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The COMMERCIALS FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
ESTABLISHED 1839
Volume
Number
193
New York
6065
General Corporation
Securities
The
Co.,
shares
(.par
York.
proceeds
INSURANCE
•
Files
—
cation
to
policy,
p.
in
diversifi¬
purchase was made in line with a
report two months ago,
investments that reflect the continuing improve¬
Corp.'s operating and financial position.—V.
192,
in the company's annual
stated
attractive
acquire
ment
In This Issue
the
America
1809.
'
i
■
New
The
to
are
for
used
be
advertising
and
American
and
promotion
capital.
working
First
Stock and Bond Quotations
ended Feb. 28, 1961, the company had record sales
of $9,300,000
and a net loss, including special charges, of $297,000,
equal to 65 cents per share on the 449,875 shares outstanding, it was
announced by Robert L. Rod, president.
The
loss
was
due
to several factors, Rod stated, including heavy
the
For
tures
for
new
a
period
same
a
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Corp.—Sales, Earns. Up—
Addressograph-Multigraph
that
announced
has
cents
the
same
last
period
year.
sales
world-wide
Consolidated
for
months
nine
the
April
ended
highest for any similar nine-month period in the
company's 68-year history.
Consolidated sales for the nine months
this fiscal ytar amounted to $120,245,614, compared "with $115,889,769
for the same period last year.
Consolidated net income for the nine-month period ended April 30,
1961
amounted
to
$9,154,691,
or
$1.42
per
share.
This
compares
with
$9,560,127,
or
$1.48
per
share
for the same period
of the
preceding year.
Consolidated sales for the 12 months ended April 30, 1961 totaled
30,
1961
the
were
Euclid.—V.
urban
The
class
corporation
A
shares
common
1,
June
on
Atlantic
from
and
Tucson,
Banks
to
for
agent
due
Trust
1,
has
been
appointed
York
New
principal amount 5%%
sinking fund
the corporation.—V. 193, p. 2429.
Inc.—Class A Common Registered—
5th Ave., Miami, Fla., filed a regis¬
on June 8 covering 100,000 shares
of
which 70,000 shares are to be offered for
public sale by the company and
30,000 sharse, being outstandingstock, by the present holders thereof.
The offering will be made at
$9 per share through underwriters headed by Clayton Securities Corp.,
Boston, which will receive a $1 per share commission and
$15,000
for
expenses.
The
registration
statement also
includes 3,000 out¬
standing class B common shares to be sold to the principal underwriter
by the selling stockholders at 10 cents per share.
The
company
is
primarily engaged
in
the styling, manufacture
and
sale
of
women's
and
misses'
dresses/misses' sportswear and
glamour swimsuits and beach ensembles, all of which, are sold under
its
brand
name
"Alix of Miami." The net proceeds from
the com¬
pany's sale of additional stock, estimated at $536,000, will be used
to improve the company's working capital position.
The proceeds will
become part of the general funds and may be applied to any corporate
This
2700 N. W.
with the SEC
of
company
statement
tration
A
stock,
common
,
Pursuant
shares
then
Mills,
each
wife
and
3,825
by
In
Alex
became
June,
30,000
1961,
the
B shares
book
value
had
A
and
Powell
own
94,604
and
sell
to
a
and
all
his
class
A
Childs
company
and
class
A
B
4,884
B
shares
outstanding,
class
shares,
Terminal
was
Barber
made of
Shops,
an
A shares, re¬
respectively, and
Inc.,
53-year-old
company
operating
barber
All-State
Barber
The
"Our
Shops.
purchase
price will
agreement
to
be paid
become
a
for those redeemed on or after
maturity will also be subject to
interest, through the operation of
1985
accrued
of
names
be purchased
the
and
underwriters
52
Bank
Continental
Bank
tional
52
of
Co.
Trust
&
New
&
Co.,
Inc
193,
p.
996,000
762,000
Co.,
"
762,000
378,000
New York Hanseatic
1,148,000
996,000
Co..
&
996,000
&
Wm.
1,148,000
996,000
Co
&
E. Pollock
Inc.
Boettcher & Co
1,148,000
Trust
$996,000
Co.
&
&
Brothers
Eberstadt
F.
York
Stanley
Morgan
Freres
Lehman
Na-
Chicago
of
Co.
Lazard
Co...
Sachs
Goldman,
1,148,000
Guaranty
Morgan
Dillon,
Union
Securities & Co
Eastman
New
Illinois
Amount
>*
Corp.. 3,070,000
Co
principal
the
afi follows:
by each of them are
$3,078,000
Corp
Trust
York
"is
important
an
in
move
our
program
extending
for
both barber shops and beauty salons, into more areas,
coverage of areas we now serve."
operates 19 barber shops in major hotels and office
buildings in New York, Pittsburgh and Baltimore, and a chain of 13
beauty salons in Manhattan and Brooklyn. In addition, Larry Mathews
Franchises, Inc., wholly-owned Terminal subsidiary of which Mr. Math¬
ews
is President, franchises the operation of beauty salons under the
Mathews name
in the Bronx and Queens, New York City;
on Longoperations,
our
and
for
intensive
more
Terminal
now
in Jersey
Island,
Baumann
Mr.
378,000
Corp.
2429.
tions,
tion
as
and
by an exchange of shares.
part of All-State Properties,"
and in Miami Beach.
continue, under the All-State
City and Paramus, N. J.;
and
Mathews
Mr.
will
Larry
women
in
beautiful
more
that
growing,
is
and
we
expect
to be
a
......
Altamil
Corp.—Acquisition—
Wood
wood
products
Indianapolis
Fernwood,
This
was
formerly
operated
Miss.—V.
facility
Wire
192,
will
p.
a
Box
2217.
Announcement
a
of
diversified
an
undisclosed
outstanding
the
purchase
amount
common
materials,
machinery,
and
& Telegraph Co.
—
To Redeem
shares
and
of
be
5%%
made
was
holding
made
jointly
by
Gordon
K.
1961—Month—1960
30—
expenses
Net
operating
after
Net
—V.
193,
The
its
of
be
income
charges
p.
—
9,420,194
5,721,022
9,150,179 38,432,205
35,089,929
5,290,255 236,107,709 223,167,221
2537.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Lautaro Nitrate
corporation has called for redemption on June
5%
debentures of 1956 due June 30, 1966 at
made
at
the
office,
company's
120
30, 1961, $40,000
100%. Payment
Broadway, New York, or
Chile.—V. 189, p. 2887.
Arcs Industries,
Inc.—Annual Report—
engaged in manufacturing electronic, electrical and
for the missile and computer industries an" in
providing engineering and other specialized services for U. S. Gov¬
ernment agencies, reported net sales of $1,055,685 for the year ending
Feb. 28, 1961—compared with $658,433 for the same period of last year.
This
related
company,
components
were
Republic.
$
48,470,036 210,256,187 193,949,693
29,960,883 134,639,149 118,606,810
6,300,680 23,592,164
27,160,438
3,058,294 13,592,669 13,092,516
6,544,655
taxes.
income
$
3,495,792
.
operating taxes
Other
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$
$
52,632,508
33,171,867
revenues
company,
and Victor M. Carter, president
purchased from Mf. Carter
represent about 13% of the 2,004,190
at
Earnings—
Santiago,
industrial
Greenfield, president of America Corp.,
and chairman of Republic. The shares
will
Period End. April
will
Corp.—Acquires—
corporation,
raw
called for redemption on July 10, 1961, all of
debentures due Nov. 1, 1986 at 107.75%.
Pay¬
the office of the Treasurer of the company.
has
company
outstanding
ment
Anglo
operated as another unit of
Division with headquarters
be
Bound
division of In¬
manufacturing assets
as
is now
the largest single stockholder in Republic Corp. through acquisition of
265,420 common shares of the Los Angeles-based film processing and
plastic products maker.
for
Mr.
Products
The
its
Federal
has
corporation
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
at $3 through H. P. Black
filed a
for
used
be
American Telephone
Operating
dianapolis Wire Bound Box Co. whose principal
were
acquired by Altamil earlier this year.
The
to
are
Operating
purchased the Clay Wood Products Co. of
Clay, Kentucky, manufacturer of skids, pallets, and other wood prod¬
ucts
used
by industry in storing, handling and shipping materials,
G. L. Canfield, Altamil President, announced.
Clay
proceeds
move
2741.
This
1961
1,
Debentures—
aggressively to meet
to promote the many
shall
June
on
(par one cent) to be offered
shares
working capital.
major
business.
the rising demand for beauty
treatments, and
improvements that are being
made today in beauty salon equipment and techniques.
Within a short
time we hope
to have a nationwide chain of owned and franchised
salons, all the most modern the industry contains.
"Certainly the 700 loyal employees of Terminal can all expect to
find new opportunities in the expansion we have in mind."—V. 191,
p.
corporation
Washington, D. C.—Files
Exchange Commission—
and
Co., Washington, D. C.
The
join fully in the expectation of a vast further expansion in the
said Mr. Finkelstein, "That is what first brought
All-State's and Terminal's managements together. The business of mak¬
"We
The
common
and
"We
factor
Securities
&
Terminal
oversubscribed and the books
193, p. 2537.
American Orbitronics Corp.,
With
opera¬
the
of
hair-dressing field,"
ing
closed.—V.
opera¬
executives
Foundry Co.—Secondary Stock
15,
Smith Inc., was
Fenner &
Mathews
as
&
1961 it was reported that a second¬
ary
offering of 232,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $47.75 made through Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Offering—June
will John R. Brown, Vice-President for the barbering
a familiar figure in
the industry for 38 years.
ownership,
America
agreement to sell all the shares of the
beauty
to
said,
Altamil's
holdings.
salons in major metropolitan areas of the United
Properties, Inc.
The announcement came jointly from Jerry Finkelstein, Chairman of
the Board,
and Herbert Sadkin, President, of All-State;
and Jay S.
Baumann, President, and Larry Mathews, Vice-President, of The Ter¬
and
States,
ports
100%
to
plus
to
Securities
Blyth
will
of Brookfield
the company.
were
held
by
All-State Properties, Inc.—To Acquire—
Announcement
minal
1970
1,
The bonds of the
of bonds
Chemical
._.
in
shops
March
1984.
1,
Boston
First
and
and 48% by Powell,
respectively will be issued.
of
$64,135
at April 1961.
class
116,000
25,116
20,151
class
Schneidman,
class
class
and
proposes
Alex
of
1,755
stock
30.000
Schneidman
spectively,
shares.
common
Brookfield
the
owned
vice-president,
the 166.6 common
Schneidman, president,
1961,
issued and outstanding capital stock
exchange for 9,000 class B shares of
outstanding
shares
of Brookfield,
10614
Schneidman,
which
Of
B
and
May,
in
250
Tanya
The
Powell,
in
the
all
Inc.
the
for
V.
class
116,000
acquire
recapitalization
a
outstanding
Luther
and
Of
to
and
subject
Amount
.
of
purpose.
Lakes
working
of
1981
Great
the
Eight
will
be
UNDERWRITERS—The
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
Mathews
Company
$15,000,000
June
Alix of Miami,
class
will
American Machine
Manufacturers
The
India,
completion,
bonds
amount
—V.
Aldens, Inc.—Appointment—
debentures
and
Mediterranean,
Adriatic, Black
Ceylon and Burma. The company
the
and
Pakistan,
vessels.
29
upon
The
capital.
paying
the
by
Marine
vessels are presently under construction
replace existing vessels.
to redemption at par, plus accrued in¬
terest, in the event of the total loss or requisition of title of a vessel
and
in
certain other limited
contingencies. Otherwise, the bonds of
the
1961-69 maturities may not be redeemed prior to maturity. The
bonds
of
the
1985
maturity will be subject to redemption at any
time on or after March 1, 1970 at optional redemption prices ranging
from
103J/2%
for
those
redeemed
during
the
12
months'
period
and,
of
...
Merchant
of $4,500,000 each,
mortgage on one of
'
States
United
Morocco
Seash and
by
interest
and
the
series
a first
Broadway, New York City,
is a
and passengers in regular service
primarily
between
ports
on
the
North
routes,
the
to
secured
of
XI
four
of 39
freight, mail
of
of
Title
in
vessels.
new
Lines,
trade
coast
operates
1
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Ariz.—
writing.
...
The proceeds are to be used for purchase of a contract and
water
principal
to
as
under
issued
each
Lines
Export
Portugal
Red
and
terms
Export
by
insured
are
being
are
essential
on
57
11
Federal Reserve System
filed a "Reg. A" covering 25,000
be offered at $10, without under¬
1961
$1)
(par
carrier
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Corp.,
in
American
51
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member
were
America
of
1936,
American
News..
Offerings....
Dividends Declared and Payable
which
States
redemption at par,
the sinking
fund.
State and City Bond
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
bonds,
of
identical
—
General Corporation and Investment
1001.
p.
Development
Land
Airmex
Files
191,
The
Act
March
with
compared
the company. The issue
serial bonds, which mature
offered at prices to yield from
of
$6,224,000
4.25%, and $11,776,000 of 4V2% term bonds, due
beginning
Consolidated net income
totaled
$12,288,771,
that publicly offered on June
issued by
Sept. 1, 1985, priced at 100%.
Miscellaneous Features
1961
30,
of
to
United
41
41
York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Bonds Offered — The
Securities Corp. were
—
Childs
and
a group
Sept. 1, 1961-69 and
2.65
Exchange
Stock
Transactions New
$147,858,200 for the same period a year
for the 12-month period ended April
or
$1.91
per
share,
compared with
$11,904,813 for the prior 12-month period, or $1.85 per share.
The
Cleveland-based
company,
one
of the world's largest
manu¬
facturers
of
business
machines,
recently announced plans for con¬
struction
of
a
42 %
increase in its manufacturing facilities in sub¬
$160,318,023.
ago.
consists
Canadian Stock Exchange
per
for
17
29
34
39
39
39
39
41
42
42
Toronto Stock Exchange
43
Over-the-Counter Markets
47
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages^..
41
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 41
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
41
Montreal
reached an all-time high and amounted to $3,718,147, or
share, compared with $3,441,856, or 53 cents per share
also
year
Ward
B.
J.
Corp.
Marine bonds
chant
41
41
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
consolidated world-wide'
sales
for the
third quarter
of the current fiscal year ended April
30, 1961 were the highest for any quarter in the company's 68-year
history.
Consolidated sales for this quarter amounted to $42,744,396
compared with $41,087,289 for the same quarter last year.
Consolidated net income for the third quarter of the current fiscal
President
—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
ago,
year
Stock Exchange-
Boston
Acoustica had sales of $8,106,788
and
net
earnings
of $240,879, equal to 63
cents a share on the
377,142 shares then outstanding.—V. 193, p. 2429.
the
For
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
costs of moving a majority of company opera¬
and extensive research and development expendi¬
line of ultrasonic products.
Los
to
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock
write-offs,
Angeles,
inventory
tions
New York Stock
Boston
Lines, Inc.
1961 $18,000,000 of U. S. Government Insured Mer¬
13,
Page
year
Export
joint managers of
Acoustica Associates, Inc.—Sales High, Net Low—
58
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
•
Greenfield said
Mr.
June 1, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
10 cents} to be offered at $3, through Marshall
corporation on
common
INDUSTRIAL
•
Commission—
Exchange
and
N. Y.
New York,
Productions, Inc.,
U.
T.
A.
With
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
$1.25
and Investment News
-
RAILROAD
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, June 19, 1961
Net
is
earnings
equivalent
after
to
taxes
24 cents
were
per
with $11,636. This
the current year, based on.
$76,232 compared
share on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2662)
shares outstanding, compared to six cents
based on 200,000 shares outstanding.
Martin Kane, Board Chairman, noted that the company has become
publicly held
through the sale of 100,000 shares in March 1960.
He
added:
"Much
of the sales
increase was due to the increased
results
of
Arcs
Research & Development Corporation, a subsidiary,
and from operations in production of specialized electronic, mechanical
and
electrical components for the computer
and missile industries."
Sales of Machinery Builders, Inc., acquired March 1, 1961 was not
320,000
an
average
of
the
previous
year,
included.—V.
193,
in
Co.—President's
Aluminum
Altex
Arnold
President
the
of
Aluminum
Altex
of
fiscal
our
in
Co.,
letter
a
will
ending
year
to
the
shown
two
of
which
signs
1960,
wall
of
1961
exceeded
the
trend
had con¬
the
of
,Morris
backlog of more than a million dollars
conditions of the building industry as a
turning upward from the deep recession
of
into
which
the
attributed
he
in
the
emphasized
last
a
realignment
a
diversified
company
"large part
year."
in
the net
of
the
of
was
Acres
substantial
in
In
the
of
1960,
savings and
settlement,
the
against
near
in
the
Hollywood,
possible
sellers
of
of
the
and
original $1
amortization
million debentures
payments
SIDNEY
the twists
and changes
for
the
future
selling Arnold Altex
in 1960, has resulted
for the future, he said,
the
resultant
in
the
company's
by
closed
six
will
have
the
cancella¬
he
said,
system
in
Miami
and
a
voluntary
reductions
for
is
$25,000
over
Morris
industry
salesmen.
lesser
well
save
regional
costs," and
overhead
regional
plus
made,"
building
the
accounting
annually,
officers,
personnel,
when
of
had
through
areas
by
we
Altex
saving
six
$25,000
10%
savings
period
all
of
of
of
executive
the
Arnold
said,
fully
"will
a
year.
continue
surrendered
received
by
due,
them,
and
moves."—V.
then
191,
realize the
benefits
A'-A
602.
p.
full
of
V; '
all
of
revived,
these
and
the
constructive
A'!/A'A
>
$900,000
Aurora Investment
interest
waived
Altex
Arnold
will
company
See
was
Co.—Sale Approved—
Continental Commercial
Corp.,
'
below.
Corporate issues sold publicly in the week through June 14 aggregated an impressive
$352,552,610. Of this amount, $196,620,000 were in long-term debt obligations. The
closed with a firming of corporate bond prices and a moderate decline in
Treasuries. New corporate issues added to the Chronicle's calendar were $232,080,000.
Municipal offerings in the week ending June 14 came to $250,589,000 and taxexempts added to the Chronicle's June 15 municipal calendar of larger issues were a
resounding $394,681,500.
•
A V
.
■/■■
week
BROWN
surmise than to be able to know
savings
reduction
of
that
the
sales
centralization
"All
Fla.,
property
of $60,000 now
payments
group
profits
the
"with
non-officer
experienced
fiscal
suit
a
tract
annual
also
reported
bring
salary
into
settlement
Driftwood
$45,000
debentures.
continuing
The
real
and
1959
loss
the
warehouses
will
Morris
Mr.
of
the
of
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
'
building
aluminum
Oct.
By
spending and debt actions.
relieved
tion
April
that
a
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
It is easier to
and
and
division
years."
letter,
company
Recent
stockholders reported
the black for the last
to
"in
be
last
March
both
for
months
'The curtain
he said, had
the "general
and
ventures
estate
Report-
31."
Morris said he based his predictions upon
the results of manage¬
ment's intensive campaign to reduce costs and to procure new business.
months
firm,
his
In
sales
same
May.
have
whole
the
Morris,
B.
Morris
Arnold
that
six
into
orders,
by
Debentures Retired—
that
the
lor
products
and
2321.
p.
said
He
sales
tinued
.
.
in Federal
At least the Federal Reserve imparts each week impor¬
.
that the Treasury has
crystalizea its thought as to how much in the red it believes it will have to go,
the securities market now can stop guessing about this in making its investment
pricing and volume decisions—until there are grounds again to indicate another
change. The 1958 ceiling changes are still fresh in our minds. The market also
knows from the recent Department of Commerce-Securities Exchange Commission
indicators
tant
•
the
cognoscenti
its
the
both
addition,
Now
total backlog is
it will be down
and municipal debt issues compared to last week.
float
four-week
bond
corporate
about $100 million in corporate
week
area
and
observed
we
to the
being added
a
predominance of equities out of the total of new issues
we find this trend in
15 corporate new issue calendar. Last
Chronicle's calendar of June 8. Again
week's additions to the Chronicle's June
calendar had added to it three preferreds totaling $54 million at par
estimated $131.5 million in common stock and but two debt issues of
$45 million. Some might deduce that the higher cost of recent bond financing while
the present stock market remained at its high level has made equity method look
more attractive. Others might
see here a presaging warning that the stock market
Thursday's
value,
is
28-DAY
Corporate
an
is
This
own.
total
42,440,000
84,670,000
$523,624,000
$904,676,750
$761,266,650
$510,472,750 ' $250,793,900
seen
adding
pressure
$460,658,500 $1,365,335,250
$452,500,000 $1,213,858,650
$1 million or more. New York City Housing Authority will solicit bids on June
for $11,516,000 Temporary Loan Notes (June 19, 1961-June 13, 1962), and Con¬
bids on June 22 for $51.5 million in notes (July 14, 1961- July 13,
1962). The municipal data also excludes $177 million Massachusetts and $160 million
necticut will take
Florida Turnpike Authority negotiations.
NOTE: Add
June 28
$18,134,000 to municipals' float which includes $10 million Dallas, Texas,
offer.
* ..■pi :,;i
'
■Total Formal Backlogi
Corporate
ATotal
<
estimates place the gross require¬
1. In JulyA
alone anywhere from $3 to $5 billion will be needed in addition to refunding close
to
(32)
$634,602,750
(39)
282,918,400
(35)
196,392,450
(29)
$776,471,150 (67)
without
bonds
$830,995,200
(68)
$626,499,000
dates
bondsi.
Treasury's' financing needs, various
billion for'the first half of the fiscal year beginning Jdly
Last Week
$493,552,750
Corporate bonds with dates
assigned offering dates.
the
68,300,000
138,750,000
20
set sales dates have managed to hold
price since the backlog of issues with
formidable ones just on the verge of being
at
722,496,750
*
on
ments
Financings
291,210,000
4,300,000
54,080,000
64,000,000
This Week
dates is rather large and there are some
for
431,286,750
37,500,000
local tax-exempt obligations with
State and
As
$111,068,500 " $435,788,500
$381,052,750
week's
apt to decline in the near future.
their
$324,720,000
26,500,000
42,230,000
Total
Last
Total of Both
* Municipals
$129,720,000
313,964,000
23—$195,000,000
June 26-June 30__ .117,322,750
3-July 7__
July 10-July 14—
SUPPLY
Total
Corporates
.Stocks
June 19-June
July
VISIBLE
Corporate
Bonds
the
decline. While this week's financing will be strong,
beginning to
last
actions.
survey
is still not
Last
to
as
of capital spending plans that a strong resurgency in this
in view though there may be a pick-up in investing this summer.
quarterly
In
to
billion) in debt which is coming due this August 1. In September there are
$10
$10
$1.5 billion in debt in tax notes coming due.
V.
(98)
$285,893,900(114)
612,895,000(251)
696,374,760(233)
$1,239,394,000(349)
$982,268,660(347)
*$2,015,865,150(416)
f$636,317,500 (84)
$1,813,263,860(415)
Corporate stocks with dates—
Corporate stocks without dates.
v
Total stocks
Secretary of the Treasury Robert V. Roosa's testimony on June 6, in con¬
with postal fee raises, revealed that he foresees a $3 billion deficit in the
current fiscal year (1961) ending this month, a $3.6 fiscal 1962 debt
(the fiscal
Under
nection
begins next July 1), and
year
clue
no
to
as
the
amount
of
a
Total
Federal
spending
we
can
expect
as
a
firm
expansion
ing
the
may
same.
domestic
dates
the
Department
that there is
no
of
Justice
million
and
interpretive ruling
just
the
become
six
are
keen.
This Week
Total corporate
corporate
debt
WEEK'S
issues
are
up
The
on
Thursday and the State of Delaware will be doing the
same
equities
Lu
ii
are holding up the corporate backlog and municipals show
backlog and slight increase in the four-week float.
CHANGES
IN
THE
PAST
a
the
Week
of
Kaiser
26-June 30: 435,000
shares of American
Photocopy Equipment Co.,
547,128 shares of Fidelity Bankers
shares of Ford Motor Co., common;
Corp.,
common;
2,750,000
Aluminum
&
Chemical
Corp.,
units of Special Metals, Inc.; 375,000 shares
common;
$20
million
Automatic
Canteen
of America,
Co.
debentures; $7,822,000 International Silver Co., debentures; and in
municipals—$30 million Georgia State Highway Authority; $42.5 million San Diego,
Calif.; $29.5 million Harris Cty., Texas; $120 million Kentucky Turnpike Authority;
$15 million Maryland State Roads Comm., Md.; $50 million Tennessee Valley Auth.,
Tenn.
Week
the
of July 3-July
7: $7.5 million Chock Full O'Nuts Corp., debentures;
300,000
shares of Diamond Crystal Salt Co., common; $15 million General
Acceptance Corp.,
inducement made available to banks with Treasury accounts. They were
p» emitted to pay for the Treasury "strip" bills offered June 8 via a bookkeeping
credit.
They took up $736 million of the $1.8 billion 90-day bills.
The June 14
1,728,337 shares of Terry Industries, Inc., common; 320,000 shares '.of
Vic Tanny Enterprises, Inc., common; 8,000 units of Canandaigua Enterprises
Corp.;
and in municipals—$4.3 million Jackson U. S. D., Mich.
>
debentures;
r<-unancing Ruction resulted in yields falling after a four-week rising trend. Bank
ns to business—despite last week's increase—still remain below the total for last
.
Week
their idle funds in Treasury bills.
Continuation
Federal Reserve's production index may cause
a
volatile change in 13-week and 26-week bills should they be sold by banks and
corporations to raise cash in step with the recovery. This is the danger of a Federal
10-July 14: $5 million in units of Apache Realty Corp.; $5 million
Mountain Enterprises, Inc., Common; 218,000 shares of World Color
of July
Superstition
co
Press, Inc., common; $8 million California Electric Power Co., bonds; 200,000 shares
of Texas
Eastern Transmission Corp., preferred
and $30 million in debentures;
40,000 shares of Brockton Edison Co., preferred; and in municipals—$5,580,000 FlinL
Mich,; $18.8 million Los Angeles, Calif.; $13.5 million Memphis, Tenn.; $7 million
Sacramento-Yolo-Port Dist., Calif.•
A,-..
)t
in
the
in
$4.5 million in units of Apache Corp.;
Insurance
Massachusetts Electric Co., bonds; 53,125
highly concentrated in short terms. It makes the Fed's credit control task that
ch harder. The production index rose sharply from 105 in April to 108 in May.
It was 110 a year ago May—the start of the recession.
-A
expected
$38,799,500 Hunt, Foods & Industries, Inc., debentures; $6,250,000 Southeastern Capi¬
tal Corp., common; $25 million Australia (Commonwealth of),
bonds; $17.5 million
special
oe
of June
common;
Life
considerably aided
by the drop in Federal Funds without Federal Reserve "open market" purchases.
Tiie surprising gold inflow continued though the reasons for it are still unannounced.
Last Wednesday registered a low and a close of Vs% in Federal Funds from a high
oi lA%. The next day, June 15, it went up to a high of 2% and closed at 1%%—the
same timely rate as-during the A.T.&T. refinancing of two weeks ago.
ye %r. Banks undoubtedly are placing
he favorable May increase in the
issues
Nashville, Tenn.; $7 million Norfolk, Va.; $3.6 million Oyster Bay, N. Y.; $5,220,000
Pittsburgh, Pa.; $4,577,000 Babylon Unified Sch. Dist. 3, N. Y.; $3.5 million Kent
State University, Ohio; $25 million (State of) Texas; $10,630,000 Delaware (State of).
decline
was
municipal
Edison Co. of N. Y., Inc., bonds; 551,250 shares of Eurofund, Inc., com¬
1,670,000 shares of Gulf Oil Corp., capital; $60 million in debentures of Union
Oil Co. of Calif, due June 1, 1991 and $60 million in debentures due June 1, 1986;
450,037 shares of Northern Illinois Gas Co., common; and in municipals—$4 million
was
Helping to keep the past week's Treasury bill yields lower and bids higher
and
corporate
solidated
WEEK
week's swollen volume of municipal and corporate sales
larger
weeks:
mon;
immediately below summarizes the 28-day float of corporate and munici¬
the total
the
of June 19-June 23: $20 million Brooklyn Union Gas Co, bonds; $5 million
Capital for Technical Industries, Inc., common; 387,500 shares of Fox-Stanley Photo
Products, Inc., common; 285,000 shares of Permian Corp., common; $50 million Con¬
in calling for bids on its $10,630,000 bonds.
in
four
are
Week
pals scheduled to be publicly offered. The tables further below depict both the
total formal backlog of firm offerings made, and an indeterminate one where impor¬
tant details have not been spelled out so as to indicate firm offering intentions.
The
following
next
and 45 municipal obligations announced for
for bidding and the remaining four are to be
All the
million
The table
Last Week
$1,300,000,000
LARGER PROFERRED OFFERINGS
FINANCING
$60 million each, the State of Texas will be in the market for funds to the tune
next day
stocks and bonds.l
$1,400,000,000
The totals of the formal and the indeterminate backlogs add up to a gross figure
of $3.2 billion. Last week it was $3.1 billion.
will be
of $25
Total Indeterminate Backlog
,
doing the same for $7 million. On Wednesday, Union Oil Co. of Cali¬
fornia will rely on Dillon, Read & Co. to negotiate two different debenture issues
of
for October. Also, does not include the Florida
Turnpike negotiations still without formal offer¬
ing date.
tax-exempts are asking for competitive bids. Today Brooklyn
Union Gas Co. will offer for competitive bidding $20 million bonds. Tomorrow,
Consolidated Edison of New York will seek bids for $50 million bonds and Norfolk,
Va.
set
the Massachusetts
,
this week. Two of the former
negotiated.
issue
4V\% interest rate limitation in issuing long-term government bonds.
THIS
There
preferreds with dates and $7,668,000 in
or under $300,000 with
dates.
but is exempt from state-local and personal
Excludes reported Grand River Dam Authority's $35
taxes.
bond
other month holding
private market for funds. Corporate and municipal issuers no longer will have the
interest rate limitation as a crutch to lean on if the competition for loanable funds
to
(83)
exempt
tax
property
temporary $5 billion rise in the debt
Thus, if business continues to improve as we all so earnestly hope and anticipate,
there should be no problem of the Administration being able to compete in the
were
$687,947,000
f Includes TVA's $50 million bond issue set for June 28 which is not
ceiling to $298 billion ought to give it sufficient elbow room in terms of present
trends and projections. An addition to the Administration's financing-elbow room
was
without
104
and
federally
spending for what it believes are unmet social needs.
Administration is seeking a
Includes $67,000,000 in five
four preferreds without dates. Also, 18 issues at
In
The fact that the
municipals with dates
*
recovery
generate proportionately larger revenues with tax rates remain¬
view of world conditions seemingly unlikely to improve, it is
doubtful any surplus created will go into debt retirement. Even with a lessening
of international political tensions, one can expect the Administration to hike its
and
corporates.—
Total
balanced budget in 1963. This, incidentally, serves
,
.
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June 15, 1961.
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A"
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*
Volume
193
6065
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
corporation
with
statement
of
the
Fifth
630
SEC
9
June
on
electricity
New York filed a registration
covering $7,500,000 of interests
Ave.,
pertaining to a general program of
a general practice an exploration agree¬
ment will not be entered into except with a selected person who shall
make
a
commitment for aggregate
exploration budget advances in
amounts aggregating not less than $60,000 for the period of 12 months
commencing as of the effective date of his agreement and for each
period of 12 months thereafter, subject to adjustment or termination.
exploration agreements
exploration for oil and gas. As
For
agreed,
ment,
its
latter
and
interests
through Austral Oil took the initiative in founding
the company which proposes to provide facilities for
in the direct ownership of property
oil and gas prospects,
properties and leases and in the
Paine,
&
chairman,
a
will
debentures
$22,800,000
mission on
be
W.
The
Trask
by
Garrett
Ohio
Childs
—V.
&
the
■.
"Mason,"
Bayuk
Ruskin,"
t
President.—V. 193,
Board
2431.
p.
Chairman,
John
and
W.
Cox
Radio
Mfg.
Co.
of
Inc.,
Other
Net
—V.
ates
car,
N.
unuer the
"Black
Crows"
estimated
sales
net
of
and
a
wide
to
them
for
the
air
Product—
and
interior,
car
installed
is
Ricketts
Mr.
said.
negative
is
on
The
first
the
auto
ions
on
one
is
calling
produced
the
device
Studies
tive
the
to
air
passenger's
a
that
shown
have
ions
addition
the
the
in
car
respiratory
certain
of
stimulates
the
This
system.
amounts
filtering
enables
of
1961—Month—1960
unlike
both
certain
types of purifiers
positive
The
and
Vionizer
negative
conditioner,
conditioning
from
unit
Automotive
which
functions
the
utilize
$
137,367,695
taxes—
5,141,400
5,062,900
20,332,600
19,986,700
taxes.
1,801,333
1,902,347
7,258,854
7,667,118
income
to
easily
to
Vornado
a
said,
Ricketts
automobile.
for
sales
193,
ing
capital and
other
5,452,213
4,832,810
4,970,547
,•'*
'
)
■
have been underway
for an
European aircraft companies interested
the Boeing-Vertol program in Europe.
ex-,
in
share
921,210
on
not
reflect
the
net
profit
&
reported
company
to
equal
outstanding shares
approxi¬
of
capital
realized
Dunlap,
in
Inc.
contribution
May
common
the
to
em¬
to 23.0%
the
of
consolidated
total
net
shares
income
outstanding.
after
taxes
for
the
nine
March
'
■
21,936,024
19,186,982
Co.,
June
on
Corp.,
below.—V.
193,
1447.
p.
1961
filed a "Reg. A" covering 160 000
be offered publicly at $1, through
Colo.
for repayment of loans, the
purchase of
to
Springs,
to be
are
working
2,
cents)
25
(par
Colorado
used
capital,
and
general
corporate
purposes.
Brown Manufacturing Co.—Common Reg'd—
whose
company,
address
is
Prudential
Plaza,
Chicago,
111.,
registration
basis
&
through
underwriters
Simmons.
be
to
The
The
supplied
by
is
company
public
headed
by Loewi & Co. and
price and underwriting
offering
Blunt
terms
amendment.
engaged
principally in the manufacture and sale
of photo-mechanical equipment,
including large scale precision cameras
-
■
Chemical
&
statement
with
the
SEC
on
June
12, covering
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public
by the holders thereof.
The offering will be made on an all or
Ellis
21,614,269
19,663,906
Distillers
shares
&
for
four
color separation work.
Most of the company's sales are to
printing and publishing industry.
In addition to certain indebted¬
ness, the cpmpany has outstanding
4po,680 ;shares of common stock,
.
of
'*
•
proceeds
from
financing
the
will
be
used
by
subsequently
the purchase of inventory,
for
used
This
corporation
registration
'
public
the
completion
consist
of
outstanding.—V.
financing,
authorized
193,
outstanding
common
shares
which
Birtcher
..
Cecil
Parts Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
Corp.—Acquisition—
000
incurred
will
used
and
be
as
a
in
prospectus
a
other
to
working
connection
used
to
down
equipment
all
200,000
~
to
dated
Gardena,
May
and
tions
Calif,
filed
15,
1961,
on
the
registration statement
initial subscriptions
all
cancelled.
were
presently
short-term
of
capital
accounts
with
purchase
payment
equipment
additional
the
on
under
already purchased; $100.equipment; $100,000 will be
purchase
lease;
of
$215,000
certain
will
be
real
property
used
borrowings; and the balance will
to be used principally for carrying an
receivable.—V.
193, p. 2432.
to
retire
be
bank
added
increased
Burndy Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—June 12, 1961,
it was reported that $5,000,000 of this firm's
promissory
notes, due June 1, 1976, had been sold privately through
2211.
p.
St.,
The
the
2540.
pursuant
capitalization
of
Figueroa
company manufactures
and
distributes multiple spindle turret
drilling machines and related equipment and accessories.
It is engaged in an expansion program.
Of the net proceeds of the stock
sale, $200,000 will be used to pay bank borrowings and other
obliga¬
i
manufacture such teaching machines
may
be designed and developed by
current
of
1,000,000
South
15001
prior
volume
Upon
of
statement
common
conditions
as
this offering.
The
subsequently withdrawn on June 6
subsequent transactions in the stock
and
-
Berlant.
.are
to sen 17,000 shares.
same
interconnected
company also proposes to
other audio-visual aids as
President, pwns 445,560 shares and proposes
Joseph F. Vancata, a Vice-President, owns
and
was
laboratories recently developed
Through, the
of
to
aiid
Automonitor Corp., Culver City, Calif., proposes
distribute xaiv-uase
and
Brown,
shares,
with
the
SEC
on
June
8
covering 190 000
stock, of which 100,000 shares are to be offered
for public sale by
the company and 90,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by Fred G. Burg, president.
The
public offering price and
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment.
Shearson,
Hammill
Sc
Co.,
New
York
City,
heads
the
list
of
underwriters.
According
to
the
prospectus,
these
shares
were
previously offered
'
purposes.
The
Mr.
A.
Burgmaster Corp.—Refiles SEC Registration—
the
employment of individual booths for each
to the teacher and serviced by magnetic tape
pupils are able to practice oral lingual facility during
most of the class period and at the same time be subject to individual
review and the reception of individual assistance by the instructor.
and
W.
153,680
39,4bo snares and proposes
facilities,, the
i
sell
a
by Emmanuel Berlant, President. These laboratories are audio-electronic
classroom
installations
designed to enable a single teacher to give
continuous
instruction
to
an
entire
class,
principally
in
foreign
student
Which
to
shares
corporate
manufacture
to
create
removing
p.
and
made
the
proceeds
none
to retire certain bank debt; to acquire machinery and equip¬
research and development; and for promotional, advertising
material. The balance of the proceeds will be added to work-
languages.
Automatic
or
without
-V.
be
discussions
does
corporation
a
sale
offering of 90,000 share^pf this c,qr^p'any!s comstock, at ai price of $2 per 'share, was'made June
15 by D. E. Liederman & Co., Inc.
The offering marks
the initial public sale of the company's common stock.
The securities were offered as a speculation and were
will
Mr.
the
sales
will
170,680
88,099,608
are
5,559,161
2211.
for
respiratory
bulb
date
; •
100,951 shares of Grosset
profit (after reduction of the
National
filed
~
more
ozone
an
later
helicopters
of
ended
This
$
143,072,644
93,545,166
mon
and
.
nega¬
ions.
attaches
unit
air
automobile
air
filtering
to
figure
(W. A.)
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$
PROCEEDS—Net
components
efficiently.
In
produce a general feeling of alert¬
ness,
clearness and well-being; the same sense of "good spirits" one
experiences when out of doors immediately after a thunderstorm.
The Vionizer creates negative ions electronically,
Mr. Ricketts said,
perform its natural
addition to
this, the ions
system
107
31, 1960 was $441,382 or approximately 48 cents
share then outstanding. Gross revenue for the nine-month
periods
$22,287,556 this year as against $22,841,323 last year.—V. 193,
The
quickly sold.
and adds
the market
conditioners
air
company
-appropriate
an
Boeing-Vertol
company.'
per
company's
Copley
Public
company
creates
is
helicopters
107
the
"Vionizer."
the
of
the
in
automobiles,
Vornado,
by
electronically
Model
profit-sharing
common
variety of
"John
Directors,"
34,477,813
22,060,353
BUSINESS—Berlant
which
ionizer,
of
Brisker Corp., New Orleans, La.—Files With SEC—
Vice-President.
The
at
service
and
major
cents
sale
to
See
approximately
$
p.-
S. A.
Vice-
Boeing,
ox
803.
"Dots."
35,697,552
23,195,658
1
charges
193,
forma¬
Berlin,
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Merger Approved—
Y., makers
traue names
Berlant Automonitor Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
in
■
County,
goous
expenses——
after
the
Europa,
R.
D.vxs.oxi
,„tcoi
for
new
Dunlap from 38.3%
100,000
p.
Nassau
candy
"Peaks,"
had
Mason
r
operating
ment;
ions
Place,
Mints,"
revenues
income
Don
plan and of the income and franchise taxes
transaction) amounted to $1,458,441 or approximately
$1.58 per share of capital stock.
The sale was made pursuant to a
public offering and reduced the company's investment in Grosset &
100,000
Co.
Inc.__
Inc.,
operating
Net
Boston.
negative
utilizing
&
related
•
Federal
sale
that
rights
with
Such
The
other
April 30—
•
as
controlled quantities, allevi¬
certain allergies and improves atmospheric conditions within the
according
to
Fred Ricketts,
the
Vornado Division's Executive
device,
The
Stiver
ployees'
Cohu &
of Philadelphia/Pa., makes
including
"Phillies,"
"Webster
"Cinco."—V. 193, p. 1899.
Period End.
Operating
Operating
drivers
suffering from hay fever and other airborne
will obtain relief and be more alert vehicle operators by.
device announced this week by the Vornado Division of Auto¬
a
matic
100,000
100,000
Co._
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Automobile
using
Winslow,
the
stock.
machinery,
v
for
indicated
This
from
.
-
Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc.—New
100,000
of
Corp.
cigars
and
plans
the
to
nine
stock.
The
Cigars,
know
'
.
founder
1960,
to
mately
announced the acquisition of all of
capital stock of Mas^n. Au Sr. Magenhpimer
and
"Mason
year
ox
started
the nine months ended March 31,
1961, the
consolidated
net
income
after
taxes
of
$81,949
$6,000,000.
well
common
stock, of which management officials as
Frederick L. Schuster is listed as Board Chairman,
as
the
For
according
manage
has
100,000
Inc
Irving Lundborg &
Mason-Hagan, Inc
Stetson
Carle
Inc.,
Co.,
it
Boeing-Vertol
company
choco|lace products
of
engaged
of
Mfg.
Boeing
period
months
the
1961,
'
that
12
designa^d
company,
general
Berlin
100,000
Saunders,
outstanding shares, of
of
.
shares
12,
Confy.
machines,
group own 17% .
Nathaniel LeverOne
Co.,
150,000
Corp._
been
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.—Nine Months Report—
2413.
p.
June
on
For
Co.,
was
business
a
&
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.—Acquisition—
June
with the Com¬
:
'■
-
Frdderking
&
150,000
Inc.__
Securities
193,
&
250,000
250,000
:__
Co.
Sherrerd
%
Norfolk
400,000
new
being associated with
—
Investment
250,000
had
name
above.
100,000
Collings
Fridley
400,000
,
the
contemplated
Mr.
100,000
400,000
Co
Co.
&
Securities
400,000
Co.__^_____^_
&
C.
Dittmar
1,000,000
company's
2323.
100,000
Inc.
■
is
tended
Co.,
&
this
p.
Europe.
It
loo.ooo
Corp.
C.
1,000,000
Sons
further
■
;
192,
to b«
company,
and
to
per
1981
due
debentures
prospectus filed
&
President
150,000
Downing
Boynton
Carolina
1,000,000
Co.
of
in
Sons_
&
co.__
D.
1,000,000
Co.__
&
Swiss
a
available
&
Co.,
announced
company
of
Purpose
$150,000
Inc.
1,250,000
Co.
& Co.
Michigan Corp.
of
Butcher
by the com¬
the issuance
upon
subordinated
separate
a
&
Baker, Watts &
phonographs and accessories.
It has formed a new plastic divi¬
sion to produce plastic cups for dispensing hot and cold liquids through
its own vending machines.
By its recent acquisition of (1) Nationwide
Food Service, Inc.,
the company has expanded its business into the
field of food service management and contract catering;
(2) Commer¬
cial Discount Corp. and Hubshman Factors Corp., the business of fi¬
nancing the operations of business firms, and (3) A. B. T. Manufac¬
turing Corp., the - manufacturing of coin and bill changers and slug
rejecters.
The net proceeds from the sale of the sinking fund deben¬
tures
will initially oe added
to general funds.
In the course of the
next year it is expected that a large portion thereof will be used for
capital additions, principally for coin-operated devices such as vendingmachines and bill changers, and the balance added to working capital.
In
addition, .to various indebtedness, .the company has outstanding
allergies
The
manufacturing
<
j.
&
Struthers
Robert
matic
6,415,787
;
150,000
E.
1,250,000
Co._______!_
&
'
Reg'd
1961.
is
company
vending
prin-
150,000
&
&
Co
that
reported
was
Airplane
Co
Baumgartner,
Brothers
Boeing
150,000
1,250,000
Pressprich
First
-.
it
Boeing Co.—V.
Swiss Subsidiary Formed—
&
Stieglitz—
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Klrkland & Co.
Joseph Walker
Barth
J,
>
.
1961
to The
Boeing Co.—New- Name—
See
agree¬
respective
Halle
Rand
Spencer
in various phases of the automatic mer¬
including the development, manufacture and sale
the leasing of such machines to independent
franchised distributors, the purchase and sale of merchandise to such
distributors, the operation and servicing of vending machines in certain
territories and the manufacture, sale and lease of coin-operated auto¬
The
of
purchase
Southwest
First
12,
severally
tion
1,250,000
Goodbody
contingent
convertible
of
offered
be
May 26,
chandising
the
total
$21,913,000.
have
Amount
1,250,000
Curtis
-Wood,
Chicago, 111.,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC
on
June 14 covering
$12,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1981, to be offered for public
sale through underwriters headed by Glore, Forgan & Co.
The interest
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. According to the prospectus, delivery and payment for
to
of
1,250,000
&
Hutzler
R.
is Merchandise Mart Plaza,
This company, whose address
are
of
below
following
the
company
debentures:
2,000,000
Inc.______
______
McDonneir
of
the
new
had
company
Income
Co._
Shields
of the property
listed as president
principal organizer of Austral Oil and general
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—Debentures
new
from
and
$2,000,000
Sachs
Salomon
partner of William A. M. Burden & Co.
the
the
net
named
conditions
Peabody & Co.
Webber, Jackson
Kidder,
%
interests
and an additional 33.333%
interests in exploratory wells. R. McLean Stewart is
property
pany
which
terms
Securities
Corp.
Goldman,
and
board
the
1961,
31,
and
purchasers
Corp
Boston
Blyth & Co.,
Equitable
acquiring property interests,
drilling and testing exploratory wells,
development costs and other expenses. Participants pay all of such
costs
and
severally receive interests aggregating 66.667%
of all of
and
March
$176,718,000
Co
&
%
development of such properties by engaging in the
drilling of wells. Its exploration activities will be conducted within the
U. S. including its tidelands or within Canada. Similar facilities were
provided for 1961 and earlier years beginning with 1952 by Austral Oil
or
a
subsidiary. Austral Oil is chiefly engaged in the business of
managing, productive oil and gas properties. The net proceeds from the
sale
of
interests
will be applied
against all costs of selecting and
the
Weld
First
,
by selected individuals
in
subject to
to purchase
White,
acting
exploration
ended
of
Amount
stock
organizing
investment
June
changed
was
capital
two
months
cipal amounts of the
organized under Delaware law in May 1961 and
is owned by Austral Oil Co., Inc. The capital
stock of Austral Oil and of Oil Participations Inc. is owned 60%
by
William A. M. Burden & Co. and 40% by Fix, Wells and Rogers. The
company
of
12
revenues
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
all
the
operating
3
Boeing Airplane Co.—Name Change Effective-
and
with
served
under
The
engaged
Gas and Electric Co. is
in supplying
natural gas within the state of Maryland.
The area
electricity contains approximately 2,283 sq. miles with
an
estimated population of 1,875,000; the area served with gas con¬
tains about 386 sq. miles with an estimated population jof 1,500,000.
BUSINESS—Baltimore
Austral Oil & Gas Exploration Corp.—Securities Reg'd
This
(2663)
'
Dominick &
Birtcher,
President and Chairman of the Birtcher Cor¬
has announced the acquisition of the George S. Thompson
of Monterey Park, Calif.
J.
Dominick, New York City—V. 193,
1555.
p.
poration,
The
its
has
company
outstanding
called
redemption
for
July
on
15,
1961,
all
of
sinking fund debentures dated April 1, 1947 at
made at the Ohio National Bank, Columbus,
4%.
Payment will be
100%%.
Ohio.—V.
191,
2742.
p.
class
corporation
A
common
June
on
shares
5,
(par
1961
10
filed
cents)
a
to
A" covering 115,000
offered at $2, without
"Reg.
be
underwriting.
The
The
acquisition,
proceeds are to be used for inventory and working capital.
tion
Public
offering
Electric
&
Co.—Debentures
of $20,000,000
company's 4%%
sinking fund debentures was made June 15, 1961 by an
underwriting group jointly headed by White, Weld &
Co. and The First Boston Corp. The debentures, due
June 15, 1986, were offered at 101.817% and accrued in¬
terest to yield 4.75%. Award of the
debentures was
won
by the underwriting group
at competitive sale
June 14
on
a
of
this
bid of 101.069%.
from
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.059, Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
100.386, and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Alex.
Brown & Sons, jointly, 100.245.
came
proceeds from the sale will be used for general
including proposed construction expenditures, and
loans temporarily required pending the sale of the
Construction
expenditures during 1961 are expected to
PROCEEDS—Net
corporate
bank
repay
debentures.
reach
debentures
raneing
receding
from
106.70%,
to
par
and
redemption
sinking fund redemn+^n
at
at
optional
prices
prices
cases.
101.78% to par, with accrued interest in both
the debentures will be non-refundable prior to June 15, 1966.
from
However,
twtt
redeemable
are
roA/nvnrpr,TAT
awd
William^DanaSeibert
Street
Chicatn
3
ofMarch 3,1879.
NOTE:
On
financial
Treasurer*
Illinois
CHRONICLE
George
^Telenhone
J
STate
the
acquisition
is
part
of
a
million
diversifica¬
viewed
recent
has
field.—V.
wares
in
192,
pi
status
of
defense
contracts
193,
p.
now
in
negotiation
totaling
4.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Debentures Registered—
Known primarily for its "Olde
Accessories,
the
Thompson
expanded its line into .the house¬
Gourmet
moths
the
14
approximate $3,000,000.—V.
dollars.
and
Changed—
of
California Eastern Aviation, Inc.,
at their annual
voted, to change the name of the company to Oynalectron Corp. and approved a stock
option plan.
Products in development and in production which have
commercial
potential were described by President Charles G.
Gulledge.
He
re¬
meeting June
This
a
3.
600
of
company
West
registration statement with
Washington
the
SEC
on
St.,
East
June
9
Peoria,
covering
111.
%
filed
$50 000 000
of
sinking fund debentures due June 15, 1986, to be offered for public
through underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City
The interest rate, publifc offering price and
underwriting terms are to
be
supplied by
amendment.
Net
proceeds from
the debenture
sale
sale
Blackman Merchandising
Corp.—Class A Registered—
corporation of 1401 Fairfax Trafficway, Kansas City, Kan.,
registration statement with the SEC on June 8 covering 72,500
shares of class A common stock, to be offered for public sale through
underwriters headed by Midland Securities Co., Inc.
The public offer¬
This
filed
will
a
to
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
was organized under Missouri law in 1960 as successor
initially formed in 1949.
It is engaged, through sub¬
sidiaries, in the wholesale distribution of soft goods lines and artificial
flowers to super, markets. All of the net proceeds from the stock sale
will be used for expansion of sales in states in which the company
now
does business. Additional inventory of artificial flowers will be
ing price
The
purchased,
tional
and
the balance will be held in treasury for
use
as
Sales
cents
The
has outstanding 59,510 class A shares (after giving
proposed 100% stock dividend) and 11,098 class B shares, of
Blackttian, president, Arthur A. Blackman, board chairman,
David Blackman, executive vice-president, own 33%, 34% and 33%,
company
A
of the class B shares, and an aggregate of 3.5% of the
Voting power rests the holders of the class B shares
shares.
A
shares
for
each class B share.—V.
192,
p.
at the rate
of five class
1395.
short-term
repay
193,
expenditures
p.
approximately
share"
are
increased
to
banks
inventories
incurred
and
2-0613)*
in the rate of
$74,000,000
and earnings "in excess of 50
for
the
corporation in the second
president told the New York Society
.
quarter
and
Blancke
per-share
said
plastics applications.
Projected capital expenditures for the next five years, he said, total
$140,000,000, with 33%
going for chemicals, 30% for polymers, 28%
for fibers and 9% for plastics.—V. 193, p. 2212.
U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 8. La Salle
Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year;
exchange, remittance for foreign
re¬
America—Earnings Forecast—
indicated
1961,
second
indebtedness
and
2212.
estimates compare with first quarter sales of
earnings of 32 cents.
planned capital outlays for new plant facilities in
1961 are $26,800,000.
The principal items are the new petrochemicals
plant for producing acetyls and derivatives at Bay City, Texas, and a
new
co-polymer plant at Bishop, Texas, for making Celcon, a resin
with metal-like strengths and other high performance properties for
which Jack
class
of
$62,000,000
addi¬
Mr.
which are convertible into class A at any time
to
capital
Harold Blancke,
of Security Analysts recently.
effect to a
respectively
of
per
quarter
working, capital.
The
used
Celanese Corp. of
company
business
a
be
finance
ceivable.—V.
(Reg
Morrissey
Subscription in United States, U. S.
account of the fluctuations
that
Corporation
and
$45,000,000.
Tne
Stockholders
was made on the basis of
of the approximately 50,000
plan
Mills
purposes,
to
two
for the 25-year old Los Angeles medical electronics manu¬
firm and will open a new field for company expansion.
Thompson
is one of
the larger giftwares manufacturing firms in
the Southern California
area,
with sales last year of approximately
to
Competing bids for the debentures as 4%
reported,
each
facturing
three-quarters of a
Pepper
Offered^—
for
California Eastern Aviation, Inc.—Name
Thompson.
reported
Thompson"
Gas
Baltimore
stock
shares of
Birtcher
Mr.
Birtcher
Mr.
Birtcher
of
share
one
outstanding
Autoscope, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC—
The
Corp.,
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year, other Countries, $72.00 per year.
subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
i
4
(2664)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Amount
Champion Spark Plug Co.—Receives Contract—
The
has
company
successfully
spark plugs to Chrysler
Champion, reported.
Stranahan
Mr.
will
including
pany
association
all
and
said,
Stranahan,
A.
Jr.,
The
its
prove
real
a
stimulant
to
entire
our
Goldman,
Hallgarten
iHarriman
greater acceptance of our products in years
to come."—V.
193,
areas
2004.
p.
Kidder,
Peabody
Lazard
Process
Co.—Stock
Purchase
Offer—
Freres
Commercial
Solvents
Corp.,
below.—V.
190,
McKelvy
100,000
subject to stockholders
shareholders of Silvray
Richter
Schwabacher
The
company's
again
set
a
President
holders
of
record
the
the
18
cents
standing.
first
ended
of
31,
cents
31,
annual
Mr.
data
for
bore
per
the
also
first
last
in
year
Straus,
the
year-earlier
earlier
of
19%
12-month
reported
higher than
for
these results
and
of
from
1959
the
indicated
that
both
latter
The
and
in
all
capacity
segments
contribution
to
acquired
connection,
over
Mr.
of
the
it
had
utility
also
Mr.
and
policies
which,
in
the
becoming
the
future* will
record
indicates,
better—as
properties
merely
under the
continue
well
as
the
to
conform
in
corporation
: actors
Eastern
by
The
in
Citizens
bigger!
have
We
criteria
Utilities
Co.
in
avoided
acquiring
favorably by
trappings
misinterpreted
'growth'—i.e.,
increases
has
of
to
&
Privately—
announced!
from
that
filed
and
its
the
the
filing
and
June
filed
1961
6,
of
$100
to
be
to
are
$1,000.
for
N.
the
in
This
&
corporation
Son,
Inc.,
The
the
the
has
A"
The
Files
—
future
achieved
largest
acquisition
193,
be
ladies'
manufacturers
$8
and
a
sold
United
A.
last
It
is
between
such
acquisitions
basis
indicating
earnings—the
to
these
opinion
criteria
Mr.
sizes
Rosenthal
account
for
has
that
acquisitions
not
which
fuller
measure
of
he
last
development.
last
It
should
of
years,
eight
by
1961
of
now
He
Citizens'
signilicant,
1956
new
areas
achieved
a
potential.
in
the
properties
have
we
sections
growth—internal
secured
that
from
our
earlier
the
stantial
its
would,
stages
of
of
properties
acquisitions.
in
fivu
our
months
basis
1961,
annual
he
new
Citizens
for
gas,
added
that
He
management precepts.
external
water
noted,
high in
of
the
current
year,
"the
in¬
is
so
this
there
is
a
Utilities Co. will continue
shareholders in the current
year."
substantiated by operating results
represent
Citizens'
17th
consecutive
350
and
manufactured
customers
communities in Arizona,
California, Colorado, Idaho,
Indiana, Maine, Pennsylvania and Vermont.—V.
192,
in
City Products Corp.—Debentures
Offered—Public of¬
by
due
1982
made
was
common stock at
$32 per share. They
100% and accrued interest.
PROCEEDS—Of
debentures,
like
City
amount
added
of
the
net
Products
proceeds
will
subordinated notes.
under
and
at
its
amount
For
and
which
the
debentures
option
in
each
the
of
those
up
the
to
of
of
a
1967-1981,
additional
to
Butler
Tenders
Brothers
merchandise
all
of
which
and
are
which
services
locally
77
Brothers
department stores and The
2,500 non-food items to
Scott
Stores,
219
T.
G.
than
&
The
Y
Stores,
Herst-Allen
Co.
supermarkets
"e. corporation
and
its
sinking
at
to
subsidiaries
in
of
time
Chicago,
conduct
a
owns
in
distributes
midwest.
of
group
broadly
vacuum-cooling
and
pre-cooling for many important railroads and
shippers of fruits
and
vegetables; commercial ice
operations; cold storage warehousing;
dairies; breweries, and fuel distribution.
diversified
businesses,
including refrigerator
UNDERWRITERS—In
writers,
have
to
agreed,
purchase
The
i
represented
by
subject
all
names
the
of
the
to
the
car
icing,
underwriting agreement, the
Brothers and White,
the
terms
and
conditions
Weld
therein
debentures to be purchased
underwriters
by
each
of
White,
Alden
A.
Brothers
Weld
&
-$1,275,000
1,275,000
Co
&
Co., Inc
Allyn & Co., Inc._
C.
Bache
&
Robert
W.
Co
300,000
Baird
&
Co.,
;Inc.
Ball,
J.
them
Burge
G.
_
&
&
Kraus
Co
Stearns
Becker &
Co.
Co.
Inc.
&
William
Blunt
Blyth
J.
C.
the
are
principal
amount
of
follows:
as
Co.
Ellis
&
150,000
Inc
Blair
&
The
Chase
agent
and
4%%
J.
A.
700,000
Ellis,
Manhattan
registrar
debentures
for
due
Commercial
-the
Nevada
corporation
the
Gas
Bank
a
has
May
1,
been
1986,
of
of
appointed
$40,000,000
the
will
The
for
plus
&
its
of
Co., Pittsburgh, or Morgan
Broadway, New York.—V. 193, p. 1116.
Guaranty
to
Trust
&
Simmons
Bank
Registrar
of
New
for
the
corporation.—V.
York
class
191,
p.
A
been
appointed
stock
common
sole
transfer
(par
10
agent
cents)
Collins
&
Co..^.
Co
C
and
This company, of 100
statement with the SEC
stock,
be
to
Plans
1
offered
and
2.—V.
East
under
192,
p.
42nd
June
on
the
St.,
to
M.
G.
&
14
covering
company's
York,
filed
570,806
Stock
special
meeting
overwhelmingly
on
approved
the
stockholders
of
the
it
sents
presently
has
about
Holyoke
&
&
of
in
total
assets,
March
per
31,
will
1961,
share.—V.
191,
Continental
carry
p.
voting rights
and
have
a
par
value
be'
6,
1961
Steel
Industries,
Inc.
&
200
division
wit'i
In
miles
150,000
insulation
of
a
rubber
wide
a
of
insulated
Hatfield
this
men
copper
addition,
duces
of
20
of
company
and
or
iri
rod
more
is
operated
conventional
by
only three
mills.
It
in
also
unveiled
which
the
the
that
are
applied
to
wiring.
It
can
than
one
million
rubber
compounds
a
week.
This
mill
is
also
part
of
President
jecting
into
Y.—Files
A"
at
With
covering
$2,
the
1900.
p.
120,000
through
plant
A.
J.
equipment,
Danbury,
Conn., filed
covering 74,800
13
public
sale
by
market
the time of sale.
to
shares
options
are
shares
of
thereof
prices
related
at
The
being
registra¬
a
holders
the
prospectus
states
or
may he offered
been
or
may
be
Stock Option Plan.
which
have
in
radio
on
the
In
375,000
telemetry components and
aircraft, missile and
certain indebtedness,
the
government's
addition
to
Co.,
Lehman
shares
of
Brothers
stock.
common
and
Wertheim
The
&
and
from
1,600
to
2,800
shares.
Co.,
who
propose
respectively.
ranging
pros¬
&
Co.,
Others
Manage¬
stock
Md.
company,
of
a
firm,
and
which
will
and
at
as
excess
in
field
of
interest
antenna
an
and
sales
the
radar
Datronics,
firm's
22,000-
technical
research
and
staff,
develop¬
test
variety
systems,
BMEWS
of
technical
solar
having
and
The
designed
automatic
continuity and
automatic transformer tester.
have been
rising steadily and last
p.
is
company
automatic
also
high¬
inspecting medical capsules,
leakage checker for circuit
an
191,
including
satellite, and
areas,
observing
programs.
automation,
counting, filling
$1,000,000.—V.
of
The
the
facility.
The electronics
development of radar electronics,
circuitry, automatic control systems
industrial
for
division
a
staff.
houses
the
wide
a
and
as
Arbor
facilities,
computing
equipment,
of
operate
development
Ann
components.
satellite
in
its
merger
agreement,
Datronics
acquires all
stock
in exchange for
Datronics stock.
Mr.
Vice-President and director of Datronics.
production
engaged
systems
well
broadened
the
research
digital
is
has
of
Strand
Engineering Co., Ann Arbor, Mich.,
jointly today by John
T.
Gauthier,
Datronics
Strand, President of the Michigan firm.
year's
volume
was
700.
Soto
Chemical Coatings,
Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
fered—Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman Brothers
headed 117
underwriting firms that made a public sec¬
ondary offering on June 13 of
1,000,000 shares of com^
mon stock of this
company's stock at $12 per share.
DeSoto
s
stock
common
PROCEEDS—The
of
&
this
Co.
DeSoto's
the
sale:
which
the
and
will
outstanding
industrial
paper
,
listed
continue
3,187,876
to
on
the
not
are
own
shares
New
receive
York
any
Stock
of
the
being sold by Sears
1,717,609
shares,
or
of
$1
par
value
Exchange.
proceeds
Roebuck
54%
common
of
stock.
?ne of the 10 tergest manufacturers of paints
in t;he* United
States, and the largest manu¬
coatings
of wallpaper,
In 1956, DeSoto
acquired the paint and wall¬
manufacturing operations of Sears Roebuck &
Co
and
under
contracts, now supplies not less than 90%
and
85%,
respectively
facturer
completely
the
is
company
will
shares
offered
BUSINESS—DeSoto is
Gordon
and
and
De
the
stated
"these units are among the most highly
integrated
facilities
in
the
world.
Pro¬
future, there will be a wire drawing mill to make
copper and aluminum wire from rods, a plant to produce
plastic-coated
automated
100,000
"Reg.
a
the
false
was
193,
selling stockholders including Goldman. Sachs
installation
shop
Stiand
division.
150,000
make
respect
common
50-man
checkouts
pounds
compounds
produce more
a
offered
June
for
common
programs.
John
Strand
prominent
pro¬
rubber
circular
facts.—V.
over-the-counter
primarily
become
Advent
as
turn
of
offering
moving expenses,
St.,
on
prices at
amounts
microwave
speed
$25
range
with
Inc.—Common Registered—
SEC
10,000
in
eight hours.
insulating mill was
request
or
capital.
Liberty
pursuant
terms
rocket-borne
men,
can
&
and
Strand
June
7,
Mortimer S.
Gordon, President,
officially announced
unveiling of a new fully automated $3,000,000 copper rod rolling
at Linden, N. J. The new mill is a
facility of the Hatfield Wire
Cable
use
the
will
a
and
Facilities—
the
its
vacate,
registration
material
be
for
offered
market
Strand
analog
New
—
should
temporarily1 suspending
Act
filed
to
used
laboratory and on-field
laboratory has facilities for
in
&
speedily."
order,
ment
1667.
Copper
withdrawn
SEC
1960,
company's
certain
working
be
acquisition
machine
repre¬
of
has
the
Securities
cents)
the
announced
square-foot
company
and
He
York.
East
to
Bethesda,
the
has
step for Continental Commercial Corp. in its program of
growth, development and expansion.
Continental will then have eight
consumer loan and sales finance branch offices in
Illinois, 14 in Western
Pennsylvania and five in Eastern Pennsylvania.
The preference stock, some of which will be issued in the above trans¬
action, was authorized at a special meeting of the stockholders on
100,000
100,000
10
to
time
sell
the
was
The
another
Inc.
Co
to
Under
transaction
$1,700,000
Md.,
33,800, 35,781 and 13,275 shares
respectively,
13,000, 23,000, 18,000 and 13,000
shares,
President,
common
Purchase
covering
the
issuance
of
approximately $300,000 of Continental's preference stock in exchange for
Aurora's capital funds.
Aurora
concluded
35,500,
with
latter
taken
as
a
group own 14.7%
of the outstanding common
the company. Robert J.
Jeffries is listed as President.—V.
of
9,
be
being
extension."
Datronics Engineering,
Inc.—Acquisition—
1491.
June
the
192, p. 2609.
The company has acquired the Aurora Investment
Co., Aurora, 111.,
sales finance firm engaged principally in the auto financing business.
a
for
This
shares of
Employees'
will
to
sell
of
registration
a
presently
ment, officials
Continental Commercial Corp.—Acquisition—
a
Sons
Co.,
Edwirds
to
Stearr.s
Strand
out
100,000
Dain
June
with
additional
propose
Stock Plans—
New
is
effectuate
action
29,
the
company has outstanding
pectus lists eight
Dec.
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Files
15,
price
Corp.—Suspension Permanent—•
from
New
and
exploration
Bear,
due
15,
price
Dec!
on
exercise
same
the
was
June
on
expire
the
of
it
exercise
same
to
all
stock,
expire
the
at
action
to
"such
Dec.
that
on
are
company
systems,
3.
notes
to
at
were
1962
extend
2672.
of
(par
Inc.,
current
an
the
space
$10,500,000 of this
31, 1972 and $5,000,000
series D notes due Sept. 30, 1966 had been sold
privately
through Lehman Brothers, New York.—V. 193, p. 1791.
series
compared
&
Co.
time
own
firm's
to
employees pursuant to its Employees'
The
company was organized
in
1957
to
undertake
research
and
development in the fields of instrumentation
and
telemetry, and to
manufacture and market electronic
equipment related thereto. To date,
Continental Air Lines, Inc.—Notes Placed
Privately—
June 15, 1961 it was reported that
mill
100,000
Podesta
15,
SEC
that
and
asserted
stock,
granted
140
the
of
16.5%,
(
the
exemption
company
the
by
Enterprises, Inc.—Appointment—
has
June 1961)
Bartlett, 'Jr.,
capital
were
1962
which
its activities have been
concentrated
Consultant Bureau
700,000
Inc
Bradford &
A
statement
that
called
Co.,
15,
"appropriate
order
shares
common
15,
1961, through operation of the sinking3V2%
debentures, due July 15, 1965 at 100%,
Payment will be, made at the Mellon National
interest.
its
proceeds
This
2324.
has
voted
which
warrants
through Dec.
1792
promotion,
tion
Redemption—
Trust
and
that
corporation
The
sales
July
on
$750,000
accrued
Co.—Partial
(formerly Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.)
company
redemption
fund,
Coal
warrants
through June
misleading in respect of
common
paying
p.
have
corporation, of Hagerstown,
hearing to determine whether
Frederick
amount
193,
outstanding
in
L.
Vice-President,
Data Components,
Inc., Brooklyn, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
head¬
trustee,
development
61.8%.
group,
company
Data-Control Systems,
principal
company.—V.
said
pp.
commission
Co.—Appointment—
issue
new
a
and
common
with
a
will
will
split
James
Pickard,
portion
a
has
company
share.
189,
The
a
that
share,
company
with
that he is hopeful
Company.
Solvents
stock
a
proposed stock offering by the said
company.
Accordingly,
suspension order has become permanent. In
its suspension
,
is
a
the
remainder
the
product
stock
which
tq.
Presi¬
Commercial
Process
M.
as
balance,
new
the
of
from
of
cryogenic
purchase manu¬
to
and
of
7-for-l
stock,
Robert
this
extended
Regulation
said.
Chemical
of
said
Wolf
from
Consolidation
150,000
Co.
300,000
Company
Consolidated Natural
150,000
Co
Co.,
Cruttenden,
150,000
&
Co.,
forth,
Amount
Blair
Julien
150,000
Barth
Bear,
A.
100,000
300,000
Process
to
of
until
good
that
Process
the
Of
borrowings
proposed
officials
proceeds
engaged
manufacture
$150,000
indebtedness,
a
16.4%,
extended
permanent,
.:
i
Wheeler,
is
said
Wheeler
report,
766,650.
offer
He
Chemical
for
sharq, net,
members
C.
of
On
and
Amount
Lehman
total
of
Mr.
annual
the
1961.
stock
received,
1960
outstanding
that
23,
Process
order
its
stated
June
Maynard
shares
in San Francisco.
It makes ion exchange resins used
chiefly
water purification, sugar refining and
pharmaceuticals, and polyester
resins for plastics and adhesives.—V. 193,
p. 1013 and 1116.
&
set
debentures offered,
several
the
to
Dealers,
stockholder
Chemical
in
Chemical
-
to
to
Custer Channel Wing-
$15-per
net
the
are
Self-Service Stores, Inc.—Warrants Extended
per
per
—V.
quarters
several under¬
Lehman
at,
bank
common
the
said
present
in
and
Butler
seven
which
the
on
sell
accepted
shares
100%
any
corporation
Variety
by
em¬
the
is
engaged in the distribution
2,400
franchised Ben Franklin
owned.
operates
St.,
Security
substantial
a
According
principal
$500,000
Clark
of
Friday,
At
South
$6
This
purchase 200,000
stock
common
Solvents,
100%.
33
remain
and
their
the
warrants
to
purchase
by Robert L. Wolf, President.
were
Mr.
inclusive,
years.
105%
of
minimum
a
at
ranging from
general
more
retire
fund the debentures will be
redeemable
interest. Otherwise
they may be redeemed
acquired
Stores,
benefit
to
period
an
BUSINESS—City Products Corp., of
1960
the
sale
retirement of a
the proceeds will
sinking
accrued
prices
retire
may
has
required
during
the
to
remainder of
issue
is
company
annually
priced at
are
from
$13,491,476
The
working capital.
DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE:—The
fund
received
apply
to
$500,000
at
14
underwriting group managed by Lehman Brothers
White, Weld & Co. The debentures are convertible
into
be
June
an
and
Association
is
Illinois
fering of $15,000,000 of this corporation's
5% convertible
debentures
in
of
Acquire—
to
Chemical.Process stockholders-and
business
The
subordinated
Company's
Commercial
1911.
p.
Process
letters..to
Bank
85,000
will
officers
remain
Corp.—To
corporation offered
of
its
would
Solvents
the
of
sub¬
share
per
1955,
the
Of
outstanding
Wolf
1961
results of
are
Co.
will
company
dent
growth
anticipated
the
on
believe
we
earnings.
provides electric,
natural
telephone service to more than
and
he
reSilts
Based
All
owns
were
$5.75
804.
p.
close
anticipating that Citizens
Utilities
over
and
in
record
of achievement for
management's expectations
If
owned
now
1961,
Solvents
too,
for
earnings—which
part of
a
first
growth
12,
National
expan¬
country,
1961, provide in
operating*
investors—increase in per share
for
important
the
additional
Citizens
centive
owned
of
Schneierson
in
company
division.
brokerage and stamp tax..charges paid,.
In
be
of
that a substantial proportion of
longer periods are located in
rapidly
experiencing marked population
growth and the location of new
industry and supporting activities."
In
response
to
shareholder
inquiry, Mr. Rosenthal observed that
Citizens, uniquely among leading growth utilities had two
sources
of
the
developing
with
likely
revenues.
portion
predecessor
a
Schneierson
193,
Commercial
June
to
varying
would
various
since
the
of
capacities.—V.
Chemical
of
earnings
the
ployees
sub¬
beginning
states
even
until
still
are
than
now
a
the
underwriter,
the
equipment.
certain
of
directors
Mr.
investment
properties
material
a
we
noted,
50
associated
of
on
share
adhered
of
to
management
1961
of
joined
who
sold
to
the
principal
public offering price.
wholly owned subsidiaries
two
recent
effect
shares
announced
States.
officers
its
processing
giving
company's
Schneierson
as
distinctions."
although
fruition
to
are
share
per
years,
full
become
be
'growth'
the
anticipated
to
respect
four
by
in
intermediate-term
"with
climate
the
1946
Citizens'
few
had
their
said,
the
over
since
reasonably
the
of
that
confined
consistently
markets
significance
contribution
the
to
which
investment
have
we
may
be* purchased
contribution to per
have
impressed
more
the
acquired
20%
of
Citizens
We
in
era
shareholders
the
over
come
with
("Thus,"
told
about
emphasized
would
an
of
which
compensatory
progress.
The
progress.
appreciation
Citizens
sion
during
Thus,
progress.
properties
of
demonstrably
and
evidence
and
near-term,
a
hallmark
was
stance
'growth'
those
to
be
of
general funds to meet costs
additional working capital.
addition
The
one
Stanley,
our
revenues,
for
and
Schneierson
J.
year.
tinction
in
to
110%
programs.
reduce
Crown
plant account, number of customers and the over-all size of an en¬
terprise:
We have many times communicated to shareholders our dis¬
classification
through Kidder, Peabody
p. 1791.
sum
popular-price lingerie and produced
than
six
million
garments last year.
Schneierson products are
to chain,
mail order, variety and department stores throughout
more
sold
to
President,
slips,
deben¬
and
to
364»,777
employs more than 600 persons in four North Carolina
plants located at Silver City, Sanford, Randleman and Balfour.
A. J.
Schneierson, who entered the lingerie business in 1929, and his son
many
added
division.
by
million
for
stock
space
and
used
be
Schneierson
cash,
Colonial
founded
was
over
J.
A.
and
at
and
company
(after
including
Schneierson
of
been
warrants
initially
facturing
1116.
p.
made
of
division
sales
of
of
the
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—June
had
$600,000 will be used to finance
equipment for lease to customers and
par
will be underwritten
shares
earnings
to
'
which
5-year
defense
at
H.
of lingerie,
acquisition was
The
20,000
:
reported that 70,000 shares of this firm's
was
stock
sale,
covering $125,000
capital.—V.
manufacturer
into
Schneierson
and
the
announced
;
principally in the business of designing,
developing, manufacturing,
selling and leasing specialized equipment for the
storage, transporta¬
tion and
pumping of cryogenic (super-cold) liquids and gases.
Up to
the present,
virtually all of such business has been related to national
America—Acquisition—
nightwear.
on
new
1957
of
of
leading
and
convertible
contingent
the
Corp.
v."
Co., New York City—V. 193,
In
Colonial
for
,
1448.
p.
working
1876.
p.
for
amounted
exercisable
The offering
Manchester,
used
which
the
1960
corporation of 3232 West El Segundo
Blvd., Hawthorne, Calif.,
a
registration
statement
with
the SEC
on
June
12,
covering
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale through
underwriters headed by Dean Witter & Co.
The public offering
price
and
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment.
The
registration
statement
also
includes
10,000
common
shares
tangible expression
and the proceeds will
"Reg.
a
$136,528
was
of
year
This
Exchange
Corp., Manchester, N. H.
Exchange Commission—
and
calendar
a
was
193,
profit
of
the
stock would give
Continental Copper
filed
com¬
with
same
its
Securities
company,
expansion.—V.
for
jointly made
was
by Silvray Lighting, Inc.,
of
Cosmodyne Corp.—-Common Registered—
Armac
Clairtone
of
provide
withdrawn
the
purchase
of
Investment Corp.,
proceeds
in
acquisi¬
those
and
the
future
on
denominations
shareholders
to
prospectus
a
permission
that
the
Securities
The
Citizens
"Our
share,
per
merger
and
share
one
Sales
.
Products
12, 1961, it
common
principal amount of 10-year registered series notes to be offered
field in which it
by the sizable
that,
guided
have
wear
to
added
he
in
finance
to
tures
however,
$9
191,
intended
Exchange
i'
Corn
300,000
100,000
company
Lighting
of
share.—V.
of
approval.
Silvray.
$1,745,275; net
was
underlie
used
petticoats
connection,
the
indicated
Munk
With
co
company was actively negotiating a number of additional ac¬
and was investigating still others.. Citizens acquired
eight
utility properties in 1960 and has announced nine additional
acquisitions s6 far in 1961.
Mr.
Rosenthal
told the meeting that he
hoped soon to be able to announce the consummation of other ac¬
this
at
Commission,
with
confidence
be
rev¬
the
In
issued
has
Securities
quisitions
tion
Inc
$540,000.
States
more
quisitions.
stock
common
shares
i
suc¬
constructed
advised
Toronto
announcement
an
'
150,000
Co.,
15,
per
&
Corp
—V. 193, p. 2004.
this
3V2
Silvray
Commission.
earnings being made
the last few years.
Rosenthal
Ltd.
of
income
level
Co.
J.
Preliminary
revenues
$0.22
&
Blosser
&
June
each
Vice-President, have purchased
Brooks & Co., 60,000 shares
S.
and
company
United
of
Gilmour,
Ltd.,
with
Ontario
period
current
favorable utilization
the
increased
President
David
Corp.
pany
over
16th
100,000
Corp. Ltd.—-Stock Sold
Coastal Acceptance
Citizen's
that
Munk,
and
Sound
Sound
calendar
record
and
continuing favorably.
were
were
the
years
the
properties
this
Peter
company's' history.
shareholders
months
gain
Co
McDowell
150,000
meeting.
a
&
Zilkha
Co
Securities
row
a
relationship to the preceding year's results
budget for 1961, he said.
He added that the
several
operates;
number
that
in
the
had
19%
advised
five
experiencing
In
for
Citizens
high
new
company's
responsible
was
the
share,
common
share
per
earnings development
the
17th
150,000
Barney
Walston
he
share¬
favorable
a
the
cents
1960.
Rosenthal
and
informed
the
on
83
or
70
March
cessive
the
advised
he
Richard
utility,
was
quarter once
L. Rosenthal,
gain of 13%
a
1960 per share earnings,
enue
This
March
1961 was $420,768,
2,327,261 shares of common stock out¬
in per share earnings over the 1960
of
16 'cents
per
share.
For the
12-month
period
1961, net income also set a new record.
Earnings
net
March
earnings
1961
multi-service
earnings,
share,
per
This was
$1,921,239,
year
the
the company's history,
meeting.
quarter
in
Co
Inc.
100,000
Ohio
Clairtone
for the three months ended March 31,
quarter
ended
were
earnings
nation-wide,
annual
first
Net income
or
high in
new
cf
at
share
per
&
Simon
Smith,
700,000
Co.—
Co.__
On
700,000
M.
100,000
Citizens Utilities Co.—Earnings Up—
&
by Continental Copper & Steel Industries
Mullant'y, Wells & Co.—
1292.
p.
Proposed Merger—
100,000
The
See
150,000
Scherck,
700,000
Co
to produce electrolytic
projections will not be com¬
100,000
350,000
Co._
&
&
refinery
Renshaw..
I.
Weeks—
&
and
anticipated
300,000
&
700,000
Hcrnblower
buildings
These
ore.
1970."
Inc..
700,000
Inc.
even
office
from
Co.,
Rodman
Co.,
&
cable,
bar
until
Gardner..
&
700,000
Co._
and
copper
pleted
Reinholdt &
300,000
&
wire
700,000
Hopwood
Co.
Ripley
Corp.—
Jaffray &
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
Reynolds
$100,000
Co.__
&
Piper,
100,000
Sons
&
Sachs
Paribas
&
.
&
Forgan
Amount
150,000
700,000
Corp.
Meyerhoff
Garrett
Glore,
organization
fully expect that our
continued concentration in all
spark plug development and merchandising will create an
Chemical
Boston
Co.
Robert
marketers.
our
Deetjen & Co.
First
Freehling,
"We
"We
of
Emanuel,
supply
President of
to
plug
should
of
R.
negotiations
are
pleased to announce that Champion
requirements of this major automobile com¬
marine and industrial engine divisions.
This new
spark
supply
Corp.,
completed
.
.
193
Volume
the
of
paint
wallpaper
and
facilities.
catalog
In
6065
Number
.
and
of
the United States. The company prints and binds
of several nationally distributed magazines,. including
Journal, Life, Look, National Geographic, and Time. It prints
binds all or substantial parts of the sears, Roebuck & Co..Western
mercial
printer
in
portion
major
a
(2665)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Sears sells through its retail
to Sears accounted for 58%-
which
salt's
1960,
.
.
par
value
5%
convertible
DeSotc
in
are
operates
and
the
1960
of
income
net
with
of
total
a
$2,369,000,
"'
quarterly
dividend
cash
of
sell,
&
Co.
severally
set
to
agreed
opposite
its
Goldman,
Lehman
'
Proctor
Allyn
Arthurs,
Co.,
3,000
Co.
&
Robert
W.
Baird
Weeks
&
Ball,
Burge
Barth
Blyth
&
Alex.
Co.,
Butcher
Julien
Collins
Cruttenden,
S.
&
House
Dominick
4,000
5,000
Inc.
10,000
3,000
Co._
duPont
Dillon,
Eastman
4,000
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Dominick, Inc.
&
I.
4,000
Co.
Co
Co.,
&
&
Doolittle
,3,000
Securities
&
F.
Eberstadt
A.
G.
7,500
Co
&
Union
18,000
Co
10,000
Co
&
Edwards
&
Guerin
&
4,000
Sons—
Turner,
Eppler,
Estabrook
&
7,500
Co
Boston
First
of
First
Southwest Co
Corp
Reid
Fulton,
Robert
Inc.—
5,000
4,000
5,000
& Sons—-
4,000
Michigan Corp.-?—
Co.,
&
Garrett
Gartman,
&
Rose
4,000
Feuer__
Goi'stley, Sunstein & Co.—
Glore,
Co._
Forgan, &
Goodbody & Co
Halle
&
Harriman
Inc.
Hickey
&
&
Hutton
Illinois
Underwood,
Inc
&
5,000
3,000
Co.__
Inc.—
v
—
i.y j,
.
Co
&
Co.,
with
of
stock,
common
1400
the SE'C
includes
also
ment
The
president.
Alper,
S.
outstanding,
20,000
common
options to be sold to the underwriter by
for"$200, exercisable at $5 per share.
5-year
shares
which
underlie
the selling stockholder
law in May 1961, the company is engaged
and distribution of popularly-priced items of wear¬
ing apparel, principally suits, for women who wear "junior" sizes 5 to
15.
The
company's
apparel is styled primarily for
women in
the
college
and
post-college group,
and is sold
principally under the
nationally-advertised "Devonbrook" label.
The company is successor
to six corporations, all the outstanding shares of which were acquired
in
exchange for 600,000 common shares of the company. Of such
shares, 93.4%
were issued to Alper and his wife, and the balance to
William and Owen Alper, Vice-Presidents.
under Delaware
Organized
in
the
production
the
times
sales,
in
the previous year was
over
volume
the
of
1959
equalled
Net
the
on
This
a
than
year
five
earlier, net income before taxes
times the $35,652 reported for the
after
to
taxes totalled $103,000, equivalent to
number of shares outstanding at the
10.2
cents
and
7.5
cents
per
share
25.5c
year
respectively
per
end.
for
previous years.
company's total assets have again more than doubled, amounting
as compared with
$984,659 at the end of the previous
The
$2,217,096,
fiscal
year
amounted
$456,766 in
1959. Current assets at the year
SI.888,925 against $812,603 a year earlier. At March
and
to
1, as compared with 2.70
1960, and 1.41 to 1 in fiscal 1959.—V. 193, p. 701.
1961,
in
more
average
compared
two
$71,000
year.
earnings
share
to
$188,000,
fiscal
1960
the
against
year
the
current
ratio stood
at
4.18
to
end
31.
to 1
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—Appointments—
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
transfer agent for its common and cumulative preferred stock.
Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank & Trust Company, Chicago, was named
The
corporation
has
named
(R. R.) Donnelley & Sons Co.—Common Stock
Offered
—A
secondary offering of 270,000 shares of this com¬
pany's common stock at $49.75 per share was made June
15, by Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc. and associates.
proceeds from the sale of the stock will
the shares are already issued and outstanding
being sold for the accounts of certain stockholders.
and
to
are
is
the
The company as
Donnelley & Sons Co., originally incorporated in
known as the Lakeside Press and is the largest com¬
BUSINESS—R.
1890,
of
also
R.
limited
a
to
group
with
associated
the
193,
were
86.57c
910.
p.
its
in
sole
of
authorized
directors
wholly-owned subsidiary,
new
Share
and
other
board
a
is
purpose
"function
to
will
acquire,
the
as
and
manage
businesses."
noh-udity
Bond
assets
addition,"
for
Development
out
Lester
Walker
will
Ginsburg,
chosen
Chairman.
is
bond
Share's
and
short-term
are
$77
million
'"Bond
said,
This
have
Share
and
that
means
A.
Vice-President
and
the
of
Talmage,
Vice-President
and
also
Treasurer
of
net
its
by
Vice-President
of
EBS
of
and
has
Share,
Walker,
G.
Bond
Development.—V.
seeking
in
George
of
avail¬
is
management
Bond
enterprise,
new
a
stock
the
flexibility
a
Senior
President
as
A.
million
$190
securities
represented
are
high degree of
negotiating for desirable acquisitions."
and
been
than
acquisitions.
in
Of
million
portfolio.
Mr.
able
use
$20
more
securities
EBS
Share."
and
and
Share,
and
193,
2433
p.
Electronic Engineering Co. of Calif.—Files Stock Plan
This
subscriptions and advertising.
editorial staff to provide more in¬
shares of
230,000
officials
book
Joseph Shore, President, own 43.5% each,
a group 87.8%.
Such outstanding shares
and
as
value
about
of
1601 East Chestnut Ave., Santa Ana, Calif., filed
with the SEC on June 13 covering 38,500
stock, to be offered to selected officers and employees
of
company
registration
statement
common
pursuant
the
to
Restricted
company's
Stock
189,
Plan.—V.
Option
2782.
p.
be
(after giving effect to a recent 2,000common stock, of which Alexander
has outstanding
present
a
15b
share.
per
The
shares
owned
Family Finance Corp. — Notes Sold Privately — The
corporation has completed the private sale of $10,000,000
of its 5V2% junior subordinated notes, due June 1, 1981,
to several institutional investors. Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
New York, assisted the corporation in arranging the
financing.
.
,
Family
Corp.
Finance
sumer
in
is
business.
finance
offices
of
one
the
189,
companies
largest
subsidiaries
Through
states.—V.
33
in
operates
it
the
con¬
350
about
2889.
p.
Dynalectron Corp.—New Name—
California
See
Eastern
Aviation,
Edo
This
Corp.—Common
of
company,
Registered—
shares
of
thereof
stock,
common
to
for
offered
be
public
by Ihe
sale
holders
underwriters headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Peabody & Co.
The public offering price and un¬
through
Curtis,
Kidder,
and
derwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the design, develop¬
ment and manufacture of a variety of items of electronic and electrical
equipment
and
and
airborne
of
manufacture
has
outstanding
Mathews, Jr.,
devices,
a
and
in
and
and
metal products for use in ships, sub¬
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
specialized
aircraft.
and
marines
in marine (both surface
the design, development
specializing
components,
undersea)
sheet
776,998 shares of common stockj of which Jerry A.
Vice-President, owns 76,404 shares and proposes to sell
M. Brown, 'Jr.. and
McLean,
President,
William R. Ryan, VicePresidents,
and Noel B.
own
71,799;: 66,136 and
67,490 shares, respectively, and propose'to sell 20,000 shades each; and
four others propose to seil amounts ranging from 371 to 10,000 shares.
slfaresf Archibald
33,000
—V.
897.
192, p.
the
Educational
Corp.
Development
to
—
Capital Stock Of¬
circular, dated June 6,
offering
an
1961, the company offered, without underwriting, 300,000
its $1 par capital stock at $1 per share. Pro¬
will be used for working capital.
ceeds
BUSINESS—The
,
the
of
laws
the
was
incorporated March 23, 1961 under
California.
Its executive offices are at 200
company
State
of
the
company
intends to
publishers and others
The materials
proposed to be developed may include workbooks, pamphlets, looseleaf sheets,
tests, and programmed instructional materials adaptable
California
South
offer
will
either
use
with
referred
to
materials
or
school
without
of
consists
$1.00
be
When
rights.
rights
and
authorized
capitalization
stock
capital
of
shares
the
The
the
of
having
com¬
company
value
par
a
will
have
election
the
no
of
will
directors.
paid
fully
pre-emptive
Shareholders
redeemable.
in
votes
hereby will be
offered
shares
shares
not
are
their
cumulate
devices
of
All shares have equal voting, dividend and liquidation
issued
non-assessable.
auto-instructional
the
materials.
text
1,000,000
share.
per
market.
"teaching machines."
As the market requires,
designed to supplement, complement, or replace
as
will
CAPITALIZATION—The
this
Calif,
Alto,
Palo
Ave.,
educational
materials
that textbook
on
the elementary-secondary school
develop
or
be
and
conversion
entitled
completion
On
to
of
offering, there will be 300,000 shares outstanding.—V. 193, p. 2324.
Container
Edwards
With
Securities
and
Corp.,
Culver
Exchange
City,
Calif.
—
of
company
supplied by amendment. The registration statement also includes
common
shares
which
underlie
five-year warrants which the
will
stock
corporation
on
May
be
printing
estimated
of
construction
commercial
The
the
company
site
108-acre
the
Wielding
ceremonies
is
on
with
of
San
Francisco's first
redevelopment
June 7 launched a $17 million residentialof Eichler Homes, Inc.
program
Governor
hammers,
Edmund
G.
pick axes and shovels at the
Brown;
Mayor
George
Christo¬
Griffin, Chairman of the San Francisco Redevelopment
J. Hardy,
Federal Housing Commissioner; William L.
Renewal Administrator; and Joseph L. Eichler, Presi¬
dent of E'ichler Homes. M. Justin Herman, Executive
Director of the
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency, was master of ceremonies.
The
representation of
Federal, state and city governments and
private enterprise
symbolized the joint effort involved in the vast
urban redevelopment program of major significance to the city.
The
first
phase
of
the Eichler construction
involved 72 garden
apartments at a cost of approximately $2,000,000 and is expected to
be
completed this year. Of the balance of more than 600 units of
high-rise residential construction, half will be completed in 1962 and
half
in
1963.
The
company
also will erect
facilities for a bank,
restaurant and supermarket in
the 1962-63 period.
Planned
as
family dwellings,
the garden apartments will include
three bedrooms, two baths and family rooms. The high-rise apartments
will have one, two and three bedrooms.—V. 193, p. 2213.
Everett
Agency;
Neal
Slayton,
Urban
outstanding
D^rne. President,
38.1%. The list
to
proposed
sold by
be
Manufacturing Co.—Common Reg'd—
&
stock,
common
to
for
offered
be
public
sale at $5
basis
through
Auto=Ute
Stockholders of
acquisition
firm
as
a
Co.—Acquisition
Equilease Corp.
at
a
Approved—
special meeting June 9 approved
assets of the leasing company by the Electric
Ohio, which will continue to operate the leasing
wholly-owned subsidiary, it was announced by Joseph
of
the
of Toledo,
new
Boneparth, President of Equilease.
The basis for the acquisition is one share of Autolite common stock
for
each 20»/2 shares of Equilease common stock.
Joseph Boneparth, who has been President of Equilease since its
formation
in
mid-1959,
and who will continue as President of the
items.
Pursuant
each share of preferred stock
then
outstanding was reclassified into 20 common shares, and each
common
share then outstanding was reclassified into 182.31268 com¬
mon
shares.
The company now
has outstanding 750,000 shares of
common
stock, of which Ernest J. Skramstad, President, and Norman
W. Lund, Vice-President, own 329,916 and 68,182 shares, respectively,
and
propose
to
sell 272,725 and 68,182 shares, respectively.
After
the
sale
of
outstanding shares,
Mr.
Skramstad and his wife and
children
will
own
as
a
group
54.557c
of the outstanding stock of
to
the
1961,
company.
Fund—Stock Registered—
First Mortgage
of
Fund
sale
public
$15
at
which
Co.,
of
Reinvestment
under
business
closed-end
covering
12,
shares
are
offering will
The
$1.50
reserved
a
be
to
be
by
headed
underwriters
receive
shares are
filed a registration
1,200,000 shares of
Mass.,
Boston,
June
1,000,000
share.
per
will
maining 200,000
St.,
on
which
through
basis
none
SEC
the
with
interest,
or
Federal
30
beneficial
&
March
in
recapitalization
a
subsidiary, stated it is anticipated with the com¬
acquisition, "Equilease will have a larger capital base
available
for
its
leasing
operations."
Prior to the special meeting of Equilease stockholders, Autolite was
the owner of 69.8%
of Equilease's 1,165,000 shares .of outstanding $1
of
the
for
offered
made
on
all
an
Hammill
The re¬
Shearson,
share commission.
for issuance under the company's
per
Plan.
Massachusetts
investment
law
trust
in
of
May
the
the
1961,
management
is a
Fund
type
which
real estate investment trust.
Its primary
investment objective will be to invest the proceeds of this issue, with
minimum risk,
for the productibn of a favorable rate of income and
the
creation
of
opportunities for capital gain by investing in first
intends
qualify
to
as
a
loans financing the development, construction or ownership
projects and dwelling approved by the Federal Housing
or
the
Veterans'
Administration, located
in diverse
the
United
States
or
its
territories.
The Fund has out¬
mortgage
residential
of
Administration
of
areas
nine
standing
shares
trustees Jack
trustee, and
original
managing
of
beneficial interest acquired by the three
R. Courshon, Secertary, Edmond F. Dagnino,
Enrique Campos del Toro.
Corp. of America—Additional Financ¬
First Republic
ing Details—Our June 5, 1961 issue reported the public
sale on June 2 of 220,000 of this firm's common shares
at
$10
share.
per
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—In
the
underwriting
agreement,
the
several
un¬
through Morris Cohon & Co., as representative,
have'
agreed severally, subject to the terms and conditions therein
set
forth, to purchase from the company at a price of $10.00 per
share
the
respective number of shares of class A stock set forth
acting
derwriters,
the
opposite
names
Cohon
Morris
Lieberbaum
Charles
of the underwriters.
Shares
H.
Riecke
A.
193,
p.
the
by
Fireman's
James
Mnran
F.
Schrijver
7,700
Ross
Inc
Rouse, Brewer, Becker &
Bryant
First Broad Street Corp—
7,700
5,500
16,500
&
Co.
15,400
Fund Insurance
purchase
15,400
25,300
2434.
Fireman's
The
Middlebrook,
23,100
Co.
Co
Lestrange;
Arthurs,
—V.
&
&
Inc.
25,300
&
Co
Co
&
Kamen
&
Coburn
33,000
Co
Taggart
A.
Teller
34,100
Co
&
&
Albert
newly wholly-owned
pletion
nylon
phenolics,
steels, and aircraft alloys, and such non-metals as
and
fiber, and maintains inventories of most such
Shares
Electric
share
per
holders
the
Organized
the largest of 22 private developers who will restore
with some $50,000,000 in construction.
silvered sledge
were
at
group
thereof.
The offering will be made on a best efforts
underwriters headed by Jamieson & Co., which will
receive a 50 cent per share selling commission.
The
company
is engaged
primarily in the manufacture and sale
of short-run stampings
out of such metals as sheet and strip steel,
sheet
aluminum,
brass,
copper,
bronze,
nickel,
beryllium, stainless
by
Inc.—Realty, Project—
ceremonies
breaking
Albert
a
of 3600 Alabama Ave., Minneapolis, filed a registration
the SEC
on
June
12,
covering 300,000 outstanding
company
statement
has
company
and number of shares
supplied by amendment.
be
Federal Tool
Dividend
Eichler Homes,
the
common
and
to
are
shares
$750,000.
indebtedness,
stock, of which
management officials as
of
stockholders
selling
This
about
certain
to
shares
10.5%
each
to
amount
to
addition
In
proceeds
to
added
including expenses which m&y be incurred in preparing,
and advertising the new home study course in photography,
purposes,
statement
29,
com¬
from the company's sale of additional
working funds to be used for general corporate
net
The
photography.
This
1961 filed a Registration A with the
SEC
covering 60,000 common shares (par $1) to be offered at $5,
through Olmstead, Allen & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
repay
loans,
purchase
plant
machinery, and for working capital.
The
33,662
agreed to sell the principal underwriter at 10 cents per
warrant, exercisable at the public offering price.
The company is in the business of providing home study courses by
correspondence in the fields of commercial art,
fine arts painting,
professional cartooning, and fiction, non-fiction, advertising and busi¬
ness
writing. A new subsidiary, Famous Photographers School (Dela¬
ware)
Inc.
will offer a course or course in the art and usages of
has
pany
Files
Commission—
Registered—
New York, filed a registration
covering 336,625 shares of common
Ave.,
June 13
present
946,500
fered—Pursuant
Fiith
on
which 100.000 shares are to be offered for public sale by
and 236,625 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
holders thereof., Bear, Stearns & Co. heads the list of under¬
writers. The public offering price and underwriting terms
are to be
stock,
111th St., College Point, N. Y., filed a regis¬
June 14 covering 108,971 outstanding
14-04
tration statement with the SEC on
SEC
the
with
680
of
company
statement
Schools, Inc.—Common
Artists
Famous
above.
Inc.,
This
Autolite Co.
PROCEEDS—None
warrants,
by Messrs. Segal and Shore were purchased at about 7V2b per share.
the
registrar.
accrue
5-year
magazine's
the
Chairman,
management
have
pher;
period.
fiscal
Although research and development expenditures amounted to $96,000
last
to
capital
project, Western Addition,
and an increase of 190%
in net
announced by the Digitronics Corp.,
Albertson, N. Y., manufacturer of electronic data processing equipment.
Net sales for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1961 totaled $1,988,000,
compared with $821,000 shown in the previous year, and nearly four
142%
of
increase
An
receive a 12d per
registration statement
50,000,
that
Bond
and
approximately
"In
will
The
and
used to employ additional per¬
subscription and advertising campaigns to attempt
on
split)
Ground
Digitronics Corp.—Record Highs—
income,
$30,100
increase
company
Board
traditional
Broadway, New York, filed a registration
June 9 covering 120,000 outstanding shares
offered for public sale at $5 per share by
offering will be made on an all or
none
basis through Globus, Inc., which will receive a 50c per share
selling commission and $10,000 for expenses. The registration state¬
Sigfried
of
embark
to
stock
for
on
be
to
which
Inc.,
expenses.
shares
also
monly
of
company
owned
Co.—New Subsidiary—
whose
which
shares of
Devonbrook, Inc.—Common Registered—
This
for
share, such shares and warrants having been sold
per
substantially
such
statement
Co.,
&
$5,000
common
working
is
and
4,000
7,500
3,000
iidOo.
p.
Shore
and
planned to increase the
tensive coverage of the industry.
&
Walker & Co. Inc._
Walker & Sons
&
additional
It
3,000
Neuhaus
from
sources
owns
Inc.—.
4,000
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
5,000
Wertheim & Co.—
18,000
White, Weld & Co. Inc.— 18,000
Dean Witter & Co.__—__ 18,000
18,000
W.
C.
Langley & Co.—
7,500
Lazard Freres & Co
18,000
Peatody
Kidder,
H.
public
Tracy,
Inc
Walston
4,000
—_
Co.,
&
G.
Joseph
10,000
Co.—__
Co.
Co.,
7,500
Inc
Co.
&
Kidder
M.
4,000
June
on
for
C.
$1
to
3,000
5,000
4,000
—
Autolite
In making the announcement,
George G. Walker, Bond and Share
President, said, "This is the initial investment in this new under¬
taking.
EBS Development Corp. will have
available to it other re¬
shares of
sonnel
Trask & Co._— 10,000
Anthony &
R. L. Day___
7,500
4,000
Lemon
Johnston,
Inc.
&
10-year
by
have
then
Equilease.—V.
of
million
$10
Corp.,
through
a
for
Spencer,
10,000
Weeks—
&
Rogers
St.} New York, filed a registration
14 covering 100,000 shares of common
of
manufacturing
real estate publication dealing with the problems and
matters of special interest to the entire real estate industry.
Net pro¬
ceeds from the stock sale will be added to general funds to be available
Tucker,
Co.—
Hutton
E.
A.
4,000
10,000
4,000
Co
Co.
Taylor,
& Son
Hilliard
B.
F.
The
Co.,
Co
Hornblower
W.
&
&
Stone
&
Hirsch
E.
&
.
medium
develop
marketable
Organized in August, 1959, the company is engaged in the publication
a
monthly magazine entitled "The National Real Estate Investor,"
which commenced in September, 1959. The magazine is
The
McDowell —
Stroud & Co., Inc.Sutro & Co
Inc.—Common Registered—
professional
a
3,000
5,000
18,000
Miller
Hayden,
J.
Ripley
—
Hayden.
J.
-
Stieglitz
4,000
18,000
7,500
4,000
Development
Share
announced
investment
publication of
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 18,000
F. S. Smithers & Co.—_
7,500
Stephens, Inc
3,000
Stelrne, Agee & Leach—._
3,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
4,000
Stone & Webster Securities
'
Corp. —
—
18,000
>( Straus, Blosser &
18,000
First
of
for-1
Simon & Co
___
Singer, Deane & Scribner.
SEC
30,000
aggregate
an
Segal,
M.
I.
4,000
Inc.
for
7,500
&
Equilease's
of
held
now
principal underwriters. ■/'
3,000
Co.
Hammill
Shearson,
Harold
exercisable at
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc
3,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
7,500
Reinholdt & Gardner--—
5,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
10,000
Riter & Co
7,500
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc
——
5,000
Rodman & Renhaw
——
3,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co
4,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co
7,500
Rowles, Winston & Co——
3,000
Schwabacher & Co
—
5,000
Scott & Stringfellow—
3,000
3,000
Co.__
&
1 Dickson
Francis
5,000
10,000
Inc.__
an
commission
10,000
4,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
Charles A. Parcells & Co._
had net sales of $148,764,000
quarter ended March 31, 1961,
was
$1,858,000.—V. 193,
income
sale at $1 per share. The offering will
all-or-none basis though underwriters headed by Globus,
includes
also
5,000
Co.
Pacific Northwest Co._.
& Co
Co.
Podesta &
Dain
M.
Inc.
5,000
&z
Ohio
7,500
4,000
._
Co.
Sherrerd_
&
Dodge
The
18,000
&
Co
Clark,
R.
4,000
Sons
Chapman, Howe
J.
5,000
Inc
&
&
Curtiss,
18,000
Inc.__
Co
&
Slocumb
Burnham
10,000
Simmons
Brown
Brush,
5,000
Co.__
Co.
&
Blair
Ellis &
Blunt
5,000
&
Co._
&
Becker
G.
William
4,000
Co._
Eichler
Stearns
Bear,
7,500
$2,880,000
Autolite would
stock
common
has
company
initial
EBS
West> 61st
43
offered
on
and
share
Inc.
3,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,1 Fenner & Smith Inc
—
18,000
The Milwaukee Co
5,000
Mitchell, Hutchins & Co.__
5,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch_„
5,000
F. S. Moseley & Co.__
10,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.____
3,000
Newhard, Cook & Co
5,000
Co.,
the
with
be
to
made
Inc.,
of
company,
stock,
5,000
5,000
Kraus
&
&
Bateman,
McDonnell & Co. Inc
Wm, J. Mericka & Co.,
the
debentures
shares,
Electric Bond &
The
an
assets,
statement
4,000
McDonald & Co.____
Co
&
This
18,000
4,000
3,000
McCormick & Co.__
net
Dornost Publishing Co.,
&
4,000
Co
outstanding
current
be
7,500
_
&
Inc.
Baker,
A.
Rhoades
and
$33,263,0G0
were
2213.
p.
4,000
5,000
;
„
Co.___
Whipple
sales
are
company
year 1960 the company
of $10,114,000. For the
income
net
net
10,000
5,000
&
Bacon,
J.
Loeb,
M.
the
For
and
Shares
-
.•
Co.
Irving Lundborg & Co._:—
Mason-Hagan, Inc
10,000
Inc.__
&
Parker
••
Carl
3,000
Paine
&
&
Redpath
Bache
Conn.
of common stock
of shares
Lee Higginson Corp
Lester, Ryons & Co.__
97,750
Lestrange
Auchincloss,
A
97,750
Co._
&
number
Shores
:>
Brothers
Abbott,
C.
in
below:
name
Sachs
in Chicago, and plants are located
Crawfordsville, and Warsaw, Ind.; Willard, Ohio, and Old Saybrook,
of the
Headquarters
terms
the
the
purchase
•
A.
variety of other printed matter including Bibles, religious pub¬
lications, school books and other books.
wide
a
cents per share has been declared
14, 1961 to holders of record July 5.
to
if
and,
subordinated
common
Auto
and conditions set forth
underwriting agreement, the selling stocknolder has agreed
and
each of the underwriters,
for whom Goldman, Sachs
and
Lehman
Brothers
are
acting
as
representatives, has
the
to
Supply Co., and other nationally distributed catalogs, The En¬
cyclopedia
Britannica.
Compton's
Pictured
Encyclopedia and The
Book Encyclopedia. It also prints and binds over 1,000 different
telephone directories including those for a number, of major cities and
the
World
10
payable June
DeSoto's board,
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
in
or
and
year.
by
headquarters
states;
six
in
reported net sales of $48,426,000
74 cents per share, as compared
65 cents per share, in the' prior
company
$2,082,000
$47,126,000,
A
plants
nine
Chicago.
EARNINGS—In
of
stock
common
into
converted
and
sales.
DeSoto's
Farm
5
& Co._
and Hirsch
Kesselman & Co.,
5,500
5,500
Co.—Acquisition—
of one of Canada's leading insurance operations by
Fund Group of Insurance Companies was announced
Crafts
President
of
President
the Shaw &
of
Fireman's
Beeg Group
Fund,
and
of Canada.
Robert
B.
They reported
6
the
that
the
in
&
&
said
that
tion
result
would
in
has
Fund
about
organizations
both
business
doing
been
throughout
the
in
Canada.
for
Dominion
organizations,
strong
Crafts said, "the ourcnase is a
the
continuing economic
growtn
Mr.
faith
193,
in
this
trend
Each
will
Fluor's
backlog
April
at
that
since
construct
to
Corps
includes
The new work
Titan
18
missile
II
Engineers.—V.
of
was
about $100,000,000, new
boosted the current backlog to
30
has
date
192,
site
in
for
Arizona
Y
2610.
p.
$20
the
Mr.
F.
in
cated
reflection of our
of Canada."—V.
President
of
the
of
Gar
Clichy,
market
for
iaciure
and
Wood
Gar
sell
equipment.
the
in
to
service
Gar
market
common
the
European
common
road machinery
products designed and developed by Gar
wood
Inc., U. S. A.
Some of the components of such products
originally will be purchased by Gar Wood-France, S. A. from the United
States
1,000,000 shares of this corporation's class A
$13,125 per share was made June 12 by Van
fering of
stock
of¬
Offered—Public
at
Alstyne, Noel & Co., New York City.
of
the
of
cost
proceeds
net
from
$4,020,000
of,
acquisition
additional
constructs,
real
properties
Gateway Loan Corp.—Madison, 111.—Files With SEC—
The
to
or
leases,
within
acquires,
estate
finances
and
occasion
on
disposes
properties
result
geographically
stability
in
March
Fifth
Hotel,
La.;
Goodyear
to
The
Calif.;
The
Kansas
these
in
City,
Grosvenor
Surf
Mo.;
and
June
Build¬
Norfolk,
Va,;
Apartments
House,
Motor
Terrace
Wash.,
cents
through
January
8
the
1960,
year
consolidated
after
The
and
June,
of
Authorized
'
Debt:
p»yable____
Mortgage
10
notes
bearing
stock
(par
(par
$l>-___
through
tive"!.
their
have
into
has
company
Van
named
Alstyne,
agreed
and
("Representa¬
with
the
the
company
underwriters
have
severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the under¬
writing contract, to purchase the share of common stock set forth
below: '
'-Y''
,
Alstyne,
Abroms
&
Noel
Co.
Simonds
Fitch,
M.
&
Bass
&
C.
Quinn
Cassell
Co.—
Inc
Co.
Sears
Charles
H.
First
Securities
&
Shearson,
2,500
I.
&
Co.—
Stern
Stirling
Stix
25,000
Corp
10,000
Jenks,
&
Co.,
Hannaford
&
Hanrahan
Co.,
Darlington
Hill,
Richards
Hooker
&
Co.__
Lane,
Co.—
&
25,000
Co.,
2,590
Sons—
Inc.—
&
75,000
Co.^
Co.,
10,000
Inc
&
10,000
Ayres,
Winslow,
Inc.,
10,000
Stetson
York
Cohu
Warren
&
This
York
Inc.
reported
consolidated
&
received
the
during
$35,571,000
firm's
consolidated
for
sales
equivalent
the
pieces,
sofa
six
six
$55,779,578,
months
months
totaled
the
as
of
fiscal
compared
1960.
New
with
orders
$62,732,000,
compared
with
The engineering-construction
approximately
was
one
New
year.
compared
year
Fluor
J.
of
Fluor
the
1962
prove
"I
results
said.
current
is
The
in
the
$20,810,000
for
the
and
"Eased
backlog,
action
no
second
quarter
reported
second
were
upon
our
the
on
for
the
totaled $36,918,equivalent period
outlook
dividend.
quarter
better
the
than
rate
for
executive
to
be
ihe
stated
that
Fluor
time
in
v.hen
we've
the
hau
is
and
we
of
the
first
six
anticipated,"
new
the
now
orders
balance
months
President
and
the
level
1961
of
and
into
in
the
midst
of
what
may
company's
more
optionally
that
redeemable
they
cost
the
history.,
activity than
retire
sinking
prices
at
refunded
be
not
may
tne
to
lower
company
retirement
the
present
Co.
expanding
Common
—
'
into
Stock
April
dated
of
the
other
also
the
in
the
as
specialized
type
of
its
articles
of
50%
The
do
may
be
permitted
or
of
Colorado.
The
insurance
on
approximately
and
operates.
to
surety,
addition
in
states
a
writes
Slate
the
of
and
operates
to
casualty
a
other
Colorado
it
of
The
authority
of
fidelity
company
writing
of
the
of
1955.
Denver.
casualty in¬
general
The
company
company
laws
present
operation
the
certificate
State
laws
certificate
15,
Broadway,
916
company
wherein
states
in
is
the
the
is
eight
time
time
permit
its
March
on
excluding
Colorado.
present
in
the
company
approximately
insurance
any
the
of
present
business
all
under
in
the
at
the
total
in
been
basis
and
of
and
Insurance
insurance,
State
under
received
organized
1955,
to engage
received
its
has
laws
its
authorized
company
the
for
company
other
all
and
any
past
years.
of
1,000,000
standing
sold
than
its
of
per
share,
the
date
after
of
$1,250,000
deben¬
wbich
at
to
up
fund
the sale of
Upon
the
an
^
•••"(:
7
'•
Stock
share.
per
the
added
The
of
sale
to
V
Offered—
The offering
and
bar
and
chairs.
an,d
Corp.,
San
capital
Juan,
furniture,
general
stools
tcp«
fcr
counter
Ihe
and
Puerto
temperature
Gulton,
sxocls,
manu¬
living
kitchen
of
the
legs,
Metuehen,
of
of
the six
1,000.000,
outstanding.—V.
Lehman
of
50-cent
the
in
stools
its
par
and
products—
from
the
U.
3.,
table
fiscal
shares
which
of
Pennsylvania
Triangle
Pittsburgh,
Indistries,
manufactures
Inc.,
plastic
of
made
horses,-doll
toy
*
-
GIVING
more
shares.
shares
12
of
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
y
announced
was
Gulton,
headquartered
research,
related
producers 'of
by Dr.
Corp.,
electronics,
manufacturing.
in
com¬
West
by
family
combining
and
British
is
strip
chart
Stock
sales
West's
for
$13,000,000.
thermocouples,
automatic
will
sold
heat
control
equipment
temperature
measure
and
Gulton's
complement
industrial
and
s
out¬
Exchange,
recorders—are
manufacturing
products
exchange
Instrument's
thermometers,
transducers,, which
with
pressure
West
the
liquid
the West recorders.
subsidiary, West Instrument, Ltd. in Brighton (Sussex),
which
manufactures
temperature
control
equipment
for
one
and
Gulton
Jersey,
American
and
These
instrumcn
Gulton's
gas flow,
West has
of
the
$2,800,000.
$2,300,000: Gulton's
customers
of
all
on
resistance
equipment.
involves
exceeding
pyrometers
industrial
to
which
West
European
maintains
New
York,
New
formation
announced
Israel.—V.
192,
markets.
research
and
Mexico,
manufacturing
California
subsidiaries
of
in
operations
Canada.
and
Great
in
It
Britain,
New
recently
and
France
2326.
p.
HamcoiMachine
&
Electronics
Corp., Rochester, N. Y.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
shares
June
on
The
(par
10
filed
1961
6,
cents)
be
to
"Reg.
a
offered
A"
at
covering
$2,
150,000
without
under¬
1
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
general
corporate
purposes.
408,500
the
30th
South
100
strollers.
CAPITALIZATION
under¬
not
24,000
of
lor
prices
about
were
switches,
diversified
The
Offered—
corporation,
and
acquisition
value
a
year
Hamilton
Inc.—Common
it
materials
shares
recent
writing.-
1960,
in
the
common
At
has
control
June
BUSINGS:—Golden
sale
the
Chairman.
engineering
products—including
common
31,
first public offering of its common stock on June 14
through Robert M. Harris & Co., Inc., Philadelphia. "
A
total of 87,500 shares are being offered at $4.00
per share.
Proceeds will be added to working capital.
and
Gulton
last
power
to its customers.
net
common
Industries,
a
first
offered, underwriter
purchase one option to
to
upon
equipment,
and
leader
a
arranged
shares.
West
welds
chairs,
is
J.,
transaction
the
1336.
p.
the
to
purchase
1118.
p.
control
President
systems
Bros,
43,804
standing
net sales
and
financing,
192,
Triangle
company,
Sts.,
N.
and
earnings we:-e $127,343.
capitalization of the company
months ended Dec.
$709,255
current
from
year
Chicago-based.
room
packages the
and generally makes deliveries directly
comp.ehon
Golden
Jane
K.
ponents
for
used
Rico,
including
materials used
raw
attachment
aggregated
$2.50
being
entitled
be
193,
one
sell
to
the
of
shares
share
one
sale
acquired 'West' Instrument
Leslie
common
the
working
has
company
England,
Industries
the
of
each
price
company.—V.
precision
primarily
from
be
balance
and
options
the
and
4,000
offering, and there¬
addition, the company
In
issue
to
opticn,
a
after
or
out¬
issued
purchase
price of
public
years.
basis
upon
on
this
for
consists
and
has
to
Culton Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
For the sinking fund the
ranging at the principal amount.
price of $4.50
sets
company
Upon
the
of
four
per
stock
shall
such
at
of
$0.01
its
the
co-underwriter
stock
year.
at. prices
Corp.—Common
will
of
of
stock
stock
issued
are
company
options
exercisable
are
performance
a
price
shares
there
common
within
authorized
the
cptxon,
commencement
exercised
on
a
4,000
which
addition,
per
value
par
time
present
of
In
$0.01
options
the
be
agreed
and
of
$0.50
of
must
than
shares.
price
a
the
of
shares
common
239,250
at
shares
inclusive, and authorize
additional $1,250,000 prin¬
j-Jih. *x''
.
CAPITALIZATION—For
of
&
carriages
facture
The
Cosco, Inc.—Acquires Plant Site—
1961,
14,
tract
acre
in
of
office
is
action
upholstered
ther
exponsicn,
manufacturing
continue
stools
and
will
serving
being
long-range
a
of
officials
to
purchase
plant
a
for
continued
site
a
further
said.
for
plant
separate
on
In
juvenile
.
of
plan
a
division,
also permit
nere,
46-
a
the
manu¬
growth
of
Columbus,
items,
growth,
for
.ich
w
the
allows
household
Hamilton
folding
the1
office
for
fur¬
products
will
Cosco
furniture,
bridge
carts.
plans
.
are
of
site
furniture.
Construction
furniture
manufacture*
to
the
as
upholstered
part
and
Term.,
plans
announced
company
and
reported.
company
Construction
/•j'"'
FINANCING
the
Gallatin,
for
the
and
formulated
should
proposed
be
plant
new
completed
Gallatin
in
fall,
by
the
now
company
said.
—V.
stock
193,
■
Authorized
i
(par 80 cents)
625,000 shs..
: ' Outstanding
275,000 sns.
-'
1449.
p.
Southwest
1961,
13,
6%
it
Corp.—Notes
reported
was
subordinated
Privately—
$2,000,000 of this
convertible
notes
due
June
1,
1976, had been sold privately through Glore, Forgan &
Co., New York City.—V. 191, p. 2414.
board
the
of
1961,
into
The
in
of
McCrory
30,
into
1962;.
The
2
H.
4 Va %
of
L.
19/27
preference
at
$20
for
15,
B
each
per'share.
of
merger
official
held
the
notifi-'
Tuesday,
York, "N.
Y.,
national
for
variety
stock
of
share
to
of
Board
will
be
in
McCrory
s'-'are
a
of
a
stock
B
preference
common
listed
B
will
series
of
(subordinated!
will
be
1 Vz
held
7
will
the
of
Dec.
be
New
York
Issued
t". em
McCrory
the
right
common
nounced
year
the
402,115
55
the
city
of
the
totals
now
since
office
it
to
Part
present
about
built
was
and
Nashville.
and
193,
for
115,000
1,125.
in
1950.
square
feet
plant
site
construction.
will
be
The
served
new
by
the
Louisville
1901.
p.
the
a
company
share,
The
the
basis,
on
on
sales
earned
increase
efficiency
the
recent
most
of
of
$219,443
company
in
$3,651,886.
or
54
nine-month
net
In
of
of
just
a
were
same
share,
it
a
a
share,
on
and
of
an¬
bpsed
compared
year
a
year
a
sales
to
to
on
with
ago.
$46,814,. or
period
due
sales
was
period
$14,451,791.
ended,
shares
earnings was
manufacturing
operations
on
30,
comparable
cents
earnings
the
April
72
period
cents
$288,523
the
sales
on
number
to
ended
In
earned
the
same
quarter,
$217,241,
in
which
President.
were
the
317c
rose
months
Vass,
outstanding
share
a
company
nine
Boyd
earnings
scares
cents
For
net
the*
the
G.
share
a
•
until
of
of
for
by
ago,
On
Stock
stock
side
to
northeast
Railroad.-—V.
earnings
$12,936,994,
1970.
transferable
miles
times
under
are
adjacent
company.
expansion.
Columbus
10
feet
site
the.'
area
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Earnings Up—
con¬
31,
•„
granting
shares
until
east
future
in
tract
by
parking
as
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Secondary Stock Offer¬
ing—June 12, 1961, it was reported that 25,000 shares of
this firm's $5 par capital stock had been sold through
Wood, Struthers & Co., New York City.—V. 193, p. 1558.
signed
Corp.,
new
stock
stock
on
7
addition,
stock
purchase
Y
Nashville
Green,
of
McCrory
common
stock
until June
McCrory
common
stock
until
Dec.
31,
McCwory
of
the
than
of
preference
This
shares
of
letter
covering
a
of
cn
Net
other
one-fifth
$100.
In
Chairman
staterfient -siting,
proxy
the
is
possible
square
four-acre
a
announced
used
expanded
now
30
of
was
be
employment
21,000
is
will
for
been
space
Gallatin
follows:
Green,
stockholders,
1976,
New
82-page
'
Green
warrants
Hotel,
merger.
and
Exchange.
L
an
the
as
held
shares
shares
by
cumulative
of
6/7
and-2%
1966,
terms
share
3
Plaza
proposed
a
President
value
par
on
summarized
of
has issued
stockholders
to
be
company
of
Belmont
Corp.
the
each
Corp.
a
the
Prall,
for
this
accompanied
were
Stockholders
of
meeting
acting
was
detail
terms
receive
at
McCrory
notice
Bert-R.
the
directors
special
purpose
chain
by
of
a
20,
June
factory
plant
land
Cosco's
has
of
purchase
Va.,
provide
&
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—Merger Meeting—
cation
will
plant
Additions
to
W.
additional
Hamilton
The
time,
same
Weirlon,
the
and
Placed
that
the
At
its
of
March
at
dividend
1965-1980,
years
proceeds
the table
tops and legs,
H.
busiest
recall
the
for
company manufactures all its table lops, seats and backs,
tubular metal components into chair frames, assembles the
vertible
favorable."
don't
Island;
The
the
with
took
satisfactory,
very
S.
received
the
ago.
directors
"Operating
were
orders
with
Long
wood, metal or plasdc—are imported by the company
Sweden, Finland and Netherlands West Indies.
forth
Second-quarter operations resulted in net earnings of $636,617, or
cents a share, on
sales of $33,046,376.
This compares with a loss
of $164,732, on sales of $16,969,158 lor the
corresponding three months
000,
City,
IYwYYYY-v':
beds,
Great
79
last
a
this issue.
on
redeemable
Y.voJLr
tables
restaurant
The
were
of
process
of
of
casualty
As
of
writer
require
the
each
dinette
firm's
like period last year.
of uncompleted, work at April 30
against $58,000,000 a year earlier.
for
backlog
$100,000,000,
net
of
Shopping Center, Longnortheast
Philadelphia;
a
in
are
interest
an
optionally
be
L'USINESS—Girard
factures
ago.
First-half
at
proceeds
15,000
net
and
CAPITALIZATION—As
general corporate purposes.
Co.,
._
earnings of $979,321 for
the
six
months ended
April 30, 1961.
This is equivalent to $1.22 a
share on the 802.477 shares of capital stock
outstanding, and compares
wi'h a net loss of $393,650 for the
corresponding six months one year
$32,591,507
dividends.
construction
complete
Garden
except
(
Corp., Ltd.—Sales, Net Up—
corporation
to
used
in
s>,ore
100%,
during
in
the
of
ance
June
Fluor
shares of $4.50
cumulated
10,000
W.
prices,
2543.
p.
circular
8,
organized
was
Colorado,
do
address
of
the
selector
Common
5,000
Co
the
193,
was
March
forms
risk.
$7,850,000
Roosevelt Field
25,000
_____
&
market
values,
in
was
Department
and
non-admitted
instance
first
financing will be
added to the general funds of the company and
subsequently used for
the construction or acquisition of an additional plant; for the purchase
of
additional machinery;
and for supplementary inventory.
The bal¬
5,000
Higgins
1557.
p.
15,000
Wilson, Johnson &
2,500
the
interest
PROCEEDS—Net
consist
&
Inc
&
under
to
branch stores, .and for other general corporate
Industries
be
15,003
Co.—
at
Stock
growth
Insurance
company
on
business
all
incorporation
things which
Hanly and Lieberbaum & Co. Of the total shares being
offered, 5,000 shares will be offered to employees of
This
_____
&
Neuhaus
Kenny
Co.—
plus
be
in
provisions
to
/■>
will
Inc,
2,500
the
the outstanding
share
a
2109.
p,
-
will
Co.,
McCrory
offering
the
company
business
Offering of 100,000 shares of this corporation's common
at $5 per share, was made June 14
by Edwards &
55,000
&
—
Teller
Willis,
&
193,
2,500
Taggart
&
Space
Frank Knowlton
—V
A.
White
Jones
7,503
book
future
operation.—-V.
an
from
surance
write
stock
25,000
Westheimer
15,000
D.
2,500
Co.—__
;_j—
40,000
Co.—
in
Approximately
will
&
Co
Walston
Labouisse,
&
of
rate
will
7,590
Inc.——15,000
Fay,
redeem
debentures
to
1966
1,
fund
Girard
75,000
Inc
Joseph Walker &
2,500
Inc.
Corp,
Edward
&
Co.,
5,000
Co.,
Co.
•
&
Co.,
Inc.,
10,000
Grimm
&
&
& Co
Blosser
Albert
5,000
Inc
&
Weil,
Friedrichs
Johnson,
&
10,003
Hammill
Underwood,
Talbot—^:
&
Hill,
Howard,
2,500
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
June
prepares
Co
Charles
15,000
Inc.
&
McDowell
2,500
Frederking—_
10,000
:
Inc
&
&
Sutro
Inc.
25,000
Becker
Brothers
Straus,
Co.,
'
7,500
Co.,
Renshaw
Simon
5,000
of
Seidler &
&
M.
2,500
Co.
1_
;
Brewer,
7,500
——
Fusz-Sc^melzle
&
The
has
amount
•-;
15,000
Rouse,
Bryant,
Co.
5.000
Gardner
&
20,000
&
Wulbern,
Co.—
Co.
Securhies
HaHowcU,
5,009
Inc.
10,000
Co._
Flomenhaft,
&
Co.——
&
Chicago
Fridley
10,000
:
Rodman
Eldredge
&
Carrison,
Robinson-Humphrey
15,000
—
Deetjen
Fairman
45,000
Inc.
Sellers,
Bonham, Inc
Reinholdt
10,000
&
Inc.
Podesta
Draper.
Emanuel,
Inc.
Co.
Landstreet
Kirkpatrick
Pierce,
2,500
&
Chiles-Schutz
Cruttenden,
&
Hirshberg,
&
25,000
&
5,000
them
management's
National
principal office
50%
stock.
2,500
Corp.
Inc.
&
Co.
Inc
Dallas
that
retail
Colorado
to
Martin,
Doe
7,500
will
of
authority
has
m^rks the initial public sale of the company's
25,000
Jones
&
Odess,
10,000
Co
&
C.
First
&
5,000
Budd
Clark,
Norris
Inc
Bradford
F.
Co..
Templeton
10,000
Neuhauser
Eoenning
Mltchum,
20,000
&
Co.,
Metropolitan
5,000
Co
Inc.
Co.
&
American
sold.
of
Offered—Public
5,000
Brothers
5,000
Eichler & Co
Barrett
Newton
Mason
to
the
had
power,
and
in
BUSINESS—The
5,000
Inc
Lentz,
McCarley
Hough Inc
Bellamah,
J.
&
Co.,
7,500
Inc.
&
;
Bateman,
&
5,000
;
Co.
Inc.
Jack
Birr
&
North
Leason
sale,
company.
$100
at
branch
Shares
Co.—100,000
Inc._
Baker,
Barret,
Co.
&
$10,
five
Gimbels-Philadelphia
the company at a
Shares
Van
■
severally
acting
Co.
contract
sell
to
&
150,000 shs.
,
below,
Noel
underwriting
an
branch
104%
company
—V.
3,441,368 shS. V
450,000 shs.
underwriters
to
stock
proceeds
a
annually
cipal
-
5.350,000 shs.
x
representatives,
entered
the
York
from
to
tures
the
$11q-xxX-ij>U
stock
the
Y.;
debentures
A
sed
free
20, 1961,
Copley & Co., Colorado Springs, and Pacific Coast Secu¬
rities Co., San Francisco, pubiiciy offered 120,000 shares
of this firm's 500 par common stock at $2.50 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $250,000, were added to the
company's capital and surplus accounts. The stock was
purchase
$834,820.00
B
the
at
by Lehman Brothers and
debentures were priced at
the
the
of
be used
Avenue
Sinking
•
Class
will
of
the effective
con¬
debentures
UNDERWRITERS—The
N.
Fifth
prior
34,816,073.52
Class
wherein
Yll
$1,325,981.73
payable-—
stock:
funds
preferred
balance
ranging
Outstanding
__l
non-interest
year
vertible
Capital
with
A
oxfered
purposes.
' 7
.*•.
;
Notes
FINANCING
are
terms of the merger, pointed out that
considered a
number
of
pertinent
the
earning
fact
Guaranty
all
Debentures
— i
from
proceeds
general
DESCRIPTION—The
PRESENT
TO
reviewing
Offered—In
working capital.
headed
group
a
proceeds
Island,
amortization.
EFFECT
for
Inc.
construction of additional
Corporation and its subsidiaries
$6,617,468
and
a
net loss
of
$430,920
GIVING
to
Gimbels-New
Futterman
Income
depreciation
CAPITALIZATION
by
cumulative
Saks
had
Bell
the
of
and
i96L
For
used
Brothers,
16
added
The
of
be
to
are
PROCEEDS—Net
be
Bldg.i
distributions
will be
listed on
warrants
tney
.
Parkway
and
Seattle,
(Longines-Wittnauer
be
to
Goldman, Sachs & Co. The
99% plus accrued interest, to yield 5.09%.
Seventy
Sands
Registration
offering of $25,000,000 Gimbel Brothers, Inc. (New York,
N. Y.) 5% sinking fund debentures due 1981 was made
hotels, motels
the
diversified
a
of
groups
Raymond
$1)
Mills,
Gimbel
some
the
management
Dominant
finally
a
State
Chamber of Commerce Building,
made or declared monthly
class A stock for the months
the
on
Y.
Akron;
has
company
share
Building,
City;
Continental
Calif.;
N.
or
a
(par
Inc.—Secondary Stock Offering—June
13, 1961, it was reported that a secondary offering of
65,200 shares of this firm's $3 par common stock had
been made through Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Smiih, inc., New York City.—V. 193, p. 378.
both
in
and
Included
areas.
Garage,
Athens, Ga.;
Triangle Center,
Chicago;
Avenue,
properties
Inn,
Golden
Angeles.
Los
Fifth
leased,
proceeds
General
distinct
that
holdings
apartment building,
and
New York
America
Apartments,
Village,
belief
estate
or
Metropolitan
20
in
Building
Building,
Key
Bijou,
Tower
real
estate
real
31
Ohio
Rouge,
Fla.;
the
in
of
owned
company
of
buildings
tne
are
Avenue
Miami,
the
total
a
industrial
and
580
1961,
including ofxice buildings,
properties
ing, Baton
a
31,
operated,
cases
properties,
operates
diversification
,
of
and
company
from
iiled
without
and in use and types of occupancy, thereby increasing
diminishing
the
effect of
possible adverse
economic
any
particular geographic or economic area.
and
conditions
At
The
housing.
to
advantages
corporation on May 24, 1961
covering 8,000 common shares
underwriting.
SEC
without the United States, as prin¬
cipal or in a joint or representative capacity, including transactions
falling within the provisions,
of Federai, state and local legislation
relating
formerly Export Manager for Gar Wood Industries, Inc., pres¬
of' the new French corporation.—V. 191, p. 1218.
Director
a
the
make other related investments.
BUSINESS—The Futterman Corp. of 580 Fifth Ave., New York City,
is engaged in the real estate investment business. It owns, manages,
acquire
ownership of Gar Wood-France, S. A. is divided among
Industries, Inc.; P, H. Baudin, and Roger Fitzgerald, owners
France, S. A.;
Gar Wood dealer in France, and A.
P.
Overseas
ently
to
stock
share
potential of the two com¬
affirmative
decision
on
the
merger,
he
said,
was
the
fact
that
McCrory
had
already
made
plans to overcome many of tne problems common
to variety store
companies, that the merger should effect economies in administration,
merchandising
and
distribution
and
strengthen
management,
and
stock
Wood
D'Haem,
the'..sale,.the company plans to use
acquire, or reimburse its treasury for the
equities in certain properties; $600,000 will
be
applied
toward prepayment
of the principal balance of certain
notes
and
mortgage notes payable; and the balance will be used to
Of
approximately
Bper
company.
The
Gar
cumulative
preference
dividends of $4.50
pay
share on the present Green common
purchasing McCrory common stock at
per
to
of
when
management
panies.
Wood-France, S. A. will manutruck equipment, carthmoving
in
including
coverage,
Industries,
Stock
holders
price
Green
factors
Wood
formed
France,
alternative
an
share,
Prall,
L.
H.
Industries, Inc., Wayne, Mich.,
Wood-France, S. A. a corporation lo¬
Gar
formation
Fisher,
announced
4'/2%
will
McCrory
convertible)
and
market
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
Exchange.
■'
and
A
Corp.—Class
Futterman
As
per
tneir
S.
U.
.
.
equivalent of 90 cents
stock.
$35.6 million
a
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—New Affiliate—
E.
of
share
the
or
over
808.
p.
that
indication
every
(subordinated
awarded
contract
and
years
is
there
$125,000,000, he reported.
Army
currently has investments in the country of $12,000,000.
With
the
purchase of
the Shaw & Begg companies, the premium
writings of the combined group will be in excess oi $15 million in
1961.
making it one of Canada's top ten property-casualty insurance
75
"And,
said,
Although
business
acquisition of the Shaw & Begg Organiza¬
increased
marketing operations for the
inde¬
the
representing
agents
pendent
Fireman's
he
continue."
Fire
Insurance Co.
Casualty Insurance Co.
Federal
Fire
Crafts
time,"
acquired substantial majority interest
including tne Wellington Fire In¬
of Canada and the
had
operations,
Begg
the
Co.,
Consolidated
Mr.
companies
Fund
Shaw
surance
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2666)
of
12
cents
ago,
the
the
$5,509,392.
improvement
in
company's
expanding position in markets outsic e the automotive original' equip¬
ment
ijield. Products for these markets include textile beams, indus-
193
Volume
trial
'ine
in
household
and
growing
sales
Mr.
Vass
of
stated,
This
the
for
being
now
expected
those
of
automotive proaucus. As a result,
that earnings iur t..e full year will
last year.—V. 192, p. 1398.
Subscription Rights—
address
whose
the
is
registration
a
First
statement
Federal
with
Bldg.,
SEC
the
St.
.June
on
covering
9
583,334 shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer such
subscription by holders of the company's common and class A
Blyth & Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers and Allen & Co. head the.
list of underwriters. The rate of subscription, record date, subscription
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company
was organized in 1957, and in
1959 its pipeline sub¬
sidiaries,
Coastal
"transmission Corp; and Houston Texas Gas Oil
Corp.-owned and began to operate a pipeline system for the trdns-■
mission of natural gas from the Gulf Coast producing areas of Texas
stock
the
from
-
and
to
Louisiana
stock
sale,
be
addition
lists
W.
the
to
various
proceeds
sale
of
of
the
from
tne
other
certain
estimated
cost,
and any
working capital
485,369
class
192,
402.
p.
has
shares.
A
outstanding'
The
prospectus
stock
equipment of
it
is
later
no
sale
than
in
the
shares
416,670
the
anticipaceu
and
U.
hotel.
that
April
Construction
hotel
will
1962.
1,
the
The
net
S.,
together with
$972,222 loan from
a
started
the
be
proceeds
sale
of
Israel
an
unit
costs.
Such
costs
include
$176,787
$1,288,889 for construction.
of
the
include
company
Itek
;•>
This
tal
In
for
purchase
we
addition
the
of
the
land
'
The debentures
*
Itek
of
the
:
shares of
$12.50
holders to buy 25
periods during the next
at stipulated
share
per
debenture at $11 and
stock per $1,000
common
"In
its
office
will
and
loans
operating
amount
of
its
capi¬
Laboratories "
President
prototype
filters and
other
frequency
said,
selective
has
Card
Electronic
dent
X.
of
Electronics
Operating
Net
and
during fiscal
In
sale
cents
the
after
while
of
fiscal
$283,656
193,
'Y.;
379.
p.
for
corporation
after
taxes
number
average
of
community
share
the
graders,
northeast
of
Brasil S.
do
Huber-Warco
demand for graders in Brazil, will
achieve satisfactory levels by September.
x
Huber-Warco, currently filling a $3'/2 million government order for
road graders,
had sales averaging nearly $10 million annually during
the past decade.
Each $1,000 debenture of this issue is backed by more
than $3 300 in net tangible assets ard the book value of the 173,882
outstanding shares of common stock amounts to $25.22 per share.—
V. 193, p. 2215.
$810,251
cents
44
or
fiscal
reported.
amounted
to
shares
expanded
or
outstanding
29,
I960,
67
or
from
to
meet
rising
a
Idaho Maryland
Los
inventory
of
of
total
Angeles,
and
represented
$248,873
Of
June
credit
from
sum,
&
cash and notes, according to an
President of IMI.
The
newly
acquired company, which will operate ns the Denver
Steel & Iron Works Division of IMI, has been engaged in the fabrica¬
tion and
processing of structural steel since 1910, and is currently
operating
with
yearly
sales
of
apprjximatelv $1,500 000,
said Mr.
Morton.
He
also
stated that,
although more than 80% of its sales
have
been
in
the non-defense area,
the new division will play an
important role in IMI's present participation on construction of com¬
ponents for the Minuteman missile- silns at Great Falls, Montana, for
which
a
joint venture of IMI and Allied Engineering Company re-,
centdy received a $5 million contract.—V. 193. p. 1015.
approximately
announcement
M
by
$300,000
in
Morton,
J.
George
Inland Credit9 Corp.—Notes Placed Priva
income,
Printing
1961
14,
it
Co.
Notes
—
Placed
Privately^—
was
it
fered—C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co. heads
F.
Eberstadt
&
Co., New York City.—V. 193,
••
,>;Y
The
Mining
corporation,
Corp.—Shows
reported
cjusoli
a
New
of
York
City,
and
to
meet
then
adap'ed
manufactures
works.
and
references
shares
of
None
company
Loebe
of
Baltimore,
acquired
with a loss
compares
April
30,
through
the
Canton's
Mr.
*
year
Kellogg,
loss
Kellogg
indicated
ventory
a
the
levels
class
addition
holdings
large
is
in
to
Intercontinental
7—In
.v,;'S
for
earnings
in
the
debt
re¬
Motels
of
Company
oil
and
gas
natural
company
resources
Baltimore,
properties.—V
Ltd.—Common
represents
192.
2610.
p.
offering circular, dated May 26, 1961, T. J. Mc¬
Donald & Co., Washington, D. C., publicly offered 150,000 shares of this company's common stock at $2 per
Net proceeds,
estimated at $230,000, will be used
to acquire the La Concha Motor Hotel at Atlantic City,
N. J., to train personnel, and for expansion.
The stock
all sold.
was
The
whose
company,
Martinsville,
ville
and
Jhad
total
10-cent
will
is
address
the
Towne
a
of
assets
$1,198,026
authorized
and
Upon
shares.
common
completion
shares outstanding.—V.
541,075
193,
with
offered
SEC
for
State
efforts
basis
ceive
a
of
total
The
entered
into
organized
shore
center
a
of
contract
the
of
erected.
between
Architects
to
design
technical
The
the
company
Jordans
In
Daniel
with
of
balance
and
Corp.,
law
the
M.
land
a
also
contracted
June
voltage
utilitie'o,
date
The
aging
per
about
the
Jordan,
1960
new
a
hotel
10
miles
company
whereunder
control
of
which the hotel is
previously entered
and
G.
Margalith,
Engineers undertook
and perform related
Vacuum Beton Co., Ltd.
the
s.iares
30,c00
of
as a
of
with
Her¬
expansion
and
Southern
Cali¬
600-acre
indus¬
1 il
•
of
tne
Los
San
il
>
agreement
further
center
threshold
represent
of
Angeles
in
Fernando
continue
of
to
Lehman
the
Valley..
by
of
the
fact
Vicinity.
the
and
the
$20 000,000
for
sidings,
development
roads,
heliport,
a
industries
$15,000,000
golf
of
if
Di
prop-
and
other
and
now
the
master
the
course
can
including
users,
center
a
of
sewers
Triangle
financing
as
17
the
uolden
and
that
Bendix
buildings
manager
accelerate
the
will
industrial
industrial
area
^he
land,
general
as
Brothers
lauucies.
variety of
industrial plants
cf
in
(
serve
Pereira-Luckman
spurs
investment
an
$3,500,000.
widest
indicated
other
accommo¬
complete
;u
It
pack¬
required.
for
have
industrial
recently
Lockheed
activity
located
Research
in
it
the
Center,
and
Electronics
Center, now
under
construction.
County Regional Planning Commission,
According to a Los Angeles
recently completed:
will
company
the
could
area
consist
of
400,000
sale
already
are
193,
the
of
stock
outstanding
will
and
Co.
has
the
been
appointed
registrar
trucking services
labor
pool
nando
chemical
193,
is
leasing
of
The
pany,
were
step
s
or?*
of
used
expansion.
broad
a
books,
records,
and. housewares,
furniture
with
along
in
The
Fifth
will
It
and
linens
and
banks
and
prices
be
refunded
This
has
Glendale,
Calif.,
engaged
in
nuclear
by
debentures
of
diagnosis
advanced
an
line
nucleonic
of
the
sinking
company's
its
in
and
of
Reed
of
$178,142,
for
Atoiration,
should
with
net
combined
figures
1960
will
be
in¬
previous
rose
six
65%
fund
to
tion
of 9
instrumentation,
Co.,
and
used
in
$6,800
on
sales
significantly.
statement
common
stock,
with
Corp.—Common
SEC
the
of which
on
June
14
40,009 shares are
Registered
N. Y., filed
a
registra¬
125,000 shares of
ofered for public Vale
by the company and 85,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the pres¬
The
all or none basis
The public offer¬
by amendment.
The registration statement
also includes^ an additional 52,632 shares
issuable upon conversion of $1,000,000 of outstanding'debentures (hold¬
ers of $500,000 of the debentures have indicated an intention to convert
ent
holders
thereof.
offering
will be made on an
through underwrites headed by Hayden, Stone & Co.
ing
price
same
into
and
underwriting
26,316
shares
counter
and
terms
offer
are
the
to
be
shares
supplied
for
sale
in the
over-the-
Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc.;
1.803
Schulman; 1,40 owned by Harold S. Cohen;
and
8,500 which were or may be purchased by partners or former
partners of Hayden, Stone and members of their families and one
employee of the firm upon exercise of an option sold by stockholders
market); 10,000
owned by Samuel
in
August,
The
shares
owned
by
1959.
company
is
engaged
cars
in
the
fleet
leasing
and other equipment
of
on a
to
the
seasonal
for
to
!'
bank
the
of
of
the
general
short-term
funds
1
|
; i
com¬
other
borrow
purchases
of
i
leaf
•
to
(
redeemable
100%,
1966
at
by
interest
an
the
com¬
they
that
except
may
of
sinking
the
fund
of
less
cost
to
company
authorize
principal
it
provisions
retire
retire
to
amount
of
which,
$1,600,000
its
at
option
debentures
in
of
up
in
revenues
1960
totaled
,H
il
.
each
i.m
company
Kent
are
with
M
$487,834,839
the
Micronite
trucks
single
or
and
cars,
multiple-
two
brands
brands being Beech-nut,
of
little
ri
the
underwriting agreement, subject to tho
set
forth,
the
several
underwriters,
and Smith, Barney & Co. Inc., have
purchase, and the company has agreed to seh
to
the
Brothers,
respective
principal
amounts
of
new
debentures
below:
Lehman
Brothers
Barney
Robert
W.
Baird
Inc.
Co._
&
&
Becker
Blyth
500,000
F.
Paribas
300,000
R.
Co. Inc.
300,000
Reynolds
Co.,
Co.
Inc.
1,200,000
Dominick-X
Eastman
Dillon,
Emanuel.
Deetjen
Estabrook
&
100,000
Marache
Ripley
&
&
I.
M.
Trask
Stone
&
G.
Walston
janney,
W.
Co.—
Battles
&
Clark,
Inc
Feabody
y- ■ -
o-
193, p.
&
^o.
2111.
100,000
1,000,000
Inc. 1,200,000
Co.
White,
Dean
Co.—
300,000
200,000
200,000
1,000,000
Corp
&
Day
Walker
&
—
&
Co
Inc
Co.,
&
203,000
Inc
Anthony
Wertheim
!
&
Co.,
&
L.
H.
Co.—
Boyce
Webster
Securities
500,000
&
&
&
Brothers
500,000
Weeks—
&
100,000
Co
200,000
Bros.
Hornblower
Hutton
200,000
&
Stern
Tucker,
—V.
&
Deane
Stroud
E.
300,000
Co
Scribner
500,000
500,000
E.
&
Simon
Singer,
R.
200,000
&
Co;—
Stein
Co.,
Co
&
200,000
Co
Scranton
Silberberg
1,000,000
Haupt
500,000
100,000
Shields
200,000
W.
&
300,000
&
Stringfellow___
W.
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Ira
Co.
&
..i
500,000
Inc.
200,000
...
100,000
Harriman
500.000
Brothers
&
Spencer
&
Co._.
&
500,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Co.
Co.__
Co.
Hallgarten
Co.
&
Rothschild
F.
Chas.
100,000
First
Boston
Corp
1,200,000
Glore, Forgan & Co
1,000,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co._ 1,000,000
Granbery,
&
Hutzler
Scott
200,000
Co
&
Richards &
500,000
1,000,000
L.
300,000
Co.
300,000
Co.—.
Salomon
1,000,000
Co
&
1,200,000
Corp
Pressprich
Schwabacher
Union
Co
&
Eberstadt
Co._
Co
&
300,000
200,000
&
&
100,000
1,000,000
Jackson
Riter
&
Read
W.
100,000
Inc.
&
&
Webber,
300,000
Co.—
100,000
Pierce,
Smith
&
Moseley
Sons
&
&
Co.—
Curtis
&
1,000,000
Inc.
S.
&
Stanley
Morgan
Paine,
Inc.
Dominick
Field,
500,000
i ■
Rhoades
Lynch,
Feuner
200,000
Co.,
Co.
Dickson
Dillon,
$1,000,000
1,000,000
Merrill
500,000
Dodge &
S.
Loeb,
McCormick
Inc.
&
Brown
Clark,
Co
Corp.___
Irving Lundborg & Co._
Mason-Hagan, Inc
200,000
Bradford
C.
M.
Inc._______
Co.
&
/lex.
&
Co
&
200,000
Co
Stearns & Co
&
Carl
200,000
Weeks & Co
Barth
200,000
Co.,
—_
G.
3,650,000
Freres
Higginson
1
&
1
J.
Lee
500,000
Whipple
A.
Lazard
Co.
Co
Bacon,
Blair
Amo"nt
.-..$3,650,000
&
—_
&
Baker,
Bagpipe
clg.ars, Between The Acts
Amount
Kidder,
the leasing of trucks,
of
therein
Lehman
severally
forth
R.
covering
to be
require
and
the
and
conditions
by
Securities
Chelsea Place, Great Neck,
1,
benefit
chewing tobacco, its
agreed
them
set
in the six
Plan International
company
of
Blossom
and
severally
F.
Lease
added
$27,381,257.
products
UNDERWRITERS—In
"
This
be
(menthol), Old Gold Spin Filters, Old Gold Straights
(light-menthol).
Cigarettes
represented
about
95%
of
sales
for
1960.
The
company
also
manufactures
and
sells
smoking
tobacco, its most important brands being Briggs, Union Leader, Friends
Bache
months,
103.
as
Newport
Smith,
months ended March 31, 1961, ov°r
should double again in the current fiscal
year
as
results
of
the
acquisitions and
other factors take e'fect.
Earnings for the period are expected to more than quadruple.—V. 191,
which
Sales,
1966,
flno-s
entire
2436.
of
1,
the
$1,600,000
earnings
represented
Korvette's
at
instruments
net
such
Spring
Bear,
a
>'i
near-by San Fer¬
by most indus-
use
operations,
general
optionally
June
total
J.
these
from
sizable
A
sin.ung iund t..e ceoentures will
redeemable at. the principal amount, plus accrued interest.
terms
accelerated
enhance
will
.
For
is
medical
into
entry
blueprint
/<'
numerous
tobacco, and
the tobacco industry
1037/e%
years.
in
nucleonics is considered a key
growth. Earlier, without giving
effect
to
the acquisitions,
management had projected an increase in
per-share earnings from 2 cents, which, it reported for the 12 months
ended March 31, 1961, to 7 cents in the curreht fiscal year. Acquisition
The
factor
to
annually,
additional
and
therapy.
and
(3)
the
reduction
other
in
1
are
from
have
June
debentures
an
store
the assets of two Los Angeles firms, C. W. Reed
manufacturers
representatives,
and
Atomation,
Inc.;
develop°rs
medical
!.
4.94%.
The
out¬
the
acquired
manufacturers
liil
Madison.
Co.—Acquisitions—
company
sale
the
finance
to
bonds
prior
Havana
Two
p.
the
99.
and
in
available
and
area
as
purchase
customary
order
ranging
Inc.
Electrometer
Landsverk
is
in
India House;
drnnestms
193,
iw,
the
within
"
at
and
Avenue
offer,
the
the
,
and
Brooklyn
drugs.
carpets.—V.
and
finance
It
purposes.
and
on
selection of fashions for the entire
acmbances. photography, toys,
hardware,
to
the
mociva ed
scores
City.
an¬
well
as
company and applied to
bank loans, together with
contemporary
store
prominent.
largely
was
York
next
st">re.
readily
are
the
Highways 6
the
from
and
Willensky; President,
so
downtown
New
Korvette's
markup,
°eods,
giftwares
cluded
location
of
area
made
area
BUSINESS—Consolidated
the most desired bran*" in
all of
<•
new
Korvette's
of
in
low
customary
family,
has
the
tobacco.
Filter,
''enart.ment
story
department
onerated
on
the
avenue.
in
nearby
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
and
first
the
use
plants."
funds
to
William
St.,
be
Korvette
this
of
Central
47th
will
shoping
which
eight
new
a
and
one
success
Grand
open
This
which
available
commencing
193, p. 2007.
of
is
area
Lorillard Co.—Debentures Offered—Public
offer¬
of $40,000,00 of this company's 4%%
sinking fund
debentures due 1986 was made June 15
by, an under¬
writing''group heaaed by Lehman Brothers and
Smith,
Barney & Co. Inc. The debentures were priced at 99%
plus accrued interest and were quickly sold.
of
below.—V.
features
The
(P.)
than
2436.
p.
favorable
(1)
ing
180,000
Control—
of
Industries.
Valley.
(4) Ample water is available for
including even
many
heavy-water-using
tnes,
hot
for
number
a
more
^°^nmerc'a^ transportation facilities
Southei|n Pacific line running through
iu
the
DESCRIPTION—The
corporation.—V.
years
years,
1451.
p.
few
many
driving time of central Los Angeles.
This time should be
reduced considerably with the
completion of the Golden State Free¬
way
through the San Fernando
Valley within the next few
sold
being
are
the
to
accrue
next
draw
hour's
an
Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Ave.
policy
major
a
best
$1
by
railroad
tne
loans.
below.
15.
number
standing
the
Fifth
at
world's
in
a
October
complete
upon
Jeremitsky
with
in
at
1961,
contract
Engineers, Ltd., under which the
the hotel, supervise its construction,
It
Sea
Dov
shares)
&
services.
or
on
venture
Park,
community.' The
from
north
Park,
excess
w111
prepared
funds
of
will
company
nounced
be
stockholders.
operating
February
and
sold
principal
and
Israel
176,787
assumed
and
to
cash
be. made
Mediterranean
Aviv.
Tel
shares,
share
per
will
the
and
directors
under
acquired
(in
exchange
for
Kiriat Jordan, Ltd., the owner
into
The
spring,
statement
York City, which will re¬
share.
Such shares are a part
furnishing
it
being
dividers,
(E. J.) Korvet'e, Inc.—To Open New Store—
p.
registration
New
per
erected
Jordon,
erecting,
there
sell
will
The ^advent
Principal
the
ordinary
$1
at
financing
and part of the
remaining 416,670
acquisition
of land upon
which
a
the
for
be
S.
2,000,000
Registered—
a
offering
Co.,
shares;
Dov
of
the
on
the
of
to
was
purpose
Herzlia,
north
is
and
&
Brager
filed
this
of
1689.
1,250,000
The
commission
used
be
to
Daniel
company
the
covering
in the U.
1,666,670
hotel
to
8
bonds.
Israel
selling
Israel,
Aviv,
June
through
of
are
proposed
at
of
7'/2%
shares
share
on
Tel
subscription
certain
a
of
company
the
Lodge,
Motor
stock
of
p.
Israel-America Hotels Ltd.—Stock
This
House
owns and operates the 60-unit structure at Martins¬
50-unit motel
at
Danville, Va.
As of Dec. 31, 1960, it
Va.,
par
be
for
voltage
as
an
share.
in
S^arttj
corporate
the
Corp.—New
See Natus Corp.,
Offered
Stock
miles
the
Brothers
joint
-a
er'j' including the extension of
be
fiscal
current
minimum
of
excess
diversified
Canton
mineral,
such
the
of
from
Trust
stock
Kirkeby-Natus
"Canton's
not
are
a
the
mar¬
products
pontentiometers.
President.—V.
A
Natus
retailing
"while
comfortably
gains
Mining
nrecision
as
quarter
improved."
to
Realty Venture—
industrial
30
area,
Industrial
park.
the
anticipated due to record inr
of steel making ores that will continue to affect, in
degree, the operations of our Canton subsidiary."
diminishing
in
that
stated
that
be
substantial
International
which,
to
expected
are
*4
quirements,
also
and
military requirements,
King Kullen Grocery Co., Inc.—Appointment—
See
for
located
facilities
^r'
$49,103
of
President,
has
business
pl-oto'ypes'
manufactured
2436.
p.
operations were
affected adversely during the quarter by the reduced volume of
im¬
ported steel-making ores moving fv»rn.>viarjrie terminal caused
by ti e low levels of steel production and by large inventories of im¬
ported
ores
on
hand.
Wnh
9 »U.tUit
m
steel
production,
L.
St.,,M
139th
ultra -precisio'h
has
lff,!'
,.f n«
.
'W.
stock.
shares
Julie,
•.
603
for
applications. The company presently
items of resistors and ''agistor net¬
instruments
of
proceeds
Manufacturers
shares
1960.
Frank
the
pany
International Mining on July 28, 1960.
daring the three months ended
by
catalog
capital'zation
th*
as
35
it
industrial land
production
voltage/current
common
of
which
of
range
sells
Inc.,
oroduced
and
research,
quantity
items
15
and
Outstanding
April 30,
1961 of $102,688,
including and reflecting m erest
charges of $167,000 related to financing the acquisition of the Canton
Co.
developed
to
and
Laboratories,
instruments
ing
exac
substantially: broader
a
ended
This
h'-s
and
components
keted
Loss—
net
&ueJ
{•„
EUtINFSS,t-tJ lilies 'Research
Kirkeby
International
underwrit¬
an
ing group which offered June 16, 100,000 shares of this
firm's1 common stock at $10 per share. The offering
marks the first public sale of the company's common
reported that $2,000,000 cf this firm's senior
was
Laboratories, Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
ely—June 14,
botes due May 15, 1973 had been sold privately
164,647
own
proposes
developer, for the
Triangle
Industrial
study
Ju'ie Research
for
1961
Lehman
operations.
reported that $3,000,000 of this
firm's promissory notes due May 31, 1961 had been sold
privately through Allen & Co., New York City.
company
Steel
Denver
has purchased the business and
Iron'Works' Co. of Denver, Colo., for a
planned
Attractiveness
this
non-recurring
income
net
was
gain
special
share.
per
Schulman,
•
Stock.
Induxtries Inc.—Acquisition—'•
Calif,
.
purposes.
actively
participate
in
the
expansion
of
Golden Tiiangle Industrial
Park, which was founded three years ago
by Swarttz.
Established at Golden
Triangle are five major industrial
plants; Marquardt Aircraft Co., Crown Coach
Corp., Cordo Chemical
Co., Western Equipment Mfg. Co. and Rider
Ltd.
and
an
industrial
hospital.
These plants, which cover less
than
one-fifth of tne area
operations.
net income and
cents
share
per
properties,
income
net
.
This
is
Coast
Golden
largest
park
plan
$3,086,085,
represented
snare
system
net
share
per
cents
bank
which he expects to resign
announced
West
of
Newhall-Saugus
and
1959-60
over
Samuel
ended
year
1016,
p.
Jersey City
,
v
fornia's
•
trial
has
company
Swarttz,
development
of
fiscal
1,884.569
per
antenna
represented
ended Feb.
year
23
or
$1.51
or
net
adaLional
s*iares'
rccita^iv/i.tii
totalled
$526,595
193,
this
$2,837,212
per
taxes
—V.
Board'"
the
of
1960-61.
figure,
the
13
or
the
The
man
'
;
■.
Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
special credit
share on
this
Chairman
totalled
income
Of
and
$11,935,899, a 42% increase
$8,416,750, Milton J. Shapp, President,
of
per
of
revenues
1961,
revenues
$1.64
President
Secretary-Treasurer.—V.
28,
'•/■
Wolfgang
Prenosil,
Executive Vice-Presi¬
firm, continues in his present capacity. Jesse
Vice-President
and
Treasurer
of
Itek
Corp., has been
Jerrold
Feb.
named
Director,
Lehman Brothers—Joint
operate the west coast
another division of Itek, and
California
Cousins,
named
been
the
'
Laboratories.
the
working capital
y
t
v
will
-Y- i-V"f-'Y;
.
for
a
materially to main/aininsr this company as the world'sdesigner
and
manufacturer
of ' crystal
frequency
selective
devices."
of
s..ort-term
oi
group
One
.
Card
used
were
(26.4%).
of'
totally owned subsidiary
design,
applications
en¬
as
"ELC
Electro-Products Co.,
Itek
the
to
Di
crystal
company's sale
0„
In
addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
shares of common stock, of which Meckler
owns
20.9%
and
trustees for the benefit of his children 7.5%.
The prospectus lists . in it
selling stockholders wno propose to sell amount
rangh.g from 5,0JO to
30,000 shares.
Management officials as a
design.
own
for
repayment
It also
.leet venicle
stock, $325,000 will be'
loans; $370,000 to repay
demand
loans made to the
company durl-.g 1960 and 1961 by H
L
Meckler, Board Chairman and President;
$40,000 to repay demand loans
made during 1961 to a
subsioiary, Your Car Leasing Ct>., by its President, Sam Goldman; and the balance as
working capital.
