17
—
Service
(quar.)_.—
Company
(quar.)
Smilen
6-17
6-30
50c
:—.
7-
(quar.)
Light,
&
Co.,
California
Western
6-30
7%
Seismograph
each
Resumed
25c
—
6-15
(quar.)
Utilities
5%
(initial quar.)
Scott-Mattson Farms
Simca
6-24
preferred
Texas
Western
Assn
Co
Electric
common
Sheraton
6-24
1
Inc.
dividend)
(quar.)—
Milling
Juan
Sheep
1
7-
(stock
Corp.
Carlos
Sharon
Westbrook-Thompson
7%.
7-
~
Helena Rubenstein,
Sabre-Pinon
Shaler
West
(Helena)—;
Rubenstein
New
6-15
———
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)_„.i.———
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5*4% preferred (quar.)
Sangamo
7-15
—
(quar.)
1
—
Power
Kootenay
6-21
1
2(4%
Amer. dep.- rets, ordinary—
Rittenhouse Fund, participating units
—
See
West
1
6-29
30c
(quar.)
6-20
7-
time)
this
at
payment
87 (4 c
Ltd.
Tinto,
Pictures
Bros.
Telephone, $5 preferred
Webcor, Inc. (No action tanken
8-
10c
6-20
7-15
(quar.)__
A
(s-a)
7-
5c
—————-————
Co.
Brothers
Richman
RR.
30c
(quar.)—
Corp.
class
Products,
$1.25
preferred
7-15
135c
15c
—$3.50
30c
preferred D (quar.)—
/3
American District Telegraph (quar.)
30c
American Electric Securities Corp.—
30c partic. preference (s-a)
American Enka Corp. mar.)
-—
g<>
American Export Lines (N. Y.) (quar.)
American Express Co.
(Vmr20c
Ltd.
-—
Warren
12 */2 c
(quar.)-:
Regency Fund, Inc.—
Reliance Mfg. Co., common (quar.)——
3*4%
preferred (quar.)
Rio
6-17
9-30
25c
Rapid-American Corp. (extra)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), common
5%
River
7-25
(increased)
Investment
Ramo
15c
6-24
3(4%
Worts,
&
;
Grove
25c
—
American
6-10
.
Gooderham
(Hiram)
87 (4 c
(quar.)
of America, common
preferred (quar.)
6-10
6-24
_
Extra
Ware
Corp.
6-24
135c
B
Walnut
(quar.)—
Cyanamid Co., common
15c
A
class
Quarterly
'<
8
9-
10-10
35c
Common
Radio
Class
2
Reed,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
sh"re
40c
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
&
Walker
& Warehouse—
.—
Mining
Quicy
Waddell
—
Market Cold Storage
Quincy
6-24
7-20
35c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., common
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
10-15
25c
-15-61
1-15
1
6-15
6-27
6-10
12%c
~~~~~
£
7-
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5959„
191
Per
Name of Company
$113/4C
(initial)
(stock dividend)—
Finance
(One
share
Insurance
7-
i
6-
7-
1
6-15
40c
6-22
5r27
tlOc
6-30
6-
J31V4C
6-30
6-
$34%c
6-30
6-
t37»/2C
6-30
6-
t433Ac
6-30
6-
6-24
6-
held)__
shares
100
15c
4c
each
for
Automatic
Fire Alarm Co. (Del.)
(quar.)—_
Telephone Co., Ltd., common (quar,)
5% preferred (quar.)____
5%% preferred 1959 series (quar.
6% preferred (quar.
_'
7% preferred (quar.)____—
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
'(Second quarterly
payment from invest¬
Avalon
(quar.)_
B
I0c
(quar.)^_.,^_^—
Stock
dividend
.
class
on
and
A
class
7-
1
6-10
10c
—
7-
1
6-10
7-11
6-10
3%
B
10c
7-1
6-15
6-
7-
Wilcox
&
Co.
5-23
Burns
6-17
6-16
6-
7+2
6-17
Chemical Bank N.
8-
5-26
i
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
(quar.)
Baldwin Piano, common (quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
6%
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.l_
(quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)
.4% preferred C (quar.)—
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
7- 1
7- 1
;
——_—
*"
6-15
5-27
7-20
6-24
6-30
6-15
37V2C
Baltimore
Bancroft
Bangor
Paint
&
Chemical
Aroostook
RR.
.
:i
•
-
7-20
$1.06
7-20
$1
;
7-20
7-20
.
■
Building & Equipment
(quar.)_
35c
—
Barber Oil Corp.
—.——
(Stock dividend
Barton's Candy Corp.
Inc.
2%
Bastian-Blcssiug
Bates
Co.,
preferred
4%%
-7-
Vv7r
$1
1
1%
7-
1
40c
7-1
84 %c
i-7- 1
$1.12 V2
7-1
(quar.)
Lumber, Ltd.,
Beaver
Class
A
$1.40
Beech
:
25c
-
—
—
7-2
Aircraft Corp.—'
-■
$35c
(quar.)__
Sent.
Class
Beech
Co.
Creek
Beech-Nut
Life
7- 2
7- 2
Bell
preferred
5%
(auar.)—
Inc.
———:
(quar.)_
A
B
$1
$1
General
Decker
&
BlisS
(quar.)__
Mfg.
(quar.)__
*
__
LaUehlin,
&
Inc.
B
(quar.)
Quarterly
Bohack
V'.
Bohn
v
C.),
Inc.,
New
Inc.
Brass
Corp,
(quar.)
(auar.)——„_____
(quar.)______
dorp., 3%%
pfd. (quar.)—_
Ltd.—
v
5%
preferred (quar.) —__
————
5%%
preferred , (auar.)
——.
Bowat°rs Mersey Paper Co.—
5J4 %
pref. (quar.)
Bowl-Mcr Co., 30c preferred (quar.)————
Bowling Corp, of America
(quar.)——:
—_—
Braiorne
(quar.)——
$68%c
pref.
(quar.)
Brillo Mfg.
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
Brass
Bristol
Bristol-Meyers
Corp,
Co.,
(quar.)
3%%
4r!'
nreferred
4%
*j
Oil
Columbia
pfd.
Co.;
Ltd.
preferred
4% %
preferred nquar.)
5%
preferred
51/a%
$10c
Industries
Brockton
$3.80
(quar.)_—
; Brodie
.
5%
7"
■
4
6-15
6-15
9-30
7-
2
6-18
$75c
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
$$1
Gas
Illinois
6-
6-6
6-13
5-31
35c
6-15
6-8
7-
1
6-15
Ltd.—
—
$50c
(quar.)_
$25c
7- 2
6-
1
Central
3
6%
Maine Power,
7-11
$$1
$53c
—--
$56c
7-1
6-
1
6-
7-
6-
8-10
7-20
30c
6-30
6-15
6-24
6-
8
1
6-
8
7-1
7-1
6-
$$1.19
—
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
.,
(quar.).
1
>
;
$69c
7-
$35c
7-15'
6-24
6-30
6-16
12 Vac
6-
5Vs%
$1.35
—..
950
7-1
6-20
20c
6-30
6-
Central
.4.15%
(initial-quar.)__
_—.—__
6-
9
9
62V2C
6-30
I7V2C
L-5-61
12-31
$1.25
7- 1
6-20
9
12-9
4.64%
.
5.25%
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.):—
preferred
(quar.)
Investment
——__
—______
Co.______—
5V2% pfd. (quar.)
Service, common (quar.)
5.72% preferred series A (quar.)
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto)—
Quarterly —____________
Quarterly'
—____—.i_______y______
7+ r
6-16
8+
1
7-
8
3
•
General
Light
Connecticut Water
9-21
9-
Connohlo,
9
$1.12%
7-1
6-10
$1.18%
7-1
6-10
38c
6-17
5-27
$1.16
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
9
40c
Inc.,
&;
Life
Insurance
(quar.)
Power (quar.j___—___
(increased quar.)——
Co,
common-
—__
preferred
preferred
(quar.)___—_—;
(quar,)
Corp., common (quar.)__
$5 preferred (quar.—
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
—__
Consolidated Cigar
Ltd., $2.50 non-cum. pref, (s-a)__—-—;
Consolidated Dry Goods Co. (quar.)—_____
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York—
Common
(quar.)
——_________
(quar,)__,—
——
$5 preferred
6-17
6-17
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
Consolidated
7-1
6-10
Consolidated Gas
1
6-15
6-
6-13
6-1
22c
6-30
6-30
6-10
6-15
7-1
,
5C
6-16
8-15
6-30
;
7-20
6-15
6-30
1
6-
1
8-
t8c
1
8-
$1.16
$1.31'A
1
eil
7c
6-22
6-22
6-15
6-
9
io
$1.37%
6-15
$1.43
l 18
6-15
25c
5-18
1
"6-15
6-
1
$50c
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
t50c
60c
7-
1
6-17
27 %c
7-
1
6-
1
24c
6-15
6-
1
IOC
.7- 1
6-20
10c
7-1
6-20
IOC
10-
1
9-20
25c
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-1
6-15
1$1
6-15
5-13
75c
7-1
6-24
75c
6-15
5^6
8-
7-
$1.25
I
7-1
8
6-15
1
6-17
5-31
6-15
5-23
7-15
6-
3
"U3c
9-
1
8-
8
112c
12-
1
Consolidated
Paper Corp.,
Consolidated Theatres Ltd.—
Class
..
A
Class
A ..(quar.)
(quar.)——:—
Consolidated Rock
6-10
Consolidation
5-31
.Construction Products, class A
5-31
Consumers
Gas
Consumers
Power Co.—
6-15
6-15
1
7-
7-
6-10
6-15
0-15
?-3»
$1.25
6-15
6-10
1
6
25c
6-30
7-
5-13
20c
6-30
7- 1
6-
6-15
22 %c
Utilities Corp.
$1.25
$1.04
II
6-30.
(quar.)—.___
(quar.)____
Ltd. (quar.)——
Inc.
Freightways
Consolidated
$1.19
68%fc
Consolidated Foods Corp. "(quar.)—_________
6-10
62 V2C
7-16
,
6-30
25c
6-10
15c
vie
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
6-30
25c
$2
150C
■■■
Connecticut
6-10
Rendering
Coal
Co.
Products
Co.
Co.
(quar,)_
(quar.)____—
(quar.)_:
(Toronto)
~ ;
(quar.):—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.—
—
(quar.).:—___
(quar.)——
....
$4.52
140c
6-14
6-
3
10c.
6-15
6-
1
Continental Assurance Co,
4c
6-24
6-
6
Continental Aviation & Engineering Corp—
—
(Chicago)
(quar.)
6-15
30c
11-8
6-
3
20C
7-2
6-15
35c
6-14
5-27
$1.13
1
6-15
6c
125c
$1.04
$1.12%
$4.16 preferred
$4.50 preferred
10c
-
7e-
1
Connecticut
7-1
k.
6-1
6-
6-22
Co:,
$1.37%
(quaf.)—
5-27
6-20
6-29
8-
40c
(quar.)__;
Century Electric. Co. (reduced)
.Century. Industries^" (quar.).
Century Shares Trust (from investment inc.)
6-13
1
50c
Edison
9
12-21
.
6-13
Commonwealth
9
.
6-30
3
6-10
6-15
6-
6-
9-
6-15
6-14
5-27
6-15
70c
(quar.).
6-10
6-30
6-14
6-12
6-
6-21
.
6-15
1
7-
$13.25
6-15
12-
10c.
6-15
7-1
6-30
9-21
10c
1
6-30
20C
12-21
33 %c
7-
60c
10c
$1.25
Vermont Public Service—
preferred,
Co-
6-10
,
4.75%. preferred
Credit
6-21
(quar.)——
6-17
6-17,
/
25c
26c
'.Extra'
6-10
7-1
•7-
10c
Commonwealth
1_
6-13
(Wash.,
Community Public
$1.12%
Corp.
________
Commonwealth Water Co.,
$1.25
(quar.)__
Central Transformer
(quar y__.
Products (quar.)____;
6-8
$1.08%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)l_
8-10
1
$1.33%
preferred
$1.25
Telephone Co., common (quar.).
$2.50 preferred >(quar.)_..__.
$5 preferred
^__
6-10
—
8-10
1
6-25
31'Ac
quar.)__,
(quar.)_n^____;„____
$1.25
(quar.)
1
9-
25c
,
(initial
preferred
$1.25
new
9-
Commercial Shearing & Stamping (quar. )___Solvents Corp. (quar. )_L__y_y.
Service—
Corp.,
6-6
6-27
50c
40%
6-30
6-30
1
1" 1
$1.12%
V"
dividend)
(stock
6-20
6-30
1
6-
5c
25c
12-
6-
6-15
.
'v
Commercial
8
6-21
3
6-15
35c
Commonwealth International Corp., Ltd._—_
«fc Wire' Co.^____
6-20
30c
5-20
Central
6-
f63c
Securities
;
—
6-15
„
6-30
(initial)
$10c
$1.50
5-23'
&7%c
$1.75
35c
6-15
...""
Commercial
3
6-13
25c
$1.23
6-
3%
Semi-annual
6-30
25c
$1
6-15
63c
Columbia Title Insurance Co.
9-
6-10
6-30
25c
Columbia Gas System. (quar.)______
9-21
6-17
1
<Cincinnati)—
6-30
.12-21
8,
6'
30c
1
6-11
$1.15
Central
'iin
1
25c
6-10
7-
65c
(quar.)_^_____
7-
25C
7-6,
6-30
$1.12Va
$1.75
$10c
7-
7-15
1q'
2Vi%
^
Color-Craft
25c
7-
$1.37%
(quar.)
6-11
$1.12 V2
1
7-15
6-17,
5-20
7-22
6-
6-
12-16
common
5%
87 %C
Central Steel
New
5.35%
J5c
til
1
6-13
6-15
IOC
(quar.)___
Common
6-10
7-22
9-
10c
'
7-1
1
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-15
,6-17
Colorado Interstate Gas—
6-6
3.50%
7-1
$4
$1.23
25c
Monthly.
.
7-1
4.60%
0-15
1-1-61
7-
(quar.).
1
$1.18%
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp;, com; (stock diy.)
5% preferred A (quar.
5V2% preferred B (quarr>^_-y_____
6-16
$1.25
common
5-19
6-10
7-
$1
(quar.)_____
6-10
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
preferred (quarj___—
6-20
6-14
6-30
__________
11 %c
.____.
7-1
250
30C
6-30
& Electric—■
Public
$1.75
59%C
(quar)
5-23
$1.50
Bottling Corp.
A
15C
(quar.).
6-15,
6-14
6-10
5-26
2%
,
6-
6-30
6-30
;; T;
2
u
933Ac
e'
6-23
35c
$110
Colorado Central Power Co.—
6-30
—
5-27
7c
2
6-2
10c
:v
(quar.)_
preferred
6-
40c
—
5-27
6-15
6
50C
common
Colonial Finance Co. (quar.)
Colonial Sand & Stone, new
$15c
(quar.)__
B (quar.)_.
preferred
'
2
7-2
25c
(quar.)__
(quar,)__
(q\tar.)_.
(quar.)__
B
B
7-
$$2
$$1.25
(quar.)
6-15
Company, 4Vj% preferred (quar,)
53V8b
Coleman Engineering, 6%
conv. pfd. (quar.)
18%c
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
; $3.50
preferred
(quar.)
—87V2C
Colonial Corp. of America (stock dividend)-50% /
9-8
$20c
'
$1.50
Coleman
5-31
$10c
-
6-17
"
Coca-Cola Bottling Co, of New York (quar.)
Coca-Cola Co. (quar.)
Coca-Cola International Corp._„__________y
5-31
.
6-
5-27
6-30
changed
common™
regular guaranteed
Class
6-15
,
6-29
6-15
40c
<30c
5-27
6-30
(quar,)
30c
25c
•
—
was
(Indianapolis)
preferred
Coca-Cola
5-27
6-30
4%
(Ralph) Co. (increased)__________—
preferred (quar,)-—'
A
A
Central
Taunton'.Gas Co.—
preferred
6-30
7-15
—
(quar.)—
Brockway Glass, new, com,
5 %
preferred (quar.)
6-1
5-27
$25c
preferred (quar.)_.
4.75%
preferred - (quar.).
Central Illinois Light, common
4.64% preferred (auar.)___
.
Corp. (N; Y.)
6-30
6H7'
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.!
40c
CluettkPeabody & Co., common (interim)---^ *■' 50c
7% preferred (quar.$1.75
4% preferred (quar.)
$1
5-31
?: I
$25c
$$2
7-15
Clevite Corporation
$25c
4V2%
British Columbia Power, Ltd. (quar.)—
British
preferred
4,35%
6-
7%
;
—_—_——_
preferred A
Central Hudson
(quar,)—-——;———,
preferred
1
6-9
$183AC
—
(quar.)
preferred
5% preferred
5% preferred
5%. preferred
6-15
(quar.)———
(quar,)—
-—
6-30
t$2
(quar,)^.___^______——
5'
Electric Co., Ltd.—
4,/?%
'
5-31
(quar.)
4V2%
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
preferred
6-15
$40c
.—
5%
_———
^British American Bank Note Co.,
Quarterly'
British
$5c
&
5%
6c
$1.25
v
(quar.)—.
'
British-American
5-31
*'
common
& Stratton
Briggs
Ltd.
Common
7V2C
—.
Brass,
6-
.
2
4
(quarv)
Illuminating—
4%%--preferred (quar.).;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
6-15
i--
911-
$1.75
RR.
Cleveland Electric
1
7-4
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_"—
Common
$68%c
preferred
41/2 %
6-
25c
Plywood Corp.
I.) Co., 6J/2%
(J.
Common;
- (quar.)-—n.
(auar.)—Bridcnort Gas Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
;_i.
*
(1956
Extra
.
Ltd.—j—V-.^—
Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Bridgenort
,
& Sons
Ltd.—
:
4%%
6-15
2
3
9-22
——$1.50
Semi-annual
$$1
4.75% preferred A (quar.)—
Central FoundryCo. (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
$62V2C
Pioneer Mines,
BraHlian
6%
J.)
7-
6-30
6-
6-23
10c
Casualty CO. (N. Y.), cl; A (qdar.)
Class B
(quar.)___l___^
Citizens Utilities Co., cl. A (stock dividend)
City Investing CO., ,5%% "preferred (quar,)
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Clarage Fan Co. (quar.)
Clark Controller Co. (quar.)
Clark Oil & Refining Co. (stock dividend)Cleaffield & Mahoning Ry; Co.
(s-a)
;
$31'Ac
Cooke, Inc.
Tractbr, common (quar.).
Ceco Steel Products (quar.).
Celanese Corp." of America^ common (quar.)
4V2% preferred A (quar,)
7% preferred (quar;)_
Central Del Rio Oils, Ltd.
(initial)______
Central Electric & Gas Co.—
Paper Corp.
(E.
,.7%
..
,
Bra oh
—
Co.,
Cleveland Cliffs Iron,
.
Caterpillar
Boston & Albany RR. Co
Bowater
5-13
$ 50C
(quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos., 8% preferred (qi
(quar.).
5%
preferred^ (qua$.)____
4% preferred (qiiar.)
Canadian Vickersv Ltd. (quar;).
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (reduced).
Carfey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
Carnation .Co.,
common
(quar.).
3% %
preferred, (quar.)'^.
Carreras, Ltd., Ordinary class B (stock div.)
Carriers &, General Corp
Castle
(quar.)
(quar.)—_____
Book-of-the-Month Club
Booth Fisheries
5-31
5-13
(interim)—
Cassiar Asbestos,
——
(initial quar.)————.
common
Bond Stores,
6-15
6-15
Power Co., Ltd.—
;
(quar.)_
common
prior preferred
Aluminum &
7-29
series)
Case
—————
(H.
5%%
pfd.
——
Securities,
Hydrocaroons, Ltd
Machine; Ltd., class,A
Cascades
(emar.) -„l
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, -6%
Inc.
8-15
Carter Products ('quar.).
—
Bell,
7-29
6-15
(quar.).
Canadian International
Blaw-Knox Co. .('quar;);
Blue
8-15
$25c
V6%; preferred
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
-___
preferred
(quar.)—
4.25%
15c
$25c
Canadian Ice
Blackstone
5;60%
6-15
$433Ac
(interim)
A
Canadian
preferred A (quar.
Black
1
$50c
(quar.)
Steel, Ltd.
General Electric, Ltd.
Class
A—
Ltd.,. common
Hats,
7-
1
9-30
11-25
11-23
Citizens
6-15
7-
'
$1.25
preferred (quar.)^-:
'Co._k_—— k1
6-10
6-28
Drawn
Class
___—
class
Biedetma-n Furniture,
(quar.)
12-15
$1.25
—
6-30
$29 Vic
(quar.)____
7-21
10-20
Enquirer
6-10
5-20:
(quar.)„__^_—_
6-15
$1.25
-
Cincinnati Transit
7-27
$$1.10
6-30
37 %c
;
(quar.)
-pJ;
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans &-Texas Pacific Ry.
Common (s-a)
v5%
3
0-16-
(quar.)^^_____v,__k——
Circle Theatre Co.
7-1
$1.06'A
—__
Cincinnati
6-
6-16
6-30
—
O'Nuts
6-3.
5
Co.
&
Securities
5-27'
6-16
6-20'
(quar.)——
preferred
Canadian
—
——
louar.)
Ltd.
Ltd.,'class A
Canners,
Canadian
(stock dividend)———-—
& Cement—
• ,\r;A-4V
(quar.)
*.——
Bestwall Gypsum Co.
(stock dividend)—__
Bethlehpm Steel Corp., .7% pfd, (quar.)____
Beverly Finance, 5% preferred (s-a)
Biltmore
'
.
.
Means
Copper Co._
Full
1'
7_< 7
6-17
7-
37 %c
.
1.
6-
W.
6-30
25C
(s-a)—___———
Breweries
Canadian
—y __;—
1
Co.
Arena
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)_
Limestone
Co.
6-15
$8%C
(quar.)—*————;——
(quar.)___.—
Canadian
—
fquar.)
Mfg.
Ltd.—
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common
——
of Canada
preferred
Bibb
6-1
1
$15c
__w——
Canadian
Beryllium Corp.
4%
6-1
6-15
$37V2c
Steamship Lines,
■
Bessemer
6-1
6-15
f
(quar.)
Canadian
(quar.)—
Corp.
B
6-15
+
preference
(quar.)
Wire* & Cable Co., Ltd.—
Class
(quar.)—-
(interim)——
Bendix Aviation Corp. (quar.)____—.—
Beneficial Finance Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)_
____
Bergstrom Paper, class A (quar.
Cl«>ss
6-
$32V2C
$2
I
6,
1
6-24
50c
7% preferred (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)_«__^_i,_
.5-27,
6-10
'
preferred
Class
Aircraft
Belle Isle
6-15
1
Canada
Savers.
Telephone Co.
A
Canada
Belgium Stores. Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.—
•
Bell
Christiana
6-15
$1.18% '
(quar.)____________—_
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (quar.)_
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
.;y
Beecham, Group, Ltd.
fielding Heminway Co.
4%
Chock
6-15
Chile
30c
Malting Co., Ltd., registered (quar.)
4V2%
8)
RR.
holders
6-15
27c
Ltd.,. common (quar.).
participating class A (quar.)_.
Canada
(3-for-i split subject to approval of stock¬
,
1
Cainada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.-
7- 2
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
60c
7-
to F,
25c
Canada Foils,
6-15
$25c ;•
$25c
Beauty
%
1
6-
25c
feiHecla, Inc., common (quar.)—
$4,75' prfeferred A:(quar. )__„__
Canipbeii Red Lake Mines" (quar.)..
Canada Cement' Ltd.,. $1.30 pfd. (quar.)_
Canada Dry Corp., common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
1
7-
2
3
8-
22C
37 %c
7% preferred (quar.)
Effective May 3 corporate title
3
6-
7-1
•
8'
25c
(quar,)_..—_
(quar.)
Series A preferred
6-3
22V2c
5%
1
6-20
$1
87 %C
;
7-
27V2C
(quar,)__
i
2
6-25
/;
6-30
:
7-
7-
——_
6-
7-15
(quar.).
Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific
Chicago Towel, common—-,
6-15
Calumet
1
i 7-
preferred (quar.
convertible preferred"(quar.)
6-24
(quar.,)___.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (increased quar.)_.;„
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)_
25c
(quar.)
6-15
Chicago Molded Products
1
75c
preferred (quar.)
h 5'A% preferred $958. series (quar.)——
California Packing Co. (stock dividend)—__
6-15
50c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_—:
Counselers, Inc. (quar.)—
common
(quar.)
30c
5%
;v
7-1
7VaC
■
6-
10c
common
6-6
7-
10c
4Series A preferred (quar.)_-—
6-15
Utilities,
6-
60c
62 %c
7-2
71%c
5-23'
St. Paul & Pacific RR. CO.
Series A preferred
'
1
7-15
California-Pacific
f 6-30
15c"
„•:
6-
$10c
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
$$1.25
5% preferred (quar.)-—————————
$$1
-4%
preferred (quar.)
—
$$1.12 V2
14V2 % preferred (qtiar.)
California Electric Power Co.—
J
J
■"
62C
$2:50 preferred .(quar.)
v5%
~
1
6-10
—
(quar.)—
-,5.40%
-
1
.!3% %
6-15
California Liquid Gas Corp.
" 7- I
'
•
$1.12V2
common
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-30
.
Fodds
6-15
$1
Optical, common:-—-..
4% preferred (quar.)
'_•
•
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)
Beam
(James B.)
Distilling (quar.).
Stock dividend
li.—
6-30
7-
12V2C
1
6-30
r
Bausch &: Lomb
7-30
62V2C
7-
7-15
(quar.
preferred (quar.
Beatrice
Common
$$3.50
,
1-
6-27
u
(quar.)
(quar.)(quar,)_j._-_.
Common
6-15
6-15
25c
Manufacturing, common (quar.)
A. 4%%
6-15
7-1
15c
7 Vac
—
Co.
7-, 1,
65c
t$1.75 ;
(quar.)-
(quar.)
6-13
,
t$l
—-
Barner-Ehis of Canada, Ltd .y 7% pref. (quar.)
Basic,
6-15
37>/2c
;
Chicago, Milwaukee,
28l/8C
,
Bank
Stock Corp. (Milw.) ———
Barber-Ellis of Canada; Ltd. (quar.)
Common
-$5.75 preferred
(quar,)__^_____
6% preferred ,(quar.)_^__
——.;——
California Ink
(quar.)___
.
Bank
3
■
7-15
$1.75
——.——_.—.——
6-14
12'/2c
Corp.,(quar,)
Cadre Industries
6-30.
55c
,
preferred
C I T Financial
6-30
15c
20c
__
(quar.)
Barigor-Hydro Electric, com. (increased)——
y 7 % preferred (quar.) ______—_—-—:_
' 4'A% preferred (quar.)
4% series A preferred (quar.) ————-
-
9-19
5c
(quar.)——
(Joseph) & Sons (quar.):
&
6-20
$1
———
50c
6-
6-10
$1.12Va
—
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber
7-11
(quar,)
6-15
1
6-13
5%
6-15
,
7-
6-17
6-17
6-13
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc., new (initial quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.___.
Chicago Great Western Ry.» common (quar.)
8
9-19
$1
;-v,
(cjuarA
6-20
37V2c
50c preferred
(accum.)_i,
inc.,
?orp.
6-30
15c
6-
$1.12%
6-10
0-10
(quar.)—^
common
1
50c
(quar.)^w_.
preferred (quar.)
...
Chesapeake Ss Ohio Ry.» common
3Va% preferred, (quar.)
2%
preferred
B^mart-Tihtair,
(quar.)
————-———
(quar.) ———
preferred (quar._——■
.,4%. preferred
Shoe Corp.,
%
(quar.)__;_—_—
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.,- 7% pfd. (s-a)
Butterick Co., 5% preferred (quar,)_^—
-
Common
-4%
$1
4 Vaf
Co.
1
7-
45c
4% %
7-
(stock dividend)-———
CP.
Trust
7-
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—»
7-1
$1.12 Va
7
*50C
;
Chemway
25c
Manufacturing«Co., 4V2% pfd; (quar.)
Butler's
7-1
—
Common
.
1-13.-61
25c
$1.12 »/2
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co., com.
Bush Terminal
BUtler
Y.
(s-a)
6-24
Biirry Biscuit (s-a)^__L—20c
6-15
10-14
Ltd,
6-6
tile
(quar; )„____
Wines,
6-10
7-29
6-24
10c
25c
$1.50
...
preferred
4Va %
6-17
0-30
$1.12%
7-15
$20C
Burrus
1
25C
4
$1.50
7-1
75c
7-
30c
6-
7-
1%
(stock div.)kw
6-27
$1
15c
&
Mills,
Chateau-Gai
1
6-22
56 'Ac
Champion Paper & Fibre—
$4.50
preferred
(quar,).
Champion Spark Plug Co. (quar.)
Chance Vought Aircraft, Inc. (quar,)*
6-15
1
15c
of America
6-23
$15c
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)——__—
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd.. class A (quar.)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
5-26
Corp.
$45c
(quar,)—^
Burnham Corp., common (quar.)——-—-—
6%
preferred (s-a)_—--—.---t,-—
6-17
30c
5%
Chamberlin
1
4c
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
3
25c
(quar.)—__
1
(quar.),
Holders
Payable of Rec,
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)___*_-_____;
40c
—
Babcock
6%
6-20
$1.25
Gotham
-When
Share
Products
4V3 %
,
5%
Collieries
(quar.)-;
dividend-,—
Chadbourn
6-10
15C
-,47c. preferred (quar.)_
—„—,——
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, common (quar.)
57o preferred (quar.)____
——
(Corporate
title
of
above
has
been
changed to Brunswick Corp.)
Buck Creek Oil (increased-quar.
Buckeye Pipe; Line (quar.)
—————
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Bullocks, Inc., 4% preferred (quar,)—
1
•
5
7-
64C
(8c from income and 56c from cap. gains)
Stock
Certain-teed
Bplova Watch Co. (quar,)—i—■—
i
Axe Science & Electronics—
Ayshire
A
<
cjf Jefferson Standard Life
Automatic Canteen Co, of America (quar.)__
ment income
5-20
6-15
•
.
Class
Class
New common
13
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Distillers Corp.—
Brown-Forman
Service Co., Ltd.—•
Auto Electric
Auto
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
When Holders
payable of Rec.
,
Share
(2525)
.
6-
7-2
6-15
3
7- 1.
6-
7-
1
6-3
7-
1
6-
3
1
25C,
6-15
6-
15c
7-22
6-30
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
/2526 V'
14.
Monday, June 13, 1960
. . .
Per
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Continental Commercial Corp.—
93%c
$3.75
(quar.)
convertible preferred
10c
15c
16Vic
60c
i
Continental
6-30
6-10
7-22
6- 8
6- 8
5-31
6-30
i,
dividend
Stock
6-30
(quar.)—
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Continental Motors Corp.
New
(initial quar.)
(stock dividend)
common
Coffee
Co.
37%c
3%
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
17Vic
7-19
6-29
Drilling
7- 1
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
6-21
Driver-Harris
50c
(quar.)
37%c
87Vic
87Vic
18c
Glass Works, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred 1947 series (quar.)
Corporate Investors. Ltd., class A
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., common (quar.)
$1 div.' preferred
(quar.)
Cosden Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
Corning
3Va%
Stock
International Corp
Craddock-Terry Shoe, common
5%
preferred
(s-a)_
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Co.
Craftsman
L.),
(R.
Quarterly
Crane
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.).
Credit Finance Service, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
-
B
(quar.)
convertible preferred
6%
(quar.)
Creole Petroleum Corp.
Petroleum,
Crescent
5%
Crossett Co.,
A
Class
Zellerbach
Zellerbach
Class
(quar.)
Crucible Steel Co., common
Crush
preferred
Ltd.,
East
East
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)..
-
Cunningham
Curtis
(S.)
Curtis
(quar.)
Stores
Drug
(quar.).:
& Son
Publishing,
(quar.)
preferred
$4
$1.60 prior preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., com.
(quar.)
$2
class
non-cum.
A
X
(quar.)
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
$2
s
non-cum.
class
A
_
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer,
Cutter
Inc.,
class A
Laboratories,
Class
B
(quar.)(—
Cypress Abbey Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Eaton
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)..
preferred
Corp., common
3%%
preferred A
Darling
(L.
Co.,
A.)
(initial)
new
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Malleable
Iron.
pfd.
5%
5%
Securities
&
Corp.
Economy
Baler
Ecuadorian
$1
Edison
El
$5.40
$4.72
9c from net
distribution of
3%c from realized security profits)
Delaware & Hudson Co. (quar.)
4%
preferred
preferred
RR.
Delaware
Valley
Class
Delta
A
(s-a)
6-30
6-15
6-15
6- 1
7-
5
6-15
Emco,
7- 5
6-15
Emerson
7-15
Denver
5-27
6_30
Erie
6-30
$1.07
6-30
6-10
$1.14
$1.05
$1.25
:__
,
7. 1
$1
Rio
Fabrex
Inc.
RR.
Western
6-20
6-
25c
(quar.)
6-20
6- 3
Detroit
Canada
&
62Vic
62%c
(s-a):
Tunnel
Fair
S28ket Co.Mfg- «iuar.)
&
Edison
Detroit
Hillsdale
(quar.)
Steel
Devoe
*
DiGiorgio
Diana
Dilbert's
.7%
2Vic
20c
Co.
70c
6-24
Arts
__
preferred
"
,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
(initial
com.
(Joseph) Crucible Co.
Dofruv
VHnpK
Dome Mines.
Ltd.
Dominguez Oil
Dominion
2nd
,$1-50 Preferred (QUar.")__
(quar.)_
Fields
Corset
conv.
Dominion
_
(monthly)
Co.
pref.
Ltd.
&
preferred
(quar.!
Ltd.
Stores,
$1 preference
&
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Federal
39c
7-29
7 ?q
<?
6-20
in
Federal
«-in
Federal
Mich.)
Creek,
National
Monthly
Electric,
Federal
Screw
6^24
7.^
Works
!
-
Corp.
Fidelity
fi
_
$ioc
8-1
?Z
131 Vic
6 15
5 ic
-----
*
"
$5
~
6-15
'
1
-
Corp.—
Common
new
(initial
,
$3
50c *•
quar.)
7. 1
6_
j
Fifth
g_13
g_
j
Filtrol
General
Railway
Refractories
5-31
6-
6-1
General
6-30
6-15
General
5-3l'
General
General
,
General
5%
Coach
Securities
5-31
$1.00
cumulative
6-25
6-3
v
»
■
*
Lines.:
(quar.)—
!!____
35c
50c
45c
6-20
.
6-8
6-28
6-21
6-15
5-27
preferred
IJ'on B p,referred (quar )
$1-32 preferred (quar.)
General
>
•
•
7.
55c
:
25c
*
'
-
!—"____
59%c
7-25
7-25
8-15
,
-
8-15
.
-
6-10
7-25
1
8-15
8-15
32V»C
33c
.
7- 1
6-17
"*•
6-8
'
7-1
32Mic
6-30
6-10
6- 6
5-31''
7-15
6-30
'
*
.
,
.6-20
17c
40c
.
—
,7-14
.7-1
6-27
15c"
;
.;
(quar.)I__H__
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37M2 preferred (quar,)
v
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30
5-27
5.-27
5-27
6-15* " 5-27
25c
-
„
Common
9
5-27
-6-15
25c
"
(quar.)__
Telephone Co. of Florida
He
in-
40c
•
(quar.)____!
preferred
6-3
,
6-15
74V2c
(Minn.)_:__-____IIZZZ
e-20
>'
7- 5
7- 5
>6-10
n*:6-30
7c
Products (initial)___________
Castings (quar.)__
I~~
Telephone Co. of California
6-17
6-30
6-
.
■;
6-15 <•
Steei
1C
'
1
«
Shale
40c
35c
' 6-20
8-
6-15-
1__
(quar.)>__
'
income)
Corp.
Signal
*
•»
Corp.—
lc
(monthly )
(quar.)____^_
Paper Products (quar.)r__
Fund, Inc. (quarterly from net
Avenue
(quar.)_____
Service
GeneraL
6-15 '
1
$118V4.
'
75c
;
net investment income)
1
6-15
'
Public
*
(monthly).
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Field (Marshall) (see Marshall Field & Co.)
15C
preferred
,
8-
'..-.'25c >"
_J__
(quar.)
(quar.)_„
$2.98 preferred (quar*)__^
$1.60
,.
.
30c
:•
8-22
7r25.
V
___^__j.
preferred
preferred
General
„
125c
$4.75
,
v
^
'.'933Ac
.
Equipment
5-31
1
..
" ,T $1.25
(quar.
preferred (quar,)_"__"_!
6-15
'
.
(quar..)
-
"V
' „28%c
25c
i.
.
Precision
r
6-4
6-
•
v.
7c
$1.25.
i,
(quar.)
Portland Cement Co.
v
6-15
6-15'
pfd.
Corp.—
General
8-lQ
6-15
25c
$1.25
s
,
*
*
>
'
25c
.
(quar.)
(Boston)
Inc.,! 5%
General
-
8-10
9-1
'
5%
<___
preferred
$3.75
of Delaware—
common
vestment
Mills.
25c
'
common._„._i....
(quar.
Investors Trust
Motors
9.
8-1
6-17
6-15 4' ' 6- 1
>6-14 > ^5-26
7- 1
6-20
6-15
6- 6
7- 1.
6-20
^6r30
6- 9
.7- 1
6-10
-
50c
6-10
6-24
(Det.}'?(q\»ar'.)*mi^]l"* "?""30c
Co
Co.,
preferred
General
;
6-13
23c
20c
fquar.)___
Flbreboard
__
5%
General
6-30
12V2c
.
.
6-6
6-6
7-1
7- 1
•
,
'
'
General
6-3
______
dividend
6-14,
.
'
(initial quar.)
•
25c
.
(quar.
Firtproofing
6-15
6- 1
6-27*
12V2C
common
CorR.
6-16
Corp.
Co.
Industries
Stock
10c
27V2c
.
.5-31
5-31
6-20
«.■'
,
.
!
General
5-20
6-10
6-20
-5c
(quar.
Finance Corp.
7- 1
6-27
9-15
-
20c
.
(quar.)
Oil
Crude
General
-
^
$3
50c
15c
30c
■
(initial)___
(quar.)
preferred
(From
pfd.- (quar.)^__
(quar.)-
Publications,
A
Class B
Ferro
X
'
5V2%
General
■
10c
.
.*.
Federated
Class
"
(quar.)___-__
common
Federal Paper Board, 4.60%
in
*
„
711
Extra
.■
(quar.)
.
3%
6- 1'
5-20
'
^quar.25c
c*n
7-15
.?
6-10
6-17
6-6
6- 3.
6-17
6-17
6-3
5-13
(quar.)
Drive-In
6-20
'
,
Co.
Products
Electric
•
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
* .7-1
7- 1
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
common
General
* 6-30
$2
10c
2c
50c
$1
25c
preferred
(quar.)_
General
7-1
7- 1
'
40c
25c
25c
6-30
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)!
g. 3
6-15 ."
,
' 30c
.
Cigar
Coil
General
v
Texas
dividend
Common
6-16
.
6-30
6-14
6-14
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
preferred
6-17
6-15
,
tl5c
-
Co.
6- 3
\
50c
$60c
7- 5
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
General Contract Finance Corp.—
7-15
'
of
Corp.
7.1 -
—
/
__—
Pacific
:
Co.
$8
Co.,
Candy Corp.
General
Mortgage- Association—
k 17
R
\ 7- 1
<
J.)
l
t40_
(quar.)
(N.
i
Z "if
1st
40c
• <
(quar.)
8
70
155!
Shops
7-
1
Box
Cable
4%
6-30
-
--j
Life & Casualty
(Battle
fi-29
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Donaldson Company
Federal
5-27
0
General
General
Stock
$1
(quar.)___^_.-__^__^____
Bake
fi-in
'
Bankshares
General
.____
Federal
6-25
117'Ac
Baking
V
Farrell-Birmingham, Inc. (quar.)___w__
Faultless Caster
(initial)
Faultless Rubber (quar.)____^
3c
*1.12%'
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.—
N. Y.)
cuse,
•
Oil
General
5-19
'
.
52V2c
Investors, common
(quar.)
General
40c
(quar.)^__^__:
-
8-15
75c
10c
$1.12Mi
American
5.31
6-30
-
6- 2
6-27
5-16
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
5-31
American Transportation Corp.—
6- 8
'
'
6-10
2%
(quar.)
Quarterly
6- 1
.
Industries—
American
$1.50
.
Brewing
Federated
____
Ltd.
In
:
115c
—
Investments,
(s-a)
Tar
'
—
Dominion Steel fc Coal Corp., Ltd.
Dominion
5-25
t35C
Dominion. Glass 'Co.,
Dominion
6-15
6-30
125c
(quar.)
Ltd
1
7-
15c -
137JAr
Steel,
6"15
6 30
* 6-15
25c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Dominion-Scottish
Common
_
(quar.).:
Foundries
Common.
4Vz%
15C
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
6-15
6-15
8- 1
(accumulative)
Corp.—
convertible preferred
25c
(quar.)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
c u
J30c
Z&jZ
Growth Stock Fund, Inc.
"
Semi-annual from net investment Income-
fi in
i7Vic
_
Diversified
fi»n
6-3
a
1
I5c'
;
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams,
7- 1
Co.,
General
Whitney Corp.—
Foods," common
Power
—__
•
dividend
6.30
7-10
I2V2C
(quar.)
'
(quar.)__:_
(quar.)___
J "
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
<quar.)^i____^.
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co. (Syra-" '
6%
V
l5c
8c
50c
50c
10c
'
43c
$40c,
f$1.25
J31V4C
25c
6-10
6-20
7-15
6-10
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
6-15
20c
convertible
General
3
6-
6-17
50c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
til
-
10c
(quar.)
Family Finance Corp.
1
/?■..=
25c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
aew
Dixon
$1.50.
6-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_:
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates-^$2
preferred
(quar.)_j__-__^__^
__ —
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd. (s-a)_^_j
t,
Falstaff
5-26
6-15
6-14
Quality.Supermarkets—•
1st
Distillers
6-24
c on
Corp., $3 pfd.
Corp., (quar.)
Chemical
6-21
•>*«
Fruit
Stores
Di-Noc
7- 5
-
.
6-10
7-15
(quar )
Raynolds
Fairmont
6-16
6-25
-
6%
6-24
6-24
30c
(quar.);
1st
Stock
6- 3
6-17
6-17
6-10
-
preferred
Co.
Corp.
General American
8-31
(quar.)
convertible
'
-
Packing
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)
5%
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-21
25c
37V2C
(quar.)
Co.
'■
Garlock
General
Y.
6-15
6-15
6-15
».
5%
6-10
6-15
6- 1
6-22
g-22
6-10
9-12
,4%
12-2
7-20
of N.
7-1
6-30
6-30
25c
;
28VaC :
—
Gatineau
6-14
-
22V2C
30c
Lanes,
Fairbanks
3
7-30
$2
(a-a)
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Stamping (quar.)_____
Detroit
Corp.
1
6-30
50c "'
RR.
6-
12-15
•
25c
15c
Detroit
1
'
.__
Southwestern
6-15
7-22
87V2C
(quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
Fairbanks Co., 6% preferred (quar.)_
"
15c <
•„
(quar.)
Detroit
&
Bearing
$1.60
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred (s-a)____
Detrex Chemical Industries ,(quar.)_:u_s
7- 1
6-15
\
Co.
6- 3
8-16
6-1
$1.50/
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Garrett Freightlines
(quar.)—
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)__
Garrett
5-20
6-20
6- 4
6-22.
$4.50
1957 series
Printing
Textile
Fafnir
6- 1
6-10
15c
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
Fabien
10C
Grande
Insurance
Inc.—
Formerly
General
6_1>5
6-15
6-20
Co.,
common
Corp.—
preferred
conv.
Exolon Company
Corp.—
(quar.)
Foods
&
Resistor
Excelsior
6_10
6-10
6-10
6.30
6-30
6-30
Electric
District
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.
(quar.)
6-10
6-10
4Vic
Denver Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred
6-30
6-24
7-15
6-15
7- 1
7. 1
6-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Equity Fund, Inc
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
Guaranteed Stock
(quar.)
•
Deltown
25c
.,15c
40c
34c
40c
$1
6c
~
_
7-12
4%
*
;
Financial
a6%
$1.62
50c
i2i/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
*
6-25
9- 1
6-30
.
_
com.
preferred
convertible
4%%
6-16
,
•
•
.
25c
7c
(quar.)
class B
& Co.,
(Julius)
Extra
Electric
Empire
6- 8
6-10
Garflnckel
■
5ViC
*
'-.y,
-
»
6-30
37VaC
v
(monthly)
Corp.
-
6-2
7-25
7-25
>
$1
-
(quar.)_—
Co.
E.)
"
■
,
6-15
8- 1
8- 1
$1.50*
,
invest, income)
quarter from net
5-31
'
■
(s-a)
-
(quar.)
Co.
A.)
Company,
Garlock,
Air Freight Corp. (quar.)
Emhart
Manufacturing
Co.
(quar.)
Endicott-Johnson Corp.,
6-28
5-25
,
5-31
6-1
-
■
deposit
Ltd.
,
6- 1
6-15
7- i
.
,
$4
(R.
Gannett
Ltd.—
Co.
;
AA
(George
-,
•
,
6-24
1>
preferred
Co.^"
..."
6-15
6-15
6-15
:
t5c
30c,
.
___;—____________________—,
Futterman
6-15
quarterly
Electric
A
Class
g-16
5-16
30c
Gas (quar.)
(Consolidated) —
Co.
Brush
•
(quar.)
common
non-cumulative
Funston
6.30
6-15
1
._.
(Second
15c
30c
40c
Consolidated
Elwell-Parker
»
5c
115c
(quar.)
Co.,' class A
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—
5-20
6-20
*
—
&
E.)
(Charles
Class
6- 8
'
6-22
8- 1
11- 1
6- 1.
10c
15c
10c
preferred (quar.).
Fruit of the Loom, Inc.—
Fuller
7- 7
8-15
11-15
6-15
6-30
10c
10c
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
$3
6- 3^
6-15
6-30
equal to
tax,
Extra'
:
b- 1
7-1
7-1
7-25
20c
f30c
■
(quar.)_l^
Realty Co.
Refining, common
Frontier
Fuller
6-15
5/o
r'
V
i
Corp.
Frigikar
'
(quar.)______
Corp.
6-15
7- 1
Corp.—
;
American
$!
> 92Vic
.—
Abrasives
&
6-29
50c
25c
rets, ordinary (final)__
Elmira & Wililamsport RR. Co., pfd. (s-a)
Refractories
■
30c
/
5-27
12c
(quar.)
Electric
<quar.)_^
(quar.)
Co.
Elliott-Automation,
50c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
32V2C
25c
65c
(quar.)
*
withholding
(Louis)
Quarterly
—
Friendly Finance Inc., 6%
6- 2
6-2
6-2
6- 2'
6-2
6-2
6- 3
7- l
6- 6
,
.
.
,
Co.—
Friedman
7- 1
6-106-23
7- 1
4c
net)
8%c
!
•
.
J—.—
Mexican
(Less
5-28
*8-20
7-15
7-15
68Ac
25c
.
tl2V2c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Companies,
Fresnillo
: 6-17
6-15
7- 1
'7- 1
7-1
7-1,
7- 1
6-30
7-15
6-20
$1.12%
$1.03
_____
& Share Co.
Water
90c
1
preferred (quar.)
4 20%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.).:
Delaware
Auto-Lite
Initial
6-15
29c
$1.35
$1.34
$1.18
__^___
common
Elizabethtown
Light Co.—
5'28%
*•56%
Gas,
Elizabeth town
of
Fraser
7-1
8-19
6- 1
7- 9
6-20
2
111.)—
Co
Mfg.
Frantz
6-16
6-10
5-25
6-11
5-16
5-16
1- 1
7-15
:
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Electrolux
6-10
6-30
7- 1
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-13
(quar.)
Natural
Paso
6-24
;
(Springfield,
Co.
Ins.
5-13
5-13 ■
6-15
7-29
6-15
7-20
20c
dividend
Frosst
(quar.)__
Quarterly
a
(quar.)__
3.70%
V
;
(quar. )__^___
Electric Storage Battery Co. (quar.)
Electrical Products Corp.
(quar.)
:
6-3
Franklin
8-24.
6-24
.
25c
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Preferred Stock Series
Life
_
$2-^5
10c
-
(quar.)
Corp.
6-10
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
Electric
7-1
6-6
5-31
50c
(quar.)
Electric Bond
50c
(quar.)
Delaware Fund
(quarterly
investment income plus
&
Electric
(initial)
.
6- 6
9-1
7-1
J""
6-15
7-1
B-ia
+$1.25 ,
25c
loc
(quar. )_—
RR. Co.—
/
preferred
(s-a)
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co
Foster-Forbes Glass, common (quar.)
5Va%
preferred A (quar.)
Fostoria
Corp.
(quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)__—
6-15
$1.06V«
22Vic
(quar.)
common
preferred
Elastic
6-17
6- 8
Power
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Electric (quar.)
preferred
preferred
$5.36
El
Stores,
Sault
Paso
Common
6-15
Company
b-^i
35c
'6c
5Va%
6- 6':
_
6- 16- 1
6-1
.
__
6-24
7Vac
25c
t37V2C
J37V2C
J25c
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.12
6-27
Delaware
Bros.
4V4%
Edison
Forest City Enterprises
Fort Wayne & Jackson
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Paper,. Ltd., common
class A (quar.)
$4.50
6-29
&
Ltd.
6-17
7- 4
2UC
•
non-vot) (quar.)
(voting and
of Canada, Ltd.
Dairies, Inc. (quar.)_
Stock
Match Co., Ltd.
Eddy
20c
5-16
6-20
6- 6
6- 6 (
5-31
6-13
7c
Trust,
Eddy
6-30
6-15
.
4-29.
6- 8
—
6-30
6-15
6-15
$3 class A (quar.)
Ford Motor Co. (quar.)
Foremost
6-15
J5c
81V*c
93 Ac
.
Ford Motor Co.
5-31
6-20
6-30
*c
Wallace, Inc.—
&
Class B com.
9c
;
6-30
$2.50
(increased-quar.)
25c
5*i?
6 20
6-30
,
i
6-3
20
6
,
2%
—...
—
25c
;
;
(initial)
common
Investment
Canada—
of
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Foote Mineral Co.
(quar.)
3%%
5-27
6-20.
6-20
15c
J5c
25c
.
Common
Fram
Emery
(s-a)—:
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Florida Telephone, class A (quar.)
Flvine Tiaer Line. Inc., 5% preferred A (s-a).
Food Giant Markets Inc. (stock dividend)—
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.— _ _
k_
4%%
Howard Stock Fund—
&
New
30c
Deere
(initial)___'
Economic
Decca
Records
90c
Electro
$1"
Utilities, common
.$1.12 conv.
fi
6-22
7-1
7- 1
® 2U
24c
18c
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.Florida Public
.
6-20
6-20
5-20
5-20
6 20
*
loc
common
& Light Co..
Florida Power
7 1
J
6-15
b-15
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
Power
iVo
7-1
I c
$4.50
1
'
ill
?
j-1
5-27
6-17 "
6- 1
6- 7
6-17
7- 1
7- 1
13
^ 1
•
(initial)—
Corp.
6-15
50c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)—.
$4
"Pinrida
Fund—
Balanced
Howard
common
Eaton
De Laval Steam Turbine (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
5-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
Debenture
(quar.)_
Corp.
common
6- 3
5-25
6-17
6-17
6- 3
7- 5
6-20
$75c
10c
Day Mines. Inc
Dayton
Co.,
6-15
20%
dividend
Stock
.
(quar.)
54
Company, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)——-~TFlintkote Company, com. (quar.)
7- 1'
5-3X
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
50c
22'/aC
45c
6-20
6-20
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
7-15
8c
20c
25c
50c
93%c
12%c
Fleetwood
Forbes
" 7- 1
'
3c
Crystal Dairies (quar.)
River Mills, common (quar.)
Dana
Kodak
■
preferred
&
New
7-1
7- 1
7-6
6-7
7-6
6-7
10- 6 '
9- 7
12-30 * 12- 2
6-15
5-31
7-25
6-30
7.25
Stainless Steel
;
20c
(quar.)
Daitch
Dan
<
5c
...—
(s-a)_____,.
DWG Cigar Corp.
-
Co.
(quar.)
Easy Washing Machine, Co. Ltd.—
5%
1st preference A
(quar.)___;
6-15
9-15
6- 1
6- 3
6- 3
6- 3
6-3
6-3;
15c
40c
37%c
75c
15c
25c
r
50c
50c
50c
50c
5c
>
6-15
6-15
7- 2
6-28
$3.60
7- 1
9-29
6-15
6-15
6-20
6-15
.
7- 1
Eastman
$1.75
$1.75
4%c
7%
^:
dividend)
6-6
6-6
6- 6
6- 6
6- 6
6-6
6- 1:
5-31
6-10
6-15
7-19
15c
Gas
(quar.)
,
Canada
Eastern
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc., class B (initial)
Cummins
Engine, new com.
(initial-quar.)
7%
Culligan,
f$1.75
$1.50
25c
$25c
V 40c
$1.12%
Air Lines
preferred (quar.)_____
Eastern Malleable Iron Co. (quar.)
6-15
common
12
National Stores Inc. (quar.) __
Fisher Bros. Co., $5 preferred
(quar.)
Fisher Governor Co
(quar.)
Fittings. Ltd., class A (s-a)
Flagg-Utica Corp. (quar.)—
5-23
7- 8
7- 8
5-26
5-26
5-26
6- 1.
6- 8 ;
7-28
(quar.)__
Natural
Tennessee
4Vi%
7- 1
Sugar Co.,
17V2C
Savings & Loan (quar.)
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com. (quar.)
10c
American
$-17
•
First
9-20
6-30
50c
Food Centers
Eastern
(quar.)
Cuban
„
(increased)
Kootenay Power, Ltd .*7% Dfd. (accum.)
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)__
East
6-10
6-16
6-16
7- 4
7-13
8-15
11-14
7- 1
6-30
6-30
7-15
8- 1
9- 1
12- 1
20c
$1.31 Vi
J5c
$$1.62%
28c
28c
common
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
$1.12
Eagle
5-16
6-10
(quar.),
pref. series A (quar.)
conv.
6-15
7- 1
.
,
C
7-1
..
6-10
9-9
J25c
;;
(quar.)_
International,
6Vi%
7- 1
10- 1
6-30
45c
Corp. (quar.)__
Canada, Ltd.—
Inc.,
.
of
A
5V*%
8-1
8- 1
preferred (quar.)
Seal Co., $2
Cork &
Crown
Crown
$1.25
29VaC
52Vac
467/8c
50c
51ViC
51 %c
52'/aC
10c
31V*c
31ViC
6-15
7-15
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Crown
6-20
6-20
6-20
5-23
6-30
5-31
25c
25c
(quar.)
A
1- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-7
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-30
9-30
10c
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
—
Crown Cork International Corp.—
Class
6-21
6-15
6-15
6-15
12-16
6-24
6-10 \
9- 9
6- 3y
5-27
25c
10c
B
Class
(quar.)_
Eastern
,
(quar.)____
5% preferred
7-25
7-25
6-28
7- 1
6-16
6-15
7- 1
7-1
7-1
7-1,;
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
6-15
6-15
6-30
.
Light Co., com (increased quar.)
$2.10
preferred
(quar.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
^
4%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4.10%
preferred- (quar.)—___•.
4.15% preferred (quar.)_
4.20%
preferred . (quar.).
Dura Corporation (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp.,
5%
pfd, (quar.)^,____
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co. (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 conv. preferred (s-a)
5-16
31V4C
Crompton & Knowles Corp.,—
New
common
(initial-quar.).
A
preferred
B
6-10
5-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
convertible
.
5.36%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
6-14
r : 7- 1
7- 1
1-1-61
l2Vic
$1.50
65c
(quar.)
'7%
Co.,
6-30
6-15
12Vic
'
preferred
Power
87Vac
$1.12Vi
35c
.$1.75
$1.34
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
6- 3
.
2
7- 1
7- 1
6-14
$1.50
^J5
^Oc
Fleming
Duquesne
110c
50c
93%c
1!
__—
Company,
33A%
$3.50
Duke
quar.)
^
Finimce Co.( of^ennsylvaliia"7qu"w~
•
(interim)
Common
6-15
(initial
Inc.
A
Class
(E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
du Pont
Dunham-Bush,
10c
110c
(quar.)_
(Boston)
Insurance
Crain
(s-a)
7-30
7-30
9-30
(initial)
common
6-20
25c
10c
20c
50c
$2.50
$2.50
Coty
4- 8
6-10
6- 1
■___
Chemicals,
Dubois
6-20
25c
Beverages Corp
Cott
New
dividend
7-1
7- 1
15c
.
6-15
7- 1
6-13
50%
10c
7%c
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
.
Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc.—
Drug
6-13
6-13
6-13
5-20
25c
Inc.
(quar.)
Coosa River Newsprint
30c
12 Vic
25c
(quar.)
quar.)
Exploration
&
35c
of
(quar.)—
Finance Co.
When, Holders
'Shore Payable of Rec.
*' *
v"
America at Baltimore—
-Name of Company
:r
5-25
5-27
7-25
8-12
6-15
6-3
6-21
_
Dresser
7- 5
6-15
Coro,
25c
50c
6-13
6-15
8- 1
9- 1
7-15
7-1
7- 1
20c
30c
$1.25
$l5c
(quar.;
Corp., 4%
preferred
Industries (reduced
Dravo
6- 1
5-31
Inc.
Cooper-Jarrett,
Co.
Holders
Share -Payable* of Rec. '
*
„
(quar.)
Corp.
Draper
Continental Steel Corp.—
Cook
Chemical
Dow
Steel Industries—
(quar.)
Common
-
Donnelley (R. R.) & Son (quar.)
Dover Corp., common (quar.).,.,
5% 1st preferred (quar.).
Dover Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)
6- 3
6- 3
6- 3
1%
50c
15c
preferred (quar.)_
6%%
Continental Copper &
-
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-15
17%c
Common
Name of Company 1
Payable of Reo.
6-15
5-20
7- 1
6-15..:
Share
45c
Name of Company
Continental Can Co.,
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
■
7-25
•
7-1
6- 4
Continued on page
48
Volume 191
Number 5959
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
'
40
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Sep
47 >/4 May
1
59% Feb
18% Mar 26
Sep
24
98 '/4 Mar
7
114% Jun
16
23% May 31
40% Jun
23
i
Abacus
C
10
1
Aug
23% Jan
2
26
,42% Aprs 19
65% Jun
7
Apr
•57
'
4
Jan
8
52% Mar 10
134
46 y4 Nov 23
12%-Nov
Mar
41 Vb May
12% Jun
17
2
3
52
6
Jan
convertible
ABC
Vending Corp
32% Jan
6
Acme
28 V8 Jan
4
Adams
32% Jun
10
63
29% May 11
Sep 21
Apr 20
94
16% May 11
Jun
1
23% Jan
Steel
4
Admiral
23% Jan
2
17% Dec
290
'
38% Dec
3
Sep
Oct
29
30% May
1
22 y8 Nov 23
15
91% Mar 10
■,
22
328
40% Mar
5
66% Mar
Apr
14
1
20% Feb
85
8
Air
4
Air
Apr 22
3% Feb
9
35
Jan
167/8 Nov
17
22% Apr
4% Jan
8
23% Jan
2
77 Va Jun
12
89
Dec
57
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
18
38% Feb
79
30
"...
;
17
82% Jun
8% May li
18
30% May 11
4
v.
59 /■
Dec
A
45
22
22
5
8% Oct
14% Feb
4
52% Jan
61% Jun
5
11
Dec
26% Feb
21
11,
83% Mar 17
17
38% Sep
; Jan
29
32% Sep
,8
1271/4 Sep
391/8 Feb
104
•
47
Feb
27
May 1
77% May 11
',
5
■
4
>
May 27-
22% Jan
8
1
conv
Gas
Inc
*
6%.
1;
39% July 15
Allied
Chemical Corp
Allied
Kid
6
Allied
Mills__
Allied
Products
Allied
Laboratories Inc
16%
17%
17%
33 /
16%
33%
32
161/4
16%
ZZZZl
ZZioc
1
58 % Jan
4
79
40
13
Allied
Mar 25
Stores
Corp
28
13
35 % Jan
4
Portlands Cement
Aluminium Limited
4
Aluminum Co of America
Jan
4.08%
Mfg
33
Mar 18
42
47
Feb
29
10
Amerace
78 'A Jan
6
Amerada
Petroleum
26% May 19
31% Jan
21
27% Dec
1061/4 Feb
22
23% Nov
117% Nov
35% Apr
18
33% Apr
160% Apr
26
25% Jan
44% Jan
18
44% Jan
4
39% May
18% May
3
50% Sep '
7
46% Dec
2
22
2
18
61 % Jan
451/2 Jan
2
58
Aug-
40% Jun ;
3
20% Jan
2
33% Nov 20
19
7
20% Feb
Jan;
7%. Feb
6
American
4
Jan
51% Jan
1
25% Mar
4
19
Jan
preferred
Co
Bank Note
5% preferred
14% Mar 18
a7/8 May 11
13% Jan
4
American Cable & Radio
50% Jan v 2
37% May 12
43% Jan
4
American
407/b Mar
.2
473/4 Jan
613/4 Aug
44% Mar 17
20% Dec
•.-37%' Deo
24
84
Jan
*44
-
17
38% Feb
-9
45% Oct 2.62
.■25.'; Jan
36% Nov
9
,
25%; Oct 30
v
8 3/8
31
Nov
Feb
-
12
American Chain
&
10
American
Co.
11
36% May 12
82
v
Jun
20
4
25
12
15% Dec 23
-
7% Jun
45% Oct
9
763/4 Dec
105
30
41
52% Nov
17
76 % Jan
17
1
Dec
18
14
553% Mar 23
53%
Juiy
54%
Mar~~3
1
13
Sep 22
137
Dec
31
18 3/0 Apr
152
22
21
Mar 17
865/8 Jan
Apr 18
43 %
'*
15
American
May 31
31 % Jun
2
138% Jan
7
41
May
Mar
7
92
Nov
23
67% Mar
8
56% Feb
27
42
3
133
148 Va Mar 20
30
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Dec
29
117 V* Oct
5
54
63% Mar
29
1333/4 Jan
9
54
Jun
12
117
34 Va Dec
30
125
26 y4 Mar 26
Mar
Feb
Mar
13
9
8
72%
Dec~22
105
26% Dec 28
.
Jan
433/8 Mar
35% Feb
21
1
2
67% Mar
4
25
18
13% Jan
26
183/a May 18
75 Va Sep
22
89
Apr
10
27% Jun
27 Ya Dec
20% Jun
17
Jun
Sep™22*
37
129%
16
Jan
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55% July 29
17^3^ Dec 17
13% Mar 12
24 Ya Nov
4
29% Aug
27% May
14 5/3 Jan
2
19% Oct
25 y4 Nov
23
5iy8Nov
26
63
Dec
117
Jan
Mar 21
33% Jan
5
American
10
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4
141
Apr
4
603/4 May 26
122% Apr 14
34
Jan
4
38% Jan
20
82 y2 Feb
3
23
4
4
32% May 11
4
15% Jan
Chem
15
Mar
8
18% May 17
Jan
7
67
28
Jun
&
Viscose
Tel
Preferred
5%%
533/4 Jun
68% Jan
15
54 y« Jan
U
Anaconda
33
47
35% Apr
19
42% Jun
9
86
Dec
17
July 28
'95% Apr
9
65
Jan
12
88
Jan
21
41 Va Aug
6
36
Feb
17
40% Jan
8
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34
:
Mar
4
28% Oct 20
For
365/a Jan J A
footnotes,
see page
30% Mar
26.
3
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33
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15
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42
27,100
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57
58
par
67%
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38%
39
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303/4*
31
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29
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122
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30
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32
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311/8
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26
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28
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28
28
27%
28
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20
1,100
26,600
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17
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64
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4
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100
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Hocking Glass Corp—
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18%
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25
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Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
59
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24
25
com__
series
Anderson Clayton & Co
139
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69
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51%
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141
31 y8
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100
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13%
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-
140
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39%
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200
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Amphenol-Borg Electronics
Anchor
3
19,800
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25
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1
7%
64%
1
2
;
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.
3,100
7%
64%
Ampex
17
Feb
491/4
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1.
40 -' Jun
33
184 %
50
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64
1
2
33
186
2,800
35
24%'
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7%
36,900
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14%
17%
46 3/4 Jun
7%
56%
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35
24%
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34%
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8
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35
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1
747/s Mar 17
56%
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300
20 3,4
25
603/4 Mar 18
46%
21%
52
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American Zinc Lead &
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AMP inc endorsed shares
23
58% Sep 2250% Dec
1
30 ya Sep
91
50
56%
22
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24%
1
Water Works Co
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30% Apr
333/8 Feb
42% Mar
103
23,700
;
19%
6% preferred
26% Jan
Feb
14
17%
143/a
18%
v
49%
57%
49 y4
?
23%
com
American Tobacco common
26
25
333/8
183
70
57%
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83%
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1
221/4.
19
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100
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1
25%
Sumatra Tobacco
15
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61
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19
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600
9,600
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com
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82
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v
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8
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l
14
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10
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American Stores
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47
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Molasses Co_
19
7
2
100
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60
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22%
21%
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37
20%
104
41%
21%
21%
American Smelt & Refg com_No
par
1% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
20% Apr
27% Feb
37
46%
-
53%
21%
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•
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-
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53
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18
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36
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6
57 3^ Jun
105
463/4
29% Jan
Apr
3,300
72%
7% preferred
Jun
31% Feb
21
American
27%
20%
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Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
54% Jan
124
9
51% May 19
117
145
3
27%
73
Optical
1C
273/4 Mar 15
12
Apr
79% Jan
16% Feb
25,200
28
47
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
Amer
1,100
62%
28
82
4%% preferred
American
40%
61%
46%
American
15
39%
63%
*80%
1
JO
43% Jan
40%
63%
100
News
72 % Jun
*39%
64%
Machine & Metals-No par
Metal Climax Inc com
1
American
60% Jun
100
*51%
40%
633%
/ 72%
9
11
V Jun
American
18
29% Apr 18
14
18
1
American
15% Jan
65 %
;
53%
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19
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64%
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1
1
89%
40»/2
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American
Apr
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Investment Co of HI
American Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
26
13
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prior preferred
91% Apr
28% Jan
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4iyaSep
9
5%%
Co
87,900
40%
r
37
3,700
32%
64
'43%
183
33%
32%
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21%
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33%
323/4
53%
v
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33
1
2
2
;• 34%
88%
-
12.50
i:
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American
27% Jan
14
52 % Mar 31
Dec
Ice
American
83% May 10
58% Jan
6
Corp
American
3
43 % Apr
38%
American Hardware
■
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41%
8
>
89
*36%
24%
39,100
•
36
41%
'
230
303/4
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105
34 -'
771/4
110
88%
20 s/8
21
77
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49
7%
533/4
36
27%
83
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31%
110
32%
19%
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77%
;
34
321/2
28 %'•'
55%
5
American Home Products
/American Hospital Supply
8
1
Corp
30%
'
53%
77%
34%
58% "59%
18%
18%
par
6
74% Jun
10
88%
'
53 »/4
7%
;
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19%
20
Co
771/4
303/4
27%
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34
,
110
19%
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16
53%
34
7%
63%
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16
52%
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-
40%':
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10
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
I 40c
American & -Foreign Fower__No
19% Jan
14.
44% Feb
20% Jun
American Enka
'88%
16
33%
53%
31%
2,200
46,300
54%
7%
'34
323/4
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55%
j
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4
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10
17%
54
-
53%
53%
77%
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99
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60,100
26,000
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34
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10%
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55%
52%
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10
17%
54%
533/4
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30
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109
33%
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28
37%
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Co
\
773%
29%
18
16
.
'
99
55%;
153/4
61%
9%
;
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American Electric Power
16% Jan
4
18% Jun 10
'14
May 2
22% Feb 17
e
18
Cable
American Cyanamid
102% May
4.
22
Nov~~4
Jaq
11
,
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88%
19
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Barge Line Co_____3
American Crystal Sugar com_.__^lO
4%% prior preferred
100
'
26
38% Jan
38%
2
22
16
8
50% May 13
24% Jan 18
73% Apr
8
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1883/4 May 31
323/4 Jan
Sep 21
9% Jan
2
49% Jan
7;
31% Mar 15
15
Jan
94
10
9
17% Feb
2
Jan
4
15
Jan
98
30
133/4 Jun
16% Jun
Jun
33% Jan
42
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9
133/4 Jun
9
25
- May 19
593A Apr 30
34% Jan 16
.
56
•
84
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
24 Va Dec
• Feb
6
293/4 May 11
142% Feb
Z May 27-
20 3% Jan '
29
Dec
52
23
Mar 30
573/4 Jun
May 13
32% May
July 27
18% July
3
1V/4 Dec
93
89
59% Jan
20% May 12
V 36% Mar
14% Jan
41%. Feb
8
47% Mar 8
43
: Jan 25;.
46% Jan 21
Chicle
54%
33%
36%
Amer Commer
Feb-
193
25
62% Jun
May 25
17%
-
.-.16%
32%
42%
12.50
preferred
24% Jan
38.% July 21
1
9
7%
18
May,28
.
513/4 Jan
9
46 % Mar 22
343% Apr, 15
18% Jan 22
27
Mar 13
122
45
1
38% Mar
44
553/a May 18
'46... July 27
.
6
Jun
common
7
28
106
Sep - 2
,65% July 28
50
• Apr
17
15
-46%/ Sep
253/4
353/4 Jan
Co
*96%
55%.-.
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109
59
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553/4 Apr
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29
2
Can
99
7%
20%
20
13
*96%
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American Broadcasting-Paramount
; Theatres
Inc common
1',
6
35%
42
53%
41%
100
35%
7%
*98
10
50
Bosch Arma Corp
2
American Brake Shoe Co
—Nopar
40% Nov 13
35% Sep 17
,
100
No par
common
5,100
12.20Q
82%
41%
18%
-
6% preferred
373/4 May 31
6«
Jan
1
17%
49%
10%
17%
V
3,800
17%
42%
973/4
1
26,200
■!
48%
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'37%
27%
American
7
19
11
convertible
American Bakeries
4
30
3%%
common
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'
49%
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10%
523/4
40%
17%
V
82%
_
5%
27%
41%
7%
53%
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49
v
;
35%
53%
78%
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51/a
27%
10%
17%
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36
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5%
27%
43
53%
87%
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Corp
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14,000
1
37%
34 %
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1
18
82%
4,000
781/4
300
93/4
53%
;
76%
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35%
33%
32 %
77%
300
17,600
10,100
16%
142%
•;
33 %
17%
32%
.
16%
27%
'
15,000
'
16%
32
•
42 3/4
53%
50
preferred
American Airlines
'
6
convertible
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
27
36% Apr
l
581% Apr 27
6%
4
106% Jan
42% Jan
a Jan
17% Apr
98
May 23
40% May 26
321% Oct
58
9
9
64% May 29
10
23% Sep
.5
30
7
10%
80%
5%
50%
.
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97%
33%
52
80
35% ; 36%
52%
-
171/4
50
82 Va
1
Corp
58 Va May 17
56% July 17
-
17%
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■*77%
82%
76%
*284
*
27%
16%
28%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
39% Jun
53% May 25
50% Mar 15
27%
50%
Co—
Mar 31
27%
83
41
7%
.
5%
*81
36
*104%
No par
300
5%
53%
.10
;
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»
33%
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__
76%
5%
16'
100
common
convertible preferred
Alpha
76
;
4,000
20,000
*
16%
17%
5,300
31% '32%
17%
300
9%
*■
32%
52%
-
32%
16 Vb
17%
•
29%
!
17
17%
■
25%
25%
32
•
131/4
25%
16%
781/8
17%
13
25%
25%
33%
99 V
--
13%
26
25%
*
17
x49%
9%
5,600
17,800
16%
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5
_____100
Dec
1,0
9%
30,600
33
51%
34%
No par
common
28
Allis-Ch aimers
17
36%
45%
80%
27%
.
100
36
16%
83
..-39%-
9
*
;
50
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No par
4% preferred
52
12
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a
lo
■"■■■
27%
114%
25%
5%
'
Jan
Jan
27%
12,600
114%
45 Vb
17%
*285
5%
700
65%
45 %
33%
■.
76%
300
4%
1
.
77%
*285
._Zl
ZZ_5
___
36% Apr
108
77
2
No par
132 V Jan
8
"
100
;
.
1
Mar
i'
ZZZZlOO
;
28
83
1
No par
Corp
51
Feb
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
-
84
•
Amalgamated Leather
.
81%
•_
39
.
29%
.,
Co
33% Jan \ 5
»
29%
84
1
301/2 May 12
29% Apr 25
115% July 24
■
79%
.
28% Jun
,
30
85
.Z
102% Apr
1
25
28%
80%
42%
64%
116
12%
25%
<
*41%
35% .36%
26
25%
preferred
4
5
Jan
25%
25%
common
4
58% Feb
49% Jun
s
25%
24%
Industries Inc
11% Jan
..75
25%
Shares
>
45%
.
291%
L
_
convertible
'
12%
25V4
~Sj2
Jan
5
45%
241%
common.
39% Jan
1
43%
12 ya
*•'
65%
•111
37
the Week
June 10
42
64%
•
116
35%
24%
L_
Inc
48% Mar 14
May 31
•111
29%*
Corp
32
7% Jun
115
1
41
,
:
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp__^_Z 1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allen
65%
23%
pfd 1951 series
17% Jan
.
59
8
'
.
12%
*110
I
iq
Alleghany Corp
Jan
100
2
151/2 Jun
,
.
.
24
27.
Sep 21
36i% Dec
75
21% Mar 20
64 % Apr
44% Feb
44
12%
•-
l
No par
4%% preferred
"
46%
43
12%
____U
Products
Aldens
56% Jan
12
17% Jun
43%
Industries
Alco
'
-
J
Alabama
8
131/4 Jan
•\V 36% May 10
90% Jan
42%
.■■12%
t
8
Feb
60% Aug 31
102
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
.
10
17% Dec
8
15
Sep
54% Nov
7
Dec
4
15% Mar
15% Nov' 18
30
12% Feb
14
29% Jan
85
32% Jan 28
.
7% Jan
9
53% Dec
,
9% Jan 28
44% Jan
4
27 Vs Jun
30
37%
.115
41
64%
Sales for
Friday
June 9
ZZZZZZ.l
Co
Corp
Control Products
Reduction Inc common
4.50%
6 % Mar 19
•
30
34%
;_ZZ
Corp
'
23% Dec
65%
*40%
38%
ZZZIZ25
Aeroquip Corp
24
Jan
X65
65%
41
37
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
'
71
-'•631/4
*401/2
-
Thursday
June 8
>
j
Co
Express
Adams-Millis
41<
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
June 7
•
nil
j
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
23% May 11
*«40Vir
5
Tuesday r'
June 6
100
ACF Industries Inc__
4
16% Apr
17
common
preferred
i
.
i
___
Laboratories
4%
15
15% Jan
14
Monday
Tar
Fund
Abbott
23 % May 31
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
LOW AND
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
28
84% Apr
108% Oct 20
26
40
8
NEW YORK
Highest
,27% Dec
9
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
*87 Va
'
413/4
'
"■
:
'
'
42%
*87%
89-
'
41
42%
89
•87%
41%
2,300
89
'
•
37%
393/8
38%
381/4
381/4
■
39%
39
39%
<
38 y*
39%
5,800
39 ya
393/8
31,200
16
*. Range
18
28% Nov
27
7
64 % May
23
7
May
35% Feb
24% May 18
30% Jan
11
59 Va Apr
29
77% Jan
4
29% May 11
42% Feb
19
9
-
39
Jan
26
Jan
13
81
Apr
Armstrong
17%
Nov" 20
23% Oct
23%
Jufy
20% Jan
11
9
27% Jan
5
Arvin
18% May 31
23% Jan
4
Ashland Oil
37% Jan
5
Jun
2
105 Va Apr
4
5.25%
4
Associates
21% Mar
2
25% May 15
2
9
15 % May 11
16
28% Apr
15
Jail
19
44% Jun
31 % Feb
11
40% May 19
29% Jun
Feb
13
60% Dec 30 t
56% Jan
27
99
Sep 25
88% Jan
•
'
.
.
2 i
r-
:
i
26 %
26%
25%
25%
1,500
63%
64%
63 Va
63%
32,400
34%
35 %
22,200
26%
*26%
65
65%
64%
65 Va
35%
36%
34%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
1
44%
45%
45
46
45%
46%
46%
47 %
46%
47
No par
1
:
*79%
81%
42%
81
79%
79%
*79%
81
44
43
44 Va
42%
43%
16
16%
16 Va
*16%
Constable
16%
Industries
22 Va
22%
*22%
18%
19
42%
5
Corp
43
43
16
16%
*16
22%
22 %
18%
19
18%
19
30
30
30
:
22%
22%
23%
22%
'
;
*79 Va
81%
'
2.50
Inc
*79 %
x42%
16%
.'16
Refining common^_l
&
2nd preferred $1-50.series—No par.
18
10
Apr
67
'
9
63
12
*29%
/
18%
19
40% Mar
4
17
62Va May 25
39% Sep
16
53% Apr
17
31% May 19
74% Dec
31
5% Oct
28
15% Jun
16
68% Jan
27
15% Nov
24
3
26
11
96
July 29
24% Feb 16
74% Jan
4
4% Jun
9
15VaMay31
83 % May 10
13% May 24
21
May 13
86 Va Mar
8% Jan
16% Feb
21% Jun
9
27% Jan
13
23 Va Nov
20
28% Dec
7
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
30 Va Feb
9
42% July 24
13% Jan
6
18% Dec
17
7
24 Va Jan
26
65
103%
103%
66%
♦103
10
53%
54%
x54
22%
22%
9'%
9%
Co
66
•
'♦103
,
23
23%
35%
36- -/
86%
36
36 '
86%
I,
•
97 k
9%
,
'
52
52%
32%
337k
76%
77
98 % Apr
2
7% Jan
Jun
1
373/4 Jan
Babcock
12% Jun
2
17 Va Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4
28,500
66
66%
104 %
70
55
55%
3,700
23%
241/4
,i
36
23%
51,700
9%
36
*85
4,200
9%
11,900
35 Va
35%
97 k
9 »/2
<
88
88
*85
'
53 Va
54 Va
54V4
55
54%
33
3334
3374
34%
33%
34
771/4
77V4
77
*
33
10
54%
33'%
'
7,400
88
53 V4
52%
*76%
771/2
7,500
18,100
77%
610
4 %
4%
4%
47a
4%
43a
47 k
4%
4%
4 Va
2,700
♦15V4
157 a
15'/4
151/4
15'/a
15%
15 Va
15Va
*15%
153/3
500
92
9274
*91
92 '/a
1,300
*76 V2
■'.■771/2
.
1
4,000
19 Va
30%
103
55
237k
97 k'
*85
5
88
*85
22%
66%
36
35%
440
18%
54 Vt/
24
9V2
-
'
10
4,300
:
104%
*103
55
23%
55 %
'
V - 5%
36% Jun
15% Jan
66 V8
104%
54%
'
18,100
30 Va
*30 '31 *
-66%
104%
65%
65%
n
100
preferred
Investment
Mar 11
11% May 11
21
1
„
:
273/4 Jun
-
..
1st
*
Common
—.
_10
non^cumulative preferred—10
I. Atlantic City Electric Co com
4V3
4% preferred _—
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
*
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
100
Atlas Corp common.
1
•
5% preferred
20
Atlas Powder Co
___20
Austin Nichols common
No par
—
Conv prior pref ($1.20)_.__No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
1
27% Jan 5
9% Feb 2
36
Jun . 6
■ 88Va May 11
58% Feb 24
41% Jan 4
80
Mar 31
6% Jan
4
15% Feb 15
96 Va Jan 26
20% Jan
4
-24% Jan 11
May 11
Jan
7
Feb
1
Jan 15
'
5,000
*
30%
*30
«•
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
•
.
22
9%
■»,"•. 28%
■
79%
.
47% Feb
„
Jan
Common*
.v
8
4
" 33% Sep 11
92
Jan ; 6
i 10% Mar
Nov
Feb
51
: 32% July
29
28% Dec
80
100
107% Mar 31
24% Nov 17
9% Dec
27
26%
Associated. Dry Goods Corp—
Nov 10
69
34
*
■
1
44
Arnold
33%
25%
65%
Co common
Rubber Co
40% May 25
Shares
34%
5
10
$3.75 preferred
25
the Week
33%
5
Armstrong Cork
9
47 % Jun
75
7
86 % Apr
Sep 23
33%
34
33%
Co
Armour &
Friday
June 10
June 9
V
33%
34%
Corp
Steel Corp
Armco
June 8
*" 33%
—
25%
*
64'/a
No par
Oil
Argo
Thursday
Wednesday '
>
June 7
June (i
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
40 % Jan
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
32 Va May 13
11
40% Jan 26
80 ya July 29
37% Nov 24
49% Nov 25
49% Feb
38 Mi Nov
75
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Monday, June 13, 1960
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1959
.
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(2528)
;
:
90%
91%
92%
92 Va
*14
14%
*14%
14V2
*14%
14%
*20 Va
21%
-*20%
21%
♦20%
21%
31
32%
307k
32%
12%
13'/4
13.
137 k
91
91
v..
*14'/4
14%
*20%
V
14%
14%
400
21%
*20 Va
21%
32 Va
33
X31
32 Va
47,000
127 k
137 k
13
48,400
6
20,309
'
31%
33
12%
12%
;•
.
12%
B
*
4 3/4 Jun
8
31
Co
Baltimore Gas & Elec
Corp
5%
6
33 %
33%
34%
34%
35
34
353/a
21,700
13%
13%
13%
143a
14
14%
133/4
14'/a
36,300
263a
26
27
21 va
27%
x27
27%
10,200
93%
94%
*91%
94
83
*80%
83
26%
26
preferred series B
preferred series C
100
100
95
95
94%
94%
*9334
9434
82 Va
82%
82 Va
82%
*82 Va
83
100
31%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
34%
34
34 Va
333/4
34%
18,300
preferred__100
57%
57%
58
58%
58%
59%
59
59%
59%
59%
1,800
29
29'
*28%
23
23
101% Feb
5
90% Jan
18
79
Dec
11
89% Jun
8
80
Jan
8
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
29% May 11
43% Jan
14
56% Dec
28
66
Jan
56
62 "Va Feb
11
30
Apr
27
63
Jan
6
Barber Oil Corp
25% Jan
8
Basic
20
85
May 17
4 V2 %
a%
May 10
Baltimore & Ohio common
4%, noncumulative
v
Dec
28
40
Jan
Oct
12
64% Jan
27
Nov
49% Sep
29
Jun
1
20% May 27
30% May 11
23
Jan
49
6
44
Bangor & Aroostook RR
54% Jan
10
Jan
7
543/4 Jan
14
Jan
7
23
66% Feb
27
39% May
3
Feb
9
43% Dec
24
34 % Mar
8
2
51% Oct
21
36% Mar
9
178
Jan
23
204
Dec
11
80
Dec
16
100% Mar 26
90% Feb
3
19% Sep
22
July 29
6
173/4 Apr
29
253/8 Jun
9
13
91% Jun
2
Beckman
,,,78
Apr
21
56 3/4 Feb
17
29Va
52
52%
21 Va
21 Va
447i
45%
10
Beaunit Mills Inc
.62% Jan
*28
1
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bausch & Lomb Inc_^
6
54% Jun
1
10
Products Corp
28% Jan
____10
49%
45
Mar 21
37
183
Mar
206
3
Bayuk
Cigars
Inc—
*36%
37%
Beatrice Foods
35/s%
conv
12.50
Co common
Dec
84
2
35% Jan
22
133/4 Jan
9
Dec
11
42
9
32% Dec
,
Feb
65
18
5
Apr
Nov
2
Dec
14
Shoe
43a%
(A S)
18
Beech
9
12
Creek
Beech-Nut Life Savers
26
Bell
Bell
&
Jun
1% Dec
21
36 Va Jan
6
32% Sep
Howell Co
22
3
28 Va May 19
Jan
7
49% May 31
Jun
10
32% Jun
7
45
1
1
43% May 28
35% Sep
25
6
31
July
42% Dec
6
-
1
100
-V
29
.21% Jan
35
2
20% Sep
•
37% Feb
9
Jan
May
.48% Dec
24
81 % Apr
24
11% Nov
17
46%
47%
46%
233
*225
47
241
94
92%
92
24 %
23%
25
89
87%
88%
%
46%
80 %
"
463/4
2,100
54%
36,300
400
47 Va
5,300
*225
82
81
-
82
*80 Va
70%
34 %
35
35
35%
*36
14%
14%
14%
15
13%
13 %
15
10
5
,
13%
13%
54 Va
13%
55%
*91
92
54%
92
-
69%
267 a
49
Dec
28
85
Jan
'*
29% Jun
22
28% Nov
Oct
•
12
16
76
48
38% Feb
■
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
63% Jan
8
17
56% Jun
104
Mar 16
4.
6
11
12
4
9
29
75 % May 26
t
4
71% Jun
7
46% Feb 26
'
34 Va May
5
44% Nov
28% Jan
6
33% Mar 16
31V* Mar
4
35% Apr
12
21
4
35% May 28
16 '
2
24 V* Jan
4
16% May 26
2
19% Jan
8
31% July 10
82 Va Nov
27
Dec
14
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
15% Oct
22
24% Jun
.2
80
.
2 26%
18
13% Sep
23
14% Jan
2
2
80% Apr
11
MarlO
13
28% Oct
21
24% Jan
5
24
2
5% July 10
30
Mar 30
26
19
Dec
4
79
Oct
23
41% Nov 30
67
May
35% Feb
17% Oct
.
4
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
Jun
6
Jun
2
27% Jan
85
Jan
34
J'an
May 10
17% Jan
4
Jan
21
78% May 6
20% May 27
5
82
Jan
40% Jun
20% May 26
-
26% Feb
8% Jun
2
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
27% Jan
13
4% Jun
1
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
20
55% Dec
51
Apr 22
'44% Jun
1
36% Sep
22
24% Dec
30
32% Mar
57% Dec
11
69
May 24
9% May 13
28
22% Aug 14
89 1 Feb 11--
16
Jan
66%
27.,
28
48%
48%
500
1%
33,000
337a
1,600
2
2
4
7
60% Jun
Mar
9
Feb
43% Mar 14
32% Mar 22
■
85
10
7
Apr 28
Apr 29
38% Jan
4
18-
49
3
24
Mar
8
27% Apr
July 28
55
May 26
60% Jan
6
-
-;
V
•
Cannon Mills Co
24%
20%
19
191/4
\
25
20%
20%
19 Va
19%
41%
40'/4
40%
24%
24%
24%
1,700
17%
16%
17%
11,900
27 Va
>
44
1674
-
25%
,
40
*
24%
16%
28
:
15,200
74%
4074
24%
27
V
1,400
17%
43
-
: '
16%'
25%
20
24%
16%
271/4-
11,700
77,000
2874
26%-
27%
48,000
7,800
7,100
26
26
26 '/a
1,900
2074 *
20%-
20 Va
2,600
19%
19 Va
19Va
49Va
49%
38
38%
,
48 Va
.49
48%
49%
38%
39
38
3874
.
43
191/4'
25%
20 V,
V
x42%
'
-
1,900
17,600
,
15,300
-
*78%
79 Va
78%
7874
78%
78%
*78%
80
390
21%
20%
207'8
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20
61 Va
61
3,700
61%
61%
6174
61 «/4
61%
61 Va
61%
4,700
8%
14%
8%
14%
9%
31%
:,*8%
9
15%
974
9
16
1674
*16
10
10
10Va
10
*42%
54%
*78%
-
15 Va
9%
••
17%
«■
.
..
9'/4
8%
16%
IOV4
31%
31%
*42%
43Va
*42%
43%
9%
9%
91'a
91/4
'57%
91/4
9%
,
59%
597'a
6IV2
55 %'
61%
'55%
56
56%
*78%
79%
27
55%
79%
74%
27
11104%
75
71
71%
61
56%
•.
79'/4
26%
26%
26%
27Va
1051/a
*104%
75%
68 Va
701/4
10
600
.
68,400
381/4
38V4
38 Va
39V4
38%
39%
31%
32
38'%
31%
38%
16%
31%
16%
31%
31%
31%
1,400
16%
16%
16 Va
17%
17%
18%
24,900
18%
187a
19
1874
19%
82 Va
18%
1974
83
83
23Va
*80i/4
28%
82%
287a
28 Va
13 Va
13Va
29%
131/4
29%
123/4
131/4
12%
13%
15%
16
19%
19%
Va
15%
18%
197s
76
151%
19'%
1574
1974
19%
19%
76
751/4
751/4
*751/4
76
671/2
67%
*65
*791/4
80
39%
22
9Va
1574
V
*65
80
21 %
15%
'
♦75V4
67%
38%
*65
80
38%
x21%
9%
/
.
80
'
80
19
12%
13 >/a
15%
19%
♦751/4
76
67%
*65
♦791/4
81
-
■-
4,600
6,600
61,200
240
"50
39%
38%
391/4
22
37%
39
22%
37%
38%
42,000
22%
22 V8
221/4
22V4
22%
2,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
900
9%
974
9%
9%
•
117'8
5874
llVa
11%
lll/4
11%
57%
59V4
11 Va
56%
11%
58%
21%
58
227k
59
22%
83
83
83
22%
83
*82
22%
85
22%
X21%
*46%
48
♦82
*46%'
84
x82
48
*37
38
*46%
48
*37%
39%
*38%
38%
47k
^
67%
81
200
1,100
15%
19%
'
30
22 %
32V4
X20%
29,100
19%
82%
29%
32l/a
4%
21'
2,500
•
*81%
32V4
474
20%
11%
58%
21%
32%
4%
21
%
32%
4%
20%.
32%
.
32%
321/4
32%
4,600
5%
57's
4%
5%
13,100
207-4
5%
21
22 Va
21%
22V4
11,100
32%
*46 Va
*37
25%
*
5,000
:
*31 Va
751/4
-
100
80
16%
12%
100
900
14,900
.
75%
70%
67%
200
3,300
,
105 %
75Vi
*75
71%
*79
*8074
80
_
4,900
"
„
9 Va
31%
80
*65
43
79'/4
757a
70V8
♦42
*104%
■
1051/a
*75
5
551/4
79
26%
105V4
-
56%
*78%
27
105 V,
71%
38%
10,100
62
61
32
'2,100
32
31%
42 Va
311/4.
1,700
-
:
10
31%
9 Va
28%
15
16%
9%
.
*27 V2
80
9Va
15 Va
/
54%
58%
27%'
105%
-*74% • 74%
"
,
42%"
■
27
70
38
9
V,
31
43%
9%
*104%
:__1.80
.1.66%
No par
!
25
No par
42
171/a
*73
49%
47%
142
78%
16%
No par
43
411/4
38%
.V- - *
"-31%
Canada Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd—
Canadian Pacific Ry
42%
42 ■"*
.
48%
S%
57%
Co
Canadian
74
38-
5
Co
1774
74
48 V4
—No par
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
16
38 Va
9%
' OOV4
-
22% Jun
80
6
491/4
47'/4
141'/4
5,800
78%
„
5
48 %
1411/41 141V4
.
16
25%
>
32%
49%
47»/4
,<
74
16%
48%
497 a
491/4
141
•
33%
1
17,400
60%
____100
Campbell Soup
Mar
26
Forge
24V4
-
V
50
48%
l'/a
*32%
33
Va
15%
257a
..
1V4
1
6774
21
.1
1
14,700
48,700
92
27%
*72%".
:
38
25
California Packing Corp
—_..5
Callahan Mining Corp
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
19
<
19%
6
26% Jan 18
15va Mar 11
34'/4May
7% Jan
45
.
20%
5
No par
1
Bullard Co
10
Bulova Watch Co Inc.,
5
Burlington Industries Inc com
1
4% preferred
100
3%% preferred
100
4 % % second pref ,_i
100
Burroughs Corp,!
,
5
Bush Terminal Co
1
Byers Co (A M)_
3.33%
Buffalo
24
Jan
4
76% May 13
66% Mar 10
5
.
14%
563/a
*91
69%
68
42%,
40%
V
26
19
No par
15
13%
55%
92 Va
491/4
141
16
74
42
40
20 Va
100
...
15%
*72%
42
25%
Brooklyn Union Gas common,
10
5.50% preferred series A_____100
Brdwn Shoe Co Inc
15
Brunswick Corp
B T L Corp,. 'j.
16%
731
26%
Budd Co common
$5 preferred,,
18% Jan 13
4
•
15%
73
24Va-.
;
57
1,300
2674
471,8
49V4
16%
Inc
Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
6
29
66
5
.
4
18
18 Vs Apr
73% Jan
20% Apr
10
18
Jun
14Va Apr
8
26V»July28
68% Jan
35% Jan
Stores
3%% preferred
105% Apr 26
Jan
66
Food
471/4
141%
-
13%
55 Va
17,800
♦4874-
•32%
47%
-
16
69
331/4
140%
15%
<
37Va
16;
49
1 Va
47%
41 %
38%
5
37 "
15 Va
*91
70
*
27
1 Va
46%
47
25%
^
•
68%
1 Va
.
141%
—7.50—48%
.
37'
26%
32%
„
45%
.
42% Jan
.
■-
Co_^_-—
Edison
1%
33%
"46V4
'
7,900
%
38 :*
13%
92
-49
.141%
Boston & Maine RR—
Common — —
—
No par
5%-preferred
100 Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
.
4%% convertible preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
j;
3 Bristol-Myers Co common
J
_
Jan 18
18
Jan
Jan
76% Jan
4,,,. ,/ 80
Mar 30.
25
Mar 22 "
28% Jan
5
;
4
47% Nov
7
52% Feb
;
12
6
1
11%
20%
13'/8
41 Vs
.
9% May 10
-
21
Dec
Borman
Boston
4
33
.
24%
3%% preferred,
21% May 31
1 Va
1.25
140
72%
/ X36
'•
X49
___1
.
15 Va
55%
*91
x68%
& Brass Corp____5
Borg-Warner Corp common
62% Apr
42% Jun
>
,
Borden
79% Mar 30
Jan
59% Feb
29
26
26
Aluminum
81%
713/4
37 Va
X26%
"
16,800
73 Va
36
49
"■
84,900
88
*80%
70%
36 Va
69%
""/
82
>
27%
" 'r
"lO
25V4
86%
89%
Va*
87
36%:
68%
8
93 Va
233/4
253/a
~
*
71
70
240
*90%
93 Va
23 Va
700
36%
x46%
240
*92
100
1,600
X52 %
47 Va
*225
29%
36 Va
38
5
6
28
78
37
693/4
—1
Co_—
9
9Va Apr
66% July 20
35 Va Oct
Bohn
Laughlin Inc
48 % Jan
-
29
28
8
67% Jan
(E W)
Boeing Airplane Co—
49% Jun
1
25
8% Apr
-8
9
&
Bliss
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
13% Apr
12% Sep
10
*28
53 Va
37
92
54
10
;
Bond Stores Inc,..
*
Oct
Bliss
6
*
48
6
4
6
10
19% Jun
.
44% May 25
13
.
11
6
53% Jun
46% Jun
51%
151/4
2.50
Co
24% Feb
5
20
Jan
46%
52
37
49
___100
___50c
28 % Jan
77
Mar 17
8% May 12
18
47
46%
51
37
26%
5
common
22 Va Feb
40% Feb
17% Mar 13
6
Inc
1
.
28% Nov
46%
36%
5
100 1
3
15VsJan
29
Nov
7,
■
v
40c
common
pfd series of 1951
Decker Mfg Co
20% Jan
29% Jan
^
27% Jan
7% Nov 24
14 Va Dec
&
;
.
(Del)
—
32% Jan
8
Mar 28
36% Apr
.
66
Steel
Blaw-Knox
-53
2
Co
Gypsum
17% May 11
-
13
'
1
24% May
7
76% Jan
•
1 peso
Inc
Inc—
preferred
4 % %
Black
49% Mar 25
Jan
4
29
15% Mar
23
•
"
62
21%
34%
*91
50
Bigelow-Sanford
8
25
Sep
1%
3
1
24% Sep
82
common
19% Apr
24% Apr
8
Sep~30
Bethlehem
Feb
May 14
22
76
Bestwall
82
35
Co
4
21% Feb
36
&
8
1
22% May 27
Jan
•8%
Best
Jun
8
'
9
5
July
13
145% Mar 25
*
22
46% Jan
Nov
53
21%
51%
._1
.
Finance Co
Benguet Consolidated
4
71% Jan
1
18
30% Jan
25
% Jan
: 13% Jun
2
11
56% July 15
24 va Mar 31
33 Va Sep
51%
213/a
*36%
38
34%
151/4
1334
52%
•
No par
common
5% preferred
57 % Jan
8
43% Apr
138% Jan
83
10
36% Jan
1
50
33% Feb
6
11
19% Dec
5
12
40 V* Jan
71%
1
.
Corp
Beneficial
38 Va Jan
Feb
5 9 Va July
155
23
Nov
Bendlx
4
74 % Jan
6
22% Feb
1
Apr
41% Apr
49 % May 11
44
503/4
21%
37%
;v
80%
70%
*36%
10
Corp
4Vt% preferred
90% Mar 21
*79%
1
50
Aircraft Corp
9
57
19
25
__100
.
16% Feb
May 11
Mar 23
2
33% Jan
29%
*50
*
52
16
*28 Va
50 Va
21%
23%
89%
pfd
Belding-Heminway
57% May
28VaMar
10
29 % Oct
*
29%
46 Va
-
36%
24
RR
20% Mar 29
8
893/4 Feb
May 14
3
89
Sep 22
10
22% Sep
15% Nov
50%
94
86%
.
Jan
*92
20%
Beech Aircraft Corp_^__
37 % Jun
14% Jun
5
May
95
Beck
8
14
"
12% Jan
45%
<"
45%
1
'
70
130
50%
21%
*223
228
100
Inc
Jun
10
37 5/8 Jan
Sep
330
*21%
51
21%,
46
*218
__2.50
Instruments
79% Apr
32% Mar 31
15
24% May 11
-
82
,
42 % Apr
'36% Jun
2
18 V8 Dec
81
,
10
433/4 Jan
13
137
*81 Va
'
30
743/4 May
7<
28% Jan
«1
44%
prior preferred____100 %
4%% preferred
94 % May 18
x50%
52%
No par
.
*
.45% Dec
1
'
25
25
78
5%
26
Dec
36% Jan
6
No par
24% Nov
*
5%
X32%
13%
5
com
89
27
5%
32%
12%
"
27% Dec
23
5Va
31%
1
Wilcox
&
5%
9
13
Babbitt (B T) Inc
48
38
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
*55
55%
55 Vt
55%
25%
55%
55%
m
11 Va
.
111/4
10,100
58%
60%
14,700
22
11,800
82
110
*46%
'48
*38 Va
39Va
26 Va
25%
25%
56
55%
56
■
j
*
j.J
12,100
700
Volume 191
Number 5959
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2529)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevloni
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
12% Nov 20
NEW YORK
Highest
31
85
Dec
8
'
7% Apr
19
13% Jan
4
Capital
41 % Apr
25
49% Jan
4
Carborundum
52% Feb
10
33% Dec
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
26 % May 27
35% Feb
25
19% Jun
37% Feb
25% Jun
2
12
95
Apr
4
1
41
% Jun
9
Carolina
4
Carpenter
16
102% Jan
5
9
88% Jan
33% Sep
23
41 % Jan
19
35
Feb
45% Nov
-
25
62
16
39
May 25
Oct
58% Jan
Airlines
Carey
34% Nov
17
48% Jan
19
29% Jun
2
1
46% Jan
27
40% Feb
9
42 % Jun
9
31% Jan
16
29% Feb
23
89% Dec
7
26% Apr
1
58% Mar 11
78% Jan
4
Carter
Case
18
Sep
22
26% Feb " 2
Dec
29
115%Mar 16
6
Jan
12
7 % Apr
30
Nov
16
36 % Aug
22
12
89% Nov 10
98 % Jan
12
88
10% May 19
25
Sep
22
125% May 13
76% Sep
22
32
8
9
75 % Apr
29
83% Jan
44% Mar 20
26% Jun
10
35 Vo Jan
Jan
11
15
Apr*
3
Nov
23
22
Mar 23
5
30
17
55
17% Mar
17
Jan
Aug 20
54'/a Jan
80
Aug 14
76
22
18% Sep 21
30% Jun 24
Apr
193/8 Mar
__
38
20
% Mar 23
4
213/s May 13
Jan
22
5
57
8
783A May 12
323A Jan
20
28
99 % Feb
27
88% Jan
46% May 11
42 3A Jan
4
22
Dec
11
31
31
32% DeC
31
~8% Dec"22
28% Jan
16
July 27
8% Jan
15 % Mar 11
12
50% Mar
93
May
52 Va Jun
7
Jan
50
39 %
40
39%
40
39%
40%
40
41 'A
40%
40%
11,800
46
46
45
46%
45%
45%
45%
45%
6,000
10
44%
30%
50
*40%,
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
27%
27%
*27%
,28%
*27%
28 %
*27%
70
74%
72 %
74 %
72%
74%
12%
11%
12%
102%
102%
__1
7
*
Co
South
27%
*89
18
Chadbourn
70% Jan
11
Chain
Co
Belt
24%
,
~
29
29%
30%
18%
18 Va
18%
r 223/4
23
22%
22 %
22%
21
23%
23%
55%
80
No par
*54
72%
8,200
12 %
11%
12%
20,600
102 >/8
102%
104
6
28
r
76
29
*18
4,700
28%
38,800
89
*116
75%
183/a
89
24%
25%
117
150
6
27%
89%
24%
31%
6
28%
•89
22%
30%
71 %
*116
75%
*18
300
73%
5%
117
*75%
230
27 %
28
25%
76
9,500
.<
27'A
*102
89%
75%
117
30%
41%, 41%,
,
28
11%
6
76%
20%
300
24%
28,900
117
50
75%
1,500
26%
*
183/a
75%
27%
11,100
18 Va
18%
213A
22
21%
213A
1,700
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
22,000
•53%
55%
55%
*76%
100
"
55%
*533/4
*53%
55%
55%
77%
*76%
80
76'A
70 %
*76 %
203/4
20%
20%
20%
203A
20%
20 3A
20%
36
36%
36 Va
36%
36
36%
36
36 Va
36
91%
91%
x91 'A
91%
90%
90%
52
52%
52 3A
51
52 3A
26%
26'A
263/4
26
26%
38%
39'A
22%
23%
*7%
8%
*7%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,300
19,200
100
Service—-10
50
52
*25%
,
2.50
37%
39%
38%
39
No par
_9.50
22 Va
22%
22 Va
23
*7%
83/a
*7%
8%
No par
9'A
9%
*9%
9%
Corp
Co
,
-
'
*90
100
80
300
20%
4,700
36
2,800
913/a
91%
230
51
503A
503/4
3,200
263A
27
26%
27
1,700
39 Va
40
39%
22 Va
v
91%
50%
•.
22 3A
22
41%
22%
8
*8%
12,600
3,500
9
5
Co
31 3/8
33
32%
34.
33%
343/a
33%
34%
12 Va
11%
12 Va
11%
12%
12
12%
11%
12%
7,000
35
34
■/,,
353/4
34%
353A
34%
34%
33%
34 Va
34%
19,000
1
3 Va
3 Va
3Va
3 Va
3 Va
33/!,
3'A
33/a
3%
3%
10,400
—10
50 Va
53%
54%
56 Va
55%
55'%
1,300
30%
33%
91%
42
42%
42%
43%
43
17%
18%
18%
183/8
18
Inc
—
_
31%
11%
1
Corp
31
1
Corp_^
_
*89
24 %
30%
42%
,
72%
28%
117
20
J
Gotham
463A May 11
89%
23%
117
31%
42
.
20%
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
7
*89
28%
28%
*18
5
Sugar
403/a Apr
5 Va Jan
5%
28%
31
,
77%
N
12
Pasco
6
32
*115%
-20
—.—.—1
3% May 11
de
Certain Teed
.
*92%
100
West
Violetta
104
28%
24%
31%
32
11%
90
24
116%
——1
Century Industries Co—
Cerro
.46%
31%
28%
75 %
Co
Co
Soya
Central
•'
32%
6
__7
!
common.No par
6
July 27
92%
93
& Elec—No par
Lgt
13
79
92%
1
28% Feb
1
93
.—
Jan
Apr
•92%
-100
Sugar
13% Jan
52
93
common
42
9
93
x6
1
Jari
93
6%
6
~6%
*92%
:
11% Jun
May 29
18,100
common._No par
29% Jun
~4%
20%
*101
5
16"% Apr
20%
11%
27
343/s Sep 21
11% Sep 22
21 %
104%
of
.' Central
15
11
19%
preferred series A-100
RR
&
9
3,600
22%
11%
Public
Central
9% Mar
28%
103%
Illinois
Central
28% Feb
28%
100
preferred
Central
.
10
16 Va Jan
28%
12.50
Illinois
4Va%
"
41 Va Jun
2
28 %
*
Central Hudson Gas
6
6
73A May 31
28%
21
Foundry Co
Central
3,800
26%
of Georgia Ry com
preferred series B
.,5 %
/
10,500
26%
Central
'
.
45%
9%
5
Inc
preferred
Aguirre
28 Va May 23
May
4
29% Jan 26
21% May
3
38% May 13
27
10
Mar
44%
1
Central
Central
21% Mar 29
37% Sep
32% Dec
5%
8%
45
9
23
preferred
conv
8%
44%
.No par
preferred.
"•"[ Celotex Corp
/■'
8
8
88% Dec
20
4%%
9%
44%
22 %
—,
Tractor
2nd
9%
44%
26 %
Corp—.
preferred
7%
9%
44%
common;
Co
2nd
9%
43%
23 %
_______
15
19
25% Jan
24% Jun
20
27
I)
Shares
9%
43 %
26 %
—100
4.20%
preferred
VCelanese Corp of Amer com_._No par
13
16
(J
the Week
22%
common...
Products
Friday
June 10
June 9
26%
:
preferred
6%%
8
91% July
Corp
%
Caterpillar
2
116
4 %
1%
13
Jan
31% Jan>
23
Jan
Feb
119% Mar
30
71% Feb
6
92
1
NOV
41
26
34% Jan
25
17% Dec
Jan
7% Feb
5
5% JUn
Jan
21% Apr
13
5
8
•
Sales for
Thursday
Ry-100
Light
Co
PRICES
10
Ohio
&
&
Steel
Carriers & General
19
25% May
22% Jun
Carrier
i
t
22 % Jan
10
34% July 29
22
6
114% Jan
102% Jun
"
114% Dec
41% Jan
Clinchfieid
SALE
June 8
_No par
Co
—
Power
9%
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
June 7
42
5
Mfg
Tuesday
June 6
1
Inc__
Corp
Carolina
26% Sep 30
8
38% Jan
108
Monday
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
40% Dec
,
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
—
53
53
31%
31
32% '
91'A
*91
,
52
53
33%
35
34%
33'A
33%
91%
-
91%
♦91
92%
*89%
92%
20
43%
43
43%
4
3'A
44%
17,400
183/8
18 Va
19
18%
18%
30,100
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
37% Jun
50% Feb
9
24
30
May 19
42% Jan
6
4
88
Jan
92% Apr
443/4 Jun
11
87% Dec
16
99
35
Nov
30
34'A Mar
19
Nov
24
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
26% May
18% Jun
3
2
21% Jun
2
Mar
8
8
17'A May 13
25% Sep
24
42% Jan
9
15
Sep
26% Nov
9
373/4 Dec
31
4
36% Jan
5
103/e Oct
6
17% Mar 23
10% Jun
18
46
15
34% Jun
29
743/b July
Dec
8
Oct
26
118% Feb
26
13% Apr
1
19 'A Aug
3
106
25
Jan
8
38
July 14 "
38 % Nov
16
53
Jan
36% Sep
29
44% Mar 30
23% Nov 25
63
Jan
5
18% NOV
23
283/4 Nov 23
,
333/a July
16
8
Jan
4
26
383/4 Jan
6
:
Checker
4
'
Chemetron
•
Chemway
14% Mar 24
Champlin
Chance
v
4
Mar
4
693/4 Jan
6
95
Mar 15
99% Apr
17 ' Jan
13
26
18
1
* •/
22
May 31
34% Jan
21
433/4 Jan
40% Apr
263/sJan
7
6
*
62
Jun
69% Feb
26
Mar
23% Jan
4
;
26% May
36% Jan
4
23
Chic
'
16
22
45% May 25
36 %
Mar
293/4 Jan
4
24
37 % Apr
17
23 % May
29Va Jan
5
'
24 % Oct
22
37 % Jan
2
20
May
32
Jan
8
*
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
13
May 2C
15% Jan
4
26% Jun
17
46 % Dec
17
39 % Jan
19
57% Jun
7
50% Feb
4
72 s/8 May
20
42% May 11
71% Jan
6
30% Dec
11
37
Jan
21
30'% Feb
8
78% Jan
4
36'% Jun
84% Jun
10
16
'
Chickasha
Paul
&
:
'
Chrysler
O'Nuts
Cincinnati Gas
«
.
12
94% Feb
2
35% Oct
23
47% Jun
30
28% May
3
46% Jan
14
64% July 10
54 '
May 16
19
64% Jan
49% Mar
39% Jun
9
46% Nov
1
49
J8.n
4
Cities Service
15
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
24% Jan
4
"43
57
9
44% Jun
22
Nov
2
2
55 % Jan
2
33% May 31
47% Jan 18
99
Dec
23
57
Dec
28
20
57
Jan
4
33
Dec
0
39
Jun
12
33
Jan
14
% Dec
14
42
Feb
17
Dec
15
48% Mar
136 Va Jan
16
65% Feb
2
59
'46
Jan
28
65
126
Dec
29
11
9
126 Va Feb
12
48% Feb
8
__
51% Jan
17 ;
Jan
4
1"~.
Apr'
C I
'
■"
,■
7
62
Apr
8
35% Apr 11
71% May 31
67 *
.
May 26
130% Mar
-
preferred
Financial
T
Clevite
;
7
7%
..
41% Jan
23
Feb
27
33% May
71% Jan
2'
Dec
5
76% Mar 28
7
29% Dec
18
22% Mar
7
30 Vs Jan
6
Collins
47% Dec
9
72 % Dec
16
48
17
69% Jan
4
Collins
34 Va Dec
10
Colorado
Sep 21
71
43% July 27
82
Feb
6
1
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
50
Jan
18
57
Feb
24
35
Jan
14
45
Jan
4
Columbia
20 3/8 Jan
4
Columbia
Gas
10
Columbia
Pictures
15
Jun
Mar 23
60
Jun
Fuel
32% Jun
17
43
25 % Nov
17
54% Jan
14
12% Sep
&
Iron
preferred
Southern
18% Feb
18
Apr
49% Jan
18
4
Columbian Carbon
5
39 Va Feb
3
48 Va Jun
2
Columbus
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
18% Mar 11
23% Feb
17
28% Jan
4
Combustion
55 % Jan
27
4
9
Commercial
55% Jan
2
64
56
8
62 Va Jun
Dec
22
101% Apr
9
90% Jan
4
101% Sep 25
8% Jan
2
112 Va Feb
19
1033/4 Jan
22
90
6% Feb
10
25% May
12% Sep
20
6
1
30
% Mar
13
10
96% Mar 24
108 Va Apr
Jun
2
20
8% Feb
3
10% Apr
Mar
25
3
20% Sep
143/4 Jun
13% May 11
7% Jun
6
17% Jan
18
18
12 % Jan
12
14
30% NOV
24
23
May 26
29 % Jan
6
58 Va Dec
24
68% Jan
21
59
Jan
4
64% Apr
13
95% Dec
17
106% Feb
25
96 % Jan
13
100% Apr
4
42'A Feb
17
1
58% Dec
1
23
29% Dec
31
173/4 Sep 21
2
21% Dec
22% Nov
9
45% Sep
21
573A Feb
12% Dec
17
33
Feb
25
423/4 Nov
5
52 3A May 22
613/4 Feb
25
37% Oct 19
22% Sep
32
27 Va
26
May
20 Va Jan
4
Gas
49
Jan
Consolidated
Natural
19
Jan
Consol
Co
Coal
Co
993/4 Mar 10
88 % Jan
4
933/4 Mar 24
Feb
26
87 % Jan
4
95
May
2
$4.52
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
Apr
5
25
9
18
101 Va Oct
23
44
Nov
17
75
Dec
18
11% Jan
20% Dec
For
2
18
30 3/4 Nov
9
23% Mar 11
29% Jan
92VaMay
8
83
Jan
14
87% Apr
553A July 29
38
Apr
26
48% Jan
101
Feb
2
1043/4 Jan
40% Apr
75% Jan
26
47% Jan
107% Apr
58% Jan
92
Apr
27
6
13
16% Mar 12
23% Apr
footnotes,
20
see page
4
19% May 17
22 % Jan
27
26.
55%
56%
54'A
55'A
50'A
51V*
48%
50%
35%
83%
35%
36 Va
36
84
*83 %
84%
X82
98Va
*97
98'A
*96
98%
30 Va
30 Va
30
30%
53%
53%
120
35Va
34%
35
83%
84%
84%
100
54%
49%
69,700
36%
48%
21,100
'
98%
*97
*30Vs
-30'
21%
46
15%
15%
36%
--
53%
41
53
-
*93%
98%
*v
'
30%
•
*97
67
30%
•
7,700
300
1,600
53%
53%
53%
41%
40%
41%
21%
21%
21
21
45%!
47
15
15%
35%
36'A
35%
37%
35%
37
9,200
53 Va
54%
53%
54%
54
54%
5,600
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95Va
94
94%
93%
93%
130
250
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46
36%
35'A
36
53 Va
53%
53%
94%
93%
94%
-
69 Va
x57%
1
'
'
59%
*1125
36%
53%
40%
41 Va
20%
21
46
46%
47
47
1,700
15
15 Va
15
15
2,200
17,800
32,400
"
1,200
60
60
60%
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60
33%
33%
33
33%
*32%
33%
160
x66%
67 Vs
63%
66 %
64
65 Va
20,000
58
130%
58%
58
58%
58%
58%
130%
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130%
59%
r
59%
129
60Va
37
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59%
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*1125
36%
—
.36 Vs
53%
41%
21
40%
*20 Va
59Va
•
58
129
—
37%
*129
.58%
4,200
130%
50
59%
25,200
28,800
*1125
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36%
*
37%
38%
74%
*72%
25%
75
267/s
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74
74
75
25%
26%
27%
27
27%
5,700
62
•
74%
25
75%
257/a
65
83 %
41
15%
62%
30%
%
x53
-
15%
22
-
35%
64 Va
62 Va
64%
63
65 %
63
64%
81,200
27,700
23%
23%
24Va
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
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47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*52%.
54
*52Va
90
44%
423A
19%
18%
19Va
16
16'A
16 Va
16'A
61
60Va
60Va
47
46%
473/4
47%
48
48%
47%
26
.
