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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
1960
JUN 20
mESSuaffiSTRATlQM
ESTABLISHED
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offie«
1889
New York
Number 5961
191
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, June 20, 1960
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
i
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
INSURANCE
•
MISCELLANEOUS
•
history. In the 1959 six months, net income and cash flow
422,406 and $14,674,968 respectively.—V. 191, p. 2514.
Aldens, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
corporation has called for redemption on July 13, 1960, all
of its outscanding 5%
convertible subordinated debentures, due Aug. 1.
1979
at 105%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the
First National City
Trust Co., 2 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
Debentures are
convertible into common stock up to the close of
business on June 28, 1960, at $37.38 per share, at the Morgan Guaranty
Trust
Co., 140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
A group headed by Lehman Brothers, One William St., New York 4,
N. Y.
have agreed to buy any debentures tendered to them at the
office of the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., 140 Broadway, New York
15, N. Y. to the close of business June 28, 1960, at a flat price of
$1,076 for each $1,000 principal amount and to convert such debentures
$9,-
were
The
into
191,
stock.—V.
common
chase at
■
New York Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
and
of
company,
the
with
Detroit
SEC
net
The
Canadian Stock Exchange
board
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
Exchange—Curb Section
Toronto Stock
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation
SEC Index of Stock Prices
this
Transactions
The
PRIVILEGE—The
subscription
number
by
39
40
41
44
45
35
be
The
Trust
of
Company
or
Hermetic
Seal
below.—V.
Corp.,
191,
p.
:"<v
1981.
-
.
Combined Condition
V
Reserve
American Can Co.—Registers
This
debentures
writing
interest
be
Net
funds
shares
of
capital
stock
held
and
subscription
mailing
3:30 p.m.
rights
delivering
or
Pennsylvania
Banking
(EDST)
on
legal
as
investments
them
evidenced
borrowings
Lumber
the
time
same
company
outstanding
264,000
toll
shares
filed
its
the
outstanding
not
beneficially
Pennsylvania
son,
are
executors
William
stock;
additional
stock.
of
The
Mrs.
Estate.
and
Moore
William
H.
Moore
announced
Trust is the record holder of additional
outstanding 1,649,332 shares of preferred
stock, together with various in¬
has
American Electric Power Co.—Net
Continued
ended
May
record
31
for
-
*
reported by
were
the
of
The
11.2%
$5
the
for
year,
a
For
60,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to
share, without underwriting. - •
proceeds are to be used to increase capital and
fiscal
six
the
increased
five-month earnings of $23,869,000 against
period last year, an increase of 15.3%,
compared with $3,663,000 for the same
gain of 14.9%.—V. 191, p. 2197. ..
Electronics,
Inc.,
seasonal
West
Sixth
St.,
Los
Angeles,
filed
to
Up—Net
Co.—Sales
will
the
related
be
time
of
amendment.
to
offering;
the
current
and
market
underwriting
for
terms
outstanding
are
to
be
a
ended
May
business
Hermann,
uptrend American-Marietta
shares
to
supplied
shipments
$9,211,736
weather
...
,
.
.
Board, stated that the
normally experiences in its second
this
year
looks
for
a
larger
than
construction
construction
early May,
usual increase
on
and
and
the
reflected
operating
the
adverse
effect
of
inclement
spring
efficiency of divisions supplying heavy
con¬
.
struction
of the company
organized in 1959
and Jules Axelrod,
company
on
proceeds
company,
health
life
and accident insurance.
It does not,
however,
write
in¬
insurance.
of Dec.
31,
1959, the company had written
a
The
ratio
the
of
company's expenses,
taxes
and
commissions
to
its
38.5%.—V.
was
191, p.
American
America
1561.
Security Corp.—Rights Offering Results—
Security & Trust Co., below.—V.
American Security & Trust
191, p. 1429.
sults—Stockholders
or
Co.—Rights Offering—Re¬
their assigns of the American Se¬
& Trust Co. and American Security
curity
scribed
June
for
total
a
of
Corp. sub¬
98,551
14, 1960.
$17,032,201
and
May
I
;
;
Total
materials.
in
the
amortization
alone
was
period,
cash
flow
with
from
provisions
earnings
for
increased
the
largest
for
any
month
16%
to
deperciation, depletion
amounting to $7,820,465. Cash flow of
in
banking group headed by Alex Brown
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co., and Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.,
underwriters of the issue, announced that they are offer¬
ing for public sale at $58 per unit the 1,449 units not
& Sons;
1960,
31,
profit margins in the final six months, which his¬
torically make the greatest contribution to sales and earnings.
Net income for the six months ended May 31, 1960, decreased 2%
in
consists principally of the manufacture
and sab of certain ground support equipment for use in the aircraft
and
missile
industry; the manufacture and sale of certain electro¬
mechanical components for use in various electronic systems related
to
the aircraft
and missile industry;
the manufacture and sale of
The
was
premium income, net of reinsurance premiums and commissions, for
the period of operations from its organization through Dec. 31, 1959,
on
Down—
amounted to $142,772,984.
Chairman
of
the
sales
M.
American-Marietta
with the SEC on June 13 covering 300,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through a group
of underwriters headed by Shields & Co.
The initial public offering
price
company
ing made to stockholders of record May 25, 1960, expired
surplus.
delayed due to a continuation of unfavorable
weather
into
late spring.
Because of the demand for
materials
which
accumulated
during March,
April and
Inc.—Proposes Offering—
1725
BUSINESS—The
SEC
net sales of the company
record $160,915,599. In the first half of the 1959
months
13%
year,
Grover
statement
registration
AND
be offered at
-•
quarter was
American
as
by stockhold¬
Option Plan.
An investment
comparable
American Electronics,
reserved
does it include
$232,000.
but
191,
Washington,
Co.,
letter of notification with the
May 27 filed a
on
American-Marietta
May earnings of $4,209,000,
month last
♦140,000shs.
been
nor
shares of new issues of
100,000 shares of the bank and 100,000 shares of the
corporation offered at $55 per unit consisting of one
share each of the bank and the corporation.
The offer¬
SEC—
With
company
per
Tlie
earnings
reported
company
$20,703,000
for use'
environ¬
negotiated for the
187, p. 2902.
covering
.
12
over
Insurance
Homeowners
C.—Files
The
com¬
months ended May 31 were $52,419,000, an in¬
of $47,131,000 for the same period in
1959.
Earnings per share for this period increased from $2.34 to $2.50,
based on the average number of shares outstanding—20,969,000 during
the current year or 800,000 more than in 1959.
for the
Earnings
crease
have
total of $12,968,238
of life Insurance all of which was in effect without any cancellations,
on
that
date.
Of such insurance,
group
life insurance constituted
$6,728,000 and ordinary life insurance amounted
to $6,240,238.
Of
the ordinary life insurance in effect on that date, policies insuring
the lives of directors, officers, shareholders and employees amounted to
$3,020,000. - The gross premiums on an annualized basis attributable to
the group life insurance in force on Dec. 31, 1959, are $66,030; the
gross premiums similarly attributable to the ordinary life insurance in
force on the same date are $375,265.
In addition, the company had in
effect accident and health policies, both Individual and group, whose
gross
premiums on an annualized basis
amount
to
approximately
Corp.—Private Placement—It was
June 14 that the private placement of a
on
American
D.
12-month periods
and
which
shares
July 30, 1959, and upon receipt by the company
from the sale of all its Initial authorized capital
on
Sept. 28,
1959,
received Its certificate of
authority to transact business. The company at the present time offers
a
complete line of life insurance, including whole life, limited pay¬
ment
life, term, group and endowment policies,
and individual and
shares.
About 12% is held of record
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith—V.
$1,000,000 note, due Feb. 15, 1972, was
company by Hemphill, Noyes Co.—V.
Up—
the five-month
month of May
for the
15.
on June
pany
and
earnings
12,500
be
The
See
own
and Bankers
company
insurance
American Guaranty
15,729,286 shares of common
debtedness.—V. 191, p. 2409.
and
at
Outstanding
175,000 shs.
value)
nar
include
options for officers and employees,
1C01.
prospectus, the decedent's widow, Fanny H. Moore,
Moore, a director, and Bankers Trust Company
H.
the
life
stock
reserved for the company's Agents' Stock
be
the
stock.
common
by
stock
may
the
to
of
50
repayment of $1,500,000 of short term bank loans and the payment
$1,500,000 of current accounts payable.
i
The
prospectus
lists Phillip W. Zonne as President and Board
Chairman.
Management officials
as
a
group
own
about 7.5% of
p.
According to the
his
50
of
headed
group
the
to
Pa.
deemed to be promoters and parents within the meaning
of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
Letters patent were Issued
facilities
and
by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., and three other" firms, probably in the middle
of July.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
•
underwriting
an
who
will be used to acquire leasehold improvements for the plant
being constructed by the company at Fullerton, Calif.,
remainder will be added to working capital, including the
and
($10
not
HISTORY
testing
$200,000
common
be
1,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
principally through the efforts of Maurice Axelrod
services; and the manufacture and sale of nuclear
testing equipment.
The company now has outstanding 877,344 shares
of
common
stock in
addition to
convertible debentures and other
indebtedness.
Of the net proceeds of the sale of
additional stock,
of its $25 par preferred stock.
These shares con¬
stitute" all
of
the holdings
of common
and preferred stock by the
Estate
of
Paul Moore;
and they are to be offered for public sale
through
roads
mental
registration statement
stock and 12,000
a
of
will
ers,
49
computing, collecting and accounting systems
and in parking lots and garages; specialized
free
and
toll
on
shares
outstanding
with
Philadelphia
22,500 shares offered which, to the extent not purchased
As
Inc.
Co.,
the
At
covering
does
dustrial
meet
to
stock
restricted
group
the sale of the debentures will be added to the
the company and applied to the reduction of shortThe company customarily effects substantial short-
may
payment
thereby
together
Trust Co.,
July 11, 1960,
&
for
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Capital
—
the
on
deducting the expenses of issuance the remaining
will be added to the company's general funds.
The company
such proceeds will be invested In securities which are
qualified
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 50
Clearings—.
47
its seasonal working capital requirements.
In addition, it recently added to its short-term borrowings $34,000,000,
the
approximate purchase price of the outstanding stock of Allison
term
stockholder
the
by
companies.
Statement of Federal
Banks
•
that
intends
by Morgan Stanley & Co., and Clark, Dodge &
public offering price and underwriting terms
amendment.
by
transferable
issued.
be
before
are
The subscription rights represented by the warrants may
whole or in part, but no fractional shares of capital
by
proceeds
The Course of Bank
of
of
loans.
bank
term
by
evidenced by
i
to subscribe
PROCEEDS—After
rate,
supplied
proceeds
general
V
100
headed
group
The
to
Debs., Secondary—
Park Ave., New York, ' filed a registration
with the SEC on June 16 covering $40,000,000 of 30-year
due 1990, to be offered for public sale through an under¬
of
company
statement
at
rights
in
warrants
First
the
—
Foreign Exchange Rates.
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Shingle Corp.—Hearing Ordered—
Aluminum Top
See
a
will
exercised
Corporation and Investment News—
1
State and City Bond Offerings:
54
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
has been ap¬
$2.50 par value
common
shares of
eacn
Each subscription warrant represents the total
to which the stockholder Is entitled as determined
rights
exercised
The
General
York
New
1960,
28,
14
for
Authorized
the corporation.-
Midland
Marine
registrar for 847,858 shares of tne
stock of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 2513.
and
of
date.
stock
Inc.—Appointments—
pointed
April
on
warrants.
total
the
record
•"This
Irving Trust Co. has been appointed stock transfer and dividend
disbursing agent for
to stockholders
is offering
business
of
chairman.
Alterman Foods,
are
close
rate of nine additional shares
the
Miscellaneous Features
Co.
the
at
capital stock on the record date.
35
New York Stock Exchange
35
American Stock Exchange____ 35
Transactions
addition, the company
record
rights to subscribe for and purchase at a price of $28
per share 22,500 shares of the company's capital stock at
Industrial Stock Averages 35
outstanding
proceeds
—
held of record.
so
In
of
39
39
Montreal Stock Exchange
of
the
of
Exchange
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
—
drinks. " Allegheny
soft
all
chase
Stock
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
has entered into a contract to pur¬
securities of Cloverdale for $1,600,000.
offering will be used to purchase the out¬
standing shares
of
Cloverdale. Any proceeds not needed for this
purpose will become part of the company's general funds. The company
has outstanding 85,715 shares of common stock, par value $.50, owned
by Joan E. and Morton M. Lapides.
Mr. Lapides is president and
non-cola
Stock
Midwest
TV-rmir' Cloverdale also manufactures and distributes
Cola
Pepsi
Stock Exchange
Boston
stock
15
27
31
36
36
36
36
38
(Bonds)
York
Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Guilford Ave., Baltimore, Md. filed a registration
on
June 9 covering 200,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock and $500,000
of first mortgage bonds due 1963 through
1972.
The stock is to be offered for public sale at $5 per share and
the bonds at 100%
of principal amount. The offering is to be made
by Weil & Co, on a best efforts basis, for which it will receive a com¬
mission of 50c per share of stock and 7%
on the bonds. In addition,
the company will issue to the underwriter five-year options to purchase
up to
30,000 shares of stock at $5 per share.
The underwriter will
endeavor
to
sell
the
entire bond issue
to a single purchaser.
If
successful, the underwriting discount will be 2 Va % rather than 7%.
The company was incorporated in April, 1960 to acquire the assets
of the Cloverdale Spring Co., a Maryland corporation which has been
engaged in the business of manufacturing and distributing Pepsi Cola
This
statement
Stock
PAGE
•
Exchange (Stocks)
New
Co.—Proposes Offering
Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling
April 28, 1960, rights to subscribe for and pur¬
a price of $28 per share 105,000 shares of capital
stock of the company at the rate of three additional
shares of capital stock for each one share of capital
on
ness
Stock and Bond Quotations
2513.
p.
American Penn Life Insurance Co.—The company is
offering to stockholders of record at the close of busi¬
In This Issue
$4,026,320 for
American-Marietta's
subscribed for by
p.
stockholders or their assigns.—V. 191,
2410.
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Apr. 30—
I960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$
$
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
.Net
Net
—V.
29,960,883
$
45,836,245 193,949,693 179,143,820
28,379,409 118,606,810 108,413,518
27,160,438
13,092,516
23,168,000
11,558,072
6,300,680
5,824,000
taxes—
3,058,294
2,776,393
operating income
charges..
9,150,179
5,290,255
8,856,443
35.089,929
36,004.230
4,907,280 223,167,221 203,474,096
Federal
Other
48,470,036
income
operating
taxes
after
191,
p.
2198.
-
""
-
2
The Commercial and
(2634)
June
on
13
and
,
War
the
II,
manufacture
and
United
devoted
company
services.
II, the company has
■
trial
World
Drum-Heller
the
it
potential
a
in
acres
the
Nottingham
Plank
wells
in
the
10
wells
Plank,
Plank,
of
gas
of
this
the
its
for
three
oil
Apache's
out
management
Pittsburg
a
has been completed
day. Apache
holds
&
generating
to
Apache has completed 17
program
participants.
The total
of
emphasis
gas
upon
west
of
reserves.
company
Supply—
"
'
state
which
in
.
Pittsburg
disclose
company
.
its
a
Land
built near Joseph City, Ariz.,
at a
new
...
Dardanelle,
June
Ark.,
1960,
9,
fund
filed
covering
debentures
a
registration
$600,000
due
of
statement
sub¬
and
30,000
Net
Electronics
929
and
loans
the
balance
increase
to
the
Manu¬
issuer
fails
its
and
fails
Inc.,
to
disclose
to
-Net
Corp.
forth
set
profit
and.
to include consolidated
wholly-owned subsidiary,
cash
investments
misleading
in
1175.
190, p.
respect
Soars—Registers Debs.
for
corporation for the nine
an increase of 50.8%
the
$6,875,563,
the
comparable
last
period
year,
months
over
Lester
ended
March
net sales
31,
of $4,557,-
president,"
Avnet,
re¬
ported on June 13.
Earnings after Federal and State income taxes for the nine months
1960 totaled $785,337, an increase of 43.5% over earn¬
an
bank
of
sales
totaled
1960
shares
stock,
current
Advance
Secondary-
with
convertible
6%
1970
June
ended March 31,
ings
Federal
last
after
month
period
and
State
income
taxes
of
for
$547,430
upon
the
shares outstanding on
1,512,438
1960 stock split)
May,
the
nine-
1
year.
Earnings per share for the nine months ended March 31,
1969
(based
1960 and adjusted for
March 31,
totaled 52 cents.
share for nine months ended March 31, 1359 (based
upon 1,512,438 equivalent number of shares outstanding on March 31,
1960) totaled 36 cents.—V. 190, p. 1-115.
Earnings
company's
of debentures are to be issued to Arkansas
Inc. in partial payment of the company's note
for $210,000 held by it, the balance to be paid in cash.
The company
now
has
outstanding,
in addition
to
certain
mortgage and other
The
cost of
Feed
per
15,
Mills,
The
he
and
36.89%
lists
prospectus
is
of
also
were
the
Harold
R.
President
of
Snyder
Arkansas
as
'
President
Valley
Feed
1960,
offered
indebtedness, 97,212 shares of common stock.
properties
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on June
The
$200,000
remaining
Valley
coal annually is being prepared.
.•'jjj
the
retire
capable of producing one
Construction will begin
open-cut mine
Industries, Inc.—Financial Proposal—
the
Timber,
&
affiliates,
three
of
latter by the issuer's president, and is
valuation of assets of the subsidiary.—V.
the
the
of
fails
Timber,- Inc.,
&
the
statements
Northwest
in
Land
of
statements
financial
Co.,
and
Northwest
with
loss
Lamp
M
&
circular
issuer and
y the
Kansas
S
Flasher Electronics Corp. are its affiliates; and
fails to disclose adequately the relationship of
its management officials with the three affiliates and
Inc.,
offering
that
notification
its
in
facturing,
to
sinking
tem¬
1933
working capital.
the
where
Gallup,
tons of
The
underwriting group headed by A. G. Edwards & Sons,
on
an
all or none basis, the offering prices and underwriting terms
to be supplied
by amendment.
The principal underwriter also has
purchased 5,000 common stock purchase warrants for $250.
The company was organized in December 1958 for
the purpose of
acquiring other companies, and thus creating an integrated poultry
business,
including hatching,
growing,
feeding and processing
and
marketng operations. ^ It now has 12 subsidiaries. Of the net proceeds
of
this
financing, estimated
at
$520,000,
$450,000 will be used to
agreement, Edwin R. Phelps, President of the
coal company, termed it "a significant step toward greater use of coal
as
an
energy
source in
the Southwest."
Phelps said that Pittsburg
and
Midway will supply the
plant's needs from its extensive coal
reserves
in New Mexico.
Initial mining operations will be conducted
million
sixth
the
be
operations.
$3 par.
The company proposes to offer $400,000
debentures
and
the
30,000
common
shares for public sale
through
Midway
to be
on
common
of
gas well in Arkansas, three
in Oklahoma. According to
one
wells
of
firm
SEC
ordinated
Coal Mining Co., of Pittsburg, Kan., has
agreement with the Arizona Public Service Co.,
supply coal for a new 110 kilowatt steam electric
station
announcing
*
.
mining
in
subject
Mo.,
This
the
million.
$19
car.
Mexico will
New
Arkansas Valley
long-term
Ariz.,
Phoenix,
In
railroad
in
engaged
the approval of the shareholders of both com¬
panies.
The shareholders of Pittsburgh & Midway approved the plan
on June 8, and the shareholders of Spencer Chemical will vote on it in
the near future.
If the plan is approved, the coal company (will operate
as a
wholly-owned susbidiary of Spencer.—V. 191, p. 2302.*
City,
date.
Oklahoma,
in
and
to
year
Arizona Public Service Co.—Coal
about
mine
be
,
with investment
programs
in
gas and oil, real estate and mtual funds has offices in Tulsa, Denver,
Houston
and
Minneapolis.—V. 191, p. 2086.
The
annually.
Avnet
States
wells
Texas
•
coal
of
business and assets would be acquired by Spencer Chemical Co.,
.
for
points
a
tons
380,000
is currently op¬
erating seven mines in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and Ken¬
tucky. In 1959, the company ranked among the top .15 coal producing
companies of the nation.
r
.
Pittsburgh & Midway has entered into an agreement under which' its
occurred last fall with the Nottingham
Field of Southeastern Saskatchewan, Canada.
producing its allowable of 100 barrels of oil
is
■..! ^
United
gas
in
Apache,
signed
normal
a
The
will
of Calgary, Alberta,
President. The initial
per
of
equal to 1,200 tons of coal per day or 13 carloads of coal each
hours.
The cars will be 86 ton capacity, which is double the size
24
order
an
a
of
Act
V
■
average
an
Sus¬
Regulation A exemption from registration under
with respect to a public offering of stock
by this corporation of 719 N. Carson St., Carson City, Nev.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration for
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount. In
a
notification filed Oct. 7, 1959, the issuer proposed the public offer¬
ing of 150,000 shares of capital stock at $2 per share pursuant to
such an exemption.
The Commission's suspension order asserts that
certain terms and conditions of the
Regulation were not complied
witn, that the issuer's offering circular is false and
misleading by
reason
of its
failure to disclose certain information, and that the
stock
offering would violate Section
17 (the anti-fraud provision)
of the Securities Act.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing,
upon
request,
on
the question whether the suspension should be
vacated or made permanent.'
•
"
' I
V«; According to
the order of the Commission,
the issuer failed to
area.
that
said
includes
oil
1
No.
day.
per
MMCF
2.1
7-22,
northeast
-
use
issued
Commission has
Exchange
and
suspending
Securities
the
is
the Nottingham
in
1
of
Drum
miles
will
plant
Securities
The
porarily
the
of
Offering
pended—
mark the beginning of a new era in the Southwest,"
and
Highway 66.
The
This
into Canada
Apache's entry
No.
well,
Raymond
by
S.
U.
and
radios
gas
63
area,
announced
was
revealed
6,400
Canadian
first
Apache's
Canada
test
receivers,
for their holdings
exchange
in
Corp.—Stock
Automation-Engineering
spur
a
mine
President of Arizona Public Service, said that
plant, to be known as the Cholla Power Plant,
will begin this summer
with the schedule calling for completion by
late spring of 1962.
The facility will be located on a 1,200 acre tract
of land three miles east of Joseph Ciiy
Ariz., immediately south of
Oil Corp.—Completes Canadian Well—
Apache
In
War
television
white
the
pointed out.
T.
Lucking,
construction
'
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
48,000 shares
stocks.
family received about
of subsidiary company
for the mine to be in
calling
Walter
designed and produced black
high fidelity stereophonic
phonographs and radio-phonograph combinations for sale to the public.
Since 1950, the company has been engaged in the design, development,
production and sale of intercommunications and other electronic equip¬
ment
for
use
by the United States military services and industry.
In its manufacture of electronic equipment for the
military services,
the
company
has extensively
applied techniques of miniaturization,
printed circuitry and encapsulation.—V. 191, p. 1429.
Since
and
make
growth
Phelos
to the. development
apparatus for the
efforts
its
communications
electronic
of
military
States
the schedule
with
1961
January, 1962.
be transported
to the power plant by the Santa Fe
track to the mine. This transportation
production available to other coal.users,
which should boost the industrial growth of the area.
"The agreement with Arizona Public Service is the first major con¬
tract witn a large scale
coal burning power plant in the Southwest
and is the beginning of a trend toward the use of coal as a depend¬
able and economical boiler fuel.
It should stimulate utility and indus¬
will
facility
marily for use by the United States military services.
I' Trading under;, tifcker symbol AND the stock opened on 700 shares
at 2iVa.
* '
For the first three years of its existence, the company manufactured
radios splqly for export to foreign countries. Thereafter the company
designed ;vand- produced; radios
and phonographs for domestic and
foreign markets. In 1938', it designed television receivers and prior
to World War II engaged in
a
limited way in the manufacture and
sale of such receivers. Following the entry of the United States
into
World
of
.
will
who will build
Railroad,
New York, manufacturers of intercommunications
equipment sold under prime and subcontracts pri¬
electric
other
spring
coal
The
were
City,
the
production by
listing and to dealings at the American Stock Exchange
250,700 $1 par common shares of Andrea Radio Corp.,
to
Island
Long
in
Listing—History—
Andrea Radio Corp.—A. S. E.
Admitted
Financial Chronicle
and founder:
Mills Inc., whose
acquired in June, 1959.
He is listed as owner or'
outstanding common stock.
He and members of his
covering $2,000,000 of convertible debentures due 1975 to be
public sale by the issuing company, -and
150,000 out-
for
standing shares of common stock, to be offered by the present holders
thereof.
The offering will be made through a group of underwriters
headed
by
Hemphill,
underwriting
will be
The
terms,
Noyes
&
well
as
as
The public offering
interest rate on the
Co.
the
prices
and
debentures,
supplied by amendment.
company
and
subsidiaries
engaged
are
in
the
business
of
rrtr
An.
we
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
endeavor to
thoroughly sift those with firm offering intentions from those that
testing the market before determining whether they will o^l^ill not approach
the capital market.
The latter offer no reliable indication as to probable amount
are
of
SIDNEY BROWN
financing sought—let alone
with the results of
Mid-point June still finds corporate and municipal financing holding up quite well.
And just as the large financing of two weeks ago did not faze sales last week, an
unexpected event to some who foresaw a sharp drop for last week, it is expected
here that this week's offerings will not seek a respite in order to allow the market
to catch its breath.
.
a
rumor
their intentions.
The data
recapitulated below are obtained from SEC and private sources. Details
regarding these issues may be found in the Monday and Thursday issues of the
Chronicle
'
FOUR-WEEK
Taking the play away from the not insignificant amount of corporates in the week
commencing June 20th are the state and local bid solicitations and $100 million
negotiated offering with affixed dates amounting to about $328.6 million. This figure
applies only to the larger municipals of $1 million and up. Corporate offerings for
the same week are an impressive $136.7 million but admittedly they are dwarfed
two and one-half times by the float of tax-exempts.
an approximate date.
When the latter is satisfied
they have planted, then they may seriously make known
CORPORATE AND
Corporate
Bonds
June 20-June 24
-$70,800,000
June
27-July 1_
July 5-July 8__
July 11-July 15
147,582,900
132,675,000
50,551,000
Corporate
Stocks
$65,870,950
80,411,100
45,652,500
MUNICIPAL
SUPPLY
Total
Corporates
Total of Both
*
Municipals
$136,670,950**$328,6i19,000
227,994,000
178,289,000
178,327,500
78,370,000
29,275,000
79,826,000
39,448,000
$221,209,550
$622,818,450
Financings
$465,319,950
406,283,000
256,697,500
119,274,000
Looking further ahead, the calendar of issues with set sales dates comes to:
$622,818,450
624,756,000
Corporates
Municipals
Total of both—
Total—_—
Total from June 20 On
28-Day Visible Supply
-
.
$1,233,871,050
656,288,000
*$1 million
$624,756,000 $1,247,574,450
or more.
^Includes
Stuart &
$1,890,159,050
$1,247,574,450
$401,608,900
negotiated $100 million N. Y. State Power Authority offering by Halsey,
Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and W. H. Morton & Co.
Among the larger forthcoming issues for the period June 20-July 19 there
In addition, based on annual reports and other information considered reliable, there
is every prospect that $824 million in various corporate securities now in different
stages of planning will materialize in the calendar of forthcoming issues. This would
bring the total corporate financing program up to $2 billion—if they result in regis¬
trations.
CHANGES IN
the Chronicle's calendar
Additions to
THE
PAST
WEEK
of public offerings with tentative sales dates
during the week of June 9 (Thursday) through June 15 (Wednesday) amounted to
$174 million in corporates—$114.2 million of which were debt issues, and $146,220,000
in municipals. The former constitute a gain of about $60 million compared to addi¬
tions to last week's calendar and a decline for the latter of about $86 million. This
still leaves the competitive municipal calendar in a strong, recovered position.
.
Issues sold during the week of June 9-15, inclusive, were as follows: municipal sales
totaled
are:
•
Week of
June 20: $6 million Farrington Mfg. Co. debentures; 150,000 shares of com¬
mon and $20 million notes of James Talcott,
Inc.; 400,000 shares of Electrada Corp.
common; $10 million Oslo (City of) Norway bonds; 335,880 shares of Aid, Inc. com¬
mon; 120,000 units of Wallace Properties, Inc.; $12 million Southern Union Gas Co.
debentures; $8.3 million Miles Laboratories, Inc. debentures; and in municipals—
$5 million Maricopa City School District No. 210, Arizona; $50- million Alabama;
$13,487,000 Maryland; $4,925,000 Nashville, Tenn.; $100 million N. Y. State Power
Authority; $9 million Norfolk, Va.; $15 million Ohio; $62 million Oroville-Wyan¬
dotte Irrigation District, Calif.; $6.6 million Anaheim,
Calif.; $20 million Maryland.
State Roads Commission, Md.
Week
of June 27: $10 million Franklin Corp. eommon; 100,000 shares of Garrett Corp.
$17 million Gulf States Utilities Co. bonds; $50 million Montgomery Ward
Credit Corp. debentures; 210,045 shares of Obear-Nester Glass Co.
common; $6,657,900
common;
$110,753,670; corporate debt issues—excluding the 15-year loan to Kobe Steel
Works, Japan—came to $118,505,000 and corporate stocks raised $49 million. In
Bausch & Lomb Inc.
this column
million
like to
we
crow
have taken the time
about the relative
on
occasion to eat
accuracy
crow.
At this time
would
we
of projections made compared to what
we
have read elsewhere.
of
Actually, of course, all that can be done is to keep fully abreast
offerings and dates and hope that the issuers, buyers, syndicate managers and
underwriters
do not change their minds
changes and SEC delays.
The calendar of
for
the
usual
reasons—such
as
public offerings is quite large for the four weeks ahead and the
entry of issues into the market should present—or find—no obstacle insofar
ability of funds and terms
at
one
market
are a
consideration.
time may not, of course, satisfy them
as
avail¬
What may please buyers and sellers
at
another time.
But so
long
as
dis¬
quieting events in the economic stream do not flood over, and there are no indica¬
tions that the unpleasant factors, such as rate of unemployed, will not decrease, the
sideways movement of our economy can be expected to find buyers willing to take
up planned offerings at about the present, terms.
An indication of what the four-week financing picture looks like is found in the
compilation of corporate bond, preferred 6nd common stock, and tax-exempts, set
forth below. Excluded from the computation are those issues that do not pinpoint
a public offering date within a specific week, if not a specific day.
Thus, the TVA's
$50 million senior debt security tentatively set for October and Trans World Airlines'1
proposed public offering of $100 million and private placement of $190 million,
among others, are left out of the tabulation.
We do not, however* deny that there
are many offers with tentative dates that are postponed, sometimes repeatedly, but
debentures; 30,000 units of Liberian Iron Ore Ltd • 60 000 shares
preferred; $25 million Tampa Electric Co. bonds; $10
of Northwest Natural Gas Co.
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co. bonds; and in
municipals—$93 million
California; $16.8 million Florida Development Commission, Fla.; $6.5 million Louisi¬
ana
State University, La.; $35,260,000 Pennsylvania State Public
School Building
Authority, Pa.; $15 million Dallas Independent School District, Texas' El Paso In¬
dependent School District, Texas, and El Paso, Texas, $9 million.
Week of July 5: 150,000 shares of American Sterilizer Co. common'
$50 million
Commercial Credit Corp. notes; 125,000 shares of Control Data
Corp common- 660 000
shares of Futterman Corp. class A; $10 million Republican Ambassador Association
Limited
Partnership Interest; $50 million Illinois Bell Telephone Co bonds' 130 063
common; $5 million preferred and $5 million bonds of
Gulf Power Co.; $24 million Missouri River Fuel
Corp. debentures; 243 600 shares of
Laclede Gas Co. common and on July 11 will solicit bids for
$10 million in bonds;
and in municipals—$10,695,000 North Carolina; $19 million Salt
River Project Agri¬
cultural Improvement & Power District, Arizona; $37 million
Chicago 111 • $5 million
shares
St.
of Papercraft Corp.
Petersburg, Fla.
»
•». r
Week
of July 11: $5 million Aviation Employees Corp. common- 162 000 shares of
Brockway Glass. Co., Inc. common; $10 million Pauley Petroleum Inr dehpntures$30 million Northern Illinois Gas Co. bonds (bids to be solicited)' 216 645 shares of
Varian'Associates capital; and in municipals —
$14,150,000 million Anne Arundel
County, Md. & Anne Arundel County Sanitary Commission, Md.; $6 2 million New
Orleans, La.; $11,498,000 Santa Clara County, Calif.
' *
mmion ^ew
.*
June 16, 1960
Volume
assembling
items
be
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Benton Harbor
transistors,
related
industries.-
to
The
utilized
to
.
.
distributing a line of electrical connectors and in
diodes,
capacitors,
transformers, and other
the electronics, aircraft, missile and communications
and
distributing
5961
Number
191
to
maintain
net
proceeds
of
assemble
certain
electrical
and
testers,
The
of the debentures will
short-term bank loans,
product lines and those
material
necessary
to
provide additional working
to
and
interest
at
Avnet
The
three
named
of
by
sold
the
each
Charles
and
officials,
selling
seven
is
the
indebtedness,
Chairman
Board
as
Treasurer.
be
certain
to
This
Avnet
permium
a
Vice-President
as
the
cf
Investment
Act.—V.
Baldwin
191,
to
Y
-
Act
2411.
"
;
Corp.—To
Chemical
'
•
Y'Y
1
today
announced
Acquire—
Chemicals
Cary
Inc.,
will
Inc.
Y
into
Nixon,
largest
States.
Total
been
major
supplier to Nixon.
supply contract
$8,000,000.
Nixon,
facilities
Nixon.—V.
as
171,
amounted
1959
Gas
Electric
&
"
on
,/
t
Cary
with
-
Inc.
June
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
Strudwick
&
Corp.
Kendall,
1,000,000
Co
&
Courts
Wm.
150,000
&
&
&
Francis
I.
Bros:
&
'
&
100,000
Co.
Thomas
Co.;
F.
200,000
Meeds
&
Coe
Inc:
200,000
a
L.
of
200,000
.1.
of
announced on June 9 that it will begin
activities.
?
\
Arnold
25%
per
He said
and now
year
two
The
'
-
subsidiaries
new
are
Beckman
Instruments
International,
Instruments Investment, S. 'A.
The first is an
operating company which will coordinate Beckman's overseas market¬
ing operations, and the second is a holding company which will own
the
operating firm and existing Beckman subsidiaries
in Munich,
Germany, and Glenrothes, Scotland.—V. 191, p. 2087.
S.
/
company
SEC
of
shares
is
June
of
preferred,
j.
involved.
•
1960 filed a letter of notification with
of common stock (par $100) and 2,000
perferred stock as follows: of common, $130
($25
par
per
share).
No
,
of
1960—4 Mos.-
1960—Month—1959
are
new
$
$
$
32,663,384
137,367,695
129,857,018
21,408,209
88,099,608
83.528,984
4,605,200
19,986,700
18,875,800
with
of
1957.
7,667,118
7,297,214
Net
operating
income
5,452,213
4,832,810
4,866,552
21,614,269
20,155,020
19,186,982
18,066,960
i
'
NOTE:
On
account
8,000
Schwabacher
;
0.300
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
4,500
William
0,500
8,000
Stroud
8,000
Co.—
C.
14,000
&
Co,
3,000
E.
R.
Staats
&
Co.—
&
Co., Inc
:
Unterberg, T'owbin
4,500
Co.
4,500
:
4,500
Vietor;
3,000
Common,
Dann
&
Co.
8,000
—
Winslow,
Dean
Cohu
3,000
Stetson
&
3,000
Witter
&
Co.—
14,000
week
28
increase
sales
semi-annual
a
period
16%
of
totalled
ending
sales
over
$10,770,082,
report
sent
to
May
for
14,
the
totalled
1960
period
comparable
George W.
President,
Burry,
stockholders.
of 45%
earnings
over
per
comparable period last year,
stock
stated
Burry
that
of
the
sales
lines
products
new
182,
management
the
"Established
share (after preferred dividends)
when earnings per common share
cents.
44
was
have
looks
trend
have
and
shown
been
forward
with
confidence
profits for the
growth," he added,
received by consumers."
improved
excellent
favorably
714.
p.
-
"(LrE.) Carpenter & Co.—Producing in Argentina—
The
Wharton,
terails
vinyl
J.,
N.
has
company
plastic walk coverings and
production
in
Buenos
upholstery ma*
Aires
for
the
started
45%" owned
affiliate Carpenter S. A.,
it was announced on June 15 by George Lucas, Jr., President.L. E. Carpenter's other South American affiliate, Vicratex Industria e
Comercio S. A. at Sao Paulo, Brazil, established in 1957 and 22'/a %
Argentine
market
through
qwned, has just declared
of
its
an
Initial dividend of 5%
on
its capitalization
20,000,000 cruzeiros.
affiliates
These
are
producing vinyl plastic materials for the automo¬
bile, furniture, upholstery apd wall covering markets in South America,
Mr.
concluded.—V.
Lucas
177,
1366.
p.
Central Public Utility
The SEC
1431.
:
;
700,000
>
700,000
'
-
-
in payment
for
.
located at
aircraft
communications
Cleveland
and Elmore,
construction,
one
other industries,
electronics
Ohio,
shares
will
for
the
be
received
used
to
and
equipment.
and at Reading, Pa.
at Shoemakersville, Pa.
to
company's
metal, and to finance
facilities. It Is planned to in¬
beryllium
of
fabrication
191, pp.
1216 and 795,
,
Musical Instrument
260,000
Common—
common
Co.—Record Net—News—
Citizens Utilities
•
company's earnings in the 1960 March quarter
again set new highs in the company's history, Richard L. Rosenthal,
President
of
the
nationwide,
multi-service utility, informed share¬
The
-
Co.—Files
16,
June
on
company,
covering
Stamford, Conn,
holders
at
annual
the
income
meeting
three
the
for
on June
10.
months
ended
March
31,
1960
was
170 per share, on the 2,260,431 shares of common stock
This was a gain of 17%
in per share earnings over
first quarter net of 140 per share, calculated on the same
$373,197, or
outstanding.
the
1959
capitalization.
also
set
a
new
a gain
twelve
share,
earlier
15%
month
twelve
the
For
had earlier reported calendar year 1959 per
higher than 1958.
period ended March 31, 1960, net income
record. Earnings were $1,640,269, or 730 per common
Citizens
earnings
shares
of
16%
month
the year-
earnings of 630 per share for
over
period
ended March 31, 1959.
shareholders that on May
10th, through
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Citizens had successfully concluded the private
placement of a $6,600,000 issue of its first mortgage bonds maturing
Dec. 31,
1990. He said that proceeds of this bond Issue were substan¬
tially used to discharge bank loans which had been used to finance
the extensive construction and acquisition activities
of the company
over
the course of the past several years.—V.
191, p. 2200.
Rosenthal
Mr.
by the company from the sale of the
finance expansion of facilities at the
production
the
for
filed with the SEC a registration state¬
shares, constituting its first sale of
shares
to the general public. Of the shares registered
40,000 shares
will be sold by the company and 220,000 shares by certain shareholders.
The offering
will be underwritten by an investment banking group
headed by Smith, Barney & Co.
Incorporated in 1920, the company is a manufacturer and distribu¬
tor of musical instruments. Its principal products include: The Lowrey
line of
electronic organs; the Gibson line of guitars, other fretted
musical instruments and electronic amplifiers and the Olds line of
band Instruments. The company is also a large importer of accordions
as
well as a distributor of violins and other stringed orchestral In¬
struments. The company's products are sold by more than 4,000 dealers
throughout the U. S. and Canada, as well as abroad.
This
Net
and
and
secretary.—V.
ment
.
principal business of the company is the production
the
scheduling for hearing for July 7, 1960,
an allowance of $13,815 for
in connection with the proceedings
under the Holding Company Act which
resulted in the Commission's
April, 1959 order modifying
a
prior order with respect to Central
Public Utility Corp. pursuant
to Section
11(b)(2) of said Act and
exempting said company from the Holding Company Act.
In its order, the Commission gave interested persons until June 28,
1960, to request a hearing upon other requests for legal fees and other
allowances, the requested fee allowances ranging from $24,000 for Duke
and Landis, counsel for Central, and $25,000 for Percival E. Jackson
and Theodore N. Tarlau,
committee counsel, to $1,000 for the com¬
$660
Chicago
the acquisition
annual rate of
..I
.
order
an
disbursements
and
to a bank
-
t
and
issued
has
Corp.—Fee Hearing Scheduled
application of Rels & Chandler, Inc., for
mittee's
10,000 shs.
$57,750
exemption order under the Investment Com¬
an
machines
also
advised
beryllium
per
month
$12,669,000
to
4,500
the
for
to
used by Brush Beryllium
in
amounted to $18,076,000 compared
and $7,962,000 in 1957 while net income in¬
1959 from $801,000 in 1958 and $361,000- in
during
1958
$1,482,000
in
1959
•
•
.
of
the
Company
as
.and
June
7,
adjusted to give effect to issuance of the 260,000 shares being
by the company, comprised $6,233,500 convertible subordinated
debentures due 1974 and
1,885,959 shares of common stock.-
Corp.—Backlog—
.cash
Hugh L.
Adding
Rand
Ciary announced
machine
Corp.-
missile
dary
adding
history,
of orders—for products other than
registers-ts
the .largest in company
backlog
"Our
•
of
Clary
The
and
June 12.
register assets
machines
President
on
have
been
•
-
sold
Sperfy-
to
.
data-handling equipment, printers, computers and
components amounted to $4,0000,000 as of
May 1, I960,"
backlog
on
gt&tcd.
Referring
"New
to
sales
of
these
the executive said:
four months of 1960 amounted
products,
order? received during ,the first
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COMMERCIAL
Chicago 3,
of March 3, 1879.
W.
Pressprlch & Co.—
Saunders, Stiver & Co
6,500
Inc._
an
William Dana Seibert, President;
Street,
6,500
R.
4,500
Inc.—
continuation
a
"and
1,081,640 shs.
it must be paid at the
terms,
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
f
3,000
Co.,
income for
the
—V.
Outstanding
7,323 shs.
$57,750
'
of
in
Mr.
FINANCING "
1,500 000 shs.
;
sold
•
&
4,500
Co.,
when
company.
an
10,000 shs.
1960
4,406,882
k -
4,500
Shepard
Inc.
1666.
p.
common
to
Broad
output will be
creased
1,783,423
2199.
Corp.—
Prescott,
3,000
year
for
value for
EARNINGS—Sales
1,902,347
p.
3,000
Corp.
services
hydroxide capacity from 35,000 lbs. of beryllium
60,000 lbs. per month. The additional beryllium
in its fabricating opera¬
tions to meet increasing demand for fabricated beryllium shapes.
1959
taxes—
191,
Co
Co._—_
Increase
an
■
10,000 sbs.~
—
consideration
plants are under
expand
operating
charges
0,500
the 28 week period ending 14, I960 totalled $400,437,
of
39%
over
net
earnings
for
the
comparable
period
when net earnings totalled $287,317.
Earnings per common
share
of
common
stock
(after
preferred
dividends) for the 28 week period ending May 14, 1960 was 64 cents,
if
$200,000;
capacity of the Elmore plant to produce vacuum-cast beryl¬
lium billiets from 12,500 lbs. per month to 24,000 lbs. per month, and
Other
after
14,000
increase
last
for
the
crease
metal
22,060,353
5,062,900
taxes
issued
asset
plant
content
34,477,813
$
income
,
PRESENT
TO
$10
.<
191, p.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
'•
EFFECT
sensitive instruments for
expansion
Period End. Apr. 30—-
THE
approximately
'
value
value—
-
.
business
Two
to
—V.
plant
new
of beryllium, beryllium copper, beryllium oxide and other beryllium
alloys and compounds and fabricated beryllium shapes. The products
are
used in missiles and aircraft, in atomic reactors, in the manufac¬
Elmore
are
Bell Telephone
3,000
Inc.
4,500
Co._
sales
Net
an
its products. It expects to make
is expected that machinery and
cost
6%———————
permitting
net
additional
underwriting
to be used to purchase minority drug store interest,
moving costs, establish three subsidiary dry cleaners, etc.
Net
a
replace the Reading plant,-, the other at Hayward, Cal.
.
The proceeds
Federal
for
site
a
offering consists, of .260,000 new shares being sold by the com¬
to finance its expansion program and 175,182 shares being sold
certain stockholders representing the sale of a part of the Brush
ture
7,
at
GIVING
par
BUSINESS—The
1,500 shares
cumulative
6%
share;
per
on
covering
Smith
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Fay,
191,
stated
..
■
Plants
Begley Drug; Co., Richmond, Ky.—Files With SEC—
The
Co.—
Lynch, Pierce, Fen&
ner
8,000
Co.——„'
&
last year
South-
Beryllium holdings of each of such stockholders.
in
the
the
in
pany
Beckman
and
A.,
Merrill
&
Newhard, Cook & Co.
"Penington, Colket & Co.—
&
$12,543,929,
Brush Beryllium Co.—Common Stock Offered—An
underwriting group managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
McDonald & Company offered, on June 16, 435,182 shares
of common stock of the Cleveland, Ohio, company, at $42
per share.
by
i
,
3,000
3,000
Co
&
Burry Biscuit Corp.—Net Up—
The
foreign sales are increasing at the rate of
constitute approximately 15% of the com¬
sales volume.
total
pany's
-
the Swiss subsidiaries, both
improved service for for-
said
established to make possible
were
customers.
eign
Beckman, President,
O.
,
which will serve as
and manufacturing
\
3,000
McDonald-Moore
8,000
&
&
&
Net
bank
set forth here represents the balance payable
has
SEC
''
.
Geneva,
It
of
Inc.—To Open Subs.—
of two new Swiss subsidiaries
the
company's
foreign sales
McCormick
3,000
Inc.—
Street Investing Corp., to issue its shares
substantially all of the cash and securities
Hugest Company, Inc.—V. 191, p. 2411.
■
Dr.
no
bank,
Act
their
Hentz
—V.
assurance
communities
bearing note__„—
amount
The
pany
191, p. 2515.
Instruments, Inc.,
3,000
Hornblower & Weeks
Broad Street Investing Corp.—Order Issued—
at
operation in July
headquarters
for
..
.
$140,000 a year.—V.
&
<.
Beckman Instruments,
in
future.
plant, will
the company as part
Frenchtown. Under its
by
v
150,000
Beckman
selection
quarterly rate of $2,625.
Co., "
—
14,000
3,000
&
Hooker
100,000
&
Brothers!
4,500
Corp.
Cleveland
Reld
Hirsch
acting as trustee for the former owners of Frenchtown, on a note given
250,000
Wright
to
tThe
&
Inc
Yantis
S.
;
700,000
Co.—
3,000
Miller,
3,000
Lehman
8,000
Sachs &
H.
obligation represents a balance of company obligation on a
payable to C. P. Bowers, made in 1956. The balance is payable at
note
Co.,
Inc
Battles,
—
&
Irving Lundborg & Co,—
Mason-Hagan,
Inc
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
•This
150,000
&
stock
tNotes
Hutchinson
Co
—V.
off
paying
several
storage of
near
new
stock par
second preferred stock
400,000
Co.,
&
1
Mellen
further
It
& Co.__
—
Arthur
400,000
&
the
preferred
Common
..
Meyer &
Cartwright
Sweney
400,000
400,000
Co.
Bissell
&
400,000
___
Co.
Inc.—
&
in
the
assembly and
•Non-interest
&
are
Co.-
Goodbody
negotiating
300,000
Nicolaus
Stroud
Co.,
Co
Illinois
McMaster
for
States
for, .the
is
1st
6%
,
,
&
Goldman,
the
Authorized
250,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Mackall
negotiating
is
CAPITALIZATION
6%
150,000
Stifel,
150,000
250,000
&
Haupt &
Laird,
of
100,000
Folger, Nolan, FlemingHibbs
—
300,000
Co.IIIY,
Co.
,
facturing facilities."
&
Fox
Stokes
—__
Frank,
Stern,
'
Freeman
all
anticipates
company
choice in
Boyce___
&
Stern Brothers
1,500,000
Morris,
Steele
Stein
&
____
Co.__
J."
H.
150,000
Dulles
Inc.
(6,500 '
Corp.—
Michigan
Fulton,
rental agreement, which the company may make
on
both bases) would not require the latter
is expected that approximately $250,000 will be
expended before the end of the calendar year either by the company
or through its subsidiaries for the improvement of certain
of its manu-
Y
Hammill
of
&
Dominlck____
Clark
First
McDonald
3,000
Securities
First
number
agreed to purchase,
forth
below
opposite
Inc.
Simmons—
&
Fahey,
and
Joseph,
4,500
House
aggregate
so
set
Janney,
8,000
_
Domlnick
The
as
severally
Shares
Bleich-
Equitable
of the
and $800,000; Bowers has reasonable
United
it
(and
800,000
1,000,000
duPont
>
Co.,
Stringfellow
&
The
has
is
Co.
87,841
Co
&
&
87,841
—
S.
shares.
shares,
___
Securities
Curtiss,
of
equipment.
company
expenditure.
Humphrey Co., Inc.
Scott
Shearson,
Bodine
B.
susbidiary
$250,000. A long-term
Townsend,
&
>
100,000
Pollock
E.
100,000
__
Merle-Smith
Elkins,-
owned
acts
have
underwriters.
Clark, Dodge & Co
two
Bowers
arrives
at an
arrangement for purchase of a new site and
plant, it' is expected that this will require approximately $125,000 additional,. with the balance of the purchase price and construction cost, to
be financed by conventional institutional mortgage, of
approximately
v
100,000
100,000
Inc.—_
Dick &
Co.
its
and
chiefly
$700,000
equipment
600,000
400,000
Davenport & Co.—I
Crouter
is
definite
a
Robinson-
The
Cunningham, Schmertz
DeHaven
$1
below
Shares
Co._
Barth
435,182
Kuhn,. Loeb
the
of
.
Inc.—
&
Carolina
outstanding
and
value
wholly
a
acquired
"
manufacture;
;
&
1,000,000
Co.__—
Co.,
by
and
Blunt Ellis
debt of be¬
that the
proceeds, of the underwriting will result in its ability to change its
banking arrangements under which inventory and accounts receivable
(for which this debt
has
been
incurred during the past year)
are
pledged, to loans on open lines of credit; this, should result in substan¬
tial savings to the company, which has had an average cost of 7% for
such loans during the past year. The company also pxpects to repay
not in excess of approximately $130,000 on demand notes due directors
and stockholders which have been subordinated to bank debt.
&
Colket
Co.
Inc.__
Burr,
&
owned
Bowers
1959',
orginal
eastern
200,000
Inc
Penington,
700,000
i_—
&
issued
par
names.
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
J
named
underwriters
fractional
Co
&
the
of
Allyn and Co., Inc.__
roedef,
*
$250,000
Co._
Copeland
Patterson,
100,000
Co._
Northwest
Pacific
Clayton Securities
Coffin
be
-
in
The
Amount
$11,200,000
__
&
stock
common
respective
Bache
'
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Burnham
27,
PROCEEDS—The
named
Amount
Bache
v
,
Co.
its
stock,
common
its
Plug
aggregating
each
eliminate
representatives
C.
A.
.
Aug.
tween
below.
Anderson
Spark
to
McDonald
engaged in the sale cf replacement units, rather
The present activities of the company and
are characteristic of a change in the marketing channels in the United States which has affected the sales of its
products! While a good proportion of batteries and spark plugs are
sold by Bowers to distributors and then redistributed through inde¬
pendent retailers in competition with the products of other manufac¬
turers, a large proportion is sold to mass marketers which then dis¬
tribute these products under their own brand names. This offers the
advangtage to Bowers as well as to others similarly situated of a broad
distribution system which need not be maintained by the Company.
Additional financing details follow:
purchasers
to
continues
Bowers
below have severally agreed,
subject ^to' the terms and conditions of the Purchase Agreement, -to
purchase from the company all of the new bonds. The respective prin¬
cipal amounts of new bonds agreed to be purchased by each are set
PURCHASERS—The
of
of
shares
and
by
which
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
share.
shares of¬
per
Ohio,
stock.
common
and the
company
and
each selling shareholder
to sell to them, certain percentages, set forth
Agreement, of the number of shares of common stock
the company and each selling shareholder as set forth
•v
it^ marketing subsidiaries
$25,000,000 of this firm's first refunding mortgage
10 of
sinking fund bonds.
the
Cleveland,
Co.,
the
agreed
prospectus,
Arnhold
at $5.40 per share.
In
than
•
t
offering
sold
the
shares
their
Dempsey-
stock at $6
common
Battery
issuance
were
and
actions.
Additional Financing
—
prospectus,
Trust
for
underwriters
Purchase
in
duly authorized and
'outstanding shares of the Frenchtown Porcelain Co., a New Jersey
corporation which manufactures technical ceramics. Frenchtown had
:
been substantially a family owned company.
The acquisitions by present ownership of the stock of Bowers and by
Bowers
of
the: stock
of Frenchtown
were
in
"arms
length" trans¬
'/
Co.
Cleveland
Registrar
.
f
Baltimore
and
purchase,
severally
the
being
-
to
1986.
p.
Details—Our June 13 issue reported the
The
be made
Chicago,
then duly authorized and
company
were
acquired
by the
(.present ownership. Recently, the company went through a recapitaliza¬
tion, the. purpose of which was to effect the splitting of the common
stock at a ratio of 54.6697 to one. The other practical effects of the
( recapitalization were to increase the number of authorized shares out¬
standing, and to change the shares to no par value.
approximately
Nixon-Baldwin will carry on the business and operations
employing
the
same
personnel and utilizing
the same
for
Nixon
of
par
no
August, 1956, more than 99.7%
outstanding" common shares of the
manufacturer
sales
14
Bowers.
;
manufacturers of plastic sheeting, is the
of
rigid vinyl sheeting in the United
oldest
the
of
one
second
Ira
in
classes of preferred stock par value $10 and $10, respectively. All of the
authorized and outstanding preferred stock of both classes has recently
'
m
long-term
a
this
Before
Nixon-Baldwin.
W.
of
prospectus covered an additional 30,000
"securities
(June
present
a
enter
June
company's
organized to
was
Chemicals
&
will
Co.
Trust
&
to
agreed
have
is a Pennsylvania
(corporation organized in 1931 to carry on a manufacturing business
founded in 1922, and, as its name implies, it makes batteries and spark
plugs, as well as ceramic products through a subsidiary.
purchase Nixon Nitration Works by Allen
J. Baldwin, President of Nixon, and by George P. Blasius and others.
Mr. Baldwin is President of Baldwin Chemical Corporation and will
be President of Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals Inc.
Mr. Blasius is President
&
Bank
through
next,
Payment
cent.
per
1,
first mortgage serial
100%
plus accrued
of
a
fered to employees
Chicago,
Company
p.
corporation
Baldwin
forth
one
National
July
at
The
20) that it had entered
into a contract for the purchase of the business and assets of Nixon
Nitration Works, of Nixon, N. J., for $6,050,000 in cash.
Consummation of the acquisition will take place on or before June
30, 1960, at which time the name of Baldwin Chemical Corp. will be
changed to Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals Inc.
Nixon Nitration Works will
be dissolved following the acquisition.
This
of
its
1950
this
On
of
of
1,
Tegeler & Co., St. Louis 1, Mo., offered 250,000 shares of
and
111., has withdrawn its application
for an order declaring that it is
primarily engaged m a business or businesses other than that of an
investment
company.
A hearing
on
the application was held on
May
12, 1960.
Subsequently, the company requested withdrawal of
said application, stating that the need therefor has become moot by
reason
Of
the sale on
May 11
and 13 of all but $150,000 of the
$14,000,000 of installment notes of City Products Corp. which had
been
acquired by L.T.L. in connection
with the sale of its former
business
and
properties. The company now
states that, since con¬
summating said transactions, it does own investment securities ex¬
ceeding 40%
of its total assets,
exclusive of government securities
and cash items.
Accordingly, it now appears chat B. T. L. does not
now
come
within the definition of an investment company contained
in
of
Illinois
Continental
fered—Pursuant
individual shareholders,
The amount of shares
amendment.—V. 190, p. 1415.
Corp.—Withdraws Application—
corporation,
the
under
on
$43,000
dated
BUSINESS—Bowers
T. L.
B.
redemption
Jan.
fund,
bonds,
Bowers Battery & Spark Plug Co.—Common Stock Of¬
the largest
stockholders.
supplied by
be
to
has
company
Agent
adjusted
outstanding
1,513,200 shares of common stock, of which 1,068,672 shares (70.62% )
are
owned by the Avnet family and certain
foundations, trusts and
custodians,
The prospectus lists Lester Avnet as President, Robert H.
to
for
sinking
plus
the
called
has
the
fund
of
sinking
Chicago, 111.—V. 185, p. 2798.
addition
are
association
operation
capital.
In
Transfer
UNDERWRITERS—The
inventories of both new
distributed,
to
stock
parts
and
currently
APPOINTMENT—The
Hospital Association—Partial Redemp¬
tion—
its sale
outstanding
from
$600,000
repay
required
'3
(2635)
of
the
fluctuations
in
the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions
and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
The Commercial and
(2636)"
increase of 166% over $9ft>;00'6 worth of new orders
comparable 1959 period.
the first four months of 1960 amounted to $1,370,000,
increase of 52% over $905,000 worth of deliveries in the comparable
to $2,400,000/ an
an
period."—V.
1959
191,
$55,000,000 at
Financing Details—Our June 13 issue reported the of¬
fering on June 9 of 298,204 shares of this firm's out¬
standing common stock.
Additional financing details
bonds
Securities
Co
&
E.
Union
Dillon,
60,204
i
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Lestrange & Co._
Auchincloss, Parker &
Si
Blyth
Co.
&
Co
&
Dallas
Union
Erdman
duPont
Alester
Inc.
Co.,
C.
8,000
8,000
Winslow,
Seaboard
Atlantic
Corp.,
Baxter
&
Bear,
properties
from
is
the purchase,
in
engaged
Cooley
&
only, of natural
at wholesale
Shelby
300,000
Co
Dickson
&
Co.,
Emanuel,
Deetjen
Equitable
about
with
connection
In
purchase,
the
Atlantic
Seaboard
will
issue
to
the notes to Columbia in prepayment
will transfer
Cumberland
of
Schmidt,
-
equal face amount of its notes owing to Columbia. Hope is to be
paid a cash consideration of $2,640,000. To finance the purchase from
Hope and to obtain funds to defray a major portion of the 1960 cost
of
activating the storage project, estimated at $11,579,400, Atlantic
Seaboard proposes to issue to Columbia $10,540,000 of long-term notes.
—V. 191, p. 2200,
The
Chase
The
of
the
Manhattan
stock,
common
Si
Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Bank
10 cents
has
appointed transfer
agent
value, of the corporation.—V. 191,
par
June 14 it
was
Co.—Private
Paper
announced that the
private placement of
The
SEC
has
issued
order under the Investment
continue to serve as the in¬
and Composite Bond and
Stock Fund, Inc., under an agreement between the adviser and the
Funds/ The death of two persons controlling the adviser resulted in
a
transfer of controlling interests therein to their estates.—V. 191,
Act
Company
permitting
adviser
for
exemption
Composite to
an
Composite
Fund,
Inc.,
2412.
p.
150,000
E.
200,000
—
1,000,000
250,000
Norfolk
Johnston,
Si
Co.
Inc.—
400,000
Si
Co.,
—V.
corporation, of 5600 West Jarvis Ave., Chicago, on June 9
filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 551,843 shares
of common stock, 4,500 shares of 6*/2% cumulative convertible preferred
stock, series A, $100 par, 2,000 shares of 6Vz% cumulative convertible
preferred shares, series B, $100 par, and $3,000,000 of 6*/2% ten-year
subordinated convertible debentures due March 15, 1970. An aggregate
of
186,290 common shares are issuable upon exercise of conversion
rights in the series A and series B preferred stocks and the debentures.
All
the
securities
issued
since Jan. 1, 1959, except 175,000 com¬
be issued from time to time in the acquisition
of additional businesses or to augment working capital and $700,000
of the debentures, of which $500,000 may be issued in exchange to
shares which
were
may
holders
of
sold
Television-Electronics
to
the
series
A
and
B
preferred Stocks
Fund,
Inc., of
and
$200,000
will
be
Chicago.
According to the prospectus, 78,66-1 common shares were issued for
all the outstanding capital stock of Burke Golf Equipment
Corp. and
Burke Golf Sales, Inc.; 10,000 shares for the
property and assets of
Radiation Electronics Corporation; 32,000 shares to William Levine
and others at $16.50 per share; 58,462 shares for all the
outstanding
stock of
Nebraska Salesbook
Co.; and 11,430 shares to Marvin B.
Levy and others for U. S. Business Forms Co., a partnership.
The
4,500
shares
and
others
Ted
of
Chanock
for
series
A
preferred
$450,000 and
and
First
the
Nevada
were
2,000
Corp.
issued to Bernard
shares
of
series
B
of
Beverly Hills
$2,300,000 of the debentures were issued for $2,300,000
Acker and others.—V. 190, p. 1269.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Offered
B.
cash
150,000
Geruldsen
L.
&
Co.,
100,000
——
Harold E. Wood & Co.—
Co.
..
Smith
—
150,000
than
in
the
July
dividend
to
shareholders
were
at
the
rate
of
50 cents
a
Bankers
The
York
Co.
stock, $1 par value, at
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
additional
An
poses.
addition
for
company
80
the
first
cents
a
three
months
common
<0
share,
of
an
1960,
increase
of
Products
10
from
to
rose
over
sale
of 80,000 shares, .will gq. to the
capital and general corporate "pur¬
are
being sold by certain selling
shares
in
Corp.
and
production and sale
the
development
and
sale
its
subsidiaries
residential
principally
are
manufactured
of
of
homes
the
and
properties
United
States.
All
outstanding
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current issue,
will
consist
class
of
B
186,472
shares
1959
$680,554,
were
Dec.
31,
of
stock
common
and
capitalization
494,227
shares
stock.
common
EARNINGS—Consolidated
equal
1959,
earnings
to
$1.13
earnings
for
per
the
March
ended
year
share.
For
the
equal
$545,787,
were
to
nine
31,
months
cents
91
per
share.
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
number
of
shares
of
names
and
addresses of
stock
common
to
be
the
underwriters and
purchased
by
each
are
follows:
as
Shares
A.
Becker
G.
J.
&
&
Dittmar
G.
Co.
Inc.—
and
I.
4,000
,
3,500
Co
Co.,
Si
Co.
&
Loewi
Si
Co.
&
2,000
Sons
McDonald
Barry Mitchell Si
Mullaney, Wells &
Co—
4,000
Co—
Co
2,000
3,500
The
2,000
Peters,
Si
Newhard,
Corp.
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc—
The
W.
First
D.
Cleveland
Gradlson
&
&
C.
4,000
Co.—
Henderson
Si
Si
and
191,
Cubic
m.
Si
Inc.—
Co
2,500
3,000
2,000
Southwick-Campbell & Co.,
2,000
Stephem"inc~——II—I2,000
2,000
Stern
Space
Brothers
Stroud
Si
Wagenseller
Westheimer
&
-
Inc.
Durst,
2,000
4,000
2,000
Co
Si
2,500
;
'•
.
3,500
Co.
&
Co., Inc.—
2,000
2,500
Inc
•
6,000
Inc.——
Associates,
Simon
Co.,
6,000
Co
1432.
p.
&
—
_
inc
Inc
Kohlmeyer & Co
—V.
1.
3,500
Inc
Pierce
—
Security
Co.,
Lane,
Co.,
Si
2,000
2.000
4,000
4,000
&
ScharffJones,
Labouisse,
Co.
Johnson,
Corp.
Kalman
'
3,500
10,000
1'000
Weil,
Illinois
Inc.
Co
Co._
Writer
Rauscher,
3,500
Sanford
Cook
Ohio
6,000
Co.—
Christensen,
1,000
Stieglitz
&
Inc
2,000
Inc
duPont
Edwards
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers—:
6,000
12,000
4,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.—
2,500
4,000
Podesta
&
Shares
20,000
Co
Cruttenden,
Francis
&
Crane
Barth
The
earnings
cents a share
the
working
80,000
common
share.
per
in the
shares of the company
and
its
subsidiaries and
affiliated
companies having formerly been
closely held, there has been no previous public market for its stock.
*
•
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•.'<••?
Corp.—Proposes Offering—
This
corporation, of 5575 Kearny Villa Road, San Diego, Calif., filed
registration statement with the SEC on June
8, 1960, covering 50,000
shares of capital stock.
Of the 50,000 shares
offered, 25,000 shares
are being offered for
the account of the
company and 19,000 and 6,000
a
™
Werner.
The
e~esPectIv<; accounts of Walter
offering price will be delated
J.
to the
Zable and Robert V.
current market price
vf. outstanding stock at the time of offering.
win
and
Produces
and
devices
electronic
Precision tracking of missiles, satellites and
a
aircraft.
Underwriting terms
amendment. Hayden, Stone & Co. heads the group
underwriters
A
substantial^portion of its business Is research and developth!. Rai»
osS 2
g 504,800 shares of stock. Net proceeds of
additiSfoi L«Si
share,s by the company will be used to provide
volumS" inn
fliCap tal for anticipated further increases in its sales
nf
to
to
of
tiln?
build
acouirp
connection; the company expects to use $400,000
^400'000 to finance receivables, and $200,000
test and manufacturing equipment,
President and owner of 293,302 shares
eL! Viu Werner as executive vice-president and
shares of
oddiMn«°^
i
i
orocsne^ni u&! eJ®ctr°nlc
ouSndini ef uable }s
The
the
of
owner
Com
in
agent
company.
which offered
group
price of $13
a
BUSINESS—Crawford
acquisition,
100,000
quarter.
Agent—
appointed co-transfer
par
value of
the
$1
stockholders.
Howard,
approved
been
stock
underwriting
an
TTInc'T""
Commenting on the action taken by the board, Mr. Brady stated
"improved earnings were chiefly the result of the performance
of the company's international
affiliates. Earnings show an upward
trend in every major country in which we operate." He said that
these overseas manufacturing and marketing organizations had shown
substantial growth in recent years, and that their future potential
for voluihe" growth is even more promising. Financial results of the
domestic operations were "quite satisfactory," according to Mr. Brady.
"Altogether, our world-wide results are beginning to reflect the
market area extensions,
the capital improvements, and the develop¬
ing benefits of the merger with Best Foods," Mr. Brady said.
In
has
Co.
common
14, 160,000 shares of this corporation's
Friedrichs
was
the
Inc. heads
June
on
&
—
Trust
for
Crawford Corp.—Common Stock Offered—A. G. Becker
&
92 finn
92,600
the
outstanding stock.—V. 190;
p.
668.
Dayco Corp.—Net At Record—
that
to
gas
years,
Cook Coffee Co.—Co-Transfer
100,000
Corn Products Co.—Hikes Dividend—
in
17
1984.
p.
100,000
of
increase
in
1944 through 1960, of which $205,000,000
additional investment since 1952."
The company provides natural gas service to a population of about
2,500,000 in 30 lower Michigan counties and includes space heating
service to 305,000 customers,
15 times as many as in 1944.—V. 191,
200,000
subsidiaries, and in the amount of $35,000,000 for
their gas storage
requirements.
Consolidated also will renew until
July 1961 its $30,000,000 of outstanding bank notes previously au¬
thorized by the Commission.
The funds derived from the sale of
additional notes, together with funds from internal sources of the
Consolidated system and dervied In part from Consolidated's recent
sale
of
debentures, will be made available to the subsidiaries by
means
of intrasystem issuances,
sales and acquisitions
of
common
stocks and short-term and long-term notes.
Subject to market con¬
ditions
and
other
circumstances,
Consolidated
Intends
to
refund
through long-term debt financing the $25,000,000 of new short-term
construction notes prior to their maturity and possibly in 1960 and
the $30,000,000 of extended notes before July 1, 1961.—V. 191, p. 2412.
An
and 55% more than we paid in 1954."
has been invested by the company
1944,
$258,000,000
the
Hayden, Stone & Co
.
to Sam
terest, to yield 4.70%. The group won award of the bonds
at competitive sale on June 14 on a bid of 100.1599%.
Competing bids for the bonds, also as 43/4s, came from:
Morgan Stanley & Co., 100.10999, and First Boston
paid in
we
Hattier
Howard
Bonds
our
T.
by the board of directors, it was announced on June 14 by President
William T. Brady. The quarterly dividend, to be payable July 25 to
shareholders of record on July 1, will be 55 cents. Previous dividends
—
year,"
this
than
Halle
The
SEC has
issued an
order under the Holding Company Act
authorizing this New York holding company to make additional bank
borrowings for the purpose of aiding its subsidiaries in their 1960
construction
program.
Additional borrowings are
to
be
made
by
Consolidated in the amount of $25,000,000 for the construction re¬
quirements
gas supplied to Consumers customers
Louisiana and Texas.
Mr. Aymond said, "unless we are suc¬
efforts to resist the application to us oi certain of the
Oklahoma,
of
rate increases now pending before the Fedcnl Power Com¬
we will be paying 145%
more for gas imported into Michigan
150,000
Inc.
Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner
Wyllie and Thornhill—
Yates, Heitner & Woods
191, p. 2088.
was
of all natural
90%
Kansas,
end
in
pipeline
A.
&
150,000
—
the
"By
Eoettcher
&
Whittaker
Williams
than
from
comes
Arnold
100,000
;
Co.
—
300,000
Wertheim & Co.—. 1,650,000
C. N. White & Co..
200,000
T.
Inc.
of the proposed increase
need for increased revenue is dependent in part on
proceedings pending before the Federal Power Commission involving
the rates of pipeline companies, Mr. Aymond stated.
"We are resisting the pipeline increase
where we believe it to be
unjustified," He said. "To the extent that we may be successful, the
deficiency in our earnings will be reduced.
In the meantime, we are
obliged to pay the increased cost."
The
preferred to
$200,000.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. is manager of an
underwriting syndicate which offered on June 15 an
issue of $50,000,000 Consolidated Edison Co. of New
York, Inc., first and refunding mortgage bonds, 4%%
series R, due June 1, 1990, at 100.799%, and accrued in¬
Wallace,
last
company's
ended
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Financing Approved—
for
—
Corp., 100.05.
Inc._
Zuckerman,
Comptometer Corp.—Registers With SEC—
mon
Co.,
announcement by A. H. Aymond, Jr., Chairman of the
change in the company's gas rate schedule was a
an
The
The
150,000
150,000
—
150,000
Taylor & Co.—
John B. Joyce & Co
200,000
100,000
300,000
& Co
Walter Stokes & Co
C.
150,000
150,000
200,000
Co
cording to
of
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
"
Inc.
Kean,
Agee & Leach—
Nicolaus & Co.,
—
Robert
750,000
100,000
Co.
&
&
—
Co.
Jones
Josey
Inc.
250,000
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
I.
Sterne,
Lane,
Lemon
D.
&
—
200,000
Johnson,
Space Corp..
Edward
Fox
400,000
Meyer
400,000
600,000
Co.,
Co.
Frank,
rates
general reduction in 1954. The amount
not specified in the application.
150,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Thomas & Co.—
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Varnedoe, Chisholm &
—
H.
r
Co.—
150,000
Indianapolis Bond and
Share Corp..
Investment Corporation
The
400,000
&
an
southeastern
&
500,000
200,000
&
1,250,000
Deane
has filed with the Michigan Public Service Com¬
application for authority to make an upward
adjust¬
for natural gas service to its Michigan customers ac¬
company
in
engaged
400,000
—
Hutton
F.
Si
700,000
200,000
100,000
J. S. Strauss & Co._.—
Sutro Bros. & Co
Co
&
Hilsman
Kalman
This
The
mission
1,650,000
1,000,000
150,000
Inc.
Mayes,
Richards
H.
Inc.
of
Composite Research & Management Co.—Exemption—
&
Co._
Stix
Hobbs
Co
Si
Hendrix
Placement—
$7,090,000 of promissory notes, due Feb. 1, 1975, was
negotiated for the company by Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
vestment
Funk,
150,000
X—__—
150,000
—
Harrison
J.
Locks
Combined
H.
&
Steele
J.
Stifel,
Co.,
_
Co
Hill
2200.
p.
bonds
300,000
300,000
200,000
—J.
Stern,
400,000
&
Gregory & Sons——
been
250,000
*
1
150,000
&
—
Scribner
H.
Co
Si
Freeman
M.
Inc.
150,000
William R. Staats & Co.
>
250,000
Freeman
M.
Singer,
v
Corp.
Roberts
Co.
200,000
±
150,000
150,000
Co.
Seasongood &
Mayer—
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Shear son, Hammill &
150,000
Cleveland
First
Creston
Columbia Technical
$238,500,000. It intends to sell
"More
400,000
——
Schwabacher
300,000
'250,000
Co.
(Inc.)
an
Parke
1,650,000
—
California
First
Gardner
&
Rotan, Mosle Si Co
F. Rothschild &
Co.,
—
——
L.
'
—
Wholstetter
$3,429,000 of notes, the balance of $619 to be paid in cash;
Cumberland
ditures for property
New
Inc.—
Co.,
300,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Finkle, Seskis &
and
has made or proposes to make capital expen¬
additions in 1960 and 1961 in an estimated amount
$35,000,000 additional first mortgage
during 1960.—V. 191, p. 1984.
The company
program.
The Robinson-Humphrey
1,650,000
& Co.
Clement A. Evans &
Inc
proceeds from
Co.,
&
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.
Securities
<
the sale will be used to finance in part the
construction program, to reimburse the company's treasury
for expenditures made for such purposes, and to repay short-term bank
loans obtained in connection
with the financing of the construction
net
The
company's
750,000
Co.,
scheduled to expire on Aug. 12.
expected on July 26. Rights are
facilities
Hughes
600,000
1,000,000
by Atlantic Seaboard of an additional underground storage
estimated to have an ultimate maximum reservoir capacity of
mcf of natural gas. The initial activation is scheduled for
1960-61, but the development of maximum capacity is expected to
extend over a period of about four years and involve expenditures of
Inc.
&
•-
—
Corp.
E.
Reinholdt
pool
,
offer
&
250,000
Elkine,' Morris, -Stokes &
Co.
—1—
45,800,000
Pollock
Wm.
&
—_—
operation
$25,000,000.
The
250,000
Raffensperger,
100,000
&
Co.
Dick & Merle-Smith—
S.
Pforzheimer
H.
Inc.
& Co.—
Davis
—
Co.
300,000
Cullon
._
Inc
200,000
.
Inc.
Carl
Securities
Co.
R.
Inc
Christensen,
600,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
-
Kendall,
and officers of the company and its subsidiary, Michigan Gas
Co., will be entitled to purchase a portion of the debentures.
is
to be underwritten by means
of competitive bidding,
ployees
Storage
represents
Penington, Colket & Co.
Peters, Writer Si
Schmertz
Union
Davenport
gas to
250,000
300,000
250,000
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•
company
150,000
Co.
Patterson, Copeland &
100,000
Asks
—
a
250,000
Co
Northwest
Registers Debentures
—
mission,
150,000
Overton Si
A.
Pacific
Inc
Co.,
J.
.
Co.
of 212 West Michigan Avenue, Jackson, Michigan,
registration statement with the SEC on June 15, covering
$38,101,600
of
convertible
debentures
due
1975.
The
company
proposes
to offer the debentures for subscription at 100%
prnicipal
amount, by stockholders of record July 26, 1960, at the rate of $100
of debentures for each 25 shares of stock then held. In addition, em¬
This
filed
cessful
1,000,000
Hirshberg,
and
Inc.
900,000
Corp.
Hanseatic
York
1832.
p.
Rate Hike—
More
Corp.
100,000
Inc
Co.,
Dallas
&
200,000
Norris
&
Co
Si
200,000
Hutchinson
100,000
New
900,000
Co
&
150,000
Inc
Co.,
200,000
300,000
200,000
Sherrerd
&
1,650,000
—
Moreland,
Brandenberger & Currie
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
1,650,000
Co.—
Stein
Cunningham,
transmission
storage,
affiliated a^ nor^-affili¬
ated companies. It has entered into agreements with Cumberland and
JT6pe to acquire certain oil and gas leases and leasehold rights, gas
"•.wells, pipelines, well equipment, and other properties, located in the
Terra Alta field in Portland and Union Districts. of. Preston Coppty,
West Virginia, to be utilized in connection with the activation and
sale,
and
Julien Collins
Inc.—Subsidiary Proposes Acq.
affiliate,
an
Seaboard
Atlantic
and
&
300,000
Mid-South Securities Co.
150,000
1,100,000
Co
Si
Byrd Brothers
Clayton Securities
non-affiliate, Hope Natural Gas Co., a subsidiary of
a
190,
the six month period ending
late in July, but the Com
indicated that earnings had continued to improve.
•:
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•
President
Consumers Power
Board.
Williams
Co.
&
Co.
Co
Corbett
Pickard,
Inc
Consolidat¬
ed Natural Gas Co.; and the Commission has issued an order giving
interested persons until June 27, 1960, to request a hearing thereon.
from
&
Co
and
Inc.—
Co.,
Levy,
McMaster
250,000
Burns,
Joint
subsidiary of The Columbia Gas System,
a
North
Bradford
&
Stern
Loewi &
1,400,000
Stearns &
C.
&
Co.
300,000
150,000
Baum
Boettcher
SEC for approval of the acquisition of certain
Cumberland & Allegheny Gas Co., and
has applied to the
Inc.,
K.
Butcher
Columbia Gas System,
prin¬
$200,000
Lawson,
&
Inc
Co.
below.
Co.,
severally
respective
MacArthur
Kormendi
200,000
Co
Fitch,
George
—
Oil
~v.
:
of
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co
&
Burnham
Tidewater
150,000
Inc
Bramhall
"TV"
have
below
following
Co.
Bleich-
S.
Ashmun
S.
J.
—
operating
Amount
1,650,000
Barret,
2,200
Corp.
Co
Strudwick,
&
and
roeder,
C.
Stetson
&
named
the
company
Kenower,
Corp.
4,000
Inc.
Chemical
&
Carbon
Collier
See
Cohu
receding
$68,764,000.
of
underwriters
total
had
company
income
the
from
Securities
Anderson
Arnhold
2516.
p.
Venture
American
8,000
Hornblower & Weeks
191,
Allison-Williams
2,000
Wheat & Co
net
Co.
Si
8,000
Tracy,
.
Hayden, Stone & Co.——
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Stuart
2,200
&
and
$6,750,000
Bache
Inc
J.
—V.
Halsey,
Mosley
Inc.
1,000
&
purchase
to
the
1959,
year
quarter of 1959. Earnings for
will not be announced until
30,
Products
ment
4,000
Co., Inc
Taylor, Rogers
Co.———
Harrison
Co.
Suplee, Yeatman,
12,500
3,000
1,000
Inc
&
the
$614,908,000
Amount
4,000
Stroud
prices
June
•Monday, June.20, 1960
•.
.
-
optional
cipal amount of bonds:
12,500
2,200
12,500
of
5,000
8,000
Inc.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
—
V-
It
Inc.
Co.———
2,000
Co.,
——
&
at
sale
UNDERWRITING—The
4,000
Riter
Co.,
and
steam.
agreed
&
1,000
Corp.—
&
—
Jackson
Barney
at
special redemption
accrued interest.
plus
par,
4,000
Co.„
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
&
/
-r '
redeemable
be
redeemable
be
to
REVENUES—For
2,200
Ohio Co.„_
Smith,
of
revenues
4,000
8,000
Marache Si Co._
Hanrahan
4,000
5,000
12,500
2,000
5,000
Sachs & Co
Granbery,
;
Co
Webber,
bonds.
will
County; and steam service in a part of Manhattan.
It
controls, through ownership of all the voting stock, Consolidated:
Telegraph & Electrical Subway Co. which owns a system of under¬
ground conduits used pricipally by the company.
2,200
Co.—
—
Furman
Co
&
Curtis
2,000
—
Goldman,
The
8,000
Co.——
G.
—
Corp.
Si
Securities
&
Milwaukee
Paine,
Dominick
Boston
First
4,000
—
I.
Equitable
Masten &
E.
A.
the
of
bonds
Westchester
of
Leavens, Inc.—
Brothers—12,500
3,000
:—
&
Lemon
5,000
Space
-
Manley, Bennett & Co.—
Securities
inc
Dominick
Francis
James A.
4,000
Sherrerd——
Butcher &
i
Lehman
——
—.
Courts
——
Lane,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.____
Sullivan
Inc.
„_
Battles,
&
—
Johnson,
Johnston,
5,000
Inc.—.—— 12,500
4,000
& Co.,
Co
&
Bosworth,
Co._
Dulles
Corp.
———
Co.,
Boettcher
Co.,
The
___———4,000
Redpath
Bache
Inc.
8,000
2,000
C.
A.
Arthurs,
Hutton &
F.
Janney,
sale
company is engaged in the manufacture, generation
of gas and electricity and the manufacture and
supplies electricity in the Boroughs of Manhattan,
the Bronx, Brooklyn, Richmond and parts of Queens, all in the City
of New York, and in Westchester County excepting
the northeastern
portions of that county; gas service in the Boroughs and Manhattan
and the Rronx, in parts 6f Queens,' and in che more populous parts
sale
Shares
Shares
•
•
also
100.799%
purchase
underwriters named below, acting through
Securities & Co. as Manager of the offering,
have severally agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders the
number of shares of the common stock set forth opposite their names.
Union
4
of
1990
BUSINESS—The
UNDERWRITERS—The
Eastman
will
from
•.
Dillon,
the date
redemption prices ranging from 105.80% to par, plus accrued interest.
However, prior to June 1, 1965, no bonds will be redeemable from
proceeds
through any refunding operation incurred at an interest
cost of less than the interest rate carried by these bonds. The 1990
Inc.—Additional
follow:
short
of
the first
the sale of the bonds will become
the company and will be applied
term
bank
loans,
estimated
at
proceeds from
funds of
treasury
retirement
REDEMPTION —The
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New York,
Eastman
the
toward
1667.
p.
the
of
part
a
•'Deliveries for
,
PROCEEDS—Net
-
the
in
received
Financial Chronicler
of'the
said
fiscal
in
9 7%
I2X' establ.lshed
the
S ? S
Sales
frnm
+ho
period
ended APril 30, I960, the first half
a new record, C. M. Christie, President,
report t0 shareholders.
amounted
to
$47,446,958,
corresponding period last
$43,268,926.
year,
an
of
were
Increase
when
sales
tributedngDro«t«? th£c?erIod;, including
Rubber
share
In
n
the
tne
the company's share of undisappllcable taxes if distributed, of Copolymer
9°,rp" amounted to $764,869, or 60 cents per
corresnondifio period last shares of common stock outstanding,
1'19!>384
corresponding
on
&
Chemieoi
an
year,
profits amounted to
$1,199,983,
Volume
$1.04
or
share
per
191
based
outstanding.
•
^.Excluding Dayco's
.
net
to
profits
45c
on
last
on
for
the
share
first
.
.
also
months
six
to
Hose
shares
amounted
in
steel
of
to
$586,292,
equal to
outstanding
for
87c
the
This
equal
period
same
Fair
10,
acquisition
May
fiber
and
on
New
1,
reinforced
rubber
1960,
hose
-
sold
issue
the
the
profit
The
regular
margin
declared
was
holders
of
the
on
dividend
quarterly
"A"; preference stock
by
and
the
record
board
July
11,
balance
of
50
cents
35
This
191,
of
cents
the
is
the
on
85th
•%
the
on
ceeds
The
Board
redeem
March
1,
The
July
company's
1977,
issue
14,
Directors
of
the
Thomas
is
1960
of
*
class
stock
the
is
the
Of
March
$8,000,000
1957,
bonds
into
in
of
totaled
of
debentures
pal
Sachs
prior
be
ment
at
2
the
at
at
June
13,
York,
through
company
on
the
SEC
be
covering
offered
at
York,
Y.
N.
for
191,
../
filed
1960
of
.
.
the
of
City
Ekco
Files With
notification
(par
10
Securities
proceeds
ment.
to
are
with
cents)
Corp.,
electronics
contracts,
for
of
expenses
research,
sales
offering,
to
promotion,
Inc.—Common
Electronics,
•'
stock at $1.50
organized
was
in
design,
the
under
development,
munications;
and
laws of
Delaware
and
electronic
formed
Oct.
on
sale
of
equipment.
1,
new
The
to
the
five
negotiating
has
no
full
for
and
such
Industrial
plant
Park,
from
the
00Q.00
sale
will
be devoted
Machinery
Working
and
to
is
in
the net
for
The
will
191,
of
the
that
cabinet
The
association
June
on
Bonds
writing
The
for
be
to
is
$253,-
proceeds
the
of
purpose
the
after
TO
PRESENT
period.
FINANCING
shares
Outstanding
over
501,508 shs.
1959
letter
a
$100
of
Delta
face
with
>
L
;
directors
of
1960,
voted
of
dividends
in
price
of
No
amount.
of,
or
chapters of
remodeling
'
.
$26
with
-
sole
Finance
Chemical
the
improving
or
Net
of
earnings
corporation at
all of the
a
special
$1.25
conditions
and
New
meeting
cumulative
of
the
held
con-
Certificate
'fJ
of
York
Trust
Co.
has
1
been
appointed
191,
p.
for
After
ings
provision
equaled
16
outstanding.
•
to
a
of
47
cents
share,
1960
of
cents
Cash
a
in
$120;625
to
the
were
1959
first
and
its
gas,
quarter
quarterly
dividends
on
the
quarter.
frozen
banking,
the
of
1960,
ending
Revenues
compared
subsidiaries
food
real
shares
contract
Burgess
for
export
line
the
Dorsett
With
stock,
earn-
common
stock
$1,005,032,
equal
equal to
the first three
$6,738,584 in 1959.
19 cents
months
engaged in marketing of liquefied
freezer distribution, electronics manu¬
and
Dorsett
See
Inc.,
below.
Plastics
Textron,
Inc.,
of
382,866
on
of unfilled
reported
orders
the
at
common
is
end
$11,000,000
the
Godsey,
1959
after
President,
Jr.,
slightly
of the
backlog
at
oil
and
gas
production
earnings
of
$338,000
introduced
have
"the
last
all
demand
the
entire
recent
in
this
and
year
established."
in
categories
for
ladies'
years
economy
electronics
watch
mi-
and
market
that
and
of our
diamond
in
the
"Elgin
has
factors."
new
products,
"Our
distribution,
lines
new
priced,
economy
advertising
include
the
and
source
and
sportsman
watches
/unctional
excellent
of
our
Elgin
price.
policy to buy wherever it is
S. A., a Swiss subsidiary,
>
the most
last fall
■
economical,
that
so
International,
to
the
T.
G.
Jr.,
Phillip Goldsmith,
A.
Shennan,
execuiive
El
Elgin;
Daly,
J.
Co.;
Cusick,
Peter
affairs
economic
George
and Vice-President, Cort¬
executive Vice-President and
President, Goldsmith
Enter¬
executive
office, Aero Supply
Scharffenberger, Vice-President
chief
James
Inc.;
.Pyle-National
President,
and Mojud Co., Inc.; Arthur F. Kroeger, partner, A. and
Organization; Henry M. Margolis, Chairman of the Board
Inc.,
Kroeger
George
<
of a good value watch," Shennan said.
management slate of nine directors. They
the
Croft,
international
on
Co.,
at
market
mass
elected
William
prises,
H.
President
Vice-President,
Gas
Manufacturing
Salt
Co.
—
Litton
of
Elgin,
Morton
Natural
Paso
of
Split—
and
Co.
—V.
R.
191,
Financing
Co.,
Inc.;
Industries,
Herbert
p.
Inc.;
Stratford,
2201.
Plans
...
—
Stock
,
of directors of this utility has
approved
a
financing
holders of its outstanding common stock will be
right to subscribe for approximately 1,140,000' additional
shares, Paul Kayser, Chairman of the Board, announced on June 9. •
board
The
under which
the
Mr.
split
at
also
Kayser
reported
that
directors
have
authorized
a
5-for-4
the company's common stock, subject to stockholder approval
special meeting to be held Oct. 11.
Stockholders
will be given subscription
rights on the
offering at
of
a
the
of
rate
share
new
one
date,
tentatively fixed
said,
will
The
as
determined
be
plans
company
about
or
on
June
file
to
22,
for
each
shares
15
held
July 26. The subscription
at a later date.
and
registration
a
mail
to
July 28. The warrants will expire
on
191,
Co. has
been
corporation.—V.
191,
Bankers Trust
The
stock
below.—V.
we
of
a
steady flow of Swiss watches at the lowest
We also import a substantial number of watches from
since January of 1959,
we
have been test marketing
statement
warrants
to
record
Kayser
with
the
stockholders
SEC
about
191, p. 2201.
about Aug. 11.—V.
or
the
Mr.
on
price,
stated.—■
the
of
1
appointed registrar for the common
2413.
p.
2516.
p.
Co. International—Formed—
Specialty
maintenance
Angeles
Los
Electronic
of
the
and
distribution
center
in
on
June
13
by William
H,
International
Co.
Specialty
also
and
Lomasney
announced
appointment
the
products
on
operation
William
of
worldwide
a
have
already
which
basis.
Mr.
made
been
will
said
Western
the
complete
in
Europe
the
of
June
a
prospectus,
15
150,000 shares
of this firm's
common
(par 10c) at $5 per share.
BUSINESS—Esquire
Marcy
Market¬
distribute
Burgess
in
A.
Y.,
to
offered
publicly
stock
Co.
post of Corporate Coordinator of Foreign
International
new
Myron
& Co., of 39 Broadway, New York 6, N.
fered—Pursuant
laws
distribution
and
and
radios,
standard
Radio
York
New
of
designing
on
Corp.,
Nov.
1,
a
corporation
1946,
is
incorporated
engaged
in
under
the business
manufacturing on a contract basis for nationwide
retailing by others, portable transistor, clock and
monaural
and
stereophonographs, and
combination
Germany,
design
the
company's
Belgium,
participation
Holland,
Canada
on
and
Japan,
supplies
over
80
separate
components
with
approximately $13,000 in each F-104. This equip¬
ment
includes
relays, electronic time delays, static power supplies,
and
radiating systems.
Every division of Electronic Specialty is rep¬
resented in a substantial dollar volume on the F-104 Starfighter.
dollar
Specialty
value
Electronic
of
Specialty
Co.
Eckenford,
at
established
has
in
Germany
well-known German
a
sales,
service
with
conjunction
of
manufacturer
and
Sauer
repair
&
Sons,
military weapons and hydraulic
specifications. Esquire Radio & Electronics, Inc. was incor¬
under the laws of Delaware on March 24. 1960. Under an
dated as of March 28, 1960, with A. Robert Lieberman,
who presently is Esquire's sole stockholder,
the company will acquire
all
the issued
stock of Esquire prior to,
or concurrently with,
the
delivery of the stock of the company offered by this prospectus and
will issue to Mr. Lieberman 260,000 shares of the common stock of
porated
agreement,
the
company
It
Mr.
Burgess
in
company
the
in
a.
has
basis.
creates
States.
The
in
program
company
certain
operation
and
beachhead
for
he
said,
the
also
of
a
abroad
under
long-range
comparable
has
company
has
the
the
?
systems and sub¬
into international
establishment
acquisitions
corporate
activities
a
component
entry,
the
in
acquisition
product
jointly-owned
International
new
center
This
resulted
investigate
United
the
high-performance
worldwide
further
to
present
the
that
European
a
supplying
on
programs
stated
of
to
followed
consideration,
specific
foreign countries where
its special talents may
be utilized with those of foreign companies.
Electronic Specialty anticipates, foreign sales in excess of $10,000,000
the
next
Production
aircraft
two
years.
and
will
for
in
a
kept
over-all
the
long-range
for
advanced
jet
products
principally in its already existing
will insure higher efficiency
experience
program.
interchange
Arrangements
of
technical
have
also
information
production know-how with producers in various countries, he said.
Electronics Capital
The
San
purchase
of
Diego,
Calif.,
$250,000
Corp.—Buys Debentures—
corporation,
five-year
on
June
convertible
14,
announced
debentures
issued
the
by
is
issued stock of
Richard Brock,
for $765.
anticipated that the company will carry on it's
subsidiary, Esquire and Esquire'a<-wholly-owned
Electronics, Inc., a New York corporation, which
through its
Esquire
certain
activities
sales
for
the
operations
subsidiary,
carries o^.
company.
net annual income after taxes bf
low of $24,700 to a high, for 1959
of the offering, Mr. Lieberman, the
President of
the company, will own 62.2%
of its outstanding shares
for which he will have contributed the net as.ets of Esquire reflected
in the
balance sheet as of Dec. 31,
1959. Mr. Brock, its Treasurer,
will
own
1.9%
of its outstanding shares, which he acquired for a
cash cost of $765; and the public will own 35.9%
thereof, for which
the public will have paid $750,000.
During
this
of
the
has
business
$155,800.
five
last
years
ranged
After the
from
the
a
completion
<
Specialty's
be
manufacturing
cost
made
Electronic
missiles
where
lower
been
of
and
therefor. At the present time the only
consists of 7,650 shares purchased by
company
the
its Treasurer,
systems.
"
Corp.—Acquired—
below.
after
590,076
sales
net
15
radiophonograph units, both standard and high fidelity. In addition,
Esquire is in the business of selling to such distributors, radios manu¬
factured
in
Japan
in
accordance
with
Esquire's engineering
and
plants,
2304.
Marine—Formed—
Textron,
Com¬
corresponding
equivalent
'■ "
—
the
Lockheed
F-104G
Starfighter. Mr. Burgess pointed out that Lockheed recently announced
initial contracts for over 1,000 F-104s from NATO countries including
and
See
had
were
share
a
from
up
W.
Co.
sales,
in
a
arrangements
with
within
191, p.
$1.25
of
Electronic
of
are
and
the
($1,250,-
Y.
moderate
a
and,
Treasurer
net income
on
with
for Jihe
period
$15,800,000
F.
Specialty
the newly created
markets
during
estate development
drilling.—V.
of
$308,912,
"
and
preferred
quarter -totaled
with
Mann,
statement.
on
2,132,994
I960
share, compared
$7,601,960,
Diversa
petroleum
facturing,
for
and
equivalent
share
a
compares
$496,203
also
1959,
President
company's
a
the
for
share
a
flow
common
This
earlier
the
announced
was
facility
entire year of 1959, Gerald C.
in
cents
Current backlog
and
Specialty
of
systems
for the
$89,282,
N.
Englehard Industries, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
formation
Europe
2304.
Soars—
stockholders
13
of
Radia¬
assured
Line
given
Electronic
1960,
31,
tax
June
on
that
changed
these
are
with
be
land
1959 figures
Specialty Co.—Forms Sub.—
Electronic
net earning of $518,661
told
to
of
the
from
up
fiscal
establishment
•
•
of
31, compared with a loss of $173,437 during
the comparable
1959 period, have been reported by Diversa, Inc. The company's increasing level of profitability was also indicated in the comparison with
Chairman,
March
income
requirements
outstanding.
establishment
March
.
ended
of
first-half
Electronic
stock of the company.—V.
common
$473,096
at
line
.
corporation on July 13, 1960, at a
share,
plus
all
accrued
and
unpaid
July 13, 1960, being a total of $26.15,
per
of
sells
and
which
York,
divisions,
abrasives,
were
profitable."
and
changed
he
said.
which
consultant
of
Products
investment
Electro
Esquire Radio & Electronics, Inc.—Common "Stock Of¬
a
the
terms
Diversa, Inc.—Net
,
Co.,
manufacturers;
and distributor
However,
and
commit¬
2413.
increases
said,
shareholders
has
Shareholders
'
Steel
total
include
New
p.
of product
distribution we
increased
meet
to
include
1217.
Burgess,
Co.—Registrar Appointed—
Bank
registrar for the
Washington
income
net
Electronic
a
Dial
of
requirements
earnings
then
See
the fraternity
Incorporation of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 101.
The
-
sales
on
carpet sweepers.
outstanding.
and
fiscal
p.
under¬
-
■
redeem
including
and
to
up
accordance
i
.
of
federal
S.
dividend
end
the
,
"
the
to
stock
redemption
for
other
manufacturer
191,
substantial
industrial
told
established
Youth
Gamma
"
:
line
half-year
Electronic
notification
of
year
at
to various
construction
1
of
Rolling,.Pin
.
Corp.,
reported
Shennan
our
also
distributor
Columbus, Ohio—Files With
filed
loaned
preferred
9,
Davis
.=
its
9th
Japanese products. We are watching that source of supply very closely.
"In
effect,
we
have turned to a policy of operating
as
a
mass
,
sales of $13,049,401.—V. 191, pp. 1321 and 1109.
on
U.
$16,000,000,
ing
board
June
program
Communications, Inc.—Net Down—
fiscal
Net
preferred
600,000 shs.
cumulative 10
units
be
of
possible price.
boards; Engineered Nylon
for
Ekco
housewares
and
as
Inc.,
$5,428,585
were
those
shares
Mr.
The
parts
well
as
C.
J.
kitchen
hardware.
Ewbank
estimated
$17,971,480
Development Corp. of America—To Redeem Preferred
vertible
.
,
the
ultra-thin men's self-winding watches, and our
sportsman and starlite lines was outstanding.
our
have
could
Ekcp^.may
•
223,000.00
"Stock—
on
the
common
$30,000.00
products
payroll
.
.
accessories;
pins and
of
nylon
Products,
earnings
dividend
Authorized
8
*
■
market.
increases
investments
lines
new
wider
were
States
"In
we
of Ekco's pattern of growth,
include Berkely Industries, Inc.,
1960
munications, Inc. has reported net sales of $11,451,000
The
to
are
door
growing
and
products
Steel
include
not
For
••
proceeds
invloved.
chapter house.
.
in
offered
rolling
producer
Electronic
,
Exchange Commission—
SEC covering $300,000 of 4%
and
of
this
1959
closet
of
and
and
191,
\
in
development
quality; the yachtsman series, which is a higher-priced version of
the sportsman, and the ultra-thin self-winder, which is
highly styled
poles for
electrical use, and
a
wide
for other sports, industry and defense.
a
the
told shareholders at the annual meeting;
headquarters in Elgin, that watch division volume
greatly
improved
over
a
year
ago,
"reflecting
business,"
supply,"
the requirements
meets
of
1959
the
Securities and
top
fiber
the
the
there
Elgin
"We
of
use,
into
ventures
Others
Co.,
company
such
!
and
share)
per
Delta Gamma Fraternity,
.
glass
for
debentures,
President,
are
of
and
France
earnings of $504,100
assuming
expenses,
proprietary
salaries
EFFECT
GIVING
$.01
effect
changed
through the
Pacific
tubular
which
of
company
priced
equipment
into
Washington
did
1877.
p.
produces
soDiiistication
of
($600,000);
Duncan Electronics,
Inc.,
Ultronix, Inc., San Mateo, Calif. ($300,-
Conversion
company
Shennan,
"Sales
of
Capital,
These
($1,000,000).—V.
sales
earnings
watch
resistant
sale
Y.
at
"While
company,
and
fre¬
field
quarter
net
starlite
also
N.
first
United
manufacture
$250,000
($800,000);
Elgin,- 111.
spring,
for pro¬
missile," Clarke
8,
level
a
opportunities
Calif.
Energy
G.
the
"Flamemastic"
this move
marks the beginning of
the
recreational
field
and
said
that
preferred
.
—V.
to
approximately
and
intends
test equipment
officers'
value
(par
'
aggregate
company
•
stock
other
London
Washington-Rockville
proceeds
commissions
the
development
for
CAPITALIZATION
Com.
the
I.,
the
J.
$73,593,729. These
foreign and domes¬
tic
operations
including The
Prestige
Group,
Ltd.,
Ekco's '.British
subsidiary. Prestige has
since expanded
through two acquisitions—
the
household
mop
and
chemical
business
of
O'Cedar,
Ltd.,
of
the.following purposes:
and
the
It
rods.
Calif.
Shennan
parent
new
$5,300,000.
and
coating
June
on
its
reached
Remanco's
Angeles,
held
Y" '
the
for
products
acquisition
tubular
noted
Ekco's
employees, is currently
development contracts, but
awarded.
*
intermediate
frequency test equipment.
Electronics Capita;,
said, "The
of
Electronics
to
Los
program
that
offered
of
sold.
electronic
and
capital
research
fishing
revealed
and
countermcasures.
enemy
transistorized
of the fiscal year, beginning March 1. on con¬
$8,115,000. This compares with a loss of $304,000
on .sales
of $5,595,000 on
the comparable period a year ago.
No
Federal
income
tax
will be
paid on earnings because of the
tax
loss
carry-forward still available to the company.
Md.
stock
the
offering
be
located
L.