The raid
contribute
largest
•
undisclosed
an
continue
of
the
applied
Within
road
miles
being
will
sales
addition,"' Mr.
sales
..
A.., which manu¬
began operating last year at Mogi das Crudesv
Sao Paulo.
The firm expects that production,
affiliate,
Brazilian
factures
and
of
oev.ces
five years.
The
companyl,
gineering
from
-
priced at par, plus accrued inter¬
est, to yield 6%, and were offered solely to Ohio resi¬
exchanged
the
Torrance,
Electronic Laboratories Corp.,
were
dents. The warrants entitle debenture
has
all
lor
contract carrier.
a
as
and management services
concerning
industrial and financial
corporations.
other
624,621
outstanding shares of Electronic
Calif., according to Samuel P. Card,
Electro-Products
Co.,
a
division
of
Itek,
Mr.
June 1, 1961.
The debentures, together with a recent izsue of 100,000
common
shares, at $10 a share, make up a $3 million
financing program for expansion of the company's Bra¬
zilian operation, and for other corporate purposes.
Both,
issues were underwritten by The Ohio Co., Columbus,
Ohio.
corporation
of
of
proceeds from
Govern-1
to the Jordans, other directors
Harry E. Brager.
Jeremitsky and
consultant
operations
Corp.—Acquisition—
stock
Corp.
'
Offered—This
Co.—Debentures
\\
basis, and in the operation of trucks
furnisnes
ready
ment
controlled
company,
The Tourist Industry Development Corp.
Ltd., estimated to aggregate $2,513,892, will be used to acquire the
land,.'pay costs of construction and equipmenlt and other necessary
non-detachable stock purchase warrants on
30
the
additional
of
Huber-Warco
Marion,
Ohio, manufacturer of internationally distributed road
graders, road rollers and related machinery, issued $2,000,00 of 6% subordinated sinking fund debentures with
.
and
and
at
balancs to.
and
other
■" Y
■
president.—V.
as
the
from
payment
facilities,
and
shares
Bowen
net
YcY;/Y
indebtedness, the company
purposes.
to
The
expansion program,
distribution
common
J.
proceeds
with
company's
of
general corporate
In
Florida.
in
applied
the
extension
4,074,101
markets
together
securities/ will
of
$31,100,000,
;
construction
December '1960,
receive
guests
to
for
stock.
the
for
reflected
company's
is
filed
is
(2667)
.
rapidly
in
with
corporation,
Fla.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
mufflers
production
Houston Corp.—Proposed
Petersburg,
.
.
automobile
automobile
the
it
favorably
compare
6065
marxet.
in
upturn
increased
and
fans,
replacement
recent
Number
Co
Weld
&
Co
Witter
&
Co.—
500.000
300,000
300,000
500,000
1,000 000
1,000,000
,'b
5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2668)
8
City
York
New
13.
prototype
June
is
unit
The
a
which
those
of
will
to
shipped
be
soon
to
train people in the manufacture
of advanced
electronic
equipment being included in the German version of the
F-104 strike
fighter aircraft.
Prentice-Hall
and Litton Industries
concluded an agreement on
West
Germany
April
19,
1961
to jointly develop,
produce and market teaching
and related educational material.—V.
193, p. 2436.
machines'
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
McCrory
193,
above.—V.
Inc.,
Co.
Green
(H. L.i
See
atomic
and
Allentown,
at
operations,
of
manager
said
improvements ' are
the
additional
said
He
in
and
sets
extreme
acidity
Special
ships,
will
the
give
of
Some
will
these
as
when
dry.
20
times
the
age.—V.
automobiles,
1S3,
And
papers
life
of
be
previously occupied by truck assembly operations.
is also gearing up its engine, transmission and carrier
operations
in
anticipation of the favorable long-range outlook in
the
heavy
truck field it has pioneered and led for
many
years.
A
new
plant, to be completed at Hagerstown, Md., this fall,
will
replace the company's present Plainfield, N. J., facility, where these
units are
now
being produced.—V. 193, p. 2008.
have approved a plan for acquiring
Television Associates, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary, Television
Associates of Indiana, Inc., both located in Michigan City, Ind.
Accord¬
ing to E. M. Bostick, President of the Northern Virginia electronics
firm, the plan calls for the exchange of an undisclosed number of
shares of Melpar stock for the outstanding stock of Television Asso¬
ciates and
merging the latter into Melpar.
Television Associates of
Indiana, Inc. would become a wholly owned subsidiary of Melpar.
Television Associates board of directors approved the merger plan at
a
meeting on June 7.
A special meeting of Melpar stockholders will
be held in August for final approval.
If the merger plan is approved
by a majority of the stockholders, it will be made effective shortly
an
area
The
company
Mairs
This
Fund, Inc.—Common Regist'd
Power Income
&
fund
E.
of
Bank
National
First
1002
Bldg.,
Minn.,
Paul,
St.
with the SEC on June 7 covering
40,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale directly
by the Fund.
There are no sales commission or selling charges.
Organized under Minnesota law in January 1961, the Fund is a
diversified
open-end management type investment company,
and is
sponsored and
managed by Mairs and Power,
investment counsel
of
St. Paul.
According to the prospectus, the principal objective of
the Fund is "liberal income, with moderate capital appreciation also
a
consideration,
and, investments will consist of
bonds,
preferred
filed
registration
a
stocks
and
The
has
officials
George
outstanding 6,107
as
a
George
and
Jr.
shares,
common
5.02%.
own
group
Mairs,
A.
Mairs and
stocks."
common
Fund
ment
statement
which manage¬
officials include
of
Management
C.
who
Power
of
partners
are
Power.
Mallory Randall Corp.—Appointment—
The
Trust
Manufacturers
for
agent
stock
common
has
Company
transfer
appointed
been
corporation.—V.
the
of
193,
2326.
p.
with
directors
This
capital
of
stock,
to
the
to
pursuant
193,
of
Saticoy St., Van Nuys, Calif., filed a
the SEC on June 8 covering 20,000 shares
16555
statement with
offered
be
Stock
company's
officers
selected
to
Purchase
and
employees
Option
and
Plan.—V.
49.
p.
Television
Associates
April
The
this
nine
outstanding
for
share
the
Board,
leased
showing
slightly for the
like
stock,
period
nine-month
compared
fiscal
of
with
1960,
first
r.ix
Net income ::or
share, on ihe
per
$1.47
or
Weinstein,
per
announced.
The
for
remainder
the
above
figures
of
fiscal
the
unaudited
are
to
year-end
J.
W.
town,
States.—V.
192,
1303.
p.
operates
Mays
New
York
Nassau
four
in
area,
major
retail
Brooklyn,
County.—V.
191,
department
Jamaica,
2307
p.p.
and
corporation
shares
1965
in
No
offered
be
to
of
units
one
for
underwriting
Glen
stores
Oaks,
7,
and
debentures
subscription
share
common
in
and
the
Levit-
Aug.
15,
stockholders
1963
on
and
Aug.
15,
basis
pro-rata
a
debenture
$16
one
at
$32
unit.
per
involved.
is
proceeds are to be used
working capital.—V. 189, p. 48.
I.
—V.
Expands Research Center
—
New Type
—
Papers—
Mead's
were
newly
opened
tracer
expanded
June
laboratory,
second,
and
facture
of
research
$4 500 ooo
The
6.
pocket
the
to
that
in
members
in
for
current
debts,
construction
and
Bell
Telephone
new
the
was
$
Operating
Operating
Federal
experimental
F.
$
$
houses
Morris,
recorded
not
research
the
most
comparatively
been
for
reason
this
affected
of
a
manu¬
President,
only
in
its
We
program.
modern
is
paper
made
slow
labora¬
obsolescence
today
much
embrace
to
'backwardness':
by
26,020,442
26,359,161
105,670,215
102,991,919
17,103,463
16,903,840
69,723,832
products;
it
changing;
is
of
one
which
research
the
tools
exists
in
is
Our
than
industry
most
it
as
developing
Mead
the
is
3,426,542
13,007,320
12,470,847
1,698,761
2,066,300
7,348,827
8,362,090
taxes—
Saul
we
Net
193,
nearly
overcoming
industry.
'dedication'
milestone
In
the
in
China
the
of
But
in
future
of
fine
Corporation
We
believe
out
Ohio,
of
after
cane
countries
the
rice
the
make
world's
scientists
papers,
Research
it
will
as
result
a
today.
Center
be
is
an
important
an
paper."
paper
use
Western
Chillicothe,
of
Mead
Mead.
made
they
course,
facture
The
for
they've
Philippines
And,
of
milestone
straw
largest
for
has
sugar
from
paper
center
centuries.
been
In
extracted.
shares
27
work
proceeds
in
the
Corp.'s
for
group won
on
ton
Exotic
papers,"
the
which
paper
ference
is
on
scientists
identical
which
that
Mead
as
are
your
the
in
morning
machines
call
is
paper
smaller
are
smaller.
Mr.
cost
sold
much
made
$420
fibers
can
1
to
in
5
be
says
this
is
foot
pound,
paper,"
efforts
of
which
square
a
which
into
Iresearch
cellulose
paper,
the
by
as
material
be
Mend's
conventional
are
as
"Any
can
are
with
printed.
usually sold
by
the
$1
a
transformed
Dr.
area.
millimeters
Hanns
into
on
of
funds,
for
Pipe
accrued
is
length.
reflect
the
$4,020,000
to
of
below
subject
and
to
severally
have
the
of
terms
of the new bonds set
the
all
purchase
purchase
of
the
the
forth
.
agreement,
bonds,
new
Hutzler
if
Co
$1,000,000
250,000
Co
250,000
:
250,000
Co
250,000
sales
for
like
Movielab
of
quarter
any
ahead
of
the
quarter
the
a
21
cents
Film
in
Laboratories,
the
previous
year
company's
sales
best
The
ago.
share
A
the
on
ended
share
a
stock.
common
a
quarter
March
the
on
Inc.
were
history.
of
results
31,
The
$1,278,129
reported
are
1961,
currently
earlier,
year
250,000
the
by
of
outstanding
income
net
shares
312,500
S68.493,
was
stock
common
the
$64,539,
was
then
or
out¬
before.
year
said
moderate
a
program.
also
higher, he added.—V.
been
1961 it
pany's
increase
occasioned
Direct operating
Nalco Chemical
15,
192,
in
by the
costs
depreciation
and
amortiza¬
company's continuing
associated
with
the
expan¬
program
were
900.
p.
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—June
reported that 22,000 shares of this com¬
stock had been sold through Blunt Ellis
was
common
Simmons, Chicago.—V. 193,
Nat Nast,
1121.
p.
Inc.—Appointment—
Manufacturers
class
.
A
Trust
Co.
stock
common
of
has
the
been
appointed
transfer
corporation.—V.
193,
agent
\\1
.
for
the
2546.
p.
' 1.";*
*■
•
',;
'
••
••
National Bagasse Products Corp.—Securities Offered—
An
underwriting group managed jointly by S. D. Fuller
and Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.
an
initial public offering June 13 of 16.200 units
of
National
Bagasse
Products
Corp.
consisting
of
$1,620,000 15-year 7% subordinated debentures, 486,000
shares of class A common stock, and 162,000 warrants
to purchase
162,000 shares of class A common stock.
Each unit, at a selling price of $163.85, consists of one
debenture in the principal amount of $100, 30 shares
of class A common stock and 10 warrants to purchase
Co.
made
The
the
main
dif¬
demand
the
ton
Some
of
proceeds
will
Line
Co.—Bonds
Offered—
an
Two
to
other
bids
for
from
receding
from
sale
the
of
used by the company to
financing of construction.
bonds
redeemable
are
107.33%
from
the
be
DESCRIPTION—The
bonds
the
to
101.75%
and
par,
to
at
with
par,
at
bonds,
retire
together
loans
bank
redemption
redemption
optional
fund
accrued
interest
both
in
foot.
Line
for
increase
the
completion
annual
prior
sales
the
to
capacity
of
layer
Non-cellulosic
March
31,
1961,
Company
of
Michigan
$85,105,591
1961-62
about
to
Wisconsin
and
used
The
listed
BUSINESS—The
the
symbol
"MLO"
The
Milo,
on
company
of
Lomasney
net
Pipe
income
and
distributor
Mr.
shares)
of
Exchange
Electronics
traded
under
Corp.
the
was
ticker
5.
a
fibrous
financed
shares
at
on
$5
March
1,
1960
underwritten
by
with
Myron
the
A.
sales
of
electronic
for
the
year
Putterman.—V.
program.
parts,
components
ending
193,
p.
The
Dec.
1229.
31st
will
units
and
be
applied
Vacherie,
at
in
La.
The
corporate
other
for
its
for
pur¬
anticipated
minimum
of
Fiddes-Moore
by
31,
stock
1961,
class
no
V.
for
and
727
tons
and
A common
193, p.
month
per
warrants,
in
effect
and
to
320,580
month is
has
sale
the
of
the
of
from
supply.
expected
1.875 tons
to
Corporation
the
debentures,
of Jan.
as
shares
486,000
purchase
to
from
contracted
company
debentures;
528,066 shares of class B
warrants
manu¬
in Vacherie,
Georgia-Pacific
%
capitalization
to
sugar
of about
company
to
subordinated
stock, par $1;
value;
production
The
Corporation.
$1,620,000
was:
par
the
adequate bagasse
an
1,000 tons per
rated
with
mid-1962.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
common
1959,
hardbcard
and
extracting
after
production at the rate of about
a
and
left
October,
board
insulation
material
production equipment
month
sell
in
organized
was
board,
waste
the first quarter of 1962,
common
of
stock,
stock.—
common
1229.
National
The
Bowl-O-Mat
company's
trading
Corp.
Common
—
Traded
on
2,000 shares
National
on
Rico.
under
a
air-conditioned
most
recent
acquisition
40-lane "Des Moines
ing approximately $1,000,000.
National
Bowl-O-Mat
with
centers
two
centers
lanes
72
was
in eight states
the
are
contain
under
ending
totaled
For
March
income
31,
the fiscal
$1,314,722,
the
of
revenue
1961
after
provision
1961
was
was
for
31,
Aug.
$401,324
income
$102,384.—V.
and.
and
based
taxes
193,
p.
Puerto
in
for
on
addition,
lanes
36
placed
the
354
are
in
seven
lanes
in
combined revenue
1959 fiscal year.
the
for
in
been
have
1960,
for
and
bowling center in
transaction involv¬
subsidiaries
$1,830,302
ending
with
a
lanes
394
centers
company's
year
compared
in
construction
added to existing centers. All the
operation within the past four years.
Combined
largest
Bowl-O-Mat,"
being
operation.
NBO.
bowling centers.
13 bowling centers
owns
the
Iowa,
ticker symbol
of Paterson,
N. J., was incorporated in New
10, 1961, to own and operate through wholly-owned
national chain of centrally managed, modern, auto¬
company
Its
9Vi
at
Bowl-O-Mat
Jan.
subsidiaries,
The
shares of common stock were admitted to
Stock Exchange on June 12.
The stock
713,507
American
the
on
on
Jersey
the
seven
months
2437.
National
company
and
were
is
an
authorized
equipment.
$4,469,250,
14
June
to
become
becomes
On
000
of
Chemical
&
Corp.—Merger
Ap¬
an
effective
assets
growing
and Bridgeport Brass Co.
companies.
Bridgeport Brass,
company
their
mill
two
fabricated
voted on
a
major
nonferrotys metals',
operating division of National Distillers wheji the merger
of
combined
a
and
this
merge
manufacturer
The
according
Distillers
proved—
will
to Milton Putterman, President, is actively seeking
products and other companies as part of a planned
diversification
the
of
equipment
capital
The company has contracted for its plant site
cane.
Stockholders
publicly
common
sale
and
Listed—
Milo
and
Co.
facilities,
Net
Stock
June
was
150,000
&
(555,000
according
expansion
to
stock
American
the
plant
working
company
composition
Net
Electronics Corp.—Common
common
on
for
facture
ending March 31,
Milo
of
fibers
ended
be
from
factory
bagasse,
months
months
12
had operating revenues
$6,481,622.—V. 193, p. 2545.
new
a
scheduled
will
Mcf.
the
For
them
the
basically
project,
season,
of
poses.
mated,
BUSINESS—Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co., an operating sub¬
sidiary of American Natural Gas Co., operates a natural gas pipe
line system which supplies, gas to 26 utility companies serving markets
in
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iov/a, Illinois and Missouri. The company's
gas supply comes from Texas. Oklahoma, the Louisiana Gulf Coast and
western Canada. During
the 11 years of its operations, the annual
sales capacity of the company has increased
from 56,500,000 Mcf to
the current capacity
of approximately 267,000,000 Mcf. One planned
expansion
cost
will
opened
sinking
stock.
common
the
American Stock Exchange—
cases.
is
exotic
A
to
part
by
interest,
100.45%.
temporary
prices ranging
paper
which
right size fiber
Arledter, who directs
F.
"Paper
in
by
pound.
square
debt
named
Under
names.
to
adjusted
as
amounts
&
sion
Initial
5%% coupon. They were placed by First Bos¬
a
other
offering
or
&
1961
for
Jeffee
12,209,945
Corp., 101.35; and Blyth & Co., Inc., $100,825.
with
Research
made
those
because
others
1961
before
Louisiana,
at
par.
company,
&
.
&
charges had
12,717,653
manu¬
~
Unlike
papers
them,
principle
and
$5
Gardner
tion
3,356,394
yield 5.35%. The
award of the bonds at competitive sale June
PROCEEDS—Net
Center.
machines
&
best
the
of
of
$106,190
3,214,571
j
and
bid
a
named
294,000.000
the
$4,500,000
new
is
standing.
Cash flow, equal to net income plus
depreciation and amortization
charges, was $108,948 in the first quarter this year, compared with
La.,
Wisconsin
101.828%
at
are
Mead
in
cents
14,673,355
underwriting group
which offered June 15, $30,000,000 of this company's first
mortgage pipe line bonds 5V2% series due June 15, 1981
heating
wood.
working on papers made of
glass, ceramic, nylon, acrylic fiber,
teflon, aluminum, steel, copper,
zinc, silver, lead and polystyrene plastic,
among
other materials.
This
office
long-term
of
purchasers
the
Baum
Cook
12%
equivalent
15,590,236
2111.
p.
Michigan
prices
are
finding new approaches to products new to
industry.
Through research we are increasing our pro¬
efficiency and decreasing our unit costs.
And
some
day,
"The
The
Brothers
Simon
income
3,962,479
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., headed
of
number
in
laboratories
important
1961
total
obligated
K.
the
is
per
other
was
a
using
may have a vastly improved method of making paper
the
aggressive research program
we
are
following
of
natural
31,
income
Jeffee, president.
Net
3,892,260
paper
duction
31,
respective
are
quarter
achieved
67,485,627
3,325,958
taxes
operating
obtained
is
March
gross
2008.
p.
$1,436,580,
volume
balance
$
•
expenses
operating income
after
charges
14
has
less
Basically,
Center
supplies
ended
and
principal
Its
the principal
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
1961—4 Months—1960
revenues____
income
Net
radio-active
a
1/10,000,000
ago.
situation
"Our
a
been
over-capacity
the
D.
press,
also
months
12
Movielab Film Laboratories, Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down
First
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Ohio.,
industry.
industry
past
years
"This
at
the
lor
company is
also
in
its
but
paper
There
the
the
a
Research
the
industries.
150
Chillicothe,
includes
photos
luacniues
of
of
Mead's
paper
research.
has
takes
at
paper.
"Today the measure
profit-and-loss
statements
"The
which
size"
said:
tories
ficilitv
equipment
"vest
Speaking
believe
facilities
M.
193,
class
Michigan
Other
1436.
due
by
and
The
—V.
Corp.
prin¬
purchased.
Reinholdt
sugar
Mead
company
The
stock
from
their
are
&
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 8,061
$128,976 principal amount of 7% and 8%
June
on
(par $4)
convertible
adjust¬
ments.
Greater
opposite
purchasers
&
Period End. April 30—
subject
are
amount
the
to
Associates
subordinated
year.
and
bonds
The
101.25%
from
$2,966,845
showed
—
purchase
any
its
Military Corp., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
The
of
Chairman
Mr.
Weinstein
said
sales and
earnings had been affected by '.he
prolonged inclement and unseasonable weather during the third quarter.
He
added,
the
company
anticipates an
improvement
in
sales
and
earnings
March
common
agreement,
George
Vietnam and Thailand.
This engineering work involves site sur¬
specification preparation, installation supervision, system test and
operation and training of customer personnel.
In addition to foreign
operations, they are engaged in aerial terrain surveys for highways,
pipelines, powerlines and microwave links for numerous customers in
$55,-
to
the
$1,354,000
Joe
at
veys,
common
for
period.
$1.44
or
eased
1960.
increase
an
$1,326,000
was
in
scaled
the' principal
to
made
departments,
period
same
to
the
Laos,
for the first nine months
Inc.
Mays,
of
the
after
months
common
the
W.
for
profits,
decreased
year's
of J.
inclusive
1961,
$56,131,000
company's
months,
sales
net
30,
from
106.25%
the
were
$520,441.
bonds
of
Newhard,
Mays, Inc.—Sales, Net Down—
Consolidated
ended
466,000,
below
countries.
United
For
area.
was
UNDERWRITERS
company
and
construction.
for
communities.
the
Salomon
subsidiary are engaged in three diversi¬
fied activities—Communications Engineering, Prototype Electronic Man¬
ufacturing and Development Engineering of new products. The companyis currently well established, both nationally and internationally in the
field
of communication
engineering.
Mr. Bostick believes Television
Associates is in a favorable position to expand its operations for pro¬
viding technical assistance to underdeveloped and other foreign coun¬
tries as well as operating and providing maintenance and training for
telecommunication systems.
Melpar's decision to enter the telecommu¬
nications field was made after making a survey of this rapidly growingmarket.
Use of microwave links for point to point communication cir¬
cuits
is
increasing significantly.
Users include the
communication,
transportation, pipeline, and other large private businesses, and the
United States and foreign governments.
Communication links are one
of the first requirements in the U. S. aid programs in underdeveloped
the
(J. W.)
this
of
retire $1,500,000
by the company to
from
prices
revenues
new
shares
agreed
presently has contracts with the International
Cooperation Administration to provide system engineering for point to
point microwave communication networks in Pakistan, Turkey, Iran,
Corp.—Stockj Option Plan—
corporation
registration
the
purchase
thereafter.
Television
Marquardt
of
Melpar, Inc.—To Acquire—
The
of
deductions
1902.
p.
part
a
Capitalization
made of chemically-modified cellulose
ordinary papers which yellow
and
crack
used
company's
electric
service
territory embraces
a
substantial
five counties in eastern Missouri, including 65 incorporated
238,096
and building
saturated with
when
be
balance
ranging
redemption
operating
sale
rockets
strong
as
Halsey,
a
Missouri.
/
aircraft,
boats,
have
water
to
total
under development for use
battery a higher amperage
are
paper
They would
plates.
will
the
and
prices
unincorporated
gas
by
amount.
of
and
aluminum and
makes a fine
A bid of
coupon.
entered
was
coupon
group.
sale
the
at
special
The
developed by Mead researchers are used to collect
nuclear
explosions all over the world.
said
that
other
new
papers
are
under development
of
in
use
at
part
be
papers
Arledter
Dr.
silver
and
plates.
fallout
the
for
and
income
zinc,
Lead,
of
loans
redeemable
be boiled in
used where
can
would
it
harm;
aluminum,
conventional
than
bank
5%%
a
Co., Inc.
Proceeds
of
which named the 5%
100.08%
with
Stuart &
element.
battery
as
without
paper,
100%
of
cipal
development,
under
is
soda
alkalinity prevail.
one of which consists of 94%
also
under development,
or
Aluminum
other
which
caustic
issue of $2,000,000 of
an
100.53
laminates.
and
or
assembly line, increasing the total number of lines from two to three.
Separate lines will thus be operated for light vehicles, heavy vehicles,
and off-highway models, giving Mack a greater production flexibility.
At
the
same
time,
production
of
fire apparatus is
being shifted
to
bid
of
paper,
acid
construction.
operations
additional
for consolidating all truck assembly
enlarging capacity by installing an
call
plans
building
one
manu¬
hospital
through
technical
one
ash
Teflon
(5i
provide
the
company's
long-range expansion program to
capacity and increased production efficiency in its
facturing and assembly operations.
of
part
fly
television
I
Andreini,
I.
J.
Pa.
1961
the
paper,
& Rutzler and associates offered
publicly on June 13,
this company's first mort¬
gage 5% bonds due 1991, priced at 101.247%
and ac¬
crued interest to yield about 4.92% to maturity.
The
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler group purchased the bonds
from the company June 12 at a competitive sale on a
uses:
of 2,500 degrees F.
They could also be used
from industrial smokestacks.
flameproof papers, made of asbestos, glass and
non-flammable materials, serve well in wallpaper, lamp shades,
heating
15 that it is adding an additional
extensive improvements in its plant
making other
to
variety
A
(6)
announced on June
and
line
acrylic
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
Missouri Edison Co.—Bonds Offered—Salomon Broth¬
ers
their
and
papers
temperature
a
filter
sulfuric
Trucks, Inc.—Plant Expansion—
company
with specialized
endowed
study.
<3i
Ceramic papers have a myriad of uses where they are required
to withstand high temperatures like furnaces, welding,
and make an
efficient material in the tailpipes of jet planes, since they can with¬
(7)
The
be
technical
of
installations,
or
as
a
bacterial filter in
Only one out of 500,000,000 bacteria will pass
according
it,
the
assembly
product must
number
energy
laboratories.
other
the
sold
corporation
covering
Mack
the
a
first cousin to your Orion or
Acrilan | sweater,
is useful where an insect-resistant, grease-resistant,
and
dimensionally stable
product is required.
It can be used in
transformers, laminates and printed circuits.
1.2)
Glass
paper
is
used
as
a
barrier to
protect personnel in
(4)
on May 26,
1961 filed a Registration A with
100,000 class A common shares (par $1), to be
through Rowles, Winston & Co., Houston, Texas.
The proceeds are to be useu rur uew equipment, construction,
working capital.
The
SEC
listed
Fibrillating
(1»
to
Texas—Files With SEC—
M-G, Inc., Weimar,
when
used
Arledter
Dr.
stand
2545.
p.
be
properties."
teaching machine which will accelerate materially the effective¬
of
American military aid to NATO nations, was
unveiled at
ness
also
can
Industries—New Teaching Machine—
Litton
A
.
.
after
basis,
were
and
products
of
June 30.
sales of
more
than
the two companies
$625,000,000
relationship between
metals
in
and
exceeded
$720,000,-
1960.
polyolefin
plastics, in
which National holds a leading position, was a major factor motivating
the merger, according to a joint statement by John E. Bierwirth, Chair-.
.
Volume
193
Number
6065
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2669)
and
Roy
P.
President of National,
R.
in
applications in which polyethylene, National's prin¬
cipal chemical products, and metals are interchangeable or where one
can
complement the other," the statement said.
"Another area of
V.
man,
Zcnder,
Coppedge,
Jr.,
and
Austin
President of Bridgeport.
"There
r
interest
is
The
indicated
the
that
will
merger
make
possible
owned subsidiary which
produces and fabricates special
as titanium
and zirconium.
This company has been man¬
Bridgeport Brass since 1959. The merger will assure Reactive
of Bridgeport's experience and technical competence
in metals in the
future and make possible intensified sales efforts, the statement noted.
aged
such
by
At
National's
favored
wirth
493
the
and
At
98.3%
in
total votes cast,
the
Committee.
D.
will
He
of
for the merger,
Zender
Mr.
will
Chairman
and
of
preferred
Brass
stock.
in
the
After
ing
the
of
stock
shares
will
of
National's
preferred,
$50
of:
class
to
will
will not
be
be
Bridgeport
sent
to
issued
Chemical
and
stock,
stock¬
to
issued
Corp.'s
shares
of
holders
May
1,
desig¬
shares
202,510
to
present
out¬
1965 at $38.88 per common shares through April 30, 1962 and.
thereafter, equivalent to 1.29 and 1.23 shares of common stock,
respectively.—V.
193,
1452.
p.
in
Formation
last
week.
Of¬
Amber,
Burnstein & Co., Inc., publicly offered 100,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $4 per share. Net
proceeds,
$301,697, will be used to repay debt, pur¬
chase equipment, establish a food
laboratory, pay for
advertising and other corporate purposes. The stock was
Mr.
duces
frozen
packaged
seafood,
Camden
meat
also
of
produces
industrial
consists
of
frozen
1,000,000
outstanding.—V.
meals
workers
193,
County,
and
ready-to-cook portions for
clubs,
hotels
and
industrial
company
Block
prepared
Anchor,
in
hospitals,
feeding
Blue
of
company
poultry
sale-
through
The
which
are
schools,
establishments.
The
Brass
of
pro¬
restaurants,
vending
shares
common
Jersey,
products
to
feeding
for
New
Rail
for
machines.
which
inplant
Authorized
320,000
are
now
603.
p.
to
was
place
Walter
made
8.
Mack,
further
food
industry
dustry
and
future
growth
1452.
p.
of two
Shopping
cracker
of
cookie
and
in
of
$6,250,000
of
that
Acquisition—
the
had
company
field.
panies,
Mr.
together
in
will
in
had
the
Miller
in
This
with
the
convertible
cookie
in
field
slightly
Both
$10
be
made
com¬
from
Denver
to
he
Philadelphia.
said.—V.
193,
2437.
p.
National
This
Cleveland
trolling
in
Screw & Manufacturing
interest
has
company
in
the
largest
announced
that
manufacturer
it
con¬
P.
Ladds,
President
of
Ladds
said that substantial new capital will be invested in the
Forges et Boulonneries Hermant Hicguet at d'Ars-sur-Moselle.
Manufacturing capacity of both plants of Hicguet will be expanded,
company,
the
and
product
National
the
U.
line
broadened
which
Screw,
makes
considerably
the
most
with
complete
technical
line
aid
from
fasteners
of
finances
North
the
and
production
the
and
U.
S.,
National
Mr.
Common
51%
a
plants
is
Market,
intended
rather
for
than
France,
for
its
shipment
two
interest
large
Hicguet and
in
French
Hicguet.
steel
Substantial
companies
minority
which
supply
important customers of fasteners and
are
products.
President
expansion
in
in
the
said
72
that
the
purchase
history
the
direction
arid
practically
and
strong
of
of
Mr.
of
Ladds
the
Treasurer,
may
be
National
the
most
Screw.
to
the
its
in
market
and
and
market
George
was
R.
Kloppinann,
surveyed
in
Vice-
detail,
and
product
research, and has pioneered a num¬
particularly in the mining and railway in¬
products,
of
Hicguet's
Continent
facilities
plants
are
located
in
heavily industrialized
areas
noted
for rich deposits of coal and iron ore. Produc¬
Ars-sur-Moselle. with eight acres of floor space and
at
The
as
with
Nord,
Belgium
of
industrial
five
of
acres
and
floor
close
are
the
ana
West
Free
co
Europe.
space,
the
German
Production
located
are
main
Ruhr.
facilities
in
the
manufacturing
Both
plants
at
A
and
Director
leading
sociation
in
.
French
Screw
industry.
Cleveland.
Cleveland,
General,
industrial
of
National
fastener
through
shares
of
headed
Co.
June
1961
each
shares
the
of
from
the
currently
company
The
public
principal
to
and
for
earnings
for
Other
the
Bolt
.makes
It
in
the
for
one
plants
are
Hoist
new
continue
France,
he
to
manage
currently
the
the
40.000
of
the
items,
the
of
units,
incurred
the
to
expects
company
provide
funds
general
in May 1961.
Of the remaining
initially to
increase
the
amount
retains,
line
broadest
largest fastener
the Hodell Chain Company
Division
fastener
in
Lisbon,
Ohio
plant .which, has
in
units
for
last
company's
as
and,
grown
and
the
remainder
proceeds,
time-
of
for
general
in
to
be
offered
with
S.
Air
net
sales
of
Force
the
as
share
$2.73
fiscal
of
year
$170,184,000
T-38
super¬
automatic
missile
program,
ballistic
rise
per
outstanding.
Datico
Skybolt
to
earnings
per
or
Talon
of
Navy Polaris
3.18%
was
$2.90
current
deliveries
contributed
sales
the
in
missile
sales.
compared
I'
3.12%
with
backlog
on
April 30, 1961 amounted
$283,000,000 on the same date a
with
to
$258,-
year
ago.
and
public sale through underwriters
interest rate on the
bonds, and the
underwriting
proceeds
$6,500,000
of
the
of
of
for
both
this
issues,
financing
loans
bank
company's
struction
Report—Acquisition—Proposed
terms
amendment.
Net
stock,
headed by Lehman
public offering price
to
be
supplied
by
for
The
obtained
construction
expenditures.
for
April.—V.
192,
the
assets
shares,"
and
notes
shares
increasing
issued
Oak
business achieved its first goal
completed the acquisition of more
capital stock of Kirkeby Corp. in ex¬
new
authorized
William
Report
Report
for
1961,
will
for
which
used
(a)
temporary
and
program
Construction
of
are
be
to
had
retire
of
part
con¬
estimated
are
been
some
a
upon
apply
expenditures
$2,495,000
to
financing
(b)
expenaed
at
through
10.
p.
T.
that
13
since
the
Chairman
of
Natus,
Ohio
in
states
Natus
Bell
Operating
Operating
expenses
March
Other
1961—Month—1960
revenues-
1961,
with
therefore
for
Golden
Mr.
almost
maturity of less
the
fiscal
was
only
the
in
almost
than
and
in government
year."
one
March
not
are
Report.
the
31,
1961,
indicative
"Interest
only
of
the
short-term
on
of income,
source
fiscal
taxes
year
President
acquisition
and
"In
ing
successful
by
President
as
Natus
recent
and
the
S.
A.
Kirkeby,
important
an
agreement
Executive
Officer
Kirkeby Corp.
years,
in
stockholder,
record;
was
Chief
and
bsuiness
constitutes
principal
of
of
has
had
consideration
Mr.
Kirkeby
has
an
of
to
company."
developed a large-scale
its
serve
our
exception oi
financ¬
major
fornia and Arizona,"
Mr. Golderi says, noting also that "with the minor
exception of the profitable operation under lease of the Hotel Warwick
in New York, the company is
entirely out of the hotel business which
it conducted some years ago."
The Report shows that on April 30,
1961, the corporation had a net
value
of
$17,360,733.
Corp.
have
Mr.
shown
Golden
substantial
states
that
growth.
of
"earnings
large
A
of
part
after
—V.
its
income
4,198,081
16,303,621
2,061,018
1,984,223
8,251,323
7,984,933
mcome
$4,110,279
$4,198,101
$15,880,323
$16,015,819
3,985,058
4,042,801
15,640,454
15,647,219
has been in the form of capital
gains."
For the fiscal years
Sept. 30,
the
company
reported
net
income
of
$588,796
in
$1,322,246 in 1959, and $1,934,508 for the 1960 fiscal year.
"In
the future, it
is likely that earnings will continue to consist
8%
convertible
seven-year
combination
a
and
is
be
of
cautions
regarded
particularly
months
ended
portion
of
capital
that
gains
these
true
with
and
ordinary
income,"
Mr.
33%
of the total
The
the company's earnings "should
normal pattern." He adds that "this
to the interim earnings for the five
a
respect
air-borne
missile
control
process
telemetry
and
Pacific Gas & Electric
pool
of
of
these
will
be
Baltimore,
Directors
capital
be
asked
to
Golden
Mr.
of
to
business
as
June
13
in
our
vote
to
company
employed
for
opportunities
at
look
the
the
"It
says:
is
resources
advantage
terms
of
of
become
on
the
as
a
stock¬
The
will
rights
cost
to
stallment
Mr.
the
fixed
acquired
Golden
Kirkeby Corp.
deferred
credits
contracts
sheet
of $36.3 million,
in
was
values,"
of
balance
1961
value
at
which
assets
effect
30,
book
a
market
net
"pooling of interests" accounting basis,
a
April
carries
of
some
the
He
carried
representing
un¬
"This statement
in
California
and
at less
than
present
points
out
that
"the
book value without giving
ago
p.
on
mortgages
and
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$
$
$
revenues
34,786,961
33,506,362
137,702,717
131,201,307
expenses
20,580,695
87,868,294
83,025,852
4,707,696
4,596,423
17,158,640
16,748,264
taxes-
2,796,078
2,686,687
10,987,611
10,658,958
operating
income
5,737,356
5,642,557
21,688,172
20,768,233
4,589,958
17,148,143
16,757,186
193,
charges
p.
for
4,701,327
-
2111.
open
be
June
19
and
expire
valueless.—V.
193,
July 5,
on
Operating
Operating
held.
The
Public
after
which
the
revenues
expenses
383,918,434
360,875,368
214,873,342
57,548,476
54,110,330 232,289,269
12,219,000
12,204,000
47,999,000
46,130,000
taxes
10,631,852
10,054,387
42,502,568
40,361,670
Net
operating
income
15,628,084
15,283,832
61,127,597
59,510,356
12,394,752
12,857,461
49,662,353
49,469,208
Net
after
—V.
193,
charges
2112.
p.
Pacific Vitamin Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
covering
to
be
100,000
sold
offering
Calif.
on
will
be
May 31, 1961, filed
common
Conn.
New
Haven's
annual
year
for
Haven
-frontiers
were
New
opened
and
report,
Clock
Mr.
and
explored,"
Regulation A with
the SEC
company
nroceeds
June
7
The
by
will
be
Federman,
stock
is
priced
used
for
working
capital.
Stonehill
at $4
&
Co.
share.
per
and
This
associates.
is
first
the
PROCEEDS
Proceeds
of
the
offering will become the
working
capital of the company to be used to finance its development and
marketing program. It is now building a production machine for the
turning out of three-color prints for motion picture, television, educa¬
tional, scientific, government and commercial
was
incorporated
tion.
Production
in
1957,
will
has
not
yet
proceed under
Jacobs
called
1960
said.
"It
is
indeed
to report that 1960 marked some of the most significant
turning
points
in
the
144-year history
of
the
company
and its
predecessors."-—- '■■■■
----<—•—»
:—-—*».——-
in
commercial
which
produc¬
which it has received
on
company
expects
make its
to
Panacolor
process
for
developing and printing color film for the motion picture and television
Initial
a
sale
writers
holders
years
—
available
funds
to
price of
Watch.
he
The company,
use.
engaged
process
a
'
BUSINESS—The
Report—
and
Haven,
a
shares
(par 10 cents) of which 66,667 are
and 33,333 by a stockholder at $3.
The
underwritten by Norman C. Roberts Co., San Diego,
the
by
The
note
New
-1960
$
91,652,549
taxes
income
The
discussing
"important"
in
1961—4 Months
96,027,412
operating
Federal
an
12
electronics
Co.—Earnings—
$
Other
the
company's
gratifying
then
1961,
1961—Month—1960
$
1971
"New
20
the California
2327.
p.
patent rights.
New Haven Clock & Watch Co.—Chairman's
The
each
approval by
—
21,545,831
taxes—
income
after
final
public offering of the stock.
operating
Net
share
one
to
Panacolor, Inc.—Common Offered—Public offering of
200,000 shares of this firm's common stock was made
$
Other
of
in¬
2048.
New England Telephone & Telegraph
Federal
Co.—Subscription Rights—
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
in¬
pro
also
at
profits
193,
land
forma
companies
a
combined
account
years
notes.
are
the
the Report shows.
assets
receivable."—V.
Period End. April 30—
Operating
Operating
Indus¬
and
statement, heretofore filed with the Securities and
Commission, became effective June
13.
The
subscription
will
de¬
them."
also
data
in
use
registration
Exchange
period
available.
time the company
will continue to be interested in industrial
acquisitions which meet its standards; and any such enterprise may be
acquired for cash senior securities, common stock or any combination
dicates
ratio
on
meeting
intention
its
upon
greatest
attractive
on
annual
the
name
same
on
the
Period End. April 30—
change of
a
Initially, efforts will be made to expand the financing business
veloped by Kirkeby and to broaden its industrial coverage.
At
Based
for
control
Utilities Commission.
28, 1961, which amounted to $5,136,167; the largest
interim earnings were realized from a single trans¬
stockholders
Board
guidance
Feb.
Turning to the future of Kirkeby-Natus Corp.,
in
amplifiers
satellite
systems.
At a meeting held June
12, the directors of this company set a sub¬
scription price of $71 a share on the 896,470 shares of the com¬
pany's common stock to be offered to common stockholders of record
action."
27
of PM.
develops and manufactures
amplifiers, .audio amplifiers, dis¬
criminators,
and
handling systems,
trial
stock
common
company,
located in San Diego,
state - ground
instrumentation
solid
Golden
reported
establishing
as
Electronics
to
Corp., San Diego, Calif. In addition, the com¬
pany arranged a $350,000
long-term loan from Elec¬
tronics Capital.
The debentures are convertible into
subscription price is subject
says
debentures
Capital
on
of
16,210 820
2112.
p.
ended
not
56,843,622
4,167,444
taxes.
charges
193,
$97,055,194
taxes—
PM Electronics,
Inc.—Financing Arranged—June 16,
1961, it was reported that this company sold $250,000 of
diversified
real estate and industrial fields and this
activity.
It also owns some real estate in Calithe profitable operation under lease of the Hotel Warwick
its
operating
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$24,823,304 $24,604,099 $99,286,871
14,484,563
14,223,694
58,851,604
net
and
1,117,344
on
Net
income
operating
Net
are
was $211,661,
or 19
cents a share.
At the close of
stockholders'
equity was $19,212,607, or $17.19 per
shares outstanding.
This compares with $19,000,955, or $17.01 per share at March 31, 1960."
Mr. Golden points out that
"Kirkeby Corp., under the leadership of
the
Federal
entirely
ended
year,
significance
states
obligations
after
invested
were
average
historical
government
profit
an
results
of
future,"
funds
our
its
sold
registrar for
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
operating assets and
business
on
Feb.- 1,
1960 "your management has been searching for
advantageous business situations."
"Throughout the- fiscal year ended
31,
has been appointed New York
company.—V. 192, p. 800.
the
Period End. April 30—
stockholders.
to
stock of
common
of
Natus,
approximately
outstanding capitalization to
our
Golden,
June
Manufacturing Co.—Appointment-
Manufacturers Trust Go.
company
outstanding
1,088,463
Annual
The
"quest
due
Los
the
all
of
Production
U.
the
ago
to
2049.
p.
Brothers.
meeting June
five-fold
30
Northwest Natural Gas Co.—Bonds
Registered—
As¬
Division in
April
year.
sales
compared
of
Force,
the
of
progress
time
Air
year
outstanding
shares presently
months
year.
S.
A
equal
then
compared
U.
program
income to
net
193,
industries
plants
ended
This company of 735 S. W.
Morrison
St., Portland, Ore., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June
13 covering $6,500 000 of
first mortgage bonds due 1986
and
140,000 shares of common
43.53%.
when the
the
our
In
the
country's
months
ended.
$5,313,000,
nine
system
prefabricated home
devisions
has
made
its 1961 start brighter "than at any other time in its recent
history," Irving Jacobs, Chairman, told the firm's annual stockholders'
company.
heads
nine
shares
number
last
of
the
evaluation
of
000,000
—V.
the
first
period
same
The
to
the
on-schedule
Ratio
new
1961
of
for
2,205,807
special
Manufacturers.
over
has
Chester
Angeles,a relatively
who will
figure
the
just
to
1,830,000
$196,766,000,
aircraft
guidance
at
the
adjusted
sales
electronic
offices in Virginia, West Virginia,
and
Tennessee.
With
a
portion of
Departe-
make
for
period
amounted
of
up
to
the same
and
the
months
basis
when
sonic
$2.25
constructs
$3.22
nine
the
in
certain
group,
co-paying
corporation,
bonds
5%
sales
Carolina
it
the
mortgage
six-year
Net
under¬
at
company
sells,
trustee,
of
first
12800
of
corporation's
a
were
by
underwriting terms are to be sup¬
are
initially convertible at $7
common
the
used
fund
McDaniel
&
bonds
high, rising to $6,258,000, Thomas V. Jones, North¬
President, reported.
Earnings per share on the basis of 1,945,000 shares
outstanding
■
and
Lewis
appointed
of
rop
consisting
offering will
underwriters
whereby
capital
Northrop Corp.—Earnings Up—
each
The
working
Inc.—Appointment—
been
series
$15,000,000 principal amount
1991.—V. 193, p. 2437.
corporation
The
hit
on
sinking
350,000
units,
has
new
for
Shaker Blvd.,
Celeveland, Ohio, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 13
covering 70,000 shares
common stock, to be offered to
officers and key employees pursuant
to the company's Stock
Option Plan.—V. 193, p. 2112.
193,
and
Corp.—Annual
26,
doubling
industries
stampings and forgings in addition to fasteners.
Hicguet has been headed since 1935 by Mr. Robert deFraiteur, Presi¬
dent
and
in
shares.
a
transaction
of
debentures
In
which
to
a
98%
change
Net
all
serves
du
1976
sale
Bank
for
ratify a
$750,000
North American Coal
Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
statement
$250,000
be
corporation's
May
on
—V.
of
due
public
8%
to
704.
p.
Name Change—
which
ment
markets.—V.
of
called
borrowed
192,
of
$9,070,000
approximately 25 acres of land, are situated on the Moselle Canal near
the city of Metz. This
factory is just across the border from Germany's
region. The Moselle is integrated into the Rhine River system,
Sarr
Hautmont
1966.
to
open
Natus
approached
special
Both
tion
Co.
units
South
will
addition
officials
significant
The
dustries.
of
expected
including the providing of funds to enable the
sales display offices.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
450,000 shares of common stock, of which Ralph C. Lester, President,
owns
18.84%, Martin J. Lester, a director, 10.15%, and management
fastener maker in the Common Market was studied.
both because of its position as the largest in
strong
representation
outside
the
country. Hicguet
every
was
France
ber
the
registration
a
Manhattan
registrar
due
This
nuclear
purposes
Arizona
Hicguet
is
series
share
filed
was
Watch
electronic
and
from
foreign
$1,500,000
basis
none
25,000
corporate
audited
President
electronics,
of
industrial
benefit
in
common
proceeds from the sale
short-term
indebtedness
amounting
Common
year
said
that National Screw began
searching for representation in the
European Common Market because of this growth factor early in 1959.
Under
for
two
The
1959,
paper
of
Ladds
and
its
to
Va.,
debentures
&
the
of
prior
$2,000,000
consisting
of
France,
West
Germany,
Italy,
Netherlands,
Luxembourg has a population about equal to the U. S.,
industry has been expanding at a much greater rate. He
Belgium
and
to
by
two
said.
Ladds
took
held
materials
the
of
European
Screw
are
Market,
to
industries
covering
and
or
Podesta
purchase
holders
The
related
12,
offered
all
Carolina,
pay
world.
raw
missiles,
division.
producer
aircraft,
position
shell homes through 23
net
to
June
the
be
to
an
Organized
employs about 850. Its executive offices are in Paris. Its
sales
organization
consists
of
representatives
throughout
French
territory and agents covering a majoritv of the other countries of the
interests
in
new
major
late
at Acton, near London.
for National Union Electric's purchase
Collinsville,
June
purchased
share.
per
which
Hicguet
to
of
writers
in
S.
colonies
the
a
electronic
amendment.
share
per
National
Screw, and W. A. McAfee, Gen¬
eral
Counsel,
the
completed
purchase
in
Paris
following over two
years
of
analysis and negotiations aimed at making a strong bid
in
the
rapidly growing European Common
Market.
Mr.
in
the
a
announced
was
and
purposes.—V.
1958,
fasteners
France.
H.
outstanding
Vr?.
on
price
by
Kirkeby
purchased
industrial
of
the
is
Chase
and
consisting
are
in
company
debentures
on
offering
book
Co.—Acquires—
Ltd.
reason
subordinated
of
Cruttenden,
excess
assorted
these
cash, not stock.
They,
Biscuit Co. of Carrollton,
contemplated,
are
in
an
of
for
Banner
owned
distribution
this
of
produces
one
activities
under
come
The
agent
4,000,000
meeting
Clock
in
.■•■■■
Division
siucanoiaers
Haven
expansion
New Orleans Public
Service,
Stamford,
investment
England.
Ultra's
Science
controls
said
stock,
common
of
outstandingly
of
this
'nf
SEC
its
Co.
and
company
the
volume
me
New
—-
for
Co.
Bakery
makes
rose
of
sales
Parrot
cookies.
American
of
substantial
a
of
of
5%
expanding
will
(Holdings)
of
'
Bakery
Edge
a
the
was
70%
owns
Gilt
company
and
purchased
were
previously
solid
acquisitions
the
volume
a
Each
crackers
stated,
companies by
1960
1960.
fancy
he
Phoenix
which
stated,
the
cookie
National
are
Ohio,
sales
Mack
give
and
field,
companies
of
and
with
which
two
cracker
$6,000,000, and
Indiana, which had
Haute,
plain
and
cracker
of
Inc.,
excess
Terre
cookie
additional
These
Cincinnati,
slightly
in
Other
the
in
Centers
stock.
common
Mo.,
the
expansion
purchase
line
announced
enlarge and strengthen its position in the
extending its operations both in the soft drink in¬
by
in
has
to
it
items.
Nationwide Homes, Inc.—Securities Registered—
share
The
Inc.
President,
strides
Inc.—Sub.
company's
the
"Financial
Phoenix Industries,
chairman
made
years."
about
Advanced
ordnance
Electric
securities
National
25
over
totals
the
Feldmann
than
v
and
had
electronic companies
fields. Its headquarters
power
at
all sold.
types
other
Corp.—Acquisition—
president
company
for
of
The
and
Ultra
In
estimated
leading
investment
company
Food Marketers, Inc. — Common Stock
fered—Pursuant to a May 29, 1961 prospectus,
National
The
Electric
the
business
The
stock;
(formerly
and
equivalent
as
outstand¬
common
series
1951
preferred stock);
be
of
National
standing Bridgeport preferred. The $100 preferred stock is convertible
into common stock prior to September 1, 1961 at
approximately $33.71
per common share, a rate of 2.97 shares of common for each share of
preferred.
The $50 preferred is convertible into common on or before
$40.74
been
plied
12,368,370
preferred
exchange
of
shares.
Distillers
cumulative
new
a
to
as
issue
new
a
certificates
stock
common
consist
$100
4(4%
of
New certificates
and
National
merger,
capital
429,804
nated
preferred
preferred
shares
instructions
future.
near
National's
equivalent
Detailed
and
common
holders
of
into
all
shares.
*
■
of
and
keeping with our plans for the newly created Advanced Science
Division," Mr. Feldmann said, "we have invested in the stock of
Ultra Electric
(Holdings) Ltd., an English electronic firm which has
according
effective,
fasteners
specialties
"In
will
converted
the
to
hardware
and
said
instrumentation
1,419,098
exchange 1.35 shares of its common stock for each
outstanding share of Bridgeport common,
As of its April 17 record
date, Bridgeport had 1,518,498 shares of common stock outstanding,
calling for an exchange of 2,049,972 National Distillers common shares.
The 202,510
outstanding shares of Bridgeport Brass $50 preferred stock
be
chain,
Feldmann,
firm
of
one
cast,
as President of
the Bridge¬
director of Bridgeport since
a
the National board.
votes
Conn.,
directors
continue
Swing Starring,
the
Bridgeport,
were
board
of
79.3%
becomes
merger
National's
Division.
National
Coppedge reported.
meeting June 14 in
of
will also join
will
addition
In
years.
Union
Russell
Conn.,
aircraft
representing
merger,
When
member
a
Brass
1930,
meeting
of the
Zender.
Executive
port
and
Bridgeport
or
become
the
the
Bierwirth
Mr.
Richmond,
Va.,
8,186,493
votes
representing 79.3% of the votes cast, Messrs. Bier-
merger,
favored
the
shares,
to
annual
Coppedge reported.
votes
Messrs.
ten
National
C.
the
60%
a
metals
last
machinery,
173, p. 1277.
polyethylene-coated metals."
statement
improvement and expansion of National's research effort toward the
development of new products in these fields.
National has a stake in the metals business through Reactive Metals,
Inc.,
the
hoist
many
are
9
at
for
National
at
is
par
about
per
six
construction
Outlook
and
45,000
convertible
$4.50
30,000
to
in
into
share.
common
months.
the
of
Corp.
of
shares
shares
of
$500,000,
common
6%
stock
has agreed
purchase
warrants
for
stock
for
?~r%;
the
the
at
company
$4 per gharp. /^ ^ ";
officers- and promoters of
$1
at
The
common
came
convertible
stock
common
stock
purchase 30,000 shares of
-Directors,
machine
company's
a
of
to
sell
per
conversion
the
$300,
a
from
note,
share.
under¬
entitling
period of five
7
*.'-V'
companyAtporr complethHt.
.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2670)
of
this
of
the outstanding
will
financing
149,750 shares,
in the aggregate
stock.
own
common
Progressitron
21.53%
or
.
has
York
New
30,000
"
corporation
shares
New
are
to
The
193,
Tool
Ram
this firm's
share through
capital stock had been sold at $35,875 per
Dean
Witter
&
Co., San Francisco, and
of
Orleans, La.—Files With SEC—
>
"Reg. A"
covering $300,000 of
due April 1,
1966 to be offered at
filed
1961
a
redeemable debentures "series D"
denominations of $500. No underwriting is involved.
are to be used for short-term capital.
par in
The
.
proceeds
;
Corp.—Common Offered—F. S. Moseley & Co.
Perini
of a group which offered publicly on June. 15
1,418,530 shares of this corporation's common stock (par
$1) at $12.25 per share. Of the total, 1,350,000 shares are
being sold by the corporation and 68,530 shares by cer¬
tain stockholders.
the
of
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
sale
of stock
the
by
and the
company,
unsecured notes sold privately to institutions,
the short-term bank notes of the company
consolidated subsidiaries, the balance going to working capital.
$15,000,000 of
•will
used
be
and its
long-term
retire
to
all of
BUSINESS—Incorporated
in
through
Corporation,
Perini
1918,
ex¬
pansion of operations and, in recent years, through acquisition of other
businesses, has become a widely diversified construction
and general
contracting
recent
In
the United States, Canada
has entered the real
California and Canada.
It also
operating throughout
company,
elsewhere.
and
the
years,
company
field in Florida,
controls and operates the Milwaukee Braves.
estate
development
$134,212,827
998
and net income
term
$15,000,000
in
stock,
«*»mmon
$1.—V. 193,
par
Chemical
The
Chase
Bank
Manhattan
stock,
common
$l-par-value,
has
of
Bank
York
New
stock
capital
Trust
Estate
Trust
Investment
been
has
Co.
appointed
193,
transfer
Pfizer
Chas.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
&
estate
in
Organized
60
over
12
in
parable
of
period
The
Halm.bacher,
Paul
The
will
Pfizer
of
become
chemicals
remain
as
Paul-Lewis
company.
the
of
and
trusts
ended
of
agricultural
to
to
relieved
be
of
after
the
the
Federal
of
income
the
have
of
number
tax
ordinary
on
Webber,
Curtis
Jackson
&
Co.,
Higginson
Smith,
Johnston,
G.
Alex.
dairy
and
brewing
Barney
&
Brown
Francis
&
&
Clark
&
Miller
Arthurs,
Estabrook
Laird
&
Co
&
&
Co.,
June
Co.
1961
5,
—
Additional Financing Details
issue
reported
the
sale
Our
2 of
—
193,
p.
June
on
$10,000,000 of this firm's 4%% sinking fund debentures
due June 1, 1986, at 100% and accrued interest.
Addi¬
tional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
the
in
each
for
underwriting
the
of
whom
acting
amount
of
terms
the
company
agreement,
underwriters
Goldman,
named
Sachs
representatives,
as
cipal
the
to
&
and
and
set
has
its
set
the
Geo.
Miller
Jaffe,
The
Eustis
&
5,000
3,000
Co
to
Amount
Goldman,
Piper,
Sachs
Jaffray
&
Kidder,
1,233,000
Kuhn,
Hlyth & Co., Inc
&
the
next
500,000
600,000
&
600,000
Corp
Smith,
June
500,000
Inc.
&
Co.
500,000
White,
Weld
500,000
Co
&
1962.
AppointmentFirst
National
paying
4%%
for
agent
sinking
Bank
has
been
appointed
$10,000,000
principal
amount
debentures,
due
1,
fund
June
registrar
trustee,
and
the
company's
193,
of
1986.—V.
p.
2438.
Polarad
ment
to
filed
a
shares
37,000
in
Offer—
of
stock
common
which
have
been
for all
the
issued
and
outstanding stock
Sci ntific
Corp., of
New
York City, which shares may
the
recipients at prices
based
upon
current
prices
to
dealers
e>
the
in
nange
The
ii.
otherwise
or
additional
5,000
ber
of
ep
lament,
vanced
fcr, ots
L>|.
tii
•Ja
addition
•
X5
and
been
national
electronic
to
and
an
counter-measure
equipment,
systems.
precise navigation instruments,
equipment for guided missiles and other
in
Federal
work
detection,
is
engaged
relating
to
information
under
coherent
theory,
military
and
and
pulse
FM
con-
radar
and
con-
exciters.
to
shares
President,
indebtedness
1,367,892
issued
and
Paul
for
H.
and
shares
Federal
common
stock),
Odessey,
each and management officials
preferred
of
as
of
Executive
a
stock,
stock
which
D.
Gas
in
towns
464
p.
transaction
Thor
Ignition
April
minimum
1,
of
1962..
37,500,000
will be drawn from
they, have a number
lower
will
Work
Rio
V.
189,
'
the
sales
$13,431,000
with
the
of
this
the
with
1960,
outstanding
With
same
at
respect
reported
an
period
volume
Eli
ended
the
on
apparel
and
39-week
during
18%,
currently
compared
April 30.
of
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
of
for
$11,367,000
based
nine
the
ended
months
April
ended
announced.
Rousso,
president,
amounted to
period
•"
-v-
.
manufacturer totaled
April 29,' 1961, compared
sportswear
period
$741,000,
or
30,
1960,
an
Net profit for
$1.13 a share,
industry,
steatite and epoxide resin in¬
and other heat-resistant ma¬
including manufacturers
of jet
missiles.
Components
produces
Co.
well-rounded
a
line
Orth
Holding
Corp.
is
combined
graduate
of
employ
both
Secretary
and
investment
owning
the
land
are located.
engaged
President
193,
also
companies
engineers
the
is
estate
real
a
Inc.,
plants
than
more
in
Thor
100
Ignition
of
Components
J.)
Schneider
Corp.—Glass
A
.
^
$15.50
St.
April
to
the
increase
last
30,
1960.
Market
in
Week
currently
under
way,
Mr.
bookings for future delivery
indicating apparent continuance of
the
nine-months
.
performance
•
-
-
.
available for future investment and for
City,
other work¬
I
Schneider
J.
organized
was
phases of real estate and
on
Corp.
March
of
24,
allied activities,
West
67
1961,
such
to
44th
Irving Trust Go. has been appointed transfer agent of preferred and
eo-amon
stock
of
the
corporation.
New
St.,
in
engage
various
leasing, syndicating,
as
"cooperativing," purchasing or otherwise acquiring, owning developirig,
using, holding, operating, managing, selling,
conveying, exchanging,
mortgaging and financing improved and unimproved realty and any
or
rights therein throughout the United States or elsewhere.
and
directors of
the .company at present have interests in
following partnerships, which upon completion of the exchange
offers, will become properties of the company: 19 Rec/or Street. N. Y.,
the
over
increase
'
leasehold
owned
by
building;
Crystal
193,
Garden
Associates,
story
37
a
Apartments,
net
and
owned
fee
office
basement
by
Crystal
Asso¬
of 45 four story garden apartment houses in Astoria,
Queens, N. Y.; Whitestone Shopping Center, net fee owned by Whitestone Shopping Center Co.,
three buildings containing 34 stores and
a
parking
N.
Y.,
It
cash
area
three
Y.;
at
fee
net
is
for
the
buildings
and
owned
will
to
be
35th
of
the
holders
immedately
share
per
or
on
in
Cross Island
on
Albany,
building
a
by
intention
distributions
$7.50
located
825 cars,
office
Associates;
debentures
July
-
Rector
group
Rousso
record.—V.
>
1
•
current
year,
in
-
-
in
Old
30,
Colony
Trust
1961, receive
share.
Co.,
tenders
Boston,
will
the
sale
for
until
to
it
3
of
p.m.
N.
company's
of
its
fee
Parkway.
directors
class
A
convertible
July
stock.
into
1963;
1,
by
owned
147-151
West
Realty Company.
Street
before
Y.,
at
to
make
The
class
A
$10.50
Queens,
Albany
Street,
35th
monthly
Julv
1976
1,
common
oer
shave
stock
after
1963 and $15 after July 1, 1966 and before July 1, 1976.
The
will be redeemable at optional redemption prices starting
1,
and
1962
ranging
beginning at 103%
(EDT)
capital
stock
on
at
in
each
from
in 1964
105%
to
and
pax-,
and receding
to
par,
for
the
plus
CAPITALIZATION
15-year
Louis
Capital,
Inc.—Additional
Financing Details
1961 issue reported the sale on June 9
750,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $10 per
share. Additional financing details follow; V:
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
ment,
sinking
accrued
fund,
interest
case.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
per
—Our June. 12,
.
Sold—
Stock
ing funds.
Property
of
Inc.—Appointment—
Co..
422.
i).
Authorized
Preston Industries,
including
persons,
research and development.
Harry
Ceramics, Inc., and Orth Holding
Director
and
affiliated
Bloomfield,
N. J.,
company
in
principal amount of debentures and 24 shares of class A
stock, was offered to limited partners and general part¬
ners holding certain properties. In addition, the company
offered 290,000 shares of class B common stock to per¬
sons
who -own interests in the preceding limited part¬
nerships.
Net
proceeds from the financing .will be
applied by the company toward the purchase of the
building in Albany, N. Y. The remaining proceeds will
N.
Ryte Investors Co., Inc.—r-Tenders for Stock—
June
i^ientice-Hall, Inc.—New Teaching Machine—
Litton Industries, above.—V. 192;
p. 540/ :
f "
'
500
some
debentures
The
fj'.-e
of
type ignitors for the oil and
gas
heating indus'.ry, plus
1,000 metal and wire components including terminals, buss bars,
cables, kits, tools and accessories.
<
a
shares
outstanding at April 29,
19S1.
This
profit of $459,000 for the nine monhts ended
equivalent to $0.83 per share on the 552,000 shares
net
reflected
own
50.
electronic
ciates,
652,000
748.
Lawrence
p.
manufactures
variety of sizes and shapes
the
interests
com-
V. 193,
disclosed.
Inc.,
BUSINESS—Walter
V
'
by
Co.,
building
over
get
a
1393.
p.
David S. Fischman, Chair¬
manu acturer of brick, syn¬
materials.
The.price of the
•-">>>■>-■. )/
^
made
Fisher
&
other
different
^
be
points.
three companies in Bloomfield, N. J.:
Components Co., and Orth Holding Co.,
& Co., Inc.-'At the same time, the company
4,662 units, $4,662,000 10% subordinated con¬
vertible debentures, due July 1, 1976, and 111,888 shares
of class A common stock. Each unit, consisting of $1,000
public utility serving 27
Grande
Valley of Texas.
The
is
a
Sayre
and
not
was
in
Ignition
of
Ceramics,
sulators
York
Company
the
and
Russ Togs,
(including
Vice-President,
group 42.1%.
Valley
delivery
designated
said.
Trusts
offered in
produces, transports and
distributes
gas
for all purposes
own
facilities, and has been in operation for 34 years.
190,
Net
p.
certain
outstanding
to
he
General
Toronto
stock to July 13, 1961, in¬
$100 of debentures.—V. 193, p. 1122.
Kesselman
Co., will furnish
for the City of
the successful bidder
begin
the
or
the
by
securities
issued
so
gas
Notes Placed Pri¬
—
capital
per
announcement
board
(Walter
its
increase
respect
test
subcontracts
wave
32,000
'
control
long-range
has
with
communication
military
and
ijus
"pa< y
have
any
a
8,000
8,000
Woods—
&
Exchange Offer — Public offering of 120,000 shares of
this corporation's class A common stock at $5 per share
was made June
13 by Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc. and
City of Sari Antonio for
Alamo by the City on
to
are
supply
Heitner
Officers
through
issued).
contracts
ground
sys.cms,
ti.
shares
on
sold
or
is
a
designer and manufacturer of microwave test
According to the prospectus, it is also engaged in a
production contracts
and
defense
research
and
elopment
ar
or
—V.
the
the
Inc.—V.
Vogelsang, Rio will need to spend upwards of
line, field gathering lines, and, compression equip¬
summer,
this
an*
through
Federal
be
defense
df
and
(32,000
be
may
market
of
it
to
5,000
other holders.
into
acquired
Inc.;
an
Corporation,
common
issued
company
ruments.
nu
over-the-counter
be
Mr.
pipe
move
company
will
or
exchange
to
on
Grande
cities
Electronics Corp.—Exchange
the
to
Grande Valley.
A substantial portion
County properties of the company," where
gas
wells awaiting a market.
underway
corporation of 43-20 34th St., Long Island City, New York,
registration statement with
the
SEC
on
June
12,
covering
contracted
Co.,
to
aggregates
Thaw
' *
year
Rio
$1,500,000
of
man
has
company
their
shut-in
Rio
This
have
holders
all
for
convertible
Ceramics,
gas per day
According
City
under
deliveries
and
Hope
of
awarded
was
Canada,
are
Thor
toward Alamo's requirements for San Antonio.
contract,
likewise,
is for a period of 20 years from April 1,
The gas will come from Rio's reserves in South-Texas and the
Zapata
of
Contract
years.
1961,
and
feet
lower
—
20
14,
Rio
cubic
Rio's
Curtis
Barney
gas
Ayres,
———
1733.
p.
resident
which
by L. Q. Vogelsang. President
office is in Brownsville; Texas.
main
Yates,
5,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Kenny, &
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
Trust Co., of New York, 37 Wall St., New York;
Scotia
States
upon
announced
was
whose
for
Inc.
500,000
Boston
it
Texas,
companies,
600,000
Pierce,
Smith
&
two
$500,000
Merrill
Lynch,
Antonio,
the
The
5,000
&
15,000
—
called for redemption , on July 14, 1961, all of
sinking fund convertible debentures, due July 1,
with
Supply Contract—
per
gas
Co.
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Fenner
__l
Corp.
San
of
Inc.
&
Co.
500,000
Union
Co
Equitable Securities
First
&
for
Hope Production
feet
cubic
Inc.
20,000
Inc.
Co.
Inc
has
5%
2,000
Co
193, p. 2480,
subsidiary,
its
billion
13
Willis,
Sams & Co., Inc.
2,000
Co
&
registrar
will be sold to Alamo Gas Supply
supplying the gas requirements of the
500,000
Dillon,
Securities
Peabody
Loeb
of
White
8,000
&
Co.,
&
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
plus
,
Nova
1562.
Gas Co.—Gas
Valley
and
company
excess
of
Ripley & Co.,
500,000
1,233,000
Brothers
Eastman
Harriman
Inc.
Hopwood
Lehman
Amount
Co._$l,234,000
&
p.
Grande
Rio
This
in
below:
name
appointed
193,
H.
8,000
Co.—
Ceramics,
thetic
3,000
—
to
underwriters,
of
United
and
5,000
Republic Corp.—New Stock Interest—
Hopwood are
purchase, the prin¬
Walston
5,000
&
100%.
planes
Ayres, Inc.
&
&
Kentucky
was
Walker
G.
Co.—
5,000
Inc
Co.,
8,000
12,000
20,000
Inc.
&
5,000
Day & Co.,1 Inc._
Neuhaus &
Taussig,
Underwood,
Co.—
Co.
8,000
Co
&
Sayre & Fisher Co.—Acquires—
5,000
Co._
&
George
Lewis
Co.
&
8,000
Co
corporation
at
Thor
5,000
Willis, Kenny
Corp., above.—V.
Stix
City.—V. 193,
The
Trust
5,000
20,000
12,000
2589.
p.
Debentures
5,000
Inc.-—
Atherton
company.—V.
the
See America
forth
sell
to
agreed
of
Jaffray
agreed
opposite
conditions
each
Piper,
severally
has
debentures
below,
Co.
and
of
Legg
for
Manufacturing Co.—Appointment—
Manufacturers
stock
&
&
Corp., Toronto,
1562.
Reliance
C.
193,
Bank
16
Pillsbury
5,000
8,000
12,000
&
terials
Co., Inc._
Inc
&
Schirmer,
10,000
Inc.-
—
& Co
Moore
Inc.
Co
Noyes
6,000
Co.,
&
10,000
_
Kirkland
outstanding
for
v 6,000
6,000
&
18,000
._
Co._
Co., Inc.
Semple, Jacobs &
Smith,
Inc
1962
6,000
Co
18,000
Co
&
Co
Co.,
Baker
10,000
Lestrange
5,000
12,000
__
Miller &
accoi'ding
&
Robinson
16,000
Inc
Co.,
Amott,
Kormendi
8,000
Inc.—
Stephens, Inc
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Co.,
Jones
The
,
&
25,000
Co.—
&
Hayden,
—V.
Collins
Fahey,
32,000
Co.
12,000
Co
&
Inc.—
Co.,
&
D.
its
Co—i.*1 6,000
&
-
Julien
Co.—32,000
Mosle
Rupe & Son,
5,000
&
Sulzberger,
HUtton
York
i—l—jilO.OOO
Eichler
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
Murch & Co., Inc
37,000;
Inc.
Sons___
&
duPont
I.
Walston
Co.,
Lemon
Walker
H.
':
60,000
Weeks——
20,000
—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.—To Redeem Debentures—
&
37,000
Corp.
&
&
Co.
has, a
from the
its name
Son
Co.
Bateman,
.
60,000
Hornblower
Inc.
.
t
,
,
15,000
Inc
Co.,
below
Newbold's
H.
&
Scherck, Richter Co
15,000
Corp
(Howard W.)
Shares
60,000
Peabody
Dallas
Gardner
&
&
Co.——
Rotan,
8,000
clusive, at the rate of 15 shares
named
conditions, to purchase
offered hereby set forth after
W.
8,000
Co.,
&
vately—June 13, 1961, it was reported that $1,500,000 of
this firm's 5Y<i% promissory notes due 1981 had been
sold privately through Harriman Ripley & Co., New
r
underwriters
&
Reinholdt
5,000
Sons
5,000
Co
12,000
Riter
Co.—
&
Pierce
Reynolds
Stieglitz
This
;
Kidder,
Milwaukee, manu¬
F.
John
income
Shares
Paine,
&
Edward
the trust had
In the com¬
and net earnings
certain
shares
15,000
&
Inc._
Illinois
of
the
of
to
&
Jenks,
option to purchase.
subject
Co.„_
Peet
O.
Inc.
15,000
&
23,000
trust
the
to shareholders.
gains distributed
Rauscher,
Co.
&
Meyerhoff
Hemphill,
following table:
Lee
in¬
dustries, as well as several specialty enzymes. Its major dairy product
is rennet extract used
in making cheese.
For the brewing industry,
Paul-Lewis manufactures proteolytic and diastatic enzyme preparations.
The
company's
specialty enzymes are used in
the pharmaceutical,
food and paper industries.—V.
193, p. 1833.
the
for
Co.,
Reid
Hayden,
1, 1961 under the Real
permits real estate invest¬
June
which
1960
&
—_
$269,000.
$1,750,000
was
——
H.
Co
&
duPont
Hallowell,
—V.
Jackson
Webber,
5,000
Fusz-Schmelzle
E.
5,000
—
8,000
Fulton,
the
12,000
Parker/Eisen/Waeckerle/
Adams & Purcell, Inc.—
Co.
1960
30,
of
&
Cleveland
5,000
Co
8,000
Co
Podesta
&
Co
5,000
8,000
Corp.—
&
5,000
&
&
—
Curtis
5,000
Hartnett
&
Cook
Co
Paine,
15,000
Co
Robertson
I.
Moss
Co.
8,000
Howe
E'dwards
First
.
•.
qualify
Act
Trust
commitment,
which
Halmbacher
Mr.
products.
Paul-Lewis Laboratroies,
principally
products
enzyme
by
/'i
capital
60,000
ojf phar¬
manufacture
leading
a
Nov.
income
net
income
total
1959,
intends
trust
of
months
six
Inc.
whose plant and offices are located in
Paul-Lewis,
factures
Pfizer,
of
and
President
the
on
an exchange of approximately
stock for
the
stock of Paul-Lewis,
based
common
subsidiary
a
maceuticals,
will
is
acquisition
ehares
President of
G.
A.
estate in
$1,720,000
Investment
underwriters
in
by Chas. Pfizer & Co.,
Paul-Lewis Laboratories,
Inc., a company specializing in enzyme production, research and tech¬
nology, was announced June 9 by John E. McKeen, Pfizer President,
and
invested
be
5,000
Co.„___
Weedon
Francis
most of
"'1
$253,000.
ment
will
sale
the
&
Simmons
Securities
Dittmar
years.
income
Estate
from
real
states,
EARNINGS—In
Trust
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
Glynn
Ohio
15,000
Pancoast
the United States. The trust owns
which is held under long-term lease.
1955,
the
trust acquired in the following year three
business trusts, all of which had been in business for
income-producing
Inc
Co.
Dewar,
15 by an underwriting group headed jointly
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Kidder, Peabody
& Co., Inc.; and Lee Higginson Corp. The stock was
priced at $20 a share.
UNDERWRITERS—Each
contract for the acquisition
outstanding capital stock of
Newhard,
Dempsey-Tegeler
by
firm
Signing of a
Inc., of all the
Mullaney, Wells
Cruttenden,
made June
2327.
p.
Morfeld
Crowell,
Offered—Public offering 500,000 shares of beneficial in¬
of Real Estate Investment Trust of America was
real
&
8,000
Carolina
terest
in
Breckenridge
&
5,000
&
8,000
McCourtney-
8,000
&
-5,000
Co
Co
Baum
Chiles-Schutz
America—Securities
of
as
Crowe,
&
:
&
Co.—_
K.
Chapman,
"
•.,
North
Thompson
Inc.
McCormick
I 20,000
Blunt Ellis &
the trust as of May 31, 1961,
consisted
of
$6,056,259
of debt
and
1,233,196
shares of beneficial
interest
outstanding, par $1, not including 50,000 shares which the
the corporation.—V.
of
.
Luce,
72,000
Co
Fitch,
Blewer,
The registration state¬
shares sold to the
been
appointed registrar of
corporation.—V. 193, p. 1904.
the
names
Shares
20,000
Inc
Inc.—
Halle
Real
and
1561.
p.
Corp.—Appointment—
for the
agent
&
Blair
common
'r::".'.v'';"
•
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
Permian
Co.,
Freehling,
as
$3,823,310
-3
respective
Bateman, Eichltv &
the
by
each.
14.5%
total
of Dec. 31, 1960 consisted of: $899,462 in shortin long-term debt of consolidated subsidiaries;
unsecured
long-term
notes;
and
4,380,825 shares of
capitalization
notes;
outstanding
20,000
their
opposite
97,000
Co
&
Co.,
Rapid-American Corp.—Appointment—
tp $1,215,141, compared with $101,362,-
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale by the company of com¬
mon
stock, of unsecured notes and the retirement of short-term bank
notes,
includes
forth
George
411
underwriter
Massachusetts
operations in 1960 amounted
respectively, in 1959.
$718,398,
and
construction
from
EARNINGS—Revenue
to
also
own
gers
'
of
holders thereof at 25c per share.
The company is engaged in the design,
manufacture and sale of
electrically powered tools. The net proceeds from the stock sale will
be added to general funds and used as working capital. The company
has
outstanding 150,000
shares
of
common
stock, of which John
Cutrone,
president
(and
Christine Cutrone), Theodore A. D'Lugosz,
vice-President
(and Anne D'Lugosz), Siegfried Weiss, secretary
(and.
Resi Weiss), John Schaeffer, treasurer (and Ella Schaeffer), Francois
Schneider, a director (and Cecil Schneider), and Minnie Handelman
Webber, Jackson & Curtis were joint mana¬
and Paine,
&
Allyn
Bache
purposes.
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters
by Aetna Securities Corp. The public offering price and under¬
principal
June 2,
on
company
corporate
general
for
writing. terms are to be supplied by amendment.
associates.
set
Weeks-
&
Simon
C.
A.
common
ment
The
M.
I.
Corp.—Common Registered—
corporation
headed
192, p. 2244.
Peelers Co., New
5%
used
be
Hornblower
covering 100,000
through Nether¬
York.
North Clarement Ave., Chicago, 111., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 9 covering 100,000 shares
This
Offering—June
14, 1961 it was reported that 116,000 shares of
—V.
to
cents)
Inc.,
(par
Barret,
Parke, Davis & Co.—Secondary Stock
stock
common
follows:
/
.
of
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
Shares
filed a "Reg. A"
be offered at $3,
1961
9,
June
lo
Co.
proceeds
lands
par
on
Securities
common
appointed
been
941,111
2546.
p.
of
Co.
Trust
shares of common stock 20
cents
stock purchase warrants of the corporation.—V.
for
agent
and
value
The
Midland
Marine
shares
With
N. Y.—Files
Point,
College
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Appointment—
The
transfer
Corp.,
.
.
the
underwriters
are
to
the
under
a
the underwriting agrpecomrriit'ment "to purchase the
terms
firm
July
10%
subord.
conv.
debs.,
$4,662,000
Mortgages
and
notes
payable—
Class
A
common
stock
(par
10c >
Class
B
common
stock
(par
10c)
—V.
193,
p.
.
$4,662,000
4,272,249
1976-
1,
Outstanding
due
4,272,249
2,750,000 shs.
—
281.888 shs.
750,000 shs.
440,000 shs.
1562. V
of
Continued
on
page
53
Volume
193
Number
6065
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2671)
11
1
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name
Daitch
announcements
Dividend
tables.
nounced
first
indicate
we
table
which
in
Then
show
we
two
the
all
during the current week.
second
a
the
In
in
grouped
are
the
separate
dividends
Del
2-for-l
payments previ¬
Name
■
of Company
Bros.
Affiliated
Aid
Fund
Dividend
';U,
stock
5>/2%
deferred
;•
.
Air
(quar.)—_____
American
Bank
American
Brake
American
&
4%
Filter,
&
Trust
Shoe
Efird
(quar.)
preferred
American
Molasses
American
Pad
&
•
7-
tl7,/ac.
30c
93%c
27'/2c
;
9-10
70c
-
6-16
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-23
Co..
$1
(quar.)
Pulp
20c
iquar.)_
&
(quar.)
77-
$1
Mills—
."___
Paper
__;
6-16
Enamel
6-26
4
7-14
7-
$50c
_—
7-7
i
5
preferred : (quar.)
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Anken
Chemical
&
Film
Corp.,
Argus
Ltd.,
preference
$2.50
Arwood
Associated
Atkinson
5%
Food
Class
(quar.)
Credit
Class
B
(quar.)_
Corp.,
preferred
B
1
1
4
6-15
5c
(quar.)
com.
30c
<quar.)__
7-
3
2%
7-10
7-10
From
•
Axe
investment
Science
(3c
from
Baltimore
Electronics
&
of
of
New
Bank
of
Virginia
Corp.,
40c
Berks
7-15
7-
$3
7-
1
Watch
Co.
1
7-
6
(s-a)
com.
Bickford's,
Inc.
7-
6
20c
8-
1
pfd.
(quar.)
$17V2C
8-1
7-14
(Pa.)
(quar.)
7-
25c
1
Stores,
"C"
omitted
Bird
&
(quar.)
7-
time)
Co.
$1.25
(common
.
payment
Bowman
Bright
Bank
of
Louis—
St.
preferred
British
6%
for
Street
6-16
7-15
6-30
$$1.19
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
$$1.43%
income
dividend
&
60c
pfd.
preferred
C
T
S
Canada
Canadian
Corp.
10c
_
$5
preferred
Home
Ltd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gas
7-15
6-30
8-
1
6-23
8-1
7-7
7-
1
7-
1
6-21
6-21
5c
8-15
8-
25c
6-26
6-19
1
Standard
Life
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
5
5c
6-23
6-30
6-16
33%c
6-30
6-16
62V2c
6-30
'< 6-16
$1.25
;
6-30
6-16
(quar.)
$1.37%
6-30
6-16
10c
6-30
6-20
15c
6-30
6-20
(quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp.—
Regular common
70c
preferred
Champlin
Oil
7c
(quar.)
&
Chicago,. Rock
(quar.)
17V2c
Refining
Island
(quar,)
Pacific
&
Cincinnati
Gas & Electric,
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
25c
RR.
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
com.
37V2c
4 %
Clark
Oil
&
Claussner
Colonial
Refining
$1
$1.183/4
(stock dividend)
Hosiery Co.
(quar.)
3%
Insurance
2-for-l
approve
Combined
Locks
Stock
class
North
Consumers
Trust
6-30
6-22
8-15
10-
10-
7-14
9-15
2
2
9-15
6-30
A
Tire
at
Crampton
Mfg.
Cream
Wheat
6-19
1
6-15
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
7-24
2V2c
7-
5
7-24
7-
5
40c
7-
1
6-19
25c
(quar.)
7-1
6-9
income
plus
(quar.)
Ltd.
6%
1
1
6-20
6-23
7-17
1_
i
(common
•
'
&
Trust
7-15
6-29
f 9-15
1
(quar.)
pfd.
B
Meadow
Bros.
6-23
1
7-21
$1
Y.)
Corp.- (Stock
div.
Crude
Oil
$2.80
70c
par
on
N.
6-28
National
Bank
(N.
'
Middle
States
Millers
Falls
(N. Y.)
value
par
into
and
6-16
Monarch
Monarch
$1
4.30%
6-20
■
additional
share
General
Waterworks
Corp.,
5%
6-27
6-
9
6-27
6-
1
6-
7-
3
6-24
Foods'
6%
$5
voting preferred
7,>
5
6-27
for
6-30
Gibson
9-
6-29
W
100
Gas
shares
7-
1
7-
1
Investors
of
,
each
7-14
7-14
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
Greeting
Cards,
Ltd.
preferred
4%%
(quar.)
Gorton's
of
England
.preferred
6%"
&
Great
West
Quarterly
Green
North
&
North
^
Wire,
Gas
6% -preferred
&
Dunlap
6-30
6-
6
5y2%
Northern
6-20
5%%
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
O
7-17
7-
O'Sullivan
7-14
6-19
3
K
$5c
6-15
7-
1
6-20
37 y2c
7-
1
6-20
5c
,
3
17 y2c
(quar.)
7-
Mfg.
Hamilton
Hanes
7-
H.). Knitting Co.,
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
Hartfield
Stores,
Hartford
Fire
Inc.
(stock
Insurance
Heincke
2
Heinz
(H.
Holmes
J.)-
(D.
H.)
Home
Dairy
Home
insurance
Hudson
Co.,
Trust
80c
Co.
Co.
preferred
(N-
Y.)
A
4.24%
Old
&
Gas
B
(Union
City)
Investors
(distribution
International
Common
Supplies,
Electric,
&
Powders,
&
6%, preferred
(s-a),
Investment Foundation,
preferred
Life
6-21
4.52%
preferred
7-
3
6-20
6-28
6-15
6-29
6-20
7-
1
6-16
$27'/2c
____.
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
6-30
6-1G
10c
7-15
6-30
25c
(s-a)_.
7-
1
6-23
7-
$7y2c
(quar.)
6-16
7-28
7-10
7-14
6-30
$1.06
(Chicago)
3
30c
(quar.)
7-20
6-30
8-
7-17
—
(quar.)
6-20
6.16%
preferred
(quar.)
6-20
5.64%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
7-28
6-26
7-
1
6-20
1
Peoples
6-19
6-23
6-20
7-
•
National
Special
7-10
6-20
7-
1
6-17
$1.40
$1
7-
1
7-
7-
3
6-20
3
Philadelphia
Plainfield
Portable
f
6-30
25c
7-15
(quar.)
(Patchogue,
&
6-26
5
L.
7-10
6-26
7-10
6-26
$1.41
7-10
6-26
I. )—
3
6-23
7-
3
6-23
16c
7-
3
6-16
20c
7-
3
6-19
3c
6-30
6-20
35c
6-30
6-20
25c
6-30
6-20
$1.75
(quar.)
7-
60c
6-30
6-20
7-
6-15
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transportation
(quar.)
Erie
Water
RR.
Co., Ltd.
Co.—
62 %c
1
$1.50
7-14
6-30
25c
6-29
6-14
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tools,
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-21
6-30
6-21
38c
(quar.)
_i_
com.
1
$3
Inc.,
6%
preferred (s-a)
Portland General Electric
(T.
6-28
$1.54
...
_i.
Lake
Union
Bros.
7-
5
7-10
$1.13
1.
Suburban
&
7-20
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
Electric
Price
6-30
7-15
pfd.
•
_-
preferred
5-25
7-15
I2M2C
(quar.)
50c
5%
preferred
preferred
6-30
'6-19
Bank
(quar.)
prior
6-15
1
common
(quar.)
Light,
50c
preferred
7%
7-17
7-
A
___,
Common
6-20
1
Corp.,
&
Peoples Securities
(initial)
Peoples Trust (Bergen County. N. J.)
Personal Industrial Bankers, Inc.—•
6-12
8-
Gas
Semi-annual
6-15
3
$37 V2c
7-15
6-30
1
6-30
11c
6-30
6-13
$2
7-15
6-23
8c
6-30
6-21
75c
6-30
6-15
$50c
8-
6-23
•
R.)
investment
Proctor
.
&
Gamble
Quarterly
$3
6-30
6-15
10-16
9-15
10-16
9-15
Quincy Trust
6-21
Random
regular
Stock
Co.,
Distribution
$60c
(quar.)
Growth
Fund
(from
net
income)
$75c
(quar.)
com.
7-14
$4
t27y2C
Insurance
1
50c
1
—
Ltd.,
1
20c
&
Price
,
6-23
8-
(quar.)
1
Ltd.—
Corp.—
6-15
6-30
20c
1
$15c
Share
6-15
1
30c
common
7-
Oil
Pittsburgh
(quar.)
Bond
1
20c
Ltd.
7-
4c "
Bronze
77-
1
Co.
(quar.)
7-
$25c
participating preferred (quar.)__
International Telephone
& Telegraph Corp,
Quarterly
6-15
10c
Power
20c
—
8-
1
____.
preferred
from
Gas, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Insurance Exchange Building Corp.
(Chicago) (quar.)
!
8-15
7-
(Mass.)
common
Pacific
40c
^
Inland Natural
6-30
Quarterly
5%
Incorporated
7-14
17'/2c
$10c
Olin
55c
(quar.)——
6-23
$1.50
Mining
,(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Republic
25c
—
;
(quar.)
6-21
6-26
—
6-16
1
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
preferred
50c
(s-a)
6-16
1
7-
Ltd.—
6-21
split
(quar.)
1
7-
15c
(Mass.)
5
5c
;_
7-
$1.433/4
(quar.)_
Bank
6-30
50c
Company (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
7-
93%c
2IV2C
3-for-l stock
approve
6-21
$1.37%
(quar.)
Welders.
Rubber
Cement
4%
Instrument—
Stockholders
6-28
6-30
35c
iy2%
dividend)
(quar.)
Hawaiian-Philippine Co
Hawley Products -(quar.)
6-15
7-14
$1.38
50c
-
.__
3
$20c
;
50c
(increased s-a)
common
6-30
6-14
25c
Rosario
$1.25
National Associates
B
7-14
6-30
$1.15
75c
__
6-30
J.)
1
25C
quar.)
(quar.)_
(P.
Class
5%
Co.
6-16
6c
(N.
;
4%
Hamilton
6-16
1
(initial)
preferred
Oklahoma
6-15
6-
C
Rubber
5%
Ocean
1
1
r.
20c
7-
7-
7-10
(quar.)
Co.
preference
56y»c
___
(initial
Gas
Preferred
6-15
Mfg.
preference
7-15
9
7-
(quar.)
Telephone,
1
50c
common
(quar.)'
6
$$1.40
Ltd
Co.,
6-
1
Company
iB ).
Greenwich
6-30
7-
_.
(Daniel)
1
6-20
55c
(resumed)
(quar.)
National
Judd
Shore
9-
6-
6-29
••
30c
Banking
Mills
Honduras
Adams
North
9-15
6-30
•'-'- '- 5c
Quarterly
;
Newberry (J. J.) Co.—
33/4%
preferred
(quar.)
$.5781 >/4
;
7-14
1
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
York
8-
Inc._^
Co., 4V2% preferred (quar.)__
Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)
6-30
8-
Power—
preferred
20c
Gloucester,
Union
6-30
'
—
(quar.')_
(quar.)
Consolidated
30c
(quar.)___
6-16
7-17
$70c
■
(quar.)
20c
<quar.)__
common
6-30
1
common
(quar.)
preferred
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-12
(quar.)
Corp.
Pipeline—
Gas
56y4c
Inc.
(P. H.)
preferred
4V2%
Grand
•
8-
6-29
(quar.)_l
preferred
New
8-
6-20
J.)
held
Pa.)
Essex
Car
5.52%
extra
1
8-19
1
8-15
85c
Steel
Nebraska
shares
1
1
7-
62'/2c
City,
Corp.
&
4.60%
8-
7-
20c
50c
5%%
6-15
8-
$1.07'/2
$$1.12Vh
Quarterly
6-15
$1.25
8-19
7-15
(N.
gains
National Terminals
6-19
$1.27%
6-28
1
(annual)
common
(York
Newark
National
6.-15
7-14
7-
(quar.)
Bank
National
8
6-30
12l/2c
97y2c
Co.-
Industries,,
preferred
10c
Glatfelter
6-19
L_'_
shares
Ltd.
National Fuel Gp.s Co.
New
Extra
6-16
6-30
Ltd.—
Neiman-Marcus Co., common
4 y4 %
preferred
(quar.)_
(s-a)
6-30
16c
Trust
quar.)
capital
National
6-22
9-22
&
5%
6-20
$1.25
voting preferred (quar.)
Gettysburg National Bank (Pa.)
6-30
23c
Corp.—
Valley
Natural
$2
6-30
1
,f■'
National
7-14
&
Co.,
three
each
realized
Mystic
6-20
&
(Canada),
Shares
From
6-22
6-30
50c
(quar.)
6-20
1
(quar.)
Dairies
stock
6-14
25c
(quar.)
1
7-
25c
Bank
(initial
Inc.
dividend
Mutual
6-15
•
7-31
37%C
pfd.
77-
50c
National
Royal
Stock
7
2%
_1
7-10
Quarterly
9
7-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-20
7-25
(quar.)
Knitting, Ltd., 4V2% pref. (quar.)
Marking System (increased quar.)
Motorola,
held.
5.10%
6-20
6-30
$10c
'
share
6-30
60c
Light,
5%%
for
6-19
1
32c
(quar.)
3.90% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
•
&
preferred
Montclair
•
6-14
3%
343/BC
four
6-30
7-
$7
(Illinois)
6-21
12 y2c
proposed
a
7-20
-
15c
Telephone
1
N
;_
6-30
$3
7-
at
(quar.)__
6-16
7-20
27J/2c
6-23
50c
;
6-15
6-30
Co.
Power
Mussens
cash)
3
(s-a)
Missouri
25c
__^
6-15
7-
,
17'/2c
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Mt.
(s-a)
6-15
1
10c
(quar.)
(Mass.)
6-30
6-29
6.15
6-30
7-
J$1.31V4
(accum.)
6-15
6-23
6-30
25c
53Vac
.__
6-20
3
9-20
(Long Island)
Lines
1
6-30
6
(Dallas)
(quar.)
(quar.)___i
Y.)
Motor
preferred
Morton
(s-a)
of
(quar.)
6-20
10-
ioc
Bank
7-
7-
6-30
6
2%
Fast
'
lieu
A
dividend
5y2%
Y.)—
(quar.)
value,
6-30
7-
—
6-28
25c
dividend)
(quar,)
one
7-15
7-15
12V2c
National
Extra
special stockholders meeting will be held
July 28 in London to vote on the
following proposals, A proposed stk, split
the
40c
(quarj_
(quar.)
Middleborough Trust
Investments, Ltd.-—
of
6-30
2»/2c
cl.
(s-a>
3
$1.25
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
preferred A (quar.)__,
Tin
7-14
6^15
Michigan Bakeries, Inc.—
Telephone Co. of Iowa—
preferred
6-19
ioc
I
(s-a)
Bank
General
div.
A
7-
10c
in
6-19
6-29
7-10
,
ioc
class
6-30
$1
payment
(quar.)
Reinsurance Corp.
6-16
6-29
35c
;
(initial-quar.)
7-21
$1.50
(s-a)
(s-a)
(Greenfield)
General
6-30
1
2V2c
Works,
r
'
(Stock
6-20
$1.50
75c
(s-a)^
Co.
1
62V2c
(quar.)
Mindustrial Corp. Ltd._:
$4
common
Company
6-15
7-
55c
(quar.)
25c
Merchants
•
Electric
(The)
6-30
common
;
6-23
8-
4y2c
Co.
6-30
ioc
(quar.)
Merchants
<
(Ramsey, N.J)
...
&
8-
ioc
Products
Brook
Stock
County) —
(Alleghany County)
on
20c
Inc:, class
Forbes Co., common
Corp.,
Class
6-30
8-
6-10
f37V2c
Co.j-5%
preferred B
McKales
8-31
7-14
7%c
—
6c
6-30
6-19
Jamaica
7-14
6-29
Johnny-On-The-Spot Central
6c
8-1
7-5
Johnston
Public
Service,
Mutual
Fund,
Ltd.
Inc.
(quar.).
$30c
(quar.)_.
7%c
7-14
6-30
(quar.).
7c
6-23
6-
7-
3
8
8%
pfd.
Shares,
(quar.)
Inc.
(from
income)
(Mass.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
House, Inc.—
Directors
declare a 4-for-3 split to enable
publishing house to apply for listing
Big Board. Record and distribu¬
the
,
on
the
tion
payment..
...
conv.
Dock
Chemical
McQuay, Inc.
6-30
50c
6-12
7-10
iy2c
1
-
(quar.)
Masco Screw
6-21
7-
7-5
__i._
20c
.
Corp.
\
7-
7-
4V2c
time)
Co.,
(
6-19
1
6-20
(quar.)____
(Somerset
Franklin
6%
Fund—
Rubber
this
6-30
7-
27c
6%
J.)
(Pittsburgh)
America
&
6-16
1
25c
(N.
investment
of
6-30
7-
25c
-
capital gains
Co.
Jose)
(Southampton,
Bank
Co.
-_i
B
51/2 %
<
7-31
6-27
Mutual. Fund
Investment
Conwest' Exploration,
6-30
6-20
America—
-
Co.
Investment
from
of
7-10
1
(stockholders
dividend
Commonwealth Trust
omitted
8-
3
7-
Service
of
7-31
50c
Trust Co.
income)
semi-annual
Commercial
Cooper
7-
15c
*
split)
Paper,
Bank
Increased
Controls
7-15
(Waterbury, Conn.)
B
Commercial
from
3
'20c
Colorado
lV2c
7-
60c
Bank & Trust Co.
Quarterly
Class
7-15
&
preferred
Class
6-16
22c
(quar.)
,
preferred
7-
(Chicago)
common
Central Wisconsin Motor Transport Co.—
Common
(quar.)
;
cenv.
;
75c
National
Grossett
._
preferred
6-16
20c
Insurance
6-30
__3
50c
N.
__i
Greening
J.)—•
(quar.)__
Telephone Co.,
$1.35 preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
6%
7-14
1
6-30
$1.25
Semi-annual
$5.50
6-30
8-
50c
Central
$5
7-20
6-30
37c
(quar.)i__
N.
6-15
7-31
$1.05
(Elizabeth,
6-28
7-15
$75c
common
6-28
7-15
$15c
;
._
7-17
8-15
$10c
(quar.)
Indiana
Central
6-28
$25c
:_
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Central
7-21
7-17
$$1.50
_^_______
Ltd.,
Light,
Trust
8-21
$1.50
Carpenter
(L. E.i
& Co.
(quar.)_______
Case Pomeroy & Co. (reduced)
Central
Bank
County Trust
6-28
15c
(s-a)
Steel,
preferred
7-17
10c
Ry.
&
National
Corp., Ltd.—
MNo action 'taken
6-12
2V2%
(quar.)—
Power
County)
(San
General
6-20
preferred "C"-(quar.)_
Maple Leaf Milling—
30c
(quar.)
Bank
6-13
6-27
10V2c
;
preferred
(quar.)_____
Canadian Pacific Ry. fs-a)
$4.20
Vernon)
National
6%
6-19
6-30
Videotronics,
6%
t
(quar.)
(Poughkeepsie,
(Roselle, N. J.)
Bank
of
dividend)class A
60c
Carolina
6-30
15c
(stock
Drawn
(Passaic
5V2%
7-15
Insurance
Common
6-30
20c
(quar.)__
Bank
(Torrington, Conn.)—
(quar.)
Industries,
Canadian
Bank
A
3%
Southern
7-31
55c
National
General
8c
$1.50
Co.
MacAndrews &
on
Racing Assn.,
Corp.
7-18
6-23
28 %c
National
•
(quar.)
Corp.
Burrillville
'
50c
Trust
National
Garrett
investment income)
(Pa.) L______
$1
(Mt.
to
dividend
Burgmaster
9-12
expenses
amount
depositary shr.)
per
___
conv.
6%
6-30
4%
Budget Finance Plan, com. (quar.)
Stock
6-30
7-15
(interim)
and
will
6-30
7-15
$$1.56
tax
7-15
$$1.50
7
25c
—
Bank
Frito
6-20
Majestic-Penn State Inc.,
'
<
6-20
1
35c
Franklin
7-14
6-16
6-30
(quar.)
Investing
Bank
7-28
7-
56y4c
National
Fownes
1
6-30
6-20
$1
Corp.
General
Co., Ltd., Ordinary
British
Quarterly
8-
3
■
(quar.)
common—
this time).
6-20
8-15
6-20
7-
irO Fluor
'(>:
6-21
$283/4c
(quar.)
depositary
Brooks
1
1
$$1.12
series)
approximately $.013
Broad
77-
t25c
(quar.)
com.
__
(1956
preferred
(After
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
British Oxygen
V7,''
Telephone—
preferred
6lA%
6-19
15c
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
;
.^6-19
.
.
preferred
4%%
3
22c
Co.,
Columbia
4'/2%
3
7-
75c
__^
.
7-
6-30
7-1
held)
(quar.)_
(Baltimore)
First
6-20
1
4lA%
A
Florida
45c
.
Co.
&
A
Semi-annual
.
7-14
MPO
re¬
(quar.)
Bank
First
7-10
6-15
25c
(monthly)
common
National
Extra
io.s
•.
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
G.)
..i
25c
——
Co.
Products
(T.
5%
...
(quar.)
National
preferred
Corp.,
1
77-
7-14
20c
Semi-annual
6-23
1
7-20
VMimmu
'•
(quar.);■
Insurance
Bourjois, Inc.
;
.
,
Quarterly
Boston
-
Inc.
Ipc.
Son,
Boatmen's
Water
this
at
Machine
Bird
,
Saco
1
7-3
10c
(quar.)
Assn.
Geneva
6-16
6-20
8-
2%
Quarterly
.
&
Big
General
7-
15c
$i
Life
6
25c
pfd.
Lucky Lager Breweries (quar.)
Lynn Electric Co. (quar.)
Lynn Gas Co.______
6-23
25c
Mortgage
First National Bank
,
33c
10c
1
7-15
37%C
*
(s-a)
First Boston Corp.,
First
6-30
7-
$5c
pfd.
First
6-30
7V2c
$2
Lorain Coal
6-30
75c
B shares
First
7-14
._
7%
Mining
National
Mallinckrodt
First
6-23
(quar.)
Biddeford
cl.
or
First
7
6-23
»
(accum.)
non-cum.
First
6-20
(quar.)__
County Trust
A
i5C
1
-
1
7-31
6-15
7-6
I~~
(Fort Wayne) (quar.)
;
Long Mile Rubber, common (quar.)
Voting trust ctfs,
'(quar,
2
9-
$12 y2c
4%
First
6-23
7-
$8
____.
Behlen
Benrus
6-16
$5.80
Mfg.
(quar.)
Belding.-Corticelli, Ltd.,
;
6-23
6-30
27V2c
—;_—
._
preferred
partic
7-14
60c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Bankers Securities
9
10c
__.—_
10-
7-
Co.• (s-a)
Lincoln
Ltd.—
Corp., 4%
National
Class
(quar.)__
(quar.
York
6-
of
net
9-
$1
:_____
(from
7-6
9-21
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
County Trust
Wharf
(Brooklyn)
A
:
Fund
Lebanon
6-30
1
(quar.)
First
Bank
California
Bank
6-30
7-15
2
*
^
one
B
preferred
Mercantile
Foods
Financial
Corp.—
capital gains & 7c from income)
National
Bank
$3
4c
______——
Products,
5%
Lazard
7-17
10-
preferred
$2.25
income
7-31
.
11-
(quar.>__„___
-
Class
6-28
7
$20c
*
'
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
7-
25c
Paper Board Co., common
4.50%
preferred (quar.)__
6-26
(stock
7
6-19
Bank
olass
___.
Federal
6-26
2%
___,
7
8-
$25c
(quar.)
cl.
Federal
6-15
dividend)
—________—
_
common
dividend)
Income)
com.
two shares
Fearn
6-23
6-15
3
8-
2
Company,
Lincoln
_|
6-23
6-30
7-
$25c
___$25c
A
6-30
6-30
$2.50
—
class
7-15
2
6-26
12c
Equitable Trust (Baltimore) (quar.)__
Erwin Mills, Inc. (quar.-)
Exchange National Bank (Olean, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
7-20
6-
99-
share ($2.50 par) for each
'>4%
7-20
8-
./
Lane
15C
/__
(Seattle)
Heating
Endicott Johnson
5
9-
—
(s-a)—
Ltd.,
_:
Corp.,
(stock
$30c
—
—
Wholesalers
7-
$62V2c
:__
(quar.)_;—
Stores
Finance
1st
Atlantic
Atlas
B
6-28
7-19
5c
(quar.)
common
.'
Corp.
7-26
5c
(s-a)——
6-30
125c
Corp.
7-20
&
7
.
.
deemable pfd.
6-15
$70c
,
(quar.)_^
Class
A
(quar.)
(Stock dividend for
•
v
$2.80
Co.
8-
Lewis
(quar.}
Products
2
pfd.
1st
invest.
Empire Trust Co. of New York
j
;
„
,
1
(from
Lafayette National
9-
8-1
ioc
(monthly)__
6-15
8-1
i2c
___J_
of Rec.
6-23
12c
(monthly)
preferred
6-27
70c
7%
Can
Electrical
conv.
A
(monthly)
$2
(NY)
(quar.)__
Natural Gas,-$1.50 pfd.
Elder Mfg.
B
$1.20
5
30c
Co., Inc., class A
;
Economy Auto Stores (stock dividend)__
Edgcomb Steel of New England, class A
,,
Class
Holders
Payable
25c
class
7-18
25c
(quar.)
Paper
7-
Corp,
When
Share
...
Corp.
25c
(monthly)
Inc.
6-22
Company
Hotels
a
Trust
Eastern
9-15
5
7-15
(quar.)__
Tar.& Chemical Ltd.,
Duquesne
8-18
1
7-
;
6-16
Fields
preference
Dunkirk
6-15
v
$1
Donnacona
6-15
1
10-
'
Oil
Fund,
Dominion
;
•
60c
(s-a)
—
«
6-15
6-30
-
-
Paper, (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
-
Dominick
-
7^ 1
7-1
6-30
9c
(quar.)
Bridge
Forests, Inc.
Quality Supermarkets,
(dividend payment omitted)
Dominguez
:
a v
—
_;—
(quar.)
(New Haven)
Co.
"
Mills—
convertible
Common
Inc.
-
'■
(
37'/2c
__—343/«c
34%c
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd. (s-a)
Aluminum Co. of America, com. (quar.)
$3.75 preferred
(quar.) _———
American
6-21
common
meeting.;
(quar.)
B
7-20
12V2C
(quar.)
common
stock
Name of
Kratter
(quar.)
common
Internaitonal
Per
of Rec.
Knott
Dierks
'-}
,-aV
(quar.)—___
A
preferred
6c
class A
Holders
time)
Dilbert's
6-16
-r-.
the
on
the' August
preferred
preferred
5'/2%
Inc
6-30
this
at
Payable
taken
;
debenture
Detroit
Holders
Payable of Rec.
17'/2C
,
income)
invest,
net
Discount.
action
until
prior
6%
&
Share
Corp., 70c pfd. (quar.)
(from
Investment
/
s
Stores
action
split)
Voting
8%
When
(no
(stockholders approve
Dennison Mfg.,
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
payment
Electronics
When
Share
Itc.
Darling (L. A.) Company (quar.)^
Daryl Industries Inc. (quar.)
an¬
payment date.
Aaronson
common
on
follow with
we
of Company
Crystal Dairies,
15c
6-30
40c
7-1.'
,
•
6-16
6-23
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
Quarterly
_L—L__
King Seeley* Thermos
Co.
.-.
(quar.)
Rapid
-
'
IOC
6-28
6-15
25c'
7-14
6-30
6%
Realty
dates
Grip
will
&
preferred
Equities
be
announced
Batten, common
(quar.)
Corp. "(NY)
soon.
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
*
tl5c
7-
6-14
$$1.50
7-
6-14
5c
8-
7-21
12
(2672)
•.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
1
Name of
Reece
Company
Corp.
5%
(Mass.)
preferred
Reliance
3V2%
each
for
common
Puritan
of
preferred
Renewal
Service
(quar.)
(stock
Guaranty
Republic
Richardson
Robinson
Roe
Royal
50c
5c
(quar.)
10c
Mfg.
co.
Lawrence
5%
Ltd.,
NY
(stock
3
$1.38399
$25c
5-23
8-
1
7-
7-
1
7-17
6-30
30c
1
9-
8-21
7-
6-i9
6-16
Acme
7-31
Adams
7-14
50c
of
7 Vic
7-14
6-30
2nd
preferred
investment
(quar.)
12Vic
7-
1
Shore-Calnevar,
Sonotone
Inc.
Corp.,
5-31
$1.25
•
preferred
preferred
Southdown,
Inc.
Southeastern
Southern
$1.50
Spic
New
Co.
of
Steel
Co.
depositary,
tax
dividend
proximately $.076
Steinway & Sons
Markets,
and
will
Summit
Trust
Two-for-one
proval
Tennessee
Natural
Terie-Haute*
Terry
Title
Turbine
Guarantee
Toronto
6%
Star,
Lines,
&
&
United
Trust
New
Industrial
Bank
New
United
Shoe
6%
U.
S.
U.
&
Machinery,
preferred
2nd
Sugar
Universal
1
7-
8-
8
Controls
preferred
Van
Norman
$2.28
6-26
7-
6-15
1
7-20
7-
par
7-15
7-
1
6-15
6-
6
6-21
6-14
Class
B
„
(Conn.)
$4
Agricultural
Canal
(quar.)__
(quar.)
American
$1.25
7-
1
6-20
7-
3
6-21
7-
3
6-21
American
9-
$2.50
__
37Vic
50c
933/4c
$1.12Vi
Cyanamid
Co.,
10-10
9-20
American
7-
5
American
7-
5
8-
1
7-12
6-23
7-
6-23
7-
1
■
;
17 Vic
9-15
8-31
12 Vic
7-14
6-30
7-15
6-26
6-30
6-21
American
7-14
6-19
(quar,)-.—
at
Pennsylvania
keesport) (quar.)
Tablet &
National
Bank
common
Ice
Corp.
Stationery,
com.
(quar.)
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-
7-
6-
20c
Telegraph
(quar.)
*
1
1
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-
$1.50
iquar.)
(Orlando,
6-30
15c
*
7-
1
9
6-15
9-15
8-31
12-15
7-
1
6-
2
6-30
6-
30c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
6-20
6-
25c,
7-12
10c
3
6-15
7-
3
6-15
3.90%
5%
6-27
6-
American Machine & Foundry—
$0.65625
6-16
6-15
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
7>/2c
7-14
6-30
Metals
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
American
6-16
7-14
97Vic
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
5c
preferred
6-30
7-24
6-30
6-10
25c
6-30
6-29
6-
(quar.)
Mercury Insurance
(Wash.,
D.
C.)
(s-a)
American
Metal
Products
(qi.ar.)
American
7-12
National
Insurance
30c
|
4 Vic
Optical
Co.
American
6-28
American
6-20
25c
6-28
6-12
7-
6-20
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
5%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
goc
6-30
6-20
8-
1
8-
1
7-14
32Vic
8-
President
7-14
31 Vic
American
1
7-14
6-30
6-10
7-15
6-23
35c
10-
2
7-15
9-
8
6-23
;
quar.)
preferred
Inc.
preferred
preferred
&
Seal-Kap
Common
(stock
Corp.
of
5%
2nd
preferred
3rd
preferred
(quar.)
Snuff
Preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
1
common
1
(quar.)
7%
preferred
7%
pfd.
Barber
Stock
Co.
dividend)
Basic,
Inc.
Bausch
4%
7-25
6-30
6-15
5-19
15c
7-
1
6-15
6-22
5-26
15c
6-30
6-20
$10c
6-30
6-
1
$34%C
6-30
6-
1
$4334c
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
6-30
6-16
62 Vic
7-
1
6-20
7-
3
6-
.>
1
9
6-23
6-9
$1.50
1-15-62
12-29
6-19
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7"
1
C-15
6-19
5-19
$1
9-18
8-18
15c
7-14
10c
6-30
6-19
7-20
7-
7-20
7-
1
7-20
7-
1
&
com.
Inc.,
Bean
Creek
(J.
New
R.R.
B.)
.'
.(initial
quar.)
7-
1
6-15
7-
3
6-19
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-20
6-30
6-30
6-16
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
70
6-16
6-15
v
7-6
0-20
70
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Group,
(Dividend
6-15
7-
1
6-15
(Ordinary)
to
(final)
about
$.05
$25c
7-
1
6-15
6-20
5-26
7-
6-10
7-
3
3
6-10
inc.
$25c
7-
3
6-10
7-
3
6-10
8-
9
7-
1
per
British
after
$25c
9-21
14%
;
amount
share
1
$35c
»
(quar.)
Ltd.
will
depositary
9-21
7-
42 Vic
.
A
3
$1.12i/2
__
Extra
preferred
3
10-
40c
(quar.)
10-
84% c
common
(quar.)
Beecham
6-30
25c
2%
preferred
Class
7-14
50c
Life Savers, Inc. (quar.)
Lumber, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.40
7-31
3 7 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
6
7-14
$1.50
Beech-Nut
Beaver
9
7-
7-31
12 Vic
dividend
Foods
33a%
6-
Distilling Co.—
common
Beatrice
6-30
1
7-27
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Stock
7-15
7-
30c
(initial quar.)
common
(quar.)
Laboratories Inc., com.
6%
preferred
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
Beech
1
75C
new
(quar.)
Lomb,
6-12
1%
preferred
tax
and
expenses for depositary)
Belgium Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com. (quar.)
Common (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4%
4%
Bell
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone
Bendix
Beneficial
5%
Co.
Corp.
of
Bonneville,
Borman
(quar.)
6-30
6-23
Blackstone
6-23
4.25%
:
5.60%
Bliss
&
6-10
6-30
6-
9
6-30
6-
9
7-
6-16
50c
1
(stock
7%
dividend)
preferred
Industries
National
class
Bank
6-
7
2
$1.75
quar.)
5c
25c
iquar.)
1
5
7-1
6-
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
12 Vi c
&
.11
A
6-20
6-
$10c
7-15
6-16
7-15
6-16
21c
7-25
6-30
5
(Conn.)—
:
$6
7-
3
6-
$1.06V4
7-
1
6-15
$1.40
7-
1
6
Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Laughlin, Inc.
6-19
7-
$25c
semi-annual
Gas
6-
7-10
(quar.)
(initial
(quar.)
Furniture,
6-22
20c
3%
(quarT—IIII""
Inc.
(quar.)
Valley
6-15
6-30
25c
(quar.)
7-15
60c
(quar.)
Increased
6
$55c
$20c
Stores
Manufacturing
Biederman
1-15
4-13
6-
6-27
$1.25
Gypsum Co.
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
A
1-31-62
4-30-62
Cement—
Bestwall
class
9
7-14
10-13
20c
Ltd.
2-
7-31
10-31
25c
(quar.)
Automation
3-1-62
20c
Ltd.
Food
8-11
11-10
20c
common
(s-a)
Limestone &
preferred
1
1
20c
(quar.)
Finance,
912-
15c
(s-a)
Canada,
6-12
15c
15c
preferred
Bessemer
4%
$25c
___.
preferred (quar.)
Intercontinental Corp.
6-30
8
1
7 Vic
Baxter
$1.25
8
7-
9-30
12-30
25C
Works
Birmingham
G-
7-15
10c
(quar.)
Iron
6-12
6-
6-16
10-15
2%
;_
Bastian-Blessing Co.,
Bath
5-26
1
6-15
1
1-15-62
$$1.75
(stock
dividend
6-30
1
,7,-
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Oil
6-24
7-
6-30
8-19
$1.06
Barry-Wright Corp. (quar.)
Barton's Candy Corp. (quar.)
20c
7-
1
1
7-15
$1.75
Bibb
70c
89•
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Billups I Western Petroleum Co.
Biltmore Hats, Ltd. common
$1.50
6-14
7-14
$1
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
6-10
1
1
(stamped & unstamped)
6-12
-
1
7-
'
Bangor Hydro Electric, 4% .pfd.
4(4% preferred (quar.)
$1
.
7-
8-
$1.12 Vi
Quarterly
3%
Del.—
dividend)
0-19
6-19
RR.—
pfd.
6-20
9-11
1
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
non-cum
6-14
12-11
77-
6-30
6-15
9-20
6-19
1
$1
1
12-20
iquar.)___
com.
3
$1.25
5
9
7-
(quar.)
7-
$1.25
American Radiator & Standard
SanitaryCommon
(quar.)
American
Co.,
non-cum pfd.
(stamped & unstamped)
Quarterly
Bancroft (J.) & Sons (quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. iquar.)
Bicor
(quar.)
6-15
66-
5c
7-
$1.25
1
4%
9
Lines, Ltd.—
non-cumulative
American
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
6-30
6-30
35c
pfd. A (quar.)
conv.
(quar.)__
6-
Equipment—
(initial
6-16
$31V4c
(stock dividend)
8Vic
(quar.)
3
Co.
Photocopy
common
6-30
1 Vi %
'J
50c
6-28
7-14
7-10
6-19
40c
(quar.)
6-20
9
9
7-15
1
$37 Vic
9-29
9-
5
6-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
40c
12Vic
6-10
6-15
6-
$10Vic
12-15
11-30
1
7-
$4.50
dividend)
2c
News
New
6-30
7-
6-20
30c
America
4Vac
17Vic
7-14
6-20
6-15
.
4%
Bell
(Galveston,
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
17Vic
7-15
5
of
Inc., 5%
Piano
Baltimore
6-16
30c
(quar.)
b-15
1
25c
(s-a)
Ltd.
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.,
4% preferred (quar.)__
6-16
25c
1
7-
30c
6%
6-16
$1.75
(quar.)
American Motors Corp.
(quar.)
:
(American National Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.I)
Quarterly
8-11
6-30
6-30
$1.25
Distilling Co.
(quar.)
(quar.
Wilcox
&
4%%
6-15
7-
Texas) —
(stock
Co.
Alarm
Company
2
40c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
(B. T.)
Balcrank,
6-30
$1.08
25c
Baldwin
5
7rl2
F.
2
65C
(quar.)
6-16
$1.50
7-
&
S.
6-
6-15
3
Ry.—
(Tulsa,
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
9
6Vic
Products
Fe
prefererd
Service,
preferred
preferred
Babbitt
5-26
30c
(monthly)
B.
6-22
7-
30c
Fire
Babcock
5
13C
Sprinkler, class A
Telephone Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
51/2 %
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
2
11-30
6-12
(Houston,
(quar.)
common
60c
35c
~~
6-13
6-30
(quar.)_
International Corp.
Machine
30c
(quar.)
3
40c
(initial)
Co.,
Maize
(Mc-
.
7-
Supply—
American
30c
I__II
2
,
6-20
50c
preferred
American
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3
9
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
6-23
time).
_
7-
1
30c
Products
Hospital
American
7%
Telephone—
(initial)——
6-
$1.50
6-30
12Vic
this
7-
5
7-11
(quar.)„
Co.
7-10
12Vic
passed
6-30
6-
25c
Home
American
__
7-15
1
25c
6-30
j
(quar.)
7-
10c
American
(quar.)_
5
30c
15c
1—
7
6-
7-11
(quar.)
57c
preferred
(quar.)
6-
1
5c
preferred
(quar.)
American Hardware Corp.
New
6-23
7-
1
$6
American
6-30
1
1
Extra
30c
1
6-
8-
Quarterly
Quatrerly
6-23
6-
1
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Automatic
6-12
1
37Vic
;
American Forest Products
American General Insurance
1
1
7-
87Vic
preferred
Casualty
Co.
&
7-
7-
$1.56Vi
common
Co.
Supply
(quar.)
Automatic
6-12
of
6Vic
Co., 6%
Fire
7-10
10c
(reduced)
payment
of
(quar.)
6-20
1
com.
(quarterly
1
8-
6-16
6-12
$3
A
Felt
3
43%c
Extra
common
Union
Corp.,
additional
an
preferred
87Vic
preferred
Western
Cement
preferred
Participating
American Express Co.
7-
7-
7-10
1
10c
American Electric Securities, common
30c participating preference
(s-a)
8
6-16
40c
iquar.)
(quar.)
American Crystal Sugar, common
4Vi% prior preferred (quar.)
7-31
payment
preferred
common
6-20
30c
Western
5%
Rubber
7-14
(quar.)
Fargo Bank American Trust
(quar )~j
West Michigan Steel
Foundry, (quar.)
'
Westates Petroleum, 5%
prior pfd. (quar.")—
Western Electric Co.
(quar.)
Western Light &
-
Biltrite
6-16
2
6-
1
75c
1
10-
6-22
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
62Vic
Wells
Western
Co.
(quar.)
common
American Can Co., 7% preferred
(quar.)
American Cast Iron Pipe, 6% pfd. (s-a)
Y.)
6-16
7-20
$1.50
6-30
$75c
N.
1
$1
8-
;
9
6-30
$1.06V4
(quar.)
8-
3Vi%
7-
6-
7-
3%
American
6-16
6-30
10c
shares
new
6-30
6-23
9
9
20c
7-14
30c
6-
5-26
37 Vic
Chemical
Note,
preferred
Preferred
7-
6-16
1
30c
Plastics
5%
6-16
7-
$$1.50
Avalon
9
6-
$3
6-13
plus
6-
6-30
75c
(increased)
preferred
Bank
3 Vic
7-
6-30
42Vic
(quar.)
American
1
r.v
50c
(quar.),
$6
American
6%
.30o;
$1.06Vi
6-30
25c
;
Electric
6%
35C
9
f20c
Santa
&
Canteen
Gv 9
93%c
75c
Wellington Management Co., cl'. A
(increased)
Class B
(increased)
-
on
6-10
Webcor, Inc.—
5.20%
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
.).
common
6-20
Waltham Precision Instrument
Co. (<stk. div.).
(One share of Dextra
Corp. stock for each
10 shares held)
New
dividend
Auto
n.;6-19.
(quar.)
6-30
(quar.)
ft,.$;l,$(h '*.7,£«lQd r;*,7-
Aurora
6-
$18c
Automatic
6-19
America—
62Vic
Stockholders will vote at the annual
meet¬
ing to be held on Sept. 21 on a
proposed
three-for-one split.
5%
Mfg.,
7-
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
common
preferred
4V4%
6-16
6-13
6-19
$30c
67 Vic
(quar.)
(Common
Corp.,
America
77-
7-
(quar.)
1
7Vic
A
Ltd.
30c
common
A
is
(quar.)
6-20
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
Viewflex, Inc., class
__!
._
6-30
Industries—
Victory Markets,
±
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
Amerace Corp.,
new common
7
Inc.
class A
preferred
Stock
6-16
12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
7-
12Vic
common
Co.
1
$1.25
Produces, Inc.__
3.75%
6-16
$1.23
__
class A
Co.,
Algoma Steel Corp.,
7-11
5-29
7-
6-16
6-27
t30c
__
Quarterly
6-19
6-30
50c
35c
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.15
(quar.)
Stores
6-19
6-
35c
$16 V4C
Insurance
5-29
5-26
6-26
3
6-30
Hardware, Ltd.—
Company
7-
$1.05
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny Power System (quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry. Gtd. (s-a)
(Brattleboro)—■
$50
(quar.)
Mfg..
6-19
$75c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
—
22Vic
iquar.)
(accum.)
Vermont National &
Savings Bank
Common
pfd.
7-10
Steel
convertible
Ordinary
6-20
7-
12 Vic
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Life
6-12
35c
&
Charlotte Air Line RR.
Atlantic City Electric Co.
(quar.)
Atlantic
11-15
•
35c
Atlanta
Atlas
1
12 Vic
common
Topeka
6-19
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Paper
preferred
Allied
22
9
1
6-21
$1.37
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stationers
7-22
6-
712-
$1.18
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Investment
5%
8
20 Vic
pfd.
(quar.)
$3
A
6-30
6-16
B
9
5-31
6-
15c
(quar.)
H.)
6-
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(J.
$3
B
pfd.
Railroad
7-25
7-15
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Associated
10-23
preferred
4V4%
pref.
Class
6-15
6-15
11-
class
and
$5.50
6-20
6-15
7-
50c
A
Southern
6-30
6-22
1
6-30
split
Inc.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
pref B
r—4 0
1
7-
6-23
$2.25
(quar.)_.
Industries
6%
L-
IV2C
12 Vic
(s-a)_..
(quar.)
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.
6%
5-24
$1
Arnold Constable Corp.
Arundel Corp.
(quar.)
Temple,
1
10c
Company
Ash
9
7-
$3
(quarl)
Smelting
preferred
Gas
Armour
Arvin
9
(-
20c
(quar.)
Western
Ashdown
10-23
Alden's, Inc.)
preferred
<fc
6-
3
$1.50
(s-a)
t
Light, 4.32%
Rubber
9
10-2$
6-20
7
6-
11-
Power
B
5.48%
6-14
3
11-
6-30
6-
7-
7-1
50c
5-18
6-27
6-15
10c
B
6-19
.
6-30
50c
Corp.,
&
Co.
&
preferred
Armstrong
9
7-22
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Uniform
Power
3
7-
Corp.—■
4.72%
Atchison
class
preferred
6%
Lead
Electric
1
7-
12 Vic
(s-a)
(Miami)
Products
Associates
two-for-one
a
and
A
6%
convertible
Angelica
9
6-
A
Co., 4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Alco
6-
1
65c
preferred
5%
1
7-
20c
class
4.92%
7
7-
40c
10c
4.60%
6%
Vacu-Dry, 6%
6-30
3%
35c
35c
—
(quar.)
Universal-Cyclops
7-141
dividend)—
(quar.)
35c
A
Corp.
5-15
7
on
Alabama
6-26
$47 Vic
Y.)
common
6-26
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__—
preferred
S.
8-
25c
Realty Investment, new com. (initial)
U.
S. Servateria
Corp.—
U. S. Smelting
Refining & Mining—
7%
6%
.
6-16
15c
S.
U.
6-30
50c
(quar.)___
preferred
4Vi%
6-19
6-15
50c
-
(Brooklyn,
RR.
Plywood Corp.,
3%%
15c
8-
Great
$1
Jersey
6-14
8-
Gas
6c
Quarterly
United
7-10
(quar.)_
Co.
60c
2
8-
Allis-Chalmers
.-4
(quar.)
(N.
6-20
(quar.
Extra
j
Mfg
Trust
6-
6-30
50c
Alabama
8c
(s-a)
Co.
6-29
50c
Alabama
1
6-
Anderson
5-10
50c
6-15
6-30
6-20
5-30
6V4C
s-a)
(quar.)
class
6-30
$4c
Inc
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preference A
(quar.)_
6%
United
6-30
7-
9
(quar.)
Aluminum
(quar.)__^
Haven
8
(quar.)
6-26
15c
ap-
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)__
Underwriters
Union
7-14
Ltd.—
Products Corp.
8
(quar.)
on
7-15
$1
(quar.)
Bank
9
6-
22Vic
50c
(quar.)
(Bait.)
6-
(quar.)
367/sC
______
to
Inc
participating preferred
Company (quar.)
Trico
B
29
(quar.)
(Pa.)
6-
3
6-20
Arkansas
7Vic
Tri-Continental
$2.70
A
Class
25c
subject
1st
Trane
Class
5
6%
:
Tompkins County Trust (Ithaca) (quar.)
Toro Manufacturing Co.
tquar.i
Toronto-Dominion
5
7-
Class
(quar.)j
Electronics,
Products
Titusville Trust
7-
7-31
ap¬
to
Inc
Gas
Malleable
Steam
Tinnerman
7-31
5%
_
split
America,
Terminal-Hudson
B
Extra
Albemarle
(s-a)
stock
of
A
Class
5
$60c
(auar.)_
J.)
3
7-
7c
15c
(initial
(new)
preferred
$4 preferred (quar.)
Anchor Post Products,
Arkansas
20c
A
of stockholders June
Cc.
Class
7-
for
Supervised Investment, Ltd., American Funds
Swank, Inc., new common (initial)
Sweets
6-23
6-16
5c
expenses
amount
(Hyattsville)
(N.
7-
$30c
—
6-
5c
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp. (quar.)___
Company
Anchor Hocking Glass
Corp., com. (quar.)
title.
(quar.)_
5%
Amoskeag Co., $4.50
Ampco Metal, Inc._
Ltd.—
1
Telegraph—
Insurance
Zinc,
7-
40c
Anaconda
See
new
35c
Corp.
Trust
9
By-Products—
7-31
depositary share).
per
class
Container
Suburban
Alabama
6-30
30c
(quar.),
preferred'-(tpiar.)
:
J_".
5.90%
Stone
(quar.)_.
(quar.)__
(After British income
1
6-
American
6-13
6-
7 Vic
B
approve
75c
Canada, Ltd. Ordinary (quar.)
Wales, Ltd. Ordinary (interim)
of
Stockholders
7-10
11c
Industries
Co.
1
2c
7-
$37 Vic
Surety
Co.
55c
(quar.)
_
Steel
Stevens
(quar.)—
common
(s-a)_________
Chemical
Screw
9-
Vitrified
1
L
&
Airport
28c
England Telephone
Standard
1
9-29
American
C-10
G-10
90c
Vinevards,
6-
1
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
Parking,
1
9-
2 8 Vic
(quar.)
com.
Span
&
Stamford
9-
9-29
Tobacco,
American
7-
Construction—
Insurance
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty,
preferred
Finance
15c
Edison,
Southern Fire &
Ross
Casualty
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
under
(quar.)
Electronics (stock
Life
6-20
9-29
31 Vic
_
6-30
7c
TeleDhone„( quar. >_____
preferred
4.48%
.
(quar.)
California
4.56%
12Vic
L_
__.
American
6-8
3
Products (quar.)
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)
6-30
38%c
(quar.)___,
(quar.)_
A
7-31
of Rec.
7-
Industries
Aetna
6-30
10c
(Calif.)
common
$1.55
Corp.
__
A
class
Aetna
&
7-1
7-
6-10
1
1
43%C
Increased-quarterly
8
1
77-
50c
(quar.)
Telephone
Title
1
7-
31V4C
;
—■
preferred
Payable
$3
Aetna
income
Co.
Thread,
$28 Vic
Co.
and
A
Advance
America—
convertible
net
Express
Aetna
Shareholders Trust of Boston—
From
Stores
9
12 Vic
American
2c
&
7%
the
Co.—
Corp., common
Aetna
!__
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
12 VaC
(quar.)
Holders
$12 Vic
Refineries,
(quar.)
Adirondack
6-30
Selas
(quar.)
A
in
When
Addison-Wesley Publishing-
7-14
15c
A
(s-a)
Wakefield
to
Sugar
Missiles
Class
at
2%
class
given
45c
(quar.)
Products
preference
Class
_
B
Ltd.
Addressograph-Multigraph
Inc.,
6-16
(quar.)
American
$1
pfd.
$6
announcement
Electric
(quar.)
Year-end
6-14
7-15
6-
6-30
(quar.)
B
preferred
6-30
15c
(Indianapolis)
Sugar Refining, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
:
American Surety Co. (N. Y.)
in
Share
■
Paper
Metal
Common
(*1.50
Acme
7-20
25c
these being
week,
(initial-quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
6-20
8-
$1.75
omitted
(payment
7-
10c
(Pa.)—
7-
10c
10c
A
7-
50c
(quar.)
A
$1.25
6-20
American
Fitch,
&
changed
dividend
6-30
7-17
&
Name
6-30
&
common
Abrasive
6-30
7-17
25c
—
7-17
See's
Class
Class
Class
1"
7-
announced
of Company
Power
New
6-30
28c
;
Abitibi
6-15
7-17
22c
,
—
paid.
this
announced
Abercrombie
3
22 Vic
.__
^—
Bank
Shops,
American States Insurance Co.
20c
j.
American
8-23
Union of
tax)
7-10
6-30
previous
The list does not include divi-
Laboratories, common
preferred (quar.)
4%
7-10
30c
Africa withholding
Stamping Co
7-15
7-15
45c
(quar.)
dividends
the
and not yet
Name
Abbott
6-23
Security National Bank (Long Island) (quar.)
Seeman Bros., Inc. (stock dividend)
Candy
Bank
6-26
7-25
_•—
class
South
$2
$15c
__
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Investment Co., Ltd.
Ordinary (s-a) (Subject to 7Vi%
time).
(quar.)
Per
6-23
6-25
__
Inc.,
this time)
5
15c
(quar.)
(monthly)
National
Scripto,
7-
7-10
7-12
t$1.25
(quar.)
Monthly
Scranton
ioc
5%
(quar.)_
Monthly--/—
.
National
give
we
weeks
When
Share
'
African
American
Below
5-23
divid.)
(quar.)
Co.
this
at
(s-a)
American
6-22
5
.
(quar.)
(quar.)_i
Fetzer
7-
7-
$1.25
Sugar Refining
Schenectady Trust (N. Y.)
&
American-South
6-26
7-
(quar.)—._
common
Savannah
Scott
6-30
$1.38399
ctfs.)
(quar.)_
common
common
Electric,
preferred
Name of Company
6-13
preceding table.
(1954
(s-a)—
preferred
5.60%
Per
of Rec.
6-23
20c
Co.
—
preferred
1
County
dends
(quar.)_
preferred
7-
Worcester
6-19
Co.,
4Vi%
1
6-29
&
4.40%
r
6-30
& Co.,
Ltd. Ordinary (interim).
(Payment of 6Vi pence less British inc. tax)
5
10c
Petroleum
&
6-
7-
6-21
A
Gas
Holders
Payable
10c
Woolworth
6-26
7-15
7-11
preferred
preferred
6-19
1
15c
(Howard)
Diego
7-
Yards
(Canada), Ltd.
(quar.)__
Corp.,
(quar.)
omitted
Stock
Combing
(quar.);
5%
5%
Wool
6-30
Sams
San
payment
Union
6-19
6-19
(quar.)
Consolidated
(Md.)
Whitney Blake Co.—
Wichita
2
$$1.43%
_L——'
Rudy
St.
87V2C
5%
—
^
shares
York
New
—
dividend)-
When
Share
Inc.
7-31
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan
Fund,
25c
Co.
Cola
Crown
7-14
Company
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
,
Whitehall
6-22
(Common
(quar.)
Carpet
Per
Name of
of Rec.
6-20
(Canada), Ltd., 5%%* pfd. (quar.)
Furniture Corp.
Roxbury
1
Holders
,
held)—
(s-a)—
Products
Technical
Aircraft
Rowe
shares
Corp.
iquar.)
Corp.
(AV)
Rohr
(Pa.)
8-
3
dividend)
Fashions
three
7-
$1.25
—
istock
common
shares
Payable
40c
(quar.)
Mfg.,
(Two
When
Share
increased)
com.
.
.
(quar.)
,____
"I
40c
6-30
6-15
'
6-16
Per
v
Name
Bloch
of Company
Bros.
Bohack
(H.
5Vb%
Boise
C.)
prior
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
$1.37 Vb
Corp.
Bowl-Mor
of
Co..
Brach
J.)
(E.
Brazilian
Traction
(C.)
Stock
30c
Sons
5.28%
Gas
(quar.)
$1.02 Vb
7-
1
6-15
preferred C
(quar.)
$1.18%
7-
1
$1.20
7-
1
6-15
Columbia Electric
Oil,
preferred
1
6-
2
4%
Central
2
6-30
6-30
6-14
4%
6-30
6-
4.20%
(quar.)
Ltd.—
4.60%
6%
6-'
6-15
1
7-
5
6-
1
Central
&
Central
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.19
7-
1
6-
9
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
$63c
Century Shares
Trust
Service
Co.—
(from
net
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
(quar.)
Certain-Teed Products
(quar.)__
6-21
Certified
7-
6-16
Preferred (stock
dividend)__
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc., 4Vb%
6%
preferred (quar.)
1
1
Credit
7-
6-10
6-30
6-10
Chamberlin Co.
Champion Paper & Fibre, $4.50 pfd.
Chance Vought Corp. (quar.)
1
6-19
7-15
5%
6-15
loc
6-20
6-
9
preferred
Chartered
Trust
Chemical
Bank
Co.
(Toronto)
New
York
Trust
3%
7-10
6-
9
Chesapeake &
10c
7-
6-
9
30c
6-30
Corp.. $5 preierred
Creek
Building
Oil
Co.
Products,
Bullock's, Inc., 4%
Bulova
Watch
Burlington
(quar.)
preferred
Co
Ltd.
Burgmaster Corp.
(initial)
$1
8-
1
7-14
15c
Terminal
Mfg..
Butler's Shoe
6-16
$1.12Vb
7-
6-
7
50c
Co.
(stock
4lb %
$1
5%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
T
Financial
Calgary
5%
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
Power,
preferred
(quar.)
7-
6
Chock
10-27
10-
6
7-20
6-13
6-16
Molded
$4.75
preferred
Full
7%
preferred
7-
1
6-15
Cincinnati
7-31
6-30
7-
1
5%
ureferred
Citizens
7-15
6-
City
(N.
Stock
Co.
dividend
2
2
6 2 Vbc
7-
1
6-15
Clark
7-
1
6-15
Cleveland
7-
1
6-16
Cleveland
2
35c
(quar.)
5%
Bread.
Ltd.,
preferred
Canada
B
Cement,
Canada
$1.30
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
Foils,
Class
(quar.)___
Ltd.,
pfd.
—
A
participating (quar.)
Flooring Co., Ltd. class B
Canada
Iron
Canada
Permanent
Safeway,
Canada
Ltd.
Mortgage
Ltd.,
Breweries.
Bronze, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.i
5%
Canadian
C^nners,
Canadian
Celanese
$1
preferred
$1.75
pfd.
Canadian
1st
3%
2nd
A
(quar.i
preferred
International
Oil
Cos.,
5%
preferred
8%
Colonial
Sand
$1.06 74
7-
1
6-15
Color-Craft
8-15
7-28
7-
6-
1
7-
6-
1
7-
5-31
7-10
8-
Colorado
Central
5-25
6-30
5-25
i
7Vbc
and
B
Carriers
&
<J.
Carthage
1
Mills
.
—
dividends)
ordinary
6-15
Commercial
Credit
7-
3
6-16
Commonwealth
8-
1
6-30
t?0c
9-
1
8-15
Drug
of
preferred
Aguirre
Charge Service
Central
Foundry Co.
Central
Hudson
Gas
preferred
prefen-ed
6-19
1
7-19
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
31 Vic
5
5
6-30
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
$1.33%
7-
1
6-15
8-15
7-20
27 Vbc
.—
C.)—
D.
10c
Co.
6-30
6-15
7-10
6-26
30c
7-28
7-14
Inc.
(increased)
9c
7-15
6-20
(quar..)™;———
15c
6-30
6-
2
(initial)—
40c
6-30
6-
1
7c
6-24
6-
$
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Co., new
—
.
com.
Investment
Life
Assurance
(Toronto)—
Bank
Connecticut
General
&
Trust
Life
Co.
(quar.)
50c
7-
1
6-13
increased
35c
7-
1
6-16
30c
——
7-
1
6-
6-
9
3
6-
2
1
6-20
7-
3
6-
2
40c
preferred
(quar.)
10c
7-
1
6-20
7-
3
6-
2
40c
preferred
(quar.)
10c
10-
2
9-20
30c
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
7-15
6-30
7-31
6-26
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-
6-15
93 %c
1
Connecticut
Connohio,
Light & Power
Inc.,
Cigar Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$5
Consolidated
$5
Edison
preferred
6-26
2 Vb %
7-li
7-
6-29
1
6-30
6-
9
6-20
6-15
Consolidated
Foods
Paper.
(Quar.
(quar.»
(s-a 1
4.75%j preferred (quar;
7-7
6-22
7-
1
6-16
6-15
6-
8
Consolidated
1
6-
8
Consolidation
1
7-15
6-
8
6-30
6-20
5-18
6-20
6-
8
30c
$40c
Consolidated
Consolidated
30c
income)
15c
(Can.), Ltd.
Natural
Gas
Rendering
Coal
preferred
Co.,
5Vb%
preferred
5Vb%
preferred
class
common
6-13
7-15
6-16
5
6-14
6-14
5-26
1
6-15
7Vbc
•
77-
1
6-15
10c
7-
3 '
6-15
$1.37Vb
7-
3
6-15
$1.37Mi
7-
3
6-15
6-
9
$4.16
preferred
9
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)—
1
9
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)—
10-
8
9-
7
(quar.)
50c
12-28
20c
6-20
6-
20c
7-
1
6-16
25c
7-
1
6-16
A
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
H.)
&
Co..
Ltd
30c
preferred
Ltd., class A
preferred
pfd.
$1.04
'«
7-
1
8-2
$1.12Vb
——_——._—
7-
1
6-
$1.13 '*
7-1
2
6- 2
6*15>.oq«:6-
5
7-15
7-
5
J75c
6-30
6-15
$75c
v
6%
(quar.)
'.6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
..
6-15
1
5-31
7-
$1
(quar.)__
6-15
7^-j
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
Turbine
5
6-15
25c
5Vb%
pfd.
Mfg
6-
9-12
8-25
14c
(quar.)
6-26
20c
(initial)
8-
1
7-17
7-
6
6-15
5c
Inc.
(quar.)_
30c
Co.
(quar.)
Light,
1
6-
7-
7
10-
8
10-
6-15
35c
pfd.
6-28
6-30
6-
6-30
2
6-
$1
92Vbc
4%
6-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
7
7-
1 Vbc
&
7-
lVbc
(quar.)
6-29
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Power
2
93%c
(quar.)__,^^
(quar.)
(quar.)__T
Co.,
12-13
666-
5.00%
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
6-
7-
6-15
Delta
Railroad
Electric
Denault
$1.25
(s-a)
$1
Co._
'
Mines.
Denver
DeSoto
non-cum.
Trust
(quar.)
pfd.
Chemical Industries
Detroit
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
Me.)
Detroit
(quar.)
Fruit.
Stores
Di-Noc
$3
Corp.
Chemical
Disney (Walt)
Diversey Corp.
(quar.)
1
Dairies,
Dominion
Glass,
Dominion
Foundries
4 Vb %
preferred
Glass.
Dominion
New
(initial
Dominion
Dominion
(quar.)___
Steel
Tar
Chemical
Brewery,
preferred
Ltd.,
3.75%
preferred
preferred
5-12
7-31
•
6-30
6-30
6-27
7-
6-
1
6-16
7-15
6-23
7-14
6-27
7-
3
9
3
6-20
$15c
6-30
6-16
$10c
8-
1
$20c
87-
1
7-
3
1
6-
1
9-
1
8-10
10-
1
9-11
$$4
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$15c
$)5c
—
$37Vbc
3c
7-11
6-15
7-14
7-
6-14
3
6-
6-30
35c
77-
6-
1
12Vbc
3
25c
6-
7
2
9
6-15
7- 3
6-30
6-28
7- 1
6-16
10c
40c
$1.75
87Vbc
7-25
7-10
$1.12Vb
7-25
7-10
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
—
5-25
5-25
A
(quar.)
$14c
$30c
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
common
(quar.)
29Vbc
46/ac
7- 1
7- 1
6-
5
6-
5
_,V/C
^
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Sulphur &
5-31
:
7-14
35c
4.10%
Duval
6-20
$35c
$$1.12 Vb
(quar.)
preferred
3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
7-
$17 Vbc
(quar.)
Freres,
9-20
(quar.)
com
preferred A (quar.)_.
4.80%
6-22
2
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
6-16
6-30
$44c
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
10-
$25c
Inc.
1
pfd._
(s-a)
Ltd.
Power Co., common
Dupuis
6-16
62 Vbc
Theory Investment Fund—:
Draper Corp. (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration (s-a)
Duffy-Mott, Inc.
(quar.)
Duquesne Light Co.,
7-
$55c
Ltd.,
Chemical, Ltd.,
Chemicals,
1
6-15
39c
Dow
DuBois
6-
6-30
7-
non-cum.
Steel,
Corp.
.
1
6-20
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-
$25c
Industries, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)^
Dow
6-16
1
$17Vbc
5%
Coal,
6-12
6-30
39c
,
Investments,
&
&
6-26
9
7-
10c
semi-annual)
preferred
6-22
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Dominion-Scottish
7-15
17Vbc
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-
7-18
55c
70c
(quar.)
&
6-15
5
6-30
15c
Ltd.. 7%
7-
7-28
(quar.)
Inc.
Ltd.,
1
6-13
7-14
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Dominion
2
6-20
iy-
7 Vbc
—
(quar.)|
Ltd.
12-
55c
(quar.)
Corset,
12-15
(s-a)
Productions
Mines,, Ltd.
6-16
6-
15c
(quar.)
pfd.
Arts
Dominion
4%
6-16
6-30
25c
iquar.)
(Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Dodge Mfg Corp., $1.56 preferred (quar.)__
Dodge Manufacturing, $1.56 pfd. (quar.)—
Dole
Corp.. preferred A
7%
9
6-19
10c
(quar.)
& Mfg
Raynolds, Inc.
&
Dover
6-30
40c
Gasket
Giorgio
$1
9-29
75c
s-a)
Inc
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.
Detroit Edison Co.
(quar.)
Dome
6-15
10-16
25c
(quar.)__
(increased
(Augusta,
Coatings,
Chemical
Diana
1
25c
Depositors
Devoe
6-
7-
25c
Ltd
Chicago Trucking
$2.50-$3.50
Di
1
6-20
$15c
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
Denver Tramway—
Detrex
10c
J50c
Limitee, class A (initial)
Denison
$2.10
(quar.)
6-
6-
7
50c
A
6-30
6-
1
(quar.)
1
7
(quar.)
common
6-30
7-
9c
(quar.)____-Lj
3
6-20
6-30
6-15
——
9-1$
7-
40c
$1.05
20c
—
(quar.)
1
$-11
9-29
7-15
5
preferred
$4.50
A
7-
3
$1.73
$1.07
6-16
B
7-
1-,
6-27
Co.—
$1.08%
7-
$1.73
$1.12Vb
$1.14
7-17
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
6-19
(quar.)
8-15
35c
A
7-13
3
(quar.)_
7-15
(quar.)—
Acceptance,
Gas
(quar.)
$1.12 Vb
$1.18%
2
4
1
7-
8-
preferred
$3.50
(quar.)
Rock Products
7-
8-
10c
(quar.)
57Vbc
—
7-15
$$1.62Vb
preferred
30c
(quar.)
t5c
(quar.)
preferred
Duke
$40c
6-16
common
,
——-
convertible
Consumers
6-
Trust—
Extra
Consumers
7-14
9
6-16
6-30
4.56%
UOc
6-23
7-
(quar.)
investment
Consumers Power
._
1
5
(quar.)
—
6-30
7-
Corp.
Ltd.
Mining & Smelting.
30c
25c
—
87-
6-
6-30
preferred
Dow
$1.25
3
4.20%
6%
Corp.—
6-15
7-
6-20
20c
Quarterly
—
Industries
Investment
from
Consolidated
6-30
Electric—
(quar.)—
Y.l
(quar.)
Consolidated
5-26
6-30
split)
;
(N.
Electronics
7-28
40C
stock
(quar.)
com.
7-
1
25c
Consolidated
7-28
$1.12 Vb
(2-for-l
Co.
10c
—_
Quarterly
$1.75
(quar.)
common-
Consolidated
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
6-20
1
6
Estate
Dominion
Insurance—
3
$1.31 Vb
Dixon
Electric—
J 50c
$10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
1
8-
6-30
30c
!
(quar.)
Central
7-
7-
15c
(quar.)
Sugar
6-16
68%c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Consolidated
Corp. (quar.)
America, common
A
6-16
3
$$1
10c
(quar.)
<quar.)_
preferred
3
7-
50c
Engineering
Commerce
7-
62Vbc
(Increased-quar.)
4
17.04%
(interim).
Products
Corp.
2
8c
.
—
(Wash.,
.!
Southern Ohio
&
$5c
2nd
6-
5c
:
Semi-annual
7-
50c
Extra
Steel
(monthly)
common
Insurance
Solvents
12 Vbc
:
Corp.
Ltd.
Co.
(quar.)
System Inc. (quar.)_
Commercial
1.15c
.
Company
Asbestos,
6-29
Corp.—
Gas,
6-22
$20c
Ltd
(stock
General
W.
1
10c
—
(quar.)_
3
77-
J25c
(quar.)
Extra
1
$$2
(quar.)
Company, 3%% preferred (quar.)
Casualty Insurance (N. C.)—
Ltd., class B
..(Payable in cash.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Connecticut
Carnation
A
(quar.)
preferred
Confederation
(quar.)
Westinghouse,
Canal-Randolph Corp.
Capitol Records (quar.)
Class
7-
7-20
Interstate
Initial
6-14
6-15
8-
Power
preferred
Columbus
1
$13.25
—
preferred A (quar.)
I
5Vb% preferred B (quar.)_
5.35%
7-
6-30
12c
$20c
(quar.):
Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)
Carreras,
60c
25c
A
7-
7-
Company
4.28%
9
50c
Records,
3.70%
9-11
6-
Steam
Delaware
2
6-
Phipps Stores,
DeMun
10-
45c
com.
3%%
Nut
6-
6
Frere,
&
6-25
3
7-
preferred
Decker
7-15
7-
preferred A
(Theo
Corp.,
Deere
6-12
6-16
25c
Mills
Milk
6-12
6-30
6-30
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Delaware
9
$$1.25
preferred
Canadian
'Carolina
6-
(initial)
..6-22
9
1
—
5%
Colorado
River
,
Service
1
6-
7-
6-20
6-20
6-30
Fran.)—
(quar.)
non-cum.
Dean
9
6-
1
6-30
(quar.)
A
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5%
Dayton & Michigan RR.—
6-16
7c
1
DWG Cigar Corp.
6-16
1
6-20
7-
$75c
1
7-
30c
"7-
$25c
6-
7-
6-14
Iron
&
Title
5-26
6-24
(San
class
Sugar
non-cum.
Laval
9
1
(quar.)
preferred
8%
6-
7-
divid.)"
(stk.
(quar.)
Ltd., common
non-cum.
Dean
2
25c
preferred
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
De
8
6-
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
9-
6-20
J25c
Corp.
preferred
Class
6-23
9-30
50c
(quar.)
preference
&
6-16
6-30
6-30
(Toronto)—
preferred
Dana
1
10c
jioc
$45C
Co.
American
5%
7-
9
Corp.—
7%
Dan
6-16
31 Vbc
Corp.
7%
$2
1
$2.50
(quar.)
Cudahy Packing Co., 4Vb% pfd. (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
$2
6-16
7-
12Vbc
Co.,
(quar.),
$2
6-30
50c
(s-a)
6-
25c
International,
6Vb%
6-12
$1
Monthly
Colorado Fuel
Columbia
6-30
6-27
$1.75
:
2
6-30
6
6-20
6-30
25c
Delaware & Hudson
6-
1
12Vbc
Bank
Insurance
conv.
Cuban
6-15
6-13
Products
Gas
6-
1
50c
1
—
Columbia
Investment
4%
(interim)
;
Stone
&
7-10
7-
7-
6-30
6-20
7-
15c
America,
6-15
8c
Extra
5%/
6-25
1
I$2
preferred
Canadian
4.35%
6-15
$1.10
6-12
6-30
$37 Vbc
-
Inc.
Co.—
praferred
$75c
(quar.)_
—
4Vb%.
1
$3.50
Combustion
Ltd.
Canadian
Central
7-
6-15
6-12
87Vbc
Mortgage
Products, Ltd.—
(quar.)_.
Canadian International Power,- Ltd., com.___
6% preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)
472%
Colonial
7-
6-30
6-30
6-14
1
25c
common
Crown Zellerbach
(Canada),
Crucible Steel Co. of
Decca
income)-
$45c
Trust
77«
5-19
$30c
(quar.)
.
General
Canadian
Celanese
6-20
9
6-16
1
(quar.i.
Finance
7-28
7-
(quar.)
Colonial
6-
6-42
30c
Bottling (N. Y.)
6-15
6-15
9
6-30
:
1
1
5
6-
32Vbc
Co.
7-
7-
5
7-
6-30
15c
Colgate-Palmolive
43 %c
com.
Co.
investment
6-28
8-15
7-
7-15
Energy Shares—
(From
6-15
7-
7-15
$1.37 Vb
(quar.)
Coca-Cola International Corp
$ 15c
6-12
10c
$1.12Vb
6-19
25c
Ltd.,
preferred
Coca-Cola
1
18 %C
Initial
Ceco
&
7-28
1.81.25
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Ice Machine, class A (quar.)_
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Cassiar
1
137 7aC
(quar.i
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
Carter
7-
142 7a c
1.
Co.,
Peabody
Colonial
6-30
5-19
7-
(quar.)
Davidson-Boutell
1.4%
7 Vbc
(quar.)
13174c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Food
6%
(quar.)_
pfd.
A
dividend)
(quar.)
150c
(quar.)
common
class
preferred
preferred
preferred
$15c
(quar.)
4.40%
Ltd.
Canadian
7%
$25c
iquar.)__
(quar.)
Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5%
Canadian
Corp.,
7-
$15c
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Y.,
(stock
Coca-Cola
25c
7 Vbc
(quar.)
4%
5
6-12
Trencher
9
7-
1
Illuminating—
preferred
$32 72 c
(quar.)
Canada
Canada
Electric
9
6-19
7-
1
6-29
(quar.)
Inc.—
Service
Zellerbach
5 Vb %
1
6-19
17Vbc
common
International
Trust
Crush
7-
6-19
-
25c
Initial-quarterly
8-11
7c
6-
6-30
6-15
1
Corp
6-
7-26
3
9-
.
7-
1
25c
(quar.)
Life
Crown
9
2%
6-19
6-30
6-
f '
Telephone—
N.
A
Crown
1
7
35c
A
A
8-
87 Vbc
common
Consolidated
Cork
Class
6-16
7-
Quarterly
Class
6-
1
6-30
(quar.)
Crocker-Anglo National
Crown
6-30
30c
(quar.)
Crestmont
6
7-
87Vbc
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Crescent Petroleum
Corp.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
David
(initial quar.)
$10c
(quar.)
common
Foundries,
Cable
Cluett
6-20
1
6-30
7-
dividend
6-30
3
7-
$1.18%
Florida
7-
7-14
$8%C
(annual)—
of
A
Davies
—
5Vb%
Corp.—
common
Stock
Clevite
6-15
$1.13
Bell
class
$62Vac
common
Dry
Canada
9
1%:
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-30
6-
12V,c
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
Quarterly
Canada
6-23
12Vbc
—
(s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
New
6-30
6-16
j10c
Finance
Class
5
$1.25
Co.,
Products
66-
10c
(quar.;
1-
Fastener
Camloc
Investing
3
3
of
Co.
3
$1.18%
J.)
Campbell Machine Inc.
Gas
7-
6-
lc
Utilities,
7-
6-22
Co.
Quarterly
Company
6-12
40c
B
7-
6-28
6-16
1
37Vbc
(quar.)
Corp.
Crane
6-16
$1.75
Suburban
Co.
7-14
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty
Class
6-16
9
&
11-10
30c
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
i
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
City
City
6-
11-30
10c
Quarterly
City Gas Co. of Florida:
8-15
•
$1.25
(quar.)
6-15
11-15
»-
(quar.)
Corp.
6-16
1
9-28
Cincinnati "Enquirer" (quar.)
•___
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—
4Vb %
(quar.)
Trust
Camden
Co.
O'Nuts
*6-30
1
5c
$1.25
Copper
1
9-
26 Tic
Tool
7-
12-
9
$2
Pneumatic
6-30
3174C
fl-
1
7-
(s-a>
preferred (s-a)
Craftsman Life Insurance
(Boston)
(R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)
6-15
8-29
;
7-
50c
Crain
6-16
6-30
Reynolds Corp.
Chemical
RR.—
Products
7-24
California
Interstate Telephone Co.—
5 7t7
preferred
(quar.)
California Liquid Gas Corp.—Calumet & Hecla, common
(quar.)__
Pacific
&
6-16
6-
12Vbc
(quar.)
5%
2
7
6-30
25c
(quar.)—
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
pfd. series A
■R1
pfd.
6-
7-
non-cum.
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power, $2.50
6%
preferred (quar.)
4%
6-23
25c
5%
$1.12 72
4 72%
22c
62y2c<
6-13
7-29
$10c
6-20
(quar.)
Chile
70c
7-
5
pfd. series A
Citizens
I
1
7-
non-cum.
31 74C
v-
8-
10c
5%
series
preferred
Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp.,
7
87Vic
__
5-31
9
t$3.50
(quar.)
5%
(s-a)
1
$1.25
6-
28 7aC
pfd.
6-
(quar.)
7-
,
preferred' (quar.)
6-20
(quar.)
A
1
15c
iquar.)_
Lumber Co.
convertible
Crown
pfd.
9
$1.12 72
6-30
non-cum.
6-30
(quar.)
6-15
5%
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
common
Chicago Mill &
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul
6-22
dividend)
preferred
Corp.,
1
6
Chicago
Chicago
6-15
7-15
9
,
6-
3
7-
65c
6-
25c
Ltd.
6-26
7-
150c
(quar.)
1
Telephone—
Ry,
A
1%
Petroleum
5
(quar.)
Ohio
6-15
Copper & Steel Industries—
&
6-15
(quar.)_
6-
3
6-13
$1.50
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7%
Byllesby (H: M.) & Co.—
■1
6-16
1
6-30
6-20
20c
(s-a)
Unadilla
preferred
$12 Vbc
(reduced),
Corp. (quar.)
Mills, Inc., 4 72% preferred
472%
5%
6-20
Common
'
1
7-
6-30
75c
Burroughs
C
7-
7-
2 Vb%
_
6-16
6-27
$15c
(stock dividend)
(New Jersey) (s-a)
common
Company,
Butler
6-22
$12 Vbc
Corp.,
preferred
Bush
3
1
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc.
(quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., common
6-19
6-14
7-
1
Burnham
Burrus
1
6-28
3c
.v
Extra
Burns
7-
6-19
$45c
(quar.)
Burlington Eank & Trust
6%
$1.25
7—
___•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel,
(quar.*
________
Ltd.
1
6-30
7-
2%
3Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake Utilities Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
8-14
$1.12Vi
9
preferred
7
56Vic
(quar.)
Co.
9
6-
4Vi%
6-16
6-
(quar.)
6-
Chenango &
6-30
75c
1
1
6-20
1 y4%
Connector, class
Coroon
5
divideud)
(stock
1
(quar.)
6-
25c
America
7-
B
6-24
6-22
(quar.)_
of
7-
class
6-30
lVb%
pfd.
6-30
Corp.—
&
7- 15
15c
20c
$26c
A
6-15
27Vie
Corp.
62 Vbc
class
6-15
1
(Ohio)—
$55c
1
7-
4c
7-15
7-
Corning Glass Works, common
(quar.)
3Vb% preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
3 Vb % preferred (1945
series) (quar.)
Coro, Incorporated
(quar.)
;
Corroon & Reynolds, $1
preferred (quar.)
Credit
income)
$69c
(ini«ai;__—
7-
'
investment
Cerro Corp.
$40c
7-31
V.
68c
95c
A
;
6-12
8-31
$1.04
4.75%
Public
7-15
7-15
1
6-30
9
$$1.19
(quar.)
8-1
8-
25Vic
6-
Vermont
93%c
dividend
Cowles
1
6-5
6-16
25%
Cosden
3
$56c
2
"
7-
10c
Buck
9
$63c
;
Company
9
66-
7-
.
6-16
1
,
(quar.)
10c
L.)
6-
1
6-30
shares held)
500
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-
$1
(quar.)
(E.
7-
55c
Corp. (stock dividend)—
City National Bank & Trust
West
1
7-
Newsprint (quar.)
Ridge Properties, Inc. (Fla.)—
60c
(5- Q
7-
River
Coral
$1.05
A
Bruce
9
9
$1.50
B
Brunswick
66-
4.15%
(quar.)
on
1
1
$$1
common
dividend
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)—__
South
Stock
Coosa
6-20
55c
$1.37Vb
dividend
Continental
9
$1.15
(Chicago) for each
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Continental
7-
<quar.)___
of
common
Holders
Payable 0] Rec.
50%
Baking Co.,
preferred
Stock
When
Share
—
Can, $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
(Chicago)—
87 Vbc
(Phila.)
Class
Stock
6-
(Chicago)
Continental
6-16
6-30
Co.
dividend
$5.50
$1.15
Class
4%
6-30
38c
1
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
6-15
Co.—
Distillers
$1.23
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(One share
(Canada), Ltd.—
Brown-Forman
6-16
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
Central Securities
7
Co.,
(quar.)