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47
'
55
55
55
43%
42%
43
413/4
423A
22,200
18%
443/8
18%
•<
54
423/4
54
44
*
19%
19
19'A
19
19%
71,800
15 Va
,
*60%
'
15%
153/4
153/4
,♦55
15
56
15%
120
4,300
61
60%
60 y8
60%
61
46%
463/4
47 Va
46%
47
46 Va
47%
4,100
47%
47 'A
473A
47 3/4
48
6,900
25%
*
26%
25%
26 3A
350
26'A
253/4
59%
58
59
573/4
58
21%
20%
213/4
20%
21%
185,200
com—25
58%
603A
60Va
60%
60%
61'A
61 Va
62
61
62 Va
14,700
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,
*95
-
'•*
96%
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*95
96
97
*96
8,500
6,300
97
108%
108Va
108%
108%
108 %
108 %
*108
109%
1
13%
13%
13Va
13%
13'A
13%
14Va
14%
14
143/a
4,700
1
8%
8%
8%
83A
8%
8%
8%
9%
3,600
14'A
7.200
*108
14
109
14 Va
14
14 %
14
9
14
14
14 Va
9%
14
110
7%
7%
7%
8%
8%
83/a
83/a
8%
1
24 %
24%
24 %
243/a
24 Va
24 Va
24%
24%
x243/a
243/a
4,200
62%
100
62%
99%
623/4
62 Va
62%
62%
64'/a
63%
64%
16,300
No par
62
99%
5
1.33 Va
7'%
8
99%
100
>
100
100
f
100
99%
100
6,800
2,400
52%
52%
51%
52%
523/4
53%
52%
28 Va
29%
28 Va
283A
28 Va
28 3A
28%
29
28%
29
5,500
1
23 %
233/4
24
24%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25 %
26
7,300
5
'20%
21
20%
20%
21
21%
21 Va
22
46
45%
46%
45%
46
9%
10%
*9 Va
10%
-*9%
10'/a
90
53%
X523A
*213/4
53%
7,700
22 %
800
45 Va
12,900
10
45 Va
45%
45 3A
100
9%
9%
9%
1
33'A
34
33%
34
33%
34
33%
34%
32%
33%
18,100
No par
57 3A
58
58
583/a
573/4
58%
573/4
58'A
57%
58%
8,200
340
.
No par
90
90
No par
92%
92%
86 Va
86%
5
preferred
—
Can Inc
Co
93/a
%
91 %
*86%
87%
90
94
91
91
91
91
91 Va
95%
*94
95%
*94
95%
30
86%
*85
86%
*85
86%
30
25%
18,100
*94
91
45
86%
94
100
-
87%
24%
*86
40%
40%
_No par
102%
102%
102%
423A
preferred
10
43
41%
No par
common
84
*81%
25
84
253/a
♦86
25%
87%
40%
$3.75 preferred
convertible
25
*86
common—5
Continental Copper & SteelIndustries common
5%
57%
Corp of America—
Continental
20
'
82%
No par
Baking
$5.50 preferred
14% Jan
X54
6,500
13
20
Common
May 17
10
13
59
preferred
Continental
83 % May 23
13%
59%
$4.50 preferred
4%
*13
13%
20%
$4.16 preferred
Dec
13%
'
*13
27,900
21%
19%
Consumers Power Co com
92
*21
25%
pfd
Consolidation
99
21%
59
Corp
40 Va Jan
23
26
20%
Co
58 3/4 May 31
24
26 Va
25%
*20'/a
*13
* '
25%
253/4
213/4
59%
100
6%
25
82
13%
26%
24%
26
Gas
Cuba
Dec
25 % Jun
26%
25
*20%
19%
Corp
Mar 23
79 % Sep
.44% Jun
26
25%
21
58%
Industries
% May 18
Container
25 Va
25%
21
18,100
25%
Utilities—
Laundries
87% Sep
87
25
24%
21
20%
No par
Consolidated
7
233/4
24%
51%
No par
Electronics
of
5
10
Foods
29
3.200
300
1
Inc
Consolidated
30% Apr
53% Jan
32%
1,100
1
preferred
RR
32 Vb
13
10
23% Jan
9'
Elec
s.
Publishing
Consolidated
42
6
Ohio
100
Consol
24
Jan
32%
44%
5
:
54% Jun
May 17
32 Va
21%
--
No par
—
29% Jan
20
33'/a
40
5
10
preferred
2 73/a
July 10
32 %
53%
-
-
No par
2
May
323/4
50%
30-
100
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol Edison of N Y com
$5
10,700
32
50%
*97
par
pfd
Co
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
6
10% Sep
900
20%
!34%
<
System_2.50
Edison
Conde
14% Jan
63'A
19%
*12%
.
.
50
Solvents
27
26 Va Dec
63'A
20%
70 Vb
Engineering Inc_
Nast
20%
62%
19%
68%
common
Southern
Commonwealth
4.64%
22%
62 %
20%
55%
57%
Commercial Credit Co
13% Mar
61% May
213/4 Jun
5
9
Apr
20 Vs
62%
19%
55%
No par
preferred
&
22%
62'A
20
61
B
1st
65
Nov
21%
61 Va
-
34%
System Inc
9'
$4.25
21%
*23%
Ry—
noncumulative
1
38
*33%
common
series
44 % Mar
2
*37%
*59%
No
Broadcasting
18
36% Apr
18% Jun
12
19% Nov
48% May
7
24% Mar 13
51% Mar 23
37%
47%
1
5'
74
37%
61
Co^
4
24% Mar 23
37%
*73%
25%
48% Feb
16
3,800
37%
No par
35% Jan
23
40
33%
23%
-
24%
53%
-•
104
24%
34%
,
3
21 •
*13
*97
*32%
*59Va
Corp
4
15% Nov
20%
104
Va'
*1125
35%
19% May
60 Va Dec
24%
-
- ■
10,500
*97
104
12%
33%
No par
common
1
46'A Jan
43% Sep
23%
.
1,400
63%
23
60
50% Mar 11
&
32
35 %
62%
12%
59%
8
6
30'A
11%
34%
63%
12%
*127%
13
4%
19%
11%
35%
32%
100
23% Jan
Colorado
61%
12
62 %
23%
58
129
45 % Nov
20
20%
20%
-
Corp
Co
Aikman
Radio
5%%
20%
62" •
19'A
11%
35%
62%
323/4
*33%
:
preferred
&
37%
11%
36
25
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
*363/4
.
ii3/4
31%
32
gtd—50
Co
21% Jan
35
ll3/4
37%
*97'
,
32%
62
1
Internat'l
61%
23
31%
stock—50
com
preferred—
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
__
7%
4%
Corporation
Peabody & Co
Cluett
11%
23
20%
•
10%
*35%
104
12%
-
'—5
RR
*97
32
*37
10
Special guaranteed
104
24
■'*■'.
No par
Corp
Co_^—
61%
12%
100
—
10%
31%
-
30%
36
61%
*22%
*'
,-100
—
Cleveland & Pitts
,
7
60Vb Jun
—
City Products Corp
No par
City Stores Co——;
5
Clark Equipment Co
—10
Cleveland Electric Ilium com—15
$4.50 preferred
No par
■'
-
preferred
10%
36
61%
*97
1
—25
10%
36
60%
-
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
*
18
41% May 19
4%
4%%
■,
55% May 13
90 Va Jan
Mar 20
101
'89
24% Jan
•
12
18% Jan
10%
36
•
—5
City Investing Co—
16
18,300
1
—8.50
102% Jan
Jan
14,600
-100
-
17
15% Dec
11,000
23%
Electric—
&
Common
Dec
7
18% Apr 29
43% May 24
14% Mar 23
20%
23 Va.
No par
pfd
!
Corp
93
26
20 Va
23%
Corp
23
5
10,100
21%
22%
com__No par
Oil-
Dec
38%Jnn
31%
20%
23
corn-—10
Pac
noncum
Western
77
-
30%
21%
22%
50
Cotton
Full
Chock
-
Apr
31%
21
22%
-J
A
North
Ry
91% Feb
100
30%
223/4
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab-i
No Par
;
27% Dec
,
31 %
21%
22%
5%
26% NOV 23
July 28
30%
21%
22%
—40
Western
series
&
6,000
20%
-
preferred—100
__
Milw St
5%
Chic
■
21%
1
preferred
30%
30
■
1
convertible
Great
5%
v
32% Jan
1
92%
1.25
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Corp
Class A
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71% May 22
Inc.
•
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5
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Motors
-
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5
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6
35% May
19% Mar
&
Vought
3%%
30 % May 13
Oil
No par
Plug Co_
-1%
Refining Co—— 1
Chesapeake
43% Jan
59
11% Apr
1
Spark
33% Feb
10
64% Dec
No par
1
$4.50 preferred
Champion
293A Jan
1
34% Feb
21
Common
•
10
87'/a
87%
40
49%
40
24%
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102%
41%
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42
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10%
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20%
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18
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2530)
-46
23
Oct
22
45% Oct 23
Mar
44% May 11
9% May 11
57
Oct
23
Nov
4
45% Aug
19% Sep
89% Feb
12
30% May 31
15 y8 May 11
42 y4 Feb
29
24y4Jan
7
15
1
35% May
83 y8 Apr
85% Jan
8
19
90
18% Jun
7
Apr
24% Jan
11% Mar
4
15
88
Sep
3% May 12
4y8 Jan
46% May 6
72 y4 Jan 12
64% Jan
31% Mar
39% Jan
12
85
Mar 30
40 y4 Oct
-16% Jan
23 % Dec
23
23% Apr
14
15
28% Mar
23% Oct
-s17% Mar
9
28
Nov
30
29% Jan
7
41
44
19
26
17
Jan
5%
conv
Crowell-Collier
38 y4 Apr
7
Crown
Jan
20
36% Mar 22
40% Feb
23
6
4
21
42% May 31
86
Jan
4
Jan
98y4 Apr
91% May 18
32% Feb
54
$2
Cork
Seal
&
preferred
24
18% May 10
29% Jan
21
114y4 July
2
5
28
21% Jan
6
93% May 19
5% Jun
9
109% Jan
5% Dec
12 % Jan
11
Cuba
15 % Dec
23
37 y2 Jan
16
13% Mar 18
Jan
11
Cuban-American
7
10% Jun
15
17 y4 Mar
4
9
65% Dec
30
81 y2 Mar 11
65
15
18
10% May 18
33 y2 Mar 22
Aug 18
May
2
33
41% Jan
20
21
9% Apr
Aug 27
56 y4 Apr
Sep
15
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
59 y2 Dec
18
67
21% Apr
27 y8 Jan
2
25% Feb
3
2
40% Nov
34 y4 Sep
14
59% Jan
5
14% Jan
9
Jun
12 y8 Mar 31
Crucible Steel
4
5 % %
4
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
Jan
18
Cuneo
37
Jan
14
25
12% Jan
7
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
27
60% Jan
8
20y4 Mar 22
25
Feb
19
25
16% May
9
31 y8 Jan
$4
4
Nov
25
31
Apr 29
37% Jan
82
Jan
96
37 y8 Nov
46% Dec
21
33% Apr 29
83
91% Feb
16
83
prior preferred
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8
29
Jan
33
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:
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14
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14
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100
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40%
41 %
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54
46%
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100
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33%
100
pfd
noncum
13
94% Dec
44
6%
16
3%
-
of America„12.50
Co
convertible
RR
16%
*73%
-
No par
Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred—
No par
15%
46%
Zellerbach
Crown
104 % Sep
25% May
2.50
16 %
3'% 0
1
common
34
13%
25
Publishing
34
•
46 y2
com—_1
Corp
preferred
3
60% Jan
•
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100
2
Petroleum
32%
.
168%
♦84- ■/."• 86
*87-90
19 %
19%
1
Wheat Corp
28% Jun
1
-
-
25
preferred—:
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15
31
Dec
3%%
32 V2
164
-
—
Cream
33%
38y2
Petroleum Corp^.
Coty Internatl Corp
19% May 13
4
•
preferred
100
preferred series, of 1947-100
1
Inc——
1
Cot.y
36%
33%
31
..,53%
common—5
Crane Co common
5
9
37 % May
50% Jun
85
28% Feb
5
38
31%
16
-
- -
••
1
3%%
75% Mar 24
4
/ 16% Feb 17
July 23
27
23% Feb
May
Works
-
-
3%%
Cosden
4
71% Nov 24
1
2
Corning Glass
15
19
Co
9%
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37%
37-
31 %
-'.•••
5
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•
9%
45%
9%
44
44%
30
6
Copperweld Steel CO—
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27
31
36% Sep
:
11
22
Nov
50%
51%
50
9%
34%,
—
5
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Apr 22
5y4 Apr
72
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51%
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-
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9
34% Dec
5
2
35% Jan
86%
Corp
Corp
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4
•Jun
5
of America
Cooper-Bessemer
4
24
88
4
6
Jan
Jan
May 12
24% Jun 10
11
3
55
57% Jan
186
Feb
8% Jan
3
16
124
2
4
Feb
18% Oct
85
May 10
.46% Apr
-
7
154% Dec
9
84 % Feb
.
—
"
Continental -Steel
Controls Co
54% Dec
23
51V8
9y8
5
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Delaware
of
42 y4 Mar
59% Jun
7
50 % Sep
1
Oil
40% Mar 16
33% Mar 17
21
39% Jan
Insurance
Continental
4
28% May 10
50% Dec
35
Jun
Jan
«aic&
Friday
June 9
June 8
June 7
..
■
*
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday;
-
June 6
-
Monday, June 13, 1960
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Continental Motors
11% Jan
4
31 y.
31
Continental
56 y2 Jan
40
5
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
66
9% Sep
NEW YORK
.Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
•
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
,
35 %
100
*32
32%
900
88
893%
4,500
34%
35%
3,700
D
Nov
Jan
12
13% Feb
19 %
July 27
13% Apr
26% Jan
36%
July 15
22
34
493% Mar 18
353/4 Feb
Feb
473/4 Dec
433/a Jan
4
85% May
153/4 Jan
3
33% Jan
May 31
5
18
61
Jan
23
82
Apr
10
453/4 Mar
72% Jan
4
78
71
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
74% Feb
3
77
76
Dec
22
9
75% Jan
6
17
Sep
15
19
17% Jan
8
45
Dec
1
68 %
July 31
28
26% Nov
4
33
May 25
38% Apr
23% Jun
9
Corp
33/4%
preferred series A
Mills
Dayco
100
Inc
Dayton
22%
10
Light
&
Power
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
2
Preferred
3.75%
series B
Preferred
3.90%
series
48% Feb
Deere &
23%
48
50%
49%
75%
74
74%
*74
75%
*75
*80
83% Apr
21% Feb
8
28% Jan
11
Records
Co
NOV 23
'
24% Jan
2; 36% Apr
&
16% Nov
25
7% Sep
-
21
May,20
473/4 Mar 13
53
68
23
Lack
Delaware
Power
26
4
Delta
Lines
Apr
7%
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Jan
'
3
Jan
44% Jun
54% Jan
60
6
5
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46%
23%
23%
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6%
6%
6%
6%
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40%
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1
20
43%
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46
27% Oct 28
7
15% Jan
29
Jan
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15
17% Jun
7
30
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13
30% Jun
Dec
17
28% Dec 22
4
•
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Jan
4
64
Jan
4
Diamond Alkali
36% Jan
4
Diamond
31
De
32% Mar 24
28
7
24% Aug- 6
18
42% Mar 13
17% May 2
18% May 31
32% Sep
23
59% Apr
27% Jun
2
49% Jan
31% Sep
21% Sep
22
363/4 JUly 29
29% Jan 23
29% Mar
9
33
Jan
23% Jan
6
28% Feb
15
173,6 Jan
12
.
Mar 26
17% Jan
'
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193/aJan
12
May 18
11
Sep
11
May
(The)
4
Disney
(Walt)
4
13% Mar 31
Dr
Dome
4
Dominick
10
21
28% Apr
143,4 Jan
19% Jun
1
243/4 Jan
5
Dover
85 y4 Mar
4
99% Jan
4
Dow
303/4 Jan
4
25
6
Mar 15
9% Jun
27
Feb
19
7
13 3% Jan
143/8 Jan
22
266% Jan
Products
44
59%
8%
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44
--
19%
19%
26% v-A ?26%
-
59%
20%
95
9
Sep
2783/4 Aug
3
106
17
7
Jan
5
200
Apr
96% Jan
21
86% Apr
3
22% Sep
17
26% Jan
12
74% Jan
28
5
102
30%
Ltd
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Inc
31%
29%
25%
12%
*
2
1
22%
30
18%
1
17%
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•
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Dec
4
42% Feb
27
37
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13
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1
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27
40
Jan
11
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21
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41
Dec
16
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41
Nov
18
46% Jan
42% Jun
19
47
22% Feb
2
21% Mar
333% Oct
27
-
8
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9
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
34% Jan
21
23
75
'30% Apr
75
USA
44
Light
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26%
12%
.
4.10%
$2.10
18%
5
30% Jan
5
Eastern
Gas
:
77%
94% Jun
Cigar
46% Jan
6
1
65% May 23
7
Oct
~18
79
Mar 21
Jan
15
45% Jan
91
Jun
1
26% Jan
4
44 % Apr
29
6% Feb
17
8% Dec
18
21
Mar 20
39
Jan
26%
May" 11
20
.
28 % Aug 28
41% Dec 23
1
■
54% Feb
■
35% Jun
9
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27% Mar 10
29
1
9
9
78% Feb
32% Feb
24
50
70
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2
17% Sep
21
19% Mar
7
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9
2
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7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
27% Nov
For
2
footnotes,
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
„
34% Oct 22
27% Nov
63
2
28 %
Dec
49% July
15
8
37% Apr
9
10% July 16 ..
28"% Aug 31
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13
37
Sep
14
96
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35
Jan
11
9
see page 26.
Jun
2
13% Jan
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54"% Jan
7
56 %
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12
Feb
11
13% Jun
2
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5
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30% Apr
58
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29
7
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34
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16%
33%
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13,300
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29
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2,200
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5
69 %
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33
100
5,000
93
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20
38%
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32 %
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72
2,200
37%
21%
48%
70%
11,500
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40
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>
32%
79%
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;
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93
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96
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129
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22
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76%
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5,300
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3
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600
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8%
,
Brewing
26
-
8%
42
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convertible
14,500
36,100
8%
*43
2.50
Gas
Co
2,800
20%
-
42'%
—100
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Finance
10%
5,500
23,900
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convertible
Falstaff
26
10
'
20
43%
7%
5
Jan
20%
93%
20%
*43
31%
Mar 30
20
92%
42%
7%
30
20%
•./..
43
31%
83
30%
1,900
17%
29%
42
Fairmont
26% Apr
17%
30%
43
4
1
17"%
29%
42
39
: 2,000
17%
17%
30
20%
43
1
8
17%
17"%
29%
43
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4
18%
: 17%
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63
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Foods
17%
1,900
4,300
25
!
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preferred——40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
28
17%
18%
'
43
1
Products Co
$1.60
26
9,000
43
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com_——1
12% Feb 26
15,600
*42
Ind Amer shares
Watch
2,900
22%
*41"%
50
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Ex-Cell-O
98%
78
1,000
29%
/ 18
21%
42
common—1
common
Electric
7
18
22%
25
26
43%
10
Co
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Erie &
Evans
29%
'
18%
7,600
14,300
21%
44%
41%
._100
Erie RR common
5%
-18
38%
100
Co
Natural
Eversharp
28% Feb
Stores
Mus
-
.
44%
Corp___2.50
common—
Storage Battery
40
-
Steel
Co
National
4
Jan
preferred
Auto-Lite
&
25% Jan
23% Feb
Mar
♦26
12%
18
*42
10
com
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
6
Jun
29% Mar
191/4
•
Assn
Endicott Johnson Corp
21
8
81
Xl8%
25%
17%
23% ' 23%
Radio & Phonograph
_5
Empire District Electric Co
.-—10
80% Mar 15
36% Apr
40
20
20%,
38%
Emerson
29% May 25
38% Jan
4
2
5
Fuel
Kodak
Emerson
49% May 31
18% Jan
4
31% May 26
Mar
56
Electric
Elgin
40
4
Electric
26
Electric
15% July 23
May
25
8% Feb
1
11% May 11
&
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
7
10% Oct 27
29
44%
19%
2,400
.
59%
1
-
preferred
Jun
Jan
Oct
44
*58
5
E
Co
Products
18% Jun
Mar
44%
5
4% %
73
88
"
•'4%%
Ekco
8
34% Dec 31
•
84'
8
25
,
59%
*58
50
Lines Inc
Bros
11% Feb
Jan
4,200
-23.900
•
8
50
preferred
Manufacturing
52 % Mar
33
8
12 %
-
50
Stainless
Edison
4
29
$3.60
Eaton
18
Jan
—JL—
23% Jun 22
32% Jan 29
76% Dec 16
Eastman
87
14
23
12 % Sep
Eastern
35% Apr
18% Jun
63% Dec
-
7
28
4
9
92% Oct
14
43%
•
25%
17%,
26
97%
*77%
50
Corp
prior
25% Jan
136'A Jun
1
46% Dec 24
"
•
41/2%
2
6
9% Jan
,
•
Apr 22
3
17
16%
■: 8
12%
17%
12%
28"%,
50
preferred
Air
Mar
7% Dec
7%
26
26
18
10%
50
^
preferred
preferred
Eastern
33% May
48% Feb
38% Jan
16%*
16%
6,000
29%
29%
26
,
5
common
preferred
Jan
31
36% Jan
:•
16% ,ft
21%
10,800
'
30%
21%
Inc
24
30
92%
No par
34*
45% Dec
J
21%
21 %
29%
19%
series
Eagle-Plcher
92
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
21% '•■
9,000
25%
30%
20%
$3.50
5
94
18% Jan
25%
29%
91%
Preferred
Jan
17% May 25
6
25%
30%
98%
78
29
3'
17%
34%
30
18%
22%
V
209%
DWG
1
May 15
25%
29%
98%
*77
23%
5
8
89
4,400
.
71%
30%
207%
24% Jan
26
4
10
170
39
29%
206
Mar 10
Oct
4
7
38
30% ;
21%
preferred
Dec
15
23%
Hi.
"
30%
20
91%
No par
preferred
-94
Aug
23%
7%«u
40%
29 %
25%
12%.
20%
series
$3.75
112
Feb
24%
7
38%
31%
& Co—'•- '
(E I)
Duquesne
9
34
23%
'VJt
29%
90%
$4.50
18
16
89
4
26,000
30%
204
Nem
10
Apr
633/4 Aug 13
45%
29%
25%
*12%
5
Pont
11
88% Jun
..
44%
29%
de
43% May 20
May 31
I 46%
Apr
6
45%
29%
5
Preferred
18
Mar 23
22
0
21,400
44%
24%
30
20%
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4.20%
21% May 4
23 % Apr 29
24% Mar 8
36% Nov
30%
34
9
$4.15
31
36% Jan
X29%
.
62%
10
4%
28% Dec
83% Jan
31%
•:
33%'
8"%
15
Feb
30
30%
170
61%
9%
14
23% Sep 21
.
82%
34%
9
46 % Feb
Mar
*80
62%
9
44 % May 18
29
85% Jan
82%
26%
1
43 % Apr
32
-
*80
~
33%
1
"
•
75
76%
61%
1
5
28% Dec
Dec
3,800
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26 %
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8
19
50%
74%
76%
61"
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38% Jan
42
50
74
: *75
33%
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19%
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Industries
40% Jan
13
Mar 24
14,600
60%
50c
Cc
Corp
42% Jan
•
May 26
50
13,000
48%
<
34
293/4
17%
26%
Dunhill International
Mar 23
803/4 Apr
24(6 Jun
37
50
9,600
>25%
23
22
2.50
Ltd
*
74% Sep
48%
29%
17%
33% r'
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du
202% Feb
143% Aug 17
8
25
48%
60
£59%
f 33%
59
33%
29%
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No par
Fund
Chemical
Drewrys
4
8% May 10
Club Inc
Aircraft
Dresser
24
23
Mines
Douglas
-193/4 May 10
11
45% Jan
Apr 26
' 58%
50c
1
Corp
Co.
Pepper
22% Mar 15
100% Dec
-
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,
1
25
Corp-Seagraras
Divco-Wayne Corp—-
19% Jan
5
-
10
Distillers
Stores
42% Feb
6
22% Jan
Diners'
4
17% May 16
16% Apr 25
7
,
Diana
33% Jan
May 10
Co
.$1.50 preferred
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
28
27% Aug 17
6
27% Nov
Jan
20% July 23
21
15
Co
National Corp
533/4 Jan
2
36% Oct 28
74y4 Jan
24
Vilbiss
18%
26%
—1
,.
27
13%
'
Jan
21
11% Nov 25
Corp
50% May
29% Mar
26% Sep
16
Steel
Detroit
24% Mar
"
I73/4
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8
15%
*7%
43%
15%
8
22%
15%
22
15%
RR-No par
Coatings
22
22
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100 ;
Mar 21
23%
23%
50
6.75
3
of
Co
Detroit
8
45%
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DeSoco
20
46
Co
Denv & Rio Grande West
10
44%
13%
46%
30%
31
.45%
45%
23%
24% :
6% ^ 7%
40%
40% :f
24%
25'/a '/
21%
22
;
15%
16% £
*
7%
7%
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44%
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59 %
20
20%
26%
26%
3iy8
No par
Light
Dentists'
40% Mar 23
28
Air
&
18 3/8 Jan
Apr 22
4 ,143/4 May
,
30%
Western
&
24% May 23
May 12
25
41% Jun * 5
Dec
Delaware
•1.20%
10% Feb
,/
21
Delaware
5
7
Apr 20
32Vi
_1
Hudson
8
9% Jan
403/4 Jun
-20
15
31%
(Delaware)
6% May 11
>•12% Jan .; 9
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50c
Inc
35% May 17
8
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86
13%
25 %
82%
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13%
76%
82%
75%
82%
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.
86
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75
76%
100
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22'%
47%
493/4
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100
82% May 23
33% May 24
48
13%
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100
May
22%
13 %
49%
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7
common
May 10
,
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86
13%
47
50c
Inc
35%
13%
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5
Corp
Daystrcm
35%
1
common
River
Dan
6
-493% May 31
51% Jan
5
17
72% Dec
14
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4
r„,
*
.
8%
24®/a
7 %'
32%
84
83
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263/8
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291/4
29
25
7%
33
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900
24,800
2,000
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3,300
3,300
Volume
191
Number 5959
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(2531)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Janf 1
Lowest
Highest
49 V* Feb
9
72
Oct
28
5% Jan
6
10% Apr
22 Va Apr
30
16 % Mar 10
32 V* Nov 10
21 % Jan
2
>3% Nov
52
May
2
69 % Jan
63/4 May 24
4
Fansteel
9 % Mar 29
16% Mar
23
263/4 May 11
21% Apr 29
22 y2 Apr 25
24%. Jun
563/4 Jan
.
8
34% Jun
26
20% Jan
Corp
Federal
Federal
273/4 Jan
Mogul
Pacific Electric
5%%
3
45
Jan
19% May 23
22
Mar 28
16 y4 Mar 11
20
,50%. Feb-
6
15 % Nov
6
25% Jan
19
,27% Jan
8
51%
21
413/4 Feb
17
65% May 31
Ferro
45 % Feb
4
573/8 Mar 20
34 y4 Apr
28
47
Fiberboard
14%. Jan
5
*
13'A Oct
Dec
19% Jan
12
,44% Jan
31% Nov 24
16
11
Augll
•
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
10
Jan
4
19
A' July*;20
101 »/2 Jan
11
106 y2 Jan
30'A Jun
6
51 % Jun
61
104
/ 20% Jan 14
9'A Jan
5
,•
32 y4 Sep
•
.
"
99
Jun
89
Feb
* 117% Jun
-15
15
Dec
84
15
.11
Sep
40
-Feb
"
-170
Feb
AA87
5
: 2
'
Nov
28% Apr
Jun
3
11% Jun
3
88% Jan
1
5
20
19% Feb
-18% Jaii
95
68
Dec
i
Mart
7
Foote
Ford
5
Foremost
-
j
24%
10
12
71%
71%
72%
183/4
18%
183/4
18%
1,800
62 %
633/4
62
63 %
18,000
37
37%
37%
38
16%
37%
37 Va
.
O
104
37%
36%
30%
23%
23%.
69y4
27%
174.500
52%
533/a
6,900
24%
24 %
243/4
24,100
9%
5,500
11,900
\
*80
;l
/
May 11
Apr
41% Jan
6
29
8 ? Jan
8
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Foster-Wheeler
Francisco
___.L._10"
Co.
30y4
31 y4
"5 ' ' 5V4
' 1 M2%
13 J
25
25% A
24
24%
"">**68
68
No par
6
153/, Jan
6
Franklin Stores Corp
22
Mar 30
273/4 Jan
4
Freeport Sulphur
_1
Co__:___.__:____10
18
22% May 11
30% Feb
15
Fruehauf
Co
26
66
71
% Apr
8
4%
21% Jan
4
Gabriel
27% Jan
7
51,
5
May 27
Trailer
1
common..
preferred
30%
5%
,13
.
64
12%
32
85
23%
12%
;
*94%
95
.100
6,700
15,300
85
24%
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51%
24%
6,100
12%
300
50%
50
15,200
20
5,200
24%
243/4
14,900
70%
67%
683/a
62,100
17%
31%
100
13%
68%
30%
94%
13%
173/a
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17%
15,900
31
31%
31
31'A
4,200
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5%
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17%
31%
5%
13%
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94%
13%
70
17%
94%
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24
24%
69
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26
26%
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243/a
25 Vb
69
67%
67%
;
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,
;
69
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31%
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94%
233/4
5
21,000
12%
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,
280
10,100
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50%
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65%
24%
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50%
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12%
31 %
23%
109
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24%
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81 Va
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363/4
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85
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36%
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17%
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81 %
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313/4
50
■
10
s
36%
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104
9%
12%
17'/4
104
36 Va
64
23%
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26 %
533/4
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36%
23%
22%
28
37%
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67%
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104
8%
12 Va
13%
21,400
27,200
36%
31%
497/a
202
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95
4,100
*
37
23%
63%
12 %
1
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8%
36
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16%
363/4
4
36%
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,
81 %
24%
12 '/a
163/4
373/4
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85
4,600
37%
*
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31%.
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23%
1,100
15,900
25%
-
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8%
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1,700
20
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23%
♦193/4
16%
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28
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13
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■
17
52 V4
12
-
-
26%
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69%
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.
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202
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Co
Dairies
20
523/4
24%
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49%
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2
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20
363/4
85
24V4
Corp
Inc
Motor
104
295/a
24>/a
32
[ "as'
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preferred
Chem
&
22
Feb
.
Food
6
123/4 Jun
77
3%%
15
193/a Jan
20
24
May 31
,
19% Jan
35 Ve Jan
28
.
'
.
3%%
92 % Jan
/ 303/4 Dec
28
18
Jan
31!/4
15
com___1048y2
convertible preferred
100
*175
preferred
100 *
"94%
Mach
4,400
36%
20
.
common__..l
Inc
16,800
24%
36
.35%
.
2.50
Ltd
Stores
convertible
Food
May/11
373/a Apr
23% Nov 20
15
16% J»n' 10
64%
13
49 % May 12
A. 12% Jan 21
23
Corp
Fair
4%
Apr 22
223
7
2iy8 Apr
•
Fluor
*
13
12% Jun
Mar.11
.
14 y4
563/0 Jan
•
147/a Jan
26
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc com
2
21% Jan
"
6
Food
10
.'2
20% Aug ' 4
45% Mar .5
93 %. Dec 21
.
,
4
18
24%
243/a
35%
.
No par
Feb
85
243/a
24%
35%
36%
81'%
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8iy2
107% 109
►"
108y4 110
35%
35%
35% - 36%
6Qy2
617/a
A: 62%
63%
12%
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13'/a
2.50
253/4
24%
35%
19%
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100 A
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
10
16% Jan
5
May 13
May 31
A"
No par "
—___.
34% Apr
17
833/4 Feb
196
preferred
A
___5
Florida Power Corp
30'/a Feb
Aug 13
___5
common.
Florida Power & Light Co
.11% Apr 28
44 y2
$4
_,__2
___«
Co..,.
Co
65 % Jun
9
.23
Corp
Carpet
38% May 10
8
95
.
17
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Dec
1'
■\
31 y4 Sep 21
"
5
Mar
216 :
JUly 10
503^ Jan
>
Jun
20
553/a Aug 27
16 ;
143/4 Nov
-
19
Jail
503/4 Feb
173/4 Jan
9
"25% Oct
110
99 Va Jan
.
Apr
Jan
\93,.,
22 ;
*
84
35% Jan
~
'
22 .'Sep 21 >
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■
43
May 27
29
,
5
27% May 29
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Oct
A1
56% Dec 23
,
30% Dec ' lA '
A
80 '
Firstamerica
24%
24
37
377/a
Firth
Flintkote
24%
17
*102%
273/4
3,400
23%
36ya
36y8
19,800
35 Va
16%
17
8l/a
13% Jan
29
63%
363/4
30% Jan
38 '/8 Apr
283/4
37 3'a
52
6
29%
37
513/4
24y2
8%
No par
29%
62%
30 V*
.
29%
37%
51V4
23%
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64
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633/a
20
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the Week
19%
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37.■ L
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June 10
29
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preferred
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>
603/4
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19
100
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Thursday
7
19
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Jan
8% May 12
14
2
A -31% Mar
9
.
43 ; Jun
33 y2 Jan
1
.
.
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44% Jun'
,
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133/4 Apr 28
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35
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1
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60%
57%
7
20'/4
29
66%
17Va
10
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SALE
June 9
19
63%
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Firestone Tire & Rubber com No par
29
24% May 25
;6ct~23 :;'1 io% jan>S
•„
65
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Coach
Avenue
-
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23%
35%
20
67%
19
1
__No par
1
Prod
Paper
Filtrol Corp
453/4 Jajl
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June 8
593/8
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9
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25
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com
4.60%
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20 '/a Feb
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33% May
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72% Jun
Co
2nd pfd series A
conv
Federal Paper Board Co common
23% Aug 12
70% Dec 30
603/4 Feb
Bower
59
7
20'/4
28%
56
6%
19'%
28y2
Corp
Corp
Fedders
V June 6
Par
5
2
1
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Metallurgical
Fawick
40% Jan
31% July 29
,21% May 26
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 7
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest,,
24
40 ya Dec
25
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
23%
-
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13%
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253/4
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300
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,
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700
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25
61,600
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260
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.
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33
2
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10
8
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22
Nov
18
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19
2
4 \ May
145
Jan
23
37% Oct
21
Nov
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A
84
10
Oct
>2
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5
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93/4 Apr
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6-
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114
11
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25
28
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2
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.
27
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84
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44
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12
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76
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30
8,500
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333A Jan
3
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13
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6
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24%
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21%
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22
22
General Portland Cement Co___.^l
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58 59%
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23
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29
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4
5
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17
323/a Feb
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7%
237/a
41%
77%
2
General
1063/8 Mar 24
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27
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6
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43
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25
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5
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11
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.
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29
1st
General
4
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8
of
preferred ——^______No par
27
;
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21
43
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Co.
163/4
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40 V2
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22%
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30
.
23% May 23
7
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80
101 % Jan
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53% Jan
8
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98 Vn Jan
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4
5
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34% Jaa
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29
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30% Apr
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.
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45
25
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4
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.
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17%
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1 / ->■74
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74
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Jan
461
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50
General Acceptance Corp
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23
40
46%
; 223/4
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10
6
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313/4 Mar 25
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17
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74
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39
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3
9
11
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15
36% Feb
'
5
26
Feb
96 % Jan
1
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Gardner-Denver Co
:
6% Jan
64% Jan
20
Jan
Jan
54% Feb
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89%'Oct
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11
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28
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,
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563/a May.21 v-
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May 11
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26
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26
5,200
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10,600
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24% Dec
22
29% Feb
24% Nov
27
29%. Feb 13
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5
27'% May 17
26
Jan 15
24"
29
263/a July
l24'/4 Jan
5
26-/4 Apr
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3
;
7
253/4
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25
v
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55 3A Jan
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59% Apr
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23
28
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12
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77
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7
15
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8
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66
94
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3
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4
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see page
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35
38
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36
37
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12,400
41,600
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37
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28
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29
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76
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63%
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Western Financial Corp.
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.
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46
6%
1
Great Northern Ry Co__
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0
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593/4
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31
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common.
523/4 Jan
22 Va Jan
V2'
94 "■:■■■
66'%
93
*101
27 V*
A~6.25
Steel____:
Co
33/4% preferred
Grayson-Roblnson Stores
3
i
703%.
59
57,500
_5
Ltdl.
9
Feb
,>A0%
72
193,900
263/a
5
Co
Co
41V* Mar
•"
"
1
common
193/4 May
1*-
l
*,
3
Corp
Mining
Union
Granite
Jan
Inc_-.Li._4-
Co_______;
42% May 10
„
1
_.Nb par-
convertible preferred_No par
Granby
Grand
■
Batteries
&
Graham-Paige
6
32 3% Apr
>
May 10
; 20
15
600
31%
68 V*
Brewing Co
(B F)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber,
Goodrich Co
15
17
,
14'%
253/4
102'%
*101'%
A
35%
l
5
•
20'%
_lo
Inc
•
.-*91V2
,__5
Corp
3% Jan
5
35 % May 18
-
L.
Goebel
••
9% Jun
89
Aug ,12
'30% Mar 30
Co
Co
10% Jan
May 18
Feb
Alden
Glidden
Globe-Wernicke
*59'%*
.
143/4-
69%
lllik5-'-'A
No par
&
46%
--13%
.
54 '%
26
'
"
5% "May 10
74
,
8
footnotes,
Glen
8
•
.....I-common
<
-
4
...
Co
53% May 23 •"
-
tMay 18
•
:
44% Jan
8
2
Co
...10
;___
—
4
May 19
Co
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean
11
26'/4 Feb
9
Jan
Gimbel Brothers
r"
23% Jan
8
•
; 5
24 % May 29
10
2
60
Oil
Gillette
92%,May 19
,25% Jan 19
20% Jan
37
6.
141% May
Jun
76
6
'4
27
Getty
,Jun
4
9
45% Jan
2
Corp_l___i_____80c
Products
; 28
*25'%
25'%
*93'%
94
93'a
102'%
-
l -1"
*27
26
'
053/4 ';
♦93'/4
94
' 93 »/4
*101'%
•
-
28
*25 v2
"
26
64%
66 '/a
•27
28
♦27
28
*25»%
.
64
62'a
—-
1.100
2
--
-
100
.<
i...^
Inc ,ix
>19%, Jan
Gerber
4
-
*
*
Georgia-Pacific
21
> 47% Feb
2
.-20% Oct
Rub
&
preference
3
3% Jan
31% July
2
60'A Aug 12
1
16
253/4 Mar 23
.23
;
-
•
■■-:"*
.12.50
11
89'% Jan
-
126
Tire
Corp_______^
preference
.
5V2%
B)___'__25
3.33 3%
Genesco
47%-Jan
/
84% Mar %
35% NOV- 18
593/4 May
7
-27
•
25
__25
(series
Electronics
56'% Jan
19
66% May
16% July 17
3A Nov
$5
&
4
2
t
Mar 18
7
44
403/4 Jan
General
-
25"
; 36
Mar 31
; 38 % Mar
9
May 28
'lOVa
-37% Aug
22
<24% Dec
4
26
Feb
14% Apr 25
30
r Jun
"45 % July
Time
34% .May 26
153/a Jun
2
;54% July: 15
:4
Feb
'4,
8 V2 Jan
74
General
1
96«/a Feb
11
Jan
.
30
:
Tele
81% Jan
13
Jun
88
; 20
1
Dec
Jan
503/4 Jan
-
28
--'44 A
"
8'a Dec
59«
'493/a Dec .15
2% NoV'24
V. 3Q'/a Nov
29
14
103'% Jun
19
353/4 Jan '
:
23
24% May 20
19
•';: 42% Apr 1 1
17
'293^ July 13
503/4 Jan 27
4
76'A Jan .14
-
t -45 Va NOV
42 »/2 Feb
,42,,:. May 20
12'A May 17
96'a Apr Al
;27% Jan':. 8
Apr 29
41% Nov" 2
'
<
24
Mar 30
.
543/2 Dee
,
12
19%
6
283/4 Jan
68% Dec
8
92
30'/a Jun
"71
25
Mar'18
'
/3
preferred
General
103
1
preferred
$1.30
"
:v Oct 28
Nov
5
17
i
$1.32 preferred
$1.30
18
33'A Jun
:
6
Jan
54 V4 Apr
/
"•
"17%
Jan-
100
*
,
•
34%. May 31'
2
91
26
99 Va Mar
104
2
."40% Jbn
557/a May
,3
Jan
40% Dec
8
Jan'
■
2
t
1
No par
100
26%
139
27%
139
X263/4
*136%
27
138%
26%
♦137
-
.21'a
.
-'
26%
26%
27%
27%
21%
.22%
21%
22
213/a
21%
85%
85%
10
29 Va.;
30%
51,500
4%
500
27%
27%
27'%
22%
22%
22%
*84'%
86
*84%
86
*84%
86
:
283A
X27%
28%-,
: 28%
28
3%;
*4%
5
1
-28%,
*4%
5
*4%
5
60
8,300
27%
27%
27'%
_1
2,900
26%
137
27%
-22%
100
137
27%
3
Eng Corp.*.
26%
26%
137
137
138%
_______1
."
5,900
"
*84 %
trA
28%
86
t
i29%-
4%
43/4
[
-4%
26.
■
JA
-v
xl
.
12,700
Ik. Commercial
Highest
30% Feb 17
Lowest
24
Nov
5
67% Dec
1
No par
8.33%
*68%
70
29%
68.4
28%
33%
•84
86
88
88%
*87
89
*100
102 %
*100
101 %
33 Vs
34
33 %
"'84
72
Jan
11
$5
Gulf
preferred
27
Jun
3
37
Jan
4
32
8
13
27% Feb
8
35
Apr
13
Common
Jan
6
86
Apr
14
$4.20
7
89% May 11
$4.40
dividend preferred
-—100
100
$4.44
dividend preferred
100
Oil Corp
States Utilities Co—
Sep
Jun
9
Dec
29
89% Apr
81% Dec
16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
Aug
7
Dec 30
Dec 22
91
Apr
9
87% May 18
104 % Mar
Jan
4
97% Jan
11
97
3
105 % Mar
82
4
24% May
Jan
89
102% May
15
4
Mar 17
102
>,
dividend
$5
.
dividend preferred
preferred
4
Hackensack Water
51 Va Jan
4
Halliburton
100
2.50
Gustin-Eacon Mfg Co__;
49% May
33
100
dividend preferred
$5.08
35% May 31
2
28%
No par
—-
iimp
J«ne07_..
June fi
24%
65% May 25
60
Tuesday
Monday
25%
15
28
96
4'
24%
Jan
Gulf
98
•
Far
EXCHANGE
29
79
July 13
37% Dec
3
35 Vs Nov 24
88
"
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com-No par
2
24% Jun
Wednesday
.
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
1
Hignest
T' "" "■ "»
25%
25 /a
69 /2
87
34
86
87
-
89
*87
29
25%
29%
34%
*68%
70
3,900
70
29%
71,300
34
34%
13,400
*84
86
86
88%
*87
89
♦87
Shares
253/4
287a
87%
87
the Week
June 10
25%
*'68%
*84
86
87
89
*87
34
*84
87
25%
34
29 Vs
33%
29/8
*
70 '
28%
t/
Friday
Thursday
June 9
K
25^
*681/2
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
•
Year 1969
•
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
»«*"
««i
88%
400
89
102%
*100
102%
*100
102 %
*100
102%
*101
103
103
*101
102
•101
103
102
32
33
32 %
33%
*100
34
32%
327a
30
333/8
9,900
H
44% Feb
49% Nov
20
25% Nov
;
Feb
3
29% May 22
26% Jan
6
July 23
22% Jun
7
88% Jun
7
31% Apr
18
30
114% Aug 31
4
20% Mar 31
88
24
35% Jun
71% May 19
48% Nov 20
Feb
48
9
27
19
Jan
4
106% Jan
6
36% Aug 14
19
39% Jan
5
65 Vs May
44% Feb
6
61% Nov
122% July
30% Jan
24%
7
30
2
Dec
40
Jun
6
57%. Jan
5
% Jun
3
12
Jan
37% Feb
27% Apr
30% Apr
14
40% Dec
16
34 % May 11
32% Dec
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
16% Jan
7
25% Jun
15
11
Jun
7
4
31
61% Apr
16
105% Jun
1
55% Apr
13
25% Dec
13 % Jan
85
Jan
117
13
9
74% Jan
1
20 Vb Jun
2
28
15% Mar
8
27%
27%
78
79%
761,4
75%
2.50
1
60% May
92% Feb
5%
28% Feb
49% Jan
21
37
65% Jan
2
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
23
13
29% Mar 25
May 19
40% Jun
2
45% Mar 21
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
30% May 10
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
81 % Feb
5% Sep
18
Sep
.9
2?
13
41 Va Jan
11
4
86% May 27
2
pfd
18% May 26
36% Mar 17
22 % Jan
4
38% Feb
10
2
"24
Feb
5
'•41
Feb
12
37% Jan
2
69
Dec
15
80% Mar
2r
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
85
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
88% May
64% Sep 21
11% Jan 15
75
22
13% Jan
"
>27
8
77
Jan
8
9
91
May 26
65% Jan 21
11% Mar 30
82
Jun
10
18% Sep 29
21
19
76% Apr
83% Jun
16% Jun
1
Howard
27
8
*31% Apr
4
15% Jun
24% Jan
4
Howe
66
July 13
Mar 17
44
May
2
10
24 Vs Mar 14
31
Jan
22
91Va Apr
19
13 % Jan
11
7
Jun
25
39% Dec 31
87a May 11
37% Jun
8
39% Jan
5
19% Oct
13
23% July
17% Apr 28
21% Jan
7
9
4?% Mar 18
52
Jan
12
46
29 % Oct
23
39
Apr
17
40
Nov
24
24% May 12
34% Jun
1
35
Jun
9
38% Oct
55% Jan
21
Feb
15
52
Jun
10
313/4 Jan
4
47% Jan
6
9
7
106 Va
107',2
1071,2
1061/2
107
*60'4
100
108
5
41% Oct
7
47
Jan
14
40 Vs Sep
25
45% Mar 18
41
36%. Jun 26
41% Aug 13
45% Jan 22
42-% Jan
4
44
Mar
Feb
11
44
May 19
38 % Feb
17
45% May 16
1
8
10% Feb
18
6 % Jun
8
17% Nov
5
30
74% Nov
17
109
Mar 16
163
May
May
73
July 28
6
151
May 24
55
July
6
36
8% Feb
% May 2
Apr 21
149
433/4 May
8
July 17
7
143% May 11
25
22% Jan
12
86% Apr
19
154
Jan
7
50 V2 Jan
5
43'/-.Jan
15
*26%
27%
♦26%
271/2
26%
26%
13%
14'/4
10%
10%
Va
10V2
23%
2334
2334
23%
29V8
*28%
29%
*28%
29 %
*28%
38 %
38%
38 Vs
38%
37%
38 Vs
37%
44 %
45%
44
441/2
43%
44%
44%
33
34%
34V4
35%
35%
85
85
85
11 1/4
24
30
12.50
5%
5%
*17%
18'M
18%
18%
37%
37%
37%
♦37V4
37%
*37'4
30
30'A
30
30%
29%
-30%
29%
71
72
71
71
*71%
71%
71%
100
7
10% Sep
7
24%
94
14
56
16% Jan
Sep 15
125
Jan
Mar 20
69
Jun
80%
81 »/4
81
1
15V2
16
15%
16
16
16
16 1/2
16%
16%
—-1
16 Va
16%
16%
17%
17%
18
173 4
18 1/8
17%
18
47%
48%
50
5OV4
49%
50
49%
50
49%
49%
1,400
5
27
27
26 Vs
27
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
27 %
22,900
*89
89%
89%
89
90
90
89%
893/4
90
90
Lighting & Power
No par
Stores Corp—
Foods
(Delaware)
& Sm Ltd
& Indust Inc
No par
com
5%
Illinois Central RR Co„
Power
Co
2
12 % Jan
57
33% Dec
15
37
Jan
12
37
10
55% Nov
6
Jan
4
51%
51 Va
51%
51%
52
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
9.800
38%
38%
38%
40 3'»
39
40 3/8
383/4
3934
26,600
52
52 Va
52%
527«
53 Va
52%
53%
53%
53%
6,300
41
41
*41
42
*41
42
*41
42
43
'•42%
43
*42%
43
*42%
43
47
*46%
47
*46 %
47
36%
51 %
42
43
*41
*42%
46 %
*43%
*41%
*44%
44'Va
6%
May 20
*147
No par
Feb
33 % Jun
9
36
Jan
44% Apr 28
30% Apr 25
55
Feb
31% Dec 29
28
Feb
3
283/4 Mar 19
37% Aug 21
.
45% May
39
40% Dec
14
28% Feb
9
40
173/4 Jun
9
19% Mar
32
35
22
Sep 21
32
Dec
33
Sep
9
42% Dec
38
6
35
May 31
May ?5
32
Feb
17
32% -Feb
v
July 30
17
38'/« Jan
International
Silver
393/4 Mar 21
Interstate
33% Jan
4
40% May
9
Iowa
36% Mar
1
39 Va Jan
8
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
32% Mar
4
353/4 Apr
36% Jan
7
Iowa
7
Island Creek Coal
4
118% Feb
16
21% May 11
44% Jan
4
-
45
Jan
15
25
123
Jan
23
115
14
4
50% Mar 18
Apr 29
Jan
233/8 Jan
7
Jan
28
17% May 17
123/4 May 10
20
31 :i/4 Jan
18
Va Jan
7
May 12
76% Jan 26
86
Feb
9
Dec
29
86
Sep
18
57
Feb
433/4 Feb
76% Nov
13
46% Dec
49 % Feb
29
40
27
8
12
$6
&
59% Jan
2
96
Dec 28
40% Nov 23
For
footnotes,
,88%
16
59% Jul* 2a
see page
26.
36
43%
13,500
36%
4,400
89
89
89 %
89%
89%
*89%
90
28
x27
27%
5103/4
526
28%
27%
27%
27%
43%
43%
141 %
142%
33%
x32%
33%
79
♦74%
79
33%
27%
540%
531%
4,500
110
532%
19.800
45%
142
45%
47%
X44%
4534
3J.900
*141%
142%
142%
143%
333/b
32%
32 Va
32%
*74%
76%
32
542%
75%
100
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
56%
5474
553/4
543/a
54%
54%
54%
2,600
22,800
16%
xl534
91 %
13%
15%
16%
15%
16
1434
1083/4
1073/4
109
106%
108
.11,400
25.800
93
*91 %
93
600
*92
133/4
63 %
62 %
113
33%
34
49
50
34
48%
93
13 %
63 %
*109%
111
75%
107%
*13%
-
763/4
16 Va
92 %
*91%
91%
133/i
64%
*74%
107 %
105
105
13%
63
112
111
x33%
*92
13%
13 Va
13 Va
62%
623/4
*112
115
*112
114
300
3,600
4,700
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
51%
513/a
52%
51%
5134
34 %
34%
33 %
x33%
33 %
35
34
44 V8
42%
43%
43 %
45 %
44%
453/a
45
35%
36
36
35%
36%
36
36
35%
*34
41
41
,
41%
413«
41%
41%
413%
4134
35%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
36
35
35 Vs
19 Va
19
19 Va
39
38%
38 %
38 %
34%
34%-
34%
19%
34%
50c
26
*116
89% Jan
4
Jones
98% Jan
25
5%
26%
17%
13%
*81
47%
26%
*116
119
26 %
5
27%
26
18
18
13%
*82
59%
61%
64
—1
80
'
107a
*
-
11
97%'"
34 V*
35
38%
34%
343%
27 Va
34%
26%
27%
*116
26%
119
26%
18
*17%
27%
18
*116
19 Va
X3834
26%
353/8
28 Va
*116
28%
119
26%
18
26%
7,200
18
27
17%
39
38%
3434
28%
119
19 %
383/4
18%
2,800
16
9,700
14
14
14%
14%
14%
82
82
82
83
483/4 /
49
493/3
49
49
80
48%
50%
79%
79%
♦79
79 %
79 Va
90
61%
80%
603a
62
61%
623/8
61%
66 %
62 V*
66
67%
66
66 %
66 %
66%
29,600
3,800
107s
xlOVa
*78 Va
68%
87 Va
,
39
38%
83
48
64%
& Laughlin Steel common-10
-100
preferred series A—
27%
119
19%
39
383/4
64 Va
47%
.—5
1
19%
39
38%
34 %
6074
137a
83
*78 Va
-
19%
38%
38%
38%
5
Co-,.
1,800
1,400
1,600
2,800
2,700
4,100
2,600
7,500
41%
36%
19 Va
38%
—
126,500
36
41
-100
—
400
34
"46%
35%
-25
1
—
300
>
50
-
600
13 Vs
63
43
"35%
15%
63
*33
38 Va
3%% preferred
920
22,900
33
55%
—5
common
8.500
18%
56%
18%
56
I
200
30%
142%
44 %
44%
1423/*
28%
523%
526
518
524
42%
ill
♦29 %
Co—,.1
preferred—.
5,800
44%
89
35%
35%
...10
Electric
Light Co__
Manufacturing
35%
44%
90
5
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd- -100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
i ■"
1:
Joy
43%
45
-50c
8
43
36 34
Johnson
47% Jan
42%
78 Va
44%
Jonathan Logan Inc
1
100
155
*29%
Johnson
Jun
43
42%
77%
*147
297/4
4
33
1434
78 3/4
155%
36%
2
8
78
*147
4574
13% Feb
Apr 28
79
155
44%
68% Jun
95 % Mar
15%
78
*147
29%
6
60 Va
15%
80
155
36%
9
'
13,900
157a
15Vb
79
2934
53% May
Dec~22
103 % Feb
15%
15%
15 Va
*147
-1
-
Co
Corp
3,400
.3.50
preferred
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
&
674
6%
45
Johns-Manville
22
6%
6%
37%
52% Apr 13
79% May 31
62 3/a May 31
76% Jan
6%
6%
29%
8% Mar
9
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
7034 July 14
6%
44%
44Vs
4434 Jan 13
88
100
6%
43 V2
47%
Elec Light & Power Co
Power
45 %
45
44%
25
Interstate Dept Stores
20
May 27
45%
15%
33%
common
45% Apr
40% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
45%
45
45
30
25
Power
45 Va
44 Va
No par
7% preferred
convertible
42 %
44%
30
International Telep & Teleg-Nopar
International Utilities Corp com—5
$2
•413%
44%
No par
Shoe—
8
4
*43 %
42%
80 %
63%
4
21
44%
*41%
155
15%
Jan
Jan
*43%
42 %
43 %
*88%
27%
100%
May 10
18% Mar
44%
*41%
6%
34%
Limited——1
35
4
15% Nov
15
*43 %
42
*29 %
Paper common—17.50
preferred——;—
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com_Ne par
40
5
15
18% Dec
.
common—
17
Nov
75
46 3/4
46%
44 V2
1
Packers
130
42
*43%'
_5
Corp
Machines
Aug 18
116% Sef>
36% Jan
2
<
46%
10
5
100
common
International
24
47
_1
Inc
—
-
%
3.300
45 %
42
—
139% Jan
*42
46%
78
100
Ctfs
,
20
42
15 Va
1
No par
5% preferred
—100
International SaltNo par
70 % Mar
2,900
26%
$4
19% Mar
21
20
51
International
102
20%
Mexico
De
Corp
4V2% preferred
International
19%
26%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
6
20%
39 Va
—50
;
Co
19
20 Vis
51%
50
I
preferred
21% Feb
20%
51%
50
-
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
136% Jan
373/4
20V8
300
X26 Va
100 pesos
6
*37%
\
99.200
26%
15
i——
24
11%
51%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Iron
103/8
26 V«
-50
Business
11 Vs
37%
51 %
—50
Interlake
lOVi
*37%
20%
preferred
Steel
10',4
37%
37%
4.20% preferred
Inland
190
91/4
371/4
9%
*37
20 »/2
o
6%
3,700
25,200
37 %
No par
common
4.08% preferred
S A
30
7.100
82
5
Cement Co
Illinois
"
10
Idaho Power Co
Ideal
83%
92%
38
9Va
9V'4
9Va
16
8014
83 Va
—5
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
25% Feb
23
190
79V2
56 V? Jun
172% July 15
7 Qt
80%
3
91% Jun
*
79V4
98% Apr 28
86% Jan
8
6
28
*71
791/4
51% May 11
133/4 May 10
Nov"!
141% Nov
-
7,800
78
*75%
15
7,800
19
*90
4% preferred
100
International Mining Corp
—5
Int'l Nickel of Canada—No par
May
100
30 V4
92 %
6
123/4 Jani
38%
30 Va
83%
33% Jun
86% Dec
18%
*38%
*82%
142
111
191/4
37%
•90
7% preferred
100
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—5
Jun
400
83 %
Int'l Harvester
18
5,700
18%
92%
19
4
100
534
,18%
•90 %
11
27% Jun
86
♦82%
50% Jan
9
72
19
3.300
5'/a
-Wl
30
145% Apr
17% Feb
19%
19%
*37
41% May 16
139% Feb
2
May 13
*85
534
17%
9
77
23,100
86%
5%
18
8
8,300
36
17%
34 >/4 Feb
12
45
35%
53i
542 % Jun
Feb
37%
44
36V2
17%
8
69% Jan
37%
44a4
5%
18%
1,800
3,900
37%
17%
18%
10%
24
29%
5%
3
200
1,400
13,700
♦28%
18 Va
25
22
*85
10%
23 Va
29
5%
-
26 % Apr
Dec
10
*17%
1
—25
6
38
*84
85
-
24
23%
32%
32V4
*84
11
xll
11%
23%
90 % Apr
29
22%
23%
*28%
5
2
14
7,100
23
Feb
573/8 July 10
890
36%
10
common
10
109
36%
22%
86
35 % Apr 30
80
July 30
109
36 34
13%
Interchemical
153% Jan
112
35%
23%
Insuranshares
25
112
35%
13%
1
Sep
110
35%
22%
9
Sep 22
110
351/4
13 %
4534 Jun
28
110
1,700
35,800
23%
8
138
61%
23%
preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
Int'l
22
61%
108%
23 Vs
50c
5
407 % Mar
22%
21%
13%
Feb
7
21%
62
23 Vs
343/4 Feb
May 29
21
22%
*61%
13 %
29
31 Vs July
21
21%
22Vi
62
27%
33
488
21
13%
Dec
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
20%
21%
*61
100
*26%
Apr 29
95% Feb 24
10,500
13%
50% Mar 18
2
57%
27'/2
45
20
571/8
351/4
32
Jan
58'/a
13%
19
86% Oct
571/4
34%
21
25
58 Va
*26%
34% Sep
30% Mar
57'4
25
27% Mar 26
17
1.700
34%
28
Oct
84%
63
1081/2
10
Industria Electrica
6% Dec
230
841/4
*61
83%
4.42%
Jan
108
83%
1
4.25% preferred
4.70% preferred
50
*1061/4
61 %
83'/2
92%
42
Apr
8
43% Apr 14
48 3/4 Apr
1
413/4 Feb 18
62
*61
No par
2.50
107»/2
61%
841/4
*821/2
18
39% Jan
3
1,200
15,700
62
62
*60
*106V4
120
15%
69%
84
62
*61
62
34
67
♦901/2
53% Jun
4
34
*15
83%
27
Apr
34
92%
Jan
43% Feb
34
*82 Vb
41
47
34%
68%
preferred
46% Dec 24
40% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
*34
100
1
convertible pfd series A——50
5%
5% Jan
X34',4
10
*901/2
Sound Co
Hunt
84% Feb 25
93% July 30
9% Dec 31
35
35
*58%
Corp common
5
No par
Hudson Bay Min
29% Dec 14
600
100
14
5
30%
•"
8,100
_100
Houston
10
30 %
106 »/2
4.40% preferred
Jan
301/2
2 1/12
4% preferred
84% Dec
301/4
15%
3%% preferred-
54% Jan
2
30'/4
70
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
7
Jan
x30 Vs
15%
common
Houdaille-Industries Inc
Mar
6
*30
341/4
30%
69 Va
Co
convertible
Jan
2,100
70
Corp of America common
7(5%
;
Corp
preferred
5%
44%
151/4
pfd series A
Chemical
Hotel
81
*43%
15 %
(Charles E)
$4.25
14
*80Va
44%
69%
(conv)
Hooker
14
92%
81
*43%
30%
44V2
30
*34'/4
95
♦80 Va
15%
_
Jan
14
91
81
44V2
43%
70 Va
Honolulu Oil Corp:
Jan
30
91
•80%
15 %
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Homestake Mining
8
19 % Jun
91
80%
44 V2
69%
preferred series A
Holland Furnace
21
6.
92
22%
4% May li
Apr
94'%
88
X80%
20%
16% May 18
§%
36 J/4 Dec
18
Feb
500
10
21%
*32% Apr 30
*
26% Dec
50% Sep
5
11
11,900
9%
80 '/a
10
20%
conv
79%
9%
78
10%
21%
Hotels
50
7734
82 %
20 »/2
Co
381/a
lOVs
211/4
2nd
38%
78%
44V'4
4,000
38V2
10 Vs
-
1,000
934 *
♦38
83%
44%
7,900
38V2
*38
10 Va
20%
5%%
1
53
9%
38%
1
Hilton
Jan
'
24%
9%
5
$4%
26 % Feb
May 20
*24%
9%
9%
,
15%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
27
243/4
9%
58%
29
22
24%
84
27% Feb
15% Apr
25
91/4
57 %
Hires
24% Jun
3,800
25
58%
29
29% Nov 30
24,800
2334
85
37 Va Jan
2
243/4
23 3/8
841/2
28% Apr
16% Feb
5
64
24%
23%
57%
1
27
63%
25i/4
23%
1
1
21% Jan
65%
24%
23
No par
l
11% Oct
63%
25%
69%
Corp—
23% Feb
27% Feb
65
No par
32
18% May 2
10% May 13
64%
80 Vs
81
8,600
22%
24%
*38
88
7,600
47%
127
22%
10%
87
37%
47%
*125
25 Vs
82%
*80%
70
2,300
66 Vs
81%
■
25
Co
3%%
1% Jun
37
47%
127
100
Chocolate
Hershey
47.
500
90
28%
2,500
38%
38
♦125
*19%
10
90
28
25%
9%
.
38V2
'
127
84V2
Hertz
800
♦123%
15
common
class A pfd
13
May 21
9%
9%
No par
Aug 27
37
241/4
_1
Jan
6
22 »/4
*38
5
41
22% Oct
22V4
24%
25
21
Apr
22
100
12% Nov 30
Jun
24%
1
Inc„
31% Jan
2
x64%
24 %
50
—
Co common
Powder
conv
66
25%,
1
preferred
$2
63 Va
24
—5
Motors
Hercules
*123%
47>/2
47
47
127
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
5
Jan
65% Feb
16
7%
46 %
*123%
1—5
Co
Marx
(G W) common
noncumulative preferred
Hercules
46
127
1
(W E) & Co_v
Helme
44%
39%
,38
40
39%
40
33
1.25
T
3.65% preferred,Heller
-
7.50
com
—
Industries
49
76%
781/2
78
75%
Co
Hewitt-Robins Inc
22% Jun
60% May 11
July 22
4
109% Apr
5
63% May 13
90% May 13
38% Feb
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
64% Jan
Mar
Heinz (H J)
Mar
74% Dec
76
Hayes
Jan
118% Apr
j.9
28%
&
preferred
9
May 13
44% May 24
31% Jan
4
35
19
82% Nov
89
28
Haveg Industries Inc
Jun
20
29
4% %
5
6
Sep
46% Apr 27
42 % July 29
Apr 22
18
Jan
8
89
281,4
Hat Corp of America common
Jan
82
17
50
2
6
95
4
105
Jan
89
28
100
Schaffner
13
29 Va May 12
3
Jan
38%
May 20
77
Hart
23
89
27%
Chemical
Harshaw
88% May 26
9 % May 25
78
11
23
22%
88%
Corp
Corporation
11
22%
22 Va
88%
27%
1
Harsco
29% Jan
22%
22 Vs
2234
22%
90
6% preferred
Harris-Intertype
25% Apr
11% Jan
.5,300
*22
issued
1
Mar 24
31
*88
Harbison-Walker Refrac
7
129
36,700
30%
30 Va
31
30%
301/2
3oya
1
Paper
69% Jun
28
35
Jan 29
61% Feb 17
5
66
When
38%
30%
-5
Hammond Organ Co
25% Jun
8% Feb
2
34
Hammermill
371%
31'/a
preferred——100
convertible
8
Jan
45% Mar
MaTl
90% May
7
*48'/2
31
•
Printing Co
(W F)
-4%.
49
38
39
36%
37%
36%
3734
35%
37V4
5
Hamilton Watch Co common
21% May 24
21 % May 11
22% May 26
3
92
75% Sep 22
25
122
13
79% May
7
16% Jan 12
21
32% Jan
79% jun
44
12% Apr 13
39% Apr 20
35% Nov 30
12% Dec
Jan
34
"7% Jan~16
64% Jan
6
10
57% Dec
132
1
Nov" 20
43 % Sep
27% May 25
52% Feb
1
34% May 24
28% Jun
Hall
49
*48%
49
48 %
49
48%
49
25
Well Cementing
Oil
10 Va
707a
11
71%
.
"
72
'
973/4' 97%
.34%
357a
107a
10 3/4
70 V*
10%
71%
68%
71 %
"97%
97%
347a
35 V»
34%
973/4
353/g
'
90
84
5,000
T
97%
"'
14%
*82
.
683/4
-97
347a
103/4
69 %
97
35%
12,300
68,600
210
11.900
Volume 191
Number 5959
.
(2533)
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
June 10
June !>
June 8
June 7
June 6
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year ly5i>
Lowest
Shares
K
37
Feb
9
65
93 ft Feb
10
120
42 ft Dec
31
48
10
135
130
107
Feb
107"
July 27
39% Mar
9
54% Jan
July
98 ft Mar 17
111ft Jan
Feb
8
Nov
23
20
73% Nov
18
82
79 ft Sep
86
Sep
25
92 ft Jan
23
98
82ft Jun
19
89 ft Feb
85 ft July 10
72 ft Sep 21
'883/4 Feb
,
5
13
28ft Jan
2
11 ft Dec
28
Jan
,
(
*110
115
114ft
115
*110
*112
1201/4
119
119
*115
convertible
125
Jan
11
Jun
7
77
Apr
1
87
Jan
20
'
\Jan 29
89
Apr 13
4.20 ft
8
36ft Feb
19
43 ft Feb
9
513/4 Jun
8
Kansas
Gas
4
31 ft Feb
23
37 ft Jun
' 9
Kansas
Power &
Jan
12
'13ft
Dec
11
7
July 27
41ft Feb 17
413/4 May 12
36
50ft July 31
33
51% Sep
90 ft Oct
63 ;
22
Jun
1173/4 Feb
45 ft Oct
1
64
44% Oct
7
Kellogg
10
6
28
60 ft Jun
2
100"ft Jan
May 11
47 ft
5
Co
Kendall
Co
Kennecott
7
59
Apr
1
743/4 Nov
26ft Jan
2
27% Jan
2
37% Oct
22
29
85-
Feb
13% May
6
21|
30ft Nov
4
35
27 ft Mar
8
14% Feb
17
Aug
29% Mar
82 ft
323/4 Nov 24
43 ft Mar
3
17 ft
26 ft Mar
5
April
4ft
34 ft Jan
Kresge
(E J)
(S S)
Kress
20ft Jan
8
Kroehler
2
36% Mar
2
25 ft Apr
19% Oct
6
13 ft May 19
303/4 Feb
28
36
10
22% May 16
19% Jun
22
10
21 "
23ft Jan
22
18% Feb
28 ft Nov
6
34% Jan
22
27% Mar 11
33/4 Dec
17
24 % Jan
8
341/2 Apr
155/e Oct
21
23% Nov
21ft Sep
103/8 Feb
18
30 ft Mar 23
29
Jan
27 ft Feb
17
32
Jan
25
2
13% May
20% Jun
37% Jan
27
20
3 '/2 Apr
2
6
Apr
1% Jun
6 ft Dec
263/4 Sep
36
30
10% Jan
22
31% Mar
7
57% Dec
4
2
243/e Dec
10*
57 ft Apr
29
10% Nov
23
,80 3/s Jan
2
9
28
Mar
48
Oct
57
Nov
13
93/8 Sep
21
14% Mar 23
29
73 ft Nov
63
Dec
70ft Jan
9
48
393/4 Apr
8
21
37% Jan
5
36% Nov
27
46% Jan
26
7
1393/4 Jan
26
2
363/a Apr
15
15
23 ft May 17
4
Link
4
Lone
4
Lone Star Gas Co
96
Jan
21
14
80
Jan
8
87
May
6
81
Jan
20
89
Apr
16
135
Jan
27
79% Dec
30
89
813/a Dec
16
90 ft Mar
Apr
155ft Apr
36% Dec
3
131ft Dec
31
363/4 Jun
26
44% Nov
69
Nov
25
88
48% July
130ft Mar
38 3/4 Feb
27
7
1043/4 Mar
18% Nov
5
34% Apr
39'% Feb
1
9
Star
Cement
series
9
22
series
28%
*28'%
283/4
1,100
41ft
41%
41ft
41%
3,500
78 ft
78 ft
78 ft
78 ft
78 ft
120
20
20%
20
20%
17,600
20
20%
19%
20%
14%
14%
14%
145ft
*145/8
15
145/8
14%
14%
14%
800
31%
323ft
32V4
32%
31ft
32%
32%
32%
33
335/8
16,200
30 ft
31
303ft
303ft
30ift
30'ft
29%
30%
30'A
30%
5,400
22
22%
22
22%
22'ft
2\%
22%
223ft
X22
22%
*32
33%
*32
33 ft
32%
32%
*32%
33 ft
*325ft
33»ft
100
3 5ft
33/4
300
28%
28'ft
28%
600
71,700
*3%
-
-
4
*3%
*283/B
28 3ft
19 ft
17%
10 ft
201% Jan
4
Lowenstein
91ft Jan
4
Lukens
21
6
Lykes
11
19%
5%
5%
5%
19'ft
19
19%
18%
19»ft
175ft
17%
17ft
17%
4,600
lift
1134
12'ft
llsft
12%
27,100
27%
28
19%
18
11'ft
28'ft
28%
28%
28%
29 ft
10,800
2%
56,600
2
2%
2
2%
1%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
18 ft
5%
6%
5%
25%
6
26'ft
25%
6
6
53%
x52'ft
53%
53
53%
53%
54 ft
25%
25%
26%
26
263ft
26
26 ft
5
51 %
52%
53
53%
53%
54%
54
56 ft
7
-
9ft
9%
9ft
-
25
79
793ft
79%
145
145 ft
*143%
541/2
55'ft
54%
49
49'ft
48 ft
263/8
5,900
6%
5,600
263/4
22,600
54'ft
55
2,6 %
26%
21,000
54%
,
10%
10
10%
10
10%
19
26%
26%
26'ft
25"%
'
,
4,000
17%
,
2%
2
2
19
*28 ft
28%
4
251/2
553/4
90,100
10%
18,000
9%
3.600
79'ft
553ft
50%
803,4
143%
*14334
543ft
553ft
55
553ft
543/4
55ft
11,700
49'ft
.-
803/4
143%
79%
145
50
4934
50
49%
50 'ft
5,000
19%
8134
81%
144
813%
8,500
180
144
144
171ft
17'ft
193/a
191/4
18ft
85%
84%
173/b
85ft
17'ft
82%
833/4
84%
82
83%
82%
84 3ft
23,700
21
213ft
21%
22%
2134
22%
21%
22%
21%
21%
47,300
17ft
I83ft
18
18 ft
18 3ft
18%
18%
18'%
18
18 3/s
44,300
26
18,400
37%
17,400
JL
.4
x24'ft
25'ft
■'25 ft
25
25 ft
25
25
26,400
363ft
37%
363ft
1133/4
1133/4
♦111ft
114
300
35%
35 ft
36%
36 ft
37
18,800
*98'ft
100 ft
♦98 ft
100ft
*99
100%
37
37'/«
36%
37%
36%
114
114 ft
112%
112%
111%
35%
34 ft
99 ft
35
18%
255ft
10
37%
112
35%
353ft
99ft
99 ft
100
*83ft
85 ft
*83'/a
85 ft
*83ft
851ft
*83 ft
85 ft
*84
85 ft
100
*84'ft
86
*85
86
*85
86
*85
86
*85
86
156
152
151
152
152
157
10
.100
100
*153
5
100
132ft
45%
;_50
63
*98 ft
36 ft
35%
(Ky).Nopar
153ft
3 5-'ft
35%
148 ft
35 ft
*132'ft
134
35%
35%
1583ft
35 ft
353/4
132 ft
132
134
10
1,800
361ft
31,800
133 ft
133
90
133'ft
*132'ft
46%
47%
473ft
473/4
48%
48%
50
491/2
50
3,100
64%
65
64'ft
65%
643/4
65%
65
653ft
5,400
ft
64 ft
—1
16%
17'ft
16 3/4
17%
17'ft
17'ft
17%
17%
17%
17-%
—3.33%
70%
73%
73
75%
72
745ft
71ft
73%
71
72
17,500
10
ig7/g
17
17
17%
17
17%
17
17%
16%
17
9,900
...
Sons Inc
&
24'ft
17%
100
<—;
Co
Co......
Steamship
Bros
18
*3%
4
531/4
pfd
...
(M)
20%
10%
27%
28
1%
1
conv
& El
Steel
19%
17%
10%
283/4
283ft
18
18
~
28%
20%
27ft
A
*3%
par
,
Nashville
&
--
•
4
25%
common
preferred
Louisville Gas
Louisville
5
Jan
28%
4IV2
2OV4
Corp.-
G
9
163/4 May 27
28 ft
41ft
20 ft
preferred..
Co
(P)
151/8 Mar
15
28
14,700
8,700
common
E
7%
1,700
18%
preferred.
conv
62% May
6
Inc
4.40%
Jun
50
Theatres
Lorillard
23
42 ft
303/8
No par
1
„
4.35%
26
783/4 Jan
,
61% May 11
July 10
July 29
15% Jan
8
134ft Mar 24
4
23
Apr
42ft
17 ft
1
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
159 ft May 10
34% May 18
7
142% Mar 25
71% Jan
100
43%
—1
Loew's
Mar, 4
43 %
_2.50
6
38% May 25
43
30 «/8
5
Corp
13
9,600
183/4
Industries Inc
4.84%
79
30%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp...
8
200
78 ft
17%
Co
Litton
30% Jan
104
Belt
Lionel
Jan
1,500
79%
,
30
^5
4
393/4 Jan
39%
39
78 ft
*77
78 ft
—100
10
117
*38%
*38%
19'ft
;
30ft Jan
,
22 ft
30 3ft
com
183/4 Jun
24 5/s May 16
111
43
22 ft
ft
Co
32% Jan
17
79
6,700
22%
18
No
Glass
4
8
16
99
Libby-Owens-Ford
Jan
Feb
Dec
2
Feb
14
17% July 10
78%
6,600
44%
30%
5
19% Jun
4
12
38%'
79
21,200
49%
43%
19 ft
Products.
89% May 26
123/4 Jan
18% May 11
38%
77 ft
49
4434
303ft
15
Corp.....—
613/4 Jan
May 11
22%
22%
.
18%
No par
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
61
43 %
38 ft
75 ft
50 ft
22 ft
493ft
22%
78
ft
433/4
7 6'ft
49
78 ft
43%
301/4
10
A.
ser
22
13
5
57% Jan
30
28 '/a Sep
1283/4 Jan
3
48% May
112 ft Dec
96
Lerner Stores
73
245/s Sep 18
10 ft Mar
9
295/8 Jan
Lehn
19
77%
49ft.
44
25
Corp
2
9
11 % Jan
78%
30 3ft
5
Fink
55 5/s Jun
91 ft Jan
13,400
19%
Industries com
pfd
conv
261/2 Jun
145 ft Feb
59%
191/4
Tire_
Lehigh Valley
7
4
4,500
14,000
58 ft
301/4
Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement-
29
1
July
4
&
Jan
Jan
20,500
38 ft
'
41%
Inc
Rubber
Apr
140
59
28
Lehigh Coal &
Lehman
63 ft Jun
14
Lee
6
22
783/4 May 19
-
5
58%
13%
47
%
4
293/8 Jan
93/8 May 10
Jan
98% Oct
! 133/4
593ft
41ft
50c
Lear
6
&
58 ft
135/«
46
x38
.5
Lehigh Valley RR___-____
Apr 29
601/4
28
series A
15
*
13%
41ft
common
7% Jan
'■ 22
3,600
5
8
41
n
77 ft Aug 27
152 '
Co
50 5/8 Jun
Jan
37
10
19 % Jun
25
4
37
38ft
27 ft
Paper Co
preferred
$1.50
37%
46
40 ft
...:
5% May 11
12
185/8 Jan
140ft Dec 3lv
Gas
6
3% Mar 11
37
1
30% Jan
1
3,500
36%
1
P Sutherland
13 % Jan
6
Jun
700
51%
50
*77
4,600
353/4
50%
491/4
78
*35
51%
76%
38 ft
73%
__10
6
18
3534
85 ft
91
73%
50 ft
13%
27 ft
,,
Co
Mfg
24'/4 Jan
2
17 ft Apr 29
10.
Mar 15
*35
3,600
51%
36%
43%
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex -'
Lane Bryant
1
11
*86
73%
44
42%
Inc
Co...
& Co-/
H)
4.32%
4
8
V
Laclede
May 16
13
7
15% July
Sep 22
1% Jan
33
K
*83 ft
91
73
13%
42'A
Kroger Co
5
3% Jan
41/4 Mar 11
12
Jan
(S
85 ft
*86
36%
411/4
*77
*83 ft
73'/4
431/3
1
100 G
10
80
35 ft
5
_100
100
92
43
X781/2
!
/
82
*91
85 ft
X43ft
39
60
*81
353ft
,13'A
791/4
preferred
Korvette
20% May 24
33
Jan
12
7
*38 ft
76
361/4
78V4
/
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
46% Jan
Nov 16
5
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
31ft Jan
'
58 ft
r
prior preferred____25
& Wire Co
_1
43 ft Jan
7
59
'
200
55a/4
361/4
14
,
x22
9
Jan
57 ft
22 3/4
81% Jun
77
35%
119
553/4
76
43
13 ft
42%
36
22 y4
11
conv
14
42%
44
County Land Co.—,
Keystone Steel
13%
35%
-.
♦115ft
800
51ft
*35
;
36%
76 ft
46 ft Jan
•
361/4
-
49 ft
7
38% Apr 29
26
50%
600
200
112
91
72 ft
35 ft
X49%
75V4
24%
"393/8 Apr
7
51ft Mar 13
77
35
'
42%
7
473/4 Aug 25
*86
48%
Jun
25
*83 ft
91
1
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
4'/a ft
851/2
2.50
Kern
523/a Jan
Apr
91
72 ft
110
76%
*81
91
No par
Copper
553/b Jan
1
35 ft Mar
Jan
82
90
72'ft
18,500
47%
82
82
.
46%
100
*45%
91
76
92
42 ft
1
50c
:
120%
563/4
*55%
77 :
82
.1
!
—
Kelsey Hayes Co__.i.—
*115
55%
*76
365ft
62 ft Feb
43
34% Jan
36 ft
38 ft Jun
28
18
50'ft
22
Sep
Sep 29
35 ft
50
40% Jun
22 ft
27ft Jun
35
__8.75
I2OV4
55 ft
77
16
Kayser-Roth Corp
Jun
503^ Jan
73% Jun
24
Jan
70% Apr 21
31ft Apr 20
54 ft July 22
91
No par
COu
115
*83 ft
85 ft
*86
72'A
Light Co
14 ft May 31
6
9
48 ft Apr
29
Electric
&
47
Apr
May
,
*83 ft
.No par ~
*110
*91
'
72
preferred
non-cum
115
*86
92
46
100
47
*81
82
*91
47
101ft
*46
*76
*81
-
4%
101ft
45%
453ft
56
555ft
553/4
__50
Kansas City Southern com
34% May 31
4
46
77
100
100
preferred
4.35-preferred
'79% Jan
2
55%
*76
100
preferred
102
46
47 ft
102
102
*101
102
100
preferred
4.50ft
85
9
68% May
4ft
92 ft Mar 24
33 ft Nov
■
34
Dec
preferred
100
4%ft .(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
preferred
Sep
50
7
50
*46
Corp
preferred
46%
471ft
46
48%
47%
ft
102
43/4 ft
6
48
46%
33ft
100
43/4 ft
56
-85% Feb
6
Chem
&
convertible
13
82 ft Mar 18
5
May
Alum
4ftft
8
86ft Jan
12
Kaiser
5
6
122 ft Jan
80 ft May 23
27
6
25
Mar
74
May 20
Mar
47
Apr 22
'-45/
17
383/4 Aug 28.
,
10
Mar 11
93
39 ft Feb
Jun
114ft
July 27
57 ft Apr
12
110
July 27
v
46 ft Oct
/ 34 ft Nov
423/4 Jan
24
Co
6,400
M
28% Sep
118
Sep
35
3
Jan
22
26
123ft Jun
28
9
116
;
Mar
Jan
29ft Jan
8
122
19
6%
Mack Trucks Inc.
52 3ft Jan
6
49ft Feb
17
7
44% Jun
10
79
4
83
3
19% Jan
19
34% May 10
59ft Jan
7
Jun
2
48'ft Jun
2
Mallory
8
Manati Sugar Co.
-
30
17 ft Oct
14
20% Jan
473ft Oct
1
Jan
preferred (w w)
(R H) Co Inc com
4'/4%
Mar 25
29
323/4 Nov
40% Dec
20
2
50% Dec
4
35% Nov
16% May
21
Mar 17
18
313ft Feb
"
17
403ft May 17
55
Magma
Fund
23
15% J an
5
223/4 Nov
18
14
21/4 Mar 16
4ft Jam
30
5
33
.
Jun
1
;,7%
Jan
26
May 11
16% Feb
19
Apr 22
191/4 Mar 17
Jun
9
27ft Jan
18
Manning,
6
5 ft Jan
22
Maracaibo
41%
♦46 ft
47
41%
43 ft
423/4
43%
42%
100
82 ft
82 ft
82
82
80 ft
81 ft
81ft
81ft
*80 ft
Maremont
Apr 25
18 3ft Jan
4
May 25
29% Jan
22
17
May
5
401/4 Jan
6
16%
17%
16%
17%
16 3/4
17
16%
17%
18,500
38'/4
39
38'/a
40%
39%
41
383/4
393/4
15,300
51%
52 ft
51'A
52%
51 'ft
52%
51%
52%
50 ft
51ft
26,800
451/4
463ft
45%
46 ft
453/4
46 ft
45%
46%
45%
45%
4,700
*23/8
2%
*2%
2%
23/a
23/a
*2 3/8
2ft
2%
2%
900
No par
5ft
5'ft
5ft
5ft
5ft
5ft
5%
6%
6%
6ft
3,700
18 3/B
18ft
18
18%
173/4
173/4
18%
18%
18
18
.12.50
:_1
23 ft
23 ft
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
4'ft
43ft
23%
4ft
23'A
43/8
4ft
4ft
44% Nov
4
593ft Jan
12
40 ft May 23
54% Jan
6
Marquette
42% Jun
2
51% Dec
10
443ft Feb
17
53'ft Jun
8
Marshall Field
Oct
27
93ft Jan
26
89'ft Jan
4
88
323/8 Jan
14
623/4 May 11
36
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
30 'ft Jun
Apr 12
93
4%%
Mar 28
&
Co
Oct
1
38% Jan
6
Masonite
46
May 19
44'ft Mar
7
50
9
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
72'ft Jan
5
77 ft May
9
$3.75 preferred
'l 71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
k 65%
6
72% Mar 17
Jan
19
653ft Jan
4
Jan
12
Jun
77 ft Apr
69ft Apr
19
6
Nov
9
71'ft Dec
11
82
Feb
24
32% Sep
22
43% Nov
9
35% Mar 25
44ft Jan
30
38
1
22'ft Mar
7
3
38 ft Jun
2
39% Jun
1
30ft May 25
403ft Jan
15
47% Jan
4
49
18% Jun
9
Dec
31ft Dec
7
42
Oct
30
53
July 24
29
Jan
2
44
Feb
10
13% Dec
31
193/4 Feb
5
77ft Dec
31
94 'ft Feb
5
18
58
Feb
16
26%
Feb
.
76'ft May 16
Mar
33/4
14%
15
253ft
25'/a
253/a
24%
25
24 ft
25%
25%
26
24%
263%
44 ft
45'ft
45
46
46 3/4
48
47
48%
47 ft
48 ft
52'ft
51%
52 ft
52 7ft
53'ft
53 ft
53 ft
53 ft
53 ft
93'ft
92
92
42 ft
42ift
-
•
513ft
*92
42%
-
14%
433/4
*90'ft
*90 ft
93
44%
44%
33 ft
34%
33
49 'ft
49"%
433/4
303/4
31%
303/4
33 ft
48%
49'ft
49%
49%
74
74
74
74
*74
75 ft
76 ft
*74'ft
76 ft
Co
i
32'ft Nov
Feb
21 'ft Jun
18
8
153/8 Feb
39ft Jan
-5
23% Jun
48 3/4
July" 16
36 3ft Jun
8
453ft Jan
72
Dec
31
65% Feb
8
98 34 Jun
17
16'ft Apr
20
18% Jan
11
17'ft Dec
14
21 ft July
Dec
24
32% Dec
29
33
37% Sep
8% Feb
21
50
Nov"18
40
13
10 ft
Sep
11
7
May
24'ft May 17
24% May 11
20 % Jan
41% Jun
2
24
87
Dec
8
25
ft Nov
17
233/4 Jan
2
78
Dec
30
27% Dec
51
Feb
10
2
95'ft Mar 26
29% Oct-26
29 ft Dec
85 ft Apr
22
7
For footnotes, see page
Feb
1
Apr- 28
17% Apr
29
33 ft May 31
86% Feb
"23
Jun
29
2
253ft Mar 10
77% Jan
26.
8
31 % Jan
35% Jan
28% Jan
48
Jan
4
15
7
68 ft
*67 ft
683ft
763/4
*75ift
763/4
*75ft
763/4
3 4'ft
363/8
36
36%
35%
35%
35%
35 ft
35 %
353/4
4,400
36%
33 ft
35 ft
333/4
34 ft
343/4
353/8
34
35%
10,700
37%
37%
36%
37
36
36%
35%
353/4
2,900
31 ft
31'ft
32
32
•31%
32 ft
32%
32%
300
♦48
50
*48
50
50
133/4
133/4
13ft
133/4
13 ft
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
50c
771/4
77%
*77%
78
78
78
78
78%
773/4
77%
22%
22%
22%
23
22
223/4
22%
22 3/8
x22%
22%
12,500
21ft
22 %
21%
22
21%
21%
20%
21%
19 ft
20'ft
23,400
1
37%
38 ft
37
373/4
36%
37%
37%
373/4
36%
37%
92%
98
90
94 ft
87
88%
85
8 6'/a
84
85
..3
1
17%
173/4
17ft
17ft
17%
17'/4
17%
17%
255/8
24 ft
24%
*24%
25%
25
25
2,100
29
29'A
2,400
47%
473/4
10,400
.
Corp
common
convertible
preferred
(J Ray)
*48
25%
No par
9
-44%
1
7%
7%
10
17%
17%
Corp common..
__5
preferred (1st series)—.100
33 ft
33%
McKee
(A G> & Co
McKesson
'
&
Robbins Inc
McLean
Trucking Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co.—
Mead
7
Portland
Cement
Melville Sho6 Corp common
4%
25%
25%
par
'Medusa
81% Apr
763/4
32 %
29'ft Mar 16
5
20
75 ft
*67%
4%%
29% Jan
68 ft
37%
Apr 14
■88
*67 ft
*74'ft
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No
4
Jan-
fo
68 ft
67'ft
McGraw-Hill- Publishing
9
9
74 ft
'763/4
McGraw-Edison Co..
12
47% Jun
71
ft
74
35%
3ft-%
3
9
12,200
74 ft
♦48
Stores
11
Mar
493/4
75 ft
*74
67ft
common..
preferred
McDermott
2
Jan~30
54
8,000
100
& Co Inc
..1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
—2.50
4
37%
40
33 ft
*31ft
Corp
$2.50
29
1
2,900
22,700
No par
3
50
McCord
29
80'ft Feb
.3,800
93
44 %
49%
50
*75 ft
McCall Corp
9
20
68,900
,32ft
343/8
No par
100
No par
*36
19,200
1
43 ft
75
*671%
76 ft
25%
ft
74 ft
*74
50
McCrory-McLellan
13
76 % May
*89ft
45%
par
l.No
*74%
49%
24 ft
93
*74'ft
Inc.
MCA
25%
14ft
25
14%
«
No par
J
preferred
preferred 1959 series
Maytag
5,800
23%
No par
5
common
$3.40
18
27 ft Dec
72
2,700
24%
1945 series.No par
1947 series
pfd
$3.75
4%
15%
25 ft
14'ft
:_1-
1
Corp
43/4
15%
25%
100
May Dept Stores
71
1,500
43/4
153/a
23'ft
No par
1
34
'
23%
43/4.
151/4
1
Co
com
Co
1,100
__1
4
preferred
Martin
48% May 18
Mfg
Cement
'
-
..5
Products
Midland Corp.!
Marine
190
17'ft
38 %
Marquardt Corp
v
11,900
16%
,
Automotive
14
28 ft
1,900
44%
82
371/4
Maxwell & Moore
Oil Exploration
24
21ft Dec
2
47
1
-
9
7
23 ft Jan
*46 ft
__10
1
.1
1
& Co...
July 30
16% Dec
47
X41 %
47%
41ft
Manhattan-Shirt
43ft Jun
23
*46 ft
41%
393/4
14,606
41
.5
Magnavox Co
7'ft
223/, Mar 16
6
4% Dec
Jan
9ft Jan
'7%
31
5% Sep
118
40%
47'ft
40'ft
400
28 ft
*116
41%
41%
'
3ft Dec
*28
28%
118
46 ft
Inc..
R)
403/4
41
Copper
(P
*116
403/4
preferred series A
Madison
28%
283/4
118
46 'ft
'
78
28 ft
♦116
118
39%
....
5%i%
Macy
*28%
♦117
5
....
6
44
433/4 July 10
87 ft Mar 30
118
a
50
No par
i___
Mandel Bros
36'ft May
21
78 ft Sep
"
4
21
47 ft Dec
2
*116
..100
:
28 ft
28 ft
common__10
.......
May
50 ft Dec
37
Jan
Forbes
&
preferred
373/4 Mar
6
44% Oct 26
32% Jan
MacAndrews
5
Mar 25
preferred
series
B_
„_No par
:___1
100
26%
.
..
.
*473%
♦17%
273/4
273/4
29%
29%
29 7/a
293/8
45
44%
45%
46
47
46%
473/4
7%
7'A
7
17%
17%
18
33%
,34ft
341%
17
10,400
390
8,700
4,200
900
ft
'
29 ft
-
50
4,600
7ft
7%
18
18%
18%
18 ft
18 ft
600
35%
35%
35%
35%
36'A
16,900
7%
7%
*86%
7 ft.
*86'A
87
87
23 ft
24
88
*86%
87
*86 %
87
23
23
233/4
24
23%
24
23%
263/4
27
26-ft
26%
26'/a
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
4,300
78'/a
78
78 ft
78
78
78
79
773/,
77%
190
*86%
'
78
23 ft
.
.
2.500
22
(2534)
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
.. .
Monday, June 13, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previona
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
29 % Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
7
38
Mercantile
Feb
9
91% May 15
30% May 25
73
Jan 26
34% Jan 21
67
96% Jun
2
Merck
Nov
17
85
Feb
70
8
78
Apr
1
44% Jan
16 % Nov
8
70
Dec
14
58% Mar
8
75
Jun
7
18
22% Feb
25
13
18% Feb
23
53% Jan
6
27% Jun
3
6
82% July
15
37
Jan
May 10
59% May 3
25
Apr 25
1
Mar 19
70% Jan
32
$3.50
5
81
Feb
93
75% Nov 30
74% Nov 12
Apr
18
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
81% Apr
18
30
2
87
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
75% Jan
58% Dec
'
56%
86
31
19
Jan
,
93
Jan
23
39% Jan
2
83% Jan
2
33% Dec
29
15% Oct
9
111% Jan 28
18% Feb
9
20% Sep 21
14% Dec
2
111% Jan
8
31% Apr
28
68
50
Declfl
60% Nov 12
92
•
58
27
88
Jan
5
93
Feb
30
May
2
33% Jan
4
17% Mar
8
150
July 21
29% July 29
31
Jun
4
20% Feb
18
182% Dec 23
123% Feb
38
,
Mar
5
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Minn Mining & Mfg___
No par
11% Jun
161%
28
1
17
Jan 29
229% Jun
15
52% May 25
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
12% Jan
8
60
70
30
Jun
8
When
19
33% Jan
4
Minnesota
24
18% Nov 23
11% Dec
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
16
24
Minnesota Power &
Minute
4
Mission
3
22% Jan
4
Mission
Mar 10
33% Jan
4
6% Jan
6
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
9
Maid
Apr
18
Missouri Public Service Co
15% Jan
11
Mohasco
Industries
Jan
29
12% Jun
19% Jan
6
Monarch
13% Jan
11
Mar
9% Jan
20
55% Jan
4
Monsanto
35% Mar 2
29% Aug 31
26% Mar
30% Apr
7
21% Jan 25
28% Jun
13
30% Jun
10
3
12% Oct 27
57% Jan
28
16
24
Feb
9
43% Jan
2
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
25
23
42 y8 May 24
24% Feb
24
2
Feb
Dec~30
140
Feb
27% Nov
24
32
Dec
Jan
8
23
20
37
July 8
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
50% Jan
9
22
Jun
5
12% Nov
10
50% Sep 15
16% Dec 23
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
Dec
22
8
Sep 10
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
46% Feb
2
28% Jun
8
90
Sep 23
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
84
19
17
Nov
19% July 18
12% Feb
l
54% Jun
Jan
9
12
Mar 30
15% Jan
17%
17%
31%
173/4
18
17%
173/4
31
31%
31Vb
3134
47%
4%
43%
4%
.31
4%
4%
43/4
5
40%
40%
41%
41%
417%
41%
30%
30%
3OV2
303%
30 %
10
193%
19%
19 %
19
9%
9%
10%
9%
*64 %
65%
*64%
75%
75%
*74%
75%
12%
*12%
12%
11%
12%
13%
13%
13
74%
12i%
12i/8
13%
*13%
13%
*13
11
*10%
11%
*10%
28%
1,000 lire
*29%
29%
29%
*29%
1
28%
30%
29%
301/4
29%
No par
43%
44
44
45
43%
(John)
Lines
11%
12
Co
&
35
10
Inc
issued
12
xll%
12%
36%
177%
3
36
180%
180
9
■
•
50
76
12%
9
1,200
72,200
66
70
13%
2,000
13'/4
600
IIV4
-300
*8%
81/2
1,100
45 7%
44%
4534
77,100
28%
28 7%
283a
28%
5.800
27'%
273/4
27%
28%
4,900
30 3'8
1
44%
44%
30
30%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
48,800
44%
43%
44%
42%
433/4
30,900
*29%
30
12
12
11%
36
183 %
123%
182
11%
363/4
x34%
1843/4
35%
36 %
181
36%
184
8%
2,300
19%
*75
27%
*29
4,100
4,000
;
12
74%
27
& Co
19'%
11
11%
64%
28%
9
193%
66
12%
11
10%
10%
7,500
30%
18%
10%
8,500
..
41%
30%
,
28%
Mueller
181%
700
12%
7,500
35
13.400
183%
11,300
3
90%
91%
92
93
92
93 %
92%
94%
_5
21%
22'/a
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23%
x22
22%
3,700
Corp
5
15%
15%
15%
16%
•16%
16%
16 /
16%
16
16
2,900
Co
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23
23
23%
5
37
37
37
37%
36%
37%
1
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
26%
27
26%
27%
27%
27%
58%
58
58
58
58
58
58
58
48%
47%
48%
52%
52
54%
51%
Brass
Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
21
May
6
47
May 16
54% Jan
4
17% Jan
4
29% Jan
22
34% May 8
56% Dec 30
164% Apr
3
14% Jan
12
80
Jan
5
32% Jan
15
54% Jun
11% Jun
3
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
10
No par
*58
36'%
/ 51
93%
933/8
%
5,900
1,400
'2738
37
37
37
2,200
51%
a
51%
51%
2,300
28%
""27%
28%
12,800
58
3,400
143% Jan
62% Jun
27
31
11 % Mar
14
12
44% Jan
20
35% Dec
7
28 va Jun
6
Apr
8
24% Jan
21
71
27
Apr
97% Feb
26
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13i%
13%
13%
13%
3.500
47%
47%
48
48
48
48%
49
50
51
51
1
11%
12%;
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
121/4
4,200
5
x26%
,.27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
273/a
3,300
62%
11,700
National Aviation
7 %
National
9
National
City Lines
11
4%%
National
Fuel
4
National
Gypsum
22
109%
Jan
153
18% Feb
24
$4.50
Apr 14
Jan
2
22
28% Jan
2
3
44
Aug 28
38% Dec
8
74% Jan
7
23% Dec
15
Aug 18
98 %
Aug
14% Nov
13% Jan
24
7
5% Nov 24
22
6
Dec
70
4
National
7%
May 27
6%
Natl
14
National-Standard
28
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
74 % Dec
19
22
19% Jan
4
21
Feb
68 % Oct
86 % Apr
30
22
75% Jan
6
82
May 12
35
16
Dec
9
29% Sep 22
5% Dec 29
Dec
24
24% Dec
29
25% Dec
11
43% Feb 28
82 % Mar
2
107% Mar 11
49% Mar 13
34% Oct
33% Oct
36 %
29
6
May 22
37% Mar
71
55
Jan
May
7
New
31"% Jan
6
New
29% Mar
39% Jun
8
20% May 24
27% Jan
11
23% May
5
27
Jan
72% Jan
4
78
Mar 22
33% Mar 15
65
Sep
18
73 % Apr
I
Dec
23
77"% Apr
13
Dec
21
85 % Mar
3
74% Jan
88 % Apr
2
80
17
16
Jun
17
84% Jan 29
20% Nov 25
11% Dec
4
30% Sep
23
102% Feb
108
Dec
Dec
30
73
Jun
24
100% Oct
5
Nov
16
22% Jan
2
Dec
28
78% Dec
29
79
21
79% Dec 28
28
17
52% Mar 18
40% Dec
100% Oct 28
22
23 % Mar 10
12% Dec
Sep. 21
Sep 21
28
23% Aug 25
44 %
July 2
Jan
14
27
35% Jan 22
108
Feb
113% Mar
103
Nov
18
8
18
57 % May 22
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
88 % Mar 23
86 % Mar
2
88% Mar 23
24% Sep 18
29% Dec 22
89
Mar 25
44% May 12
46 % Apr 10
29% Dee 22
44
Apr
10
39% Dec
40% Dec
22
17
footnotes,
see page 26.
Brake
65% Jan
69% Mar
Jan
99% Feb
35% Jun
14
r
7
4
;
126%
126%
*126%
128
127
127
95%
2
;
,
33
33
*32
1
32%
32'%
32%
80%
81%
81
82%
82%
83
17%
17%
17%
17% 5
17 '/2
16%
16%
16%
16%
8
19%
20'%
30%
133%
31
30%
291/4
38
38
381/2
75 /•
38%
39
38%
*74%
75
30%
*38%
75
U-
24%
74
74
74
20%
20 3/a
*80
24%
25
24%
24
39
%
64
Jan
6
4
4
f
68
Mar 29
29% Jan
110
5
13
107
38% May 11
48
Jan
4
74% Mar 24
Jan
81
Apr 29
79% Jan
80
Jan
8
11
5
24% Mar 31
16% Apr 28
23% Mar 31
19% M«v 20
38% Mar
8
___100
preferred
____100
Share
Corp
*
83 %
"
Co
253/8
24%
25%
24
25%
24%
24%
58,400
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
76,000
North
American
Car
Central
Ry
Northern
Natural
Gas
5 % %
Co
5.80%
5.60%
Pacific
'
$3.60
31%
100%
22 i
22
65%
preferred
&
Co
Wire
22
■20%
19%
.32%
32%
100%
"32%
..*21%
22%
,
/
I2V4
*12%
.
12%
39%
43
65 %
28%
V
'*12%
12%
38%
"
66
41%
6534
42 3/i
65%
28%
27%
28%
104
*103
65-3/4
104
*108%
109
106
*108%
109
♦105
106 *
*108%
*2,100
5,300
■'700
106
*105
v
••
200
-67,600
10,300
!
460
il 3,100
,/r
40
109
*105
106
42
42
43%
27%
27%
27%
27%
72
27%
72%
273/8
72%
72%
*72
*82%
"•
2,500
.22
*
90
110
100%
,k,
300
t
32%
100
-22
:
20
X37%
*103
310
,
95%
28%
104
41%
721%
83%
,-,x82%
82%
82%
82%
*82%
*81%
83%
*81 %
83
*83
*83%
Steel
19%
"41%
65%
104%
95%
43%
28%
♦103
*105
series________100
conv
103
1001%
32%
600
.
t
■
98 ' '
101
41%
preferred
Pharmacal
103
170
;
83
106
$4.16
5%%
83 -y
'•*96
39%
series
Northwestern
83
*813%
*105
*
preferred
Norwich
76%
109
$4.11
4
71%
'76%
38%
—
_____100
*71 *
77
38 %
♦103
120
>23,700
*108%
84% Apr 28
85% Mar 25
2
66
"753/4
71%
77
104'%
2,500
69
'
83
4,300
-
35%.,35%
'*75
*67%
43
28%
.9,400
35%
37%
103
253/4
109
___100
9
28%
103
12%
2,200
2534
*108%
___100
31% Jan
66
28%
103
'
series-.
22% May
43%
66
28
*102
preferred
*
99%
22%
68
*71
78
20%
*21%
93/a
X22%
753%
5
9%
351%
72»/4
3,400
5
:
67
20%
'"99%
43%
,
*75
353%
96
'
43%
,
75 %
;-69
94%
12%
100
Inc.
*103
98
99%
$4.08
50% Jun
104%
21%
$4.10 preferred series
Airlines
*96
*81%
'20%
4
Corp.
Xl04%
*77
-
37%
43%
5
series—
71
83
.31%
2
Northrop
71%
20%
Apr
Northwest
y.
67
x31%
82 % Jun
35% May 18
31 % Jan
4
75%
36%
_100
preferred
253/4
35
68%
*12%
100
Common
1
25%
.
'
...
12%
__5
253/4
25%
36%
50 6
Ry__i____
23
99
100
preferred
Northern
9%
21%
___10
preferred
5%
93%
22%
75%
35%
Co___
preferred
5
22 Va
31"%
*12
5%
9%
22%
25%
■■
,^_1
.
Corp
Northern
j
„5
Aviation
4%
8%
8%
79
20%
313^
12,400
25%
X77
99
14,100
39%
25%
»x83
105%
*20
___1-.V.
& Western Ry common__25
preferred ________25
preferred
10
American
X71
77
*97%
V
X67
66
391/4
25%
x35% '35%
•
83%
65%
,
25%
23
25%
*75
83%
*104 %
-.4.
___5
„
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)
27% Jun
67% Jan
78
preferred
Chemical
North
May 17
22% Jan 25
5
6%
May 26
V
72%
76 %
*82%
Adjustment
105 % Mar 10
,
75%
35%
Norfolk
3
20
26
75%
39%
*80
66%
39
25%
4%
8%
22%
68%
Nopco
25
45 % May 24
26% Feb 17
99% Jan 6
103% Jan
101% Jan
May
12% Jan
8%
23%
25%
83%
653%
•38%
4%
8%
35%
Niagara
6
4%
*80
66%
39%
24%
38%
:
83%
64
38%
210
11,300
25%
22%
71%
15
41% Jan
-
4%
400
74
20%
38
»
5,500
373/4
20'%
23%
.
30
x37%
74%
39
,
29%
383%
20%
83%
63%
par
1,200
30%
74%
62%
1
6,500
58,900
:20%
38
'
51/4
19%
13%
20%
63
..
5%
19
13%
V
*80
38%
,
51/4
x20%
62%
100
5'%
20%
37%
No par
/;
83%
20%
*80
*66%
Jan
22
21,200
13%
1O0
-
20,500
30
100
4.85%
73/4
29%
31%
preferred
28
16,200
7%
27%
5%
preferred
5.25%
163/8
7%
283%
13%
3.60%
/
16
3,600
7%
20%
5%
3.40%
99% Apr
22
6
25
Jan
7
16%
25,000
|
25%
5%
100
t
16i%
600
32
7%
25
13%
________100
Apr
16%
X32
25V4
.
7%
25%
20 Va
15
2,100
17%
5%
preferred
33i/4
•c 32%
13%
preferred
300
17%
20%
4.10%
40
19
80%
5%
3.90%
128
33%
17%
19%
.___
190
*18%
13%
No par
preferred
19,000
151%
*127
19%
5
Central
10
97%
151%
19
13%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
'
*18%
92
9334
5%
4
106% Jan
4
36
6
98
79%
7%
5
41% Jan
19
29% May
6
95%
18
25%
8o% May
1107
18% May
5
30% May 24
11% Mar
j
97%
3,100
79
8%
par
Mar 28
*90
152%
25%
85% Apr i
15
92% Jan 20
93% Apr
20% Jan
73
73% Apr
92
152
7%
Preferred 5% series A
100
York Shipbuilding Corp
1
Y State Electric Gas
Corp—
Common
^—;—No
$3.75
*90
152
96%
19
„
Common
4
91
*150%
128
16
New
N
74
Sep
91
152
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
6
69
19% Sep
Newmont Mining Corp___
Newport News Ship & Dry
5
Mar 23
92
93%
151%
13%
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
6% Jan
108
*90
93%
10
6
9
12% Jan
14
10,500
Dock__l
79% Jan
2
84% Mar 11
14,200
57 '/2
25%
__100
32% Jan
6
41% Jan
93
22%
57
75
common/No par
39"% Jun
4% Jun
15
92%
22%
57
1
Co
6
8% Jun
12
93
22%
56
,_1
33% May 11
23% May 11
21% May 1
York
£134
22%
56%
17%
England Electric System
_1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd_100
Air
91%
22%
55%
I~__l
_~i
preferred
York
91%
22%
56%
150%
*126
New
29
91%
22%
,__5
Newberry Co (J. J.)
Mar 28
5
33% Dec
20
Jan
78
8
71% Dec 29
79% Oct 29
40
Meter
91%
21%
92
.
90%
2,800
x55%
_1
Co
.>
9
10% Jan
27"% Nov
Television
___
21
20% Jan
38% Feb
17
*90
10
Inc
Neptune
55%
150
■
4
34% May 24
91%
22
55
No par
Fibre
Co
3%%
91
21%
5
Co
8
19
30,000
*22%
Vulcanized
71% Dec
14,000
29
10
Theatres
27% Mar
54%
1
Co
National
2
53%
28%
33%
National
36% Jan
54%
29%
33
4
Natus Corp
Neisner Bros
53'%
283/4
18%
10
Natomas
27%
53%
29%
33%
Jan
4
2 71/4
53%
29
18%
7 % Jan
15
27%
53%
29
33
29% Jun
Mar 10
27%
53%
28%
19
Feb 17
*
27%
53%
33%
May 31
9
27
18,800
28%
10
;
Steel
&
27%
3,400
67%
52%
19
5y8 May 23
13
27%
340
9
28 %
32%
7
14% Mar
27%
27%
150
5
18%
19
25
x65%
62
150
32%
4
7
68%
62 7%
151
18%
15
4
67%
61
151
31%
Tea
Jan
68%
61 %
153%
151
1
National
Jan
67%
60%
153%
Cast_No par
4
14
68%
Corp
Steel
20% Jan
13
67%
100
Service
&
May 25
12
23% Jan 27
Linen
Malleable
16
26
69%
100
Corp
Sugar Ref Co__.
22
68%
common
National
Jan
25% Feb
Co
National
15
8%
No par
4
15% Dec
8%
100
_
;
8
13
8%
common
98% Jan
27% Nov
Feb
1951
Co
Co
28 % Jan
10 % Mar 24
37% Apr
Gas
Lead
National
6
Jan
8%
1
preferred B
4
40
Apr 28
16% Jun
8%
61%
60%
153
1,200
5
preferred A
Jan
43
8%
com
preferred
20% Jan
29% May 31
31% Apr 13
8%
5
Corp
2
40% Mar 13
24% Mar 25
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
pfd series of
11
Jan
128
37% Dec
8%
Inc
National
Natl Distillers & Chem
91% Jan
May 10
61%
153%
8%
Dairy Products
10
5
Mar
60%
152%
Cash Register..
Jan
48%
10
Corp
11
59
27%
o
10
Can
3
May
47%
100
common
preferred
National
19
9
Corp
National Biscuit Co
1
24% Jan
-
Apr 29
85 Va
174.100
13%
1
35% Jan
104
17
89
53%
5
54% Jun
>
90% May 12
21% May 27
51% Feb
1
Corp
7
70% Jun
109
Corp
Natco
National Acme Co
National Airlines
9
153% Jun
12
8% May 11
55% Feb 17
Jan
NAFI
29% May 23
120% Jan
79% Dec
11,400
27%
When
9
18
63 %
144% Jan
Dec
49,100
28%
28%
Morrell
10
3
67
5,300
22%
2 8 Va
27%
Motorola
58 % May 25
3
42
32%
22%
287%
27%
22
159
102
32%
22i%
28%
28%
Wheel
132% Aug
64
32%
22
29 Va
26%
Products
134% Mar 12
32
33
22%
321%
21%
29
32%
28%
shares
15,900
22%
43%
Motor
10
34
,32%
227
29%
8%
Motor
31
91
20,500
43%
4
Jun
100% Oct
27,900
311/4
8%
4
Feb
10
753/4
31
42%
May 31
145
12
741/4
31i%
8%
Moore-McCormack
120% Dec
11% Sep
763/4
30%
42%
7
28% Jun
75%
30%
41%
Co
224
2251/4
77
30%
2
Chemical
American
37% May 16
53% Mar
1
43 y4 Jan
2293/4
228
73%
221
,
*8%
28% Jan
24% Mar
1,500
*1C%
23% Jan
31% Feb
121%
25
25% Jan
48% Jan
12%
No Par
19
98
May
121%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co..
5
Montana Power Co__
No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
194% May 31
3
12%
class A
47% Jan
19
No par
B
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
104
17
RR
Class
14% Jan
4
May 3
18% Mar 21
15
Monon
31% May 26
4
53% Jan
8
11% Mar
31% Apr
174%
24
21% Mar
121%
N
13 % Nov
142
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
53 % Dec
79
22% Dec
25% Sep 22
24% Jan
2
For
Inc
Machine Tool
May
7
11%
65%
12%
Co
7
40 % Feb
9,000
14,000
11%
65
1.25
Mojud
13,400
11%
•
28%
76
4
172'%
21%
32%
19
*75%
169%
174%
271/2
17%
100
1,400
28,500
21
31%
preferred
110
32
241/a
27%
17
4.20%
92
231/4
213/e
10
Jan
170%
92
*31V4
22
,67
87% Mar 23
24
28%
x31
9%
15
313/4
23%
21
30%
*65%
11 y« May
92
313/4
1,000
27%
73%
5
74% Jun
531%
91%
960
51
*53
27%
221%
100
19
*50
,
27
29%
preferred
Jan
51
19,000
21 (4
73
19
1
29%
27
219
3 % %
common
29%
11%
26%
11%
80% Mar 11
10
20% Oct
Inc
29%
53
33
91%
32%; ;:
23 Va
24%
172% 174%
20%
21%
174
1 30
.
78%
29 %
V
77%
26%
40
20
80
92
79%
20%
30%
1
*77%
*90
92
78%
91%
24%
169
79%
*31%
31%
.23%
*76 '
;
5,700
15,000
-•
91
53
51
53
91%
31%
26
*87%
■50
*50
91%
,
J
"881/2
79%
29%
29%
51
40%
i"
29%
.
92
76%
52%
30 %
Feb
77
52
91 %
.79
*88%
89%
■
*50
51%
-
79
79
■■■■;
30 %
38% May
14
'77%
80
39%
9% Jun
Jun
79%
Missouri Pacific RR class A
No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
6
15
65
*76
4%
Jan
■•■240
79%
31%
48% Jan
...V 14,200
\
26%
79'A
*76
4%
39
17
26%
79%
,v.:
78%
79%
31%
Apr 28
30
>
;
*78 V
s'
26%
78%
27
26%
91
5
18% May 28
21
l
5
Corp
1.3,200
*871/2
10
14% May 28
56% July 27
Sep
1
Corp
8
22
Corp
Development Co
2
20% Jan
No par
62%
78
218
220
72%
73%
29%
30%
32%
32%
21%
21%
27%
28%
16%
17
No par
63
62%
91
29%
51
25%
11%
Paper
2.50
Light
No par
9
22
28
l
Ontario
37'/a Jan
Jan
27% Dec
-
&
36% Mar 31
5
1.50
issued
38% Jan
8
Reg
Co
22% Jun
3% May
37% Mar
18% Apr 27
9
Jan
68% Jan
8
12% Nov 24
9
77
Apr
16% May
10
11
May 11
,
4
Dec
Jan
Moline
14 »/8
61%
*87%
76
29%
51 %
14
621/2
91
*88%
\
75%
31%
32
22%
23%
169 % 171%
20
20 %
1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
31% Feb
Jun
Amer
Minneapolis
17% May 12
27% May 18
17
of
Minneapolis-Honeywell
4
34
Corp
1
19
8
Chem
5
22
2
&
91
72%
14%
79
,*77
77
21,900
62 %
•76
79%
*91
10
9
Jan
16
Minerals
26%
71
72%
2,600
94%
76
14
.
*87%
*50
100
24% Jan
Jun
Jan
Corp
26 %
V
70
34%
94''
^
*72 y8
*78
x29%
5
common
preferred
Oil
27%
75
1
28% Jun
% Apr
8
Corp
1st
26%
*78
.79
*87% ■ 91
77
__10
178% Jun
25
29% May
5%%
26% May 16
Inc
63
v
34%
..
77
■72%
I.
the Week
Shares
73
14%
14«.'
'
.
;
947/e
94
78
r/-.: 71%
14%
62%
*88%
100
8
39
41% Mar
Utilities
75
62%
*76
__5
Enterprises Inc^
Midwest
;
v
__100
17% May 10
19% Mar 23
49
23
series
Midland-Ross
17
2
14
4% Sep
41% Jan
3
Feb
24% Mar 20
16% Jan
2
35% Oct 20
19% Nov 16
31% Dec 23
Midland
22
series
South
'
100 ."
Copper
77
13%
*72%
62
* '
95
73
78
74%
14 %
*73
72
"V
5
preferred
Miami
Middle
Jan
Co_
preferred
4.45%
8
40% Jun
65
31% Dec
3.80%
Apr 12
59% Feb
8
1
12.50
preferred series
29"% May 18
May 11
50% Mar
'
Machine
3.85%
8
79% Jun
25% Mar 16
33
Jun
79
4
5
Jan
Co
34
33'/4
33
94
*72%
14
No par
Linotype
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
23
13
84% Dec
x92%
Friday
June 10
June 9
s>
32%
32%
94%
32 %
95
preferred
Mergenthaler
4
74% Jan
83% Jan
33"% Jan
32
92%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc___No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90 % pfd__100
4.35%
preferred series
100
Jan
IS
Mar 13
88% Apr
31%
Mesta
98
Dec
3%
16%c
Co
Inc
4
28
74% Dec 22
84
Inc
common
Stores
Co
&
Sales for
Thursday
June 8
i
June 7
June 6
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
-
EXCHANGE
71
Jun
STOCK
PRICES
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCKS V
Year 1959
*83
'
*81%
84
83
84%
1
331/3
34
*.10
18%
19%
25
*83%
25%
19%
20
62 %c
48%
48%
*83%
260
150
82 Va
83%
*811/4
82
84
*81%
82%
*83
84
*83
84
84%
*83%
84%.