The
for
recreational
booming
for
high
Elgin National Watch Co.—Shows Profit
figures represent the consolidated results of Ekco's
time
and
will
are
anticipated
deduction
entire
part
research
contracts
Rockville,
of
after
tne
of
facilities
PROCEEDS—It. is
.
four
and
number
a
assurances
Office
time
known
best
hardware
of
com¬
company
entering is. highly competitive. Its products are largely in the devel¬
opmental state and its sales to date have been nominal. The company,
has
Inc.,
electronic
of
Beggs.
and
engage
telemetry,
field
President,
Beggs,
manufacturer
a
is
which
is
of
the
entered
-
manufacturers
company,
1959,
has
Also,
targets
the company can
and false targets ef¬
Cain &
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
($400,000);
Vega
Electronics
Corp.,
Cupertino, Calif." ($300,000);
General
Electrodynamics
Corp.,"
Garland, Texas ($400,000); and Potter Instrument Co., Inc.. Plain-
Co.—Acquires—News—
Sila-Flex,
builders'
recently
a
industrial use.—V.
and
of
launching.
present
by
signals
discriminate
line
has
actual
which
designed
000);
solidated
and flame
191, p. 900.
to
other ultra
President
of
Electronic
000);
Management
heat
convertible
are
proprietary microwave products."
by
Inc.,
Los Angeles,
$1,000,000.
said
cent par value common
Inc.,
production,
related
T.
of
Products
Electronics,
high
of
made
tion,
watches,
of
their
to
jamming
complete
a
creating
are
commitments
Order—
Nike-Hercules
the
prior
instruments
enemy
technology
purchase
ment
:
Inc.
The acquisition
..
,
share.
per
BUSINESS—Defense
for
of
Equipment
operators
Salik,
microwave
The
1345.
p.
shock
thermal
a
manufacturer
Co.
diversification
make
•
one
189,
Corp.—New
as
tubes
*'
.
a
military
for
Beggs
of
Offered—
an offering circular dated June 13, Balogh &
Co., Inc., of Washington 5, D. C., publicly offered 200,000
corporation's
Chairman.
E.
manufacture
this financing, institutional
supplemented by short term
shares.—V.
simulate
train
technology
from
Board
as
voting
debentures
stock.
I believe will
profoundly affect communications, radar guidance, track¬
ing and telemetry systems. Our technical research and market analysis
reveals considerable opportunity for alert
management to participate
in this rapidly growing
segment of the electronics industry.
Recent
Innovations, new techniques, and broader applications of microwave
for
Sila-Flex, which is located at 1919
Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa, Calif., were not revealed. Sila-Flex now
employs 60 persons and estimates 1960
sales volume will be more
than
Pursuant to
shares of this
Gerber
employed
glass-fiber
Details
etc.
Stock
offered
Culver
booster
is
Robert
variety
New
.
Defense
is
Products
antennas
install¬
pay
of
Products
-acquisition
Laminates,
...
used
be
of
amend¬
by
be
to
These
common
vehicles
line
a
produces
cronics,
•
The
for
quality
stock
Plymouth
supplied
are
and
located in the District of
Maryland.
Net pro¬
and
100,000 shares,
stores
$860,000
Chemical
,:,V.
field,
of
100,000
brings to nearly $1,000,000 the orders received for
Nike-Hercules and Nike-Ajax programs.
Sila-Flex
letter
a
be
to
arc
shares,
A
to
Charles
the
Ekco
invest¬
National
—
&
drug
the
of
corporation,
coatings
princi¬
the
stock
total
.
space
amplifiers and
quency
outstanding 466,452 shares of class A and
common
stock.
Milton L. Elsberg is listed
B
Robert
and
Dyr.a-Therm
2516.
p.
common
through
..
a
Debentures
to
Remanco
and 50,000 by the present holders
Redpath
is listed as the principal
provided by
earnings may be
class
"Flamemastic"
.'
Commission—
shares
share,
per
.
1960.
8,
fectively
$500
for
pany
v
purchase
of the
106.65%
July
redemption, or sale
Division of First
Y.—V.
31,
100,000
$3
"
of
on
represent
to
Trust
N.
May
on
price
Co.
agreed
issues,
shares,
A
50
has
now
of
64.24%
own
tection
&
have
Corp., Palmyra, Pa.
Dynamics
corporation
flat
business
conversion,
Securities and Exchange
The
which
a
at
of
shares,
City,- Calif., has received an additional
"Flamemastic," a high temperature protective coating, for
the Nike-Hercules missile, it was announced on June
14 by Herbert
H. Clarke, <lr., President of Dyna-Therm.
Clarke said the $72,000 contract from the Hercules Powder Com-
1960.
Pressprich
W.
a
Corporate
New
Broadway,
Dechert
R.
firms
close of
for
the
at
them
to
to
surrendered
group,
and
banking
tendered
amount
may
Co.
&
investment
25
Monica, Calif.
in
evaluation.
automatically
view,
added.
Goldman,
group
consisting
of
common
funds
retained
shares
This
outstanding.
Conversion of
to the company's outstanding
shares
and
company
order
presently
shares
915,813
the
by
the
of
both
Parker
the
Dyna-Therm
stock
common
,
issued
debentures
$7,774,000 are
add 233,200
would
•stock; which
shares
30
units
purchase
and
produces
system
to
$500
proposes
company
estimated
an
President
announced.
'
total
1,
these
convertible
company
missiles
Remanco
radar
due
104.375%; plus accrued interest,
on
City Trust Co., New York. The
will
amount
to
106.13%.
Each
$1,000
redemption/price
1960.
The
officials
to
13
debentures
at
debenture
8,
June
on
for
loans.
bank
National
First
aggregate
July
voted
President,
Jones,
Roy
redeemable
at
subordinate
for
stock
operates
necessary,
borrowing,
dividend
as
Inc.,
terms
price
the issuing
with
611,648
Daystrom,
of
on
de¬
fund
northern Virginia and south-central
its sales of the debentures,
warrants
of
extent
-
convertible
4%%
the
sinking
additional
long
term
institutional borrowing, will be added to the working capital of
the
company. - These
funns;
supplemented by retained earnings will be
used to repay current bank indebtedness of $1,200,000 and to provide
funds
for
the
opening of eight new Drug Fair stores in 1960 and
seven
stores in 1961.
Management estimates that $130,000 is required
for each
additional store,
including inventory requirements.
To tne
Daystrom, Inc.—Redemption—
-
for
Va., operator
with the SEC
warrants to
purchase
together with
150,000
The
A.
in
warrants
offering
Auchincloss,
together
share¬
to
25
consecutive
and
common
of
company
Columbia,
1984.
p.
the
Of
The
\
.
stock
common
warrant
a
public
account
thereof.
sales
common
July
payable
the
year."
share
per
share
per
directors,
of
1960.
stock.—V.
common
the
during
Arlington,
statement
Santa
Remanco's
founded
5
1957, develops and manufactures sophisticated
microwave test equipment.
The company's field of endeavor includes
the
pre-programmed
operational representation
of
flight
conditions
underwriter.
favorable
a
the
of
59%
Remanco,
subordinated
of
1975
(with attached
stock
A,
$1
par),
15,
of
underwriting
ment.
reasonably
a
annual
$500,000
common
debentures
The
ment.
In commenting
op the future putlook, Christie said, "Our business
normally reaches- its' peak' during the latter part of the year. In
Addition,; the efficiency of our diversified plants, particularly at
Springfield; Mo., is steadily improving. Therefore, given
Satisfactory," national economy, indications are a new
record will be established, and earnings should have
Sti,
Eads
registration
a
Inc.,
into
unit. The exercise price of the warrants will be supplied by amend¬
per
.
.
Sept.
with
debenture
,
filed"
of
shares
the
South
1200
covering
due
additional
under
of
shares
25,000
tradename,. "National," principally for use
in
gasoline
pumps
for
service
stations, fueling of
aircraft,
and
other petroleum
and
chemical service applications,,
,'
Christie
commented
that
the
factors
contributing
to
the
lower
earnings for; the first six months of the fiscal year were more
competitive
conditions,
a
27-day
strike at
the
Dayton Tire
plant,
and
a
longer labor training period than
anticipated
at
the
new
Springfield, Mo„ V-belt plant.
-
on
Remanco,
Exchange Commission—
Stores,
1960,
bentures,
-/
the
firm,
Drug
June
share
per
the
effefct
(2637)
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc.—Registers With
Securities and
Copolymer,
of
of the
Tubing Co., Dover,
Jersey, whose earnings
the
six
months
figures.
Metal
Hose
is
a
&
included
manufacturer
profits
$1,008,036,
shares
announced
Metal
not
1,112,171
of
average
■
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
undistributed
compared
1,112,171
year.
Christie
were
smaller
a
the
of
fiscal
This
of
average
assets
5961
.
share.
per
an
Number
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
are
expected
to be used
for the fol¬
(a) approximately $68,500 to replace funds used by
payment of subordinated notes, (b) approximately
$150 000 to repay existing short-cerm bantc obligations incurred since
Jan.
1,
1960, which
obligations were incurred in order to provide
necessary
working
capital,
(c)
approximately, $80,000 to purchase
additional tools, dies and molds which tools, dies and molds are to be
used
for the manufacture of additional models;
(d) the balance or
lowing
the
purposes;
company
for
approximately $309,000 will initially be added to working capital to
used for general corporate purposes, including financing of finished
be
•
I
6
and
material
raw
required
future
Since
time.
will
be
the
in
made
further
comment
Glass-Tite Industries,
last
See
Indiana
General
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Common
stock
bearing
t6%
bank
417,650 shs.
A." Robert
191,
1565.
p.
with
interests
or
with
Shoemaker
11031
of
together
the
SEC
13,
June
on
Investment Plan,
may be acquired
24,000
'
stock
Sept.
on
effect
to
will
8
increasing
consider
two-for-one
a
split-up.—V.
authorized
the
191,
Capital Corp.—Registers Common—
Building, West Palm Beach, Fla.,
the SEC on June 9, 1960, covering
through a group of underwriters
headed bv
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
v
The
company
was
organized under Florida law in June 1959 as
an
investment company.
It intends to specialize in investments in
small
business concerns
engaged either in activities related to the
development of land or in the electronics industry.
As a Federally
corporation
of
snares
Harvey
1201
of
statement with
stock,
registration
a
500,000
licensed
small
common
business
small
business
other
The
offering
will
and
investment
addition,
$50,000
the
the
from
has
as
Chairman
in
The
other
the
the
and
in
which
Mitchell
for
lists
$50,000
common
officers
Landa
has
Fluor
corporation
of $393,650 for
with
shares
of
the
their
pany,
the
of
the
the
as
This
the
in
for
sale
1959.
New
compared
The
Tnis
1960.
share
a
the
on
of
non-diversified
the
$32,592,000,
orders
com¬
compared
close
of
in
with
approxi¬
$164,372, on
$16,376, on sales
of
months
the
last
New
year.
$20,810,000, about
equivalent
period
the
in
took
July.—V.
action
no
190,
the
on
quarterly
dividend
2617.
p.
the
request
frcm
make
or
temporarily
the
under
15
permanent
suspending
Securities
8d.450
shares
2305.-
Cincinnati,
Ohio
to
July 18, 1960,
Washington
Office
on
Commission's
vacate
this
of
June
Regulation
a
Act
of
earlier
an
with
respect
General
-■
the
hearing
the
to
of
Aeromatlon
SEC has
be held in
whether
to
registration
public
offering
stock.—V.
common
of
in
which
the
to
$696,237.50
act
be
used
and
current
to
which
not
are
required
invested
be
in
June
on
6,
SEC
covering 10,047 shares
ployees pursuant to a Stock
between
bid
chased
and
the
on
underwriting
The
V.
is
price
of
June
Plan
to
are
the
used
for
notification
to
for
The
of
with
offered
be
Employees
1960.
benefit
1,
for
of
stock
common
Purchase
on
market
letter
a
involved.
proceeds
189,
for
ask
open
filed
1960
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
stock
for
at
will
by
Paine,
the
and
of
the
PRESENT
of
Directors
employees.
No
■
be
general
corporate
purposes.—
2890.
p.
domestic
use.—V.
191,
p.
receipt only.
the
company
the
A.
C.'"ATlyii
&
Francis I.
Hayden,
duPont
&
Reynolds
Ball,
&
Co.
Stiver
Inc.J^'11,000
&
Bateman,
Eichler
11,000
Co.
Courts
Curtiss,
Inc.—_
11,000
Hill,
Hayden,
&
Co.,
Miller
Merrill,
&
Turben
Inc.
9,000
Co
&
&
9,000
9,000
J.
i———
Frank,
9,000
.
Meyer
Fox_—
&
Inc
Co.,
3,000
3,000
Inc._
3,000
3,000
Lestrange & Co.
Baker, 3imonds & Co.,
Inc. —:
7,500
—
;.
1773.
p.
\
.
N.
.
-
Siegler
2,000
„•
The SEC has
1960,
to
Pensacola,
bidding,
shares
used
of
for
Gulf
$5,000,000
$100
order
an
hearing
a
Fla,
Co.
2,000
until June 28,
of
Gulf
Power
proposed to issue and sell, at competi¬
mortgage bonds due 1990 and 50,000
stock. Proceeds of the financing will be
and improvements and for the payment of
power
of
such
Bids are expected
purposes.
General
Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
Period End.
Federal
Other
expenses
income
$2,078,206
1,415,486
1,252,491
206,000
215,000
_
taxes—
$8,915,662
prior to 11
5,041,434
803,010
878,000
taxes—
273,156
229,490
1,091.476
906,601
income
$335,354
$341,225
$1,356,530
$1,349,934
239,181
852,996
952,820
charges
191, p.
I
206,945
The
for
change
Period End. April 30—
Operating
Operating
N.
J.
revenues
a.m.
on
expenses
$2,512,126 $10,630,090
1,525,602
6,911,472
The
1,694,528
also
also
Dr.
$9,902,524
6,047,965
1,407,126
year
753,770
674,312
$450,906
$443,387
$1,694,722
$1,773,121
329,789
348,773
1,225,697
1,323,108
191,
p.
1935.
The
ruled
will
company
oil-extended
District
Court
rubber
June
on
of
&
of
Dr.
in
9,
be
awarded
for
process
the
U.
S.
making
Washington, D.
patent
tire
for
treads,
C,
common
by
the
Walker
fiscal
current
The
had
better
record
net
told
Tire
The
originally
developed
resarch
General
and
Tire
applied
by
a
on
team
of
agencies for
and
that
has
1959,
Directors
Included:
newest
received
re-elected
Dr.
Glenn N.
Nov.
20,
General
1950
Tire
for
a
patent
scientists
in
on
the
the
proper
Despite
Justice
Gulton
and
entitled
to
substantially
a
and
some
patent.
attorneys,
while
pleased
with
Judge
Holzoff's
ruling,
five
cents
has
conditions
semi-annual
191,
30,
Conn.,
I960
the
20%
income
an
of
over
were
net
basis)
Directors
of
$8,190,000
has
of 30 cents per
June
on
snare
per
determined
in¬
a
to be paid
This rep¬
1960.
previous
the
over
declared
share,
20,
In
y
the
dividends
about
or
ii.
that,
operations,
or
basis
2305.
p.
the 200,000
stockholders
plants
semi¬
June
absence
would
and
be
yi y.
;y,
■
of
paid
December
of
yy
•
The
will
shares
the
of
be
being sold for the account
are
and
company
received
of
none
the
pro¬
the company.
by
y
.
are
located
in
Coral
Gables, Florida,
where
they
meats, meat products, fish, sea food products and
items in frozen, ready-to-cook portions of uniform
freeze
showed
equal
financial
net
a
to
64
to
have
$234,477
been
sales
cents
equal
computed
and class B
common
of
of
record
entitled
7Va
on
to
cents
total
stock
be
and
basis
agreed
and
to
sell
800,000
are
shares
into
of
the
shares
Jan.
on
30,
net
Jan.
of-
income
Jan.
ended
year
1960.
directors
class
B
declared
stock
common
of
200,000
of
1,
shares
rate
purchase
such
ended
year
and
to
initial
an
stockholders
stock
common
are
not
dividends.
UNDERWRITERS—The
share.
the
fiscal
$5,810,301 and net income amount¬
share. Earnings for both years
1,000,000 shares of common stock
Holders
Beginning Feb.
annual
an
the
per
of
outstanding
1960.
any
converted
at
For
2,
1960,
the
per share on
the
31,
receive
were
23
for
$6,974,851
share.
May
cents
July
statements
totaling
per
the
stock
DIVIDENDS—On
dividend
to
on
$i
of
shares
shares
$1
par
value
com¬
B
common
stock
class
of
B
common
stock
stock
common
160,000
of
class
value
par
1961,
on
share
a
for
share
shares.-
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
shares of common stock at $5.40 per share
of
stock
common
to
the
public
'
company, 'Clark
Simonds,
Simonds is a partner in the
increase
An
from
in
1,500,000
the
to
number
2,500,000
of
was
that
and
which
those
began
for
record
of
profits
the
for
the
March
first
of
this
1
comparable
sales
of
$489,000
quarter
S10,605,000
equal
to
53
last
cents
as
that
the
company
major contributions
the
firm's
first
series
shareholders
nine
of
was
to
for
satellite
divisions,
contract
the
Chairman, Walter R.
recently
at
$6,000
G.
launch-
established
per
E.
First
National
in
year
Gulton
registrar
the
of
for
Bank
Ilarn
of
1,738,551
corporation.—V.
New
shares
191,
p.
of
York
the
has
no
par
This
stock
for
of
"We
children,
and
Terms
believe
of
that
the
Inc.,
it
was
for
has
manufacturer
were
acquisition.
"This
not
current
quired company should reach $750,000,"
the
purchased
announced
the
additional
Inc.„—
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
lu,od0
Winsiow.
Inc.
10,000
Bros.
191,
&
Boyce______
Cohu
5,000
5,000
Stetson
&
5,000
!
Inc.
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.__
5,000
10 000
1773.
p.
Hermetic Seal
and
th^
request
Hermetic
hearir-gs for
Ore., and for
been
appointed
value common
orders
Corp.—Hearing Ordered—
of
Aluminum
Top
Seal Corp.,
Newark, N»
June 20, i960, in the
Aug.
to
v
Shingle
J.,
8,
1950, In the
determine
whether
suspending
Regulation
the
Corp.,
SEC
to
has
in Portland,
Regional Office,
Building
York
New
Ore.,
Scheduled
Deaverton,
Commission
Washington
vacate
or
make
permanent
from Securities Act
registration wiih respect to public stock
offerings by the two companies.
—V, 191, p. 1878.
A
exemptions
Holly Corp.—Special
Meeting—
purchase
sales
Co.
20,000
Freehling, Meyeruoff & to,
Shepard & Co.,
A
Cleveland,
Wear-A-Blanket,
infants
President.
of
5,000
Newburger & Co.__—5,000
Porges. Singer & Co.—„—
5,000
Prescott,
Stein
&
20,000
&
2089.
Corp.—Acquires—
corporation
Potoma
Weill
Hanrahan
Unterberg, Towbin
prior
Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
City
Carter, Berlind,
20,000
20,000
Co.
At
fiscal
Baker, Edith
65,000
;
Shares
•.
cited
awards.
current
Co
A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc
Bear, Stearns & Co
Walston & Co., Inc.______
C.
sales
year
Burnham and
Shares
••
-
Howatt, Rooert L. Pelz and Willian G. Stott.—V. 190, p. 234L
York
New
stock
on
Tire's
of
Directors
finished
respectively,
which
arguments by attorneys for the Patent Office and the U. S.
that General should be denied
a
patent. Judge
in effect that General Tire's process is'
Board
stock
common
transaction
and
the
1960
ed
Ex¬
with selected
ruled
General
its
of
its
by
Hamilton Coseo,
Department
Holtzoff
new
process,
manner
K.
Gulton,
President
corporation reported to
Mr.
earnings
development division.
combines
tough synthetic rubber
petroleum oils, created an entirely
new class of synthetic rubbers which has been
used for nearly 10 years
on
a
large commercial scale throughout the rubber industiy.
in
approved
Stock
the
Co.
than
shareholders
the
Judge Alexander Holtzoff overruled the U. S. Patent Offices
which
in
1957
rejected General Tire's bid for
a
Invention
&
achieved
company
a
Gulton
The
General
of
stock
shareholders
patent.
the
been
shareholders.
told
year.
and
Dr.
Appeal,
company's
of
selling
the
process
—V.
its
a
has
American
share.
a
July,
High Ooney
District Court
Inc.
the
on
.Leslie
Gulton.
H.
of
considerably
were
last
by
G.
}ngs
Rubber Co.—To Gain Patent—
Dr.
director
new
a
by government
General Tire
traded
electronics
of
of
quarter
1.270,126
income
21,
Jersey
shares
Gulton
169,956
of
firm
approved
363,181
charges
New
of
company's
will
attending the company's annual meeting in Metuchen,
i4.
announced
authorized
190,326
operating
June
brokerage
331,281
after
June
the
election
taxes—
income
certain
outstanding.
Listing—News—
Industries,
be
to
Danbury,
■
year
Net
—V.
$2,667,041
1960—4 Mos—1959
of
Gulton
of
consolidated
a
the
that
par
CAPITALIZATION—There
expected
beginning
on
operating taxes—
Federal
Other
Net
I960—Month—1959
is
100 shareholders
was
Southwest—Earnings—
and
Chairman
1985.
General Telephone Co. of the
stock
common
listing
April
increase
an
consolidated
the
(on
of
ended
BUSINESS—Henderson's Portion Pak, Inc., was organized in 1954.
1955, Henderson's Sea Food,
Inc.,
an
affiliated
corporation was
organized, and on Jan. 2, 1960 the two companies were merged. The
2415.
p.
Gulton Industries, Inc.—A. S. E.
$8,175,969
5,664,606'
191,
no
year.—V.
mon
1960—4 Mos.—1959
operating
after
—V.
1960—Month—1959
$2,229,996
.
operating
Net
Net
April 30—
revenues
Y,—V.
N.
sales
Corp.
year
showed
In
first
property additions
fiscal
and
31, 1959 consolidated net sales
persons
Heli-Coil
of
the
INCOME—Consolidated
proposal
plus
$1,053,000.
business
$637,970,
financing
100'%
size and quality,
primarily for use by restaurants, institutions (schools,
hospitals and clubs), and industrial and commercial
feeding establish¬
ments (in-plant cafeterias and airline
caterers),
*•<..'
2,000
preferred
par
for
the
exceed
'•
company
year,
increase
regular
ceeds
,
giving interested
upon
fund
sufficient to
2,000
2,000
Co.—Financing—
issued
request
Co.,
to
not
June
on
sinking
sell
July 7 at the office of Southern Services, Inc.j 250 Park Ave., N, Y. 17,
Operating
Operating
.
30,
Gulf Power
noon
3J/4%
amount
2,000
__
&
until
of
an
underwriting group headed by Burnham & Co.
was priced at $6
per share.
of
3,000
Co.—
&
to
prices
at
for
PROCEEDS—All of
3,000
—
Co._
.Gardner—^
&
it
to
1971,
stock
3,000
,
&
an
3,000
.
Co.——
Co.,
&
5,000
3,000
Co., Inc.
,Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
__—7,500
Ross, Borton & Co,—.;—.
& Co.__———
7,500
L. B. Schwinn & Co.
Inc.
191,
&
5,000
Arthurs,
9,000
______
The^Furst Cleveland Corp.
J&sgph, Mellen & Miller,
—V.
Co.—
Cook
Westheimer
&
&
&
Russell
N.
Co.i___ ~
Co.—
Masten
Reinholdt
Co.,
&
&
Newhard,
——-_
Inc,
E.
Co
&
Emerson
Murch
Hop-
Prescott,' Shepard
L.
A.
—
Jaffray
Hawkins
Co.,
—
Stern,
9,000
,
H.
5,000
&
Cook
$10.
par
Henderson's Portion Pak, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
.—A public offering of 200,000 shares of common stock of
Henderson's Portion Pak, Inc. was made on June 16 by
Roulston,
Roney
Lawrence
each
sale
1,
the
reported
Board
a
the
1960 to stockholders of record
an
stock,
5,000
1_
Richards
Wm. C.
;
on
5,000
Co.
Inc.
9,000
&
5,000
of common
pre¬
dividend.
adverse
-,5,000
Co.—„J1
Carey. &
The
7,500
.
Co._
&
&
Gunn,
L-———9,000
Reid
HoUse
Fahey, Clark &
11,000
Podesta
resents
pre¬
was:
671.
p.
President
Total
its
27,
annual
Co.—
43%,
on
Jnne
convertible
Mass., .will
Boston,
for
$109,200,
of
fiscal
further
He
of the
y
Sept.
190,
that
sales
income
net
dividend
y
Co.,
&
ended
Corp.—Net, Dividend Up—
Baruch,
of
crease
v
Co.—
11,000
Kraus—,%
&
&
Co—
&
Co.,
Bulge
&
months
of April 30, 1960
the new convertible
of
shares
783,544
Co.,
due
of
sum
previous
—7,500
Saunders,
Co.——
Cruttenden,
Mericka
J.
11,000
Stone
the
1941,
announced
the
•'Shares
'
.
Wm.
six
Light. Co.—Tenders For Debentures.
tenders
interest.—V.
consolidated
the
follows:
as
of
Eduard
has
and
are
the
effect to the sale
the company as
70,000 shares
and
Electric
Heii-Coil
will
debt;
Colony Trust
receive
debentures
underwriters of the
of. shares which each has
125,250
&' Co.,
Old
1960,
exhaust
principal
Inc.
Co.
..
for
company
-yyyV';/■;
2415.
p.
Hartford
The
pur¬
withdraw
may
funded
stock, par $100;
191,
24,
.on
125,250
_——
It
'•
to
of
capitalization of
Ohio,
stock.
company
'
of
Shares
Co
&
—V.
two officers desig¬
any
with
stock,
ferred
manage¬
Cleveland,
the
of
the
of
sales
amounted
net sales
1960
$12,763,000 in
,
common
:
-•
California.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
ferred
FINANCING
.
names
*
loans incurred
1773.
ox
com¬
accrued
Company,
for
>'
y
corporation
$39,418,000 and net income to $857,000
$38,302,000 and net income of $816,000
for the comparable period in the previous year..
For the year ended
Oct. 31. 1959, net sales were $83,225,000 and net Income $2,403,000.
April 30,
compared
538,150 shs.
securities
the
of
and
Outstanding
Trust
registrar
portfolio
Webber, Jackson &
Bache
em¬
pur¬
ana
convertible
1975.
31,
EARNINGS—Net
expenses
1,000,000 shs.
Cleveland
agent
Board
cn
Curtis
median
be
Illinois
;
sale
is
manufactures and sells a diversified
and equipment consisting of power cranes and
shovels and other construction equipment,
overhead traveling cranes
and electric hoists,
welding equipment and electrodes, disel engines,
and
spare
and replacement parts for these
products.'. A subsidiary
also manufactures and sells prefabricated houses.
Production is carried
on
at
eight manufacturing
plants located
in Wisconsin, Michigan,
organizational ex¬
obligations of, or
direct
safekeeping arrargement under which
a
tive
the
the
^>f the
accrued
May
BUSINESS—The
at
Authorized
(par value $1)
custodian
as
■
the
to
after
the United States Government,
Edward
company
has
and
provide investment capital
operations
transfer
as
act
McCormick
General Crude Oil Co., Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC
from
officers and directors
companies,
new
line of heavy machinery
However,
.
"\
i
stock
preferred
at any time,
$29.50 per share
(on
preferred stock),subject to adjustment in certain events.
Entitled to a sinking fund
commencing May 31, 1976, the stock is also redeemable for general
purposes in whole or In part at prices ranging from $106 per share
if redeemed on or before May 31, 1965 to $100 per share if redeemed
con¬
concern
course.
pre¬
previously redeemed, into common stock at
the
basis
of $100
per
share
of convertible
would
'
The
business
clue
a
borrowings.
PRIVILEGE—^The
The
business
small
small
holder
Act
common
stock and
the .aggregate number
severally agreed to purchase from the company
191,
.,Vi
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
Commission
from
will
stock
wood
the
propesed
a
to
question
order
exemption
A
the
company,
the
of
a
received
affiliated
APPOINTMENTS—The
.1
Piper,
Inc.—Hearing Postponed—
of
the
•
Inc.
postponed
securities
,
Common
one
normally
and
CAPITALIZATION
;
Fulton,
directors
in
stock
has
company
common
concerns
Goodbody
of
loss
loss
a
totaled
for
period was
earlier.
year
net
three
quarter
reported
the
a
a
firm's
into
obligations guaranteed by,
received
during the
with the $32,000,000 reported
$60,000,000
invest
y,
approximately $6,714,000 will be applied
portion of the corporation's unsecured shortto
unless
management
preferred stock and debentures with warrants.
wives,
and
corresponding six"irionths
to
to
of
repayment
bank
term
Investment
the
concerning its activities and financial condition,
is in the Bulkley Building, Cleveland; Ohio.
convertible
shares,
business
net
793,777
engineering-construction
resulted
compares
General Aeroniation,
p.
closed-end,
a
under
services. It is anticipated that the net proceeds will exceed the
company's requirements for such purposes for some time. The regula¬
tions require that funds which are not loaned to or invested in small
securities
consolidated
ago.
payable
of
registered
%■;;
proceeds from the sale of the new convertible
amounting
stock,
the
to
2,
ment
McDonald
second
$21,037,000
the
amounted
corresponding
the
cents
2
or
sales
against
as
for
received
Fluor
the
as
is
Offered—The
offered publicly on
associates
and
■
PROCEEDS—Net
and organization ex¬
approximately $65,000. The net proceeds from the sale of
shares, together with the balance of the proceeds of the prior
new
will
't|\
operations
$16,970,000.
$29,902,000
same
net'
April 30,
$36,000,000,
quarter
reported
a
ended April 30,
months
$14,087,
of
at
$58,000,000,
of
At
June
on
Stock
Corp.—Preferred
70,000 shares of Harnischfeger Corp. convert¬
stock, 6% series, $100 par value, at $100
share.
per
of
penses,
suant to
1960,
period
of
1959.
uncompleted work at
Second
orders
13,
like
backlog
•
1940
and
reported
ible preferred
ferred
license
a
17
Corp.
Boston
June
Offered—Pur¬
500,000 shares of this
granted
was
Corp.
liners, highchair pads and play-pen pads accounted
of sales and 60%
of profits during the year. The balance
company's sales and profits resulted from the manufacture
sale of quilts, comforters,
decorative pillows and mattress pads
and
|o date, including pre-incorporation promotional
also
President.
as
outstanding,
consolidated
totaled
months
six
earnings
net
$58,830,000
mately
June
on
capital stock
last. year.
First-half
year
I960
proposes
38,150 shares of
di¬
(& Subs.)—Shows Loss—
Corp., Ltd.
The
•
Capital, -Inc.
22,
PROCEEDS—The
Board
and
as
be
stock,
common
nated
of
Stock
Harn
2305.
p.
permit the com¬
pany, subject to the approval of the Small Business Administration, to
purchase other types of securities of small business concerns, such as
$150,000.
26,664
all
by
Alfons
the
to
operating
of which
an
$150,000,
outstanding
owned
are
prospectus
of
amount
of
the
of
business
will
penses
additional
an
has
funds
small
debenture
commitment
amount
borrowed
The
A.
principal
a
*also
general
company's
' •
subordinated
the
aggregate
of
91.67%
Jack
its,
in
company
group.
and
the
actually
or
a
to
finance
obtained
company
been
24,442
rectors
added
to
outstanding
SBA
requested.
shares,
used
Administration
Business
participate
by
activities.
has
company
Small
will
consulting
will be
be
company
it
company,
purchasing their convertible debentures
making long-term loans to such con¬
and advisory services.
The pro¬
by
securities
furnishing
by
this
of
company
investment
concerns
equity
and
cerns,
sales
Inc.—Common
the option
of the company or
legislation is pending to amend
,
for
191,
cerns
which
Florida
This
six
below.—V.
some instances
may be new speculative companies. The
presently provides that capital be furnished to small business con¬
through long-term loans and through the purchase of debentures
Act
1877.
p.
reports,
company
which in
cerns
•
with
of
company's office
Department Stores, Inc.—Stock Split—,
stockholders
The
common
pares
March
Act
periodic
\
••
....
Federated
loss
Inc.,
nursery
First
Capital,
on
Company
The
been
Co.,
the
1959
30,
$5,582,488 and net income of $189,991. The company
products for nursery, domestic and ' institutional use.
products as baby comforters and
quilts, quilted crib
of
the
of
company. This does not involve supervision by any Federal
authority of the company's management or investment practices or
policies. .The company is subject to examination by the Small Business
Administration, however, and is required to furnish that agency with
Detroit, filed a registration
1960,
covering
$600,000
of
Avenue,
participations in
.
loan
Milling
Nov.
ended
year
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
40%
for
to
Ohio
•
In
&
.
bassinet
pads
operate as a small business investment company under the
Small Business Investment Act of 1958. The
company was incorporated
•/.'
its Salaried Employees'
shares of common stock which
pursuant thereto.—V. 190, p. 1522.
'
ceeds
Such
1218.
p.
investment
firm,
statement
and
Mining
EUSINESS—Growth
1960
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—Stk. Plan Filed
This
filed
191,
Jackson & Curtis offered publicly
in
•
below.—V.
firm's $1 par common stock at $20
per share.
for
Lieberman.—V.
sales
gross
a
prospectus dated June 8, an underwriting
headed by McDonald & Co. and Paine, Webber,
group
42,350
Plan
fiscal
the
For
made
to
suant
loO.UOO
<
shares reserved for issuance under Restricted Stock
designated key employees,
and 15,000 shares re¬
served
for
issuance
upon
exercise
of warrants.
fThis obligation is presently secured by the personal guarantee of
♦Includes
been
has
1566.
Harnischfeger
$132,500
notes—.
subordinated
payaDle-r-suort-ierm—
Marko
Growth
•
'
Option
study
p.
Great Basin Consolidated Mines, Inc.—Offering Susp'd
See
Outstanding
°1 000.000 shs.
10/)—.——
value
(par
note
191,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Non-int.
detailed
a
Inc.—Acquires—
Corp.,
company's experience in
„
until
written statement.—V.
manufactures
five months of the year, it has been the
the past that it must resort to outside sources
for short-term loans to finance the inventory build-up necessitated by
the seasonal nature of its business. The maintenance of a strong cash
position will enable the company to finance said inventory largely
itself instead of through bank borrowings as in the past.
usually
declined
Judge Holzoff's
on
and, therefore, cannot be fixed
portion Of the company's sales are
substantial
a
have
which will be
dependent upon
proceeds
of
inventories
of
conditions,
and
trends
amount
The
inventory.
financing
the
for
business
this
at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2633)
all
of
the
capital
of
sleeping garments
by Rudolph Cohen
Harn
disclosed.
special
corporaaon
from
business,"
he
this
in
added,
newly-
ac¬
comment'ng
"should net
the parent company approximately eight cents
per share for the year."
lieu
be
Thursday, June 30,
following purposes:
(1)
(2)
year
Mr. Cohen said
(in
will
To
To
elect
a
consider
of
held
annual)
at
1960,
Board
and
of
129
at
2
meeting
South
"
of
State
o'clock
p.m.
the
stockholders of this
Dover, Dala., on
D.
S.
T-, f°r the
Street,
E,
Directors.
act
upon
a
proposed merger of The Lark
Corp. and Trammel Extraction Corp. into Holly Corp.,
and, in connection.
therewith, a reduction of capital and reclassificacon,ye^ti"S eacJl outstanding share of common stock, 60tf par
value,
of
Holiy Corp. inco
share
of
"new"
common
stuciv, 50/
corp.
i^spada
Volume
Number
191
5961
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
value, and an amendment to the Certificate of Incorporation of
Holly Corp. broadening its business purpose clauses to cover proposed
par
business
activities,
common
$0.50
stock,
50C
convertible
issued
now
auMorizing
and
stock
outstanding,
$0.oj
convertible
of
Holly
•(3)
.
To
preferred
has
stock
such
as
other
been
only
taken
as
stockholders
and to
of
not
close
record
This
as
'Y-
systems,
Mdrcu
for
May
on
notice
to
of
directors
tut.
July
In
will
die
as
of
this
give
now
487,459
gear
of
The
of
would
in
stock
the
by
permitted
600,000
to
to
Under
purchase
than
the
last
parts
such
which
present
ment
$11,134,676.
year
for
tions
a
and
Marbro
The
SEC
certain
by
key
of
price
employees
of
snares
the
at
the
•
of
merger
will
30.
June
on
This
combined
whose
become
one
dustries, Inc.—V.
the
in
1959
these
filing
to
Food
■
Hydrodyne
Filter
Corp.,
tration
with
mortgage
at
bonds,
competitive
"•
Ceramic
tion.
In¬
A.
and
tile
and
from
company's
advances
the
and
the
to
parent,
the
use
10
to
covering
be
the
of
expenditures
made
expenditures
were
which
SEC
Company
issued
has
an
Act
permitting
from
time
to
walls
will
in
$400,000
be
are
by Lubin
through
by
-v
the
ward
for property
financed ini¬
intends
to
back
p.
to approximate $40,000,proceeds for general corporate
arid improvements.
Bidding is
exemption
order
under
Income
Fund
of
Boston,
Inc.,
to
the
entered
was
York
New
air
34-story
City,
Kansas
into
June
on
15
for
a
by Kratter
Kansas
of
the
over
entire
lease
holders
it
certain
conditions.—V.
Indiana
Ralph
and
Ind.,
Papitto,
F.
for
foreign
Corp.—Sub.
of
President
of
11
under
A
to
that
the
its
other,
the
Products,
Inc.,
Stamford,
General.
The
the
of
omits
that
17
two
Corp.,
of
190,
transaction,
Conn.
(ADVAC), a subsidiary of Indiana
which
is
expected
to
be
consummated
issue of an undisclosed number of Glass-Tite
shortly contemplates the
shares in exchange
for, the stock of ADVAC and Is subject
by. Glass-Tite stockholders.
YY*
Y:
ADVAC
is
temperature
expected
producer
indicate
to
of
glass
electronic
high
Technological
industry.
metal
to
ceramic
seal
market
knowledge of
basis
the
of
the
acquisition,
of
excess
30
number
the
of
shares
share
per
cents.—V.
,Y;-.;YvY
development
other
Y
V '■'
V-
'
■
-Y Y
•
190,
to
earnings
of
2617.
p.
issued
be
in
is
ADVAC
in
1959
share
■
Resistance
Co.—Expansion—
Work has begun on a major expansion project
Iowa, division of this Philadelphia firm.
.
Manager
James
Hollyer
said ; that
Y Y /
-
company
the
building
-
i.
equipment,
million
It
during
will
as
at
cost
a
lacturing
approximately
of
of
$250,000,
will
in
run
in
•'
Agent
Its
floor
30,000
shares of
.' scribed
he
space,
to
■
said.
The
well
Target
accompanied
early
;;
P-
'for
date
indicated
by
1961.
completion
that
the
boost
a
Current
in
electronic
from
the
Steel
Y
is
of
Oct.
and
1,
would
area
approximately
Burlington
is
about
''
.
Mr.
probably
25%
375.—V.
be
'
■
Trust
First
National
stock.
Lee
Y
is
acting
from
of
the
United
States
respective
for
summer
marketing
These
a
toys
line
Y'-:. '";Y YYY
United
States
-v
16
^
toy
sold
19i,
—V.
under
and
iron
late
ore
Kaiser
'
,
1954
the
mining
companies
claims
in
an
Steel's operating iron
United
States
filed
Steel
a
became
involved
in
a
■
approximately two miles east of
mine at Eagle Mountain. Subsequently,
lawsuit
against
Kaiser
Steel,
Terms
be
of
the
agreement
undertaken
by either
company
company.
there are
Both
either
.
These
Steel's
tain
no
seeking
to
solely owned
190,
Steel
and
future
development of the
area
by both companies or independently
royalty formula with the non-participating
and Kaiser S^eel emphasized, however, that
p.
stock
to
on
claims
operated
are
reserves'of
separate
iron
ore
at
from
Moun¬
July
effect
a
consider
increasing the authorized
split-up.—V. 190, p. 1421.
shares
50.000
season.
toys
the
the
from
the
in
as
$6,200,000
for
fiscal
recent
and
doll
since
the
was
partnership
a
1945.
fiscal
Sales
of
ended
year
ended
Feb.
27,
amounted
year
months
12
and
company
to
successor
fiscal
facili¬
manu-
United
"Mattel,"
The
for
the
tne
dolls
name
accessories,
items.
business
toy
$18,000,000
throughout
trade
toy
of
capital, and used to
heavy shipment
normally
to
class
of
B
stock,
common
$1
financing,
of
value;
value,
par
out¬
of
$260,599
par
whom
have
Earth
■"
Service
electric
September
,.Y'''r
•'
end
convertible
Barth
,
"'-Y Y,/;
(and
J
$4,900,000
a
to
provide
Louisiana
Gas
stock
Utilities
shares
at
in
note)
the
.
of
rate
exchange
all of its non-
for
for construction
one
to
by
offer
share
of
and other corporate
the
common
670,000
Louisiana
by
amendment.
of
the
of
the
none
'
„■
sale
will
be
The
of
record
No
for
date
each
by Louisiana
be
25
sub¬
and
underwriting
will
securities
received
purposes.
of Louisiana
Middle- South
stock
Gas
Stock.
supplied
and
shares
stockholders
Utilities
to
Proceeds
,
a
be
are
Power
to
paid
Gas.—V.
is
has
following
ment
correcting
190, p. 1422.
the
filing by
deficiencies
the
■
the
company
which
gave
of
rise
a
to
series
the
&
of
co.
Y
4,500
Jackson
&
14,000
2,500
Co
9,000
Shields
9,000
Stein
&
Co.———
&
R,
Bros.
Staats
2,500
9,000
2,500
Corp.
Sutro
G.
H.
Westheimer
C.
...
Zuckerman,
Wittow
&
2,500
—
2,500
9.000
Co...
Co
&
2,500
2,500
Co
&
and
4,500
Inc.
Durst,
&
Wheat
J.
2,500
Co.
4,500
2.500
u—-
Walker
6,000
2,500'
—
Co.—*
2,500
Smith & Co
Y*
.
Industries,
Inc.,
5220
Biscayne
Offering—
Blvd.,
9,000
Meyer & Fox
Co
Wagenseller
14,003
—
&
Co.—
&
Boyce—_—
&
Stern, Frank,
Maule Industries, Inc.—Rights
Maule
9,000
&
9,000
2416.
p.
Y
Co.
Co.___—__
9,000
Co.—
Stieplit.z
191,
4,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co.»«
William
Forgan & Co
Goodbody & Co.—
Granbery, Marache &
—V.
2,500
Co.—
Schwabacher
Co. % 4,500
Glore,
Hplle
&
Saunders, Stiver &
Co.—
Securities,
&
Ryons
Inc._^
4,500
Turner,
&
9,000
4,500
Co.,
Curtis
•...—
&
Co.
A
—
duPont
Equitable
scription
at
$7
Fla.,
Miami,
' *Y
y
<
filed
a
share
for each
No
by common stockholders at the rate of one
shares held. The record date is to be supplied by
share
per
■
3
underwriting is
involved.
engaged primarily in the production and sale in
South Florida of concrete aggregates (rock and sand), concrete, blocks,
and
ing
is
company
ready-mix concrete. It also sells other related products and^buildmaterials. Net proceeds of this financing will be used as follows:
to improve production facilities at several of the company's
$375,000
plants;
to modernize
$375,000
some
,
of the company's equipment; and
undeveloped Pennsuco
$750,000 to construct new facilities for quarrying
The
the balance for general corporate purposes.
and
property;
has
company
indebtedness.
Jose
Y'
;
Ferre
A.
outstanding
745,677
common
is listed
as
shares
and
certain
•'
••
•
board
chairman, Max Orovitz as vice chair¬
Foster as president, and Maurice M. Orovitz as executive
According to the prospectus, Ponce Products, Inc., is
beneficial owner of about 55.1% of the outstanding stock. All of
Ponce Products stock is owned by
members of the Ferre family.
man,
vice
K.
F.
president.
the
the
—V.
191,
p! 1324.
McGraw-Edison
Of
amend¬
stop,
Jones
&
Templeton
Paine, Webber,
Co.
order.
company
SEC
on
June
this stock,
Co.—Exchange Plan Filed—
of
Elgin,
15.
1960,
111., filed a registration statement with
covering 1,146,473 shares of common stock.
the company proposes to issue 817,967
shares (excluding
substitution for outstanding options granted
Machinery Co.) in the acquisition of sub¬
subject to liabilities, of American Laundry.
According to the prospectus, said shares are being registered in order
shares
to
be
optioned
in
American Laundry
stantially all of the assets,
by
The
nf
>
&
Mitchum,
4,500
*
This
lifted its stop order of July 30, 1959, suspending the
registration statement of
this
St.
Louis
investment
-Act
McDonald
9,000
and
Guerin
the
SEC
Lester,
&
to
Managed Funds, Inc.—Stop Order Lifted—
—V.
Byllesby
I.
191,
Y\
._
Kalman
Co. Inc.
&
-
transferred
South
Middle
involved.
were
pursuant
proposes
subscription
price
Louisiana
funds
Power
for
of
scription
605.
which
the
severally
stockholders
Co.
Sons—__
&
Slocumb
amendment.
West
under and
1958
Noyes &
Hirsch
9,000
Co._—___
&
Eppler,
4
4
4
4
shares, is owned by Louisiana Power & Light Co.,
of Middle South Utilities, Inc.
Louisiana Power acquired
properties
and
has
Shares
Hemphill,
Walter & Hurry,
Brown
M.
each
selling
4,500
Eichler & Co.—Y
Stearns
Brush,
H.
the
registration statement with the SEC on June 15 covering 254,322 shares
of common stock. The company proposes to offer the stock for sub¬
■'
Co.—Registers Common—
1961.
31,
underwriters
which
and
company
4,500
Co.
&
Francis
Y;
■
May
9,000
Allyn and Co., Inc.*.
Fairman
.
after
several
stock
common
the
Y Shares'"
——.-Yd** 73,500
Co
C.
(Inc..)
"v,Y
.Y:
the
of
names
from
Crowell, Wee^n A" Co
Cruttenden, Podesta &
severally
to
Louisiana
Gas
in
plan for divestment of such
properties
approved
by
the
SEC
under
provisions of-;the
Holding
Company Act.
An additional 64,890 shares were acquired by Louisiana
Power
&
Alex.
Brown
Sons—a.—
4
Dominick & Dominick—L-v—4
■■•'•7
stock
common
2,500
Paine,
Hayden, Stone & Co
;
W. C. Langley & Co.'—••
Tucker, Anthony & R: L. Day.
C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.
into
shares of
purchase
Bingham,
CO.—r,i 4
&
basis
follows:
as
Bear,
below:
"v-Y'
1233
company^
Split—
will
Y-—Y
are
Courts
for
below,
common
605,010 shares
The
26
on
made
or
2416.
p.
Bateman,
is
indicated
; '
;
of
Securities
two-for-one
Act.
request,
vacated
its
of
the
related
other
in
grown
over
income
to
J.
Alex.
7
agreed
is
Kaiser
Eagle
to
shares
191,
The
;
p.
entirely
2712.
Co.—Stock
stockholders
common
a
mining
ore
itself.—V.
The
under
S.
for
jointly
plans for immediate development.
iron
Kendall
•
U.
provide
Mass.,
Boston,
Bank Expressway, Harvey, La., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 10 covering 670,000 out¬
standing shares of its common stock.
This stock, constituting all the
<
over
area
ore
;
Gas
company
outstanding
a
subsidiary
joint
a
dispute
acquire title to certain of the claims, and Kaiser filed a cross-com¬
plaint to establish the validity of its claims. With the conclusion of .the
ownership agreement, the lawsuit has now been dismissed.,
to
i
two
engaged
share-for-share
a
new
Union Steel
a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kaiser Steel,
have agreed to
ownership of the claims.
Y
In
131, p. 2203.
This
Co.,
Boston,
Boston,
of
Representative,
as
Securities
A-—' '-L—X. —-
Louisiana
and
the
upon
be
working
quality
and
guns
toys
have
1956
YY.
Yy
named
J.
7
&
Webster
&
Bank
;
Steel
Steel
been
Inc.
A.
Y'Y" •- YY,
;Y'Y
: %
White^Weld & Co. Inc.„—7
%
.
Co
WeekSddddY—*
&
Corp.:
Corp., and
Steel Corp., jointly announced on June 13 the settlement of a
dispute concerning iron ore mining claims located near Eagle Mountain
California desert.
namely, the
and having
by
of
hearing,
Christmas
the
high
are
of
musical
had
Bache
important product
Its most
percentages
Higginson
Stone
by
Kaiser
in the Southern
for
the
Corp.___—7
"Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
7
F. S. Moseley & Co
:
7
Shearson, Hammill & Co.____
7
Corp.—"X" Dispute Settled—
Columbia-Geneva Division
the research,
aviation and
in
equipment
Company,
'
underwriters
Curtis
the
Noyes
Hornblower
Y-' Y' /
.
provision)
sale
company's
arising lrom
UNDERWRITERS—The
are grouped in
three principal cate¬
aircraft navigating systems, air traffic
Colony
Tne
v
&
YY—2-Y-------Y,
Hemphill,
present 56.000
facilities will be allo¬
expansion
working
emplcment
.
Kaiser
the
employment at
2518.
The
of
increased
facts,
organized
should
the
to
aggregate number of
".-YY;- ;v'Y
\
principally
engaged
of
•
Hollyer
years
made on June 14 by Bache & Co.
offering marks the first public sale
receivable
and
include
—V.
$1,2^6,000 and
was
Tears
;
is
:
'Webber; -Jackson
Paine,
the
production, engineering, quality control and laboratory work,
as
for a new employee cafeteria.'
in
/'■>'Y.Y Y
$1
for
two
past
A
reason
*
company at $35 per share such of the
stock offered hereby to stockholders as are not sub-
common
for,
Curtis
feet
added
square
tne
'
products
common
Jackson &
to purchase
-agreed
11
*Y
of
respective
computer products.
and
and
Registrar of the
Webber,
program
excess
material
for
suspension
proceeds
added
States.
750,000
ing capitalization will consist of $4,546,009 bank debt under the Regulaticn V-Loan and 700,208 shares of common stock.
;
Y '
Y'-Y
"■ •••;.' ''Y'YYY-
1960.
add
feet
square
cated
announced
for
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current
standing capitalization of the company will consist
sundry
debt;
300,000 shares
of
common
stock,
$1
Doppler navigating system for aircraft. Developed by the comp-any,
system gives the pilot a continuous indication
of his latitude,
groundspeed and course and distance to destination,
'
originally
the
self-contained
APPOINTMENTS—Old
t
■
in
production
uses.
namely,
Transfer
Buriington,
for the
.
Division
*.
fails
each
Regulation
a
the
with
$1,035,726.
Y;Y .'.'v*Yv
UNDERWRITERS—The
International
of
In
certain
was
The
during, the
Mattel,
by
CAPITALIZATION—Upon issuance of the additional shares outstand>
with
were
a
the
\
,
that
$300,000
complied
Inc., with its pffiees and manufacturing
Hawthorne,-Calif., is engaged in designing, assembling,
which
longitude,
<Y:YYYY-'
connection
income
net
and
military
gories,
Gluss-Tite, established in late 1956, anticipates sales of approxi¬
mately $4,000,000 for 1980 after giving effect to the ADVAC acquisi¬
tion.
Earnings of Glass-Tite in 1959 were 20 cents a share and, cn
the
1959;
Y." BUSINESS—The
is
according to Mr. Papitto, should accelerate the
by expanding product line and enabling
of
the
proven
products
and
engineering
Y Y-'/'Y""-
been
not
within
anti-fraud
opportunity
Net
control
advantage
the other.
registration
that
asserts
notification
company
1960.
$578,000.
for
company
take
..
the
the
1959, of 300 000
from
Consolidated
state
to
3,
April 24,
seals
vacuum
15,
BUSINESS—Mattel,
costumes,
EARNINGS—Backlog of
the
company
amounted
to
approximately
*$28,440,000 on April 29, 1960. Sales during the year ended April 29,
1960
were
$38,526,003 compared with. $20,410,000 in the year ended
approval
semiconductors.
each
of
to
in
that
metal
5.
2713.
p.
associates.
ties * -iia
on
a
to
acquisition,
each
to
ceramic
$1
May
.
substantial rate.
Glass-Tite is an important
metal seals for > the electronics indus.ry with
at
grow
emphasis in
.growth
of
applications
developments
The
pi'oducer
a
to
at
filed
Mattel, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Public offering
300,000 shares of Mattel, Inc. common stock at a price
accounts
principal - purpose of the financing is to enable the
company to handle a larger volume of business which will require larger
accounts receivable and a larger inventory; proceeds from the financing
not so applied will be used to reduce the need for borrowing under the
company's V-Loan Agreement.
• "Y
Y Y
agreed
Vacuum
Advanced
shares
having the same business purposes;
offering of the shares of each company
the
the
will.,,be
JPROCEEDS —A
I.,
Valparaiso,
have
companies
Glass-Tite
by
R.
A
with
and
(the
whether
question
PROCEEDS—Net
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Providence,
General
1933
exceeding
and
Basin
affiliate
affiliated
persons
an
carry
headed
group
a
not
ether,
Great
March
by
of
common
have
incorporated under California law in 1848
underwritten
Regulation
notification
the Commission
in
wxtn
provides
stock
(1) share for each ten (10) shares held of record
is being
(
Act
exemption
June 9, 1960. The subscription price is $35 per share.
The right to subscribe will expire on June 30, 1960. The
YY'.yY- Y.-YY. Y'Y'Y'
-v.
in
an offering of $300,000 of securities pursuant
Moreover, according to the orders, the offering
Section
order
191,
on
Acquired
Glass-Tite,
Indiana
that
acquisition
banking
.'•Y'Y;,
2415.;%
p.
June
on
the
from
President
Smith,
announced
terms
on
Ill,
General
R.
Robert
time
:
the
purchase
a
suspending
300,000
offering
borrowings
with
offered
of the company's common stock. Of the total number
of
shares offered, 50,000 shares were offered for the account
of the company, and
250,000 shares for the. accounts of
certain selling stockholders.
—
one
be
Inc.
of
Regulation
became
further asserts
violate
and
Laboratory For Electronics,: Inc.* ^Boston,Y
v
Mass.) is offering its stockholders the right to subscribe
for 63,65S additional shares of common stock at the rate
of
the
company
the
of $10 per
of
Offering to Stock¬
—
each
YYY
.
Laboratory For Electronics, Inc.
of
Securities
conditional
companies,
exemption.
permanent.—V.
with Ed¬
period.—V.
YyYyyY ,Y
Mines,
orders,
available
controlling
the
realtor.
million
$20
;yY;
_
notification
following, both of Las Vegas,
Regulation
a
of
Mining
of
Each
The initial lease period is for 22 years after which
opticn to renew for the remaining 21 years at a gross
an
excess
to
affiliation
not
of
would
Kratter.
has
in
named
an
an
same
and
City
excess
Corp.
of
balance
temporarily
offering
suspension
the
' Y Y ' •"■.
"in
sum
the
public offerings of securities
conditions
Marko
such
of
conditioned
Mo.,
orders
provides
its
two
cf. toys
make
firms
purchase
i960,
Milling Co., Inc.—Offering Suspended
public
existance
.
Investment
the
with
2519V
y
2518.
p.
to
Lane.
Lane
Mr.
expected
the
additions
L.
.rental
repay
the
to
Corp.—To Buy KLT Building—
Light Building,
of
rate
12,
.and is presently making
Y Mr. Lane, who had purchased this property from a group of investors
headed by Rogers Stevens, has arranged a long-term 43-year net lease¬
be
&
company
and
letter
a
partnership interests to
is involved.
for
used
pursuant
A
exemption Is
company's experimental
'
be
Consolidated
for
to
In
and
that
' ;,.Y"Y." .'
the
July
,
disclose
to
in
,!
filed
registration
Basin
respect
terms
to
Lee
throughout the new sec¬
architects and biulders. Y
;Y Y'
1960
Mining. & Milling Co., Inc.
Offering pursuant to notification filed Dec.
common shares at $1
per share.
amount.
used
the
at
to
Marko
with
1951 on the premise of selling
mass
distribution
methods.
Sales
to $5,000,000 in 1955 to the present
1951
YY-'R'YY YY
million"
$5.5
public
will
Telegraph Co.,
reimbursement of the
Following
are
of
Telephone
for
thereof
Income Fund of Boston, Inc.—Receives Order—
The
Sara
to
issued
share
Regulation
'
'
■,
devoted to the
now
and
products
irom
contract
Power
regis¬
a
$50,000,000
offered
sale
for
American
balance
purpose,
Y-\
and Sons,, Inc.
founded
baked
risen
A
filed
These
sources.
including property
expected on July 6.—V. 191,
Chicago,
1997,
proceeds
aforesaid,
as
St.,
June
on
due
G,
from
internal
treasury
to
SEC
Net
company
advances
(b)
research center will be designed as a flexible
all types of temporary installations during test
area
floors
was
$25,000,000.
Co.—Registers Bonds—
series
improvements.
through
parent,
the
the
Epsteim
Lee
Sara
Acquired—Y
Washington
bidding.
reimburse
to
additions
tially
W.
212
statement
first
used
of
'"""-Y-'
debentures
1960.
bakery will be used to enlarge the company's quality control and home
economics departments. Y',YY'"
Y":
:'',Y\"Y/' Y "Y/'''Y. YY''' ' Y Y '"'•.
mil¬
Great
>
enable
6,
of limited
underwriting
are
has
per
be used as an opera¬
engineering, receiving,
will
No
Proposal
'
center
June
on
from
Avenue,
A
•
stock
common
of
Nevada:
below.
Illinois Bell Telephone
company
the
of
part
Kratter
This
the
development
'■
accommodate
to
quality
Corp.—May Be
Permanent
center will
production,
the
for
and
products.
Lubin said that
Laye
See
of
due
New
of
Y.
into
$16.50
under the
to stock olfering proposals of the
respect
circular
Y
food
and
.
center
Another
,
1879.
p.
the
food
SEC
exemptions
Elston
'
•
all
i960,
Bank
2091.
p.
Marko Mining &
The
.
existing
North
15,
debentures
The
at
,
its future product line, Lubin said.
Besides baked
will be used, for experimentation and research on
broaden
goods,
other
agree¬
$300
over
Hunt
name
the
national
two
amounted
the
under
for
way
time
that
At
sales
company
191,
clears
feet
;
Industries, Inc.—Merger Approved—
5353
•
offices
research
new
greaay
is
Y>
The
-
te
-v
con-.
built in
he
made
price,
real estate brokerage commission,
refund or deposit paid by general
partners, legal, accounting, recording, and filing fees, adjustments at
ciosmg,
miscellaneous
and
initial
operating funds.
comerence-class room will also be
•••'•-' '.-•. •
•'••Y'y'v Y'- Y1
■ remaining 3,600 square feet will be devoted to a greatly ex¬
panded experimental bakery that will be used for the testing and
development of new products under actual production conditions.
stock
option
at
will
each
July
on
subordinated
be
N.
15,
convertible
for
$220,000
$5,000.
proceeds
1
departments.
'
v
he-said. v.
of
(a)
center
plant
company's
3,600
covering
The
The
of
would
common
time
year,
announced.
warehousing
built,
men
committee
a
and
June
redemption
will
Associates, Scarsdale, N. Y.—Files With SEC
company
units
the successful introduction of five
as well as substantial
sales rises in
development
and
the
with
in
,
to
attributed
research
center
year .ending,,
York
New
are
common
191,
for
convertible
Payment
Com¬
applicable
not
are
$15,000,000.
is
Approximately
key management
stock option plan
kind of management
Y
v
administered
number
i
stock
common
future
restricted
a
available."
the
of
at
fiscal
the
St.,
of
called
5%%
105%.
debentures
share
one
foot researcn and -development center were
the Chicago corporation,
Charles W. Lubin,
sales figure represents a 66% increase over
during the
product line.
new
Chicago, Lubin
stockholders to
the
YYY'Y'YYY Y;Y:Y"
June-. 10.
on
sales
construction
of Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., Inc. and Hunt Foods and
Inc. received overwhelming approval of the stockholders of
companies,
C00,
half
Lee, Inc.—Sales Up 66%—
for
oy
that
increase
The
merger
companies
said
entire
the
.
market
YYYYY'YYYy
Industries,
sale
fiscal
previous
Wall
The
was
first
square
products
new
time
area
-of
the
for
13
June
year's
Y The
7,200
a
on
President,
said,
companies
the
have it
oi
anji
get the
plan
limitu
a
of
95%
At
ask
to
shares
present
structure,
the
other
but rather
going
company."
plan would be
Hunt Foods &
<
year
the
at
inclusive.—V.
President, said.
Mooney said,
totalled
Mr.
year,
figures
$25,000,000.
of
reported
acquisition pur¬
component
outside.
struction
"
President,
for
use
Sales. of
increase
to
outstanding and held by 1,800
plan to issue the newly authorized
30,000
for
tax
to
incite
the
also
am
plan,
present
optior
less
The
lion,
during
Mooney,
F.
Kitchens of Sara
siockholuers
from
Hansen,
growth
a
granted.
both
fiscal
the
of
incurred
1973
48
York,
months
six
$322,000
a
are
not
earmark
to
option
members.
not
stock
acquire
who
the near future,
continued—"I
siocx
to
from
do
we
J.
stock
like
companies
common
proposal
a
stock
board
electric, motors
of
special
a
recommendation
Erling
important incentive, needed to
an
call
to
common
common
volume
in
However,
With
required
at
company
approved,
approve
men.
shares
Industries
Hansen
restricted
is
the
shares
it
Mr.
plans
board's
the
announcement,
buying
stocknolders.
stock,
manufacturer
Wis.
approved
.
casting and
are
Racine,
consider
to
authorized
Howard
poses.
we
of
continuing program of overhead reduction and more efficient
production methods.—V. 191, p. 1323.
1
shares.
making
f'This
this
meeting,
21,
number
1,000,600
of
to
oune
meeting
the
final
loss
1,
7
Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
has'
outstanding
March
adjustment
"
The
<
after
Stores
corporation
its
the
through
Howard Industries, Inc.—To Increase Common—
at
for
sales
share,
a
expenses.
the
a
cents
of
company's merger with Anchor Metals Co., occurred only
nine months prior
to the end of the fiscal year.
Mr. Mooney said the company's good last half showing was achieved
2034.
p.
the
...Sales
five
or
non-recurring
during
Clyde
year,
since
and
i960
$19,658,
ox
eliminate
to
parable
Y1
.
12,
entitled
be
:
•
stockholders
of
and
income
the
oi
17
l9bu,
taxes
The
before
come
YY Y
record
a
will
date
meeting.—V, 189,
properly
■
but
business
of
31,
Mangel
The
designer and manufacturer of large antenna
announced a net prolit for the fiscal year ended
Mass.,
June
on
enough
.
may
^
Cohasset,
.
shares
11,228
Kennedy & Co.—Earnings—
(D. S.)
,•
of
amount
/
close,
such
at
the
to
"acW "
o.
the rights of the holders
class to elect two directors
a
business
will
the
oi
at such
vote
books
autnorized
Corp.
v- ■
-
transfer
snares
eliminating
'
the'meeting, ,-Y
The
the
Holly
stock
,
present
of
and
Corp.
of, 10,030,030
reducing
value,
par
preferred
of
total
a
(26$9)
amorinsn
T.aiinrirv
mav
offer
for
sale
from
time
8
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2640)
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
i
to
the
time
the
upon
shares
stock
McGraw-Edison
of
to
received
be
This
them
by
time to time under
options granted or which may be granted under McGraw-Edison's
stock option plan and options granted in substitution for outstanding
options
to purchase American
Laundry stock.
At the close of business June 17, 1960, American Laundry had out¬
standing 681,639 common shares.
At a special meeting of its stock¬
holders scheduled for July 2, 1960, stockholders will vote upon a plan
to transfer its
assets to
McGraw-Edison in exchange for shares of
McGraw-Edison
common
stock
equal
to 1.2
times
the
number of
shares of American Laundry outstanding, to be followed by the com¬
The
.
remaining
The
of
in
its
of
$20.50
plus
share,
per
Mead
Johnson
dividends.—V.
accrued
190,
•
1297.
p.
located
in
Fallon
Mont.—V.
County,
189,
operating
Net
—V.
191,
ceutical
Paulo,
firm
D.
ceutical
the
request
of
this
firm,
Inc.—Hearing Postpon'd
question
Operating
whether to vacate or make permanent an order of the Comtemporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption with respect
proposed public offering of 200,000 common shares
mission
<
to
that
at
$1.50
firm,
President
announced
-
share.—V.
per
191,
2091.
p.
\V
is
in
1939
Mr.
of
line
products
shares
vita.min,
the
in
marked
This
Johnson's
Mead
third
Farmaceuticos
de
Leo
Colombia,
Limitada,
and
Bogota,
in
Brazilian
The
Vice-President
stated
announcement
its
market
Johnson's
Mead
Kapranos,
products
own
that
for
Latin
Endochimica
a
continue
will
Brazil and that appropriate
in
Mead
This
dividend
and
of
value
disbursing
the
has
Co.
been
for
agent
corporation.—V.
the
191,
sole
transfer
stock
common
cents
10
$5
a
Miami
Copper
Tennessee
for
below.—V.
191,
is
A
The
to
be
and
it
and
that
time
at
said
meeting
principal
a
been
is
the
of
class A and 3,000 class B
The
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
$
$
of business
Operating
Federal
See
to
9,
Other
operating
Net
operating
diversified
activities
95,271,734
the
loan
67,485,627
63,023,281
These
3,426,542
2,913,025
12,470,847
11,763.483
proposed
taxes
1^60—4 Mos.—1959
2,066,300
1,746,892
8,362,090
3,962,479
3,326,794
14,673,355
13,337,192
charges——
191, p. 2204.
3,356,394
2,836,724
small
duct
7,147,778
income
offered
be
on
class
of
for
public sale
efforts
cents
$62,910;
David
and
has
F.
similarly
and
after
—V.
12,209,945
,'
Ho
11,356,328
-•'•
,
Mid-Continent Telephone
This
-tion
of
corporation,
statement
a
of
5 Va7c,
;
Ohio)
,
i
.
v
.
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Third Street,
363
the
SEC
Elyria,
June
on
14
Ohio,
filed
.:
covering
the
to
stock
convertible
the
on
prospectus,
for
the
preferred
basis
of
Mid-Continent
outstanding
stock
acquired
who
corporation's
EUSINESS—The
Of
of
exchange
of
Elyria Telephone Co.
Mid-Continent
stock
(Elyria,
of Elyria common stock, and 5.2 shares for each share
preferred; 330,000 shares for the outstanding common stock
share
Reserve
Western
Telephone
shares for each share of
Co.
(Hudson,
Ohio)
Western Reserve stock;
The
of
3.3
.
Telephone
for
each
ing
shares of
Ohio),
share
of
(Fairview,
Home
basis
of
Ohio),
stock;
stock
common
the
on
Although
Co.
4.6
of
The
shares
Mid-Continent
share
of
shares
38.1
of
for
the
Telephone
each
its
basis
shares
Citizen
for
at
may,
outstand¬
stock,
Chardon
95%
Home
the
Upon
stock,
ar.d
W.
will
the
and
stock
as
is
a
of
of
the
the
be
who
shares
Ohio
They
and
the
Reserve,
Western
Coolville
principal
stock.
holders
of
(7.7% )
Weldon
shares.
This
of
company
with
234
the
West
SEC
National
The
The
of
written
by
general
Inc.,
of
will
serve
and
The
in
the
producers
right to
producers
is
filed
registration
a
$150,000
$3,000
of
limited
No
units.
under¬
net
Robert
officer
assigned
profits
the
play.
Fryer,
and
to
The
partnership,
Carr
and
Theatrical
of
his
company
with
promoters,
Lawrence
employee
that
the
of
negotiating
now
are
produce
are
an
has
and
the
will
have
additional
the
of
share
that
and
,
as
com¬
play
together
with
Messrs.
that
not
right
a
the
to
up
cost
of
$150,000;
call
of
contribution
total
exceed
the
upon
to
20%
offering
if
limited
the
of
the
additional
the
producers.
shares)
will
According
head
but
be
will
Proceeds
applied
the
to
of
the play
herein
is
the
contributions
various
to
prospectus,
in
star
"nothing
-
Mill Factors
_
This
contribution.
it
(or sale
related
purposes
is
contemplated
to
that
of
partnership
the
production.
Tallulah
its
that
be
it will
deemed
Walter D,
its
from
in
textile
financing
expansion
commence
be
directed
by
commitment"
a
to
Jose
into
regional
This
Los
ponent
nounced
and
the
Florida
offices
Factors
for
ended
Inc.
the
to
be
and
William
SEC
offered
end
F.
of
the
(in
the
Du
expanded
its
Pont
Plaza
manufacturer
the
missile
of
and
each;
and
additional
and
Rubin
five
Hugo
W.
Building)
in
dications
period
of
current
Chairman
being
are
fiscal
of
the
trustee
8,
York,
1959.
that
received
Missile
year
of
at
This,
in
client
covering
sale at $1
Inc.,
Co.,
who
share
the
assemblies
and
June
on
com¬
8
an¬
first
net
company's
gratifying
sales
a
of
$925 831
year .ago.
board,
accelerated
said
that
pace
and
to
of
officers,
warrants
designated
Feldman,
at
$1
(one
by the
The
share.
and
$4,125
and
and
4500
each.
which
all
corporation
of
will
and
outside
types of
has
the
be
been
be
to
"attached
Florida.
of
labels
to
to
The
order.
developed
•
toward
securities
$240,000
of
expenses
promotional
pillows,
corporation
>
•; H
.a,»
.
is- known
sold,
are
after
the
issue,
the
the;
as
cor¬
net
will
reduction
of
indebtedness,
be'
new
'
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
stock
191,
(10
cents
value)
par
PRESENT
-
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
__
to
applied
Au'horized
Common
—V.
proceeds
underwriters'
by the
equipment, and
of
payment
and
activities.
CAPITALIZATION
260,(L0 sns.
2205.
p.
The
one
and
warrants
3,750
to
warrants,
in
In
connection
The
The
net
sales
addition
shares
of
this
Martin
M.
sold
Boenning
and
the
to
be
an
with
the
commercial
itself
company
proceeds of this
to
$47,557
cash
solicitation
to
72,000
20,000
The
does
exploitation
not
own
of
patents
any
and
program
shares
class
B
or
of
for
common
capital
shares,
:
.
.
S'
f
other
proper
stock,
$.01
operating
the
K
company
value
par
and
income
This
100
charges
'
'
'
Texas.
•
„
"
'
interested
the
400
The
bond
E.
Main
J
was
proceeds
gram,
for
.
will
be
estimated
15
10,658 958
4,589,958
4,035,092
issued
19.—V.
191,
persons
applied
older
until
to
the
$7,750,000,
expenditures.
p.
planned
Pennsalt's
1959,
July
5,
Holding
I960,
to
issue
bonds,
and
series
company's
or
to
sell
at
due
a
July
1
construction
Nixon Nitration Works—To Be
Baldwin
Chemical Corp.
above.
the
April
beginning of
at Houston,
the
facility
new
plant.
equip
Pennsalt, to
organic
the
principal
p.
and;
the
It
-
for
in
early
begun
earlier "steps
market
Expected
next
the
over
live
1961.
materials
are:
intermediates
chemicals; and
1115.
two
meet,, the
.chemicals
these
plastics;*
,
program
over-all, expansion
follows
sulfur
for
uses
of
for " natural
gas
...
•
-.v-v
-
of
manufacture
/pharmaceuticals,
for
odorants-
••
14
liter.
Filter
Corp.
by
Jan
of
Corp.
Los
of
North
Angeles,
Hollywood,
Oostermeyer,
-
and
■
•
r
\
•
,
.
of
it
the
was
Board
'
acquire
to
offered
has
Calif.,
Chairman
'
announced on
of Permanent
-a
rr^e^board of directors
AH
of Permanet Filter and the ownership.of
a
privately held company, have agreed to the transaction
subject to approval of the
Hydrodyne,
which
r-n
is
sioner,
California
Oostermeyer
Terms of the offer
*s
NpI
ior
pro¬
the
company's treasury
bidding is
exoectcd
™
Acquired—
dhemicals
Bayou
will
synthetic
Completion is scheduled
the
expected
announced
w
biddine
19^0
has
$750,000,
part
191,
-i
r
hearing
Ltehr
over
integral
Greens
which
for
Permanent
g c Co"
b
2307.
&
competitive
post-1953
reimburse
Competitive
Company
request
Power
an
rubbers
June
the
June
Permanent Filter Corp.—Seeks
To Acqu're—. ;
Co.—Financing Hearing—
under
as
LPG.—V.
9715 436
a
aircraft,
stated. -'
were
not
suPPiier of
missile,
•>
,
disclosed,'
Corporations
,
' .
■
•"*" '
on
Fn
between
the
•
components
seals, bellows and hydraulic
automotive and marine industries.'
sales volume,"
advantages
Commis¬
.
,-
ac1ui8ition of
Hydrodyne will substantially augment
Present
product line and will
materially increase
1
See
capital.
Placement—On
sulfur
organic
cost
agricultural
20,768.233: 18,587 827
16,757,186 -15,490,628
an
to
hyes -and
90l'o49
2,434,325
of
synthetic
78'll5'o9Q
4,824,571
,
at
to
Man¬
Corp.—Expansion—
its
Among
•
financing proposal of New .Jersey
Street, Denville, N. J.
construction
with
par)
(no
Corp.,
1115.
p.
corporation
demands
122 318 334
5,642,(157
proposed
to
first
mortgage
of
stock
investment
working
Inc.—Private
Chemical
Expected
years.
.2,686,687
company
$5,000,000
for
.
,
' I960—4 Mos
—1959
$
$
$
31,146,379 131,201 307
19,764*021
83,025 802
4,123,462
16,748,264
New Jersey Power & Light
of
used
expansion
Hydrodyne
upon
notification
of
common
production unit will
utilize a portion of the
expanded capacity for hydrogen sulfide which
was
installed this spring.
;
'•
' *:
The latest unit,'which will produce a variety of alkyl mercaptans,
at
2205.
has
be
Philadelphia
another
■
SEC
letter
a
B
subordinated convertible debentures due
Pennsalt
has
in
4,596,423
taxes_^
operating
p.
to
are
1,1970.—v. 191,
*
-
1960—Month—1959
taxes___
Net
191,
filed
class
of
through eastern
—
corporate
Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
$
after
I960
H.—
N.
Commission
H.
year 6%
offering will approximate $123 000.
hand, will be used to finance Its
Operating revenues
33,506,362
Operating expenses20,580,695
Net
3,
shares
share,
per
Hampton,
16, Allen & Co. and Vilas & Hickey announced the pri¬
placement of $2,000,000 Pearce-Simpson, Inc. 10-
board
income
N.
19,000
$5
North
Exchange
vate
on
New England Telephone &
Federal
at
and
June
on
Pearce-Simpson,
patents
preferred
as
covering
proceeds
Milton
stock, $100 par value.
The prospectus' lists
Jess
chairman
and
Jerome
I.
Feldman
as
president
Feldman owns 31% of common stock and
50% of class B capital stock-'
Pollack owns 31%
of common stock and
50% of class B stock; and
Betty Spiegel owns all of the preferred stock.—V.
190, p. 463.
Larson
SEC
offered
Corp.,
Securities
corporation
chester,
&
Engineering
With
The
exercis¬
are
has
company
warrant)
Patton
Files
consisting
organized under Delaware law in March 1959 for
acting as a service organization for corporations 'and
addition
outstanding
July
Systems sales will exceed $5,000,000 for the
without
benefit
of
any
additional
acquisitions.
labels"
prints other
corporation
per
stockholders
units
Included
underwriters
promoters.
per
share
for
directors
$1.90 per unit,
nine
new
in¬
law
'van-A-Mail" direct, mail programs. :.The corporation cre¬
prints the advertising literature, brochures,- letters, the order
ana
envelopes;, inserts the material,.-seals- the • envelope and
commissions
through
$.12
"law
and
operation
PROCEEDS—If
Offering
receive
by
for one customer over a million
pieces of prepared advertising.
The corporation is equipped to do all types of printing such as
booklets, pamphlets, small trade magazines and practically every type
of commercial printed material.
;
V.
*
,0
a
per
will
required
V,
was
of
in
and
The
industries
Consolidated
the
a
'
and
registration
150,000 shares of
1960,
labels
.
2417.
filed
'v
,
4%%
company
191, p.
v.-',
manufactures,
warrant.
per
processes.
processes.
I.
sold
and
years
units
company
purpose
—V.
,
395,000
Bailey,
were
New
public
&
price
a
Kappler
$.10
individuals
has
at
Jerome
3,750
for
The
and
it
share
directors
two
within
the
and
common
are
giving
electronic
avionics
reported for the period compared with $133,632
orders
appointed
in
delivers a
complete, package
to
its- customer
ready-/' for - mailing.
Among the corporation's customers who use this service- are the Atlas
Sewing Centers and Houston Gas Corp.*: the latter enclosing.its.monthly
gas
bills in a "Pan-A-Mail" package;
In addition,'-the corporation
stocks the advertising for its
customers and presently
has in stock
•/■
^
,
increases
and
,/ blanks
commercial
earnings
after
all
charges of $111,815 for the
April 30,
1960 or 29 cents a share on
the
like
amount
St.,
for
Lyon
Other
outstanding.
This
compares
with
$66,000
deficit,
resulting primarily from research and development
expenditures, at the
were
been
1985.—V.
1,
June
on
Ross,
underwriters
one
able
effect.
area.
shares
common
,
Ahgeles
net
quarter
-•
experienced
and
their
designs
ates
commission.
Pollack
Systems Corp.—Shows Profit—
parts
V
1957
the cutting of the raw paper, each order is completed,
through the processes of designing, photogaphy, type¬
marking,
printing,
folding,
inserting,
packaging and
muslin
Another
„
class
; ■
on
poration's
as
the class B stock;
B shares and
of
Miami, Fla.,
April 28,
Florida
one
financing In the
Midwest when it opened operational offices
in Chicago.—V. 191, p. 1881.
Missile
has
principal
~
,,.
Mill
year,
Zamft
Treasurer.
as
through
•*''./
small
also
y',c
B
In
addition, the company has sold to a limited group,
including
officers and directors of the company and
officers, directors and stock¬
holders
of, and persons associated with, the underwriters, at $1.10
per
unit,
23,750
units
consisting
of
one
common
shore
and
Ferrer,
that
factoring and now in its 50th
factoring, announced on June 9
Miami.
Last
•
*
D. -Von
Kravitz
56,500
own
.
due June
68
the
with
stock,
common
Yankauer, President, said the company would immediately
serving the Greater Miami area
,and
southern
Florida
new
P.
respectively,
group
•
,
City Trust Co.
,
and
to
active
commercial
latest
Harold
of class
,
inception
its
sizes
H purchasing
outstanding
Register Co.—Registrar Appointed—
Bank-
Corp.—Expands—
corporation
of
year
a
.
Period End. Apr. 30—
;
and
shares,
as
,
$40,000,000
corporation,
Globus,
in
is
to make
partners
initial
play
money
No contribution of less than $500 will be accepted except upon consent
of
has
Avenue,
of
mattresses, chaise lounges, etc.
There are approximately. '1,100 manu¬
facturers of such articles
in
Florida,
most
of- whom are( currently
company.
100,000 shares
35th
W.
State
at small yearly losses or profits.
Late in 1957
bought out his associates and (he present management
corporation
many
are
and
increase
purposes.
believe
States
they
co-producer
as
producers
United
required
r
York,
covering
sale
Carr.
Fryer
an
The
Ritter
Plan,
partner,
general
pany
and
Ritter.
J.
Interests
New
1960,
for
Cash
National
for
statement
Co.
Chase.
acquire
partners
Theodore
the
Mary
to
St.,
9,
the
of
company
and
N.
che
of
imprinted standard type envelopes
description as well as parking ticket envelopes,
collection
envelopes,
bank
mail
deposit
envelopes,
air
line
ticket
pouches and other specially designed items.
*
'
The corporation recently started to
manufacture; "law labels." These
the
to
FHA;
to
National Patent Development Corp.—Files for
This
group
a limited partnership to be formed for the purpose
play entitled "Midgie Purvis," an original stage play
the
Chase
Mary
44th
offered
18,500
officials
sinking fund debentures
of
is
company
producing
First
registrar
warrant
June
on
partnership shares, to be
writing is involved.
the
used
The prospectus lists Martin
Chairman
and
the
common
loans
be
to
be
with
plate
The
of
Act.
will
to
business
indebtedness,
par).
shares.
A
capital,
laws
the
delivery.
authorization
"
of
Midgie Purvis Co.—Files For Offering—
statement
class
share
President.
as
19,000
own
financing
$100,000
application
working
class A
par
bank;
make
to
as
retail
Board
management
15,152
stock.
and
78,943
own
cents
and
Nassau
certain
to
Housing
at
operated
required,
as
(Coolville,
Co.
Coolville
Company,
Columbus,
Ohio,
the company's directors
shares,
will
of
outstanding
exchanges,
The
(12.2%)
group,
listed
outstanding
80%
will
124,784
own
officers
Case
of
consummation
Mid-Continent
which
each
(10
President
option,
accept a lesser per¬
centage of the shares set forth, the said exchange offers are con¬
ditioned upon
the acceptance by the holders of not less than 66%%
of
the
aggregate
outstanding Elyria
common
and
convertible
pre¬
ferred
the
used
and
for
from
but
setting,
95,525.5 shares for tne
the
on
18.260.8
and
loan
addition
common
outstanding shares of common stock of The Chardon Telephone Co.
(Chardon, Ohio), on the basis of 3.5 shares for each share of Chardon
stock; 26,289 shares for the outstanding shares of common stock of
Home
small
Administration
National
6700
of
company,
under
Birenbaum
mencing
sale, $192,400 will be applied
indebtedness; $150,000 will be loaned
bank
proposes
be
127,785 shares of $1
such ;
of
which
the
stock
common
took over the
operation of the; corporation.
Since then sales have
continued to increase ar.d net profits have resulted for each year.
The
corporation's manufacturing operations are wholly integrated,
with each job starting and finishing within hs plant facilities,
Com¬
proposed stock
certain
of
purposes
Housing
under
the
of
of
balance,.will
In
;r
each
basis .of
the
on
proceeds
payment
the
the
and
for
the
the
Federal
value
par
Abe Birenbaum and four associates, to manufacture, design
sell envelopes,
stationery and other printed matter.
The cor¬
sales
shares for $6,990.
the field of finance as commercial banking,
and
the
business
of
financing retail sales.
being conducted in Florida.
The company also
through a newly-organized subsidiary, in the con¬
mortgagee
a
'subsidiary
549,525.6
stock
common
as
to .the
cent
10
by
poration,
2,100
banking business in the City of Nassau on the
Providence, Bahama Islands; and another subsidiary
New
an
organized
and
Cerf,
acquired
to
1954
commercial
a
of
act
.the
•
The
of
shares
2.6
will
shares
J.
Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
offering circular dated June 7,
was
the
of
in
are
engage,
apply
for
;
registra1,019,960.9 shares
a
stock.
common
According
: shares
of
with
to
of
will
to
....
above.
$3.00 per share.
share
per
shares
recently
common
ida
basis
Inc.,
share selling
per
18,900
own
B
adviser,
for
best
a
Winston & Co.,
A.
business
activities
Island
*Nct
Co.,
Products
Ekco
Merritt, Vickers, Inc. and Kahn & Peck, both of New
York City, publicly offered 100,000 shares of this Flor¬
29,
16,298,973
taxes—..
.,
fered—Pursuant
Fla., filed
covering
I960;
was
name
April
on
24,285,684 102.991,919
1960—Month—1959
26,359,161
expenses
income
the
name
16,903,840
Period End. Apr. 30—
Operating revenues
The
Laminates Inc.—Acquired—
Pacific
organized under Florida law in February 1959
Washington Finance Corp. and assumed its present
1960.
Through subsidiaries it is engaged in such
company
under
$
■$
account.
underwriting syndicate was terminated as of the close
on June 15, 1960.—V. 191, p. 2418.
is
with
Mr.
"
investment
its
for
stock
unsubscribed
stock¬
of
Beach,
June
made
be
by J.
underwriters
shares
financial
as
to
headed
stockholder
retained
Miami
on
Inc., for which a 75 cents
plus an allowance of 1272
paid
27,000
SEC
stock,
common
offering
Officials
stock
A
has
2204.
p.
the
Road,
the
with
underwriters
expenses.
from
Co.—Royalty Payment—
Corp.,
of
•commission
par
class
See
until
Lincoln
350
class
of
share.
per
group
of
Netherlands Securities Co.,
agent
2416.
p.
approval
statement
240,000 shares
by
appointed
1961;
20,
action
the
of
meeting
Capital Corp.—Registers Class A Common—
corporation
registration
a
at
Trust
Feb.
as
stockholder
annual
Fund's
stockholder
National
to
Johnson
Metalcraft, Inc.—Appointments—
Bankers
by-laws
first
Its
and subscription books
Co., representative
underwriters, has retained 55,014 shares of the
Pan American Envelope Co.,
products will be added to the line.—V. 190, p. 2450.
The
such
to
Thomas.
of
shares
Bear, Stearns &
closed.
been
have
offering of 1,000,000
enter into an investment
public
Completed—Dis¬
common stock of. this
completed
been
has
company
advisory contract, the election of directors,
independent public accountants.
The
so that it may operate for a limited period
the
of
exemption
an
its
by
the
/-I-;
Properties—Offering
917,835
of
tribution
14,691,636
•" /;
' '
holders.
separate
by S. W.
American opera¬
organization will continue to operate as
corporation, Mr. Johnson said. It will be headed
exemption
proposes
&
appropriate
investment
an
It
Naess
fixed
is
selection
seeks
without
Endochimica
tions.
the
of
proposing
stock.
with
take
to
to
respect
Colombia.
The
stockholders
Fund
order
an
Act
capital
contract
proposed
international
acquisition within
the past year.
In December, 1959, it purchased Laboratoires Allard,
S.
A.,
in Paris, France,
and in Februarv of this year it acquired
Productos
its
of
advisory
of
for
Securities
15,647,219
'V '' V",;
n
Coast
Pacific
Baltimore, Md„ has
from certain provisions
of
company
Company Act;
and the Commission has
issued
interested persons until June 28, I960, to request
thereon.
The
Fund
has
filed
a- registration
statement
the
under
liver, hormone and pharmaceutical fields. It has modern, functional
manufacturing facilities and a favorable medical and trade franchise.
investment
giving
hearing
a
It
It
the SEC
order
2205..
p.
Investment
the
an
different
33
to
of
Purchase
said.
Johnson
191,
3,859,314
4,042,801
charges—
after
$3,879,824 $16,015,819 $14,780,117
$4,198,101
income
operating
Net
Net
,
Special Fund, Inc.—Seeks Order—
newly-organized
applied
14,
largest pharmaceutical houses.
presently employs about 500 persons.
and
integrated
an
This
pharma¬
and
Brazil's
of
one
nutritional
;
April 30—
revenues
.
company's
Naess & Thomas
.
completed June
excess of $2 million.
was in
Endochimica
founded
week.
last
the
of
were
price
produces
acquired the Brazilian pharma¬
Farmaceutica Endochimica, S. A.,
of Sao
Johnson,
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$24,604,099 $23,689,950 $97,055,194 $92,126,114
Operating
expenses
14,223,694
13,819,021 56,843,622 54,309,875
Federal income
taxes—
4,198,081
4,083,637
16,210,820
15,509,746
Other operating taxes—
1,984,223
1,907,468
7,984,933
7,526,376
Period End.
Fla., the Commission has
to July 19, 1960, of the
Hialeah,
of
12,310,719
2521.
p.
812.
p.
authorized
a
postponement from June 13
hearing to be held in the Commission's Atlanta Regional Office on the
all
at
has
company
Industria
of
Mead
Negotiations
was
Ind.
Evansville,
.
$13,496^;
$3,519,914 $14,962,172
3,201,366 13,534,951
$3,812,678
3,419,753
income
after charges
Net
—V.
The
revenues
Ohio Bell Telephone
Mutual Employees Trademart,
Co.—Acquires—
&
I960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$23,379,860 $21,653,403 $92,278,233 884,936,214
Operating
expenses——
14,145,793 13,175,876 55,788,172 52,137,209
Federal
income
taxes—
3,528,980
3,306,283
13,988,568
12,761,829
Other operating taxes—
1,892,409
1,651,330
7,539,321
6,540,825
Period End. April 30—
Operating
Seattle
Regional Office announced June
8, the
filing
seeking to enjoin Mon-O-Co Oil Corp., Ben I-Iaugner
LeCocq from further violations of the registration and
provisions of the Securities Act in the sale of oil interests
properties
At
McQuay, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
Co.—Earnings-
Northwestern Bell Telephone
New
and
Texas
California,
in
action
Frank
anti-fraud
plete liquidation of American Laundry and the distribution of McGrawits stockholders on the 1.2-for-l basis.—V. 191, p. 2307.
1960,
stock
facilities
its
SEC
court
and
Edison shares to
corporation has called for redemption on July 1,
outstanding
5%
cumulative
convertible
preferred
at
Mon-O-Co. Oil Corp.—SEC Files Court Action—
„
The
corporation,
Jersey, manufactures electronic cables, enclosures and systems; micro¬
wave
equipment; nuclear training devices; commercial lighting equip¬
ment; and equipment for the dry cleaning industry.—V. 191, p. 2520.
of American Laundry.
shares may
be issued from
liquidation
there
is
manufacturing,,
Permanent
the com
Oostermeyer pointed out. "In addition
a
similarity and strong compatibility
engineering and .marketing operat
Continued on page
Volume
Number 5961
191
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(2641)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
first
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
table in
second
a
the
grouped
are
which
Consumers
in
an¬
Aaronson
70c
Stores
Bros
Aetna
Finance
Corp.
(Texas)
preferred
convertible
17'/2c
Co
Quarterly
Algonquin Building
Products
6-17
10c
6-30
9-
8-15
Daryl
$25c
Credits,
Corp.
1
6-28
J 15c
Thermal
Aluminum
$3.75
preferred
Aluminum
4%
Corp;_—
America,
Co.
1st
.
4%%
(quar.)___:
of
Canada,
2nd
preferred
Air
American
Bankers
Filter
8-19
93%c
A
common
of
common
$56c
20c
American
Israeli
American
Paper Mills,
American-Marietta
5%
preferred
Co.,
Molasses
American
Pad
&
Co.
Universal
Anglo Canadian
Duquesne
1
7-
1
6-10
6-20
Co.
1
-1
1
7-20
7-20
8-
Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
20c
7-15
7-
10c
I.)_
(R.
7-
80c
6-29
$2.90
4% %
preferred
Anthes-Imperial
/
6-27
7
Class
7
(5c
51/2%
six
of
for
value)
par
preferred
of
8-1
2nd
7-8
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
1.
(quar.)—___
Atkinson
capital
7-15
56Vic
Atlantic
Atlantic
Jane's
Auto-Solar
Foods
Co.
7-
9-
1
(increased
/, 5%
T.),
Inc.—
convertible
1
6-17
7-
1
Los Andes—
7-1
2c
Bank
of
Corp.
New
8-
5
$1.21%
MacAndrews
preferred
preferred
6c
Bankers
Securities
Corp.,
(quar.)
$3.00
partic.
Basalt
Rock
(0.0294063
for
v
Beatty
preferred
Co.
each
share
Bickford's,
Binks
Bird
■V
Bird. &
Son,
-
■
6.%
preferred
Bonneville,
Bowers
Mills,
Bowman
Broad
Street
'
4.60%
Class
A
Buckeye
Budget
60c
7
7%
1
6-17
First
1
6-24
7-
7
6-24
Fluor
7-
7
6-24
.•
.
1
6-30
7-15
6-30
J
8-
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
1
6-20
25c
7-
1
6-20
8-15
7-31
9-30
9-17
6-24
6-
9-
9
7
7-28
7-29
7-15
7-
1
6-15
10c
7-15
7-
7-
5'/2%
6-25
;
W
&
5%
6-29
12y2c
9-
2
American
6-28
7-15
6-28
8-15
8-
5c
8-
1
7-15
$1.75
3-
1
5c
7-15
•
6-
3
Class
B
6'/2 %,
Grand
(stock
15c
Great
$2
Great
Realty
B
Green
Gulf
All
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
4-19
6-24
7-20
7-
5
7-20
7-
5
5
16y4C
56%c
2c
(quar.)_
2%
$40c
$30c
(quar.)—
7-20
7-
7-15
6-20
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-16
7-
6-15
7y2c
(quar.)
7-
1
1
50c
5%
6-15
10c
dividend).—
(stock
(quar.)
Hamilton
Cosco,
National
.
8-1
7-1
/
25c
8-1
7-1
Harper (H, M.)
8-
1
7-1
8-1
7-1
Inc.
7-18
(Increased
Preferred
15c
Associates—
s-a)
Co.,
Stores,
Fire
Inc.
(stock
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-21
10c
Corp,
&
of
(quar.)
Yards
Co
Corp.
Commercial Trust
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
Connecticut Light
&
Power
preferred
9-
1
6-20
7-15
6-22
(quar.)
6-30
7-
1
6-23
75c
7-
1
6-23
75c
7-
1
6-23
50c
7-
1
6-22
50c
6-29
6-17
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
30c
7-15
6-30
6c
6-30
6-15
12'/a c
7-15
7-
62 %c
*
Corp. (Md.)
6
(quar.)
1
1
6-20
Hoffman
6-15
6-
6
8*. 1
7-
1
xnent
8-15
8-
8-15
7-15
$1
10-3
9-15
10- 3
5
9-15
27V2c
(quar.)
series
National
Co.
Finance
preferred
(N.
Y.)
American
St
New
Shore Gas
5%
7-20
15c
2%%
6-30
6-24
Income
7-1
6-30
7-11
6-15
6-20
8-15
7-29
(From income) ___:
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N.
47y2c
8-1
7-5
50c
8-1
7-5
Inland
8-1
7-5
8-1
8-1
1
7-5
7-5
.
7-
5
Natural
Gas
Co.
$1.12 Va
com.
(quar.)
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
27 VaC
7-20
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
$4.11
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
$4.16
preferred
$1,023/4
$1.04
7-15
6-30
$3c
7-15
6-30
$2
7-
1
6-15
$7 Vac
7-
4
6-17
(quar.)
Telephone, Ltd.
Northern
&
preferred
Ocean
:__
(quar.)
Worcester RR.
Supplies, Ltd.
Fisheries, Ltd.,
(reduced)
7 VaC
(quar.)
common
preferred (s-a)
Valet,
Osborn Mfg. Co
Inc.
7-
Atlantic
1
Pacific
Gas
6-21
Pacific
7-15
7-
5%
1
1
7-15
7-15
1
6-18
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
7-
;
Canadian
Investment,
1
&
Electric
Ltd.
5.64%
preferred
6-30
6-23
$3c
9-
1
8-15
preferred
(quar.)__
6-30
7-11
6-30
$1.41
7-11
6-30
7-11
6-30
3c
6-30
6-30
35c
6-30
$1.75
6-30
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Insurance
Pictorial
Paper Package
9-
8-12
preferred
Piedmont
Pioneer
6-15
6-30
7-11
25c
preferred (quar.)
$1.40 prior preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Phoenix
7-15
6-24
7-11
$1.54
$1
6-30
6-17
;
7-15
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
Personal Industrial Bankers, common
6-30
1
65c
(quar.)
7-15
7-
6-20
$1.13
(quar.)
& Light, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
2
6-15
7-11
35c
(quar.)
7-
6-20
7 Vac
Power
7-
7-15
4
133/4C
4.52%
8-
6-30
Co.—
(quar.)-
5%
&
62 %C
(quar.)
Pittsburgh St Lake Erie RR. Co.
Plainfield
Union
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
1
6-15
7-
1
6-13
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
6-25
7-20
7-
15c
Northern Ry.
Plastics
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
15c
(Hartford)
6-22
6-10
$1.50
7-15
7-
6-15
9
5
5
7-
1
20c
7-
5
6-17
(quar.)
30c
7-15
10-
1
9-16
6-30
Price
Stock
11c
6-30
6-15
6-15
5-27
9-
1
8-15
7-15
6-24
(T.
10c
11c
(quar.)
7-15
6-24
50c
7-11
6-27
15c
7-
7
6-20
$25c
7-15
6-30
7-15j
&
Realsite,
$15c
$37%c
•
•
37 Vac
(quar.)
Co., 8%
pfd. (quar.)
$2
Inc.—
(Payment on the class
this
A stock
omitted at
$1
7-15
6-28
7-
6-20
1
time)
Reinsurance Corp. of N. Y.
Research
preferred (quar.)
International Bronze Powders,
Gamble
Fund, Inc.__
6-28
Ltd.—
5%
Growth
Gardner Co.
Procter
6-17
6-30
Rowe)
(quar.)
25c
6-
Portland General Electric
$10c
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
6% partic. preferred (quar.)
International Milling Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
9-16
90c
Prince
Y.)
1
$1.02
6-15
35c
pfd.
10-
$1.02 Va
Pacific
Inc.—
6%
9-16
(quar.)
6-29
$60c
Industrial Plywood Co.,
Inland Investors
6-30
10-1
(quar.)
6-30
Quarterly from net invest, income
Incorporated Income Fund (Boston) —
7-1
6-17
7-15
50c
preferred
7-15
Quarterly
Boston,
1
preferred
Porter-Cable Machine
of
8-
6-29
6-20
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Fund
6-15
5c
preferred
6-20
Hudson
8-15
8-
1
8
6-21
8
6-28
1
$4.10
7-11
50c
6-30
$1.25
6-30
___.
7-29
$4.08
7-29
$75c
7-15
$1.06
(Minn.)
(quar.)
7-15
Ltd. (quar.)
County National Bank (Jersey City)
Quarterly
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., class B (quar.)
8-1
$2
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
$1
6-
55c
7-
7-
40c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting,
c
25c
Northern 8tates Power
30c
933/»c
(quar.)
6-16
7-
25c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
6-22
7-15
$6c
(Mass.)
Northern Central Railway (s-a)
Northern Ohio Telephone, common
4%%
1
93 %
Mfg. Co.—
(initial-quar.)
Mining (reduced)
Lily
North
6-3Q
7-
22 VaC
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd
of
6-30
6-30
15c
*
6-3Q
7-15
Judd
6-19
55c
(quar.)
7-
52y2c
7-28
6-30
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Fund
$1.10
Corp., com.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
North
6.16%
6-15
1
1
7-29
(quar.)
Mills
7-13
7-15
25c
(quar.)_
Jersey Natural Gas (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd.
30c
20c
J_
_____
5c
.
13c
15c
1_
•.
.
New
55c
—
(initial)
A
H.)
preferred
4.40%
Terminals
15c
(quar.)
class
.
_
series_
balanced
One-Hour
Corp.—
split).
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Home Dairy Co., 80c preferred (s-a)
Household
income—
dividend
National
6-20
1%%
B
National
6-30
stock
(D.
.3%%
7-
International
2-for-l
preferred
15c
Co.
Express,
Holmes
4%
5iy2c
;
7-
7-16
7-
$3
'
Fund
(H. J.)
51c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-27
31 %c
Norwich
30c
—__
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-30
Insurance
—:_____
(quar.)
28c
(quar.)_.
5%%
10c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-20
Co.—
'
6-15
second
6-30
75c
(Jersey City) .(quar.)
6-17
2
& Research Corp.—
Quarterly distributions from net invest-
7-15
9c
dividend)
1
1
7-
'
15c
12y2c
(steck
6-15
7-
National Securities
'
6-22
25c
Co
6-30
6-20
1
20c
Investing Co. (quar.)___.
Claussner Hosiery Co. (quar.)
Drug
6-28
$1.183/4
—
Co
Pictures
5
6-30
30c
(quar.)
Stock
7-
37 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)___
Union
40c
investment
net
Virginia
Electric,
preferred
6-23
5c
(from
,
6-21
1
7-
In:.
Home Insurance
(quar.)
Inc.
6-15
1
Transport—
(quar.)
Fund,
6-30
7-
15c
—
Motor
50c
10c
Co
&
Wisconsin
«
40c
.__
Telegraph (quar.)_
1
7-
70c
Higbee Company (quar.)
Higbie Manufacturing
(quar.)
$$1.50
$75c
(quar.)—
7-
31 %c
,
dividend)
Heinz
&
Gas
Ocean Cement &
v
—
Helm's
In:,
6-21
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
Haydock
Co
6-11
1
Propane Corp.—r
second preferred A
.V-L__i.ll.l_
common
(s-a)
Hartfield
,
—
6-14
_;—_
7-21
7-15
$3.60
(Winnipeg)—
6-16
_
7-31
50c
J
Nebraska Consolidated
,
34c
$10c
(s-a)—_1
6-17
7-
(quar.)_____.
common
National bond series.
1%
(quar.)_________
Markets
Corp.
Mfg.
31c
(s-a)
Fuel
North
(quar.)____—
common
Assurance
Western
Gustin-Bacon
6-14
1%
Corp.
Ltd.,
American
6-20
5c
Company
30c
Ry.
Industries,
North
$$1.25
(D.)
&
6-24
37J/2c
—
Quarterly
Greater
6-29
34%c
(stock dividend)
preference
Life
West
25c
$30
t
———
Paper,
class
9-16
ordinary
class A
dividend
Lakes
$1.20
10-
-
i
(quar.)