Fintube,, class
preferred
preferred
7-14
•
9
Light—
7
7-
9
6-
(quar.)__
Central Penn National Bank
Central Power &
6-14
6-30
$50c
(quar. 1
preferred
5
93 %c
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., (quar.)
Columbia Telephone Co.
(quar.;____
preferred
5
G-
56 Vbc
Power
Brockway Glass Co.,
6-12
6-
6-20
35c
;
Brockton Taunton Gas
6-27
25c
6-
1
_.
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-20
33c
1
7-
$1
Maine
3.50%
4.6%
(quar.)
Stock
-
Assurance
Continental
Stock
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
6-15
(quar.)
7-
$1.16
preierred
6-12
6-26
$1.12 Ma
preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service—
6-
(quar.)
preferred
4.16%
7-
Vb %
4^c
Ltd.
(quar.)__
Illinois Light—
preferred (quar.)__
4.64%
1
(quar.)
Columbia
Bond
4
9
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$3.80
9
6-
7-
preferred
(quar.)
4Vb% preferred (quar.)
5 Vb %
6-
1
7-
4%
4%%
1
7-
30c
Note
British
4Mi%
7-
6c
^
(quar.)__!
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% preferred
preferred D
Company
Continental
6-15
35c
Brillo
Brown
preferred B
Per
Name of
6-15
6-15
4.80%
7 Vbc
common
Bank
1
4.10%
:
quar.i
preferred
American
7-
4.75%
2%
American
$1.02 Vb
C-15
$$1.50
British
1
O-^lO
Light & Power Co., i_,td.—
Co.
7-
6-16
5
(quar.)
preferred
(increased
Company
Holders
Payable of Rec.
36c
7-25
Central
dividend
Bridgeport
Brooke
1
(quar.)
com.
7-
$68%C
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
41/2%
preferred
(quar.)
57c
7-
When
Share
Electric & Gas,
preferred A (quar.)
$68%c
(quar.)
&
Company
Illinois
$62 Vbc
America
Inc.,
&
preferred
Brewer
British
:
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
Bowling
British
Central
10c
(quar.)______
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Bowaters Mersey Paper, Ltd.—
5Vb% pref. (quar.)
5%
Per
Name of
6-17
30c
(quar.)
Club
preferred
British
6-30
4.10%
5 %
6%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
75c
Co., Inc.—
Book-of-the-Month
Bowater
6%
preferred
Cascade
When
Share
Tobacco,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Potash
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 pref.
■
—
(s-a>—
51 Ac
31%c
52V2c
52/2C
7- 1
6' I
6- 5
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
7- 1
€-
5
31 Vbc
6-30
6-
9
50c
6-30
6-15
,'
14
(2674)
The Commercial
Per
Navie of Company
Fast
Tennessee
East
Natural
Pennsylvania
Eastern
Gas
4Vi%
Fuel
&
(quar.)
$1
preferred
Stainless
States
preferred
Eastman
Kodak
$3.60
Eaton
30c
7Vic
common
Howard
&
Stock
Baler
Economy
Co.
Brothers
Edison
Sault
Ekco
4Vi%
6
7
7-
1
6-
2
7-
1
6-
2
Co.,
common
Electric
Bond
6-23
>
6-12
+37l/2C
15c
6-17
General
6-30
6-15
General
American
6-16
General
Bakeries,
1
$4.50
3
General
1
7-14
General
8-
1
7-14
General
8-
1
7-14
7-17
6-30
25c
7-17
7-
15c
6-30
6-30
6-22
6-
6%
30c
6-29
6-
50c
6-15
5-19
General
(initial)
12Vic
7-31
6-30
General
Electro
Refractories
General
Mills,
15c
6-30
6-
General
25c
7-
6-20
Products
(Calif.)
(Final
depositary
1
to
.___;
.
7
6-15
General
5-17
7-
1
6-
1
$1.35
7-
1
6-
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_!
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)__.
Paso
Natural
Elizabethcown
Increased
Eimira
&
Emco.
Fund,
Ex-Cell-0
General
(Max)
Fairmont
7-1
6-5
Haloid
7-1
6-2
Hammermill
(quar.)_
93%c
10c
General
6-30
6-10
6-20
6-
—_
12Vic
7-10
Telephone
$1.35
6-30
preferred
General
of
Co.
20c
(quar.)
$1.50
6-30
Florida,
of
Co.
8-
1
40c
General
6-16
General
6-30
General
6-13
preferred
Farmer
preferred
General
6-19
6-
1
33/4%
Farrel-Birmingham, common (^uar.).
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
50c
6-23
6-
5
4(4%
50c
6-23
5
(quar. )_^.
of
the
6-15
6-
___.
6-12
8-21
General
Tin
7-28
7-
General
Waterworks
7-
6-12
37Vic
25c
from
1
6-30
6-
5'/2%
9
7
$6
5-31
Genuine
Fund,
_
12c
6-30
6-15
Genung's. Inc.
Georgia-Pacific
25c
__
(quar.)
6-20
6-
First
National
Eank
First
National
City
First
National
Stores.
Pennsylvania
Quarterly
Trenton
(N.
Inc.
40c
Y.)
&
7-
3
1
6-
Bank
(N.
$5
preferred
&
Fittings.
Fleming
1
6-16
6-16
Stock
8-
1
7-
50c
7-
1
5-23
3
7-
50c
7-
$1.25
1
7-
1
6-
5%
Porter
Company,
preferred
Flexible
Corp.
Power
Power
Florida
6-20
Food
common
class
Food
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
$1-.'18%
7-
1
6-20
(quar.)—
25c
1
vote
split
on
proposed
a
July
011
A
50%
8-11
6-30
6-
75C
(quar.)_
dividend
stock
7-
at
rate
payable
of
in
National
Foster-Forbes Glass
572 70
preferred
Fostoria
Corp.
Founders
Foundation
Franklin
Co.
Franklin
Fraser
Free
Mfg.
Cos.,
Friedman
common
7-
Fritzi
of
6-24
6-
1
6-24
6-
1
7-
6-15
$1.15
:
1
$1.23
Ltd.
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
20c
7-1
6-15
$10c
v
((quar.)
Ordinary (interim)
(N.
6-26
5-29
6-30
6-
9-27
9-13
9
6-7
25c
(quar.)
6-30
25c
7-10
6-22
8c
A
(quar.)
7-10
7-3
6-8
8-
7-15
$13c
$1.50
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
7-
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
7-
of
,
6-15
1
7-
55c
6-15
6-30
7-30
Canada, Ltd.
9
6-15
1
$50c
Co.
...
3-
1
15c
(quar.)_.___.
6-26
1
6-20
$50c
(s-a)
3
__
Insurance
R.)
__
7-20
6-
9
6-1
6-30
6-
\
'
,
2
,
6-20
1
9
6-
9-11
8-21
$1.50
12-11
11-20
$2
9-11
8-21
5
..
A
class
B
preferred
(quar.)
$2
9-11
8-21
class
A
preferred
(quar.)
$2
,12-11
11-20
class
(quar.)
6-20
6-
6-30
B preferred
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
$1272c
Co.
_
(quar.)
7-
8-
1
6-30
7-
1
6-15
7-24
6-30
20c
.__
$3qc
Mines—
Realty
7-15
25%
-
j
(quar.)
12 72c
_
12V4«
8-15
11-13
8-
1
11-
1
(quar.)
•1
5%
Great
-
6-30
6-15
14c
6-29
6-
1*
pfd.
(quar.)
9-15
12-15
11-25
15c
7-1
6-9
10c
8-25
,
(quar.)
4-24
30c
.
(quar.)_^.
(N,
6-19
6-26
.
Y.)
(quar.)_
7-1
6-5
933Ac
7-
1
6-
* 20c
(quar.)__
Insurance
6-15
6-30
15c
common
' 6-27
$45c
(quar.)__
Company,
American
d-25
J25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Drug Stores
Lakes
1st
Power,
preferred
Ltd.,
7-
1
6-15
50c
7-15
5
6-20
6-16
10c
7-15
6-15
10c
10-15
9-15
Power
common
(initial
Southern
Life
6-
1
6-30
6-
6-30
6-15
Iaeurance
preferred
A
Express,
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-14
6-30
6-15
6-30
62Vic
(quar.)
6-
1
1
7-14
7-3
6-2
8-
10c
(George
preferred
7%
24c
J.)
7-
1
6-15
5'v-
dividend)
(quar.)
7-20
6-20
7-
6-20
32 Vic
30c
(quar.)
6-26
|
40c
6-19
6-30
6-20
$1
6-30
6-20
6-30
___
(quar.)
(quar. )__^_^
A
5
$1.37 Vi
com.
class
(H.
•
(f._.—
3.65%
pfd. (quar.)'____
W.) Co., common (quar.)__
Co.,
(quar.)
4Vi%
Hercules
t
loc
91 (4c
6-20
6-29
~;7-
>
6-15
1
6-9
6-9
40c
7-1
4334c
7-1
6-9
56(4c
—
Heppenstall Co..
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-14
Products—
•1.
7%
Galion
preferred
A
preferred
35c
30c
(quar.)
common
class
Creamery
Hertz
Corp.
Heublein,
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(Edward)
&
Hotel
Company
334%
Baking
Finance
J.)
uar.).__
(quar.)
common
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
Gas,
(quar.)_.
common
(quar.)
preferred
($50 par)
preferred
A
6 50%
common
Inc.,
5%
preferred
5%
6-29
class B
6-
6-20
7-
1
6-17
$1.75
7-
Bay
.
1
6-16
7-3
6-1
31V,c
6-30
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
30c
7-14
93%c
7-14
6-30
7-14
6-30
7-14
6-16
6-30
6-16
6-16
6-30
6-30
6-16
$1.06v4
9-
1
8-15
$50c
7-
1
6-10
$50c
7-
A
—_
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
6-16
1
6-10
6-26
18c
6-12
26
6-12
$10c
6-15
7-15
6-15
62Vic
split)—
6-15
7-15
"^Oc
:—
7-15
$20c
2-for-l
6-30
6-
7-
6-15
25c
(quar.)_:
$1 25
(ouar.)
—
9-30
9
6-15
6-13
6-30
-
$1.25
;
3
6-30
50c
$1 25
r_.
(quar.)
dividend
stockholders
record
subject
on
of
to
approval
18
Aug.
July
25
9-13
1
12-13
12-28
•
^
1'
Breaker,
.
,
holders
to
Company
Cement
C-30
6-30
31 (4c
6-30
(quar.)
of
Ideal
6-30
Co.—
stock
Circuit
5
62Vic
(quar.)
(after
6-15
6-28
6-30
6
A
nreferred
Hyster
6-30
$1.41(4
__.
class
Huttig Sash & Door, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
100%
1
$1.31(4
(s-a)__
preferred
Hudson's
6-30
8-
—1
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. Dfd. A (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.—
New
1
(quar.)
convertible
1
8-
(quar.)___;—
series)
Corp., 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Co.
Ltd., common
Hughes-Owens, Ltd.,
80c
—
(quar.)
(1959
(Harvey),
6-19
6-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
B
6-19
7-11
$1.10
—
par)
class
7-11
6-29
$1
common
($25
$150
I
5
$12Vic
(quar.)—
<
preferred
Felt
6-16
56Vic
A
pfd
5%
Stores
7-10
7-5
$1.75
(quar.)____
class
5%
Corp.,
preferred
5.65%
5-31
10-
$1.06(4
(quar.)
5(4%
6-23
$1.12Vi
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
7-15
10-16
35c
(N.
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
Class
9
35c
p+u.
Co.
America
preferred
Howard
5-29
37Vic
preferred
Baking
W.),
of
conv.
(quar.)—
$..25
4%%
Industries,
Household
5-29
6-30
$15c
Ltd
(quar.)
Corp.,
Hardart
(Frank
Corp.
$2.25
6-
6-30
loc
Mines,
(quar.)—
Hardart
Houdailie
(quar.)
Gold
common
Company,
Horner
6-12
6-15
6-23
15c
Corp.,
Chemical
Horn
6-20
50c
(quar.)
Co.
common
Hooker
&
=
6-29
6-29
45c
(quar.)
Consolidated
preferred
Horn
6-30
45c
(quar.)
Lumber
Boxes,
B
Sugar
5%
6-15
45c
Hines
Holly
f-23
6-15
3
11c
.w
(quar.)
Ltd.
Dauch.
Class
3 1
3
7-
5%■
—^—
:
Light
&
Hollinger
n7-
3%
5c
Quarterly
Hinde
Hoerner
6-20
6 (4c
—
(quar.)_
dividend
Electric
6-30
5"c
common
Supermarkets, class A
Stock
Hilo
Co.,
1
5-31
75c
"
dividend
Corporation
Hill's
&
Bartlett
Mining
6-
25c
quar.)
'_.
Spencer.
Spendor
Stock
1
6-23
'-<■ 6-23
30c
—__
(increased
6-
50c
—
dividend
Hidden
Hill
(quar.u
(quar.)
Inc.
Stock
5-13
8-15
6-23
10c
——
Co.
1
50c
Heritage Fund, Inc.
Hersey
1
' 9-
25c
(quar.)
A
6-
30c
(quar.);
Co.,
convertible
$2
(quar.)—._
(quar.)
B
Powder
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B
6%
Co.
Illinois
Bell
Centril
Imperial
Class
20c
(Houston)—
7-
•
-
>
40c
40c
preferred A
1
30c
—
(quar.)_
Illinois
9-10
12-10
.
''
9-
1
12-
1
7-14
25c
7-24
7-15
7- 3
6-26
6- 8
48c
6-30
6-
50c
7-1
6-1
—
$15c
$35c
$31 (4c
6-30
7-15
7-31
(quar.)
$65c
7-1
30c
pfd.
57Vic
20c
4.60%
6-30
6- 5
$12Vik
6-30
.6- 1
6c
7-1
6- 1,
(quar..)__
(quar.)
Telephone
RR.
Investment
Co.
(quar.)—:
(quar.)__
_______
A
9
Ltd.—
Corp.
(quar.)__
—
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
6(4%
preferred
(quar.)_
Imperial
Life
Assurance
—
(Canada)
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
Producers, Inc.—
$1.80
6-20
7-
6-15
1
6-20
25c
pfd.
6-16
6-30
(Conn.)
(increased-quar.)
5%
3
6-30
50c
Co.
7-
.
quar.)
,
$1.80
Helm's
1
25c
Corp.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Western
6-16
6-30
f31'/4C
^
7-3
f25c
(quar.)
Mountain
New
f30c
(quar.)__
3
60c
(s-a)
& Co.,
I-T-E
.
.
common
Lakes Towing__
Green
Great
10c
T.)
conv.
Lakes Paper Co.> Ltd.—
$1.20 preferred B (quar.)__
Great
(quar.)
Mfg.
3
(Springfield,
(W.
6-15
125c
Ltd.
Co.
12-11
Great
6-30
4y2C
Co.
(quar.)
California
7-21
Toy,
33/4%
Great
dividend)
;
60c
Rapids Varnish
&
Gray
9
$2
125c
(quar.)
Great
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Grant
Funds, Inc.
Insurance
7-
6-30
common
Co
(stock
preferred
Hubbell
$1.50
class
Union
5 Vi %
Hubbard
7-31
6-20
7-15
35c
class A
Corp.
preferred
Houston
7-10
6-29
,
I2V2C
50%
preferred
Markets,
F.)
Corp.
4.40%
9
Co.—
A
4%
6-
.6-30
25c
(s-a)_
(quar.)
A
*
4%
preferred
Grand
7-10
7-
6-
gc
_
6-15
1
30c
5%
$«;i
__
(quar.)___
(subject to stockholders ap-
&
(E.
(W. E.)
6-12
.
(quar.)
June 29)
on
(W.
Grand
6-20
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-16
1
7-
(quar.)_—
Hoover
6-27
50c
class
Transit
Co.
preferred
Grafton &
6-13
7-12
68%c
Ltd.
1
7-
25c
(quar.)
America,
of
Holophane
7+3
6%
(quar.)__i___
(quar.)
Grand
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
7
4%
(quar.)
Canada,
Geduld
(L.)
Inc.
F.)
Class
Quarterly
Frigikar
1
25c
of
(stock
State
(Texas)
(quar.)
Fund
series
Life
Illinois)
Frantz
Bank
Co.,
A
Custodian
Common
&
Graham-Paige Corp.,
__
Mutual
6-16
1
8%
1
4%
,
Worth
6-9
7-
•;
8%
one
preferred
400 common held).
Forest Laboratories, Inc.
(Del.)—
Stock dividend
Fort
7-14
$1.25
Employees
6%
6-23
each
for
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
(stock
preferred
share
7-31
7-1
25c
Employees Life Insurance
Grace
7-26
35c
(quar.)—
Dairies—
Common
40c
(quar.)
Ltd..
Heli-Coil
6-15
8%
Forbes & Wallace—
Class
6-15
1
6c
Ltd.,
preferred
proval
3-
18
com.
7-
$15c
6
$1.50
Helena Rubinstein, Inc.
Hibbard,
1
7-
37V2C
.-
Telegraph
(B.
■
7-
6%
Machinery & Chemical,
Foremost
:
6
8%
will
stock
6-
20c
:.____
Yr)
(monthly)__.
Stock dividend
6-16
1
6-19
6-20
$25c
Common
7-14
7-
6-19
6-30,
...
Publishing
Stock
6-19
6-30
$1.37'/2
10c
Government
6-16
$1.05
6-30
$1.25
—_____
Government
6-20
7-
8-14
(quar.)_
6-30
25c
(quar.)
five-for-four split
$1.12(4
__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
5-26
18c
common
a
4%
5
28c
6-19
I7V2C
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
6-23
6-
&
Goodrich
6-16
6-30
6-19
6-30
Exchange Bank (Phila.)—
Elevator
Goldblatt Bros.
6-16
6-20
25c
;__
—
A
6-30
6-30
Extra
Gold
6-16
6-30
93%c
preferred
Times
Hercules
$1,061/4
(quar.)
Insurance
Envelopes,
Goderich
6-16
Markets—
Stockholders
for-2
(quar.)
(quar.)L—
(quar.)
preferred
Giant
7-
$3
common
6-12
45c
Aluminum,
Corp.
6%
6-15
VV
5%
Corp.
Globe-News
6-10
v
7-1
60c
Falls
Glooe
7
22c
(quar.)
Fair
$4.20
(s-a)
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.,
Stockholders approve
Food
7-
5c
preferred
pref.
Telephone,
6-
v
Co.
Trust-Corn
Glickman
6-15
2%
Light,
Utilities,
preferred
Florida
15c
$1.25
.__
(quar. 1
Corp.
convertible
4%%
(quar.)
___
&
Public
$1.12
7-
1
Ltd.—__—
Mines
Laboratories.
Glens
2
6-19
7-
;_
Flexing Tube Co., 6%
Florida
(quar.)
12V2C
$30c
common
dividend
Florida
preferred
(s-a)
<quar.)_
Tubing
Stock
5%
A
7.
,
$1.50
Cement
Industries
Glidden Company
Co.,
class
6-10
Quarterly
Glaxo
J.) (quar.)
1
dividend
Girard
Co.—
(quar.)
Ltd..
Yel'.owknife
7-
75c
7-
(quar.)__
Portland
6-30
Fisjher Brothers Co.—
Fischer
7-
6-30
$$1.63
(quar,)
Corp.
7-20
10c
—
Lou.—
National Bank & Trust
Helme
6-10
$1.12Vi
Co.—
(quar.)
Giant
1
Gilmore
57i/2C
National
$1.50
(quar.)
Haydock Fund, Inc.—
yf -nni"
\%
$4.60
Giant
6-17
7-
40c
(quar.)__
Trust
6-15
5-26
class A
—
Heinz
28c
!
(quar.)
preferred
35c
(quar.»__
(quar.)
Banking
1
6-12
or
(quar.)
Hein-Werner
7-10
(quar.)
preferred
-y
•;
dividend
$4.92
5-31
75c
.■___
(quar.)
(Jersey City t
6-19
$5
___
(quar.)
(Chicago)
$0,026
t.:
•
1
Corp.—
Corp.
Hat
6-15
i 27'/2C
(quar.)
Co.
Georgia Power,
<quar.)_
(Boston)
Bank
Fir§t
Stock
8
Inc.—
(Quarterly from
investment
income)
First-Manufacturers National Bank of Lew(Me.)
Parts
6-15
1
1
(quar.);
6-24
A
1
7-
7-
voting preferred
(quar.)
Genesco, Inc.
(quar.)__
9c
____
,
Wisconsin—
Investment.
preferred
7.
8-
80c
9
in-
net
preferred
Harvey
6-15
25Vic
(quar.)__
6-
1
55c
(quar.)
6-26
7-
■%) 53c
/
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Mutual
Bank
preferred
preferred
9-
1
•;>)
i
of
Rubber
6-30
27Vic
(quar.)
net
Bank
&
25c
;
(quar.)
(quarterly
Auburn
Tire
10c
Investing—
income).
Fiduciary Trust Co. of New York
First
6-30
1
Southwest—
(quar.)
30c
(quar. >__
Y.)
on
Quarterly
6-15
35c
t
4V2%
(N.
7-
50c
effective
Gas, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hartford
6-5
7-
31V4.CV
(quar.)
Co.
7-1
;—
__.
(quar.i
preferred
25c
Co.
Telephone
$4.50
25c
Trusi
6-15
Additional distribution
i (quar.)
preferred
5.60%
Products
1
made pro¬
(quar.)___
Super
Corp.
8%
1
59%c
:
<quar.)_
preferred
6-
62'/2c
(quar.)
Telephone
6-16
(quar.)
(quar.i:
7-
30c
become
International,
preference A (quar.)
Hauserman
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—•
preferred
1
(quar.)
Department Stores
6-16
(quar.)
Common
Heller
(quar.)____
$2.10
(quar.)
6-10
1
Refractories—
preferred
Harris-Intertype
5-22
6-24
6-10
1
7-
Harding Carpets. Ltd.
(quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)
Ohio—
(quar.)
7-14
65c
common
3334c
of
preferred
1
&
6-16
6-30
1
7-
ioc
Manufacturers
Farms
6Vi%
6
Michigan—
preferred
7-
National
6-30
7-
$1.0614
1
.>
with
Plywood Corp.
Hartford
(quar.)___
$1.25
6-15
7-
National
6-14
preferred
Harris-Teecer
(quar.)
Telephone
40c
iston
5
Illinois—
of
$1.40
1961
(quar.)
J.)
6-9
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Company,
A.)
6%
___
preferred series C
30c
First
6-
7-
!
(quar.)
Co. of Indiana—
Telephone
$2.50
Corp.,
(quar.)
First
6-27
17c
6%
Hardee
California—
of
Co.
preferred
General
5
Co.
Telephone Co.
$2,375
6-16
1
7-
Corp.—
Industrial
6-9
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
General
5(4%
Financial
7-1
Harbor
(quar.)
6-1P
2
(From
25c
9
1
6-
Fiduciary
6-30
7-
1
Inc.
6-
7-14
(M.
25c
7-
income)
6-30
7c
-
—.__
not
Harbison-Walker
Corp.—
19c
Telephone
preferred
62Vic
Fund,
3uc
.
Hanna
5-22
(quar.)
vestment
7-10
1
Candy Shops
(quar.)
Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)
•
7-10
1
7-
preferred
Fidelity
1
8-
66c
7-
5%
&
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.62
(quar.)
(N.
7
7-3
prior to June 15, 1961)
5-22
Corp.—
preferred
6-
614c
pursuant to the plan of merger
l, 1961 between it and this
Hanover Shoe, Inc.
1
6-
5.10%
Paper
6-9
1
7-
6-23
$2.20
Bank
7-
$1.25
(quar.)„
59%c
6c
preferred
6
6-23
50c
Inc.
shall
(quar.)
37Vic
16,
6-
60c
Jan.
bank
5-22
(quar.)
Jan.
6-7
6-20
:
(quar.)
merger
dated
1
6-15
A
6-7
7-1
35c
(quar.)
the
Trust Co.
7-
2
Federation
5
6-16
53Vac
2
Fibreboard
9
5-
7-25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-
Federated
6-
6-25
(quar.)
6-16
class
*—
7-1
Hartford
7-14
Printing
6-15
7-18
J22Vic
dividend payment will be
vided
Harsco
6-30
Co.
6-23
50c
Bank
(This
5-22
45c
quar.)
6-30
Paper—
Cosco,
Hanover
6-16
5-22
15c
(s-a)_
6-15
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
16-16
25c
Corp.—
8-18
J 1.-24
10c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Shops
6-6
6-30
.
Castings
9-11
6-30
$1.29
1
(quar.)__
preferred
1
6-
Rubber
1
6-20
Co.
preferred
7-
1
Bake
7-
5c
12Vic
(quar.)
9
12-18
(quar.)
4.25%
Hamilton
7-
5%
Insurance
27l/2C
(reduced)—
Printing
4.50%
6-16
6-6
55c
1
Federal
6-16
7-1
54 Vic
7-
Federal
1
7-1
5c
—
Co.
6-21
$1.16
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Xerox, Inc.
(quar.)
7-
Faultless
7-
$1
(quar.)
7-14
1
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg.
F.)
(quar.)
$1
Fansteel
50c
common
(W.
preferred
40c
Fanny
10c
1__
5%
preferred
General
common
Brewing
Halliburton
9
4.40%
(quar.)
convertible
Hall
7-12
6-
|;
4.36%
preferred
6%
6- 9
7-27
2
6-14
pfd.
i__
Family Finance Corp.
6-30
1
4%
Falstaff
6-30
$10c
6-
(quar.)
preferred
10c
56(4c
6-
(quar.)
Foods,
(quar.)
income)
6-
8-
$1.25
4.64%
Ltd., common
1st preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
7-5
6-20
12Vic
(quar.)
Brass,
1
6-22
6%
Hahn
6-30
6-30
Co.,
conv.
6-12
7-
7-21
Whitney
$1.60
1
Telephone & Electronics
25c
Fairbanks
7-
5c
RR.—
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
,
6-9
3
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co..
$1
•
6-9
7-
6-12
$1.12V2
Texas
5.16%
2
1"
Common
+12Vic
Fairbanks
6-
7-
1
6-20
Co.,
&
1
6-29
10c
Inc.
Ohio
preferred
Power
1
3
Co.,
Formerly Fabien
Textile
changed name effective
Factor
6-1
$25c
&
preferred
6-
35c
(increased
7-
$$1.25
$5
6-
4.25%
___
Corp.
Gulf
1
General
Fabien
$5
6-1
1
4.75%
Inc.
6-30
7-1
(quar.)__
Dunlap,
Mobile
7-
Consolidated—
Corp. (quar.)
Insurance (N. Y.)
Excelsior
7-10
9
7-
(quar.)——
Co.
25c
$40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Steel
5.28%
Freight
Mfg.
6-15
6-
32Vic
(quar.)
common
(quar.i__
Air
Emhart
6-30
6-23
$1.03
Co.,
Mfg.
28'/ac
Quarterly
9
Electric
Corp.
&
$1.18
quarterly
Ltd.
Equity
Water
Gulf
Grinnell
$1.12 Vi
:_
Williamsport RR.
Emerson
Emery
Gas
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Gulf Life Insurance
(Fla.)
(quar.)
40c
General
$1.34
$4.72
6-15
37Vic
Railway & Signal
Refractories
(quar.)
$4.50
6-30
(quar.)
Cement
Shale
(quar.)
5-26
45c
(quar.)
Service
General
preferred
6-20
(quar.)
-
Corp.,
investment
net
1
preferred
7-14
6-15
(quar.)_
6-
$5.40
6-16
1
(quar.)
8-18
(quar.)—
General
15Vic
1
8-
(reduced)
common
preferred
1
com.
common
5%
Company,
conv.
2c
(quar.)
Portland
(initial)
5%
(quar.)
1
common-.!——
of
Corp.
preferred
Public
share)
common
1
Corp.—
preferred
(From
7-
7-
Griesedieck
6-
preferred
7-
(quar.)
Inc.,
General
British
1
20c
37'Ac
6-15
6-26
(quar.)
common
Co.
General
After
$5.36
El
$3.75
$5
Electric—■
Paso
New
Drive-In
inc.
8%.
expenses
amount
(quar.)
Ordinary
1
6-
6-30
(quar.)
Co.,
Electric
for depositary, dividend
approximately $.03 per
of
payment
and
tax
will
El
Ltd..
9
6-
6-30
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (increased)
9-
(quar.)_
Motors
Corp.—
1
6-30
t22Vsc
6-1
(quar.)
A
Controls
preferred
(quar.).
Quarterly
6-
$1.0614
5-31
2oc
_
Finance
General Crude Oil Co.
8
6-30
7-3
$1.75
$1.50
(quar.)
Ga.)
Corp.
Corp.,
Storage Battery Co.
(quar.)
27'Ac
7-1
(quar.)
preferred
General
7
(incr.-quar.)
6-21
414%
of Rec.
30c
(quar.)—
Transportation
preferred
Consolidated, class A
Electrical
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
common
5 Vic
common
Co.
Ltd.
Contact
Electro
Elliott-Automation,
5-31
Sugar,
30c
(quar.)_
Oil
Co.
Cable
1st
5Vi%
6-16
60c
4%
Co.,
common
Bankshares
Box
General
6-16
$1.25
:
Abrasives
6-21
Western
37V2c
pfd.
Investors,
American
Electric
&
1
15c
(interim)
preferred
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
American
$1.50
—
7-15
(quar.)—
preferred
Co.,
preferred
Mines,
General
$1.12 Vi
—
Great
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(Columbus,
Power
3
7-
Share
1
loc
6-30
7-
of Company
7-
!
Inc.
Light Co.
Geco
9
&
convertible
Gatineau
6-9
class
(Julius)
6-
(quar.)
Share
&
4 Vi%
Garlock,
ouc
Amer.
Name
—7-15
10%
(quar.)__
Inc.
Company
5-23
—
common
Co.
E.)
Company,
6-23
22Vic
(quat.j
Co.
A.)
6-30
$1.06V4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Autolite
(R.
Gartinckel
5%
r$d-
A
common
Investors
7c
—
of
Co.,
$30c
7Vic
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Electric
>
Gas
Ltd
4(4%
class
When
Per
of Rec.
5c
Grosset
■'
(quar.)
Stores.
Industries,
5%
7-
(George
Gannett
Fund—
Stop Nut Corp.
Eldon
1
9c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
%
Elastic
7
8-
Co.,
&
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
Holders
Payable
6-13
7-
50c
90c
Fund—
Trust,
Electric
Products
Funsten
1
3
(quar.)
Eddy Match. Ltd. (quar.)„
Edgecomb Steel Co. (quar.)_______—___—
Edison
6-15
7-
1
income)—
Investment
Fundamental
$1.50
common
investment
(From
Fuller
6-15
7-
investment income)-—
Economic
6-30
8-
E.)
.
.
5c
7-
$1.75
(accum.)—
(quar.)
—____
Trailer
7-15
1
Co.
Extra
6-16
22Vic
A
pid.
(quar.)
Balanced
Howard
&
(From
Eaton
Co.,
preferred
1
(Charles
When
Share
dividend
Fruehauf
(accum.)
B
7-
Frosst
of Company
Refining
Stock
1
(Pa.)
(quar.)
$7
6-15
6-io
25c
Steel
Corp.,
Frontier
6-28
(quar.)
Eastern
Eastern
$6
Co.
Per
Name
of Rec.
40c
—-—.
Inc.,
Assn.,
Holders
1
7-
$1.12Vi
Trust
_
Racing
7-
7-18
(quar.)__
____—
&
When
Payable
$1.50
—
Assoc.,,com.
Quarterly
Eastern
(s-a>
Bank
National
15c
Gas
RR
preferred
E'aston
Share
and Financial Chronicle
45c
~45C "
(quar.)
Co. of Canada, Ltd
6-30
6-15
Imperial Tobacco
9-29
9-15
Income
Properties,
class A
(initial):—
.•_
6-15
^
6-30
7-14
6-16
Volume
193
Number 6065
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1
Per
Name of
Indiana
&
t'/M '/</
Company
Michigan
aar.)
preferred
preferred
4.20%
7-
1
6-
5
Knickerbocker
$1.03
7-
1
6-
5
Koenring
47'/2c
7-15
7-
$1
"7-1
6-16
7-
6-16
(quar.)
$1.05
preierred
(quar.)
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)
Water, u%
ptu.
preferred
iquar.)
Acceptance
Industria Electrica
1
.American
de
7-
1
1
Mexico,
'
Natl.
S.
of
&
3
mv.i
(R.
Co.
(quar.)_______
Bell,
&
Ltd.60c
preference
Inspiration
Consolidated Copper
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Institutional
From
Income
Insuranceshares
(quar.)
Common
6-
10c
7-21
7-6
8-21
8-
11-10
5
$1.20
6-15
Steamsnip
1
6-20
7-
3
7-
3
1
6-
6-15
Corp.
i^uar.)
Packers,
Labatt
7-29
7-lo
6-
Paints.
7-
3
6-
of
30c
Co.
Co.
Silver
5 7c
6-21
McLean
McQuay-Norris
7-
1
6-15
Class
A
(quar.)
120c
12-29
12-15
6-30
6-16
Class
B
120c
12-29
12-15
6-30
6-16
U-JO
b-xO
7-15
5-15
6-30
6-
Quarterly
.Quarterly
Latrobe
6-
6-20
5
6-23
6-
6-27
Class
9
23
9
of
Rubber
7-
1
6-12
Lehigh
7-
1
6-10
Lehn
'•7-
1
6-2
7-
1
1
6-12
6-23
5-29
Lerner
7-19
■
20c
(quar.)
5-31
6-30
6-
9
$1.12 V2
6-
9
6-30
6-
9
33 Va %
divid.)
6-30
$1.56%
6-30
$1.25
'
6-30
54 V2C
.__
;
,i__
-
6-15
cents
cents
from
_:
1
6-
9
77c
9
Lincoln
,
6-29
6-
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
1
Lipe
Special
preferred
49c
5-31
8-
1
7-18
$5
5%
1st
Jenkins
1
7-18
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
7-
1
6-15
Lock
Joint
8-
4
7-14
Lock
Steel
7-
1
6-15
Local
82 V2C
$1.083/4
;
s
7-
1
6-15
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-
37V2C
7-
1
6-19
$1.50
7-
1
6-19
Jockey
cb.,
Club,
6-30
6-15
$1.25
7-
i
6-15
6-30
Kahler
(quar.)
$1.50
pfd.-(quar.)
A
$1.75
15c
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
7-
6-16
3
Steel
B
Co..
new
15c
U33/4C
(quar.)
(initial)
common
Logan
30c
$1.25
(quar.)-.
A
pfd.
preferred
6-
7-18
7-14
6-30
6-30
6-14
7-
1
6-
6-2G
36V2C
6-30
6-16
$1,433/4
6-30
9-
1
8-14
$1
9-
1
8-14
$1.05
9-
1
(quar.)
$1,083/4
9-
1
4 72 %
preferred
(quar,)
$1.12 V2
9-
1
8-14
City Southern
non-cumulative
;
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
42c
(quar.)__
common
6-30
6-
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
6-30
6-
9
9
$1.07
preferred
4.327c
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
6-
9
$1.15
6-30
6-
9
$1 08
(quar.)
4.507c
57c
Katz
Natural
preferred
(quar.)_
(stock
Co.
Corp.
Kawneer
Company
372 7c
3 72 %
37c
Kekaha
com,
6-
7-
1
$6
1
37c
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
$1.25
:
dividend)
2%
(monthly)
7c
(quar.)
_,
preferred
____'
(quar.)
preferred
Class
A
Refining
common
$4.50
Co.
preferred
(quar.)—
Press.
1
0-15
10-
2
9-15
'
1-2-62
6-20
6-13
6-30
6-16
12-15
Inc.
6-30
6-15
$1.12%
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-20
6-23
5-31
t20c
6-22
5-31
20c
7-
I
6-
9
30c
1
6-
6
6-20
6-
6
45c
7-
1
6-
9
12 %C
1
7-
40c
(quar.)
(reduce^ s-a)
6-30
7-15
7-
$1.25
(initial).
Kingston Products
7-15
35c
(quar.)
&
7-
1
6-
2
5c
6-15
5-15
Light
tax
preferred
preferred
Miami
7-12
Michigan Gas & Electric,
7-12
6-30
6-
9
11-17
3-10-62
2-16
9-
9
8-17
12-
9
11-17
3-10-62
2-16
Industries,
Michigan
Middle
A
Middlesex
572 7c
1st
5-31
Midsouth
Mid-West Abrasive
Corp.
Rubber
72 7c
6-14
(-12
Milton
Miller-Wohl
6-16
7-17
8-
1
7-17
7-17
7-
Brick,
472%
Minerals
&
3
Common
Mining
7-10
6-22
Minneapolis-Honeywell
9
3%
1
6-15
Minnesota
6-30
Mirro
7-
6-12
$1.0674
7-
1
6-12
4.607c
7-
1
6-12
Mississippi
River
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
Mississippi
Valley
15c
7-15
6-30
4.757c
7-15
6-30
4.50%
15c
(quar.)—
6-30
38c
(quar.)
6-29
6-16
Mohawk
7-14
6-15
Molson's
7-
6-19
Class
Inc.
6-19
(reduced)
(quar.)
common
t25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
20c
7-
$1.50
37o
dividend)
1
1
1
6-23
6-
1
20c
'<
77-
53 7ac
1
1
6-15
6-15
Mobil
4.50%
class A
Macke
Vending,
class
Inc.,
preferred
A
Maine
Public
(quar.)
Corp..
Ltd.,
split)
7-14
125c
31c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
4 74 7c
preferred
Maple
Milling,
Leaf
Bank
Maplewood
Name
537sC
Marine
Market
Basket
$1
of
Co.
Marsh
Marsh
(M.)
Bank
(N.
(quar.)
4
72%
Masonite
York
6-15
6-19
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
25c
72c
7- 1
6-26
6-20
$1.05
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
A
Inc.
&
(quar.)_
6-27
7-
6-16
6-16
6-19
6-10
6-21
'6-20
6-20
7-
1
2
7-
1
6-
2
7-
1
6-
2
7-11
0-30
6-15
.6-30.
6-16
8-D'
7-15
7-
6-
1
•
1
7-
3
6-15
7-
1
6-
8
6-15
7-
3
6-15
7-
3
6-15
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
Works,
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-10
6-20
6-20
6-
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
6-30
6-16
5
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-15
7-
I
6-15
2
9
6-26
6-
7-
6-15
1
9
7-
6-16
7-
6-
7-
6-15
7-
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
6-15
25c
6-30
6-
I22Y2C
12272c
155c
17c
—
Co.,. common
6-29
6-
2
6-29
6-
2
6-30
6-
2
9
9
6-30
6-
+$1
15c
(quar.)_
6-30
6-19
8-31
8-26
1%
6-23
6-
30c
7-
1
5-31
$1.1772
$1.12 72
25c
$1.75
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
J25c
Ltd.( (quar.)__
135c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
preference B (quar.)
Moore Drop Forging, common (quar.)
43/4 °/0
preferred
(quar.)—
t20c
t$1.75
t$1.75
20c
59%c
common
A
Lines
7-11
1
7-
—
(auar.)_
Ltd.,
preferred
7-11
1
8-
$1.10
$1.15
40c
30c
60c
$2
277iC
2IV2C
$1.183/4
$1.1272
(stock div.).
(quar.)
Corp.,
77o
1
8-
—
^
15c
(quar.)
D
5-31
7-15
6-
7
7-15
6-
7
7-
3
6-19
7-14
6-30
7-
6-
2
7-
3
6-
2
7-
3
3
6-
2
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-23
6-
9
7-
6-
preferred (quar.)
Trust (N. Y.)
& Co.
(quar.)
prior
Morgan
Guaranty
6272C
$1
20c
(quar.)___
(John)
9
Stock
Mother's
Cookie
Vernon
Telephone
& Telegraph
6-30
6-30
—a-".*
Brass
Corp.
net
Co.
Ring
investment
capital
Mutual
America
of
Co.
income
plus
6-15
6-29
6-
9
6-20
6-
1
7-14
6-20
6-30
6-16
35c
12/2c
l°c
(quar.)__^x_
Investment
6-28
7-14
Co.
(quar.)
Piston
6-15
7-18
$1.25
$3.50
s-a)
preferred (quar.>__
Mills Inc. 7% pfd. (s-a)
$5
6-30
5c
10c
Corp
(initial
Co.
Corp.,
States
Murphy
Mutual
6-15
6-15
22 72 c
Products
Finance
Muskegon
7-14
6-30
2 7c
dividend
Electro
Motor
1
(4c
12c
6-22
6-
1
6-30
6-
9
9
from
Irom
6-20
6-
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
50c
20c
6-30
6-16
7-
3
6-16
16c
7-
1
6-
9
10-
2
9-
1
Fains)
Inc.,
System,
common
9c
37/2C
(quar.)
6-15
7-1
7-14
10c
1
6-16
'6-26
<6-9
7-
67c
preferred
Nassau
Natco
Corp.
Nation-Wide
Quarterly
National
$1.1272
30c
6-9
National
1
6-9
National
6-30
6- 5
National
7-1
7-
Cove)
(s-a)
(quar.)
Securities
div.
&
(1
Biscuit
Cash
Co.,
Inc.—
net
investment
Trust
from
Bank
Co.
(quar.)
(Glen
Trust
Stock
Dock—
31 'Ac
(quar.)__
2
6-
$1.25
30c
(s-a)
(quar.)_
&
Ward
Trust
Montreal
Moore
Mountain
7-
30c
Dry
Ltd.
(quar.)__—
Locomotive
Montreal
Mount
12c
67c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.507c
Montgomery
6- 2
1
1
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Son
2
6-
1
6-23
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
25c
common
(quar.)
Corp.
7- 3
6-24
6-30
$1
Pa.)
__:
Shipbuilding
Common
7-15
15c
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
Maryland
6-30
112 72c
75c
,
New
6-
1
7-
7-15
Quarterly
Y.)
(Erie,
(initial)
&
1
50c
1~
(quar.)
1
7-
6-16
Auto
Mueller
;
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.. 67c
Marquette Corp.
7-
Products
Western
(Calif.)
preferred
Marley
Trust
National
Trust
Jersey)—
(New
(quar.)
Corp.
Midland
Marine
6-9
to:
Corp.
Midland
6-30
7-1
65c
—
Trust
7-
6-
—--
4.707c
9
6-16
6-16
6-30
"—
class
Ltd.,
Investments,
Mills
b-
1
6-30
6-30
Equipment (stock dividend)—
Montana-Dakota
Utilities,
com.
(quar.)__
Morse
(quar.)
Ltd
&
changed
Maremont
Marine
Co.
Automotive
Maremont
593/8c
.
Trust
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Molybdenum Corp. of American
$2.50
(Detroit)—
Quarterly
Manufacturers
(quar.)
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
:—
Bank
—
(quar.)
Co.
Brewery,
Monarch
7-
Morgan Engineering Co.—
(quar.)
C
6-14
6-9
Works—
National
(quar.)_
Co
class A
(quar.)
preferred
Morrell
(quar.)
Chemical
Manufacturers
6-30
7-1
split sub¬
Commission
approval)
4.75%
Mallinckrodt
t
stock
Util.
Public
*
stock
priority shs.
(13-for-10
Maine
to
(13-for-10
Service,'common
dividend
ject
25c
5-31
6-15
6-12
6-12
6-7
6-30
6-30
65%c
50c
(quar.)
Service
Public
Stock
5-31
—
(quar.)____
common
Macy (R. H.) & Company (quar.)
Magnin (Joseph) Go. (increased)
Mailman
5-31
6-30
i"6c
HV4C
45c
payment on class A and class B—
Trucks,
Maine
6-30
tl9c
Extra
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-23
7- 1
7-1
7-20 •
tl9c
(quar.)
Class B
Mack
7-14
12 72c
(initial)
Co.
MacLaren Power & Paper,
RR.,
preferred
Monarch
6-16
75c
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
B
6-16
12VuC
17ic
I25c
Ltd. (s-a)
Regulator—
Fuel
Rubber
1
6-26
UOc
10c
567ic
(quar.)____—
& Birmingham RR., 4%
pfd. (s-a)__
Gas Service,
common
(quar.)
—
Mobile
7-14
7-
50c
:—
572 7c
common
7-
Pacific
Missouri
6-16
1
37V2C
15c
(quar.)
com.
Light,
preferred
6-12
6-15
6-2
6-2
6-15
6-27
8-
7-14
56 74c<
57e pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40 7c pfd. (quar.)—
3174c
Y.)
(quar.)__
com.
Co.
$1.287o
30c
55c
$1.75
—
,
(N.
&
Power
Aluminum
$1.083/4
(quar.)
9
15c
25c
(initial)
preferred
7-
7-14
1
9
6-
6-16
—
Corp.
10c
$1.25
6-
1
6-16
(quar.)
of Canada,
B
25c
(quar.)
6-16
1
7-
1
(quar.)
3
6-10
6-
1
7-
1
common
7-
6-23
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Chemicals-Philipp Corp.—
Co.,
6-30
(quar.)___
6-16
7-
convertible
7-17
25c
Watch
6-16'
1
7-
(s-a)
17 72C
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd.
15c
Cement.
F.)
Reclaiming,
preferred (quar.)
Securities Investment,
10c
(quar.)
(E.
(quar.)-
7-15
1
1
7-
7-
(quar.)
6-30
6-29
6-20
7;
75c
preierred (quar.)
Mill Factors Corp. (quar.)
8-
30
$1.3772
20c
common
Class
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
Gas
5-31.
6-30
6
2672$,
$3.50
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
77c.
Corp.,
preferred
4-19
117ic
(initial)
A
& Sons,
preference
Water.
Midland-Ross
6-30
674C
6-16
t25c
t25c
15c
50c
(quar.)
f40c
.
1
6-15
on
(quar.)__
common
67c
.1
M.)
Utilities
South
6-22
30c
class
share
a
(initial)
A
25c
I.),
7-
Mid-Continent
4
(quar.)
(Walter
class
207c
I
6-15
6-15
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
Gas Utilities, 57c pfd. (quar.,■>, $1.25
Telephone Corp. (quar.)——
12c
4.40%
107c
and
1
1
8-
6-15
&12- 9
of
registered (quar.)
bearer
(quar.)_
1
«■-
77-
common)
$1
1
(final)
(quar.)
Inc.
Typograph
(l/20th
dividend)
each
1
Ltd.—
Power,
&
1
dividend
(quar.)_!
(M.)
(quar.)
preferred
(Stock
6-19
6-26
7-
967»c
9772c
$1.083/4
$1.1174
(quar.)
8-
$1.10
Electric,
preferred
Marine
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(quar.)
:
Kingsport
7-
10c
Kennecott Copper
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—
New
6-15
40c
Company,
Kendall
3
10c
Co.
Kendall
6-16
.7-
30c
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes
6-30
10c
25c
(quar.)
B
9
1
6-10
87 %c
(increased)
Kelling Nut Corp., 67o pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Class
612-
1
87%c
x
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
7-
87 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Sugar,
15c
•__
Corp." (quar.)__
7-
12-20
preferred
Monroe
0-15
$1.12 >/2
_.
_
4.357c
Mexican
1
1
40c
95c
(quar.)
8-
50c
6-20
78-
1772c
(quar.)
7-
12%c
xCuj-
6-30
87 72c
45c
(quar.)
3.80%
preferred
preferred
6-15
6-21
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Inc.
3.90%
1
pfd.
Louis)
(St.
preferred
15c
Lynchburg Foundry, common (quar.)
4747c
preferred (s-a)
6-15
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Kavanau
Kayser-Roth
com.
■'
Light,
preferred
Drug
b-xo
1
7-12
(quar.)
Ordinary
B
preferred E
Lowney
9
6-30
26c
$1.25
___
Gas,
(quar.)
&
1
7-
50c
class
Cement
Lowenscein
,
$5 preferred
Kansas Power
7-
preferred
preferred
5 74 7c
preferred
4.60%
Kansas-Nebraska
30c
1007c
$1.75
(P.) Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Drug (quar.)
57c
Ry.—
Electric,
preferred
preferred
4.28%
6-16
77c
8-14
&
7-1
6-16
20c
1%
87 72c
Lorillard
Los
8-14
preferred
3.857c
$1
stock
(R.
Portland
MacDonald
95c
;
7%
Inc.,
4.457c
5c
6-16
(quar.)
—
preferred
Gas
9
$0.359375
(quar
Long Island Trust Co.
Lynch
6-30
.___
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
47c
6-
dividend)—
(quar.)
Gracier.
Star
5787c
9
4.357c
472 7c
1
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B
4%% preferred D (quar.)
6-30
7-14
4.207c
Kansas
7-
6%c
Longhorn
9
1
8-
?Oc
(quar.)
—
City Fower & Light
3.807c
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas
Metropolitan Edison,
$1.43%
(quar.)
(Jonathan),
Ludlow
(quar.)
Corp., $1.46
conv.
7-
Metro,
9
B
Lockwood
6-15
6-30
Laughlin Steel—
4%%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
b-
(quar.)
Corp.
Louisville Gas
+
(quar.)
Kansas
47c
.
.
__,
6-30
Ltd.—
Corp.
Finance
4.357c
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)__:
preferred
7-20
6-14
(quar.)
income
Chain
Trust Co.
6-15
7-
$1.10
preferred
Non-callable
6-16
77c
Service
&
Kaiser
3
(quar.)
preference
Johnson
5 7c
7-
Mercantile
Corp.,
1
6-15
1
$1.38
6272c
(quar.)
Thermit
6-26
1
6-16
7-
40c
(quar.)
8-
$1.10
Longines-Wittnauer
33/4%; preferred
preference
5Va%
Jones
7-11
$1.25
shares
Glass.
Tea
&
1
(quar.)
Pipe
Preferred
1
Co.—
common
Electric
.6%
17'/2C
1st
Class
6-15
40c
(quar.)
$1.60
6-15
$1.20
(quar.)...
A
Jefferson
Jewel
Machine
Metal
7-
6-19
6-30
7
Electric—
preferred
Midwest
60c
(quar.)
Jeannette
Mesta
6-
5.52%
Midwest
45e
Brothers—
Non-voting
6-14
7-14
6-i9;
6-30
6-
8772c
$3.50
7-15
22 72C
6-19
6-30
b-16
37 72c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company, common
Merrimack-Essex
$1.37 72
6-30
45c
common
7-14
3
6-19.
1
45c
Corp.,
6-10
S
6-30
$30c
(quar.)
convertible
expenses
40c
__
7-
A
&
15c
$1.1272
(stock
Special
British
Merck
Acceptance
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Ltd..
Class
depositary, payment will amount to
approximately $.076 per depositary shr.)
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.—
(quar.)
■
common
preferred
Founders
(quar.)
A
Merchants
6-16
1
6-16
7-
25c
1
6-23
6-30
(Chicago)—
7-
■
20c
10c
class
Oilfield,
common
(quar.)
Supply
preferred
75c
Bank
5
7-
for
811-
Lone
Water
(s-a)
A
(quar.)__
RR.
stock
(After
25c
37 %c
:
(quar.)_.
Service
Inc.
Orig.
stock
Livingston Oil Co. (stock
6-23
37 %c
(quar.)
Jamaica
pfd.
National
Quarterly
7-29
7-
15c
8-15
10-10
1
25c
Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
Mergentnaler Linotype Co.—
New common (initial quar.)
5%c
$4.30 Orig stock
Lobitos
!
(quar.)
Coal,
Jahncke
6-20
—
; $4.30
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-30
$4.30 Orig stock
net
!
Light & Power,
Creek
$1.50
Investors
Rollway,
Little-Miami
—
&
Island
6-20
(initial-quar.)
(quar.),.
Printing Co., com.
pref. (quar.)__
$3.50
25c
Co.
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
.-
6c
(quar.)
Trust
6
35c
A
(quar.)__
preferred
Insurance
7- 1
6'-"m'tffnq
+75c
:___
Island)
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
4.35 7e
6-
(quae.)
preferred
53A7c
Life
net
from
(quar.)
Irving
6
6-20
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)—
Quarterly
_L
fiscal
(Special
41
8
(Rhode
preferred
3.307c
6-
1272C
(quar.)
com.
Liberty Loan Corp.,
6-19
t60cr
(quar.)'_iii!
com.
i._J
of
7-
68 3/4 c
;
Electric
new
Inc.,
5% %
10-13
6-22
7%c
class
Inc.,
Corp.
Lexington Water, 5%% pfd.
'
10-31
.
1
7-
2c
6272c
(s-a)
5%
Merchandise
(quar.)
Refineries
Levine's
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Products, class A
Lestoil
^
Boston
income)
preferred
Power
A
9-
10-31
45c
(quar.)
common
6-16
(Richmond, Va.)
Stores
47a%/
1
4.80%
class
Industries,
Fink,
Co.,
5c
(initial)
Tire
&
47o
&
20c
Products
Valley
&
Leonard
6-12
7-
Extra
$6
Motor
Lee
40c
income
and
preferred
4.807c
Lee
6-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Iowa
5-31
6-30
Johnson
115c
Co.,
8-15
25c
(quar.)
9-15"
r
8-15
1
$1.377210c
(quar.)
Mfg.
7-14
(s-a)
Leath & Company
6-30
1
Mead
Trucking Co.
6-30
10-2
7-10
1
9-
6
25c
(quar.)
7-31
135c
6-15
7-31
9-
b-
15c
(quar.)
U5c
(quar.)
(quar.),
common
Corp.
8-15
1
88c
$1.37
$1.50
Co.
&
6-15
9-
6272c
20c
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
A
class
7-3
6-15
6-27
85c
preferred (s-a)
Medusa Portland Cement (quar.)
Melchers Distilleries Ltd., 67c
pfd. (s-a)
___.
&
5727c
Meadville
Co
Quarterly
Lay (H. W.)
43 3/4 c
(quar.)__
(Ontario)
135c
Chemicals
New
Co.
,
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
'/
•
pfd.
Investment
Acceptance, eta.,
A
Lawter
__
&
Steel
Laurentide
6-13
a
Loan
.
9
6-30
(quar.)
Lambton
6-30
6-30
93"/4c
20c
t50c
—
Publishing Co.—
preferred (initial).
9-15
-
6-21
McGraw-Hill
6-16
35c
common
investment
Trust
.
9-15 [
!60c
(quar.)__.
gains
Iowa
120c
;
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
distribution
$2.50
6-16
9-29
75c
Foundation, Ltd.
Trust
6-30
9-29
25%
realized
$2.50
J20c
V
(quar.)
pfd.
Ray)
Aircraft
McDonnell
6-30
.
Inc.;. com.
(stk.
preferred (quar.)
investment
-6-15
(J.
1
933/4c
933/4c
933/4c
(quar.)
preferred
McDermott
120c
Corp.—
Corp.,
preferred
Investors
(Alfred), .class A
6-30
.
6-15
3174C
(quar.)
6-30
$6
120c
spiiu>___
year-end
'
27c
572 %
v
(quar.)
realized
Hosts
Investment
!
6-15
(quar.)___
>
Power—
net
-
(quar:)_________
40c
net
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
.
60c
(quar.)
6%|
1
B
$1.20
preferred
From
preferred B
(quar.)___—
372 7c
6-28
7-
6-20
7-
buc
(qu«tr.>__
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
McCrory
■
,
2674c
9 ;
2uc
4 5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Investment Co. of America—
•
/
(quar.)
C-
B
(s-a)
com.
preferred
Investment
common
preferred A
Lambert
Stores—
scock
Finance
4.36%
Ltd.
Co.,
25c
Co.,
1
A
Co
6V4%
:
Exploration
7-
Class
$1
7%
Textbook
Department
prior
4.327c
1
t40c
(quar.)
4 % %
5%
Mining &
132%c
$2.50
Corp.,
Class
+___
(quar.)
from
Co.,
Interstate Engineering
Stock dividend
Interstate
7-20
1
6-15
»quar.i_
Bakeries Corp.,
preferred, (quar.)
Interstate
8-
6-15
:
Salt
Interstate
Interstate
(quar.)
(John). Ltd. .(quar.)
'
7-1
pfd. A
iuc
Ltd.,
,
Three-for-one
133/4c
1
Class
6% pfd. (s-a)
Fund, Inc.—
investment
income
plus
International Shoe
Interstate
5 72%
(Annual)
'
$4.80
Electric,
Labrador
5
Resources
International
6-15
1
•
(quar. )___^_
Ltd.
International
International
6-
6-30
7-15
15c
common
(1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
33/47c preferred (quar.)
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
McBrine (L.), Ltd., partic. pfd. (s-a)
7-15
6-20
1
25c
pfd. ,(1959 series), (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) tquar.)
1
Co._:
International
distribution
1
10c
$1.0674
$3,75 preferred
31 %c
(quar.)
International Nickel (Canada)
profits)
8-
$1.75
1272C
(quar.)
G-i9
25c
$3.75
6-15
7-
preferred
International
(quar.)
(increased)
1
-7-
(quar.)
net
Co.
Corp.
7
.
7-
McCord
1
6-21
,
35c
International Harvester Co., common
(quar.)
Minerals & Chemicals—
from
Heater
Kuhlman
International
(5c
2nd preferred
Kysor
/
.
.
$1.50
6-15
7-
10c
•/.
77c
6-15
1
!_
(monthly)-
_
5-31
6-15
7-
v
Stores,
Department
May
18c
-
Breweries
International
preferred
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Inc. (Calif.)
(quar.)
Mattel,
6-26
6-2 6
1%
& Co.-—
40c
Interlake
4%
convertible
1st
474 7c
Field
50c
(quar.)
Iron
'Common
(monthly)
.
Kroger Company—
1
(quar.)
Interlake
International
'
s
.
A
preferred B
preferred
6c
(accum.)
Martin Company
ti
Holders
Fund
J2272C
31 %c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
6-6
6-21
When
Payable of Rec.
5c
preferred
Gas, 7 7c
Marlin-Rockwell
6-6
7-3
J
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
5%
7-3
10c
15
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Marshall
(monthly)
Stock
Quarterly
6-9
12c
7-
50c
(s-a)__
;
9
12c
Laclede Gas
Inc.
7-1
Maritime
>
6-
(monthly;—
7-
8c
Certificates,
$1
.___
6-15
<
(monthly
7-
T15c
income
;
1
A
Fund-^
investment
(quar.-)
7-
*
B
$3
Co.__
6-30
50c
preierred
11-30
/c
$ 12 V2 c
.
683/4C
<
(quar.)
Growth
Investors
Corp.
Manchester
6-15
Class
Kromex
___
(quar.)
6-30
Share
(From investment income)
Corp.—
6 7c
(s-a
6272c
:
of Company
Massachusetts
"
Mastic
$1.20
15c
;
5-26
6-13
Class
9
m
4%
preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd.
preierred
1
1
brxU
j_ui.--
__
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preierred
7-
7-
.
6-10
I.)
preferred (quar.)
ioul
47c
$1.20
(stock
Providence
(quar.)
'
6-
50c
A
Ingram
1
conv.
Kratter
A.—
Quarterly
Ingersoll Machine
572 7c
25c
13c
'
Per
»
Name
of Rec.
7-1
I45C
20c
Hardware
Bank
Industrial Plywood, 6%
(Class
7-
A
Holders
Payable
6-30
yi.xi)
..
$1.06 %
iquar.)__
(quar.)
Village
company—
preieried
When
Share
Koppers Co., common
6-16
"
Ltd.
57c
6-16
7-
shares
Industrial. Electronic
Industrial
$1.15
__
Corp.,
1
$1.14%
■/
_
Indianapolis;
Industrial
Company
$1.03'/a
3
Per
.
Company
,
(quar.)
4.50%
v:4Kt'/n
Name of
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
«
0) Rec.
Kirsch
Indianapolis Power & Light, "com.
4%
Holders
Payable
Electric—
preiei'i eu
4.12%
When
Share
(2675)-
income—
]
(Fairfield
sh.
Co.,
for
common
Register
(stock
County)—
each 53 shs. held)
(quar.)
dividend)
—--
70c
30c
(quar.)
•*—
7-14
6-16
7-15
6-15
27c
7-
6-20
7
16
(2676)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Preferred
National
6%
Lead
57c
B
(quar.)—
Service
preferred
Fire
Mortgage
Presto
National
5%
$1.04
&
Co.
D.)
Shawmut
com.
National State
Haven
Insurance
Co.
Orleans
&
York
3.75%
(quar.)
Louis
(s-a)
1
Gas
Oil,
7-
6-
6-30
6-21
7-15
6-20
1
1
preferred/
Penn
9
9
Class
6-27
Class
6-30
6-
9
6-
9
A
6-15
*
>
Co.
8
Philadelphia Title Insurance (annual)Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
7-
1
5-26
7-
1
6-15
47c
7-
1
6-15
3.90%
7-
1
6-
9
6-
9
Common
6-
9
87c
Phoenix
6-30
Piedmont
6-15
Pillsbury
6-27
6-12
Preferred
6-
9
plus
6-30
6-
9
of
6-30
6-
9
Pioneer
6-30
6-
9
6-30
6-
9
6-30
6-
9
7-
6-
8
!
1
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-16
8
net
6-23
6-
8-
7-13
6-29
1
6-23
66-
9
7%
Plough,
Inc.
57c
57c
9
6%
Read
preferred
(quar.)_
Preferred
7-
1
6-16
7-
3
6-
9
1
6-30
Price
6-22
Proctor-Silex
1
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
6-20
Ltd.
common
preferred
Provincial
6-16
Public
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
10c
7-
1
preferred
6-16
6-16
4.08%
6-
4.18%
1
6-16
7-10
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
3
6-
6
6-30
6-
1
7-
6-15
6-
6-16
6-30
6-
7-17
6-20
7-
3
6-15
7-
.
1
1
6-15
7-19
6-20
.
._
7-
5
6-19
R. &
6-15
R.
6-23
Racine
..
12-
1
7-
1
6-13
7-15
6-30
11-
1
6-21
5%%
preferred
10-10
9-20
Sawhill
6-30
37V?c
6-30
6-12
6-12
7-15
6-13
6-30
6-15
7-
6-15
25c
12V>c
7-
1
1
G-19
$1.09
7-15
6-20
$1.10
7-15
6-20
$1.1272
7-15
6-20
6-15
7-
3
6-15
17 Vac
7-
1
7-
25c
7-15
6-20
$1.18%
7-15
6-20
2872c
6-30
6-
$1.50
7-14
6-30
50c
7-19
8
301
7-24
—
\22V*c
7-
7-
6-15
1
5
A
6-22
6-
7-
6-15
1
6
Common
$4.50
(quar.)
preferred
Air
6-
1
7-
6-15
9-15
9-
1
12-
1
7-
6
6-20
Insurance
36C
7-17
7-10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5-31
Seaboard
6-30
5-31
Seaboard
Finance
(quar.)
.—
(quar.)^___
A
6-15
6-15
3
6-15
Corp.
on
f.
Securities
Co.,
(quar.)
Insurance Co. (Pa.)
(quar.)
Renold Chains Canada, $1.10
class A
$1.10 class A (quar.)..
7-10
6-22
7-10
6-22
$1.25
7-10
6-22
$1.56 V*
7-10
5-24
6-15
(Philadelphia) (quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)
35c
7-
1
6-16
7-
10c
1
6-10
9-30
9-11
31 V4c
7-
1
6-10
12V2C
7-
1
6-
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
$1.12
7-
1
6-15
—
3%
(quar.)
e-20
6-30
5-26
Seismograph Service Corp.
(quar.)
Servel, Inc., $5.25 preferred (quar.)
20c
6-30
6-15
Seton
10c
6-30
6-16
6-22
5-31
Oil
7-20
6-23
Shawmut
6-
2
Sheep
6-30
6-
1
Shell
2
6-30
5
6-20
30c
6-30
6-20
25C
7-24
6-16
7-
1
6-
5
12-
1
9-
5
6-30
6-20
12 Vac
6-30
6-19
7 VaC
7-
6-
1
6-30
9
Co.
7-
2
6-
2
7-
2
6-
2
Ordinary
Sheraton
(s-aU
preferred
Shoe
6%
6-
2
6-23
6-
5
42c.
6-26
6-14
8-10
6-14
20%
20%
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Silverwood Dairies,
Corp.
6-16
6-16
i
6-30
8-
1
6-30
7-
1
9
(quar.)__
(increased
6-15
5-26
5%
8-15
8-
25c
:
(stock
6-
25c
25c
1
6-12
7-
1
7-
1
6-12
6-30
6-16
12 VaC
30c
s-a)
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Siegler
4
4
8-
$$1.75
A
common
6-20
8-
-8-
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
Breweries.
6-30
'
15c
—
(quar.)__—;
—
class
Inc.,
B
Inc.,
preferred
Sicks'
7-15
6-21
20%
dividend
Shulton,
6-15
1
$5c
Co., N. Y. Shares
(quar.)
Corp. of America
Stock
7-
2%
of America
Sherwin-Williams Co.
7%
6-12
30c
_____
dividend
Stock
6-30
27 VaC
...
;j_—
—
bearer
Corp.
6-19
25c
——__
(quar.)
Sigma
37VaC
6-15
10c
registered '(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)_____
Ordinary
<-•
3
Co.^—
(quar.)—.
Creek Mines, Ltd.
Salesbook Co
Oil
Sicard,
6-14
Association
Shell Transport & Trading
Stock dividend
6-15
7-20
7-
37VaC
;—
4%
6-29
7-
6-22
$56 %c
Power
$1.50
7-
6-15
3
$50c
(initial-quar.)—
6-23
15c
1
7-
Gas—
common
7-20
428c
6-16
7-
12%c
preferred A (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred B (quar.)
Sharon Steel Corp
.6-12
6-30
$1.31 Vi
—
__
(initial)
common
Co
&
&
10c
8
22VaC
new
(John)
6-22
1
7-
Leather,
3
7-
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-20
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
Simms
8-
1
7-17
$1
55c
6-30
5-24
preferred (quar.)
Simplex Wire & Cable (quar.)
7-
1
6-15
Skenandoa
Rayon,
10-
1
9-14
Skil
(quar.)
1-1-62
$30c
.
6-27
6-
3%
6-29
6-15
$10c
,—__
dividend!—
(s-a)
Ltd.—
$10c
7-28
6-28
2
12-14
$28c
$27c
$28c
L
6-15
25c
$1.18%
Haven)
$10c
_
(quar.)
1
Seiberling Rubber, 5%
4Va% preferred (auar.)_
85c
(quar.)
7-
7-
50c
9
class A
Reliance
6-16
25c
(quar.)
(New
t-
Class
1
6-16
7-14
3
6-23
each
(quar.)
6-16
1
7-
$5c
common
1
6-27
dividend
A
7-14
7-14
7-
(Los Ang.) (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)______:—
50c
8-
9
7-
Security Title Insurance
New
6-10
30c
Bank
preferred
Sexton
6-
40c
(quar.)
9
6-16
6-15
7-10
$1.1? %
(quar.)
$5c
Ltd.,
25c
—.
com.
preferred
Acceptance
Stock
5%
3
15c
Inc
6-
10c
(quar.)
6-20
(quar.)
6-23
7-10
arrears
7-
35c
—_
National Bank
87 Vac
for
6-23
30c
—
(quar.)__
National
87 V2C
stock
7-14
—
R.
Second
10c
—
Y.)
7-
$1
6-10
.
___
7-
85C
7-
Shelby
common—
7-
7-15
Inc.—
5-31
_
all
(N.
6-30
7-10
6-
7-15
7-15
20c
$6.25
$20c
(quar.)_
class
Trust
&
35C
30c
6-23
9
28c
sinking fund (quar.)
sinking fund (quar.)-_—
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)___—
—
6-
(increased
$4.75
6-30
6-
$1.09
$5
1
6-
6-30
$1.31%
5-31
3
6-19
6-30
5c
5-31
3
6-19
1
6-30
common—___
5-31
7-
6-30
7-
lc
(quar.)
_____——
6-30
7-
6-22
10c
15c
—
$1.25
6-30
7-
8llf
6 V*t
6-30
$1
6-
8-15
11-15
5c
Associates,
1
1"
15c
15c
the
from
(quar.)
(quar.)_j.._.
6-30
7 Vac
7-
$1.10
_
(quar.)
R.
SeaPak
s.
1
12-15
$1.2674
$1.26%
(quar.)l—.—i—_——
(quar.)
6-20
11c
50c
:
A
2
$1.25
_j.
A
Line
5-31
-
held)
class
2
6-
$1.25
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney
Shamrock
Extra
$1.10
6-
1
17 72 c
6-16
6-15
$1.02
—
Republic Aviation Corp.
2
1
7-
_____
•
Canada,
6-
7-
$1.25
Power,
Shawinigan Water &
Extra
Class
6-30
$1
Co.—
9
clears
37 Vac
$1.07 72
(quar.)
Scott
9
60c
5-22
6-16
(quar.)
Bank
6-
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)
Reading & Bates Oil Drilling, class A
Reitman's
National
6-
of
This payment
stock
1
5-22
6-20
6-30
Quarterly
Schlage Lock Co. (quar.)____
Schluderberg-Kurdle
(initial quar.)______—
Paper
«-20
50%
$15c
10c
Rapid American Corp.
(quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten (stock dividend)
share
Scarsdale
5
6-30
:_
—___^_—
share
B
6-15
v
6-30
$63c
—
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Products
1
Radio Corp of
America, common
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
(One
class
6-16
6-30
14c
25c
—
$1.18%
A (increased
s-a)—
subject to approval of
6-
3
Tubular
1
preferred
and
remittance
&
7-
___
1st
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
Inc
2
6-10
45c
——_
70c
Paddington Corp., class
1
7-
—
_.
1272c
preferred, (quar.)
7-
Electric
$2
Bearings Canada, Ltd.
Ramo,
1
77%c
$1.75
E. Corp. (quar.)
Hydraulics & Machinery,
$3.50
317iC
6-
7-
$1.12 72
stock)
preferred (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)_,
.12 VaC
A
6-20
50c
__
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
9
50c
&
$1.20
partic.
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
M.
T.
6-
50c
—
1
5-23
1
$$.328174
6-29
preferred
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)—:
6 %
preferred - (quar.)
Quemont. Mining, Ltd
Quincy Market Cold. Storage & Warehouse
1
5
7-
common
(quar.)————
Co.
7-
preferred (quar.)
Sandy Hill Iron & Brass Works, com.
25c
$1.06
common
;
107c
__
(quah.)
convertible
60c
4.36%
—
(George) Fund of Boston—
(Quarterly Trom investment income)
6-30
$1
;
6-16
1
of
Savannah
—
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-15
7-
rate
G-15
Puerto
7-
$15c
(quar.)
6-30
the
Phillippines)
Company,
6-16
common
Quarterly
Quincy Mining
5-23
.__
Sandura
6-20
9
7-
6-23
trust
on
5
7-17
Putnam
7-14
6-15
107*
Second
6-15
7-14
6-15
5
Co.—
6-
(quar.)
6-15
7-28
9
$1.16
preferred
5
7-
Antonio
6-15
Oklahoma—
6-15
7-28
6-16
6-30
—
1
6-
6-26
7-
5c
(quar.)____
Marine
1
(quar.)
Co.,
7-25
10c
$1.32
1
6-19
1
3
Purex
Pyle-National
3 %
$1.07 Va
1
9
6-26
Corp;,--voting trust certificates
certificates
San Carlos Milling, Inc.—
(A payment of 40 centavos per share equal
to approximately 11 l/10ths cents based
6-30
—
_—
7-
6-
7-25
——_______
12c
1st preferred A
Voting
7-
$1.04 Va
7-
6-30
7-
San
40c
:
Timber (quar.)_
Rico Telephone
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)Purity Stores,- Inc.
(quar.)_—_—:—
1
35c
A
(quar.)
5
2%
(quar.)
Original pfd.
Sound Pulp &
20c
A___—
$4.75 convertible
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
7%
Puget
$1
class
class
(quar.)
Ltd.
5
6-
&
Paper
4.40%
I.)
.
7v.
$15c
.
Page-Hersey Tubes,
Non-voting
5
6-
20c
(quar.)
June
6-
6-24
(quar.)
6-5
6-20
$25c
(quar.)
split
(R.
preferred
(quar.)—*——
Publication Corp., voting com.
8%
(quar.)
stock
5
Fire
1
(quar.)
preferred
4.24%
6-16
6-26
3%
Casting
7-
—
(quar.)
of
6-15
Power—
50c
"
Intermountain Express
(quar.)
Pacific
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
(quar.)
stockholders
Regis
6-
47c
6-30
15c
(quar.)
St.
3
6-24
Steel
7-
(quar.)
6-15
6-7
3
America
Pacific
preferred
Co.
1
7-25
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred A
6-23
—
(quar.)_:
4.65%
6-30
37 Vac
Gas & Electric
(quar.)
Hawaiian Products
(quar.)__
pre.erred
6-15
7-
6-24
$1.40
7-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Paul
Louis
Seaboard
6-15
$1.11
(s-a)„
(quar.)
$4.40
St.
$50c
_—
$4.50
2
(quar.)
Service
.7-
Francisco Ry.—
Louis-San
1%
(quar.)
6-30
$1.10
(quar.)
Indemnity
6-
—
—
pfd.
Public
7
25c
preferred
(quar.)
6-23
Gas—
6-10
97 Vac
,
Co., 57c
preferred
&
6-
1
37c
(quar.)
pfd.
St.
—
6-24
$50c
Opelika Mfg.
(quar.)
Opemiska Copper Mines. Ltd
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
Paper Co.
2
—
Co.
7-
25c
Ltd.,
Glass, 47c
6-
15c
preference (quar.)
Public Service Co. of North Carolina
$20c
——
A
Cement,
6-20
$1.50
(quar.)
;_.
Electric
6-15
(quar.)__.
$$2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.28%
$15c
Co
Co.
conv.
25c
(quar.)„
5.057o
6-30
25c
Wholesale.
conv.
5%
St.
15c
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.30%
7-31
£0.3281 %
$0.328174
;
Mfg.
5%
■v.
—
20c
(quar.)
Debenture
9
6-15
$$2
—
Common
7-25
$4 Vac
_
(quar.)
of
9
6-
1
+75c
pfd.
conv.
(increased)
Transport Co., 5%
Service
55c
(quar.)
4.447c
preferred
(quar.)
Ohio River Sand
Co., 6% preferred
Ohio Water Service
Co.
(quar.)—
Old
Line
Life
Insurance
Co.
6-
5
(s-a)
40c
(quar.)
Corp,, class
Common
$45c
(quar.)
4.40%
Portland
pfd.
75c
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-16
6-16
1
6-15
1
6-30
(new.
Ltd.
A
2%
Providence
7-
1
7-
8c
class
on
$$1.6685
Providence-Washington Insurance
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.
5
preferred
Gas
7-
25c
oc"
(stock dividend)
Light &
7-
dividend)
Corp. 4%7c
.
25c
—_
Specialty Mfg.
preferred
7-
—
5-19
7-14
Joseph
$56c
(quar.)
dividend
7-14
Clair
St.
62 V2C
preferred
6-16
$1.40
I
3.907c
Osborn
Stock
St.
6-12
$20c
(quar.)
Progress Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Prophet Co. (quar.)————
5-19
40c
Oregon
2nd
6-13
6-22
30c
6-30
$1.45
Co
D
6%
6-23
7-
(stock dividend)
4%
47c
6-20
$1.4174
__
Industries,
2%
Ltd..
1
Y.)—
Company (quar.)
(Jacob), 472%
pfd.
$1.75
—
(quar.)
7-14
$1.37 Va
$1.3772
—
Light & Power,
preferred
Bros.
7-
$5
Mich.)
(stock
$2
(s-a)
N.
Safeway Stores Inc., common
4%'
preferred (quar.)__
4.30% preferred, (quar.)n
dividend
$1.05
_
common
B
Stock
dividend
dividend
Russell
75c
(Toronto)
Ltd.,
6
6-15
6-20
1
44c
(quar.)
Ohio Telephone
(extra)Northern Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
;
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
Northern Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)
&
Rapids.
Trust
6
6-
6-30
—
Togs, Inc., class A
(initial
quar.)
Stock
3
Co.
Mines
$1.12
(quar.)
Olympia. Brewing
(Grand
8-
30c
:
Northrop Corp.
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines, common
574%
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
Inc.—
Insurance
Preston
6-30
$1.25
.
(Chicago)
6-13
7-
Co
Lambert,
7-17
35c
Northern
Coast
6-16
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois
1
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Loan
7-
&
6-
6-20
(See Helena Rubinstein, Inc.)
25c
(quar.)
6-20
$20c
(quar.)
Royalite Oil Ltd., 5%% pfd.
Rubinstein (Helena), Inc.—
6-16
Co.
$1.06%
$1.0674
preferred
National
6-30
Pratt
$62 Vac
(quar.)
__
572%
(Milwaukee)
&
Preway, Inc.
5.80%
1
7-15
62 Vac
participating preferred
7-14
7-
6-30
$1
Paper (quar.)
(Del.) (quar.)
Company
preferred
25c
7-
(quar.)
Co.,
Sulphite &
K.)
Transit
15c
common
75c
,
(quar.)
7-14
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
Huron
Pratt,
'
5c
Portland Woolen Mills, 67c preferred
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd. com.
8-14
Russ
25c
5-31
8-24
Ruppert
6-15
_—
Porter
RR.
—
N. Y. Certificates
6-15
(quar.)
Portland
6-20
6-19
7-15
—
5-31
34 %c
7-15
Stock
55c
5-31
(H.
6-15
1
38c
6-20
Port
7-
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
25c
34 %c
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
5%
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
—
$1.75
6-20
6-13
0-30
dividend
7-
3
7-10
6-16
(quar.)
common
7-10
common
15c
preferred
11c
dividend)
6-30
(quar.)
Corp.,
1st
61- 8
(quar. )__
Corp.,
A
7-14
(quar.)—
preferred
Polaroid
dividend
93c
Plastics
3
common
(stock
income
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Placer
Development, Ltd.
2
in¬
(quar.)
Edison
profit
10c
(quar.)—
Brass
security
6-16
7-
(Suffern,
Inc.
B
1
83c
Premier
preferred
Co.
year-end
a
investment
Pittsburgh National Bank
(Chicago)—
series)
preferred
Mills
from
(quar.)
preferred
Flour
10c
Bank
Class
Class
Fundi Inc.—
of
National
Rothmoor
53 VeC
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
Street
Quarterly
6-23
6-30
40c
$1.25
6-
1
—
50c
(s-a)
Specialty Mfg.,
—
6-16
6-29
(quar.)—
common
6-20
7 2/10c
2/lOc
—
7-20
6-30
—
Valley
6-13
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-16
472 7c
4%%
Scotia
(quar.)
Genesee
Broadcasting
8-
(quar.)___
6-16
t5c
——
4.40%
Co.
pfd.
1
Pine
Rockland
Ruberoid
1
15c
(initial)—___———
Trust
B
Telephone,
1%
(Hartford)
$5.50
7-20
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred
6-12
1
8-
—_—
__
1
90C
7-
:
Gas,
Co.
3
8-
80c
5%
40c
Gas.
$4
Rochester
97 V2O
97720
6-30
25c
—
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
New
common
Natural
(quar.)
7-
40c
Ltd.
Co.,
6-30
93 %c
—
Natural
(quar.)
&
6-30
$2.50
(quar.)_.
50c
25c
Controls Co., com.
preferred
Little
9
9
Mines—
7-
$1
—
(quar.)
Company,
572%
1
7-13
93 %c
(interim)
&
6-
7-25
,
50c
—
7-
22V2C
from
are
Gas Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
A
common
Insurance
7-10
7-
Copper
shares
Rochester
6-30
6-
equal
Robertshaw-Fulton
6-16
6-15
7-
7
to about 11c per
share
Rhodesia and Nyasaland taxes
after
7-21
6-10
7-
$.032
(quar.)
7-21
7-31
7-
15c
25c
6-19
1
Trust—
7-31
6-27
7-12
_
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Antelope
Payment
Stock
Phillips
dividend)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone-
1
7-28
8-
7-
Fund—
American
9c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Screw Co.
(stock
1
6-15
and
preferred
7-
1
income
preferred
Philip Morris, Inc.,
7-
6-30
3%%
6-15
1
15c
capital
Corp.
6-30
8-
Roan
7-12
(quar.)
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stoker Corp. (quar.)
Rollins
8
Philco
7-10
30c
6-
6-12
9
7-25
25c
—
6-
f
9
6-
15c
gains)
Philadelphia National Bank
investment
6-
6-12
t$3
4.
7
6-20
1
6-28
8-
$1.1272
(interim)—
Robinson,
6-
"
7-
6-20
6-
59%c
—
Participating Units (quar.)
Ritter Company (quar.)
Riverside Trust (Hartford)
(quar.)
9
$2.50
___
(quar.)
Ry.
(s-a)
New
common
(initial-quar.)
Philadelphia Fund—
net
6-
6-12
7-
Inc.,
Rittenhouse
6-12
1
12c
(s-a)
7
from
6-23
7-
25c
(initial)
6-
from
6-14
$1.1272
common
(quar.)—
Corp. of America-—
Philadelphia Electric—
(6c
7-14
2
20c
new
Corp.
(increased
quar.)
(increased quar.)—.
B
6-
7-12
12 72c
___
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd., 67c pfd.
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR.
(s-a)
Peterson, Howell & Heather—
7-
6-
Co.
6-28
20c
(quar.)—.(—
Service,
Mulliken
Traffic
7-15
1
Gas
Pettibone
Riley
25c
—
37 Vac
split)
Illinois
(2-for-l
472%
6-15
Ltd.—
preferred
67c
6-30
'
tl5c
common
Refractories
Central
Common
6-
10c
(Two-for-one
$4.75
6-23
1—
(quar.)
common
45c
(quar.)
Insurance
$2.50 preferred (1956
Northern Acceptance—
Pacific
Co.,
5c
Penn
Pacific
Milk
20c
(quar.)
above
Life
American
67c
Pet
6-15
Selection
shares
6-23
6-30
27 V2C
3%%
65c
93 %C
Ltd
Semi-annual
Northern
6-20
3
income)
American
Northern
3
7-
30c
Corp.
payments
5.607c
7-
tl5c
Investment,
4.22%
6-15
$1.31%
$1.3174
American
4.50 %
3
60c
(quar.)_
com.
Rhodesian
Arncr.
50c
;
97Vac
6%. preferred (quar.):
5Va%
preferred (quar.)
Northern
7-
Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Pep Boys-Manny Moe & Jack-—;
Peoples
$1.02 Va
$1.21%
Aviation
Northern
6-15
;
90c
Co.. common (quar.)
Norfolk & Western
Ry., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Normetal Mining
Star
1
50c
Chemical
vestment
7-
$1.50
pfd.
(quar.)
System
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
fe-
6-16
6 V»c
(quar.)
(All
$1.15
1
$1.12 V2
A
3%%
American
Rich's
6-
(quar.)
7-
$1.12%
,
class
(quar.)
Norris-Thermador
Richman Bros. Co.
6-
preferred
93 %C
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-
$1.10
83 %c
(quar.)
6-15
$2.50
—
(quar.)
File (quar.)
Nicholson
6-
(quar.)__
com.
1
Gas—
Ltd.,
31 %c
$1.1272
Light
7-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Weaving,
6-
4.60%
&
6-21
10c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
$2.50
RR.
common
preferred
Wire
B
Rhodes
(quar.)
preferred
30c
(quar.)__
Class
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A
6-13
preferred
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.25%
6-16
6-16
preferred
Pennsylvania Power
6- 9
,____
12c
Western
3
6-30
7-21
90c
(quar.)
1272C
_
4.40%
1
pfd.
9
Holders
75c
,
1272c
—___ ~
472%
7-
preferred
6-15
1
6-20
7-
preferred
7-
6-20
$1.09
Transit
12 72C
.
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Revlon, Inc.
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred A (quar.)______
472% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Co.—
3
$1.18%
Corp.,
6-19
7-
Service—
Corp.,
1
Resistoflex
When
Payable of Rec.
10c
preferred
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp.
6-
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)——
6-20
1
(quar.)
7-
Share
of Company
Republic Corp., $1
Republic Foil, Inc.
7-28
3
7-
&
8-11
7-
$1.01 V*
RR.
6-15
1
6-23
Petroleum
.—_
St.
(quar.)__
Name
2
1272C
___—
Supply
7-
3
1
preferred
Niagara
Dental
Lumber
721c
6-
7-
1
4.10%
Pacific
(initial)
1
4.85%
Pacific
B
7-
3.90%
Oxford
Class
6-15
47V2C
—
Oshawa
6-19
27c
—
Electric
4%
3
6-30
7-
Electric
Frontier
Ontario
7-
F.)
(Frank)
31c
(quar.),
Inc.
preferred
Class
(initial)
U5c
Niagara Mohawk Power, common
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
Old
A
7-
Harlem
Niagara
Ohio
Class
27c
(quar.)——-
(s-a)
State
Newport
Ohio
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
Ogilvie
1
$1
Electronics
Office
7-
25c
Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp.
(quar.)
;
Nova
Paxton
(M.
Petrolane
Newark
5%
6-16
(quar.)
preferred
4Va%
North
5
55c
Auction
York
North
7-
85c
Public
Preferred
North
Patterson
25c
pfd.
Light, 4%
York, Chicago &
North
6-16
55c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
York
North
5
(Pgh.)—
_
.
Co.
preferred
4.36%
4%%
North
7-
37
——.—
(quar.)
t55c
—
(quar.)
&
tquar.)_
62 V2C
(quar.)
(increased)
Co., 5.40%
Water
Co.
35c
(quar.)_
Machine
Proof
Transportation
65c
—
(Newark, N. J.)
Fire
Jersey Power
Nopco
Parmelee
62 V2C
;
.
Britain
4.05%
I
6
7V>c
Per
of Rec.
3.35%
(Boston)
(quar.)_.
Power
$4.50
7-
1
(Sioux
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.
Union
Corp.
Newark
8-
Rust
$1
.
(quar.)
Monday, June 19, 19fM
.
Holders
6-30
26c
—
Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Assoc.
(quar.)
New England Telephone &
Telegraph—
Increased quarterly
New Hampshire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
;
New
Parker
Pipe
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
When
Payable
31V4C
New
New
7
Eastern
preferred
25c
31 'Ac
New
New
6-
47c
(quar.)
Line—
60c
Quarterly
New
6-26
15c
—
Insurance
Bank
Bank
Trust,
National
New
Park
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Mfg.
&
National-Standard
New
9
9
40c
(annual)
National
National
B
Life
Screw
New
66-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Reserve
National
New
(quar.)
(Hartford)
investment,
preferred
S.
Nevada
Panhandle
1
1
Share
Sulphur Co.
$1.25
Industries
preferred
National
Nautec
com.
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)—
2nd
Falls,
9
Company
American
7-
Propane
2nd
5%
6-
Pan
7-
$1.50
—
Corp.,
Insurance
National
1
Name o]
1
75c
—
(quar.)
National
7-
6-
50c
common
Linen
National
tl5c
Per
uj Rec.
6-20
J37V2C
37VaC
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
National
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
30c
(quar.)
Gypsum Co.
National
When
Share
National Gas & Oil Corp. (quar.)
National Grocers Co., Ltd., common
..
50c
6-23
,
6-
9
Class
Class
A
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
(T.
Corp.
S.)
$15c
7-
2
5-31
$15c
Company
5%
Ltd.,
pfd.
____
class
(quar.)
A
(s-a)
7-
2
5-31
$30c
7-
2
6-15
$?5C
8-
1
7-15
25c
6-23
1.25
7- 1
40c
6-21
Continued
on
6-
6
6-
page
9
15
6
52
•v
Volume
193
Number 6065
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2677)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
„)'•
Year 1960
Lowest
40
Mar
50
44% Jan
16
44% Dec
21
69% Jun
15
52 V2 Jan
3
7
114% Jun
10
103 % Jan
6
20y2 Jun
16
35 y. Oct
25
52
Jan
15
Jan
3
12
Jun
23
17*
Dec
5
15% Jan
10
16
Dec
6
32% Jan
6
17
23 % May 31
28% Jan
-
38
Jan
53% May 10
Abbott
4%
ABC
29% Jun
16
Adams
25
43% Apr
17
Mar 14
97% Jun
9
34
47
Jun
17
30% Jan
20
98
Dec
19
80
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
3
Oct
31
405/a Mar
28
20 Va Feb
24
10 V2 Jan
85
Jan
4
69 % Apr
84
3=
8
Sep
28
7Va Jan
22 'A Jan
1
4
14
32% Aug 26
32% Jan
19% May 12
12% Jan
53% Jun
8
48 Va Jan
3
88 V2 Jun
8% May 11
13% Jan
88 V2 Jun
5
10% Jan
3
28% Oct
25
45
Jan
5
32 % Jan
4
32 %
28
56% Jan
4
35
3
Sep
33% Jan
27
90% Jan
12
100
Jan
40
May 27
Jan
6
90
42% Aug 19
Air
Jan
3
la'/a Apr
53% Apr
48 % Apr
48 % Mar
100% Jun
A
Alco
4%%
4
4
1
2
Inc
6 %>
69%
70%
*116
24Va
24%
23 %
*52
69%
.
55%
56%
56%
56%
18
18%
17%
18%
23V2
22 V2
22%
22 Va
118
24%
57%
18%
Friday
June 15
122
25
Sales for
Thursday
53%.
69'A
120
23
22%
53%
Shares
*52
53%
100
71
69
69%
10,000
119
*116
22'A
23%
56%
56%
18%
19%
22'A
■
the Week
June 16
22%
122
20%
22%
56'A
56%
18%
200
19
19,600
'
f
i, 22
7,000
31,800
22%
5,800
28%
29
28%
29
28%
2 9'A
34'A
32 %
28%
29'A
28%
34
29%
33 'A
34
8,100
34
34
93
96
92 V2
33%
34
93 V2
92%
94%
3,400
93%
13V2
13%
95%
93
13%
13%
95%
13 'A
13%
31%
32
31 Va
|
13'A
13%
13
32
31 Va
29%
11%
11%
30%
liy8
29%
11%
11 Va
29 %
11'A
11 %
11%
11
79V2
80
77Vb
79%
11%
77%
79%
76%
78%
75%
76%
-
2
4%
4%
4%
47/a
4%
4%
4%
2
Corp
33 %
33 y2
4%
33V8
33%
34'A
33%
34
17%
33%
17ya
17'A
17%
17%
72
75
17%
17%
71%
71
72
67%
71%
90'A
♦90
92
common
5
100
i.
"
*88%
.—1
common
convertible
preferred-.
3,800
90V2
11%
*88%
11%
11%
•90
'■ 4%
92
66 %
*89
68%
:4,400
23,700
18
71
9,100
/
33%
17'A
•
4%
33%
17
Inc.—1
preferred
16,800
13%
30V2
50c
___1
Alleghany Corp
,
69 Va
*115
*52
.No par
Inc
Products
Aldens
69%
120
53
33 %
Products
Gas
PRICES
No par
Industries
Alabama
8
14
J
53
18%
U
Reduction
SALE
1
:
Corp
Control
Air
35% Apr 12
18% May 15
86 % Apr 10
9
4
Co
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
5'A Mar 24
11% Oct
Express
HIGH
June 14
56%
10
Admiral
18
Jan
27 Va Jun
38 3A Feb
Jan
.
Co
Adams-Mills
36% Apr 21
14 V2 Mar
9
29
Sep
Steel
AND
Wednesday
24%
1
1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
15% Mar 24
97A Oct
59 Va
1
Inc.—
53%
69'A
*116
25
Stores
LOW
Tuesday
June 13
...
*53
100
Vending Corp
ACF-Wrigley
•«
June 12
5
common
preferred
ACF Industries Inc
3
Apr
Laboratories
60
May 25
21 % Apr 25
24 y2 Jun
5
•
Monday
Par
1
convertible
Acme
*.Y
'
STOCK
Abacus Fund
75
Apr
7
125% Apr
7
27% May 16
24'A Jan
16V2 Apr
22
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
4
63
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
26
Oct
98'A Mar
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8
17
10,800
*3,100
9,200
1
10,900
92
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
38%
39
38%
39%
38
38%
•37%
38%
44
37 Va
44%
37%
44%
45%
44%
46
45
46
44
46%
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5—5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
46%' '
45 Va
46%
45%
24,500
46%
46%
45%
45%
44%
45%
7,400
100
100
*97
100
*97
100
*97
11%
100
*97
11%
15,800
1,500.
100
60
15% Oct
25
22% Jan
8
16% Jan
4
20 V\ May 18
Allen Industries Inc
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
46
19'A
27
Jan
4
50% Jan
3
65
19%
59
Allied
•19%
19%
19
9
63%
64%
19%
900
62%
63%
63%
64%
63%
64%
62 Vs
63%
10,300
Sep
12% Dec
20
17% Jan
4
12% May
3
May 31
32
39 Va Jan
6
36% Jan
3
11% Jan
5
7% Jan
5
58% Jan
13
Jan
3
6% Oct
24
41% Sep
26
75
Jan
4
22
Oct
26
84% Sep
15
24
28 Va
28
13
28
132
28
26
Dec
23
35% Jun
6
Jan
4
35 V2 Feb
110
3
May 15
28
21
Alpha
Portland
'
50% Mar 15
'
3
38% May 16
81% Mar 30
Aluminum
26
24
100 V2 Jun
6
16
33
7
69% Jan
Mar 24
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
12%
12%
45%
46%
46%
46%
47
47%
46
46%
9%
9%
9%
4,900
9%
9%
9%
2,900
57%
Co
of
82%
►104
34%
75
1
Petroleum Corp..
No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
84%
86%
84%
85
85%
84%
85%
83
84
31%
32
31%
32%
31
31%
31%
31'A
31%
31%
25%
25%
13,700
5,900
25%
25%
25'A
25%
25
25%
24%
24%
43,300
128%
*118
18
44% Jan
4
3% %
Airlines
convertible
26
American
56% Jun
16
American Bank Note
Bakeries
Oct
18
63
July 12
Jp.n
3
64Apr
5
13% Oct
24
30
Jan
4
15 % Jai.
3
American
Bosch
51% Jan
7
38 % Jan
4
24% Apr
51% Jun
11
5
6
American
Brake
6%
1
8% Jan
3
43% Jan
1
4
34% Jan
4
35% Dec
14
38% Aug 23
36
4
39 Va Jun
5
40 % Sep
29
51% Jan
42% Jan
3
53
7
70% Jan
6
97 % Mar 28
46% Mar 22
13
Dec
77
27
11
Oct
26
24% Jan
36% Sep
26
44% July
81 % Jun
28
89
39% Oct
21
59% Jun
14
23% Oct
25
30% Dec
16
Jan
19 Va Jan
3
Jun
24 Va
5
40
Feb
2
59
May 10
Va Jun
8
Mar 30
84
Jan
4
90
May 24
8
50
42% Mar
Mar 20
>
Corp.
Co
Inc
American
Cable
American
Can
7%
Amer
Radio
Co
Corp
Chicle
30
29% Jan
20
47% Jun
5
57% Jan
3
American
Electric
20% Jan
3
69% Apr
28% Jun
18
4
13
American
28
Oct
7
Jan
8
32% Mar 16
17% Dec
30
6% Jun
30
22 % Sep
29
38% Jan
18
142 % Feb
15
198 Va Jun
15
8 Va Jan
4
24
Jan
3
16 % Jun
13 % Oct
20
17% Feb
15
Jan
4
76 Va Jan
24% Jan
2
40 Va
41%
38
50%
50%
82%
24%
*
American
American
13% Jan
6
20 Va Jan
3
9
99 Va Jan
9
14
86% Dec
23
31% Sep
26
58 Va Jan
20% Jun
1
27% Jan
.
16% Jan
20% Sep
103
.
47 % Jun
14
82
Jun
14
6
34 Va Jan
4
15
24% Jan
3
—
86% Jan
14
92 Va Aug
15
90 Va Jan
10
Oct
31
28% Jan
26
13% Jan
3
13
—
47% Mar 23
—
13% Oct
21
17% Dec
22
Aug
15 % Jan
5
29% Apr
18
18
16% Feb
37
— — -
.
Apr
18
44
Sep
1
43 % Apr
14
67
Jun
20
Apr
5
105
May 24
63% Apr 20
86% Feb 27
48
May 16
34% Jun 12
101
Jun
16
45%
Mach
33 Va Oct
24-
11% Nov
1
7
American
Metal
4% %
American
19 % Apr
16 V* Feb
-—
28% Oct
17
13% Dec
42
Mar
54
Jan
12% Jan
.
140
31 Va
.
Jan
3
3
4
May 24
33%
34%
♦33
34%
19%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
18%
•18%
19
11%
11
11'A
11
11 Va
10%
11%
10%
28%
50%
♦82
*45 %
33%
*33
28%
214
34%
29
219%
28%
29%
27%
x26%
27 %
16%
*16
51%
22%
100
50%
83
*82
46
x45
34%
34
34%
*33
30%
32%
214%
216%
213%
214'A
3,900
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
36,900
26%
26%
27
27
26%
27%
3,200
16%
22%
*100
23 %
102
47 %
50%
83
82
82
45
28,000
30%
51
34%
31
500
1,100
10%
217%
28%
215
16%
23
100%
*33
16%
23 Va
•16'A
16'A
22%
23%
100
102
48
49
*82
•100
83
47%
*82
31%
34
400
16%
23 Va
5,100
102
100
48%
122,600
20
83
45
44'A
44%
44Va
44%
34%
*44%
12,600
34
34%
32%
34
101
600
55,300
101
50
18%
18%
xl7%
18%
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
17%
18
7,300
50%
50%
50%
50%
50
50
49%
49%
49>/2
49%
17%
•17 %
*101
-
102
♦101
102
*101
102
'100%
102
600
17%
600
18
17%
18
17%
17%
60,400
41%
41%
42%
41%
43%
28,200
No par
40%
40%
40%
41
41V*
41%
41%
1
x73%
74%
72%
74%
72%
74
75
76%
73%
76%
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
35%
36%
34%
35%
34
35%
34%
35
33V2
34 7/8
Co
Co
American
Rad
Co
Potash
American
7%
_
Gas
Chem—No par
&
8c
17
57%
17
57%
17%
17%
57
com—5
14%
100
*141%
142%
Develp'm't Corp 1
34%
35 Va
35
Std
Sany
preferred
Amer Research
1
&
15
17%
57%
14%
14%
141%
141%
17%
41
Va
57%
17%
58
17V4
58
41%
57%
59
35%
34%
14%
14%
14%
14%
141 %
14%
141
141%
141'A
♦1411/4
35 Va
34%
34%
34
41%
5,300
5,200
,
31,900
58%
7,100
14%
39,900
142
34%
130
1 9,700
44%
43%
43%
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
42%
20
20
20
20
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20
3,300
70%
69%
70%
70 Va
70%
70%
71
68%
70
14,500
3
145% Mar
3
67% May 12
127% Apr 11
27% Jan 16
Aug
60% Jan
4
Jun
6
May
9
61% Oct
26
82% Feb
3
Feb
28
Jun
10
31 % Feb
23
28% Jan
3
30% Aug 26
10a% Dec 30
30 Va Jan
11
103 Va Jan
3
20
64% Jan
3
130% Aug 31
121 Va Jan
3
65% Dec
18 V4
27 Va Jan
76
3
50% Mar
35
9
2
American
7%
Seating
6%
34% Jun
130
Apr
88% Jun
130
Jun
5
7%
American
American
5
6%
Tel
Jan
3
62% Jun
5
American
19 Va Jan
1
27
Apr
5
American
7
29 V* Sep
27
28
Jan
13
29% Jan
4
Preferred
27% Sep 28
18% May 17
26
Feb
1
28 Va May 23
Preferred
13% Jan
4
19
33% Feb
17
55% Jun
42% Oct
31
68% Jan
15
30% Dec
6
54 Va Jan
41 % Jan
11
5
44 %
17
.
-
6
27
May 11
34 % May
5
17
•66 %
143%
67%
123%
•122
19
19
32%
19%
19 Va
19%
33 Va
33 Va
33
32%
6,000
85%
84%
85%
85 Va
85%
85 Va
86 Va
85%
85%
2,600
36%
36
36
35%
35%
34 Va
35 Va
34
34%
2,200
33%
12.50
33 Va
119
84%
126
33 Va
32%
34%
33%
121 Va
118'A
34
118
85
87%
87
126%
126
126%
34
33Va
34 Va
•34%
34%
3,000
119
33%
119%
85%
115 Va
117 Va
114%
116%
175,058
86 Va
87 Va
85%
86%
20,700
88%
126
126%
126%
126%
127 Va
25
58 %
60%
57%
58%
57%
59%
56 %i
58%
com—5
23%
24%
24%
24%
24
Va
24 Va
24 Va
24 Va
25
*28 %
28%
2 8'A
28%
*28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
25
*27%
28%
•27%
28'A
*27%
28%
•27 Va
28 Va
27 %
Corp
Co
series
54%
•24
127
2,050
57
110,300
2,700
24%
2JB%
28%
2
13
45% Apr
93 % Feb
16
36
Feb
17
44 Va Aug
12..
37
17
44% Feb
16
see page
28.
I
4
3,300
16%
16%
16%
16
16 Va
15%
28 %
29%
28 Va
29%
28%
30
28%
29%
11,600
22%
21%
22%
21 Va
21%
21
21%
118,900
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__ 1
Anchor
33% Feb
90% Jan
500
22
Ampex
Lead
&
Smelting—1
shares
No par
Corp
Anaconda
16%
16
46%
46%
x45%
46 Va
45%
42%
44
43%
17,400
50
59%
60
59%
59%
58%
59'A
58 Va
59 Va
55'A
58 %
28,400
Cable__—No par
40%
41%
40%
40 Va
39
40 Va
39 Va
39 Va
39 %
40
40
40 Va
39 Va
39%
39
39%
94
91%
92
40Va
40 %
40%
Co
*J
__i
44%
41%
'
5
20
16%
Anaconda
28
200
3,200
22%
44% May 22
93% Oct
790
31%
65
12
32%
142 %
67 Va
123%
16%
3
Jan
footnotes,
33 Va
142%
30
4
Jan
19Va
•66%
22%
4
85
July
19%
142%
*122
1
Zinc
endorsed
Inc
Jan
3
67 Va
32%
Co
series
5%%
142%
122
35%
common
Works
American
33% Jan
May 22
6%
♦66%
84%
100
Viscose
Water
AMP
27% Apr
58% Apr
i44
Tel
preferred
41
142%
122
1
—25
&
67
25
Co
Tobacco
19'A
143'A
123%
2,100
1
Foundries
preferred
3
14
16
26% Jun
19 Va
Stores
20
20 V4 Jan
19
American
7
Va Dec
1
67
♦122
American Sugar Refining com
18
143%
66%
123%
86% Mar 24
66%
143%
122
36% Jun
Apr
142%
preferred_100
Steel
23% Jun
—
25
common
American
44
_
Co
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
Amer South
4
421/4 Mar
100
Snuff
non-cumulative
15% Jan
24
Co
preferred
American
32% May 11
For
6,500
3,600
70
20
31 % Oct
27%
44
38% Jan
19% Oct
16,600
28%
'
20
28
8
66%
27%
42%
10
Sep
26
66 %
27%
Ship Building Co__No par
25
Mar
66%
27%
Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
4
Feb
42
66%
28
American
Jan
14
41%
66%
American
34
25% Mar
43%
66
26 Va Mar 21
21
25
43 Va
72 V4 May 18
122
4
46,100
3
136 Va Jan
Jan
400
46%
3
Jun
117
42
45%
47%
13
144% Aug 25 *
62% Aug 24
4
46%
Jan
16
126
61% May 19
46%
54% Jan
Feb
79% Jan
46%
17%
2
42 Va Mar 10
46%
40%
Co
Corp
16% Mar 13
May 17
91
33% Jan
Mar
27% Mar 15
Jun
55%
•89%
12
Dec
18
25
62
146
•54%
91
35% Aug 16
21% Oct 14
59
133% Dec
117
41
3
24
23%
55%
•89%
24%
18
Optical
Amer
4,600
23%
•54 Va
91
41%
News
10
45%
55
*89%
40 Va
American
1
13
57
18
American
78% Jun
47% Apr
23%
23%
55
23%
24
91
40%
Natural
45 Va Apr
2,300
4^00
17%
Motors
American
18
85%
40%
Molasses
American
16
85
—10
American
3
16
Jan
85%
1.66%
28
21% Apr
43 % Jun
Jan
•
100
6
54
85
27%
*16
—2
No par
86
66%
23%
_
1,500
48%
44%
102 %
-
37,300
38
48%
65%
23
Co
41%
38
50%
43
*101
Products
Meter
40%
37%
48%
27%
1
Climax
Metal
41'A
37%
66%
28
.-1
preferred
American
7
10,90O
10%
Metals.No par
Inc com—1
&
17,100
9%
18%
—100
Machine
84
84%
56 Va
45%
100
com—1.75
Fdry
American
53% Apr
34
48% Aug 12
145 % Aug
&
53
20
9%
28
27%
preferred
50%
*19%
9%
33'A
No par
111
40%
53%
20
66%
30%
of
10%
•89%
47%
220%
Corp
23 %
57%
28%
Investment Co
82%
24%
218%
International
3.90%
12,400
15,900
•
91
1
Co__
Ice
'
138% Jan
44%
12.50
Corp
9%
83
Supply Corp_No par
Hosp
American
65
27
10
Products
28
19
Co
Foreign Power—No par
prior preferred
20% May 16
33 Va Jun
26
5%%
•62 %
'
56 %
*89%
10
Power
Hardware
25 Va May 22
6
9
Sep
94
65
1
10
.•
Home
American
500
18%
9%
38
American
21
20
—
3,500
56 %
49%
*19%
41%
American
29% Apr
16% Apr
—
40%
56
18%
10
51%
15
7
—
40
49
52%
53 %
37%
May 25
18% Feb
18
128 %
41%
57
18%
20
50%
32% Jun
American
800
50%
9%
37%
&
26
•115
24%
18%
♦19 Va
20
40%
American
34% Apr
52%
52%
51%
American
230
50%
•19%
37%
American
4
53%
20
41
23% Apr 28
12% Apr 18
12
128
•24
49%
50%
51%
9
28% Jun
•62%
19%
•
40%
Corp—
5
European Secur
No par
Export Lines Inc__
40c
176% Jan
____
Va
37 Va
Enka
11
65
18%
50
25
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
59 Va July 18
9% Jan
♦62%
19%
51
•55
12.50
Barge Line Co
3
Crystal Sugar common_10
prior preferred
_100
33 % Jan
3
65
19
50%
40%
56%
10%
Commer
21
17% Jan
*62%
19%
41%
No par
No par
Cable
Co
27
31% Mar 15
63
50%
40%
10
common
&
Sep
Mar
♦55
*19%
1
-
Chain
17 Va
37
56 Via
52
20
46% Jan
52
*118
40%
*55
19
American
4% %
128
40
55
50
1
common
&
preferred
American
*118
40'A
♦62%
2
No par
preferred
American
128 %
55
10
50
Arma
Shoe
24%
40%
No par
common
■
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
*121
100
Co
preferred
American
30% Dec
preferred
43% Apr
8
35% Oct
1
common
3
13% Sep
24%
1,900
44% Jan
July 28
x24%
2,600
4
8
15,400
89
American
17
54,200
76 %
32 V8
30
13
61% Apr
34%
74%
32%
29'A
30% Oct
20% May
4
11 % May 26
42% Apr 11
33%
77%
87 Va
34% Dec
28
34%
76%
32%
90%
3
23
34
78'A
30%
102 % Jan
19% Feb
6,100
34'A
77
30%
27
43 Va Jan
32%
33%
76'A
90
106 Va Jan
11
32%
34%
75%
24'A
28
23
32%
33%
76
30%
Nov
Nov
32%
35%
91%
Amerada
46% Dec
112
25
Amer
20
*104
30%
84%
93% May 16
6
112
90'A
34
•4
*104
*24%
3
Jan
104%
93%
4
19
♦104
31%
24
25% Mar
112
32%
24%
Apr
60
*104
8,600
90
Jan
57
2,400
31
26
Feb
240
26%
31%
21
Jan
81%
26 Va
94%
4
37
57
81%
26%
31%
6
36
55%
82'A
26%
93%
21
May 31
57%
81%
26%
24%
78% Jan
130
57 %
82%
26%
12.50
25% Jan
91
58
82 %
26%
12.50
31 % Jan
May 11
57%
82%
26%
112
—No par
1,400
*81%
32%
America
58
9%
No par
26
27 Va May 17
57%
9%
Corp
When
26
1
27
9%
issued
Amerace
17% Apr
July 25
82%
26%
32%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
23% Oct
55
58
10
Aluminium Limited
18
24
Jun
13
46%
9%
Cement.
45% Feb
'
12%
45%
5
Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
.l
10
4.08% convertible preferred
_100
20 % Jan
4
30
5
No par
Corp
68 Va Jan
4
Jan
22% Dec
108
•
Stores
Jan
31% Jan
Products
29% Jun
35 Va Jan
Sep
61% Oct
19
Jan
36 % Apr
Nov
22% Oct
95
Mills
Allied
14
29V2Mayl5
10
Allied
Allied
59 y2 Apr
84 % May
101
Allied
Chemical Corp
Kid Co—
15
Feb
1,
52% Apr 13
10% May 11
81% Mar 28
28
40
5
23% Feb
1
Jan
44
y2 Jun
$4
Wire
&
Anderson
Clayton
41
&
Co
41%
x40%
41
No par
Hocking Glass Corp
preferred
*92%
94%
•91%
94
21.80
40 Va
40%
•41%
41%
6.25
*91%
40 Va
94
40%
•91 Va
40 Va
590
5,300
70
1,000
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2678)
.
.
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
*
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Highest
40 % Jan
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
YORK
5
331/2 jan
3
43% Apr
12
39% Dec
28
37»/a Feb
21
52% Jun
16
Argo
Sep
19
4
19
67% Jan
3
79
Jun
5
20
1
Oil
Steel
Armco
Sep
28
3
50% Jun
15
Armour
39
Jan
26
53 % Dec
21
50
Jan
4
62 Va Apr
14
Armstrong
75
Jan
13
83 Va Aug
26
78% Jan
11
29
28 '/a Oct
44'A Jun
24
12'A Oct
19 % Oct
26
16% Oct
20'A Jan
10
24
18
27 Va Jan
9
Jan
46
3
May 22
May 22
Arnold
17
20% Feb
8
35% May 12
Feb
9
31% Apr
5
20
Aro
•
4
22
Jan
4
28% Jun
5
35% Jan
4
47
Jun
1
Dec
21
69% Feb
7
82
7
27
Feb
9
106
49 lA Oct
10
63
Jan'
102% Feb*
Jan
4
7
109
53i/4 Jan
July 18
3
70
1
Apr
Apr
Jun
2nd
:
Oil
12
,
-••-
&
39%
39%
39%
37%
39
49%
497/a
50
51%
507/s
52%
13,300
10
76%
771/8
75%
76%
75%
76 %
75%
767/b
73%
75%
11,800
46%
47 V2
491/8
507/8
49
49%.*
59
59%
59%
58%
59J/2
82%
82%
83
43%
437/8
*42%
43
*16%'
16%
*16%
16%.
_
_
5
47%
491/4
59%
59
59 7/8
*82i/4
83 1/2
82%
82%
_
_
,1
43%
44'/4
43%
44
_
_
^—5
*16% <16%
2.50
Inc—
32
—__2.50
;
27%'
.....
._
series.No par
V.
31%
Gorp
preferred
—
16%
27"% Jan
27
9»% Jan
7
28% Feb
26% Jun
3
Atchison
12
15
3
29
4
Jan
13
87 Va Feb
21
8
48 % Feb
2
Atlantic
Coast
3
60
4
Atlantic
Refining
84
88 Vb May 11
41
Jun
40 Va Mar
4
58% Feb
24
31V* Jun
17
43% Dec
29
42% Jan
74% Jan
4
80'A Aug
18
76
Jan
10'% Mar
3
■24
...
31%24%
27%.
107%
'
81
107%
'•
45
79%
May
4'/i>
8
83% Mar
3
City Electric Co com—4%
preferred—100
6 Va Jan
4
3'A Jan
3
4% Feb
27
Atlas
2
15% Feb
15
13% Feb
9
14% Apr
12
5%
107%
•68
<• "
30% Jun
5
28
109
.
4
13 % Jan
5
24
11
21% Feb
1
29 Va May 12
52% July
11
33% Jun
16
45% Mar 29
Automatic
21% Jun
Avco
11% May 11
17'A Aug
18
13 Va Jan
3
18 % Dec
19% Dec
30
17% Feb
2
30
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
5
37% Jan
4
36 Va Jan
10
4
12% Jan
3
20
liya Oct
31
17 y.
24 % Jan
26
30 % Aug
12
27% Jan
90 y» Jan
18
98% Aug
30
941/4 Jan
69
8
Sep
8
82 % Jan
:
14
281/4 Jan
69%
.'
24% Oct
31
28
Aug 15
Jan
22% Sep
28
34
45 Va Oct
26
62% leu
11
43 y» Oct
26
12 Va Dec
21
59
Aug
13% Dec
16
13% Mar
Jun
Babbitt
-
(B
27
47
4%%
9
Jan
Elec
&
&
3
47% Jan
19
Ohio
Jan
18
62% Jan
19
63
16
Stamped
4%
72 y2 Dec
29
591/2 Jun
14
70% Mar 17
Barber
12
15% Jan
3
19 % May
22
Basic
8
18% Feb
8
241/4 May
8
Basic
Oil
3
57% Aug 23
47% Jan
3
56% Feb
1
Bath
8
58% Jun
38 'A Apr
27
46% Feb
9
Bausch
30 % Oct
5
45
3
Mar
90'/a Feb
20
13
Iron
Works
78
767/8 May 16
39% Jun
6
Baxter
Bayuk
Cigars
6
64
Beatrice
Mar 16
275
941/2 Jan
Jan
100 'A
11
17% Mar 14
87
Jan
6
Mar 16
4% Vo
Beckman
Aug 10
Oct
12
17% Apr
19
271/4 Jun
6
Beech
IS
33
12
35% Feb
8
Beech
48% Jan
16
66
14%: Jun
8
20% Mar 29
14'% Jan
4
20
19
57 ya Jun
48% Jan
13
89% Feb
25
93
50%
897/a Feb
14
30
12i/« Jan
3
59 Va Jun
16
July 26
17 % Aug
11% July 27
13
Bell
93% Mar 16
16% Apr
741/2 Jan
4
72
Jan
3
347/a Dec
22
33 '/a Jan
4
53
Jun
7
5OV2 Nov
28
48% Jan
12
52
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
1 Va Jan
3
33% Feb
8
41
24
Jun
8
571/4 Jan
4
39Va Jan
3
Aug 26
1411/4 Jan
3
3
12 Va Jan
3
50
37% Dec
5
138% Jan
6
11% Dec
19
21% Feb
Feb
151
Apr
34 Va
34»/2
33%
21 V8
211/8
20%
21
20'/a
20%
45%
20%
44%
46%
.'•'44%
45'/2
44
46
5 '/4
Bendix
31
8
45% /
16Va
16%
30
30%
30%
97
*97
84%
*83 %
36 V4
35%
30
30 7/s
>
V
19
Benguet
40% Apr
13
Best
Bestwall
497/8 May 26
49% Apr 17
52
18% Apr
71
Jan
6
41
Jan
9
7.9% May 12
717/8 Apr 18
Black
37% Oct
24
53
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
45% Apr
Blaw-Knox
21% Dec
23
29% Jan
6
22% Jan
3
28
Mar 13
127/, oct
11
20 Ya Jan
4
28
May 25
41/2%
10
507/s Apr
Bliss
..
33
Mar 28
391/4 Dec
20
35% Jan
26
Oct
24
28'A Jan
6
22 '/a Jan
6
27% Feb
17
18% Oct
26
22% Feb
11
18 7/s Jan
5
22% Jun
7
17% May 11
24% Feb
10
197/a Jan
3
36% Apr
7
48 %
May
1
67% Dec
5
55% Feb
7
317/, Nov
2
48 V2 Jan
6
35
Jan
3
79% Mar 30
78
Jan
3
80
A
29
Dec
29
28 % Jan
69
Sep
22
§7
3
Jan
11
*51%
11% Jan
13
5'/8 Jan
3
20% Jan
18
9'% May
1
14
8% Oct
31
13% Jan
4
8% Jan
3
41 Vb Jan
9
6
23% Jan
3
39'/4 Jan
3
50
Jun
11
Jun
12
63% Jan
4
38% Feb
17
76 % Jan
4
104
66
66% Dec
6
48
30
Jan
52
25%
25 Va
Jan
3
Mar 16
Jan
110
53%
537/8
53%
53%
x52%
53
52 %
531%
51
52%
43 Va
42%
42%
43%
44%
44%
45%
43%
44'%
62 %
64%
38 Vt
38%
x61%
29
Co
61%
60 Vb
61%,
'57%
38%
37%
37%
56
5 6'/a
55%
56
*278
300
*275
295
.
,
X98.„_ v98%
98 Vs
..
■19 %
125%
*278
"0^22%
83%
26%
267/a
82%
34
Brass
*
Bristol-Myers Co
3% % preferred
Brooklyn
106'/a Jan
10
19 1
68
Jan
30
30
44
Jan
17
91% May 31
74% Mar
8
Brown
Dec
7
35
Jan
5
45% May 25
12% Dec
7
24'A Jan
4
13% Jan
3
25
13% Dec
6
13% May
3
Jun
6
86
Sep
15
80% Jan
9
26% Jun
2
24
Jan
18
29
80
10% Oct
26
30% Nov
7
14 % Apr
29
16% Dec
2
72% Dec
9
27% Jan
17% Jan
6
4
Jan
May
17% Jan
Budd
19
85% Jun
8
$5
Shoe
Co
Co
Bullard
Jan
78% May
26 % Dec
21
Co
6
5
20% May 27
7% Oct 24
300
1 Va
1%
19,000
*38%
38%
37%
38'%
37'A
371%
37%
38 Vb
1,100
47
_
,
,40c
:
46
8
5
46%
37% Jan
13
3% Oct
31
127% Dec
6
9% May 13
45
19
.);
80
Mar
Mar
"Feb
J
1
...
42V2
43%
_„
26
7.50
62
12%
~
.
50
•
20% Oct
55
For
California
Callahan
5
Calumet
11 % Apr
4
183/« Jan
12
20
7
92
Dec
14
773/4 Jan
12
9
24% Dec
8
21 V» Jan
4
43% Mar 14
32% Mar 22
28
May 26
footnotes,
Terminal
6
87
49
Sep 12
Apr 29
45% Dec
21
27% Apr 18
61% Aug 22
see page 2ft
119
May
28% Apr
Campbell
9
4
Canada
83% Jan
25
90 Vb Jun
6
$4.25
44
19
49% Mar
3
Canada
44
Jan
Jan
21V4 Jan
59
Jan
3
3
4
51V* Mar
Canadian
27% May 22
Canadian
83
Apr
3
^Cannon
42%
42%
46%
45%
25
21%
21%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
26%
28
61 1/4
62
61%
61%
41'%
41%
41%
*78'%
81%
*78'%
80'%
45
x43'%
72
73
72%
'
60
1,700
,
597/B
10,600
40%
411/4
11,700
*78%
80
43'%
,
44
43%.
43%
73%
.,
;
59%
41%
79'%
74%
74%
:"
*5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
10%
10%
10%
*10 %
12%
12%
12 %
37%
39
48%
48 34
37 Va
'
58
38
49%
'
85
83%
*84 %
'87
35%
36
>108%
37 %
•
11
58
58
5 8 Vi
83
*
47%
10 Va
483/4
103/4
♦57%
15,500
.
-
x
82%
83 V2
82%
87 %
*84'%
87%
♦84%
4,600
87%
35%
35%
35%
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83
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1,600
13,500
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_
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21%
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4,100
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Mills Co
42%
43%
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Red Lake
Pacific
431%
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9
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conv
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25
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Campbell Soup Co,
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23%
8
21%
9
36
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preference—
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&
24%
1
25
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.
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9
23 7
49
-37%
32%
6 3/4 May
24%
451%
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5
22 »/s Jun
23%
217%
.
83
1
,,100
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57% Jun
24%
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'
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3
26'%
44%
57%
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3
38%
26
62%
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3
27
4
37%
26%
41 %
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4Vb Jan
38%
26 Vs
62%
•
25
T1
37%
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3
13% Jan
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26%
'
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38% Jan
62%:
38%
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25
5%
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27%
18
62'% •
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44%
.
45%' ,.46%
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84
26% Jan
61»%
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72%
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4,700
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21%
81%.
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900
15 Vi
76%
25
•
3.50
A
14%
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41%
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series
15 %
76%
26%
25
62%
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43%
26%
5
12,200
43%
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46
42 %
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22
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15
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25
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39
43%
5
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'
100
43% Nov 28
7% Jan
6
63%
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•
23%
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76%
25%
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15
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24%
—
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100
18% Oct
26
*
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second
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144'%
26%
preferred
Byers
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391%
4 %%
28
447%
144'%
3 8'A
3Va %
Mar 10
437%
26%
19
Feb
46%
45'%
157/a
x60%
Apr
25
47
44%
76%
86
13
46
2.50
__
:
143 %
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38%
45%
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38
-
144 Va
44%
144
70 % Mar 28
3
17,800
1%
37
8
59%
1%
26
8% Jan
6,500
1%
26
20% May
;
13%
1 Va
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1
59
12'/a
1%
Jan
4
131%
1 Va
81
Sep
13%
Vs
82
Jan
13%
94
48%
1
Feb
28
13%
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1 %
2 pesos
68
16
94
511/4
73% Jan
38 y4 Mar 20
*921/2
94
7,600
47%
76% May 13
67'A Sep 15
2
,14,000
63%
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common,:
Burlington Industries
4"o:
preferred
40% Jun
1,600
631/4
63
48%
Corp,
Bulova
12
17%
61
51%
common
21% Mar 28
% Sep
17%
64
59%
preferred,
22% May 10
6
18'%
%
t
15% Jan
78% Mar
635/8
18 Va
62%
48
23
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63 Va
18%
63%
51%
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16% Jan
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100
51%
—
31
1
50
34
50%
_5
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Jun
-22,000
*33
61
common:
Forge
46
24% ..25%
34
59%
preferred,
Buffalo
19% May 17
Jan
,
'
'
48%
common.., —5
24
4
137/s
63%
83
•261/2
*51%
Club
36% Aug
9
23% Aug 25
Jan
*92%
34
121.%..
15,900
51'%
Corp,—
35% May 23
11% Jan
62
26
*33
4,000
v
61%
Pipe Line Co_r
Bucyrus-Erie Co
9
62%
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360
i.
51 Va
Union Gas common,.—10
Brunswick
13%
116%
-
.
19%
51%
Buckeye
-
14 %
26%
*177/8
94
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83
98%
19
60%
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preferred
50
94
82 %
26%
*33
981/4
115%. "119 1%
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83
51
common..
12
38% Dec
19%
62%
—
Stratton
86 V4 Mar 14
76% Aug
,981%
19%
4,100
2,000
285
51%
Inc.—,
39% Apr
1
98 Va
19%
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51
100
3
4
98%
64
63%
-
51%
__
convertible
29 V* Aug
64%
-
,
3D,500
■*
50%
Maine RR common.No par
Airways
'44% Dec
63%
900
121%
27
V
% *278
19%
83%
26
:
.
33
300
119%
19%
125
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preferred
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:
61%
_
&
28
7,000
-
597/b
38
57%
800
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.
common- ___1
Inc
Co
11
Apr
,
38 Va
137/s
Stores
11
112
61
1
60%
1
_
301/4 Jan
Aug 25
6 0V2
3,800
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1
Briggs
21
100
500
25
1,800
1
78'A Jan
84% Jun
24%
2,800
Corp
Manufacturing
'
30
25%
52%
56%
Inc,,:
64 'A Jan
Aug 30
31% Dec
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16%
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'
82
Mar 22
60%
i
61
18%
12
60% Apr
60
•
207/a
63%
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Food
4 '/2%
51
51 %
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16%
.
_
Bridgeport
3,000
51
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10
207/a
18
&
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15
11
12% Jan
48
29
38%
Mfg Co
5%
1
3
Jan
12
31
28%
29 Va
167/a
61%
preferred
&
30
307/a
230
21%
18%
Inc
Edison
Boston
May 18
14% May 15
40 •% May 11
5% Dec
25
6% Mar 22
1,900
34%
63
Inc
Borg-Warner
Borman
35%
13,000
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63%
Book-of-the-Month
Boston
35
•
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35%
36
51%
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18%
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7
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84
52
60
62%
Inc
Aluminum
Borden
97»/4
84
51%
25%
10
Bohn
May 19
30'%
97
84%
58
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Brooks
2
22
38 Va Nov
(E
49% Jun
Dec
28
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'
30
•
.
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1
52
1
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Laughlin
76 »/4 Mar
9% Dec
30% Oct
'
84%
17%
1
Bond
.
68% Apr 14
43% Mar 29
15
5
98
50
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&
&
25,000
38%
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5
76% Dec
10
97
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16
_100
pfd series of 1951___
Bobbie
17
21
18 Va Aug
30%
5%
43%
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Bigelow-Sanford
13
8
19% Feb
•-
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s
52
100
Gypsum
49% Mar 25
40% Feb
30
97
•
21%
Steel Corp common.
preferred,—
I
1%
82
4
16 'A
17
Bethlehem
May 15
5%
42 7/8
15%
44%*
207/a
Inc
Co
5%
36,100
58
CorpJ.
Consolidated
&
168,600
'
24%.
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•
16
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23,600
-
'
43%
.
1,100
100
38%
Corp
18
16
5%-
44%
16%,
'
19'/4
26
'
59
preferred
5%
26
16'/a Jan
*23 Va
5%
45%
common-No par
Beneficial Finance
69 »/4 Oct
42% Jun
5'/8
■
*181/2
26
17%
pfd_____100
Savers
11,600
34%
191/4
*2338
21
50
Co
1,500
17%
100
_
"
2 81/2
28%
*181/2
-
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preferred
1% Jan
148
Life
351/4 Sep
.
■
35
*51
•:
60
2.50
Corp
Howell
&
4%%
May 18
3
29%
30,900
•
21
1
preferred
Bell Intercontinental
5
24
33 '/a Jan
28%
12.50
RR
Beech-Nut
Jan
13
'28%
890
3%
137/a
17%
Belding-Heminway
2
#6y4Oct
387/b Jan
83%
.
3%
•137/a
21%
No par
4%%
(A S)
Aircraft
Creek
May 17
45
1
82
"
3%
13%
-
17%
Inc
Inc__
Jun
697/8 May 25
32% Feb
30% Nov
82%
3%
: 13%
■
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2,600
38,500
,*21 '/a
Instruments Inc_______,1
Beck Shoe
,84% Mar 20
37% Jan
32% Mar 31
53%
42%
'
34V8
'
Dec
42
52%
"
Mills
Beaunit
25
Jun
•■'5-:
42%
54'/8
"
10
_
common
prior
preferred
3
83
7
14
'
12,000
V~
851/a
1
_
,
Co
conv
5
145% May
*83%
10
_
,
Inc
Foods
3% %
May 15
21V4 Apr
;
3
'
81
31
52 %
60
"
•
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1
,
Laboratories
4
42% Apr
21
Apr
19% Nov
31% Dec
16
511/2 Jan
2
85
34%
30
25
Inc
33 Va Apr
■V./"■
44,900
40% '*•
18%
36
52%
24%
Corp
Lomb
&
5
Jan
52
10
7
103% Sep
461/4
24
*83%.
30 Va
30 Vo
,1
_
Jan
97
Aug 29
9
25% Jun
3
15 Va Sep
62 % Jan
'V
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30 Va
36 %
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Corp
57V'4 Jun
183
35 Va
257/8
■:«*' lOVs
10
47
42
'•
97
85%
100
i____
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Corp,
56% Dec
275
31%
84 %
25%
10 '/8 '
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16%
98%
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10,100
81%
82%
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45
.
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390
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69
18%
5 Va
:
.
x31
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—_
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34 Va Mar
Dec. -1
,
16% jv:
5%
preferred_100
stamped
Aroostook
Products
39% May
249
16%
common,,___100
non-cumulative
Bangor &
16 Va Oct
25% Jan
Mar 21
46
,100
i___—_
Preferred
29% May 18
9
1
37
5%
B^_„_ 100
67%
■:
44%
44%
com__No par
series
1,200
3,300
•
201/2
.
,13
Corp,,
-109
24
34%
..
1
_
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/••
3%
28
•
23%
46%
•
109
26
'10
-
137/8
18%
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21%
44%
10,000
80
85
81%
■V
'
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17
14
Gas
85'/2
831%
18%-
,
9
_
preferred
Baltimore
19
27
Jun
Inc
Wilcox
preferred series C
4%
Dec
18
5c
3,500
44% '
46
54%
28 Va
,
44%
-
■
.
70
25%
<
'
42
28
19'%
20%
2,300
•
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54
28%
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Jan
881/2 May
14% Nov
49
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&
Babcock
46%
41%
28%
35%
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
100
52% May 18
51
9
"
26
1
:
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26
c
•
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10'/8
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1
S
79
'
109
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26%
54%.
3%
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•
45%
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41 1/2
...
13%
19%
33 'A May 22
3
88
-
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.
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27%-'
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79
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3%
—1
100
23% ,,23%
27%
271%
27%
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V
10
85
13%
'.
Electronics
.
3%
Co of Amer_2.50
Canteen
'
41 1/2
84
v 25%
,
461/8-
13%
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17Va May 22
12
43% Jan
7% Mar 29
pref
85
V
53%
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29 ""
24
'
26%
<10 Va ' v
45%
41%;
.
($1.20) —No par.
common
prior
Corp
Avnet
8
52% Apr
4
Jan
80
«jan
12
68% May
3*
16
4% Aug
27% Oct
Conv
85%
>51%.
311/2
•
10
v
..
——1
Industries
Nichols
Austin
*83%
1
25%.
'
10%
46%
41
'
'
"*
69%
,.—20
common——,
Chemical
13
20% Jan
24 % Jan
Mar 11
31
Atlas
Jun
1
May 10
common...
26%.
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No par
preferred—T—;
31
12% Aug
20% Oct
Corp
RR.
-^.10
B preferred,—100
series
$3.75
5
13% Dec
Line
10
31
.
27%
45
i
45 %
V
24
,
_
..
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27%
-
791/4
69%
25%
...
preferred—10
Atlantic
47% May 15
Dec
3
Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
non-cumulative
5%
9% Jan
35% Jan
38 Va Aug
1
79 y2 Jan
21% Jan
5
10'A Aug 29
230
3,800
*
.«
20 % Sep
8,400
"
107
68%
43%
36,900
'
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79%
45 Vs
45%
...
107
100
241/4
r 27%'
28
45»/a
.78% v79%
Co—10
Investment
Associates
com__1
82
16%
31
31%
•
597/a
82
16%
24%
50
59%
43%
24
32'A
;
24
.
x48%
,
2,900
'
*16 Vb
'
1st
5.25%
Shares
39%
,
$1.50
16
49%
No par
Goods
June
391/4
Refining common__l
Dry
the Week
Friday
June 15
38%
Corp
preferred
Associated
Sales for
Thursday
49 Vs
Corp__
Industries
Ashland
21
75-
Equipment
Arvin
6
-
39
common—1
Co
Constable
PRICES
49%
_
Co
Rubber
Armstrong
13% Mar 16
11
(Del)
SALE
•••
38%
_
Cork
HIGH
June 14
48%
_
Corp
Co
&
AND
Wednesday
June 13
5
_
preferred.
$3.75
83% Feb 23
37% Jan
23%
1
56'A Jan
100
30
25% Aug 22
,
July 25
29'A Jun
37% Jan
Tuesday
(
June «2
——No par
Corp—
77'/a Jan
42% Feb
57
Monday
Par
Archer-Danieis-Midland
23 "A July 26
30% Sep
LOW
,
r
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
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48'%
<■ 25*
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487%
'
25Y8
72%
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25 Vs -251/4
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Volume
193
Number
6065
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2679)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK. RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
.
Lowest
39% Oct
Lowest
Highest
49% Jan
5
4
44% Jan
NEW
60 % May
4
Carborundum
5
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
10% Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
Carlisle
88 % Jan
12
Aug 18
91 % Jan
6
99 Va
5
Carolina
23
Feb
43 Va Jan
3
39% Jan
3
.52 % Mar 30
Carpenter
6
32 Vb Jan
3
49
Carrier
40 % Jan
10
43 Va July 15
25
243/4 Oct
10
29 % Feb
23
40% Sep
26
78 % Jan
5
22 Va Jan
27
5
71% Dec
114% Jan
22
7 Vb Feb
26
19
34 Va Jan
3
3% Jan
3
30 Vb Feb
6
1
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
15
31% Feb
21
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
19% Jun
14
25% Jan
15
22% Jan
3
28 y2 Jun
July 22
17
Jun
29
19
21
Oct
12
Jan
46% Dec
30
75
20
Sep
19% Mar
18% Jan
3
Mar
80% Aug 17
59
Mar
23
27% Jan
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
38 V4 Jan
92% Jan
3
29
57 y2 Jan
Jan
24
May 17
Central
5%
May 24
Illinois
12
26
Feb
Central
RR
47
Central
&
Central
26
42% Jun
15
38
Jan
24i
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
13% Sep
14
9% Jan
9
22% Mar 29
Oct
11
July 25
Jan
42
24
6
•21% Dec
70% Jan
11
21
Dec
24
42% Jan
5
-•
May 11
64% Jun
Certain-teed
1
46 y4 May 31
4
Jan
26% Jan
4
34% Apr
8
94 % Aug
19
90
Jan
9
48 % Aug 25
22% Nov 28
41
Jan
10
50% Apr
4
21% Jan
4
32 y4 Jun
15
26% May
41% Dec
3
20
93
38% Mar 15
Dec
6
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
24
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
59% May
4
17% Oct
3
14
6% Nov
30
14% Mar 24
30% Dec
13
43 % Jan
54% Oct
26
7% Jan
4
32
Jan
69% Jan
6
Aug
6% Dec
5
99 %. Apr
13
29
17
Jan
18
16y4 Dec
14
34 y4 Jan
21
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
21% Feb
35% Dec
30
40 y» Apr
7
35
94
23
13 y4 Oct
24
50 y4 Nov
15
26
May
19% Jan
31
14
13% Jan
52
Mar 30
Feb
62
5%
Chic
27
5%
28
Cllic '&
Feb
27
5%
Jan
4
23% Jan
38
•l,29%
Jan*'
4
28
Jan
38 y4 Mar 21
29% Jan
5
20
Jan
26
Mar 22
Jan
8
15
Jan
26
Mar 20
Sep 20
20
Dec
30
15
Oct
12
32
10% Oct
St Paul
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
48
17
30% Feb
8
Aug 24
37% Jan
10
6
82% Jan
3
July 19
98% Feb
7
Full
O'Nuts
Cincinnati
Gas
21
37% Jan
3
49
% Feb
17
29
65% Jan
3
85
Apr
4
39% Jun
1
53 Vb Dec
23
50% Jan
6
58 %
May 17
16% Nov
3
24% Jan
4
20% Feb
27% Jun
13
36 % May
10
13
32 % Apr
26
City
Products
15% Apr 14
41% Mar 30
City
Stores
18
Aug 25
41% May 19
12
Feb
16
33
Jan
16
&
Cities Service
5
21
Jan
3
29% Jun
44 Va
5
40% Jan
3
51 % Mar 2C
47% Jan
18
.59%
Cleveland
90 Vb Jan
11
99
5
62
56 Vb Dec
32
42
Sep
Feb
17
.
23
61
16
98% Mar 17
Apr
35% Apr
30
53% Feb
8
56 VB Jan
11
72 % July
33
Jun
Jan
Jun
61
5
12
$4.50
Mar 21
65%
66%
20
20
•
;
64% Dec
9
14
19 % Nov
Clevite
42%
15
40%
42
X40%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41%
60%
39
1
59%
59%
61%
62%
64%
59%
42 %
63%
43%
43%
44
57%
43%
44
43%
44
42 %
6 Va
6%
52%
32%
6
6 Va
♦52%
.
52%
32%
32%
93%
92%
ClUett
7
Apr
10
138% Mar
7
28
77% Jan
4
95 % Feb
17
Coca-Cola
21% Jan
4
30
5
Coca-Cola
133
Jun
1%
43
41%
43
30%
30
26% Nov
1
71 % Jan
6
7-
30% Jan
47
26
74
Jan
6
23
Jan
20
34
Jun
16
35% Jan
4
14 % Jan
3
43
-
3
Jun
3
5
78
21% Oct
5
30 Va Jan
41% Oct
24
13% Dec
5
42% Dec
30
76
July
•
50% Aug 16
Jan
5
Jun
77
Mar
40% Jun
~1
23 Va
Colorado
May 17
47% Apr 26
5%%
&
5%
43%
8,100
6
25,300
53
53%
1,000
32%
31%
32%
14,200
93%'
*92%
93 Va
*92%
41%
93%
41 %
42%,
41%
41%
31%
16,300
31%
32
31%
31%
54,000
%
52%'
51%
52%
51
51%
21%
22%
21%
21%
20
21 Vo
29
19%
20
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
9 Vb
8%
10
9%
9
39%
39
61%
9%
'
*97
9
9
39
61
107
'
39%
9
50
51%
18,600
3,200
16,400
9
3,400
39%
38%
39%
38
38
61
62
2,000
61%
61%
61
61%
*97
61%
107
107
9,500
^
*97
107
*97
107
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
16%
16 Va
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
26 Va
*16 Va
26%
x26%
17%
80
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
*36%
26%
37%
x35%
26%
36%
35%
35%
3,100
*35%
36
35
35
14
14
14
14%
*54
54%
17%
18
17%
18%
31
30%
31
Va
53%
17%
*8
14%
54%
17%
55
14 Va
54%
14%
♦54 %
8%
30%
32
8
32%
33m
par
22%
23%
par
18%
'
19
*
■
'
i./v,
31 %
31
31%
32
32 %'
32%
32 Vo
22%
23%
23 %
*18%
•
19%
19%
32%
'
17%
*17
17%
17%
*17
27%
27%
27
27%
43%
42%
44
42%
43%
44%
45
x84
44%
85
*98%
84
32%
12,700
22%
23%
16,600
*20%
21%
2 90
17%
300
26%
27%
25%
26%
21,400
43%
44%
43
43%
45,200
44%
3.600
44%
*85 %
44%
44%
86
85%
'
100 Va
*98%
100%;
3,600
17
85
84%
32%
900
2,200
17%
44% ,* 45
44%
85%
*98%
100%
VT
23%
21
17%
44 Va
33
23
20
28
10,400
18%
30%
*17%
30
19%
*17
500
14%
23%
•
900
53%
'
18%
18%
8%
*99
85%
400
'
100%
*99
100%
lo
44%
44%
43%
par
78%
79 V*
78
53%
54
53%.
53%
53%
53
53%J
53
30
31
29
29%
28% : 30%
29%
31%
29%
30%
par
29%
30
27%
8,700
29%
28
29%
29%
30%
29%
5
30%
12%
12%
12%
7,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
43%
42%
43%
•
77%
79%
41%
:J
78
76
53%
42%
'
41%
76
77%
:
■
41%
76%
10,000
53%
10,200
2,400
1,400
36
36%
35%
36 Va
36%
36%
34%
36
34%
35 Vb
1
28%
29%
28 Va
4,700
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
——1
7%
46%
46% V
46 V*
46'A
38,800
45%
46%
45%
45%
44
60
61
60'A
,60%
60
60%
59
59%
95%
60%
95 '
60%
95
95
94%
95'A
95
95
94
95%
780
58 Vb
'58%
*58%
59%
58%
59%
400
*34%
35 V4
35%
*34%
35%
10
68 Va
68%
10,300
66
66%
3,000
par
50
58%
58%
*58%
59%
stock—50
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
1
68%
69
68%
No par
66%
66%
66
—_100
69
-
No
Corp
1
par
69%
69
66 Va
67
66%
66%
*135 Va
139
69%
91
87%
89%
87%
89%
29%
28%
28%
28 Va
29 Va
89 %
•
,
44%
1
common
*135%
66%
139
x28
*1500
.
35%
69%
139
*137
No par
*1500
44%
77
44
*1500
44%
.
—
—
*135%
139
'
1,800
7,300
.
*135%
139
88%
87 V*
89
27 %
28%
27 %
27%
8,500
42%
26,100
20,600
*1500
44
43%
45
88
,
*1500
•
Va
42%
43%
41%
-
No
par
77
76%
*75%
76
75%
75%
No
par
38%
38%
38
39%
39%
40%
40%
40%
39
40 Va
23,800
——1
36%
38
36%
36%
36'A
37'A
35%
36%
34
35'A
28,200
%
19
19,700
*46%
47
100
Corp
Co
Fuel
6%
53
30
x27%
No
gtd
T
Aikman
Radio
69,800
51%
61
1—100
preferred
&
59%
.
2,800
41%
k
*
$3.50
Collins
14,000
30%
*97
com_8.50
com
Internat'l
Collins
1,400
40%
19,900
32
'32%
—25c
4%
Colgate-Palmolive Co
6
15%
22%
9
5
—
Co___
14
28%
53%
100
Bottling Co of N YT
50% Mar 17
42%
53
*92%
30%
39%
500
40%
52%
No par
preferred.
Coca-Cola
41 Va Jan
•
27%
29%'
50
Co
1,200
*14%
22
com—10
Co
Peabody & Co
Dec
6
53
32%
92%
42%
29%
1
^
j
'
6%
6
53
•-
4,900
'
32%
*92
1
-1.25
Corporation
74
Nov
20%
28%
No
RR
70% May 23
26% Aug 24
10
*19%
15
1
Pitts
&
137
12
48% Feb
3,900
28%
5
guaranteed
,80%
126 Va Feb
65%
42%
10
4
16
130
64%
28%
14%
1
23
Feb
93%
42%
No
Iron
Jan
61
42
93
14%
'
48 % Mar
67 Va
20
40%
'
281
1
36% Mar
'
95
42
_-
47% Feb
5
43
94
15
Electric Hum common__15
Special
42%
«:
31%
_—10
preferred
Cleveland
72
31%
28%
1
10
2
*68
32
700
700
4,600
45
72
►31%
42%
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
94
*42
►68
32
14%
Electric
Corp
23% Jan
7
45
72
32
28
Co—
5
23
►42
*68
42%
52%
14,100
19%
31%
15%
Clark Equipment Co
Cletrac Corp__—
1
Apr
29
28%
Corp
Co
14 Va May
Jun
28%
45
,
43 %
Co
City Investing
12
29
28 %
28
—100
T Financial
36 Va Dec
Aug
31% :
42%
preferred—Cincinnati Milling Machine
Va Dec
28
30
2,300
28%
31%
1
60
*
26%
i.
*15%
preferred
68 % Dec
July 14
26
67
4%%
9
14 Va
*19
27
20
Chrysler Corp_
27 % Oct
19 %
►26%
25
29
I
28
►19
20
A
Nov
C
28%
19%
♦42
,
113,100
83
26%
68%
Pac
&
series
preferred
4%
V
72
—100
North 'Westei-h com__No par
11
28
...
28%
20
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
■{
*70
series A non-cum pfd
Chock
49% Mar
72
-
26%
30%
*70
'
19
;
19
67
Tool
:
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab-—
No
Mar 23
28%
28%
28%
20
!
20% May 15
89
81%
82%
68 %
1
31% Apr
102% Feb
82 y4
45
—40
12
87% Sep
82
100
39%
129%
*42
:_—1
23
101
38%
*128y4
82%
83
45
32
5,800
46,700
95
40y4
129%
19%
__—
12% Jan
'■ 39
95
38y4
♦128 »/4
67%
,
21% Jan
4
94%
94%
560
'
4%
38
40 V4
*42
31%
82
4%
37%
129%'
26%
30 »:
81%
4%
37%
39
96
:
4
2
30%
17,500
♦128%
43%
Cerp
-
30
78% Jan
19
10
26% Dec
26% July 25
29%
28%
*26
10
39%
95
Inc___
15 y4 Jan
94 Va Feb
26%
'95%
*94%
100
7,400
9%
f
82
4y4,
130
56
128% r
43
Chicago Pneumatic
45% May IV
19
81%
12,200
46
30%
55
ioy8
36%
96%
Corp—i
4
41 %
28%
19
26%
>•:<
.
3,000
'
57
97/B
170
2,300
■-
.
45 y8
45'/a
No par
No par
18
Apr
28
95%'
44%
*30y8
Corp——2.50
17% Nov
38
82%
►
y4
46
30%
56
<
37%
44
Corp—
Corp
Milw
Feb
19% Feb
:, 36%
22
827/a
82
,38
-
•
4%..'
36
45
98
1
preferred
13% Jan
95y4
128ya
•
83
4%
^
96%
A
4
."
i
39%
128%
82
4%
38
44
Chicago Great Western Ry
37% May 26
18% Feb 27
5
37 %
38%
convertible
Class
4%
.
•
128%
-
preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
18
95%
84
97%
Oil & Refining Co„
Motors
3 % %
9y8 Mar 24
3
Mar 20
.
82
4%
39%
*94%
-
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
11
•
-ioy4i,
44%
:
Vought
Checker
18
67% Jan
100% Apr
' 56%-"
9%
*96%
Co
Gotham
Chemetron
6
24
7% Jan
Chance
10% Mar 22
40 y2 Jun
4%
37%
Champion Paper & Fibre com_No par
$4.50 preferredt
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
—1%
Champlin
9
3
24
16
.
9
3
59% Jan
Jan
6
27% Mar 20
30% Jun
97
6
69% Feb
23% Jan
6
20% Dec
26% Jan
2
13% Dec
V'
Jun
56%
10%
50
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
4
57 y2
*44
J
Chain Belt Co
Mar 17
57
4
Jan
34 y4 Mar
—100
Corp
Cessna
7% May 10
5
44%
9%
83%
46
*45%
•
30%
4,800
55
45%
*97
*30%
46
-
54%
46 y4
,-i—_5
3
14
'
56 %
Service—10
Public
South West
Cerro
17 y4 May 13
88
B
Century Industries Co
j
<
——100
of N
Co
44% May 17
50
6
com__No par
Ry
preferred--
3% Jan
18
Oct
3 %
40
17
4%%
31 y4 Mar
7
May 11
40% Apr
5 % Jan
24
Jan
20 V2 Jan
23
Oct
26
31
82%
—1
Soya Co
29 % Jan
•»'/
5
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Illinois
Light com—No par
19 y2 Jun
6
•
-—20
preferred series
Central
.
<
.
.' 10%
10
L_—1
Co
Co-
Georgia
Central
28% May 23
27
of
Central
28
"
Foundry
69
19% Oct
July 18
*29%
--100
Sugar
May 15
97% Apr
7
4
9
*45%
v
59
J
Aquirre
18
24
27
Dec
*
30%
30y4
57 %
preferred series A_100
47
88% Jan
59
45%
45%
30%
—1
—100
preferred
Central
19'v
34
3.
Jan
42% Jan
:
45ya
*30%
45%
L:—1
preferred--
conv
Central
73
7
Aug 17
Dec
44%
55 >/4
45%
56
46
1
15%
97%
55%,
55'/a
Co common—____-.12.50
2nd
•-5%
5
3,500
43
Celotex Corp common.
<
5;
48
6
28
30
34 V4 Jun
3<
38
59
8
32% Jan
*8
24% Jun
22
24 % Jan
15%
15%
96%
,
45%
preferred—
4%%
10
35 y8 Jan
20 y«
17
3
97
45%
.
May 23
3,900
15 y8
97
46 y4
V- 7%
*
15%.
98%
55%
14
22
8;
30
42%
26
'9
58
29%
55%
40% Jun
21
58
30
45%
128% Apr
85% Apr
121% Sep
58%
29%
45
6
31% Jan
17
30
(J I)
a'7%*
7
58%
30%
15%
56
Corp
Shares
59
30%
46%
Ino—L.
the Week
15%
55%'
■
Friday
June 16
30%
44%
,
Sales for
Thursday
59%
46%
3
25
39% Jun
97
98
PRICES
June 15
5
par
11
Oct
89
15%
SALE
58 %
——__10
Jan
21
114% Jun
71 % Dec
No
i
307/e
HIGH
June 14
.
Case
Mar 20
99
*98
58%
'
1__50
General
&
16
115% Jan
Feb
94 % Sep '
5
Light
Co—
common.
Products
31
15%
6%% 2nd preferred
!
i
7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
U; 4.20%
preferred
,J.
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
Sep
88
8
Carter
30%
par
Jan
r
24
'
&
Steel
59%
Ry_100
preferred
Carriers
,13% Apr
3
90% May 31
4
Power
Ohio
&
58%
AND
Wednesday
June 18
10
Co
No
Corp
4Va%
Apr: 28
30% May 3
61% Apr
6
1
72% Jan
19
30
3'/a Nov
;
Carolina
9
May 19
47 %
3
8% Jan
;
Jan
46 Va Feb
4
7% Dec
57% May
Mfg
Clinchfield
4
Tuesday
June 13
5
Corp
19
Monday
<
'
<
Co
(Philip)
44% Sep
July 22-
39% Nov
Apr
Carey
58% Jan
28
35
27 yB
Mar 13
41% Jan
1
38% Sep
98
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Iron
,
*75%
5
19%
50
*46%
48
*46 %
48
*46
pfd.—_100
*50%
53%
*52%
53%
*50%
common
preferred series B_
19 Vb
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
47%
47
*75
47
18
76
"
60
Colorado & Southern Ry—
Feb
24
50
.
Jan
51 % Apr
13
54% Feb
28
34
Dec
7
45 % Jun
14
35% Jan
4
Columbia
Broadcasting
21
23% Dec
30
23 % Jan
3
42% Apr
27 Vb Apr
19
18% Jun
13
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
57
18
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
Jun
2
71% Nov
28
60
39 Vb Feb
67
34% Mar 21
12
Jan
5
74 Va
9
52 Va Jan
6
24
50% Jan
11
62% Apr 14
64% May 22
56
3
19% Oct
21% Jan
Dec
53% Oct
43 Va July 27
31
noncumulative
4%
May 25
$4.25
1st
System_2.50
preferred
4
23 V* Jan
13
35 % May 26
Combustion
Engineering
4l
Jun
16
Credit
20
21% Jan
9
47% May 16
34% May 31
Commercial
25 Va Jun
Commercial
56 % Mar
8
69 Va Dec
15
68 Vb Jan
3
86
Commonwealth
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
Jun
2
13
8% Feb
28 % Jan
.
—..
——
101
Aug 19
97% Jan
6
101% Feb
8
110% Aug 30
108% Jan
4
111% Apr
18
14 Va Jan
11
16
30 Va Sep
1
3
14% Dec
29
12% Jun
11% Dec
1
17% Jan
18
12
7% Jun
6
12 Va Jan
12
23
May 26
40 Va Dec
2
59
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
96 % Jan
13
103 % Dec
30
42 % Feb
24 V4 May
19% Mar 29
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
3
13
37
Jan
31
Jan
60% Jun
27
36 Vb Apr
7
2
37% Jun
13
May 17
23 % Jan
6
20% Jan
42 % May 18
51% Dec
22
50% Jan
20
27
Oct
9
86% May 10
105% Apr
3
(
46% Jan
5
42 Va Dec
May 11
55 % May
3
66% Jan
101
2
May
4
7% Jan
17
26
May 26
44
,
preferred
5.25%
27.
27%
27
27 Va
73
*72 Va
73%
72%
72%
58%
58 Va
59
58%
60
59%
60%
58%
59%
6,500
Elec—5
58%
60 %
60%
61
60
60 Va
59
59%
58
59%
2,700
33%
32%
31
32
1
33%
33%
32 Va..
42 Vb
43
42%
43%
42%
1
33%
34%
32%
33%
32 %
com—_25
84%
85%
84
85 Va
83%
_.
1
Co
L—100
99%
^—100
109 %
1
L
19%
—
of N
Y
5
25 V4 Jun
12
Consolidated
Laundries
3
61% Apr
11
Consolidated
Natural
Foods
Corp
26%
27
27%
32%
.
41%
423/4
30%
31%
30,500
84%
83%
84%
80 Va
83%
7,300
99%
109%
109%
109%
19%
19 Va
19%
99%
*99 %
*109
18%
99%
99%
99 Va
109 %
109%
109 Va
19%
18%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,700
10%
10%
11
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
12,000
48 3/4
5,600
1
x51
No par
81%
103
50
52%
51%
81 VB
81%
81 Vb
103%
103 Va
103%
5
41%
42 %
41 %
—1.33V3
37%
38%
5
25%
_lo
55%
Corp
Gas
48%
82%
103%
50%
81%
104
.
49%
49%
47%
80 Va
80%
78%
80%
103%
103 %
103%
1,600
25,200
43
44
44
44%
42 Va
43 %
X37%
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
6,100
25 %
25%
25 %
24%
25 Vb
24%
25%
25%
3,000
56
55%
55%
55
55
Va
55%
55%
56
9,100
37%
38
14,600
4
29% Jan
39% May 17
Consolidation
38%
37%
37%
37%
12
61% Jan
4
72% Jun
7
Consumers Power
No par
70%
71%
70%
71 %
70%
71
71
71%
92% Jan
4
97 % May
9
$4.50
preferred
No par
93%
94%
94%
94%
93%
94%
94%
94%
87 % Jan
4
96% Aug 22
96% Aug 25
Jan
13
98
Feb
7
$4.52
preferred
No par
*96%
98
97%
97%
*97
98
98
98
81 % Jan
6
88
30
90
Mar
9
$4.16
preferred
No par
85%
86
87
*86
87
*86
87
20Vb Sep
19
27%
28 Vb
83
Jan
14
93 %
95
*25
55%
38
63 % Dec
5
85% Jan
29 Va Jan
5
23% Jan
3
94
Oct
7
90 Va Jan
11
9% Jun
16
Dec
30
37% Jun
28
49
100 Va Jun
16
107
31% Dec
2
47% Jan
75 V2 Jan
4
83 %
Aug 22
44% Jan
103
29% Feb
95
12 Vb
58
6
Feb
Continental
Air
Mar
3
Continental
Baking Co
5
4
34% Jan
3
44
May 23
77% Jan
6
85% Jun
12 Vb May
May 16
7% Dec
2
7% Jan
3
Dec
6
22 Va Jan
27
19Vb Feb
17
59% Dec
21
54% Jan
4
67
11% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
11 Va May
57% Dec
22
53% Jan
6
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
3
40
Jun
1
31
Sep
20
For
14% Jan
footnotes,
20
see page
28.
15
Inc
Can
Inc
preferred
Continental
1.25
10 VB
common
54%
27%
10
41%
x84
x54
93/4
53
'
*104
10
533A
105
87
26
*93%
9%
53%
104
26%
95
9%
53%
84%
84 %
85
85
85
85%
85%
84%
85%
10%
8
Continental
Motors
1
10%
11%
28
Continental
Oil
5
56
57%
May 17
Continental
Steel
7
57%
58
200
52,500
6,500
130
41
60%
30
18,100
33,000
40%
5
8,900
104
41%
11%
Delaware
10%
54
1Q5
200
*86
41
20%
Corp
94
98%
41%
10%
of
9%
52%
►104
27%
94
790
*97%
41%
60 %
preferred
54%
104 Va
26%
95
71%
94
42
*20%
Copper & Steel com__2
convertible
-
xl04 %
27%
71%
94
41%
25
$5
27%
*93%
38
•
42
Insurance
5
28
10%
10
105 Va
37%
95
*93
55%
105%
No par
—
*86
10%
5
No par
common
preferred
Continental
$3.75
Lines
*
Continental
Apr
60% Apr
62
$5.50
5
100
17
21% May 11
,
Container Corp of America com
4%
preferred
May 15
3
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
19
9
May
Jan
110
28
38
1
com
9,900
43
40% Jan
Co
8,100
103%
7
Apr
500
1,280
5,500
10%
4
93
19
8,200
13%
5
Co
11,900
'
42 %
33
53 % Jan
Coal
20
42
88 % Jan
4
8,200
73
31
18%
*99
32%
*72%
33 Va
*99%
19%
32%
73
43 Vb
•
109%
110
*72%
;
,
13%
Industries-^
Consolidated
3 8'A
1
No par
28
37%;
26%
10
com
V4 Feb
99%
38 Va
26%
No par
preferred
Consol Electronics
:
.
—5
Inc
Nast
Edison
26%
27%
58%
Publishing Co
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
$5
26
20
27
Cone Mills
Consol
27,500
73
preferred
Comptometer Corp
Conde
22,600
263/8
__—___5
Co
Edison
4.64%
37%
26 %
26%
Solvents
—
52
37%
38
Ohio
4
—
52
38%
26%
No par
common
13% Mar
—
52%
38
26%
10
■.
Southern
&
*50%
39%
26%
Inc
Columbian Carbon Co
Columbus
52%,
38%
26 %
No par
System
1,290
11%
10 Va
10%
*20%
11%
20%
103/4
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20'A
100
60%
61%
59 Va
60%
593/a
60 Vb
59%
60 34
37,700
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 3A
10%
10%
11,700
55%
56%
55%
56%
55%
563/4
54%
55'A
23,800
55 Va
57
54
55
54'A
55
52
54
10%
'
*20%
11
11,200
4.500
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2680)
.
.
.
Monday, June 19, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Lowest
Highest
20% Sep
25% Sep
-Dec
Oct
25
12% Dec
5
Cooper-Bessemer
7% Jan
12 % May 15
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Copeland Refrigeration
16
491/2 Jun
27% Jan
24y« Jan
4
9
83% Apr
8
87
Aug 17
Copper
421A May 31
Copperweld
59 Vs Jun
5
Corn
194% Apr
4
Corning
83 Vi Jan
85'/a Jan
19
90
Apr
11
88
18% Oct
5
24% Jan
27
18% Jan
10 % July
l
6
31% Jan
167
Feb
35%
36
38%
36%
37%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10 Va
10%
10%
10%
47%
47%
47%
47 Va
48%
48 Vi
49%
48 Vt
49
i9J/8
19
191/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Vb
18 Vb
3,900
37%
4,200
37,000
3,200
Coty
22% May 11
38%
39%
179%
*86%
1947..100
.,26
Inc
1
*89
26%
38
52%
88
*89
26
Coty International Corp.