34%
*83%
333%
343/a
19%
20
25%
25V4
26
19%
19%
19%
48
4734
49
_
5,500
72%
19%
46%.
17,200
27%
*82%
25%
,
42%
27%
*72
19%
•
42%
27%
831/a
34%
.
43%
27%
72%
34
34
42%
.
*82%
.:-:19%
25%
Co___5
84%
r
:
33%-
19/100
19%
1,1,600
19%
:
~10
84%
34
203/8
xl9%
25%
25 3/8
*25%
191/4
191/4
19
Va
.20%
48%
503/4
50%
50.3/4
26
.1,100
2,800
8,400
Volume
Number 5959
191'
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
23 *
(2535)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Tuesday
June 6
AND
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
June 7
Sales for
Thursdav
June 8
■
Friday
y
june 9
the Week
June 10
Shares
o
31% May 17
Dec
21
953/4 Jan
16
84
Jan
4
92
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
4
81
Mar 23
873/4 Dec
15
100
Jan
13
89
4
943/i
86
30
Sep
34 % Nov
95 »/4 Jan
27% Jun
6
86
Jan
30 %
16
46% May 21
4
34 % Mar
13
May 17
4
Ohio
Oil
10
Okla
Gas
&
16% Jan
7
4
2
27% Jun
9
Oklahoma
42 % May 10
4
Olin
253/4 Dec
31
30 % Jun
41 % Feb
9
25
Jan
32 3/a Jun
54% Jan
7
26 % Nov
7
14 y2 May
16y4 May
943/4 July
23% Jan
4
47% Jun
273/8 May 18
16 y2 May 27
393/8 July 15
5
36 3/4 M'ar
14 % Jan
293/4 May
37 % Jan
23 % Jan
12
15l/8 Feb
23
75
7
25
Jan
9
1043/4 Dec
93% Feb
10
27
110% Dec
9
104% Feb
16
263/4 Nov
13
38% Apr
28
25 y2 Jun
1
85
24
993/4 Feb
4
85
5
Jun
51% Nov
45% Nov
.
Jan
7
15 Va Jun
6
5
11% Jan
5
26
67% Apr
9
20
663/4 Apr
3
60
46% Mar
11
523/4 Jun
56% Jan
7
23
29% Oct
20
Oct
21
1443/4 Apr
24
4% Sep
22
3
6% Jan
46 % Nov
24
8
Jun
11
18% Jan
6
5%
Pacific
Finance
4
Pacific
Gas
Lighting
51% Jan
5
Pacific
28
145
Feb
2
7 % Jan
12
23
Jan
4
26% Apr
163/b Apr
28
39
28
23% Jan
4
8
48% Jan
4
May
3
46% Mar
2
5
Pacific
Jun
Pan
8
Sep
21
50% Mar 13
9
49% July 30
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
23% Jan
23
42 y4 Sep
22
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
23% May 19
453/4 Jun
7
3% Jan
30
18% Dec
14% Feb
Tin
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
243A Apr
8
11
21'A Jan
30 Va Sep
21
393/s Mar 12
26 Va Jun
2
98% Jan
21
1
111% Feb
25
64% Jun
125
Dec
36
11
35% Dec
25y2 Nov
13
5
25% Jan
Dec
11
102% Apr
8
89
84 % Dec
14
98% Apr
15 Va Nov
17
20
40 Va Nov
27
55% Mar 20
493/4 Jan
5
64% Aug 11
57% Dec
30
26 y4 Jan
2
74
50
13
Patino
Peabody
5%
5
Jun
7
7
Penna
6
20
85% Jan
18
18
5
12% Jun
2
17% Jan
5
40
8
45
7
8
66% May 16
Apr
41% Feb
Jan
22
46% Jun
9
Oct
43 % Mar
8
8
47% Mar 31
22% Jan
26
20% Jan
15
87% Jan
88% Apr
13
75
17
99
Jan
2
104% Jan
26
28
15
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
10
Dec
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
82
74% Dec 22
Oct
41
39%
433/4 Peb
1
66
Feb
16
40
5
3
94
Dec
3
99Va Apr
6
93
Apr 11
12%
♦12%
12%
12%
12%
1.200
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15
2,800
15
15
15
15
*21%
23
♦21
23
6.300
♦21
23
•21
23
53
53
53%
54
53%
53%
62
533/4
62%
53 y4
5,500
62 %
63%
62%
63 Va
17,500
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
5,400
27 Va
13,600
61%
62%
48
48 3/a
48%
48%
48%
28%
28 3/B
27%
28%
28
134%
1
5%
5%
♦53/4
50c
343A
353/4
32%
1
135
136
136
28%
136
6
27%
136
135
28%
136
27%
*136
5%
5%
53A
3,100
33%
32%
34%
32%
33%
21,200
17%
19%
18%
19%
183A
193/8
19
19%
183/4
19%
66,200
413/4
40%
41 %
40
41%
41%
42%
86%
40%
86%
41%
*86%
15,600
88
88
86%
86%
41%
42
42
43%
42
42%
42%
43%
47%
48 3/B
47%
48%
47%
48 3/8
47%
2.50
24%
24%
24%
25%
26
26
25%
__No par
1
48%
49'A
X453/4
46%
47
47
48
2%
2%
*21/8
2%
2%
16%
Xl5%
5
15%
16
♦23
25
15%
*86%
*85%
87
2%
25%
48
2%
16
48%
15%
,
2%
15%
44%
4,300
47%
48%
33,100
25%
25%
*47%
48%
800
2%
2%
1,100
15%
16 Va
25,600
233A
*23
233/4
*23
*23
23%
49%
493/4
*49
49
48
49%
463A
263A
27 Va
49%
27 3A
49
1
27%
28%
28
28%
28 3/8
26%
233A
No par
130
1
44
44%
44%
443A
26
26%
26%
27
31%
31%
31%
313/4
130
47%
1,600
29
10,500
130
127
127
5,100
43
44
43
43
5,600
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
8,800
32
31 Va
31%
313/4
313/4
900
7,300
*31%
132
23%
127
26%
1
131
♦23
900
44%
433A
3
Corp
130%
120
44
'
3.50
Corp
190
5%
32 3A
34%
5%
l
Corp
138
53A
41
100
common
Sand
23
53
61%
61 3/4
Corp
131
26 3%
923A
92%
94
93
93
100
90%
90%
*89'A
89%
*89%
90
90
90
90
90
.10
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14
14%
14
14 %
42
42
*42
42%
42
42
61%
613/4
62
preferred
5
25
Co
100
33 %c
issued
62%
62
623%
62%
63%
X64
56%
56%
563/4
56 3A
55%
56%
*55
553/4.
44%
443/4
44%
44%
45%
X44%
46 %
*49'/a
17,100
50%
*49%
50%
50%
52
523/4
52%
900
*49%
51
'•32%
34
*32%
333%
*323/4
333A
35
*93%
94%
*92%
94%
*93
94%
•93
13%
13%
Xl3%
133/4
5
3%
(Chas) <fe Co Inc com__33%c
30%
31%
31
31%
30%
313/4
Electric
100
4
13%
4
*3%
$5
22
$4.80
17
15
Jan
12
19 Va May 20
124% Jan
7
6,000
33A
3%
1,000
30%
31%
77,600
98
98
98
98
45%
46%
463/s
47%
47
473/8
473/a
48%
24,000
493A
49%
49 3A
49%
49%
48%
48%
47%
48%
7,800
20%
No par
com
*20%
*96%
98
80
21
97%
*20%
21
20%
97%
♦20%
*97%
99
97%
98 %
80
80%
80%
260
89
873A
873/4
120
,80
80
88%
88
88
80
*87%
300
20%
I
»
190
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
96%
97%
430
36
353/4
36%
353/4
37%
36%
39%
36
36%
32
10,400
33
313/4
33%
32%
33%
32
32%
31%
32%
40,100
100
♦69
•66%
68%
5
70
•69
68%
80
80
t
*69
70
69
68%
673A
68%
67%
68%
68%
693/4
*80
66%
81
80%
81
80%
80%
80
80 Va
70
673/4
69
50
20,400
-
200
78
78
44
44%
45
44%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
35,700
15%
15%
15
15 3/g
14%
15
14%
15
15
15%
No par
No par
2,800
33'A
34
33%
34%
33
33%
4,900
*92%
94
*92%
63%
2
Co
78%
43 %
1
1
& Chem
38 3A
40
213A
22
85%
85%
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
♦85
87
90
*87
90
*87
90
•87
90
♦87
90
*77%
5
common
preferred
preferred
98
353A
common
series preferred
Petroleum
convertible
♦963A
3
preferred series A
Pitts Coke
19
93
500
14
46%
4
25 3A Jan
87 % Jan
May 24
353A
94%
133/4
96 %
6
Jan
4
31%
34
♦93
45%
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
87
•3%
30%
14%
49%
100
85
4
*33/4
35
94%
100
96%
100
213/a May 31
13%
6,700
12.50
3.90%
5
13%
1,500
common—No par
Co
preference
conv
140
443/4
l
Brewing Co
42
42%
64 3/4
100
Corp of America
42
443/8
433A
-
42
720
130,500
v
56%
•55
No par
No par
common
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
Apr 14
Jan
*20%
523A
26
2
19 % Aug
12%
26%
Mar 18
5
60
26
Phillips
Jan 26
Jun
7,900
90%
153/8
4% preferred
4
Jan
29%
*90
16
Enterprises
Philip Morris Inc
10
163A Mar 17
91
1,300
29
90%
26%
33A%
783A Apr 25
3
14% Dec 28
8
14
8
122'A
29%
90%
15%
Phila & Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
Mar 29
49% Aug 27
122%
29
91
12%
*96%
533A Dec
122
29
91
15%
50c
17
6
95% May
107%
15%
100
Feb
Apr
4
106%
12%
88
8
1063/4
122
No par
Co
100
106 Va
15%
89%
2
11,600
106%
15%
*88%
Jan
11,900
16%
12%
100
36% Dec
112"
♦16
15%
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
20 Va Jan
111%
28%
98
48% Jan
16%
112%
122
X122
80
38%
9
104%
I6V4
111%
143%
79 %'
74% Jan
Dec
<fc
1,040
16%
112%
12%
97%
Mar 23
89
*90
20%
71
83
91%
90'/a
79%
92
29
*15%
111
28%
28%
90
98
81% Mar 30
213/8 Jan
27%
27%
21
69 3A Jun
16
104%
122 Va
79
1
Sep
103%
122 Va
98
26
31
1023/4
122
10O
5
453/8 July 7
26% Dec 15
102 »/2
119
100
90
32
.
111%
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
Feb
31% May
16
110
$1
10
Jan
41 % Mar
*15%
14 2/7
Phila
99
13% Apr
112
Inc_5
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
20
1
16
109 y2
34,600
1
6
Apr
16% Dec
*15%
1
6.25
5
2
Mar
49
65% Feb
52 3/4 Mar 23
22
11% Jan 28
17%
4 % % preferred
12
60
17%
19
91
When
10
77% Jan
84 % Apr
17%
18%
25%
Pet Milk
14
73
1
65
54
17%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
82% Mar 14
6
Jan
36,900
213A Mar 24
7
13
93
17%
4.40% series
3
31% May
26% Feb 17
6
28%
17%
98 % Jun
18
Jan
84 % Jan
56 Va May 12
36% May
7
Jan
17%
15
57% Jan
3
5
Apr
103% Apr
28%
17%
100
51% May
100
96% Jun
70% Mar
57
11
17,600
17%
26%
9
22
54 Va Dec
23
47%
17%
91
Pfizer
23
46
29%
x25?a
4
Dec
19 %
47%
28%
x91
33% Jan
87 y2 Dec
18%
453/4
92
263/b Mar 14
Mar 30
19%
45%
26%
Pfeiffer
94% Sep
44,500
26%
21
4
47
91 %
5% Jan
43% May
46
100
33/4 May 20
22
47%
29%
prior preferred
Petroleum
30 y2 Sep
46%
5,600
No par
7
24
27%
4% % preferred
11
6% Feb
19
27%
44%
Airways Inc
Chemicals
16% Jan
27
19%
100
70
27%
29%
& Co
Glass
95% Mar
3% Oct
18%
86
27 Va
45
issued
35% Jun
7
13% May 17
19
46%
5,700
16%
*85
29%
Ford
92 % Jan
v
is3A
45%
32%
*16%
Pipe Line—
16
22
45%
100
553/4 Mar 23
25
44%
44%
27
31%
16%
86
44%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
193/4 Jan
431/4
26%
31%
28%
Pepsi-Cola Co
99% Feb
27
No par
68% Mar 25
18
Dec
♦85
46%
com
46 % Jun
9
15 Va Dec
21
*16 Va
14,800
10
29
Mar
55
23
100
31%
16%
85%
32%
29%
Power & Light com
Penn
27
96% Apr
92 % Apr
543A Feb
&
Pennsalt
Jan
273/a Apr
34% Jan
26%
No par
conv
When
4
31
East
Coal
333/8 May 18
6crii
31%
16 %
*84
70
32%
45
Penney (J C) Co
27
Mar 23
27%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
4
Jan
Mar
26%
Electronics
Mines
35
2
88
393/4 Dec
32%
28 %
Corp
World
Amer
303A Mar 31
16
84%
5
com
Parmalee Transportation
4
443A Jun
30% Feb
Jan
32%
89
25
Penick
132
24% Feb
29% May
32%
31
16%
84%
Corp
31% Jan
6
*16%
84%
1
503/4 May 31
18
July
16%
Parker Rust Proof Co
4
29
23:j/4 May
12
Mar 16
44
42% May 27
21
32
91%
30c
Consolidated
Parke Davis
Mar 16
17% Jan
12
31%
*83%
Electric
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures
28% Jan
3
31%
*16 %
Corp
Common
60% Feb
Mar 10
2
14
1
' *
25
&
Packard-Bell
4
Jan
493A May 31
40
Dec
39 % Sep
31 'A
Aggregates
Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
130% Feb
42
93
31
5
7.50
Co
Pacific
36% Feb
Dec
*87%
preferred
32 % Jan
83
12
&
2
Jan
88
94
85
91
Coast Co common
11
65
83% Mar 18
75
•89
No par
60% Jan
6
May 11
23
20
90
(The)__
22% May
Jun
92
*88%
32%
Fisheries Inc
Amer
Pacific
Panhandle
36% Feb
90%
32%
Gas
Glass
Pacific Cement
2
32% Dec
*88%
32%
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Pacific
14% Feb
13
Sep
90 %
32%
preferred
$5
35 "A Apr
26
*88%
91%
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co common
59 Va Jan
26
91
33%
No par
Owens
17
12% Feb
91
_i
Owens-Illinois
25
Oct
100
92%
100
Chemical
Overland Corp
43
2
*91%
-
3.125
8
20 3/8 Nov
Jun
92%
common
Co
8
29
Sep
280
78
*91%
Corp
26 Va Mar 10
16
30
90%
X78
92%
Elevator
Outlet
183/b May 11
18"% Mar 18
25% Sep
126
8,600
*89
80
92 y4
100
Natural
1
Jan
91
23% Feb
5
58% Jun
33%
903/4
•79
Outboard Marine Corp.
130% May 31
34 % Jan 27
153/8 Jan
22
18 *
108
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
16
Otis
15% May 23
973/4 Jan
Jan
5
9
122 3/4 Jun
79 % Feb
23
33%
90
80
20
Mathieson
Oliver
4
2
31
9% Sep
33%
90
*79
4.24% preferred
5
11% Nov 27
33%
90
79
4% preferred
86% Apr
27
16% Nov
33%
£0%
79
100
Co
6
Feb
90 y2 Feb
Dec
Elec
7
18
25
12
33%
90%
78%
'
28% Mar
29
Sep
10
33%
91
78%
No par
16
Dec
80
61% Feb
333/4
91
-
100
Co
83% Jun
1
24% May 10
16
15 y8 Nov
33
100
4.44% preferred
Mar 24
393/4 Jan
58% July 28
9
15
common
prererrea
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
Apr 22
91
Co
4.40%
Mar 24
74
Jan
Edison
Ohio
34 V4 May 23
83
.
10
No par
No par
17
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
79
•78
79
•78
79
10
17%
333A
34
33%
34
94
92%
92%
94
94
*92%
95
63%
•87
1
(conv)
*78
64%
63%
64 3/a
623/4
63%
62%
63
383/4
40
33
393/4
37%
38%
37%
383/4
29,700
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
2,200
17
22
40
6,300
10
17 3/a
17 3A
17%
173/4
17%
17%
"125%
17%
127%
♦125%
127%
2,100
Pitts Ft Wayne
4
Mar
125% Dec
145
24% Jan
42
73ya May
91% Mar 19
16
Nov
5
119
80 3/a Jan
Pittsburgh Plate
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Sep
8
26
14% May 10
66% May
3
69 % Apr 14
123A May 11
71
9
132
9
,
Mar 16
116
Mar
5%
Jan
18
Jan
125
4
Apr 11
Pittston
Dec
18
52% Jun
2
81% Jan
4
Dec
18
91
1
124 Va Jan
4
573/4 jun
9
Jan
6
56% Dec
31
43% Mar
8
23
15 % May 10
213/4 Nov
17
31% Apr
17
96% Jan
28
188 % Dec
22
163% Feb
1
22
22
28'A May 14
193/4 Jun
3
Jan
73 % Feb
473/4 Feb
17
78 % Oct
Jun
Sep
22
40% Sep 21
16
♦69
70
70
*70
71%
14%
15
14%
14%
*118%
120
543/8
55%
55
92
92
91
52%
53%
16%
17%
20
Public Service Co Of Colorado
Public Serv Elec & Gas com
78% Jan
Mar 20
80% Jan
Jan
Feb
19
6
98
Jan
14
41% Feb
17
65'A Jan
5
73
20% Jan
7
23% Apr 20
May 11
22% Mar 22
13
5
Jan
16
86 Va Jan
7
20
25
Apr 14
May
2
Feb
18
113% Apr
19
8% Apr
28
11% Feb
11
Feb
25
83
106
81
36% Aug 31
29% Feb
72 % Aug 27
67
48% Apr 16
Feb
Jan
Jun
273/8 Jun
May 13
4
34% Apr
19
75% Feb
3
2
6
23
37 Va May 25
39% Jan
4
120
120
16
69
69
7,100
120
70
*69%
71
800
14%
*14%
15
2,800
*119
57
57%.
58 3/a
93
94
96
*96
563/4
X56%
59%
120
•119
110
120
40
60
59%
60%
98
97%
98
5,300
20
52%
54%
53%
17%
18%
17 %
173/4
17%
244%
246 3/4
2463A
2513/4
244%
19%
20%
20%
19%
20
57%
17%
56 Va
55%
•
10,000
17%
3,500
243
248%
16,200
20%
20
20%
6,700
90%
•90
250
17%
770
89%
27%
1121/2
89%
27%
114
*89%
273A
113%
893/4
89%
273/8
28
112%
114%
90%
*90
28
28%
113%
113%
-28%
120
28%
114
80
90%
28'A
7,400
117%
13,400
10
54'A
543A
54%
543A
55
56
55%
56
55%
56%
No par
36%
37%
37%
37%
373/o
38%
373A
38%
373A
38
27,900
27%
273A
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 3A
28%
28%
17,700
4.08% preferred
9
,
15%
70
70
14%
15
14%
16%
*69
<
com—No par
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
88% May 16
45 %
preference
9
86
85
104
div
May 23
84% May
5
8
16
19%
10
29
29
$1.40
234% 245
100
Co
29
Apr
*119
16
23,200
'
2
Power
39% Apr
15
,
17%
70
70
Gamble
573A Apr
36
34% Nov
fund preference
Electric
&
8
117% Feb
17
2
Procter
Jan
sink
Potomac
76% Mar 13
,
16%
69%
70
100
8,200
'
(H K)—
9
233/4 Jan
Jan
7
9
Inc
11
22% May 14
58
Apr
Jun
48% Feb
23
16 3/4
163A
70
70
1
263A Mar
22
293A Dec
5%%
29
120
106% Apr
21-
16%
15%
693/4
5
36% Mar
22
Sep
66'/.
2.50
52
19 % Dec
8% Nov
26%
66%
l
8
20% Sep
82% Nov 24
26%
67
75
5
24
104
28
66%
100
3
Dec
65
11
1
1
92
23
98
95% Jan
27
66 %
10
Co
Feb
27
27%
64%
common
Poor & Co
81% Feb
91% Mar 20
5
Sep
89% May 31
93
5
80
30
27
653/4
10
58 3A Jan
10
83
24
125%
27%
63%
100
100
43% Apr
33% Mar
4
26% Dec
31
90% Nov
9
353A Dec
Dec
29% Feb
96
14
25% May 19
125%
273/8
63
Polaroid Corp
5
127
263A
60%
100
common
prior pfd
(The)
127
25%
10
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Porter
88
Co
127
1.25
$3.50 convertible preferred
25672 May 26
25% Jan
1st series
126%
>100
Co
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
125
Jun
Glass
preferred class A
5%%
75% Jan
81
9
34% Mar 31
Sep
8
22% Jan
29
23% Jan
62% July 31
1003/4 Jun
2
Feb
86
30
& Chic Ry—
guaranteed preferred.
1
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
59 % Jun
82% Jan
Dec
74% Dec
7%
May 11
38% Jan
283A Jan
19% May
68
131
22% May 11
July 23
4,100
100
82%
82%
*81%
82%
*81%
82%
82
*82
83
100
'*82%
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
*83
84
100
♦85 3/a
87
*85%
87
*85%
87
•85%
87
•86
87%
100
100%
102
1013A
102
102
•101
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
43%
443/8
44
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
70%
72
71%
71%
*71 %
72%
71
71%
713/4
71%
180
*21%
22
21%
21%
200
22
•21 %
22
200
:
5.05% preferred
3%% preferred
4.32% preferred
100
25
*21%
22
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
25
*20%
22
100
Publicker Industries Inc
$4.75 preferred
common
•110
9%
5
*82
No par
When
10%
83
102
102%
22
*21%
22
22
22
*21%
23
108
108
"108%
111
10
*82
22
109%
109%
10
10%
93A
10%
•82
10%
83
83%
*82%
32%
32
1083/4
93A
•82
660
9,200
108%
210
10%
24,100
83%
31%
31%
32%
323A
32%
72%
723/4
72 3A
73%
'72 3/4
72%
72%
72%
72%
73%
36%
36%
36%
36 3/4
365/8
363/4
36 %
363/4
36%
36%
Pure Oil
2,500
28%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
29%
30%
29
293/4
31,800
5
-
•
32%
84
102 '
No par
Inc
issued
31%
*21%
-
30
-
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman
111%
102%
82
.
20.300
33%
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LOW AND
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69
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7
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28
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16
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111
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16
62
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see page
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23%
85 %
57%
78
78*
32%
.
13%
2474
38 Va
85
38%
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.
783/4.
32 Va
32%
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7
7 Va
,14
23 Va
86
37%
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v
38 Va
78%
-
313/4
-
34
343/4
10.600
21%
20%
21
55,500
4974
48%
48%
17%
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28
28%
32 3^.
22%
1,800
7%
7%
71 %
72%
12,200
8,000
*22
87
*85%
14 7
•'14-*
24%
•23%
84%
85%
85
37%
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78%
31%-
4,000
24,200
2 8 3/a
7%
14
37 % '
10,100
65
72%
22%
233/4
■
1,200
'
17%
17%
65
*85%
,
..
24%
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34%
71
87
13%
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34%
7%
72 74
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34
25%
22%
2274
703/4
21,200
34
17%
25%
2174
7 Va
21,100
47%
*63%
25 »/4
72V4
58%
47
48
17%
65
57%
47%
20%
21
87
29
57%
33%
49V4
17%
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*27%
573/8
34%
25%
1334
84%
'
38%
31 %
65
23%
24%
85%.
600
50
47
46%
72
7,000
47
46%
*85%
15%
29%
46%
common
900
15
57V2
21 '
11
23%
46%
35
9% Jan
3,500
43%
23%
5774
2074
Public Service Co
21.800
5
4%
43%
24
*27%
20 V4
Spalding (A Gf St Bros Inc—
Sparton Corp
26,200
61,500
*49%
15%
20
Southwestern
63
37%
50
143/4
20
4
5'%
43%
15%
19%
9
20 % May
74
34
Jun
Chemical Co
preferred
34
15
35
293A Jan
Jan
..
15%
33%
173/4
62
36%
;
*23%
34%
stock tr ctfs
5
43%
24
No par
20
preferred
.
9,800
2,200
24%
24%
63%
373/s
=
22,000
*49 %
34
7.50
!
(Del)
.
50
No par
Co
61%
42,700
13,400
'
15%
29
5 Vs
43%
♦491/4
{
37
.
3774
43
43%
50
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
'
.,24%
...
63 741
•
36%
5
423/4
15
85
143/4
24%
46 %
28
14%
24 74
57V4
Ohio
15
24 Va
24%
29%
&
14%
24%
46%
non-cum
393/,
15%
56%
Mobile
40
39%
40
1474
*27%
5%
40
393/4
41'A
39
46 74
8
38%
40%
39
39%
56%
Apr
37%
40'/a
4174
40
.16
45 %
Co
38
15%
2.50
Gas
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4.000-
37'Za
39%
35%
2,600
3734
38
59%
-
44%34%
16%'
36%
60
44%
34%
38%
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45
12,300
26,700
1,900
,
35%
40 Va
59
.59
40%
»
34%
153/4
24%
62%
39%
80%
'
37m.:
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*
45
18%
/80%
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1
V
6,300
17%
173/4
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80%
38%
<
.
173/a
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18%
81%
37%
36%
59
.
81
36
50
Edison
44%
-39
60
44%
3574
4.50
1
4074.-,
*80
35%
com
Sugar
18 1/8
38%
40% :
80
•-
56%
13% May'12
26,
Rico
preferred
84% May 16
8
1,700
,
32%
5
8%
3
4.20%
293/4 Mar
92
*10%
25
303/4 Feb
11
Spencer
May 23
*91
10%
*27%
Jan
4
83
93
33,100
,23,300
34%
18% Apr
2
56%
*92
com___5
:
25
21
68
2
56%
"
54% Jan
Mar 15
57
8,700
16%
233/4 Jan
6
2,100
14
37% Jan
23% May 18
28% Dec
5.600
35%
133/4
57. M.
Co
Jan
163a
34%
15%
54
93
a
California
Feb
27% Mar 25
13%
35%
:
35
143/s
*92
4434
Gas Co
3
19% Apr
2
5% Sep 10
'
8,500
15,000
.16'/8
81%
i
15
Mar
13
12%
35 •'
6%
14
44%
& Platinum
2
May 10
22%
16
56
Inc..
Carolina E & G Co
preferred
South Jersey
26
&
32% Jan
14
21%
..
55
54 %"
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
12
2274
.
38%
6%
15 V4
20 %
Labs-No par
8
42% Jan
28
Kline
French
63 % Jun
Jan
38
22
12V4
6%
38%
54%
17%
1
L___l
Co Inc__
2
4% Jun
72
♦69%
6%
38 Va
-14 Va
173/8
1
—5
25
:——10
9
34
5,800
23
14%
1
_u
Marchant
7
453/4 Jan
89%
15%
43%
Skelly Oil Co..
J
Smith (A O) Corp—
9
25
72
200
75
s
22%
14%
-81%
Pattern Co
Oil
Corp
29
20
*87
231/4
15%
.-No par
Jun
Apr
*73%
89%
'•*69%
'
.
22%
12%
75
*54%
—No par
29% July
8V2 May 18
20,-600
14%
193/4
Co
Co
12
52% Feb
91 %
153/4
-
50c
—
5
38
90%
13,000
32%
133/a
;
Simonds Saw & Steel
Jun
22% Jan
May
700
10,300
•92%
53%
"
93
9%
Va
11
32%
34%
America
47% Mar
65
•
48
32
_1
:
a
of
34% Jun
34
16
14%
«92
ordinary
Corp
Corp
34 5/8 Apr
37
•
shares
Siegler
Sheller
26
29% Dec
53%
.
72
35
78%
10%
Transp & Tr—
30
4
12%
35
"
52% Jan
Dec
12
33%
77%
22*3/4
38%
22
3,800
48%
*73%
"*87
J
7
700
9
11 3/s
90%
6%
37%
9
18,400
43
93%'
23
*69%
4,700
15
23%
'
10%
89 V2
22Va
15
77
*45
74 Va
*87
.
22%
12%
1
61% Jun
18
22 %
33%
No par
4
12
74%
:
7%.
12
15%
Co
24
22% Nov
22%
33%
5
2.50
(Frank G)
4
Jan
Jun
9
89%
99
22 %
213/4
No par
38% Nov
15
*87
71
52%
;
Corp
43
20% Jan
78
14
44 y4 Jan
16
%
90%
•'
18%
-
23%
9%
11%
4
10,400
149,200
9%
18
15
76
48
10 3
*73% ,75
89
3
Inc
Gas
&
Steel
Sharon
9
9
48% Mar
-
2
5% Dec
>
No par
:
Industries
Shahmoon
17
42% Jun
31% May 22
44% Dec
74%
76 Va
*45
21,100
93
.27%
24'/4
9
*
Feb
17
45 % Mar 25
7
30 y2 Jun
91
21%
20%
1
._
preferred-
29% Feb
28
Jan
45
74%
10%
87%
75%
46%
10%
87 %
*87
——1
Co
Shell
21
78
86%
7574
46%
,
'
12 y2 Sep
68
■:
11%
.
9%
15
9%
8%.
27%
9 3/8
18%
■23%
'
Jan
38 y2 Dec
22
Jan 14
45
-
11
V
,
'
23% Sep
45
9%
: 74
73% ? 74%
Corp—.—5
Co
&
Rubber
Inc common
Servel
*
49
;
Sears
44% Feb
26
17% Dec
L—1
Co
Corp
57
23
27% Jun
7
9
72
Sealright-Oswego
50% Nov
6
9%
15 Vs
43%
*91
27%
18%
24%
42%
93
27V4
9 V2
15 Va
38
4
5
Sep 21
8%
43% "44%
10
23V4
37%
Amer
13,600
18%
15%
*69%
'7
—._
400
18%
73%
*91
24
.6%
15
6
13
23%
373/4
Jan
20
22% May
xl5%
63/4
preferred
Corp of
Bolt
&
17% Jan
9V4 Jan
35% Oct
15%
23%
37%
Screw
41
Jan
18
*693/4
3.65%
26
8% Jan
38% Jun
32%
18%
*71%
27 5/a
;; 9%
L—25
100
1
common.,
2
May 17
10%
17%
15%
No par
Co
Mtg
32% Jun
12
9%
18
*32
1974
•
93
27 %
22%
.:
_No par No par
$3.40 preferred
$4
-
323/4
12,200
73 %
19
*91
17%
10 %
9%
173/4
93
27%
-30
29%
*713/4
43%
42%
27%
270
131/4
42%
41
*91
h
680
83%
82%
*245
30
*32
73%
27%
37%:
82%
270
29%
32%
18%
*71 Va
94
27
1
Paper Co- common
32
18%
73%
40
39%
*91
1
—30
.
1
Inc
32 J/4
17%
74
-
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—__20
15
17% Jan
39 y4 Jan
"
16
Jan
23
5
Scott
71"
*
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
Schick
30
-
8
32% Feb
Feb
764
May 27
'81
'
5
1.40
35c
Corp
Arms
29%
28%
37%
82%
*245
'
—5
Co_.
'
29
37%
83
270
*71%
177/a
17'/a
—
Industries Inc com
Convertible preference
Feb 15
93% Jun
17
'
.
Savage
4
Feb
52%
33
*72
Schenley
3
39% Feb
33
100
series A
Electric
Sangamo
10
19
No par
No par
5%
37%
83
*245
82%
270
128%
32%
•' '"•. '
37%
37%
82%'
*245
29-
10
5
__100
Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Diego Imperial Corp
-1
4.40%
pfd
83
260
*242
28%
____
Ry Co com
series A
37%
38
823/4
100
100
Regis Paper Co common
1st
San
27% Jun
12
17% May 16
34% Nov
St
Mar 29
*
5
12% Oct
26
69% Mar
3
-
2
37%
1.66%
Safeway Stores common
4%
preferred .
4.30%
conv
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co___
St Joseph Light & Power
7
259
29% Apr
8
30
29% May
24% Dec
Apr
1
79% Apr
69
40% Apr
84% Mar
25
May 27
253/4 May
July 24
30% Jan
80
250
'
y
•
,73%
32%
•
*78%
,
31V8
87
•
2.600
14%
.,73,400
24
85 3/4
373/8
■78%';
32
.
J :,.130
28,100
90
13.600
Volume
Number
191
5959
.
(2537)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
25
NEW YORK STOCK, EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
f
71% Dec 23
13% Sep
35% Feb
21
5
3y8 May 29
9
75% Apr
27
19% Jun
9
11% Apr
25
Standard
Financial
1
4% Jan
15
Standard
Gas
1
,51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
4% Mar
July 29
62 % Jan
45% Nov 25
43% Jun
12
12% May 11
Dec
25
70% Jan
18
82%Febi24
23% May 11
37
17
40
23
Jun
Standard
20
52% Apr
17
35
May 16
44% Jan
45% Oct
23
59% Jan
26
40
Jun
50% Jan
23
44 %
Nov
16
64% Jan
85
Jun
30
92
July
117
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
84
24
13
76% May
6
43% Dec
Jan
18
2
Jan
12
,12%
19% Dec 31
1
;
14% Mar
17% July 27
8
,
Apr
21
54 % Mar
78
Dec
14
77
13% Jan
5
18%Jun
23
Feb
9
59% Jun
14% Apr
8
44% Mar 24
34% Dec
22
23
Dec
18
76%
43
6
26% Feb
33
31% Dec 29
8
23
14% Apr
29
May
6
Apr
2
% Mar 25
29 % Oct 28
11
651
50
33
26 % Mar 24
20
Oct
618
Oct
28
16%
29
52"% Dec
15
4
$5
64 % Jan
26% Jan
84
Apr
Sundstrand
,4
16% Jan
1
4
20
24 % Jan
7
% May 27
Sun
Jan
27
24% Apr
29
21 % Jan
20
16
38% Jan
15
29% Jun
1
33% Feb
25
7
106% Feb
20
85% Mar 11
93% Jan
15
Dec
88
vr 8%
4
5% Dec
2165
1
5% Jun
Mar 20
Jan
895
23
Apr
23% May 10
;
V;
Sunshine
Jan
4
5
Sweets
1275
Nov
25
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
23
26% Feb
35
Jan
5
47% Aug 21
42% Apr
25
9
1
14
51 % Feb
11% Jan
14% Jun
9
31
44% Feb
17
57% Apr 29
10 Ye Nov
Feb
14% Mar
20
6
31
Swift
Co
of
_1
series of '55——30
Wayne
*'
"
4%
*4%
4%
9,100
42
42
43 %
42'/a
42%
60,600
39%
39%
39%
37%
39
42%
43
43
43%
42%
43 Va
182,700
45%
45%
45%
45%
45
45%
10,600
••!••••
l10c
4.16%
30,200
96
.
35
35
35%
35 to
35%
3,600
35
28%
34
34%
34%
35
8,900
27'A
26 Va
27%
8,600
18%
18%
27%
19%
18%
20%
34,800
17%
17'%
*17%
18 %
*17%
18 to
58 to
59%
59%
60%
58%
5 8 Vat
83 Va
*82
*82
83%
*82
15'A
15
,
300
20,40<y';
83%
500
15%
15%
15'A
58%
61
60%
61%
60
61«A
31,800
28'A
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
23,400
8,600
15
32
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
21 Va
21%
21 %
21%
*21'A
21%
14>/4
14'A
14%
14 'A
14%
14'A
14'A
17%
17'A
50%
17'A
*17'A
17%
17'A
17'A
51%
29'A
29'A
10
10%
.
900
2,400
*
.
258
2,700
51'A
52%
29%
29%
500
10'A
9%
lOVa
110,700
8'A
43,100
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.
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51%
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10
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,
8%
8'A
254
500
..
8%
253%
to
8
255
257
2,070
260
to
5,600
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
533/,
20%
53
53%
53'A
54
52'%
53 3 a
10,000
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
20%
20%
2,900
13%
82%.
47
213/„
22%
30%
12%
13
4,800
82%
82'%
46'A
47
46%
47
46 %
47
21 Va
21'A
21'/a
21%
21 Va
21'A
22,100
22%
22%
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22%
2,400
30
30%
>
5%
13 to
13
13'/a
*82
82 '/a
*82
82%
5%
22%
30%
30%
30%
89%
89%
90 »A
6
6
6
1125
1070
1085
V
1,700
1,300
13,600
1100
5%
1U0
1085
22%
89%
•
10
3,800
30'A
89%
5%
1100
-27%
45%
46%
34
13
*89'A
90
Va
780
45%
*45%
;
l
12%
12%
12%
53%
54
54%
26%
26%
*27
27%
200
47 to
46 %
46%
46
46 %
17,700
13%
13 Va
14'/a
13%
14
36,400
55%
57
*27
.
13
9
27 to
46%
12%
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55%
Corp
30%
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18
{
1075
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26%
26%
-
300
88
30
98
22
5%
-
1075
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31%
34'A
58%
28%
33%
89%
5%
5%
1035
•
-
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28
'58'/a
53
xl9%
12%
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46%
21 Va
22%
29%
•
90
31
98
3,800
34%
•
8
8%
250
258
33%
34
-
*87
32
30%
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29%
10y4
90
*4%
90
*87
51%
89%
l_25
Co———
&
Symington
*4%
50%
12.50
4%
80
3,700
39%
*29%
9%
8%
,
8,400
125,600
■
41%
51%
531/3
54i/a
20%
20%
12"%
13%
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82 V2
' 46% . 47
21
"21%
22%
23
30%
30%
__l
L_„5
America
10%
29%
9%
.
7%
1
Mining Co____
Oil of California
Superior
Feb
•
10%
*17%
244
245
33 %
34 %
100
Corp common
2nd pfd
10%
17%
29%
9%
Co—-__No par
5'/2%
10 Va
15%.
51
1
:
Sunshine Biscuits Inc——
7% Mar 11
1348
21
2i)
/
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Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
V4%% preferred series A__
25
•
21
Oil
10%
*15y4
58
277/8
32%
*21'%
xl4y4
17y2
$4.50 series A preferred—__No par
55% Jan
■
__5
.
10%
83 %
__l
Corp
Sun, Chemical
7
18
21
30% Dec
29
2.50
—
19
30>/a
94
34%
34%
57%
58%
i
Corp
18%
33%
28%
29
17% .18%
*17'/a
18
15y4
preferred.—i.
Sunbeam
4
19%
27%
32
32%
21% ' .22'/4
14%
14%
_1
Gas
18'A
*82
57%
26%
issued
conv
Suburban
19%
83%
*82
15yt
Webster—
When
4
,,Jan
20% Sep
'22% Nov 25
v
__15
Studebaker-Paclcard Corp..
w
42% May 17
9
58%
•
5
Broadcasting Co_„
"
65% Feb
57%
/
_
33%
29%
17%
17%.
__5
&
5
18%
*85
33%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common___l
5% prior preference
...
20
37% May 17
Feb
80
95
34%
T
__1
Storer
529
12% Jun
Mar 13
*85
33%
33
28%
17%
17%
Inc
P)
43%
74'A
29%
Inc—
Drug
(J
Stone
19% May 16
94..
4
19
17% Jan
May 26
226% May 26
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
24% Dec 28
11% Sep 23
79% Dec 21
29y2
100
& Co Inc—
Stewart-Warner Corp,—
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
4
24% Jan
May 26
14
Dec!
28%
100
common..
30% Jan
50% May 11
67
8
Apr
87
45
87
A
58% Mar 28
25% Mar 28
50
Co
Bros. Stores
Stevens
7
Jan
18% Feb
.
May 16
7
28
Sep 22
42%
45y4
87
preferred..—(.20
preferred
_20
Chemical
Sterling
26
16% Jan
9% Aug 26
38
42%
preferred
Sterchi
4
25% Jan
Aug 25
325
Stauffer
.,,3Va%
5
33 % Jun
19
9
4
May 23
1
22
9
4
43%
73%
4%
45
preferred
_20
Stanley Warner Corp_^
^-5
Stanray Corp ———
1
Starrett Co (TIie) L S-—_No par
29
29
2
9% Jun
convertible
9
Apr 12
15% Jan
Dec
convertible
43%
41%
39%
42%
45%
87
41 y8
6%: convertible
16% Jan
27% Mar 13
Sep 21
5
24% Jan
series
Shares
June 10
10%
37
Packaging Corp corn—ul
$1.20
61 % Jun
6
52
preferred
$1.60
4
9
Jan
82
20% Jan
17
13
33 % Jan
Apr
20%
Jan
-
43
the Week
Friday
June 9
74%
10%
*._7
10
Thursday
18
4%
40%
37%
common
Sales for
PRICES
*73%
17
..25
Jersey
SALE
42 %
73%
42%
74
4%
41%
•
27
25% Apr
3%%
Standard
^
65% Jan
71
Jan
8
20
2
Nov
Mar
21V4 Mar 25
May 11
9
52% Sep
Ohio
42% Jan
>
116
8
New
of
34% Jun
6
26% Jun
22
23% Jun
May
of
Oil
40% Jari
May 11
28
Oil
Standard
/ 102
2
28
41% July 27
Standard
4
4
*4%
40%
6.25
Indiana—
4
Jan
36% Jan
May 10
10%
10c
Co
California
89
May 31
86% Jan
7
Apr
39% July 27
7
l
HIGH
AND
June 8
73%
*73'A
167/a
10%
Corp
56
2
42%
74
16Va
—No par
Co Inc.—1
Electric
&
of
of
42 y2
*73
com___No par
„
39% Nov
27% Jan
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
4
50
Brands
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 7
42 %
42%
Monday
June 6
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
10 % May 11
34 % Nov
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,
T
29
Dec
48
44% Nov
OctYT
11
1
35 % Apr
27
Apr
17
Nov
38% Jan
27
25
25"% Mar
193% Nov
39% Jan
8
Tennessee
37
Mar 23
Tennessee
3
14
15
16
20
23
1
24% Apr
25
2
87
Jan
4
Dec
70% Jan
31
12
22%
22%
22%
23
70%
-
71%
73
72
72%
32%
32%
32%
„
33
33%
32%
33%
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
243A
24%
24%
16%
16%
17Va
163/4
16%
16%
16%
2313A
238%
23%
23%
2,700
5,900
4
32% May
61% Jan
7
24
36% Sep 21.;
11
Dec 28
Apr
6
May
72
14
14% Oct
ctfs
Pacific
Inc
3
Jan
13
9% May 2b
$1:25
*
Dec
22
24
Jan
16
21
45% Jan
2
70 % May
88
Jan
3
70
21
25% Jun 10
Jan
23% Mar 29
8
68% Jan
24% Jan
•
Mfg
; 23% Jun
40% Feb
16
52% Feb
28 % May
26
39
4% Apr
20
12% Apr
26
16% Jan
24% Jun
Sep
42% Aug
8
21
50% Dec 24
56% Jan
29
12
7
9
July
18
7
17% Apr
May
2
20
Jan
8
Feb
11
20%
20%
24%
24%
243A
24%
24%
25
31
31 %
31%'
313A
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
32
39 Va
40%
40%
44 %
43 Va
45
43'/a
44%
42%
433A
19 % Jan
1
16% Dec
23
15 % Jun
7
30% Mar 13
24% Feb
29
17%
,
25
Coal
22
Jun
10
>
22
59
200
24,500
18%
22
65%
66%
66
67%
*80 to
,
81%
*81%
82%
*81%
82%
18%
18%
19%
22 Va
22 Va
22%
61%
60 to
62%
59%
18
17%
18%
*17%
17%
17%
35
35%
20%
22
18%
•
*22
22%
59%
65%
61 %
18%
15,200
19%
22
1,600
60
8,300
18%
3,200
17%
17%
9,500
34%
35%
3.800
22
23%
x22
xl8'A
18%
5
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
35%
35%
x34%
34%
35
35
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%;
68%
67%
68%
67%
68
17y2
1
i
19%
1
68%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
29,200
49'/a
30%
49'A
50
49'A
50'/a
48%
50%
49'/a
50%
32,500
30%
30%
5%
4%
68%
26 V*
*29 y2
4%
1
:
Inc
*30
31%
*30
4%
5
31%
*30
32
100
5%
14%
5
5%
4,500
14%
5
4%
14
14%
10,200
34,200
13%
14
14
14%
14%
14%.
34%
35 %
35
3 5'A
35%
35%
36%
36%
54
54
54
54
54
54
53%
53%
1
27
27
27
27
26%
27 Va
27%
27%
267/a
26%
2,400
37
36%
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
7,300
5
,
1
,
i
1
common
1
*57
37%
7%;
.
Corp—
*57
59
*57
37
36
37
7%
*36
,
36%
35'A
*53%
59
36
7 V4
36y2
*36
54
-
59
36
*58
,
36%
*57%
x35
!,
59
22,606
36
8%
8%
8%
*36
36 to
36%
36%
10
10
10%
9%
14
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
8
7%
36%
.
'
900
36%
9%
8%
8'A
36%
2,800
1,060
10
3,600
10
10
10'A
14
14%
14'A
14%
15%
34%
1
t
36%
37%
59 .
39%
36%
.
50
;
Co
■
50
*
common
Co
5,300
68'A
26
68 to
Corp——
7,400
'
67%
25 V4
47%
Co
3,400
10%
60%
82%
1,500
91,000
*10
64%
17%
22
59%
18
25%
10%
*10
10%
*10
65
*80%
82Va'
17%
*80%
.
2
1
Airlines
Electric
Oil
64%
24%
••
10%
64%
■4.
■
—No par
Industries.
Coach
10%
10%
64 %
5
^No par
Century Fox Film
TXL
4
18% Jan
13% May 17
25% Apr
*9%
Steel—No par
Williams
Twin
x25
730
24%
City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
—_50
10
12% Feb
42,000
20
,
Twin
38
4
23%
20%
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th
9
May 17
9% Mar
/
3
x22%
80%,
1
■
;
Corp
preferred
Tung-Sol
27
22%
78 Va
79%
-
79%
21%
2
Traux-Traer
21'/a
77
Corp
World
5,800
21 Va
77
79%
10
.i—;
Tri-Continental
39% Jun
8
&
$2.70
Apr 13
59 J/4 May
Mar
36
Trans
,
40% May 27
30
Mar 13
4
27%
52% Mar 31
48
4
54 % Mar 10
31% May 11
>'5
Jan
39% Jan
25% Mar 14
3
10
13% Mar
% Nov 16
36
Sep 24
10 % Sep 22
17 % Nov 18
8
Transue
82%
76%
80
—100
Co
Trans-United
19
33% May 12
50 % Jan 11
54% Mar .3
75% Mar
11
19
84%
81 Va
76
80
*
7.50
Transition/Electronic
29
Jan
84%
81%
72%
...
8% Feb
86%
80%
16%
Realty & Construction
Co
80
15%
—
Bearing-
Transamerica
16%
15%
"
27
18
3
14
31
43% Apr
Trane
.4
19,200
16%
15%
;
Edison
'
16%
15%
', Tractor Supply Co class A
10
;;29% Jan
1
17% Jan
Toledo
31,900
16%
15%
No par
Torrington >Co—,
,
69% May 18
9
8
42% July 15
7
30
Tishman
4
3,300
15,000
"
23%
23%
1
common:—
Roller
'
8,200
54,100
23%
23%
Wooldridge Inc—
preferred
$1.20
,
238%
234
240% v
233/4
Co—5
1
Oil
236"
242
23%
—50c
preferred-:
4%; preferred
Timken
May 16
24% Mar
34 % Sep
>
2
37
3
,
,"
6
22% Jan
17
May 23
56% Mar
16. to
237'A
'
j
23%
No par
.
(J R)
Tidewater
4
17% Jun
16% May 10
26
-
,
Trust—
Common
•
4
19% Jun
'
,
23%
Ry • Co———-100
Glass
Thompson
10
Jan
15% Feb
165/a J-OMVj
238 Va
233
•
-
f
10
Thiokol Chemical Co
May 20
2
34 %
53% Sep
•.
24
52% Mar
7
26 % Aug 17
17 % Apr 15
69% Dec
19% Mar 11
84
Feb
16% Jun
79
24%
-16%
_i
common.
conv
Thatcher
27
67% Jun
16
29% Apr
6
23
14
46% Feb
18
8
33
23%
_No par
Oil—
ex-distribution
Thompson-Ramo
Nov 24
34% Jan
Sulphur—z—_
share
&
33
Corp_^
5
Producing Co„
33 y3
*
20% Sep
Jan
Transmission
Gas
Textron
4
Nov
23
69%
Texas Utilities Co——
4
29
22%
69%
32%
Texas
32% Jan
54 % Jan
22%
67%
11
24% Jan
21
22%
66 %
10
26% Jan
37
22%
65%
" Jan
16
Jan
22%
82% Jun
23% Feb
7% Dec
5
—t_25
Sub
19% May 11
29
issued
Inc.—
4
27% May 20
,
16.000
Land
29% July 30
15% Dec
36,500
34
Pacific
31% July 30
4
36% Mar
21
44%
33%
&
2
Sep
43
33%
Co
Inc—
8
52
45%
33%
Coal
Jan
79
44
34
Instruments
19% Jan
30
45 Va
33 Va
Pacific
Jan
8,900
41%
33%
Gulf
19%
14%
8%
41 to
Texas
108
12,800
14
32%
Texas
■
4,600
8%
9%
"14%
40 Va
Texas
14% May 17
563A
8
14
33%
When
Texaco
11
X56%
57
56%
40'A
7
29% Jan
20% May 17
-
33
Gulf
72% Jun 's 6
76
x39%
l.
——
Transmission
256% May 25
7
1
il.25
'.
.
14%
8%
14%
V
8%
14
8%
14'/a
5
Corp
Gas
Texas
1
Jan
7%
14 y2
7
1
-Texas
19% Jan
16% Jun
154
7%
14%
Corp___
Corp
;
14
Jan
37
May 27
Mar 18
124%
30
Feb 18
23
Aircraft
34 % May 18
29% Mar 15
23
26% May 18
14% Mar 10
102 % Dec
63
45% Jun
34
Temco
Texas
39 % July
16
61% Jan
23 % Nov
27
1
7
64% Jun
2
11
12
,87% Aug
27 Ye Jun
16% Apr
Feb
32% Jun
22 % Jun
19% Jan
22
30% Jun 25
35% Sep
(James)—
TelAutograph
15
10% Jan
Inc
4
9% Mar 21
6% May
13% Mar 16
25
10 % Sep 21
8% Nov
71 %
Talcott
15%
35%
15%
15%
15%
17%
16%
16%
15%
16
3,400
35%
36'A
36 Va
37%
373A
38%
373A
40
59,400
8%
8%
8%
8%
10
_1
11,500
u
2
19 % Nov
6
9% Jun 12
10"% Jan
120% Feb
4
2
150% July 27
35% Mar 16
98 % Mar
4
9
-
30 % Jun
19
15
Aug
4
86"% Oct
74
67
-
Dec
80
77% Feb
24
87
24
40% Dec 23
29 % Nov 17
77
Dec
7% Nov
29% Nov
19"% Oct
30% Jan
36
Oct
101
Oct
80% Nov
24% Feb
22% Jun
86
Oct
18
27
1
6
28
14
30
9
12
21
25
Nov
27
64
Oct
29
Sep
31% Sep
22
23
9
12
2
17
29
48% Jan
13
7 % Dec
29 % Jan
16
Jan
23 % Nov
16% Jan
2
Mar
38 y4 Jun
93
Mar 25
Preferred
Feb
19
78
Apr
8
Preferred
26
Preferred
68% Jan
5
3
77% Jan
7
82 y2 Mar 28
31
28
Nov
42% May
13
6
22
145% Sep 22
86% Sep
34% Mar
Pacific
RR
6
Union
Tank
Car
13
Union
Twist
Drill
32% Apr
37% Jan
4
United
41% Jan
15
United
98 Va Feb
26
,81
May 17
23% Mar
24
Mar
84% Jan
4
4%
(ser of 1956)
92% Feb
11
8
28% Jan
4
United
9
36y8Jun
9
United
18
90 y2 May 20
Artists
America
United
57
Jun
3
76
Jan
25
United Carbon
29 % Jun
1
38
Feb
23
United-Carr
Fastener
7% Jan
12
United
Mar 21
31% May
9
17% May 10
Co
6
United
Engineering
&
May 19
31% Jan
6
32% Jan
5
25
United Gas Improvement
Jan
25
United
46 % Apr
19
16% Jun
6
20
11% Jan
8
2
7% Jan
4
19
18% Jan
6
May 10
1% Jan
11
United
Park
64% Jan
4
United
Shoe
30 % Mar
40% Jan
4
33
6%
Mar 29
83% Jan
4
90 % May 24
25% Jun
2
30 y2 Jan
Jun
2
Dec
21
54
Apr
27
86% Feb
149
26.
12
Jan 27
74 y4 Jan
U
4
116
Jun
8
154
Apr
27
S
&
-
US
7%
Gypsum Co common
preferred
*70
81%
*80
'82
780
72
;
,
*80
"
25%
25%
26%
263/8
26%
26%
26%
8
8
8%
8
" '
8
8
70
•;
25%
„
8,800
49,800
7,200
7%
8
7%
31
30%
31%
31
31%
9,100
31
30%
31
30%
21"%
21%
24
23%
24
23%
233A
23%
233A
3,800
32'A
31%
32%
32%
33 Va
32%
32%
17,400
37%
38%
39%
'
36.200
31%
31 y2
37%
94
36%
*90
84
84y4
27%
34'A
x27%
23%
714
38'A
94
*92
38%
37%
38%
95
94
*92%
85
*92
94
85%
85%
1,600
84'A
83'A
83%
83%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
27
27%
8,400
36%
35%
35%
19,300
4
35%
35%
*91V*
92%
*91 to
92 %
*91'A
92 to
*91'A
*23%
23%
23%
23%
2 4'/a
24%
*23%
92%
243/B
1,100
2,700
34
35
34%
57'A
59
60'A
61'A
62'A
62'A
61%
30 to
30
31
31
33%
32 3A
33
30'A
7%
7%
63'A
7%
32%
7%
32
7%
7%
73/a
7%
7%
32%
31%
323/8
32'A
32'A
— ——
4,700
15,300
1,100
5
32%
32 Va
32
5
Co
17%
18
18%
18%
18%
23%
24%
23'A
24%
29
28%
29'/a
28%
293A
501/4
50%
50 to
50%'
503/4
17
17
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
2,500
x83A
9'/a
21,900
13%
—10
l
24 >A
17%
25 'A
29
29 y8
x28 to
-
50'A
50 5A
50%
-
I6V2
16%
8y8
16%
8
7%
8.50
5%
6y8
5%
1
16%
17Vs
16%
1
25
common
Foreign Securities
U S Freight Co
4
8i%';"
71
.
25%
33%
*91 y4
10
preferred—
72
25'%
30
preferred
4%%
80
*71
39
30
1
"
'
No par
4
..100
6
8%
6
17%
1
8%
-
18%
18'A
4,100
23%
24%
34,200
29'A
29%
21,400
*50%
51%
83/4
8%
500
6%
6%
6%
9,200
17%
173/4
17%
18%
31,500
1 Va
1
1
1
1
4,300
1%
52
iy8
51%
52 %
52%
53%
54%
56 3A
55 3A
56%
32
32
32
32
32
39%
40%
40
40%
90
90
90
90
26
26%
6,000
563/4
8,200
32
32%
38%
38%
39%
38%
40%
88
88
90
90
90
26%
26%
26
27
*32
*
25%
26%
56*
105'%
57 y2
110
110%
113
112%
116
154
154
154
*152%
155
*152
18 to
243A
1
31%
*86>/2
18%
24
6 to
6
17%
38
1
—100
1
51%
8'A
17'A
32
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com
4
*77
72
38%
57
City Mines Co__^
Mach
71
80
80
39
2.50
Convertible pfd series A
Merch & Mfrs Inc
20
Apr
13,100
91
38%
92 '/2
23%
57%
United
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
1
37%
90'A
*77
38%
36%
No par
Corp
United Industrial Corp.
37%
80
38
31
No par
10
:
Greenfield
90%
*80
27'A
United Gas Corp
53% Jan
21
38%
90'A
*77
38%
*83 '/a
Foundry
27% May 20
37%
26,400
21%
1
United Fruit Co
90'A
12,700
30%
No par-
(Del)
United Electric Coal Cos
36% Mar 28
22% Jan
Corp
37%
90 SA
35%
139%
81%
100
Corp
37
2,900
343A
1393/8
37
*90
(Del).:
7
&
37'A
92
.71%
71
No par
18
137%
90'A
140
*80
100
—
Carton
Apr
35 Va
137%
36%
*77
363/a
36%
138 Va
36"%
1
27
35%
81'%
8
5
pfd
pfd
conv
of
preferred
Board
•
10
common
conv
Corp
Biscuit
$4.50
10
Inc
Corp
1955)
Mar 11
75
Fpr footnotes, see page
Aircraft
22
130,
Mar 30
Air Lines
(ser of
,
8'A
36
8%
36 y8
No par
5
Co
71
*80
1
10
Co
4%
...
25
common
80
8
137
137%
92
*77
*
No par
Co
24% Jan
20
No par
preferred
32 % Jan
May 10
90 %
No par
series
137
37%
36%
California
non-cum
88
No
series
$3.50
Apr 21
25% Apr
5
14
85% Aug 18
Jan 26
,35
4%
10
par
common
series
$3.70
of
Co_
series
20 %
51% Apr
165
Co
29% May 17
50
3
Union
2
4
2% Mar 10
65% Dec 28
23
80% Sep 16
5
29
8
7% Jan
16% Apr
29% Sep
Jan
8y4 Jan
33 % Mar
25% Jun
Oil
Rubber
&
$4.50
Preferred $4
Union
Feb
21% July 24
30% Dec
Electric
4
38% Feb
7
2
74 y4 Apr
Union
9
25
16% Jan
19
6
148% Jan
6
5% May
1% Nov
8'A
x35'A
Asbestos
3
7
45% Jan
8%
35%
Union
4
76
53% July 10
,
8'A
34'A
135 %
Union
4
Jan
32
16
19
26
37% Jan
6
,25% Feb
4
45
July 15
66
Mar 26
136
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
32% Mar 26
30% Jan 22
95
Mar 24
38 % Apr 10
88% Apr 17
38% Dec 11
9% May 19
37% Mar 16
23% July
9
45% Mar 9
42% Jan 22
59 % Aug 27
20% July 20
5
1
87% Jan
126 % May
1
No par
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union Carbide Corp—,
No par
12 % Mar
43% Jan
9 %
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp*
43 y4 Jan
3
32% May 10
Apr
Sep
Jun
8
14% Aug
51
28
Jan
41
40
57
57%
56%
v
57%
27
57
115
*152%
.
.27 %
57%
56%
16,300
520
22,300
460
116
113%
114
12,600
155
154
154
180
-
-
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26
The Commercial and Financial
(2538)
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK' EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
I
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
7% Dec
28
12% Jan
3
8% Jan
29
36% Mar
2
28
May 24
31% Feb
12
9% Sep
22
14% Apr 17
44% May 28
10
Jan
5
13% Jan
15
Jan
22
25% Jun
U S Hoffman
4
28% Oct
29
40% Oct
9
26% Dec
23
35 Va Apr
20
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
26
24% Jun
18
29
Jan
21
29% Oct
30
40
Dec
39 Va Oct
23
58% May 18
76
9
Jan
45% Feb
Jun
7
19
69% July
10
142% Sep
99
24
154% Aug
7
10
5% May
38
-
Mar 31
7% Mar
20% Jun
Jun
26
43% Mar
75
Jan
48% May
144
.
Jan
29% Jan
8% Jan
26 ye J&n
3
35
Jan
50% Jan
19
2
4
33% Jan
19
Oct
29
37% Mar
7
27% Sep
30
38% Feb
54% Feb
24
26% Mar
9
45% Nov
6
88 y4 May
Jan
28
26% Jan
21
37 y4 Feb
9
153
7
22% Dec
4
108% Aug 31
7
21
33% Oct
6
29% Sep
22
50% Mar 12
14% Feb
26
17% Jan
Jan
64
U S
15
47
36%
Apr
Feb
50
'
47% Jan
4
2
23
Mar
34 y4 Jan
4
14
U
30
3
U S
24% Jan
36
Jan
24% Mar 29
United Stockyards
7% Feb
12%
Apr 12
98% May 18
11% April
United Stores $4.20
51% Jan
4
59
7
2
Dec
30
5
83
Jan
4
2
12 Va Jan
14
9
Feb
12
34% Mar 24
53% Oct
19
46
Mar 30
Dec
Aug
60 y4 Aug 28
7
47% Feb
5
Apr
10
148
Jan
6
10
72
Feb
12
163
41% Apr
22% Jun
14
Apr
159
97% Dec
9
45
32% May 11
157
Dec"21
18% Sep
~21
25% Oct
12
29% Feb
17
28 y4 Jan
5
Nov
17
84
16
70% Feb
16
81
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
32 y4 Feb
40
29%
Jan
18
7
Universal
Oil
Universal
Pictures
8
16
59% Jun
9
2
36% Jun
10
32
47%
47%
81%
84%
141%
141
23%
48%
49
48%
1,000
84%
85%
83,800
141 %
141%
2,900
85%
84%
141%
142
.
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23 y4
35%
35'/8
*35
36
35
35
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
31%
31
32%
17,900
19%
19
19
19
19'
19 y4
10
500
19
*19
36Va
39%
57
*158
9%
38
57%
9%
10
10
10
95
94%
94%
96
90
10%
10%
10%
10%.
10%
11
23,800
38%
37
38%
30%
37%
18,100
x38
39%
*56%
57 Vs
57%
xl58%
159
154
63%
59%
61%
24 Va
25
57%
57%
*57
157%
157%
*157
155%
151
62
57%
10
*95
159
*157
148Vi
159
40
95
157%
154y2
*18%
4,500
10Va
10
*95
9%
23%
*35
36
96 %
9%
-
9%
1
*48%
86 Va
29%
*18%
6.25
48%
142
36
29
'
141%
142
14,000
23%
23%
*34%
>
84%
86%
85
141%
48 y2
48%
47%
•
'
540
1,000
31%
30%
154
157%
153%
63%
61%
60%
62%
23%
24%
61%
7,600
57%
158%
2,000
70
155
15,400
'62%
42,500
24 y2
28,800
25 Vb
24 Va
23%
24%
x23%
1
*38
39 %
*37 %
39'%
*38
39 y2
*37%
38 Va
X38%
38%
100
79
79l/2
78 y2
78 V2
80
81
*80
82
*80y2
82
1
55%
55%
56%
57%
57%
58%
58%
59%
58%
59%
12.80
Inc
Co
42,700
35%
36
36
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
2,700
5
com
Co
Utah Power
&
Light Co
100
970
37
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
1,900
23%
23%
24%
233/4
24%
23
23%
22%
23 %
12,500
13%
123/4
13%
12%
13
12 Vs
123/4
26% Feb
12
34% May 25
$2.28 convertible preferred
Van Raalte Co Inc
123a
9,000
33
*33%
32%
31% Feb 26
36
May
60
Jun
4% Dec
29
11% Jan
5
Oct
22
96% Dec
4
11
12
5
Varian
10
383/4 Mar 11
71% Jun
6% Jan
11
76
Feb
:,1% Mar
79
1
Va-Carolina Chemical
Apr 22
91% Jun
78% Oct
16
86 y4 Mar 23
80
Jan
29
82
May
81% Dec
15
9iy2 Mar 17
823/4 Jan
18
88
May 19
26
45 %
May 16
99% Jan
4
103%
Feb 24
9
$4.20
Sep
29
87 y2 Mar 16
84
Apr 26
85
Apr
26
11
20% Mar
9
10
Jun
1
15% Jan
4
Vulcan
15% Dec
4
21% Mar
9
13% Jun
2
19
4
5%
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
89
6
10
Jan
33%
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
34 V8
57
55%
56%
56
57%
56%
60
67 Va
42,600
683/4
64%
68
68%
66%
68%
67%
68%
13,400
3%
3%
110
*83
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
113%
113%
114%
114%
115%
114%
114%
11,000
26%
25%
273%
26%
27%
27,200
25
85
25
85
25
85
85%
87
88
86%
89%
91
Co
6%%/ preferred
43%
433/4
43%
44 %
100 %
100%
101 Va
101 Va
102
*81
82%
♦81
32%
*81
82%
*81
82%
*813/4
*85%
87
*85%
87
87
*85%
87
87
*82%
84
*85%
*82%
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
10 Va
10%
10
10%
10
11
10%
11%
143/4
15%
15
10%
11%
14%
15%
15%
14%
153/8
89
14%
90
143/4
100
r__c.
'
100
1
1,100
82%
*85%
1
:
43%
101%
16
common
43%
100%
100
preferred
4,000
Va
8
100
100
Materials
convertible
500
3%
25
100
1,000
111%
114
24
x65
100
53/4% preferred
943/4 Apr
8
102% Apr 14
33%
34
55
1.25
preferred
preferred
$4.12
12% Nov
34
34
563/8
No par
com
6% dividend partic preferred
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred
10
34% Jan
5
33 %
34%
54%
6%
Vick Chemical Co__
9
4
33%
*33 %
2.50
27 3/* Jun
9
33%
12%
*32
5
Co
118% Jun
18
*36
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
9
33 y8 Jun
95% Jun
Co
1
9
98% Dec
Jun
Steel
Corp of America
Associates
Vendo
1
33% Mar 18
11
31%
15,000
,
40%
36%
393/4 Jan
103% Feb
29%
57y4
147
*40
12%
17
2
29%
55%
140%
22%
23
96% Jan
32%
29
.
40
35
53
20
31 Va
.
40
1
36% Apr
79
.
39%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
5
Jan
33
39%
v
Vanadium
21
39% Mar
40 y4
58
Vanadium-Alloys
26% Sep
108
14-6%
40
5
31 % Jan
Mar 20
57
146
40%
5
30% Nov
353/4 May 25
58%
146%
40%
Jan
2
107
10,200
78 y2
13% Mar 15
22 y8 Jan
2
3,600
48%
*70%
343/4 Jan
July 28
25
20 y2
48
-
78'/a
44
Jan
13 y»
19% Jan
26%
48%
1
42
2
76
26%
48
5,600
17,200
9
47% Aug 27
16
82 y4 Nov
20%
♦76%
•
20
27
Nov
22%
39 V2
28
Jan
NOV
9% Jan
5
22 y2
57%
1
4%% preferred
Upjohn
22%
V
22
•146%
'
10
Co
22%
21
21
58%
com_No par
Products
8 V4
146%
2.50
25
*7%
57%
100
Jun
27%
8%
58y2
-
97
issued
*38%
28%
*7%
57%
-
95
Corp—
39%
27%
8%
8,900
23,200
203% Jun
34
Mar
Tobacco
31% Apr
38% Apr
1
29 y8 NOV
26
Leaf
Match
*38%
28
v-"<•'•.'*'• 146% 146%',4T46%
30c
preferred
When
65% May 31
71
:
8%
Universal
1
39%
*7%
27%
78 %
10
Corp
*38%
8%
49%
No par
preferred
Whelan
Universal
Apr 13
Jun
convertible
$6
United
1
39%
27%
26%
49%
.
2nd pfd_5
noncu
11%
26
1
Corp
11%
47%
25
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Jan
146
preferred
11%
♦76 '/a
No par
common
Pharmaceutical
&
8
7
Mar
Co
noncumulative
Vitamin
11%
11%
78y2
100
8
8"% Jan
15% Mar 16
Tobacco
U S
5%
28 %
26%
49V2
16%
common
5%
*27 y2
*76%
50
Corp
15% Jan
80
100
50
5%
29%
x26%
48%
26%
48
'
.
1
com
5%
*27%
:>
78%
26%
,
*
5
common
21
5%
28%
11%
*76%
•
1
1st preferred——100
non-cum
7%
Feb
94;
5
20%
.
100
Shoe
S Steel
8%
5%
*27 y2
*7%
20%
25%
5%
28%
11%
*38'/a
25%
39%
25%
5
1% preferred
"*
May
Co
*38Va
J.0' *7%
A
7% preferred
19
145 % Apr
24
50
1
series
common
Corp
U S Smelting Ref & Min
27
103% Jan
4
Rubber
8%
U S
Apr 12
74% May
139% Jan
Co
,
5
149% Feb
preferred
Lines
Shares
5%
W
11%
u
June 10
28%
liVa
5%
28%
_1
common
preferred ——:
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series B
19
77% Feb
Inc
5%
*27%
50
4'%%
4
8
preference
Sales for
the Week
Friday
June 9
June 8
June 7
June 6
ccrmmon__82%c
Mach
A
Industries
4%%
5
26
S
U S
27
3
U
25
8
47
138% Sep
40
6
class
5%
Par
.Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
'
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
\
STOCK
*96%
98
*89
•
44%
44%
102
44 7
100%
7
24,100
a
101
290
90%
96%
*89
90%
89%
89%
*88%
*96
97%
96%
96%
95%
1,800
95%
*64%
10,500
90%
65% V
96
;
43%
140
150
P
-Si
''
'
•"
■
.
...
i
'i
'
•
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
62
40
Dec
17
46 Va Nov
30
30
Jun
2
44% Jan
25
Wagner
Electric
14% Jan
2
21
21
16
Jan
4
18% Jun
8
Waldorf
System
Apr
May 13
73% Mar
Wabash
7
21
55% May 11
55
Apr 20
333/4 Mar 30
41% July 29
35% Mar
9
40
Jan
4
Walker
39
52 y2 July 20
41
1
55% Jun
9
Wallace
25
15 % Jan
4
11% May 19
153/4 Jan
15
85 % Jun
10
89 % Jan
7
4
10% Jan
18
9
45% Apr
21% Mar
RR
43% Sep
Sep
11% Nov
22
4
18% May 19
12% May 19
18 % Aug 24
83% Dec
29
94
8% Dec
16
12% July 22
243/4 Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
11
46
Sep
Feb
20
50
Aug 21
28% Apr
7
Feb
9 Va Apr
6% May
37% Mar
14
Feb
10
65% Aug 21
51
Feb
8
54% May
30% Apr 27
45 % May
4
38% May 25
4
12
41% Jun
9
48 y2 Jan
9
483/4 May 4
31% Feb 24
12
3% Jan
Jan
17
36% Feb
25% Jan
45
38
Jun
26% Apr
6
27
,10% 1
103/a
Warren
49% Jun
43
Apr
45% Jan
8
Washington
Pharmaceutical
Co—
Gas
Light Co
Washington Water Power
21
Waukesha Motor Co
4
30% Jan
15
Wayne
7% Jan
14
Welbilt Corp
11
50
30
Apr 29
23% July
8
43% May 10
123/4 Mar 22
47
i6y8 Dec
Jun
19
383/4 Apr
24
333/4 Jan
27
393/8 Jun
J5% Dec
28
13
87
Jan
4
1
Wesson
47% May 23
17
Jan
Knitting Mills
West
Kentucky
3
West
Penn
Electric
96
May 11
West
Penn
Power
Coal
Co
90
May
86
Jan
29
91
Apr
17
78% Jan 19
85
Jun
1
8
61
Dec
14
39
8
563/4 Jan
4
31
101
17
96% Jun
8
35% Jan
4
Western
Western
Auto
Dec
26
Jan
23% Jan
95
31
Dec
7
Mar 31
38
Apr
38
8
29
July 22
14
Mar
92% Feb
21
Apr 27
293/4 Feb 17
Nov
24
353/4 Dec
31
26
17
35
31
283/4 May
163% Apr
29% Jan
27% Sep
773/4
103
533/4
22
Nov
Sep
88%
112
24
2
39 %
21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
Jun
17% Jan
35
July 23
283/8 July 21
51% July 23
78
23
30% Nov
July
9
May 11
Jan
6
4%
Maryland
2nd
noncum
Ry
Western
Union
25% May 2
45% Feb 17
32% Jan
77% Jan
103
Apr
4
1
47
Apr 25
93% Apr 28
23 % May 27
64
Mar
2
37% Mar 14
45
Westinghouse
86% Jun
10
27
34% Jan
<68
22
May 10
673/4 Jan
6
99% Jan 27
9% Apr 28
1003/4 Feb
25
14% Jan
8
25% Jun
40
2
27% Apr
52% Jan
White
Electric
Motor
Mfg
Co
8
$3
convertible
22% May 2
313/4 Mar 10
28% Jan
51% Mar 11
40
Mar 30
43
Feb
2
88
Mar 31
79
29
Sep
16
23% Jan
2
14% Dec
14
39% Jun
17
46% Sep
1
40% Jan 23
22
Sep 30
129
Mar 25
23% -Tnn 22
27% Jan
9
28% Dec 31
36% Mar
6
53% Jan
2
59% Nov
19
83
Dec
(The S S)
Nov
31
9% Nov 23
10
273/4 Feb
Jan
25
9
26
$4.25
preferred
5
6%
Woodward
Iron
73
Jun
Woolworth
8
66
Jan
80 3% Mar 10
88
1
8% Feb 24
35%
39%
39%
40
403/a
40%
41%
38
38%
*38%
38%
38%
39
28
*27%
27%
27
27%
27%
5%
5%
*27%
*38%
59% Feb
10
9
7
19 % Nov
39% July
49% Jun
148
10
Sep
253/4 Jun
8
24
1
24
39
27%
*263/4
27%
300
5 5/8
5%
13,300
46%
15,300
550
1,600
39 V8
38%
38%
6,600
93
93
39%
x39
39%
39
39%
93
*92
93
93
93
85
85
*85
86%
*85
86%
*85
*85
Service
86%
433/4
85
86%
40%
95
95
21
*85
41
21%
36%
*95%
V
42%
42%
43
96%
*95
21%
23%
23
36%
36%
233/a
23
36%
23%
20,500
36%
363/a
36 Va
36 Va
3,500
98
33
*96
98
33%
33
35
18 %
49
29%
30%.
29%
32
31
32%
59%
61
Co_.
61
87
|-
I
61%
85 Va
105
*103
61%
85 Va.
105
*85%
►103
62%
523/4
94%
94%
94
94
94
94
23%
24
23%
24%
233/4
24 V8
65 %v
65%
65%-;
65
65
.:
41%
41%
42%
42%
43
,
-
41% :
47
48%
*99%
9%
9%
20
*25%
50
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99%
99%
100%
1
;
50%
*99%
523/8
9%
*25%
26%
*25%
43
26%
*41
43
*41
43
23%
233/4
233/4
24%
24
35
34%
34%
*34
35%
36
*80
26%
81
81
26%
12%
13%
51
*26
513/a
37%
122
13
X50%
37%
363/4
x79
123/4
13%
373/8
79
26%
13
503/4
37%
123%
37%
*122
263/4
26 Va
23%
24%
24
24%
24
69
693%
69%
69%
50 3/4
52%
53
52%
*84%
86 Va
86%
863/4
80
79%
9
83/4
5
9
83/4
83/4
5
Jan
6
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
37 % Jan
6
24%
4
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
—5
138 Va Jan
No par
103%
23 Va Jan
7
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
20%
10
31 Va
31%
243%
109
20%
31%
31%
31%
32
25%
*25
25%
108
HO3/*
20%
20%
t
203/4
*94%
94%
23%
24%
64%'
64%
1
46%
'
45%
46
51%
503/4
100
*99%
87% Sep 21
136% Jun
f
,^x.disfrlbutlonPriCeS'
4
89% Fen 17
1223/4 Jun
9
- —
—
Zenith itaaio vurp——.1
113
1153/4
X1133/4
a,, j - 4
'■
700
3,800
11,300
40
4,100
9%
100
*40%
'
42
-r- —
253/8
25%
25%
34%
35
35
37
15,100
26
4,500
1,100
37%
36
37%
*73%
801/4
79
79
26%
*26
26%
900
12%
12%
12
12%
503%
5,000
4,000
38%
15,500
49%
503/a
38%
*122
50
39
38%
125
26%
26%
24%
*122
24%
70%
803/a
8%
83/4
-■
X31%
25
4,900
24%
3,500
19,000
4,900
71%
86
803/a
20
26%
24%
-
55
86
400
26%
73
53%
16,800
125
72%"
53
533/4
*84%'
40
87
'
80 %.
80%
1,500
83/4
1,500
83/4
313/4
31%
31%
14,900
1,700
"
-
25%
107%
20%
25
1103/4
20%
25
•
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108%
21
t
t
21,600
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1
•;
1
2,800
.*
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115%
11 u y2
118%
D° SalC °D ***** dSy* *In receivershlP or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
V
50%
93/8
42
70
,/
100
26
!
■
14,400
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9
110%
20%
5 Is, 8
34
80%
25%
51%
24%
26%
108%
500
86%
105
653/4-'
*41
863/4
79%
*523%
86%
93/4
54%
86%
80
793/4
62,400
63
*103
26%
70 %
.
26%
65
9%
24%
69%
10
263/8
54,800
*25%
51
10
46,700
31%
943/4
51
38%
125
26%
49 %
31
24%
43%
37%
26%
51%
123%
122
36%
81
26%
48%
52%
*99%
34%
363/4
5,100
49Va
65%
243/a
33
18%
23%
9%
26%
12,700
1,100
35
183/4
86
51%
52
100%
93/4
34%
*33
•
105
*94
9%
98
33%
643/4
85'/a
51%
50
31%
*103
51%
♦65
19%
63
86
105
48%
51%
34
31
19%
473/4
18%
48%
18%
50%
8,000
96
*96
34%
34
18%
48%
44
*95
98
33%
19
42%
96
*96
34
33%
*31%
33%
503/8
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40
■
96%
49%
►103
650
86%
213/4
36%
33
*31%
93 %
86 %
*85
96%
*95%
33
93%
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'
42
21%
36%
98
32
18
40%
*95
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Corp
x453/4
86 Va
86%
5
Z
—
700
39
6
913/4
10
com
(F W) Co
'
*38%
39%
2
>i: ■/
39
13%
30% Apr
•
1.200
4,400
45 %
1
Wyandotte Worsted Co
'a1
.
13%
Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
-
.
42.%
45
99% May 11
19"% May 3
38
■:
453/4
22 %
May
3,700
49%
.
42
13%
13%
,
31% Feb
*49
42%:
44%
*44
5%
j
134% Jan
-49 Va
45'/c
Worthington
May
85% Jan 13
10% Jan 14
49
42 %
v;
■
8,100
14,500
13%
100
30% Jan
Apr
35%
49%
44%
10c
preferred
Public
50% Mar
Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
123% Jun
Wisconsin
78
49%
13%
10
27% May
23% May 31
59
Mar 8
49
453/8
No par
Wilson-Jones Co
Apr 26
39% Jan
49
.
44%
No par
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
25% Feb
48% f
13%
5
Windsor Industries
36% Apr 29
48%
•
45 V8
_1
143/4 Mar 30
119
70 %
44%
1
common
54
4
69 Va
100
White Stores Inc
10% May 11
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
18
4
19
82% Feb
71%
353/4
13 Va
20
—
42% Jan
84% July 15
943/4 Feb
2
7
79
67% Dec
11
68%
35%
44
6.25
com
preferred—
Wilson & Co Inc
6
71%
36%
10
Wilcox Oil Co
323/4 May
9
May 27
18%
71%
36
-
2.50
common
5%% preferred
453% Sep
1
20
71 %
36%
21
13
No par
Telegraph
White Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
7
May 23
19%
44
White Dental
96% Jan
19%
110
5,800
13%
10
6
43
44%
46% Jun
623/4 Jan
43% '
2,800
5%
20
1
43 V8
3,100
4
7
45 3A
Jan
Apr
6%
5%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4% %
convertible preferred
80
103
20%
7
45%
40
Westinghouse Air Brake
5
193/4
7
53/4
com__No par
Pacific RR
Western
10
12 3
85 %
44
36%
5
com
preferred
13
Jun
xl2%
x85%
43%
69%
100
19
65
12%
86%
44%
45%
1
Supply Co
213/4 Feb
Jan
12%
85%
6%
5%
100
57
6% Jan
35% Sep
4
37
12%
87%
6%
70
*85
Western
6
12 3A
*86%
6%
37
*83
413/4 May. 11
19% Oct
118
4
37% Jan
12%
44%
44%
7,600
4,900
21,800
21%
100
6
Sep 22
32% Jan
22
14
6
Jan
6
102% Mar 11
7
36
July
663/4 Dec
7
24% Jan
11
May 26
53% Mar 20
15
Jan
Feb
78
40% Mar 30
7
Jan_29
66% July 7
983/4 Mar 13
7
97
Dec~ 17
38% Mar 18
Dec"29
52% May
92VaJan
28
8
Dec
11
36%
100
preferred series C
Va Pulp & Paper common
4.80% preferred
32% Nov
10%
86%
100
pfd
4%% preferred
100% Aug 12
37%
5534
68%
-
4.20% preferred series B
West
11 Vs
37%
43%
18 34
4.10%
8
10%
11
543/4/
55
45%
4
Air Lines Inc
373/4 May 27
93
82% Feb
54%
37%
•55%
5
4%%
23
6
10%
3/8
543/4
2.50
com
Co
Sep
May
2,400.
54
37 V8
200
6%
7
203/4
1
50
4
78% Dec
42
12%
V
66
1
Oil & Snowdrift
4.80% preferred
4
Jan
55
54%
37%
;> 54%
86
5
>
54
54
12%'
5
2,200
37
87%
No par
No par
7,900
18
54
6%
No par
34%
18
54%
*86%
10
(S D)
33%
18
37 Va
: 12%
v
*64%
35
18
37
1
44
66
34%
■
53%
_1
5
*64%
18%
533/4
.
-
100
/
Co
53%
17%
34% /
173/4
10%
:
Warner-Lambert
33
79
97/a
Corp.
8
44% Nov
Apr
54%
common
Industries
6
30
102
Baking Co
37
30
5
37%
53%
65%
32%
.34
37%
Co
71% Jun
Jun
17%
*64%
*53%
Inc
6% preferred
Ward
31%
18
2.50
Tiernan
Warner
8y« Jun
2
Ward
31%
1
(Hiram) G & W
Walworth
64
18
No par
Walgreen Co—J
&
64.\
30%
....
15
No par
:
10
2
40% Nov
Feb
100
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
21
53/8 May
preferred
Corp
4
31 y4 May 25
32
4%%
a Deferred delivery,
r
120%
.
49,900
Volume
191
Number 5959
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2539)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY- YEARLY
italic
letters
the bonds
when
in
Exchange
headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month
decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
column
the
27
mature. Figures after
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
I
Highest
YORK
Treasury 4y<s
Treasury
May
4s
Treasury
4s
11
86.8
Apr
11
Treasury
Treasury
1980
*98.14
Feb
Jun
3 Vis
15
Ifij 1974
15 1990
Low
is
^7
100.22
99.22
*98.12
98.20
*98.24
99
*98.10
98.14
*98.20
98.24
*974
*91.24
92
98.18
*98.6
98.14
98.14
*91."20
97-10
94.28
•97.4
92
97.12
92'
.
'
.
.
*100.22
Feb
3s
Aug
Treasury
3s
*99.22
99.30
.n'
89.10
*89
89.8
*88.30
89.6
*89.4
89.12
*89.18
*89
89.8
*88.30
89.6
*89.2
89.10
♦89.16
89.24
15
1985
1964
*96
96.28
♦96.20
96.24
*96.18
96.22
•96*20
96.24
*95
95.16
*95.8
95.14
♦95.4
95.10
*95.6
95.12
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87 '
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87
*86.'22
86.30
♦86.24
87
♦98.24
j
;
*97.2
97.6
*95.14
95.20
*87.2
87.10
Treasury
2%s_____
Treasury
2'As
15
Treasury
2 Vis
Treasury
2'As
Dec
15
Treasury
2%s_
Jun
15
1964-1969
*87,
88.2
*87.22
87.30
*87.16
87.24
*87.14
87.22
*87.30
88.6
Treasury
2%s
Dec
15
1964-1969
*87.
87.18
*87.6
87.14
*87
87.8
*86.30
87.6
*87.12
87.30
Treasury
96.12 Feb
18
2His
Treasury
18
2%s
Dec
:
Jun
15
.
.<99 24
..
v\:
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98.28
•
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98.28
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•
94.6
98.30
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.
.
.
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99.28
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94.4
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94.2
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,
99.6
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94.10
94.14
98.24
98.16
*98.10
98.14
*98.10
98.14
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91.2
*98.12
1962-1967
*90.22
90.30
*90.16
90.24
*90.14
90.22
*90.30
91.6
1963
*95.
95.18
♦95.16
95.20
*95.14
95.18 *"
*95.18
95.22
*96.2
96.6
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89.2
*88.22
88.30
*88.16
88.24
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88.22
*88.30
Aug
15
/•/v.
*98.
1963-1968
,
...
L
89.6
Treasury
2'As
Mar
15
1965-1970
*87
87.14
*87.2
87.10
*86.28
87.4
*86.26
87.2
Treasury
2 Vis
Mar
15
1966-1971
*86
86.28
*86.18
86.26
♦86.12
86.20
*86.12
86.20
*86.28
87.4
Treasury
2Vis
Jun
15
1967-1972
*86
86.18
*86.18
86.26
*86.12
86.20
*86.12
86.20
*86.26
87.2
Treasury
2'/as_,—_Sep
15
1967-1972
*86
86.24
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86.22
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86.16
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86.16
....
.
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87.14
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.
86.30
Nov
13
85.4
Jan
20
Treasury
2 Vis
Dec
15
1967-1972
*86
86.28
*86.18
86.26
*86.12
86.20
*86.12
86.20
*86.26
87.2
93.24 Nov
10
93.24 Nov
10
Treasury
Treasury
2 Vis
2 Vis
Jun
15
1959-1962
*97
97.6
*97.2
97.6
*97.2
97.6
♦97.2
97.6
*97.12
97.16
Dec
15
1959-1962
*96
96.22
♦96.18
96.22
*96.16
96.20
*96.16
96.20
*96.26
96.30
Treasury
2'/as
1960
*99
99.20
*99.18
99.20
*99.18
99.20
*99.19
99.21
*99.21
99.23
83.6
—Nov
International Bank
15
&
Development
15
Nov
1
4%S—
74 %s
93.16 May 20
93.16 May 20
7
96
•7
Jan
Jan
101.16
*100.16
101.16
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
1973
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
1977
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
1978
♦95
96.16
*95
96.16
*95
96.16
*95
96.16
15
1979
♦95
96.16
♦95
96.16
*95
96.16
,*95
15
1968
*94
95
*94
95
*94
95
•94
No sales transacted this day.
UThis issue has not
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Last
Sale Price
High
1980
Corporate Stock
3%
87 ft
87 &
*93
95
"*93
*90
92
•90
95 /
92
92
♦90
92
•90
92
*90
15
1975
1
1960
♦99.8
1
1981
*82.16
84.16
1972
*86
1
1976
*83
Mar
——
bonds
of
♦99.8
100
*99.8
'
100
*82.16
84.16
*86
87.16
*86
87.16
♦83
85
*83
85
98.24
*97.24
98.24
*97.24
98.24
97
•96
97
*82.16
87.16
*86
87.16
*86
87.16
85
*83
85
*83
85
♦97.24
98.24
*97.24
♦96
97
♦96
.
1950
98.24
;—__—Feb
15
1962
*96
97-
•
/
'*96
*
^New
Jan. 1
52
81ft
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Low
ct?"i
-
Last
or
(continued)—
33As series No. 11
33As series No! 12
33As series No. 13
Sale Price
Brazil
High
89
No.
High
June-Dec
.
June-Dec
99%
96
99%
97'A
99
96
99
series
97%
No.
15_.
16
June-Dec
series
June-Dec
*97%
series
No.
17
June-Dec
*95
series
No.
18
.-.June-Dec
■—
33As
series
No.
19
.__June-Dec
—
—
♦96
series
No.
20—
33As
series
No.
21
—June-Dec
series
No.
22
—June-Dec
98
33As
series
No.
23
June-Dec
series
No.
24
June-Dec
(Dept)
NY
*96%
1945—Jan-July
•96 %
*96%
§AExternal sinking
*96%
A
fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
External sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_ April-Ocf
*96'/a
1957—April-Ocf
1957—April-Ocf
*96'/a
7s ser B
sinking fund
§AExternal
AExternal
sec
sink fd 7s
2nd ser
A External
sec
sink fd
3rd
7s
ser
bonds 1978
Jan-July
Australia (Commonwealth of)—
5
20-year 3'/2s 1967
June-Dec
20-year 3'As 1966
—June-Dec
15-year 3%s 1962
Feb-Aug
15-year 33As 1969
June-Dec
15-year 4'As' 1971
June-Dec
15-year 4'/8S 1973:
May-Nov
15-year 5s .1972
Mar-Sept
20-year 5s 1978—
—
:
May-Nov
;
20-year
5'As
1979
—
Mar-Sepf
20-year
5,'As
1980
Apr-Oct
Austria (Rep) 5'As extl s f $ 1973——
June-Dec
Austrian Government 4'As assented 1980—Jan-July
SABavaria (Free State) 6'As 1945—
Feb-Augr
4%s debs adj (series 8) 1965
_Feb-Auy
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
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1991
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;
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April-Oct
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June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Dec
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June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
—June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 23As series P 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 27/8s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3y8s series R 1982
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 27/8s series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 33/8s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3y8s ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3y8s ser X 1984—June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref ihtge 4'As series AA 1986—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989—June-Dec
1st & ref 3'As series CC 1978
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4'As series DD 1990
June-Dec
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103
102
91
s
60'A
*97%
1
102%
92
s
31
24
27%
28%
Natural Gas 3%s s
Northern
5
50
53'A
91'A
28
91%
1973_May-Noa
3 Vis
s
f debentures
1973
May-Nou
3'As
f debentures 1974
May-Nou
4Vis s f debentures 1976
May-Nou
4%s
f debentures 1977
!—May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1978
May-Nou
5'/aS
f debentures 1979
May-Nou
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4'As ser A 2047—Jan-July
57
51
7
48'A
•'
64%
60
—
*51 Va
50
—
—
11
61%
60%
*54
™
'•
••
63%
71%
69'A
<68'A
68'/a
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 47/8s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4'As series A 1974
.—Mar-Sept
64%
1
97
*80
—
60%
74
62%
60'A
51
Map-Nov
2007—Jan-Julp
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4'As ser A 2022
,_May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As A '73_Jan-July
N Y Power & Light first mtge 23As 1975_Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993_April-Ocf
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s
1994
Jan-July
1st &
mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series A 2019—Jan-July
Y Telephone 23As series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
4'As series J
4'As series K
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General
mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 3 Vis
1983—i
General mortgage
3'As 1983
2'A
13A
93
69'A
& Hartford RR—
refunding mtge 4s ser A
&
mortgage
Refunding mortgage
95
93 Va
15
95
91
61%
New Haven
First
Refunding
117%
115
61%
—
88%
8b%
*1%
■
97 Va
__
9 4'A
w—
96'A
—
*118
37As sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s s f debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
3.10s s
f debentures 1972
April-Oct
Minneapolis-Moline Co—
6s subord s f inc debs 1986
(guar) F M A N
Minnesota
Min & Mfg 23As 1967
April-Ocl
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4'As inc series A Jan 1971—May
A General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
June-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A
1962
Jan-July
40-year 4s series B
1962
Jan-July
Prior lien 4'As series D 1978
Jan-July
A Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
1967
April-Oct
5'As subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
1st mortgage 4'As series B Jan 1 1990
1st mtge 4'As series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income 43As series A Jan 1 2020
General mtge income 43As series B Jan 1 2030
5s
income debentures Jan
1 2045
4'As coll trust 1976
Mar-Sept
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monogahela Ry 3'As series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Morris <fe Essex first gtd SVa s 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%g 1986
Map-Nov
3'As debentures 1978
;
April-Oct
Nashville Chatt & St Louis 3s ser 1986_
Feb-Aug
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 Vis conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 23As debs 1970
June-Dec
3s
debentures 1970
June-Dec
3'As debentures 1976
June-Dec
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983_Map-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs 1974
April-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3'As 1982
Map-Nov
1st mortgage 37As 1986
May-Nov
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
National Tea Co 3'As conv 1980
May-Noo
5s
s
f debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
New England Tel & Tel Co—
•
First guaranteed 4 Vis series B 1981—_Map-Nov
3s debentures
1982
April-Oct
3s
debentures
1974
Mar-Sept
For footnotes, see page 31.
93%
—
60
61'A
N
50
60%
59'/a
cons
50
56
*88%
conv
:.
i
96%
*93'A
(J
Merritt-Chapman
'I
Corp
78
57
1
Term
99
*98
1979—April-Oct
:
78
75
82
*93'A
Libby McNeil &
'
81%
80
75 ya
__
*50
Jan-July
Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75s 1980
Map-Nov
4.50s debentures 1976—
Map-Nov
Lone Star Gas 4%s debentures 1982
April-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976_June-Dec
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
April-Oct
3s debentures
1976—
Mar-Sept
33As debentures 1978
:
April-Oct
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 27As ser G 2003
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 33As ser H 2003
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
April-Oct
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s 1979
May-Non
1st
mtge 3'As
1982
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage
3'As 1984
April-Oct
1st mortgage 47As 1987
Mar-Sept
Mack Trucks Inc 5'As subord debs 1968__Mar-Sepf
Macy (R H) & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Map-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977!
Feb-Aug
Maine Central
RR 5'As 1978
Feb-Aug
Martin Co
5'As 1968 "ex wts"
May -Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Juu-juiy
105'A
101%
56
1-Oct
AprU-Oct
ApnZ-Oct
debentures 1989
Y Connecting RR 27/8s series B 1975
Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973—
4'As series B 1973
N Y
<■-'
*78
Feb-Aug
&
Lexington
86
♦98
interest 2003
Terminal Ry 5s ext
Lehigh Valley
"
77
86
*76
bonds—
May-Nov
Map-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
Map-Nov
A Series D 4s contingent interest 2003
V-May
A Series E 4'As contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
4'As fixed
74%
79
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge
Scries A 4s fixed interest 2003
B
N
118
91
79
Feb-Aug
Ry—
1st mortgage 5s
extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4'As extended to 1974
Series
2
Mar-Sept
5s
ref
255
*78%
gold 3%s '97—June-Dec
Coal & Navigation 3%s A 1970—April-Oct
Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
&
95
77
103'A 103%
103'A
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal
1st
2
*86
& Mich South
Lake Shore
Lehigh
Lehigh
1997
Toll 5s certificates
&
"
84'A
82%
83
77
94'A
95'A
__
82%
77
85
94
*95'/a
4'As
lAKreuger
N
85
85
85
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
_Jan-July
Jan-July
Terminal 4%s
1961
Stamped
252%
175 y2
81
81
59 '/a
1998-————-Feb Aug
income
4'As
—Mar-Sept
1975
Dutch Airlines—
1
43As conv subord debentures 1979
Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976—.June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984-June-Dec
Kansas
City Term Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%8 debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Royal
Kentucky & Indiana
87%
84
N
Co—
f debentures series A 1977
f debentures 1987
Manufacturing 3%s debs
KLM
86
71 ya
77'A
81
New
99 Va
96
10
86
251
98
76
71'/a
—
—
High
73'A
■
*70
----—J£
Lake Shore collateral gold 3'As l"8---£eb-Aug
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3'As 1998 Feb-Aug
York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980—June-DCc
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
H o O uv*
96%
*100
N
•99'A
94
99
99
*75'/a
3%s 1988—
1986---
trust 6s 1980
Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3'As 1997
85'A
83'/a
*85
Jan. 1
Low
No.
'
Central RR Co—•
series A
Reiunding & impt 4'As series A 2013—Apr
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
York
Consolidated 4s
82
High
Jersey
New
232
81%
__
Range Since
Sold
Asked
rerioa
Collateral
207'/a
*81%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid &
Sale Price
-febAS
Power & Light 3s 1974 .
Orleans Term 1st mtge 33As 1977—May-Now
New
72%
71
71
71
71
Mar-Sept
4'As s
Jan-July
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978—
-Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4 Vis conv 1982
April-Oct
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
3VsS
82 '/a
81
83'/a
83'A
*76%
Oil Pipe Line
Interstate
83
81
*83
3%s series
1st
mortgage
3'As series G
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989—
3'As s f debentures 1980
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs 1972
1st mortgage 3.20s
series I 1982
1st mortgage 3V2S series J 1981
1st motrgage 4%s series K 1987
1st mortgage 4'As series L 1989.
International Harvester Credit 4%s
mortgage
Consol
82'A
*81
Jersey
New
76 Va
82 '/a
*
Week's Range
Low
•
Exchange -
Bell Telephone
Junction RR 4s
Jersey
New
80'A
*82%
May-JVou
C 1974—May-iVoo
1980
Feb-Aug
New
73'A
8
76
74%
76
York Stock
New
High
Low
NO.
High
'
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Telephone 2%s series A
3s series B 1978__
consol mtge 3%s ser A
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
mortgage
First
111 Cent RR
Y
Monday, June 13, 1960
Financial Chronicle .. .
Last
Since
Range
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Illinois Bell
'
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Friday
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
j
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 10)
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86
80
86
78
96%
91%
91%
91'A
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92 Va
—
87%
404
94%
79'A
94
7 9'A
77
5
99 ej
99S3 1 00 :i!t
96 '/a
96%
99
619
96%
69
92 Va
48
100%
82%
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93%
97%
97'A
97%
72%
72%
73%
60
70
72'A
45
70
71'A
59'/o
2
54
59
5
78
71%
—
•
80'A
*58'A
59'A
80'A
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80'A
95
*98
99
88%
80
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——
5
76%
77
__
99%
86'A
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72'/a
75
—
79
83%
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7 4'A
—
99%
87 V\
42
,
6
*104 V* 105
—
97%
85%
92 ya
102
85
7 6'/a
80%
81%
80
73
100'A
98
95
91%
81%
85
*75
*77
——
80'/a
31
*78%
*81
79%
9
84 Va
80
6
83%
87%
80
83%
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83%
60%
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99
76
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89
98%
105 Va
Volume
Number 5959
191
.
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31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 10)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Corporation—
Fhileo
4%s
Low
debs
subord
conv
1984
Apr-Oct
f debs 1972
Mills Inc 3'/as s
High
114
94%
June-Dec
Pittsb
Pittsburgh Youngstown &
1st general 5s series B
Ashtabula Ry—
1962—
Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
3 Vis s
f debentures 1986
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
Plantation
3%s conv debs 1973
Procter
3s
3%s
Gamble
&
111
111
93
.93 Ms
2
93%
10
94'/a
94%
First
*90'A
and refunding
3%s
debentures
First
102
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First
95%
4
'
3Vis
debentures
89%
*80'/a
82
82'A
40
1st mtge 6s 1971
Transit Inc
&
91%
156%
85%
78
86y8
89%
80
~i
—
ii
87%
98% 100
*91'A
156%
of America 3Vis cpnv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
L_.
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
§ A Direct mortgage 7s 1950
May-Nov
§ADirect mortgage 6s 1952—
—May-Nov
§AConsolidated mortgage 6s 1953
—Feb-Aug
§AConsolidated mortgage 6s 1955
_Apr-Ocf
Debt adjustment bonds—
5 Vis series A
1978
Jan-July
4 Vis series B 1978—
:
—;
—J an-July
4Vis series C 1978
Jan-July
Corp
Oil
Richiimd
4%s
Corp
of
Assn
Orleans
81%
Rochester
152
84%
96%
101%
91%
86 »/2
84%
120%
Oil
Tidewater
3s
Electric
&
Gas
6 Vis
McBee
82%
86%
80
85%
3%s
Co
St
gold
1st
A5s
92%
92%
6
92%
*92 Va
90
1st
92%
90
—
113
254
115%
*89
94
92%
106%
110%
1977—— June-Dec
90
94,
St
1986
V
19
mtge
1st
89%
90
7
Scott
115%
108
U
conv
S
3%s
E)
(Jos
Roebuck
Sears
Acceptance
66%
4
68 %
71%
65%
*86%
35
2%s
Rubber
debentures
96
80%
84
72%
"7
72
73
99%
5
98
99%
75%
79%
1
mf
75
75
121
21
122
*81
— m.
122
107'A
MM
79%
♦98
81%
96%
3
97 y*
87%
—
89%
89%
90
*81
f-Mr
79
81%
87
5
87
88
MM
mm
82
82
84%
77%
''
mm
87
84%
''mm
:
78 'A
mm.
82
74
74
1
77
82%
4
83%
84%
7
.
mm
75
81
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4
71%
71
mm
mm
mm
mm
MM
*91
mm
MM
*94'A
71%
65
101
94%
98
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*80
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—
mm
91
85
Feb-Aug
80
80
4%s
82%
85
116
*96 %
899
96% 118%
y6
__
May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
2 Vis 1966——__June-Dec
*76%
—June-Dec
*82%
87%
*86%
80%
96%
.76%
76%
87%
86%
87%
__
85
86%
82%
Corp—
100
Feb-Aug
4%s subordinated debentures 1977——May-Nov
5s
debentures
1982——
—_—Jan-July
Sears Roebuck & Co 4%s s f debs 1983
Feb-Aug
100
T"
16
100%
97
15
97
■
103%
4
1G0% 101%
233
103
101%
101%
97
92 %
97
„
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100
97%
M
101%
6s
subord
Wabash
RR
3'As
J
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■(
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80
82
MM
88
88
94%
42
90%
94%
—
*
—June-Dec
-
87%
92 %
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Co—
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MM
*79'/a
813A
74%
80
79
82
87%
85
*87%
84%
79%
5
82'A
82'A
—
*87
71%
84
90
113
115
115
64
1981—._—April
1991
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
68%
6
72%
84
*87
r
4s income series A Jan
IT*-
98%
74%
I-.
83
76%
50
*73 »A
MM
—Feb-Aug
mtge
:
86
U
106
100'A
99%
84.%
84%
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debs 2008
Gen
115%
112'A
11
67
63
61%
60'A
67
78 '/a
53%
53%
53%
82 %
78
*82 Va
91 Va
94%
84
93%
93%
84
.
Seiberling
5s
Rubber
subord
debs
conv
Service
5%s
Shell
Oil
Gas
&
♦
-
s
111
subord debentures 1982—_—April-Oct
Oil 2Vis debentures 1971——April-Oct
conv
Union
88
85%
94%
87
84%
.88
Corp—
84%
debs 1986—June-Dec
1965—_—
Jan-July
——Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976_
—June-Dec
South & North Alabama RR; 5s 1963—____April-Oct
99%
Oil
Sinclair
4%s
Corp
Smith-Corona
conv
5%s
Bell
Southern
debs
debentures
1985
2%s
debentures
1987
California
convertible
Indiana
Pacific
Southern
First
4Vis
4Vis
*—
Term
—
—
.
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i
mtge
RR
Power
Shore
5s
131%
01
117
139
63
113%
12C
Winstcn-Salem S B
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
93
40
89%
87
91
97%
86%
86'A
88%
51
83%
88%
83%
64
included in
59%
not
included
the
Bankruptcy
58%
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ft
58%
96 ft
__
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101% 101%
1
103'%
103 % 103%
11
—
_
Jan-July
—__Feb-Aug
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4s
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96%
96%
98 JJ
94%
96%
9*%
95
—
193%
99
Deferred
.
delivery
sale
*
not
A Bonds
Act,
or
92 %
93 %
83'A
82 'A
85
70'
87%
91
88
38
91
90%
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89%
112
81%
85
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90
90
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99%
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99'A
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61
38%
10
37%
47
77
79
84
78
78
64 %
37 'A
6
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56%
7
61
60 %
88%
88%
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d Ex-interest e Odd-lot sale
sale not included in the yeai s range, r Cash
'
*
receiversh.p, or reorganise,, under
securities assumed by such companies.
prices; no sales being transacted during
and ask
selling flat.
bid
94'A
83'A
included in the year's :range
the year's ran^e,
n Under-the-rule
in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
Friday's
1C3%
2%s 1976_Jan-July
\ cSgSEFUXd'as ^"ankruptcy.
101%
98
100%
Electric Light & Power
98 %
70
Co—
RR
92%
81%
80
*93%
—Jan-July
1960
83%
61%
56%
„
*64
1994
first
92'/a
*75
83%
4s series A 2004
—Jan-July
4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029——May
Electric
Power 2%s 1976——June-Dee
Public Service 3'As
1971—
Jan-July
Q7
a
first consol gold 5s
coll tr 4Vis 1988—i
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Central
Qfi
Yonkers
60
90%
1
*101% 102%
mtge
Wisconsin
59%
55
92 Va
mortgage
First
54%
15
Corp 3'As s f debs 1980_:._;—Feb-Aug
Co 4'As debentures 1978——-i—Jan-July
92 %
*83 %
95
&
20
60
98
*81
Jan-July
—May
1981
Whirlpool
82%
Q7
mortgage
Ry
ser A
1984
debentures
59%
59'A
*951/8
Westinghouse
Co—
mtge
3%s
Pacific RR Co
income
96%
59%
59%
registered 2361
.
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
._April-Oc£
5'As
debentures
1982————Jan-July
Western
90%
59 'A
4s
Wilson
64
gtd
4s
75
72
73
__
I 1966
2361
series
3'As
1st
RR
92%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
—May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
1977
;
3%s ser
Penn
Gen
2%s series E 1986
—Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996—.Jan-July
First: mortgage 2V/4S series G 1961_
_Jan-July
First nilge V/4.v series 11 J9H3
—April-Oct
1st
'
West
*84
May-Wow
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1974———:
3'As
Electric
74%
75%
72%
Penn
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992_—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967——Jan-July
3%s convertible
debentures 1975
May-Wou
79%
—
74%
*73
.
.
Ry
1st
Pacific
Southern
76%
106
Co—
1931
First
12
79%
94
82
72%
"72%
debentures
1969
4Vis
Fran
91 %'
24
Co—
Gold
Southern
79%
*95%
„——Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
——
Edison
(Oregon
Gold
San
119
83%
85
94% 103%
90
—
98% 100
-79'%
1970—
_Jan-July
2%s-4%s 1994——Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv 1973_Jw?ie-Dcc
3 Vis
Southern
324
*91%
1979—
1979————————Jan-July
2%s
Southern
96%
107%
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
3s
5
Marchant—
subord
conv
84%
95%
95%
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures
16
108% 111
"West
West
88
*84
April-Oct
1982
f debs
88
Jan-July
—i
1979——
Line 3.20s
Pipe
Shamrock
V-
Co-—
-
75
*
93%
84
88%
87
*78%
series B 1971
_Feb-Nov
Warren RR
first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July
General mortgage 3s
1979
—___May-Nov
72%
84
10
64'A
61%
61%
3'As
mortgage
97%
MM
1
——-April-Oct
1982
Gen
First
81%
2
93%
Power Co—
income
93%
*91%
Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—^-Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As 1983—
—Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
—_May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oc£
1st lien &
ref 4s ser F 1983
1——May-Nov
82%
__
ref
&
93%
2
93%
—June-Dec
1st
97%
5
9 7'A
81%
Virginia &
95
111% 118%
debs 1982—_—Jan-July
79
.
96%
97'A
*87'A
—
—Mar-Sept
77%
95
97'A
:
1968_—j—.
86%
76%
__
97 Va
87%
A
♦95%
mm
subord
Electric &
Virginia
89'A
94%
86
7
MM
96%
mm
__Jan-July
''
mm
MM.
96'A
mrn
—April-Oct
of America—
subord debentures 1969.
debentures 1
conv
conv
'
95%
'
Corp
3 Vas
4'As
,
77
7«
72%
'
mm
*86
mm
94'A
Corp—
ctfs
Participating
'
94%
89
2
95%
'
mm
—May-Nov
—
1983
debs
4s
Works
'mm
mm
1976—
94'A
♦88
'
—Jan-July
.
MM
22
94'A
mm
94'A
90'A
88%
94 'A
mm
1978—
1978
*82%
MM
—
debenture^
1967
Steel
Steel
Vanadium
72%
68
79
*77%
1972
debentures
4%s
10
76
Co—
Sons
&
yi
*75
—Mar-Sept
1974——.———
debentures
3s
18
67%
66%
series B 1980—
debentures 1977—
f
s
Seagram
79
♦78'A
•
—
May-Nov
—
1972
debentures
f
s
States
77
70%
*87
3s
mortgage
71%
68%
1971——April-Oct
4%s
90
95'A
99'A
2%s 1975t-April-Oct
1977—
coll trust 4'As
mtge &
United
84
71
*79
Seaboard Air Line RR
78%
85'/a
72%
72%
s
debentures
United
84
70%
71
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
debentures 1971—
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing
1st
1
76
68%
&
f
s
4%s
105
67
England
3s
Paper
"10
71
69
1989
B
78%
10
*82%
__
—
Ry—
Depot 3 Vis
New
&
~5
89%
95%
95%
debs 1961.
'
84
71
May-Woo
inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Union
Paul
Scioto
81%
78'A
89%
i
_
-
r
—May-Wou
—April-Oct
3%s
sinking fund debentures 1973—._April-Oc£
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
Co—
certificates
bond
4s
Second 4s
St
84
*
A 1997
Jan-July
4Vis ser A Jan 2022___—L_May
1980————
Mar-Sept
debs series A Jan 2006——1—Mar-Nov:
Louis-Southwestern
First
123 Va
78
78%
*
._April-Oct
coll trust 3'As 1972
coll trust 3%S 1975—
&
mtge
1st
122
85%
95
110%
110
4s: series B
income
*81%
102%
95%
108
'
mtge inc
mtge
—'
__Jan-July
series
4s
mortgage
ASecond
1st
70
—Jan-July
t—____—.——April-Oct
6s 1996
Francisco Ry
60
2%s debentures
mortgage
4'As
Car
debentures
3%s
Power 3s series A 1971_.
—Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Louis-San
82
89
'
Lawrence
Second
St
102
123%
.—Feb-Aug
1976—
LMar-Sept
2'As series C
April-Oct
f debs 1973.
—April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966_
RR
Pacific
Tank
2%s
Saguenay
101
mtge
Refunding
Corp—
debs
conv
92%
80
119
& coll tr 2%s 1980—
May-Nov
1st mtge 3'As 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970— —June-Dec
1st
Union
April-Oct
1983
Va
—
Feb-Aug
1982
mortgage and coll trust
debentures 1968
4%s
debentures
1
101
.-May-Nov
70
15
80 %
87
—May-Nov
1965_.
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s
159
58%
2
17
'
93%
Union
mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
Mar-Sept
Aircraft
5'As conv
debs 1977^___—Jan-July
Royal
1,492
58'A
*85
General
Rchr
158
58'A
90
92 'A
'
88%
85
44
—
85
RR—
Products 4%s debs
Thompson
89%
11
81
M 3'As series B
refund
and
92
87%
89%
92
Louis—
St
debentures
3s
New
83%
95
89 Va
1970- April-Oct
—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—
Jane-Dec
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985 —Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
.-June-Dec
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974—_
Corp—
subord
conv
*89%
—June-Dec
1979
notes
First
Radio
*92
and
&
95
83%
94
90
95
—June-Dec
1979
notes
conv
RR
78%
80
*81'A
Inc—
(James)
senior
capital
82
Jan-July
_May-Wou
1173
debentures
97-/4
May-Nou
1972
debentures
2%s
Co
First
104V4
82
89%
87%
100
Jan-July
debentures 1964
2s/as
Oats
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s 1983_April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
1977
Mar-Sept
debentures
4%s
100
Texas
..
Quaker
99
109
94'A
Texas
75%
__
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
1972
94%
92'A
62
1983
impt M 4s series C 2019— __Jan-July
._April-Oc£
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985—
Texas Company (The)
3%s debs 1983—.—May-Nov
96
155
*83'/a
75 Va
79
141 y*
112 Va
38
3Vis conv
(Indiana)
„
*155
516
180
Terminal
94
102
76'A
99 %
5s
115%
85%
102
125% 128%
70%
5
99
Refund
91%
92'A
102
and refunding
12
High
10
98'A
5%s
Co—
May-Nou
79
93%
Talcott
82
90
72%
79
98'A
2%s
84
107
72%
9 8'/a
Swift
93 %
81
__
Jan. 1
Low
98'A
100%
'
84
*82
and
First
98
*84
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-JuZy
and
First
1981——
Gas
&
1963—.
debentures
First
debs
Electric
Service
Public
;
2
99%
125%
Range Since
No.
98 'A
93%
yi
—
99%
Jwne-Deo
High
Jan-July
Oil
debentures
Surface
92%
90 Va
94%
*94 Va
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
70%
90%
__
*93%
93
68
~i
70'A
93
88
..72%
conv subord debs 1984
of California 4%s 1983
Bonds
Sold
1982—April-Oct
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
J an-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
—Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
98 %
89
16
5s
Oil
Standard
98%
98 Va
91
*93%
r
Inc
Standard
98%
:•
92
70'A
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967——
April-Oct
Spiegel
87%
85
99
91%
3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3Vis 1964—May-Nou
95%
112
April-Oct
—May-Nov
1985
2%s debs
1983
debentures
3%s
—
—
*89
mortgage
Southwestern Boll Tel
4%s
*98'/8
91'/a
91%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
102
105
__
__
*98'/a
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
__June-D.ec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General
123 %
10
328
*86%
*72'/8
4Vis ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
4Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
guaranteed
Consolidated guaranteed
94%
106% 107%
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/aS 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
104%
or
Sale Price
High
No.
211
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Low
Interest
BONDS
Rer-ge Since
98
107
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Sold
lio
114%
Philip Morris Inc 47/as sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
4%s
conv
subord
debs
1987—
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury
Friday's
Bid & Asked
not
s
Section 77 o«
t,
current week.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following
the
on
and
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, June 6,
American
ending Friday, June 10.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
American Stock Exchange
-
Week's
Range
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Corp
Mfg
1
3%
3%
3%
2%
2
2%
A
'
800
15,700
3'A May
5
Jan
2
3%
Jan
Jun
Admiral
Plastics
Corp
Aerojet-General Corp —«.
Manufacturing Corp
Aeronca
Missiles & Construction Corp
Class
A
25c
common
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
For
Co
Products
•i
see page
35.
17%
Supply
Manufacturing
8'A
14,200
,5% May
8%
Jun
Aero
4%
4%
T.,900
4% Feb
5%
Jan
17%
177/a
300
21%
Jan
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
7
7%
_1
10
—
footnotes,
Inc_—1
'
17%
Jun
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
High
the current year,
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
—10c
class
Corp
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
security whether
10.
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
•
Range for Week Ending June
is intended to include every
dealings have occurred during
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Stock Exchange itself and
stock or bond in which any
2,600
5
5%
1
62
60
64'A
7,800
1
10
8
10%
39,000
10c
1
*<■
1
5%
4% May
Apr
54
6'A May
•
4%
4,400
3% May
7
Jan
3%
4%
MM
1
High
7'/s Mar
72 % May
9% Jun
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
18% Mar
Jan
19%
103
22
18'A
5'A
5'A
100
5
'
Apr
6'A
Jan
^^<tiM^fiw«w*i>am^
i
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Low
_50
Southern.
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred—100
Steel
Wood
Alan
Co
Airlines Inc
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
Amer dep rets Amer
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
All American Engineering Co_.
Alleghany Corp warrants-.
Allegheny Airlines Inc..
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
-Allied
27
Jun
421%
Jan
81
Mar
86»/4
Jan
4 y8 May
6 J/a
Jan
4%
.100
4%
1,000
65
10%
11
6-/a
b */«
o%
x,3ud
67/8
7%
11,300
3%
3%
3%
3,500
•
Feb
141%
Feb
4%
~4%
10%
-"4%
_1
10%
10%
51/2
Mar
11%
14%
15
1,000
11% May
17%
14%
13,800
12% Mar
16 J/2
Jan
4%
5>/4
34,300
4% May
1.01/4
Jan
-•15%
Inc.