4>/2% preferred
Co.,
American
Great
7-15
dividend)
preferred
Union
Hamilton
;/
,•>
_——
Ry.
7-11
5%
6-20
6-15
8-
quar.)______
(liquidating)________
receipts
Gold Seal Products,
7-15
1
deposit
77-
of Iowa—
6-23
Pacific
6-20
7-25
National
8-19
32y2c
—___
(reduced
6%
preferred ;(quar.)—
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.—
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Glaxo Laboratories/ Ltd.—
6-28
31c
,
6-17
7-15
15c
(quar.)
1
7-15
15c
______
6-30
21V4C
(quar.)
National Manufacture & Stores
Corp.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)___
General Telephone Co, (Mo.)—
1
10c
i
common
preferred (s-a)
National
6-15
12y2c
preferred
Stock
City
$2.09
7-
Co.,
2
Columbia
7-29
$1.75
(s-a)
—
(quar.)
Corp.
4
Commerce
2%
(quar.)
7-
4%%
$2.06
6-30
3%
(quar.)_____
>:)0.
6-16
6-30
15c
.___
time.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
Pacific
Corp.
Telephone Co.
General
6-23
7-11
Baking
Bronze
General
Co.
Inc.
6-30
Cincinnati
$2.20
5V2%
7-
Circle Theatre
$2.04
this
1
6-15
*
—
6-16
7-
25c
6% prior preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)__
6% prior preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co. (quar.)__
Mystic Valley Gas Co
6-15
6-20
1
$$2.50
ZZ_Z_
Murphy Finance Co.,
6-30
4%C
omitted at
$25c
preferred
1
National Investors
payment
preferred
General
(Ohio)—
Ltd. (annual)
Gas
1
7-
6-28
6-16
7-
7-11
6-28
Ltd.—
$23c
Cincinnati
7-
1
6-30
•_>
Flooring Co., Ltd., class B (quar.)
Foundries, Ltd. (reduced-quar.)
Chesapeake
$2
Inc
Hartford
preferred
$1.90
Fund,
Harzfeld's,
income)
4%
1
6-14
dividend)
(quar.)
Gas, $1.50 pfd.
Carolina, Telephone
-
-
7-1
Chemical
1
8-
6-16
'
'
—*£■
(stock dividend)
6-15
Capitol Records,
,
-
B
8-1
Southern
6%
class
6-30
Pomeroy
8-
7-21
1
6-27
75c
Mississippi Shipping Co. (quar.)
Moirs, Ltd., 3% 1st preference (s-a)
Montana Power Co.
(increased)
Motorola,
Inc.
(increased)
N
33c
Common
Millers
6-30
6-20
7-
$1.37 Vi
6-17
$1
6-30
67VaC
$25
first preferred (quar.)
Falls Co. (quar.)_
7-15
35C
-
6-30
and
(quar.)
common
7-15
7-21
1
6-20
7-15
$1
1
7-
7-
6
15c
ZZ—ZZ
7-30
City)—
1
37%c
Shoe
$1
I
Lake
(quar.)__
Canada
Central
7-
6-30
Iron
Case
25c
10c
i:
(quar.)____
Western
Canadian
7%C
—
56 y4c
split)
Corp.—
Steel,
City
.$8
.
6-17
—
preferred
Cannon
(quar.)
2%
Galveston-Houston
General
6-17
quar.)
(quar.)__
Canada
»'
50c
—-
Mutual
Corp.,
Gate
6-30
(increased
Canada Bread,
37 Vac
(s-a)____
-__w
(Salt
stock
and
(Common
>
6-30
Telephone Co.—
&
preferred
Canada
8-15
•
-
5-26
;
$25c
preferred-(quar,)-
California
*
5c
common
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.,
.
____
_,
preferred
$1.32
8-29
8%
Fund
Water
$1.24
A
Florida
$283/4c
Co.; common (quar.)_
California
$1.30
9-15
(quar.)
6-30
7-
50c
share of Tennessee Corp. common
cash)
Midland-Ross
s-a),
6-30
7-15
7-20
$1.50
(quar.)
6-29
(quar.)a--;.
7-15
in
5%%
3
6-15
6-20
45c
common____
Motor
Corp.,
6-
1
6-29
50c
.
Lines, Inc. (Del.jZZZ
(liquidating payment of 7/10
Fast
6-17
7-
10c
7-15
Y.)
(N.
6-20
15c
Z_ZZ
(quar.ZZZ
Products Co
Copper
a
6-27
7-15
20c
Z
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
(s-a)
Virginia
7-
9c
(quar.)
California
$1
of
6-30
7-11
$30c
(quar.)
Trust
283/4c
common
Corp.-;
Products
(Milw.)
Screw
$45
6-30
7-15
40c
Z—ZZZZ
(quar.)
6-30
common
(Md.)
Corp.,
A
Corp.,
Ltd.
7-15
dividend
Class
$2
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
A
Stock
6-24
7-
>
30c
'
6%
Byer3:(A. M.)
General
~(Two-for-one
—
common,
preferred (quar.)_
;
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 preferred
1
6-21
1
7-15
I
$1.50
_
23c
•
25c
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)__
Finance Plan, common (quar.)_.
preferred
7-
7-
6-15
$1.25
common.
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Life Insurance (s-a)
(initial
Trust
Co.
Midland
Miami
1
4c
Automotive
Corp.
Merchants
1
7-15
Co.,
(monthly)-
Assn.
Co.,
Corp.
&
preferred
Boston
6-24
-
22c
(stock
7-
8-
7-
100%
(initial)
Merchants Bank of New York
6-30
7-30
7-15
20c
(quar.)
Deposit
&
7
7-
25c
.
(quar.)
B
6-30
12 %c
(quar.)
C.)
Board
Resources
7-
-
"
.
(initial)
Investing Corp._
and
$5c
;
7-30
6-17
20c
Maryland Credit Finance Corp.,
6% preferred (quar.)
*
/
(quar.).
Browning Ferris Machinery Co.
(N.
preferred
$2.25
6-20
6-30
■
Broughton's Farm Dairy, Inc.
*
Paper
Financial
1
$15c
preferred
6-24
1
8-15
(Ky,)—
(quar.)
Gardens,
Marine
Masco
(quar.)
National Mortgage
6-15
1
$1.50 '. *
Plug
8
Maremont
7-
1
5%
Co.
Bright/(T. G.) & Co., Ltd.,
'■5%.
Inc.
Fidelity
'
,___
Spark
7-
Leaf
Marine
6-20
$12 %c
-
Federation Bank
7-
$5.80
(quar.)
&
Products
1
75c
(quar.)
7-
12 Vac
Manufacturing
Security
-
Ltd.
Battery
Y.)
Heating Products, Ltd.—
(quar.)_____
non-cum
preferred (s-a)
Geneva
$1.25
common
(N.
A
First
,/
(quar.)
Block Bros;;Tobacco,
Maple
&
First
40c
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)__—
Inc.
20c
(increased-quar.)
Forbes
(Joseph) Co.
Majestic-Penn State
5
(quar.)
&
preferred
Magnin
5
8-
6-24
(quar.)__—
Co.
5
8-
Federal
•
Inc. / (quar.)
Machine
8-
1
$8
.
Manufacturing
1
1
6-21
'
v
5
9-
6-24
preferred-(quar.)
6%v preferred
8-
9-
6-23
7'
payment'omitted at this time)*'...
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
$17%c
Berkshire Gas Co., common (quar.)
25c
5%
1
$1.60
7-5
(Common
f
9-
6%
Insurance
Argonaut
held)__
Ltd.—
$1.37%
$1.42
7
1
of
share
Bros.,
(s-a)
dividend)-—
(stock
5
$1.4iy4
■
<
8-
(quar.)
1
(s-a)
common
1
(quar.)
7-
'
..
9-
preferred
7-
,.
Y.)
5
preferred
50c
•
5
8-
6-20
8c
net
(quar.)ZZZZ
5
8-
1
1st preferred
50c
~
8-
1
9-
(quar.)
;
9-
62%c
.
_______
1
9-
$1.37%
.U:
9-
$1.25
$1.34
(quar.)__
(1957 series)
I
15c
Lynn Gas Co. (reduced-quar.)
(From
9-
7-
Inc.—
1
1
7-
7%c
,
(quar.)
<N.
Fund,
9-15
35c
(quar.)_
9-
2nd
7-15
12 %c
!
University
$1.06 Va
preferred (quar.)
Erwin
6-24
6-30
25c
93%c
18c
York
Lazard
6-10
5%
(quar.)
7-15
1
YJ
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Extension
5
pfd.
1
8-
$1
8-
8-1
$2.50
1
American ...shares
Bancohlo
preferred
N.
:
1
Federal
(quar.)___
.
$1.80
dividend)-—
(stock
6-17
8-
45c
(Brooklyn,
9-
Class
>
6-17
7-15
England—
New
B
Co., 4.10%
6-24
$32 VaC
ZZZZ
Bank
Quarterly
;
Langendorf United Bakeries,
8-19
9
LaSalle
of
class
1
5-16
8-22
10c
(increased)
Co
National
$1.02 y2
Co.
and
7-
6-15
50c
(s-a)
investment income)
;
Lincoln Income Life Insurance Co.
Stock dividend
Lorain Telephone, 5% preferred
..
:
.
de
Banco
37 %C
(accum.)
9-
Cooler
Lafayette
6-17
quar.)_
(quar.)—.—
Extra
f
45c
—_
(John) Ltd.
LaCrosse
_ZZ—Z
(monthly)
& Co.
1
Federal
____
preferred A
Backstay Welt Co.
'
7-
(B.)
7-
Extra
*
-
preferred
1
Steel
7-15
9-12
12c
8-
A
6-20
12c
$1.50
Paso Natural Gas
6-30
25c
(accum.)
First
(B.
conv.
Labatt
split.
$2.50—,
pfd.
4
6-17
10c
(monthly)
B
4%
*
Babbitt
6-20
11-25
5
6-
10c
II
(quar.)
preferred
Ero
8-19
7-
$$1.50
——1:——
(quar.)__
1
12-13
8-
8-26
~2%
$1.20
6-23
9-13
Corp.
8-20
6-27
20c
__
1
Class
1
tl6Vic
—__
Finance Corp.; 5% 1st pfd. (s-a)__
City Sewerage (quar.)—.___—
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. (quar.)__
*
7-15
13C
Hotels
(quar.)
(quar.)ZI_Z
Rubber Co.
7-
Empire Trust Co.
\
gains
Kratter Corp., class A
Class B
(monthly)
9
6-15
6-15
4 VaC
1
Elder Manufacturing
6-24
from investment income plus $0,006
from
6-23
6,30%
7-18
7-15
25c
(quar.)
Trust—
1
8-
60c
________
$0,014
6-20
5.68%
1
•
.
$$1.37%
preferred
(quar.)
Temple, Ltd., 6%% preferred B
preferred A (quar.)
Fund
Knott
2
7-15
(I. B.)
1
5c
8-
Enamel
held.
4V2 %
Associated
6-30
7-
—1-—_—.—
$1.50
6-
7-
1%C
I_.
$1.75
5.65%
pfd.
B
6%
7-15
preferred (quar.)
5y2% preferred (quar.)
5.50%
preferred (quar.)
7-8
8-1
$36c '
share
each
Gas,
$5
8-10
$73c
shares
Equipment Corp., common
Aunt
1
A_:
(quar.)J
Arrow-Hart-Hageman Electric-
Ash
9-
$$0,007
dividend
12c
(quar.)—
6-30
6-24
40c
Fund (monthly)
Co., common
6% partic. class A (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A
Kingston Products Corp
$$4
5.36%
6-30
$56V4C
class
Mfg.
$15c
stk.
6-30
7-15
15c
Income
6-17
Corp.—
$4,875
•I
6-15
7-
$30c
B
Stock
Aro
(quar.)_
A
._—
Ltd.,
Kerr
Kerr
6-30
(accum.)
41/4%
5
7-20
t70c
—
(quar.)
Co.,
1
6-17
A
Class
El
6-15
$50c
'
___—__
class
5
7-
1
Kleinert
will be
7-15
Y.l-
(quar.)
preferred
E'dgcomb
'
Anglo-Canadian
7-
7-15
7-
(Del.)
$1.50
Paper Mills—
(quar.)
J
preferred
(quar.)_.
Inc.
Natural
States
Kearney (James R.) Corp.
Kennametal,
Inc.
(quar.)
6-10
2-for-l
a
(N.
6-23
7c
Inc.
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc
Kuppenheimer
—
Bradstreet
Eastern
6-30
8
25c
—
Insurance
Pulp &
8-
$1.25
(quar.)___—
Common
$2.80
6-10
7-
7-15
$$1.75
shares
new
6-20
6-23
6-30
$1.50
Central,
6-17
(initial-quar.)
approved
of
1
6-30
6-15
& Sons Co.—
dividend
Dun &
6-30
6Vic
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Par value
6-15
6-30
.
(quar.)
_—___
Paper
Stockholders
Stock
7-
5c
(quar.)
6-17
(quar.)—
(R. R.)
common
6-15
7 Vac
Preferred
Johnny-on-the-Spot
6-20
(s-a)
1
5c
6-24
(quar.)
6-24
7-
10c
;
Co., class A
$1.75
(quar.)
American
V American
._
com.
preferred
6-10
6-10
Ltd.—
receipts
deposit
7%
Donnelley
6-10
$1
Inc
6-20
Mfg. Co
B
6-30
—
Ltd.,
9-15
7-22
25c
(quar.)
25c
(Toronto)
5
4c
10c
Fund,
6-20
8-23
& Co.
30c
com.
6-10
6-24
7- 1
10c
_—_—__
(quar.)
Growth
8-
6-17
5
6-24
6-24
2c
B
preferred
4%
8-31
7-
—7c
8%
preferred (quar.)
/ American Effird Mills, common
8-5
B.)
2%c
Inc.—
Textile,
9-15
10-15
40c
(quar.)
Dominion
New
(quar.
American
Fund,
(J.
10c
______
10-15
$75c
(quar.)
shares—
Bridge Co.
Beneficial
Fund,
Cox
Dominick
Florida
(quar.)____
B
&
Holders
Payable of Rec,
$60c
Inc
25c
—
(quar.)
& Brass Corp.
International
Dodge
9-16
1
9-1
27%c
—
Co.
8-23
6-30
9c
Dominion Insurance Co.
(quar.)_——_____
(quar.)
Class
Class
10-
$25c
Insurance
■
18c
(quar.)
i.___—
Detroit
6-3
9-10
Ltd.—
Class
(
7-1
30c
preferred /(quar.)
American
Jarrell-Ash
1
25c
__—
Inc.
Chicago Trucking Co.
Extra
35c
.
_________
Jacobsen
7-
35c
;
Detroit Aluminum
(quar.)
com.
6-17
(quar.)
Quarterly
Fund____——
Income
.
_____—
of
Co.
33%%
33 Va %'
______—
Company
Denver
6-20
dividend)
Industries,
Deming
(Dividend payment omitted at this time)
Allied
1
7-25
Investments, Inc.—
Fund
Diversified
*
;
Ltd.___
(Mich.)—
7-
$1.62%
55c
Ltd.
6-30
6-15
•-
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry. Co.—
Allied
6-30
(stock
—
—_—
Ivey
1
$6e
(stock dividend)
deposit receipts
Crown Western
Dallas
(quar.)
6-29
8-
When
Share
preferred
Fund,
Class
Ordinary
of Rec.
7-14
20c
—
Ltd.—
Courtland's,
Holders
Payable
Istel
Company
Foundation,
conv.
6-21
6-30
(quar.)
American
When
Share
of Company
America
Exploration Co., Ltd
Cooper (Peter) Cord, 6y2% pfd
(quar.)
Corn Products (Dela.)
(increased-quar.)
\
Per
Name
6%
plus 4V2c out of capital
Conwest
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
Name of
Investment
6c
Controls Co.>of
we
payment date.
income
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
(iy2c from
Inc.
Fund,
gains)
follow with
show the payments previ¬
we
Investment
investment
separate
dividends
the
Then
two
When
Share
Name of Company
9
Revere
Roe
Racing Assn.
(A.
53/4%
Investing (N. J.)
V.)
(quar.)
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-15
15c
(increased)
30c
10c
(s-a)
7-15
7-
I
(Canada), Ltd.—
conv.
1st preferred
(quar.)
$$1.43 y*
7-
2
6-17
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2642)
(quar.)
Aircraft Corp.
Rohr
25c
,
—
7-29
7-11
Electric
Acme
St.
Stockyards
National
Louis
60c
7-
1
6-22
J6c
9-15
8-25
—_
16c
—-
conv.
4%%
.
Common
4.10%
"(quar.)
Brook
(quar.)
2nd
conv
From
15c
7-1
6-17
Aetna
Insurance
6-29
6-27
Aetna
Life Insurance
8c
7-13
6-30
Affiliated
25c
7-15
7-
__
Sioux
__
$1.183/4
—
of
.
.
.
6-15
Corp.,
preferred
California
(quar.)__.
preferred
preferred
Southern
Fire
$1.37(4
&
125c
preferred
Industries,
Company
Fire
Standard
Co.
50 c,/,.
130c
Wales
7-15
6-24
9-30
5
5
Alan
5
Class
6-27
6-15
8-15
7-15
Alco
6-30
6-21
7-23
7-16
7-23
./.
'
(quar.
160c
.
7-
1
7-13
4
Allen
6-30
7-15
710-
6-20
7-
Amerace
7-15
$3.75
8
7-
1
6-24
8-
1
7-14
'
._.
30'c
7-
1
6-17
"
.
7-
1-'-
6-17
'
62 (4 c
—__
"
class
Dividend
designated
to
B
shares
'
coupon No.
this
cover
$6
Terre
'
Haute
Malleable
Mills
&
Extra—
Thompson (H.
Timed
'Title
Reduced
Towle
Fiber
I.)
s-a
Co.
■
5%
Glass
Co.
American
American
Can
6-25
6-15
American
Cast
(quar.)—
8c
7-15
6-30
7c
6-30
6-24
25c
6-30
6-20
50c
7-15
7-1
20c
7-29
7-1
5%
——
(quar.)—;
7-15
_
,
Transamerica
Corp.
Trans-World
(quar.)—.
Financial
(stock
,
dividend)-
Tri-Continental Corp., common
$2.70 preferred (quar.)
.Twentieth Century
(From
net
Investors,
investment
30c
7-
1
6-21
—67V2C
7-
1
6-30
6-16
Inc.—
4c
-
-
partic.
Biscuit
$4.50
United
6%
Fuel
America, com.
20c
-
9-
$1.12%
(quarj—
preferred
Industrial
Bank
1
8-18
10-15
175c
(Brooklyn,
Quarterly
United
(quar.)_
(quar.)——————
N.
10-
Co.
of
6-20
2
American
,
Stock
$1
;
1
7-
America—
dividend
class A
S.
&
American
Hardware
:
American
Hoist
.
1
6-30
50c
6-15
6-15
Steel
6-13
(quar.)——^.
Publishers
15c
Sugar Corp.
Ltd.
(interim)—^^
—^•
stock
the
increase
is
be
to
approved
Corporations
board
of
100%
6-21
7-30
7-15
50%,
.
6-30
7-11
6-15
35c
by
the
to
8-
1
'
5(4%
Cali-
American
'7%
-
:
r
<
.
./
dep.
"■
.Wagner Baking, 7%,pfd.
(accum.)
.^-0-17.;'
$1.75
American
-4-29
1
Knapp, ,$6 preference (accum.)^_^,.u , $1.5.0- ,u: 7r,l
Driefontein Gold Mining, Ltd.—
Ordinary, regular, (final)
;
(Two shillings 7% pence per
share, less
'*
*, /
American
,/ 6-24
•.
7-
&
.West
v
..
,
,
So.
African
non-resident "tax
West Michigan Steel
Western Electric Co.
of
7V2%)25c
.-
7-
5
6-22
7-15
6-24
,
10c
6-30
7-15
32c
convertible
preferred
B
(s-a)_:
32c
Combing Corp. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
Inc., qlass B (quar,)_i
Yuba
Consolidated Industries
6-30
7-23
7-15
A.
C.
F.
Abacus
of
a
Stock
Abbott
Per
„
Company
Wrigley
Fund
Inc
1
(quar.)
dividend)
one-fiftieth
(stock
of
for
each
Share
Stqres,
share
Gatineau
share
Laboratories,
Power
5%
.
^biPower
4%
•
,
.
45c
Common
(quar.)
$1.20 class A (quar.).
..
g-23
•<% ^
(s-a)_
com. (quar.)
Refineries,
7-
1
7-
1
$3 *«
7^
$142(4
<
7-
4
j3qc
7.
4
Babcock
&
Babcock
Radio
8
/Baldwin
,6%
; 6-15
>
4%
3
6-15
12-15
11-30
4%
,7-10
6-30
1
6r
Bancroft
3
Bangor
7%
6-14
5-20
7-
;
8
7-
10c
$1.31 (4
8
7-
97(4
J
•
c
.
40c-'
Snuff
1
6c
Bath
6% preferred (quar.)
American-South African
M
'
(quar.)—
,
American Stamping
?:
6-£9
4c
•/9-29
12-15
Class
A
.6-20
v 6-10
W 9rl0
7-. 1
?
15c.
V
Class
(quar.)_
B
VL'
6-20
;
7%
$1.25 :
"9-20
'
Sumatra
12-20
6-24
22 (4C
•
3%
l".;"
$1.25
70c'
6-
American Thread Co..
American
Title
St
8-15
Beech
6-30
6-30
'
'
.
5%
7-1
6-
7-1
Bell
6-2
2
.J
6-30
6-10
:
6-30
6-17
7-
6-10
6-10
f
6-10
Tobacco
g-10
American
Zinc
Co.,
Lead
&
6%
pfd.
.
Smelting
(quar,)__
6-16
6-25
7-20
6-25
7-20
6-25
*7-20
6-25
7-
1
6-30
7-28
6-24
7-28
6-24
6-30
;
25c:
-
common
(quarN-x-
common
,y
$1
7-
15c
75c7-
r. y
x-x.x-_
30c
•;
-
?,
(quar.)__
?
(quar,)-_i_-J
$1.50
r
Bethlehem
7-
12 %c
,
6-23
.-,15C
6-30
:
6-
8
,'6-10
12 (4 c
7-
1
6-10
6-24
5-31
7-
7-
1
5
6-10
6-20
6-24
7-1 %
6-24
6-15
Gypsum
Steel
'
;7- 2
7-*2
$25c
6-10
7"
2
6-10
.
'
'
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••
-
,
'
40c
*•
Co.
7%
$1 preferred A
(quar.)
Decker
Mfg.
6-15
6-20
5-27
8-10
•
6-10
8-. T
•6-30
6-10
7-29
7-15
6-27
6^.6
$55c-
7-15
6-15
60c
6-30
6-10
25c
$1.25
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
2%
6-30
6-15
50c
7-
25c "
'•
-
-
'
!
was
■
1
6-17
3%
(s-a)
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
3
$1.25
(quar.)_
7-
$1.75
dividend)
preferred
10-31
1
20c
(quar.)x___x_
pfd.
v
:
7-1
-v-
-
(stock
Corp.,
5
7-
$25c
V
.
(quar.)
title
•
11-23
50c
;'
Canada
6-10
2
$350
'Y
x.——— •
7-
Ltd.
corporate
6-10
;
$25c
<•
Mfg, Co. iquar.)
Biederman Furniture, class A
Western Petroleum Co
Biltmore Hats, Ltd., common
&
6-15
<
.
•
;—
5%
7-1
.
"
6-30
6-20
25c
•
.
(quar.)_:
(quar.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)___
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
j
1
6-10
7-
21c
^.Billups
Black
,6-10
6-;i7
-
7-1
.' ■ $25c
Bibb
<
6-15
6-17
$1.12(2"' x ' 7-1 'M 6-15
•
loc ' *
'6-30
6-15
(quar,)___^__
(gtd. stock) (quar.)______
Life Savers. Inc.
(quar.)_;_
__■
Beverly Finance,
7- 1,
6-15
.
»
7-1
8434c'
RR.
6-10
7-11
12 Vic
-■•
(quar. )j.__±____'_x_"1__
common
Corp.—
6-10
2
82 %c
$1.50
(quar.)__Xx____x'___
(stock dividend)____
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
4% preferred
(quar.)^
Bestwall
7-
6-15
6-17,
,.
7-1
40c
•
1
6-lS
•
.
6-30
7(4c
r
%quar.)____
6-15
•
7-1
11 (4c*
".1%
common
6-15
'
-
1
6-30
"
$1
Distilling
6-15
6-30
$1.12Mi7-1
changed to Bendix Corporation
Beneficial Finance Co., common
(quarr)____
5%
preferred (s-a)_____
6-
40c
6-10
•
7-15
10c
...
(quar.
Effective June. 2
6-10
(Miami)—
(quar.)
6-30
7-20
7(4c
A
^
Bell Telephone Co. of
Bendix Aviation
Corp.
7-
1
6-22
7-15
20c
,
2%
Aircraft
7-
43 %c
.
_■
(s-a)
6-18
$1,
(quar.)
Ties
Group,
31 (4c
(quar.)
Co,
6-30
$$1.75
Beryllium Corp.
7-
7%C
American
Creek
50c
preferred
8-19
$1.06
Belgium StoreSi Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)__
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.—
<
■
4%/ preferred (quar.) ___i.__________xx.___
6-23
12(4c
r_-—r_
5-20
9-19
all%Belding Corticelli, Ltd.x___$15c
6-17
;
8-19
6-20
$1.75
______
Aircraft
Beech-Nut
17-29,.
15c
_______
Insurance
$1.40
.Beech
2
20c
^
Telegraph (quar.)
5-20
9-19
-
55c
-
v,
,
12-12
,20c.
(quar.)
Tobacco
6-20
5c
,.
.(quar.)-__^___
A
(quar.)
preferred CquarO-X-—~:
Beecham,
:
;
Telephone &
/
r.(3-for-l split subject to approval of stock\
holders Sept. 8)
9-12
$1.25
•
z-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quarD_-^————-x____
Co.i
Brummell
Class
V
6-10
12 (4 c
Co.
6-15
6-15
$1
(quar.)
Works
Foods
1
7-1
,.$1
•
—
B.)
dividend
6-15
•
37(4c
(quar.)
(James
Extra
Co.,
(quar.)__^
7-
$1
•
—
class
Beaver Lumber, Ltd.,
>7 rvt-" a. 6-13
9-12
VQi;U.;
(Indianapolis)
Sugar Refining, common
preferred (quar.)
7-,l
10c
Inc.,
preferred
Iron
Beau
"v'v--*
(quar.)____j_
;
9-30
..
RR.
Candy Corp.
"
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred
"American Stores
B
6-10
12-30
$1.12(4
v-
—
(quar.)
U-t 4(4% .preferred
6,-15
; ;
;
1
6-24
'
6-10
18%c
(initial)__
Co.J
6-10
6-21
10-14
25c
——
—
Chemical
Aroostook
Inc.
■■
v;Beatripe
11-30-
$1.50
American States Insurance Co.
1
1-13-61
(Joseph) & Sons (quar.v 15c
preferred
Stock
6-20
Delaware—
Investment
7-
3 7 (4 c
&
Controls,
Beam
6-24
v
.
4c
50c
3
5-23
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)—,
(quaT.)
Baxter Laboratories, Inc., common
6%
preferred (quar.)_:
^ 6- 8
25c
—
6-
5
$1.50
—
RR.—
Corp.,
Bausch & Lomb Optical,
;
4% preferred (quar.)_
8-22
4c
v
(quar.)
Paint
preferred
.
L___—
1
7-5
1
,10c
—
(quar.)_—__
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
6-15
_
;7-15
"■v.
*
6-
6-15
1
7-
30c
Bastian-Blessing Co. (quar.).
Bates
Manufacturing, common (quar.%
6-15
6-30;:
6-29
6-30
-
;
"
C
4%
Barton's
6-16
■*
1
25c
1
7-
64c
—
Barry
;* 6-30 C '•;> 6-17
25c
■
j___
common
9r
,
6-
Inc.—
dividend(_x
Barner-E'llis of Canada. Ltd., 7% pref. (quar,)
6-30
.
6-30
25c
"
f
1
6-30
<
33(4%
series A preferred
Barber Oil Corp. (Stock
6-15
6-30,
< $1.12(4
;
l
i
Co.,
(quar.)„
6-3
6-30
50c
1
6-
4c/? .6-24
>
6-i7
.
7-15
v
1
6-
-a;i. iS-'4
-
(quar.)
&
4(4%
•-
% 6-17
6-24
V,'
6-
6-30
'
Bangor-HydroElectric.com. (increased)_x;__
6-14
<
1
6-20
25c
1
6-15
5-27
6-30
,
—
—
(quar.)
.preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Baltimore
.11-18
7-1
.7-
6-
1
6-30
;
invest-
from
(quar.)
preferred
preferred B
Common
6-21
6-30
12-10
30c
6-10
1
71
50c
;
(quar.)_____
preferred
4%
$1.50
(quar.)__
(Galv., Texas)
preferred
Co.
6%
Baltimore & Ohio
8-31
•I6V4C
■
2nd
Piano,
4(4%
6-15
6-
1
7-
6-15
""
6-22
t433Ac
(quar.)___—_
payment
Engineering,
preferred
Class
(quar.)
7-
15c
stock -split)
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
1
1
"
-
Ltd.—
held)—
(quar.)__
—
Wilcox
;(4-for-3
9-15
.
dividend)
convertible
preferred
Fund—
income
7-
(Chicago)—%r
Corp.
Stock
quarterly
ment
6-
1
3%
-
Quarterly
use
(Second
1
6-27
(quar.)—_
Axe Science & Electronics—
25c
quarterly
of
(Del.)
(quar.)__—__——————
6-15
,
7-6
7-
7-
5c
Common
(quar.)
Plastic
shares
100
of America
Co.
4%
25C
(quar.)__ -__"__l___LC.
Corp.
each
Alarm
preferred
V 6-
6-30
7-
$1.50
Insurance
(quar.)
for
Fire
Products,
6-15
6-24
$1.75
preferred
12'4c
7-15
6-20
7-. 1
x
'
&
6-15
Life
7%
"v"
(initial)
,
——
Avon
'
Equipment
of
6-10
t-
6-30
40c
87 %c
••
(stock
8-19
———'!-■—
Axe-Houghton
6-15
6-30
(quar.)____
Surety Co. of N. Y._X-,—,
6-1
6
6-17
1
(quar.)_______
American
6-1
'
1
L
common
(quar.)——
dividend)—
Jefferson Standard
6-15
1
—
(reduced).
(quar.)
6-30
\
6-17
50c
;___
Rubber
1
6-16
(stock
share
(One
Basic,-
American
7-1
"6-
,
1
7-
;
American
7-1
T
7r 1
50c
(monthly)
6-10
U2V2C
7-15
6-6
7-
dividend)
6-10
'
I
7-15
6
6-30
(quar.)
» ^ 6-13
$28 Vac
Ltd.—
7-
6-
1
7-
Ltd., ordinary (subject to withholding tax
7(4% by the Union of South Africa)___
3
5-25
-7-
8-
—.—
Co.
9-
40c
Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd., common (quar.).
,110c
<5% preferred (quar.)———131 (4c
5(4% preferred 1959 series (quar.)_—_w4-c.»Jt343/ec
6%. preferred (quar.)_——< l37(4c
.6-15
60C
(quar.)
American
(quar.)__;
Sugar
6-
1
6-24
1——
(8c from income and 56c from cap. gains)
of
'
$1"
& PaPer Co. Ltd.,
preferred
6-24
7-
15c
com.
Centers
Plastics
Finance
Insurance
.
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
Co.,-$6 pfd,
.
Holders
common
held
common
4% preferred
(quar.)
Abercrombie & Fitch
Acadia-Atlantic
When
5-18
50c
:
,Seal-Kap
American
Name of
1
40c
(quar.)__
A
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co., com.
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_____
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_____
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
Common
6-24
Below we give the
dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does
not include divi¬
dends announced this
week, these being given in the
preceding table.
7-
$3
(Orlando,
Metals
non-cumulative
American
7-13
9c
(quar.)
5%
American
Z~ ~
7-15
5-18
..37 Vac
(quar.)—_
President Lines.
American
Common
1
15c
1
43 %C
5%
>
8-1
'
U5c
•Wright Line,
-
8-
7-
25c
.5%
7-10
1
-
..
v
Sewing
Auto
Foundry—
Photocopy
Increased
6-14
.
Atlas
Aurora
6-13
*
class
(quar.)___—________
Life Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.)
6-13
:
Ltd.,
Class B
9
$1.25
:
Optical
American
6-20
35c
American
^
6-11
6-30
10c
—
6-28
90c
(quar.)_i
Wichita Union Stock Yards Co.
(s-a)—$2
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
Co.—
*
"
5%
convertible preferred A
(s-a)—__!_
-
5%
6-30
,.
7-1
30c
Corp.
new
-8-19'
6-13
(quar.)
Insurance
Cq„
1
9
(quar,)
Y.)
__
American News
,
8-18
Foundry (quar.)——
Western Tool & Stamping Co
Western Union Telegraph
(quar.)
Whitehall Fund, Inc. (Md.)_
Wool
;
Quarterly
9-
7-
1
Corp.—
National Insurance
Quarterly
/ Quarterly
$25c
125c
25c
'.
7-
6-
-
Corp
Fire
1
'
1-15
30c
;
preferred——
Corp.
6-16
7-
(s-a)
1
10-15
20c
—.—____
____^
Motors
8-20
7-
7-15
10-i.o
.•••:
(quar.);
■
American National
6-20
Webb
Wholesalers,
25c
Products
1
7-15
-t
15c
$3
25c 1-15-61
•
(quar.)_____
Metal
Quarterly
•.
$0,118
Atlantic
Co. of Illinois—
American Motorists
;•
ordinary
6-23
.
*
preferred
American
'
'
rets
4(4%
,
-
.
<
!,'9-
$4.50
27(4c
—
2—:—_—
Realty Co., $6 preferred
American Metal Climax Inc.—
;
1
,
"
.
"
<
6-30
25c
i
Maize-Products,
preferred
1
Quarterly
$1.50
&
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Atlantic
"
t
Amer.
(quar.)
(quar.)
>
Machine
6-10
8-
Quarterly
30c
(quar.)
(stock
&
7-15
^
,
a
preferred
American
.
r
the
declare
$3.90
Machine
Electric
City
1
6-16
(quar.)J
prior preferred
&
Atlantic Company
7-
25c
(s-a)—_—<:
Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co. (s-a)
;
3
6r
65c
(quar.)_____.——
6-17
$1.25
(quar.)____
preferred
International
American
."v
Vickers, Ltd.—
.
pfd.
common
non-cumulative
Co.
preferred
Atlanta
6-10
1
75c
com
Products
„
1
•
(quar.)__
(quar.)„
Corp.
American Investment
6-30
as
soon
Commissioners,
proposes
dividend.
15c
.
increased
As
directors
stock
6-30
7V2C
dividend)—
J from 500,000 to 1,500,000.
fornia
6%
f
(stock
Vacu-Dry, 6% conv. preferred A (quar.)_—
Van Camp Sea Food
(increased 1
common
r
American
30c
6-21 / / 5-31
30c
6-30
5%
6-17.
Automatic
Hospital Supply (quar J___
American -Ice Co., com.
(increased quar.)_J
7-21
(quar.);
Home
$1
,
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
'
American
6-1
Investment
Atchinson
Automatic Canteen Co.
American
7-1
7-15
a6%
(quar.),——
..Universal Controls, Inc.
Universal Insurance Co.
I
7-12
12%c
Cos.,
Authorized
8-
7-15
7-1
(quar.)i__—,y\
Associates
ar-
(quar.)_
Derrick
&
6-15
1
Co.—
7-1
6-13
20c
'
Servateria_
United
U. S.
28%
(S-a)
Extra
,-United Printers
U.
'
—
United Loan Corp,,
—
1
8-
Telegraph
7-
;
6-20
•
„
j.
6-27
6-1
60c
(s-a)_
Felt,
1
7-20
7-
&
payment
com.
Casualty Co.
&
8-
*
a2(4%
/,
,
Hair
9
6-10
•
1%.
$6 preferred (quar.)
-
■
-
B
Co.,'6%
7- 1
6-30
com.
(N.
Felt
6
6-
37(4c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-
6-30
_
,
(quar.)
Co.,
Express
American Fire &
6-10
6-15
7-20
(quar.)
Export Lines
6
...
—
Insurance
7-
Y.)—
the
pfd.
American
Investments. Ltd.—
class A
United
of
Co.
preferred
above clear all
(quar.)
Co.
6-16
13c
Supply
Telephone
$4
Co.
preference
,
6-20
6-30
' 7- 1
6-30
25c
preferred
Pipe Co.—
D
6-15
25c
Stationers
Associated
Atlas
Corp.,
and
6-15
7-15
7-1
'.
7%
Iron
preferred
American
United
A
.
75c
(quar.)___:
Chemical
Shoe
Co.,
,
6-15
9334c
Rubber
Brake
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
"
(quar.)__—__
Motion
Associated
4 6-10
.
6-27
7-
6-10
Industries (quar.)
Associated
9
;',;'-'5r27
7-1
c
"
6-27
7-1
J18c
2%
•
$4 partic. class A
3
Ltd.—
Industries,
Picture
7-20
7-20
1
% ,"
interim
6-20
6-10
6-30
J
Electrical
Ordinary
6-10
6-
1
•7-1
$1
(quar.)
American
,
income)—
7-
:• ^6-30
30c
American Electric Securities
30c
6-20
Atlantic
.
6-21
6-22
6-
8-
Hardware, Ltd.—
(J. H.)
Associated
6-20
r
1 Z
7-
; $3
„
,
v.;
■,7-1
35c
preferred
3%%
6-17
6-15
...
B J quar.)——____r—:—,
Ashland Oil & Refining (stock dividend)—
'6-10
7-; 1
Co.—
Class
—
(quar.)____.
American Crystal
Sugar, com. (increased)^4% % preferred (quars.)
American Cyanamid Co., common
(quar.)
6-15
—
(s-a)_%%
•
5%
6%
preferred • (s-a)
American Cement Corp.,
$1.25
6-17
7-11
9- 1
(quar.);—25c
pfd. (quar.)
$1.16(4
Corp.
Ashdown
6-10
7-1
50c/;
—.-
include
Arma
series
1
6-15
(special)——
Inc.
pfd.
7-
35c
———.
gtd.
■"V
^
7-1
>.
Oil
Fuel
5-31
5-31
..
1
;
/$7(4c
—
1
6-17
6-20
$1.06(4
shown
Biltrite
Bosch
6-25
6-30
6"30
7-20
17'/aC
+25c
—
preferred (quar.)———$1.18
4.32%
preferred (quar.)—-—*-x
$1.08
5.48% preferred (quar.)————
$1.37
Armour & Co. (qua,r.)—_—,
30c
Armstrong Rubber, new (initial quar.)
35c
Arnold Constable Corp.
(quar.)_—-x-:-—
>. 12%c
Arundel Corp. (quar.)—. 1 35c
Arvin Industries (quar.)
—__x—j;25c
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.—.
+30c
July 1.
7-15
(Bait.)—
„—
Mfg. Co.
i/._x:
Co.,
Co., Ltd
also
Agricultural
25c
.
(quar.)———
6-10
/;/
,7- 1 /
,7-
J30c
;
(quar.)_
preferred
and
15c
—_
>
(quar.)__;
Corp.
.
$4
American
5- 2
I—• 53(40
(quar.)_
com.
4.72%
10-22
v
•6-20
...
$1,06(4?
;—
American Bank Note Co., com.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6-20
10-22
30c;
(quar.)
American
//.gQc
_
___
Investment Fund,
"
-
/
preferred
Corp.,
Arkansas Power & Light
10-22
7-1
25c
;
—
(quar.)
Aggregates,
Manufacturing—
—
Guarantee
/
"
'•
«
%
(quar.)
_
'
6-15
Corp.,
$6
Corp.,
on
Oil
Arkansas
10-22
$1.25
dividend
due
7- 1
6-30
—
Arkansas-Missouri .Power, 4.65%
11-1
$1.50
common
American
%
-/
1
loc
35c
(quar.)
7-22
America—
preferred
rears,
1
8-
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)—_—
t25c
preference series B (quar.)x_—t62(4c
$2.40 preferred series A
7-22
11-1
12 (4 c /
_r;
common
American
^
Reduced-quarterly —
Thomaston
'
,.
/..,.
v
•;
shares ordinary——1__
of
Two payments
s
5 has
|
American
■
Co.
.
1
12 (4 C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Mig.,
.
U- ,1
11- 1
*
$4
preferred
%
disburse-
A
Sugar (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)__
America
*"./;•.
.
for
(quar.)__".
(final)_
preferred
Stock
$3.50
-
preferred
7-22
1,/
8-1
$1.15
Amalgamated
Aluminum
2
8-
8-15
$2.50
,7-22
,
$1.05
(quar.)___,__
Rubber
Allis-Chalmers
9-12
convertible
Argus
6-15
1
$4./
■'?
(quar.)
class
Ry.
Fund, Inc
Corp.,
6-20
6-
8-15
—
Increased
6-15
-
8-1
$1
•
(s-a)__
(quar).___
Stores
6-20
6-22
2%c
(quar.)
common
6
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co. Ltd.—
6-15
r
8-
fl.37 (4
—
(quar.)
Laboratories
1
1
6-16
Angelica Uniform
(quar.)
——
Anglo-Huronian,
Ltd.
(s-a)——
Co.—
pfd.
Co.,
common
&
7-
10c
I————
8-
v' • $1
,
(quar.)
____^
4.20%
Western
7-1
25c
'
7-/1
;
Allied
6-30
1
RR.
preferred
"adr"
c
7-/1
—
Mfg.
(Leon B.)
A
7- 1
6-15
) .7- >1
.
34 %c
(quar.)____
.
preferred
Class
6-16
:
(quar.)-
Corp.,
B
4(4%
6-
6-30
6-15
1
34 %c
A
(quar.)_.
Inc.,
Alliance Tire
—
9
8-
40c
Tanganyka Concessions, Ltd:—
•
6-21
■
7-.1
,
$1
_i
preferred
&
Electric
6-10
6-27
35c
$1
25c
15c
(quar.)
com.
—.—
Products
Post
6-24
6-1G
50c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Anaerson-Prichard
„
Allegheny
,
the
on
7 Vac
$1.....
Co.,
Allied
*
■
7-
3 7,(4 C
(quar.)
Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd.
Ludlum Steel
%
t
_x^.
(quar.)——
preferred
B
(s-a)
Products
4(4%
7-'5
*
-.6%
-.
'.•-/«•.:■
,
8-
5%
$.075
ment.
V,
.7-20
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
^.Allegheny
(quar.)
Co.—
1959.
year
6c
inc.
(quar.).„_
Corp., $5.50 pfd. A
Paper
B
Alden's,
~
the
6-10
50c
Albemarle
6-30
Inc.—
dividend
Discount,
preferred % quar. )
Wood Steel, 5%
pfd.
7-
"
been
7-/1
(Watertown,
(quar.)
Power
7-
.
/.'
35c-
4.60%
this time.
Yi)
&
participating
Alabama
7-15
-
•
.(increased-quar.)
Match
60c
50c
Gas
7-31'
40c
:_x__
(interim)
Clothier
preferred
6-15
(quarj_
Ordinary
6%
.
50c
—
Super Valu Stores,
10%
7-1
(quar.)
invest,
net
Co.
Alabama Great Southern
20c
(quar.)____
.
Ltd.
7-
1
68%c
Stop & Shop, Inc. (quar.)„
A
from
preferred
A
7-31
2c
—_
5"%
(Hartford)
B.; (quar.,)j_,.
% Alabama
2
28c
28 (4 c
/'■•
.___
Swedish
65c
(quar.)
50c
2
9-
7-31
-
Textiles, Inc., com. (quar.)
15c
4(2% preferred (quar.)
56c
Stevens Markets, Inc., class A
(quar.)—:_
7(4c
5.90% preferred
(quar.)—
$0.36875
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co.—,
15c
Common
Class
Anderson
Extra
2
9-
Stern
&
6-10
(quar.)_:
■
B
Class
25c
(N. J.)
Ltd.
9-
9-30
9-30
:
65c.
■
Quarterly
Stfawbrldge
Co.
By-Products—
A
Class
;
7c
(quar.)
deposit receipts ordinary-.
Sterling National Lank & Trust Co. (N.
&
6-17
1
Extra
6-10
7-8
-
3834c
__
American
Stern
7«T../
8-2
153c
;
(quar.)
com.
payment omitted at
of
Anchor
9
7-
Glass
'7-1
6-30
6"30
—•
—.————
Co.—————
HooKing
preferred
7-
50C
6-10
Chemicals—
Steel Co. of Canada,
Steel
Anaconda
Alienor
Co.,
•
preferred
Class
7-15
x_—.—
Co.,
Inc.
Shares," Inc
Common
6-20
6-20
30c
.
convertible
6-30
7-1
(quar.)__
Insurance
Standard-Lcch
6-30
(Hartford)—
(Hartford)
(quar.
5%%
Class
8- 1
,,
(quar.)____—w_
Spartans
Standard
Co.
(quar.).
prior
6-17
50c
■
(quar.—
Casualty
Square
D
Co.
5%%
-<
7-8
(quar.)
common
1
8-1
31(4c
(quar.)—
<;4.56%
f
7-
;
___x__x
Edison,
3
145c
\
(quar.)_
4.48 '/c
Ampco Metal, Inc.
$4
'
Investment
6%
3
6-
7-29
(quar.)__
preferred
6-
•
-,
..,,100
(quar. )____—x_:.__
common
$1.25
Southern
Ampnenoi-Borg
3
6-30
•
_______■>
$1.55
;
Amoskeag
9
6-
22 %C
Surety
Insurance
Y.),
Alabama
12Vac
incQme____——
(quar.)_
Aid
6-14
,
.
_—_______—v
,"-.$2.12 preferred
*
N.
&
Fund
Agricultural
i;..',
6-15
„
„
$1.50 nartic. preferred (quar.)——,——
Slater (N.) Company, Ltd., common (quar.)Sonotone
1
.•
.
(quar.)_
Boston—
City Stock Yards Co.—
Common (quar.)
1
30c
..
.
7-
$1.02(4
__—
Co., Ltd./ $1 pfd.
&
Casualty
Quarterly
6-14
4
—
preferred
Trust
(T. S.)
1
7-
Service—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Simms
,
$1.06(4
(quar.)_
investment
net
9
6-
6-28
25c
(s-a)
A
(initial)
common
Aetna
6-15
6-17
(quar.)
Water
Selas Corp. of America—
50c
6-
6-20
"
preferred
Shareholders'
New
8-25
6-30
_
iquar.)_——
preferred
Scranton-Spring
6-20
25c
class
(s-a)—
tl5c
Paper Corp. (quar.)
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& Co., common
preferred
B
6-30
,
10c.
/;
—
Saxon
4 (4 %>.
9-15
7c
•
(quar.)
iquar.)—__—-
common
preferred
Sangamo Company, Ltd. (quar.)
•v
Class
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—$2.25
Electronics Corp. (quar.)—
35c
7c
(quar.)
common
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph—
.
Company,
Express
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.
Capital
&
Inc.
Fund
(Initial)
Sandura
75c
Securities
Convertible
Samson
—,
(quar.)_
per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
15c
Corp.,
6-21
Adams
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.
Share
2c
6-30
15c
—-
(reduced)
Furniture
Rowe
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
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Holders
Per--''When
Name of Company
.
7-25
7-
1
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6-
6
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7-15
6-15
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7-15
6-15
40c
6-30
6-15
7-1
6-15
7-
6-15
$1.40.
$1.06(4
1
Volume
191
Number 5961
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Bliss
&
Laughlln,
Inc.
Blooh Bros. Tobacco.
Blue
Bell, Inc.
Quarterly
Bobbs-Merrill
Bohack
(H.
5V2%
Bohn
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
Co..
iVa%
pfd.
&
Carter
$1.12»/2
(quar.)_
Corp.
7-
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
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Boston
Insurance
6 %
6-20
6-15
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67-
1
6-15
4.75%
6-29
6-15
$2.50
&
4V2%
5.28%
preferred
Mfg.
Bristol
Co.
Brass
7y2c
5%
preferred
A
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
5%
7-
2
6-15
preferred B
preferred B
preferred B
Co.,
Columbia
Central
6-16
4.35%
56(40
6-30
6-16
472%
42c
6-30
6-
8
33c
6-30
6-
8
25c
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7-15
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1
7-15
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Brooke Bond Canada
preferred
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A
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and
class
preferred
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Burlington Steel, Ltd.
Burnham
6%
Burns
Corp.,
preferred
&
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Shoe
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C
Calgary
5%
4%
Power,
67c
California
$2.50
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$2.25
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Calumet
$4.75
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Corp.
(s-a)
Taggart
47*7c
Canadian
Co.
7-30
$1.75
preferred
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1
6-10
7-15
6-15
60
cents
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6-
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7-
Steel,
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prior
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1
6-15
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$1.25
7-
1
6-15
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1
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9-
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6-15
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9
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6
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7-
non-cum.
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12-16
6
6-30
50c
1-1-61
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class A
7-25
6-30
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6-20
6-
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6-17
(quar.).
(quar.)
W G Cigar Corp.-
6-27
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6-30
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5%
1
6-17
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3
(quar.)"
(quarterly-of 9c from net"
plus a distribution of
(N.
——
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6-28
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7-
1
6-15
4.20%
preferred
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1
6-30
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6-10
6-30
6-10
6-30
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6-30
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——
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A
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10c
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-17
6-
6-
1
3
debentures
Denver
&
$2.50 to
Detrex
Rio
.
—
Western
$3.50 preferred
Chemical
_____1_
(quar.)_l^_—:
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RR.
(quar.)
(s-a)___——
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15c
—
-
272%
1
6-20
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6-24
(quar.)—:
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—
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RR.
6-10
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(quar.)
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(quar.)
(quar.)
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6-16
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8-15
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preferred (quar.)———;—
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preferred (quar.)
,
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20c
4%
-
-
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5
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Delaware & Hudson .Co.
Delaware
6-15
7-
$2.50
.—
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.
6-20
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7-
6-30
7-25
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(quar.)—
investment
6-10
;
7-1
7c
7c
_____
Laval Steam Turbine
Investing,
6-17
7-15
35c
——
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1,
1
3
59c
common
pfd.
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6-20
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new
7-31
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__—
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6-14
i
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—_—
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pfd. (quar.)__
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
Debenture
& Securities Corp.
of Canada—
•5%
preferred
(s-a)——
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i
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(initial)
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(quar.)'
3%%
8-15
4%
•
common
—
6-30
8772c
—
(quar.)
Dayton
—
—
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
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—
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•
(quar.)
'
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(quar.)
(quar.)
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Company, Ltd., 7%
40c H
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7-15
i
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)
8772c
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7-15
(quar.)
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1
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6-15
8-
8-
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(quar.)
A
7-
;_
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6-30
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6-30
25C
common
class
6-
6-20
6-20
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(quar.)_
non-cum.
(quar.)——
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1
7-15
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non-cum.
(quar.)
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(quar.) —"*
of
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7-
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preferred
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7-
$1.50
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$2
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System
6-20
(quar.)___
5-20
_
Co.—
(stock dividend)—
Products
Gas
Columbia Title
1
25c
Cutter Laboratories,
_
*
10c
(quar.)_
Light, common
(quar.).:
Columbia
7-
10c
6-17
(interim)—.
preferred
(quar.).,——
5.35%
preferred (quar )
Color-Craft
.6-20
(quar.)
$1.50
—_
5%
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;
;
6-10
$1.75
Gas—
1
12yac
(quar.)
American Sugar Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtis Publishing,
$4 preferred (quar.)_—_
60c
(initial
common
3
7-
i2y2c
1
—15c
(auar.)__—
Interstate
9
6-
6-21
46C
7-
$1.127a
preferred B (quar.)__——_
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9-
International Corp.—
30c
_:
6-24
6-10
9-30
50c
Inc., class A
'
6-30
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6-20
12-16
6-30
6-30
(quarj
$1.50
—.
2
6-30
2c
1-1-61
10c
7%
6-17
'
6-15
6-15
noc
(quar.)_
(quar.),
(quar.)
Crush International, Ltd., common
6V2% conv. pref. series A (quar.)_
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_:
A
5W%
6-10
1
6-15
1
1
10c
A
Zellerbach
Class
6
Colorado FueL &; Iron Corp., com. (stock div.)
5% preferred A (quAr,)_i
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Monthly
7-
(quar.)
Crucible Steel
6
6-30
6-30
7-
Cuban
7-
7-
6-10
8-10
50c
(quar.)
6-13
6-30
6-10
6-30
7y2%
;
8-15
65c
6-20
6-20
25c
$2.50
(Boston)
1
7-15
27»%
1
$2.50
1
10c
$1.37Va
5-20
6-20
7-
10c
(s-a)___^
7-
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&
6-13
1
vu
;_
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
1_1_ 1—_________——
Monthly
6-15
9-
.
(quar.)
7-
Sand
1
6-21
7-
Co.—
common
Shares
(final)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
"Colorado Central Power Co?—'—-
6-30
'
4
; 9-30
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6
1
(quar.*)—50c
Energy
Finance
6-30>
7-15 '
7-15
•■•
preferred
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Colonial
5-2 T
6-30
.
4%
1
5-27
Cork
Crown
7-
$1
$1.18%
(quar.)
com.
6-17
7-
International
Collins Radio,
6
6-10
(quar.)_—
preferred
7-
f 8C
15C
15c
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
6-15
Co,
$3.50
A
6-
(quar.)—_________
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5-31
7-
■
2
8-
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1
A
QTVac
A
6-30
(quar.)—_—
Bottling Co.-of New York
9
7-
$25c
,'.$10c
(quar.)_
preferred
6-13
(initial-quar.)__
Class
6-30
(quar.)——•.
(quar.)
& Co.,
common
Class
6-26
(quar. )_•——
6-15
6-13
1
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum, ccmmon (quar.)
Crown
30c
Illuminating—
6-29
convertible
4
6-30
5
7-
(quar.)
Corp.
2
6-
1
6-30
(quar.)
common
common
of Wheat
New
50c
dividend)
6-15
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp.,—
35c
—_______
Company,
9-
6-29
40c
7-
6-17
7-
37l/ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
•6-17
7-15
6-30
50c
(s-a)
11-
10c
1
7-19
6-30
25c
Corp.,
Ltd.
9-22
$1.25
8-
'
11-23
$1.25
8
6-30
t6c
Shoe, common
(s-a)_
Crossett Co., class
Class B (quar.)
—
8
6-
7-22
25c
Ordinary
3
6-23
6-
6-30
15c
(quar.)
6-
12-15
$1.25
6-30
1%
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9-30
—
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Crescent
1
7-21
37 72c
30c
6-15
(quar.)
Credit Finance Service,
Class B (quar.)
——___
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Pittsburgh RR.
Peabody
7-
1
.____
(quar.)__^^__;Ii:i__i'iir*
Corp. (quar.)
preferred
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Cream
6-15
7-
7-
<quar.)____
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Ltd.
preferred
6-16
6-30
3772c
'
—.__
Coca-Cola
"
A
&
Control
Petroleum
Crane
6-16
6-30
50c
___.—-
Coca-Cola
1
6-30
$25c
1
25c
»
(quar.)
common
6-16
93 %c
6-30
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3
8-
22c
—
Electric
preferred
preferred
5%
7
6-24
8772C
(initial quar.)
1
(quar.)
Craftsman
lc
cl.
Co.,
div.
6-30
$1
..
1
7-
(quar.)
Reynolds
5%
1
$1.1272
(quar.)
pfd.
Crain
preferred (quar.)__—_^-;-_i.—________
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (Cincinnati)—
*
6-14
6-
6-
7-22
7-
(quar.)
Works,
Craddock-Terry
6-15
60c
15c
55C
(quar.)__
&
Cosden
8
6-
1
3
____^
Newsprint
Cowles Chemical
6-27
7-
3
6-
$1.37 Va
$3.75
Inc.
Glass
Corrosion
6-15
1
6-13
;
.
special guaranteed
7%
6-14
.:
2
$1
1
50c
regular guaranteed
Cluett
7-29
7- 4
$4334c
(quar.)
6-17
$50c
______
Clevite .Corporation
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro
:
'7-29
6-30
;
'. $15c
preferred
(guar.),—
1
7-
6-
1
j
preferred
Corroon
——_____—
7%
6-15
7-
tl8%c
common...
preferred
7-
6-30
—
Coca-Cola
$$1.10
-
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (reduced)
Carnation
6-17
(quar.)__!——
4%
7-15
$$2-;
Ltd.____
Corp.
1
4%
$50c
.
(quar.)
Vickers, Ltd.
7-
6-
1
7-
3V2% preferred 1947 series (quar.)__.
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
6-17
(quar.)—
Pacific RR.
Cleveland Trencher Co.
-6-16
8-15
$25c
(quar.)___
Canadian
Utilities
4 Va %
6-15
$25c
___:
7
1
(quar.)—
Cleveland
6-20
1
V
6-
,
Inc.
Corning
3Mi%
25c
Semi-annual
■?
-
5-20
7'
1
6-20
$32Vic
25c
Ltd., "common
8%
B
Cleveland
.
6-22
Co.,
Rubber
&
River
Coro,
6
1%
57a% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Clark Oil & Refining Co. (stock dividend)Clayton Silver Mines (special)
—
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co.
(s-a)_
Inc.
(quar.)
Ltd.,* class
preferred
6-17
7-
Co.
City Investing Co.,
City Products Corp.
$3772c
preferred
6-
6-30
56V4C
div.)__
fquar.)
Citizens
$40c
4%
6-24
Coosa
75c
(quar.)__.
6-17
(quar.)
5%
J
—
(quar.)_
Cos.,
preferred
Class
.
Canadian
4c
25c
3
7-
Corp
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)_
Courtaulds,
Co.__—
O'Nuts
7-
$$1.0674
series)
6-15
6-
$i.i2ya
Engineering
dividend
Cooper Tire
6-17
$1.12 y2„
(quar.)__
&
Enquirer
6-15
30c
(quar.)
(1956
Full
6-15
International Power Co., Ltd.—
preferred
Copper
Island
7-
25c
Ltd.,
1
_______
pfd.
7-
5%
1
'
&
(quar.)
Continental Motors Corp. (quar.)
Conwest Exploration, Ltd.
(s-a)
6-15
6-30
$1.19
6-15
7-
Copper & Steel Industries—
Common
6-10
1
6-15
7-
$1.13
Can
Stock
7-
7-
_____
Continental
6-30
6-16
6-15
:
Continental
6-10
—
.__
7-
10c
Bakeries,
6-10
6-10
15c
1 A
Cincinnati & Suburban Telephone Co.
Citizens Casualty Co.
(N. Y.|, cl. A
31 Vic
(quar.)
1
6-30
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
6-15
Electric, Ltd...(quar.)
Machine,
Rock
Cincinnati
3
(quar„)__
Canadian' Hydrocarnons,
Canadian
Chicago,
3
:
7-
6272c
Lumber
75c
(s-a)__
preferred
General
A
Chile
6-
1
Baking Co.,
preferred
Cooper-Jarrett,
(quar.)___:
i__;
——'.
preferred (quar.)—.—.__
preferred (quar.)___——
A
Series
6-15
7-
2
(quar.)_
Al
Aviation
Continental
6-10
Series A preferred (quar.)—_—
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)____—:
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (increased quar.)_.._
6-15
7-2
<quar..).j._£_'____V_.L____:
Canadian' Drawn
Series
6-30
7-
7-2
Ganadian?Cfmners. Ltd., class A (quar.>__:
Canadian-Celanese, 'Ltd., common (quar,)^
$1
preferred lquar.)_—I__1
'
Common
j
6-15
1
Continental
$5.50
6-16
7-
7-
$1.04
(quar.)
6-10
6-30
7-
J25c
t$1.37Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
$1.37Mi
33%c
8
6-15
Co.—
6-10
6-10
(quar.)
Mill &
Power
1
6-30
11-
7-
(quar.)____
preferred A (quar.)__
1
6-30
8
12-
3
t$1.37 Mi
com.
(quar.)
7-
22c
8-
quar.7Vac
preferred
7-
:
$1.15
-.
(stock
(quar.)_——
Ltd.—
Ltd.
Bronze,
preferred
(quar.)
7-
;
5
9-
(quar.)
(initial
(Toronto),
6-30
35c
$1.50
87y2c
common
Common
flOc
(quar.)
Breweries
preferred
preferred
—.—
Ry.,
Common
37'/2c
.
Arena
$4.52
6-30
7-
7-15
6-
Ltd.—
5 Va %
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
6272c
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)_
Canada
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%>
pfd.
(quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
f
57*
preference (quar.)
:
Canadian
$4.50
(s-a)
8
6-14
Permanent
Canadian.
6-17
6-20
-,
(quar.)
Ohio
2674C
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)_____
.
Trust
6-24
6-15
(reduced-quar.)
preferred
Canada
&
71%c
Flooring, Ltd., class B (quar.)
Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)
participating class A (quar,)_
Common
Ltd.
Y.
7-
62c
Foundries,
N.
7-20
1
■
Ltd.,
$4.16
common
Consumers
—
America
7-29
1
Canada
Iron
6-10
'
t$l.-127a
Canada
Canada
1
Co.—
Canada Dry Corp., common (quar.)
-$4.25 preferred (quar.)
60c
7-
7-
_
Cement
5%
Chicago
t$1.25
Mines
6-17
(quar.)_^—
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
'
6-10
6-10
t$l
Quarterly
Canada
•
6
4
7-
t$3.50
'_
Associated
6-10
$1.04
Inc.—
of
preferred
6-24
Telephone—
Lake
1
6-30
6-17
8-15
7-15
20c
(quar.)
Products
preferred
Gas
7-15
55c
140c
8c
Ltd.
5 Va %
$1.25
3 Va %
preferred
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc., new
7-
.
(quar.)
Red
6-
>
6
6-15
(quar.)
Hecla, Inc., common
preferred A (quar.)
Campbell
6-
6-20
65c
&
7-
(quar.)_.
Public Service—
Wines,
Bank
Chesapeake
7-15
6-10
(quar.)__
Campbell
1
6-27
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
6-17
8-
4Va%
i
6-30
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
California
2
15c
California Liquid Gas Corp
California Packing Co.
(increased)
$ 1 a 2 y2
(quar.)
^
"?orp.
(quar.)—_______—_—__
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
6-16
7-
7-11
$5.75
6 7c
6-23 y
2%
prior pfd. (quar.)
Power
6-10
Chemway
$1.12y2
(quar.)_
preferred
Chemical
6-20
$1.12%
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
62y2c
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
Chateau-Gai
28Vic
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4]/2%
6-10
6-17
1
Chock
Corp.
7-
___
common
$20c
Ltd.,,7% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Bay Gas Co.,
I T Financial
1
7-
30c
-
Hosiery Co.,
M.16
—,
preferred
(quar.)
Vought Aircraft, Inc.
7-
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Class A
Champion Paper & Fibre—
6-30
$1.50
Butterick
Buzzards
$4.50
$15c
._
pfd.
Consumers
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Chance
$1
(quar.)
57c
6-10
15c
(quar.)___
(stock dividend)
Corp.,
preferred
6-10
4c
(quar.)_
Manufacturing Co., 4Va %
Butler's
1
7-11
■Ay-
(quar.)
common
Co.
7-
been
Burroughs Coro. (quar.)___
Mills, 4V2%| preferred
Bush Terminal
6-10
<.
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Conv.
6-15
(quar.)——
common
Products
Chamberlin
1
$1.25
(quar.)
6-15
1
.____
7-
(quar.)
.—
common
Burrus
6%
h 6-15
J45c
(quar.)
6-15
1
(quar.)__
Gotham
30c " !
pfd.
1
7-
preferred (quar.)________j,_.
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)—
10c
(quar.)__
57c
7-
20c
noc
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)_.
Acceptance Corp.—
7-
$1.23
Gas
tl3c
Rock
$1.20
4V2%
,
3%
B
Oil
Bullocks, Inc., 47c
Chadbourn
6-20
10c
Company
Consumers
$1.02%
preferred
(quar.)—!
preferred (quar.)
Certain-teed
12-31
1
5%
(
Bulova Watch Co.
7_
7-15
10c
(increased-quar.)
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Building
,
Corp.—
class
Consolidated
6-15
—
:;
(Corporate" title
of
above
has
changed to Brunswick Corp.)
Creek
1-5-61
$1.25
$26c
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
Buck
9
■
on
6-15
:
i
(quar.)
1
$1
of
(quar.)
A
1
Properties
(stock
dividend)—
Century Shares Trust (from investment inc.)Cerro de Pasco Corp._
9
6-
17'/2C
A
6-
6-30
A
7-
Century
6-20
6-30
(quar.)
L.)
1
20c
(quar.)
dividend
7-
.
62y2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
!_
8
tl2c
Class
7-
(quar.)
Vermont
4.15%
6-10
—.____—
(quar.)
preferred
Central
6-16
(1959), Ltd.—
Distillers
Class
6-30
4.75%
95c
Glass, new com. (initial-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Ralph) Co. (increased)
preferred
(quar.)
Theatres
1
Co.
;______■
Consolidated
7-
Smelting
Extra
6-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
$1.35
7-15
8-
i2y2C
6-17
Paper
(quar.)——
Central Telephone Co.,
t$1.50
7-15
Mining
&
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
Service—
Power,
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-10
f40c
(quar.)_
Consolidated
$1.18%
pfd.
(quar )
Gas
preferred
6-17
Natural
572%
6%
1
6-24
36c
(quar.)
A
4.54%
Public
Maine
6-16
.__
preferred
Light,
Central
6-24
1
7-
15c
Consolidated
preferred (quar.)_.
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
7-15
25c
Corp.
6-10
(quar.)
Indiana
;
Foods
$1.02 Mt
(quar.).
Central
6-15
—
Consolidated
$1.18%
(quar.)_—
6
1
Class
B
6
7-
Consolidated
Gas—
D
6-
■
7-
25c
9
—
preferred
t$1.19
preferred
Bruce
■
1
$1.12 7a
C
6.V
8-
Consolidated
series
6
6-24
$1.25
9
9
series
Illinois
1
6-10
4%
7-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
472%
7-
9-
12-
series
Central
6-15
75c
12-
12-21
preferred
6
6-15
1
9-21
6-21
$1.25
preferred
f35c
—
Stock
6
9-20
1
$1.08%
series
6-
,
1
7-
12-21
Electric—
—_
1
7-
9
____
6-20
Quarterly
6-10
—
6-20
1
10-
preferred (quar.)
;
____^
Consolidated Electronics Industries
Corp.
9
9-
&
6-
1
7-
10c
$5
9
6-21
(quar.)
1
7-
10c
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Illinois
912-
9-21
(quar.)
7-
10c
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
Central
9-21
$1.25
Electric
6-17
27 y2c
(quar.)
$5
12-21
I
1
Investment Trust
(Boston)-—
(From investment income) _______________
6-10
$1.25
i—<
;
preferred
t55c
•
Industries Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.—
;
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
47c
6-
1
7-
6
6-
1
6-
Telephone Co.—
preferred
Brown-Porman
4.75%
1
7-
J69C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__;
preferred (quar.)
4.16%
4.10%
A,
7-
British
5%
1
3
A"
1
t63c
1st
5%
1
7-
t56c
Common
Brodie
7-
4.10%
6-
t53c
(quar.)
Common
3
6-21
9-
12- 1
7-
Consolidated
8
25c
—
9-15
9
60c
Cigar Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Dry Goods Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York—
6-
6-
6-10
1
12-15
(quar.)
Consolidated
6-10
$1.25
preferred
Insurance
6-10
6-20.
(quar.)———
&
Life
6-30
6-30
6-25
7-
t50c
General
Connecticut
(quar.)
Gas
Illinois
7-
t$1.19
,
4.75%.
8
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central
6-15
t$l
./A:
.__
(quar.)
Power, Ltd.
British Columbia
1
Hudson
4.80%
Ltd.
Co.,
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.
4%7c preferred (quar.)
57c preferred (o.uar.)
.
5%
6-15
6-30
___
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
534 7c
6-15
6-29
(quar.)_.
4%
438%
4%%
4%%
6-29
8
6-
25c
(quar.)
8
._
(quar.)__
Oil
67c
3
7-
;~__A
Electric
6%
6-
7-29
(quar.)
British
4%%
6-15
7-
50c
6-
1
7c
}50c
Connecticut
59 %C
(quar.Lv__—
2%.
1
7-
8
Light & Power
Connohio, Inc., common
40c
preferred (quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.)
•
(quar.)/'—
preferred A %quar.)—
5%
7-
t8c
$1.37%
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
6-
6-30
Common
30c
_.
common
British-American
British
7-
$1.25
-
6-30
6-24
7-15
(quar.)
Common
,
(quar.)
Corp.
Bristol-Meyers
5Va%
5-27
-■'■<
Bridgeport Gas Co.,
Brillo
7-
Common
'
6-30
7-20
25c
3
t$1.50
7-22
8-10
common
(quar.)
preferred
6272c
(quar.)
Foundry Co. (quar.)_„_—
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5%
6-30
Co.—
Gas
3
J 10c
6-15
6-11
preferred
40c
Central
■
7-15
6-11
1
$1.75
(quar.)
6-
__A.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
■
,
&
preferred A
preferred
6-
Co._____________,_
preferred
V r b-
6-22
1
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
A
7-
Ltd._
common
Central Electric
1
6-22
1
7-
30c
(quar.).
Ag.uirre Sugar (quar,)
7-15
6-22
1
8-
7-
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
7-
*'
dividend
Brass,
7%
America,
7-
_____
(C.)
472%>
Central
8
20c
Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Stock
1
Corp. of
preferred
t68%c
Co., 30c preferred (quar.)
& Sons (quar.)
Bridgeport
Celanese
common
t68%c
pref.
Brewer
6-29
6-17
6-30
1
8-
5.25%
15c
(quar.)
Ceco Steel Products (quar.)___
5
8-
4.64%
25c
••—
Tractor,
t62V2c
(E. J.)
Brazilian
;
Caterpillar
7-11
Property Trust
40c
Corp. Ltd.—;■
Pioneer Mines,
1
6-
50c
$1.16
$1.31%
6-10
6-15
7-22
Co.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
1
tlOc
When
Share
Edison
(quar.)__
Commonwealth International Corp., Ltd
Commonwealth Investment Co
Commonwealth Water Co., 5%% pfd.
(quar.)
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto)—
7-
$1.75
(quar.)__
7-27
87V2c
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co.—
5V2%
pref.
(quar.)
Brach
Extra
6-15
Commonwealth
6-29
11%C
11
Per
Name of Company
5-26
15c
67a%
preferred
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.,
7-11
10c
Co
preferred
45c
common
(quar.)
Co.
1
$2.50
(quar.)___\
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5Va%
preferred
(qUar.)________
Bralorne
I.)
(J.
7%
15c
pfd.
5%
Bowl-Mcr
W.)
(J.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2%
(stock div.)
7-
30c
Personal
Paper
Case
6-15
6-15
10c
;
__;
Corp., 3y2%
Boston
Bowater
1
7-
25c
(increased)
Albany RR. Co._
Booth Fisheries
-
8-22
Cassiar Asbestos,
Brass
Stores
Inc.,
6-18
11-19
9-
When
Share
.
1
6-30
Inc.—
preferred
Pood
Per
Name of Company
11-30
20c
(quar.)______
Holders
Carreras, Ltd., Ordinary class B
Carriers & General Corp
75c
___.
Cascade Corp., new com.
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
Bostitch,
6-17
_
Boise
Boston &
of Rec.
6-30
20c
Aluminum
Borman
Payable
40c
___
(quar.)
C.),
prior
(quar.)
When
Share
Company
(2643)
(quar.)
6-10
6-20
6-
1
9-
3
8-
8
9-
3
8-
8
9-
3
8-
8
6-
3
25c
25c
$2
25c
62M»c
12-15
12-2
15c
6-30
6-16
6-20
12
(2644)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of Company
Detroit
Tunnel
Canada
&
Gasket
&
Detroit
Edison
Co.
Detroit
Hillsdale
Detroit
Steel
Detroit
$1.25
at
13
Devoe
Diana
sh.
plus
Co.
Fruit
Di-Noc
Corp.,
Corp.
Chemical
Dilbert's
7%
1st
this
Corp.,
Growth
Semi-annual
pfd.
$3
(quar.).
(s-a)
Class
1
6-
3
Class
6-20
6-
1
15c
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-17
(initial quar.)
6-25
5-27
—
3c
Fibreboard
t
Avenue
6-30
6-22
Fifth
7-29
6-20
Finance
Ltd.
Dominguez
Oil
(quar.)
Fields
i7y2c
(monthly)
7-
25c
1
6-17
Financial
6-30
Firstamerica
Monthly
Corset
Dairies,
5%
Co.
Ltd.
Ltd.,
non-cumulative
Dominion
2nd
Dominion
pref.
7%
Glass
&
Dover
Brewery,
Corp.
1st
—
Du
Art
60c
du
6-10
5%
6-24
Flexible
$55c
7-15
6-27
6%
$17'/ac
Co.
preferred
(quar.)____
(quar.)
A
quar.)
$4.20
9
6-
1
6-
7-
1
1
Food
6-21
7-
6-10
3
Common
Foote
7-30
7-
1
Class B
7-
1
$3
7-15
7-
1
j;
9-30
9-20
7-25
7-
7-25
7-
8
25c
7-
1
6-28
5-26
$1.75
7-
1
Wayne
Fostoria
1
6-
8
Founders
7-
1
6-
6
Foundation
c
7-
1
6-
6
Fownes
7-
1
6-
6
Fram
Franklin
preferred
(quar.)..
Sulphur & Potash Co. (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
7-
1
6-
6
517/8C
7-
1
6-
6
7-
6
6-30
6-10
Fraser
50c
6-30
6-15
1
6-
Mfg.
Fresnillo
(s-a)
—
8V2C
Eagle
East
Food Centers (increased)
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
East
Tennessee
Eastern
Eastern
Gas
4%%
& Fuel
Racing
$3.60
Eaton
New
Co.,
&
New
Stock
Steel
of
Edison
Bros.
Electric
El
Register
Paso
Co.,
Electric
Fruehauf Trailer
Fuller
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-13
45c
7-
1
6-
90c
7-
1
6-
6
9c
6-24
6-10
; 7c
—
6-24
6-10
Ltd.
...
(quar.)...
30c
(initial
pfd.
(quar.)
7-
7V2C
6-10
1
-
6-11
;.4Vz%
6-30
6-15
Garlock,
$1.06 V*
7-
22V2C
(quar.)
.)
1
6-17
7-15
$1.37 y2
7-
6-20
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.34
7-
1
6-
$1.18
7-
1
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 y2
7-
1
6-
2
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03
"7-
1
6-
2
Auto-Lite
Bond
Electrical
Initial
—
___
(quar.)
America (quar.).
Corp.
&
Erie
7-15
7-
1
6%
6-20
6-
6
General
;6-29
6-
8
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
Erie
American
15c
6-30
6-24
&
V
—
6-10
7-12
5-20
4%
6-20
General
a6%
$1.62
12V2C
7-
1
7-22
6-30
6-14
6-24
5%
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
40c
7-15
Excelsior
:
Fabien
Factor
Textile
(Max)
Class
A
Fairbanks
common
6%
7-
1
6-
3
6-22
7-
1
1
General
Contract
(Toronto)
of
N.
Y.
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Farbwerke
•
American
Common
5Vi%
preferred
6%
6-22
Corp.
preferred
6-30
6-10
General
6-15
General
Drive-In
Electric
9-12
8-31
General
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
General
7-
1
6-10
General
$80c
7-
4
6-30
5%
Crude
8-15
I
6%
4 V2 %
-88-
1
6-
1
Common
4%.
6-30
General
Products
6-20
shs.
7-15
share
1
of
.Government
General
80c
6-16
40c
!.
6-30
7-
6-
1
3
$1
7-
1
6-
30c
-
7-
1
6-16
Corp.
3
40c
(quar.)
>
■->
-
25c
7-
1
6-30
6-14
*
6-15
25c
6-20
6-
$4.4353
6-22
CO
1
(Germany)—
receipts
General
net
;
■
«*
•
\t>
3%
B
(stock
2nd
6-20
6-
Securities
1
Garden Corp.
1
agreement
7-
1
6-
1
accrued
8-15
7-
5
former
6-30
Grand
7-
6-14
Grand
&
(W.
6-14
Grant
6-10
'New
6-30
6-10
1
,
6-17
7-
3iy4c
1
6-
1
for
6
6-30
$1
6-15
7-
50c
6-17
1
7-1
,
6-20
Castings
General Telephone Co.
of
(quar.)
T.)
preferred
Southern
10c
7-
37y2c"
1
6-
1
6-
6
6-30
6-30
,~25c
6-17
6-17
6-24
9-30
9-16
8-22
8-
7-25
$1.25
7-
1
1
$1.50
6-20
Grinnell
Griesedieck
.
5%
8-
1
7-
8-
1
.7-
30c
6-30
5
5
6-10
(Two
Gulf
Corp.
(quar.)
Hahn
Mines,
Brass,
50c
(initial)
6-23
6-13
Halliburton
15c
...
6-
6-20
5-31
Haloid Xerox Inc.
7-
1
Hamilton
6-17
Hamilton
17c
(quar.)
40c
7-15
6-30
California—
5%
Hall
1st
(W.
..Extra
L
^
;25c
7-
1
6-
8
Hamilton
0
1
6-15
(quar.)__
40c
7-15
6-20
___y_
t31:y4c
6-30
6-
6-30
6-15
■
1
(Houston)—
Corp.
~
;
'
9-10
(quar.)
12c
9-
1
12-10
40C
;
12-
1
7-
45c
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
6-15
1
6-17
7-
2
6-15
1
.*
.
Cotton
Paper
6-20
5-27
1
6-17
7-15
6-15
5-31
6-20
6-10
1
7-15
9-12
8-22
$1.25
12-19
11-25
■
8-
-
$1.16
'
1
6-15
10-
1
9-
2
J15c
(quar.)
7-
f50c
(quar.)_.
7-
1
6-
9
7-
Cementing Co.
1
6-
9
35c
6-20
6-
6
60c
6-22
6-
6
7- 1
6-15
t22y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
ey4c
Ltd., 5%
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
8-15
8-5
25c
6-20
6-
9
ioc
6-20
6-
9
6-20
6-10
t$L25
_
,".j
Co.
1
$1.25
»
.
Manufacturing
...
6-
7-
25c"
(quar.)
Co.,
1
1
.'8-1
l2y2C
'yV
...
6-
6-
6-30
37V2C
»
common
Well
6-30
37»/2<J
v
-
1
6-
6-30
15c
*
.
preferred
6-15
$1
-
_
6-15
1
-,tl83/4C
(reduced)!.
(quar.)_______.
"
1
7-
6-30
$1.25,
(quar.)^.„
_
7-
»■
25c
$i.06»/4
i_____!__
Ltd.
V
17y2c
37J/2c
(quar.)_____!^__
,
Printing
Oil
6-15
7-
t5c
common
4.64%
6-30
2T/2C
(quar.)___
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
preferred
F.)
6
6-
1
7-
25c
preferred
Ltd.,
6-27
6
6-
7-1
7-
Ltd
7-
6-10,
6-17
50c
(quar.)
Co.|
25c
1
6-15
6-30
30c
(quar.)__
25c
...
6-27
93%C
(quar.)
preferred
Gun'nar
6-30
10c
(quar.)___.p_______!_.!_
Aircraft
preferred
.
7-14
10%
Insurance Co. (Fla.)_!__
Mobile & Ohio RR.—
Power
6-15
is
(quar.)_______^
Company,
6-30
7-11
effec¬
hence
t45c
of
Gulf- Life
$5
7c
the
and
^
Canada,
(quar.)___4._
each
7-14
1960,
(quar.)_________
convertible
Grumman
6-10
Square
quar.)__
common
Greyhound Lines
6-
9
A
preferred
6-10
1
the merger
shares
Co
Wire,
preferred
6-30
11-21
7-
Producers, Inc.—
Corp.,
7-1
12-12
<
such
Gas Co.,.
common_____!___^^___^'
preferred (quar.)______!_
Lr.—
7c
8-22
8-2-2
11-21
40c
(B.)
4y2%
5%
9-12
9-12
by
tGreenwich
1
6-20
on
Insurance
Mountain Power
Greyhound
3
—
Financial
preferred
Greening
6-17
7-
6%
Green
.
6-10
25c
i2yac
held
■.
Western
1
6-
12-12
$2
(quar.
(quar.)___
Life
Western
6
7.
(Del.)
Towing
Great
'
ex-
Madison
merger,
(initial
common
Lakes
6-
7-15
15c
share
per
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-31
15c
of
(quar.)
Co.
Great
5-31
"6-20
Ltd.
Great
^
6-17
5c
-
(quar.)
2%
$2
Great American Insurance (N.
Y.)
Great Lakes Power
Corp., Ltd.—
5% 1st preference (quar.)___
6-3
6-30
v
share.
Gray Drug Stores
$5
stk.
'
i2y2c
—--
(stock dividend)
Varnish
(quar.)
Toy,
8
$2
shares
of
dividend
the
7-
"
^
(quar.)_____^
15c
April 20,
of
per
Rapids
$1.25
dividend)
3
Products
7-15
1
v
.
1
6-
:
As provided in
the
from
date"
75c
6-30
is
stockholders
11.667c
10c
preferred
case
6-
(Minn.)
Products
the
6-
25c
Corp.—
Signal
in
6-27
Gulf
Railway
Steel
cept
*
1
...
Service
preferred
;
Great
(quar.)
5%
2
1
'
(quar.)
7-
6-28
(quar.)
60c
payment
6-10
7-15
$2
preferred
above
6-30
7-30
(quar.)
B
The
•"
-
preferred
Graham-Paige,
6
6- 3
\ 25c
!___
class
(quar.)
pref.
1
Corp.
;
A
6-15
6-
20c
(quar.)__
Insurance Co.—
i
1
1
6-30
t$l
Co.—
7-
.7-
t50c
Insurance
6-10
$1.25
Reinsurance
General
class
&
7-
investment income)
Shale
R.)
"•
15c
Ltd;-
;.!i
dividend
(W.
6-15
_______
6-10
93 %c
Refractories
General
Stock
Grace
8%
50c
Co.
General
General
Employees
6-15
1
55c
1
;
(quar.)___.
6-24
7-
8
1
7-
_!_'_
•"
6-15
.7-
5
6-23
6-
7-
-1
—
of Canada,
6-24
$2
'
t50c
(quar.)_;
2c
7-1
$1.50
—...
quar.)
(quar.)____:.
(quar.)
27y2c
General
(quar.)
(quar.).
G.
(From
Co.
preferred
10c "
7-
7-11
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
iincreased
7-
(quar.)...
Ltd.
Employees Life
y.Semi-annual
!__.!____u—
6-1
Mfg., Ltd.—
class
Public
Co.,
preferred
V
4-19
7-15
25c
-
B
(quar.)..
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)!.
1
Transit
Government
334 %
(quar.)
the
held
(N. Y.)
Gloucester.
Grolier,'Inc.
7-10
8-
Co.
A
7-
7-15
'
<-
ap-
:—<—
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
&
(quar.)
of
10c
quar.)
7%
(quar.)____
F.)
preferred
3
Corp.—
Cement
and
(quar.)
class
(quar.)—
pfd.
Portland
A
6-20
8%
1
7-15
1
8%
,
7-15
1
6-15
V
5
1
8-
6-15
2%
11-
8-
8-
6-30
$1.12V2
(Boston)
preferred
$1.50
«
11-15
30c
-
56'/4c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
7-15
1
5
15c
•
_
8-
-$0.5781 y4
Telegraph
Bros,
(B.
7-15
;
Trust
General
Class
Stock
&
8-16
/•;
8-15
8-15
Ltd.—
Insurance
•J40C
.___
6-20
1
(quar. )_
Elevator
Goldblatt
Granco
—
1
9-
(quar.)__
Company
tive
....
5-27
7-
pre
Co.,'comn
Corp.
Falls
Gold
1
6-
7-30
10c
:
6-27
200%
t25c
6-16
-
6-30"
t31.y4C
Texas
5-27
15c
3oc
*
6-27
pre
20c
.
6-15
50c
year
ending June 30,
1960,
proximately 5 cents per ADR)
Alden
t$1.25
(quar.)
6-
6-20
H.)
preferred
Goderich
7-25
,
D
7-
1
—
6-30
_
common
5-31
6-30
(P.
preferred
Glens
7-25
6-30
9-
(quar.3_^
Co.
(For
: 7-15
r,
1*
6-25
6-15
7-
20c
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-15
6-30
(quar.).
28V8C
(quar.)
(initial
Inc.,- 5%
Motors
10c
Cement
6-14
7--1
$1.50
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Investors
preferred
$1.50
Laboratories,
Glidden
11-
,7-29
.
25c
(quar.)
—
6-21
$5
6-15
1
)
Glaxo
6-22
6-30
5 V2C
income)
;
common
6-30
3
6-15
1
7-
non-participating
non-participating
8-1
11-15
$1
I
preferred
General
1
7-
10c
Investment—
Glatfelter
6-30
-
.7-7;
"
Oil
Mills.
7-
$1.25
t
Goodrich
...
Industries
•
$1.23
6-15
10c
15c
(quar.)
(initial).
(quar.)
6-15
voting preferred
$6
Art
Gorton's
(quar.)
Controls Co.,
6-30
Corp.—
A.
Gibson
52yac
8c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
preferred
deposit
1
7-25
30c
(quar.)
preferred
General
20c
Hoechst
7-
10cu;
;
IOC
-
Whitney Corp.—
preferred
(accum.)
Metallurgical
9
Finance Corp.—
25c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel
1
10c
,
___
15c
Family Finance Corp.
7-
;y
Glen
(quar.)
com.
preferred
1
1
1
+5c
7-
.
7c
of
1
66-
■
7-
8-19
3%.
37y2c
Printing (quar.)...
& Co., common (quar.)
Brewing
2
7-15
5%.
25c
Co.
7-
6-25
6-25
(increased).
(quar.)
Mfg.
Portland
6-23
10c
50c
Co.
Products
30c
__
convertible
Giant
6-20
dividend
General
;
Foods, common
preferred (quar.)
Falstaff
7-29
-
4%%
Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)—.
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar!)
Coil
25c
1%
——
(quar.)
Shoe
Corp;,
6-30
Quarterly
(quar.)
Fairmont
4%
Gera
7-15
!
Fairbanks
$1.60
6-15
6%
Builders
Stock
_—
preferred
preferred
Georgia
5-31
"%'•
Cable
1st
87y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
6%
$4.92
1
6-30
•; 37V2C
(quar.).
$50c
■-
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
6c
!
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Corp.
7-
Girard
:
$8
Bankshares
$3.75
Eabrex
6-24
•/'
Transportation Corp.—
Box
6-15
7-
$1
...
Corp.
Life
8
dividend
$1.15
.
common
Co.,
General
6-10
40c
—
...
25c
Pittsburgh RR. Co.;—
Excelsior
7-
6-10
%
(quar.)
General
6-22
15c
—
(quar.)..
;
:
E'versharp, Inc.,
90c
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Baking
General
(quar.)
Stock
6-16
Inc.
6-20
common—
General
6-16
Ltd.—
A
Guaranteed
1
Co.
8-24
to
„
Co.,
Oil
Quarterly
30c
—
Inc
7-
$i2y2c
(quar.l___—
General
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Class
17y2C
1
—
Investors,
American
7-15
7-15
(quar.)———
7-
:
;
(quar,)——_
preferred
American
preferred
7-29
Georesearch, Inc. L———
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.).
1
6
Industries—
convertible
7-29
6-11
7-20
...
American
$4.50
6-20
(Consolidated)
E'ndicott-Johnson Corp., common
Equity Fund,
General
General
Manufacturing
preferred
3
Corp.-
(quar.)
Emery Air Freight Corp. (quar.)_____
Emhart
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
4%.
6-
25c
(quar.)
deposit rets, ordinary (final),
Elmira & Wililamsport RR.
Co., pfd. (s-a)
Emco, Ltd. (quar.)
Electric
9-
$30c
equal
dividend
General
American
Emerson
6-30
6-15
1
68 %c
*
tax,
preferred (quar.).—
Acceptance Corp.—
Stock
1
7-
111.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
7-
35c
20c
20C
Packing
Co.,
1
87y2C
6c
(Springfield,
1st
General
„
30c
—
.___
quarterly
Elliott-Automation,
$2.75
i
(quar.)__
Power
7-
(quar.)——
Parts
8%
preferred
5%
2
6-
(3eattle)
Abrasives
Co.
5%
25c
—
Water
8-15
1
6-17
20c
)
(quar.)
pfd.
tlOc
.r—
Gatineau
65c
(quar.):
Quarterly
Initial
.
25c
Products
Elizabethtown
7-
32 y2 c
(quar.)
Co.
Consolidated
Refractories
15c
v
—
Corp.
6-17
6-30
40c
Genuine
6-
1
.
preferred
Garlock
6-17
6-30
6
$1.50
8
6-
6-30
7-
.
8
6-
6-21
25c
—
&
6-30
$1.12 y2
$1.06%
.
—
6-17
1
6-30
1
.
quarterly
Electrical
Electro
$1.35
1
of
Co.
Products
!
common
& Share
7-
9
(quar.)
Freightlines
2
(quar.)
Electric
(Julius)
Garrett
2
(quar.)
Electric
7-
■
(quar.)—
Waterworks Corp., 80c
6-17
8-12
8-
(monthly)
Garrett
preferred
Corp.
1
(quar.)— _———
preferred
General
Inc.—
Extra
6-10
preferred
Stop-Nut
■i 7-
9-
'c-
convertible
Formerly
1
preferred
Elastic
Corp.
Garfinckel
6-30
15c
(quar.)
preferred
6-16
Co.—
Gas,
6-20
35c
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (quar.)
Gannett Company,
class B (quar.)_
$37y2c
quar.)
4'/4%
5 '/a %
6-30
$5.40
Natural
6-30
2%
(quar,)______
common
Co.
6-
6-17
$1.37 y2
.
4(4%
20C
_
'•
6-20
6-30
y
Rubber Co—
&
4V2% preferred
$4
E.)
Tire
6-20
.
.
:
$4.72
Paso
Co..
7c
''certificates——!—!—i—i—'-
American
General
Genung's
.*
(R.
6-16
6-20
2%
AA
Futterman
;
1
v-
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—
(Second quarter from net invest,
-
5-31
1
5-31
25c
Fuller
,
5-31
1
7-
1
25C
Co.—
A
Class
6
$5.36
El
Class
-
1
7-
25c
(quar.)
6
6
Funston
1
Trust,
Stores,
Sault
E'gry
Company
6-
Brush
7-
66c
6y4c
>•
Co.—
Realty Co.
5-31
59%c
6-20
10c
6-
1
1
7-
dividend)
(quar.).!.,
6-28
22'/2C
,
—
Frito
6-15
$1.25
3
7-
...
7-
IV2C
...
-
1
6-30
5-31
.
Quarterly
Frigikar Corp.
6-20
Fund—
i
Pa.
Edison
6-15
2
40c
Economy
Baler
Co.
(quar.)
Eddy Match Co., Ltd. (quar.)___._
Edgcomb
1
7-
7-
5-31
$5
withholding
(Louis)
$1.12 y2
1
15c
.
net)
Friedman
6-10
1
6-
5-27
;
Fund—
(initial
Investment
1
25c
(quar.)
!_!__
/
1
7-
7-
$1.12 Vz
(quar.)..
(quar.)
I.
Balanced
Howard
common
:.~)
(quar.)
'.—1
Corp.
7-
■
15c
(quar.)
com.
common
(initial)
common
Eaton
Inc.,
7-19
$25c
(quar.)—
com.
7-28
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Howard
Economic
Associates,
Steel
Kodak
preferred
&
Co.
Loan
(quar.)..—;
Stainless
Eastman
&
(quar.)
Assn.,
preferred
Eastern
Gas
Savings
preferred
Eastern
$1
Natural
Canada
17V2C
»—.
6-10
1
7-
6-20
28c
.
Mexican
6-10
1
7-
General Tin Investments Ltd.—
$0,025
Co.—
.(Less
-
1
7-
7-
25c
Ltd.
7-
6-20
(quar.)
Co.
7-10
1
55c
6-20
6-22
...
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Inc. (increased s-a)_.
Companies,
6-17
8-
54 y2 c
6-30
-
common
Co.
6-15
7-1
'
Co.,
Ins.
r
19c
6-20
6-20
7-
(quar.)
Life
7-
36y4c
.
6-20
$1.18%
dividend
Frantz
3iy4c
-
of
&
6-15
53c
28c
1
24c
rets
Fund.
1
27y2C
6-30
20c
(quar.)
Co.
7-
preferred
4.36%
6-17
18c
(quar.)
...L
(s-a).
Mutual
Corp.
52V2C
Duval
1
7-
(quar.).
A
6-15
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)———-—
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
——
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)
General Time Corp., new com. (initial-quar.)1
;
Glass,
Bros.
Stock
7-
...
RR.
6-15
1
4.40% : preferred
7
6>
Stock
dep.
Jackson
&
Corp.
7-
5iy4c
1
1
35c
Inc.
preferred
29»/2c
__
7-
7-
(quar.).
Ltd.—
Amer.
1
7-
25y2c
10c
(quar.)—
(stock
7-
55c
preferred (quar.)
5M>% preferred (quar.)^—
—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)—
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
New
common
(initial quar.)———
6-15
$1.05
Inc.
preferred
5Vz%
50c
—I
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
31V4C
.•/'
6-17
,r
1
60c
5.10%
5
..7-1
$30c
:
4
7-
preferred (quar.)———
5.60%
preferred (quar.);
——
7-20
$1.25
—.
6-
(quar.)
Co. of Ohio—
$3
common
common
1
$2.20
5-27
City Enterprises (initial)
52V2C
)
quar.)
.
7-
1
1
(quar.).
(voting and non-vot)
Dairies,
46%
•
6-17
8-
3
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
Foster-Forbes
5-26
6-30
12c
(quar.)
Co.,
pref.
5V2%
6-15
35c
(increased
Fort
6-
1
(quar.)
Co.
A
Motor
Foremost
8
5-31
6-30 '*
& Chemical Corp.—
com.
class
4V&%
General
6-20
Wallace, Inc.—
7-30
$1.12 y2
,
....
(quar.)
preferred
&
5.80%
7-
(increased).
Mineral
General
8-
!
Markets
6-21
6-17
1
5c
common
preferred
$1.40
General
7-
7-
(quar.)
4
7-
33 %c
preferred
6-28
10c
(quar.)_____
6-
ft
.
(quar.)—.—---——--—
preferred (quar.)-——---yTelephone Co. of Pennsylvania
preferred (quar.)——
Telephone Co. of the Southeast
preferred (quar.)—
Telephone Co. of Southwest—
$1.25
8
50c
dividend
Giant
Forest
(quar.)
Stores,
Food Machinery
& Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
Fair
Stock
6-15
,
7-
7y2c
....
(quar.)
preferred
conv.-
7-15
6-30
Food
15c
-
4.20%
$1
8-12
6-
12y2c
!
Light Co..
preferred
conv.
6-15
6-20
75c
—
,
(quar.)——
Utilities,
6-13
87V2c
common
Corp.
6-30
3
20c
—
preferred
&
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
Power
$1.12
(quar.)
common
Power
6-
$1.25
Corp.,
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Tubing
6-25
J.)—
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.).
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Florida Telephone, class A (quar.)
i)
$2.40
9
$0,028
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Public
Forbes
preferred
4.10%
1
2
50c
(quar.).
(initial
$5
convertible
Ford
preferred
Light Co., com
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
9-
7-
50%
Inc.
Inc.
5%
Florida
7-25
1
25c
—
—
-
Duquesne
3.75%
1
8-
Co.,
preferred
Florida
j
Laboratories—
preferred
4%
8
6-
12 Vac-
;
(E. I.) de Nemours
$2.10
7-
1
4c
(initial)
preferred
7%
1
7-
35c
r
dividend
Power
8-
$15c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Duffy~Mott Co., Inc.
(increased)
Duke
$10c
$37y2c
(quar.)
Chemicals,
Pont
6-16
$1.25
!'■;
(quar.)..
participating
$3.50
6-27
6-30
.
N.
Y.)
Bureau
Co.,
Florida
(quar,)..
(quar.)
Film
7-15
$40c
-
—
Corp., Ltd.
Ltd.
common
Dubois
7-
6-
80c
City,
(N.
Fittings. Ltd., class A (s-a)
Flagg-Utica Corp. (quar.)
Fleming Company, common
Ltd.—
Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co. (s-a)
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc.—
New
7-15
—
Dravo
Stock
7-15
1
Bank
Stores
Porter
Bros.
2
Theory Investment Fund
Draper
1
8-
Chemical, Ltd.—
Ltd.
Chemical
Dow
Dow
6-30
7-15
(quar.)
Corp., 5%
Industries,
Dover
Dow
7-15
$25c
Steel & Coal
Tar
National
Fischer
$35c
—....
Dominion
National
First
6-30
$1.12y2
Investments,
_!
Dominion
First
6-17
8-
(Jersey
Credit
9-16
1
Fisher
6-30
General
$2.10
——
7-25
-3
62y2C
—
$1.35
9
12c
—I
9-30
$15c
.—
(quar.)j..
(s-a)
$1 preference
—
(quar.)
Bank
City
7-15
Ltd.—
._.—__
Co., Ltd., common
preferred
National
National
&
7-
$2.50
5-31
35c
...
Quarterly
$44c
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish
Common
Steel,
First
6-20
7-30
50c
Inc...
7-25
7-23
8-15
59 %C
Indiana—
preferred (quar.)-.——-———Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred (quar,)——————r
General Telephone
-
7-25
8-15
33c
(quar.)—
preferred
$2.37V!
Co.)
(quar.)—
First
7-
$37 Vac
common
&
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
(quarJ
(quar.)
8-17
25c
(quar.)
Foundries
Common
4Va%
preferred
7-15
5-31
35c
(quar.).
Fund,
Corp.
$10c
.—
common_______._-
Fabrics, Ltd.,
conv.
(quar.)
6-17
7-29
8-31
$1.32
6-15
6-20
lc
Lines
Pennsylvania
Industrial
$25c
—_—...—....
Dominion
Dominion
6-30
25c
25c
^—
_
of
7-29
$17 Vac
——
6-30
50c
&
6-10
32yac
B
General Telephone Co. of
Field
1
8-15
8-15
8-19
1
lc
(quar.)
(see Marshall
55c
preferred (quar
preferred (quar.).
$1.30
6-10
9-
11c
Coach
Co.
6-30
7-
25c
1
50c
quar.)
income)
(Marshall)
39c
6-13
Inc.-(quarterly from net in¬
Field
25c
9-
6-27
25c
Mutual Investing Co.-.————
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.)——
(quar.)__—....
Mines.
Products
9-15
10c
(quar.)—.w.
J.)
Fiduciary
Dodge Mfg. Corp., $1,50 preferred (quar.)__
Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c preferred (quar.)
)
Dome
Paper
Fund,
vestment
Inc.—
,
(N.
of Florida-
(quar.)
Common
3
15c
(quar.)
Co.
6-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
32y2c
6-15
1
6-27
30c
„
(monthly)
common
(monthly)
Department Stores (quar.)
B
Fidelity
50c
common
Federated
17 ViC
Shops
(quar.)
Publications, new (initial
Corp. of Delaware—
A
25c
Fund,
(Joseph) Crucible Co.
6-10
7-
$1.50
investment income.
net
Insurance
Federated
15c
Stock
Bake
Federal
6-24
*
Dixon
Rubber
7-13
70c
—
(quar.)——
com.
new
from
Faultless
Share
Name of Company
General Telephone Co.
7-
$3
,
(initial)
6-15
dividend.
(quar.).
Arts
Diversified
Caster
Federated
Quality Supermarkets—
preferred (quar.)
Diversified
Faultless
Farrell-Birmingham, Inc.
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Co. (Syra¬
u_-
6-21
July
on
(quar.)_—
Stores
(quar.)
6-24
5
6-29
15c
—
redemption
per
DiGiorgio
N. Y.)
cuse,
7-15
Federal
,i-.
for
Share
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
America—
preferred
$26
6-10
Company
7-
25c
Raynolds
&
6-25
$2
(s-a)
Name of
Holders
When
Per
1
7-20
50c
RR.
(quar.)
called
issue
7-30
15c
(quar.).
(quar.)—
of
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Southwestern
Corp.
conv.
Entire
Mfg.
&
Corp.
Development
Share
Monday, June 20, 1960
...
(quar.)___!4l-__tl!y__ .-,'y
ioc
'
Volume
Number
191
5961
.
When
Per
Name of Company
Hammermill
4.50%
Paper
Share
7
Hanover
Insurance
(N.
,
/
_
Y.)- (quar.)
/_*______
V
Gas
5.80%
Co.,
(C.
t
6-17"
1
5-20
76-
5%
preferred
6
*$1.63
7-
40C
•
(quar.)
Stpck' dividend
Hecla' Mining Co.
"■
,
•
6-24
,
/
'
Heller
;
7-
Common
(Walter E.)