—.1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
i.__25
62'A
62%
62%
62.%
62%
63 %
63%
64%
July 18
72 % Jan
18
__100
Jan
21
3%'/(>
3
11
Crescent
25
3
.29% Apr
13
common..-,
Cream of
8
48% Apr
24% Apr
14
19% Mar
15
Feb
35%, Jan
5
—
Co
Jan
76
5%
preferred
Wheat
17
42
Dec
14
37% Jan
3
50% Mar 10
28 Vi Feb
1
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
4
5
40% Feb
23
39% Feb
1
91% May 12
43% Jun 12
Crown
34 Vi Oct
39% July 25
54 Va Dec
29
•52% Jan
4
60% Juri
5
Crown
89% Jan
6
951/2 Jun
12
Sep
20
5
29% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
109 ya Jan
5
90 Vi Jan
3
109V2 May 25
13 Va Sep
22
18
Jan
11
16% Jun
24
14 y2 Jan
' 4
9V2 Jan
64%' Jan
5
18
11% Jan
5
14
31% Mar 29
10 Va Aug
3
13
Jan
28
37
Jan
Cuneo
1
16% May 16
41 % May
2
541/2 Jan
30
$4
Feb
19
14% May
2
191/4 Jan
20
Packing
22
31% Jan
4
15% Jan
4
29% Nov 29
37% Jan
7
30% Jan
3
37
May
4
10
78
Jun
5
43% Jan
4
32
3,300
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
27%
27%
2,500
40
41%
,..1
59%
943/4
95y2
prior
17%
40
41
84
85
83%
84%
44
43
43
*42%
41%
58%
94%
941/3
94%
95
94 Vi
94%
237/8
>23%
107%
17
106
17
10%
*16%
10%
*106
69%
*121/2
13
*12%
*33%
34%
*33%
153/j
14%
10%
*68
..
13
22%
16%
300
22%
11,600
106
16%
500
16%
10 Vb
10%
300
13,500
95
106
70
8,200
.
57%
*94
23%
26,900
44
57 Va
107%
16%
10%
69
12%
15%
23 Vb
„
17
10%
69
34
16
23%
106
12%
15%
40 Va
58
34
1
common
40%
85
*43
59
*66%
76
*75'A
39%
44
58 Vb
x23%
68
5
76
59%
*106
10%
68
Inc__2.50
preferred.
.
17%
10%
*75 V i
83 Vi
82%
,
76
59
24%
10
__100
*75'A
40%
82
*43
,
108
__5
common
Stores
Drug
10 1
2,400
2
20,000
70
*68
300
12%
16
12%
12%
12%
400
*33%
.34%
34%
33%
33%
200
14%
15 Vi
57,700
14%
15%
No par
17%
16%
16%
16
16
44%
441/3
44
45
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
____1
1,100
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
17
17%
29,600
*33%
34
33 %
33%
33%
10
preferred
16%
No par
:____1
prior
Class
23%
108
76
39%
59%
Inc
Curtiss-Wright
Mar 16
7
22
1,200
22
27%
preferred—
$1.60
31'A Jun
46 Vi
21
No par
Publishing
3
8
25
62% Feb
46
22
preferred__100
Curtis
12% Jan
60% Jan
8
45%
22
America._12.50
Press
29
Jan
45%
22'A
of
Cunningham
20
96
45%
21%
convertible
35% May 15
22
27
45%
22%
common..5
Co
7% Dec
67 Vi Sep
4534
22%
Sugar
17 Vi Dec
8% Jan
453/4
84
41/2%
18
50 Vt Dec
7
*75%
221/2
433/4
Cudahy
14% Feb
<
76
811/2
Cuban-American
12% Mar
6,900
4,200
47
433/,
1
23% Apr
3
69% Mar 23
400
6%
63%
46%
No par
73% May 19
15
8% Oct
63'A July 26
19%
6%
22%
common__2.50
Corp
Steel Co
5%%
19%
62%
,
.
*75%
preferred
Crucible
19%
--25
Seal
Zellerbach
19%
1
Publishing
&
19%
2
preferred—_
$4.20
:26% May 17
Vi Nov 28
95
4
Cork
$2
*19%
10
2,500
:
Corp
preferred
conv
Crowell-Collier
20
87
25%
com:
Corp
Petroleum
*19%
3,300
91
25%
6%
Crane
9,700
10,600
52
*89
-m
4,500
178
*86
86%
26
17
26
17
51 Vb
177
91
25%
,
36
52%
178
86%
91
25%
38%
52
175
21
30
19%
*86%
91
:257s
38%
177
91/2 Apr
Jan
19%
.,
51%
X176
88
*89
'
38%
53"%
178%
*861/4
91
26';,.,
,
38%
52
178Vi
88
.<-89
1
C.orp
38%
54%
176%
100
of
ser
Petroleum
53%
5
66% Apr
13
22% July 21
14% Dec
36%
37
5
39 Vi Jan
30% Sep
36 Vi
37%
11
76
12
Dec
36 %
37
3% Jan
4
16
36
38%
46'A Jan
4
88
36%
9
17% Mar
Jan
36
371/2
19
5
common
Shares
361/4
39
50c
Works
preferred
Cosden
9
Co
Co
June 16
47%
.
5
preferred—
31/2%
Mar 13
29% May
Steel
Glass
the Week
Friday
June 15
10%
.1
Co
Products
3%%
86% Mar 27
91
Jan
Range
Sales for
Thursday
13
4
64% Jan
31 Va M'ar
86
PRICES
38%
.
1
Corp
SALE
36
5
Co
HIGH
June 14
4% Sep
•
July 27
167/8 Feb
5
Corp
AND
Wednesday
15% Sep
July 27
23 Va Feb
15
22% May 24
13% Jan
7
Jun
72 y* Jan
6
Tuesday
June 13
1
Jan
40
Monday
June 12
Par
America
40% May 31
55
3
of
37 Va Jun
30% Jan
45% May
-
Co
24 y« Jan
186
Feb
Controls
2
42Vi Feb
16
27% Dec
124
LOW
STOCK
July 11
33% Jun 17
1
21
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
29
42% Mar
19
15
6
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
33%
7534
7734
76
74%
76%
75
75
40'A
40%
*85 %
88 Vi
common..
A..,
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
'
34
<
34
.
*16
34
16%
*33%
77
77
40 Vi
40%
76
*16
*
16 Va
1,400
700
2,200
D
Jan
Dec
Jun
9
Dana
Corp
1
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
100
*85%
87
*85 %
87
87
87
87
5
14%
14%
Xl4
14%
14
14 VB
14
14%
13%
14
6,200
50c
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 VB
16%
16%
16%
15%
16
6,800
10
25%
26%
25%
26%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25 VB
25%
12,300
Power & Light common__7
Preferred 3.75%
series A
100
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Vi
24%
24%
24%
14,200
*79%
81
79%
79%
*79%
80 Va
79%
79%
79 Va
79%
270
80%
81%
200
common
7
6
12% Jan
3
Feb 20
15% Mar 27
5
13Vi Jan
3
20
Dayco
25% Jun
16
27% Oct
31
49% May 31
72 Vi Jan
4
80% Aug 23
74 Vi Feb
3
80
16
76% Feb
6
82% May 23
79Vi Jan
4
Mar
34% Jan
27
Sep
May
76% Jan
33A'/<
87
9
75'/a Jan
23
7
23
80
Jun
83
Inc
Dayton
5
13
Feb 13
Preferred
Preferred
80% Jun
>
Corp
Daystrom
25% Apr 19
3
16
preferred series A
series
B
100
*79
80%
80%
80 Va
*79%
80%
79 %
79%
*78
3.90%
series
C
100
*807/b
81%
*80 Va
81%
*80%
81%
,*80%
81%
*80%
50c
x38%
17% Jan
8
39% Dec
15
32% Jan
4
Decca
Records
28
54% Dec
16
52% Jan
3
62Vi May 23
Deere
&
17% Dec
21(
28 Vi Jan
8
Jun
15
20% Jan
19
Delaware
47 % Aug
11
41% Jan
11
55Vi May 24
Delaware
3
16
47 Vi May
60% May 16
Mar 27
31 Vi Aug
24
27% Jan
20 Vi Jun
21
26 Vi Aug
15
24% Jan 1
5
37
13% Sep
28
18% Nov
4
16% Jan
3
20% Feb
Dec
6
Jan
20
7% Jan
3
49% Dec
14
48% Jan
4
61
6
26% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
8
33% July 29
29% Jan
6
7
Apr
20
"l0
40 Va Mar 23
"13
Dec
24% Mar
•
;
'
50 Vi May
2
66% Aug 29
58% Jan
3
29% Mar
8
38% July
35% Jan
3
9
11
31
Apr
14
29% Jan
14% Dec
27
20% Feb
23
12 Vi Jan
4
14
Sep
30
17% July
6
15% Jan
13
14% Oct
24
28
28
Jan
3
,.
'
>.
,
Jun
32
4
19% Feb
29% Jan
26% Jan
5
46% Apr
3
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
15
16% Jan
24
10% Dec
13
Dec
30
13% Jan
10
23% May
8
28% Jan
17
22Vb Jun
56%
8,100
16 Vb
16%
Co._6.75
52%
53%
51
52
50
50%
48%
49%
48 %
48%
52 Vi
53
52
%
52%
52 Va
53%
53%
54%
52%
53%
32 Vi
32%
32%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
34
32%
33%
18 Vi
18%
18
18%
17%
18 Vb
17%
18'A
17%
60,000
3,200
23,000
8,400
10,700
11%
12
12
12%
12
12 Vi
597/8i
61
59%' :
60%
59 Va
59%
59%
59%
59'A
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17 Va •17%
*32%
33 Vb
;,32%
32%
>32
71 %
72%
43'A
4
38% Feb
4
20% May 22
12
Pepper
Dome
4
7
10
14% Dec
6
24% Jan
5
70% Oct
25
99% Jan
4
70
3
83% Jun
19 Vi Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
27% Mar 22
Dresser
33% Sep 12
19 Vi Aug 18
13% Jan
4
30% Jan
10
38% May
17% Jan
4
24% Apr
19
9% Jan
5
14% Apr
17
Jan
19
10% May 16
3
185% Jan
3
229% May 22
100% Apr
19
27
25
July
Mar 15
12% Oct
24
8% Dec
5
7% Sep
178% Oct
14% Jan 22
27
31
266% Jan
5
103
Aug 16
74 Vi Jan
8
83
Aug 16
21% Mar
8
8
26% Sep
96 Vi Jan
37
Jan
Jan
11
38% Jan
8
42% Jan
18
42
20
25% Jan
3
38% Jan
3
43% Jan
12
Jan
5
41
5
40 Vi Jan
77% Jan
13
Aug 16
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
13
40
May
46% Feb
13
44% Aug 24
Mar 23
46
41
44
Jan
3
,42% Mar 28
July 11
44
Jan
4
17% Oct 27
24% Jan
5
19
Jan
19
20% July 28
39
Jan
0
22 % Jan
5
34
Jan
a
104
Jan
82% Jan
42% Jun
•
Feb
•
Oct
25
'
24% Mar
8
75
Mar
3
30% Aug 30
Club
Preferred
Duquesne
$3.75
4.20%
33
29
53% Dec
a
Jan
Kodak
$3.60
6
Co
Products
4%%
Feb
2
36 Vt Apr
67% Apr
21
12
Elastic
4
Electric
Auto-Lite
5% Jun
16
7% Apr
11
Electric
&
3
3
16
50
Jan
3
20%
20 Vi
20%
19%
20
19%
20 Vs
19
19%
2,700
5,200
22'A
22%
22 VB
22 %
22 Vi
22%
22 Vi
22%
22%
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,000
3234
33
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
14,500
19
18%
18%r
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
Stop
Nut
Mus
65% Mar 22
Elgin
19
El
87 Va May
16
Emerson
Jan
3
5
Dec
16
25
Nov
30
54Vb Jan
7
22 Vt Jun
16
52 Va Dec
5
Feb
11
54% Jan
9
58
20
5
20
Apr
24
79% Mar 16
8
7
6% Mar 22
%
*46%
*46%
48
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
*43%
45%
*44%
45%
*44%
45%
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21%
21%
21%
24%
25%
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25%
-
.
89
22Vb
23 Va Apr
20
*89
1
451
96 %
96 %
*96%
36
36%
36
36%
80%
80%
80%
90%
*87%
90%
98
44%-.44%
45
*96 Va
98
*96%
10
98
36%
36
36%
6,300
81
35%
*80
79%
80%
1,200
*86 Vt
88 Vi
87%
87%
44%
45
44 Vb
95
*93 Vt
95
20
45
Vi
3,900
•'
28
27%
28
26%
27%
62
58%
60 %
58%
59%
4,800
6
6%
5%
5%
6%
5%
5%
73,700
55
553/4
10
Battery...
54
6
6%
6
53%
55
54%
*93
54
54%
54
541/a
•
1,400
4,600
7,900
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
13%
14
26%
26'A
26Va
26Vb
26Va
26 Vb
26%
26
26 Vi
74,100
78 %
79Va
77Va
78%
74
77%
74
75 Vt
70%
73%
12,500
i53/8
155/3
15
155/3
i53/8
14%
15 Vt
14%
14%
12,800
42 %
42 %
*41%
42%
*41 Va
42 %
41%
41%
*41%
42 Va
600
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
3,500
Gas
Mfg
Co
100
1
8.50
77%
27Vi
28%
26Va
27Va
26'A
26 Vt
25%
26%
6,100
39%
38%
39 Vt
39
Vi
39%
39
39%
39 Vt
39%
5,200
5V4
5'A
5%
5V4
5%
5 Vt
5 Vi
5%
8,800
22%
22%
22 %
23
22V4
22%
*55% !
56%
56
56%
*56
21%
21 Vi
21%
21
77'A
23%
23%
*22Va
23%
*55%
57 Va
*55%
57
20%
21Vt
21
21%
,
77
21 Vb
'
5 Vi
58
21%
680
100
6,900
6,700
13Vb
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Vt
131%
1
34
35 Vt
34'/a
35%
35
35%
35
36
34%
34%
7,200
41%
42 Va
41 Va
42%
40%
41%
40 Vb
41%
40
40%
16,700
53%
52V4
53V4
51%
53 VB
30
29%
291%
9%
10%
6
13% May
55 Va Jun
1
Feb
100
preferred
preferred
51Va
52%
51%
*29%
30%
*29%
101/4
9%
9%
9%
26%
26%
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/
54
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-
40
50
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3
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78
51/4
1
junior
210
5
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convertible
78
28 Va
100
Inc
Corp
4%
*77
*77
78
1
5%
78
39
..50
Inc..
15
27
No par
com
3
6,900
33,100
shares..
Jan
28.
21%
107%
95
6
see page
230
a
20 Va
106%
61%
35% Jan
footnotes,
88 7
22 Vb
27%
3
For
88%
88%
106%
*93%
No par
Family
88 Va
21%
105 Va
62 %
i_
Falstaff
88Va
22Va
106%
95
4
13
45% '
88 Vi
89
26%
Products
48% Jun
106
28
Pittsburgh RR Co
45% May 17
18,400
61%
Jan
4
16,100
40 %
*27%
21
20
4,100
25%
39%
*93%
May 12
Jan
24%
24%
41%
62%
14% Apr
28 % Apr
32% Feb
24%
25%
41 Vt
28%
62
35
25
25 Vi
41%
95
34% Apr
Dec~~5
24%
25%
41%
62
8
33% Dec 27
25
25Va
41%
28%
3
37%
24%
26
*93
4
4
25%
1,600
5
Jan
Feb" 8~
21%
100
of Amer___l
48% Jun
Mar
21%
22 %
*87%
"45
;,7% Jan
28
21%
105'A
90 Va
23
83%
21%
22%
79%
12% Feb
85
22
106%
98
35% Dec 27
51% May
~io
44%
22
3
Eurofund
12
48
22%
80%
preferred series A
Erie
11
*88Va
37%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
23
Jan
48
2
Radio & Phonograph____5
Jan
81% Jan
*46%,
105%
80%
Amer
Watch
Electric
19
43
22%
x4l%
35%,
20 Vt Dec
Sep 20
89
'
*97%
Evans
8
42
50
1
Ex-Cell-O
89
26%
common__l
Co—
Eversharp
37% Dee
25%
25%
41%
-
105
8
l
210
1,530
45%
21%
18
5
1,900
41%
48
27
7
*40%
45%
44%
16% Apr
Feb
41%
*44%
45 Va Apr
5% Dec
41
*43%
44% May
81
8,200
*46%
3
29% Mar
2,100
29
45%
4
28% Feb 26
9% Mar 1
81
28%
43%
11% Jan
20% Dec 28
,80%
28%
48
35
26
81'A
28%
43"%
22 % Jan
6
81
28%
*44%
7
5% Oct 24
81'A
28%
45%
5
3
81
44 Vi
24
Jan
102%
81%
28%
43%
20% Jan
Jan
102%
102%
81
28%
*44%
26% Jun
40
102 Va
81
28%
45
11
Sep 28
Apr
8
28% Oct
6
20
102%
33,100
80%
10
preferred
&
102%
218
44%
1
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
5%
103
215%
28
com__10
Co
Ind
Natural
32% Jan
59
102%
220 Va
*44%
84
33% May
102%
6,200
3,200
217
*40%
20
43 Vb Apr
219%
44 Va
78
1
216%
102%
Empire District Electric Co..
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common..25
4
216%
10
45%
Emerson
26
214
9%
41%
1
May
217%
9%
44 Va
5
18% Jan
9%
*44%
10
37% Jan
9%
45%
42% Jun
75
9%
42%
35% Jan
1
9%
45%
3
23
9%
44%
10
41% Sep
6% Oct
9%
*44%
24 Va Mar 16
8
8,700
11%
*41%
11 Vb Jan
24
2,800
19%
11%
11%
45%
32 Vb Jan
16% Dec
36
19%
12
42 %
21
32% Feb
35%
20
Co.——5
National
Paso
4
36%
19%
11%
45%
34% Aug 22
4
38% Jan
Aug 30
7
Sep
36
20
11%
45%
22 Vb Jun
Jun
36%
19%
11%
*41%
6
16% Jun
36%
20
11%
214%
100
Corp
Electric Storage
167/b May 15
30% Jan
36%
xl9%
11%
9%
,
36%
20%
*44%
9
Mar
3,600
1974
5
13
25
3,100
11%
No par
23% Dec
10% Dec
22 Vi
.5
Inc
preferred
2
Jun
20Vi
common____2.50
Co
12
Jan
17%
preferred..
4% %
Ekco
Feb
26
17
common
Stores
20 Va Jan
11% Jan
17 Va
preferred
44% Jan
50
17%
prior preferred
100
Stainless Steel Corp___2.50
Eastman
24
7
17%
Assn
Apr
19 % Jun 23
28% Nov 23
17%
Inc
Fuel
&
Bros
73
17%
5
Lines
Manufacturing
31
17%
.
Edison
24% Oct
17%
No par
E
Eaton
Jun
43% Oct 24
10 % Oct 25
1734
Co
3
26
5,000
1
50
Mar 24
8% Feb
3,800
40
50
Apr
1
.11,300
37 Vi
40
.50
38
5% Dec
21%
37
40 >A
50
90
93
21%
37%
40
50
3
93
22%
37%
40 'A
21%
50
10
4
21%
38 %
40
common
59% Jan
25
22 Vb
37%
40%
series
Co
30% Jan
54% Feb
.
21 Va
37%
40 VB
No par
6
26% Jan
o
21%
X37%
Ltd
65% May 23
29
21 %
38
..No par
$3.50
Eagle-Picher
'96% July 22
44% Apr
22
40%
DWG Cigar Corp...
3
89
500
3734
preferred
Mar
47% May 17
8,100
32
40%
preferred
$2.10
92
1
27,600
16%
1
preferred
4%%
9
24%
16%
*31%
2.50
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
Eastern
Feb
23
16%
Ltd_____2
Productions
Light
Air
37% Feb
24%
I6V4
36%
Gas
83
31%
24%
16%
36%
Eastern
5
31%
25%
16 Va
.
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
DuBois Chemicals Inc
1
Dunhill International
1
Duplan Corp.....
l
du Pont de Nemours (E I) com__5
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Eastern
4
31%
24%
17
24,900
89% May 24
Aug
*31 %
26%
17
27,500
25% May 17
119% Apr 10
July 29
31 %
25%
17%
80%
3
17% Oct 25
Inc
31%
27 Vb
17
25 %
3
88
f
31%
26
24%
13
94
800
8,600
43%/
79%
16% Jan
45 % Jan
42
4'A
25%
104% Feb
1
*31%
,
82%
9
15
45 Vb
81
4
Jan
44 VB
251/4
21
Mar 21
46%
11,000
81%
Nov
79
45%
11,900
%V
25%
25% Jan
87
46%
72
25 %
136% Jun
32% Nov
46%
'71%
80%
32% May 15
Jan
71%
80%
42% May 16
99
71
1
3
11
72%
25
Co.
3
Jan
71
1
Inc...
29% Jan
96
72%
25%
1
46% Jan
71%
13,100
32%
79%
1
1
10
■
25%
Feb
29
33
25%
Nov
28% Sep
•
81%
15
48% Feb
:33
'
31,600
-
2.50
Fund
23 Vb Jan
81% Jan
:>.
12 Vi
60%
-
25%
94
82
33% >
12
50c
v
22
"
T
x80%
28
27
.
12%
5
20
28
*33
17%
'
<12
50c
45% Jan 24
23% Apr
15
15,100
Co
8
Feb
r.;,.;,
37
,
Industries
47% Apr
6
45 % May 23
48
• t
-,
1
,
Corp
Chemical
Dow
4
45% Feb
...20
Dover Corp
8
4
1
Corp
Aircraft
Douglas
6
29% Feb 28
Light
Co
Mines
Dominick
19% Jan
42% Feb
28
&
Fruit
(The)
26
16 % Oct
1
preferred
Stores
(Walt)
Dr
27
14% Jan
Power
Disney
2
3
Mar
55%
17%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
4
Jan
18% Jan
35 Va
57'A
16
Diners'
19% Mar 30
20
37%
56%
17%
$1.50
41% May 22
28% Oct 20
36%
57
17%
DiGiorgio
19
31% Jan
17% May 16
38%
56%
17%
Diana
9
4
12
15
36%
57
17%
(Delaware)..
Hudson
Steel Corp
DeVilbiss
Co..
Diamond Alkali Co
Diamond National Corp
12
49 Vi Jan
33 Vi Jan
38%
56%
17%
Mar 27
33 Vi Dec
Oct 24
37%
57%
17%
Co
&
Detroit
21 Vi May 26
24
20
39
57
No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
Detroit Edison
v
12
28% Jun
20
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
,
17
20% May 17
37% Feb 24
72% Jun 12
47% May 31
27 Vi Jun
Inc
6,800
Delta Air Lines Inc
:
3
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__._2.50
14% Mar 20
20
40'A
*85 %
3.75%
38% Apr
35% May 17
1
Dan River Mills Inc
33 Vi Jan
5
85% Jun
15% Jan
27
12
42
3
87% Aug 23
4
12 Vi Dec
83
Jan
31
26
25%
10%
26
*25Va
Vt
11%
121/4
11 Va
11%
Hi/4
11%
11
54Vt
55%
54%
551/4.
55
55%
54Vt
*29
9%
25
26
11
11%
29%
10
14,900
100
90,800
25%
1,100
11%
40,100
53%
54
*
82 %
*50 Vt
51 %
4,300
83 Vt
55
*82 Vi
831/4
*82%
83%
*82 Vi
83'A
*821/4
83'A
*50
50 Va
*50
51
50%
50 3A
*50 >A
51Vt
*42
42 7/8
41 %
42%
3,700
463/4
45%
46%
8,700
Corp
1
42%
43Vb
42%
43
421/4
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1
45%
46%
46%
48%
46 Va
47%
46%
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Number 6065
193
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
44 56 Nov
\
Highest
Lowest
57/a Dec
NEW
5
9
11% May
4
1756 Jan
3
8
2556 May 16
Fedders
27
3
35
May 25
Federal
Mogul Bower Bearings
5
33
33%
32 »/4
323/4
313/4
Federal
Pacific
1
15%
i6y8
15%
15%
153/4
20% Jan
Jan
27% Jan
4
15'/4 Jun
16
19% May 10
25
2454 Jan
20
2156 Sep
19
24 y2 Jun
9
20% Apr
33
26
45
Jan
4
3356 Jan
3
4156 Mar 15
15
14
22 54 Jan
3
1
49
Fawick
23% Mar 24
34% Feb
Fansteel
22 Va Aug
1954 May 23
39% Dec
24
15% Oct 31
1456 Mar 30
May 12,
20
(35 y2 Oct 24
677/b Jun
N24y»
47
43 54 Jan
15
Metallurgical
5 54%
2
4.60%
52% Feb
28
Ferro
Dept
Fenestra
Inc
Fiberboard
20 Va Feb
4
271/4 May 2
15 56 Mar 16
341/2 Mar 21
5
23 56 Jun
12
26
2656 Jun
16
35% Apr
11
Filtrol
9
32% Oct
4
45% Jan
19
45% Jun
15
Oct
24
30 54 Jun
6
28% Jan
4
54% May 17
47 y2 Dec
22
61% July
6
4954 Jan
4
67
6y8 Nov
17
137/a Jan
8
654 Jan
3
28
Jan
5
23 y2 Nov
38 Va Apr
8
84
Apr
7
83
Jan
27
110
Jun
7
96
Jan
3
Sep
7
May 27
91 y2 Dec
12
First
Charter
First
Carpet
8656 Mar
22
45
22
41 'A Jan
4
5 56 Jun
14
20
38 y2 May 10
36'/a Jan
10
50
50% Feb
5
68% Jun
58'6 Jan
May 19
8
Jan
29
16% Jan
17
18
13
Sep
20% Oct
Sep
85'/a Nov
conv
B
Florida
Power
14 Va Apr
22
63
Dec
21
248
Dec
23
27
44 y2 May 13
196
May 31
88 y2 Jan
95
13
34»6 May
48
Jan
11
4
131/4 Jan
59 56 Jan
250
Fluor
convertible
M'ach
5
2956 Mar 22
Foote
3
913/b May 17
Ford
5
20
Food
Mart
Foremost
1456 Jan
5
Apr
3
Franklin
29 56 Jan
13
35% Jun
1
Freeport
5
30 Va Feb
15
19
3
27'/a Jun
8
Fruehauf
May 27
84 y2 Nov
21
13
Jan
3
17'A Dec
66
Jan
Feb
13
81
31."
49
31%
31%
*84%
113
114
112
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
5%
5%
5%
5 V2
46 »/2
46
46%
46 Va
74 Vb
74%
74%
74%
74%
32
323/4
32
4%
47%
10
48%
23%
23%
10
73
73%
100
com
45%
*200
100
*223/4
72%
45%
23
23
72%
96%
96%
*963/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25%
24%
24%
24%
88%
87%
88
87%
12%
13
12%
12%
123/4
39%
39 Va
39 %
39
72'%
71
72
69
41,200
44 56
59,600
60%
81/2
17 %
17%
17%
6,400
8,800
1111/4
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1121/4
49
53/4
♦473/4
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5 56
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3,000
45%
5,800
140
....
200
46'/«
753/4
74%
75
11,000
30
31
29%
301%
14,600
421/4
431/2
43
431/4
5,800
34%
343/8
35
2,800
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463/4
44
•
35
90
*86%
48
90
47
48
10,700
•233/4
241/4
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233/4
300
731/4
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73 54
74'/4
11,000
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■
97'%
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973/2
60
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,600
24%
24%
24'/4
243/4
7,200
883/a
8 6'A
8776
61,400
1276
12%
12%
20,200
38
39%
37 56
38%
691/4
70
70 '/2
72
3,400
17%
18
173/4
173/4
2,300
33%
173/4
88%
12%
70"
18 y4
is
453/a
60
86
393/8
i
44'/a
43%
61
♦841/2
12%
39 Va
Corp__
Sulphur Co
45%
445/2
12,200
88%
_2
Stores
10,700
8 '/a
24%
87%
69
2 6 3/4
303/4
13%
24%
l
26 56
2,900
75
96%
__10
_
27'/2
*200
96%
2
Inc
Corp
15,600
46 54.
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:
8,400
22 «/2
8 '/a
46%
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31%
,.
3054
73%
97%
45%
22 56
53/j
23
73%
*200
45
311/2
223/4
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/
,
47%
463/4
32'/?
86'/2
75
30
500
1,200
32%
46%
No par
5 y2
14%
111'/»
.
'49"%
5%
143/4
12,700
30%
112
46 Va
14%
3,400
48
233/4
*841/2
86 »/2
.
>
47%
8'/a
32%
86 y2
373/4
*23
60'A
8%
30%
3,400
373/4
2354
48
43
61
8%
11,400
443/4
42 3/fc
*84%
86%
114
8 V4
*.!
25
Co
6
'24
8 Va
2.50
Co
_
Dairies
Foxboro
30
32
8%
*112
No par
Corp
Co____„
Foster-Wheeler
Dec
21
Mar 30
100
preferred
Inc____
Mineral
Motor
15% Jan
12% Nov
22
60 y4
preferred
12
12
18
40
60%
2.50
Chem
&
15'4 Apr
12 «/2 Jan
63% Jan
Jun
40 y4
60%
153/a
213/4
27
90
21% Jan
Apr
39%
61
8%
*86%
6
14% Feb
41%
60
90
7
41
39
*86%
15
87
par
3,800
1554
21%
46%
45
90
19% Jan
9
43%
*88 y2
92% Jan
13
44 y4
$4.20 divid pfd series of '51 —15
Food Giant Markets Inc common
1
35 Va Jan
May 23
43 Va
311/a
.31%
v
35
5
67
44%
32,600
221/4
4
'
323/a
22
12 56 Apr
44 Vb
241/4
31
38I/4
4,400
2356
143/4
43 Va
11% Oct
3154 Jan
22%
2,200
93/8
47 Va
32%
21%
34%
60% July 25
5
32%
31 Va
17% Nov
29
32%
22%
42 3/4
preferred
19% Jan
32%
22 »/4
44
3%%
41% Jan
33%
2354
35%
5
24
33
22 Va
22
Shares
59
9
23 3/4
47 Va
*43 Va
Apr
25
46 V2
15%
37*56
27 3/4
Inc common
convertible
Oct
47 54
27%
____
3 V4 %•
Oct
:* 46%
X35%
4%
12
47'/a
27%
issued
Mar 10
24
47%
313/4
*213/4
,.
15
45
Food
97
14%
37
5
13
,
233/4
14%
30%
pfd—_
;
47
44 Va
7 6 56 Mar 17
May
46
35%
1
275
*23
1
27
5
3
233/4
46%
1
4
13
45%
27%
preferred
2nd
Fair Stores
When
89% Jun
Jan
*23
14%
*84%
Railway
Corp
& Light Co
Ltd
Corp
Food
55% May
94'4 Jan
May 31
5
May 31
391/4 May 31
.
24%
153/a
' 38%
9'/4
31%
22
373/4
14%
5
Coast
Power
3
25% Jan
26
2nd
East
4
85
3
287/o Apr
A
$2.25
15
*21%
59
93/s
15%
the Week
June 16
60
23%
-
.
'32
14%
....No par
Florida
15
9%
27%
common
Florida
75% Jun
22
38%
23%
___5
24
Jan
22
38%
Friday
June 15
597/4
25
27 Va
Corp.No
Stores
conv
22'
45%
No par
preferred—
$4.50
9
243/4
Sales for
Thursday
60%
No par
Financial
Co
9%
25
39%
45
lo
Co
May 19
-
311/4 Jan
22
34 Va Apr
26
80
11
17 54 Dec
2
Dec
$4
<
60%
1
:____
Rubber
511/2 May 19
34% Jun
28
11% Apr
20
Flintkote
8
9
24%
*23
Products—No par
&
National
Firth
114
21%
,38%'
l
Tire
14
9%
24
60 y4
_10
Coach Lines Inc
11
60 y4
25
__
Apr
38V'2 Nov
29
Firestone
60%
1.25
___
Stores
Paper
Corp
856 Jun
34% May 22
9 Va
23 >A
A__23
x.
Fifth Avenue
39% Feb
33% Jan
com
series
;
24
5
pfd
Corp
14% Jan
'Jan
Co
preferred
Federated
27 54 0?t
26
Electric
2nd
conv
20
w
_l
Paper Board Co common..5
1854 Jan
26
60 y4
5
Corp
Federal
May 17
Corp
Corp
17
HIGH SALE PRICES
June 14
5% Jan
1
15 54 Dec
80
AND
Wednesday
,
641/4 Jun
6
22
Tuesday
June 13
3
40% Jan
Oct
Monday t
June 13
Par
4756 Jan
25% July 28
32% Oct
LOW
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
9 Va Mar 29
28
Oct
YORK
1
Highest
4
69 54 Jan
9 '
15% Oct
'*
Lowest
3376
33
33%
12,200
4,400
33%
34 Vb
333/4
34%
33%
34%
_l
26 Va
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
___100
Trailer
10
76%
76%
26 56
26%
25
76%
76%
76%
77
26%
77
77
77'%
77 56
36,300
400
I534
4,100
Co. common
preferred
G
Dec
19% Sep
21% Jan
16
29
12
12 54 Jan
3
22'/4 Jan
4
27
19% May
8
Gabriel
Co
31% Mar 30
Gamble
Skogmo
27% Jan
7
3856 May 31
51
Jan
5
4254 July 27
3% Oct 24
59
Dec
7
46% Apr
28
56% Mar 17
6% Jan
15
3% Tan
3
5% May 12
24
Sep
31% Mar
17
>:
46% Mar
1
57
Mar 13
25
24'6 Jan
9
29% Apr
Apr
22
19% Sep
2
17% Jan
4
26'/4 May 15
1054 Sep
20
11% Sep
9
10% Jan
6
21% Dec
16
30% Jan
6
22 56 Jan
3
1356 Mky 15
27% Apr 12
29
90
Jan
4
991/2 Oct
13
9256 Jan
10
17
May 18
r;26% Jan
21
'20% Jan
3
58% Feb
•
8056 July
1
5
75
-
8% Dec 30
137
Oct ,28
7% Jun
12% Jan
••
146
July 22
954 Jan
16
11
96% May 25
27
Jan
24
Garrett
4%%
General
American
47%
48 y2
47%
49%
2,300
483/4
493/4
48%
4%
4%
48%
13,300
3,300
__50
29
28
24
24%
24%
24 Mi
12%
12%
12%
13
13
27%
27%
273/a
273/a
»943/4
9634
*95 Va
963/4
23 y4
22%
22%
com__l
Texas
of
19
$8
25
34 56 Jan
31
44% Feb
27
General
Cable
77 56 Mar 30
36% Dec
12
21
8 54 Jan
2756 Apr
5 '4 Feb
25
29% Jan
5
1656 Jun
9
83% Jan
11
33% Jun
83
16
17
V'
Mar
2
4%
33
18
4
Feb
9
General
8
1st
Corp
Co
General
Contract
General
General
Dynamics
31
28
99% Jan
4
Jan
General
Electric
38'4 Dec
28
6056 May 2
371/4 Jan 19
74
21
46
May 10
General
75 56 Dec
14
68% Jan
10
83
Mar 21
General
Foods
50% Jun
29
37% Jan
11
55% Apr
General
33 56 Dec
23% May 23
1011/2 Jan
7
40 54 Dec
23
10014 Jan
5
111
31
108 '/2 Aug
37
3
113
40% Jan
6
31
107 54 Jan
19
Aug 22
55% Jan
3
Apr
104
25
Jan
4
85% Aug
17
791/2 Jan
2154 July
1
28
Dec
15
2654 Jan
41
Dec
21
34% Apr
108 y4 Mar 27
4
July 13
24
32
23
May 31
49 % May 22
6
76 54 Jan
Feb
21
10
83 54 May
39
Apr
42% Feb
5
28
*79%
80%
79y.
79'/4
79»/4
7954
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
*30 54
6%
6%
6%
63/4
6%
6%
6
78
Jun
7
35
28
45
Jun
10
37 56 Jan
23
52
Jun
7
57% Sep
20
79% Jun
22
71
Jan
3
;94% May 23
61
20
85% Jun
22
74
Jan
30
97% May 23
5
Apr
$3
6%
7
6%
16%
17
xl7y8
36%
37%,
20% Jan
3
6
Jan
12
12
24 54 Jan
5
23% Oct
25
34 Va May 31
12 56 Oct
24
33 56 Jun
26% Sep
2556 Jan
26
54% Apr
81% Jan
Jan
6
9656 Feb
5
103% July
5
25% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
17
6154 Jun
25
„
.
3
2756 May 11
4
25
79% Jun
100
12
2
3056 Jan
3
35% Jun
5
23
53% Jan
4
42 56 Apr
25
14% Jan
3
13
50% Jan
11
65% Sep
88
19
96
75 56
6
87% Jan
16 54 Oct
27
25 56 Jan
19
11% Dec
1
23"% Jan
8
21
21
4
5056 Jan
20
9556 Feb
....
23
6
/ 1656 Jan
'1354
May 24
55% Jun
3
17% Jan
Sep
2
May 19
Mar
6
120 54 May 17
preferred
General
Time
413/4
43
34,700
33 Va
General
$5
Tire
&
Rub
preference
21
1% Jan
3
3
May
8
81%
82
83
83
83
823/4
823/4
823/4
823/4
37%
38
37
373/4
37%
373/4
37
373/4"
363/4
371/4
3,100
l
35%
35%
35%
353/4
35 '/a
35%
35%
351/4
34%
35%
10,300
l
73
743/4
72%
74%
71%
73
6856
71S/8
68
69
19,500
47%
Gerber
27%
26%
26%
•2656
2654
26%
2656
26%
26%
15 56
14%
14%
1456
14%
1456
77%
Cement
Co
Alden
49%
7,600
18%
19'4
19
19%
18%
1954
39,000
20%
20'A
2056
20 54
20'/?
8,600
114%
11556
111%
.
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20
14%
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35'/6 Jan
17
52% Jun
Granite
39% Apr
Co
32
Jun
15
2554 Jan
18
80
Aug 25
753/2 Jan
4
80
3
1956 Apr
Grayson-Robinson
51% Apr
Great
63%
24,400
4056
41'/?
46,600
50
51
1
67%
69%
6756
6856
6756
68%
69
69%
69
6956
1
234
2%
2%
2%
2%
3 56
preferred_No par
Ltd
5
9 54
9 54
1 056
9%
*1056
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103/4
10%
103/4
•101/2
10%
•1056
10%
600
3856
39
3856
38%
38 56
38%
37%
381/4
38 54
38 «/4
10,200
6.25
48
50
4656
483/4
47'A
45%
45%
14,300
2.50
29%
31
29%
3054
77
7856
76
77
15%
14%
14%
14%
49%
5054
49%
.5056
25
25
61%
6256
4656
47
4234
44%
42%
common..
Co
common
100
Stores
Pacific
&
956
________1
15
.
Tea Co—1
>•
Great
Nor
Ore
Prop__No par.-
Great
Northern
Paper
Co__^____25
23
Great
Northern
Ry
3156 Jan
23
53% May 17
Great
Western
Financial
Western
Sugar
Jan
19
4
23
97
19
Green
25% Feb
Aug
3054 May 24
13
35% Mar 20
Green
90
-Mar 22
961/4 May 24
34'/2 Sep
1
2954 Apr
18
29
Jan
15
18 3/4 Jan
3
25% May
11
72
Jan
11
Jan
3
2656 Juiy 25
37
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
7456 May 12
42% May
8
6154 Oct
For
.
footnotes,
Great
145 56 May 26
see page
67
28.
37% Jun
14
4
7%
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L)
Shoe
Greyhound
454%
v
•
Co—No par
'
Corp____i
com
preferred
(H
No par
$5
Inc
common
preferred
Corp
...
3654
-
9
_:
2954
30
29
29%
76
76
7 61/2
761/2
230
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,900
5056
5154
50%
5154
50%
51
24%
25'/4
25'A
25
25%
61
61%
6056
61
60
603/2
1.600
46%
45 56
45%
45
4554
44'/4
45 54
15,400
43%
42%
43'6
43%
45%
43%
44%
21,900
4,400
36
37
-
-
38
29
28%
3256
3156
25%
25%
25%
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39
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145
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353/2
36'/2
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145 '6
28%
28%
28%
28 54
28%
9,700
3256
31
311/4
31
31 '4
25%
2556
25%
25'/4
25%
11,200
8.400
37 3/4
38%
145
*143%
3856'
145
—
23%
-
39%
92%
3554
37%
3554
36%-
23%
24
24%
2456
71
69%-
69%-"
39%
39'/s
393/2
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92%
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23%
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36%
36%
23%
95
70
3,000
25
6254
31»6
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28,000
25 54
2856
8.331/3'
..
9,900
25
25%
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8,800
6156
-
36%
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9%
76
33
36
9%
30
2956
23 56
0
8,800
31,100
259,400
4554
.
.
145
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10%
3
47%
2556
•
2%
46'/2
3256
100
3%
29%
28%
-
2%
*7554
*14356
__3
64%
4654
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Manufacturing Co____3
Corp
preferred
Oil
;
9 56
10%
__100
Co
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp______i
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
Gulf
621/2
65
511/4 Feb
4
6,100
5156
3
3
2%
42
16
Jan
2%
6356
48% Jan
19% Jan
1,100
2%
41%
preferred
Atlantic
2,600
12%
49%
44»/4 Jun
17% Dec
23/4
413/2
1256
41%
5 "
82
2 3/8
40%
12%
493/4
4
22 5a Jan
2 54
2 56
42
4,000
63"%
26
May 19
•12%
21,500
48%
53% Jan
27
41%
12"%
14%
40%
52% Jan
3
41%
12%
20
50
26% Jan
Jan
4156
13
100
19%
1456
6456
16
20
4156
14%
41%
24
29
41
42
2054
48%
Oct
„
14%
9,100
4,100
.5
6256
Dec
2456 Aug
20
15 56
.102
40%
May 10
17
20%
14%
115
*99 56
493/4
37
19% Oct
2056
15 56
113'/2
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•
64
42 54
1
2054
15
71*:
10054
41%
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4956
Co
7
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->'71
6356
Inc
Co
convertible
3%%
71
10054
5
&
City
114%
48'/2
40%
Batteries
Mining
,'
*99
49%
_4
10
Rubber____No par
&
Graham-Paige Corp
Union
71
20
15 54
2 3/8
F)
11354
'
99'/2
2 56
(B
113%
7154
99'/2
.
254
24
39% Jun
71
100
..
20%. '
l
$0.60
5
112
7154
*99
Co
Brewing
Grand
28% Jan
114
71
No par
Co
Granby
31,700
2054
Goebel
18
.
19%
*12%
14
3/4
20%
12%
11% Apr
220
2054
1234
1056 Jun
139
38,000
18%
*4156
40% May 17
15
76%
98
4756
5
5
98
20%
lo
4
19
73%
98'/4
20 56
1
11
Aug
78%
49%
Inc
Jan
98
19%
Globe-Wernickfe
(W
99
4754
_5
___'
Corp
7% Jan
32'/4 Mar 14
100
x20%
1
common
preferred
656 Jan
32% Feb
77
10,700
49
3
143
79%
130,500
14%
4956
3
4
77"%
1,100
26%
47%
1% Jan
19
78
26 %
.
1
5
_.
Co
15
May 11
77%
1456
483/a
Co
Portland
15
18% Dec
78
.15
4
Oil
Giant
3% Jan
26
26
27
27
14%
Corp
Products
Getty
10% Jan
128 54 Jan
2656
26%
27%
26%
300
15
12
27
27%
3.3356
BJ„___25
68
26
Mar 22
6,000
673/2
1% Oct
69
2,500
22'/a
30%
69%
7% Dec
34% Aug
4,400
233/a
2456
33%
68%
7556 May 10
24
48'/a
323/s
233/4
33
69 56
3554 Jan
22 56 Oct
4-7
24%
34
68%
29
28% Apr
48%
24
33 3/4
68
Tire
r
47
47
35
68%
Co
3
48%
47
24%
X34%
67 56
Goodyear
19% Jan
16,900
26,500
80c
Goodrich
18
73/4
29'/4
8,800
Gould-National
3
756
2856
35'/4
4
35% Jan
7'/4
301/4
34%
4
18
7%
29%
29%
24%
35
200
7'/8
30 3/6
*
30%
3554
44% Jan
4154 Jan
200
92
34%
54
27
87
*88
3554
Georgia-Pacific
Grant
410
*83
90
34%
67
Mar
49%
88
♦86
46%
47%
243/4
34%
*4756
*83
94
7
7%
4756
913/4
343/4
68%
42% May 22
Jan
•
50
91%
*91
34%
3
8
7
29%
'
24
1
93
35 56
4
8
7%
30
♦48
51
94%
34%
3
1554 Jan
94
1
Jan
31
*90
46%
__6.67
Inc
27
5
7
29%
2.50
*48
91 3/4
97
103»/2
33% Jan
41% Aug
so y2
91%
*95%
*1021/2
511/2 Jan
17
49%
No par
2,100
103'/2
Genesco
Grace
3,300
*102 56
6
26
81%
107
103%
4
6
1063/4
98 54
24
12
107
Xl03%
2854 Oct
8 5/4 Jan
1063/4
9956
8956 Jan
32% Apr
107%
10554
47% Jan
20
1073/a
99i/2
5
5% May 10
107
10554
29
14
1063/4
106%- 107
14,900
10656
27
3 56 Jun
178,800
9856
Dec
7
1,510
453/4
*105'/2
32% Sep
Jun
1083/4
453/a
100
2456 Sep
32 56 Sep
May 22
107 '/a
46
33%
100
Glidden
3% Jan
109
453/4
common_8356c
Glen
1% Nov 29
33%
10856
463/4
33
__15
Gladding McBean & Co_;
24
33 56
1093/4
45%
i
17% May 16
May 17
33%
1093/4
46
preference
556%
23% May 11
14 56 Jan
333/8
109%
45%
2.50
3
43
33%
109
46%
lo
17
3
33%
109%
45%
10c
Jan
4
33%
*108%
1%
Co
111/4 Jan
3054 Sep
4456
No par
(series
Brothers
35% Jan
Jan
423/4
Corp
$4.50
4
7% Oct
45 y4
Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30
Gimbel
11
74
42 s/8
No par
/General Tele & Electronics
Gillette
20% Jan
24»/4 Sep
453/a
64%
No par
Signal
12
45% Jan
Feb
44%
Industries
99'% May 18
711/4 Jun
1054 Nov 23
4
7
Jun
106 'A Jun
4
91% Nov
3
5
22
19% Jan
30
46 y4
Service
Railway
Jan
19% July 18
Oct
26,800
45%
_3
preferred
Steel
20% Mar 20
26
26
300
81%
Refractories
32% Apr
Jan
1454 Oct
45
403/8
80%
common
preferred
General
16
101
—
12 54 May 17
34 54 Nov
40 56
813/4
Equipt Corp
General
20
16
92 56 Jan
26
Jan
Jan
64%
40 36
803/4
___l
series
General
Apr
Jun
53% Jan
4
91
59
63 56
•4056
82'/2
No par
14
38
141/4 Jan
1
100
421/2 Feb
6456
40 5/8
Corp
25% May 19
General
41% Oct
64'/4
40%
Public Utilities Corp_
29
118,400
63'/2
Public
25% Jan
3,700
80,100
8 13/b
General
1
17'/2
34%
33%
65
General
4
17 54
4,800
82 %
6
6
17%
35"6
90
2,000
6%
41%
9
29 Va Jan
173/a
34%
3,700
80 56
31
81%
754 Jun
33% Jan
17 3%
353/4
39%
38 56
*40%
31% Feb
36% Jun
17%
35%
1,300
X63%
3
5
17%
36
18%
67
3
19
393/2
1,800
82 y4
5% Jan
28
3956
750
9 54
18%
19%
40%
6,900
95%.
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41%
26% Jan
18% Sep
183/4
7%
73/2
95
65%
28
203/4 Oct
193/a
39%
*
,
r
9
81%
30
23 54 Oct
7%
96
41%
Nov
6
9
41
7%
-
5
preference
conv
19
19,%
A V
9
100
$3.75
conv
35%
8%
l
common
convertible
$2.98
953/2
9
40
2,300
r'i0,700
•;
No par
271/4 Dec
5
22% Mar
$1.60
7%
95%
5
Co
Precision
5456 Jan
'■7%
96%
8%
'
2,000
'
82
8056
30%
7%
95%
'
700
97
23
813/4
x40%
"I; 7%
"
1
General
22
.%
80%
Outdoor Advertising
Portland Cement Co
66% Jun
82
30%
*80
Corp__2
preferred
Preferred
813/4
i.l >t-vn'
423/8
:
Motors Corp
General
82
41%
preferred
$5
27
^5%
°23
19%
7%
30%
Corp
Corp
Mills
27
273/a
23
19%
l
General
25
Sep
5%
1,100
19%
—100
10
43 56 Oct
Sep
General
General
13
9
No par
com
Instrument
3
12%
97
Finance
611/2 Aug 18
22 56 Mar
8
1,700
13
8%
Corp
703/4 Sep
■8iy4
25
*95%
,
81%
43/4
2 81/2
24%
_5
Finance
30% Apr
80%
43/a
2854
7%
Controls Co
45 56 Jan
82
81
27
4%
24%
95%
T
Mar 27
23
*12%
3,800
2956
_5
Inc
221/2 Mar 21
23%',
24%
:__2
Corp
preferred
Cigar
95
23%
*28
15%
No par
___
Corp_J
Bancshares
27 Vi
95
5
1.25
Co ''common
preferred'.
General
*28
27%
100
Co
Baking:
Jan
9% May 15
4%
28 3/4
243/8
12%
General
140
29
5
24%
3
4
*28
43/4
__i
IO1/4 Mar
15
5
16
pref____No par
7 56 May 24
45% Jan
23
49%
4%
Amer ^Transportation
32 56 Oct
3356 Sep
47%
General
Bronze
15% Oct
_2
513/4
3
Jun
7% Jan
Aug 24
27%
51 3/4
8656 Mar
General
82
273/a
5156
Investors
Oil
Amer
27
8
27%
51 3/4
$4.50 preferred
General
22% Feb
14
27'/4
51
Corp
3
Dec
1656
28 Va
50%
preferred
voting
conv
18% Jan
6
15%
27%
503/4
convertible
$0.60
27
75 3/4 Mar
16%
28%
Inc common.l
Industries
3456 Jan
21% Apr
16%
28 y4
50%
*
16% Oct'31
26
15%
28%
5154
Acceptance
General
16%
27%
51 y4
Corp
Gar Wood
16
5
„
Co
May 26
f 95
4
11
_i
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Inc
Gardner-Denver
94
70
70
3954
39%
*92%
*69
39%
93
j.
94
10
35 Va'
•
35%
92,900
23%
.
24'6
5.500
69%
69%
300
38%
38%
108,900
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2682)
22
.
.
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year *960
82
84 % Jan
16
40
85 % Jan
11
7
12
15
19
29
86 % Jan
4
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
91% Mar
3
93% Apr
Aug
Jan
4
103% Nov
97% Jan
11
103% Aug
28
36% Dec
97
21
Feb
35 % Jan
91
87 % May 18
102
16
Feb
102
104
STOCK
YORK
Monday-
EXCHANGE
23
91 '/a Oct
NEW
.w
Highest
86% Aug 26
383/b Jun
7
Jan
Lowest
Highest
8
6
27 % Feb
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Gulf
dividend
$5
14
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
49 % Mar 29
53% Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
25 Va Jan
4
39 '/a May 18
Feb
24
35% Jan
3
51% Jan
4
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
21% Dec
5
Jan
4
22 'A Jan
6
28% Feb
9
88% Jun
7
106% Jan
6
93% Jan
3
112'% Feb
13
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
32% Apr
11
47 V* Jun
21
37 Va Feb
15
57'A Jan
5
47'/4 jan
3
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
38
38%
*86
87%
100
94
Mfg
37 %
87%
*94
93%
*92%
'104
105
*104
104%
*104
100
'103
104 V*
*103
104 %
*1021/2
104%
48
48%
48
62
60%
47%
2.50
49
Shares
38%
10,100
87%
94%
94%
.100
Co___
37%
*86
87
*86
the Week
June 16
38'A
37%
95
Sales for
,
Friday
Thursday
37 %
♦86
931%
104%
*92%
100
PRICES
June 15
94
*92%
93 %
37%
38
94
SALE
June 14
87 %
*86
94
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
June 13
.100
dividend preferred
$5.08
Tuesday
,
June 12
com_No par
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
24 % Sep
Co
preferred—
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
2
Mar
Utilities
dividend
$4.40 dividend
10
105% Feb
States
$4.20
Par
94%
*92'%
93 %
104
104%
*104
104%
103
104'A
*103
——
104'A
48%
47%
60%
*59%
94%
*92
.
47
48%
100
93 %
47%
3,800
H
48
24
28% Nov
42
27
20
26 % Jun
121
55
25
5
July
129
24
Oct
26
Sep
30% Mar 14
36
34%
Oct" 24
50 Va Dec
,
46
16
Hall
16
391% Jun
Hammond
6
71% Apr
6%
5
Jan
12
Brace
26% Sep
2
(24V2 Jan
4
36'% Jun
11
20% Jan
3
27»A May 18
Harshaw
Aug 31
23'% Jan
23
33% Feb
17
Hart
81/2 Feb
6
13% Feb
20
Hat
37i% Feb
27
8'/a Oct
11% Jan
6
—i
26
—
—
5
Harsco
43% Mar 15
Jan
84
37%
4
Aug 30
Feb"
17
55
29'/a May 12
38%
62 %
62 %
61% Apr
13
82% Dec
8
79
17
Hercules
Jan
23
Hercules
Jan
108
Mar 14
May 17
21% Apr
3
98
104% Dec
6
Jan
3
55y2 Apr
13
70
Dec
20
67% Jan
4
9
119%
Dec
9
1121/4 Jan
4
1
67
Dec
21
61 'A Jan
17
112'% May
78
31 Va
31%
11,900
25
4,400
3,200
common.—1
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
——50
42%
42%
40c
37%
38%
5
common.—_8.33%
13%
13%
Inc
Co
—
*42
43%
43'%
*42
43'A
600
43
30
37%
39%
36%
37'A
35%
37'A
15,300
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13V4
13%
13%
13%
2,300
54 :,
V
38%
55%
53
54%
x54%
54%
85
*83%
85
♦83
85
85
*83%
A—1
62%
65%
61%
62%
61%
62%
—1
78 Va
78%
78%
78%
78i/2
79
class
Co
♦42
38%
57%
57
*83
—100
*42
*9%
30%
32
54%
54'A
♦83%
8,500
85
•
___
63%
x76%
60%
63%
10,200
78
62%
74
77%
3,500
37'A
37%
1,900
10
38%
39%
38%
38%
37%
38
*36%
37
36%
36%
36
36
*17
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16'/B
16 »/2
1,700
common—2 1/12
94
95%
93%
93%
93%
95%
951/4
96'A
93 %
941/2
4,900
—100
111
(G Wi
5%
3
33%
non-cumulative preferred—25
7%
23
Jan
161% May
68% Apr
5,200
26%
Helme
40
37
64 %
241/2
29% Jan
4
63
26%
&
5
64%
24%
preferred
2
62 Va
27'A
<W
•
62%
%
Heller
Feb
62
24
82'% May 17
Jan
8,100
26%
3
14
37%
24%
50% Jan
34
36
27 %
Industries
5
38'A
32%
Curtis
4
x33%
37
27
(H
Aug
40
37%
62%
%
37%
24%
Helene
Jan
126 'A
27%
Heinz
36
*125
24%
71V* Mar 21
20
6,600
126'%
34
Industries
Ei
54%
125
27%
of America
preferred
J)
10,300
54%
55%
126 %
24%
Corp
3.65%
31
30 %
31%
55 Va
700
•
27%
74'A May 25
Mar 16
131%
55
2,200
25%
3
87
31%
31
38%
38 %
x62
54%
*124
99
34 %
24
1
38% Feb
38%
541%
126%
24
31
31'A
27%
Jan
111% Aug 26
Inc—___1
Industries Inc
3
•124
125 Va
*31%
32%
54%
54%
54
24
♦94
24%
100
311/4
2,330
24 %
Hayes
8J
32%
331/2
32
32i%
5,700
36%
34
19
18
Mar
*95
31%
31%
500
52'A
36%
5
16 '/a Apr
13% Dec
76
*24
31
60%
51%
•
5
9
32% Jan
;
24
100
Co
7
33'A July
24
*95
Marx:
&
16
Dec
24
101
1.25,
Chemical
Haveg
49% Feb
Jan"
24
*95
30%
_„_1
46% Apr
77
24
125 %
Corp
27
Jan
53 'A
37%
101
30%
_1
World
47 V, Apr
11
5
13
52%
37
——100
33% Jun t 7
9% May 25
53%
36%
24
com__7.50
Corporation
5%
53
36%
,"95
2.50
Co
&
Schaffner
54%
37%
V
1
Co__
Refrac
Harris-Intertype
29 % Jan
27
Organ
Harcourt
18% Oct
31
Paper
53%
36%
'
100
common
preferred
preferred—,
21% May 24
22 % May 26
Co
Harbison-Walker
May 24
Jun
Watch
convertible
4%
*59'/2
60'/2
54 %
38
54
*37%
^5
61
62%
♦62
5
Printing Co,
Hammermill
58% Mar 28
128
Co
(W F)
Hamilton
25
Water_,
common
Motors-Powder
-No par
-
preferred
$2
class
conv
5
7
Hertz
Corp.
Co—
*111 %
112
113
*74
par
*75
80
..No par
155
155
1531/2
65
64%
preferred_No
A
Chocolate
Hershey
64%
1
—
*llli/2
37'%
37'%
113
*37
37%
*37
'111%
37»/2
*1111%
112
160
112
78
*74
78
*74
78
*74
152
152
'152
154
150
152
64
65
100
78
155
64%
'
64
64 %
63%
——
_
700
61%
12,000
'
26
15% Mar
28
Jan
20% Jan
13
23% Jan
4
24% July 13
8
3
35 Va Jun
18 Va Oct
3
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53
4
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21
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68
Aug 22
66
Jan
6
70
120
60% May 11
92% Feb 16
July 13
117
Jan
3
140
16
12% Dec
1
Jan
21
7 Va Feb
7
29% Oct
19
37% Jan
4
30'A Jan
10
19
Apr
Mar 22
Jan
Newport
20
Hill
43% Mar 22
2nd
Hotels
1
28% Apr
6
24% Jan
6
30% July
5
161/4 Jan
3
29% May 10
Hoffman
16
13
5
8% Jun
13
111/4 Mar 13
Holland
30% July
7
30% Oct 13
29% Apr
19
40'% May 26
29 V2 Feb
6
311,4 Jun
56
51
Jan
5
67
36% Jun
15
23
May 20
28% Feb
1
42% Sep
29
37
25
81% Feb
12
4% Oct
26
20
41% Apr
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3
Sep
13
83% Feb
Sep
19
20
Jan
14
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6
5
16% Jan
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30
21
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14
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3
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10
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13
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25 %
25%
2,000
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24%
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19
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9
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A
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preferred
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100
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16
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3
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94
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14
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27
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21
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18
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88
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25
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22
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12
26
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6
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30
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41
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4
43% Jan
20
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23
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27
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18
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22
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9
46% July 27
44% Aug 15
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41
4
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11
31% Nov
22
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17
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65
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28
145
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13
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8
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4
44 Va Jan
25
1
44% Jan
8% Feb
19
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10
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4
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20
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7
145
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8
3
3
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147
18
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3
30
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15
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27
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25
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82
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9
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8
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16
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12
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13
4
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4
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43
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3
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9
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40
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8
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&
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7
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14
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20
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44
44%
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44%
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55
87
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1
26
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13
52
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27
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46
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46% Aug 26
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40
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7
89
152
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4
3
45%
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100
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17
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10
7
89 %
152
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preferred
11
May 10
19% Feb
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115% Jan
88
152
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—
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4
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24
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7
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88
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7
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3
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20
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25
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1
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14
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2
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30
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40
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;
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8
30 y2 Apr
43
69%
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7%
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86% Jan
32
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20
43
70%
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32% Dec
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6
36% May 16
,
70
43
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81% May
23
13,600
70
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58% Jan
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70
69
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17
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23
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22 % Dec
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14
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21
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30%
39%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper —20
26% Dec
Dec
33%
30%
40
—50
Corp__
Power
17% Aug
5
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
30% Dec 22
55
33%
31'%
39%
42%
preferred
Inland
3
May 17
ADr
General
Indianapolis
12
50% Jan
86
23
34
30
40%
__50
preferred
Indiana
24
33% Jan
Feb
33%
30
39%
_50
Industria Elect De
14
Jan
35% Jan
38% Sep
35
29%
40%
70
preferred
47% Apr 12
44% May 22
50% May
50
25
86% Apr
154
4
18
23
15
29
34%
29%
40%'
15
preferred
43 Va Jan
23
139 % Feb
35
28%
—50
common
preferred
preferred—
32% Jan
57% Aug 23
50% Dec 27
43% Jan
29
34%
5
-No par
•
35% Dec
34% Nov
Co
Co:
4.70%
30
49% Jan
I
RR
4.26%
'
29
5
Co
Illinois
4.08%
5
Co
43 Va May 22
36% May
2
29% Oct 25
Feb
Power
Cement
„
121%
10
20%
3,430
20
19%
15
14%
14%
1,900
16'A
15'A
16
3,900
83
83
64%
65
*83%
85
85
.<
110
5,530'
68
69 'A
6 6'/a
68 VA
12 800
92
94
92'A
93'A
3 600
20%
20%"
5 0 VI
20%
21'/a
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(2683)
23
NEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1900
Lowest
Lowest
Highest.
49 3A Dec
89% Jan
6
95 % Mar
56 Va Jan
18% Jun
8
21
13
/■ ,v,>■:.
8
3
Jan
3
38 % Jan
13
47% Jan-
Jan
YORK
3
% Apr
21 %
&
Jones
17
Monday
Laughlin
Par
Steel
common.
V/c "preferred series A:
Jorgensen
(Earle M) Co
May 26
48
STOCK
EXCHANGE
73% May 22
101
Mar 20
;•;
•
NEW
'Highest
,
3
96
4
99% Aug 24
8
11 % Dec
29 % Oct
J
K
1?>;-v-"*;
■
99
69%
67%
'99
June 14
Sales for
Friday
June 15 '
■
67%
99
69 Ve
66%
68%
99
68%
99
*
'
•
99
>
the Week
June 16
65%
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66%
18,600
99
•>
99
99
*
•98%
18 %
19%
18%
-18%
18%
19
19%
19%
18%
18 Va
39
1
—1
—
Jun.e 13
68%
100
Joy Manufacturing Co__L
■:•;
10
LOW, ANP HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
' ' "
'
Thursday
Tuesday
June 12
'
40 %
3,500
39%
39%
39 %
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
48,400
330
v
'
32
Sep
-'*86
Oct
5
42% Jan
12
101
Sep
Mar
74-
Jan
37% Jan
5
96
Jan
23
44% Jan
103% Jan
11
18
122
18
122
Jun
6
17
73% Jun
14
79% Apr
86% Apr
Jan
11
59 Va Dec
29
58% Jan
79'% Aug
17
75% Jan
20
84% Jan
27
87
95% Oct
5
82% Mar 18
90
Oct
10
85% Feb
90
July 28
6
9
62% Sep 29
34'/a July 12
43% Feb
9
79% Jan
37% Sep
31% Feb
92% Feb
54% July
11
Jan
Apr
23
12
Oct
71% Oct
25
46"% Sep
3
82%
39%
60%
48%
507/8 Jan
4
3
12% Jan
50%..Jan
11
31 % Feb
23
6
30
25% Jan
100% Jan
6
73"% Jan
55% Jan
8
52
31% Nov
7
46% Jan
5
62% Feb
11
89% Dec
46% Jun
77% May
82
9
16% Jan
Jan
preferred
Kansas
Gas
Kansas
-
&
Kennecott
Kern
Keystone
10
Klng-Seeley
27% Feb
9
18% Dec
21
2
31% Jan
6
34% Oct
24
46% Jan
4
36
Jan
3
46% May 17
7
82'A Apr
11
78
Jan
3
84% May 24
31% Jan
4
68% Mar 30
preferred
Korvette (E J)
28
3
34% May 19
Kresge
77
Jan
14% Feb
36% Dec
17
7
Jan
23
12
27% Sep 29
19% Jun 10
33
34Va Jari
Jun
Jan
7
<
12
KLM
-
6
20'A Jun
9
26% Jan
19
Kress
11% Dec
5
20% Jan
8
11% Jan
3
14
Jan
16
Kroehler
25% Oct
28
36% Mar
2
29'A Jun
6
6
25
21
36
5
30 % Jan
3
34% Apr
38% Feb
'
Oct
Jan
23
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27
34
36% Dec
21
45
Apr
21
45
Apr
22
Jan
25
28% Jan
4
50
May 31
31% Jun
8
32% Jun
5
29% May
K
May 25
27% Mar 11
27
9
18% Feb
27
13% May
14% Dec
10
i
10
Jun
~2
3
18'A Apr
16% Apr
16
33% Feb
1% Jan
4
2% Mar 21
>16%
->■4%
Jan
4
22% Mar 22
Jan
3
29% Jan.22
.26%
Jan
3
9y8 Oct
28% Sep
70% Jan
29
24
5
6
13
81% Jan
47 Ve Jun
16
46% Nov
23
61
28
18
43% Sep
12% Jan
Jan
12
4
24% Jan
Sep 23
61% Jan
23
57% Jan
4
94% Mar
152
44% Jan
10
23% Jan
87% Jan
56% Apr
26
20
4
32% Jan
4
Feb
17
19
19% Nov
17
30% Jan
14
Aug
27
30% Jan
13
43% Dec
30
96
21
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
41% Jan
100
Aug 19
Jun
16
13
85
Jan
14
87
2
39% Jan
1
Sep
1
52% July
47'A Dec
7
78% Jan
22
14% Dec
30
20'A Jan
49% Dec
6
51
1
Link
57%
45%
46
45%
45%
45 Va
Belt
Apr
14
&
3
65%
65%
65
66%
34%
34%
33%
34%
3,600
45%
46
45%
46
45%
46%
43%
46%
43%
44%
10,800
86%
87%
85%
86
85%
86'/a
85%
86%
85%
8 6'/a
69%
71
68%
70%
68%
69
66%
68
64%
65%
14,600
47%
50
46%
48%
46%
47%
45%
46%
45%
46%
49,800
39
39%
39%
39
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
500
__5
82%
83%
82%
83
82%
82%
82%
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
227/e
Paper Co
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
45%
44%
45%
44%
45
43%
44%
81 %
82%
81%
81%
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82%
82%
82%
400
50%
52
50%
51%
52
53%
54%
55%
54
55%
35,200
32%
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
32%
33
32%
33
7,000
20%
-21 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
22%
21%
22
29,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
30
30%
29%
30%
37%
37%
36%
37%
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51
*
441/3
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44
'*
par
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30%
*28%
25%
26%
25Vb
__5
17%
18% Mar 28
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
12
38
May 17
1143A Dec
28
124
6
119
Mar 21
52% Jan
32 3A Jan
3
49% May 24
Mack
30
43% Feb
Dec
May 17
23
Lowenstein
Lukens
Lykes
31%
30
*28%
42
30
*27
29
31%
42
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25%
23%
17%
4,800
51
900
-
29
24%
31,600
17%
8,200
17%
17%
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14y8
14'A
14%
14%
14%
27%
26%
26%
26%
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4%
1
29%
17%
1%
21 %
2
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1%
1%
2
21 y2
1
20'A
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4%
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4%
4%
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21
4%
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3,400
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2
•
20%
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400
>
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29%
12,700
2,000
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•
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u,st.
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8,600
■
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36'A
34%
35
34%
35 %
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41%
42%
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
5,400
5
51JA
52
51%
51%
51
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32,100
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149
54 %
149
149
54 %
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122%
115
43%
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44
29 %
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29
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30
53%
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1
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1
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29%
1
45%
44%
44%
27
.
53
26%
120
150
200
53%
26%
21,000
122%
28,600
43%
44%
182,800
common
29%
30'A
31
30%,
30%
29%
30%
25,400
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24%
24Ve
24'%
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24%
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26%
26%
26%
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10
55
com
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162
160
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61'/2
61'/2.;
50%
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1
15'A
15V2
15'A
14%
15
69%
70
68%
69%
68Ve
69
18
18'A
18Ve
18'A
18%
18V2
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61
%
49%
.
155
53%
100
155%
200
54%
6,000
100
87
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20
87
89
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62
51'A
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54%
103
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50'A
143
62
.
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49%
51 Va
50
143
61
10
Co
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89
50%
160
54%
87
89
142
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55%
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(Ky)_No par
Inc
^
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5
common
Steamship
42
24%
25%
Co——_—__3.33%
Steel
*46%
42
24%
17%
31%
51
43
17%
& Sons
(M)
30%
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51
27
Nashville___
Bros
30%
43
14
preferred—la—100
,' 6%
7
Aug 16
6
115% Jan
297/a Oct
77
2,300
27'A
100
20% Feb
36%
14
.100
14% Jan
35
27
__7
El Co
36%
14
Co
preferred
&
36'A
28
5
Co
800
25,300
37
14
preferred
B
12%
30%
27%
Inc-
Co
12%
29%
*46%
25%
17V2
12%
30 Ve
15
Co_._10
preferred
16% Jan
30'A
12%
29%
30'A
30Ve
52
12%
29%
36
441/3
preferred
53
12%
*46%
29%
6.200
29%
•
x30
E
6
Jan
S
4
A
D
4
4,200
23%
44%
series
18
3,200
23%
series
4
9,100
22 %
82%
4.35%
Jan
82%
22%
45
4.25%
91% Jan
82%
22%
24%
^_25
series
Lighting
&
83
"22%
"
82
_5
Inc.j.—_
Gas
Louisville
17,500
_io
Cement
Gas
6,900
23
1
Industries
(Pi
36,300
44%
2.50
58% Mar 28
49% May
*39
21%
_10
5
7%
22
22%
66%
34%
Products-
Louisville
20%
21%
65%
34%
Cement.—
Theatres
Lorillard
22%
300
35
9
17
3,200
67%
Co
pfd series
16
45%
22%
series
May 25
45'A
34%
5%
62% Jun
45%
67
8
146
45%
21%
Island
55% Apr
3
1,700
46%
1,600
'
35%
87% Mar
Jan
57
68 %
Long
Feb
56%
_1
Navigation
conv
57%
21%
Airlines.—100 g
Aircraft
4.84Vc
56%
66%
Co.—
Star
77%
38%
x34%
Corp
Star
76%
38%
X20%
t___^_50c
Industries
Lone
91
77%
39
_l
1
Litton
21
15% Oct
57
90 Ve Jun
136% Jan
142
4
38% Feb
56%
common
Lionel
Lone
104
Mar 29
42'/a Sep
•34% May 18
22
Sep
5
Loew's
59 y4 May
4
90
20
130 Va Mar
Jan
87% Nov
8
81
102
135
17
18
170
140 % Dec
56%
T
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Ling-Temco
Electronics
10
11
8
57%
Libby McNeil & Libby
27
2
57
78%
_1
Stores
Corp..•_
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Apr
3
*38%
8.75
Lerner
27% Feb
10
76%
38%
Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
preferred—a
9
*89
78%
38%
Tire__
&
Fink
91
*89
77%
Corpgf——
32% Apr
15% Jan
22% Jan
91
78%
38%
ValleygpR_ia.fi.
Lehn-,.&
■
-
100
89
v
5
Co
Valley
Lehman
30
95
38%
Co
Portland
Lehigh
,gx
88
*88
78%
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conv
'/a
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89
78
_10
Coal
29
5
4
.
&
Rubber
*86
93%
93%
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39
Inc—_
Lehigh
Lockheed
26
*89
88
1
.
77%
issued-—i'__s^T___No
45% Mar 30
26% Jan
Feb
111
May
91
*77
2.50
5
35% Mar 29
143
22% Feb
18% May 11
May
♦89
1,600
*73
*38%
Co
9
4
59% Mar 16
3
34% Aug
May
42 y2
6
96% Dec
4
15'A Jun
4
7
91
100
74
73%
78%
50
Inc______
$1.50
•-
21
60% Mar
10
10% Jan
2
48% Apr
3
146% Jan
151
May
89
*89
113
*86%
95
*88
*110%
"
88
*93%
common
Lehigh
Lehigh
46% May 22
4
28
Aug 31
4
Nov
23% Jan
48 y8 Apr
12% Dec
Jan
20
30
13
9
22
91 % Jan
78% May 19
140
Lee
t
6% Mar 22
8"
34% Jun
Jan
46% Oct
17
15
*86%
95
Bryant___
Lear
86%
86%
Co
Gas
73%
120
*77
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89
Co__No par
Wire
Sutherland
Lane
78 Va
*116
112
112
73%
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Mfg Co
When
16
3
P
87%
73
78%
500
120%
No par
4.32%"preferred
"r
20
26% Jun
7% Jan
July £6
22
11% Jan
1
19% Jun-
3% Oct 28
24 Va
14% Jan
6
,3% Mar 11
26
6
32% Aug
22
16 Va Sep
26
13 ys Jan
-
25
1 % Dec
Jan
24 % Jan
30
Mar 15
25% Oct
16
20
V
72
71%
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47% "
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117
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Co
Laclede
21
23% Jun
(S
Kroger
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95
4%
(S S)
117
89
Co_
Dutch
Co
200
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-
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Thermos
Royal
Koppers
V
8,200
47
50c
Corp
12
*108
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Industries
Kimberly-Clark
26% Apr
16% Dec
44%
104%
47
__l
&
25% Dec
117
*88
—_______
Land
10
43%
104%
v
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com
Light
Oil
Feb
93
44%
106'/a
44
♦
120 %
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100
Electric
Steel
*116
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-
Copper
County
120%
78%
Corp
Kerr-McGee
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.'
48
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71%
_
9
'
44%
106 %
■
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120%
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—_
&
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kendall Co 1 _i~
14
44
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47
"116
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preferred
Power
Kayser-Roth
6
57% May
3
42% May 23
4
20
2
44%
105%
100
4.35%
non-cum
44%
105%
>47'"'
48
100
preferred 1
4%
45%
107
71
-
preferred'_
Kansas City Southern
v
3
100
__
4.20%
94 % May 16
3
4
16
32% Jan
Jun
70
—
48
:
.100
preferred —4
preferred-
4.50%
*
37% May 26
3
Jan
May
Apr
3
preferred
44%'
►104%
_____50
convertible
4%
Mar 22
May
33%
preferred--—100
3.80%
24% May 16
3
45% Jun
—
'*
91% Apr 11
3
37% Jan
-
30% Aug 17
13
Mar 22
10
50% Jan
25
88
Corp
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd—100"
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
;
*
95% Mar 28
'
Chem
&
4%%
'
•
Alum
4'%% convertible
4%%- preferred
'
11
68% Jan
36
Jan
16% July 11
51% Dec 30
6
30% Oct
4
^
1
88'/a Jan
;*
8'*
16
8
6
1 Jan
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.
39%Aue24
23
36
48% Jun
9
Jan
•
80% May 23
Kaiser
,
12
"
125
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May 19
110% Jan
6
13
8
86% Jan
May
122% Jan
25
49% May 23
108Va Apr 25
13
47s
3
45
6
'
30
105Va Oct
54% Jan
111 Va Jan
29
89
50%
49%
50
26,600
143
142
62
61
62%
3,400
50%
49%
49%
9,700
15
15%
4,800
68%
69%
67%
68 y4
5,500
♦18'A
18%
18%
18%
2,200
'14%
14%
70
142
M
'
Mar
26
MacAndrews
17
43
Jan
5
373A Mar
7
48
23
44% Jan
16
57
79
4
85% Aug 18
82 % Jan
5
88% May
3
21
Dec
30
20% Feb
7
34 V* May 10
59% Jan
7
38 Va Jan
4
25% May 15
63% May 17
31% Feb
17
55
2
46
Jan
4
96% Jun
6
Magnavox
Oct
26
50% Junl 23
36% Jan
3
60% Jun
9
Mallory
193A July
8
16% Jan
3
24% Jun
7
Manhattan
27% Jan
18
21% Jan
3
30% Jun
1
55/8 Jan
Jan
16% May
33
15% Nov
17
19% Sep
26
Jun
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
4% Jan
3
12% Dec
29
18% Jan
4
12 % Jan
4
22 % Oct
31
295A Jan
22
245/8 Jan
17
16% Oct
25
40% Jan
6
54% Dec
40% May 23
,
19
21
51
Jan
% Jan
Jun
■
12
May 15
8
34
—
93
89 % Jan
Mar 28
Marine
Feb
2
28
63% Mar 17
Marquette
37% Jun
Marshall
96
26
29% Feb
7
14
Mar 28
%
4 'A
&
39 % May
1
Martin
55
553/a
55%
553A
553/a
86%
86%
*86%
87%
*86%
87%
110
24%
24%
243/4
24%
243A
245/a
24%
24%
24%
7,300
53%
54%
533A
54%
523A
54%
8,000
90 3/4
17,200
92 3A
90
92%
86 3A
82%
853A
58
59'A
56%
58 3/4
553/4
57%
55%
56%
7,100
23%
23%
23
23%
223A
23%
23%
24
23%
23 3A
3,000
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2
28%
__1
5 Ve
29
5'A
27'/8
20%
27%,
1
20y8
20%
Co
20%
r
—4
57Vi
No par
com
36%
100
x94
No par
29% Jan
% Oct
31
53% Aug
1
44% Jan
4
55% May 19
72 % Jan
5
78
Aug 31
74
Jan
3
79% May
4
$3.75
Jan
19
79
Aug
75% Jan
5
79% May 15
$3.75
preferred 1947 series.No par
65% Jan
4
72
Jan
Oct
5
21
v
28% Sep
28
40% Jan
Dec
16
15% Feb
19
Dec
80 Va Feb
5
Dec
8
Dec
27
86% Dec
57%
37%
_
•29
19
Nov
9
39% Jan
4
99
:
51% May 19
Maytag
71
MCA
1
39% Apr
4
38% Apr 27
24% May 22
3
4
86 % Jan
120
28% Jan
27% Nov
29
22 % Jan
11
30% Jan
3
33
14% Dec
27
21% July 25
18% Jan
31% Oct
11
20
24 3A May
11
35% Jan
18
51% Jun
53A Dec
20
153A Dec
7
31 % Aug
Jan
15
9
4
48
Nov
28
20 Vb Nov
21
Jan
88
For
7
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
footnotes,
5% Jan
Jan
Jun
9
6
23
47
53/8
*5%
53/a
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,500
213A
213/4
22%
21%
21%
20'A
21'A
10,700
273A
27%
273/s
26%
273/a-
26%
27
12,700
20
19%
20%
20
207% '
193/8
20%
26,900
573A
57%
57%
57%
7,500
373A
x27 %
19%
57
57 3A
5734
58
36%
37%
37%
373A
31 Ve
*93 %
93 %
36%
37
365/8
37%
363/8
36%
41,700
31%
31 %
313A
31%
313/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,800
51'A
51%
51'A
51%
513A
52%
52%
11,500
■
McKcm
Jun
Mav 24
23% Jan
19
31 % Apr
5
10
230
69
69%
*69
70
100
*77
79%
*69'A
70
79%
*78
79%
*77
79%
48%
X45 %
47%
*77
79%
100
45%
385/«
41
37
39%
42,300
49%
49%
493A
493A
483A
49%
2,500
61%
59
6134
5,400
34%
35
423/4
49%
49%
62 Va
49
68%
61
62%
62
62
35%
34 %
35%
34
343A
34%
35
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
3 6 3/4
22%
22%
22
22'A
22
22 %
110 Va
110%
U Ray)
&
100
106
B_____100
*147
Co
Inc.
&
Mines
Norris
Inc
103 %
800
32,700
108%
710
109 VA
X109
109
105'A
105%
*103%
106
146
*146
147%
*144%
144
30
146
43%
413A
43%
40%
42
11,900
32%
33
30%
31%
22,800
36 %
37'A
36
44%
109%
X42 %
43%
43%
147
*103%
144
200
105
A
32%
34%
x32 %
33
32%
32%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
373/8
36%
365/a
15,400
36%
33%
34%
34%
35%
35"%
36%
36%
35 %
36
1
14,700
17
16%
16 3A
163/4
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
1,300
1
3 3'A
33%
335/8
333/B
33%
4,400
1,700
9,600
No par
33"%
34%
27%
9
,28%
40'A
!41%
34
28
28 Va
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
40
383A
40
39%
40 %
383A
40
38 %
7 %
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
18%
18%
18%
18%
44%
44%
5
-
series)—100
Cement
No par
*92
-
27%
33
33%
1
Co
Corp common
:
4'%%
preferred (1st
Portland
109
103 %
107
8,900
22 Va
106%
^.10
Co
Mfg
109
213A
36%
150
No par
Co
Robbins
Trucking
43
x22
*36
_2.50
Corp
Co.
&
1
22%
.
__1
Aircraft
(AG)
-
preftvred___100
Mead
Medusa
77
35%
preferred—.
Porcupine
McQuay
78%
*75%
61 Va
50c
Publishing.
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre
*77
77
70
%,
10
78%
*75%
*69 %
70
51%
*77
77
49 %
3
preference
McGraw-Edison
McLean
93
76
McGraw-Hill
5
45
28.
McDermott
19% Mar 17
9
see page
conv
McKesson
3
77%
common.
convertible
5
Jan
88
77
:
convertible
Apr
35 % Jan
1
1
Corp
McDonnell
79
No par
Corp
5%%
78
78'A
No par
McCord
3% %
♦77
No par
Co__:—
Corp
$6
78%
70
Inc
McCrory
*77
46%
110
93%
36%
52%
*78
4,900
933/4
36'A
77
__1
36%
95
93%
3iy2
No par
363/4
*93%
37%
77
serles-__100
1959
95
94
51%
Inc__—
McCall
8% Jun
3
6
8
34% Feb
5
16
6
Jun
35
36% Mar 16
4
28% Jan
Jan
17
24
26
23
Feb
12
40% Apr
7
43 % Mar 22
16
27
4
313A Nov
39 % May
May 19
14 % Jan
May 19
47 % Jun
26
45% Jan
26
161 % May 22
3
5
May 10
106 % Jun
5
24
May
85
Jan
94% Mar 16
•
preferred
(JWl
1,300
5%
—5
common
8'A
X20%
No par
Corp-i.
preferred--.,
3%'A
Mays
6
71 % Jan
30
Oct
3
,123A Jan
29
94 Va Aug
85
18
12
.$3.40
30
29
28
7
48% Jun
9
36% Jan
13
70
79 % Jun
3
36 % Jan
_
-
18
70% Jun
33% May
7
22 % Mar
12
19
75 % Jan
18
40% Dec
Jan
233A Jan
6
44% Jan
July 29
31
68
25'A Dec
12
18
1
36%
preferred 1945 stvies_No par
71% Aug 29
77% Aug 31
5,800
91
26% Oct
26
553A
53%
3
72
700
51
——5
Mfg
Co
Stores
51
59%
preferred
Dept
10
15,700
94'A
6
May
1,800
475/8
56%
12.50
Co
Masonite
♦50 Ve
34%
118
59'/8
38% Jan
345/a Mar 10
46%
88
24!A
19
40
51
33%
*117
51
*50 %
*
■
■
48%
5
Corp
Cement
♦50%
34%
118
55
Corp..—_—
Field
473A
55%
86%
1
Midland
51
345/a
*117
92'A
Corp
Marquardt
48%
1
Maxwell & Moore
Oil
Exploration
Manning
343A
118
_i-il
:
Shirt—
Maremont
47%
55
Co
&
*117
48%
86 %
51
55%
86%
10
Co__
(PR)
48%
54%
50%
55%
—1
Inc
345/a
34%
118
118
48%
1
A
34%
34'A
118
100
common
series
Copper
Magma
29
4
91 % Jan
Fund
48'A
_!_50
(ww)
preferred
Madison
*117
5
Inc
Co
34'A
__100
Maracaibo
26% Feb
May 31
common__10
Inc___.
preferred
(RH)
4%%
27
'
4
5'A%
Macy
23% May 15
3
Forbes
preferred.—
Trucks
51
413A Dec
&
93%
27"%
x27%
19
7%
19%
44%
44%
*92
x7%
,
44
44%
93 %
*92
93%
27%
28
29
7%
8,000
73e
19
19
*18%
43%
"41
42%
93%
*92
1,300
19
44%
93%
*92
29
29
28%
28%
,
4,400
3.000
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2684)
..
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Prevlona
Melville
$3.50
70% May
81
Jan
87
Jun
89% Jan
10
97
14
8
3
May
8
83% Feb
2
Mesta
15
82
Oct
10
19
82
Nov
14
80
Jan
82
Jan
Jan
4
85
Aug 11
90
Jan
3
98
4
38% May 24
20
40
24
Feb
Jan
22
46% Apr
8
93'/a Jan
10
30
May
2
40% Nov
58
22
Machine
80
No par
*79'/*
81
*79%
81
Co__^___25c
32%
34
x32%
32%
Apr
19
4
31 Va Feb
24
70 Va Jan
17
preferred
series
preferred
series.:
Midland-Ross
9
Enterprises
5V2%
15
3%
12
Minn
6
35% Jan
44
Apr
4
35 Va Jan
45 % Apr
29
24
42% Jun
34 Vn Jan
5%
3'/a Dec
20
6% Jan
6
3% Jan
33% Dec
7
48% Jan
6
37 Vb Apr
20
29% Jun
15
39
Jan
15
34 % Jan
17
22 Va Sep
1
197/e Jan
7% Oct
26
15 % Jan
3
19% Apr
4
14
10% Jan
19
13% Jan
13% Jan
11
8% Apr
8
6'A Dec
.9
11% Aug 22
6% Feb
2
35 Va Sep
29
55% Jan
4
44 Va Jan
20
33% Dec
30
33 Va Jan
3
39
Jan
3
38
31
31% Aug 16
Monon
Mar 21
53% Jun
12
Montana
24
57% 8ep
12
24
53% Jan
4
27% Jun
15
10% Sep
26 y4 Sep
29
14% Jan
7
11 Va Jan
9
29 Va Apr
10
28
47% Jan
19
Sep
26
24% Jan
5
60% Oct
24
98
Oct
27
23 % Jan
4
~7
19% Dec
5
19
Mar
30
39% Jan
34% Mar 24
Feb
25% Oct
34% Mar
37% Feb
May
Morrell
20 V2
9
37% May 19
Mountain
4
41% May 31
26 %
27%
25%
26%
162 %
107%
158 y4
159%
155%
157%
153%
155 %
107 y4
107%
107%
109
108
108 3/4
86%
85%
86%
85
85%
83 %
85
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32 %
32
32 %
70,0
44,100
10,100
41 %
41%
41
%
41%
41%
41%
1,800
41 y4
41%
41
'/a
41 y4
41
41%.
4,200
29
29
29 Va
29
29
29 %
30
40'%
40%..
39%
40 Va
40
40%
6,700
x4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
2,800
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
1,800
40'A
40%
40 %
40 %
40%
2,000
23%
23 Va
23 »A
23%
23%
2,700
29
29'A
29
29'A
40V2
41%
40V4
40%
5
4%
4%
4%
4%
41 v«
41'A
x40%
40%
e
6.25
40%
40%
40
40%
40%
40%
1
*23%
23V2
23
23%
23%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
70'A
♦69
70%
*69
70'A
*69
70'A
*73%
75
*73%
75
*73%
75
*73%
75
No par
-25
.
10
10%
*69
16%
16'A
*9
10
16%
52%
16%
16 %
10
8
7%
2
*9%
10
*8
*9%
10%
8
8 %
*8
8%
16%,
16%
19,700
17,500
/
69
■
16Va
8
13%
*9%
10%
10
75
10%
8
1,400
200
8
1,500
52
53%
7,900
10%
69
*73%
16%
5,600
44,200
53
51%
52%
51%
52%
5lVa
52%
Co_____5
35
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
34%
35 %
34'A
37
38
37%
37'A
37%
37%
37
37
35%
24,900
35 Va
No par
36%
1,900
'
Wheel
Fuel
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
20% Jan
31
25
21
21
17% Jan
5
27
Feb
8
Munsingwear
47 % Dec
30
53% Mar
Jan
18
52
Apr
5
Murphy
24% Nov
4
29% Sep
12
26% Jan
10
32% Mar 28
Murray
12% Feb
l
60% Jun
17
27% Feb
1
41% Mar
8
NAFI
16
Jun
17
13
Jan
12
18 % Apr
4
Natco
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
59 »A Mar
1
National
4
10
Jan
3
16 % Mar 14
National
32% Aug 22
26% Jan
27
77% Nov
70% Jan
6
38
38%
37%
37 7
a
37%
37%
37%
4,100
37%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28'%
27%
27%
12'/a
12%
12 Va
12 Va
12'/a
12%
12
12 '/a
12
12
4.600
■
79,700
3,600
___10
X31 '/a
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
31 '/a
31%
30%
31%
.'
1
22%
22%
22
22'A
22
22%
22%
22%
22
22
6,200
3
89 %
92 %
88
90
87
91%
89
91
88
89'%
8,200
5
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15
3,000
34%
35
34%
35
34%
35
34%
35%
35
35%
2,200
34%-
35%
34%
3.4%
34%
35%
34%
35
34
34%
:
Supply
_10
Co
No par
Inc
12.000
6,500
24%
24%
2 4'A
24%.
21%
22%
22%
22%
6,000
48%
48%
48%
48
48%
2,400
28%
28
28'A
28
23
3,400
31%
32%
32
32%
31%
31%
15%
"
16
56%
12%
28%
25%
*24%
25%
24%
24%
5
21
22'A
21'/a
21 Va
21%
21%
1
48%
49%
48%
48%
48%
1_10
;—L_
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
'25%
1
Inc
;
of America
Corp
r
~
(G C)
Co
38
28 Va
12
Co
Corp
M
17% Oct
38
No par
1,000 lire
&
Co
S L Industries
Mueller Brass Co
44
27%
I_
16 Va Jan
1
26
x26%
../•■
42%
Inc
3
26% May 22
27%
41%
Lines
&
29% Jan
Sep
130
25 V.
45%
100
Inc
11% Jan
Motor
7,100
44%
*45
45'/a
■
53
100%
443/
41%
Co__
Ward
3
Mar 17
52%
*99 Va
45
100
Utilities
75 Va Jan
May 31
53%
100 %
*44
45
41%
common__5
Co
(John)
Motorola
52%
*99%
10
Tool
Industries
Motec
8
52%
100%
44
41%
Co
Shares
Montgomery
20
100
52%
100%
42%
.__
Moore-McCormick
16
28 y4 Apr
8
52%
100%
Mining & Chemical—
American
1
15
17 % Feb
100
41%
A_No par ■
A___
Power
30%
42
1
—No par
Montecatini
50 %
32%
Co__—
B
Montana-Dakota
Mar 10
Jun
class
RR
Class
20,900
51%
x52
xlOO'A
52%
32
,—5
Cement
Service
1 Monsanto Chemical
5
40
36 %
*50 %
*50'A
160
No par
class
RR
Machine
98%
35%
106%
85%
32»/a
,
preferred
Monarch
*96%
87%
preferred-
4.20%
Mar 28
*82
97%
36%
'
106%
Corp
Industries Inc
79
32%
84%
97%
35%
36%
164
RR
Mohasco
3 V2 %
73% Mar 29
4
170
85%
Co
Fuel
4
13% Apr
4
6
River
320
83'A
106%
Development
Mississippi
Public
3
19% Jan
Light
Portland
Jan
87% Mar 23
&
Missouri-Kan-Tex
95
*82
162
Corp——
Missouri
Jan
12
Power
*93%
83%
100
Paper___2.50
Missouri
Jan
26
Ontario
28
24% Feb
8
Oct
&
1.50
180
20,300
No par
com
preference
Mfg
&
Pacific
62
11% Oct
convertible
Missouri
11
71
.
27'A
23
80% Mar 11
25
Philipp Corp—1
42% May 15
5
13
Chem
Mission
6
Mar 27
42% Jan
4
Feb
,
&
85%
53%
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30% Mar 22
Jan
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35
1
10
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85%
94%
97%
%
800
59%
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54,200
87
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101
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52 v2
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100
84y2
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5
common
preferred
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11
24% Dec
Mar 10
;—1
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6
37 Va Jan
7
Feb
37'A
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52
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94
84%
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100
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100
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80 Va
60 Va
83%
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50
1,000
25,600
93
94
4.45%
4,300
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34
62%
59'A
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83v2
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170% Mar 10
17
86%:
95%
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28% May
60%
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33% Jan
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109
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82
3
4
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95
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85
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52
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53
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140
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&
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15
88
19
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80%
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24
12% Nov
80%
80 Va
preferred
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101% May 24
103% May 24
11
81%
E'dison
58
28
5
59% Feb
95% Dec
3
Jan
17
80'%
Linotype
52
17
88
48% July 25
25
82
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Mar 16
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33 y« Dec
25% Mar 16
8
80%
35'A
79%
36
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3.85%
17
75 Va Feb
26'A Mar
35%
preferred
Metropolitan
10
75 V* Jan
21 % Jan
35%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
15
80
9'A Dec
35%
Merritt-Chapman
Mar 27
Nov
93% 8ep
84
5
13
70
36
common____16%c
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20
59% Mar 10
3
.
35%
May 31
5
Nov
36%
Feb
13% Apr
41% Jan
60
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35
16
17
3%
81
3
45 y« Dec
16 V* July
83 %
20
Apr
16
30
34%
82%
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24 V. Jun
27
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Oct
34%
83'A
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4
60
34%
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20
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28
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83%
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28
15% Oct
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34
83%
39% Apr
42 V* Dec
Dec
34
16
23
41
34%
82%
4%
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86
34 V*
82%
33 '/a Feb
9% Jan
Shares
34%
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Mercantile Stored Co Inc
16
June 16
June 15
83%
83% Jun
8% Dec
t he Week
Friday
Thursday
34 Va
6
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PRICES
SALE
1
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Jan
&
HIGH
June 14
1
3
80
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8
30% May 25
73
Jan 26
70
Jan
8
AND
Wednesday
June 13
June 13
100
30 Va Jan
30
7
37
Dec 29
96% Jun
2
84
Aug 31
Tuesday
Monday
Par
84% Sep
77% Jan
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LOW
STOCK
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YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
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Lowest
NEW
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Year I960
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12
Mar 30
40
Oct
13
10
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1
25 y2 Apr
25
17% Jan
49 3A Mar 21
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8
157% Aug 12
12
149
Jan
1
3% Jan
26
70% Jun
3
61% Jan
Acme
4
Aviation
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Apr
17
3
National
Can
4
National
Cash
31
20% Jan
10
28
National
City
66 % Dec
5
59% Jan
4
70% Mar 15
National
Dairy
6
35% Jan
11
25 % Jan
9
30% May 11
Natl
81% Dec
13
Jan
11
83% Jan
4
92 % Feb
11
23% Jan
3
30 ve Mar 29
National
Fuel
53,% May
3
62'A Feb
National
24 % Jan
19
59
Jan
4
88'A Dec
20
98
78
Sep
19
144% Jan
5
Oct
10
109% Jan
4
160
9
149
Apr
154'A May 18
125
Jan
129 % Jun
Aug
120% Jan
19
132% Sep
7
17% Oct
19
24% Dec
24% Dec
6
25 % Oct
97
9
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84% Jan
Apr
95% Feb
4
3
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6
25 % Jan
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40
28% Jan
8
series
28%
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77'A
153%
154%
10
11%
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22%
com_5
67%
28%
100
of
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5
National
22% Jan
20
National
Steel
Corp
Sugar Ref Co__
14% Oct
28
20% Jan
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National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
5 % Jan
18% Oct
28
29% Jun
10
21 % Jan
:
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National
Vulcanized
Natomas
5% Jan
10% Apr
5
19% Feb
29 V4 Apr
28
4
9% Jan
16% Jun
34% May 24
40% July 11
22% Jan
29% Jan
Dec
1
14% Mar
Nov
1
36 y4 Oct
National
15
10
24
46% Apr
36 % Jan
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6
Neptune
18
79% Aug 19
74
4
22% Aug
2
21% Jan
25% Jun
75 y2 Jan
8
85
Aug 30
79% Jan
83
Feb
9
55
6
May
79% Jan
6
Mar
3
75% Mar 22
63% Jan
47 % Aug 22
43% Jan
61 % Jun
25
36% May 10
New
York
7
Jan
6
14% Dec
6
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
22
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New
York
8
39% Jun
13
37% Jan
46
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25
4 % Oct
25
6% Jan
6
2% Mar
4% Jan
9
12% Jan
5
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37% Jan
11
11% Jun
15
23% May
5
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14
128% Jan
3
4
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23
33% Mar 15
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3
65 % Jan
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80
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14
7
4
15
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2
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20
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5
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29
90 Va Oct
25
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19
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.
76
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117
23
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19
24
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12
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6
49
28
17
99 Va Jan
103 % Jan
6
Dec
48 % Dec
12% Feb
18
2
Jan
26
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5
45%
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14
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3
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8
108% Jan
5
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Sep
20
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3
112
4
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3
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6
10
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12
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81
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14
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9
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83
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5
14
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5
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47
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26
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31% Jan
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20
footnotes,
Car
Dec
8
Apr
86% Feb
6
Pacific
States
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see page
28.
6
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53
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1
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preferred
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37 % Sep
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29 % Aug 26
4
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8%
23
' 39%
79%.
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Jan
18%
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31
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800
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19
19
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25
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Jan
27
preferred
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94
19 %
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78
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preferred
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67
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96
96
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68
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25
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27
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6
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20
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1
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12
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11
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23
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6
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23
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23
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83
76 % Jan
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25
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97
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18
95 >/a
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27
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9
22
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13
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130
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80
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24
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18
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4
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68
12
22%
12
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79
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12%
98%
No par
common
A
Linen
Malic-able
*154
1
common
j
16%
98%
1
Co
Co
32%
54 %
11%
97%
5
Corp
1951
Co
32
10
Inc
Gas
Lead
National
Jan
32% Jun
28%
80%
Chem
preferred
21
43
12
28%
78%
Products
&
preferred
6%
8
28%
10
preferred
National
12
_5
I,
Lines
Distillers
$4.50
3
12%
;
common
Corp—
Gypsum
21% May 27
49 y8 Oct
12%
Register
28
4
13%
Corp
20
27
12%
preferred
24 y4 Dec
104
26% Feb
7%
20% Nov
9
1
*
Co
44% Jan
May
54
__100
National
National
104% May
xl5%
55%
Co_
Airlines—
14% Apr
3
30%
16%
55
1
Corp—
12
157
33%
16%
_^1
1
85% Mar 30
31% Jan
3
11% Mar
July 18
49% Oct
30
|
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Corp
29
29%
28 %
33%
29%
33%
28%
33%
33 %
34
33%
33 %
32%
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33
32%
33 %
32'A
32 %
1,600
55
53
55
54
54%
19,400
54%
54%
4,100
Volume
193
Number
6065
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2685)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
June 12
Par
June 13
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
•
Sales for
Thursday
June 14
Friday
June 15
the Week
June 16
Shares
o
31% May 17
38% Sep
19
84
Jan
35% Jan
3
41
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
4.40%
preferred
_100
X91%
92%
92%
93
91%
Jan
92%
3
83% Mar 20
3.90%
preferred
_100
x80
80
80
80%
80
80 %
•80
4.56%
preferred
100
94
95
95%
95
95%
95
4.44%
preferred
100
94% Sep
9
89
75% Jan
82
Sep
9
79
89
96
Aug
9
93% Jan
4
Jan
86
Jan
93% Sep
30% Aug
39% Jan.
28 Va Mar
36
16
1
2
90% Jan
4
36% Jan
5
Dec
15
33% Jan
19
21
16% Apr
12
83 % Jun
87
Jan
16
86
33% Dec
19
32% Mar
35% Nov
29
36% Mar
4
19 % Get
15
13
16% Sep
Jan
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
15% Dec 29
'•
3
24
Oct
54% Jan
18% Oct
42% July
64% Dec
37 % Jan
4
May 25
40
Feb
9
14
20
15% Jan
4
5
39% Jan
17
28
56% Jan
4
4
19% Jun
8
May
98
May
94
Feb
45
Apr
44% Jun
Ohio
4
3
21
17
Ohio
Oil
16
Okla
Gas
17% Mar 15
4%
88% Mar 27
36% Apr
20% Apr
Olin
Oil
59
:
28
May 12
28% Feb
21% Apr
17
15% Jun
Otis
20
2
23% Jan
12
16% Jan
3
12
16% Jun
14
15% Jan
6
.122% Jun
l
86
Jun
1
31
116
89% Feb
6
104
104% Feb
16
130% May 31
Jun
8
120% Apr
23 V's Oct
26
26% Jan
4
85
Jan
5
Jun
34% Jan
93
Aug
17
10
27
9
87% Jan
6
Apr
Outlet
X1
4%
5
Oxford
96 % May
4
$5
Glass
380
94%
570
94%
11,400
92%
92%
92%
92%
43%
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
42'A
-143 %
43%
41
42%
43%
9,500
42%
44%
43%
44%
9,400
16%
16%
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17%
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88%
*87
17 Va
17
34%
34 %
88%
34%
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34%
45%
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45%
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17
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88 %
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92%
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200
88%
34%
34%
45%
45 Va
150
44%
35%
3,000
45
66,100
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
53%
52
17%
18
53
51%
52%
51 Va
51%
52
69
53
70
74
72
72%
19%
20%
71%
20
20%
72%
19%
20%
15,400
19%
20
20
20%
20
20%
19%
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20%
77,600
16
*15%
16
•15%
89%
90
89'A
18%
No par
1
Co
*15%
_1
87%
93 :
6.25
com
preferred
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No par
^ V ^
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112
31%
15
16
89%
93%
112
100
common.,...
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190
81
95%
37%
70%
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92
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70%
Fiberglas1' Corp
Paper Co
•91%
81
53%
(The)_
Owens-Illinois
3
34 % May
37%
92%
10
Corp
__
Corp
38%
92%
3.125
__
Co—
Overland
Owens-Corning
38
40%
5
1
Corp
38%
30c
.
Marine
38
40 %
20
Gas Corp__
Rockland Utilities
&
*91%
37%
7.50
Gas_
Chemical
Elevator
Outboard
102% Mar 22
82% Oct
&
Orange
Mar 30
94
37%
43
__100
Natural
38%
95
*91%
common.5
preferred
Mathieson
J 79
Co
I
preferred
4.24%
37%
15
No par
Olin
25
24
common
Electric
&
48% May 19
Jan
,
Co
Co
Oklahoma
28
Dec
15
75
Edison
32
95
71
.
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88%
92%
114
;
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114
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114
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95
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19%
93%
114
19%
19%
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90%
92%
115%
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19%
16
93%
114
3,700
2,400
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16
90%
90%
92%
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8,500
10,100
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114
114
1,700
30%
30
30
.4,100
95
94
94
23'A
24%
14 %
30%
30%
95
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20
•
P
11
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
17% Aug
17
18% Jan
14 % Jan
13
24% Jun
15
6
13 Va Jun
6
18% May 11
15 % Jan
5
18 % Mar 18
22% May
20 % Jan
17
46% Sep
60% Jan
11
51% Jan
77
30
73 Va Jan
3
Jun
14
% Jun
23
577/a Apr
48 V» Apr
4
American
15
Jan
Pacific
60
28
May 11
Dec
2
32
46% Mar
8
26 % Mar 10
130 % Feb
23
4% Oct
53% Sep
16
32% Jan
52
3
30 % Jan
3
5
5% Jan
3
4
19% Apr
7
15% Mar 14
16% Apr
28
Jan
23% Jan
4
8
50% Dec
30
83 % Mar 18
91% Oct
7
86 Va Jan
5
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
18
51 % Jun
15
Jun
16
21% Oct
4
28 % Jan
4
23'A Jan
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
29
34% Jan
1
12
3
21% Feb
2
Mar
19% Jan
Mar
Tin
8
4%
12
Parke
10
Parker
4
46
Mar 24
Parmalee
Patino
3
27 Va Apr
13
Nov
17
23 % Jan
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
49 V8
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
27% Apr
25
15
Sep
20
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
23% May
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49 % Apr
14
38% Aug
8
45
Sep
7
37 % Apr
5
43
Jan
11
Penney
30% Mar 31
28 Va Jan
3
Pennsalt
32% Mar 10
39% Apr
41% Jun
27
36
22 %
July 25
27% Oct
28
25% Jan
27
89
Jan
4
85% Jan
18
10% Oct
5
30% Nov
7
54% Feb
8
Feb
5%
28
22
28% Sep
7
26% Jan
9
31% Feb
95 % Jan
3
101% Jun
5
5
97% Jun
2
94% Aug 31
90% Jan
17% Jan
5
11% Jan
3
7
32% Jan
3
66 % May 16
62% Jan
4
85
Apr
4
15
68 % Mar 25
39 Va Jan
3
50% Jan
24
Peoria
29
50% Jun
17
46'A Jan
4
43% Dec
14
52"% Dec
16
43% Jan
12
56% Apr
83% Apr
7
20
30
Sep
28
41 % Dec
5
37 Va Jan
3
62
Apr
3
92 % Jan
7
7
94% Feb
1
98
May
9
11
15% Jan
18
36% Jun
8
13 %
May 17
95 % Mar
16% Jan
~2% Dec"21
5%
Jan~21
3
Jan
Pet
Milk
6%
7%
7%
7%
22%
21%
22%
17%
17%
17%
17%
4%%
Pfaudler
Pfeiffer
Permutit
5 Va May 25
3
3
42% Apr 21
65'A May 16
Phelps-Dodge
Phila
Co
99 V*
17%
11,000
18%
26,900
29,000
*90%
91
90%
90%
*91
92%
*90%
75%
76%
75%
36
37%
35%
36%
27
27%
27%
27%
X27
27%
38%
•37%
38%
*37%
38%
*37%
*37%
No par
.5
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
Oct
25
49
Jan
6
33% Jan
3
15% Dec
6
38 % Apr
8
17% Jan
3
60% Dec
65% Apr
25% Jun
29
71
Mar 29
62
Apr
5
81
Dec
9
78% Jan
3
102
77% Jan
20
85
Aug 12
79% Jan
30
86
80% Aug 29
54
60
74% Jan
14
41% Mar
13% Apr
9
29
31% May
3
May
25%
*24%
25%
•24'A
25%
*24%
53%
54
*53%
54
53 %
53%
52%
53
29
28 V8
28%
1,500
29%
28%
29'A
28%
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19%
19%
19%
28%
19%
9,800
50
*46%
47%
46%
47
40%
40%
39%
40%
3
36
36%
35%
1
41
41
40%
No par
30
30%
30%
30%
99'%
99%
99%
99 %
Corp
100
96'A
5
3%%
12
Philip
4
94
Feb
3
96
81% Nov
3
Sep
1
42% Jan
5
60% Jun
5
28
43% Jun
20
39 % Jan
10
59% Jun
1
1
25% Jan
4
18% Jan
3
10
88
Aug
8
82% Jan
30
93
Jan
22
80% Jan
18
88
13% Dec
23
19 %
May 20
14 % Jan
3
Aug 31
Dec
28
124% Jan
16
17% Nov
17
38% Jan
8
18% Jan
3
55% Sep
28
80% Jan
4
66
Jun
15
10% Dec
6
132
22% Jan
May
28% Apr
79% Feb
10
4
11
Jan
3
17% May 17
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
49
May
4
61
15
75% Jan
15
50
Mar 30
9% Sep
113% Oct
28
18
Jan
6
5
125
Apr
11
45 % Oct
25
81% Jan
4
26
124% Jan
4
72% Dec
20
25% Nov
2
43% Mar
8
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
i
261% Aug 22
25% Jan
5
16% Dec
6
88 Va Oct
12
95% Jan
34% Dec
Apr
55% Jan
96% Jan
69
Feb
Jan
5
5
9
3
Feb
13
3
88
Apr 19
33% Jan
73
52
11
17% Jan
30
27
Jan
20% Jan
175
li
1
115
3
Mar 15
Jan
_
12
65% Jan
24
15% May 17
120
Feb
13
77% May 10
130
90
May 10
Mar 20
29% Jun
227
6
8
22% Mar 30
May
&
17
93
17
Procter
&
88
May 16
Public
Service
May
Public
Serv
30% Apr
82
Jan
3
85% Mar
83% Jan
3
87
Jan
3
105% Jan
30
5.05%
105% Apr
47% Jan
25
Feb
61% Jun
15
Jan
3
78
21% Jan
9
71
May 11
18
81
Feb
25
123
Aug 25
11% Feb
86 % Nov
11
-
21
4
21
Feb
4.08%
102
13
May 17
3
118% Jan
8
Jan
21
84% Apr
3
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
6,100
Co
*44'A
46
44
44'A
53%
52%
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
52%
54
59
58
58%
57
59
57
57%
56
563A
59%
60
3,900
59
60
59%
60
59
59
58%
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96
*94%
2,100
96
•94%
96
94%
94%
*94%
1
16%
17%
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16%
•16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
37%
38%
38%
38'A
38%
38%
38'A
39
37
4%
4%
*44
4%
46
•44
4%
46
4%
4%
4%
4 Va
42
4%
41%
40%
3,500
41%
40%
41%
41
41 %
40%
41'A
45,000
59%
58
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
57%
58%
14,000
14,400
96%
•96
103%
•96
103%
►102
104
31
4'A
30%
31%
30%
313%
98
99
390
83%
83
83%
430
*95
96
95
95
•103
104
104
104
101 %
100
83 %r
83
100
140
30
58
59%
57%
57%
56%
59
57'A
58%
55%
563/4
18,800
24
24%
23 %
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23 %
24 Va
33,800
64
•64%
*63
64
*63
65
65
65%
101
102
99%
X98 %
99%
97
98'A
85
85
85%
85%
84
84%
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85
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64
101
96
66
110
97%
8,200
85
3,130
83
83
83
83
83
83%
*82%
83 %
3,700
58
58%
58
58%
58%
59%
59
59%
58%
59%
26,300
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
18
18%
3,800
52'/.
53
52%
53'A
53
53 %
52%
53%
95
95
95
95
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96
53
53%
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96
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96
9,100
80
.
56%
56%
57%
55%
56%
56
56%
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3,500
56
57%
56%
56%
56%
57%
56%
57%
55%
56 %
6,100
23%
2
com_10
56%
24%
24%
25'A
2,700
237/a
24'A
24%
25%
No par
•85
86
85
85
•85
86
*85
86
85
85
•85
86
•85
87
85
85
*84
88
•84
88
24%
24%
16
70
100
16 Va
129%
129%
128%
128%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24%
23'A
23%
68
69
68'A
68%
67%
68 %
66
67%
66 %
1,900
128%
23%
67
14%
13%
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52%
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52%
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52%
52%
52%
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54
*52%
54
14
14%
14
14
14
14
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118
►116
118
14
118
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72%
72%
125
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79
X77
28%
213%
20%
29%
217
20%
72%
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75%
28%
209
20%
14
13%
71%
72%
124
►121
76%
74%
28%
14
71%
125
75%
13%
14
51 Vt
51%
•52 Va
53%
52
52 Va
14
14
14
117
118
14
116
116
71 Va
•121
71%
125
75%
75
28%
28%
206 %
213
37C
2.40C
15,400
213%
207
208%
20%
28%
29
13%
13%
♦50%
51%
69%
118
74%
,
50
30C
60
70 3/4
2,900
119
40
75
4.20C
28%
28%
14,700
207'A
109'A
9,600
20%
20%
20
20
20
95'A
95
95
95%
95%
95
95
40
41 Va
40%
41%
40
41
No par
79%
79%
78%
79%
79%
80%
80%
81'A
80%
813/4
83%
83 %
83 Ve
82%
82%
81%
520
82%
83'A
53%
52%
53%
53
53%
53%
54
53%
54
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
83%
83%
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9,800
27,300
2,600
82%
35,500
1,300
83%
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83%
83%
•85'A
85%
*85'A
85%
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85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
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88%
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88%
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88'%
87%
88%
87%
87%
190
83%
59%
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104
104
►103
104
103
103
107
107
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83%
104
103
107
107
106
107
No par
660
106
106%
106 %
610
60%
61%
60%
61
61
61%
59%
61%
21,100
74%
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75
74%
74%
74%
75
22
22
22
22
300
21%
21%
21%
400
22%
22%
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22%
21%
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21%
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21%
10%
103
74%
22%
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130
74%
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•102
83%
60%
*21%
common—5
preferred——
83'A
52%
■
100
100
100
25
25
100
2,800
,
*29%
of Colorado—__10
Elec & Gas com_No par
5.60C
3,800
-
20%
preferred
$4.75
2,700
59%
41%
Publicker Industries Inc
May 25
2,300
'
95
4.80%
87
38
41
22% Mar 29
4
20
16%
96
preferred
13
96
42'A
preferred
preferred..
May 12
58%
60
21,800
95'A
Co
preferred
preferred
5.28%
3% %
38,600
44%
41'A
4.16%
Jun
78
10
4.32%
14
78%
5%% sf pref-100
Power
7
148
1,100
77%
•
96%
58
Public Service Co of Indiana.No par
Mar 29
23% Apr
13%
41
96%
53%
preference com—No par
preferred
100
preferred
100
preferred
100
4.30%
108
13%
41
96%
44%
div
4.18%
24
74% Sep
7% Sep 29
1
90% Feb
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
106
6
21
10
7
20
$1.40
Jan
20% Jan
19
4
86
49% Aug
Co
Gamble
56
5
13%
41
96'A
77%
10
Electric
3
65% Jan
13'A
41
96%
No par
Co
3
41% Feb' 17
13%
40%
96%
128%
11
105% Aug 19
13%
40%
96%
128%
Jan
Jan
13%
40%
129%
Jan
98
13%
129%
45,% Apr
Feb
96%
40%
129%
Poor
50
25
Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A——100
5%%
1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virgina
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston
Co
(The)
common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough
Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
__:
—5
Polaroid
Corp
1
43
.
6,600
993A
16%
28
Aug 17
Sep
7
30%
99
16 Va
12
Aug 30
1,100
30 Va
99'A
16%
30
90
40
30%
99'A
16%
30
86
*39
30 Va
16%
29% Sep
87 %
40
30%
99%
16%
69% Dec
80% Jan
39%
30%
99
16%
44% Dec
84% Dec
4,200
16%
26% Mar
78 % Jan
36%
1
Forgings
36 Va Mar
64% Jan
36
78%
No par
No par
_1
(conv)
preferred
Potomac
Apr
A_
common
Porter Co Inc (HK)
Jun
(NY)
series
Inc
12
96
36
41%
41
5
Pittsburgh
28
Nov
83% Oct
35%
40%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
9
57
3
35%
*39%
96%
13% -14
100
5
common
preferred
Pittsburgh
3
59
9% Jan
34%
40%
12.50
preferred
$4.80
Apr 21
18% Mar 16
130
36%
30,500
33 %c
Co
Co Inc
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co
$5
convertible preferred
27 % Apr 24
88 V* Mar 21
2
123
7,000
47%
413/4
*46
5
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Mar 29
Dec
79
19%
41
47
No par
3.90%
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp..
83% Mar 16
19%
41%
*46
100
Co
common
Morris
4%
8
19%
40%
I
33 %c
Coke
Reading Corp
Corp
19%
40%'
47
*103
44 % Jan
29% Sep
17% Dec
19%
200
40%
96
20% May 31
54% May 31
2
19%
•46
104
60'A Apr
13
&
28%
96
&
25%
24%
54%
96%
Philco
11,400
25%
preferred
preferred.
Phila
25%
54%
4.30%
26
3,600
'25
28%
19
4.68 %
100
2 Va
25%
25
2
*24%
83
8
2
1
30%
3
Aug
Brewing
Electric
2
25%
101%
3
Dec
25%
83%
12
73
1,400
37%
30%
14% Jan
97
27%
37%
101%
52% Jan
6
27%
38
83%
77% Jan
1
27%
30%
6
11
27%
2
101%
28
Apr
134,900
83%
Dec
43% Feb
35%
30%
67'A May 18
Jun
35
100 %
18% Sep
47
91
Jan
36
83%
Apr
26
8,000
35%
30%
98
104% Mar
36%
100%
9
23
75%
100
100
100
50c
3
100
5
100
100
5
1
92% Jan
100'% Jan
2
74
100
Mar
6
2%
76%
No par
85
8
*2
30
76
preferred
103% Mar 29
3
Sep
Sep
2%
2
;1
35%
91
76%
preferred
13
80% Jan
96
•91
78%
4.40%
34% May 15
96 % Jan
1
101
92%
76%
1
3.80%
26
2
6
17%
1
30% Apr
Sep
83% Sep
12
17%
42 Va
Corp
Jan
17%
5,300
6,000
18 %
Inc_
3
84% Jan
17%
190
7
21%
„100
30% Jan
93
6%
21%
6,000
41%
Corp of America
46% Jan
7
7'/a
22%
6,500
38%
157
18%
common
6
13
7
22
55%
'
42
1
23
Jan
7%
22%
2.50
Sand
Ry
57% Jan
87% Jan
38%
18%
.»
38 V* Jun
75
55 Va
•155
41%
Corp
(Chas)
39
155%
19
Corp
&
26% Mar 14
Pfizer
17%
528,000
42%
common
Glass
43% Mar
8
21%
55%
38%
155
13,300
%
18%
preferred
Petroleum
17% May 23
49 % Apr 20
7
,
55%
39 Va
156%
5,400
77%
Si
1
Inc
Co
Co
38%
156%
158
66%
77 Va
3.50
Eastern
&
Pepsi-Cola
39%
55%
41%
C*
Perkin-Elmer
55%
19%
Corp
Light
34% Jan
38%
157%
22 %
t
37% Nov
158
55%
65%
%
42%
Corp
Chemicals
Gas
39%
39
157'A
55%
78
18%
Power
Peoples
55%
65%
SI
41%
& Light com
preferred
4.40%
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
16 Va Mar 28
42% May
y77%
19%
4%%
13
Jan
65%
78'A
43
preferred—
conv
(J C)
Pennsylvania
Penn
65%
77%
19%
preferred—.
prior
Co
4.68 %
6
45
55%
4,700
41,400
24
41'A
common
Cement
Fruit
65%
•22%
1
Ford
&
24
12,000
"
77%
70c
Enterprises
Co
17%
No par
Penn
23
97% Aug 24
&
14%
17%
66'A
1
Co
Penn-Dixie
9
Dec
conv
Penick
3
27
/
24%
14%
18'A
♦22%
*22% ,24
23
14%
118
14%
18%
par
Co
Proof
Coal
24
76%
24
23%
hi
100
&
Mines
44
66
78%
14%
*18
„
No
Line
Transportation.
Peabody
66%
77%
23
.
Inc.;
Airways
Pipe
Pictures
Rust
23
•22%
50c
Corp
Sulphur
East
Davis
2% Jan
24
66
25
_100
World
Paramount
6
Apr
*22%
preferred
Apr
33
18'A
Electronics
Amer
29
58 JA Jan
14%
18 Va
__10
Consolidated
Pan
Panhandle
6
27
23'A
14 Va
18%
_
American
11
9
Corp
preferred
85% Apr
44% Apr
May 16
22%
14%
18%
Electric
&
Packard-Bell
4
92
23%
14%
i
w
Pan
27
56% Apr
35
5
6%
Pacific
Mar 22
3
22%
_1
Lighting Corp.,.
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com__14 2/7
4
3
40% May 10
Mar 16
20% Dec
24
17% Jan
19
Apr
__5
Aggregates
common—
Pacific
26% May 15
6
17% July
177
&
Co
preferred
Rights
8Vi May 16
39
21% Jan
Gas
141% Jan
25
12
Finance
Pacific
2
24
1% Dec
Pacific
5%
May 12
85% Mar 21
12
Oct
14% Feb
70
28
12
Jun
Coast
3
Feb
145
19 % Oct
40
Cement
Pacific
Mar
Inc_5
25
Pacific
18
7% Jan
26
<"
22% May 17
25'A May 31
Corp
152
148
148
147
147
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
86%
86%
86%
86
86
•21 Va
•144
153
105%
148
130
148
10%
10
10%
86
10%
•85%
250
85%
85%
20,100
110
29% Feb
4
37% Aug 30
33% Jan
3
42
May
Puget Sound Power & Light
Co—10
40%
40%
40 Ve
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
39%
40%
30% Oct
10
37% Jun
24
33% Jan
4
42
Jun
12
Pullman
No par
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
41%
40%
403A
14,600
27% Jun
2
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
3
39% Jun
14
Pure
5
38%
39%
38'A
39
38%
39%
38%
39 Va
38%
38%
38,200
26
63% Dec
5
57% Feb
17
74% Jun
16
74%
5,600
Jan
13
142% Apr
26% Jan
4
18
1
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred.
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
1
Inc
Oil
...
6,400
Q
42
Jan
125 Va Jan
26
11
Mar
For
8
136
Aug 18
27% Nov
footnotes,
14
see page
131
28.
31
Apr
'
_
72%
*138
29%
73
140
30
71%
138
29%
72%
138
29%
72%
74
137 Va
-
,
137%
29%
29%
74%
73
137%
137
73%
137
29%
•
29%-
29%
137
29%-
120
1.100
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2686)
.
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
June 12
Par
EXCHANGE
June 13
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
June 14
Friday
June 15
the Week
'
June 16
Shares
R
74
A
Dec
15% Sep
23
20
57 Va Jan
4
Apr
19
22 M» Jun
29
15% Dec
15
15 Mb Jan
11
Jan
6
17 Mi Jan
25
4
35 Va Jan
Radio
9
74% May 15
••
23% Feb
3
'
Corp
$3.50
28
88 Ma Feb
4
53% Jan
28
2
30% Oct
70% Jan
65% May
16
Apr
70
7
56
49Ma Jan
8
78% Apr
25
«7Mi Jan
18
18% Apr
46 Ma Oct
of
61%
62%
No par
72 %
72%
.12.50
1st
Ranco
America
19%
19%
73
74
com.No par
preferred——
Inc
6
6
21 Mi Apr
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International Inc
3.33%
Rayonier Inc..
——_1
Raytheon Coi.
l-__—a
:—5
22% May 15
'43 Ma Jun
No par
—
18%
11% Mar 22
*
8 Mi Dec
20
5
8 Va Jan
3
1—50
-%/9%
33 Ma Feb
5
19 Ma Apr
25
25% Feb
1
4%
non-cum
1st
prefered—50
*19%
28 Mi Jan
20
12 Ma Jun
9
15% Jan
18
4%
non-cum
2nd
preferred—50
*12%
13
Jan
6
12% Jan
3
20 Va Apr
1
28 Ma Jan
18
16
Jan
3
28Ma May 10
Reeves
24
28% Jun
16
19
Jan
4
25
8
Reichhold
16 Mi Jan
6
20% Apr
7
Reliable
47 Ma Jan
4.
67
Apr
7
Reliance
49% Jun
13
Reliance
12% Dec
28
15 % Nov
17% Oct
20
15% Dec
7
19 Mi Mar 17
43 % Dec
1
68% Jan
18
27 Ma Feb
21
Apr
1
22 Ma Mar 15
14
May
7
27 Va Jan
11
51% May 10
-
10% Jan
3
18% May 11
20
15 Mi Aug
23
14% Jan
6
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
37 Ma Mar
9
52
57
Mar 14
31 Va Aug
48% Dec
6
78% Jan
4
33% Sep
28
50% Jan
56Ma Jan
22
66% Mar
5
-
v
22
Co
common....
Roller
Bit
Bros
—50c
25%
-20%
Mfg Co
preferred
3
Republic
Revere
Steel
7
79 Mb May 17
Revlon
3%%
43 Va Jan
3
59% Apr
3
Rc.call
Drug
4
44 Ma Jan
17
56 Va Jun
5
Reynolds
Jan
3
49 Ma Jan
30
•
58% Jun
MM
■
Corp
-
46
Oct~24
26
%
42 % Jan
4
110 Mi Oct
27
55% Jan
48
Dec
Oct~24
16
8
87
4
13 Ma Jan
3
23 Ma May
4
1M4 Jan
3
83
.
Mar
78 Ma Jan
3
4 5 Ma Jun
16
25% Jan
3
52 Ma July
8
33 Ma Jan
3
4% Jan
5
42
19
Dec
f
19
—m
4
Jan
4%%
5
122% Jun
2
84
21
2% Dec
131 Ma Jun
3
Aug
«...
28% Jan
13
117
2 Mi Jan
6
23%
Feb
91 Va Jan
5
26% Jan
30
•9
47
.
6
85
31
1% Dec
Jan
149
5
Oct
12
Sep
94 Ma Dec
21
76% Jan
23
4%%
Preferred
May 31
Rheem
8
1% Mar 23
3.60%-
Selection
10
Richfield
Oil
-f:
63%
Paper
50% Mar 13
Ritter
3 Ma Feb
9
Roan
5
Apr
32% Feb
38% Oct
19
52
Jun
9
40
Apr
21
50
Jun
5
41% Oct
25
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
19
50
Feb
21
5% rk
28
26% Jan
4
23 Ma Jan
3
29% May 10
Rochester
2
38% Jan
6
27 Va Jan
4
35% May
Rockwell-Standard
S00
Dec
28
780
82
Jan
4
89
12% Apr
5
20% Dec
16
14
14% May 12
13% Sep
22
9% Apr
500
May
2
Jan
16
Rohn
16
87
May
2
89 M. Jan
11
4%
17% Jan
9
27 Ma May
5
Rohr
12 Mb Jan
13
21 Ma Jan
8
Oct
25
21% Jan
13
31% Dec
1
46% Jan
4
15
21% Mar
25
12% Apr
24
Ronson
Roper
Royal
Crown
Royal
Dutch
19% Apr
(GeoDi
18
Royal
McBee
12 Mb Feb
3
16% May 17
Rubbermaid
36% Jan
3
46 V4 Apr
7
Ruberoid
19
Jan
9% May
3
17
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
6
26 Mi Jun
23
18 Ma Jan
24% May
15
33% Sep
19
16Mb Apr
30
17
Ryan
22 Ma Mar 16
32 M> Oct
80
40 Ma Apr
24 y4 Sep
36% Jan
3
88 Ma Aug
24
May 27
Nov
86
3
4
259
Apr
15
32
Feb
Jan
48% Apr
10
Safeway
90Ma Mar 15
4%
—
—
35% Mar 30
26 Ma Jan
St
19
37 Ma Sep
38 Va Jun
5
St
14Mi Sep
30
22% Jan
15 Ma Jan
19 Ma Apr
10
St
8
79 Ma Feb
70 Va Jan
79
Apr
7
26
55 Ma Jan
33
Jan
40 Ma Feb
27
92
Jan
•9 Ma Mar
30% Oct
Jan
93
7
24% Jan
12
•8
13 y. Dec
19% Oct
8% May
July 13
31% Sep
7
10% May 16
Mar 14
7
33% Jan
21 Ma Apr
12
1 %
62%
63%
62%
63 V4
61 Va
62%
24,900
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 Va
48%
4,300
63%
61%
61%
63 %
61 Ma
63
61
62 Ma.
54%
54 Mi
54%
54
54'A
53 %
54 Va
54%
54
55
53%
54 %
52 Ma
.53 Ma
*47'/a
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
47 %
47 Ma,
123 Vi
124
119:-.
119% '
86%
85
F'
1%
91va
88
14
20
San
Diego Imperial
14% Jan
22
21% Jan
347A May
8% Jan
81 Ma Jun
46% May
Oct
18
50% Feb
38
1
16% Feb
17
93 V4 Jun
17 Mi Feb
81
Jan
4
16
Oct
77
May 27
31
66% Jan
4% Dec
29 y« Sep
20 y« Apr
12
Aug
92 Ma Aug
30
Jan
May 10
May
3
58MaJun
9
Jan
16
41% Jan
3
4
Jan
3
73 M4 Jan
85
15
11
19
87
Jan
4
15
16 Vt Jan
3
14% Mar 10
116
15
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
3
38% Jun
28
13
27
Jun
16
37y4Feb
22 Va Jan
25
Jan
5
70
24Va Aug 22
5
18% Sep
May 17
22
1
41
Jan
17
59
Jun
15
4
44 Mi Feb
23
28
19% Jan
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
54
4
90
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
7% Sep
29
12
$3.40
$4
/i
73Ma May 11
10
3.60%?
May 22
24
Screw
X41%
29% Mar 21
Seaboard
30
1
Seiberling
20% Apr
97 Ma Jan
Sears
15 Va Mar
Jan
6
4
Servel
102
Inc
Jaii" U
40
May 18
Shamrock
31
May 17
Sharon
$5.25
45%
49
*48
48 Ma
*267A
27,
No par
x26%
27 %
34%
34%
20
548%
>
33%
548 '/a
*88
546
■"
89j
24
22%'
3 4%
34
34
14 Mi
14 Ma
14%
41%
ll%q 11'A
m,?£2%
17%
87 Va
Shell
'
4
14
21% May 10
Sheraton
34
3
38% May 23
6
42% Jan
4
4
60 V2 Apr
70 M4 Jan
3
47
33
23
37
Jun
2
55
Jan
6
53% Jan
11
37
11 Va Oct
25
20% Oct
24
11
64% Jun
15
2
42% Jin
11
5
26
5
38
37
97
32%
32
10%
10 Va
10%
&
17 Ma
30 Va
31
10%
10 Ma
55%
57 V4
53%
56 Va
40 Ma
41
3
3
5
Singer
25
Dec
15
30% Feb
3
27 M4 Jan
11
7
15% Dec
30
15 MI Jan
4
48Ma May 19
13% May 26
52M4 Jun
22% Jun
7
30Ma Jun
6
Jan
4
12
50 Va July 18
38 V4 Aug 31
47% Jan
19
60
73 Ma
73 Ma
*73%
75 Ma
75 Ma
*73 Va
28%
.3
65%
14 Ma
May
38 Mi
Oil Co
Railroad
24%
,22 Ma
8Mo
Gold
6% May
2
83
For
Oct
17
16% Aug
9
26% Jan
May 23
4
92% Sep
footnotes,
28
Jan
88
Jan
3
14 Mb Jan
3
20% Jan
6
see page
19% Apr
11
33% May
12
11
30
90
12
71
7 Ma Jan
9 Ma Jan
35 Ma Jun
23
84% May 16
13 Mi May 12
18% Oct 31
88 Ma Jan
28.
3
26
3
Southern
5%
May 12
Rico
14 Ma
14
14 Mi,
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
3,900
16%
25,600
16
16%
:
102
*100
16Mb
102
16
Spartans
Spencer
Mar
May 15
97% May
Spalding
Sparton
2
21M4Apr 19
9
h
11%
*10%
16%
*101
11 Mi
38 Va
38%
x38%
39 Mb
25 :
25 M»
2 5 Mb
2 5 Ma
*10%
15%
102
10%
*101
22%
,
.
Spencer
Sperry
'$4.50
25 Ma
10%
1.500
39
39%
23,000
25
25 Va
4,100
22%
22%
23%
23
23%
22%
22%,
40%
40
40%
40%
40 Ma
40
40%
39 Mi
40
18%
18 Va
18 Mi
18 Mb
18 Ma
18 Va
18 Ma
17%
18
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26,900
5,600
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17%
17
19%
19%
19%
20 Ma
19%
20 Va
19 Va
19%
11,500
28%
28%
28%
2 9 Ma
28 Va
29
2 8 Ma
.28%
14,500
35 Va
35%
36
36
36%
51 Ma
19
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19%
28%
29%
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51 Va
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83
83
83
47%
47%
47
41%
41%
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96 Ma
100
58%
47
47
41%
41%
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96 Va
96
92
94 Va
59
59 M4
59 va
58 Ma
32 Ma
33 Ma
31
32%
23 Vi
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22%
23%
23 Mb
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33 v*
32 %
33
32%
33%
32 Ma
33%
31%
32 V4
60 Va
10,700
60%
59 Va
60
59 Ma
613/4
61
61 Ma
60%
61
29,600
46
45 va
46
45%
46%
45 Ma
46 Va
44%
45 Ma
43,200
12 Mi
12%
12 Ma
12%
'12%
69%
54%
69 Va
70 Ma
70
21%
22 va
20%
21%
7,500
30
30 Ma
30
30
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20 va
20
20 Va
4,400
70
69%
70
7,700
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24 va
24%
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42
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42 y4
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23
53%
54 va
53%
54 Vi
8,100
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3,200
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18%
18%
70
70
70
54%
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70
16,100
i
500
8,300
36,100
180
29
29 Mt
29 va
29%
28%
29 Va
7,900
2 4 Mi
2 5 Ma
24
25
25 Va
25 Va
1,700
37 Va
14,400
35%
9%'
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35
3 5 Ma
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35 Ma
37
36%
.
9MB
93/4
9
9%
39%
38%
92 Ma
54 Va
*42 Ma
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35
9%'
39 Ma
18 MB
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54%
43
500
25
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35%
35%
54 Va
.
■
18%
70
29%
t—
69%
7,500
52 Ma
2,300
45
'
25
common
20%
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45
45 va
24%
Sons
30
20 Mb
20,100
54
45
55%
18 Ma
*90
22
*29%
20 Ma
52 M2
2,700
..
8%
53 Va
45 Mi
44 ■%
29 Ma
..100
21%
29 Ma
12
8M4
19,100
45
54%
1
preferred
22 Mi
11%
8 Ma
54
*50%
45 Ma
24%
*69
9%
52 Ma
45
4,5 %
54%
39 va
*50 Vb
12%
8V4
54
42%
Co.—1
1
52 V4
54
54%
24
—2.50
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54
12 M4
44%
46
common—6
8 Ma
54
♦50 Mi
42
45%
Inc
Industries.
Co
8%
52
i
42%
42
Service
Bros
9,400
7,400
10,700
31
55
—20
'<■
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70 Ma
ctfs—100
25,100
59
34 Ma
69 Ma
tr
95 Ma
2,300
34
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common..No par
41 Ma
94 Va
700
47
40%
93 Mi
20 Ma
(Delt.-Nopar
47
41%
34%
29 Ma
5
47 Ma
41 Ma
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1,400
6,700
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59
21%
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;
51
..
58%
■
*
22
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*47
2,200
36 Mi
,
49
■'81 Ma
34%
'
35
20%
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Corp
preferred
47 Mi
29%
preferred
&
81 Ma
-
17 MB
36
51%
81 Ma
18 Va
17
36%
51
21%
Co
17 Ma
85
£9%
&
17
52
20 Ma
Public
Kellogg
;
59
35
17 %
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Co.lOc
com
Service
Co
&
1
45 Ma
Ohio stock
(AG)
Rand
39%
25%
102
10 Mi
18
83
1
Chemical
4.20%
39 Va
•
17 Ma
Inc..—.5
,
Railway
&
11
10,700
17 Mi
—20
—25
Sugar
California
Southwestern
4
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
3^
28,700
45
Public
non-cum
Mobile
34Ma Apr
3
46 V4 Apr 25
91
65%
45 Ma
Pacific
26 y4 Nov
6 4 Ma
52 Ma
Southern
4
65%
44%
3
3
65%
•50 Vb
47% Mar 15
Jan
65 Mb
2.50
5
25
20 Ma Jan
20 Ma Jan
65%
—50
5
27
1,300
65%
51
..
54 Ma Jan
5
36%
*17%
1
:
28
4
29%
36
8%
40
Dec
28%
37 Ma
54 Mi
Gas
29% Jan
.■24 Va
29%
37
8%
Gas
30
23%
29 %
38
54 Va
Natural
9
24%
2 9 Mb
—-1
Co
Indiana
Mar 30
22,900
24 %
29 Va
No par
preferred—
Southern
6,800
62,800
23%
com_4.50
preferred—.
Jersey Gas Co
Puerto
30
8 Ma
30 Mb
37%
Platinum.—1
&
E & G
Co
65 Ma Mar 20
8 Va
40 '
50c
Inc
Southern
16
27
1
Co:
Southern
17% Jan
8%
30%
38%
No par
Marchant
&
Southern
26 Ma Jan
75 Ma
8%
30 %
30
16
38%
.10
5
13
*73 Ma
83/4
30%
£6%
*100
24 Va
Co
47% May 18
Aug 23
75 Ma
8 Ma
2 4 Mb
—.5
45
18% Aug 23
16%
102
11 Ma
Co.
3
55% Jun
70
36,100
65 Va
,
.15
11 Vb
Corp
Southeastern
10
95 Ma
26 Mb
38 *
65%
16 va
78
2 5 Mt
23 Va
38%
_2.50
6,700
7,500
27 va
.30 Ma
31
3.300
10%
109
29 Mb
29 Ma
38%
100
*73 Ma
8%
*94
2,800
24,600
;
14%
5
Corp——5
;
3
69 Ma
*94
26 %
;
38 Va Jan
29 Ma Jun
*76 Ma
95 Ma
77%
95
26%
No.par
5
1
77 Va
78 Ma
95
26
———1
23% Jan
23
*76 Ma
96
2 6 Ma
Corp_„
Carolina
South
May 17
36% Jan
40% Aug 24
167A Nov
78 Ma
96
25%
1
16
23 y4 May 18
17
Sep 26
21 Mi Sep 26
*76 Va
1
28
64 Mi Jun
10%
107%
28%
83% Jun
25
10%
109%
27 Ma
18% Sep
Sep
10%
-108%
j.__1
1.
Amer
South
22M4Apr 10
79M4Mar24
39 Mi Jan
4
11 Ma
109 Ma
8%
Steel
&
Mobil
Line
5%
5
70
31 Mi Jan
10 Ma
108%
8,000
22,200
42
11M4
96
No par
*40
109 Vb
x30%
Co
South
May 11
17
65
<
26:%
of America
South
4
86 Mi Feb
29
56%
40 Ma
25%
1
Kline
Socony
Soo
9% May 25
46
11
Va
108 Va
.
78
*76 Ma
12%
25
Dec
11 r
110 Ma
45%
15% Jan
51,600
17
.15
27% Jan
10%
10 Ma
No par
19
7,900
10 Ma
31%
5
11
32 Va
10%
17%
Labs.No par
21
31%
10%
17%
Co Inc
28% Dec
32
10 Ma
£1
Corp
Oil
120
31%
10%
10%
*95
Inci.
40,200
31%
31
French
21
12% Nov
Sinclair
4
200
35 Ma
100
10 Ma
Smith
May 10
3 4%
*97
17%
Smith-Douglass
14
37%
100
32
31%
Smith-Corona
22% Jun
6,000
10 Ma
No par
Simplicity Pattern
May
2,400
17%
75
30 Ma
1"
49% Apr
57
38%
17 Ma
75
17%
7
9
35%
*97
*37 Ma
4,700
17%
10 Ma
14
Jan
38%
17%
36% Jun
6% Mar 15
37 Va
270
33%
75
17%
*73 Ma
100
33 Mb
31%
61% Jun
49
*97
33%
38%
17%
88 Ma
350
10%
10%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
27
19,700
87%
30 Vb
108%
Co
Simonds
45% May
102 Ma Jun
47 %
46%
"280
*17%
31M4Mayl0
44 Va Jan
33%
75
Ma
10 Ma
3
18
33%
Ma
88
350
18 Ma
9
Corp
Saw
11,400
32 Mb
.1
Co.—
17
84Ma Mar 10
Simmons
17%
10%
4
30
Jan
Mfg
7,100
18
32
Gas,
22%
31
No par
Corp
600
<
5
Co
5,700
11 Ma
17 Ma
47
87%
*280
.25
Falls
*11
1.40
—35c
46 Mb Jan
30
36 Ma
32%
10%
*73 Ma
98
32 %
46 Tii
88 Ma
38%
17%
75.
10
23% Jan
Dec
*38
17 Va
*74
47
350
33%
37%
100
17 Ma
Ma
8%
4
51 Ma Oct
11 Mi
88 Ma
38%
*38
37 Ma
Co
Manufacturing
Oil Co
46% Dec
11%
*280
33%
31%
(A O)
~7%
11 Ma
46 Ma
88 Ma
33
20
Smith
10
3.500
41 Ma
—100
Skelly
28
14 Ma
41 M4
18
350
of Amer__—_.1
11
12
11,200
14 Ma
*11
46 Ma
88 Va
38%
No par
10
Jan
4% Jun
14 Ma
14%
42
55
60% Apr
45% Jan
34
14 Mi
14'A
41%.
*40
37% Apr
3
14 Ma
14'A
57%
3
9 Ma Mar 10
14%
1,300
41%
40%
16
38% Jan
14'A
14 Va
56
Jun
44% Jan
31
28% Mar 23
38 Mi Oct
34% Jun
18% Feb
3
4,400
40%
12 Ma Jan
4
29% Dec
13
63 Ma Jan
22
Feb
38% Jan
4
68 »A Dec
35 Ma
17% >
18
Siegler Corp
Jan
55% Jan
*34%
17 Va
76
issued
When
7
Nov
29
34%
17 'Af
17%
Co.—
16% Feb
94 Va Jan
31
34%
22
.1
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Oil
15% Jan
26
Sep
34%
23
76 Va
—
Oil
Shattuck
28
26% Mar 24
83 Mi Oct
91,500
'
19Ma May 16
19MaMa/21
54
1,100
34%
"■
*280
33%
*97
22 Ma
33%
22 Va
:_100
..100
24 M4
22 Ma
31%
22%
No par
Co:
*23%
22%
18 'A
45%
88 Va
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24%
22%
34 Va
22 Va
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350
33 va
*23%
34 Ma
14 y4
11%
04iiL7%
46
45 Ma
24%
22 Va
34
22 %
18%;;
11,700
41%
14%
22%
'280
18%
34%
42
11%
•
15,400
24%
14%
14%
'
42
70
24 M4
22%
v
34
14%
14 Mi
5
par
Ma
200
610
89
*
41 >A
Sheller
Sep
*88 V4
33%
*33%
4,000
-
' 565
561
89
22 va
9
Apr
34 Va
566
24
"
6
3 4%
*88%
565
34
17% Jun
69
34%
89
23
Shell Transp <fo Trad NY shs ord_£l
3
5,500
34%
565
*88
24'%
46% Mar
Jan
34%
34 Mi
552
83
33%
23% May 15
Jan
34%
23%
3
27
3,200
22%
6
28
26%
18 Mr
27
1
26 Va
19%
Jan
1
27
18%
18
Jun
26%
23
38 V4 Jan
31 Ma Sep
27
25 Va
22 Ma Jan
43
26%
24%
4
24
4,900
19%
4
23 Mi Sep 29
Oct 31
40
48 va
25
Jan
23% Oct
48
19'A
23% Jan
4
48%
50
24%
43
Jaii-13
4.7%
-
44
20 %
15
21%
48%
43 Ma
24%
28
20 Va Jan
*46
19%
30% Apr
17% Sep
12
45%
47 Va
48 Ma
555
89
8,600
44%
47%
24%
12
Dec~ 29
y4
52
20 g
com
preferred—
Steel
42,100
3 Mi
25%
29% Dec
15% Sep
46
46
*48 %
57%
Industries
14,400
1 Ma
3%
20lA
5
31% Feb
3%
20
27
15%
3'A
24%
10
RR
&
300
19%
1 Mr
1
19 y» Dec
3
46%
52 Mi s
12% Jun
Jan
3'A
*48 Va
common..
Shahmoon
21
~
May 25
14% Apr 19
8% Jan
3%
•
40%
Rubber
37 Ma May 12
,
3%
50 Ma
:_10o
Corp
Roebuck
3'A
■,V
56 Ma
Sealright-Oswego
67% Jun
Feb
Seagrave
41 Ms
40%
Finance
13
41 Mi
1
Corp
20
'.41%
'46%
3%
48 'A
Corp
Line
Jun
-
*48%
common
Air
18%
1%
2,800
1.66%
preferred
Bolt
&
1 Va
'2,100
•
preferred—.—30
Seaboard
.
.
10,200
No par
Co
89%
1 %
-
40 M4
^12.50
preferred—
Mfg
18%
1%
40
No
preferred
Scovill
18
•
1
common
40 Ma Apr
11% Jan
14 Va Mar 31
43%
21
31 Ma Jan
25
10 y4 Nov
Feb
9
May 19
27% May 31
..:
1,400
86 Ma
41
—
Co
Paper
.
1%
*85
41
Co
Inc
Scott
97
71% Jun
26
29
Schick
May 10
81 Ma May
85
6,900
.21,400
41%
10
& Electric
convertible
5 %
85
18
,
124
41
,
8
85
*
Sangamo Electric Co..
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
Schering Corp common....
5
8M4 Jan
30 y« Nov
I
11
121%; 122%
16,100
25
scries A..,
14VaApr
25
72
4.40%
123%
15,800
33.400
:
89
Power...No par
7% Jan
Feb
11
6
pfd
124'A
121
17%
.
90
124
120
85
18
1%
125
120
119%
85
17%
*123
47,200
32%
:
Co
Diego Gas
2,400
14,700
28,200
;
47
Regis Paper Co common
1st
19%
32 M4
,.100
San
19%
com—1
common
16
37% Jan
31
7% Nov
May 25
16Mb
20 Va
3'A
Co
39 Ma Feb
15 '/a
20
45
87%
Preferred series A 5%
St
16%
20
>
44
4 5 Ma
^
&
16
19%
v-i 46 y4
—
Ry
,22,100
v 100
62
19%
-46'A
89%
preferred
Fran
*60
16%
1"
32%
1
Light
San
44%
45
15%
47'A
1
30 Va Jan
42% Oct
36
100
Joseph
L
60 Mi ,"60%
45%
'32.V.
y4
Joseph Lead Co.—
29% Apr
62
300
30%'
15%
1
Inc.—;
conv
32% v34
3,000
45%
18%
.
7,500
18%
59%
54
1
Stores
20%
18%
58%
33%
(
7 20
32
preferred
4.30%
——
*60 Mi
20%
;is%
>59
57
54
o.
838
62
*
20'A
*18 y4
<
46%
Corp
Ryder System
x3i y4
•
18%
60
87%
Inc
Aeronautical
49%
18 y4
59%
-
90'/a
—20g
(Jacob)
20%
*
18 'A
47'A
Co
Ruppert
9
£0
20%
60%
900
900
2,300
33'A
'
issued
When
'
25
24%
a
600
49%
-
5
Petroleum
37.% May 19
24%
24 7
119V4
90'A
:_100
Corp
Cola Co
43% Apr
6
24 Ma
24 Ma
v
1
24% May
5
25% Apr 18
26
17 Va
1
3
Jun
17 Va
46%
:
3
34
,17%
33
—J.
8
13 Mi Jan
2
*17%
46%:'
Corp.—
Feb
11
17%
32%
Corp
16% Jan
18
*17%
•
46%'
common.._
Corp..,
22
42
Co
Aircraft
25 Ma May 11
14% May
30% Dec
Haas
12%
32
preferred series A
14 Ma May 31
5
31% Oct
&
1.700
.
20%
12%
47 Ma
preferred
32% Jan
——
11% Oct
670
Mar 23
Sep
*19 Va
12%
32 %
Telephone Corp
Oct
19%
12%
46 Vh
Mines
Elec Corp
Dec
9%-
9%;
19%
13'/a
31%
i.2.50
Gas
21
*
5s
1.25
Controls
convertible
27
9%
20
13 Mi
__10
Copper
&
-
9%
78.000
No par
Rochester
5
J
.
Robertshaw-Fulton
Antelope
9%
8.800
,115,400
39 Ma
..127V
127
18
—
47% Jun
9%
17%
20%,
,
63%
.<48
118%
*85
Inc.—
Company..
3
38%
49
65%
.100
Corp.—
2% Jan
17%
20 Va
40%
•63
49
Co——1
Corp
Riegel
17%
21%
;
3,500
19%
20
48
100
Trust.
Richardson-Merrell
27
17%
4,400
14,800
~
15%-
53%;* 54%
com.——5
series
51% Apr
10
55
3
pref
34% May 10
72
39 Vu
*19%
25
'45%
-
54% " 56
—50
A
Tobacco
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
70'A
'20%
9%
*61."
.
;
46%
61%
.1
1
Co.—2.50
com——No par
series
108% Apr
7
33% Nov
Co
(RJ>
72%
18'A
48
48
—5
Chemical
2nd
conv
Reynolds
J.
71%
59,200
19%
72%
41 y4
ism,
63 %
63%
preferred
19'A
*72
21%
60 %
;V
.
15% -15%
—10
1.
&
57%
20%
17%
17%
20
v
'
;
49
45%
50c
Brass
Metals
57 v4'
72%
19%
.
39 y8
13,
24%
V
"
37%
37% Sep
60'/a
58
.72%
21
■
20
17%
'
18%'
19%
&
18 va
21%
41v- "'
12%
21.;' ;,v
161
*61
\
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.
Corp
-
72%
V9%
.
26 %
18 Mi
60%
r
preferred...—10
Inc
21
71% Jan
,—5
series—100'
common
Copper
56% Jun
——
--—5
common
convertible
May 23
*
—10
Corp—
Eng Co.
&
72%
*19%
*
-17%
—'—1
Republic-Aviation
$1
17%
Inc—
Republic Corp
May 17
No pat-
Chemicals
Elec
73
60%
'
Co._
Stores
Conv
-
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27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'Year I960
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8
46% Dec
8
77 % Feb
2
82% Sep
19
4
64% Apr
4
Spiegel
Jan
3
88% Apr
17
$4.50
82
65% May
Standard
4
29% Jan
5
57 % Dec
14
52 % Jan
12
70 % Jan
79% Aug 22
72 % Jan
23
13 y2 Sep
13
11% Jan
3
2
4% Jan
9
25 % Jan
9
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5
Jan
6
55% May
3
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1
5
12% May 11
Dec
44 y2
10
Standard
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of
Standard
Oil
of Ohio
53% Mar 15
59% Feb
3
84
Jan
9
88
Jun
6
4
21% Feb
7
28
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Jan
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25
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Feb
64
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Jan
29
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30
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25
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32
Mar 28
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3
60% Feb
3
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Chemical
Feb
7
82% May
9
13% Jan
9
15% Apr
Jan
4
96
Apr 27
29% May 11
Sterling
3
32% Jun
6
Stewart-Warner
31
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9
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1
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24
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20
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3
34% Apr
11
Storer
5fo prior preference
7
Jan
6
Jan
3
,
28% Jun
16
18% Jan
4
3
Mar
4
Suburban
Gas_;
4
Suburban
Propane
24
19% Dec
14
48% July 21
64% Jan
4
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54% Jan
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26% Jan
4
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Sun
23
4
12 % Jun
1
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7
13% Jan
4
85 y2 Oct
6
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89
Feb
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55 y2 Jan
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20
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1
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Jan
15
25
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14
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29
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30
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22
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6
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8
22
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Jan
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4
40% Jan
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46
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25
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6
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16
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4
4
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11
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25
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4
30
56
May 31
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24
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,
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Financial
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'
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&
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Jun
35
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AND
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5
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•
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1
40
38
Sep
9
Tuesday
June 13
No par
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Monday
June 12
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12
Inc
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25% July 25
35 y8 Feb 25
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
42 % Jan
29% Mar
10% May 11
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
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1367
1390
1378
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12,500
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Jun
8
49
Apr
3
10
Jun
Talcott
18
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1
40
4
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31
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1
1
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16
47% Jan
6
69% Jun
6
20'/» Sep
29
24% Aug 25
22% Jun
16
25 % Jan
16
Jan
5
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Corp
Tennessee
109% May 31
.
83
18% Jun
16
14
Texas
38% Dec
29% Mar 15
27
33
Jun
15
38% Mar 21
Texas
Gas
Jan
14
27% Jan
3
44 % Jun
1
Texas
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16
18% Jan
3
26% Jun
1
Texas
21% Sep
28
37
15% Sep
26
19% Dec
148 % Oct
25
165% Jan
12
29% Jan
11
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10
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6
19% Jan
4
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3
23% Apr
12
Jan
11
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Sep
27
70% Jan
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12
Mar
7
Texas
&
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Texas
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4
24% Jan
3
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3
3
15
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10
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27
28% Oct
24
61% Jan
7
Jan
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9% July
Feb
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13
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16
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24
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4
3
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3
50
27
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3
22% May
22
59% Jun
6
82% Feb
82% Mar 21
May 20
26% Jan
27
3
May 10
87
2
May
16% Jun
2
4
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19
23% Mar 29
20% Jan
3
68% Jan
6
48% Jan
3
56 % Feb
14 y2 Sep
28
22% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
28% Apr
6
19
Jan
4
25
Chemical
Thiokol
Oil
17
May 31
Tishman
17
19% Sep
33
Jun
22
41%'Aug 26
37% Jan
3
56% Jun
8
Torrington
19% Jun
3
37% Dec
29
34
Jan
3
68 % May
9
Tractor
42% Jun
9
Dec
20
38% Jun
64
20
Dec
1
59 % Jan
10
38% May
9
42 % Apr
16
24% Jun
16
3
Transitron
11
22% Jan
4
31 % Mar
1
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15% Jun
1-6
20% May
1
39
11%
July~25
19
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4
14% Jan
3
20% May 15
33
Oct
39% Jan
4
36
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3
46
27
8
7
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2
30
44% Dec
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21
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30
17% Jan
4
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26
18% Jan
22
24% Feb
29
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83
55
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12
May 16
2,800
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6
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9
30%
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8
20
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173%
283/4
55% May
36
31
43 Va
55 % Apr
14
174%
31%
203/4
28
3
28
1703/4
31 '/a
174%
283/a
No par
Pipeline
6,900
203/4
*83
1
Electronic
26,400
313/4
44%
:
19 %
21
180%
28%
—
Coal
18-%
31 Va
28%
2
7
177%
19%
203/4
174%
«
273/4
40% Jan
9
—
X28%
49% Feb
Oct
44
39,800
27
2tf
13% Nov
May 17
43
27
8
8% July 18
36
33%
42 %
Tung-Sol. Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957:—50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp——1
59 % May
Mar
33
43%
Truax-Traer
40 % May
July 28
34
421/4
39% May 31
30
Jun
19
33
44%
9
33 % Nov
30
195/a
345/a
43 '/a
25
25 Va Mar 14
52
191/4
34%
44
25% Jan
53 % Jan
■4 22%
i-icr 102 Va
34%
29% Jan
18
23%
105%.
1
Tri-Continental
$2.70
19,000
22%
103%
41%
56 % May
54 % Oct
28
7
76,900
23%
1053/4
,vm-
34 Va
4
11
50 y8 Jan
Jun
7,800
23 Va
103 %
23%
24
Williams
&
World
Trans
64 Va
104%
_5
Corp
Transwestern
60
16
63 Va
1
Jan
24
21% Dec
653/4
Construction—1
&
Co
Transamerica
Jun
31% Oct
64%
—
;.
issued
Trane
3
29% Jan
66%
—'—
Co
Co
91% May 15
26% Jan
21
-
42%
.1
Co__
4
Oct
23
'/C
—No par
Supply Co class
When
7,600
17,000
105%
23
105 Va
96%
Co
Realty
23
23%
105% ft
X253/4
Bearing
Edison
Toledo
9%
15%
Va
34%
common
Roller
Timken
9
15
41%
—100
preferred
$1.20
21
653/4
Yr—
:—7.50
Tool
Power
67
No par
(J R l
Thompson
66 Va
—1—50c
preferred
Mfg Co
7,900
9%
16%
-34%
Co
Co-
Glass
.15'% Feb
64
Ry
41%
9V4
15%
9%
9%
5
Tr sub shr ctfs_l
common
conv
i' Tidewater
24% Mar
7
$1.25
Thatcher
Thor
32% Feb
44% Dec
Inc
68 Va
23
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge 1 com_5
4% preferred;.
I
100
28% May
20% Jan
24% Jan
Pacific
106
104
Textron
Inc—
Coal & Oil
5
38% Jun
46% Feb
Instruments
Pacific
Texas
Texas Pacific Land
3
11
24% Jan
.