13%
Jun
23'/a
Jan
Jan
New
Apr
13%
81% Mar
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
J
300
79
77 y2
77%
12%
6,400
16
American Beverage Corp„
American Book Co
u
American
Electronics
74 J/2
American
Israeli
American
14%
15%
-1
6
25
16%
•
Apr
ft
50 J/2
-
5%
5%
5%
-H
4%
6,800
49 J/2
Jun
14J/2
43
American
MAR
10%
10%
12%
24 %
24y4
100
221/n Mar
26
44%
44%
45%
500
44
Mar
52
5%
5%
5%
7,800
13%
14%
6,400
American
Manufacturing Co.
American
IV
Inc
C
Meter
Co.
American Petrofina Inc class A
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5% preferred
2
American
5
Amurex
Co
Lead
class
14
Mines
>
"
Rights
Apollo
Ar
(expire
Pools
Film
June
&
Asamera
Inc.
Amer
dep rets
8%
55 %
Jan
4% May
7 y8
Jun
10%
61/4 May
1,800
iOvi
85 y8
Jan
x37%
38%
5,800
34i/8
32%
35%
44,800
90 < 7
9072
891/2 Mar
Jan
90%
90%
20%
20%
22%
4,600
17 y4 May
29'%
1
3%
4%
8,400
3% May
5% Jun
6%
—
Chief
&
_40c
del
Golfo
Supply
cl
A
:
11%
11%
6 .a
bo
72
48%
51%
5p
1%
i%
9'/8
7
pesos
„
May
1%
,
2
10%
500
Apr
Jan
104
-
12,100
..' i
'ft
.Baker
1
Apr
66
46
13^500
Mar
'•56%
5
16,300
21,200
2
4,400
9y4
7,000
8% May
17%
8,100
74
i,.uj
O
12%
Jan
Jan
41/4
13%'
4,9«»)
16%
15,500
.
5%
6
i
13%
7
16%
Jan
Jun
51V4
Beck
(AS)
Watch
Bickford's
'*♦
Blauner's
■ft
1
,
4
1
(8)
British
Columbia
Petroleum
(H)
Burma
American
71/2
3% May
8 % Apr
22
25
35
17%
200
16
34
Jun
800
30%
37
2
,V
2
61/2
Jap
-10% Mar
Feb ft
9% Mar
...
3%
ft-
Jun
■
28%
8'/2
8%
32%
7%
34
1,000
15
1
7
68,100
13%
15
54,700
Jan
.
1
3%
Jan
Class
B
14%
Daltcli
Davidson
Oil
1
4%
50c
7%
_
Apr
Day Mines Inc
Feb
17
Jun
Dayco
3 %' Feb
Dejav
C
Corp
Transit
Jun '.
8%
8%' Jan
debenture
Desllu
31%
Jan
47-
Feb
Detroit
Jan
Detroit
—
1
1
Company
9%
32
7%
391/4 Mar
Apr
67/8 May
10J/4
91/8
1st
Amer
Jan
ft
Diversey Corp
Jun
8
Jan
Dominion Steel
"5%
12%c
Ltd
16%
10c
ft
ft
10,700
-
2%-
2
1,000
9%
9%
3,700
15%
17%
4,000
2%
2%
13,100
2 Vb
ft
Jun
4
8,100
U
Chemical
34
72
J
R1%
191/4
Jan
Dominion
■'
•'.%
5
Jan
16%
Jan
T%
•
Jan
36-
Jun
Jan
1
uaii *.
Jan
6%
Jan
17%
Jan
16% May
19%
Jan
171/2
Apr
May
18%
13V2" Apr
100
171/2
7
•
14%
J4 %
15
VW
•13% Jan ■'3?'4 Mar/
ft v 600 -
"7%
"7%
9%
ft
9%
97/s
2%
Jan
•-<19
10,200"
Jun
8%
Jan
8
3,000
.v
7'A
Jan
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
8
Apr
Apr
11
2%
•
30 %■
29%.
'.
A
Apr
9%
jun
21%
Jun
7 Va
7 »/8
ft 9 %
'..9%
;
.
55
55
' -7%
,
.
/
.
,
100
4k'V Jan
,
-.4 ft6ft. ft 6%
ft.
"%
11/8
/ "&
ft fa
Jan
18%
1%
8%
Jan
9
.17%. ft
16 %
16%
16%
Jan
py
Apr
19%
"ft
->■.15'
4,30)
Jan
Jun
<19% M«y
1,400 V ;;
:
May,
18% May
14% May
3,500
8%
1,400
6%
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30)
1*%
-
,
5% '
3U
3H
3%
33%
ft
p-K.
33%
.
r
ft
Jan
Jun
4%
Jan
35%
Apr
12
Jan
9%
9%
1,100
May
91/4 May
,2%
2%
l.O'-O
2% M?y
191/a
,
lx%
L.—,—.—,—j.__x
•
10
-
-
78
33
"5%
1
25%
1,610
50
10
50 )
6
11,600
25%
26
5
18% May
,
4
3% .Jan
20%
May
ft
13% May
2% May.
Research—
Coal
&
.
9% May
4% May
Apr
Feb
14%
Jan
141
8% Mar
Inc
Co
Duke
ft Jan
10
May
23%
Jan
3%
Jan
Power
DuMont
Jan
common
Jan
Jan
9%
4% May.
12%
900
11%
13
22,200
20
13%
13%
13%
10
9
91/2
8%
9%
20%
16%
Feb
Jun
16%
Jan
14%
9 Vb Mar
10%
Jan
2,300
10
200
9%
5,900
30'A
11%
1,800
8%
8%
91/4
6,900
.
850
28V2-
25%
7%
*
7'%
*
—.al.
13%
8% May
28 % Mar
29
x7%
II,900
9,400
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
Apr
47%
23% May
33%
Jan
Jun
9%
Jan
38%
7'A
100
■291/4 May
4lVa Mar
9% .10'A
86,900
61/2 Mar
3U
.3,200
5%
61/8
5,600
31J/2
51%. 52
_1
.1°
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord ,reg—a—_10s
rDuraloy (The) go.l.
—-1
Durham Hosiery, class B common.^—*
Jan
31% May
13%
610
31'/a
.
10%
Feb
Apr
101/4
3U
——-—:—.-.—.—5
Laboratories.:
bia
461/2
—*
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May
10%
1~.
Jm
May
30
,
Jan
14%
12% Mar
10%
1
5%
12% May
19
30 '/4
—_
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10% Mar
400
I,300
.
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100
19
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Co
26
11% May
100
7
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_____
Driver, Harris
Feb
% May
873 iviar
5%
19
Ltd
Drilling
.
12%
stock.—*
Draper Corp
& Exploration Co
Feb
3%
•
ord
Ltd.*
Brewery
12
1
Ltd
Dow
Jan
17%
13,200
10
*
Chemical
Co
5%
2 Va
Douglas Oil Company..
161/4
U
10%
10
—___1
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Jan
11 %
11,000
u
10
10%
i,v.
10%
10s
common
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Apr
1% May
7% Jan
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com..10c
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,
14%
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135
3,b_u
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VB
10
—1
loi/2
136%
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3}|
1,600
6 % May
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8 % May
8%
8
16
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Mar
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,
191/2
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ft- 55
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.Apr
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62
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38,
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a
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;
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500
.
9%
55
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31
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——
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&
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7
Jan
161/4 Feb
,.
ft 7%
1,100
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—5
Supermkts
Textile
10%
4
Jan
3% Mar
•-
Mar
•
32
2,300
17 Va
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Tar
31/4 Mar
Jun
13% May
Feb
9% Mar
Jun
:
■
Products-
new
3%
1%
3%
7%
7%
!
ord reg.^—
rets
15% Mar
Feb
.
1
Apr
11%
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xu%
%
.20
preferred
dep
2,500
400
20%
7-i/2 May
"
4%
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Jan
Apr
'
May
3%
9%
f/B
1
5%
%
Mnnufacturing.__i.-1
Quality
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14%
'
2,400
.
l^i-G
——100
luc
preferred
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Dome Petroleum
9%
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.1
'
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.—
Jan
Jan
14%.
2.50
Son Inc.
'
-
Mar
Jan
700
XL
10c
10'/8
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900
'
16% May
...1
10
7
2 J/a
-
*-8,500
34
„■
137/a
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7 IB
151/4
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8 J/2
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17%
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—..
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8%
10
Co
1 %
.1
37
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300
4,400
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,
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Jun
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5,900
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61/2
5,900
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11%
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,
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stock
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Dennison Mfg
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4
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..
—
6%
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9
-
.
——x.—
Brothers
12%
900
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8%
13,800
4%
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preferred—!
5%
13%
14%
'-28%
■
4%
4%
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14
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common.—...
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21/2
66%c
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•
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,
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212
200
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12 '/a
6%
131/4
...._50c
—
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Feb
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Corporation
12%
com_30c
Apr
13%
—1.50
'
28
.
13 7b
•
20
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33
100
r;-.v.;.
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Cubic
29% May
5,800
3b,. od
'
10c
...
8
28 J/8
17%
131/4
10c
prefened
39%
Jun
12%
common...—._i.l:;^ftv-j ft
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112 May
14
1
^
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D
50
Jun
.
-
American
14
15.700
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13%
1
...
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26%
7% May
r
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Jan
9'% Mar
Jun
1%
20,300
2%
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5% Jan
.
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18%
A
51/2
111/8
2%
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■
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30,700 ft
1/4
Jan
10
i"'9% Mar *
3,200
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Jan
;i57/a
.
11%
19%
Corp..
Distillers Co Ltd—
see page
5%
Feb
r
Jan
23%
X- to
6%
-
Feb
5Va Mar
'"43%
>
97/a
-
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Venezuelan
25
'
"ft 1% May
3% May
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850
ft
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May
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1,400
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.
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22
70
5,800
8%
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ft
Mar
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;
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-
6% May
May
900
17
2
20'/4
Apr
Jun
17,400
1
15 %
dep rets ord shares_3s 6d
Eastern
V'J
11,600
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3%
3%
3%
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class
&
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Ltd—
Burry Biscuit Corp_—_
Calgary
5
17
30c
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9%
■
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(J P)
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14,400
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Mines Ltd—
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A ,
\
fuc
—
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19% May
750
98
2%
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&
$1.12
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Jun
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c
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8
4'A
.
Feb
7,700
24%
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10
Distilling Ltd cl A voting.*
non-voting
•
B
Crown
Jan
4414 May
4%
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reg—
A
10'
8%
partic____*
Jan
.10%
5%
24%
Power
Machine
Buffalo-Eclipse
24%
Apr
Jan
18%
28 %
Co
(The)
3%
Jun
4%
29%
cl
Jan
Jun
."32
11,300 ;
15
__1
:
Crowley Miliier & Co.,—.—
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)\;
Cfown Cork lnlernat'1 "A"
10% Mar
Apr
5
.
98
2%
Mills Ltd class B
Bunker Hill
24%
x35
common
&
18
5%
4%
2,400
Distillers
Feb
Jun
28%
ft 23%
-
17,200 ft.
£6'..V
13%
8%.
American dep receipts (ord
reg) —51
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Creole Petroleum
___o
25»/2 May
.
5% Mar
77,800
preferred
Die
is y2
Cott
Jun
13J/8
-
1,900
5%
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60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred
For
6%
5%
B S F Company new common
Calif
6%
Co
57%
71.4 May ft
111/4 Jun
ft.
400
5 J/4
Co
1% Jan
Jun
1.6
9,200
-
Apr
34%
2,700
•.
ft 3%
3%
2 i"/4
■:
(new)—1
Ltd
Inc..
CourLaulds Ltd—
Jan
1%
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dep rets ord reg
Brown Company
Buel]
6%
Ltd—
8%
Jun-
3%
16,600
20c
Amer
Forman
15%
2,600
19%
3%
ord
British
Buckeye
1,500
5%
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-
40%
9
28V2 May
•
»
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&.
Products
Inc—1
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Tobacco—
British
Bruck
x8
11%
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rets
Rubber
.<7%
5%
dep
Brown
6,900
46%
..100
dep rets ord reg
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•
4
17%
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4%
4%
,
lJ/2
2,600
8%
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Class
18%
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British American
7
"
1
American
Brown
800
45%
Manufacturing Co.
Britalta
.' 4
'35/8
37%
14
All' Lilies Alio-—
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61/2 May
Apr
6,600
34
Breeze
Brillo
" '1%
:
1
-
_-
37/a
39-
50c
Pacific
Paint & Varnish
Corroon
Jan
Apr
6% May
2,100
1%
17%
common.
Traction
%
Feb
Jun
11% May
•'
ft
300
.ft
Janft.
Jan
31
*
Jan
8
;
7,800
A
r
7%
1
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
V l'/8-
5
Corp.
Industries
Coro
1% Feb
I6J/4
23%
46%-
•
Jan
Jan
7 J/2
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Works Inc
Gear
-V
•
9%
/
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v,
ft
•
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4
7
Apr
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Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
25%
Feb
x7%
7
Co
At
•23%
24
10c
:
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Cook
Apr
1
21%
12
.4
Inc..
Co
3%
34,300.
51J/2
.1
Inc.
Inc
Brazilian
5,500
11%
prior preferred
Brad Foote
8J/4
>0c
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois
4,300
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4
.1
(HC)
5%%
5,400
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-
Brooks
25
Mar
3y2
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16
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-
Blumenthal
8ft
Feb
3%
1%
-
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Bohack
16
1,800
46
19%,
Inc
Birdsboro
?.*
1,050
«
20%
6%
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Co
23%
3%
—
Continental Materials Corp
Jfrt
4%
7%
x7%.
Telephone of Canada-.
Benrus
•,
-50C
Ties.
Shoe
Apr
Feb
;s
1.700
18,800
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:
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Corby
5ft May
Co
Co
Continental
20% May
May
6
B_
class A
Belock Instrument
19%
I Va
—50c
Beau-Brummel
Bell
3%
Corp
convertible
12%
34%
1
Co.—:
Continental
Jan
13J/4 May
4,900
61V
18%
49
Bearings Inc.
a
lc
Co.
-
-
18%
.
Corp
Basic Incorporated
Bay view Oil Corp common.
6%
11%
,31%
..
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Diesel
Construction
Jan
41
4
•,
Baruch-Foster
1
17%
1
class
Apr
261/4 Mar
Apr
ft- 7%
4,400 "
-Vb
%
1
Continental
Jan
Jun
9 % May
4,300
18%
ft
Feb
"
Metals
ConiiliClHUl
-
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Inc
600."-
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Feb
15 %
•-7%
100
..
10c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Rav Tnc
Jun
11%
5
15
1;
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Barker
Brothers
Corp.
Candy
68
.
27'/4 May
150
,
••
12%
vtc
Stone
Mining
18%
?^r)
&
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18 J/4 Mar
Jan
Sand
Consolidated
7*6 Mar
100
—50c
Controls
*
Jan
80
Jan'
Jan
27%
34
Inc..
Consolidated
12 J/e Mar
4%
512
Securities Corp..
Banco de los Andes American shares
Barry
2J/4
■
22 Va
100
23%
'»281 /
•
Jan
46 % May
11% May
Equipment Co.
Jan
Feb
5
16%
—3
Baldwin
Barton's
"■
63'%
.
-
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-
7%•: 7% •,..ft
—2
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Apr
151/3
5
421 78
18%
—5c
3
May
15%
13
16%
—
new
Inc—ft
Engineering
23%.28
lc
Oils
Jan
11%
May
•
4%
.
Baldwin Rubber Co
Barnes
13%
—2
—
Products
Farm
Commercial
Feb
2%
l'/2 Mar
600
7%
•
b 74
13
Banff Oil Ltd
'•*
-
Mar
10%
Feb
•■
Jun
21
.
iviay
-
55
16 y4
,
72
com
Corp
Industries
160
671/2
13%
Community Puu.xk. oci
Conipo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Jun
-
14y8
14%
x9
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.,.
■-
Feb
10
Jun
t
31%
Apr
%
73%
68
13%
—5
—
Electronics
Class
i
.1'ft
'10,500
——1
—
Co——
Caribbean
Colonial
Jan
2%
1% Mar
Cohu
Feb
13
99%
-
8%
1
:
1%
America—_——z.oo
Inc
Cocksliutt
Jan
-
preferred
Corp
1%
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Corp...—
—_1
Aluminum
Coastal
Jan
11%
-
•
Club
Jan
1J/8 May
2y8 *
5%
2
10
8
Corp
1%
2
Corp.—
Controller
Consul
A
Collieries
1
Manufacturing Co—...
1
Clary Corporation *——.—:
1
Claussner Hosiery Co..
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
Jan
3
*
6J/4 May
1%
17%
Electronics
171/2
700
8,uo0
Jun/
6% Mar
6% Mar
3,0uO
4bTB
66
Jan
103
•
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800
/u
51%
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:ft:
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1 ~/u
<74
Apr
Feb
56%
Jan
•
Jan
8%
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,
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Ltd
Oil
Cinerama
Clark
Mining: &
•
99'/4
-
10,000
18V4
17%
/■
20
Jan
15
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48 Jan
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2
1,0 —
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non-cum
18
9%
47 Va!
53
10 %
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May
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Jan
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7
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51/4 May
600
56%
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•
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-
Jan
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10' % 10* %
"2%
6o
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Ay an ire
8%
24%
May
17,700
1%.
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2%'
Inc
class
1%
67/s
•
Sewing Centers Inc
Inc
-/a
%
1
ftl_10c
-
Non-voting
19
30,000
V'8
-
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partlc.
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Corp option warrants
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%
7 y8
.1
lo
Atlas
Devices
600
2,3ud
ft
6 ft.
-
,
Mar
1/2
—•:
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oi
11%
5%
1
new
Mar
f»t May
1,800
2,600
100
pref
Apr
74
5
-
America
Corp
Consolidated
Aurora
'
.
2X74
7%
-
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Tel
&
6%
19%
%
Inc——
of
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Stationers
Tel
6
6 %,.
%
•
101 % I0x %
Consolidated
Chris Liana
Jan
21%
S '/a May
13 V*
55%
12 %
1/4 Mar
1,E00
.
"
Feb
3%
.—
Corp
Investors
2,800
5%
pref—100
pfd
Electric: Co"
Co
38% May
86%
—
7
•
12,200
1
Corp
conv
Jun
22
•
prelerred
Co
39 J/e May
25
B
Jan
41/4
Jun ■
15,000
%
1
3.50%
1 Vb
3%
4,800
'
—5
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc new__^
Chicago Rivet & Machine..
9lJ/4 Mar
;
conv
Chaniberlin
Jan
Jan
12%
Inc-———1
Light 4%
iV'Clierry-Burrell
May
30 J/2. Jan
ser
% May
'8,600
%
-
10
12%
1
10
Power
Charter Oil
May
2-ft May
35%
4
Stores
Research
Allantica
Avis
Jan
41/2
'
6,500
_fl
Oil
Atlantic
,
36,300
5%
ft
%
—6c
America
&
Jan
5%
5%
10%
pfd__10
Light $5 pfd
Securities
Feb
14%
10%
5%
*
Ltd—__1
partic
Corp
Maine
Power
Cenlury
Century
Industries—
Laundries
Associated
■♦
22%
14,600
r4
7%
pfd—100
reg
Associated
ft
54%
90%
Co
Corp Ltd—:
Electric
Associated
.,
6%
5% Mar
300
38 y*
2.50
Food
Avien
Jan
100
preferred
Associated
i
6'%
5
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co_
f-
Jun
2.50
pfd
Corp—
Associated
Audio
4%
Oils
&
Jan
510
Jan
.
10 %
9 V4
■IOV2"
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Co
of
Hadley
$1.50
Jan
6
4%
8
Aluminum
Oil
Associated
Atlas
5
41/4
.—1
Kennedy
&
Corp
$1.40
Jan
8%
49%
51%
20c
Equipment Corp
Atlas
19%
May
31&
.35%
May
3
14
-—5.50
(AM)
Central
,
Jun
5
&
12,800
Jan
3% Mar
27% May
3,000
3ft
3
3ft
ft Mar
-
—
Mines
4
37/a Mar '
28%
277/a
28%
"
-/ 4 Vb
Ltd—
—
Instruments
Central
Jan
15
r3%
Corp.
warrant*—.
Altex
Convertible
ft
4%
47/a
1
Apr
500
Baxter
Central
Feb
Jan
3,600
.
Jan
ft—2.50
Gas
Minerals
Central
Apr
2%
6,400
5
6
""
J/2
11,000
fs
16%
•
Jan
32%
-
2J/8 Mar
7%
12
Williston
Cenco
.
Arnold
Aro
Apr
%
5%
Oil
Co
Jun
29
5
6).
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power Ac Light 4.72
Armour
4
100
1,000
16
1
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Fuel
1,900
2%
far
"ft-
Inc
Industries
Arkansas
4%
30%
4%
35,600
%
Ltd
Catalin
Jan
.
An^rr Chemical
Anthony
16%
4%
16%
Angostura-Wupperman
13% Mar
m
~>4
Petrofina
Castle
Feb
7%
Jan
512
6 %'
10c
Ltd
Carolina Power &
Jan
Jun
5%
2%
~2%
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* ahs_2.4$
8y4
76,900
30%
4%
o
A—
Anchor Post Protracts—
.
y4
-
Writing Paper
Oil
Anacon
i
-
1
900
Javelin
Marconi
May
3%
34%
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(J W) Co
1
Casco Products Corp
—;
*
Jan
40%
56
314 May
32 V2 iviay
Ltd
Oils
Carnation Co
Apr
42
Jun
100
4o0
•
Canal-Randolph
Corp——
City Products
6 J/4 Mar
Feb
Jan
39
Laundry Machine-
52
100
3%
*
Canadian
Paper Mills Ltd-
shares
American
50 % May
33 V2
vtc_l
Ltd
stock
Northwest
Carey
Jan
53
52
1
Capnal
Jan
Feb
45
-
Jan
58
Co
Canadian
16% May
11% May
9,400
.
8 J/2
May
42
800
46%
46%
.20
Inc.
7%
7
7%
capital
Canadian
«-j
,ft
54% May
3%
common
Dock
<Sz
Canadian
Can
Jan
50
—*
Petroleums
Canadian Industrial
•
20%
54%
54 %
18% Mar
33%
Mines Ltd
Ltd
Co
Dredge
Canadian Homestead
Feb /
4%
Cement
High
7,300
1
Co
Ltd——..
Co
Southern
Canadian
Feb
14%
—14 %•
8
1
Bread
Canada
12% Mar
Low
18%
5
Gas
insurance
Canada
Jan
10
200
Fire
Canada
Jan
41/4
4 J/2 Mar
3,100
-
Consol Oil &
Campbell Chibougamau
7% Mar
61/4 May
3% Mar
£1%
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
18%
18%
1
common
preferred
Calvan
Jan
9 J/2 May
-
Power
preferred—...——..————50
50
preferred
—50
$2.50
Jan
6%
3,600
69%
58
Electric
$3.00
Camuen
Feb
9%
200
7%
n
-
•
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
I:
4,000
~4%
•10%
Allied
Alsco
30
California
84% May
27%
convertible preferred
10
Control Co Inc new com.:—50c
Allied
Jan
29%
5%%
§
82
65
Pictures Corp
Artists
i>U
Low
Par
Jun
b*
100
1
preferred
cumulative
5%
Alaska
High
1471/4
139% May
20
84
10
common
Low
High
1451/2 146%
Great
Alabama
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Friday
for Week
Monday, June 13, 1960
.
for Week Ended June
Sales
Range
Friday
.
.
3% Jan
•ft 6% Jan
6%
Jan
191
Volume
Number 5959
v
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2545)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Corp__
Test
Duro
Sulphur
Duval
Potash
&
Low
1
__
Co
Iron_
Malleable
Eastern
Bond
Electric
23%
Jan
x28%
Imperial
32 Va
1,400
23%
Apr
32%
Jun
ny4
12 »/4
19,800
101/4
Apr
6%
6%
7 V4
7,100
Jan
Jan
Indust
;
—5c
20c
29
Apr
Jun
169 %
Jan
191/2
Jun
Inland Homes Corp
1ft
Jun
1%
Jan
Insurance Co of North
23'%
26,300
18 Va
18.%
18%. 21%
22%
22%
25'/a
14%
14%
16
.
•••
iy4.
1%
11,000
3,700
1 '/a
21
100
9oy4
3%
9%
11 y8
36,800
3%,
35,900
3%
40%
41
■
37i/2
550
6%
1st
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
L
cum
(Max)
Fairchild
9y8
9'/a
200
1
%
1
6%
14
shs
$2
beneficial
of
1
20
Jan
Oil
Financial
General
Fishman
Flying
(MH)
10c
61/4
Apr
8%
Jan
Glass Co
Jetronic Industries Inc—_—
'--ft
Feb
%
Feb
Jupiter Oils Ltd
jeannette
May
17
Mar
Jun
12
Jan
Kaltman
Jan
26i/4
Feb
Kansas
172%
22,100
110%
Feb
500
Industries
Kaiser
—
Corp
& Company
(D)
Gas
Electric 4%%
&
May
Line
Tiger
Ford
Motor
6%
Katz
Motor
Co
American
Fox
_1
Inc
ord
Fresnillo
(The)
£1
1.25
5%
Co
Power
Gellman
"wts"
Acceptance
Electric
Co
General
Stores
General
Transistor
Corp—
Grand
Gray
—4c
Inc
6%
37/a
Hall
33'/2
25
100
Jun
Hotels
Jan
Feb
La Consolidada
Jao
Lake
Jun
Jan
5
Feb
Lainson
Lainson
&
5%
5 Va
5%
14,700
3% May
5%
Jun
Lanslon
27
29 »/2
325
18% May
291/2
Jun
La
14
14 y2
23,800
13'/b May
23%
Jan
5%
100
5ft May
6%
Jan
Leonard
34%
5,200
26% Mar
35%
Jan
Le
s y2
3,900
81/2
Jun
14 Va
5%
34%
32
7%"
7%.
3%
Industries
f.—9c
—1
1
—_10c
Jun
13
Feb
lli/2
jan
18
May
Feb
13% Mar
9
Lynch
Co
41,800
71/3 May
141/2' Jun
Mack
500
12% May
141/2
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
29%
30%
900
25
34% Mar
2%
2%
900
2%
Feb
3,400
4Va
5
4%
5
■'
Feb
Magna
Jun
6%
Jan
Maine
% May
1%
Jan
19%
18%
2,200
18'A
Jan
36 y4
35%
37
2,700.
32%
Apr
37
Feb
Feb
12%
Jun
Jan
xll%
121%
14
700
15 V4,
8%
22%
1 %;
1ft
Communication
2%
Feb
Jan
24%
Feb
91/4
Jun
10% May
y4
7,600
1% May
2V2
Jun
1%
20,100
1V4
Jun
2%
Jan.
6 VB
6%
900
6 Va
Jun
IOV4
1,400
91/2
Jun
12
8,500
'
10
2%
Micromatic
15,400
5
May
8%
Jan
Harnischfeger Corp
27 y4
27 y4
900
25
Jun
321/4
Jan
Midwest
Jan
Hazelline
Hebrew
—
Corp
Hecla Mining Co_____:
Helena Rubenstein Inc_
Heli-Coil Corp ,
Heller
(W E)
800
1,000
7
61%
%
10
6%
9'/a
6 »/4
61
1,600
29%
30%
Inc_50c
3%
3%
3%
4,700
V
299,200
8
7%
—
Jan
Mining
Jan
Minnesota
Jun
Mirro
23
•
3% May
900
Apr
Mohawk
9%
Jan
50
52'%
2,750
38
Feb
52V2
Jun
47%
53%
21,300
32
Feb
53%
Jun
95
97%
160
93%
Jan
99
Mar
67
Feb
75
Mar
7% May
5%
5
5%
3,100
4% May
7%
Jan
3%
4 .1
3,200
3% May
51/2
Jan
4%
4%
4%
2,600
4 Va
7%
Jan
13%
14%
500
13%
17%
Jan
3%
3%
16,400
Manufacturing Co
—-—1
Highway Trailer Industries com—*—25c
5% convertible preferred—_!
10
Hiller Aircraft Corp
_;—1
—
Hoe
(R)
&
Co
Inc
9 Va
3,000
8% Mar
3
3,100
2%
i2y2
12 y2
1%
1%
-
Hollinger Con sol Gold Mines
——5
Holly Corporation
60c
Holly Stores Inc—
:
—_;_—1
Holophane Co
*
Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc—,_—1
Home
Oil
Class
Co
class
Ltd
——*
—*
A
B
—
Hoover
Ball
Hormel
(C°o
Horn
Horn
&
5%
&
Bearing
A)
&
Hardart
Hoskins
Howell
8ft
7%
7%
(The)
Motors
Apr
Mount
21/4
Jan
Mountain States Tel &
22%
31%
Jun
%
Apr
Co
Jan
Murphy
Jan
Jun
54%
Jan
28%
28
28%
150
27%
Feb
30
Apr
12%
11%
12%
5,300
10%
x9%
9%
10
1,100
9
8,500
19
9%
28
Jan
39%
Feb
Namm-Loeser s
Jan
Jun
31
Jun
1271/2
40
22%-
33%
34%
13,200
26% Mar
36
13
13%
2,800
12% May
19%
33%
33%
600
1
Xl021/4
10%
*
100
301/2 May
National
Brewing
11 y4
800
91/2 Mar
Mar
National
Casket
Electric
14:
A
common
class
B
common.
Hydrometals
Inc
Bellas
Magnetics
For
Corp
footnotes,
2.50
4-—-5
_33%c
see page
35.
35%
Co
23%
Apr
National
Mfg
22
Apr
National
43% May
National
32
Jan
National
21%
Jun
National
29%
29(4
30%
18
17%
19
2,40)
10,500
18% Mar
25%
Aor
11% May
-
Jan
Feb
82%
Apr
27%
69%
72%
7,500
34%
22
22%
3,900
100
H May
Jan
6%
6 Va
6%
2,300
Apr
9%
Feb
15%
15%
15%
700
13% May
21%
Jan
2V4
4,100
1% May
10% Jun
2%
Jan
2 Va
2
6%
14%
15%
1,100
14%
21
1,700
10%
6'/4
6
11% May
22
13
Feb
16%
Jan
38% May
6%
Feb
Jun
20%
Jun
19% May
2 4'/a
•4% May
6
1,200
m
Jan
May
6%
Jan
Feb
33%
Jan
35
Feb
10%
Jun
Feb
13 Va
Jan
98
Apr
39
Jan
pfd—-100
—10c
"ctfs"
1
95%
95 %
25
28%
28%
200
27% May
2,100
5% May
9%
Jan
300
4
Jan
1
1
%
2"% May
% May
1%
Jan
6%
7%
2%
3
95
1
1°0
—lOO
100
•
—1
u
5,200
46"%
46%
49"%
14,900
41% Mar
59%
Jan
32%
33%
1,800
27
Apr
39%
Jan
4%
4%
5%
11,900
4
Apr
8%
Jan
10
80
Feb
85%
Apr
83
100
}
---5
2.50
83
83
91
91
91
50
152
151
152
120
12
12%
xll%
8,500
50
47
46
2%
700
_3%
"3%
400
14%
Jan
Jan
Jan
11% May
46
Mar
91 %
Jan
841/2 Mar
152
May
14Va
Apr
51
Apr
..
31/4
Jan
15
600
2%
Apr
Feb
4
Feb
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
14
May
16%
197
Jan
May
4%
19%
1,300
168%
Jan
5
6,300
4
May
18%
20
2,500
17% May
23V2
31'/a
194%
31%
200
30% May
33% Mar
1,300
9% May
193% 194%
4%
10
9%
~6
6
10
32
Cl
N"-
2,900
Feb
14%
34
Feb
jan
Jan
May
8%
Jan
Jun
13%
Jan
5% May
xl0%
6%
11 1/2
10%
600
10
May
12%
Apr
5%
5%
4,600
5
Apr
6 J/4
Jan
5V2
5
5%
3,300
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
8 '/a
8%
20,700
8
Apr
12 %
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
5%
1,400
2%
28
Industries
Inc
—
l7/8
100
Jan
33
14'/4
800
13%
Jun
181/2
8%
25c
2
1
10
2 Va
2%
13%
Machines
Research Corp
Machinery.
Rubber
87%
142
3%
2%
& Stores
Presto
,
83%
4
Petroleum Ltd
42,600
Jan
May
21 % May
71
22%
(Mich)
Weld
19
361/2
8%
16
1%
u
Company
20% May
31 Va
Jun
116
8%
400
"
Jun
Jan
20
Hess
300
May
5%
10%
2iy4,
21 Va
Jun
Jan
60
10,000
—
201/4 x20'/2
21%
—5
—
Hygrade Food Products
5
:___
Jan
9% Jan
26% Mar
li
"
class
27% May
12%
19%
13 %
—
Jan
Mar
6
9 % Mar
16,200
9,500
6%
Apr
Jun
May
6% May
1,200'
14%
Inc
97% May
33% Apr
(Harvey) Inc—
New
105
5%
———
31'/a
31%
102
17%
221/2
10%
Corp
94
National
Mar
100
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling-
130
Apr
Jan
17,100
50c
35%
Jan
20
6
21%
-ft0
33V8 Mar
95%
800
5Vs
Company
Nachman
111/4 May
21%
19%
Napco
20 V«
300
Apr
1 % May
13%
Jan
119% May
3,800
.
6%
Jun
34%
20%
1
12%
Jun
33
8,600
5Vo
Corporation
Muter
7ft
20 y8
10%
5Va
Muskogee Co
3,000
Feb
I
8%
1
*
Jan
1V«
ft
% May
22
2.50
Jun
Jun
36%
7,500
1,800
I—*
preferred—*
Tel
Jan
Jan
81/3
May
%
%
500
Inc
13%
38%
4,300
Jan
24%
li
1,700
RR
471/8
Apr
19,200
815
Mar
12%
Feb
21%
ft
*
Jun
55
14
May
12%
Ohio JVIfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
47'/a
95%
31%.
61%
Jun
Hi/4
Murray
48%
31
—1
Jan
45%
4,200
Muntz TV Inc——
1
3%
2% Mar
3,500
lit
22'%
Jan
Mills
Vernon
National
2.50
Mfg Co.
Electric
14%
3,700
>
7
100
34%
8,100
Compr.ny—_——
Apr
200
44%
y2.
10,800
15,900
preferred
cumulative
Jun
24,100
8 %
33
61%
49%
40%
Co——
1%
%
46 %
20%
Chemical
8i/a
3 y4
•
119% 122
common———*
New
IMC
5
—4
55%
46
71/4
Montrose
Diablo
Jan
59%
48%
11%
Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
4.80%
preferred series B
4.50%
preferred series C__
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Mt
15%
32%
500
55
7.50
preferred
Hubbell
i
Co
Co
23
50
"
700
Moody Investors Serrice partic pref—
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com
1
9%- Jun
71/4 Mar
Jan
13%
10i/4
Monogram
6%
Apr
2 '/a
1% May
11% May
24%
Jan
Jan
Jan
7 Vs
5
5,500
7%
Warrants
1,300
1%
3y8
Hardart Baking Co_j
&
2,600
13
%
1J,
55
31/4
24'/a
20
600
1%
9%
Jan-
11% Mar
Apr
Apr
May
875
5%
35%
Inc—
''
9%
8%
22%
22%
6%
12%
'
8%
~8%
A
Jun
Apr
Jun
23
22'/4
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
<
Feb
1%
'
—2.50
Class
3%
2%
8%
1
common——
Jun
9
3%.
Hoffman International Corp_^———1
Hofmann Industries Inc—-—
:—25c
"
May'
an
7%
1$%
.5%
11%
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
7Va
Jun
6% Jan
V 8% Mar.
39%
& Light 5%
Airlines
4%
20%
15,100
7 Vb
Canada
of
Pwr
Aluminum
Jun
50
14
150
May
f
1
1
preferred
31%
-
3%
Higbie
Jan
Jan
22
1%
—5
4%
Apr
Hercules Galion Products Inc__—.—10c
lOo
Corp
iy4
9%
Herold Radio & Electronics
25c
Jan
32%
90
5%
23
-5
50c
50c
—50
Apr
Jan
22V2
—1
._10
10
Co
convertible
4%%
Jun
5
-—.___100
preferred
Helmerich & *. ayne Inc
6%
48%
25c
-*
—100
Jan
65
% May
12,500
——*
8%
Apr
May
4% May
5,741
30 >/4
—
Piping
Jan
11%
7%
10'/a
Inc
Jan
6%
13%
13%
13
Jan
26%
63V4
Feb
10%
13%
9% May
19
Jun
38%
1,100
7
6 Vb May
41/8
'
5%
5
5
~9>/8
& Co 5%%" pfd
4%
%i
62 y4
7
7'/a
62
_____10c
10c
;——
*
Kosher Foods
National
"
'
5
7
1
conv
Jun
11%
.__1
Miller Wohl Co common
1
'
Associates,
Microwave
51/a
.50C
50c
6%
Midland Oil Corp $1
Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
5
9% May
23%
Corp
9% May
23% May
Jan
Jun
12%
-2,300
1
r
—
Hone
25%
4%
Thermit
preferred
6%
Jun
4%
15%
Jan
18,000
,
3
—
*
18% May
£1
Michigan Sugar Co common
Jan
2%
14%
17% May
15,400
Jan
&
16,900
4%
10 V2
r
—*
Co_
18% Mar
5%
4VB
pxIOV*
22
.—5
Corp—;—___——5
.10c
Miami Extruders Inc—
10c
.—1
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Metal
3,800
53%
48%
4%
Menasco
Jan
13%
2
25
53%
lQi/2
i
Inc—.—:
Jun
9% May
6%
1%
9%
5%
Mfg Co———
——1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
1
__1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
1
Mesabi Iron Co—
1
1%
2%
300
8
Apr
31/4
18%
Jan
Jun
Jan
23»/4 Mar
-
4% Mar
700
5%
8%
9%
Jan
14%
23%
Apr
Jun
3%
,
1,000
19%
Johnson
Jun
500
16%
(J
Jun
5%
2
100
7%
Mays
1 Va
500
19
Mead
11%
19%
12,500
9%
4
16%
Jan
&
18%
Jan
Jan
241/2
Apr
19% Mar
2,000
9%
ft
21 % May
Feb
13%
9,500
2%
7%
Jan
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21
2
16%
Jan
7%
20%
Jan
19%
% May
300
Jan
3 Vb
14% May
24,800
5%
8
25
14
4
2.50
Ltd
Co
22%
x21%
20
14%
9%
Jan
1%
2y8
18
1%
10
~9%
20%
---ft
warrants
Co
-
21% Mar
22%
13%
Martin
600
—25
——— -2
200
: 221/4
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule
Industries
Inc
11,500
:
17%
7
Service Co
13%.
Inc.—
500
Feb
~9>/4
6%
2,100
Feb
300
ft
Oil Corporation
Public
21%
10
15%
211%
3%
2,000
".
xll% xll%
9%
4,900
151/8
20
lc
—-10c
50c
Stores —
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—
Marconi International Marine
Jan
22%
1%
ft
15%
19%
12
17,900
4%.
3%
%
1,600
21%
2%. Jun.
1 Va Apr
3,300
3'/a
"
11%
4% Mar
May
—-
Mangel
%
19 y4
6,000
Inc warrants
Sporting Goods
Mages
3%,
%
10
2%
2
—1
Inc
Mai Fadden Publications
14%
13
-Jan
it Mar
2% Jad
4,100
—j
12%
30%
3
2Va
2.oji
—_——
Trucks
17% Mar
2
1
-30c
Exploration
11%
Jan
Feb
1% Mar
2 Vo
1
1
Corp
(The;
Corp
14
Jan
Lunkenheimer
1,200
Jan
16% Mar
200
8,400
Apr
Louisiana Land &
6,700
19%
500
2%
Apr
Loral
9'%
Jan
1%
Apr
15%
Jun
19
1"%
Jun
*
Jan
65
3
&
Electronics
29%
Feb
Apr
6,500
94
Jan
41% May
26% Feb
39%
13
2,400
2,300
58'%
85%
15
May
1%
Apr
50
171/s
2ft
Jan
93
3%
IOO1/4
11%
14
1%
300
Jan
6 "A
Jan
2
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
8,600
.
2%
16%
14%
16%
16%
9% May
4% Mar
18,050
15%
Jan
Jun
21;!
1%
Lodge
54%
65
Feb
Jan>
1%
Jan
91 %
lft May
Apr
3%
Jan
%
91
27%
56%
10
3%
3%
Mar'
27%
Xl4%
,'20% Feb
2
10%
51%
52%
27%
31%
Jan
-
88
59%
8% May
10
Bishop Inc
21,500
78,500
2 % May
21%
Hastings Mfg Co
5 VB
5
--5
J5c
——3
—1
Inc
(RG)
Tourheau
13 V\
Hazel
11%
4%
10
5
Corp
Realty Corp—:
Relineries Inc
21%
1
Havana Lithographing Co..
10%
4%
18% May
I
100
Industries——50c
Light
11%
3
~5
University
2
Stores
12 Va May
Liberty
Jun
2
_10c
Harbor Plywood
Electric
Apr
3,000
9
—5
com—V
:—
Hartford
7%
140,100
2%
Inc
Extension
Salle
Leesona
.21% May
,
3% May
Hartfield
6,900
218
4,000
2%
24'/4
20
Jan
10% May
32,300
23 Va Mar
Co__—
10%
1%
X20%
Sessions Co
Corp
—1
Harmon-Kardon Inc———-—-25c
Lamp
9%
'17,000
2%'
2%
25%
18
1,300
20%
100
:
9%
2
9'%
20
.
18%
9,100
Corp
16%
Fabrics of N Y com
1
5% cumulative preferred
__~10
Lithium Corp of America Inc—„—_1
Locke
Steel Chain
----5
Lockwood Kessler & Bartlett cl A—25c
Jun
24 y2
Corporation
Feb
26'%
19%
19%
7%
*24V2
Company Inc.
9
1
1
Corp of Delaware—
Jan
~4%
A
1,700
1
4%
30
—50c
_—
Ltd
Mines
2% May
5% May
class
11%
75 pesos
1
S A
31/2 May
\ 1,100
Inc
10%
—33%c
1
1,300
6%
Products
10%
convertible-preferred
6,500
2%
,
1%
-7.50
3%
3
,
Jun
Corp Class A
"4%
14
A
'/a
---5
Corp
3
5%
series
31%
45,200
9
1
Kropp
Shore
1,800
Jan
%
8%
1
Stores
(The)
,16% ' 17%
-
0
3 Vo
Jun
Jun
%
Inc
Lalcey Foundry Corp
Lamb
Industries
21/8
39%
Apr
,_20c
(The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel inc
100
18%
78,300
ft
Rubber Co
(IB)
39%
Jun
Jan
1
Dept Stores
(S)
'$1.20
Mar
5
Jan
Jan
16%
Jun
—
381%
,
Peb
5%
Western
&
B
2
301/a May
*
39,400
States Land &
&
16%
3%'May
1,400
1%
Industries
Gulf
Kobaclcer
1%
Stores
II
Knott
Jan
1%
Grocery
Gulf
4
100
10c
Company
Films
Jan
181'A
„
11/2 Mar
i_.—5
,
Freehold. Leases ;
Warrants
13%
Jun
Corp
—:
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Guerdon
Guild
Jun
8
6,600
,
■».
13% Mar
12
Inc.
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Kleinert
1,000
—16%
.—4
1
Co
Chemical
preferred
Gridoil
__10e
1
Co:
Industries
Western
Greer
Klein
Feb
23,800
9
Varnish
Rapids
Great
Jan
18
Jun
1%
15
Manufacturing
Lakes
10%
5% May
31%
44%
17%
1.25
Products
Petroleum Co
11% Mar
91/2 May
15
16%
Inc.—_———*—:1____!
Great
9%
100
Inc__.——5
Co
Amer
300
1%
9%
Manufacturing
Great
12,200
15%
15%
Manufacturing
Gorham
3,600
7%
100
Mines
Products Corp cl A
Consolidated
Mines
Seal
9%
1%
1
Industries
Adolf)
Goldfield
Kirby
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
—_—*
————*
Union
Gold
Jan
900
Co____—
Co
Goodman
%
1,000
_*
.___•
1
—;
—
Controls
(AC)
I
Jun
16%
Glenmore Distilleries class B_^-;_.—_rl
Gnbel
51/a
36 y4
—1
1
Corp
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Globe
2,300
15%
.
Jan
10% May
16% May
6% Apr
10c
Jan
Lefcourt
Corporation
preferred
Glass-Tite
5%
8%
reg
Georgia Power $5 preferred——
Gilbert
Kingston
145%
"9'/a
Genung's Incorporated———.—.—;—1
Gilchrist
Jan
36%
_____—
'-$4.60
61/4
36
—£1
_———5
-2.50
liiuus
Enterprises-—^———_*
Plywood Corp—.——_50c
Giannini
Apr
7
May
32%
1,400
2,800
4
50c
ofd—100
5% May
4%
Ltd—
dep rets* ofd
General Fireproofing
General Gas Corp
General
3
May
4% May
8,300
34
——
American
General
11,600
9%
—
Alloys Co
General
23,300
5 Va
4%
''
9,700
1
5%
36
1
General Builders Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred __—25
General Development
Corp
1
General
26
.2.50
4
Co_
Mfg
General
2,100
8%
.—1
3y8
*
common
preferred
29,.,*
~10% 1%
25%
Jan
17"%
% Mar
—100
1
Co
26%
Apr
Feb
19%
Jan
15% Mar
15
—1
5
Company
(Geo A)
Fuller
Gatineau
29
17%
Jan
28%
300
2,700
*
reg
.14%
1
H
Kratter
rets
dep
67%
Jun
■
Ltd—
Head Brewing Co
Jun
12%
22%
Company
Drug
16'%
6%
1
Inc
Canada—
of
Ford
63%
1,200
Jun
5 Vo
9%
Corp
Co
700
13 %
74% Mar
10c
1
Corp
4%
5%
Filmways Inc
Firth Sterling Inc
64»%
12%
10c
——
5y8
5
Feb
63%
~ll'/a
,
Feb
Jan
15c
Inc
Air Chute
3
5%
.
139
64%
1
—1
Manufacturing—
Fireman
15
332
10c
2.50
A
Corp
Jan
7%
13,.
--1
Israel-American
Iron
26% May
1
25c
class
Purchaser
Petroleum
Felmont
121%
Jan
11
Jan
11%
1
4,950
Jun
Apr
Jan
71/2
U
128%
4%
81/2
125
9
15%
1
1
—1
6%
2%
76%
Ironrite
20%
84V4 Mar
2% Mar
Irving
182
.
6% May
Apr
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
1,600
Jan
14
78%
1,400
2iy4
160
150
,
2%
121/s
30
preferred
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Federated
6,200
-250
int
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd-:
2,200
6 %
84
6%
19%. 20 y4
165
5%
5 %
39%
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
Mar
4%
2%
Jun
12
10
8"% May
x81%
Jan
6%
8%
'10
Apr
34%
1,500
J"
,
8
Jan
13
Mar
2%
700
25%"
39
12
6%
Jan
7
■>
311/a May
3,200
35%
Apr
i-'
7,300
121/a
33 %c
Company
3%
.
33
8%
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———1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Oil
\-rt 43%
Apr
4% May
91/8 May
12
7 A May
6,1/0
Investors
2,100
7%
24
1
Jun
1%
.
27,800
14
"7%
1
Instrument
&
IIV2
May
31%
127%
Inc.
Breweries
100
37a
.
—10
,
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8%
6%
6 %
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or
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Mar
Jan,
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22,100
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8%
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13,100
:
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5»/a
;
—.
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4%
10
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Ero
Eureka Corporation
Eureka Pipe Line_
_1
common;
Jun
95
Jan
351/2
191/2 May
8% May
31/8 May
'
Steel Corp
Feb
33
Jan
26%
New
International
'
8'/a Feb
.
America
Mar
Mar
20% May
10,100
33 ; ;
30 y2
Jan
21
Feb-
16i/2 May
-8,200
4,700
1%.
30%
25
17%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
X81%
5
—1
International Holdings Ltd
1
International Petroleum Co Ltd
—*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co————10c
22% Mar
„.
300
|
..
8
12
25c
-1
-5
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—
Apr
1
,
8%
32%
Corp_50c
Hardware
Electronic
9
21%
Equity Corp common
——„10c
! $2 convertible
preferred—
j____ 1
&
182
10,100
10%
Forge
Feb
441/2
*
18,700
1-
23%.
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Erie
Apr
43%
May
Feb
71/2
17%
14%
ift
.1
pfd
13%
Shares
High
818
reg
22%:
14 %
—1
Emery Air-Freight Corp—
150
1,500
157
Electrographic Corp _____—:___.i_—_1
Specialty Co
—;_50c
Electronic Communications
38%
34%
170
Electronic
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics
Inc_
37%
30%
.
'
•
5% May
371/4 May
rets ord
dep
Sales
for Week
Industries—
Chemical
American
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada-—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
34%
1
5
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
17% May
11%
.___•
—*—„—•
1
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&
Par
High
4,000
25
i
:
Low
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
19%
32 %
•
States Corp common——1
preferred series A
; $6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation class
A
Eiaer Mines and Dev Ltd
$7
High
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18%
Dynamics Corp of America_______
1
Eastern
Freigntways
Inc__„—__20c
Eastern
Friday
for Week
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American Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended June 10)
Sales
Last
33
8%
600
8%
Jun
10%
2'/a
11,000
ftft
Jun
Hi
11%
19V4
12
19
21'/4
18%
19
2ii
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Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
300
10% May
12
5,800
14% May
23 Vb
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17% May
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New
York
New
York
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Noma
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Norfolk
North
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Ind
class
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25% May
%
Jun
lii
Jan
3/4 May
,ls/t
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7%
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10,200
.
414%
29%
2,000
28'/a
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125
28 Va
Jun
39%
Jan
1,900
1%
Jun
3Vb
Jan
2
Jun
3 Vb
Jan
4
Apr
6% May
2
2
2
2 %
—1
2
2 Va
20,200
4%
5,500
-
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86%
pfd__10Q
4 %
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1%
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1%
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15,300
7,000
3,400
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8%
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1,300
8%
2%
2 Va
2%
15,800
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5%
5
5%
24,900
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Co
______—.
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V
50c
._
preferred___
20
19 Va
22%
28%
28 V4
28%
1,200
91%
480
90 >%"
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Old Town Corp common
40c
cumulative preferred
89%
%
%
~6%
1
6%
Oxford
Electric
17%
5
—1
-
Corp
Jan
Jan
25% Mar
Jun
36
Jan
Jan
93
Apr
{(\ Jan
% May
Jan
Jan
4 Vb
7Vt
5V»
Apr
Feb
48 % Mar
75 Va
Jan
18 Va
2,100
16%
Jun
18 7b
Apr
17 Va
18%
bOJ
17 Vb
May
20
Jan
5%
1,600
57
55
Amer shares_10s
.
33/b
7%
xl6%
-
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Opelika Mfg Corp
Overseas Securities—.
Jun
Jun
3%
200
4%
Jan
27 % May
3,400
4%
7
13%
jun
87
500
4%
90c
Apr
19 Va
26,900
—1
.
Brass
5
1
700
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
7% Feb
4% May
1st
pi'd
redeemable
Lawrence
Milling Co Ltd
Gas
$4.75
5.60%
Pacific
Sapphire
Power-
Paddington
&
Light
Scurry-Rainbow
Pall
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Seaboard
Bros
Sentry Corp
Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A
Seton
%
V
Class
2
Sherman
of
Canada
Peninsular Metal
Penn Traffic Co
Pentron
Products
Perfect
Perfect
(The)
S'
Corp
Prentice-Hall
1
Pharmaceutical
9%
10c
4
1
131 %
——_50
.——*
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10
1
.—1
1
7Vb
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5%
1A
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Colorado—
3
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Quebec Lithium Corp
1
Quebec Power Co—:
•
Ramo
Investment Co—_——
1
Rapid-American Corp new common—1
7%
of
Reinsurance
Coast
Penn
Jan
31
Jun
30%
1%
8%
12%
12%
700
12%
11%
8%
1,600
9%
4,900
4
200
4%
5%
Jun
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Argentine Mining
Rico
Grande
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Robinson
3
1965
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Rochester Gas & Elec 4 fa
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pfd
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90
6,200
30
90
90
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Apr
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923A Mar
Jan
May
46'A
Jan
Jun
30%
Jan
J an
Va
Apr
293/4
Jan
31
Jan
41 Va
175
41
24 Va
600
24
3/8
9,800
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20'A
17,300
183A
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22 Va
22 Va
150
22V4
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193/4
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%
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21,200
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3/a
3,600
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4'A
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Feb
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313/4
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Apr
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Jan
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2,900
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1%
1%
200
800
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34 Va
6,500
32%
323/4
3%
316
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5,700
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8%
83/4
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18%
19 Va
1,300
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.
24%
223A
25 Va
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10
8,500
lb,300
Southern
73/4
Feb
Southern
6l/4 May
13
Feb
California
Pipe
Southland
Royalty
Corp
Jan
Jun
Jan
1% Mar
44
6%
May
63/4
16
9V4
167b
101
Jan
9
May
593/4
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Standard
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Oil
Jan
Standard
Products
Jan
Standard
Shares
Jan
Standard-Thomson
Feb
Standard
May
Jan
Jan
May
Stanley
Tube
Starrett
Jan
Statham
Steel
Co
Instruments
Feb
Sterling
Sterling. Brewers Inc
Starling Precision Corp
66
Feb
27% May
jun
A Jun
5%
Jan
Stetson
(J B)
6% Mar
16% May
9Vb
Jan
Sthmes
(Hugo)
20 Va
Jan
Stouc
Apr
25 %
jun
10 Va
Apr
Stroock
(S)
20'/a
Apr
'
900
10 VB
107b
19,800
13,100
2%
8'A
8,100
2,300
8,600
20,400
77b May
8 3/a Apr
3,000
lOVa
9
Va
1
7%
1,100
24
16
16'/a
1,000
16
Apr
16 3/a
16 3A
200
16
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23
Jan
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31
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Jan,
374
33/a
Jan
J4
3%
"
14%
37B
37b'-'
183/B
39%
19'A
19
19'A
4%
cumulative
Taylor
Apr
197b May
133/b May
Technicolor
223/4
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
Corp—;
11 7b
Jan
13 Vb Mar
Television
19%
19 Va
19 Va
Jun
21 5/b
Jan
8 Vb
87B
19,600
May
11%
Jan
3 ¥4
3 Va
4,000
3 V4 May
53/4
Jan
%
6,800
Tenney Engineering Inc__.
Tex am Oil Corporation.—
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Texstar Corp —
503/4
1,450
10
Id-
10%
5,900
10
20%
20
207b
1,500
67b
11,900
3%
4%
Mar
Textron
May
Thew
18
57B-
2
12 V8 Mar
May
5% May
26
Jan
Industries
Electronics
Shovel
Inc
8V4
Jan
Jun
6V4
Apr
Thorncliffe
2474
5,900
Apr
28 Va
Jan
;
pfd
1%
100
17b
Apr
2%
Jan
100
7%
Jun
93/4
Jan
4Vs
Jan
3%
2,400
3% May
2,800
17% May
26
Jan
733/4
81%
Jan
May.
43/a Mar
53/a May
6'/a May
3
2'A May
5 Va Apr
3'/a
Jan
77b
Jun
12,100
24 Va
Feb
42'%
Apr
I,100
16'/a
Feb
233%
300
157a
Jan
233A
Apr
Apr
Apr
7'%
36
Jan
"7
Jan
8,700
73/4
7'A-
300
7'A
Jun
.
37'% May
107a Jan
97a
Jan
73/a
12,800
7
Jun
2%
2%
2 3/a
5,900
2
Feb
97B
9'A
107b
6,300
8%
Jan
12%
Jan
27B
33A
5,100
2
Mar
4»A
Apr
77B
8VB
2,000
63/b May
93A
Jan
1%
4,200
17s
Apr
3'/a
73A
_1
1%
7
.
-
•
-1
'A May
89
l'A
Jan
3'A Mar
92'A Mar
com
"1.1b
1 '/B
l'A
14
133/4
15%
3,200
11 'A
M'ar
153/4
5
19
187b
19 3A
2,900
17
May
20 3A
Jan
1%
17a
4,400
Jun
3'A
Jan
10c
17B
93/4
10
10
II,200
Jan
Feb
143%
Jan
11 7b
Jan
27'%
Jan
1,600
243/a
31 ®/8
Jan
1,000
1674 May
22
Jan
11
12 Va Mar
7^
77a
1,900
20 7b
203/4
21 %
800
Thriftmarkets Inc
1
247b
2 4 3/a
25
Tilo
1
183/B
177b
18 3/8
Inc
13/b
17s
Apr
~77b
Ltd
1A May
pnft/, May
500
1
25c
Roofing
.' *'• 43A '.Jan
10c
Thorofare Markets Inc—
Park
15'A May
50c
Thompson-Slarrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
3%
33/4
18,500
-
34 Va
36
1
Inc
19 Va
73/8
*
10c
Co—
6,200
7%
1,700
77B
■'
1
100
53 Va May
1,200
44 3A-Jan
6 3A
7Va
1
600
Feb
10,200.
■5%
27b
63/4
-
22% Mar
20c
Inc
Inc
123/4 "-12%
% May
1,500
8,800
2'A
1
5
Tele/rompter Corp
.
'5%.
'
10
—;
International
•33/b
3%53/b
5
preferred
Jan
37
185/B
25 Va May
Jan
Mar
200
0.
Jun
37b
500
2
Feb
17
Apr
Jan
22
Tulou
23
203/a
.
Jan
May
38%
l'A
333/i
1
common
32
Jun
2
37
A
2'A
Jan
Jan
37%
21'A
1
common
9'/a
Mar
71,100
3
2 3/a
2'A
class
92
.
Jan
38 3/s
B
37'A
Feb
30%
7
1
Inc
27 %
Jan
97b Mar1
63/4 May
& Die Co
Symington Wavne Corp warrants—
Syntex Corporation T
Class
15
74 3/8 May
Superior Tool
Apr
47a
A or
Jan
725
10,200
Jan
Jan
7a
Jun
400
Jan
Apr
3 Vb
10
30%
16
12 Vb
12
Apr
77'A
Jan
30 Va
Va
36
"■7 Va
>
57a May
r ed
76
29V4
36%
Feb
34
34%
23%
Apr
V4
8
30%
I
Jun
53/a
43/4
73A
25c
24'/a
3,500
*
Corp—.
21
24%
5 Va
_5
common
Jan
23%
77B
1
Jan
17 Vb
2,300
HF/4
—10c
:
673/4
15,400
700
Feb
May
60'A Feb
ll'A May
17B
12
12 Va May
Feb
Jan
2'/a
613A
223/s Mar
2 °0
Feb
183/a
l'A
Supercrete
33/4
26
Jun
i
11 8/B
5
(Del)
Petrol
Jun
153/b
8% May
60'A
Sunset
Ltd
24
153/4
1
International
150
800
24%
24%
Jan
Jan
Jan
153/8
l'A
113A
13'/a
24'A
61
,
14
2,400
15%
8 '/b May
Jun
500
12 %
9
Jan
ll'A
9%
xll3A
9%
X117b
_5
Tampa Electric Co
9
May
67b
Jun
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
3%
18 Va
17%
19 Va
80
79 VB
81
6
240
9,700
Jan
47b May
'"V ' Mar
Jan
5% May
4 V4
Jun
18
Jan
Jan
5
17%
173/8
Apr
Jan
6
Jan
173/a
Jun
,.
27
50c
72%
1
Products
Co—
Corporation (Del)
22 Va
~7%
Jun
&
Jun
1%
62
12'A
Corp
Feb
23
1,200
3
—
19 Va
23%
63'A
10
Corp
16'h
4V4
62
86 V4
Jan
28
6^
62
43
% .;«n.V
Jan
143/4
3 JM
Stop & Shop Inc
oan
Jun
63A
May
*
Co
Container
147b
Jun
10
ll'A
Co
Aluminum
4'/a
2,000
*
3Vb
353/4
\
,'
Apr
113/B
10c
Inc
(A)
1{J Jun
Mayj.
4%
25c
ordinary
Corporation
&
May
7'A Mar
'en
11 7b May
.—50c
Canada
of
*
21
900
300
ilf
37B
Inc
Parts
59'/b
Ltd—,
(The) Corp commdn
Enterprises
1,600
21 ¥2 Mar
3,100
10c
Mines
50c convertible preferred
Stateconrt
503/8 Mar
22
.
20 '/a Mar
57s
1
Corp—
Uranium
Jan
Apr
Mar;
11
,_1
B
Stein
453/4
May
25
11
1
Corp
class
Aviation
Stanrock
Jan
35%
-
55
147b
5
,.
247s May
Jan
*
1
Steel
7
Jan
5'A
137b
1
Jan
83/4
227b
13'A
2
20
Co
Jan
1,400
24 va May
193/4 Mar
10%
Inc
58 3/s
7,300
\l
Feb
563A May
Feb
52%
100
213/a
21
21
lc
11
3,700
50
31'/a
287b May
500
237b
10
Mar
»%
2374
*
Co
May
15%
%
Jan
Feb
53
24'A
1
1
(Ky)
45
25
3%*
Jan
83/a
227b
6 % May,:-*
1
Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
jun
133/4 Mar
39 Va May
133/4
■
.
1
Standard
24 Va
50%
..
5
Apr
14%
8'A
.
140
56'A
24'/4
2
Co
673/4
24%
2,200
9.20Q A2,300
3,500
30
54 %
1
52
15
2^8 3A
55
25
Line
40 V4
3
X
25
Realty & Utilities
Apr
6
28 3A
25
Inc—I
Apr
p-
10%
...
__25
Petroleum
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meyer
Inc_
35
10 VA
71-
6Va- Jun
15 s/b
17'A May".
25
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
May
25
24%
X6%
Jan
45%. Feb
.-.
,
May/
4.08%
Southern Materials Co
1,200
2,600
13 Va
x6%
-11
Feb
Jan
Jun
,
5%. Jun
<-
'Jon
0
4.24%
Southern
85
24 Va
"4
Feb
Apr
43
237b
•
453/4
14%
69
Jan
...4'A. Jun
.„
•
3A
Jan
85
2U
24,500
15
Jan
40 3/4
2%
6,700
6 Va
167s
8%
43
2ii
5%
43A
Jun
10
47%
47
4»A
6
25
4V»
5
,
5%
513/4
Jun
7 Vb May
9,800
14,200
48
10% May
2%
69
20'A
700
23
64%
500
5,200
613/4
2%
65 3/4
300
7%
21
3,230
21'A
13 V4
533A
May
42
49
10% May
2%
35 %
113%
21 '/a
89 'A
21 VB
a or
38%
12%
Apr
Jan
2°3/4
37
413/4
*
39
36
•
48 Va
700
59
307B
21'A
31V2 Mar
200
37 Va
295/b
£1
preferredpreferred—
cumulative
62
1,400
50
2,800
37 Va
49
9Va May
73/4
.
25
43/4 Mar
41V4
16
25
300
..774
'
preferred
7,800
41 VA
30'A
73/8
preference
5 Vb
7%
"73/8
cumulative
11 3/8
41 Va
fr
20
—
25 Va
800
73/B
cumulative
127b
8%
1,450
53/4
1
35.
116%
107
3'A
10,500
4
4
4
116%
107b Mar
Jun
Mar
v»
Feb
J8
Jan
7 Va
convertible
350
F—'-I®®
Inc
35
2b
4.32%
Feb
Ltd—
dep vets ord regis
Field
1,600
cumulative preference
Rolls Royce
Roosevelt
1,700
29%
4.48%
3,300
Inc.__20c
(I) & Sons Inc class A
_7 7b
27 Va
4.56%
2,300
1
to Jan
~7%
27%
Jan
33% Jan
40%
4.78%
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Feb
~7%
Jan
12V4
5U<*
Ridgeway Corp
Jan
4% Mar
Ia-58
may
1% Mar
6,400
45
1
4.88%
10,700
--1
Co
21'/a
2'A Mar
12
5,800
Jan
Jan
20 Va
*
Jan
Apr
143/b
10,500
13 Va
12 Va
Jun
3% May
100
43 V8
Jan
27a
preferred-.
Jun
7
25,600
8%
original
237b
1
6,200
3
25/B
2574
Jun
12.50
6 Vb May
2,000
7%
'5%
20
~~l
Reslstoflex
16
15
Feb
Apr
lo*/4
237b
1
18 3/4.
—I
33,300
22 VB
47a Mar
24 Va
12.50
Co
3Va Mar
400
6%
May
33 Va May
% May
3.2O0
973/8
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
3
1
15 Vb
Corp
Oil
20 Va
1
2,500
Southern California Edison—
22 Va
10
1,400
1
South
11%
5c
Corp
Jan
May
3% Feb
5'A
4
1
Apr
967/s
——1
Investment
37b
Apr
Corp
Jan
12
1
Reis (Robert)
& Co
Reliance Insurance Co_
2j/b Mar
*
Apr
SI
1
Corp
3,000
1
9%
2,000
20
America
Jan
37a
Apr
Co
18 Va
12,300
12 Va
Oil
100 Va
-
Trust
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
9'A
8%
Manufacturing
3.33
preferred
Estate Investment
Jun
14 V»
Paper Mills
--10
convertible
4'A
3 Va
•
*
Jun
ii
II
13
•
Rath
Packing Co
Raymond International Inc—
Reading Tube Corp common
25,000
12,800
5,000
Jan
6%
10%
9
Sonotone
Jun
8%
23%
5
100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Pyle-Natlonal Co
Jan
53/4
33/4
——____25u
Stylon
—20c
Jan
83/a
33/8
Canada—___.—
90
24% May
97b
11
r
.
4'A
cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
6'/b
Jun
16,200
preferred
(Howard)
Soss
4,300
10
—ilLU—
Jun
•
South
1,600
11%
May
88
Smith
Jan
29%
1%
Apr
Jan
4V4
25%
1%
Apr
May
13'A
27%
5%
40 %
1
1
Jan
4%
47b
147b
Manufacturing Co_
■:
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inc
Jun
3.500
—.,—
1
87a
800
312
27a
Jan
6% Mar
Jun
1,300
43/8
3%
100
Venezuelan
Jan
31
IVA
*
66%
33/B
8'/a
4V2 Mar
5V,i
20 3/s
Ltd
2%
4,600
3%
(Del)—2.50
_1
4 V2
3%
1—_I
common
Sliares__
convertible
$3
Simpson's
78%
V'
29
1
.
Inc
Service
94 3A
18,600
6%
pesos
(Del)
Proctor-Silex Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Proyidence Gas
Rio
9 Vb
99% 100 Va
9 Va
Preston East Dome Mines
Ltd—.——1
$1.25
130
i 5,400
85V,'a
43%
&
Pratt & Lambert Co
Real
I J2%*' IVa
3
Apr
89%
90
Jan
122 Vb May
230
8%
—_20c
—
Minerals.
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Power Corp of
Canada—,
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
1
ion
6%
-5
Steel
Jan
Jan
85
300
Polymer Corp class A——;
1
82
79%
2.50J
Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Public
260
88%
i
63 Va
Materials & Polymers
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad Electronics
Corp
Poloron Products class A
>
89%
88 Va
20 %
500
27 Va
Plastic
'i!
£"
21%
62
&
5
47B
«%• Jan
700
6,900
13 Vb
Singer
26%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
•i,1
Jan
22 %
Inc
Photo
Phoenix
Pierce
Sinclair
1
Piasecki
.(!••
227b May
12V4
(mass)— zu
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phillips Screw Co
;■<
>!'.
Jan
62
Industries
*
21
27%
Phillips Electronics
*
400
Corp———_2:50
Circle
Peruvian Oils
*
22 Va
i
1
^
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
7
22'A
1
Corp
4 3/4
Jan
19 Vb
Power
&
Inc
Mar
24 Va Mar
2.50
Electronics
Pep Boys
3A
2
American
25 'A
12 Va
•
4
Jan
"12 Va
Jun
5
Silvray Lighting Inc_
Jan
%
.
4 5/8
Silver Creek Precision Corp———10c
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
!
1
Jan
8%
1
53A
"l'A
8 Vb May
1,700
5
5>A
4%
'
Apr
14 Va
B
23 Vb
2
.
47b
15%
Feb
187s
19%
Corp of America
Siboncy-Caribbeau Petroleum Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
22% Mar
1%
2
Ltd
6V2
47B
22 Va
IVb
1
2,800 S'
67B
6V2
53/8
.»
Apr
Va may
700
%
10" r
8 3A
■
Feb
22%
10,700
%
3A
10
1774
Jan
1
Shoe
23%
1
,
Patino
A
Feb
Jan
20c
4
Co
of
20% May
Jan
20%
200
*
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
700
23%
-_2
I8V4
12 3/8
4%
500
27%
B
300
Jan
"Jkh
8 Vb Mar
13
Mining
Water
19
63/4 May
—
22%
r~Vz
——i
Co
Products
1
,157a Mar
1.80Q• «.?>.
may
.
20
22
3
—
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
1,900
31
Bol
...
I6V4
50c
Denn
Sliawinigan
24
shares—1 Bol
Farkersburg-Aetna Corp
(
Inc_
Leather
Sliatluck
25 Va
9A
1
Jan
17 Vb
1
Serriek Corp class B—
Servo Corp of America
25%
*
vtc
Lumber—
—
Servoineclianisms
19%
20
3.50
1
1
Airlines
Western
Seeman
10 :t--
9Va
•9 7b j
Seaporcel Metals Inc
10c
Securities Corp General
;
1
Security Freeiinld Petroleums—:———*
Seeburg (The) Corp
1
23%
100
1
(C A)
Amer
Parle
Jan
Ltd
Co
Seaboard Plywood &
25
7
Corp class A
Tubes_
—;
class A—
Corp
Apr
Oil
Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard
24%
—
Page-Hersey
Apr
>lar
Sinunous-Boardman Publications—
85%.
1O0
10
2,900
19
183/b
19
25c
Saxon Paper Corp——;
—_—25c
Sayre & Fisher Co_—_______—
1
Jun
125% 125%
pfd
Jan
(Savoy, Oil Inc (Del)—_—.—
25%
—
1
43/8
—50c
Petroleums Ltd
Sarcee
Simca
10ci/.
—
5%
2% May
1
27 Vt Mar
70
Petroleums Ltd—
Warrants
—-—I
Pacific
300
<
27B
20
27 3/4
160
Pacific
Y$a
Jan
preferred
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
Kb
if
4
series
Jan
93
._T_—1
3
3
20
26 %
-
Airhnes—jl
Jan
100
:
24 %
87^
Northern
31
Jan
preferred
800
conv
$4.36
i
33/4
series
200
07
dividend preferred
dividend preferred—
33/b
4% %
27 Va
89 %
•
May
2 Va rviay
4.40%
25%
21 %
*
2
5,300
_16 pesos
Co—
& Electric
26%
preferred—®q2%*
preferred
preferred—
dividend
1,800
27b
1
24 'A
preferred___25
W-Z.OU
dividend
$4.75
6a/4 May
2%
preferred—^—,—;—;—Y0
series preferred—.
———20
22 y2
25
7,800
2 VB
series
24
25
4:,/4. Jan
2%
-
Diego
5%
24%
25
May
7
Corp Ltd
*
Iric——-——_—2.50
San
25 %
25
Lighting $4.50 1JICICUCU
preferred
$4.40
t
1st
45% May
29 Vb
1,800
2 aA
2VB
—1
24%
25
1st preferred
30%
30 Vb
reb
Jan
300
23A
~7V4
•
26%
25
1st preferred
Pacific
"WUl.
30 %
25
preferred
redeemable
35% Mar
8
1st
.
Va
18.%
1
Petroleum—
San Carlos
Class
4.36%
t
Jun
U
A
preferred
f
Jun
%
5%
*t
863/4
U
—
5% redeemable 1st
pfd series A
4.80% redeemable 1st
preferred
4.50% redeemable 1st
■r
Jan
%
5%
>
Feb
79
150
86%
85 %
67%
'Va
Ltd
—
Jan
28%
U
Mines
Jan
Jan
29%
%
Nickel
,
39
%
5'%%
'
Apr
1
Rankin
10 V»
57a
Jun
4%
28 % May
ill
*,
6%
,
-
2.200
29
25
Ogden Corp
fji
V
Jan
2,200
50.
—
■if
3
30
3,500
Northspan
&
:
Jan
Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
Warrants
Nova Industrial Corp__—
—1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del)
-10c
Occidental Petroleum
North
h
;•
43
li
10
Ltd
Serv
Apr
Tfi
1
Co
Pub
^ Jan
40 Va
Feb
1
Royalties Inc
RR
Va May
Feb
2
154
%
-10
Penn
St.
Salem-Brosiua
Jan
0" %■
V-
—-—-—1
Railway
Oils
' ~ Jan
1
.
5
Jun
I50C
—
& Haynes
/ Jan
s/8 May
350
34%
34
34%
Ryerson
1
13%
...
22 Va May
37 Va
37%
High
J an
12 Vb
27b
7 i'g
Company
Consolidated
Ryan
13'A
_50c
—
Inc
Avenue
(The F C)
32
.
Mar
31 Va
500
38
Fifth
Russeks
Russell
13'A
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4 Vb
13,000
2,400
Jan
1% Feb
900
is
Jan
27b
12 Vb
2 3/4
1
K.oxoury Carpet Company—
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Shares
High
* Va
4
4'A
.
.
Apr
127
80
A
Rosario—3.33 %
1
7,300
13,800
2VB
:
* 135
Jun
37Yb
;
Apr
%
9%
...
North
I
i!
2
25%
...23% Mariv
12,700
_
-
11
9%
133
Northeast Airlines __—-—1-1
if
,i,v24%< .26%
12
5,400
18
%
%
-
Cement
Canadian
Apr
11
Class B
American
Jun
1%
•
-1
—_.—
North
34 Vb
3A,3V/J
1 Va
*
Inc.—
North
8,600
1%
x34 Vb
1V2
26
Ltd
Southern
American
34%
25%
Jan
17% May
-Apr
17% Mar
5Uc
Co
Honduras
Nipissing Mines
6,500
._-_25c
Merchandise
Rim
-11,800
34 Va
—.
Auction
New
16%
25%
Co——————J
Co
3%
15%
2
Park
Process
3 Va Mar
2% May
—l
Co
Hew Mexico & Arizona Land
New
2% May
5,900
*0
—.
New
600
3
22 Va
Tel
Min
3
-J;
& Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
Few
6Va
16%
1
Co
England
8% Feb
6 Va May
300
May
2%
2%
JOC
A
class
Corp
20
'
Jun
2%
2%
Corp
Mar
37
...
6%
iuc
Co—
Electric
National
Mar
12
1»600
Ltd—
Car
Sieel
National Telefilm Associates
26
_30c
Inc
Raceway
Vb
Low
Par
Roosevelt
35%
34
35
50c
1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Last
*
*forics
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
Sales
Week's
^Mondsy, June 13, 1960
,
EXCHANGE-' (Range for Week Elided June 10)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
.
4%
700
7
33/4
5 V* May
Apr
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
£1
Amer
deposit r«ts def registered
5s
Shipyards Corp—
20
preferred
——106
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
_1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Todd
Toledd' Edison 4'A%
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
A—
50c
100
1,300
50
600
1,400
10,000
May
53/a May
21%
Jun
78.
Jan
'■.»
63A. Feb
27'A
May
37e
47b May
8 7B
2 %
A
Jan
Jan
85%,Apr
Jan.
Jan
Jan
owns
Volume
Number 5959
191
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2547)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchanfe
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Par
eb
Lux
Trans
Corp
an
Transportation Corp
an
:
:
Triangle Conduit
& Cable
Tri-Continental warrants
an
an
-_10c
10
9%
Low
10%
9
Co_!-___
*
1,200
8%
9"%
23%
23%
25
21
21
.10
241/4
'
10%
Jan
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.....
Union
Gas
fan
Union
Investment
ah'
Union
Stock
Co
of
Yards
17%
Jan
29
Jan
19% Mar
28% May
'
of
Omahaj
Aircraft Products
Asbestos
United
eb
United
Industrial
United
Milk
an
United
Molasses Co
Amer
ran
:5%
5%
5%
411
4»/4
5
%
%
1
46 %
47
900
1,000
"•
3
Ltd—■
lar
United
9,2u0
5%
2V4
6,900
2
8y2
4,500
5
an
U
S
Air
an
U
S
Ceramic
&
'
Foil
U
S
U
a Rubber
an
United
Universal
B
1
American
Corp
Universal Consolidated
Universal
Universal
Controls
lar
Universal
Universal
Marion
Jan
Apr
6
Feb
181%
Apr
%
2,6oo
13
Apr
4 Va
2.9 >0
600
43 y8
45%
30,300
3% May
9% Jun
9%
l.uud
8
5%
1,600
3%
5%
Apr
Jan
46%
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
May
9 Va Mar
-25c
4vb
Va
4%
31%
31%
33 VB
1,800
30 Va May
8%
8ya
9%
4,600
15,300
7V2 May
12 Va
Apr
18%
33 %
Feb
46% May
15
Jun
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Oil
Corp cl A
Inc.:
•'
4
6,600
.25c
15%
15%
161/4
..15
46
36
46
230
xl5
16
11,700
Corp
15 Va
7%
7%
Range Sinat
June-Dec
$93
Jan. 1
No.
Low
99%
96
7%
t>,uod
2,500
6
'■
Feb
41%
Jan
18
6% May
Feb
8%
Jan
64%
High
98
100
90%
96
63%
72
15
16%
93
94%
90
64%
$120
Port
5%s
series
A
1067-j.v
4%s
.
series
B
1967
AHanover
(Prov)
Maranhao
6%s
A7s
stamped
(issue
Parana
Peru
(Plan
A)
2%s
2008
of
Oct
1927)
92
stamped
I
No
included
Map-Nov
$60
$100
Mar-Sept
$64
tribution.
A
Deferred
a
year's
being
bid
y
traded
and
g
range),
Ex-dividend,
x
Bonds
$ Friday's
$60
June-Dec
distribution,
in
$63
April-Oct
4
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
$90
$90
$120
2l/as 2C08
(Plan A)
...
1734
>
1972
5s
(Republic of)—
*
U
...
1
May-Nou
1947
ask
98%
63%
100
63%
•
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997.—j.
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s
'
67%
$15
—_Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—
1949—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
Jan
11% Mar
——June-Dee
Jan-July
& Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
.11% Mar
34% Mar
9
5
,
5
19
..10
Insurance
Peb"
jld
$98
German
Jun
com .10c
__
Container
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
44%
.50c
...
Fan
7%
3%
Feb
168
3%
1
Corp
%
jl3
4
-.1
Reclaiming Co
lar
J an
Apr
30
-x9%
50c
Co.
class
Co
Stores
xl 4%
/
177
175
_.l
Conditioning Corp
an
55
May
5%
100
Bonds
Sold
High
Jan-July
(Germany)
ADansig
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
^
Canal
Tile
Apr
<
Pacific Aluminum
RR
1%
Jun
41% Mar "
dep rets ord registered.™.. .10s
N J
517« May
2Va
6
Jan
8%
'
%
7%
5%
-
Range
Friday's
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7s 1951
ABaden
Jan
A May
2%
6
Jan
28%
5% May
Jan
13%
Feb
8
—5
United
""eb
27
63,700"
A
17
Apr
9% May
4,800
47
_
an
an
12%
100
-__1
.Investing.. 2~60
&
x28%' x28%!
x2aV2
"warrants''1
Products
100
—1
___
Improvement
^pr
reb
900
10%
-50c
Corp
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic Corp
Vpr
13%
10%
-.20
w_.
26 y4
or
Bid & Asked
Jan
22
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964.
Webb & Knapp Ihc 5s debs 1974
Jan
27%
1,100
21% May
2iy4 May
19% Apr
*.oO
3,700
,
13%
—4
United
[ay
13%
_•
Co
United
lar
—'—5
Canada
Last
Sale Price
Low
Wasatch
u
an
Period
High
Feb
13,400
21 Vi
24%
9
Interest
American Stock Exchange
'Jun
24
24%
3,700
'
.1._
Temper Corp—l__j_
True
an
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
of America
Class A common
[ar
of Prices
Low
__1
—
<R ange for Week Ended June 10)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
35
Jan-July
2012__Jan-July
48 V*
48%
48 Va
13
45
$43
1
50
40
45
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
rTransaction for cash (not included in year's range),
tEx-dis¬
Ex-rights. 1 z Ex-stock
flat.
prices;
sales
no
dividend.
being transacted during
the current week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust certificates;
"wi." when issued; "w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
§ Reported
in
Abbreviations used
un
eb
Valspar Corp
lar
Vanderbilt
Jan
Van
4pr
Norman
Victoreen
lun
;
Vinco
Rubber
Industries
(The)
Vita
Jan
Food
Co
3,700
8% Mar
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
6%
12%
13 V*
20,200
9% Mar
8%
7%
8%
16,500
5%
5%
7,400
12 Va
600
°5
2
5
12%
.*
10c
9%
4% May
11% May
6%
Feb
13%
12%
Inc
Jan
:
Jan
400
9% May
10 Va May
Feb
on
Stocks
Waco
Jan
Aircraft
Co..
3%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs_
7% preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc common..—_i
3%
3%
1,100
400
75
•
Jan
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham
Jan
Precision
Webb & Knapp Inc
Jan
30
Instrument
common..
Jun
,
Weiman
i
Jun
Wentworth
&
2%
3
1%
1 %
so y2
"3V4
West
Canadian OH & Gas Ltd
West
Chemical
West
Texas
Jan
Products
Utilities
Inc
4.40%
pfd
Feb
Western
,
day
-
Apr
Coal
i
i
Wickes
Inc
(The)
Jun
Co.
Jan
23%
79
Jan
87
*
3%
18,000
3i"o
400
3/j Mar
&
2,500
4UO
30 y2
250
46% x50
x50v
.9o
%
%
41
._
5,700
22%
%
1%
1,400
15%
14%
15%
500
14%
13
15
1
5% preferred
~6%
1
(R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
19%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Weod Newspaper Machine.
Woodall Industries
Feb
Wool worth
pfd
6%
Jap
(F W)
2,600
9%
40c
1%
1%
24 y8
5%
5%
6
day,
Zapata
Corp
10c
3%
BONDS
Period
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Mar '.
A Amer Steel &
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
—June-Bee
Jan
May
Jan
Mar
Bethlehem
Boston
Jan
Jan
Jan
Delaware
Jan
series
June-Dec
Utilities,
1970
Feb-Aug
1978
+
mortgage
General Builders
subord
General
Development
1975!—._——May-Nov
6s
Western RR 4s 1970.
Jan-July
Aitalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Jan
Midland
Jun
National
Apr
-5s
May
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
Research
5%s
110%
14
100.77 Mar 11
26
Jan
6%
Jun
Feb
Feb
Jan
93
Television
&
1974
100
29
Apr
Apr
14
Jan
Apr
30%
Jan
Jan
;
extended
1953
1970
:.
Public
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967—
Jan
5%s
Safe
conv
Electric
subord
Harbor
Water
&
Gas
Co
6s
Power
Apr
3%
Jan
1
May
1%
Jan
5%
series
A
Corp
92
Bid
Bonds
Durable
"New
Jan
3s
series
B
Asked
&
2%s
series
C
1976
3%s
series
D
1976
3%s
3s
•
3%s
4%s
series
series
series
E
Mar-Sept
:
101
53
87 Va
Low
No.
1979
H
—
—
14
87%
—
84%
3
75
75
1
45
I
-—;
series
series
Jan
4%s
series
Jan
5s
series
Southern
L
455.1
521.6
446.5
475.8
+ 0.1
289.1
—1.4
329.3
284.0
233.9
+ 2.1
238.7
216.1
443.5
+ 1.4
449.8
414.7
248.4
+ 0.5
299.7
243.5
*
+ 1.4
'
472.1
544.4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
88%
119
Stocks
Int'l
Railroad
U. 8.
Total
'
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
3,217,950
$5,287,000
$481,300
$5,768,300
3,719,940
6,784,600
330,000
7,114,600
No. of
120 V2
and Miscel.
Shares
82%
87 Va
63%
75
Mon.
June
6__~
82%
90
Tues.
June
7
46
42 %
49%
297/a
45%
23%
99%
Bond
Sales
32
99%
91%
—
_■
79
110
111
14
14
,
,
73%
.
71
2
June
8
June
9__;
Fri.
June 10—...
5,278,000
234,000
5,512,000
3,820,670
5,129,000
265,000
5,394,000
2,940,060
4,968,000
151,000
5,119,000
17,505,710
$27,446,600
3,807,090
Total
70,..,. 73
107% ,112
14
21
71
-
$28,907,900
$1,461,300
81
98
„
102%
40
90
113
70
73
17
96
101
92%
70
100
S.
J
87 Va
Southwestern Gas
Gas
&
3%s
(Calif)
Elefctric
1970.
Stocks
Domestic
169
Shares)
Bonds
$83
65
92
93
$80
85
61
65
88%
93
75%
76
86%
80 %
79
83%
82
$83
90
85
Feb-Aug
$80
80%
78
81
90
6
1
7
1
1,121,105
76,000
$4,000
80,000
June
8
i
1,125,170
125,000
6,000
131,000
Thur.
June
9
1,328,986
61,000
2,000
Fri.
June 10
1,127,430
44,000
1,000
7,000
5,783,446
$392,000
$13,000
$7,000
$99
100%
102
102
Feb-Aug
Total
100
97%
103
96%
86%
86%
5
84%
85%
74
$87
63,000
Stocks—Number
52,000
.
.
$412,000
Jan, 1 to June 10
Week Ended June 10
1960
19G0
1959
1959
6,194,425
123,110,063
212,303,412
$515,000
29,000
$12,356,000
695,000
$12,791,000
33,000
Shares.
5,783,446
$392,000
of
7,000
36,000
401,000
673,000
$412,000
$580,000
$13,452,000
$14,311,000
Bonds——
100
Domestic
103
—
Feb-Aug
;
88
97%
27
$86,000
1,080,695
...
97
1970
$86,000
June
June
87
85%
Bonds
Wed.
80%
86 Va
$82
$98%
Total
Bonda
Bonds
Tues.
80%
78
54
82%
April-Oct
Corporate
Gov't
Mon.
$62
92%
Foreign
Foreign
(No. of
135
$79
Jan-July
3%s
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
88
120
$75
3s 1971
$736,004,200
136% 139
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Gas
$637,768,050
98
Jan-Aup
—
$30,874,200
94
$95%
1983
Southern Counties
86
117%
702,001,600
97
—-Feb-Aug
;
1985—
California
88
604,486,600
15,000
Industrial
94%
88
27,446,600
$28,907,900
and
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
87
119% 119%
33,986,600
Bank
Total-
92%
81
.$94%
33,276^950
^
98
90
86%
1982
K
88
$1,000
$1,835,200
29,039,000
Government
Foreign
101%
85
12
408,606,327
344,647,106
77%
95
92
,u1959
-1960
15,468,114
$4,500
*
17,505,710
$1,461,300
Shares..
of
Bonds—
U.
Railroad
—
1959
1960
Stocks—Number
84
127
Jan. 1 to June 10
Week Ended June 10
77
104
109
106
—Aprii-Oct
1982
4%s
4%s
464.5
-
tNew Low.
50
84%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
_Feb-Awp
—
1982
Apr
538.9
249.6
___
138
Feb-Aug
;
1981—
series
Jan
High.
_
+ 0.7
High
100
Jan-July
1978
F
G
_
388.8
470.6
449.8*
Service
432.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan. I
Sold
High
103% 108
$83
1981__May-Nou
debs *62—Jan-July
1973
Jan
Jan
f.
LOW
High
+ 0.9
238.7*
and
3, '60
-1960-
Change
394.8
284.0t
Non-Durable Goods
_
May 27, '60
398.5
476.2
Goods
Transportation
Utility.
Trade, Finance
Mining
Range Since
$92%
3s
1973
Jan
stock
common
461.3
-
Manufacturing
Jan
$100
April-Oct
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv
California Edison 3s 1965
3%s
Jan
913
3 % May
$97%
..May-Nov
Southern
Jan
Feb
71%
1998-Jan-July
1964
debs
Jan
Mar
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Jan-July
:
—
Apr
Feb
Apr
prices of the
473.8
Composite
International
1963
to
Mar
Jan
8
Percent
June
Inc—
-—
—
Service
I960
by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (1939=100):
Jun
May
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the closing
for week ended
June.3, 1960, for composite and
'
3%s
for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
34%
$83
1976—Jan-July
__Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971—
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
Jan
101.42 Sep
Range
H Mar
*
debentures
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
due
1
4
23
Low
19%
Friday's
$72%
106
New
6 %s
Low
it;
ih
106.34
Jan
$75
April-Oct
wi
1984
Corp—
subord
National Theatres
Jan
Jan
5%s
Hess
convertible
r
Range for 1959
109.60 Aug
June 10__
Jun
$26
—April-Oct
1963—
Valley RR 4s
National
High
Fri.
8%
$99
liq tr ctfs—■
AGuantanamo &
Apr
105.00
Jun
Wed.
—-—April-Oct
1963..4
debentures
Bellas
5.234;
Corp—
May
Apr
6
."50
29 %
$89%
45%
Closing
June
Mon.
109.39 Jan
"
4s series A
82.77
Ralls,
17.88.
High
20%
20
3.48;
106.40
May
8%
Industrials,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
-
Thur.
'
divisors:
106.03
Division—
J
following
105.68
Jan
84%
75
the
9
11%
Jan
using
8__
87
$120
Jan-July
Western RR—
N
stocks,
65
by
7:_
Mar
$43
87%
:—June-Dec
1993
May-Nov
A 1st mortgage
4s series B 1993
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
6s
8.53;
daily
June
1,100
or
108
Quar-Feb
1973
A
debs
6s
1974
1998
Authority 3%s
Lack &
Lackawanna of
1st
1
Aug
Industries
Chicago Transit
May
Mar
6s
Edison 23As
Chemoil
Jan
Mar
Steel
debs
83.42
June
5% May
Low
Alsco
subord
82.78
,
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Jan
conv
83.23
79.17
June
4,200
'
Friday
5%s
79.32
79.99
Thur.
Jan
2%
12,900
4
*
Jan
Inc
80.01
38 49
Tues.
Jun
4,100
29%
28%
"
88.55
213.64
Wed..
18'A May
100
1 136
1
\
212.38
90.73
Jan
2% May
50c
Jan
90.29
May
15
1,450
20
20
Co
Jan
82.82
145.96
30
2%
5s
£1
6%
Petroleum
82.84
83.23
compiled
are
32% May
37%
,
8%
,
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Jan
82.84
83.28
79.48
145.51
Jan
26
8%
1
—
%
8V2 May
60
93
Jun
Jan
83.17
79.47
80.01
(351 Stocks)
12%
*
regular.
dep rets ord
preference.;
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
79.42
80.09
88.56
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, IpCr,
18%
24,400
20%
92
2
American
80.17
88.51
210.36
-
Averages
Ltd—
Feb
88.61
208.23
89.69
Apr
18
100
Inc
Jan
205.80
89.55
143.19
'
Feb
Jun
%
l,x Jvj
5%
19
Bonds
Total
650.35
...
-
Mar
14 Va May
25
Jan
89.09
4
....
Jan
18 V* Mar
3,500
9%
9%
Feb
%
•
3,300
24
23'A
Williams
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 %%
Jun
26% Mar
Industries —__10
Jan
Jan
26 Va
250
ities
Apr
V* Mar
i
Rails
5%
Jan
5%
32
40
Ralls
Jan
18 V*
150
—1
^
Apr
Jan
113
400
.5
■
Williams-McWilliams
Jan
May '
2,900
28%
Util¬
trials
Stocks
Jan
IV*
32
Grade
Jan
3%
1 Va
10
Corp..'
Williams Brothers
Jan
4%
2
86
27
20
—
tfar
Jan
Apr
May
3%
%
32
1
U
139.66
Date—
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
White Eagle International Oil Co___10c
White Stag Mfg Co,.;
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
i
Jan
19 V*
JA
Is
/lar;
/lar
Jan
30 V*
300
? vl
*
ities
65
645.58
..._
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
Apr
93
5%
*
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery-:
Westmoreland
•
Jun
'3ft
1.
/lay
/far
9
li3o
5 %
10
Grade
10
141.93
8
86
100
Western Development Co
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Feb
June
June
10
Second
Indus¬
Total
1% Jan
19 Va
1%
50c
Jan
roads
6
Feb
500
2V2
Util¬
628.98
7
3% Mar
Feb
June
June
79
-
1%
Feb
3 %
2%
.1
1.25
Jun
Feb
1 Va
Rail¬
trials
3
Jan
29
79
5
.
Manufacturing
28%
2%
540
76% May
4% Jan
Apr
53,800
79 V*
•
Company Inc
June
Apr
17,800
1%
10c
i
preference.
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
3
Co.—1
series
$6
Jan
Jan
2%
15
Date
4
20%
20
30
5%
Mar
1
Apr
Jun
3
100
Jan
4
3%
•
Jan
Jan
—Bonds—
10
First
■
•
12%
VV:
•;
Jan
jun
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow-Jones & Co.;
are
Jan
14
Below
Apr
3,100
10
9%
11%
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
14% May
Jan
Indus¬
Vornado
Jan
/lay
10%
May
6
12%
25c
._
Vogt Manufacturing
\pr
800
5"%
1
Co.
:
Coke
&
Products
6%
l
Instrument
Virginia Iron Coal
Jan
~5
9%
5
1
warrants
Corporation—!
lar
9%
6%
9%
1
Tire &
105%
86
87 Va
Foreign
Foreign
83%
85%
86%
90
government
corporate..
Total-
—
847,060
""
7*.V !*'■«'
'('•''
'
■
•
■
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
..
Monday, June 13, 1960
.
(254^)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 10)
Friday
of Prices
Sale Price
.-:
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
Company
Edison
Personal
Boston
50
60%
25
—
60
25%
1,630
26% May
22% Mar
91%
4,432
79%
Jan
51%
146
46%
Jun
68% Jan
61%
414
59%
Feb
62%
195
51%
55
-100
V,
30% Jan
29%
96%
50%
Apr
54%
Jun
84
Apr
Apr
Apr
58%
5
50 %
*
Property Trust
Boston & Providence RR
28 %
60%
♦
23%
50%
90%
—
Co_
High
89%
24 %
33 %
.___*.—
Low
High
27%
*
1.66%
Corp
Tel
&
Low
Par
.v
Southern Company
Southern Railway
55
Jan
Sperry Rand
Standard
-
Brands
—
-
Oil
(N
Standard Oil
(Ohio)
Sunray
Texaco
401/4
41%
342
39%. Jun
48%
Jan
16%
16 %
100
15 % May
23%
Jan
25%
25%
117
24% Mar
30 %
Co
Jan
Ford
—
Kennecott
Lone
Coal
Creek
Island
Co
Railroad
93%
90%
95%
2,157
84% Mar
69%
76%
555
94%
100%
Apr
36%
S
100
77%
295
73%
Jun
25%
367
23%
Jun
30%
12%
12%
175
11%
Jan
13
Wfestinghouse
We
Shop
Stop? &
Elec
20
20%
2,935
19% Jan
10 %
161
21 Ve
40
20% May
24
65%
72%
72%
'165
65% Jun
86y8 Jan
20
139% 1391/2
—
(F
39%
39%
•
85J/4
85%
85%
56
Jan
23% Jan
*
64y4
59%
73%
64V4
73»/4
60
50
W)
10
50
.
May
127
205
—
Jan
148
31 Ve Mar
•
Jan
46%
74% Mar
45% Feb
59% Mar
•
Apr
103
Jan
64y4 Jun
73y4 Jun
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the transmission I'.
are
these ; Cincinnati prices.
of
if/: /
...
;/■
Detroit Stock Exchange
21 % Mar
34
35
1,242
34
37%
Jan
80
80
155
73 % May
90
Jan
43%
46%
120
42
Jun
53%
Jan
12%
14%
870
12%
Apr
16% Jan
Jun
53%
Mar
Jun
Shares
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
<
,
r
';
ACF
Par /
•;;
Wrigley
53%
109
38
51
193
50% May
58y4 Mar
Avis
1
33%
33%
124
32
36 %
Brown-McLaren
•
34%
35%
225
32 % Mar
38 % May
31%
Jan
Electric
Budd
Mfg
Co
3%
—
'
5
—
'
259
645
7
1 %
1,300
1
Jan
.
■
621
17%
19
38%
39
48%
51'
14%
14%
Jan
15%
Jun
1% ]May
-
16% May
1,124
273/4
Jan
29% Mar
1,550
57%
4
2% Feb
'
Jah
15%
Jan
57%
'
12% Mar
3%
,
1%
High ;
15%
3%
1%
._Lr—1_.
___
448
15
15
*''•
'•
5
___
Low
High
13
13%
1
——
Industrial
Low
,
.
'——.
Stores
51
Jan
for Week
Last
Sale Price
50%
Apr
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
•
—2.50
Inc
10
45y8
6.25
Jan
20%
14 %
Jun
21%
—
—
1
_
May
34
5
Inc
50% Jan.
40
Jun
44% Jun
9% Jun
Jan
75%
100
Co
Webster
&
774
115
•'
—1——
______
Steel___
Allen
Stone
441/2 Jan
43% .>.■
45%
Jan
24 %
10
35% May
41%
Jun
25 %
104
43
135
16%
Shoe
S
U
U
Jan
76%
1
20
100
(N H)
Apr
Jan
59%
27 %
26 y4
Feb
•
RR
Rex all Drug
65 % May
4
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
Pennsylvania
47 %
923
50c
common
Narragansett Racing Association
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Northern
475
70
1
—
Copper Corp
Cement Corp
Star
53%
67%
-5
Co
Electric
Gillette Co
51%
5
Motor Co
General
60% Jan
•
Inc
35% Feb
"
25
—
Woolwortn
National Stores
First
'
75
39 Vs
45%
-
*
Union Carbide
10
Service
24%
43
Mar
Copper Range Co____
5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
Cities
46 V4 Jun
53% Jan
26
Jan
43
——1
-
Oil-—:
Mid-Continental
High
39/2 Jan
44% Mar
20% Apr
43
———10
Studebaker-Packard
7
30
155
,
37%
—
7
J)——
46 y4
49y4
__
-25 v1
.
46y4
49y4
23"%
—
—
*
———:
Stanaard OU of Indiana.
Standard
5
*
50c
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
40%
Jun
42% May
70%
Jan
'
23%
25%
1,677
20% May
Fruit
United
25
51%
55%
593
50%, Apr
64
Jan
50
31%
32%
144
26% Mar
36%
Apr
Consumers
Vermont
&
Railroad Co_—_100
79%
79%
25
72
Jan
80
*
17%
17%
22
15%
Jan
17%
Jun
Davidson
59%
64%
411
46%
Feb
64%
Jun
Detroit
System
Mass
Westinghouse
23%
•
J
Co
United Shoe Machinery Corp
U S Smelt Refin & Mining Co__
Waldorf
5
Burroughs Corporation
:
Chrysler Corp
.——__—
Consolidated Paper
——
i
Torrington Co
Inc
Elec Corp
64
6.25
Power
110
--
Bros
1
—
Edison
:
'*
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Bale rank
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
Gas
•,
8.50
common
Cincinnati
Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
National
Gibson
18
28%
27%
30%
92»/4
472
90 y4
90%
Jun
87% Mar
Jun
Jan
81/2
Apr
12%
Jun
12 '/4
Jun
28% Mar
351/2
10
10%
10%
Apr
23%
22%
23%
771
60%
59%
60%
528
1
33%
31%
33%
888
30% Feb
28%
35
112% 119%
1,335
28%
2
:
23%
5
26%
Playing Card-
115
66%
811/2
29%
Apr
119i/4
Feb
23
Jun
Jun
24% May
*
26%
;
34%
25% Jun
20
Apr
36% Mar
28% Feb
120
24
Jan
Apr
28% Jan
21% May
58% Mar
1
Jan
28%
303/4
May
39
32'%
85
29% Mar
35
18%
203/4
145
18
Apr
25 %
37%
385/a
218
433/4
56%
57%
70
58%
23%
25
22% Mar.
293/a
Industrfes
13%
133/4
15
13 3/s May
153/4
415
793%
Co
193
——
.
913/g
57
60
52
50%
.
_
28 3%
89%
90%
-
__
100
56
-33%
American Tobacco
Masco
Mt
Metals
Clemens
Parke
Davis
Rickel
(H W)
&
Scotten Dillon
Sheller
Tube
50%
58
47%
62
Jan
May
57
67
12%
13%
176
11% May
18%
..
Jun
163/4
Jan
57%
Jan
713/4
Jun
19%
40
18 %
Apr
23%
Jan
59% Mar
693/4
Jan
Allis
42% May
703/4
Jan
Aluminium Ltd
49%
Jan
51
41
70 V
.7.'
41%
38
39%
Jun
3%
3%
15
3"%
Jun
4"% Feb
37%
37%
50
34%
Apr
•
19%
677
18%
Jun
203/s
55
20%
203%
30
49%
50%
18%
20%
92
'
1 ■'
37%
19
v
1
—
'
:__7
—
503/4
»
18"%
'■
——_—___
p
I-™5
...
94
206
—.—5.
Eastman
kodak
—
....10
Electric
Auto-Lite
——^5
8
•
47
Jan
Apr
18% May
553% Jan
31 %
Jan
182
46
Mar
513/4
Apr
217
Allegnany Corp (Un)_
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
17
Allied
Chalmers
36% Mar
IOV4
405.
1,025
223/4
17%
.
v,
Jan
.
.
49%
Jun
33% Mar
/
10 V» Mar
200
Jan
9 .: May
Jan
4
:
12% Jan
22% Feb
215
«
J
24% Feb
17Va Jun
21.:
Jan
Jan
.4%
Apr
May
.9%
Feb
24%
Jan
273
.41% Jan
1,550
3%
8
100
.
■
1,402
9Va May
/
•
163/4 May
583/4 Jun
Apr
'
American Airlines
2143/4
Cyanamld Co
Motors
Rad &
44
46
530
(P)
132 %
Jun
American Steel
54%
Feb
American Tel & Tel
American
53% Jan
Amurex
99%
Jan
56%
Jan
Apache
22
21%
22%
49
433/a
453%
150
32% Feb
69%
71%
28
35%
35%
60
60% May
343/4 May
._____i
——
Mead Corp
20
Feb
Jan
44%
Armco
Oil
Armour
39
Feb
Tobacco
Viscose
National Cash Register—
72
5
—
_
—
York Central
185
28%
30%
2,300
28% Jun
39%
36%
1,900
35 Ve
89%
20%
88%
4,100
18%
89%
20%
293/a Apr
83% Mar
1,700
17%
263/4 Mar
2,400
37% May
47% Mar
Ashland
18%
300
173/4 Feb
19% Jan
71%
733/4
2,700
49% Jan
74
22%
Feb
29% Feb
Jun
16'
Feb
37%
Jan
137
561/4 Feb
69 %
Jun
50
46
Jan
53%
Jun
56
28%
Jun
96
85
23%
25
125
86% May
21% Jun
38%
39
100
34% Jan
109
Jan
30
31%
500
89%
7,000
27% Jun
80
Jan
—___12.50
57%
55%
91%
571%
1,000
51% May
Apr
57% Jun
37
34%
37
33
43
21/8
51%
2 Ve
100
51%
51%
200
473/a
Jun
68
11%
121/e
3,100
11%
Jun
14% May
38% May
—28
50
1,25
35%
700
631/2
65%
1,900
351/8
36
500
293/4 May
41%
Feb
18%
18%
19
1,100
23%
Jan
•
30%
30%
303/a
18% May
303/s Jun
.___10
23%
223/4
24
22
10
33%
32%
343/8
500
,3
13
12%
13%
2,300
13%
14%-
1,200
81%
80%
81%
41/8
Refining common—1
Common
Refining Co
Corporation
18
—
31% Jan
Bell
40%
Jan
Bendix
451/8
May
34% Jan
—
—
Jan
&
Gossett
Aviation
Co
-—50c
—12
17
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)..,
—pi
Bethlehem Steel Corp
-—8
38% Jan
Binks
77%
31
65
65
66%
123
68%
69%
32
43
23%
23%
57% Feb
38 % May
22
May
54-56
37%
154
38
70
37%
35
59%
44%
Feb
36% May
34% May
Jun
Booth
79
Feb
Jan
Fisheries
~lVe
100
31% Feb
Apr
76% Jan
59%
34% Mar
Corp.
5
..—8
38%
*
135%
481/4 Jan
*
69%
371/4
Jan
Budd Company
56
Jun
:
55% Jan
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
431/4 Jan
Burton-Dixie Corp
—
(Un)
27%'
19%
_
X
19%
8
38 %
.12.50
300
Jan
41%
Jan
12%
Jun
17
Jan
77
Feb
83
Mar
23
400
173/8
69
1%
27%
1,100
1,100
3,200
23%
17
May
32% May
11% May
61
15% Jan
4% Jun
3% Jan
24
Jun
May
183/4 May
74
Feb
15% May
May
1%
5,500
1 Ve
May
491/8
1,700
43%
Jun
43%
44%
250
38% Feb
27
Corp.—
(E J)_
Brunswick Corp
i
Brach & Sons
3,200
45%
44%
8
Borg-Warner
.69% Jun
,
1
Airplane
77%
56% May
69%
(Un)
Manufacturing Co—
23
68%
—5
*
47% Jan
'37%
32%
4%
23
;
Corp
41% Mar
56
Jan
Jan
Ve
27% Jun
38
Jan
35%
124
6
2 3/4
35
297
39
2% Mar
63%
30%
6
May
10
I—,.-8
44%
74%
700
96%
2.50
__
—
45%
20
Jun
31%
1
(111)
Oil &
Jan
18
90%
(Un)J
Corp
Co
58
18%
31%
Gas
&
37% May
43% Jan
71%
common—5
Louisiana
Jan
1
43%
.18
Jan
Jan
l
(Un)
A
25%
33%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Belden Mfg Co new common.
69%
53%
95%
500
3,100
573/4
•
-13
.
(Un)__
Corp
107
Apr
38%
29%
—
Feb
Jan
53% Jan
32
800
Avco
28% " 291/4
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67%
77%
Jau
58
373/8
44%
—_5
13%
1,100
133/4
52% Jan
53%
44%
Jun
16% Jan
8% May
25%
54% Jan
60
42%
Oil
54%
24%
14% Jan
56y8
44%
10
Socony Mobil OIL
52%
/
36% May
49
Mar
37%
29%
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—
1,000
1,050
13%
Co
class
Co
Steel
Boeing
,
600
10%
42%
Jan
23% Jan
■
Feb
37
5
Radio Carp—;
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
;
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Paper__
—
Schenley' Industries JJ1L
14%
9%
40%
13%
57%
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,
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Oil—
600
1,700
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May
42% May
33
43%
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24 y4
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39
353%
1
16%
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•
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5
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32 3/4
May
16% May
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Apr
41%
29
65% Jun
23
(Un)— 5
47% May
46% Jan
38%
431/2
5
—
-
45
33%
5
__
_
52% Mar
1,000
3.50
(Un)
Arkansas
89% Jan
353/4
2
——
1,850
1.66%
Company
Corp__.
23% May
46% May
.
43%
-5
Monsanto Chemical
High
65 Ve
25%
38
(111)——.
Foundries
Anaconda
42% May
:
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93
843/4 Mar
85
723/4 Jun
64% May.
38% May
50
453/a
—5
.;
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64%
37
10
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Feb
95
Co
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45% May
61% Feb
125
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1
(Un)
American
95%
:"_io
1
(Un)
265% Jan
45
453/a
Shares
High
12.50
Can
202% May
90%
'
of Prices
14%
—
Co
American
American
170
42
——
for Week
25%
10
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
;
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405
72
'
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Sales
Week's
Range
41%
Mach & Fdrv—
723/4
69%
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round-lot transactions
21
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68%
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65%
(Un)_
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66%
——
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30%
Jan
54
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28
700
23 Ve
27%
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250
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135
18%
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300
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583/i
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3% Mar
855
Jun
2%
32 y2
Jan
105
Laughlin
Roebuck
500
2%
58%
—
i
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47 V2
1%
—....——
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Sinclair
3%
48%
2%
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25%
1
,
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1%
:
3% Jan
.__
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Jun
47%
5
General Dynamics
General Eientric
1
2,150
Jan
Apr
,15
:
85% Mar
1203/4 132%
132%
.2.50
—
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2%
140
(Un).
85
5
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Phillips
:
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1%
100
"
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18%
55
10
—
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7%
2,260
"
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compilation
American
.Pure
13/4
2%
19.3/4 Feb
16
Aluminum Co of America
63 Ve
48%
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Du Pont
North
%
Feb
Jun
32% Jan
•52%
123/4
433^ Apr
42% Jan
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1,339
18%
:
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17
114
61
1
& Light
Lead
30%
27%
25c
Corp
106
48%
—
Admiral
230
63 Ve
1
National
30%
Jan
Jun
"
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Akron Brass Mfg
14%
—25
—
Distillers
449
213/4
25%
71%
—23
'
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■
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia Gas System
Dairy
191/4
Jun
6%
101/4
common.—
483/a
'
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135
Jun
9%
Co
69'/a
69%
■
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15% Jan
Steel
48
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—
Jun
19%
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—
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
—_
National
21%
Jun
13%
103/4 Mar
8%
—
Last
13%
—13
—
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53/b
Low
3
Corp——
Montgomery
100
Jan
1%
8%
■
Sale Price
Abbott Laboratories
:
5%
Jan
33/a
/
Apr
'
Jan
Acme
Co
150
Jan
3%
1%
4
Jun
Jun
Jan
Martin
May
13V2
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63/4
Jun
2
4,544
17%
4
Friday
Jan
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300
13/4
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23 %
&
305
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1
Midwest Stock Exchange
77
Jones
553/4 Jan
—10
A
18 3%
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10%
B__—_____ ___—1
_——_j._
59% Mar
General Motors
43% May
L
114
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8,666
5
4
Universal Controls
Avco
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19
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30
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26% May
22% May
4% May
48%
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May'
394
45%
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.
Jan
5
1,214
29 %
25
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10
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Jan
313/4 Mar
■/■" 1
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Jan
39%
484
21%
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■
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10
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130
,
Jun
Jun
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:
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44%
17 %
4%
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10
Steel
Curtiss-Wrigi)t
Jun
6% May
341/2 May
4 V» Mar
2% : 2%
13 y2
____t—
Wines
Ashland Oil
Products
58%
40% Mar
522
,
1%
96% Apr
Radiator
Anaconda
Corn
Feb
2
Lansing Stamping
Feb
.10
American Motors
Corp.
2%
2
—
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LaSalle
2,241
35 %
4%
'
5
Lamp
Hastings Manufacturing
Hoover Ball & Bearing
Houdaille
1
Apr
5
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American Cyanamld
Brunswick
43/4
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4,297
20 3/s
44
1
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*
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:
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45%
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&
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24%
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29%
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Jan
i—
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48% Mar
S
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Jan
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1
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53%
.
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30%
10
—
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American
13 Vs Mar
.
Jan
32%
1
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__
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\
Stocks
12.50
Chalmers
Aluminium
92i/4
6%
100
12%
41
—2
Unlisted
38% Feb
May
10%
_i
Gamble
American
Jan
36%
33%
common
Allis
29
42%
230
7
7
12%
Feb
Feb
30
546
23
May
34%
May
107
36%
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26% May
33%
30%
18
Jan
14
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.
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150
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&
Apr
33%
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Jun
49%
10
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9%
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1
:
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38%
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6%
67
70
:
31%
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170
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18
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Carey
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
1
20
Laundry
American
Low
Trailer
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing
Shares
3.065
19
——3
Gar Wood Industries
for Week
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Par
Freuhauf
Sales
of Priees
2,093
35
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43%
19
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'
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49
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Apr
26% Feb
36%
128
29
Mar
22% Jan
Jan
28
48 V*
Apr
148
Apr
49% Feb
16% May
18% Apr
Jan
57 %
44% May
32% Jan
.
May
Jan
Feb
71%
Jun
27%
Jan
23% Jan
40%
Jun
26
Max
Volume
Number
191
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Week's
Friday
1
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STOCKS
Calumet
Hecla
Pacific
Ltd
22 %
30c
1%
«
(Un)
_25
Corp of America (Un)__
Centlivre Brewing Corp
;
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Ceianese
Oil & Refining
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Low
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Inc——_
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Canadian
Range
of Prices
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Power
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of
Steel
Cudahy
Packing
of
Co
America
&
Detroit
Co
Co
New
Jan
North
American
Jan
American
Car
42% May
31 ./ Feb
39%
71 y4
Jun
48%
Jun
"44% May
Northern
Jan
Northern
?
Northern
16 y2
(Minnesota),
Feb
(E I)
El Paso
Kodak
Inc
Co
29
45%
45%
57%
58%
v:
700
20%
,
35 ft
Jan
18% Jun
20%
62 Va
Jun
jun
Oak
Manufacturing
300
26% Mar
Jan
Ohio
200 '
42V2 May
48 Ya
Jan
Ohio
700
,
53%
58%
Jun
29%
Jan
Edison
Oil
Oklahoma
24%
251/4
421%
300
41%
Apr
46 y4
Jan
91/8
9%
400
9%
Jun
117/s
500
28% May
41%
Jan
Pacific
461/2
50%
300
46 V2
64 y2
Jan
Pan
24
1,300
;
:
22%
700
'29
Mar
Jun
19
Jan
29%
Olin-Mathieson
Firestone
Gas
Firstamerica
Jan
Parke-Davis
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
44%
441/8
46%
600
38%
Apr
48
Feb
44
44
441/8
200
40%
Feb
44 Va
Jun
24%
24%
251/4
2,200
May
32 %
Jan
Pfizer
92%
90%
93%
1,800
85% Mar
98%
Jan
Phelps
26 Va
100
25% Mar
Feb
Philco
Corp
Potter
Co
9%
10y4
1,300
208% 217
loy4
201
Apr
1
Jan
133
34 ;
F
W
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Apr
33
Jan
Pullman
94%
Jan
133
Jun
Pure
27% Mar
34 y2
Jun
12
18
341%
8,000
131/8
300
9%
1,100
Jun
13 y4
Jan
81/s
91/4
3,300
7%
Jan
12 y4
Feb
26%
26%
100
24 y4
Feb
26%
Apr
37%
36%
37%
2,600
42%
Feb
Rath
Packing Corp
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
23%
24%
33%
33%
33%
6%
6%
8%
/••
68%
67%
17%
171/8
.17%
24%
247/s
7%
81/4
Jun
29
Jan
Revlon
33
Apr
39
Feb
Rexall
6% May
8
Feb
Reynolds
92 y2
Jan
Reynolds
19%
Jan
Richman
30
Feb
Royal
550
2,700
64% May
1,200
17%
Jun
23
May
v
9%
7% Jun
American
Eankshares
General
Box
General
Candy Corp—-
Foods
Motors
General
Portland
General
Genl
5
Corp
ft;
95
90%
95%
123
Cement--——
Utilities
Tire
Inc
Gillette
Rubber
&
St
.
Jan
18
Jun
ft".' 8
Jan
Sears
53
Jan
5,200
84% Mar
200
89%
251/B
25%
500
30%
31%
9,700
99%
(The)
65
'
:
66
55%
Goldblatt Brothers
Feb
39%
Jan
22% Mar
25%
27
34
May
600
-
3iya
rf
(W
30%
Jun
74%
74%
74%
100
60
17%
200
14%
Apr
37%
'•37%
37%
100
35
13%
14%
300
3
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
(W
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Gray
Lakes
41
22%
22%
22%
35%
35 ft
38
48
48%
«
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39%
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41,
Co-——
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Granite
Corp—
.