25c
New
6-15,
5
5
7-
5
International
7-
5
•■International
6-15
International
Shoe
.12-15
International
Silver,
5-20
International
1-3
6-20
7-
I!
7-
class
Co.
$4.80
7%
7 Interstate
6-20
6-20
v
-
1
6-10 •'
7-1
'7
6-10
a
4
6-15
'
35c
8-
25c
50c.
Investment
6
6-
6
Bond
Investment
6-
6-24
.
Co.
7
.
(From
-,10c
Co.
20c
A
Dauch
Paper Co.
75C.
•
(Edward)
Hirsch
(P.
Lumber
&.Co.
N.)
(quar.)_;
Holland
Furnace
Co.
6-
;_____
6-29
9-
5
6%
7;.
-
7-
*
_
_
_
9
7-15
7-11
;
6-17/,
15C
V 6-30
15c
7-
*
6-10
1
,
7)'
6-
2
Common
$6C '
6-30
6-
2
3^30%
8-
6-30
35c
:
&
Power
6-30
1
7
,
65c
B
(quar.)
B
(quar,)__,
120C
9-30
9-16
B
(quar.)
$20c
12-30
12-16
460c
6-27
6-13
10c
6-30
Rinehart
Home
Oil
Hooker
Winston
&
5%
Company,
Co.,
Chemical
6%
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-10
7-15
6-17
75c
7-
1
6-
40c
7-
1
6-17
Class
$1.20
7-
1
6-17
Class
A
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
Class
B
6-30
6-15
preferred
Hoover
Company,
4J/2%
Hardart
&
Hotel
(F.
$2.25
(N. J.)
class
Ltd.,
5%
of America,
Corp.
Houdaille
preferred
Baking
W.),
Industries,
preferred
Inc.,
$1.12 J/2
6-30
6-20
$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.I
•''■" 7- 1
r: 7- 2
pfd.
" *12J/2c
:
($25
pfd.
con v.
5.65%
pfd.
Hubbard
Co.
Felt
class
A
New
class
B
Hughes-Owens
80c
conv
_———.—
class A
Hupp
Corp.,
A
:
6-30
Jamaica
62 J/2 c
6-30
6-14
Huron
&
Erie
6-30
3%
'6-14
6-20
6-
: 7-. 1
$25c
$75c
4.60%
preferred
Ideal
Cement
New
Bell
/
'!!
6-10
; 7-1
6-27
7-15
Corp.
Illinois
Lock Co.
6-30
6-10
7-
2
1
7-18
7-
1
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-27
5-27
82V2C
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Class
7-
1
6-15
Class
A
7-
1
6-15
2%-
6-30
5-31
40c
7-
1
6-
50C
7-
1
6-20
$1.50
7-
1
6-20
_*■■'
50c
6-30
6-30
$1.25
9-30
9-15
7-
5-31
5-31
Lone
5-31
xl J/2 %
7-
5-31
$1.25
6-30
6-15
$1.25
6-30
6-15
*
,
$1.25
12-30
6-30
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
Corp.
Kaiser
6-20
69c
pfd.
>■
7-15
7-
Steel
Kansas
6-27
6-10
7-
1
6-
1
6-15
6-
4%
6-10
6-30
50c
City
1
3c
8c
$12 J/2
6-28
&
4Ve%
Michigan
preferred
'$12J/2C
6-3Q
6-30
City
Stock
1
7-10
6-30
6-10
7-15
6-15
A
$1.10
9-10
8-17
50c
8
8-17
Baltimore
7%
8-17
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
5
1
8-i5
6-30
6-16
30c
(stock
1
8-
9-
20c
6-27
6-17
10c
6-27
6-17
2%
*;444_
7-
8-26
7-25
1W'I1 J/4C
J
*____
7-15
5%
.
dividend)
20c
^
»
12 J/2c
30c
__*___
for
redemption
•
i,
6-16
6-14
v,
6-15
7_
6-24
5%
7.
6-15
c
$60c
..
7-
.
1
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
>6-
6
6-
6-30
3c
6-20
8-4
Los
Angeles Athletic
_
J15c
7-15
6-30
Los
Angeles Drug
$133Ac
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-15
'7-15
7
;V
6-28
6-
6-30
6-20
36J/2C
6-30
6-30
62>/2C
6-30
5-31
55c
6-20
5-31
(quar.)
com.
Club
(M.)
& Sons,
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
7-10
6-28
15c
6-30
6-13
7-15
6-30
35c
c
7-15
$2.50
8-15
8-
25c
6-29
6-17
31'A
(quar.)
Inc.
10-21
1
55c
_|
(quar.)__
*.____
7-22
1
7-
$1.75
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
11-
55c
;*______
8-
$1.75
$1.03J/8
1
7-
1
$1.14
7-
1
42 J/2 c.
.
6-
,
Co.,
1
6-17
6-30
6-10
7-
$1.75
——
4lC
(quar.)
common
6-30
7-15
50c
(accum.)
$1.07
7-
1
6-10
$1.08
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-15
..."
6'
;
(
7-
35 J/2 C
:'-7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
3
$1.12 J/2
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
_—
preferred
$1,061/4
1
*
1
6-30
6
7-
1
(R.
B.)
H.)
5-20
6-16
t6c
1
7-20
preferred
87 J/2C
10-
1
Madsen
Red
87»/2c
(quar.)
$4.50 pfd.
1-2-61
(quar.)—*
6-20
1
$1.25
6-22
6-
31J/4C
7-15
6-17
6-24
5-19
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-29
6-20
7 J/2 %
7-11
6-17
7-
6-15
15c
45c
65 %
C
1
6-27
7-
1
V
;____*___:.
$1
•
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
.$1.15
(quar.).,,*__.
7-
1
6-17
$1,411/4
7-
1
6-17
$1,061/4
7-
1
6-10
$1.05
'
Indianapolis Water Co.—
■;AV4% .preferred B
(quar.)_
5% ' preferred
A - (quar.)„4
Common
Acceptance
Corp.
.
44.
preferred
(quar.)—_:
preferred
($100
par)
(quar.).
5Vz%' preferred
.
•
($100
par)
(quar ).
.Stock dividend
1
6-10
Keyes
683Ac
v
.
6-
3
6-30
6-
3
■7
6-30,
:
$1.12I/2
-
3
6-30
1
__.
6-
3
?
.
.
,____
—
1
'6-30
6-1
7-
6-
7-15
1
6-24
5-2
6-24
6-1
6-30
6-1
30c
7-
1*
6-1'
59 %C
7-
1
6-1'
12 J/2c
(quar.)
7-20
6-3
25c
6-30
6-1
8-
1
7-1
J25c
—*—
______
Works
-A
Ingersoll-Rand 'Co. 76%
-
pfd.(s-a )c4>
.
)-
.
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•
-
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2
7--2
/
...
$3
>
Kirsch
Stock
7.4-5%
6-15
1-: 1
•
$15c
50C
-
-
$20c
6-23
5-31
20C
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
28 J/8 C
7-
1
6-10
(quar.)_
—:
30c
—**4—**
1
1
6-
7-*
1
(quar.)—__
621/2 c
i
6-
7-30
7-15
6-22
6-6
Hotels
7-1
6-2
50c
6-21
6-
20c
7-20
6-3
7-
6-
$1.75
—
1
-
preferred
}';Sy2 %*-preferred
dividend).
Marion
(quar.).,_:.
6-30
:___
Koppers Company,' common
4%* preferred (tjuar.)
683Ac
,—
(increased)——;
:
,
50c
$1
•
7%
6-30
Trust
6-
6
6
*$1.70
60c
(quar.)__
Y.)
f$1.25
2
7-15
6-2
7-
6-1
1
6-20
6-
25c
7-
1
6-1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
6
8-2
(M.)
&
Field
Marshall-Wells
(initial
Aluminum
Son
*22 J/2 c
—
(quar.)_
4y4% pfd.
pfd.
6-2
6-2
7-
1
6-2
25c
7-
1
6-2
25c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-1
15c
7-22
7-
I2V2C
7-
1
6-1
30c
__
—
quar.) _______
Co. (quar.)
& Co.,
Co., 6%
7-15
7-15
25c
7-
1
6-1
*17J/2c
preferred
Marshall
5%
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Basket
(Calif.), common
Marsh
6-15
6-
(N.
Corp.
Co.
Marsh Steel &
6-15
1
7-
(Toronto)
.(quar.)„——
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
(quar.)
6-30
7-1
Co.
Market
,
62 J/2 c
Insurance
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
3
•
;
Life
Marquette "Corp.
7
'
.(quar.j—__—
"
7-29
Mfg.
Maritime
$1
" 2%
(quar.)_.._—(quar.)-—
Company
Rubber
semi-annually
Manufacturers
5-23
10%
—
Corp. -(stock
&
-Maple Leaf Milling,^Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Marcus Transformer
(stock dividend)—
5-23
7_
Increased
>
6-10
7-
Manufacturers
6
7-
25c
—
—.__*
dividend——14
6
6-
20c
—
:
6-
(B.)
Tire
Marine Midland
(quar.)
Inc., (quar.)—*
1
6-20
45c
(quar.)—
7-
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Cov (quar.)
7 Koejiring Co.-r1-'.
6-15
'
-
5.80%
Kingsport;/ Press,
-Knott
$12JAc
Co.,
Manischewitz
"
i
6-3i
t5c
(quar.)
shares
com.
3
6-
6-30
50c
(s-a)—
(initial)-—
Specialties
Mansfield
(quar.)
6-13
6-
15c
.
6-30
50c
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Manchester Gas Co., 7%" pfd.
(accum.)
6-15
4
(q
Ltd.
(quar.)—.
Kimberly-Clark Corp,
-♦
7-1
-5%
Fibre
Mines,
Keystone Portland Cement
6-
'
preferred
(quar.)
Industries, common
4Vz%. preferred
Corp.-
—
Ingersoll Machine & .Tool Ltd.— .'
4%
$1.25 pfd,
Gold
Kerr-McGee Oil
6-30
56 J/4 C
;*__*.
Industrial Electronics Hardware
7
7-
45c
__*.
41/2%
'
$1.25
.
Kerr-Addison
Ltd.—
(increased)
4Va%,
.
...»
Kennedy's Inc.,
20c
.
Industrial
i
6-17
:
6-13
f50c
ll'Ac
(quar.)*—'*—*
Mines
1
50c
—___——_
(quar.)
Mallinckrodt Chemical
6-30
*_;
preferred
Majestic
6-15
7-
35c
(quar.)
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gold
Lake
Corp.,
priority
4.75%
6-15
7- 1
$1.12 J/2
(quar.)_:—
6-17
7-
2%
Corp.
Public Service,
Maine
12-15
1
7-
60c
*
6-
1
53J/8C
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Car
Mailman
9-15
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
6-15
7-
$1.50
(quar.)_.—.—
Co.
Mading. Drug Stores
Magor
6-15
3Vs%.
8-
55c
20c
(quar.)_.—_—
Corp.
&
Convertible
1
Kennecott Copper
•
(G.
Macy
-
7-
Kendall Refining Co.
6-6
Macke
6-15
87J/2c
6-15
6-20
f25c
6-16
30c
(quar.)—_*—
6-24
7-
7-22
6-30
(quar.)————
common
(quar.)_
MacLaren' Power & Paper Co.
6-10
15c
10c
Inc.,
preferi-ed
1
»*
15c
dividend)
Publications
Trucks,
5J/4%
3
$1.25
(quar.)——
common
Mack
7-15
*
—_____—
Ltd.
(stock
1
jki
37V2C
___
Financial
8-
'
preferred
6-30
—
Corp.
Lytton
6-15
$1.25
——
(quar.)
Company,
$25c
Ltd. (quar.):
Lead Mines*
(quar.)
(increased)—_________
Typograph Co., com. (quar.)_.
$6 pref, (quar.)
.i,
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend) _____
Lynchburg Foundry Co., common_____
;_
!- 4J/4% preferred (s-a)„
;
_____—*—
Lynn Electric Co.
(increased) __—*:__**___
6-15
''
preferred
Kendall
(Walter M.),
Friday Silver
MacFadden
4V2%
Co.
t22'/2C
Ludlow
6-15
7-15
100%
•
Co.—
(quar.)
Lucky Lager Breweries,
6-10
52c
——
dividend
Company—7
preferred
Ludlow
6-10
$1.12 J/2
quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Lucky Lager Brewing
Natural Gas—
(increased
Kelsey-Hayes
6
Lucky
Lawrence
—
3V2%
7-
$1.03
Lowney
6-17
(quar.)_
Insurance
Light,
Electric
4 */2 %
6-17
$1.433A
preferred
St.
1
6-17
$1.75
& Electric Co., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
—*—_____'
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co. (s-a)
7
$1.06048
31/2 %
'7'"-
4
(quar.)
6-15
7-
7-1 8
*
(quar.)
Louisville Gas
Lowenstein
6-30
15C
(quar.)____
dividend)___
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Company, common
7% preferred (quar.)
7-18
(final).
6
6-
share plus this di\^-
(P.)
10-18
*
&
Transit
&
preferred
Kellogg
5-31
.___
preferred
*
7-1
on
2nd
1
preferred (quar.)*—_____—_—**—
v
4% % L preferred
(quar.)____*——*__*_*;—
Kawneer Company,
(quar.)
*—,—
Kayser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)*__—
t
^_L__
6-1
_
preferred
4.20%
6-6
Hotel—
50c
Marine
&
Kelling Nut Co., 6%
6-17
1
6-30
$12J/2C
.
•4%
6-10
7-
10c
—
i
preferred J(quar.
Kansas Power & Light,
6-15
6-30
,'T'
(quar.')_—____—______
preferred / (quar. )__.
'___
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.).
4
5-20
6-30
6-30 <
$$1
2nd
7%
Lorillard
3
9-10
6J/4C
com.
Watch
1
'
•
6-30
$31 J/4
.
____
4.56 %
class
____•
(stock
8-
preferred A (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
4Va % preferred (quar.)
6-15
$62 J/2C
—.
Electric—
1
7-
8-31
Electronics
11-
preferred (quar.)
Gas
6-15
$35c
:
___.
(quar.)
8-
6-15
$40c
(stock dividend)
per
933Ac
4.28%
6-15
c
$30c
4.12%
6-
7-22
City Southern Ry.—
Kansas
5-31
6-30
.
Indiana
6-20
$2
25c
6-
6-10
idend).
Lord
(quar.)
Fire
Common
.
.___
„_4__
■
Loral
30c
Power
Kansas-Nebraska
*__
______
Fund
B
called
933Ac
$5
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of CanadaQuarterly
4
Foundation
■
8
issue
6-T7
1
1
12 J/2c
(quar.)
4 at $103.50
Aug.
6-15
Corp—
$1.46
(s-a)
Kansas
I21/2C
-—
Cement
6-29
(quar.)
Corp.,
City
Kansas
1
44c
______________
_**__
Star
6-17
7-
7-
Co.
Theatres, Ltd. (quar.)__
(Jonathan), Inc. (quar.)—
6-28
$1.25
6-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B (quar.)*
$1.25
4 J/4 %
preferred D (quar.)____
$1.06 J/4
*_i.
4.35% preferred E and F (quar:)__*___
tr $1.08 3A
4.40% preferred G (quar.)__I___-J__*_i.***
$1.10
4.40% preferred 'G_*__*___*_____l_______ ' $0.4033
,
:
pfd.
10c
(quar.)
Long Mile Lumber,
Longines-Wittnauer
(quar.)
Steel
I.)
Corp.
—
(quar.)—
1
Co.—
_*
—_—
(quar.)-**.:
Co.
5%% / preferred
(Mo.)
jV-'V. 20c
/
(quar.):
Aircraft
6-
—
6-10
1
7-
J
50c
.___
6-30
(s-a)
1
7-
36C
(quar.)__________
(R.
(quar.)_
15c
J.)
—
preferred A (quar.)
Kahler
6-20
.
:
(quar.)__
1
7-
30c
6
6J/4C
37J/2C
(quar.)__
KLMvRoyal Dutch Airlines
6-20
6-30
,
_*
$2.50
f
6-15
1
7-
7-20
6-
$1.43%
(Marcus)
Lower
12-15
12c
$1.12
*___.
(quar.)
7-
$3.75
1
8
(q-uar.)
<■
Logan
77-
—
preferred
&
Kansas
—__.
Income
*: Extra
1
8-
Lock Joint Pipe Co. (quar.)
Steel Chain (quar.)__
■
6-10
7-
Locke
•
J/4%
common
preferred
7-
■
571/zC
(quar.)
preferred
6V4%
Preferred
xl J/4%
[
A
class
and
Loew's
6-15
*
"...
$1.40
A
5-31
$1.25
$4 non-cum. pfd.
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)-__—
(Entire
N.
6-16
35c
common
Class
•
1
7%
series B
Corp.
7-
xl
common
Service
6-15
..■Cf $1.25
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Finance
Lock Joint Pipe
xl3A%
;
1
(quar.)—
(Plainsfield,
6-25
6-26
(quar.)*
class
1$1.75
(quar.)
E
50c
,
Original capital stock (quar.)_*_**_**__
Special guaranteed stock
(quar,)____
Local
6-10
1
6
12 J/2c
quar.)
Insurance
Little Miami Railroad
.
6-20
7-
35c
6-
6-20
6-30
IOC
Life
pref.
6-20
1
$1.12'/2
Tobacco,
$1.50
Laughlin
5%
Co.—
(quar.)__
B
1st
5-31
preferred (accum.)—
(quar.)
6%
10-14.
6-30
7 J/sC
12 J/2c
(initial
Wayne)
Rollway,
$1.60
7-
(quar.).
'
Co.,
Jones
/Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Class
(Fort
w
Lipe
t22V2c
common—
<quar.)_
4—4
(quar.).
Myers
B
(Del.)
Corp.
10-31
20c
(annual)*.,:
(quar.
National
25c
shares
Johnson
6-15
__.
,
&
$1.10
(quar.)
___;
com.
preferred
Lincoln
(quar.)
7%
6-10
Lexington Water. 53A% preferred (quar,)_
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)____—
Corp.—
Co.
Jockey Club/Ltd.,
6-15
$1.50
;/
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
3%%
.
A
1
8-
—■.
non-voting
Bros.,
Tea
51/2%:
$47J/2C
Imperial Capital Fund—J.;
A
(Formerly Minnesota Fund). Quar. of 3c
from invest, income plus 5c from long
term gains
Class
1
7-
Supply—
Investment
■7 3.75%
6-15
(Ontario)—
(quar.)
RR,
7-
7-10
Liggett
—
dividend)
preference
Jersey Mortgage Co..
6-15
7-15
'
Common
6-13
$20c
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Central
7-10
Inc.
45c
—_____——4
preference
preferred
6-30
;
(quar.)
Products Corp.. (quar.)_*___
preferred
$1.20
com.
(quar.)
Electric
10c
(quar.)
Company
$1.08 3A
Power,
Co.
Fink
4J/2%
-
37V2c
)_'•
Founder's
6-13
6-27 '
,$40c
V
(quar.)__„___
Illinois
5-31
7-18
,4
(quar.)
(quar.)—t
Jersey
62 J/2 c
;
Telephone—
common
€-23
1
—
B
1st
10-14
(quar.)*,
&
&
8-
J
Illinois
Leath
37 V2c
preferred
Jenkins
6-10
,.v
18c
.
(quar.)
Mortgage
A
53A %
«-
Jewel
preferred
Breaker
6-15
IOC
(quar.)_
Jefierson
3
18c
__;
'
:
Circuit
7-15
Class
<.
40c
Jeanette Glass Co.,
Ltd.—
Quarterly
I-T-E
6-15
7V2c
—
A
5%
6-14
6-30
$1.31 J/4
Husky Oil Co., 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)__
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
:
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Huyck Corp., new common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
,
7-15
Blower
Levine's
(quar.)——
Telephone
7-15
10-31
______
preferred
Jamestown
7-29
$30c
Refineries, Inc. (increased)___*__
Lerner Stores Corp., com.. (Increased)
$5
6-14
6-30
t25c
f30c
Leonard
$5
",6-14
______
_______
(quar.)__——,—_______
(quar.)
preferred
60c
______—'
(quar.)_.
Water
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
(H. W.)' & Co..
1
$75C
—-—
——*
cumulative
6-17
$1,411/4
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Isiana—
6%
1
common
com.
1
J60c
(quar.)
—
6-17
31 J/4 c
v.
*
(initial)
pref.
7-15
$1.20
8c from net
cumulative preference B
cumulative preference C
cumulative preference D
•
6.40%
10-14.
7-29
Lehn
5%
7-
dividend)
(initial).
10-31
$25c
Lay
5%
Inc.—
Co.,
$ 15c
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. (Richmond)—
7%
6-17
(s-a):
(Harvey),
New
>
Ltd.,
Co.,
$1.50 class A
Hubbell
series)
(stock
7-15
B
(quar.)*
preferred
(quar.)—*
6-15
1
1
.20c
•'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(1959
Sound
,
10-14
7-29
6-
6-17
""
5V4%
Howe
6-10
1
7-13
10-31
115c
6-30
6-
56J/4c
(quar.)
par)
7-
7-29
$ 15c
5%
4/
$15c
^**_
7-
cumulative
7-
6-15
6-15
Ltd.—
;
6c
Rhode
Service
1
1
6-30
Class
.
Light—
Public
Corp.,
(quar.)____
$3
7%
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)____
.4
'
6-30
31JAC
(quar.)___
common
Jamaica
Acceptance
A
7-
25c
(s-a)_____
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)*_
Island Creek Coal, common (quar.)
3
7-
i
Lau
1
(quar.)__—
($50 par)
pfd.
Laurentide
3
(quar.)
6-10
1
6-
6-20
7-15
2 J/2c
Co.
1
6-
'
pfd.
5%
Steel
7-
6-20'A
(quar.),.
A
Houston Natural Gas Corp., com.
5%
Latrobe
$.1986
8-
6-28
(quar.)
/ $1.20
6-15
$1,061/4
____,
A
Landa Oil Co.__
Corp.
(quar.)
$6 preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
-4*4'
6-29 :
6-10
6-20
•
8-15
1
conv.
6-10
income)
(stock
6-15
Sessions—
6-12
preferred
Inc., com.
4.80%
4.75%
••
2
6-30
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
6-20
&
Lockheed
(quar.),,/
Horner
Lamson
7-
6-30
(quar.)
1
preferred
6-30
Corp. (Dela.), common
prior preferred (s-a)
30c
59%c
(quar.)
$1.25
$60c
$1.50
Lamson
6-15
433Ac
(quar.)
1
7-
semi-annual
5-31
6-16
6-30
(Ontario)-—
1
10c
$12 J/2C
Investment Co.
1
«
$4.25
Horn
Reduced
$20c
7-
Ironite,
/
(quar.)__
(s-a)__—
'
Corp.—
*
i
■
7-
54V2C
r. 12 J/2C
(quar:)____.
preferred
Ltd., class A
.+
'
20c
Homasote
Inc,— '•»
class
.
7-
preferred
6-29
8-
37J/2c
6-13
and
1
■
25c
4.35%
4.40%
6-25
A
(quar.)*————_——-
preferred
10c
Class
39C
&
6-15
6-15
I
(reduced)
68 %c
(quar.)
Light
6-15
6-30
6-10
1
25c
preferred
*6c
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Holophane Co., Incv (quar.)_____,_tW7.jTT__Ll_
Holt
t
15c
gains and
of
4.80%-/ preferred
Iowa
Ltd.—
:
(Alfred)
1
6-30
31J/4C
;__4
6-24
(quar.) —
■''•>s7,-.;7
(quar.)**.
Co.
Trust
Electric
Iowa
6-17
_____**___._i._____'
_
Lambert
6-10
Corp.
7-
27C
(quar.)
class
-income)
777- Extras ; 't
;—
7- $2.50 preferred
"7;'.'.-.'Extra ■
6-17,
:
7-30
15c
(quar.)_A_AA*_____L__
$2.50
8-31'
9-23
/
"
Extra
6-30
Foundry
26JAC
(quar.),
B
class
(quar.)—„—
Ltd., com.
(quar.)_——*
preferred
6-10
and
Funding Corp. of New York—
Common "j__——_—__
5-31
9-15
15c
Mints,
1
Investor^
;
8./
6-28
and
•
America—
capital
net,
investment
/
6-30
50c
/-'■'i'
Gold
-i' from
6-14
•
6-24
*45c
(quar.)__i
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
"i
Lakey
6-10
6-30
preferred
preferred
45c
Foundation,
preferred
1
$25c
Mining & Exploration Co., Ltd.___
common (increased)*
4.32%
77 (Special fiscal year-end distribution of 31c
,
Ltd.—
:
Electronics
6%
Investors
(quar.)_t__
Boxes
Hoffman
6-15
He
> V/
(initial quar.)
of Canada
6-15
Investment Trust of Boston—
^
6-15
.;'vtlOC
_______
Quarterly ^_,_L**___,_.:*__u_*_*.-______*_.
Hoerner
-7-1
■
3%
....
-Common
Hines
6-17
v?
6-20'/
45C
Hills Supermarkets, Class A
&
-
,7-15
6
'
(quar.)__
_.
Hinae
6-30
7-1
'
30c
/dividend-i-w^i,^--:--:-^-.-^..^-,^-^
Hibbard, Spencer,-.Bartlett'&
HJghland-Bell, Ltd. *L
V 6-24
'
50c
*___*
.Stock
Investment
5-;31
1
6-
A
-
investment
net
6-
6-20
A
(quar.)—'
common
Share
&
of
6-20
Class
'
Heritage Fund, Inc
_***__*___***__*____
Hershey Creamery Co. (quar.)
Hertz Corp.
(quar.).
_t'
Heublein,
Inc. ^(quar.v.
10c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)_*—
Interstate Securities Co., -common
5V2% preferred (initial)—.
7-15 '
1
6-24
,
7-20
Class
.
Telegraph
&
Co.
Co.—-
7-15
6-10
1
8
(quar.)——
Power
1
8-
10c
Laclede Gas Co.,
1
Lambton Loan &
(quar.)
preferred
8-
6-30
$1.75
6-
"
4.36 % • - preferred
7- 5.56.% t preferred
■
7-
5%
-
133Ac
1
Hosts, common—_—
Interstate
•
Textbook
(quarj__*__
1
30c
preferred
Telephone
preferred
6-15
$1.50
6-15
6-20
(quar.)_*—
International
7-
Labrador
6-
6-21
$1
't
w
-' ' !
Co.—*—
Interstate-Bakeries Corp.,
v
Class A (quar.)^_w-__
Co., common (quar.)__—
Salt
6-20
6-30
6-17
7-
40c
■'
1
7-
(quar.)
Extra
5%
^
1
8-
6-15
60C
Fund—
Resources
6-21
;
6-15
50C
(quar.)
(quar.) —
Corp.—
com.
7*
8-15
6-15
5c
1
6-30
25c
(Mich.)
1
7-15
10c
Kysor Heater Co.*
7-
10c
(quar.)_j
Electric; 5% pfd. A
40c
Ltd.^_*___—
6-20
-
6-30
(initial)
A
6-15;
1
J37VaC
6
•
35c
•
$2
1
7-
preferred
Corp.
preferred
7-
12c
1st
2nd
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
12c
'
6%
25c
Products—
Powder
7-
31J/4C
7%
*
Chemicals
6-30
30c
:
-
—
preferred
Kuhlman
6-10
.
'
Hercules
6-15
____——
Co.,
&
6-27
45C
v.
(quar.).
$1.37 J/2
■
preferred (quar.)
40C
Helme (George W.) Co.,. common (quar.) L;*_
7 %
preferred.. (quar.)
tA-.___L__--_.__.' 'A 433AC:.;-'
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd/— '
"
6% preference taccum.) _____A
'
t$3
LL_;*____. :'
y/7%
6-17
,International Paints (Canada), Ltd.—■
6% preferred (s-a)_4__^———
•••■
7- 1 r,
18c
,
77-
(quar.)
Galion
1
1
31 J/4 c
(initial)
common
7-15
5%%
Hercules
7-
7-
——
7-15
-
2%
12y2c;:n
,/ 91J/4C •/
_
,
(quar.)
7-15
283Ac '
/
& Co., com.
Kroger Company,
6-30
When
Share
(monthly),
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly)___*_
$1.20 convj preferred (monthly),*
Kromex
—
4%' preferred (quar.)—
.
International Nickel Co.
(Canada)— '
-
6-15
1
; 7-15
27V2C;'
_______—___
J.)
preferred
21'AC
.
_
Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)
Selena Rubinstein,>.Inc.' (quar.)
Heli-Coil Corp.,
hew' common i initial)_»;__
"74 %
Harvester
Minerals
International Packers,
(quar.V__i-_i.__
(H.
1
30c
—-
(quar.)
International
6-17
1
Steamship
International
6-20
6-10
V:/::
Heinz
6-
1
7-15
s-a)
(quar.)—;—.—
A
International Breweries, Inc.
7-
50c
-
.
(increased
preferred B (quar.)—
Interlake
Ltd.—
F
45c
(initial-quar.)
.
preferred
5%
*
6-30
36c'
C
preferred
7-
18c
Certificates
6-15
1
7-1
.
37 J/2c
36 J/4C
'/ 5%% preferred G (quar.)
Hawley Products (initial)
9C
quarterly)———^___
6-10
1
'7-
*15c
*_J;
(quar.)__—__—______
series D (quar.)
preferred
5V2%
common
5%
6'
6-24
'
4>/4%
4 New
"
„
7-20
(initial-quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Co.
(from
Interlake Iron Corp.—_—_t——
(quar.
Electric
(initial
com.
lnsuranceshares
Co.—
preferred
Hawaiian
1
7-
■
10c
(quar.)
8%
F.)
New
>
$1.50
Harsco Corp., new common
Hathaway
Inc.
income)
Insurance Co. of North America—
7-
3%
:
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
(quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp. (quar.
Hartford
Fund,
Income
investment
13
Per
Name of Company
Kratter Corp., class A
Class B
(monthly)
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
-
Corp.
6-17
6-10
.6-10
,•
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Shares
Institutional
6-17
30c
.
.
Hardee Farms International, Ltd.—
1st
preferred A
(quar.)__;,
Intertype
1
',,7< 1
50c
common-.1.^-..
6%
preferred (quar.)
Harbor Plywood Corp. (quar.)_*__
Harris
1
...
50c
r
:
Shoe, Inc.
(quar.)____
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
on
1
7-
$1.06J/4
■_*_.
Hanover
dividend
7-
-7-
$1.12 J/2
(quar.)
preferred -(quar.)-__
Bank
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_
Stock
Per
Share
Name of Company
...
Institutional
preferred
(2645)
Holders
Payable of Reo.
■
Go.—
4.25%
Hanover
'
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
—
•
—-
(quar,)—
(quar.)
.-
4
$1.06 V4
$1.50
6-30
6-1
7-
6-1
1
■
14
(2646)
Per
Name of Company
Martin
Company
When
Share
(quar.)
6-27
40C,
,,
Holders
6-
.
Common
(quar.)
Name of Company
6
Mutual
Masonite
Corp.
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
6-30
6-
6
6C
6-27
5-31
16c
6-30
6-17
(quar.)
Stock
Growth
Life
Mastic
Corp.
(W.
$6
5c
6-27
6-13
National
(1945-1947
preferred
1
6-14
National
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
55c
(quar.)
3%%
9-
1
Mayfair Industries
Mays
(J. W.),
McCord
Corp.,
$3.60
preferred
Olympia Brewing Co
6-17
7-
1
6-20
preferred (quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 participating preferred
(accum.)
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co. (quar.)—
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
7% preferred (quar.)..—
Opelika Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—
■---~
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)
30c
8-15
1
Co.
7-
8-15
National Gas & Oil
8-15
10-31
10-10
National Grocers, Ltd., common
$1.50 preference (quar.)
10c
*
20c
.
,71
1
7-
6-30
6-15
7-
6-20
1
6-17
National Hosiery Mills,
Class
A
(quar.)
Gypsum. Co.
(quar.)
» '
v"
1'
7-
7-
6-13
25c
J4c
7-
A
(quar.)
McDermott
$5c
9-30
6-30
6-15
Class
2
Pacific
15c
9-
A
(quar.)_
$5c
1-6-61
12-
2
Pacific Indemnity
75c
6-24
6-
8
Pacific
Intermountain Express
7-
8
Pacific
Lighting
5-20
$4.40
Class
A
McLean
5%
Trucking
McQuay,
Inc.,
preferred
1
6-20
7-
1
5-27
10c
—
(quar.)
1
7-
25c
1
7-
7-
1
6-15
5%
5%
pfd.
Cement
Melchers
$1.50
Acceptance
A
2c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
National
Presto
7-
1
6-17
National
Screw
Common
Merck <fe
$3.50
1
6-16
6-30
5-30
45c
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
37'4c
(s-a)
7-
1
6-17
preferred
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
6-10
Natural
7-
1
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co._
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
Mesta
Metal
Box
Metal
Goods
Stock
Ltd.
Co.,
Corp.
(final)
Metropolitan
3.80%
Edison
Michigan Gas & Electric,
f
4.90%
Middle
South
New
Midustrial
,'Mid-West
Midwest
6%
7-
1
6-
3
27'4 c
7-
$1.22%
ii
■
„
Corp.
of
7-
15c
7-
1
7-
1
6-
56VIC
7-
1
4.30%
Mitchell (J. S.)
(quar.)
7-11
7-29
7-15
7-29
7-15
(quar.)
7-
5
7-
6-15
7-
.*.
$1.25
7-
30c
Montrose
7-15
7-
9-12
6-15
1
6-15
Norris
6-10
North
7-
6-15
North
7-
1
7-
60c
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
$31 %c
7-
2
6-15
$2
7-
1
6-
1
6-15
$1.22*4
7-
1
6-15
7-
A
(quar.)_v-
com.
(quar.).
;
6-24
6-
3
Northern
Central
6-
3
Northern
Illinois
6-30
6-
7-
2
Locomotive Works, Ltd.
Chemical Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-24
6-20
6-10
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
4*4%
4*4%
77-
15c
(quar.)
6-
2
7-
preferred
preferred
5*4%.
preferred
5-27
Northern
8-26
Northern Ohio
Pacific
1
8-26
4*4%
preferred
8-26
4*4%
preferred
7-
1
6-15
5%
7-
1
7-1
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
$1.75
7-
1
6-17
$1.25
6-29
6-10
25c
6-29
6-15
$1.65
7-15
5*4%
6-15
(quar.).
Quarterly
i,
(quar.)
&
.-O
'4
6-20
Class
20c
6-30
7-15
6-15
Co.,
(quar.)—.
Brass
Ohio
Edison
Co.
Increased-quarterly
r
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph—
Stockholders approve an 8-for-l stock split
the
of
common
Mueller
Brass
Co.
4.44%
8-25
8-
5
from
from
net
capital
of
preferred
River
6-30
Ohio
6-16
Oklahoma. Cprp.
income
-Old
plus
5c
15c
6-20
6-
3
Water
Colony
;
6-30
'
(Charles)
3'4%
4%
6-30
& "Co;—
'
7-2
preferred (quar.)—*;
preferred
Old National Corp, class A
Class B
%
Co.
6-10
87 *4C
;
1
6-16
7
<quar. i
Corp., 3%% preferred A (quai
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)_.
3.90% preferred (quar.*)__
-4%
preferred (quar.)——.
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
6-20
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-14
preferred
5-31
5-31
Pioneer
Pittsburgh
8-25
8-14
7-
7-
1
7-
1
(quar.)
6
7%
North
preferred
Adams
RR.
Pittsburgh Standard
6-30
6-22
8-
1
6-22
6-22
Polaroid
8-
1
-
Corp.,
1st
2nd
5-20
6-20
5-20
Polorad
6-17
ject
6-20
$1.12
7-14
6-17
$1.05
7-14
'"6-17
37*4c
8-15
8-
35c
6-20
5-27
7-
6-17
$1.45
$1.40
—$1.37*4
7•">
55c
1
7-
1
7-
7-15
7-
1
74'4 c
6-21
6-
9
7-
6-20
$1.25
6%
Porter
..
6-30
6-15
-
..
7-2
Preway,
7-
1
Price
6-16
7-
1
6-16
120c
6-
6-30
150c
6-21
%
„•
4%%
••
60c
8c
Providence Gas
com.
1
6-15
1
Quarterly
Provincial Transport,
6-15
7-15
5%
1
6-15
$1.40
6-10
4.08%*
7-1
6-15
7-
6-15
25c
7-22
7-
8
7-22
7-
1
'
5.05%
preferred
6- .6
3
;
6-30
-.7i15
6-20
7-15
;6-20
7-
*6-13
75c
6-
1
6-15
30c
6-30
22 *4 c
6-20
6-
12'4c
6*30
v6-20
$$2
H7/aC.
_
15C
_
17'4c
15C
'
7-11.'
8-, 1*
.
6
6-30
6-30
7-1
5-27
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-24
6-10
2%
6-28
6-10
14C
7-
6-15
20c
6-
quar" )""""""
6-23
$25c
6-30
6-10
-_I—
$63c
7-
6-10
Co
%~~~~
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Gas,
com.
(quar;)________
1
1
7
45c
6-30
5-31
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30,
5-31
$1;02
6-30
5-31
$1.04*4
preferred'(quar.)
preferred
;
$75c
„
(quar.)_
6-10
6-20
6 30
$56c
'6-30
5-31
$1.07*4
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
.
4.30%
6-17
$50c
$50c
common 4
4.18%
6-17
6-30
33c
'
div.,pref. .common
preferred. (quar.
1
6-30
-
_
Insur.
preferred (quar.)
Service Electric &
b-24
7-
10c
'
6-30
(quar.)—
.___
6-30
25c
-
6-14
1
40c
_„
,
7-
$1.50
_
6^5
6-28
$3
(quar.)_
(quar~>--—__I—~~~
Providence-Washington
Public
6-30
'25c
dividend
6-15
1
7
6-27
*
preferred
(quar.)_"_
6-1
7<
6-
_
1st
7-
50c
75c
convertible
preferred
Stock
;
6-24
•"*'
common
7- 1
-
7
7
12'4c
7-25
$1.11
>• ,*4c
;
6-30
7
66-
;■
(quar.).
-(quar.)
z
3
6-24
15c
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
(s-a)
8
6-
6-24
A——
(quar. )_"——!——
5%. preferred (quar.-)—-——
7-
v
$1.10
37*4c
6-
Inc.
6-27
7-12
Progress Mfg. Co. <quBr:)—
Prophet Co, (quar.)
;___;Z—
6-2
%
,
37c
97*4c
class
of Canada, Ltd.,
preferred
2nd
6-14
*7-4
50c
•
1
sub¬
(quar.)^
Power
Brothers, Ltd.,
4%
6
6-14
20)
Proctor-Silex Corp.—
,
6-21
6-10
6-
4*4%-1st preferred (quar. )__
6% participating preferred (quar.)_-__—
Prestqle. Corp.,
-
15c
..
split
Corp.
6-1
6-30
7-
62*4c
stock
Paper Co.
(Del.)
Mills
8-19
1
5c
-Pratt & Lambert. Inc.
(quar.)—
__i„
Pratt Read & Co:
(quar.-)——————
Premier Industrial
$0,328*4
10c
Co.
9-
6-20
(quaf.)—!—i—Z-1
&
1
6-
25c
(quar.)
Inc.,
6-24
6-20
62'4 c
;
6-30
-
55c
25c
6-24
1
6-10
1
37Mic
6-24
6-15
$15c
K.)
Power Corp,
6-17
-6-24
6-30
•
(H.
Woolen
7-25
6-10
5
7-
22'4c
Electric Tools, common
preferred (s-a)——_____
Electric
20c
1
7-
$2.50
——
Portable
Portland
<
1
7-
United,
Mfg1.
Tile
Potomac
1
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
(2-for-l
Huron Sulphite
1
$1.75
;
—
-(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
7- 8
140c-
k;
6-17
.
Co.—
approval of stockholders June
6-17
':
1
7-
7-
-
$1.12*4
(s-a)„_,—_
6-14
6-30
common
preferred
Polyplastex
Port
Conduit
Electronics
to
'-Pomona
1
6-17
7-29
50c
$1.06
1
Ry.
(s-aj
Plastics, Inc., class A (quar.)
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
7-14
_
6-15
6-28
$1.75
6-10
44c
.
6-15
7-15
$1
(quar.)
1
$1.06*4
„
7-15
40c
Ft.
&
5%
.
7-15
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
5%
_____________
7-15
1
—
7-15
55c
(quar.)__-__
1
8-
$1.37'4
8-
$1.37'4
-
8-
:$i
*
$1.25
(quar.)
97'4 c
Credit
Pittsfield
6-10
5c
6-15
6-17
40c
Corp. (quar.)
Wayne & Chicago
Common
(quar.)
i.
7%
preferred (quar.)
6-30
7-20
1
7-
1
Street
5-31
7-15
7-
7-15
90c
12 %c
30c
(quar.)
8-19
6-20
from
6-20
15c
-
6
7-11
,
4% preferred (quar.)
Fund, Inc. (quarterly of 11'4c
investment income plus a year-end
security-profit dividend of 63c)-
Pine
6-20
6*4c
(quar.)__
9-
-
Pillsbury Co.,
1
6-10
50c
3
93 %c
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__„
8%
$5.50
6-15
6-20
6-
10c
Piedmont Natural Gas—
*
6-
3
6-30
6-30
Pickering Lumber (quar.)
6-27
5
6-
$2.50
Common
6-10
6-30
6-29
3
3
*
6-30
$1.60
——
7-
6-24
66-
6-30
.
81.50
6-24
7-
6-30
-
$1
Philco
(Chicago)—
(quar.)
6-20
25c
34%c
(Boston)
6-10
25c
"
(quar.)____.
15c
(initial)_^^
6-10
6-10
p
tx.
6-9
7-
10c
6-10
y
56C /
6-9
7-2
15c
Co.
' *
■
6-10
$l5c
50c
1
6-24
6*10
6-30
22*4c
1
6-10
25c *
.
6-15
$15c
touar,
Insurance
Pfizer
.6-15
1
6-30
85c
6-15
6-
1
6-24
.
,
9
7-
7-
*7-1
--
7-
6-30
"6-20
*
7-
6-15
:
$2
Sand, 6% preferred
Service (quar.)
7-15
35c
.30c
25c
-
-
3
6-
$1.12*4
6-10
-
6-14
1
*
6-10
(quar.)
7-
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
6-15
—--
6-15
1
6-15
6-28
.
$7
r
6-30
America—
Investment
gains
Ohio
1
6-30
6-30
(initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
35c
-
10c
4.40%
—ju
3
7-
6-30
7-15
30c
—
common
"3%
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Mutual Investment Co.
3.90%
$$3
wmm
Ohio Gravel Co
shares)
'r Mt. Royal Dairies, Ltd.
■
6-10
50c
6-10
.
New
,
_
1
57%C
6-10
•
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)—
7-
6-10
'
6-10
(quar.)
.....
6-10
lie
37*4c
common
1
)
6-30
__.
(quar.)_____
Co.—
(quar.)
60c
.
6-10
7-
$1.15
6-30
Sugar, Ltd.
Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Ohio
Co.
25c
common
6-10
1
1
(quar.)
6-30
Oahu
6-10
$1
Chemical
B
6-
7.
$5c
Ltd.
Inc.,
preferred
97%<5
.
Power,
Airlines
1
9
6
7-
-
7- 1
.
.
6*40
preferred
Noxzema
(quar.).
6-15
5c
(increased)-,
(quar.)
Quebec
7-
6-15
$2.50
..
(quar.)—
Nova Scotia Light &
Power, Ltd.—
Ordinary (quar.)
Inc.—
preferred
Co.
preferred
6-
83 %c
Pepsi-Cola
6-30
$2.50
(quar.)
1
7-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-27
6-28
30c
common
7-
$1.10
Stores Inc. (quar.).
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Securities
Corp.-—
50c
-
(quar.)
1
Telephone,
25c
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd., 6%
(s-a)
(quar,)
(quar.)__
7-
5-27
Peoples Drug
1
6-10
7-25
6-20
31 %c
6-10
7-
1
$1.12'4
6-6
50c
7-
20c
—
8-10
$1.31*4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry, (quar.)
10-
Northern
(s-a)
9-15
(quar.)
10-
6-15
1
$1.21*4
com.
1
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Muskegon Piston Ring
Gas,
5.60%
6-10
20c
Consolidated,
$5
5.80%
,
Northwest
(quar.).
Corp.,
Motor Products Corp.
7-
Co.
6-24
(quar.)
Natural
6-10
2%
Cafeterias
6-15
Traffic
Penney (J. C.) Company (3-for-l split).
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.).
Service—
59 %C
dividend
6-30
Penn
6
90c
common
10-
.
6-10
17%c
(quar.)
7-1
(s-a)
t20c
62 %C
6-
1
4.60%
(quar.)_^
20c
(quar.)
Finance
Northern
6
2
.
6-20
7-
preferred
$1.02*4
pfd.
20c
6-10
Peninsular Metal Products—
6-6
quar.)
t$1.75
(quar.)
6-10
6-10
6-30
22'4 c
7-
(quar.)
t$1.75
_______
6-21
6-30
(quar.)_.
common
•*
preferred
(quar.).:
Insurance Co. of New York
6-24
15c
6-23
Co.,
15c
Public
preferred
Northern
6
6-20
7-12
t20c
Indiana
4.22%
5-31
6-
1
6-30
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
4.40%
7-
7- .l.-i
6-15
Coal
3.35%
Common
6-24
$2 5c
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Northern
2
7-15
1
—
6-30
50c
7-
*•>.-
preferred (quar.)
5*4%
preferred
(quar.)
30c
,
6-15
6-13
6-6
5%
3
6-10
1
—
6-17
7-
Co.
6-24
7-
Lines—
Gas,
Extra
6-10
10c
Peabody
7-1
___
Insurance
Ry.
6-24
$1,75
(quar.)
.
Gas
$22%c
$1.17%
common
preference, class B (quar,)..
Moore Drop Forgings, common
(quar.)
"
Penn
6-20
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
North
1
6-17
6-24
6-15
Ltd
(initial
7-29
1
c
1
10c
common
$1.12*4
Co.,
7%
7%
New
(quar. )_.
Co.
7-
6-7
(
6%
Corp.
Van
8-12
7-
12'4
$2
Transportation
4.40%
___________
Refractories
American
3
1
r
:
•
;(quar.)__
& Tel.
Ry.,
6-30
25c
4*4%
Moore Corp., Ltd., common
7% preference, class A
Morrison
North
7-
6-15
1
7-
(quar.)
Life
7-
$10c
Semi-annual
American
6-16
6-
$1
(quar.)
6-15
Inc. (quar.)
Investment Corp., com
American
6-24
6-30
12'4 c
(quar.)__
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5*4%
preferred (quar.)
North
15c
-
6-7
Aviation,
American
North
1
27 %c
$25c
A
(quar.)
Mining Corp.,
Thermador
6-15
2
•)
1
(quar.)
American
6-20
7-
I)
%
(quar.)
Western
6-20
6
7-12
25c
—
(quar.)—.
30c
(quar.)
Co.
8
6
6-15
7-1
6%
6-17
97y2c
$1.07*4
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines (resumed)
Motor
1
Ltd
6-10
93%c
,
Carolina Tel.
&
30c
(quar.)
File
preferred
6-27
$1.15
8-25
fl-
25c
6-
6-z-
,v
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
40c
$1.10
I' 1
$1.50
'
_
7'4 c
Parmelee
6-15
7-1
(quar.)
preferred
Normetal
$55c
Ward & Co.,
(quar.)______
(John)
6%
(quar,
Sulphur
■
preferred
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
Norfolk
1
Rubber,
58Vic
split.
RR.
class
Service
preferred
Norfolk &
8-26
6-
1
(quar.)
Michigan Avenue (s-a)
Nopco Chemical, common (quar.)
6-10
50c
(quar.)__
.
class
Utilities
preferred
1
RR
(s-a)
$22 %c
Ltd.,
preferred
Montreal
7-15
7-
1
47*4c
900
6-15
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
1
7-29
25c
(quar.)j
preferred
Class
1
6-
6-30
6-20
-
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd., class B
(quar.)
Common (quar.)
_;
6-15
6-30
pfd. (quar.) $$1.12*4
Monarch Life Assurance
(Winnipeg) (s-a)
j$40c
Monarch Mortgage &
Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
$$1
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.
(quar.)
20c
4.70%
1
v.
Nicholson
(quar.)_
Montgomery
*
5.25%
1
Harlem
Water
preferred
3.90%
,
7-15
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Knittifig, Ltd.,
4.50%
3.60%
1
7-15
17 %C
$1.18%
Corp.,
preferred
4.10%
4.85%
56y«c
Ltd
& Co., Ltd.
Montana-Dakota
7-
10c
.
Preferred
Monarch
j
13.40%;
15c
_
preferred
Co.
Brewery,
B
6-15
6-15
10c
Mobile & Birmingham RR.
Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Mobile Gas Service, common
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
Modern Containers,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Mohawk
Rubber
(quar.)
Molson's
6-30
10c
6-20
6-30
7-
Telephone (Ohio), 6% Dfd. (quar.)
$1.50
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)
50c
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
%••>,<• 45c
6-30
I
(quar.)
;;
;
7-
7-15
Newark
15c
common
&
1
50c
recently
changed
to
Utilities
Industries Corp; effective May 19.
Electronics; class A (initial)
37'4c
(quar.)
7-15
$1.50
"
(quar.)
preferred
York
6- 5
6-20
10-31
7-
27c
Newark
<fe
preferred
Stock
Z
11-23
29c
;
5-for-4
a
Chicago & St. Louis
York
5
Co.
American
4%
6-1 •>
3%
Name
6-15
25c
(quar.)
6-20
6-20
7-15,
28'4c
(quar.)——_
Co.—
(quar.)
Shipbuilding Corp.
6-10
6-30
$1.09
State Electric & Gas—
10%
6-20
$1.18%
—
7-15
$1.18%
—
7-15
$1.15
(quar.)
approved
preferred
7-15
$1.10
$1.12*4
37'4 c
(quar.)
com.
York
New
Pan
85c
York
3%%
6-14
Pabang
$1.01 *4
Ycrk
6-15
/
1
6-15
6-16
2*4%
(quar.)
pfd.
New
9
6-30
___.
Missouri Pacific RR.. class A com.
Missouri Power &
Light, $3.90 pfd.
*
6-
6-30
5c
(initial)
Canada,
Power
Aluminum
Morrell
1
7-15
6-27
$1.43%
(quar.)
Research
6-20
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
__
New
1
1
$22 %C
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
7-
$1.09
pfa. (quar.)__
L—
6-15
6%
Co.
Service,
Auction
York,
New
20c
Mississippi Glass Co. (stock dividend)
Quarterly
;
Mississippi Fower,4.40% preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)__
43/4%
6-
1
Mig.
$20c
Telegraph
4%
(quar.)_
preferred
York
New
7-16
1
7-
$3.50
.
Light Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Minute Maid
Corp. (quar.)
,
1
7-
7-
.
preferred
50c
Corp.
convertible
Mining
~
7-16
1
&
Water (quar.)
Power & Light,
Stockholders
Illinois—*
A
Minnesota
,
6-16
20c
$1.38
pfd.
New
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
4*4%
New
6-20
8-
"
25c
com.
35c
50c
$4.60
Insurance
Orleans Public
6-15
5%
Bearing—
Co.
1
Paddington Corp., class
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
:'f
$1.25
!
(quar.)_
Miller-Wohl Co.,
common
;
1
8-
$1.10
div. (initial)
preferred (s-a)_
(quar.)
New
6-25
6-30
50c
' * *
Extra
Class
Class
7-10
4.05%
4%%
non-cumulative preferred
Mirro
Jersey
Securities Investment, Inc. (Dayton)
Factors
Miller
Haven
New
3
stk.
Ltd
Abrasive
Common
Mill
New
3
15c
._u
Reclaiming,
preferred (quar.)
4*4%
3
66-
*
Rubber
Midwest
6-
1
__
Co., 7%
3
1
1
Pacolet
6-13
2
1
(Pittsburgh)
dividend
Gas
6-15
7-
(quar.)—
(<
6-17
43c
Hampshire
6-
Oil
6-15
6-30
$1.50
Co.,
Ball
Haven
New
7-
Utilities
Corp.,
6-13
1
10c
6-17
__
Hampshire
Stock
7-
$1.11 V*
/,
(quar.).,
after 40%
com.
6-30
Quarterly
New
7-
common
(quar.)
Middlesex Water
New
6-17
97 %c
(quar.*).*
States- Telephone
Co.
of
Middle
6
6-
6-17
Vegetable
6-30
7-
15c
._
preferred (quar.)
England Telephone
96 %c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
6
7-15
Insurance
Power
preferred
$1.08%
^
;Michigan Gas Utilities Co.-^
5%
6-
6-27
7-
England
1
70c
$4.36
Corp.,
7-
__"
(quar.)
6-30
x
(quar.)
(quar.)
62Vic
Inc.
_
New
(quar.)
6-17
Co.
Fire
Co.
6-30
,~c
■
.
Gas
5.52%
6-24
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Meyer (Fred), class A (initial)
Michigan Bakeries, Inc.—
5*4% preferred (accum.)
'<•
6-24
95c
(quar.)
preferred
7-22
Co.—
4.45%
4.40%
New
New
2%
(quar.)
6-17
6-17
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
dividend)
Pipeline Co. of America—
preferred
(quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
England Gas & Electric (quar.)______
New
6-16
1
87'4c
►—.-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.85%
4.35 %
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.90%
3
6-17
7-
30c
—~—
7%
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.
6-
6-30
10c
dividend
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
6-20
8%
—
(initial)
Metal & Thermit Corp.,
5
Pacific
53A%
30c
62yzc
Union
7-
7- 5
50c
Industries
Quarterly
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)_______:———
Machine
National
10-25
;7- 5
Nationwide
$30c
—
1
25c-
(quar.)
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
National Tile & Mfg.
(quar.)__
40c
pfd.
common
6-15
31'4c
—
(quar.)
Products
Hawaiian
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—.
$4.75 preferred (quar.)_
$4.75 convertible preferred
Pacific Telephone & Tel
6% preferred (quar.).
Investment—
Mfg.
5
7-
(quar.)—_
preferred
5%
Co.,
preferred
$4.50
7-25
11-
•
1
$1.12*4
(quar.)
87%c
6%
Corp.,
(quar.)_
com.
1
8-
$1.25
&
Standard
7-
(quar.)
convertible
Mortgage
45c
Distilleries, Ltd.,
80c class
Corp.
(quar.)
National
(quar.)
6%
6-20
6-15
$20c
(quar.)
25c
...
Coast
Pacific
6-3
4
8-
$1.75
(quar.)__
*20c
Service
62 %c
—~
(s-a)
(quar.)
Megowen-Educator Food Co.—
Merchants
Linen
preferred
preferred
National
$1.50
■
____________
(Canada)
—
12%c
Meadviile Telephone,
50c class A
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
A
Life Assurance
4*4%
6-27
30c
(quar.)
B
preferred
National
6-15
1
preferred
Quarterly
6-15
1
8-
common
J
6-17
7-4
_
7%
National
$5c
_
6%
6-17
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)—_——
1
7-
12 %c
Manufacturing
& Co., common
Medusa Portland
7-
7-
50c
(quar.)
Johnson
4%
25c
"50c
a,
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
common
5% preferred
M'cQuay-Norris
Mead
pfd.
conv.
1
7-15
Ltd.—
Class
New common (initial-quarterly)
McKay Machine Co. (quar.)
$1
(quar.)
Paper Co.
6-16
Co.,
6-20
Oxford
6-30
Lead
1
6-10
7-1
88c
Corp.—
7-
6-20
B
National
6-15
$1.19
6-15
Class
—
1
1
6-16
(quar.)
7-15
7-
1
6-15
& Co.
7-15
20c
7-25
6-30
Ray)
6-15
7-
6-30
(J.
4
8-15
8-15
Oregon
20c
Aircraft
7-
t25c
$$1.75
preferred D (quar.)
Portland Cement, class
4%
1
62'4c
McDonnell
6-30
6-10
1
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp., com. (quar.)
3l/2% convertible preferred (quar.)_,—
(quar.)
3
7-11
125c
7-
6-10
6-15
1
50c V "*7-
$25c
6-14
6-
1
$1
6-
7-
$37 *4 c
(quar.)„__lij;
3
6-25
7-
37'4 c
6%
6-10
25c
6-20
$l5c
6-
2
20c
7-
30c
(quar.)
6-10
7-
A_____——
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)-;—Owens-Illinois Glass,. 4%
preferred (quar.)
40c
Corp.
National
»
2%
___
6.15
,
6-17
6-15
(Hartford)—
1
Quarterly
9
6-
7-15
7-15
90c
1
8
6-22
60c
30c
(quar.)
National Fire Insurance
7-29
..
preferred
6-20
1
Ltd.,
6-30
15c
1
7-
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
$2.50
capital
common
9-
93 %c
(initial)
Inc.
Co.,
—:—
6-20
10c
15c
(accum.)
7-
Oneida,
Holders
25c
Quarterly
Town Corp., 40c preferred
Oliver Corp. (quar.)
Old
93%c
Register (quar.)
National Company, com. (stock
dividend)
93%c
preferred (quar.)—
6-30
ordinary
gains)
93%c
(quar.)
6-30
7-15
Cash
(quar.)_
series)
7-15
When
Payable of Rec.
Insurance'Co. of America—
Old Line Life
3
from
85c
preferred
$3.40
Per
Share
Name of Company
20c
(25c
from
Biscuit
7-
$$1.50
series)
$3.75
6-
8c
(s-a)
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
»
16c
Co.
plus 5c
7-
(quar.)—
common
6-30
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Aviation
income
5c
—-
Ltd., common (quar.)
partic. pref. (quar.).,.
20c * 4
*
z__
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37*4c
x
Nation-Wide Securities
$5c
Corp.
Maxwell,
May Department Stores,
3%% preferred (1959
System, Inc.,
preferred
National
(quar.)
L.)
Corp,.(reduced)_>
Nashville & Decatur RR. gtd.
Natco Corp.
(quar.)
Fund—■
(Increased from net investment income—
Maxson
6%
Fund
(From investment income)
Massachusetts
Share
9
30c
(quar.)
Investors
Massachusetts
Shares
Mutual
3l%c
$1.12%
..—
—
preferred
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock4'4%
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
_
8
(quar.)__
$1.26%
Continued
on
page
50
Volume
191
Number 5961
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2647)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
40
47 % May
1
59% Feb
9
108 % Oct
20
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Sep
40
8
Mar
8
42 % Apr
19
Abacus
28
52 3/4 Mar 10
69 % Jun
15
24
98 y4 Mar
7
114%, Jun
10
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
16
23% May 31
40 3/4 Jun
1
46 % Nov 23
57
17
41 %
52
12% Nov
Aug
23% Jan
4
26
Jan
2
26
Sep
23
May
3
12% Jun
2
6
Jan
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Apr
84% Apr
134
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
1
—;—
convertible
ABC
15
15% Jan
Fund-.
4
363/a
36%
49 y4
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
1
71
Sep
Oct
91% Mar 10
22
33/4 Feb
Air
Control
4
Air
30
16% Nov
17
23 V2 Jan
2
77% Jun
4 % Jan
4
7% Jan
14
27 Va Jun
9
29% Jan
4
12
Jan
4.50%
A
153/4 Mar
8
193/4 May 12
Alco
18
38 3/4 Feb
8
533/a Jun
3
Aldens
85
15
79
17
82%'.Jun
8
131/4 Jan
5
Sep
8
Feb
93/4 Jan
28
15% Nov
18"'
28
54% Nov
18
30ya May 11
45
Jan
5
44»/2 Jan
7
603/4 Aug 31
36i/4 May 10
901/4 Jan 12
56% Jan
4
102 '
30
Dec
Apr
8% May 11
8
123/4 Feb
10
28 3/8
Aug 25
57
Dec
30
59
Dec
17% Dec
4
8% Oct
24 Vb
24%
32%
34%
34%
25%
25 y8
37%
36%
37%
25%
38%
43
41 ya
47
82
84 y4
81
83%
80 %
104
17
Jan
"
29
391/8 Feb
1
771/a May 11
Feb
44i/4 Sep
28
28
Jun
17
30
Jun
333/8 Apr
9
173/a Apr
1601/2 Apr
9
98
6%
36V2Apr
1
27
18% May
58
3
>40%Jun
21
19
141/2 Mar 18
50% Jan
13
17
2
40% Mar
2
613/4 Aug
>
8% May 11
\
7
353/4 Jan
.
,
,
,
20% Dec
29
37% Dec
24
44
84
15
28
14
May 28
,
43
2
46
9
Apr
Mar 13
31
Feb
34% Apr
18% Jan
Jan
25
,
11
21
543/4 Jun
15
20% May 12
22
7% Jun
38% July 21
9
293/4 May 11
7
33% Jan
;
Jan.,-8
31% Mar 15
9% Jan
11
53'%
54%
791/2
79
79
30
30%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29
29%
Feb
9
14% Jan
12
15% Dec
23
17V4 Dec
93
3
29
Dec
45% Oct
9
76% Dec
30
193
25
—10
331/2
343/8
33%
34%
33 %
33%
32
32%
32
32%
32 Vb
32%
1
8 5 3/a
88%
833/4
85%
50
*333/4
36
53
110
*104
85%
18% July
No par
Inc
*36%
37
*59
60
♦59
22
:22%
%
44%
36%
1
i
20
&
Radio
Corp
37%
*19
v
Jan
22
Cable
Distilling Co
American
Electric
American Enka
American
Co—
38%
83%
'
10
-
-
•
&
54%
56
56%
223/4
31
40%
40 %
82%
82 %
20
59%
57%
57%
57 V»
57%
29,200
54%
•53%
54
54
54
3,500
57
21,000
.".56%
24
23%
23%
223/4
23%
22%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*14%
313/4
*100
34%
32%
31
31%
193
195%
9,200
56%
22,700
16%
16%
16%
17%
163/4
163/4
15
18
;
*14%
18%
103
♦101%
17%
♦101%
15
•14%
14%
*14%
♦17%
18
17%
18%
•101 %
103
*101 Va
103
743/4
71
73%
71%
72%
82%
81
81
American Machine & Metals_No par
82%
82%
x48
483/4
48%
483/4
47%
47%
46%
47
27% Jan
15
American
46%
47V4
2,400
21%
22
22
223%
213/8
22%
20%
21%
21%
21%
37,800
Metal
Climax
Inc
preferred
100
Co
American
Natural
News
14
66% Jun
17
American
Optical Co
11
74% Jun
15
Amer
Jun
16
American
16% Feb
3
Motors
Corp
145
7%
♦91
19 Va
x183/4
*14%
1.66%
23%
Potash
19
243/4
14%
243/8
25 VB
*91
92
18%
18%
18%
7,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
300
24
308,400
233/4
24%
23%
23
23%
62%
64 %
63%
64%
633/8
64
63%
64%
633/4
65»/4.
29%
29
29%
29
29%
29
29 %
29
29
1
57
58%
57%
583/4
583/4
593/8
59%
63%
64
661/4
27,800
71%
41 Vb
74%
73
74%
72%
74%
72
74
69
72%
28,300
25
par
No par
Chem
Std Sany
5
com
preferred
100
.
,
•
41%
133/a
42
41%
13%
141
13%
13%
♦141
141,.
143
41%
13%
♦140
42%
13%
143
33% Jan
5
10
*31%
313/a
31%
313/a
30%
31%
124% Jun
13
American
Ship Building Co__No
par
123 %
124 %
116%
123%
115 %
117%
54% Jan
4
American
Smelt & Refg com_No par
513/4
52 %
523/a
523/4
533/4
1383/4
139%
26V4 Mar 26
Jun
34% Dec
Feb
9
Mar
8
9
54
12
117
30
19% Jun
17
603/4 May 26
122% Apr
American Seating Co
Jan
4
38% Jan
34
preferred J.
American
14
6%
Snuff
Dec~22
105
Jan
26% Dec
28
43% Mar
27% Dec
21
35% Feb
18
'
1
20
American
16
82% Feb
3
American
Stores
25
IC
31% Feb
23
American
Sugar
273/4 Mar 15
29% Jan
6
Jun
131/2 Jan
26
18% May 18
12
75 Vb
22
89
79% Jan
117
37
Sep
: S~e~p~~2~2"
Jan
16
13i/2 Mar 12
-
251/4 nov
23
24 Vb Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51 Va Nov
26
Apr
17
Apr 21
4
51% May 19
129% Jan
20
553/8 July 29
17
17% Dec
29% Aug
7
117
Jan
4
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
25% Mar
Dec
45
Jan
28
46%
Mar" 13
33% Feb
17
74% Mar 17
463/4 Jun
2
603/4 Mar 18
40
1
Jun
7
123 %
203/4
20%
29%
20%
20
20%
303/4
29%
293/4
Co
Ltd—£1
Steel Foundries
1
20
30%
313/a
Feb
3
17
86
Dec
34
Mar
28 % Oct
For
4
20 "
47
July 28
Sumatra
Tobacco
& Tel Co
preferred
95 % Apr
9
41 Va Aug
6
36% Jan 1*
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
29%
29%
29%
66%
67
67%
68
2,700
26%
25%
26%
3,800
28 %
28 %
28
28%
27%
28 %
27%
28
283/8
283/8
2,700
*12%
13
13
•
*12%
13
12%
12%
•12
12%
100
90%
88%
89%
M%
89%
88
893/8
75,300
57%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
57%
14,900
122%
122%
122%
36 %
37 Va
35%
363/4
35%
353/4
35%
35%
35
353/8
16,400
193%
20%
203/a
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
23
16,600
26%
26%
*25%
1
1
1
15
11
Anaconda
Wire
Cable
26%
123
123
263/4
263/4
•26%
27
*26
26%
*253/4
26
25%
253/4
25%
25%
*25%
26
16%
17
xl63/4
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
663/a
67%
66%
67%
67%
70
69%
72%
70
73 %
38,900
36
36%
38%
393/4
373/8
38%
36%
38%
36%
37%
160,300
51%'
503/4
51%
51%
54 %
53%
54%
53
553/8
50 Vb
49%
50%
42,300
25,300
42
41%
41%
580
39
39%
40
40%
3,000
•86
87%
•86
87%
41 %
footnotes,
12
88
Jan
21
17
40% Jan
8
see page 26.
3
42 3/a
May 19
$4 preferred
No par
—
Anderson Clayton & Co_
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
6.25
Corp
840
17
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
—
122
26
.
x50%
50 %
1
123
17
50
&
Corp
123
123
26%
25
Corp.
54% Jan
Feb
10,400
29%
25
68% Jan
Jan
30% Mar
10,900
122%
series
Co
36
20%
5
com
series
Anaconda
85-
19%
25
Co
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
AMP Inc endorsed shares
t
20%
—100
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
9
123%
25
17
42% Jun
100
*1213/4
25%
56%
19
520
123%
673/4
89%
35% Apr
60
1,960
25%
x40
*86%
300
230
6,200
51 %
503/a
51
49%
50%
49%
42
,
413/4
413/4
41%
413/4
•41%
40 %
40%
39%
39%
*87
39%
x38%
89 ,
39%
383/4:
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
2,600
393/„
36%,
38%
37 y4
38%
363/4
38%
25,500
Anchor
33
1393/4
1,800
27,400
67
57 Va
Ampex
53
25%
90%
1
♦59
30%
115%,
80
25%
563/4
42 % Mar
139
24,200
68
90 %
55% Jun
60
51%
10,500
131/4
67%
*12%
183/b May 17
73% Jun 17
20
139
30%
112
43%
141
25%
5
8
•59
•121%
53%
13%
69 %
33 %
4
139
30%
116 %
413/4
141
25%
Tel
17
53%
13%
68%
Tobacco common——12.50
Jun
60
123%
30%
115
44
143
253/4
American
23
*59
♦1213/4
13%
5,200
1
com
American
6%
60
42%
•140
12,000
25
Co
Refining
9
15
63
>1213/4
19
15
8
593/4
123%
19
27% Feb
Mar
59%
Apr
125% Apr
43 % Jan
139 Va
*121%
14% Jan
26% Jan
Feb
14
*59
139
25
preferred
American
139%
preferred_100
common
96 Vb
7
25
2
7%
53
139
573/4 Jun
26
271/2 May
1
19 Va Oct 21
30% Apr
30% Sep 23
58% Sep 22
50% Dec
1
Co
Amer South African Inv
66% Jun
2
4
100
non-cumulative
27% Jun
72%
10
18%
3
4
92
19
15
8
Apr
*91
183/4
7
7%
92
170
•14%
Mar
141
•91
49,900
29
Co
-
&
&
92
14%
15
.
No par
Gas
Co
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
American Rad
Mar 21
91
18 3A
1
:
91
2
Products
American
44
1
com
67% Mar
63% Mar
103
73%
♦80%
42
125
4,600
81%
27
5
900
143/4
18%
23
29
3,200
54
May
Dec
31
1913/4
53%
Nov
54
31
188'A
100
49%
56% Feb
117% Oct
24,400
73%
American
13
7%
81
9
1333/4 Jan
3,900
7%
7%
49%
41
148% Mar 20
23%
198%
92
Dec
22%
31%
18
133
5,400
23
35
713/4
29% Apr 18
65% May 31
Mar
213/4
*33%
82
31% Jun
29
56%
20 %
35
72%
3.50
com
:
1
22%
49
41% Sep
9
30
57%
22
•34
1933/4
.
52V4 Mar 31
Dec
56%
'
16%
♦14%
103
56%
23
49%
xl6%
18 Va
22%
*34
32
193
49
15
„
1,000
82
26
2
,
35
1903/4
5,100
40%
23 %
.
183/4
18%
1,100
533/4
23 Vb
32aA
6,600
83
*33%
190
1,000
643/4
*40
35
323/a
473/4
•81%
563/8
187
18%
37
473/4
64%
'
70%
55% Mar 23
7
18%
36%
.
40%
23%
18
preferred
Molasses
Jun
65%
100
3.90%
Metal
13
47%
100
83% May 10
58% Jan
6
4 % %
333/4 Apr 19
18%
36%
47%
64%
553/4
100
Fdry
36%
,
37%
58%
59%
7%
38%
83%
39%
♦82
58
1
prior preferred
American Mach
18%
.
83%
533/4
7%
1
111
19
39
54
Investment Co
of
37%
35
12.50
Corp
9
23
-
No par
Corp
18%
58 %
International
138% Jan
43,700
52%
5%%
American
,
9,700
38%
*82
American
American
21
9 Vb
383/4
,
3
18
Mar 17
18,700
19%
9
57%
*
5
Secur
19%
*38
8
13
18% Apr
39%
•19
9 Vb
*19
9%
66
19% Jan
26
152
38
19'%
19
"
48%
102% May
15% Jan
22
38%
37%
.
37%
4
91% Apr
28% Jan
Sep 22
37%
19
64%
15
2
Dec
37%
19%
36%
Jan
14
13
37%
47%
American
17
137
3,800
37
6
14
3
21,900
43%
65%
16% Jan
181/2 Jun
Mar"
22%
43%
48
2
86% Jan
54%
21%
44
64%
17%
18
Nov""4
22%
43 Va
47%
17 Va
22
383/a
21%
44
x37./
No par
43% Apr
431/2 Apr
22%
47
*82
20
;
Co
Dec
July""!
2,900
43 3/a
653/4
19
American Export Lines Inc__J—40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
323/4 Jan
53%
41%
22
61%
^—10
—
Power
8
6
41%
44%
47
—100
Corp
European
14
383/a Jan
60
383/4
Ice
17
37
•59
373/4
American
Apr 18
*36%
60
38 V8
18
22% Feb
37
•59
37%
No par
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co__
30
14
•36'%
60
383/s
Commer
133/4 Jun
73% Apr
104
37
9%
Co_——No par
89% Dec
Sep~21
19
•98
42
9%
38
25
-i
&
24 Va Dec
i6
26
19%
100
3,300
23
*19
24% Jan
May
26%
104
41%
91/4
12.50
Chain
98
16
36
363/4
19 %
91/2
2
'
16
19%
•98
42%
93/4
^
^
493/4
1
593/4 Apr
34% Jan
30
21
85%
*34
x43%
48%
17
1
Sep
42%
>37% .37%
_1
Chicle
American
;
233/a
44
423/8
26%
19%
104
*36%
60
common
—
Cable
4%%
,
263/4
193/4
♦98
37
Barge Line Co_—3
American Crystal Sugar com
10
V.
26%
20%
♦36i/2
1
44% Feb
Apr
21 Va
85%
36
100
Broadcasting-Paramount
preferred
American Can Co common
7% preferred—-—
Amer
271/8
104
*59
2
20% Jun
41
22,900
*51
50
1
Bosch Arma Corp—
2
Brake Shoe Co
No par
Products
15
86%
83%
53
10
common
preferred
Hospital Supply Corp
743/4 Jun
2,600
109,800
*51
42%
Hardware
4
31%
52
42
Home
14
33
31%
*34
41%
American
76V4 Jan
32%
32%
36
193/4
American
491/2 Jan
33
*333/4
♦98
American
17
33
31 %
36
26%
20%
104
18
May 19
84
♦104%
3,300
27%
20%
♦98
100
17
52% Nov
109
•104%
3,200
preferred-
15
94
6,100
19 Va
27%
1
common
38% Jan
2
34,200
26%
Airlines
convertible
56% Jun
25
600
29 Vb
108
28%
20,500
198%Jun
Feb
2,300
79%
61 VB
9
203/a Jan
105
8
54%
36
17% Feb
9
87%
106
7%
54
•79
53
133/4 Jun
May 27
106
52
15
142V4 Feb
110
*333/4
16% Jun
July 27
7%
*104%
36% Mar
122
7%
100
American
4
42
53 s/8
79
American
.
14
573/4 Jun
.
20May 13
32% May 6
4
53
7%
59%
American
9
15
8%
54
80
7%
36
Theatres
12
Jun
.
7%
523/4
77%
1
500
•51
5%
4
24% Jan
May 25
46% Jan
> July 27
-45
30
38% Mar
66
1,500
60%
American
4
513/4 Jan
20,400
35%
53
6
36% May 12j / 41% Feb 23
Jun
8
> 89 , Mar 30
47 Va Mar 8
59% Jun 14
17
55% May 18
Jan
8% Nov 27
.
.
53%
35%
37
17
,
52%
34%
36%
6%
82
50
9
25% Oct
18
Sep -2
65% July 28
36% Nov
25
1
46% Mar 22
106
17 >
43% Jan
6
Jun
44
553/4 Apr
253/4 Sep
44'A Mar 17
13% Jan
37VaMayl2
:
Jan
53%
34%
59%
3%%
'
39% Jun
53%
343/4
60%
American
:
6
54%
343/4
38%
American
4
Jan
53%
35
593/4
7
253/4 Mar
53%
34
373/4
51% Jan
19
52
60 %
1
11
38,400
16
39%
American
20
1,100
55%
15%
601/a
4
33% Nov
18 VB
55 Vb
39
4
20% Feb
*17%
16
62
Jan
7
17%
56%
16
39%
30
2
17%
55%
16
60%
61 '/2 Jan
19
18%
563/4
16
39%
6
20V2 Jan
18
55%
*50%
Bank Note
581/4 Apr
18
1
American
6
3,600
15,600
99
16
7%
Corp
4
39% May
♦95%
10
Bakeries Co
64% May 29
99
32,200
12.50
Petroleum
American
2
9%
56%
*15%
Co—
18
22
♦96%
77
preferred
44% Jan
Jan
13
Leather
convertible
4
233/4 Sep
45i/2 Jan
9%
82
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
6
443,4 Jan
99
54%
No par
27
18
*96
*7%
Aluminum Co of America
Amalgamated
99
53%
convertible preferred
25% Jan
7
9%
77
5
common
106 'A Jan
32% Oct
Aug
Mfg
40% May 26
2
9%
100
:
26
50% Sep
46% Dec
9%
♦81
2,000
17%
34%
No par
common
May 23
2
9%
82
16,300
55%
53
33%
Corp
Amerada
42% Jan
2
Products
521/4
Alpha Portland Cement-:
7
18%
16
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
3l'/2 Jan
10
*95
563A
*15%
No par
Aluminium Limited
4
18%
5
No par
Inc
50 3,4 Mar 15
17
93/4
99
.
56
9
—J.
_.
78i/4 Jan
58 i/a May 17
26
10%
♦97
1
Corp
Stores Corp
preferred
4.08%
4
18
26
Inc
Co
Allis-Chalmers
13
10
453/8 Oct
preferred
•81
33
Jan
36
5
10
_1
common
convertible
82
39%
132
23 VB Nov
Jan
11,000
*81
38
28
117% Nov
46% Sep
383/a Feb
47%
82
32%
4%
53 % May 25
353/i Apr
2
471/4
48%
'
40%
Jan
29
1061/4 Feb
473/4 Jan
48
47 %
*81
-
34
40
Feb
25
353/4 Sep
7,600
47%
82
40
1
47
22
403/8 Nov
47%
*81
33
Allied
56% July 17
22
7% Feb
47%
100
34
Allied
1,0
273/4 Dec
Jan
48%
5
preferred
40%
5
Dec
69 7/8 Nov
58
46 Vb
16%
33%
14
51
12
39
5%
28 y8
16%
39%
13
Jan
300
353/4
Jun
Jan
*288
5%
40%
11% Jan
42
300
16%
5
333/4
80
108
•285
5%
393/4
58 '/2 Jan
8
300
5
353/4
1
Mar 18
♦282
5%
41%
1
Mar
300
5
40%
4
33
*285
16%
Kid
83
300
17%
Chemical
Mar 31
*286
163/4
Allied
52
13,000
17 Va
Allied
1153/4 July 24
5
2,700
78%
17
4
D
331/4 Jan
153/4
773/4
17 %
4
35 % Jan
15%
78%
17 V\
Jan
361/4 Apr
15%
76%
35%
Jan
25
15%
773/a
1
Industries
30% May 12
16
76%
Inc
common
Allen
293/8 Apr
5
15%
—10
283/a Jun
39% July 15
16Va
773/4
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
49% Jun
25
8
27
16
77%
4%
Mills
323/8 Sep
May
100
16%,
78'%
27%
Laboratories
102% Apr
4,000
16
77'/a
28
Allied
1
1
34,500
27%
Allied
383/4 Sep
1271/4 Sep
19
31
27%
5
71/a Jun
17%
30%
273/4
6
75
17%
31%
27V2
58% Feb
,
12,100
16%
31%
21V*
39% Jan
4
821/4
17%
32%
5%
48% Mar 14
11
16%
313/4
27%
32
833/4 Mar 17
17Vb
32 %
5%
24
141/4 Feb
16%
31%
27%
17% Jan
May 31
17Vb
32
2
8
,59'
85%
3,300
3,500
65,600
2
21
613/4 Jun
11
26 7/8 Feb
1
series
x84
17
50c
pfd 1951
853/4
'
123/a
31%
common—No par
44% Feb
5
Dec
8
47
83
13%
Corp
Gas
Alleghany Corp
May 27
22% Jan
Inc
Products
6%
14,600
13 V*
24%
___1
;
64% Apr
27
52y2 Jan
Feb
100
2
15y2 Jun
22
21% Mar 20
461/4 Sep 21
36i/2 Dec 22
75
171/8 Jun
.
123/4
12%
24%
1
conv
4%%
9,100
25 y«
Products
Inc
27,000
48 %
13%
Industries
223/4 Apr
53% Dec
821/2 Jan
89
J
Alabama
39%
47 %
253/4
No par
—
Reduction
30
35"
38%
48
24%
Corp
24
39%
47 y4
13%
Co
Corp.
Jan
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
9
28% Dec
Co
Express
20% Feb
37%
47%
24%
Aeroquip Corp
„85
373/4
47
25 y»
Admiral
8
100
36%
*
243/4
1
14
116
25%
4
Apr
♦113
13%
40% Mar
66% Mar
118
25%
23% Jan
328
16,200
•114
24%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
15
700
68 ya
13%
1
16% May 11
30 3/4 May
5
41%
67%
25%
Jun
29
41%
68 y«
25Vb
94
23
May 11
41%
66%
13
17
38% Dec
290
29 %
41%
25Vat
Jun
■22 y. Nov
Shares
42
118
243/8
47
2
June 17
1
Adams
3
21
the Week
Friday
June 16
—10
Acme
4
23% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
69%
67%
*114
36%
47%
6
Apr 20
*41%
>
69
493/a
HIGH SALE PRICES
June 15
118
45%
28 VB Jan
17% Dec
Sep
68
*114
35 %
63
17
683/4
114Va
AND
Wednesday
42-.
,
65%
1
32% Jan
Adams-Millis
*41%
25
.—
Inc—
23% May 11
Steel
42
114%
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
34% July 15
30% Mar
9
June 14
413/4
—100
Vending Corp.—
ACF Industries
4
preferred
Tuesday
June 18
Par
Abbott Laboratories common——5
4%
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
15
413/4
,
-
89
—21.80
39 Vs
39 %
10
383/4
39%
.
,
861/4
87 :
30
(
16
The Commercial and Financial
(2648)
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Highest
38 % Nov
18
49 % Feb
11
32% May 13
28% Nov
27
40% Jan
26
30% Jan
11
59 % Apr
29
77 Va Jan
4
7
37% Nov 24
29% May 11
42% Feb
19
9
49% Nov
25
Sep 23
86% Apr
7
35% Feb
75
17%
Nov"20
23% Oct
19
15
2
Jan
23%
28
% Apr
34%
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
25%
*25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
2,200
63%
64%
63%
63%
62%
63%
62%
63%
63Vs
64 %
19,100
32%
33
32
32%
47%
25,300
Armour
&
Co
47% Jun
17
Armstrong Cork
81
Apr
44% Jun
25
$3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber
20 % Jan
11
Arvin
Ashland
17
27% Jan
23% Jan
Arnold
5
18% May 31
2
25% May 15
4
5
15
11,
40% Ma,y 19
29%Jun
1
44
Feb
13
60% Dec 30
56% Jan
27
69% Jun
99
Sep
25
107 % Mar 31
100
Feb
9
•9
Nov
10
2
51
Apr
12
105% Apr
63
Jan
Co
&
5.25%
35%
22
May 11
9% Jan
7
32% July
8
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
4
28% Dec
18
33% Sep
11
28% Feb
1
Jan
6
79% Jan
15":
Nov
10
92
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
39 % Sep
16
53% Apr
74% Dec
31
86% Mar
17
3
5% Oct
28
8% Jan
26
15 % Jun
16
16% Feb
11
68% Jan
27
96
80
40 % Mar
4
31% Jun
17
74% Jan
4
4% Jun
9
27% Jan
6% Jan
4
15% Feb
Atlas
15
96% Jan
26
July 29
Jun
15% Nov
24
24% Feb
16
13% May 24
20% Jan
4
21% Jun
9
27% Jan
13
21
May 13
24% Jan
11
23% Nov
20
28 % Dec
7
21
Mar 11
36% Jun
10% Jan
7
11% May 11
15% Jan
17% May 25
8
0% Dec
soy8 Feb
1
12% Jun
9
42% July 24
13% Jan
6
18% Dec
17
24% Nov
23
27% Dec
7
24 Va Jan
26
89
Dec
23
101 Va Feb
5
90% Jan
18
79
Dec
11
89% Jun
8
80
Refining
series
Corp
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
22
19 Va
18%; 19
*30
104 %
10
■
55
*103 Vt
553/t
104%
55
23%
31,800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
13,300
34 Va
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
100
*85
88
84%
85
*83 %
86
54
543/8
53%
53%
52
53%
51 Va
51%
503/4
52
32%
333/t
323/4
;/32
3,200
32
323/8
32
32 Va
31%
32
77%
78
23,800
78%
♦78
78%
78%
43/4
5%
*15 Va
15%
20
Babcock
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
27% Jun
9
Baltimore Gas & Elec
98% Apr
6
Inc
_1
Jan
6
25
Jan
29
30
Apr
44
Oct
12
64% Jan
27
49
Jun
1
63
Jan
6
Nov
23
30% May 11
66% Feb 27
25% Jan
8
8
58% Jun
9
43% Dec
24
34 Va Mar
2
51% Oct
21
35
Jun
37
Mar 21
Dec
11
183
Mar
16
178
Jan
23
204
90
Dec
16
100ya Mar 26
90 Va Feb
3
19% Sep
22
July 29
36 % Jan
7
Dec
18
2
65
9
42
78
*
26%
26%
9
16
9
78
Dec
11
56% Feb
17
79% Apr
14
Beech Aircraft
36 % Jun
10
42 Va Apr
18
Beech
39% Jun
14
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
5
18 Ve Dec
15
2
24% May 11
13% J an
13
Nov
91
Dec
14
32% Mar 31
14 Va Jun
12
8
May 11
Bell
13
92
13
Jun
&
pfd
Sep 22
10
22 Va Sep
May 14
3
89
iy4 Dec 21
2
6
32% Sep
22
49 % May 11
137
Sep
12% Jan
23
5
59 Ve
Feb
Jun
10
1 % Jan
4
13
38% Jan
13
July
33% Feb
6
11
19% Dec
31
155
July
12
83
42% Dec
6
49% May 31
32% Jun
1
43% May 28
41% Apr
10
24% Mar 31
28 Ve
7
1
Jan
36y4Jan
3
Jan
45
Apr
35% Sep
70
6
22% Feb
1
Mar 23
52
36 % Jan
57 % May
28 Ve Mar
10
45% Dec
43 Ve Apr
30% Jan
25
22
29 y« Oct
29
46% Jan
July
35
2
20% Sep
22
24% Apr
8
24% Sep
6
13% Jun
2
71% Jan
11
36
Jan
1
8
29
9
5
Howell
Bendix
Co
Benguet
Best &
4
3
87% Feb
9
48 Va Dec
Steel
8
4 % %
Black
81 Va Apr
24
Sep
68%
Sep~30
1
66
74
Mar 17
29
11% Nov
17
33% Jan
6
&
(E W)
Mar 28
32% Jan
6
6
Bohn
22 Ve Feb
11
24% Feb
10
9
Borden
25
48 Va Jan
6
Borg-Wamer
77
Jan
15
79% Mar 30
15
59% Feb
5
Borman
44
Nov
20
29
28
11% Jan
18
203/a Jan
18
173/8 Mar 13
9% Apr
28
13% Jan
4
533/4 Jun
12% Sep
25
8
ey* May 12
40% Jan 13
66% July 20
33% Sep
48
70
Dec
9
28
28
Dec
22
8
29% Jun
1
41% Jun
16
8% Jun
14
41% Jan
48
Jan
12% Jan
29
85
Jan
21
28 Va Nov
12
523/4 Feb
8
38% Feb
17
76% Jan
4
63 3% Jan
63
80
Jun
4
17
,6
35 Ya Get
76
Oct~12
Mar 22
28% Jan
5
Mar 16
105 % Apr
66
Jan
29
26
47% NOV
16
42% Jan
4
34 "Va May
5
44 Va Nov
2
•35% Jan
18
28 Vt Jan
6
333/4 Mar 16
21
Nov
4
35% May 28
76
Jun
17
763/8 Jun
15
46% Feb
26
31% Mar
4
35% Apr
12
16
2
24 Vt Jan
4
Jun
8
31% July 10
94% May 27
16% May 26
Jun
6
27% Jan
82% Nov 27
80
85
Jan
4
373/4 Jan
263/4 Jun
34
Jan
18
19% Jan
82
Dec
15% Oct
14
22
24% Jun
13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
20% Apr
68% Jan
803% Apr
62
76% Jan
28% Oct
24% Jan
13
2
Mar 10
Nov
28% Nov
13
21
18
8
26% July 28
67
May
10
4
84% Aug 17
453/4 Mar 18
5
353/4 Feb
5
17% Oct
5
2
5% July 10
Jan
10
Mar 30
46 % Jun
21
24
18
30
26
11
2
May 10
78% May 6
20% May 27
20% May 26
8% Jun
2
27% Jan
13
4% Jun
1
20
May 24
9% May 13
82
Jan
4
5
Mar
7
60% Jun
10
19
Mar
9
22% Jun
7
80
Feb 26
41% Nov
30
51
Apr
22
43% Mar 14
1
323A Mar 22
323/4 Mar
3
24
55
Mar
8
May 26
85
49
Apr 28
Apr
38% Jan
27% Apr
60% Jan
29
4
18
6
45%
56%
58
36
36
36
47%
47%
45%
240
*222
46%
*222
*93
300
463/a
5,300
240
30
56%
213/a
22
34,000
91%
93
95 %
95
973%
96%
97V8
55,300
81%
82
69 Va
71
*36 Va
37
71 Va
^
w
'v°
81%
*80%
72 V4
*36%
71
37
37
39
39%
38%
39 Va
16
16
16
133/a
.
13%
56 Va
92
56%
*92
*81%
83%
30
8,300
36%
38%
38%
38%
16 3/a
15%
30
39
*15%
>
153/4
13%
13%
13%
14 Va
56%
55%
563/a
93%
♦92 Va
93%
♦92
50
70%
70
x36 %
55 Va
93%
94%
'
81%
71%
♦36%
16
57%
92
93
66%
67%
11,800
400
13%
14%
11,700
54
56
45,100
*92%
93%
300
66 %
66%
66%
67%
27%
28
67
11,800
68 3/a
67
28
273/4
67%
28
28
27%
28
48 Vs
48%
*48
49%
*48
48%
48
500
1 Vs
48%
1
1%
1
1 Va
1
1%
28,200
333/8
33
33 %
33
33%
2,400
1
<
32%
49
1 Va
1
33 Va
323/4
49%
48
49%
8
47%
47%
141%
142%
17 Va
17%
16%
74%
*73 Vs
*73
42
47 Vs
33
47 Vs
33 %
483/4
473/4
46
143
47%
47%
143 Vt
143
43
27%
143%
173/4
16
453/a
143
38%
16%
16%
*73 Va
74 Va
413/4
41%
41%
38%
39%
38%
38%
39%
24
24
233/4
24
40%
24%
24%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
26 Va
27 %
16%
26 Vs
26%
25 Vt
26%
25%
253/3
25%
25%
25%
25 3/4
253/4
19%
20
*25%
193/4
19%
19%
20
Xl8%
19 Vs
19
19
*19
19%
24%
.
44%
142
16%
40
Vt
46%
46 %
74%
*73%
43
x24
48%
143
41
74Va'.
413/i
12,500
47%
11,600
45%
75,900
142
16
1,300
16%
*73%
41%
10,100
74%
41 %
4,300
383/4
393/i
3,600
♦23%
24%
16 3/8
16%
16%
5,500
26%
26%
28%
58,800
25%
25%
20
19%
19%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
1,000
25%
19%
.
48%
49%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
38%
38%
38 Vs
48%
38 Va
38%
38
38%
37%
1,000
3,600
600
■
49%
38 Vs
38%
*78%
80
*783/4
80
♦783/4
18%
19%
183/4
19%
xl8%
60%
61%
61 Vs
61%
60%
80
*783/4
80
♦783/4
19
18%
18%
*183/4
60%
61%
62
x31%
32%
31%
31%
5
50
61%
-9,200
>
15.900
80
19
2,900
61%
2,400
57 "
*79
80
26%
8%
*8%
153%
143%
143/4
200
9%
95%
9%
10%
14,200
303/4
31%
30%
31 Vs
30%
303%
7,900
43
413/4
413%
*41%
423%
9
:
60 Vt
*79
80
8%
8%
85%
8 5%
61 Va
61 Vs
61%
61%
61%
26%
603%
*104%
105%
75%
75 Vt
61%
61 %
80
105
105%
105
105 Vt
75%
75%'
72%
74%
743/4
39
76%
73
38%
38 3/4
313%
38%
3i3/8
38%
313/4
313/4
183/4
313/4
19 %
18
183/4
17 Va
5
5
Dar
l
_
19
19%
30
18%
82%
*81%
30%
*81V>
*30.
123/*
Watch
5
153%
15 %
1
19%
203/4
100
Co
*75%
Inc
Inc
com.;
preferred
Burroughs Corp
76
12%
75%
37%
37%
313/4
31%
323%
323%
323%
1,300
18%
17
173%
163/4
17%
15,500
18%
19,800
183/4
82
*803/4
82
30%
30%
30%
*30
31
13
13
13
13%
13
15%
15%
20%
20%
19%
76
75 Vt
*65
81
*80
81
*80
5
37%
383%
38%
213/*
39%
21%
38%
38%
13.33%
22
22
*9%
10
22 %
22%
9%
93/8
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Breweries
Pacific
Mines
Ltd
Ry
15%
67%
ZZZZ—III
Canadian
18%
♦81
*65
g
32%
33
9%
33
1
4%
5
43/4
5
213/4
22
Ltd
1
21%
11
.No par
25
No par
600
76
38%
67%
*80
1053%
375/a
*75%
81
%f
81%
15%
*80
75
V 74%
76
*65
105%
753%
;
18 Va
20%
67%
76
110
30%
15 Vt
*65
21,800
3,800
81 %
.
93/,
33%
4%
22
33%
1
37%
♦22
*9%
33%
33
18%
18
12%
15%
20%
15%
19%
13
17 S/8
193/4
75%
*75%
76
67
*65
81
♦80
38%
22%
600
9%
9%
500
33%
6,400
4,900
11,500
6,600
15,100
6,900
33%
33
43/4
4%
4%
4%
4%
43/4
22%
2ft %
22%
22%
22%
233/8
11%
10%
10%
11%
103/4
11
60%
59
103/4
60%
21%
21%
57%
583/4
58%
59
20%
213/8
21%
213/s
203/4
21%
84%
83
83
*83 J '
84%
*38
25%
56%
39%
25%
56%
46
*38%
♦82
46
♦45
46
39
*38
39%
25%
25%
57%
58
25%
*57
,
♦45
37%
25%
25%
58
*57
•
46
*45
46
38
*303/4
373/a
253/4
25%
25%
58
57
57
/-.i;
1 Hm.W.'tSUit'
m
58,100
373/4
22%
93/4
11%
46%
50
38%
60
1'
65,700
23
60 %
46
1,700
19,700
81
11%
84%.
2,200
67%
22
*82
.
100
21%
82
125,300
400
'
60V8
82
3,400
11,800
,
26%
19%
31
200
;*
80
26%
82
:
203/8
_100
„
Canadian
*74%
*75 Vt
100
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Co
123/4
♦79
263%
723%
"
700
'
80
26%
75
No par
62%
*79
26%
33%
> *
V
63
60 Vt
26%
75
•
v
8%
61%
*79
26%
t
♦413/4
,
83%
8%
613/4
70%
•
IIIIIII_III10
Mills
*8%
♦I43/4,
9%
-57%
105%
'
8%
153/4
9%
61%
263/4
*1043/4
8%
*143/4
42%
8%
573/4
10
8%
153/4
*413/4
9%
62
100
No
Co
Burlington Industries
Cannon
42%
61%
d_15
Co
Bulova
9
3
common
Forge
Bullard
x423/4
3.50
8%
*15
For footnotes, see page 26.
46%
240
1,300
32,800
48%
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
.1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada 'Southern Ry Co
1—100
45
11
45%
58%
36
27%
Campbell Red Lake
14
46
55%
48%
15 Vt Mar 11
28
46
56 Va
363%
100
22%
9%
California
Feb
July 28
Co
Callahan
55% Dec
4534
No par
preferred-
Buffalo
6
89
443/8 Jun
14 %
—100
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
6
22 % Aug
1,300
21 Va
9%
A
Byers Co (A M)
4
2,700
29 Va
93
9%
common
Bush Terminal Co
23
Va
21%
15
4
18
60
21
93%
10%
Inc
2
26% Jan
16%
13%
72 Va
1
Corp
16
34 % May
7% Jan
57
21%
23%
1534
Corp
26J/a Feb
Oct
69
Brunswick
Co
2
Dec
11
Shoe
40% Jun
Jan
56%
93%
93/4
common
series
4%
Jan
*28%
29%
21%
9%
3%% preferred
4%% second pref
24
19
57% Dec
Brown
preferred
66% Mar 10
21
13
29 Va
100
2,400
93%
153%
common
76% May 13
Jan
18% Jan
60%
54'%
*226
100
66
323/4 Aug 12
93/4 Mar 17
31
4
16%
2.50'
convertible
5.50%
$5
47%
No par
33/4% preferred—
Budd
593/4
& Maine RR—
preferred
T L
60 Va
21%
1
;
Brooklyn Union Gas
B
60 V2
*28%
25
Inc
Co
14% Apr 29
18% Apr
4
73% Jan
5
27% July 27
13% Dec
17% Jan
6
79
36% Sep 22
24% Dec 30
Stores
Bristol-Myers Co
26
60%
160
34,700
243/4
'
*80 Va
38%
100
preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Mar 30
25
104
67% Jan
Food
Edison
4Va%
.
37
5
common-
.
Oct
35%
7.50
Corp
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
11
37%
I.25
Braniff
6
12
5%
81%
71%
37
353/4
88%
f
*36-'
1
Club Inc
Common
'V
*80%
34%
21%
25 Va
89
823/4
35%
54
*36
262
*92
95%
82%
5
Corp
% % preferred
Boston
4
87%
lo
Co
21% May 31
93%
24%
*94 %
83%
5
Brass
Book-of-the-Month
3
46%
6,400
95%
21
55%
37
226
27
5,700
45%
58%
*36
26%
5%
*823/4
2.50
Inc
Bond Stores Inc
62% Apr
8% Apr
56
36%
263/4
95
'
21
46%
57%
*92
1
50c
Co
Aluminum &
49% Jun
133/4 Apr
x46
22,600
1
Laughlin
1
6
36%
100
Boeing Airplane Co__
5
55
5
common
Bliss
27 Vt Jan
44 Va May
Inc
Bliss
15% Jan
47%
100
„.
6
Boston
7% Nov 24
14% Dec
46 Va
_40c
common
pfd series of 1951
36 V4 Apr
,
Co
(Del)
4
17
*53 Va
1 peso
&
17% May 11
7
24
76
Inc
4
19 Va Jun
*28%
53
21%
1
Gypsum
18% Jun
Jan
29%
53
21%
5
Bigelow-Sanford
49 % Mar 25
*28%
53
21%
17,900
133/a
5
1
common
7% preferred
40 % Feb
16
29
53
21%
34%
13%
'.
Inc
Bethlehem
28% Jan
x29
34 Va
13%
50
Co
20% Jan
3
59%
100
Consolidated
Co
57% Jan
145% Mar 25
Jan
593/4
No par
common
Corp
Bestwall
53
593/4
1
5% preferred
8
Feb
59%
1
Beneficial Finance
Jun
82
34%
;
29% Jan
24 % May
1
25
4
May 19
21% Feb
343/8
Corp
8
15 Va Mar
23
50
34 Va
10
Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
I
35
May 2
22% May 27
18
May 14
21% Jan
25
138 % Jan
56% July 15
15% Nov
8
_
74'/a Jan
34%
l
('•
61
34
5%
34%
26 %
83
100
4%% preferred
53/a
13%
95%
823/4
__50
Bell Aircraft
57% Jun
95%
83
Corp
RR
Belding-Heminway
19
95%
*82%
Inc—
4%%
(A S)
26
25
26%
95%
82%
2.50
Instruments
16% Feb
89% Feb
5
Beaunit Mills Inc
20% Mar 29
37% Jan
May
95
26%
94 %
200
34%
1
26%
47
Creek
65,400
94
240
Shoe
13%
82%
47
Beck
12%
26%
*225
97% Jun
21
13%
5%
12.50
25% Jun
Apr
12%
14
10
13
8
133/a
35%
_No par
29
Jun
12 Va
5%
common
62% Jan
82
123/4
13%
3%%
Beckman
47,900
34%
conv prior preferred—100
4%% preferred
:
100
14
35%
.10
17% Apr
2
22
Jun
94 % May 18
34%
100
Inc
Co
33%
35
5%
Lomb Inc
Cigars
Beatrice Foods
35
1
6
43% Jan
32% Dec
226
&
Bayuk
100
33%
34
100
Apr 10
84
35% Jan
Bausch
7
14
45
21%
100
Feb
30
74% May
28% Jan
3
14
Jan
54% Jan
14%
"21 %
14 Va
l
1
"14
35%
10
\ 1,200
14%
21 %
5%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
87
14%
13%
59%
85%
1,100
21%
34%
100
115,500
14%
5%
preferred
87 Va
430
5
15%
21%
14%
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works
Corp
6
87%
4%
15%
♦203/4
35%
Barber Oil Corp
23
88 Va
5%
15 %
30
*14
5%
.