15
33%
No par
1
-10
Corp
Sulphur
Jan
Nov
18% July 22
26
21
Gulf
9%
143/4
105 %
Corp_3.50
Transmission
80% Jan
69
86% Aug 25
22% Oct
Eastn Transmission
Texas
206% May 15
256 y4 May 25
.20% May 17
65
19% Jun
9 %
14 Va
67%
—-25
•;
4
9%
153/4
—
Co—5
Transmission
Gas
Ind-Al
Texaco
Jan
87
2
64% Jun
41%
16%
8%
14%
1
—1
—-—1.25
—
TelAutograph
Corp
Tennessee
Corp'*iii-fc
20% May 10
Feb
6% May
34
Inc
Tandy
2,800
45
•44
45
*43%
44%
*43%
44 %
14%
Xl3 Va
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
13%
13
13%
2,600
18%
183/4
18 Va
18%
18
18%
17%
18 %
15,800
19%
1
44 %
*43%
u
Aug 30
4
17% May 16
Udylite
Jan
11
65% May 11
Underwood
7% Jan
3
10% Mar 28
Union
33 % Jan
4
Jan
4
13% Jan
IT 42%
"
12% Mar
1
25
43% Jan
4
25
6% Nov
148% Jan
6
116
19
39
Jan
3
Aug 15
92
Jan
30
30
29 '/a Oct
106 y2 Oct
Jan
4
39% Aug
87y4 Jan
6
96
32
4
74% Dec
29
78
Apr
68 % Jan
5
75
7
85
8
47
Nov
31
Jan
5
Sep
7% Jan
28
4
8% Aug
32% Jan
6
19% Oct
26
24% Jan
5
37% Jan
32% Apr
20
May 10
81
23% Mar
8
24
Mar
9
17
Nov
May 18
45% Mar
4
29% Jan
18
14
1
Feb
23
7% Jan
12
Nov
17
38
46
1
14% Dec
22% Jan
5
15% Dec
31% Jan
Corp
Corp—2.50
Fastener
18% Jun
28
3
24% Apr
1% Jan
11
Jan
3
4
54% Jan
16
30% Jan
27
17% Jan
II
1 %
May
5
5
76% Mar 24
8
30% Jan
3
34
Jun
2
43 % Jun
16
37% Jan
3
47% Feb
9
93
18
4
Jan
4
24% Jan
3
49% Apr
14
97% Jun
1
29% Feb
2
-
62
May 26
47%
45%
47 Va
43%
45%
39,100
45
453/a
45
45%
44%
45%
24,200
♦102
105%
*102
105%
*102
♦95
953/a
*102
95
'
105%
95
95%
*94%
36%
37%
34%
36
39
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
23%
23
23
*223/4
23%
300
72
69%
70%
68%
69%,
5,100
343/t
34
34
32
33
1,900
38%
x363/4
373/4
39%
39Va
39%
38%
23
23
•22%
23%
73%
74%
73
73
35
35%
343/4
343/4
*23
70 3/4
♦34
'
8%
8 3/8
8%
52%
52%
52 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
3,200
24%
24Va
263/a
26
27%
26%
26%
226,800
331/4
34%
34
35%
33 Va
35
33
33%
31,400
633/4
633/4
64
64
64
64
64
64
16%
16%
16%
22%
21 Va
22
33%
34%
63
63
8%
51
8 3/a
8%
17
17%
16%
16 Va
16%
163/4
16 Va
21%
22%
x21 %
22%
21 %
223/8
21 3/4
1%
1%
1%
73
73%
33
.423/4
•95
1 %
73%
33%'
43
43%
44%
95
95
95
t
34
43%
43
96
95
29%
29%
x29
573/,
58%
*. 58'
293/a
59
59
'
15/B
1%
73%
33%
1%
74 %
•33
28%
73»A
'
*33
''
1%
1%
72%
74
34
"
footnotes, see page 28.
17,100
1,100
800
2,000
14,400
1%
9,000
723/4
34
*33
4,200
'
30
433/4
44
423/4
43%
9,800
*94%
96
94%
94%
120
5.600
29%
29Vs
29 Va
29
29 Va
59
58%
59%
58%
583/4"
-
'fie
For
4,100
19%
No par
72
900
15,300
52
10
Co—13%
United Greenfield
Corp
10
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc__
1
United Park City Mines Co__——1
United Shoe Mach common—-—25
6% preferred
—25
US Borax & Chemical Corp com_l
4%% preferred
100
US &
Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight
Co
No par
33
953/a
51%
24Va
Co
104
*943/8
373/4
37%
25%
Fruit
1,500
955/8
393/8
243/4
&
►102
104
24
953/a
"
37
19%
Corp
64% Jan
47
45%
19%
Improvement
12
47%
45Va
19%
Gas
Apr
47Va
46%
19%
Gas
16% Apr 19
4
% Aug
48%
453/8
Foundry—5
United
20
47%
8%
United
18% Feb
*233/4
83/a
51%
United
15% May 26
35%
24%
83/a
1
Mar 10
35%
24
51%
15
May
35%
25
8%
27% Jun
64
35%
24%
513/4
3
39
8%
353/8
24%
8%
19% Apr
4
8 3/a
35%
513/4
Cos
9,600
12,000
8 3/8
35Va
X24%
8%
1
:—
Coal
8%
353/4
8%
36
25%
83/8
5
Engineering
Mar 21
10
No par
United
33
pfd_100
pfd_100
——1
8%
8%
353/8
5
10
5
Amer__No par
of
Carton
CO—
Corp
25
4
Co
Electric
Jan
92% Oct
conv
conv
United
20
74 % Jan
common
1955)
1956)
Corp—
Biscuit
29
30% Jan
Corp
Carbon
Jun
4
Aircraft
Artists
Co
Inc—
United
3
29
Drill
10
84%
25%
No par
Co
8% May 23
17% Jan
25
Car
Board &
52% Jan
Oct
30,200
54% May 19
6
23% Sep
33%
United
25
83% Jan
32%
3
3
42
33%
United
34% Aug 30
33% July
323/4
United
53% Jan
4
335/8
7
19
30 y8 Mar
32%
10
27% May 20
50
33%
10
46 % Apr
16
32%
3
15% Jan
50
333/a
Co
Jan
6
*83%
74
32%
Airlines
United-Carr
*73%
16,300
% Apr
40% Mar 16
*73%
55
44% Jan
7
74
54 Va
76% Apr
28
*73'/4
*83 Va
(series of
60% Jan
74
84%
(series of
35% May 11
1
18% Feb
74
'80
55%
4%
18
490
*77
'
54-%
4%
20
7,000
94 Va
94%
80
*77
*83 Va
United
25
47 Va
47%
47%
94%
94%
95
55V4
8
Jan
47%
473/4
80
13,400
13,800
84%
4
United
.
36%
141%
54
May 17
40% May 24
*77
1,900
36
140
38
143%
57»/a
49 % May
4
94%
953/4
3,800
12,500
.
84%
109% May
30% Jan
35%
141'/a
47%
47%
80
38'A
142 '/I
8%
55%
United
15
373/4
141%
401/4
142
►
•83%
Union
99
•77.
8%
8%
58%
51% May 15
7
94Vi
953/4
8%
73%
27% May 29
4
47%
47%
80
•:
84%
Jan
Mar
141%
1
573/4
series
RR
non-cum
Jan
39
39%
142
8%
73%
Union
86
8%
,
84%
5
37% Jan
953/4
8Va"
8%
No par
19
Twist
60%
*77
California
of
Tank
15 Va
58
8.%'.
——25
common—10
preferred
—10
Pacific
$4
15 Va
613i»
-No par
8% Apr
Apr
Aug
Oil
Union
15%
60%
47%
—10
No par
series
36% Jun
76
Mar 21
Union
15%
61%
•73%
$4
8
15%
60%
8%
No par
series
$3.50
8
34 % May 19
27
7
Preferred
Preferred
86 % Mar
15%
61
393/8
series
$3.70
Jan
2
28 % Nov
Preferred
16%
60%
141%
comfnon
Co
$4.50
16
613/4
Corp—6%
Corp
Electric
Preferred
63 % May
54% July 25
31
39% Dec
76
2
102
Aug 24
35% Dec
24
Feb
26
Union
16%
60 Va
No par
Co—15
No Par
Paper
Bag-Cainp
Union'11 Carbide
34% Jan
46% Aug 22
97
Feb
20
103% Aug 25 L
May 17
Apr
8
4
88
5
18
Union
Rubber
&
29% Jan
13
25% Apr
Apr
76
27% Jan
2
21
97
20
42% Jan
16
25 Vs Oct
48% Jun
71
8
25
May 22
82
Aug 19
33 % Mar
42 % May 22
144
74% Jan
Aug 16
77% Jan
'..
Corp
Asbestos
16%
——1
(The)r
Corp
tfvV
4.500
'1
^
28
(2688)
*
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
Monday, June 19, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
13
May 10
Aug 23
4
153
Jun
14
157
4
Jan
6
6% Mar 21
31% Feb
12
17
Jan
3
23% Mar 28
13% Jan
15
9% Jan
3
U S
Jan
22
35 % Jan
17
16% May 10
39% May 10
30% Sep
1
26% Jan
5
36 Va Jun
U S
25
116% Jun
19
161
20
8% Jan
15% Dec
8
7% Oct
24
25% Jun
6
40
8
8% Sep
25
7% Jan
30
7% Mar
YORK
3
Feb
27
Feb
9
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
115
Dec
34*4 Nov 29
NEW
Highest
97
3% Dec
85'A Oct
148
►
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
6
6
U S
Gypsum
7%
US
5%
class
4
common
Mach
A
4%%
Co
*38
1
34
—
preferred-—
10
26 Va Jan
5
22% Mar
7
27% Apr
6
U S
30
35
Jan
4
26% Jan
3
33
Mar
2
U S
10
50% Jan
19
43% Jan
25
54
May 18
U S
Plywood
Jan
26
78
Aug 31
77
Jan
41 % Oct
26
64
Jan
75
144
Jan
4
33
Nov
27
75
5
Jan
17
5
46"% Jan
6
60% May 19
157% Aug 11
149% Jan
3
Apr
47
27
35% Mar
6
26
48 Va May
2
25% Dec
21
3
40% May 17
22
36% Apr
50% Sep
12
45 % Dec
19
45% Jan
4
52 Va Jun
Sep
28
103% Jan
5
75% Jan
3
91
139 % Jan
4
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
69 %
148
Jan
23 % Jan
U S
32 % May 24
Jun
15
26% Aug 25
34% Jan
14
37% Nov
10
35
Jan
9
38% Jun
15
3
36% Jun
23
29% Jan
3
53% Apr
10
22
24
May
U S
Tobacco
8
24% Mar 29
18% Apr
6
27% May 10
United
11
Jan
3
23
United
Whe'lan
30
26% Dec
2
51% Jan
4
Jan
3
29% Oct
26
34% Dec
15
30% Jan
10
153% Jau
9
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
41% Apr
14
80% Jun
17
43
Jun
16
21% Oct
24
33% Dec
23
30% Jan
28% Jan
5
53% Dec
29
43 % Mar
50%
49%
50%
49%
77%
•75%
77%
*75 Va
59%
59%
100
157%
158 Va
157 %
158%
157%
1
46%
46%
47
47%
47%
48
50
47%
47'/4
36%
38
36%
37
36
36%
36
371/4
35
36
52%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
52>/4
52 %
52
52%
84%
85%
84
85%
83%
85%
82%
83
145 %
146 %
145%
145%
145%
May
4
Universal
Pictures
Feb
8
4%%
preferred
Apr 14
38% Feb 23
Upjohn
3
85
59
5
44
3
38% Jun
5
34% Jan
18
Jan
3
29% May
Jan
20
15% Sep
11% Jun
16
26% Feb
12
36
Sep
28% Jan
6
Sep
30% Jan
Jan
19% Dec
14
22 Va
38 Va Oct
24
20
3
30% Apr
46% Jan
4
77% Apr
% Jun
16
24
Oct
51% Dec
20
44 Va Jan
13
9
397/a Dec
28
33 % Jun
2
113% Dec
28
Feb
13
21 Va Mar
79
Apr
22
107
49% Jan
34% Jan
26
99% Jan
4
Jan
29
82% Jan
82% Jun
7% Oct
8
15% Jan
4
2
19
4
1% Jun
107% Feb
Jun
Jan
90
Jan
87
82
Aug 10
85
90% Aug 16
8
94% Apr
8
-102 Va Apr
14
$5
32 %
38%
200
44
42 Vb
43%
41%
42%
41%
42%
39%
41%
11,800
22
22
23
22
22
*21
13
23
*22
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14,300
401/4
41
39%
40%
9,600
42
42%
41%
41%
44%
45%
44
45%
43%
54%
56
55%
56 %
53%
57
54
161
"159
200
41%
42%
47
*159
5,900
43%
12%
x41
45
161
160
161
*160%
,44%
2,100
163
100
43
43%
27,000
50%
53%
62,000
56%
*54
55%
*54
55%
54
*52
54
82 Va
*81%
82%
*81%
82 %
'•81 %
82%
*81%
82%
57%
56%
57%
55%
57%
55V4
56%
55%
56%
35%
35%
35
35 %
34%
35'/a
35
35%
34%
34 7
-12.80
Co—
Inc
100
b
23,300
6,000
5
37%
37%
37
%
37%
37%
37%
37 %
1
37%
37 VB
37%
22 Va
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
22
2.50
12%
12
1^
22 Va
12%
7,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,000
America
com_
preferred-.
5
30%
900
30 %
29%
30
29%
29 Va
*29%
*29 Va
30%
700
26
26
25%
26
25 Va
25%
25%
26 Va
24%
25 VB
60%
10
62%
59
60%
2,300
60
60%
59%
60 VB
57
59%
20,600
11
517,600
15
If*
1%
1A
1'iV
1
1
iis
30
1
1
%
Elec
47
48%
46
46%
46%
49
1
37
37%
37
37
36 %
37
*113
115
114%
114%
56%
56%
56 Vb
56%
55%
56%
16,300
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
380
com
partic preferred_100
&
Power
preferred
Co
preferred
$4.12
56%
56%
105
*104%
105
*80%
83
*80%
83
*86%
100
preferred
57%
104%
100
.
116
56%
loo
preferred
$4.20
115%
com_^_8
^
$4.04
89%
*86%
89%
Co
83 %
83 %
*83%
12VB
11%
preferred
100
6% %
preferred
100 "
preferred^
_16
*16
16%
*95%
97
►106~
106 Va
16%
.
35
113
35%
*110%
36,000
3,400
114
400
83
83
*82
83%
88%
88 Va
*87
89 Va
83 Va
84 Va
*83%
84 Va
*83 %
84%
Z 70
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
4,600
*
16%
95%
*106
36%
46
89%
11%
5%%
36
113
45%
11 %
84%
11%
May 25
47%
*80 Va
__1
common
May 12
convertible
46 Va
*86%
'
100
Materials
5%
6
31%
*37%
__1.25
24
106% Jun
32%
38%
56%
98
98 % Jan
32
38%
161
;
dividend
Vulcan
145%
32%
38%
*81%
Chemical
Mar 20
6
2,500
145VB
31%
*37%
159
l
Carolina
7
13% Feb
46,400
58
Associates
Virginia
21
5,700
2,400
%
*55
17
87 % Jan
15
Jun
60% May 22
3
2,100
x54%
Co
6%
47%
1
Inc
Co
*46%
1
com
Co
Rights
May 15
83 % Feb
Aug SI
89
23
Jan
2
18
Mar
18
Raalte
Varian
Virginia
125
27
Jan
Van
of
Indus
convertible
Vendo
85
85
84% Dec
95
103
27
27
$2.28
880
—_1—_1
Steel
Corp
Norman
77% Mar 30
13% Jan
28
Vanadium
1
Co
158 %
158
100
Light
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
*21
2.50
Inc
Co
——
&
6
43% Apr
9% Jan
13% Jun
80
54% Dec
106% Aub 24
Co_
Power
2
12
35% Mar 15
19% Jan
67% Jun
31
14% Apr
Utah
Products
157%
157%
158%
9,700
22%
43%
100
17,400
32 %
41%
—
10
59 %
49
37%
43%
Corp_
77%
58%
32 Vb
12%
preferred
*75%
37%
42%
Corp
48V4
77%
60
32%
*37 %
41%
68
28
145%
49%
59%
38 %
32
25;
13
7
33% Mar 10
11
preferred
86%
146
42%
Oil
78 Vb Jan
15% Oct
85 %
145 Va
41%
Universal
48% Feb
29% Dec
16%
I
12%
6
13
Aug 18
Jun
2,000
59 Vb
41%
61% Jun
21
84
8%
200
7,600
28%
"
49%
60
2,500
25%
*75%
49%
41%
4
62% Jun
28%
1
Match
38
16
28%
com_No par
Universal
16
28%
18,200
'■'■i
9
*8%
50%
Steel
3
25
70 % Feb
25%
76%
Leaf Tobacco
Jan
30% Oct
26 %
1
Universal-Cyclops
41% Feb
25%
28%
30c
Universal
62
26%
28%
Corp
43"% May 17
May 11
26
28%
Corp—
47
163 V2 May 31
8%
26%
28
34%
60%
Stockyards
13% July 11
148
8%
26
common—No par
12
4
41%
34%
,
400
13%
*38
34%
28%
Pharmaceutical—1
Feb
Apr
8%
13'A
41%
34 %
26 Vb
—TOO
15% Jan
9
8%
8%
13%
*38
34%
200
4,200
20%
*20
28%
50
Co
*8 Va
13%
41%
34%
21
14,500
4%
76%
common
&
9
13%
13%
•38
41%
34
*20
4%
59%
non-cumulative
Vitamin
13 %
v
33%
5
155
5
preferred-
7 %
U S
4%
21
Shares
103%
100
B
preferredCorp
5
4%
101 Va
*153
series
common
1st preferred
Corp
Smelting Ref & Min com
1%
5
154%
__1
non-cum
Steel
103
154%
26
Shoe
7%
U S
Co
102%
103
common
preferred
Rubber
8%
U S
9
% May 17
147% Jun
6
U S
103
•20
the Week
June 16
153
4%
13%
*38
Friday
June 15
101
21%
34
*8%
Sales for
Thursday
155
4%
14
PRICES
102
*20
41%
HIGH
June 14
5
Pipe &
3%%
160% May 16
4%
AND
Wednesday
5
Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
40 % Aug
101 %
*153
21
13%
50
common—
Cofrp
4%
21
1
common
25% Nov
20 % Oct
155
;—50
preferred series A
Lines
101%
155
82%c
common
preference
June 13
100%
100
Industries Inc
4 % %
Mar 27
Co
preferred
Hoffman
Tuesday
June 12
Far
*16
95%
106 Va
16%
*94%
*106
*80 Va
*16
97
16 VB
*94%
106%
*106
77%
16
97
*73
"lO
16
*95%
300
97
107%
*106
107%
78%
*74
78%
10
.
ri I
W
62
May 13
80
Dec
1
77% May 23
85% Feb
28
29% Feb
28
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
24% Feb
10
11% Dec
30
18% Jun
8
11% Jan
9
45
14
Jan
35% Aug
4
27 Va Dec
23
7
60% Aug 24
38 % Jan
53% Jun
26% Feb
8% Jan
41% Apr
4
11% Mar 28
Walworth
15
10% Jan
13% Jun
1
Ward
6%
9
82
Jan
6
Jan
28
7
10% Jan
18
54% Dec
14
52% Jan
2
16% Jan
Oct
51
Feb
8
81 % Aug
23
64
29% Sep
20
37% Jun
30
34% Feb
45% May
May
75% Jun
25% Jun
Jan
8
15
13
38% May 25
44% Sep
13
41% Jan
54
30
45% Jan
4
30% Jan
38% Jan
23
25% Jan
31% Jun
6
Dec
1
9% Dec
29
87
Jan
4
82% Feb
1
30 Va Jan
15
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
10% Jan
17
Jan
98% Aug 30
89
Oct
3
78% Jan
19
86
Jun
20
30% Oct
26
56% Jan
4
92% Feb
17
97% Sep
29
17% Nov
14
35% Jan
4
29% Feb
17
41% Jun
93
Nov
16
98
22
Oct
25
17
30% Jan
26
May 11
28% May
July 29
4
37% Jan
94
87
May
3
7% May 31
102
91
May
17
87
Apr
6
93
Jan
25
19% Jan
4
35% Jan
98 V2 Mar
30
8
16
44% May
96
Jan
19
98
27
Jan
13
Jan
31% Jan
4
37% Mar 21
38
37
Jan
•
31 Va Jan
3
25% Dec
14
24% Jan
3
28% Mar 17
57
Jan
13
39% Jan
3
55
32% Jan
5
22
3
28% May 19
45
Oct
25
77% Jan
102
4
65
10
Jun
89% Aug 18
Sep
6
103% Dec
41% Sep
28
62% Jan
92% Dec
22
98
28
40
Jan
May
1
Feb
8
42% Jan
92 Va Jan
56
Jun
5
3
99 % Jun
3
34% May 19
34% Jan 22
27% Jan
70
68
Jan
10
44
Jan
3
36,
Oct
98% Oct
31
14
6% Nav
21
24 V« Nov
15
Dec
27
36
18% Oct 21
102
8
6
40 Va Jan
3
Aug 31
99% Jan
.9
14% Jan
8
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
28% Jan
4
7 Vb Jan
3
82
;
65
Jun
5
1
Paper
9
White
Deptal Mfg
9
White
Motor
25
Apr
6
26
Jan
37
Jan
5
49
White
May 15
13
271/4 Mar 20
White
56% Apr
26
Wilcox
3
49% Feb
15
83 Va Aug 18
28% Dec 29
Wilson
79% Jan
5
84 Va Feb
17
27% Jan
4
42
15% Sep
8
29 V» Nov 21
9% Jun
36% Apr 29
Jan
25
9
22% Dec
2
59 '
Mar
41% Oct
30% Jan
8
41% Jan
6
121% Apr
12
29% Jan
3
22% Jan
Mar
131/4 Jan
49
10
(The
34% Jun
6
3
31 % Jun
5
6
5
88% Jun
49
3
67 Va May 22
3
95
Oct
13
87
Jan
101
Dec
23
95
Jan
6
10% Jan
14
8% Feb
16
38
Jan
3
8
27% Jan
3
19% Sep
28
37% Jan
6
23% Feb
25
138% Jan
4
88% Jan
3
18% Dec 27
89% Feb
17
25
Aug 20
129% Sep
1
19% Jan
97 Va Jan
3
4
"
and
aslced
prices,
no
sales
on
this
day.
2
25
36/a Jun
8
114% May 17
22/a May
185
r Cash
68 Va
68%
1,400
52
50%
51 Va
2,100
&
51%
36 Va
36 Va
36 %
36%
36%
36%
3l %
31%
31%
30%
30%
500
6%
6 Va
6%
6%
6%
15,300
*13 VB
13%
1,000
96%
97%
220
88%
88%
36 %
36%
*36 Va
36%
30%
30%
30%
31%
_i
6%
6%
6%
6%
14%
14 %
*99%
100 %
Jun
sale,
6%
2
6
Elec
Woodward Iron
Woolworth
100%
101
14
x97%
99
*88%
90
*88 Va
90
x88 Va
88
87
*86
87
*86
87
*84 Va
87
37%
♦95
38 %
96 %
36%
101%
*95
96%
26%
26%
^.5
42%
43
*97%
98 %
*97%
98%
34%
35%
34%
35%
26%
42%
*95 Va
96 Va
25 VB
25%
*95
140
—
9,900
96 Va
26
26 %
42
42%
42%
42%
98 Va
*97%
99 Va
*97%
99%
35%
35 %
35%
34%
34%
19,200
35
10,200
*97%
X34%
X35
35%
X36%
24
25
5,400
42
42%
8,200
36%
35%
36
35
34%
37
36%
37
36%
36
36
*35%
27
26%
26%
26
26
25%
26 Vb
25%
25%
43%
43V8
42%
44
42 Va
43 Vb
43 %
44 VB
421/4
43
27%
28Vb
27%
27%
27%
27%'
26%
27%
44%
45%
12,600
44%
45
44 Vb
44%
44%
86
72,100
84%
84%
2.50
•_
10
B
100
*84%
100
*109
10
5
80
S S)
*98
32 Va
*78
81
49%'
1
59%
*100%
1
50
53 %
99
32
>
17'
*109
52%
20
:
.
10 %
*24%
49%
60%
102
10%
*84%
85
52%
98
32 VB
48%
81
96 Va
45%
58 Va
*100%
*84%
96%
31%
31%
79%
80
48 Vb
48%
58 Vb
58%
*100%
10%
25
25
*25
10%
10%
25%
25
25
44 Va
*42
43
43
43
43
23%
23%
23%
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
3,600
51 %
51%
52%
52
52
51%
51
VA
50%
50%
451/4
1,100
46%
*41 %
*80 Va
83
*80 Va
38
*38
39
9%
93/4
9%
9%
9%
*42
83
37%
10c
1
353/4
10
48%
353/3
48 %
*126
128
10
33
33
10
30Va
30 Vb
10
80%'
81%
10
61
61 %
82
35%
46%
36 VB
48 %
*126
35%
48%
128
48%
*126
30
30 Va
30%
80%
79 VB
80 %
61
60 Va
61%
5
9%
91/2
9%
9%
y
34%
*91%
108
35%
34%
25%
24%
25
107
104
166 %
172
z
21%
159
Ex-distribution.
21%
164 Va
~ 159 Va
"-x
xtjj
preferred
76%
60%
60%
*91 Va
X110
9%
60
93
90%
110
107%
9%
9%
9VB
35
34%
*24%
25 Va
24%
105%
106%
103%
21%
21%
21%
106 %
21%
All
93
/*
21%
164 Va
avj-x
issues
are
158
4.aju
cumulative
35%
34%
162 %
aua 72
unless
34%
72
159%
± jy
otherwise
16,300
48%
30%
79%
25
25
105 %
22
61
110%
9 Vb
110%
21%
Ex-rights,
93
*91%
31
78 VA
100
2,700
9,700
1281
33%
30 VA
9,000
1,600
9%
47%
34V4
100
381/4
34%
*126
200
82%
9%
48%
128
46%
46
38
35%
48%
44
*80%
9%
35%
*126
30
108 %
36%
36
79%
108%
24%
9%
48%
128
47%
33%
108%
107
9%
33%
*91%
x35
46%
33%
*106%
93
46%
33
32%
;No par
U
10
23 %
373/4
Ex-dividend.
8,100
4,200
50%
37%
~
2,100
23%
46%
Corp
200
*42Va
*81 Va
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door—
No par
420
12,400
25%
81%
Yale
100
7,300
*25
373/4
common
58%
102
11
10%
46 Va
Co
50%
57Vs
100%
81%
Corp
97
32
47%
10%
700
1,100
41,900
25 %
No par
com
52%
80
100%
i
85
52
96,Va
31 %
58%
36 %
*109
*78
49
102
,
43%
1
52%
96 %
.
80
10%
10%
85
52 %
98'%
32
48%
59%
102
53%
31%
*78
.49
S9
*100%
27 VA
44%
*109
52 Va
99
31%
*78 7
27 Vb
*84 Va
*109
52%
35
373/4
Co
35%
27
Co
x
96 Va
35 %
37
series—100
Radio
36 Va
87
36V8
—100
preferred
distributed,
35 Va
10
(FW)
*84 Va
_40
1
Service
Va
36%
*95
26%
42
101%
35%
37%
4%%
Zenith
14
90
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
wd When
13 Va.
14
___..No par
Worthington Corp
Prior
14%
600
No par
common
Power
Public
6%
*86
1
preferred
Wisconsin
14
*31
*88%
5
Inc___
Inc
1,000
52.;
Co
Co
5,800
52
Windsor
6
Feb
12Va Apr
14
84% Oct
94% Jun
115
Oil
Wisconsin
66% Apr
1
Stores
2
July 11
7
69'A
20
14
Jan
Apr
77/s Nov
69
common
Feb
66
78 \
69%
100
Jun
75
Jan
54%
common_6.25
9
8
4
54%
52%
Industries
Inc_
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
39% May
129
9
10
80% Mar 10
26% Oct
43% Sep 14
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
11,000
80
54
com__No par
$4.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
1
25% Feb
251 '4
79
54
5
4
119
24%
82%
53 %
52
preferred
3
26
25
81%
53
52%
preference
convertible
Jan
Jan
24%
83
54%
2
common
41% Jan
26
25
81
52%
preferred
Sewing Machine
Prior
$3
Co
20% Jan
31
24%
82%
54 y
5
preferred
45
25% Oct
25%
82
55
No par
21
11
24%
83
...
22
May 11
24%
82 %
*54
*69
com
preferred
Oct
.May 27
23%
1
*83
69%
Whirlpool Corp common
4Vi% convertible preferred--
Dec
.
4,800
100
Co
Electric
48
10 %
10,100
73%
—100
RR_—
45
79
170
23
73
^
Ry
2nd
Pacific
32% May
23 V4 Jan
83
22'A
75%
86
69%
„
Maryland
31% Mar 10
9
83
23 Va
common
Inc
Supply
Feb
13 Vb May 10
12%
69%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
5V4 %
4,900
12%
84
4
3.80% .preferred series
Mar 10
1,200
12,400
13
12%
1,000
9%
73 Va
100
I
60 % Jun
103
9
„
23
pfd
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
$5
9%
37
85
*84%
5
4% %
Lines
Westinghouse
13
37
69%
:
&
non-cum
9%
52
*51%
73
:
Western
2
Mar
Sep 28
10
4%
9%
12%
64%
37
23%
Bancorporation
Western
23
3
July 26
48Vi July
67% Jan
Jan
Jun
22
2
4
109
64
.37% Mar 14
Apr
25
88% Jan
2
2
Sep
50
84% May 19
104
Apr
•i
65 VB
52
37
22%
Mills
preferred
Western
f
13
65
x52
No par
Power
preferred
Western
9%
9%
13
67
52%
37%
52%
84%
100
37% May 31
9%
65
♦37
72%
100
Auto
37 %
72
C
4.80%
52%
22%
B
Western
67%
52%
70%
series
9
2,300
66
37 %
22
series
27
65%
67%
53
85%
preferred
Air
1,000
73
preferred
4%%
12%
No par
Co__
Power
Western
May 11
12%
22%
No par
Motor
Pulp
12%
71 VB
4.10%
Va
3,400
21%
4.20 Vo
West
25%
37
37
10
Wayne Knitting
Welbilt
Corp
5
25%
X85 3a
Pharmaceutical
Co
Washington Water
24
42% Jan
2
26
12%
9%
Kentucky Coal Co
23
25%
12%
1
Penn
Jan
May
—.
25%
12%
5
Washington Gas Light Co
Waukesha
—
25%
12%
13 VB
Co
(SDi
—
26
12%
9%
Inc
West
4
25
Warner
*73
25%
12%
Corp
Pictures
7
82% Jan
35
Bros
7:
T..
100
Industries
May 31
16% Apr
4
"38% Oct 31
21%.Oct
Ward
;
77 %
26%
_l
common-
West
17% Apr
Jan
67%
*52%
50c
*74
12
xl2
No par
W
preferred
Warner
25%
79
2.50
Baking Co
Warre'n
76% May 23
&
Inc
:
Warner-Lambert
53% Jan
4
Co
3
22
23% July 14
G
Tiernan
9
54% Nov
27
&
86% Apr
4
Dec
(Hiram)
Wallace
55
Jun
15
10
Walker
86% Mar 16
89% Jan
21% Mar
8
1
*75
No par
Co
6
15
27
Walgreen
4
15% Jan
Sep 27
7
100
System
19
21
5
Mar
Wagner
Waldorf
Dec
9% Nov
37% Mar
73
4% % preferred
Electric Corp
15% Jan
1
15
Jan
Mar 13
t
RR
40% Dec
30
Nov
81% Dec
57
14
Wabash
33%
1,800
31%
6,900
77%
21,400
611/4
.
3,500
90%
109
150
1,300
9V4
7,400
34%
10,900
24%
105
22%
164
io4:
indicated.
1,700
7,700
2,800
37,000
Volume
193
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Number
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-
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Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
letters
the bonds
when
in
the
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
YORK
BONDS
Monday
STOCK
Treasury 4%s
May
15
Low
High
*103.16
1975-1985
AND
June 13
Low
EXCHANGE
Highest
one
Tuesday
June 12
■■
103.24
in
or
each
HIGH
SALE
104
month
point.
a
-
Thursday
-
Friday
June 15
Low
High
*103.18
•
of
PRICES
June J4
Low
the
case
32nds
more
Wednesday
High
*103.24
Exchange
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
103.26
*103.16
Sales for
-
June 16
High
Low
Week
High
Bonds ($)
103.24
*103.14
103.22
101
Oct
1
1969
*101.4
101.12
101
*100.24
Treasury 4s
Feb
1
1980
*101.20
101.28
♦101.20
101.28
*101.18
101.26
*101.14
101.22
*101.12
101.20
Treasury 37/aS—:
May 15
1968
*100.16
100.20
*100.14
100.18
*100.10
100.14
*100.2
100.6
♦100.4
100.8
15
1974
*100.8
100.16
*100.12
100.20
*100.8
100.16
♦100.4
100.12
*100.2
May 15
1966
*100.18
100.22
*100.14
100.18
♦100.12
100.16
♦100.6
100.10
*100.4
Nov
15
1967
*99.6
99.10
*99.4
99.8
Treasury 4s
37/as
Treasury
_Nov
3%s
Treasury "3%S—_
Treasury 3%S™
Treasury
*101.4
101.12
*101
'■*'
101.8
,*100.24
*99
99.4
♦98.26
98.30
100.10
100.8
*
*98i24
98:28
Nov
15
1980
*95.4
95.12
*95.4
95.12
*94.30
95.6
*94.26
95.2
_Feb
15
1990
*93.26
94.2
*93.28
94.4
•93.24
94
*93.20
93.28
Treasury 3 %s—
Nov
15
1998
*92.26
93.2
*92.28
93.4
*92,24
93
*92.20
92.28
*92.16
Treasury 3%s-
Nov
15
1966
♦98.18
98.22
*98.14
98.18
*98.12
98.16
*98.6
98.10
♦94.4
98.8
Treasury
3V4S—Jun
15
*91.2
91.10
♦91
91.8
*90.26
91.2
*90.25
91
*90.18
90.26
Treasury
3Y4s
•90.28
91.4
*90.26
3%s
Treasury
86.8
86.8
11
Apr
Apr
11
1978-1983
-
*94.22
94.30
*93.16
93.24
92.24
May 15
1985
*91.
91.2
*90.24
91
*90.18
90.26
Treasury 3s
Feb
15
1964
•98.28
99
98.28
*98.24
98.28
*98.20
98.24
*98,22
98.26
Treasury 3s__
Aug
15
1966
•97
97.6
*97.2
97.6
•96.30
97.4
*96.24
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*96.24
-Feb
15
1995
*85.28
86.4
*85.24
86
*85.20
85.28
*85.16
85.24
*85.12
-Sep
15
1961
Treasury'3s
Treasury 23/4s__.
_
_
_
_
_
.
Treasury 23/4s__.—Dec
Treasury
96.12 Feb
96.12 Feb
18
18
15
-
96.30
85.20;
*100.2
100.3
•100.2
100.4
*100.2
100.4
*100.2
100.4
♦100.18
1960-■1965
100.4
100.22
*100.18
100.22
*100.18
100.22
*100.17
100.21
*100.17
1965
•96.14
15
1961
*99.30
96.18
100
*93.6
1962-■1967
*96.10
96.14
*96.8
*99.30
99.31
*99.30
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•
93.14
93.8
•92.30
96.12
*96.2
100
96.6
•99.30
93.6
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100
♦92.26
96.6
*99.30
100
*92.24
93
*98.4
93.2
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98.6
*98.7
98.9
*98.4
98.8
♦98.4
98.6
*98.3
98.5
2%s„ —Dec
15
1963--1968
*91.16
91.24
*91.12
91.20
*91.8
91.16
♦91.2
91.10
*91
Treasury 2%s__
Jun
15
1964--1969
*90.30
91.6
♦90.24
91
*90.22
90.30
♦90.14
90.22
*90.12
90.20
Treasury 2%S—
Dec
15
1964--1969
*90.20
90.23
*90.12
90.20
♦90.8
90.16
*90
90.8
*89.30
90.6
Treasury 2%s__ —Mar
15
1965--1970
*89.30
*89.22
89.30
Mar
15
1966--1971
*88.30
15
1967--1972
*87.28
2%s— —Sep
15
1967--1972
•87.28
88.4
Dec
15
1967-1972
*87.22
87.30
Treasury 2%s— —Jun
15
1959 -1962
*99.13
Treasury 2%s__ —Dec
15
1959 -1962
Treasury 2%S—
Treasury
Treasury
-Aug
2%S—
Treasury 2%s__ —Jun
Treasury
-
8
Mar
89
-Mar
8
.
100.21
15
15
+< *98.24
■
*100.2
Feb
2%s„—Jun
Treasury
91.8
_Nov
25/as
Treasury 2%s—
89
29
Treasury 2%s__
15
1963
-
90.6
*89.24
90
,89.6
•88.24
89
88.4
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88
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87.28
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87.18
*87.8
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*87.20
87.28
*87.6
87.14
*87.4
*87.12
87.20
*87.10
87.18
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87.8
*86.30
97.6
99.15
*99.12
99.14
*99.12
99.14
♦99.12
99.14
*99.12
99.14
•98.26
98.28
*98.25
98.27
*98.25
98.27
♦98.24
98.26
*98.25
98.27
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104.16
♦103.16
104.16
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1
-
\
89.20
88.20
'
87.16
87.12
International Bank for
Reconstruction &
5s_
Development
Feb
147»s—.
'
■
1985
104.16
*103.8
104.8
*103.16
1980
*101
102
*101
102
•101
102
*101
102
*101
*100.12
100.20
•100.4
100.20
•100.4
100.20
*100.4
100.20
*100.4
1973
.—
1
1961
.
15
*99.16
100.16
*99.8
100.8
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100
*99
100
*99.16
100.16
1977
_
43/4S__
*99.16
100.16
*99.8
100.8
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100
*99
100
*99.16
100.16
96.16
Nov
.
4%s__
105
102
100.20
1978
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.8
96.8
•95.16
1979
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
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96.8
*95.16
15
1968
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.8
98.8
•97.24
1
1962
Jan
1
1969
96.8
*95
96
95.24
♦95
Oct
15
1971
*94.16
95.16
*94.16
95.16
*94.16
95.16
*94.16
95.16
*94.16
95.16
15
1975
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
♦90
92
*90.16
92
1
1981
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
*83
85
*84.15
86
July
15
1972
*88.16
89.16
*88.16
89.16
*88.8
89.8
*88.8
89.8
*88.16
89.16
Mar
1
1976
*84.16
85.16
*84.16
85.16
*84.16
85.16
*84.16
85.16
*84.16
86
bonds 1950 2s_Feb
15
1962
*98.8
99.8
*98.8
99.8
*98.8
99.8
*98.8
99.8
*98.8
99.8
4%s_
33/4s__
3%s
.-May
•___
Oct
_
3%s
-
3%s
37as
May
3%s-
-
3s
-
3s
Serial
price. No sales transacted this day.
and asked,
'Bid
HThis issue has not
as
yet been
Oct
admitted
to
*100
100.16
*95.16
96.16
100.12
*95.8
*100
*100
100.16
|
*94.24
■
96.16
98.16
•100
100.16
100.16
96
dealings.
Exchange
Stock
*100
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
or
Range
I
Friday's
Sale
New York City
Unification Issue—
Corporate Stock 1980
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
High
Low
.June-Dec
91II
91} I
36
923*2
Period
Brazil
Central
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
§ A7s
9413
5%
Ry
to
reduced
Caldas
Foreign Securities
2%s
due
Stock
Exchange
Broadway, New York
NY
1-1693
A6s
assented
AExternal
;A6s
53
81
85
Mar-Sepf
f bonds '78_Jan-July
f 7s 1942—May-Wou
s
s
♦81%
82%
81
84%
47%
47%
assented
April-Oct
1
•90
Amsterdam
(City
gAAntioquia
5V4s 1973
collateral 7s A
of)
iDept)
sinking fund
S A Externa;
Is ser B
fund
Is ser C
§ A External sinking
sinking fund 7s ser D
§ AExternal
30-year
3s
4s
Norway)
of
April-Ocf
*90
f $
s
1968—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1945__Jan-July
1945__Jan-July
1946—Jan-July
1945__Jan-JaZp
A 6s
*96%
90
—
99% 100'/a
99%
69
*96%
*96%
47%
90%
99%
Extl
•43
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
90
sink
104
AChlle
104
3%s
15-year
1969—
4%s 1971
4%s 1973
5s
1972
5s
1978_
5%s 1979
5V4s April 1980
5 Vis Oct 1980
3%s
15-year
15-year
15-year
15-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
*
June-Dec
June-Dee
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
—May-Nou
Mar-Sept:
—ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
3%s 1966
3%s
1962
47%
20-year
Austria
5%s extl
(Rep)
Austrian
—
—
'—
,—
:
—
f $
s
6%s
State)
(Free
45%
debs
external
§A6%s
Berlin
6s
loan
8)
debt adj ser B
93
90%
8
98 %
99%
89%
95%
95
28
92%
95 %
93%
34
92 %
96%
99%
6
95
95 %
__
95%
29
102 %
98
94%
99% 100%
'
37
99%
96
97
26
96
96
__
96%
26
96
98
—
99%
5
94%
100%
88
5
83%
95%
95%
39%
18
3
99%
101%
s
f
debentures
48
f
debentures
1959
1978
debentures series B
1978
81
93
*80
79%
88
89
A 6s
of
extl
3s
Costa
1962
192
192%
'
73
81
S of)
external 8s
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5c/c)
1978
A External
s
f
6%s
of
1926
due
reduced
s
to
f
3.375%)
6%s
of
due
April-Ocf
1957_^April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
to
3.375%)
1979
___—April-Ocf
For footnotes, see page
^
__
Credit
1960
(Republic
Froncier
38.
•43
91
92%
45%
45%
91%
91%:
45
—■
45
—
1928
•86%
1961_April-Ocf
Oct
T
—,
:
of)
4
3
,rr.
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86 %
87
70
77
65
__
73
if'
Jan-July
April-Ocf '
1972
3s
——
73 Vz
—
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23
74
70
France—
De
extl loan
gtd
Cudinamarca
A
6s of
1961—
Jan
(Republic
1979
4%s
of)
(Dept
of)
103%
*.
June-Dec
external .1977—June-Dec
Jan-July
1978
3s
103
103%
31
35
35%
5
35
-
—
*47%
99%
106
33 Va
66
45%
50
53%
(State) —
(interest reduced to
Stamped assented
-
'
6%)
extended
5%s 1974—
Feb-Aug
(Republic of)—
s
f $ bonds Jan 1 1976—__Jan-July
99% 100'%
100%
*
f
s
dollar
bonds
Jan
1
♦75
Jan-July
1976
11
5%s
debt
4%s
on
of)
sinking
Main
fund
7s
6%s
1967——
1953
•
_
90 %
86 %
88
11
•89%
—Map-Nov
1973—
73
96 V*
•88%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Map-Nov
1973—,
adjustment
(Republic
31
103%
73
—
Energy Supply Schwaben—
AEstonia
99%
79 ■%
external
extl
20
•20%
April-Ocf
1960
to
(Kingdom of)
Salvador
5%s
*132
3s
96%
96%
95%
96%
(Fed
Rep
dollar
85
85
83
85
4s
bonds
conv
Prussian
dollar
85
83
85
April-Ocf
issue
bonds
loan
*83%'
1953
1953
due
1963—Jdjr-July
1930—
bonds
1980
3s
dollar
bonds
1972——
.
84%
95%
93 Va
967a
90V2
2
85
92
9'
99%
-
Jane-Dec
80%
8
90%
957s
April-Ocf
—June-Dec
99% 102%,
95%
loans—
dollar
19
87
,
1972————
of
100% 101 %
April-Ocf
5s
85
of 1924
of 1936—
fund
&
loan
1969—
1972
Conversion
International
•117
of)—Extl
bonds
bonds
dollar
10-year
3s
•117
(interest
1979
1927
June-Dec
1957—April-Ocf
•90
♦90
91%
45%
*71
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
AExternal
June-Dec
1941
1960
Municipal 7s
(Rep of)
1927
Rica
German
(U
Stamped
1962
6s
sinking fund dollar bonds 197-0—AprfZ-Oct'74
\
§ A Brazil
91%
45%
——
4
3%s
192%
*79%
57
*90
El
192
Jan-July
.Jan-July
fund
*43
Consol
§AFrankfurt
adjustment—
debentures series A
4%s
4%s
sinking
assented
Czechoslovakia
Light Co Inc—
&
Power
.
43%
•43
Map-Nov
May-Nov
1961
1961
assented
Denmark
•84
—_June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1951
s
April-Oct
April-Oct
sinking fund 6s
assented
Mar-Sepf
104%
35
April-Oct
6%s
June-Dec
1957
Mar-Sept
100%
13
104
6%s
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951—T.
June-Dec
§ACologne (City of) 6%s 1950
—-Mar-Sepf
4%s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sepf
3s
1955
.
45%
«...
•43
5%s
100% 100 y4
,
46
——
*90
•43
Cuba
__
45%
43
43
43
June-Dec
A 7s
89
103
June-Dec
v
June-Dec
AColonqibia
88
104
1993
A Chinese
99 %
100
37%
45%
45%
•90
i-L
*43
1961
AChilean
103%
100
88
45 %
*43
Map-Nov
..
93%
92%
96%
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1978
6%s
Debt
99 U
90%
99 %
,,
6s
3s
Bank
assented
Electric Co—
City
debentures
Berlin
99%
91%
1957—
A 6s
5
20
April-Oct
1950
adj ser A 1970
4T8s debt
4 %s
(series
-adj
Mortgage
AGuaranteed
53%
93%
94%
92%
—Feb-Augf
ApriZ-Oct
1964_June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1965—.
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
5%s external loan 1972
ABerlin
(City oft 6s 1958
47bs
92%
*89%
1980—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1945
92
91%
June-Dec
1973
Governments 4 %s assented
§ A Bavaria
91
92%
99%
91%
*90
A6%s
__
AGuaranteed
1967
20-year
bonds
$
45%
A6%s assented
__
6s
20-year
fund
91%
45%
Map-Nov
fund
1963
91%
*43
—
1963
92%
44%
*90
1961
1961—
90
90
45%
92 %
•43
—:
Sept
105
of)—•
(Commonwealth
Australia
sinking
external
91%
45
9i%
——'
__
*96%
Jan-July
1978
bonds
*89%
53
91%
91'/a
-
—
•43
fund 6s 1962——_—April-Ocf
1962
April-Ocf
assented
A6s
AExternal
ISSUES
CORPORATE
(Kingdom
FOREIGN
AND
GOVERNMENTS
FOREIGN
45%
91'/a
——
43
1961——Feb-Aug
1961
Sept
•90
Feb-Aug
6s
84%
46
83%
—
fund
82
84%
47%
1961
Jan
sinking
95%
84%
AExternal sinking
Akershus
155
94%
83%
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
120
REctor 2-2300
99
47%
May-Nou
1960
Feb
•95%
Mar-Sepf
sinking fund 6s Feb
assented
A6s
Teletype
High
155
__
1978__Jan-July
sinking fund 6s 1960
assented
AExternal
York
Jan. 1
Low
1951
1942_
assented
A6s
■
Range Since
April-Ocf
1975
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic) external
AExternal
Wertheim & Co,
No.
High
(interest
1979
Val
§A7s
New
Bonds
Sold
*132
June-Dec
30-yr s f bonds
of) 2%s 1974
of)
(Dominion
25-year
Cauca
3.375%)
to
(Dept
§AChile
Members
Range
Friday's
(interest
1978—
3.5%)
funding bonds of 1931
Canada
June-Dec
—
_
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
y
or
Bid & Asked
(continued)—
reduced
Telephone
Last
Sale Price
Low
High
91%
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
transit
3%
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Bid & Asked
Priie
Bonds
Low
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
108%
103% 105 %
*89
91 Va
103% J
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30
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Interest
BONDS
Last
or
Range
Friday's
Good Hope Steel
7s
f
s
Greek
Period
Exchange
paid
part
A 6s
part
Conv
&
Harpen
Mining
General
4%s
High
May-Nou
1968
debentures
5%s
5s
and
Feb-Auy
April-Ocf
secured
the
(11th
series)
(13th
series)
1970
Corp
Italian
6s
(Republic)
Italian
Credit
30-year
series
Italian
B
§a7s
ext
B
extl
3s
due
Feb-Aupr
1977
Jan-July
Public
94%
Jan-July
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debentures
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debentures
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see page
55
126
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87%
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reduced
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91
37
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232
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49
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91%
98
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232
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77
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junior
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91 %
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110
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77
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3s
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100'A 100%
__
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200
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97%
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1963
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79
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97%
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89%
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157
481%
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1961
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99%
54
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gold 6s
loan
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67
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157
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s
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86
April-Ocf
1963
series
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103
Feb-Auy
1953
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Feb-Aug
1963
(30-year),
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1958
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1976
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1973
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160
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IA Nuremberg
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6s 1952
Oriental
100
♦18%
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1959
A
1965
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84
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23
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1976
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f
78%
225
1011/4
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92
90
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160
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s
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95 Va
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1974
1981
to
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3
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extended
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94%
72
162
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76%
78
2008
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1952
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78%
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76%
May-Nov
1978
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gtd
75
78
7 8 Va
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1975
to
extl sink fund
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6s
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94%
June-Dec
1974
1965
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95%
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extended
s
51
99
Mar-Sepf
1951
5%s
'24
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3s
101%
76
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Electric Co 7s 1952
June-Dec
30-year
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78'/a
&
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94%
76%
S A Jugoslavia
$ AKreuger
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6s
105
99
76
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1977
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1965
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loan
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Low
88'/2
85%
.
extended
1961
881/2
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s
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1971
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5 %s due
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due
II
♦92
1968
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f
s
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1980
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June-Dec
1968
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1965
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Interest
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Last
or
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Buffalo
132%
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of Texas—
1984
May-Nov
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1976
_May-Nov
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Jan-July
77
18
85%
April-Oct
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1961
1977—
conv debs 1980
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76
66%
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& Denver Ry 4%s 1982
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93
13
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conv
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152
first 5s
debenture
89
♦187
inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015, April
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income
debentures Jan 1 2020
April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sepf
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—
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1976
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&
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1995
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*74
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debentures
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
.
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Week's Range
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Interest
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or
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1961
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1980
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62
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conv
125
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2003
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1974—ApriZ-Oct
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1974
82
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99
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mortgage
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79
79
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100
110%
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82%
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109
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1976
88 V2
89
100% 100%
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debentures
293
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2%s 1978
13
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62
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293
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Michigan Ry 4s 1990
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11.Feb-Aug
1978
Airlines
6s
102%
99%
—
100
91 %
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conv
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KLM
98
95%
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109
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96
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96
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80
82%
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B
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——
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'
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53
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111
96
112
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H
1976. —Mar-Sept
104
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103
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—
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96
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139
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22
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102
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■
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General
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1983
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Volume
193
Number 6065
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
Last
or
Northern
1st
Central
ref
and
Northern
3'As
f
series
3%s
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23/4s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sepf
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3a/4s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-No®
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
JanrJuly
2%s
debentures 1973
..May-No®
Spiegel
/
.
Talcott
capital
.
128
1st
4'As series D
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3V'as
s
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1st
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f
1977
..
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
debentures 1986
Electric
Power
3"JAs
Procter
3 Vis
convertible
&..Gamble
For
footnotes, see page 38.
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103
104
101'A 101%
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89
90%
84
84
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106
101
106
81
91
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3
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166
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166
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2
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and
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and
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Feb-A«g
1982
94
973/4
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Pacific-Missouri
Texas
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103
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1970..ApriZ-Oct
series B
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&
145
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3
80
76%
135
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2
97'A
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Electric
82
3s
100 Va
106
1st
Union
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86%
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United
4%s
78
78
United
33/as
162
162'A
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94%
133
94 Va
175
97'/a
of
Missouri
100
99% 1013/4
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Air
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conv
496
23/4s
Co
debentures
June-Dec
1976.___Feb-Aug
debs 1970
2'As series C
99 Va
106 3/4
debs
debs
of
1985—i
America
1977
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—
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1966—ApriZ-Oct
-Mar-Sept
89
82'A
94
85
88'A
90
80
76
81%
83 3A
86'/*
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88 Va
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5
83
83
83 '/a
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83%
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67%
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66%
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97 'A
97 Va
5
97
100'A
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121
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f
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1973
s
83'A
8
90'A
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Inc—
subord
Biscuit
June-Dec
May-Nov
1980
debentures
2%s
mortgage
Tank
1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
coll tr 2%s
3As 1982
R,R
89
*82
1971__May-No®
3%s
1968
&
Pacific
Refunding
84%
June-Dec
1978
and coll trust 2:V4s
mtge
Oil of California
Union
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mortgage
debentures
1st,
99'/a
86 V*
wi
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Union
First
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Co
Inc—
debs
inc
96 Va
96
Airlines
W'orld
6'As
.
104%
100'/a
164
90%
87'/a
impt M 4s series C
and
73 '/a
Co—
Feb-Aug
:
Jan-July
l
May-Nov
debentures 1973—,— May-Nov
3%s debs 1981
Mar-Sepf
and
88
73 Va
1977
mortgage 3s 1983
mortgage 2%s 1984
mtge
Refund
Thompson
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
-
General
87
2
—
101'A
—June-Dec
114'A
98%
76
,
&
98%
90'A
102'A 102'A
*
conv
Texas
98
90'/a
—June-Dec
notes 1979
5 Va % senior notes 1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—'
5s
Texas
98'/a
2
12
*84
June-Dec
1979—
notes
98
—
78'A
T
Inc—
(James)
senior
5'As
debs
5s conv subord
debentures 1983
Inc
108 'A
—
100
__
102 Va 103%
1985—.—April-Ocf
May-Nov
104'A
*98%
78 Va
*87 Va
102'A
'75—June-Dec
1986
1996
series
95'/a
*99 Va
94
147 '/a
96'A
Co—
2%s
100%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & J3t Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3:!aS series. E 1975—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Cliemi 1st, mtge 3'As 1964—May-No®
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'/as 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37bS series A 1984.
Mar-Sept
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st, gen 5s series B
1962
—Feb-Aug
1st gen
5s series C 1974
June-Dec
93
109'/a
96'A
9
—
—
84 Va
22
91'A
__
123
*96'A 100
40
973/a
—
95
136'/a 142
4i'
91%
79%
60
105'A
87
__
87
100 7a 101 Va
—
*90
136'A
89%
83
91%
79%
__
93%
101 Va
—
*79%
__
99%
Apr-Oct
—
89
80
89
*90'A
89'/a
Philip Morris Inc 4Vas sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%« debentures 1964—_Feb-Aug
4 Vis
conv
subord- debs
1987
Feb-Aug
383
69
88'/e
2019—.Jan-July
April-Ocff
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983.—_May-No®
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Map-No®
75
63
66
93
3:,/0s ser A
mtge
RR
Pacific
mortgage
Refund
*87
73
21
65'A
98'A
Texas
121 'A 123
66
88 Va
92
*72'/a
67%
—
93
104
„
23
33
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99
11
122
74
69'A
66%
69
Mar-Sept
1965)
108
PUlsbury Mills Inc 3 Vas s f debs 1972—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s .1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati -Chic & St .Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As.ser, I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated 'guaranteed 4.14s ser J 1964_May-Nov
66
conv
105'A
97%
75
Co—
104
,
1984
67%
72
66 'A
April-Oct
103 Va
Corporation—
conv
suboral -debs
2
*88
104
4 V4s
88%
60
75
♦90
103 Va
Fhllco
70
Co—
23/4s-4V4s
(Oregon
4'As
Gold
85
100 Va
120
May-Nov
...May-Nov
First
Gold
85
80'/a
.
147
108'A
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83
•
108'A
22
68'/a
*
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
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convertible
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993/4
100
72'A
*85
75
120'A
1985
Natural
87'A
56 Va
91 Va
94
100
88'/a
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June-Dec
April-Ocf
1979
15)87
Soutliern
105'A
55 Va
83
ii'/a
94
«OQ
101%
1979
Ry
90 Va
71
92%
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1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
2'As 1976
Indiana
89'A
557/a
*100
157%
—
Jan-July
1982
debs
f
debentures
Southern
102
93
May-No®
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
June-Dec
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
Southern
963/4
84 Va
97%
--
106
43/4s
s
debentures
104
1971—„Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1979
debentures
79%
96 Va
Bell
3s
79 Va
85 'A
*93%
Southern
2%s
80 34
89%
*87
96 '/a
135'A
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1966
Alabama RR 5s
North
&
2a/4S
84
4
102%
Co—
85%
80
16
81 Va
57%
97
Corp—
debs
85'A
74
3
133
"80
1980
2'As
3.20s
103%
75
76%
80'A
84%
102
29
100%
74
*741/4
99
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 23As 1967
-First & refunding 2:,/4s 1974__
128
134
130'A 139'A
Jan-July
Co
Oil
Eocony-Vacuum
84 Va
99
series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Wasli RR Co—
5s series B 1974
Feb-Aug
gold 4'/as series C 1977
Jan-July
59
53'/a
Marchant—
89%
97'A
series F 1985—Jan-July
Income 4s 1990
April
85
May -Nov
1980
debentures
subord
80 Va
99
3%s
85
June-Deo
2'/as
2'/4s
conv
3
97'A
Pere Marquette
Ry 3%s
Philadelphia Baltimore &
General
5'As
30
*82 Va
—April-Oct
Jan-July
1981
mortgage 4'/4s series E 1984
1
1989_Jan-July
1968__Jwne-Dec
4s
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
82
June-Dec
1968
85
111'/a 114
Mar-Nov
1989
Corp
83
June-Dec
1965
A
B
90
85
1
111'A
1982
Oil
Oil
Southwestern
series
General 4'As
General
Union
81 'A
Pennsylvania RR—
General
86%
66'/4
1st
Light 3s
<fe
Skelly Oil
83%
.
debentures
2
54
130'A
1972
&
83
Feb-Aug
15)88
Oil
85 3/4
79
*85 Va
1985—June-Dec
1981
World
80%
103
1992
1983
subord
:
913A
debentures
conv
"l
79
98%
debentures
Western
80%
79
19
debentures
American
Sinclair
76
4%s
47/bS
Shell
833A
99
debentures
30
Jan-July
debs
Sons
&
Line
10 -
80%
97%
95
973/a
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1974
subord
Pipe
81
'
—
86%
A Jan 2022..—.May
15)77
5'As
Acceptance
Rubber
conv
783/4
-
—
81%
94
3'/2s
Pan
Service
98%
3%s
Pacific
5s
86%
99
1978
debentures
debentures
Beiberling
85%
773/3
76%
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89
82'A
•
13
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81
22
84'A
1990—,_June-Dec
1987
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DD
1986
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93%
1991
series,, EE
86%
81 Va
—
Co—
Co
debentures
87'A
.
94
..
&
Finance
subordinated
1
85 'A
93'/*
104%
97
6 8'A
cons
series B
debentures
90'A
*82
83'/a
99%
86%
4a/4s debs 1982
debentures
Roebuck
97
81'/a
83'A
54
Mar-Sepf
1996-Jan-July
April-Ocf
5s
debentures
conv
debentures
90'A
91%
1st
Air Line RR
f
97
1st
RR
mortgage 3s
3%s s
Seaboard
refunding
85 'A
22
86%
Depot
3s
Paper
refunding 3Vis series I 1966
*89
82%
923/*
54
certificates Nov
Bcovill Manufacturing
First &
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Deo
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2a/4s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3'/us series R 1982
June-Deo
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Deo
First & refunding mlge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mlge 3V8S ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3'/as ser X 1984
June-Dec
First, & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y l987_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4'As series AA
1986—June-Dec
1st, & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
1st & ref 3'/4s series CC 1978
June-Dec
88
783/4
89%
Ry—
certificates
inc bond
4%s
J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
86
88'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debs series A Jan 2006
Duluth
&
Paul
Bears
series
—
92
103'A
*96'A
3'/bs B 1971
.April-Ocf
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Bt
Co—
3s
4s
bond
4s
Paul
First
&
ApriZ-Oct
Ry Co—
series A 1997
Louis-Southwestern
First
3s
P
Pacific
85'A
*89 3/8
102
June-Dec
1977
1996
mtge inc 4'/as ser
4s series B 1980
mtge
Beagram
Okford
*81
19
165%
Francisco
mortgage
ASecond
1st
St
1
debs
conv
1
Mar-Sept
5 Vis
—
Mar-Sepf
3s series A 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold
&
Second 4s
1
1983...
Power
A5s income
Jan-July
1987
Cnenucai
__
90
160
—
June-Dec
1988
4Vis
85
—
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1985
883/4
813/4
111
Corp—
1977
6'/4s
Lawrence
1st
89'A
80%
May-Nov
1982
3%s
85
7
--
81%
__
*783/4
102
96
103'/a
161
90
99
94
■
..
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90
High
97
76
June-Dec
3 Vis
Olin Matiueson
*
Feb-Aug
62
>
.
mortgage 3'As series J 1969.
5'As conv debs
1977:
McBee
Co—
mortgage 3s 1979
*155
Jan-July
1964
Aircraft
Royal
Baguenay
14
813a
2%s
98'/a
175
—
mortgage
Electric
&
D
Rchr
100'/a
First
Gas
debentures
Corp—
,
subord debentures
conv
Rochester
General
~~
151 '/a
4%s
;
99
106
--
—
-.".
*99
First
Oklahoma
Mar-Sept
Reading Co first & ref 3'/as series D 1995_May-Nov
Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
_Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
Bt Louis-San
3s
1977
2®/es
Oats
"
*__
Low
R
78 'A
83 Vt
*96
Range Since
Jan. 1
No.
q
Quaker
85'A
75
'"80
80
Sold
953/4
*106'A
Republic
80 y4
Feb-Aug
mortgage
June-Dec
:
82 Va
O
first
1972
debentures
Second
Edison
973/4
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf
debentures 1975
April-Ocf
Bt
Ohio
973/4
3'/as
4%s
93
80
80
May-No®
and
debentures
Bonds
.
Co—
;
165
92
"
82'/a
79
1963
High
62'/a
2
I
Gas
&
Range
Friday's
and
3 3/a s
923/8
22
941/4
*79
June-Dec
1996
87
95
*92%
or
Bid & Asked
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Juue-Dec
104%
101 '/a
102 3/8
102
87 Va
Electric
debentures
First
102 '/a
*--
Service
First
101
98'A
AprilOct
Mar-Sept
1979
conv
Bell
debentures
98 Va
1
*—
Va
Jan-July
June-Dec
1990
mortgage 3s 1978
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
3 Vis
,
4s
1st mortgage 5s
(Wise)
__
3s
99
5
99'A
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1978
97 Va
■
99
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
2:j/4s; 1979
90
99'A
April-Oct
1974
91 'A
99
Jan -July
2047
ser A
92'A
88
—
*99
58
-
1st
First
90
99
Quar-Feb
mortgage 23/4g
23/4s 1975
mortgage
*87'/a
Co—
Power
83'/a
88'A
Public
90
81
—-
Last
Sale Price
Low
'
91
Period
High
88%
'
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
90 3A
87
2047
Low
86
*87'A
1997__Quar-Jan
4s
High
91'A
'
May-No®
May-No®
1979
Ry
3s
States
No.
.May-Nor
Refunding & Improve 4Vis
Northern
Jan. 1
*82%
May-No®
1978
debentures
f
s
Northern
Range Since
Sold
*88%
Week's
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
1974
A
4 Vis
4%s
Sale Price
general & ref 5s
4 Vis
Natural
s
Period
Bid & Asked
Low
New York Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
33
129
129
*91
87
~
87
—
1
Continued
88
88%
90'A
92
8?
91 Va
on page
38
34
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
Monday, June 19, 1961
...
American Stock Exchange
weekly and yearly record
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, June 12,
In the following
American
the
on
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, June 16.
and
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class A
A
10c
2%
2ya
25c
14%
14%
1
3%
31/4
3
2%
18,600
1%
,
Feb
Feb
7%
800
Jan
4
Apr
3%
Apr
ii—
Inc
20
16 %
2,800
3%
3%
2,700
2%
Jan
15%
15%
900
12%
Jan
18% Mar
Jan
23 Ye May
8% May
Apr
Foote Gear Works
4%
Apr
Breeze Corp
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
26%
1,700
12% May
3% Jun
..
1
9%
10%
8%
Jun
2%
3%
6,300
1%
Jan
5%
-
5
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Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
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1
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&
common
Precision
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of Prices
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Friday
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9% May
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Acme
10
Co
10c
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6,700
5%
6%
7,800
3ya
Feb
81
8%
79 %
86 y2
5,400
50 V2
Jan
89%
Jun
British
American
8 %
8%
6,900
6%
Apr
10% May
British
American
4%
4 %
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1
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1
.
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20%
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Aerojet-General
Aeronca
20%
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Admiral Plastics Corp__
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4.20%
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Alabama
50
preferred
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10
i
84%
30%
29%
31
375
1,400
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8%
1
8%
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Apr
86% Mar
British
22% Jan
31% May
84% Feb
Brown
Forman
Jan
5
8,900
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Feb
Jun
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All-State
Properties
Tire
class A
8%
5%
12%
5%
5%
5,000
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
12 y4
12%
300
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
1
convertible preferred
5%%
10
13 y4
2,500
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15 y4
Jun
7
Jan
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200
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Feb
9,800
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6%
9
8% May
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S
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Paper
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Inc
3
Corp
Co
15%
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Ambassador
9%
9%
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of
79 %
79 %
1
5%
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American Beverage Corp
Book
American
Business
American
Electronics
Israeli
American
Inc
Inc
33 Va
33%
34%
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35%
11,600
Paper Mills Ltd
Jan
82
1,800
13%
Feb
27%
Apr
10
8,200
8%
Jan
12%
Jan
4%
4%
5
9,300
3%
Feb
4
Feb
425
4
4
700
5%
5%
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5%
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40%
400
26 V2
Post
Radio
.
4%
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6%
6%
10,000
4%
17%
18%
8,900
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1,900
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41
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33
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30
2%
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20
20 y2
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26
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7%
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Mar
3%
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900
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Jan
21
19
21
2,300
12%
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32 y2 May
10%
4%
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5%
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13
3%
Jan
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1
American dep rets ord
Arkansas
4%
4%
May
Jun
11%
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12%
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5% Apr
17% May
62%
5%
62%
69%
12,100
45%
Feb
86% May
5%
5%
3,100
3%
Jan
7!/4 May
35% May
6,400
Calgary
Calif
convertible
35c
Oil
Fire
Camden
Bread
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Associated
Canada
Stationers
Associated
Atco
Jan
Jan
95% Mar
Canadian
15y2
14%
17
3,800
8%
Feb
24% May
37%
40%
36,600
35
Jan
44%
Apr
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93%
75
93
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96 %
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38
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5%
4%
4%
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1
2%
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2%
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10%
11
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Co.
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11
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1
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Avien
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Ayrshire
Inc
_
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5,100
14%
Jan
34% May
6,000
2%
Jan
10%
Apr
Castle
Banff
BarChris
Barnes
Barry
Tr
Co
Feb
Cenco
Central Hadley Corp
7%
4,100
5%
Jan
1%
1%
11,400
1%
Jan
14%
14
14%
5,300
9% May
2% May
17
15,600
13% May
3ya Mar
6%
Jan
13,300
25 V4
43%
Jun
Mar
Jan
6%
Feb
1
15%
15%
17%
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7% May
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22
4,700
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28
29
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12
Apr
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17% May
7
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8
16
7
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Jun
Apr
May
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Jan
3
Apr
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Mar
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40
Jan
15%
Jun
9% May
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21 %
Apr
Apr
Mar
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Cherry-Burrell
19%
22%
3,500
Jan
29% May
16%
16%
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14
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20
Apr
50
50
51
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42
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56 %
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7%
5,400
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18
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19%
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9
Mar
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20 V2
20%
20%
1
20%
20%
4%
4%
5%
900
20 J/4
20%
500
17%
4%
5,000
3%
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100
4%
Feb
6%
Jun
20%
Jun
Feb
22 %
May
Jan
4%
Apr
Apr
1% May
1%
1%
1 1*6
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%
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7%
8%
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13%
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May
26 %
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35
35%
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31
1
22%
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100
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1
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12
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20
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15 Va
15%
16%
12,000
8%
Feb
12%
12%
12%
200
10%
Jan
22% May
14% May
12%
11%
12%
12%
4%
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Club
Aluminum
Coastal
Cohu
Colonial Corp of
Colonial Sand &
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Jan
16% May
55 % Jun
Jan
20% May
Consolidated Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
9%
10%
5,000
Jan
Construction
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250
21%
Apr
6
6%
3,900
3%
Jan
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Continental
5
5
5%
500
3%
Feb
7% May
28.900
48
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24,600
12%
Jan
16%
13%
18,400
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39
39
43%
11,100
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44
23%
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8%
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300
41%
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200
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42
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13 %
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2% Apr
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7
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10
11
12%
2.100
Apr
13%
Feb
6%
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14%
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1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
11%
10
May
'
100 % 102
15%
13%
Jan
1
Smelting Ltd—*
class A
22%
1%
40
—
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——
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May
12%
22%
Oil
25
41%
7
12%
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6%
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11% May
27% May
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4
14%
5
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48
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1.500
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13
10
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Compudyne Corporation
25c
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Apr
—1
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21 % Mar
14%
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Feb
*
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vtc
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6% Mar
5%
4
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2,700
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6
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57% May
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55%
1
Jan
33%
9
15%
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31
36,100
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16 V4
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8%
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26
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14
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Jan
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11
8
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23
41
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12.000
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13%
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150
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23
26%
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50
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1,000
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Chamberlin Co of America
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25
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preferred
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82%
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—
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1
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47 %
.
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14
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Jan
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1
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2%
18%
1
—1
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17%
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500
11%
1
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Feb
Jan
2,500
50c
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Barcelona
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5,600
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Apr
4%
1%
8%
1
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Jan
13%
9,200
51%
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5,600
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1%
3%
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7,300
16%
66,000
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7%
Corp
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27%
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(J W)
Carter
37%
Baker Industries Inc
Baldwin
Jan
26%
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Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Cinerama
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16
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Williston
Chromalloy
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26%
15%
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3%
preferred.
preferred
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3% May
5 %
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Jan
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9 ft
13%
Feb
7%
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Jan
1%
partic pfd___10
6c
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10c
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6%
1,700
a
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37%
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5,300
3
13%
1
8%
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1
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12 % Mar
8,300
1
2.50
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Jan
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Radio
Jan
5.50
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Canadian
5
7%
pesos
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Automatic
10%
47,600
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9%
1%
10
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Audio
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2,500
&
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12%
2%
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51
71
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option warrants
4% May
6%
20
:
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.
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Jan
18%
*
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Homestead Oils Ltd
Central
Atlas
1%
23 %
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
1
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21,000
5%
common
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May
9% Mar
4%
14
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Canadian Husky
Co
Chemical Industrial
18
Jan
22%
5
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
9%
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Associated
16% May
Jun
8%
6%
w—?
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89%
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of
Jan
9%
2,000
23 %
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Canada
Canada
480
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7%
100
9%
1
5Q
:
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—_.:__50
1
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8,500
deposit rets regular
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6,000
15%
%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
26%
40c
Associated
15%
10c
common
preferred
:
preferred..,—_
Calvan Consol Oil & Qas Co
92
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Feb
11%
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Power
6%
25 %
Corp Ltd
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American
4%
3%
11%
1
:—___12%c
1
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Jun
4
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preferred
$3.00
90%
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Asamera
2%
9%
3
$2.50
25c
Gas
14,100
14%
14
Corp
Aviation
25 %
warrants
Co
Edmonton
&
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California Electric
90%
class A
Louisiana
&
Feb
3
15%
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5
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Armour
16%
2%
15%
shares.—3s 6d
Burnell & Co Inc
Canadian
Arco Electronics
Jun
Ltd—
pfd—TOO
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11%
Jan
20
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2,400
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14
2%
1
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3
Apr
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66 %c
Apr
May
Jan
2
Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
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1
Appalachian
6%
May
__1
Corp
Anglo American
Anken Chemical & Film
Apr
7,300
14%
21%
6%
May
23 y2 May
Jan
.—5
Products
Andrea
Jan
7%
Jan
4%
5
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Anchor
6
Jan
1
Oil
Lead
Industries
55
20
9%
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cl&ss
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Anacon
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66 y2
18%
40%
6%
17%
2
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62%
£1
Seal-Kap Corp of Del.
Thread 5%
preferred_
American
3%
4%
50c
American, Petrofina Inc class A_
American
Apr
7% Mar
9,000
12.50
1
Manufacturing Co
American
6%
Jan
8%
611
14%
21%
—
American MARC Inc
American
Jan
Feb
£1
i—1
Machine Co
Hill
Jun
39 %
cl A com__30c
(The) Corp
1
Budget Finance Plan common——50c
60c convertible preferred
9
6% serial preferred
10
Mines
10%
Apr
reg
Company
Bunker
10
Jan
—10
Rubber
Burma
Mar
Feb
34
Distillers
dep rets ord
Die &
29%
9
35
*
Buckeye
Buell
2
Feb
Apr
Jan
300
5ya
6
Jun
12%
83 y2
8% May
76%
850
5
16 y4
Mar
8
1,600
Feb
9%
25c
shares
American
12,900
9%
81
16%
Jan
62%
_1
Aluminum
American-Internatl
16
9%
19 %
Co
Systems
1,600
5>/2
1
20
American
Apollo
15 %
13
1
Aluminum
Anthony
12
12
50c
Apr
10,400
_
Allied Control Co Inc—:—
36%
2%
Mills Ltd class B
F
Apr
Jan
2%
£1
_£l
preferred
4%
28,300
8%
3-ft
2ft
Ltd—
Co
Petroleum
Brown
Bruck
14%
8
9% May
Jan
4 '/r
Feb
70
Jan
8%
Artists Pictures Corp common
Allied
%
—1
-
1
Inc
Rubber
&
8
£iy4
10c
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance
67
7
7
13%
8
6%
Engineering Co
Jan
Jan
1,250
Tobacco—
Class B common
Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rtcs American shs_
Algemene
40 %
35%
Columbia Power
Amer
Apr
31% May
32%
*
Company
Brown
83%
34"%
34%
Co—
dep rets ord registered
British
30 C Jan
1
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Apr
Jah
145
Jun
79
100
—
5%
Jan
Oil
300
34
__1
Ltd
Petroleums
Britalta
28% May
Apr
3%
98
100
preferred
Steel Co common
Wood
5%
1
Southern
Great
19
•
Investment & Discount Inc
Alabama
19
33 %
*
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co_
16%
8%
Jan
9
May
28
Jan
47
Feb
70
95%
Jan
102
3,300
15%
Jan
May
21% Mar
Commercial
Corp
6%
..1
Continental
Vending Machine Corp. 10c
14
18%
19
Continental
Corp class A_50c
Materials Corp.—___—10c
Cook
Paint
&
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc
Co
.
1%.
—1
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8
8
%
46.300
14%
1 %
28.300
44%
300
8%
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13%
43%
20
.
"
40% Mar
7%
Jan
27% May
1% May
18% Mar
49%
Apr
9% Mar
Volume
193
Number 6065
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2695)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
(H)
Class
Coro Inc
$1
preferred class A
Cott
Shares
High
Low
16%
1,000
13
Apr
17 %
16%
17%
1,000
14%
Jan
19
20%
20%
300
8%
9%
3,400
_1.50
8%
19% Jan
6
May
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Creole
£1
(Del)
2'/2
2%
__5
Petroleum
34%
34%
l
Crowley M'ilner & Co
Crown
Central
Corp
Jan
9%
5% Mar
Petroleum
$1.12
&
!
(Md)
"A"
5
partic
8
15%
63/8
Apr
17,600
29%
Jan
500
800
7%
6%
Jan
2,600
11 %
Jan
Jan
89% May
5% Feb
16%
Jun
89
150
4% *
5
4,100
7%
7%
300
5
2.50
19%
600
16
Jan
40
Apr
103/i May
8% Apr
Jan
7%
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
5%
Co
Power
*
common
preferred
Builders
"wts"
38%
23/4
9%
9%
600
9%
36% Jan
98%
•
*
—
2%
2,100
1.5QQ
39%
Feb
102%
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
3% May
10 % May
3%
1,900
4%
1%
Jan
3
4%
Apr
8%
8%
15,800
4%
Jan
9
Jun
25
8%
44%
44%
44%
25
27
Jan
48
Jun
1
16"%
16
18
10%
Feb
18
Jun
.
3
l
Corp
1
common
convertible preferred
5%
37%
1
Alloys Co
General
37%
_100
i
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
Jan
18"% Mar
67
7%..
Jan
19%
10c
preferred
1%
35%
88%
~4%
Land Co common
Apr
3% May
7,900
>8
15%
*
__25c
.
—
2%
7%
8
1
;
Internat'l
Crown Drug Co
Crystal Oil
—
50c
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
Crown
Gatineau
Feb
20% Mar
General
receipts (ord reg)
cep
Shares
G
Apr
Courtaulds Ltd—
American
for Week
16% Mar
16%
17
*
Beverage Corp
Feb
16%
_i
:
15%
——
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
17%
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
153/4
5
_•
Corroon & Reynolds common
STOCKS
for Week
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
non-voting
*
B
Friday
Range
Low
for Week Ended June 16)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Corby
Week's
Last
35
2% Jan
83/4 Mar
19%
Jun
General
Development Corp
General
Electric
American
General
Fireproofing
Stores
Corp
Corporation
50c
.
1
Genung's Incorporated
1
100
363/4
11%
12%
19%
2%
12 %
2.50
Plywood
43/8
36%
5
General Gas Corp
General
4%
£1
rets ord reg
General
114,400
Ltd—
Co
dep
12%
273/4
1,100
80,800
22,400
2%
8,500
1%
12%
2,000
8% Jan
19%
2
12%
5% Mar
4% Jan
34% Jan
39
Jan
Jan
12%
Jun
14% Feb
233%
Apr
4%
Jan
3% Apr
13% May
'
Cuban Tobacco Co
Cubic
__*
Laboratories
Class
B
29
29
10
19%
Jan
85
83
92
5,000
51%
Jan
27%
31
5,400
27%
Jun
31%
10%
10%
11%
1,300
9%
Jan
14% Mar
l
11
11
11%
4,300
8%
Jan
15% Mar
1
10%
10
10%
800
8%
Jan
15% Mar
.
wi
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
29
28
*
;
*
*
Corporation
New common
class
A
common
:
common
-
343/4
Apr
106
May
Jun
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Giannini
Giant
Controls
Inc
Foods
Davega
5%
Stores
Day
Dejay
Inc—
63/a
Jan
4,400
5%
Feb
8%
83/4
8,400
7%
Jan
12 3/4 Mar
18%
50
163/4
Jan
23
Gasket
5,100
4%
170
26%
Jun
2,900
9%
Feb
37%
Distillers
Amer
Co
com—10c
10
Dixilyn Corp
__I
Tar
Textile
CfKe)
Co
13%
13%
7%
Jun
18%
18
300
4
151
class A
10
20
May
it Mar
14
10% Mar
5,800
3
8%
Jan
8%
9,200
6 3%
Jan
10%
21
10%
Jan
19%
35,600
143/8
Jan
13% May
19% Jun
100
103/8
Jan
133/4
7,300
103/a
Jan
173/4 May
393/a May
13 %.
15 %r'
38% <
10%
12%
175
33%
26,400
.
31%
15
Co——
14%
Co
*
24
Dynamics Corp of America
Jan
Jun
Grand
Gray
Freightways Inc_
Eastern States
Western
Elder
and
Mines
Electric
Bond
Dev
Corp
8%
Jan
100
223/a
Jan
Apr
29% May
20%
May
55%
600
50%
Jan
59
Apr
3%;
3%
1,200
2f$ Jan
4
Apr
6%
Apr
4%
4%
1,700
3%
Jan
/, 7%
39%
20
5%
Jan
253%
Jan
8% May
42 34 Apr
26
Jan
37%
38%
33 V
33
35%
14%
16
'
550
1,600
43,200
10%
11%'
43%
44
7% Jan
3,800
10%
Jun
100
33%
Jan
2%
Jan
5%
5%
1,300
26%
Apr
20% May
27%
400
23%
Jan
13% May
51
Apr
3%
Apr
31 % May
1723/4
Jan
153
Jan
171 4
Jan
28%
32%
8,100
1111
1%
1U
18,100
32%
32%
32%
12,400
25 %
Jan
20
20
300
153/4
Jan
19%
Jan
180
Apr
Apr
Apr
1% May
34 % Apr
24%
Apr
Corp.——_—10c
36%
36%
40%
9,000
24
Jan
483/4 May
—-1
Electronic Research Associates Inc—10c
22%
22%
24%
4,800
16"%
Jan
14%
14
15%
3,800
9%
Feb
_50c
19%
19%
29% May
20% May
22%
11,100
123/4
Feb
28 % May
6,000
6%
Jan
12% May
14% May
Assistance
Electronic
Communications
Electronic
Electronic
Specialty
Co
Missile Facilities
Electronic
&
25c
8"%
83%
1
11%
11%
0
6%
6%
20c
100
33%
33%
—1
24%
24%
10c
4%
4%
—1
54%
54%
Steel Corp common—-1
preferred————10
.--1
Espey Mfg & Electronics-!
,—
1
Esquire Inc
1
1
Esquire Radio & Electronics
10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Exquisite Fcrm Industries Inc
10c
4%
4%
7%
7%'
Electronics
of America-
Corp
El-Tronics
lire
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire National Corp
pfd
Equity Corp common—
$2 convertible preferred
Erie
1st
cum
Manufacturing, Co___
10
13%
6,600
9
Jan
.7
2,600
5
Jan
34%
1,600
22%
Jan
20
94 %
Jan
263/4
9,600
12%
Jan
5%
74,400
4%
56%
3,550
47%
Jan
4%
6,000
3%
Jan
65% May
5% Mar
7 %
7%
200
6%
Jan
8% Mar
7%
7%
600
63/4 Mar
9% Mar
100% 100 %
&
Forge
6r/c
Ero
.
22""
22
15
23%
4,200
'
800
16
15
7%
3,600
3,800
23%
35%
2%
1,600
3%
94,600
Jan
Apr
2%
26
273A
1.300
17%
Jan
28 %
28%
30%
2,900
28%
Jun
33% May
39% Mar
9%
93/a
400
8
Jan
113/4
5
10%
10%
11%
l,90o
10
Feb
14% Mar
10c
2%
2%
2%
1% Jan
3% May
2% Apr
3% May
1
9%
Freehold
Grocery
3.4Q0
100
6%
53/4
6%
2%
2%
213
2,200
1
Products
1% Jan
__—5
%
class
A
com—*
—1
„
'
Gulf & Western
Industries—
Feb
28%
133/4
43% May
11% Apr
Gulton
Industries
H
American
5,900
5% Jan
2%
3,700
H Jan
28%
27
28%
1,300
1
24
24
25%
4,500
543/4
54%
63
6,300
50c
-
Inc
Apr
3ft May
Jan
11%
1
Gulf States Land & Industries
May
73/4
Jan
9%
10
Apr
273/4 May
Jan
3
1%
Inc
Industries
Warrants
12
Jan
11
«...
Jun
4% Apr
5% Apr
24
4,200
_9c
Leases
Company
Stores
Guerdon
3"%
27%
50c
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Griesedieck
9
27%
_30
16,800
28,700
103/a
3%
3%
common—60c
3%
1% Jan
11
2%
Jun
26 % May
Jan
1%
Apr
28%
Jan
9% Jan
46%
Jun
Jan
73
Apr
H
&
B
7%
ft
10%
8%
%
11%
11
11!
5%
5%
—10c
—2
Hall Lamp Co__
5%
7%
7%
7%
26,000
1,700
1
Corp_
333/4
33%
34%
800
2,40Q
6 3/4 May
6% Jan
1
12 %
12%
12%
-10
223/4
22%
23%
1
13%
13
133/4
1,500
7
Jan
rT9% Mar
St.' May
,.,15% Mar
'"•26
Mar
'
17% Apr
-25
2
683/4
68%
683/4
1,400
63
Jan
70% Mar
7%
7%
7%
5,900
10c
10c
*
3/4
%
3/4
500
6%
6%
7%
33.400
4%
Jan
1% Apr
10% Mar
363/4
36%
39%
4,700
25%
Jan
47% May
8%
8%
8%
10,300
3%
Jan
9%
Jan
Harbor
Plywood Corp
——
Harn
"
500
24%
Jan
,L/4anO
19% Jan
'
Hastings
Mfg
Inc
:
Light
Co
Havana
Lithographing
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
Hecla
Co
Corp
Mining
&
pfd
Products
Manufacturing
Inc—
Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
5%
convertible preferred
.
Hill's Supermarkets
Inc
Hotels
Hilton
Hoe
Jun
Jun
12%
7,200
57
563/4
58 %
700
46% Jan
67% Mar
393/4
38%
40%
11,100
32% Jan
44%
100
10c
Payne Inc
Galion
93/9
143/8
12
*
100
preferred.
Helmerich
Apr
*
& Co 5%%
(WE)
8%
Jan
25c
Co
Heli-COil Corp
4%
%
12
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Heller
4% Jan
10c
1
_25c
10
50c
1
.-2.50
(R) & Co Inc common
10
Jan
9,800
6%
5,800
3%
2,300
Apr
19% May
Jan
15%
80%
Jan
4%
143/8
143/B
17%
3%
4
5
3
3
3%
17,600
7%
700
6% Jan
19%
21%
660
10%
12%
4
3%
3%
13%
13%
14%
8%
9%
1%
2
5,300
3,800
10
Jan
Mar
4
2% Feb
7
May
183/8 May
11% Feb
7
Apr
May
106
Jan
16%
16%
11%
"warrants"—
101
100
70
104
--
8%
*
Feb
May
25
17% Mar
5% Jan
7%
2% Jan
Feb
10,600
8% Jan
14% May
1,700
3% Jan
12%
40
28%
1
—.
Apr
26% May
21% May
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc__50c
10,100
56%
39
1
-—5
Share
<Sr
Electrographic
L;
Ltd
35
Apr
18%
Jan
10% Jan
11% Jan
2%
Corp
Producers
Electric
7%
*
"
—1
20%
2%
——1
preferred series A
6%
Hartford
21
1
Corp common,.
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B—
Edo Corporation
$7
Chemical
Lakes
Great
Great
36% May
Jan
~5%
19%
33%
19%
10
2%
4
Rapids Varnish
1
Manufacturing Co
Stores
103/4
.4%
25
_20c
Corporation
Eastern
500
9,600
16%
Great American Industries Inc
Higbie
Eastern
16%
19%
1
Consolidated M'ines
Goldfield
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
2,200
10%
16
18
5
Gorham Corporation
Hartfield
56%
1
1
16 %
18
Jan
—1
:
13% May
E
Co class A—
B
Inc
Goodman Manufacturing Co__
Hercules
Eastern Can
class
Inc
Co
,50% May
263/a Jan
17%
14%
(Adolf)
Jan
16%
3%
Union
4c
Apr
15
22%
4% May
14% Apr
16%
—1
-u—*
1
Ccrp—
5,900
153/4
common——*
Sulphur & Potash Co
32%
24
5
26
9 A Mar
11% Jan
Mar
8%
45
1
21% Mar
7,100
1,200
Apr
1,100
36%
31%
3,100
103/4
19%
Co__
Feb
Feb
Jan
13%
14%
%'1
12%
—*
10s
——1
5"% May
15% Apr
8,200
13%
14
683A
82% May
Jan
10%
Apr
17
-1
Co„
Mar
62%
52
18%
Greer
11%
—.—-*
Co
Jan
1
n-v
1,200
10%
Apr
13
132.50
—
Jan
25%
\
May
9€3A
18%
Apr
8
*
,
(The *
Test
16,600
13%
3%
10%
-7.50
Ltd—:
Durham Hosiery class B
Duval
7%
Jun
4% Mar
Jan
Feb
*
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duro
%
6 3/4
4%
Drug Pair-Community Drug—___—___1
Duke Power Co„
*
Duraloy
Jan
15,400
14,700
3%
Ltd
—_—
Corp
Harris
Driver
143/a
41
Feb
u
7%
Apr
Apr
8%
10%
Ltd—
Exploration
&
7%
32% Mar
9%
%
*
common——.
Corp
Drilling
12% May
16%
7%
%
Apr
Jan
%
7
Apr
7"% Mar
4 3/4
8%
"
ord stock—.—«
Chemical Co
&
Brewery
Draper
Jan
10 %
500
22,500
2%
& Coal
pref^tped
$2
7%
Jan
Feb
137
4,400
8%
16%
1
Bridge Co Ltd_
Dorr-Oliver. Inc
Dow
11%
83/a
4
Petroleum Ltd
Dorsey
80
13%
1
class A conv
Dominion Steel
Dominion
103/8
2
26%
10s
Dixon Chemical & Research
Dominion
8,400
5,100
25
v
103
Feb
93% Apr
Apr
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg_
Dominion
4%
37%
148%
8%
25c
Ltd_:
Diversey Corp
Dome
11
,r
13%
1
Supermkts
1st preferred
3%
36%
147
1
Quality
6%
4%
—„—5
100
;
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
11
Jan
28%
13%
Manufacturing-—1
&
Jan
28
Desilu Productions Inc
Industrial
6!
6%
123/4
i50c
Detroit
2,400
28%
Stores
7%
6%
11%
12%
Mfg class A
debenture stock
Dilbert's
11%
11
—10c
_35
System Inc
Detroit
8
18%
cl A com—20c
class A pref
Dennison
8 %
16,900
5%
_____—1
Inc__
Mines
Transit
C
9%
5%
_2.50
common
8%
5%
—____20
Brothers
Dayco Corp
D
Corp
preferred—
Davidson
8%
50c
25
62%
97
•
*
Gobel
_50c
i
135
1
(AC)
Glenmore Distilleries
Crystal Dairies
93%
Gilbert
Globe
Daitch
933/8
—_—-:_1
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Daryl Industries Inc
93%
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Gilchrist
D
—
*
COrp„
com
*
;
Jan
93/4
Apr
38% Mar
102
Apr
30% May
6
May
16%
28 % May
15
Jun
23% Mar
3%
Feb
ft
5,800
Jan
Jan
A
.1
50c
Industries
Hofmann
Inc
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation —4
Holly Stores Inc
Oil
Home
Class
Co
—
*
B
Hormel
(Geo
Horn
7.50
Hardart Baking Co_
&
Co
&
A)
Hardart
&
Horn
1
*
*
class A
Ltd
1%
5
__50c
Mines
Holophane Co
9%
25c
Hoffman International Corp
*
—*
common
100
2.50
Co—
—1
(Harvey) Inc class A com
5
preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
Howell Electric Motors
5'/o
Hubbell
Class
B
23%
24
I3/*
1
Products Inc
10c
1
2.50
-5
Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Inc
—
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Hycon
1%
243/4
2
14%
16
40
14%
"in
41
93/4
103A
700
1% Jan
2% Apr
2,200
18% Jan
26% Mar
29% Jan
10
2,500
35%
36
350
X157
159
150
41
423%
1,900
101
101 %
80
31%
32%
700
12
12
13
1,400
21
20
21
800
18%
19%
700
33%
31%
36aA
5,200
5%
30,900
5 %
5%
173/4 May
4% Jan
400
ft
41
33/8 May
Jun
800
5,000
35'A
9
%
11,000
9 A
5
common
Vitamin
Hudson
'
Apr
43
Apr
Jan
12%
7ft. Jan
113/4
Apr
Apr
Jan
38 %
Apr
May
189%
714
33%
145
Jan
36% May
53
Jan
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
35
Apr
96
30
15 % May
7% Jan
15%
25
Jan
Apr
25 %
Apr
51% May
7% May
14% Jan
Mar
29
2% Jan
20
20
20%
700
18% Feb
24%
Apr
24%
243%
26
6,900
21% Jan
31%
Apr
27%
26 %
27%
2,200
26%. Jun
323/4 Mar
12%
12%
13%
5,000
11% Feb
16% Apr
10
10
10 %
3,800
45%
46%
3,300
11% May
ft Jan
25,100
41,400
Class
5
Jan
12% May
6%
Jan
10
Apr
195% May
F
Fabrex
1
Corp
Fairchild
Camera
Instrument—1
&
Sugar Associates—
beneficial int—.:
1
Seaboard Drilling Co——1.50
7%
7
162
7%
161 % 189
2,600
12,900
130
Jan
30
Mar
Fajardo Eastern
Common sbs of
Falcon
38%
38%
38%
3,300
8%
8%
8%
1,500
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc__—1
Uranium Mines Ltd
1
19?A
1%
1%
—-—1
3%
3%
Faraday
Fargo
Oils Ltd
^
Petroleum
Corp
—
Inc
—25c
General Corp.———10c
Filmways
Financial
First National Realty &
Fishman
Flying
Ford
Tiger
Motor
do
Fuller
Line Inc
(The)
(Geo A >
13%
34,900
A"
18,400
14%
5%
t
13
•
13%
2,400
9,400
1U,700
6,200
17
;
J.
Jan
11
24%
May
Apr
1 %
Jan
2ft May
2%
Jan
4%
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
4% Mar
93/4
Jan
1434
Apr
5
5%
16
16%
1,300
8-/a
9,yd0
28 %
2Q%
8,100
16
14%
14%
200
12
2,000
29
7%
18%
1
17%
*
153 %
——1
——1.25
1*%
15%
1R%
3%
3%
33/4
9,500
—
—
17%
153
Va 15o
—
Jan
Apr
6
Apr
18
Apr
4%
1
Jan
Jan
9%
93/4
Jan
21
75
131%
Jan
157
10%
Jan
1%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
2,700
15%
15%
16%
2,400
443/4
4334
4512
2,000
Jun
31% May
15% Mar
5 «90
5
4%
y 4% Jan
12,800
10c
__l
—
3% Feb
10%
'
73A
17%
5
May
Industrial
Inland
Homes
Oil
Intex
Apr
Iron
5% May
19% May
48% May
class A—
Corp
Co
International
Iowa
Jan
Corp
International Holdings Corp_
Products
Company—
Investors
Jan
Co Inc—
of North America
International Breweries Inc
Insurance
Jun
"
Plywood
Credit
Jun
73/8
28
45 %
15 %
Jan
11% May
37% Jan
47 % May
Jan
16% May
9
6%
15 %
16%
12,500
13
84%
86%
430
80
6%
7%
3,900
9% Mar
9ft Apr
Jan
87 % Mar
4% Jan
9% May
Jun
7% Apr
9%. Jun
15 %
American
Inland
1
Company
Co—:
1,100
1%
8 V8
5
of Canada
City Enterprises
Fox Head Brewing Co—,
Friendly Frost Inc
21
' 3
5.%
16
Inc
Forest
Fresnillo
13
5%
-10c
Porter, Co
(M Hi
13
8
-2,50
—i—1
Corp common—
60c convertible preferred
&
19%
Jan
Corp
.33%c
Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
Magnetics
IMC
Imperial
Feb
Construction "
Firth Sterling Inc
Fischer
10c
rl
Purchaser class A
Federated
Felmont
-
5%
40%
Royalty—
Public Service Co 3.90'/.
Fireman
Ironrite
Irving
Manufacturing
Inc
Air
;
5
33V3c
1
pfd—100
—1
J
-1
Chute
Israel-American
25c
1
1
5
1
—-1
Oil
Corp
10c
8%
28%
18%
93 %
12
37
7%
8%
9%
5,800
4% Jan
28%
29%
2,300
18% Jan
18%
19
1,000
93
96
6,200
12
12%
1,500
10%
37
38
1,100
30% Jan
7%
Jan
9
76% Jan
Jan
7%
800
7% May
8%
300
7% May
3%
1,400
2
Jan
20
78
Jun
79
22%
1,500
7%
7,609
1,200
31 "
37.200
15% Jan
5%
Feb
18%
ft Jan
.
9% Jun
30%
Apr
24% Mar
97%
Jun
12% Mar
39
Apr
11%
Feb
9% May
33/4 May
85
May
23% Apr
8% Feb
363/4 Mar
% May
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2606)
.
.
Monday, June 19, 1961-
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 16)
Last
Sale Price
Par
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
STOCKS
Low
High
High
Glass
1
Jupiter Oils
171/4
17%
10c
77 a
7%
8
15c
Inc
Ltd
.
3 ft
3
3%
ft
Products
12%
Jan
19% May
Mt
6%
Jan
10% May
Mount
34.500
113
Jan
Apr
Diablo
Jan
3% May
Jan
4
Mar
3%
Feb
4% May
2.50
17%
17%
17%
1,300
14%
Jan
19% Mar
Tel——_12.50
28 %
28 %
30
6,200
24%
Jan
36%
1
20%
20%
21%
2,500
8%
Feb
25% Mar
Inc
Tel &
States
High
2%
3%
800
2%
4
class
Videotronics
MPO
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
.—1
Company
Mills
Vernon
Mountain
Shares
2%
1
com
for Week
Low
Par
preferred
4,000
5.400
17%
Metal
Clemens
Mt
Co
Industries
V A", '•
...,
6%
Jeannette
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
,
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
J
Jetronic
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
stocks
American Stock Exchange
A
.
Apr
K
Muntz
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
4%%
Electric
Drug Company
Chemical
Kawecki
New
common
Kawneer
Co
Kay Jewelry
Kidde
25c
___25c
5
_
Stores
(Walter)
1
.
i
w
1
Inc_
2.50
Co
&
11
374
11%
8%
21,700
3
Apr
4% May
Jan
Mar
21,000
4
13%
Jan
95
3%
pfd__100
Co
(Del)
11 Va
50c
Company
&
&
Gas
_4
Corp
100
TV
May
Muskegon
Piston
Co
800
27%
26%
28
93
90
95%
251/4
Jun
28%
Jun
Muskogee
4,200
60%
Jan
98%
Jun
Muter
46
45
48
3.000
45
Jun
49%
23%
25%
32,500
18
Jan
31
24%
Co
1
May
8%
1,100
8
Jan
300
33
Jan
36
Jun
7,400
6
Jan
11%
Apr
36
9%
8%
—
1
300
35%
9
5
9,100
8%
8%
35%
50c
Company
7
Jan
11,100
13
20
31%
29%
Jan
Apr
54% Mar
Jan
9%
Jan
Jun
24V4
Ring
4
5%
25%
45%
5%
5%
1
5
2.50
10
24%
44
1
Inc
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Apr
12%
12%
12%
1,200
11
Mar
13% May
15
14%
15%
1,200
12%
Jan
16% May
10,700
2%
Feb
4% May
N
Kilembe
Cobalt
Copper
Ltd—
3'/a
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
.___10c
1
Kingsford
—1.25
3 »/8
1
3 1/4
1
Co
Minerals
Kirkland
A
Corp Ltd
1%
1%
5,300
3
3%
17.100
3%
3%
14'/2
13%
%
1
Products——
Petroleum
Kirby
1/4
3
1
Company
Kingston
3
191/2
2%
lii Feb
Apr
1%
Jan
4% May
3,000
2%
Jan
4
14%
2,100
9%
Feb
%
%'
16,400
19%
201/4
7,000
Apr
20%
Apr
% May
A Jan
Nachman
Corp——
Namm-Loeser's
.
Bellas
1
Hess—
Dept
(S)
Kleinert
Klion
(I
Stores
Inc
Rubber Co
B)
5
Hotels Corp
Kostin
3774
87'a
12,400
3%
Jan
11%
24 V*
500
21%
Feb
27
Electronics
300
Brewing
iMicni
Casket
15
15'A
700
15
Apr
12,200
18%
Jan
25%
25%
26
2,500
18%
Jan
10c
00
i
27% May
3%
3,400
2
Jan
1
1
Corp
CO
9%
6,300
55/a
Jan
&
Sessions
Inc
Realty
Class
Feb
5%
Jan
5%
800
6%
3,500
13%
1,000
16%
16%
17
Mar
6%
Jan
7
Jan
127a May
17%
900
13%
Jan
18 % May
Jan
7%
77 a
700
574
Jan
87a May
6%
7
400
5 '/a
Jan
9
class
5
1
14
45
A
—3
12%
8%
100
Jan
8%
1,800
7
5,100
38
Jan
2%
2%
32,600
2%
A
Apr
13
900
10%
Jan
14
May
31%
900
24
Jan
34
May
22.
17%
17%
19%
8,300
25
23%
25%
1,300
9,800
4%
Jan
7
Feb
7%
18
Jan
Feb
26'% May
8
Apr
25c
300
1
1%
1%
—_1
15%
15%
Electronics
Loral
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
—
Corp—
—__25c
&
Friday
Silver
Lead
Lunkenheimer
(The)
3%
Jan
Starch
Steel
Lynch
Corp
Mines
Telefilm
National
Transit
National
Union
National
Video
Natus
Nelly
Nestle-Le
15%
19
Apr
374
Apr
Mar
38
Jun
3174 Mar
12
Jan
17%
11%
Jan
21% Mar
8%
300
900
17%
Feb
12
"1% Mar
Jun
Apr
4ft May
._25c
2%
2%
3ft
56,800
20%
20%
2174
1,500
12%
Jan
31
Apr
23%
23%
25%
3,900
17%
Jan
31%
Apr
18
Jan
23
Apr
2,000
31%
Jan
45
Apr
200
10%
Jan
13 % May
New
Haven
New
Idria
1%
35%
39 %
Jan
600
16
1%
10%
Jan
17,400
—
I
3974
40
13%
5%
3%
3%
3%
9,800
2%
Jan
3%
3%
100
2%
Jan
4
3%
4%
64,100
1%
Jan
4% Ms
34%
36%
7,600
19%
Jan
46%
A]
23%
25 %
18,300
16 Va
Jan
26
Jc
2
4%
36 Va
24'A
19
19
19%
1,400
13 %
Jan
28
Al
46%
2,200
28
Feb
53 'A Ms
47
9,600
39%
Jan
57% A]
2%
45,800
1 Va
Jan
2% Ms
10
10c
1
Corp——__30c
1
A
1
—_——
Aj
Ms
1
43%
43
20
457s
4o
1
2%
2
%
24%
49,200
%
Jan
25c
24
24 %
9,200
19%
Jan
26%
Apr
1
11%
11%
12%
2,500
87'4
Jan
17
Apr
1
1%
11,200
Co
Tel &
Clock
Min
Tel
Watch
&
Co—
Chem
&
50c
Co
Zinc_
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
New
Park
Arizona
&
Land
Mining Co—
%
Process
York
Auction
New
York
&
\
Z
Co_
1
Feb-
Feb
1
174 May
1%
1%
ft
Feb
31%
32%
800
23(4
Feb
32%
37
39%
680
27%
Jan
3974 May
—
.*
Rosario_k3.33%
37
—1
Honduras
U
*
Co—__——
New
New
25%
1
ft
124
:
Jun
Nickel
Rim
Ltd
Mines
1
13
63,100
ft Jan
,
May
Lites
Noma
173% Mar
Jun
Inc—
Southern
&
American
North
Canadian
31%
Jan
19%
2,300
16%
Jan
20% Mar
Northeast
75%
8.600
60%
Jan
77% May
North Penn
24%
2,400
16
46% Mar
24%
25 %
Jan
26
30
30 %
400
25%
Jan
10%
11%
4,100
8%
Jan
31% May
12% May
May
Northern
RR
Nuclear
2
2%
5%
Serv
2
1% May
Feb
4
Feb
8% May
5 % Jun
00J
/a
Jan
2
Jan
4% May
1%
Jan
4'A
1A
21,100
5%
9,800
212 Mar
6% May
67% May
84
160
Jan
63% Mar
40
66
90%
Jan
Ltd—-—1
%
%
%
7,100
ft
Jan
Apr
% May
1
10%
10%
12%
6,200
6%
Feb
13 % May
10c
6%
6%
6%
24,500
3%
Jan
8% May
20
19%
21%
9,200
1974
Jun
2174
11%
10%
27%
92'A
11 %
12'A
26,700
474
Jan
15% May
10%
12%
76,100
95/b
Jun
1274
27 Va
27%
700
91
93
4%%
Mines
87%
pfd__100
—
(Del)
Amer
2%
4%
65
65
50
1ft May
%
4%
4,000
5%
2 %
_1
.
Corp—
of
Corp
5
—25
Ltd
.
Nickel
Industrial
Nova
5
—1
inc_
Co
Pub
Ind
Rankin
North
Oils
Airlines
6%
7
1
Railway
Royalties
2% May
20% May
1 %
1
—
1%
6%
300
8,000
1
Mines
Nipissing
7
North
2,700
—
13%
39%
*
class
'
•
._50c
Associates
Corp
Mur
England
18%
2
Jan
May
974
19(4
3,300
10
;__
New
73%
-----—
4,300
10
Co„
Inc
Don
18 «/4
11
32
400
20 7a
17%
Ltd
Electric
Corp
741/4
2.50'
274
33%
19 %
10
Chemical-
&
Car
National
10c
Co
Lucky
36%
Jun
33
10
10
_
Exploration
8%
17%
Ltd—.
Petroleum
30c
Service
11,700
12% May
16% May
9% Jun
2
National
Norfolk
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Lodge &
9%
8%
17% May
22% May
'..ft
_
Apr
4
18
TL
Barileu—
&
9%
54% Mar
Jan
12%
19
Jan
10 % May
14% May
May
48%
May
31%
1
5
14
7%
43%
2%
(R G) Inc_
Kessler
14
77a
25c
Corp
Chain
Steel
4%
5
574
Liberty Fabrics ot N Y common——_1
Aft. 59r preferred^.1—.—
10
Lithium Corp of America Inc_i
1
Lockwood
Jan
—5
Tour.neau
Locke
4%
13%
University
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le
Jun
Jun
-5
Corp
Lefcourt
36%
3%
28
1
Products
Meter
Jan
2,800
6%
Corp
Extension
Salle
Lee
Co
Industries
Lessona
12%
3%
2,700
10
Lamson
La
47
13,400
3%
131/4
Corp of Delaware
Lanston
Jun
34%
3
Lamson
Larchfield
31
28%
5
Industries
Lamb
28
28%
—1
Lakey Foundry Corp
774
15%
12% May
28
1
22,400
1
National
Ltd
Mines
1374
1974
Corp—
Apparel Inc
Radio Electronics
Shore
Jan
1
3% May
L
Lafayette
4%
1
National
Lake
3,800
j
1
3
-•.ico
874
1
!__——i
27% May
3
Jan
1
19 % Mar
25%
'
Feb
3%
13
5
Company inc
Apr
25%
_i
774
13,600
8
8%
:_1
6,500
1074
Apr
25%
—
33 %c
Class A common-;—;
L'Aiglon
Co
Company—
Msir
1
do
Corp
National
National
1
preferred
Kropp (The) Forge
Kulka
Jan
7%
23%
Corp class A
convertible
$1.20
21%
7%
23%
7.50
i—_
(The)
31
Apr
:5
_
Corp
Kratter
30%
25
Jan
25c
Inc
(H L)
Knott
12%
Bowl-O-Mat
National
Klein
National
7% Mar
1374
974
13'A
1
600
12%
9%
8%
Inc
974
9
•
Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Alfalfa
National
i
Inc__
Industries
Napco
88%
M
Publications
MacFadden
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
Vending
Mackey
Inc
1
warrants
Airlines
1
-
Magna
Public
Service
12%
3,000
Jan
17%
28%
7,600
15%
Jan
29 % May
29
31
500
19%
Jan
3974
Apr
Oak
2%
Jun
Occidental
9
2%
2%
4 200
1%
lc
78
9
11
i«r
1 <>
14*200
%
37a
13,400
:
Sporting Goods—
Oil Corporation
Maine
Mages
12
25
29
33% c
Inc__^—
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
10c
CO
7
J
111
Jan
Ogden Corp
4
Apr
774
3%
Ohio
Brass
Apr
Ohio
Power
267a
27%
1,100
22
Jan
30
Apr
Okalta
Old
5%
6
600
%■ Jan
47'b
Feb
337a
317a
34
4,200
25
Jan
44%
Apr
Mangel Stores
1
44
43%
45%
3,700
3074
Jan
57
Apr
10%
10%
11%
8,700
Jan
13
Tire
Rubber
&
International
Communication
Martin
2.50
£1
40%
Maule
Industries
McCulloch
Oil
Menasco
Mfg
Merchants
Inc
&
Merrill
Island
40%
2,300
39 74 Mar
13%
25.400
10%
Jan
6%
Jan
874
Jan
3
Jan
14,300
175%
1
6
174
1
1181/2
29%
10,900
6%
22
%
1
5
Corp
176
6
21
Inc_.
Extruders
Chemical
Michigan
Corp
_1
common
Michigan Sugar Co
69)
10c
_:
_1
preferred
:
lo
5%
6 «'*»)
700
Feb
122%
4574 May
46%
Apr
Oxford
14% Mar
Oxford
Jan
4
13%
14%
3
3,700
%
Jan
1,500
81%
Jan
134%
Apr
2,400
23(4
Jan
3274
Jun
5%
Feb
7%
Apr
12%
5%
15
3
Hone
Associates
Microwave
Midland
Oil
Mill
3 %
500
Electric
class
Manufacturing
A
4
Wohl
%%
Milo
1% Mar
Pacific
Products
Clay
Pacific
Co
1st
preicvred—
—
2,100
10%
Jan
2,000
2%
Jan
4
Feb
20% Mar
4.50%
redeemable
1st
4.36')
redeemable
1st
Mirro
Aluminum
&
Airlines
Molybdenite
Molybdenum
Light 5'h
14
4 5 »/2
7,000
34%
Jan
4%
Jan
900
11%
Jan
17
2,000
19 Va
Jan
23%
Feb
$4.40
2,000
14%
Jan
24%
Apr
$4.75
$4.50 preferred
preferred
dividend preferred
conv
7%
$4.36
dividend
800
5%
Jan
35
Jan
9% May
39% Apr
15%
17%
13,700
13%
Jun
19%
Jun
127 b
12%
400
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
99
Jan
21%
RR
10c
20%
7%
7%
21
—
25%
"ctfs"___
Ltd
;
America
25%
6
1
(Can)
of
20%
16%
I
1
~7%
ift
37
Warrants
26%
6% May
May
103
May
1,500
5
Jan
8% May
7%
1%
25
67a
%
7
400
5,800
3%
Jan
8% May
May
28%
1%
58.600
%
Jan
%li
May
6,500
36%
Jan
45 %
Apr
257a
,700
4%
4%
9,000
23
Jan
1
!>
29%
Pacific
Industries
Pacific
Precision
4.409)-
Power
Industries
1
4%
Co—
Apr
100
4.80%
preferred series B
preferred
10o
88%
88%
89
mo
4.50%
series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Montrose
Chemical
Co 1
._—
Moody Investors Service partic pref
Morse
Electro
Products
il
For footnotes, see page
3%
Jan
6% May
38.
95 %
90 %
90%
*
il
150
14
*
25c
52
Jan
16
Jan
15%
674 Jun
100
13%
Jan
1,800
374
Jan
7,500
15%
Jan
64% May
19 %
Feb
107a May
15%
5%
Feb
6(4 May
26 %
Apr
Jan
45%
Apr
Jan
32 % May
21%
22
43%
38%
2/"n
30%
28%
900
27%
Jan
28% Mar
—J
25%
J[an
27
25%
25%
1,500
25%
Jan
25% Mar
25%
25%
800
24%
Feb
26%
24%
200
24%
Feb
25
22%
23%
400
22%
Jan
24
23
23%
500
22
Jan
23 %
16% May
1,200
'/a
May
Apr
Jan
Feb
10
10%
&
Corp
Paddington
Park
Pen
99
May
Parkersburg-Aetna
93
May
Patino
146
2,300
Apr
150
Feb
10%
Jan
15
May
Feb
4% Mar
94% Mar
95%
96%
230
91%
Jan
99
Mar
150
Apr
95 %
88%
Canada
14
Pentron
Jan
84
Jan
90 % Mar
4% May
4%
3,000
2%
Jan
12%
58,700
9%
Jan
8%
8%
11,80-0
5%
Jam
100
103%
103
105%
325
99 %
:
91%
23
91
96%
3,100
22%
23%
6,400
22%
Jun
27% Mar
48
51%
1,200
2878
Jan
68%
1%
15,000
—
1
1%
Ai
A
Corp
Ltd
J n
1
16
1
9
1
15
1674
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2
9
9%
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7%
7%
8
1
6%
6^a
674
1212
2,600
.
■,
1,000
10,200
Apr
Jan
1%
Apr
Jan
1%
Apr
Feb
12
May
Jan
15%
Feb
21
May
Jan
19
May
Jan
10% Mar
374
1,600
11%
\
Apr
7%
600
274
120 %
12(4
3,200
374
2%
Jan
7
1,700
-2 A
1134
108% Mar
474
100
3%
16%
Apr
9% May
Feb
14
5,300
—2
13%
A
1
200
9
11%
1.7 %
10%
10c
51%
6,300
2.50
Co_
Electronics
1%
{8
(C
1
63 % May
130
160
7%
Products—i—
Metal
Traffic
10
90
374
4
1
Peninsular
143
143
143
Mar
11%
Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
Penn
May
95
Jan
——2
Feb
of
Jan
86%
vtc__2 Bol
class
Jan
6,500
1
B
88%
Pato
Feb
86 %
70
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
Co
6%
570
90
_1
pfd
Chemical Company
Electrochemical Corp class A
Class
7,300
94 %
89%
—
Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pantepec Oil
14%
93
1
A__
class
Pall
91
30
5%
Tubes
Page-Hersey
13
93
1
—
Light
100
89% May
Ltd
__!
Power
Pacific
13%
*
*
*
*
*
;——
Petroleums
Jan
220
May
12%
Airlines—
Northern
Pacific
82%
'
10%
preferred
preferred
Pacific
Warrants
—
dividend
120
54
14%
Inc
dividend
Parker
preferred—:
300
2,800
2
Lighting
Jan
39%
37
24%
Monongahela
Jan
60% Mar
Park
Monogram
4(4
May
21%
pfd__100
Inc
Corp
Jan
50
Company
Corp
874
21%
1
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
Feb
__
*
3% May
24%
25%
25'A
preferred—25
preferred—25
13
15
Corp
Power
Jan
1,300
7%
.1—
<.j.
redeemable 1st preferred,.
—25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80'/
redeemable
1st preferred—25
5%
Jan
14%
Corp of Canada
Minnesota
17
674
28
5%.
10%
4IV2
convertible preferred
56%
a
31 Va
25
400
14%
50c
commons
600
Apr
ft May
374 Jan
42%
21%
1st pfd—25
6%
preferred
1st
900
42%
2.50
3%
5
R
Electric
&
Gas
5 % '/)
11%
*
Co
Corp
Electronics
Mining
l
preferred
3 %
6%
5
com—1
12 %
5
conv
1,800
15%
1
Corp—
12
50c
$1
Investment
Factors
Miller
Corp
Inc_
17
7
1
11%
l
Abrasive
Mid-West
Midwest
—
Corp_.
5%
167
3%
1
Corp—
$4.75
Micromatic
4%
—
24% Mar
%
14%
97
Jan
Apr
7% May
Jan
118% 1201/2
29%
31 %
5%
|
5
,
Rubber
Securities—
Overseas
5%
Miami
__1
:
7
Mfg Corp
3074 Jan
Jan
(4
200%
8.500
2%
1
common
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
O'Sullivan
Feb
89 74
6,200
90c
Jan
8%
2%
!
Corp
26(4
630
ft
56%
100
—
Jun
2
7%
2'A
Mining Corp Ltd
Thermit
&
12%
8 Va
Iron Co
Metal
40
11
1
Refrigerating Co
Mesabi
4U Va
26
3
Co
Co_
May
474 May
3,800
—50c
Corp
Johnson
Mead
42
*
Ltd—
40 %
1
Maryland Cup Corp__
Massey-Ferguson
374 Mar
preferred
preferred
Opelika
Ltd—.
warrants—
Co
8
Marine
Co
40c
4%%
Ltd
Jun
Jun
%
1
Co
Oils
Town
20c
Corp
stock dist"—_—
"ex
or
1
Co_
Petroleum
1% May
*
Marconi
Manufacturing
27%
50c
Co
2%
Apr
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mansfield
o
12'A
2 5'A
__:
Co class A_
Feb
2ft Mar
.
..
Apr
474 May
2
Jfi
Jan
87'4
Jan
1274 May
6
Apr
274
Jam
1074 May
874 May
Volume
193
Number
6065
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2697)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Pep
(The)
Boys
_
Perfect
Circle
Corp
Perfect
Photo
Inc_
Peruvian
Oils
_
1,400
7%
Jan
217b
Apr
700
65%
Jan
80 *4
27 y2
300
22 %
Feb
28
Jun
2.50
_
56%
5674
63 74
9,400
1
%
%
%
18,400
5%
10,200
1
Dist Tel Co
Long
Phoenix
Steel Corp
Aircraft
Railways
&
Polycast
Polymer
Corp
Powdrell
&
(The)
Pratt &
Proctor-Silex
Progress
6%
Feb
7'/2
Apr
13%
Sinclair
13%
15 y«
6,800
7%' Jan
8%
9%
1,900
7%
Jan
10%
9
9%
1,700
8
Jan
Hi/4 May
96 y2
1,350
87
Jun
15%
15 y4
15%
1,400
10c
10%
10 y2
11
2,800
10
Providence
Public
45 y2
Jan
100
39
20%
23%
22,900
183/4
2%
2%
1,600
2%
50
28%
Penn
Southern
3
Apr
12%
121/8
13%
1,700
1074
Feb
23i/4
24
1,000
17%
Feb
13
200
56%
*
1
__
56
2%
2
v
57
775
2%
A
*
64 y2
64%
67
—66%
42%
42%
43%
1
5A
'
5
Oil
Jan
Mar
6A
•
72
Apr
Jan
25%
Jan
Jan
25%
Apr
63
Jan
70% Mar
5874
Jan
69 % Mar
-'4.2470
Mar
cumulative preferri
cumulative
Apr
Southern
351/2
Apr
12%
121/8
12%
4,700
10 3/0
Jan
12%
Jun
86
86
861/4
125
83%
Jan
88
Mar
83
83
86
800
49
Jan
105
23%
900
217a
Jan
25
16%
16'A
17i/2
1,200
13
Jan
241/2
15%
16%
1,600
127a
Jan
21%
Shoe
Rand
Arena
Inc
37
5
Stahl-Meyer
Standard
$1.60
Dredging
Oil
Apr
Rath
r—~
,
337a
——i_— —IOC
40c
Rayette Co Inc
Estate
Realty Equities
Reda
16 3/4
17
1574
1574
2,900
17%
2,000
17%
Feb
May
Jan
1672
Jan
6%
,/
Jan
5,600
,
of
Jan
Steel
1
Corp
Pump Co
203/s
1
of N Y
6%
20
20%
672
-
6,900
7
18
Feb
2,700
43/8 Mar
187a May
3% Jan
1
18 7a
187s
18 72
200
1
77a
7 72
8 74
6,800
213/8 May
83/4 Apr
_
Reeves
&
Dev
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance
Reis
_
Broadcasting
(Robert)
Reliance
&
Foil
9
83/8
9%
35,200
1
Corp
Co
3
3
3 74
7,400
6
Jan
23/s
Jan
Jan
Sterling
Stetson
(J
(Hugo)
B)
Inc
Container
Shop
1
2
15,100
3/4
Jan
64
4,150
53%
Jan
703/4 Mar
13
4,100
117a
Feb
13% Mar
Sunair
Electronics
29
283/4
31%
3,800
13 72
Jan
32
Sunset
International
6 Vb
6 y2
3,700
3%
Jan
77b
73/4
5,100
47a
Feb
19 7b
2074
4,200
143/4
Jan
100
274
Feb
6,800
77a
1
*
7 5/8
Rico
Argentine
Mining
50c
Co
Algom
Mines
Warrants
Vtc
Jun
8% Mar
Stylon
Corporation
Supercrete
972 Mar
8%
_
8 3/4
5/8
—
_
3 Vb
73/8
—■
$
common
83/4
3/8
%
9,400
83/4
93/4
69,600
Jan
Jan
23
to
3
Jan
Technical
1965
9
Inc. —20c
Products
1
May
28
28
28 %
372
Jun
9
6,500
Rogers
& Elec 4%
pfd F— —100
Corp
Rollins
.
Amer
Ltd—
Field
regis
27%
143/a
14
Superior Tool
—
Inc
Products
-
Jan
3174 May
90
787a
Feb
85
29
2,100
26%
Jan
42%
15
1,100
11
Feb
1874 Mar
7 74
30c
_
__
57B
5
_
Inc
6
-1.50
267a
_
1
Roxbury Carpet Company
6%
300
7
73/4
3,360
5
574
10,400
267a
2872
1,400
93/4
800
6
IS Apr
Jan
3%
Jan
1074 May
672 Apr
157a Mar
Royal American Corp.——
Royalite Oil Co LtdFifth
Russell
Ryan
(The
Avenue
F
C)
&
_50c
Inc
-
Inc
Class
87a
Jan
11%
Apr
33/4 Mar
6,800
1%
Jan
6
Jan
2 74
2 74
..*900
1%
Jan
3
5,200
2 7a
Jan
2 7a
Jan
5% Apr
33/4 May
Terry
200
2
Jan
5
Texas
33/4
4
3
3 Vb
4
4 74
1,700
>
12 7b
Corp Ltd
Inc
Milling Co Ltd
16
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5
%
series
series
preferred
series
preferred-
May
5.60%
series
preferred—.
Sarcee
Petroleums
Petroleums
Sayre
Seaboard Allied
World
Seaporcel
Metals
Securities
(The)
Seeman
Bros
Seligman &
._——
Television
Serrick
Corp
19%
Jan
23% Mar
16
*
25c
25c
%
645,600
%
%
1,400
6'A
1,100
10%
10%
11%
1,500
7% Mar
1,100
6%
Feb
6
A Apr
tt Jan
6
Jun
9
8%
9
6
5%
6 '/8
5,100
41/4
Jan
6%
6%
6%
5,500
5
J an
200
1
1
7%
May
May
Feb
13% May
111/8 Apr
71/4
Apr
8% Mar
7%
7%
5
Jan
9%
1
5%
4
7
40,100
31/2
Jan
9
3
Lumber—l
Inc—
7
6%
7%
89,900
2%
Jan
81/4 May
4%
5
4%
10c
5%
*
4
4
A
Apr
May
5,600
2'%
Jan
6% May
7% May
8,600
A
21/4
500
6
"4 A
1
class
Leather
Shattuck
Denn
•
convertible
s70c
Tobacco
Sherwin-Williams
4%
3%
Jan
4 i1
27,500
20
22,800
20 %
Feb
Todd
Toledo
Edison
Tonopah
Trans
Cuba
Trans
Lux
Oil
Co
of
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
For
footnotes,
66
Apr
5%
20,100
Jan
772
2,900
474
Feb
9% May
18,700
374
Jan
2
l3/4
2
13,700
v*
Feb
6% May
2% Jan
3 72
3%
4
3,100
23/8
2%
800
2%
Feb
1074
10 74
1174
4,400
574
Jan
3572
35%
37%
8,000
28 3/8
2000
20 3/8
5,000
20%
,„1
.10c
_
__
__.
2
_
.
.
5
30
31
5
_
33
28
5
7
common-.25c
—
44
443/4
.
32 74
—
31
10
3%
3
Jan
Jan
47
63/4
2774
2774
7
Jan
6 Vb May
4%
Apr
3% May
Jun
11%
45% Mar
Inc
_
8
47
30
37%
Jan
43/4
Feb
3,700
58 3/4
55
61
23,000
243/s
24%
30
128,400
.
35
33% May
1,500
1
_
Jan
Jan
Jan
8,800
774
*
Jan
True
Temper
Inc.
2574 May
32
8%
34
May
Mar
Jun
Apr
May
6,400
Apr
94% May
113/4 .Jan
42% May
6 3/4
63/4
8%
23%
22%
22%
21%
5%
43,700
55/B
Jun
14%
26%
11,000
9%
Jan
31
23%
34
30,500
21 %
Jun
4
4%
2,500
2%
Jan
9%
3,000
6%
Jan
12% May
5
Feb
15% May
9%
2%
1
2%
1%
1%
94
11
16,600
3%
6,500
1%
10,800
94
1%
94
1%
1%
Ml
19,700
9
9
9%
4,500
11%
12%
20%
20%
3%
24,500
1%
12
-
20%
3%
3%
10c
16
10
1
Apr
4% May
1% Jan
97
Feb
1A Jan
2A
Apr
9
Jun
14%
Apr
7%
Jan
16
Apr
1,900
16%
Jan
22
May
May
Feb
400
Jan
87a
Jan
1,000
28
5%
1,600
9
25%
27%
27%
1
A
Jan
6%
5,200
16%
8%
9
25
Jan
1% Feb
92
*
10c
com
Feb
May
May
9
—_—50c
Inc
Apr
9
10%
50c
:
Jan
4%
.
Inc—25c
pfd
3
28
27%
28
19%
19%
20%
4,700
26%
26%
100
20
84%
86
325
83
Jan
4
1772 May
9% May
30%
Mar
Apr
33% Mar
17%
Jan
20% May
11%
Feb
12 Vb
5%
800
Jan
6% Apr
2772 May
8774 May
25
registered—5s
20
class
85
A
Jan
May
3% Mar
3%
1,600
2%
Jan
11%
4,900
3%
Jan
13%
A
"9%
3%
9%
1
1
A
Jan
%
8,900
%
Jan
%
Apr
Jun
50c
Apr
1
6%
6%
6%
2,200
Jan
_*
24%
23 %
26%
3,900
15 Vb
Jan
28% May
34%
Co
14% May
772 Apr
33%
35
6,900
24%
Jan
3574
Jun
28%
27%
28%
1,400
19%
Jan
3472
Apr
21
19%
2274
20,900
15%
Jan
2274
Jun
1872
1872
100
15%
Jan
1972
Apr
12
1172
12
900
10% Jan
12% Mar
27 %
30
10
4%
Apr
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
of
Co
Apr
Jan
9% Mar
Canco
28%
27,000
26%
Jun
30%
Apr
United
Elastic
Jan
153 y8
Apr
United
Improvement
United
91%
Jun
98
Jan
31
Jan
36
Jan
251/4 May
% Apr
United
Yards
Aircraft
United
Milk
United
N
of
Omaha
Products
_
_
&
Gas Ltd
vtc_
4,800
28,100
4
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
7% May
6y8 May
174
1%
9,400
%
4372
44 74
800
40%
Apr
48
974
974
9%
14,600
4%
Feb
10%
Jun
6%
7
800
4%
Jan
7y.
Jan
54%
55
200
4%
Jun
572
Apr
5
2-A Apr
„Jan
Ltd—
ord
J RR & Canal
rets
5%
1 %
Investing.-2.60
Products
dep
57B
5%
Jan
433/4
1.
$
&
7b
53/4
5
1
Corp
Co
20
50c
_
Corp
Oil
Molasses
American
*
4
Co
6%
United Asbestos
5
Corp
Canada
14 y2
Jan
43/4
1
i
450
A
4
10c
Corp
1,100
17% Mar
4
10c
Cable
7%
125
20c
_
preferred——100
&
Stock
38.
Jan
5%
warrants
Union
see page
337a
572
._
class
13% May
17% Apr
15,700
6,500
7 7b
Corp.
Corp
Conduit
Jan
A
Jun
503/4
Mar
5
Radio Corp
7%
%
2774
5%
Inc—————25c
Triangle
3,600
%
Jan
7 7b
Inc
Trav-ler
Tri-Continental
10%
10c
18
25%
10 y8
1,800
5,400
7e
Feb
ioy4
24%
Co
Co
Investment
23
47%
43
Jan
Gas
24%
48
May
Apr
8%
Union
3
27
4 74
23
36%
800
14%
Union
America
243/4
23 7s May
2074 Jan
900
Apr
30
"243/4
-i
Apr
Feb
2,000
19
150
4074
16
12%
Jan
92
4074
1,100
25% Mar
23 %
11V*
33%
4074
24,400
Jun
Jan
11%
7,400
91%
21
16%
12
22
13%
321/4
374
2074
May
15% May
42%
11%
11 y2
33%
Feb
3
21
81,
Jun
2572
23%
13%
*
Jan
2 74
3 74
200
7.35% Feb
1
1
Canada
14%
143/4
21
'
5
Corp
14y8 Mar
100
of
8,900
1,300
1474'
21
■;
,
Jan,
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com-10c
33% Mar
1,600
16%
1472
21
*
Co
Jan
133%
2074
30,300
1
of Nevada
Acceptance
9
12.50
30
*
4% %
Mining
Tower
20c
common
Jan
8
10c
—
deposit rets def
Shipyards Corp
1
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
Co
JUIL
6734
,.'
21
7b
Trust Co Ltd—
rets ord registered—£1
deposit
1,300
1391/2
Jan
Apr
Security
Amer
131/4
26%
83/4
24%
1
12%
133
1,100
5% May
16
May
15 V2
Corp.— __1
—
class A
class
Inc
12%
26%
1M May
Jan
25%
1
_
_
Roofing Inc
481/2 May
44% Apr
*
Jan
27
10c
(Del)
Inc.—
Markets
Thriftimart
Tilo
Jan
Shawinigan Water & Power—_<
Jan
A
2 74
14
1
Ltd
May
15
8%
27,400
4,400
.
5
preferred
Park
26
71/2
1,000
Apr
9% May
872 Apr
74,200
1A
5
_1
Thompson-Starrett
Thorncliffe
4,400
141/4
12
Jan
Jan
14%
5
29%
7 y2
10 V2
35/B
6
800
10c
Co
43%
14%
"
"warrants"
35%
•
11%
2,700
50c
Corp
Inc
Shovel
26
*
6%
1,900
Corp
38%
5
6%
143/a
new
Electronics
32
Mining
872
—
—5
Industries Inc
Oil Corporation
Power & Light
$4.56
Texam
28'%
Co
30%
175
—
United
Seton
Jan
743/4
Electronics
41%
—
24%
14%
Industries
33%
B
Servo Corp of America—
Servomechanisms Inc
700
9
27
_
1
v
283/a
8 72
73
_
1
Inc.—
28 7b
1
14 74
Inc.
-3
Corp
Inc
28 7b
13 72 May
24%
Amer
A
U
6
Jan
74
Petrol
Engineering
Thorofare
200
211/4
3.50
Inc
Latz
21% May
20%
Feb
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg
Apr
20%
Apr
Mar
General
Corp
Apr
19
—50c
Airlines
Feb
11%
25%
19
Milling Corp——.—__1
Seaboard
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
&
Jan
7%
18 y» Mar
*
Ltd
Plywood
5%
600
20
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
18%
14,800
17%
Co
Fisher
&
7,400
8y8
9%
—20
Ltd
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Saxon
Paper Corp
23%
20
972
243/a
Inc.
Terminal-Hudson
7
20%
20
1,500
1472
Operations
Mar
9%
7
pesos
preferred
41/2%
4.40%
Sapphire
22%
*
—2.50
—
San Carlos
13
*
common
Textron
Salem-Brosius
Jun
123/s
50c
_
Material
Tenney
Thew
22
Apr
84 72
___
preferred
Textron
Lawrence
37b
Jan
5
Co
A
May
Texstar
St
Jan
6874
.__1
_
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
17,100
■
%
27,100
18
(Del)
Telectro Industries
3 74
4
70,300
43/8
_
Die
&
cumulative
Technicolor
11 3/8
33/4
1
Feb
Feb
2%
1A
common
Tel-A-Sign
10%
1
15%
84 72
25c
class
B
Technical
2 74
1
Petroleum
Haynes
26 72 May
Jan
4%
Inc
Tampa Electric Co.
Taylor International
2%
50c
Jan
1272
T
Talon
I63/4
*
Company
Consolidated
Ryerson
—
23%
Mar
2872 May
.
Russeks
Apr
Apr
4%
'
9 7a
—
5% Mar
12%
12
.10c
Syntex Corporation.
Technical
£1
—
Inc-
Roosevelt Raceway
Rowland
83 7a
12
Jan
.10c
Ltd_
iS Mar
93/4 May
.
dep rets ord
Roosevelt
82 74
273/4
*
1
Broadcasting Inc—
Rolls Royce
8274
Jan
97a
81
Symington Wayne Corp warrants—
4%
Rochester Gas
874
Feb
Jan
14
600
1072 Mar
Vb Jan
4%
1%
1472 May
8372
1
Inc
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Robinson
Ltd
series A
Rio Grande
37B
1
Ridgeway Corp
Rio
1978
7b
20% May
May
Superior Window
Corp
2
45 V2
Jan
2,300
1
12%
Resistoflex
2,500
Inc.
63
6 3/8
250
1474
May
Jan
Jun
s
10
Corp
l3/4
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
2672
133/4
Corp
12%
1
25%
133/4
*
63 74
2 3/4
25 7a
_
_
1
%
10%
Jun
Jun
1
Corp
i
Inc
10%
2874
7072
26%
87B
—1
Co
10
Co
83A
107a
Products
Precision
Apr
&
8 72
Jan
Jan
Mar
9%
Ltd
Inc
20
Stop
8%
Company
Brewers
107a
Stone
14,700
_
Sterling Aluminum
1072 May
47b Feb
41,800
11
20
ordinary
1
Insurance
Remington Arms Co
Republic
5c
Investment
2,300
1774
9%
__L
__
Stinnes
Reeves
39 72
15 74
Corporation
(The)
Sterling
36 74
93/4
preferred
Canada
Inc
Stephan
3674
12%
1
Instruments
Stelma
18
_lc
8% Mar
Jun
583/4
common
Steel
1974 May
9
1
Mines
Statham
Parts
1,800
2,100
B_
May,
193/a
93/8
2,000
—
Corp
convertible
Apr
9
19 7b
Corp
Uranium
Co
May
17
9
common.. __1
Corp
143/8 May
27s/8 Jan
50c
18
Jan
472:Mar
70%
Co
38
Investment
of America
Trust
34%
22
——
33
.
Packing Co
Real
13
25
—
Jan
145/s
500
18%
_
class
(The)
774
800
572
66
preferred
Inc
Aviation
Starrett
1,800
'
18%
(Kentucky)
Tube
Feb
Apr
5 7b
lc
Jan
22%
21%
69
Corp
Products
Standard
15
22%
Jan
Feb
153/4
Co
Shares
163/8
14%
Jan
21%
20 3/4
—
15%
'
217a
700
—5
_
Corp
Forgings
Metals
Stahrock
—
—
5 78
*
convertible
Stanley
Enterprises Inc—
22
—
16
•
warrants
Standard-Thomson
R
Inc
21%
A_ 50c
Inc
Standard
A Mar
37
Apr
1,400
213/4
—
1
_
__
Standard
Jan
100
22 7b
1
Corp
Sports
mm
61%
2
Corp
Sperry
Feb
27a
■J*
61 %
21%
1
Realty & Utilities
Spencer
Apr
15%
Corp „2
Inc__
Royalty Co
1
Speedry Chemical Products class
Feb
*
Petroleum
Co
Line
'
22
.25
Southland
Apr
5
Pipe
70
v.
__
25
preferri
Materials
100
Rapid-American Corp
67
Feb
Standard
Ramo
62
25
247a
California
*
Jan
x33
*
Q
Ramco
29%
33
24
Southern
—
2,000
___T_12.50
25
Southern
4,400
33%
42% May
34% May
preferei
Southern
4U
Jan
cumulative
Apr
4%
27%
100
May
_1
Jun
800
700
9
'_*•
10%
24%
26
Jan
1.
Jan
Jan
25%
Standard
Corp
14%
6%
67
Standard
Quebec Lithium
Jan
11,500
24%
Jan
2074
Quebec Power Co
9
10 %
39%
25
Jan
22%
9,000
8%
38 %
67
57a
1,400
May
13%
9%
38%
25
12%
27%
11% May
42
25
7,700
3
12%
10% Mar
Jan
May
preferri
2,200
26
Jan
5%
preferri
81/4
26%
5%
cumulative
18%
24'/2
300
5,400
cumulative
8
Jan
9%
Jan
Edison-
Jan
20c
1
Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Puritan Sportswear Corp—5
Pyle-National Co
12%
8
Feb
Mar
4.56%)
Colorado—
preferred—
9%
40
original preferred
18
1972
8
9%
*
25
*
Puerto Rico
65%
25
1
Gas__—
35
Jun
preferri
43/8
200
Jan
45
preferei
4,700
42%
Mar
28
990
__1
California
4.08%
23
27
1,800
cumulative
71
Jun
May
46%
convertible
49%
17
30%
4.32 %
Jan
Jan
4%
45
4.48%
Jan
%
Jan
Feb
28%
Apr
60 3/4
Apr
28%
May
4072
2%
45
1
Co—
8y4
22
3%
Jan
1
18%
22
16,100
£1
Corp
1
20
%
3%
1
*
-
1
common—
preferred
3%
3 Vb
3,200
A
7,000
59 i/e
400
5
A
%
Apr
2
Apr
49,100
1%
%
Jan
5074
3,100
2
1%
4.88 7c
Apr
15% May
Jan
103/8
32
4.78%
27%
12%
5%
16% May
23 y4
(Del)—2.50
Jan
1
Co
Apr
Jan
Apr
24%
15% May
Manufacturing
South
28%
125
*
Oil
Corp
Coast
High
Jan
30
Publishing—
Venezuelan
South
Feb
1
Inc
Soss
May
28%
22 %
25c
Ltd—
Sonotone
Jun
14
Jan
2%
Apr
16%
Jan
22%
Co
of
103
5% Mar
1
Company-'—
Service
474%:
45 y2
11%
50c
Corp
(The)
89 y2
30
11,400
rets
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
Apr
2.50
Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
95%
17% May
Low
26%
__i
preferred
Simpson's
Jan
A
convertible
$1.25
conv
Jan
*
Ltd
.
$3
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
10c
Inc
deposit
Shares
24%
2
;
Corp
for Week
Low
2
Ltd-
Boardman
3%
—
Inc
Mines
Preston
Simmons
1,400
50
Royalties Ltd—
Prentice-Hall
39% May
1
Corp
Lambert
Apr
1,100
Po\yer Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil
3174
A—
Automobiles—
5%
A
Alexander
Lighting
Simco
5%
Co
class
Silvray
1
Polymers Inc
class
7V2 May
Mines
5 Vb
.
:—
Products
8,800
class
Silver-Miller
5%
—
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron
38%
Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
:
American
37 74
Gas
Precision
4
Inc——
Scale
3% Mar
&
B
Silver Creek
71% May
1% Jan
3A
Oil
Class
5 7a
(Del)
Corp
Plastic Materials
Pneumatic
5
Jan
Jun
Signal
10c
u
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh
38
10 pesos
Co
Industries
5
5
37
Pharmaceutical
_____
Screw
Pierce
26%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Exchange
Par
Jun
-
—
American Stock
High
15%
80
20c
Phillips
Piasecki
Low
15
79
—
_
_
Phillips Electronics &
Philippine
High
15%
79%
Minerals
&
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
—
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics—
Industries
Low
(Mass)_\.20
__
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
regis— —10s
.
__
100
.
'
168
168
.
30
167% Mar
17472 May
38
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Air Conditioning Corp
S
S
Ceramic
U
S
Tile
Consolidated
Universal
Universal
3%
Jan
5% May
7'A
7%
1,000
6%
Jan
9%
10%
1,500
87/b
Jan
13% Mar
11%
7,600
4%
Jan
10
47
45%
47
2,400
31 %
Jan
6%
Jan
77/8
7%
Davega
12
12%
,—17.78
28
14%
27%
14%
375
9%
9%
28
15%
9%
Corp
*
5
.
Jan
convertible
6%s
Delaware
Lack
subord
Western
N
49 % Mar
1st
'
Apr
16%
Jan
Finland
Residential
Apr
31%
Feb
General
Builders
13%
2,700
17%
Apr
,
,.
Jun
A 1st
Feb
10
Jan
7%
9,300
4
mortgage
12'A
12'A
6%
6%
5'A
Venture
Capital Corp of America
Paint
Victor
Victoreen
Viewlex
Vinco
Inc
class
Co
25c
A
Corporation
44'A
47%
10
1
10
6%
Feb
Jan
5%
16,500
Apr
22% May
31'A
11
1,700
Apr
24,500
Jan
19'A May
18,200
.
13%
14
Jan
57% May
11
8%
8,400
15% May
Jan
10%
10
10%
12,400
6'A
Jan
12% May
25%
25'A
25%
800
16%
Jan
11%
11%
300
29'A May
15% Jan
24
25'A
6,200
*
Inc.
Vornado
15%
Jan
4% Mar
2
Manufacturing
Vogt
18%
23
14%
1,800
25c
Products.*
Food
16%
44%
1
22
15
:—1
Instrument
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita
17
22'A
1
Co
(The)
1
5
warrants.
15% May
7% May
Jan
5
1,200
1
Industries
Norman
8%
400
5
12'A
1
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber..
24
10c
subord
6s
General
11%
Jun
32'A
12'A May
Apr
w
debentures
&
Waitt
Bond
&
6%
Webb
&
Wentworth
Oil
West Chemical
Ltd
Gold
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
Stockholders
Inc
_
_
_
Inc
_
Wood
Jan
29 %
88%
Jan
%
Apr
39%
41
900
30%
Jan
26
25
26
200
20
Jan
32%
31%
31%
50
28%
Feb
32'A May
67
67
50
44
Jan
75
—
1%
'A
33
Apr
17% May
2'A
40,900
27
27'A
200
22
Jan
13'A
14'A
900
12
May
1%
■
13%
5
4'A
2%
Jan
43%
42%
45
2,500
27%
Jan
51
33'A
33
34
1,100
20
Jan
41'A May
23
20%
23%
7,800
13'A
Jan
32
10%
10%
11'A
4,700
8%
Jan
12%
Industries
4'A
1,000
3%
Feb
17%
4,600
—10
1
4%
17'A
17
17
Inc
95
17
Apr
16%
Jun
19% May
90%
Jan
96%
96%
Jun
22%
1
13
13%
350
2
14
14
15%
2,700
8'A
600
Jan
29% May
14% May
Jun
4'As
'
ord
rets
5s
regular..
.Wright
711
...
£1
preference
Hargreaves
Ltd
40c
_
_
Webb
8% May
3'A May
14
2^ May
% Jun
•
•
__
%
%
! *
"
8,700
1 ti
&
German
Debt
1%
Jan
debs
3'As
3s
A
Maranhao
stamped
Mortgage Bank
of
A7s
(issue
of
38% May
Mortgage
Jan
10
Parana
Zapata
Petroleum
Corp.
10c
6'A
6%
7
3,800
4%
Jan
35%
May
8% Mar
and
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
Last
Sale Price
Peru
Rio
Week's Range
'
Friday's
or
Bonds
June-Bee
1974
inc
debs
1970
..June-Dec
1 1998
series A 1970
_Quar-Feb
Edison
Aug
2%s
Industries
Chicago
Transit
debs
6s
3%s
91
No.
High
92
Low
93 %
56%
91
17
f
High
92
103%
50
92
16
120
of
1927)
87%
87
89%
70%
65
70
*92
94
89%
94
1st
Is
mtge
&
coll
Period
1970
trust
3%s
Last
Sale Price
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1971
mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
mtge & coll-trust 3%s 1975—:
4%s
f
s
debentures
13
Week's
or
3%s
sinking fund debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
1st
1st
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
4%s
1st
S
States
conv
tr
4'As
f
s
1980
1927)
debentures
*91
*88%
98'/a
High
A
98%
No.
Low
%
—
*90
w
Mar-Sept
100% 100%
(Plan A)
II
II
Bonds
year's
being
bid
in
2s
range),
1976
traded
123
—May-Nov
April-Oct
1983—
1986
--
Corp
of
93'A
for
Penn Electric
West
Penn
90
1969.
conv
subord
debentures
1976
Mar-Sept
Co—
4'As
conv
subord
First and
1st
&
1st
&
ref
ref
First
1st
and
refund
3s
&
ref
M
1980
Power
F
series
ser
E
103'A
105'/8
80
89
80
91%
17
93%
98%
98%
100%
Virginian
First
1st
6s
lien &
subord
and
81
16
93%
108%
38
83%
101
129
118%
176
4
81
1
1974
Maryland
4s
gtd
May-Nov
Pacific
income
Ry
1st
RR
Co
mortgage 3'As series D
3%s
convertible
Corp
Co
First
Gen
debentures
3'As
4'As
Central
mortgage
1st
f
s
s
f
RR
4S
Public
A
Power
2%s
Service
3'As
1
103
97
82
103%
101
95'A
93%
—
87
—
93
93
93%
85'A
25
—
95'A
88
73%
73%
1
91%
93
93%
1
92%
93%
105
106'A
41
*83
87'A
__
93%
105
__
*93%
94
60'A
97
59
38%
19
45
84%
91
—
60
112'A
82
—
—
43%
_
Jan-July
2029—
1
60'A
May
__
...June-Dec
1976
*80
__
5
62'A
45
79%
81
—
88%
92
—
98
—
__
„
*—
907A
__
Jan-July
*81'A
84'A
81'A
86'A
89
89%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H
1990—
*90% '
—
~
—
„
•
__
'
\Y
Lt
&
Power
2%s
_
__
—
__
'
April-Oct
*98
__
—
y
100
104%
Mar-Sept
74'A
May-Nov
ser
series F 1983
2008
81V*
_.
__
79%
Yonkers Elec
debs
91%
87
Jan-July
79%
mtge 3'As
56
10
95'A
Feb-Aug
1971.
89'A
Jan-July
51
*73'A
__
Mar-Sept
86%
'
56%
28
'
*75%
__
Jan-July
1976
87
April-Oct
52
103
__
May-Nou
1979...
*85
1982
50
*82
__
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
2004
79
J
53%
—
Co—
78'A
series
99'A
52%
Jan-July
1981___jan-July
1980
83%
1981__June-Dec
93%
96
April-Oct
1978
74%
91
9
,
92%
1967..
74%
4
97'A
97%
92%
1975
debs
debs
series
2%s
99%
92%
4'As inc series A Jan
mtge
mortgage
74%
49%
84%
94%
97
1969__April-Oc£
1970
First
&
74%
*93%
•
__
May
C
High
84%
22
A
A
Low
97%
53
ser
Jan. 1
No.
97%
52'A
1984
Range Since
Sold
487A
52%
ser
C
Bonds
—
1979
4s
series
High
Jan-July
3'As
debentures
Wheeling Steel 3'As
85%
79%
week.
current
__
Jan-July
*77
—
Bid & Asked
__
..Jan-July
2361
mortgage 3'As series
5'As debentures 1982
Wisconsin
81
'mm—'
the
__
..May-Nov
1966
*__
income
C
1973.April-Oct
-I
115'A
74'A
2
73'A
77
a
—
—
delivery
115 V* 115%
26
included
not
included
Bankruptcy
114%
118%
in
the
in
sale
year's
86 %
91
range,
the
year's
JCompanies reported
Gen
*76
77%
*—
747/a
81%
81%
70%
..
1
72
79
77%
...78
81%
included
not
n
in
the
Under-the-rule
range,
y
year's
sale
not
d Ex-interest,
range,
included
in
the
year's
e Odd
lot
range,
r
sale not
Cash sale
Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
w
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income
4%s series B Jan
1991—April
First mortgage 3%s
series "B 1971—___Feb-Nov
Deferred
84%
90%
the
♦90%
May-Nov
-Feb-Aug
*86'/a
Wabash RR Co—
1979
3'As
June-Dec
ref
ref 4s
124% 131'A
during
38
1967-Jan-juZy
registered 2361—....
Wisconsin Electric
124%
Mar-Sept
1979..—,
mortgage 4%s 1983
Ry 3s series B 1995
lien
96
in
*84%
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992._Mar-Sept
—
Under-the-rule transaction
year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
n
Week's Range
or Friday's
Feb-Augr
Feb-Aug
1970
3'As
3'As series I
1st
2000
130%
417
100'A 103'A
55
d Ex-interest,
.
Last
104'A
2
range ),
.
Sale Price
102
99'A
95'A
Period
mtge 2%s ser H 1980__Mar-Sep£
refund 3%s ser I
3'As
\
transacted
111%
—
94'A
96
65
48
48
■
year's
included
(not
'
being
Western
98%
1975..Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General
RR
mtge
gen
1st
93%
100%
Mar-Sent
1978
G
4s
102%
Co—
mtge 2%s
series
27As
refund
mortgage &
1st
debs
&
Power
Shore
98
99%
June-Dec
4'As
Virginia Electric
West
Wisconsin
debentures
52
in
h Ex-principal,
cash
Interest
Exchange
mortgage 3s
West
Wilson
subord
Vendo
General
88 %
Whirlpool
conv
—.
99
44
13
45%
*48
r
sales
no
ref
101 '/4
1
America—
3'As
,
62
—
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
Lighting
Western
205
—
mr,
99
67
included
(not
'
flat.
Westchester
94
Jan-July
.—April-Oct
first
RR
101'A
19
80
*91%
'
—
45'A
Jan-July
dividend.
96%
V
Vanadium
Warren
96%
16
102'A
66
used
New York Stock
102%
99%
119
57%
64
/
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;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
98
98'A
80
119%
:
*99
Transaction
r
z Ex-stock
gtd gold 3'As
Terminal 2%s series A
89
3
*__
April-Oct
13 'A
__v
--
*64
2012
and ask prices;
receivership.
Abbreviations
8
98'/a
103% 103%
11%
__
*80
..June-Dec
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
Washington
96%
—
98'A
Jan-July
72
101
*80
Jan-July
86
88%
6
M
98%
63%
13%
$65
Low
High
9 l'A
—
r
98%
96%
*86
Jan. 1
—
98'A
I'--':
__Mar-Sep£
2008.
92%
92
15
i
$11%
April-Oct
1972
5s
distribution,
in
$ Friday's
5s
debs
92'A
'
$86
2008
84%
April-Oct
May -Nov
1981
1967
4s
93
92%
89'A
•
10
96%
69
*120
1947—
2%s
Deferred
a
Ex-rights,
x
§ Reported
Range Since
Sold
Co—
debentures
Steel
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
debentures
2%s
States
;
1980_.
Freight
subord
debentures
United
5s
$130
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
BONDS
Bonds
*95'A
Mar-Sept
1978
debentures
Rubber
2%s
coll
&
f
s
United
5s
debentures
mtge
5'As
U
f
s
88'A
88
:
of) —
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*86
'r_May-Nov
:_l__—April-Oct
1972—
—
100'A
87%
96%
*67%
Friday
Interest
Low
1st
100% 101
_Afay-Nov
2'/as
Denmark
value,
par
included
93%
*65%
88
101
-Jan-July
1947
(Plan A)
Ex-liquidating
(not
120
..Jan-July
1978
Exchange
2%s
'
2
—
102%
99'A
•
88
104%
98
Bogota—
Janiero stamped
tribution.
54
89%
J121
Friday
Corp
*92%
*91
105'A
104'A
104
Jan-July
...
(Plan A)
Oct
Bank
stamped
•No
...Feb-Aug
BONDS
Gas
99% 100%
105
97%
12
•■a-—
24
Jan-July
1949
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
United
_
99%
99%
104%
101%
•
88
92
95
99
Assn—
Continued from page 33
New York Stock
5
99%
Jan-July
...
1952
Clearing
;
May
(Republic
de
Jan. 1
..June-Dec
1973
Authority
84%
88%
Range Since
Sold
*54
1994. ..June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
93
Bid & Asked
Low
Chemoil
92 'A
80'A
99%
Jan-July
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997...
Boston
89%
Debentures—
6'As
of
(issue
Jan
6s
1
4
99%
June-Dec
1967
5
Steel
89%
81%
98%
Feb-Aug
1964
1967
B
20%
Bethlehem
89'A
*104'A
1974——^'.'.ytljie-Dafc'11
1951—
7s
Adjustment
(Prov)
4,100
4s
82
99%
April-Oct
1970
1963
3'As
debs
Banks
series
3,700
Pump
2
$100%
1971——Jan-July
3'As
A
ser
Power
series
8
&
82
81%
Mar-Sept
.Apr-Oct
1970
(Calif)
Electric
6s
Water
4'As
7%
Steel
84'A
89%
—Mar-Sept
Gas
91
80%
82
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
&
5'As
33%
AAmer
89 Va
97%
5
102
AHanover
7%
debs
86
80%
*100
Savings
33%
subord
87
-
80%
Jan-Auy
(Germany)
1
con
26
—
90
97
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6'As
50c
5%s
95
90
97
:
83
196
108
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
Co
Inc
90
Feb-Aug
Knapp Inc 5s
Off-Shore
Alsco
83
91
1986
101
207
,
66
97%
*87
—
125
95%
133
*;
April-Oct
Gas
Corp
Washington
Zapata
American Stock Exchange
5
*80
Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
'
:
5
96
*
1985
A7s
Jewelry Co
96%
88'A
91
119
100'A
199
*98
1965
1
'
—
121 7/b
a 00%
debs'62_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
conv
3s
—
97%
90
$83
:
California
Wasatch
z
Zale
May-Nov
1981
1983
N
Southwestern
Ltd—
W)
dep
3s
______
Southern Counties Gas
'
American
6%
199
1982..
L
series
Southern
19% Mar
7% Mar
——
13
Jan
7%
«
_
*118
95
1982
J
series
5s
Edison
%s series M 1985
5% May
2 l'A Jan
80
17
96%
_
May
May
100
1
Light 4%%
10,300
'
pfd. .100
common
Corp
82%
Jun
4%
1
„
1
i 97
92
Apr
L
1
Co
&
4%
5
_
series
5s
4
Mar
2% May
Power
1979
4%s series K
Jan
Feb
6s
1967
1978
I
47/bS
49% Mar
41
series
99%
99%
95%
—-
1982—
4%s
Jan
Co
1998_Jan-July
May-Nou
[-April-Oct
Gas
1981
H
98%
34
95
*85
1976
series
h 3
80
99%
93%
Jan-July
D
4'As
98%
75%
--
*96%
series
4% May
14
*86%
3'/bs
Jan
%
94%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
2%
91%
157
23
76
99%
June-Dec
1976
5,200
8,600
75%
April-Oct
C
3%
A
113% 120%
75%
_April-Oc£
1984
series
3'A
iff
1968
3'As
27/0s
3%
iff
113%
Feb-Aug
F
62%
87
*99%
1973
E
11%
57%
—
137%
*99
1973
series
203
Jan-July
B
series
22
134
May-Nou
A
3s
159
•
y-
Mar-Sept
series
3%s
5C
A
.
1963
Power
Ltd
10
118
133
Ltd—
to
&
7
35
61%
*91%
1976__Jan-July
Inc—
series
93% May
7'A May
Jan
&
7
"V
:
3s
May
—.
238
100
3'/bs
3%s series G
Industries Ltd
(F
18%
104
64
California
Jan
1
r
Co
Industries
Wool worth
400
28%
Jan
18
Petroleums
Apr
_10c
Newspaper Machine
Woodall
"%
*
Brothers
(John)
2
3,700
184
100'A
7%
133
134
Sapphire
6% May
l'A Mar
1,400
1
184
53
21
V
7%
60%
April-Oct
Southern
3'A
preferred
Wood
Jan
4%
Apr
5%
.1
Corp
&
5'A
150
1971—
Water
Jan
Inc
Pwr
84'A Mar
Harbor
Feb
Corp
Brothers
5%
Jan
Feb
3%
125
1961
Co
Electric
21*
1
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
75
1,700
4%
50
subord debs 1964
conv
4%
Stag Mfg Co.
Wisconsin
480
80
138% 142
:
Service
5%s
140
1
Rapid American Co 7s debs
Safe
6
April-Oct
—
3'A
Manufacturing
C)
l'A Mar
Public
130
130
.
mortgage 3'As
3s
200
*
Eagle International Inc
(R
Jan
1970
3%s
Water
6,200
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Williams
41,500
1
1st
10,500
10
White
Williams
16'A May
4% May
130
1970
extended
mortgage
3'As
Jan-July
% % liq tr ctfs—
debentures
Power
1953
90
April-Oct
Trust
Television
&
76
8
89
7
1963
subord
Electric
Power
1st
88%
126
7
-----
Pennsylvania
24
126
1978...
Corp—
Theatres
due
42'A
16
Afay-Nov
Jan-July
1970
5 %s. 1984
England Power
Nippon
35
•
...Afay-Nov
4s
1974
211
'
Oil
New
Ltd—
Invest
White
Stores
convertible
6%
20
River
5s
4%
Inc
(The)
Research
if
Coal
Wiebolt
Jan
4%s
Hess
2
Westmoreland
Wickes
National
National
7 V
2
—C
*6
RR 4s
3%
. _
155
17%
17%
*98
April-Oct
RR
America—
Bellas
6%
Westmoreland
Wichita
8% May
Jan
1%
Valley
211
Is
Shoe
Jan
4%
55,300
l'A
6
103
51
36
36
—May
Mar-Sep£
1961
1974.
subord; debs
conv
3%
.
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Weyenberg
5%s
1
-
Uranium
Nuclear
1%
700
4'A
28
—
3,700
7%
14%
of
National
Jan
11
107
—May-Nov
B-1993.;
1972
6s
Chemical
-10c
Development Co.
Western
Western
85
%
Feb-Auy
*
•
Western
&
Jan
1
.100
pfd
70
4%
4'A
_50c
4.40%
20
75
4'A
■
l'A
Products Inc
Texas Utilities
West
Gas
&
Feb
79
1
.1.25
Manufacturing
West Canadian
10%
l'A
_
_
Jan
4
1%
_10c
Company Inc
Jan
4
6
4%
1
*
preference
&
3%
2,000
13
10
Co.
Knapp Inc. common
Weiman
6%
—4
preferred
Instruments
200
6%
75
100
common
conv
Precision
series
$6
Inc
non-cum
5%
6
6%
High
y
1963:
Western
Inc
Corp
Midland
8'A Mar
5%
*
_
1975—,
Mtge Bank 5s
Power Realization
Lithium
Ohio
*
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
T/c
preferred
Waltham
A Italian
Kawecki
5 %s
series
4s
Development 6s
Hydrometals
6%s
Waco Aircraft Co
107'A
Jan. 1
Low
Corp—
Registered
Van
No.
106
Range Since
Sold
High
RR—
Division—
J
mortgage 4s series A 1993
9%
Jun
AGuantanamo
Valspar Corp™.—___———-
debs
&
of
Lackawanna
27 %
50,600
Sugar
8%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Corp—
Stores
12
1,900
12%
7%
Period
.
25c
,
Last
Low
14% May
Oil
Inc
Marion
Utah-Idaho
1,800
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
10%
97/a
1
Insurance
Universal
4%
Corp cl A com_10c
Container
Controls
Jan. 1
1
Low
High
4%
7%
1
Corp
Universal
4%
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
11
Co
Universal
Shares
Low
50c
Rubber Reclaiming Co
American
for Week
25c
U
Universal
Range
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
U
Week's
Friday
Last
.
.
Friday's
A Bonds
Act,
bid
or
and
selling flat.
as
being
securities
ask
in bankruptcy,
assumed
prices;
no
by
sales
'
receivership,
or
such
companies.
being
transacted
n
reorganized under Section
.
during
current
r-.n^'K
week.
-
..'m.
77
of
Volume
193
Number
6065
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Par
American
Agricultural Chemical
American Motors Corp
American Tel
Company
Boston Edison Co 1
Personal
Boston
Calumet
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184
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18
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60
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40
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100
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96
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American Motors
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44
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970
49% May
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.