1%
1
—
Jan
41%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock———*
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Towing
7%
41%
Corn
(Un)
Greyhound
Griesedieck
Co
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
23 y2
42
-
36
43 y4
Jan
14 y2
Jun
'
150
47%
•
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38%
45,
Mar
1
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11%
11%
12
29%
28%
29%
41%
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34%
33%
34%
300
Hertz
Corp
57%
17%
Jan
66 Va
May
31%
30%
45 Vt
Jun
31%
3,100
26% Mar
48
46
33 y4
Jan
48
1,200
43
57Va
class
Oil
Indiana
New
General
common
Inland
Steel
Interlake
Corp_
Feb,
58% May
3%
38%
500
International Harvester
International
Mineral
400
42% Mar
45%
200
Apr
67 y2
Jan
73%
Jun
39 Va
Jan
27%
Jun
600
42%
Jan
77%
76%
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Corp
13
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Jun
56 %
:
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Jan
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Jan
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42 ft
May
29 Va
Feb
500
54"%
Jun
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68
303/4
Paper
International
Shoe
Co
International Tel
&
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Jefferson
Jones
Electric
&
Kansas
Tel
&
Gas
&
Light
Co
Co
(Un)
(Un)—
&
Lyton's
(Henry
Marquette
Marshall
Martin
Means
Co
50 Va
Jan
33%
Power
ft
56%
Jun
135% Jan
Union
Tool
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Cement
9%
11%
Apr
700
38 V0 May
54%
Jan
400
17%
23%
233/4
400
19¥2 May
36% Jan
78
800
74
7%
s
Co_
La
Salle
Co
preferred
Meyer
Blanke
Middle
South
Brick
Inc——
~
30%
Apr
42%
Jan
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Jun
55 V4
Jan
37U.
353/4
37 y„
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Jun
42% Jan
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28%
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23%
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37%
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New
Mining &
common
400
31% May
37y«
Jun
United
700
75
Apr.
99 y2
Jan
United
Corporation
79
900
63
Jan
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(Un)_
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Jun
United
100
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
United States
600
2% May
3%
Jan
22%
28
18'%
400
50
27
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Feb
22% May
29% Jan
May
9% May
,
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2,700
11%
Jan
300
79
May
89%
400
15
Feb
21%
Jan
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900
7
May
8%
Jan
Western
8
45
48%
52%
44%
8
48 y4
700
40 y2 May
54 Va
52%
45
52%
Jun
44%
100
154
36%
70
156
153
154
153
Feb
149
Apr
173
Mar
172
33
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14%
200
13
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403/4
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45%
1,500
44% May
56
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51
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200
19% May
26 Va
Jan
21%
21
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Jan
46
45%
47
2,400
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43
Apr
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14
143%
500
9% Mar
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323/4
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173/4
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May
Jan
Jan
15% May
3,700
32%
Jun
36% Mar
22 y,
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243/4
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1,500
64%
Jun
86%
Jan
22%
20
23%
4,100
19% May
47 y4 Feb
24%
Jan
67
5
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283/4
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800
15%
Feb
17% May
68%
600
58% Mar
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Whirlpool Corp
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Minneapolis Brewing Co
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200
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Jan
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Jan
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Avnet
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Aviation
Bendix
Bishop
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2,500
8% May
14%
Jan
300
50 % Mar
73 %
Jun
22% Mar
29%
Apr
42%
Jun
16
Feb
25
4,500
200
13%
1,400
13 %
Jun
3,200
80
Jan
37 %
600
36%
3,000
51%
500
Plan common
Finance
Hill
Corp
—
43 %
42
Apr
May
48
4% May
5
200
200
31 %
65 %
100
60
Jan
Mar
35 %
400
29% May
22%
400
19%:
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California
67%
Jan
7% May
38% May
76%
Jan
Feb
42
Jan
26%
Feb
18 3%
Jun
22%
Jan
22
Jun
27%
Jan
32% May
41%
Jan
18%
18%
100
24%
2,100
33%
33%
200
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Apr
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100
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Corp
Co
*
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—
12%
400
113/4 May
163/8
Jan
9
9%
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70
17%
700
8
Jun
13 3%
Jan
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45
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56i/4
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Co of Texas
General American Oil
Controls
50%
Corp
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General
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Products
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
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Alden
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Co
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Good
Granite
(B
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Tire
Greyhound
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55%
Jan
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411/2
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Jan
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Jun
30%
31%
7,600
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Jun
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New
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61%
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62%
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59
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28%
100
26% May
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20
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May
11%
Jan
North
American Aviation
-100
863/4 Mar
98%
Jan
North
American
1,300
19% May
29%
Jan
6% Mar
10%
Jun
30
1,900
8%
9%
1,500
.
1,600
10%
28%
8
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6%
Feb
8%
Jan
Apr
271/2
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39% May
55
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27%
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27
45
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2,000
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43
43
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1,400
42 »/4 May
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4,900
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7
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19 J/4
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500
163/4 Mar
24
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700
20
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21J/4 May
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34 J/a Mar
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31 »/2
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36 J/2
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100
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27
283/4
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400
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323/4
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Jun
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351%
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38%
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13
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51c
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1,000
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900
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24
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100
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Nordoa Corp Ltd
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93%
1,000
45% May
1
1.55
2,100
300
1
5
800
1,700
53/8
100
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5%
1.70
8%
600
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fedders Corp
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First Charter Financial Corp
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21
1
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1323/4 133%
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18%
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9%
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800
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16
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Chemical Co
Diablo
Jan
62
16
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42 J/2
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Monsanto
Montana
Jan
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100
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Portland
2014
100
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Monogram
May
45
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Monolith
Jun
14
47%
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South
Jun
43
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.
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Middle
21
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common
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26 %
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41
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10
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41
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Cudahy Packing Co (Un)—
Curtis Publishing (Un)
Curtiss-Wright
31%
323/4
Lear
45%
100
/
46%
46 %
Corp
Jan
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Jun
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Co
Zellerbach
Crucible
23%
26% May
69 %
(Un)
Co
Co
Oil
Crestmont
Crown
ii
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100
71%
(Un)__
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25 %
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(Un)-
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28 V'4
Jan
61
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Continental Can Co
Corn
Jan
42 % May
com
-
Continental
Motors
21%
34
Jun
900
(Un)___
Corp
Co
May
May
29%
300
-
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Foods
Power
Jan
11
26
51
common
Consolidated
Consumers
41%
200
400
1
62
1
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(Un)
of
200
12V8
5Feb
28% May
3
31%
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Edison
Co
Edison
Consol
37%
Jun
24% Mar
49%
Iron
System
Gas
Commercial
100
25
10
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Broadcasting
&
200
26
Jun
61%
Corp
Electronics
Columbia
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May
22%
31%
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Co
Service
34
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Corn
Chrysler
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Apr
19 % Mar
100
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27%
100
28
28%
•
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Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
600
21%
12
12%
321%
37%
;
26% May
25%
10
Jan
26
12.50
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&
19%
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—
450
21%
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25
25%
32%
24
1%
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Railway
(Un)
Dry Corp
Canada
24
Jan
18J/4 Mar
10%
Steel com (Un)—10
com—33 %c
4
Kennecott Copper
(Un)
*
Kern County Land Co
2.50
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Corp
class
A
1—
1
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preferred—.
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Jun
J/2 May
46
3,600
61%
:
56 J/4
132 %
Feb
32 J/8
100
2.10
61%
Jun
54%
2,000
46%
18%
Feb
Jan-
<
100 % May
100
100
100% 105%
Laughlin
&
Jones
34
46%
2.05
50c
——.—5
(Un)
Corp
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
Kaiser
May
26% May
————
Johns-Manville
Jun
Feb
32c
300
18%
3%
Co——
Power
Oil
Jade
/V;;~?
Jun
1.00
62c
316,000
56%
1—.—*
Paper Co (Un)——7.50
Tel & Tel
(Un)
*
Jan
3.50
82,800
81c
Canada—
of
Co
(Un)__
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Feb
Jan
131/a
Jun
2.45
60c
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Jan
May
Nickel
27%
•
(Un)
May
9 J/4
Jan
53
221/2
28%
2.10
27%
43
1
(Un)
Corp
International Harvester
2.35
71c
(Un)__50c
10c
17
400
10%
Feb
10 3/8
Jun
41% May
103/4
1
27% Mar
85c
Apr
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300
44%
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Jan
373/8
Mar
22%
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81/4 Mar
34
223,4
2.50
1
19% Mar
15% Mar
70
1
1
—
Co
class
Western
International
Jan
2,100
Maryland Mines Corp
International
Jun
1%
Feb
11/4
22%
(Un)
Iron
37 J/4
31J/4 Mar
653/a May
Corp
Interlake
33/8 Jan
May
2
Jan
Jan
Mar
Hupp
Idaho
36 J/a May
600
363/4
;
400
2
39%
2%
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Co
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36
39
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Jun '
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100
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20 J/a
100
3,700
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Development
Oil
1,200
62
Corp
Oil
21
17%
1%
com
-
Home
20%
62
Electronics
Honolulu
Jun
2.50 Jan
25%
37%
3
Holly
Jan
76
8%
Hotels Corp
Hoffman
19%
Jan
2.00 May
900
1%
Engineering
(Ua)
Aircraft
/
76
2.25
59% May
Feb
1
(Un)
Hercules Powder Co
Corp
71
May
27
Feb
1
Pineapple
Imperial
32%
9% Jun
Apr
293/4
Feb
Apr
-
41 J/a
200
800
52c
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Jan
Apr
Mar
8c
3,700
38%
Corp
Corp
Organ
Hawaiian
Howe
453/4
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Chem
&
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Hammond
Hilton
Jan
L
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19%
17%
Rubber
(Un)
Financial
Western
Hertz
Jan
Apr
243/4
20%
10c
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Co
&
Oil
Lakes
Grumman
Gulf
Jan
10
2.15
Graham-Paige Corp
Great
85'/a
4,400
56%
10
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Goodyear
Great
Jan
1,600
11%
443/8
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533/a
95%
99 %
10
10
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29% Mar
May
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Jun
19
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Feb
26J/4
Jun
108
38% May
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30
173/4
200
400
1
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22% May
1,000
800
14%
Gillette
Feb
44 %
30%
(Un)
Corp
Co
51 J/2
22%
80c
4
Oil
4,600
43%
-
Georgia-Pacific
Getty
Jan
383/4
1%
*
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common
Utilities
jaix
193/8
21%
Telephone & Electronics—
common
:3.33%
General
.
Jun
43%
94%
11 %
45%
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Jan
92J/4
17%
22 %
5
(Un)
.
64% May
24%
24%
24%
5
Motors
103 105 %
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General. Pacifio
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103
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.
500
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General
67%
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483/4
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10
5
2
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Jun
34
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Food
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29 %
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&
Flying Tiger Line Inc
49%
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19%
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Canada
*
Jan
Mar
22%
—
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36%
64
.
California Packing Corp
r
51% May
35%
1 '
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Burlington
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Apr
Jun
32% May
35%
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2.50
preferred
(Un)
Co
96
30%
5
10
convertible
60c
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,
56%
33%
69
preferred
200
56%
51%
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:
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36
91%
38%
35%
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233,4 May
73 %,
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Jun
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Jan
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35%
1
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Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
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700
65%
2
3org- Warner
Jan
300
-
89%
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47% Mar
42%
--
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Brunswick
57%
600
Jan
Jan
26
37 % May
25
43 V4
16%
27%
Co
300
100
38
13%
5
Chica
37 % May
23%
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Apr
Mar
25%
23%
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Airplane
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27
41%
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100
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Bethlehem Steel Corp .(Un)
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17%
21%
5
1
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28%
87
36%
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500
21
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Ohio RR
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Jan
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Jun
40
38
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Refining
Atlantic
Jan
55
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25%
10
5
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Refining
&
Jan
10
102%
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13%
Feb
21%
(Un)
Warrants
May
6 3% May
9
47%
Jun
5
(Un)
(Un)
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Co
&
Armour
Jan
Apr
--
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Louisana Gas
Arkansas
7%
283%
57
'——1
.
Jan
4%
23
50
Inc
May
25c
29%
36%
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Mar
15%
1
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Jan
39c
600
(Un)-.12.50
25
Corp
Ampex
23%
2,200
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Viscose
American
16% May
31
15%
23
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55
600
19%
&
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Mar
Jun
32%
57%
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American
700
200
--
:
Jan
653/8
36%
22
38
1
Factors Ltd new (Un)
20
MARC
Inc
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Machine & Foundry
3.50
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1.66%
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American
7%
88
20/2
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153,4
32
--
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Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
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10%
53 ■%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
36%
36%
5
•
2.50
;
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Co
Florida Power
28%
30%
32 '8
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1,500
7
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10
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10
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Pacific
Petroleums Ltd
1
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14 2/7
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28
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Shares
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9%
1,300
28 '/4
500
8%
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Pan
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Paramount
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13
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Jan
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69
100
61%
Air Lines Inc
Western Dept Stores
Pacific Ry Co
44%
400
57% Jan
381%
.
41 y4 Mar
Apr
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Jun
Williston
Air
Woolworth
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Feb
W)
116'%
Jun
Yellow Cab
Co
29%
Jan
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29
200
271/2
Jun
38'%
Jan
77
75
77
700
60
Feb
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Jun
33
26
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25
41
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23%
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Apr
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Jan
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Jun
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463% Mar
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Jun
21
18%
19
31%
30%
313/8
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64%
60%
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70
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12
59%
12
100
11
24
Feb
26
Mar
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Feb
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29
40
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25
23
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Corp
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Jan
29
Apr
1.45
33
1
—
Brake
47%
116%
42%
32%
40 3/4
Elec
Basin
200
1,400
5%
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66%
Apr
200
62%
6OI/4
26
,
1
High
62
32%
1.50
insurance (Un)___—5
Western
Low
2,800
55%
—
*
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Range Since Jan.
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853/4
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30'% May
——
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common
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Jun
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200
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Mar
19% Mar
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Jan
Feb
70
Jun
Jan
123% Mar
Apr
Corp of America ,(Un)
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Raytheon
Co
Republic
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Revlon
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(Un)
Rexall
Drug
&
Gas
Rice
&
Chemical
Metals
Ranch
Co_
Co
(Un)
(Un).
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Aircratt
Royal
Dutch
Ryan
Aeronautical
Stores
St
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5%
1,200
7%
Feb
64
65%
600
56'/2
18%
3,800
17
17%
Gas
&
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Shasta Water
Oil
Shell
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Jun
69
71%
Jan
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55%
Jan
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Jun
28
Jan
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1.15
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34
34
34
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Apr
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Jan
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300
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100
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19%
100
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Pacific
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Mar
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200
39%
Jan
46
May
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233/4
Jan
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Jun
26
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43'A
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Feb
Apr
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A
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Motor
General
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Light
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of
Jun
37
23
500
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Jun
241%
72
643%
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86
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Jun
22%
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24'%
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1,539
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19%
818
Jan
60
914
16% May
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28
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60
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Jun
48
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200
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253%
26%
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May
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Cork
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Apr
18%
33%
Feb
343%
363%
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Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
33% May
303% Mar
Jan
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38%
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Jan
May
127
Mar
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Jan
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38
Jan
Jun
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Jun
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39%
10,652
281/4 Mar
33%
535
191/2 Mar
21
40
431/2
42%
43'/a
Jan
Jun
25%
Jan
605
42% May
55%
Jan
46
47
50
50%
317
46%
48%
49%
248
80%
81
81%
82
7
49'/a
7
72
7
125
1,385
Feb
77/B
J an
54
Jan
45% May
49'A
Jun
$2,000
771/2
Jan
82
Mar
1,300
81%
Jun
84
Feb
Apr
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
1
41%
5
7%
39%
43
Low
5
45%
Jun
413/4
104
36 3/a
May
523/4
Jan
19%
114
18%
Jun
20 3/a
Jan
678
8%
Jan
23%
'
9
24%
736
213/4 Mar
24%
*
'
Jun
Apr
35%
_____1
18
32%
Feb
36%
75
451/4
Jun
56'/2
Jan
40
35
Jan
45
Apr
85c
—
36%
463/4
37%
37%
—
90c
85c
Jan
90
1,200
1 %
Feb
$2.50
convertible
Pittsburgh
Plymouth
Renner
Plate
Oil
preferred-
Glass
—
.*£
38%
10
,
1
—
4
207
217
38%
13
12% Mar
3%
15
Jan
Jan
4
Apr
36% Mar
39
May
663/4
61%
Jun
80%
Jan
17%
17
17%
149
15% May
22%
Jan
60c
5
—,
13%
3%
—
.25
Corp__
Co
131/4
'
,12.50
common
60c
225
50c
80c
Jan
280
32% Mar
38%
Jan
.
66%
147
60
May
33%
34'/4
22%
23%
80
161/2
Apr
251/e
18
18'A
80
22 Va
Jan
U
173/4 May
l'/4
l3/4
1,900
1
Apr
2%
Jan
373/8
373/a
2
35
Apr
29%
321/4
90
593/a
643/a
739
Jan
35 '/a Mar
41%
Jan
22%
Jan
Mar
9'/a Mar
45V4
-ft*.
7%
-
Jan
110
8%
24%
—8.50
__
Jan
10 %
45%
6% May
39% Mar
18%
'
5
56%
41
41
Pgh
37V8 May
8%
18
21
May.
High
261
7%
44%
.
19
of
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
High
32
43'/2
24%
63%
22% Mar
3334
Range Since Jan. 1
„
21"
44.
Feb
47% Mar
212
__
—5
S
Engineering & Foundry Co
Glass
&
Chemical
1
Vanadium
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)__
l'/4
5
_10
6.25
,
•
'
'
64%
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
253/4 May
321/4
Jun
46 3/4 Mar
64 3/a
Jun
(Range for Week Ended June 10)
Canadian
Anglo Can Tel
34%
..50
22%
Apr
1,820
1975
Corp
Anglo
20%
see page
850
24
46%
Friday
33%
footnotes,
Jun
23%
Last
Sale Price
Shares
•
For
92 %
•
STOCKS
31 %
__•
Jan
Feb
Mar
1
Jan
31%
*
25
18%
72
5
63 '/8
41'%
1
12% May
440
5
51% May
22V2"-
pfd
290
United
Jun
13%
40%
jl
38%
1,951
13Va
92%
Jan
491/2
22 %
Ltd
36
38%
12%
86%
__
Jan
10
Apr
44'% Mar
40%
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
4 % %.
preferred
i-
Jan
Jan
7
33%
Aluminium
Apr
20
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Seeberg (The) Corp
for Week
7,664
Apr
29 '/a
17'/a Mar
Week's
/
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Dollars
High
Apr
18%
63%
A
Refractories
Jan
40% May
7% Jan
Abitibi Power & Paper common-—-—♦
41/2%. preferred
———-1—
—25
__
58%
25%
•
Co_
Apr
Algoma
Steel
105
Low
Sales
of Prices
Low
95% May
741
Par
Friday
48% May
*'
413%
Montreal Stock Exchange
Expressed
Apr
73'% Mar
Last
(Joseph)
Co..
McKihney Manufacturing
CANADIAN MARKETS
Are
36%
2,305
System
Equitable
16 '/8 Mar
7 % '
19%
124
344
—1977
ser
Home
39
7%
Jan
16% May
44'%
95
74
,,
29'% Mar
12'%
300
24%
Jan
24
;
Co
2° % May
200
39%
jun
13
Jan
26%
1
3%
26%
;
Jan
39i/4
18% Apr
10'/a May
58%
Co
143%
10
Shown
Inc
3%
__'_l ;
22 %
28%
Par
36%
___5'
Jun
73%
Friday
14'%
•
21
Sale Price
3%
100
100
Jan
Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apollo
400
21
26 '/a
STOCKS
Jan
38
Jun
25%
__
__13.50
.
debs
24
100
37 y8
20
BONDS
Baltimore
June
22
1393% 1393%
90
23%
common
17
19'%
22
100
Jan
18%
56%
62%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
365% '
191/2
Mar
26'%
1
Improvement
Jan
36%
Jun
17
23%
Jun
-
17
423% May
6,198
•
Corp
31
5,300
Jan
<
:
65
"
Jun
93 '/a
2.50
Jun
500
48%
41%
Water
Feb
•
Jun
28%
*
Gas
Jan
48'%
64% May
93'%
43%
__
•
47
18%
16%
145
50 %
•
com
Co
Washington
1,201
18
43%
Jun
10
common
& French Lab
Gas
17%
17
20
Jan
48'%
1
Power
Co
United
1,907
17
50
United
48'%
70'%
—
*
:
Jersey Gas Co
Oil
673%
539
45%
Co_____10
Reading Co
Smith Kline
48'%
673%
20
Electric & Gas
Scranton-Spring
14
__,
3
Paper
72
48'%
Jan
_5
Inc_
Co„
Public Service
69'%
Jan
•
Light
Corn
Mfg
2,762
Jan
81/2
50
Electric
Electric
24'%
912
48'%
—
1
&
Transportation
Potomac
23'%
70
41
16%
3
Corp
Inc
Progress
38%
24%
1,
Linotype
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
9%
—
1
243%
4.-25
—
Prices
195
7%
17%
16%c
700
•
(Un)
.
143%
7'%
10
.L..
Chemicals
Photo
Feb
19'%
593%
10c
Inc
200
♦
.
Jun
13%
25
Inc
65
__10
common%_;
U S Plywood Corp___-„__^__:_—
U S Rubber
(Un)________L____;
12%
■.
25
Co
24%
18'%
Film (Un)
Inc
Jun
12"%
36'/a
10
—-
Navigation
65
.1
common.
Jan
10
preferred
243%
2
(Un)__:—___„
28%
2
5
(Un)____
Corp
1,792
Jan
1
preferred/—L--4—"-
36%
___10
Resistance
Co.
Feb
25
19'% May
24'% Mar
•
Corp
35%
353%
Jan
Co
Industrial
Jan
Baltimore—
at
Jan
16'%
Co___
( Un
39%
5
Apr
1,700
_10
(UnK_
Jan
Mar
22'%
66i%
:
Inc—___-
34%
Jan
7
43/4 Mar
16%
__*
Calif—.
Apr
232
3
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Sun
35'%
—
6.75
new
Battery
&
Mergenthaler
Pennsalt
Bouth
35
■
B
(The)
&
6cott
96%
—
preferred
Fund
Martin
Philco
Jan
1
Co
Lehigh Coal
Merck
79%
a.80
America
A
Jan
5,138
5
:
&
series
82%
911/2
.—13
Dairies
series
5.12%
42%
89%
Acceptance Corp common
1
Motors Corp
1.66%
General
Jun
67'% Mar
903%
.
non-voting'___
voting
Foremost
27'%
308
Co_
Publishing
Duquesne Light
Storage
High
203
25
Transit
Electric
Low
29%
69%
•
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29%
68'/2
4.33
Budd
Curtis
.
69"%
Corporation
Delaware
—
Shares
33%
City Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
for Week
1
.
Tel
&
Low
10
,_
Atlantic
Feb
May
common
Stores
American
Jan
?3/n
50c
___.
Steel
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Wood
May
43%
r
25
Ry Co
Industries
28%'
Week's
Last
'
Alan
1
Fruit
S
Apr
•
(Un)
___
Corp
U
21%
233/4 May
—
5
common.-—
Gas
Jan
20%
25
Co
Century-Fox
Convertible
203/4
Jun
100
59
5
United
United
300
Jan
233/4
5,000
—ft*
1
L
United* Aircraft' Corp
.
21%
603/a
Jan
1,000
1
United
■
5OV2 Mar
Feb
22%
10'/4
'
25
.
Corp (Uh)______
Union Electric Co (Un)—:
^United
Jun
561/4
300
243/4
.
10
Carbide
Airlines
48
3,400
19%
42%
.__
United
100
37%'
Trans "World Airlines Inc.—____ —5
Trico Oil & Gas Co______.
50c
Co
48%
51/4
i——'
_.__1
_
Realty & Const
Transamerica
Corp
Sugar
Jan
261%
5
Petroleum
common.^..
Pacific
Feb
42
28%
U.
42%
1
Tishman
Oil
Jan
18%
Jun
IOV4
_
-
Union
55%
12% May-
23%
(Un) .—10
Inc
Union
36%
35
300
25%
5
common
Union
Jun
1,100
1,400
23%
5
:
Preferred
Union
38
45%
7
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc
'Twentieth
Jan
15%
5'/4
10
(Un)__.
Transmission
Tri-Continental
Jun
293/4
2IV4
—25
common
(Un)
Oil
42%
Jun
48%
— —
_6y4
(Un)
Sulphur
Thriftimart
Feb
183/4
371/4
573/4
233/4
56%
ft
preferred
Tidewater
30
23%
'
•
— —
Corp
Inc
Jan
36
'
_
w
223/b
36%
'
________
common
Gulf
19% Mar
900
21
(Un)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Texas
100
7,000
600
Friday
Jan
20%
—_5
California
Sunset International
Swift & Co (Un)_
Texaco
41
401/4
— —
A —25
_
Gas
700
*
N
Studebakej -Packard
Tennessee
36%
20%
Jun
50
120
Sale Price
Jan
'
2
Sterling Drug Inc (Un).
Telautograph
Jun
103/a
10'/4
of
Gas
Jun
541/4
39
—
25
_
_50c
Corp
Stauffer Chemical Co
Suburban
22 '/a
Feb
8% May
14%
Service_^____
(Ohio)
issued
Apr
44%
400
37%
'
Warner
When
20%
500
19%
common —25
—
of
Co
300
38
8
(Indiana)
Oil
Jun
10
20
— _
Standard Oil
Jan
90%
541/4
—
_
Co
363/4
Feb
20%
—5
common
Oil
Mav
301/4
25%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Mar
22%
■
—15
Cory
Standard Oil
Jun
21
361/4
——
2
_.
Co
(Un)
22%
9%
25
Co
«•'
25%
1131/4
STOCKS
103/a May
21%
—25
Standard Brands Inc
Standard
90%
/
(Un)^
Public
Sperry-Rand
Inc
23%
90%
—1
class
(Un)
Southwestern
Spiegel
23%
-
Petroleum
Southern
Warrants
23%
Jun
Mar
53%
_
Gas
Jan
19%
1
pfd
Calif
Apr
22 '/a
200
2.50
preferred
Southern
401/4
22%
—
__
Edison
conv
Feb
I63/4 : May
40%
9%
1.40
Jan
271/4
—*
—
17'%
40'/a
——
1
preferred
4.48%
36i/4
700
-
'
10
(Un)
2,600
•
""
5
Corp
;
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Southern
Jan
1,300
Corp_
Co
37%
14%
(Un)
Oil
33'% Mar
39%
Trading Co Ltd.
Mobil
100
1.35 May
22J/4
Oil
Socony
18% May
90c
Mar
19%
7.50
Sinclair
Jun
54i%
-20
Siegler
Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co
68
Mar
38%
Co
&
Jan
38'/2 Mar
53
49%
'•
1
Jan
20%
common
Co
25%
38%
Co
Co
Apr
300
90%
Shell
Jan
300
20
Finance
77%
2,600
100
-r*
—25
Apr
Apr
*
preferred
Seaboard
Jan
68
21
—__.
Corp (Un)
Jan
10'%
54%
1
preferred—;
Diego Imperial
Schenley Industries
27%
53y8
69 y8
1.66%
San
Jun
371/2 May
58y2
21
1
—
Zenith Radio
(Un)_—10
common
Feb
50%
1
(Un)_
Elec
17%
9
(Un)___20g
Inc
Co
Jun
56%
__5
Co_.
Francisco
Paper
67 y8
7%
56%
1
____,
Petroleum Co
St
Diego
500
10 %
18
5
—_
CO—,_
Oil
Rohr
5.60%
441/2
9%
65
_*
.
.
San
3,000
41
9%
—2.50
.
Co—_______
Rockwell-Standard Corp (Un)
Safeway
1,000
__1
Reynolds Tobacco
Rheem
7%
20 y8
1
,
v
18
__lo
Co—
83
100
7%
__50c
____
(Un)
100
25
19%
5
—
Inc
Reynolds
I'V
1
Republic Steel Corp
116% 116 y4
25;
Radio
Ry
•.
Co
Corp
Equipment Co
Washington Water Power
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—__—3
Pure
Oil Co
(Un).
___—__5
.i
Oil
Associates
Westates
43%
Feb
69
43%
Jan
Jun
'
Mar
32
69
5
Match
130
26% Mar
5
,
Cons
Universal
Varian
—
800
.3
.
Universal
Feb
for Week
Low
16%
common.
46'% Mar
Jun
Jun
Corp
Jan
22%
34% Mar
4,100
;
Steel
S
49%
Apr
42'%
Jan
Par
U
38%
37% Mar
44 y4
31%
32'/a
Mar
41
45 y4
1
(Un)_______
Co
„
Apr
140%
,
May
Apr
700
_
14%
1
Co
Gamble
2,000
26'%
300
44 y4
130
134
600
,
48 y4
;
%c
(Un)—
Petroleum
Procter
42 y4
(Un)_____12.50
Philip Morris & Co
19%
48>A
(Un)__i._____;—10
(Uh)_;__.
Dodge
44 y4
•
20
34'A
19
'
—
_*
—___
United Bottlers
t
(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)__:__
Phelps
32 '/4
-
(Un)_-___:__ 1
(Un).
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
—
33'A
i
cap
Co
Co
(Un)
134'A 134 V*
•
Corp__^^___z>50c
American World
13'%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jun
26% Mar
.
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%;
—
.
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
••
(Range for Week Ended June 10)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
'•
39
Pulp
pfd
50
Low
High
pfd
Feb
51
Feb
41
41
120
37
Jan
41
Mar
50
49%
50
214
47
Mar
*
29'/4
29
29%
3,312
27
Mar
351/2
Jan
47%
471/2
25
43
Mar
471/2
Jun
24%
24%
25
2,815
21
21%
'—25
18%
18'/a
49
1
$2.90
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd
common
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos
Atlas
Jan
Bailey
Mar
Bank
Apr
Bank
of
——*
Ltd
Selburn
of
5%%
Montreal—
Nova
;
—50
Corp
Steels
High
a50
41
50
4% %
—50
*
Co
10
a50
Scotia
pfd
501/2
Apr
20%. Feb
2614 Jan
890
201/2
Jun
28
Jan
325
17%
Apr
191/2
Jan
_10
52
511/4
52
2,610
47% Mar
55 V*
Jan
10
63%
621/4
64
490
59% May
71%
Jan
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34%
36%
1,425
_
41
33% May
42
100
36
44
Apr
Lewis
31%
425
2314 Mar
33%
Apr
Loeb
46
13,224
42%
Jan
46
Jun
Lower
4%% cumul red
'4%% preferred
5%% preferred
45
45%
47%
8%
48%
8%
50
47
47
47
5.00
3.25
5.00
50
49
•
Feb
155
j
-
50
27%
28
41%
Jan
46%
45%
Jan
491/2 Mar
10 %
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45
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Columbia
5,200
15
41%
50%
52%
Mar
27%
Brown Company
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Canada
Cement
Canada
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Canada
4%%
'
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—
425
9%
Jan
National
Jun
National
11% Jan
19
18%
19
4,060
97
97
453
15
3,504
May
■*
27%
28%
26%
27%
250
24%
Apr
18
19%
2,960
18
Jun
p23
Mar
75
75
25
75
Jun
83
Jan
26% May
52
315
75
51
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——
'
43
,
39% Mar
alO% alO%
52
24
Canadian
k\
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British
Jan
82
Jan
Bronze
45%
39% Mar
20
10%
Feb
11%
Feb
18%
19%
1,060
13
Feb
19"%
Jun
:
53%
2,618
46% Mar
56
Jan
;;
3,238
31% Mar
38
Jun
11% May
16
Jan
20 %
22% May
13% Jan
Canadian
38
36%
alO all%
all%
•
51
20%
385
20%
——
Apr
Units
'p;>|(
75
12%
Apr
1,140
18%
Apr
23
Jan
Reynolds
31
31
42
23
Feb
31
Jun
Robertson
_•
6%
6%
1,325
9%
10
1,775
6%
6%
515
6%
5.60
5.60
200
5.55
10%
10%
200
Ltd
Co
-
20
10
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
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Canadian
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Canadian
4'
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Canadian
tV
International
5%
——
Reitman's
Companies
Apr
10% Jan
7% Jan
Jun
8.45
Jan
% May
12%
Jan
9
13%
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138
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23
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683
2,352
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29
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31
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175
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73
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300
71
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—*
■*
Placer Development
———1
Power Corp of Canada
u__—.—•
Price Bros & Co Ltd common—
*
**4%
preferred
—.——100
Feb
"
Canadian
Jan
al2% al2y2
24
24 %
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Pen mans
Jun
Apr
82
377
Pacific Petroleums
•
Electronics
102
Jan
Jun
23%
3
82%
a
42 %
_
35
27%
10
Canadian Bank of,Commerce—
93% Mar
23
Jun
Feb
96
416
—*
Products——
Steel
Jan
100%
200
common.——*
Ontario
May
18
•
—12.50
Canadian
96
16%
Nova Scotia
Mar
96
preferred.—
Utilities
Northwest
Jan
89
12%
8% Mar
24%
Noranda Mines Ltd—
'
19
Mar
89
Jun
98% 100%
24%
19% Jan
28
a23% a23%
25
19,021
96
& Chemical common—5
Car Corp common.—•
Drug
Steel
31
14% Mar
5,426
a85
10%
Jan
Jan
100%
A_i_
98
Feb
Mar
Jun
26%
—
16%
Jan
7%
Jan
6
29 %
9%
——
Light & Power—
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
7%
preferred —__——
34%
10
—100
100
a85
40
•'
2.75 Feb
Jun
16%
93
300
10
—
Wire Weaving
Niagara
10% Mar
7
pfd———- Zlioo
Morgan & Co 4%%
10% May
30%
15%
—_—,—.———
Locomotive
Montreal
37%
29% Jan
97
«
45
-
Feb
2.20
class A__
Ltd class
10
Jan
Apr
9% Mar
-
14%
B
Preferred
/
Jun
Jun
4
Mar
42
67
34%
pfd—100
,tr
ty<
':(b.
2.20
34
_•
W-
Aviation
1,450
2.20
-
Steamship common
preferred
5%
14%
30%
3,456
Jun
41 %
50%
Jan
-•
-
common.
4.40%
Ltd
Safeway
960
Mar
11-20
common
preferred —
Malting common
preferred
}8f
800
ii
2.20
•
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
4% %
33%
45%
34%
—
ZZIoo
Canada
;f?;1
100
13%
'
™.
—
U—
12%
47% May
11% Mar
81
10%
14%
Calgary Power common
36%
335
44%
45%
•
Products
10
260
50%
31%
32%
•
a84
41%
(Robt)
Breweries
Class
28 % May
15%
__
—100
Mailman Corp Ltd 5% pfd
—•
Massey-Ferguson common——.—
IZioo
4%%
preferred
—100
5 Va % preferred
—
Molson
'
28
Jan
7
Power—
Lawrence
Apr
23%
30%
Ltd———
St
Mitchell
Jan
■
•
85
a84
50%
25
10
—~.
.
73% May
Mar
12%
«
—
,
Jan
35%
Jun
69
40%
•
•
*
British Columbia Telephone
Brockville Chemical preferred—
if:
May
5.00 Jun
Jun
50
50
28%
a84
50
British Columbia Power
;{».'
■
-100
Products.
Forest
Ltd———
Bros
(M)
MacMlllan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
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Jan
48
Mar
3.25
15,441
•74% a74%
-
50
——
x_—
J_
*
•
;
—
_•
High
24
75
235
•
930
2,001
75
4
pfd-_-
—3
Candy Shops-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
26%
27
26% 26%
al0% alO%
,
Jun
45%
48%
8%
•
27
—•
(John)-
Secord
Laura
31
_100
1
preferred
Jan
42
Dr.tlah Columbia Electrie
4%
Mar
45%
-.50
British American Bank Note Co—
British American Oil common—
Labatt Limited
65
Mar
42
__50
_
—.—-—■—
43
Sales
Shares
High
Low
Par
High
45%
—.—£
preferred
,
___——
Mersey 5 % % pfd—
Brazilian Traction Light & Power.
V
•
Paper
Rowaters
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36%
25
Corp 5%
preferred
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MV
53%
•
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m.
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Bell
52%
Low
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for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
53%
—10
Banque Canadian National
——
10
Banque Provinclale (Canada)
_•
Bathurst Power & Paper class A__
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Shares
High
■
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Range
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STOCKS
for Week
Low
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Friday
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of Prices
Par
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•
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Range
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Apr
-
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Shares
Par
Soca
Lt£e
Canada
Southern
6%
Power
Traders Finance Corp
Freezers
Ltd
of Canada Ltd
*
Amustment
Class
1.60 May
116
30
35
37
1,645
30
30
250
—
6
6
200
8%
9%
1,400
8 J/4
13%
13%
1,375
12 %
Apr
13%
50
2.10
May
—.
•
com
100
53
—
53
114
37%
25
50
6%
Abacus
Jun
A
United
voting trust
Corporations class
United
Loan
12
.
B
19%
*
12
100
12
19%
19%
21
17%
18%
Jun
2.00
8,550
2.uu
Feb
2.40
Jan
Ltd
•
4%
4%
5%
4,150
3.45
Jan
class
A
*
(L E)
A
'
17
18% May
Jun.
.
Atlas
*
1
10c
Ltd-—-!
Sulphur &
Atlas-Telefilm
Iron Co
Ltd—.
Ltd
1
10c
4,400
10c
4,500
3c
3c
49c
496
4%C
<
1
:
—
10c
4%C
—*
,
3.50
100
3c
Mines Ltd——-—L——20c
Mines
Arno
3.50
1
Ltd
Mines
Anacon Lead
48c
,
-
? Q0
500
40c
Apr
53c
20c
Mar
1,275
1,000
Ltd
Mines
18c
15c
18c
5.50 Mar
4c
14,700
1
3c
3c
1
28c
'
7.90
5c
Jun
15c
4,000
1
I
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
Calgary
&
Calumet
Uranium
Corp
Kodiak
Nickel
Canalask
Carbec
Ltd
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Central-Del
Chemalloy
Chess
New
Consolidated
Chib
Jan
44c
Feb
43c
Jun
Apr
5c
25 %c May
55c
Consolidated
Fao
Oil
Metal
&
May
65c
12c
13c
5,200
ioc
ivxay
24c
Feb
American
Leduc
16
100
13% Mar
21%
Jan
Anacon
3Vic
Analogue
1
4c
4c
500
5.80
6.70
4,800
71c
71c
1,000
1.16
1.35
35,500
a2c
6.30
*
1.16
1
a2c
48
49c
54c
50c
I
Feb
Jan
Jan
Anchor
Jan
Anglo
Canadian
Jun
1.35
Jun
Anglo
3c
Jun
7c
Jan
44,365
45c
Jan
60c
Feb
Ansil
5c
1.16
1,500
3c
Mar
Jan
Anthes
1,000
5c
Mar
11c
Jan
9c
Jun
23c
Kerr
800
10
2.04
23,890
4 Vic
6,000
9c
9 Vic
4,200
8c
31c
31c
500
30c
4c
4c
500
12 Vic 12 Vic
9,500
4c
Ltd
2.45
74c
75c
1.30
3.20
Jan
Apr
19c
Jan
May
47c
Feb
8c
Jan
4c
Apr
Mar
1.50
63c
Ltd
Kontiki
1.01
1.17
9,500
9.00
400
6c
6c
2,000
1.62
1.68
5,600
10c
10c
2,000
10c
4c
5 Vic
4,500
12c
16,500
May
Imperial
1
1
10c
•
1
Asamera
Mining
Mar
5
Island
Louvicourt
Goldfield
Merrill
//
9c
Jun
7c
Jan
16c
Feb
May
Mar
3r,
33%
5c
Molybdenite
Murray
New
Geld
100
48,600
7.25
7.25
1.50 May
1,300
200
3Vic
22 Vi
3Vic
23
IO1/4
101/4
300
a27c
a27c
Mar
18
Mar
70c
7.25 May
1,100
10 %
17
30c
5,000
22 %
90
10%
New
New
7c
Lake
29%
13%
New
Mylaque Explorations
—
a__
New
Santiago
New
West
UVi
2,905
10% May
22 %
4Vic
3,500
4%c Mar
6%c
Jan
19
27
Jan
al9V4 al9Vi
210
Jan
51
Apr
Jun
13%
Jan
14c
Jun
27c
Jan
8%c
Jun
35c
Jan
1,000
Jun
Bathurst
500
29
May
3,300
70c
May
28%
29%
I,030
26% Mar
35%
Jan
43
49
180
7c
4,000
6c
47%
—10
13
13
13
60
37Vic
36c
39c
15,750
4c
400
1.10
1.10
1.20
9,400
21 Vi
21
21%
2,588
4c
Jan
Jan
49
17,950
38
1.02
6 Vic
53c
Feb
Jun
10c
Jan
90C
Jan
10% Mar
13%
Jan
30c
59C
May
Jun
4c
May
Feb
7c
1.10 May
20%
2.10
28
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
9c
7c
9c
13 %C
Jan
6c
6c
6C
2,500
5c
Jun
lie
Jan
1
class
6c
6c
7c
36,500
6c
Jun
19C
Jan
8%
8%
725
—0
2.75
2.75
2.75
100
1
5.75
5.65
6.00
5,170
18Vi
2.45
*
B_
61c
2.45
10,000
100
7Vic May
2.21 May
7
2.75
2.95
May
Jun
5.40 Mar
;
Jan
9% Apr
3.50 Mar
8.00
16
16%
420
16
Jun
19%
18%
415
16% Mar
19 %
1.03
1,250
96c
22c
22C
1,000
19c
Feb
32c
7%c
Apr
9%c May '
55% Jan
Jan
1
8Vic
7 Vic
8 Vic
5,000
51%
51 yB
51%
3,369
47 % Mar
10
Mines
63 %
62%
64
1,972
59% May
1.43
—
1.40
1.50
21,175
1
41c
41c
1,400
•
Ltd
12c
1.30
Apr
41c
Jun
Apr
13c
II,850
12c
*
6c
7c
11,000
*
Mines
&
Paper class A
4c
4c
1,000
6c
May
3%c May
42
43
280
31
*
42
1.25
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
71%
Jan
1.63
Jan
55c
Jan
17c
Jan
12 Vic
Jan
6Vic
Jan
1
15 Vic
Bros
•
5%
Beaver
Lumber
—
Co
Belcher
Mining
Telephone
May
6c
Jan
Bell
Feb
16c
Jan
Belleterre
Apr
8c
Jan
Bethlehem
*
common
Coro_
1
25
52c
45%
Mar
44
588
23
Mar
33%
4,052
10c
May
24c
5%
7
2,725
21%
295
5% May
21% Jun
52 c
54c
9,700
45%
46%
18,797
51c
42%
May
Jan
7%
May
Apr
Jan
Feb
24%
Jan
75c
Jan
46
Jun
_1
—
10c
26c
Feb
Bibis
25
25
500
29 Vi
Jan
Bicroft
66c
70c
4,500
65c
May
1.13
Jan
Bidcop Mines Ltd
_1
6c
6c
9c
3,100
6c
May
12c
500
16c
May
40c
69c
72c
6,000
65c
Apr
92c
Feb
10Vic
9c
10 %c 11 %c
II,100
10c
May
19c
Feb
May
15 %c
9c
11c
Feb
Feb
May
19c
68c
1
Copper Corp
19c
50c
Mines—
Quebec
Mines
37
31
15c 15 %C
21%
*
B
70c
13c
I,250
10c
May
23% May
Yukon
60c
60c
60c
300
60c
Jan
Black
63c
72c
30,500
47c
Apr
78c
Jun
Bordulac
6c
5c
6c
19,500
5c
Jun
19c
Jan
Bouzan
72c
500
65c
Mar
Jan
Bowater
4.c
4c
1,000
4c
Jan
6c
Feb
47c
47c
47c
3,000
47c
Jun
1.20
Jan
Bowater
72c
Ltd—1
1
1.12
1.08
1
Mines
Uranium
67c
2Vic
Jun
6c
Jan
Jun
90c
Jan
Bralorne
8c
Jan
Brazilian Traction
91c
Jan
Bridge Tank
5 Vic
500
58c
3,200
5Vic May
40c
Jan
10c
10c
10c
500
10c
May
16c
11c
12c
2,500
lie
May
23c
5.90
6.20
1,800
8.50
Jan
Orchan
1
1.13
1.13
1.21
2,400
1.36
Feb
Ltd—1
15c
13c
15c
7,000
27 %c
4.95
—,—*
*
common
1,100
Jan
9c
May
2,000
4c
May
7c
Jan
136,600
33c
Jan
44%
May
65c
44%
45 %
705
41
Mar
47%
48%
325
45
Mar
46
May
48% May
8%
8%
560
7%
Apr
4%c
6c
16,567
4Vic
Jun
5.05
5.25
2,870
4.60 May
5.55
3.75
5.00
62,395
3.50 May
4.75
Jan
6 Vi
875
6
Jun
6%
Apr
44%
44%
40
42
Jan
49% May
2.05
•
common
9c
V2C
4
6
1
1
-
common
G)
9c
40c 48 %C
4 Vic
2.10
600
1.90 May
2.65 Mar
10%
9c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
6.20
Jan
45 Vi
48 Vi
8%
5c
5.20
Pioneer
(T
Jan
14Vic
-50
Boymar Gold Mines
15c
50c
67c
Mar
1
13,500
5 Vic
Apr
7c
—_—50
-
—
Paper
45,254
50c
44c
9,000
48Vic
—
20c
—.—1
5,950
9%c
•
pfd
3 Vic
Ltd—1
53c
8c
1
5%
Corp
Jan
45c
8Vic
1
Ltd
preferred
9c.
52c
1
.
Mines
Mines
65,400
1
Mines
Bay Uranium
5%%
Ltd
(1945)
1
Explorers Ltd
Uranium
Paudash
Lake
Pennbec
1
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Mining
Mines
Corp
Pitt Gold Mining Co
Provo
Gas
Producers
Jan
13c
Jun
19c
19c
lie
May
—1
3c
3 Vic
7,000
3c
—
6 Vic
6 Vac
2,500
5c
Jan
38c
55c
May
1
2
.
Ltd
;
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd.
'Portage Island (Chib) Mines
5.50 Mar
1
1,000
39c
39c
500
*
Ltd
2.04
2.03
2.08
800
1.99 Alar
14 Vic May
1
Ltd
May
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd
1
18c
18c
18c
2,500
Quebec
Cobalt
1
3.45
3.25
3.50
12,725
Copper Corp Co Ltd
-1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd 1
12c
12c
17 c
3,700
3c
3c
1,000
2 Vic
2 Vic
2,600
12c
4,500
&
Exploration
Quebec
Quebec
Oil
Quebec
Smelting
Development
Ltd—
Refining
&
1
101/2
Ltd-.— 1
c
1.27
12
Jan
Feb
55c
Jan
5c
Mar
9
Vic
97c
Jan
Feb
2.75
Apr
27c
Jan
'
Quebec
Feb
3.85 Mar
18c
Jan
5c
Feb
Jun
5c
Jan
lOVic Jun
19c
Jan
May
3c
Mar
2Vic
Britalta Petroleum
British
Columbia
4%%
preferred
5%
St
Gold
Crest
Lawrence
Corp
River
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscalta
Oils
Mines
Dufault
Standard
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Tache
Tib
Consolidated
Lake
Mines
Exploration
United
—
Asbestos
Oils
Ltd
Ltd
preferred
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
Class B
6.35
18,738
4.75
2.83
2.83
100
2.65
6.15
.
Ltd
1
1
Virginia Alining Corp.Mining Corp_
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd_^
Westburne
*
Oil
For
Co
Ltd
footnotes,
see page
44.
Jun
5c
1,000
I
5c
-
Apr
3.25
Jan
Jan
60c
Jan
1.04
Jan
38c
Feb
12c
Jan
8.75
9.15
3,120
8.60 May
13 Vi
Jan
1.45
600
1.40 May
1.80
Jan
8c
9,000
46c
22%
25,810
2 Vic
1,570
4.20
4.95
II,800
1.20
900
45c
51c
88,800
22%
22%
300
7c
2,000
17c
1.20
4.65
6c
15c
2 Vic
1
1
May
88c
75,000
7C
1
Weedon
40c
5,000
28c
a40c
6c
16c
*
*
200
90c
23c
6.50
1.45
8.75
1
1
Corp Ltd-—
Apr
5c
1
1
Apr
88c'
a40c
26c
_1
Ltd
class
Broulan
Reef
Mines
Jun
35%
Jan
36
80
42"%
47
Jan
Mar
Mar
Mar
41 Vi
Jun
•
12Vi
12%
12%
3,305
12
Feb
14%
A
14%
14%
150
14
Feb
14%
*
—
Jun
51
May
15
Jan
Jan
Mar
14%
14 %
14%
250
32"%
32%
33%
4,911
30% May
37%
Jan
45%
11
44
10%
45%
11
815
1,800
42
Feb
9% Feb
45%
Jun
11%
Jan
40c
40c
4,300
40c
52c
Jan
13%
14%
1,175
10
—
14%
1
14
Mar
85% May
47
25
1
Company
Mills
27%
130
143
360
620
•
Power
Telephone
Chemicals
preferred
Brown
15,018
41 %
85
47
51
84
46%
48%
*
Columbia
Brockville
28%
May
9% Mar
Jan
6.05
Products
::
;
Columbia
27%
41%
84
46%
48 Vi
50
-
.
British
—
100
—
preferred
British
27%
50
...
14% Mar
Jan
1
;
Ltd
Explorations
Ventures Ltd
5c
43c
1
Mines
Vanguard
Jun
Mar
1
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
2c
20c
—1
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan
1,200
2,000
2
—
!
Mines
Gold
2c
23c
1
*
Ltd—.
2c
23c
—'1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Siscoe
South
*
_1
Ltd—
Mines
Mining
•
50
Electric—
preferred
5 Vi %
Bruck
Red
Roberval
1
Oil
American
British
4%%
Hill
Cable
Cadamet
Feb
Calalta
5.10
May
22% Mar
7c
1,000
6c
1,000
4c
3c'
8,000
May
May
Mav
53c
Jun
Mines
&
2.25
1.85
3,600
6%c
6%c
5,485
5%cMay
8c
34%
360
29 Vi Jan
34%
6c
6c
2,000
6c
Jun
8c
15Vi
13%
15%
135
15% Jun
17%
13%
14
875
12% Mar
14
10%c lOVic
Calvan
26%
Jan
Calvert
12c
Jan
Campbell
10c
Jan
Campbell
Mar
Canada
Consolidated
Oil
Gas
.
—
Chibougamau
Red Lake
Cement
Preferred
42c
1,500
4,375
4,700
8c May
10 /2C Jun
40c
Jun
*
•
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
4%c "Jan;
12c
40c
16 Vi
18%
15%
18
16%
19%
1,275
5,235
13 /2 May
16% Feb
1
3.25
3.25
3.25
600
•
45c
45c
45c
18,600
22b Mar
45c
Apr
1
Jan
&
10%c
40c
1
Jun
Oils
11c
—25c
Oils
Mines
Petroleum
51c
71c
—
5.30
33Vi
1.75
1.60 May
10%
Feb
Feb
12Vic Jan
Jan
Mar
Jun
Mar
Jan
Jun
Jan
5c
1.87
May
6%c May
*
ADr
Jan
8
2.90 May
14,500
—
•
2tic
1.20 May
100
1,000
7%c
1.80
—•
Burns
8
3.35
7c
34%
•
Extension
8
3.15
7c
1
—
Burlington
Jan
4c
2,000
Bunker
—
3.35
1
I
1
Lake
Products
Jan
4c
53c
Red
42c
3.50 May
Smelting
i
&
Ankerite
Buffalo
16c
25c
*
A
Gold
Buffalo
Jun
3c
53c
lOVic
class
Mining
Buffadison
15c
7c
3c-
Apr
Mir
Brunswick
Building
,
Apr ">
1.00
25
Beatty
'
-
-■
18%
25
Seattle Duquesne
May
1
Mar
1
Mining
Power
Class
11c
4c
30
74c
45%
29%
30
47 %C
Petroleums
1
Corp
7.25
1
3c
Metals
Jan
10
15c
Asbestos
9%
14Vic
Mar
70c
53c
-
Exploration
3c
*
*
50
Montreal
3c
Rare
30
Jun
Jun
7c
_1
Uranium
Bata
Apr
Mar
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
,
-—*
.
20c
American
Opemisca
„
5,500
preferred
50c
American
Obalskl
;
9 Vic
4%
49
Mo
Base Metals
Bright
'■
8 Vic
8Vic
1
Ltd——.——1
North
1
5,500
-
Ltd
North
•
15c
Mines
Mines
Mines
Amulet
14c
Mines
Baska
—
10%
3,000
Ltd
Jan
375
Nova Scotia
Barymin
Jan
10% May
a__
35c
10,000
5
Mines
Jan
90c
Jan
4Vic
—1
Uranium
65c
May
•
Consolidated
of
Barnat
Jan
May
1,000
__1
Ltd
Mines
Hosco
Jack
Jun
47c
7.50
Mines
Bank of
Jan
May
3e
22
Bank
Jun
58c
4c
—
42c
Nickel
Products
2nd
Bankfield
May
58c
3c
Ltd
7,800
2,733
7.25
Oil
1
Ltd
50c
50c
7.25
A
preferred
Bankeno
Feb
18
of Canada Ltd—1
Corp
Feb
42c
47 Vi c
185
Mines
5
Mines
12c
50c
1,000
Mines
10c
Corp
Mining
Form&que
Jun
42c
49%
Copper
Gold
5%%
Jan
11c
——.—
6 %c
1
Electric
5%
1.85 May
10c
38c
3c
Ltd
8,450
•
Fabric
Banff
Jan
Mar
4c
Mining Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd—
9C
2,800
Baildy Selburn OH & Gas class A
Jan
Mar
28
May
11c
Island
Jan
6 Vic
„
Coast
Auto
1.72 May
10c
5c
*
Corp—
Jan
26c
9%c Jan
Apr
20c
70c
al9%~
Jan
16 Vic Mar
—40c
Arcadia
Aumaque
Jan
500
22c
Ltd——1
Jan
21
43%
8c
Steels
Aunor
.11%
5,500
22c
10%
33%
51
Aumacho River Mines
1.72
18
1
Ltd
Mines
Mar
28
19% Mar
40% Mar
4,650
1
Atlin-Rulfner
5 Vic
62c
Mining
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
360
pfd_ 50
Paper
Warrants
Atlantic
Bevcon
Massaval
3.30
I,677
5.00
Oil
Associated
Jan
5c
18
&
Petroleums
Jan
Jun
1.70
21
7c
:
Apr
Jun
1.35
1,500
69c
Explor Co Ltd—1
Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
Lingside
Long
Jan
40 Vi
43%
4.50
Ashdown Hardware class B—
..
8.30 Mar
1,235
3c
•
Ltd——
Mines
Jan
60
Mar
22c
1
Feb
1.76
1.72
5c
1
Zinc
32
3c
*
Ltd
&
32
_1
—
.
"
Labrador
32
&
class
3.45
85c
3Vic Jun
10c
1.62
1
Lead
19%
Jun
32
43
49%
-
Atlas
Apr
1.10
1.16
1
Inc
Mines
18,186
17%
52% Mar
20c
1
Jun
Jun
8.90
1
—
Ltd
Gold
32
31%
4.90
.
12Vic
1.15 Mar
1
1
!
43%
•
Pulp
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
Feb
9 Vic
6c
-1
1,000
2.40
Jan
Jan
1.87
2,600
1.30
1
Feb
6.15
4Vic May
400
-.1
._1
Ltd
2.40
4
13%
Mar
■ n
4.45 Mar
Vic
Ltd.
Addison
7,500
Feb
Jan
Jan
5,150
Haitian Copper Mining Corp
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd—
5
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
2.50
Hydra Explorations Ltd
1
Iso Mines
1.75
'—1
Area Mines
4,500
1.97
Ltd
Mines
25
6,272
60c
13 %
50c
Mines
3c
13
♦
Gunnar
475
56
34%
Jun
Jun
9.20 Feb
20c
——
Controls
12c
5.05
1
:
18
33%
36c
lOo
Petroleums
5 Vic
1
—
1,180
1
Anglo Rouyn Mines
4.90
2.02
Ltd
Ltd
1,000
10%
Jun
4.75
21
Mines...
Huronian
4.50 Mar
71c
75c
Mines Ltd
37C
10%
Jan
101%
Jun
4.75
28 Vi
Jun
100
lc
5c
12%
4 %c
Ltd
Oils
6,122
2,718
12,163
1.70
33%
50
Pete
1.01
13
Frobisher
Age
4.95
36c
<*•*4
pfd
Mines
Lead
3c
1
4%
Co
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
12c
12c
,_1
'Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Mines
100 101%
4.75
17%
4%%
6.80
4.90
1
Aluminum
Jan
Jun
*
„_
6Vic
5 Vic
1
1
Futurity
19%
I—1
:
Nepheline
16
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc_—
Geco
19%
Jan
•Fano
•Golden
19%
101%
31%
35c
•
Minerals
Apr
Ltd
8,000
Mar
1
Mines
Jan
2.35
•
48c
48c
4c
'
Empire
1.20
56
47c
1
Ltd
Ltd—
May
1.75 May
18% Jun
•
Jan
Ltd
Co
72c
common-
34c
Ltd
Corp
Jan
1,800
7,100
*
Oils
common
Aluminium
2.90
82c
Aiminex
Jan
7Vic Jan
-
2.10
Preferred
Jan
Jun
80c
Algoma Steel
Jan
Jan
2.15
1.85
4.85'.
Algoma Central
Apr
4c
7,050
-100
—
Algom Uranium
Jan
4,000
2.40
8
-
Pacific
5c
2.15
3.65 Mar
81c
Class A warrants
Alberta
Jan
1.95
—
•
Jan
Mar
3c
A
2.25
r
-
Trunk
Gas
Class
2.60
4c
_•
;
ADr
1
Mines
Leaseholds
1
—1
15c
—
Ltd
Copper
Gold
Explorations
Auto
Dominion
Jan
Apr
4,300
Mines Ltd
Petroleum
Duvan
27c
34c
16c
1
Ltd
Vauze
Mines
Mar
2,000
15c
:l
Copper
Dolsan
10c
40c
Jun
Ltd-
Ltd—
Pacific
Mines
Jan
38c
Yellowknife
10c
Ltd
Corp
Crusade
11 Vic
77c
May
Oils Ltd
Denison
May
Jan
9c
Corp__:
Rand
9,300
6c
54c
*
Chiboug Copper Corp
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Sliipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated
15c 15%c
Feb
87% May
7,650
—1
—
Minerals
Mining
14,020
Jun
12,085
8,000
*
Explorations
Rio
7c
Jan
12
Apr
73c
10c
Ltd-
Mines
7c
7c
—1
91/4
85
3.50
5,000
Ltd
Refineries
Mines
Cartier
50
69c
8,500
Ltd—L—10c
Oils
Explorations
Mines
Canuba
85
Jan
Jan
23
21% Mar
3.45
5c
Ltd
Mines
Homestead
Canorama
85
w-
10c
—.
Mines Ltd
Edmonton
Canadian
549
High
40c
41%
Mar
73c
28c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
815
10%
35
3.45
4c
,
Ltd—-
Hill Tungsten
Burnt
Since Jan. 1
Jan
—1
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp—;
Bouzan
23
10
.*.4*
Ltd
American
Yukon
22%
•
—1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines
Bibis
7,365
_
Oil
Mines
Alberta
Mar
38c
4c
Gold
12c
10,513
5.80
Lake
Mar
26,000
4c
Red
Jan
48c
5.75
1
Jan
47c
4c
Beatrice
41%
common
__
Voting trust
Jan
8c
25c 26 %c
5.75
Bay Mining Co
4c
89c
May
4c
1
Bateman
Mar
1,100
1
—
Jan
Niay
4c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
Ltd____
20c
4c
Earvallee
Mines
40%
o
Distillers common
Warrants
3.60 Mar
Jun
4c
26 %C
Ltd
Jan
4.
5,500
1
Exploration
Augustus
40%
•
common
Alberta
Ltd—1
Mines
Paper
20c
—1
,
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Ameranium
12,349
Agnico
Alba
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Advocate
27c
Advocate Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
f
Range
Low
23c
6.00 Mar
Corporation
Principal
Waterman Pen Co
25c
—1
Sugar
_
Acme Gas &
Jan
685
2.00
17%
1.90
18%
•
Shares
High
23
&
Atlantic
Preferred
Jun
Properties—:
of Prices
Low
Preferred
Acadia
'
United
Power
Ltd
Acadia Uranium Mines
12
Jun
Mines
Abitibl
Jan
53
Mar
Dollars
Sales
for Week
*
Jan
16%
Range
Par
Feb
12
Canadian
Week's
Sale Price
Feb
5 Vi May
Exchange
in
Last
Jan
33%
Expressed
Friday
Ltd—
Corp
Are
Feb
Feb
May
29
Shown
STOCKS
Feb
120
Apr
32%
Prices
High
—r
•
*
class A preferred.
5% °lc
United
116
Low
1.70
36%
10
Oil Pipe Line Co
Trans Mountain
Union Gas
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.70
pfd—100
class A
Fund
Corp
Canada
Trans
Low
2
Trans-Canada
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
41
(Range for Week Ended June 10)
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Sale Price
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.
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common
1
1
*"
20
—
<
6.30
5.80
—11
27%
26%
T
28
26%
6.70
11%
43,525
610
4.30 Mar
28 Vi
2,120
26%
50
26 A May
24*% May
20c
Jan
16c
Jan
57c
Jan
21%
Jan
19%
3.55
63c
6.90
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
14 % Mar
33%
Jan
26%
Jun
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Friday
-
—
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Low
*
Canada
A
;>
T'
Foils
class
A
21
100
18
19%
9,975
54
50%
54
305
1.04
1.04
1.09
1,800
13c :L6%c
10,600
43
25
„_10
common—
•
Malting
Canada
Z
*
Lands
Oil
Canada
common
Warrants
—'
■
*
Canada Packers class A
?•>/*
43
•
—_
Class B
20%
10c
41'/a
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50
185
25c
29c
Class
Jan
Mtge
Permanent
Canada
j'i"
47%
Daering
58
Jan
Decoursey Brewis. Minerals——r
75c
Jan
warrants
Petroleum
Steamship Lines common.
A
Tungsten
Canada Wire & Cable
Canada
—
—
class
27c
_____
1
Southern
Canada
Canada
Daragon Mines
__
„
—
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
Celanese common
10% May
16
685
4.00 May
7.05
6.60
Jan
14%
Jan
11%
4.55
4.90
4.60
4.70
13
r
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12
450
....
193A
20
16
15
•
preferred
:
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6y4
Pete
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian Collieries
28
■
16,200
8%
61c
59c
62c
2
29
29
29%
17%
17%
-
250
10%
725
34c
40c
1.70
10
I,050
*
*
——100
20c
10c
6'/8
ill;.
f
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3.25
56
62
Preferred
z
High
Canadian
Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
tl
by
Malartic
Canadian North
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2.60
Jan
6
3.10 May
45 y8 Mar
27c
38c
Mar
71c
3,151
74c
71c
5%
preferred
At
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•
.
•
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Jan
El
Emco
•
Can
Mines
Erin
Captain
Cariboo
Gold
Ltd—
Mines
Central
Pat
Mines
Mines
143/s
16
16%
620
16
Jun
13%
14
190
"'13%
Feb
19 y2
450
18%
Feb
Cochenour
Cockshutt
Farm
Gold
Lake
c/
3,166
11c
86c
90c
20,950
82c
Mar
1!
7c
2.000
6c
Mar
fir
Gaitwin
4.90
5.10
7,060
4.40 Mar
6.20
Jan
Gatineau
3c
II,500
22c
29c
55c
General
67c
50c" Feb
3,040
2.90 Mar
7
100
4*A
5.20 Mar
2.81-
Jun
7
Jan
13%
*13c
13c
15
4.20
10.000
15
7%
**
7%
21c
-
13
Giant
.*:
Jan
Jan
,
Feb
U.74
7%.Jun
* 21c
1,030
'
11..
Golden
Gold
13%
12%
Jan
4%
"
Mar
64c
Jan
60c
Jun
Granduc
9% Mar
Mar
8
100
2,000
4c
Apr
8c
12,625
May
12c
Jan
3c
Apr
5c
Feb
Jun
3.85
Apr
5,000
3.10
-
45C
Jan
$2.80
45c
Feb
Class
B
19c
-3,500
15c
Jun
32c
5c
5c
—-3,000
4c
May
7c
Mar
-34c
36c
2,000
26c
46c
72c
16c
48c.
44c;
49c
73,700
39c
37 c
48c
*
Jan
40 %c May
59,500
,65c
Great
West
Jan
Great
Greater
26c
Mar
48c
Jun
50c
May
75c
May
'""1.90
17
Mar
2,020
83c
69c
May'*'
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20
...
1.24
26c
14 %c May
Feb
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Corby
Rights
';
Jan
Class
Cosmos
Coulee
M
Jan
1958
Jan
Jun
6c
Jan
Gulch
5c
3c
5,000
5c
30c
.
1
30c
Jun
54c
Apr
2,000
7c
Jun
12c
Jan
25c
520
22c
May
32c
Feb
Cowichar.
Craig
11c
Jan
7c
13,000
6c
May
6%c
22,000
4c
Apr
32c
30 %c
32c
3,160
3.00
48c
Mar
3.95
Apr
3.50
10
39
38%
39%
1,965
34
Mar
104
103
104
170
99
Feb
3.35
3.60
1,720
16c
17c
3,600
16c
May
7c
Mar
•
3.40
16 Vz c
•
8'/2c
8c
9'/aC
1.30
1.22
1.33
9,685
17%
630
17 V*
18c
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7-,100
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19c
19c ™
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125-
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135
135
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-
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1,020.
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17 %c
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25
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25
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23%
22
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5 3/4
.,
Mar
30
300
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1.75
1.60
1.75 "
1,840
9.30
9.25
9.50
4.50
4.50
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3.00
3.00
3.55
3.55
4.15
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5,750
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43c
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Chemical common—*
—23.50
&
Tar
Dominion
Feb
Jan
Jun
1
Oil
Canadian Husky
w
7
~
32c
Jan
Mar
9.10
6.65 May
t
Jan
31%
21
May
17
May
1.04
-
27% Mar
675"'
12
63A
43%
common—-1
;—-—*
•
Coal
&
Preferred
Jan
3.65
Mar
1.60
2.20
\>[
11%
*
——
Stores
12 »A
Apr
12
Invest
Scottish
Steel
Dominion
Jan
460
7'A
3.25
19
6%
common
Magnesium
Dominion
Feb
8% Mar
19,800
9%
62
•10
May
51c
2^370
7.00
18%
common
Dominion
Jan
61c
25c
19,517
1.60
.
B
*
840 '
6.90
*
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—•
Preferred
——f—i.u__100
16
m
13 V* May
40c
Food Products common..
17%;
-
r_2~50
—
Electrohome
Dominion
Jan
2.75
Jun
20,660
14'A
9%
B
Class
Canadian
2.20
2.50
11 y«
14
1.70
1
Jan
55c
Jun
4,575'
Jan
11 y8
Feb
2.20
& Oil
16%
Morse class A_50c
Fairbanks
Canadian
Apr
17,830
r;
18%
;—;
Dairies
Duvex
Gas
Canadian Export
'!)T
42c
.'8.75
—
7%
1.40 May
ny8
Canadian Dyno Mines
A
_•
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
1.34
May
7y2
7,850
■
Feb
■
—-
Dominion
30% Mar
Apr
94c
2,375
1.80
ii
Dock
Dredge
8"%
1.55
2.50
.
Apr
14 %c
7%c
12,105
—250
Petroleum
Dome
Jan
22%
5% May
2,945
1.02
1.75
Canadian Devonian Petroleum —
Canadian Drawn Steel preferredCanadian
6%
97c
common
Wright.
Curtis
Canadian
—
5%
1.00
Chemical
Canadian
>-*
9.15
Oils
Dominion
17% May
Feb
16
165
30
29%
Feb
18% Mar. v,:,
2,485
16
T.T "
16
25
13%.
13
.
• •
29 c
Apr
19c
5,900 >
47c
Jan
Jan
*
Feb>-
-
3,733
8c
•
46c
33c
14c
Jun
8c
-
,
Jan
20c
Jan
4.15 May
11%
4.55
4.60
"
May
18,450
V 13,500
Seagrams
Dominion
$ 13A
Af
'(M'
210
210
11%
1—25
preferred
$1
Jun
31
'
20c
%c
8.90
Mines
Dome
Jan
38
46% Mar.:
6,940
_____
Jun
9.15
Palmer
Devon
Feb
56
3,635
38
_____
Mar
9c
1
i---
Mines
Denison
Jan
Mar
53%
;—/
7%c Jan
5c
23c
7-%c
8c
1
—
104% May
'
Jun
36%
class A
Canners
4%c
10.566
5c
*
warrants—:
Canadian
ir
'£•<"<
Mines
Delnite
Apr
6,000
23%c .24
1
<
Jun
8C
513/4
•
k.
T
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9'A
6% Mar
53
•
if
.it
150
37%
com
warrants
B
Canadian
1
Jan
Jan
99%
*
19,925
16,900
22 %c
23C
'
Jan
10
6c
1
—1
12c
Jun
11c
9c-
.
—
Mines—
Gold
Deldona
Feb
-
.
•
•
20
Aluminium
A
Class
it.
a.
8
4%c
5c
common
Class
..t
i
5.25
1.35 May
8
1
Minerals
Canadian Bank of Commerce
At'
A'
V
20,500
10c
1
—.-
Mines
Horn
Deer
45%
Jun
1.73
1.60
1.66
•
Canadian Astoria
!;(/•
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2.95
39% Mar Z:
50
*
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1
600
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B
1,900
3.10
42%
Jun
Distillers
K')T
f>:
3.00
42%
.
*
—
—
Explorers
Apr
7%
'
50
104
5c
5c
1
Feb
Mar
21c
1033/4
Jan
5c
E
I,040
Feb
Jun
48
103%
•
1
Jan
—
Canada Southern Oils
Mines
Cusco
100
—
39c
V
10
preferred
A
48
May
42% May
42%
41%
—
——
1.30
1.00 May
7%'
1.50
1.20 May
500
5,000
-
7c
7%
3.60 May
Jan
2.20
10,120
1.20
-7c
7%
—
High
Low
3.55
1.20
common——
—.
Crush International Ltd
Jan
57
44% Mar
Timber
Minerals
Crowpat
3.55
3.55
warrants.
Canada
of
Crestbrook
Apr
23% Mar
Jun
Oil
Cree
21
Jun
18
49
*
'
Jan
18%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
High
12% May
1,080
15%
21
18
_»
1—
Canada Iron Foundries
13%
15%
Stone
Cut
Crushed
Canada
'
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
/
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
I
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
-•
for Week
Range
Last
.......
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•
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Jan
Jan
Volume
191
Number 5959
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2555)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
'>
;
Mining
Bay Oil—
Hudson
2,650
49
"47%
49%
3,993
*
10%
10 VS
10%
2,382
:
Pam Porcupine—
& Erie Mortgage—
Hugh
Huron
Exploration
' *
Hydra
'
r
1
2Q
■
.Warrants
Meta
May
51%
Jan
Mexican
14%
Apr
Midcon
Oil
12c
Midrim
May
59
Feb
42c
Feb
Uranium
55
56
910
9%
10
570
77%
.77%
30
73
31
32%
16,175
30
•'
77V4 !
31%
11%
11%
12%
5%
5%
5%
37%
39
2,935
88
88
55
13
14V4
2,220
—:—_100
—:
—
_____
14%
___
8%
2,150
39
63
Milliken
Feb
Mar
Milton
79
Jan
Mindamar
37
(John)
Preferred
*
4.70
4.65
5.00
common—__—1
4.10
4.10
4.25
Co.Jv———
&
Natural
Inland
Gas
_—.
20
.—:
—_———
Warrants
12%
Apr
Jan
5"%
Inspiration
—_1
39%
Jun
88
Jun
14%
Jun
78%
Jan
8.60 Mar
3
"
I
'
•'
Jan
6%
Min
1,805
Jun
6%
13% Mar
14%
Jan
95c
2,700
30c
32c
1,
Jan
1.90
85
? '
Jun
International
Molybdenum
International
Nickel
International
Utilities
13%
200
6c 10 %c
188,700
13%
1
8c
common—*
53%
35%
35
55%
35%
41
40%
41
13%
53%
984
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Intel-provincial
Pipe
Line!
common.*
Investors
A
Iron
84c.
Jacobus
Jellicoe
Joburke
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1
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*
Jonsmith
inn*
v
Moneta
Corp
Mining
Corp Ltd
Drug
Jan
National
Grocers
60
Jan
National
Petroleum
5.50
Apr
National
Steel
Jan
National
Trust
Jun
52%
Feb
9%
Mines
38
1C
Mines
32,700
34c
Jan
62c
33c
50,000
24c
Jan
67c
Jan
New
Alger Mines
1.10
1.05
1.14
19,935
87c
1.40
Jan
New
Athona
29
28 %
29
1,150
27% Mar
31
Mar
New
Bidlamaque
28c
Jan
New
Calumet
Mines
Jan
New
Concord
14%
8c
9c
2.25
6%
Jun
Labme
Uranium
13%
14
495
12
52
415
49
4C
23,000
4c
Jun
9%c
2,000
9c
May
51
14c
Jan
New
2.25
7%cMay
6,125
16c
Jan
New
Davies
200
10
9%
91/2
9%
8%
8%
8%
100
32c
31c
35c
4,500
31c
22c
2,640
20c
8%c
11c
16,900
26 V2c
30c
2,758
25c
14c
Mar
*
14c
15c
2.09
Jan
8% Mar
37,100
1.18
New
New
1.00
6
61/4
3.00
3.10
7%
7%
B
1,460
):
4c
10%
10%
11 %
2.38
2.25
2.40
27c
37c
36,000
28c
-III
17,560
29c
8c
Jan
7c
5,025
6c
Jun
19 %c
36c
26c
Jan
43c
Feb
4c
7,100
2,000
4c
Jun
8c
Apr
23c
5,850
20c
May
35c
Jan
Mar
11c
1,100
10c
Jun
19c
11c
4,500
9 Vac Mar
17c
5,600
4c
4VaC
5,000
Harrlcana
:r- 1,670
...
Gold—.
7c
May
63c
Mar
1.14
Jan
5c
5%c
17,700
5c
May
9VaC
Jan
•
9%c
7c
9 VaC
43,000
7c
May
13c
1
15c
Jason
Mines
1
New
Kelore
Mines
25c
Apr
<2.09
Npwlund Mines
ftew Manitoba Mining & Smelting
New Mylamaque Exploration-
Jun
'
■'
New
v'-^Va Apr
Rouyn Merger.—
13c
May
25c
Jan
1,000
30c
Jan
40c
Mar
27C
45c
1
13,220
348,550
26c
Jun
1.27
Jan
6c
Senator
Rouyn.^!
3C
3c
10,528
10%
New
Superior
Oils
1
56c
58c
Jun
''u
Jan
22%
Nickel
1.80
Jan
42c
1
Rim
i.
Nipissing
Nisto
Jan
Nor
10 %c May
...
Mining & Smelting—
Nickel
Apr
!v 3.80 Jan
-
r
i
Mines
Mines
Acme
_1
<,
35c
40c
Apr
May
2,000
75c
Jun
4%c
5c
2,500
4c
Jun
7c
Jan
,14c
14c
1,000
lie
Apr
20c
Jan
36%
38%
-U '
;
,
May"
5,019
36%
Jun
48%
Jan
•
40C
40C
41c
7,700
38c
Apr
1.10
Jan
1
6c
5%c
6 Vac
II,500
3c
May
7c
Jun
20c
Feb
24 %o
Jan
Jun
3.70
Jan
Mines
Jan
Norgold
Jan
Norlartic
36%
—
1
20c
20c
20c
6,200
8
Apr
8% May
9%
Feb
Normetal Mining Corp.
_•
2.80
2.80
2.95
5,575
80c
1.00
I,245
74c
Mar
1.01
Apr
Norpax
62c
64c
5,800
6 >c
Feb
Apr
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
43c
40c
50c
23,550
40c
Jun
1.01
Jan
Northcal
1.90
2.00
Jun
2.80
Jan
•Northgate Exploration
6c
6c
1,925
9,500
Feb
10c
Feb
North
14c 14 %c
May
20c
Jan
Mar
33c
Jan
North
Coldstream
24
Apr
19
•28
Jun
27%
"
i;
Mines—
Mines
90c
Loblaw Cos class A
1.90
6c
5,000
14c
30c
31c
9,150
28c
3.50
100
3.05
3.10
1,250
'
31c
Canadian
1
Goldcrest
North
2.20
Jan
7,974
63c
7,600
60c
May
65c
62c
69c
361,050
26c
Jan
69c
26%
27%
420
23%
Jan ;
28% May
1.71
Jun
Northspan
.""Class
Jun
North
1.48
1.53
5,886
1.32
5c
1.51
5%c
2,000
5c
1957
Mines
2c
2c
2c
6,200
1.60
2.00
3,600
28%
265
30
30
30%
1,235
1,132
22 %
40
25%
26%
263/4
45%
44%
46
520
5.50
5.80
731
94c
95c
1.60
Jun
2,000
Northern
Jan
Northern
Ontario
Quebec
Northern
1
Warrants
1.10
3.50
—T____.
Oils
Jun
Northland
27 %
Apr
Norvalie
28
Apr
Nudulama
46
Jan
5.00 Mar
94c
;
Jun
1.10
Jan
77/8
Jan
Office
90c
100
Apr
1.25
Jan
'
3.50
3.50
270
12c
21,500
8%c May
Feb
'67c
Lake
Mines
Mfg__
;
__.
Malartic
!*
Opemiska Copper.
oVchan Mines
'
l%c Mar
8c
Feb
Ormsby Mines
:____;
6,100
3%c Jun
7%c
Jan
Oshawa
:
2.55
18c
7,700
15c
Jun
4c
Orenada
May
Osisko
Jan
19c
Apr
15c
Apr
36 %c Jan
May
4c
5c
163,500
1.05
6,366
River.
16
;
15%
16%
13,553
2.73
2.80
6,092
7c
7c
1.00
500
2.77
2.92
Gold
2.61
Feb
1.20 Jan
1.31
Jan
Jun
16%
Jan
24% May
25 %
,♦
13%
12
13%
3,450
25
25
25
95
3.30
3.30
3.15
2,335
1,000
,
.
—
Gold, Fields—
Maneast
Uranium
Manitou
1
Barvue
_I___—
16
16
100
15% Jan
9c
9VaC
4,500
9c
lie
lie
1,250
lie
14%
4 VaC
14%
25
14 %
5,500
4 %c
1,960
55c
14
300
37c
37c
12c
12c
Milling
Mines
:
„
i*
25
2c
2,000
14%
—
5.00
1.10
2c
Mar
81c
86c
II,520
75c
4 %C
370
60c
4,553
50c
'
—a
Jan
Pamour
Feb
*'"7
13%
—1
-1
13%
13%
9c
9%c
"8c
8c
9c
—!l
176
Mines
Marigold
!_:
—
*
Oils
._
5%c
—•
13,985
Parker
17c
-l
Mining
Corp
...i
<
5% %
Mattagami Lake—-
99
>
*
IIIi
-
61c
Jan
1,000
11c
Mar
15 %0
Feb
8.60
Jan
5.45 Mar
6.25
11, ,965
1.21
79,925
80c
Jan
5c
-2,000
5c
May
26c
1,010
7
950
26c
8%
6%
8.75
5c
May
11c
McKenzie.Red
*
Lake
_—i
McWatters Gold MfiTes_.
Medallion Petroleums
Merrill
Island
For
-Hi
!
77c
May
1.33
Jan
Peoples
30c
Mar
47 %c
Jun
Permo
8% Mar
12%
Jan
Perron
-99 100%
685
93% Mar
Feb
200
6c
10c
May
5.00
23%
Jun
29%
Jan
30C
31c
9,150
30c
Jun
44c
Jan
57c
57C
1,100
57c
Mar
8 VaC
lie
79,500
13 Vac
Jan
2,901
23%. May
30%
Jan
16 %C
20c
6,700
15c
Jan
4,000
5c
May
May
31c
5c
8c
Jan
33c
Jan
47c
38 %c
41c
19,000
1.55
1.51
1.65
9,773
1
68c
65c
72c
26,525
44,
&
Gold
Crow
Ponder
'
-
23c
May
8c
•
1.50
61c
Mar ■'
'•
14,740
3.25
400
4.10
1,308
32c
4,600
2.45
2.60
4,355
16 VaC 16 %C
1,500
16c
May
33c
Jan
15c
25,000
lie
Jun
39c
Jan
12C
13c
3.05 Jan
\
4.40
3.00 Mar
22c
2.40
!;
Gold
Portgage
Power
1.15
Jan
Prairie
Jan
8%
Jan
7%
7%
41
41
70
40
Mar
42
May
19
7%
19
100
19
Mar
22
Mar
45c
50c
Jan
45c
Jun
85c
900
13c
May
21 %c
Jan
63c
61c
64c
12,300
0Oc
Apr
1.17
Jan
50C
50C
50C
7,850
40c
Jun
45c
.
9,850
14 %c 14 VaC
1
t
1
1
Island
Royalties
4c
4%c
53C
64c
—
_•
_1
•
1
67c
.
4c
Jun
58c
40c-
1.78
12%
12%
5,115
51c
58c
158,500
37 Vac
40c
20,500
46%
240
1.78
1.78
250
Jan
7c
May
53c
9,357
...
46 Vt
12%
Jan
1.02
Jun
2,000
"74,640
70c
4c
64c
<
85c
«
67c
•
—50o
Corp
Oil
Jan
2.85
Jun
1
:
Mines
Oils
Apr
Jun
66c
Mar
6% Mar
905
3.25 Mar
•
Placer Development
Apr
Jan
15C
3.10
3.90
*
-3
common
Oil preferred
Mines—
Place Oil & Gas
2.34
Jun
May
i>
Feb
Jan
2.60
1.28
Pitch Ore Uranium—
9c
25
.1.28
see page
Credit
Gas
66c
14 %c
_llc
Apr
8%C
9,700
lie
-
Jan
-i-
-1
.1
:
;
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jan
24 Vs
-
6%c
15c
*4'
6.10
Jun
Jan
820
5,980
9c
1
Petrol OH & Gas
1,860
Jan
9.00
6.25 Mar
7.10
50
31,405
102
Mar
25%
3
Preferred
5c
20c
1
Mining
footnotes,
'•<»
24%
McMarmac Red Lake
Canada
Pembina Pipeline common
Jan
Pickle
Maybrun Mines ;.
Mclntyre Porcupine
of
30,150
5.00
9
Jun
Jan
,
Jan
12%
May
8% May
10,328
Feb
Feb
6.30
-
1
•
:_
Consol Gold
139,200
6V2C
7%
35c
30c
Amalg Mines!
Drilling
83c
5.00
37c
Feb
26c
450
9.35
,T.37 Feb
9%c Jan
25 %c Mar
788
3A
:
23%
__
__
Jan
May
25
1
Mines
10%
9VB
6 %c
_•
—
-
10
.100
preferred
Matachewan Consol
*
43c
Jan
36c
9.05
9.15
•
Porcupine
41c 46 %c
80c
80c
Martin-McNeely Mines
!
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common.
Jan
6.85
Paymaster Consol—
Peerless Exploration
.Jan
13c
..
Maritime
Jun
10c
80c
2,300
26C
Warrants
Pato
14% May
Jun,
Jan
?c
7,000
Patino
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%c
f 500
7%c
Pardee
9c
11% Mar
"
"
Marcon
Jun
99c
Jun
14%
,
17
8
—
30 %C
Parmaque
1.05
3%c May
50c
Apr
Jan
Mar
5c
1
*
Pamoil Ltd
Apr
27
,,
Jan
13
26c
1.12
1
;
Page Hershey Tubes.
3%c Jan
May
■
Jan
Apr
17c
Apr
6%
,6.10
Warrants
'
3.35
22% Mar
'
IIIi
common.:
27
2c
:
May
.
Jan
15%c Jan
Apr
14
16%
Jun
59c
16V»c
Jun
5c
57c
9C
.1
Mines
Petroleums
11c
May
4%c
u
—111"
—.*■
».
5c
27
v
2c
—
Leaf
Maralgo
27
•
._
—
Malartic
Maple
1
Mines.—
3.70
12 Vac May
'
"Magnet Consolidated
Maher ..Shoes Ltd
Majortrans
3.75
Jan
3.60
13c 13 %c
_•
preferred
18%
Apr
Feb
:1
Wholesale
Lake
Paciflo
Jan
8%c
14% Mar
Jan
1.10
11 %
Jan
Jun
Jan
32c
Apr
1.00
1,100
1
42,400
10c
7,920
1.20
:1
—
20,350
7,700
3.60
1.12
81c
48
Apr
Mar
41
*
Mines.
5c
1,460
3.55
*
■
6%c
12c
69c
23c
370
'
.
4%c
2.60
Jan
7,000
1
.
3%c
/
1.41
Feb
Jan
2,900
*
1
—-i
1.00
Jan
Jun
Jan
Overland
Red
t;
19 %c
2.55
Powell
*
46 %c Mar
Feb
1.25
48
•
'
Specialty
Oils
39c
83c
*
24,100
1.05
„
Jan
Mar
31c
U
60c
4 V2C
Jun
90c
—
Specialties
Gold
Oleary
Apr
18c
2.00
10 %c
Cockshutt
MacMillan Blodel &
May
66c
1.30
47
2
5%c
Explorations.
23c
8,583,
19,800
1
36c
MacLeod
25
Jan
Mar
78c
.1
4
Wood
Lake
Okalta
lie
17c
71C
1.04
May
74c
47,106
39c
66c
20c
56c
_______
25c
70c
35c
20
28c
!__
33 %c
—
96c
25c
*
__i__
36c
Mines
^
100
47
common
Ltd
Mines
.
Obaska
1.00 Mar
6
1,200
,
Mines
Mines
5,250
78C
Mines
Oakville
Jan
9.00
May
*
Macdonald
49C
20%
1.09
•
\5fec
—1_"
:
7
43c
20%
28c
Utilities
3.50
11 %c
!__
—
6%
1.10
|
common
Louvicourt Goldfields
Jan
•
Natural Gas__.
Power
Northland
O'Brien
tLL!
2.95
2.00
50
:
—:
Mines
30%
Feb
"
Telephone
Jun
Canada
May
29
.'25% Mar
928
__
Uranium'Mines
Jun
1.05
warrants
Jan
2.00
22% Apr
26%
26%
Mineral
Point Gas——
800
1
Ltd—
preferred
Apr
4c
26% Mar
26%
»
Long Island Petroleums
Feb
2.10
3.55
Oil
9c
Apr
28%
•
2.08
1
warrants
1.64
Jan
May
.
-__
59c
•
Uranium
A
Star
•
A
Jun
.
.
Jan
1.00
2.00
5.80
Hosiery Mills
37c
2.00
common—___25c
Rankin
60c
.50
____.
5,583
37c
7 Vac May
4,200
10c
1
North
Jan
1.71
warrants
Ltd
Jan
39c
8 VaC
45c
Feb
62c
_*
A
Jan
13c
7c
; '7c
50
4.20
.30
Preferred
12c
May
5 VaC
1
—
Preferred
4.75
Jan
28%
_
Apr
7c
I 9c
6c
*
__i_
Warrants
2.95
1.60
,
Jan
5c
6,125
9c
1
2
Oils
3.25 Mar
.30
B
13c
128,980
1,
;
Mining
Ltd-
Oils
2.80
'*
____.
_:
Jan
Norbeau
"32c
-
7 %" Jun —
1
pfd_„.
Jan
—
1
A
1.46
•
375
1
class
75c
Noranda Mines
1.00 May
200
3
Mines
Jan
7,396
2,700
79c
35c
1,750
-50c:
...
72c
38C
40c
75c
1
—__;
Jan
Feb
.40c
9
-10c
!—___!
Jan
6c
68c
;
40c
'
1
Gold
1
May
79c
1
1
Mines
3c
39 %c May
5,316
20
1
Mines
Gold
12c
9%c Jan
3.50
!•__".
4Vac Jun
300
New
1
1
6c
3&5 Jan
Feb
7%
3-10
Candy—
Feb
13c
9
;
__.
-
30c
1
7%
Mines!—
____—.
Jan
500
36,300
19%
—l
__
19c
9c
i
._
Jan
77c
i
1
—
19c
9C
19V2
"III
.__
Jun
4c
7ic
26%
-10
____—.
Apr
3.10 Mar
Jan
75c
1
—
27 V2
:
2.20
Feb
Apr
New
May
26V2C May
6V2C May
5,066
27 %
/
Jan
35c
lie
Jan
1.55 Mar;
1,000
35c
Jan
7%c
2.72
Jan
20c
3,906
8c
17c
Apr
Mar
2.65
17c
10% May
15,232
34c
Jun
4c
25c
4c
3,600
32c
4%c-
7c
4,000
1
-
Goldvue Mines
"
4 %C
Jan
9%c
10c
1
Mines
43c
;
Jan
17'A
Apr
Apr
1
—50c
Mines
Jun
Feb
Jun
9c-
15c
22c
Canada-
1
2.65 Mar
75
52
40,947
28c
7
1
600
lr
of
Oil
New Hosco Mines
s
7%
May
35c
36c
Jan
'
19% May
4c
I
29c
May;-;'
Mar
14%
2.60 Mar
4VaC
,6c
May
8%c
4,500
1.30
2.00
Dickenson
8% May
May
10c
New
9% Mar
Jun
20c
1
9
Jun
6c
31c
1
Petroleum
Delhi
Jan
2.45
Feb
1.95
1.65
Jun
32 %c
4c
4c
1
Gold
Continental
7c
8c
1
—1
Mines
Mar
8c
9,000
2.10
May
Jan
Jan
473/8
25% Mar
I,000
Develop—.
May
80c
17%
May
Nesbitt
Ltd—
Class B preferred—
Madsen
100
1.99
52
——
60c
15,366
i!_
13%
51% May
Jun
1.75
*
25c
1
Groceterias
,
27.
Car
54c
._!'
Long Lac Gold
Macfie
27
3c
20,400
v
'
1
Mining
Gold
Macassa
27
8%C
.15c
Ltd—
Gold
Lyndhurst
Jan
1,300
25c
Northern
,
Jan
27 %
4c
55c
10c
______
Gold
Lorado
Jan
lpc
Jun
9%c Apr
13% Mar
1,970
3c
2C
preferred
31c
9%C
Mines—
Secord
"Long
Jan
16%
Apr
60c
153/e May
35% Mar
50
1
American
Class
20 %c
15
4c
14%
10
!_,
London
7,100
14%
*
;
14%
Mines.
(M)
lie
C
com
*
:
Loeb
10c
]
Chemical
&
Products
_____
Silver
Locana
Jun
Neon
.__
Oil
Class
80c
Apr
z.05
5
Mines
Class
Mar',
3.20
—
Landa
•
35c
.ian
—.
Langis
Loblaw
472,350
11,075
'
Little
73c
3.00
41%
Apr
:
Wasa
Lexindin
56c
2.60
—I
Gas
Lencourt
68c
2.85
*
Mines——
Lingman
Leitch
Jan
1.00
Cinch
Laura
Feb
59c
4c
Gold
Dufault
Latin
61c
May
9%c
Warrants
1
Jan
27c
*
:
...
Lake
Luz
50c
1,800
'
2,300
Mines
A
Lamaque
138,875
28c
Mines
.__
Lake
La
58c
27 %c
Nealon
Labrador Mining & Exploration..
Lafarge Cement common
-10
Osu
50c
****
39 %
9,167
Nello
:____.
Canada
(John)
Lake
56c
473/8
Jan
Townsite
Lake
45
Feb
•?
Lake
Creek
New
Developments
Lakeland
47
1.75
1
Kirkland Minerals
Class
780
May
6
Copper
Labatt
6,900
16
May
common
C warrants..
Kirkland
120
63c
32
5
Warrants
Kopan
49
60c
15%
85c
1
__________
1
49
63 c
23
4.30 Mar
*41% Jan
.
.
153/4
1
Exploration
15c
.
,/ 39% Mar
1
Nama
lj500
Kelly Douglas class A
Class
135
1
National
■. <
•
41
35
*
Kilembe
Jan
40'/a
40%
1,410
1
Kerr-Addison
Jan
26
21,000
•
Gold
26
Apr
*
Minerals
Jan
;______
Mines
Kenville
Mar
20
1
;
Works
Wright Iron
Apr
17c
_!
of
20
748
Jun
5%
Apr
795
23%
.
common
361/2
200
21
24%
1.10
Mining Co Ltd
;____
Jumping Pound Petroleum.—_.
Kelvinator
~
:
43
6
Feb
9%c Feb
,
Feb
1
;
Feb
-
12%
Mar
•
Corp
Locomotive
Feb
17c
Mines
Oils
'
'
Porcupine
Moore
'
,
5c
Feb
May
24
24%
111140
31
1
Jan
7c
Jun
13%
33%
*
Jan
22
■
Montreal
Murray
55%
800
26%
35c
Jan
Apr
2.80
8,100
95c
Jowsey
Jupiter
10%
2.40 Jun
15
331/2
preferred—'
Warrants
615
2.05
29c
1.07
8c
23%
>, »
Jan
Feb
6c
99c
1
Jun
Feb
70c
14%
26%
*
:
Joliet-Quebec
103/4
8c
A
class A
39%
■:
Preferred
B
10%
_•
class
165
Mines.
Club Ltd
Class
4%c
4.70
Service
(1939)
:
•
.
500
IIIII1
Mines
Molybdenum
Jan
;_
Gold
'
Jockey
200
5c
4.65
20c
Lake
Mines
2.40
5c
_25C
;
Public
Jefferson
2.40
4.65
Mining—;
Feb
19%
63c
1.50 Mar
20c
8,115.
1
Explorations
Jaye
86c
1
—.—
Jamaica
83c
1,870
:—
Waite
Jan
571/2
'■
Jack
85c
6,230
14,860
56 %
Mines-—
Mines
Iso
May
1.60
57
Mines
Bay
45c
54c
14%C
May
20c 20 VaC
2:40
Brewery
-
Multi
13%c
5%
___25c
common
___.Iu___.i_-_.__-..;
Copper
8,050
47c
1.50
13
20c
*
Syndicate
Class
Jun
__5
Interprovincial Steel
Irish
3ffc
B
Jan
45% Mar
90
common.,
16
Jun
5%c May
9,787
5
—__25
new
—
9,600
Corp
National
Preferred
38c
6%c Jun
'
Jan
50c
May
-
Mt
International Bronze Powders com—_*
36c
1.50
Uranium
Containers
Class
Jan
1,325
419
53C
Metals
Ore
Molsons
Apr
4.00
14
10,500
18%
38c
Gas
Preferred
4.60
1.05
30c
High
7c
18%
18%
Brick
Modern
*
800
95c
30c
Low
6%c
•
common
Mining Corp
Feb
Mar
13%
95c
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
5V4
.
1
Power
;
Lake
Apr
*
&
•
Inglis
Low
Petroleums
Mar
31
V
Jan
City
10
ll'A Mar
5,735
:
Mar
52
Mines..
Light
Midwest Industries
Mill
■'
Shares
Mining
Mar
24c
1
'
for Week
Mar
7%c Jun
48
■
-
_
Jan
9.90 May
3,780
Range
of Prices
Par
4.00
43
170
27c
High
2.00 Mar
1,000
53%'
V
27c
Accept Corp Ltd common..*
$4'/a preferred
•
8c
53
27c
53%
Imperial Bank •______!_—
10
Imperial Investment class A_J_
♦
Imperial Life Assurance—_—_
_10
Imperial Oil —-——_—.———■-*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
\ 6 %
preferred __——4.86%
Industrial
7 %c
—
1
.
•
Low
3.55
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.30
Smelting..,.— *
&
Bay
Hudson
Low
STOCKS
Shares
3.55
—*■
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
'■ Par
Mining
Hoyle
(Range for Week Ended June 10)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
43
Jan
94c
Jan
12 Vs
Jun
"
'
10 %
Jan
58c
Jun
17c
Mar
35 %c
Jun
98c
Feb
Apr
55%
Jan
1.70 Jun
2.90
Feb
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
MARKERS
CANADIAN
Friday
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
•
Prairie
Mfg
Pipe
2.85
Rights
5
3.00
300
Feb
155
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
1.40
Vic
Jun
%c
3.40
Feb
2.12
Jun
46c
47c-
47C
1,900
%c
%c
6,830
3.50
3.70
1,145
2.12
2.20
2,275..
35c
40c
5,600
35c"" Jun
2.01
2.10
29,972
1.95 Mar
5c
5c
I.ooo
9c
8%c
10c
20,163
18c
14c
18c
DomeMines—
37C
Aidways
Prospectors
2.01
Ltd.
Ltd-
Producers
Gas
Minerals
.
_—„
Triad
4.35
5.15
—1
1
Gold
Labrador Develop
Corp
Quebec Lithium
12 %c
14c
J
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec
14c
3c
City
2.60
Feb
Jan
2.70
Ultra
Shawkey
Union
Acceptance
Apr
Units
Jan
29c
Jan
12c
Apr
19c
Jan
2Vic
Jun
6c
Jan
UnRed Canso voting trust
United Corps preferred.
3.50
2,000
9c
2nd
45c
L_1
11%
10%
11%
1,630
.100
72
72
73
390
Fuel
Explorations
Minerals
350
15
Feb
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
37,000
24c
May
60c
Jan
3c
4c
2,000
3c
Apr
6c
Feb
1.63
1.10
13% Mar
Apr
1.95 Mar
Jan
1.47
400
34,625
5c
1,000
4c
18c
13,445
13c
15
115
16%
16Vi
Apr
15
Jan
jun
17%
Mar
Mar
40
16
Mar
17
17
200
17
May
19%
Jan
10c
Mar
13c
Jan
16C
15c
Jun
35C
Jan
5c
Feb
10c
'
19c
5c
1,010
5
18c
5%
5,177
74%
*
5%
4.80 Mar
6%
Mar
81%
Jan
9c
Jan
66
125
74%
70
6c
6c
1,000
69%
70%
3,251
2.90
2.83
2.90
31,065
7.25
6.00
7.25
2,755
6.00
Jun
20
20
100
17%
Jan
10
10
I,562
9%
Feb
8c
of Canada
9c
6,000
8c
Jun
Oil common
20
-
Mar
6c
80
Mar
66
Jan
Russell
Industries
Mining
pfd
3.18 Mar
2.54 May
St
Lawrence
5 %
St
Corp
18%
common
9.50 Mar
Jun
20
13
Jan
Vandoo
;
90c
6,350
10
6,830
4.65
5.70
675
90c
35,884
51c
36
36
20
_.50c
80c
80c
1,966
15c
15c
500
*
—
10
10
100
class A
Holdings class
Selkirk
1
A
Class
A
Class
A
Vespar
1,750
29 %
Jan
1.20
15c
Mar
24 %c
10
Mar
2,090
Apr
5%
30%
Jan
31%
Jan
39 %
Jan
25
Feb
Mar
107
26
39%
935
82c
82c
85c
5,500
-
37% Mar
2.95
"
75c
1.00
Mar
Mines
Quebec—
1
3.35
3.35
Silver
Miller
Mines
1
30c
30c
31c
12,480
50c
19c
19c
22c
3,000
16Vic May
Dairies class A—-———•
_—1"__.————I
•
10 %
10%
10%
675
9% Mar
10%
10 %
10'A
15
Mines—
Standard
-
Class
B
Manufacturing.
1.30
1.50
13c
72,700
«
4.25
4.10
4.25
2,605
15
15
560
•
Standard
2.25
2.25
2.50
Paving
Standard
Wire
Warrants
45c
6c
7c
25c
25c
28c
39c
35c
40c
4,078
4c
5c
34
35
74%
74%
75%
4 Vic
4%c
8.95
Bros
8.75
9.25
20
20
20%
!•
Steel of Canada
Mining
Rock Iron
Steeloy
Steep
class
Steinberg
!
;
A
—
;
2.35
Apr
19c
Jun
210
Gold
River
Sudbury
Cons
3.80
Apr
13c
Webb
&
;
Jun
Jun
53c
7c
Sunburst
38%
Jan
70% Mar
87%
Jan
Apr
3c
13%
Mar
Jan
24
8.60 May
18
Superior
Jan
22c
Feb
80c
Jun
1.81
Jan
5c
Mar
8,000
3,100
21c
20c 22 %c
28,600
Petroleum
Supertest
Gold
Gslvanlte
Tamblyn
Oil
&
Grocers
class
Teck
Surf
Texaco
Thompson
Ltd
&
Torbrit
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
Toronto
General
Ind
Woodward
Class
Toronto
Iron
Toronto Star
Traders
5%
8%
100
II,335
1.52
Yale
Lead
York
Finance
preferred
class
Young
Zenith
Jan
59%
Jan
Apr
84
Jan
94C
Apr
10%
Jan
75c
84c
7%
500
54c
51c
57c
43c
41C
45c
26c
32%
2.55
125
60c
280
93c
93c
1,280
'
3.60
Jan
Jun
1.35
Jan
82c
May
1.55
32
Mar
34%
3.35
100
28c
30c
6,300
25c
2,655
12 %c
30c
'v '
13%c 13 %c
■
•
17% May
32% Jan
I
58c
3.35
.
Jan
Jun
2.55
100
/
70C
Jan
32% Feb
Jan
1.88
Apr
Mar
12
97
2.55
I'
24%
Jan
Feb
26
Jan
May
3.50
3.25 Mar
Jan
Jun
55C
Jan
Jan
30C
Feb
Feb
35
Jan
36%
.
.
Jan
35
995
34
35
2,310
104%
105
75
100
Mar
105
Apr
13
13%
1,865
10
Mar
r-t <r> £
Jan
6%
6%
6%
500
1.19
.
34%
34%
1.16
1.24
10,350
60c
200
f, '
»
;
52 c
10c
/
8%c
*'•
29
28% Mar
6% May
:
;
7% Mar
V
'
1.67
Jan
Mar
1.051
Jan
8%c
Jun
15 %C
Jan
5,500
4%c
Jun
7c
Feb
2,000
9c
May
14c
Feb
12c
9%c
1.10 Mar
50c
113,000
5c
:
4%c.
5C
-
9%C
0
4.50
...
25%
16%
16%
17
5.50
Ilia
,.—
5.50
6.00
1.06
1.10
29
16% May
19%t
Jan
760
4.75 Mlay
8.25
Jan
2,245
>
24% Mar
995
15c 16 %c
-I
1.01 May
1.40
Jan
■
15c
4c
6,000
3c
May
I'/' 97c
95c
1.00
6,520
95c
Jun
«
■-/
20c
20 c
100
15c
Mar
61c
65c
28,900
56c
3C
3%c
7,000
3c
2.80
2.70
2.80
2,225
2.50 Mar
21c
19c
22c
46,700
20c
class B
-
II.I_.Il
Mines
62c
;
1
:
•
15,550
Jan
27C
May
3%c
1
.
Mines
Jan
5.0C1
4.25 Mar
215
1.10
class. A_.I
Oil
G)
25'A
——
Ltd
Bear
290
4.75,
4.50
•
A
Zenmac
IIIIIIl
Mines
Metal
'
<
,
6c
Jan
Jan
s
Feb
1.12
/
27c
May
May
87c
Jan
May
5c
Jan
3.00 Mar
19c
Jun
29c
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Canadian
Id
for Week
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Bulolo
Canada
1,171
25
1,175
4.50
4.70
13%
15%
30%
:
Dupont
:
42
17%
Jan
'•
Mar
31
210
29 %
Apr
34
20
20
175
20
Jun
22
Feb
30%
40
2 8 3/4
Apr
33%
Jan
40
300
37'A Mar
53/8
600
4.85 May
40
Apr
6% Mar
42
433/8
3,085
36% Mar
44%
Jan
15C
3,500
15c
May
22c
Jan
76
77%
465
71
Mar
90
*
36%
175
35%
223/4
36
22%
23%
1,351
23%
Linoleum.
&
Canada
(1956)
•
Feb
Apr
40%
Jan
207/8 Mar
26 %
Jan
*
j.
23%
23%
315
23
Apr
26
Jan
7.50
105%
99%
106
796
Jan
12%
12%
12%
1,300
96% May
9% May
130
l
Paper
14
Jan
83
90
130
75
Feb
90
Jun
29%
30
340
27 %
Apr
31%
Jan
42
43
150
403/8 Mar
46%
125
125
10
Inc
&
Power
•
Paper
Ontario Paper
&
Jun
15c
Products.
International
Ogilvie
5.00 May
Jan
13%
_»
common
Oilcloth
Co of
Loblaw
*
5,664
,•
Glass
Steel
Hayes
Apr
May
5%
;
Paper
43
8
26% May
40
:.
Oil
Dalhousie
Feb
3.90
1,325
«
Apr
6 % Mar
20%
30%
Investments-
Marconi
35%
"
High
30
*
common..
General
Consolidated
7%
4.70
Sugar
Canadian Ingersoll Rand
Canadian
40
7
24 5/8
15%
Vinegars
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
39%
7%
-I#
Dredging
Dominion
A
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
-
243A
II.5
Corp
Gold
Shares
High
229
40
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper.
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Low
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Flour
2.50
*
1—,
common
43
Mar
1.15
31c
—
Jan
Feb
56
48% Mar
1,276
10%
250
9
May
110
39
Apr
44%
Jan
Jun
18
Feb
Oreille
Bros
May
59
14
250
59
260
57
36
37
2,052
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
3-50
3.50
183A
173%
18%
32%
34%
30
,
20
12,950
—
16%
Jun
tj
Feb
Consolidated Gold
Zellers
-
2.50
2.50
2.50
800
2.40 Mar
42%
433/4
425
38% Mar
46%
Jan
1.51
1.51
400
1.50 Mar
1.70
Apr
57c
60c
2,500
35%
35%
100
1
Corp...;
60c
»
,
Jan
FOOTNOTES
Feb
a
No
par
Odd
FOR
3.15 Jan
57c
Jun
72c
32
Feb
34% Mar
Jan
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
value.
lot sale
t
(not Included
In
year's
range).
d Deferred
In
delivery
sale
(not
Included
Feb
e
Feb
I Flat price.
r Cash.sale (not Included In
year's
26
May
42%
*
Jan
5.00
125
•
.
......^..
37
Feb
2/ld Mar
,
38
Apr
32
155
.
y-
37%
Feb
May
1
.....
Yukon
Apr
14
59
Mines
Southwest Petroleum
•
14
14
Pend
125
Jan
53%
'39%
13
100
Mar
39
52%
"•
J,
Price
62c~~May
24 Vic May
Preferred
Jun
10%
53%
3.50
1
Jun
41c
7c
Apr
51c
1,500
•
-
4c
12,750
26c
6%
5,500
8,083
36%
—
43c
23,550
7%
4%c
—40
__
16
32%
1.15
40c
Mar
1957 warrants
Trans Canada. Pipeline
590
6,100 ~
25
Electric
Minn
40c
Jun
Mar
_* ■'
—
—
2,100
105
Mines
Jan
2.15
1.25 Mar
19c
76
_
.
50c
34%
Zinc
A
(H
Yukeno
Maclaren
45
11-50
A
1.23
43c
25
1
class
Knitting
Jan
125
_•
-
1.19
25
1
Yankee. Canuck
2.80
Jun
565
-L.20
preferred
Jan
Jan
84
;
common
A
warrants
Yellowknife
9%
8% Mar
49%
Trusts..—_.
Works
Class B
-
Jan
80
io
_
Mar
75C
—.
Wright-Hargreaves
Mar
Jan
•
.—
Jan
21c
Jun
■
II
Stores
A
40
48%
.1
Bank
12c
Jun
50c
8,067
25
Larder
(J)
Mar
57c
io«
Ltd
Jun
13c
15,300
16
50c
—
Alexander
Mar
69c
4%C
Silver Mines—-
7c
2,275
56c
— M.
Dominion
84
Tiara Mines
Tombill
15c
1.41
34%
Yukon.—
Wood
Dominion
49%
.1
Petroleums
13c
*'!:$<}! m'v;.
:
Wood
38
31,510
Jan
.
60c
41,200
3.50 Mar
12c
May
1.20
A
class
Jan
13c
May
4c
51c
/
1
Jan
Apr
2.07
7c
2.50 May
r;
34%
Windfall
Jan
May
23c 24 Vic
200
1.35
15c
•
—:
Winchester
1.04
37c
1.80
2,000
34%
Coghlan
3.60
39c
23c
500
7c
52c
.
class
Inlet
Mines
Jun
950
2.00
2.90
4'/aC
7c
y 7c
Warrants
Feb
1,000
1.65
2.90
4%C
Jan
40
1.52
77c
Park
Apr
•"'
Pass
Jan
_•
common
6.00
...
Warrants
17%
45c
1.61
Lundmark.
Thorncliffe
Tidal
Jan
100
Canada
Preferred
4.10 Jan
*
preferred
Jan
48c
i
.
3,100
*
—
B
4.50
2.70
40
1
,
8c
1
..
A
Petrol
(Geo)
4.50
8%
10
;
16%
13%
28,065
j
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
8c
20
Weston
Jan
40
45c
J,
Jan
45c
1
preferred
Jan
•'
Leaseholds
3.30
800
80c
26c
Mar
Jan
48c
50
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
38%
.
Preferred
Western
Feb
6.00 Mar
33% Mar
;
.
Petroleum
Naco
Jan
6.90
2,995
•
Decalta
Wiltsey
Apr
2.45
Apr:
13,592
.j
Western
Willrov
1.60
1.60 May
600
58c
Copper
White
Feb
1.38 Mar
3,325
1.80
Jan
Apr
38%
35
6.25
2.90
,
5
Canada Breweries.-
$6
1.42
<
Jan
28
34 %c
25 %c May
550
3,000
/
6.25
;
Feb
47c
I
Products
Class
28c
38%
Jan
2.25
36 %
.
Western
Western
Jun
36
Jan
7c
May
80c
6.00
—II1I25
Gas
Warrants
3c
200
26c
__
Western
"Western
Apr
'•
*
Warrants
Westeel
Jun
21%
T
•
Canadian
2.20
6,535
1.70
x
__
Westburne Oil
West
225
24
1,000
•
v
8c
.—_i
Petroleums
Wespac
2.55
1.55 Mar
100
2.25
■
IIIIII 1
Ltd
Nickel—
Lake
2.05 Mar
545
2.70
77c
79c
preferred
Taurcanis
14%
Mar
13
700
2.70
Industries
1.85
12c
50
3.80
14%
Ordinary
Switson
2.75
3.80
common.
14
2.75
Jan
10c
1.40 May
450
13%
Warrants
.
36%
w7,:
•
Ltd
Canada
Mining
Jan
-18c
7c
Jan
90c
1.40,
»
_
Jan
6c
May
4,600
1
Exploration
Propane common.
*
:
Jan
Mar
4c
2,500
1.45
Jan
1.25
',;
Jun
1.00
10,600
1.75
1.70
STOCKS
18c
6c
Jan
8%
3%c
1.40
Jan
90c
1.42
1.89
36%
Mines
Knapp
27c
Jan
80c
6c
Apr
Jun
Jan
56c
18c
1.45
28C
May
1.15
810
'
Jan
6.75
6% Mar
20,100:
1.03
22%
38%
1
Equipment
Jan
Apr
80c
1
18c
10,920
*
7
2.20:
/
1 "•
:
...
Ref
Petroleums
Wayne
Weedon
•**
*
•4
•
Jan
18c
1
Mines
20c
1.23
'y
Jan
5.30
80c
23
•»
W
&
Jan
19
Jun
.1
Contact
Sullivan
Jan
'
Jun
35
.
3,000
Jun
4.50 May
Jun
rl
r
Submarine Oil & Gas„1
Apr
46
65
"
3%c
,
.
-I"
^
■IIII 10
Trust
Canada
Sturgeon
54%
Feb
46c
32
-
25
49% Jan
Jan
25c
17,168
.
Jan
33 Vic
335
.
22% Mar
Feb
6c
I,000
Stedman
_•
Jun
115
•
36
'/
7
1.00
V,".
—
Jun
23 %c
25c
5,640
4 Vic
-1
30
21%
May
2.20
.
Feb
82c
Jan;
5.20 May
,1.25 Apr
60
;•
6.35
1.16
/ 3%C
^
/
Ltd
Grey
G
Jun
4.10
15,100
34
Btarratt Nickel
Jan
2.95
14 % May
-
II,830
.-1
Stanwell Oil A Gas
1.09
Jan
1.25
1,500
-1
Uranium
Stanrock
38c
Jun
lie
3,300
101,635
7c
IIIi
Uranium Corp..
Btanleigh
44c
—
Jan
Mar
8c
725
11c
Jan
20% May
25
13,600
12 %C
10% May
11%
2.00
115
8%c
Jan
33%
87c
1,319
10c
8%C
Ltd.
Foods
Stafford
25%
21%
-30c
Air Services
Mines A Oils.
Bpooner
25%
21%
1
Southern Union Oils
Spartan
9,030
Mar
Mar
27
17,275
21%
*
common
new
91c
2.95
-
Mar
10
2,590
87 c
2.70
29%
—•
Slater common
Southam
30%
87c
2.95
29%
1
Ltd
Mines
K D
8
•
Ltd
Simpsons
Siscoe
Jan
43c
32c
Apr
27c
Jan
4.50
3.30 May
200
Sigma
-
163A
53
Apr
Feb
1.67
i
Mines
Waterous
Jan
3.25
Jun
2.01
24,445
r
.
18%C
20c
1.00
Apr
28%
2.80
Jan
9% Jan
3.45 May
3",910
V
54
35
•
.
IIII10
Amulet
Waite
Jan
4.65
39
2.85
90c
6.20
119
'
common.
—
&
Walker
Jan
4.10 May
-
49%
44,875
"25
35
IIIIIi :•!
Explor
Wainwright Prod &
Mar
10
3.25 Mar
2,425
-
•
12%
485
V
25
'
i.
V
]
7,650
13 5/a
53%
Jan
73c. May
.;
.
Feb
51
"
■
Power
Mines
Violamac
Mar
47
*
Jun
28%
Sherritt Gordon.
Suverwood
•I, '25
.
Ltd -—1
Victoria
■v
Silver
—30
Alloys
Preferred
Jun
1.04
May
39%
—*
50
—50c
Gold—
Creek
Sheep
90c
■
27
•
—
—
preferred
3.90
4.50
27
*
Bhawinigan Water & Power com
•
3.75
4.25
3.85
•
Freehold
Security
6.50 Jan
13c
Mar
36
Jan
90c
May
46 Vic
Jan
10%
,
Jan
98c
Feb
7c
5,500
Metal
95
Mar
48c
7,500
9c
.—
75c
4.00 Mar w*
1
Petroleum
■>
;„./8%
7%c
8c
—
—
90c
Corp
Cons
Ventures
Jan
18% May
Feb
89
85
94%
75c
50c
!
Gold
13%
15% Mar
67c
Debentures
Scarfe
6,810
9%
Sapphire Petroleums
Satellite
18%
94%
Gold
River
Sarcee
18
5.25
Antonio
r4.90
—«
Venezuelan
Jan
13Vic
-11% May
10
Warrants
Sand
420
85c
Gas
Shirriff Horsey common-
Balada
11%
.
preferred
Maurice
San
11%
11%
class A
Lawrence Cement
53
4.20
6.25
Western
St.