79
5
15%
3,200
•
14%
13%
common
40
88%
86
21%
34%
preferred series B
28
■V-
'
No par
preferred sex-ies C
Dec
5%
15%
9
Corp
com
noncumulative
*20%
*83%
15
91
,
•143/8
;
5%
86
13
i
Co
62 "Ve Feb
Feb
90
12%
5
28% Jan
92%
13
May 17
27
*91
12%
4
77%
78%
4%
153/a
l
4
54 % Jan
♦77%
*83 Va
>.>
4%
Corp
7% Jan
3
23%
15%
Avco
17 Ve Jan
39 Va May
•'
4
56
23%
93/4
34%
;
33 %
20
23%
9%
34%
23%
„■
33
Jan
23%
4,900
i
93/4
31%
66
23%
50
55
23%
'■
53%
35%
23%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
28
103%
54
x343/4
•
Baltimore & Ohio
103%
53
4%
1
common
Wilcox
103%
55
'
1
&
•
20
Co
Babbitt (B T)
V"
103 %
54
9%
10
37% Jan
23
104%
400
2,700
23 %
100
2
49% Sep
69
10
14%
27
30 Va
68 %
No par
1
20% May 27
30 Va
10
common
56% Dec
25
30%
69 Va <69%
553/4
21%
4%
30Va,'
69%
69
103 Vt
10,000
50
31
30% =
69
*14%
11
'
•103 Vt
30 Va
68%
*20%
14
*30%
17
69%
31
66%
No par
43% Jan
7,300
22%
18%
No par
29% May 11
3,500
19
22
19%
common
Powder
4%
22
183/4
22%
18%
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
4% %
213/4
22%
19%
preferred
B
Austin Nichols
May 10
22 Va
22%
18%
1
__100
2
85
17
22 %
preferred
Jun
8
*16%
♦16%
17
l
4% Jun
Jan
4,600
17%
2.50
Refining common
12% Jun
31
100
40 %
*16%
*16%
5% preferred
Atlas
803/4
40 Va
16%
"
15
15
47%
*79 Va
41%
_5
4
83% May 10
47%
80%
41 Va
Xl6%
41% Jan
$3.75
47%
*79 Va
47 Va
Dry Goods Corp—
1st
Atlantic
47%
42
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Mar 31
4,900
80%
79%
41%
24
80
34 Va
42%
47%
79%
42%
58% Feb
6
34
*79%
46%
79%
88% May 11
Jun
June 17
,41%
47%
5% non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4% preferred
36
33%
46%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
;
2
/
79%
Associates Investment Co
5
9% Feb
x325%
34%
33%
\
24% Nov 17
.
42%
Corp
2nd preferred $1.50 series
4
,
1
Industries Inc
Oil
34%
1
Common
4
34%
No par
common
Co
Constable
Associated
88% Jan
5
13
9
June 15
"
26
37% Jan
31% Feb
33%
25%
Corp
Jan
21% Jun
Sales for
the Week
Shares
Friday
June 16
5
Corp
Steel
Jan
15% May 11
Thursday
10
Oil
39
July" 16
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 14
No par
Argo
Armco
75
40% May 25
Monday
June 13
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
40% Jan
24 % May 18
80% July 29
May
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
7
64 y8 May
23
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
JiWT -
60
80
400
10,500
500
Volume 191
Number 5961
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2649)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
123/4 Nov 2Q
23% Apr
37% Feb
10
33% Dec
31
563/4 July 15
52% Feb 10
10
25 s/8 jun
193/4 Jun
85
Dec
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
71/8 Apr 19
131/2 Jan
4
49 Ye Jan
41% Apr 25
4
261/s May 27
35% Feb 25
88% Jan
12
Apr
Carborundum
Carey
4
5
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
41 y4 Jan
19
35
Feb
1
413/4 jun
16
Oct
16
39
May 25
58 % Jan
4
34% Nov
17
2
413/4 Jan
1
48% Jan 19
46% Jan 27
293/4 Jun
40% Dec
40% Feb
9
43% Jun
14.
313/4 Jan
26% Apr
1
58 3/4 Mar 11.
29 % Feb
23
89% Dec
7
18
26% Feb
2
Sep 22
16
108
Dec
29
6
Jan
12
7% Apr 22
30
Nov
16
89% Nov
10
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
29
22% Jun
1143/4 Jvm
91 %
76% Sep 22
32
July
5
Nov
23
17% Dec
30
20
Apr
3
16
27
Nov
23
5
22
55
Jan
41
Jan
44% Mar 20
5
Case
19
7% Feb
26
6
10
15
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
Aug 20
19
5%
3
54% Jan
5
57
80
8
24
193/s Mar 8
32 3/4 Jan 20
783/4 May 12
21% Mar 29
303% Jun
Aug 14
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
76
22
88ya Dec
28
99% Feb 27
88% Jan 27
93
37% Sep
10
46% May 11
423/4 Jan
4
523/4 Jun
20
Dec
11
31
22
4
28% May 23
Central
RR
321/4 Dec
31
July 27
323/4 Dec 31
26
421% Jun
15
Central
&
I—
21% May
2
28% Feb
15
Central
16% Jan
7
Central
Violetta
8% Jan
151/2 Mar 11
12
50 3/4 Mar
42
113/4 Jun
13
28!% Feb
1% Jan" _9
52
Apr
17
;
27
22%
22%
23
22
*92%
92%
91 Va
92%
40%
45%
30%
43
27
40%
46
40%
46
303/4
43%
27%
30%
31%
42%
43%-
27%
275/a
70%
71%
703/4
73%
71
72%
11%
102
11%
102%
6
28 %
89%
25
117
75%
11
113/a
11
11%
92%
403/4
45
30%
42%
27%
-
*
-
of
South West Corp
Sugar
13% Jan
Certain Teed
12
40% Apr
Cessna
51/2 Jan
463/4 May 11
70% Jan
Belt
Chain
79
37%;Jun
9
50% Feb 24
30
May 19
42% Jan
87 5/s Dec
16
99
88
Jan
8
93
Jun
14
35
Nov
30
45 s/8
8
45
% Jun
15
19
Nov 24
......
22y4
23%
*55
*76%
20%
36
91%
91
51%
51%
263/4
26
41
22%
41
2l3/4
gy2
34%
9%
x33%
11%
3%
3%
56
56%
56%
33 %
33%
91 %
441/4
18%
22%
11,900
92%
92%
9iy4
91%
500
40%
41%
41%
41%
16,400
46%-.
47 y«
463/4
47%
14,800
89%
253%
75%
263/4
27%
*18%
18%
21%
21%
23%
23%'
*55
'56
*76%
80
20%
20%
36%
36%
*91
91%
51%
52
30%
'
303/4
43
*27%
102%
400
73
17,500
11
102%
11%
27,700
101%
5%
102
5%
27%
26%
89
25
470
71
5%
89
7,700
42y,
28
27%
330
6
3,000
27%
*89
34,000
116
89%
100
24%
251/4
24,000
1143/4
253/4
116
2,600
31
413%
28
115%
80
75%
75,%
75%
76
1,900
27%
27%
27%
18%
18 ya
273/4
is ya
9,000
♦18%
213/4
21%
28%
22%
22%.
1,900
21%
213/4
7,800
22
56
•55
*76%
*54
80
*76
200
56
80
20%
20%
20%
20%
5,100
36%
363/4
30%
4.500
91
91
363/4
91%
3,600
130
52%
52%
91%
523/4
26
26
20
600
393/8
21 »/8
41%
39%
40
14,900
22
213/4
22%
7%
7%
7%
7%
52
*25
41
22%
*7%
42%
22%
*9%
9%
9 8/a
33%
32%
11%
12%
34
34%
3%
56
34
9%
8,000
300
9%
1,200
33
32%
33%
10,000
11%
12
11%
12
17,300
33 ya
34%
32%
33%
3%
3%
3%
3%
20,700
9,100
55%
55%
54%
55
34 y4
3%
*9%
56 %
33
34 %
31
*27%
25y»
8
%
42%
'
25%
56%
33%
92
44%
18%
301/2
19%
22%
11%
34%
63 %
21%
117
75%
3%
34
1,800
23
5%
24%
9%
33%
12
35%'
12
35%
27%
28
*89
7%
5,700
27 ya
103
*116
42 %
22%
7%
8
Shares
8%
46
47
5%
'
8ya
41%
27 %
26%-
3 ye
/
102%
8%
$ he Week
46
'
91
51%
34%
1
8'/a
27
18%
22y4
23'%
56
80
20%
36%
40
22
*7%
9%
33%
ll3/4
-
—10
Co.
26%
*18%
<-
26%
.—.1
Inc
27%
18%
50%
2.50
Co
Gotham
5%
27%
*89
24%
*116
75%
*90%
No par
.5
Corp..
1
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
■
21%
243%
56
80
207/a
36%
36
No par
^.9.50
Co
-
.
71%
26%
*18
21%
23%
*55
*76%
20%
50
N J—;
i
•
11%
11%
102
102%
5%
6
27%
28
*89
89%
24%
25
*116
117
75%
75%
—
Co
27%
70%
common_No par
100
Century Industries CO
Cerro de Pasco Corp..
1
July 27
27%
preferred
Central Illinois Public Service—.10
May 11
3 %
27 %
& Elec..No par
Illinois Lgt
4%%
6
Jan
27
16% Apr
Central
Jan
1
May 29
May
11
291/8 Jun
"41/4
Central Hudson Gas
38y4 May 13
5
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
Mar
9
91/8 Mar
27%'
22 \
92%
41
45%
30%
43
28%
23%
.12.50
100
7
Soya Co
16
71/2 Jun
28
—
17
29'/a Jan
28%
Central
21
16
28%
203/4
Cbrp common
:
.1
preferred
:
20
Aguirre Sugar Co..
5
Central Foundry Co.
1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
5 % preferred series' B_—
—100
11
283/8 Jan
46
1
Co common
preferred
:
18% Sep
~83/4 Dec"22
45%
Celotex
Jan
25% Jan
4
May
46%
15
8
2
15
Jan
46
Inc.
719/e Feb
30
8%
47
35% Jan
13
211/4 Jun
17% Mar
8V4
46%
83% Jan 13
Jan
31% Jan
1193/4 Mar
8%
June 17
46
No par
Z..5-,
:
10
-—50
1
(J I)
7%
8%
Friday
June 16
10
CO-
Power
Products
8%
Sales for
Thursday
June 13
45%
-
6%%
2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4.20%
preferred
—100
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7% 2nd preferred..
—100
4%% conv preferred series A.100
92
8
26% Jun
Carter
-
75% Apr 29
9
21% Apr
13
Feb
4
34% Jan
8
88
6
1143/4 Jan
17
34% July
5% Jun
25%NTay
Mfg
& Light
Steel Co.....
Carrier Corp common
4%%
preferred
Carriers & General Corp.
22% Jan
1
1253/4 May 13
119%Mar 16
8%
Wednesday
June 14
5
Carpenter
78% Jan
10% May 19
1013/4 jun 17
Ino—-——.—1
Corp
Carolina
Tuesday
June 13
No par
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio Ry.100
102% Jan
26% Sep 30
38% Jan
8
Monday
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
8
62
Airlines
Capital
2
95
9
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
33%
34'A
33%
34%
1,300
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
25% Sep
15
59
Mar
4
69% Jan
6
95
Mar 15
991/4 Apr
13
11% Apr 26
May 31
Jan
18
Chicago & .East 111 RR com__No par
22
341/4 Jan
21
30% May 13
43% Jan
6
35% May
19% Mar
401/4 Apr
7
26% Jan
6
69% Feb
26
4
21
Jan
4
42 y2 Jan
9
26 y2 May
3
33% Feb
26
37% Dec 31
18% Jun
2
38% Jan
6
36% Jan
213/a Jun
2
29% Jan
4
5
17% Mar 23
6
18
10 y4 Jun
1
15
34% Jun
13
Dec
46
74% July
64% Dec 29
118% Feb
26
19
% Aug
Jan
8
38
3
July 14
38% Nov
16
53
Jan
36% Sep
29
44 y2 Mar 30
23%.Nov 25
33% July
8
71% May 22
13y4.Apr
25
63
1
5
Jan
No par
——
8
17 % May 13
4
103/a Oct
Common
26
34% Mar
9
34% Feb
Oct
4
May 28
25% Apr 17
24
Sep
26 5/a Nov
106
;
6
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion: Spark Plug Co..
—1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co——1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc..
1
Checker Motors Corp
—1.25
Chemetron
Corp
.1
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common..25
31/2% convertible preferred—100
Mar
16
62
14 y4 Mar 24
43y4 Jan
5
Jun
17
183/4 Nov 23
32% Jan
22
16
Mar
231/2 Jan
283/4 Nov 23
45 y4 May
25
26% May
23
Mar
23% May
22
37 ya Jan
2
20
May
32
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
13
Maj' 20
26% Jun
17
46y2Dec
17
39 % Jan
50% Feb
4
'Chic
No par
•/
North Western
&
5%
com
*97
13%
■■
20%
63%
19%
32%
37%
12%
30
24%
20
25%
26%
20%
Chickasha
13
13
19
15% Jan
57% Jun
72 5/s May 20
42% May 11
71% Jan
Chrysler
54%
49%:
38% Jun
84% Jun
36%
82%
*96
30%
53
40%
20%
46%
*15ya
5
O'Nuts Corp
Full
—1
—25
Corp
-
-
18
18'A
18
18%
29
29%
29%
31
19%
20%
22%
20%
20%
13,400
9,600
8,200
9,000
221/4
8,600
5,300
19%
20%
23%
22%
11%
34%
62%
22%
221/4
11%
104
*99
12%
106
11%
11%
*341/4
62
11%
11
22%
11%
34%
34%
600
63%
8,700
61%
*97%
106
11%
*22
25
*22
25
32%
*36%
32%
37%
*32
36i/2
36%
20%
21 Va
20%
62
*61%
19%
*30y4
24%
25
*20
62y4
19%
30%
24%
25%
21
*13
13%
*11'A
21"
*13
,
55
47%
63
19%
30%
25
25%
21
13%
55%
49 %
55!4
48%
55'/2
4.9%
37%
82'/4
981/2
30%
53%
41%
37%
82%
*98
30V4
53%
38%
821/4
99
30%
53%
,
105
r
r
'
m
62%
19%
11%
•22
,
33
37%
21%
300
11%
62%
*98%
92
34%
32%
37%
82%
98%
30%
53%
Chock
Oil..
Cotton
44'A
26
55%
50V4
Jan
25%
43%
32%
*36'/2
21
621/4
19%
30y4
24
25%
20%
-
21%
63%
20
31%
...100
——8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No Par
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tbol
44%
92'/2
45y8
18%
301/4
11%
34%
63 y2
11,500
90%
*90%
44%
18
29%
11%
34»/2
63 y2
•90
90%
44
93
45
18%
31
20%
*23 V2
26%
*23%
x32%
*361/2
50
No par
—100
29% Jan
24% Oct
Ry
5% preferred
^Chic Milw St Paul & Pac.
5% series A noncum pfd
29% Jan
27% Dec 24
36% July 28
37 y4 Apr 17
Western
22%
H>/a
34%
62"%
231/4
11%
34%
63%
104
*12%
40
Great
30
19%
20%
*97
comz—10
Class A
Chic
36% Jan
26%,Nov 23
—
4
92
44%
18%
31%
25
32
32
*36 »/4
20%
61 %
600
700
100
37
20%
13,700
61%
1,600
191/4
191/2
2,100
30
30%
29%
30
1,900
24
241/4
25%
23»A
23%
8,600
25
25>/a
4,300
*20
20%
21
*13
13%
*13
13%
100
55%
54
55%
47%
6,800
42,700
38%
7,700
19%
24%
55%
47
48'/4
21
46%
150
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
30% Dec
11
37
Jan
21
77
Dec
23
91% Feb
16
30% Feb
78% Jan
4
93
Dec
17
102% Jan
12
94% Feb
2
35y4 Oct 23
47% Jun
30
3
38% Jan
9
54
May 16
1
49
Je.n
8
46% Jan
14
64% July 10
28% May
49% Mar
46% NOV
19
64% Jan 26
39% Jun
18% Apr 29
Nov
2
18% Jan
2
431/4 May 24
14% Mar 23
551/2 Jan
2
15
5
43
*.
Feb
27% Mar 20
Jan
9
57
15% Dec
16
331/2 May 31
44% Jun 22
101
41% May 19
587/a Jun 16
Dec
28
Jan
4
9
39
Jun
12
321/4 Jun
16
24% Jan
2
591/4 Dec
14
42
Feb
17
Dec
15
136 »/2 Jan
16
28
Dec
29
65
18
99
Dec
Jan
4
4
11
57
46
4
18
33
126
Jan
57
48.% Mar
126% Feb
-
9
12
Apr
67
May 26
7
17
48% Feb
8
60% Jun
33% May
71% Jan
2
411/4 Jan
27.
5
76% Mar 28
7
30'/s Jan
6
17
73% Jun
17
—
43% July 27
35
Sep 21
71
Dec
23
21% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
22% Mar
47% Dec
9
72 y8 Dec
16
48
23% Jan
8
34% Dec
10
45»/a Nov 13
82
Feb
50% Mar 11
Feb
6
19% M'ay
3
35% Jan
4
48% Feb
14
63% Feb
Jan
18
57
Feb
14
36% Apr
12
45% Jun
187/« Jun
6
20% Jan
4
14% Jun
17
18
15% Nov 23
24% Mar 23
60ya Dec
16
74
43% Sep
21
51% Mar 23
43
19% Nov
32% Jun 17
25 'A Nov 17
54% Jan
14
12% Sep
9
50
47%
55y4
42%
55'A
43%
19ya
55'A
43%
187/a
55y4
45%
19'A
4%
17
38%. May 18
67% Aug
7
18'A Mar 11
23% Feb
17
28i/4 Jan
4
Combustion
27
61% May 5
2(3% Jun 17
Commercial
Credit Co
Commercial
Solvents
62ya Jun
Commonwealth
64
Apr 20
56'A Mar
8
Columbus
10
90% Jan
4
98y2 Jun
14
22
1081/2 Apr
25
17
37% Oct
25% May
12% Sep
6
1
23
May 26
68'A Jan. 21
59
Jan
4
96i/4 Jan
13
42% Feb
17
1
31
22% Nov
9
27 Ya
July 10
57% Feb 24
45% Sep 21
12% Dec 17
32
Feb 25
33
52% May 22
61% Feb 25
23
87% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
25
Dec
9
44 Ye Jun
18
101% Oct 23
,
Jan
6
42% Nov
5
99% Mar 10
Feb 26
99
92
Jan
22
26
May
20% Jan
20
Mar
29y4 Jan
6
64% Apr
100% Apr
13
Jun
17
59
4
May 17
421/4 May 18
8% Jun 17
6
6
Consolidated
Jan
8
Consol RR of Cuba
40% Jan
4
17
4
93% Mar 24
87% Jan
4
95
59
88
Jun
May
Apr
30% Nov
9
23% Mar 11
8
83
Jan
14
88'A Jun
55%. July 29
107% Apr 27
38
Apr. 26
5
29 % Jan
92 Vb
2
48% Jan
May
100% Jun
16
104% Jan
Nov
17
58%
Jan
6
39% Jun
16
47% Jan
Dec
18
92
Apr 13
75% Jan
4
83'A May 23
>
11% Jan
2
16% Mar 12
9% Jun
17
14% Jan 20
20% Dec
18
23 ya Apr 20
19% Jun
14
22% Jan 27
For
footnotes,
see page
26.
20'/?
26%
25^8
25y2
24%
57.%
21'A
60%
58'A
21%
61%
57%
21
58%
57%
20%
60%
58%
21 'A
61V2
1
Co
com—25
*
Consolidation
—5
Industries..
Jan
29
7
6
Electronics
19
23'A Jan
301/4 Apr
53% Jan
88'A Jan
81% Jan
Consol
5
5
48ys
—
49
29% Jan
27% May
Corp.—.1.33 Vb
Gas Utilities—
1
Laundries Corp.
5
Natural
Foods
Coal
..
15 y2
15ya
6iy2
*61
15 JA
t.47%
,43'A
62
48%
60
*96
97
*108
109'A
14
14'A
9J/a
9%
14
14%
8%
8%
24%
24%
64
64%
99% 100
30
53%
53%
53%
53%
2,700
15,700
40%
42
41
42
19,400
19%
19%
19%
46'A
46%
46%
14%
14%
*19
*29%
210
38
14%
39%
57%
58%
58%
58%
1,800
1,400
1,000
12,000
8,400
93%
94%
94%
94%
190
*59%
60»/a
32%
32%
32%
69
70%
68
46%
14%
55%
*127%
58%
55%
130
36%
*60
54%
*127%
59%
58%
39%
00%
100
32 »A
69
23,200
210
54%
130
3,300
-
60%
18,600
37%
15,300
*1125
*1125
*76
39%
37
»A
77
37%
*76
10
77
27
27%
26%
27%
3,900
67%
71%
70%
73%
21%
150,300
21%
21%
22
46%
46%
*46%
*54
17,300
300
47
15
^
61
47
48
21%
61'A
*97'/2
98
*108
109%
13
13%
9ya
9'A
14'/8
14%
8'A
8'A
24%
247/s
64
643/a
99% 100
97
98'/2
*108
109V2
131/2
13%
9»/a
9'/a
14»/a
14'A
8i/o
8%
*24%
24%
64Vo
64%
99% 100
55
55
55%
40
44«/8
45
44%
447A
26,800
18%
19 y8
18%
19
46,600
15'A
14%
15
62
61
61
100
46%
47%
47%
48
4,000
48 i/a
48 '/a
48 y8
*48%;
4,100
15
*61
24%
251/8
24%
25%..
57V2
58%
58
59%
20 'A
22%
22%
23%
62
'
61'A
97
*108
131/8
9%
14
62
97
109%
13%
X61%
*83%
♦107
131/a
9%
9%
141/8
8%
137/a
8%
8,500
10,300
5,900
149,000
14,000
700
95%
108
13%
9%
14
2,900
3,900
12,000
9%
24'A
24%
23%
24 »A
7,800
4,200
63%
641/4
63%
64'A
10,700
8%
100
100
100
100
3,100
53
53%
53%
55
55%
57%
57
59
28,800
29%
X28%
53%
29%
53
28%
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
25%
25%
25%
25%
251/8
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
5,000
4,500
*21%
22'A
21%
22
22
22
22
22
21%
21%
45
45%
44%
45
44
44%
43%
44%
101/4
*9%
10%
*9%
9%
8%
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
58%
58%
58%
33%
58%
33%
No par
58%
58%
58%
58%
92
92
91%
58%
921/2
911/2
92%
931/2
93%
*93%
800
18,000
91/4
*91
92
*92%
95%
•93%
95%
85
♦84
86%
*84
25%
85
100
—
common
*88
101 i/s,
'
1
*88
39%
,
,
,
101
89
♦80
91%
33 y4
*92%
*83%
85'A
25
24%
25
24%
89
88
88%
39%
39%
39%
39
1Q0% 101%
101
*40%
41%
41%
41%
81%
80
80
80
80
10%
10
10%
10
10%
20%
19%
19%
'
100%
39%
*79%
100%.
40%
*88'
38%
101
39%'
25
30
*19%
20%
10
*18%
.
20
10,600
89
50
39
4,500
101%
280
40%
21,100
*79%
80
50
10%
9%
10
13,100
19%
*191/4
80
Continental Copper & Steel—t
Industries common
—2
5%
convertible preferred.——25
400
95
84
*88
;
7,600
921/2
95
84
25
40%
280
32,500
59
86%
41%
10
—Nopar
89
40%
5
No par
common—*
251/4
25%
5
—
30
*9%
Baking Co
$5.50 preferred
z
$3.75 preferred
200
30
44%
Nopar
Continental Can Inc
99
101/4
—
preferred
82%
99
45%
.-10
$4.52 preferred
Nopar
$4.16 preferred
—
No par
Container Corp of America—
4%
38
82%
99
10'A
$4.50 preferred
Continental
38'/a
83%
*98
pfd100
Co.—...——1
Gas
6%
Consumers Power Co com
Common
551/2
45'A
19
48
—
Edison
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
2
4
*55
44ya
19
48
...100
100
—1
Co.—.... 1
;
.10
Nopar
Consolidated Cigar Corp
^1
Consol Edison of N Y com
Nopar
$5 preferred
No par
12
37%
77
26'/2
473A
preferred
preferred ...
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing
Cone Mills Corp——
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
18
12% Jan
—
151/4
61
47%
48%
25%
5.25%
3
17% Jan
-
4.64%
10% Apr 27
30% Nov 24
58% Dec
75
3
14
29% Dec
44
81/4 Feb
24
19
82
20
13% May 11
7% Jun
6
22y4 Sep 23
17% Sep 21
21% Dec
2
251/8 Jun
2
18
25
Dec
Jun
20% Sep 30
14% Jun
1
106 y2 Feb
87
13
&
*59%
*32 V2
331/4
69
707/a
56i/2
57Vz
'*127% 130 ♦.
58%
59Va
*1125
__
36% 37'/2
*76
77
26y4
27Ya
661/2
68%
21%
22y2
46%
46%
—1
Engineering Inc
551/4 Jan
common
preferred
Columbian Carbon
19ya
46'/*
14%
39
58%
94 ?
60
...10
48% Jun
103% Jan
95% Dec
Ohio Elec^.S
3
9
58 ya Dec
Southern
391/8 Feb
19
10 y8 Sep
26% Dec
Co^
5
112% Feb
>6
19
15i/a
*601/2
r!473A
•4
101 y2 Apr
10
—;5
Nopar
Nopar
Pictures
41
37%
*82
Ry—
491/4 Jan
2
6% Feb
Southern
9
22
14% Jan
&
noncumulative
Columbia
44'A Mar
Dec
94%
60y2
331/2
69y2
57y2
130%
59'/8
*45%
$4.25
557/8 Jan
90
57
47'/2
1
Columbia
101% Sep 25
2
8 '/a Jan
37%
*46%
common
series B
18
4
45%
14%
38
57%
94
15
5
Iron
&
18
13% Mar
56
93%
60
*32 y2
19%
20%
46y4
50
Fuel
preferred
Apr
Nov
551/4
19y2
45%
14%
36%
56i/2
*93%
47i/4
15%
37%
69 Vs
22'/2
18% Feb
Jun
35%
1
—
65
60
20%
40
67Va
22
Co
2
Mar 23
40%
67»/a
22%
51/2%
14
20
48% May
7
24% Mar 13
53%
41%
63%
22%
Radio
Colorado
24
,Jan
30
*59%
*32 y2
67ya
57V2
*127
58%
*1125
37i/a
*76
26%
Colorado
Oct
35
37%
82%
98'/a
93%
60
331/2
64%
67
57'A
58y4
*129
130%
587/a
59%
*1125
—
37%
38%
76
76
26%
27%
Collins
5
49
-
...
4
46'A Jan
-
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
—10
7
62
Apr
8
35% Apr 11
71% May 31-
130% Mar
Common
4% preferred
——
5
90ya Jan
23
651/2 Feb 20
'
Apr 12
24% Jan
5iy4Jan
17
8.50
100
4%% preferred
:
__10O
Cincinnati Milling Machine CO.—10 C I T Financial Corp—
.No par
Cities Service Co
!
10
City Investing Co..——
5
City Products'Corp.—
No par
City Stores Co
5
Clark Equipment Co—
—10
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
$4.50 preferred—
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd___50
Special guaranteed 4% stock
50
Clevite Corporation a,
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Nopar
7% preferred—
100
Coca-Cola1 Co
Nopar
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Nopar
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
/
$3.50 preferred
Nopar
Collins & Aikman Corp.
Nopar
7
47% Jan
J
Mar 20
Dec
89
100
15
20%
100
18
(2650)
?
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Monday, June 20, 1960
v..
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Oct
23
66
Sep
22
45% Oct
23
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
46
9 Ye
Mar
5
50 % Dec
31
Oct
23
35
Nov
4
21
56% Jan
4
Continental
9% May 11
11% Jan
6
4
Continental
40% Mar 16
Continental
Jun
1
31% May 10
28% May 10
i
33 y8 Mar 17
42'A Mar
30% May 31
17
54"% Dec
;
7
50y4 Sep
23
5 9 Ye Jun
1
<46% Apr
9
154% Dec
7
124
84% Feb
11
88
15
35% May
Sep 24
-
83 %
Apr
Feb
4
88
85% Jan
24 % Jun
10
18% Jun
8% Jan
5
3.4% Dec
31
11% Mar
5% Apr
22
3
2
Jan
351/2 Jan
12
72
NOV
71% Nov
24
85
2
231/2 Dec
23
28% Mar
19
30
23% Oct
Nov
Coty
4% Jan
4
75% Mar 24
4
17% Mar
39% Jan
4
5
19% May 13
9
23% Feb
17
26
Jan
15
28
16"% Feb
17
30
Jun
17
28 % Feb
41
July 23
1
38% Apr
7
371/4 May 27
44
Jan
20
36% Mar 22
40% Feb
23
50% Jun
9
60% Jan
6
42% May 31
Dec
31
>98% Apr
21
r
32% Feb
24
;
5%
29% Jan
85
7
25% May
1041/4 Sep
5% Dec
7
114 «/4
21
July
21% Jan
23
37% Jan
16
10% Jun
15
171/4 Mar
30
'
12 Ye Mar 31
15
33
4
9
■*
Aug 18
65
16
4
Crown Zellerbach
Cuba
Jan
11
4
69% Mar 23
10% May 18
13
Jan
18
Sep
15
41% Jan
20
33% Mar 22
37
Jan
14
15
16% Jan
21
9% Apr
56% Apr
25
12% Jan
7
67
21% Apr
2
Aug 27
25% Feb
3
27
20% Mar 22
25
Feb
2
40% Nov
25
16% May
9
31% Jan
25
31
Apr 29
37% Jan
44
14
59% Jan
94% Dec
5
46% Dec
21
Nov
911/4 Feb
82
16
83
Jan
33
29
Jun
83
96
16
Jan
19%, July 27
131.4 Jun
14
26% Jan
363A July 15
22
34
493/4 Mar 18
35 Y4 Feb
Feb
May 31
85
*85
88
*85
90
*87
90
19
18%
13%
13%,
3%
<,4,7%
75
36
331/2
37
;
/
•
333/,,
Cutler-Hammer
Dana
Corp
3'JA%
Dan
6
5
Inc—
21%:
21
'201/8
20 Ya
14,800
95 %:
96
95%
951%
200
6%
6
10%
69%
*68
69%
14%
10
93/4
57
*56%
57
21
*20%
20%
90%
90
34 Ya
34 Ya
335/a
34
85
85
*84
86
13 Ya
13 Ya
Xl3%
13s/a
13 Y»
13 Ya
13%
25
25 V*
25
25Y4
25 y4
25 Ya
23 Ya
48 Ya
44%
45
50 3/4
52
513/4
53%
75
75
75
A__
B
76
Dec
22
100
831/2 Apr
211/4 Feb
9
75% Jan
6
76
76
82 Ya May 23
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
—100
*80
82
243/a Jan
2
16% Nov
<"36% Apr
25
21
7% Sep 21
411/4 Jun
5
53
21
May 25
12 Ya Jan
15
28 Y2 Jan
9% Jan
5
Delaware
Lack
403/4 Jun
7
Delaware
Power
&
26 Ya Jun
17
Delta
Lines
Apr 20
-
Dentists'
Denv & Rio Grande West
DeSoco
Chemical
40 Ya Mar 23
44 Y2 Jun
16
Detroit
Apr 28
271/4 Oct 28
54% Jan
6
60
17 Ye Jun
2
2u Ya Jan
7
29
24% Mar
5
13
7
64% Oct
30
41 '/a Nov
15
22
17
50% May
29% Mar
"
173/4 Jan
32% Mar 24
7
8
28
Jan
2
8
11
30
64
4
Vilbiss
Co
Diamond Alkali
Diamond National Corp
$1.50 preferred
20 Y4 Feb
23
Diana
18
241/4 Aug
6
42% Mar 13
161/2 Jun
26% Sep
18% May 31
33Y»Jan
4
32% Sep
23
59% Apr
27 Ya Jun
2
49 Ya Jan
4
Disney
31% Sep
22
29 % Mar
23% Jan
9
33
4
Co
363A July 29
21% Sep 21
11 Ye Nov 25
16
29% Jan
.
Mar 26
17% Jan
12
6
533A Jan
13Ya Mar 31
Dr
May 16
22 y4 Mar 15
Dome
161/2 Apr
21
28
27% Aug 17
lOOYa Dec 11
5
45 Ya Jan
21
19Ya Jun
6
28% Apr
24
25
23
143A Jan
6
11
May
8
85 Y» Mar
8Ya Jun
4
423/fe Feb
10
5
Dover
4
Dow
99 Ye Jan
14
7
16
303% Jan
27
Dominick
Douglas
4
Feb
202% Feb
95
Sep
74% Sep
22% Sep
9
2783A Aug
37
Dec
3
106
17
7
Jan
21
86% Apr
17
26 Ya Jan
42% Feb
27
Apr 28
96 y4 Jan
12
4
200
3
,74% Jan
21 Ya Mar
.
37
Jan
5
8
5
18
47
,
Mar 24
333A Oct
27
42
8
Mar 23
183/4 Jun
16
4,600
62 Ya
*>34%
v
30
59 Ya
1
Y
26
*58
43 Ya
443/a
44 Ya
*56
44 Ya
59 Ya
26
26
26Ya
26 Ya
26 Ya
61%
613/4
60%
61Yt
593/4
34 y4
35 Ya
603/4
7,500
34 V*
34 Ya
34 Ya
35 Ya
15,400
*29%
61 Ya
35
30%
k
29 Ya
30
18%
18%
Fund
26 y2
30 3/a
17Ya
30 y4
30 y4
700
17 Ya
17 Ya
17 Ya
16 Ya
20
203/4
17Ya
1,700
20
20 y4
19 Ya
20 Ya
21,700
323/8
33 Ya
22,000
29 Ya
293%
1,600
24 Ya
25 Ya
3,500
12 Ya
12 Ya
1,100
30 Ya
29 Ya
30%
303/4
32 y4
295/a
29 Ya
29 Ya
29%
1
24 Ya
293/4
293/4
25 Ya
25 Ya
24Ya
243/4
25%
12 %
25 Ya
123/4
*12 Ya
12 Ya
253/4
12%
12%
17 Ya
175/a
12%
12%
175/a
173/4
17Ya
17 Ya
17 Ya
-
17 Ya
17 Ya
175/a
17%
17 Ya
17%
17 Ya
173/e
17%
295/8
30
17%
293/a
295/a
173/a'
29 Ya
173/4
293/4
17%
3,800
20
20
293/a
29 Ya
20
29%
305/a
16,700
Co
91Y4
923/a
19%
193/4
19 Ya
19 Ya
91%
92 Ya
91
92
20,500
19Ya
20
193/4
203/a
35,800
263/8
263/a
263/4
1,100
10
10
1,700
5
x
50c
.v
*193/4
20
19 Ya
91%
92
,91%
92%
'
19 Ye
203/a
195/a
19 Ya
26 y4
26
26 y4
10
10 Ya
10 Ya
10%
10 Ya
10%
1
10 Ya
8%
8 5/8
10 Ya
8Ya
85/a
83A
8 Ya
8%
8 Ya
207 Ya
210
*99
100
5
Corp
de
Nem
(E
I)
&
8Ya
195/a
20
*26
263/a
♦26
Co—
Common
5
213 y4
218
214
Preferred
217 Ya
$4.50
series
2113/4
No par
213 y4
983/4
100
99
2093/4
100
211%
100
Preferred
16
100
$3.50
series
No par
77 Ya
78
78
24 Ya
\ 24
Duquesne Light
4%
Co
common
preferred
50
4.20%
preferred
50
4.10%
Mar 10
preferred
50
$2.10 preferred
5
DWG
Cigar
3,800
1
No par
Co
Industries
Font
1,100
17 Ya
x29 y4
1
Chemical
*26
13,500
20 Ya
29 5/8
;
I8Y4
17%
■30 Y2
Inc
Aircraft
18%
20
22
No par
Ltd
9,500
59 Ya
18 Ya
No par
Co
*56
18%
34 Ya
30 y4
59 y2
11,500
19
60
•
>18
*
443/a
183/4
26 y4
43 y4 Apr 14
46 Y, Feb 15
43% May 20
44
8 3/4
I
Mar 23
24 Ya Jan
8%
295/a
50
40 y4 Jan
83/4
293/a
preferred
42 Y4 Jan
8 Ya
2
$4.15
481/4 May 26
46% Jan 13
10,500
v
2.50
Ltd
44 % May 18
18
2
20Ya
24
16
19
17 Ya
1
38
Nov
22% Feb
33 Ya
30
_5
Dec
42% Jun
60
44 Ya
*58
26%%
50c
Products
..•<'■
26 Ya
50
11
6,500
16 Yt
443/a
preferred
41
Jan
203/4
16
44 Ya
$3.75
41
40
26 Ya
20 Ya
16%
83/4
11
38% Jan
27
253/4
21%
16%
8%
18
46% Mar 13
253/4
21
8%
39 Ya Feb
1
20,700
16 Ya
803/4 Apr
24 % Jun
21
38 Ya
21 y4
8
38% Dec
37 Ya
16 Ya
13
40% Dec
463A Jan
102
38 3/a
Duplan
22
266% Jan
12,700
38 Y4
253/a
20%
19 Ya
6,300
38 Ya
16%
59 Ya
20,900
23 Ya
253/4
21 y4
44
443/4
21
6Ya
; k"»20%
18Ya
44%
23%
6 Y2
16 S/a'Y-'%'
8Ya
44
6Ya
213/4
16%
74,100
6Ya
16Ya
•
303/4
1,
du
'
7
295/a
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
4
143% Jan
y4
6Ya
21Ya
Corp
Dresser
23
40
'
Dunliill International
19
133/e Jan
(Walt)
Mines
19 Y2 Jan
4
23
:•••'
7
38 y4
1
Corp
Club Inc
(The)
Pepper
243/4 Jan
17
Mar 15
9% Jun
143/4 Aug 17
25
Apr 26
19 Ya Jun
7
Sep
15
May 10
74% Jan
11
28% Feb
43 y4
233/8
i„
360
81
25 3/8
25
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
j.
12
273ANov
22 Ya Jan
Jan
Stores
Diners'
17 Ya
May 18
20% July 23
28
193/a Jan
173/a Jan
22
2
36Ya Oct
23
17
*80
39%
10
Distillers
6
24
81
25 Ya
_15
4
*80
7
8Ya
7,400
77
235/a
8
41,000
76
♦76
23%
1
47 Ya
54 Ya
75 Ya
77
25 Ya
t
/
31 Ya
;
4,000
*76
30 V*
.
243/8
77
44 y4
Ya
10,600
82
34%
23
40
13 3/a
*76
44
baTYaip
4,400
86
*80
33
..
3,000
46 Ya
"
45 Ya
7
1,200
..
53%
76
33 Ya
23 Ya
31,200
23%
■
54
44 3/8
-
33 Ya
82
'
100
600
v
13 y4
47 Ya
53 Ya
11,200
891/2
*84
45 Ya
*75
39 Ya
2.50
86
76
25 Ya
1
4
45%
'25 3/8
RR_No par
33 Ya
^
♦84
53 Ya
39 Ya
Corp_
14
43 Ya
53 y4
*75
3
NY
33
86
39 Ya
Coatings
Apr
36 Ya Jan
31
333/4
31%
44
De
33 Ya
31 y4
*58
Steel
91
45
_20
Detroit
4
Jan
of
Co
32%
90
31
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Mar 21
Jan
Supply
31%
90%
18
76
*80
•
32%
89%
6.75
Edison
7
68
—50
Co
.
20
23
Jan
Light
76
'
32
17%
443/4
No par
Western
Jan
10
Dec
30% Jun
&
183/a Jan
15 V4 Jan
46
Air
Hudson
24 Vo May 23
191/2 May
28i/4 Dec
&
20% May 12
143A May 3
7% Apr 22
25
Dec
Delaware
*74
1
Inc
20
473A Mar 13
-
17
8
100
50c
6% May 11
35% May 17
9
May 26
10Ya Feb
Jun
Light common—7
32
90%
*84
183/a
323A
33%
24 Ya
463/4
18
300
700
-
9%
2OY2
*313A
13 Ya
18%
100
:
57
20%
883/4
89
18%
V,
173/4
32
-
9%
-
*56%
32
'18%
69
"
18%
series
33
10
18%
series
4
361/4
32
.
8,600
12
*353A
9%
3.75%
23
*68
♦Hi/4
*20
9%
500
91/2
12
*56%
9%
540
143/4:,
36
36
10
3.75%
(Delaware)
*11%
60
5Ya
.
9%
69 %
57
Preferred
Deere & Co
11%
36%
36
t
20%
Preferred
11
*67%
5%
143/4-
9%
57
2
48 y4 Feb
68
*11%
5%
15
9%
20%
May
Nov
68
5%
*14%
9%
;
57%
May 10
8
9%
15
*14%
10%
921/2
*
20%
77
26% Nov
14%
9%
20%
*95
5%
5%
6
15
78
Apr 28
4,800
95%
9
38 Ya
20,600
20%
4
68'A July 31
45%
96
3
1
200
45
21%
72% Jan
Dec
71,300
20%
74% Feb
45
/
32
37%
*95%
10
Inc
30
31%
37%
96"%
27
Records
29%
38
21%
Feb
Decca
29%
'32%
*36
*91%
Jan
15
■
2,900
2,800
'
"
92
Apr
34 Y4 Jun
28%
32%
32%
700
19%
251/2
91%
81
8
39%
24%
.
92%
61
17% Jan
19%
25
'
6,800
:
*91%
82
19
29%
36
91%
23
15
28%
36
:
2,800
'
75
91%
18
Sep
35%
*73%
45%
23
17
35%
37/a
47%
44%
97/3
10
&
75':
20%
.
50c
Power
*73%
19
12%
3%
47%
48
•46%
Sep
Dayton
*12%
3%
4.20&
800
45%
71
45 3A Mar
12%
f.
10
183A
18%
3%
47%
25
38
18%
471/4
721/2 Dec
14
;
*56%
;
,
5
Dayco Corp
Daystrom Inc
1* 12%
48%:
19
*67
.
—100
Inc
18%
32%
7,000
'
^i/2
6
1
common
Mills
18%
♦36
4,100
114,700
90
25
10
10
preferred series A
River
88
*87
19
331/3
6,800
1
"
"
: 1801/2
*85
25
37%
180
90
29'A
28%
*36
177%
■;88
19%
15
No par
1
571/4
173
35%
35 %
common
403/4
471/2
_1
A
40 %
-56%
5,800
10,400
i 4,000
.
153/4
40%
56%
♦87
*35
11 Ye
Class
15%
40%
55%
\
24%
24%
!
34
*85
36%
*19
v;
15% "16
75
35%
Curtiss-Wright
323/a
333/8
%
92
Y
•*
No par.
1
31Y2
*95%
5
preferred
33
32%
x20%
10
preferred
34"%•:
90
*73%
*11%
prior
34%
88
>
47%
48 ':"
35 %
prior
35%
*91
—100
common
10,700
27,700
2,100
35%.
31%
.!
'22,100
9%
443/4
35%
43%
.
56 %s
75
35%
<
29
49% May 31
54Ya Jun 17
473A Dec
3%
*73%
331/4
453/,
■ 53%
9
44%
12% ,13
3%
3%
13%
3%
483/4
28%
100
52 Vi
9%
•
35%
174%/;
18%
18%
■
37
5
: 54%
9%
43%
•.40%/
v
♦87
11%
3
33% Jan
17
173
11%
$4
4
85% May
15% Jan
177
19%
Inc
Publishing
$1.60
8
43% Jan
4
131/2 Feb
174%
'
181
*34%
8
Jan
55%
24%
..
14
37 Ye Nov
60% Jan
40%
56
5
7
341/4 Sep
<
pfd
noncum
Press
40%
55%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis
4
Nov
Cuneo
19
27% Jan
6%
40%
19
<
53%
-
16%
15%
56
1
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
31%
40%.-!
24%
T
34%.
.
16
35%
common—2.50
Cuban-American
14% Jan
RR
34
31%
15%
25
Corp common
34%
31%
16%
*73%
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
5%%
convertible preferred—100
5
34%
31%
-
3"%
1
com
.
•
i
473/4
No par
11
10% Sep
591/2 Dec
18
Seal
18
2
Corp
Publishing
&
12% Jan
9
Jun
Jun
Cork
33%
18%
2
preferred
109% Jan
16
May
4
29% Jan
13% Mar 18
811/2 Mar 11
$2
Jan
92
4
5% Jun
Crown
54
18% May 10
93 % May 19
6
65% Dec
Jan
86
2
28
15 % Dec
j
Corp
?
31%
34"%,
*13
;!
9%
Sales for
the Week
Shares
Friday
June 17
'
85
100
<
•
35%
1>
preferred
conv
35%
<■-■
«87
'
25
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
36
178 ~
1
;
common
Crescent
35%
V
40%
100
Corp
Wheat
36%
55%
"
-1
of
44%:>
15%
5
preferred—
Cream
43%
„
1
Coty Internatl Corp
3%%
9%
45%
34% "
—5
.
Inc
Crane Co
9%
43%
31%
preferred series of 1947-100
Petroleum
9%
\
5
common
1
'•
35%
;_1
(Del)--
Works
55%
54%
55%
9%
47%
*
.—..5
Corp
preferred
3%%
15
64% Jan
12
31% Mar
15
3%%
5
72% Jan
14
23% Apr
Cosden
May
3% May 12
46% May 6
19
40% Oct
Corn Products Co
Corning Glass
15
4
'
1
4
4
9
90
*
Mar 30
3614 Sep
16% Jan
Jan
Jun
86% Apr 22
Apr 11
24% Jan 27
15
May 12
7
57% Jan
Corp
Refrigeration
Copper Range Co—^
Copperweld Steel Co
Thursday
June 16'
9%
5
Copeland
186
8
19
6
Controls Co of America
53
PRICES
/'•
45%
7
„
V;
SALE
June 15
*
June 14
53%'*'
52%
'
5
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
55
,
5
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
,
June 13
„_1':*
Delaware—
Steel
29
3
16
181/4 Oct
85
of
17
24% Jan
4
Feb
Oil
42% Feb
15% May 11
39% Jan
2
Par
Insurance
33% Jun
31% Jun
-•89% Feb-
Jan
Monday
,
-.
Continental Motors—
57
40
4
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
44% May 11
,
45% Aug 12
19 Ya Sep
NEW YORK
.
Highest
50
Corp_:
5
77 Y«
y4
38 Ya
38 Ya
*43 Ya
44 Ya
*43 Ya
44 Ya
41Y4
42%
42
41 Ya
433/4
42
Ya
*99Y4
lOOYa
*773/a
24 Y4
38 y4
*43
78 Ya
77 Ya
78 Ya
24 Ya
24 Ya
*773/4
785/8
24 y4
24%
24 Ya
243/a
*383/4
39 Ya
*383/4
*43 Ya
39%
39 y4
44 Ya
43%
43%
42%
423/4
42
41Y2
42
*43
44
*43%
44
43
43
*42
43
43
43
*183/4
19 y4
19
8 3/a
39 y4
*43
Ya
43
43
44
44
183/4
423/4
183/4
43
2,200
2,100
23,400
1,500
800
12,200
340
20
1,250
44
*42
44
19%
18 Ye
44
*43
43
*43
42 Ya
413/4
44
*42
19
*
-.
470
43%
44 Ya
80
*18 Ye
19 Ya
1,300
E
28% Dec
29
28% Dec
31
32
22
46»/a Apr
9
341/4 Jan
21
Dec
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
231/a Sep
21
75
851/2 Jan
30y2 Apr
23
21 Ya
May
23 y2 Apr
4
29
Jan
5
Eagle-Picher
29
34
Jan
5
Eastern
5
Eastern Gas & Fuel
24% Mar
8
30% Jan
75
3
773/4
Mar
8
17 Ya May 25
Apr 22
Air
4Y2%
prior
4
16
112
253^ Jan
Apr
Dec
Eastern
1
94
Feb
1
88 3A Jun
136 Y» Jun
9
9
94
Oct
Eastman
20
92
Mar
3
363A Nov
6
943/i Jun
2
45% Dec 31
33% May
6
46 Ya Jan
633A Aug 13
483/4 Feb
1
89
65 Y2 May 23
79
363A Jan
6
831/2 Jan
15
34
Feb
4
46% Dec 24
89
4
Aug
18% Jan 16
36% Jan
May 15
92% Oct
6
29
17
63% Dec 21
7
14
Mar 20
39
23
22
Jan
25
Mar
31 Ya
May 26
Jan
9
78% Feb
2
40
Mar
5
32 Y< Feb
24
Oct
29
70
May
2
63
Apr
17% Sep 21
19% Mar
2
28 VB Dec
34% Oct
49 Ya
9
2
28
7% Sep
29 Y2 Jan
79 y4
29
2
Aug 11
July
40
13 Ya Jun
2
203/4 Jan
8
25 Ya Jan
4
8
lOYaJan
13
37
Sep
14
96
Mar 12
9
31 y4 Sep
2
35
Jan
11
9
Amer
&
Jun
11
35 Ya Jan
27
4
12 Vt Feb
26
28 Ya Feb
26
6% Apr 29
29% Mar 7
34
81
9Y2 Mar
1
Fairbanks
Jan
4
1
84 y2 Jun
16
4%
31 Ya Jun
16
Falstaff
4
30
4
64 Ya
2.50
1
37
*90 Ya
21
46
10
69
7Ya
38 Ya
*83
Fairmont
38 y4
Familv
83 3/8
83%
38%
39
93
*90 Ya
93
21%
*21
21Y4
21 Ya
21 YB
46
46%
46%
463/4
7Ya
63/4
47
73/a
6Ya
70 y*
68%
69
*90 Ya
93
7
67 Ya
683/4
I6Y4
163/4
16'/8
16 Ya
16Ya
333/4
34
18%
335/a
34 Ya
33%
335/a
45
47Ya
No par
46%
47 Ya
453/4
100
50
*79 Ya
35 %
9Ya
353/4
9%
473/8
12%
12 Ya
12%
12%
*28 3/a
283/4
28%
28%
37 3/a
343/4
35%
79 Ya
79%
79 y2
79%
35 Ya
35 Ya
35 y2
35 Ya
.
9
41
41
41
58
58
*58
9 Ya
41
59%
9
9
41
&
Co
25 3/8
33
24 y2
25
335/a
32%
33%
32 y8
33 Ya
No par
Co
convertible
Brewing
28 Ya
85/a
29
85/a
'♦233/4
7®/a
7 Ya
common
1
33
33 Ya
preferred
100
*83
84 Ya
1
27
27 Vt
1
9H3A
003/.
Corp
f!nrn
29
8 Ye
•*233/4'; 24 Ya
73/a
325/a
*83
27 Y4
29
8 Ya
24
75/a
33
84 Ya
28
14Ya
15
*28%
83/8
*233/4
7 Y4
32 Ya
; 19%
19%
3,900
129 Y4
1273/4
1283/4
43,800
♦93
29
.
83/4
24
75/a
32 Ya
*77
94 Ya
343/a
*64%
*83
'<
77%
160
♦93
94 Ya
50
343/4
34
34%
7,700
65
64 Ya
65
1,700
85
*83
85
30
38%
39
38 Ya
39
*90 Ya
8,500
93
*90 Ya
93
203/4
———
21 y4
47
20 Ya
21
463/4
46%
47%
4,800
63/4
6Ya
6s/a
6 Ye
47,800
67
'
68 y4
66 Ya
67 Ya
1,800
7,300
17
17 Ye
163/4
17 Ya
29,500
33 Ye
33S/8
32 Ya
33 Ya
40,900
48%
49 y4
48 Ya
49 Ya
20,200
13
13 Vi
16 Ye
70,900
*28 3/a
28Ya
283/4
29
1,100
333/4
34 Ye
x335/a
34 %
5,700
80
*78%
80
12 Ya
*79 Ya
353/4
83/4
41
143/4
x243/8
3
Morse
.193/4
*58
14%
24 Ya
15
77 y4
19 Yi
59%
143/4
24 y4
3,500
76 Ya
127
41%
*58
5
1
Corp
Plnnnrp
38 Ya
34 Ya
65
5
2
8.50
Inc—
Foods
84 Ya
Ya
_3
—
convertible
8
Jan
34
65
Whitney Corp com
1
preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
$1.60
Feb
Mar
34Ya
64 %■
80
23 Ya Feb
28
34%
64 Ya
Fairbanks
.
94%
35
100
Co_
21
132 y4
*93
83
5
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
20%
1293/4
64
36
Gas
213/8
1323/4
83
13
Eversharp
7
16
343/4
213/a
1
shares
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans Products Co-
Apr 20
94%
Amer
Erie RR common
7Y4 Jan
94 Ya
132
37 Ya
6
24
21 Ya
94 Ya
283/4
7
27
21,200
12Ya
13% Jan
Jan
28
36%
54Ye Jan
40
273/4
132 Ya
Phonograph—
7
29
77%
1
Mfg Co
12
30% Apr
11,900
76Ya
77
94 Ya
Gas
Jun
Feb
27
76
*76
130 Ya
Co
56% Apr
58
26%
76
28%
100
of
2
Apr
23 y4
27
28
283/4
Equitable
5
20
15
Radio
223/4
26 5/8
28%
.21 Ye
common
common
Ind
Electric
233%
27 Ya
5
4%
21
4
Co
Natural
23 Ya
263/4
28 Ya
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
80 Ya Mar 15
36 Ya Apr
Paso
Emerson
29% May 25
38 Y2 Jan
4
2
Aug 31
18 Ya Jan
El
Emerson
4
Jun
37 Y2 Apr
9
10 Ya July 16
28 Ya
183/e Jan
8
30% Mar 12
27 Ya Nov
9
88
Oct
Jan
1
23 Ya
27 y«
28 V*.
10
Co
Inc
Nut Corp
Mus
235/a
27 Ya
y4
100
Auto-Lite
Electric &
23 Ya
263/a
28
2.50
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
9
May 11
Corp
common
preferred
Stop
23%
27 Ya
27 Ya
50
Co
Stores
Products
Electric
49 Ya May 31
41% Dec 23
50
7
18 3/8 Jun
Steel
23 Ya
263/a
100
preferred
4 Y2 %
7
35 Ya Jun
29
Bros
Elastic
26
Jun
Kodak
4Y4%
Ekco
25
8Ya Feb
8
Jan
11 Ya
56
21% Jan
54 Ya Feb
73
27 Y» Mar 10
26% Mayll
28% Aug 28
15% July 23
273/4 NOV
11Y2 Feb
8
33
20
"
10% Oct 27
22
4
6Y4 Feb
14
23% Jun
1
52 Yi Mar
17
321/4 Jan 29
761/4 Dec 16
34% Dec 31
Jun
26% Jan
1
93/4 Jan
Sep~18
91
29
18% Jun
73A Dec
12%
4
35 y2 Apr
38% Jan
Oct
45 Ya Jan
com
preferred
Manufacturing
Edison
»
Assn
23 Ya
1
!l0
Inc
preferred
Eaton
18
5
Stainless
$3.60
6
Jan
15
44 % Apr
55'/2 Aug
7
8% Dec 16
84
Jan
31Ya July 18
7
28
87
Mar 21
Co
Lines
35 Ya
41
130
35%
<■
35 Ya
5,100
8Y4
9
85/a
7,400
40 y4
41
300
59 Ya
♦58
59 Ya
30
14 Ya
14Ya
14
14 Ya
24
243/4
24%
24 Ya
4,600
22,600
32
323/,
32
32 Ya
8,400
*28 Y4
8 Y4
24
7 Ya
29
8%
'"24
7%
*83
32 Ya
33
84 Ya
84 Ya
28
84 Ya
28 Ya
28 Yo
31 Vo
•28
-
y4
8Ya
*23 3/a
7 Ya
32 Ya
*83
oqVa
29
•
8Y4
24
7%
33
84
ini/«
600
36,500
200
17,300
2,100
10
8,700
2,300
Volume 191
Number 5961
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2651)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
49 '% Feb
9
5% Jan
72
Oct
28
52
6
10y4 Apr
22 % Apr
24
32V4 Nov 1Q
40 Vb Dec
23
21% Jan
43% Nov
2
25
56% Jan
691/4 Jan
203/8 Jan
4
Fedders
6
Federal
Mogul
273/4 Jan
4
Federal
Pacific Electric
343/4 Jun
26
24 y2 Jun
3
Mar 28
15 % Nov
6
251/4 Jan
19
16% Mar 11
20
51% Dec
21
413/4 Feb
17
67% Jun
341/4 Apr
28
47
14'% Jan
5
4
57% Mar 20
191/2 Jan
100
Aug 21
55
12
44% Jan
24
16
Oct
23
80% Jan
14
313/4 Dec
133% Apr
441/4 Jun
5
21
81% Dec. 23
99
Sep
26
,89
43
Jun
15
56i/2 Dec
15
Dec
15
30% Dec
1
Oct
22
Sep
Sep
11
31% Mar
106'/2 Jan
29
Jan
8 Vb May 12
33% Jan 14
,80
f
99 Vb Jan
<29
9
16
July 10
65% Jun
28
,16% Jan
4
17
34% Apr
18
Jan
8
833/4 Feb
5
85
Feb
10
2
23
Jun
3
28% Apr
2
11% Jun
3
17
25% Oct
5
20% Aug
45% Mar
50% Jan
2
93% Dec
213% Jan
13
Dec
1
3iy4 Sep
21
23
123/4 Jan
14% Jan
5
193/aPeb
233/4 Nov
20
12% Jun
68
24
77
Feb
18
26
661%
671/4
66 y4
67%
64%
66 3%
38%
371/4
38'%
36%
37
36%
363/4
16%
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
1
Carpet
Co
Co
5
37%
38 «/a
91/4
9%
36%
5
common
preferred
Corp
Fair
No par
36%
Giant
9
27
39
38%
263/4
513%
26 %
263%
26'%
of
Markets
37
'51
Inc
Ford
Foremost
Motor
*81%
107
2 6 3%
27%
54,800
105%
430
,
373%
36
62%
*81
36%
62%
63%
12%
12'%
31
313%
85
*81%
85
,V
63%
.
*813%
35%
...
3,100
■*!
7,400
"u;
20
35%
r,
36%
35
35'%
10.300
62%
12'%
313%
105
8%'
,
63%
62
633%
27,400
12 %
85
13'%
13%
13%
9,000
31 %
1
31%
31'%
313%
17,100
*83%
85%
23'%
233%
*81%
85
1
23%
23%
231/4
23 3%
23 %
24
231/4
23%
121/4
121/4
11%
U8%
*11%
12
*11%
11»%
503/4
511/4
113%
51%
113%
10
541/4
541/4
56
553%
53i%
55
preferred___100
*175%
54%
*185
__
94%
94%
I
*185
*94%
95%
♦180
94%
94%
131/4
133/4
131%
131/4
131/4
22%
241/4
22%
233%
23
71
69i/2
69%
703%
16%
17'%
16%
17%
16%
31%
30'%
303%
293%
30%
No par
5%
*5'%
5%
5'%
Mar 30
Franklin Stores Corp
273/4 Jan
4
Freeport
301/s Feb
15
5%
■
•
■
705%
110,300
16%
17'%
15,000
29'%
4,800
5%
5
5
•13
131/4
133/4
13'%
13i%
*13
253/4
265%
26
26'/a
23'%
24%
23
23%
22%
_100
*67'%
68'%
68'%
*67%
>
13%
26%
*67%
69%
29'%
1
preferred
713%
17'%
26'%
common
5.500
30
10
Co
40
4,500
23'%
16%
___1
Co_
95%
13'%„ 13%
23
29
.
Co__
♦94%
13%
23%.
70%
17
303%
95%
13%
72 %
68%
_2
_5
300
23
23 3%
_io
Inc
Corp
3,300
44,400
♦180
*94%
13%
1
6
4%
4,800
105'%
12
Co
Trailer
65,300
52
_10
153/4 Jan
Fruehauf
27
51'%
82%
x31
100
Sulphur
253%
52'/,
*81%
■
105
2
Sugar
30
27%
82%,
82%
107
313/4
Corp com
6
Francisco
105
8»/a
643%
Co
Dairies
*103%
,34%
12%
Inc
Foster-Wheeler
37,300
83%
12%
com
preferred
Chem
Mineral
39%
353%
31.1/4
*83
8,100
-
8%
63%
__15
4,100
-
.35%
.
Foote
8
37%
5.800
•
8%
1
preferred
Mart
36%
No par
common
ser
convertible
Food
81%
25,500
,
36%
36
107
38%
105
1,300
$51% '3ey8
.>
393/a
*52%
1
.
106
,
36%
*103%
2.50
pfd
&
81%
109
15%
35%
.
105%
273%
8%
37%
,*15
„■
v
36%
36'%
91/4
36%
81%
♦107
2.50
Inc
convertible
Mach
*80..
100
Ltd
Stores
divid
5
71% Apr
36%
52
6
May 27
36'%
25%
8
66
37%
52%
29
<
36%
_2
Jan
22
r
663/4
373/4
Corp
223/8 May 11
22
28
Rubber
33/4%
May 31
8
63%
25%
193/b Jan
6
16
'•
No par
51%
413/a Jan
Apr
36'%
16
19
;
3%%
7
20
18% Jan
18
15
5
653%
36 y4
70
183%
25'%
Food
19 % Jan
May 11
643%
693%
18%
521/4
4%
15
35 Vo Jan
21
37% Apr
30% Dec
26
92 % Jan
28
2,900
71
18%
25'%
Food
7
49% May 12
18%
70
18%
51%
$4.20
13
4
5
18 3%
71%
18%
243/4
Food
2iya Apr 20
"64% May 11
16% J»n 10
21
183/4
713/8
28'%
Fluor
12% Jun
14% Nov
18%
20
24
Inc__,10
Lines
Florida Power & Light Co
10
Apr 22
95
Coach
Florida Power Corp
88% Jan
Mar 11
10,900
36
*19%
2.50
'"$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
30y8 Feb
95
70'%
*353/4
19%
27%
7
Jan
70
35%
19%
28
Jun
223
70
35%
193/4
6%
"
38% May 10
May 31
700
69'%
36
19%
27%
$4
113% Apr
196
193%
35 5/b
7
37%
Firth
9
Aug 13
1,400
363%
193%
5
*103%
Flintkote
141/4
233%
36'%
20
*23 %
38'%
8
56% Jan
233%
36
24
104i%
110
44y2 May 13
24%
35%
*19%
241/4
24
104'%
7
5
553/8 Aug 27
24
6,200
24%,
105
8
503/4 Feb
216
24 y#
23 5%
*103%
Apr
23
Mar
5,700
233%
29
24%
100
13 7/8 Jan
20
5
283%
29%
24
com No par
381/8 Apr
19
28'%
241/4
29
24%
23
preferred
84
May 27
9,300
283/4
23%
29%
24%
Firstamerica
4
28
24
29%
1
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National Stores
No par
4
30'/2 Jan
6
2,200
29
5
6%
37 »/2
4'/2%
173/4 Jan
22
Feb
Dec
19
351/4 Jan
21
Nov
453/4 jan
21,100
6%
191%
19%
25
Prod
Paper
Avenue
Filtrol Corp
Firestone Tire &
Jan
93
Feb
6
26
273% May 29
5
40
18
393/a Feb
68%
63%
183%
193%
.
66'%
6%
19%
pfd series A
67%
Shares
19%
6%
19%
1
Fiberboard
Fifth
64%
the Week
June 17
10
7 %
com
Friday
June 16
193/8
7
Sale%f<rf
Thursday
65 3/4
63
64
6%
Corp
5
62'%
10
2nd
Co
Dept Stores
4
64
SALE PRICES
June 15
19 Vb
Bearings,
preferred
Jan
43
170
87
Ferro
61
1
9
15
62%
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
1
Bower
Fenestra Inc
6
i
2
Jun
84
1
Feb
117y2 Jun
21
May 12
301/4 Jun
28
91/4 Jan
321/4 Sep
4.60%
Tuesday
June 14
2
conv
Federated
231% Jun
28
5
Federal Paper Board Co common
10
243/4 May 25
5iy» Jun
6
2
20% Jan
4
Corp
Corp
20 Vb Feb
,30% May 17
33% May
9
101% Jan 11
July"20
104
Metallurgical
5y2%
Jan
72% Jun
13y4 Oct
9
45
19'.% May 23
603/4 Feb 11
31'/2 Nov
Fansteel
Fawick
22
23% Aug 12
70% Dec 30
45y2Feb
4
9 Vb Mar 29
6
8
Monday
June 13
Par
Corp
40 3,4 Jan
50% Feb
27% Jan
LOW
STOCK
2
263/4 May 11
213% Apr 29
22'% Apr 25
31% July 29
21% May 26
May
YORK
EXCHANGE
63% May 24
16% Mar
8
30
16 % Mar 10
NEW
Higiiest
.1*5
51%
300
13%
13i%
13'%
800
25%
26%
25%
26'%
14,400
233%
22%
23%
22%
23'%
88,400
68%
68
68
68
68
70
G
125% Jan
28
16% Jan
2
263% July 23
12'% May
205% May
40% Oct
20
56 3% May 21
38% May 31
50% Jun
44
38
Feb
9
4% Sep
33
10
28
Nov
19
May 11
8
Mar
11
9
Jan
19
19'% Sep
8
17
Feb
3
4
9
643% Jan
19
45
Dec
14
365% Feb
89'% Oct
20
96% Jan
Jan
5
5% Dec
42
14
Apr
29
22
Nov
18
51'% Feb
8
9
.11
Dec
138
39
28
14'% Jan
3
22% Jun
6
7
90Jan
4
17
-93% Apr
74% Jun
!
2
145'% Apr
9'% Jan
34 % Ja a
45
10
% May 11
41
Feb
12
84
Mar 17
75'% Mar
2
213% Apr
7
2
30 3% Jan
74'% Feb
6
..
9
16% Feb
28
101'% Dec
45
28
114
Mar
3
July
22
112'% Mar
4
58 %
75'% Dec
14
87
Mar-
23% Dec
Nov
4%
1st
29% Jan
5
533% Jan
11
General
Dynamics
99% Jan
4
General
Electric
General
Foods Corp——*.
Instrument Corp__
5
General
76% Jan
5
106% Jun
5%
15
4
84
8
243% Jan
393% Jan
$5
4
17
Mills
4
Mar 23
preferred
23
223% Mar
26 3% Jun
27 % Feb
36% Jun
1
115% Dec
7
28% Sep
243% Oct
29
21
Jan
2
9
22'% May
31
May 22
22
13
29"% Jan
May
22
29% Feb
3
243% Nov
27
29 '% Feb
13
24
29
263% July
7
253% Jan
24% May
24'% Jan
27
15
Dec
863% Nov
8
98
Jan
2
27
Jan
99% Mar
2
104
26
3
17
54i% Apr
Oct
28
71
17% Nov
25
28'% Jan
443% Mar 18
Nov
24
Mar 30
23
68% Dec 114
54% Dec 29
8
12
19% Nov
3
Jan
46
92
i7
40% Dec
40'% Jun
365% Jan
20
96'% Apr
273% Jan
78
27
25
5
26
May 11
X21 %
*43
J
,
x94 %
>5/ 33%
33%
33 %
;-!122 %
124 %
124%
38%
■
'
40
383%
27
273%
*105
•
100
105i%
44%
1%
105
27%
*105
45%,
443%
1053%
105%
23%
233%
23%
233%
3,300
41%
413%
41'/a
41%
78
*76%
233%
41%
2,800
76%
76%
27
27
27
7i%
7
7
7
213/4
,21
8
*76%
3,100
78
30
*
27%
263/B
27%
1,900
7%
7
7%
1,400
33%
21%
24%
■,!25%
27
15,300
443%
42%
433%
43%
45%
35,800
93%
95
21%
43%
-44 3%
94%"
92%
94%
92%]
94 Vb
57,400
33'%
12.7
33'%
273%
26 3/a
106
1293%
44%
443%
105
44%
45%
1293%
42%
27'%
105
1051%
33'%
127%
42%
40%
33 Va
1283%
127
40%
45%
106 %
106
26
104%
33
26%
33%
♦105
44%
8,400
463%
253/a
1053%
101,400
26
44
44
900
135
26,100
1053%
710
44 %
140,100
1,700
105%
106%
105'%
105'%
•80 %
81%
60%
64%
62'%
65%
63%
64%
62%
65%
29,700
Equipt
Corp___l
No par
433%
433%
433%
44%
435/8
44'%
preferred—No par
74'%
743%
74
78
77%
79%
79
793%
81%
81%
81%
81%
preferred.
convertible
preference
conv
Public
Service
No par
10c
Public Utilities
Corp___2.50
General
4
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
General
Refractories
General
Steel
5%
25%
10c
Corp
1
55%
5%
53/a
5%
253%
••
26
26%
253%
26
5%
42%
42%
•77
44
5%
44
1,240
79
3,100
*81
81%
53%
253/a
3,500
78%
78%
80%
1,300
84
800
5%
53/a
17,400
25%
26
26%
15,400
35i%
6.67
10
Castings
*/4
15
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
Apr
18
$1.30
„
36%
343/4
35%
34'%
35
34'%
35
34'/a
353%
H%
11%
12
12
11%
11%
5,100
llS/8
11%
113%
ll»/8
24%
24%
23%
243%
23%
2,600
243%
23%
24%
233%
24
25'%
x24 %
243%
24%
243%
24%
25'%
25%
25%
*25
34% May 31
General
Tele
33% Jun
1
General
Time
81% Jan
4
General
Tire
100
Jan
5
30% Jun
42% Feb
42
17
19% Jan
3,600
3,200
»
94
Jun
16
25 % Jan
19
14% Apr
25
23% Jan
8
343% May 26.
153% Jun
2
45% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
3% Jan
21
Goebel
493% Dec
15
44
30
38'% Mar
9
42 5% Apr
1
54% July 15
37i% Mar
2% Nov
24
28
2
1
66
4
May 19
Jun
16
11
6'% Nov
20
10% Mar 18
30'% Nov
20
37% Aug
May 28
4
Grace
15
8
May 18
5% May 10
10% Jan
15
8'% Jan
6
7
84'% Mar
4
16'% July 17
May 10
32
Jun
15
Jan
11
77
Apr
7
9% Jun
74
.
33,700
x921/2
923%
92%
92%
92%
923%
Granby
101%
'100 3%
102'%
311%
313/o
31%
32%
31%
31%
•1003%
313%
56'%
573/a
57%
583%
58
58%
57%
453%
45%
46'%
45
46
46'%
14%
13%
133%
13%
13%
74%
75
74 VB
75
59%
*92'%
5
20%
17i%
17%
37%
5
16 Vb
1
10
No par
footnotes,
see page
82
Jan
19
4'% May
4
2
86
•
May 13
313h Jun
15
8 % Jan
8
2%
2'%
7,700
69'%
67%
68%
66
673%
18,800
40 3/a
41%
40%
41%
40 3%
413/a
41,300
9,100
8%
♦8
8'%
8
8%
Mining
City
(W T)
5
Ltd—
6 %
6%
28%
273%
28%
36
28%
29
—100
i
351%
„2.50
common
preferred
Atlantic
Northern
&
75'%'.
75%
Iron
1
9%
Co__1
361%
Prop—No par
25
21'%
46%
No par
473%
1
63%
par
263%
Stores
Pacific
Ore
Tea
Ry Co
Corp
preferred
Aircraft
Eng
8%
1,400
6%
•6%
6%
6'%
6'%
1,000
27%
283%
27%
285/8
273%
28%
12,700
35
35%
35
353%
31'%
32
30%
31%
*75'%
76
•75%
353%
30%
76
10
35
35'%
10,200
30%
76
313%
10,500
*75'%
76
10
9%
10
9 3%
93%
9%
7,600
37%
36%
37
36%
363%
36%
37
36%
37%
20,200
21i%
21 %
21%
21 VB
21%
21%
213/a
21'%
21%
2,300
47
45%
46'%
45 %
453%
45%
453%
45
45%
47%
46 %
473%
46 3%
47
46%
47%
47
47%
9,400
64
643%
65 3%
643%
66'%
65%
65%
65
653%
15,700
26%
265/b
26%
26
26%
26
26%
26'%
263%
140%
140
10
140
140%
9%
9%
1,700
3,700
138%
139%
140'%
138%
138%
200
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27'%
26%
26%
25 %
26%
10,500
3
Co Inc_
Greyhound Corp common
4'%% preferred
Grumman
35'%
28%
*75'%
*7%
12,100
1
21%
213%
21%
21%
21%
213%
21 %
213%
213%
21%
8,300
*85%
86%
85%
85%
♦85%
86%
84 %
85%
84'%
84%
60
303/*
30'%
31'%
30'%
31%
30%
31%
303%
31%
54,000
4%
4'%
4'%
4'%
4'%
4%
43/4
1.200
100
(H L)
Guantanamo Sugar
6%
6%
27 3/8
Z.6.25
Steel
Co
6%
_5
Co
Co
15
22'% Jan
2%
67'%
41'%
8%
140 % Jur.
l»
2
69
40%
83%
Sugar com„_No
Jan
2%
673%
41
8'%
Western
10
2
69
17,500
Great
Aug 12
303% Mar 30
2%
68
40'%
2'%
May 11
89
1,900
39%
Financial
22
7,100
16'%
53
Western
23
38%
16'%
2
Great
28
38
16%
16%
39
15
Dec
38'%
16%
38
16%
52
15
4'% Dec
38%
16%
37%
16%
2%
32% Feb
20% Oct
38 3/a
16%
38%
100
3,000
393%
66'% Jun
23% May 20
52,100
533%
3
17
17'%
2
Great Northern Paper Co_.
Feb
163%
39
Great Northern
20
173/a
50'%
Gt
24'% May 29
17%
17%
3,400
2%
5
7%
17%
17%
17
•'
40
Grayson-Robinson
Green
20
"
503%
4
32'% Mar 14
95
19%
,
2
26
9
*92%
20
39%
53% Jan
4
94
19%
48
523% Jan
24% Feb
60'%
94
19%
*92'%
2'%
26 a% Jan
128% Jan
60%.
60
94
20%
473%
9
8
60
60
94
*20 3/a
40'%
41'% Mar
5
12,800
2%
42'% May 10
141'% May
47'% Feb
15,500
76'%
393%
38'% Mar
2
133%
753%
47'%
2
26
3,100
13 Vb
753%
2'%
Great
9
453%
13'%
.
47%
8
32% Dec
253% Mar 23
45'%
28,800
40%
18
July
45»/8
57 %
203%
60
*92i%
2
57
2%
60'% Aug 12
59% Apr 27
July
58%
373%"
60'%
•
203%
2%
:
18,100
46%
common
15'% Jan
45 %
44 a/4 Nov
T
333%
39'%
Inc
Co—
Corp
41'% Jan
6
31 y2
60
120
33
1
Batteries
&
3
553% Jan
24s% Dec
2%
PA
102%
33 !
74%
470
♦101
102
13%
747/a
60
35'% May 18
193% May
3
353% Nov
46%
133%
74'%
93
1
R)
Union
Granite
33%%
xl00'%
*92
convertible preferred_No par
$0.60
Grant
94
4
(W
Graham-Paige
Grand
♦93%
102 %
Co__
Gould-National
4
33% Jan
12
83,600
63%
(B F)
53% May 23
27
Jun
Brewing
44"% Jan
323/a Apr
163,500
26%
62%
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
383/a Jun
31%
253/a
64%
—10
Goodrich Co
5
31
26%
623%
Inc
4
17
313/«
26%
633/8
_i
6
Feb
31%
27'%
625%
No par
89% Jan
26'% Feb
31%
25
64 3/a
Co
47% Jan
8
30
313/8
25%
♦101'%
-
May 18
2
31%
63%
common
17
500
25
Corp
Co
80
100
25'%
31 %
10
Mar 31
36
*
8'% Dec
Glidden
27%
26
65%
80c
&
27%
263%
■••4
___4
McBean
Alden
25'%
1
$4.50 preferred
Glen
♦25%
253%
1
Gimbel Brothers
Gladding
25%
25%
31'%
Co
Globe-Wernicke
17
27%
25%
26
63%
.-,.■■■■
60 % Jun
27%
26
*253%
.—100
Co—
Co
28
*25%
30 3%
Corp
Products
Oil
Gillette
*27
253%
x25%
__.
16
1031% Jun
8'% Jan
Getty
„
28
26
253%
2.50
com
100
Inc
11
2
Feb
17
Gerber
*27
*25 %
.
83 %c
;
Rub
Georgia-Pacific
4
.76'% Jun
253%
preference
Genesco
3
26
*25%
B)
preference
19
19
4
5'%%
4
11
28
*25'%
(series
Corp_.
&
Jan
14
Dec
25
56 % Jan
13
503% Jan
Feb
593% May
12'% May 17
Jan
$5
103
May 20
59
26
403% ,Tan
6
*27
Electronics—3.33'%
&
2
96% Feb
25
25
%25
.
preferred
6
35i% Jan
For
96
145
73%
61
2
Jan
45'% Nov
83
44
94'%
3,700
93/8
*143
7%
60
91
76'% Jan
19
V
22%
431/8
;
No par
Precision
conv
55% May
45% Jan
30
21 %
5
*7
'*
10
10
145
7%
11,000
Jan
26
19
Oct
7
7
.
5,000
38%
General
6
27% May 17
5
2S% Oct
175% jan
..
413%
413%
9%
•143
72%
23
19% Jun
24% May 20
4
23
.
x233%
24
7%
130
72'%
80 %
88
17% Dec
Oct
*27
233/8
145
73%
^
23
1
293% July 13
50'% Jan 27
126
"143
73%
'
38
8
13% Apr 29
41% Nov
2
74
10
145
73%
72
10,200
80%
233% May
90
10
*143
265/a
"
-
.
'
18%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
24% Dec
44'% Jan
10'%
145
*76%
General
Mar 21
333% Jan
10
10
*144
27%
General
5% May 31
113% Jan
393% Nov
23
Dec
Apr
9%
71%
'
6,500
93
,,.18%
^
General
14
18
18%,;
233%
$2.98
26'% Oct
73
38
$3
39'% Feb
723%
22%
•4
13
74
37%
15
30
73
37%
79'% Jun
223/4 Nov
74%
22%
81% Jun
263% Nov
741%
233%
81
$1.60
12
18%
37%
15
Feb
18%
223%
17
5
18'%
80 3%
44'% Jun
63
18%
•'♦92
37%
65% Jun
59'% Jan
18 %
h
803%
17
15
19'%
56
23%
■*
223%
35% Mar 10
16
92
37%
27
27
*47%
24%
92
22%
27
Dec
56
23%
92
*793%
Nov
Nov
•47%
24'/a
92
500
37 %
43
5% Jan
2,100
80
2
73
4'%
223%,
29'% Jan
76
4%
37 %
Nov
2
4%
79%
60
44'% Feb
4%
22%
43% May 25
323% Feb
3,900
4%
56
*47%
233/8
•:
1
—
18 s/a
92%
76%
3
18 3%
23%
76'%
;
18 3/a
92%
x41
common
18%
Preferred $3.75 series —No par
General Outdoor Advertising
__15
General Portland Cement Co___
1
26
21% Mar
.
.
-No par
1.
263%
183%
4%
*25% *
233/8
413%
common.....
preferred
4 3%
263%
183%
,_ZZZZ_1
Corp_.
5
26%
92'%
23%
5
•4%
<
24%
41'%
Z_2
5
92
v
22%
„
General Motors Corp
4%
56
15%
233%
;
__ZZl
General
6
4%
*47%
7%
Corp
17
Mar 28
4%
56
73%
Co
17
55% Jan
4'%
*47'%
com—1
Corp
463% Jun
108
1
50
1
134'% Jun
May 10
18%
18 3/8
100
8
Jan
18 3/a
Z_5
29
31
183%
No par
Finance
16
16
2,800
26'%
18'%
2
General
28
14
4,300
43%
General Controls Co_
23
•
46'%
preferred
5
31% Jan
53% Sep
5% Jun
46
25%
Cigar Co Inc—
29
353% Nov
52i% Jan
45%
43%
27%
No par
6
100% Jan
•
45%
—
353% Jan
43
25
46
Corp
General
Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp com
Gen Contract Finance
23% May 23
101% Jan
7
3
45%
43%
*26 %
Bancshares
21
22% Mar
7
Mar 25
-
1003% Dec
45%
43%
27%
com_
98'% Jan
21
383% May
8
37 5% Aug 25
45%
4%
*26'%
1
305% Apr
May 21
1073% Dec
9
30'% Dec
40
••40 preferred '
General
4
38
May
13
General
18'% May 10
84% Jan
General
8
39'% Mar 18
5
11
Jun
99% Dec 31
46%
43%
50
Transportation—1.25
Baking Co.; common__I%^5
30
66'/2 Jan
45%
21,800
3,200
Amer
14
22
423/4
General
28
30
13,100
26'%
423%.
Amer. Oil Co. of Texas—'5
25
74
17%
24%
42%
L100
Jan
42% Oct
16%
26'%
42'%
^
80
8% Jan
173%
25
42%
Investors
$4.50 preferred
45% Ja 1
May 20
16'%
265/a
42
preferred
8
28
15%
23%
42%
Corp
8
Jan
16%
24'%
41%
General
27
21
16%
233%
413%
com_ZZZl
Inc
Indus
convertible
General American
4
10
American
6%
13
16
16%
24'%
40 3%
preferred
Acceptance
General
6
16%
233%
2
Industries
convertible
General
21
Jun
141
37% Oct
Sep
Jan
12 3% Jan
Jun
9% Jan
•
Co
Corp
Wood
4'%%
933a Mar 29
25
22
5
30-^
263% Jan
7 5% Jun
<
42 '/2 Apr
24
Gar
49% Mar 30
May 18
583% Feb
May 19
103% Mar 25
Garrett
15
May 10
2
22
26
J4
1
~ 5
ZZZZ—5
Skogmo Inc
6 3% Jan
313% Mar 25
5
22
Co
54% Feb
15
Jan
153
333/8 Oct
Gardner-Denver
6'% Jan
9
6
Camble
5
Jan
Gabriel
14
23
25% July
75% Feb
7
51
18% Jun
75% Feb
Nov
27% Jan
Apr 22
293% Nov
74
4
26
25'% Jun
67% Mar 11
22
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
4'% May 12
37% Jan
17'%
5
100
Corp_.ii
__.
1
__1
138
>30
r-'
4'%
i
■
.
*4
43%
26.
-I
1
% u
'
20
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2652)
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK-RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Nov
5
67% Dec
1
79
35 Vs Nov
24
17
30% Feb
24
NEW YORK
Highest
24% Jun
2
29
Jan
15
72
Jan
11
$5
37
Jan
4
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
3
37% Dec
27
28
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
89% Apr
16
94
Jan
27% Feb
8
37% Jun
Sep
Jan
6
86
Apr
14
84% Jan
7
'89% jun
14
87J/2 May 18
88
Aug
7
Dec
30
91
Apr
104% Mar
9
96
3
97
Jan
4
22
105 % Mar
4
97% Jan
11
68
Dec
Gulf Mobile &
16
82
9
3
8
13
81% Dec
Jun
.
24% May
89
Jan
2
preferred
No par
$4.20
Utilities
20
49% Nov
48 % Nov
20
25 % Nov
48
9
preferred
100
dividend
preferred
100
Mar 17
*100
$5.08
preferred
dividend
preferred
71 % May 19
35% Jun
3
4
293/4 May 22
26% Jan
18
20 % Mar 31
22 % Jun
7
883/4 Jun
7
106'% Jan
6
273/0 May 25
343/4 May 24
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
413% jun
17
Hammond
57% Jan
5
Feb
6
30
July 23
114% Aug 31
28% Jun
19
36% Aug 14
88
44%
Feb""6
122% July
30% Jan
61% Nov -10
1
7
132
Jan
13
57% Dec
44% Jun
3
122
3
Jan
28
45"% Mar
49% May
5 J '% Jan
4
31% Apr
27
Halliburton
19
Jan
129
Hall
4
(W
Oil
Hamilton Watch
4%
Nov"20
7% Jan
16
35% Nov
21
-643/4 Jan
2
11
253/4 Apr
3/4 Feb
12
11% Jan
6
Jan
29
38%
7
613% Feb
12
Dec
2
9
17
3% May 25
78
May 20
75% Sep 22
27% Apr 14
90% May
5
40% Dec 11
30% Apr
32% Dec
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
29 3/8 May 12
8
15
16
16% Jan
7
25% Jun
3
50
Jan
19
743/4 Dec
31
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
16
77
Jan
4
373% Feb
17
32 >% Jan
18
Hart
13
Jan
17
Heinz
May 13
44% May 24
Heller
31a/4 Jan
4
Helme
35
Mar
7
20
82
34
Jan
2
Jan
82% hut
8
46% Apr
W)
(G
7%
Hercules
Powder
1
109'% Apr
5
13
20'/8 Jun
2
15 3% Mar
8
60% May 11
$2
65'% Feb
64% Jan
85
Jan
117
July 22
923% Feb
31 % Jan
41
Aug 27
32
60% May
28
5
Jan
Hertz
2l
Jan
37
May 21
11% Oct
27
2
3'%%
1'% Jun
Hilton
1
28'A Apr
13
1
16 3% Feb
29
18% May
2
103% May 13
27% Feb
29
21% Jan
5
273% Feb
2
29% Nov
30
May 20
283% Peb
x
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
49% Jan
21
37
653/4 Jan
2
27
22
35
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
80
Jan
Dec
30
15
53/4 Sep
18
9
Sep
9% Apr
323,4 Apr
21
23
May 19
403% Jun
2
303% May 10
81 '/2 Feb
5
26'% Feb
11
4
14
163% May 18
21
Jan
14
18 34
22 % Jan
4
2
36% Dec
30
41
26% Dec
14
37% Jan
2
69
Dec
15
80% Mar
2
70'% Jan
4
77
Dec
28
76'% "Apr
8
85% Mar
6
77
Jan
8
83'% Jun
30
8 8 !/4
May
9
22
65'/2 Jan
91
May 26
85% Jun 14
85
Dec
28
647a Sep
21
11% Jan
15
5
12
•96% Jan
75
Jan
18 3/4
13% Jan
8
27
Sep 29
July 13
50% Sep
21
66
Mar 17
18
!
Jan
5
29% Dec
14
843/4 Dec
10
5% Jan
35
Jun
7
25
39% Dec
19% Oct
13
23"% July
93% July 30
93/4 Dec 31
31
9
May 26
363/a Mar 17
38»% Feb
10
27
31% Apr
19
Mar
7
21
113/4 Mar 30
17% Jun
14
153% Jun
2
24:% Jan
4
44
2
54'% Jan
14
May
24 3/a Mar 14
•843% Feb
25
8% May 11
37»/4 Jun
17% Apr
8
28
31
Hotels
52
Jan
23
39
Apr
40
Nov
24
55% Jan
35
Jun
9
46 % Dec
38% Oct
7
46
17
21
24% May 12
343% Jun
1
24
41
Feb
Jan
15
5%
27
$4.25
Hotel
preferred
18
5
453/4 Jan
22
14
423/4 Jan
4
44
Mar
Feb
11
44
May 19
38'% Feb
17
46'% Jun
17
6 3/2 Jun
8
8'% Feb
25
22% Jan
12
50
Jan
41 % Oct
7
47
Jan
40 % Sep
25
45% Mar 18
363/4 Jun
26
6% Dec
8
10% Feb
17% Nov
5
30
41% Aug 13
41
July 17
143/s May 11
17
109
May
7
73
Mar 16
July 28
433/4 May
8
343/4 Sep 21
163
May
6
151
May 24
149
28
Oct
55
July
6
343/4 Feb
8
49% Jur.
L5
6
Dec
17
24
25
Jan
2
31% July
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
138
7
488
May 29
573/a July 10
Sep
25
153% Jan
14
28
Sep
22
35 % Apr
30
58
Dec
22
80
173/a Feb
9
123/4 jan
111
May
July 30
1
Sound
9
6
10% Sep
14
16% Jan
56
15
69.
Mar 20
33% Dec
10
31% Dec
28
Feb
Jan
Jun
37
Jan
55% Nov
29
45% May
39
40% Dec
42% Dec
28% Feb
173/4 jun
35
2
23
12
6
37% Aug 21
3
283/4 Mar 19
32
28
172% July 15
15
37
Feb
May 13
14
9
40
9
6
July 30
17
Aug 18
19% Mar
5
Sep
22
38
Sep
21
40% Apr
20
May 27
3
253/4 Feb
51'/2 May 11
94
56'% Jun
6
133% May 10
98»/2 Apr 28
86'% Jan
8
21% Feb
19
12% Jan
57
102
Jan
136'% Jan
24
6
91'% Jun
139'% Jan
36
Feb
28
55
30'% Apr
25
Feb
17
17
33"% Jun
18'A Mar
333% Jan
17
Harvester
International
Int'l
Nickel
International
International
May 31
463% May 25
38'% Jan 15
International
453/4 Apr
4
393/4 Mar 21
8
20
Jan
21
42% Jun
17
International
$2
Interstate
Iowa
Power
Elec
4
76% Nov
13
88
46% Dec
29
59% Apr
Apr
27
21
27
49% Feb
9
703/4 July 14
593/4 Jan
2
88%
96
28
40'/i Nov
23
For
footnotes,
103% Feb
16
59% Julv UU
see page
Gas
&
Circuit
18 'A Jan
7
Jefferson
Feb
9
Jersey Cent Pwr
52'/4 Apr
13
22
443/i Jan
53% May
8% Mar
13
G
Jan
12
79'%: May 31
62% May 31
69'% Jun 17
9
133% Feb
4
60'% Apr 28
95'% Mar
8
893/4 Jan
4
983/4 Jan
25
183/4 Jun
13
33
Jun
16'%
;v
17
16
1
38%
38 3%
383%
38
383%
6,100
43%
44
433%
46
47
49%
10,100
38
37
38
35%
37'%
35%
23,200
85
*85
86
/
16'%
~:
19%
-
*17%
47'% Jan
8
Co
Inc
50
18%
18%
183%
18%
363/4
*36 Va
37
36'%
363%
•36'%
30 y8
30'%
30'%
30%
30%
:: 72'%
73%
74
72
72%
V -72
* ,83
*82
823%
91'%
*90
85%
16%
85%
17%
•17%
50
17-
;
91'%
10'%
373/4
*19%
18%
*72
va
t
*82%
83
*82%
193/4
91'%
*91
•
"130
91'%
.
85'%
16%
17'%
85%
16%
85'%
T63%
i6%
16%
16%
16%
493%
49
49'%
-•
273/8
27'%
27%
V
90 V2
90%
90'%
90%
10
10'%
10'%
*37y4
38
19%
500
13,600
83
*91
300
6,500
v
91%
853/8
,10
•
18%
37
83
27 y4
27%
*37%
18%
491%
.
*90'%
r
-
30%
" Z 10%
.
7,700
173%
*37'%
♦193%
a9%
38
85%
17
6,000
16 3%
163%-
48%
48%
27
93%
*"
10'%
373%
19%
1,700
10,200
91'%
*37'%
20
17,900
►
27'%
*90%
<
100
3,700
19%
*130
36,100
''
100
"
1,200
52'%
52% -543/4
26%
27%
53
53
53%
533%
27%
533%
541%
26'%
26%
26%
26%
26
39%
38'%
393%
26'%
37%
383%
37'%
38%
37
54
54%
54
54%
55
37%
9,300
55'%
553%
12,400
—15
'*43'%
*41%
44'%':
47
42'%
55
553%
41
41'%
413%
*42'%
43
*47
48
*47
48
*47
48
♦43'%
44%
*43'%
44%
*44
45
42'%
*42'%
423%
423%
423%
*42'%
43i%
300
46
.46%
1,500
47
-
42'%
45 Va
45'/4
45 %
453/8
453%
45%
*45'%
6%
6%
6%
63/4
6%
6%
-14%
6%
15'/4
14%
No par
76%
77'%
*147
;
*
43%
?29%
30%
x29'%
44'%
47'%
46'%
*89'/4
27%
No par
44'%
32%
15
7.50
105%
*90'%
44%
32%
*75
>
143%
7434
75
.74
155
*147
*147
45%
45%
34%
343%
30'%
*29%
30%
100
48%
9,300
29%
*29%
30%
*29'%
47%
46'%
49%
473%
49
463%
90
89%
90
*89'%
90
*89%
263%
5323/4
527
46
*91'%
93
13
453/a
45'%
45'%
144'%
145'%
32%
32'%
32%
76%
*75
183%
1,000
56
54%
553/a
30.700
153/4
14%
153/a
10,700
1073%
1053%
107'%
106 '/a
106%
14,100
*91%
92%
*91'%
92%
*91'%
92'%
*12%
13'%
*12%
13'%
12%
12%
106
18'%
62%
1163%
117
333%
343%
34
35'%
35%
1,030
13,200
78
54'%
*61'%
com—5
22,600
32%
15%
1163%
52
46
143%
19
62
51 Va
*75
6,300
12,400
16'%
116
52
31%
26'%
526
55
115
46%
*45i%
143
30
90
15'%
13
34
78
■
2,800
54%
62
51'%
253%
519
16,000
*18%
-
13'%
34%
263%
527
1443%
*75
19'/4
107%
25%
323%
78
105'%
.
520
44%
33
107'/4
27
531
144'%
144 3/4
16 'A
45%
-
155 *
45'%
35'%
553/4
34
25
8,700
35
18%
34'/4
16,500
44'%
15%
34'%
1,500
14%
743%
45
54'%
116
6%
36'%
62'%
33%
143/a
90
44'%
19Va
par
Teleg_No
14'%
75
13'%
114
6%
30
353%
15%
93
6%
155
*61'%
.
46
15
660
42%
44%
55.
*
42%
42
363/4
4
27%
"
144%
78
54'%
common
51
*61%
51'%
51
183%
62%
117
34'%
51
18%
61%
*115
33%
503%
300
30
61%
900
117
3,100
33%
1,700
513%
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\
34%
*33%
34'%
*32%
34'%
46
*33%
34'%
100
x45'%
45'%
45%
44%
453%
423%
44%
35%
91,200
35'%
35%
34i%
353%
35%
35%
2,900
35Va
41%
41%
41'/4
413%
41'%
41%
34%
413%
42
l
34%
42
34%
42
35
34%
343%
3.50
19'%
34%
19'/4
34%
19 Vs
33%
34%
1,200
19%
19
19%
19
19'%
39'%
19%
19'%
2,400
393/4
40
40%
40 3^
42
423%
25-
Electric
-
-
/
Co
common
38%
373%
38'%
373%
38
373%
38
*35'%
353/4
34%
35%
353%
28'%
35'%
35%
353%
1,400
27'%
4,500
*116
1
5
25'%
119
26%
28
*117
24%
28%
120
253/a
17'%
18
15%
1
pfd„100
15%
15
15%
84
82'/4
821/4
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1
493/4
100
Corp
37%
35 Va
27%
5
4%
38%
35
10
50c
39%
38i%
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1,100
39
5
common
Lt
46'%
33%
*18%
1
27
531
144
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5
Corp
28
535
1431/4
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com
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74
155
36%
90
14%
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5
530
15
75
155
.3,100
21,100
43
41
*43'% •..'44'%
:
f
*42'%
•
par
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33/4% preferred
Johns-Manville
*17'%
5'%
39%
Lake Sulphur Co—
Tea
17'%
86
5
30 3/4
Mexico
&
&
&
*85
5'%
17'%
18
34%
86
5%
100
52'%
Jaeger Machine Co
Jewel
*85
5%
30%
27'/4
37'% "•'
19%
173/4
16%
10a/4
" 37%
5 Va
49'%
,
90%
10%
5%
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.
,
27%
90%
-
85'%
'. .50'%
27
\
••
17%
/
50
*
No par
No par
Breaker
86
76'% Jan
84'%
50
preferred—
20
8
38%
•44>/4
.
26%
common
Light
17
173/g Jun
Dec
Dec~22
$6
I-T-E
Power
12% May 10
76 '/4 Jan 26
433/4 Feb
"38%
.j
11
10
Light & Power Co
16
Feb
2,100
111%
—5
Co__
443/4 Jan
57
84'%"*
92%
83
5
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
118'% Feb
18
24%
29%
JV72,
*82'%
50
convertible
4
Sep
24'%
*28%
xl8%
:
.
1
Limited
Utilities
21"% May 11
40
1,500
243/a
29'%
»ii
x36%
37%
*90
"
25
Iowa-Illinois
16% Jun
11
*23%
*28 %
xl7%
„
718%.
72
300
*
11
100
Silver
Island Creek Coal
7
18%0
"
21,300
29%
.5'%
'30'%
.;*71
500
24%
26%
24
85
5%
18%
13%
23^4
10%
36'%
86
30'/4
13%
23%
36%
*37'/4
5
common,
Telep
Iowa
28
"
*25%
233%
*28%
37%
18%
..
21%
26%
133/4
:*13
"10%
44
5%
11,900
,29 3/8
37%
*85
1,900
36
',243/4
44'%
V;
230
112
35%
*28%
36
5
1
111
36%
*25%
13%
22'%
110
*10%
"
37'%
\
:
26%
*133/8
21'%
/
35
61%
*24
*•
44 %
'
10
100
7% preferred
7
May 12
10%
24
28%
*
Shoe—
8
31% Jan
De
Paper
7
23% Jan
10%
23%
28%
com
Canada
39'/4 Jan
86
22'%
—50
Packers
353/4 Apr
36% Jan
4
,133/4
109'%
3 6 3%
26'%
,13'%
x21%
No par
Mining Corp
of
International
1
14
36'%
26
25"%
.
14'%
100
4
29
27
22a%
*60'%
109'%
*107
36%
21'%
100
32 3% Mar
Dec
35%
*13%
No par
Chemical
36 3% Mar
15% Nov
*26
*
10
common
25
18% Dec
.
109
109
36'%
1
4% preferred
24
4
Apr 29
109
35%
-25
preferredMinerals &
15
75
109
1
21
Jan
61%
5
45
115
*61
Corp
37% Jan
23
61
Machines
123
Jan
603%
*61
10,500
No par
:
4
50% Mar 18
61'%
100
15
2
61 %
__30
common
Dec
Jan
61
___1
Nov
36%
2,300
28,800
;
Corp
4'%% preferred
7%
3,100
22%
2.50
common
Interchemical
Int'l
83%
24'%
44'%
Iron
10
64
82'%
57%
363/4
Business
*62
57'%
43%
Inter lake
•/-,
22
—100 pesos
33
Jan
83i%
233%
•
Electrica
32
9
83'%
10,800
22
.:
116% Sep
'
64
85
1,700
693%
109
24 3/4
1.
—
International
35
32
32'%-Feb
May 10
62
84
833/4
15'%
*108
No par
International Salt
Jan
44'% Apr
40
64
109
57%
$4 preferred—
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com_No
par
5% preferred
;
100
19% Mar
70'% Mar
9
*62
*107'%
343%
24%
.
4
21
May 20
33'/4 Jun
108
•64
1
*61
103
*34
21%
36Va
6
24% Nov
108
*107'%
108
.—No par
11
1413/4 Nov
69'%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
—1
33% Jun
7
15
69'%
343%
vj/r
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co^
145% Apr
7
15%
68%
57
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
Int'l
Jun
♦15%
693%
573%
Industrial Rayon
Int'l
18
*34
15'%
69'%
213%
100
Co
Co
343%
15 y8
243%
common
I
Power
1,500
21 Va
pfd series A
•
30'%
56 3%
__5
Inc
30%
243%
_1
Cement
S A
9
77
40
1,500
30'A
24
—100
Indust
30%
58
No par
&
30
44'%
21%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
19
12
7,400
81
43%
23%
4.20% preferred—
50% Jan
8
106
44
20%
(Delaware)
4.42%
542'% Jun
Feb
Co
convertible
Illinois
8
29
*80'%
*34
50c
Idaho Power Co
41% May 25
139'% Feb
2
69'% Jan
1033%
80'%
80%
*43%
23'%
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
25
18
1053%
81
44'%
21%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
Foods
5%
Apr
4073% Mar
x99'%
104
100
100
Lighting & Power
Hudson
90'% Apr
34'/4 Feb
26 '%
2,700
4,700
23
Howard Stores Corp
Howe
2
4
15
Sep
1
11%
9%
39
21%
4.40% preferred
Houston
Feb
27% Jun
86 % Dec
125
86
5
15
11
15'/4
47
50'% Jan
11'%
343%
*46'%
431/4 Jan
11%
-69%
50
30'% Mar
11%
15 Va
1
5
10,200
68%
*34
483/4 Apr
21
82%
15'%
34%
42
Feb
803%
98'%
'43
May
83'%
30
*42%
7
80%
30%
30'%
*41- '
19
83'%
*80'%
43
Jan
*38%
■'/■ x43 %
42
86'% Apr
9J/s
38'%
11
98
*41
154
9%
38%
44'%
*42'%
1
9'/4
•80'%
V.'
*44
50
Apr
95% Feb
96
8,300
39
10'%
80'%
65
81»%
-82'%
.
50
29
45
20
1,000
93%
9'%
25
*24'%
25
25
*38'%
39
4.08% preferred
36 3%
86% Oct
24'%
*38'%
4.25% preferred
4.70% preferred
33
27% Mar 26
24i%
9%
8
29
2
243/4
93%
14
50% Mar 18
Apr
3.000
42
Apr
43'% Apr
32
19
223%
x56%
preferred—
Industria
18
22%
128
69%
56%
1
.
4%
Ideal
18
22%
58
Illinois Central RR Co
413% Feb
22
96
* 106Va
Household Finance common—No par
33/4% preferred
100
6
39'% Jan
10,600
23
*127
15 Va
5%
convertible preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3. '
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
4
3
Apr
233%
213%
127
♦125
68
5
*
Corp of America
313/4 Jan
4
21
1,700
23'%
81
*34
12.50
47% Jan
433/4 Feb
29
11,500
46%
64
10'%
_1
Mining
5
17
413%
46'%
■
23
82'/4
preferred
39% Jan
55% Jun
46'%-
1,700
36 3%
37 :
...