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25
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46%
2
1
68%
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2
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26%
20%
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39%
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91
300
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34% May
64% Jan
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Monsanto Chemical-
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263
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110
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4,283
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54
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May
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127
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,
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55%
119% May
30% May
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75
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87% Jan
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18% May
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38% Jan
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Standard Oil (N J)—
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Studebaker-Packard
Sunray oil
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22
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May
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20
31%
3
Sperry Rand
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Low
36%
Co
25 *
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High
-1.40
Socony Mobil Oil
63% May
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Shares
35%
Roebuck
Southern
for Week
Low
5
Sinclair Oil
Apr
65% May
76% Mar
Jan
5
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Sears
130%
Jan
Jan
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High
Feb
44
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1
34 y« May
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60
72%
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Range
Sale Price
High
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Last
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Sales
Last
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200
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 16)
Friday
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Calumet
Hecla
&
Ltd—n
Canadian
Export
Gas
Canadian
Pacific
(Un)
Carrier
Corp
Celanese
Brewing
Centlivre
Central
America (Un)
of
Corp
West
South
&
Certain-teed
Corp
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Chemetron
Corp
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
series
5%
Cleveland-Cliffs
Ilium
Cleveland Electric
Inc
Coleman
Co
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
Iron
Corp
System
(Un)
&
Edison
Commonwealth
(Un)
Foods
Consolidated
Container
31%
61
Edison
Kodak
El
Natural
Paso
Electric
Emerson
Radio
Emerson
Fairchild
Falstaff
Camera
Tire
First
Motor
Foremost
F
W
D
Lead
May
National
Tile '&
200
53
Jan
300
22'%
Jan
30%
Jun
61%
200
60
Jan
67%
Jan
North
American
14%
200
13%
Jan
187s
Feb
North
American
300
14%
Jan
19 %
400
25%
Jan
37%
Feb
Northern
21%
Jan
2574 Mar
11% Mar
V
18
32
:
23%
2,500
9%
1,200
43%
1,800
37 %
Jan
44%
200
38 %
Jan
30%
600
29%
Jun
8% Mar"
150
90
General
Box
Candy
Northwest
May
Jan
T 200
53%
Feb
1,500
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
22% May
200
2,400
20 % May
27
Apr
86
May
44%
14%
82%
85%
1,700
68 %
Jan
38%
200
37%
Jun
62 3
72 34
Oak
Feb
Jun
Owens-Illinois
Jan
29 74
2,000
Jan
44
1,100
55
Jan
6672
Jan
117a May
Pan
59 74
Paramount
42
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61%
10%
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100
7%
40
May
54%
1,400
40
41%
600
38%
23%
23%
200
17%
18%
800
60
200
Jun
Foods
General
48%
Jan
60
Jun
Feb
29
Corp
82
Jun
Pfizer
Jun
Phelps
Corp
71
May
186
Jan
219%
General
Public
_
Tele
General
23%
104%
Feb
119 %
Apr
Potter
Co
26%
Jun
30%
Jan
Public
Service
Jan
12%
Jan
16% May
53'
Jan
84 % May
167
100
167
100
130 %
Jan
%
Jan
35
187
Pure
.
Genesco
45% May
Republic Steel
34
Jan
45 %
47
47%
800
35
Jan
49
86%
88%
3,100
63%
Jan
90% May
Reynolds
Metals
12%
600
12 %
Apr
14%
Feb
Reynolds
(R
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12%
25 %
25%
26%
1,900
20
Jan
26%
Jun
Richman
8%
500
Jan
10 % May
Rockwell
Standard
8%
May
6%
Revlon
Inc
Rexall
Drug
8%
200
2,300
200
75
8
2%
15
May
Jan
Jan
Feb
100
5 %
Feb
3,100
6%
33%
Jun
33%
37
63%
66%
7,100
500
69%
Jan
60% May
86%
45%
75%
Jan
Apr
82% Mar
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Glidden
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Feb
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Granite
Gray
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Gulf
Oil
Co
Steel Co
Jan
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Jan
35%
May
17% May42% May
15%
15%
100
13%
Jan
20
41%
2,300
33%
Jan
42 % May
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21 %
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26% May
39 %
39%
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42% May
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600
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Illinois
Central
Inland
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Interlake
International
International
Mineral
International
Nickel
International
Paper
International
Shoe
International
Tel
(Un)
36%
Jan
40
14
Apr
Southern
Co
Tel
&
Rand
Sperry
Brands
Standard
Power
Jefferson
Electric
May
10%
5,100
5%
Jan
12
9%
9%
1,300
8
Jan
28%
28%
50
23
Jan
11% Apr
30% May
Jan
45
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Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp
Monarch
Laclede
Gas
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Oil
of
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Jun
Sunbeam
Printing Co
Marshall
Martin
Cement
Tenn
Gas
1,800
32%
Jan
42% May
Texaco
900
40%
Jan
48%
Apr
Texas
Field
new
Texas
Gas
30%
30%
30%
300
26%
Jan
52%
52% x54%
800
42%
Jan
55 %
48%
48%
400
34%
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74%
74%
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200
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81
3,400
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36 % May
900
33 %
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900
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Jun
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Jan
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Texas
5%
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Textron
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Blanke Co_
Toledo
_
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Middle
South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
31%
400
25%
Jan
33',4 May
27%
100
24
Jan
29%
15 %
1,500
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Jan
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81
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_
10
Co_
93%
78
Co
Pen
A)
13
9%
93%
25
_
(W
19%
9%
Jun
44%
Feb^
44%
3
Inc
12%
10
39% May
36% Mar
1
Servel
18%
1
■
Door_
&
500
38
Feb
1
Corp
37%
54 72
12%
1
37%
_
(Un)
3
Brewing Co
Corp_
25% Mar
•
Co
Petroleum
1
(G)
Werner
Jan
12.50
Stanray Corporation
Heilman
15%
Jun
120
8.33%
Corp
States
31% Mar
89%
•
Cooperage class A
4,400
26 7b
Sinclair
1
Corp
21%
450
Shell
40%
6.25
,
Dock
Dredge &
Jun
19%
2,000
Apr
15%
__
45%
65 34
Jun
400
300
Jan
437b
32%
200
41%
32
647b
78 %
14%
41%
__
2,300
43
Jun
41
.
Stores
Lakes
Greyhound
Gulf
H)
1,000
45 %
65 74
Jan
•
Rubber Co
&
35%
Apr
44%
44%
1
26 %
8
Brothers
Goodyear
34%
32%
3
56
112% 114%
14%
10
Goldblatt
Gossard
35%
Jan
Corp
Jan
__
27%
Roebuck & Co
Schwitzer
27
1
300
40
Tobacco
J)
Corp
Sheaffer
300
32%
Jan
36%
700
Mar
32%
337aC
_
(Un)
Public Service
Schering
49% May
31 % Feb
3,000
May
50
3,100
common
& Chem
Sangamo
Schenley
Jan
77%
42
Apr
1
Regis Paper Co_
Electric Co
Industries (Un)
Apr
Mar
Apr
27%
Jan
42%
45%
_
St
8
40%
30 %
30%
100
25
_
9% May
31%
77
200
44%
44%
(Un)
4%
18 % Mar
300
26%
36%
35% May
__
Louis
22,400
29%
36%
44%
Apr
♦
st
82%
—
43 %
Feb
Feb
46 %
26%
new
Dutch
Royal
3%
34% May
1
(Un)
Brothers
8 %
Jun
33 %
1
_
Corp
1,200
45%
(Un)
Company
45%
18
41%
34% May
Indiana
Raytheon
43%
3%
3,400
3,200
5
45%
18
55%
40
32% Mar
(Un)
42 %
600
Jan
60% May
53%
38%
337aC
.
Quaker Oats Co
Radio
Corp of America
33 %
Co
Corp
of
Co
42 %
82
Jun
54%
5
(Un)
i_
(The)
--
81
8%
16%
900
-
Apr
81
1
(The)
Alden
65 %
300
(Un)
(Un)
Apr
45%
Inc
Gillette
52% Mar
May
Socony
Glen
Apr
Jan
38 %
50
(Un)
& Co
Company
Oil Co (Un)
33%
83%c
42%
45%
43 %
_
_
__
Pullman
81
3.33%
Corp
14% May
_l.-_6.25
Petroleum Co
Phillips
32 % May
800
5,800
-3
Rubber
and
200
Mar
34%
(Un)
2,100
300
2.50
Electronics
&
Tire
(Charles)
25%
16
Utilities
Gen
15
15
_5
Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
26%
14%
—;
15
22
1
Dodge Corp
23%
100
Jan
—
400
Jan
16
42%
Peabody
1.66%
Inc
600
63%
Feb
Apr
Jun
Jan
*
Mills
Motors
47%
*
21% Mar
7%
Corp
General
General
47%
60%
Jun
8
34%
Co
&
26% May
300
63 %
600
L'
Jan
14 %
5
17%
6% May
7.50
Pictures
Jan
11 %
Co
17%
17%
1
Co
World Airways
American
15%
14%
|J
100
3.33
Glass
17%
__
34%
7%
5
,
Electric
&
Parke-Davis
Mar
26 %
1
94%
7%
Jan
,
Rights
Apr
26%
Electric
General
Gas
Pacific
49
500
81
219%
25%
Dynamics
General
62%
85
Feb
May
105% 106%
6%
Jan
25%
54% May
*
Jan
100
Finance
Contract
1,000
100
v
:.
Gas
Philco
900
29
81
2
General
29
5
Co—
Chemical Corp.—
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
3%
Jun
10'
Co
Co
Natural
a
40
—
28%
400
Co__•*
(Un)
Co
35
51%
—
101% May
30% May
100
93%
15
Edison
23%
28 %
2
Jan
97
62%
5
Service
(Un)
Oil
100
40 %
Co
Gas
Ohio
1,600
214
1
5
62%
34% Mar
1
Ry
Ohio
Oklahoma
70%
7,100
—
101 7.
93%
*
Power
Manufacturing
28%
—
Jan
5
.
Bancorporation
26%
—
Jun
79%
Jun
14%
Corp
Corp
Natural
States
60%
51%
1
Jan
25%
100
62
*
;
Public
Pacific
Northern
10%
Corp
Gas
Indiana
Northern
19%
10%
10
Bankshares
General
Illinois
Northern
Northern
26%
59 7a
-2
44%
7,400
1
Corp
70%
—___—.—1
28%
5
Corp
Illinois
Apr
26%
86 %
Jun
900
28%
_5
.:
RR-
Car
Apr
11
__
(Un)_;
Aviation—
457.
94
37%
5
53%
52%
25%
97
1
Northern
I
General
Central
30% May
Jan
84
60
Transportation—1.25
American
York
N6w
48
-
19%
—5
High
32 % May
Jan
Feb
9%
Corporation
General
Product
(Un)
Mfg—'
29
60%
—
21%
52
5
.
Co
Co
59%
9%
Inc——
Co
National
1
—
Dairies
Fruehauf Trailer
Gypsum
Jun
U
(Un)_.—.—-*
Co__
National
National
31%
72%
14%
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Ford
May
63% May
26%
1
Rubber
46
Jan
73 %
14%
Corp
&
Jan
Feb
21%
78 %
common
Distillers
38 %
30%
10%
17%
300
101 % 101 %
27%
•
5
Register (Un)
900
60 ya
Instrument Corp_l
&
Brewing
Firestone
Corp
Cash
1,500
2
(Un)—5
Phonograph
&
National
(Minnesota)
26 %
40%
31%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Jun
60
30
83
Shares
30
1
(Un)—
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
(Un)
Co
&
1,600
43
63
32 %
..w
90
——-_5
Mfg—
Whitney
Fairbanks
1
Gas—
Watch
National
Elgin
(Un)
Co
18 % May
44 %
30
1
10
3
Inc__——
Lines
Air
Eastman
40 %
Jan
43
43%
(E I) de Nemours (Un)
Eastern
Jan
12%
9%
Co———————5
5
Chemical
Dow
22 %
1,300
23
23%
9%
5
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Du Pont
1,100
16%
30%
-20
(Un)_—
40%
Co
Ward & Co
(Philip)
14%
Corp
Co
Morris
61%
,a
__
—
D^ffoit
Montgomery
48% May
1
59%
Co
Insurance
Motors
26% May
Jan
18
Co
Can
Continental
Jan
33%
--
—10
5
*—1
Corn Products Co
—1
Crowell-Collier Publishing
1
Crucible Steel Co of Amer(Un)—12.50
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
Continental
Continental
Feb
21%
400
28%
.—5
America
of
Corp
1A
300
30
*
Co
Power
Consumers
common
5,900
45
42%
100
15
5
*
10
25
1.33%
pfd
4%%
Iron
Chemical
Monsanto
2 % May
1%
25%
60
*
'—
Corp
Manufacturing
1%
--
Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore ft So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Cbrp -—.——i
————25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
i
8.50
Products
Modine
Jun
16
Chicago
City
21%
Jan
38%
-100
preferred
A
14
44%
:—1
*
---1
25
*
*
&
800
25%
li«
2.50
1
Corp
—
Ref common
convertible preferred
Oil
Champlin
--
10
*
50c
common
Corp
21%
21%
--5
30c
25
Inc
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
ot Prices
Sale Price
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Week's
Range
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
»
Jan
Apr
Jun
Wrigley
(Wih)
Yates-American
Jr
•
Co
Machine
Sheet
&
Co
Tube-
108
*
16%
•
16172
167a
100
1,600
J.
.
1
115
Feb
Jun
187a Mar
887b
Jan
114% Mav
977.
Jan
184%
167s
100
107
15972 167
107
_
10972
Jun
(2701)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
Exchange
on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded on
other Exchanges.
STOCKS
Par
Cement Corp pfd
Amer
(Un)
Ltd
25
10
2
Factors
American
Bishop Oil Co
Mammoth
Corp
California
Castle
Ink
Oil
Inc 1.—
Co
Good
15%
Apr
Seeberg
21c
Apr
United
Feb
3
5,600
% May
38
38%
1,400
31%
Feb
5
4%
5
28,700
1.55
Jdn
26 %
26%
27
200
20%
Jan
31
48%
48%
50
1,500
—
l
22%
2,200
24%
1,000
18
Jan
26
40
300
34
Jan
21
May
75c
78c
32c
59%
63 %
10,700
40%
Feb
1
16%
16%
18
4,400
8%
37
Jan
60
Jan
__
5,600
1
2.40
2.40
2.50
1,000
10c
California-
2.05
2.00
2.40
59,000
2.05 Mar
1.90
72
18%
Below
Jun
2.90
.
1.90
Jan
2.45
1.60
Feb
2.45
2.700
71,800
10c
42c
40c
44c
13,800
50c
3%
2.95
3%
73,200
1.20
Jan
3 %
M
Oil Co
48%
Jan
76%
the
on
Apr
(Un)_
Jan
80c
Meier
&
Frank
Merchants
Nordon
Inc
Petroleum
Oil
North
Co
_
Oil
&
Pepsi-Cola
Prince
62c
38c
39,000
13
550
10
__
Co
15 %
16
1,200
—25c
_
2.65
2.45
2.90
1
64c
63c
67c
Gas
common
61c
1
Mining
Co__
—
Southern
Trico
Union
12%
25c
16%
Oil Co
Cal
Oil
&
Co
20C
17%
Jan
2.90
1.00
200
1.80
12
30 %
Feb
32%
7%
67»/4
67 %.
68%
201
67%
Jun
79 Va
Feb
28%
28%
28%
27
22%
Jan
29%
Jun
34%
33%
34%
172
27 Va
Jan
35% Apr
9% May
48% May
8%
8%
50
34%
34%
50
20%
19%
19%
15
16
90c
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
19%
Apr
Apr
1
1%
1%
200
37%
37 %
50
30%
Feb
37%
Jan
28% May
50 Va Jan
Feb
2% May
10
26%
26%
28 %
369
22 Va
6.25
43%
43%
46
984
39% May
Jun
'
Stocks
20
—Bonds—
15
10
Total
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Total
Rail¬
Utili¬
40
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
143.93
113.77
232.68
91.48
80.92
81.76
85.44
84.90
142.72
113.12
80.87
81.73
Utili¬
91.48
85.22
84.83
142.07
113.07
230.49
91.50
80.91
81.96
85.30
84.92
142.07
113.28
230.91
91.46
80.91
82.13
85.46
84.99
691.27
15
231.20
694.15
695.81
__
141.05
112.29
229.72
91.46
80.83
82.03
85.31
6 %
Jan
divisors:
Industrials,
Utilities,
compiled
are
8.26;
65
stocks,
daily
by
using
the
following
3.165;
84.91
Rails,
5.235
16% May
2.10
Averages
Jan
600
7%
1.05
300
8
8,900
14c
12%
1.50
11,000
12c
6
-
Jan
Jan
5c
8%
May
13%
3,500
11 %
16
16%
1,800
1«
1.60
30c
Apr
May
200
29%
1,200
2.80 l
Apr
15%
Jun
2,300
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
20% Mar
Jan
Jan
1.80l
32
Jan
Jan
(35 Stocks)
Mai-
May
Compiled by
15%
16%
1,300
14%
Jan
17%
29%
30
400
25%
Jan
33
Feb
1
1.40
1.35
1.50
5,800
50%
52
300
Date
Feb
30
14c
15c
32
Jan
Quotation
52
Jan
21c
Closing
Bureau, Inc.
Range lor 1961
Mon.
June 12_____
124.41
High
Tues.
June 13
124.16
Low
Wed.
1.851 May
Jan
8c
13,000
National
3% Mar
16
.1
1.001
16.81.
2.60 Mar
Jan
:
3%
15c
Jan
696.76
___
13
14
June
Jun
350
30%
51
4%
700.90
9
June
Apr
14
2.90
West Coast Life Insurance (Un)__ —5
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
—10c
5,315
Jun
32
30%
_
June
Apr
5
_
6%
trials
Date
Jun
1.45
3
common
Victor Equipment Co
Westates Petroleum common
6%
Indus¬
June
13%
50c
_
Apr
6%
10
May
Jan
1.10
1.25
pfd series A —25
Co
13
14% Mar
1.60
1
Gas
Gas
Sugar
12c
1
Rhodes Western
Rice Ranch
7%
10c
Reserve Oil & Gas Co__
Jan
2.00
33 %C
Bottlers
80c
_5
30
Apr
1.40
13%
Jan
Jun
31%
1
2
_
Development
United
Consolidated
6%
78,000
50c
the
3% May
Feb
25c
25,200
_
1
Invest
Industries Inc
Pacific
53c
12%
Co
American
Pacific
55c
5
_
Corp Ltd.
Norris
10c
_
(Un)
600
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co:
June
M J M &
75c
l
Steel
Apr
300
72%.
Jun
70c
5
2.85 Mar
2.60
69
Apr
96
1
Chemical
are
Jun
Jan
2.30
—
57%
Jan
5
Corp
—
65c
2.20
10
Jan
90
Stock and Bond Averages
Apr
2.40
...
48
100
5
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
May
2.55
Company
56
92
10
" May
(Un) —50c
Jade Oil
McBryde Sugar Co
&
High
55%
92
1
common
Corp of America
(The) Corp.—
!
Engineering & Foundry Co
Alloys
Jan. 1
Low
54%
100
& Bolt
Glass
Range Since
High
Feb
■
1
_
_
Salt
S
54 %
1
42% May
4
1
Corp
_
preferred
Mfg
Vanadium
Low
7%
Feb
22
200
900
Shares
Apr
3.00
22%
39%'
1
_.
——.—...
of
11%
Jan
22
10
_
53%
Jan
23
4
--
May
%
1.75
7%
2.35
r
for Week
Jun
2.35
—
*
_
A
U
Mar
7%
2
.
48
1%
Rockwell-Standard
4% Apr
43% May
6% May
.
_
Oil Co
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western—
Leslie
Jan
Feb
5
—
Corp
class
Products
Co
7%
9c
12/200
Corp
l2—
Humor
14%
Apr
Screw
43.000
_
Ltd
Holly
38%
4
General Exploration Co of California
Gladden
Jan
15c
Co.
Emporium Capwell Co
Friden
29%
10
Products
Exeter
25
2,900
14%
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Electrical
Jan
37 %
14c
Inc
Abbey
21%
35%
*
Consolidated
Crestmont
Cypress
300
37
3%
Co
Cooke
&
25
14 Ve
Oil
&
High
25
14c
Glass
Refractories
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth
Oil
Corp
1
5.50
Broadway-Hale Stores lnc__
Gas
Range Since Jan.
Low
3%
_
Walker
McKinnev
High
Min..—5c
Consolidated
Chica
Buttes
Shares
1
Black
Bolsa
Oil
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Un)
Par
Harbison
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Jeanette
Week's
Week's
of Prices
Friday
stocks
Price Range
Friday
41
June 14
123.70
date
to
128.57
Apr
4
106.57
___
;
Jan
3
Jun
Apr
Thurs.
June 15__
123.88
Fri.
June 16
Range
123.67
1960
for
High
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
Oct
26
Low
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
■
Last
'v-
s
e
Price
Par
Alan
Wood
Steel
American
Stores
American
Tel & Tel
Arundel
Co
1
85%
115%
Corporation
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Finance
Co
Class
A
New
Ford
of
39
Jan
48 %
Apr
May
77%
77%
77
39%
Jan
78%
Jun
Composite
15%
15%
16%
489
12%
Jan
17
Jun
Manufacturing
9%
9%
10
563
14%
995
8% Jan
13% May
77% Jan
General
60c
27
26%
27
Feb
27
44%
448
32 V8
Jan
47%
„
128.8
113.0
130.9
—0.2
132.1
117.0
125.4
4 0,4
125.9
109.2
107.1
Goods—
118.3
0.1
106.9
4 0.2
109.4
97.8
144.4
166.3
4
Service
;
167.1
—C.5
173.0
155.7
—:
——
156.0
—0.2
156.0
132.5
98.1
99.5
—1.4
99.5
83.3
—
/
high.
Jun
37%
7
37%
Jun
37 Vb
101
23%
Jun
Jan
15
Feb
1
24%
24%
24%
166
17%
Jan
26
May
13
Transactions at the New York Stock
90% May
May
voting
Corp
common
preferred.
12%
12%
12 %
34
10%
Jan
45%
45%
46%
14,527
40%
Jan
49% May
Stocks
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Govt.
Bond
21
21
Foreign
Bank
.25
21
25
20%
Jan
21% May
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
10c
33%
33%
35 %
221
25%
Jan
42
Apr
__1
29%
29%
30 %
Mon.
June 12
100
19%
Jan
39 %
Apr
3.256,680
$5,728,000
$327,000
$6,055,000
Tues.
June 13
3,033,450
5,032,000
187,000
5,219,000
preferred
Resistance
Co
(The)
class
A
Co
Co
1
24
25
679
20%
Feb
25% May
36%
36%
Wed.
June 14
.:
37%
493
29%
Feb
39% May
3.425,190
5,129,000
268,000
5,397,000
79
79
Thurs.
June 15—
82 %
460
77 Ve
Jan
90 % Mar
3.221,828
4,352,000
179,000
4,531,000
Fri.
June 16
3,383,190
5,056,000
332,000
5,388,000
16,320,338
$25,297,000
$1,293,000
$26,590,000
3
36
35%
36 %
»
33%
33%
34%
285
27%
*
30%
30
30%
2,783
26%
_?_50
13%
13%
13%
3,498
11 %
Jan
16 Ve Mar
40%
41%
128
32%
Jan
42 %
60%
"280
36%
Jan
__.
Light—
Inc
5
—20c
*
common.:....
Co
Power
57%
__
28%
Jan
39
Apr
Jan
34%
Jun
Jan
31%
Feb
■
30%
31%
7,775
8%
8%
1,460
7%
Jun
11% Mar
23%
24%
1,167
17%
Jan
27 Va
..
39%
42 %
919
30%
33%
Jun
Jun
Jan
46
Apr
18%
18%
199
13%
Jan
23%
Apr
*
52%
53%
1,548
42%
Jan
9%
36
8%
Jan
45%
____5
•_
596
85%
Jan
115
Corp
Light
_r_
13.50
1:
63%
*
46
Jan
61 Va
438
27%
Jan
$2,000
$4,500
$1,293,000
$1,044,000
34,505,100
34,320,950
i
.
Bank—
^.1-
__i—
—
——'.J—L———»—L.—1
20%
21
15%
Jan
21%
__
"
and
Industrial
Total
25,297,000
24,044,000
772,384,000
628,530,600
$26,590,000
:
—
$25,088,000
$806,891,100
$662,856,050
55%
765
47%
Jan
60%
63%
101
60
Jun
57 Ve May
82%. Jan
8%
405
.7
Jan
62%
64%
553
15%
115
52%
13%
Jan
Jun
Apr
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
8% May
64%
Jun
Jan
17 Va
69 %
145
53%
Jan
74 Va
May
64
64
100
62
Jan
64
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
68%
...
common—_10
Railroad
—
Stocks
Feb
Foreign
1n0. of
Domestic
Shares)
='
Bonds
Mon.
June 12.
1,627.220
June 13
1,396.325
181.000
Wed
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Blaw-Knox
For
17
9%
Jan
58%
58%
30
50%
Jan
Pittsburgh__5
5
—8.50
see
page
46.
7,460,065
$727,000
Domestic
39%
"54
32%
Jan
45 Vb
Apr
26%
85
23 %
Jan
27
Apr
13%
3,654
8%
Jan
13%
Apr
28 Vb
28%
131
25%
Jan
29%
39%
44
37%
Jan
43 Vb
Apr
Foreign
Foreign
of
Shares
Bonds
$10,000
2,000
Sales
$Jj*6.000
,
196,000
126,000
31,000
15,000
1^2'0®0
$58,000
$798,000
198,000
Jan. 1 to June 16
1961
I960
7,485,120
7,460,065
289,006,685
130,595,183
1
—
Corporate
$13,084,000
$728,000
$25,910,000
13.000
10,000
1,534,000
58,000
u-
-
Government
24,000
947,000
425,000
$798,000
$762,000
$28,391,000
$14,214,000
,$727,000,
.
Feb
39 Ve
$13,000
1960
1961
Stocks—Number
13
3,000
—
Week Ended June 16
35% May
60 % Apr
38%
28%
183,000
High
26%
13
5,000
108,000
1,416,945
Total
Bond
Foreign
Corporate
-----
$5,000
119.000
1,386,825
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
25%
10
of
footnotes,
High
25%
10
System
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
June 16
Total
1
|..
Co
Gas
Low
Sales
5
Armstrong Cork Co
1,632,750
June 15
Fri.
for Week
Par
Inc
June 14_
Thurs.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Gov't
Bonds
$136,000
Tues
Industries
362,348,206
45% May
15%
common.
Lothrop
542,163,561
May
1,589
45%
8%
63%
__i
Improvement-—-—:
1960
17,701,100
.
,
St "Government
Foreign
Jan. 1 to June 16
16,320,338
"
61 %
44%
54%
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Corp L__
&
107% 110%
19%
Co____—
Washington Gas
10
59%
10c
United
Bonds—
u.
lnternational
11% Mar
—
108%
—
Shares.
55 Vz May
__
Jersey Gas Co___^__^i_'—_L12.50
Service
of
1961
1960
1961
Stocks—Number
34»/2 May
50
Public
Week Ended June 16
70% May
31 %
Common —__10
com-
Total
Apr
23%
JO
—_3
Paper .Co
*
Kline & French Lab.l.—______•
Woodward
255
•
Co_'_l^_L^__^_i_—
Marion
Sales
25
.Co
Gas
lnt'l
16%c
Service Electric & Gas
Universal
Railroad
____*
—
Inc...
Mfg
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
*
Paper—
B
Exchange
1.66%
Corp
&
Inc
Columbia
Low
136.3
Jun
42 %
37%
Apr
Southeastern
Apollo
1961—
—0.1
Mar
63%
Potomac Electric
United
Jan
12%
Fund
Oil
42
1,441
Philadelphia Transportation
Corp__i.____^'_
South
278
1,025
Philco
Sun
43%
53
88%
Perfect Photo Inc__
Phila Elec Co new
Smith
54%
_i
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Scott
29
53 %
12%
Vending
;
28%
128.0
-
125.9*
_„____
and
High
134.9
130.6
—I960
Change
Bait—
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Public
48%
28%
16% May
12%
series
Progress
48%
54 J/4
Jan
Apr
86 %
International
Reading
'-New
8%
47 %
12 %
Motors
&
29 % Mar
65
1,065
Jan
86%
Pulp
Martin
Jan
Jan
15%
1
at
55% May
25%
14%
5
Non-Durable
50 %
37%
lo
6.75
;____
Goods
243
1,242
Percent
June 2,'61
128.1
.
1,076
44 Va
..
134.8
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
42%
15%
Durable
118% May
2
conv
Merck
191
5
Hudson
Macke
106% 109
June 9/61
10% May
17% Jun
Co
General
Madison
14
44
l
wi
Acceptance
5.12'/
14
106%
25
__,
America
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending June 9, 1961, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
1957-59=100
Jan
5
;
Stock
week
groups
35%
1'
Light
of
for the current year.
Apr
Dairies
Foremost
industry
80 Vz Mar
34
Stores.:
Motor
31 % May
130%
377
Battery
common
Jan
685
non-voting.
Fair
Feb
38%
1.80
Duquesne Light
Food
76%
103 Ve
the
46%
Co
Storage
646
7,953
for
38
_12
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Electric
Jan
85%
High
45%
Budd
Publishing
23%
84%
114% 121%
105
38%
Co
Delaware Power &
stocks
30%
index
SEC
46%
5c
__
Curtis
Low
High
The
*
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
4.33
Electric
Research
Baltimore
Shares
29%
33%
___
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
10
common.—
Week's
Range
Friday
stocks
Total
-
-
42
(2702)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown
Are
Friday
Abitibi
& Paper common
preferred
Acadia
Atlantic
Class
Sugar
39%
"~25
Shares
8
39"%
8,308
a24
50
8
8%
21%
36%
High
Apr
42% Mar
23% Mar
1,500
21%
*
6 %
Low
a24
130
8
Jun
19%
24
Jan
9% May
Ltd
Aluminum
4%%
Co
of
Canada
4%
Jamaica
$2.90
Corp
Atlas
Ltd
Steels
Bailey
of
Bank
50
Nova
Bathurst
Class
43%
380
Jun
Labatt
47
Jan
Lewis
51%
Jan
53
Apr
40
Feb
44
Mar
55
May
21
45
,
52 %
52%
50%
Jan
39%
38
39%
1,579
33
Jan
28%
29
2,163
25% Mar J
30%
31
23
23
1,110
64
67
5,080
30%
23
Scotia
:
264
&
preferred
_
_
Paper
.
_
Bowaters
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
5%%
British
American
British
pfd
Light &
Columbia
Metropolitan
72%
674
66"%
Jan
74%
Apr
62
1,112
54%
Jan
62
Jun
41
45
45%
26
27
55
53%
55
20,880
49%
48%
49%
1,245
46
Mar
a51
a51
10
50
Mar
a8
a7%
a8%
659
51
51%
85
5
5%
3.185
34
7,445
5%
33%
33%
695
5% %
C
R
Jun
Jan
Montreal
Jun
Montreal
49%
Jun
Feb
7%
Jan
48
9
May
Jan
51 %
Jun
Jan
5%
May
3.80
29%
Jan
36
Apr
100
92%
100
89%
44
%
220
42
50
440
preferred
47% May
50
_50
41%
41 %
41%
100
40
May
44%
Jan
3,365
Jun
14%
Apr
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Power
Products
12%
12%
34%
35'/a
51%
Jun
92%
May
11%
4,451
33 %
Apr
874
to -/a
Jun
44%
iviar
Jan
Mar
Ltd
pfd
39
Feb
51%
Jun
51
51%
10 %
10 %
130
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
14 V3
12%
Jan
•
6%
lo
1
Ltd
•
A
Products
common
Foundries
Preferred
Aviation
Breweries
British
National
2.45
2.75
700
2.20
35%
36
2,010
33 %
Scotia
Mar
8,248
28
1,211
Jan
28
19%
19 %
1,230
18%
Jan
21%
80
50
75
Jan
82%
Feb
75
65
Jan
74%
Apr
•
25%
70%
70%
58%
57
59
•
21%
21
21%
I,020
18% May
25
•
46%
46%
48
4,046
43%
Jan
50% Mar
11
•
common
•
common
420
39%
Jan
59
Mar
10
Feb
131/4
Apr
17%
Jan
20
Mar
100
13 %
Jan
14%
29
27%
29
4,620
Celanese
A
common
r
$1.75
series
25
^ 33%
33%
34
$1.00
600
series
25
20%
20
20%
1,105
Chemical
Co
Ltd
21%
Feb
32
Jan
1>»%
Feb
Fairbanks
Class
•
6%
6%
100
6%
9
11
3^5
9
Morse
class
a8%
a8%
145
7%
Jan
Husky
1
6
Hydrocarbons
•
11
Imperial Bk of
Industries
Commerce_10
Power
*
com
6
%
4,8jU
11%
1,600
67
10,095
Co
Canadian
Oil
Companies
Oil
5%
*
common
preferred
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
v
7% Mar
11 %
,.
May
9% May
7% May
10
Feb
12
Apr
63%
Jun
67
Jun
J)
Ltd
Penmans
Placer
4%
A
Corp Ltd
class
Coal
Feb
100%
Jun
Jun
21%
Jan
26% May
1,259
7%
Jan
11%
a21 a21 %
200
16
Jan
24
12%
Jun
15%
a21
13%
14%
510
3.60
5%
3.75
4,675
5%
5%
125
3.00
Jan
3.90
1961
6%
preferred
Class
Roe
Dominion
Steel
St
St
Stores
Ltd
Tar
Chemical
Textile
common
II,480
21%
3,610
9
100
Apr
May
Apr
4.50 May
Jan
5%
Jan
11%
19
Apr
May
18
Jan
Apr
20%
Jun
May
21 %
Apr
Jan
10 %
May
6%
39%
39%
40
5,395
31%
19%
18%
19%
9,745
16%
a2.50
a2.50
50
al7% al7%
25
•
Canada
common
class
*
A
•
1
12%
Jan
21
2.80 Mar
Series
10
May
12%
common
6%
30
59
2,270
70%
455
66
May
13%
400
10 %
Jan
63%
Feb
1,235
19
36,242
21
200
13%
137
19%
12%
137
3,950
25
7%
19%
1,540
50
21
18%
50
50
21
21%
1,875
10
vU
19
1,402
40
Feb^
48% May
2,892
15%
Jan
17% May
54 %
52
54%
425
47
Jan
54%
18%
18%
18%
474
17%
Apr
21
12 'A
11%
12%
10,114
10%
Jan
13%
23
22%
23%
3,390
22%
Jun
27
*
—1
29
29
100
28% May
33
Jan
May
21
Feb
■
Jan
136
13%
Jun
138
Jan
Apr
21
May
17%
Mar
45
Jan
50% May
19%
Apr
22
7%
7%
575
6
al2
50
a__
36
37
1,345
Mar
Apr
21%
Jan
19
19%
1,200
17%
Jan
19%
13%
13%
385
9%
Jan
—
37
19
14 '
Jun
Jun
,
May
preferred
88
88
330
6/
May
88
12%
13
2,150
10
Jan
14
22%
May
21%
22%
5,480
21
Apr
25
Feb
10
4.10
4.00
4.35
3,235
1
17%
17 %
18
1,725
•
3.25
15%
I
Steel
of
Co
5%%
Canada
Walker
Webb
Knapp
Weston
(Geo)
Class
6'/
preferred—!
1—50
Hudson Bay
Mining—.
Hudson's Bay Co.
Rights
Imperial Investment
III
»
♦
I
class
IIIIIII_
A
I_
preferred-
III
Ltd—
25
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
common.5
preferred
4.68%
Indus
Acceptance Corp
Warrants
preferred
preferred
common
IIIIIIII
—J.
50
50
100
see
5
18%
9,525
17%
850
8%
190
19%
100
10%
1.350
9.85
9.35
9.80
500
3.50
3.85
5,524
44%
39%
page
46.
1,157
21%
44%
232
39%
40%
710
54%
53%
55 %
3,185
27%
27%
28%
1,900
82
16%
11%
3.25
14
75
Jan
4.60
Jun
23%
Jan
Jun
Jan
18 % May
18% May
Jan
9
May
Feb
22 %
7.60
Jan
12%
Apr
7.40
Jan
11%
3.10 May
Anacon
Lead
Anglo-Can
20 %
Feb
21%
20%
Feb
21%
66
6%
Feb
7%
Apr
2.230
16%
Apr
18%
Feb
14% May
16%
Feb
11
12%
Jan
17%'
16%
660
Jun
Jun
'
:———*
all%"
—*
——*
all %
50
6%
7
20,829
6%
9%
common
Jan
7% Mar
9 Vb
9%
al2
al2
760
15
4,610
10%
Apr
15
77%
74%
77%
5,636
72
Feb
77% Mar
10%
10%
11%
4,425
Jan
11% May
12%
12%
135
243/8
24%
941
18%
Jan
100 101%
80
99%
Jan
10
*
1
15
common
Mar
4.60
14%
10
class
A
—*
*
—
preferred
of
6,090
7% Mar
a
9% May
a—
—
6.00
Jun
Arno
*
28%
Jun
32
40
Jun
42% May
100
Augustus
47
40%
Jun
47
Mar
32%
50
30
Jan
35
Jan
7
875
6
Jan
al9% al9%
5
3,757
28
Jan
34% Mar
29%
1,650
21
Jan
30% May
%
a9%
29
8%
Jan
10% Mar
72%
74%
2,533
67%
Jan
80
3.50
3.75
49,234
30
293/4
30
4,517
alOl
alOl
5
65%
66 %
515
65%
5.00
29
62
64%
1,472
58
4,025
19%
Jan
6 %
565
—*
51%
51%
52 3/8
3,130
3.00
3.05
10,525
1
_*
neW—
18%
18%
19
Are
1,100
3
40
120
Canadian
of Prices
&
Paper
Mills
20% May
Jun
22
May
107
Mar
35
Jan
42
Mar
May
Co
Corp
5
Ltd
9.500
18,000
39
40
75
37%
Feb
44%
8
8%
17,638
6%
Jar.
8%
4c
5c
6,500
5c
*
■
Bateman
*
3c
..
L
Bay
Warrants
Bluewater
Mining
Brunswick
Burnt
Co
-
1
_
■
3c
3%c
2,000
3c
Apr
5c
Jan
81c
245,700
45c
Jan
81c
Jun
31c
Feb
49c
May
&
35c
&
37c
15 806
8,669
7%
Jan
8%
4
4.95
Jan
8.80
10
1,500
9c
Mar
15c
May
*
_i
.
9c
12,800
be
Jan
15c
Mar
8%c
*
May
6c
10%
May
Feb
11%
11%
5,490
2.70
2.75
300
70c
15c
15c
500
15c
11c
11c
13c
43,800
11c
9%c
"
\: 8c
2%c Apr
12c
Jun
45c
Jan
68c
May
Jan
5 60
11c
82,500
52c
1 000
5.60
2,100
9c
11c
11,600
a2.00
a2.00
25
Ltd
10c
—1
•
Ltd
_
—
—
^
*
Int'l
Kodiak
2.865
43
Jan
63
35
35
May
Canuba
25
19
Jan
36
May
Carbec Mines
Jun
48
54% May
91
Feb
94
Jan
Mines
Cartier Quebec
Cassier
200
Ltd
—
Ltd
rights-—
Ltd——
I
Explorations Ltd
Corp
Minerals
Apr
18%
1,540
3c
7,000
100
33
170
14
2c
Jun
Mar
19c
Mar
15c
2.00 Mar
•42%
Jun
3.00
33c
Jan
Jan
Jun
May
2.00 Mar
Jan
20
Mar
Apr
3%c May
Apr
43
May
200
Jun
200
18
7%
375
12%
12%
50
11% May
38
38
50
30
Jan
38
Jun
22
22
100
18
Fcb
22
Jun
1.50
1.60
23,310
Apr
!
i
12%
*
1.60
*
6%
80c
Feb
Feb
8% May
16
l.;o
Feb
Jun
Ltd
Ltd
6%
7
425
5
Jan
—*
1.00
90c
1.05
62,400
76c
May
1
30c
29c
30c
20,000
13c
Mar
33c
Apr
—
5c
5C
5c
3,100
5c
Jun
10c
1
Ltd..
Co
6c
Mar
7%
*
Ltd—
Paper Inc
Ltd
Asbestos
Chemalloy
Ltd
Refineries
&
Co
Royalty
61
uan
Trust
Explorations Ltd—-—
57
Jan
Inv
2.50
42%
200
Research Ltd
Dredge
Cantexas
'
—3
Canadian
17%
6%
3c
__
Common
Canorama
17%
1
_.
*
Co
Jn
35c
Jan
52c
Ltd
Arena
,-14%
Feb
3c
4.75
Collieries &
:
17c
1,000
__
1
Mines
Jun
32.600
6c
1
:
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Uranium
14%
31c
:
Co
Vinegars
50
Apr
6c
Smelt
Tungsten
Jun
26c
Corp Ltd——1
Mines Ltd—.—1
Corp
Ltd—
Hosiery
60%
u-%
Feb
8%
1
Power
45
5c
a7.60
Corp
Refining
Silica
100
Jan
15c
Canadian
100
3c
8%
al4% al4%
_1
Canadian
53%
7,000
6c
Ltd
Gas
Canadian
46%
Jan
Feb,
May
26c
1
Jun
46%
5c
a7.60
L—
•
&
Min
Hill
Butterfly
Calumet
53%
Jun
3c
8%
——
Oil
Bonnyville Oil
Canada
Jun
2%c Jan
Feb
'
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
Apr
6% Mar
8c
82c
Feb
60c
35c
5
A_.—1-
cl
46% May
16%
%c Jan
'
80c
—
—
_
21%
1.25
4
40c
'
*
Eelgium Stores Ltd 5% pfd—
-20
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd __!—
1
Apr
Jun
High
6c
8%
1
Ltd
Low
82 c
—
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
73c
-
——
*
Ltd_
Canadian
Jan
181/2 May
20%
105
5%c
__
Jun
Jan
Apr
Shares
20c
Jun
5%
3.90
for Week
Low
Jun
12%
Jun
2.45 Mar
Sales
Range
■»
21%
550
Jan
52%
Dollars
Week's
_
90c
6
8%
Jan
Exchange
Expressed in
Last
j~n
6
835
20%
al06
38%
*
Jan
6
'
20%
al06
—
24% Mar
5% Mar
38%
Jun
Jan
681/2 May
641% May
Feb
23%
6
bVu
T"n
102%
Jan
22%
10%
Jan
Feb
59
6%
12,323
"II/,
100y2
63%
22,684
37%
30
22%
90
7,094
Jan
*
20
3,485
4.05 May
19%
*
Worts
May
Jun
10
1.07
10,483
3.50
9%
Canadian
16
Feb
29%
74
—1
Bank
_
Canadian
46
20'/4
3.60
*
Exploration--
Jan
21%
Apr
a9
—'—*
Telephone Co
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd
57% May
15
19%
7% May
28%
100
Avalon
42*
19%
Mar
3%c
Jun
45%
Apr
125
345
29%
■'
Jan
15
21
29%
47
28%
Telefilms Ltd
39%
19%
Jan
Jun
63/4
al9%
——*
—.—:
Mining
Mines
Atlas
45
n
1
Jun
May
11%
26
32%
:T
A
May
24% Mar
29
6%
20
&
13
IOIV4
42%
47
—*
Mines Ltd
Pulp
Anthonian
Mar
Apr
Jan
41%
com—*
Steel—
10%
283/4
42
.50
Canada
.
28%:
1
—50
67
10
Feb
140
16
95c
a95
45% May
25% May
Jan
'100
16%
& Dock Co Ltd—*
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
----*
a95
40%
Jan
17
21%
*
Anglo-Nfld Development
45
9,934
36 % Mar
36 %
175
213/4
Sale Price
Apr
24
55% Mar
a63/4
May
35
:
21%
Jun
Jan
45%
46%
21%
—
163/4
18%
1.00
24
9% Mar
a6%
'
„
_£
Par
35
preferred
footnotes,
*
83
16%
17%
8%
♦
Rights
83
10%
19%
9.35
: 45
23
17%
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Copper
3.60
775
42
Friday
Mines
•
39
45
STOCKS
Bornite
I_20c
38%
-*
Canadian Stock
Bouzan
common
Jun
Prices Shown
May
Paper
40
common—.—:—1
83
Pitfield
585
100
Limited
May
Class B
43
20%
May
9.85
40
—
A
class
May
«
Apr
40
38 %
B
12
_I_
Mar
84
Jan
100
preferred
48
—100
49
Jan
6
(Canada) Ltd
Jan
class A
Jan
81
10,323
Mall
Gooderham
&
Jan
Warrants
40 %
230
7%
Pipeline
7%
Holt, Renfrew
14,292
84
6%
Corp
42%
18
46 %
82%
'
Steel
120
83
43%
6%
——
Toronto-Dominion
10
17%
58% Mar
Canada Ltd—l
10
•
22
Jan
preferred
Texaco
Jan
100
Jan
50
common——*
Steinbergs class A
Feb
_IIII—IIIII
14
575
100
-
44 %
Paper
300
56%
Canada—
39%
Handy Andy Co
Ltd
Rights
Jun
*
20%
55%
15
Standard Structural
Apr
common
Apr
20%
*
33%
Wares
Feb
Mar
56%
—
36%
preferred
Jun
46 'A
8% May
a—
13%
•
'■
*
Jun
Jan
•
.
al2
36%
Jan
19%
Apr
47
17%
75 % May
69
21
Juri
Apr
121/4
46
Co.
13 % May
68%
17
13%
Jan
17%
75 % Mar
12%
17%
Jun
Jan
11
17%
Jun
59
70
45%
17
10%
*
Simpsons
Southam
25
2,575
Jan
*
preferred—
1,695
For
100
13
14%
46%
common.
4%%
1,525
$2.75
17
1,200
*
common.——>
37
$4.50
17
12 %
al2% al2%
12%
,,———1
—
Williams
Inc
45%
$2.25
17 %
al2%
——*
pfd
37%
6%
94
16%
Jun
—-——-*
Jan
100
18%
13%
B
Sherwin
Sicard
4%
45%
Oil
Jun
*
A
33%
Imperial
Jan
17%
A
Series
37%
614 Vc
96
93%
—
3,425
45%
Smith
Mar
94
—
-^5
19,661
33%
&
93
'*
28
37%
$2.00
Feb
380
100 ,1
—
common
Cement
If
Howard
68
1
class
I_1%
Home
Jan
41
--*
May
12%
Power common
Home Oil
15 % Mar
58
—
Pall
Motors—
Lakes
13% May
115
—_————*
ol
Dynamics
Great
1,485
65 %
Jan
18
•
(Chas E)
Steel
445
15
65 %
common—5
(James).
General
5 Vr
42%
14 %
——20
E)
General
General
43
42
14%
65%
Mar
5.25
Jan
10
68%
5
Foundation Co of Canada
Co
Feb
42%
May
15%
1
Corp
Co_„
Petroleum
40 %
57%
70%
*
Corp
Famous Players Canadian
Fleetwood
Corp
Jan
10
•
Knotenay Power
Gatineau
27 % May
26
24% May
3%
Electrolux
Frosst &
Feb
26%
Jan
100
Brewery
Ltd
665
19%
19%
•
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
Cos
26 %
18
605
•
common
7%
Motor
26
19
a23
23 %
Freres
Feb
Feb
.'.26%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common.*
a23
20%
Jun
IOV4
28%
101%
a23
9
21%
Apr
100
United
•
;
Preferred
of
Jun
Jan
Corp common
preferred—---.——;
Trans
18%
110% May
8% Jun
Jun
21%
8%
Lawrence
12% May
I*
com
Ltd
(Canada)
Lawrence
28 %
•
Dominion
Pont
8%
100
24'%
24%
I'_-.
B
5 Vc
Jan
*
Coal
Dominion
Dominion
350
100
:———
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
25
,
common
&
&
8%
21%
2,872
Royal Bank of Canada
8%
20%
Feb>:
8%
21%
Feb
May
May
*
Co
Rothmans
20%
9
100
15
9%
Gas
Paper
Class
305
18 %
20
*
27%
.
Canada
V)
Rolland
750
21
Jan
9%
common
A———
(A
7,780
20
Jan
10 %
24
Robertson
12%
16
17,%
26.%
preferred
Reitman's
27%
50
1,538
18,735
Juri
—
preferred
12
•
Dairies
Co
(Albert
26%
2
„
&
Natural
1958
12
al7% al7%
Jun
20
13%
8%
Warrants
26%
•
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
Fraser
7% May
32%
8,555
*
common
Corsets
Frenrh
Jan
Feb
10 %
•
Dominion
Ford
40
Jan
100
Feb
25%
*
A
Ltd
Bridge
Dominion
Dupuis
4.85
Feb
May
25
•
Dominion
Fast
Jan
23%
15%
"
12%
Feb
Apr
1
Products
preferred—
*
.
Seagrams
Dominion
Du
15
14%
37
21,685
19%
.8
43%
Jar.,
—*
preferred
Reed
31
39% May
•C18%
.
:v
*
Corp
Quebec
Jan
27%
Power——
common
Bros
*
Smelting
Jan
May
40
Development
of Canada
Power
Price
*
Mining &
Glass
Jun
35
Feb
8%
21%
—.——*
common
Tubes
Page-IIersey
Zellers
Distillers
Dow
1,284
78
9%
•
Enterprises-
Zellerbach
400
32%
100% 100%
•
International
6%
30%
15%
Jun
10
•
Credit
515
Jan
Jan
25%
*
;
Co
37%
14
77
10%
10
Cockshutt Farm
Cellulose
5,901
25
:
preferred
Vickers
10
11%
6
30%
100
Railway
1,8°*
a77
11%
37
1
Canadian
14%
a77
11%
50
Marconi
Jun
May
12
„
Jan
7
.
5,330
i
*^ 107 *105 % 107%
,
64%
14i/„
*
International
Preferred
Crown
67
•
common
Preferred
78
A—_—__*
Petroleums
Class
Canadian
Canadian
.*
20%" "Jun
Apr
4%
Apr
34% May
dun
*_
Feb
30
Jan
A_50c
*
Canadian
Steel
Pacific
May
171
Crush
A
43 %
15% .16%
19%
20
.
31
.
125
1,900
37%
..
13% ,r.
—*
685
38
a7.
18-18%
43% ;
16%
Ltd *
common—
Ontario
Feb
80
225
Coronation
37%
a7%
;
18-
Corp——— *
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Apr
18%
80
'
19 %
Corbys class
River
class
Telephone
29
8,430
27
13%
Combined
"37%
*.
——
—-
Light &
Quebec
30%
29%
27
11%
Consumers
=
-
*
Mines Ltd
Noranda
Jun
Jan
Jan
28%
26%
27
19
Consolidated
Car
Jun
36%
23%
25%
29
26 %
13%
(B
26 % Mar
Power
19
Columbia
1,495
*
Weaving
6%
13 %
Coghlin
Steel
Wire
Quebec
•
Canadian
32%
32
•
.
National
Niagara
Jan
•
Canadian
31%
common—*
—
3.00
common
Canadian
8% Mav
pfd
Chemical
&
Jan
Jan
class
Canadian
Drug
Jun
10
Electronics
Alumin
Canner
Canadian
600
Preferred
Apr
Canadian Bronze
B
11
49%
—-5
-
8%
Canadian
Canadian
11
Locomotive—
15%
100
common-.
Malting common
Steamship common
Canadian
11
Trust-.
Feb
7%
*
:
Canadian
310
_•
preferred
Canadian
751
8%
20
common
preferred-.,
Canadian
14%
8%
•
•
class
.
Iron
12%
35%
25
Telephone
Chemical
Company
Canada
,
*
•
Class B
4 % r/r,
Jan
Morgan & Co 4%%
52%
49%
Canada
60%
35% May
48%
.
*
55
92%
Canada
1,915
-4—100
common—!——*
Ltd
34%
43%
Cement
73 %
B
45%
49%
$1.30
70
Ltd
class
Breweries
Class
Jan
44%
Canada
(Robt)
Molson
May
47% Mar
50
Calgary Power
73
———
41
50
Building
—5
Electric—
preferred
Mills
Jar./
Powell
Stores
25
preferred
Brown
&
250
preferred
Bruck
Jar.
40%
'
May
23% May
79% May
•
Jan
33 %
4,280
common—
2,825
'A
Columbia
31
3,090
Tel„——a— 10
preferred
Mitchell
Feb
% r/o
British
&
42%
5
Brockville
Tel
38% Jan
4
5 % %
3,481
'
*
-preferred-
$1.30
Nova
4% '/r,
30%.
preferred-—10
6%
14
Jar.
Jan
50
-
MacMillan Bloedel
Feb
70
•
21%
33
Lawrence Power
Jun
40
_
Lower St
23
60
50
Power
_
13% May
57%
48%
—
67
40%
•
Oil
55
35
9,055
.;47
Ltd--
Jan
Jan
61%
£1
al5
75 %
74
48%
(John)
20% Mar
22
72%
.50
..
_
al4
50
Lines-—
Ltd
59%
853
50
preferred
Ltd
Bros
(M)
Maritime
•
•
Corp 5%
17% May
.
Loeb
Massey-Ferguson
10
Paper class A_.
6 % May
Jan
30%
25
——
Service
29% May
32'A May
10
*
Public
40% May
.
25
Power
5% %
42%
67
B
Bowater
22%
Jan
135
—10
Telephone
Bo water
Feb
1,173
52 %
—25
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bell
100
46%
51%
52%
•
pfd—
Montreal
of
22%
46 %
Jan
15
38 Vb May
28%
•
*
5%%
40%
Jan
43
-
Ltd—
Selburn
Bank
Feb
31%
——
50
:.
32%
5,495
22%
50
common
Corp
6,075
34%
46%
—50
preferred—:.
Argus
Asbestos
40%
33%
Ltd
5
50
a23% a23%
r:48%
Corp——_—5
Pipe
1,300
75%
7.60
com
—
Interprovincial
Jun
39%
pfd.—25
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd.
Paper
preferred
Glass
a23 %
*
High
•
6%
al5
25
Canada
Low
High
6%
al7% al7%
—
com—*
Powders
of
Utilities
$2
—-10
1
Nickel
International
Iroquois
34
*
:
Bronze
International
May
22
preferred
preferred
International
Jan
40%
Aluminium
Low
6%
*
.
Cement
International
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37 Vs
„
common—•
new
A_
for Week
Low
*
Power
% ','c
4
Sales
Range
Par
(John)
Inland
Week's
Sale Priee
Inglis
Dollars
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Canadian
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
Par
Exchange
Expressed in
.
.
2c
2c
2c
May
500
2c
Fvo
.1
15 c
14c
16c
2,200
6%c
9%c
11c
12,030
8%c
12% Mar
1
*
13%
13%
13%
100
1
3.40
3.35
3.50
23,307
1.94
7
1.10
Jun
Jun
3c
Apr
Feb
19c
Jun
Apr
12 %c
Jan
15 %
May
May
Jan
4.25
Volume 193
Number 6065
..
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Chess
Low '
High
Low
Mining
____1
2 Vac
2 Vac
2 Vuc
__1
3,500
Chibougamau
12c
11c
14c
9,300
Corp
Copper Corp
Lake Mines Ltd
Chipman
Cleveland
1
Corp_;
Copper
Compagnie lVIiniere L'Ungava
Consolidated Div
"A"
Consol
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Crain
&
Warrants
A
85c
3.100
75c
25c
21,000
22c
Dominion
Leaseholds
Dominion
Oilcloth
__:
34c
1
Ltd
1.75
Nickel Mines
Ltd—
Apr
60c
Jan
Jan
48
Jun
Maple
9% May
10 Va
Jun
Minnesota
3.75
Jun
Moore
18%
Feb
Murray
34c
Jun
Apr
24,850
25c
May
81c
13,100
55c
Apr
1.15
Feb
Pembina
2,235
19 y4
Jun
24 V2
Jan
Quebec
:
56 Va
1.75
4c
5c
2,500
3c
Feb
10c 13 Vac
77,500
6c
Feb
1.60
Jan
1.99 May
9c
May
13 %c
Jun
Rock
Steep
Superior
Corp Ltd_
Mines Ltd
Foreign Power Sec
Fundy Bay Copper
Jan
3 Vac May
Jan
71c
4 Va %
3c
4,200
2c
Mar
2.75
200
45c
May
6c
3 Vav. May
2.75
Feb
2,500
jc
Jan
8 V2C Mar
23c
23c
2,000
16c
Jan
27c
Apr
6c
5c
6 V2C
17,580
3V2C
Jan
6V2C
39c
36c
40c
17,500
35c
Apr
48c
3,050
39
39
18 Va
39%
18 V4
42%
150
30%
200
10
585
22
21%
7,300
300
16 Vs
100
150
"
4.15
jun
29c
May
Jan
Apr
Jun
9
8%
i33/4
jail
—
;
A—._
class
Corp
1
*
;
Mountain
10%
1
*
*
J
Oil
—
—
54 Va
Pipe
Line
__
Canada Ltd common—■_*
of
%
13%
18%
15%
Co._—*
95c
72c
13%
Jan
20%
May
19% May
451/2 May
Jan
Jan
22% Mar
22% May
13 % Apr
29
May
16 Vs
33
Feb
44%
60
Apr
s
Jan
Jun
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825
250
3,180
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4,813
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Jun
16%
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Jun
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26
2.60 Jan
21c
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40
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46c
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600
2.75
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50
60c
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Jan
200
15
21 %
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1.785
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35c
300
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470
3.75
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100
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warrants
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MacLaren
44
1.75
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1.50 Mar
74c
4%c
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Futurity
May
19 Va May
19 y4
81c
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Mines
29c
24
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11%
1
Ltd
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Gold
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1
3.75
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1,600
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29 % Mar
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100
65 c
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75c
1
50
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Dominion Explorers Ltd
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class
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Fab
6c
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28
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43
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4
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25
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38
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Labrador
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Lochaber
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35c
37c
37c
9 VaC 11 Vac
8,700
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7.40
2,250
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13c
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3.25
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10c
50c
May
151/or May
Jan
8.60 May
Jan
Anglo
Jan
May
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
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—
8c
200
2c
Feb
8c
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18c
Apr
45
75
4.00
8%
9
700
2.05
300
1.90
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2.48
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3.20
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Jan
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22c
3 VaC May
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50c
500
25c
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65c
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5.65
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May
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400
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67,700
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61c
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Mar
2.75 May
85c
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Canada
300
1.66 May
Can
Dominion
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Ltd—class
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
5c
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8V2C May
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5,000
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2,600
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13c
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59
56
62
2,942
700
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300
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100
5.70
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1.65 May
52c
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7,602
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72%
70
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4,216
56%
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1.48
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1.42 May
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5c
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27
1
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27
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May
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115
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10,500
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45
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1
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25
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9c
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155
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25
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Baska
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.
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40
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22
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104
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page
55
20
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preferred
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10
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154
5,918
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16
1,044
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Advocate
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897
1
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1.50
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1.85
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118
2.20
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1
Feb
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1.80
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warrants
2c
1.96
*
Nickel
Beaver
Woodford
96c
-*
1,000
50c
1
__r__—.
4,800
8c
—
1,250
5.50
i
B
14c
5.65
1
class
Imperial
2 VaC
i
Ltd-—1
Ltd-
Mar
27,000
69c
*.
—
2 Vac
2.15
* -h
Mines
13 VaC
__
_*
10
Ltd
38c
5,800
4c
50c
4.75c
50
*
1
Exploration
Amer
66,500
60c
Ltd
May
1
4c
3,500
4.00
■
Products
1.04
—lc
Analogue
Controls
Anchor Petroleums
2.05
;
_
Jan
44c
1
Mines—.
10c
Apr
44 Va
8%
I_12
_
Anacon Lead
/ 17c
-
——
Ltd_
56c
18 Va
10c
20c
Pete
Leduc
American
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
_
preferred
Amalgamated Rare Earth
43%
■1
Ltd
7,317
*
4%
Co
Jan
10c
ale
13c
13c
■
1
—_*———
May
19%
*
Feb
27
2.15
19%
Jan
Apr
2.05
19 %
Jun
4.50
25
50
1
Ltd
Aluminium
20c
10c
•
Ltd
43c
Jan
Jun
—*
Alminex
Feb
ale
1
Ltd
98c
9% May
22
17
'
■
__
___.—
94c
% May
I2V2C May
Jan
8c
5.40
4,500
:
Jun
25
10c
4 Va %
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Jan
Corp
Co
4934
6c
«
Mines
Jan
750
x——
Mineral
25%
8%c
1
Virginia Mining Corp.—.
—
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd 1
Wendell
Aluminum
8V2C
0
_
Explorations
Mining
52c
32% May
2.25
pfd— .100
6%
Bldg Credit warrants
Mining
Roxana
Jan
May
22
—
Jan
Mar
22
2.80
48c
-
31c
9c
9,960
18%
—.——
25%
85
___
Warrants
Algonquin
4.25
109
Central common
Algoma Steel
Allied
3.95
106 %
Preferred
55
700
warrants-
Ventures Ltd
Weedon
Jan
8%c
24
Jun
2.75
Oils
1,000
2.50
Properties
Elec
7c
Jun
8
Feb
42% Mar
23% Mar
10
Gas
Cons
3.101
49%
Fund
*_
Feb
5c
14
35c
2.25
—1
Corp
May
1,000
13 %c
Apr
100
10
*
—
8Vac
49 Va
0
Corp
Ltd
6c
3V2C
39 VaC May
5c
Mar
50
Natural
Pac
Algoma
5c
8c
36%
100
Class B preferred
34c
♦
Mines
_
Freezers
Trebor
May
65. May
—5
Trunk
a32 a32 V2
HIT
;
trust
7 Vac
a32
1
i
Corp
Alberta
98
99c
warrants
Alberta
Jan
1.80
preferred
Jun
9C
Jan
91 Va
3%c
common
A
13c" Jan
Jan
1
10,100
50
Ltd
Petroleum
..
19 Va
87
43c
—
Gas
Class
Apr
Jun
_
Voting
645
—
Distillers
Alberta
3,805
22
98
2.10
Gold
Yellowknife
Warrants
11%
Marlv
4c
Ltd
Ltd
9V2 May
10 Va Mar
3,000
Ltd-*
Jun
8%
98
94c
Explorations
Alberta
8
21%
98
22
Ltd
Surpass Shoe.
Agnico Mines Ltd*
Alba
675
4.25
Mines
Mines
Akaitcho
24%
5c
100
'■
x_.
Uranium
30
Feb
*
Ltd
Mines
Trans-Canada
Trans
7c
4VaC
4c
*
Power
Exploration
Titan
3,000
4c
1
Consolidated
Lake
Tib
200
8c
6c
a2V2C
*
:J.
Tache
Jan
■—*
;—:
Services
Tazin
3.50
Jan
4c
Ltd—
Jun
Preferred
Class A
5V2
25
11%
1
Metals
68c
Jun
62
1
Ltd
Warrants
Sullivan
3.50
5C
1
Mines
Air
Mar
May
1
South
Spartan
32c
Jan
_
Canada
Jun
Jan
class A
Dulauit
1.51
1.10 May
May
Ltd
Sobey's Stores
Southern
Jan
7 %c
O
Ltd
Ltd
Apr
2c
Inc
Mines
Siscoe
13 Va
6c
com—*
____
Refining
(1957)
24c
Feb
2c
Development-
Shop & Save
Jun
52c
900
Jan
12c
8c
j
—
Columbian
Gas
1.44
47c*
11%
100
250
13C
Enterprises
St
1,000
24,600
13c
Mines Ltd
Gold
Foo's
78c
12%
1,265
7.25
Development
Cross
Ruby
Jun
88c
12,500
Ltd
&
1.22
8%
;
Quebec
Red
May
29 3a
Cobalt & Exploration—— ___1
Quebec
96,661
"
1
Producers
Gas
117c
23%
8%
common..
Agnew
50,500
*
Provo
Jan
32c
Ltd
Mills
12 V2
8
(Quebec)Ltd_l
Gas Ltd
Steel
Apr
29
Corp of Canada—
cumulative 1st preferred- —50
Prairie
11
2V2C
Ltd.——j—
Mining Corp
Premier
100
-1
Mining; Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
4 V2 'k
11
28c
*
Pitt Gold
Power
Advocate
2V2C
—
Explorers
Jun
100
Ltd.______„——___ —90c
Oils
34 Vs
32c
Ltd
Ltd——:
Opemisca
Feb
—1
-*——
Opemiska
27
3.50
Corp.— 1
Metals
Industries
Northwest
810
8Ve
Ltd—1
Power Co Ltd
Quebec
Acadia
3.50
-:___*'_50c
:
North
Northern
Jun
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mints
24c
15,439
22
Sugar new
A
Class
High
9,066
39%
25
Atlantic
Acadia
Feb
19,800
10
Mines Ltd—
Jan
Jun
Jan. 1
10c 11 %c
39%
Preferred
9 Vac
68c
a
Mines
Amulet
Jan
Range Since
Low
High
37 Va
10 %c
Abitibi Power & Paper common
1.50
60c
——.
Uranium-Mines
Santiago
New
33%
Shares
Low
Ltd.
Mines
Abacus
1.21 May
29 Va
*
Light & Pwr Co Ltd
Lake
Jack
New
77,050
Mar
Jun
3.50
50c
t
-1
Newfoundland
24c
25
Feb
1.50
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
85c
63c
_
*—
Ltd
500
1.40
1.40
*
Ltd
Canada
Minerals
400
15c I6V2C
Mills Ltd-
Rice
50c
17,300
1.15
78c
a
Mount
Jun
28c
1.50
12 y4
:_
;
;
_
21c
Jun
4c
90c
i
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Jan
11
1
Mining Corjt of Canada Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Pleasant
3c
33
33%
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—.
Mount
5,000
19c
19c
7%
;
Jan
1.50
Ltd.—
6 Vs Mar
17%
1.15
—
_
Mines
250
100
——__
Ltd
7 V2
24
3c
:—
Mercury
Merrill
7Va
Ltd.
Ltd——_
Corp
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
A___
Ltd
Corp.
Mining
Mines
Massval
class
& Exulora'n Co
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Jun
Pa
Labrador
Canadian
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Apr
4.25
Friday
Jan
Exchange
Exorcised In
Oil
6.25
6.10
6 25
6 552
*
5%
5
5%
15.484
*
*
6
5%
6
350
55
55
55
25
4?%
Feb
55
M"y
*
33%
33%
34
17.993
29%
Jan
36
Apr
3.80
5
Jan
ADr
5.75 May
7%
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2704)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Frice
Week's
Range
Low
Par
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
4V4
4 % %
78
240
77%
50
50
100
40%
preferred
4% %
78
I
preferred
5%
50
50
preferred
5 % %
Forest
Packers
British Columbia
British
Columbia
Bond
Reef
Brown
Mills
Class
■Consolidated
44%
May
44%
Jan
Consolidated
93
91
93
721
90
Jan
93
Mar
Consolidated
Discovery
50
49
55
1,555
47
Apr
55
Jun
52%
Consolidated
Dragon
52'/a
Consolidated
East
12%
53
180
34%
35%
10,884
25
51
52
19%
19%
200
1
28c
28c
14%
14%
8 Va
8V2
Gold
&
1
Smelting
1
Buffalo
Ankerite
Buffalo
Red
Burlington
class
Jan
Consolidated
Mic
Apr
Consolidated
Mining
Jun
10,500
%
Mar
Jan
Apr
3.00 May
Consolidated
Morrison
5.80
Jun
Consolidated
Mosher
8c
Jan
Consolidated Negus
1.16
1,300
1,000
36 Va
940
32
1.06 Mar
4c
1.49 May
Mar
6c
Jan
37
22
19
19
533
16
Jun
11
11 %
5,731
11
May
7%
7%
525
13c
13%
Consolidated
Mines
Mine_.
Jun
Consolidated
Quebec Gold
13c
Jan
Consolidated
44c
Mar
23%
Jan
Rights
30%
Jun
Class
A
Feb
Class
B
18,002
8c
Jan
Calalta Petroleum
5,000
23c
Jan
8c
40c
40c
43c
17 Va
17%
18 Va
4,448
28%
29 %
5,915
102
102
46
2.85
2.85
100
31 %c 31 %c
1,600
__
_
•
Calgary & EdmontonCalgary Power common
5Vf
9c
_25c
_
1
29%
__
_
preferred
100
Calvan
Consolidated
Calvert
Gas
Camerina
&
Oil
*
*
Petroleum
Bread
common
Cement
common
2.00
8.65
Foils
•
Foundries
common
Canada
Malting
Canada
Oil
-
common
-
Packers
class
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
28
Apr
Class
16%
Apr
Cosmos
26
26%
175
21
Feb
73
18%
Jan
27% May
21% Feb
75
Jun
85
74
Mar
2,005
63%
Jan
1.15
1,700
88c
Feb
6 %c
10c
16,990
5c
Feb
29c
58
59%
272
Jan
61
May
49
58
56%
58
953'
48%
73%
73 Va
75
940
57%
9%c
9'Ac
900
5c
Apr
Canada Tungsten
Canada Wire class
Astoria
Courvan
Class
A
Class
Cowichan
3,265
2.75
59
850
40'A
Jan
59
May
13
294
12
Jan
13
1.80
1.72
1.85
13,000
9
9
9
350
1
1.23
7
Jan
Jan
Feb
3.60
Crain
1.98
May
9% May
common
Class
Canadian
Dredge
Dyno
2nd
12
1,400
8%
Jan
13 Via May
Delnite
Denison
Food
2.25
Jan
5.30
1,190
2.30
Jan
5.45 May
Apr
5,604
21%
Feb
30
34
3,660
31 Va
Feb
34% May
7% Mar
1,730
6%
7 Va
3.45
3.60
9,450
79C
79c
80c
10,000
7
7%
13
6,700
2,740
6
2.00
69c
6%
May
Apr
Jan,
"14%
Feb
May
4.10 Mar
Mar
90c
Jan
9
81c
May
76c
78c
550
71c
Jan
1.25
3.100
84c
Jan
Apr
5%
Oil
Canadian
Dickenson
Canadian
Tire
Petroleum
Dome
4'ir
78c
4,360
3,556
1.52
Jan
2.04
1,035
10%
Jan
12
9
9
9%
700
7%
Jan
8
7%
8%
Jan
929
4.50
Jan
53
53
53
160
37%
Jan
20c
5%
5%
5%
I,650
2.35
2.45
1,970
*
*
A
Dominion
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
18%
18%
18%
8%
55
May
Asbestos
Cayzor
Jun
Duvan
Jan
2.95
Apr
Rights
15%
Feb
Central
Pat
40c
26c
1,875
22c
Jan
1,658
67c
Jan
23,335
4.40
Jan
2.90
3.10
1,500
1.30
Jan
10%
11%
1,057
9%
Jan
Oils
Apr
Easy
Economic
12
Apr
Jun
11%
Jan
Jun
66
Jun
Amphi
9% May
Eddy
9%
9Va
9%
1,315
14%
14%
14%
4,129
7%
7%
7 Va
20
i
31c
32c
3.80
14
6
6 %
200
8 Vac
9 VaC
4,500
20c
20c
30 3/»
32%
101% 101%
6%
7,700
65
*
20c
•
31
25
25%
10
10
Jan
Jan
15%
*
com_I*
Jan
11
Apr
4.80
May
8c
Apr
5,153
18c
Mar
7,050
23%
42c
Jan
7% May
13c
Jan
39c
Jan
Jan.
33
Jun
99
Mar*
103
May
24,127
21%
Jan
26% May
2.101
7%
Jan
12
49%
Jan
63
Apr
3 VaC
Combined
Wines_
Inv
Smelting
El
Mines
Con
Key
For
Emco
Life
Jan
13 Vac Mar
2,500
42c
18c
Feb
Feb
56c
Apr
Jan
14% May
197/b May
May
■
33c
33c
1,500
13
1
13
14
1,700
20c
6.15
19
19
400
17
90c
95c
655
70c
Jan
12c
12c
275
4c
Mar
41%
41%
200
33%
58%
40
8%c
—
8 Vac
3,500
6c
8%
-
8%
1,645
5%
90
97%
Flooring
Jan
52
1.00
Apr
15c
Feb
May
42 %
Jan
May
59
Jun
9Vac
Mar
Jan
10 % May
Jan
43
Falconbridge
Famous
21.%
213%
21%
100
14%
Jan
24
17 %
16%
17%
335
15%
Apr
18% Mar
Apr
18% May
Fatima
Federal
Grain
May
600
15%
33 Va
212
32
10c
1,585
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
40c
44c
23,817
37c
Apr
63c
Feb
7C
7c
7 Vac
19,000
5c
Mar
9 Vac
Apr
1.02
1.02
1.05
1,200
91c
Jan
1.25 Mar
Mar
Jan
13%
13
2,870
12% Mar
15'A May
49c
50c
2,550
25c
80c
6.35
6.25
6.35
3,400
95c
1.02
5,800
85c
Mar
9C
9c
1,000
7c
Apr
13%
1.35
1.40
4,000
27%
235
3c
13,000
40c
1
13c
13c 13 Vac
1
75c
65c
46c
5.00
Jan
Jan
7.20
131,000
Class
*
Fleet
46.
31c
May
12c
Jan
16,000
8c
2,125
24 Vac
26c
43,300
29 Vac Mar
9 Vac
Jan
56
Jun
39c
18,115
27c
Mar
9.70
9.60
10%
12,902
64c
60c
65c
14,016
9.25
39c
93c
2.75
2.75
2.85
3,550
2.65 May
39%
30%
40'A
9,677
30%
22
22
22%
1,154
197/o Mar
7.75
7.90
3.75
Jan
Feb
8.25
7,820
Jan
10
19%
25
15,820
10 Va
Jan
25
10
10
125
10
Jun
13%
28
28
28
55
28
Mar
6%
7
2,262
3.90
5Va
Jan
27%
10
6.65
Mar
40% May
Jun
19%
_*
Jun
11% Mar
Jan
52c
Jan
-1
common
__*
1
,
1
..
!
28
8 Va
Jan
Jun
Jan
Mar
May
4.00
750
57%
57
59
6,065
45
Feb
59
10%
9%
10%
1.445
7
Jan
10%
Jun
12
12%
400
10%
Feb
13%
Jun
67%
69%
2,693
63
Feb
75% May
18%
17%
19
65,754
14%
Jan
21
21
175
17 Va Mar
21
Feb
13
12%
13%
5,487
10
Jan
13%
Jun
5c
5c
5c
7,000
4VaC
Feb
6Vac
Jan
9,100
'
..
10c
2.30
Jan
10c
11c
4c
4c
4 VaC
8,300
4c
66c
7,000
56c
Jan
VaC
1 Va c
106,100
Vac
Jun
4 Vac
19
Feb
63c
4.75 Mar
8Vac
Jun
Jun
16%c May
Jan
•i.
1
6c
Jan
4%c
5,500
4 Va c
Feb
1.79
1.70
1.84
23,500
1.46
Apr
1.72
1.85
5,175
1.55
Jan
16%
16 Va
200
15%
Feb
16 Va
4134
35
Jan
47
pfd____
20
_10
-
41%
20
*
42'A
131
1.50
1.75
6,331
26%
1.55
26 Va
25
25
Jun
110
58
Jan
65
485
19%
Jun
21% May
1.60
89,900
1.60
1.51
13 %c
12 Vac
14c
9,000
4 %c
4
VaC
4 VaC
13,500
11 %
11%
11 Va
400
9'
Feb
104
100
105
305
70
Jan
41
99c
Jan
9c
Jan
4
VaC
1.78 May
20c
Jan
5%
5%
14%
12%
14%
1,920
14%
12%
14%
8,420
56%
52%
57
14,539
*
105
8% Mar
*
8c
11%
7% Mar
10
——
Feb
Apr
61%
20%
1
5%
100
23c 25 Vac
1
:
May
2.50 May
27
20 Va
*
10
Jun
Jun
61 Va
20%
1
A
1.84
2.00 May
Apr
1.50
Feb
May
1.75
—1
Jan
3c
-—1
;
common
7c
1.01
——1
-
4,750
4.75 May
15c
5%
Feb
32c
May
Feb
Jun
Jun
Jan
May
15%
Jun
15
Jun
Ford
Jan
78c
Jan
1.50
22
Jan
27 Va
Jun
4c
Apr
2%c Jan
24%c Mar
42c
May
May
Jan
Jan
90c
May
46c
49c
12,100
43c
Feb
70c
Apr
6.20
1,500
4.70
Jan
6.50
Aor
5%
3.65
3.80
6,050
3.30 Mar
4.15
Jan
5%%
14 Va
860
16c
6,500
5 Va
5%
2,320
3.90
Jan
12
12 Va
3,585
8%
Jan
12 %
May
23C
25c
II,593
20 %c
Jan
3lc
May
General
1.50
200
1.30
Feb
Apr
General
11
160
79c
81c;
Jan
16'A
Apr
13c
Jan
17c
Jun
11
Jan
160
151
May
28c
700
20c
28c
45.800
63c
Jan
21 %c Mar
17c
Jan
3.50
1,085
2.90
Jan
10c
5,000
34c
13,700
3.25
3.25
9c
31c
31c
6c
30c
12c
Jan
46c
62
50
41
Jan
69 %
28%
28%
25
27%
Jan
29 Va
62
62
-
Ltd
5
5
5
100
5
Jun
8
8
8
100
8
Jun
60c
63c
8,392
45c
Jan
13 Va
63c
13%
13%
86 %
86'A
88
488
65
155'%
153
156
981
130
1
Co
675
*
13
12%
13
4 Vac
4 VaC
4 VaC
1,000
*
22
21%
22
1,698
10
4.20
4.00
4.35
8,770
*
10 Vac
10 Vac
12c
19,690
1
17%
preferred
common
17%
18
3.95
4.20
1
5c
5c
Jan
10
14
88 %
Jan
156
Jan
4c
14 Va
Jan
6c
25
Apr
3.25
Jan
4.70
8c
Jan
17c
15%
Jan
23%
3.25 May
225
A
Co
6 %
8%
72c
Jan
"
21
700
—*
class
10
1,465
20c
Ltd
Mines
1.98
4.40
Mar
4.5C
15%c May
12%
255
7,750
24
Jan
41
Trailer
General
20
Jan
1.12
5
(US)
(Charles)
9c
Jan
16'A
19,700
*
__
__
Co
Petroleum
44c
17%
610
1.87
20
French
Frosst
2,235
20%
1.51
._*
_
Companies
Frobisher
19%
19%
_*■
Corp
Foundation
Freuhauf
18%
20
1.54
—1
—
A
Canada
Francoeur
18%
25c
._
Motor
of
58%
*
Fleetwood
Ford
Apr
Jan
1
1
class
37%
1
Canadian
Manufacturing
9,500
11
25c
Mar
7 VaC May
24 %c Feb
25c
37 VaC
A
16,100
28c
!
Jan
16c
21c
Jan
37 %c
common
80c
160
.'
12c
Jun
Mining
Fittings
1.50
8O0
Mar
6 VaC Mar
Developments Ltd
Preferred
May
1.23 May
18c
Farwest
15c
10
2.50
;
7c
43c
A
Players
13%
1
common
3,375
1
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd—
A-
6.05
25c
6c
1,000
*
Mining
39
■
9 VaC
12
Mar
24,950
Fanny
3.80
3c
7c
Nickel
Jan
*
Jun
2,500
50c
—
Jan
1.35
108%
Jan
4 VaC
9 VaC 10 Vac
24 %c
*
Preferred
Jun
9c
4c
64c
class
5c
42c
108 108%
8c
lc
Eureka
Corp
Exquisite Form
53%
3c
Z*
17% May
12
Jan
7c
Insurance
49%
5 Va
page
Jan
Apr
43c
—
Jan
27
*
see
15% May
10% May
27 %c
Jun
May
1.63 May
18%
Jan
2
Ltd
Jan
l
National
1
;
Feb
HI*
footnotes,
15c 15 Va c
9%c
Mining
Empire
Erie
&
3c
*
Metals
Mines
125
8'A
Jan
15%
13,200
.
Mines
Sol
39 Va
27c
___
Mines-.,
Ltd
80c
675
32c
1
—
37 %
3c
1
-
17%
—
..
class
Paper
125
37c
Cellulose
Life
1,247
11%
*
Common
975
1
Mines
Coniaurum Holdings,
22,404
18
30c
—
1,000
1
Enterprises
Coniagas
1.25
17%
108%
—.
Trust—.
44
*
Mines
Confederation
1.17
18
8%
Co
49%
III
Mines
Commoil
Conduits
1.18
17Va
*
Machine
3 VaC
16%
1
Gold
9Vac
11%
common—*
Steel
&
Mines
49%
Hill*
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Lake
28c
Feb
Apr
100
16
»
Mar
10 3/8
32 Va
"III
H*
~_i
ZZ*
30c
25%
*
Cochenour Willans
Columbia
Jan
6c
1
Mines
43%
44
1
Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining & Smelt—
Combined
12c
1,500
1
common
Gold
Match
Eldrich
25
20
Chib
Coin
9,400
it
Chemical
Rights
Feb
9%
49%
1
u
&
120
18c
17 %
i
Malartic
Eddy
Corp
Mining
8 %
6 Vac
—*
-
Mineral
Washing
3.75
11
Mines
Chromium
4.10 May
16c
8%
11%
_
Sullivan
East
63
Oil
Chimo Gold
Jan
common
Fraser
Gai
6%
3.85
6%c
16c
6 %c
4.00
&
_
East
200
l
Cheskirk
Feb
& Coal
&
East
5,149
l
Chesterville
3.25
Petroleum
Feb
11
Gold
Chateau
Jun
1,450
3.75
23.50
Apr
7% May
1.35
66
Porcupine
Charter
Jun
20% May
11
Central Del Rio
Central
Feb
May
Jun
_
Copper Co
85c
6 %
1
Ltd
75c
Jun
Mines
Duvex
1.01
*
preferred
Corp
Jun
68
-
Tar
Dynamic
6
__1
Athabaska
67c
11%
35
Textile
Donalda
64 Va
,
Cassiar
20
107%
-
common
Preferred
Dominion
Apr
26c
11
9 Va
Jan
Apr
1.00
•
Ltd
117,026
3.20
Jan
7c
Electrohome
Dominion
May
5%
6 Ve
26c
1.22 May
Jan
4.30
350
2.50
Quartz
75c
■
Warrants
10
Mines
67c
10
Preferred
__1
Westinghouse
Erin
Can
20,287
it
48c
78c
Jan
84c
Mines
__
18%
Stores
*
Explor
18
2.50
Dominion
•
preferred
Candore
18
2.35 May
16
107%
common
Feb
Vickers
Canadian
4,550
Feb
Bridge
Dairies
11% May
9%
1.73
A
Gas
26,000
2.44
*
_
Dominion
Dominion
Steel
*
Natural
8 VaC
*
Dominion
*
Western
7c
2.35
Jan
_
Feb
Corp class A—
Canadian
May
7c
2.40
Apr
_
11%
*
Canadian
May
May
9c
7%
—
16
Common
.
11c
Jan
58 %
Seagrams
500
11%
Railway
Thorium
9c
Feb
4 Vac
101 Va
Mines
2,952
Salt
Canadian
Mar
5c
6,000
1
Mines'
Distillers
13
100
Pacific
4c
5,000
25c
11%
common
Petrofina
May
105
_
Oils
11
1.62
preferred
Canadian
May
-1
12%-
10 %
Co_
Canadian
May
57c
50
Mines"
12%
Inca
Cos
12c
Jan
85
i_—
Foundry
common
Northwest
Canadian
41c
Feb
8c
1
—
Palmer
Dome
Elder
North
Feb
8c
28c
107 107'A
Magnesium
Locomotive
Canadian
Mines
Dominion
Malartic Gold
Canadian
25c
6 Vac
—
—
Dominion
1.69
Bank
Industrial
Gas
Marconi
Jan
7c
Mines,
Jan
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Mar
6c
6c
*
A
Mines
Gold
Devon
1.75 Mar
10%
Imperial
Canadian
16c
Jun
7c
—
Mining
May
3.10
Canadian
Jan
Mar
2Vac
6c
22c
Brewis
5.15
1
Industries
6,700
2.40
May
107 % 107 %
—
4.45
10c
class
45c 47 %c
47c
.100
3.95 Mar
20c
Machine
2,000
1—1
4.05 May
Warrants
Ice
10,600
9c
llc
Jun
1.74 May
30c
1.51 Mai-
2,665
33c
8c
*
preferred
5,815
Oil
Canadian
4c
31c
*
_
2,960
2.35
Canadian
4c
31c
—
Ltd
4.10
100
Husky
7,000
6,850
—
4.30
16%
class
28 (A
107%
—
4.00
common
Securities
May
Jan
20
17,866
*
4.15
A_50c
Oil
Products
Apr
2.85
107%
common
4.10
*
class
27c
1.69
12c 12 Vac
__
4.20
1
&
1.19
Feb
48c
May
1.15
*
Morse
24c
1.60
Jan
Jan
1.80
6,670
12c
*
*
Canadian High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
2,975
4.35
29
Warrants
Canadian
4.60
4.05
»
preferred
Canadian
4.05
13%
preferred
Gas
24c
1.60
—
Horn
11
3
Canadian Gas Energy preferred
Canadian
Deldona
12
*
Gen
Deer
13
—
Canadian
Feb
Feb
34
Mines
Export
Fairbanks
Canadian
10c
8%
27%
Dock
Canadian
.
Feb
50'A Mar
Mar
29
Petroleum
Canadian
B
Jun
Jan
5
34
common
Steel
68c
15,110
*
10c
Drawn
Class
4c
43 Va
13%
Wright
Canadian
19,700
42c
1.02
Mines
Daragon
300
*
Delhi
Canadian
6,700
1
Canadian
49c
1.10
44c
69c
Explorers
Daering
5,989
»
Petroleum
Devonian
63c
1.05
50c
Timber
A
5
•
A
Preferred
Curtis
May
*
Mines
Cusco
48
7
Collieries
Canadian
5 Vac
5c
3.50
Canadian
38c
100
International
5
;
Chieftain
130,075
•
Zellerbach
Crown
46 %
Chemical
Warrants
Canadian
5 Vac
25
Canadian
May
41c
100
Trust
Crown
•
common
preferred
Canadian
Jan
55c
35c
Jan
Ltd
L)
(R
46%
4.05
class
39c
Jun
38c
Warrants
Feb
4.05
Canners
Feb
35c
1
1
Mines-
Crestbrook
•
warrants
Celanese
$1%
22 %c May
Jan
20c
3,500
Feb
.*
Canadian
15c
7,483
22c
78p
Conner
Craigmont
Crush
2.98
common
Canadian
2,240
■
18c
21c
*
Crowpat Minerals
57
warrants
B
40c
40c
Jan
17 %C
18c
12c
Mines
-
Apr
2.91
Minerals
British Aluminium
May
4.05
1
Mining
Apr
12%
Bakeries
Canadian
40c
*
Decoursey
Breweries
Jan
12,675
Imperial
60 % May
•
Canadian
30c
23,280
B
22c
59
_
Canadian
15,498
1.35
Petroleum
class
85
12 %
_
Canadian
16c
*
Jan
♦
1
common
B
13 %c
2.60
Ltd
Jan
Mar
1
Lines
Mar
32c
Mar
1.60 Mar
12.50
Petroleum
Preferred
20c
Jun
1.12
—-
Jan
1
—
Corby Distillery
Jan
70%
.
Copper
Mar
Jan
72%
10
Canada Southern Oils warrants—
Jun
6.00
29
Jan
170
*
13c
Mines—2.50
Mines
Rand Chiboug
14
5,685
*
8,033
27%
Mines—
Copper-Man
21
19%
A
Jan
25%
79%
B
2.68
1.17
Publishing
Clark
Copp
Coppercorp
18 %
150
79
9%c
2.55
2.50 May
2.20
Exploration
10'A May
154
18%
_
Jun
Conwest
250
79
-
2.65
——A
Jan
Jan
11,000
—1
preferred
Apr
3.75 Mar
25%
|
2.00
May
26
26%
«
_
Feb
38c
27
19'A
Lands
Warrants
May
8 Vac
26 Va
Common
—
Apr
6c
2.90 May
15%
10
•
Feb
103
26%
100
—
preferred
2,250
1,045
5.55
Jan
15
*
Canada Iron
6.00
27%
1.05
11%
Jan
Apr
25%
♦
it
.
A
4.55
26%
5.50
*
Stone
Cut
26c
2,575
_
common
2.85
21,070
13%
13%
23%
101
5,120
8.30
12%
27
Crushed
1.05
8.40
12 %
•Preferred
Canada
Canada
Class
1.90
1
Canada
Canada
cv
31 %
1
-
Canada
4 %%
—
1
Oil
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Class
—
Gas
Consumers
11 Vac
8c
1.19
Poplar__
Regcourt
West
Feb
2.25
Mines
Consolidated Sannorm
Cadamet
5c
*
Northland
Pershcourt
Red
1,000
26'A
Mines
Nicholson
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
Vac
4
4 VaC
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
8
6c
Exploration —1
-2
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
*
Mines
May
May
6%
4c
*
—1
Smelting
&
Apr
17,100
1
Ltd^
Oils Ltd
Mac
Jan
Vac May
May
5 Vac
1
Gold
2.00
8c
4c
1
Mines
Marbenor
2.30
5
4 %c
11%
8%
Consol
Jan.
4 Va c
1
Consolidated ' Mogul
1.16
•
Halliwell
15
4 Va C
"
A
Consolidated
38c"
3$%
__
Dry Dock
Feb
Marcus
36
*
Burns
48 %
3c
7
Iron—
Arrow
Consolidated
4 Vac
;
Golden
600
*
Fenimore
Consolidated
Jun
•
_
Consolidated
Apr
May
4
158,670
5 Vac
Apr
15 %
52
High
10 Va
1
•^---1
Crest
14%
20
1
1
Lake
Products
Burrard
5%c
Flin
Oil
Mar
123/4
525
5.80
5 Vac
2.75
Mining
Buffadison
Building
2.75
4.60
B
Brunswick
Callinan
25c
100
,
Feb
53
Low
9%
*
*
Gamma
19% May
235
41
45
5,750
1
A
14% May
33 V2 Apr
1,279
——25
Mines
class
51 % May
12
Jan
140
9,880
Company
Bruck
Beta
42% Mar
42
15%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
1
Mines
39% May
12%
Telephone
preferred
Bellekeno
135
15%
Power
Brooke
Broulan
class
Consolidated
536
12%
Products^.—*
Shares
*
Bakeries
Apr
80
42
*
Columbia
Columbia
Jan
44
Ai—*
preferred
British
British
for Week
Low
Par
High
Consolidated
———100
preferred
l/o preferred
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
British Columbia Electric—
4%
Week's
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Shares
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
Sales
of Prices
.
.
574 Mar
1.60
12 Va
166
t.00
Jan
May
Apr
Gaitwin
Mining
Gatineau
Geco
Power
preferred
preferred
Mines
General
General
Class
84c
May
Giant
30c
Jun
Giant
37
37
38 Va
1,585
104
103
104
115
109 VA
109%
(
100
_.
Motors
Drill
common
Jan
.
22 %
7,131
9 Va
10
1,490
7%
Jan
10 VA
17%
8,150
10%
Feb
17%
34
34
37 Va
1,447
34
Jun
44 Va
44%
45%
1,568
41
65c
200
.
-
1
55c
10%
*
17% Mar
55c
May
51c
1,110
1,263
Jan
Feb
7
.
Jan
'
8Vac
8C
50c
—1
Ltd
55c
10 VA
55c
10%
1———1
Mine:
Mines
60c
50c
——41
common
Ltd
45%-
21%
10%
10. Va
-
'
4,900
7
52c
3,755
26c
10%
2,774
%c Apr
Jan
9 Va Mar
Feb
Jun
Jun
16'A
22%
May
109%
10
50c
A
Mascot
•
16 Va
1%
Yellowknife
107
39 Va
104
1
—
Dynamics
Mines
Apr
Jan
1
1
Petroleum
25
J
'
36%
99%
-.
7c
May
*
Ltd
Bakeries
Development
General Steel Wares
Genex
*
100
common—
——
4c
2,800
<
22% May
48
65c
61c
Jun
Jun
Feb
May
Jun
Feb
12% May
12 VAc
Jan
62c
May
14%
Jan
Volume
193
Number 6065
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle"
.
(2705)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Glacier
Explorers
___1 •'
Glenn
Uranium
Globe
Envelopes
class
Mines
Goldfields
4%
A
Canada
500
Feb
19c
4,250
3%c Mar
7c
12 %
12%
13%
445
10% Mar
25c
28c
4,300
16c
18c
30,797
26c
17C
*
common
class a
147
-
145
44%
147
18 %c
Jan
31c
May
16c
Jun
24c
Jan
355
121
Jan
105
45
>43
Jan
155
45% May
500
5%
Apr
6'%
Jan
Locana
300
6% Mar
8'A
Jun
Loeb
15c
14 %c
17c
8,812
10c
Jun
10 %c
Jun
3.20
3.50
8,270
10c
Jan
20c
May
1
18 %
16%
18 Vi
13,928
Great
Lakes
Paper
new—.
*
38%
38
38 %
1,255
16%
Jun
Lakes
Power
common
*
14
14
14%
730
26%
Jan
*—
Warrants
8%
Gas common
preferred
Class B
Plains
Great
West
Coal
1956
6.25
147/8
Jan
Jan
41
Jun
8%
Jan
5%
65c
49'A
Jun
1.00
Jan
2.95
Apr
Macfie
1,325
8.65
Jan
14%
Apr
5.25
685
4.40
Jan
5.25 Mar
3.05
3.25
730
2.60
Jun
3.25
1.50
1.50
500
1.15
Apr
Magnet
Consolidated
15%
15
15%
2.659
11'A
Jan
18% May
Maher
Shoes
15
14%
15'A
1,521
11
Jan
17 Vi May
Mailman
16
10
Jan
5.40
495
3.50
3.00
150
2.60
Apr
3.00 Mar
15%
16
4,483
11%
Jan
16% May
Jan
45
44
Trust
Mines
1.65
2.95
—"
43
44
697
30%
5%c
1
5%c
500
6.75 May
4%c Mar
Lead
Gunnar
4 %c
4'Ac
2,500
1
8.45
8.35
8.95
20,657
i
MinesT
4Vic
4%c
4 Vac
5,000
1
;
Mining 1
Lake
Gwillim
Gold--;
4c
7c
Jan
7.05
Jan
4%c
May
Jan
7%c May
9.10
Jun
6c
Feb
Hallnor
Mines
Hardee
1.70
1
Cotton
Farms
common
1.60
1.70
19%
*
common
19%
100
1,200
16%
15%
16%
6,242
100
115
115
115
20
Harding Carpets
*
12%
12%
12%
750
Hard
1
11 %c
13c
7,910
1st
.
preferred
Rock Gold Mines
Harrison
Minerals
Hasaga
Head
Gold
of
Mines—
Lakes
Headway
Red
Gold
Heath
1
9Vic
Madsen
Red
Jan
Iron
1
34,500
Jan
15
Feb
19%
11%
Jan
19% May
114%
Jan
11
Jun
May
4%%
Jan
5 % %
4'Ac Mar
15c
May
41c
43c
4,100
40c
Jan
58c
1.54
1.82
Apr
234,375
42c
Feb
78c
94c
111,025
4c
Mar
8c
8c
9c
18,700
8c
Feb
6%c
6c
6 %c
2,000
5c
Mar
2.75
2.85
8,168
17c
16'Ac
20c
5,000
lie
Feb
28c
Jan
3c
3c
3'Ac
24,200
3c
Feb
4'Ac
Jan
1
J
95c
95c
1.01
H*
7,762
95c
Jun
16%
15%
16%
53,367
15%
Jun
j
2.24
2.10
2.25
13,750
2.06
Jun
River
Mines—I_I
Hinde
Hi
Bell
&
Dauch
Tower
*
Consolidated Gold-
Oil
Co
Class
A
Class
Ltd—
^—5
1
6c
6c
6c
11,484
Jan
6'Ac May
34%
34%
34%
100
26
Jan
34%
86
86
40
84
Apr
86
2c
3c
17,500
l'Ac Mar
72c
72c
75c
11,450
68c
May
5c
3 %c
5c
7,000
3c
Feb
105
105
10
ion
~
*
1
100
common
*
<
III IIII
&
.-—HI
:
*
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,
Smith
Prior
i-:
Paper
preferred
Consolidated
_
Bay Mining
Bay
Mattagami
Maxwell
Lake
3,110
3.85
15,685
*
common
11,303
19
Jan
2.25 May
Jan
26
Maybrun
IIIIH"
Mines
Mar
1
Apr
Apr
Mentor Exploration
4.95
Apr
Merrill
Jun
Meta
465
40
Jan
41
2.35
2.50
3,780
53
55%
4,462
2.35
45
Jan
May
2.85 May
Jan
57% May
Medallion
Uranium
Metro
Stores
Light
2,904
9.10
Jan
14% Mar
3,500
6%c
Jun
10c
13%
13%
100
11
Jan
20
41'A
41 %
41%
270
37
1
30Vic
30c
31c
8,037
28%
28%
75
27
Apr
34%
Jan
18%
20
14,349
10%
Jan
21'A
Jun
Min
Class
A
90c
73,644
66c
Jun
Jun
Molsons
class
A
:
rights.
preferred
preferred
$1.25
•
J
:
*
-—
26c
Mar
■/;
40c
May
24%
24%-
205
21 % May
25
21 Vi
21%
21%
980
19%
Jan
115
113
116
570
89%
Jan
*
preferred
$2.75
45%
45%
46%
14,681
37'A
Jan
119% Apr
46% May
Accept Corp Ltd common—*
I
50
preferred
;
*
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
Inland
Natural
International
International
Nickel
International
60%
8,836
43
Jan
63
May
Mt
340
43
Jan
63
May
Multi
Jan
96
Jun
Jan
38
90
35
545
18
3.50
3.55
1,454
Utilities
17%
17%
500
%
6%
5,350
17%
18%
2,290
16
Jan
1.95
1,560
95c
Jan
35c
36c
2,533
29c
Jan
Pipe
Syndicate
Copper
Bay
8c
38,100
,
5'A May
4.70 May
11
May
15
4.15
Jan
6'A May
Jan
4.00
17% Mar
Jan
Jan
4c
7
18%
9c
Creek
Nealon
Nello
Jan
80
May
Jan
48
Jun
New
Jack
Waite
Jaye
Gold
Athona
1.16
1.11
1.25
25,955
65c
Jan
Jun
New
1.65 May
1.65
1.70
400
11
gt)C
11
100
58c
65c
52,500
Feb
2.70
8% May
12 %
1.55
45c
Jan
72c
New
Mines
Jason
New
Kelore
Jan
40c
Feb
Mar
90c
May
1
13c
13c
14c
lie
Feb
73/4
7%
8%
3,655
6
Jan
7c
6c
7c
12,200
5c
1
8c
7%c
9c
28,500
•
common
10
preferred
3.90
3.80
4.15
11 Vi
11%
6,100
11%
10
20,340
3,055
7c
Apr
Mar
2.50 Jan
9%
Jan
11%
11%
605
I.35
1.30
1.45
15,250
31c
Jan
_1
22 %c
22c
23c
44,200
20c
Jan
_•
9%c
1
Mines
30c
15c
9%c
30c
10c
3.30
3.25
Jan
May
9%
Apr
8c
May
12c
Apr
4.35 May
New
Canada
New
Rouyn
New
11%
Jun
1.50 May
Jan
12'Ac May
Nipissing
35c
Apr
May
Jan
3.80
Apr
Jan
10%
Apr
Norpax
6c
5 %c
6 %c
16,500
9c
Jan
8.75
10%
29,839
8.75
Jun
13%
Jan
North
3.10
3.15
600
2.11
Feb
4.50 May
20c
Mar
87c
May
12c
Jan
19c
Apr
1,507
17%
Jan
3,782
17%
Jan
39% May
34% Feb
5%
Jan
24%
6"%
9
1.90
430
70c
Feb
1
45c
42c
49c
8.820
38c
Jan
62c
1
2.40
2.35
2.40
3,750
Jan
3.10
Mines^.
Gas
Lake
Lingman
Lake
Ontario
Gold—
Shore
Lencourt
Levy
Little
Apr
Gold
Jan
Northland
Apr
Northwestern
Jun
9
Jun
Norvalie
14c
Mar
19'Ac
Jan
11'Ac
Jun
3.10
7c
2.45
50
15c
15c
15c
4,000
3.30
3.20
3.30
1,410
3.20
Jan
2.30
2.50
300
2.30
Jun
3.00
Jan
3.25
3.25
3.25
1,100
3.20 Mar
4.10
Jan
O'Brien
31
31
50
27% Mar
32
Jun
Ocean
Oka
37c
May
67c
Apr
41c
Jan
73c
May
Okalta
16
Jan
19
Feb
Oleary
1.47
1.45
1.50
3,870
1
5%c
5c
5%c
3,500
i
footnotes,
2c
2c
2 Vac
53,000
*
Gold
1.85
1.80
1.85
8,054
'1
see
page
46.
Rare
Jan
Ontario
Loan
&
Feb
6'Ac
Jan
Ontario
Steel
Products
Jun
Opemiska
10 '/a May
12%
22
24
2c
Mar
8,525
7c
8c
46,600
27c
Jan
Apr
May
6c
9c
Mar
18c
Jun
Jan
6c
May
Mar
37c
Jan
3%
27c
5'Ac Mar
Mar
8'Ac Jan
29c
4.450
27c
Jun
42c
21c 22'Ac
8,900
21c
Mar
28c
3,700
8c
Mar
Jan
Apr
14%C Apr
9c
9c
10c
3'Ac
3'Ac
3'Ac
8c
7'Ac
8c
2,500
7c
Apr
69c
68c
73c
30,865
49c
Feb
7c
7'Ac
5,043
5'Ac
Jan
8c
8'Ac
13,500
8c
Jan
11c
May
16c 22'Ac
55,600
Jan
30c
May
2,000
3'Ac Mar
10'Ac
5c
Jan
14c
Jan
1.10 May
7'Ac
Jan
42c
6,500
46c
43c
47c
63,600
36c
Jan
61c
4'Ac
4c
4'Ac
5,000
3c
May
5c
4'Ac
4'Ac
4%c
1,500
4c
May
8c
Jan
4c
4c
3,000
3c
May
5c
Jan
12%
12%
618
Jan
13
May
49c
53c
35,992
40c
Feb
98c
May
88c
95c
2,000
28c
Jan
74c
38c
12%
51c
-
18'Ac Jan
10
Jan
47c May
Apr
Jan
1.15 May
1.55 May
1.08
5,700
4'Ac
2,000
4c
6c
Jan
13c
46%
1.10
4'Ac
13c
1,500
12c
Apr
16c
Jan
46
47
6,064
40
Feb
48% May
Feb
36c
3,000
35c
Mar
14c
14c
6,000
13c
Apr
21'Ac Jan
2.72
2.80
2,167
2.45 May
3.25 May
1
35c
36c
50c
Jan
1.21
64c
25 %c
j
51c
12c
12c
7,050
8c
Jan
6 %C
12c
2.50
6'Ac
8,200
4'Ac
Feb
2.25
2.60
3,120
1.50
Jan
2.70 Mar
80c
2,820
Jan
1.10
1.17
1.30
18,850
78c
Jan
1.72 May
46c
64c
627,926
30c
Apr
64c
Jun
~~1
2_
32c
20'Ac
Jan
34c
May
40c
Feb
84c
May
72c
2,775
49 Vi
1.57
19
20%
9%
9%
10
5.40
5.40
6.25
55
21c
47
Jan
84c
Mar
Jan
50
Mar
Jan
1.72
Apr
21,590
1.02
14,824
13%
Jan
20'/a
Jun
8,692
5%
Jan
10%
Jun
3.451
2.20
Jan
500
10'Ac
Feb
21c
81
81%
85
8c
9c
5,000
13C
13c
16c
14.600
5'Ac
5'Ac
5'Ac
4,000
5c
Mar
53c
53c
57c
8,800
52c
Jan
10
10 Vi
550
II*
Apr
12,999
60c
9c
Mar
21,328
1.40
81%
7c
58c
21c
10o
20'Ac May
23c 25'Ac
51c
491/4
1.55
6.50 May
30c
May
Jan
82
Jun
12c
May
10'Ac May
16c
Jan
75
7c
Apr
May
3'Ac Mar
2.20
Jan
Orchan
Debenture
Mines
10
Jan
Mar
11%
Jan
11c
12c
1,500
7c
May
12c
35c
38c
3,310
30c
Jan
52c
14c
13c
18c
81,800
11c
Feb
18c
36%
37%
320
18%
37
•
29
18%
120
17%
Jan
40
Apr
20%
May
May
Apr
May
Feb
j
;
22"
'
7.30
7.25
7.40
10,085
5.25
Jan
8.80 May
j
Copper
Mines
Orenada Gold
Ormsby
:
common
Igoc
22 •
7c
66c
8% May
38c
1
21
2
1.70
1.75 May
30c
6%
4.00 May
13%
2c
1
Metals
1.40 May
Jan
2,500
Jan
•
2
Malartic
310
53,500
10%
28% May
'
.221212211200
preferred
Oils
955
2.660
12,388
5c
29c
8c
4'Ac
5c
21c
IIII*
43,900
12
4c
15c 17'Ac
20 %
Mines
167,940
23%
2,600
Jun
2.77
Gas
Mines
Gold
j
•
For
Lake
45c
11%
1.75 Mar
1.35 Mar
Jan
•
•
Cement
57c
Mines
Lac
Obaska
16 %
23%
16,215
27,850
13
Apr
1.29 May
34c
4.50 May
43c
11%
6%
1
16%
23%
Feb
3.05
50
211
Ltd
46 %C
•
Jan
6%
warrants!—IIIIH_
Utilities
45c
20
Gold
Long
Oils
53c
common
1
1
Mines
16%
4c
4c
27
2.60
1
III
Nudulama Mines
Jun
2,000
4,075
8
Mines
Industries
A
8
7c
Feb
12%
8 %c
1
II
Northern Telephone.
Warrants
;
2.70
Mines.
60
16 %C
Ltd'l
"f
~
3
Preferred
Lexindin
May
8
1
1
IIIIIIII 2*
Exploration
50c
—
Gold
3.00 Mar
7c
Silver
American
Laura Secord Candy Shops
50c
25c
—
2.45
10
Jan
44%
50c
23'Ac Mar
72c
Northspan class
1
Loan
15% Mar
13
IIIIIIIIIIl
North Star Oil preferred
Northern Canada Mines
Northern Ontario Natural
8
*
Latin
Leitch
Apr
7c
I*
Feb
6%
1
common
Goldcrest Mines Ltd
1
Mines
13%
j
Rankin
2.45
Mines
1,125
29c
1
2III
Oils
North
1
Mines
15
14c
Coldstream
Northgate
1
common
Mines
Lamaque Gold
Langis
1.85
Jan
5c
2_~
j
IIIII
1
I2IIIIH 1
IIII HI*
Nickel
Canadian
10
Cement
Preferred
Lambton
7% Mar
10
9
1.90
Dufault
300
7'A Mar
10
Warrants
Luz
1,350
'
Jun
75c
17c
Warrants
North
Jun
90
Jan
65
•
North
9
~
.
Norsyncomaque Mining
9.40
6%
55%
1
2
Mining Corp
23%
♦
•
~~
Mines
Normetal
11,774
43
Mar
65c
600
222222
±
Norlartic
117,771
Jan
25
4,140
14%
14%
1
_
II
Apr
71c
41 %
90
67c
13,500
7
(r_.
Apr
18c
325
Feb
Feb
90
.
Gold
8%
233A
42%
7c
65c
9c
2
Mines
Mines
Acme
5.40
*
42%
66c
1
Jan
_10
27% May
27%
*
Jan
61c
A
28
Jan
1
1
5"%
38%
Jan
25
8c
B
2.20
37%
Jan
24%
255
27%
2_
3,150
37%
4c
1,347
27%
&~Smelting
2,620
•
1
20
II2II"'
7%
17c
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement common
3,000
515
~
Noranda Mines
Norbeau Mines
68c
Labatt
6c
27%
26%
17,655
SmeltinglHHIIIII"
24c
17c
Apr
6c
17%
I
Nickel Mining &
Rim Mines
Jan
*
Apr
13%
26
17%
_
<
Mines
Nickel
Nor
Feb
3.65
26%
■»
Niagara Wire class
Apr
1
Ltd
•
HH
2
1
Canadalll """•
Senator Rouyn
Nisto
11% Mar
2.50 May
24c
!
6c
11% May
35c
Jan
27%
16%
~
—_
1
Developments
•
1
4.00
1
1
•
Merger_i„
Jan
6
2,850
16%
class""bIIH~~
;
Gold
8c
4%c Mar
12%
IIIIIIH*
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt
15c
550
12%
-Feb
2.05
Jun
7
10
12%
Jan
16c
Apr
3.90
9%
*
1.50
11c
7%
9%
650
Apr
1
*
Gold
3,500
Jan
Jun
3.95
_•
11,769
19c
3.15
Apr
47c
17%
Manitoba Mining
New
Newnorth
26c
1.95
2.20
3.00
17
21"
Mines
4,000
8,950
2.05
18'Ac
3.15
17%
-2221211122112"
Newlund Mines
2,000
3.35
2.10
18'Ac
Apr
36 %c
17%
__
27,770
30c:.
16 %c 16 %c
•
8%
23c
Apr4
*
Mines
58c
Jan
32c
~Z~5
common
—III
Goldvue Mines
Harricana
Hosco
22c
28c
8,800
*
•
II
New
10,450
10,700
Jan
Mines
New
26,620
30c
34c
*
j
—212
Jan
Jan
30c
33c
100
Mines—I
Mar
70c
,
of
30c
33c
3.05
Mines
Alger
New
Kopan
La
12
14% May
Calumet Mines
Continental Oil of
Davies Petroleum
Jan
Kilembe Copper common
Kirkland Minerals
Lake
Feb
14'A
New
2.80
48'A
32c
Gold Mines
Osu
10
Bidlamaque Gold
64c
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Lake
200
18c
New
Warrants
Lakeland
11
1.10
Jun
25c
Kelly Douglas class A
Lake
11
Jan
50%
1
Jowsey. Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Jupiter Oils
Class
11
Jun
Mar
77'A May
64c
Quebec Mines
Kelvinator
Apr
8c
Jan
Warrants
Kenville
12
50c
Jan
1
Preferred
Jonsmith
Feb
20,100
60%
27c
(1939)—
Jockey Club Ltd
Joliet
10
192,470
40Vi
20c
Lake
B
100
14c
4.819
1
Mining
Mines
Class
11%
96c
3,593
10
Explorations
Joburke
11%
13c
73%
35c
Jefferson
11%
83c
50%
1
preferred
—
Jacobus
Jellicoe
Jun
*
14c
70
-__i
Mines
Glass
Mines
8'A
21'A
212
ZZZZZ~
New
Iroquois
Iso
Jun
Jun
91c
48%
Apr
Apr
8'A
21'A
j
72%
Jan
16c
4,000
50%
1.65
Jan
17,728
New
31%
Jun
8c
3,990
preferred-
Mines
57"%
3,408
Apr
1.20 May
Ltdllllllllllllll
Steel
33%
9,440
2.50
70c
Jan
39,760
Hosiery Mills
Jun
Jan
Jan
25c
National Petroleum
National
1.60
17c
45'Ac
1.10
National
6,026
1.90
Jan
57'A
Jun
May
12,372
48 %
36c
95c
Grocers
75
1.65
Feb
9,760
Mines
National Exploration
48
47%
24c
54%
National
74
1.70
12,500
8%
-
46%
47'A
26c 26'Ac
Jun
24'AC
National Drue & Chemical
Preferred
47%
25c
A—:
May
1.07
Apr
2.55 Mar
49c
Nama
74J/2
*
class
Mines
13c
24'Ac
5
Line
Jan
21%
I
IIII~~~~~
21
Murray Mining Corp
*
common
5c
8%
ZZZZZZZZZZZ*
Minerals
5
—
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Iron
Jun
6Vi
6c
2,040
T»i?n
Wright Iron
25
Interprovincial
Irish
3.30
17%
6c
Jan
7c
6c
1.75 May
21%
Works.2
Locomotive
May
50
31%
3.50
1
1
22c
Jan
Jan
May
8%.
common
Moore Corp common
660
Preferred
Investors
Montreal
14,751
Molybdenum
Apr
3.00
11c
21%
~
Feb
54%
18'A
34%
12c
9.00 Mar
20
preferred
Jun
57
1
26% Mar
May
20
Porcupine
6%
6%
20
85c
1,575
2,400
—I——212111—40
Moneta
16%
9%
.
Preferred
Monarch Knitting
46%
Warrants
1.000
33%
15c 16'Ac
11c
26%
Jan
6
1.50
32%
Jan
211
B
Jan
5%
Preferred
Class
5%
8%
common
Inspiration
Ore
12%
_lo
preferred
Gas
1.40
33
16'Ac
5'Ac
"
HIIIII"
2
—HIIIII" 2
Mines
21
Brewery class A_~II~
2,450
1.75
Cement Co
Inland
Feb
14,700
Gas
12,131
6%
*
5'Ac
13c
Industries
60 Vi
•
1,500
11'Ac
City Petroleums
16
95%
6'Ac
13c
IIIIIIIIl'
6'A
95%
6'Ac
12,900
—"—H_H_"
15 %
343/4
-
Minerals
6 %c
18,398
Mill
46Vi
100
Warrants
Industrial
Jun
159,000
Midwest
6
15%
23
preferred
$4 Vi
May
21% May
10
Oil
Industrial
90c
—
20
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
66c
Jan
1.90
82c
_
76c
25
:
——
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial
19%
5.90
210
66c
Mining
Jun
May
Milton
Flo
Glaze
Investment
1,215
2.25
2.25
Brick—u-A-i.
Mining Corp_
Exploration
Midrim
13%
14% Mar
7.30
74c
IIIHIIIl
Oil
Jan
1.90
61c
_
Midcon
10'A
6.90
2.06
Preferred
Jan
46 %
Apr
Jan
6.90
76c
Power
14%
Hydra
$1.40
&
8 Vac
"
Jan
1.24 May
46c
5,000
64c
.
14.
A
Jan
9c
7c
2.06
i
common
7c
class
12'Ac
Jun
7c
1.25
Preferred
Mexican
7c
Co
36,929
26c
Mines
14%
common-—
May
Development_50c
&
»
Owens
Jan
33c
IIIIIIH"♦
Mining
1
Erie
67c
43,800
j
_
Petroleums
Island
Oil——
Huron
Imperial
Imperial
1
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
12%
40%
55
.
11'A
46'A
2.48
220,250
39c
ior
Lake—HI
Jan
Jan
r
Gas__—
Red
Jan
35
*
&
7.25
391
1
Gold
& Smelting
Oil
7.60
46'A
40
Mayfair
3.05 May
45
40
1.20
36c
Jun
5c
2.25
1
_
Ltd
Porcupine
Pam
Hughes
9.95
1.00
39c
•
_
Mclntyre
McKenzie
3.50
1.10
Jan
5%c
Apr
Jun
9.25
14,334
May
Apr
3.50
5'Ac
110
13'A
10%
5c
20c
116
53
9.75
2,750
5'Ac
Jun
May
Jan
Apr
9.75
11c
Jan
Feb
50
Consolidated
Hudson
Hudson
20c
—
Howey
Hugh
*
—
7,360
7c
100
48%
3,895
15c
6c
May
102
10
24%
12c
6'Ac
40c
16%
12'Ac May
10
1,425
1.85
Jan
412
Matachewan
4,120
23%
Apr
8'Ac
May
13%
13%
9.25
—
Pitfield
Howard
24'A
12'A
4,800
May
108 %
49%
131/2
6,045
10c
Jan
5c
105
Apr
16%
9'Ac
92 c
105 107'A
13
Jan
24c
16%
9'Ac
Jun
Jun
12%
5,100
7c
1,590
16%
1
1
28c
95% Mar
Jun
3c
108 %
12,200
Apr
27'Ac
5c
13%
2.20
4c
105
1
May
;
B
Home
2.17
*
Drilling-.
Hollinger
Home
1
Jan
.'\ZZZZZZ*
_
Highland
Jun
Mar
3.40
107%
4 %c
38c
1.62
18
108%
2.15
9%c May
Jan
3 ~i00
49%
1
Jan
May
3.25
IHIIIIlOO
3,000
Jan
9c
2.60 Mar
commonllllllH*
14,000
May
13'Ac May
preferred
30c
6%c
2.01 May
1.19 May
preferred
8%c
25c
Apr
83c
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
27c
Jan
May
1.70
1.65
H
Mining Corp
4 %c
30c
21c
20
Jan
Martin-McNeely Mines
May
16c
Jan
Feb
Apr
I
Oils
Maritime
8.05
85c
10c
preferred
Maple Leaf Mills
Maralgo Mines
Marboy
Marigold
45% Mar
Jun
:ZZZ~
13
May
11c
100
5c
Barvue
15c
700
640
2,480
95c
8,000
IIIIIIIII*
Manitou
117
Jan
11c
49%
18%
95c
6c
Malartic Gold Fields
IIIIIIII
Maneast Uranium
Manitoba Sugar preferred-
8%c
_i
Lake
11c
1.99
Apr
48%
17%
Jun
5'Ac
Powell
Lake
Corp
Majortrans
15c
_l
Mines
8c
1.45
49%
54
5'Ac
Marcon Mines
Hamilton
45'A May
49% Jun
19
,
Gulf
42'/a May
Jan
45% Mar
ZZZ~.
i
IIIIII
s
IIIIIIII"1
Cockshutt
MacMillan Bloedel &
5.00
1.50
*
Lines
Jan
32
200
Jan
Explorations
5.00
*
30
2,683
"•
MacLeod
Jan
1,135
43
8%
Macdonald Mines
2,091
5.00
42
7,255
Mines
12
-
54
38%
39'A
18%
Lyndhurst Mines —"
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
2.55
5.00
54
39%
18
Mines
2.30
Jun
31-A May
32% Feb
2^84
Uranium
*
—
Apr
18
Warrants
Macassa
High
Feb
30'A
17%
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
*
Gas
29%
1,755
Apr
2.50 Mar
Jan
515
32%
1111111111111*
Ltd
11%
*
Wire
Guaranty
180
850
Jun
(M)
Lorado
Low
31%
31%
32
*
12
warrants
Greyhound
47 %
-
38'/2
50
Minerals
*
;
—
trust
Greening
4,722
4.10 May
18'A May
H~*
I.
warrants—_HI
2.40
A—
:
Saddlery
Winnipeg
Voting
Gulch
class
B
Greater
75
2.50
Jan
HI"
A
1
—__
Develop—
West
49%
50
warrants
Great
48
2.05
47
_1
Warrants
8%
49 %
2.05
Great Northern
1.09
High
30%
39%
Class A
6%
Low
31%
_*
Cos class
Preferred
8%
Great
30
preferred
6 V4
5
30
Class B
3.30
Granduc Mines
Class
2nd
Lobiaw
7%
Mines
Grandroy
Great
Feb
Par
Loblaw Groceterias A 1st
pfd
B
1st preferred-!
*
Mining——
$2.80
Jan
May
14'/a May
*
B
Granby
17c
4%c
50
Mackay
Class
17c
4%c
1
i
preferred
Gordon
17c
15 %c
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
High
4%c
1
—_
Tire
Low
*
.»
Mining
Goodyear
High
1
Mines
Goldale
Low
45
1.50
1.50
1.60
21,300
1.50
Jan
1.78 May
5'Ac
5%C
5'Ac
3,000
5c
Apr
7%c
22C
22c
24c
3,500
21c
Jan
28c
H"l
~i
Jan
May
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2706)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Osisko
Lake
Overland
1
Mines
*
preferred
24 y4
5,910
8
34c
8,200
27c
Mar
8%
400
22%
(Range for Week Ended June 16)
High
Jan
3114c
8V2
22%
34c
*
Wholesale
Qshawa
Low
High
24 V4
8% May
Jun
37c
Apr
9V4 May
83c
83c
1,225
12 %
11%
12%
25,576
8.15
8.80
2,300
23
22%
23%
13,382
45c
45c 49 y2c
-*
1
1
*
75c
10c
72c
2
3.95
*
Nickel
Petroleum*
racilic
Warrants
Page
-
Tubes
Hersey
Pamoil
300
Ltd
Pamour
Porcupine
Mines
Amalgamated Mines
Paramaque
Pardee
Parker
Drilling
of
Canada
Patino
common
Gold
Consolidated
Pato
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
PCE
Oil
&
Jan
17c
Jan
3.40
Jan
4.50
Jun
Toronto
Feb
4.65 May
Toronto
Iron
Jan
Toronto
Jan
Towagmac
2.30
1,725
16c
7,525
2.20
6,342
47
48
110
45
29%
:tl05
29
13,555
115
115
10
61c
65c
8%
8,300
11c
41c
3,800
81c
1,600
Oil
OH
45c
37 %c
20
19%
255
warrants
78c
52c
•v
A
500
61 %
64 %
7,669
14%
14%
50
62
62 %
100
7c
7c
1,000
'
62
''"—-T
■
.
•
'
'
54'%
—
preferred"::
May
Trans
Canada
13c
Jan
Trans
Canada
1.58
Jan
Transmountain
May
Jun
Jan
87c
51
Feb
55c
Apr
Trans Prarie
Jan
15V4
Jan
Triad
68c
Jan
Tribag
46c
64,760
34c
Jan
46c
14
Jan
22%
Apr
Ultra
Union
3,000
30c
May
59c
Jan
13,800
35c
May
43c
Jan
35c
35c
55%
57
2,185
2.50
800
255
255
10
2.65
2.95
13c
16c
5.40
5.25
5.50
4,500
*
83c
80c
85c
15,650
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
•
2.10
2.02
2.15
17,476
Purdex Minerals Ltd
1
3c
3c
3%c
5,000
58%
Jan
2.05
5,800
1
50
192
2,100
15c
Preston Mines Ltd
Airways
Prospectors
Quebec
Ascot
—
■'
—1
Exp Ltd
Pipeline
Oil Pipeline
v*
--
22
1
:
•
Quebec
Warrants
Gold
2.20
Jan
Mining
2nd
Union
Jun
Co
Ltd
Ranger
Oil
Realm
73c
79c
—
Chemical
of
A
Minerals
13,450
1
Canada
Rio
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
Robertson
20c
16,600
14c
Jan
3c
4,000
300
Robinson
Roe
V)
40
8.35
8.75
4,697
52 c
62c
43,940
45c
80c
6,000
12c
8.35
Jun
55
Jun
May
18c
Jan
Jun
10
Jan
Jan
74c
Apr
1.04
1.00
1.10
5,775
Jan
1.18
May
6%
6%
6%
435
6%
Jun
6%
107/a
1014
10%
200
10 y2
Jun
72c
75c
16,825
%c
55,200
18c
16
17c 22
17c
16
16 %
17
5
17c 19 %c
10,500
92
92
8.80
9.35
May
32c ri Feb
19 %
Apr
14%. Jan
15c
Mar
86%
,
9,367
Apr
7.40
14%
602
13
20
725
19%
*
6%
6%
i6y8
16 Va
5c
19%c
25
*
65
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
May
Jan
5%c
11.516
6%
6%
7
39,048
4.55
86
84%
87
289
74%
Victoria
514 %
St
4c
Salada
Jan
Shiriff
San
10%
10%
390
19
12,713
15%
Jan
19% May
58
■58
40
52%
Jan
58% May
58%
58%
50
55'A Mar
58%
17c
21c
River
Gold
Sarcee
10 y2 Apr
4%c Jun
72%
10 Va
11%
14,790
10 y2
11
6.05
2,500
11c
18,500
Apr
Feb
Jan
8% Mar
10c
Apr
Satellite
Scarfe
class
Scythes
Weedon
A
Selkirk
Lake
Wespac
Petroleums.
10% Mar
Jan
May
&
West
Westfair
Westburne
7%c May
9% May
15% Jun
8c
Jan
77% Mar
11% May
Western
25
Mar
101
May
79c
4,750
65c
Jan
89c
26,709
11%
Jan
4,680
6.35
Jan
15
1.58
1.54
1.60
5c
5c
5%c
5,500
78
70
88
212,500
85c
85c
86c
9,826
69c
Jan
2014c
20c
22c
10,000
17c
1.30
11,906
5c
33 y2
Feb
Mar
12
Jun
Apr
Feb
5.00
3,955
4.20
7%
26
May
29
225
28 y2
May
413/4
41%
175
39%
Jun
1.22
1.16
1.22
I,500
87c
Feb
4.15
4.10
4.25
24,008
Jan
50
1
Paving
Radio
*
3.25
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
of
1
Nickel
3
Bros
Rights _J
Cons
Sunburst
Superior
Tamblyn
Tancord
Taurcanis
6.30
6.25
6.30
2,630
51%
52%
9,115
38%
Jan
8c
9%c
9,000
6 %C
Jan
3.00
3.00
4,690
3c
3%c
6,000
2%c
Feb
5c
Apr
17c 20 %c
28,500
7 %C
Feb
24c
May
11c
Jun
16c
1
17 %c
5.90
Jan
2.40 Mar
11c
11c
5,364
99c
95c
100c
5,755
88c
62c
1,300
28c
Jan
24%
Jan
7.05 May
52%
27%
Apr
11 %C Mar
3.90
Jan
60c
Apr
Apr
1.18 Mar
75c
Mar
28
200
1
3%
3c
4c
15,100
2%c May
4 %c
53c
49c
53c
5,800
41C
Jan
63c
Feb
1.50
1,425
95c
Mar
1.70
Apr
10
9%
10
1,020
Jan
11%
Feb
.1
2.50
2.50
200
86c
1.20
2,640
25c
9,791
83c
__
__
Stores
9%
28
Jun
Jan
1.10 Mar
3.25 May
Jan
1.50 May
__1
.
A
85c
85c
86c
3.05
3.05
3.05
100
3.00
Feb
16c
16c
3,125
12c
Jan
25c
18%
19%
8,420
18
Jun
20% May
20
21
6,161
20
Jun
22% May
10%
11
11,934
10
Jun
107 107 %
46
106
Jan
12
May
107% Mar
50c
.
_
_
»
A
_
_
18%
_
20%
_
107
1.52
8c
1,500
5%c
1,000
26%
27
210
80
80
19%
8.75
89c
85c
89c
6,430
84C
Jun
13c
13c
14c
4,600
9%c:
Jan
•
A
class
9c
5%c
-1
_
1
class
1.51
5%c
.1
.
_
_
Ltd
,
10%
100
—-
A
80
100
5
.
Jun
9.65
•
1.68
45,700
1.15
Feb
Feb
8c
99c
Jan
3.05
Jun
May
2.14 May
;
12c
Jan
4%c Mar
6 % c:
Jan
23
Jan
29% May
25
77%
Apr
81%
19%
3,273
15%
Jan
20% May
9.65
3,805
4.75i
Jan
10% May
&
-
Zinc
_
_
-
_
1
___
Oil
3%c
3c
3%c
15,500
2%C
1
93 c
90c
94c
53,200
90c
1
39c
39c
41c
60,500
35c
1
4%c
4%c
4%c
500
•
2.45
2.45
2.50
2,220
__1
17 %c
17 %c
19c
17,000
.1
_
25c
24c 25 %c
6,000
_
Jun
1.34
Jan
18c
May
Apr
Feb
6c
May
Apr
68c
Jan
Jan
7c
May
Jan
1.151
'
_
_
3%c;
2.00
Metal
Mines
_
_
.
Mining.
_
_
Feb
2.60 1 May
126
4.60
47c
Apr
Prices Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
I
Apr
Par
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
Jan
Canadian
in
Week's
Last
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
1.45
13,778
6%
18,175
1.12
Jan
1.58 May
Asbestos
♦
28%
28%
28%
1,866
3.30
25%
6,029
2.65
May
3,30
7y4
3.30
29%
7%
125
19%
250
53
""
7%
19 Va
53
25
29%
3.35
Jun
Bulolo
Corp
Gold
Dredging
Jan
7%
Jan
Canada &
Dominion
18% May
19%
Jan
Canadian
Bronze
50
53
May
Canadian
General
31
May
7
Feb
29%
755
iqc
10c liy2c
11,333
10c
Jun
22c
Jan
Consolidated
nc
10c
11c
18,817
9c
Jan
13%c
Jan
Dalhousie
5.25
3,155
Jan
6%
Dominion
Jan
17 %
Apr
Apr
5 00
4.95
15 s/8
-
16
21%
3.75
495
19
19
19
46c
14
110
29c
18,000
1 95
34c
1.00
1.15
42
43%
5,524
24c
25c
15,200
8c
9c
23,500
1.50
1.50
1.55
2,000
14c
12c
14c
II,940
16
16
16%
1,903
24%
24%
325
24c
19%
Feb
46c
Jan
1.55 May
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
Jun
9c
Mar
33
/
Jan
43%
67y4
Jan
80
3.45
Jun
6.90
Jan
4.35
Jun
May
May
9.80 Mar
20
Jan
30
50 y2
Jan
76% May
20j/2c
Jan
34c
Feb
9%c
5c
1.31
12c
Jan
Jun
Jun
Gaspe
"•
53^
16
Jan
21
Apr
100
18
Jan
20
May
38
37%
38%
Jan
38% Jun
5.95
Jan
Class
Linoleum
Ogilvie
520
29%
40
40
200
39% Mar
42
43 %
45%
8,818
41 %
45%
Jun
15c
14%c
16c
12,235
20c
Feb
70
70
60
<
•
Jan
13%cMar
66
May
Zellers
24c
Feb
26
Jan
19%
20%
1,290
19%
Jun
25
Feb
21%
3,541
19%
Apr
22%
Apr
26
26
26
100
17 %
Jan
29
May
20%
20%
110
20%
Jun
24
Jan
30%
30%
32
743
30%
Jun
16%
16
16%
750
13
Apr
35% May
17
May
*
A
2.50
Ontario
__
,
22
750
20
Jan
22
22 %
400
21
Feb
22"%
Apr
32
32
268
29
Apr
33 %
Feb
54%
1,140
47
Jan
54%
Jun
—
2.50
common
21%
__
2.50
Paper
■—
1.75 Mar
4.00
*
54
51%
1
2.25
2.25
2.30
900
2.25
*
Apr
2.55 Feb
46%
43%
46%
4,682
40%
Jan
487/8 Mar
934
...
Mines
Consolidated
Gold
Corp
934
93/4
100
9%
Apr
50c
50c
51c
3,700
40
40
40
125
___1
16%
98
98
120
98
Jun
1.80
1,925
1.60 Mar
26c
6,475
22 %c
1,062
21%
Apr
2.75
124
1.50
Jan
Apr
49%c Mar
49c
Mar
35
Jan
9% May
65c
42
Jan
May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
Feb
24%
*
_.
Apr
13y4 May
93% Jan
25C
22% May
Feb
380
23%
Mar
21%
Apr
23
75
19%
...1
Bros
17%
Apr
2.50
,
;
&
Flour
Yukon
Jan
21 %
B
Minnesota
6.85
1
Price
1,510
10,400
2,306
40
Sangamo
3.35
67c
915
19%
19%
44%
•
Mines
class
Jan
15%
63c
6.15
19%
♦
Inc
Maclaren
Jun
29% May
*
common..
Steel
Products
International Paper
Apr
14% Mar
2.75
23%
Jan
19%
*
_:
Hayes
Loblaw
Jan
8%
Jan
19%
common
Copper
44%
*
Rand
1
Oilcloth
Dupont Co
1.70 May
3.25
/
Investments
Oil
Orielle
1.80
25c
Dominion
6.10
High
Feb
19%
*
Paper
Glass
6.10
—5
Sugar
common
Ingersoll
Pend
14%
98
Canadian
!
37
Jun
25c
1,675
74%
Jun
Jan
4V2c
8,487
814c
II
17%
30,000
72%
42%
36c
5%c
Jan
24c
3,035
34c
4%C
1
1
Mar
1.40
Q9
m
Feb
33c
142
76
IlHIIIIisc
May
21c
75
753/8
—I_IIIIlOO
23
Apr
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
31 % Mar
42%
17c
21 %c
40
2,450
*
1.85 May
8%C
8%
•
-
Mar
1.30 Mar
8
23.517
*
'_
May
90c
39
•
vtc
58
Feb
51%
1
_
•
26c
par
Jun
Jan
3.00 May
70c
Jun
value.
t
0drdai°ge)Sale <n0t lncluded ln year'8
2.20 Mar
25%
No
"
d
peferred delivery sale
e
-
f Flat
r
(not
Cash sale
wi When
.
(not included
issued,
x
.
..
in year's range)
.
w<* When delivered.
included
year's range).
price.
Ex-liquidating dividend.
Wn> Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
Selling ex-interest.
in
Mines
Jan
70c
8%
138,163
Indus,,—,
39
39%
30
common
2,550
Mar
5
8.10
-IIIIIIIIIII__
Syvanite Gold Mines
1.60
Jan
7
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
3.80
,_i
Switson Industries
1.50
Jun
28 %c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
7.90
ordinary
1.50
Jun
May
Apr
12% Mar
II_1
Warrants
2,800
Apr
50c
Jun
34% Mar
~25
Petroleum
Preferred
500
81c
9%c
Jan
1
Supertest
16c
Jan
3.45
Preferred
93%
10%
293/8
common
Apr
28 Va
30
Exploration
Propane
91
7,300
8.10
__
1,100
2,620
3.65
Mines
93%
11%
"20
Sturgeon River Gold
45
93
__
293/4
1
Sudbury Contact
Jan
28%
\
'
Jan
30
28%
._IIIH_
"II
30c
8,971
11%
III"*
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Sterling Trusts
Jan
170
44 %
\\\/~
1
ITU*
Canada
Sullivan
100
34C
Uranium
Steel
*
•
Wire
Stedman
'
•
•
Stanrock
3c
50c
43%
.1
.
Industries
4.75 May
Stafford
Standard
5%c
3,520
50c
1.40 May
•
Standard
4c
4c
Jun
Jan
283/4
41%
•
Starratt
30
28%
Spooner Mines & Oils
Standard
Feb
14% May
1
Ltd
1.38
Apr
Apr
Feb
4.75
20
Foods
Feb
1.63
40c
Apr
_*
Oils
1.15
54 %
.
1
Mines.
Zulapa
4.80
•
Southam
14,000
—
4-
Canuck
Zenmac
13
Jan
"
....
1.32
53
Electric
Apr
Jan
Union
Yankee
Apr
Jan
preferred.
—
Yellowknife Bear Mines
9
3.80
3.70
common
_
—
Larder
Lead
10
30%c
Southern
Yale
90
500
Ltd
Jan
1.26
—20
__
Wright-Hargreaves
205
5,332
Industries
8%
43%
Class A warrants
12
24
Preferred
Apr
_
—
Mines
Woodward
4.25
38c
Somerville
5%
.1.25
—
Preferred
11%
4.35
;
1,340
81c
B
Coghlan
(J)
12
24
Ltd
6%
1.31
*
class
warrants
preferred
3.90
4.30
Manufacturing
6 Va
Jan
Jun
62c
Gas
class
Zenith
37 %c
Mines
6%
1.10
33c
*
new
Jan
1
Ltd
(Geo)
30c
1
Simpsons
Jan
109,378
81c
_
.
Petroleum
New
11%
•
A
14c
44,558
40c
86c
Jan
Mines
Slater
Jan
1
class
Mar
1.40
37c
«
May
Quebec
Dairies
10c
Apr
1.31
_
92c
Mines
Silverwood
1,675
Apr
58% May
10% Jan
38c
*
Yukeno
Miller
D
7c
50o
Breweries
10 %c 11 %C
2.00
25
1.33
5
Young (H G) Mines
Silver
K
1.85 May
97
50
—
11 %c
—
May
Apr
Sigma
Sisco
Apr
May
•
Gordon
Apr
—1
——
preferred.
New
$6
3.95
400
=
8.15
500
Leaseholds
Weston
ny2
11,961
Gold
3,276
Jan
21 Va May
133/8
12,862
S
Apr
19%
4.80
Sherritt
13%
11%
133/s
Sicks
Jan
17%
28%
Creek
9.00
*
Mines
Decalta
Winchester
Jan
12%
Sheep
8.85
—
_
Copper
Willroy
Wiltsey
Jan
26%
preferred
8.85
Warrants
Jan
18%
1214
A
May-
200
Products
May
19
•
A
Jan
28 VA
May
•
Oil
12
99%
2614
Class
20%
100
Jun
Jan
5.95
•
Malartic
24 %c
295
•
Class
85C
1,395
11% May
1.36
West
*
Arts
Jan
8,282
16C
______
&
___
Foods
Jun
Jun
2,315
10%
Oil
Canadian
14%
23%
Shawinigan Water & Power common.*
Seven
Mar
1.39
5%
.
Nickel.
Warrants
•
A
Apr
3.65
.1
.
Knapp Canada Ltd
20
22
73c
*
class
Hldgs
9%
5,820
10
Mining
Werner
Jun
100% 100 y2
2214
1
Freehold
52 y4 May
*
Jan
92
700
50c
common
Security
10% May
16c
Ltd
22 %c
13%
1
Metal
Apr
Feb
May-
9%
5%
& W
Petroleums
-
12%
1
Petroleum
Mar
lie
5%
—
_
Western Surf Inlet class
7,671
10 %C
Wayne
Western
6,000
10%
1
Gold
36c
Feb
49
1,000
5.85
Jan
6%c
29%
#
Mines
Amulet
Walker G
Webb
1314
Sapphire Petroleums
19c
5.65
21c
24%
•
Jun
31,045
10%
t—
Antonio
krand
2.82 Mar
18%
1
.
Apr
5c
«
1014c
•
common
May
20% May
Jan
51
—-m
—
Mines
7
77 %
5c
100
Horsey
14 %c
Jan
1.74
24
•
—
—
87
74
1
Warrants
—
Jan
7714
•
Gas
May
Mar
15% May
400
1
;_ja—-——
Jan
9%
8%
Waite
Western
15 Va
75
May
Jan
9%
•
preferred
Maurice
15%
'
52
*
common
Wainwright Products & Ref
Jan
14%
•
A
11 %c May-
1.25
1
class A
Grey Trust.
&
Violamac
21c
14%
—•
class
57c
25
J«*n
F(ty
Apr
10%
,-i-l
.
Mfg
13 %c
8%c Jun
liy2cMay
10
common—
Power
Mines
Westeel
11,000
1
Corp
19%
.9
29%
_
Ltd
Vespar
Jun
44.900
1
Cement
Lawrence
Jun
52
.
Jun
9c
*
Lawrence
St
15%
1.39
*
Corp
Viceroy
Wood
St
———.
Debentures
6.50
14c
10
common
Venezuelan
Ventures
16%
8y2c
A
Oil
Jun
Jan
44
40 %c Mar
150
19 c
.1
————
Mines
Vandoo Cons Exploration
Mar
12 %c
of Pall Mall
Mining
5.61
2.50
11,290
«
.
;—
—
Jun
13c
13c
•
Industries
_
16%
44c
2.50 Jan
15
100
class
Jun
Jan
10%
;
'1-
__
*
_
17% May
Jan
8'/2c
—50c
common
92
Feb
1,025
■
•
;
Mar
1
5c
Jun
May
Mar
16
50
8.90
99c
17c
100
16%
10%
Jan
13
135
17
56c
14%
Can
%Mar
7c
Jun
19%
Consol
Russell
May
9% Mar
3.35 Mar
14%
20
Royal Bank of Canada
Ryanor
83c
Jan
*
A
87
36%
19
___1
trust
B
Canada
Feb
1
Paper
Rothmans
Royalite
Upper
Jan
62c
20
preferred
Rowan
Steel
Apr
5%
12,450
Petroleum
Rolland
United
! 5.25 Mar
1.05
14,000
Mines
(A
1956
Jan
65c
32c
Mill
Jun
35,500
1
Fortune.
Reef
4,650
5%c
class
Jun
53
58
1
Oils
United
16,133
2,470
New
United
Mar
7%
43
United
May
14c
5c
Cotton
55
Jan
8c
'<
Hill
Keno
4c
Feb
30c
Mines
Rocky
2.10
30c
_
Jan
Jan
38
"129%
29c
5%c
1
Little
Rockwin
voting
class
2.45
100
preferred-.
3,700
.
20
Jun
10c
25c
'•
*
_
Corp—
Corps
11 %c May
2%c Jan
1
2nd
Mining
Canso
6%
40
Union
United
Feb
4.50
8.40
•
preferred
12c
1.90
Jam
37%
16,393
.20
62% May
Jan
7c
25c
•
:
Jan
Mar
Mines
A
4,717
15
6%c
50
United
2.48
5%c
7c
Uran
Mfg
class
46C
24,635
—
•
common
Asbestos
Jan
4,266
12c 12 %c
1
preferred
44c
64% :May
10%
«
preferred
United
1.70
*
Reynolds Aluminum
Rio Algom
Jan
Feb
58
6,585
13%
7%C
50
——
_
preferred
Gas
Class
*r.'.
.1
common
Feb
Apr
3c
10c
16y2
Roche
1.39
6 Va
1
•
common
Robinson
1.89
6.35 Mar
1.75
2
Mining
Reichhold
$6
May
Jan
Jun
.—*
common.}
Mines
Rexspar
24c
*
new
A
15%
1.81
3.60 Mar
*
Grip
Reitman
4.35
1
Mines
Uranium
Apr
31c
:
*
75
23%
1.90
___1
i;
—
Mines
preferred
Apr
255
Jan
80c
500
40 %
Jun
85c
57%
9,600
13 Va
__
•
Acceptance
1st
3.00 May
Apr
Jan
10c
1
•
Mines
Radiore
Rayrock
9c
-100
<—-——
Quemont Mining
Class
9c
v_
-—
Preferred—
Rapid
3c
4.40
8c
1
*
—1
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston
18c
1
Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
71c
Jan
Mar
12V4:May-
225
5.60
21%
13% '
*
1
j
'Shawkev
United
1
1
1
Copper
40%
13%
—.
__
—.
Jan
Jan
Jun
6,790
2.65
Electric
President
92
40
f
.
5.40
15%
—1
12c
20%
5c
33c
125
92
-
^
__40
—
Pipeline
Oil
Jun
9% May
24c
10,221
4.00
'r-T-
_T00
1
1
:
55
53
53
Feb
33c
15
Mar
-*
Ore
Iron
1957
13,800
—50
warrants
Jun
50,184
63c
14%
_1
class
preferred
40c
20c
Premium
1956
8,851
2.50
100
Royalties
Trust
35c
56"%
5%
Feb
Finance
71c
■
L'"
54c
45c 48 %C
1
*
1
Corp
Prairie
Premier
50c
•
Gold
Rouyn
Power
100
52c
50c
Oils
Powell
4,362
4%%
Apr
115
Jan
9c
75c
9,100
45c
15 %
1
Gas
&
73c
44c
•
Mines
Development
Placer
Ponder
68c
15 %
68c
1
*
—
Gold
Crow
Pickle
Place
*
Gas—
&
Feb
110
Apr
49
Traders
Jan
43c
4.75
Jan
3c
63%
a
Jun
13%
Jan
May
5
31c
■"{
-L10
preferred
33
Feb
Bank
Exploration
16c
Mar
9c
Star
Apr
Apr
4.00:May-
"
.1
Works class A
16c
Jan
29 y4
45,400
10c
Oil Co Ltd
"20c
9%c Feb
15c
13%
75c
Oil
2.92
Apr
Mar
15c
2.12
1.08
5,800
60c
May
Jan
2,330
62c
61c
69
Jan
Feb
48c
8%
31c
i
Dominion
3.35
He
Engravers
Mines
1.10
18c
Jan
57%
Jan
1.69 :May
Apr
4 %c
8%
69c
Ltd
Torbrit
Silver
600
4c
10c
Tombill Mines
600
80c
Petrol
8%
450
1
Phillips
Mar
5
1.90
Feb
lie
3,500
High
Jun'
1.30
3,500
75c
1.60
679
1.92
1
_
3.95
1
Photo
24c
Park
4.50
Mines—
Gold
14 %c May
Thorncliffe
3.85
"Peruvian Oil & Mines
Perron
1.05
66%
5
65
*
Paper
->• 4.30
16c
65
1.92
Petroleums
6c
2,040
2,320
«
common
Mines
11c
~
Thompson
Tiara
52,750
12c
'
Low
70c
Tidal
10c ny2c
12c
—
_
Jan
47
29'A
2-
preferred
Ltd
...
Apr
12 y2
———-——100
Gas
Canada
Texstar
51c
Jan
3,900
—
Mar
May
9,029
1.37
Territory Mining
27
32c
1.65
1.30
Apr
V, 9.30 May
Jan
72c
21c
May
13%
High
1.60
1.31
Hughes Gold
Jun
13c
13 %
—50
____———
5.85
22%
6,275
10c 1114c
common
Preferred
Permo
16c
85c
Jan
9.90
163,640
2.30
1
1
1
1.25
Peerless
Preferred
--
Jan
58c
83c
21c
1
—;
Consol
Paymaster
Penmans
--
*
Low
1.64
Par
Teck
Temagami Mines
Texaco
Pacific
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
.
.
.
'
Ex-dividend.
y
-•
Ex-rights,
%,z Ex-stoct
dividend.
"
-v
'
Volume
193
Number
6065
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2707)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
bid
and
asked
quotations are obtained from the National
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range
Association
within
of
securities
could
have
been
Industrials and
r-
Acoustica Associates
Aerovox
Air
Corp
18 %
20%
12%
Federal
Land
67
70%
35%
Financial Federation Inc
First Boston Corp
27%
30'/a
Fischer
17%
Fisher Governor Co_^
Co
Inc
Cement
32 %
35
38%
28%
Foote
20 %
22%
Corp...:
Greetings class
Gypsum Co_1
American
1'/-
A.
Frito
203/a
23%
25
12%
14%
__1
10%
83/4
B
5
1
—
Co
Garlock
Inc
.1
8%
8%
American-Marietta Co..l—
2
\ 33%
35%
Gas
American
1
39%
42 %
General
HV2
36%.
12%
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Cali—1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
2
Ginn & Company—
;
j
.1
& Const Co
Pipe
Amer-Saint Gobaili Corp
Sterilizer
American
<
v
7.50
Co
31/3
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
1.1
Farms
Co
Arizona
Public
Service
Co
55
34
36%
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
5
Arkansas
5
Western
Metal
,Art
Arvida
Gas
Co
Construction
Corp
Co
V
-
Associated Spring. Corp,—.
_10
Automatic Rerailers of Amer^_l
Avery Adhesive Prod—Li
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil
Baird
Atomics
Baker
•
Oil
Bates
Mfg
/Bayles
Belco
Co.—1
Beneficial
B^rkey
102
19
."
Hanna
21
Co
Aluminum Inc
Harvey
9%
14%
16
1
24%
72%
28%
26%
76%
30%
Co
18
19%
High
10%
50
8%
38 %
13%
22%
10%
Hilton Credit Corp
Inc..;
*
5
Boston
1
*
1
Capital Corp
Botany Industries Inc
1
Bowman
*
common
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
.
__3
Beryllium Co
1
•
Buckeye Steel Castings Co——*
Byllesby (H M) & Co
10c
preferred
Voltage
Holiday
of
7%
Houston Natural Gas
•
33%
10
Houston
1
4%
43A
21%
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Class A common
22%
Oil
Field
Material
34 ya
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
33%
Hugoton Production Co
50%
27%
Indian
43
Indiana
1
Head
Mills
Gas
&
Inc_
Information
Systems
International
19%
Interstate
4lA
5
Interstate
16%
18
Interstate
Motor
1
28
31%
Interstate
Securities
25
66
71%
Interstate
Vending
28%
30%
Investors
4%
4%
Class A
54%
Steel
Products Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central
111
Flee
&
Central Indiana
Central
Gas
Co
;_10
Co
Gas
Louisiana
10
50%
5
Electric
17%
32%
34% '
Central Maine Power Co—
10
10
27%
Co
12%
Jessop
32'A
34%
6%
41
27
43%
25
27%
1
the
Ritz...
Chattanooga Gas Co.*
_1.„_1
Chicago Musical Instrument
1
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Common
Co
cl A__33 %c
com
class
B
331/3C
Clinton Engines Corp
Clute Corporation
Coastal
States
Colonial
Gas
Product—-1
Inc
2%
Stores
Milling
Colorado
Oil
Elev
&
Co
Commonwealth Gas Corp.
Connecticut
•
5
39%
Custodian Fds cl
22%
24%
Keystone
Portland
15
16'/a
21%
23%
1
8
;
Cross
11
Company
Crouse-Hinds
-
—1
——5
—
Co
1%
5
8%
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A ) Co
5
12
28%
Dashew
Machines—10c
Business
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A_—_1
8%
Madison
Marmon
9 %
Mattel
'17%
17%
Detroit Internat
21%
Bridge Co
1
1-*
Co
1
44
5
34'A
Diebold
Inc
5
81%
Inc
8%
$1.25
conv
Donnelley
pfd—.
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Dorsett Elecs
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21
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Co——5
Duffy-Mott Co
1
1
Dun
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1
Bradstreet Inc
&
Dunham
Dura
Bush
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:
15 Vs
$1
30
Associates—10
42%
Utilities
Fconomics Laboratory Inc
El
Paso
Electric
Electrada
F,ociro-Science
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Electronics
Electronics
Co
11 %
International
Cap_l
7%
Mfg. Co—:
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Empire State Oil Co,
Co
footnotes,
see
11%
17%
preceding page.
28%
30%
Washington Steel Corp
1
30
32%
Watson
1
6%
7%
17
18%
Wellington Mgt Co class
A—10c
213/4
23%
57
61%
Wesco
35
37%
Tel
West
Westcoast Transmission
*
40
43 Va
Western
Lt
5
31%
34 Vs
.1
25%
27%
Natural
1
13%
14%
5
26 Va
28 Vs
1
75 %
793/4
7.50
35%
37%
5
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13 Vs
3
10'A
1
54%
Telephone
Western Massachusetts Cos
35
Western
10%
113/4
13 Vs
32'A
9'A
31 Va
Wilcox-Gay Corp
81%
18%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co..10
Witco Chemical
5
38'A
Wood
35%
Baltimore
Bank of
44%
(San
Bank
Bank
National
America
of
Commerce
Bank
of
New
19
21
Bank
of
83 3A
20
21%
Xerox Corp
Yellow Transit
5
97
101 Va
67%
Yuba Consolidated Industries
31
33 %
Bankers
11%
12%
Boatmen's
lc
Bid
Trust
Co
Manufacturers
603/b
63%
Manufacturers & Traders
75
Co
(Phila)—10
57
60 %
38%
41 Va
Camden
Trust Co
13
14%
Central
Natl Bank
(N J)__
5
Mercantile Tr
12 Va
763/4
79%
Y Trust Co_12
75%
79
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of New York
25
National
lo
69%
73 %
10
34%
36%
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)
8
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)
7.50
National Newark & Essex
Banking Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12 Va
36%
39
57
61%
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)
Chemical Bank
Citizens
N
Southern
&
National
22%
24%
50c
21%
23"%
10
67
21%
23 Vs
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
114
122
360
381
Eank
(Savannah)
39 %
42%
Cleveland
21
223A
Commercial
Bk
16
34
36 3/8
Commercial
Trust
21%
223/4
Connecticut
Bank
10 %
113/4
Connecticut
Natl
29
31%
Continental
111
45 Vs
49%
45%
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Trust
Co
50
of North
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47'A
52Va
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(Chicago)
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lo
62
65 %
(Newark)__10
80
84 %
Philadelphia National Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
44
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61
64%
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57
61 %
(Baltimore) —10
53 Va
57
of Boston—12 %
84 %
88
88%
Royal State
10
54 %
573A
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City)_5
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87 %
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Natl Bank
First
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First
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Bank
of
Chicago—20
37%
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First
Natl
Eank
(Jersey
10c
17%
191%
First
National
5
13%
14%
1
11%
12%
26 3/4
First
25
271/4
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38V4
53%
57
&
First
of
Natl
153/s
22V2
Franklin
16%
183/8
Glrard
50c
16%
18
Hanover
8
31%
333/8
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5%
6%
5
14%
30%
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25%
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156
27
29 Va
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77
5
29
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10
54
58 Va
(Wash)..20
67
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York
Co
37
40 Va
12%
801/4
84
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25V4
27
74
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38%
40%
25
63
67 Va
(N Y)__10
37
40%
of Phila
(Los Angeles)
Bank
of
Albany
10
10
State St B & T (Boston)
39Va
42Va
46Va
Trade Bank '& Tr Co
62 %
66
Trust Co of New
York—10
515A
54 Va
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City)
42
64 %
10
New
43 Va
8
(N Y)__10
Bank
55'A
39%
Security First Natl Bank
60Va
57'A
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25 Va
52
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__10
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Bank
Jersey
2%
v
(Cleveland)
10
Union Trust Co of Maryland_10
27%
United
18 Va
20Va
54
58Va
United
States Tr Co
States Trust
(Boston )_10
(N Y)
20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
of
10%
11 3/8
64
70%
of Commerce
51%
48 3/4
25
(New
105
98
54
571%
40
118
125
61%
65
28
29%
73%
77
Wachovia Bank A Trust Co
10
Co
of
Y—5
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(Chic)—.20
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Bk
Natl
Bk
Bk—15
I
National Bk—10
Industrial
-
36%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
Nat) Bank & Tr Co..10
County
Tr
Industrial
•
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New
Sav Bk
Hudson
76'A
533A
20
(Philadelphia)
10
of
Corn
Hudson
80 V4
28%
Natl
Trust
Hartford
;
15
75%
(Philadelphia )_10
Rochelle
New
14'A
20%
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56%
82
10
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland National Bank—
Westchester Natl Bank
1
Trust
Second
City Bank (N Y)_.20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
&
of
St
of
Natl
Trust
5
20%
Bank
Bank
Gas
29%
Dallas
Couhty
Passaic
35%
19%
51
20
(Suffern N Y)
Royal Bank of Canada
85
(Camden
(N Y)
of
27%
49%
127
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
10
Bank Stk Corp (Minn)__10
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
First
First
350
330
433A
Bank
•
124
165
Co
41
Natl
_1
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County)
38'A
10
Ek & Tr Co (N Y)_10
First
1
2%
of
45%
Natl State Bank of Newark. 12
72%
% '
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk.lo
50 %
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
34
Northern Trust Co (Chicago)_20
147
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
23
5
(White Plains
County Trust Co
4
8%
24%
145
139 %
157
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4
24%
7%
5
17%
Bank
(Fairfield
44
43 Va
(St
National Bank & Trust
71%
(NJ)—10
Co
Bank
First
—1
31%
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
53%
71%
42
293A
63 %
46%
46%
351/4
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(Buffalo)
59 %
68
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.
50
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43%
3%
44
74 Va
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila..10
5
41%
43 %
40%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
Broad
22%
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48
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5
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10
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45%
Long Island Trust Co
387
100
Natl
Homes Corp A com_50c
pub
Par
47%
44
75/s
53/3
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
„lo
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__lo
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
61%
1
63A
1
Companies
10
48
4%
50c
Freight Lines—1
Ask
583A
(Newark)_25
—1
Nuclegr-Chicago.Corp
11
21%
71V2
York
94
Gas Co
9%
10
19%
67%
Virginia
9%
8%
46 %
Co
453/a
79
A
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89
Assoc
42 3A
1
10
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43
& Elec
8%
40 Va
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
—6%
N
2
common
11 Va
373/4
5
Co
25 Va
16 Vs
62
Par
7%
Corp
8
: .35%
65 Va
Bank and Trust
16
Oil
Conversion Co
Wurlitzer
6
5%
4
'
61
1
5
14%
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Co
17
20
1
Co
Electric
23'A
77%
2.50
non-voting
Technical
Utilities
Wilcox
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15 *
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1
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Gas
Publishing Co Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting Corp
8'A
7 Va
10
Fruit
Co
Western
30
Gas
Western Po®°r
23
1
Co—
10
&
21
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1
Manufacturing Co_*
51%
2%
First
Valley Barge Line Co
Point
33
2%
17Vt
Penn
19%
313A
18
—25
Electric Co
23
Carolina
19%
17%
29'A
1
15%
Mfg Co
Financial
5
1
States
21%
Inc
Transport A
1
1
A common
Bros
Co
10c
Elec Service
Oil
Swasey Co
Corp
West Coast Tellephone Co
Co_
Gas
*
Northeastern
..
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Investors
Common
32
pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas——_9%
19%
923/4
*
Eng Tel Co
Pipeline Co
Capital Corp
North
12%
— _1
88
Union
Fiduciary Trust Co
North
18%
Brothers
New
First
Nicholson File
35%
Warren
Nevada Power Co—1
16%
North American Coal
85%
17
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc,
Oil
81
33'A"
1
u2.50
For
21%
29 Vs
Co—1.
28V4
Laboratories
Corp
27
5
Water
15
Devel
(Jim)
class A
2
26
Eng Gas
Walter
Inc
7%
•
New
4%
Reed
1
Co
5
Utilities Co
Inc
B
3%
Corp of America.^
Grocery Co
&
Corp
Power
Fidelity Un Tr Co
&
Waddell &
Warner
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Rubber
Von's
2
42%
Class
46 Va
19%
25 Vs
Narragansett Capital
39
42
10c
-.
Forms—
Equity
36%
32
22
Vitro
5
*
Service
National
12%
Corp—
—
1Capital Corp.,—_-_l
293/4
18 3/8
35%
4
•
32 %
(GD) & Co
National
48%
2
30%
10
16%
Co
30
Co
203A
Co
Nalco Chemical Co
42%
45
28 %
&
19%
Mohawk
30%
/
363%
5
Mining
5
39
Missouri
19%
1
Investors
Inc
Business
39
28%
18'A
—1
Emhart
Ennis
1
(Texas)___*
Corp
34
Co__
1
Publishing
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
44%
Eastern
483/4
1
Fetzer
5
Miss
17%
Inc
453/4
Mfg
32
1
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Fairfield County Trust Co
Systems Corp
Mississippi Shipping Co
32%
16%
—2
—
Industries
26 Va
16%c
Inc
Federation
Missile
27%
50c
preference
29%
41%
5
Minneapolis Gas Co
Dynamics Corp of America—
Eastern
24%
24 %
Vector
*
273/4
Miller
16%
25%
25%
22 %
1
7%
483/4
*
23
Class
6
2'%
—
233A
1
&
Co—.9
Vance
6%
5
r
1
Co__
25%
Miles
58%
5%
2
Inc
Corporation
Duriron Co
50c
Electronics
Bantam
Construction
45 Va
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
74%
42%
55
24 Vs
Midwest
40%
39 %.