13'A
523/4
Fortune
New
Vanadium
Jan
—
Ryanor
Apr
4.70
—50
Oils
Werner
70%
Mines
8
13%
Jan
9c
II,300
13,000
5c
-1
Consol
26c
May
Jan
9c
9%
50o
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
(/V) Can Ltd common
5%% conv pfd
8 Vic
17
16%
_20
520
52%
Jan
46c
Jan
25c
15
Roe
Preferred
1.50
51,950
Dran_
Mines
Royalite
Jun
15
_1
Royal Bank
Mar
35C
29c 34%C
9
Jan
9%
-
Jan
78c
57c
,
Rowan
11%
15
Mfg common
Mines
Rockwin
Jun
Jun
8.65
17c
preferred
A preferred-
1
A
Upper Canada Mines
28c
—
class
Roche
Jan
53c
5c
Mines
Athabasca
Robertson
United Steel
16c
Jun
—
Rupununi
9
—25
Jun
10c
47 VaC
1.63
Apr
'
——
United
1.17
34 ViC
Hill
United
55c
-1
Jan
14c
Apr
45
—I
preferred
Feb
53c
-1
Mines
2nd
2,060
B
Feb
3.05
37,500
Class
Jan
'
1.10
III
7
35
V
common
class
5.80
Jun
58C
*
525
!II50
18
Jun
2,985
III
Mining
Renabie
United Keno
28c
Oil
Grip & Batten—
Rayrock Mines
Rexspar
Jan
56c
Ranger
Jan
5%
May
4,050
8
48
1
Inv
Jan
1.10
Rapid
$6
8.95
Mines.
Uranium
Radlcre
Rix
8.70
8c
8 Vic
_
Canada
preferred
80%
10%
72
...
1,464
5,530
Mining
Quemont
Realm
lie
8.70
Queenston Gold Mines—
of
A
66c
Mar
3.45
Jun
8
■■
*
preferred
Class
13 %c
Jun
18,150
10c
4
Mar
Jan
2.50 May
10c
3.35
210
•
7
1.50
United Asbestos
14c
65c
lie
4.00
47c
May
8c
*
23c
9c
3.40
Jan
4.10
2.25 May
48
1
May
May
59c
—1
Jan
17%
Apr
23c
25c
4i00
*
.......
7Vic Jan
62C
Warrants
11%
1,000 r
25c
V.
•
:
11,235
common.u.j..
May *.
700
1
Manitou Mines.
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas.
-2.55
-1
Mines
1st preferred
United
Quebec
300
2.25
High
12
8% May
8,190
♦
Gas—t_l_—__
8c
3,000
2.50
9%
12%
'
4c
:
19,655.
7,525
..
2 Vic
1
1
—
.
Pipeline—
Tribag Mining Co Ltd.a.^.—
Twin
8%
12%
*
Oil
Union Gas
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau
9%
12%
Line
Jan
3.25
71c
.
Low
High
Low
2.26
Trans Prarie
Apr
2.65
—
——.
East
Uranium
Purdex
155
2.85
Vic
Presion
Pronto
155
2.95
Feb
155
47c
Electric
President
Provo
Ore
Iron
Premium
155
-20C
Transmountaln ,PiDe
3.65. Feb
Jun
2.85
2,350
IToo
Trust
Premier
3.00
2.90
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Par
Rio
Monday, June 13, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended June 10)
Sales
Week's
,
Last
STOCKS
Reef
.
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Number 5959
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The Commercial and Financial
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
The
following
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a
guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
which have
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Air
Corp
Products
Alico
Radio
Cement
Gibralta
6%
Express
Co___
Greetings cl A_.
American-Marietta
Pipe
<■
Green
(A
Green
Mountain
Grinnell
53%
36
40%
iK
v,
18%
50%
—,—2
30%
32%
common—_1
15%
Farms
Co
Participating
,
Arizona
preferred
Public
Service
^v--3
Co—5,
Arksansas Missouri Power
Arkansas
Art
Western
Metal
Arvida
Gas
on
Construction
Oil
ou
Aztec
Raird
&
Gas
1
—_i
14%
15%
15 a
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Inc
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Co
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(A
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Markets—
Manufacturing
Bemis
Bros Bag
Beneficial. Corp
12%
15%
5
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T«£h7"7^
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8%
?%
Bo water
Paper
Bowman
Bowser
ADR~—
America—10c
Corn
C(£d
Bowline
of
Products
SI^0
Inc
***«
Brush
BendHum
8%
iL
21 %
o
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Co
'
1
44%
Inc
U0
9K1/
26 A
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California
Interstate
California
Oregon Power Co—20
Te!
5
...
I2»i
California Water Service Co—25
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd—10c
Dp?hiTonPT?d
'inc
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif 1
■
Cannon
Mills class B
,■
944
52 /a
56
41 %
Central
Electric & Gas Co
3%
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co—10
Central
Indiana
Gas
Centra
Louisiana
Central
t,
Maine
Co
—5
Electric
Power
Co
Central
Telephone Co—
Central
Vt
Public
Serv
10
19%
,
Citizens Util Co
4 ,h
4,b
;/■'
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16%
®mm°n class H—■——33/3c
Clinton Engines Corp
_1
16%
Gas
States
Colonial
Stores
Colorado
Inc__.____.-2 A
Gas
18
C^orado conv & Gas Corp
Oil
$1.25
18
preferred
Commonwealth
Gas
com 3
Connecticut Light & Power. Co
Conso
•
-
.,
Freightways______ .2.50
Consolidated
Rock
,
5%
1
/-
17%.
Products—5
xl6
-
,,
.
16%
Cooper Tn-e & Rubber Co_.___l
Copeland
Refrigeration Corp__l
Craig Systems InC-—-___—-^_l
v
Cross Company
32-.
•
Crouse-Hinds Co___*._______l%
Cummins Engine. Co Inc___i—5
,
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Danly Machine Specialties
Darling .(L At Co
;
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Dashew Business
•
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•
Delhi-Taylor
Corp_^
.—1
V
Dl-Noc Chemical Arts
Dictflnhonp
Inc
Diversa
f
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$1 25
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common—
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Drackett Company
/8
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20 4
6%
/
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37%
x25%
54%
2044
^.__2%
Dynamics Corp of America—
—
nrpfprpncp
preference
2
z
_—
Eastern
Industries
Inc
,'j_50c
Eastern Utilities Associates—10
El
Electric
Paso
Electro-Voice
Oil
Gen
Warren
Brothers
Mfg
Pressed
Steel
1
32%
35 vp
1
49
53%
19%
21
20
Inc—
non-voting—
5
Works4_w_—______—25
4144
Stepan
Chemical
Corp
Co
32
1
Stouffer
35%
.18
19 %
4%
5 %
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
6
Struthers Wells Corp
mi/.
11
10%
13%
15%
lc
4%
5
Plus
Blower
Co
10%
28
Wood
22
Wurlltzer
Star
Steel
(Hugh
Co
W)
Co
Gas
&
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84n/4
26%
28V2
19%
20%
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(San
214%
23%
10
11
444-
4%
36%
35i/4
38
11%
1244
36%
39
f
Bank
New
Bank
14%
15%
14
15 Va
71/2
&
S
28 %
Boatmen's
•
St
Bid
A
1
42%
44%
(Newark)_25
40%
44
York——
100
10
Co
(N
Y)___—10
305
Louis
20
—.
Broad St Trust
Co
(Phila)—10
(N J)—
5
10
25 %
Liberty Real Estate Bank St
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
47%
64
52 %
Trust
Trust
Bank
(NY)_12%
Citizens
Bank
Nassau
of
58
10
Co
——50
58%
31%
34%
Co
77%
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Va]ley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri Utilities Co__
1
1344
14V2
1544
1544
16%
7.50
39Va
43
Continental
25
58 Va
62
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 Va
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 Va
51%
55
38
3344
New
Rubber
Co
14%
22
•
1
10
Water
29%
25
27%
257/s
27%
&
County Trust Co
33V3
111%
5
x35%
(SF)_10
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
31%
50
248
260
Ben
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Corp
50c
1
2
Co
River
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Jo
19
fSJ?
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20%
Co
Brewing
Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Line
County Trust Co.—10
Federation Bk
& Tr Co
Fidelity-Phila
Trust
63%
(Boston) .100
38
41%
Bank St Tr Co__11
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
30
32%
4044
36%
(Hackensack N J)
53%
68
72%
34
37%
A Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) 12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C-25
42
Rockland-Atlaa
»„
21
23
a
19%
21%
8/a
9/a
Co
First
(Camden N J)
Bank
Natl
iov
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First
First
4%
5
59%
69%
72%
Chi—20
64%
67 %
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
10
x37%
39%
Rye National Bank
(Jersey City)_25
61%
Bank
of
of Dallas
<
Boston
63
St
First National Bank of
Passaic
25
County
First
Natl
15%
8%
8%
Natl
of
Bank
of St
Louis__20
3%
Franklin
10
11 Va
Island
15%
(Wash)__20
44%
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
34%
37%
Security First Natl
(Los Angeles)
60
6314
49%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
21%
22%
State
59
63 Va
47%
State Street
20
58
62
29
30"%
Sterling Natl Bank St Trust Co
(New York)
25
55
62 Va
(N Y)__10
27%
29%
2%
9Va
10%
10
53%
57 %
24
26%
Hudson County
1
21%
22%
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Upton City)—8
55
38
42
10
41%
4444
(Phila)—5
18Va
19%
<
Pioneer
Natural
Corp
New
Bk
Bk—15
51%
45%
Natl Bank & Tr
Co__10
Gas
Co
22%
39%
42%
Trust Co
37%
Union
•
23%
2
844
30%
'
25
Industrial
Trust
(N Y)__10
I
Co
of
10
Trust Co
New Jersey
Bank
of
(Cleveland)
59%
16%
:
Commerce
—
United States
Trust Co
(Boston)
18%
Industrial National Bank of
10%
Portland Genl Electric Co—7%,.
'•**»
Trade Bank & Tr Co
93
35%
United
x9%
204,
Co
48%
National Bank
R
Albany
88
13
Providence
of
Bank &
54 V*
York—10
(Chic)—20
344
Plymouth
* *•' '
of
& Sav
Industrial Bk of Com
36"%
Rubber
Bank
10
Pfaudler-Permutit
42
18%
Girard Trust Corn Exch
Bank
(Boston)
Long
Y
1
12
Bank
——12%
42
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry
20%
1st Natl Bk
46%.
76%
17%
—
States
Trust
(N
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For footnotes, see
33
36%
92
-10
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96
59
62 Va
,19/4
54 %
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
21%
Wachovia Bank St Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C%e-^.
Wells
Fargo
Amer
Trust
5
Co.lO
944
32
47%
Seattle
68
Hartford
1
54%
73%
1744
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14%
50
10
80
16%
General
Co
Trust
21%
13 %
64
69
Pan
Permanente Cement
2
45%
75
19%
5
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N
Union
(N Y)
42
71V*
76%
16%
3%
Louis
10
..
10
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New
58 %
72 Va
155
65 %
Bank
Natl Bank
First
55
69
145
of
39%
Boston_12%
of
Bank
Natl
Bank
Natl
(Atlanta)—10
National
First
6%
(Baltimore).—10
First Natl Bk
First
117/8
10
(Minn)__10
Natl Bk & Trust
53
1
74 Va
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
30%
American Sulphur Co—70c
44%
70%
53%
37%
1
21 Va
42
49%
28
Co__5
19 Va
10
46Va
Camden
49
Lumber
616
20
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
32%
47
35
*
5
30%
49%
Hanover
Pickering
580
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
10
Harris Tr
•
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(NY)-10
Co
(Newark)—10
8%
i
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Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
First
21 Va
7
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25 Va
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m,'8
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3
5
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25,
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10
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Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
Pepsi-Cola
Co
14
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(Albany)
Fidelity Un Tr Co
1
sw®
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Coal
(Cleve)—16
60%
New
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Co
Banking
115%
(White Plains
York).,
Trust
Bank
National Newark
Trust
(Chicago)——
New
27%
Bank
City
01/
1
Oil Corp__—-5
Puh
22%
90%
Co
111
39%
Trust
36%
Amer_5
744
.
St
72
Commercial Bk of North
Commercial Trust of N
37%
1
Bank
(Fairfield County)
34%
75%
23 %
,lv%
55
10
National
6%
I
%
10
National Bank of Detroit
335
Packaging Corp of America—5
*•
46
102
National Commercial Bank St
Pacific Far East
V
^
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National
Pacific
„
43
25
13%
75%
15%
r-1
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80 '4
41
317
6044
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New
National Bank of Westchester.5
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-
42
42%
1044
•
Va
143
38
29%
S3 Va
.
28
135
96
27%
Vw
29%
26%
40
9%
^
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91
49 %
34
Y
27%
25 Va
20
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J—.—25
1
.10
57%
28
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
Connecticut Nat Bank—
5
1
pfd
32 Va
54%
5
30%
30
3244
7%
:
28%
National
(Savannah)
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago).25
Trust
x55%
First Westchester Natl Bank
5%
114
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
—12
Southern
&
57%
York
New
Co—
14%
Co_
(Buffalo)
39%
107
Island Trust Co
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
Manufacturers & Traders
56
Ask
37 Ve
Long
318
e,%
Bid
20
45
57 V4
(Calif)
58
8%
10
6C%
Chemical
Pabst
Packing Co.u^
19 %
54
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
Chase Manhattan Bk
21vs
"
13%
17%
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co <Pgh) _25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
20%
9*4
37
12
Par
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
43
1
—5
V2
Companies
45 Va
Phila__10
17
—-
34
1144
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
,8%
10%
35%
3044
2
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11%
9%
33%
5
40
Bk of
35
8%
12%
3-?%
10
.10
42
Natl
14
10%
Co
Co—
Centl-Penn
23
-
Conversion
25 Va
11%
34%
5
37%
15%
Corp—1_—1
X23%
7.50
10%
Inc
Ppnn
17%
Co
1
Laboratories
?Jorth Americiin CO:al—_—_
ri
23
19%
47 V*
44
_1
Miles
Old
-
12%
18%
30%
2V-:
15%
11%
9%
28%
71
■'
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,U %
*
Manufacturing Co.*
34%
1
-
29 %
Central Natl Bank of Cleve_—16
*
1
27%
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
Camden Trust Co
5
2.50
15%
1
23%
National Bank
Otter Tall Power
Co
14%
Ask
6%
Virginia
of
Bankers Trust
Cleveland
common
T
of Commerce
Bank of
.
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Francisco)
11%
34
Cjass A
Bank of America
16
.
26
Par
22%
14%
(W L)
Ohio
,72V:
30%
10c
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
Bank and Trust
544
33
20%
Electric Co
—2%
5%
644
3044
Inc_50c
Co
4%
y.
1
&
—_1
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
.10
17%
26%
25%
Co
Electric Co—
3
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
Witco
Chemical
5
20
14%
16%
24
Wilcox
26
14%
1
1
11/4
53/!
1
14%
.23
30 V4
1344
11%
25
2744
Co
Gas
Weyerhaeuser
Whiting Corp
_1
10%
15%
5
80c
Western Lt & Telephone Co__10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
1.25
Corp
31 Va
%
Transmission
Point
14
46 Va
8 Vb
69
Co—
Products
50c
•
1
65%
West
43
2944
2644
Natural
Westcoast
X40 %
28 Va
2%
7%
1644
1
22%
944
5%
32%
21
2944
3
38%
43
Washington Steel Corp
Waison Bros Transport A
Wellington Mtg Co class A
Wesco Financial Corp
8%
9
35
23%
14%
6%
5%
8 Va
24'/a
25%
27%
28%
4%
29%
12
Register
26%
1
24
10
32
27%
5
1
2.50
13 ya
30
25
10
Wash
Co__
11%
2144
1244
9
Swasey Co
6%
17%
Steamship
32
10 %
class A__l
5%
Common
3444
Inc
16%
'
10
Reed
1
1
Home
&
Co„1
Co
36!%
41
2344
Telep
&
10c
B
Gas Service
Warner
Co
2%
9%
33%
Co
Garlock
Waddell
24
Mortgage Assn_100
Governor
Class
4044
47%
22%
Inc
33%
Hityho^son File Co
Norris Thermador
26'a
^,4
37%
44%
Power
Co—1
Tel
Statler Hotels Delaware
39'%
1944
1
Service
Sys
Screw
Stanley
,
r
3A
20'A
1844
43%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A„5
Frito
■
39
13%
Fisher Brothers Co
Steel
7»A
14%
,40%
Financial Federation Inc
First Boston Corp
Florida
tlv
3
Pacific Power & Light Co
Fisher
Stanley
13 %
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vance Sanders &
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
2
Co
Natl
ap.i
Upper Peninsular
42%
20%
Gas
15%
(Texas)—*
Co
Inc
Corp
Electronics Capital Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil Co_
Federal
a9i/T'
States
3
29
Corp
l
Chem Mil Corp.l
Leasing Corp
1
Servaterla Corp_l
8ugar Corp
1
25
Co
Co—
1
38%
_1
Electrolux
Equity
Standard
Nat
47%
Co__*
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Standard
Texas
21
City Bank (NYU20
First
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
Economics Laboratory Inc^—
'
43%
21
14 Va
Co—1
Co
(A
63 Va
38%
43
5
Producing Co
Electric
Oil
^.Standard
National Bhirt Shops of Del—1
•...23%
22%
24
24
Gas
Stand Fruit <fe
26%
Com
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
-
40%
4-MU
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58%
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Gas
Freight
Sprague
60
19
10c
Power
Eng Tel
Carbon
Staley
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
43
Dun & Bradstreet-Inc_—1
Dunham Bush Inc
2
Dura Corporation —_—_—-1
Co
33%
n^z/
73
1
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Mohawk
20%;
Durlron Co
.
Speer
ni
1
1944
Co
Power
States
3144
i
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
40%
27%
Duffy-Mott
,
Co—_15
Miller
I3/
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39
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5"
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United States Truck Lines
Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
lo
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Co_3
,
944
14%
13'4
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5
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8%
-
„
_1
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.
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Water
Elec
Spector
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
.
- -
Pub
Southwestern
201
5
Publishing Co
5
Metropolitan Broadcasting ____1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
8
07?
Oil
187
Meredith
o
74a.
—"J
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge CO—-I
.
1
McNell Machine & Eng
5
Merchants Fast Motor Lines Inc
.
4
24
5..
Dev
Southwestern
Pnrn
Maxson
43%
13'.
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Southwest
Corp
1
Marmon Herrlngton Co Inc
1
"Maryland Shipbldg fi Dry
50c
a
22%'
r__^.__l
Machines^-lOc
&
12%
1744
Marlin-Rockwell
a
40%
_■
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Southeastern
Inc—
5044
,16
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29%
•
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Co
Corp—
New
Madison
34%,.
-
Cable
&
29%
2%
2
Wire
Union
16%
Co
1
Southern
26%
..
20%
-
States
Southern
24%
.16-
14%
-———
United
Power
33
27%
46%
a
17%
15 4
.
1944
Pacific
30%
16".
22
17%
40%
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x25%
11%
41%
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Co
1
20%
10%
2b%
1
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Co
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%
27%
•
States
United
South
18%
17
40
Cook Electric Company
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72%
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Nevada
Corp
3
; McLean Industries
lc
24% .
McLouth Steel Corp__„____2%
9%,
60
68%
Fetzer
(G
Colorado
5%
►
Continental Transp Lines Inc
1
Data Corp
50c
Cook Coffee Co_.
1,
Control
55%
2
Skil
38%!
-3.8%,
.
5
&
2344
1
19_'«
22%'
5%
United
42
*
9%
84o
25
Corp
5
22%
1%
20/2
/a
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38%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
lb
53'/a
X27
1
Towmotor Corp
1
Tracerlab Inc
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
50c
Transwestern Pipeline Co
1
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
5
Union
Southern
Long
37/2
IV*
49 Va
27
1
7%
Seismograph Service Corp
av
Lucky Stores Inc
15J2
644
1
Co
Corp
1244
Searle
4%
17v
.
35/
Co—^5
Colorado Milling & Elev Co.—1
(
/a
^6/2
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Interstate
t
7%
25%
Glass—*
Gas
Inc.
6
Southern
Trecker
6%
Time
Tokheim
Scott
11
Macmlllan
..
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.17%
11 Va
33%
11
56%
&
19%
10%
3144
8 Va
34%
*
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Nat
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30%
Lone
.
cl A__33%c
com
23
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Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lllly (EU) & Co Inc com cl Bl5
Ling-Altec Electronics
50c
20%
18 Va
States
5
52
Lau
23
21%
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
Inc
Lanolin
u
1
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2o%
33%
31%
Thomas <fc Betts Co
Thompson (H I)
3%
31 3a
1
Three
16%
1
Prod
28
fie
Corp
King
10
7%
1
62
Co
Laguna Miguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
56
Corp__6
Chattanooga Gas Co
(
*4%
' 25 44
Tubular
Bantam
Calif
cnmmnn
Inc
Thermo
53
Inc
Sawhill
444
11
Iv
4%
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Therm-O-Disc
*
Southern
Water
40%
•
,
9%
29%
21 Va
15%
20c
3 Va
28
9%
.1
Associates
Corp_7
preceding
page.
.■%
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7
1-
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31%
844
2%
58
1
3
1
53%
Corp
29
'
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V 155
1
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Co_2%
145
Texas
National Petroleum
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
25c
Reid
Jacinto
Transmls
Texas Industries Inc
1
Schield
39
21%
1
1
Keystone Portl'd Chemical
Koehrine Co
Koenrmg co
384«
52
5
Co^____ 10
,
Ketchum Co Inc__
-27
'
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7
*
Kentucky Utilities Cb
3Vi
36%
Plywood
Eastern
A
Ryder Systems Inc
—1
rn
Kennamefal
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19%
14
III
1944
CO
7%
Kearnev
2
27 V4
18 Va
26 Va
1
Co
13 Va
24%
1
Inc_3%
Manufacturing
Marie
25%
15%
12
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Scholz Homes Inc
2?' nrr_7;—r~~
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25%
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10%
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44 %
2
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10%
25
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Robertson
24
6%
Jamaica
32£
4%
—1
com
Carpenter Paper Co——
,
Tappan
11%
1
38
Mills
3644
247%
^
4%
Canadian
Rice
Sanders
Jack & Heintz Inc
37%
23%
Brand
Roadway Express class
.Robbins & Myers Inc
"
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45 %
3
1044
13Vi
35
>
River
14%
Telecomputing Corp
12 Va
944
Corp
torP
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-3-a
Tekoil
39%
2
Co
Corp
—1
34%
12
32%
Petroleum
I°wa Southern Utilities
m'4
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Co
Corp
Tfpk'
32'.4
—
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Natural
Stoker
1044
1
644
30%
37
41
Ask
1
Corp"1
5
5%
5
San
IoWa Public Service Co
47%
91
Buckeye
Bullock's
Co
Riley
IVv
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37 V«
Texas
Sabre-Pinon
Fearless
34%
Corp
Propane Gas
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
Taft
Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
1
11 %
Investors Diver Services
ClasS A common—
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25
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Republic
Richardson
20
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•
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l
22%
Interstate Bakeries Corp
9%
8%
*
common
nreferred
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78
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8%
18 74
1
Ltd
10%
International Bank of Wash—1
International Rectifier Corp
1
International Textbook Co.—*
4
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5
8
Mexico—5
Sugar
Interstate Engineering Corp..*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
Interstate Securities Co
5
6
i7
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Indian Head Mills Inc
1
Indiana Gas & Water
Indianapolis Water Co_^—__10
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7/
9%
2%
4%
5
Products
Simplex
9%
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1
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32
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1'* 6%
nil
2S
Core
Corp
Purolator
New
21
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5!£
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Husky Oil Co
50%
14%
Stubnitz
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Hamp
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47%
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—1
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11
V&!t£r con>~
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2044
...
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32 V*
24%
167
2944
11
Corp
17%
25
Bfrvmum 0^^ ^
Bettlnger
Riark
lt%
11%
v
234b
New
Houston Natural Gas
*
Houston Oil Field Material—1
12%
16
1
Alegre
Roddis
Jfr^fprro^
Houston
U 4
1
Co
Co—-
Punta
'
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Houston
7%
11%
of
19%
Par
2944
22 Va
1
of
Co
A™"L .-_J® If
Hifton^redlt Corn"66'1118
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10
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21V2
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74%
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5 ',
5
1
18%
10%
Pub
16%
17%
16Va
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I
24%
Ask
1
Inc___10c
Pubco Petroleum
14%
1
1944
—
Co
Corp
23
1644
-
Brick
Power
19
wturmes
distribution.
Bid
5
America
Properties
22%
,»
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1
Atomio<s
Baker
'
21
Co___10
Fire
.20%
10
Associated Spring Corp
Avon Products
xi7%
of
at the time of compilation.
Origin of
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
wide national
a
Corp
Co
Producing
103/
42%
19%
5
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-
39 44
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54%
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14%
_——4
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1
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43%
1344
Anheuser-Busch
y
Co
Corp
Society"
Grolier
38%
Amer-SaintGobainCorp_i._7.50
Inc
Cement
Finan
55l/a
' 52 44
1
Const Co.—1
&
28
'v
|.16%
—5
Co
Portland
Corp of Amer_l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
2
Glasspar Co —'
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1
,
1-/20%
26%
Corp___——5
American
American
48%
Potash
Bid
__
American Biitrite Rubber Co_100
American
Giant
43 %
.
Corp..—•:19%.
American
Par
12%
6Va
__^—1
Development CO—1
Portsmouth
Ask
11%
Inc.
Land
Allied
Bid
1.
(Quotations for Friday, June 10)
bought (indicated by the
"asked")
or
any quotation furnished
Par
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.
.
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.
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2.25
2.47
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1
7.37
7.98
11.23
1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Amer Research
& Dev Corp—1
Associated Fund Trust-..
*
Atomic.Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
4.13
4.41
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Investors Research Fund—.—1
#
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Inc
Business Shares
American
.
Istel
al4.92
1.63
1.53
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5.88
5.21
5.66
g.48
9.22
3.82
4.17
11.85
12.88
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elecl'nics Corp lc
-,
1
8.55
9.34
Fund Inc—1
1
Broad Street Investment
50c
Bullock
Fund Ltd1
California, Fund Inc
1
n.55
12!55
Ltd
Canada
'
.
Blue Ridge Mutual
Boston Fund Inc
is
i1;
13.79
J2.76
13*95
7*22
12 73
6.61
.
13.99
Ltd
1
12 94
Canadian
Fund
Inc
1 .15.17
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
-—J
1 1
9.78
(1954)
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11:::
1
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1
1
50c
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Inc
Securities
Fund
Chemical
Christiana
7%
I
preferred
13 6OO
Colonial Energy Shares
Commonwealth
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12.32
v
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11.36
9 53
10.41
15.98
17.37
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1
8.20
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-1
14,7.1
15.25
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7.37
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8.07
De Vegh
15.98
De Vegh Mutual
56.81
Investing Co Inc1
15.82
Fund Inc—1
C6.24
Delaware
Fund
1
11.42
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1 ". 9.61
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc_l.io.20
Diversified Investment Fund -1
8.77
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1
Corp
of
Nation
11.13
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Baton
1
15.13
16.45
11.13
11.30
Stock
3.27
—1
14.83
50c
12 08
12.91
Growtli
t
7.70
3.42
10
20c
Fund
Stock
—
10.41
22.65
7.94
22.65
Electronics Investment Corp
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
S'tl:
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Inc
Eur of u nd
1
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1
5.63
3.81
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Federated Growth
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1
7 64
1
5.31
1
7.93
1
9.15
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14.28
Electronics
—!
10.17
13.27
1
Inc
13.72
One William Street Fund—
1
12.85
Oppenlieimer Fund
1
11.43
4.35
4.76
5.71
6.25
Penu
2.21
2.42
Peoples
Founders Mutual Fund
11.00
1196
in!;
lc;
series
Common stock
18.95
XlO.88
11.80
50c
11.18
Fttttdamental Investors
1
9.30
10 19
1
1.78
I.94
Puritan
Fund
4; 18.23
Putnam
(Ocat
Pifnrt
7.48
Putnam
Growth
Oeneral
—
Fund Inc
Chrp^—»—
Capital
General investors Trust—.——1
I
,
6 38
shares
©.
14 69
_1
13.80
Fund-
ifi.rf,
lc
Chemical shares
6.42
7.04
7 4i
Selected :■American. Shares—L25
14.54.
13.32
7.24
10.07
6.80
7.46
State Street Investment
-6.75
7.40
stein
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Smith
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9.30
1
14.22
36.35
6.34
Sterling Investment Fund
9.63
TelevLslonrElectronics Fund —1
RR
Steel
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.
—J
6.38
Townsend
9.21
10.C9
Growth
lc
9.48
10.39
Twentieth
7.99
8.76
shares
Tobacco
'*! j 11
Utilities
•4?
■
shares
1
Inc_l
11.77
20 66
21.23
United
Continental
Fund
1
7.16
United Income Fund Sliares_l
United Science Fund
1
10.74
14.98
H-DA
.
Capital
Value
Line
Fund
Inc—lc
3.04
8.79
2.60
2.85
7.47
8.16
9.26
10.12
8.84
9.56
Fund of
Inc—1
Boston
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Fund
Foundation
1
1
*
.
Value
Line
11.35
12.41
6.26
6.35
Winfield
5.07
5.54
Wisconsin
lc
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Alabama
f
Power
Australia
Mt:
Bausch
1990
100
5V4S_'80
Lomb
Petroleum
6s
1980-76
53
100
Canadian
%
vl
Carolina
Carrier
Pacific
Pwr
Corp
1990
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4969
89%
& Lgt 47/8s__1990
4V8s
1982
Chance Vought 5'As
100
Mueller
Nat'l
99%
Pacific
5 %s
102%
Penn
115%
117
Phoenix
Natural
Gas S'As—1977
3%s
***1
Elec
Steel
105
Sheraton Co of
123%
126%
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101%
*
103%
5.40s
4s
96.28
:
12,
v
100.19
100.20
100.24.
100.2.
1C0.G
4%s
100.4
100.17
10,
1961
—
1961-
—
3%s
Feb.
13,
Sept.
3y*s
March
4s
1962
1963
10,
1965
3%s March 11,
96.28
97.12
99.16
95
April
4%s
April 10,-1970
100.4 •'
Feb.
105
1969—
98 24
1972--
99.24
100.23
99.20
99.16
100
101
—
'•95.24
100
99.16
•94
S9
.
95J
:
,
-
99.1S'
98.16
—
;...
101.20
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95.8,*
—
March 20,1969July 15,»1969-ij^l—_
Feb. 20,: I970„t
^
;
3%s April 1, 1970--——
5 %S July 20, 1970J_'L——
4 %s Oct. 1, 1970>1967^_—_
100
100
.
••'
.
101.24
104.16
105.16
#
;
106
10.
10,
Sept.:' 20,M961?J*—-u—i.—
100.24
100.20
5%s
99.28
100.21
•
5 %s
;'
4%s
..
100.4
98.12
.
20,.1961—
"45/»s
;
99 24
100.16
94
101
100
1961-
100.25
100.28
__
4%s
101.12
*
99 8
!
1968—.
.:
100.8
100.17
10021
-
1960
1961——.
4%s April 20,.,1964—__Y_-__
:3%S May 2, 1966_^—^
4%S March 120, 1968_^^—
.
98.28
100.28
'
1963—
12,
98.12
,
L '
1962
11,
4%S.Nov.
\.
100.21
101.8
June
100.15
100.6
100.15
Bonds—
I960—
20,
3,
100.13
4s May 1, 1962^^—i—
";4%» Aug.. 20, 1962li_2%s May li 1963__:_
•
100.20
1961—100.24
10,
20,
Dec.
3%s April 3.
100.2
1960
10,
10,
Oct.
April
=
'3%S
May !;, 1971__'_i—
4%s
Fub, 15,. 1972-1967—i3%s Sept. 15. 1972—
^1-
91.24
:
92.24
104.24
105.24
?-99.24
100.24
92.8'
'91.8
.
97.16
> 96.16
95
94
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U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
,
Bid
Ask
•
Certificates of Indebtedness—
--4%s
Nov
15
Feb.
15,
1961—
4%s May
15,
1961—
4s
Aug.
1%S
Oct.
3%s
4s
15,
1,
Feb.
Feb.
4s
4s
May
3%s Nov.
100.28
2%s
100 11
Oct.
.f-
point; v v
a
Bid
Ask
99 24
99.2
4s
15,;'1963—
May
l%s Oct.
1, 1963
4%s Nov. 15, 19632
l%s April 1, 1964
97.20
4%s May 15, 1964—
3%s May 15, 1964 wi
99.20
92.28
5s
100.10
4%s
Nov.
100.4
1%S
April
100.4
100.12
4%s May
96.12
96.20
15,
102.18
92.4
102.4
102.8
»8.10
98.14
103.14
103.18
—
;
:
91.4
90.28
1964
1,
15,
'
93.4
91.28
—
Aug. 15, 1964—
l%s Oct. 1, 1964
100
94.4
100.6
102.14
100.18
99.16
96.22
93.28
:-
100.14
190.6
1962
>99.20
100.2
97.14
1962
95.20
99.16
-96.18
l%s April 1, 1963——i——
100.10
1962
'95.12
1, 1962—
15, 1962—
.15, 1963—i
Feb.
100.14
-
1961
15, 1962
15,
101.7
100.26
98.26
1961
1,
15,
Aug.
101.5
99.16
1961
15,
l%s
-5
-
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
l%s April 1, 1961
3%s May
100.25
100
;
——
1960
15,
32n4s: of
Maturity—-
100.23
Treasury Notes—
Aug.
or more
Treasury Notes (Continued)-—
1960
,
one
103
102.28
1965
1
•89.16
1965—
Rate
89.24
101.24
^
Dated
100.4
100.6
4.80s
3-
100.10
4.40s
5V4S
5%S—1985
101.28
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
102%
100.13
100.15
100.20
100.22
4%s
2-
1-60
11-
1-60
1C0.22
79
1976
84
86
WW—1963
1977
5s
100
102%
100 %
99%
97%
100%
85
United States
Yield Price
Bid
103 V*
Amer 5s
Transcontinental
—
Gas
Pipe
September
June
22,
i960
99.948
99.956
September 29,
June
June
89
94%
July
23,
1960
99.942
99.950
30,
1960
99 9C1
15.
July
101%
July 28,
90
99%
1971
78
102%
1r
Wisconsin
1995
Telep
—
47/aS-.
Ask
99.243
:
1960_____
_
I960—
99:285
99.190
99.235
99.185
99.138
99.915
October
13,
1960-L-:
99.085
99.136
October
17,
1960
99.048
99.083
99.832
October
20,
I960—
L___
99.015
99.050
27,
99.809
99.827
October
I960-——\_.
98.961
98.999
1960
99.768
99.784
1960__—_L
98.89C
99.713
99.731
November 3,
November 10,
98 935
1960__
I960—
98.842
98.883
1960
11, 1960
99.646
99.668
November 17,
1960
98.779
98.823
99.598
99.615
November
25,
I960-
98.717
98.763
18,
99.533
99.551
December
1,
98.646
93.694
99.473
99.493
December
8, T960^_y___
September
I960.:
1, 1960
99.411
99.433
January
8,
99 355
99.369
April
September
15,
99.295
99 334
August
August
August
92
100
4,
25,
1960
1960
1960
96
91
4'/2s
—
6,
1960
15,
15.
I960———.
1961—:—-
98.616
98.272
1961-
98.586
98.332
97.280
97.331
165
19HR
—:
October
22,
99.815
:
1960
21,
August
103
Line
1970
1971
Industries
100.21
September
102%
Wosteoflst, Trans 5%R
5%s
100.16
100.19
1-61
1-61
99.860 •99.873
7,
1960
14, 1960
101
1980
—
Corp 5%s
100.15
100.14
3-
Yield Price
99.984
July
July
99%
78
ww
100.13
2-
2-60
Bid
99.981
91 %
1969
5s
1-3-61
4-60
1-60
Treasury Bills
1960
101
1971
Am
Ask
100.21
1-60
Ask
16,
100%
.1990
5%s
56-
June
1985
5%s
Bid
100.19
12-
100.24
82
S'/aS—^.-1985
4-
4.55s
3-60
103%
122%
S
1-60
10-
103%
1982
5%s
9-
4-60
Due
1-60
Ask
103%
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
Underwood
1-59
1-
5.25s
1975
5%s
12-
Tel—
102%
78%
5%s
100.11
Bank
100.8
102
76%
100.17
Land
1-60
110
102 %
103
Federal
5-60
1967
U
—1981
Edison
100 %
100.15
Dec
8-
Textron
& Sons—
<%s
h
98
Lgt
Co
103%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec 5s_1990
4.45s
7-
6.71
5s
1977
Hilton
*
4%s Oct.
100.10
Ask
.
3, I960—1, I960—_______
100.9
'
—
1960
1-59
Puget Sound Pr & Lt 5%S—1990
184
Sept.
March
1973
Pennsylvania
1976
Rubber 6s ww_1982
v
96.12
•
point
a
I,
100.9
:
of
Cooperatives—
2-59
6.21
Gas
163
Tire &
in'the*-'
5%s Sept
V
11-
1
Uran
1975
Gen'l
v
Bid
for
10-
14.20
5s_
Pruehauf Trailer 4s
*
1963
1'
32nds
more
or
5%s
12.99
3%s
G«seral Port Cement 5s
1
one
5.20s
1
ww
161
Corp
31%
13.62
Fund—10c
Petroleum
99
Paso
42 %
29%
Co
15.39
Register 4%s—1985
National Fuel
157
Ferro
33%
—^
Fire
15.38
Niagara Mohawk Pwr 4%s_1990
6s—1972
El
i
Can
Cash
45/as__'90
r* %
42%
2
100.15
1961
15, 1951——
15,
April
10.25
Inc
Gas
Brass
Commonwealth Edison
J' / *
vf
51%
39%
2
Insurance
9.38
—2000
Commonwealth Oil Ref
h
86%
49
29%
14.16
Ind
States Tel &
Northspan
99%
31%
82^4
_2.50
28
Insurance:
14.11
Bid
Milwaukee
92
102%
9,05
Debentures Issues
93
1990
'
12.60
Inc
Fund
89
1977
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5s
92
100 %
6%
3
5.375
National
100%
,
Fire
1
5s
55
/'
49%
5%
28
5
Co
of- Amer—:
1
1
Inc
Growth
Mountain
104
Calif Electric Power 5s
100%
Fund
Bonds—
144
—
Burlington Industries 4,/4S__1975
a
Ask
k__
Opt 4'/2S—1979
5s
(Com'w'lh of)
&
British
Bid
51%
33%
108
5
100.13
l%s April 1, 1962
X8.28
3.90
3 57
1
Investing Corp
Whitehall Fund
Recent Security & Conv.
:'fi
5-73
10c
Investors
Fund_lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
6%
53'%
Washington' Mutual
II.53
"HSJ
7.14
5.30
Wellington Equity Fund—
Wellington Fund
10 54
Growth
6 53
Special Situations
Street
lc
Institutional
16.20
Inc—1
Fund Inc
Wall
59%
37%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co-
100.8
100.19
~
1
Fund
Income
100.7
-
100.16
7.83
14.90
Line Fund Inc—
Value
Institutional Income Fund—lc
t'j'tt
:•? 5
"'i'
4.98
Co
Westchester
100.2
1961—^
13.72
12.62
1
Ltd
Canada
a25.76
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
■
Funds
United
1
Inc
Income
-1^
■
5.57
10c
Fund
Inst
■
5.10
100
12,1961—*—
11.67
16.37
10c
Ins
Banks
1960
15,
April
4%s
a20.06
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
•
;H<
7.70
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Imperial
•v,i
705
—1
H-C7
38%
.
46,/a
f
Ask
11,
Inc—■
Fund
Series
% A
Century Growth lnv_
Accumulated
.
60%
Y)__2 V
City of N Y
35%
June
'
United
—
(N
Guaranty Co. (N Y)—'—8
US Life
40%
Sept.
7 26
•
12.19
Hamilton Funds Inc—
U S
3 Va
.
:4%s
10.73
Fund
Funds
Feb.
4%s
9.82
1
International
&
2%
37%
Maturity—
11.13
Haydock
■!.{,*
United
15,
,47/8s
9.09
6.64
S
10
<.
United
12.73
8.34
Inc_^—
U
Sept.
'■1
lc
Fund
Title
8%
;;5%s
a36.89
—lc
Series
:
Texas
5.81
2.11
■
1 (
"!■
.
2 33
lc
lc
lc
shares
Accident
Travelers Insurance
32
Y—10
15, .1960
47/as
a29.33
Inc—
Stock-Fund
—~lc
Bond
Equipment shares—.
Railroad Stock shares
55
35%
Marine*.—6;25 -•56%
Life Ins of Ameri—1 *'• -\6%;
63
,
7%
50c
Tns__10
15, I960
38.35
5.78
Railroad
^
:■
I960——
4%s
-
fyj'i
15,
July
.
8.79
shares
23
15.57
Corp—•
=
lc
Petroleum
Balanced.. Fund
-
4%
55%
15.06
Merchandising shares
:1c
Mining shares ___—— -—lc
8.12
57
17.39
7.79
15.08
Life
Aug.
.:5.35s
12.39
13 93
13.77
,
4%
52%
21
*
'
10.06
:
11.34
15.87
shares—lc
Bond
A
U S
Amer
4%s June
1
Iuc
Sovereign .Investors
Roe?& Farnhaui
1
—5
&
82 %
78'
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
3%s Aug, 23, 1960
13.26
1
Fund
B)
Southwestern Investors
21 %
—
Co
Ins
of
■
a9.68
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
9.19
Institutional
Corp
4.45s March
.
6-76
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares-——lc
Industrial Machinery shs—lc
•
Inq—1
-13.28
6.60
10
5
4%s
.
12.16
shares
—10
—10
4%s
Clark—
la
Food
Ii.fw
Scudder Stevens &
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Common
(D Cj-1.50
Co
Standard
June
5.40s
7.54
10.31
Fund
Paul Fire
Seaboard
'
15.00
10.11
Stock
49
Bid
15.97
!
Disl
Common
,5
St
36%
AA 20Va
A,
Federal Home Loan Banks—
8.52
9.41
'
78%
19 %l
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.36
7.88
9.23
—lc
—-
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
•■tiding
shares, ——.——' lc
Capital Growth Fund
.—lc
76%
101
34%
35%
Co
Life
-
1
——.1
6.90
Shares Inc
i
Scudder Fqnd. of Canada—25c "•12.27
Scuddeir Stevens & Clark Fund_l al8.77 •
Quarterly
55%
'
75%
Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance. (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Figures after decimal point represent
,
Securities—
Qroup
>
72%
96
—1
4%s. May
1 V14.22
.
:
51
10
_10
—
"
80
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
7%
:
Boiler
Owners
.
Inc
Steam
Insurance
9.40
Inc
19.82
Price
—5
___—■ __—
Standard Sec Life Ins
11.29
8.65
Inc
Inc
Fatures
-
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
59%
Standard
20.77
2.50
Fund
Fund
Pioneer
-
3.01
Automobile
•;
6 66
2.73
-
'
.
■
;
V
54
••
24%
4-
al3.75
Pine Street Fund Inc
6.06
*
50%
59%
47%
Insurance
6.86
6.28
1
•
Corp
lc
series:
stock
Preferred
i!i]
Jo
Philadelphia
Custodian F.unds Inc—
Franklin
1
Inc
Securities
Philadelphia Life Ins Co__
39
36%
'
5
74%
55
22%
10
Co__
12%
43%
•
70%
44%- A-
3%s
Mutual Fund
Square
Peerless Insurance
3%
'
37%
40%
46%
11.71
1
——*
Co_
*'
19%
Over-The-Counter
10c
Indemnity
12%
10
44%
13.89
16.77
Inc
Pacific
3
—
47/8s
15.77
Fund
72%
Y
66%
14.99
19.57
Mutual
Northern Ins Co of N
11%
17%
14.27
15.51
Florida
32%
35
42%
&
14.51
Florida Growth Fund Inc
30
,3.33%
61
5s
1
Fund
77%
63 "•,>
—10
American
^
5
Life (Jacksonville Fla)_2%
8,35
18.10
Securities
,_5
Co
Insurance
73%
4
8.67
1
5
Capital Fund
Fidelity
Ins
River
Seaboard, Surety Co-^_-_-_—5
34%
Security Ins (New Haven).:—10
50
Security Life & Trust Co______5
48
Springfield Fire & Marine—2 •S 31-%
$6.50 preferred 10
103.
6.35
"
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Fidelity Fund Inc——
Northeastern
Pyramid Life Ins Co ON C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
■
vtt:'
54
Reinsurance
Insurance
10.99
Series—
Shares
Fire
North
158
5
Inc
York
357*
148
10.00
Series
Chemistry
52%.
50
20%
4.16
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics
33
49
Casualty—
56%
Jefferson
Series
England Fund—
New York Capital Fund
15 61
Co
New
19%
18%
313
6.15
1
New
19%
18%
30%
-2
—,._10
class
Corp
49 Va
"
8.23
38%
A—T__5
.Hampshire Fire
(Fla)
11.38
—
Stock
35%
53%
Home
16.03
1
Stock
19
46
21.22
Income Scries
Fund
New
5
103
98%
1
com
Fire
A 6
Hartford
3.55
X19.62
Series
Preferred
Howard—
&
Balanced
Energy
Dividend
Amsterdam
Insp & Insurance
1
Series
Series
Bond
3.26
50c
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
Balanced
New
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_
Series—
Securities
National
353i
Union
56
al3.59
Co Inc-1
Wide Securities
National Investors Corp—
9.61
-
2.50 a21.2G
25c
2.97
E
Series
.
Shares—
Trustee
Diversified
33%
—2
Insurance
Hanover
10.43
9.50 :
.
t | 'lis
fJ\ s
Nationwide
Co_.
10
156
5
AA
14%
Life—10
13%
57
52%
2.50
Inc
13%
Ins
General
Home
interest
beneficial
Accident Ins.
&
Line
5
Gov Emplhy Life Ins
Shares
10.57
Old
'.'34%
xl46
Gulf
15.59
12.56
43
Great
23.04
21.31
14.42
Trust
Life
10
—1
—
Forster
&
Natl
Natl
10
(Bait)
National
(DC)
13.91
Mutual
39
4
'
22
Co
Life
46 Va
,.'A'.59%
Life
20
Globe & Republic Ins Co.—
Government Employees Ins -
16.35
-12.73
Mutual Shares
.
National Fire
41%
General Reinsurance Corp_^.__ 10
Glens Falls
5
14.58
1
Mutual Investment Fund
Monument
8%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins——1
2.6 6
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
.
1
Income Fund
Dividend
3%
8
Co_——4
Automation
Inc
Fund
20.36
18.73
—
12
2%
,
32%
Merchants. & Manufacturers
55
Life
Casualty
Life Fund—
&
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
3%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
—-5
Fireman's Fund
(S F)— -2,50
Franklin
Life Insurance
—4
3.78
15.12
beneficial interest—1
Units of
Missiles-Jets
42%
47%
9%
'
2.14
13.49
4
37%
39%
27%
1
—
33 '/3C
Inc
Massachusetts
19 %
17%
(Ky)
Federal
3.99
2.42
3%
35
_1
Massachusetts
2^4
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc——*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Stock
Growth
Casualty
52%
233
26%
«
—5
Assurance
2.52
3.64
Investors Trust
beneficial int--33Vbbi
Investors
Fund
8 91
Crown Western Investment Inc
<
1.95
Mass
Corporate Leaders Trust FundB
2.30
3.45
lc
224
43
5
18%
49
Bonding & Ins_5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
A ;•
10
Standard
Insurance
Crum
Massachusetts
20.72
19.06
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Series
lc
lc
shares
Va
Life
(N J)—2
Ins
Continental
4.00
shares
of
Maryland
J)—2%
Shippers
Continental
3.69
3.65
shares
shares
Inc
Fund
Fund
*
~
*
3.37
Special Investment shares- lc
Transport shares
lc
9.59
3.82
—lc
Metal
—10
10
of
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
shares—lc
Industries
National
17%
1
Inc
Co
Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Loyal
11
10
•9
Fund
shares
■
15%
-1
Re-insurance
&
Natl Life
Connecticut
6.41
General
■
Lincoln
(Galveston)-.
Ins
Commonwealth
Paper
12.97
10.39
17
5
Nat
Co
Electric
r
Insurance
Mercury
Boston
of Can—1 a25.35
Mutual Fund—• gl4.35
Managed Funds—
14-300
Companies
Life
Corp
.-1
(Wash D CJ1
Beneficial
Loomis Sayles
139
Life
12
Assurance
Bankers
13.01
Loouiis-Suyles
18%
41%
(Newark N
Bankers
7.54
5.38
17
;
10%
Investors
American
16%
Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
61
u3
Tenn
of
30%
38 %
Amer
6.70
15%
22%
5
Assur_,
&
Amer
"
6.88
86 %
X29
Ask
20%
57
Corp
'
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14.60
6.11
16.48
9.56
Inc
Composite
13.40
14.63
Inc —1
15.87
u g5
-1
14.94
13 49
"V
10
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins Co
Fund
Insurance Investors
Petroleum
—
12.78
13.69
American
21,46
11.71
83
preferred-
conv
(Jacksonville
16.77
19.67
_5
Bid
Bar
(Va)—5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Lawyers Title Ins
75%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Life Ins—
Amer
12.18
Life
Income
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
(
:
15.37
11.14
9.47
132
1
Commonwealth Investment —1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Fund.
9.68
1
8.34
1
Ine_
Fund
Colonial
10 34
8.87
>
American
17.16
9.47
$1.25
..
Funu
Venture
14.52
100
1
.
Fund
23.25
15.73
1
Growth
Federated
a 64
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
5» i
Name
Lexington
Life
Fund
Stock
Growth
21.31
Fidelity
X72
v
CasualLy_5
Equitable
25.05
'
78
10
Insurance
Companies
82 %
10
Co
American
Inc.—
Trust
Surety
Agricultural Insurance Co
changed to
17.50
&
Shares
Ins
Life
Lexington
10.69
-
Capital
Fund
Life
&
American
23.99
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4-(Discount Bonds)
—1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)—!
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)__ 1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
"
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk) _1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Lazard
Canada General Fund—
OA;
l'
'
18.45
17.07
Fund_l
Mutual
(The)
33.31
32.66
Insurance
Aetna
13.87
Casualty
Aetna
12 27
al3.20
Inc
■...
Axe-Templelon Growth Fund
••
%*
.
5.38
Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton
1
Aetna
Ask
Bid
Par
11.27
12.76
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
26%
24%
America
of
Co
Fund
Johnston
9.66
8.84
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
•
Ask
10.31
Fund
Affiliated
f8«
H{.
Bid
Par
Funds—
Bid
25c
1.25
Funds—
Aberdeen
tfe
Mutual
Ask
Par
Mutual
iVi-
i.#
Insurance
Mutual Funds
1
,
94
100%
81%
100%
FOOTNOTES
•No par value,
New
York Stock
a
FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
Net asset value,
Exchange,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
x
ISSUES
\
.
»•
d Ex-rights
k Admitted tr IMing on the
Ex-dividend, wi When issued, y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume 191
Number 5959
COURSE
THE
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OF
BANK
(2559)
CLEARINGS
wewri*-wi*N*h,
Week
1960
clearings this week will show
Bank
liminary figures compiled by
increase
an
with
compared
a
year
Pre¬
ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
$25^368,040,654 against $24,433,283,062 for the
there is
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 5.5%.
a
in
1959.
•_
1959
5,110,640
:
673,218,706
445,590,591
St« Louis
1,033,000,000
733,435,577
City
1,197,243,373
1,014,000,000
452,041,385
358,100,000
Francisco
All
five
cities,
Total
all
Total
366,900,000
0.1
0.3
379,504,514
3.6
5,025,191,316
4,772,859,695
Total
+
issue of next week.
954,571,937
+
+
For
4.
the whole
at
-
covered
by the foregoing will
this
1,190,531,673
9.3
1,199,637,242
that
week
today, inasmuch
was
of the week
decrease
a
Outside of this city there
1959.
center
District
showing
decrease of
a
of
10.6%
and in
12,546,896
13,537,373
279,251,230
—
7.5
14,021,781
263,297,563
548,161,377
+
0.1
529,963,303
279,860,390
545,304,931
55,553,200
7.3
—
12,324,534
71,415,900
67,404,600
6.0
67,870,500
14,583,877
—19.2
10,019,684
13,927,596
15,229,775
—
8.5
12,835,787
415,354,651
489,190,051
—15.1
449,326,905
456,097,390
1,331,907,697
1,427,358,283
6.7
1,347,335,523
1,373,932,957
-.I
,»
'•«
+
9,627,138
15,165,371
Virginia—Huntington
.
in
all
has
cases
to
204,516,583
Ac¬
of
3.4%, the
aggregate
—17.5
23,574,129
26,948,977
5.0
194,934,592
—
5,252,745
4,875,162
368,975,480
—
122,217,757
138,319,994
—11.6
190,895,534
7,311,624
380,395,375
139,476,258
704,486,786
761,261,599
7.5
746,905,665
+ 10.2
5.4
24,151,290
117,332,650
120,684,178
2.2
353,800.000
348,300,000
8,724,466
cities)
•
;
9,076,157
30,336,057
3.9
—
6.7
—
27,520,606
128,757,450
136,061,025
387,100,000
378,600,000
—
Georgia—Atlanta
-Augusta
7,608,041
345,703,811.
143,478,301
723,548,804
'
8,324,119
24,937,905
7,475,622
+ 11.4
5,896,040
+
5.0
6,532,770
6,169,269
250,025,506
+
3.3
192,203,074
212,926,858
242,539,247
223,431,138
+
8.5
183,349,027
196,487,615
14,888,019
+
5.5
Mobile
15,700,868
Louisiana—New
Total
(10
6,696,904
993,997
814,312
+ 22.1
188,490,490
+ 32.0
177,578,055
1,327,139,973
1,233,202,758
+
7.6
1,075,691,469
+
3.2
2,994,704
2.9
19,992,371
—41.4
9,877,641
Orleans
cities)
6,440,794
13,309,122
738,577
248,877,980
Mississippi—Vicksburg
clearings for
+
6,193,387
Alabama—Birmingham
estimated.
—
258,316,868
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
—11.9
215,356,998
344,319,306
Columbia—Washington—.
Nashville
in
appear
be
6,152,970
23,380,000
*
19,286,000
_
(6
-
5,422,674
_
-
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
the week ends
as
1.0%.
was
We
loss of
a
the
cities
14,986,618
732,142
187,285,51%
1,118,950,893
totals
we
smaller
are
note that in the
decline of 0.9%, in the Boston Reserve
and
the
gain of 7.6%.
a
are
larger by 3.3%.
South
Bend
Haute
;
149,475,008
Kansas
City
Reserve
District
the
totals
and in the
register
decrease
a
of
13.0%, in
San Francisco Reserve District of 8.1%.
57,417,557
—
7.0
24,145,972
—27.8
50,433,084
20,125,028
11,456,959
4,312,242
134,620,923
7,507,296
1,642,835
1,147,875,185
7,374,154
—10.8"
1,842,208
1,117,245,876
-—
9,684,235
—.
1,684,149
2.7
1,234,075,357
—23.8
7,975,745
46,413,439
15,600,713
'
•*
,
1,805,911
1,204,177,780
7,464,564
—
6,586,510
—
—19.4
8,942,962
—26.1
7,302,735
7,105,507
1,534,280,223
—
16,540,069
1,595,952,523
3.9
1,657,928,738
1,600,459,473
2.5
—
Rockford
15,354,849
6,607,132
Peoria
.
/
145,940,255
—11.2
,—
Chicago
the
;
4,598,222
2.2
+
10,901,733
6.7
—
10,003,431
„
City
Illinois—Bloomington
In
12,248,674
80,459,000
6.7
—
4,672,674
9,774,923
16,624,119
87,429,000
8,886,134
53,422,261
—-
Moines
Sioux
10,693,576
'
,
4.5
—
146,302,963
.
3,687,356
21,975,328
'
6.4
—
^17,437,262
iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
14,363,056
4,361,398
—
—
88,955,000
9,973,596
—
—
Decatur
Dallas Reserve District of 7.8%
13,441,133
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The Chicago
17,545,631
84,922,000
Wayne
Terre
In the Cleve¬
3,196,367
18,416,788
10,289,197
Indianapolis
Minneapolis Reserye District
by 10.6%, but in the St. Louis Reserve District the totals
3,299,156
17,876,221
-
Lansing
6.7%, and in the Richmond Reserve District-
by 3.9%
-Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
according to the
Indiana—Fort
a
7.5%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District there is
District
Seventh Federal Reserve District-
loss of 5.2%, the bank clearings
a
group
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 9.3%.
land Reserve District there is
Reserve
1,096,426,040
548,451,082
Macon
statement," however, which
there
—
258,433,806
1
(7 cities)
Total
not available at time of going to press.
are
New York Reserve District the totals record
the
29,294,402
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
-
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
of
30,225,402
4,343,874
country, having amounted to $23,415,614,150 against $24,136,727,802 in the
week in
same
—15.0
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
we are
June
detailed
32,800,383
South
3.8
965,038,263
We cannot furnish them
cordingly,'in the above the last day
the elaborate
19,383,793
—
.11,777,766
Richmond
1.1
$25,368,040,654 $24,433,283,062
Saturday and the Saturday figures
In
20,254,060
3.9
_____
Complete and exact details for the week
7,337,486
6.9
:
.
Tennessee—Knoxville
our
7,518,709
24,851,919
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District- -Richmond—
5.3
$24,403,002,391 $23,478,711,125
week.;
7,224,082
3,958,929
1.7
,
<
Virginia—Norfolk
day—
7,384,046
—12.5
6,931,722
—
—
2.3
$19,377,811,075 $18,705,851,430
five days.
—11.8
4,297,512
1,079,884,182
-
6.4
564,213,203
District of
all cities for
cities)
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
2.4
685,654,468
days—
cities,
cities,, one
(11
Youngstown
West
Other
8,398,760
Mansfield
1.4
388,113,887
five days—
4,327,163
Columbus
8.9
458,911,608
-
cities,
4,450,111
27,880,542
Cleveland
685,350,000
Cleveland
Ten
4,467,512
1,013,000,000
+ 15.1
.23,141,856
Cincinnati
429,597,835
:
_____
4,440,729
1,115,000,000
4,441,770
7,404,262
3,760,212
Ohio—Canton
565,844,075
Pittsburgh
2,366,539
2,568,967
6.0
Jersey—Trenton
1.8
+
2,112,222
7,046,715
3.8
—
5.3
—
5,081,400
$
1,586,736
2,511,801
2,306,719
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
5.5
+
—
2,508,024
1957
9.4
:
Delaware—Wilmington
%
1,151,806,821
_
Boston
Baltimore
1,098,000,000
Total
13,605,972,289 $12,895,164,173
:
—
Philadelphia
San
995,000,000
York
Our comparative summary for
I960
York
Kansas
+ 64.5
New
Week Ended June 11—
Chicago
1,368,268
Scranton
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
2,250,864
"'2,375,000
4,777,442
Lancaster
week follows:
the
—38.6
Philadelphia
Reading
this center
At
$
1,851,915
Chester
Saturday, June 11, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
3.&% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary totals stand
4
1958
1,136,649
Bethlehem
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
at
June
Inc. or
Dec. %
Wilkes-Barre
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
cities
us
Ended
1959
$
47
15,645,748
..
12,381,112
,,
Springfield
.
5.4
19,258,361
16,942,504
11,720.119
,
15,316,481
*
!
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
/
.
;
Total
Week
I
"
Ended June 4—
1st Boston
2nd New
3rd
*
■;
•
•
"
r■""
—12 Cities
917,132,184
9
13,055,438,792
13,169,041,696
Philadelphia
11
_____
1,079,884,182
1,190,531,673
4th Cleveland
7
5th Richmond
.
6
6th Atlanta
8th St
9th
•V
1,331,907,697
17
-
Louis
1,595,952,523:
:
691,028,413
713,548,151
-
4
Minneapolis
1,233,202,758
1,534,280,223
"
761,261,599
1,327,139,973
_10
1,427,358,283
704,486,786
"
12th San
586,272,371
655,919,008
576,506,793
662,514,429
513,445,704
556,990,570
1,173,167,569
1,275,794,666
_108 cities
10th Kansas
23,415,614,150
24,136,727,802
—
10,767,328,190
11,357,008,541
7
t
,
"
9
City
11th Dallas
^__
10
Francisco
1958
Dec. %
$
$
$
1957
Missouri—St.
\.\
—10.6
848,274,117
0.9
14,739,512,003
11,156,358,200
9.3
1,199,637,242
1,096,426,040
—
208,135,119
367,800,000
179,423,732
Tennessee—Memphis
806,693,251
—
Outside New York City
'
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
$
142,271,508
140,036,568
4,541,524
3,768,113
713,548,151
691,028,413
358,600,000
Illinois—Quincy
Total
-—-
cities)
(4
6.7
1,347,335,523
7.5
746,905,665
723,548,884
'7.6
1,075,691,469
1,118,950,893
3.9
1,657,928,738
1,600,459,473
3.3
665,093,201
636,374,620
—10.6
651,072,201
565,649,412
North
Dakota—Fargo
—13.0
681,868,894
600,686,440
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
—
+
—
+
7.8
—
16.0
360,700,000
180,769,219
344,200,000
+
+
1.6
119,870,341
111,149,220
+ 20.5
3,753,641
4,014,072
3.3
665,093,201
636,374,620
+
177,011,328
1,373,932,957
484,281,301
1,221,292,235
3.4
25,318,892,589
5.2
10,982,616,932
10,532,621
—28.2
8,500,702
11,354,113
446,780,156
—11.0
452,764,669
380,697,031
150,192,881
9,207,055
162,131,667
7.4
154,591,947
141,403,846
9,503,312
—
9,900,645
4,412,671
—29.3
5,042,582
6,985,354
—
2.4
7,115,600
6,312,767
12,476,674
14,539,790
—14.2
13,156,056
11,536,547
586,272,371
.
,
-
—12.6
3,120,909
5,839,321
,
Montana—Billings
655,919,008
—10.6
65i;072,201
565,649,412
10,536,749
<
4,841,796
21,354,528,849
—
7,560,136
397,875,395
Paul
1,209,034,075
—
!
Minneapolis
St.
466,414,604
8.1
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota—Duluth
10,622,212,616
—
—
Helena
Total
Total
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
819,535,909
York
7th Chicago
1959
I960
cities)
'
'
s
(17
(7
cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
We
add
now
our
statement
detailed
showing the figures for each city for the
Week
1
Clearings at—
v
1959
1960
;
'-1
t
"
r.,,,:„•
7.1
1,199,465
1958
-
Kansas—Topeica
1957
Dec. %
—18.8
934,212
807,699
13,624,336
41.7
14,428,032
10,570,469
159,566,128
9.7
165,932,252
146,612,703
—
—
8,840,335
—10.1
26,546,040
32,717,251
—18.9
371,306,545
—
—12.3
926,171
32,413,924
423,293,631
438,562,081
7,945,396
_____——:
Wichita
$
1,075,261
144,068,894
June
Inc. or
$
$
_
Ended
—
1,363,236
7,949,628
-
Hastings
week ended June 4 for four years:
1,266,314
'873,104
Nebraska—Fremont
6,733,668
12,102,800
26,987,906
'
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Maine^—Bangor
——*
:
Portland
____
3.0
T.3,296,354
7,406, 563
-10.7
6,325,766
666,593,177
River___
743,922, 127
,—10,4
701,919,701
3,601. 343
—17.1
3,227,943
•
'
1,986,871
-•
1,986 080
-
4,381, 582
3,403,883
13,490,700
:'Av
;
14,641 095
13,036,377
"y\
Connecticut+-HBrt,ford
Haven__
"2,985,801
'
-«
'Worcester;.
-New
4,069, 147
6,614,268
^ * Lowell; 'iNew
Bedford_____i____:_____—:_
Springfield!
■f
,
3,947,465
____
Massachusetts—Boston_r_____™
A Fall
Missouri—Kansas
713,043, 944
62,860 431
45,682,217.
,
J'■
+
0.1.
..
—22.3
Total
V
(12
.
-V
-'J -f
l,605r482
--1,466,203
Colorado—Colorado
Total
(9
Springs
1
York—Albapy____A-_-—
-15,944,679
/Dallas
Fort Worth.
3.4
15,353,286;
13,011,350
12,536,632
—27.3
43,450,361"
24,832,309
26,205,952
35,958 800
+
Q.6
30,816,900
Buffalo
3.8
3,408,177
13,288,755
6,283,757
662,514,429
—13.0
.681,868,894
600,686,4*)
—10.3
—10.6
848,274,117
806,693,251
12,641,271
14,088,420
470,740,378
37,982,530
'44,120,258
917,132,184
Wichita
Falls
-
'
Elmlra
__A—
Jamesf,own
24,713,219
130,932,645
124,085,475
2,764,339
New
\
7
York
7
3,213,2210
3,791,412
3,479,665
44,594,643
New
Jersey
26,355,822
'(a)'' '
___
Jersey—Newark
Northern
12,779,719,261
45,917,945
-
."Syracuse_____2__Ji_iAL:__^_^___J,"
New
'
,
12,648,285,960
;
Rochester-
Connecticut—Stamford
;
;
_________
25,784,704
/*"*'(*)'
—
Total
+ 65.1
31,722,248
38,242,069
5^5
133,139,479
130,218,833
—14.0
2,956,525
+
.
+
9.0
75.673,628
79,203,906
84,247,603
13,055,438,792
13,169,041,696
3,171,149
3,412,856
13,331,222
1.0
14,336,275)657
10,732,316,233
+
3.0
42,801,047
44,017,987
+
2.2
—
25,447,169
*
*•'
80,918,512
\
(9
cities)
—.
_
36,294,753
8,139,000
7,343,305
—27.9
12,684,802
556,990,570
7.8
;; 484,281,301
—15.0
198,258,399
6,333,000
6,653,000
(6
cities)——
513,445,704
—
..
—
—
4.5
'ia)
78,442,217
"25,372,201
f
203,680,745
173,121,967
:
—
4.0
85,314,805
14,739,512,003
11,156,358,200
12,680,170
466,414,604
Lake
Utah—Salt
94,775,881
City—;
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
San
.
San" Jose
—
—
—
88,980,830
New
(108 cities)
York
28,627,691
30,829,806
—31.4
33,563,770
18,766,805
18,298,714
7.0
661,127,578
638,911,290
1.0
27,540,767
—
—
30,967,603
10,900,977
—18.2
8,828,399
8,39L8<14
14,763,690
—13.4
11,435,371
16,773,143
1 173
(^0 cities)iTr-—
total
76,176,184
8,919,690
Stockton
Total
4.8
12,786,092
Santa* Barbara
Grand
177,547,637
—25.1
18,640,262
672,445,550
33,241,474
-
12,795,091
6,347,208
183,969,280
+
90,419,704
625,266,237
•
—.
6,561,761
4.9
—
33,010,578
24,730,872
—
—____—r.———
Francisco
191,985,863
"
191,518(373
'
-
167,569
%
1,275,794,666
'
'
■;
—
>
•
City
8,1'
-iLji
■
1,221,292,235
t
^
1,209,034,075
-;-*•» 'I f
r
23,415,614,150
24,136,727,802
—
3.4
25,318,892,589
21,354,528,849
10,767,328,190
11,357,008,541
—
5.2
10,982,616,932
10,622,212,616
73,949,083
0.9
7,508, L85.
i
—20.8
6,851,017
182,105,336
Oregon—Portland
26,972,097
78,767,326
6,343,358
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Outside
Total
391,159,21.3
39,072,221
14,365,209
"
,
10,633,233
408,508,211
4,592,747
5,325,000
-
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
5,424,929
'
11,019,709
6.0
—13.9
—15.9
—37.5
10,350,539
—-
-
-
—
"
"i
—
3,135,821
819,535,909
A
6,108,696
15,'556,564
32,173,200
3,258, 717
40,798.529
—18.0
442,553,617
—
aw—-
*———
Galveston
40,957,137
2.2
r
■''
—28.1
6,918,617
■
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Washington—Seattle
New
15,115,634
576,506>793
-
Texas—Austin
+
3,134,271
f Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
383,106,100
10,874,907
5,675,965
—
cities)
3,999,890
..
■
1
>*;»
?r"StV Joseph
'
3,565,949
22,002 355
36,172,500
;
cities)
'
655,918,052
_
0.1
—'
—
;
5,404,110
3,519,712
,
New .Hampshire—Manchester_^_^i_:
2,892,402
■,
—
"
! 22,488,379
Rhode/lslaud^Providence__,-^-__.i,. !
-
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Illinois—
5»/4%
cumul. prior preferred stock—
Amun-Israeli Housing Corp.—
Fifteen-year, 3%
bonds, series 1965—.
*
i
requirements of Section 522 of the 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.
'
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.239781
.209300
.209300
.209225
.209275
2.801600
2.801250
2.800720
2.801060
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1
2418
.-July
1
2352
.00161085
.00161080
.00276800
.00276800
.00276800
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.327766
.327800
.0800560
.0800560
.265187
.265187
.265187
.265187
Basin
2.773861
2.773514
2.772990
.140131
.140143
.0348937
.0349062
krone
Pipeline Co.-—
sinking
.0349000
debs,
of 1956,
V
.193418
.193418
.231762
.231768
.231731
2.791133
2.790784
2.801250
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,
other time
June
Total
196G
1,001
—
5,209
+
937,851
fit t,J * *
F.
:,u
cash
Other
Federal
decreased $472 million.
others
from
million and bor¬
decreased $83
Banks
Reserve
rowings
522.248
25,823
domestic commercial banks decreased $117
Loans to
million.
Increase ( + ) or
U.
Mv
2,472
ft M*
8,506,993
Certificates
id-
Notes
and
adjusted!
+125,100
217,267
+
U.
S.
ii
Total U. S. Govt. securities-
j
26,161,729
+125,100
securities—_
26,746,913
+
Total
SiiHi
Due
and
loans
from
-"{MA.
Cash
Jw
Bank
I'fi.'p
of collection
process
premises
99,597
+
+
+
205,872
+
18,061
51,837,200
+
Real
assets
371,637
to
S.
Treasury
■\«\\
Federal
»<rf b
27,407,079
notes
Reserve
24,755
+
81,231
+
Deposits:
J,
bank
Member
+ 338,837
17,879,863
reserves-
320,692
65,353
4,485
Foreign
Total
M
Deferred
Other
*1$
deposits
availability
liab.
■}.
—
—
11,948
479,444
acct—
__4-
+
18,914,027
—
+
45,937
1,431
+
310,996
—
4,646
+
6,955
227,456
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
ft
paid
398,244
in
19,539
165
+
93,602
774,808
Other
Ratio
Ni.b-
124,293
+
18~592
70,118
51,837,300
+
278,468
liab.
of
and
capital
accounts
certificate
gold
to deposit
\Mh-
ties combined
Total
—_______
reserves
purchased
41.1%
foreign
for
—
9,330
Industrial
+
172,165
;
;
:
-
,
40
+
422
+
308
+
22
+
465
+
2,398
+
Glaxo
89
+
2,923
136,940
—
.
Amer.
Foreign
Time
65
58,203
+
+
1,392
+
49
90
—
1,319
Federal
40
—
26
+
—
83
2,157
others
91,130
9,636
360
______
472
—
and
—
v
after
+
valuation
of
Company
Stock
&
(B.
Tire
Common
32
*'
banks
tt
of
the
ended
',»
June
following
justed, $422
If '(.■
Federal
the
shows
1:
of weekly
503
Increases
of
changes
$253
for
million in
the
week
loans ad¬
in balances with domestic banks,
million
and $969 million in demand
«fr
System in leading cities
Reserve
principal
B
Gorham
deduc-
deposits credited to domestic
banks.
v!
be
preferred
and
including
those
found
called
1j»" J-'
r't\ *
and
industrial
loans
decreased
in
most
districts to
'
a
chasing
carrying U, S, Government and other securi¬
total decline of $10 million.
under
ties increased $141 million.
increased $99
institutions
Holdings
of
U.
S.
redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
Stock
Corp.—
subord. debs, due
Page
Nov.
1,
1970
May 31
*
*
securities
decreased
$22 million and holdings of "other" securities decreased
ft--:
$44 million.
deposits adjusted decreased $65 million and
6-
6-17-
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
7-
6-17
1
6-.
6-15
1-
6-15
1
7-
-
7-29
7-15
7-29
7-15
7-
1
6-16
7-
8
7-
1
6-25
6-
1
6-25
6-
1
7-
A
class B
preferred
2093
^OS
*******
6-15
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-27
-5-27
5-27
6-15
.
8-
8-15
15c
-15c-
5
11-15
11-5
6-20
4-19
ioc
17'/2c
17'/2c
7-15
7-5
6-13
6-
25c
7-11
6-23
7-
6-
1
6-
6-13
1
1
8
7-
1
6-15
7,
A
in
the
stockholders
Garden
Corp.
accrued
1
6-
6
6-30
6-
3
6-15
5-16
6-30
6-10
7-30
7-
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
11.667c
share
the
of
held
Rapids
&
6-30
6-
1
7-15
6-
3
9-12
8-22
9-12
8-22
12-12
U-21
12-12
11-21
6-10
7-
5-20
1
6-10
shares
effec¬
Is
the
hence
and
T.)
Co.
common
Lakes
6-17
6-15
5-18
30c
quar.)
(quar.)_
(N.
;■
—
Y.)
(quar,)__
7-1
6-6
93%c
7-1
6-6
40c
7-15
6-20
Corp., Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)——.;
Lakes
Great
Northern
Paper
Southern
Life
Towing
Co
—,
(increased
Insurance
quar.)
1
t31'Ac
6-30
6-
25c
6-30
6-15
"25c
6-15
6-
1
(Houston);—
;
Financial
Corp.
(quar.)—
1
v»tA
40c
9-10
9-
1
40c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Western
6-15
6-30
35c
(quar.)
Insurance
Power
6-15
6-27
(Del.)—
(initial
preferred
7-11
10c
145c
lo%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
City
American
,
3
Square
such
on
1960,
20,
merger,
Varnish
Ltd.
Toy,
Great
Great
2
66-
per
Grand
1st
6-15
6-28
1
by
Madison
dividend
April
the
of
Grand
5%
.
ex¬
share.
Granco Products
(stock dividend),:
(W.
25c
6-15
8
As provided in the merger
from
date
(quar.)
per
shares
of
case
former
agreement
J50c
112'/2c
112'Ac
50c
$2
$2
$2
$2
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
class B preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
class
Great
4Va%
1
7-
$1.15-;
$1.23
$1.25
10c
2%
■vrl
1
6
6-20
12'Ac
__:
Great
Pennsylvania RR.—
mtge.
6-16-
Co.—
&
Great
bonds, ser. "E" due July 1, 1984—June 30
Philadelphia Transportation Company—
Consolidated mortgage 3%-6% bonds series A,
due Jan. 1, 2039
Jun 15
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—
General income 5% bonds due Nov. 15, 1983—"1—J„Jun 16
junior
5-31-
1
6-30
50c
._2_—
dividend
class
33A%
Date
Century Acceptance
Gen.
(quar.)
I
Batteries (quar.)
R.)
Grant
TENDERS
(quar.)
Co.
(W.
New
OF
class A
Semi-annual
Granite
given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
6%
million.
U'v.
Demand
for
1
7-
!$1
v_.
Ltd.,
Employees Insurance (quar.)
Government Employees Life Insurance Co.-—
cept
notes,
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
in which the details were
(quar.)_
(quar.>___
Gould-National
6%
Loans for pur¬
Loans to nonbank financial
Government
called
Rubber
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
tive
NOTICE
or
of corporate bonds,
stock
common
the current volume
Commercial
list
a
5-31.
1
77-
50c
$1.50
15c
55c
22'/2c
quar.)
Graham-Paige, 60c preferred
The above payment is 15c
Fund Notices
will
(quar.)__
Government
8%
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Below
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Mackay Stores,
Class
491
reserves;
reporting member
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
preferred
Gordon
8%
statement
.
7%
(quar.)_.
&
8%
condition
5-31,
ap¬
(quar.)_—__„_
(increased
F.)
8%
The
5-31
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
681
■'<'w
m
Co.
Telegraph
Bros,
Grace
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1960,
30,
—
Insurance
Goodrich
74
individual loan items are shown gross.
§Not available on
comparable basis; reporting^ form revised July 8,
1959,
*Preliminary (San Francisco District).
tMay 25 figures revised.
tion
(interim)
Ordinary
June
class A
(quar.)_
Goldblatt
4%
75
Banks
Reserve
B
Falls
Goodyear
30,612
5-31
1
Ltd.—
Distillers,
Gold
2,196
.
deposits:
_
6-30
$1,25
°
(quar.)__
(quar.)—.:
preferred
preferred
ending
year
Glidden
+
•
'
Glens
+
969
J
6-15
7-
20c
JlOc
Ltd.———_
proximately 5 cents per ADR)
Glen Alden Corp. (quar.)—
—2,037
65
5,002
10,682
banks __—I
Mines,
deposit receipts
(For
Class
deposits adjusted
1
U.
S.
Government demand deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
—I
Gold
Laboratories,
Glenmore
Demand
:——._
(quar.)__
Investment—
6%
196
3,579
„
Cement
non-participating
non-participating
6%
908
—
—
3,010
:
—
(increased)—
Mfg.
Yeilowknife
Girard
-
banks—_:
1,187
Shoe
-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Portland
Giant
—2,799
26
+
cial- banks
commitments
loan
j
44
—
12,970
f
40
——
domestic
assets/liabilities
From
.4%
corre¬
spondents
mH
14
—
6-17
1
7-
m
1]
+
4,626
preferred
preferred
Georgia
LIABILITIES—
From
;
—
♦
18,001
coin
and
with
assets—net
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)
$4.92
Giant
:
,
Contingent liability on acceptances
iw
-1,498
—.—
Banks—
R.
F.
I
pfd.
80c
Corp.,
preferred
$5
Borrowings:
and F. R. note liabili¬
;> >.■>'!
with
Currency
22
937
.
securities
Reserves
Other
874
371,637
capital accounts
Total
Other
§
-1,046
bonds maturing:
years
_—
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)
-5,343
17
year^„——
6-15'
1
"6-27
36
22
of indebtedness
& U. S.
one
five
After
563
18
1,314
to five years
One
Balances
+259,711
50,539,952
.
51,172
339,383
—105,858
4,172,909
cash items—
dividends
accrued
and
liabilities
Total
i
206,849
Treasurer—general
S.
19.393
6,899
347,871
5:
U.
'«
"in}
+
1 •'
7-
Inc., common (increased# quar.)—_
preferred A (quar.)_
:
—_
87'/2c
Genung's Inc. (quar.)—,—
—17'/2c
Georesearch, Inc.
?
90c,
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
25cStock dividend
1%
525
25,752
securities—total—
6-15*
7-
__
12,548
6-15
1
7-
$1.37'/2
$1.12 Vz
$1.06'A
20c
50c
$1.50
40c
—
I
Genesco,
22
1,599
bills
Within
152
—
121
14,966
Treasury notes
LIABILITIES—
2nd
$6
3/
772
loans
Government
-
(quar.)_
Waterworks
General
27\
4,331
etc.__
—
Treasury certificates
W?|:
finance,
6-15
1
7-
$3.50
banks—
domestic commercial banks____
loans
444
—
institutions:
foreign
estate
Other
U.
Total
financial
—
1
'
7c
—
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
$2
1,108
"
31'4c
(quar.)
4'/2 %
91/
+
-A
'
•
6-15
7-
60c
' ;
'r
.-
7-> T
7-
333/4C
_—Al_i—A
A.1——
*
Co—
Rubber
&
preferred
5'/2%
+
166
—
personal
finance,
to
Loans
38,643
278,468
'i.
■
261
carrying:
for
Tire
$5 preferred
A
+
1,595
8,024
t
•
4
6-
1
7-
621/£c
certificates,—
American
1,504
nonbank
to
Loans
155,528
5
—
104,197
——.
preferred
General
59
201
129,645
—
:+._i
5,032,671
Other assets
in
items
Loans
Sales
360,491
15
banks
foreign
217,267
+
■4,
pur¬
securities
Other
253
7
I
purchasing or
Government securities
loans
Other
WM
tf'l-
Indiana— v
General Tin Investments Ltd.—
10
securities
Other
26,161,729
for
187
+
371
+
Payable of Redv
of Michigan—
of Ohio—
(quar.)_^
(quar.)__
preferred
Holders
When
Per
Share
v
>
—
carrying:
or
Government securities
U. S.
V
929
—
dealers
and
brokers
to
chasing
...
-
70
+
67,823
Loans
10,142,733
June 3,
1959
1960+ •
31,162
industrial loans______—
Agricultural loans
2,483,771
May ?5
1,
I960®
,
104,504
!
adjustedtJ-A---- 102,905
investments
Loans
*+ ""•217,267
+
13,010,298
*
,
(In millions of dollars)
—10,142,733
+125,100
2,160.667
•
,
investments—___
loans and
Commercial and
Bought outright—
\i'
•
,
.
ASSETS—
Total
Loans
28,866
outright
securities:
Government
S.
349,382
2
Acceptances—bought
;
,
5,048
+
4,444
+235,391
350,930
June
47,190
loans
Industrial
V,0;if
\+
556,318
—
496,425
6,210
1,274
—
344,207
.—..
__
advances
and
Discounts
s,,
certificate reserves
of other banks
gold
notes
R.
*
I
.
■.*./
_i
*
35c
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
1— ' 1
53c
General Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
5.80%
preferred (quar.)
I
36'Ac
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
*
v
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
I
> $1.12Vz
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
New
common
(initial quar.)
; \
19c
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)—.___
+.——
-. 54'/2c
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
55c
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)_
—59%c
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)_.
66c
General Time Corp., new com. (initial-quar.)
6'Ac
banks from
Borrowings of weekly reporting member
Since
1959
I960
19,052,495
preferred
$1.25
Decrease (—) Since
h J?
i*'it
/
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2.40
!
r;
General Telephone Co.
deposits increased $26 million.
June 10,
1,
18.114,644
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—
|
$1.35
$40 million and
$1.40
Increase ( + ) or
account
*
*
•
(quar.)
'
Interbank time deposits decreased
lion.
thousands of dollars)
Decrease (—)
certificate
r:
x
Name of Company
preferred
14
v*!'.
■
General Telephone Co.
deposits increased $65 mil¬
demand
Government
S.
U.
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
ASSETS—
:
Continued from page
2.790595
2.790256
2.801600
$2.50
Gold
„i
DIVIDENDS
.193612
.231806
2.790884
8,
1976—————July
due May 1,
.0166367
.0166262
.193356
2.801350
June
,'
due
this issue.
In
♦Announced
.0348937
.0166263
.0166263
.231718
franc.
! i •
*Zs
i-
debs,
fund
.140031
.140037
.140087
.0349062
'
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iij it
2307
...—Jun 29
1964——
.0800560
.0800560
.0166263
(In
Aug 4
—L*
stock,
1,
June
2.773326
Statement of Condition of the
f,' ti
due
debentures
General Telephone Co. of
'(.'('
Page
Date
.
.265187
2.773613
pound
A
.00276800
.327766
pound
f.
s.
6%
.00161060
.00161080
.0800560
South Africa,
CALLED
ISSUES
March 1, 1969_.i—July 1
Siegler Corp. 5Vz% conv. subord. debs, due 1966——Jun 24
Thyer Manufacturing Corp.—
•
■
'■
•
■
•
,
.
i
2091
1966
Jan. 1,
subordinated debentures due
6%
.00161080
Kingdom,
Oil
'
.00276800
malayan dollar-
of
United
5%
III
/
15
Superior Oils of Canada Ltd.—
New
.204043
.239781
2.801350
pound
Switzerland,
iS>
.00311228
.00311228
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona.
w
.210125
.00311228
yen
Norway,
.210100
.209300
Mexico, pesoNetherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
#
1.017500
.204037
lira
Malaysia,
1.018098
-
1.017213
•
.239787
rupee
Japan,
.
.210200
.00311228
deutsche mark
Germany,
Italy,
•
*
,
-
.
Company and Issue—
.210150
1.017604
-
.204037
markka
(Metropolitan) new franc_
Ireland,
■
..
due Jan. 1, 1968—.
Long Island Lighting Co.—
Series G,
4.40%
conv. preferred
.0200480
.00311228
Finland,
India,
nt»
Water Co.—
,
.0384125
A
.0384000
.0200575
.210150
rupee
France
.
1970—,——
1,
ENTIRE
2.231920
.0384062
1.018437
Canada, dollar
itrY
.
Jan.
.0119919
2.231649
2.232071
2.232350
.0200565
franc
Belgium,
$<$
••M
due
collateral trust bonds
Finance Co., Inc.—
5Vz%
.0119919
.0119846
.0384062
schilling
Austria,
!>
'
*
1
1
Ritter
June 9
June 8
June 7
.0119810
2.232151
pound
Australia,
.
—July
B
Valley Coal Co.
refunding 5% bonds
&
5%
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 6
.0119810
III:
j'
§
*,
'
$
i:
j
30
Northeastern
1
-I
2301
2415
due Feb. 1, 1964_T
Aug
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
First mtge. pipe line bonds 6 ViVo
series, due 1977—Jun
Mi
Friday
.
1
15
series
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
for
Noon Buying Rate
Unit
Monetary
and
County
—-—Aug 12
debentures due April 1,
4l/2%
1st
<*•/
*
1
1960, INCLUSIVE
1960 TO JUNE 9,
1
,
—July
Lehigh
$1
[•M
.
Winkle-Munning Co.—
Hanson-Van
ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
RATES CERTIFIED BY
of
1961
1_
July
Huber-Warco Co. 6% notes, due May 15, 1961_—_—-—Jun
Husky Oil Co. 6%
cumul, 1st preferred stock
—Jun
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
3Vz% 1st mtge. arid coll. trust bonds,
Pursuant to the
V.'1i
Co.
Investment
Page
Date
'
Company and Issue—
American
A 11
i
REDEMPTIONS
PARTIAL
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
12-10
12-
1
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7-
1
6-15
Volume
191
Number 5959
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
i
When
Share
of Company
Name
Great Western Producers,
Payable
fl
45c
6-30
35c
6-10
$1-25
I;
Corp,
Griesedieck
Company,
6-
6-17
jsc
7-
2
6-15
4%%
$2.75
6-30
6-
1
$1.06%
6-30
6-
1
$1.25
6-30
6-
1
$18%c
6-30
6-
1
$1
Inc. (quar.)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.
Gulf Life Insurance Co. (Fla.)
f!
3;
II
ju
■La
Ohio
&
'$5 preferred
I
RR.,
I-T-E
Ideal
6-20
5-27
1
6-17
1
7-15
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
6-20
6-10
8-
1
7-15
from
6-13
5-23
term
37%c
12%c
50c
(quar.)—._
$1.25
6-13
Illinois
5-23
$1.25
9-12
$1,25
12-19
11-25
Gulf
States
$4.20
—;
4.64%
Utilities,
preferred
25c
preferred
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
:__
common
$5
preferred
Hahn
(quar.)
Ltd
Mines,
5%
1st
Printing
F.)
Oil
Halliburton
Well
Haloid Xerox Inc.
6-15
5-19
Income
plus
5-19
'5-19
Indiana
5-19
4.12%
$1.25
6-15
5-19
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
7-
1
6-
pfd,
(quar.)
9
preferred
6-
6
Common
6-
6
4y2%
preferred
4%%
preferred
preferred
($100
6-15
8-
5
Corp.
5c
_
6-15
6-
1
dividend
Stock
6-15
6-
1 /
6-15
6-
1
Class
5c
6-15
6-
1
4%
25c
6-20
6-
9
Ingersoll-Rand
10c
6-20
6-
9
Ingram
&
10c
6-20
6-10
Inland
Container
25c
6-15
5-26
Inspiration Consolidated
$1
6-15
5-26
Institutional
30c
6-15
5-25
$1.12%
7-
1
6-10
$1.06%
7-
1
6-10
6-
9
5-25
~50c
6-13
5-27
50c
6-13
5-27
40c
6-13
5-27
50c
7-
1
6-17
30c
7-
1
6-17
Interior
15c
Manufacturing
Hamilton
Co.
6-15
6-
Interlake Iron
(quar.)
V
Paper
Hamilton
4%
Watch
Co.,
preferred
Hammermil)
4.50%
4.25%
Hanna
(M.
Class
approved
class
A
Co.
(N.
Co.
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
on
common__
Corp.
Corp.
Tobacco, $4
Hartman
Hauserman
Hastings
(E.
F.)
Mfg.
1
prior
1
5-20
International
International
Minerals
6
Common
7-
1
6-10
tl5c
7-
1
6-15
••••.! 40c
7-
1
6-20
International Packers,
6-10
International
'T-»
■
-v
4%
37 %c
6-30
$4
Hawaiian
Agricultural
Co
Hawaiian
Electric
6-
7- 2
6-10
6-15
6-
25c
divd.)
6-15
3%
7%c
(stock
_
6-15
6-8
3
6%
4%%
preferred
C
21%c
5%
•
preferred series D
(quar.)
5%%
preferred F
(quar.}_____—
53/4%
preferred G
(quar.)
25c
7-15
7-
Paints
7-15
International
Salt
International
Shoe
7-5
International
Silver,
7-15
7-
5
International
Textbook
7-15
7-
5
Interstate
20c
6-15
6-
1
Hosts,
12 %c
6-20
25C
.6-15
1
4.36%
91 %c
7-
1
6-10
5.50%
40c
7-
1
6-10
43 %c
7-
1
Investment
Bond
17 %c
6-15
6-
2
Investment
Co.
t$3
7- 4
6-15
Investment
Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)
Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Helene
>
Curtis
Class
A
Industries,
common
Hercules
$2
Powder
class
Hartford
Herold
,
Gas
Radio
6%
,
Co.,,
(initial)
A
Fund.
™
25c
8%
(P.
Co.
Co.,
N.)
Co.
1
1
6-15
6-
preferred
&
6-
&
6-
3
6-30
6-
8
6-29
5-31
3 30%
6-15
6-
4
5
9-15
9-
9-23
9
A
6-30
66-
8-
1
6-30
8-
1
>
6-30
B
(stock
1
$5
preferred
A
$2.25
$5
preferred
B
(quar.)_—
6-15
6-10
Common
7-
40c
6-10
5%
Howe
preferred
Sound
Hubbell
,
—
1
6-14
6-
6-15
6-
9
' 25c
6-15
6-
6
6-15
6-
(quar.)_
class
B
Erie
Quarterly.
Husky Oil Co.,
7-
Jewel
preferred
-
1st
pfd.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp.
'
,
Club,
6%
Ltd.,
preferred
5y2%
(quar.)
(quar.)___:
6-15
6-15
6- 2
(quar.)
Service
Terminals
4%
6-15
5-20
25c
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
6-20
6-
6-27
3
Lamson
7- 1
6-10
4.75%
6-30
6-15
Laurentide
6-13
6-13
5-24
(quar.)
&
——
6-15
5%
2nd
Jones
&
preference (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_,
Laughlin
preferred A
Steel
—
6-15
5-31
7-10
7-
7-10
7- 1
1
Joslyn
M'e
&
6-15
5-31
-il
62'/2c
6-30
6-10
$47 %c
7- 2
6-15
KLM
Royal
7-
6-15
Kansas
Kansas
25c
6-
8
(quar.)
Blower
Co.
City
&
Light,
City Southern Ry.,
Gas
&
(H.
W.)
—
6-15
6-15
Leslie
Fund
6-27
5-27
Levine's
Inc.
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
7-1
6-15
Leath
&
Products
Refineries, Inc.
Stores
4V2%
Corp.,
preferred
Salt
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-28
6-10
7-
5-31
7- 2
5-31
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
5-31
6-30
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
40c
6-15
6-
6-25
6-13
1
6-16
6-30
9-30
9-16
12-30
12-16
7-
2
6-15
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
7-15
7-
7-29
7-15
10-31
10-14
1
7-29
7-15
10-31
10-14
$25c
7-29
7-15
10-31
J25C
•
10-14
7-29
7-15
10-31
10-14
6-30
6-10
6-20
6-
6-30
6-20
7-
6-10
&
Corp.
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
7% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Life
National
6-16
7-15
7-
8-
1
1
7-20
6-15
5-18
6-15
5-31
7-
6-
$1.43%
8
6
6-15
5-31
1
6-10
7-
12 %C
6-15
5-25
$1.75
7**
6-10
1
25c
6-15
50c
Insurance
8-
6-
1
Co.
(quar.)
Wayne)
6-10
6-26
35c
3c
Tobacco,
Myers
Cup
6-25
6
$2c
Ltd—,—
Lexington Venture Fund Shares
preferred
Lily-Tulip
1
10c
of Canada,
(quar.)
Lincoln
5-31
1
27c
31 %c
26 %c
40c
6-1
7- 2
Rollway, class A (quar.)
1st pref. series B (quar.)_
Pipe Co. (quar.)
—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
(stock dividend).
Lipe
$1.60
1
7-10
12 %c
6-30
6-10
$40c
7-15
6-15
20c
6-30
6-16
Lock Joint
2%
7-25
5-31
5-31
Lock Joint Pipe
20c
6-30
6-16
t$l
6-30
6-14
7-
6-15
Lone
6-15
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
414% preferred D (quar.)
Loew's
(Marcus)
(quar.)
Theatres.
(quar.)
Ltd.
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-15
4.40%
preferred G
(quar.)
Co., 4.84%
pfd.
(quar.)
Loral
933/4c
8
7-18
$5c
6-15
5-31
7%
2nd
preferred
7-15
6-30
7%
2nd
preferred
7-15
6-30
Lorillard
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
Los Angeles Investment Co. (quar.)_.
Louisiana Land & Exploration (quar.)——
Louisville Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)__
Long Mile Lumber
7%
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
7-
6-3
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
(P.)
dividend)
Hotel—
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
—
preferred
6-
6-30
6-20
7
__—
5-31
5-31
50c
(quar.)
41c
6-30
6-10
7- 1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7- 1
6-10
6-30
6
6-30
6-15
6-15
5-20
6-30
6-15
7-
8
6-17
8-
1
7-22
11-
1
10-21
55c
7-
1
6-
3
$1.75
7-
1
6-
3
5%
15c
6-30
6-13
$3
6-15
5-31
40c
1
6-15
6-
35c
7-15
6-30
31 %c
(quar.)
3
6-28
6-
.
Company,
preferred
1
10c
;
(stock
Angeles Drug
5%
6
7-
$1.75
6-
7-
Baltimore
6-
$1.75
6-20
7-22
8- 1
Lord
6
1
$1.21
$2
Electronics
6
6-
7-
10c
Rubber
Star Gas
6-
1
$1.10
$1.25
Lone
6-10
7-
$1.08%
preferred E and F (quar.)
1
6-15
1
$1.06%
4.35%
Mile
1
6-24
7-
30c
pfd. B (quar.)
5-31
Long
5-20
$1.25
12 %c
(Jonathan), Inc. (quar.)
Cement (quar.)
Star
6-15
$1.08
1
$25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Liggett
7- 2
$1.07
1
6-
50c
—
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.) 5%
$22y2c
$$1.75
xl3/4%
xiy4%
xiy4%
xiy2%
$1.12%
6-
12 %c
(increased)
6-15
5-31
6-20
6-15
7-15
—
7-20
6-20
35c
Corp. (quar.)__
(increased)
com.
6-15
55c
$1
preferred A
preferred (quar.)
1
6-20
12 V2C
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
Louisville, Henderson Si St. Louis Ry. Co. (s-a)
$2.50
8-15
8-
1
RR.
$1.25
6-13
5-
2
30c
6-15
Louisville Title Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
Gas
Lowenstein
Lowney
Co.
(M.)
& Sons, Inc.
(Walter M.), Ltd.
(quar.)_
6-29
6-17
1
7-15
6-15
15c
6-20
5-20
6-30
6-16
125c
1
16c
Ltd.
(increased)-
5-31
6-
37 %c
——
Lead Mines—
(quar.)
,
Lucky Lager Breweries,
Corp.
(quar.)__
6-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)—
Lucky Fridav Silver
Lucky Lager Brewing
Ludlow
5-31
5c
90c
Extra
5-31
(quar.)
common
8-
1
20c
Lexington Water, 5%%
6-30
—
Co.,
7-15
t30c
(quar.)
Company
Fink
&
Leonard
Lowell
(quar.)
6-15
1
IOC
6-15
30c
com.
1
8-
t30c
class A (quar.)___
& Co.,
7- 1
7- 1
Insurance
com.
(quar.)
Electric
—
—»—
_____
45c
60c
62y2c
Power
8-
7-
J15C
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Lerner
$1.06048
—
Marine
(s-a)
4.32%. preferred
4y2%
&
8-15
$1.50
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. (Richmond)—
Lehn
60c
(final)
Airlines
Fire
6-15
$ 15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)_____,
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
10-17
25c
f
(quar.)___
(quar.)^
City
preferred
Kansas
4.28%
1
6-15
Dutch
Corp.
Kansas
4%
$1.50
Supply
1
$15c
(quar.)
Louisville-Nashville
(Mo.)
75c
&
Kokenge Co.
7-
»5c
A
11- 1
1
6-15
59 %c
B
7-18
7-18
10-17
$1.25
—__—
1
Acceptance
8- 1
8- 1\
11- 1
Corp—
(quar.)
1
7-
7-
30c
(quar.)
B
Class
10c
$15c
$12y2c
1
7-15
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
conv.
A
Class
Los
convertible
6-
Sessions—
&
Class
6-1
7-15
7-15
Ltd.—
Storage,
6
6-15
$60c
—
Corp. (Dela.), common
prior preferred (s-a)__
6%
7-1
6-13
6-27
Co.
6-
(Ontario)—
50c
—
1
$20c
$ 15c
$133/4c
(s-a)-_
(quar.)
Johnston
6%
semi-annual
Reduced
*6-12
$3.75
6
7-
$20c
—
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.
1
J.)
(quar.)
preferred
Johnson
(Ontario)—
___.
(quar.)
B
3c
common
5-20
—
(quar.)
Mortgage
6%
Jockey
Co.,
6-1
2
Ltd.—
i
Hutchinson Sugar,
Tea
Kahler
Co.,
N.
:
$4 non-cum. pfd. (s-a)
3.75% preferred
(quar.)
6-15
$75c
(initial).
Quarterly
&
6-20
18c
New
Huron
6-
6-30
18c
(initial)-
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
(Plainsfield,
Corp.
Common
Julian
A
Hupp Corp.,, 5%
3
6-28
$1.12%
3%
dividend)-
class
Production
—
6-
$20c
(quar.)
B
class
$1.40
preferred
Investment
Jersey
<
6
Inc.—
New
Hugoton
-
5%
(stock
Co.
1st
1
——________
(quar.)
jeanette Glass Co., 7% preferred (accum.)—
1
$12 %c
4%
_
——
common
B
class
Corp.—
Jersey Mortgage Co..
(quar.)
(Harvey),
Telephone
56 %c
dividend)
class
and
Logan
(quar.)
1
12 %c
dividend)
Houdaille Industries, Inc.,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
$1.06%
(stock
and
and
A
'
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
8-
p
common
preference B
cumulative
cumulative
6-15
18c
Hoover Company, 4'%% preferred (quar.)
Horner (F. W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Shoppes,
cumulative
5%
•
8-15
Corp.—
preferred
A
A
Class
$1.25
$1.25
Service-Co., Ltd., common—
preference (quar.)
cumulative
6-15
6-15
1
10c
;
Lamson
$1.10
$1.20
2%
40c
preference C
preference D
6% cumulative preference E
Jamaica Water Supply—
2
40c
;;
$4.25
Class
Class
6-10
6-10
$1.083/4
5%
2
6-30
$12 %C
Mining Co. (quar.)
Home Telephone &
Telegraph (Va.) (s-a)
Honolulu Iron Works Co
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co. Ltd.—
Chemical
Public
7%
Jamestown
Homestake
Hooker
1
12%c
,
.
(s-a)
(quar.)
—
10c
;
Home Oil Co., Ltd.," class
Jamaica
6-17
6-10
37 %c
___
preferred
6-30
7-
35c
(quar.)__
(Calif.) —
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
(Fort
7%
(quar.)_____
Insurance
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
7-
68 %c
Inc.—
6-3
7-15
t6c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)_
i
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)__
4.80%
preferred (quar.)__i______
Ironite, Inc., com. (stock dividend)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
6-17
7-30
Common
8-31
7-
7- 1
7-1
6-30
6-30
6-17
82 V2 c
(quar.)
com.
1
1
10c
433/4c
(Alfred)
Leverage
Power,
4.35%
t6c
t__
&
6-
13 %c
(quar.)
Corp., (reduced)
Foundry
25c
preferred
(quar.)_
Iowa Power & Light—
6-14
5c
40c
Light
pfd. A
Lambert
37VaC
-
Electric
Electric, 5%%
—
Lay
(quar.)—
6-
6-30
10c
(quar.)
6-13
25c
preferred
5-31
6-15
7-29
$1.75
—
Company, 6%
1st preferred
preferred (quar.)
7- 1
37y2c
6-15
12c
B
45c
Island—
Rhode
(quar.)_.
5-23
6-10
7V2c
4.80%
Ltd.—
Mines,
of
Co.
Trust
1
10c
2nd
Lau
——■—
7-
12c
(monthly)
Extra
York—
of New
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
15c
J-'——
Marine
Quarterly
Hot
Iowa
3
15c
—
Winston
Corp.
Extra
6-14
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Rinehart
Funding
class A
Lakey
6-23
5-23
10c
6-15
39c
:
6-
1
$1
7-1
6c
t60c
J75c
1
7-
50C
(monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly)-
5%
income)
preferred
$2.50
1
15c
common
—
Extra
6-15
6-24
45c'
;
(quar.)_____:
Homasote Company, 5%
.3
6-15
77-
6%
45c
_____
Holjy Sugar, Corp.,
5%
$2.50
Investors
11c
(quar.)
Gold
(quar.)—^
investment
tlOc
quar.)
i
Lumber
(quar.)
com,
3
7-
62 %c
—.
$1.20 convertible preferred
Kuhlman
6-10
(Special fiscal year-end distribution of 31c
from net capital gains and 8c from net
Paper, Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Furnace
Fire
6-17
J45c
Extra
Home
Investors
1
16 %c
(initial
(quar.)
5%
5-25
7-
75c
common
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
_______
Holt
5-16
17 %c
(quar.)
<quar.)___
.__
Hoffman. Electronics
;
5-31
6-15
(quar.)
,
6-15
20c
& Co.
Holland
6-24
3%
Ltd.
(Edward)
Hirsch
6
5-31
25c
&
income)
Ltd.,
3
20c
Corp.—
Class
Common
Quarterly/
Hines
6
6-
6-24
30c
Supermarkets, Class A
Dauch
6-
6-24
/
(quar.)
Spendor Mining, common
preferred (quar.)________
Hinde &
6-24
7%c
dividend-.;,
Hilo Electric Light
Common
'
preferred
Kratter
7%
Investment Trust of Boston—
50c
(quar.)
Hidden
6%
7-15
Corp.—
Hewitt-Robins, Inc (quar.)'
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett
Hills
1
10c
preferred
(quar.)
Chocolate Corp.
Highland-Bell,
8-
6-15
America—
Foundation,
6
6-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$3
—
(s-a)-^—
6-
6-10
2%
(quar.)
dividend)
5-31
7-
•
25c
Co.
6-30
25c
f
1
6-13
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Rubber
preferred
$.1986
(quar.)_
common
Share
&
of
investment
net
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
^quar.)
Co.,
Telephone
B.)
5-31
6-20
7-
10%
6-13
5-23
5-23
75c
___!
(initial)-—
preferred
50C
preferred
Stock
,
6%
35c
__;
Hershey
Hertz Corp.
(quar.)
Heu'olein, Inc.
(quar.)
-.3
5%%
(From
„
Electronics
&
6-10
Co.,
Securities
Interstate
;
(quar.)
common
Inc.__
Co.,
i
Power
preferred
preferred
—__—
54V2c
683/4c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Interstate
Inc.—
(increased)
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd.—
6% preference (accum.)
Hercules Galion Products—
7%
preferred Class A
(quar.)
Heritage
5-20
6-
preferred
Co.
common..
Heinz
5%
7%
V r
5-31
25c
(.quar.)
Inc.
15c
$1.25
22y2c
(quar.)—:_____——:
Co.
6
5c
6-27
6-13
6-13
$1,
6-
1
50c
Mining & Exploration Co., Ltd
Laclede Gas Co., common (increased)—
4.32% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
■
1
7-
30c
45c
t60c
75c
$1
■
6-
6-15
Labrador
Co.__^—
6-15
6-15
Kysor Heater Co—
Fund
Resources
Corp.
(quar.)
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)_______
Heileman
(G.)
Brewing Co.
(quar.)
J.)
6- 8
(quar.-)-___
1
$1
10
10c
Co.,-common
(quar.)_.—
1
6-
48c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(monthly)
$1.20 conv. preferred
(Canada), Ltd.—
28 %C
:
6-20
6-24
30c
6-
6-15
income--
Koppers Company, common (increased)
4% preferred (quar.)
Kroger
—
Paper
preferred
invest,
(stock
Creamery (quar.)
Class
6- 6
(Canada) —
Ltd
27 %c
—
Hazeltine
(H.
Co.
6-10
income__
(quar.)
Kratter Corp.,
6-15
Corp.—
preferred (s-a)_.
4%
5
6-10
t37 '/2c
Chemicals
(initiali~~~-
International
(guar.)_____
6-30
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Nickel
common
International
3
Ltd.—
.
preferred
net
(I.
5%%
60c
40c
6-10
1
6-15
Fund"
Bond
invest.
Hotels/Corp.
5%
6-15 *,
6-15
6-15
6- 1
s-a)
1
7-
Koehring Co.—
1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-30
6-21
7-15
(quar.)
International
New
(reduced
B
(quar.)__
dividend-;
Knudsen
6-30
18c
3iy4c
3iy4c
J6c
6-10
10c
Cement
Press,
Co.
Kittanning
5- 6
(Mich.) (quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)—
&
net
from
Portland
Stock
6-1
6-
5-31
1
7-
.
28 %C
—.—__
from
Kirsch
7-15
1
6-
6-23
7-
20c
"Growth Fund"
Kingsport
6-15
6-15
1
10c
"Investment
B-l
K-2
7-15
5-15
6- 6
6-15
Inc.
Harvester
6
6-
(quar.)_
Certificates
6-1
7-1
6-20
$20c
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
7-1
7-30
6-15
6-22
40c
$1
Brewers, Ltd., cl.
Corp.___,
7-
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Oil, class A (Initial-quar.)
6-15
6-15
25c
div.)
(quar.)
6-24
preference
(quar.)
Co.
preferred B
% %
7- 2
7- 2
100%
—,____
(stock
America
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
New common (initial-quar.)—
5% preferred A (quar.)
——'—
5%
Mines,
Knott
quarterly)
7-20
(quar.).
Company
Co.
North
4
6-15
45c
Co.i—
(initial
Gold
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
9c
i$1.63
Farms International, Ltd.—
preferred A
(quar.)
Intertype
7-
50c
6-15
1
37 %c
(quar.)—
Company
Semi-annual
(from
Inc.
5-25
1
7-
5-25
Kleinert
Fund,
10c
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
(quar.)____
Harnischfeger Corp. (quar.)
Harris
'
3%
Co._
Copper
6-15
7-
6-30
Semi-annual
Ltd.—
income)
of
Co.
com.
(quar.)
Income
$1.50
v
(quar.)
Hardee
1st-
Corp.
Shares
Lumber
New
pfd.
(s-a)—__—
preference (quar.)
60c
International Breweries,
(quar.)
Harbor Plywood
Insular
6%
Ltd.,
investment
Refractories—
dividend
Co.,
J12y2c
t$l
$3
tl5c
25c
6-15
6-
Keystone
(quar.)
Bell,
,
9-15
12-15
1
6-15
Series
Ltd.—
Tool
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
Stock
Y.)
Inc.
Shoe,
Mfg.
(quar.)
Machine &
A
Institutional
a
(quar.)
Bank
Hanover
Hansen
(quar.)
(Stockholders
Company,
Mining
Hanover
(quar.)
com.'
split)
A.)
B
Hanna
6%
Co.,
(quar.)
Organ
stock
2-for-l
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
preferred
Hammond
(quar.7
Co.
Ingersoll
1
7-
40c
Keyes Fibre Co., 5.80% preferred
Keystone Custodian Funds—
3
6- 3
6- 3
1
10-
1-2-61
7-15
Series
7-
6-15
1
31 %C
Class B
Corp.—
5%
7-
Keweenaw Land Association Ltd.—
6- 3
.—.——
5c
Hamilton
(quar.)__—__
(quar.).
par)
.
5c
(initial)
B
6-
3
5-27
20c
;
6-10
6-10
6-30
2
6-
6-15
6-22
Kerite
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-
6-13
50c
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, common
56 %c
$1.12%
68%c
6-15
15c
•
Kennedy's Inc., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.)_
5-27
45c
—
6-10
6-24
$1.25
Interest
._
5-31
35c
5-19
—
3
6-15
$1.12%
5-31
Ltd.—
(increased)
6-
60c
(quar.)
6-20
7- 1
7- 1
1
87 %c
6- 6
6-6
6- 6
$1.25
3
7-
87 %c
6-15
—
6-
87 %c
7- 1
7-1
7-1
$1.06%
—;
3
1
25c
Kewanee
(quar.)
($100 par)
5%%
—
Industrial Electronics Hardware
Extra
Class
—
6-
7-
30c
—
6-30
6-15
3
1
15c
Kendall Refining Co. (quar.)
Kennecott Copper (quar.)
Kerr-Addison
(quar.)
Acceptance
preferred
6-
7-
40c
(quar.)__
common
6- 7
6- 1
"
1
$1.06%
4c
——
6-22
1
,$4.50
6-17
6-30
6-15
1
7-
$1.12%
$1.03
$1.03%
$1.14
——
6-20
7-
7- 1
6-15
7-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_
3Mj% preferred (quar.)
3y2% preferred (quar.)—
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kendall Company, common (quar.)
5-31
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
Company,
7-
35 %c
(quar.)
common
Ltd
Sugar
Kellogg
Electric—
(quar.)
9
Hamilton
$60c
$30c
$12%c
10c
Investors
Michigan
quar.)
(quar.)
Light,
Kekaha
6-10
6-1
6-28
Boston
preferred
Industrial
8c
Fund
6-
8-15
(interim)..
Canada
of
1
t$1.25
—
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.-—
v
4%%
preferred B
(quar.)
5%
preferred
\
(quar.)
2
6%c
Cotton Co., Ltd., 5%
Management Corp.—
A
(initial)
6-30
7-1
3c
—
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7- 1
6-10
of 3c
from long-
—
35c
•
Co.
&
4Va%
}50c
7-
6-20
of Canada—
Co.
(quar.)_
of
Incorporated
5-19
6-15
$1.27
$22%c
Cementing
Fund
<Se
6-10
52c
preferred (quar.)
4y2 % preferred (quar.)
43/4%
preferred (quar.)__
Katz Drug Co. (quar.)
Kawneer
Company, (quar.)
Quar.
5c
—
Foundation
6-15
$15c
Hamilton
Class
Fund).
income
Ltd.
Power
6-30
Gas—
5%
6-20
7-15
6-27
preferred
Payable of Rec.
41c
3 % %
Minnesota
invest,
Oil,
Income
6-15
_;
$5
Kansas
.
(quar.)
Natural
(increased
Kay Jewelry Stores
44c
50c
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co.
6-15
-
_
_______
Ltd., common..
preferred
(quar.)_
(W.
1
6
$1.11
.
Brass,
Hall
5-
6-15
$1.05
preferred (quar.)__—_%_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5.08
RR.
gains
Imperial
$i.i0
$4.40
Gunnar
»,=•
57 y2c
20c
(initial-quar.)
Central
7-
25c
Common
Telephone—
common
6-10
$1.16
(quar.)—
,$4.44
la
;—
__
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
Electric
&
Kansas-Nebraska
9-15
12-15
6-20
6-30
69c
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance
Quarterly
8-22
(quar.)
Co.,
6-15
6-15
,
r
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
,
Kansas Gas
Co.—•
(quar.)
(Formerly
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.25
12c
$1.12
6-30
6-30
9-30
12-30
49
Per
Payable of Rec.
Imperial Capital Fund—
preferred
Power
Bell
New
Illinois
preferred
Oil
Cement
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)—^
Breaker
,
50c
.
_
(quar.)
preferred
7-
$5
Gulf
Circuit
8-
common
(quar.)
common
common-(quar.)•_.
new
preferred
15c
25c
Door,
preferred
4.60%
$5
Gulf
Corp.;
37%c
.
Mobile
Gulf
5%
Huyck
25c
(quar.)___
Grolier,
6
&
Share
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
(reduced)__
common
preferred
5%
7-
(quar.)__
convertible
5%
1
Sash
5%
6-
6-15
__
Grinnell
6-15
.
27 %c
_
4-;
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
of Rec.
Huttig
preferred A (quar.)__
Giant Co., class B (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Green Mountain Power (quar.)
Greening (B.) Wire, Ltd. (quar.)______
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)_
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
'5% preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)__
6%
i'M
Holders
Inc.—
Green
(2561)
—m-
8-
55c
6-15
7-20
6-
I
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,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(25621
50
'. *>'
.
,
Monday,- June 13, 1960
.
'V*'
'
V'
!
if
1
20c
7-
1
$1.50
Typograph Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynchburg Foundry Co., common
4J/4% preferred (s-a)
$6 pref.
M
.
.
■
Payable of Rec.
7-
1
6-17
6-24
5-19
2%
of Company
Name
6-17
Aluminum Co. (quar.)
Mission Insurance Co., 10% pfd.
(quar.)___
Mississippi Glass Co. (stock dividend)
Quarterly
20c
7-
1
6-15
53¥sC
7-
1
6-15
ifi::;
!
!■'
>'
•
Trucks,
Mack
,'vi
fe
5%
Li*?'
1
6-15
6-27
6-13
65 %c
7-
6-15
$50c
6-30
6-
6-30
'<r.
(G.~B.~f
(R. H.)
I'://'
')•{/
'
Madison
.ity.
Electric,
&
lj!r-
4.75%
preferred
:pK
>'k.
5-20
6-15
5-27
6-34
5-24
Mohawk
Molson's
6-15
4-25
6-24
4.20%
Mansfield
Tire
Manischewitz
;!!:b'
Increased
$
Rubber
&
6-10
Life
1
7-
1
6-10
62 %c
8-
1
7-11
7-20
6-30
6-15
5-27
20c
7-20
6-30
50c
6-21
6-
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd., 5%
(stock
Transformer
Marcus
Marine Bancorporation
§
Maritime Telegraph
Common
•i'M*
7%
pfd.
dividend)
(quar.)
$1
Basket
»ui
Marshall
;H
&
(M.)
Son
Field
Martin
6-20
6- 6
85c
6-15
5-27
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines (resumed)
7-15
6-20
7%
7-15
6-20
7%
25c
1
1
6-20
7-
1
6-17
Common
4'A%
$2.50
;'y/
Masonite
i/lv*
,'j',
6-15
Massachusetts
6-17
1
Morreli
6-30
6-15
7-
(John) Co.
Stock dividend
6-17
Morris
6-27
6-
Morrow
31 %c
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
6-30
6-
6
$1.50
40c
1
6
(From investment income)
6c
6-27
8-
7-
Mastic
Corp.
Matson
l>
Maxwell,
it*
»»S,
%$>■■
7-
1
6-15
9-
1
7-29
7- 8
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
93 %c
10-31
10-10
10c
7-1
6-15
(quar.)—
Company
50c
(quar.)i—
preferred
$2.50
6-15
6-
62'Ac
(quar.)_
6-30
6-30
6-30
15c
6-30
McKay
#'
McKesson & Robbins,
McNeil Machine &
Common
'
Class
Mead
i
A
Johnson
4%
&
preferred
pfd.
-TP.