233%
64
;
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
17
46'%
64
30'%
common
convertible
19
54'% Jun
36
127
84
pfd series A__
(Charles E)
91% Apr
13'/4 Jan
47
40% Sep
45 % Dec
74% Nov
12
37'%
46
273%
63
84
common
Hunt
7
35%
46 y4
96
26'%
23 '/a
*61
conv
.
42% Mar 18
29'% Oct
Corp
22
21% Jan
:*91
28
373/a
y2
23'%
95
28
*125
10'/4
94
233/4
*92%
24%
10
30'/4
Corp
Jan
11
1,900
233%
95
27 %
27%
24%
'
43%
—
Chem
Holly Sugar Corp
10
Feb
Feb
e
23%
23%
23%
*92
100
65%
No par
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
863/8 May 27
Jan
5,100
23%
93/4
43%
Honolulu Oil Corp——;
Hooker Chemical Corp common
8
17,700
30%
633%
__No par
Corp
Homestake
41% Jan
39'%
303%
47
80%
25
53
11
38%
*48%
r
23'%
39
.
10
45'A Mar 21
Feb
49
39%
30 3%
49
243%
81 Va
2 1/12
.
.Hires Co
29'% Mar 25
19% Jun
24
Chocolate
5'%%
Jan
43% May 11
6
30
2
13
49
49
127
79Va
No par
preferred series A
2nd pfd (conv)
$43%
37'%-Jan
15% Apr
24% Jun
7,300
65'/4
243/4
9%
*80'%
preferred
Co
1
Jun
*24Va
*38
100
Heyden Newport
233/4 Feb
30
6
12% Nov
22% Oct
10
32
623%
23%
;
common
Hewitt-Robins Inc
16
Apr
103
31%
x243%
23 Va
25
class A pfd
conv
Hershey
22% Jun
1
>101
32'%
39
*
5
5% preferred
-
63'% May 13
903% May 13
38 >/2 Feb
103
31%
*30
23%
*125
127
5
;
Motors—
Hercules
27
*101
323%
39'%
46'%
\
1
noncumulative
4
42% Julv 29
*125
1
common
4
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
103
~20
'
Jan
13% Jan
101'%
30%
95
36
47%
>
_1
74% Jan
25% Dec
120
90
>100
*48'%
■28
27%
373/a
37
100
6
9
*88%
90
101'%
38'%
*92
28 Va
46%
_5
preferred
13
Mar
86'%
89
30'%
23'/4
/
93
63%
(W E) & Co
Jun
76
23'/4
28
50
61% Apr
105 3/2 Jun
xj
14,300
*85
*88
*100
31 3/4
49
30'/4
25
Marx..
55 3% Apr
66
36'%
36'%
86'%
89
39'%
38'/4
62%
(H J) Co common
3.65%
53,000
;30'%
*48'%
30%
24%
.
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
5
Jun
Co
&
2.300
28%
101%
*101
33'%
323/4
49
1
43%% preferred
88'% May 26
106
Schaffner
Shares
70
28
371%
.
*88%
90
*88'%
:*100
103
*101
,
,
38'%
1.25
Hat Corp of America common
Apr 22
90
101'%
23'/4
1
Corp
Chemical
• •.*
33»/4
*90
7.50
com
Corporation:..—-
Harshaw
u
8
16% Jan
92
29% Jan
35
793/4 May
30
Harsco
89'%
•
2.50
Refrac
Harris-Intertype
*
253%
*68'%
28%
89
37'%
100
1
7
13
Co_/
6% preferred
69'% Jun
25% Jun
70
*85
30'%
100
Organ Co
8
85%
89'%
101'%
102
*48'%
V
_1
preferred
Paper
21% May 24
21 % May 11
20
12% Apr
39% Apr
30
43% Sep
12% Dec
Ma"r~~3
Co common
convertible
Harbison-Walker
Mar 24
25
Cententing.--._5
Printing Co_
—5
F)
25%
' •v
L
Well
22V4 May 26
24%
34
;
36
*84
*87'%
90
323/4
•
36
35 3%
36
89'%
102'/4
•
^102
.
.
2.50
Hackensack Water
4
June 17
253/4
28%
29
28'%
*88
'89'A
*88
1,00
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
24
*681/4
87
*84
86
*87
100
dividend
69'%
283%
35'/4
35'%
*84
dividend
$5
353/4 May 31
293/4
34u%
100
$4.44
4
*67'%
28i/4
70
69%
*68
Friday
June 16
25%
Sales for
the Week
Co—
preferred
$4.40
Feb
,
28'%
No par
dividend
H
44% Feb
"673%
8.33y3
Corp
Thursday
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
J
June 15
June 14
June 13
25%
•V-
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Ohio RR com_No par
.Common.
15
102'% May
102
STOCK
EXCHANGE
65% May 25
July 13
32
LOW
*79
*17%
17%
x27'%
*115
24
17'%
153%
*82
283%
*27
243/a
28
*115
120
120
233%
17%
163%
155%
143%
243%
17%
26%
*115
23%
16%
24
9,800
16%
4,000
15
14%
15
84
83
83
50
50
50%
50 3%
81
*79'%
50
49a%
50
79
79%
♦793%
81
*79'%
49%
4,300
15,400
120
♦83
84
80%
493%
42'%
5,200
50
3,700
90
81
5
61%
62%
61%
Johnson
62%
61'%
62
5
66
613%
66'%
65'%
61%
61
62
21,900
Jonathan Logan Inc
66%
65'%
50c
66'%
10
103%
65'%
10
67%
68
69%
11,800
10'/a
93%
common-10
10%
69
69%
93%
693/a
10'%
703/8
68'%
69'%
673%
69%
67'%
68'%
96 3%
97'%
973/a
97'%
97%
97 '/a
Johnson
Jones
5%
&
&
Laughlin
Steel
preferred series A
100
Jorgensen fEarle M) Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
1
*97
'
93%
8,700
9%
37,700
97'%
963/8
963/4
18%'
183%
18 "
18 3/8
17%'
18%
337/3
343%
173%
34
17%
17'%
173%
2,700
34%
333%
343/8
33%
34
333%
343/8
6,900
26.
T~l
•H
-
200
Volume
191
Number
5961
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2653)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year lyf>9
Lowest
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Par
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
June 14
L3
June
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
,
June 15
Friday
June 16
the Week
June 17
Shares
K
37
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
10
120
42 Va Dec
31
48
July 27
393/8 Mar
9
54% Jan
July
98 Va Mar 17
111% Jan
Feb
107
Feb
10
135
107
Nov
23
130
46% Oct
20
73% Nov
18
8
24
July 27
<
110
July 27
114 Va
57% Apr
82
79% Sep 25
86
Sep 23
82% Jun 19
98
Mar
4.20%
85% Feb
9
89
683/4 May
2
39 % Feb
13
50
4
31 Va Feb
2
33 % Nov
13 Va Dec
34
41 % Feb
22
90'/a Oct
7
45 '/a Oct
3.80%
4%
14
.
23
11
Jan
12
36
Apr
6
33
May
6
6
13% May
6
21
Nov
16
30Va Nov
4
35
Aug
5
Co
4Va%
46 Va Jan
5
Keystone Steel &
3
9
43 Va Jan
18
Apr 11
4%
Korvette
Kress
Kresge
Wire
34 Va Jan
6
20 Vt Jan
1 8
303/4 Feb
2
363/4 Mar
2
Mfg
Kroger Co
25 Va Apr
28
Jan
5
K
Kroehler
.!
rmiri.m-iij.w
36
23'/a Jan
22
18Feb
10
22% Jun
27% Mar 11
33 '/a Jun
17
353/4
583%
613/4
0,700
75 Vt
74
74%
29,300
47%
48
48
48 Vt
5,800
40%
41%
41 Va
41%
8,400
22
22
22
22
42%
43 V8
41 Va
41%
21%
22%
213/4
22 Va
,
'
4,700
5,300
2,100
*38%
39
39
39
39
39
39
39
79
793/4
78 Va
79
78%
79%
78%
79 Va
78%
783/4
14,100
423/4
423/4
42
42%
41
41%
40 3^
40%
403/4
423/4
2,300
28 Va-
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
41%
41%
40 Va
41
40
40%
79
78
78%
77%
78
39
*38%
1
Co
5
1
100 G
10
*78
•28
28
28%
393/4
40
*77 Vt
78
Vt
400
28
500
39 Va
40%
77 %
77 Vt
100
4,100
1
173/4
18%
173/4
19 Va
18%
19%
18%
18%
163/4
18 3/a
45,400
10
10
......
30%
30%
30
30 Va
30
30%
30
303/a
30%
30%
6,400
20
20%
20 %
20%
21,000
1
20 Va
20%
20
20%
20%
22%
15
143/4
15
15
15
14%
143/4
1,100
323/4
33%
313/4
32%
32
323/4
33
333/4
33 Va
33%
11,200
30 Va
5
___'
30%
30
30 Vt
30
30%
28%
29%
29
29%
3,000
22%
22%
22
5,000
15,
*14%
1
—1
.
Co
5
*14%
,
25
13% May
22% Jun
17
Lear
8
20
3V2 Apr
6
27
31% Mar
16
Apr
41
22
7
57% Dec
24% Dec
10
29
77% Aug 27
13% Jan
28
Mar
1
,
3
L^by-Owens-Ford"
15
Libby McNeill & Libby...
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Com
"'7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp___
Jan
4
61% Jan
4
Nov
13
9% Sep
21
14 Va Mar 23
12% Jan
4
23 % Jun
17
Lionel
73 % Nov
30
57% Jan
12
91% Jun
17
Litton
39% Apr
8
28% Sep 21
36% Nov 27
37% Jan
5
23 Va May 17
30 y2 Jan
4
Lone
46% Jan
26
24% May 16
39% Jan
4
7'
112% Dec
7
139% Jan
2
36% Apr
15
104
79% Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
90% Mar
128% Jan
2
36% Dec
Feb
14
26
29% Jan
16
32% Jan
18% May 11
17% July 10
Dec
May 11
18% Jun
17
Feb
8
117
30% Jan
13
38
111
Jan
4
6
8
Vh May 25
4.84%
56
55
26%
53%
26
51%
26%
52 Va
9%
26%
9%
80%
145Va
79%
143%
9%
10
81%
144
80Va
.
*144
28
52%
9%
80%
51%
9%
144
131% Dec
31
142 % Mar 25
130 y2 Mar
4
36% Jun
26
44% Nov
38% Feb
1
69
Nov
25
88"
July 10
22
July 29
7%
134 Va Mar 24
(P)
"''J|
9%
vr'' 73%
80 Va
143%
143%
230
10,000
49%
49%
3,200
9'/a
20
2iy8
21%
22%
20
21%
21%
23%
85%
85
87%
87%
90
88
90%
89%
91%
52,100
21 Va
2oy8
20y8
19%
20%
20%
22 y4
59,200
17%
18Va
17"/a
20%
17%
19%
1
17
17%
16
17
16
16%
18,600
25%
25%
24%
25%
25%
24%
25 Va
25
25%
20,500
37%
37%
37%
37%
37'/a
37%
38 Va
37%
37%
9,700
112 Va
113 Va
*111%
37 Va
37%
37 %
37%
99
99
4
Corp
10
-
100
common
115 Va
*112
36%
5
:
15
Louisville Gas & El Co
*113
115%
Louisville
:—
9
20% Jan
4
Lowenstein
62 y8 May
5
16% May 27
91 '/a Jan
4
Lukens
Jan
6
Lykes
Nashville
Sons
i;
113'/a
25%
37%
113Va
*132
«■
37
99
35%
36%
38
99 Va
160
36y4
133
133
133
100 Va
*99
*84
85 Va
*84
64,100
115
60
9,100
70
85ya
86
86
86
86
*160
164
*160
164
35%
132 Va
133 %
35%
36y8
*133
36%
300
700
29,400
134
130
49%
__1
49%
49y2
50
50
51
49%
50 y2
49%
50 y4
2,200
65%
66%
66
66y2
65Va
66%
17%
71%
17%
65
65 Va
64
65
4,400
11 Va
17 Va
17%
17%
3,200
70
71%
69
7iy4
8,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
5,000
I7ya
3.33%,
17%
.
xl7ya
17%
17%
70%
71%
71
73%
16%
10
Co
133
37y8
36%
36%
133
50
Inc
Co
Steamship
36%
37%
36%
(Ky).Nopar
22
&
18,400
3%
79%
144 Va
19y2
100
(M)
10%
9%
79
20%
Jun
Steel
35,800
84%
78% Jan
Bros
15,500
52%
49%
19%
preferred
&
26%
1
E
Co
26%
>'! 52%
-X
preferred
series G conv pfd
Lorillard
3,000
■ •
52%
4
85Va
23
53%
27 y4
51%
49 V*
49 Va
160
39 % Feb
55
26%
49 Va
50%
160
3
53%
50
49 %
160
4.40%
52%
4,300
15,600
11,200
159
13
5%
53%
100
Jun
1,000
18%
27
53
87 Va
160
5%
26%
54%
*84
27
5%
53%
*86
Jan
18%
19
27
2,200
55%
86
series
5%
181,000
53%
1
85Va
135
8
9
18%
26 %
1%
1,500
143%
100Va
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
21
55Va
6
27
55%
86
159%
4.35%
15 Va Mar
26%
18%
*84
26
6
26%
*99
Apr
34% Apr; 15
6-%
26%
55Va
86
May
89
104% Mar
2
85Va
87
20
51
26,100
1%
100%
8
Jan
61% May 11
1%
2
18%
1%
18%
5%
2
*85
21
Jan
-
15,500
*99
Jan
81
23
31%
*84
96
80
6
34 Va May 18
6,700
31
100
4
Apr
11%
10
5% series B preferred——100
4.25% series D preferred.
100
14
Mar
17%
11%
1%
18%
5%
55%
Long Island Lighting Co com
100
Apr
22%
17%
11%
2
18%
54%
preferred
conv
21%
17%
32
55%
5
Cement
21 y4
17%
30%
5'5
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Theatres Inc
Star
19%
30%
144
_5
Co
19Va
17%
29%
—2.50
Belt
■
29%
80%
'
,_100
Lone Star Gas Co common
9
'
■
25'
Industries Ine____
24% Sep 18
10 '/a Mar
9
July
Link
.
V?
__5
Corp
29
48
29
29%
6
5
57
61
5
29
29%
26
52%
Fink
Lerner Stores C0rh;___T_:___No par
22
13
28%
11%
55Va
Lehn
15
19
28%
11%
6%
26%
14
'/a Jan
1,200
28%
28
11%
18%
Jun
11% Jan
100
3%
11%
26%
Jun
91
33%
3%
11%
No par
Co
22%
33%
3%
11 Va
No par
1
Corp
Glass
22%
33ya
*3%
33
3%
1%
^
._1
Products
22%
*32%
3%
*32%
29%
Lehman
&
'
•'
3%
11%
,
15
Lehigh Valley RR_
Oct
73
17%
10
A_^.
ser
V
17%
18%
17 Va
15
145 '/a Feb
4
48 % May
18Va
17%
56
29
1
19%
17Va
22
48
63 %Jun
-18%
22%
34
•
i.
18%
27%
70'/a Jan
Jan
Jan
Tire
pfd
conv
27%
28
Apr
140
$1.50
8
28Va
7% Jan
78% May 19
5
_„r—__
&
27%
29% Jan
9% May 10
9
98% Oct
16
19 % Jun
29
7
50% Jun
4
2
57 y2 Apr
6
Jun
25
Jun
Inc
Rubber
3%
22
25
Mex
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
3% Mar 11
5% May 11
4
18% Jan
32
1
1% Jun
10% Jan " 12
6
13 Va Jan
Apr
18
~6% Dec~30
26% Sep
Lee
24 % Jan : 6
*32%
3%
5
Jan
2
22%
33%
50c
32
17 y2 Apr 29
10
Mar 15
22%
*32%
*3%;
4
common
preferred series A_
17
37% Jan
152
Gas
4.32%
'
Paper Co__
2
15% July
5
343/4
58%
74%
22%
2 7'/a Feb
30% Mar 23
7
36%
57%
763/a
433/4
7
12
27
35%
58%
75
22
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos
Lane Bryant j
18
18% Nov
36%
58
43 Vt
11
21
15% Jan
353/4
58%
1
25
Jan
10% Feb
71 % Jan
37%
58%
48 Va
4
15% Oct
96
36%
59
47%
13
21% Sep
Dec
38%
48%
3% Jan
34'/a Apr
23% Nov
63
47
48
Co..
V P Sutherland
Laclede
17
22
4% Mar 11
14
46%
49%
Inc..
(S S) Co 1.
(S H) & Co
13% May 19
47%
17,100
'
.100
(E' J)
47
483/4
preferred
20% May 24
33
Jan 12
47
75%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
l*
133/a
2.50
81% Jun
1,700
13 Va
773/b
common
1,900
133/8
76
preferred
prior
4,700
13 Va
75%
Co
2,500
36
13%
No par
_
73
58
_16
_
91
72%
*35%
37%
.—1
___.,
"
73%
36
46
50c
-
conv
xl3 Va
—1
—_...
t
34% Jan
2
*86
72'%
40
'
'
23
91
8.75
Co
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co...
'
31
Light
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
4
80% Jan
&
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
31% Jan
Apr
Electric Co
&
" Kayser-Roth Corp
Kendall
17
463A Jan
10% Nov
*86
48%
82 %
140% Dec
91
47
77
Jan
*86
47
38% Apr 29
36
91
46%
„
26
22
*86
13
Feb
2
91
10
12 Va
85
1% Jan
87%
13 Va
393/8 Apr
7
51% Mar 13
Sep 22
*86
12%
1
2
29
87%
36%
29
8
*86
36%
22
24y8Jan
87%
36 %
77
6
*86
36%
37% Oct
17
86
36%
27yaJan
21
86
36%
35 Vt Mar
3% Dec
85 Va
36%
473/4 Aug 25
19 y8 Oct
*83%
6,100
70
36%
2
28% Nov
92%
37
;
11
10
*92
37
4
19% Jun
93
Power
6
5
*92
Kansas
523/8 Jan
3
93
9
24%
22
•92
82
51
16
26% Mar
93
77
51
15
43% Mar
*92
51%
7 6 3/a
503/4
40% Jun
34% Jan
92%
50 Va
*80%
50
213/4 Jun
'
*91
53%
503/4
26'/a Jan
18
82
52
50 Vt
743/4 Nov
29
*
*80%
51%
1
17% Sep
77 Va
81
50%
7
27 ya Jun
♦76%
81
513/e
21
7
76%.
82
75 Va
51%
8
17
76 Va
*81
No par
553/8 Jan
143/4 Feb
76
82
Gas
5
29% Mar
54
77%
*81
Kansas
Jan
8
54
*76
8
47% May 11
32% Nov 24
_
_
100
200
*35
6
7
120
353/a
503/4 Jan
Jan
*115%
72%
100% Jan
27% Mar
120 Vt
35
Apr
Dec
55 Vt
*115%
72%
2
7 ',v
54 Vt
553/4
111
73
28
62 Va Feb
120 %
*107
35%
733/4 Jun
38% Jun
*115%
110%
72%
48% Apr
v
120%
800
110%
35%
29
25
*115%
16,800
47%
35
31% Apr 20
54% July 22
59
111%
46%
105
*46
73%
24
28
♦109
104
47%
34%
Jun
7
22 '/a Sep
43
Jan
111%
46
106
*46
73
703/a Apr
44% Oct
♦109
47
1033/4
46
100
100
_
preferred
preferred
46
1033/4
46
♦86
513/» Jun
6l3/4 jun
55%
47
*100
47%
100
100
!
_
46
47%
101
100
14% May 31
48 Va Jun 17
9
preferred
preferred
463/4
101
♦453/4
No par
50
37 Va Jun
9 '
7
64
119
conv
4.35 preferred
19
1173/4 Feb
1
*115 Va
preferred
47%
101
♦99 Vt
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum preferred
36% Feb
63
17
61% Sep
Jun
1
20
Apr 13
793/4 Jan
8
413/4 May 12
50% July 31
July 27
pfd__100
.
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
86
34% May 31
28
7
4.50%
383/4 Aug 28
11'/a Dec
Jun
92% Mar 24
6
883/4 Feb
28'/a Jan
111%
(ser of 1959)
Jan
43 Va Feb
111%
43/4%
Apr
4
100
11
Jan
87
Sep
463/4
convertible
77
5
6
•453/4
43/4%
56
8
July 10
72% Sep 21
12
463/fe
100
..50
13
25
34 ya Nov
Mar
33 Va
preferred
82 Va Mar 18
5
Corp
preferred
Chem
&
43/4%
May
86 Va Jan
May 20
93
Alum
4Va% -convertible
125
10
Jan
Kaiser
5
6
47
Apr 22
74
6
122 % Jan
12
80% May 23
27
89 Va Feb
Jun
45
17
Mar 11
92% Jan
85 %
42% Jan
17y8
16%
17
♦
70
16%
M
28% Sep
118
Sep
28
3
35
Jan
22
26
123 % Jun
9
116
Mar
Jan
8
19
32 y4 Jan
6
50% Dec
21
36 Va May
6
44% Oct
26
47% Dec
21
44
37
5
52% Jan
6
May
4
49 Va Feb
7
46% Jun
15
30
79
4
83
14
20 Va Jan
16% May
3
19% Jan
78'/a Sep
17% Oct
1
78
21
Mar 17
32% Nov
4
40% Dec
20
50% Dec
18
3y2 Dec
31
7 % Jan
Jan
34 Va May 10
2
35% Nov
14
31% Feb
17
22% Nov
6
33
4% Dec
18
May 11
Jun
1
22% Jun
15
27% Jan
18
7% Jan
26
4% Jun
6
5 Va Jan
22
7
23 Va Jan
2
44 '/4 Nov
4
21 % Dec
14
9
Apr 25
18% Jan
4
24
May 25
29% Jan
22
17
16% Dec
May
'
2
-28% July 30
59% Jan
12
51% Dec
10
26
5
40 Va Jan
40 Va May 23
54 Va Jan
6
44% Feb
17
55% Jun
16
89 Va Jan
4
Oct
27
93% Jan
32% Jan
14
62% May li
36
46% May 22
30
Apr 12
93
6
34
Oct
38% Jan
6
46
May 19
53% Feb
44 Va Mar
7
51% Jun
16
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
72 Va Jan
5
77 % May
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
6
65% Nov
9
71% Dec
11
32 y4 Sep
27 Va Dec
22
18% Jun
9
30
24
y4 Jun
Jan
1
19
72% Mar 17
65% Jan
4
82
72
Jan
12
Feb
43% Nov
38
24
9
2
42
Oct
10
53
July 24
30
46 Va
*45%
46%
1/5 00
46 3/8
45
453/4
443A
45%
20,800
81
81
81%
81 %
81%
81%
81%
81%
260
-1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
17
17 Va
15,500
39%
40%
39 V*
403/4
11,900
19,800
Fund
Inc
;
1
!
Co..;
&
39%
403/4
51%
51%
51%
513/4
503/4
513/4
49
51
46%
46 Va
46%
46 Va
46%
46
463/8
46
463%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2 Va
2
2 Va
3,200
6
6%
5%
5%
19%
5%
5%
2,500
18%
18%
2,900
♦22%
223/4
38%
6%
6 %
5%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration..—_
1
23%
23%
22%
23 %
4%
4%
Maremont
Marine
...
4%%
Field
Co
Mfg
Co
&
preferred
Martin
15%
24%
25 %
1
4
25%
48%
53 Va
54
Masonite
$3.75 preferred
$3.40
3%
$3.75
No par
No par
.100
No par
preferred
preferred
18
2
MCA
Inc
1
McCall
series
!
1959
Corp
Maytag
15
Co
30'% May 25
40% Jan
47% Jan
4
49
Feb
8
15% Feb
29
Stores
76 Va May 20
80 V8 Feb
29
3%%-
McCord
'
...
-
No par
Corp
$2.50
—No par
—3
50
common
preferred
31
19% Feb
5
31
94% Feb
5
32% Nov
18
58
13
Corp
16
21 y4 Jun
1
39 % Jan
4
McDermott
18
Feb
5
23% Jun
2
McDonnell
May
37%
J~a"n~30
48%
July" 16
36 y4 Jun
13
45% Jan
11
54
Mar
72
Dec
31
65 % Feb
8
98% Jun
3
9
17% Dec
14
21% July 17
16 Va Apr
20
18% Jan
11
32% Dec
29
33
24 Va May 17
31% Jan
12
Dec
24
24% May 11
37%
Sep"21
8% Feb
50
Nov~18
13
10% Sep
11
20 Va Jan
2
27% Dec
10
41% Jun
24
Feb
2
87
51
Dec
8
25 Va Nov
17
29% Oct
26"
2
29% Dec
22
30
85 % Apr
7
-23% Jan
78
Dec
For
95% Mar 26
footnotes,
see page
40
7
Feb
1
Apr
28
17V4 Apr
29
33 Va May 31
86 Va Feb
29
22% Jun
17
35% Jan
4
49% Jun
17
9
Jan
4
28% Jam 15
48
Jan
7
,88
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
25% Mar 10
29 Va Jan
5
77% Jan
81 % Apr
7
26.
8
(J
preferred.
Ray)
& Co Inc
Aircraft
McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
Corp
Co
class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
McGregor-Doniger
McKee
(A G)
McKesson
McLean
&
Inc
& Co
*
Robbins
Inc
Trucking. Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
Corp common
4%%
Medusa
preferred
Portland
(1st series)
Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%
preferred series B
No par
9
1
10
24%
24%
11,800
247/8
26%
24
25
23%
243/4
24 Va
253/a
48 Va
483/a
50
49 %
50
49%
49%
3,700
53%
53%
54%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
2,900
93
90
90
433/4
43%
46 Va
31%
31%
32
'
93
♦90
44
44%
31%
31%
♦90
43%
31 %
93
443/a
31%
*90
42%
1 31
27,000
1
503/8
51%
50
50%
50
50%
50%
51%
75
75
♦75
75%
75
75
*75
75%
74%
74%
*74%
76
*75
76
*75
76
*75
76
69%
*68%
69%
*68
69 Va
*68
69 Va
♦75%
763/4
*75%
703/4
*75%
36%
36%
20
34,100
3,100
14,400
763/4
36%
68 %
68%
*68 Va
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
35%
1
1,900
4,700
243/u
50%
35%
35%
353/4
36
36
36
35 Va
35%
35%
34%
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
34%
353/4
32%
34%
34%
*
32%
32%
49
*47%
32%
-
*47%
32%
49
13%
*76 '/a
3
__1
24%
4%
48%
32%
xl3%
1
_
Publishing
24%
1,300
15
74
100
1
2.50
43/B
14%
74
50c
common
convertible
4%
15 Va
25
32%
♦473/a
McCrory-McLellan
13% Dec
77 Va Dec
23
4%
14%
4%
49%
1945 series.No par
pfd 1947 series
*22%
15
5,500
25 Va
44%
31 %
No par
5
Corp.^...
May Dept Stores common
4%
X143/4
X24%
93
43%
...1
23
4%
15%
*
*90
100
—...
______
22%
19
19
4%
26%"
48%
No par
Co
com
*5%
183/4
15%
15%'
5
Corp...
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement
Marshall
1
Products
Automotive
Midland
76 Va May 16
9
39%
51%
5
Bros
Manhattan-Shirt
77% Apr 19
69% Apr!
6
Mar
40
50%
No par
Mandel
39% Jun
Feb
39
45%
.10
<
R)
(P
1
..1
—1
Copper
38 % Jun
22 y4 Mar
26y4
Feb
453/4
45%
81
7
3
1
7
Jan
453/4
80%
35 Va Mar 25
Dec
44
46%
45%
100
preferred series A
Madison
9
*45 Va
40%
44 Va Jan
31% Dec
29
4%%
Mar 28
48% May 18
300
12,300
44%
Manati Sugar Co
7 Va Apr 22
19% Mar 17
5
383/«
46 %
8
19
30
28
118
37 Va
45
Mallory
16% Feb
9 Va Jan
*117
40 %
46 Va
Magnavox Co
22% Mar 16
*27%
27%
118
383/4
41%
Magma
5
►116%
40%
44
2
23
27%
28 3/8
118
46 %
2
5% Sep
*27%
♦116%
40 %
7
4 Va Jan
28%
118
5
.:
(R H)
Jun
17
Jun
*27%
►116%
39 %
48 %Jun
55
118
40
59% Jan
40% May 17
2
19
*116
28%
2.8
100
preferred (w w)_
.—50
Co Inc com____No par
5%%
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88
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■
(2654)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
■
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
7
38
30% May 25
34 V« Jan
21
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
73
96% Jun
2
70
2
Jun
18 Mi Feb
23
70% Jan
4
Mesta
25
13
May 10
59% May 3
24% Jun 16
32
Jan
74% Jan
5
81
Feb
13
Inc
preferred
Mergenthaler
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott-.-
23
83% Jan
Co
&
$3.50
4
15
Mar 13
Mar 19
Machine
Co
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Dec
28
4.35%
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
Apr
813/4 Apr
18
30
18
74 y2 Nov
3.85%
12
87
28
75% Jan
19
preferred series-.
Apr
79
Jun
8
3.80%
series.
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30
2
99% Mar 11
86
58% Dec
56%
31
Jan
4
Jan
93
Apr 12
793/4 Jun
8
5
25 % Mar 16
33
30
Jun
16
Middle
50
58
Jan
22
Midland
Jan
23
39% Jan
2
60% Nov
12
Jan
2
92
Feb
27
88
Jan
5
93
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17
33% Dec
29
40 Mi Jun
2
30
May
2
33 % Jan
4
83
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68
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16
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38
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17
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88
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22
31% Feb
19
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3
24'A Jun
4
30
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9
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Dec
15
10
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13% Jan
11
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9% Jan
20
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28
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21
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16
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17
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27
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8
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78
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10
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Steel
Pharmacal
&
Wire
Co_
:_25
25'A
19%
25%
Co___5
20 Mi
20 Va
62Mac
50%
51%
50 Ma
see page 26.
if*-, *
10 Ma
18%
,
28
4 >
13 Ma
12%
13
11 Mi
34-
-
-
13 Ma -13%
-
common.No par
84 Ma Apr
,
76 Ma
19 Mi
$3.60
-
7.4
66
*75
13 Mi
$4.10 preferred series—;
$4.08 preferred series
footnotes,
*64 Ma
75
13 M2
2
22
64 Ma
75
19%
4
40 3A Dec
10 Ma
64%
76 Ma
10%
8Ma
93 Mi
12Mi
1
74 Mi Mar 24
MiD~ec"rf
30,£
10%
65
*8
35Mi
185
51%
A
-
,__5
82 Ma Jun
39
10 M4
-v.
,
*64 Ma
13%
12 Ma
*10Ma
p' 58
.
1
Co
83 Ma Apr
10
2.5
5 Mi
8
Apr
1,C
19 Mi
5 Ma
5
44
30 Ma
19 Mi
5 Mi
Apr 29
22
30 Ma
*75
11%
13%
13 Ma
44
19 Mi
76
76
14
44%
30%
19 Ma
66
10%
*64Ma
11 Ma
42%
5 Ma
Jan
10
12
64Ma
76
29
*30 Ma
7 Mi
67% Jan
Mar 25
19 Mi
25 Mi
81
89
30
18%
7%
78
46 Ma Apr
29%
19Mi
29 Mi
8 8 Ma Mar 23
44% May 12
30
18%
x41Ma
7Mi
86 % Mar
28
41%
30
19%
27 Mi
88 Ma Mar 23
22
42 Mi
30 Ms
1
21
18
2,-3
1
28
79 Ma Dec
4 Ma
45
28%
Television
29
24% Sep
4 Mi
4%
42%
29
__10
Dec
29 Ma Dec
4%
»/.v.'i..51-
No par
79 Ma Dec
2
*4 Ma
Mi
4
41 Ma
*%S-- i
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
:
100
3.60%
preferred
100
7
4
6
28
4 Ma
22Mi
4
11% Mar
17
6
*4 Mi
No par
5
Apr
29% May
Jan
100% Oct
29 Ma Dec
.
5
Chicago & St Louis Co
$3.75
6
6
107
'
26% Feb
113 Ma Mar
5,i
10,1
4 Ma
Preferred 5% series A
100
York Shipbuilding Corp__
1
N Y State Electric Gas
Corp—
Common
No
Mar 28
80% May
85 Ma Apr
4
64
21
79
M
No par
preferred
Common
4
73% Apr
2
22
Sep
73
15
27
16
17 Mi
31%
-36%
■
New
Mar 22
35% Jun
7
Jan
Jan
78
4
14
99% Feb
6
27
33% Mar 15
65Mi Jan
Jan
Feb
6% Jan
5
35 3A Jan
108
N Y
2
73 Ma
21
13
16%
31 Ma
.7;• x2323Mi
j__<_5
Inc
Meter
York
17
31 Ma
16
1
Bros
York
New
39% Jun
8
6
15
15
20
New
31% Jan
8% Jun
18
79% Oct 29
7
4 Mi Jun
Sep
1
9
32 Ma Jan
20% May 24
65
14
39% Jun
16%
30%
22
-
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
6
16%
31%
28%
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
33% Dec
Apr
79% Jan
16 Ma
30%
35
New
1073/4 Mar 11
49% Mar 13
17Mi
31%
93
New
86 Mi Apr
22
16%
31 Ma
184
-
_U—_1
Corp
3%%
17M2
31%
32%
23%
1
7
19
-
-
--
pat-
Co
4
Jan
-
.
-
4
Jan
37 Mi Mar
29
32%
22 Ma
Fibre
&
Jan
71
28 Ma
32%
24 Ms
10
29% Jun
27% Mar
2
No
Co
13
28
28%
32%
32%
42'A
Steel
14
82 Ma Mar
28%
7,1(
1,6(
138,4(
23 Ma
•
11%
11%
34 -'} 34Mi
Co
Tea
Neisner
28%
.-.l51%
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
Natus
32 Ma
24 Mi
41
.
-
__100
National
4
32 Mi
23%
12
Cast.No par
National
Mar 10
813A
31%
32M2
24.
42%
Corp
Steel
4
25
31%
33
23Ma
753/4
31%
32Mt
23
11%
Service
4
Natomas
88
31%
76
42
&
National-Standard
15
85 Mi
32
27 Ma
12Mi
_100
8
7 Ma Jan
85 Ma
31%
26%
12 Mi
43%
common
20% Jan
16
82%
32
27%
11%
27%
12
42 Mi
A
98 Mi Jan
13
12
83%.;.
27
12 Mi
27%
12
-12...
-v
-
common._:_l
28 Ma Jan
17
11%
80
31%
27 Ma
28
12 Ms
30 Mi
1
2
Feb 17
9,6(
8,4(
12 Ma
2 1Mb
29 Ma
1
May 25
Jun
16,4(
20%
29Mi
preferred B___
Malleable
National
23
172
2 1Mb
27%
__1^10
i
Co
13
29
Nov
14
22Ma
170 Ma
172
26 Ma
:
20%
30
_L
.
Co
26
343A Oct
42
Jan
23 Mi
170
21 Mi
28%
.
&
preferred
6%
22%
173
|1
51
21
:
28
;.i___l0
22
33 Mi Oct
102
Jan
7%
23%
22%
171%
21
31 Ma
;*_ill^iil00
Gypsum
preferred
National
1723/4
20%
28
Register--!
Feb
9
11% Dec
40
4
171%
30%
_■
Corp
Cash
15
16
34
Apr 14
32
31 Ma'
-
15 Mi Dec
27
20 Ma Nov
Jan
91 Ma
*31%
28Mt
■
37% Apr
43% Feb
9
Dec
91
109 Ma
153
Apr 28
6% Jun
15
10 Ma Mar 24
24
23 Ma Jan
100 Ma Oct
$4.50
*90Mt
31%
30%
5
Can
National
25% Feb
Dec
National
6
38% Dec
27% Nov 12
36% Jan
2
71Mi Dec 28
74
4
22
4
16
69
Jan
91% Jan
31%
x52
92 Ma
31%
28Ms
Chem Corp conu_5
4Mi% pfd series of 1951
—100
National Fuel Gas Co_i_
——10
15
16% Jun
71 Ma Dec
59
.
29
90 Mi
53
92 Ma
30%
_•
City Lines Inc_J
43
Jun
24% Mar 25
25 Ma Dec
11
53%
90 Mi
31%
52 Ma
28M4
Dairy Products—
20% Jan
18
98 % Aug
6
40 Mi Mar 13
10
11
24% Jan
29% May 31
31% Apr 13
15
5 Mi Dec
Jan
'
♦52 MT
53 Mi
92M2
28Mi
:__^_:____5.
—;
—
Natl Distillers
15
Aug 18
Aug 28
22
35
104
52
29 Ma
32
23%
*30Ma
_5
National
.
*50
45%
3
National
9
128 Ma Jun
23% Dec
Ma Oct
11
19
17% Sep
9% Jun
19% Jan
17
120% Jan
22
68
Jun
35% Jan
134% Mar 12
31
Mar
44
74 Ma Dec
May
58
-
5
2
Jan
National
144% Jan
3
12
-National
3
3
2
llMi Sep
1
>
31
51
29
—10
Co__——
preferred
3
Jan
5% Nov
1%
26,60
30
28%
Aviation Corp.__™___^_5
Biscuit Co common—1^16
7
159
37 Ma Dec
13 Ma Jan
National
16
•
132% Aug
28% Jan
74 Mi Jan
National
63 Mi Jun
10,50
29%
29
44
•
May 10
21
29% May 23
78
*50
92M2
*53
A
92
78
*31 Mi
22%
53 Mi
80
*90
78
29%
28%
National Airlines
11 Ma Mar
17
109
4
"
92
77%
91
79%
'*78 Ma
50
45%
5 '
Inc
Corp
Corp
Natco
*87%
*77
8Q
50
28%
-National Acme Co__
70% Jun
17
25 Mi Jun
4
91
'79%
29%
'V
50 Mi
45 Ms
Corp_^_.
(F E) & Bros
NAFI
17
29%
*50
8%
No par
Murphy. Co- (G C)—•
Corp of America
17
Jun
29M2
51
28%
Lines—_I-_12
Murray
.153% Jun
8% May 11
5
15
Brass
283/4 Jun
66% Jun
29%
46 M4
Corp
Munsingwear
17% Jan
12
Jan
Wheel
Myers
•90
78 Ma
77%
78Ma
*8Ma
__u—
Products
Motor
54% Jan
.
3
35% Dec
8
r
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
Motor
4
'*■ "16
Mar 30
May 16
11% Jun
4
10
91
13 Va
—3
22
58 % May 25
1
12
32 Mi Jan
23
I
*90
773/4
28%
&Co__
<28% Jan
Mueller
92
13%
_1
_
issued
37% May 16
533/4 Mar
1
4
47
Inc
When
23 Mi Jan
«
9
43% Jan
(John)
Motorola
May 31
253/4 Jan
9
9
80
2
28 % Jun
90
98
3
May
63% May
6
29% Jan 22
164% Apr
14% Jan
10
55 % Sep
Jun
24% Mar
9
34% May 6
56% Dec 30
22
26% Jim
Jan
194 Mi May 31
3
*90
*10Ma
1,000 lire
Moore-McCormack
17
92
11%
-No par
,
*87 Ma
.'• •-*77
-
,
10C
Mining & Chemical—
7
Morrell
f
45%
Co
shares
4
48% Jan
19% July 16
10
15
142
Power Co
American
19
53% Jan
91
2
14 % Jan
■
*87 Ma
5
Co
Utilities
47% Jan
31 % Ffeb
July g
51 Mi Aug
4
313/4 July 24
2
,16% Dec
Chemical
4
18% Mar 21
6
Feb
Sep
12% Nov
Montana-Dakota
May 26
11,600
79Ma
25 Ma
*78% ' 79Ma
*78 Ma
64Ma
25
Monterey Oil Co
:
Montgomery Ward & Co
May
16
13% Nov
Monsanto
31 %
16
140
25 y4
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
8
11% Mar
79
50 Ma Sep
4
7
Montana
700
25%
61 Ma
24%
-
•4.V-
79%
*75
—1.25
19
40% Jun
31% Apr
43% Jan
55% Jan
30 Mi Apr
Jun
60%
25 Ma
*60%
26
79 Ma
No Par
Montecatini
Feb
60%
*78Ma'.
25%
*79
19M8
No par
B
61 Mi
15,000
41%
<
5
class A—
4,100
13%
30 Ma
..
100
Machine Tool
RR
"71%
13%
'
1
-
Monon
68 Mi
13% '
80
4%
100 'C
10
May
10
common
69% '
13%
31
5
Inc
68 Ma
13%
28%
17Mi
1
—
71
13%
76 Ma
75'
31
32M2
22 Mi
2.50
preferred
12% Jun
22
22% Dec
Industries
3M2%
70
*75
27%
12 Va
No par
Service Co
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
27% Dec
57% Jan
Public
22,800
*77
21
1
18% May 28
14% May 26
2
383/4 Jan
15
17
75
*78 Ma
172
-
5
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par '
Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
Jun
293/4 Jun
1
Corp
75
80
923/4
Development Co
76
793/4
313/4
23%
172M2
21%
,
*75
91
53 Mi
Corp
River Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
12% Jan
Jan
Paper
1.00C
93%
*78M2
313/4
23%
-——No par
Ontario
33 Ma
92%
*77
923/4
No par
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp
;
15
37% Jan
52% May 25
45% July 29
20 % Jan 30
68y4Jan
8
12% Nov 24
18% Nov 23
11% Dec 22
&
.33 Ma
93%
*87 %
29Ma
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
II
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minnesota
33%
93%
79M2
10
St Paul & S S Marie
33%
94%
91
*50
Shares
34 Mi
80
78%
the Week
June 17
93 Ma
26Ma
79M2
78Ma
Friday
June 16
61
x253A
79M2
_5
of Amer
Minn
Jun
8
Corp
11
17
49 y4 Apr
Jan
Chem
&
Jan
1
25
8
Minerals
Sales for
Thursday
33 Mi
61
26%
79M2
100
:
—
5
39
41% Mar
Corp
•*
*90
.
—10
common
preferred
Oil
9
2
23
Corp
1st
24% Jan
14
43/4 Sep
41% Jan
5%%
28 Mi Jun
20
313/4 Dec 23
Midland-Ross
*
76
72
13%
60 %
>
PRICES
*76
-1
178 3/4 Jun
11% Jun
5
29% May
Inc
8
16V4 Jan
16
Utilities
61
*87 M2
•:
•
-
5
Enterprises Inc
Midwest
May 16
35 y8 Oct
19% Nov
South
xl3%
SALE
,
*77M2
100 "
.
14Me
x61
100
17% May 10
19% Mar 23
65
31 y2 Apr
593/4 Feb
8
123% Feb
4
20% Feb
8
11 Vs Mar
July 21
July 29
31
20% Sep 21
14% Dec
2
May 11
50% Mar
24% Mar 20
28
18 Ma Feb
Dec
series
*75
70
,26Mi
'
*78
,
100
84% Dec
33% Jan
preferred
preferred
4.45%
preferred
Miami
Copper
93Ma
76
72
June 15
33%
94M2
33Ma
943/4
71
.
.
.
100
93
34%
14
__1
12.50
75 Ma Nov
For
*33%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
-No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%'pfd—100
22% Feb
6
37
*73
1
7
18
98
No par
Apr
53% Jan
88% Apr
94
Jun
58% Mar
15
3%
16%c
78
14
74% Dec 22
Inc
75
0
Dec
84
Co
8
Feb
70
Merck
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 14
common
8
85
8
1
Stores
Jan
17
27% Jun
Mercantile
26
Nov
July
Monday
June 13
Par
Jan
44% Jan
16 Ma Nov
82 Mi
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29 Mi Jan
71
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
»
*
^
84
•
54
*83
.>
84
*83
84
*83%
84 Ma
*83 Ma
84 Ma
35%
373/a
513/i
53 Ma
36 Ma-
53 Mi
37%
61,700
10,500
2,300
Volume 191
Number 5961
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
;
,
tit
Year 1959
Lowest
STOCKS
Rahge Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
L°W AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Tuesday
June 18
Par
June 14
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
June 15
Friday
June 16
June 17
the Week
Shares
o
31% May 17
34 %
May 23
83
Dec
21
95% Jan
16
84
Jan
4
92
Mar 24
74
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
4
81
Mar 23
87% Dec
15
100
Jan
13
89
Jan
4
94%
95 % Jan
16
86
Jan
6
86
Sep 30
34 % Nov
13
27% Jun
9
16
Dec
80
46 %
34'A Mar
Sep 25
25% Dec
4
7
32 % Jun
16
Jan
6
16% Jan
7
5
83% Jun
1
2
24% May 10
42% May 10
58% July 28
26% Nov 25
7
Mar 24
39% Jan
28% Mar
307/e Jun
9
91
30% May 17
16
27
90% Feb
31
14 y8 Jan
4
Feb
18
29
4iy8 Feb
May 21
Apr 22
87
Jun
16
28% Jun
17
54% Jan
4
15%
~7
39% July 15
Nov" 12
61 % Feb
10
79% Feb
16%
9
May"
7
94% July
2
104% Dec 31
5
23% Jan
5
36% Mar
29% May
14% May
4
50% Jun
16
26% Jun
17
37'A Jan
4
16% May 27
15% Feb 23
23 % Jan
12
75
16% Jun
14
1
Jan
25
122% Jun
93% Feb
10
116
Jun
97% Jan
27
110% Dec
9
104% Feb
16
26% Nov
13
28
25% Jun
1
34%
85
24
38% Apr
99% Feb
85
5
91% Jun
Dec
4
Jan
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
Jan
6
15% Jan
5
11% Jan
5
18
23% Feb
26
130% May 31
7
15% Jun
11% Nov 27
9% Sep
23
16 % Nov
16
Jun
22
51% Nov
5
58% Jun
9
67% Apr
66% Apr
20
3
'457/8 Nov
16
56% Jan
7
20
25% Sep
23
297/8 Oct
Oct
21
144% Apr
24
4% Sep
22
6% Jan
29
Sep
3
46% Nov
24
20% Nov
17
35% Apr
126
30
43
Jun
Dec
59% Jan
25
83
8
42
94
23% Jan
2
28
507/8 Mar 13
Sep 21
9
49% July 30
36% Feb
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
23
42 % Sep
2
Oct
Jun
13
22
3% Jan
30
12% Feb 26
18 % Dec
14
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
24% Apr
12
64% Jun
11
Sep"21
14% Feb
46% Mar
23
Jan
4
5
Jun
23% Jan
8
Juiy~~6
35% Dec
25 Va Nov
13
29% May
12
23% May
Mar 15
50% May 31
31% Jan
4
132
25% Jan
7
7
27
27
18
11
102 % Apr
8
Jan
4
14
98% Apr
20
85% Jan
18
5
12% Jun
2
92% Apr
17 % Jan
40
8
45
15% Nov
20
17
40 % Nov
27
49% Jan
30
26% Jan
2
36% Feb
13
Oct~14
92
'
64% Feb
Mar 23
54% Jun
16
31
34% Jan
29
41 Va Feb
16
74
39% Dec
50
Apr 23
99 % Feb
25
15% Dec
18
19% Jan
22
37/8 Oct
27
6% Feb
24
30 Va Sep
22
94% Sep 22
54% Dec 22
467/a Jun
20
Oct
9
26% Mar 14
96% Jun
3
Jan
104% Jan
26
56% May 12
36% May
1
73
54
Jun
9
65% Mar 10
77% Dec
23
84% Apr
82
6
Apr 30
14
Mar 23
75
93
Jan
7
6
60
83
Dec
3
94
89
Dec
3
99% Apr
70% Jun
8
91
3
43% Feb
Mar 18
19
22
7
28% Jan
26
Dec
9
82% Jan
29
74% Dec
30
22
28
Sep 22
4
93
91% Mar 19
96% Jan
25% Jan
17
87% Jan
7
9
17
Jun
5
Apr 14
19% May 20
73% May
19% May
34% Mar 31
21% Nov 17
84
Jan
43% Jun
May 24
42
100% Jun
16
93
66
Jan 26
Jan
145
Sep
8
62% July 31
20%Jun
4
16% Mar 17
39 %
87
9
119
1
16
25
15
9
5
April
Feb
13
81% Mar 30
2
24% Jan
Nov
31
9
8
19% Aug 17
125% Dec
16
Apr
Mar 29
78% Apr
48% Jan
14
95% May
53% Dec
5
71
74% Jan
2
21% Jan
38%
Apr
5
77% Jan 20
41% Mar
45% July 7
267/a Dec 15
17
Jan
1
13*% Apr 29
31% May 6
16
Feb
49
65% Feb
16% Dec
Sep
10
82 % Mar 14
92
31% May
3
26% Feb 17
52% Mar 23
1
21% Mar 24
26
49% Aug 27
68
9
Feb
4
14% Dec 28
15
99
11% Jan 28
8
Mar
12
36% Dec
Jan
86%
16%
87
87
*87
28%
45%
28%
28%
88 Vtt
28%
46%
44%
45%
19%
19%
21 »A
16%'
*16%
86%
*'84%
27%
277/s
27%
28
28
5
46
47
46%
47%
46%
18%
187/o
28%
467/8
18%
19%
19
19%
46%
48
48
49%
28%
49%
28%
48%
28%
48%
28%
28%
50%
17%
17%
17%
17%
28%
19%
50%
28%
49%
17%
26%
16
17
277/s
16
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
17
*16
16%
1137/a
*16
112
1127/8
114%
16%
111% 112%
114% 116
125
120
Corp
86
Mar
4
July 23
Feb
9
23% Jan
9
132
Mar 16
124% Jan
12
59% Jun
2
80% Jan
4
14% May 10
66% May 3
22% Jan
4
Jan
12
69% Apr 14
12% May 11
75% Jan
15
Mar
4
18
52*% Jun
18
91
31
43 % Mar
31% Apr
188% Dec
22
163 % Feb
1
28% May 14
19% Jun
*3
17
May 11
8
Dec
Dec
131
38% Jan
116
Jun
*16
113
1
112
113
112%
113%
6.25
108
111
111
112%
112%
114
100
com
123
123%
113
*122%
124
124
125
29 %
29%
29%
*123
30
90
90%
90
91
15
0
29%
29%
29%
92%
*90
90
29%
91%
12%
12%
12%
12%
Inc.5
123/4
16
16
16
12%
16 %
163/8
15
15
16
14%
14%
143/8
15
23
15
*20%
10
54%
54%
54
123/4
63
623/«
63%
62%
623/4
48%
27%
27%
138
63
27%
48%
27%
100
137%
5%
137%
5%
33%
18%
33%
32%
33
32
19%
18%
19%
183/4
41%
42
41
413/a
100
*85 %
87
Corp
1
Electronics
50c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
1
l
48%
5%
*85%
48%
483/a
28
48%
27%
138
5%
48%
27%
138
27%
139
5%
*138
5%
31%
19%
32%
18%
31%
173/4
32%
18%
413/.
41%
41%
413/4
41%
42
87
*85%
87
44%
433/8
44
44%
453/4
50
50%
44%
50%
51%
25%
25%
*25%
49 y4
25%
25%
25%
47%
48%
47%
47%
24Va
*47%
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
15%
16
23%
23%
47
48
463/4
46%
46%
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
29%
&
25
Ford
3.50
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
1
Penney (J C) Co
When
No par
48%
493/4
24%
80,700
24%
25
48
473/8
47%
1,200
600
153/4
2%
15%
15%
*22%
23%
47%
*23
15%
23%
15%
*22%
23 y4
200
47%
29%
473/4
*47%
.48%
2,700
29%
29%
30
127%
129
7,800
4,300
2
'
2
•
15%
1,000
18,800
128%
127%
128%
128%
43%
43%
433/4
423/4
43%
43
29%
29
29%
43%
28%
43
29%
43%
4,400
31
28%
313/8
*30%
29%
31%
27%
28%
10,200
*31%
32%
31%
31%
26%
5,800
,
*31%
26
32
v;
26%
26%
129
26%
26%
26%
92%
93%
26%
933/4
933/4
263/4
*933/4
943/4
90%
91
91
94%
90%
903/4
20%
♦943/8
14
94%
90%
91
14%
14%
14%
*90%
133/4
14
423/4
13 y4
423/4
42
653/4
66
653/4
66
553/4
54%
54%
49%
14%
90%
14%
42
42%
*42%
42%
25
65
65%
65%
653/B
100
*55
55%
55
55
iq
5
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
'
33%c
45%
46%
45%
46%
No par
No par
Pet Milk Co common
When issued
52%
53
51
52
4%% preferred
100
Petroleum
Corp of America—
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
2nd preferred
Co
36%
*93
14%
3%
33%c
31%
47%
*34%
•94
*51%
36%
95%
95%
333/8
*97
36%
•94
3%
33/4
3%:
3%
34%
35%'
33%
34%
14%
100
*97
47%
48%
47%
473/8
47%
483/4
49
48%
21
*20%
21
*97
80%
*97
21
21
97
98%
97
80
80
80
*88
89
♦88
400
36%
89
,
200
95%
14%
14%
33/4
7,500
2,300
34%
189,800
33/4
34
97
97
80
*203/4
20
24,900
523/4
•94
97
48
473/8
47%
48%
48%
48%
*97
600
50%
•32%
•
7,000
47%
48%
49
100
42%
65%
,
48%
49
14%
190
280
56,800
55
*51
3%
34%
100
14%
91
600
133/4
48%
...
95%
14%
95
*413/4
65%
*53Y4
,
52%
36%
143/a
48
No par
100
42%
47
513/4
36%
14%
:"V 3%
97
No par
com
46
*51%
*94
t
34%
97
100
12.50
3%
*54%
*34%
94%
14
5
com
common
preference
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
36%
:/■
l
(conv)
conv
127% 130
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
100
150
20,500
7,300
*203/4
98%
•79%
•203/4
21%
98%
97%
97%
70
80
793/4
793/4
•88
190
89
89
89
96 s/a
34%
31%
21
400
100
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
*96%
97%
97%
97%
50c
3
Corp common
3%%
87%
98%
80%
87%
100
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
3.90%
9,500
50%
100
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Philco
*2
46%
27%
1
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
$1
2%
9,600
87
45%
42%
No par
4.40% series
Electric
*2
15%
23%
25,100
3
Chemicals
Corp
Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred,,
4%
*23
2
48
18
70
4,000
10,900
1
issued
Glass
Pfizer
128
2
*47
53/a,
•85%
45%
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
Parmalee Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
1
49%
15%
6,000
33
48%
2
6,700
27%
5%
44
2
48%
138
5%
*85%
100
2,800
11,400
5%
87
200
63%
48%
140
No par
5
15%
213/4
64%
€23/8
62%
273/4
•54
54
48%
138
*19%
54
25
com
1,900
1,900
21
54
No par
14 2/7
623/s
1,400
16%
20%
•19%
1,800
13%
•15
54
20%
200
13%
15
22
,
650
14,700
16,100
6,100
54
,
23,000
47,500
16%
16%
*21
-
10
31,200
72,600
29%
92%
♦91
13
16%
1
123
29
460
500
25,400
2,700
35%
36%
97%
35%
353/4
35
353/4
96%
31%
33%
32%
34%
32%
32%
31%
323/a
31%
31%
34y#
30%
68
68
68
68
693/4
50
68%
69%
68%
69
81
13,800
81
81
80%
80%
100
*66%
5
68
*663/4
X673/4
97%
68
*663/4
69%
70%
100
81
81
80
81
100
series preferred
*78
79
*78
79
78%
78%
69
683/4
*80
•97
•78
*67
30
30
15,200
51,200
210
5
43%
44
78%
78
433/4
44
78
433/8
44ya
1
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common-
14%
43%
15%
44%
143/8
14%
14%
143/4
26,100
33%
33
34
33
33%
14%
3,200
95
93
93
*93
33%
•93%
•92
60
61%
57%
60
95%
10
38%
63%
39%
14%
34%
95%
43%
143/4
44%
14%
59 Va
57
40
39
39%
59%
10,200
21%
21%
42%
42%
43%
54,000
20%
21
No par
.No par
*92%
1
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp„
Pitney-Bowes Inc
62%
33
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common
10
(5 convertible preferred.
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forginga Co
38%
213/a
21%
95
20%
21%
58%
39%
20%
20%
34%
35
*85
1
87
*85
87
*85
87
85
*87
85
90
84
*87
90
84
*87
90
•87
90
•87
80
4,200
2,700
90
17%
17%
17%
173/4
*17%
17%
126%
*125%
253/s
127%
*125%
127%
26
25%
253/4
24%
64%
26%
65%
243/4
65
65%
643/4
65%
63%
65
17%
50
17%
17%
17%
*125% 127%
*125%
127 y4
110
25%
3,500
34,800
3,300
1,000
Pitts Ft Wayne Jk Chic Ry—•
7
22% May 11
56% Dec
81
125
Jan
16%
No par
Packard-Bell
Penick
32%
28%
l
Consolidated
98% Jun
6
99
7
90
16%
*85%
i6%
*85%
30c
Co
Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
Phila
Jan
32
*16%
86%
317/a
31%
*16%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Dec
20% Jan
35% Jun
100
100
6,100
32%
Electric
6
13
22
11
21
16%
32 %
Corp
2
21
Oct
&
57% Jan
65
41
7
16% Jan
5% Jan
i
*16%
220
32%
16%
25
5% preferred
Pacific Finance
51 Va May
8
Jan
74% Dec 22
95% Mar
13
32
510
92
32 y8
Coast Co common
47% Mar 31
20 % Jan 18
87% Jan
15
Pacific
43 % Mar
84% Jan
28
55% Mar 23
36% Jun
32
32%
92
32%
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
8
2
17
17
31%
32%
91%
Pacific
5
Apr
15
13
23
Dec
7
•89
No par
70% Mar
103% Apr
88% Apr
11
Dec
Glass
57
26
85
39% Sep
4
Mar 30
22% Jan
87% Dec
Dec
437/8 May
100
5
68% Mar 25
50% Jun
33% May 18
92 % Jan ,7
13% May 17
3% May 20
Jan
66% May 16
8
23
75
93
Mar
647/a Aug 11
5
57% Dec
.Jan
55% Mar 20
6
91
3.125
preferred
Penna
Dec
89
$5
Pennsalt
27% Apr
96% Apr
91%
90%
32%
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co common
35
Jan
81%
90%
12.200
88
No par
Owens-Illinois
30% Mar 31
.2
5
Jun
44% Jun
42% May 27
24% Feb 16
.30% Feb
5
90%
33%
,79%
5
Parke Davis & Co
4
89
i
15
Mar 16
89
7.50
17
3
88%
88%
33
88
*77%
32
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp.
17% Jan
12
79
91%
—100
51 % Jun
Mar 10
79
91%
31%
4%
4
92
32%
Common
29
91%
317/a
Gas
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
4
28% Jan
91%
20
Co_,
3
May
33%
89%
•91
common
46% Jun
7
18
Outlet
48% Jan
84% Dec
88
4
89
78
32%
Outboard Marine Corp
88
2
36
4
33
89
78
32%
Corp
Elevator
Tin
60% Feb
44
Otis
Pacific
Jan
34%
89
78
Oliver
28
2
33%
89%
78
ioo
Lighting
12
33%
89%
78
Chemical Corp
Pacific
Feb
33%
90
78
No par
Natural
Olin Mathieson
5
23% May 19
21% Jan
Oklahoma
34
♦89
100
.loo
Elec Co
Gas
45% Jun
2
&
33%
loo
,,i.;
4% preferred
4.24% preferred
Pacific
39
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
14% Feb
Okla Gas
4
7% Jan
83% Mar 18
15
common—,
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
Jan
145
26% Apr 28
16% Apr 28
40
Co
32 V4 Jan
26% Mar 10
130% Feb
Edison
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
51% Jan
8
25
11
6
65
May 11
26% Jun
32% Dec
11
18% Jan
60
111% Feb
Dec
16
187/a Mar 18
52% Jun
6
1
125
Jan 27
18% May 11
22% May
2
60% Jan 11
39% Mar 12
30% Sep 21
98% Jan 21
26
8
11
17
Ohio
71
18
125
Jan
Apr 11
2
81% Jan
1
124V4 Jan
8
15% May 10
6
4
4
61
Jun
14
27
Jan
6
256% May 26
25% Jan
5
7% guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common—
125 %
26
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
66%
15%
5%
26
64
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15 %
15%
*68
Pittsburgh Young ft Ash pfd—
Pitts ton Co (The) common,
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
69
*67%
69
*67%
69
68
68
*69%
14%
71
*70
71
*70
71
70
70
*119
143/4
120
60%
14%
*119
61
61
*98%
56%
58 3/«
59
17%
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
99%
17%
*17
245% 2473/4
20
20%
*98
143/4
120
61
20%
14%
120
603/4
99%
•14
„
*118
14%
122
153/4
68
13%
*118
71
14%
123
61%
60
60%
58%
593/4
99%
*98
*98
99%
98
98
50
100
2,200
100
3,700
30
61
583/4
60%
58%
59%
58%
17%
593/4
17
17
10,500
16%
16%
16%
163/4
2,900
19,000
1,800
244%. 2463/4
■V
14%
120
15%
67
*69%
20%
235%
244
20
20%
236% 2413/4
237
2403/4
20
20%
20%
20
Porter
88
Jan
14
25% May 19
9
73% Feb
47% Feb
t
17
35% Dec
4
267/8 Dec
10
78% Oct
5
80
Jun
5
83
Sep 23
Sep 22
98
.
40% Sep 21
65
Dec
24
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
104
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
62 % Jun
16
39% Apr
29
29
90% Nov 30
81% Feb
1
120
58% Jan
5
52
43% Apr
33 % Mar
8
36% Mar
3
Jan
11
9
11
91% Mar 20
92
Mar 20
26% Mar 8
78% Jan 19
29
84% May 9
80% Jan
5
86
93
85
8
rJan 16
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
9
98
Feb
Jan
14
41% Feb
17
76 Va Mar 13
65% Jan
5
23% Jan
20% Jan
7
13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
29% Dec
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
15
20
106
May 11
Feb
8% Apr
81
Feb
29% Feb
48% Apr
16
29
Apr
May 23
88% May 16
104
45%
Feb
25
Apr 14
73
May 2
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
113% Apr
19
28
11% Feb
11
25
83
18
4
67
Jan
36
16
Procter
1
7
34 % NOV
9
Feb
16
2
Jun
95% Jan
27
Jan
Jan
Co Inc (H K)—
5%% sink fund preference—100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
89% May 31
24
86% Jan
58
7
31
82% Nov 24
17
Apr
Dec
29% Feb
96
Jun
3
27% Jun
2
19
May 13
34% Apr
6
75% Feb
23
371/4 May 25
39% Jan
4
ft
Gamble:
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec ft Gas com—No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
,100
124% Sep 22
24
Feb
25
54% Jan 16
140
Mar
5
27% Oct 27
42
26
125% Jan 11
26
For footnotes, see page 26.
Jan
Mar
8
48% Mar 23
133% Apr
27% Jan
7
4
56%
Public Serv Co of Indiana
3%% preferred
:
issued
—
90%
28%
114%
•90
28%
1123/4
91
28%
114
750
5,300
7,900
573/4
37%
58
603/4
59
61
61%
38
38%
37%
38%
28%
38%
283/4
37%
28%
5,900
33,000
28%
28%
28%
283/.
83
22,300
83
83
*82%
84
•83
84
•83
84
*86%
88
83
82
84
*83
84
87%
*86%
88
101%
102
101% 101%-
82
,
•82
*83
86%
86%
102
102
-No par
44
443/8
44
445/s
44
100
70
71
703/4
703/4
*70
71
*21%
22
*21%
,25
22%
21
,25
21%
108%
—100
common
90%
28%
113
373/4
109
93/4
5
No par
83%
36 %
•21
93/4
*82
22
213/4
109
443%
*21
21%
►1083/4 113
93/4
83%
9%
9%
82%
82%
62%
86%
86%
*100% 102
44%
44%
•7oy4
71%
•21 y4
21%
*108%
9%
82
22
21%
112
9%
82
101
44%
*70
•21%
*21
84
102
44»/8
71
20
~60
190
7,900
160
22
21%
2,400
109%
109%
450
9%
9%
6,700
•82
83
20
333/8
333/8
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
723/4
723/4
72%
33%
72%
72%
72%
72 %.
73
36%
363/4
363/4
36%
363/4
36%
363/4
36%
36%
2,300
29%
.
33%
733/8
32%
723/4
No par
*21%
1083/4
9%
*82
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 y.
28%
22,000
47%
6,900
10,300
2,600
\
common
6% preferred—
28%
28%
*83
—
Quaker Oats Co
90%
116
38
*82
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Tn p.
No par
When
90%
27%
114
28%
*86
———
Pure Oil
56%
91%
28%
116%
28%
.100
Publicker Industries Inc
$4.75 preferred
28%
100
5.05% preferred—
4.16% preferred—.
4.80% preferred
57
*90%
115
—100
^
-
4.32% preferred
91
28%
116%
37%
„
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred-
Q
443/s Dec 29
90
28
115
,2
44 V4
5
.100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„10
*133
-
-
*26Va
45
135%
26%
44%
*133
45
135y2
26% "26%r-
44%
45
45% : 47%
47%
*133
135ya
•133
135%
133
-26
26y»
*26
26%
*26
133
26%
40
300
mm
24
ti
The Commercial and Financial
(2656)
Chronicle
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
<
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
•
Highest
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 13
Par
June 14
Thursday
Sales for
the Week
Friday
June 16
June 13
June 17
Shares
R
9
1
59% Jan
29
5
67 % Jan
4
74
Apr
8
17
30% Feb
8
49% Jun
16
Ranco
May 22
62 % Jun
16
50% Jun
17
Raybestos-Manhattan
20% Jun
43% Feb
17
22% Jun
15
Jun
3
28
Jan
6
3
73 % Dec
74% Mar
Dec
28
23% Jan
9
41% Dec
66% Jan
6
73
19% Feb
~9
67
30% July 10
17
78% Apr
18
Radio Corp of America com^-No par
$3.50 1st preferred
<
No par
Inc
15
No par
.
Raymond
International
43% Sep
9
4
29
73% Apr 27
Jan 21
53% Jan
18% Dec
25
12% May 11
18% Jan
5
Reading
Nov
24
37% Jani 26
24% Jun
33 %
5
4%
noncum
25% Dec
28
33 %
20
4%
non-cum
Jan1
35% May
2
Feb
17% May 31
14
28% Jan
20
12
15% Jun
41% Sep
28
20 % Apr
1
28% Jan
18
Reeves
40% Apr
22
21
7
28% Jun
16
Rcichhold
Jan
25% Nov
1
16
Oct
27% Jun
5
17
9
17
Mar
Jan
6
Reed
Reis
Jan
1
Co
2
12% Feb
16
20% Apr
17
Dec
2
15% Nov
27
42% Jan
8
73
16% Jan
2
6% Feb
16% May
36% July 23
60% Mar
24
2
12% May
4
19% Mar 17
48% Apr
4
21
5
68% Jan
27% Feb
1
19
Apr 18
52% Jun
1
Mar 14
57
1
5
Bros
preferred
<__50
2nd preferred__^_50
Co
No par
Inc
_50c
Chemicals
1
div
preference
prior
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng
7
28% Jan
Jun
17
11% July
7% Feb
25
10% Apr
6
14% July
"12% Jan
20
29
14% Apr
78% Jan
4
May 18
50% Jan
22
Revere
Copper & Brass
69% Jun
11
8
81% Sep
56% Apr
5
54% July
40
46% Jan
28
46% Feb
63% July 27
50% July
7
30% Jan
7
Nov
16
71% Dec
Dec
28
42
116
3
Mar
15
47% Jun
Oct
8
17% Sep
21
1% Sep
22
Oct
22
76
70
23
53
42% Jan
4%%
5
4%%
conv
70% Jun
14
5
6
84% Apr
28% Jan
19
18% May
2% Jan
111
1% May 10
5
26
Jan
16
45% Sep
Dec
68% Mar
16
5% Mar 17
July 15
19
59% Dec
22
18
Apr 25
4% Jan
55
Apr
30
Jan
92
82
24% Mar 12
Jan
4
14% Mar 25
12% Apr
5
9% Apr 14
Nov
17
34
May 27
14% May 12
16% Jan
2
22
Aug
3
Oct
6
50% Jan
26
7
10% Jan
18
40
19
Mar
36% Jun
7
17
87
Jun
24
12% Dec
1
24% Jan
17
47% Mar 11
10% July
2
16 % Oct
1
24 '
34% Nov
.5
24
Dec
15
331% Dec
14
80
1
;t)ec
42 % Jan
15
15
Apr
Mar 23
May
6
12 % Jun
16
21% Jan
8
21% Jan
13
46% Jan
4
Apr
1
36 Va
July 24
30% Jan
2
38
Apr
28
18 "Va Nov
17
27
89
Sep
21
42% Jan
14
1
79% Apr
563/4 Dec
89 % Dec
14
24% Dec
31
8% Dec
24
July
8
23% Jun
15
17
*16%
17
16%
16 %
64%
65
63%
65
62%
64 %
4,600
22%
23%
22%
23
22'
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
12,600
54
54
54
*53%
55
20
27%
27
28%
27%
29
29,300
9%
9%
9%
3
34% Nov
16
18
79% Feb
19
55 % Jan
4
21% May 10
12
9
39% Feb
10
12
Feb
9
72% Jan
8
73% Nov
18
80
23
Dec
Dec
82
68% May
44
7
Dec
7
17% Nov
11
52
87% Mar
May
10% May
5
81
9
Jan
96
Apr
71 % Feb
72
13
Telephone
Haas
Dutch
13
4
19
3
50% Feb
4
6
16%
Feb 15
93% Jun
8
Feb
16
45% Mar 18
5
23
*
12
May 17
32% Jun
2
Apr 22
17% Jan
41
Jan
16
91 % Dec
17
13
18 Va Jan
8
35% Oct
6
46% Jan
26
82% May
7
49
26
12% Sep 21
38% Dec 11
Jan
90
Jan
15
4
Jan
4
97% Apr
9% Jun
6
14 Va Mar 31
23
22 % Dec
16
22% Aug 12
16% Mar
9
24 % Oct
17
30
28
23 y. Sep
22
45 Va Mar 25
18
Jan
14
59
i57/s
Jan
2
59 %
July 27
68
Jan
7
104 %
July 27
18 % Jan
6
Dec
23
31 % May 22
24
67% Apr
2
60 % Nov
17
74 % Apr
14
44% Jan
22
64
48% Nov
12% Sep
9
22%
Feb
16
45
Jun
4.
38% Nov
24
5% Dec
30% Jun
16
9
July 23
22% Jan
29% July
61% Jun
52 % Jan
Apr
26
20
52% Feb
12
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
Dec
4
15
35 % Mar
<42% Jun
78
25
3
64% Jun
19
34
Feb
24
41% Sep
30% Nov
13
37 % Mar 16
63% Mar 25
3
9
25
!36% Jun
1st
Convertible
5%
Scott
May
47 % Mar
34% Jun
4% Jun
34
9
16
9
2
10
$5.25
Shamrock
Sharon
20 % Jun
6
19% Apr
2
5% Sep 10
66% Jan
8
28% Dec
Dec
18
66
81% Dec
89 % Apr
10
84% May 16
13% May 12
Nov 30
83
22
31
21% Mar 16
28 V4 May 21
3*2 Jun
6% May
May
May 23
22
97 V4 Feb
13
83
24
47% Dec
16
29% Mar
76
Oct
2
26% Jun
10
For
84% May
7
37% Dec 30
footnotes,
see page
2
20 Va
Dec
8
13
29% Jan
4
13
Mar 15
32% Sep
Apr
2
8
% Jun
14
9% Jan
11
85
Jan
16% Jan
26 V4 Jan
4
4
87% Feb
5
43 V4 Jan
4
77% Feb
2
81
28 % Apr
1
37% Jan
26.
4
86% Mar 23
Mar 28
4
181/4
38'/a
37%
831/2
270
82%
♦245
17 VB
17%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3?-%
37%
37%
37%
2,400
11%/
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,500
23%
22%
,23%
22%
23%
35,800
37%
29,500
;.
-
37%
37 Vs
82%
270
83%
*245
42%
42
93
26%
91/4
xl8
*91
27%
27
9%
9
x21v4
30%
30%
32 3 8
18'A
30%
32%
*32%
33%
1,400
18'%
4,900
18
73
18%
*71
42%
73
40 3/4
93
*91%
27%
27%
91/4
17%
*71
413%
93
273A
73
40%
100
41%
91 %
93
27%
*
6,400
28
10,000
16,800
9%
8%
17%
18
*14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
241/8
1,000
23%
24
23 Vs
233/4
19,300
23%
9
9V8
9
9
9
79%
80%
80'/«
80%
80%
*48i/4
491/2
*48%
49%
*48%
8%
35,400
3,800
9
2,200
81%
20,500
50
700
11
11%
11 Va
11%
90 Va
10%
11%
91%
13,200
91
91%
89%
90%
12,500
91
*74
89%
*88
211/4
50
30 V4
18%
75
21%
84
270
8%
901/4
69%
36%
*83
*245
900
17%
75
21%
83%
24,100
18
90%
♦87
37%
270
17%
17%
,18%
75
22%
16%
.
21%
21%
69%
71
6%
75
74
89
74
*88%
21%
21
71%
Vs.
70%
90
21 Vb
70%
*693/4'
6%
6%
6%
373/8
35'A
37%
21%
21 %
6%
36%
38
21%.
21%
74
*88%
21%
21%
6 3/4
35
20%
74
90
90
21%
6,000
72
140
6%
4,000
36
13,500
21%
11,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
35%
15%
15%
35%
35%
35%
56 %
35%
56%
571/4
57%
57%
35Va
35%
58%
1,300
57%
58%
57%
583/a
32,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,000
13%
32,800
♦16
16%
15%
16
16
16
14
14%
13%
14
13%
14
91
91
2.50
10
10
33 %
33%
Inc
34%
*91
341/2
13%
13%
12%
92%
*91
9%
9%
10
10
*9%
10
33%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34
313/4
32%
3,800
34%
33
33%
92V2
31%
*91
323/8
92%
*91
92%
9%
10
9%
900
No par
13%
13%
32
13%
13%
13%
13
133/a
36%
35%
36%
13%
34%
13%
353/4
34%
353/s
333/4
35%
19%
19%
9,500
32%
13%
35%
"
3/a'
20 V4
19%
20
19%
19%
17%
16%
18%
17
19%
4,400
*
1,700
21,000
193/4
17%
17%
16%
18%
17%
18%
18%
16%
18%
19
16%
18%
19
183/4
19
413/8
39 %
403/4
1
Co
39
1
,
58%
No par
±
No par
39%
44V2
Corp
O)
Corp
24%
I5
.
10
39%
38
39%
39
58V2
58%
53%
58 3/a
*58
44%
44
44%-
43%
443/a
80%
81
81
34%
35
■
34V8
34%
38 VB
37%
38 Va
37%
38
39%
401/4
38 V4
391/4
38%
39
38%
58%
*58
58'%
400
44%
44
441%
2,100
•;
81
81 %
81%
400
34%'
343/a
4,200
34%
37%
37%
31%
38
38%
38%
38%
381%
37%
i
32,900
7,500
39
39%
38 »/4
39
371/4
14%
15%
15%
16%
37%
15%
16 V8
38%
24V4
24%
14%
15%
23%
24
14%
15
23%
23%
621/0
63
23%
62%
23%
63
623/4
23%
64%
23%
36%
623/4
37%
63%
35%
36%
60%
62
35%
36 Va
20,700
353/4
36%
35%
36%
64,900
5%
8,800
42%
43 3/8
3,400
*49%
50 %
French
South
Amer Gold & Platinum
l
South Carolina E & G Co
com__4.50
preferred
4%
43%
5
5
43%
5
43
5
43%
5Va
37%
5 Vb
43
43
5
43
43%
50
50
50
50
8%
23%
5
Xl5%
15%
x27%
27%
I25
com
23%
25
Sugar
*49Vi
2.50
58%
59%
591/8
60 Va
60 Vb
60%
5
Rico
33%
*
5
Inc
Labs-No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Puerto
43,900
'
81
37%
4,900
'
44
80%
35
18,300
11,800
5
Marchant
&
38v4
-58%
81
*80
1
25
Oil
Kline
20%
17 V4
50c
Skelly Oil Co
5%
18%
*71
38
35
46%
47'/4
603/4
47%
48
611/4
47'/8
48
47%
48%
22
Apr 21
*36
15%
33% Jun
18 V»
38
1,700
351/4
Strapping
Simmons Co
(A
42 Va
*91
6%
Southern Indiana Gas&Elec_No
par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
No
29% Jun
37%
*82%
*245
X37%
Southern
68
22%
6%
16
1
*11%
38%
15
4
11%
22%
6%
17
Jan
11%
38 %
61 V» Jun
May 18
17%
21%
20
34 V4 Feb
17
18%
IDA
48% Jun
64% Jun
*37
49
4
23 %
17%
10%
12
13
37%
49
17
75
*36%
11%
56% Feb
15
38%
47
39 Va Jan
65
*37%
86,300
10%
"31 % Jan
19
371/8
47
preferred
Southern California
19% Jan
18
Steel
South
30
36%
15Va
i
11
16% Dec
37%
9%
ordinary
Corp
Jan
5
37>/8
*34%
America
21
5
37%
1
of
May 10
54 % Jan
37%
5
South Jersey Gas Co
23% Jan
38%
80%
1
shares
16
37% Jan
900
37%
Corp____I_5
Corp
Corp
26
7
19%
& Tr—
Jan
8
17
9Va
No par
Jun
16
32,200
12'%
16%
__1
;
Gas
25
Mar
12%
No par
50
19 % Mar
8,800
19VB
78%
89%
550
14%
11 1/2
79
72
851/2
17'A
15
21%
*84
19%
24 Vb
*87
709%
19%
15
*69%
702
16%
23%
25
710
2,400
11 »/2
15
100
4,600
19%
9%
No par
34
17%
24
90%
33%
11%
15
*74
5,100
34
16%
78%
No par
25
xl9%
17
1
30
24%
10%
10%
23%
91/3
25
1
Mfg
Sinclair
9%
18%
1,600
46'A
20 %
17
*20
35c
Corp
York
Signode
27%
9Vi
5
(Frank G)„
Transp
New
27%
18 V4
1.40
com
Oil Co
Sheller
431/4
93
4,500
46
33%
13%
42%
5,600
51
13%
37%
*91
*49
3%
471/8
13%
13%
83%
3,800
3 %
46
85%
37
33
3,300
411/4
13%
13%
270
4,400
35 Va
*81%
37%
37%
<
70%
34%
37%
/
13%
13%
*82%
69%
-
85%
37%
*245
24,400
13%
13%
12
1%
*84%
14
37%
"21%
100
33,600
46%
705
13%
5
:
8
44
9%
85%
15,300
.
22 Va
24%
725
1
28
15
13%
710
1
64% Jun
16
*84%
720
70%
84
1%
40
37%
1
Co
Smith
22
21% Oct
17%
10
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
24% Oct
5
&
Smith-Corona
60% Jan
91
Oil
Steel
26
46% Jan
35%
37%
21
3
Industries
18% Feb
17
9% Mar
38%
16%
"__i
28% Mar 23
3
*38 %
100
Co
Co
&
preferred
Shahmoon
Smith
16
Jan
Roebuck
4
25
9
A
Seagrave Corp
:
Sealright-Oswego Falls
11
30% Feb
39
11%
Seaboard Finance Co
45% Jan
27% Mar 25
38%
No par
43% May 31
14
17%
20
5
common
12
Mar
10
17%
20%
preferred
Jan
23
10
20
*83%
70%
35
401/2
705
common
Paper Co
Jan
5
69%
35%
■
720
1
53% Jan
12
71%
40%
715
100
Simonds Saw & Steel
7% Jan
70
35
40%
341/4
100
Simplicity Pattern Co
48 % Nov
.
series
4
42% Jan
71%
35%
25%
common
8
15
70%
35 %
X39%
34
14
69%
84
1%
24%
85%
69%
1%
34%
_20 G
$3.40 preferred
8
4
I
24%
Inc
Jun
55
1%
34
1.66%
& Electric
convertible
Schick
60
55% Jan
1%
24%
preference
Schering Corp
9
3
123%
21%
34
No par
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Siegler
2
69%
19%
24%
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
1
34% Nov
21% Nov
Dec
pfd 4.40%
Diego Gas
Jun
29
1%
61,700
24.900
■
32%
43
Jun
128
*83%
20%
18%
17
34% Apr
37
69%
84
19%
71
Sheraton
6
69%
*83%
18%
4
Jan
1 %
70%
84
20%
71
4
Jun
20
73%
13
94% Jan
1%
69%
*83%
19
23% Jan
54
70
18%
21% Jan
36
*125
*70%
Regis Paper Co
20% Jan
2
125
125
St L San Fran Ry Co com_^_No par
Preferred series A 5%
_100
St
9
Mar 10
129
13,000
"
301/4
17
26% Mar 24
12
15
18
48% Mar
23 % Jun
22%
29% Dec
«9% Feb
5
44% Dec
Nov
Feb
7
30
8% May 18
38
19% Mar
1,100
127
30
Shell
16% Jun
900
125
131%
32%
Shell
17% Nov
47
30%
Shattuck
18 Vt Jun
47
33
4
Jan
46%
33
4
28
46%
29%
43
May 31
46%
33
"16% Jan
13
30 % Apr
46%
30V4
4
17
47
*46%
29%
11
30
54%
47
*32 V4
Jan
19 % Jun
55
53%
10
43% Jan
42 % Dec
54
54%
No par
29% May 25
29% Jun
1
38
54%
54%
34
common
2
67
53%
55%
24%
20
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light & Power
Servel Inc
11% May
66%
54%
54%
10
5
common
4
16
68%
52
55%
*46%
Co
Rubber
17% Dec
67 Va
67
52%
46%
4%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
Seiberling
9% Jan 20
81% Nov
6
21
Safeway Stores
25
19% Jan
69%
%
67%
5
Sears
2
4,300
46 %
(Jacob)
Aeronautical
15
15% Jun
Sep
Ruppert
58% Jun
26
423%
1
17
27% Jun
19,800
42 V8
1
44% Feb
6
63 Va
42%
46
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
15
15
25
Inc
13
3
Jan
71% Jun
1
Co
14
26% July 16
400
62%
■;
55-
1
8% Jan
50% NOV
133%
63%
42
65%
20 G
23
2
*13%
62 %
42%
51%
130
Corp
38% Jun
Mar
6
89% May
30
13%
62%
42
45%
Co
5
1
17% Jan
Petroleum
8
2
26
3
13% Jan
39% Jan
17
20% Jun
10% Mar 11
37
Oct
8
81% Jun
-66% Jan
13%
61%
53%
1
8
Mar 17
13%
63%
42%
13%
56%
1
32% Feb
78
13%
63
52%
:
A
20 Va Apr
30% Mar 18
31
6% Nov
37% Jan
4
4
series
40% May 25
21
Dec
*13%
3,700
42
>
46
common
29% Apr
Sep
67
20V4Nov
Jan
81
21
76
9%
51
San
Apr 14
Jan
10
17
9%
45%
Corp
Co
McBee
Ryan
10% May 16
Feb
May 27
9%
No par
Corp
Corp
When issued—
Royal
San
11
27
300
65%
*46
com
$4 preferred
Scovill Mtg Co common
3.65% preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
22
31% Nov
6
Mar 29
Jun
_
preferred-.
Elec
&
preferred
Roval
17
19
*53
9%
300
'
55%
1
St
21 %
54
28
103/a
52
Ronson Corp
;
Roper (Geo. D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
6
17
64%
13%
Jan
Mar 14
42%
*84 %
33
22% Jan
7
64%
1
19
1
<14% Jun
13%
63%
42%
___100
2
8
com
Controls
convertible
&
4%
St
91
*13%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
26
8% May
52% Feb
7
2
5
18% July 15
45 % Aug
40% Apr
84% Mar
28
9%
*10
50
Feb
7
27%
9%
50
32
12
*53
.
27%
52
5
Jan
54
26%
.9%
*50 %
8
24% Jan
*53
'v.
52%
Apr
17% May 16
12% Mar
>
♦16%
*50%
259
May
88
10 %
*10
♦10
10%
3%
Rohm
5,700
54,900
16%
17
48%
26
69 % Mar
4
12% Oct
6
16
3
Mar 13
97
6
37% Jun
30
29% May
22
29% Apr
10%
3%
Ruberoid
Jan
25% May
28
47%
Rubbermaid
2
12% Jan
25
21%
27 Va
3%
42
Apr
21 Va
28%
48 %
14% May 31
May 27
22
3%
6
17% Jan
3
80
26
48%
5
36 Vb Jan
21%
25%
3%
21% Mar
250
10
21%
25%
3,800
4;%
5%%
14% May
90% Aug 17
258
10
22%
25%
15 Va
3%
Rochester Gas
9% May
7
27 %
22
200
1,000
15%
48%
37% May 23
35% May 12
21%
28%
15%
3%
6
14% Mar 25
22
25%
15%
49%
12% Apr
22
Jun
37% Sep" 22"
21
15%
3%
15% May
2
15%
16
*18
18%
48%
37% May 23
16
15%
18 Va
40%
29
5
15%
18%
72%
481 % Jan
30
18
18%
100
Trust
Rockwell-Standard
Oct
18
18%
35
Rochester
Oct
2,400
18%
*18%
39%
38% Jan
81
88.900
12%
25 %
34
26% Jan
16
43%
12%
25%
12%
71%
32% Mar
780
42%
12%
13 %
26
10%
.
39 %
8
43%
41
1,000
26
*13
*25%
1%
Jun
Jan
=
102,800
*25
•"»
13%
26
5s
Selection
Oil
2
683% Feb
21,900
83%
29 % Jan
28
7,900
19%
21
23% May 18
Dec
21%
18%
69%
30% July 23
741
20%
19
20%
17
9
21%
18%
41% y.
40
12%
26
15%
20%
19% V
83%
23% Jun
July 24
42%
623%
1
50% Dec
50
,
*62 Va
5
16
9
41
.
13%
26%
13%
62 %
100
23
3
43%
*26
50
series
35% Feb
43% May
41%
25,000
62%
22%
18%
2,400
50%
64%
No par
Tobacco
J)
3.60%
39% Jan
Mar
19%
71%
48%
16%
Co___2.50
pfd
62
50
19%
74
71%
49%
64%
Manufacturing Co_
Richfield
Feb
52
2nd
(R
Preferred
Rheem
Rhodesian
Jan
45%
20%
70%
71%
Robertshaw-Fulton
2% Jan
42
,21%
19%
76%
71%
46%
Corp
No par
Riegel Paper Corp
10
Ritter Company
2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
4
81 % Feb
3% May 10
43
14
Dec
9
29% May 23
28% Jan 21
4
37
'
Reynolds
62%
10
preferred series A
76% Jan
62%
1
3
84 % Mar 26
62%
5
47% Jun
Jan
62%
lo
Rexall Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
149
62%
1
preferred
Revlon
30 % Dec
17
convertible
4
17
62%
75
\
65
100
Republic Steel Corp_
15
21
47%
50c
17
55% Jan
71%
45%
T7
;
common
Jun
123% Jun
30
4
4
Corp
717/b Jan
24
65Nov
30
31% Jan
8
MarlO
$1
5
J uiy 24
163
32% Apr
Dec
17
38 % Mar
48% May 15
:57%
Republic
71%
46%
77%
63%
Inc
55
12% Nov
66% Apr
38% Jan
29
71%
45%
x76
5
Mfg Co common
Conv preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
25
19% Mar 14
76%
71%
46%
5
Reliance
22
7% Nov
i,(X
10
10
Co
Jan
65
76%
71 %
44%
& Co—
17% Sep
DO
50
1st
Bit
(Robt)
$1.25
1
common
Roller
77%
71
Inc__3.33Va
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
32
..,76%
Edison
Co
50
34V4
5
4,100
23,600
2,000
*491/4
50
*23%
23%
23V4
23%
23%
233/8
15%
23
14%
15
23%
1,400
143/8
15
14%
27%
14%
3,100
273/8
*271/4
27%
60%
61%
17,500
473/4
48 3/a
18,300
15
*271/3
*49%
27%
*27 %
27%
100
200
5%
non-cum
Public
tr
341/8
34
34V8
34%
33%
34%
21
33 3/a
34
20%
2C%
33%
34
15,600
2OV4
20 3/4
,48V4
49
48%
49
19%
20 v8
483/B
193/4
19%
41,500
48
48 3/8
48
48 Va
7,400
100
*63 »/2
1
28%
29%
28%
29Vs
1
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stock
Southwestern
34Vs
35 Vb:
20%
No par
20
Southern Railway common
341/4
34V4
par
221/4
23
23 Vb
23Vb
ctfs
Service
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Rights
Sparton Corp
Spencer
2.50
Co
&
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50
Spiegel
D
100
common
common..
Co
6
Sons___._j:___l
preferred
Inc
$4.50 preferred
Square
common
preferred
Kellogg
17%
65
17%
*63%
3%
Spencer Chemical
4.20%
17V2
.__50c
25
No par
No par
5
7'Vb
7%
70
7OV2
*85 %
14 t
87
•
<14'/4
*851/2
14%
*34
48%
34%
17%
173/a
17%
65
64
64
*64
65%
28%
29
28
28%
22%
22%
22
22%
%
32
7
69%
34
87
14%
fa
32
7
7
70
17%
7Va
17%
71
69%
*841/2
87
■>
*84%
14 i/s
14 VB »
143/a
34%
17%
17%
900
8,500
66
10O
27%
28
22
22%
15,800
2,800
♦64
%
fa
73/8
8%
19,500
69%
70%
70%
1,800
32
7
70%
*34
8
87
14%
*84%
32
153,300
87
14%-
14%
1,200
87,900
23%
24'/a
23%
23%
223/4
233/4
84%
85%
851/4
85%
223/4
233/8
•84%
22%
231%
84%
*84%
85v4
85%
110
36Va
♦843/4
36%
353/4
36%
353/4
36%
16,100
78%
783/4
78%
78%
290
x30%
313/4
31
31%
14,300
37
37%
36%
371/4
78
78
78
78
31%
321/4
30%
32
*78 Va
313/g
79.
•
31%
Volume
Number-5961
191
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(2657)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
71% Dec
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
34 % Nov
17
Dec
37
82 V* Feb
23
25
45% Jun
70% Jan
12
5
3 % May 29
39 % NOV
20
Financial
15
Standard
Gas
17
Standard
Kollsman
43/4 Jan
27% Jun
4% Mar
45% Nov 25
21
1
12% May 11
July 29
23% May 11
62 % Jan 23
133/* Sep
40
Jun
4
5^ Jan
1
43%
43%
733/4
733/4
►73 Va
Oil
Indiana
52% Apr
17
35
May 16
44% Jan
4
Standard
23
59 % Jan
26
40
Jun
50% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
New
Nov
16
64% Jan
23
56
Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
85
Jun
30
92
44% May 31
86 Va Jan 13
89
Mar
8
24
36% Jan
27% Jan
84
7
Apr
39% July 27
7
July
117
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
May 10
76 Va May
6
28
41% July 27
43%4 Dec
Jan
2
12 V* Jan
12
19% Dec
31
52% Sep
9
18
Apr
1
54% Mar
21
42% Jan
8
21 % Mar 25
27
14
77
5
18% Jun
23
9
593/8 Jun
22
14% Apr
8
44% Mar 24
63 Va Jun
14
26% Feb
6
34% Dec
23
25 Vb Apr
29
33 % Jan
4
Dec
18
1
33% Jun
7
33
"31% Dec 29
22
15% Jan
2
Dec
29
17
19
Sep 21
5
24% Jan
Sep
May
2
50
20
Oct
28
618
22
Oct
28
11
28
11% Sep
23
5%
19
15
173/4 Jan
May 26
4
$5
Sunbeam
-
4
Sundstrand
16% Jan
4
7
Sun
84
79% Dec
653/4 Feb
9
Apr
55% Jan
18
29
25
29
Jan
27
20 Va May
27
24 % Jan
7
20% Sep
21
21 '/a Jan
20
233/4 Jun
14
16
24% Apr
383/4 Jan
29
30% Dec
»
21
62% Dec
22% Nov
15
29 Va Jun
1
333/4 Feb
25
106 % Feb
20
7
Dec
88
5% Dec
25
25
5% Jun
895
23
29% Jan
3
Apr
Jan
23
2165
25
Swift
42% Apr
11% Jan
1
14
14% Jun
11
Symington
31
443/4 Feb
17
57% Apr
29
Talcott
10 Va Jan
15
TelAutograph
163/8 Apr
27
5
20
Feb
6
8% NOV
25
13% Mar 16
21
193/b Jan
143/8 Mar
41%
161,600
45
88
87
87
871/4
871/4
•87 V.
88
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 'A
30%
31%
95
90
90
90
90
♦87
38
,
,
37%
5,900
200
90
36%
36
36%
36V4
363/4
36
36 %
36
363/4
4,200
353^
35
3 5 »/8
35%
36%
35'/4
353/4
35%
35%
8,600
27'/*
27
27%
27%
27%
26%
27'/4
21 VB
19%
20%
19%
20%
20
20%
18
18
18'A
18
18
18
18
59%
59%
591/8
59 %
83%
•
*90
-
83 Va
*90
95
58
59'/4
*82
83%
59%
'
83%
•82
*82
f
24,300
600
26%
271/4
8,900
19%
20 3/4
50,200
*18
18 Va
900
59'/4
59%
11,100
*82%
83%
15 Va
15
15
151/4
*143/4
63 Va
615/a
62%
61
62 'A
61%
62%
19,300
29%
29%
28%
291/4
28%
29 %
28%
29%
7,400
32%
33%
321/4
32%
32%
32%
31%
321/4
5,600
21%
21%
21213/a
21
21'/4
21V.
211/4
900
14%
141/4
141/4
143/8
14'/4
14%
14
14'/4
2,100
17%
17
17
*17%
17V4
*17%
17'/4
17%
17'A
300
513/4
52 %
51%
52
5I»/4
513/4
283/4
29 V*
28
28%
28
28
*15
15 VB
62%
21%
143/a
623/4
*17
93/4
v
9%
10
250
53
533/4
20%
233/8
13%
133/4
51 %
51%'
*28%
28%
93/4
9Va
9%
52,400
8
255
28'/4
8%
8
8V4
18,000
250
253
250
33%
34%
32%
33V4
6,500
51 Va
51%
52
52%
53%
3,100
22V8
21%
22%
4,700
13%
13%
8,800
22%
22%
14
14 V*
Xl3%
14V4
82%
*82
82 V2
22%
46%
46V4
22%
133/8
'
14
82%
*81
*81
463/a
46
45%
21
21'A
203/4
211/4
20%
22%
233/4
*23 Vb
23 V2
*23%
30%
30%
30%
31
*30%
*89%
901/4
89Va
90
90%
46
23%
463/4
-
5%
5%
5%
5%
1095
1075
1075
1070
273/8
273/8
27%
27%
6
21
1061
46 Va
21
6,400
17,700
900
*23'/4
23%
31
30%
30%
1,900
91
9034
91
2,100
53/4
5%
1071
273/4
5%
1075
82 %
20%
46%
22%
91
1,790
341/4
51
223/4
30 Va
250
600
33%
21%
89%
:
52%
21
30%
1,800
51 »/4
V.
45%'
♦22%
300
9Va
*82
-
'
511/4
28
'
15
33%
x52
82'/a
♦82
J
8%
250
252
33%
333/4
*14%
10
7%
8 %
246 %
259
33 V*
9%
10
8
8%
8%
25
5%
5%
3,200
410
1068
1052
1060
28
28
28
4334
44%
44 V.
44 3/i
11,900
143/4
14'/4
14%
13%
14»A
34,200
553/4
5 61/4
56%
56
56%
*27%
400
4.16%
25
*27
45%
46%
443/4
453/4
433/4
45
1
14
14 Va
14%
143/4
14%
9
56 Va
563/4
56
563/4
551/4
1
8%
8%
8
8'A
73/4
8 Vb
8
81/4
73/4
8%
5.100
14V3
14
14%
14%
143/4
12,000
433/4
43»/4
433/4
43
43 '/a
11,200
43
43'/4
43%
22
22%
Corp
Wayne
30%
.
31%
*15
10c
Co——
&
9
47% Aug 21
Jan
32,800
40%
44%
33 y8
Co™.
America
of
Co
Sweets
5
51 % Feb
10% Nov
35
38%
41 '/a
453/a
14'/*
California
of
38%
40%
44%
1
No par
Oil
Superior
37%
41%
58%
1
No par
Co_,
Sunshine. Mining
4
Feb
31
2v.
26% Feb
15
Jan
1348
Oil
38%
45%
1
5
common
37%
20
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4.%% preferred series A
r—25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
7% Mar 11
1
21
Apr
Sun
21
933/4 Jan
85 Va M&r 11
8% Mar 20
4
Nov
1275
May 17
Corp
42,900
41
21%
Corp-
Chemical
200
598,800
41 Va
45Vb
323/8
1
$4.50 series A preferred
4%
27%
41%
45%
1
Corp
4
I 4%
25%
41%
42%
293/4
Gas
26% Jan
1
Feb
42 3A
preferred™
conv
Suburban
64% Jan
12 % Jun
Mar 13
issued
When
37% May 17
19% May 16
94
&
Studebaker-Packard Corp
4
Jan
529
50 Va May 11
.
;
Webster-.
24% Jan
226% May 26
80
prior preference
43/4
24%
41%
37%
1
:
20
1
1
.1
—1
100
Storer Broadcasting Co
*4%
223/4
42Vb
45
5
Stone
434
23%
41%
26%
common
5
>4%
21%
413/s
29%
Co
*
37 Va
15
2.50
Corp
Fuller
&
30% Jan
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
8
Apr
24% Dec
Baer
Stix
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
I8V4 Feb
14
Dec
67
Stewart-Warner
4
4i
Jan
2,800
42%
61 VB
Co Inc
&
583/8 Mar 28
<
25 Va Mar 28
50
P)
(J
10%
35
''
Stevens
10%
45 Va
5
Inc—
Drug
10%
35%
:—.1
Inc
Stores
Bros
Sterling
25:,/8 Jan
May 26
7
preferred
Sterchi
10%
10%
90
common-.:
Co
163/4
17
May 16
9
28
Oct
May 23
5
16% Jan
26% Mar 24
Mar 25
29%
9
82
Apr 12
Jun
16% Jan
6
Apr
,33%
9% Aug 26
325
Aug 25
.
Apr
20 Va
14
65
'52
9% Jun
23
27% Mar 13
6
20% Jan
Dec
(The)
30
10%
12,800
Industries
30%
com
L S
Chemical
3% %
73%
37%
100
Stauffer
45%
73%
45 Va
*82
4
Co
44
733/4
423/s
No par
5
29
Feb
78
37
xl8
Jan
13'/a Jan
2
41%
♦87
65% Jan
8
43
76% Nov
Jan
4
441/4
4%
20
A
Packaging Corp
Starrett
20
May 11
16
8
23% Jun
4
36 % Jun 15
6
143/4 Mar
■
71
May
26 Ve Jun
22
17% July 27
> 403/* Jan
19%
42%
100
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
—20
$1.20 convertible preferred____20
6% convertible preferred
20
Stanley Warner Corp.;
5
Stanray Corp
;
1
13
2
May 11
28
19
42
Jersey—_—7
common—10
series
preferred
33/4%
Standard
4
Jan
102
of
Shares
43%
73%
74
211/4
1
6.25
25
California
of
June 17
421/4
►4%
43/4
the Week
Friday
June 16
441/4
•73%
Sales for
Thursday
June 15
43%
44%
74%
to Standard Kollsman
to3/*
xl0%
10%
43/4
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
'
changed
10%
,
10c
Co
Industries™
45% Oct
2
Name
Inc
1
Electric
&
Oil
Standard
Co
Corp
50
.
43 V*
27
Standard
June 14
No par
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
25
Tuesday
June 13
com—No par
Inc
Standard
lP/8 Apr
10% May 11
Brands
17
753/* Apr
«
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
35 Ve Feb
18
24
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
T
29
10 % Sep
Dec
48
6% May
4 '
93/4 Mar 21
2
35'A Sep
22
44% Nov
11
34
38% Jan
12
323/4 Jun.