163A
51%
22
*
52%
37
25c
Labs—
Draekett Company
15Va
48 Va
8%
Power
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
1
21%
Microdot
23%
49 %
—.—_5
55
Sanders & Company..50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
9
Peninsular
1
Inc
Midland
9%
common—.———1"
63
51 %
Mid-American
86%
Diversa
Inc
Arts
59
5
20c
Michigan Gas
37
Chemical
2
15%
Metromedia Inc
48%
Dictaphone Corp
Di-Noc
Utah
34%
1
Eng
38%
57%
23%
2%
&
34Va
133/4
Meredith
26%
Finance
Machine
7%
13%
32%
35'%
1
Melpar Inc
6%
ll3/4
586
3
Steel Corp
8%
Corp
1
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
53%
1
13
B
7%
Leasing
States Servateria
1
Marchants Fast Motor Lines—1
23%
24%
Dial
Corp—
21%
lc
Industries
McNeil
19%
Oil
Dry
Electronics
19
;-l
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Delhi-Taylor
40%
Staley ( A E.) Mfg Co
11%
1
Inc
McLouth
9%
38
Reid
•
Herrington Co Inc
McLean
30%
United
(HH) Co
1
Corp
Maxson
13%
243/8
1
Maryland Shipbldg &
13%
51%
44 5/s
1%
Co Inc
Gas & Electric Co
Marlin-Rockwell
70
"
Co
&
Inc
Corp
Lytton Financial Corp
29%
12 %
1
Steel
Stores
48%
1
cl
Ludlow
21%
8%
(Hugh W)
Lucky
14%
65 %
'
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Star
Long
12'A
32%
550
1
com
28%
22%
Calif
34%
1
Co.
Lone
24%
7%
13'A
19%
27'A
1
Blower
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
11%
100
94
22
8
Lau
23%
10%
50c
Cook Electric Company
Coral Ridge Prop pfd.
Craig Systems Inc
:
30%
45 Vs
26
18%
Screw
31
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Laguna Neguel Corp units
Lanolin Plus
8%
29%
21'A
—1
Corp
Co
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
3%
42 %
36 3%
3
Cement
3 Vs
Power__5
&
413A
& Steamship
Register
11
1
A
50c
Lt
25%
Standard
10
Utilities Co
Co Inc—
Elec
163/4
Standard
10
Keystone
Light & Power Co_*
Coffee
Kentucky
92
Gas
24%
34%
Stand
3
Inc
Union
12%
23
•
23%
793/4
Gas_5
Corp
Tucson
27
50c
17%
•
Natural
34%
24 3A
21
1
Corp
24 %
11%
2c
& Trecker
32
Sprague
54%
1
preferred
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Transvale Elec Corp
Upper
25%
74
7 %
823/4
Speer Carbon Co
49%
5
Ketchum
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Cook
Co
Trans-World Financial
6%
78%
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
5
36
15%
11
61%
34%
10%
32%
1
37%
34
50
1
26%
23%
1
Corp
Kennametal
31
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
53'A
5
Paper
Spur
25%
35 Vs
14%
24%
Texas Nat Gas Corp
1
United States Chem Mil
Corp__l
United States
Spector Freight Sys Inc
283
46
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Kansas-Nebraska
16%
267
1
;
,
19%
Consol Freightways .1
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products—_5
Control Data
1
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42 %
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25
conv.
5
15
18
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&
1
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Colorado
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3%
.
34%
1
Service
Kearney
4%
31%
86%
23%
2
Southwestern
103/4
60
82
50
1
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113A
22%
56 %
13%
25c
Southwestern
20%
9%
38%
213A
22%
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29%
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10%
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.
36%
1
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35%
.
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Southwest Gas Producing Co
33%
1
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Tokheim
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59%
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common
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Kalvar
31
10
9%
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5
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Johnson
7
15
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Colorado Interstate Gas Col.
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Freight Sys
55
Time Inc
Southern
7%
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23%
South Snore Oil & Dev Co
63A
6%
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Jamaica
11%
22^
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of
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29%
Jervis
6
5%
Co—
Public Service Co
23 %
Central VT Public Serv Corp
Cetron Electronic
Corp
Charles
-
1
50c
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
33%
31%
Central
Telephone
Iowa
18%
Co-_5
14%
Engineering
Diver
31%
•
213/4
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Ionics Inc
Ceco
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Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass..*
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Thomas & Betts
33
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Sierra Pacific
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Textbook
Bakeries
55
6%
*
International Bank of Wash
Internat'l Recreation Corp
37
5%
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Canadian Superior Oil of Callf-1
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—_1
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13%
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56
Seismograph
15%
83
1
12%
12%
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Scott Foreman
29%
141/4
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17%
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26%
30%
„■
21 %
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Thermo-O-Disc Inc__——
Thermo King Corp
1
Associates
Scantlin
Scott
Mgt
24%
Jacinto
Schield
8%
Shares
Butadiene & Chemical
Texas Industries Inc
34
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
353/8
24%
Corp
7%
Petroleum
8%
Fearless
Texas
1
San
4
1
Houston
Cannon Electric
.
2.25
A
Television
15%
43%
Corp—
12%
34%
class
3%
7%.
199
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5
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103/4
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24%
10c
19%
1
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42%
17%
190
Manufacturing Co__2%
Rockwell
170
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25c
Robertson
45%
28 Va
Cannon Mills
9%
155
1
Telecomputing Corp
3
Rose
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1
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Techno Fund
Mills Inc—3%
53
40 Va'
38%
24%
Rice
23
53%
,iL_.
40%
48%
11%
26%
1
37%
26%'
371%
35%
32%
—2
24
1
5
22 Va
■\
7%
1
Tappan Co
29%
*
Roadway Express class A
Robbins & Myers Inc
26%
12
53
6%
1
63%
Riley Stoker Corp
32%
11%
48 %
1
Broadcasting Co
21%
Republic Natural Gas Co
273A
41
50%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd—
:
24
l
2'/a
Corp
5%
50c
New
Purina
Brand
Taft
19%
Ltd
Inc
42
Tampax Inc
14%
Co
Richardson Co
River
,21
3%
Electric
of
8%
49
19%
223/4
Alegre Sugar Corp
Ralston
131
30
7%
46%
35%
39
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Swingline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
1
America
Co
Radiation
26%
25
17 Va
6%
33
Greene
1
Purolator Products—
131
122
113A
16%
Wells
Stubnitz
1
Inc
of
Purex Corp
131
21%
Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service Co_25
Calif Water & Telep Co
12%
—
24%
1
21
California
Inc
Punta
243/a
122
10%
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—-5
60 %
122
Gas
Properties
Serv
Pub
153/4
2%
Cameo
«
•
'
33%
1
10%
18 3A
1
1.25
1
Inc
Petroleum
Pubco
543A
;
22%
1
Corp
14%
40
:_5
1
America
class
Houston
Indianapolis
Tel
19%
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
4%
9%
6%
Co
1
Corp
Industry
Genl
Producing
186,
14
53
11
Engineering
Inns
Hoover Co
9%
21
31
36
47%
24
110
Bruning
54
6%
40%
9 %
20'A
preferred—25
Co Inc
V
Books
Potash Co
Hidden Splendor Mining
__1
Interstate
1
Instruments Inc
__1
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Heath
(D
C) & Co„
5
Heublein Inc
5
1
California
1
,
Hathaway
1
(Charles)
•
Mining
9
Hills Power & Light Co
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
SU.20
1
common-*
Cosco Inc
24%
1
Products
Controls
new
(M A) Co class A com_10
Class B common
__10
8%
8V»
25
Inc__
Hathaway
&
Co
Hanna
27%
22%
Black
Brush
Hamilton
28
97
Hallicrafters
.
1
,_1
Co
:
Corp
Inc
64
1
Beryllium CorpBillups Western Pet Co
Bowser
Hagan Chemicals
15%.
»
26V8
.1
Corp
Bag Co
Phoro
Berkshire
31%
10
Inc.^Lc
Markets——
Manufacturing
Bros
\
1
Co
Petroleum
Bemis
51 %
l
Gulf
17%
176
15%
33/4
1
Petroleum
Portland
25%
Growth Capital Inc
Interstate
10%
26
t
23
Co
Hannifin
Pocket
83/4
13%
i
—
—4%
60%
*11
Inci—1
Tools
(A J1
'Behlen
1
___2.50
•_
Gas
&
21
12%
14%
Struthers
Ask
17%
1
Corp
Stouffer Corp
90c
Plymouth Rubber Co—
31%
1
Grolier Inc
9"%
14 Va
»•:
1
8
Stepan Chemical
5
Mercury Electronics
Pioneer Natural
'
29%
_1
183/4
41 %
5
Pickering Lumber Corp
14%
19
Line
173/a
38%
1
General Bottlers
Permanente Cement
38%
Delaware
l
.
Bid
25
Statler Hotels
•
Pepsi-Cola
40%
Stanley Works
5
Co
Robinson Co
Pauley
30%
35
11
9%
'
13%
v
(A P) Fire Brick Co„__5
Green Mountain Power
Corp
5
Grinnell Corp
•
22%
v
...
1
Merchandise Co„2.50
V
East
Pendleton Tool
14%
37%
17%
16%
1
;
13%
28
10
6 Vs
*
Parker
34%
_l —
Green
27%
25%
10
—-1
Assembly Proc Inc___
Co——
Glasspar Company class A
Glickman Corp class A
18%
> 58%
5
Participating preferred
17
3
common
,
53%
_.„4- / "50 V4
Arden
39%
:
Service
Far
Gamble
Pantasote
23%
32%
30%
5%
Power & Light Co—6%
Packaging Corp of America—
5
'
21% '
*
28%
Pacific
10
9V8
10
Corp
Properties
Pacific
Ask
10c
Prod
Corp
Pacific
17%
8
Co
River
Power
Coast
Pacific
U%
16
A_5
cl
Pacific
-
_il
Mach
Futterman Corp class A
51%
48
Gear &
Franklin Corp
.
58
54 %
_5
Class
11%
>11
1:5
Bros
84%
18 %
Tail
Bid
Far
Service
Miss
Coal
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive
85%
80
1
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
26
74%
79
A___
Water
Ben
Otter
1
class
30
American Express Co_
American
Paper
1
Co.—
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American
Fitchburg
8
15
>
10
_•
_1
i_
Filter
Air
Aaier
;
7%r
f
71
Old
_i
Co
_1_ 1
Allied Radio Corp—J
Alside
16%
1
Foods
Ask
13%
Mortgage Assn.lOO
32%
1
Development
Par
Oklahoma
Bid
*
*
11
Inc
Alico
Natl
1
Aid
securities
"bid")
Ohio
Farrington Mfg Co
11 %
—
Co
by the
Par
__10
Inc
Alberto-Culver
(indicated by the "asked") at the time
of compilation.
Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The
"National" list is
composed of
which have a wide national
distribution.
®
Utilities
Ask
1
Inc
Homes
(indicated
10c
!
Products
Aibee
Bid
Par
sold
i6>
bought
or
Securities
which these
forFnd.y.
47
48%
51%
(Phila)—5
23%
25 Va
(Winston-Salem N C)
.
Wells
Fargo
Amer
5
Trust Co—10
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48
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
.
.
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
(Quotations for Friday, June 16)
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I
><
Mutual Funds
,
Advisers
;>
'f'
>'P'
Fund
Affiliated
7.11
7.84 A
1.25
8.37
9.05
B-2
(Medium
Shares_____l
4.64
4.95
B-3
(Low
Fund_
(Income
K-2
(Growth
Physics & Science Fnd 1
6.00
6.55
S-l
5.72
6.22
S-2
(Income
10.17
S-3
(Growth
Elect'nics
Ltd
3.96
Street
California
Canada
14.38
16.90
Stks)_ _1
X16.17
17.64
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd _1
16.71
18.07
1
6.45
7.07
Fund- _1
7.79
8.53
S-4
Lazard
Fund
Knickerbocker
13.85
__—1
19.23
21.02
Lexington
Life
Insurance
1
14.21
15.58
Life
Insurance
x7.47
8.16
15.61
17.06
1
18.28
Fund
Mutual
7%
1
of
13.40
_1
183
190
X133%
—1
14.35
15.68
,—1
11.60
1
10.24
11.13
Stock
Fund—1
17.25
19.29
Composite Bond & Stock
1
Fund
Fund
Inc
19.61
21.32
1
9.10
16.62
Trust-1
19%
21%
9.04
9.88
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Series B
Mass
of
Vegh
Investing
De
Vegh
Mutual
Delaware
Fund
Diver
Growth
Diversified
Dividend
4'),.
122 V2
22%
24%
Life
•U
Eaton
American
Fidelity
Mutual
Stock
Stk
x8.00
Mutual
American Heritage Life
Co
American
Electronics
Federated
3.05
Trust
int__33%c
14.91
16.30
Stock
Growth
Growth
Mutual
Old Line
53
57%
National
57
61
Nationwide Corp class
40
45 %
New
Amsterdam
18.96
—50c
12.39
13.24
14 03
1
—10
7.72
8.44
a24.23
20c
_____
9.31
Inc-
Growth
One
3.31
Franklin
Govt
18.69
18.87
20.40
Fund
| 4.82
5.27
Puritan
Fund
Price
(T
11.18
12.22
Rowe)
1
14.60
15.96
16.01
17.50
1
,
8.73
Fund
xll.07
1
Inc
*
11.95
12T 3
13.10
_50c
12.23
12.33
10.05
10.92
Stock
15.97
16.13
1
8.50
9.19
16.57
18.01
1
18.43
20.03
1
7.47
8.16
1
13.31
14.47
25c
*14.57
FundLl
*20.01
Fund
of
Canada
Scudder
2.96
8.91
9.68
1
10.21
11.22
.1
84c
bU
Common
Fully
it
Bond
Stevens
Clark
Fund
lc
Hamilton
Funds
Series
11.16
10.27
11.11
of
1
11.61
12.69
1
9.82
Inc___1
16.31
Boston
Fund
6.98
7.65
11.09
12.15
22.30
22.97
a22.98
15.25
16.70
*
41%
44 V4
1
12.24
10c
—
5.67
_10c
6.20
9.64
1
8.82
Inc_
1
8.03
11.53
9.80
10.71
8.67
9.48
Income
Incorporated
Investors
1
7.97
Century Growth Inv_
9.01
UBS Fund
Inst Foundation Fund—!
Growth
Institutional
Co
Investment
Trust
Istel
of
Continental
United
Income
United
United
Fund
Line
Line
Fund
10.73
11.41
14.50
15.76
Fund
1
8.00
8.74
Shares_l
12.48
13.57
1
15.50
16.94
1
18.20
19.78
1
7.10
7.76
Ltd-
Canada
Inc
Income
Fund
Inc—1
5.62
6.14
Inc
11.95
lc
6.65
7.28
Wall
lc
5.67
6.20
Washington
1
11.33
12.38
1
12.32
13.46
1
12.86
;
_10c
4.38
4.79
13.07
Boston
Fund
—_1
36.14
Street
1
_.
Investors
Fund
Whitehall
Fund
10.37
_j.__i__5
56%
59%
4%
5%
50c
2%
2%
Ins
2
24%
27%
10
32
35%
1
65
70%
(Texas 1
__
Insurance
Stftdard
4%
8 %
47%
63 %
67%
of
Amer
Insurance
Co_
Sec
37%
Ins
(N
(N
105
—10
Life
Guaranty
55
2
10
Accident
59 %
40 %
'63
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Co
75
Yi
2
xl4%
110
16%
8
33
36%
_5
119
123%
United
Ins Co of America—2.50
US Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
S Fire Insurance
3
58
61%
57%
60 %
U
34
36%
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal
2%s
Home
Loan
Aug.
15,
Sep.
15,
17,
3s
3s
Feb,
Insurance
Co___
Ins Co
in City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur
1
70
73%
12%
13%
38
2
Mar.
15,
3%s
Apr.
15,
Federal
Natl
1962
40%
5%s
Sep.
13,
4%s
Sep.
10,
3%s
Mar.
11,
4%s Nov.
12,
3%s
May
11,
Jun.
10,
Dec.
12,
May
Apr.
10,
4s,as
Apr.
10,
4%s
Sep.
10,
Aug.
10,
Feb.
10,
Jun.
12,
for
15.23
13.50
17.21
7.24
7.83
100
1961—,-
Ask
100.2
4s
Sep.
20,
1961
100.9
100.11
Feb.
20,
1962
100.6
100.8
100.1
4s
May
1,
1962—
100.20
100.28
99.31
100.1
4%s
1962-
101.20
20,
Oct.
22,
1962_—_.
99.30
100.2
Feb.
20,
1963 wi
99.29
100.1
2%s
99.24
Aug.
3V4S
3%s
99.12
May
%s
1,
1963
98.20
101.28
99
100.17
100.19
4
Apr.
20,
1964—
101.20
102.4
100.9
100.11
4s
Oct.
20,
1964—
100.12
100.28
101.22
101.30
99.26
4s
Oct.
20,
1965:
4s
Dec.
20,
1965 wi
101.16
3%s
Feb.
21,
1966—
98
99.24
3 V4S
May
2,
1966—
96.16
101
101.24
4l/4s
Mar.
20,
1968—__.
100.8
101
100
100.16
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969—
100.16
101.8
99.18
101.4
99.12
:——
97.8
—„
1969
99.16
July
15,
1969^
102.8
103
Feb.
20.
1970
105.8
106
3%S
Apr.
1,
20,
1970—
105.8
106
1,
1970-1967.
101.8
102
1,
1971_
1970_;
94.24
5%s July
4%S
Oct,
3%s
May
4%s
Feb.
15,
1972-1967.
3%s Sep.
15,
1972—
105
106
98.8
98.16
Cooperatives—
2%s
Oct.
2,
1962
99.31
4,
1961
97.8
5%s
98.24
1961
98.16
4%s
99
l,
99.12
98
98
——
100
102.8
101.16
98.8
1972———
99.8
___
101.8
—100.16
1970———
Aug.
99.29
100
94.24
95.16
95.16
99
99.24
96.24
;
97.16
100.2
100.1
99.31
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
3
%s
of
Aug.
1,
May
4s
1
15,
Aug.
Feb.
1,
Feb.
15,
3%s
Feb.
,15,
1 %s
Apr.
1,
4s
Aug.
Aug.
Nov.
Feb.
1,
point
a
Bid
l%s
1,
1963
3%s
May
15,
1963
May
15,
1963
l%s
100.7
Apr.
Oct.
1,
99.24
4%s
Nov.
15,
l%s
Apr.
1,
____._
1964
1964
1963_
95.24
102.30
.
100.27
4%s
May
15,
100.8
100.8
100.10
3%s
May
15,
1964
5s
Aug.
15,
1964—______
1 %s
Oct.
1,
1964
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1965
99.4
99.3
100.28
—
100.30
101.4
101.12
100.4
:
100.6
98.6
—
98.10
4%s
May
15,
1 %s
Oct.
1,
1 %s
Apr.
1,
98.30
96
103.2
94.23
103.2
100.12
103.30
_
104.2
—..
1965'-
_
93.20
93.28
103.22
_
1966
98.28
—
99.27
100.8
1965
'
94.20
97
101.4
102.30
_
100.28
100.24
101
99.25
1963
100.18
96.24
__
Ask
—
100.25
1963————
15,
of
99.20
1962
15,
32nds
100.16
1962
15,
more
100.1
100.5
1962—
15,
or
Maturity-
4s
1962———
1962
one
100.4
99.31
1962
15,
Oct.
3%s
100.2
1961_—__
15,
4s
May
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)
1962
1,
%s Oct.
3%s
Bid
Indebtedness-
Treasury Notes—
103.26
92.16
103.6
.
92.24
103.10
91.24
92
90.24
.
91
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
14.59
15.75
1
20,
3%s
——
1973
Jun.
-
100.4
_
1964—
point
a
99.31
1963
11,
of
Bonds
100.4
2%s
16.60
1
4%s
Bank
100.2
_
1966_
32nds
more
Land
100.2
.
-
1963
11.
Feb.
or
Bid
100.2
Mortgage Assn-
3%s
Banks
100
-
1962
1962
one
Ask
Federal
1961
15,
3s
Bid
Banks—
1961
17.80
Fund—10c
Inc
Id
Travelers
(Flai _1
59%
Yi
Westchester Fire
11.53
16.38
1
Ind
112'
56
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Title
10
5
43%
US Life
2%s
10.55
1
Inc
Fund
9.49
_1
Fund
Growth
Wisconsin
1
Inc
14.05
58
(Pal
(New Haven)—_10
& Trust Co
■
5
139'^:^%:Security Ins
142
,-i^qpurity Life
130
5
26%
4
5
Variable
1 %s
Investing Corp
Mutual
Wellington Equity
Wellington Fund
Winfield
Mutual Fund
109 %
24%
1
Surety Co
67
3%s
36.86
*
105
C)
7%
36%
4s
Special Situations
Fund_lc
America
Inc
Line
_1
Fund
Fund
12.85
!«V.
(The)
Ltd
Fund—i_l
Fund
Science
Funds
Value
127
(N
(N
Ins
22%
3s
United
11.75
Inc—
of
Research
Johnston
Inc
Inc—
Accumulated
lc
Income Fund
Fund
Investment
Investors
Fund
of Canada
Funds
Value
Ltd—
10
1
Life
63%
9.85
Value
Shares
73%
71%
33%
12.60
7.29
8.78
Fund—— 1
Incorporated
60
29%
69
6.25
20%
9.61
1
3.02
Boston
56%
28
5
Marine—
5
13.23
lc
10.48
Intl Resources
Fund
Inc
Fund
United
2.76
of
Institutional
Inc
Growth
a28.23
lc
Institutional
Fund
Townsend
United
5.57
1
Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Fund
Farnham
&
Fund
Television-Electronics
Texas
/Seaboard
2.70s Dec.
Investment Corp
Inc—
H-DA
Co
*34.29
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
Roe
26%
23%
_5
Ins
Life
&
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y___10
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Vai
5
a39.10
1
Street
Stock
24%
Boiler
Insurance
Certificates
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
17.72
1
Balanced
Seaboard
72%
Home
4V4s
Investors
Investors
Stein
47^4
x69 y4
4 %s
al0.33
Twentieth
lc
Fund Inc____1
Series H-C7
Haydock Fund
Southwestern
15.16
10.19
lc
—
Mutual
13.85
N Y__10
Co
—
Insurance
Natl
Fire
44%
5
4%s
1
Shares—1.25
Trust
(Edson Bi
Inc
Paul
48%'
4 %s
Clark—
&
Stock
American
Shareholders
7.79
Industry Shares Inc___1
Guardian
*Y
shares
shares
Petoleum shares
Growth
10.68
Stock Fund_lc
Administered
General
c
(The)
9.75
of
Life Ins Co
Republic
St
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4%s
21.23
7 10
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:
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10
3%s
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2.68
lc
3%
Insurance Co
61%
3.10s Jan.
9.49
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1
lc
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Obligations of Government Agencies
Fund
lc
Shares
of N
Philadelphia Life Ins
Republic
31%
16.02
Fund-
State
73..J
138*
131
%
Home Owners Life Ins Co
Fund,
Dist Shares Inc
Sovereign
126 y2
29%
Insurance Corp of Amer
Jefferson Standard Life
1
Fund
Smith
69%
4
Co
6.09
(Geoi
Common
Ins
8.01
14.66
Growth
Growth
Selected
:_2.50
Corp.—10
4.16
Inc
Quarterly
(S F)
7.33
Fund
Inc__
Fund
Peerless
7%
49
Co:
3.81
1
Inc
series
Equip
Assoc
Insp & Insurance
2.50
stock
Growth
6 y4
Ins Co
Indemnity Co
Pacific Insurance
92%
5.57
Corp
Scudder Stevens &
Electrical
114
42%
Fla)_2y2
Life
&
Inc
7.73
Capital
109
10
Hartford Steam
1
Fund
2.72
Aviation-Electronics—
,_5
Jl—1.25
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Fund Inc
7.03
Group Securities—
39%
1
Inc
2.47
7.79
48
37%
18.06
Inc—
Mutual
lc
7.17
45
—1
Street
Fund
Scudder
19.53
20%
Northern
Pacific
24.07
Series-
Shares
Philadelphia
17.29
1
Northeastern Insurance—3.33 %
163
39%
(Jacksonville
Gulf
al6.15
Pine Street
Pioneer
1
42
50%
235
Insurance—^
Republic
61
39
47
156
16.71
1
57
5
—2.50
225
22.25
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
—lc
._
10
Co__
5
__—1
Corp
Series—
Securities
Putnam
Trust
Ins
10
Employees Insur (D Ci—4
Employ Life Ins (D Ci_1.50
5VaS
?sr
Life
12.37
Square
Putnam
Corp
Fire
River
(Ky i 2
Co—
Inc_l
Co
11.44
series—
Capital
York
32%
Co
(N
Reinsurance
Great American
3.38
1
Securities
Penn
7.00
Investors
Hampshire Fire
North
Corp
1
Series
America
General
New
New
25%
Reinsurance
Gov
Over-The-Counter
2.54
r.
33
39%
24
63
al5.39
Fund_!
William
13.21
Investors
30%
37
58%
10.48
York
2.32
Futures Inc
1
5
——1
9.59
Electronics
12.15
—
78
Life
11.48
1
New
1
stock
2
Quaker City
10.46
Nucleonics Chemistry
*
Series
Casualty
11%
1
Fund
interest
Stock
16.22
Inc—
37 %
Life
1
England
Inc
Funds
34%
10%
&
Series
New
Fund___
Custodian
5
1
Falls
Series
21.80
6.40
50%
A__
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Globe
Stock
14.84
10c
47%
Pyramid
Glens
Series
_5
Fund
111999667523420——
:
5
Union Fire
Phoenix
16.39
Series
20.26
Inc_l
30%
Providence-Washington ____,_10
General
Shares
Dividend
1
Co Inc—1
180
1
com—
65%
15.16
Investors
25c
Fund
141
172
Ins
Ins AA
53
1
Securities
Balanced
Peoples
8^.98
Accident
NY_2
Hanover,Insurance Co_
Wide
National
15.00
Corp
133
10
Fire
74V4
6.79
17.44
77%
61
Foundation
Corp
Trust
Nation
3.69
1
2
45%
73
70%
19.38
Inc
Fund
Fund
Mutual
Preferred
>:
Life
Natl
&
42%
10
4
2^.56
11.57
6.28
46%
5
17.73
10.53
Inc—1
Group
X22.72
1
Fund
Mutual Inv
General
.'
Natl
11%
Casualty Co—
Insurance
I
9.31
10.31
of
5%
44%
43%
Employers Reinsurance Corp
1
Fund—
6.52
12.34
Employers
interest
Life
beneficial
8.52
3.36
Insur
Firemen's Fund
5.97
9.41
Investment
Fundamental
4.61
2.79
1
•_
Industrial
of
4.22
——lc
Cppenheimer Fund
Fiduciary
Fund
shares—lc
1
/
Financial
I5.'
j
National
5%
10%
1
;
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Stock
_50c
Capital
Founders
4'
2%
1
Life—,
Co
5
42
_10
1%
(N J)
Co
Insur
1
Assurance_12.50
4%
Crum & Forster Inc
Income Series
11.26
Life
Inc
(Bait)—
—10
Ins
130%
33%
Fire
5
Shippers
2.51
14.15
1
32
C)
Re-insurance
3.91
18.36
Fund —1
Merchants
Monument Life
(Galveston)—
&
92%
125
1
1
Nat
Bankers Natl Life
Co
1
Amer
D
88
5
53%
12%
58 %
Corp___
(Wash
Bankers
Ins
4%
3%
10
—
Insur
47
11%
53
2Vz
(Newark N J)
Life
Bonding & Ins_5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_
5
1
Investors
American
National
5
Mercury
Ins
55
Ins—
Assurance
Amer Ins
8 y2
Co_1.50
Fla)
Home
2.30
67.10
Fd
Fund
Florida
1,
Massachusetts
3.58
Growth
beneficial
of
8.74
_——25c
Common
i
Maryland Casualty
Continental
12.87
Fund
Energy Fund Inc___
Equity Fund Inc_
Bond
I
Loyal Amer Life
10
59 y2
2.69
66.43
Fidelity Fund Inc—
1'
21%
2.46
18.18
Fund
Fidelity
:
20 y4
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
General Insur
lc
Investment
Revere
*.
Lincoln
lc
._—
Investing
Mutual
22.29
Howard—
&
Franklin
i
Life Insurance Co of Va
16V4
Assurance
Inc.
Fund
Theory Invest
Dreyfus Fund Inc
!
23%
15%
General
1
Investment
Florida
r
35 Va
22
American
(Jacksonville
2
33
&
American
American
(Birm);
of
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Companies Inc
1
Casualty_5
preferred——
5
conv
Co
Assur—___5
Equitable
American
$1.25
—5
Assurance
Co_—10
Insurance
Continental
1
Inc
Shares
Balanced
•
Insurance
Agricultural
Boston Insurance
Inc— 1
Co
Fund
Dow
!i
21
117%
Aetna
Connecticut
Inc
of
Bond
1
Fund
Delaware Income
v.;--.
19%
4.23
beneficial
Investors
Units
Inc
Investment
De
»
Penna__5
3.30
Investors
Preferred
,
Life
Comwealth Life
National Securities
20.42
-
Diversified Income Fund—
! ■•v-
120y2
Beneficial Standard
17.97
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Western
shares
9.89
1
,
Inc_
Consolidated Investment
Crown
Massachusetts
Mutual Shares
Fund Inc
Composite
Concord
lv
116
3.02
shares
Massachusetts
Investment
Commonwealtlh
ft
71%
10
Co
Federal
10.57
Income
Inc
Commonwealth
'■'t
Insurance
3.87
Investment
Transport
12.68
9.72
Inc
a30 56
al6.50
shares
Special
139%
1
Fund
Commonwealth
Can—.1
Petroleum shares
9.96
__100
____
8.97
13.48
com—1.25
Colonial Energy Shares
Fund
9.11
12.46
Ask
Liberty Natl Life Ins
68
Aetna
lc
_:
*
137
lc
shares
Bid
130
shares—lc
Industries
Metal
13.56
12.26
:
27.06
8.23
shares
Paper
12.37
50c
Securities
Electric
13.15
1
Boston
preferred
Colonial
12.03
—lc
Inc
24.76
Managed Funds—
&
Fund—
Trust
13.38
Inc—1
Fund—*
of
Par
10
Citizens
General
_;
Shares
Sayles
12.24
Inc—1
Fund
Loomis
19.78
Inc
Fund
Investors
Stk
1
—
18
17%
:
•.
Fund
Fund
Trust
Loomis-Sayles
1
1
J
Fund—v
Stock
—1
Income
15.05
,
Ltd
Inc
13.92
International Growth
Chase
ii'1'
——
Growth
Fund
50c
Ltd-——
Christiana
*>
Stock)__
Priced Com
(Low
11.68
Iric
Fund
General
(19541
Chemical
-
1
24.96
10.69
Ltd
Fund
Growth
Li
10.17
13.18
Stocksi
Com
Companies
Ask
Casualty & Surety—
19.76
15.49
12.67
Investing,
Capital Life Ins
V i
10.19
9.31
18.11
22.88
1
Inc__—
Century Shares
I
9.34
1
_1
1
Inc—1
Mutual Fund
Fund
Fund
!» to
16.69
—_
Fund)
Com
Bid
Par
v
■
Amer
Ridge
Canadian
Nil:
'
!!■
X15.57
_1
4.33
13.85
Fundi
Knickerbocker
—
__
9.37
12.74
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
Canada
Corp-lc
Canadian
>
23.71
(High-Grade Com Stki_
Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Bullock
■
25.44
21.73
1
K-l
1.84
Broad
;
Bonds)
(Discount Bonds 1
B-4
24.37
1
___
Bonds)
10.54
Boston
,*
Y;i
Priced
1
1
Bonds)
Grade
1.67
Blue
V
(Investment
9.64
&
Ask
Aetna
al7.27
Inc
Trust
Bid
..
1
Fund
Fund
Axe-Science
if
Par
1
Investors
Mutual
Axe-Houghton
if
L i"
Insurance
Funds—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
•
American
Associated
Atomics
it";
2.62
—1
Inc
Business
American
Mutual
Ask
2.38
B-l
Inc—
Fund
American
$
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
■
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Recent
I''
:
Armco
'
Steel
Bausch
;V:
::
Bid
&
4%s
Lomb
1986
Opt 4,/,2S—1979
Bell
Telep Co of Penn 4%s_2001
Burlington Industries 4%s_1975
<M
99 V4
& Conv.
Bonds
Corp 4%s
Chance Vought 5%s
/<
)i-
Columbia
Gas
Commonwealth
Deere
(John)
—1982
1977
5y8s
Oil
1986
Ref
6s„1972
Credit Co—
4%s
El
198I
Paso
Natural Gas
Federal
'h
Paper Board
Ferro
Corp
5%s__1977
5s
3%s__
1981
1975
Bid
Motorola
97
1975
85
101%
National Can 5s
104
107
450
993^
991,3
Brass
1r
J
-
»•
Minneapolis-Honeywl
4y2s
9-
5-61
100.2
100.4
3s
5-
1-61
2-
1
62
99.31
100.1
3-61
10-
2-61
100.1
100.3
2.95s
6-
1-62
3-
1-62
99.30
100
100
100.2
99.30
100
100 y2
99 %
99%
Jun.
22,
1961
23,
1961
29,
100y2
Petroleum
1991
5s
1977
Gas
Treasury Bills
Bid
Ask
99.983
Sep.
22,
1961
99.380
99.978
99.393
99.981
Sep.
28,
1961—
99.321
99.349
99.949
99.954
Oct.
5,
1961
99.268
99.903
—
99.987
99.298
99.910
Oct.
13,
1961
99.214
99.246
Oct.
16,
1961
99.193
99.227
13,
1961
99.860
99.870
—
;
July
15,
99.837
99.854
Oct.
19,
1961
97%
98 y2
July
20,
1961—
99.811
99.819
Oct.
26,
1961
102%
July
27,
1961—
99.763
99.773
Nov.
2,
100
100 Va
Aug.
3,
1961
99.710
99.723
Nov.
1969
4%s
U
S
of
Am
Amer
9,
1961
98.991
99.031
78
83
Aug.
10,
1961
99.665
99.679
Nov.
16,
1961
98.942
98.983
99.633
128
110
'
Tank
Car
1967
112
99.173
99.207
99.119
;
1961—
99.154
99.048
99.086
132
5VsS
1981
98
1971
101
1971
275
ww..
5V2s
5s
4V2s_.
1986
V2
99%
24,
1961
98.885
98.920
99.571
99.586
Nov.
30,
1961
98.843
1961
98.879
99.526
99.542
Dec.
7,
1961—
98.803
98.832
7,
1961
99.484
99.498
Dec.
14,
99.437
99.449
Jan.
15,
1962
98.466
98.489
99.384
99.410
Apr.
15,
1962
97.675
97.708
105
Sep.
14,
21,
1961
par
value,
115
108
99'/4
99 y2
100 V*
Westcoast
94
1988
l—
L
;
1961
98.764
100 »/4
103
Washington Gas Light 478s_1986
99.617
1961—
Sep.
111
102%
5V2s
Nov.
1961
31,
Sep.
—1970
101%
Trans
1961
24,
99
—1971
-
17,
Aug.
Aug.
123
_1982
1.
5s
Corp
Industries
5 V2s
5s
ww
Gas Trans
Underwood
Union
98Va
81
4- 2-62
Aug.
Co
Tennessee
79
3-61
102 %
1986
96 Va
111
1961
Ask
7-
100.3
1961—
1991
Phoenix Steel 5%s
205
6,
Bid
3.05s
100.1
1986
4%s
Elec
5V4S debentures
Peoples
106%
1973
ww
Pennsylvania
113
100
4%s__
1-61
1961——:
July
Pacific
Gas
11-
United States
113
100%
108 y2
470
Edison
1-61
109%
July
Ohio
2-
1986
98 y»
9754
1986
1-60
1-
98
100%
1991
1981
12-
Jun.
Textron
4%s
100.1
99%
&
Sheraton
Michigan Consol Gas 5%s__1986
99.31
99%
126
107%
2-62
4%s_1991
Elec
Sperry Rand 5y2s
—1984
1-
N Y State
125
ww_,
3-61
133
114
Interstate Power 474s
Lowenstein (Mi & Sons—
4-
Jun.
96
Hilton Hotel 6s
2.90 s
99%
120
6s ww_1982
100.3
99 %
112
Rubber
100.1
1991
1977
5s
4-61
1-61
5s
1976
4s
Cement
12-
8-
New Orleans Pub Serv
Fruehauf Trailer
Gen'l Tire &
1-61
1-60
109
1981
General Port
3-
11-
1999
474s
England Telep 4%s
Flintkote Company 4%s
hlL
3s
1976
National Fuel Gas
5%s
m
100.2
90
101'A
100%
100
97%
3%s
Mueller
128
3-61
Ask
1986
129
106
7-
3s
4%s—
Inc
125
New
Carrier
3-60
2.95s
Ask
99%
Debentures Issues
10-
3.15S
Security
Bonds
3.35s
3.20s
al4.62
100
97%
FOOTNOTES
•No
New
York
Stock
a
Net
Exchange.
FOR
value,
asset
,
t New
98.789
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
to
listing on the
dividend.
y Ex-stock
49
(2709)
Bank
clearings this
pared with
based
us,
the
week
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will
show
on
17,
increase
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
country., indicate that for the
June
an
a year ago.
week
clearings from all cities
of
ended
the
Saturday,
United
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
be 3.1% above those for the
States
clearings will
corresponding week
Our
year.
preliminary
against $30,168,188,277
this center there is
totals
for
stand
the
at
$31,089,227,102
week
same
last
in
1960.
At
gain for the week ending
Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week
follows:
5.9%.
a
Conpplete and
the
cannot furnish
1961
.
York—
New
we
1,173,000,000
666,522,374
505,023,586
x_
1,397,530,803
1,169,000,000
841,997,112
;
507,471,980
Boston
Kansas
St.
City
Louis_.
430,300,000
Pittsburgh
—
494,946,637
ended June
Baltimore
10.
For
the
week
there
342
in
the
week
same
in
1960.
Week
Ended
June
Total
All
five
cities,
all
days___
five
—
0.3
SUMMARY
cities,
cities,
five
days
day
one
5,439,783,360
0.5
1st
0.5
2nd
New
Bost<
all
cities
for
week
Phila
Clevi
6.9
Rich
4.5
5.8
4.9
3.6
1,144,370,721
+
3.1
Number
Five Months
1960
1961
shares__
of
96,950,136
68,826,830
498,673,003
316,299,056
misc.__
$134,509,000
$109,044,000
$707,755,000
$559,267,000
5,827,000
31,445,100
31,097,650
2,000
4,500
$739,202,100
6th
U.
S.
'
Bank
government
..
6,308,000
government..
Total
bonds_
______
$140,817,000
$114,871,000
Francisco
OF
BANK
Atla
1961
-1960
8th
St. I
Inc.
1960
$
908.097,874
14,028.984,286
Mini
Dall
12th
San
February
83,253,414
49,871,356
92,803,996
Quarter
60,533,354
65,793,447
40.197,732
65,715,223
82,449,890
46,675,236
299,946,967
190,180,939
231,496,751
136,744,324
101,775,900
May
57,291,287
75,886,965
50,305,141
96,950,136
68,826,830
70,968,740
Outside
New
We
York
The
each
of bank
course
of
May
of the
last four
BANK
+
9.0
+
6.3
1,107,906,726
+
3.7
.1,424,719,616
805,621,682
+
3.8
796.382,311
1,395,907,867
+
0.4
1,317,138,727
1,204,514,644
1,592,132,494
+ 15.1
1,636,650,614
1,610,888,230
ended
LEADING
CITIES
—Month of May
Omitted)
New
FOR
months
1961
1960
IN
Jan.
1959
May
also
month
of
1958
1961
681,082,145
+
709.041,341
629,211,968
739,570,360
664,204,460
+ 11.3
661.697,537
614,171,984
727,459,296
683.480,925
+
6.4
690.575,442
674,984,756
44
+ 13.9
11,520,128,053
cities
furnish
a
For
of the clearings for the
there was an increase
summary
that
52,912
50,064
342,463
292,509
272,820
263,324
4,912
4,949
4,338
23,979
23,688
23,520
21,131
6,284
5,562
5,353
4,785
28,466
27,360
Detroit
....
3.353
3,321
3,176
2,622
15,473
16,406
15,001
14,009
Boston
....
3,839
3,421
3,243
2,947
17,611
16,537
15,759
14,555
3,790
3,128
3,077
2,735
17,763
16,296
15,361
13,942
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Kansas
St.
23,740
2,787
2,620
2,191
12,981
13,645
12,673
11,243
2,235
1,959
12,212
11,531
11,285
9,812
2,115
1,767
9,555
10,297
10,116
8,289
2,052
2,060
1,807
10,709
10,143
10,348
9,005
1,910
1.749
1,658
1,495
8,949
8,708
8,309
7,668
2,325
.,
2,102
2,216
Minneapolis.
Houston
2,718
2,281
2,009
.
City
Louis
8,529
2,064
2,037
1,731
10,713
9,990
9,859
2,000
1,836
1,726
1,556
9,452
9,211
8,711
7,843
2,101
1,956
1,776
1,772
9,763
9,386
8,860
body of clearings houses of 15.0%, the 1961
$141,980,596,145 and
in
the
Boston
Reserve
Reserve
District
Month
of
the
District
totals
of
12.3%
register
in
and
olis
1,977
1,758
1,755
1,552
8,730
8,376
8,327
1st
Baltimore
..
Cincinnati
1,385
1,315
1,150
6,734
6,713
6,427
cisco
Reserve
New
.
Louisville
District
the
Kansas
City
gain of 8.6%, in the
in the
and
San Fran¬
14.2%.
-Month of May-
Inc.
$
4,221 654,898
1959
or
Dec. "/o
1958
$
$
+ 12.3
4,009 476,152
3,582 083,093
51,822 ,590,258
"
75,749 329,046
62,462 802,175
+ 21.3
54.759 ,760,892
14
"
5,664 103.265
5,317 .509,608
+
6.5
5,333 346,369
"
7,141 ,650,019
7,103 ,004.092
+
0.5
6,877 587,751
5,854 ,904.295
8
"
4,125 243,175
3.643 ,211,096
+ 13.2
3,637 293,640
3,197 171,925
+
5.4
6.250 709,008
5,608 966,253
10,857 482,356
Richmond
-
.
6th
Atlanta
16
"
7,392 710,959
7,014 ,328,037
7th
Chicago
31
8th
St.
Minneapolis
4,681 ,864,632
"
12,285 034,705
11,355 017,556
+
8.2
7
"
3,707 725,271
3,458 654,720
+
7.2
3,259 134,342
2,915 187,777
16
"
3,523 558,127
3,124 .491,086
+ 12.8
3,075 159,821
2,661 846,997
14
"
4,752 654,294
4,376 864,056
+
8.6
4,345 ,217,434
3,939 ,680,014
11
"
5,325 261,965
4,799 ,709,897
+
10.9
4,639 736,235
4.135 601,406
18
"
7,571 ,883,928
6,629 ,760.386
+ 14.2
6,475 755,319
5,638 803,319
141,980,596,145
123,507,007,607
+ 15.0
113,520,659,319
103,497,342,342
68,418,985,175
63,055,180,759
8.5
60,608,268,647
53,433,184,849
Louis-
Kansas
Dallas
Outside
10.9%
In
a
15
10
Philadelphia
San
of
District of
1960
4,741, 441,391
cities
14
Cleveland
12th
12.8%.
-Month of May-
$
York
10th
by
totals show
City
.
Francisco
York
New
cities
174
City.
+
9,458 642,373
1960
21,816, 818,067
20,445.765,143
352,813, 511,925
302,650,953.837
$
$
6.7
19,365,597,436
17,751,434,875
+ 16.6
282,202,834,259
0.8
25,402,423,592
272,109,598,713
22.824,669,313
3.6
33,231.442,927
29,961,440,324.
cities
10
"
——
14
"
25,855. 069,359
25,638.046.226
15
"
33,686, 557,965
34,959,251,193
8
"
18,578, 361,564
17,532,499.199
+
6.0
17,501.878,350
16
"
34,543, 137,724
33,904,167,126
+
1.9
31,177,214,856
28,300,165,841
31
"
56,112, 353,920
55.559,613,794
+
1.0
52,414.077,524
47,708,112,908
7
"
17,361, 516,675
16,991,987,076
+
2.2
16.125,088,863
14,659,671,425
16
"
16,417, 897,797
15,219,651,855
+
7.9
15,055,822,250
13,201,993,923
+
6.8
York____.—____.—____
3rd
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
—_
Atlanta
9th
1958
Dec. %
$
14
—
-
4th
10th
years.
Five Months
1959
or
:
Boston
2nd New
Five Months
Inc.
1961
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
five months for four
Five Months
Five Months
:
___:
—_
Louis-—
-
—
>'
Minneapolis
City
—
Kansas
+
+
—
•
15,878,143,338
14
"
22,963, 835,497
21,506,916,174
21.761.936,088
19,812,383,318
11
"
25,134, 626,067
24,187,048,070 1
3.9
23,458.276,129
20,786,352,717
"
35,397 094,564
33,597,487,791
+
5.4
31,873.814,632
28,342,767,960
660,680,781,124
602,193,387,484
-f
9.7
569,570.406,906
531,336,734,655
318,217,115,759
309,683,427,075
+
2.8
296,750,335,994
268,012,483,881
5,776
.
Richmond
10,885,412,241
District the
Reserve
Dallas
improvement of
May-
Boston
7,613
1,425
....
23,884,300,091
11,538,118,539
District
Reserve
Reserve
the
In the Cleveland
an
Federal Reserve Districts
8,670
...
Atlanta
New
26,289
2.601
..
24,433,282,712
+
0.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 13.2% and in
the Atlanta Reserve District of 5.4%.
The Chicago Re¬
serve District has managed to enlarge its totals by 8.2%,
the St. Louis Reserve District by 7.2% and the Minneap¬
month
1958
60,451
Dallas
8.1
6.9
25,126.100,342
12,314,023,827
533,794,117
1,246,892,305
+
27,173,069,086
543,266,588
1,341,011,468
543,711,811
1,342,321,486
8.3
+
619,132,787
1,453,489,724
44
We append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the
1959
5,260
Fran...
1.4
MAY
73,561
San
757,366,303
690,959,309
the 1960 aggregate of
$123,507,007,607. In the New York
Reserve District the totals record an expansion of
lto May 31
1960
York..
...
1,283,754,462
II
107
May.
of the entire
in
31
Philadelphia
Chicago
1,009,691,692
-
is shown below:
years
CLEARINGS
(000,000
five
13,508,964,383
-
1,393.833.829
U
54,178,523
clearings for leading cities for the
the
and
13,360,662,188
;
1,086,721,483
II
City.
Total
month
810,065,247
1,832.825,569
fi
11th
1st
April
844,230,154
1,401,679,040
10
5th
1958
118,034 886
March
$
7.4
44
9
3rd
1959
63,932,362
1958
$
+
44
7
Kan:
1959
or
Dec. %
9th
89,108,085
8.3%.
835,847,902
4
9th
10th
.
January
of
1,154,913,713
17
4th
-Number of Shares
.
District
44
10
2nd
is indicated in the following:
—
Kansas
increase of
an
CLEARINGS
1961
1961
Reserve
"
Philadelphia Reserve District of 6.5%.
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first four months in
1958 to
and the
the
44
6
Chic
$590,369,150
International
Foreign
In
6.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 13.9% and in the
San
21.3%,
&
11.3%;
City Reserve District the totals register
aggregate of clearings having been
1960
Bonds-
Railroad
District of
3.2
$31,089,227,102 $30,168,188,277
1961
Minneapolis Reserve
1,445.725,652
7
5th
Month of May
Stocks—
of 15.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 1.4%
"
10
4th
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
in the New York Stock Exchange is
appended. The re¬
sults for May and the five months of 1961 and 1960 follow:
Description—
0.4%.
975,303,367
cities
9
Total
Total
larger by 3.7%, in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
3.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
The Chicago Reserve District records an increase
are
15,296,162,367
12
3rd
5,721,853,595
1,007,956,672
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
by
$
7.8
$30,081,270,430 $29,023,817,556
.____
trict
1961
Federal Reserve Districts
3.5
+
$24,641,487,070 $23,301,963,961
days
totals
We group the
10—
11th
cities
Ten
7.4%
District of 6.3%.
this
increase of 6.9%, the bank
having registered a gain of 9.2%.
(including this city) the
improvement of 9.0%, in the Boston Re¬
an
District of
serve
city there
clearings at this
an
7th
Other
totals show
increase of
an
Outside
444,554,457
424,729,016
was
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
they are located and from this it appears that in
which
the New York Reserve District
8.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $27,173,069,086 against $25,126,100,-
713,424,136
663,847,132
cities
by
We
statement, however, which
we
are
able to give the final
complete results of the week previous — the week
+ 26.3
477,786,343
______
—
432,300,000
804,407,434
Cleveland
covered
them
+ 15.0
866,877,000
Francisco
San
week
present further below
and
5.9
+
1,606,835,297
___
Philadelphia
the
issue of next week.
our
c/c
$17,655,091,584 $16,667,806,140
Chicago
of
in
last day of the week in all
cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
center
1960
details
appear
today, inasmuch as the week ends,
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
was
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending June 17—
exact
foregoing will
1,156
1,048
1,012
822
5,273
4,997
5,009
4,139
991
952
919
828
4,526
4,591
4,436
4,746
Dallas
12th
San
_—r
Francisco
18
^
Total
Outside
New
cities
—174
York
City.
4,027
5,923
11th
..
Orleans
1,265
1,227
884
914
5,905
4,423
Seattle
1,016
918
948
831
4,713
4,641
4,619
4,108
Jacksonville.
1,293
1,252
1,236
1,049
6,391
6,496
6,256
5,498
Portland
1,086
1,034
1,144
807
4,875
4,954
4,742
3,991
1,317
1,265
1,112
856
5,726
5,716
...
Birmingham
5,297
....
826
785
763
653
4,027
3,750
3,831
....
1,042
916
874
881
" 4,913
4.459
4,313
4,429
Paul....
857
748
724
643
4,059
3,680
3,630
712,
638
555
3,661..
3,476
3,181
the
years as
by months for two years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
3,262
757
covers
3,319
Denver
compilation
4,495
Omaha
The following
2,787
St.
Memphis
..
Buffalo A...
666
656
615
548
3,163
Washington.
706
593
620
595
3,270
Milwaukee
Nashville
884
Tot. 31 Cities
Other
835
722
732
.
..
680
.607
114,317
104,855
9,948
9,190
8,665
Total
All. A 141,980 123,507
Outside NYC <68,418- 63,055
We
now
1.3
56,566,894,429
59,661.046,704
141,457,231,801
125,871,839,970
+ 12.4
66,686,132,274
64,132,174,994
+
396,007,199,329
358,569,968,395
+ 10.4
189,289,520,954
185.902,745,450
+
April
122;692,985,650
120,116,411,482
+
2.1
60,508,609,630
60,725,500,866
May
141,980,596,145
123,507,007,607
+ 15.0
68,418,985,175
63,055,180,759
+
8.5
660,680,781,124
602,193,387,484
+
9.7
318,217,115,759
309,683,427,075
+
2.8-
137,823,307,343
February
116,726,660,185
3,803
3,366
3,057
3,080
March
add
95,615
613,464
556,639
526,180
7,882
47.216
45,554
43,390
39,103
.-
<■
492,233
113,520
103,497
660,680
602,193
569,570
53,433
318,217
309,683
296,750
268,012
1st
Quarter
detailed
Total
Five
Months
statement showing the figures for each
city for the
-Month of May-
Clearings at—
1961
"
.
.....
Maine—Bangor
or
1961
1960
$
$
Inc.
or
Dec. r,o
1961
1960
Inc.or
$
Dec. %
1958
1959
$
$
$
3,550,913
4,250,017
+ 12.1
4,104,852
Worcester
+
2.1
172.133,410
155,279.370
10.9
8,027,315
8,425,906
—
+
4.7
12.2
17,611,361,141
16,537,885.085
+
6.5
777,989,122
733,435,577
+
6.1
16,344,890
+ 12.5
83.414,779
80,367.319
+
3.8
4,063,433
3,630,448
+
11.9
10,373,529
+ 16.7
51.551.947
55,114.962
7,691,123
+
3.8
37.273,539
37,234,446
+
0.1
17.777.590
+
1.6
85,940.277
84.207,749
+
2.1
4.534,568
4,059,775
+
11.7
4,037,445
3,840,126
70.392.172
+
27.5
412,609,035
341,109.985
+ 21.0
20,216,463
15,528,938
+
30.2
15.909,561
15,542,335
+
18.2
+
4.1
87,657,534
—
4,599,728
6.5
1~548,684
—13~.2
1^783,636
.
Island—Providence
:
Hampshire—Manchester
cities)——-
17554,280
12,939,145
11,971,829
37,716,220
24,251,315
22,490,245
36^510,800
+
35.8
37,906,600
3,991,463
3,640,797
+
9.6
3,693,638
2,859,836
975,303,367
908,097,874
+
7.4
844,230,154
810,065,247
105.106,014
546.097,560
26,482,775
+ 12.8
■116.428.900
109,889,900
6.0
5.1
925.525.200
868,230,300
6.6
493567,100
4.2
6.7
3.0
1,789,903
26,111,273
338,585.879
1,270,705.261
12.1
530.227.184
3,448,094
3,930,920
52,043,067
58,776,483
17.7
14.6
-+
—
•
Waterbury
'
1.7
13,949,347
57,800,495
+
1+
311.871.295
664,324,710
9.2
16,482,221
8.2
63,102,166
244,387,143
117.852,833
1,174.092,705
7,544,936
8.635,502
673,218,706 ~
+
6.8
74,259,481
280,150.624
__
Haven
(14
85,818.121
+ 10.6
89,717.877
——^
+
30,385,043
18.054,729
-
17,176,437
3,421,265,738
7,986.454
Bedford
Total
Inc.
Dec. %
4 years.
-Week Ended June 10
12,103,665
—
Connecticut—Hartford
1
$
month of May and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for week ended June 10 for
-Jan. 1 to May 31-
18,382,795
Springfield
New
1;&
o.±
33.621,846
River
Holyoke
Rhode
1960
$
"
17,874,650
1
Lowell
New
4.0
3,839.133.012
—
Portland
New
5 2
District—Boston—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
—
531.336
60,608
our
First Federal Reserve
i
2,712
Total
132,032
Cities
+
January
3,007
3,193
6.3
115,201,713,433
2,830
3,914
+
117,496,414,992
3,032
3,495
Dec. %
62,109,523,752
66,036,494,251
2,977
654
V/
+ 17.3
2,907
538
•
Inc. or
.
$
$
Dec. %
$
1960
1961
Inc. or
1960
1961
3,257
1
—Clearings Outside New York-
Clearings, Total All
Month—
,
27.235,000
24.145.300
187,924.700
178.824,200
17,143,725
14,683,553
+ 16.8
77,533,605
74,436,722
4,741,441,391
4,221,654,8^8
+ 12.3
21,816,818,067
20,445,765,143
+
+
|
34,986,100
A
$
50
(2710)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
.
.
%
F
-Month of May-
1961
Clearings
at—
-Week Ended June 10-
-Jan. 1 to May 31-
1960
Inc.
$
1961
1960
S
or
Dec. c/o
$
Inc.
Inc. or
$
1959
Dec. Vo
1960
1961
or
Dec. %
$
1958
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
York—Albany
221,043,115
197, 171,652
+ 12.1
1.155 ,847,730
1,217 ,996,479
666.142,079
656, 118,153
+
1.5
3,163 ,188,284
3,257, ,941,577
14,851.592
13 304,612
+ 11.6
64 ,959,629
65, ,088,213
20,705,518
73.561,610,970
17 788,712
+
16.4
87 ,837,199
81, 205,877
60,451, 826,848
+ 21.7
342,463 ,665,365
253,239,127
223 588,534
+ 13.3
1,160 018,385
Buffalo
Elmira
Jamestown
I
New
fa
York
Rochester
Syracuse
143,374,307
i
'
*
35,559,845
6.0
87,054,614
143,131,028
135,738,992
5.3
130,662;653
130,643,847
3,116,393
2,918,659
6.8
3,064,015
+
8.2
3,977,099
3,648,657
9.0
3,712,890
292,509 ,960,409
+
17.1
14,859,045,259
13,605,972,289
9.2
1,067, ,320,526
+
8.7
52,484,868
47,058,520
+ 11.5
5.1
'
—
—
2.9
'
132, 628,005
+
8.1
640 ,973,145
+
3.5
30,568,493
28,677,494
+
6.6
New
28, 972,931
+
4.4
145 00S.173
144 ,458,608
+
0.4
342, 972,724
+
8.7
1.724, 256,338
1,678, 791,969
+
2.7
84/701,843
74/354,489
+ 13.9
75,*2*7*0*390
398, 430,004
+ 16.8
2,185, 535,142
1,987, 217,034
+ 10.0
96,084,959
95,055,341
+
1.1
89,456,980
75,749,329,046
Jersey..
3,512,790
62,462,802,175
21.3
352,813,511,925
302,650,953,837
+ 16.6
15,296,162,367
14,028,984,286
+
9.0
13,360,662,188
8.9
2,058,949
2,335,544
43,339,862
30,666,901
30,247,474
Jersey—Newark
Northern
2,723,331
12,998,887,850
12,895,164,173
45,609,572..
372,652,530
465,462,334
Utica
New
37,700,478
128,482,975
0.2
—
'
.5
663 194,680
+7
'27,170,077
75,8*3*7*338
83,718,260'
;
/i
Total
1
cities)
(10
Third Federal Reserve
5,334,501
Bethlehem
!!•
;—
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
52,691,705
44,344,809
+
3.5
221,007,158
233,157,682
20,989,064
+ 10.2
105,299,454
107,223,104
16.3
41,500,547
38,743,669
7.1
23,979,000,000
23,688,000,000
t.
Bois
22,421,740
+
8.4
118,472,223
+
3.4
160,930,274
|f
(14
17,316,212
30.906,686
2,982,323
84,641,868
5,664,103.265
(a)
——
—
8,095,697
119,080,130
cities)
—
—
+ 13.5
1,642,909
1,613,242
+
1.8
1.847,751
1,773,483
2,543,081
2,428,562
+
4.7
2,459,214
2,447,335
....
—
5.2
1.8
.
,
.
2,167,029
-
1
—— — —
—
————
—
4,534,883
4,634.678
—
—
—
—
2.2
—
9.7
142,061,462
11,005,066
—
—
—
—
—
—
4,606,543
4,735,685
4.4
37,670,571
9.4
553,160,965
541,078.984
83.551,369
+
1.3
366,819,018
5,317,509,608
+
6.5
25,855,069,359
— —
—
—
1.2
1,068,000,000
1,014,000,000
+
5.3
1,033.000,000
5,313,415
4,244,895
+
25.2
4,595,842
1.2
7,728,959
7,008,768
+ 10.3
7,185.092
6,831,701
3,894,301
3,768,123
7.8
—
39,113,537
+
'
10.1
(a)
12,542,019
+
——
.
+
154,099,359
—16.6
—;
+
—
82,068,208
108.895,603
,
1,814,685
3.7
2.4
7.1
+
162,817,819
8,455,543
Jersey—Trenton
—
—
107,647,464
33,198.185
2,487,525
Total
13,508,964,383
'
27,915,201
Delaware—Wilmington
!('
%
+
+
(a)
Hazleton
New
7,816,752
4,912,000,000
24,303,102
York
—
37,943,171
51,409,772
Wilkes-Barre
III
33,155,674
36,539,740
5.7
34,342,703
Scranton
Du
30,193,109
+ 11.2
+
23,128,692
9,093,885
*5,260.000,000
Lebanon
JU!
i
—24.1
7,587,423
10,373,230
45,916,857
:
Harrisburg
$
7.030,515
8,434,959
10,968,299
—
Chester
•
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
:]!
+
3,933,942
*
4,111,008
5,825,633
944,000,000
6,687,415
—12.9
7,565,440
7,121,746
'
—12.3
—
—
3.7
——
+
2.2
347,763,831
+
5.5
31,388,959
25,638,046,226
+
0 00
1,154,913,713
.....
25,876,925
'
——
;
——
_
-
—
—
•
—
_
23.288,465
24.939,416
17,589,506
16,889,765
'
+ 11.1
+ 85.8
15,792,135
15,008,590
6.3
1,107,906,726
1,009,691,692
+
1,086,721,483
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
67.333,192
304,751,775
316 416,741
+
2.9
6,734,443,175
6,713 773,366
2,718,110,909
321,759,100
+
2.5
12,981,492,236
13,645 376,010
+ 11.1
1,733,049,300
22,683,215
1,505 100,900
24,222,300
6.4
97,599,121
6,759,203
102 684,897
8,174,638
17.3
31,461.538
64,003,302
60,574,008
Hamilton
Lorain
Mansfield
Youngstown
61,417,884
Pa.—Pittsburgh
—
+
5.7
'
2^7,980,406
284,834,766
4.4
2,102,086,707
9,555,394,392
2.4
196,503,893
2.9
137,584,306
33,050,658
+
5.1
168,153,312
20,046,692
31,444,596
21,005,875
Total
(15
97,994,756
100 430,836
7,141,650,019
cities)
7,103,004,092
0.5
33,686,557,965
34,959,251,193
—
+
4.8
564.213,203
504,574,847
78,184,800
63,065,200
+
24.0
68.526,100
65,705,400
2.4
14,575,038
12,321,767
+ 17.8
11,599,585
10,442,088
13,161,977
14,293,834
7.9
15,374,522
14,900.801
431,741,421
429,597.835
t
0.5
458,911.608
413,753,160
1,445,725,652
1,393,833,829
+
3.7
1,424,719,616
1,283,754,462
—
14.079.172
12,866,420
5.0
—
—
+
+
—
—
—
6.2
—
166 196,454
4.6
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
261,511,746
+
+
134 457,546
—
■
292.0151426
565,844,075
—
201 644,419
+
42.852,342
2.4
592,969,923
—12.3
10,297 476,091
+
27,926,663
+
4.9
+ 15.1
854 ,467,101
23,732,905
294,472,199
—17.8
267 139,009
814,835,210
14,238,919
301,654,385
—
324 831,271
250,479,779
13,428,108
0.3
+
290 995,389
1.3
1.6
5.7
3.7
—
—
261,163
11.6
181,337,924
City
4.6
7.2
2.6
2.3
1.2
2.4
3.6
Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Virginia—Huntington
25,285,819
24,398,645
+
100,641,000
90,114,000
+ 11.7
452 542,000
1,156,253,220
469 453,000
1,048,181,729
10.3
5,273 ,222,390
4,997 334,314
+
5.5
6.4
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
South
+
38
2,009,221,088
43,877,818
Erie
Fifth
—
53,261,020
160,373,076
Toledo
—
62,216,436
54,102,379
Newark
west
7.4
+
1,385,350,456
357,568,800
Columbus
Oil
62,681,118
1,425,088,372
2,787,391,435
Cincinnati
Cleveland
:
Carolina—Charleston
46,492,742
Total
119, 644,179
120 919.179
—
—
1.1
3.6
33,946,000
+
104,303,933
195 319,132
+
87,571,389
+ 19.1
483, 623,958
427 266,199
12.5
8,730 ,853,685
8,376 ,064,166
+
4.2
+
(8
37.0
207 811,069
7,786,740
+ 12.1
39 872,972
706,292,375
38 213,147
593,166,841
+ 19.1
3,270 791,311
2,907 930,062
4,125,243,175
cities)
5,722 268
—
19,782,000
1.6
4,740,949
5,139,255
+ 28.8
240.769.625
23.368,000
21,631,686
0.7
230.858.995
198,067.167
+
4.3
+
8,729,422
Columbia—Washington
5,632,553
25,474,000
242,530.726
+ 13.2
1,758,045.752
Frederick
of
3.6
1,977,244,664
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
District
+
3,643,211,096
+ 13.2
18,578,361,564
17,532,499,199
+ 12.5
+
6.0
10,592,651
9,348,714
+ 13.3
10,325,664
392^14,756
388^13^887
+"T.O
379~5~64,514
37
1591503,216
14l78~8~5~,188
"iif.4
147X85-,883
147X4X090
796,282,311
757,366,303
835,847,902
10,036,888
5X8*77 523
'
805,621,682
T
3.8
+
2.0
■
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlantay
Tennessee—Knoxville
158,051,323
Georgia—Atlanta
140 ,159,120
732,092,651
Nashville
680
2,101,700 000
'
Augusta
,953,206
1,956 ,200,000
+ 12.8
1
743, 571,807
713,745,046
+
7.5
3,495 127,837
+
7.4
9,763, 100,000
3,193,529,772
9,386,800,000
35,592,101
1
Macon
,485,330
+
3.2
168 230,199
29,101,159
27 ,511,450
167,489,443
+
5.8
142, 050,183
31,873,634
Columbus
Florida—Jacksonville
34
31 ,272,104
136,285,338
+
1.9
137, 980,366
148,654,316
3.3
6,391, 868,896
6,496,871,871
1,293,061,033
Tampa
173,406,445
1,252 ,128,030
+
1,317,174,501
160 283,940
1,265 ,336,620
75,891,184
Alabama—Birmingham
72 ,754,138
+
37 ,203,409
+
36 ,191,000
+
+ 10.0
403, 866,446
Mobile
Montgomery
38,980,721
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
38,984,000
'.V
+
4.2
32,384.817
31,743,024
32.453.301
28,162,458
+
9.4
148,577,999
138.041,541
+
7.6
119,3:5,345
128,472,307
+
4.0
420,800,000
406,100,000
+
3.6
386,200,000
391,000,000
+
0.4
+
4.2
—
—
8,413,265
7,024,009
7.2
6,833,550
6,953,029
1.6
249,097,661
273,462,284
+
8.2
877, 860,614
839,369,475
+
4.6
+
4.1
5,726, 624,603
5,716,253,098
+
0.2
243,695,634
4.3
263,043,201
345, 314,636
355,543,032
2.9
15,919,062
179, 620,706
176,314,539
+
185,936.000
+
7,305,904
7.385,117
7,834,789
8.9
284,444,761
234,906,798
7.4
253.345.317
194,366,527
10.1
16,635,816
14,846,595
1.9
186, 367,000
7,376,978
1.7
—
17,717,398
4.8
7.7
+ IS.8
—
0.2
—
—
—
—
———
—
— —,
—
Jackson
85,254,297
77, 492,553
Meridian
12,440,842
330,888,424
+
3.3
11 840,299
+
5.1
58, 735,013
3,650,868
56,067,267
'.+
4.8
3 ,339,370
+
9.3
17, 633,418
+
1,227 ,177,468
5.0
818,052
3.1
829,922
+
1.4
5,905, 186,000
16,801,387
5,923,618,118
861,262
719,766
—
0.3
275,139,000
250,993,459
+
9.6
209,040,830
196,899,500
7,014,328,037
+
5.4
34,543,137,724
33,904,167,126
1.9
1,401,679,040
1,395,907,867
+
0.4
1,317,138,727
1,204,514,644
+ 10.1
83, ,563,746
75 981,766
16,406 580,000
+ 10.0
3,927,029
3,615,735
+
8.6
3,326,625
3,259,732
19,884*174
18,0797673
+*1*0.0
19.700.797
20,193.845
1X7*54*061
1677*0*1*, 727
"~9~8
1378*9*1*,376
13X5*0*156
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
(16
Seventh
1,265,456,000
cities)
7,392,710,959
Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
16,736,113
15,204.312
3,3531336,000
3,321,389,000
42,267,223
Detroit
42,502,027
Rapids
90,290,999
22,841,396
13,140,514
74,875,993
Gary
70.499,382
+
—
+
1.0
15,473 ,337,000
0.6
210 ,713,837
219
767,468
2.3
436, 473,467
420
787,075
93
852,540
0.8
90 ,006,452
+
23.3
280, 834,679
239 757,560
+
2.3
108 ,802,826
112 178,092
—32.0
42, 236,163
70 494.501
—
+
6.2
334 ,494,209
328 941,934
—
—
+
—
5.7
4.1
3.7
4.1
+ 17.1
—
3.0
—40.1
+
1674*8*6*466
1478*6*6*, 470
+
1(7.9
1470~52~,647
12,911,889
2.7
9772*4*6*, 000
32745X666
+*1*7*9
8375*5*8,666
8873*2*37656
2.9
11,271.614
2.3
11.392,059
10,306,374
0.9
4,768,370
5,103,853
6.6
5,927,418
4,958,832
16773*3*6,908
15476*6*8*,367
+
(7.2
14478*1*27147
13974*8*67668
8,954,031
+
3.8
1.7
135|oil!l77
136,901,306
1.4
631 ,222,037
482,482,835
427,689,015
+
12.8
2,131 ,648,928
2,076 137,958
50,543,803
+
7.4
23,1671582
239 933,414
247 125,493
22,357,625
+
3.6
109 136,635
110
57,483,961
46,939,611
+
22.5
280 ,927,388
253 759,361
+
835,321,159
8,895,354
+
5.8
3,914 ,470,328
3,803 ,328,338
+
2.9
+
10.0
47 129,704
11,456,642
46 ,686,769
+
0.9
11,095,559
+
3.3
2 319,562
Indianapolis
South
2,201,415
5.4
11
4,388,619
4,333,898
1.3
21,,487,014
Bend
Terre
54,277,284
Haute
1
Wisconsin—Madison
Milwaukee
884!l03,356
Oshkosh
9,783,709
Sheboygan
Watertown
;
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
Des
45,782,528
22,318,504
8,933,065
City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
19,026,721
56,472,168
Lansing
Muskegon
88,292,660
18,874,021
Jackson
Bay
+
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Flint
Grand
*
+
;
Rapids__
:
—
63 ,350,938
725,093
659
807,164
—
+
—
4.3
'
071,442
—
63 ,805,766
10
11,022,591
+
—
10.71
0.7
787,980
8.7
21, 708,519
1.0
38,532,149
40,168,370
4.1
280,260,182
186 ,036,865
258,141,354
185, 307,816
8.6
93,804,913
1,334 ,204,713
1,241 ,680,319
7.5
88,212,126
6.3
61,295,873
+
453 ,817,338
57,421,083
6.7
413 424,384
57,269.251
53,659,533
5,493,116
Moines
Sioux
9.8
5,488,284
0.1
23,267,308
22,539,424
+
3.2
21,224,626
20,111,407
16,923,844
17,272,372
7,280,975
+
City
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
_
Eloomington
Chicago
,
8,340,040
Decatur
.
Peoria
6,284,142,812
31,671,853
77,465,808
5,562,705,169
33,738,905
69,294,815
0.4
9,297,036
27, 682,209
26, 867,032
2.0
81 389,125
78 ,469,731
3.7
401,327,783
34 ,519,538
+ 16.8
+ 13.0
1,838,897
1.811,929
1.5
28,466 ,018,900
27,360 ,175,285
..2,654,872
+
4.0
6.1
1,355,593,743
1,151,806,821
+ 17.7
170 296,533
1,197,243,373
,689,052
1,185,708,387
+
5.3
8,573,448
10,716,287
—20.0
7,483.163
6,525,708
+
—
161
3.0
Rockford
11.8
356 ,252,279
60,112,087
347 ,995,800
+
2.4
53,982,796
14,980,152
+
11.4
291 586,052
16.456,961
35,568,560
275 ,411,652
+
5.9
30,925.109
15.0
17,082,583
+
14,060,125
176 165,307
154 ,923,905
+ 13.7
8,221,907
7.856,417
Total
3,617,606
(31
cities)
12,285,034,705
7,875.064
14.5
-
Springfield
Sterling
8.882,168
+
3,366,888
+
7.4
11,355,017,556
+
8.2
17
082,958
17
,589,548
56,112,353,920
55,559,613,794
—
1.685,023.
9.0
18,035,737
22,962,006
+ 21.5
14,362.270
12,546,041
4.7
7.834.085
6,523,065
+ 15.1
1,636,650,614
1,610,888,230
9.2
366.900.000
344,200,000
—~~7~6
196.949.439
157,054,906
7.3
140,831,504
124,698,005
—
+
2.9
+
1.0
1,832,825,569
1,592,132,494
+
2.8
391,100,000
358.100,000
+
0.3
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
7
Cape
Louis__
Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total
1,910,959,460
1,749,267,341
22,344,758
9.2
8,949,290,802
23,679,902
8,708,169.840
6.0
3,639,387
113,011,513
112,724,707
3,571,277
1.9
18,040,431
18,537.086
952,340,211
712,759.180
4.2
4,526,546,927
4,591,387,669
6.3
3,661,193,195
3,434,820
3,476,489,159
—16.2
15,240,756
16,746,109
14.937,133
+ 14.1
78,193,051
67,932,506
17,361,516,675
16,991,987,076
991,933,067
757,585,987
2.876,845
17,050,623
(7
cities)
3,707,725,271
3,458,654,720
+
7.2
—
—
+
+
2.7
1.4
5.3
158,346,995
171,432,755
136,285,301
146,967,259
+ 15.1
5X2~7~,6l3
4*5*8*2*131
+
1*4*1
4X6*0*398
3,259*057
2.2
690,959,309
681,082,145
+
1.4
709,041,311
629,211,968
—
+
—
9.0
Volume
193
Number 6065
v
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2711)
-Month of May-
at-
Clearings
1961
Ninth Federal Reserve
+
5.4
181,424,509
+
12.6
10,713.791,494
9,990,008,773
14,804,322
86,715,784
857,206,389'
77,359,437
748,532,423
4,059,521,267
3,680,937,858
.
;
''
6,141,744
+
.
14.5
5,039,120
+ 21.9
27,239,123
+ 15.9
16,752,747
+
0.1
220,089,950
11,650,996
;
j.
+
32.4
58,699,001
+
7.7
62,905,633
17,713,632
+
4.0
Falls
56,836,117
__'
Falls—
2.6
10,248,869
10,138,240
449,840,853
411,041,635
159~089/710
+ 17.6
1637874,810
1577287/365
ir,271~515
10,583,860
■f'oTi
12.1987l85
10,9367011
3,605,102
3/753~302
—"3T9
4,37~U85
4,6967694
6/730,482
2.2
81,006,477
+ 11.0
240,480,150
230,339,578
28,911,048
24,004,468
1.6
147,311,903
149,340,804
6~801~,957
4.4
+
+ 20.4
1.4
—
23,138,642
21,429,845
+
8.0
120,998,552
113,207,991
+
+ 10.8
342,256,381
315,491,522
+
8.5
2,152,729
3,124,491,086
T.i
77359/450
7,050,033
—T.3
13,8047l85
13,0227013
661,697,537
614,171,934
—
6.9
62,401,975
2,262,592
5.1
11,918,395
+ 12.8
16,417,897,797
5,858,389
7.9
10,924,219
+
7.9
41,4567604
5.5
205, 745,212
826,714,667
785,244,899
5.3
4,027 131,382
Kansas—Manhattan
14,258/980
.
9.1
+
26,237,074
43,751,743
739,570,360
664,204,460
+ 11.3
5,235,860
26,497,215
2
1,384,436
+ 15.7
1.0
3,750,993,501
+
9,470,649
8,356,285
7.4
—
918,900
8.2
—
24,05o" 8 25
1,601,799
974,942
TT oQtino'Q
Omaha
;
15,219,651,855
13,646~109,
City-
5,397,967
_7ZZZZIZZZIZZ7IZZZZZZI
S
21.0
89,881,810
+ 24.0
+
1938
$
+ 10.5
—
9.5
+
1959
,
5.7
+ 18.7
r
cities)
or
26.3
4,709,383
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
175,130,571
169,203,690
1,397,136
1,239,144
6.1
1,073,590
902,364
+ 13.3
11,928,910
11,698,740
3.5
162,122,045
160,673,581
+
+
4,836,100
8.3
23,286,683
+
1,742,325
1,814,660
4.0
9 994,594
9,488,576
+
5.3
58,642,894
53,918,505
8.8
302 039,503
233,132,065
+
29.6
145,283,183
15,184,686
9,677,476
+ 56.9
133,343,992
9.0
734, 908,663
7,886,602
5.5
7,915,783
31,362,823
5,670,670
28,460,463
+ 10.2
1.2
26 560,276
696,684,981
29,214,287
+
5,741,375
31,331,857
33,826,224
2,216,444,917
2,052,737,330
8.0
10,709 433,388
10,143,203,126
5.6
4727398,167
4457590,592
+
6.0
4527o~4~l,385
2.5
13,752,176
13,308,415
4367571",460
+
3.3
15,232,234
15,506,359
7,583,483
6,580,668
+ 15.2
7,561,683
6,650,587
727,459,296
683,480,925
6.4
690,575,442
674,984,753
Parsons
Topeka
—.
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin _—!
!
_____
City
Kansas
Joseph
58,442,875
57,271,366
2.0
285 ,143.238
—
1_;
Springs
2,020,832
0.6
13 657,740
284,519,863
9.4
1,541 475,177
6.0
143 194,674
148,762,043
+ 13.7
4,913 ,806,721
4,459,497,377
8.6
22,963,835,497
21,506,916,174
-
1,042,172,776
Total
cities).
(14
Eleventh Federal
Texas—Austin
916,580,917
4,752,654,294
Denver
4,376,864,056
67,345,752
62,137,878
+
8.4
29,991,114
29,065,968
+
2,601,635,812
2,281,551,464
289,365,290
278,676,975
206,503,082
Eeaumont
Dallas
—,
0.9
+
5.9
—
3.7
+ 10.2
+
6.8
329,593,201
318 778,289
3.4
3.2
141,647,331
+ 14.0
12,212,033,395
139, 303,788
11,531 ,875,191
5.9
3.8
1,382 ,536,114
0.6
+
15,237,775
13,523,916
+12.7
14,515,703
15,003,033
5247710",968
45679~0T,bn
+ 14.8
454705"g~,927
44 ^"a", 2 44
13.1
477068,172
4373857793
—17.3
5,360,000
6,336,000
185,620,162
+ 11.2
939 .757,903
2.6
26,575,000
507384,642
—12.7
44,418", 041
125,733,000
133 ,100,000
5.5
2,000,292,879
1,836,605,470
5,402,000
8.9
6,534,000
9,452,472,109
9,211 ,694,785
2.6
7,580,146
8,191,474
7.5
39,401,894
39 ,763,280
0.9
23,010,418
0.7
122,568,869
_____
Houston
1
Arthur
Falls
+
—
22,843,539
133 ,955,050
8.5
10,549,283
—
+
10,065,273
4.8
6,~7~5~L339
50,649,914
51 ,175,185
1.0
58,376,694
+ 12.7
322,466,523
305 ,108,485
5.7
16.6~467063
16,01~77039
+ 10.9
25,134,626,067
24,187,048,070
3.9
619,132,787
543,711,811
5,325,261,965
cities)
+
|
6,317,804
+
65,731,189
Texarkana
Louisiana—Shreveport
(11
+
1.7
23,207,000
Worth
Galveston
Total
—
1,374,147,897
963,911,934
—
Wichita
+
—
9.1
Reserve District—Dallas-
__——_—.——
Paso
+
13,778,098
1,455,868,050
31,589,929
5.2
—
292,459,347
2,032,944
311,351,877
:
-
Colorado—Colorado
24 507,355
29,698,891
:
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Port
+
—
+
30,427,754
Nebraska—Fremont
""Ft.
187~0~4T,981
+ 10.3
3,523,558,127
Lewiston
El
14,116,464
455.600,287
69,142,851
-
Helena
St.
503,528,983
+
47,895,793
+
13,746,183
7.2
59,493,214
5,840,655
Lincoln
Inc.
Dec. %
8.0
46,483,000
v
30,920,087
Huron
Montana—Billings
(16
$
+
234,336,305
8,802,000
11,069,680
18,424,031
_____
——
Total
I960
$
+
13.849,839
45,990,831
11,917,436
Forks
Great
1961
+ 12.1
24,877,690
2,965,289
46,003,524
1
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux
+ 18.6
3,435,704
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
Grand
Inc.or
Dec. %
167,990,680
2,064,543,009
17,559,533
__
Fergus
Minot
$
Week Ended June 10
1960
$
2,325,118,213
,_
Winona
South
19S1
36,013,301
_—,
Paul
North
or
Dec. %
37,959,613
__
Minneapolis
Rochester
Inc.
$
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
-Jan. 1 to May 31-
1960
s
51
4,799,709,897
+
.
6.9
7,616,653
8,501,392
+"7/9
14,~6497l33
14,5997647
+13.9
543,266,588
+
•"
'
s
533,794,117
/-
;J
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
8,081,224
1,016,935,167
6.0
37, 738,449
38,323,584
+ 10.8
4,713, 977,171
4,641,904.729
+
1.6
217,091,545
211,104,306
25,729,329
+ 10.1
134 842,466
129,241,533
+
4.3
7,299,568
6,631,785
54,531,298
+
27.0
306, 279,146
270,458,757
+ 13.2
25,146,455
-
918,094,408
28,321,436
69,247,140
:_1^.
Seattle
rYakima
22,708,991
+ 10.7
119, 068,336
113,514,719
+'
223,874,489
214,380,340
+
1127i~97",090
1147oT67305
—
26,365,780
28,333,424
13,315,067
17,314,717
685,350,387
36,908,249
JL
n—
Idaho—Boise
.___
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
1,086,434,822
Lake
City______
—
1,034,623,650
r
42,603,001
521,708,067
Utah—Ogden
Salt
8,598,749
Arizona—Phoenix
348,351,181
California—Berkeley
56,572,967
116,072,499
48,145,018
26,204.356
26,806,232
3,790,939,174
186,555,784
-
Total
Outside
-
total
York
New
3.2
1,692, 6:8,207
1,606,834,694
+
262,286,296
+
(a) Clearings
6,905,152
6.7
—11.3
572 857,192
662,271,189
—13.5
186,344,284
4.4
209,457,458
198,024,458
T.6
937763,716
91,595,026
—13.1
6.9
31,836,156
29,334,372
—23.1
2.2
130 935,979
20,269,596
3,128,877,796
+ 21.2
17,763 342,591
144,644,817
16,296,114,647
161,083,398
+ 15.8
883 787,006
21,545,894
+ 14.4
685,654,468
627 624.867
46,944,099
+ 26.0
292 341,097
71,105,382
+
2.5
356 ,573,394
4.6
35,508,244
29,259,275
+
—
+ 17.4
400,626,963
—
—
—
9.5
+
9.0
784,376,664
815,349,433
+
8.4
38,622,818
251,859,112
+ 16.1
12,198,764
10,878,820
+ 12.1
10,775,641
9,259,366
347,819,914
+
2.5
18,147,939
17,403,153
+
4.3
16,455,426
13,836,037
+
63,055,180,759
14.2
35,397,094,564
33,597,487,791
+
5.4
1,453,489,724
1,342,321,486
+
8.3
1,341,011,468
1,246,822,305
+ 15.0
6,629,760,386
123,507,007,607
68,418,985,175
.
^Estimated,
219,527,733
7,806,314
5.3
279 779,216
+
1.6
218 724,410
7,571,883,928
cities)
(174
229,484,449
+ 18.2
348 206,866
141,980,536,145
cities)—
(18
Grand
7.1
—
4.0
Barbara-
Stockton
+
4,954,915,749
59,145,432
.
,
Jose
Santa
168,102,053
2,306,875,318
4,875 505,292
+ 27.6
—
—
Francisco..
San
198, 722,787
2,471, 714,959
.72,909,220
-
.
Riverside
San
4.9
+ 16.7
71,385,257
—
Pasadena
5.0
+
37.739,437
68,510,985
Beach
Modesto
2.8
+ 10.1
+
4.9
+
48,496,101
130,813,868
Long
1.5
+ 12.5
40,627,898
.•/„
463,903,619
337,690,874
.___,
—
660,680,781,124
602,193,387,484
+
9.7
27,173,069,086
25,126,100,342
+
8.1
24,433,282,712
23,884,300.091
8.5
318,217,115,759
309,683,427,075
+.
2.8
12,314,023,827
11,520,128,053
+
6.9
11,538,118,539
10,885,412,241
+
discontinued.
operations
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
RATES
Pursuant to the requirements
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury t he buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
1
certifies
FOREIGN
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
JUNE
9,
FEDERAL
1961
TO
RESERVE
JUNE
15,
BANK
1961,
TO
TREASURY
'
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
* a
and
Country
Unit
Monetary
Noon
>.
'
Argentina,
Australia,
—
rupee
Finland,
India,
*
^
deutsche
new
franc__:
mark—
^
Malaysia,
;
.j
Port
Spain,
Union
United
.
——
guilder
pound
1.011562
.209866
.209866
.00311000
.00311000
.00311000
.204050
.204050
.204050
.251853
.251837
.251787
,
i-_-
i
pound
rand__.
sterling
.208933
.00276266
.324866
.324866
.0800560
.0800560
.278275
2.762633
.139562
.0347500
.0166436
.193637
.0348250
:
.209166
.209000
2.793640
2.792080
.00161075
.00276116
\
.00161081
.00276250
.325133
.325233
.0800560
.278262
2.764554
.139600
.0348166
.0166436
.193668
.231508
.231156
1.389688
1.389917
2.790260
1.390884
2.792200
2.789800
_
2.792200
.208833
.231541
-
Africa,
.209900
2.790260
.00161066
.0166436
-
.
RED
.251846
.209900
.193643
-
franc
Kingdom,
.0383625
.0200037
.00311000
.278293,
:
Your
1.004648
.204050
.209900
.139562
escudo
South
1.006281
1.010531
.204050
'
2.762178!
krone
krona
of
2.224764
.0383375
.208833
malayan dollar—
P" it,"erlend.
2.226007
2.224860
!>
.0120846
.0200075
.00276266
peseta
Sweden,
2.223314
.0383625
2.789800
Zealand,
'gal,
.0120846
.0200025
—
ne^o
Norway,
.0120868
June 15
s
.00161062
Netherlands,
New
$
Money)
Thursday
June 14
June 13
.0383625
—L_—
___
yen
*-~n.
i
Wednesday
Tuesday
* .0200025
—.251856
,T
_
in
.00311000
;_
___—
.-——
lira
jqran,
(Value
.0120863
'
1.011901
runee
alv,
York
New
.0199937
Markka
Ireland,' pound
I
in
.0383375
—
—
(Metropolitan!,
Germany,
Monday
2.222948
:
dollar
France
"
.0120912
—
pound
franc
Canada,
transfers
$
peso
Belgium,
Cable
June 12
; *
.
Austna,.schilling
Cevlon,
for
June 9
,
J
Rate
Friday
'
H
Buying
.0800560
.00161075
i
.00276216
.325066
.0800560
.278241
.278256
2.765980
2.764435
.139637
.139575
.0348000
.0348000
.0166436
.0166436
.193591
.193575
.231241
.231333
1.391601
1.390824
2.793640
2.792080
CROSS
must carry
onl
52
(2712)
weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
the following principal changes for the week
banks
shows
American
5%s
June
5%
1st
creased
purchasinig
for
loans
their
million;
$379
5%
"Other"
4%
f
ts
4%
Victoreen
or
debs,
subord.
1899
due
_Jun
30
2435
-Jun
1975
19
2049
1962
due July
A,
1975— ..July
1
this
1974
15,
_
rowings
from
decreased
Banks
Reserve
Increased-quarterly
3.90%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
$100
preferred
(quar.)
$6.50
million.
June 7,
May 31,
Staley
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Loans
and
Loans
adjusted!—
chasing
S.
U.
7,454
1
for
finance,
_
163
-
379
—
Loans
Real
S.
banks
loans—
bills—
certificate
Treasury
notes
Within
1
5
to
After
Other
1,506
&
bonds
S.
U.
with
2,236
+
10
+ 1,433
+
+
91
+
29
12,200
1,320
domestic
banks—-
Total
1
—1,164
+
Cash
S.
U
deposits
Demand
the
+
+
2,080
Time
demand
commercial
of
States
time
90
—1,991
in
gov'ts,
1,908
etc.
deposits--
5
8,971
—
U.
From
S.
R.
Banks
27
others—
:
1,705
;___
26,945
(1,107)
—
279
—
1,575
750
334
+
690
373
750
—
334
+
690
—
+
409
336
5,124
+
1,070
111
+
3
+
6
239
+
16
+
34
49,971
(1,451)
+
809
247
—
-1,648
(344)
27,330'''.' +';-nr*4
;<>*)^276
reserves
16,339
"•
V
• •
liabilities
'.--202
+
+
$1.30
+
5
liabilities,:
(1,451) 48,663
+
—1,875
126
—
8
+
8o6
—1,717
Steak
paid
in
423
817
1
capital accounts
j
25
+
tion
loans
valuation
of
If Increase
definition,
change
a
May
in
domestic
to
of
in
demand
demand
deposits
due
commercial
individual
reserves;
total
and
in
§ Not
*
of
deposits
deposits
mutual
to
loan
banks
items
and
due*
to
savings
shown
are
adjusted,
after
based
foreign
on
deduc¬
+
63
42
+
47
—
2
gross.
Total
Ratio
former
to
excludes
banks;
banks.
deposit
capital
certificate
and
F.
R.
accts.
(1,451)
ances
+
803
—1,648
lia¬
note
on
3%
Company
—2.8%
foreign
Inc.
preferred
dating
in
157
parentheses
the
are
eliminations
25
—
made
in
the
consoli-
process.
Below
will
be
found
preferred
and
including
those
list
a
called
The date indicates the
of
under
called
Ltd.
(quar.)
com.
redemption,
fund provisions.
sinking
redemption
last date for mak¬
or
Name
ing tenders, and the
Smith
the
Sommers
page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
volume
current
NOTICE
OF
Investors
Co.,
capital
Drug
stock_____
convertible
Jun
Page
30
Central
6 %
cumulative
redeemable
Ampal-American
15-year
4%
Amun-Israeli
Bay
Palestine
Housing Corp.,
15-yr. 3%
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—
5%
debs,
1956
of
due
June
bds.
Steel
Valley
first
5%
of
Coal
and
1924,
Mansfield
July 15,
refunding
Tire
&
1,
mortgage
lien
4%
Water
1,
series
1st
Texas
Public
debentures,
Natural
mtge.
Tennessee
1st
bonds, due
Co., Inc.—
Eastern
Preferred
Western
debentures,
Co.
July
due
Gas
pipe
Dec.
1
Maryland
25-year 5'/2%
1987-July
1,
__
*
1
15
*
1
2433
1
line
bonds,
5.50%
1
2436
Julv
1
1966
due Jan;
1
1
2327
2
9saa
Julv
6-13
7-14
6-30
7-15
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-15
6-30
fl-15
6-30
9-29
9-15
12-29
12-13
will
7-
1
7-
3
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-
7-
3
6-12
7-14
6-30
6-30
6-15
7-
6-
56c
1
25c
amount
to
7-15
5%
1
9
7-24
6-30
ap¬
depositary shares)
per
A
A
9'Ac
B
Class
fi
7%
preferred
5%
2nd
conv.
prior
Stop
Shop,
&
preferred
preferred
Strawbridge
Inc.
&
;
1
(quar.)
$5
7
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
6-30
6-
9
(quar.)
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
50c
15c
A
(quar.)
Sundstrand
Corp.
Fund, Inc
(quar.)___
,
1
6-20
$1.12
42'Ac
25c
,
(increased-quar.)
77-
1
6-20
6-26
6-16
6-23
6-
6-30
6-15
2 'A %
preferred
(quar.)
common
6-30
12c
Corp.,
Corp.
6-
7-
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Fertilizer
Chemical
6-15
1
$1.25
pfd.
Studebaker-Packard Corp., $5 pfd.
5%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Sun
9-20
6-30
7-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clothier,
10-16
6-30
25c
(quar.)
common
6-30
433Ac
15c
25c
(quar.)
Camp,
9-29
7-44
$.0095
1
1st
Stokely-Van
10-16
$.0095
!
7-14
9'Ac
Class
10-16
9-15
6-15
9
Sunset International Petroleum—
Stock
Super
dividend
Mining
Valu
5c
(quar.)
5%
Stores,
—
(quar.)—
Shares,
Inc.
Company
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Tamblyn
Service
Telephone
1
6-30
Class
7-
1
6-15
$5
7-
1
6-15
Ten
conv.
(Ohio),
pfd.
class
Inc.
Keys
6-13
7-15
6-13
7-
6-
9
1
6-
5
7-15
7-
1
77-
1
6-15
3
6-
1
6-15
2
$2
6-28
6-15
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
9
7-
6-
9
$1.25
—:
I.)
(R.
6-13
7-15
7-
9c
(quar.)
6-15
7-15
9c
(s-a)——
A—
B
preferred
3
18c
!20c
(quar.)—
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4%
6-19
7-
22'/2C
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.,
(G)
1
6-24
40c
20c
(qua".)
Wayne
5-31
7-
lc
(s-ai
preferred
&
6-30
62'Ac
135c
t2'/2c
!25c
!$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)—
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd., com. (s-a)
1
9
10c
6-30
6-15
35c
(initial)
6-23
6-
8
(quar.)
$1.02'A
7-
1
6-
9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31
$1.06'A
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
$1.12'/2
7-
1
6-
Soss
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
5c
Co.,
9480
1,
1979-July
l
2480
"
due
1977_July
1
2481
series—__
_Jun
23
2481
1982—
July
l
2482
6-14
5.24%
9-13
4.25%
preferred
9-27
9-13
4.50%
2nd
6-22
6-
9
''4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-15
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
7-
1
6-
9
Carolina
37'Ac
7-
1
6-
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
preferred
Gas
&
com.
(quar.)
1
6-
9
4.72%
2nd
7-
1
6-
9
4.90%
7-
1
6-
9
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
^c
7-
1
6-
25c
64
______
Co.
7-
7-
3
6-20
Jersey Gas
South
Penn
South
Pittsburgh; Water,
Puerto
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
9
50c
Co.,
4.32%
pfd.
(quar.)
6-29
6-15
$1.12,/2
7-15
7-
pfd.
preferred
Canada
Electric
preferred
Common
Southern
5.44%
9
9
1
7-
1
7c
(quar.)
—
6-30
6-15
t$l
A
7-20
6-30
Service—
8-
1
7-14
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
$1
8-
1
7-14
$1.24
7-
1
6-15
$1.31'A
7-
1
7-
1
1
6-20
7-
6-30
preferred
Texas
Power
7-15
6-20
6-27
6-
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
2
&
6-30
6-
$1.20
,
8-
1
7-14
30c
7-
1
6-15
9
(quar.)
34c
7-
1
6-15
5.48%' preferred
(quar.)
34'Ac
7-
Ry.
Utilities
Texas
Textiles,
Inc.,
Inc.,
$1.25
Thomas
$5
(annual)
$4
&
Thomas
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
9
Light—
Co,
$1.14
Reduced
1
6-15
6-19
5-29
Thomaston
25c
9-13
8-15
Thompson-Starrett,
Mills
Inc.
A
7-10
7-
3
6-
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-15
31'Ac
7-
1
6-15
20c
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-16
25c
10-
35c
r-—
pfd.
1
25c
•
70c
7-
15c
(quar.)
———-—
1
$1.25..
(quar.)
Inc.,
7-10
7-10
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
1
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
88-
52c
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
Industries,
7-10
$1
(quar.)
Co., common
Betts
1
$1.21
(quar.)
common
8-
$1.19
preferred
4%
preferred
preferred
Extra
*>
$1.35,
preferred (quar.)
$4
preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred
(quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.56
Textron.
42'Ac
(quar.)
Pacific
5
Electric—
common
preferred
&
25c
(quar.)
2nd preferred
5'A%
Texas
6-
(quar.)
Transmission—
Texas Gas
5
7-20
(quar.)
preferred
6-
$1.12'A
Southern Railway—
5%
non-cum.
preferred
66-
7-
9
$1.14
6-14
6-30
(quar.)
Co.
9
$1.16
6-28
preferred
Southern Pacific
6-
$1.27
$4
8-15
^
Telephone,
1
(quar.)
6-12
t62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Nevada
9
7-
(quar.)
1
$$1.50
com.
common
&
6-
(quar.)
7-
65c
(quar.)
Gas
$1.31'A
6-
1
preferred
preferred
$4.56
27c
(quar.)
$1.28
.
.
1
preferred
5.40%
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
—
(monthlv)
Ltd.. 4%
pfd.
7-
7-
$5.08
6-12
Co.—
(quar.)
Southern Gas & Water,
(quar.)
(Canada),
4.96%
Co.,
$1.18
$1.22Va
$1.25
$1.27 Va
.
(quar.)
class
Texaco
1
23c
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Corp.,
7-
$20c
(quar.)
Edison
(quar.)
preferred
5.25%
Tenney
50c
(quar.)
orig.
preferred
5.10%
30c
Public Service
(quar.)
9
$4.64
(quar.)
Ltd.
3
Sugar—
California
partic.
Southern
4'/2%
(increased)
preferred
Southam
"
6-30
'V-"
preferred
2nd
Texas
Common
$4
27'Ac
—
9
5%
5.12%
■
Rico
$1.16'A.
57'Ac
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)—
56Vac
—
Insurance
South
Oil
9
(quar.)
preferred
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Carolina
_
(quar.)
preferred
5.125%
T7'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
4.60%;
5%
_
common
preferred
4.50%
2328
1
6-28
9-27
$1.38
dividend
Paper
5'A%
(quar.)_
Transmission—
5C
Quarterly
$4.50
1
Ry.—
1
Gas
2437
*
1,
6-19
7-
Corp.
4.80%
debentures, due Jan.
6-30
preferred
Southern Indiana
preferred
6-16
4.10%
Southern
Corp.—
first
5
Tennessee
8%
aus?
series,
6-16
7-
Tennessee
6%
5'A%
7
5
2
2326
Julv
1973—
ser.,
6-
7-
2
2431
_Julv
1968
Co.—
6-30
6-30
2
5%
1964
43A%
7-15
6-
series
Aue
1,
6-30
6-
2431
30
Co.—
bds.,
Transmission
stock,
1,
1962
due Jan.
6-28
7-15
40c
(quar.)—
proximately $.076
Class
12'Ac
Co.—
Transmission
mortgage
2,
6-15
7-28
6-
2431
*
Service
pipe line
Gas
July
£-20
1
1-
6-30
Co.—
subordinated
Southern
,
B
Finance
Southeastern
5%
1965—July
1978
:
1,
6-23
7-14
6-30
Southeastern
due Jan.
7-10
Btlll-Man Manufacturing—
8-
common
South
July
Aug
collateral trust bonds, due Jan.
Producer's Pipelines, Ltd.—
5'/a %
Jun
bonds,
1973—
6-16
6-30
2429
1
Co.—
5%
5%s
1965_July
1964
Rubber
bonds,
gold
6-30
3834c
Co.—
due Feb.
Northeastern
Ritter
1,
8-21
6-16
(quar.)
South
bonds, series K, due July
47/8%
debentures, due July l,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
Prior
30
Co.—
mortgage 4% %
Lehigh
series
1966—___
debs., due July 1, 1968
July
1st
1
1
7c
5%
—July
30,
Atlas Plywood Corp., 5>A%
Consolidation Coal Co., 3'/2 % aebs. due
El Paso Electric Co., 4 '/2%
debs., due
Inland
shares—Jun
1967—i
due
6-19
79-
6-30
31'Ac
Corp.—
B.
6-19
(quar.i
South
preferred
conv.
series
1
7-
$60c
—.
dividend
depositary
10c
.
8
5-10
25c
Lloyds, Ltd., ordinary (interim )
(After British income tax and expenses for
!30c
(quar.)_:
8
6-
6-20
Corp.,
Page.
Ry.—
Trading
debentures,
preferred
6-
6-20
preferred
Sorg.
Date
Hudson
&
(quar.)
6-30
preferred
*
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Algoma
Mills
common.-
2
$1.55
Stock
PARTIAL
Paper
Stores,
Payable of Rec.
6-
6-19
$1.25
Date
Inc.,
(Howard)
Share
Holders
2
1
Sonotone
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Ryte
50c
of Company
When
6-
7-
6-30
25c
Talcott (James), Inc., new com. (initial quar.)
Per
5-16
1
$30c
10c
(quar.)
&
Taylor Instrument
Continued from page 16
1
7-
$1.25
(quar.)—!
(John B.)
Symington
DIVIDENDS
bonds, notes,
7-
$1.25
;
;
preferred
Stewarts
5%
for
6-12
$1.25
-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Swift
corporate
stock
common
7-20
6-30
25c
(accum.)
Sterling Trust Corp. Toronto (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
Supervised
Fund Notices
7-20
1
32'Ac
_
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Brewers.
Inc.
Sterling National Bank & Trust (New York)
Ordinary
Redemption Calls and Sinking
1
8-
7'/2C
(quar.)
Company
Sunshine
^Figures
7-20
8-
45c
(quar.)_
Y.)
(quar.)
Bros.,
Stephan
Sunrise
correspondents—
1
7-20
2%
N.
preferred (quar.)
Stedman
Sunbeam
accept¬
for
8-
12'/2c
12'/2C
—
dividend
$4.50
33.1%
liability
purchased
49.971
7-20
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Traung Lithograph,
preferred
(quar.)
Summers
reserves
combined.:
Contingent
figures revised.
and
gold
bilities
vailable.
31
liabs.
of
1
$30c
1
__
t Exclusive
7-20
8-
20c
pfd.
conv.
(Albany,
Shake,
n
Stock
5%
ACCOUNTS—
1
$40c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
partic. preferred
Class
752
and accrued divs.
134
—
95
3,937
(1,107)
18
+
5
—
1
45c
A
Bank
30
+
25
—
54
items.
—1J789
145
17,347
cash
Surplus.
Other
+
241
deposits
availability
20
—
565
.
7-20
1
Guaranty Corp.—
Stetson
notes—
(quar.)
Inc.
class
50c
S.l
6-30
933Ac
$20c
(quar.)
Materials, Ltd.
State
4'/2%
+6,600
19
+
securities..
and
bank
CAPITAL
(L.
6-16
7-10
183/4C
20c
*
__
(quar.)
2nd pfd.
conv,
6-16
1
12'/2c
(quar.)
common
(s-a)_
Works
Corp.,
5%
—
Total
102j
—
—
26,845
Foreign.
Deferred
B
Stanley
5%
securities
Treasurer—gen. account.
Capital
F.
outright
Govt,
Reserve
Total
■
+
+
26.345
assets
Member
2071
—
14
3,234
assets
Other
+
Borrowings:
From
S.
§
82
+
28,412
_
—2,007
Deposits:
H +1.201
1,417
10,887
__
deposits of foreign banks,
Other
banks
_
deposits
372
LIABILITIES—
8,318
1,565
deposits—-
17
14,585
premises—
Federal
A
Ltd.,
Starrett
50c
(quar.)—_—
com.
Stecher
bought
loans
Total
716
62,210
adjusted
deposits
United
Savings
1
303
6,500
Other
Government
+
Class
dividend)
(stock
Corp.,
State
items in process of collection
Bank
LIABILITIES—
Demand
8
'
43
63
—
119
preferred
otarrett
._
U.
Total
1,307
+
—
144,489
+
256
—
4,389
assets/liabilities
+
2.526
60
75
—
2,702
_
26
289
(quar.)
pref.
$3.75
Corp.
Corp., class A
(Ohio) —
Shares,
—
—
Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
Standard
+
2
—
37
4,206
—
Oil
Paving &
Held under repurchase agree't
—2,388
11
assets—net—
Other
+
92
4,514
—
outright—
....
Total
Other
72
+
—
preferred
Standard
—1,876
8
+
63
-
(quar.)
Financial
Standard
6-16
1
8-
25c
$1.62
25c
$10c
94c
5%
15c
15c
40c
-—
_,
Standard Holding
1
7-
8-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
-
110
+
48
+
378
(*344)
Bonds
5.427
maturing:
Banks
17,174
reserves-
advances.—
-
1,131
+
coin_
pfd.
Standard Dredging Corp.,
75c
7-
7-
9"
15c
Ltd.
Mfg.
preferred
1
6-20
(Mass.)—
:
—1,986
2
21
+
+
_
certificate
and
Certificates
90
—
102
33
-
46
Government securities:
Total
5,180
R.
gold
Bills
198
+
23
—
—
10,928
F.
Currency and
Balances with
209
.+
15,941
_
—
34
securities.;
Reserves
27
2,302 °
-
"
+
56
+
year
years
S.
989
+
+
years.—
5
U.
196
3,494
indebtedness
+
1,048
notes
„__.
Acceptances—bought
69
31,431
—
_
of
—
12
—
16,402
Treasury
R.
Notes
125
—
—
12,832
-
—
securities—total
Treasury
1
banks-
_
__
loans
Government
532
—
+
558
—
16,126
F.
Bought outright—
3,257
etc.—
—
commercial
domestic
to
estate
Other
U.
foreign
15
institutions:
finance,
$4.50
Beryllium
Stanfield's,
Total
195
+
5
—
1,326
financial
1960
31
+
99
+
103
securities-
personal
June 15,
1961
account
Redemption fund for
carrying:
or
1,663
to
+
certificate
Gold
Cash
■
Loans
720
—
8
.+
1,996
purchasing
nonbank
to
Sales
149
+
299
—
E.)
Standard
3%%
Discounts
securities-
Other
866
69,047
31,161
pur¬
securities--
Government
S.
Loans
+
securities
loans
U.
741
carrying:
or
Government
Other
Other
111,406
—
for
dealers
and
June 7,
1961
7,544
loans—.—
loans
brokers
to
+
—-—
industrial
and
Agricultural
532
—
adjusted!-
investments
Commercial
Loans
June 14,
ASSETS—
112,912
(quar.)
par
(quar.)
Foods,
Standard
Decrease ( —) since
1960
--
(quar.)
par
(quar.)
(A.
71.60
dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
(In millions of dollars)
_
Corp.,
Special
(In millions of
June 8,
1961*
1961
investments
—
(quar.)
$25
D Company
Stafford
Increase ( + ) or
and
(quar.)
preferred
Square
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Decrease (—) Since
loans
Rand
5-31
12-
$1.10
$1.15
27'Ac
27'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
12-11
"7-1
92'Ac
97 Ac
$1.03%
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Service—•
preferred
preferred
Common
Loans to
25c
1
;
Public
6-27
(Dallas)—
Insurance
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net invest, income).
issue.
million but bor¬
domestic commercial banks increased $209
Total
(quar.)
Life
Southwestern
Sperry
$19
ASSETS—•
$1.25
$1.16%
$1.07
Springfield Insurance Co.
$279 million.
others increased
preferred
4.40%
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
-July 15
.
pfd. A
$6
When
Payable of Rec.
Power—
4.60%
2589
Co.—
Dec.
Gas,
Electric
4.15%
+
-July 14
1,
(s-a)
preferred
4.28%
3.70%
.i
6c
$1
(annual)
Cooperative
Natural
Southwestern
:
debs.,
1,
series
debs,
due
in
30
Inc.—
Loans
•Announced
,_Jun
1971
1,
first series
due July
Instrument
conv.
due June
5%
Share
Mills
Paper
Southwest
4.65%
Ltd,—
subord.
conv.
1555
1
Ltd.—
conv.
debs,
conv.
-July
,
Co.
Per
•
...
.
States
Southland
Southwestern
million.
decreased $102
loans
Corp.,
Petroleums
#
1947. -July 15
1,
Jan. 1, 1962Ltd.—
due
Stone
Corp.,
Thorofare Markets,
institutions decreased $137 million.
to nonbank financial
Power
dated Apr.
Monday, June 19, 1961
..
.
of Company
Southern
J
-July 10
Ltd.—
B,
Cut
preference shares,
Northrop
6%
carrying "other" securities increased $99 million.
&
Name
Page
Co.—
f debs,
s
mortgage bonds,
Lakes
Sapphire
brokers and dealers for pur¬
S. Government securities de¬
million.
Loans to
chasing or carrying U.
4%
■
.
1986—
1,
Mines
Crushed
5%
5%
$299
Telegraph
&
debentures, series
Great
net of
decreased a
loans
industrial
and
CALLED
Date
Nov.
Uranium
Canada
savings deposits.
Commercial
due
Automotive Parts Co.
1961:
7,
Telephone
debs,
Bicroft
Decreases of $866 million in the
loans adjusted and $1,417 million in U. S. Government
demand deposits, and an increase
of $207 million in
ended
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
of
statement
condition
ENTIRE
Banks
Condition Statement of Member
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
(accum.)
.
17'Ac-
6-21
1
9-15
6-24
6-15
6-24
6-15
6-30
6-20
Volume
193
Number 6065The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2713)
Per
Name of
Thor
Company
Tool
Power
-
Co.
5%
5%
non-conv.
preferred
$1.50
preferred
(1959
Thrifty Drug Stores,
4'A% preferred B
^TSewater Oil
Co.,
Times-Mirror
Tishman
Tobin
Packing
Extra
Traders
4'A %
5%
A
$3
6-30
6-12
Vulcan
6-30
6-12
6'A%
7-10
6-15
53A%
6-23
6-
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
5%
preferred
Waddell
6-15
J60c
7-
4
6-
9
t60c
7-
4
6-
9
Waldorf
Walker
(quar.)
t$1.12'A
(quar.)
7-
4
6-
7-
4
6-
}25c
Investing
(Del.)
Corp.
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-1-62
12-13
Realty
6%c
i
6-23
6-
6-30
6-
5%
6-30
6-
10c
6-30
25c
6-30
8-25
8-15
30c
11-24
11-13
Twentieth Century
Fox-Film
Rapid
Transit
preferred
9
7-15
Ward
6-15
40c
(quar.)
com.
5'A%
2nd
Bank
Union
Center
(Los
Weber
6-15
Quarterly
Electric
$4
5%
preferred
6-30
6-16
6-19
Weissberg
1
6-19
Welch
7'Ac
7-
1
6-15
13%'c
7-
1
6-15
7" 1
6-15
West
tl5c
7-
1
6-15
West
32c
7-
1
6-
(quar.)
tlOc
(quar.)
Bank
(New Jersey)
Union
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Carbon
7-20
11-
10-16
8-
11-
8-
7-
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-16
7-
6-15
15c
1.
30c
/
1
7-
1
7
6-
5
35c
6-30
6-14
10c
(quar.)
6-20
6-
30c
.
(quar.)_i
6-29
1
6-10
(quar.)
133Ac
7-
1
6-20
—
9
Ltd.—
t75c
(quar.)—
common
7-
1
6-16
37'Ac
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
60c
(quar.)
$1.06'A
9
6-30
5-31
7-
5-31
1
Fund—
of
tary
expenses
income)
10c
U.
S.
tlOc
New
Ordinary
(final
pence
gains
and
Life Insurance
dividend
U.
S.
Playing
U.
S.
Rubber
U.
S.
Trust
United
Whelan
$3.50
from
5-31
6-15
Universal
Corp.,
Co.
(quar.)
______—
National
$1.28
Bank
Light,
&
preferred
(quar.)._
^
Valley National
5%
Van
Bank
(J. B.)
preferred A
Waters
&
&
6-
2
6-
2
6-21
5-31
6-21
5-31
7-
7
6-14
7-
1
6-
(Arizona)
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-
9
6-22
6-
Rogers
Inc.
(
20c
6^-30
6-
Wood
Class
Inc.
(annual)
Vanity Fair Mills,
Vapor
A
Heating
Inc.
Corp
Vendo Company (quar.)
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
Victor Equipment Co.
6-19
4'A%
5%
7-
the
6-
9
the
7-31
7-
5
7-15
7-15
•
7-
6-
Work
the
World
All
6-15
6-12
5-29
transported
8-1
7-7
stantially
Only
6-16
75c
quar.)__
Wyandotte
6-23
6-
7-1
6-30
6-19
(quar.)
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
said
$1.06'A
7-
1
6-20
in
8-10
Yale
Jewelry Co.
Yale
&
6-15
Yellow
25c
6-29
6-15
6%
Towne
Cab
8-
1
7-
7
Yellowknife
8-
1
7-
7
Yocam
7-1
6-12
25c
6-30
6-16
7-10
50c
7-
6-16
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
5c
2
2
25c
6-22
6-
7-
5
20c
7- 3
11-
10-
1
7-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
6-
7
35c
6-20
6-
9
37'Ac
6-23
6-
1
5-31
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
IOC
6-30
6-14
pfd.
6-30
7-
6-15
7-
3
7-
6-15
30c
1
6-28
6-
6-20
6-
5
6-
6-28
this
he
the
part
supporting
the
aft
the
of
hull
the
hitch
aft
and
aluminum
the
boat.
also
pf
of
trailering
wheels
axles
the
These
to
wheels
section
for
arms
the
and
the
arms
top
be
can
the
of
swung
cockpit.
devices
produces
and
its
runabout
a
lowest
price
have
which
been
can
runabout
highest priced Sealander.—V.
income
62
the
share,
in
the
on
year's
year
sales
income
193,
is
be
sub¬
1274.
p.
ended Feb. 28
of $27,506,121,
previous 12-month period
share, on sales of $28,721,591.
a
for 1961,
$267,000
was
the
the outlook
on
fiscal
for
per
cents
income
was
the
non¬
$1,-
was
president Walter A; Sheaffer II
we
very
said,
adding
policy
remain
192,
6-30
6-26
6-
p.
that time, money and a
essential to reaching the
properly balanced
goals set for the
1495.
6-
1
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
7-20
dividend)
*
1%
62'Ac
30c
6-10
making
Industries, Inc., above.—V. 188, p.2293.
25c
7-10
6-
7-
1
7-31
$2 'Ac
7-
5
6-15
6-23
37c
7-
1
6-15
17'Ac
7-
1
7-
1
June
7-
1
10c
6-23
6-
Supply, Ltd.
(quar.)
$4c
6-30
6-16
(quar.)
not
closed
for
funds,
15%;
resident
this
tax
or
9
1,
income
tax
at
S.
the
source.
income
less
tax.
15%
Non¬
7%.
Canadian
corrected
payment
non-residents tax.
....
Offered—
associates publicly offered
issue of
$20,000,000 of this company's first
series due 1992, at 101.54% to
The group was awarded the issue at com¬
an
bonds,
5y4%
prior to April
1
June
bonds
mericing
tax.
funds,
1441.
1,
new
Construction costs forthe
1961.
bonds
are
last^ree
and for 1962 at $9,152,000.
redeemable at the option of the
1991;
after
94%
published date was incorrect. The
and/or record date is indicated here,
Jamaica
Corp., and
p.
Co.—Bonds
redeemed
dividend.
deductible
192,
Generating
company
June
The
Canadian
the
at regular redemption prices ranging from 106.79 c for t
se
prior to June 1. 1962 to 100% for those redeemed on or a
and at special redemption prices ranging from 101.54 A
for those redeemed prior to June 1, 1962 to 100% for those redeemed on
6-15
U.
Electric
Boston
16
our
equipment."—V.
photocopy
First
expended
6-15
$1.25
tax
in
accelerate
quarters of 1961 are estimated at $25,219,000
6-15
62'Ac
par)
St.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and Blyth
Co., Inc., jointly, 100.463; Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
& Co., Equitable Securities Corp. and Drexel &
Co., jointly, 100.44, and Morgan Stanley & Co., 99.05.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the s$le of the first mortgage bonds "will
be applied by the company to its construction program,- which is
Pres¬
ently estimated to cost $157,500,000. Of this amount $123,019,222 was
6-15
6-30
5c
of
&
6-12
(quar.)
A
the acquisition
stock.
curities
8-31
25c
of
Merrill
5-31
9-15
reported
exchange
petitive sale on a bid of 100.701% for the 5*4% coupon.
Competing bids for the bonds, all naming a 5*4% cou¬
pon, included Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.60; White,
Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co., jointly, 100.559;
6-5
10c
Inc.—Acquisition—
has
an
developed a toner which will serve as an
new
unit. We are confident that this
marketing of Smith-Corona Marchant's
have
They
will
yield 5.15%.
7-10
J
through
component
mortgage
9
(quar.)
books
field.
same
The
6-15
37'Ac
president,
Co.,
the
Southern
5-24
37'Ac
l
Mead,
8
6-20
$1.50
18%c
(quar.)
E.
electrostatic
6-13
7-14
25c
(quar.)
Company
Less
rubber-tired
launched,
in
bow
Included
cents
show
important
7
Previously
x
is
trailer,
a
For
what
7
6-28
par)
($50
in
launched,
a
Inc.
DESCRIPTION—The
($100
t Payable
61
or
acquisition
6-15
3
75c
(quar.)
A
preferred
date
t20c
is
forms
announcement, Mr. Mead stated: "St. Louis Microstatics
is
a
privately held company, engaged in developing electro¬
static copying equipment. Their progress complements our efforts in
6-9
7-14
$1.25
(quar.)
British
the
net
Microstatics
In
/'
(quar.)
preferred
resident
boat
manufacturer
to
profit.
Emerson
Louis
7-14
7-1
20c
preferred (quar.)
less
boat
and
it
directly
;
two
of
side
Smith-Corona Marchant,
Inc.—
a
be
Silvray Lighting:, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
7-14
6-20
8-
t$1.12'A
(quar.)
class
y
of
See Continental Copper & Steel
9
7-31
32'Ac
Mines
in
the
to
boat
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Net Up, Sales Down—
company.—V.
6-16
6-24
6c
(quar.)
5%
Transfer
into
boat
the
make
the
4-7
8-1
40c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Research,
$ Payable
the
When
folds
They
transporting
gains,
(quar.)_
Water
6-30
prices
and
6-2
6-19
7-14
equipment.
while
enables
and
Unit"
6-12
(monthly)
York
Electric
Hitching
trailer
hitch
stowed
than
equal
"from
will
on
York
Zenith
M-16,"
list
Factory
7-3
(quar.)
common
Corrugating Co.
Zonolite
"Sportster
the
6-15
8
7-15
are
M-16."
7-31
common
6%
5%
6-15
6-30
other
reported.
dividend
(quar.)
York
7%
These
models
6-22
10c
Bros,
2228
new
6-30
Quarterly
Younker
at
are
three
8-22
$40c
Mfg.
Co.
manage¬
20c
common
(stock
Bear
shares
liquida¬
18%c
Co
(initial)
Batteries
the
over
selling
standard
a
toward
the
the
without
Commenting
Co.—
preferred
914.
p.
have observed thus far, the fiscal year we're now
substantial improvement." Broad changes carried
out during the last fiscal year in both domestic and foreign marketing
operations are resulting in progress toward long-rang.e sales and proiit
75c
Chemicals
7-14
I960.
to $12,retroactively
F. Winpigler, President;
Fisher, Vice-President and
and
Cast-aluminum
side
covering
company's
025,173,
'7-
81'Ac
25c
1
30,
date
headquarters
automobile.
an
into
and
greater
recurring
20c
__
40c
Jr.
6-30
each
When
one
company
75c
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
8-31
Sept.
off
Roy
R.
"Bow
as
of
consists
Sealander,
(W. A.)
The
6-17
45c
(quar.)
8-
to
$1,038,221,
9
50c
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Lothrop,
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
the
7-7
6-9
1
assigned
6-9
7-
guaranteed
during
$1,095.
the
as
bow
axles.
to
bolted
patents
6-10
6-10
1
65c
at
that
written
"Angler
and
collapsed
Unit
gunwale
30c
(quar.)
Publishing
Worthington
the
1
Co.
Corp.
gunwale.
over
i
1
amounted
not
Md.
the
use
of
is
are:
boats.
and
the
rear
steel
on
attached
securely
7-
8-1
1961
Power—
Spice Co.,
Wear
5,
$1,295
The
unit
Trailering
7-
7-1
31,
to
Company
included
are
the
are
1
7-
quarter
1%
preferred
&
to
7-
$1
share,
like
by a charge to income
development
costs
as
a
193,
6-15
3
$1,592,-
was
provided
was
priorities
producing
known
eliminate
hitching
mounted
6-9
7-
card
bow.
The
6-15
6-15
of
fiscal
common
the
receivables
was
John
and
about
run
highway.
attached
6-15
1
1961
a
for
March
respect
officers
is
M-16,"
Unit"
to
the
over
5-16
$1.25
Service,
preferred
at
card
deferred
certain
new
$1,395,
inventions
possible
6-16
(quar.)
common
to
directors.
standard
"Trailering
6-19
6-15
1
(quar.)
12'Ac
20c
(quar.)
6-29
Two
6-30
(quar.)
Woodward
*
Vangas,
6-19
9
I
(quar.)
6-29
respectively
16-foot
$1.43%
(quar.)
com.
losses
credit
with
Baltimore
"Skealander
are
9
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
the
50c
(quar.)
(John) Industries, Ltd.—
9
Co.—
(quar.)
of
6-13
$1.27
1
Street,
6-19
6-29
31,
cents
share
Sept. 30.—V.
Treasurer,
are
6-19
6-20
(quar.)
25
a
$3,500,000
to
BUSINESS—Sealander
tl'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
1
Groh,
All
6-30
$1.26
Co.
E.
6-29
30c
(initial)-
of
of
as
common
35c
$1.25
7-
32c
(quar.)_
2
10c
(quar.)
Public
7-
33c
(quar.)
6-
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
Oil
30c
(quar.)
Utilities & Industries Corp.
Van Scriver
preferred
Chemical
$1.12'A
(Chicago)
common
6-5
6-30
$50c
5%
30c
(quar.)
7-3
Secretary.
McElderry
25c
(quar.)
Electric
Witco
$2
Universal Marion Corp., common
4 'A %
preferred
(quar.)
Power
6%
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leroy
are
A
amount,
MANAGEMENT—The
6-20
37'Ac
(quar.)
Stores
(monthly)
12'Ac
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
ment
6-15
6-30
loss
lof
credit
dividends,
transferability. All shares held by the
initially will be class B common stock.
1
6-30
the
and
$7'Ac
Mfg.
Company,
(quar.)
Wisconsin
B
7-15
$1.25
Candle
87'Ac
(quar.)
common
5
J35c
class
March
to
cents
card
charge
a
entitled
are
7-
10c
(initial)
preferred
Wiser
17'Ac
quar.)
(quar.)
preference
Products
preferred
Uptown
&
1
12'Ac
(Initial)_
6-20
dividend)
6-
27'Ac
(quar.)
common
6-20
7-15
(quar.)
6-19
3%
(quar.)
new
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)'__.
Co.
6-20
10c
Extra
Utah
Co.
Bros.
60c
(increased)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
8%
&
Williams
$1.75
(quar.)
(increased
7-15
common
preferred
Woolson
Corp.
Pictures
tion
6-
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
22'Ac
(Boston)
convertible
Universal Oil
of class
(quar.)
Stores, Inc., common
(quar.)
jr.
Wisconsin
net
common.
on
Reclaiming
Co.
6-16
preferred
6-20
j.)_
Card
Wieboldt
6%
Co.,
50c
(N. Y.)
United Utilities, Inc.,
United
15c
(s-a)
Stockvards
4
59%c
A
(increased
Cement
7-10
20%
preferred
7-
5.08%
dividend
Stock
6-15
30c
(quar.)
40c
U. S. Gypsum Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
4'A%
Whitehall
Winn-Dixie
15c
(quar.)
(N.
3
(increased)
new
preferred
$2.50
(quar.)
income.
Co.
5'A%
6-16
6-16
Lines
2
7-
$1.10
this
45c
(initial)
Paper
Motor
6-30
6-23
U. S.
Whitaker
10c
Canal Co.
&
B
preferred
Common
6-28
S.
$5
4'A%
7-15
■Stock
1
6-
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
Wilson
6-28
share)
25c
U.
class
Of
y
6-
6-20
4 765 031
a
Sealander, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—On June
15,
1961, this Maryland corporation made a public offering
of 150,000 shares of class A common stock
(par $0.10 a
share) at $2 a share. The shares of class A common
68%c
class
Corp.
Inc.
(George)
New
(Stock
(quar.)
RR.
capital
Weston
pfd.
com.
40
6-15
40c
5%
ended
dividends
amount, $5,642,890
March 31,
last—$562,890
by
70c
new
months
or
credit
against earned surplus
1
of
adjustment of the allowance for losses
brought the deferred development costs as of
009,624.
30c
(quar.)
Baumer
30c
Co.
6
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
& Chemical, common
(quar.)—
Cold Storage Corp.
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.) (quar.)_—
S. Foreign Securities Corp.—
ordinary
Freight
This
7-
5,112,765
$4,042 454
the
on
•-
retroactive
6-13
3
Stationery—
Utilities
Oil
pay¬
Borax
S.
Western
Westmoreland,
Will
S.
U.
preferred
Wilcox
S.
from
5%
8
U.
25c
6-1
6-
7-
6-30
(quar.)
&
3
6-30
U.
U.
7-1
6-20
6-15
(quar.)
I960.
with
share
a
the
on
compares
cents
this
ended
$5,080,000
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Tablet
months
stock
(quar.)
preferred
Western
6-
1
share
per
depositary
per
Corp.
Jersey
7%
Foods
6-
6-30
7-
7-27
income tax. After deposi¬
dividend will amount to ap¬
$0,192
Pacific
.United
Ltd.
35c
Ltd
British
proximately
United
Co
Mines,
shilling one
free
Westfair
4'A %
investment
one
preferred
3'A %
Illuminating
of
preferred A
$2.75
White
United Funds Inc.—
ment
A
Gas,
Gas,
Power &
4.75%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.)
6-
Molasses,
,
Weyerhaeuser Company
6-20
United
Natural
Western
i
6-14
6-20
Hill
rWestcrn
6-29
1
net
and
6-23
(quar.)_
for
Of
15c
Cos.
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
1
Keno
six
6-
6-10
(quar.)
6-16
1
(From
preferred
Massachusetts
6-16
7-
United
2nd
6-28
7-
United
4%
Western
6-30
7-
Income
6-15
6-26
7-10
(quar.)
25c
15c
Improvement,
preferred
40c
.
(quar.)
United Fuel Investments,
Class A (quar.)
1st
40c
(quar.)_
(1958
5%
7-20
10-16
15c
United
6-30
2
allowance
merchants.
6-30
Telephone? (quar.)
Surety (Kansas) (quar.)
three
preferred
$2,115,895
$6,030,177, equal to 16.6%
8c
Western Casualty &
t75c
Gas
Bank
preferred
by
$1.02'A
Western Maryland Ry., common
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
31,
share
a
This
76
'
11c
(quar.)
for the
after
with
7'Ac
(quar.)
C
Utilities
7-20
$1.31'A
Gas
preferred
7-20
3
(quar.)
4'A%
to
$1.05
8-15
(quar.)
United
6-15
6-15
$1.12'A
8-
t69c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
1
(quar.);
Carolina
series)
Gas
The
7-
31 VtfT
(quar.)
preferred B
March
last year.
Power—
preferred
Western
$12'Ac
Ltd., com. (quar.)
6%
United
Penn
Western
'
(Omaha)
preferred
6-16
25c
7-20
Co—
preferred
6-16
1
7-
(quar.)
7-20
preferred (1959 series)
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
1
7-
income
equal
$$1.75
8-15
15c
(quar.)
California
United
5.25%
Gas
8-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
United
7-
Net
$1.50
Co., 4.40% pfd.
Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Bancorporation (quar.)
-30c
(quar.)—
A
Natural
Artists
compared
16c
Virginia
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. of Canada,
Twist Drill
6-15
1
Ltd.—
Texas
87'Ac
United Merchants & Manufacturers
United
Ohio
4.10%
7-20
Union Stock Yards
735,
7-
$1.37'A
(s-a)
West
10-16
Texas
Jersey & Seashore RR.
West
8-
RR.
6-15
10c
class A
5-31
11-
Pacific
Union
Co.
92'Ac
—
preferred
Union
Tube
4'A %
6-10
6c
B
6-19
6-19
8c
7-20
3
30c
Investment
'
3
6'Ac
Kootenay Power & Light,
7%
preferred (quar.)
10-16
preferred
7-
at
to
June
on
$3 684 376
was
Seaboard volume during the half
year was $239,986,158, down from
$248 671,287
for the corresponding period of
1960.
Receivables
out¬
standing at March 31 last were
$352,833,126 compared with $325,273,624
a
year earlier and $368,530,949 at Dec.
31, 1960.
6-22
15c
._
8-15
11-
non-cumulative
6%
6-30
20c
outstanding.
dividends
1960, substantially all of the net
operating loss
subsidiary was deferred as. development costs.
Co.—
6-30
6c
6%
Union
Fixture
7-
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
17'Ac
announced
1961
the credit card subsidiary, had
the initial half of fiscal 1961. In the like half
Vr°^'166Jor
A
50c
$1
non-cumulative
5'A%
6-15
preferred
outstanding
50c
45c
8-
Gas
6-20
6-30
stock
common
after
25c
West
7
6c
preferred
7-15
6c
1961 were lower than for the
operating losses sustained in the
of
*"lerna"onal Char&e> Inc-.
25c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
common
Corp., class A (quar.)
6%
6-20
of fiscal
result
a
A. E. Weidman, president,
cents
of
equal
6-2
7-15
Co.—Earnings Down—
as
semi-annual report to shareholders.
for the six months ended
March 31,
after preferred dividends to 59
equal
6-15
ago
income
shares
8
1
(Del.)
4.20%
(quar.)
6%
9
7-1
Quarterly from net Investment income
—
(quar.)
6%
Union
I
(quar.)
B
6-
year
Net
Wellington Fund—
(quar.)
Class
1
7-
15c
32'Ac
.
(quar.)
America,
Welded
6-16
preferred
A
preferred
of
6-16
10-19
$3.50
Class
Seaboard Finance
Earningj; a
for the first half
period
6-19
6-21
~
Continued from page 10
shares
(initial)
1
15c
(quar.)
B
6-
7-
30c
(monthly)
1
preferred
Class
6-23
75c
20c
30c
Finance
9
(quar.)
Co.
1
Co.,
preferred
6-
f40c
(quar.)
Coi;p.
Scientific
7-
Angeles)
preferred
6-23
$40c
&
7-
$3.70
Union
Showcase
11-
National
Union
$4.50
15c
(quar.)
Co.
62'Ac
:
Acceptance, Ltd. common
preferred
(quar.)_^
Union
Motor
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred
io6(?it the
card operations,
12 in
(quar.)
Waverly Oil Works (s-a)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
West
Union
Corp.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Salle Street
Inc.,
5
62'Ac
(quar.)
<quar.)_
Co.,
preferred
6-
Bros., new common (initial-quar.)
Electric Brake & Clutch (quar.)__
7-10
62'Ac
6-20
15c
Baking, 5'A%
7-
25c
(quar.)____.
1
like
;
Waukesha
5-19
7-
A
Washington Natural Gas Co.
6-30
50c
10c
5
(quar.)
(Jim)
Warner
6-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Co.,
1
5
6-
&
Warner
7-
class
System, Inc. (quar.)
(Hiram) Gooderham & Worts Ltd.—
Walter
(Dallas)—
15c
6-
6-20
20c
Tiernan, Inc. (quar.)
(William) Co. (quar.)__
Walnut Grove Products, class A (quar.)
Walt Disney Productions (quar.)
6-21
30c
(quar.)
6-20
$1.43%
Wallace
6-15
Forgings
6-15
(quar.)
A
Wallace
9
1
Steel
5-31
6-30
$1.56'A
(quar.)-..
(quar.)
Street Investing Corp.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)__
Wallace Press, Inc. (quar.)
9
!
Williams
5-31
6-15
Wall
6-13
6-22
12'Ac
(quar.)
6-20
6-20
6-30
75c
Extra
6-15
17'Ac
.
$1.05
$1.03
$1.12
(quar.)
Increased-quarterly
—
(monthly)
(quar.)
Class
9
$25c
5-31
Wagner Baking, 7% preferred (accum.)
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Wakefield Corp. (formerly Abrasive & Metal
9
J50c
(quar.)___
Quarterly
Quarterly
Truck Underwriters Assn., 2nd preferred
True Temper Corp., 4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Trust Co. of Morris County (N.J.) (quar.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey (quar.)—
(J-Tote'M,
B
1
(quar.)
6-20
(quar.)
Reed,
Class
,.7-
class A
5-31
9
35c
dividend
Coach
7
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. Fund
South La
6-
5-31
6-20
General Corporation and
Investment News
of Rec.
6-20
Materials—
6-15
Transue
$1.50
6-15
6-30
com.
prior
(quar.)
6-30
6-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Lines
City
preferred
preferred
Corp.,
$4.50 preferred
preferred
(quar.)
7-
Corp., Ltd.,
com.
32'Ac
$1.01
Co.,
Vulcan
$25c
&
$4.20
$4.12
6-15
40c
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
208
9
6-15
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Twin
6-
7-14
Trans-Lux
5%
1
6-30
Holders
Payable
$1.25
Power
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
10c
—
Transnation
Twin
7-
Electric
When
Share
preferred
40c
Transcontinental
Stock
$4.04
12'Ac
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
Quarterly
A
9^
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
6-
50c
preferred
Transcon
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
7-
Company
preferred
37'Ac
;
Corp.
B
$5
Virginia
(quar.)__
Finance
Class
9
12'Ac
(quar.)
year-end
Mfg. Co.
Towmotor
6-
31'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
& Construction
Co.
1
Name of
$1.06'A
series)
$1.20 preferred
Co.
Realty
7-
31'Ac
(quar.)
4»A%
Torrington Company
Towle
B
Investment, common (quar.)
preferred (1960 series)
(quar.)
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Per
-
of Rec.
6-30
31'Ac-
Markets, Inc., common
conv.
initial
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
Holders
Payable
40c
Thorofare
Thrift
When
Share
(quar.)_
53
not
of the
1,
1991.
will
later
have
than
.
the
benefit
July
1,
of
1963,
an annual
sinking
estimated to retire
fund
com
more
than
issue by: maturity.
organized
in 1956 as an Alabama public utility corporation
a:nd a11 of itis com¬
mon
stock is owned by Alabama Power Co. and Georgia Power• C< .
equal amounts.
They, in turn, are subsidiaries of The Southern Co.
SEGCO was organized for the purpose of constructing and operating
a large, modern steam-electric generating plant near the Alabama
^coal
BUSINESS—Southern
fipiHc
transmission
lines
Electric
and
Generating
coal
mines
to
Company
supply
fuel
was
lor
the plant.
54
and
Alabama
Georgia
one-half
chase
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2714)
each contracted to
have
Companies
Power
output of the plant.
the
pur¬
The
EARNINGS—Operating revenues of the company for the 11 months
commencement of operations on May 1,
1960 to March 31, 1961
all
Appointment—
,
,
Bank
stock of
been
the corporation.—V.
193,
appointed registrar for the common
2262.
p.
and
$14,017,000
in
of
the
Sterile
company
March
of
as
31,
effect to the sale of the new bonds, the payment
outstanding notes and the sale of 20,000 shares of common stock in
after
of
giving
Alabama Power and Georgia Power was $85,000,000
first mortgage bonds; and 405,00*6 shares of common stock, par $100.
equal amounts
in
—V.
193,
to
2373.
p.
Medical
Products,
Jamesburg,
Inc.,
Southern New England Telephone
Period End. April 30—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Operating
corporation
shares
2,
June
on
filed
1961
"Reg.
a
A"
Operating
expenses
Federal
Other
income
taxes—
1,798,043
Louis
(par
the
to
^
Seidenwurms
$175,000
taxes.
599,639
556,747
2,339,995
operating income
$2,111,169
$1,997,950
$8,222,533
1,768,515
1,668,345
6,873,706
operating
Stratoflex, Inc.—Common Registered—
6,777,663
2,217,237
7,032,616
1,725,841
This
filed
shares
120,000
First
Net
after
—V.
charge?
p.
2262.
193,
$7,849,552
6,546,507
writing
terms
Southland
Life
Insurance
Co.—Subscription
Rights—
prospectus dated June 9, 1961, the company offered
stockholders the right to subscribe to 80,000 additional
shares of $5 par capital stock at $87.50 per share on the
a
basis of
one
share for each five shares held of
new
rec¬
ord June 9.
Rights expire June 27. The offering is being
underwritten by Equitable Securities Corp., Nashville,
Tenn., and associates. Net proceeds, estimated at $8,516,270, will be used to acquire the remaining 55% of the
outstanding stock of Carolina Life Insurance Co., Co¬
lumbia, S. C., a subsidiary.
The
of
company
Texas.
It
is
engaged
hospitalization
with
incorporated
was
in
insurance
principal
offices
CAPITALIZATION
in
the
in
writing
22
laws
the
under
of
life,
the
of
health,
and
states
Dallas,
at
GIVING
1908
District
accident
retirement
the
The
stock
(par
B
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
have
the
in
severally
percentages
capital
set
stock
scription
purchase
to
agreed
forth
contract
purchase
below
which
terms
the
Davis,
into
First
Boston
Merrill
Lynch,
Weld
S.
R.
a
of
a
C.
Legg
Rauscher,
Inc.
Rotan,
Sanders
3.75
Schneider,
Co.,
Securities
Co
Almstedt
Frost,
&
Read
Alester G.
—V.
Furman
193,
.63
Inc
Guerin
Turner,
&
.63
.63
underlie
Strader
Inc.
1.25
Underwood,
Inc.
1.25
Period End. April 30—
&
Co.,
.63
,—
Inc
.63
Neuhaus
&
Co.,
Inc.
.63
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
11,564,718
48,249,705
45,527,625
taxes-
5,688,244
5,563,069
22,771,426
21,723,723
13,453,195
11,953,768
50,909,758
46,986,384
10,989,604
46,036,141
43,462,227
to
after
—V.
193,
2154.
p.
latter
In
with
offering
will
54c
registration
class
agreed
shares
sold
B
in
15
also
for
the
an
at
Florida
design,
includes
sell
to
persons
under
the
covering 83,750 shares of class A
for public sale at $4.50 per share.
The
a
best efforts "all or none" basis through
Investing Corp., which will receive
commission and $12,000 for expenses.
The
on
shares)
to
Organized
9
12,500
class
principal
aggregate
A
shares
underwriter
of
$2,500,
which
(together
and
16,250
the
with
class
in
May
for
sale
Per
sale
be
outstanding
N.
to
Y.,
covering
for
of
a
class
filed
other
Co.,
office
63c
by
shares
also
which
at
the
supplies. A majority
and
distributes
other
and
President,
Linsky,
his
357,891
own
shares (50% ) each and, upon
propose to sell
105,000 shares each.
shares,
class
"B"
shares
each,
50%
or
of
the
423.
p.
maining
public
also
with
by
be
a
"Reg.
offered at
A"
covering
$3,
through
for
working
filed
1960.
be
at
'
used
for
books
earnings
for
93
•
to
by
the
both
basis,
years
amounted
with
adjusted
Best
are
the
&
be
Such
and
the
for
at
50
$5,126,675
$2,454,381
a
reflect
network
1,523,960
on
cents
cents
entirely
In
addition
105,000
that
properties
stjare
J.
of
IV2
option
shares
to
for -each
share.
per
to
certain
of
Lesse,
indebtedness,
common
directors,
stock,
the
has
company
of
which
24,125
own
of
28.57%
own
develop¬
inventory,
shares
Ephraim
each
outstanding
H.
Royfe
and
and
of
the outstanding stock.
After the sale of new
according to to the prospectus, present stock¬
51.2%
of
the
company's outstanding stock for
expenditure, and the public will
48.8%
own
at
cost
a
of
cash
no
$450,000,
'
Thor Power Tool
Co.—Additional Financing Details—
Our June
12, 1961 issue reported the sale on June 8 of
$4,000,000 of this firm's 47/g% convertible subordinated
debentures due June 1, 1981 at 100% and accrued
inter¬
est from
June
1.
Additional
undewriting
during
for
a
net
the
agreement
underwriters named
the
whom
financing details follow:
Hornblower
to
&
below,
Weeks
purchase,
the
is
and
acting
principal
below:
name
terms
and
conditions
has
company
each
agreed
of
the
of
forth
sell
representative,
as
amount
set
to
to
Hornblower
Glore,
Kidder,
&
&
has
debentures
severally
set
opposite
;
Weeks—
Forgan
&
f
Amount
Peabody
Webber,
$800,000
Co.__
&
Co.
&
Allyn
W.
E.
&
Co.,
Noyes
Hutton
Julien
500,000
Barney
C.
Hemphill,
500,000
Jackson
&
Collins
Inc.
$300,000
Co.
300,000
&
Co
&
300,000
Co
100,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
100,000
I.
Co.,
Inc.
—V.
A.
500,000
Curtis
in
each
underwriters,- for
Amount
$6,116,745
100,000
M.
Simon
&
Co._
500,000
193,
2589.
p
Trans-Aire
generated
The
from
against $2,198,602
corporation
opera¬
or
Electronics, Inc., Jamaica, N. Y.
and Exchange Commission—
$1.44
common
Broadcasting operates radio and television stations in Cincinnati
and
Columbus, Ohio, Birmingham, Ala., and! a television station in
Lexington, Ky.—V. 193, p. 2481.
shares
Bros,
ner
year.
Files
—
Securities
com¬
Taft
from Frank
H. Stephens,
Jr., president, and Lois L. Stephens,
Secretary-Treasurer, in exchange for 138,500 class B and 12,500 class A
common
shares. The estimated $300,000 net proceeds from the stock
purchase
statement
5-year
a
and
With
totaled
flow
as
for
registration
propose to sell
5,000 shares, respectively; and five other
selling stockholders
propose to sell amounts
ranging from 1,000 to 10.Q00 shares.
Lee H.
Gehman is listed as President ana John A.
Sadden as Vice-President
4,000
proceeds of the
bank debt, reducing
in
1961
Cash
ago.
per
re¬
offered
be
may
a
a
The
was
shares
Martin
Smith,
$1,600,000.
fiscal
and
underlie
on
receive
Cash
$3,125,000
to
of
end
year
Tenn.
share.
a
offered
will
expenses.
and
share
a
1960. '
Knoxville,
$1.61
or
94
were
in releasing the report, said
32
company
at the
for
its
or
eliminate
the
share
per
sold
earnings
be
which
for
The
which
public sale at $4.50
will
Inc.,
$22,500
thereof.
shares
for
shares
outstanding
now
underwriter
Pa., filed a registration
130,000 shares of common
offered
Garey Co.,
holders
common
revised
to
certain
based
,
the purchase
/
-
for administrative and sales development
expenses and
general working capital and operating expenses.
agreed
are
loan,
for
its
of
/
,
a
organized in 1961 to engage in the research, de¬
manufacture and sale of a
coating for fabrics and other
types of materials in order to impart fire retardant and heat
resistant
characteristics to the material coated. The net
proceeds from the Stock
sale, estimated at $344,500 if all shares are
sold, will be used to repay
a loan, to
purchase machinery and equipment, for research
1961
amortization
;
'
*
velopment,
with
compares
Levien,
general
Penndel,
covering
to
company.
exercisable
company
14
are
commission
shares
sold,
$11,076,717
$10,426,310 for
share,
100,000
and
-
.
Ave.,
June
on
issuing
15,000
issued
Paine,
cents
$486,252
of
This
a
of
shares.
Jr., President,
to
share.
$1.04
or
of
repayment
capital.
Noeland
through
later
shares
The
of
SEC
selling
30,000
sale
fiscal
for
capital
,
100,000 shares
the
10
of
net revenues
income
Net
common
per
accounting
earnings
last
the
"Reg. A" covering 100,000 com¬
$3, through Morgan & Co., Los
a
offered
■
working
the
basis
includes
the
Co.—Annual Report—
31,
company
debt
was
share
of
commercial
Belle
and
filed
be
to
used
31,
May
to
to
are
and
share
per
ment,
exercisable
manufactures
be
-
corporation,
best-efforts
and
statement
"A"
on
par)
proceeds
share
per
-
200,000
by Paine;"Webber,
underwriting terms
and
record-keeping
Linsky,
company's
and
of
with
tions
agree¬
and
>•
■
stock, of which
sale
public
registration
underwriter,
certain
252,891
share
used
were
Retained
a
precision electronic instruments, systems and equipment, such as under¬
communication
devices, television transmission equipment and
industrial automation equipment.. In June 1961 the company acquired
or
will acquire all of the stock of F. Hastings
Stephens Laboratories,
the
gain
long-term
of
water
"A"
common
1961
year
to
a
the
Hulbert Taft,
the
capital
line
of
the
Jones
line
$1,586,204,
previous
fiscal
proposes
the company
price
The
outstanding.—V. 193,
$1.04
of
from
the
pared
1961,
manufacture and
headed
outstanding
as
Treasurer,
retain
or
income
On
A
$4 per share.
law
development,
(no
' *
statement
14
to
are
corporation
shares
This
July
on
(equivalent
offered
compared
outstanding
registration
a
by.Hampstead
selling
statement
has
12,500
engage
made
be
June
on
offered
be
share
pei*
company
to
headed
underwriters
a
SEC
the
stock,
common
812 Ainsley Building, Miami, Fla. filed
well
Jack
ended March
contracts.
Spectron, Inc.—Class A Common Registered—
June
be
its annual report the company showed
the
year
ended
March 31,
1961,
year
of
consideration
Thermo-Chem Corp.—Common Registered—
of
each
payable
to
1961
purposes.
equipment,
by way
for
Long Island City,
on
to
offering
granted
Wilson
class
thus
$1,580,003
in
offering
Tetraflour, Inc., Inglewood, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
quarterly cash divi¬
a
2,
cents)
accessories,
split
stock
dividend
underwriters
10,000
Broadcasting
removal
statement
jewelry and
presently
SEC
amendment.
as
shares to be
Taft
this
York.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the
1960
This company of
proceeds
The
shares
960,228
stock,
public
by
stock,
into
will
505,782
for
Net
Net
the
"A"
through
diversified
and company
the
12,148,665
operating
The
corporate
of
common
stock
the
on
with
class
The
subsidiary,
They
operating income
charges
Other
the
on
32-00 Skillman Ave.,
and school use,
conversion
12,768,377
income
442,300
stationery supplies.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 334,218 class "A" shares and
715,782 class "B" shares,
taxes—
Federal
men's
of
25
New
outstanding stock,
269,993,804 255,377,600
35,719,756 148,062,915 141,139,868
expenses-
of
statement
a
which
execution
upon
partners
of
expenses
'
mon
two-for-one stock
a
share
aforesaid
cents
16
additional
a
all
June
on
(par
Co.
owner
£
Operating
and
&
and
64,801,311
$
shares
and
£
<j»
bear
holders will
wife
1961—4 Mos.—1960
to
The company and
its wholly-owned subsidiary, Ace Fastener Corp.,
design, manufacture and sell stapling machines and staples for business,
owned
.
formation.
be
supplied
nationally
for
of payment made to Taylor
$350,000 to pay to the general
home
68,583,942
36,674,126
revenues
shares
is
thereof
an
capital
a
limited
consideration
In
corporation
common
basis.
meeting also declared
share
30-day option
public offering price.
of
Operating
own
of
authorized
the
of
Curtis.
be
includes
.63
Southwestern Bell Telephone
9,
per
shares of
&
to
.63
1493.
p.
Jackson
for
subordinated
Templet Industries Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With
and Exchange Commission—
7* v'.1,''
;'*%:
The
:
operating
as
1961.
company,
holders
are
1.25
Co.,
used
Swingline, Inc.—Class A Stock Registered—
registration
the
.63
Simons,
&
&
to
Securities
K. W. Davis, Jr., T. C.
23.21%, 29.78%, 23.52%,
Sr.,
Davis
S.
additional
to
action
outstanding
of
(1)
payment
to
Taylor of
upon the closing of
the trans¬
Taylor of 50% of the general partner¬
$1,915,000
exchange
agreement
partnership
and
subject to approval by the company stockholders
29, of a proposed amendment to the certificate of incorporation
increasing the number of shares of authorized stock from 500,000 to
2,000,000 shares.
This
Sterling, Grace & Co
Inc
Co.,
and
common
Davis,
share-for-share
a
same
cents
16,
board
1.25
Pollok
the
effect
June
in
total
and
their
June
on
1.25
1.25
Brothers
Dittmar
stock
Hick-
&
2.18
Inc.
funds
indebtedness,
1.25
Co
&
Co
Inc.
2.18
Co.
&
1.25
Wulbern,
Fridley & Frederking
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.—
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc.—
Rowles, Winston & Co
Co
&
1.25
—
Bernet
Fosdick,
2.18
Rupe
Walker
bank
outstanding common
as
compared with the previous quarterly dividend of ten cents)cash dividend is also payable on
July 15, 1961 to stockholders of
The
Co
Inc.—
Eppler,
Co.,
and
190,324
W.
manufacturer
one
dividend
a
2.18
Inc.
H.
&
Eddleman,
>-—,
Robinson-Humphrey
Dallas
quarterly
1.25
3.37
the
general
W.
on
June
of
eight
———
3.37
K.
and
this
of
at
giving
Walker, Austin &c Waggener
Co.,
■—-——r—i
& Co.
;
&
of
record
Labouisse,
&
Mosle
man,
Goodbody
G.
sub¬
1.25
3.75
3.75
Hirsch
the
to
%
Carrison,
3.75
&
engineering and its
aircraft and missile industries
shares of common stock now outstanding,
to stockholders of record June 16, 1961.
board
dend
Inc.
Co
Pierce
Union
The
after
.
Weil,
Co
&
to
outstanding
shares
dividend
below
Josey & Co
Pierce,
8.75
Inc.
Dallas
the
pursuant
I
.
H. I.
8.75
Co.
&
Southwest
John
for
Friedrichs
Fen-
Inc
Co.
added
shares.
meeting held
respective
shares of
named
of
names
conditions
the
company
Howard,
8.75
Pierce,
&
Dickson
First
underwriters
■
23.87
Smith Inc.—,
&
ner
White,
Corp.
Corp
be
has
directors
1961
the
ment,
of
design
Swank, Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
which
Equitable Securities
will
common
15,
the
subscribed
to
mechanical
The company
nuts.
consideration
transfer
$300,000.
Angeles.
and
offer.
%
locking
and
the
reimbursement
couplings,
disconnect
self
and
principally
vice-president,
480,000 shs.
their
opposite
not
are
the
quick
and
development
480,114
to
of
23.49%, respectively, of the class B shares; and T. C. Davis,
W. S. Davis, and D. H. Thornbury own 11.60%, 13.46%
and 12.61%,
respectively, of the common shares.
Class B shares are convertible
the
subject
sale
and
and
Outstanding
and
from
manufacture
hose, hose fittings and hose assemblies,
reusable and permanently attached
existing equipment notes
common
480,000 shs.
$5>
design,
the
at
Greenwald
Authorized
Capital
all
company
class
Columbia,
FINANCING
brackets located
industries
of
balance
at
PRESENT
public sale through
price and under¬
for
capital.
Texas.
TO
rental
contribution of $10,000, and
partnership interests which are
the assignment of such
agree¬
ment to the partnership, the Seidenwurms received
general partnership
and
limited
partnership
interests
identical
to
those
received' by
Taylor. The net proceeds of $2,400,000 from the sale of
partnership
interests plus the $40,000 already received from the
general and origi¬
nal
partners will be used as follows: $1,915,000 to pay Taylor
upon
closing, of
said
transaction,
$175,000
to
pay
the Seidenwurms
in
including railroad, earth moving equipment,
mining, diesel engine, truck and transportation, marine and refrigera¬
tion.
The
net
proceeds from
the stock sale
will be used for the
The
EFFECT
other
the
in
assemblies
and
sales lare
and
to
offered
be
of
valued
detachable
sealing
tube
research
to
interests
in
additional
an
(2)
50%
State
the
of
self
brazed
service
engaged
the
both
fittings,
provides
and
is
pneumatic type
incorporating
end
to
are
and
stock,
Dallas.
The public offering
be supplied by amendment.
Co.,
company
hydraulic
lock,
In
of common
Southwest
and
and
ship
whose address is P. O. Box 10398, Fort Worth, Texas,
registration
statement
with the
SEC
on
June
8
covering
company,
a
The
Net
income
agreement
between
Taylor
and
the
two
Seidenwurms
(Mason
acting as agent for Taylor, assigned all of his interest in the partner¬
ship to Taylor), Taylor will deliver the stock of the said companies
120,000
covering
10 cents) to be offered at $2.50, through
R.
Dreyling & Co. Inc., New Brunswick, N. J.
Th proceeds
are
to be used for general corporate purposes.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$11,695,035 $11,022,595 $46,719,666 $43,701,518
7,186,184
6,742,057
29,124,522
26,857,066
revenues
middle
and
an
The
common
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
outstanding stock of certain companies which
five luxury, fireproof, completely air-conditioned,
residences in
Orange, Newark,
being constructed by
action,
0
and
own
Jersey City, New Jersey. The buildings
Taylor International Corp. which will com¬
plete the five buildings 011 a progressive basis starting with the summer
of
1961, final completion being before December,
1962.
Pursuant to
J.—
N.
issued
apartment
East
are
$3,811,000.
income
gross
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
1961,
the
ultimately
elevator
from
were
of
will
has
New York
of
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
.
.
The
of
loans
and
Edden
to
are
tools
and
working
1,
1961
cents)
10
Earl
proceeds
chase
June
on
(par
and
be
"Reg.
a
be
offered
New
used
dies;
filed
to
Co.,
A"
covering
100,000
York.
for
removal
research
at
$2.75,
through
Bert-
to
larger quarters; .pur¬
development;
repayment of
and
capital.
Inc.
sale
be
used
leasehold
for
of
will
the
to
purchase
improvements to
patent
application
laboratory
plant,
relating
and
towards
to
production
equipment,
repurchase of
Synchronizing
a
two-thirds
Generator,
and
the
balance for
general corporate purposes.
The company has out¬
standing 28,750 class A and 138,500 class B shares, of which Stephens,
Irving J. Bloom, executive vice-president, and Lois L. Stephens own
14.8%, 10.9%
and
12.6%, respectively, of the class A shares
30.9%, 22.8% and 26.4%, respectively, of the class B shares.
Standard Oil
The
have
agreed
Joining
on
of
consent
agreement
issue
of
Standard
$3.30
of
ceive
the
is
in
a
Oil
Co.
the
accordance
for
the
States
of
new
the
of
Kentucky
this
and
firm
with
decree
a
District
entered
of
Talcott
of
Company
ratio
of
of
of
for
the
with
the
of
Standard
Oil
each
for
five
preferred
Company
noncallable
years,
of
companies
calls
for
preferred
stock
of
annual
an
Kentucky
of
preferred stock
share
two
convertible
California
The
one
of
cumulative
the
will
for
California.
but
be
IV4
common
will
its
"The
be
Standard
approval
Oil
Standard
Oil
Co.
Co.
of the
agreement
is
required.—V.
at
of
any
stock
callable
192,
p.
California,
to
American
of
1653.
above.
Hall
National
and
it
was
privately through F. Eberstadt & Co., New York City.
Credit
in
supported
like
investors,
which
technical
and
management
ex¬
Talcott."
in
1958
Commonwealth,
of
government
Talcott,
the
by
formed
was
the
the
technical
and
company
Rican
both
provided
to
provide
through
Puerto
of
which
credit
three-way
a
Rico
and
a
management
to growing
partnership
of
group
supplied
operating
know-how,
assistance.
that
tration,
time,
through
velopment
Co.
nal
capital.
acquired the
private
capital,
manpower
and
-
its
Puerto
financial
(PRIDCO),
National
Rican
the
arm,
supplied
Credit
government's
Economic
Puerto
$100,000
has
in
of
Rican
Industrial
De¬
the
repaid
the
company of 420 Lexington Ave., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on June 12
covering $2,420,000 of limited part¬
nership interests, to be offered for public sale in units at
$10,000 each.
The
offering will be made
The
with
as
of
which
the
M.
general
all
will
$63,000 for
partnership
Morry
partners,
to
Inc.,
corporation
to
set
tall
first
oil
Market.
The
was
on
a
best
receive
partners
7V2%
basis
through
selling
Nat
Berger
commission
and
a
expenses.
organized
Mason,
efforts
a
Frank
The
built
bv
and
others
having contributed an
the partnership.
It was formed
York
New
Seidenwurm
six
A
and
the
of
sole
in
Norman
original
as
aggregate
for
law
priority
$40,000
purpose
cash
of
the
lines
in
of
at
plant,
and
is
Kemi
under
firm.
the
world's
largest
process.
its
stantial
V-
to
by
The
a' site
on
$1,700,000
field,
will
at
is
be
Union-
stream
on
in
two
Union-Camp
is
recognized
as
of
products
as
fatty
the
the
the
Fabriek
derived
acids
manufacture
rubber,
essential
The
one
of
tall
oil,
a
by-product
of
the
paperagreement, it will supply the new company
distillation know-how and in
exchange will receive a sub¬
equity in the new enterprise.
Under
"Naarden"
will
be
responsible
company.
Research and development projects
both Union-Camp and the Naarden firm.
enamels,
raw
refined
of
resins,
the
Naarden-Kemi.
and
States
for
of
will
This
fatty acids from tall
fractionated
are
the
tall
be
will
oil
base
products
linoleum,
materials
in
the
isuch
asphalt,
by
United
from
and
technique
capital
of
Naarden-
which
operation
come
by N. V.
Finland.
of
Holland,
About
distillation
expected
and
Oy
new
out
in
the
Common
marketers
Chemische
the
such
agree¬
operate
name,
installation,
new
oil
and
European
Union-Camp
Wormerveer,
Dutch
tall
the
Netherlands.
Holland
The
preliminary
build
in
by
owned
the
the
The
a
to
plant
established
erected
of
in
of
be
project.