Towel
n//
Natco
50c class A
-a''
Melchers
,'-{1
>
Manchester
■
,u(
Mengel
K'1 »>
JKik
Gas
$3.50
(quar.)
Stores
Co.
preferred
Mesta
;
'b
Machine
Stock
1
7*
1
$3.60
6-15
•
*-4
6-17
3.80%
preferred
3.85%
'iff
-preferred
preferred
preferred
4.35%
p.;
'ft,.!
!'>/
4.40%
1
7-
1
6-24
6-
i
It
6%
6-27
6-17
30C
7-15
Mill
-iV
.h »'
7-1
7-
97'Ac
$1.08 ¥4
7-
$1.11 ¥4
:—
—-
30c
27'Ac
$1.10
$1.22 ¥2
30c
$1.25
20c
25c
20c
>
(s-a)_—
$3.50
6- 3
1
preferred
I
7-
1
6- 3
7-
1
6- 3
7-10
6-25
6-14
•
7-
1
A
8-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-
preferred (quar,)——
Mtoute Maid Corpt (quar.)^—
'k
w* *
!//■
45c
6-15
5-20
6-15
5-20
25c
;—
6-15
6-
20c
6-30
6-
1
6-15
6-
6
8c
.*
8-
6-16
7-15
6-
5
6-30
Nestle
6-30
,
6-15
6-15
6-
8
7-
1
7-29
7-15
7-29
7-15
7-15
7-
10c
7-
1
6-15
56«/4C
7-
1
t25c
•
15c
6-30
e-15
6-
6-
1
25c
7-
1
7-29
7-15
6-20
9
6-22
6-
7-15
6-17
6-15
5¥2%
/Northern
Quebec
Corp. (quar.)
Airlines Inc.,
Northwest
Mortgage
(quar.)
Screw
7-1
7-1
6-10
t5c
7-4
6- 3
Mfg;
income
2
Old
2
6-
8
8-1
7-
8
5-20
dividend
Haven
Gas-
Co.
New Haven. Water
preferred
4.36%
New
Auction
Stockholders
7-
6-
,
150c
.
4
6-21
6-
7
6-15
6-
4
50c
;
6-15
6-
1
37c
/
6-30
6-
I
.
:•. 15c
5-13
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
5-13
7-
;;¥aC
6'Ac
6-15
6-10
6-15.
;;37.¥ac>
7-15
6-30
50c. :•
1
7-25
;
1
7-
,
$1.11
1
7-
$1.10
1.
6-15
7-
97'/2c
,
■'
25c
7-22
25c U'
7-22
,
7-
10c
6-30
'
: i5c
*.
;
6-10
6-10
6-
3
25c
6-15
6-
3
7-1
6-3
;
7-
4
2
Ontario Beauty Supply Co.,
Ltd.— /.
'
(accum.)
i
(quar.)i—i__y
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd.< com. (quar*.)'—t
♦
6-15
8-15
.7-15
7-15
t$1.75r '•
8-15
¥
6-13
Ltd., ordinary—
approximately $2.80 less Union;
to
7-11
7-4
;: 125c*;:
preferred (quar.)—
Copper Co.
6-30
125c
;t25c.
preferred
participating
$1
,
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
—
20S
i
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)_—
Cement, class
Portland
;
£
A
6-15
7-1,
>
7-1
$1.19.
SI
;
~
—r
preferred D
4%
20c
—_——.
*
6-17
:j\
6-15
5-31
5-31
Oxford
Paper Co.
(quar.)
7- 1
*7-
/
1
7-
6-20
„
1
20C
7-15
6-15
Pacific
Cement
Aggregates
6-13
5-26
Pacific
Clay Products
6-13'
5-31
Pacific
Coast
6-27
6-16
11-23
,
10-31
7-
1
6-15
6-15
6-
6-15
20c
7¥ac
25c
5-31
3
6-15
6- 1
6- 8
5-26
6-15
5-25
7-
tl5c
27c
43c
6-10
1
6-30
:
20c
6-15
6-10
5-27
,
3%
47¥2C
6-20
50c
———
i.
6%
&
6-
6
7--1
-
6-10
6-30
■
6-15
85c
7-
10c
6-15
$1
1
6-15
6-
1
7-1
6-
7
7-1
6-
7
f 56¥2c
T- 1
6-
6
$1.09
7- 1
6- 6
7-
6-
Hawaiian
Products
Pacific
Intermountain Express
.____
j,
(quar.)
approved ar *5-for-4* split—
$1.18¥4
30c
,
1
6
6-24
Telephone &. Telegraph Co.,
preferred (quar.)—1
_"
8-10
e
common,-
6-30 '
7-
Stock dividend
Pan
American Sulphur
(quar.)-_____—.■
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co;—
•'
4%
Pictures
6- 8
6-30
5-27
6- 6
6- 1
6- 1
:
;
6-15
„,
6-20
6-13
6-13
1 '
,7-6'
-
™
7-$2
s
6-20
6-2Q
6-15
6-16
.
2
6-24
;
6-30
;
.
r
-
(quar.)50c
(quar.)
Co,___
7-
¥
25c
Corp,
8-25
9-
(quar.)
"
^
45c
preferred (quar.,
$1
Paramount
1
6-30
„
_______—,5%
Page-Hei^hey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
$22'Ac
Pahang Rubber, Ltd
____™_i-.,/ "> ^150
—
6-15
6-20
7-15
_/
Common
6-1$
6-15
,
1
7-
4
..
Consqlidated Corp. (quar.)™__-n
7c
Pacific Vegetable Oil (quar.)_!
17r/2c..
Packaging Corp. of America, com. (quar.)_^
.
.
25c
6% preferred (quar.)
—i / 37'/2c;
Pacolet Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_™_____L_™__
$1.50,,
Paddington Corp., class A ■(B-au »25c
v
6-1$
6-30
.
70c
20c
28'Ac
$1.50
Pacific Tin
,.
6- 9
6-30
-i—50c
6- 3
V
7-1
5-31
6-15
6-10
I, 5-23
6-15
'
6-24
Park
Chemical Co.
Drop Forge
Park-Lexington
Parker-Hannifln
(N..Y.)
Corp.
.*
<quar.-)^^^ii:A---i-r
18c
Co. (quar.)_.—12 '/2c
Parmelee Transportation
pa ton
Mfg.
Co.
Ltd!,
7%"
preferred/quar.)
'
,7-29
6- 1
6- 1
6- 7
6-10
6-10
6-15
5-31
8-12
7'Ac*k
6-15
(quar.)«$2t.50>i"
6-15
6-16
,
.
6-10
9-15
(quar.)__—*^-
Pacific
1
6-15
.10c
_1
6-
1
,
•,
(quar;)/_____±~-*.
5
6-13
,7-1
6-17
,
30c
__»31'Ac
37'/aC
preferred .(quar,)™™—
Indemnity Co.. (quar.)
/.6%
< 25c
(quar.)™:—-
' 7-
.
1
7-15
7-
25c
..
preferred, (quae.)—
Pacific
.7-25
25c.
..$1
*
_____
(quar.)_™i___^i_^_,
Co,,.5%
Park
$1.01 ¥4
Co.
Pacific
-
40c
(quar;)
(quar.)—_
6-20
6-15
6- 1
6-15
12 '/2C
6-15
-
(initial)—
6- 6
of South Africa nonresident tax) /
6-15
2¥2 %
•
8
6-20
-
37'/a c,/
30c
-
7- 8
1
—
75e
;
1
2
14c
/,50c
35c
J20c
:
;
6-14
(quar.)____—__
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.K--—
Owens-Illinois Glass,, 4%
preferred (quar.)
10c
—
Co„
6-30
J20c
.
8c
,-i.
com.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar:)___
York
(quar.)
preferred
Overnite Transportation
i_
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
(quarJ—:
New Orleans PubUo Service,
6
6-
*
—
(quar.)
Fxtrurion
6-
6-15
-
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
4.75% , preferred B (quar.)___
*
Jersey Aluminum
New Jersey Power
6-21
25c
I—1
Opelika Mfg.
$1.43%
(quar.)
1
10c/.
Corp., 40c preferred (accum.):
(quar.)—
L_
—
Oneida, Ltd., common (quar.)——L„_—
Oregon
—
New
6-
,
:25c
6-13
—
Co..
6-1
6-13
;
5-31
invest¬
—
7-2
50c
——
6-15
6-30
—
(quar.)
Machine- (quar.)
$0,328 ¥a
———————
6-17
—
3
6-15
class A
7- 2
1
6-30
6-
——
7%
6-
7-25
6-15
—
O'okiep
6-15
8
6-17
6-30
——
6-17
7- 1
7-
1
/' 7-
6-30
—
6-17
15c
25c
6-17
7-29
6-18
Town
6%
1
20c
(quar.)l--
7- 5
-
-
$40C
*.
(quar.)
7- 5
7- 5
50c
-
50c
—
3c
Co.
6-17
1
.
25c
_________
(quar.)
1
7-
.
$1.12 ¥2
$1.25
Co. * (quarf.)-_
&- Mfg.
7-
—
6-17
Growth Stocks—
Tank
6-17
Oliver Corp.
v
1
1
,
L—
Quarterly
9-
62¥iC
Income—
7-
25C
Line Life Insurance Co. of America—.v.
(Equal
net
8-
5-27
quar.)—_I
(quar.)
——
(quar.)'
tquar.)
'
12-
18c
from
8-15
6-20
37'/a C
•
(initial
B
7- 4
6-i5
6-17
7-14
$1.05*
■.
,
;
7-25
(quar.)_—;
6-17
.
J15C
10-25
(s-a)_
7-14
$1.12
——_
8-1
—___———^____™_
5-20
6-17
$1.40
(quar.)
9-30
Investment-
&
6-20
7-14
$1.37 ¥2
'
Old National Corp,
6-20
5-20
6-20
44c
.
Old
*
55c
40c
tll- 1
(quar.)_
com.
——.—
6-22
—
t20c
(quar.)—
1
(quar.)—
——
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Oklahoma Corp. (Initial)-:
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products
Line,
1-6-61
6-24
$1.50
$1.75
___:—
6-22
8-
Service
Water
Class
—
1
$1.06'A
—
Co.—
common
t5c
f5C
75c
Corp.
Hampshire-"Insurance
4.05%
Edison
New
6-10
50c
-—~—
6-22
8-
$1.45
(quar.)
common
Ohio Gravel Co
$37¥ic
—
6-30
30c
$1.25
—
Ohio
Inc.
5-20
1
"
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
Ohio Brass Co. (quar.)
6-20
1
6-15
7-15
—
preferred
6-10
6-10
8-
(increased quar.) *
Ltd. (quar.)
Land (quar.)
Ltd.
1
Oak Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd.
4.44%
6-15
6-10
1
55c
Oahu Railway &
Ohio
6
1
$2
Oahu Sugar,
7-
6-
7-
77-
*15c
.
(quar.)—_—
preferred
preferred
1
7-20
Light & Power, Ltd.—
(quar.)
3.90%
7-
6-30
$1.37 ¥2
t20c
distributions
LeMur
Stock
L
Scotia
Ordinary
90c
(quar.)
(Canada)
New
New
preferred
5¥4%
Nova
Power,
4.40%
5-16
8-14
7-15
5-31.
^
Service—
Telephone
Ohio
5-27
6-15
8-25
(quar.)
Ry.
Pacific
6-15
7- 1
6-20
6-20
—
Northrop
5-31
40c
30c
tl5c
5-31
—
Gas,
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-15
$1.06 ¥4
6-20
(quar.)_
com. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Natural
5.80%
6-30
(Hartford)—
3
5-31
6'Ac
(quar.)
50c
1
3
6-
6-20
15c
common
Public
2%
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)^:
New England Electric* System (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph-Co.—
Quarterly;
New England Lime- Co, (quar.)—
New Hampshire Ball Bearing—
1
6-15
6-17
1
60c
LJnen-Service
Britain
4%%
»1.25
1
ordinary
Brunswick
6-15
*
5
7-
7-
••
6-15
6-30
9
16c
;—
New
5-23
Gas,
Indiana
*4C
New
6-14
6-13
6-20
1
30c
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Nazareth Cement (quar,),
Neisner Bros., Inc. (quar.
6-15
1
7-
6-
7-
6-
6-17
.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Ry. (s-a)
—_—!
Oil,
preferred
Northern
6-30
6-14
93 %c
6-17
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
——
4¥t%
preferred (quar.)
4¥2% preferred
(quar.)—
—
4.22%
preferred
(quar.)—;———_
Northern Insurance Co. of New York (quar.)
3
6-30
7-
10c
(initial quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Northern
6-30
6-30
7-15
6-15
50c
com
preferred (quar.)
Northern
8-25
1
6-
6-10
5
■'
22'/2c
h
4.40%
6-15
8c
f
10-14
6-29
6-24
*5c
Common
+
7-15
35c
20c
Nationwide 'Corp. ; (stock 'dividend)-—
Natural Gas Pipeline: Co,„ of America—
9
Gas
Illinois
5.60%
iVwiV-f
1
15c
'
Central
Northern
6-10
$1
(quar.)_—.—
Lead Co., common.
National'Tile
1
7-11
—
—.——
6-20
26'Ac
—
1
6-
15c
Co.,- common (quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)_—__
Corp. of Canada, Ltd
*
Minneapolis Brewing:Co. (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—
5%
5-20
Oil Corp. (quar.)
National
National
5-23
10c
4V2%
k
6-15
6-13
(quar.)
_________
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—
National: Steel Corp; (quar.)-:
6-15
10c
—
,
6-10
6-29
National Standard Co.
7-16
15c
Mining
I
6-29
30C
..
11-
15c
;
.
—
Star
5¥2%
25c
(quar.)_
ment
7-16
8-'l
37'/2C
—
Miller-Wohl
.
J'i-M
<v'l
r«!
Northern
$1.25
;
National
6-16
1
37 '/2c
-—
(quar.)
6-15
$1.65
7-15
*
20c
Quarterly
6-20
6-30
7-
50c
(quar:)—
Extra
6-30
National: Securities & Research Corp.—
6- I
35c
(quar.)_
Northern
7-15
1
(quar.)
Ohio
preferred
National
6- 3
6/3
15c
—_
:
—
North
6-15
1
Presto Industries Inc.
(quar.)____
National Rubber Machinery Co._—__—
'
'
.
5-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
5%
•
50c
i—
—-
Co.-=-
6-15
2
(quar.)_
6-20
8-
Lines—
Extra
1
6-30
6-
5-20
6-30
5c
6-15
6-
6-15
$7
343/sC
Refractories
Van
common
Penn
20c
6-15
6-10
6-24
$50c
(Chicago)—
6-15
Common.
-
15c
Factors
Class
6-15
6-15
preferred B (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)_—_—
National
6-13
96'Ac
Corp, (initial).,—L—
Miller Manufacturing, common
(quar.)
j
1
15c
4 ¥2 %
6-i7
6-30
95c
-
(quar.)____—
non-cumulative
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
:
7-
A
5%
Midwest-Securities Investment, Inc. (Dayton)
Common (quar.)
59%C
preferred
National
3
Utilities
Corp.
20c
American
$$1
■1...
—
5-31
..
Oil
American
North
National
Middlesex Water Co., 7%
preferred
Mid-West Abrasive
(quar.;
Midwest
North
6-15
50c
■
37 Vac
7-15
Quarterly
6
6-
25c
(quar;)™ i——
Middle States Telephone—r
»
New common (initial)
i
8-26
1
B
7%
6
6-
6-13
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
South
1
5%
M'.l
6-16
6-27
10c
1
(s-a)
1
7
35c
Semi-annual
7-
7-
7-
7-
35c
American Life Insurance
New
1
30c
5¥2%
North
10-
capital gains)
National Life Assurance
6-16
6-24
—
(quar.)
Middle
1
30c
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
f ♦(
7-
3
87¥2C
——-
8-26
6-
6-15
30c
;
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
5-27
6-10
1
10-
62¥ac
from
6-10
$1v31¥4
6-10
(quar.)__
Corp.,
Investment
6-15
A
6%
6-1
6-
2%
—
(quar.)—
L.
2
6-24
7-
10-
20c
City Lines Inc.
National
6-17
6-15
62'Ac
(quar.)
5%
J"s'
6-30
10c
Common
/'■.
6-20
30c
(quar.)™—,
6-10
7-12
6-10
6-30
quar.)
8-26
gtd. (s-a)
(25c
6-10
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
A
B
American
30c
Class
6-10
10c
(quar,)
(quar.)
Class
Class
North
30c
Class
6-10
(quar.)——
(quar.).
Utilities
6-20
37V2C
common
6-30
•
Casualty Insurance (quar.)
Ohio Crankshaft
Co.
(quar.)—
Class
5-23
5-14
7-
(initial)
preferred
Michigan Gas
2
—
Co.
97¥aC
25c
pfd.
6%
Ry.j
Western
&
t$1.75
preference (quar.)
Gypsum Co;
(quar.)
Mills,^ Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)—
—
'
4.90%■ i preferred
i
6-13
6-15
87¥2C
——
m
6
7-
National ^Hosiery
6-20
60c
5%% preferred (accum.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
•if:'*!
1
40c
"<
f
7-
50c
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
Meyer (Fred), class A (initial)
Meyer-Blanke Co, (quar.)
Michigan Bakeries, Inc.—
v
6
6-
(quar.)—
Co.,
6-10
$1.02 ¥2
preferred
(quar.)
Mining Corp., Ltd
Norris Thermador Corp.
(quar.)
North American Aviation, Inc.
(quar.)
North American Cement Corp.—
+$1.75
National
6-16
5-30
35c
.
'tin,.1
1
6-30
$1.75
—
—-—.—
6-
t20c
$1.50
7-
$30c
—
5-31
1
1
15c
plus 5c from
6-30
$1.21 ¥4
6%
7-
(quar.)
National;Gas
—
7-
Norfolk
7-15
15c
(quar.)
National Grocers, Ltd., common
Edison Co.—
3.90%
5-31
Quarterly
7%
Metropolitan
1
—
National Fire Insurance Co.
——
Thermit Corp., common
7-
6-10
90C
I
6-10
6-30
(quar.)
common
3
6-30
Normetal
$25c
(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
4¥4% preferred, (quar.).;
—
6-15
(s-a)_—
preferred (quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
M
i ;•■
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
dividend
Metal &
,
'
5-27
6-15
25c
(quar.)—
common
shares)
National Company, com.
an¬
(accum.)——
(quar.)_
Metal Goods Corp.
•
1
1
12'Ac
pfd.
5-31
6-
45c
Ltd. (quar.)———— —
Tel. & Tel. (increased)--
Mines,
:—.1
Extra
National
Chicago
pfd.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
Merry Bros. Brick & Tile
.'ill
>
7-
7-
(quar.)—,
Co., 7%
1
6-15
85c
—
Register (quar.)__
Casualty Co. (Detroit) (quar.)
National
5-27
62¥2C
of
5-25
7-
Cash
National
1
30c
(quar.)
Company
Mercantile
; ijt
'[V
6-14
50c
dividend
Distilleries, Ltd.. 6%
Merck & Company,
i/l;«
6-20
1
-
(s-a)
title
6-10
6-15
(quar.)
Aviation
income
Megowen-Educator Food Co.
a//
'H
7-
6-
(quar.)_
(See
old
6-24
;
Inc., common
National Biscuit
Co.)
4,5/L
■>;
pfd.
Co.
&
under
6-20
(quar.).
Corp. (reduced)
Corp.
Corp.
National
6-17
6-15
(quar.)
Portland Cement
Medusa
(,l
(I
(P.- W.)
6-30
Chemical,
6-15
1
60c
(s-a)___
Avenue
6-15
6-30
9
7-
60c
(quar.)
Co.
6-30
50C
k
'
6-15
7-
6V4c
Norfolk & Carolina
15c
preferred
$5
Nashville & Decatur RR.
3
50c
(s-a)
Meadville Telephone, 5%
Shares
3
6-
1
25c
common
Means
nouncement
6-
6-13
2c
Co.,
/' 'p.
j' '
6-15
37'Ac
——:
conv.
Noranda
Co.
preferred
Nachman
Engineering Co.—
(quar.)
5%
7-
35c
;-u
Inc. (quar.)—
»:'U-
,¥f
25c
40c
-
—
McGraw-Hill
h" i'f
Nopco
6-24
;t20c
Nation-Wide Securities
(initial-quarterly)
Co.
(quar.)
Publishing (quar.)
Machine Co. (quar.)
6-17
—
common
Brass
6%
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—
common
2
7-2
—
Ltd.
6-15
——■—--—-•—
File
Michigan
North
Co.,
Corp.,
Mutual System,
6-15
(quar.)
McGraw-Edison
7-
Fuel
Mutual
6-16
New
Finance
of the
6-16
88c
McDermott
m
900
—
(quar.)
Nut
&
Mueller
1
20c
Ray) & Co.
3
gains
.
6-15
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp., com. (quar.)
3 ¥2%
convertible preferred (quar.)—
(J.
6-
____________—
8-15
93¥»c
(1945-1947 series)
preferred
Corp.,
3
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
McCord
6-14
85c
series)
$3.75
•Maytag
1
55c
(quar.)
common
3%% preferred (quar.)
Mayfair Industries (initial)
I''-
6-13
6-
7-
$5c
$3.40
,
6-27
6-15
5c
May Department Stores,
3%% preferred (1959
;!»}.••• '
5-18
5c
.
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-30
Corp. (quar.)
Supply Co. (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
Munsingwear, Inc., common , (quar.)
5V»% preferred (quar.)
Murray Co. (Texas), new com. (initial quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (quar.)_^—
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)—
r
Increased-quarterly
Morton Manufacturing Corp.
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Stockholders approve an 8-for-l stock split
1
30c
:
(quar.)
Corp
(W. L.)
1
6-15
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Navigation Co.
Maxson
Nicholson
—
Motor Products
5-31
$3
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., com.
m-
-
30c
Screw
Mountain
Fund
Stock
Growth
3
50c
—
(quar.)—
(Calif.)
Plan
Motor
----------
Investors
6-
Morningstar-Paisley,
1
-
(quar.)
3
6-24
2%
7-
1
Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)
IP
•?<
Corp.
6-
prior preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
7-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-24
—
preferred (quar,)__.
7-
$1.06 ¥1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Ltd., common (quar.)—
7-
15c
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
■i s:
$22'Ac
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$1.12 ¥2
pfd.
6%
Co.
12'/2c
pfd. (quar.)
5-27
6-10
preference, class A (quar.)
preference, class B (quar.)
4%%
5-27
6-15
6-15
Moore Drop Forgings, common (quar.)
6-20
7-
25c
(quar.)
Company
Chemical
30c
4'A%
& Co.,
7-
25c
(quar.)
Marshall-Wells Co.,
W
Montrose
—
5-27
6-30
(quar.)___
6-17
$22¥2c
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
$17¥2c
common
6-15
$1.75
7-
Moore Corp.,
2
6-
87'Ac
(quar.)_
common
Montreal Locomotive Works,
6 ;
1
6-11
Ltd.,
5%
(quar.)
Marquette Corp. (initial quar.)
Marsh Steel & Aluminum Co. (quar.)
Marsh
Knitting,
6-
Corp.
6-20
Life Assurance
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Class
A
(quar.)____
7
& Telephone Co., Ltd.—
(Calif.),
(quar.)
preferred
6-
1
$22'Ac
$55c
2
—
1
7-
10c
(quar.)
6-15 '
6-30
7-1
$1.50
Mohawk Power, common (quar.)—
3.40%
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.)_
3.90%
preferred (quar.)___—
—
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.85%
preferred (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
Quarterly of 12c from net investment in¬
come and
18c from accumulated capital
5-20
7-
25c
(quar.)
7-
—- —
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
B
6-15
$2
$25c
—
6-3
7-1
'
'
Niagara
$25c
(quar.)
A
$$1.25
(quar.)—
6-15
2
25c
$$1.70
preferred B (quar.)
Market
;||k
—_
—
7-
______—____
(Toronto)
semi-annually
6-20
4%% pfd. (quar.) $$1.12 ¥2
$40c
(Winnipeg) (s-a)__
Monarch Mortgage & Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
$$1
20c
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.
(quar.)_
25c
Monsanto Chemical Co. (quar.)
30c
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co., com. (quar.)
$1.12 ¥2
4.50% preferred (quar.)
$1.17¥a
4.70% preferred (quar.)—.
;
6-10
(quar.)
Co.
5-20
6-13
1
preferred
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewery. Ltd., class
Monarch
6-16
7-
$25c
(quar.)
6-13
Co.
Monarch
6-30
30c
30c
Insurance
6-17
Rubber
Class
12'/2c
Company
(B.)
Manufacturers
5-31
7-
class A (quar.)
preferred
Preferred
—
5-31
6-16
60c
(quar.)
Mohasco Industries, common (quar.)
3¥2% preferred (quar.)
6-13
-
(quar.)
6-15
4¥2c
(accum.)
A
Modine Manufacturing
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
;il- :,■-
class
6-30
50c
(initial)
Specialties
Majestic
participating
7-15
59 %C
(P. R.) & Co.—
convertible preferred
5%
6-10
1
6-16
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
25c
(quar.)
6-27
7-
90c
10%
Ltd.—
Modern Containers, Ltd.,
Mallory
W
Co.,
7-1
5c
(s-a)
—
—
New
York Water Service
(<yuar.)
Name
recently
changed
to
Utilities &
Industries Corp. effective May 19.
Newark Electronics, class A
(Initial)
Newark Telephone
(Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)_
Newmont
Mining Corp.
(quar.)
$31¥ic
6-15
.
I:!';.
40c
30c
(quar.)__i_
6- 8
.
p
6-15
f
18c
1
25c
Co.
1
(s-a)
Harlem RR Co., common
&
¥2%,
6-30
$5c
(quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Convertible priority shares (quar.)-—
Maine Public Service, com. (quar.)
Magnavox
(Robert)
15c
-------
(initial)
7-
;
7-
(s-a)
Mines
$1
5-13
6-15
$1.15
York
New
6-15
93%C
$2.50
$2:50
■
6-15
(quar.)__
preferred
3¥4%
8-26
1
(quar.)
com.
15c
com.
new
Gold
Lake
Red
Service,
dividend
5-27
9-12
7-
(quar.)__
50c
Corp-
& Co.
Gas
Madsen
Mitchell
5-13
6-15
$15c
11¥4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mading. Drug Stores (quar.)
Madison Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
Macke
Macy
3
,
M-
+8c
'.:!l-r
.■::;h:
Stock
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd.
Quarterly
r,.
6-
Public
Missouri
3
6-13
50c
Missouri Pacific RR.. class A com.
5-31
$25c
Ltd.
Macmillan Bloedel & Powell River,
6-13
1
50c
$1.10
5-27
50c
1
York State Electric & Gas—
New
l
6-28
'
.
(quar.)_-2_--—'
Shipbuilding Corp.
7-
50c
(quar.)
Louis RR.
Chicago & St.
York,
Ycrk
1
—_—
Power,4.40%
New
1
7-
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
New
6-
7-15
,___
$$1.25
(quar.)_—
& Paper Co. (quar.)——
Power
7-
6-10
1
6-15
4%
preferred (quar.)__
$4.60 preferred (quar.)_________
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, com.
(quar.)__
Class B
(quar.)
5-16
45c
common
preferred
1st
MacLaren
/'"■
Inc.,
6-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
514% preferred (quar.)——MacKinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.
Publications
MacFadden
-
V/'
•/V,
:
$3c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
7-
12'Ac
—
Quarterly
Payable of Rec.
30c
Mirro
Mississippi
Macassa
Share
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
'
Share
0/ Company
Name
Ludlow
'
Holders
When
Per
'fj
t35e-~
6-24
•
I
Volume
191
Number
5959
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
;(2563)
>
/
;.
Name of Company
When
Per
Share
k
v
\
Consolidated Gold Dredging,. Ltd. (s-a)
(M. F.) Dental Supply Co. (quar.)
Coal Co., common (quar.)
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp., 4Va% pfd. (quar.)__
Patterson
Holders
6-30
6-10
12 y2c
7-
1
7-
1
6-13
22VaC
6-30
6-23
20c
6-21
6-10
6-14
5-13
Pep Boys-Manny Moe & Jack
penick & Ford, Ltd. (quar.)
40c
Peninsular Metal Products—
Fruit
Penn
Co.,
(quar.)
common
1
6-10
6-15
8%C
dividend
Stock
7-
__
5-20
6-15
C.)
Penn-Dixie
5-20
(quar.)___
6-15
6-
1
Reeves
5-31
Reeves
MacDonald
5-27
Refractory
&
6-i 1
Reitman's
(Canada)
6-15
25c
7-
1
31'Ac
lit
7-
1
6-
$1.10
3.35 %
preferred
4.60%
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
;
$1.15
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)_.
peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
peoples Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.)—
Common
(quar.)
,
Pipe
Basin
Milk
pet
4Va %
Line
.
(quar.)
6-15.
6-
5
'•*
10c
Petroleum
Corp.
&
i-'i.
1
1
6-20
6-
7-
1
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
11.12 Va
25c
6-24
6-10
25c
6-24
6-10
25c
_
6-13
6-
6-20
6-10
6-14
5-31
87 Va c
6-30
6-
3
$1
6-30
6-
3
„
_
(quar.)__
56c
6-30
6-
25c
6-30
6-
_
Corp.,
Philip
10
Morris,
30
6
/
22
Common
(quar.)
Natural
Piedmont
20
Gas,
$5.50 preferred
Pillsbury Co., 4%
20
17
Credit
Pioneer
17*
Pioneer
17
Fund,
vestment
1
Pioneer
27-
Inc.
8-
1
8-
1
17
17
Common
8
7-15
-30
3
-15
-15
6-14
6-30
6-17
$1
7-15
7-
7-
6-20
40c
net
5-27
1
Rio
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-
25c
6-15
5-27
25c
(quar.)
6-13
6-
$1.75,
.
$1.75;,
37Vacr
1
7-
5.'.
M5„
1
2
"B^O
:''J&
6-
~
$1.75
9-
1
6
6-30
325c
.
Corp.,
8-19
5%
2nd
25c
preferred
6-24
62 Vac
6-24
62VaC
_;
(quar.)„—.
United,
Inc.,
A—_I.
class
/Pomona Tile
Mfg. (quar.)
Port Huron Sulphite &
Paper Co.
Portable
6%
Electric
Tools,
preferred
'Porter
(H.
K.)
Co.
Woolen
6-
Potomac
Electric
Power Corp.
,
Rock
7
Rolland
6%
t
Power
preferred
7-
1
6-17
6-30
6-17
40c
6-30
6-30
Price
Bros.,
Ltd., 4%
Corp.—
4%%• convertible
2nd
preferred
1st
6 30
6-
6
20
6-
3
6-20
7-15
30c
6-30
6-
12 Vac
i
(s-a)
preferred
3$2
HYBC
(quar.)—
7-
.
1
1
1
6-15
1
6-15
St.
6-10
St.
Insur.
Co.
6-28
7-
6-15
1
$1.40
div.
4.08%
,
t
pref.
Gas, .com,
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
$1.31 V*
Co.
4.65%
<
preferred
Publication
Corp.,
Non-voting
7%
1st
(quar.)
,
voting
Inc.
Two-for-one
Putnam
.■
(quar.)
stock
(George)
!
6-10
1
Voting
Voting
6-10
6-15
Schlage
7-
1
6-15
Schwitzer
7-
1
6-15
Savage
M
5-31
6-15
5-23
,7-2?
6-
1
6-
1
6-
7
6-10
6-10
State
Oil
Refining
Common
9
4.10%
$1.75
7-
1
6-20
$1.75
7-
1
6-20
$1.18%
6-15
5-31
25c
6-30
6-
Scott
Aviation
1st
of
America—
preferred
Condenser
Co
5-31
(quar.)
South
25c
6-10
6-
7
6-15
7-
7
6-15
15c
7-20
7-
10-20
10-
1
50c
6-16
6-
1
3
7-
3
6-
7-1
$1
—.
(quar.)
a——
Note:
1
6-1
clared
1
Gas
6-18
6-
3
7-
20c
6-15
6-
1
5%
noncumulative
25c
6-15
6-
1
5%
noncumulative
6-15
6-
1
Southern
9-15
9-
1
Southern
12-15
12-
1
4»/4%
7-1
6-15
4.64%
5%
8-15
11-15
Royafty
Gas
J.1-
1
.
6-10
7-15
6-30
4.65%
25c
6-15
6-10
6-13
6-
Co.—
6-15
$1.02Vi
6-
6-15
6-
3
3
25%
7-
5c
1
7-
1
6-17
7-11
$1.12Vi
6-20
6-17
6-30
5-23
Monthly
10c
9-
1
17 V2C
6-30
6-15
Scott
35c
Allied
7-
1
7-
Seaboard
6-10
2
5-16
1-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
6-29
6-
I
Inc.—
6-30
20c
6-18
"
87Vic
7Vic
6-
6
6-
1
Inc.
Milling
Line
RR.
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Sea Pak Corp.
Sears,
tGa.J
Roebuck
Stock
5%
(qu^r.)
Co.
(quaf.)_____li_
25c
7-10
6-16
7-10
Corp.i
common
dividend
A
6-16
6-
6-15
6-
3%
6-20
6-
(quar.)
,
6-10
1
6-15
6-14
5-31
de¬
was
Georgia
in
Natural
(quar.)
15C
5c
7-15
,
7-
5
7-15
7-
2
5-23
10c
7-
1
6-10
9-30
9-10
3lV4c
7-
1
6-10
6-17
6-30
5-31
70c
1959
earnings
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5-13
25c
(quar.)__
8-15
6-27
5-31
28c
5-13
6-15
6-
1
$1.06 V*
6-15
6-
1
$1.12 Va
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
29c
6-15
$1.18%
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
(s-a)
$1
(quar.
Co., common
75C
(s-a)
10c
12-10
-<6-16
/
6-30
11-30
»
•
6-
6
•
6-16
$1.50
7-
1 4
6-20
6-15
$1.07
7-
1
$1.16 >/4
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
Inc.,
7-
1
$$1.25
6-15
6-
1
10c
6-15
5-16
2c
Products
6-
7-11
6-15
5-16
17 Vac
6-15
6-
2%
6-30
5-31
20c
(Canada)
common
6-15
20c
Co.
18c
6-23
5-12
7-
5-12
—
(s-a)
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common
3
—
$1.12 Va
common
1
37 VaC
6-15
30c
Insurance
6-15
$1.12 Va
6-14
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-31
Co.
(quar.)
25C
(quar.)
(initial)
Foods
9-15
6c
Inc
6-15
25c
.
$1.62
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
6-30
6-
8
10c
50c
7-
94c
to $5
$3.75
prior preferred (accum.)
(A. E.) Mfg. Co.—
preference (quar.)
6-20
6-
40c
6-15
5-16
1
6-15
Standard Brands Inc.—•
1
7-
$2
Staley
7? 1
7-15
6-30
28C
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.-rr
1
68%c
6-10
7-
preferred
Stafford
1
-
'
(Mass.),
1
$1.12%
10-20
was
convertible
$6.50
6-16
,
6-15
$1.25
__!
7-10
1%
3%
Acceptance
preferred
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
dividend
Sprague Eelectric
(quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine
6-17
$1.183/4
•
$4.50
6-10
6-27
preferred
Spiegel, Inc.,
5-27
6-25
50c.
Finance
preferred
6-13
»■
7Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Securities
1
6-20
7-
7-15
6-20
1
6-15
______
Paid-Up Ctfs. for
$4.50
Co., common (quar.)_
(quar.)
1
$5 preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber (stock dividend).
Seabrook Farms, 4Vi%
preferred (quar.)__
Seagrave Corp., com. (stock dividend)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-15
$28c
40c
125c
t27V2C
420c
.
7-15
1
preferred
Chemical
Class B
8-19
1
8-
7-15
11-
1
Speer Carbon Co. (quar.)
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
7-20
8-
$1
5
6-27
A (quar.)
Speedry
6-20
85c
6-
7-20
50c
reported
May 2 issue
from
Quarterly
Sovereign Life Assurance
Inc.—
5
6-30
8-15
•
6-27
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
(Dallas)
3
6-
7-
5%
25c
6-10
6-30
$62Vac
Southwestern Electric Power—
4.28% preferred (quar.)
6-24
1
Air
our
CO.
Natural
preferred
10c
6-14
6-30
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southwest
37Vic
6-14
6-28
Co.
Union Gas Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
!
preferred (quar.)
preferred
$6
6-28
$1.75
Cooperative,
Paper Mills
1
Williams,
States
Southland
1
r
$30c
$1.12 Va
preferred
preferred
Southland
8-
.
.
6-16
25c
com.
dividend
common
6-rlO
•.
•.
on
5-25
8-
Seaboard
„
4.50%
6-3
1
6-16
1
Railway Co.—
Quarterly
$1.25
$1.10
7-
1
7-
$20c
(quar.)
stock
.
7-
(quar.)
Southern Oxygen Co.
(Del.)
Southern Pacific Co. (quar.)
Southern
8
7-15
15c
27c
South
6-24
7-
6-13
$1.12 Va
(quar.)___
com.
the
7-25
7-15
6-15
6-29
Co.
3$1.25
32Vic
5-10
1
6-10
$$1.50
The
by
7-
$2.38
stock
6-24
7-
Seaboard
4%
6-1
6-30
1%
6-15
6-20
6-10
four-for-one.
Chemical
Water,
1
10c
3
&
7-25
36c
6-20
(quar.)
(s-a)
325c
10c
6-10
&
incorrect.
6-
Monthly
6-
The
7-1
6
2
__!
split
these columns since
6-20
45c
,
5%
6-1
7-
(quar.)_
com.
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
15c
11c
pfd.
(quar.)_.
Fertilizer
preferred
$1.07V2
40c
7-
Stock dividend
6-30
6-30
.
.
6-10
6^10
50c
Power, Ltd.,
Southern Natural Gas
16%%
1
25c
4 V2 %
6-16
6-3
,
5^31
1
Canada
Southern Gas
6-10
6-30
recently
preferred
$4.75
7-
6-10
7-
Telephone (increased)
California Edison Co.—
Southern
5-26
6-23
$2
(quar.)
4.32%
5-26
,6-14
1
(initial-quar.)
were
Southern
6-28
,
1
7-
50c
original pfd.
preferred (quar.)
6-21
25c
1
7-
4%
Sugar Co.,
partic.
2%
Monthly
(quar.)
5%
1
15c
315c
7-
(quar.)__
(quar.)_.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.,
Southern
7-
5c
6-10
,
57Vac
Southeastern
10c
$1.12V2
Rico
common
6-15
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
7-
56 V»c
6-15
1
1
New
Shares
6-22
7-
preferred
Southam
1
8- 3
,
Puerto
8%
5-26
6-15
10c
.
$3.50
Rattto
6-15
6-15
7V2%
6-29
35c
Penn Oil Co.
6-20
6-
6-15
5c
6-15
25c
1
1
6-27
12Vic
1
$1.50
1
(quar.)
6-15
7-
common
7-
6-
&
on
7-
(initial)
1
(quar.)
6%
1
3$l-06y4
—
6-30
6-30
7-
12 VaC
com,
Co.
7-
-
7-29
7-29
10c
62 VaC
$2
15c
15c
5-31
6-15
1
50c
,
25c
(quar.)
6-15
7-
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water,
4%%
—
1
6-15
Georgia Natural Gas Co.—
South
(quar.)—
6-15
57 Vac
Insurance
Stock dividend
1
1
5-25
,
Carolina
6-
—
1
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-22
(incr.)
7-
$70c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
6-
;
6-15
1
preferred
$1.25
preferred
$1.25
A
6-30
(quar.)—
Paper Cq., $3.40
$4 preferred (quar.)
6
;___
Carolina Electric & Gas,
4.50% preferred
(quar.)
320c
15c
Scott
6-
3
6-14
8
6-20
3
3
South
—30c
Corp.
3
30c
preferred (quar.)
South Jersey Gas (quar.)
Common
8
6-
3
$1.25
(quar.)
6rl5
6-
6-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred A
5-13
15c
(quar.)__
Ltd.—
$1.25
Service
6-15
6-
; 6-15
cl. A (reduced)
Water
$17 VaC
6-30
4%%
Brook
6-
38%C
10c
(quar.)
5-20
6-17
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
South
,
5-31
25c
preferred
5c
4—
5-31
$1.55
6-20
25c
2
2
3
5-30
—
7-
7-
6-15
preferred
—3c
(quar.)
preferred
U5c
6-
1
—_____
5-31
6-
7-
.
6-28
5-31
6-15
$15c
(quar.)_
7-27
6-15
150c
6-30
7-1
$1.25
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
'
Hydraulic-& Machinery,
$1-20, preferred A (quar.)
Radio Corp.
Co.
noc
t25c
31V4C
6-15
,___
3
6-30
6-20
-—
5-16
7-15
315c
(s-a)
6-13
6-29
4%
7c
Boss
(quar.)
6-
6-28
$1
South
Inc.
5-31
6-22
6c
preferred (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
3
(quar.)
6-20
t30c
$1.25
3
ftVl,
I
tlOc
(quar.)
Paper Mills,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
6-10
Sonotone
6-
(quar.)_
preferred
6-10
1
40c
preferred
1
1
7-
(quar.)
$2.80
4.60%
(quar.)—
8-
7-
6-17
1
325c
Insurance
8-15
25c
convertible
325c
com.
5-20
5-20
of
5-31
7-
$1
—-—
50c
6-10
2
6-15
,
10c
—
cl. A
5%
Scranton-Spring
9
6-
.—
Corp.
5-10
Co.—
Corp.
6-
5%
Racine
Lock
6-23
—
Bearings Canada, Ltd.,
6-13
7-
6-15
(quar.)
(Howard)
Common
6-
certificates
Corp.,
6-23
$4.75
Quaker
3
6-15
-
1
—
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd.
•5V2%
preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
6-
pfd.
Ltd.,
5-20
6-15
(quar.)
4.60%
trust
certificates
4-1-,Arms Corp. (quar.)__!___
1
—--
R &
trust
7-
Putnam of Boston—
(quar.)
6-15
,
50c
split
Smith
S^ms (Howard W.) & Co., preferred )(s-a)._cluUl>$L25,...u ,7-;!,,.
San Antonio Corp.—
"
.'4
"»
*
50c
,
6-17
Corp.
5%
(quar,)_.—
Marine
Paper
_—.—
,
preferred
6-
7-1
'
$1.16 V4
i
(Quarterly from investment Income)
Puerto Rico Telephone Co. (quar.)—_——
Purex Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Purolator Products (quar.)
Pyle-Nqtional Co., common (quar.)
8%
6- 1
7-
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_—.'
common
preferred
.J',
$1.06
:.
6-30
A
Somerville,
Skil
3
6-15
5%
approval
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
(quar.)
Casting
&
class
5-16
6%
Ry.,
1
.
30c
preferred
6-20
1st preferred series A (quar.)
Schering
original preferred (quar.)____-_—___
Publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd. (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (incr, quar.)__
Pulaski Veneer & Furniture Corp
Pullman,
Regis
$4.40
$1
7%
■.
St.
Fire
35c
:
5%
6-20
6-
6-15
6-15
—
Co.,
7-
Corp.—
6-10
(quar.)__
Steel
Paul
Oklahoma—
preferred (quar.)________.__
4.24% preferred (quar.)
1
prior
$0.9942
Service
2
17 VaC
to
Co.
Cable
Rayon
5%
6-15
„
4%
;
St.
6-15
TVic
(quar.)__—_—
of
preferred
Louis
5-31
;
.-—c----
7-
Skenandoa
80c
,
1
8-
;U0q
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
Simplicity Mfg., class A
Simplicity Pattern Co. (quar.)
37V2C
(quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.
------
6-20
13c
(quar.)_
preferred
St.
,
6-15
6-20
1
20c
guilder shares______
Francisco
preferred
$5
5-31
j
1
7-
17V2C
(quar.)——
Public
$5
5-31
6-30
,,
Service
5-31
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
5.60%
6-30
$5
5-31
.-Common
Public
Louis-San
6-30
_______
<
St.
$1.25
7-
&
6-20
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_______—.—
6-10
6-30
preferred A/ (quar.,
5V4%
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—r
6-20
Wire
7-1
(quar.)
7-
T
6-20
(quar.)__—
preferred
6-10
6-30
,•...<•5%
■
5%
1
$1.26 V4
...,
Co.
1
25C
Ltd.
37V2C
Specialty Mfg. (quar.)—
Joseph Light & Power, common
7-
$1.07 Va
Indiana—
7-1
20%
(quar.)
20
2
8-
(quar.)_.
Brewing
34%c
common
on
preferred
6-30
______—2
(quar.)
Mfg.
Louis
(quar.)__—__—
of
7-20
15c
Co.,
6
5-
t$1.75
$2 preferred (quar.)
Sommers Drug Stores, common
,
3
6-
15c
(s-a)
(quar.)320c
—
St.
$1.04 Va
-——-
1
Simplex
4c
__,
7
35c
(quar.)____—.
4.30%
preferred
5.05% preferred
Public Service Co.
6-
$1.02
.____—
7-20
$1
common
&
Inc.
Breweries,
40c
RR.
6-
6-24
6-13
(quar.)
Rainier
75c
(quar.)
Corp.,
45c
(quar.)__
common
preferred
4.18%
&
6-23
325c
8-
25c
(quar.)__
,_r_
6-24
Simcnds Saw & Steel Co
$1
common
6-16
(quar.)
5-27
$1
,
6-2
1
Canada, Ltd."—
7-11
<
50c
Valley
of
6-20
1
2
2
(quar.)
7-22
93%c
Products,
Co.
Ltd.
2c
8-
6-
7-
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
;
22V2C
3
7-2
25c
$0,043
(qu^.)^^-^^^^
Genesee
B
Sicard,
6-10
—
6-
7-
Siegler Corp. (stock dividend)
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Silknit, Ltd., common (quar.)
1
6-17
2%
preferred
Class
7-13
7-
6-20
6-13
25c
dividend
Shulton, Inc., class A
7-13
1
6-15
1
30c
Sick's
1
1
1
27 Va c
Sick's
8-
7-
356 V»c
Co._
6-9
8-
Clair
5%
363c
6
90c
(quar.)
common
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
1
_2___
St. Lawrence Corp.,
I.)—
(R.
7-1
77-
350c
"
series
Association
dividend
(subject
stockholders in July)
6-24
7-
6-20
10c
(quar.)%_/____
Stock
Co.—
Ltd.^com.
Ltd.,
dividend
4.30%
6-10
14c
-
Provincial Transport, common (quar.)______
5%
preferred (quar.)_
L_!____^
:——
Electric
6-15
2%
;
50c
1
40c
Corp. of America (quar.)
Shop Rite Food (quar.)
5-18
12V2C
Sabine Royalty Corp. (stock dividend)
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)___
4% preferred (quar.)
6-24
20c
Service
5-27
7-
,_
_■_
6-
6-15
7-
$1.31%
Shoe
6-30
7-
15c
6-24
7-22
,
6-24
12 Vac
(quar.)
A
Sherritt Gordon Mines,
6-10
10c
guilder shares
Russell
15c
Stock dividend
Providence Gas (quar.)—
Public
6
17 Vac
(quar.)————
Co.' (quar.)____—_—
Providence-Washington
7-
6-10
$2.25
Company (quar.)—
Ruppert (Jacob), 4V2%
pfd, (quar.)_
Russell Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)
6-20
7-11
1
1
75c
—
Ruberoid
6-15
6-20
77-
59%c
A
Stock
7-15
375c
6-10
25c
1
"""
Salesbook
7%
12-15
,
$1.12V2
Common
6-30
22 Vac
6-23
25c
—.
1-1-61
5-31
7-
35C
Co.
series
Sherwin-Williams
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
33c
(quar.)l__
Progress Mfg. Co.
Prophet
pfd.
9-15
25c
6-15
1
5c
Oil
Stock
•
.v9-15
Ages Corp. (quar.)
Paper, Ltd., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Ltd. ordinary (final)
Class
356c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)__.._
1
Corp. (quar.)—
(quar.)___———
Inc.
of
350c
com.'(quar.)—
&
Row Peterson
6-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&-15
1
6-15
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Z
Mfg. (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America
6-15
1.
_2
Company,
Technical
Rothmoor
6-10
$1.50
Industrial
j Proctor-Silex
,
10c
$3
C.)
Ronson Corp.
6-24
participating preferred
Preway,
,
1
Pratt Read & Co.
Premier
r
7-
1
1
1
(quar.)__
Sheller
10-
Rolls Royce,
6-14
25c
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
6-28
6-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)_.
of Canada,
4»/a%, 1st
^
(quar.)-,—_
common
(Del.)
Shell
7-
7-
20c
Corp.
G.)
preferred
Shelby
10-
(quar.)
Telephone Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)_____
5%
j
*
_
Mills
6-30
15c
-
(s-a)
Portland
5-31
7-
6-15
(quar.)
Gas
(Frank
Shawmut
5-18
328c
(s-a)
Rochester
<+T6- 7
f
5-25
35c
(quar.)
Little,
3
6-24
8c
—
(J.
A
Rochester
6-
4 Vi %
11-21
———327c
pfd.
&
preferred
5-18
(quar.)
Ltd.
"4%
6-30
(extra)
(James)
Robinson
'
Polyplastex
obligation
(P.
Robinson,
"6-8
6-27
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
6-17
328c
L.) Mfg.
1st preferred A
Class
.
5-27
6-20
12-
1
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
*v
6-15
6-15
———
Robinson
5-13
6-17
25c
—
common
preferred
2,2-2.
com.
$1 div. partic. pref.
' 6-10
.
7-15
1
6-304
Co.
Oil
Shattuck
6-15
Grande
Robertson
1
6-
30c
7-15
6-
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.25 preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
25c
(quar.)
guaranteed
6%
~
37 V2C
1
6-•9"
6-15
$1.12
2nd preferred
Leather
$2.25
*
(quar.)
preferred
Robertson
3
4
8-
"4
16c
Robertshaw-Futlon Controls Co., com. (quar.)
,5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
'! "'6-10
7-
6-20
55c
——
Place Development, Ltd. (interim)—;
Plastics, Inc., class A (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)—
1st
35c
—_
Company (quar.)
Roadway Express, Inc., class A (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.. (interim)
Robbins & Myers,
Inc., common (quar.)__
$1.50 participating preferred
(quar.)
5-31
10c
—
8-
35c
-
Valley Gas (Texas) (quar.)
Tinto Co., Ltd. Amer. dep. rets.—
(Year-end Dec. 31, 1959. Equal to about
$1.61 per depositary share)
'
5%,
tlOc
25c
1
of America—
conv.
20c
Ritter
6c
——
Polaroid
Shamrock
Rio
1
in¬
———
———
f
Seton
7-15
55c
7% guaranteed (extra)
Riegel Textile Corp., 4% pfd.
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
6-15
6-28
?1.37Va
——
"
7-15
1
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR. Co.
Voting common (quar.)
6-15
7-15
—
from
3%%
6%
6-15
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (quar.)—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)———
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)_
Pittsburgh Railways
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)J
•
1
8-
(quar.)
A
Incorporated,
Dividend
10c
(quar.)_„
7%
17
8-
50c
Ltd—
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
12 Vac
(quar.)
—
class
7-15
.
40c
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)————
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
17
6-17
1
12 Vac
(quar.)
(quarterly
Industries
7-15
Rich's
6-15
$1
.
__——)—.—
com.
110c
;
3.60%
^
(quar.)
income)
1
97VaC
—
.—
_______
preferred
Corp.
7-
7-
93 %c
—
8% preferred (quar.)—;
Pickering Lumber (quar.)—
7-11
90c
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
22
(increased)
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
American shares certificates
(interim)
Rice Ranch Oil (increased quar.)
8-19
(quar.)
common
Servel,
(initial)
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco
6-20
$2.50
,__
(quar.)—
A
9-
6-30
,
22
-
Inc.,
(annual)—*
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
$1.60
_______
Co.
3.90% preferred (quar.)—.____—
4%
preferred (quar.)
20
-
______
3%%
Philco
10
6-1
4V2%
3
common
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
5-28
6-15
(Mo.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
3
$1 preferred (quar.)—
__
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
y.
Insurance
Co.
Remington Arms Co., 4Va%
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
6
25c
15c
Corp. (quar.)
(Charles) & Co., com. (quar.)
3Va%. preferred (quar.)
6
$1.10
j
Pfizer
—
6-27
15c
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Corp., common (quar.)—
$1
preferred
(quar.)__
Republic Foil, Inc. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)_2
.
Pettibone-Mulliken
Co.
(quar.*
Philadelphia Title
Selas
——
Trading Corp.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
Securities Fund, Inc.
t20c
5-31
7-
$1.25
Selama-Dindings Plantations, Ltd.
Corp.
5-31
6-15
12 VaC
(quar.)
6-1
(quar.)
Canada,
(quar.)
A
preferred
6-16
35c
class
A
6-15
,
com.
Extra
6-10
7-
— — **
____
participating class A (quar.)
$1
6-
$1.10
class
6-30
Extra :
1
30c
America—
of
6-
6-15
3%
6-15
Chains
$1.10 class A
6-15
.:
Insurance
Industries
Renold
'
6-30 •'
lie
(quar.)__
petrolane Gas Service (quar.)—
5%
Remington Arms Co., common (interim)
4Vi%
preferred (s-a)
5
35c
;
preferred
Petroleum
Life
Insurance Co.
6-
1
6-15
(Dayton)' *Tqufir.)*-T_2""'k
Co.
Reliable
6-15
6-10
1
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
Seiberling Rubber Co., common (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
J.)
-
Insurance
Reliance
Remco
7-
7-
Payable vf Rec.
15c
6-30
—
6-10
3
7-15
A
Holders
(Denver, Colo.)
(quar.)
10c
Ltd
(N.
Ltd.,
1
$1
.
stock
Reliable
6-15
(quar.)
split—„—
Co.,.. common
Three-foi>two
15c
Class
When
Share»
12Vic
(increased)
7-
7-15
—
6-14
1
Name of Company
Common
5-31
tl5c
•
Becurity Life & Accident Co.
6-20
7-
Per
'
^
35c
A
6-10
57VaC
————
6-17
6-30
—
Extra
"6-10
*
6-
'
Permian
v
6-28
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)__
i—.—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island (quar.)
Stock dividend
35c
12Vic
.
Co. (Washington,
Mines,
Insulation
1
50c
,—_—
preferred (quar.)—
,4%
6-30
-—85c
(quar.)
7-
$1
____
5-31
7-25
Extra
Class
6-10
.
7- l
,
83 %c
_.
6
6-10
,
.^:,|i.i2%:.n ,&• 1
r',
6-15
-
10c
Company
Brotners, Inc.
6-15
15c
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
$1
...
t
Reardon
30c
(quar.)__
Corp.
of Rec.
—
35c
—
Inc.
Cement
(quar.)
(s-a)
6-20
Controls,
Penn
Co.
Real Estate Title Insurance
D.
Holders
Share
Raybestos-Manhattan
preferred (quar.)
6%
When
Payable
$1.50
Name Of Company
Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.,
copa.
6% preferred (quar.)
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
i
2
2_
Rapid-American
Corp.
(quar.)____.
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quar.)
Rap In-Wax (initial-quar.)_.
6-15
10c
Peabody
Per
74's
Payable of Rec.
$10c
Pato
1
51
Common
'
(increased-quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Standard
Brass
Standard
Financial
75c
Co.
preferred
(extra)
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
1
;
-
-
87VaO-
L_1—
(quar.)_
6
6-15
6-
1
5C
6-10
6-
1
12c
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
1
6-17
'
18 %C
Standard Fruit & Steam Ship Co.—
$3
partic. pref.
(quar.)
75C
7-
/
If, -
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
!(U
"U
•
iU,
of Company
,; t
7-11
(quar.)
———
—
Standard Oil Co. .(Ohio)—
3%%
preferred (quar.)li——————
..
M,'
B
■
it
IfK"
Common
III;,
Class
UV.i
12 Vac
Star
U5c
U5c
6-15
7-15
6-30
140c
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-
6-15
6-
12VaC
6-18
6-
•20c
6-30
6-16
1
6-17
—
2nd "ser. pid.
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Strawbridge & Clothier, 5% pfct. (quar.)—
State Loan & Finance Corp.— .
|
Class
A
(quar.)
1
(L.
S.)
Co.
B
(quar.)_—
•
25c
fW'i
.fpji
Sterling
;ii'K
Aluminum
!
Is
•
AV2%
preferred
preferred
4j/2%
■
Stern
1
Textiles
Stern
«Sc
6-10
•pi
Stuart
iu
Hi
9-30
9-15
12-30
12-15
7-
25c
7-
..rti/.jk
;
56%c
8-16
'
56c
Swift
Co.
&
W
if
pt
H;
tt
is
W-
4.50%
wi--
'
.i'-V ?! I:
'
1
3
6-15
6-
3
6-16
6-
6
6-15
5-28
6-15
6-
6V4C
6-15
5-25
1
6-20
Union Gas Co.
Union
Texas
7-
1
1
I
1
6-20
6-30
6-
6-20
6-15
5-
5c
6-30
6-
3
6-15
6-
1
3
6-
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-15
7-
1
5-23
40c
7-
1
6-
6
7-
4
5-
9
7-15
7-
1
10c
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6- 2
30c
8-
1
7-15
30c
7-
1
6-17
6-20
6-
31 Vic
6-24
6-
6-14
5-
f';*• If
m
$1.06%
1
6-10
$1.15
7-
1
6-10
$1.16
7-
1
$1.16 y4
7-
1
$1.22%
7-
1
$1.27%
7-
1
6%
I
6-10
]]S
Thatcher
7-
1
7-
1
1
6-10
$1.18
7-
1
7-
1
.
Glass
|||,
'>:4
Thomas &
$1.25
•
'
6-
:
7-20
6-30
8-1
7-15 "
$1.14 '
1
1
8-
1
7-15
;
r.
1.
U.
7-15
U.
'
5-27
6-16
25c
tf4
$5
preferred
Common"
8
8
8
$1.21
8-
1
7-
8
48c
7-
1
6-
1
25c
6-19
5-28
25c
7-
1
6-25
1
6-15
1
6-15
31 %c
7-
—
31 %c
7-
—
12 %c
15c
$1.20
preferred
Tilo
:^h
6-15
5-27
25c
"XII
■'u?-!
Tishman
Pf ;''D
Tobin
<.Wu.C
Todd Shipyards
Title
mh0M7
Packing
Toronto
Co.
(N. Y.)
Torrington Company
Extra
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-31
1
1
6-10
$1.12%
6-30
6-10
$1.06%
6-30
6-10
12 %c
6-30
6-15
37 %C
6-30
6-15
5%
6-24
5-13
30c
7-U
35C
6-15
13c
7-15
7-
8
13c
7-15
7-
12 Vic
6-26
6-10
40c
8-18
8-
(quar.)_;
\
Class
^;
*
A
(quar.)
Class. B
5%
,
(quar.)
preferred* (quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
.
6-15
6-
•
%
1
5-31
Western
6-
3
Western
Gas
6-30
6-
5c
6-30
9
6-30
6-10
noc
7-22
6-30
6-15
5-31
9-
1
25c
10c
10c
7-
!'
2
6-
7-
1
Vanity
Van
7T 1
Norman
1
6-15
6-
-
;
(quar.)
class A
—x_
7-4
*60c
4
6-10
t50c
7-
4
6-10
t$1.12%
7-
4
6-10
.
Waters
'■I!:-;
—_______________—__
(J.
(quar.)—.—
under old
(stk.
$17%C
7-
(George), Ltd.,
Class
B
(quar.)______;
6-10
8
7-15
6-24
6-24
6-
7
60c
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
6-22
6-10
7-
5c
6-20
1
6-16
7-
7y2c
22y2c
6-
6-10
1
1
6-
7-
6-14
1
preferred
Witco
6-10
6-15
8-
1
7-
6-
1
Stock
7-
6-10
Willcox
5-31
5%
conv.
1
6-15
$1
8-
1
7-8
75c
7-
1
6-'3
5-31
.5%
conv.
Wilcox
Oil
7-22
Will
7-15
Williams
1
Williams-McWilliams
8-31
8-15
Stock
12y2c
1
7-15
Stock
7-
Stock
<8-
Inc
8-
1
7-
$2
7-
1
$4.25
6-10
8
(quar.)
5%
pref.
1st
6-15
5-13
Windsor
6-30
12V2C
5-13
6-15
3iy4c
6-15
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
6-28
6-15
6-15
5-31
15c
7-
8
6-17
6-13
5-27
5%
6%
&
l
Fuel
6-
3
Initial
6-
6
7-
2
4V2%
1
6-30
6-
4V2%
7-22
£
2%
6-30
6-17
6-20
6-10
6-30
Ale,
Inc.
(quar.)___;—
(quar.)
'
6-
3
1
9-
2
1-3-61
12-
2
7- 1
4
10-
1%
1%
7-1
6-13
15c
7-15
6-30
7
6-17
6-25
6-10
7-
,
10c
Co.—
$1.25
(stock
dividend)
8-
1
7-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Light
7-31
7-15
6-17
6-
7
7-U
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-15
6-15
6-15
100%
—
lie
:_
Power
&
preferred
Public
$1.12V2
:
Light, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Wiser
.
$1.10
$1.12Va
(quar.)___
$1.19
$1.20
(quar.)
5-31
preferred
Oil
Co.
6-30
7-15
7-
5
7- 1
6-10
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
5
5c
6-17
6-
7
17V2c
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
$1.25
$1.27
.
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.,
Mouldings
(initial)
Class
1
6-16
clas3
A
8c
$12%c
8-31
class
A
(quar.)„
(quar.)
6Vic
(John) Industries, Ltd., cl.
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)—
Woodward & Lothrop, common
5%
preferred (quar.)___.
8-15
Woodward
6-15
A (quar.)
$40c
LI—_— t$1.12Vi
7- 2
7-9
75c
6-28
6-28
(quar.)____
Wood
1
100%
-
Enterprises,
B
Iron
Co.,
6%
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
$3
(s-a)
'
7- 2
*
6-15
6-
1
Woolson
6-15
6-
1
World
Spice,
6%
Publishing
preferred
Co.
5-31
15c
32y2c
(quar.)
6-15
$1.25
5-31
5-31
6-20
8- 1
8-1
8 -1
75c
common
(quar.)
Marx, Inc.
5-31
$1.26
Service,
Wolverine
6-15
;
Ginger
6-10
•
Wolverine
39c
$25c
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A
6-15
$$1.25
&
preferred
5.04%
6-13
Vernor*«
1
6-20
$1.06%
,___
preferred
(quar.)
5.08% preferred (quar.)
6-22
6-30
(s-a)
7-
Envelopes, Ltd.—
Power
4.80%
20c
Ltd.
7-29
20c
(quar.)
4.76%
Company (increased)
—_.—.
Stk. div. (subj. to approval of stk'holders)
Ventures,
6-1
8-19
18 %c
Michigan Power—
preferred (quar.)_
Wisconsin
6-15
6-
Vendo
1
6-15
Wisconsin
Wometco
(quar.)
1
6-
,_J,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
7-
Inc.
6-
25c
(monthly)—
Electric
preferred
25c
6-24
Corp.
6-30
6-15
f
(quar,)_
Stores
preferred
50c
20c
Rogers
6-20
$1.25
(s-a)___
(quar.)x_x_^_______r_.
Industries
Wisconsin
57e
—
1
7-14
6-15
■■■r;
Willson Stationers
(this payment
A
6-20
7-
.1%
preferred
Wolff &
class
1
Industries—
—
—
7-
'
35c
(quar.)—1
6-20
6-20
50%
Bros.-i (quar.)
Wisconsin
divid.)
6-17
1
$1.25
(s-a)
1
8
1
6-30
7-
20c
dividend
8-
50c
7-
45c
20c
dividend
lr
87V2C
Candle
Baumer
&
6-10
$1.31%
dividend
8-
6-
6-20
Machine Co.—
(quar,)_
7-15
8-
1
1
6-24
*
1
1
15c
3
77-
50c
(initial-quar.).
pfd. series B
Co.
8
50c
$1.06%
pfd. series A
5-31
8-15
$1.50
I
(quar.)
Gibbs Sewing
6-15
25c
:
: $1.25
dividend
&
6-15
433/4C>
•
75c
Chemical, new com.
6-15
30c
6-10
1
1
(quar.
preferred
$4.25
6
6-27
15c
6%
%
1
77-
$1.43%
(quar.)
:
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry;, com. (quar.)
4% prior-lien (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.) __•
Whitaker ' Paper
(quar.)
White Motor Co., common (quar.)
5V4% preferred (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)_____^__
Wieboldt Stores, common (quar.)
35C
&
Heating
7'
50c
$17 %C
;____
______
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
50c
5c
—
9
class A (quar.)_
12y2c
Co.
9-
1
Weston
name.
(quar.)
6-24
10'
6-10
25c
—__—
5%
;
6-14
33c
—
——
preferred
B.),
35c
$1.25
*—
——
6-10
(quar.)—_——
Vapor
6-10
7-
Sciver
7-15
,$20c
y .y
8
15c
(quar.)
6-17
5-26
6-24
t3c
(quar.)
6-17
1 '•
6-15 ;
'
6-20
$1
(increased)
6- 1
5-26
30c
Ltd.
T
1
7-
37 %c
(quar.)——_____
(quar.)
7-
•
6-15
12y2c
arrears)
Van
1
t60c
—
preferred
37 %C
1
25c
Inc.
7-15
7-
62V2C
Rubber
6-10
7-15
6-15
'
30c
10c
of New York (s-a)
4y2% pfd. (s-a)—
Industries,
convertible
Van
6-15
&
1
$50c
8-18
(Baltimore)—
—
3
6-10
1
7-
,
25c
(quar.)____:—(quar.) __—
Stationery Corp.—
&
Common- (quar.)
$1.75
Insurance
Mills,
6-
7-
'
convertible preferred
clears
$2.28
6-10
7-
Fair
6-20
6-15
r
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Tire
Vanderbilt
6-10
35C
Corp.
Valspar
■
30c
$1.12-%
—
6
6-
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)——_y_
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
i
27V2C
shown
Tablet
Western
5%
;
Ltd.
Products,
Westeel
6-15
6-30
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-30
15c
.
(quar.)___—
Kentucky. Gas
6-15
6-30
3
6-10
6-10
Natural Ga.«v—
preferred (1952 series)
5% preferred (1955 series)
10c
6-15
6-
17 %C
Department Stores (quar.)___——
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
5%
3%
5-18
Securities Co.—-
Western
6-20
6-30 '
8-15
.'-V-.''I."l:
$1.25
(quar.)^—
Insurance
.Western
-
1
7-10
8-
28%
'
;
10c
V
2
6-15
7-15
7-15
7- 1
:
^'IV
—
3
6-
7- 1
6-20
6-30
6-25
7-15
$1.12V2
$1.05
$1.021/2
30c
^
1
6-
jr.;,
$1.50
..,
25c
42J/2c
80c
(quar.).^
Co;:
7-
6-15
6-30
9- 1
-
:'
y:y
■''l-ly v
5%
3
7-
1
Western Grocers,
& Industries Corp.—
nouncement
Service
preferred
'Western
6-15
$2.50
(quar.)
Light Co.
&
3
7-
(increased)—
com.
.'v'V'1
Telephone Co.____
Carolina
1
IOC
12y2C
Industries—
&
6-
—_——
y'l'Vl-V-: M
name.
7-
5%
—
Co.
.'new
Western
(quar.)
Mines,
Fire
Power
6-30
7-15
7-15
6-15
; 6-15
6-23
preferred (quar.)________—
preferred B (quar.)
7-
■
y
and 2c
(quar.)__
8
25c
;
.
6-10
5-31
3.
Formerly Ohio Water Service Corp.
Name
changed effective May 19. Dividend an¬
Corp., Ltd.—
-itf:
*
1
7-
40c
Finance
6-20
1
35C
Inc
Hotel
Utilities
6-15
40c
Traders
wty■■
Pictures,
Home
Utah
4
t40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
7-
6-30
y
8
(quar.)
T
A
6-20
7-
-
6-20
1
$1.06%
—
Co
Utah
Utilities
11c
15c
15c
30c
1
>6-
7- 1
60c
preferred C (quar.)—:
—xWest Virginia Pulp & Paper
(quar.)—___—
West Virginia Water Service Co.—
Name changed to Southern Gas & Water
Co. Dividend announcement shown under
5-25
—
(quar.)
class
1
7-
60c
Whelan Corp., ccm.
$2.28
Supply,
7-
3 7 Vic
——
Utah
'
20c
Tractor
15c
133/4C
—
Company
6-15
i
35C
—
3
15c
(quar.)_
com.
preferred (quar.)
Canada
6-10
■
4.10%
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Playing
Upson-Walton
6-10
7-
'
Corp>
6-
———
Co
Upson
5-31
6-15
"
Towmotor
6-15
Ltd
Co.,
Pipe & Foundry
Universal
7-
(quar.)
Corp.
17e
Co.,
Power
Penn
4'/2%
4.20%
(increased-quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)____._
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., common (quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)_
Trusts
West
5
7'
9
6-20
(quar.)
:_
(quar.)_.______
Co.
Electric
Penn
5-31
preferred (quar.)—
u
Universal Match Corp. (increased-quar.)—
(2V2-for-l
split)
—_—_———.—1;.
y. Universal Oil Products Co. (quar.)
31 %c
(quar.)
General
Lines
Trust Co.
S
.6-15
& Seashore RR.—
(semi-annual)-
Gas
Ohio
•West
1
6-
Jersey
Common
7-15
(quar.)
Reclaiming
Upper
(quar.)
Co.
5-31
6-10
9
5-23
7- 1
approval of stockholders May 3
-.West
6-15
9-
25c
Corp.
One
.y
6-10
12-
-
posit receipts (stock dividend)
"
share for each share held; subject to
|
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6-24
8%
6-15
$1
(quar.)
Realty «fe Construction
Guarantee
1
6-30
35C
dividend)
6-
5-31
6-15
(quar.)——
'
Co.
pM
7-
6-30
6-
5-16
6-29
6-15
80c
'
(quar.)
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A
Class B (quar.)
:
S
:
6-30
6-30
9-30
12-30
r
preferred
(quar.) ______—_—____
West Driefontein Gold Mining American de-
30c
(quar.)
class A
Lumber
S.
S.
5%
6
15c
\ 6-15
5-16
6-16
6-15
7- 1
\
(quar.)______——
\
Wells-Gardner & Co
(quar.
——
• < 30c
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, common
(quar.) — "
35c
West
5-31
-
Roofing
6-
6-15
—
preferred
Tile
States
United
6-, 6
6-15
$1.25
6-15
B
5-19
6-15
6-15
4.80%
$25c
common (quar.)_—_____
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—
U. S.
Truck Lines
(Del.)
(quar.)
——
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)—
United Transit Co., common (quar.)_—.:
20c,
Inc.—
Class
Welsbach
6-17
$25c
7%
6-15;.
$1.25
6-27
6-17
50c
50c
50c
(quar.)_
Wellington Management,
6
(quar.)—
Life Insurance Co.
S.
;
Wellington Fund
6
6
—
Card
U. S. Tobacco Co.,
U
'35c
(quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., com. (stock
(' Fi,
U
.
(quar.)_,
$1.50
,.l 'i \
U.
7-
Thrift Investment, common
\fr
U.
7-
preferred (quar.)
Thorofare Markets, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4y2% pfd. A (quar.)—
4Vr% preferred B (quar.)
13
6-15
5-31
7-
4%
>-Vt;
Rubber
•>
(from net investment inc.)
class A (increased)
(increased)
:—
6
$1.25
income
Home
S.
'
(quar.)_____—___!—
6-
6-10
6-17
6-11
50c
25c
25c
;
(quar.)__2_—L_____
Mills
Knitting
Wayne
Weco Products
6-
6-15
_y'"
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
$1.12,/2
—_
3
6-
6-30
,
9
6-17
; $1.37Va
7- 1
'v-'',/'":- -1 ■
——
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7"
1
;
20c
20c
--y
—-——
6-15
6-
common
preferred (quar.)
& Development,
S.
United
1
Wooldridge,
7- 1
6-15
12 %c
Quarterly
——
——-———
S. Freight Co. (quar.^^x^————
S. Gypsum Co., common (quar.)_
U.
1
(quar.)—
Thompson-Ramo
'i 7- 8
6-
—
(quar.)_
& Guaranty Co.
U.
1
$1
(quar.)
1
6-20
(resumed)j-i.————_———_
U.
8-
common
3
8-
6-20
%"•;
(quar.)
—
(quar.)——_
S. Fidelity
7%
5c
B
Class
U.
7-15
88-
$1.27
$5 preferred (quar.)
7-15
8'
.
(quar.)
6-
6-207- 1
7- 1
6c
3
6-
6-17
;
rl
Washington Water Power Co.
Waukesha Motor Co.
(quar.)
7-15
•:
10c
-
to stockholders approval
Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Corp.
Foil Co.,
S.
U.
8-
Co.,
5-27
6-15
30c ;
(quar.)_________
Co., common
30c
(s-a)
A
:
—-
Hill Mines,
Ceramic
U.»S.
6
$1
;J_—_
(quar.)
3
Ltd..—
preferred (quar.)______
S. Cold Storage Corp.
—
U.
6-6
6-15
V ': t$-l
(quar.)
8-
& Chemical Corp.—
Borax
Common
6-10
6-15
50c
$1.75
——
7-15
"
4Va%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Betts
5-26
Common
3
50c
y
-
Pacific
Keno
S.
6-10
8-
Mfg.
5-26
6-20
'
Common
'
dividend
-Stock
U.
$1.14
King Corp. (quar.)
Thomas Industries, class A com.
6-20
$1.56 %
15c
:
7-20
8-
15c
—
——
—.——
Aluminum
Pacific
United
6-10
7-
$1.19
Thermo
5-26
5-2Q
Inc.
Common
7-20
40c
Co._
Corp.,
New Jersey
United
6-10
$1.28
(quar.)
L
5-11
.
6-20
$1.43%
4V2%
8-15
$10c
(quar.)—
Co. of America—
:
;
Insurance
United
6-10
$1.31%
."•"y
conv.
7-20
6c
Stock div. subject
United
*"'7:
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tex-Tube,
IVj '•"
United
6-10
$1.16
(quar.)
6-22
:
6-10
__
Warner-Lambert
$1.12%
net investment
security profits)
Industrial
,
1
Inc.,
5%
income)————--—
Corp.
Baking
8-15
:
87 %c
-
7-
preferred
5-27
12 %c
5V2%
X'
'
(quar.).—
(quar.)—
from
from
6-15
$1.25
-
$1
(quar.)
Fund—
United
I
Textron
6-15
—
preferred (quar.)
Pharmaceutical Co.—
preferred (quar.)-—_—:
Washington Natural Gas—
Iy l—i
7-20
8-15
::
6c
preferred (quar.)——
Income
6-10
(quar.)
5-31
8-15
-
—
preferred (quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
Improvement Co.,
Illuminating
6-10
7-
(quar.)_.
common
(quar.)
6-10
6-30
45c
—.—
class
(1956 series)
(1959 series)
pfi.
pfd.
5-20
7-1
$1.31%
'
conv.
conv.
(8c
6-16
6-15
common
6-17
30c
(quar.)_
United
$1.02%
preferred
$15c
Ward
92 Vic
:
preferred
4Vt%
1
Inc.,
10c
Investing Corp.—
(Jim)
Walter
6-15
3%
United
7-
4%
6-15
(s-a)—.:
Gas
6
$1.24
Textiles,
1
1
12 %c
Gas
6
(quar.)
1
77-
;
Ltd.,
Co.,
Corp.
Artists
United
9
35c
:
6-15
6-
Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.—
United
6-24
7-
.
(quar.)
(s-a)
B
5*/2%
2%
—
preferred
preferred
6-15
(quar.)—_—37Vic
Walt Disney Productions (quar.)__
—10c
Walgreen Co. (quar.)—
■ •
40c
10c
Products
6%
3%
——
6-
$7%c
—
Amusement
6%
2
preferred (quar.)——;
———
preferred (quar.)
5V*% preferred (quar.)
Texas
Gulf
Surphur (quar.)
Texas Power & Light, $4 preferred (quar.)_
Utilities
5
6-30
5c
25c
(quar.)__—62MjC
A
class
Co..
ordinary
(From
-
Wallace-Tiernan,
4
6-15
25C
if
&
Street
Wall
7-20
10-19
Corp.—
United Cities Gas Co., com.
40c
—
1
1
dividend
Aircraft
$4.50
5-27
$4.84
3
8-
2%
—
United-Carr Fastener Corp.
6-15
Texas
5-25
6-
2
20c
(quar.)
common
Company
System
Walker
6-17
1
8-
11-
preferred (quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America—
t50c
'
7-
62 Vic
5%
6-15
preferred
Lines
United
5-13
8
Air
United
7-1
$4.76
9-
Corp. (quar..)__
__—_____^——
(quar.)______^^
——;—
Electric
Wagner
Waldorf
:
—
(quar.)
Class
35c
$4.56
6-15
5-31
5-31
►
6
6-17
37 %c
—
Omaha,
of
Gas
(quar.)J
B
United
+20c
'
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1
30c
Co.
Natural
A
United
6-15
7-15
4%
Yards
Texas
Stock
6-15
HOC
'
f
7-
—
(quar.)—
Co.
Class
United
$1.35
■
■Mi.::
Union
v
*
4.96%
6.25%
62 %c
•
6-15
5.40%
I
5.75%
6-30
Wakefield
$1.12%
Railroad
Class
$3.50
:
Stock
5
$1.12%
com.
15c
y.
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
——————
(quar).—.
(quar.)_
Mfg.
Pacific
5-31
50%
Corp.,
5-21
'
6c
income)
Transmission
Gas
25c
y; 6-15
preferred
5%
v
35c
30c
v
::
of Canada; Ltd., com. (quar.)
Investment
Metal
Union
(quar.)
Texas
t:
Materials,
Vulcan
6-16
5-31
6-10
(quar.)—
:
5-31
6-30
preferred (quar.)—
Union
20c
:
11-15
/
i5c
(increased)-
common
(quar.)—I
B
Union
9
33c
'
.
-
<
6-20
Ltd. (stock dividen
Von's Grocery Co.
(quar.)
Vornado, Inc. (stock dividend)______
40c
■
6-20
7-
6%
y-
6-20
7-
$1.12
•
investment
(From
|3$[:
7-
Class
1
t3c
(quar:)-.
Inc.—
Fund,
■
15c
—————
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.64
$5.08
k-Ji!
Co.,
6-
—
$4.56
$1.03
Hamm-Young,
Von
'
20C
preferred
(quar.)
—
$4
preferred ; (quar.)..—
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
1
$3.50
preferred * (quar.)——
Union Finance Corp., class A (quar.)_
8c
preferred ' (quar.)_—
—
Texaco Canada/ Ltd., 4%
pfd. (quar.)——
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
V-* :.
11-25
common
Electric
25c
(quar.).
preferred
1
8-15
8-25
A
$4.50
6-
7%
•
mi:;.
:
6-10
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.);.—
Terry Steam Turbine Co., commtnr (quar.)—
.Wt-
*'Mr
6-10
1
6-15
(quar.)—
4.72%
(Texas)—
(quar.)
Corp.
45C
75c
—
■0P
*
1
$35c
-
6-
preferred (quar.)—_—____—
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (qua:
Vita Food Products
Inc.
(quar.)_____
Volunteer National Gas (stock dividend
6-9
6-15
Acceptance
60c
3c
preferred (quar.)
:
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
4.64%
preferred (quar.).
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%' preferred
(quar.)_
5.10%
(quar.)—___——„
preferred
5.12%
(quar.)_
:—
preferred
5.25%; preferred
/!:«■?"
'
7-
'
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
$5 preferred
6-20
,
6
5-31
$1.05
$4.12
12-15
6-28
5-31
6-20
"
+15c
5-31
■
_■
1-4-61
6-20
6-20
30c
$1.25
9-15
17 %C
Union
6-10
15c
4.10%
$30c
5-27
-$1.01
6-15
1
$30c
Union
1
7-
"
25c
(quar.)—
com.
1
6-
5-27
6-15
35c
j
7-
,
Corp., Ltd. com. (quar.)
non-cum.
partic. 2nd pfd. (quar.)—
Bag-Camp Paper Corp. (quar.)———
Union
6-15
25c
Transmission,
Tennessee Gas
9-15
12-15
10-
•
7-
25C
Inc.
(stock
dividend)Taft Broadcasting (quar.)
——
Talcott
(James), Inc.
(quar.)
—.
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
—_—
Tappan Company (quar.) ____—^
—
Taylor Instrument (quar.).—.—-—
Stock dividend
I—
—_—-—
Telechrome Mfg., class A (stock dividend)—
Tennessee Corp. (quar.)
;# 1;
1
$30c
;
Tyler Refrigeration Corp.———:—
6-10
1'
6-30
'
T. I. M. E.,
I
10-
$25c
7-14
15c
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Wayne Corp. (quar.)_.
,ti
'
6-15
1-4-61
$25c
$25C
,
'
Udylite
common—
(quar.)—
12-15
1
6-21
6-15
:
30c
$35c
"
Co.
Insurance
Co.,
16c
(quar.)
Superior Window, class A
i&r.
'
■
433Ac
preferred
$1.40
'fe-V'f
CP
7-
3%
Mid-Continental Oil, com. (quar.)—
Mining Co. (quar.)
I
——.
Super Food Services, $1.20 1st pfd. (quar.)
Superior Electric (initial)-—
Superior Oil Co. (Calif.) (reduced)
Superior Propane, Ltd., common (quar.)_—
tot
-
-7
7-
*
(resumed)
$1.50 cqnvertible preferred (quar.)
208 South LaSalle Street Corp. (quar.)_—
Coach
Twin
11-15
(quar.)——
preferred
6%
9-15
V
% 11-15
11-30
8-31
Sunshine
jjSw
W
'
1%
11-30
Sunray
-it
.
6-
6-15
13c
Loan,
&
Fund |
Sundstrand Corp.
:f:
'
6-10
1
$1.12%
Sunrise
-Pjf!
6-15
;;
1
$1.12%
»
Finance
6-15
1
■
T25c
(quar.)_.———
——'
Sun Chemical Corp., common (quar.)_—
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)——
—
Sun
1
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$30c
r" ':.
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7-
1-4-61
4-29
6-17
10-
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)——
10c
7- 1
Trust Co. of New JerseyMquar.)
6-15
$1.75
Troy & Greenbush RR. (s-a)
6-14
30c
True Temper Corp., common (quar.)———.
7-15
$1.12%
4y2% preferred (quar.).
—
1
i ■;
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power—
y 20c; y 6-21
increased"
——————-1
Twentieth Century^Fox Film Corp. (Del:)—
—
Insurance Co.-(N.
8
12-15
1-4-61
$22 %C
,,—
$1.25
Corp.
Stylon
w
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25c
Co._
Company
(quar.)
Stuyvesant
:
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Universal
12 %c
&
'
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$22 %C
(quar.)———.—
Lines
Trunkline
$1.25
•
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9-15
30c
6-30
T
Stroock
6-15
1
30c
5-24
-
p
%!:V"
1
$22 %c
;
4Va%
Transcon
5-24
(quar.):
——:—-—
Stewarts & Lloyds (stock dividend)——
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—
' r
1%
first preferred (quar.)——
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common (quar.) —
5%
prior preference (quar.)_————-—
5%
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)_—
Stone & Webster (quar.) —„—
Storer
Broadcasting,
common' (quar.)——
m
'
t25c
Trans-Prairie Pipe Lines, Ltd._—
6-15
preferred
4x/i %
1
6-15
y
Inc.—•"
*25c
-
87% C
:'.f ■:"/
($50 par) (quar.)
($100 par) (quar.)_——
($100 par) (quar.)——
preferred
4Y2%
1
1
25C
(Michaels)—
Stern
1
8
37 Vic
Inc. (quar.)
t——
Products (quar.).^
Brewers,
Sterling
710-
125c
5-24
*
(quar:)—
Stedman Bros.. Ltd.
\
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.
6-15
•
——
(quar.)
Trinity
(quar.)———
:
—
Stauffer Chemical, 3%% preferred (quar.)_
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp. —
! 5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.).—:
—
—
fi-
7-
$1.25
preferred
'6%
pi
6-29
t30c
15c
■
:
6-17
50c
Corp.,
Class
8
——
(quar.)_:.____——
Co.
Market
Starrett
H ?!
if:
7-
28c
:
(quar.)-—-—._
Works
Starrett
m
6-20
*
\
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)"—
4Va%
preferred .(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)——:
15%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
6 %
preferred
(quar.) ——
6%
preferred (quar.)———
v: 6%
preferred
(quar.).,
6-15
1
(s-a)__—
B
Stanley
1
7-
;
.*;
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company;
Vickers, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. Ordinary-
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
.
Share
1
,
4Va %
7-
v
(s-a)——
class A
Ltd.,
Stanfields,
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—-————'
(quar.)
Common
6-30
*20c
Properties, Inc.___—_—
Standard Radio, Ltd. (quar.)—
Standard Structural Steel, Ltd. (quar.)——
■
7-15
93 %c
Standard
}if)>
.
t
(quar.)-
Materials, Ltd.
Paving &
Standard
6-24
,
-
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—"
Common
(quar.)
6-24
7-U
class A (quar.)—.
•
Class
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Standard Holding Corp.,
'■
•
Per
Holders
When
Name
i
Monday, June 13, 1960
,
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(quar.)______
(quar.)
*
$1.50
10c
"
6-28
6-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
6-20
6-15
6-
1
Volume
191
Number- 5959
-
Worthinfeton- Corp.;- common
4Wol
Wrigley 'twm,'); Jr.— ;i
•
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:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
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(quar. )__•___... / 62Vac
6-20
$1.12 Va
6-15.
25c
Yellow Transit
Freight Lines---
:
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6-14
7- 9
;f' 5%. preferred;. ($100 Wl /(quar-L^^/i
7 7 % preferred, (quar.)
Ltd. tquar.)_„_
r
____
is "one of the finest in the
U; S."
It is
the fourth such acquisition
in .the last six months.
Others acquired and.presently, owned and operated by TelePrompTer..
Include community antenna systems at Silver City and Parmington,
N, M., and Rawlins,. Wyo.—V. 191, p, 648.
5-27
8-15"
bentures,.due May 1, 1980 (with warrants attached), and
240,000 shares of common stock, of the corporation, was
6-15
6-15
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40c
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ServiceV
ciated special, communications equipment.-Since its organization In
-Corpwationv' one., sbar.ei of ^Southeastern ^comxnon^tock"; plus .20
Gas
*•
cents; *kiV- cash > <-6the->r4^unt.H'nfw>€he^.quarterly'> dividend ?payable von
Sotttheasern*
land
1 ier each, two shares of Cumber- '
i Itirfs contemplated that the offer will be made I
next'60^tte$s.-^Vi.:'19ijip;V948t"
within,the
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S©uthernJ>is£0unt; Go;/Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
of
.
j-18
3
holders -of
Teleregister
share'of
a
Ggden Corp.
stock
common
/
vacuum' action- in coliectinir
to the growing popularity of
Rider and Sportsman models
!
with
for
'Lta'^-iPriVg^ /Placeip^nt-^
,V
Issuance
of
**.' :*
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.the
bonds
will
be
applied
.Trans-'
by
retirement' Of . a like principal amount of bank loans.
* ;
Sale of the' bonds was negotiated- by " Lehman
,fBrother$; *.JStt>ne
Webster .Securities Corp.*; White; Weld &■ Co.; Nesbltt;, Thomson and'
to
.
•
:
Co:; Ltd.," .Wood Gundy- St Co.; Ltd.; "MbLwod,* Young/ Weir* Ar Co.' Ltd.;
andiQsler,-Hammond A^Nanton Ltd.—V,?188, p- £690.
'* ■. •
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•
the rate of
at
each .share
for
eommon
common shares held by Ogden
Teleregister.as treasury stock.
CAPITALiZATION-—The
Tropical Village Estates, -Inc7 West Hollywood, Fia.w
■
Ogden
of
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
above
will then be
Corp.
-
result
in
>
distributed
.
SEC
'>
...
maximum, of
a
.The
on June 1 filed a letter of notification with the.
shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to be.
share, Without underwriting.
'
corporation
covering. 30Q,000
offered at Al pet
2,852,578
of-Teleregister common stock being outstanding in the hands -of
public after the sale of the 240,000 common shares included in the
offering of units herein .being made. Teleregister Corp. will also have
outstanding/following the .current financing, $11,356,360 of sundry debt
and. 120,000 common stqck subscription warrants.
Corporation; on May< 30' filed
letter of notification with the
SEC;coyerih|fv5,000'/shares.of veemtnon stock (no par) to be offered at
The
6-20
.^riiv ■■■jjq
6-20
r^aro;^'wi^out^unde^rttihg^
Rroeeeds are ioJbejus^^to^;^
per
'The
6-20
capital.
6
,
.
r
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:The. proceeds are to be used fof. working capital.,
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UNDERWRITERS—The
.;
.
^^i^Cpri^aci^'
June
on
Abraham
the
3
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Surrey ;<)ilOag €br|).-rfTb*.Be Merged—
Tex-Star Qil '&*Gas>.Cerp.,
•
i)eiow.-—V. 191,
Collin; Norton As
System Meat/Co.-r^Registers Common—
a
'75
-
cent/per -share; selling
12 J/2
cents1 per share, for-expenses.
underwriter for .1 cent per warrant,
15,000
common,
The
company
k
i
-
V
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..
.
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7
shares
at
$5
per
commission
The
to. be -paid,
50
50
Hardy As Co——?
60
Hayden, Sione & CO——u— 150
Hemphill, Noyes As' Co..,—x— 150
plus
W.
__v.
v
,
,i
the
prospectus, -the- company
"
"
;
now-
6- 3
12-2
6-13
31
6-30
6-17
'
SEC covering -100,000 vshareS pf^ conjm.on
6-10
$3-per.share,-.Without:.un<^r.w4'itihg;
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Thfe
7-15
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capital.
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-
5-31
<4
5-31
5-31
5*^31
5-31
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5-31
ki
p.'
7-15
7-15
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u
6- 7
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6- 1
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terms
of
the
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a
"division?
p. 2249/ *
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Conolon* is the* trade
Conolon
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"
the products.—V.
for
name
„
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of
■"
See Midwest: Technical Development Corp^
6- 1
,
Electronics
subsidiaries—V,
191,
The
unit
offering" price, per
is
$120,
plus
ae~
A,
Financial
is
the
majority
of
owner
the capital
owner
of
all
insurance
of
and
the
Loan
Association
capital «took
of
Inglewood,
Calif;
Rio Hondo Savings and
South
.
.
funds and be available
for general corporate purposes,
.
CONVERSlON-?-The
after
Sept.
1,. 1960
debentures
at. $22.22
are
per
Convertible
share.; The
• stock
have the
into .capital
Issue
will
benefit: of ^
.
.
.
,
.
.
the 'option "of the company Iri whole or part at
through April/30,. 1961 and at decreasing prices thereafter, plus
interest.
v -
redeemable* at
also
105%
accrued
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of? the offering, the company
have outstanding $1,250,000 principal amount of purchase money
has
Inc.—Acquisition—
acquired
Allegany
obligations/due' 1969; the $6,000,000, debentures;, and 1,290,056 shares-
'
Instrument
Company
of
*
capital,stock.—V.-A91, p; 1609.
/ :
of
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i"
Utahcan/IncM Spokane, Wash.—Files With SEC—
;i;he
corporation od
May 31 filed a letter of notification with the
company
at 25 cents per share.
The, proceeds
operations.
;
are
to ,be
No underwriting is involved.
used
Vector Manufacturing
$3,000,000 annually.—V.' 191, p. 2462.
for. expenses, incidental
Co., Inc.
by
Industries, Inc., above.
corporation
has called
for
redemption
July
on
1,
1960,
outstanding 6% debentures of 1956, due May 1, 1976 at
will be made" at. The. Bank «f New -York, 48. Wall
Payment
•<
New York
15, N. Y.—V. A83, p. 2463.
all of
105%.
Street,
.*
~
Webber,
priced at $13.25 a share.
'Cte-^so.tioo shares ofteled, ^oiooo shares' are being
sold by the company and 160,000 shares represent a secondary offering
by certain stockholders of part of their substantial- holdings of the
stock
The 90,000 • shares - offered on
behalf of the company, were
owned by these selling stockholders and .were given to the company
< :'r''SECONDARY—£>f
*
-
mining
Common Stock Of-
ah underwriting group headed by Paine,
Jackson & Curtis; The stock was
The
—*
to
fefed—Public Gffering of 250,000 shares of common stock
of Vector Manufacturing Co., Inc., Was made on June 8
;v Thyer Manufacturing Corp.—To Redeem /Debentures—
-
SEC?
covering *663,234 Shares of common stock (par fO cents) **of whidx
370,000 .shares are to be offered to the public at 50 cents per shav©
and the balance to be offered pursuant to special options issued by tfco
Thermlx California, Inc.—Name Changed—
.
of
Gate, Calif.
The
company
also operates
agency for fire, casualty and related coverage normally
Association,
approximately $700,000
will be distributed to the holders of $)hia
company's; capital. stock outstanding prior to the issue and sale of
the units.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to the company's
are,
See Aerotec
.
above.—*V.*4.90, p. 95.
its
required, for .protection, of lenders in real estate transactions, .and
subsidiary, Tested Insurance Agency, conducts a similar insurance
business.,, The company has recently become licensed, as an escrow
agency.'
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I iFROCEEDS^—The proceeds of the financing . with the exception of
4
191;
■
Telemeter, Magnetics,' Inc»^^tock Acquired—
all
.
it3
r
to
its
agreement; 501,000 shares of,Surrey
mill testing And process control equipment.
Many of its prod¬
sold under the "Alinco" trademark.
In connection with
its thrust devices, the company designs and
builds complete instru¬
mented rocket test stands.
Sales are presently running at the rate
sporting* goodsV activities* were a part of Narmco Industries, Inc.
—a-recent' acquisition* of'Telecomputing Corp,—rgnd had been--operated
6-20
6-15
the
Textron Electronics,
Coholon-manufactures and-distributes glass fishing rods, water, skis,
and-other sports litems. > RS'4manufacturing facility Is located in Costa
Mesa; Calif., .with..principal .offices --at Telecomputing.
|.
as
and
!sinking .fund-./commencingTMay-1) >1966 nnder which. the
Gash
will be
company, is. required to retire $690,000 debentures annually and at Ate
paid in-lieu of fractional shares. It is presently
Option ' tnay; retire up. to an ' adaitional' >$600,000 principal; amount
anticipated that the merger will become, effective about June 20, I960.
■ /
.'annually. /_ •
• •
Op Juna 3, I960, there, were 500,469 shares of Tex-Star Oil & Gas
REDEMPTION—For ,the sinking
fund, the debentures' will-be re- ,
Corp./commop stock outstanding..
'•
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;
."v
deemable at par plus accrued Interest,
After. Oct. 20/1960 they ari>
:
Textron
T!v«-.'
6-15
6-15
6-
to
of
an
be
the
and
Loan
outstanding ,at the time of the consummation of the
merger. A" maximum of 100,200; shares; of Tex-Star Oil As Gas Corp.
common
stock will be issued in exchange for the shares of Surrey
cdmmdh)'$1tibck..''':fy"i-:i-?•>
J T-i
; v,
-nr*
ucts
corporation of Los^Angeles, Calif., has incorporated
Sporting Goods,.. Inc. as'a whollyt-owned subsidiary.
company,
BUSINESS—Unlted
Cumberland, Md., In exchange for. 140,000 shares' of the common'
stock, part of which will be deliverable over a* period
of years
contingent upon future earnings of Allegany.
Founded
in
1952,
Allegany
Instrument
manufactures
precision
electronic" measuring devices, transducers, thrust and pressure meas¬
uring devices used in developing and testing rockets and missiles,
ballistic computers, amplifiers, electronic bridges and calibrators, and.
,
This
holding
r-
will
Telecomputing Corp.-—Consolidates—
*5
a
L
crued interest.
paper
'
to /Texas Natural Gasoline
It has requested that
by merger
Gas Corp. of Louisiana,
stock, of, United Bavlngs
.
" Technology, Ins^meLiit/^orp.—Private Placement—
This relecttnriig^rcpnippnent. manufacturer, with headquarters inlActpn,- Mass.,^ has placed a $1 million, 6%
convertible subordinated 15^-year note with the 'Massa-'.'
chu$etts Mutual;Life;|nsurance-Co., it was announced on
June 6. wThe placeihent;Was-negotiated y Shearson, Bammill
Co.* !^The proceeds .will be used for capital ex¬
penditures in .donnectibn^witti new products, and ^to add to
working capital.—V. 191, p. 2139.
6-10
6-
stock/
50
50
Following* the meeting; Louis A.. Beecherl; Jr., President of Tex-Star •,
Gas
Corp.f stated
"Stockholders of both companies should
gain from the -benefits and advantages that are expected to result "
from- economies
and efficiencies made possible; by the merge?*."—V.
191; p. 2139.
:
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7-15
;
successor
ing made only in units, each' unit consisting of $100 prin¬
cipal amount of, debentures and two shares of capitid
Oil As
7-15
6-7
a
.
*.
stock (par $1). to i>e offered at
..*'1
; /;
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proceeds" are*'to-^^be useid:for^^ working
J
for
arid 120,000 shares of its capital stock. The Offering is be-;
200.
.
Teaching; J^chine&^ lnc>V Alhuquernue, N.-V- Files.
.With Se^
Comraission—
.': -;
*-<.Thie-' .c^pmraii<mf pa?May.*2^4Ue<tkA letter .of notification-.with the
rM
•
■./-•
: i •*
.
approved
will
stock
-
.
k
'
Co.—*——._—
SEC
public offering, in units, .of, $6,000,OOQ of the corpora-,
tion's 5% convertible subordinated debentures due 1975.
Wasserman.As
C. "Wheat As
the
a
;
(
stockholders
8
Pursuant
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J.
to
United Financial €orp, of California—Securities Of-1
fered—Lehman Brothers and associates on June 10 made
this company at a special meeting held on
agreement providing for the merger of Surrey
Oil & Gas Corp. of Conroe, Texas into Tex-Star Oil &i Gas Corp.
it was also announced that "the merger agreement had been approved;
"at a Special meeting of stockholders of Surrey Oil & Gas Corp.
.".'.Tex-Star-Oil As Gas Corp. which will be. the surviving company,
will exchange one-fifth of a share of its common «tock for each
share held
of Surrey common stock.
June
/
,
has outstanding
54,500j commons shares,^oold'-^prtVatelv. At •$§•-per •-•share; Peter F. Smith
•>. iS ii^wd
AS President; Management 'officials own L7,900 of the outstand;' / iug!'.Sbares.
r"-' •• •
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According.< to
191, p, 1570.
The
impose of. engaging in-the general business of meat packing, and
it has constructed a meat rendering plant near Newcastle. .Net proceeds
of the—stock''*sale;
Mtimafced-at-$598T750, will -be- used as -follows:
/.
Stlx
as
p. .2483.
an
Wyoming law for
the
salary; and $479,288 for working capital.
v
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"Texas,
,
.
""
be
50
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp.—To Merge—
$60:600-' fot- payn^nt of -employees' Salaries; $33,500 for payment .of
first-.inst&llriient- on a mortgage on:ihe -company's plant and equipmentin the amount .of:
$225,000; $25,361 for payment -of accrued officer's
6-10
Hutton As
E.
I50
—
Co., Inc.—
-—i
Wertheim & Co.——I-
50
—_150
Co—— 150
Co.—
&
Co.--_i_—
applied
has
'
also will: sell the
warrants to purchase
organized in/Aorfl' 1959. under
was
Hentz
Co.^_—_—_
Okia.,
exemption heretofpfe (granted Texas Natural and "its subsidiaries,
modified nr *emended so as to grant a like exemption to " Union
the
—
Wm.
E. F. Hutton & Co—
company
three-year
share.
50
Seskis & Wohlsletter
Gregory As Sons—1—1—
H.
Inc.? 53
Smith, Barney. & Co. Inc
20Q
Stillmah, Mayriard?& Co:__—; 50
.Spencer' Trask. fe Co.—'150
Tucker, Anthony -As R. L. "Day 150
Underwood, Neuhaus As Co.,
?Inc."_i—————
'50
Van Aistyne, Noel As Co.L_„
50
Walston As Co., Inc.
150
Finkle,
/
is
Evans & Co,. Inc.*
J. Union "Texas ,1s
Richter 'Co.
50
Shearson, Hammill & Co,____ 150
Shields &
Co.—_———_——?150
160
A.
&
Rosenthal As
Tulsa,
hearing- thereon.
request'a
'Corp„ and Unkm Oil As
•,
Seherck,
I/--duPontiAs. Co.—^ ,150
Clement
;/
This
which
fT
Reynolds
of
oorporaition
*
exemption from the Holding .'Company Act; and the Commission has'
-issued an -order ', giving
interested • persons until June 27, * I960, to,
.;
150
———_
Pierce* & Co.,
-
"This
-
Inc.—50.
Co.
——
Rauscher,
Co.—11 AO
Equitable Securities Corp.—__ 150
company,, of Newcastle,. Wyo., filed a registration statement.
the; S'EC oil-June.2/ I960, covering 150,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for: public sale, at $5 per share. The offering is
to be made on. a -best; efforts- basis by Purvis & Go;, of Denver, for
1
.
•
2l39,
&
Newburger & Co._„——— ::50
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
^
50
50
-
Francis
with
:>
:
p.
Union Texas Natural Gas Corp.-r-Seeks Exemption—!
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UhitS
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Higglnson
GUrtis
"Emanuel,. Deetjen As
See
..
—
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..McDonnell
,
Inc.—200
Co.
Inc.——
-
Corp^^.—150
MeCarley & Co.; inc.
i.
50
Co._^-—i—^150
Co.,
-
Lee
"633'
Burnhamr & Go,——.— '
.
V /
.-Units
-
Cbiisuu:*-:^.
Becker As
G.
Black As
'
H
■
Co.—.—4—50
&
.Bache As
Sundstrand, officials antichaate hegatiations of an", additional -order
with .Chiance
the/imiiiedifite Tuture - for this/-equipment with
'! a value .welTbver^$5OO;OO0.—^V; ;19l^p..746.
/
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::
-
,
Redpath ■—? 50
fighter airplane.
This—contract 'is xthe fourth -award from Chance
Vought for constant Apeed :drlves and IS valued at over $930,000. \
-
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•
A, 'C. Allyn & Co., Inc.——— 150
Auchincloss, "Parker &
Of,a follow-on contract Award from Chancd Vought Aircraft,'
Inc. of 'Dallas, .Texs a," :The "neW-oorftract provides for the manufacture
of constant speed' drives-for. the - Navy's new F8U-»2N; an sill-weather
v
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•Sutro -Bros. -<&;
borporktion .announced
.".receipt
:
J":-;.;--
..
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co._ 634
Bear, Steams .& Co.___
633
6-10
Aviation "Division of -this
,
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,
respective names:
;
-
Sundstrand
.
Thairaann & Co., Bear,.Steams & Co., and Sutro Eros. & Co.
are acting .as representatives,:have aeverally,^^and not jointly, agreed to
purchase- frohi the company the number of. units set ' opposite their
-
•
196C—5 Mos.—1959
i^_ -ii_->-^L- >'$lS;T35,842-,$16,599,310: !$88,752,115 $80,003,773
-$1^135,842-,$16,599,310:
—V. 191, p. .1672;' *
4-V.
1672.' ;
•*'
V' •
The
below, for whom Laden-
above.
<3drp.# /Tampa) Fla>—Files, With SEC—
The corporation on June 2 filed a letter of .notification with the BEG
covering 30,000 shares of *6%, cumulative preferred - stock to be offered
at par ($10 per share),- without underwriting.- '*
< The proceeds rare,
to, be Used for working papltal.—V, 188, p. .1438.
»
:
named
underwriters
TelePrompTer Corp.,
*
burg,
-
Period -Elid^May-31^- ? t •166fP-M<lhth^-1959
-Period-Eiid^May^-T6fi0i-MOhth-frl959
6-20
See
the year 11959, T'eleregister Corp. and its subsidiary
had consolidated net .revenues of $11,549,594 and net income of $172,400.
Sales
lales
6- 3
TV Cable, Inc;—Acquired—
'-EARNINGS—For
?. -r
equipment and for working
/,:h
6-
'
large lawns.
He* added
that sales of all
both, rotary and?reel types and the. large' in¬
parks, golf courses and
estates also
are
the new Sales- record.-Alf, 191k p.-94*9. "\ c
,",/'
;fi*om.
(Proceeds
shares
;
Pa**k» Fla.^—Files With SEC
Scverel>;IViariiie.>to^
:•
5-10
7-
.
the
6-10
6-
stock: to
register
-to
B-15
3-
this period?
private placemeut of $13,120,000 *Trans-»Canada Pipo
Canada
.Corp, common "stock held on the record date. The balance of the Tele-
-
.
the
-nfte-hah
The company, vpn
covering >$95,000 df
%
,
record for
hi
"Canadian dollars:*.
1929
brokerage
in
•
corhmon
-
Uune^filecl a ^letter, of notification with the 'SEC"
-5'i- subordinated debentures series "G" to be offered at.? face valued ip. ^denominations of $500. and $1,000 each.
No
underwriting ,is Inifolyed. "
!
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v
,:v.
The prd^&r"ai^'1k>.rhe.:iase^'^^Ph^hasO' prior. Issues of debentures :
/ sqries>';Ili;fV'jE"-CapitaL—v; 191, p.. -949.:"
4\
installed
Teleregteter;'Boards are presently
S3 eities throughout the Country, .
»
.
*
\
line bonds?due*Oct. 1,
>1978, tyasT .announcedJun^ *6. ' The: bonds'Comprisd $8,- "'
260,000;'principal amount of 6y4% bonds, United States
Series? payable in U. S. dollars, and $4,860,000 'principal'
amount of
% bonds,. Canadian Series payable- in
^DISTRIBUTION—Qgdefi Corp., which holds 99.9% of the outstanding
Shares of the company/plans to distribute its entire holdings
■
/v...,'
* '-r.
About. 6QO
-offices to
Up—
Lines Ltd. first mortgage 'pipe
,
the company has.furnished an automatic electric stock- quotation service
-1-to subscribing, members^of > various- stock' and- commodity- .exchanges. ■'
common .stock "on". JUly.r
common - stock:
its
Trans-Canada" Piite Lipes
;
The
»program electronic data processing systems for-use by industry in genveraL* This includes, special 'inputs and: output, devices, >as -well »as asso¬
cdmpany-
holders Jot^the' "common? stock- of ^Cumberland-
homes
machines
contributing to
.
Tire.. bdaxd
with
and lawn debris,.and
especiallyToro's Pony
models
stitutional
.
intends <t'o: offer
suburban
homeowner
"
.
30
new, all-time
a
power .mpWer
cUttingi
grass'
for
-with its: principal office in. Starpjford, Conn.,
is -engaged in. furnishing .data ^processing, dissemination .and display :
•services by means of; specialized equipment which it .designs, •: assembles,;
installs and .operates. Such eervicestfall Into two categories:, the electric
i stock
and commodity rjuotation service for Use by ..the financial com-. muhity and special purpose,; on;and off-line, stored program and -fixed
Corp.—Sales
,
rotary
rider-mowers,
BUSINESS^Tcleregisfeer,
»
.
tunnel"
.
!. '*
ca-'
advisory
an
-Robert
W,- Gibson,
Sales
and
Advertising Vice-President' of the
Minneapolis company,, said, he expects sales for. the
fiscal
year.
-ending July 31, to ?ruh: substantially ahead of 1959's record sdles of '
$18,200,000.
He- made, no profit prediction but expeets earnings to'
exceed the' $695,653 rUng Up fn fiscal I959.4 " •
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'
Mr. Gibson attributed the
gain-to th© unique Whirlwind "Wind-*
Ademption—The Cbbentvlfeg "will" be fedeenlkble at optional re-,
ademption: prlces starting-at 106 % oh or- before May 1, 1961, and declin-."
,'lhg to "TOO
plus accrued Interest. For the sinking fund, the debentures.
wiU he redeemable at par, plus accrued interest.
: *
'
.
General/Corporation
In
of
industry..
'768,347. The increase sets
;
•
Go,
on?-June. 10
,
»
i
:
Oil
"
$17,499,055, an 11%
gain
over
1959,
Wer«,
by. "this corporation, active in the .power fciower.
The comparable figure as of ,May 30, a year ago was $15 -I
reported
man-
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will' Initially be used
•by the "company to pay off. bank loans, and the balance will be applied
>
•f:
underwriting'
June 7 by an
on
.
J .date and/or record1 date. Is Indicated here. *.;
.payable 'in u: ^B.r funds, lessf;15%c Canadian- non-residents tax. t
;
,
with" Warren
.Toro Manufacturing
■
-
.
•
1
.
plant ir> "Louisburg, formerly operated by Wheless Oil, has
by Woodrow Warren, Tidewater's consignment dis¬
the area, Who will «ervice the Tidewater account,
juouis A
•Wheless will be associated
pacity.~-V. 191, p. 1479.
aged by Laderiburg,Thalroann & Co.; Bear,Stearns & Co.,
Sutro Bros. &.Co. Each unit, consisting of $1,000 principal amount of "6"%. subordinated sinking fund deben¬
tures (with five-year warrants attached evidencing the •
-right to purchase 20 shares of common stock initially at*
$15 per share) and 40 shares of common stock, was priced
.at $1,500, plus accrued interest on the debentures from;
,
7^$n$ler""2>o(^:i»b^/cjlb^"*br "this Uividend. * r :':
* r
iPayable;in-Canadian .Itlnds/stak deductible at the source.- -Non*''
residentHax ;15%y-i^sldeht;;ta*-7%;
*•
.
.,";/•>
aiiess.Britishvincoraetax,'; 7.,~*7'?-V, 1'" ??■•"*••?'■-V ••":??
y Previously published irate was dncorrect.
The corrected * payment
v
tributor in
Teleregister 'Corp.-—Securities Offered—-Public offering of 6j000 units consisting in the aggregate of $6j0Q0,000 '*
principal amount of 6% subordinated linking fund de- '
5-27.
1
.
been, purcnasea
•; 5-13
*
7- 1
7- 1
; 10c
.
bulk
.The
6*ro
7-
*: 14c
~
.
..
6-10
"25c J *v$-ii"'v,/6-*10 '*
-
Zenlth Radio Corp^ (quar. /
cash "sum,
<•
fixed assets of the' MVheless' on Co/,* a competitive distributor *
jthe/Louisburg. area of. North Carolina for- the past 2o years, have
purchased by Tidewater Oil Co.: it was announced on June 6 by4
Tidewater's Eastern Division Marketing Manager, Robert G. Reed III..
With the purchase,' Tidewater acquires one leased service
station,
£3: dealer accounts, six, commercial accounts, 40 farm accounts and'
436 fuel oil accounts, as .well-as gasolinO, fuel oil and kerosene
dis¬
pensing equipment.
*
►
The
.
in
been
.
undisclosed
an
53
i;:Tlde^ter^i^Co.~A(H^Uiires—•*
;
it-
New
Cable
purchased "for
6- 6
•
.6-10
$1.25
Zonottte
5
6-10
6-15
.
.17Vic
/iewelry r<5ol"'/(J^uarl):v*^
7r
6-30
;
-York
corporation announced on June 6,
purchase of
Inc., a community antenna television system serving 3500"*
homes'at Liberal,'.Kansas. :
Irving :B. Kahn, President of TelePrompTer, said the Liberal system,
.7-20
6-30
,
Zenith, Electrical Supply' C<5".
1
7- 1
.
„
Zale
TV
7-29
37Vac
37%c
Stock ^divideud™——,——;—__
1%
Mines, Ltd. (interim)^;
12Vic
Yosepalte.Park •& 'Ourry iqUar.)_I.-J_ul___._,
; 7Vac
YoungstownFoundry & M&chine/quar.20c
Youngstown .Sjaeet
Tube lquar.1
$1.23
Younger ©ros., Inc.,gcom», (quat.il,50c
ifto. 62Vic
Yellowknife. Bear
;;;>TelePrpmpT^Coii».^Acqulrps-p
6-20
>.
-
...
8-
1
6*; 1
•
7-r
25c
;Mfg. Cp.
Yqllow Ca,b Co.,,!6% .preferred (jquar.)——
Yale & Towne
6-
•;
(2565)
.*W iw " «M I<
"9 i<*fe« iwMiiii»«<fiw'»Miiy» *wwfc? t
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1»waWrrwtMSWJ^»«T<swm,i»TV«««WawW»^n. Jit I
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(
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2566)-
.
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1960
•'/>, }' 4
.v,;)
for
the
CAPITALIZATION
*'
750,000
;>»
r
>
■
i/H"'.
;
iWi
vR.
i
neering
I.
iM'.r r
the
all
Hi.* 1
of
in
use
the
defense
Wv
steps
increased
1959
during
sales
W»:»
tocal
in
Yiewlex, Inc.
i1;
Additional Financing Details
—
the
/
value
par
Underwriter
Stanley Heller
• •,
cents
191,
Kletz
G.
—
—
First
C.
2463.
p.
shares
t'.-V :
$3
!(V
'J
share.
per
is
PROCEEDS—It
ill {;))%
the
from
Wi-
cf
Hiv
$12,000
and
estimated
:U.k.?
such
Jk ,ta-
plant
I'.'*.
be
machinery
equipment—$10,000,
and
BUSINESS—The
wtttk-
MIMA)
,(;tl
'
jl.
the
1960.
29,
the
under
It
has
of
Laws
zation
flat
of
the
rent,
in
Farmington,"
$10,000,
or
$100
estimated
is
It
definite
No
.
H.
»;
repairs,
be
to
for
arrangements
into,
the
but
dwell
paid
distribution
hundred"
stores
shares
of
payable
per" share,
previously
at
value
par
Ten
an
duration
of
of
after
$1.
of
7%
thousand
share.
per
10
•
„
^
■
■
—v.
or"<<
'
shares
dends,
at
other
of
its
of
dividends
secutive
on
until
sole
share
holders
tion
time
demand
of
this
the
of
of
the
the
for
of
said
of
$3
is, subject-
^ ^
■
chairman
•;
but
and
as
detergent
1959
amounted
to
manufactured
$51,207,000
proceeds
from
and
the
sale
-1959
—
1
.
states
is
the
Chicago
carries
.•Y
on
the
in
1938
under the
New
from
Net
/had
of
a.
of
equipment
haul gen¬
,
motor
r
designated
company
consolidated
$848,269.
are
the
carrier or
freight forwarder.
located in New York City.
■
year
operating
/
V-,
.
the company and. its
revenues
of $15,276,239 and
\
1959,
V;
Principal
:
subsidiaries/''
net
income
'
'
:
completion of the current financing," out-i
capitalization
of the company and
its sub-.'
will consist of $2,601,745 of long-term debt;
673,600 shares
A stock and 1,047,200 shares of class B stock,—V: 191, p. 1481. "
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
standing
sidiaries
of
class
f
;
Record
$2,013,000;
sales
and .jearnings
plus
a
record
growth
1
.•.•//*.4 ;
ih> the -(.number., of *
>
the fiscal year
ended March 31," 1960.
* - ■
'
-.
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The
report; released on - June 1
in Dallas-,, by company £Preside»t /
Ben
A.
Lipshy," shows net sales of $51 643,834, an increase of 24%
> over the $41,644,677. reported for the fiscal, year , ended March 31, 1959.
Net income
after taxes, also the highest in the company's history,
/amounted to $3,088,866/ equal to $1,96 a share.• This compares with
net incc-me after .taxes of .$2,597,440K equal, to $1.66 a share1 for the'
new
it
sales
consolidated
/jZale Jewelry Co.^ Inc.—Annual Report-—-
.
of
stores
highlight
the-company's
annual report for
.
will be
construction of, a $1,600,000
which will increase by 50%
laws
which, through three-wholly-•'
business of common carriage by;
and consolidation of property, for
truck over regular routes in northeastern
Hampshire to Maryland,
and between New York
by
REVENUES—.For
company;
the debentures
•
City and. Florida/operate a freight forwarding system from Massachu¬
to-Texas, and. consolidate shipments into a single shipment 'for *
■
previous year.