71% Oct
21
87% Aug
3
27% Jun
11
35% Apr
1
Jun
25
45% Jun
43% Jun
17
Jun
22
27
17
39
1
Apr
64 Va Jun
23
193% Nov
20
25
393/4 Jan
23
30
Dec
76
18
Gulf
70% Jan
31
32% May
Jan
27
21
72
11
28
6
14% Oct
May
14
3
13
93/4 May 2b
,,
Inc
46% Feb
16
67% Jun
Feb
24
84
16% Jun
6
70% May
2
4
52
Sep
Nov
24
88
Jan
23
79
20% Sep
18
29 Va Apr
14
Jan
16
21
693A Dec
7
8
Dec
24
22
45 Vb Jan
2
17% Apr
3
10
8,200
163/4
*163/8
16s/e
16 Va
163/b
15%
16'A
15%
15%
-—100
83%
85
83%
83%
*82
86
83
84
83%
843/4
85
86
22%
213/4
223/8
203/4
25%
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
42 3/4 Aug
Sep 21
56% Jan
24
54 % Mar
7
54% Jan
753/4 Mar
9
Nov
18
8% Nov 16
17% Nov 18
25 Va Apr
133/8 May 17
1
Transitron
&
Corp
Electronic
Williams
5%
Steel
17%
18
6,000
353/4
343/4
353/4
34%
35
34
34%
34%
35
4,400
223/4
23
23%
24%
23%
243/8
23%
24%
9,400
67 3/4
67
673/4
66%
671/4
663/4
68
68%
731%
5,900
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
511/8
543/4
*29%
543/4
*29%
31
55%
573/8
♦29%
31
common
Co
Electric Co common
pfd series of 1957
conv
Century Fox Film
5%
10,600
13%
8,100
37
37%
X36%
371/4
36%
373/,
15,900
53%
54
x53
373/8
37%
373/8
53%
53V4
53
53
26%
27
27
271/4
26%
1
363/a
363/4
353/8
36%
361/4
59
58
58
36%
363/a
37
8
Twin
10
5%
11
Twin
City Rap Transit corn—No par
conv prior preferred
;
50
Coach Co_
1
TXL
Oil
1
Corp
36%
300
43/8
.13%
36%
*57
133,500
29
4 5/a
1
50
50
1
24,800
59%
13%
14
5
Inc
Corp
25%
58
29
4%
14%
5
25%
60
30%
13%
13%
43/4
55%
*29%
43/4
43/4
143/b
1
573/a
31
14%
4%
43/4
14
1
Airlines
Coal
17 5/8
17%
23%
No par
preferred
Traux-Traer
'
Corp
Industries
World
$2.70
Tung-Sol
4
900
67
Jan
19 V* Jan
7,100
22 V.
23%
Feb
9
173/a
22%
2
1
.
20th
12% Feb
20
class A
3
38
4
173/i
221/4
35%
17%
-
2
-—
Transainerica
40% May 27
2
22
17
Apr 13
May 17
50
17%
22
No par
1
Co.
Tractor Supply Co
Co
Trans
May
93/4 Mar
82%
171/4
221/4
81%
4,800
Tri-Continental
7
*81%
173/4
221/4
9,400
4
36
82%
17%
22
18
4
5
48
17% Apr
*81 V2
81%
183/4
22
17 %
Jan
Mar 13
133/b Mar
24
81 Va
81%
18%
22'/a
57%
Trane
59% May 27
11,400
17%
Torrington
15
54 Va Mar 10
393/a Jun
500
64
17
_i
Bearing
39 % Jan
8
10
63%
56
Trans-United
Mar
10
64 3/s
173/4
Transue
52% Mar 31
101/4
63 Va
18
11
31% May 11
101/4
65 %
173/4
19
3
10
643/4
58
Jan
3
10
10
67%
17%
83/4 Feb
25 % Mar 14
4,700
17%
39
27%
75,800
57%
4
19
33V4
44"%
18%
16
26
600
43
573/4
Jun
12 % Apr
24%
331/4
44%
173/4
60
33% May 12
50 Va Jan 11
24%
331/4
41
573/4
293/j Jan
3
14
25%
323/4
17%
73% Jun
18
*24%
42
583/4
9
17
25%
33 Va
18%
81%
18%
29,300
17%
Roller
8
16
66%
10
;
20%
58
May 16
30
43 Va Apr
common
20
10%
♦10
67
21
18
24% Jun
3
4% Jun
July 31
29
12
*80%
100
:
Oil
663/8
20%
59
37
"
28 Va May 2(>
27
:
10%
*10
7.50
Wooldridge Inc—
;
5
R) '
-
21%
41
431/4
10,700
173/4
17
40% Feb
17% Jan
32%
42
30
85
33
25%
32 5/s
44
1,900
86
833/4
58%
34 Va May 23
243/4 Mar
42% July 15
25%
32 Va
423/4
*82
85
.1—25
14
683/» Jan
8
56 V* Mar
7
253/4
32
86
83%
No par
Jun
1
30
*25»/4
1
Co
preferred
18
26
Jan
No par
5
Tishman
Jan
7% Dec
—50c
22%
*82
•
Realty & Construction—1
Toledo Edison Co—;
5
$1.20
Timken
4
15Va Feb
15
No par
*213/4
22 Va Jan
34 % Sep
70
21
10
10% Sep
223/8
16%
preferred
4%
Tidewater
4
233/b Mar 29
6
Jan
52 % Mar
,
Sep
245'%
22'%
Trust—
preferred
Mfg Co
Common-
May 20
24Jan
16% May 10
26% Aug 17
193/a Mar 11
36
243 V.
22 V.
Glass
Thompson' (J
19% Jun
21
34% Jan
246 %
22%
Ry Co_
Thompson-Ramo
79
29
243%
22%
Chemical
Thiokol
2,500
15,500
2473/4
common
conv
16%
ex-distribution—1
ctfs
Pacific
16%
22%
&
7
16 >/4
243'/4
Utilities Co__
613/4 Jan
16 3/tt
34,000
233/8
Texas
$1.25
16%
,
2463/4
Texas
Thatcher
163/4
331/4
25
22%
4
Textron
16%
33
241/4
242%
11
4
16%
7L3/4,t,73Vv
33%
24% ,f
16%
23%
15
4
16%
73%
33%
24%
,
1453/4
Jan
15
26
22%
Jun
26% Jan
33%
24%
Oil
&
Sub
243/4 Jan
733/4
333/«
253/4
241%
Land
33% Jun
233/4 Feb
72%
33%
25
Inc
86
12
73%
33%
253/4
13,900
1
Pacific
Jan
72%
331/4
24%
1,700
23,500
10
Coal
193/4
6
73%
33%
33 Va
No par
Co
Sulphur—
108
14-1/4 May 17
72% Jun
72 3/o
5
Corp
1,900
26,300
27,500
Instruments
share
72%
25
—
Transmission
Pacific
16
Jan
5
22%
,
333/8
223/8
Texas
19% May 11
21
33%
22 %
Texas
27V4 May 20
50% Dec
333/8
221/4
Texas
29% July 30
37
33
223/8
7
29% Jan
31% July 30
36'/a Mar 4
29
333/8
22%
11
19% Jan
7
2
25% Jun
43
33
23Vb
256% May 25
1
Jan
20% May 17
8
53% Sep
43
34Vb
223/4
Gulf Producing
24
15% Dec
43
333/4
:_1.25
Texas
Apr
36% Sep
,
433/4
14
Jan
Jan
Dec
433/4
Gas
30
193/4 Jan
43
Transmission Co.—5
Gas
Inc
Texaco
23
•
44 V*
Texas
37
May 27
154
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
14% Mar 10
Feb
43%
-
Texas
16
27
63
143/b
34% May 18
16% Jun
25% Mar 16
Nov
61% Jan
23 Vb Nov
102 % Dec
4
14%
issued
When
25
Jan
87
14%
14
L
1
_1.25
Corp_
distributed
When
Tennessee
243/4 Apr
3,7
11 2°
2 9 3/s Mar 15
14
Va July 15
V
14'A
Corp
Tennessee
Mar 23
37
7
,
Corp
Aircraft
Temco
8
15
Feb
43
30 % Jun
(James)
Inc
•
*57
36%
53
52%
52 %
27
26%
26%
263/4
27
38
36%
37 %
36%
37%
*57
59
59
*57
59
3 61/4
37
8%
36%
35%
71/4
7%
7%
35%
8
1,300
4,000
11,300
100
11,000
2,300
8VB
8%
8
*37%
38%
*37
3 8 Va
37
37
*36
38%
9%
10%
x9%
10%
10
10
10
10
10
101/8
2,900
13%
143/a
13%
14
13%
14
13%
133/4
133/e
133/4
14,400
8%
*37
8V4
38
30
u
10% Jan
2
163A Dec
19% Nov
6
15% Jun
30% Mar 13
23
91/4 Jun
12
14% Aug
28
51
7P/8 Jun
4
Jan
243/4 Feb
2
41
Apr
18% Jan
7
29
22
Udylite Corp
Jun
17
Underwood
44
1
Union
Asbestos
4
Union
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp_
3
148% Jan
6
19
353/4 Mar 16
32
Jan
4
38% Jun
17
86% Oct
15
98% Mar
87% Jan
6
9
126 V* May
150 Va July 27
4
93
78
16
76
Feb
19
24
773/4 Feb
25
681/2 Jan
5
74 % Apr
26
24
87
3
771/2 Jan
7
83 % Jun
17
Aug
4
67
Dec
77
Dec
80
Mar
33% Mar
8
43% Jan
25% Jun
2
31
73/4 Jan
4
s
383/b Feb
17
29% Nov
Apr
19
53% July 10
40% Dec 23
8
4
Jan
5
8% Jan
29
73/4 Nov
18
9% Feb
26
29 % Nov
27
373/4 Jan
6
293/a May 17
32 Va Jan
6
4
20% Apr
25% Apr
21
243% Jan
13
July 15
5
37% Jan
4
Mar 26
19% Oct
1
253/8 Feb
30% Jan
6
45
36
Oct
101
28
66
32 3/o
Apr
20
41V* Jan
15
Oct
14
136
3
88
May 10
98% Feb
26
80 % Nov
30
1093/4 Mar 26
81
May 17
92% Feb
11
243/a Feb
9
32 % Mar 26
28% Jan
4
22% Jun 12
86
Oct 21
Nov
25
27
Apr
30% Jan
% Apr
64
Oct 22
88% Apr
29
Sep 23
38% Dec
7% Dec
9
29% Jan
12
2
Jan
16
23% Nov
17
31% Sep
29
22
Mar 24
95
38
9 % May
23% Mar
24
Mar
84% Jan
8
393/8 Jun
9
18
Mar 11
27
Apr
18
17
11
57
Jun
3
76
Jan
25
29% Jun
1
38
7
United
Corp
10,600
403/b
393/4
34,600
39
♦92
95
87
*85%
88
86 Va
87%
87
87
26%
27
263/4
27
26%
27
26%
263/4
26%
26%
35%
35%
353/8
36%
36%
393/8
363/a
383/4
36%
38
92%
*911/4
92%
'91%
92%
*91
92%
223/4
23%
22%
223/4
*22%
23
59
60
59
59%
35
36%
37
37%
5,600
7%
26,700
7%
28
34% Mar >4
303/fe Jan 27
23
51% Apr
30 Vb Mar
14
4
*
33
6%
Mar 29
43 V* Jun
16
4% %
90 V* May 24
4
25 % Jun
17
30% Jan
4
U
S & Foreign
Dec
21
50% Jun
15
74% Jan
4
U
S
0
75
footnotes,
see page
26.
Freight Co
73/a
32 %
32
32 Vb
18
18 Va
18
18 Va
23%
24
23%
23
233/4
29%
30%
28 3/8
293/4
28%
29
50%
50%
51
51%
*511/4
I-71/4
173/b
preferred
Securities
83% Jan
26
7%
73/8
343/4
32
preferred
25
& Chemical Corp com—1
Jan
35
3434
18%
U S Borax
85% Aug 18
13
62%
32%
17%
65% Dec
71/8
7%
60%
18
1
City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common——25
2
100
1
No par
95
95
87
32
4
*92
*92
86
5
64% Jan
95
95
86
Foundry—5
11
'92
*93
35
l3/4 Jan
500
29%
33%
Apr 20
Apr 12
6.200
6,100
38%
33 V*
Inc
22%
29%
33%
Merch
*22
39%
64
Park
22
30%
30
63%
United
22
8
30%
38%
641/4
United
8
8%
31
29%
63%
6
8
30%
32
23
4
r 3
223/e
22 3/s
22%
7% Jan
30 3/8 Dec
30,700
31
*91%
18% Jan
45% Jan
26%
30%
92%
19
50
26%
8
30%
39%
53% Jan
1
26%
26%
31
30
No par
Mfrs
26%
393/4
38%
United Gas Improvement
&
17,300
323/a
United Gas Corp
16% Apr
210
39 %
40%
United Fruit Co
213/* July 24
2% Mar 10
83 Va
39
32 %
5
8
83%
39%
39
6
11 Vb Jan
83 V4
393/8
32%
25
25
'82%
7%
231/2
10
Co—13%
United
Greenfield
Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
~70
82%
23%
32% Jan
Jan
72%
32%
31V* Jan
20
*71
261/4
223/8
1
71
72
391/4
♦91V*
(Del)
Engineering &
310
72
23%
May 19
May 10
53/4 May 2
12
Fastener
10,900
91%'
80
8%
22%
38%
91%
*77
26%
x22s/8
'
16,500
80
39%
31
91%
6,100
12,300
373/4
38%
91%
3,400
88,000
138%
►77
7%
No par
(Del)
2.50
Co
71
*81 Va
%;
34
136%
80
39
26%
10
Corp
90
373/4
38
901/4
26%
39
26 3/s
No par
,
Carton
37%
*77
8
38%
21
9
22
7
For
United-Carr
80
82%
27% May 20
45% Mar
42"% Jan
6
42% May
23
91
72
United
I6V2 Jun
Nov
Feb
37%
33
33%
91
7%
73/8
137%
*81%
United Electric Coal Cos
20% July 20
Sep 10
United Carbon
33
136
373/8
80
34%
138%
*71
6
2
28
&
44
34
81
363/a Mar 28
16 % Jan
80 Va
preferred
Board
15%
403/a
8
138
72
303/4
15%
413/4
73/4
34%
*80%
8
16Vs
40%
7%
16
138%
*71
22% Jan
9
19
29% Sep
$4;50
United
*77
16
42%
•77
90%
series
$3.70
7%
34%
37%
90%
17% May 10
46% Apr
19
37%
31% May
9
59 Va Aug 27
1% Nov
No par
10
8%
138%
35
_No par
41
433/4
75/b
1393/8
common...,
15%
153/4
423/a
8%
34%
series
$4.50
15%
16
43
138V4
23% July
13
7
Co
5
Co
8
Corp—6%
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
4% non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank Car Co
No par
Union Twist Drill Co
5
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United
Artists
Corp
1
United Biscuit of America—Ne par
Preferred
7% Jan
Mar 21
&
153/4
40%
37% Mar 16
48% Jan
163A Jan
15
22
Electric
Preferred
90 % May 20
10
19
Union
Mar 25
Sep
74
Rubber
12% Mar
30 Vb Jun
120% Feb
No par
43 V* Jan
17
323/s May 10
1
(The),
Corp
8%
6%
1
56%
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9%
93/8
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17
171/b
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9
9'/4
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.
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1
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58%
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33
41%
423/8
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90
90
26%
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27
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90
26
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18
133
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24
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54%
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1%
59%
33
43
90
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26%
503/4
53%
1,100
7,200
16,500
2,600
3,800
7%
73/a
7%
31 %
313/4
31%
32
18Va
18%
18
18%
3,900
23
233/e
23
23%
25,700
24,200
1,800
28%
29
28%
29
51%
52
52
52
17%
17%
17%
17%
700
9%
9%
9
9VB
23,300
63/8
6 Va
6%
6 Va
7,900
17%
16%
16%
12,600
16%
1
59
32
32%
1 Va
1
1 Ve
58%
60
583/4
700
8,900
12,500
323%
*313/4
210
26,200
42%
43%
40
41%
90
90
90
90
25%
26%
25 Vb
25%
6,000
52 Ve
53
51%
52%
15,000
u
;
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110
26
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
86% Sep
22
120
Apr
145% Sep
22
165
Mar 30
7% Dec
28
12% Jan
28% Oct
29
36% Mar
9 V* Sep
40% Oct
9
4S6% Dec
23
8% Jan
2
24 % Jun
27
86% Feb
149
29
18
29
May 24
31% Feb
12
Mar 31
5
Jan
22
29% Jan
8
25
8% Jan
26 % Jan
3
29 % Oct
30
40
23
26
58% May 18
76
Jan
9
45% Feb
10
99
3
35
Jan
50% Jan
77% Feb
19
27% Sep
47
6
88% May
v
29
24
4
21
22% Dec
7
26% Jan
5
6
37% Feb
22
7
1
24% Jan
11
36
100
46
60
Mar 30
9
7
Mar
5
83
10
Apr
97% Dec
4
Feb
12
14
15
31% Apr
7
Universal
Oil
41% Jun
14
Universal
Pictures
8
4 % %
17
28% Jan
5
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
:
18
47% Aug 27
42
Jan
2
13 %
32% Feb
July 28
34
26
Mar
17
31% Feb 26
53
23
39% Jan
76
Oct
25
33% Jun
9
2
98% Dec
17
5
4
76
353/4 May 25
39% Mar
16
108
■
9
91% Jun
10
46
26
4
Jan
Jun
103%
83
29
17
17
82% Jan
18
88
May 19
87% Mar 16
84
Apr
26
85
26
$4.12
20 3/a Mar
10
Jun
1
4
Vulcan
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4
5%
943/4 Apr
8
96V2 Feb
103 %
9
133,4 Jun
2
20
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89
Jun
95
Jun
19
6
11
15
102 %
Apr 14
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48
82%
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363/4
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36
36
36
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77
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90
90
25 Ve
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101
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11%
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101%
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16
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35
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48
34
96
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1,360
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6%%
preferred
21% Mar
4
2
2
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1503/4
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100
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87% Jan
900
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100
15
11
96% Jan
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28%
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29
15% Dec
/
39%
1
preferred
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21,400
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10
63%
36
8,900
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10,000
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10
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9
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79
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34%
10%
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10
12.80
.
Virginia Elec & Power
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18%
.
40 %
Inc
Va-Carolina Chemical
6% dividend partic
Feb 24
Jun
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,
3334
84%
1433/4
22%
,
24%
Vick Chemical Co
273A Jun
36
31%
38%
16
124% Jun
9
99% Jan
80
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9
34% Jan
5
86% Mar 23
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83%
143
23%
23%
11
Apr 22
79
4
Jan
Feb
f.l%Mar
Mar 20
6% Jan
Vendo
Co
85
143
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Co
2,400
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39%
48%
84%
1
Varian Associates
17
Jan
107
18
78% Oct
Van
64■% Jun
79 % Jun
96% Dec
22
Steel
12
Raalte
X48%
22%
1
34 % May 25
36
May 5
38% Mar 11
3% Jun 17
49%
1413/4
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r
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1
Van Norman Industries Inc
com_2.50
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5
12
49
(
l
Vanadium-Alloys
100
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150
31%
49
22,400
39%
263/4
55%
to
30%
157
5
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26% Feb
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157
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3d %
100
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13% Mar 15
148%
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483/4.
48%
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11%
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78 %
57
32 %
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5
5
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30
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21
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27
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114
155
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29
27
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343/4 Jan
263/4 Sep
29
16
147
7
25
issued
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,
50
44
311% Jan
4% Dec
55%
1
20
30% Nov
Nov
When
13
37% Jun
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543/4
9
Jan
2
5
Jun
62% Jun
2
203/4 Jun
11
81
78%
8% preferred
Universal Match
11%
113%
*152%
53/4
39
26%
1
Tobacco
17
29"% Feb
16
Leaf
80% Jun
9
27
Universal
Apr 13
26%
48%
noncu 2nd
/
223/a
26%
No par
preferred
170% Jun
159
22%
26%
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Corp
6
17
NOV
Whelan
14
12
93/4 Jan
17
22%
26%
54%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
12
Nov
29% Nov
.
63 % Jun
convertible
United
4
Jan
Feb
36% Feb
$6
Apr 11
Feb
71
'•1
11 %
72
25% Oct
•
98% May 18
51% Jan
22%
26%
Corp
41% Apr
22 %Jun
40
9
Apr 12
23
1
1151/4
154
5%
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11%
22%
8
48%
preferred
Pharmaceutical
&
148
10
Dec"21
29%
Jan
9
32% May 11
47% Feb
5
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157
Sep~21
22% Jan
Vitamin
1133%
39
8
50
common
United Stores $4.20
19
40
S
27%
8%
.100
Co
12%
14
Jun
U
11%
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*7%
*76%
noncumulative
8
53% Oct
31
15
Tobacco
11%
39%
27%
June 17
154
:
Sales for
the Week
Friday
June 16
,
100
common
7% Feb
.12% Jan
18%
35% Jun
S
7%
11 %
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com
'
5%
*38%
Thursday
,
-
29%
27
1
7% preferred
U
8
5%
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5
:
Corp
53/4
28%
5
Min
'
•
■
155
5%
39
SALE PRICES
116
27%
1
&
United Stockyards
2
Aug
Feb
Steel
1143/4
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/
5
7% preferred
S
116%
155
27%
Corp
24 % Mar 29
30
45
Smelting Ref
U
HIGH
June 15
*27%
ns/8
*38%
•
1
preferred
8
Dec
Dec
Shoe
S
5
5%
29
n%
50
common
1st
15% Jan
8% Jan
,
Co
non-cum
30
34% Mar 24
146
Rubber
S
145 % Apr
3
S
8%
U
14
A
1153/4
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AND
Wednesday
•
10
U
15
May
series
common
116%
155
5%
1
common
S
U
19
Jun
24
Co
27
Feb
34% Jan
22
preferred
Lines
Apr 12
Apr
103% Jan
139% Jan
S
Inc
15% Mar 16
2
Jan
80
17% Jan
50:
Industries
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series D
5
36%
S
U
16
47
74 % May
50% Mar 12
26
Jan
26%Jtfar
9
29% Sep
14% Feb
64
150% Jun
2
37% Mar
21
33 % Oct
26
Jan
47% Jan
1087/e Aug 31
153
Jan 28
7
138% Sep
Oct
38% Feb
54% Feb
30
Jan
48% May
144
common
4%% preferred
19
,75
7
154% Aug 10
*27%
4%%
4
8
Jun
43% Mar
v:
19
Jun
69% July
142% Sep 24
33% Jan 19
45% Nov
7
Dec
114%
*152%
U
*
39% Oct
Tuesday
June 14
4
U
27
20% Jun
Gypsum Co
preferred 1
U S
15
40
6
7% Mar
Monday
June 13
Par
100
7%
4
13% Jan
S
Hoffman Mach common__82%c
5% class A preference
50
27
Jan
.
21
Jan
154
Apr
8% Jan
38
26
U
13
3
25% Jun
20
Jan
.
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.116% Jun
27
10
44% May 28
10
Jan
•28
17
35% Apr
12
5% May
2
14% Apr
22
NEW YORK
V
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
1,100
>,
90
97
,
50
...i
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663/4 Sep
40
25
763/4 Mar 11
62
Dec
17
461/8 Nov
30
30
Jun
2
44% Jan
25
14% Jan
2
21
21
16
Jan
4
18% Jun
8
431/2 Sep
21
55% May 11
41% JUly 29
333/4 Mar 30
39
Apr
May 13
45
73% Mar
41
Jan
14
35% Mar
58% Jun
9
Sep
22
52% July 20
11% Nov
4
18% May 19
123/4 May 19
18% Aug 24
29
94
Feb
85
8% Dec
16
12 Ys
July 22
Aug 21
243/4 Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
46
SepTf
41% Jun
50
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
54%
M~a~y~~4
48% Jan
9
36% Feb
20
9
12
483/4 May
4
251/4 Jan
12
31% Feb
24
3% Jan
21
8 %Jun
30
Jun
9
45% Apr
21% Mar
Feb
8
30% Apr
27
4
7% Jan
14
47% Jun
16
79
Sep
90
23
78% Dec
29
Feb
12
Jun
16
82% Feb
1
86
Jan
8
19
85% Jun
15
8
563/4 Jan
4
91
Apr
17
78% Jan
May
8
61
Dec
14
39
31
101
26
Jan
7
23% Jan
8
31
Mar
Mar 31
92% Feb
38
Apr
21
38
July 22
14
100 % Aug
17
96% Jun
35% Jan
293/4 Feb
17
41 % Jun
96
15
Jun
Western
Nov
24
353/4 Dec
31
26
17
35
31
283/4 May
16% Apr
4
4
413/4 May. 11
213% Feb
19
573/4
57%
58
58V4
36%
36%
36%
56
36%
4,900
10%
553%
57
56
10%
103/4
57
10%
3,700
10%
10%
12%
12%
Jan
13
1
32% Jan
5
533/4
8
22
Nov
52% May
921% Jan
28
Sep
88% Jan
112
24
29
Feb
2
21
39% July
65% Sep 28
371/2 Dec 24
663/4 Dec
Jun
47
36
22
45
Power
Air Lines
Jun
Jan
15
283/a July 21
51% July 23
6
23
25 %Jun
2
30% Nov
35
pfd
2
88
19% Oct
6% Jan
6
29
2
Sep
14% Dec
39% Jun
17
46% Sep
35% Sep
118
Sep
453/4 Sep
1
Mar 31
30
129
22
27% Jan
36 % Mar
53% Jan
Mar 25
2
83
Dec
7
943/, Feb
79
Nov
18
7
9
49% Jun
148
19% Nov 10
87% Sep
•Bid
and
21
asked
Sep
25 3% Jun
1363/4 Jun
prices;
no
Ex-distrlbutlon.
fit*
82% Feb
54
Apr
39% Jan
18
74
72
74%
36%
74%
36%
75%
20,300
353/4
35%
49%
35%
49%
36%
3,200
Co
7
66
Jan
13
24
10% Jan
14
this day
Hytrin-V
3
17
tin
T
38
3,600
39%
27%
1,400
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45
6
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47
47%
45%
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12
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96
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37
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43
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60
46
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50
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22
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96
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34
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97%
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50
32%
32
32%
10,400
34
18%
183/4
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18%
49%
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29%
31
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613/4
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87
100
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105
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105
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1
105
513/a
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503/4
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66
66
67
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80
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45
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9%
9%
*253/4
41
34%
No par
*79%
81
*79
81
10
♦253/4
26%
*25%
26%
38%
49%
38%
*122
125
38%
*122
38
39
*79%
43%
39%
9
9%
*26
383/4
17,500
70
13,000
100
43
25
35
.
27
*41
•
2,800
43%
48%
100
9%
26%
300
600
25%
y
2,900
35
1,400
363%
38 3/a
17,400
803/4
803/4
24%
26
123/g
49%
243/4
24%
1,400
12%
12%
123/4
133/a
5,500
50 3/a
383/4
125
120
23,500
81
12%
50%
94%
25%
25%
12%
38 %
7,200
70
473/4
253/8
34%
•:
513/a
27%
100
41
25%
38
600
105
943/4
43 3/a
34%
35%
37
46,100
26%
48%
253/8
34%
37
83/4
*25%
18,700
63%
*66
100
34%
25%
343/4
9%
30%
50%
70
25%
25%
25%
503/4
43
47%
12,200
28,400
87%
*103
94%
100
-
62 3/a
273/a
41
8%
41
493/4
94%
26
41
l
29%
51
27
*66
18%
49
*863/4
105
41
26%
41
*12
49%
26
*26
12%
48%
100
*103
200
34%
18%
47%
:
63
9%
263/4
*40%
12%
44
47
*99%
50
10c
50%
43%
99
35%
39%
*123%
125
50
38%
*123%
*80
50 %
50
39%
38%
*
125
►-» to CO
81
200
50%
39
4,900
12,300
125%
6
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
6
4
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
23% Jan
7
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
10
24%
243/4
26%
24%
25
26%
27
24%
27
5,000
71 %
24%
263/4
70%
70%
25
71
253/a
25
2,300
513/4
53
703/4
24%
10
series
10
10
common
corp__
43%
96%
*95
93%
*96
363/4
341%
KaQiQ
94
98
36%
*96
251/4
2en,th
94
33%
5
10
2,200
8,500
x85
23%
100
490
12%
87
19
com
45%
39
87
493/4
Public Service Corp
5,300
38%
94
96
1
13,800
12%
,
*93
23
6.25
100
6
47%
45%
12%
38%
27%
5%
47
46 %
131/8
1
Youngstown Steel Door
45
5%
38%
I5
Corp
45
49
47%
12%
20
Prior preferred 4%%
51%
52%
69%
100
*84%
87
♦85
693/4
52%
80%
81%
793/8
83/4
83/4
83/4
10
No par
1
31%
31%
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50
79%
813/g
78%
8%
79%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
3,800
1,500
8%
31%
31%
25 %
25%
25%
108 %
1093/4
107
31%
25
108%
119
21
121%
,ire pw,
a
117%
21
,«, v
,
25
1083/B
203/4
1203/4
Deferred delivery.
21,200
79%
25
21
53%
53%
87%
107
20%
707/B
52
52%
87
83/4
5
No par
70
53%
87
x79
80%
5
703/4
—
*84%
87
No par
petition has been filed for the
company's reorganization,
•
45
53/4
47
18%
preferred
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
9
*263/4
6%
47%
47
38
1
Jan
or
40%
393/s
5
37% Jan
receivership
40
393/8
49%
B
138% Jan
1223% Jun
41
39
No par
Worthington
16
85% Jan
1,300
40%
38%
41%
47%
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6% preferred
4
87% Jun
1
49
41%
38%
10
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
8
49%
41
383/4
27%
41%
2.50
preference
8
Apr
49%
413/4
*383/a
*263/4
100
9
1,900
38%
53/4
common
73
Jun
49%
27%
41%
46%
common
Wisconsin
8
49%
18
38%
No par
4
Mar
491/4
18
27»/4
40
preferred
convertible
49
18
No par
series
27% May
30% Jan
83% Feb
on
18
73
36
com__No par
Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
5
123% Jun
9
19"% May
4
74%
35%
com
Windsor
26
29
30% Apr
5
22% May 2
99 %
May 11
24
72%
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
26
14% Mar 30
8% Feb
l
18
72%
35%
Wilson & Co Inc common
10
273/4 Feb
25
80 3/4 Mar 10
24
18
70%
35
1
1
White Stores Inc
Wilcox Oil Co
19
Jan
78
8
sale
11
50% Mar
2
44%
100
preferred
59
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
433/4
18
100
23% May 31
84% July 15
114% Jan
Mar 30
Feb
119
67% Dec 31
591/2 Nov 19
39% July
40
43
9
May 27
25% Feb
6
10
$3
36% Apr
9
31
29% Feb
31% Feb
Prior
10% May 11
42 % Jan
4
40% Jan 23
9% Nov 23
7
8
79
1
18%
loo
Sewing Machine
4
23% Jan
23% -Tun
5 % %
27% Apr
52% Jan
16
28% Dec
White Motor
White
28% Jan
14
22
6
8
9,000
18%
100
4%% convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
25
44%
6%
common
Whirlpool
67 3/4 Jan
443/a
63/4
44%
100
13
14 % Jan
3,100
6%
433/4
5
22
1003,4 Feb
'
130
63/4
.63,4
4
20
Corp
2,200
6%
6%
44%
1
Jan
68
19,900
87
43%
50
46 3/4 Jun
•'
*86
*6%
6%
2.50
com
preferred
32% May
51% Mar 11
78
$5
40
May 23
22% May 2
313/4 Mar 10
9
Sep 22
32% Jan
6
July
"«34"% Jan
14
8% Jun
July 23
27
12 %
87
44
No par
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
6
96% Jan
10%
12%
87
5
Supply Co
preferred
10 V8
123/4
87
433/4
Inc
Ry
10%
12%
*85
10
Pacific RR
3.80%
1
13
87
5
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
14
12%
♦85-
5
4%%
Pulp & Paper
12%
86
3,800
6%
Pharmaceutical
Western Maryland
4% noncum 2nd
10
Apr
623/4 Jan
May 10
99
14
7
173/4 Jan
2
Jun
103
37% Mar 14
102% Mar 11
7
24% Jan
Mar
6
Jan
87% Jun
1
Apr 25
64
6
65
4
Apr
93% Apr 28
23% May 27-
6
May 26
53% Mar 20
15
Jan
37% Jan
37
Feb 17
103
78
401/2 Mar 30
7
May
77% Jan
11
CC% July
7
98% Mar 13
7
97
May 11
45%
Dec" 29
77%
103
Dec" 17
38% Mar 18
12%
85
57
1
Western
2
Dec
10%
100
Motor Co
Auto
Western
57
25 %
Jan"
293/4
27% Sep
B
57%
37
55%
4.80% preferred
321% Nov
1,300
X36%
4 % % preferred
Western
17
15
Jun
Va
6,900
553/4
preferred series B
preferred series C
4.10%
4
96
12
4.20%
300
,
-
37%
Knitting Mills
Penn
West
8
Apr 27
West
18%
58%
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
3
May 11
33%
18
37%
Corp
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
4.80% preferred
4
Jan
39% Jun
96
6
May
Waukesha
Wayne
4
4
Dec
29
17
Jan
Jan
93
Dec
47
27
87
42
95
2
333/4 Jan
13
Apr
21
64
33%
18
%
57%
2.50
Warner-Lambert
15
32
23% July 8
383/4 Apr 24
Apr
30 % Jan
64
34%
18-
x55%
38
45% Jan
64%
33
18
553/4
No par
6
64%
34%
18
561%
37%
No par
Jun
66
33%
55%
(S D) Co
26% Apr 27
53/8 May 5
*64%
18%
55
Warren
43
66
33%
33
*17%
'37%
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Warner Co
17
*64%
No par
Inc
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
43% May 10
102
Tiernan
Co
6% preferred
Industries
2
66
+t_, K '
10
8
50
19
18%
6
40% Nov 30
28
33%
18
Jun
11
Jun
32%
49% Jun
30
33
*64%
15
45% May 4
38% May 25
16 % Dec
85% Dec
100
No par
Ward
4
75% Jun
37
preferred
Corp
Ward Baking Co common
7
10
4%%
(Hiram) G & W
Walworth
18
44% Nov
29
Walker
Wallace &
15
89 % Jan
31% May 25
Apr
4
153/4 Jan
Electric
Walgreen Co
16
10 % Jan
RR
Wagner
Waldorf System
4
Jun
4
Feb
51
Jan
57
15% Jan
13
6% May
373/a 1^,.
17
Wabash
14
40
Feb
1.
9'% Apr 25
11% May 19
83"% Dec
7
i'Jl'jr,'
116%
r
Cash
21
120
sale.
wdWhen
30%
25
31%
25
31%
*25
31%
6,700
13,300
2,200
25%
107%
108%
107%
109
11,500
20%
203/4
20%
21
2,900
115%
1183/4
117
29,000
distributed,
x
115
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
Number 5961
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2659)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY — YEARLY
the
when
bonds
mature.
headed
LOW AND
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s
Feb
UTreasury 3%s wi
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Apr 11
86.8
Apr
3%s—Jun
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
3s
Treasury
3s
Treasury
3s
Treasury
2%s
Treasury 2%s
Dec
Treasury 2%s——_
96.12 Feb
v
_
18 '
96.12 Feb
Treasury 2Vis
18
^
Treasury 2'/2s
Jun
Treasury 2y2s
2'/us
Dec
Treasury 2%s_„_Jun
Treasury 2'/2s
Dec
Treasury
SALE
PRICES
Thursday
June 15
Low
High
Friday
June 16
Low
High
*100.24
1C0.26
*100.18
100.26
June 17
Low
♦100.26
101
8ales for
-
High
101.2
♦100.18
Shares
High
*99.18
99.26
*99.24
♦99.28
100.4
*99.26
100.2
*99.26
100.2
98.28
*98.26
99.2
*98.30
99.6
*98.30
99.6
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99.2
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98.26
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93.28
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99.2
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99.8
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99.2
97.18
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97.26
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97.30
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97.30
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92.6
♦92.2
92.10
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92.16
*89.16
89.24
*89.22
89.30
*89.30
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*97.4
89.22
♦89.20
89.28
97.8
*97.8
*95.16
95.22
*95.20
*86.30
„
Bonds(l)
100.26
*98.20
1980
May 15 1968
Nov 15 1974
Feb' 15 1990
15 1978-1983
May 15 1985
Feb
15 1964
Aug 15 1966
Feb
15 1995
Sep
15 1961
15 1960-1965
Feb
15 1965
Nov 15 1961
s
15 1962-1967 \
Aug 15 1963
"15 1963-1968
3 Vis—--
Treasury
11
1
Low
High
*100.18
May 15 1975-1985
Oot
1 1969
Treasury 4%s
86.8
Low
EXCHANGE
Highest
HIGH
Wednesday
June 14
June 18
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Tuesday
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1959
Exchange
"Interest Period" indicate In each case the month
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
column
the
In
87.6
*87.2
*90.16
*89.28
90.4
*90.16
97.12
*97.18
97.22
95.26
*95.28
96.2
87.10
*87.6
87.14
♦99.16
99.12
99.30
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94.16
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90.6
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92.22
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94.24
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,
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97.26
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92.16
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95.26
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87.4
99.20
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99.18
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95.2
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87.12
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99.20
96
*87.4
100
97.24
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97.18
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98.26
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98.28
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98.28
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91.2
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91.4
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91.8
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91.10
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91.6
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96.12
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96.12
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96.24
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96.18
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89.4
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89.8
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15
1964-1969
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88.2
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88.8
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88.8
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15
1964-1969
*87.8
87.16
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87.18
*87.18
87.26
*87.20
87.28
♦87.16
87.24
*87.8
87.16
*87.4
87.12
Treasury
2%s
Mar
15
1965-1970
*87.2
87.10
*87.4
87.12
*87.6
87.14
Treasury
2%s„—Mar
15
1966-1971
*86.24
87
♦86.26
87.2
♦86.26
87.2
♦86.22
86.30
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86.28
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86.24
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86.26
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86.22
■
'
-
86.26
2'/2s
Treasury 2'/us
Jun
15
1967-1972
*86.22
86.30
*86.24
87
Sep
15
1967-1972
*86.18
86,26
*86.20
86.28
*86.22
86.30
Treasury
2 Vis
Dec
15
1967-1972
86.30
*86.24
87
*86.24
87
•86.20
86.26
*86.16
86.24
Treasury
2V4s
Jun
15
1959-1962
*97.15
97,18
*97.18
97.22
♦97.24
97.28
♦97.24
97.28
•97.18
97.22
Treasury
2%s
Dec
15
1959-1962
*96.28
97
*96.30
97.2
*97.6
97.10
•97.6
97.10
*97
97.4
*99.23
99.25
*99.23
99.25
*99.23
99.25
*99.28
♦99.21
99.23
*103.16
104.16
Treasury
Nov
85.4 Jan 20
93.24 Nov 10
13
93.24 Nov
10
83.6
Treasury 2'/bS—
Nov
International Bank
&
15
1
Dec
—Jan
—_
4
y4s
__May
4
'/4s
__Jan
1985
*103
104
♦103
104
♦103-
104
-V
♦103.16
104.16
1980
*100.16
101.16
*100.16
101.16
*100.16
101.16
*100.16
101.16
♦100.16
101.16
1961
4'/as
94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
*101.8
101.24
♦101.8
101.24
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101.24
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101.24
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101.24
96
7
1973
*99.16
100.16
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100.16
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100.16
1
1977
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100
♦99
100
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100
1
1978
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96.16
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96.16
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96.16
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96.16
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15
1979
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96.16
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96.16
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95
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94
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94
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94
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92
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92
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92
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92
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92
♦90
92
♦90
92
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92
3%s
7
Jan
May
15
1968
*94
Jan
1
1969
*92
94
Oct
15
1971
*90
92-
May
15 1975
*90
92
i
3 Vis
3%s
13 %s
-
—Oct
3%s
2
Jun
July
3s
83
2
Jun
-
Oct
3s
~
83
Mar
Serial
bonds
of
-
No sales,transacted this day.
asked price,
and
IThis issue has not
•99
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
*99.16
100.8
Friday's
85
*83
85
•83
85
*84
86
♦84
86
♦86
87.16
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87.16'
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87.16
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1962
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97
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99
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99
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99
97
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97
♦96.8
97
to Stock Exchange dealings,
ir.'ii.
High
High
Brazil
City
(continued)—
3%s
89
—_
series
No.
13
—
series
No.
14
series
No.
15—
series
No.
16
series
No.
17
3%s
81A
12
3%s
16;
871 j
'
11
No.
3%s
87
No.
series
3%s
87 '/a
June-Dec
series
33/4s
Bonds
Friday's
series
No.
18——
Bid & Asked'
Sold
No.
High
Range Sine*
Jan. 1
Low
High
June-Dec
•96
—
June-Deo
—June-Dec
99
96
99 %
96
99%
97%
99
97
96
99
98%
96%
98%
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_
97
—June-Dec
June-Dec
•97%
June-Dec
*97%
June-Dec
—--
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•96
June-Deo
3%s
1980
or
Sale Price
I
Week's
Low
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Last
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Low
-
•98.8
97
No.
'
*96.8
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Number 5961
191
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2661)
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Friday
•
■
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Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
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or
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1st mtge & coll tr 3%s
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62%
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6
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140
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—Feb-Aug
1977
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1965
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3
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1982
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7
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85
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debs
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debentures
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refund
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mortgage
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mortgage
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99
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&
subord
conv
1972
debs
Scott
General
1975
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May -Nov
Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
April-Oci
4%s
debentures
1991
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
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mortgage
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1969
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sinking
1967
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f
s
debentures
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s
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Minn
St
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s
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79
2
62
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87
91
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s
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1988
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debentures
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1981
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refunding mtge 4%s 1986
refunding mtge 5s 1989
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76
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70
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85
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75
76
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97%
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83'/a
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58
92%
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C
71%
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1984—_Jan-July
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1985—_Jan-Juiy
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First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
First
25
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-
Ry income 4s 1990—
April
Ry 3%s series D 1980 _Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co
series
79%
80
76
1
April-Oct
1960
1968—
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5s
83%
80%
77%
——
9 8'A
Marquette
General
78
82%
82%
79 Va
June-Dec
1975
4%s
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mortgage
77
104
1964_June-Dec
1979
1965
A
B
General 4'As series D
General
75
5
76%
June-Dec
debentures
debentures
sinking fund
series
82%
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
Pennsylvania RR.—
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79 Va
75%
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Feb-Auo
3'As
subord
General
77V8
74
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99%
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Mar-Sept
May-No©
1991
debentures
Consolidated
74
86
'
1983
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82'A
1
77%
79%
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77
82%
79%
1985—June-Dec
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conv
10
82
♦81
June-Dec
1987
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81%
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1986
American
80%
77'A
76%
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1990
1991
debentures
debentures
803/a
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debentures
35
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1986
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1
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84
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&
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106
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refunding mtge 3%s
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4%s
105
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First & refunding mtge 3'/as ser W
'84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3Vas ser X 1984
June-Dec
Pan
99%
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106
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June-Dec
Pacific
—
117% 119
117% 118%
1988—June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
& refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 27/8s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3VaS series R 1982
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
3'As
81 %
89
118
First
Pacific
77
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
&
First
75%
81%
refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 3s series K 1971
&
First
debs
1978
82
75%
117%
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3%s
conv
84
77
—
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Oregon Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Ocf
4%s
13
81
75
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1982—May-No©
1983
12%
79
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Oklahoma
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1974—
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1982
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conv
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1989
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89%
71%
66
77%,
75%
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&
59%,
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&
68%
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59
10
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1986
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6
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1986
1976
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63
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85
82
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1974—April-Oct
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Feb-Aug
June-Dec-
1974
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85
18%
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63
58%
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68%
70
57
70%
58 %
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73
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mortgage
1st
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1970
3%s
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36
173
3
60
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1983_May-Nov
Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
mortgage
first
Paper
69
1966
2%s
conv
1st
Edison
4%s
National
National
88%
71
86%
83%
58%
83'A
June-Dec
1979—:
Telephone 2%s
Owens-Illinois
issues—
Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970
debentures
Ohio
Bell
Oxford
91
7
I
87%
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Jan-July
;
1977
debentures
84
88 Va
—
April-Oct
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subord
conv
102'A
76%
78%
1978
St
&
debentures
3 Vis
4s
B
debs Jan
&
5s
99
76
78%
2020
83
April-Oct
1986
mortgage 4%s 1987
1
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
83%
90
96%
__
gtd 3 Vis 2000
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debentures
Nashville
gtd
series
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2%s
1974
1st
First
74%
2%s
1988
83
102
101% 101%
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first
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4s
mortgage
82
12
1976
Malone
mortgage
81
83%
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debentures Jan 1 2045
coll
mortgage
mortgage
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97%
—
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1
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86%
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75
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68
73%
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3
87
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70
59
98
95
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97
97%
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85%
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85
95%
78%
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1978
83'A
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1st
86
83%
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3
95%
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90
88%
102% 102%
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A
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95%
1984
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83
112
102%
90
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1962
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series
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1
92
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79
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1962
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series
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83
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83
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78
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84
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89
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82%
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debentures
82
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fund
78 Va
743A
8
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81
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75
81
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2047
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83
99%
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71
75
1
81
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4s
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44
19%
80
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debentures
1
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83
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trust
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14
5
75
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59
40%
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54
14
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77
11
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1
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88
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>
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13
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59
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134
103%
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29%
73
82%
59
May-Nov
105%
4
54%
58
70%
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1973_May-No©
1979
87
*83
Feb-Aup
1973
14
90
82%
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'if.
Pacific
debs
1978
debentures
f
f
s
33
793%
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138
31%
13%
Mar-Sept
1973
debentures
f
s
s
1974
3%s
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debentures
f
A
100
62
Feb-Aug
1977
5s
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Natural
series
62
70%
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(J Ray) & Co—
subord debentures
conv
McKesson
Realty
1980
4'is
ref
190
*81%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1978
debentures
f
s
30
Ry first gold 4s 199Q—April-Oct
general & ref 5s 1974__Mar-Sept
Central
s
4%s
34 •
,
99 Va
50%
55%
—
98
1977
31
28
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140%
5
52
56
102
i debentures
138
69
110% 111%
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99
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63%
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24
31
—
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87
83
—
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&
and
3 %s
93%
65%
83
30%
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92%
85
62%
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1974
81
__.
67
*54%
Mar-Sept
1976
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1st
98%
80%
.
'
Feb-Aug
.
1987
debentures
*
Feb-Aug
wts"
4%s
debentures
*70
1972__May-Nov
1977
mortgage
1972
f
95%
83%
77%
77
——
52
__
April-Oct
April-Oct
f
*67%
1968—Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
conv
1980
s
100% 100%
debentures
2%s
2%s
s
98
'
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Jan-July
1980
3'As
*68
debs
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
4'is
__
57
81
3
——
*64
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4'is series J 1991—May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4Vas series K 1993—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General
'
\iV'
——
*83
1978—Feb-Aug
50
79%
'
*83%
1981—Jan-July
F
54
April-Oct :
subord
series
52
Mar-Sept
1987
5%s
3s
64%
29%
56
51%
—
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Jan-July
.
50%
23%
61%
--
Feb-Aug
1984
4%s
Mack
.v
May-No®
1982
4s
41%
70%
Mar-Sept
1979
gtd
47 Va
86%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1980
3s
2%s
3%s
mortgage
April-Oct
ser H 2003
gold
Elec
&
1st
G 2003
ser
consol
4
*80
April-Oct
mtge 3%s ser I 2003
second
Gas
F 2003
ser
first
18
56%
62%
51%
;
1975_Mar-Sept
1993_April-Ocf
Light first mtge 2%s
Refunding
First
refund
&
82
& cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4'is series A 2019—Jan-July
N
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Louisville & Nashville RR—
j..
&
Putnam
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
1st
mtge 4s 1994—
52
*83%
—
16
Port Chester 4%s A '73_Jan-July
50
947/a
..
55
*77%
ser A
57
*93%
—
54
82
2007—Jan-July
2022
May
A
ser
64%
77
April-Oci
1976
debentures
4s
51
92%
April-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976-June-Dec
Lorillard
mtge
60
101 % 103
98
56
55
May-Nov
May-Nov
1973
4
*97%
103
55
13
1975—April-Oct
May-Nov
—Jan-July
Jan-July
14
62%
May-Nov
55'/a
1998—Feb-Aug
62
*53%
——
»
May
1976—
94%
60
54
9
Star
89%
22
52
•
0
1980
48
623A
50
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-
interest 2003
3.75s
91'A
61
Y
Northern
contingent interest 2003....
Corp
series A
74
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3s
.
refunding
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Northern
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61
53
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&
80
.,
28%
4s
63%
71%
61%
...
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—
68'/a
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Haven
&
4s
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&
series
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60 V4
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t
,
81
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,
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60%
40
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2043
A
series
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20n>
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iUbCiCOt
57
131
2000
79
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.'1
interest
fixed
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F
Lockheed
i1
99
81
81
8
May
D
ASeries
■
83i/4
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gen
iixtu
631/4
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Feb-Aug
1974
170
61%
69'A
58 'A
1st
99
50
interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oci
Lexington & Eastern Ry iirst 5s 1965
April-Oc!
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ASeries
;■
5s
A Series E
;
^ j
extended to
fixed
4s
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r
4 Vis
59%
61%
68'A
__
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94%
.
97%
__
*93%
__
79
75
56
*93%
South
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to
1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co IN Yi—
1st
■
series
4s
N
81%
80
96V4
—
613A
3 Vis
gold
3%s
4s
General
&
gold
Harlem River &
75%
3
*96
gold 3 Vis '97—June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1970—April-Oci
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
.
Harlem
&
First
105 Va
79
—
58%
Connecting RR 2%s series B
Mortgage
N
i
Lake Shore
collateral
Mortgage
86
101V4
__
*76
79
—
Jan-July
1961
67
71%
—•
683/4
1997——.—-—Jan-July
3%s
mortgage
Shore
4'is
77
79
__
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
April-Oci
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oci
lAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959—Mar-Sept
.
Y
118
86
^
Jan-July
unguaranteed
Y
85
74%
■
__
1963—Jan-July
adj
1961
4%s
116
•
*86
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
95%
■
81%
'
N
95 Va
82%
——
93
103%
Mar-Sept
1979
debs
4%s
'
*77
Ry 4s 1990
April-Oct
Light 2%s 1976—June-Dec
Michigan
85
94
urnm*'
—-
76
77'A
Feb-Aug
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4'is
Kansas City Southern Ry 3 Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas
City Term Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Karstadt
87%
252%
175%
v
deoentures
suouipt
&
City
1982
conv
debs 1975
Manufacturing 3%s
Kansas
99 Va
'
*84
93
iu/4S
102
81%
—
—
High
73'A
71 Ve
81%
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3%s 1998 Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4'is income debentures 1989
June-Dec
N
*95
—
Power
Circuit
ELM
96
84
251
*85
—
Jan-July
1987
Jan-July
April-Oct
Joy
5
87
240
240
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Interstate
I-T-E
99
Lake
99'A
100%
96%
5
General
851/4
94
15
.
Low
„
A 2013—April-Oct
C 2013
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1998
A
5s series
6s
1980
trust
Jan. 1
No.
Co—
RR
series
4s
Range Since
Sold
High
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
Oil
Pipe Line Co—
f debentures series A 1977
s
4Vis
99
99
Jan-Jolf
1977
sub debs '83-Jfay-Nov
conv
83%
100% 100%
—
Central
York
Consolidated
Bonds
Friday's
*70
Refunding & impt 4%s series
Collateral
82
98%
98%
Jersey
New
232
81%
or
Bid & Asked
*75%
Bell Telephone 3Vas 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Term
1st mtge 3%s 1977—May -Nov
New
—
*85
Chemical Corp—
&
debentures
subord
conv
Intern'l
)
Minerals
—
207%
__
Sale Price
Low
72 Va
*81%
series
Week's Range
Last
Period
Refunding & Impt
_Mar-Sept
1972
debs
3.20s
83 Va
76%
71
76%
81
83%
76%
*71
82 Va
76%
*83
83
81
—
80%
82 Va
*81
Jan-July
1980
debentures
Steel
mortgage
73 Vi
76 Va
82%
*82 Vi
I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981
Jan-July
1st motrgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage.. 4Vis series L 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979JMay-No©
1st
*
r
f
s
Inland
•
3s
15
76
*—
series B 1978
June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1879—May-No©
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-No©
Consol mortgage
3%s series O 1974—May-No©
1st
mortgage 3'As series G 1980
Feb-Auy
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
First
High
Low
No.
High
75%
A 1981—Jan-July
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series
Jan. 1
Interest
Range Since
Sold
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
Friday's
Low
I
Monday, June 20, 1960
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
/
bonds
>
.
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 1 7)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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.
(2662)
30
99%
86'A
86%
—
——
79%
73
81%
80
74%
93%
86 '/a
June-Dec
100
April-Oct
104% 104%
100
29
78%
971/4
100 Va
85V4
89
1
92Va
100
15
IO2V2
3
105%
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Number
191
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.
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The Commercial and Financial
,
Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
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New York Stock
Philco
Exchange
Period
1984
Apr-Oct
4'As
subord
conv
Pillsbury
debs
Mills Inc 3'As
Feb-Aug
f
Feb-Aug
debs
1972
4'As
guaranteed
I
ser
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series
A
1970
5s
series
B
1975
Pittsburgh
Plantation
3'As
f
s
Potomac
3%s
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Public
Electric
debs
debentures
First
First
3%s
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debentures
27
93
14
93%
91
Swift
94'A
99%
98
—
—
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--
81
—
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84
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82
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107
3
110'A 111
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--
90
93
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95
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mortgage
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--
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96
90'A
2
85'A
102 "/8 105
102
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10
75%
78
90%
April-OcZ
*89%
—
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86'A
89%
80
88
—
81'A
85
88%
Mar-Sept
100'A
92
—
7
88
,
100
'
—
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—
31
96%
91'A
Reynolds
(R J)
Tobacco
debs
3s
1973
1,944
143% 157 Va
60
—
April-Oct
Rheem
Mfg Co 37/as debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power
143%
120'A
58'A
60
*—
—
Feb-Aup
30
86'A
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70
1st
85'A
Union
Corp—
mortgage
7s
1950
May-Nou
§ADirect
mortgage
6s
1952
Map-Nov
§AConsolidated
mortgage
6s
1953
mortgage
6s
1955
—
Union
Apr-OcZ
adjustment
5 Vis
series
A
1S78
series
B
1978—
4'As
series
C
1978
Richfield
4%s
Oil
subord
Gas
General
Rchr
92
8
90
92%
91%
91%
92
8
90
&
debentures
Electric
1983—
92%
1st
1st
114'A
106
106%
122
Mar-Sept
debs
conv
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Jan-July
947A
1977—_—June-Dec
111
85'A
94 7A
111
54
56
115
89'A
90
108
1st
105
115'A
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Baguenay
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Power
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&
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3s
series
*
1971—
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Adirond'k
6s
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gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
1st
1996—-
:
CO
70'A
*71 %
r
St Louis-San
Francisco
Ry Co—
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mortgage 4s series A 1997i_'__„_i—Jan-July
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1st
mtge
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series
4s
B
First
bond
4s
69
Second 4s
certificates
inc
bond
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:
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66'A
87
r
RR
(Jos
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1974_v——
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.
87
.
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4%s
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debentures
5s
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—
5s
115'A
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Service
Pipe
Shamrock
5'As
Shell
Union
Sinclair
Oil
Oil
Skelly Oil
5'As
Southern
111
87'A
87
1986
June-Dec
1965
84%
95'A
-■
Jan-July
84 %
debentures
96
*91'A
—
101
Ja7^July
1976
101
1963—.
101'A
9
1885
California
convertible
Edison
Indiana
Southern
Natural
Gas
Southern
Pacific
97
4'/2s
(Oregon
Lines)
Gold
4'As
4'/2s
1981
Fran
Southern
Term
1977
A
1973_June-Dcc
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Pacific
RR
Co—
.
91'A
106
79'A
82'A
3
72
75
2
73
74'A
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series
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series
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tr
first
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89%
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91
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55
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26
1996
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85
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93%
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81
85
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84%
79
5
—
74%
79%
•
70
88%
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112'A
8
115%
1991
61%
65
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78'A
53%
53%
67
75
__
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67
63
53%
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78
—
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94%
84
84
96%
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Ja?i-July
1974
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3
90%
59%
59%
25
54'A
59'A
60
16
55
60
92'A
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90%
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13
98'A
103%
93%
92 »A
93%
85
82'A
5'As
5s
3'As
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RR
series
4s
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3'As
Corp
&
Co
4'As
Winston-Salem
Wisconsin
f
debs
first
Central
RR
4s
90%
70
90%
—
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95
95
87%
88
97
91
90'A
89'A
112
Feb-Awp
Jan-July
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81%
85
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90
90
Jan-July
1980
1978
debentures
B
S
s
85
70
*99% 100
99'A
99 »A
May-Noo
1975
debentures
convertible
Whirlpool
*82
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
81%
—
93%
May
1984-—
Corp
59%
80
*75
1981——Jan-July
A
ser
2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970—
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Westinghouse
*81
Jan-July
1982—:
Co 3'As
RR
debentures
income
1966
I
2361
gtd
2361
debentures
1960
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029——May
61
61
5
56'A
64%
38
38
13
37'A
47
June-Dec
*78
77
79
Jan-July
1976_Jan-JuZp
*86
84
88%
First
Electric
97%
Wisconsin
Public
88%
Yonkers
Electric
2%s
Power
Service
3'As
1976
1971
Light & Power 25As
88%
83'A
Deferred
not
96 A
98
98 hi
103'A
the
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale
year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash
the
in
§ Negotiability
101 'A
100'A
in
included
t Companies
the
year's range.y Ex-coupon,
impaired
reported as
9 hVH
*
95
99
A Bonds
selling
•.
,/
».
j
;
.
4
by maturity.
being in bankruptcy,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities
Friday's bid and ask prices;
94'A
5
71%
101
96'A
Included
96%
81
65
94'A
Jan-July
59%
96%
—
75
23
-Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
56%
—
84%
7
71
82%
83%
*93
gen
Power
Shore
1
*94'A
Feb-Aug
—
74
77
8
98
series A 1970—Feb-Aug
mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-J«Zp
23/es
Terminal
Lighting
registered
58%
8
13
78'A
69'A
*94'A
*—
Penn
4s
64%
--
78'A
69'/a
series B 1971
Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Augr
3'As
61%
103'A 103'A
3'As
ref
first
Electric
8
♦102'A
__
84%
April-Oct
2008—
debs
3s
64%
*98'A
__
82
81%
88
;
Wisconsin
83'A
90
79
,
1982_
F
ser
mortgage
58%
58%
..Jan-July
1994——Jan-July
1988—
120
—
2
74
Co—
RR
64
__
April-Oct
5s
63
109 »A
97 Va
86%
61
2
93
*83'A
—
1961———Jan-July
G
~
96%
87
Jan-July
1983
gold
J
ser
Penn
a
1986
mortgage
.
4s
mortgage
Warren
'
mortgage
First
64
■
87'A
10
81%
98
87
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1969
1976
debentures
income
RR
First
West
75'A
92
97
'75„June-Dec
First
First mtge
Southern Ry
92%
Map-Nov
—
3%s ser A
mtge
ref
&
subord
6s
88
—
109'A 109'A
Map-Nov
—
-
1st
(
119
72
*61%
1994——Jan-July
conv
1969——
Gold
San
lien
West
76'A
4
89%
81
*87'A
94'A
'
140
89'A
81
Map-Nov
1st
75
122
96'A
98
*87%
Washington
73'A
140
Jan-July
75
107'A
79 Va
98
Jan-July
&
3'As
M
Westchester
Co—
First
4'As
Co
ref
104 'A
72
i
73'A
2
29
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—.,
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973-April-Oct
Wilson
1970
2%s-4'As
Ry
&
102'A
Co—
debentures
Southern
101'A
73'A
■
.Feb-Aug
,
———.—Jan-July
j.
98
Jan-July
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
94
80
75
122
84%
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
—
*__
79%
*81%
1983
Gen
90
33
79'A
99%
75'A
*87'A
1968
82'A
85
83'A
9 4'A 103%
—
73
98
6
75
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As 1983—
107'A
308
—
.
Jan-July
.
1987
subord
conv
Western Pacific
5s
debs
47/8s
Wabash
.
RR
1st
84'A
1
95'
84 Va
1971_i—ApriZ-Oct
72
14
77'A
Corp—
76%
85'A
17
5
99'A
Map-Nov
86%
97%
._
111%
73
..April-Oct
1976
87'A
100
2
84%
*81
—.Jan-July
1978
of America—«
subord debentures
conv
4 'As
West
1979
debentures
4
80'A
120
120%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
'A
97
121
87'A
79'A
27/es
3'As
*84
April-Oct
1982
43
2
April-Oct
1972
82'A
—
96
84%
Corp
General
'
Jan-July
April-Oct
*95%
2%'s
Southern
96'A
92'A
June-Dec
debentures
3s
—
90
91
Jan-July
Jan-Jtily
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
85
—
78%
85'A
14
Mar-Sept
86'A
—
100%
April-Oct
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Bell
'i 76
78'A
18
9 5'A
99'A
1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 23/fb ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
V
118'A
96
!
2%s
Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23As ser E
79
96'A
-
America
4s
ctfs
Virginia Electric
77%
<0r
104
104'A
101% 102'A
102
1983—Feb-Aup
1979
2'As
North Alabama
87
79
*97
Map-Nov
1982
debs
conv
debs
Oil
3'/eS
<■'..
\
.
debentures
debentures
subord
conv
debs
Marchant—
Socony-Vacuum
&
f
Corp—
4%s
Corp
2'As
Smith-Corona
South
s
100%
100
—Jan-July
debentures
2'/2s
82%
271
80'A
*82'A
—
——Feb-Aug
debs
3.20s
Gas
&
Vanadium
77
7p
72'A
•76%
;
6
89 7A
73
ApriZ-Oct
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Gen
1979—:
subord
*76%
—
*867A
,
debs
Line
Oil
conv
—
*87'A
1977
f
s
Co—
subord
conv
72'A
65%
1
78 'A
77'A
77'/a
Feb-Aug
1976
a
81%
84%
1991_Mar-Sept
debs
1967
Works
102%
123!
95 »A
■
-
'95
Mar-Sept
—
4%s
Co
■
Corp—
1982-
&
Rubber
Steel
95%
108
89
81'A
1973
f
debentures
Steel
States
United
Participating
r.66'A
X.
71 %.
1
79
*87
•
June-Dec
1972—,
subordinated debentures
Sears
•
—
—
79
—-June-Dec
debentures
4%s
9
28
87
*78'A
79
Map-Nov
1966
&
debentures
84
71'A
,>.71
,
68
I'
68'A
Co—
mortgage 3s series B 1980—__
37/8S s f debentures 1977—
3s
...;
•
„
66'A
_
certificates
1st
Seagram
.
6
67'A
*76
*
Mar-Nov
.
Seaboard
— ~ i-
70
66'A
;
Mar-Sept
1989—May-Now
Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971—April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
Scott
Paper 3s conv '^debentures 1971——Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982:.:
Jan-July
^
.
Ry—.!
Louis-Southwestern
St
1980—
debs series A Jan 2006-"
income
.
"■
:
1st
t
-
2%s
89
78
June-Dec
1970
1977—
debentures
United
84
70%
I
*—
"
,
April-OcZ
—
debs
debentures
s
of
3
21
—
June-Dec
Map-Nov
2'/2S series C
4'As
Co
92%
82
87
7 8 Va
95'A
1975_ApriZ-Oct
1980-
2%s
debentures
f
80%
.-Map-Nov
debentures
Rubber
S
25/as
*
78'A
1971—Map-Nov
3%s
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4'As 1977
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
s
10
83%
80
*81%
Mar-Sept
sinking
4%s
3
92'A
*81'A
ApriZ-Oct
mtge &
'
90
94
91
91
92
*88
—Feb-Aup
Corp
f
s
3%s
1st
debs-1977_'
conv
6Vis
111
Corp—-
mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
McBee
111
ApriZ-Oct
89%
85
—
91
June-Dec
1974
1982
Missouri
27/as
RR
debentures
Gas
4%s
Aircraft-5Vis
Royal
91
Jan-July
87'A
•89'A
June-Dec
2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
—
J an-July
—_—
Corp—
conv
Rochester
Ja?t-July
„
—_
92
92
Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1968
Car
Biscuit
3%s
United
j
90
101'A 102
1986_
mortgage
Tank
United
bonds—
4V2S
Pacific
Refunding
—
Feb-Aup
§ A Consolidated
Debt
95
121'A 122'A
27/as debs 1961
of
Co
3%s
47/as debs
of California
Oil
Union
§ADirect
83%
94
Pacific—•
& coll tr 27/Bs
3'As 1982
mtge
mtge
1st
86'A
80
—
80
•92
1985—Jan-July
E
ser
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
3s
37As
M
3'As
Co
Tri-Continental Corp
159
82'A
•
*85
78%
14
122'A
gold 5s 2000
Orleans
New
Oil
93%
First
Corp of America 3'As conv 1980—Jv?ie-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995_Mai/-Nov
of
RR
Term
Thompson Products
Union
Radio
first
refund
and
Tidewater
101'A
2
92
31
99
RR—
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
78
—
82 »/a
83
*95
refund M 3'As series B
Pacific
&
General
'
June-Dec
81'A
81%
81%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
156'A
82
—~
100
101'/a
series D 1985
(The) 3%s debs 1983
debentures 1965
—
Orleans
New
and
First
104'A
155
•
85
*—
—
&
91'A
85
3'As 1983_April-Oct
„;
39
*155
—
mortgage 27As 1979_June-Dec
1964
95%
90'/4
mortgage
94%
3s
109
94'A
June-Dec
impt 2%s
and
Company
Corp
92'A
50
Louis—
St
impt M 4s series C 2019
Texas
94
of
Assn
and
Refund
94%
111
99 %
—June-Dec
1979
notes
conv
RR
26
99
Ja»-July
1979
notes
capital
98%
98%
Inc—
(James)
senior
5 '/2s
100'A
84
'
w
141%
98'/a
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972-
79
112'A
98'/a
Mar-Sept
1173
debentures
103
9'
May-Noo
debentures
2%s
Co
&
27/8s
75%
76'A
98'A
1st mtge 6s 1971—_—May-Nou
Surface Transit Inc
92 '/a.
High
70%
81
122 »A 126%
J&n-July
Jan-July
1966
Jan. 1
Low
5
98%
1971—Map-Nov
,
2V8s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
70'A
90'A
1
94'A
1974
(Ohio) 4V'4S 1982
Chemical 37As debs 1973
Co
Oil Corp
Sunray
90'A
93%
conv
debentures 23/as
(N.J)
Oil
Stauffer
88
June-De0
itange Sine*
No.
72
*79'A
Jan-July
1982—April-Oct
April-Oct
1983
debentures
2%s
93
68
9 4'A
*—
3'As
debentures
89
,
93%
94'A
*84
mortgage
1977
2%s
Oats
98'A
'
—
3 Vis
(Indiana)
Oil
Texas
1972
debentures
6
„
*93%
—
Mar-SepZ
,
4%s
98'A
98'A
Co—
First and refunding mortgage
3'As debentures 1975
Quaker
98'A
—
89
*70'/4
—
—
May-Nnv
refunding
and refunding
and refunding
and refunding
and refunding
First
debs
&
Oil
debentures
Standard
Jan-July
1963
and
First
1983
5s conv subord debs 1984
Oil of California 4%s 1983
Bonds
Sold
High
72
Map-Nov
.
—
—
—
89
—
May-Nov
37As
87'A
April-Oct
1985
Inc
Standard
Standard
91'A
Feb-Aug
1973
Electric
85
—
91
—
ApriZ-Oct
3s
Spiegel
112
1983
aebentures
3VbS
95%
105
__
„
*98'A
Mar-SepZ
1970
Co
917/b
2%s debs
Southwestern Bell Tel
102
Talcott
1986
Power
Gamble
&
Service
First
23/4s
debentures
conv
Procter
Line
123 ya
98
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Standard
3%s series E 1975
April-OcZ
& Chem 1st mtge 3'As 1964—May-Noy
Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962
253
or
Sale Price
High
104%
5
—
*98'A
■
—
mortgage
Pittsburgh
348
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
4'/2s
ApriZ-Oct
Coke
Pittsb
Low
15
*72 y8
—
June-Dec
mortgage
General
5s
No.
lio
*86%
1963_Feb-A«gr
mortgage
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1
106% 107'/2
1063A
June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J 1964-Map-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Bonds
Sold
101'/2 101 '/2
93 '/2
93'A
93'/2
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
Friday's
112
June-Dec
1987
s
112
Ended June 17)
Friday
Bid & Asked
Low
debs
subord
conv
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
-
or
Sale Price
Corporation¬
's
3s
Week's Range
31
not
sal®
;»
'
receivership, or reorganized under
assumed by such companies.
no sales being transacted during current week.
Section 77 01
flat.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
and
following.extensive list
we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, June 13,
ending Friday, June 17.
It is compiled from the report of the American
the
on
American
Stock
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Corp
class
A
1
Mfg Corp
10c
Range
bond
in
and
is
intended
June
Low
Friday
Low
High
American Stock
3
3 %
1,500
3
Jun
5
Jan
2%
2%
2%
18,200
2
Jun
3%
Jan
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Admiral
Plastics
Aerojet-General
Corp
.
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
10c
6'A
5'A
6%
13,000
4'A May
54
Apr
7Vb Mar
72 'A May
1
Corp
61%
60%
6 4'A
9,000
1
9%
9'A
10%
14,700
6'A May
1
Corp
Manufacturing
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
High
3
every security whether
during the current year.
17.
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
include
to
which any dealings have occurred
Ending
for Week
Aeronca
Acme
itself
Exchange
or
for Week
of Prices
stock
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Stock
4'A
4
4'A
2,300
3% May
7
Jan
18% Mar
22
Jan
10% Jun
Missiles & Construction Corp
Class
A
25c
common
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
For
Products
Co
footnotes,
Inc——
:
see page
_1
10
35.
7%
5
17'A
7'A
7%
7,600
57/8 May
8%
Jun
Aero
4%
5'A
3,600
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
17'A
17'A
200
17'A
Jun
21'A
Jan
Aid
1
Supply
Investment
&
Discount
•
—
Inc__.
1
—
5'A
5'A
1,000
5
Apr
6'A
Jan
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AMERICAN STOCK
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June
Week's
Friday
Friday
t> -';
Last
STOCKS
/
Sale Price
American Stoek Exchange
'l.
Par
i'
f
Alabama
„<
!'
f
i
i*
.'
Allied
f>
Control
Co
Inc
1
10c
io%
-
1
9%
4%
4%
10 %
Electronics
Meter
American
15%
17
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Feb
14%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Canadian
Dredge
Dock Co
12"% Mar
Canadian
Homestead Oils Ltd
Husky
Co
Feb
Canadian
Feb
Canadian Industrial Gas
Apr
11% May
17
Jun
Canadian
Javelin
4% May
i.0%
Jan
Canadian
Jun
23 %
Jan
Can
Jan
81% Mar
12%
78
300
74%
18y4
5%
Canal-Randolph
42
Apr
50%
Jan
Capital
11% May
18 V*
Jun
Carey
4%
8%,
11%
20,800
12.50
24%
24%
24%
400
22 y8 Mar
45 %
45
45%
400
44
1
5%
5%
5,400
13%
15 %
4'A
4l/4
~2%
~2%
Ltd.
%
%
A
16%
16%
22 %
1,300
5%
5
5%
Corp 'A* shs_2.40
4%
4%
5%
6
6
Angostura-Wupperman
l
8,500
200
Jan
Casco
Feb
52
7%
Castle
Jan
Catalin
(AM)
Jan
Apr
Central
Apr
32%
Feb
Central
2%
Jan
Central
1
Jan
Central
Apr
Hadley
ser
$1.50
Anken
Chemical & Film
Pools
Corp_I
Jan
Century
preferred
Electric Co
Jun
6%
Jan
Century
Investors
5% Mar
6%
Jan
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
&
Arnold
Co
19,800
22%
Jan
5y8
3,800
4%
Jun
8y8
1,900
6y4 May
90%
380
85 y8
Jan
37%
39%
14,300
34 y8
Jan
39 %
36 y4
35%
37%
41,600
30%
Jan
89%
89%
50
86%
Jan
38% May
89% Jun
pfd_100
19
18%
21%
3,600
l
4
3%
4y„
5.000
4
5%
5%
6%
1,300
2J50
22%
21%
25 %
5,700
-40c
A
%
A
I
_
Equipment Corp
Christiana
Feb
Cinerama
6%
Jan
Clark
8%
Jan
Asamera
Oil
Associated
Amer
Corp Ltd
Electric
19
25%
Jun
Clary
dep rets
Oil
Associated
Stores
&
Tel
Gas
&
1%
-1
America
of
1%
-1
Co.
Stationers
Associated
Inc.
Tel
cl
A
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co_.
Atlantic Research
del
7%
Jun
9'A
Jan
Club
5,000
1%
Jun
3
Jan
Coastal
1%
2,000
iy8 May
1%
Jan
7%
12,000
1%
101
3
2%
Atlas
Plywood
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
Avis
Inc
preferred
Commercial
Jun
Community Public Service
Electronics
Industrial
Baldwin
7
i
.
Securities
Oil
newl
'■
•'
Basic
»
t
\-
6%
J
Corp
convertible
I
Beck
(AS)
B
'
*
r
5 % %
?.!
17%
8,500
12 y8 Mar
18%
Jun
Construction
8 Va
8%
1,600
7% Mar
11%
Jan
Breeze
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
Continental
Aviation
5
Jun
t,
i
Jan
Continental
Commercial
5,700
9% May
13%
Jan
Continental
Industries
14%
17
9,100
7
17
Jun
Brillo
c
19%
t
24,300
100
t
British
Amer
9,800
5& May
16
Feb
19
700
16
Mar
5,400
iy8
11,200
3%
6
Apr
Jan
1
Jan
4%
~8%
54%
22%
19 y8
8
Apr
6% May
8%
48 y8
11,000
55%
35,700
21%
Feb
12,200
16%
Apr
22%
1,800
6%
Jun
3,200
1%
Apr
17%
17 % Xl8%
800
15 %
Jun
%
Jan
%
Jan
25%
Jan
4
Jan
8
Jan
1%
Feb
6% May
8"%
Jan
57%
Jun
25% May
10% Mar
24i%
Jan
Jan
is
8,500
%
Jun
1%
Jan
Apr
8
Jan
4%
17,000
3%
Jan
4%
Jun
7'A
8
7% May
10%
Jan
800
11%
11%
11%
45%
45%
46%
23%
17%
24
1
6%
6%
II
Co
25
3%
18%
800
3,500
73,700
6%
19
1,000
300
Jun
13%
Jan
44% May
46%
Jun
24
Jun
11%
13%
Feb
5% Mar
17'A
Apr
5%
5%
5%
2,800
5
4%
4
4%
1,100
3% May
8%
8%
1,500
Jun
8y8
Apr
7%
20%
Corroon
$1
Cott
Brown
r
4%
V
Crown Central
Crown
Cork
Crown
Drug
Brown
$1.12
6%
Buell
serial
Burma
>
^
Class A
Class
Daitch
Apr
Davidson
39 %
Jan
Jun
Dayco
Davega
38%
Feb
5%
Jan
99%
1% May
3%
Feb
Dejay
•
4%
*4%
5%
61,600
3% May
5'A
Jun
Dennison
5 %
1,300
8%
Jan
2%
•
26 y8
5%
Jun
x32%
cl
A
7
debenture
8%
_
Jan
Detroit
26%
28 %
3,100
37
Jan
10
Mar
112 May
26 Vs Jun
X32%
8
A
100
33'A
1,500
May
718 May
32
Apr
7A
41,000
14%
15%
59,400
lO'A
Feb
213
Productions
Gasket
10% Jan
39% Mar
13%
200
12%
Industrial
4%
4
7%
4,200
8
5,400
10%
8%
8%
1%
2
14%
14%
11%
9%
100
700
1,500
14%
12
500
17,100
10%
13,800
7,100
2%
2%
9,300
see page
35.
9%
Jan
A
2
2%
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
36
Jan
13% Apr
16% May
16% May
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
May
18%
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
19
Jan
17%
Apr
16
1,100
15
143/a
143/a
14%
1,100
13%
Xl8% X18%
200
7%
73%
900
7%
Jun
8%
Jan
9%
9%
100
8A
Apr
9%
Jun
7%
18% Mar
,
"2%
2%
-:
30
9%
2%
9,600
2 %
Jun
3%
Feb
29%
30%
11,100
28%
Jun
46%
Jan
7% Mar
8%
Apr
8
8
73/4
9
54
Jun
11%
55
9%
v'
300
350
46 %
Jan
62
93/4
3,700
Feb
Feb
33/4
3.3/4
4
800
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
200
6
Jun
8%
Jan
16% Mar
*
7
7%
194,300
35%
~T%
——
35%
10
%
A
17,900
A
59
53
59%
8,800
143/4
13
17%
3,500
153/4
153/4
17%
7,400
15
15
16
18%
% May
26
1%
Mar
41
% May
48% Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
%
Jan
8 00
9 %
67
Apr
19%
15
Jan
Jun
May
19% May
14% May
18% May
8%
8%
2,400
8%
7%
8%
4,500
14%
15 %
500
1
6%
6%
8,100
3%
3%
1,900
8%
5%
3R
34
"9%
10
34
9%
1,100
2%
20%
9%
2%
200
19%
20%
3,800
8% May
6% Jan
13%
Feb
4%
12%
Jan
9%
Apr
18%
Apr
Apr
6% May
3{J Jun
4%
33
Jan
May
9% May
35%
2% May
18 % May
3%
Jan
20%
Apr
12
Apr
Jan
10
135
Jan
12%
11%
13%
17,800
11
Jun
14%
Feb
1
10%
9%
10%
900
14%
Jan
5%
5%
6,000
9% May
4% May
25%
137
137
141
Apr
Dome Petroleum
Jan
Dominion
8
Jan
Dominion
Steel
3% Mar
Dominion
Tar &
7%
Jan
Dorr-Oliver
$2
%
2
4,100
500
&
Inc
preferred
(The)
Coal
Co
Apr
May
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
1% May
13% May
3%
Jan
16%
Feb
Draper
12
Jun
Drilling
A
Apr
7%
9%
9%
600
9%
10 % May
xll%
12%
1,300
11%
11%
12%
10,800
Jan
1%
Jun
Jan
4% May
12
12%
7
Ltd.
193/a
•
stock
6%
183/4
14
13%
14
•
14%
14%
14%
10
ord
6%
19%
10
6%
Jun
9%
Jan
13%
Jun
20%
Feb
500
12% Mar
16%
Feb
13%
Jun
16%
Jan
9 % Mar
10 %
Jan
10%
Jan
1,100
100
8 3/4
8%
9%
31%
30%
31%
175
10%
10
10'%
5,000
1
8%
83/4
7,200
& Exploration
Harris Co
Co
6,500
26%
1
7%
—5
8% May
28% Mar
10
—
—
7
29%
8,300
7%
26%
10,800
28%
30
300
31% May
Jun
13%
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
46%
*
•
Corp
8%
Jan
200
1
:
5%
12% May
14% Jan
3,300
7.50
Corp
Jun
10% Mar
Apr
47%
23% May
7
28 Y2
Jan
33 %
Jan
Jun
9%
Jan
Jun
38%
Jan
•
53
48%
50%
1,900
41 % Mar
Jan
DuMont
Laboratories
1
11
9%
113/4
150,200
6% Mar
10s
3%
3
J
K
<T
3H
2,600
3 % Mar
3%
Jan
1
5%
5%
5%
1,100
4% Mar
6%
Jan
*
5%
5%
5%
100
6%
Jan
A Jan
3%
9%
Ltd
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd—
1% May
11% May
32.50
8
11
Mar
8% Mar
•
common
Jan
Apr
8
% May
3,100
2%
Chemical Co
10%
Dorsey
9,800
1
Ltd
Textile
U
10%
1
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
26
2,900
A
10%
25%
10s
Research..
&
Jan
Jan
Feb
25%
%
10%
,
7
19%
17%
8% Mar
10
preferred
Chemical
5
10c
com
Distillers Co Ltd—
Driver
16%
10c
Jun
7
1st
Supermkts
Jan
13% May
4
7%
Quality
15%
Jun
10%
Dilbert's
16'A
Jun
100
2,500
9%
Inc
1
25c
preferred.—,
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dixon
3%
2%
14%
Products..
Jun
2%
2%
Inc
Manufacturing..
Amer dep rets ord reg.:
Diversey Corp new common
1,700
4
14
&
15% Mar
6% May
4%
•
Jun
Jun
%
Development Corp of America—
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Ltd
Jan
7%
7%
Mar
1
13,700
2.50
Company
100
16%
6"% May
4
1
2A
Apr
1%
1,700
17%
100
2A
Jun
1
300
14%
17%
13%
3% Mar
A 77% Jan
1
stock
Detroit
6%
10
33%
13%
Jun
15%
__5
Desilu
11%
7%
A
Jan
2,400
4%
class
Feb
2,700
1
Mfg
31%
5%
9
33%
Jun
Jun
ll%
2,200
50c
47
Jun
12%
50c
Co
Corp
Stores
33
6%
4
%
10c
29% May
11%
14%
%
14%
,
100
6%
•
90,400
50c
Inc
850
11%
66%c
100
7%
20
30%
13
coml30c
7%
5%
2.50
;
39%
30%
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7
15%
7%
~6%
i
Feb
Jan
153/4
class A pref
35
C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
1,000
5%
2%
11,200
3,100
Jun
5%
3,500
14%
•
A.
common
Brothers
2%
5%
6
5%
12%
Corp
2%
38%
2%
2%
5%
1
Stores Corp
preferred
2%
30%
2%
12%
1
class
Day Mines Inc
19%
15%
4%
31,000
•
Co
Crystal Dairies
Feb
Ltd—
footnotes,
2%
1
%c
common.
May
10
For
9% Mar
Jan
9% Mar
i
preferred
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7% May
50c
common
B
14
94%
16
Eastern
1,300
,
10c
common
vtc
Manufacturing
22
120
Calgary
Calif
3%
A
Laboratories—
1,700
1
Edmonton
Apr
•
Corporation
Cutter
13,400
American dep rets ord shares__3s 6d
Burroughs (JP) & Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12Vic
&
1%
•
Curtis
19 %
1
Corp
(The)
Mines
6,800
2
2.50
Cubic
26%
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Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker Hill
Jan
2A
2A
5
partic
Co
Venezuelan Oil
Jun
30c
Machine
Feb
20%
(Del)_50c
(Md)
"A"
Land Co
Cuban
Jan
Ltd—
reg
preferred
&
7%
Apr
1.50
Co
97
•
Mills Ltd class B
Die
Jun
17%
25c
Oil
Jun
10
convertible
5 Ys
6,000
reg) __§l
preferred
$1.25
Company new common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
21,400
1
Petroleum
Tobacco
17
8
B S P
i.'-if
6%
19%
5
American
23%
8 A
Power
1
Cuban
95%
1
common
Rubber
Oil &
95%
«
I
Corp
Co
24
32%
Jan
~5%
*
Inlernat'l
34%
2,500
Jan
Jan
5%
—
Cuban
25
May
8%
14%
Jun
1
common
Crowley Milner & Co
32%
1
preferred
Bruck
J
B
Ltd
33%
16
6% May
8% Mar
•
Petroleum
20c
Co
Distillers
Beverage
25
15,700
2,800
Xl8%
i
American dep receipts (ord
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
6% May
Tobacco—
Porman
Class
A
Inc
Ltd
Co
Reynolds
22%
100
I
dep rets ord
Company
&
Courtaulds
Crystal
Jari
19%
voting.*
preferred class A
Creole
Jan
•"*5%
;
20
Inc—
Jan
__5
24%
1.50
Light & Pwr ord
Amer
Brown
B
»
dep rets ord reg
dep rets ord reg.
Columbia
14
4%
ioc
Distilling Ltd cl A
non-voting
•
■
Oil
Petroleum
23% Mar
10
21,300
7%
f
12%
l
Coro Inc
Jan
6'A
(H)
Class
Apr
4
.1
I3
III
8A
7%
~4%
1
British
700
lOc
Cooper-Jarrett
250
3%
Corp
51'A
19%
25
Co
British
i
*
6
50c
American
Amer
26%
7
7%
1
Inc
20% May
May
%
common
Petroleums
25%
10%
13
..1.25
13 % May
18
;7%
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5%
A
41
1%
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
•/
.
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*_1
Gas
26 %
(new)__l
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co___;
7
Corp
Bridgeport
/ >
Jun
•
Engineering
13%
43
5%
Class
&
13
1%
Corp
Traction
Ltd
Continental Air Lines Inc
5
6%
Inc
Brazilian
Jun
__10c
Ltd
Inc.!
4%
D
'1
Jun
90,300
16%
1
Works
13%
19% Apr
15% May
28 % Jan
17%
_50c
Electric Corp
Mining & Smelt
4%
1%
Inc
Brad Foote Gear
Jan
13%
16%
6%
prior preferred
Bourjois
26%
17%
2%
-7.50
Borne Chemical Co Inc
*
Jan
13% May
7% May
13,300
2%
—1
«Sc
1%
"l%
2%
1
common.
Co
5%
"l
1
4
(S)
(H C)
3% May
% Apr
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Sun
.1
Brooks
5%
Consolidated
-50c
Inc
Bohack
9% Mar
Jun
Feb
j
Corp
Bobbie
Jan
3%
15%
•
Blauner's
Blumenthal
6%
6,300
Jun
H
I
Telephone of Canada—
Belock Instrument
Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
•;i
200
3%
xlO
8%
3%
Bell
Birdsboro
3%
3,300
3%
Ties
Bickford's
9% Mar
6%
3%
xio
6%
9%
Il
II
class A
Shoe
100
6%
X10
8%
—50o
Beau-Brummel
I
10% Mar
8%
50c
Bearings Inc
•;■;»
Feb
8
18%
Incorporated
Bayview Oil
6%
7%
18%
Candy Corp
Baruch-Poster Corp
!V
29,100
7%
j
Barton's
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"
9%
12%
Jan
—»lc
class
Jan
8%
♦
1
~
•
Corp
Inc
Jan
15%
Royalty Oil
1
Ltd
Controls
23%
Feb
Jun
13%
11%
*
& Gas class A
^Engineering Co
Barry
Feb
9%
20
500
5
Jan
1,800
8,500
6,600
4,300
5%
3%
6,300
6%
Jan
14%
15
6%
Products
3%
Feb
5% Mar
43%
22%
12 '/a
6 %
1%
Mar
10
!
Connelly Containers Inc.^..
8%
Jan
3% May
32
14
Jan
Ray
%
2,200
Feb
3%
9%
25c
Pacific
Jan
13%
2%
New
28%
13%
1 % Mar
Consolidated
Jun
Jun
13%
11%
2,100
Jan
36%
13%
1%
17%
Jan
16
May
14
1%
43
1%
Jun
Feb
21%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
17%
Apr
l
^
Compudyne Corporation
43
9
Jan
3%
Consolidated
3
Jan
9%
14
18% Mar
5e
Jun
5
Co
Co
Feb
Jan
30%
31
23
17,700
Apr
15%
25% Mar
22%
I
1
Stone
Feb
Feb
Apr
Feb
%
6,700
66
6
68
80
15%
11% May
37,600
56%
Diesel
1%
4%
43%
Apr
Consolidated
1
3%
37 %
Mar
5
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barker
Brothers
Corp
Barnes
1
3%
•
Inc
&
Metals
Jan
28 %
500
41%
46
Banco de los Andes American
sharesBanff
24
55
400
Jan
2,700
23
1,600
—
%
23%
18,500
-13%
~
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber Co
■1','
Sand
%
%
Jan
■
Apr
7%
200
2,000
54%
1
Baker
n
'
8
7%
12%
-
Mar
10%
46% May
2% Jan
27% May
7 % Jun
13,000
65
ioc
Bailey & Selburn Oil
.;
8
6,700
1
Jun
21
Jan
'
4
Equipment Co
Cohu
Corby
1
Farm
Feb
10
Jun
63%
Apr
%
6% Mar
27%
15%
1
A
Corp
Avnet Electronics
Corp
Ayshire Collieries Corp
1,100
14%
ioc
non-cum
class
"7%
1
com
103
11% May
22%
Apr
•
Colonial
3
~7%
~7%
10c
Jan
May
210
1,600
12%
Co,
Feb
2
65%
36%
vtc__
Oils
Jan
71,100
1%
13%
14%
-
Inc
Non-voting
Products
Caribbean
13
2%
Feb
Jun
6% May
Feb
4,800
11%
62%
2
1%
Jan
8%
31%
73%
1
104
May
17%
8,900
1
Aurora Plastics
Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Avien
"
4,800
45
34
48%
--2%
Corp
Centers Inc
Devices
Aluminum
Consol
-*
28 Ye
6% Mar
300
73/4
6%
13%
10
Manufacturing
Jan
Atlas
pesos
18%
18%
12
1%
10
1,200
Jan
Apr
56%
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
5%
34%
62%
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Jan
%
•5%
65%
1
Co
Apr
3%
99 %
100
200
93/4
7
1
10%
1% Mar
60
Feb
Jan
1%
Mar
47%
Jun
Jan
15
5% May
600
Va
100% 102
9%
1
Lambert
Jun
Mar
14
Jan
5%
lc
Co
99 y4
29,300
56%
v
1
Co
50
3%
200
6
,
56
1
1,100
11%
6
v
10c
12
6V4 May
■
v
2
;
Mining
104
6%
•'
__
2
Corp
Hosiery
Jan
%
May
A May
11 Ye
22
;
7
9 %
2,600
5,200
1
Inc
Cockshutt
11%
'
\i
12%
Mar
% Mar
400
9%
'•U
Xl2%
-
.5
54%
SugarLL
Golfo
300
2%
6%
•
Corp
Atlantica
7%
1%
11%
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I_
partlcl
Supply.
10%
9%
12%
2.50
Corporation
7%
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Laundries
Associated
r
■
9,400
2
Corp
&
Clopay
reg.
Pood
Associated
,+
%
•
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Corporation
Clayton
M Jan
% May
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)
A
10
Corp
Controller
Claussner
,
A
-
;
Clarostat
29 %
12 %
5
100
Ltd
Oil
Chromalloy
May
5%
Apr
7%
13,300
1%
Inc
Consolidated
Chief
Jun
Jun
17% May
3% May
11,500
Co
preferred
Oil Co
Cherry-Burrell
91% Mar
90
39 %
4%
17,160
1
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc new
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
$
Aluminum
Charter
7% May
10"%
5%
Jun
s
55% May
2.50
Corp
warrants
Altex
Convertible
53%
Jun
3%
5%
pref__100
Chamberlin Co of America—:
7
4%
2,600
1%
pref
conv
Jun
8%
4%
Jan
4,500
41%
pfd
22%
48 y8
-7%
1 %
4%
18%
new
19%
4%
\
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72
Armour
%
Corp
May
52%
20c
Inc
Feb
Jan
% May
10%
'
Apollo Industries Inc
I
5
Appalachian Power Co 4%fr pfdl_100
I
3.50%
Light 4%
Jun
4%
5A
14-/4
5%
1
conv
B
35'/a
Jan
4,700
44%
Corp
Securities
$1.40
Jan
27% May
2% Jun
21,400
%
1
1
Jun
5
3%
3/4
__10
Power
&
Jan
3% Mar
313
102
Corp
Maine
Power
7%
9%
56
America
of
Jan
A Mar
-5%
•
Co.
&
Corp
Instruments
Jan
34%
9%
5.50
Light $5 pfd
Power &
19 y4
|
4
May
3%
May
5%
A—5
1
—
15
18,200
Ltd__.L_4.7i
26
4%
%
900
19 %
Carter
16%
14,800
16%
20
2
Jan
Jun
29
20c
32 %
4%
4%
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
(JW) Co
1
Products Corp
_•
2% Mar
900
3% May
8,200
,
Carreras Ltd Amer
Apr
14%
i
~~%
1
Products.
s
Kennedy Inc
City
Cenco
4
5
1
Jun
13% Mar
200
~2%
5
Mar
5%
8,800
4%
14
2
49'A
Jun
10%
5%
J
6A
2%
6c
Corp
Baxter &
Carolina
6 % Mar
Feb
Jan
39
10%
A
56
o
14
pfd—10
partic
Ltd
Jan
2,300
Jun
2
10J
"2%
L_1
Minerals
8%
2,700
A
*
Petrofina
May
42%
3
33 V*
1
Ltd
Williston
6
5%
5
40%
42
5j% May
3% Mar
1
Canadian
500
71,300
Feb
oau
513
2.50
Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
50
47
15%
Jan
58
Ltd—
Marconi
3,400
47
Radio
Anthony
'I;
Oil
stock
capital
12% Mar
51,500
18%
50c
A
^itrate
New
Canadian
20
preferred
class
,
3,700
5%
7y8
20%
54% May
52
3%
1
Ltd
5%
111%
Mar
Carnation Co
Co
Mines
4'A
Jun
&
17%
16%
High
18 % Mar
250
Ltd
Co
Mar
4 %
Jan. 1
7,900
33%
lOo
10
600
18%
56
•
Bread
Canada
7% Mar
10%
9% May
200
18%
3%
—*
Canada Cement Co Ltd common.
•
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
4%
7
1
class
Insurance
Jun
77'%
at
Inc
Fire
70
3V4
1,000
Range Since
Low
to
1
5
Consol Oil &c Gas Co
Feb
Mills Ltd—
Corp
Anglo Amer Exploration
Anglo-Lautaro
Aro
Calvan
15 y8
l
Anchor Post Products
k'l.
6%
Jan
5%
20
Writing Paper
Amurex
r
5
Jan
6%
40,600
12 y8
14%
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
"Ji:
»
86 %
Jun
•
Petrofina
American
...
Mar
6% May
2,600
15 %
Inc
American Thread 5%
■$»»
5
10%
16%
1
Israeli Paper
shares
American
Andrea
$2.50
15 y8
American
•■
f
i
American
.::
3%
10
500
com.
new
American Laundry Machine
American MARC Inc
American Manufacturing Co
**
Jan
6%
11,700
10%
-
Inc
American
•.
42'A
9%
4,400
7%
3%
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
.
6%
'3%
-
10
American Beverage Corp
American Book Co
V
84% May
Jun
58
3,500
6 %
-9%
-
.£1%
10%
10
Shares
High
55
50
50
50
preferred
preferred
preferred
Jan
$3.00
4
100
70
18%
California Electric Power common—:.i
Jun
26%
600
6%
•6%
7
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
American
147 %
139% May
2,700
4%
■
70
Allied
Alsco
29%
Low
Par
V-r
N
Artists Pictures Corp..
convertible preferred.
Allied
■
26%
for Week
1
High
Low
HO
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
81
26%,
Last
STOCKS
Camden
5%%
,
of Prices
100
1
preferred—
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A.
i
) 7
for Week
82
10
—
dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
All American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
r'
Range
145'A ltova
Amer
>"
,.',
common
Kunstzide
Sales
Low
—ou
Inc
Airlines
Algemene
J"
■
Co
cumulative
5%
\-
Steel
Week's
preferred—100
4.20%
Power
Wood
Alaska
t
Southern
Great
Alabama
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Duke
Power
Co
(Allan
B)
Jan
10%
Jun
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
13% May
2 Ys May
23 %
Jan
Duraloy
(The)
3%
Jan
Durham
Hosiery
Co
class
B
commpn.
53
11%
May
Jun
1
1
,5
May
I
Number 5961
Volume 191
,
,
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
,
(2665)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Test Corp
Duro
Low
1
301/4
30%
u%
n
32%
11%
35
371/4
30%
33%
600
25
__
30%.
:
17%
151/4
1
22%
—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
9
Apr
19%
Jun
1
Jun
1%
Jan
17%. 18%
19'/a 22
21
24 y8
11,200
14
17
1%
17,700
28%
301/4
1,900
95
95
.
li/4
301/4
10%"
10%
3%
41
5%
"
6%
aV
'7%
4,700
400
igo
19%
20%
class A_
271/8
A
12
7%
7,700
21 %
31,300
Firth Sterling Inc———-—
(MH)
__
14
750
Jan
Apr
8%
Feb
%
Jun
12
Feb
184
5%
5%
4%
5%
5%
9%
91%
9%
6%
6%
6"%
13%
13%
14%
81/2
9%
145
11% Mar
100
145
Jan
18
Feb
Jun
8
10%
Jun
13%
Jan
Jun
181V*
Jan
16%
8,500
13% Mar
16%
Jun
1%
1,900
iy2 Mar
15%.
1,700
3% May
33
33
34
400
30 Va May
391/4 Feb
Gatineau
351/2
36
36%
400
33 ya
38 Va
X3%
...
5%
Power
Co
preferred
Gellman
Mfg
*
common
—100
——-——I
_—
Co-
General
Development
Electric
Co
dep rets
Fireproofing
General
Indus
General
1,800
3 % May
5
500
Jan
2,600
2% May
3% May
4%
5 V2
5%
Jun
29%
Jun
27
5%'.
Co
Globe
Union
(Adolf)
Gold
Co
24%
2%
2%
2%
10,200
25
30%
44,000
9
9%
800
29%
—1
*.
•
1
.1
'
6%
Gridoil Freehold
Griesedieck
Leases
12%
5
6%
14,800
4%
Jun
1
48,100
18
12
3
Si
1
A
Stores
Hartford
Electric
5%"
5%
1,300
~4%
4%
1%
1%
9
9%
1%'
2
1%
-1%
Light.
3% May
1% Jun
4,100
7% Jan
2%
Jan
Menasco
Feb
24%
Feb
Jun
10% May
1
1
Mesabl Iron Co
—
———1
Metal Si Thermit Corp—
—5
Miami Extruders Inc—-—•.—.—.—10c
Michigan Chemical Corp—.
—r
9,000
9
1% May
1% Jun
6% Jun
17,000
300
\
Jun
10%
Jan
12
Jan
Michigan Sugar Co common—.——
Jun
6%
preferred —
Micromatic
Hone
Corp
9%
Jun
1-/4
May
2%
9% May
18% Mar
14%
11%
13%
21%
21%
26 %
26%
7
7
500
7
11,500
27%
1,100
25
400
61%
62%
5%
3,600
100
4"%
10c
10c
Jan
Jan
61
Midwest
65
May
Miller Wohl Co common
Jan
% May
1%
Jan
convertible preferred
—50
Mining Corp of Canada
—
-*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd.:—100
Mirro Aluminum Company
10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctls"..--—
200,600
5
Jun
10
Jun
30%
15,300
23
Apr
31%
Jun
3%
2,800
7%
7%
Helena
_•
49/2
X48 Va
51
19,500
38
Feb
52%
Jun
*
pfd——100
48%
47%
50%
23,400
32
Feb
53%
Jun
97
97
93%
Jan
99
Mar
67
Feb
75
Mar
4%
preferred
.—^-100
Holtnerich &
ayne Inc
:
10c
Hercules Galion Products Inc—
—10c
Herold Radio & Electronics25c
1,200
Hiller
Aircraft
(R)
Class
&
A
com—
common
Oil
Co
class
Horn
&
Bearing
A)
6%
Jan
Jun
12%
Jan
8 % Mar
2%
3
3,400
2%
8%
1,100
7% Mar
1,200
8 %
Apr
400
1%
Jun
7%
7%
13
12
1%
227/s
22%
1%
Hurdart
1,500
22%
Jun
%
67,700
%
Jun
2% Mar
54%
.1
.
46%
61
2,100
48%
46
47
12,100
38 %
Motors
8%
3,500
8
7%
7
71i
1,700
7A
20%
20%
20%
1,600
30%
30%
31 %
425
32%
33%
3,303
——*
preferred
Hoslcins (Thej Mfg Co___
Electric
8
'
.
-
■
i
Jun
31%
New
class
class
A
B
IMC
Magnetics Corp
For
footnotes,
15%
21,250
1,300
16%
16%
16%
700
14%
15
2
2%
3%
1%
3%
1%
%
23
14%
400
20%
20Va
20%
13,900
20%
20%
8,300
2%
1,800
7,200
14%
2
19%
17%
12%
11
9
21 %
1,500
33
36%
20,900
29%
2,600
.33 %c
19%
17%
1%
12.600
20
88
93
Jan
6%
5%
52%
26% Feb
29%
Jan
75%
Jun
19
Jan
Feb
Apr
16% Mar
19%
1% Mar
3
1%
2%
2ya
Jan
l7/e Apr
Jan
4% Mar
1% Jun
1/4 May
3% Jan
A Jan
3
19%
14% May
Feb
Jun
14%
23%
23Y*
3%
13% Apr
19 ya Mar
19% Apr
2
Jan
Jun
14%
8%
3%
4%
Jan
Jan
18 y4 May
5%
1,500
56%
19,100
97,300
3,900
5% Jun
9ya May
38% Feb
3%
4%
10%
5
5%
800
11%
11
12%
4,800
"5% "B%
500
9%
Feb
24 ya Jan
Apr
15,400
9,400
34%
45%
27 y4
45%
48%
28 %
400
13%
15,000
700
7y«
2%
Jan
Jun
Jun
54%
Jan
Feb
30
Apr
14
Mar
12% Jan
10% Feb
9
May
19
May
%
5,400
A
%
4,800
% May
9
4,300
36% Jan
IV# Feb
Jun
1% May*
11% May
6% Apr
21
21%
700
34%
34%
34%
2,600
26% Mar
13
13
13%
5,000
12% May
26%
23
26%
8,600
17%
10 V*
15,200
20
22'/a
Jun
May
19% Jan
Jan
36
7
7%
7
20%
108%
Xl9%
2,700
20"%
7,800
X103 Va 117
15,400
7,900
It
5%
6%
14%
5%
——
68
9%
14%
300
14
%
Apr
9 % Mar
6% May
19%
Jun
60
Jan
1,200
5*A
Jun
13 y4
Jan
H May
14%
2%
68
71
5,400
34%
Feb
21%
22%
1,500
21 %
May
6%
21%
6
Mar
6
9%
Jan
67%
23%
7%
Apr
Jan
78
4,500
an
15%
20%
#
7%
9%
1V»
May
iy4 May
11% May
67%
1,700
13% Jan
32% Jan,
5
200
9ya
Jan
Jun
13%
,
12%
13
Jan
7%
7%
1%
28
45 %
Jan.