Ga.,
the
limited
acquiring
jointly
will
be
new
Savannah,
built
"Naarden"
to
signing of
company
time.
pioneer
with
be
be
the
owned
distillation
subsidiary
this
making
May,
1961,
Seidenwurm
is
a
in
along
Camp's
will
company
plant
involved
will
Fabriek
proposed
Kemi.
owned
announced
jointly
plant
firm
new
has
a
fractionated
The
Chemische
are
under
up
The
Adminis¬
company's origi¬
this
amount ' and
firm.—V. 193, p. 1945.
since
interest
Development
This
Associates,
Forms Foreign Affiliate—
The
ment
year's
the
Taylor-Country Estates Associates—Securities Reg'd—
&
Co., Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—June
reported that $2,500,000 of this firm's
5%% promissory notes due June 1, 1976 had been sold
1961
a
companies
maximum
Stein
14,
interests,
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Corp.—Secondary Stock Of¬
fering—June 14, 1961 it was reported that a secondary
offering of 68,600 shares of this firm's capital stock had
been made through Francis I. du
Pont & Co., N. Y. City.
provides
business
at
(Kentucky)—Proposed Merger—
of
Affiliate,
new
a
pattern for making interim financing
industry in a number of Latin American
countries," Herbert R. Silverman, Talcott President, declared. "There
is
a
need
for
specialized
financing,
based
on
accounts
receivable,
in
developing countries.
We
believe*
this
need
can
be
met
most
effectively through capital supplied jointly by local businessmen and
share.
Stockholder
venture
new
available
At
common
preferred
a
American
Corp.,
through
the
purchase
for
cash
of
outstanding stock of National Credit Corp., Puerto Rico's
largest commercial and industrial financing company, and
affiliate, Inter American Finance* Corp.
re¬
shares
of
of
rate
will
convertible
shares
The
thereafter
dividend
Company
formation
the
involving
Department of Justice.
the
announced
and
the
by
Kentucky with
has
Inter
50%
first
perience
two' companies.
Western
management
voting
share. Stockholders
share of the preferred
the
of
be
per
See
in
United
Oil
merging
Court
Kentucky Company.
stock
will
for
per
one
time
$80
the
California—Proposed Merger—
Standard
Talcott, Inc.—New Affiliate—
company
Puerto
The
an
firms
District
of
of
of
basis
a
the
United States
the
Co.
managements
and
(James)
The
oil
soap
paper,
and
and
make
will
for
it
the
the
quality set by the manufacturing industries
carried
tall
are
oil,
used
paints,
greases.
They
mining industries.
distillation
first
possible
answer
of
resins,
industrial
metal
running
be
They
artificial
fractionated
employed
now
that
distillation
materials.
as
for
will
to
time
developed
in
prepare
Europe
resins
ever-rising standards
abroad.—V.
193, p.'853.
Volume
ch
Our June
■ed
Car
Tank
Union
ed,
193
issue reported
m-
ler
to
UNDERWRITERS
on
agreed,
er-
and
ies
of
subject
principal
the
to
pursuant
certain
to
of
amount
Smith,
md
&
Barney
June
on
—June
8, of
conditions
agreement
set
with
forth
therein,
opposite
set
below
named
their
the
to
Blunt
•ee-
American
hip
Janney,
Ellis
$5,500,000
Simmons:.
&
in
W.
Baird
ij
Blyth
&
Butcher
McDonald
C.
400,000
200,000
100,000
&
Co.______
Collings &
Collins
Podesta
Crouter
R.
&
200,000
&
200,000
&
Ohio
Co.,
300,000
& Co. Inc.
Dominick_
Read
Dominick
&
Drexel
Co
&
&
Securities
Estabrook
Boston
First
of
First
Glore,
Goldman,
1,200,000
Sachs
Singer,
&
F.
Deane
Stone
950,000
Harriman
&
Suplee,
Ripley & Co.,
Mosley
Inc.
Thomas
500,000
Robert Timpson
Hickt'y & Co
J. A. Hogle & Co.——
200,000
300,000-
G.
Hornblower
Illinois
—V.
Co
Yarnall,
Biddle
the
for
the
514%
series
notes,
secured
A,
due
200,000
June
Artists
Robert
man
the
for
Krim
and
in
S.
quarter
pictures
the
the
of
$26,965,000,
against
characterized
the
of
for
,
for
in
net
Arthur
motion
B.
pictures
unprecedented
as
motion
the
at
industry.
picture
Theatre
Astor
on
Broadway.
First
of
193,
quarter
earnings
net
for
1961
provision
after
were
$879,000, compared with net
comparable period of the previous year.
the
The
quarterly
net
shares
1,713,621
net
earnings
adjusting the
shares
on
April 1, 1961.
United
1960
net
Artists
on
related
reported
1961.
This
first
quarter
the
record
a
from
'
Mr.
Krim
also
Lopert
—V.
193,
announced
Films,
were
that
all
net
of
of
adjustment
the
tional
prior
for
years'
f.
UAA
Artists
Television
has
few
Eennstein,
referred
the
to
and
years"
i
it
Chairman
bowling
United's
to
presently
necticut.
will
$4V2
spend
of
the
The
announcement
Four
with
of
Present
mately
them,
six
plans
in¬
to
in
its
six
centers
in
15,
The
The
166%
a
begin
for
tne
during
18-month
additional
on
centers,
with
total
a
four
centers
the
States
in
which
in
the
planned
of
is
United
by
United
of
number
the
lanes,
currently
will
company
centers,
from
six
from
220
to
result
to
a
16, lind
in
602.
is
also
chairman,
other
are
as
in
included
sites
company's plans, according RS^f&ie
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermonj^'and
the
(1)
as
company
There
are
compared
(2)
to
the
As
the
(3)
lion
is
account
in
million
13
a
1943
and
increase
for
a
to
some
number
United
to
50%.
spend
continued
States
increase
this
It
is
to
million
5
population
281
expected
higher
increase
(4
■
i}:\
factors:
.
v-sra*
in
1935.
"bgas
expeef&d
be*M<ffed
actively participating in the sport.-'
million
During this period it is expected that
which
following
Berinstein
baby crop comes of bowling age, it is
potential 4'/2 million prospective bowlers will
present
expected
the
Mr.
in
income,
bowling.
per
there
thus
of approximately 183
the next 20
mil¬
share
for
Becker
Brewer,
&
20,000
Inc
capita
be
creating
personal
more
income
conditions
will
tint# In
leisure
favorable
'
:-??s££S3l
)
The- construction
of fine modern ...bowling establishments,
with
lounges, snack bars and other family facilities, and the developmental
automatic pin spotting equipment.—V. 192, p. 2373.
&
in
shares
eight
Arizona
business
the
agent.:; It
.
of
are
will
.
sold
the
by
law
in
$190,000
for
become
writing and selling title
required in such capacities,
and sell title insurance
write
Brewer,
to
reserve
a
to
necessary
outstanding
104.000
sold
were
at
$2.50
purchase
addi¬
rent
or
competition.
meet
shares
of
of
stock,
common
26,000,
own
share
per
250,000
Evans
Ira
&
&
and
20,000
20,000
to 16
persons,
including
Co.__
Brothers
Stern,
Frank;
Spencer
600,000
Van
Co.,
C.
150,000
&
Co.—
150,000
&
Co.__
1,250,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
600,000
&
Co
White
N.
300,000
Trask
L.
Co
&
150,000
Whittaker
&
150,000
Arthur L. Wright &
150,000
150,000
Co
&
Co.
of
&
600,000
Meyer
Stokes
Robert
200,000
750,000
Corp.
400,000
Co.__
&
200,000
Thomas
750,000
&
1,000,000
Co.
Co
&
Fox
Walter
200,000
Co
Joyce
Steele
J.
200,000
Co
Co.,
Inc.
150,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
200,000
193, p. 2264.
Warner Bros. Pictures,
Warner
six
Bros.
Pictures,
months
provision
of
net
$3.18
ending
the
net
corresponding
income
taxes
last
period
income
compared
as
after
year
with
provision
a
taxes.
profit for the six months ending Feb. 25, 1961 is equivalent
share on the 1,120,013 shares of common stock out¬
profit
$2.27
deducting 723,283 shares held
corresponding period last
the
1,504,000 shares of
on
deducting
and
$43,394,000,
television
dividends
and
profit
months
$881,000
the
after
Theatrical
$389,000
date after
for
share
per
outstanding
six
subsidiary companies report for
a
net profit of $3,564,000 after
1961
Federal
per
standing at that
The
and
25,
for
Federal
for
Inc.—Earnings Up—
Inc.
Feb.
$3,100,000
for
$3,500,000
to
&
Stern
Norfolk
a
Smithers
H.
750,000
Talbot
Hilsman
B
S.
William R. Staats &
250,000
Sons_
&
Sons__
&
Investment
—V.
1,250,000
400,000
Ballin & Lee-
&
400,000
&
Co.
F.
Inc.
Hirsch
Co
&
Hammill
600,000
Corp.
Co
&
Hentz
Shearson,
150,000
Garrett
H.
J.
600,000
Schwabacher
Haupt & Co
H.
200,000
Inc
Co.,
&
Michigan
Gregory
250,000
Kernel*
&
Robinson-Humphrey
1,250,000
Inc
of
Robert
film
from
Feb.
of
25,
shares
1961
as
then
amounted
consolidated
$342,000
was
with
to
were
for
the
$45,983,000,
months
six
treasury.
equivalent
stock
treasury.
compared
the
in
was
etc.,
not
assets
for
in
sales,
subsidiaries
capital
respectively,
$196,000,
held
rentals,
foreign
sales
on
ending
and
339,296
year
common
ending
Feb.
1960.
Net
current
assets
$13,950,000 cash
after
one
U.
Feb.
S.
25,
and
Nov.
U.
26,
1961
Government
$4,762,000,
was
cash
respectively, at
at
and
year
$34,852,000
S.
Securities)
compared
with
Government
I960.—V.
193,
(including
$37,688,000
were
debt
and
maturing
(ihcluding
$59,403,000
Securities)
$5,551,000,
and
1734.
p.
Washington Real Estate Investment Trust—Securities
Offered—In a prospectus dated June 6, 1961,
Co., Washington, D. C., publicly offered 600,000
beneficial interest (par $1) at $5 per share.
ceeds, estimated at $2,670,000, will be used by
pany for investment.
BUSINESS—The
Board Chairman; James H. Monroe, President,
Vice-President,
Bodine
100,000
A.'
Freeman
1960.
December,
Maricopa County, Ariz., of Kansas City
Missouri company engaged in the title insurance
from the stock sale, will be used as follows:
they
has
& Co., Inc
Rambo, Close
1,250,000
Inc.-
Co
Co.,
First
750,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Raffenaperger, Hughes
300,000
&
150,000
Co.,
250,000
Merle-Smith
Clement
750,000
Inc.
Inc.
Townsend,
&
300,000
Hanseatic
300,000
Co
Co.
Este
150,000
York
Corp.
Securities
&
Crouter
200,000
&
Wm.
100,000
Inc
Dick
Hutchinson
Beissner
Norris & Hirshberg,
E.
Pollock &
100,000
250,000
Union
Co.,
to
Registered—
each
under
400,000
Burton & Co.
DeHaven
New
&
Collins &
Dallas
the
prospectus states that the company has
one-year
option to purchase one common
a
Simmons
Brothers
Julien
20,000
The
when its services
a
all
1961,
of
Dec.
15,
Co.—To
Board
the
company's
1974,
through
July
for
outstanding
into
10,
the
Debentures—
called
redemption
convertible
6%
plus accrued
105 %
at
Redeem
Directors
of
convertible
are
share
per
the
1961,
due
organized
was
mercial,
and
other
Ferris &
shares of
Net pro¬
the com¬
of 919-18th St.r N. W., Washington, D. C.,
purpose of investing in office buildings,
centers, medical centers and other.income
investing in mortgages secured by com¬
company
the
for
general
apartment houses, shopping
producing real estate, and
income
producing
real
The
estate.
Trust
intends
insofar
invest,
as
possible, in real estate based upon .up-to-date
strategic location and strong tenants.
While the Trust
not
intend
to
purchase substantial unimproved
real estate
it
avail itself of attractive opportunities to
acquire unimproved
estate.
stock
at
The
$1,000
per
is
However, such property will not be purchased
be
presented
for
redemption
conversion
or
trustee, The Central- National Bank, Cleveland, O.—V.
to
1836.
193, p.
directors
the
A
July
be
Island,
stock,
scheduled
company,
of Directors,
in
quarterly dividend
1961
Viewlex,
stockholders
to
is
Inc.,
engaged
to
of
in
by
the
cents
record
design
30,
and
the
declared
share,
per
June
stockholders.
at
annual
in September,
meeting,
same
71/2
the
a
shareholders
take place
to
that
of
voted
approval
the
to
Stock Ex¬
three-for-one split
1961.
fifth
a
payable
on
1961.
not
law
to
take
advantage
enacted
of
purpose
the
organized
trust
under
view
a
District
of
18, 1960, and in the opinion of the Trustees
Investment Company Act of 1940.
It intends to
the
the
of
opportunity
presented
when
Public
Law
86-779
1960, effective Jan.
1,1 1961, A general
86-779 is to provide average
investors with
Sept.
on
Public
14,
Law
opportunity
trust
to participate in large, real estate investments.
distributions to shareholders from
a
real
estate
invest¬
will
trust
the
of
be
may
have
not
been
previously
distributions
cash
free
tax
in
the
from
hands of
taxed
a
real
the
to
Trust.
A
investment
estate
the shareholder.
It
is
intended
that
the
Trust
will
be
a
vehicle
through which average investors
diversify the risk in the purchase of large real estate invest¬
properties.
Although it is recognized that diversification alone
does
not
remove
risk,
the Trustees believe
that
investment
in
a
number
of properties,
plus properties with different uses, i.e., office
buildings, apartment buildings, medical centers, shopping centers, etc.,
may increase stability and may decrease the effect of possible adverse
may
ment
of
photo¬
graphic, mechanical and electronic products for industrial, commercial
and educational use; and for. the military services and defense instal¬
lations.—V. 193, p. 2264.
law
common
a
Nov.
on
subject
economic
manufacture
is
company
portion
American
the
on
Y.,
N.
subject
presented
Board
14,
(listed
company
Long
common
will
meeting of the
The
this
Holbrook,
of
class
matter
The
of
with
subdivision.
to
Columbia
shares
84.37
or
de¬
interest.
company's common
1961,
may
real
on
was
should
conditions.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Certifs,
of
5V4%
Virginia Electric
Power
&
Stuart & Co., Inc.
sey,
interest
beneficial
(par
Outstanding
637,500 shs.
$1)
was
Co.—Bonds
of
manager
Offered—Hal¬
an
6%
mortgage
due
1977
637,500 shs.
$515,000
second
mortgage due Aug.
10,
($100,000) and Sept. 10, 1961
1961
underwriting
which offered June 14, $30,000,000 of this com¬
pany's first and refunding mortgage bonds, series Q 4% %,
due June 1, 1991 at 101.185% and accrued
interest, to
yield 4.80%. The group won award of the bonds at
first
($139,000)
239,000
group
competitive sale June 13
bids
were
White,
Stone
&
on
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
in
the
&
99.76;
agreed,
severally
number
PROCEEDS—Net
will
be
used
at
for
additional
electric
by
proceeds
the
of
for
for
Securities
generating
sale
other
load
transmission
additions
demands
and
capacity
and
to
increase
DESCRIPTION—The
prices
ranging from
receding from
at
Carolina
electricity
at
Inc.,
a
areas.
other
and
redeemable
most
par,
in
and at
each
&
of
case
Power
are
$57,400,000
and $4,300,000
gas
are
facilities to
Ferris
at
regular
redemption
special redemption prices
accrued interest.
incorporated
and
in
1909,
in
It also sells natural gas
parts
of
North
in the Norfolk and
of the territory served is estimated
company has joined
with three other utility com¬
sponsoring the Carolinas Virginia Nuclear Power Associates,
non-profit corporation, of an experimental atomic reactor to
in
For the
operating
12
months
revenues .of
generation.
ended March 31, 1961, the company had total
$163^588,000 and net income of $31,488,000.
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchasers
beneficial
of
are,
subject
to
usual
conditions,
&
Mackall
interest
set
opposite
Co.
&
their
respective
255,000
Anderson
193,
p.
100,000
Becker
&
1
60,000
»
1
Bryant
40,000
Strudwick
&
Davenport
—V.
115,000
Coe
Rouse, Brewer,
Birely & Co.
20,000
Co.
&
10,000
/
1603.
Williamhouse, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
for
meet
with
Co.,
Virginia
The population
shares
Jones, Kreeger & Co
funds,
which
includes
The
produce steam for power
5....
to
Electric
in
with
purposes,
eight locations,
remaining expenditures
of electric
are
par,
and West Virginia.
2,800,000.
panies
to
The
estimate
efficiency.
bonds
106.06%
101.19%
BUSINESS—Virginia
distributes
facilities.
replacements
together
construction
This
1961.
contained
Shares
Eastman
this
of
company
$85,000,000
conditions
and
names:
99.18.
estimated
terms
agreement, the underwriters named below have
and
not Jointly,
to purchase
from
the trust,
the
bid of 100.34%. The other
a
Webster
Co.,
the
to
underwriting
Corp., 99.91;
Dillon, Union Se¬
Co., 99.584; and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
Weld
Newport News
during
will
L.
Further,
currently about 27 million bowlers in the United.States
already large
The
into
postwar
that each year
to
took
program,
&
250,000
250,000
300,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
1,500,000
Inc
Inc.
Co
&
Co., Inc
600,000
Co
Co.,
Coe
Co
Moroney,
600,000
Kraus__
&
Corbett
Byrd
25,000
Inc.
—___
Bryant,
-
charting United's long-range development
said,
Ellis
Edward
25,000
Sons—
Co.,
Inc.
Rouse,
Instrument
7,
for
Massachuetts.
In
surveying
the
in
&
Pickard,
to
curities &
and studying bOvtfBhg
center
sites,
Mr.
Berinstein said,
include Virginia, North
CafWtfta,
Georgia, Texas, Arizona, California, Kentucky, and Ohio.
Canada
Blunt
Burns,
&
1,500,000
Stearns
ment
232
of
approxi¬
housing
Co
Burge
Bear,
&
Legg
&
Mortgages payable:
are
of
Ball,
C.
McMaster
600,000
Whipple & Co
Middlebrook
.
already under construction,
other two by mid-July.
fefc
the
opening
the number
increase
&
Sloss &
&
debentures.
in
1962.
program
increase in
173%
Coburn
organized
and
debentures
$11.88,
Island, -Con¬
Long
&
Bacon,
proceeds
as
M.
consecutive
conceivably go beyond that number next year," Mr.
"depending largely on the availability of proper,.sites."
said,
Edwards
G.
Marron,
agent,-for
net
shares
June
bentures
oper¬
advances"
Parker
&
does
Syracuse-based
growth in the past
continued
Strudwick_
&
$200,000
Mackall
representative
Shares
25,000
per
escrow
Victoreen
On
long-range
a
centers
might
we
that
certain
MacArthur
construction,
the
'
And
Berinstein
the
is
to
managing
Co.
John
of
According to the prospectus, 64,000 shares were
management officials in consideration of service and advice,
change)
during
Carolina.
Berinstein said,
to
call
lanes
150
provides
subject
are
all
purchase
agreement
Inc.
Trust—Common
&
engage
costs;
and 40,000
of
million
"dynamic
bowling
South
and
said
Mr.
scheduled
work
Crow,
A.
Kenower,
Kormendi
and
lanes, would be opened this year, in Nashua, N. H.; Greenfield, Mass.;
Manchester, N. H.; Richmond, Ind.; Savannah, Ga., and Fort W&yne,
Ind.
underwriters
Pistell,
stock
common
underwriting
them,
indicated
to
respectively.
issued
publicly-held,
industry's
"confidence
operates
Hampshire
New
of
collectively
severally
sell
The
Amount
Co.
Peck
&
$3,422,000
acting,
company
Charles
and
disclosing his company's plans.
United
shares
30,000
which Darrow Thompson,
Centers, Inc.—Expansion—
announced
18
months in
implementing, the "initial phase of
designed to have the company's tenpin bowling
ating in all sections of the nation.'.'
firm,
of
to
profit with future growth anticipated.
a
&
Hannahs,
,
was*
to
offices
The
outstanding
of
program
L.
short-term
have
below
agreed
30,000
expenses.
and
The
of
excess
with
$4,295,000
next
Harry
in
Viewlex, Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
United Bowling;
company
has
the
Co., Inc..
exclusive
The
The
800,000
was:
$200,000 to complete the processing of the deed and mortgage records
of
Maricopa County, and reduce them to a usable electronic dataprocessing system; $100,000 for working capital during the . period
required to generate sufficient current business to produce income in
1835.
p.
1961
$1,000,000
The
100,000
cents
and
business.
after
1960,
United
of
Records,
common
new
the
on
compares
number
divisions
Artists
United
operating at
the
30,
named
underwriters
of
underwriter
10
Debentures
ZIV-UA-TV
number
the
Inc
for
trustee
as
reserves.
cluding
and
of
bonds.
new
150,000
for the
Thompson.
•
high company gross of $108,531,000.
The 1960
a special
credit of $797,000, after provision for
arising
cents,
Lane, Space
the
at
July
income
on
taxes
$788,000
share
per
1,
to
of
„
cents
51
income
for
earnings
the
for
outstanding
previously
included
taxes
of
April
on
share
per
then
all-time
an
earnings
earnings
represents
outstanding
of 46 cents
sale
the
400,000
Jo^n
1946.
p.
$25,000
shares,
$820;000
for
pro
a
April
on
company
therein.
Title Insurance Co.,
Chair¬
earnings
first quarter of 1961 totaled
the
like
period
in
1960,
Mr.
gathered
$10
the
below.
forth
&
proposes
as
the
$23,188,000
shareholders
told
It
/"•' ./
13,
President
completed
of
and
June
increase
and
1960,
he
which
income
meeting
11.6%
an
over
program
company
world-wide
gross
Benjamin
1961
production
in
history
UA's
reported
of
three-year
a
stockholders
Artists
Benjamin
first
announced
'
Corp.—Chairman's Report—Net Up—
United
annual
''
V'"
;
&
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
on
the
25,000
insurance
;
"~J
the
set
Kk< iThc>company
the
of
1986
1,
,
United
frozen
all
below.
250,000
this
for
buy
$3,400,000
Adams
27,
trustee
appointed
corporation.
At
continue
underwriter.
been
„
that
obligations
Kidder
share
has
to
plant
a
to
named
Anderson
suc¬
grower
forma basis,
operate
to
company
par
respective
Crow,
granted
Company
intends
and
Maine
$1,232,520 and net income $22,224
were
effect
the
and
indicated
Johnson,
and
Trust
a
This company of 1001
North Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 13 covering 120,000 shares
of common stock,
to be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The
offering will be made on a best efforts basis through Louis R. Dreyling
& Co., Inc.,
which will receive a 75 cent per share selling commission
200,000
950,000
Co.__
&
Co.
Stuart
The
200,000
Manufacturers
large
company
and
company
1961
stock,
Valley Title
Unique Stations, Inc.—Appointment—
The
properties
Inc.,
activities
underwriters.
M.
—V.
2590.
p.
31,
the
Corp.
500,000
&
Watling, Lerchen &
White, Weld & Co
500,000
Co
Inc
Co.
193,
&
A.
300,000
750,000
Weeks—
&
Hutton
E.
W.
Walker
H.
of
of
purchase,
provided
the
300,000
& Co.
first
Allison-Williams Co
100,000
Co
&
the
Inc.
of
Inc
Co.,
950,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
certain
Vahlsing,
The
business
any
being constructed.
Co., Corp
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
300,000
Inc
acquired
it
H.
complete
Laird &
Yeatman,
Co.,
Halsey,
Hannaford
to
Pistell,
300,000
950,000
Stroud
Co.
&
Inc.
300,000
Corp
to
now
common
several
The
950,000
Stuart
Halsey,
Co.__
F.
in
Shares
Webster
&
Securities
950,000
of
300,000
i
&
of
conditions
&
Smithers
S.
commitment
is
Amount
the
$1,610,473
and
$13,704,
respectively,
in
the *same
For the year ended July 31, 1960, pro forma net sales
and net income $48,661.
1960.
shares
the
300,000
Co._
&
Scribner
300,000
200,000
the
200,000
Co
Agnew
of
loans.
below,
300,000
Renshaw
&
with
severally,
500,000
Co.
&
Gardner__
Shuman,
Sons
Co.—
& Co.
&
Forgan
&
sale
engage
UNDERWRITERS—The:- underwriters
100,000
Pressprich
Schwabacher
Corp.
&
Co.
the
not
potatoes.
as
capitalization
agreed
200,000
950,000
Corp
Garrett
&
300,000
—
Michigan
Robert
W.
Rodman
Co
Co
&
bank
Jaffray &
Reinholdt
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
R.
shares
750,000
Peet
Hopwood
750,000
stock,
300,000
Co.
when
of
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Jackson
Curtis
O.
Piper,
1,200,000
500,000
&
fresh
well
$4,349,683
300,000
Cook
Webber,
1961,
potatoes
period of
were
&
Co._
&
H.
Inc.
Dillon,
i'
Son
Offered—Pistell, Crow, Inc.
from
did
company
months ended Jan.
200,000
Co.
proceeds
business
of
as
compared
200,000
Newhard,
100,000 '
six
200,000
&
Newbold's
Paine,
Bodine
&
Dickson
S.
Wells
the
EARNINGS—Net sales
&
Co.
;
200,000
H.
shipper
300,000
W.
Inc.
Co.,
i
firm
a
Auchincloss,
Redpath
offered
30,
the
processed
Co.,
Co
Leonard
200,000
Townsend,
&
DeHaven
Milwaukee
Mullaney,
—
Dain
M.
J.
&
April
to
business
950,000
Lynch
*
Co.
"'t
Inc.
300,000
100,000
Co
and
Pierce,
Smith
to
ceeded
300,000
Turben
■Moore,
Co.,
prior
200,000
Inc.
500,000'
_
Cruttenden,
h
Merrill,
&
associates
BUSINESS—The
200,000
Co
Co
Lynch,
Fenner
200,000
Co.
Howe
Inc.
Julien
Merrill
950,000
Sons_
200,000
Inc.____
&
&
a
stock, an esti¬
mated $380,000 will be applied to the cost of
machinery and equip¬
ment, and the remainder will be added to working capital.
950,000
Inc.____
Mason-Hagan,
McCormick
400,000
Sherrerd—_
&
Co.
of Universal's
62%
In
Inc.—Common
PROCEEDS—-Of
500,000
Brothers-,
&
500,000
Dodge* &r Co. Inc.
Clark,
C.
Loewi
Inc.
Co.
<fc
Chiles-Schutz
i
Lehman
Inc.______
Co.-,
Brown
Chapman,
•
400,000
Co.,
100,000
Co.__
Higginson Corp
Co.____
&
Blair &
&
Alex.
■
Lee
—400,000
Becker
G.
A.
William
|
950,000
&
into
convertible
are
stock.
publicly June 14 an issue of
300,000 shares of this company's common stock (par
10 cents) at $5 per share.
950,000
Lazard
Co.
Inc.
Vahlsing,
$200,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.__
Freres
which
common
and
Inc.____
under
underwriter
Bache
&
Clark,
company
addition, Universal obtained
$300,000 long-term loan from Electronics Capital.
the
300,000
Whipple & Co.—
Robert
ree-
Battles
W.
Privately
reported that this Los Angeles
had sold privately to Electronics
was
names.
300,000
&
Bacon,
I
2,750,000
—
Bache
pon
E.
Securities
Corp.
bentures
total
Amount
Co.
it
1961
Capital Corp., San Diego, $500,000 of 8% seven-year de¬
have
purchase
15,
electronics
company
respective
(2715)
Universal Microtron Corp.—Debentures Sold
Financing Details—
the sale
underwriters
underwriting
debentures
I
Inc.
are
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Amount
er-
:ion
several
The
—
ns-
igi-
.
.
$40,000,000 of this firm's 5% sinking fund debentures
due Aug. 1, 1986, at 100% of principal amount.
Addi¬
tional financing details follow:
igs
by
hip
6065
Co.—Additional
1961
12
Number
to
a June
15, 1961 prospectus, Robert L. Ferman & Co.,
Inc., Miami, Fla., and New York City, publicly offered
106,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $6 per
share.
by
Net proceeds, estimated at $510,000,
the
company
for the
pansion, development of
capital.
Williamhouse
manufacture
of
and
185
sale
will be used
plant ex¬
product lines and working
of debt,
repayment
new
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., is engaged
fine paper products such as business
Kent
of
in the
enve¬
birth and commercial
announcements and
special purpose advertising materials. The com¬
pany has
three plants, at Brooklyn, N. Y., Scottsdale, Pa., and Los
Angeles,
Calif.
Its
authorized
stock
consists
of
1,000.000
10-cent
par
common
shares of which 281.547 will be outstanding on com¬
lopes,
pletion
wedding
of
this
announcements,
sale.—V.
193,
p.
invitation
1495.
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALASKA
000
Bond
Alaska
Sale—An
Bond
issue
of
$545,-
general obligation 1961 bonds
was
sold to Grande & Co., Inc., as
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
4.35s.
1
1969
inclu¬
(M-N)
payable at the Seattle Trust &
Savings Bank, in Seattle. Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz,
Starin & Ellis, of
May
from
1991
to
sive. Principal and interest
Seattle.
Offering—Bertha
McKay,
will
Clerk,
receive sealed
(PST) on July
12 for the purchase of $1,450,000
until
bids
p.m.
Dated
bonds.
Aug.
1,
1961.
from 1962 to
Principal
and
clusive.
Due
1991
1
Aug.
on
8
in¬
Ellis, of Seattle.
District,
Butte County, Calif,
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
County Chandler Ele¬
School District No. 80
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Rhea Averill,
—
will
receive
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
until
11
a.m.
(MST) on July 10 for the
purchase of $350,000 school gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated July
Due semi-annually on
Jan. 1 and July 1 from 1962 to
1968 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld
1961.
1,
&
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
Pima County School District No. 10
(P.
Bond
Clerk
O.
Tucson),
will
until 11
a.m.
the
receive
(MST)
purchase
of
improvement,
series
1978
Due
on
sealed
on
1962 to
cipal
$386,000
and
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
California (State of)
Bond
bor
June
1,
June 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld
&
development,
school
bonds offered
$1,000,000
on
June 8—
v.
193, p. 2483—were awarded to
T. J. Raney & Sons, and
Stephens,
Inc., jointly, taking $1,027,000, at
a
price of par.
CALIFORNIA
Valley Joint Union High
School District, Alameda County,
California
—
Jack G. Blue,
193,
p.
a
syndi¬
Forgan &
Ingen & Co., William
Co., J. A. Hogle &
&
Principal and
(F-A)
payable at
the
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Riverside
California
E.
Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
his
office
Obispo, until 2
on
June
19
for
in
Luis
(Calif. DST)
the purchase of
p.m.
$700,000 school bonds.
1962 to
San
1977 inclusive.
Due from
Pequereceive
bids at his office in River¬
until
July
on
10
3
(Calif. DST)
the purchase of
a.m.
for
$40,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Little
Lake
Los
vig,
City School District,
bids
his
at
receive
will
Clerk,
County
Angeles, until 9
on
July 11 for
from
1
in
office
Los
a.m.
An¬
geles.
Niles
Services
Community
District, Kern County, Calif.
in
Angeles County, County Sani¬
No. 26 (P. O. Los
tation Dist.
bids at
Bakersfield, until
8
Sale—The
Bond
sani¬
$200,000
bonds of¬
June 13—v. 193, p. 2265
fered
on
awarded
4V2S, at
as
Interest
1976.
1,
Enterprise City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T.
Park
County
Water
District, Sacramento County,
j
Northridge
bids
sealed
at
Sale—The
Bond
$375,000 water
obligation bonds offered
193, p. 2483—were
general
election
1957,
Los
Aug.
from
1
1962
series
Gross
to
Co.
&
to
Joint Union School
Orange Cove
offered
bonds
2375
p.
the
First
inclu¬
(A-O)
Treasur¬
er's office.
of
San
11
Offering—Edith N. Ash¬
City
Clerk,
will
receive
of
7:30
p.m.
(Calif.
June 21 for the purchase
fire
$260,000
station
election
1960, series 1 bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
school
inclusive. Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at The Bank
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
1981
Legality
approved
bonds.
on
I
inclusive.
1981
to
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
San
Francisco, City and County,
California
Sale
Bond
The
—
bonds offered
$11,275,000
.193,
June 12—v.
on
2375—were awarded to
N.
ica
T.
&
with
from
5%
a
syndi¬
the Bank of Amer¬
S.
of San
A.,
interest
rates
Fran-
ranging
to 2V2%.
Other members of the
syndicate
First
National
were
follows:
as
Bank American Trust Co.,
Crocker
Anglo
National
Bank,
-
both
of
San
&
Co.;
Mdrrill
Francisco; C. J. DePhelps,
Lynch,
Smith Inc.; R.
Weeden
&
Pierce, Fenner &
H. Moulton & Co.
Co.;
Seattle-First
of Seattle; R.
Bank,
Pressprich
Fenn & Co.;
W.
Ladenburg;
Co.;
&
clusive.
(J-D)
J.
Co.;, Shearson,
&
Barth
&
and
Hill
of St.
Whipple
National Bank,
Louis, Clark, Dodge & Co.;
F.
Moseley
DST)
on
purchase of $585,obligation
June 15, 1961. Due
1962 to
1981
in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
County
office.
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
Los Angeles.
Oxnard, Calif.
Sale
Bond
water
1961
June
at
about
revenue
$2,500,000
bonds offered
14—v.
First
a
The
—
193, p. 2265—were
syndicate headed by
Boston Corp., as 4.10s,
price
a
of
98.779,
.basis
a
of
4.14%.
as
follows:
Dean
Witter
&
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Cooley
&
Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., Scudder & German, and Eddleman, Pollock & Fosdick, Inc.
Panama
Union
Sch.
Dist.,
Kern
&
Bacon,
Co.;
S.
Co.;
&
New
York
son,
Offering—Vera
County
Schwabacher
Clerk,
will
&
Co.;
William
Blair & Co.; Eldredge & Co.,
The Illinois
lor
&
Inc.;
Company, Kean, Tay¬
A.
Co.;
M.
Kidder & Co.,
Inc.; Paribas Corp.; Republic Na¬
tional Bank, of Dallas; Stone, &
Youngberg;
Trust
Company
of
Georgia; James A. Andrews & Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.;
Co.; Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Inc.;
First
Unified School Dist.,
bonds
offered
2375
June
on
First Western
5—v.
awarded
were
—
Bank
193,
to
The
Trust
&
Co.,
of San Francisco.
Santa
Clara
County (P. O. 20
Street, San Jose),
West Rosa
California
Sale
The $20,000,000
highway, series A bonds of¬
Bond
1961
fered
—
June 8—v. 193. p.
on
awarded
were
headed
by
Hutzler, at
cate
a
Salomon
price of 100.03.
a
members
Other
2265—
syndicate
Brothers &
to
were
the
of
follows:
as
syndi¬
Crocker-
Anglo
National
Bank,
of
San
Francisco;
Equitable
Securities
Corporation;
Shields & Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; J. S. Strauss &
Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dick^
&
Merle-Smith;
Ernst
&
Co.;
Marine Trust Company, of West¬
ern New York, of Buffalo.
National Bank of Commerce, of
Seattle; First National Bank, of
Boston; R. D. White & Co.; J. R.
Williston & Beane; Dreyfus & Co.;
State Street Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Boston; First Southwest Co.; Re¬
public National Bank, of Dallas;
National
Bank
Washington,
of
Tacoma; Seattle Trust & Savings
Bank, of Seattle.
Brothers
Barr
&,Go.;
Rand
&
Co.; Yarnall, Biddle & Co.; WhitePhillips Co.; Folger, Nolan, Flem-
ing-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Wm.
& Co.; Hayden, Miller
K.
Gib¬
receive
Co.
Shelby
&
Co.;
Bank, of San Jose;
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce
&
Prescott
& Co., Inc.; Dittmar & Co., Inc.;
Rowles, Winston & Co.; Lyons &
Shafto, Inc.; J. W. Sparks & Co.;
Robert L. Whittaker & Co.; Free¬
& Co.;
man
Cunningham, Schmertz
&
Co., Inc.; Provident Bank of
Cincinnati, Ginther & Co.; Fulton
Reid & Co., Inc.; Fox, Reusch &
Co.,
Inc.
&
Breed
and
Harison,
Inc.
Santa
Northwestern National
Industrial
G. Edwards & Sons;
National
Bank,
of
Kalman & Co., Inc.;
Bank of Commerce, of
Providence;
National
cinnati;
Provident Bank of
Ditmar
&
Co.,
Ginther &
C.
Cin¬
Inc.;
Co.
Haas
High School District,
County,
Bond Sale—An issue
Bank, of
Minneapolis; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.; Stern Brothers & Co.;
Wells & Christensen, Inc.; Brush,
Slocumb
&
Co., Inc.; City Na¬
tional
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago; A.
Rosa
Sonoma
Model, Roland & Stone.
G.
Davis
Cullom
First National
Southwest
000 school
13
sold to
was
Co.;
Hooker
&
Fay, Inc.; Hutchinson, Shockey &
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern;
Irving Lundborg & Co.; SeasonCo.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Thornton,
Mohr & Farish; J. R. Williston &
Calif.
of
$1,480,-
bonds offered on June
a
by the Crocker
syndicate headed
-
Anglo National
First
Western Bank
&
Co., both of San Francisco.
Bank,
Trust
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Francis I. duPont
&
Co., Hill, Richards
Hooker & Fay.
June
Dated
June
15 from
& Co., and
15, 1961. Due on
1962 to 1986 inclu¬
sive. Principal and
&
good & Mayer; Shuman, Agnew &
County, Calif.
Bond
and
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
Co.; Boatmen's
Seattle;
Other members of the syndicate
were
Inc.;
&
Co.;
First
Cleveland
Corp.;
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
J e n k s,
Kirkland & Co.; Glickenhaus &
Curtis; Shields & Co.; Reynolds &
Co.,
jointly.
15 from
Durst,
J. Mericka
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Trust
general
Dated
June
by
0'M(elveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
1962
Co.;
&
San Jacinto
un¬
Hammill
terest
Francisco.
Modesto,
(Calif. DST)
on
purchase of $60,000 school, series A bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from
&
C. N. White & Co.
a.m.
20 for the
193,
(Calif.
a.m.
school
the
Bond
bids until
11:30
Hanseatic Corp.
on
Escondido, Calif.
on
til
The
Francisco,
Richards & Co.,
awarded to
DST)
bids at his office in
6—v.
June
Wakenseller
&
$72,000
Bank
Western
1983
County
County, Calif.
Offering — L. W. Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
awarded to
on
were
—
Co.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Sutro
Co.; R. D. White & Co.; Arthur
L. Wright & Co., Inc.; Cavalier &
Otto; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.;
&
Thelmann & Co.; William R. Staats
Calif.
Counties,
Sale—The
Bond
sive. Principal and interest
at
District,
Stanislaus
National
D proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
1961. Due on
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
School
Renshaw;
State
Co., of Bos¬
Trust
&
&
p.
Union
&
Bank
ton; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Hill
Richards & Co.; Schaffer, Necker
Bond
June 12—v.
000
Nes-
in
office
his
Francisco.
Salida
Rodman
Street
Legality
approved
by
Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
vine
California
June 27 for the
receive
will
Clerk,
County
A-O.
Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Wells
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
July
Interest
price of 100.787,
a
about 4.45%.
of
basis
&
Legality approved by Orrick,
J-J.
of
as
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on July 14 for the purchase
of
$355,000
dormitory
revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
on
April 1 from 1964 to 2001 in¬
clusive.
will
City Bank, of New York; Blyth &
Blyth
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
able
Secretary,
Co.,
to
Orange Unified Sch. Dist., Orange
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
inclusive. Call¬
1991
Frye,
tary general obligation
of Direc¬
(Calif. DST) on June 21 for
the
purchase of $1,200,000 1961
sewer
revenue,
series A bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
1965 to
Mary's College, Calif.
Offering — John Albert
sico,
District, Fresno and Tulare
p.m.
from
St.
Los
Stephens,
sealed
will receive
office
fice.
Bond
Co., of Salt Lake City; Granbery,
inclusive.
1981
to
cate headed by
awarded
East
1963
Fargo
Los
of
from
p.
a
$100,000 school
Bank
1
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
inclusive.
1980
to
Marache & Co.; Mid-South Securi¬
ties Co.; Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
Dated
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
on
his
1962
Beane; Continental Bank & Trust
on
June
Angeles County, Calif.
sealed
1961,
National
First
sealed
at
side,
Riverside
will
Clerk,
County
sealed
series A bonds of¬
fered on June 5—v. 193, p. 2375
—were
awarded to The Security
ley,
Arroyo Grande Union High School
Dist., San Luis Obispo County,
bids
Bond
gnat,
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
election
County
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
School
County, Calif.
Offering—G. A.
Inc.,
School District,
Coachella
payable
Offering—A.
fice.
—were
Inc.
to
Bond
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Hamilton
a.m. (Calif.
July 5 for the purchase
$30,000 school, series A bonds.
June 1, 1961. Due on June
of
inclusive.
1972
to
Angeles), Calif.
$110,000
interest
Bak¬
Fay, Luce, Thompson & Crowe,
Inc., Peoples National Bank, of
Charlottesville, Zahner & Co. and
(Calif. DST) on June
for
the
purchase of $60,000
school, series A bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
in
office
(Calif. DST)
the purchase of
$95,000 school general obligation
election
1958,
series
D
bonds.
Dated^Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
1974
receive
Taylor & Co., McDonnell &
Mercantile-Safe Deposit &
Trust Co., of Baltimore, Fahnestock & Co., Blewer, Glynn & Co.,
Cooley & Co., Bosworth, Sullivan
Co., Horner, Barksdale & Co.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co., National
Boulevard
Bank,
of
Chicago,
Stern, Lauer & Co., Barfet, Fitch,
North & Co., Fulton Reid & Co.,
F. B. Kennedy & Co., Hooker &
Co.,
Co.,
til
a.m.
Gib¬
K.
will
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of
27
her
at
1965
from
follows:
Pollock
vig,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
1
until
Amador
Bond Offering
to
Glore,
by
B. J. Van
E.
bids
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10:30
DST)
ersfield, until 10:30 a.m.
(Calif.
DST) on July 5 for the purchase
of $110,000 schqol, series A bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on June
a
as
tors,
Ark.
The
—
awarded
Secretary of the Board
Pulaski County, County Special
School District (P. O.
Sale
14—v.
Bond Offering—R. W.
ARKANSAS
Little Rock),
$3,000,000 har¬
series D bonds
June
on
headed
were
County,
Kern
Offering—Vera
County
sealed
price of 100.0805.
Other members of the syndicate
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
bids
school
Bond
son,
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
1961-A,
Dated
5
the
at
July 17 for
project
bonds.
1
1961.
Arizona
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
of
the
Board
of
Super¬
visors,
June
on
Dist.,
California
S.
&
Co., at
mentary
Clerk of the Board of
offered
$480,000
sold to The Bank of America
T.
from
Maricopa
Offering
bonds
2483—were
ARIZONA
Bond
in¬
Biggs Union High School
cate
I
1981
to
clusive.
interest
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin
&
1962
A., of San Francisco.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
Ketchikan, Alaska
City
bonds. Due from
was
Sch.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
(Calif.
DST) on June 19 for the purchase
of
$465,000
city
improvement
N.
Bond
Fairfax
Belvedere, Calif.
Juneau,
interest (J-D)
payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Sonoma Cotinty
Water
Flood Control and
Conservation District
(P. O. Santa
Bond
water
Rosa), Calif.
Sale —The
transmission
$200,000
1955
system
gen-
w
1
U;>
58
w
I
eral
■
obligation
»>.
June 5
N. T. & S.
j.
Costa
w:
f?
; u
.
Dist.,
Contra
County, Calif.
Offering—W.
T.
1962
from
inclusive.
1981
to
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
,}«■:
'
Sch.
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
til
10:30
a.m.
(Calif. DST)
on
June 20 for the purchase of $385,000 1961 school, series A bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July
1
>/;
;W>
l^'
(!•'•;
office.
Legality approved by
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Or&
West Riverside School District,
i»
-
i
•
Riverside County,
\
Sale—The
Bond
*|V;.
»■1
1958,
fered
June 5—v.
on
193,
2375—
Security
The
to
Bank
National
of
Los
Angeles.
t
School
Y ettem
1
r
Bond
V
school
offered on
—
t
1961,
r
series
.
June
\
r
>
Tulare
District,
County, Calif.
Sale
The $6,000
j
I
13
A bonds
193, p. 2591
v.
—
awarded to Dean Witter &
4V2S, at
-.}
of
were
—
Co., as
■
1-
price of 101.00, a basis
a
r
Vi
Offering
Town
i
bids
at
will
receive
of Day,
office
the
Cate,
B.
i
I
Treasurer,
sealed
I
I
!
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
June 20 for the purchase of $3,214,000 bonds.
Dated July 15, 1961.
Due
July 15 from 1962 to 1981,
on
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
payable at the First New Haven
National
Bank,- in
Legality approved
&
New
Haven.
by Day, Berry
Howard, of Hartford.
Connecticut
(State of)
Bond Sale-DThe
eral
June
on
2483—were
syndicate
$41,425,000 gen¬
series
obligation,
offered
bonds
193, p.
B
13—v.
awarded
headed
to
merged
a
Na¬
First
by
tional
tan
City Bank, Chase Manhat¬
Bank, Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., all of New York, and Lehman
Brothers, Is 3V4S, at a price of
100.1725, a basis of about 3.23%.
Other members of the First Na¬
tional
City
Bank
group
were
as
follows:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Har¬
Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Phelps,
&
Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., Wertheim & Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Hallgarten
& Co., Weeden & Co., American
Securities Corp., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Seattle
First National Bank,
cago,
Fenn
-
First of
Seattle,
Michigan
F. S. Smithers & Co.,
Reynolds
&
Corp.,
Roosevelt &
Co.,
Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Industrial
National
Bank,
Winthrop & Co., Johnston, Lemon
Co.,
Fahnestock &
&
of Oregon,
Scribner,
Co., Singer, Deane
National
Bank
of
Seattle,
Winslow,
Cohu & Stetson, Inc., Model, Ro¬
land & Stone, Granbery, Marache
&
Co., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
First Southwest Co., J. Barth &
Commerce,
.Co., A. M. Kidder & Co., Lincoln
R.
Young
&
Co., Reinholdt
&
Gardner, McJunkin, Patton & Co.,
Anderson & Strudwick,
Hutchinson,
Shockey
&
Co.,
Zahner, & Company, Thomas &
Co.,
Kalman & Co., Inc., Arthur
Wright & Co., Inc., Robert K.
Wallace & Co., H. V. Sattley &
Co., M. B. Vick & Co., Newhard,
L.
Cook &
Co., Rodman & Renshaw,
Wm. S. Morris & Co., Allan Blair
& Co., Watling, Lerchen &
Co.,
and
Woodcock,
French, Inc.
Other
Moyer, Fricke
members
&
the
Chase
Han-
New York
& Co.,
Co.,
Deposit and Trust Co., Baltimore,
Tripp & Co., Inc., Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., Shelby
Cullom Davis & Co., Henry Harris
Sons, Inc., Stein Bros. & Boyce,
&
Penington, Colket & Co., A. Web¬
ster
Dougherty &
Co., Bartow
Glynn &
& Co., F. W.
Blewer,
Co.,
&
Co., Shields & Co., Equitable Se¬
curities Corporation, F. S. Moseley & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
The Ohio
Co.. Schaffer, Necker & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Freeman
& Co., G. C. Haas & Co., Mackey,
Dunn
&
Co.,
Inc.,
RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., Third Na¬
tional Bank in Nashville, Town-
Thalmann
California Bank,
Los An¬
geles,
Estabrook & Co., Wood,
ers
Struth-
W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Company of Georgia, At-
&
Co.,
Trust
&
McCormick
&
&
duPont
I.
Francis
.
Geo.
Cooley
Co.,
Co.,
send, Dabney & Tyson, Barret,
Fitch,
North & Co., Chapman,
Howe & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., D. A.
&
Gibbons
B.
Co.,
&
Laidlaw
Company,
Co^Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
&
Putnam
Stern Brothers &
Co.,
Co., James A. Andrews & Co.,
Inc., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Boatmen's National Bank of
St. Louis, Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Trust
Co., Kansas City, Federation Bank
& Trust Co., New York, First Na¬
tional Bank vjn Dallas, Green, El¬
Inc., City National Bank &
lis & Anderson,',... ^
Co., Inc., Well^ &
Christensen,
Inc.,
Brown
Bros.
Harriman
&
Co., City National
Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, A. G.
Edwards
&
Sons, Ernst & Co.,
&
Weigold
Co., Folger,
B. Hibbs &
Co., Inc., Gordon Graves & Co.,
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., The Milwaukee Co.,
Park,
Ryan,
Inc.,
State Street
Field, Richards &
Nolan, Fleming-W.
Bank & Trust Co., Boston,
Schwa-
Co., Scudder & German,
Talmage & Co., Wachovia Bank &
Trust Co., Winston-Salem, J. R.
Williston
&
Beane, Burns, Corbett
&
Pickard,
Inc.,
B y r d
Brothers,
Morris,
Garrett
Dreyfus & Co.,
Stokes
&
Co.,
Elkins,
Robert
&
Sons, Ginther & Co.,
Mellen &
Miller,
Inc.,
Kormendi
&
Co., Inc., John C.
Joseph,
McDonnell & Co.,
Milburn,
Cochran
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Peoples
National
Bank
Close
Rambo,
Small
Robert
of
L.
Other
Brothers
Charlottesville,
and
&
Kerner,
Co.,
Whittaker
members
group
of
were
Inc.,
&
the
as
Inc.,
and
Co.
Lehman
follows:
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Drexel
Co., and Philadelphia National
Bank,
Philadelphia
(Associatemanagers), Chemical Bank New
York Trust Co., New York, White,
Weld & Co., Continental Illinois
&
National
Bank
&
Paribas Corp., Barr Brothers &
Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., J. C.
Bradford & Co., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
First Na¬
tional Bank, Boston, Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Hayden,
Stone & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Kean, Taylor & Co., Laird, Bissell
& Meeds (Dav, Stoddard & Wil¬
liams Div.), Marine Trust Com¬
of Western New York, Buf¬
er,
Anthony
&
R.
L.
Day, G. H.
July 1 from 1962 to
Principal and in¬
at the Hartford
National Bank & Trust Company,
Legality approved by
in Hartford.
Robinson
Glastonbury, Conn.
Bond
Offering
—
Offering
Bond
1963 to
310,000
purchase of $1,-
300,000
June
the
for
29
revenue,
Dated July 1,
bonds.
1961
Due
Jan.
on
Callable
inclusive..
1961.
1991
1963 to
from
1
payable
Legality
Atlanta.
proved
National
First
The
at
of
ap¬
Spalding,
Sibley,
Meadow & Smith, of
by
Troutman,
Atlahta.
Georgia State Highway Authority
O. Atlanta),
(P.
Bond
Offering
Sr.,
receive
Gillis,
L.
Authority,
the
until
bids
sealed
(EST) on June 27 for the
a.m.
purchase of $30,000,000 state high¬
series 1961-A revenue bonds.
way,
Dated
April 1, 1961. Due on July 1
from 1962 to 1991, inclusive.
able
Trust
of Atlanta.
S.
Offering
Redmond, City Clerk, will receive
bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
June
on
29
Due
June
on
from
1
1,
1961.
1962 to
Davis
Maner, of ^Savannah.
Cook
504, Fifth Floor, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST)
June 27 forlhe purchase of $1,-
Dated July
Due on July 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
1, 1961.
1971
to
bonds.
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
of Hartford.
39
Bond
school
Sale
June
7
—
Lehman
par,
a
$2,250,000
on
price of
net interest cost of about
a
3.36%,
at
Brothers,
as
$200,000
follows:
Bond Offering—Elisha C.
Dukes,
State Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
23 for the
bonds.
July 15,
from
.
850,000
1961.
1966
as
inclusive.
City
Corp.,
National
Bank & Trust Co., National Boule¬
vard
Bank, both of Chicago, Stock¬
yards
and
National
Robert K.
Wallace &
A.
College, Elmhurst, III.
Offering — Clarence E.
Bond
kins, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Josephson, Assistant to the Presi¬
until
til
10
for the
(EDST)
a.m.
1
Nov.
from
terest
June 29
purchase of $1,190,000 dor¬
mitory and dining
Dated
on
1,
1963
revenue
1960. Due
to
2000
bonds.
on
Nov.
inclusive. In¬
dent, will receive sealed bids
10
the
series
Dated
Oct.
from
1959
Remick
&
Saul,
of
1999
to
inclusive.
In¬
aid
Board
Sale—The
school
June
on
of
$5,525,000 state
revenue
bonds
offered
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
a
Other members of the syndicate
follows: B. J. Van Ingen
John Nuveen & Co., Phelps,
Fenn & Co.r Equitable Securities
Corp., A. C. Allyn & Co., R. S.
were
as
& Co.,
Dickson &
Co., Leedy, Wheeler &
Inc., Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc., Goodbody & Co.,
Courts & Co., Schmidt, Roberts
& Parke, Thomas & Co., Thomas
Alleman,
M.
Cook & Co., W. H. Cates &
Co., and Thornton, Mohr, Farish &
Gauntt.
aid
70,000
1962
80,000
as
and
Due
to
Due
3s.
Due
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1967.
1
Dec.
on
1965,
2%s.
as
1966 and
of
1,
-
on
Dec.
1, 1968
1969.
Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital,
Chicago, III.
<
Bond
Offering—Gavin A. Pitt,
President, will receive'sealed bids
5
(CDST)
p.m.
June 21
on
'nurses1
Interest
A-O.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Isham, Lincoln & Beale
of
Chicago.
Rockford,
Bond
III.
Offering—Paul D.
Municipal
Finance
receive
p.m.
(CDST)
sealed
bids
June
on
Spe6r,
Consultant,
until
3
for the
19
purchase
of $225,000 motor ve¬
parking
system
revenue
hicle
bonds. Dated June
est
1, 1961. Due on
1, 1988. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the Chem¬
ical
Bank
Dec.
New
York
Trust Com¬
in New York City. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
pany,
Meadows Park Dist., III.
Rolling
Sale —The
Bond
8
$340,000 park
bonds
offered
on
193, p. 2484 — were
Benjamin Lewis & Co.,
v.
—
awarded to
and
McDougal & Condon,
jointly, at a price of 100.03.
Inc.,
Will
and
Kendall
Counties
Com¬
munity Consolidated Sch. Dist.
No.
202
(P. O. Plainfield),
Illinois
Bond
7:30
p.m.
the
purchase
|
County School Dist. No.
108
Bond Offering—Charles H. Wil¬
Sale
school
—
The
$500,000
revenue
bonds
(CDST)
on
June
19 for
of $125,000 school
building general obligation bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
from
1968 to
cipal
and
until 7:30 p.m.
at
building bonds. Dated July 1,1951.
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
Due
man
son,
(CDST) on June 20
for the purchase of $305,000 school
on
Feb.
inclusive.
(F-A)
trust
from
1963
Principal
and
1
payable
at
to
1970,
interest
bank
any
or
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legalitv ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
company
McHenry County Community High
School District No.
154
(P. O.
Bond
Sale—The
—v.
193,
p.
on
2484—were
June
&
bank
payable
(J-D)
trust
or
company
Cutler, of Chicago.
Winnebago County School District
No. 122 (P. O. Rockford), III.
Bond
Offering
Secretary
man,
Education,
—
of
will
Joseph New¬
Board of
the
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
for the purchase of $1,800,000
22
1,
$760',000 school
building bonds offered
any
inclusive. Prin¬
1975
interest
school
Marengo), III.
to
Additional
state
2V2S.
as
from
cost
follows:
as
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago."
terest A-O:
Education
13—v. 193, p. 2484—were
awarded to
1/
Offering — Robert Bronk,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(P. O. 530 Red Oak Lane,
(P. O. Tallahassee), Florida
Bond
$125,000
interest
net
a
2.74%,
Oct. 1
on
Highland Park), III.
State
100.251,
about
bonds.
revenue
1, 1959. Due
1962
June
on
193, p. 2376—were awarded
to William Blair & Co., at a price
purchase
tory,
FLORIDA
Florida
building bonds offered
—v.
un¬
(CST) on June 30 for
of $450,000 dormi¬
a.m.
Sale—The $275,000 school
Lake
M-N. Legality approved by
Saul, Ewing,
Philadelphia.
Illinois
Bond
June
Per¬
ap¬
,
Community Unit School District
No. 100 (P. O. Cerro Grodo),
development
Co.
Elmhurst
Offering—John
Legality
Piatt, Macon and Moultrie Countiesd
Bank of Wichita,
O.
Newark), Del.
Bond
1
Dec.
on
follows:
Securities
(P.
Due
1980,
Kidder, Peabody
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., American
were
&
Delaware,
in Dover.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
Due
of
University of Delaware
Dec. 1 from
1976,
to
1977
the
Bank
to
3.40s.
as
from
Principal and interest payable at
Farmers
on
1965, inclusive.
1,200,000 as 31/4s. Due on Dec. 1
purchase of $10,630,000
Dated
July 15 from 1962 to 1981, incl.
on
Due
5s.
as
1971
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
will
1962 to
(State of)
to
interest
at any bank or;
designated by the
bidder.
successful
a
DELAWARE
Delaware
1962
and
proved
193, p.. 2266 — were
syndicate headed by
v.
awarded to
from
payable
sive.
The
—
1
Principal
$1,000,000 stu¬
i.apartment, 'revenue'
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
April 1 from 1963 to 2000 inclu¬
(P.O.
bonds offered
building
Dec.
dent
Wilmette), III.
on
sewer
No.
.
for the purchase of
Wilmette School
County,
District
Monito),
Illinois
company
until
ILLINOIS
& Trust Co., Room
484,000
Oliver,
by
approved
&
Counties
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
Treasurer's office.
bids c/o The Con¬
necticut Bank
(J-D)
trust
1988
June
of
as
1
inclusive.
Offering—Ivan
on
rev¬
sewer
June
Callable
inclusive.
of
purchase
and
Dated
bonds.
enue
the
for
water
Jan.
1981,
(P; O.
:
inclusive.
sealed
$1,300,000
to
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CDST) on June 21 for thepurchase of $225,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 15, 1961.
of
Savannah, Ga.
— Katherine
Bond
inclusive.
on
• R.
Hilst,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-V
Le¬
gality approved by Spalding, Sib¬
ley, Troutman, Meadow & Smith,
1976,
Due
Tazewell
124
Bond
Call¬
of Georgia.
Company
to
and
v
1, 1971. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
and
Jan. 1 from
on
3%s.
1977
No.
of July
as
follows:
as
Community Unit Sch. Dist.
Due
Ga.
Jim
—
of
Chairman
will
11
Mason
1,
of Jan.
as
1970
as
from
Principal and interest (J-J)
1977.
as
from
series
airport
000,000
Due
net interest
a
3.62%,
1966, inclusive.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1969, inclusive.
3V2S.
Due on Jan 1
1967 to
Earl Land¬
R.
—
will
Treasurer,
Town
sealed
receive
price of 100.022,
a
City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Legality
W.
Charles
at
70,000 as 3s.
ers,
1969.
Cole, of Hartford.
&
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
cost of about
able at the City
Trust
Co., Chi¬
cago, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., Lazard Freres
&
Co.,
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc.,
pany
on
1979, inclusive.
terest
payable
Co.,
&
John
Due
1961.
Schieding,
.
Sons, King, Quirk
& Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
National
City
Bank, Cleveland,
Chas. W. Scranton & Co., Chas. E.
&
Gregory
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
June 21 for the purchase of $270,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1,
.
GEORGIA
Co., Trust Dept., 777 Main Street,
Illinois
Legg
Bank
National
Hartford
the
& Trust
of
office
the
at
bids
sealed
were
Atlanta, Ga.
Bank
Higginson
Corp.,
Dominick
&
Dominick,
Clark, Pincus & Co., Herbert J. Sims &
Dodge & Co., L. F. Rothschild eCo., Inc., J. C. Wheat & Co., and
& Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., Alex.
Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark,
Brown
&
Sons, Fidelity Union Inc.
Trust
Co.,
and
National
State
East Windsor, Conn.
Bank, both of Newark, Shearson,
Bond Offering — John L. Daly,
Hammill
&
Co., Bache & Co.,
Jr., First Selectman, will receive
Lee
.anta,
time
same
.
$80,000 as 4s.
Hill, Inc., Mercantile-Safe
&
ness
Leeds
Ladenburg,
the
at
Bacon, Whipple & Co., William
Blair & Co., Courts & Co., Hark-
Co., Julien Collins
Craigie & Co.,
Louis,
offered
awarded to Arch W. Roberts.
Curtis, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Mercantile
Trust
Company, St.
falo, Spencer Trask & Co., Tuck¬
of
&
&
Provi¬
dence, Dick & Merle-Smith, J. A.
Hogle & Co.,. Baxter & Co., Eldredge & Co., Inc., Branch Bank¬
ing & Trust Co., Wilson, Robert
&
Bank
bacher &
ris
Cross,
Trust
Goodbody & Co., Hirsch & Co.,
R.
—
Co.,
Walker
seatic Corp., Rand
Portland, Paine, Webber, Jackson
The
Branford, Conn.
Bond
Trust
were
First
First National
CONNECTICUT
»
>
Morgan
group
National Bank,
Co., both of
Chicago,
C.
J.
Devine
&
Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Glore, Forgan
& Co., Harriman Ripley
& Co.,
Inc., Smith, Barney & Co., Salo¬
mon
Brothers
&
Hutzler, East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co.,
York,
Co.,
Inc.,
4.45%.
about
i»:
and
Co.
Bankers
Northern
&
i
.
follows:
as
United
p.
Bank
Trust
Guaranty
bonds of¬
series C
awarded
were
First
>
Calif.
$85,000 school
election
,»*«
Manhattan
New
A., of San Francisco.
Creek
Bond
S»3
on
were
—
and
Walnut
:
V{
2375
p.
The Bank of America
awarded to
$
offered
bonds
193,
v.
—
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2718)
8
awarded
a
to
building bonds. Dated June
1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963
1968
inclusive.
interest
bank
or
(J-D)
Principal
payable
trust company
at
and
any
designated
group composed of Goldman,
Sachs & Co., William Blair &
by the successful bidder. Legality
and
of
Hutchinson, Shockey &
Co.,
Co.,
approved
by Chapman
Chicago.
& Cutler,
Volume
193
Number
\
6065
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2719)
INDIANA
Boone
Offering
Township
ceive
sealed
('CST)
6:30
for
22
the
pur¬
chase of $38,000 joint school build¬
bonds.
ing
Due
Dated
June
1,
1961.
July 1 from 1962 to 1974,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
on
(J-J) payable at the Summitville
Co., in Summitville.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bank & Trust
t,
Brown
County
(P.
O.
Ohio
Co., G. H.
Harris
jail
bonds.
1961.
Due
1969
inclusive.
Dated
Jan.
on
July 1,
from
1
1962
to
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Treasurer's
M.
County (P. O. Goshen),
Indiana
Offering—Frank C. Cor¬
i,:
Bond
nell, County Auditor, will receive
bids
sealed
:P
•»
X
on
until
10
for
the
22
June
(CDST)
purchase of
Dated July
1, J961. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1962 to July 1, 1966 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Authority District (P. O.
Evansville), Ind.
ond Of f erin g—Donald E.
Bond
Tharp, Superintendent of the Dis¬
trict, will receive sealed bids until
2
p.m. '-(CDST) ' on" June''28 for
of
general
$530,000 airport
obligation bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1961. Due
from
A!'
July
semi-annually
1962 to Jan.
1,
1977
1,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Citizens Na¬
(J-J)
tional
Bank,
gality
of
Evansville.
approved
by
Le¬
Baker
&
sealed
Greenwood, Ind.
Sale—An issue of $25,000
city improvement general obliga¬
June 13 was
on
Co., Inc.
-
'
I
.
Indiana
State
Fair
Board,
on
June
until
11
for
the
28
$330,000
1961
J.
Bailey,
receive
a.m.
property
mortgage
(CDST)
purchase of
improvement
interest
American Fletcher National Bank
&
Trust Co., in Indianapolis.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Indianartolis, Ind.
Sale—The
fered
gel,
June
on
O. Merrillville),
(CDST)
193,
to
p.
Smith, Barney &
and
&
100.0299,
about
Co., at a price
interest cost
3.59%,
$685,000
as
1968
365,000
to
6s.
of
of
Due
on
June
1,
1969.
Due
on
June
1,
1970.
2,050,000
from
3V4S. Due
1971
3,060,000
from
as
from
as
to
1975
3V2S. Due
1976
3,840,000
.'4
as
to
1981
3%s. Due
1982
to
1987
June
on
1
1964 to
able
follows:
as
Ripley &
Co.,
Corp.,
W.
R.
on
June
Inc.,
on
June
Harriman
Boston
First
&
J.
Nuveen
Co.,
Van
Co.,
B.
Securities Cojrp.,
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
First
of
Michigan
Corp., Alex.
Brown & Sons, A. G. Becker &
W.
E.
Principal
Hutton
&
Co.,
J.
C.
interest
and
County
re¬
p.m.
Center), Kan.
pur¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,250,000 school
to
building bonds
syndicate composed
a
National
Bank
inclusive.
&
was
sold
of
City
Co., of
Trust
Kansas
City, Stern Brothers &
Co., First Securities Company of
Kansas, Beecroft, Cole & Co., and
the Columbian Securities
Corp., at
price of 100.003.
a
Enterprise, Kan.
Bond
Sale—An
general
sewage
issue
of
$37,935
obligation
bonds
sold to The Columbian Secu¬
was
Corporation, of Topeka.
1
1
Hays, Kan.
Bond
Sale—The $39,216 sanitary
bonds offered on June 8—
sewer
Call¬
193,
v.
p.
2484—were awarded
G.
Hanson.
to
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
bonds offered on June 7—v. 193,
•
Townships *" (P.
O.
West field), Ind.
Bond Offering — Leon Pollard,
Township
Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
June 26 for the purchase of
school
building
Miller, of Indianapolis.
D.
Pratt
County Sch. Dist.
f
,
2376—were awarded to
School
group
and
the
Union
National
Bank, of Wichita.
Wamego, Kan.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
general obligation bonds
$65,100
of
Topeka.
.
sold
was
to The Columbian Securities
.
-
Corp.,
-
Wichita School District No. I, Kan.
Bond Offering — L. E. Wilbur,
Clerk
of
the
(CST)
Board
of
of
sealed
receive
chase
Township (P. O.
a
Cochran & Co., Davidson, Vink &
Saddler,
a.m.
Amana
30
(P. O. Pratt), Kan.
will
IOWA
No.
composed of Small & Co., Milburn,
bonds.
1, 1961. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1962 to July 1,
1970 inclu:ive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Union
State Bank,
in Carmel. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
bids
on
Due
Dec.
on
by
until
10
school,
,
from
1962
to
Secretary
Halsey,
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
Bankers Trust Co., of New York,
at a price of par.
$36,000
park general obligation bonds of¬
fered
on
Carleton
price of
June
5
was
sold
to
The
Beh
D.
Co., as 2s, at a
100.024, a basis of about
Additional
Sale
The
$18,000
cemetery general obligation bonds
offered at the
—
time wgre sold
to the Carleton D. Beh Co., as 2s,
at
same
price of 100.034.
a
Bond
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality
Wiegand, Curfman,
Harris &
approved
Brainerd,
Kaufman, of Wichita.
on
received until
June
$360,000
Dated
1
20
1:30 p.m.
the
for
electric
June
revenue
1, 1961. Due
1962 to 1965
from
gality
approved
Des Moines.
bonds.
on
Dec.
&
Bannister,
Cooney, of
June
sewer
12—v.
$55,000 general
bonds offered on
193,
p.
2376—were
awarded to Becker &
Cownie, Inc.
for
Owensboro,
building
June
7
revenue
1:30
193.
v.
—
awarded
&
to
Cruttenden,
Powell
County (P. O. Stanton),
1961
fered
June
on
Offering
Principal and interest
June 20
1, 1961. Due
(J-D)
Farmers
in Flemingburg.
approved by Chapman
of Chicago.
pay¬
Deposit
Legality
&
Cutler,
bonds.
bids
until
will
7:30
receive
p.m.
Gaus,
(EST)
tfuilding
Dated
Dec.
1
elusive.
June
from
1,
1962
Principal
Dec.
to
and
1981
Franklin
Due
in-,
by
Joseph
Le¬
R.
Parish
(P.
O.
Bond
1994 to 2000,
Hays
&
(P.
Bond
Due
O.
Fahey,
of
T.
L.
Rodes,
Secretary of the Parish Scho-.
will receive sealed biAp
(CST) on July 6 for
purchase of $675,000 school
bonds.
clusive.
p.m.
Due from
School
Districts
Winnsboro), La.
Offering
M.
—
D.
Peel,
of the Parish
School
will receive sealed bids
Board,
until
the
10
bonds.
on
(CST)
a.m.
on July 7 for
$230,000 school
Aug. 1, 1961.
Due
purchase
of
Dated
Feb.
from
1
clusive.
1963
Interest
to
1981
F-A.
in¬
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
of New Orleans.
Monroe, La.
Bond
Offering
—
M. J.
Cook,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids
18
until
for
10
alrrb-ACST) on July
purchase of $1,700,000
Dated Aug. 15, 1961.
Aug. 15 from 1962 to 1986
the
school bonds.
Due
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Natchitoches
No.
8
Parish
School
Dist.
(P. O. Natchitoches), La.
Bond Offering—C. C.
Graham,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until
1:30
(CST)
p.m.
July
on
6
for the purchase of $72,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
April 1 from 1963 to
1981
inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by
Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
New
Bond
Iberia, La.
Offering—Willie Mae El¬
lis, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
11
a.m.
(CST) on July
purchase of $300,000
sewer
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981
12
the
for
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
urer's
Rapides Parish Sch. Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Alexandria), La.
bonds
Sale—The
offered
$30,000
June
school
7—v.
193,
2267—were awarded to The
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., of
on
p.
Alexandria, at
Parish
a
price of
100.075.
(P. O. St. Joseph),
Bond Offering—A. G. Mclntosch,
Secretary
the
of
Parish
Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids until
10
a.m.
(CST) on July 11 for the
purchase of $125,000 jail bonds.
Due from
1961
to
1981, inclusive.
MAINE
Augusta
Sewerage District, Me.
Offering—Alfred
J.
La-
1962 to
1981
in¬
District Treasurer, will
ceive
13
Board,
2
1976,
casse,
Benton), La.
—
to
incl.
School Dist. No.
Offering
1962
Secretary
Legality approve^
Bossier Parish
the
approved
J-D.
1961.
LOUISIANA
&
Rubin, of Louisville.
from
second series
1,
June 29
on
of $17,000 water
from
inclusive.
Bond
until
gality
1
June
on
interest
Company, in Irvine.
revenue,
Skaggs,
(J-D) payable at the Union Bank
Trust
receive
p.m.
Louisville.
revenue
1961.
will
7:30
Dated
sealed
June 26 for the purchase of $125,000
school
bonds.
on
by
M.
J.
—
Due
Louisiana
W. C. Baker,
seale
(EST)
or
for the purchase of $102,-
water
bonds.
Interest
Irvine, Ky.
Offering
000
—
Columbia
Columbia),
(CST)
a.m.
for the purchase
Stanford, Ky.
Bond
Clerk,
Clerk,
193, p. 248'
Walter, Wood}
East
kins, Secretary of the Board of,
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 10
Tensas
until
City
of
Heimerdinger.
bids
Bond
bonds
13—v.
awarded to
—were
&
revenue
A
Parish,
Louisiana
Bond
Sale—The $184,000 schoo1
building
City
the
Podestc
Co.
on
at
bonds offered on
p.
2484 — were
p.m.
bonds. Dated Dec.
able
Ky.
lb»76,
Bond Offering—William J. Per¬
is
Sale—The $175,000 schoo"
bids
June 2o
on
Water District (P. O.
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Bar¬
row, Leary & Co., Branch Bank¬
ing & Trust Co., of Wilson, Brown
Bros. Harriman & Co., The Illi¬
nois Co., Rand & Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc.,"R.D. White& Co., Allan Blair & Co., Free¬
man & Co., Thomas &
Co., Julien
Collins & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler
Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., Field.
Richards & Co., First Cleveland
Corp., Hayden, Miller & Co., Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark, Inc..
Providence, Bank of Cincinnati.
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Stifel.
Nicolaus & Co.,
Bond
sealed
(CST)
the purchase of $30,000 water
Due from
1962 to
Caldwell
Co., Inc., Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day, Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank, of Memphis, Stern
Brothers & Co., Eldredge & Co..
Inc., Tripp & Co., Inc., Boland.
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, Union
Planters National Bank, of Mem¬
phis, F. W. Craigie & Co., A. Web¬
ster Dougherty & Co.,
Womeldorff
&
Lindsey, Mullaney, Wells & Co., Irving J. Rice
& Co., Inc., Watkins, Morrow &
Co., Allison-Williams Co., Beil
Hough, Inc., Breed & Harrison
Inc., Burns, Corbett & Pickard
Doll & Isphording, Inc., Einhorr.
& Co., Juran & Moody, Inc., Ken
ower, MacArthur & Co., McDon¬
ald-Moore & Co., McMaster Hut¬
chinson & Co., Peoples Nationa*
Bank, of Charlottesville, I. M. Si¬
mon
& Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer
&
Fox,
Sweney
Cartwright
&
Co., Talmage & Co., and F. S
Yantis & Co., Inc.
receive
p.m.
inclusive.
Co., Inc., Wee-
Merle-Smith, Geo. B. Gibbons
will
7:30
bonds.
Kean, Taylor & Co., Estabrook &
Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc., Dick &
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
on
Sale—The
obligation
until
(EST)
on
June 26 for the purchase of $245,000
hospital
general
obligation
■.
Oelwein, Iowa
Bond
bids
of
inclusive. Le¬
by
Ahlers
Carpenter,
Fleming County (P. O. Flemingburg), Ky.
Bond Offering — Jack Clarke,
County Judge, will receive sealed
(CST)
purchase
&
Offering—R. J, Lee, Sec¬
of the Board of Commis¬
sioners,
untl
v
Kentucky
Bank,
Offering—Sealed bids will
retary
den & Co., W. H. Morton & Co..
Inc., Francis I. duPont & Co..
Gregory & Sons, Dreyfus & Co.
Bond
of
Columbus),
Louisiana
Co., Braun,
&
Co., Inc., First of
Michigan Corp., R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.,
G. Becker
Jan. 20 from 1962 to
1981, incl.
J-J.
Legality approved
Bond
Bosworth
A.
10
on
Caldwell Parish, Columbia
Heights
Water District (P. O.
& Co., R. W.
Pressprich
Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., Hornblower & Weeks, F. S.
Moseley & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
&
Board,
until
by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan,,
City.
&
Noyes
bids
of New York
Blair & Co.,
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., John Nuveen &
Co., Bear,
Hemphill,
School
Interest
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of
New York, Smith,
Barney & Co.,
C. J. Devine &
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
KENTUCKY
issue
on
the
sealed
of
bonds.
Other members of the
syndicate
as follows:
of
July 6 for the pur¬
$875,000 school building
Dated July 20, 1961.
Due
chase
were
Des Moines, Iowa
Sale—An
Bond
on
193, p. 2484 — were
a syndicate headed
by
Stuart & Co. Inc., and
inclusive.
1980
offered
School District
22
(P. O. 1724 Kirkman
St., Lake Charles), La.
Bond Offering — H. A.
Norton,
v.
—
series
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
from 1962 to 1931,
inclusive.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $100,000 school bonds.
1
Education,
Aug. 9 for the pur¬
$1,600,000
N-1961 bonds.
Amana), Iowa
Offering — Elsie Mattes,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Bond
No.
'
rities
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis. "
■
'
& Co., City
Co.,
July 1 from 1962 to 1991,
Mr.
be
1
July 1, 1961.
Community
High
School District (P. O. Clay
.
1991
Dated
1, 1968. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at The
Indiana National Bank, in Indian¬
apolis. Legality approved by Ross,
1
inclusive.
&
John
8
Indianola, Iowa
inclusive.
Pressprich
Ingen
will
until
bonds
Calcasieu Parish
-
gen¬
awarded to
payable at the City Treas¬
Clay
of Jan.
as
sealed
office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on June
27 for the purchase of $2,900,000
first
mortgage
revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1,1961. Due on Jan. 1
from
receive
urer's
Perry Township Sch. Bldg.
Corp. (P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering — Edgar Kilby,
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
(J-J)
1, 1962 to Jan. 1, 1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Gary Nation¬
al Bank, in Merrillville. Legality
approved by
(Jhapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
will
will
bonds.
on
inclusive.
July
Secretary,
&
KANSAS
1.98%.
follows
as
S^s.
as
Co.,
net
a
Due
$100,000
elementary
school building 1961 bonds. Dated
June 1, 1961. Due semi-annually
from
Bannister,
Cooney, of
obligation
June 13
"
$25,000,000
Stearns
Clerk,
sewer
of
of¬
2376
syndicate
a
headed
by
Blyth
City
Tona-
June 20 for the
on
chase
by
Ahlers
Ind.
R.
Trustee,
bids
sealed
1980 inclusive. Le¬
approved
Township
Offering—Cecil
Township
ceive
Due
bonds
13—v.
awarded
—were
School
Nov.
on
bids until 3 pm. (CST) on June 26
for the purchase of $3,150,000
Co., in Munsie. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
of Indianapolis.
(P.
1962 to
$10,000,000 gas
1961
revenue
(EST)
purchase of
payable
at
the
American National Bank &
T^ust
Bond
1, 1961. Due
City, Iowa
Bond Offering—C. A. Norrbom,
(J-J)
Township
p.m.
Sioux
a.m.
bonds.
revenue
July 1, 1961. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 15, 1962 to July
15, 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Bond
the
7:45
Des Moines.
$113,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from 1962
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
Dated
utility
10
for
from
gality
receive
Dated June
will
Manager,
-
bids
until
27
$260,000
Offering—Earl
Secretary
sealed
June
on
June
0
•
Indianapolis, Ind.
Bond
Dated
until
(CST)
on
June 26 for the purchase of
$550,000 flood protection bonds.
Virgil Cline,
Washington
Bond
tion bonds offered
bids
bids
p.
Daniels, of Indianapolis.
sold to K. J. Brown &
sealed
Carpenter,
will
awarded
Ottumwa, Iowa
Offering — Genevieve
Bond
1
—
2267—were
p.
June 7
on
Howard, City Clerk, will receive
Co.
Trustee,
Bond Sale—The
eral
Carlton D. Beh Co.
Co., Henry
Inc., Kenower,
Wood, Gundy
Offering
Township
193,
to The
Indiana
«
purchase
—v.
Co.,
Vick &
Kentucky (State of)'
O.
Sale—The $250,000 school
Second
Evansville-Vanderburgh Airport
the
&
Bond
Liberty Townships (P. O. Selma),
a.m.
$95,000 bridge bonds.
vB
B.
Ross
Elkhart
Sons,
(P.
building bonds offered
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Ellis
& Co., First of Iowa
Corp., Pohl
& Co., Seasongood &
Mayer, and
Indiana
sealed .bids until 1:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
June 20 for the purchase of
&
&
District
Waterloo), Iowa
&
Nashville),
Offering—Leo L. Fleener,
County
Auditor,
will
receive
Walker
MacArthur
Bond
$40,000
School
Company, Stifel, Nicolaus &
will
until
Orange Township Consolidated
&
re-
Stephen¬
Trustee,
bids
Jung
on
Earl
—
Andrews
p.m.
Indiana
Bond
A.
Co., Robert W.
Baird & Co., William Blair &
Co.,
Eldredge & Co., Robert Garrett &
Sons, Johnston, Lemon & Co., The
(P. O. Route 1, Summitville),
son,
Bradford & Co., Bacon, Stevenson
& Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., James
Township, School Township
59
sealed
bids
c/o
The
re¬
First
National
Bank of Boston, Munic¬
ipal Division, 45 Milk St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June 22
for the purchase of $800,000 sew¬
er general obligation bonds. Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
and
interest payable
at The First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
.
60
by
approved
&
Bass
of
Gray,
&
Ropes
Laurium,
Co., Inc., J. S. Strauss &
&
on
were
Sale—The
eral
$4,000,000 gen¬
Alex.
R.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
John C. Legg & Co., Stein Bros.
& Boyce, F. W. Craigie & Co., and
C. T. Williams &
1962 to
from
Pressprich & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Baker, Watts &
W.
1961.
1,
on
and
Claybanks
School
Abington, Mass.
Allison-Williams
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., and
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwooa, at a
Due
of
July 1 from 1962 to 1990 inclu¬
mains
water
bonds offered
gation
sold
was
3.10s,
basis
100.0999,
of
offered
awarded
♦—were
193,
100.5569,
of
bank
approved
Paddock &
basis of
a
about 3.13%.
loan,
bonds
1948
of
act
June 13—v. 193, p. 2485
on
|3s, at
Industrial
Bank, of Providence, as
price of 100.049, a basis
iof
a
No.
193,
—v.
awarded
2268—were
p.
composed by Watling,
Lerchen & Co., Ryan, Sutherland
a
group
and Berrien Securities, Inc.,
& Co.,
at
price of 100.0006.
a
2.99%.
about
Ecorse, Mich.
Maiden, Mass.
adam
Sale—The $153,000 Mac¬
pavement apd sidewalk loan
1961
bonds
Bond
i
National
Industrial
Providence,
1100.06,
June
on
6—
24§5—were awarded to
193, p.
v.
The
offered
2V2S, at
as
of
Bank,
a
price of
"Bond
Sale —The
paving
special
offered
on
—were
awarded
to
of Ecorse,
as
Bank
1961
until
6 p.m. (EST) on June 19 for the
purchase of $30,000 school build¬
ing
limited
tax
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
and
interest
Reports
ings
before
May,
interest
of
5.9%
—
net earn¬
for
charges
1961, of $934,971,
increase
an
reflecting
May,
over
Gross revenues increased 4% to
$1,206,431 from $1,159,686 in May,
1960 while operating expenses in
the same period decreased 2%.
(EST) on
p.m.
July 10 for the purchase of $5,580,000 various bonds.
Dated July 1,
Due
1961.
incl.
1991
April 1 from 1962 to
on
Callable
Principal
of
as
April
int.
and
1,
(A-O)
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, in New York City. Legality
Dickinson, Wright,
& Cudlip, of Detroit.
by
approved
McKean
*
|
During
period
months
12
the
operating
and
expenses
available for inter¬
$10,605,356, an
increase of $799,781 over a com¬
(maintenance,
charges
est
were
parable period
Inter¬
a year ago.
debt
for
that
period
were
covered
J34.47 %
as
compared
with
est
on
124.33%
for
the
12
months ended
;May 31, 1960.
New
i
i Bond
City
nicipal
—
La-
Gustave
Treasurer,
40
Bank
Water
purpose
Due
of
will
re¬
Boston,
Mu¬
Room
421,
Department,
St.,
{a.m. (EDST)
'purchase
of
on
Boston,
on
193,
v.
until
11:30
$1,997,000
various
Principal
and
special
1961
offered
on
Grand
Bond
—
Sale—The
$800,000 water
fered
13—v.
June
awarded
to
a
bonds of¬
Bond
on
June
14—v.
193, p.
syndi¬
cate headed by the Morgan Guar¬
anty Trust Co., of New York, as
2377—were
3.10s,
awarded
price of
basis of about 3.01%.,
-
at
a
to
a
100.5949,
a
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Mercantile Trust
Co., Reynolds & Co., Spen¬
& Co., J. Barth & Co.,
Green, Ellis & Anderson, Jack M.
until
bids
sealed
will
July
for
5
4
receive
(CDST)
p.m.
of
purchase
the
193,
2377
p.
group
com¬
1,
1961. Due
Feb. 1 from 1963
Principal
Moody, Inc.,
&
100.0371
about
3.82%,
$125,000
on
July 1 from
1965 inclusive.
as
33/4s.
from
390,000
Due
1966 to
1983
McDougal & Con¬
Town$end, Dabney &
Tyson; Storz-Wachob-Bender Co.;
&
Prescott
&
37/8S.
as
1
July
on
1
Bond
Offering—Leona
City
die,
will
Clerk,
bids until 7 p.m.
1961
fund
Due
motor
bonds.
June
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
proved
lona
Bond
p.
and
to
1976
interest
bank or
water
Offering
Bond
No.
School
offered
2377
of
District,
—
on
were
June
of
awarded
to
7:30
p.m.
(CDST) on June 28 for the pur¬
chase of $1,100,000 school build¬
or
trust
Callable
inclusive.
Dated
bonds.
ing
Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1971.
1
Aug.
from
Callable
1,
1964 to
as
of
1961.
1991
Aug.
1,
designated
company
by
Legality
bidder.
successful
the
by Howard, Peterson,
Lefler & Haertzen, of
approved
LeFevere,
Minneapolis.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany
designated
by
the success¬
bidder.
Legality approved by
Sale—The
Bond
ipal
liquor
awarded
$20,000 munic¬
193,
2485
Union
The
to
bonds
p.
Savings Bank, of
100.11, a net
&
Trust
of
cost
Bond Offering—Herman
Kottke,
193,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
The
June 26 for the
Michigan Corporation.
000
village
purchase of $200,bonds.
improvement
improvement
bonds
was
and
MISSOURI
Bond
3.38%,
about
as
4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
to
1969
Due on Jan.
1972 inclusive.
1970 to
Bond
City
municipal
Dated
•
&
Co., and
Co., jointly, at a price
100.006.
of
Monroe
Bond
sold to
(P. O. Paris), Mo.
Sale—An
school
000
Sands,
sealed
purchase
to
1964
of
revenue
gas
$250,000
bonds.
Due on April
1991
Sch.
Reorganized
County
Dist. No. R-2
issue
building
of
$580,-
bonds
was
syndicate headed by the
a
Commerce
Trust
Co., of Kansas
City,
and
Luce,
Thompson
&
Crowe, Inc. Dated June 1, 1961.
on
to
inclusive.
March
1
1962
from
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Com¬
merce Trust Co., of Kansas City.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Other members of the syndicate
follows: Milburn, Coch¬
Co., Zahner & Co., Ranson
Co., and Stockyards National
were
&
as
&
MONTANA
•
\
Billings, Mont.
(CDST) on June
July 1, 1961.
from
Brothers
&
Bond
M. H.
—
will
the
for
Stern
1
receive
Offering
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
Mo.
Bank, of Wichita.
inclusive.
2.40s.
as
from
School District,
Sale—The
$500,000 school
building bonds offered on June 7
—v.
193, p. 2485—were awarded
ran
1963
inclusive.
Principal and interest A-O) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Briggs
Morgan, of Minneapolis.
Offering—William J. Fry,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
June 27
7:30
for
p.m.
(MST)
on
the
purchase of $13,760 special improvement District
No. 788 bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
Due on Jan. 1, 1966. Interest J-J.
Flathead
No. 2
County School District
(P. O. Kalispell), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $15,400 school
building bonds offered on June 10
—v.
193, p. 2377—were awarded
to The State Board of Land Com¬
Owen, Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
North St. Paul, Minn.
street
1981
building
store
June 6—v.
on
$14,000
&
City, Miss.
Due
Vesta, Minn.
1
interest
and
sold to M. A. Saunders & Co.,
Associates.
as
1, 1971.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at any bank
21
Principal
Yazoo
July
Warren, Minn.
until
bids
sealed
1962 to 1981
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
Zahner
Christo-
1961.
1,
Aug.
bidder.
to
Dorsey,
school
7—v.
ceive
ful
Mich.
$82,000
H.
Winifred
on June 19 for the pur¬
$1,000,000 school building
general obligation bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
6,000
Clerk, will re¬
11
the
state-aid
for
designated by the successful
pany
(CDST)
13, Minn.
District
until
payable at any bank or trust com¬
chase of
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Offering—Oscar
the
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Sale—The
—
Northcott, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
8
p.m.
improvement bonds.
Columbia Heights
ap¬
bidder.
by
&
bonds
1962
any
1961.
1,
designated by
Legality
company
successful
First
Principal
at
highway
June
from
payable
trust
dock
1
Lid-
(EST) on
of $202,-
vehicle
Dated
(CDST) on June
purchase of $250,000
the
for
Dated
Independence
follows:
pherson,
receive
June 22 for the purchase
000
D.
283, Minn.
No.
District
Story
bids until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
10
$282,000
of
Independent School
Louis Park
Trapp,
Bond
Woods, Mich.
E.
Phillips
Ames, at a price of
Minn.
Offering—Jerome
Bond
1990 inclusive.
Grosse Pointe
Harold
Co.;
Caldwell
bids
Aug.
Mannheimer-Egarji, Inc.
Co.;
inclusive.
Due
1984 to
from
July
&
Co.;
sealed
on
oh Aug. 1 from
Curtis;
Wood
St.
Offering—L. M. McClure,
bonds.
road
Inc.;
interest
19
on
Na¬
Bank, of St. Paul; Kalman
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
to
410,000
1
Blaine,
of
cost
follows:
as
4s. Due
as
1962
interest
net
a
St. Paul.
syndicate
American
or
purchase
Due
follows:
as
—were
Stuart
Bond
Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
(F-A)
or
to
and
payable at any
trust company designated
interest
bank
on
inclusive.
1971
to
(CST)
1964 to 1981
E. W. Trebil,
—
Auditor,
receive
a.m.
offered
Corp., R. W. Pressprich &
Co.,vL. F. Rothschild & Co., LaidTrask
Offering
will
Other members of the
approved by Briggs & Morgan, of
rities
cer
Bond
bonds
193, p. 2485
a
syndicate
series
June 8—v.
awarded
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., and Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co., at a price of
Halsey,
Inc., Merrill
Co., of St. Louis, Equitable Secu¬
law &
Barber, Marquart
Minneapolis.
Big Stone County (P.O.
Ortonville), Minn.
County
first
bank
nated
by
any
price of par.
J.
interest payable at
and
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Independent
1961,
headed
by the successful bidder. Legality
sealed
offered
Owen,
Dorsey,
approved by
Legality
& Windhorst, of
In¬
inclusive.
1981
to
J-J.
terest
Principal
school
on
Co.
of
ipayable at the National Shawmut
Springfield, Mass.
Sale—The $6,000,000 bonds
Due on Jan. 1
July 1, 1961.
1964
from
$46,000 county improvement gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Aug.
Haven, Mich.
revenue
interest
Bank, of Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
school
Dated
on
supply system
on
(CDST) on June
purchase of $190,000
general obligation bonds.
sive.
Legality
School
—were
were
July 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
Callable as of July 1, 1976.
on
designated
by Juran &
offered
a
until
bids
sealed
(CST) on June 19 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 industrial
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Due
p.m.
trust company desig¬
the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
building
the
for
27
assess¬
June 5
awarded to
2485—were
p.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
sani¬
$155,000
Barcus, Kindred & Co.
June 21 for the
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
July 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
bonds
posed
ceive sealed bids c/o the National
;Shawmut
sewer
—were
Bedford, Mass.
Offering
Marche,
tary
Hess,
Edward
—
1
Sale—The $975,000
Bond
at
receive
will
District No. 281, Minn.
E.
t
Sale—The
ment
funded
the
charges
Bond
Offering
District
Mich.
Fraser,
iended May 31, 1961, net earnings,
;after
No. 521, Minn.
Clerk .of the Board of Supervisors,
by Howard, Peterson,
Lefler & Haertzen, of
Robbinsdale
son
District
p.m.
Minneapolis.
don,
Bond
trust company
or
&
School
County (P. O. Sanatobia),
Mississippi
Bond Offering—L. M. McClure,
1961.
by the successful bidder.
tional
Offering—Olney L. Craft,
of Finance, will receive
bids until 3
sealed
1984.
1960.
;
Bond
bank
1962
from
Tate
cipal and interest payable at any
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Independent
Due
Due on Jan. 1
to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1964
price
a
2
school building bonds.
to 1981 inclusive.
000 county
on
Dated July 1,
Security
The
3s, at
MINNESOTA
Director
Earnings
The Authority reported
at
payable
(A-O)
nated
of par.
Turnpike Authority,
Increased
Principal
Flint, Mich.
Massachusetts
chase
any
Ada
Massachusetts
inclusive.
July 3 for the purchase of $600,-
June 23 for the purr
of $100,000 hospital bonds.
tion, will receive sealed bids
1979
until
bids
sealed
(CDST)
Sims,
receive
will
Clerk,
A.
W.
—
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Clem L. Mc-
—
Offering
Chancery
by
Carthy* County Auditor, will re¬
ceive
bank or trust company desig¬
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
bonds
assessment
June 6—v. 193, p. 2377
basis of about 2.49%.
a
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
to
Offering
approved
Hotz,
JoAnne
—
Bond
(P. O. Faribault), Minn.
1
LeFevere,
Okemos), Mich.
1,
Offering
1963
$17,000,
Dist.
172, Route
(P. O. Box
3
Bond
June 5
on
School
Township
W oodhull
$300,000 water
offered
bonds
revenue
to
}—were awarded to The
National
Sale—The
Bond
school
,
interest
and
approved
Bond
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
No.
Holden, Mass.
offered
Principal
1961. Due
to 1978 in¬
at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
Mich.
Constantine,
Sale—The $250,000
project
Legality
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
by the successful bidder.
1,
1963
from
1
No.
payable
(J-J)
trust company designated
or
Jan.
on
June
Dated
by
bounty, County Hospital Dist.
Rice
Miss.
or
Howard,
Peterson,
LeFevere,
Lefler v &
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
H.
Margaret
—
County Sch. Dist.
O. Canton),
(P.
trust company desig¬
the successful bidder.
bank
Legality
purchase of Jj>60,000
facility
revenue
recreational
clusive.
(J-J) payable at any
interest
and
2485
p.
i
Bond
school
Dated
$12,000
Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1973
to
1962
Bankers
The
to
of
purchase
July 1, 1961.
Co., of New York, as 3.20s,
price
a
of
June 7—v.
on
bonds.
building limited tax bonds.
school
1948 bonds
the
for
28
the
a
Mass.
act
loan,
project
Kroll,
Walter
—
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on June 20 for
as
Sale—The $180,000
Bond
Offering
Offering
Bond
Mich.
District,
School
Oak
bidder.
Madison County,
Principal and interest payable at
any
1962 to 1981
and interest
Principal
inclusive.
1961.
1,
Aug.
from
Aug. 1
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
par.
from
Dated
bonds.
on
11
June 20 for the
$625,000
state-aid
on
of
purchase
composed of
group
July 1, 1961. Due on Jan.
1963
to
1981
inclusive.
Dated
Williams, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on June
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
about 3.09%.
Dover,
at
Hills,
&
price
a
of
Trust
on
Harkness
to
at
Bond
obli¬
June 13,
general
lining
Royal
a
Minneapolis,
1
&
Paddock
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Miller,
to
price of
interest (J-D)
payable at the National Bank of
Detroit.
Legality
approved
by
FRL.
3
(CST)
road
sive. Principal and
(P. O. Montague), Mich.
of $49,000
issue
Sale—An
Bond
No.
a.m.
until
bids
sealed
receive
The Northwestern National Bank,
on
Townships
Grant
District
will
supply and sewage dis¬
sold
G. Dees,
Bond Offering—Wilbur
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
$142,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
(P. O.
County
Pascagoula), Miss.
drainage bonds offered on June 6
nated
MASSACHUSETTS
Jackson
(P. O.' Redwood
Minn.
County
Falls),
system ^revenue, series B
bonds. Dated ^fone
1, 1961. Due
Detroit.
Co., Inc.
Redwood
of St.
Louis.
Morgan, of St. Paul.
Maxine Ross,
—
posal
of
Stone,
&
Paddock
Canfield,
Offering
000 water
Sept. 1
1969 inclusive. Prin¬
Due
June
&
Legality approved
M-N.
by Charles & Trauernicht,
trust company
Legality approved by Briggs
der.
as
1971
to
1962
Interest
pay¬
Due on May
inclusive.
1, 1961.
May
from
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
June 26 for the purchase of $350,-
purchase of $200,000 school
Deposit & Trust Co., of Baltimore,
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
Calumet,
Rochester, Mich.
Bond
building limited tax bonds. Dated
Mercantile-Safe
follows:
as
for the
syndicate
Other members of the
were
of
Bank
1
designated by the successful bidf
Merchants
The
to
price of par.
a
York-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on June 20
Sons.
&
31/2S, at
Bond Offering—Donald R.
syndicate headed by
a
Brown
Miners
&
O.
son,
—
awarded to
(P.
District
Muskegon), Mich.
obligation bonds offered on
14
v.
193, p. 2484 — were
June
School
Beach
St., Bel Air), Md.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able at any bank or
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
Dated
1981
to
1963
.
,
Due on Jan.
inclusive.
July 1, 1961.
from
1
Revenue bonds of¬
awarded
MICHIGAN
18 Office
Dated
Mich.
$31,000 water
June 6—v. 193, p. 2268—
fered
County (P. O.
The
—
supply system
Co., Inc., and Paribas Corp.
MARYLAND
Bond
Sale
Bond
Co., Byrd Brothers, Irving J. Rice
Boston.
Hartford
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2720)
MISSISSIPPI
Holmes
No.
3
road
of
(P.
Bond
missioners,
Supervisor's Dist.
O. Lexington), Miss.
County
Sale—An
bonds
-
was
issue" of $30,000
sold
to
The
Holmes County Bank & Trust Co.,
of Lexington, as 3s. 3V^s and 3Vis.
as
33/4s,
at
a
price
par.
Great
Bond
Falls, Mont.
Sale—The
$75,000 special
No.
1012
improvement
District
paving
offered
—v.
bonds
193,
p.
on
2485—were
June
5
awarded
Volume
193
Number
6065
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2721)
Grande
to
price
& Co., as 4.70s, at a
100.02, a basis of about
of
East
Brunswick
Township School
(P. O. 155 Old Bridge),
District
New
4.69%.
Bond
Miles
Bond
City,
Sale—The
system
erage
fered
Mont.
$230,000
12—v.
awarded
to
a
sew¬
bonds
revenue
June
on
•—were
school
193,
of¬
2377
p.
group
com¬
of Piper, Jaffray & Hopthe Allison-Williams Co.,
posed
wood,
and J. M. Dain & Co.
County School District
No. 5 (P. O. Missoula), Mont.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
$68,000
June
on
$1,918,000
June
on
13
p. 2054—were awarded
syndicate headed by John
a
Nuveen
&
4.15s,
as
The
—
offered
basis
Co., taking $1,916,000
a price of 100.123, a
at
of
about
4.13%.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Paine, Webber,
school
8—v.
2485—were awarded
Jaffray & Hopwood.
to
p.
193,
Piper,
Jackson
&
Curtis, Barcus, Kind¬
Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Thomas & Co., H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc., M. B. Vick & Co., Wal¬
ter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and
red &
Channer
Newman
Securities
Bond
Lyle Nelson,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June
28
—
the
for
Offering
Franco,
Borough
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
bids
purchase of $195,000
city improvement general obliga¬
tion bonds.
July 1, 1961. Due
eral
1962
Ravalli
County School Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Darby), Mont.
Bond
Offering — Dora M. Fox,
Clerk, will receive sealed
District
until
bids
1
(MST) on July
11
for the purchase of $180,000
elementary school building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Due on July
1
from
terest
p.m.
1962
1981
to
inclusive.
In¬
J-J.
County,
Harlowton
High School District No. 16
(P. O. Harlowton), Mont.
Bond
Clerk
will
9
Offering
of
the
receive
Klock,
Trustees,
of
sealed
(MST)
p.m.
bids
until
June 26 for the
on
purchase of $60,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Interest J-J.
Bond
City
Albert
receive
sealed
bids until
26
for
will
11
the
a.m..
(MST)
&
purchase
of
June
$250,000
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
sewage
from
cipal and interest payable at
any
bank
or trust
company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
City
until
7:30
(PDST) on
June 26 for the purchase of $350,000
sewer
general obligation
bonds.
Dated
July
on
July 1, 1961. Due
from 1961 to 1984 in¬
1
clusive.
(J-J)
p.m.
Principal
interest
and
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &
Howard, of Denver.
tas,
Jr.,
City
Verne F. San¬
Treasurer, will
re¬
Shawmut
Bank
of Boston,
Department, Room
Water
Street, until 11
(EDST) on June 21 for the
Mu¬
nicipal
421,
40
of
$110,000
city
a.m.
June
21
$173,500
July
the
for
ceive
Borough
sealed
Clerk,
bids
I.
purchase
by Hawkins,
ap¬
Delafield
&
&
Smith
Inc.; First of
Corporation; Roosevelt
Cross;
First
Southwest
Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Na¬
tional
State
Bank,
of
Newark;
Valley National Bank, of Phoenix,
RECORD
1, 1961. Due
1962 to 1974 in¬
Principal
interest
and
(J-J) payable at the Peoples Trust
WE GIVE
&
Washburn
York
McCarthy,
City.
of
New
STOCK
School District
O. Farmingdale), N. J.
Bond
Sale —The
$1,342,000
school
bonds
offered
on
June
•
to
AMERICAN
•
BOSTON
•
DETROIT STOCK
•
MIDWEST STOCK
•
NEW YORK
EXCHANGE
Co., and J. R. Ross & Co., taking
STOCK
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
•
PITTSBURGH STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
.<
Offering
Dorothy
—
bonds. Dated June
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE—BONDS
!
EXCHANGE
S
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
C.
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
Chemical
Bank
MUNICIPAL BONDSDOMESTIC
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
il
.
M
•
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK
•
RAILROAD BONDS
>1
•
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
n
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
the
•
DOMESTIC
1, 1960. Due on
June 1 from 1962 to 1988 inclusive.
New
II
;
;
Trust
York
Company, in New
Legality approved by
City.
Hawkins,
Delafield
New York
Middle
Wood,
&
of
City.
School District
Township
(P. O. Cape May Court House),
New
bonds
p.
offered
$1,050,000
on
June
BONDS
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
1
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
Jersey
Sale —The
,193,
a
! ,rf
*
Medford), N. J.
Education, will receive sealed bids
8 p.m. (EDST) on June 29
for the purchase of $665,000 school
York
*i». ■*
t)
EXCHANGE 3
as
(P. O.
to
PACIFIC COAST STOCK
•
EXCHANGE
Lenape Regional High School Dist.
at
NEW YORK STOCK
•
4.15s, at a price of
basis of about 4.13%.
$1,340,000,
100.1597, a
able
•
<
f
p.
group composed
a
STOCK
*
8
2377—were awarded
of John Nu¬
veen & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis; Newburger, Loeb &
193,
—v.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
,,
8
2377—were awarded
composed of John
Co.; John J. Ryan &
SECURITIES
group
Nuveen
&
•
Co., and Lebenthal & Co., taking
$1,049,000, as 4.15s, at a price of
100.0965, a basis of about 4.14%.
OTHER
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
Monmouth
County (P. O. Free¬
hold), N. J.
Bond
and
Sale—The
$970,000 bridge
improvement bonds
June 14—v. 193, p. 2593
general
•
CALL LOAN RATES
MONEY
&
Co.,
100.087,
a
group
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
TIME LOAN RATES
•
EXCHANGE
MARKET
PRIME
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
to
*
•
posed of The National State Bank,
of Newark, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
John J. Ryan & Co., and Dolphin
VOLUME OF TRADING
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
3.45s, at a price of
basis of about 3.44%.
as
a
JERSEY
Parsippany-Troy
Cinnaminson
Township Sch.
(P. O. Palmyra), N. J.
Offering
—
to
inclusive.
on
Feb.
1963
1 from
and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Burlington County Trust Com¬
pany, in Morristown. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City...
Principal
.
.
.
Bond
J.
William
(EDST)
on
July 10 for the purchase of $1,300,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
Due
Hills
District
Township
(P.
O.
WILLIAM B. DANA
Parsippany), N. J.
p.m.
1, 1961.
School
Dist.
Strabel, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
1982
Legality
&
of
National
8
National
First
Wood, of New York City.
p.m.
improvement
FOREIGN
until
the
Allendale.
Fenner
BANK & QUOTATION
Raf-
•
bids
proved
re¬
at
in
Chicago;
&
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
com¬
Bond
Co., of New York;
Savings Bank, of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Trust
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
awarded
NEW
New York Trust
gen¬
on
Bos¬
Bank
City Bank, of
Dated
offered
of
8
National
Michigan
(J-D)
on
were
p.m.
—were
Bank
A.
will
until
cipal and interest payable at The
Shawmut
sealed
—
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Chemical Bank
Harris
Co., of Hasbrouck Heights. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
improve¬
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndik^, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
receive
time for the pur¬
First
offered
2269
p.
syndicate headed by
a
New York.
chase
of
$40,000 water
system
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclu¬
July
from
1
clusive.
ment
ton.
also
same
the
bonds
193,
v.
—
awarded to
Heights, N. J.
general
Dated
pur¬
general
obligation bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
will
bids at the
payable
Charles
—
Legality
Offering—Robert
bonds.
—v.
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
chase
Bearce,
Offering
ford, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EDST)
school
—
Bearce,
Waldwick, N. J.
Delafield
Hawkins,
Hasbrouck
Bond
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bond Offering
Legal¬
obligation
June 8
July 1 from
on
Westwood.
by
Bond
Concord, New Hampshire
Na¬
eral
sive. Principal and interest
until
Sparks, Nev.
First
Allendale.
and
Park
chell, of New York City.
re¬
Gower, Secretary of the Board of
Offering—Claude Cauble,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
in
Bond
Bond
the
at
of
Bond
1970
Woocl, of New York City.
v
NEVADA
of
Ridge. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
(P.
on
Bank
Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sale—The $4,753,000 gen¬
1961.
to
The
Principal
payable at
(J-D)
National
1,
1962
Principal and interest
payable
tional
June
from
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
Additional
Offering — Mr.
inclusive.
interest
First
1
pur¬
borough
bonds.
(J-D)
Dated
June
on
NEW MEXICO
$175,000 general obliga¬
1972
County,
Quam,
Clerk,
to
approved
Mont.
—
$108,000
improvement
Howell Township
Whjtefish,
Offering
..»«t
1983
June 29 for the pur¬
on
of
bonds.
inclusive.
(EDST) on June 27 for the
purchase of $620,000 school gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated June
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1962
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Peoples Trust Company of Bergen
on
Mary
—
Board
8
Due
8 p.m.
interest
and
on
Wheatland
until
of
D.
will
June 27 for the
on
chase
Interest J-J.
Michael
—
Clerk,
tion
Bond Offering—Edith Mcllveen,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
Poison, Mont.
Offering
(EDST)
chase
Co.
Emerson, N. J.
Bond
Vale Township School Dist.
(P. O. River Vale), N, J.
to
were
Missoula
Bond
Sale
bonds
193,
—v.
to
Jersey
River
61
„
Offering
—
Harold
E.
Secretary
of
the
Board of Education, will receivte
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST)
NEW YORK
June
27
for
the
purchase
SUBSCRIBE
of
$640,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
1981 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable at
The
Boonton National Bank of Parsip¬
1,
TODAY
subscribe
I
[>
CS
7, N. Y.
wish
Feuerstein,
on
CO.
PARK PLACE
25
for
one
Name
to
year
to
the
Bank
&
for the sum of $45.
—
to
pany-Troy
Hills.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Address
City
Zone
State.
Quotation
62
The Commercial and Financial
(2722)
Republic National Bank, of Dallas;
Dallas Union Securities Co., Inc.;
(J-J)
&
Rotan,
Buffalo.
Galloway
New York City.
&
Garden
Village
New Mexico
i
;
Sale
Bond
$3,750,000
school bonds offered on June
8—
v.
193, p. 2269—were awarded to
a
syndicate
Co.,
headed by Phelps,
2.70s, at a price of
basis of about 2.67%.
Fenn &
100.078,
a
as
Other members of the syndicate
were
Mercantile Trust
follows:
as
St. Louis;
W. H.
Morton & Co.; Quinn & Co.; G. H.
Walker & Co.; Mercantile National
Bank
at
Dallas,
Bosworth,
and
Sullivan
&
Co.
Carlsbad
Municipal School District,
Mexico
bonds.
July 1 from 1962 to 1991 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
Long Island
Trust
Company, in Garden City. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Offering
receive
Sale
—
general
3.08%,
follows:
as
$330,000
110,000
2%s. Due
as
June 15,
on
2%s. Due
as
June 15,
on
1966.
3s.
as
1967
Due
June 15
on
Other members of the
follows:
New
syndicate
Peters, Writer &
Sale
The
—
&
Wood, of New York City.
23
(P. O. Wantagh), N. Y.
Sale
Bond
&
fered
on
awarded
June 6—v.
Co.,
3.80s, at al price of
basis of about 3.76%.
members of the
syndi¬
were
to
193,
2269—•
p.
A.
J.
Hogle
NEW
&
&
Co.;
Coffin
Gregory & Sons.
Ehrhardt,
receive
City
(EDST)
purchase
of
p.m.
Lawrence
bids
until
June 21
on
Smithtown
J.
12:30
for the
$2,855,500
bonds.
Principal and interest payable at
National Commercial Bank
School District No.
Co., of Albany. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Bond
school
Sale
offered
a
New
Bank
bids
until
3
for
Bald¬
P.
will
the
receive
(EDST)
of
$208,500 village improvement gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated June
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961
to
1980
22
p.m.
purchase
inclusive.
Principal and
(F-A) payable at the Al¬
den State Bank, in New York. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
interest
100.159,
follows: Blair & Co., Inc.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., and Wood, Struthers
& Co.
92 Main
June
Sale
school
on
Sch.
22
1, 1961. Due
purchase
June 1 from 1962
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
First National Bank, of Hudson
Falls. Legaltiy approved by Haw¬
kins,
on
inclusive.
1981
to
Delafield
City.
York
hall
Wood,
&
bonds
bonds
193, p. 2378
syndicate
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., as 3.60s, at a price of 100.479,
on
Y.
village
June
8—v.
p.
100.07,
basis of about 3.29%.
a
Mount
a
Bond
Vernon, N.
Offering
nantuono,
City
—
Nicholas Yanuntil
will
receive
June 28 for the pur¬
$1,085,000 bonds. Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
were
Cross,
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc., Francis I. duPont & Co., Ba¬
con, Stevenson & Co., Weigold &
Co., R. D. White & Co., and Tilney
&
Co.
Fredonia, N. Y.
Offering
Clifford
D.
Corbin, Village Treasurer, will
re¬
Bond
ceive
—
sealed
(EDST)
chase of
ment
Due
on
bids
until
2
June 28 for the
Principal
and
interest
a.m.
on
interest
(J-J) payable at the
City Comptroller's office.
Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
North
Bond
p.
offered
School
$150,000 school
June 8—v. 193,
2486—were awarded to Adams,
McEntee &
of
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
The
at
Bank
Sale—The
Bond
room
facilities
June
Akron, Ohio
waterworks
limited
C
awarded
Inc.,
to
bonds
tax
offered on June 12—v.
headed
$5,000,000
a
193, p. 2054
syndicate
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
3V2S, at a price of 100.474,
as
basis of about 3.44%.
$427,000 class¬
bonds
offered
Legality approved by
Schell
Smith, Moore, Smith,
Hunter, of Greensboro.
&
a
about. 3.73%.
State
Board of
Bond
University of Ohio,
Trustees, Kent, Ohio
Offering
Business
sealed
June
will
until
11
for
the
21
Emil Berg,
—
Manager,
bids
Fenn & Co., White,
Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Phelps,
Weld
&
Michigan
of
First
Co.,
Corpora¬
tion, Ira Haupt & Co., the Federa¬
tion
purchase
from
Callable
Sale—The
offered
6—v.
June
on
Co., as 3.60s, at a price
100.03, a basis of about 3.59%.
County (P. O.
Athens),
interest (J-D)
payable
at
The
Ohio National
Bank, of Columbus. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lakeview, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
line
5
$10,300 wateroffered
bonds
extension
June
awarded to John
and Lebenthal &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.006,
a net interest cost of about 4.00%,
&
as
Co.,
follows:
$100,000
414s.
as
from
550,000
1962
Due
to
4s. Due
as
1966 to
on
June
on
1965,
1
inclusive.
193,
v.
—
p.
Co., of Lakeview.
v
,
W. E. Easter-
—
ernment
Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
Raleigh,
his
11
office
in
a.m.
at
until
(EST)
on
000
sanitary sewer, general obligatidn bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
on
June
1
from
by
&
York
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
of
New
Milton,
N.
The
awarded
to
Corp.,
43/4s, at
a
as
price of 100.50,
basis of about 4.70%.
Mount
Bond
tary
193,
The
$275,000
bonds offered
p.
Boardman
from
1962
on
Securities
to
on
June
2486—were awarded
Cartwright & Co., as
p.
3.32%.
Norwalk, Ohio
Bond
Lipperf,
Offering—Helen
City Auditor, will receive sealed
limited
the
1961. Due
Legal¬
Township
(P.
O.
859
Sale—The
Bond
unlimited
June
tax
bonds
offered
193, p. 2486—were
awarded to Hayden Miller & Co.,
as
3V2S, at a price of 100.24, a
basis of about 3.45%.
Company
Ohio
1
from
1962
1,
to
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
(J-D)
National Bank,
in Crestline.
Le¬
Ohio
Sale
Bond
school
June
—
The
$1,125,000
building bonds offered
8
—
193,
v.
to
a
Sale—The
Bond
ried
students
1960
193,
Richards
Pierce,
Lynch,
&
(P.
Ziegler,
June
ceive
composed
Co.,
Fenner
(EST)
chase
ment
15,
on
of
Merrill
&
Smith
Virmorgan L.
Clerk, will re¬
June
series
1961.
bids
20
$50,000
F
Due
until
for
street
bonds.
on
June 7—v.
Agency,
the
Dec.
noon
pur¬
improve¬
Dated
as
27/ss. at a price
of par.
Plymouth, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Carl
—
V.
Ellis,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
(EST) on June 27
of $150,000 sew¬
and
disposal
plant
noon
for the purchase
system
age
bonds.
Dated
July
from
1
Dec.
on
1961. Due
1986, incl.
1,
1962 to
(J-J) pay¬
Principal and interest
able at The Peoples National Bank
of Plymouth.
Legality approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
of
—
Village
on
mar¬
revenue
2378—were awarded to the
Housing and Home Fi¬
Sandusky, Ohio
The $262,200 city
Bond
Sale
July
15 from
—
improvement
assessment
special
limited tax bonds offered on June
12—v.
to
193,
p.
McDonald
price
of
2.90%.
2486—were awarded
& Co.,' as 3s, at a
100.51,
O. Cincinnati), Ohio
sealed
$600,000
on
Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
and Baxter & Co., as 234s, at a
price of 100.51, a basis of about
2.59%.
Offering
Athens),
O.
apartment
offered
bonds
p.
2159—were
p.
group
(P.
University
nance
Schill,
Dated;June
Dec.
on
of
Ohio
City Secretary, will receive sealed
noon (EST) on June 27
for the purchase of $40,000 swim¬
1961. Due
Dempsey,
&
Sanders
bids until
bonds.
Company, in
approved by
Banking
Legality
Federal
Crestline, Ohio
Offering — Marie
pool
and in¬
Principal
(M-N) payable at the Huron
Norwalk.
on
12—v.
ming
1,
from 1962 to
1
Cleveland.
$23,000 special
improvement
street
assessment
June
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1971
terest
assessments
special
bonds.
tax
Squire,
Boulevard,
(EST) on June 30
of $51,115 street
noon
improvement
in¬
at
Youngstown 2), Ohiot
sani¬
Corp.,
and J. Lee Peeler & Co., jointly,
at a price of par.
assessment
price of 101.03, a basis
a
about
and
payable
Midlothian
East
Bond
2594—were awarded
Vance
1
Principal
(A-O)
Fairfax
Gilead, N. C.
Sale—The
sewer
13—v.
to
Vance- Securities
a
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1981
terest
Field,
C.
The
$9,500 public
improvement bonds offered on
June
13—v.
193, p. 2594—were
—
water
for the purchase
1961. Due
awarded
Sale
.
$20,199
special
system
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
Cuyahoga Heights Local Sch. Dist.,
Pershing,
'■'
■;
Sale—The
193,
Sweney
of
June
1986
to
City.
Bond
on
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(J-D) payable at The Hanover
Bank, in New York City. Legality
approved
Shetterly
(EST)
noon
interest
1963
Principal and
Ohio
'"0.:
\
Bond
bids until
1981
June 20 for the purchase of $286,-
,,
.
(P. O. Elyria),
purchase of $100,000
county jail and sheriff's residence
Bond
Hamlet, N. C.
Offering
Lorain County
3V2S, at
the
June 1 from
1979, inclusive.
on
2270 — were
awarded to The Farmers Banking
to
Ohio
193,
2486—were
p.
1,
1971. Principal and
limited tax bonds offered
for
2000
to
June
of
supply
26
of
se¬
1, 1961.
1963
as
Co., of New
York, Herbert J. Sims & Co., the
Illinois Company, Tilney & Co.,
Doll
&
Isphording,
Inc.,
Fox,
Reusch
&
Co., and George K.
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County (P. O.
Asheville), N. C.
receive
(EDST)
a.m.
Trust
&
Bank
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
syndicate
County Treasurer's office.
Buncombe
on
193, p. 2486—were
Fahey, Clark & Co., as
price of 100.156, a basis
awarded to
follows: Smith, Barney &
as
ed bids until
terest M-N.
O.
12—v.
Due
Sale —The
Bond
bids until
In¬
(P.
ries G bonds. Dated °June
er,
1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
C6.,
$3,500,000 dormitory revenue,
OHIO
Athens
President, will receive sealed
10 a.m. (EST) on June
30 for the purchase
of $350,000
dormitory revenue
1959
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
pay¬
of Elmore
Highland Local Sch. Dist.
Sparta), Ohio
of
Bond Offering—J. W. Whaley,
Secretary of the County Board of
Commissioners, will receive seal¬
Nuveen
Dist.
from 1962 to 1984, incl.
1
12—v.
College of North Carolina
(P. O. Greensboro), N. C.
Bond Offering—Willa B. Play¬
York
Sale—The
193,
Dated
Dec.
on
Bennett
(P. O. Wynantskill),
New
bonds
Common
Greenbush
District No. 4
pur¬
$437,500 public improve¬
Dated July 1, 1961.
July 1 from 1962 to 1989
inclusive.
and
11
of
p.m.
bonds.
on
(EDST)
chase
bids
13—v.
CAROLINA
NORTH
inclusive.
basis of about 3.55%.
sealed
June
on
,
school
2594—were awarded to a group
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
Due
Y.
Comptroller,
School
of $450,000 school
July 1, 1961. Due
purchase
bonds.
on
Kent
Other members of the
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Roosevelt
&
a
bonds offered
inclusive.
1975
to
school
building bonds offered on June 7
—v.
193, p. 2378—were awarded
to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and
Associates, at a price of par.
Co.,
Winfield), N. Y.
the
Sale—The $417,000
Bond
were
(P. O.
p
Bond
offered
1
Sale—The $775,000
Bond
Local
(P. O. Elmore), Ohio
3%s, at
Central
School Dist. No.
West
Cincinnati!
Williams, of
Harris-Elmore
North Dakota
a
Bridgewater
Paris,
Brookfield
of New
2378—were awarded to The
National Bank, of
Jamaica, as 3.30s, at a price of
193,
$1,665,000
June 14—v.
to
J.
Meadow Brook
The
obligation
awarded
—were
the
for
Bond Sale—The $242,000
Dist.
York
—
general
offered
Free
O. Patchogue),
New
Bond
Bertram
of
$997,000 school bonds. Dated June
on
Richfield,
Exeter,
and
Columbia,
Plainfield,
Litchfield,
Frankfort,
City
bonds.
improvement
1962
from
—were
W infield,
bonds
—
of about
basis
a
3.73%.
$650,000 Asheville-Biltmore community college
York
Offering
100.22,
of
I
Hatton Board of Education,
Traders
&
Co., of Buffalo, and John J.
DeGolyer & Co., as 33/4S, at a
Bond
St., Hudson Falls),
Malverne, N.
Union
(P.O.
Dube, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EDST)
New York City.
No. 24 (P.
Manufacturers
Kingsbury, Fort Edward, Fort Ann,
Argyle, Moreau and Queensbury
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
Due
Trust
Trust
basis of about 3.68%.
a
as
i
$161,200 water
June 13—v. 193,
on
city
$53,500
2594—were awarded to a group
composed of Roosevelt & Cross,
13
Other members of the syndicate
were
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Brookhaven
June
York
Y.
N.
3.38%.
2593—were awarded
syndicate
headed
by
the
Bond
Offering—Leon
June
on
DAKOTA
p.m.
Sale—The
bonds offered
$1,706,000
p.
New
on
The
—
bonds
193,
—v.
Alden, N. Y.
Clerk,
10
&
Trust
Village
Union
(P. O. Huntington), N. Y.
Comptroller, will
sealed
and
2
1981 inclusive.
Webster,
price
Shaffer &
in Elmore.
Auditor, will reecive sealed bids
until July 11 for the purchase of
on
from 1962 to
the
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank, in Cincin¬
nati. Legality approved by
Peck,
able
NORTH
1
June 22 for the pur¬
chase of $1,111,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
Bond
inclusive.-
1975
to
Baum & Co.
;
Co., Chase Manhattan Bank, both
of New York and Spencer Trask
&
Co., as 3.70s, at a price 1 of
Albany, N. Y.
—
Hirsch
'Burr, Inc., and
&
until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
Hutzler; Blair & Co.,
Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
&
No.
District
Chamberlain, District Clerk, will
Salomon
American Securities Corp.;
to
YORK
Offering
follows:
as
&
Chemical
sealed
7—
June
on
as
a
Brothers
off-
Co., and Juran & Moody, Inc.
Bond
$2,465,000
2269—were awarded to a
p.
Other
parking revenue bonds of¬
were
win,
The
offered
bonds
193,
v.
—
Hanover
City.:
p.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
Free
$400,000
School
the
at
in Buffalo. Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
approved
Roswell, New Mexico
the
payable
and
The
at
Bond Offering—E. A. Jans,
(P. O. Churchville), N. Y.'
Bond
Offering — Harry
York,
Huntington
Bond
Principal
Nov. 1 from 1961
on
payable
(J-D)
Bank, in New York City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
Ogden, Chili and Sweden
receive
1962
purchase of $1,500,000 school,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Buck,
1961. Clerk-Treasurer of the Board
of
Due on June 1 from 1963 to 1985,
Education, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
Principal and interest- until noon (EST) on June 20 for
Drake, N. D.
Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Bache
Christensen, '" Inc.;
and
Barret,
Fitch,i North: & -Co.; and Luce,
Thompson & Crowe, Inc.
street
April 1 from 1962
on
(A-O)
interest
15,
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
serially
Marine Trust Company of Western
cate
3V8S. Due
as
June
on
1968.
and
330,000
Bond
bonds. Dated April
inclusive.
100.449,
220,000
as
p.m.
syndicate headed by C. J. Devine
110,000
were
2
June 21 for the pur¬
$560,000 various town
1989
school
1965.
until
Raleigh,
June 27 for
on
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
the
tp 1990 inclusive, of the Town of.
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
will
on
of
1, 1961. Due
to
June 15
on
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
from
chase
No.
3V2S. Due
as
Co., of New York, has been
appointed Co-Paying Agent for
the
$1,255,000 principal amount
3.70% school district serial bonds
due
(EST)
a.m.
.
series B bonds. Dated June 1,
ers
L.
George
—
bids
sealed
the
in
reoffered
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Co-PayingAgent—Bank¬
Riga,
Supervisor,
Town
Thorme,
until 11
future.
Central
Bond
The
been canceled.
be
sealed bids at his office in
Names
Grand Island, N. Y.
I
will
bonds
near
of
purchase
various purpose
1961
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
improvement
The $1,100,000
obligation bonds
offered on June 12—v. 193, p. 2269
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Commerce Trust
Company, of Kansas City, and
Boettcher & Company, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
Bond
school
receive
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
193,
15—v.
June
on
(EDST)
the
for
20
June
(EDST)
New
will
a.m.
11
various
$4,525,000
of
2594—has
p.
Wilson Jones,
-Treasurer,
bonds
$1,784,000
of
Company
City, New York
sale
Easter-
E.
Offering —W.
.
and interest
North Carolina
Bond
Cancelled—The pro¬
(P. O. Albemarle),
Stanly County
York
New
Sale
Bond
posed
bids until
sealed
on
The
—
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
No. 10 (P. O. Mineola),
Dist.
Dikeman, of
&
Bond Offering—J.
Louis and Clement A. Evans & Co.
Albuquerque Municipal Sch. Dist.,
North
school
of St.
Bank,
National
First
Legality
Sykes,
Crowe, Inc.; Newhard, Cook &
Co.;
Manufac¬
Co., of
approved
by
Trust
Traders
Neuhaus
Mosle & Co.; Underwood,
&
Co., Inc.; Wells &
Christensen, Inc.; Luce, Thompson
the
at
payable
turer's
Chronicle
basis of about
a
Toledo, Ohio
Sale —The
Bond
walk improvement
$84,000 side¬
special assess¬
ment limited tax bonds offered on
June
6
—v.
awarded
2V4S, at
to
a
193,
p.
2378 —were
McDonald
&
Co.,
as
price of 100.18, a basis
of about 2.12%.
Volume
193
Number
6065
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2723)
al
Washington
Township
(P.
Midwest
O.
New
le
1-
Knoxville), Ohio
Offering — Charles Well-
Bond
Bond
Sale
nicipal
City,
PENNSYLVANIA
Okla.
The
—
$714,000 mu¬
series B bonds
hospital,
K
man,
Clerk of the Board of Town¬
offered
on
ti.
ship Trustees, will receive sealed
—were
Central
bids until 11
a.m. (EST) on June 23
purchase of $9,000 fire
the
for
truck
k,
and
bonds.
af
fighting
July 1,
Dated
equipment
1961.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1966, incl.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
June 7—v. 193, p. 2378
to a group com¬
posed of The First National Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Oklahoma City,
Milburn, Cochran & Co., and H.
I. Josey & Co.
on
able at The Peoples Savings Bank,
in New Knoxville.
Legality ap¬
.
proved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,,,
Eckler & Niehoff, of Columbus.
Washington
•
District
'
of the
Clerk
•
O.
Centerville), Ohio
Offering—Gilbert Buriff,
Bond
Board
of
will receive sealed
,,
(EST)
p.m.
of
chase
;
1961.
Due
from
1962 to
1981, inclusive. Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Win¬
National
Bank
Trust
&
Co.,
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
in Dayton:
.Bond
Offering
of the
(CST)
p.m.
Clerk
r
■
.
,
•
i
$n
will
of
the
receive
Board
of
sealed
Trustees,
bids
until
Coquille, Oregon
Sale
provement,
on
were
awarded
L-4
June 5—v.
Bank
to
of
bonds
193,
First
The
pay¬
National
Bank,
in Wapakoneta. Legality approved
by Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler
& Niehoff, of Columbus.
Bond
O.
School
City
Center St.,
4284
Sale
The
—
school bonds offered
193,
Oregon, in
Bond
June 14—
on
age
tem
bonds
193,
offered
2270
p.
sys¬
May 29—v.
on
awarded
were
—
sew¬
Sale
L.
The
—
Sale
improvement
basis
193,
to
2486
p.
Blyth &
States
city
offered
on
were
—
193,
of
about
J
2486
p.
—
National
Bank
Bond
Clerk
as
3s, at
the
for
the
Bancroft
of
June
on
of $31,915
parking im¬
Dated July 15,
July
from
15
Rankin, of Portland.
Oswego,
Oregon
$110,000 library
building general obligation bonds
until
Due from
Offering
until
June
20 * for
$225,000
:
to
E.
E.
1977
Sowers,
sealed
(CST)
June 6—v.
Bank
of
193,
Oregon,
2486
p.
in
Port¬
land.
High School District No. 4J
(P.
O. Stayton),
Bond
Due
inclusive.
School Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Stratford), Okla.
obligation
Sale—The
5—v.
awarded
Bank
to
The
of Oregon,
bonds
offered
First
National
in Portland.
(State of)
—v.
bonds,
series XV,
due
1970 to 1978 inclu¬
sive.
193,
The
awarded
2270—were
p.
R.
J.
Edwards, Inc.
54
(P.
O. Stroud),
Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
school bonds offered on June
1
sold
The
to
a
Stroud
composed of
National
Bank,
of
group
Stroud; Prague National Bank, of
Prague;
and
Liberty
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Oklahoma
City.
Lincoln
No. 77
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Chandler), Okla.
Offering—Allen
Port of Portland
(P. O. Box 4099,
Portland**#), Ore.
transportation
Due
from
1963
June 26 for
school
equipment bonds.
to
Bond
$1,500,000
on
dry
inclusive.
;$ock,
series
June
on
purchase
until
29
$655,000
for
dormi¬
Sheridan^regon
Bond
general
on
June
Sale—The*. $130,000
obligatlSfT bonds
5—v.
awarded
Bank
to
offered
2487—were
Th&gpFirst
of Oregon, in
water
National
Portland.
for
1962
ap¬
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Bond
Offering
Mrs.
—
Clair
193,
—v.
offered
June
on
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
Hickman
par.
Township School District
(P. O. Lancaster), Pa.
bids
Alt-
Bruce
until
8
re¬
p.m.
June 27 for the pur¬
chase of $200,000 school general
obligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1961.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
to
on
Principal and
any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
& Saul, of Philadelphia.
payable
general
obligation
tax bonds. Principal and
interest payable at the Morrisville
Bank,
in
Morrisville.
Legality
approved
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
a
tion
bonds
193,
Hulme,
v.
Inc.,
as
—
month
ity
reports
revenues
with
For the
12
The
Government
for
Puerto
Development
Rico
is
CAROLINA
offered
on
June
8
—
(EST)
noon
for the purchase of
tem
$150,000
—
Richard
M.
will receive sealed
(EDST) on June
27 for
the purchase of $200,000
township building general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated July 15, 1961.
Due on July 15 from 1962 to 1981
Directors,
bids until 8 p.m.
Principal
and
on
sys¬
July 1 from 1963 to
School
Offering
District, Pa.
designated
company
proved
—
Frederick
G.
Secretary of the Board
Directors, will receive sealed
at the
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
June
on
$700,000
Chemical Bank
New
York
Trust
Company, in New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Bond Offering
Chairman
of
Jo. Anderson,
—
the
Utilities
will receive
sealed
on
bids
July
18
Board,
until
10
the
for
$2,000,000 ^ electric
series ?, Gh1961
bonds.
Aug. 1, 1961.,/.Due on Aug.
from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Callable as of Aug. 1, 1966. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(F-A) payable
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company,
in
New
York
City.
Legality approved by Wood, King,
at
the
Dawson
&
of
New
York
TEXAS
Aldine Indep.
School District
(P. O. Houston), Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
&
be received
purchase
Bond
Dallas
County School District
(P. O. Pickens), S. C.
awarded
The
to
Alester
G.
of
until
July 12 for the
$590,000 schoolhouse
bonds.
Sale—The $800,000 school
building, first series bonds offered
on
June 8—v. 193, p. 2379—were
man
Logan,
City.
Pickens
Fur-
Indep. School District, Tex.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
(CST)
>
on
June 28 for the purchase
-A
of $10,obligation
000,000 school general
Company.
unlimited tax bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due from 1962 to 1981 incl.
DAKOTA
County, Dell Rapids
Indep. School District No. 146
(P. O. Dell Rapids), S. Dak.
Bond
Offering
Mrs.
—
Helen
Christensen, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June
26
for the purchase of $139,000
school
bonds.
Dated
designated by the
company
successful
bidder.
proved by
Danforth
of
Sioux
Legality
ap¬
& Danforth,
Falls.
1, 1961.
July 1 from 1962 to 1977
approved
Perry
on
June 13—v.
and
bonds offered
on
of
The
1961
May 31—v. 193,
2271—were awarded to
&
by
Pohl,
193,
offered
p.
of 100.009.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Goldman, Sachs
Co., Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, Dean Witter & Co., Wood,
Struthers & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.,
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
Mc-
were
&
&
Co.
Texas
school
series
tax,
bonds
2271—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Smith, Barney & Co., at a price
Columbia, Tenn.
revenue
$5,200,000 elec-
revenue
El Campo Indep. School District
Sale—The $600,000
a group
Equitable
Bond Sale—The
house
limited
$250,000 school-
tax
bonds
193,
p.
2379—were
awarded to Ranson &
Co., Inc., at
on
June
1—v.
price of
a
Se¬
curities
offered
;
par.
Corp.,
First
National
Memphis,
and
First
American National Bank, of Nash¬
Gregory-Portland Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Gregory), Texas
ville, at
house
Bank
of
$180,000
Dated July
Burgwin; Ruffin,
tric-1961
Cormick
Bond
Texas
Bond Sale—The
TENNESSEE
price of 100.023, a net
cost
of about 3.36%, as
follows:
p.m.
Legality
Denton,
Minnehaha
ited tax bonds.
Pittsburgh.
the
May 1 from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
Callable as of May 1, 1969. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
ap¬
Gibbs
Simons, of Charleston.
(EDST) on
June 26 for the purchase of $80,000 school general obligation lim¬
of
Graves,
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
by
Legality
Sinkler,
by
composed
Schartz,
inclusive.
for
Principal and inr
(J-J) payable at any bank
trust
the successful bidder.
p.
on
27
interest
Exchange Bank, in Philadelphia.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Due
F.
inclusive.
terest
or
com¬
sewer
bonds. Dated July 1.
revenue
1961. Due
June 20
on
trust
Offering
7:30
B.
—
1
Offering
J. K. Addy,
Mayor, will receive sealed
Town
bids until
—
Dublin
until
•
f
Dated
Lexington, S. C.
Bond
of
of
,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
revenue,
Brown, Jr., Secretary of the Board
bids
Offering
a.m.
h i'JIU
July 1, 1961.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at any bank or
Bond
Bond
(EST)
purchase
of
fiscal
■
SOUTH
SOUTH
2487—were awarded to
Applegate & Humphrey,
3V2S, at a price of 100.19,
Verona
14
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Trustee's office.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
bids until 10
the
April 1961 the Author¬
of $865,382.
$882,117 in April
of 1960, according to Juan Labadie Eurite, Executive Director of
the Authority.
p.
inclusive.
$1„-
The
Township
(P.
O.
Bethlehem Pike, Ambler),
Pennsylvania
Bond
of
June
Jackson, Tenn.
Revenues—For
on
of
compared
at
basis of about 3.46%.
1111
on
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
July
from
1962
to
1991
inclusive.
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Rankin, Pa.
Sale
issue
$35,000 school
limited
inclusive.
1981
interest
An
price of 100.019.
1986
sealed
—
530,000 bonds offered
1
bined waterworks and
Manheim
ceive
County (P. O. Center¬
Sale
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EDST)
on
June 28 for the purchase of
2
2159—were awarded
Offering—L.
Smith¬
Corporation, and; Associates,
dor¬
series C
Federal Housing and Home
Finance
Agency, as 3V8S, at a
Bond
in
at
agent for the Authority
to the
price of
Bank,
ville. Legality approved
by Cald¬
ties
Replogle, Secretary of the Board
School Directors, will receive
$468,000
dining hall,
p.
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
National
sold to The Equitable Securi-
Anneville, Pa.
bonds
June
$105,000
was
Bank
Lebanon Valley College,
Sale—The
on
ville), Tenn.
thority rose to $10,311,439 from
$9,575,387 in the comparable 12month period the year before.
Legality
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
&
1980
interest
First
Yardley School District, Pa.
May 1 from 1963 to 200 inclu¬
M-N.
to
and
Bond
months ended April
30, 1961 total revenues of the Au¬
Interest
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
general obligation bonds. Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
Philadel¬
dining
hall
revenue
Dated May 1, 1960. Due
and
D
bidder.
$8,000
1966
bids
sealed
(EDST)
of
a.m.
sive.
bonds. Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from 1962^to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal a®J interest (J-J)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated 1>y the successful
of
30
phia.
Offerings-John J. Winn, payable at the Girard Trust Corn
Jr., General Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PDST)
on
July 10 for the purchase of
Schoen-
ecke, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST)
the
purchase
of
from
1
Lincoln County Indep. School Dist.
was
11
the
City
welfare
Ingersoll,
Authority, Puerto Rico
receive
Upper
Bank, of New York,
has been appointed paying agent
for the $30,000,000
principal
amount State of Oregon veteran's
June
No.
will
a
Names Paying Agent—First Na¬
tional
&
Na¬
$50,000 bor¬
ough improvement general obliga¬
Oregon
193, p. 2486—were
Oregon
$125,000 school
building bonds offered on May 24
to
interest
First
Bond Offering—Ethel M. Lytle,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
Bond
Sale—The $232,500 school
June
of
bonds.
and
the
College, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Marion and Linn Counties Union
on
purchase
p.m.
the
Garvin County Indep.
Bond
tional
on
receive
hospital
1963
awarded to The First Na¬
general
—
will
7:30
—were
1963
Drumright, Okla.
Clerk,
on
transportation
inclusive.
Bond
offered
Education,
bids
at
(EDST)
Lake
Principal and
payable at the District
office.
Legality ap¬
by Ballard, Spahr, An¬
Reports
1971
&
drews
Everett.
1962
interest
June 23 for the
on
$4,500
equipment bonds.
1966
of
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
from
of
revenue
purchase
on
re¬
p.m.
Bank, of Everett. Legality
approved by William H. Snyder,
mitory and
(PST)
p.m.
off-street
Due
8
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
H. T. Sellers,
—
Board
Principal
price
a
Bond
Offering — Ruth Hillis,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
21
until
$110,000
payable
bids until 10
tional
of
Gresham, Oregon
8
Gar-
June 26 for the pur¬
on
of
Bond
until
W.
borough im¬
provement general obligation
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1985 in¬
100.13.
3.97%.
Offering
of
receive
City
bids
(EDST)
chase
bids
sealed
on
inclusive.
proved
Bond
of
Offering—Fred
sealed
(EDST)
'
Portland, jointly,
bids
1991
'
were
County Indep. School Dist.
12 (P. O. Yuba), Ohla.
No.
to
ceive
8 p.m.
the
Treasurer's
Co.
on
OKLAHOMA
Bryan
Hope &
Co., and the
Bond Sale—The
5
S.
house, District President, will
Sweney Cartwright &
at a price of 100.33,
4s,
as
will
J.
on
$98,215
bonds
v.
—
&
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
village
offered
bonds
v.
—
York
bonds.
Oregon
The
—
to
Co., Inc.; Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley & Co., Inc., and
tory
Grants Pass,
of
June
on
Stewart.
Bond
June 7
$25,000 fire
2486—were awarded
p.
for
Smithville),
Tennessee
Offering—Harry Foutch,
County Judge, will receive sealed
A.
July
purchase of $174,000
improvement
general
obligation
limited tax bonds. Dated
Aug. 1,
1961.
Due on Aug.
1 from 1962
6
to
Goshen Rural Fire Protection Dist.,
Lane County, Ore.
to
Bond Sale—The $280,000
12
W.
ren
Geneva
Bond
bids until
interest
syndicate
were: as
follows:
Blair
&
Co.,
Inc.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; War¬
(M-S)
$150,000
and disposal
collection
1961.
Woodsfield, Ohio
Co.,
Port¬
Sale—The
provement bonds.
awarded to
Kerner, Inc., with inter¬
ranging from 3Vfe% to
4.40%.
p.
improvement
&
rates
clusive.
United
$1,200,000
3.50%.
a
Na¬
land.
awarded
2270-r—were awarded to
a syndicate
composed of McDon¬
ald & Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
The
Ohio
Company, Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., Hayden, Miller & Co., and
Curtiss, House & Co., as 33/4S, at
a price of
101.73, a basis of about
June
of¬
2486—
p.
L.
(P.
est
lick, Borough Treasurer, will
im¬
$14,082
193,
First
Willoughby), Ohio
f
series
fered
tional
The
—
to
the
at
Close
Everett, Pa.
7—v.
v.
the
for
protection bonds offered
able
was sold to a syndicate headed
by Ira Haupt & Co., and Rambo,
Bond
Bond
June
7
OREGON
Principal and interest (J-D)
%
•l
28
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Dist.
I
June
on
11
a.m.
(EST) on June 22 for the
purchase of $35,000 fire protection
Willoughby-Eastlake
u
Education,
Eagle Point, Ore.
Township (P. O. Waynesfield), Ohio
Bond Offering—Joe L. Chiles,
'>'
of
purchase of $60,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
;v-.
Wayne
if--.]
Bill Bosw.ell,
.—
Board
$1,140,on
Dekalb County (P. O.
Board
Secretary of the
Directors, will receive
of
Sale—An issue of
school bonds offered
Offerin g—James
Brooks,
Other members of the
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
cinnati.
•
112
pur¬
terest
ters
Indep. Sch.
(P. O. Shawnee),
Bond
000
Township Sch. Dist.
Johnsville), Pa.
O.
Bond
Mountaintop), Pa.
bids until 1:00
Dec. 1
on
County
Oklahoma
$980,000 fireproof school
bonds. *-Dated June
1,
building
.
Education,
June 21 for the
on
District No.
Clerk
Township Local Sch.
(P.
Pottawatomie
(P.
County Joint
School Authority (P. O.
awarded
,
Warminster
Luzerne
63
interest
a
as
from
60,000
1963
as
and
360,000
from
3.40s.
to
3s. Due
July
Due
on
1970
inclusive.
on
1
193,
p.
to
on
1982
inclusive.
July
1
June
6—
Rotan, Mosle & Co., and Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., jointly.
July 1, 1971
Due
on
2379—were awarded to
^
County (P. O. Houston),
Texas
Bond
3.40s.
1973
v.
$300,000 school-
bonds offered
Harris
1972.
as
Bond Sale—The
Offering
County
Auditor,
—
S. B.
will
Bruce,
receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (CST)
_
;f
%
y{';
:i!
64
.
.
Monday, June 19, 1961
.
(2724)
>'
>li.
$29,500,000 unlimited and limited
tax bonds.
Due on July 15 from
t
Elkins,
UTAH
Houston.
if'!!'
County Consolidated Sch.
No. 14 (P. O. Edinburg),
Dist.
bonds
/('
I'""
&
193,
\>
(P.
33
Kennard),
O.
>:*
Bond Sale—The $25,000 school1961
unlimited tax bonds
offered
>:r-
on
June 3 was sold to The
37/ss.
State Board of Education, as
Independent School Dist.
Meadow
] * (
sold to
dormitory
Offering
Bond
.
>■*
bids until 11
?IS
Ernest
receive
sealed
(CST) on June 21
a.m.
purchase of $495,000 water
sewer
improvement refund¬
for the
*
and
>'
ing, series 1961 general obligation
limited tax bonds.
Dated July 1,
■
i-1
Due on Jan.
1961.
.
v
from 1965 to
1
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
Bank, in Port Arthur.
1991, inclusive.
terest
'
(J-J)
National
San
and State
Agricultural College, Burlington,
Offering
Bond
Offering—J.
Bond
lagher,
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
June
the
for
21
airport
Clerkin,
rev¬
Feb.
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962
to
1985, inclusive. Callable
as
of Feb. 1, 1973.
Principal and
*'
!:■
interest
Bank
of
j.
tonio.
.*}•■
in
Commerce,
■
National
the
at
payable
An¬
San
Legality approved by Mc-
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
Horton, of Dallas.
Offering
Additional
—
June
on
until
bids
Mitchell, of New York City.
water
1966 to
able
tonio.
:h
Co.
(
school
bids
June
$25,000,000
on
N.
{•;
1976.
of
purchase
land,
series
Dated June 1, 1961.
from
1
1966
to
of
as
1991,
June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at
any
bank
trust
or
com¬
designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Mc-
pany
jointly,
at
a
Gloucester County
on
school
June 13—v.
awarded to
2595—were
p.
WASHINGTON
of
Clerk
ris,
(PDST)
Board
of
will
re¬
1:30
p.m.
July 17 for the pur¬
$2,000,000 general obli¬
on
of
chase
,
until
bids
sealed
ceive
the
gation flood control 1961, series A
bonds.
Dated July 1,
1961. Due
from 1963 to
Principal
and
July
1
payable
office.
by
proved
at
1981 in¬
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
Roberts
Weter,
&
County School Dist. No. 83
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
Bond
County
ir.
At
a
meeting
the
of
Directors held today
11
i:
seventy-five
cents
a
Board
of
dividend of
share
per
on
i
the
'
t
.
Ordinary
declared
i'i
I
I
J
"I
1961,
on
in
Capital
respect
payable
in
Stock
of
the
Canadian
was
year
funds
August 1, 1961, to shareholders
of record at 3:30 p.m. on June 23
1961.
sealed
on
T. F.
'
I!}
i-
.
.
\
ft"
$:
I
?'■
Secretary
i
l
:
?
,
Montreal, June 12, 1961.
£
5,
i-
TURNER,
until
2
for
terest
to
June
on
inclusive.
1971
from
1
Principal
and
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
interest
payable
(J-D)
at
CANADA
Newfoundland
Sale
Bond
1961.
Due
on
Aug.
15
from
to
1981, inclusive. Principal
(F-A)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
interest
Port
of
Everett
1963
and
the
(P. O.
Everett), Wash.
Bond
Sale
improvement
June
1
—
awarded
The
bonds
issue
of
$5,-
Royal
193,
Bank, of Everett.
price of 99.25, a basis
about
of
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Securities
a
6.06%.
Other members of the
were
branches in
and
Leo
J.
-
July
Commission
C.
—
D. Norton,
will receive
Pitfield
C.
&
all
St.
Luc,
in
City
I.
G.
Secretary-Treas¬
from
city
improvement bonds.
Ltd., A. E.
Co., Ltd., L. G. Beaubien
&
(J-J)
payable
St. Martin School
|
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Offering
—
Andre
Lach-
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
bids
sealed
(EDST)
until
will
p.m.
June 12 for the
on
8
pur¬
chase of $1,400,000 school
building
July 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at all branches in the
Province of Quebec, of the bank
bonds. Dated
in
mentioned
the
loan
procedure.
Ste-Rosalie, Quebec
Bond Offering—G. E. Fregeau,
sealed
July
Principal
payable
at
in the Province
and
all
1, 1961.
interest
branches
the
of Quebec, of
mentioned
bank
p.m.
village improve¬
Dated
bonds.
(J-J)
8
June 19 for the pur¬
on
inclusive.
until
bids
chase of $100,000
ment
will
Scretary-Treasurer,
Village
in
the
loan
pro¬
cedure.
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
1962 to
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Shawinigan-South, Quebec
Offering—Paul E". Hamel,
cipal
and
payable
Bond
at all
branches in the Province of
Village
Secretary-Treasurer,
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
receive
sealed
the
loan
interest
(J-J)
procedure.
(EDST)
-*■
on
until
bids
8
will
p.m.
June 20 for the pur¬
chase of
Drummondville-West, Que.
N. P.,
Village Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive
7 p.m.
sealed
(EDST)
bids
until
June 27 for the
on
$490,000 village improve¬
bonds.
Dated July 1," 1961.
ment
Bond Offering—Henri Sylvestre
Co.,
interest
the loan procedure.
(EDST)
Mrs.
15
Prin¬
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
receive
Que.
—
July
branches in the Province of
in¬
at
Offering
15,
of
Dated
and
will
Dated
follows:
as
and
school bonds.
1961.
Due on
at all
until
payable
(EDST)
purchase
cipal
Fiola,
Principal
the
for
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Treasurer,
bids
20
$597,000
the Province of Que¬
Cote
all
Beaconsfield
School
Offering
June
on
-
of
Bond
at
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
in
the bank mentioned
the loan procedure.
bec,
syndicate
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.,
Due
on
(J-J)
the
1 from 1962 to 1981
Principal and interest
July
inclusive.
payable
Province
at all
of
branches in
Quebec,
of
the
Co., Ltd., Cochran, Murray &
Co.,
Ltd.,
Dawson,
Hannaford,
Ltd., Midland Securities Canada,
Ltd., Equitable Securities Canada,
Ltd., Stanbury & Co., Ltd., Collier,
Norris & Quinlan, Ltd., Eastern
purchase of $102,000 aqueduct and
sewer
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1981
bank
inclusive.
Sutton Protestant Sch. Commission,
Securities
bank
clerc
Co., Ltd., Rene-T. Le-
Inc., Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
Thomson
Nesbitt,
Ltd.,
Ltdy Mills, Spence &
&
Burns
Bros
Leod,
Young,
&
Gairdner
shields
&
Denton,
Weir
Co.,
Co.,
Ltd.,
and
Parsons
(J-J)
the
Province
&
Macgillivray,
& Landrigan,
branches
Quebec,
in
the
of
loan
Sale—The
improvement
$306,000
bonds
town
24
—
v.
193,
p.
2160
awarded to A. E. Ames &
at
a
—
on
were
Co., Ltd.,
price of 98.347.
ONTARIO
Brantford,
Bond
Sale
—
An
Ont.
issue
of
$1,-
city improvement deben¬
offered on May 23 was sold
120,000
tures
group composed of Gairdner
Ltd., Anderson & Co., Ltd.,
Eqiiitable Securities Canada, Ltd.,
Royal Bank of Canada, and Im¬
perial Bank of Canada, as 5%s,
at a price of 100.13.
to
a
& Co.,
QUEBEC
Auteuil,
p.
Bond
Offering
Quebec
—
Jean
-
Paul
Ouimet, Town Secretary-Treasur¬
•<0«R
loan
pro¬
Offering—H. E. R. Bates,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 20 for the purchase of
$117,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1962
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal
and
at
all
branches in the Province of Que¬
(J-D)
payable
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan
/
Ltd.
the
Quebec
Bond
interest
May
in
cedure.
the
pro¬
offered
mentioned
in
Gatineau, Quebec
Bond
Ltd., Mc-
Harris
of
interest
and
all
at
mentioned
Co.,
&
Principal
payable
cedure.
Co., Ltd.,
& Co., Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Green-
Inc.,
Cornell,
Sons,
$350,000 port
offered
on
2272 — were
The Peoples National
v.
to
—
—
sealed
(J-J)
various
of)
(Province
An
—
6s, at
of
school, series A general
obligation bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
payable
Claire
apelel,
Secretary
inclusive.
1981
of
Dated July
Quebec
receive
sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 27
for
the
purchase
of $1,211,000
sinking fund debentures
Sold to a syndicate headed by
receive
purchase
purchase
procedure.
Protestant
(EDST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $113,000 township im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
urer,
NEWFOUNDLAND
(PDST)
the
29
$50,000
By order of the Board.
'
will
p.m.
Treasurer,
bids
June
the
(J-J)
Pointe
all
at
Township, Que.
receive
will
1962
Due
1961.
&
Pierce
Dividend Notice
—oOo—
T.
Partners, Ltd., James Richardson
Seattle.
of
loan
8 p.m.
Ames &
Commissioners,
County
for
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
(
mentioned
bank
Offering
Bend
Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(MST) on June 26
for the purchase of $135,000 school
building
bonds. Dated
June 1,
W.
King County (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—Robert A. Mor¬
Shefelman,
RAILWAY COMPANY
»i.
Bond
193,
F. W.
8
branches in the Province of Que¬
procedure.
Township
Fisher,
Craigie & Co., at a price of 100.28.
Treasurer's
i
Bow), Wyo.
Offering — Richard
the
loan
Cloridorme
County,
Medicine
as
Sale—The $250,000
1981
interest
Armand
J.
—
payable
(J-J)
of
bec,
Dionne,
Due on July 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1961.
branches in the Province of Que¬
the
the
(P. O.
Gloucester), Va.
(J-J)
CANADIAN PACIFIC
terest
by
approved
000,000
clusive.
NOTICE
1987, incl.
was
on
DIVIDEND
Legality
Due
1961.
1,
1963 to
Medicine
Bow
School District No. 6 (P.O.
Carbon
Craigie
price of
(CST)
a.m.
veterans'
Callable
inclusive.
i
10
July
from
1
WYOMING
York, and F. W.
Bond
the
for
Dec.
Jan.
p.
101.868.
(State of)
1961-A bonds.
Due
Dated
bonds.
$1,000,000
on June
13
offered
bonds
193,
bonds offered
until
22
electric system mortrgage revenue
The
—
Co.,
—v.
Legality approved by Mc¬
sealed
on
I
Sale
Bond
&
Principal
1, 1971.
Goldston, Secretary of the Veter¬
ans' Land Board, will receive
\
27
Wilcken,
New
Texas
l"t
O.
Fauquier
County
(P.
Warrenton), Va.
of
Bond Offerin g—Donald
i. ,:t
C.
Baker Watts &
Co., and
&
Legg
Horton, of Dallas.
W
f
National
& Co.,
Webb
City Bank, of Cleveland, John
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
11
'
G.
Edward
to
(M-N) payable at the
First National Bank, of San An¬
3""-'
York, J. C. Bradford & Co.,
New
Due on May 1
and interest
k'-'t
&
Trust
Harris
follows:
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Chemi¬
cal Bank New York Trust Co., of
1989, inclusive. Call¬
of May
as
bonds.
sealed
receive
will
(CDST) on June
for the purchase of $2,000,000
2595—were awarded
The First National City Bank,
Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
from
of
purchase
syndicate
until
20
Bond
Brisebois, Town Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on June 28
for the purchase of $236,500 town
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
bids until 2 p.m.
$2,847,000 gen¬
price of 100.1434.
a
as
were
(CST)
revenue
Clerk,
City
Offering
Bond
Wis.
Offering—E. M. Ingersoll,
Bond
June
at
E.
1981
to
Chateauguay-Centre, Que.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
obligation bonds offered on
14—v.
193, p. 2380—were
awarded to«a syndicate headed by
the
Bankers Trust Co., of New
bids
Quebec, of the bank men¬
ince of
Arlington, Va.
eral
School Commission,
Offering—J.
June
to
tioned in the loan procedure.
Marshfield,
Callable.
Other members of the
Due on June
inclusive.
1961.
1962
all
Quebec
Bond
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at all branches in the Prov¬
par.
at
procedure.
Matane
Secretary-Treasurer,
on
VIRGINIA
York,
June 21 for the pur¬
$337,000 school bonds.
from
WISCONSIN
receive
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
bv
price of
(EDST)
p.m.
the purchase of
$2,370,000 dormitory 1959 revenue
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality approved
Frank
J.
a.m.
the
for
21
$2,000,000
10
2
of
Commerce,
loan
on
Wilfred
—
on
Dated June 1,
1
Principal and in¬
payable
$146,500 school bonds.
Offering
of
chase
Seattle, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., jointly, at
25 .for
July
on
Gallagher, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
until
of
(J-J)
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
N.
George
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
Dated
bonds.
1961
series
enue,
(CST) on
purchase of $1,-
international
500.000
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Gal¬
Frank
Bank
Commission,
School
Lamothe, Secretary-Treasurer will
receive sealed bids until 8:00 p.m.
(EDST)
July 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
1981
Secretary-Treasurer, will
Quebec
Na¬
The
to
awarded
Due
1961.
Arm¬
98.085.
Bond
general obli¬
gation bonds offered at the same
a
—
Bond Sale—The
Texas
Antonio,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc.,
& Hill, Inc., Kalman &
were
sealed bids until 7:30
(EDST) on June 19 for the
purchase of $340,000 town im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
p.m.
sealed
—
time
University of Vermont
Legality approved by Vinson, El¬
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
'
as
city
$40,000
Graham,
to
Bernierville
improvement
city
will receive
Securities Ltd., at a price
strong
of
Secretary-Treasurer,
bonds offered on
193, p. 2160 — were
—v.
awarded
Co., McLean & Co., Inc., Atkinson
& Co., June S. Jones & Co., and
Charles N. Tripp & Co.
Additional Sale
The $600,000
price of par.
a
23
May
Pela-
Town
deau,
branches in the Province of Que¬
Quebec
The
Quebec
Offering—Leopold
Bond
terest
—
improvement
at
Inc.,
Sale
Bond
syndicate
Merrill Lynch,
follows:
as
tional
Meyer,
—
will
Clerk,
City
'I!::
•
1960
Agency,
Finance
Home
bonds
syndicate
a
Co.,
&
Blyth
by
mentioned in the
Beauharnois,
Harkness
Federal Housing
the
to
Arthur, Texas
Port
C >''
•«
Northfield,
bonds offered
p. 2488—were
revenue
June 13—v. 193,
on
$1,500,000
price of 99.00.
a
Vermont
>(.*.'*
1
headed
were
$420,000
Sale—The
to
Que¬
procedure.
loan
revenue
sewer
awarded
Pierce,
Bond
Wash.
all
at
branches in the Province of
June 13—v. 193, p. 2272
on
payable
(J-J)
terest
bec, of the bank
The
—
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1981
to
Other members of the
VERMONT
3V8S, at
building 1961 bonds was
Louis Schickram & Co.
and
were
—
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond
school
•
the
for
29
June
and
T exas
J''*
(MST)
purchase of
be received until 7:30 p.m.
on
Sale
offered
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
bonds
sold
was
Committee, as
Finance
Vancouver,
water
Brigham City, Utah
awarded
•i
(EDST) on June 14 for the
purchase of $456,500 various town
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
8 p.m.
price of par.
a
Bond
Vermont
house
J r-'
4s, at
Coughlin & Co.
Norwich University,
Texas
v
■I
No.
Dist.
:
5—-
12
June
on
State
2272—were awarded to
p.
County Consolidated Sch.
1
b
June
on
$375,000 sewer revenue bonds.
Co., of Edinburg.
Trust
Houston
j|A
tax
sold to The First State
was
Bank
')i}'
unlimited
1961
schoolhouse
I;
r
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
Bond
offered
bonds
tal
hospi¬
The
obligation
general
offered
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
Texas
•w
City,
Brigham
County,
school
LaPrairie,
until
will receive sealed bids
er,
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
Bond
Utah
v.
Hidalgo
'V
Elder
Box
& Searls, of
Weems
(P.
306
Washington
Legality approved by Vin¬
son,
Lakewood Sch.
O. Everett),
County,
No.
Dist.
to
City.
i'1"
Snohomish
Horton, of Dallas.
2001, inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the Chase
Manhattan
Bank, in New York
1962
J/'UI(
McCall &
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe,
of
purchase
the
for
28
June
on
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