^
authorized
project
detergents plant in
„
incorporated
•
setts
of
Another
Express,
is a holding company
commodities
/'Mr.
30,000,000 pounds to supplement the- 20,000,000 pound
capacity'of the Chicago phthalic facility completed last year. Phthalic '/fiscal
storesanhydride is a basic chemical material used' primarily by- the plasticstates
and paint industries.
•
/•
.
synthetic
are
New Jersey,
vehicle,-freight iforwarding
An
quantities
net' income" of
of
American Freight Forwarding Corporation; and to restore »
in connection with .the terminal recently ^constructed
subsidiaries,
eral
line of organic
asphalt and asphalt
by/others.
offered,- 150,000 shares
advanced
North -Bergen,
delivery
by
offices'of the
chemicals,
of shares
shipment.
It also leases trucks/trailers,- tractors and other
to its'.subsidiaries and
others. .{-The compaiiy's "subsidiaries
A'-
Debentures Offered
tar products. - Witco sells substantial
exclusive distributor for an associated
additional-products
sells
capacity
the classes
rights to
same
••
-
company
motor
:,: *
.
number
total
the
owned
51,582,588 666,046,227 613,957,999
—
offered on JundtiO, 300,000 shares
a price of $5.50 per share..
issued and sold by the company and .150,000-shares are r
for the account of a" selling stockholder, Benjamin Eskow, ~
of the Board of Directors of the company.
/ New York State,
-
1960—48 Wks.-
:
Kletz
BUSINESS—Yale
toward
the company's construction and expansion- program
for
which
expenditures of up to $10,000,000 have currently been
authorized.
The major project involves the. expenditure of $5,000,000
for the construction of a second phthalic anhydride plant and general
facilities
in the
east - coast
area.
The' plant will have an, annual
the
the
1960—4 Wks.—1959
>55,776,430
:■ >,
detergents-.and
black
PROCEEDS—The
any
which
.'
.
Stores Inc.—Sales Higher— v;.
2141.
p.
' ,4
$312,656,328
restoration of working
funds
-,v"v'
'»J.■
1960—5 Mos—1959 ' t
proceeds from' the sale of its 150,000 shares will be used by
for its expansion and improvement program, including capital expended to acquire its wholly-ow :ed
Net
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$4,690,145
$4,350,248 $20,159,036 $18,738,873
I "
sold
". subsidiary,
-J
-
System, Inc—Class A Stock Offered—
& Co. Inc. is manager of an under- ;
Express
bsing
are
being
the
V
i
V'",; '
"J"
PROCEEDS—<Of
"
the
to
Yale
•
■
,• t"
,
>of the firm's class A stock at
applied
per
at
warrants,
thereof,
191,
during
the
stock
price
affecting
pany
.'•
.
Lipshy clso reported an unprecedented growth in stores for the/
year, with 30 units added to the company,.; Together with
16added -since March 31r- Zale's now operates -165. stores
in 26;
from New, England to the Pacific Northwest,
giving the com¬
a
25%
—v.. i9i,
p.
gain
650.
in
number
stores during the past 14 months."'
/-j.. / -/••" ' /:■ ■
of
option
entitled
be
receive,
to
directors,
of
the
of
share
of
corporation.—V.
voting
been
paid
(or
.a
in
voting
of the
rights
to
purchase
$3
per
and
If,
days
said
stock
common
share,, each
stock.
standing
m
of
holder
name
con¬
the
have
for
each
of
common
the
warrant
the
corpora¬
the common
purchased
his
6
of
shall
vote
holder of
so
Each
stock
w'hen
unless
corporation
holder
and
as
the
one
each
of
name
of
holders
of
common
corporation,
the
p.
30
rights
period
the
event,
such
sole
stock
thereof
no
corporation.
191,
dividends
accrued
have
holders
the
and
holders
shall
not
the
share
per
right to vote the stock
acquisition
each
of
shares.
stock
in
the
price
the
;
shall
giving
and
the
rights
issue
$110
saicl
have- the
standing
books
after
the
a
1960—Month—1959
*
$73,987,670 $69,501,831 $345,962,125
——-
p?.2141.
191,
■
,,
writing group which
/.V
V-
underwriting group headed by Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
and
Goldman, Sachs & Co. offered to the public on
also
,
.
None.4
board
upon
periods
occurs,
stock
the
for
have
same
shall
shall have
vote
:
the-, two companies,
share
of Weyerhaeuser
further examination of the
approval by the stockholders
Oil Co., above.
V'.
Inc.—Appointments—
Ply¬
by
transaction
2140.
Witco Chemical Co., Inc.
carbon
having
•
warrant
said
terms. upon
stock
the
call
to
preferred
the
stock
stock
of
ot
,56
The
,
.
cumulative divi¬
ratably, share for share, quarter annually,
annum.
The shares shall be callable by the
per
exercise
at
Roddis
of
—V.
Co.—Acquired—
2140.
p.
compounds
.
stock
191,
500,000
500,000
Co...."
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Co.
Woolworth Co.—Sales Higher—•
Period End. May 31—
;
BUSINESS—Witco produces and markets a diversified
four
in
each
issue
issue
of
the
rights:
by
payment
voting
of
on
p.
'
&
Weld
paid
7%
quarterly
preferred
of
.
purchase
provisions
preferred
declared
of
holders
The
V
.
June 9,
par
common
holder
at the
qualifications
and
special
any
at
date
notice
the
of
rate
the
stock
if
which shall be
the
and
the
of
and
corporation
to
receive
Roddis.
.
225,000
Walker & Co....
Wertheim
•
holders
as
'
Roddis.7
signed
definitive agreement,
by Weyerhaeuser and
191,
Tidewater
chemicals,
date.
said
stock,
of
restrictions
and
a
annum
.
the
date
the
from
PRIVILEGES—Pre-emptive
when,
100,000
$8,000,000 of Witco Chemical Co.^ Inc. (New York,
N. Y.) 5% sinking fund debentures due 1980 at 100%,
plus accrued interest.
>
1
J;
;
be
-
.
.
.
giving
from
years
classes
the
thereon,
The
poration.—V.
to
department scores,
'
per
follows:
as
Roddis.—V.
of
•
H.
Co.
Co. has been appointed trans¬
B common stock of .the cor¬
189, p. 2078."■ . ;.
•/;
/
•
(F. W.)
:
properties
President... .'of
intent
of
-would
share
Period End. M'ay.28—
any
'
warrants
months
13
than
created,
vote
each
Sales
product have been
its shoes
to
the
having
stock
preferred
the rate
fifty
and
of
different
The
are
shareholders
for
Winn-Dixie
distribute
jobbers.
and/or
said
later
no
memorandum
in
will
Vulcatron,
discount houses,
purchase one share of stock
holders having the right to
to
share,
Carroll
the
—V.
vul¬
tubes
radio
cash.
for
thousand
right
time
issued
hundred
Two
-
a
Blanchar,
and
& Co.
2030.
p.
>>
Sales
value of
equal
quarterly
payments
and
callable
at $110
per
share and
accrued
dividends
at
any
time on 30 days notice to the holders -thereof.
The
preferred stock is not being offered publicly and has all been
li'i ?!
the
which
White Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
to
this offering
option to buy
of
by
to
expects
company
retail
order " houses,
$100
under
Period End. May 31—
CAPITALIZATION—The total authorized capital stock is as follows:
Two
Inc.
Corp.
& Stet¬
in
rental
established public markets through
mail
Cohu
•
from Farmington Holding Corp. a
containing about 35,000 sq. ft. for
plus raxes, heat and utilities.
1960
N.
month
that
the
consists* pf
it
utilize
500,000
White,
&
Co.—
Bank New York Trust
conversion*agent for the class
and
the
this
in
G.
&
100,000
& Bodine___
Winslow,
son
principles
general
Wheless Oil
approximately $5,GOG.
entered
Garrett & Sons
Securities
509,000
500,000
Corp.
Boston
Rothschild
F.
S.-.ielas
Chemical
The
fer
250,000
250,000
Childs
4
L.
Wometco Enterprises,
>•>■
225,000
225,000
225,000
500,000
'■Michael G,
of
of
vulcanization
of
essence
that
control
to
2,
building
per
In
machines
the completion
operations and has
July
before
or
on
Robert
700,000
negotiation of a
Roddis properties
by
vulcani¬
featuring
commercially
■
upon
manufacturing
commence
unknown
utilization
process.
and
condensers
intends
company
the
are
Goodyear
bottoms
conjunction with
given operation.
virtually
methods
the
of
and'-methods
machines
controls
electronic
Vulcatron
canization
The
includes
new
machines
and
methods
lasted, welt and Goodyear welt process shoes
seini-autcmatic
variation
a
Townsend,
the
shoemaking
and
&
Crouter
225o7~
p.
!
250,000
DeHaven
700,000
Co._„
&
Co
&
Reynolds & Co.___._._
225,000
225,000
191,
—V.
'225,000
Co._-
&
Peabody
Kidder,
Roland & Stone
Model,
Co. Inc.
First
The
Securities
Corp.
Inc
Co.
190~
stock
commenced
yet
not
&
See
of
use
country.
•?'!'<
I to
Feb.
Carolina
900,000
Roddis
manufacture, design and distribute boys' shoes (sizes
to 6) made by the Vulcatron methods, which involve the manufac¬
ture
of
shoes by
attaching either a rubber or Neolite type outsole
to an upper by
high pressure vulcanization.
,
manuiacturing
•
incorporated
was
on
Hentz
H.
Hanseatic
&
Securities & Co._
$700,000
400,OJO
400,000
400,000
Haupt & Co.__
900,000
Co._
&
Blyth
225,000
500,000
Brothers
Lehman
Co., Inc.—
Dillon, Union
A. G. Becker &
to
proposes
Vulcatron
*
company
Hampshire
Stone
Under
1
mir
'irii./ 1
New
Ira
1,237,000
Stearns
Bear,
Amounts
900,000
Inc.
Co.
haeuser,
operations.
It
II
of
State
&
$1,238,000
$225,000
Co,,..
&
Higginson Corp...,
Lee
& Co.
Sachs
Eastman
Estabrook & Co.__
Adams & Peck
$3,450,000
Corp.
Amount
Langley
C.
W.
Co.
&
———-
Inc.
Goldman,
respectively:
below,
names
Corp. would be
transferred to Weyerhaeuser Co, in exchange
Weyerhaeuser stock have been agreed upon, it was jointly an¬
nounced in Tacoma on June 2 by Norton Clapp, President of Weyer¬
the
to
their
after
set
!■
Amount
the
company
stock distribution payable June 15,
common
r
Barney
Smith,
for
following purposes in order of
and
equipment—$75,000,
setting
up
working capital—$139,000.
;
devoted
the
1950;
1,
50%
a
.
wood
'•>.
the
indicated:
priority
M+t.
more
will
proceeds
at
underwriting commissions and expenses
of the issuer in connection with the offering
than $4,000. The company contemplates
that
expenses
not
at
the
deducting
to
the company
give effect to
Nov.
due
■■■■
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, represented by
Sm.ithl Barney & Co. Incorporated and Goldman, Sachs & Co., have
severally
agreed
to purchase all the debentures, in the piincipal
amounts set opposite their respective names, pursuant to an under¬
writing agreementp with the company and subject to certain condi¬
tions stated therein.
named below have severally agreed
principal amounts of the bonds
purchasers
Securities
Weeks
The
proceeds to the company
aggregate
approximately
anticipated that the net
stock
offered
will
of
sale
after
$224,0C0
$1)
..
i960.-
$5,207,000
of
Weyerhaeuser Co.—Acquisition Terms—
100,000
Co., Inc., on June 2 publicly offered
of this company's common stock
(par
bonds,
of
effect to
..
/
giving
1959
compared with
Sales-.
P. De
&
Rensis
adjusted
1960,
31,
700,000
—
■'
'
in
company
capitalization
mortgage
Burns, Bros. & Denton,
—V.
Common Stock Offered
—
general
the
from
Boston
York
E'.air
-
Corp.
March
of
as
5%
of
series
Allyn
Baker,
'I
Vulcatron
/• /
..
income
and.net
consolidated
Corp.
30,000
12,000
Inc
Co.,
&
Corp
■
$5,855,000,
to
income
the
of
revenues
net
900,000
Shares
158,000
;
.•>/
$59,786,000
of
1,800,000 as of Dec. 31,
1
the
of
in, 1960 of
1985
Hayden,
snare:
par
Co
&
American
Swiss
R i.K
'
25
and
revenues
subsidiary
American
as
.
Michael
If
1!
acted
1963 and is designed to retire
Tne debentures may not be
prior to June 1, 1965 from
of less than 5% pex annum.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company will consist of
the
new
debentures and
1,209,834 shares of common stock after
75 7%
purchasing,
business of
Amounts
The
underwriters
The
—
Co.,
&
stock,
A
—V.
|t »r"
;?
the
class
Heller
/!
lR.
of
New
ft;'"
its
purchase
named
below,
for whom
representative, have severally agreed
to purchase
from the company and the selling stockholders, in the
respective amounts set forcn >.eiow, an aggregate of 200,000 shares of
UNDERWRITERS
m
operating
maturity
A.
Stanley
the
approximately
at
operating
$62,963,000
PURCHASERS—The
to
the sale to quick oversubscrip¬
tion June 3 of 200,000 shares of this firm's class A stock.
Additional financing details follow:
fej:
in
requires annual
sinking fund of the debentures
payments commencing in
issue prior to maturity.
optionally
redeemed by the company
moneys
borrowed at an interest cost
lund
sinking
engaged
a
of
SINKING FUND—The
for those
100%
to
other long-term debt for sinking fund purposes;
and
the current
sale of refunding mortgage bonds is: $61,434,000 in
long-term debt; 230,986 shares or serial preferred stock, without par
value;
and 1,405,392 shares of common stock, without par value.-
issue of June 6 reported
«/•
Total
—
to
retirement
Our
—
1961
15,
1958.
and
of 1959. Net earn- ;
$3,265.—V. 191, p. 1818.
ings in the respective periods were $36,569 and
June
1984.
is
company
CAPITALIZATION—The
in the first two months
$129,705
with
compared
'
to
p'nor
15,
June
those
for
105.95%
from
1961 to 100% for those redeemed on or
special redemption prices ranging from
'
EARNINGS
$510,029 in 1958, and net earnings increased to $212,760 from $31,345.
For
the
two
months ended Feb.
29,
I960, net sales were $476,775
WMv
at
is estimated
company
amounted
from
$2,025,398
to
after
or
ranging
prices
15,
and
1959.
sales are ultimately related to the national
but Vector recently has taken
commercial and industrial field.
EARNINGS—Net
^ v
by the
.
and space exploration
the
enter
the construction in California of an alkyioenzene
corporation 50% owned by Witco at an esumated cost
approximately $1,000,000 and the construction in England
of a synthetic latices
plant at an estimated cost of $2,000,000 by a
corporation which will be at least 50%' owned by Witco.
by
Witco
to
in Chicago,
aiso
plane
distributing and selling natural gas at retail within the metropolitan
area of Washington, comprising the District of Columbia and adjoining
areas
in Maryland and Virginia.
The population of the area served
company's
program
to
nroducts
of the com¬
the option
redeemable at
are
redeemed
those
on
BUSINESS—The
present time substantially
At the
June
to
1984;
15,
for
100.70%
and in
nuclear weapons
rockets,
space probes,
satellites,
aircraft and missile industries.
for
prior
June
redeemed
engi¬
development,
the
in
primarily
after
bonds
capacity to produce finished dry household synthetic detergent
Other
projects include the construction of a prepolymer
Witco's
its 1960 construction expenditures of, approxi¬
the retirement of $5,305,000 of its long-term
redemption
regular
at
redeemed
of radio telemetry equipment and systems
airborne and ground station instrumentation,
electronic
of
and
plant
pany
be
manuiacture
and
consisting
fpr
pay.
$1/,600,000
REDEMPTION—The
engaged
is
BUSINESS—Vector
fo4tr
1
of
to
proceeds
shares will
90,000
the
things,
mately
debt.
be received by Vector from the sale
used in conjunction with the company's
expansion program necessitated by increased sales volume and in¬
creased
activity
in the development of new products.
At Trevose,
Pa.,
the
company
has under construction new manufacturing and
research facilities, to be known as the "Space Instrumentation Center,"
to' replace present plants located at Southampton, Pa. (15 miles north
of Philadelphia)
and nearby Churchville, Pa.
of
,v
jw! »;
■
solely
consists
capitalization
other
shares
>
-
stock.
common
PROCEEDS—Net
'■
it
of
shares
the
of
outstanding.
shares
of
Outstanding
—
I
the -sale
hence
number
the
in
increase
no
offering;
this
of
purpose
involves
I;
immediately
shall
have
the
on
one
books
1265.
Walgreen Co.—Sales Higher—
Period End. May 31—
Sales
—V.
1960—Month—1959
$24,486,656
191,
p.
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$23,087,523 $121,187,202
$110,525,380
2140.
Washington Gas Light Co.—Bonds Offered—The First
Boston
Corp. and associates offered publicly on June 8
of $12,000,000 Washington Gas
Light Co "efunding mortgage bonds, 5V4% series due
1985, at
100.695% to yield 5.20%. The group was awarded /he
issue at competitive sale on a bid of 99.78% for ;he
5V4% coupon. Other bids for the bonds, all as 5V4s, chme
from Equitable Securities Corp., 99.74; Eastman Dillon
an
issue
Union Securities & Co., 99.51; Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc.,
99.3735; Kidder, Peabody & Co., 99.329, and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and Stone & Web¬
ster Securities
.
Corp., jointly, 99.26.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
the
"it the company's general funds,
sale
of
the
new
from which the
bonds
will
company
be
added
will, among
/'
Volume
191
Number
-
5959'.
.•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2567)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
j
'f000 water system
bonds
revenue
'
offered
Huntsville, Ala.
Sale
Bond
The
—
awarded
to
$1,000,000
.interest
"
follows:
about
4.49%,
5s
n/r
Due
as
from
1972
to
Inc.,
Mayes,
Hendrix
1
;
TVTni-ir
Thornton,
Xr
Mohr
general
June
7—v.
1962
on
from
were
—
were
'
I*-.
Bros.
p
~
Co., Inc.,
Hutzler, C. J.
&
at
+u
'
m
Co.
St.
of
1977
Due
July 1
inclusive.
on
1980
July 1
inclusive.
follows:
Harriman
of Chicago,
cantde
& Co., Inc.,
Hutzler, C. J.
&
Drexel
&
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
St.
Louis,
Hallgarten &
Co^, .Inc., Hallgarten & Co., Braun,-Bosworth'& Cd.pinc.,'
rannU?°STrn
9?-'lrInc,">Clarke, Dodge & Co., Dick &
MohI'
V
^r°''
Merle-Smith, Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Merle-Smith,.Kean, Taylor &
q
1
TrL
& Co.,
n
a
Co.,-,.,
pr0S^-llf?rC^r
J._R. Williston &
Rooseveit
&
Cross,
Spencer
Beane, Wells & Christensen, Inc.,
Bdane, Wells. & Christensen, Inc.,
,preeman & Co., A. Webster DougFreeman & Co
A. Webster DougRerty & Co., Granbery, Marache
u:' ?ran£ei?' MParacRe & Co., Auchincloss, Parker & RedATS+?ar^en
i
Patk» Republic National Bank, of
path, Republic National Bank, of
5^ stern, Lauer & Co., D. H.
Dallas, Stern, Lauer & Co., D. H.
Blair & c
and William S. MorBlair &
Co., and William S. Mor-,-io » Pn
'
-
*a
S?''T^UC^!rC
1
.
ris & Co:
'
"
Additional Sale
.:
•
rls &
i-
time
same
cate
awarded to
by
a
as
&
receive
rJi.'
Other
as
u
*
v.
4.1
+
members of the syndicate
follows:
from
^
Dean Witter & Co., Bache & Co.,
J. C. Bradford &
Co., Goodbody
&
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co., Barcus. Kindred & Co., Baxter &
Co., Julien
Collins & Co., Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc., Rowles, Winston & Co.,
Herbert
J.
Northwest
Commerce
Sims
Co.,
&
Co., Pacific
Grande
&
Co.,
Trust
Co.
j
-pi
X
drews
Co.,
bids
until
•'
to
1971
inclusive.
.Fresno
.
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering — J. L. Brown,
bids at his office in Fresno, until
10:30
a.m,
(Calif. DST)
on
MacArthur & Co., Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Raftensperger, Hughes &
Co., Taylor & Co., M. B. Vick
'R, H.
^nclusWe PrincipM
to 1975^nclusive^Principal
mt.erest (J J) !payable at the
Securities
Co.,
Co., Juran &
Fox,
Moody,
Reusch
Inc., Ir¬
ving J. Rice & Co., H. V. Sattley
&
Co., Westheimer & Co., and
Allan Blair & Co.
Sale
The
$1,250,-
National
Bank
Bcnd
&
An¬
Co.';i,Stone & Youngberg; Crut& Co.; J. B. Han-
&
Co.; J. A, Hogle & Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern; Ir¬
ving Lundborg & Co.; Shuman,
Agnew & Co., and C. N. White &
auer
of about 4 30%
Angeles County, Calif.
$366,000
Co.,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Frantz
Hutchinson & Co., Dittmar & Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Rotan, Mosle & Co., Barcus, Kindred
&
Co., Cooley & Co., Wagenseller
Durst, Irving Lundborg & Co.,
Singer, Deane & Scribner, Yarnall, 'Biddle & Co., Ryan, Suther¬
&
&
Co., Mullaney, Wells &
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc., A. G. Edwards & Sons, Ray
Allen, Olsen & Beaumont, Inc.,
Barret,
Fitch,
North
&
Co.,
Boettcher
Co., Mead, Miller & Co., Breed &
Inc., Zahner and Com¬
pany, and Bioren & Co.
Harrison,
Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation
District, Calif.
Bond
Los
Angeles, Calif
*
.
McCardle,
bids until 10
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
purchase
Sept. 8 for the purchase of
000,000 bonds, as follows:
library,
series
D
election
1959
1957,
B
bonds.
partment (of
water
electric
revenue
plant
offered
power,
1960 bonds
June 8—v. 191, p. 2464
on
awarded
—were
and
to
syndicate
a
headed by the First Boston
Drexel
a
3.68%,
Co.,
interest
net
as
&
5s.
as
from 1961 to
.
.
a
cost
of
as
Due
June
1
on
June
from
as
3V4S. Due
1, 1970. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
Sierra Union School District,
Fresno County,
and
1,000,000
as
as
3.30s. Due
3.40s. Due
1972 and 1973.
2,000,000 as 3V2S. Due
from
1974
as
from
as
from
as
1977
to
1982
3.70s. Due
1983
2,500,000
to
3.60s. Due
1978
1,500,000
to
1985
3%s. Due
1986
to
1990
June 1
June 1
inclusive.
on
June 1
inclusive.
on
Dillon,
able
obligation school * oonda al¬
tered on May 31—v. 191, p. 2030—
the
at
State
Treasurer's
Legality approved by Day,
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
Securi¬
offered
bonds
on
June
1—v.
191,
The
2251—were
awarded to
Corp., as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.1799, a basis of about
First
Boston
3.47%.
Milford, Conn.
Offering — Charles
Bond
June
3,190,000
4V4S. Due
as
on
July
1
Other members of the
were
syndicate
Goldman, Sachs
Pressprich & Co.,.
follows:
as
&
Co.,
Bacon,
R.
Hutton
&
W.
Stevenson
& Co., W. E.
Co., Dick & MerleSmith, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
Whipple & Co., James A. Andrews
&
Co., Inc., J. R. Williston &
Beane, Julien Collins & Co., and
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Additional
state
Sale
The $335,000
building revenue, se¬
office
ries B
—
bonds
offered
the
at
awarded to
were
same
syndicate
by F. S. Smithers & Co.,
price of 100.017, a net interest
at
a
cost of about
a
$34,000
4.42%,
5s. Due
as
follows:
as
May 1 from
on
r"""
1964 to
154,000
1968 inclusive.
4V2S.
as
Due
on
May
1
from 1969 to 1982 inclusive,
147,000
4.35s.
as
Due
on
May
1
from 1983 to 1990 inclusive,
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows:
Paine, Webber,
Curtis, Stroud & Co.,
Inc.,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
Stern
Brothers & Co., Tripp & Co., Inc.,
Rand & Co., Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., First Cleveland Corp., Wm.
as
Jackson
&
Co., Townsend, Dab¬
& Tyson, Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc.,Allan Blair & Co., J. M. Dain
ney
&
Co., Ire., First Southeastern
Corp., and KMph A. Potts.
Inc.,
$1,325,000
First
and
Southeastern
Se¬
curities Corp., jointly.
until
21
11:30
for
a.m.
(EDST)
Bond Sale—The
$3,000,000 park¬
series A
1—v. 191,
p. 2251—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Ira Haupt & Co.,
at a price of 98.012, a net interest
cost of about 4.44%, as follows:
ing
facilities
bonds
$235,000
R.
.
to
430,000
gality approved by Day, Berry &
Howard, of Hartford.
245,000
Moriarty,
necticut
Main
Town
sealed
Street,
&
J.
e/o
Trust
Due
on
Oct.
will
the Con¬
Co.,
750
Hartford, until 2
June 13 for the
on
purchase of $240,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
1
as
4yss.
Due
on
Oct.
1
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
as
4V4S.
Due
on
Oct.
1
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
as
4.30s.
1978 and
Due
on
Oct.
1,
1979.
as 4.40s. Due on Oct.
from 1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Francis
Treasurer,
bids
Bank
(EDST)
—
33As.
1,455,000
Windham, Conn.
Offering
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
350,000
Bond
1965
as
285,000
June
on
5s. Due
as
'1962
on
the
revenue,
offered
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug.
1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Le¬
p.m.
Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
Securities
Corp.,
Wertheim & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
1,
from 1968 to 1990 inclusive.
purchase of $2,750,000 school issue of 1960 bonds.
ler,
Equitable
July
Miami, Fla.
Danbury, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 bridge
receive
Union
on
natural
office.
June 1
inclusive.
Due
—
bids
inclusive.
41/2S.
as
1967.
gas distribution
revenue
Spebonds offered on June 8—v. 191,
ziale, State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST), p. 2031—were not sold. ^
on
June 16 for the purchase of
Madison, Fla.
$28,880,000 general obligation
Certificate Sale
The $275,000
bonds. Dated July 15, 1960. Due on natural
gas
revenue
certificates
July 15 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬ offered on May 31—v. 191, p. 2251
sive. Principal and interest pay¬ —were awarded to Beil &
Hough,
Bond
on
1,
July 1, 1965
on
1966.
Fort Pierce, Fla.
June 1,, Iovino, Mayor, will receive sealed
on
75,000
6s. Due
as
and
Bonds Not Sold—The
of)
Offering—John A.
June
on
$135,000
CONNECTICUT
on
follows:
Eastman
'
June 1,
Other members of the syndicate
as
^
1969.
1970 and 1971.
1,000,000
on
Francisco.
a
J. Mericka &
May 31—v. 191,
p.
2251—were awarded to The
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
ties &
gen¬
offered
Calif.
$325,000 school
on
"
1968
inclusive.
1989
to
3—v.
about 4.27%, as follows:
of July
as
June
on
2251—were awarded to
—
will
1962
Callable
p.
1,
;
1,000,000
.
Offering
Clerk,
offered
191,
syndi¬
cate headed by
Smith, Barney &
Co., and Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
p.
time
A. J. Miller,
receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
June 23 for the purchase of $2,500,000
water
revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960.
Due on July
City
about
1966 inclusive.
3.90s. Due
1967.
on
bonds
headed
Santa Cruz, Calif.
Bond
follows:'
$3,000,000
500,000
at
Corp.,
price of
Le¬
FLORIDA
Connecticut (State
bonds,
series
power
bonds.
$4,-
Sale—The $15,000,000 de¬
Bond
for the
$62,000,000
on
3,000,000 fire department election
-
of
revenue
San
inclusive.
Development Commission
(P .O.'Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond Sale—The
$3,400,000 state
office building
revenue, series B
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until June 21
bonds
Y
&
Co., A. E. Masten &
Co.,
Allison-Williams Co., Farwell, Chapman & Co., Juran &
Moody, Inc., Arthurs, Lestrange &
1
1976
Florida
Co.,
.
were
Glendora School District, Los
Childs & Co., John C. Legg &
Bond Sale—The
c°.
from
obligation bonds offered on May
p 2142—were awarded
to
winiam r. staats & Co., as
41/
at a price of ioi.34, a basis
Sale—The
Los
liam R. Staats & Co.; E. F. Hutton
2,500,000
Sale—The $30,000 general
3^—v
Bond
of
to
York Hanseatic
Lynch,
Portland; Mercantile Trust
Company, of St. Louis; John Nu¬
veen & Co.; J. Barth &
Co.; Wil¬
1975
Angeles County, Calif.
■
eral
—
to
Merrill
gop,„
Garvey School District, Los
&
Co., Channer Newman Securities
Co., J M, Dain & Co., Inc., De-
Co.;
geles; First National Bank of Ore-
June
and
Count5r Treasurer? ottice.
Additional
Fenner & Smith; Dean
Co.; Weeden & Co.
Moulton & Co.; Security-
Witter &
par,
CALIFORNIA
^
1970
&
&
Pierce,
and
North & Co., Dreyfus & Co., Wm.
P. Harper & Son &
Co., Kenower,
lago
Francisco; Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago; Chemical Bank
New
York
Trust
Co.,
of New
York; C. J. Devine & Co.; Glore,
(?ensJiaw> Aallfne- 21' for'the purchase of $43,000
i
Barret,Fitch; jdjool improvement bonds.^ Dated
Co.j Coffin & Burr, Inc., Frantz
Hutchinson & Co., Granger & Co.,
Nongard, Showers & Murray,
Inc., Thomas & Co., Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co., George K. Baum &
City Bank; Chase
Bank, : both of New
First Boston Corp.; Blyth
of San
11
Fairmont Union School District,
-
syndi¬
1961
&
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.r
Corp.,
Whipple & Co., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., The Ohio
Company, Julien Collins & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., C. F.
& Co., Inc.; Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings
Bank,
of
Chicago;
Wells
Fargo Bank American Trust Co.,
on
chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
*'
the
National
York;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
o
Z°£ts a
&
Johnston, Lemon
r^,Mman
4.
sealed
1962
of
follows:
as
$1,000,000
principal and interest (J-J) payabie at the
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
.approved
by
Kansas
of
j
.
members
were
First
June 20 for the
purchase of $75,000 school bonds.
kated July 1? 1960< Due on July
(msT)
a m
June 15,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
cl";£ofDte^^
4s, at
on
3V4S. Due
as
Bond Offering—L. V.
County High School Dist.
No. 8 (P.O. Tucson), Ariz.
'
Bond Offering—Elsa G. Hanna,
syn-
John Nuveen
June 15,
Manhattan
.
Pima
P^e 0 94.637, a basis of about
were
■
,
.
were
headed
Co., and Ira Haupt & Co.,
a
■
ARIZONA
general
on
1969 and 1970.
.
■
The
$220,000
obligation sanitary sewer
acquisition bonds offered at the—
1967 inclusive.
3.20s. Due
& C°" J- R- Williston & tenden, Podesta
Trask
T
Trask
15
1968.
Mer- First
Co. -of
Trust
June
on
Forgan
Ripley
Bros.
Louis,-Blair
&
air
'
Trust
inclusive.
on
Due
1965 to
as
1,670,000
Devine & Co., Northern Trust Co.
^t^0^Et^^rUS^Q''
Chicago, Drexel & Go. Mereantile
as
Salomon
^
4
to
June 15,
on
Blair
land
3s.
as
from
Other
Other members of the syndicate
r
&
1972
as 4V2S.
1978 to
from
as,follows:
Salomon
1973
4,120,000
Other members of the syndicate
to
4%s. Due
as
of
inclusive.
4.40s. Due
as
from
•
Ripley
1968
1,550,000
a
Harriman
1966
follows:
as
840,000
of
210,000 as 5s. Due on July 1, 1967.
1,220,000 as 4}4s. Due on July 1
syndicate headed by
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of
New
York, with interest rates
ranging from 3.90% to S1/a%.
were
to
a
at a price of
net interest cost of about
2,520,000
bonds
July 1 from
on
191,
p.
2031—were
syndicate headed by
1964.
$5,000,000
school
udbe mdiiiidiidi
6s. Due
as
t-t
Francisco,
a
$840,000
»
offered
2142
p.
San
cate
$900,000
bonds
191,
awarded to
The
—
a price
100.0099, a net interest cost
4.51%, as follows:
Sale—The $4,625,000 gen-
obligation
8—yi.
100.02,
3.26%,
about
ALASKA
Bond
L.
Bank> °* New York, at
Birmingham,
leral
Sale
obligation
uie
Farish,
Anchorage, Alaska
Sale
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
•
Inc., and the First National Bank
of
June
offered on Ju?e 7TV' 191' PY21!2
awarded^to a syndicate
headed by the Chase Manhattan
TT'orioVn
&
field), Calif.
,
Hogle & Co., Coffin & Burr,
Spencer Trask & Co., Goodbody
Co., Fahnestock & Co., William
Bacon,
The $5,870,000
school, series A bonds offered on
District, Alaska
;
Bond
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Thnmtnn
;
of
Arthur
com¬
Kern County Joint Union High
School District (P. O. Bakers-
;
&
and
group
as 4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.96%.
a
Bond
Anchorage Independent School
Inc., Stern Brothers & Co.,
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lombardoi
Inc.,
New
1'
Wright & Co.
Co.,
Tnn
100.251,
7
Heimerdinger,
1990 inclusive.
follows:
as
gality approved by Day, Berry &
Howard, of Hartford.
awarded to
Other members of the syndicate
were
&
a
Shearson, Hammill &
F.
Hutton & Co., and
Co.,\ Inc.; Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; Pohl & Co.; Stifel,'
Nicolaus & Co.; Walter, Woody &
1
March
on
from
Co., E.
Taylor & Co.,
^
Mencka
i
u
March
on
4V2S. Due
as
^x^dT
to
A. J.
of
posed
/Ypther, members of the syndicate were as follows: Dominick &,
;PomJmckN Williain Blair & Co.;
-ler & Co.; Einhorn &
19®.1/ to 1965 inclusive-.
UOl ° Ja?JAS: 1971 inclusive
from 1966 to
680,000
^
awarded
were
M. Freeman & Co; Wm. J.
c
$180,000 as
'
;
were
o1'a£a4 6PP°£
a.b^s s Of about 4.60%.
:?-■ >'
■
nnn
«.4oa
of
cost
a
time
same
syndicate headed by
a
^
syndicate
headed by the Equitable Securities
Corp., and Stern,C Agee &
Leach, at a price of par, a net
—were
the
at
.
awarded to
:
1
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
A.
C.
Allyn
&
Stearns & Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Shearson, Hammill
& Co., Baxter & Co., and Van Al¬
Co.,
Inc.,
Bear,
styne, Noel & Co.
i'.
<W'*t
v%av wy' >
W"i»vH i^'iUV^V--. «v: l.^.^J.A\>Au^i«fkf>r>Ji»;
in i.m
■$$£,"Vi4,-. y.i 'tf ^^jftwwii^
'MVf •"
1f P
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itf'i
[{'■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
(2568)
56
t
.
,
Monday, June 13, 1960
.
Kffii
Kit'
,0O|
Townsend, • Dabney & |Tyson,. as
3.60s, at a price of"|00.09, a basis
or
trust company designated
by City Clerk, will receive sealed limited tax bonds. Dated June 1, of about 3.59%. • , ' .
V
Authority (P. O. Commerce), Ga.
the successful bidder. Legality apbids until 7.30 p.m.- (CST) on June 1960. Due on June f from 1961 p < , H, .jra[/ River, Mass.
Certificate Offering—Mac Bar¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of 13 for the purchase of $125,000 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Sale
The $500,000 street
street construction bonds.
Dated interest
ber, Secretary, will receive sealed bhicaffo'
(J-D). payable at
the pnnQtrnrtion bonds offered on
Principal
inclusive.
to. 1981
GEORGIA
interest (J-J) payable at any
•Wf
•V'1
umcaS°-
(EST) on June 23
bids until 1 p.m.
■im^
Hi
;-kv,i
;IH
R-;
KH
!ife.
W:-.
...
u
HAWAII
•firti'tv!1'
Honolulu, City
'■
lite-
^n[K
Due
>fe
1 (I1''
July 1 from 1971 to 1990
Callable as of July 1,
on
Principal and interest (J-J)
1971.
fe':-
payable
office.
„
County
and
City
the
at
Treasurer's
■
M
Legality
-
1962 to 1989 inclusive.
Bond
Offering
—
Lawrence
payable at the
of Idaho, N.
i A., of Rexburg. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
.First Security Bank
'I !]«r
Cook County
.w#f
Evanston), III.
;'iki!;yr
,,eral
r: ;»■•lh: .itj1.
:fte
-cate
tft'IT
of
gen-
building
191,
a syndi-
june
.HH*
■■■
■
..
Corp.,
iJ.yfM
4V2s.
as
Due
Dec.
on
school
'
as
3V4S.' Due
Dec.
on
as
3%s.
Due
'•■
-.0**
,
ceive:
-
1
was
chase
' :
on
u
(P.O. 117l/z Lincolnway East,
Mishawaka), Ind.
Sale—The $300,000 school
;i
i
iy.
June
June
4
2
A/»A
1960
—
i_
_i,/>
_
_
2355
p.
—
_
n
offered
bonds
191,
v.
i
—
obligation
der.
v$
'r'M
Deerfield Park District, III.
Bond Offering —
j
a
>
Sullivan), Ind.
/
Offering—Robert L.
-
Bond
Creery,
sealed
ceive
(CDST)
of
chase
bids
until
1.30
.-Purchase of
&
,
*
yy P{<
$250,000
general
Due on June,
1980 inclusive,
1
payable
obligation
Dec.
1
from
1962
to
1973
5:
cive.
bonds
p.m.
1, 1960. Due semi-an-
i«. f»/-V
n
■•
'
ksy.«!
2—v.
191,
.
June
23
for
the
ceive
sealed
to
on
A
bids
July
until
14
bonds.
for
10
the
Dated
?a<5^tni
1990 inclusive
of
re-
June 23 for the
■
the :current-
at
official
system revenue bonds. Dated April
25,000
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1966
>P#
p/p
tS'l
■tli.
\
offprint—Torenz^
t
List
C
^-Trea^rbr' wfli deceive
ArnoldJ &
Co.;
bids uWO 4
as
3.90s.
Due
on
Nov.
a.m.
Aug.
15,
tri°mr» ?
Callable. Prin-
•
r-
n
Orleans Levee District (P. O.
New Orleans), La.
Bond
1
from 1961 to. 1965 inclusive.
as
3.70s.
Due
on
Ai
o
„
&
Abroms
^o?™
Co.,
Dorsey
s
&
,
^m.
(EST) on
If
0
.
.
West Carroll Parjsh
designated by the successful bid'<!■ ■ : 'V.1.'-
Alex- der^-
RaP1?es Ran.k & Trust Co
Co.;
Grosse lie
Felix
and
Schweickhardt & Co.
Rives & Co.'i
abie at any bank or trust company
able at any bank or trust company
Aw'
s
rfee'
Offering
•
of
Ihp
t
n.?rrhTso
purchase, of
Dat'ed
JhX
school
«9nfi nnn
$206,000
=
Due on Jan.
19ti0
uidder
Grosse Pointe School District
(P. O. 389 St. Claire Ave.). Mich.
Nate Offering—Sealed bids will
MARYLAND
be received until 8 p.m.
Maryland (State of)
Certificate Offering—Hooper S.
Treasurer,
will
notes.
anticipation
j
15,1' 1961'..'.-Principal and:.Interest
Payable.at any bank or trust comdesignated by the successful
Feb- 1 f™m 1962 to l985 inclusive.
Interest F-A. Legality approved
State
June
for the. purchase of
pany
b°nds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Miles,
(EST)
until 7:3o p.m.
on June 13
$25 000
tax
^
nnunnTm fFSlX'
Elizabeth L.
—,
Johnson; Town Clerk, will receive
ysealed bids
School
Parish
^ i-
lie), Mich.
Offering
Note
t
i
„
Expanded
n™'
C. W. Gilmore,
the
Township (P. O.
Grosse
Forest School D,strict No. 3
A
.Principal and interest pay- |
1961.
Co.;
re-
June
13
for
000,000 -tax1
the
(EST) on
$2,^
notes;
purchase of
anticipation:
Dated June 1, "1960. Due on
April
(FDeST)aondJbunl Jf^the pu^ pky^hSy^^tuS comi
$13,847,000 Certificates of pany designated by the success^
Indebtedness. Dated July 15, 1960. ful, bidder,, Legality approved by
Due on July 15 from 1963 to 1975 Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality of Detroit. ;
' I:
; H
'
chase of
Nov,
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
.
Peck,
1
approved bv Weimbere & Green
0f Baltimore.
'
'
Legality approved by Wood, King,
„
•,
N
,
P-
$23,000
$250,000 " motor
&
FrdnkenmuthSchooLDist. No. 31,
pur-
Eagle Grove, Iowa
purchase of
vehicle parking
"
Co.;
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Secretary of the Board
Liquidation, City Debt, will
series
IOWA
<
Dawson & Logan, of New York
City-
on
V'M
June
on
dano,
fpoH°/d' Iee"& MUIer' °f "Indian"
apolis.
,
Elgin, III.
Offering — Raymond
&
&
Brown
New Orleans, La.
Offering — R. O. Tolen-
Bond
.
or-
$275,000 school
2355 — were awarded to The
Carleton D. Beh Co., at a price of
Botch, City Manager, will receive 100.014, a net interest cost of about
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) 3.76%, as follows:
Chicago.
Bond
■.
offered
Leary ^
park
inclu-
1
at any bank or trust company designated by the successful bidder.
.
'
wit' ;
by
_
^
Sanford; N e w m a n,~
Co.; Barrow, Leary &
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Hattier
W
Legality apBond Sale—The $48,000 general
Chapman & .Cutler, of obligation street improvement
/
bonds offered on May 31—v. 191,
.
o
,vfl.«»'
Sale—The
(CST)
Interest J-D.
.
■
I
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
Bond
P- 2252-were awarded to Barrow,'
June 29 for the pur$350,000 hospital bonds.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
■•:, (i
y
Y 4-\< .«*
pi|
4.15s.
1978 to
Secretary
Mc-
Ross,
4
ffef
as
from
> i
Grant Parish School District No.
on
approved
/4
i
LOUISIANA
Bond
on Jan. 1 and July 1 from
to 1970 inclusive.
Interest
•
C*ORn AAA
A -C
(P. O. Colfax), La.
County Auditor, will re-
Dated July
Xi-'K
ill
«>v
.
basis of about 3.57%.
Price, Secretary of the Board of 1962
Park Commissioners, will receive-J-J. Legality
;bv::
n
chase of $850,000 industrial build
ing revenue bonds.
/
;
,
' ,
on
were
Catherine B.. nually
■bj-Sj
VN-
bids until June 20 for the pur-
Suflimm County (P, 0.
"
o-
^dOfkrmg-Billy Simmons^
Clerk, will. receive sealed
awarded to Raffensperger, Hughes
100.172,
postponed.:
n
Ti
City
/iVi
_
•
j
June
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of Chicago,
®
^ kt
b*t<
400,000
payable Friedriehs
.voih.ou.oT
191, p. 2465—were
.
Township s .
School Township
Bond
able at any bank or trust company
•t.I./.a
ii**
on
I960. Due on July 1
_
_
Penn
sewer
bonds.
1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
1962
to
1980; inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
WA
mtergt
to
15 for the purchase of $525,000 "& Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a price of
'
ww »
V *H
p.m.,
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
';H:|
4.
opal and
■f
iW
•s
1
to 1970 inclusive. Prin-
1979 inclusive. In¬
Scottsville, Ky.
Legality approved by
Bond Sale Postponed — The
Ross, McCord, Ice & .Miller, of $850,000 industrial building revIndianapolis.
i-'-.: enue bonds offered on June 6—
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
'a general
as-
J-J.
Bond Offering—Catherine Price,- building
Dated
;*.y
(EST)
p.m.
June 14 for the purr
$550,000 hospital bonds.
1961
terest
sold to McDougal and
on
street. improvement
from 1961
.*
-vta,.' i if
Orlo Kirkum,
on
of
from
Deerfield, III.
i
Mc-
A.
until
bids
sealed
(CDST)
Condon, Inc.
Hi,
Hp
o«>'<h.
Cocan-
project of 1960 bonds.
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
Dated
County Auditor,- will re¬
Dated July 1,
III.
med
building bonds offered,
;
::■*!
■"
'■■ V
Eari
—
sessment
Offering—Frank
Carthy,
.
'
offering
Castle), * $29,000
■
1
Dec.
on
(P. O. Park Forest)
Jan. 25
biivf! '■■
!
h'
,pH
Bond
Indiana
1
from 1964 to 1975 inclusive..
•
.
163
...
#,
Henry County (P. O. New
3.33%,
Bond Sale—An issue of $230
5230,000
'
Cfi*>
.Hftjf
—
purchase Of $200,000 school building bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
on June 1 from 1963 to 1986 in-
%
oCI® f
Bond Offering
.
id No.
Cook County School District No.
.
tfe' •■•
8
Parish School
' «««•»«
rr t:st
T
Citizens National Bank of Evans-
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
■
Y&wr'
:
..
4%s, at a price of 100.73,
as
follows:
325,000
lr
-;
®
inclusive.
1970
West Baton Rouge
T n?al
Harlan
in
,
Secretary receive Bcmrd of Educaoi the sealed bids until
tion, will
Due on June 1 from
District No. 3 (P. O. Port Allen),
Louisiana
a
basis of about 4.56%.
;
y'
Bond Sale — The $2,000,000 elusive.
Principal and interest
Johnson County (P. O. Paintsschool bonds offered on May 31— (J-D) payable at any bank or
Evansville School Corporation
ville), Ky.
v. 191, p. 1927—were awarded to a trust .company designated by the
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school syndicate headed by the Equitable successful^ bidder.
(P. O. Evansville), Ind.
Legality apBond Offering
Katherine D. building revenue bonds offered on Securities Corp., and Scharff & proved by Dickinson, Wright, McObtmeyer; Secretary of the School May 25 — v. 191, p. 2252 — were Jones, Inc., at a price of par, a net Kean & Cudlip, of
Board, will receive sealed bids awarded to Magnus & Co. • H v
interest cost of about 4.24%, as
''V. n * * M' h
^
until 3:30,p.m. (CDST) on June
20,^ Dated June 1,1960. Due on June -follows:
.
.
* - Nate Of^ring-^Henrv P /Dowfor
the ■* purchase
of
$1,500,000 1 from 1961 to 1977 inclusive. Prin- $450,000 as 4V2s. Due on June 1 w citv Controller will receive
school improvement 1960 bonds.-cipal and interest (J-D) payable
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
sealed bkis until 10 am
(EST) on
360,000 as 4s.
Due on June 1 jUne 14 for'the purchase of $10,Dated June 1, 1960. Due semi-an-: at the First National Bank, of
sealed,Dids until iu a.m.. (il&i) on
y
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
nually on June 1 and Dec; 1 from Paintsville. Legality approved by
000,000
tax
anticipation
notes.
790,000 as 414s.. Due on June 1 Dated June 15, I960.'Due on Jan.
1962 to 1973 inclusive. Principal J. K. Wells, of Paintsville.
from 1971 to 1977 inclusive.and interest (J-D) payable at the:
Junction City Ky "
" ; •
15^ 196T. Principal and interest
to
awarded
Northern
the
,
555,000
■
^.f'llff'
•:'&
nf Harlan
to
1968
payable at the
;
0I^vJune
1Q67
4s
as
Dist. (P. O. 25925 23-Mile Road,
Mt. Clemens), Mich.
.
,
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.y
$3£ H
i
v.
v.
—
(J-D)
.
j
$420,000
jM'
^
1
i.
interest
and
iq°fifiaanri
56,000
i
1 non
offered on
191,
iff) p. 2252 — were
wcat
The City Securities
bonds
revenue
uuxie
and
refunding
ment
Bond
:p:;:
•
«ch.ool building honds. Dated^,
^
^
^ from
1961 to 198Q inclusive
prinC1pal
waterimprovep
,
,
ine=
!961 t0^65 1i?clusive-,
_
1—v.
net interest cost of about
as
V
June
awarded to
composed
wn
a
■
on
on
bank of the city. Legality approved
picago Smith Bar- ville. Legality approved by Ross,-ou h
Cit clerk win receive
Other members of
the syndi- by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
™y%Co Sa o
Bros & Hutz-, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian- sealed bids Untu 7;30 p m (EST)
p"
'
fiS' apolis.
-1'on June, 14 for the purchase of cate were
as follows: Merrill Stone, of Detroit,
wens & Lo., at a price of 1UU.01,
■my
4
offered
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of $295,-
H
'
.
Chesterfield Elementary School
a
sealed bids until 10
June 15 for the
-H/.
troit.
follows.
as
Yrust Co., of
)il:!p
■
school
obligation
bonds
I p. 2143—were
Cornett,
__
Sale—The $1,300,000
Bond
ilH
!i:!
Consolidated Com.
N^eSfP. O.
School District
■
Gene
—
interest" (J-J) payable
trust company designated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of Deand
at any bank or
exandria, at a price of 100.002, a
net interest cost of about 3.93%,
.
,
—
ILLINOIS
.•
r<=»fiinrh'ncr
^rlrc
WOrks
interest
and
-pal
Ofering
;
-
(EST) on June 22 for the V
p.m.
cipal
191,
p.
2143 — were awarded to The
Rapides Bank & Trust Co., of Al-
"
Wendt,> J
Mark
Offering
Bond
purchase of. $345,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on July 1
from 1961 to 1987 inclusive. Prin-
school
1—v.
June
on
'
•
tion, will receive- sealed, bids until
Louisiana
Sale—The $179,000
Community School
District, Mich.',
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
& Cutler,
8
offered
MICHIGAN
'/X
Rapides Parish, Ruby-Wise School
(P. O. Alexandria),
Bond
\
~ •
Brown City
4.^j
District No. 56
bonds
notes offered on
1 d to The WinTrust-Co., of Winchester.
was,.s o
H
designated
trust company
or
i.
Sale—An issue of $500,000
Chester
/• V
Miller, of County Court Clerk, will receive $84,000 as 4s. Due on June 1 from
Chesterfield, Ind
Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8:30 p.m. (CST) on June 13
for the purchase of $295,000 school.
ds.
bonds Dated July 1, 1960. Princi-
■
Bond
Bond Sale—The $265,000
Withers,
ftp
Legality approved
$250,000
of
approved by Chapman
of Chicago.
:
•
O. Harlan),
Kentucky
purchase
-
Winchester, Mass.
I
'jy[ay 26
by the successful bidder. Legality
4V4S,41/2s and 43/4S.
Harlan County (P.
the
— «
anticipation
tax
(CST)ton J.une
a.m..
•
on
Idaho
;f}|.vfc
bank
KENTUCKY
series B
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Indianapolis.
Class "A" School
District No. 321 (P. O. Rexburg),
Madison County
l|
vl'f
bonds
sewer
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on Nov.- 1
bonds. Dated
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
from
IDAHO
Sii.
mi
ties Corp., as 4s,
r
Feb.
&
Logan, of New York City.
m
obligation
sold to the Columbian Securi¬
1962 to 1989 inclusive.
1,350,000
Interest F-A.
fm
A®:
Sale—An issue of $62,102
Bond
was
Treasurer, will receive sealed
10 a.m. (CST) on July
from
ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson
p:::
'4b
Muncie), Ind.
,
»
for
10
*lir imnrnvement. bonds:
Dated
public improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
1961 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-N) payable
12 for the purchase of $2,500,000 at the State Treasurer's office. Lestudent union bonds, as follows:
. gality approved by Weigand, Curf$1,150,000 series A bonds. .Dated man, Brainerd, Harris & KaufFeb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 man, of Wichita,
inclusive.
H'
£8
;'
Note
Board, will receive sealed
School
bids until
f*!.;
bids until
Bond
system revenue, series B bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
pi11
ner,
consolidated
"
Lincolnville, Kan.
:,X:'-
Offering—Joseph C. Wag-
City, until 3 p.m. (EDST) on
16 "for the purchase of $2,000,000
mK
-,'fl
Indiana (P. O.
York
June
Logan, 48 Wall Street, New
yl'l^vj "
#
KAHSAS
general
.
TOHi*
"'ii
W»'-
2355-were
n
.
Co., jointly, as 3V2S, at a price
100.26,. a basis of about 3.45%.
&
of
Alexandria), La.
1;;' Bond Offering—-Marion Fogleman,
Secretary
of the Parish
—
—
of
Ball State Teachers College
19i
The Stone & Webster
1
Securities- Corp., and Goodbody
awarded to
1
2-C (P. O.
awarded to Becker &, Cownie, Inc.
INDIANA
lulu, until 9 a.m. (HST) or at the
office of Wood, King, Dawson &
f'H-'
i{l'!'»«;
^
^
works31revenue bonds2355
offered on
May
v. 191, p.
were
Isham, Lincoln & Beale, of Chiwill receive caS°;
apd County Treasurer,
sealed bids at his office in Hono¬
office/Legality
Chapman" & Cutler,
Rapides Parish Road District No.
M-Sf'Legality'&Dproved by
terest
vv\amtAT'
i
S. Goto, City
Bond Offering—L.
M:
MK
:MiH-
and X^oun\y, Hawaii
Legality
otv*
Spirit Lake, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $84,000 water-
In-
inclusive.
n *** -n i
^
*••»*>'
■!y'! 1
11
1999
to
1962
approved by
J?
i_ 1
0f Chicago.
H
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
ris, President, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CDST) on June
from
Ktr
State Treasurer's
inclusive.
1970
to
nvwAtmn
Offering—Louis W. Nor-
Bond
•;:rv.".:
''
1961
Mea- 24 for the purchase of $550,000
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
March 1, 1959. Due on March 1
Spalding, Sibley, Troutman,
dow & Smith, of Atlanta.
•
Due on Nov. 1 from
July 1, 1960.
MacMurray College, Jacksonville
Illinois
>
purchase of $80,000 revenue
anticipation certificates of
1959. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1989 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
the
for
'w;j.;>i
"
Bond Offering—Don S.
Banks-Jackson-Commerce Hospital
■:^r<
'
;
,(CST) on July 6 for the purchase
Nichols, of $1,500,000 public improvement
Iowa Falls, Iowa
and
bank
Levee
ceive
Offering
0
—
,
Bertrand
.
Secretary
Commissioners,
sealed
bids
H
T-.
of the
Board
w
until
i 11
11
,
of
rea.m.
MASSACHUSETTS
.
Holland, Mich.
Bond
Offering—Q.
City- Clerk
j
will -receive. sealed
bids until 7.30 p.m:
East
Y
Grevengoed,
(EST)
on
June
Longmeadow, Mass.
r Band
Sale—The $865,OCO school
project loan, act of 1948 bonds of-
of $55,000
west/ seventh
street parking lot
special assessment bonds.
Dated
fered on June 2—v. 191,
June 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
1961 to' 1970 inclusive, Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at any
—w6re ^Warded
posed
Inc.;
to
a
p. 2355
group" com-
of Halsey, Stuart &
Coffin & Burr, inc.,
Co.,
and
15
for
bank
or
the
purchase
trust company
designated
•
\
Volume 191
Number 5959
3
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(2569)
l§
by the successful bidder. Legality
I
McKean &
approved
MINNESOTA
by Dickinson, Wright,
Cudlip; of Detroit.
Earth, Minn.
Certificate Offering — Ward
Cummings, City Clerk, will re¬
Lakeview School District (P.O.
.
■25901
i"«_
'"%
Jefferson, St. Clair Shores),
w
Michigan
'<• .V* t
:
K
A
elf
ceive
sealed' bids
(CDST)
on
chase
$400,000 water
of
June 30
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
m
plant
July 1, 1960.
8
:ip
■
1962
p,m. (EST) on June 13 for the
purchase of $300,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated May 1, i960. Due
on May 1,
1961. Principal and in¬
:fl
%
k
and
designated _by
the
cessful bidder.
,1.;' ''
k
trust company
•
awarded- to
Bond
&
Weeks,
100.3299,
314 s,
as
at
price
a
of
basis of about 3.20%.
a
Sale—The
—v.
191,
—
Bond
2252—were
p.
May 31
I960..
to
amortization
swim¬
for
the
1960. Interest J-D.
Bond
Moal
30,
•
American
First
hospital
offered
2144
p.
of
June
on
awarded
were
—
National
limited
1—v.
Bank
of
to
The
Nevada,
Reno.
HAMPSHIRE
City
Dated
June
from
1
1, 1960. Due
June
on
1961
to
1986
inclusive.
der; Legality/approved i by Dickin¬
$1,065,000
XA A A,A*-;
Township', Clerk,
1981
will
town
hall
Dated June
1
from
limited
to
Feb.
1
from
sive.
tax
1963
April
inclusive.
1962
Due
to
on
to
Feb.
Minneapolis.
■..
Smith, District Clerk, will receive
until
8
p.m.
(CDST)
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ on June 13 for the purchase of
able at any bank or trust company $600,000 school building bonds.
designated by the successful bid¬ Bated July 1, 1960. Due on Jan.
der.
Legality approved by Miller, 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of terest J-J. Legality approved by
Detroit.
;■
Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
Rochester Community School
„
District, Mich.
Offering — Mary
Note
Education, will receive
on
Mississippi (State of)
Offering Postponed—The
Bond
June 13 for
proposed offering of the $5,000,000
greater port of Pascagoula im¬
provement, series 2 bonds
15
has
been
poned.
-
;/
June
on
temporarily
A;:'-;
post¬
i
;
Shequalak, Miss.
3
Southfield, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Patrick
Bond Sale—-An issue of
G.
will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
(EST) on
Jurid 22 for the purchase of $207,000
special
bonds.
assessment
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due
on
Oct. 1
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at any
bank or trust company des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Southfield, Mich.
Bond Offering—Patrick O. Flan¬
nery,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
June 22 for the purchase of $900,-
000
water
supply system revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from
.1961 to 1984 inclusive.
Callable
of July
cipal
as
and
interest
1,
1970. Prin¬
(J-J)
payable
at any bank ar trust
company
des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Wayne, Mich.
.
revenue
bonds
was
sold
to
Bank of Detroit.
Note
Kuren, Town Supervisor, will
sealed
on
bids
June
until
15
Deposit & Trust
Co., 100 Franklin Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June 14
for the purchase of $770,000*school
the
Boston
Safe
Deposit
& Trust
for
2
Lake-Missoula Counties Joint Sch.
Dist. No. 8 (P.
Q, Arlee), Mont.
Bond Offering—Catherine Rent-
the
8
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
June 27 for
$25,000 school
on
City
re¬
p.m.
the pur¬
$585,000 public improve¬
bonds. Dated
May 1,
1960. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Man¬
,
1960
Syracuse, N. Y.
nance,
until 11
&
for
Bond
Sale—The $1,420,000 gen¬
obligation sewer 1960 bonds
offered on June'2^-V? 191,"p." 2357
awarded
to
a
group
~
North Carolina
$680,000 schpol
building bonds offered on June 7
—v.
First
Offering
1—v.
to
on
June
191, p; 2356—were awarded
the
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
R.
S.
Securities
$150,000
Peeler &
6s. Due
as
30,000
to
1965
41/4S.
as
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
May
on
1,
1966.
Tubbs, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 14 for the purchase of
$289,500 school 1960 bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
—
awarded
of
Securities
Co., and
Corp., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.51%, as follows:
E.
1961 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
Galloway Township (P. O. White
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Horse Pike), Cologne), N. J.
Genessee Valley Union Trust Co.,
Bond Sale
The $38,000 im¬
in Rochester. Legality approved
provement bonds offered
Lee
Carolina
1961
Francis
—
2467—were
p.
Corp., J.
No. 9, N. Y.
Bond
191,
to a
group composed
Dickscfn & Co., Vance
beach
Lima Union Free School District
15, 1960. Due on Dec. 16, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
County (P. O. Wadesboro),
Bond Sale—The
Lattingtown (P.O. Box 237,
Locust Valley), N. Y.
$37,500
Mitchell, of New York
NORTH CAROLINA
"
Anson
basis of about 3.23%.
Sale—The
June 15
on
of
June
City.
Hallgarten & Co., and C. F. Childs
& Co., Inc., as 3V4S, at a price of
a
purchase
Dated
Trimble &
com¬
posed / of
Phelps, Fenn: & Co.,
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,
100.162,
(EDST)
a.m.
the
notes.
eral
—were
Offering — H. Beeman
Commissioner
of
Fi¬
will receive sealed bids
$8,250,000
14, 1960. Due
on
June
14, 1961. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Ithaca, N. Y.
$1,000,000
temporary loan notes. Dated June
Boston.
E.
Note
Manchester, N. H.
house bonds offered on June 1—
Note Offering—Jas. P. Bourne,
v.
191, p. 2253—were awarded to
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
The Matinecock Bank, of Locust
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June
Valley, as 3%s, at a price of par.
14 for the purchase of
National Bankj in Bos¬
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
—
Trimble,
,
ton.
In
approved
Comptroller,
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.*
Bond
the
Com¬
York,
Legality
Offering
ufacturers and Traders Trust Co.,
in Buffalo.
Legality approved by
Co., in Boston. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
r
Trust
New
V. Norton,
will
receive
sealed bids until July 6 for the
purchase
of
$6,164,875
notes.
Dated July 15, 1960. Due on
July
14, 1961.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
Bond Offering—Edward K. Van
ceive
Marine
Western
Rochester, N. Y.
Center), N. Y.
,
360,000
as
3y4S.
Due
May 1
on
from 1967 to 1978 inclusive.
140,000
as
31/2S.
Due
May 1
on
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
Asheboro, N. C.
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
sealed
Commission, will receive
bids
at
his
office
in
Ra¬
.
Egg Harbor Bank & Trust
of Egg Harbor, as 4s, at a
par.
leigh, until 11
Marcellus, N. Y.
■
Bond
Offering
—
J.
F.
Wood-
Mercer
.
til
to The National
YORK
.1
May
sold
Safe
the
of
Ransomville.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler'&
Galloway, of New York City.
bridge, Village Treasurer, will re¬
County (P. O. Trenton),
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon.
New Jersey
Cady & Co., Inc., as 5s and 5%s.
Bond Offering—Philip T. Car¬
(EDST) on June 15 for the pur¬
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
chase of $67,000 sewer 1960 bonds.
1 from ,1964 to 1990 inclusive." In-1' roll, Clerk of the Board:of .Chosen
will receive sealed Dated May 'l, 1960:*Due on May 1
terest A-O. Legality approved by Freeholders,
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June from 1961 to 1989 iriclusivd. Prin¬
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of. St. 14
for the purchase of $1,188,000 cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Louis.
improvement bonds. Dated July 1, at the First Trust & Deposit Co.,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to of
Marcellus. Legality approved
MONTANA
1975 inclusive. Principal and in¬ by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Billings, Mont.
terest (J-J) payable at the First Galloway, of New York City.
Bond Offering — Wm. J. Fry,
Trenton National Bank, in Tren¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids ton.
Mineola, N. Y.
Legality approved by Sulli¬
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on June 21
Bond
van, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovOffering — Dwight G.
for the purchase of $5,168 special
ern & Lane, of New York
Hunt, Village Treasurer, will re¬
City,
improvement
district
No.
762
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Interest
NEW MEXICO
(EDST) on June 16 for the pur¬
J-J.
chase of $850,000 public improve¬
Albuquerque Municipal School
ment 1960 bonds. Dated July 1,
Dawson County School District
District, N. M.
No. 1 (P.O. Glendive), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000 gen¬ 1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Bond Sale—The $165,000 school
eral
obligation
school
building
terest (J-J) payable at the Frank¬
bonds offered on May 31—v. 191, bonds offered on June 7—v.
191,
lin National Bank of Long Island,
p. 2144—were awarded to Coughp. 2253—were awarded to a syn¬
lin & Co., and Boettcher & Co.,
Legality
approved
by
dicate headed by C. J. Devine & Mineola.
Sykes,
Heckler &
jointly.
.
■
.
■
Co., at a price of 100.049, a net Vandewater,
interest cost of about 3.45%, as Galloway, of New York City.
gas
fro, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
was
Boston
price of
$100,000
Note Sale—An issue of $87,000
tax anticipation notes offered on
26
the
Co.,
-
'
I
Offering—J. William Mc-
NEW JERSEY
sealed bids
NEW
at
Clarence (P. O, Clarence
Nulty, Chairman of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids c/o
Ann
$300,000 tax anti¬
cipation notes. Dated June 1, 1960.
Due on April 1, 1961.
Principal
and interest payable at the Na¬
tional Bank of Detroit.
Flannery, City Clerk,
Exeter School District, N. H.
Bond
MISSISSIPPI
Beatty, Secretary of the Board of
until 8 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of
National
of Boston.
Dodge, of Boston.
White Bear Lake Independent
bids
The
; f;
School District No. 624, Minn.
Bond
Offering — Richard
E.
sealed
to
inclu¬ bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
■■■:' V AA: July 1, from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Legality ap¬ Principal and interest payable at
XA;
•
sold
was
1982
Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
proved by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Leflef & Haertzen,
of
bonds.
on
1970
from
1
AAX^AAAA';
receive
1, 1960. Due
1961
bonds.
inclusive.
535,000 park bonds.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
June 15 for the purchase of
$37,000
on
\
Millington Township (P. O.
Millington), Mich. \
Bond Offering—Wm. F.
Brandt,
improvement
Due
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of
.A
the
7
Shawmut Bank,
until 2
p.m. (CST) on June
purchase of $1,600,000
1960 bonds, as follows;
,4 ;:;-
able at any bank or trust
company
Detroit.
Offering—Joseph Justad,
Clerk, will receive sealed
for
pay¬
designated by the successful bid¬
Berlin, N. H.
June
,
Principak.and, interest (J-D)
son,
of
Bond
bids
&
ment
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
8 p.m.
(EST) on June 27 for
the purchase of $615,000 general
obligation school building bonds.
28
Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
Howard, of Denver.
chase of
NEW
Legality approved by
Note Sale—An issue of
$300,000
Briggs & Morgan, of St. Paul.
temporary loan notes offered on
til
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
by
(EDST)
Paul.
St. Louis Park, Minn.
Dated April T, 1960. Due on
April
1
from
1961
to
1979
inclusive.
and
pany
191,
Lyon Township School District
(P. O. South Lyon), Mich.
Bond Offering — J. W.
Erwin,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Bank
Principal
able
man
to 1975 inclusive.
National
July
1,
from 1961
1
ap¬
Sale—The $400,000 gener¬
obligation
bonds
Principal and interest payable at
St.
inclusive.
Nevada
purchase
July
on
interest (J-J) payable at the State
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Pershing County (P. O. Lovelock),
$750,000 recreational facility
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961
bonds'. A Dated
Due
1967
Offering—William J. Mc¬
receive sealed bids until 3:30
p.m.
(EDST) on June 15 for the pur¬
chase of $100,000 fire 1960 bonds.
June 20
on
proved
ming pool bonds. Dated June
nick, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CDST)
the
serial
or
NEVADA
28
Bond
Laughlin, District Treasurer, will
$692,000 school
building
4.60%.
June
until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
for the purchase of
Han¬
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (MST) on
the purchase of $31,-
Ramsey County (P. O.
St. Paul), Minn.
on
M.
will
3.96%.
Porter, Ransomville Fire District
(P.O. Ransomville), N. Y.
don, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive ■ sealed bids
■■
Clerk,
basis
a
3.86%.
.
Bond Offering—Mrs. A. T. Gor¬
927
awarded
Offering—Eugene A.
Municipal School
.District No. 1, N. Mi
June 20 for
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as
4V2s, at a price of par, a basis of
about
'
Offering—Elsie
-Tcnyn
son,
$45,000 school
on
■</" ;r
■
-■
v
'
to
Bond
Hornblower
Bonds Not Sold
The $31,927
swimming pool bonds offered on
May 31—v. 191, p. 2253—were not
t
«
about
Tucumcari
Superior, Mont.
'
building bonds offered
by the successful bidder.
—were
Kellogg), Minn.:-
; J
designated
Leominster, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $290,000 bonds
offered on June 8—v. 191, p. 2465
by
No. 2386 (P. O. R-R. No.
2,
?
r
*
„
(MST)
purchase of
sold.
•
or
_
Conception Common School Dist.
t
ticipation; notes. Dated May 23,
1960. Due on May 23, 1961. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
company designated
successful
bidder.
price of 100.35,
a
of about
North Hempstead Union Free
Sch.
Dist. No. 11 (P.O. Carle
Security Bank of Utah, N. A.j Salt
Place),
Lake City, F. W.
New York
Craigie & Co.,
Trust Co. of
Bond Sale—The
Georgia, Atlanta, J.
$275,000 school
Barth & Co., Schwabacher &
Co., building bonds offered on June 12
William R. Staats &
—v.
191, p. 2357.—were awarded
Co., Peoples
National Bank of
Charlottesville, to Bacon, Stevenson & Co., as 4s,
and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
at a price of
100.339, a basis of
on June 22 for
$23,000 building,
remodeling and equipment bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Interest J-D.
Minnesota.
V
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 13 for
the purchase of $253,770 tax an¬
until 9 p.m.
the
July 1 from
on
Legality
approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
■
Lamphere School District (P. O.
235 E. 13-Mile Rd., Madison
'
Heights), Mich. '
*
Note Offering — Frederick W.
Hiller,, Secretary of the Board of
Due
1976
inclusive.
Principal
interest payable at any bank
the
suc¬
County School District
Virginia City), Mont.
Offering — Selma E.
Brook, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
pur¬
3.90s, at
Bank,
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Hallgarten & Co., Stroud &
Co., Inc., First
Bond
and
follows: Philadelphia Na¬
of
Philadelphia,
as
tional
No. 1 (P. O.
p.m.
the
were
Madison
light
certificates. .'Dated
revenue
to
for
3
trust
or
terest payable at any bank or trust
company
bank
until
Offering—Joseph C. Skues,
Note
building and equipment bonds.
Dated June 27, 1960. Interest J-D.
Blue
57
-
follows:
\
'$2,800,00
as
^\
3%s. Due
on
Jiine 15
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
700,000
as
3.40s. Due
on
June 15,
1965.
Other members of the syndicate
(EST) on June
21 for the purchase of
$1,800,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated June
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from 1961
to
1985
a.m.
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
Principal
payable
at
and
the
Chase
Manhattan Bank, in New
City. Legality approved .by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy) of New York City.
York
Hot
Bond
offered
—were
Springs, N. C.
Sale—The
on
$31,000
bonds
June 7—v. 191, p. 2467
awarded to Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
Laurinburg, N. C.
Bond
Offering— W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
sealed
Commission, will receive
bids
at shis
leigh, until 11
14
for
the
office
in
Ra¬
(EST) on June
purchase of $300,000
a.m.*
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
June 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest. (J-J) pay¬
able at The Hanover Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
New Paltz, N. Y.
i
-■
'/•'.»; >.1 •
•' r.
».
♦
$39,000 general
North Carolina (State of)
obligation sewer addition bonds
;
/
,
Bond
offered
—
>•.
•
Sale—The
on
were
National
June 1—v. 191, p. 2253
awarded
Bank,
to
of
The
Valley
Wallkill, as
Bond
Offering
State
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
—
Edwin
will
11
a.m.
Gill,
receive
(EST)
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i
,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2570)
i
.
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1960
i'ih
rj;,
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'•
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tM'<;
$1,500,000
<v;;i1
•
»*,,»->
;
Baltic.
pn July 6 for the purchase of $10,695,000 bonds, as follows:
,>•
'V
\
capital
»;/•)'
>
Due
1*
^ AV
■! -Vp:
Cleveland.
community college,
improvement bonds.
Valley Local School Dist.
(P. O. Conotton), Ohio
Conotton
1961 to
May 1 from
on
1966 inclusive.
Bond Offering—
9,195,000 state, capital improve¬
Clerk of the Board
May 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
bonds.
ment
HI#'!
<•!!&
Dated
*
Due
on
Chase
York
'SMi
-
City.
>|?!l
bids
IS:
office
his
at
in
purchase
the
water bonds. Dated June 1,
«r
.;«(n?''
Due
on
inclusive.
dkv
1 from 1961 to
June
Principal
and
Iff!
1960.
1979
interest
Hanover
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
W-
pealed bids at his office in Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
14
for the
purchase of $64,000
water bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
Due
ll'
•ft?M■
;|f
t!f
Sanders
Cleveland.
will
1972
Bond
bids
^
will receive sealed bids until
t
Offering —George
until
4
(EST)
July 1, 1960. Due
Galion City
Bond
College of North
Jamestown),
Sale —The
on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
of Cleveland.
Bond Offering
—
Greenville
N. E. Crosby,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June
20 for the purchase of $180,000
sewerage utility
revenue bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
,VX\
1
'iM
1.4
from
1961
to
1985
inclusive.
Bond
*
:
.
(■'ji
horst, of Minneapolis.
awarded to
a syndicate headed by
J. A. White & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.432, a basis of about
& Co., Reinholdt &
Gardner, Breed & Harrison, Incand John B. Joyce & Co.
OHIO
ipjjf
Anna, Ohio
Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio
Billing,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $706,000 dormi¬
bids until noon (EST) pn June 22
tory revenue 1959 bonds offered
for the purchase of $15,000 fire on
Ma^r 31—v. 191, p. 2254—were
Bond Offering—Gene E.
•
j?4l,
/*■:!.; If
apparatus bonds. Dated April 15,
,
>
I#v>
■'VW
<V4 Jf-l
ii-4
44
H.
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>ra»
r
C;||I
.
'*
awarded
1960. Due
m
i
and
to
the
Federal
Housing
Agency, as
Principal and in¬ 3V2S and 2yss, at a price of par.
terest (J-D) payable at the Farm¬
Kenston Local School District
ers
& Merchants Banking Com¬
(P. O. Chagrin Falls), Ohio
pany, in Anna. Legality approved
Bond Offering — Dorothy G.
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Nichols, Clerk of the Board of
Cleveland.
Education, will receive sealed bids
Baltic Local School District, Ohio
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on June 28
Bond Offering — Kenneth D. for the
purchase of $290,000 school
Burger, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬ improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
ucation, will receive sealed bids 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961-to
1970
until
on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to
Home
Finance
inclusive.
2
p,pi.
(EST)
,on
June 30
for the purchase of $105,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1,1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Baltic State Bank, in
*lk
I--
The $1,645,000
Hutchinson
'.4
%l\
—
school building bonds offered on
June
8—v.
191, p. 2357—were
3.45%.
\bi
V
City School Dist., Ohio
Sale
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Other members of the syndicate
able at any bank or trust company
were as follows: W. E. Hutton &
designated by the successful bid- :
der. Legality approved by Dorsey, Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
&
Co.,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬ Cunningham, Schmertz
Inc., Curtiss, House & Co., Frantz
:Kli?
■
School District, Ohio
Offering—Isabel L. Mon¬
Clerk of the Board, of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on June 29 for the
purchase of $595,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, I960. Due
Valley City, N.D.
«'/V 1
,
Dec. 1
(J-D)
p. 2145 — were awarded to the
payable
at
the Buckeye
State
Federal Housing
and Home Fi¬
Bank, in Galion. Legality approved
nance
Agency, as 3s, at a price by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
im
J
•'•
on
roe,
of par.
|H*
Sale—The
$41,770 special
tax
of¬
bonds
June 2—v. 191, p. 2357—
on
awarded to
group composed
a
Braun, Bosworth
Ohio
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until
noon
(EST)
on
June 20 for the purchase of $258,000
school building, series
1960
of
on
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
land.
Wilmington City School District,
West
Slope Sanitary District
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Mrs. Dorothy 1 Bond Sale—The $1,250,000
gen-f
M. Kirk, Clerk of the Board of
eral obligation sanitary bonds of¬
Education will receive sealed bids
fered on June 2—v. 191, p. 2254—r
Ohio
Bond Offering
t
—
until
noon
(EST) on June 29 for were
awarded
to. a
syndicate
purchase of $14,000 school headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. price of par, a net interest cost of
the
Due
on
1
Dec.
inclusive.
from
Principal
1961 to
1974
andr interest
(J-D)
payable at the
Clinton
County National Bank & Trust
Co., in Wilmington. Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
"
\
about 4.44%, as follows:'
$387,000
as
4s. Due
1963 to
50,000
as
350,000
on
July 1 from
1972 inclusive.
5s. Due on July 1, 1973.
as
4V4s.
Due
on
July
1
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
463,000
as
4%s.
Due
on
July
1
from 1980 to 1985 inclusive.
OKLAHOMA
Other members of the syndicate
Duncan, Okla.
were
as
follows:
United
States
Bond Sale—The $300,000 water¬
National Bank, of Portland, John
works extension and improvement
Nuveen & Co., Foster & Marshall,
bonds offered on Kalman &
Co., Inc., and Wm. P.
191, p. 2145 — were
Harper & Sons & Co.
■
on Dec.
15 from 1961 to 1982 in¬ awarded to The Liberty National
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
PENNSYLVANIA
(J-D) payable at the Oglesby- City, and R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
Antrim Township P. O.
Barnitz Bank & Trust Co., of Mid¬ jointly.
^
:
Greencastle), Pa.
dletown. '
■■
;1 ,|
v • -; ■' ■i ■.; ■ v- Garfield County Dependent School
Bond Offering—Sealed bids Will
District No. 61 (P. O. Enid), Okla.
Ravenna, Ohio
be received until 8 p.m. (EDST)
Bond Offering — Loren Unruh,
Bond
Offering — Ray E. Haron
June 16 for the purchase of
tung, City Auditor, will receive Clerk of the Board of Education, $25,000
general obligation bonds.
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) will receive sealed bids until 2
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
on
June 21 for the purchase of p.m. (CST on June 14 for the pur¬
from 1961 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
of
$9,500
transportation
$365,000
sanitary sewer special chase
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
assessment
limited
tax
bonds. equipment bonds. Due from 1962 at
a
bank
in
Franklin
County
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 to 1964 inclusive.
named by the township. Legality
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
McClain County Independent Sch.
approved by Roy S. F, Angle, of
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Greencastle.
,,,nvr' "" ;
District No. 1 (P.O. Blanchard),
bonds. Dated June
15, 1960.
Due
First
the
at
Trust
1958,
series
May 24
—
C
v.
National
Bank
&
Oklahoma
1980 inclusive.
terest. (J-D)
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
National Bank of Burton, in Cha¬
grin Falls. Legality approved by
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
&
Dempsey,
of
Conewango Township (P. O,
Co., in Ravenna.
Legality
Bond
Offering—Roy A. Dun¬
approved by Squire, Sanders &
ning, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
cation, will receive sealed bids
Reading City School District, Ohio until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on June 15
Bond
—
school
'
AVarpen)jPa.
$40,000. general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered on June 1—v. 191, p. 2358—
.t
Bond Sale—The
...
were
awarded
The
to
Bank & Trust Co., of
Warren
Warren.
—
to a group composed of
The Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of
Chicago, Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.4309, a basis
and
$380,000 stu¬
dent union, series 1959 revenue
bonds offered on May 28—v. 191,
VT'-Si
June 20 for the pur¬
$750,000 school building,
(J-D) payable
Bank. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
North Dakota
,;jy
purchase
1960. Due
Principal and interest (J-D) pay^
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Shuler,
and
awarded
'(•'i
bonds. Dated June 1,
June 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
cipal and interest
Dated
Dakota (P. O.
v
the
in¬
inclusive.
at the Pleasantville
Bond
for
14
June
(J-D) payable at the Lake
County National Bank of Painesville, in Wickliffe. Legality ap¬
1965
terest
Sale
The $1,000,000 for the purchase of $80,000 build¬
building bonds offered on ing bonds. Due from 1962 to 1967
inclusive.
June 8
v. 191, p. 2357 — were
Jamestown
'
to
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
ffi
jt
Dec. 1 from 1961
on
May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
■My
Vl'.jl
1960. Due
on
1, $600,000 general obligation school
June
for the purchase of $164,000
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
vV'H,
-
noon
on
chase of
designated by the success f u 1
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
f
Dated
notes.
remodeling and equipment bonds.
on
able at any bank or trust company
*
purchase of $325,000 tax an¬
ticipation
June
p.m.
(CST)
Walker,
Board of Education,
Clerk of the
,f
,.
Dec. 15 from 1961 to
the
.
Bond Offering—John U.
23
>
ifiiil
,
(J-D) payable at the
Fairfield Union Local School Dist.
Kays,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
fcr
V
1
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Calvin Special
Calvin), JV. D.
,
ftM'.t'if
^
until
Legality
School District No. 14 (P. O,
'.'iijlv,.
•
bids
.(P. O. PLeasantville), Ohio
,'ri
*
sealed
receive
Willard,
E.
of Education,
(EST) on June 22 for the
purchase of $115,000 school build¬
ing and equipment bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
DAKOTA
Cavalier County,
I'
'
Offering—R.
of the Board
and interest
NORTH
'vS;'
«
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
First National Bank of Dennison.
l|f
\l t'
to*-
&
al
II
Bond
1999 inclu¬
p.m.
interest
and
on
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
in
York
ii»
I
June 1 from 1962 to
Bank,
Squire,
by
Bond
Clerk
(J-D) payable at tjie First Nation¬
City Bank of New York, in New
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
■
f I11! II
i'
on
inclusive/ Principal
on
1960. Due
Legality ap¬
Interest J-J.
Dennison
Easter-
is
of
re¬
a.m.
College, Defiance, Ohio
Dempsey, of
E.
11
June 23 for the pur¬
chase of $169,000 county building
limited tax bonds. Dated July 15,
were
from 1962 to
July 1
sive.
proved
Bond
until
& Co., Inc.,*
Stranahan, Harris
&
Co.,
and
Bond Offering — Lee O. Tusti- Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as 3J/2S,
son, Treasurer, will receive sealed at a price of 100.332, a basis of
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on June about 3.44%.
27 for the purchase of $340,000
Madison Township Local School
dormitory
revenue,
series
1959
Dist. (P. O. West Middletown),
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
Defiance
Yadkinvilte, N. C.
w
bids
...
'
f ,^C.
ir)'r
(EST)
of
City.
'{i.r 'W'k
sealed
assessment limited
Cleveland.
Ra¬
(J-D) payable at The
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
•■ife
■;M,
ceive
Legality approved by
fered
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
$90,000
of
Pflu-
felder, Clerk of the Board
County Commissioners, will
payable
Cadiz.
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
14, for
National
First
the
at
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
C.
,
(J-D)
cipal and interest
E.
Offering—Anna
on
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
,
Offering—W.
Bond
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond
of $290,000
Ranseur, N. C.
iiil.
Lucas
June 30 for the purchase 1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
land purchase, build¬ terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ing
and
equipment
bonds. ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
(EST)
1960. Principal
payable at the
Manhattan
Bank,
New
and interest (M-N)
%
■'Win
Patricia Tripp,
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
1,
May
approved by
Dempsey, of
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
of about 3.70%.
Salem-Oak Harbor Local School
District (P. O. Oak Harbor), Ohio
Bond Offering—Bernard Scheu-
Elizabethtown College,
Noble County
Independent School
District No. 2 (P. O. Billings),
Elizabeth-
town, Pa,
Bond
Sale—The $1,218,000
col¬
system
Bond Sale—The $105,000 school revenue bonds offered on May 28
building bonds offered on May 31 —v. 191, p. 2146—were awarded
—v.
191, p. 2358—were awarded to the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 2%s and 3s,
to H. I. Josey & Co.
Oklahoma
Tulsa County
at
Independent School
District No. 2 (P. O. Sand
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
erman,
lege
Springs), Okla.
Bond Sale—The
a
housing
price of
and
dining
par.
'
Glen Rock Water
Authority
(P. O. Glen Rock), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $135,000
$485,000 school
building bonds offered on June 1 water revenue 1960 bonds offered
191, p. 2358—were awarded on May 24 was sold to Butcher &
building bonds.
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to to The Liberty National Bank & Sherrerd, with interest rates rang¬
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Trust Co., of Oklahoma City.
ing from 31/2% to 4%%. Dated
terest (J-D) payable at the Oak
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
1965 to 2000 inclusive. Principal
OREGON
Harbor State Bank. Legality ap¬
and interest (J-J) payable at the
proved
by
Squire, Sanders
&
Clackamas County, Oak Lodge
York National Bank & Trust Co.,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sanitary Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Box
in York.
Legality approved by
South Euclid, Ohio
66, Jennings Lodge), Ore.
Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of
Bond
Bond Offering
Offering —.. George C.
Clarence H.
Philadelphia.
Lewis, Director of Finance, will Johnson, Secretary of the Board
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m. of Directors, will receive sealed
Harrisburg, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 gener¬
(EST) on June 27 for the pur¬ bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on June 22
chase of $291,962 street improve¬ for the purchase of $680,000 gen¬ al obligation improvement bonds
ment special assessment limited eral obligation bonds. Dated July qffered. on June 1—v. 191, p. 2254
tax bonds. Dated June 1,
1960. 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1962 -r- were awarded to a syndicate
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 to
1985 inclusive. Principal and composed of Harriman. Ripley &
inclusive. Principal and interest interest
payable at the
County Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
(J-D) payable at the Cleveland Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬ W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., Sing¬
Trust Co., in Cleveland. Legality proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree er, Deane & Scribner, and Penapproved by Squire, Sanders & & Rankin, of Portland.
ington, Colket & Co., as 4s, 3s and
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
3.10s, at a price of 100.02, a net
Clackamas County, Oak Lodge
interest cost of about 3.09 %.
Upper Arlington City School Dist.
Sanitary District (P. O. Box
Ohio
New Cumberland Borough Author.
522, S. E. Arista Drive and
Bond
Sale
—
The
S. E. Oak Grove Blvd., Oak
$2,000,000
(P. O. New Cumberland), Pa.
school building bonds offered on
Bond Sale—An issue of $495,000
Grove), Ore,
June 1—v. 191, p. 1930 — were
Bond Offering—Roger H. Paine, school revenue 1960 bonds offered
awarded to a syndicate headed by District
Secretary, will receive on May 23 was sold to Butcher &
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Sherrerd
and
Dolphin
&
Co.,
of Chicago, as 3%s, at a price of June 21 for the purchase of $580,- jointly, with interest rates rang¬
000
100.029, a basis of about 3.74%.
general
obligation
bonds. ing from 3.15% to 4.35%. Dated
Other members of the syndicate Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 July 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
were
as follows:
Continental Il¬ from 1962 to 1971 inclusive. Call¬ 1963 to 1994 inclusive. Principal
linois Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬ able as of July 1, 1965. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the
cago, Phelps, Fenn & Co., Kidder, and interest (J-J) payable at the Cumberland
County National
Peabody & Co., R. W. Pressprich County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ Bank & Trust Co., in New Cum¬
& Co., H. J. Steele & Co., and ity approved by Shuler,
Sayre, berland.
Legality approved by
Breed & Harrison, Inc.
Wmfree &?, Rankin, of Portland.
Morgan,
Lewis
&
Brokius
of
Wickliffe City School District, Ohio Jackson County School District No. Philadelphia.
Note
Offering — Florence E.
549C (P. O. Medford), Ore.
Newport Borough Municipal Auth•
Bond Offering—Wilson G. Sla¬
Janet, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
(Pi O. Newport), Pa.
cation, will receive sealed bids ter, District Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
until noon (EST) on June 15 for sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
sewer revenue 1960 bonds offered
(PST)
until
the
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
June 21 for
$300,000 school
Dated
June
1,
on
—
—v.
3
Volume
191
Number 5959
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2571)
59
1
ijl
May 23
on
.
-?
sold to Butcher &
was
Sherrerd
and
jointly,
$10,000
Dolphin
follows:
as
as
3V2s.
Due
&
July
on
1,
4s. Due
4 Vfes.
as
July 1, 1970.
Due on July 1,
on
1975.
280,000
Bond
Harrisburg), Pa.
Offering
Charles
—
•
R.
(EDST)
as
43/4s.
Due
July 1,
on
2000.
chase
of
$25,260,000
series
revenue,
Dated
July 1, 1960. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
/Dauphin Deposit Trust Co., in
Harrisburg. Legality approved by
May 1, 1960.
B
Due
lease
Bond
Dated
1960 to 1999 inclusive. Callable
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Harrisburg.
sealed
as
Pennsylvania General State
Author. (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
1, 1970. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Mel¬
~y
Bond
Sale
fered
awarded
headed
bonds
to
Drexel
by
&
Bond
Co., Harri-
Sale—The
offered
..
awarded
—were
Housing
Ripley & Co., Inc., the First
Corp., and Kidder, Peabody & Co., with interest rates
ranging from 3% to 3.60%, at a
price of 98.23, a net interest cost
ri
of about 3.61%.
:
Other members of the syndicate
y
were
as
follows:
Smith, Barney & Co., Blyth &
Co.,
Inc.,
Lehman
Brothers,
Phelps,
Fenn &
Co., ^Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., B.
J. Van Ingen & Co., White, Weld
&
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Equitable Securities Corp.,
to
3s, at
as
191,
the
Home
and
Agency,
Federal
Finance
price of
a
2254
p.
par,
Bond Sale—The
$450,000 gener¬
al obligation funding and improve¬
ment
bonds
191,
a
June
on
1—
2146—were awarded to
p.
composed
group
Ripley
offered
&
Inc.,
Carl
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., F. S. Moseley & Co., Stroud
& Co., Inc., Yarnall, Biddle & Co.,
Alex. Brown & Sons, W. E. Hut-
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
ton
will
PUERTO
Co., A. G.
Becker & Co.,
Inc., Reynolds & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Hallgarten & Co., American Securities
Corp., Barr Brothers & Co., Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., Estabrook & Co.,
First of Michigan Corp., Roose¬
velt &
Cross, Butcher & Sherrerd,
Schmidt, Roberts t&^Parke, Sing¬
er, Deane & Scribner, Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath, Moore, Leon¬
ard & Lynch, Penington, Colket &
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.,
Stern Brothers & Co., C. F. Childs
rM
&
Co., William R. Staats & Co.,
Tucker, Anthony & R, L. Day,
Quirk & Co., Inc., J. W.
& Co., Janney, Dulles &
Battles, Inc., Green, Ellis & Anderson, New York Hanseatic
Corp., Ernst & Co., Rand & Co.,
Bacon, Whipple & Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co., Johnston, Lemon
& Co., James A. Andrews & Co.,
Puerto Rico
RICO
Rafael
—
Pico,
President of the Government De¬
receive sealed bids at his of¬
fice in New York, 45 Wall Street,
New
York
City, until 11 a.m.
(EDST)
chase
on
June
15 for the
pur¬
$17,000,000 public im¬
1960, series B bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
from
able
1961
to
of
as
1980
bank
inclusive.
July 1,
interest
and
(J-J)
Call¬
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
.
,
&
Co., Inc., Wallace, Geruldsen
& Co., Granberry,
Marache & Co., Granger & Co., John
Small & Co., Inc., C. C. Collings &
Co., Robert Garrett & Sons, Prescott & Co., Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., Inc., Watling, Lerchen &
Co., Robert L. Whittaker & Co.,
Zahner &
Co., Talmage & Co.,
Cunningham, Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc., Johnson & Johnson,
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Allan
Blair & Co., Evans & Co., Inc.,
Boenning
Guiness
Co.,
&
&
Chaplin,
McMaster
Mead,
,f)&j
Miller
&
Co.,
Shannon
Co.,
&
Co., Walter Stokes & Co., Wood¬
cock,
Fricke
Moyer,
&
French,
Walker
&
Co.,
100.094, a
price of
4.40s,
as
basis
of
about 4.39%
SOUTH
Bond Offering — Wm. R. Wise,
..City Manager and Engineer, will
receive sealed bids until Sept. 14
for the purchase of $1,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation sewage treatment
plant construction bonds.
Pickens
County (P. O. Pickens),
South Carolina
Bond Sale—The
courthouse bonds
.
.
Kalman
&
Co.,
Inc.,
M.
B.
to
Alester G.
Furman
Co., and J.
Co., Inc., jointly, as
3V2S and 3.40s, at a price of par,
a
net interest cost of about 3.47%.
York County School District
(P. O. Clover), S. C.
Bond
Offering—W.
Chairman
of
the
W.
Board
Inman,
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on June 21 for the
purchase of $80,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated July 1,
or
on
(J-J)
trust
Jan.
1
proved
mons,
from 1963
Principal and
payable at
company
any
bySinkler,
of Charleston.
Legality
Gibbs
"
to
in¬
bank
designated
the successful bidder.
H. V. Sattley & Co.,
May
on
Lee Peeler &
.Vick & Co., Pohl & Co., Inc., and
Inc.
offered
26—v. 191, p. 2146—were awarded
terest
Co.,
$400,000 county
&
by
ap¬
Si¬
National
J.
C.
Bradford
of
&
Illinois
Winthrop
Bank in
Nashville, Julien Collins
&
Co., Wachovia Bank
Co., of Winston-Salem.
$15,000,000 gen¬
&
Trust
191, p. 1931—were
syndicate headed by
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of
Chicago, First National City
Co., of Baltimore, Stern Brothers
&
Co., Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc., Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.,
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Courts &
Co.,
Industrial
National
Bank,
June
on
bonds
7—v.
awarded to
a
Bank, Chase Manhattan Bank, and
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Providence, City National Bank &
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago,
Folger,
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs &
Co., Inc.
Trust
Co., all of New York, at a price
net interest cost of about
3.31%, as follows:
of par, a
$5,000,000
Due
6s.
as
on
Oct.
3.40s. Due
as
14s.
as
Due
Oct.
on
l/10s. Due
as
on
Oct.
1,
were...as_.follows: Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.,
Equitable Securities
Corporation, C. J. Devine & Co.,
R. W. Pressprich & Co., First Na¬
of
National
Bank,
of
Co.,
American
Securities Corp.,
Corporation, Dreyfus
Co., Green, Ellis & Anderson,
Hayden, Miller & Co., Ball, Burge
&
Kraus, H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Sheridan Bogan Paul & Co., Inc.,
Blewer, Glynn & Co., A. Webster
Dougherty & Co., Fahey, Clark &
Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons, Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Byrd Brothers
and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
Memphis Board of Education,
Tennessee
Bond
eral
Sale—The $2,700,000 gen¬
obligation
June 7
—
v.
awarded to
bonds
offered
191, p. 1931
—
on
Chemical
$4,925,000 var¬
bonds, as follows:
Bank
New
York
Trust
bids
until
July
12 for-the
10:30
300,000 bonds
$1,700,000
tem
Buttrill,
as
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
follows:
water
and
on
$2,-
sewer
bonds.
revenue
of
sys¬
Due on
July 15 from 1962 to 1990 in¬
clusive. Callable
as
of
July 15,
1975.
600,000 general obligation bonds.
Due on July 15 from 1961 to
Dated
July 15, 1960. Interest J-J.
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dallas.
Legality
Fort Bend
County Water Control
Improvement District No. 2
(P. O. Richmond), Texas
and
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
$260,000
sanitary sewer
and
to
tax
bonds
was
4s, 4y4s and 4.30s. Dated June
1, 1960. Due
to
1990
June
on
from
1966
Principal
inclusive.
and
1
bonds.
Due
Dated
Nov.
on
1997
Nov.
15
15,
from
1960. Due
on
June 15
from 1962 to 1990 inclusive.
sewer
tion and land acquisition 1960
Due
on
1990
June
15,
1960.
inclusive.
June
1
from
1962
to
1,000,000
airport
improvement
1959, series A bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1960. Due on Jan 15
from
1961 to 1989 inclusive.
Harlingen Consolidated Indepen.
School District, Texas
Bond Sale—An
000
school
bonds
ries A-l bonds. Dated Jan. 16,
1960.
Due
on
Jan.
15 from
1961
to
Smith,
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Offering—J.
E.
Windom,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on June
21 for the purchase of $203,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
on
June
1
$1,300,-
unlimited
June
on
1
was
follows:
4y2s. Due
as
on
June
15
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
865,000
4.10s. Due
as
on
June 15
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows: Dallas Union Se¬
as
Co., Republic
National
Bank, Dallas, Commerce Trust Co.,
Kansas
and
from 1961
City, Julien Collins & Co.,
Fox, Reusch & Co.
Marion Rural High School District,
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
unlimited
was
to
1980
tax
sold
to
$120,000
schoolhouse
M.
bonds
Allison
E.
&
Co.,
Inc., and the Columbian Securities
Corp.,
follows:
as
$10,000
as
4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1960
1965
on Dec.
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
1
as 4%s.
from 1972 to
Due on Dec.
1979 inclusive.
1
Due
1
as
4y4s.
inclusive.
Due
14,000
26,000
'
as
4%s.
from 1980 to
on
Dec.
1989 inclusive.
Dated June
1,1960. Interest J-D.
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Legality
North Texas State College,
of
Tullahoma, Tenn.
Due
offered
as
$435,000
payable
interest
at the
Bond
1960
a
70,000
1990 inclusive.
and
issue of
house
syndicate headed by Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
rill
1,425,000 urban renewal 1960, se¬
Principal
the
ton.
and utility reloca¬
Dated
at
curities
1,000,000 fire department con¬
struction,
improvement
and
equipment 1960 bonds. Dated
500,000
payable
Bank, of Hous¬
Legality approved by Vinson,
Elkins, Weemg & Searls, of Hous¬
1957.
1960 to
inclusive.
June 15,
(J-D)
First City National
1960
Board
Regents (P. O. Denton), Texas
Sale—The $2,902,000 dor¬
Bond
mitory revenue bonds offered on
June 2—V, 191, p. 2147 — were
to the Federal Housing
awarded
and
Home
Finance
3y8s and 2%s, at
a
Agency,
as
price of par.
inclusive.
Port Arthur, Texas
Principal and interest
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(J-D) payable at the First Ameri¬
can
National Bank of Nashville., be received until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
June 29 for the
000
street
purchase of $620,improvement and re¬
funding bonds.
TEXAS
a
Bank, Chase Manhattan Bank and
,
D.
City Secretary, will receive sealed
sold to
$1,000,000 municipal airport
were
syndicate headed by
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of
Chicago, First National City
Offering—W.
tax
Co.
&
ious purpose
man
S.
Denton, Texas
Bond
ton.
bonds.
U.
approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
interest
Se¬
Interstate
v
for the purchase of
Inc., Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.,
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Courts &
Co., Industrial National Bank, of
Providence, City National Bank &
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago,
Folger,
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs &
Co., Inc., Fahnestock & Co.
&
Co., Interstate
Corp., First U. S. Cor¬
Dreyfus-&. Co., .Green,
Bond Offering — W. M. Carr,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on June 21
Co., of Baltimore, Stern Brothers
&
Co., Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
First
June
on
inclusive.
unlimited
Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust
Co.,
1978
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
Nashville, Tenn.
St.
Leftwich & Ross, Channer New¬
Securities Co., McDonnell &
to
as
Sutherland
Louis, "Roosevelt & Cross.
&
15, 1960. Due
1961
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the League
City State
Bank, of League City. Legality
Satley & Co., Sheridan Bogan Paul
& Co., Inc., Blewer, Glynn & Co.,
A.
Webster
Dougherty
&
Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., A. G. Ed¬
wards & Sons, Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson, Barret, Fitch, North &
Co.,
Byrd
Brothers and Ryan,
1,
1990.
Bank
from
Ellis & Anderson, Hayden, Miller
& Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus, H. V.
Other members of the syndicate
tional
15
sold
poration,
1989.
500,000
Dated June
system
Securities
from 1971 to 1988 inclusive.
500,000
composed
group
Securities Corp.,
Moreland, Brandenberger, Johns¬
ton & Currie, and Lovett Abercrombie & Co., as 4s, 33/4s and 3.90s.
Co., McDonnell &
Oct. 1
on
a
Fahnestock & Co., Leftwich &
Ross, Channer Newman Securities
1
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
9,000,000
sold to
was
1985 inclusive.
Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust
improvement
31
Company,
Robert
Co., Third National
&
offered
eral
Rothschild
District, S. C.
A.
&
The
Memphis, Tenn.
Metropolitan Sewer
inclusive.
McDougal
Bank
Salem.
1978
Co.,
Co., in New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Corp., Bacon, Whipple &
Greenwood, S. C.
Co., Baxter & Co., James A. An¬
Bond
Offering—Wm. R. Wise,
drews
&
Co., Inc., The Illinois
City Manager and Engineer, will
receive sealed bids until Sept. 14 Company, Robert Winthrop & Co.,
Third National Bank in Nashville,
for the purchase of $600,000 sani¬
Julien Collins & Co., Wachovia
tary sewer facilities construction
Bank
& Trust Co., of Winstonrevenue bonds.
Greenwood
Securities
Devine
& Co.,
First Na¬
Portland,
curities
Due
&
York Trust
Marine Trust Company of West¬
ern
New
York, Buffalo, L. F.
CAROLINA
C. J.
York, Buffalo, L. F. Rothschild &
Co., American Securities Corp.,
Bacon, Whipple & Co., Baxter &
Co., James A. Andrews & Co., Inc.,
New
a
H.
1960.
Overton
Bank
at
ISLAND
The
—
Inc., Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.,
Condon, Inc., Irving Lundborg &
able
Bond Sale—The
Equitable
Bond Sale—An issue of
$500,000
schoolhouse bonds offered on
May
of the Equitable
;
Boatmen's National Bank, of St.
Louis, Roosevelt & Cross, Marine
Trust Company of Western new
funding
Boatmen's
Sale
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., J.
;
$1,576,000
Chemical
.
Co.,
Union Planters National
Bank, of
Memphis, Dean Witter & Co., A.
G. Becker & Co., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Barr Brothers & Co.
pay¬
the
Oct. 1, 1989
on
R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
tional Bank of Oregon,
the
for
G.
Mc-
&
21
(J-J)
at
Is. Due
Co., Inc.,
Corporation,
Seattle,
to
Bond
Co.; A. G. Edwards &
Hutchinson
of
June
1
Seattle-First
$150,000 re¬
funding bonds offered on May 31
—v.
191, p. 2359—\yere awarded
RHODE
Central Falls, R. I.
Sons, Charles A. Parcells & Co,,
1
until
Oct.
on
1988 inclusive.
1990.
&
Oregon, Portland,
Seattle-First
National
Bank, of
Seattle, J. C. Bradford
&
Co.,
Union Planters National Bank, of
Memphis, Dean Witter & Co., A.
G. Becker & Co., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Barr Brothers & Co.,
Inc.,
Pierce
1:30
the
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
1975. Principal
payable at any
trust company
or
Sparks
Baker, Watts & Co., Blunt Ellis
& Simmons, Julien Collins & Co.,
Field
Richards
&
Co., Hayden,
/ Miller & Co., Laird, Bissell &
Meeds, A. E. Masten & Co., Mer¬
rill, Turben & Co., Inc., Newhard,
Cook & Co., Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson,
Tripp & Co., Inc., Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.,
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.,
Inc.,
McJunkin, Patton
&
Co.,
First
Southwest
Co.,
Rauscher,
purchase
of
provement
King,
?
(Commonwealth of)
Offering
bids
Due
Indepen.
School District (P. O. League
City), Texas
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Harriman
Ripley
County (P. O. Elizabeth'
Harriman
of
Inc., W. H. New¬
bold's Son
&
Co., and Yarnall,
Biddle & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.15, a basis of about 3.85%.
Bond
sealed
Clear Creek Consolidated
Oct. 1 from
on
3V2s.
as
as
and
Bond
Offering —
George, C.
Edens, County Judge, will receive
Co.,
M.
&
for
Principal and interest
Scranton, Pa.
v.
■%
M.
receive
ton), Tenn.
$8,500,000 first
June 8—v.
on
Boston
a
22
Carter
mortgage revenue, series D bonds
man
n
until
will
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
$300,000 dormitory revenue, series
1959 bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1999
Pennsylvania State University
(P. O. University Park), Pa.
of¬
syndicate
a
.
bids
180,000
Clifford
—
Legally approved by
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
Pittsburgh.
TENNESSEE
$25,000,000
revenue,
1,710,000
of
June 7—v. 191, p. 2254—
on
were
The
—
series
twelfth
Pittsburgh.
to
4V2s.
as
6s. Due
as
June 28 for the purchase of
$180,000 school building bonds.
on
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
College, Huron, S. D.
Treasurer,
June
on
of Nov.
lon National Bank & Trust Co., in
$810,000
2—v.
awarded
were
—
Offering
Caine,
~
'
June
on
Co., all of New York, at a price of
100.158, a net interest cost of about
3.42%, as follows:
from 1970 to
Huron
Nov. 1 from
on
2359
p.
$140,000 hospi¬
offered
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
pur¬
school
bonds.
Sale—The
bonds
191,
noon
June 29 for the
on
Bond
tal
Secretary of the State
Public School Building Authority,
will receive sealed bids until
DAKOTA
Edgemont, S. D.
Weimer,
as
35,000
SOUTH
Building Authority (P. O. 101
South 25th St.,
1965,
25,000
Pennsylvania State Public School
Co.,
Belton
"
"
:
Independent School District,
' •
Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed
be
received
until
5
bids will
p.m.
(CST)
VERMONT
Vergennes, Vt.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered on June
2—V.
'fiwwrf»M *
'
I
4
*?■
v
Hv'j
•t
i
V- i
.
d'/J
V
jj' y,
1
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•
'60
i
%>■:
,
■■/■
2360
p.
>.ys.
'
v.
,
i
i«
,
J)
^
»
Bond Offering—Sealed
J V,?i
will
'
•■JV/4
State
Wisconsin
101,
Room
office,
7?V:"
purchase of $730,000 school
Dated Feb.
I
)M'ii'.
■'!■'•
June, 15
on
from 1961
r
to 1990 inclusive.
I,
wv I
New
York
1
W"
''
St.
City.
lis;
Housing
Offering
Bond
Eva
!
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
"June 20 for the purchase
obligation
Dated June 1, 1960.
(PST)
on
school
Due on
bonds.
June 1
.
4
County, County Sch. Dist.
R.
Johnson,
.
issue
3°3
6%s, at
;
^
as
t'lM'
v
! I'
4U|H
from
The
Sale
yiY~f
to
'
™
water
bonds.
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-J)
interest
and
payable
all branches in Quebec, of the
bank
in the loan
mentioned
cedure.
pro¬
.
QUOTATIONS
BANK &
QUOTATION
'
<
.
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fUy
'
i
•
■
\>u
•>
■
!#:'
I'
'
'■
on
until
^^53e
at the Tow,'n
Treasurer'?offlce^ Le^
■;
A.
Tessier,
will
receive
(EDST)
p m
building
sch0ol
June
^ 1960
boston stock
•
detroit stock
QUOTATIONS
•
new york stock exchange-stocks
•
pacific coast stock exchange
•
philadelphia-baltimore stock
•
exchange
Due Qn June
exchange
exchange
pittsburgh stock exchange
/
exchange
•
midwest stock exchange
•
new york stock exchange—bonds
bonds.
offeriS—-Paul
GENERAL
•
domestic
-
canadian
June 21 for the
<EDST>
Due
wiv
e,
."
,
.j
inclusive.
VIRGINIA
»
i
r
^
-
•
v
2*
'
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ln
M
Sale—The
$645,000
:
•
.
domestic
'
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canadian
'
,
/
•
public utility stocks
•
railroad stocks
industrial bonds
•
real estate bonds
industrial and miscellaneous stocks
•
real estate stocks
•
insurance stocks
•
•
investing companies securities
1
railroad bonds
•
:
public utility bonds
•
7
•
equipment trusts (rr.)
•
exchange seats
•
federal land bank bonds
foreign government bonds
•
7
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mentioned in
procedure.
Notre-Dame-des-Prairies Parish,
dor¬
municipal bonos—
interest
nmofl,lirfl
the loan
Charleston), W. Va.
Bond
and
•
-
~
.
•
Principal
payable at all branches in
(J-J)
pi
Shepherd College, Board of Ed.catton, Shepherdstown (P. O.
-
iil'Jl''
T; r
July 1 from 1961 to 1980
on
QUOTATIONS
banks and trust companies—;
7
chase of $825,000 aqueduct and
sewer bonds. Dated July 1, 1960
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
'
mitory and cafeteria 1959 revenue
4
Quebec
Offering—Alphonse Belle-
Bond
M
receive
r! t'
will
Secretary-Treasurer,
mare,
si-V* 1'| |
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
until
8
united states government
p.m.
June 23 for the pur¬
securities
chase of $266,000 sewer and aque¬
^
i
duct
'
Due
1980
inclusive.
terest
t
•
system bonds. Dated July 1,
1960.
•$AP'
on
■
Principal
in¬
and
'
Offering
—
R.
•
Labreche,
\
Town
'hVi1
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
>
Pincourt, Que.
until
8
call loan rates
•
prime bankers'acceptances '
•
dow, jones stock averages
•
securities called for redemption
•
foreign exchange
•
time loan rates
•
money market
•
volume of trading
will
p.m.
June 20 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 various town im¬
7S I
OTHER
(J-J)
Bond
united states territorial bonds
July 1 from 1961 to
payable at
all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
7 V,:<| •
,A4i
american stock
•
•
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WEST
'U®
8
June 20 for the purchase of
Dated
a,
jfo;! ?
bids
$110>000
-,
«
STOCK EXCHANGE
QUEBEC
Offering-J.
sealed
gality approved by Preston, Thor-
4;H<4
■
1
In-
-
Secretary-Treasurer,
<ierB^
cipal and
CW:':
k®!
-'I 7
inclusive.
1980
>
*
,1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) payWall, able at all branches in Quebec of
'Town Clerk, will receive sealed the bank mentioned in the loan
bids until 8 p.m. l(PST) on June procedure. ..
.
.
20 for the purchase of $35,000 gen;
" * N
n
n
oral
obligation
library
bonds." 4 Bond
A
GrenDated June 1,1960. Due on June 1
■I;:; -;.
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WE GIVE
Quincy, Wash.
Offering — Ruth
.
<1
„
of
sold to J. L. Graham
to
,:
Bond
Finance
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issue
v
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Bond
7
An
—
Par'
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Separate
Disraeli School Commission, Que.
Committee, as 4y4s, at a price of
MlK
was
1961
v
$12,000 school
State
The
awarded
h, U"
Sale
terest J-D.
,»
II?
bonds.
jliKJjf
provement
1960.
Due
«"V
1980
Dated
July
1,
inclusive.
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4 $
terest
■-
*$*
V,f,4
JJt
|V
Bond
...forqou
:4 s.\
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casse,
receive
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La-
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
bids
NEW YORK
SUBSCRIBE
p.m.
sealed
until
8
(EDST) on^June 20 for the pur¬
of $110,000 school building
improvement* bonds. Dated
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
C8
25 PARK PLACE
TODAY
1 wish to subscribe to the
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!
7, N. Y.
|
for
i
Name
j
Address
,
j
and
.June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
*
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
*
•
I
Bank & Quotation
one year for the sum of $45.
J
and
4
[fSij-'l
Commission, Que.
Offering — Antoine
chase
*
p-
in
St. Anne de Roquemaure School
I
^
July 1 from 1961 to
Principal and in¬
payable at all
Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
ji'ii
•
on
(J-J)
branches
,.
improvement bonds
and
June 23 for the pur¬
$235,000
from 1961 to 1980
cipal
re¬
p.m,
price
a
& Co., Ltd., as 6M>s. Due on Dec.
/DUn^TC^°°' DY*wCtLNO'
(P.O.
Bond
,
'
Sale—The $375,000 school
Bond
Dated
at
Quebec
on
of
2
of
.
May 2
Gn
building series A bonds offered on
4
Ste.-Therese School Commission,
building
(EDST)
chase
until
bids
sealed
ceive
the loan procedure.
in
Poire,
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
•
W!;
ill i!1. ■.
r
branches
mentioned
$82,500 school debentures offered
and interest (J-J) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
at
i-■
at all
in Quebec, of the bank
payable
Offering—Fernand
City Secretary-Treasurer, will
School Board, Ont.
cipal
ill ;i;
t'
jointly,
Debenture
general obligation, series A bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin-
i
;* '#
um\
4 s
An
—
Whitby Roman Catholic
$8,000
June 17 for the purchase of
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?;<>'
Sale
of 97.00.
County ' Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
'
*
1980
Thetford Mines, Que.
Bond
Ltd., and Goss & Co.,
Denton,
Ltd.,
Tacoma), Wash.
Offering—L.
Bond
Mt'f
I1' 1:1
k i !'i • i
to
terest cost of about 6.27%.
p.m.
$182,500
water and
sewer
im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
(J-J)
2147
■
IS'M
■
1961
21
June
p.
Durocher,
School District
on
&
No. 47 (P. O.
on
8
FOR HARD TO FIND
$150,000 10 was sold to Burns Bros.
school debentures offeredMay
in
Pierce
July 1 from
will receive
(EDST)
for the purchase of
until
to
Rodrigue & Co., Ltd., as 51/2S and
Secretary-Treasurer,
bids
awarded
No. 2, Ont.
.
Debenture
Seattle.
(it
on
Westminster Township Roman
Catholic Separate
Tho?grfmsonP&VHdorbo wTtz^of
M.'
8
Que.
M. Simard,
Offering—J.
sealed
May 23—v. 191,
on
were
ONTARIO
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
-at the County Treasurer's office.
:i7'
until
(EDST) on June 21 for the
purchase of $207,500 water and
sewer
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
CANADA
of $40,000
from 1962 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
••
bids
offered
—
receive
life;'!
§|
general
sealed
Monday, June 13, I960
6s, at a price of 98.189, a net in¬
St. Honore Parish,
Bond
.
Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par.
Burgett,
will
—
Treasurer,
County
receive
procedure.
.
Finance
Home
and
Village Secretary-Treasurer,
Due
in the loan
,
Federal
the
to
awarded
—were
Ackinson Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
No. 98
m i
IV--:!
!l^'
$250,000 student
dormitory, series 1959 bonds
offered on June 2—v. 191, p. 2255
WASHINGTON
Clark County
Patrick Gag-
p.m.
nurse
*
—
interest
(J-J) payable at all branches in
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
terest
Offering
will
Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee,
Bond Sale—The
the loan procedure.
non,
Wisconsin
J.
Mtv
B<* id
,
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
in
will
St. Honore, Que.
1980 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Lexington.
Mth i
mentioned
™^ouse bonds. Dated July 1
Pu.e °.n
Tyt
( I
Prin-
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at
the
First National Bank,
in
,:«q
W'ui' ?
Tongen,
R.
County Cierk, will receive pealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on June
28 for the purchase of $1,000,000
for the
bonds,
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
(EST)
noon
|
•tl7.;
Offering—H.
Bond
Building, Richmond, until
Finance
<
(P. O. Portage),
Columbia County
i
MV"
:
WISCONSIN
Offering—J. Roland Roy,
and
Principal
inclusive.
School
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 20 for the purchase of
$465,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1961
to
1980
inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-J)
payable at all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
bids will
the
c/o
received
be
Treasurer's
Bond
Secretary-Treasurer,
of par.
Rockbridge County (P. O.
Lexington), Va.
!"-V
-
were
—
Commercial'and Financial Chronicle
Commission, Que.
awarded to the
Federal Housing
and Home Fi¬
nance
Agency, as 27/ss, at a price
2147
p.
VIRGINIA
s
t
,
were
—
St. Georges de Beauce
bonds offered on June 1—v. 191,
awarded to
Loker, Sparrow & Co.
191,
t
The
'(2572)'
,
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m:
interest (J-D) payable at all
in Quebec, of the bank
.mentioned in the loan procedure."
branches
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