Apr
63 y4
13%
1 %
X53
6%
11%
3% Jun
9% May
22
May
4% Jun
6% Jan
8% Mar
13%
66%
Jun
20
~5%
1%
Jan
6% May
9% May
19
Jan
26% Jan
4% Mar
15%
Jun
Mar
5
Jun
700
10%
Apr
Jan
12%
Jun
Jan
Mar.
19%
9
400
4%
Jan
21% May
24 y» Jan-
21 y4 Mar
11
2.800
eVa
800
6%
Apr
14'A
15%
3,600
2ya
3,200
:
Mar
27% May
12%
9%
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
117
8y«
Jun
Jan
16
May
iy4 Jan
82%
Apr
27% Jan
9*/4 Feb
11
lii/2
111/2
37%
——
38
11
40»/a
21'/4
2%
Jan
10%
Jun
Feb
700
11
Jun
13
16%
Jan
8,700
22
Jan
40 Va
Jun
6%
Feb
Jun
20%
19% May
24%
Jun
Jan
700
6
14%
20%
21
800
X6
20%
151/a
13% May
1% May
4% May
2
10%
X6%
700
1,600
14%
6
May
6%
Jan
Feb
33%
33i/a
100
33 Va
Jun
35
Feb
10%
10%
10%
700
10 ya
Jun
13 Vo
Jan
95
Feb
98
Apr
28%
28%
29
200
61/4
27% May
5% May
2% May
% May
41% Mar
39
6%
59%
Jan
——
2%
—
6%
3
900
300
Jan
9% Jan
4
Jan
l*/4 Jan
311/4
31
32%
2,000
27
Apr
39%
Jan
5%
5
5%
15,800
4
Apr
8%
Jan
100
80
Feb
---1
Diablo Company—
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mt
Tel
Corporation
11%
—
92
50
20
11%
500
14%
15
900
5
X193% 198%
4%
18%
18%
1%
9%
50£
®
Inc—
J
Industries Inc—
*
Dehydrat & Milling—3
20% May
23% Apr
19
' May
18% Mar
22
'Apr
43% May
25%
32
Jan
21%
Jun
National
National
Bellas
Hess
Rubber Machinery
10
5
19%
1,550
12,400
1,500
92
Jan
152
11% May
2%
Mar
Apr
14
168%
4
May
33
6%
33
i.eto
100
6
6%
6,500
11
11%
900
10%
10%
400
~5%
5%
6V4
19,400
5%
4%
5%
2,700
8%
8
8%
17,300
11%
2%
1,&00
Jun
14 ya
Apr
51
Apr
Jan
Feb
31/4
4
4%
16%
Jan
Jan
198 Va
Jun
May
6Va
Feb
17% May
9% May
32
Jun
84% Mar
Jan
30% May
10
85V4 Apr
87 ya Jan
83%. Jan
142
3% Feb
3% Jun
2%
—
Corp
7,900
~2 %
2%
Company
12%
"2%
197%
*
92
46
2.50
---5
2.50
84
151% 153
92
14%
J
——
Murray
84
100
...
7,300
15,700
Feb
5% May
23!/a Jan
33% Mar
14%
34
8%
Jan
May
Jan
Jun
13 %
Jan
10
May
12%
Apr
xlOVa
6%
Jan
5
Apr
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
8
Apr
121/4
Jan
Jan
2%
2%
Feb
28
13%
13%
8%
~i%
1%
14
8%
113
11%
20%
12
18%
21%
18%
19
Jan
33
500
13 Va
Jun
18%
Feb
200
8%
Jun
5,800
Jun
10%
213
Jan
1A
Apr
Jan
Mar
600
10% May
12
10,700
14% May
23 %
Jan
24
Jan
400
.
Jan
Apr
If Mar
100
10%
Jan
17% Mar
Feb
14
8,100
52
May
39%
13
19%
5%
Jun<
America.,—...—1
Corp 01
Warrants
Monogram
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
National Casket Company
.-5
National Electric Weld Machines
1
National Mfg & Stores
1
National Petroleum Ltd
25c
National Presto Industries Inc—...—2
National Research Corp—
——1
11% May
Jan
16% Xl6%
Namm-Loeser'8
Aor
Jan
6%i
19
National Alfalfa
600
2n
16%
78,100
9
Napco
21
19%
14%
Jan
Apr
200
20%
Jan
Mar
12% May
17 y4
35%
14
J?
1
15%
22%
Apr
If# May
9% May
4% Mar
Precision Industries
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred ——
—100
4.80%
preferred series B
100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward Si Co class A
*
Montrose
Chemical Co
1
Moody Investors SerTice partic pref—
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
6%
cumulative preferred—
—4
Molybdenum
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
Muskogee Co
—
—.
33%
2%
15%
15
127 %
9 % Mar
900
3>/4
Nachman
30% May
30
7%
47%
Murphy
97% May
93
2
Muter
390
28%
35.
100
75 %
Feb
1,900
33%
see page
27%
14%
Jan
Apr
30,500
14%
Jan
Jun
19,300
72
39%
32%
36,600
23,400
2
11%
4%
91%
27%
60%
28
12
2844
,
4%
12%
33
5
5
„
4%
Jun
11
2.50
common.j.
12%
ittl
%
Jun
Jan
11
1%
10%
Feb
45'A
Jan
Jun
12
9
14
3%
13%
Feb
1,800
1% Jan
16 y4 Jan
45'/4
Muntz TV Inc
61
1
1
Mountain States Tel Si
*
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Inc.—-—,—
Jan
47 %
21
5
common
Airlines
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Jan
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc—
New
Mohawk
1
Jan
31%
11
9%
14% Apr
2% Jan
Apr
31%
Jun
Jun
2
94
_2.50
Jan
10
Jun
jun
20 %
C.U
_100
Co
3%
4%%
Jan
Apr
119% May
ft
—
33
Apr
11% Mar
Jun
fa
8
•
7.50
;
common
Apr
22%
%.
1
Co
& Co_
5%
Howell
Jun
8%
5
Haroart Bukiug Co
<fc
3%
300
8,300
—*
-
(C°o
&
38,100
—
5
A
Ball
Jan
Jan
9 %
60c
B
Hormel
7%
17%
,
8%
•
Ltd
Jun
3%
12%;
_25c
Mines
Hoover
Horn
Jun
13%
Jan
8%' 10%
2%
1
-
—
Class
4
600
5%
10%
1
——1
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc.
Home
5,800
14
Jan
4%
4%
——2.50
...
Gold
4%
4
13%
7%
__
25c
10
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc_
Hollmger Consnl
6,200
4% May
3% May
'
Corp
Co Inc
4%
3%'
4
13%
1
—
1,000
4%
4% Apr
9% Jan
7% May
10
~5% ~5%
-
Higbie Manuiacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5% convertible preferred
Hoe
3% May
——
^
-5
—50c
Piping Co
Jan
6V2
7%
50c
6%
•3%
T
preferred—*
Jun
4%
28%
Inc_.
1
1
1
Inc
Associates,
Microwave
20%
%
——
Mid-West Abrasive
8%
3%
,
10
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
32%
Apr
May
6%
900
4%
%
61%"
—2
Jan
23% May
8% Jan
Jun
5
7%
6%
Jun
6%
—
Jan
3,400
16
Jan
Feb
17ya
—-——•
Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd.
'2%
■
17,100
2,800
2
Co.,———
xvug
Merchants Refrigerating
2%
■
8%
Corp Heller (WE) &Co5%%
Mead
(J W) Inc——
—-—1
Johnson Si Co——1
13%
30 %
Rubenstein
„
—3
Inc..
Industries
Mavile
Mays
—*
Jun
Hazeltine Corp
——*
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
Hecla
Mining Co
--—,.--250
Heli-Coil
Ltd———
Jan
2%
12%
1
1
Jan
6%
21%
6%
-——25
Hastings Mfg Co
4,400
Communication Co Ltd———£1
Co warrants—
—--
Martin
Massey-Ferguson
74y4 Mar
Marine
Marconi International
Jan
10 %
10
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc—
8
25
,
9%
2
.
Jan
6%
10
—
Inc
1%
3,800
1%
1
25c
i—i
Feb
22%
~
"9
50c
;
Feb
3%
Apr
5% Jun
16,900
1
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartfield
1%
_10c
—2
.*
19%
iya
-1%'
1%
.
10c
:
Inc
12%
Jun
•--*
Jan
9
2%
76%
2,300
7%
—-2.50
Jun
Jan
75,000
_xc
—
40 y4
6% May
2% Mar
Jan
%
7
Mangel Stores
Mansfield Tire & Rubber.
Jan
44%
16%
11
600
11%
——-—
Corp
Feb
Jan
2%
iy2
iy4
*
com
Jun
8%
12
6,600
41/4
1
5
—
Feb
23% Mar
.—9c
class
Corporation—
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harmon-Kardon
2,900
3
5%
-
30
.—50c
—
Western
1,500
14%
2%
'
Jan
37
Jan
10% May
18 % Apr
10%
20%
Magna Oil Corporation
Public Service Co
Apr
Feb
14%
31%
8%
5%
Maine
Feb
Va
67
May
32%
Feb
Jan
139
62% Jun
11% Jun
26
Jan
11
24%
5%
——10c
50c
Jun
8% Apr
121% Jan
%
10%
Inc.,———1
vto_
6%
7%
7%
5%
6%
2
84% Mar
22%
4
—
—
Magellan retroieum
Jan
22%
2,600
2,500
—-1
Mages Sporting Goods
Jun
AT->r
17 %
3%
Mack Trucks Inc warrants—
3?%
2,600
U.
B
&
12%
13%
14 y8
10c
36%
Corp
Jan
Feb
1%
16
5
Bartlett cl A—,25c
MacFadden Publications
3%
6%
1,200
Chain—..
Jun
% May
18% Jan
600
18%" 19
35%'
355/3
Jan
Steel
Lynch
34% Mar
1
Gulf States Land & Industries
H
14%
25
800
13
30
14%
1,900
2%
3%
---5
Realty Corp—————25c
Refineries Inc.—-———«—.3
Lockwood Kessler &
13% Mar
% May
12% May
6
Guild Films Company Inc
Gulf
Feb
17
—1
Products
Warrants
Jan
11%
cl A—i—10c
—
Industries Inc
11%
41,100
6%
2% :
1
Tourneau
Locke
May
900
200
14%
Feb
.
Guerdon
18
153%
11%
12%
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co———1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
Loral Electronics Corn—.
<
Louisiana Land & Exploration———300
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
——2.50
Feb
2%
Company
Stores
13
1,700
A_
Grocery
Jun
2,400
Chemical
series
Hydraulics
b-/4
6%
5 7of
Jun
2%
Mines—.
preferred
11,800
Jan
58%
32%
6%
75 pesos
IJberty Fabrics of N
10% Jan
41% May
1
—
(RG) Inc————,— -1
Y com—
-1
fcuriiulative preferred
——10
Lithium Corp of America Inc
—1
Le
Jan
100% Apr
94
Apr
J8,n
31%
Corp
>
1
Great Western Producers common—60c
Greer
9%
85 %
2 %•
Industries Inc
Lakes
125
2%
Manufacturing Co
__:_16%
Manufacturing ———j—4
Grand Rapids Varnish——.
1
Gray Manufacturing Co.„—.
5
Great
23,500
12%
*
Gorham
Amer
57%
Jun
Jun;
31%
Lefcourt
200
12,800
1,800
2,400
5,300
2,000
Corp
Leonard
"Jun
3%
18% May
8% M!ay
100
Mar
92
31 y2
5
8%
39
2,600
81,400
3,000
Industries
———
3
Delaware
——5
Lamson & Sessions Co
10
Lanston
Industries Inc—
5
La
Salle Extension University—
5
Jafl"^
24%
44
1%
Lamb
Jan
20
Jan
11%
14
Goodman
Great
Jun
15
15
———1
Inc
Consolidated
18
8%'
*
6%
35%
800
11%
40 V*
Lamson Corp of
Leesona
itj-3m
10% May
2% Jun
91
.
8%
4c
Inc...-—,—.—
900
49%
92
57
—
A May
7%
77,300
Inc
Seal Products Corp
Goldfield
5
Feb
23% Jan
26% Mar
3,700
20
Glenmore Distilleries class B_
Gobel
7%
19
19%
:—
-
500
'4,700
193^
•
—:
Industries
5%
24%
1
.
18% May
13% May
54,800
34%
.7%
71/4
25
50c
1
(AC) Co
Gilchrist
14%
34
341/3
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines——1
Gilbert
13%
14 y4
27
—*
Stores Corporation—.—
General Transistor Corp
1—
Glass-Tite
Jan
2%
General
—
3%
4%
Corp_^
Genung's Incorporated—
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Giannini Controls Corp—
4%
Jun
3,000
1%
Mines
Shore
29%
>
7,400
33%c
Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp——;
Lake
67%
12%
6,300
11%
62%
2%
Electronics Corp
Radio
300
A
1
convertible preferred———!
Lafayette
Jun
2%
——
Enterprises—*
General Plywood
~4
100
Jan
43/4
£1
—1—-_5
2.50
ord reg
General Gas Corp™
Jun
——
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc--;
La Consolidada 8 a
Jar
2%
25
—1
Corp—
Ltd—
?
American
100
2'/a
"4
convertible preferred
General
20
5
Feb
4%
8%
2
(The) Corp Class A-——
$1.20
Mar
1
General Builders Corp common
5%
101
2
—l
General Alloys Co—————
.
4%
3%
101
Acceptance "wts"
General
1%
iy2
8%
10%
--5
"-50
—
Mar
Jan
4% Mar
-10c
——
10
8% May
78%
1,400
1,300
Jan
Jan
Apr
6,200
44
7%
8%
39
13
Mar
4%
2.50
—1
Ltd
Corp
Stores
Kobacker
Kratter
dep rets ord reg—...—£1
Fox Head Brewing Co—.
—1.25
Fresnillo (The) Company
—1
Fuller
(Geo A) Co__
5
15
Hotels
Knott
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American
i
& Co
Kingsford Company——
1-25
Kingston Products ——
4——1
Kirby Petroleum Co
——20c
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—,——1
Klein (S) Dept Stcres Inc
-1
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co—
.—5
Jan
5% May
(Walter)
Kidde
Jan
7%
Co
Kilembe Copper Colbalt
Kin-Ark Oil Company
5% May
6% Jan
Jun
25c
—
(Del)——,————5
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc—.——,
---1
Jan
9% May
8,300
145
4%
May
13%
—--1
Drug Company —:
Chemical Co.—
Kawneer
Jan
5
1,000
gy8
1
4% May
4% Apr
6,300
1
1
*
17%
% Mar
4,400
>
Jan
3
10,300
2,600
__2.50
2a°/a
15c
—
Kawecki
May
5,600
5
Katz
Jun
10O
May
12
6
10%
%
—
83%
7A
1
High
31% May
4%
29
11%
23
Corp—————4
Kaltman (D) & Company
—50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd—100
Jun
20%
67%
--1
—
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Kaiser Industries
600
126 »/a 130
Co
—
1
Jetronic Industries Inc.———10Q
Mar
7,200
12 %
pfd—100
Jeanne tte Glass
Jan
26%
1%.
Oil Corp -———10o
Israel-American
Jan
Jan
Inc
Ironrite
17,800
32%
5%
Manufacturing———-1
—
1
Fireman
811
31%
83%
4%
16
Irving Air Chute
Feb
17
Jan
2b %
34,700
11,800
5
Canada——.
of
Motor
Ford
5%
31/8
5
Inc.—
Co
3
25c
10c
Flying Tiger Line Inc..—
Jun
110% Feb
2,200
Iron
Apr
7
May
2,400
,_l
Financial General Corp———
Fishman
"n "%
11
3
10c
Felmont Petroleum Corp——
Filmways Inc
43 %
15% Mar
27
__
1
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated Purchaser
.
—
Royalty ————
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Jun
8jV.
Low
12
Investors
3"% Apr
.»•
81V
31%
Range Since Jan.
High
2%
8
International Resistance Co——-—10c
Intex Oil Company—
33VaC
Jan
13,500
100
20%
11%
12%
6%
7%
7%
23% X251/4
168% 184
251/4
Mar
Ltd.—m~~~l
International Products
Jan
2,000
%
International Petroleum Co
Jun
95
11%
8%
13
33
j an
4% May
9% May
1,200
,
May
3% May
37% Apr.
700
Jan
19% May
1% Feb
8% May
7
,
12
.
21
9u%
10
6%
' 372
12
1
35%
Jan
Mar
1 %
64,400
24,700
5%
8%
20% May
8% Feb
14,100
Low
America
Insurance Co of North
Mar
26%
9%
9%
10
21
16 % May
1
—5
New common w i
:
—5
International Breweries Inc———-I
International Holdings Ltd———--1'
Inland Homes Corp—
Jan
20
42
5
25
900
3%'
40
Jan
13,200
11 i/a
3%
44%
22% Mar
17% Feb
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
18,300
Shares
Imperial Chemical Industries£1
American dep rets ord reg—.
Imperial Oil (Canada)-.
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr Si Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware
Corp_50c
Industrial Plywood Co inc-—
25c
Jan
169%
231/4
.
1%
30
—
182
Jun
16
I
preferred
Apr
23%
1
$2
May
20%
—
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates-^
Common shs of beneficial int
29
157
6,300
11/8
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jun
30,300
19
1
23 %
Emery Air-Freight Corp—
—.-20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
100
Empire Millwork Corp_.—
—;—1
Equity Corp common.
..
10c
$2 convertible preferred—;
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common1
6% cum 1st preferred
10
Ero Manufacturing Co
..u
_1
Esquire Inc ———
——1
Eureka Corporation Ltd..
$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line
10
Fabrex Corp
1
Factor (Max) & Co class A—
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument;
<Jun
7% Apr
43% Feb
32%
Apr
5% May
170
--5c
,
13% Feb
36
150
159% 159%
10%
1,400
6%
23% Jan
Range
Sale Price
High
17% iviay
23 % Apr
2,500
38,900
6%
6%
.
Inc_
El-Tronics
Low
2,400
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22
Sales
STOCKS
Shares
19%
Week's
Friday
for Week
—
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co—.
•
Dynamics Corp of America
1
Eastern Freightways Inc
^^—20c
Eastern Malleable Iron
25
Eastern States Corp common.
_i
$7 preferred series A
———*
$6 preferred series B
J
*
Edo Corporation class A
—
1
Elaer Mines and Dev Ltd
1
Electric Bond & Share
.—5
Electrographic Corp
.
1
Electronic Specialty Ca_.
.—50c
Electronic Communications ———1
Electronics Corp. of America—
1
(Range for Week Ended June 17)
Sales
Range
of Prices
33
17 y4 May
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2666)
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE w»8e to.w«ek E„d«d ju„e i ?>
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Low
Par
National
Starch
National
Steel
Chemical
&
Ltd_
Car
Transit
Video
Nestle-Le
Mur
Co
1
New
England
New
Haven
New
Idria
Tel
Park
Auction
&
New
York
2%
3
2%
3,300
Lites
23,400
4,400
17% Mar
28%
34%
34%
34%
6,400
34 %
Jun
37%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
47,800
1%
Apr
2%
%
11
25 %
25%
27 %
1,200
10%
10 %
11%
2,400
38 %
~~%
7(4
Northspan
Uranium
Brass
Town
40c
Corp
5
Overseas
Oxford
5%
Jan
59,100
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
Corp.
4%
20c
4%
5%
16,000
4%
Jun
19
18%
20%
25,600
18%
Jun
36
Jan
1
26
26
28 %
1,200
26
Jun
36
Jan 1
91
89%
91
260
87
Jan
93
Apr
%.
5,400
%
Jun
5%
6%
1,700
3%
Jan
7(4
Apr
4 :/2
-
4(4
4%
200
4%
Jan
5(4
Feb
48 % Mar
75%
Jan
16%
18%
Apr
20
Jan
sharesIlOs
54
5%
8
.
1st
24
~~~
!
Seaboard
Seaboard
Western
Corp
4%
5%
4%
1
1
Bros
Inc_„
Servomechanisms
Leather
Shaltuck
Jan
4 Va
3
3%
21%
25,400
15%
Jun
9%
Jan
2% Mar
3%
Jan
500
Feb
npr
25%
Jan
4,300
14%
Apr
21%
Jan
2%
3%
9,800
2
12%
13%
3,700
12
19%
Co
•
Products
Sherwin-Williams
of
24% Jan
Apr
15 Vb
.
35
•j.
~7%
*7 %
600
27
27%
200
1
~4
4
4%
112
117%
3,900
90
91 Va
60
Canada..
Corp of AmericaSiboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
3
24%
25
10c
A
75
19%
40
Class
B
Jun
46 %
30 Va
Va
Apr
18%
Jun-
29%
Jan
22 %
Jun
31
Jan
.
~1
~1%
5,700
1,000
Simca
fr
611
6«
7 i7a
7,800
Jun
American
22%
90%
Jan
22 % May
Simpson's
Jan
22%
Apr
Sinclair
82
770
24% Mar
21
20%
100
Jan
90%
Jun
5,000
Singer
Jan
90
May
Jan
94%
131%
85
93
90
86
180
78 %
Jan
88
Apr
Jan
May
convertible
$3
preferred-
Slick
7
2,400
6%
Jun
9%
Jan
100 %
x31%
90
Jan
Apr
South
18%
Jan
35
Jun
23%
Jun
30%
Jan
26%
31%
6,800
24% May
1%
1%
2%
65%
71
21,100
51%
Jan
4%
Jun
5%
Jun
4
Jun
6%
Jun
Feb
45%
May
15%
Jan
1,300
6% May
8%
Jan
100
17% May
28% May
22%
Feb
31%
Feb
14%
12%
6%
6%
original
4.88%
12.50
preferred
cumulative
4.56%
cumulative
preference
500
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
4.48%
convertible
"600
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
4.32%
cumulative
12%
11%
Jun
15%
Feb
4.24%- cumulative
_25
preferred-;
preferred
25
9%; 10%
Jun
12%
Jan
4
4
1,700
3% Mar
4(4
Apr
Southern
2A
2%
5,400
9 9
2%
Jun
Southern
6%
6%
3,400
6% May
8%
Jan
Southern
7%
Feb
Southern
1
Southland
5
8%
Jun
May
4.08%
cumulative
Petroleum
Materials
Pipe
Co
8,800
33%
Jan
52
Apr
Standard
8%
500
1
1A
8%
,
13
Jun
14,500
Feb
1% Mar
Feb
10,400
i.V
6(4 May
3% May
17,000
31% Mar
$1.60
Dredging Corp
44
x5%
5%
10
7%
Jun
.
7%
600
5
May
6%
Feb
Standard
Oil
900
4% Mar
6%
Jan
Standard
Products
3,900
9(4 May
Jan
Standard
Shares
11%
7%
700
11%
11%
12%
3,700
98
97
98
750
89%
11%
11%.
12%
800
8,900
9(4
10% May
7%
16
7% May
16%
10% May
Jan
101
13% Mar
Stanley
Tube
Stanrock
500
22 %
May
800
22%
Jan
24% May
53%
53
Jan
55
r
100
600
24 %
25
Apr
Mar'
48
May
2u% Jan
51%
1,000
700
20 Va Mar
21% Mar
20%
200
19% Mar
21
5%
1,400
13%
800
4%
200
51 %
21
21%
21.
5%
12%
4%
■.
14%
11% May
Jun
Jun
6%
May
14%
100
62
Jun
72 Va
Jan
17%
Jun
20 %
Apr
17%
19 %
9%
10%
4%
2,400
21,900
8 Va
R %
May
11'/a
11%
May
500
3,100
9
12%
24 %
Apr
.7 % Mar
Feb
10
62 Vb
11%
Jun
May
1,900
11%
11
4%
22
Jun
Jan
Jan-
Jan
13 %
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24
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26
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2%
61%
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8%
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May
58%
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Jun
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66
700
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Jun
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Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
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10
200
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1,100
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11
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300
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600
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600
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21
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14
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46%
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25c
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5%
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5%
24%
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24%
3,100
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29%
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2%
2%
2%
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14%
16%
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12% May
23%
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Symington Wavne Corp warrants
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20,500
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2,000
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700
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8%
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11,700
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1 % May
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18
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26
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13
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4,500
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common
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46
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18 %
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Jun
2%
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Aircraft Corp
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1,200
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&
1,600
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25%
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25
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13'/a
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Jan
27%
25%
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1
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4 Vb
30
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25%
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Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
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23,100
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Feb
23%
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1,500
7%
900
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10
Phillips Screw Co
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1,10c
18
44
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55
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2%
2
Pratt
14
79
210
6% May
Feb
67%
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&
86%
Jun
Apr
Jun
2%
Class B
Powdrell
Jan
2
4
61%
30
Jan
(CA) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical
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1
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3%
1,700
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preferred
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Pancoastal Petroleum
Plastic
7,700
13%
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A
4%
2
63
Jun
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&
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Jan
3%
7%
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Peruvian
39%
Jun
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Perfect Circle
Perfect Photo
Jun
1"%
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Pep Boys
27%
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Jun
II
redeemable 1st preferred
_25
4.36% redeemable 1st
preferred
25
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred*
$4.40 dividend preferred
"•
$4.75 dividend
preferred
'
•
$4.75 conv dividend
Pacific
Jun
% May
6%
6,600
28%
62
85 %
%
1,200
28 % May
4%
4%
4.50%
Pacific
Jan
%
1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series
4.80%
Jan
30
7%
_
redeemable
5%
43
n.
800
2
2TV
Securities
1st
Apr
1
Ltd
ZZZZZ
;
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5%%
1st preferred
5%
40%
1,000
2
os
Feb
H Jan
5 %
28
.
Co Ltd Amer
Electric
,
2% May
154
_l
Mines
Opelika Mfg Corp
Feb
Mar
29%
27%
l
common
O'okiep Copper
.
12,300
II
7%
27%
pfd—100
Ltd
cumulative
""%
7
"50
Co
Ohio Power 4%%
Jan
% May
31 % Feb
200
%
,
_i
"
Okalta Oils
Jan
Jan
13%
25% May
400
;
ZlO
A
Ogden Corp
Old
""%
_i
class
Mines Ltd
Warrants
Nova Industrial Corp
Nuclear Corp of Amer
Occidental Petroleum
127
50
400
34%
28
Nickel
1
32
Apr
1%
15,300
fs
38%
34
9%
22% May
T?
Ohio
37%
34
_ZZZl
North American
Royalties IncZZZZ
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines
.1. ~
Rankin
% Apr
23% Mar
*
in
i
4%%
2%,
%
%
North Penn RR Co
Northern Ind Pub Serv
6,700
130% 134%
RosarioZl3.33%
Ltd..
class B
North
1%
1%
11
_
Low
4%
Jan
%
•
Cement
17% May
Jun
Apr
"
ZZ.ZZZ
American
12
1
Co
Inc
Jan
l
Norfolk & Southern
Railway
North
3 % Mar
17%
Nipissing Mines
Noma
Feb
25c
Merchandise
Mines
3%
28%
l
Honduras
2% May
2% May
1,200
2%
•
York
Nickel Rim
3
8%
15%
•
York
May
Jun
25%
Mining Co
New
20
6(4
50c
Co
Superior Oils
New
Mar
100
16%
New Process Co
New
Jun
28%
!
Watch Co
Chem
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New
37
20
Tel
&
&
.
Mar
1
;
Clock &
26
1
Co
Min
-
2%
30c
class A
Corp
2,000
6%
Range
of Prices
Par
High
12
6%
10c
National Union Electric Corp
National
Low
35
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
*
National Telefilm Associates
National
Shares
Sales
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
High
32 %
34%
50c
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Tower
Trans
Mining
Oil
100
of Nevada
Acceptance
Cuba
preferred
Co
Corp
class
class
A
1
A
1
50c
2%
"2%
2%
5%
5%
100
800
1,900
61,600
85% Apr
2V2 May :
3% l-Jan
4% May
8%
At
Jan
A,
Jan
Jan
Volume
191
Number
5961
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2667)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Trans
Lux
L_—
Corp
Low
1
10
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Triangle Conduit
Cable
&
Tri-Continental warrants
True
;
,
Co
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
23
247/8
13%
13%
10%
10%
20
28%
28%
28 %
50c
United
5%
5%
5%
4%
4
4%
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United
Elastic
Industrial
United
Ceramic
U S
Foil
U
S
Universal
28%
Jan
2,800
5% May
8 %
Controls
Universal
17,900
3W May
9,000
Marion
6,700
9,200
2
8
1,900
5
3%
___•
July
9%
700
9%
5'/a
21,800
1,700
1,000
4'A
4,800
,
31
Vornado
19
..Jan
5%
Jan
11% Mar
9
15'A
Coke Co
&
2
25c
•
Inc
10c
Feb
46 % May
Jun
190,700
2,800
hi
6%
47/a
5'/a
11%
12%
9%*
18
21,300
66,900
2,400
Jun
le
Jun
8'A
Jan
—June-Dec
Port
Precision
5 '/a
14'A May
9% Feb
Jan
4% May
5%
11,200
12%
1,000
10
10'A
200
9% May
10%
10%
ll'/2
3,800
10% May
5
11%
series
$6
Weiman &
30
Co
1
10c
common
Inc
67/a
Jun
5
1
Manufacturing—}£
1.25
West
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
l'A
West
Chemical
50c
West
Texas
Products
Utilities
Inc
4.40%
pfd
100
Western Development Co
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western
Tablet &
Westmoreland
i
K
Wichita
6'As
series
A
1967
4'/as
series
B
1967
AHanover
(Prov)
Maranhao
1
6%s
stamped
Industries
10
(R C) & Co
1
1
common
5% preferred—
1
(issue
of
Oct
2%s
A)
$120
1927)
(F W)
6%
$60
June-Dec
$100
983A
Mar-Sept
1947
$64
63%
Zapata
Zapata
500
300
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
1
Rio de Janeiro stamped
1997
1
(Plan A)
Ltd
40c
1
Off-Shore
Co
Corp
—50c
10c
BONDS
•No
Boston
6s
Aug
Edison 2%s
Chemoil
1
series
Industries
1974
Lack &
f
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
A
x
a Deferred
distribution,
in
year's
Ex-dividend,
Bonds
being
and
Abbreviations
delivery
transaction
Ex-stock
z
2%
2%
300
used
prices;
sales
no
1%
lVa
1 %
19 Va
19%
during the current week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"wi." when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x
w," without warrants.
Below
Stock and Bond Averages
are
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
■
Stocks
—Bonds—
10
30
20
15
Total
5%
47/a
5
A
1st
mortgage
A
General Builders
6s
subord
General
&
Midland
Valley RR
Bellas
National
5s
4s
Hess
Research
convertible
39,300
83.34
82.67
83.41
82.71
83.58
82.75
June
15
649.42
144.15
92.32
212.63
88.49
80.19
78.99
83.60
82.82
June
16-
648.27
143.34
92.27
212.15
88.65
80.21
78.94
83.64
82.86
5%s
Jan
30'A
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
-
lit
Feb
Jan
5%; Apr
4
V* Mar
1975--
1970_
4s
1963
5%s 1984
wi
Corp—
debentures
27
200
26 Va
350
26% Mar
24%
22%
3,200
1%
70O
14%
due
1953
1st
extended
mortgage
1971
to
Pennsylvania Water
3'As
&
7/a
■
v
18% alar
Jun
H Mar
26
2%
18%
Jan
1,000
12 %
Jan
15
Jun
May
Feb
8%
9%
1,500
8 %
8%
32,100
2%
!•?'.,
v
18 %
11%
Jan
8%
Jun
26'A
22,200
18%
18%
100
18
May
May
20%
30
87
Jan
93
Apr
"9%
1,750
May
Apr
10% Apr
29
~8%
14
Jan
8%
200
20
18%
30%
8%
1
Jan
4,900
29
25%
5%
5%
5%
3%
1
May
1 %
Jan
7,100
18
26%
20
Mar
29%
Jun
5% May
3 % May
8%
Jan
5'A
3,300
3,2^Week's
Last
or
109
Bonds
$43
Low
66
100
52
45
29
84%
$120
119
84%
84%
75
3%s
75
&
Gas
107.27
High
for 1959
109.60 Aug
June 14—
108.10
Low
101.42 Sep
4
23
Wed.
June 15—
108.04
Thur.
June 16—
107.95
High
for 1960
109.39 Jan
6
Fri.
June 17—
108.28
Low
100.77 Mar 11
'•if-?
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the closing
for week ended June 10, I960, for composite and
Safe
debs
subord
Harbor
Water
1964
Power
$46
conv
Southern
3s
Durable
Edison
$26
Mining
——
$99
—
Y
240.4*
252.2
Stocks
No. of
75
Mon.
90
Tues.
June 14
42 y4
49%
23%
$229,000
$4,755,000
4,166,000
195,000
4,361,000
5,309,000
32
—.
99%
June 15_—.
3,630,470
.:
1
■
r.
4,880,000
225,000
3,923,000
5,345,000
213,000
17,701,100
$24,044,000
June 17
Total
75
112
247
107%
112
12
8
10%
21
72%'
1
71
77
$83
—
—
81
41
127
103
100
104%
82
90
U.
7
70
72
$97%
--
99%
1979
5
91%
91%
$83
99%
19
S.
$4,500
—■'
—
86
.
—
$62
_
91%
-
—.
65
and
24,044,000
$75
—
—
81
*
65
93
76
82
82
863A
80 %
79
3
727,027,600
$662,856,050
$762,209,200
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
$85 -
3
LL *"
.
78
-
——
$87'A
83 V*
85
3s 1971
3'As 1970
99%
6
78
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$236,000
96,000
$4,000
$7,000
83,000
2,000
11,000
142,000
1,000
99,000
2,000
"1,000
1,910,265
179,000
1,000
5,000
185,000
7,485,120
$728,000
$10,000
$24,000
$762,000
$225,000
1,242,250
June 14
1
1,360,310
June 15
1,397,465
Thurs.
June 16
Fri.
June 17
•
80%
88%
81
Total
.
Week Ended June 17
87
90
97
1960
99%
1
—
—
143,000
102,000
100
97%
103
96%
100
Foreign
Foreign
of
Shares—
Domestic
105%
105
105
5
103
90
14
86
90
$85%
83%
86%
90
Jan. 1 to June 17
1959
1900
7,485,120
5,128,115
130,595,183
217,431,527
Bonds—
$312,000
$13,084,000
$13,103,000
10,000
6,000
705,000
853,000
24,000
32,000
425,000
705,000
$762,000
$350,000
$14,214,000
$14,661,000
85%
$87
1959
$728,000
Stocks—Number
97%
90
105
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Wed.
*
3
Mar-Sept
1970
Gov't
1,574,830
June 13
Tues.
88
Y
—-
11
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Foreign
"
80%
80%
'
100
1983
Mon.
80%
-
102
1982
628,530,600
$26,205,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
88
61
75%
79'A
79'A
■
49
83
100
J
(Calif)
25,026,000
$25,088,000
Industrial
120
88%
.
92'A
91%
$76
-
102
K
Electric
35,165,600
•
Jan-Aup
1985
&
34,320^950
15,000
943A
——
Feb-Aug
:
1982
Gas
$1,000
$1,179,000
Bank
Total
923/4
90
-
Southwestern
362,348,206
Government
87
1
93'A
$87%
— —
—
'
Gas
421,731,629
13,125,302
101%
877/a
81
85
93'A
—ApriZ-Oct
Counties
1959
1960
1959
17,701,100
$1,044,000
Shares—
Foreign
98
—
99% 100
91%
Mar-Sept
1981_
Southern
•
$25,088,000
Jan. 1 to June 17
77%
96
113
Railroad
71%
71%
of
5,558,000
Bonds—
84
103
— —
107%
103
I
$1,044,000
1960
Stocks—Number
International
—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
3'As
Sales
5,105,000
—
Week Ended June 17
$83
—
Gas
182,000
5,127,000
3,529,440
Fri.
99%
70
—
75
110
Y
——
1981—May-Nov
debs '62—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
California
Bond
$4,526,000
3,431,750
June 13
Bonds
3,186,440
87%
63%
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
1976
Southern
Total
U. 8.
Bank
Bonds
Domestie
1978
L
Int'l
Foreign
(No. of
E
series
243.5
Bonds
Shares)
D
series
Railroad
and Miscel.
169
series
5s
299.7
Shares
135
series
4%s
216.1
414.7
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
50
88%
120%
5
3%s
I
240.4
462.6
+ 1.0
136
3%s
series
249.6
284.0
+ 0.7
+ 2.8
'
High.
827/a
--
75
103
Feb-Aug
series
449.8
136
1976
4%s
238.7
ApriZ-Oct
1973-
4%s
472.1
329.3
98
1965
1982
446.5
544.4
94
C
H
521.6
+ 5.1
117%
B
series
3.5
+ 4.3
5
series
4'As
+
284.0
3
1973
F
461.3
476.2
97
series
G
464.5
120
27/aS
series
538.9
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
72%
May-ZVou
3s
series
+ 3.9
High
10%
111
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
A
,
388.8
473.8
462.6*
Service
and
;
Wed.
Jan-July
April-Oct
series
3s
432.5
298.5
—
Finance
•New
Low
+ 3.2
496.9
Goods
Utility
827/a
29%
3%s
3%s
1960-
Hlgh
Change
398.5
477.3
Goods
Non-Durable
Transportation
Trade,
June 3, '60
492.4
Manufacturing
138
"
California
stock
411.3
-
4
'
48%
3s
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
common
Percent
June 10, '60
Composite
97
6s
2—
Corp
prices of the
by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
"
conv
Range
120
Co
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
5%s
Range
m:
11
J
90%
1964—June-Dec
—
Electric
June 13-
Tues.
"
April-Oct
1970—
Service
Closing
Mon.
Jan. I
NO.
88%
87'A
5.234;
Range Since
Sold
High
108% 109
$89
Jen-July
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
April-Oct
Rails,
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
June-Dec
3.48;
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
37/a
37/a
Industrials,
Jan
918. Apr
3% Jan
Apr
2% May
Va
divisors:
Jun
34%
26
1
following
Feb
92%
19%
8%
the
(35 Stocks)
•
Jan
91%
24%
using
Jan
Jun
6%
May-Nov
1968—.
Power
by
'
1963
3%s
daily
17.88.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
;
May
50
Jan
14 Va May
7
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3s
Public
.
;k;a
Jan
30
Feb
9
1976—Jan-July
:
—
Power
1st
65 stocks,
32% May
37% Jan
Jun
%
...
100
15%
14
14
24%
1%
14 %
Television Inc—
1974
compiled
are
8.53;
Apr
%
Jan
41
£—ApriZ-Oct
—May-Nov
3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd-—
Ohio
Averages
Utilities,
Jan
23%
'
:
;
'
30%
7,500
88.41
Thurs. June 16
New England Power
6%s
—
213.56
Jan
93
»•
May
29
iV
40
Bond*
78.86
26%
~~%
Total
79.00
28 %
%
ities
78.93
—J
10__
87-VMar
.
May-Nov
1993
subord
National Theatres &
90.89
Ralls
79.95
May-•
■
37/s
_Jan-July
1978
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
National
146.01
Ralls
80.06
RR—
Western RR
654.88
10
Util¬
trials
Stocks
80.00
300
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1963.—
Development 6s
AGuantanamo
ities
Grade
88.49
Jan
16,900
TS
Corp—
debentures
roads
Grade
88.49
32
32
4s series B 1993
May
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
Finland Residential
^.
trials
Date
10
Second
Indus¬
65
214.02
3/s Mar
June-Dec
1973
series A
4s
Util¬
First
213.68
Apr
1 Ve
10
86
86
86
Rail¬
10
91.50
18%'Jan
300
transacted
91.79
79
10,900
19%
being
Apr
3%
2
dividend,
flat.
ask
145.94
Feb
4,400
range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
t Ex-dia-
in
144.96
Jun
"3%
year's
n
included
654.88
77
80
~3%
(not
655.85
29
650
77
"3%
cash
Ex-stock
in
h Ex-principal,
for
13—
1%
77
(not included
dividend,
Transaction
r
Ex-rights,
y
traded
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
g
range),
14
1%
Quar-Feb
1970
A
debs
6s
Western
mortgage
45
June
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
40
June
Jan
3% Mar
1994—June-Dec
1998
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Delaware
43
28%
Jun
Period
debs
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
Appalachian. Elec Power 3%s 1970
,
50
43
76% May
4% Jan
Feb
Low
subord
conv
Steel
45
Jun
2%
20%
1
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Bethlehem
48%
June
Jan
•'
5s
£1
Co_
5%s
63%
48%
Jan
Mar
2%
2
regular
ord
Petroleum
Inc
48%
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
100
4
3
16,600
Friday
Alsco
$60
Peru
Ltd—
rets
Hargreaves
Jewelry
$63
Jan
39,000
*
preference
Wright
Zale
dep
94%
92
5%
l'A'
pfd—100
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
American
93
90
$90
May-Nov
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972:
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2C08
Jan
3
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Woolworth
16%
$90
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
!
14
1
1
5
1
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson Brothers
IS
173/4
Jan
27/a
——10
Williams Brothers Co
Williams
72
/,,
.,
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
2008—May-JVoo
1949—
(Plan
Date—
Oil Corp
Corp
(The)
$15
__
Jan-July
Apr
12'A
27/a
20
Inc
River
Wickes
96
83%
44
Feb
13%
Jun
75
.*
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
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96
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Jan
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Jun
13
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4
31%
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Jan
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7%
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Feb
Jan
5
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Jan
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168
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Apr
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Insurance
Universal
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ABaden
Jan
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17
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177/e
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19% Apr
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4,300
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Jan
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Jan
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Jun
Jun
54
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34
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24%
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147
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110
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Cincinnati
Diamond
Union
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Jun
Jun
175
Feb
24%
100
23%
26%
26%
171
25% Jun
Jun
24% May
34% Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
Vinco
Jan
38
Walker
38
16
433/4
Jan
59%
145
593/4
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22 3/e Mar
293/8
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793/4
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57%
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Jan
56%
56%
56%
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52
57
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67
62
64%
119
59% Mar
77
Jun
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16%
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47%
53
43%
Apr
57%
200
16% May
53%
Jan
58%
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9%
100
9%
Jun
5%
5%
300
43/4
Feb
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1
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27 3%
72
23
Apr
32 y2
70%
76%
222
42 y2
Jan
76%
Jun
20%
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114
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50
41%
41%
119
10
17%
Jun
25%
Jan
Jun
27%
Feb
343/4
100
3
33
40 %
333/8
400
34% May
313/4 Mar
5
29%
29%
200
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72%
900
;
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1
23%
1
23%
43/4
453/8
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2
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2
23/8
100
2
1%
1%
1 %
5%
41 y4
Jan
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Jan
47%
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293%
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55%
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Apr
57%
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2%
200
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10
7%
Jun
51%
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7%
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May
163/4 Mar
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2
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4
Jan
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200
25%
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6%
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25%
3%
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Jun
10%
103/4
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12%
Jan
22%
100
22%
24%
8%
300
8
May
9%
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100
16
Jun
18 %
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1
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16
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15
1
583/4
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Jun
583/4
583/4
290
41 %
Jan
9%
Controls
583/4
Jun
8%
9%
1,083
5%
Jan
93/4
Feb
15%
15%
200
15%
Feb
15%
Feb
193/4
193/4
100
193/4
Jun
30
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Abbott
Laboratories
common
Jun
Steel
Admiral
Co_
Corp
Jun
25 y8
Jan
Aluminum Co of
128% 133
58
67
70%
69%
713/8
259
69
69
713/4
75
44%
83
127
15
44%
44
45%
138
45
44
45
70
202 y4 May
95
Feb
61%
Feb
643/4 May
38% May
843/4 Mar
423/4 May
20
Feb
American
133
Jun
American
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Jun
American
Jan
American
Investment
53 y2
Jan
American
Mach
99%
Jan
American
Motors
56 Va
Jan
American
23 y8
May
12 50
Cyanamld Co
93
(111)
333/8 jun
122
39
190
40%
3,50
Corp;
1.66%
(Un) I
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Rad & Stand San
American Steel Foundries
54 %
Jan
Anaconda
Jun
523/4
Jan
Apache
69%
Jun
Armco
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62
56% Feb
56%
70
46
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Louisiana
Steel
56%
Jun
Armour
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Co
25
45
28% Jun
55
34%
Jan
Ashland
50
52%
58 3/4
Jan
73
86% May
46%
40 3%
206
13%
14%
76
46%
481%
60
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43%
44
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48%
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105
30
May
12% May
34% Jan
109
Jan
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70
77
64
70
70%
106
50
110
81
Refining
40%
Jan
Jan
48%
Jun
41 y8 Mar
47%
Jan
Avco
27%
38%
Jan
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastlan-Blessing Co
Jun
Radio
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5
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Feb
5%
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I
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Oil
5
79
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Mfg
Gossett
38 y8
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Bell
1
Jan
Bendix
11
22
May
May
48%
23%
37%
Jan
58%
91
44% Feb
Benguet Consolidated Inc
58%
Jun
37%
38
Bethlehem Steel Corp
36
35%
36%
71
22%
22%
23%
240
36% May
34% May
20% Apr
55%
Jan
42% Jan
26
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Binks
Jan
49
58
16%
16%
100
28%
28%
30 3/a
4,700
28%
31%
313/a
32 3/8
1,300
29 3/a Apr
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84%
86 %
300
19%
19%
203/a
Corp
Mar
17%
Jan
Jan
35 %
83 % Mar
2,000
Feb
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12 3/8 Mar
107
Jan
Jan
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25 */8
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37
39
300
263/4 Mar
39
Jun
38%
38
38%
2,900
Jan
57%
59%
1,700
37% May
47% Mar
43%
57%
59 %
Jun
17%
17%
18%
500
173/4
Feb
72
70%
73%
3,100
49%
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74
Jun
23%
23%
25
10,500
22 y4
Feb
29%
Feb
19%
Jan
133/8
13%
400
13
Jun
16
Feb
29%
29%
30%
400
273/a
Jun
37%
Jan
89
88%
90%
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80
Jan
96%
Apr
56%
56%
133/a
56%
400
51% May
57%
35%
36%
500
33
May
43
Jan
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—
51%
300
473/b
Jun
68
Jan
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Jun
Jun
11%
1,400
363/4
900
31%
Feb
14% May
38 % May
64 %
600
59%
Apr
76%
32 3/a
32 3/a
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500
Feb
18 3/4
183/4
200
29% May
18% May
41%
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23%
Jan
23%
2,500
22
27%
Jan
9%
1,500
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700
22%
Jan
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32
23%
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23
32
32
333/4
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13
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13%
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Jan
77
Feb
83
Mar
22%
22%
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17
20%
15,500
67%,
66%
67%
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4%
Jan
24
Jun
15% May
61
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May
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Jan
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May
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50
22%
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Borg-Warner
50
—
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Manufacturing Co
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53%
2
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41%
138
13 %
36% May
63%
common
41%
38
8% May
100
54
35%
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54
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Jan
Jan
40
54
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56 3%
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1,800
10
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Jun
Jan
15
10%
9%
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Feb
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1
1,900
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24%
1
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74
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2,200
64%
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293/8
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23
363/4
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903/4
Feb
Jan
Jun
Jun
165/b
213/4
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(Un)
55
1
323/4
19
50
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Arkansas
66%
Tel
(Un)
12 50
American Viscose Corp
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56 y*
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156
42
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Co
Tobacco
45%
28 3/8
1
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723/4
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36%
68%
23
213/4
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Theatres (Un)
Can Co
American
40%
10
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American
44%
29%
~
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&
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52% Mar
May
16 3/b May
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36%
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47% May
46 % Jan
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America
383/4
44%
24%
j
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32% Feb
Apr
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25
300
39
54%
Jun
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24%
500
Allied
Mar
208 y2
Shares
68%
1
17
Jan
for Week
High
655/8
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Laboratories
46
98%
Range
of Prices
Low
67%
\
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85% Mar
only
Sales
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allied
transactions
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5
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535
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Apr
22%
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92'/4
43%
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1 %
100
143/4
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200
May
32% Jan
1% Jun
2.50
Co
18%
213%
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Socony Mobil Oil
Sperry Rand
1%
Jan
13
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Products
91%
943/4
5
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6 3/4
Jun
293/4 Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
Jun
1
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Metal
18%
92%
5
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3%
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91%
55%
.
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RR
Jan
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Jun
100
339
1
Jan
Apr
44%
Distillers
American
100
30%
10%
1
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Chalmers Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
57%
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Register
Dairy
Cola
5%
123/4
30
1
3
49%
Jun
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44
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National Gypsum
National Lead
30
May
45/8 May
43 % May
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39% Jun
139
21%
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Advance Ross Electronics
Corp
Akron
Brass
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120
3
~
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393/4
2 23/4
400
44%
Jan
38%
26% May
65% May
1,200
43/4
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1.66%
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4%
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37%
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11%
2
233/8 Jan
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47%
17
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163
41%
1
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5
;
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38
46%
10
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18%
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Jun
403/8 Mar
Jan
Electric.j.
Light
May
25%
Jan
26
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13% Mar
58%
Jan
45%
27%
25
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70%
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Sears
42 %
100
Jan
12%
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Pennsylvania
300
14%
900
Jan
11% May
121
Kodak
Montgomery
Jan
Jun
49
1% May
200
Jan
18%
19%
I
&
Jan
19
Jan
63%
18%
__
1
Jun
50%
25
Ohio
1,011
Apr
May
13/8
Apr
91 Ve
Jan
14%
Jun
23%
Jun
12%
25%
Tube
Woodall
57%
37% May
48% Mar
163/b
Jun
48%
Products
Corp
35
Jan
8 s/8
273%
Manufacturing
Universal
7
200
18%
(The)
Standard
200
8%
40%
Scotten Dillon
253/4
I__5
&
Rudy
Jan
Jan
25%
Rust-Proof
Prophet
4
1
Brewing
Peninsular
153/4
Feb
1
Breweries
Davis
Parker
39
Motors
Phillips
119%
Parke
16%-
Jun
2%
16"% May
1
Chemical
Clemens
r
12%
862
29 3/e Mar
Refineries
National
High
...
408
3%
100
Michigan Chemical Corp__.
Michigan Sugar common
Mt
13
Corp
Screw
Apr
Dynamics
National
161
Feb
Masco
18
5
Electric
National
2
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
909
20
Wines
29% Mar
1
Pont
Tel
161
81%
LaSalle
80
.
System
So
Power
General
J an
Feb
1,158
Shares
18%
common
Manufacturing
Leonard
10
_•
Chemical
Pure
Jan
55
28%
10
Dayton
Pepsi
28%
30%
112% 116%
-
for Week
38%
T
Kresge Co (S S)
Lansing Stamping
135
-
Products
North
1,008
Feb
6% May
44% Jun
International
32%
I
Corp
General
'it
60 %
21% May
58% Mar
„I_8
Steel
General
h
Jan
691
62
Mar
High
16%
Friday
Federated Department
Ford Motor
;
Jun
35%
13
&
Intl
20
125
1
Gas
Mead
163/4 Mar
28 3/8 Mar
""""3
Columbia
Martin
100
465
25
Airplane
Eastman
'f
20
35%
m
Columbus
Du
Jan
50
Detroit
i
91% May
8% Apr
6%
23 y8
33 %
Colgate-Palmolive
Dow
87% Mar
33%
23%
58
1%
Paige
Hastings
20%
Cities Service
•
38% Feb
597
166%
&
83 y4 Mar
May
-
26%
10
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Corn
493
Jun
Jun
18%'
Brewing
28%
Oil
Brunswick
;
530
7%
29
61
12.50
Corp
Boeing
I.
Jun
91
Jan
84%
73%
58%
Co
Lakes
31%
Tobacco
Bethlehem
u
38 Ve
773/4 Jan
Feb
Great
19%
Baldwin Lima
./
Feb
7
103%
Feb I
59% Mar
38%
Trailer
Graham
31%
Steel
Ashland
Avco
30%
60
21%
Goebel
19%
Anaconda
Armco
625
82%
89%
Apr
Corp__
Motor
»
Cyanamld
American Tel
h:
38 y8
161
5
I
Motors
American
ft.
;
36%
20
Sales
Range
3%
common-
Motors
Bros
Wayne
___i
I
Can
American
</<
Jan
29%
Jan
46%
.10
Edison
Udylite
Airlines
American
V
Feb
42%
Jan
Stoeks
Ltd
American
' >
1
34 5/8
May
19%
33%
112%
10
American
i
26 3/b May
30
60%
1
_
II
Chalmers
Aluminium
yv.
15
32
100
Rapid-American Corp
U S Playing Card
Jun
135
60%
2
preferred
loy4
19%
59
10
f.
"V,
Apr
Jun
33%
Procter
'
493/4
40%
Jan
34%
23%
Kroger
O 1
i.
6% Apr
38% Jan
36
20
1
Picher
High
27%
29%
Jan
59%
.25
/
General Motors
81%
10
148
38%
Gar Wood Industries
19%
38
45%
Jan
1%
-5
Paper
Continental
Davidson
Freuhauf
33%
50
Week'sr
of Prices
12%
-5
Range Since Jan. 1
27%
34%
__100
Milling Machine
Telephone
Eagle
10 %
$2,000
8%
Corp
Low
40%
10
common
preferred
Cincinnati
Shares
40%
•
Gas
Cincinnati
1
10 y8
»
Carey
Cnampion Paper
JJi1
for Week
8
Piano
61%
3%
-1
Co
Ford
High
20
Laundry
Baldwin
Range
61%
common
Mfg
Manufacturing
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Sales
of Prices
Low
26
12%
:
-5
Co
Brown-McLaren
Budd
•
May
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
M
21
182
70%
Low
-1
Electric
Detroit Steel
'
02%
64%
70%
Last
Sale Price
Divco
Week's
61%
•
STOCKS
Consolidated
26% Mar
Friday
.
82
62
/8
63
—
"
.
Jm
86%
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
119
STOCKS
82
39%
9q3/
24
.
Eaton
'J;
39%
--
j.
653/8 Jun
127
M&y
,'50% Mar
«
37% Mar
74% Mar,
,
64
\h
•*■
1373/4 1381/2
551/4 551/4
-
—
r--1
■J~16%
qi/3
20% May
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON &
CO. for the transmission
3
of these Cincinnati prices.
Chrysler
140
63
153
55
20
64
Burroughs Corporation
57
_*
Transit
are
Jan
Jan
31%
~-.6~.25
124
73
—10
31%
55%
-100
Corp
g5
21%
721/8
—,—6.25
38% May
29%
Inc
97/,
20%
721/8
'
36 %
—50
Mining Co_.
9%
20%
25
1
W)
32
Apr
32% Mar
5
Railroad
Elec
59 %
Mar
50% May
50
22%
27
20% May
50% Apr
493% May
25
Jan
Jan
12%
231
52%
353/8
&
System
Westinghouse
if
>,
29%
23%
Machinery Corp
Smelt Refin
29%
1
U S Rubber Co common
We
Feb
Jun
%
28
70
51
Co.
Cincinnati
Avis
*
___j
Inc
&
56
"
226
Shop Inc
Torrington Co
si,-.
Jun
/ /'•
Jan
'*>
\
443/4
Oil_„—.——♦
Jan
Jun
4
54
288
May
21% Mar
42
303/4
52
45%
Jan
13
25
13%
(F
Jun
30%
10c
285
303/4
2.50
Jan
44%
111% May
Jan
47
10
Co
50%
45
10
-4
~wi"
Hn
Jan
16 %
Jun
Jan
34
25
Co
100
Jan
1,015
4%
Apr
Jan
35
4%
Jan
Jun
—
Jan
6c
1,904
45%
44%
40
BONDS
Jun
11%
203/4
*
933/4
.76%
193/4
700
20%
5
RR
125
L8 ®
Jan
100%
.
Mar
100
34%
100
common
15
23%
20
12%
.07c
20%
35% May
931
qhnp
«
Feb
603/4
65% May
96%
74%
__25
<
cum
Chemical
Mining
683/4
TT
,
Feb
92%
•
100
42%
1
Wtstinghouse Elec
77
51%
38%
40%
r
-
High
37%
—
50%
59%
Low
403/4
—
Mid-Continental
39%
Corp
5%
Hartford
Rexall Drug
!
Sunray
Jan
5
Theatres
RR
Mathieson
Quincy
Apr
68%
47
Co
Cement
Pennsylvania
?
96 %
Jun
5
Central
NH
Olin
Jan
46%
150
•
Service
Companies
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
NY
79%
234
599
New
If
■
Apr
3,669
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38%
(Ohio)
61%
National
i
Standard Oil
Low
Shares
7
Studebaker-Packard
40%
Inc
Narragansett Racing Association
I * I
i 1%
Jan
i
Star
Maine
30%
29%
52%
Co
Loew's
51%
Jun
22% Mar
26 3/a
Sales
for Week
of Prices
25
J)
60%
Kennecott Copper Corp__
t%
t (>.
.
91%
(N
40%
__5
__
Stores
Electric
Gillette
88%
Oil
51%
Motor Co
General
1,076
Standard
*
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com__10
cum
4%%
preferred
100
National
192
25%
High
'
10
Property Trust
Co
First
27%
23%
Standard Oil of Indiana
_25
.
Copper Range Co,-
J j.
Low
.50%
33%
Tel
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
263/8
23%
Company
Edison
Boston
•
1.66%
Corp
Par
Shares
Monday, June 20, 1960
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Low
Friday
„
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
»■
.
'
.
.
(Range for Week Ended June 17)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
\
.
v
»•
26%
28
600
23%
Apr
32%
Jan
38
373/4
38 3/s
700
36%
Apr
48 Vi
Jan
>
1
43%
Jun
38% Feb
•
'
1
%
Jan
57%
Jan
44 % May
Volume
Number
191
5961
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
1
>
Par
Jan
Brach & Sons
Jan
Brunswick
for Week
Range
Sale Price
jh
of Prices
138
Budd
Jan
Burton-Dixie
18
18
18%
1
Company
76V4
193/4
19%
20%
38%
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
70%
B
Jan
Jan
38
39
24
24
24%
21%
23
(Un)-
I—I2I5O
Corp
Low
150
75 Vs
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
135
136 %
(E J)
~
128
3,600
148
Apr
49%
300
Sale Price
High
76%
Feb
Par
Feb
Middle
Jun
16% May
27%
18 %
Apr
23%
Jan
1,900
29
Mar
40%
22%
300
Mississippi
Mai
Modine
Jan
'Calumet
Apr
Jan
Pacific
Carrier .Corp
Jun
4
Inc__
Va %
30c
i
(Un)
common
1%
-
1%
25
.
20
1,000
-1%-
26%
May
2,000
16 Jun
Jan
2|i Mar
27 Va
Morris
24% Mar
30%
200
30
Jun
Jan
New
43
25 y8
500
30%
50
of America (Un)__
_•
Centlivre Brewing Corp
50c
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Cbamplin Oil & Refining common
1
$2
convertible
preferred—-1-J__25
/Chemetron Corp
—.I—x_l
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Corp
25"%
43
40%
Feb
43
Jun
Muter
22%
Jun
31%
Jan
Nachman
5%
Feb
8%
Apr
National
Cash
29%
Feb
41 Va
Jun
National
Distillers
;
24%
8%
10 '
25%
600
8Va
8%
6,700
39%
41%
*
2,900
:
Apr
41%
Motorola
»n
•
Chic
Milw
St
Paul
Pac_.
&
39%
18
18
'543/4
54%
22%
62%
63%
21
20%
17% May
500
22%
633/a
*
'
54%
22 Va
•
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
/
18%
Jan
51
Jan
54%
Jun
28%
Jan
59% Mar
69%
Jan
North
21%
600
19% May
23 Ya May
26
Jan
29 Va
Jan
Jan
200
•Chicago South. Shore & So Bend- 12.50
Chrysler Corp,
25
Id/4
10%
10%
1,400
10
Apr
15%
1,300
42% May
71%
31
Cincinnati
.
Cities
Gas
Service
&
Electric
Co
•
400
51%
1,200
43%
45
Edison
Corp
Crane
Co
Northern
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
Power
Jan
250
82
Jan
89
Apr
58
58%
200
48
Feb
58%
Jun
600
12%
Jun
16%
Feb
Oak
21%
21%
22%
900
20%
Jun
35
Jan
Ohio
Edison
—10
187/a
18%
191/8
3,400
18%
Jun
20%
Jan
Ohio
Oil
61%
60
61%
2,100
56% Mar
62 Vs
Jun
Oklahoma
97
97
100
93%
97
Jun
Olin-Mathieson
200
26% Mar
1331/3
of
28%
I —-10
Co
28%
Jan
300
600
56
Fbe
69%
Jun
400
28%
Jun
35%
Jan
52%
Feb
■
1
il& ll
5
24
Mar
22%
24%
&
900
40%
2,000
88% May
.21% May
30% May
650
16 Va Mar
17%
•
•' 4Q3/
300
33%
33%
34^
3,900
•
28%
Feb
57%
57%
577/.
34% Mar
2,800
50%
Feb
58
28%
1,800
26% Mar
/a
100
39% May
48
Jan
485
22%
Jan
27%
Jun
10
27%
27%
42g
gg
2734
27i/
5
Jan
Jan
16%
2,200
15
15% May
33%
20 ya
Jan
33
341/4
2,100
♦
31% May
34 Ya
Jun
31%
31%
32%
900
39%
Jan
7.50
30% May
28%
28'A
28%
3,300
25 Ya May
28%
5
44%
44s/.
4fiw
6.25
115%
(Un)
25
63%
American World Airways
(Un)- _1
Co
Co
new
common
(Un)-
Natural
Gas
Chemical
Owens-Illinois
Corp
Glass
Gas
&
Electric
108
115%
46 %
100
19
400
9
May
2,300
17
May
Jun
80% May
Apr
22%
63%
185
19Va
1,700
16%
45%
100
Co
•
41%
493/3
49
51
class B
2
12%
12%
12 %
5
151/.
151/
16
__
i4i/a
143/.
65 %
Parker
100
Jan
115%
18
Parke-Davis
20%
54 %
Feb
45%
Jan
48%
Jun
95%
18
41%
20%
62Va
42 %
1,100
45%
Paramount Pictures
&
Pen
3,400 "
64% Mar
Jun
Steel
Cudahy
Packing
Co
America—11
of
Co
&
Detroit
&
Detroit
uouge
Dow
Co
51
Jun
200
12%
Jun
15%
Feb
1,200
14 Ya
Feb
17%
Jan
800
12%
Jun
17 y8
Jan
Chemical Co
Mont
Laboratories Inc
Du
Pont
(E I)
Air
Lines
(Un)
145
56% Feb
66 V2
May
49%
Jun
34 Va
Jun
Inc
Co
Erie
Radio
Railroad
Fairbanks
Falstaff
Motor
Foremost
F
W
D
common
'
.
New.
Inc
Gillette
Glen
"
-
I: Gossard
(W
Great
igb
Jun
i
Jan
i
Jan
i
i
Jun
1
Jan
4
Jan
98%
Jan
Public
6% Mar
11%
Jun
Pure
265%
Jan
Quaker
207% 210
26%
200
23%
127% 132%
1,300
94%
2,800
27%
1,000
12
; 500
8
26%
33
33
Lakes
Apr
33
Apr
Ma?
'
34%
18
Apr
% • Jun
Jun
'
Jan
;':.pL3% Jan
Feb
a
Jan
}
Jan
b
Jan
Jan
a
Jan
Co
38
39
700
34% May
42%
Feb
25%
26%*
525
23%
Jun
29
33%
33%
200
33
Apr
6% May
■
7
f '
•
7
200
Jan
70
68%
16%
17
1,000
22%
24%
2,300
22%
72
72%
8%
4,100
8
45
Standard
Feb
Royal
8
Feb
Sangamo
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
9%
Jan
300
7%
Jun
9
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
T
Jun
8
Jan
43%
45
96
900
38% May
2,500
84% Mar
100
25%
26
89%
43
;
33%
53
30%
31%
623/4
64%
33%
31%
33%
74%
74%
16%
17%
<16%
27
8,600
•'
900
55%
Jan
26
Jun
34
May
22%
22%
22%
100
21%
Feb
35
35
35%
700
30
Feb
38 Ya
49%
100
45
Mar
14%
Jun
47%
Jan
Jun
Apr
400
40%
Jun
50%
Jan
<■
56%
56%
100
56 V* May
66%
21%
21%
200
20%
28
29%
35%
35%
14%
15
8.33%
,
Corp
28%
•
.
1%
800
41%
.:
Hein
(G) Brewing Co
Werner
Corp
Heller
(Walter
Hertz
Corp
Hibbard
E)
Howard
Co
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door:
Illinois Central
Jan
12%
3,700
11%
18%
38%
Feb
44%
Jun
100
38%
Feb
58% May
"•:
7
6%
7%
1
9%
9%
29%
29%
29%
125
3%
33,200"
10%
10
Jan
142%
Feb
28%
150
Feb
7%
Jun
13%
.
8% May
1,200
.v
Jan
.
32 Va
Jan
Apr
37%
500
25% May
30%
Feb
35
38%
700
63%
12,000
45%
2,200
Steamship Co
•
32
32
32
!
150
International Harvester
•
45%
44%
47%
1,100
32%
33 Va
500
105% 107%
900
34%
200
RR__
Corp
—
new
Co__
com
.
_
International Mineral & Chemical.—Is
International Paper (Un)
-7.50
•
International Shoe Co
Jan
International
Jan
Interstate
May
37%
26
43%
Feb
'2 May
*
25%
55
Feb
b
25%
45%
Interlake
Jun
10
General
Steel
Tel
Tel
&
(Un)
'
33%
~9
33%
44%
46%
Jones
Electric
&
Co
&
Feb
Kaiser
Aluminum
b
Jan
Kansas
Power
&
&
Light
New
19%
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
Texas
Gulf
Textron
Thor
Power
Gas
Co
Lyton's
(Henry
Murshall
Jan
63%
Jun
Trans
50 Ya
Jan
Trav-ler
Jun
43
(The*
Jan
Trl
C)
&
42
May
50%
Jan
20th
Feb
33%
Jun
135%
Means
Jan
100
33%
32
May
Apr
Feb
46% May
208
South
Union
La
18% Mar
20
Jan
Merck
&
Co
Jun
Mickelberry's
Products-;
For
Food
Jan
100
United
900
31% May
74% Jun
Jun
76%
99 %
Jan
U
S
79%
500
63
Jan
80%
Jun
U
S
1
5%
5%
5%
7,500
Jan
5%
Apr
Universal
22%
1
9%
9%
footnotes,
see page
44.
58%
Jun
Jun
9%
Jan
4%
500
1,000
10
3,000
1
2% May
3%
Jan
Oil
22%
Jun
Webcor
11%
Jan
Western
18
Co
Inc
8ya
Jan
White
200
45
Feb
55%
Jun
Wieboldt
900
36%
Apr
48% May
151%
120
148
Jun
173
Jan
Wilson
Motor
28*
28
200
23% Mar
28%
22%
24%
5,100
20%
26 Ya
Jan
353/4
36.ya
300
29% Mar
43
Jan
—
30%
30%
100
29
Apr
37%
Jan
—
417/S
433/3
200
357/a Feb
43%
Jun
m/2
41 Ya
n%
300
11 Va
13% Jan
;
__
41'A
42%
May
39% Apr
35
May
40 ya Jun
1,700
38 Va
37 Va
387/a
2,200
41%
40%
427/8
13,800
'
Apr
Jun
50%
Jan
40%
Feb
50%
Jan
Jan
45
44%
45%
800
44% May
56
30%
30%
100
31%
35%
35%
35%
21
24% May
30% Apr
1
20%
19%
21
15 Ya
Feb
21
Mar
23
Apr
33
Jun
1,452
13ya
Jan
31
Jun
1,400
9 Va
Jun
24%
Jan
7% May
17%
32 Va
32%
29%
9%
31
9%
19
9%
8
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2,000
8
100
35%
Jun
Jun
Jan
22
22 Ya
350
1
20%
20%
21 Va
1,500
25
44%
44%
45%
400
20% May
43
Apr
331/4
34
300
32%
Jun
36% Mar
22
22%
22
Jun
24%
Apr
64%
Jun
86%
Jan
5
(Un)
-
22%
x51% x52%
300
63
Jan
24 Ya
Jan
50%
May
19% May
Jan
26 y8
51
Feb
—
72%
73%
2,200
1,700
333/3
__
5
333/8
100
29% Mar
34 Ya May
25
25Va
200
25% May
36%
Jan
Jan
20%
20%
22%
721
19% May
24%
63%
,
_5
*
63%
64%
150
47 Ya
Feb
67
Apr
Feb
28%
Jan
17%
Jun
300
58% Mar
70%
Juh
500
24% Mar
29 Ya Mar
149
12%
253/a
25V2
400
23%
175/.
175/.
177/0
^
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2,000
15%
5
5
251/2
25%
.
__
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-
St
Corp
149
1
•
10
Jun
96
May
13
May
10% May
18 Ya
Feb
13
Jan
19
May
22%
Feb
Yates-America
Jan
19%
Jan
Zenith
Woolworth
37%
__
—
137'A
H
257/8
13%
9
37
36%
79%
79%
Jan
33% May
39 Ya
Jan
100
30% Mar
39 y8 May
136% 139%
i
.■I
200
82
79% Mar
275
126% May
147%
Jan
Jan
37%
38
1,800
32
Jan
38
Jun
26%
26%
1,800
25%
Jun
31
Jan
5
39%
39
401/4
900
32%
30%
32%
300
25%
Apr
Apr
37%
Jan
,„1
"73/3
7%
7%
1,200
7
Jun
7%
Jan
1,800
21
May
31%
Jan
10
(Del)
(Un)_
300
86%
55%
55%
55%
110
84%
2,800
23
24%
600
22%
55%
58
400
10
58
Telegraph
_2%
1
—
Corp
41
116
50% Mar
81%
23
11%
10%
11%
49%
63%
Jun
Jan
May
103%
Jan
Jun
31%
Apr
25%
Jan
58
Jun
9%
Apr
75
6,400
49%
Feb
Jan
200
13%
Jan
55%
41% May
Jan
6.25
63 %
62
64%
1,600
45%
Feb
64%
Jun
5
27%
26%
27%
400
23%
Jun
34 Ya
Jan
Jan
48
51%
500
47
Jun
67%
•
26
26
26
100
19
Jan
26%
•
37
353/4
38i/2
600
33% May
42%
Feb
38%
38%
26%
38%
500
39%
Jan
26%
300
1
common
(Un)
Service
W)
Co
(Un)
World
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
Radio
11%
575
26%
1
Public
(F
0% May
37%
36%
16% Mar
Apr
13,200
10
Electric Power
73% Mar
Wisconsin
12%
8%
Co
Inc
600
17%
1
*
(Un)
Wisconsin
13%
-Zi
-
Co
800
600
*
227/a
81%
Co
Jan
19
Jan
28
22
(Un)
Stores
&
172
19%
Jun
23%
5
Electric
Mhr
18
Jan
48%;
—
—
(Un)
—
May
1,900
45%
19%
42 Ya
Feb
19% Mar
1
Co
—
_
7
8%
55%
42%
>
Jun
38 Ya
600
10
Co
™rlpoolCorp
30
35
200
20%
~
Corp
Union
Jan
900
5,300
48%
19%
,_i
Co
Products
21%
■
37%
"
u8
Westinghouse
10%
35%
.47%
19%
u4
Jan
14
Jan
ji4
89%
94
Jan
5
Feb
10%
9%
55%
4
May
13%
Jun
Jun
Gypsum
15
93
;
7%
36%
47%
3.33%
'
93
13%
900
3,500
Co
Oil
Walgreen
Feb
9% May
18%
I7
8%
38ya
36%
Corp_
79
' 149
7%
37a/4
377/3
24
100
149
8
-
8
23
800
■
7%
23
20%
148
■
525
1,500
1,600
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81
8
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45%
80%
58%
2.50
Co
Rubber
Steel
53%
—
24
56"%
8
5
Co
16%
20%
.
1
Jun
Feb
7 Va
—
Corp
81
.—
*
-
2 Va
22%
22
*
:
80%
44%
23%
78%
58%
54»/4 Jan
19% May
36 Ya Jan
—5
Corporations
36%
4
—
21% May
69 Va May
;
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Air Lines Inc
14% May
78%
16% "
300
23%
80%
,
•
RR—
States
11%
2,800
74%
<Un)_-12.50
17% Jun
1
United
37y8
Inc
38 Va May
934
10
Pacific
36%
''
(Un)_
440
18%
(Un)
Electric
78%
♦
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Blanke Co
42%
17%
__
—20
Union
74%
•
Merrttt Chapman & Scott
41%
-
Salle
Fruit
in¬
Apr
41V4
common
Union
United
2%
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convertible preferred" _i
11%
2
Carbide
1
(F.
Jun
Jan
36
29%
Jan
1
9 Va
"
Corp (Un)
Century-Fox Film
(Un)
54 Ya
1
2,500
7
A?0,? <Un)
40% Mar
I
9%
(Ohio)—-—
Airlines
500
Co——
9%
6.25
Continental
*
Co
Jan
9%
-
Co
Radio
47%
Field
Martin
46%
—
World
47%
46%
1
Jun
——25
Company
46%
.
36Va
•?,
Transmission
Trane
89 %
;-25
1,400
(Un)
Tool
60% May
common
38 Va
—
Edison
5
Libby McNeil 8z Llbby
;
Ligget & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common—
36 %
50c
600
__
•Laclede
Jan
36 %
1
Inc
12%
■
38
5 •!'
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
70
—
May
55
1
Producing
11%
_
33 %
50c
Transmission
68
(Un)_
170
.
25
Gas
31
400
J
common
Texas
12 Va
8.75
(Un)
Kennecot
34%
—
Gas
68
Chemical- _33 %c
33%
Texaco Inc
Jun
Jan
'a
Apr
33%
(Un)
Company
—10
(Un)
31%
52
53%
•
Corp
.—5
x
Laughlin Steel
'4
Jan
Corp
Mid-Continent
47% May
37% May
1,300
19
44%
"_"3.50
Co
28%
—-
United
Jefferson
Power
1,100
_l
preferred-
Corp
Tennessee
Jan
200
63%
Inland
30%
1
issued
16%
a
Indiana
Jun
30%
* •»
Furniture
When
Apr
57
i
■
Jan
3o3a
a-
Studebaker-Packard Corp
14%
"Hi
Jan
Jun
Apr
Storkline
Sunray
43%
1;
Jun
69%
1.40
Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
Jun
2
Jan
13
Standard
Toledo
Jun
Jan
conv
34%
57
_l
(Un)
Co
800
134% 134%
Jun
15
Packaging Corp
Apr
11%
Industries Inc
4
's
Standard
33 %
43%
a25
1,900
Jan
68%
Feb
547/a
A
Indiana
N
Oil
Standard
6%
of
Oil
100
11%
Bartlett
Oil
Standard
Sundstrand
Jun
54%
78%
46%
-5
Dredging
Jan
43%
1
;
Illinois Brick .Co
b
Standard
37
___1
:
800
71%
(Un)_^
Co (Un)_L
Brands Inc
27% Mar
3
&
—
Spencer
14%
1
D
Standard
Swift
Helleman
Jan
'2
Square
Sunbeam
1,500
..
1,000
68%
Jan
—
23% May
Feb
64
66
56 Va
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc
Feb
3
>
Gulf Oil Corp——_
1 Ya
52% May
1% Jun
1%
61%
66%
52%
63 Ya Mar
Southwestern Public Service
23% Mar
40%
63
Apr
Mar
37% May
57% Apr
39% Mar
(Un)_
Standard
*
40%
1,700
400
A
Standard Oil of California
3,600
1
Oil
Co
Pacific Co
Jan
14
—
43%
5
Jun
41%
A_
40
500
—
35% Mar
13%
Corp_
—
23%
40%
-48 %
class
74%
13%
48%
26
43
69%
Corp
Mobil
Southern
Pen
Apr
411/4
^1
77%
Jun
1
Jan
Jan
3
^
48 Ya Mar
Jan
19
3
14%
Mar
Jan
59%
300
69%
(Un)——
60
12% Mar
42%
2,800
ig
54%
Co
200
36
700
my.
19
lo
80%
800
475/3
71%
20 g
class
500 *
.
Jan
447/3
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55"% May
30% Jun
_•
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Oil
Southern
Jan
39%
May
39J/a
»
600
.
Apr
Jun
697/a
Co
&
B
Socony
Jan
Feb
(W
Class
/
63%
45 ya
27 Va
5
Co
Roebuck
Sinclair
Jun
May
Paper
Electric
Sheaffer
Jan
99%
124%
Regis
Sears
Jan
Jan
22% Mar
200
311/8
i
St
Jun
124% 124%
42% Mar
2.50
Co
Service
Jan
74%
7
Public
30
Feb
-
Louis
Petroleum
19%
Jun
26
-
Co
St
Dutch
Jan
7%
500
Jan
500
2,400
10
Corp
92 %
60%
:
29
Jun
Feb
100
92%
92%
Rockwell
300
8,500
21
5
Jan
81/8
8
Jan
19
Co—1—53%
Richman
74%
7%
48
5
J) Tobacco
Brothers Co
39
Jun
721/4
'
64% May
16% Jun
22%
•'
Apr
41 % Mar
471/2
72%
.*
Rexall Drug & Chemical (Un)
i
Metals
1,200
.
5
38
i0
(R
12,100
.
29
Jan
Feb
185
44w,
28%
1
Reynolds
381/a
—-
44%
28Va
Inc
R^nolds
83V3C
Chemical
2
'2
H
Revlon
Feb
7%
Jun
'a
."./I
Jun
2,200
451/8
Co_
_
Co—
12
I„I_IHl
Utilities
Oats
29%
3.33 Vs
Rubber
._•«
—.5
Corp of America (Un)—
Packing Corp
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
26%
1
Indiana
Rath
38%
_i
of
__i
(Un)-
24% Feb
1
37%
;
(Un
Co
Co
300
8%
5
Co
&
Service
Oil
__
*
(The)—
29%
8%
44
wi__
3
Radio
Jan
Ja<m
,
Electronics Corp
Cooperage
States
201
Co
27
8%
38%
Dock
Gulf
V2" <;
9
44%
Rubber
Corn
16%
9;
1
class
Bros
34
12%
16%
400
Jan
b
85 % Mar
2,300
v
—1.66%
Greif
Greyhound
;•
1,100
11%
1281/4
—■-______L
Great Lakes Dredee &
i
92%
10
3%
City Steel
Drug Stores
Gray
1
91%
71/8
Granite
.
Potter
7
&
H )
22
Jan
3
Corp ex distribution
Tire
1,200
Jun
32%
7%
Goldblatt Brothers
Goodyear
44
22
44%
Jun
; 31/4
—
(The)
Alden
43i/„
22
Feb
__2
Utilities
Tire &
43%
40%
23%
__2
Cement—
common
27%
700
Corp..
General Motors "Corp
General
300
200
«
Genesco
325/a
44%
10
Corp
Telephone
317/b
24%
2081/4
5
Genl
57%
44%
3
Dynamics
•
Mar
11%
Foods
Public
43
911/4
Electric Co
it General
800
23%
_i
Portland
47%
44%
General
General
47%
50
231/4
General
?..
47%
Jan
Finance—
Contract
General
12.50
Feb
30
HZIIIII1
HI5
Inc
Corp
General
Jan
26% Mar
48
l
Eankshares
Box
34 Va
4,400
Apr
Transportation__2.50
General
1,800
34%
Jun
2
Inc
General
49%
31%
25
5
Co
American
45%
34%
38%
6 25
Corporation
General
-65 Ya
49%
common
29%
Co
Trailer
65%
33%c
100
1
funf" "
Bankshares
Dairies
Fruehauf
25
33%c
500
Corp
Rubber
Flour Mills of America
Ford
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
25
(Un)ll5
Corp
Wisconsin
Jan
Jan
45
3
Whitney Corp
Firstamerica
13%
31Va
44%
*
&
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
(Un)
Philco
Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
1
Co
Tire
Jan
Jan
25
io
(Un)
Phonograph
Brewing
Firestone
/ First
&
64%
29%
25
_5
Paso Natural Gas
Emerson
.
de Nemours
Kodak
:.
18%
Jun
May
44%
I_20
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(Allen B)1-l
(Un)
Manufacturing Co..
i-*4.unah
17%
10
5
Navigation
Du
El
9%
1
Cleveland
Co
9%
>
common
Edison
Eastern
5
„
Curtiss-Wright Corp «Un
Deere
.12.50
18%
—_
Jan
46 Ya Mar
36% Mar
Pfizer
Crucible
Jun
600
1
Pan
48%
25
29 Ya May
16
Jan
28 % May
27V
Feb
May
153/3
Jan
100
Jan
Jg%
41 Va
Jan
34%
Jan
40 Va
U^8
29%
11%
-
Jan
317/a
Jun
46 Y\
34%
29
108
Jun
Jun
9
300
18%
Jun
39%
800 :
58 Ya Mar
91
22%
31
Pacific
1,300
200
qj,/
~~
Jan
-
Jan
67V
29%
215
Jun
9
Jan
13
5,300
48 Va
25%
Jun
Apr
7%
19
58%
41%
11
Jun
97%
33
53%
9
193%
85% May
5% May
18%
42% May
24%
Feb
300
31
700
39%
141
200
6%
Jan
18%
300
9
jun
32%
58%
401/4
70
Apr
1
44%
Jan
200
Jan
60%
200
53
10
58%
24%
1
——
29%
Jan
1,900
55 Ya
3.33
441/8
_5
America
Jan
24
Apr
38% May
40% Jun
3,000
mi/.
6
Co—
Bancorporation
Manufacturing Co
58%
j_ —10
-—II
Corp
■
44%
«
Americallllll
of
Co_
Northwest
13%
Jan
20%
1,050
5
Service
(Un)
T2%
jun
33 Va
g6%
1
Northwest Airlines
(Minnesota)
87%
30 % Mar
28%
»
Ry
Jan
49 Ya
2,300
VJl
/a
8
,0?
™
5
Jun
48%
65% May
400
667/a
•
Co
38 Va
'
—25
.
Gas
Feb
Apr
6,900
29%
5
;
Public
39% Jun
38 % May
•
—
RR
Natural
13
common
I
Motors
Co
Jan
Jua
8%
11%
1
Aviation—
Illinois Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Indiana
29%
Jan
5
(Un)
American
Northern
25% Mar
77/«
1
High
5
Prod
Central
86%
"I
Continental Can Co
Controls
York
84%
—15
—
Foods
Continental
New
1
—100
Power
'Container
'
5
Consol Natural Gas
Consumers
'
?ii/4
22%
Siv
S* J3%
__
5
Register
100
400
011/
3
Corp
86
__100
preferred
Consolidated
>
38%
40%
Inc
Commonwealth
$4.64
37%
41%
1
—,
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia Gas System (Un)
'
38 Vs
common
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Co
'
10
Iron
4Va%• preferred
•Coleman
50
-8.50
;
Cliff's
Cleveland
46%
3
—Hioc
Northern
26%
463/a
—'5
National Gypsum Co_„
National Lead Co (Un)_—
17 Va May
25%
.
44g
41g.
*
common
200
251/4
_
23%
*
Company
400
*
;
•
Inc
344'
V!
31%
1
(Un)„._
Low
2fls/
/a
Co
&
(Phillip) •& Co
•
Feb
Ward
Range Since Jan.
Hiffh
oca,
(Un)
Chemical
Shares
^
~oi/„
io
Manufacturing Co
Montgomery
■
for Week
27
FueL
25%
10
——
preferred
Celanese
23
5
;
Export Gas Ltd.
•Canadian
Jun
Hecla
&
Canadian
Range
29%
1
(Un)
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
10
•
River
Monsanto
Jan
Utilities
New common
Jun
26
Jan
South
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Jan
3,700
-
Friday
Last
STOCKS
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Corp
(Range for Week Ended June 17)
Sales
Week's
Machine Co
Corp
10
10
10
1
*
5
1
II
70%
70%
i37/a
i23/4
J4y
78%
79%
21%
24
791/4
24
115%
116 V4 121 %
„
100
1,100
240
36% Feb
25%
Feb
59% Feb
12%
Jun
78% Apr
2,500
17
Mar
325
95
Apr
Jun
'
27% May
72%
Jun
19
Jan
84% Jan
24
121%
Jun
Jun
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
1
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*
i'
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
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fi*
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Allegheny
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Corp
Warrants
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357b
Jun
Parke
46
46
100
45 % May
523,4
Jan
23
400
22%
Feb
247b
Jan
19%
197.
19 72
1,100
17
Jan
217b
217B
100
1,700
163/4 May
22
May
257a
Davis
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1172 May
18
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Pfizer
(Chas)
35 74
600
29%
Apr
387.
Jan
Philco
Corp
87B
400
874
Jun
13
Jan
1~25
74
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500
7.
Jan
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Prince
Consolidated Mining
A Feb
&
Co
Inc
(Un)
50c
50c
300
50c
Jan
72c
Jan
24
24
100
22 %
Apr
25 7a
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
8 7b
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1,100
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637a
637B
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Fargo Oils Ltd
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3
5,400
3
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3
5574
3
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Feb
1272
65 74
&
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Gamble
Co
Corp
Corp of America
May
47a
Feb
Ry
19
100
167s Mar
203/8
Jun
Rayonier
& Realty
Inc
28 74
100
273/4 May
343/4
Jan
Raytheon
Co
26
Equip
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Pood
Ford
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&
Chem
Corp.
Co
For footnotes,
see
page 44.
10
3,400
Jun
28
Jun
3,200
233/4
Jun
297a
Jan
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures
(Un)
367a
200
33Va
Feb
377a
Apr
Republic Steel Corp
137b
127b
137a
1,200
113/4 May
S
Jun
16 3/a
Jan
Reserve
8%
133/4
Jan
Rexall
54 »/2
52%
55%
1,100
45
May
56 74
Jan
697b
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28
2774
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26
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26
27%
Fluor Corp Lt
69
71 7b
2,200
643/4 May
9274
Jan
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco- (Un)
9
400
3,300
47b
51/8
4,600
47s
Jan
387a May
253/8 Mar
47a
Feb
473/a
Jan
373/a
jun
77a
Jun
Jan
32
32
200
31
May
383/4
Jan
467b
47
300
42 74
Jun
523/4
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10974 1091/4
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447.
44 74
200
363/8 Mar
46
62 y2
62 72
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29 7. Jan
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25
25
257.
2574
2274
487b
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May
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100
267.
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200
23 Yb
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25 74
100
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2278
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1,300
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1,400
8872
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130
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8572
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2.30
2.40
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1,700
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8 3/4
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8972 May
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Apr
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300
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4472
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41
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-
487a
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34
31
51
377a Mar
51
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5
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451/2
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10
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3,400
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327b
1,200
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100
77b
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263/4 Mar
Jun
Jun
447s
31
32 3/8
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27 y8
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38 7.
Apr
6872
5
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100
613/8
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687.
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433/4
447b
500
417. Mar
477a
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1,000
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10c
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5c
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114
114
100
83
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3
5
247.
241/2
200
227a Mar
293/a
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28 %
287a
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600
271/2
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•
723/4
72
7772
1,500
60
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787.
Apr
8
300
77s
Jun
187b
187b
203/b
1,300
177a
Jun
273/4
Jan
43
403/4
43
1,200
371/2 May
53 7a
Jan
1
29
277a
29
200
77.
9
Jun
Feb
Co—
201/4
Feb
29
Jun
50c
9%
97a
500
73/4
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107.
Apr
10
(Un)
Chemical
2
1
1
(Un)
(Un)
19
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373/8
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9
Co
2874
3
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200
3
16 3/4
83/4
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423/4
1
3472
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42%
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8
267a
1
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
35
87B
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*
16%
_1
20
303/a
(Un)
Penney (J C) Co new (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
5
common
257a
*
*
(Un)
10
Whitney
Jan
25%
14 2/7
Corp
Airways
23
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3672
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common
Electric
American
1
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40 3/4
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293/4 Mky
313/b Jun
Development—337.C
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Ltd
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100
2
23
50c
900
2,500
313/b
10
(Un)
Emporium Capwell
Co
33 s/8
17s
1.45
403/4
313/a
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4
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3
5
Co (Un)
Specialty
1J*
1.40
367a
25
5
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1A
1.40
25
preferred
10
5
Jan
Jun
Mar
313/8
27 7b
Petroleums Ltd
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10
Jun
Jan
Jan
403/4
,
307a
Pacific Lighting Corp common
$4.50 preferred
417s
11
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25
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357b
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500
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l
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25
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7a
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May
8
317a
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872 May
287b
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5
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1672
29
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8
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preferred
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1,200
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Auto-Lite
Erie
147b
31
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Emerson
May
17
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25
1st
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337B
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Kodak
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13 74
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duPont
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Co
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pfdred 1st pfd "A"
183/a
33%
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1st
143/j May
Mar
2074
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In fc
24
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5
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Cement
red
Jan
163/4 Mar
20
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357a
20c
Petroleum
Oas & Electrts common
12%
•
400
15c
1
Pacific
100
2.50
1,300
20%
5
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Pacific
16%
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200
1
2374
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1
Corporation
Olin-Mathieson
19,400
(Un)
197a
25
Pacific
Northrop
16%
;
Co
Jan
7
1
(Un)
common
preferred
15
common
127a
Jun
353/8
1
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13/4
12%
Jan
May
5
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.
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100
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207.
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10
Chem
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:
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15
50c
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RR
29
7%
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;
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Min
28%
1
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18%
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Inc
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Crestmont
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of
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62 7b
62 7s
300
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54 3/a
Jun
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39
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(Range for Week Ended Jiine l 7)
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Friday
STOCKS
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Richfield
Oil
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Co
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San
Paper
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Co
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&
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Schenley
Schering
Industries
Corp
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Shell
Oil
Siegler
Oil
Calif
Southern
A
79 %
89 %
89 %
Oil
Standard
old series
A
Stauffer
:
Feb
90%
Apr
22%
Jun
Feb
13%
58%
Jun
13%
13%
Apr
15%
Jan
13%
13%
100
8% Mar
14%
Jun
9%
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21
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23%
Jan
28%
28"%
500
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28%
Jun
22%
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170
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80
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Jan
103
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72 % Apr
170
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Perfect
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia
&
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21
23 %
600
19 V2
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42
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Jan
Jan
27%
Apr
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Jun
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200
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10
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Apr
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83
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Jan
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Friday:
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Sales
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Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
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Columbia
Gas
;
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Harbison
Walker
of
Pgh
Fuel
18%
Shares
41
65
8
170
19%
58
9%
9
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405
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24%
24
24%
631
36
35%
36
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47%
8.50
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Co
*
Supply
10
37%
High
37% May
6% May
18%
Jan
Jan
20%
Jun
8%
56 %
10%
,
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
21% Mar
24%
Jun
70
32%
Feb
36%
Apr
61
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Jun
35
200
38
25%
25%
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Low
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7%
18%
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Co
(Joseph)
Mountain
40
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10
of Prices
Low
1
Inc
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
14%
56 %
Jan
Jan
45
Apr
40
23 % May
26
May
93
12% Mar
15
Jan
4
Apr
Jan
6
May
Jun
45%
Jan
Apr
16% May
35%
Jan
19%
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5
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4
300
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18
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200
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400
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100
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10c
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1,000
39
39
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42 % Mar
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100
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11
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Feb
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63%
100
25
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31%
12
Jan
Apr
73'/a Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
50%
12
Jan
42
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inc
13
19%
,
47%
24
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76
Jun
45%
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62 y2
12
27
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Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
19
36Vb
13%
•
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Natco
22%
276
94%
10
coin
—
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19
45
26%
50
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10
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2.45
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common
&
42
33
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5
33
150
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80
2,366
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33
26
652
45
3
Power
Gas
20
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Washington
-
20
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Jun
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1
Tube
Inc
Transportation
Co
Jan
,
11%
•
Corn
Service
Jun
56%
42% May
17
2
Inc
Paper
18%
Mar
40
50
25
May
*
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Corp
& Light
Public Service Electric
Reading
Jan
17
__
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Electric
Electric
Jan
19%
25%
17%
1
Inc
Power
93%
11%
1
♦
Chemicals
Jun
64% May
16% Jun
32%
40
10
Co
200
33
(Un)
Navigation
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10
25%
10c
26y4
1
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&
20
*
24.50
Resistance
26
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21%
__
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26'A
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common
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Jan
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common
Jan
21
Jun
5
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25%
Jun
8
1,200
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Jun
64"%
5%
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29
20
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5%
72
21%
May
5%
52% Mar
29
116
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Jun
Jun
100
__
1
—
preferred
40
700
39%
24%
130
B
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Sun
Jun
35% May
21% Mar
21%
Pennsylvania
South
9%
488
2.085
6.737
&
Scott
20
24%
45%
2,400
3,100
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28%
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900
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1
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Insurance (Un)
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31%
24
,
33% May
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Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)___
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp
6.25
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
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26%
13
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700
39y2
26%
Feb
200-
37%.
39%
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common
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17
May
23% Mav,
3% Feb
—
1
Power
Air
Woolworth
100
37%
-
__
llVe
5
Co
Water
Co
17
—
6.25
(Un)—_
Dept Stores
&
400
37%'
Jan
8%
1
;
l—;
2
Jun
1,000
Jun
16%
Dairies
(The)
Horne
Western
Wilson
66%
: 3%
28%
_10
old
(Un)
Basin
47
3%
39%
1
Western
Williston
400
—
—2.50
Petroleum
Coast
66 V2
-
36%
Jun
Battery
Feb
13%
16%
.'
Co
—
Equipment
Preferred
24%
1,800
A—
5
—
Sugar
Washington
19% May
17%
26%
_1
Associates
Westates
600
25%
„
common—
Corp
common
Utah-Idaho
22%
17%
'
New
Jan
37
:_10
:
24%
Mar
•
18%
25%
—
—5
37
Apr,
86%. Jan
17 %
Jan
12%
2,149
Smith Kline
Jun
,(Un)Al:i-^_:_l—l
(Un)—
Jan
Jun
-
25%
5
Feb
18%
17% -17%
--
10
50%
-
Jun
63
:
Apr
13% May
32% Jun
16 Va
64
-
Jan
4% Mar'
64%
20%
-
May
24%
22%
__
:
-
43 %
37
J
900
1
2
,
28%
170
Jan
1,100
73 "
16% :.
common-—_____ 1
Oil
Jun
1,000
72
16%
-1
'
600
22%
72
Co__i—_Il;
20% May
3% Feb
100
33% I
24%
25% Mar
800
-100
-
16%
AlOy
—1
.
.
13%
33
May
800
44%
13%
:
9
:400
".3% '
44%
„
5
common—
Cons
Universal
'
47 Vb Mar
1,500
854
13%
72%
Fund
Martin
Philco
,.200
..
35%
13%
69%
Potomac
10
34%
13%
29
Coal
Jun
62%
34%
13
69%
Madison
Jan
i'__
Universal
■
Lehigh
65
59%
9%
'
Jan
67%
2nd
62%
:
(Un)
$1.41
Jun
9%
39%
Co
International
56%
59
61%
.
.
50c
Corp
Jan
Jun
5
series
1,400
59"%
22%"*
Const.
Inc
Jan
54%
30%
Pulp & Paper—
Jun
•
(Un)—
Industrial
50%
Jun
182
29
5.12%
40
Co,(Un)
Inc.
Industries
Hudson
Apr
common-,.——
S
Jun
45 Vb
34
69%
Hamilton
28%
5
common
U
General
200
;
25
Cofp
40
30%
Acceptance Corp common
1
Motors Corp
1.66%
General
40
.Corp
Gas
Jan
Apr
30%
4.33
Light
Insurance
Motor
Foremost
39
39
(Un)___10
Fruit Co
United
Ford
Jan
i__
Corp
44
96%
3
Firemans
42%
25
Aircraft
Jan
35% May
40
300
Jan
—
Co
&
Storage
Jun
common
Airlines
Electric
26 Vb
(Un)
Sugar
Jun
1%
51%
79%
Light
300
A Union Electric Co (Un)———_—_-_10
Union Oil Co of Calif-———25
--y Union Pacific Ry Co (Uh)__A—10
*United
Power
27%
TXL Oil .Corp .(Un)—J——___1,'-"
Tennessee Gas Transmission—:
5
Union
44%
Jun
8,333
1.8O
Transit System
300
Petroleum
Tri-ContinentaL Corp
Feb
Feb
91%
Jun
Jun
82%
88
25
Duquesne
5,700
(Un.)
81
C
Jun
89%
Co
Delaware
42%
34
Realty
D
66%
Co
Publishing
45%
21 %
Transamerica
Curtis
27
3%
Oil
Soup
Chrysler Corp
High
610
•
^
Campbell
Low
69%
Electric
Company
45%
20%
Inc
Budd
40%
5
Sulphur
City
Transit
Range Since Jan. 1
High'
66%
;
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Low
68%
_33%
Tel—
&
Atlantic
5
^1
Shares
1
Corporation
—10
(Un)
Trico Oil & Gas Co-_^-_^-_—50c
>>.'•.
_
Feb
38%
1%
7,100
12%
Apr
35 %
9,500
41%
Apr
8y2 May
300
1%
41%
32%
Tishman
:
2,000
Co
Arundel
Jan
5 'A
33
Inc
56
47%
__
25
(Un)
Corp
Tel
Apr
3,400
lc
<
American
Jun
21%
3%
Tidewater
:
61
56%
20%
Gulf
Jun
21%
6%
California-..
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc
,
800
1,400
1
.Textron
.
16
37%
56%
—
*
,
.
Stores
Feb
35
15
35%
1
Texas
Jan
5,800
*
International
Texaco
10%
20
1
(Un)
oi
w
8% May
37%
50c
(Ohio)
common
12%
19%
1
New
•
300
19%
•
Service
Gas
Swift & Co
Jun
73%
—
for Week
Par
American
Jun
44%
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)j.
.
Jan
79%
20 Vb
Sunset
H
V
36%
5
Chemical Co
Suburban
May
I 69 y8
May
100
2
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebakei-Packard common
;L,
Jan
500
25
Statham Instruments Inc__„
y>
1
100
61
Corp——
Warner
JUU
800
9%
Oil Co
Oil
Stanley
%
10% May
21%
36%
(Indiana)-
Standard
Jun
Mar
22
Jan
58%
25
Inc
Co
7
55
A'
21%
5
common
Oil
Standard
Jun
Jan
56%
__
15
Co
Standard. Metals
.standard
38
22%
57%
—25
Public
Brands
Feb
J/4 Mav
2->%
4,200
79%
(U11)
Inc
Standard
1,800
600
__
Spiegel
100
1
500
common__25
Co
Sperry-Rand Cory
Warrants
42%
.•
89%
5
Petroleum
Pacific
Apr
-
__
2
(Un)_;
Southwestern
40 V4
100
<
%
(Un)
Co
Edison
Calif
Co
36 "A
18 %
237/8
Inc
Calif Gas Co
Southern
2,400
37%
%
1
class
preferred
Southern
Jun
23%
2.50
Original preferred
4.32%
Southern
23%
%
7.50
Mobil
14% May
42%
__—20c
Sinclair
Oil Corp
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Socony
3,500
23%
1
Co
Southern
Jan
23%
v
1
_—
Corp
Oil & Gas Co
Signal
46%
3
(Un)
Co
Jun
9%
1
Inc
Water
36%
■
-" 28
1.40
;
Shasta
300
8%
;
Servomechanisms
38%
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Feb
17 "A
Week's
Last
Sale Price
May
80%
Apr
27%
Co_.
(Un)
1.35
Mar
12%
28
_1
_
Co
&
Mar
69
18 Va
__
♦
Finance
Roebuck
90c
100
400
8%
(Un)__
Sears,
500
1
1
Scott Paper Co
Seaboard
1.15
36%
__
STOCKS
Jan
137/8
10
common
Diego Imperial Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.,
28
70%
20%
36%
5
San
18% May
37 %
__
20%
(Un)__—•
(Un)
90
l.io
•
Ry
20%
Friday
-
,
High
13%
__
(Un)_^_20g
Inc__
Francisco
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
70 %
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Aeronautical Co
Shares
High
20
♦
^
Ryan
St
Low
•
1
Aircraft
for Week
of Prices
1
•
_
Corp
'
Rohr
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
\
Rice
Week's
Last
\
'
64%
64%
66%
348
5
16%
16%
16%
20
65c
70c
33%
33%
34%
37
32% Mar
21%
21%
27
16%
Apr
25%
18%
18'A
119
17% May
1%
1%
460
29%
30 %
138
62%
64%
726
32 Vb
Jan
Renner
64%
/« xviay
3^ Mar
M a
10
Jun
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Seeberg
1
59
Jan
Jun
12% Mar
100% May
__—
1
—
,
825
80 Vb
Jan
22%
Jan
80c
Jan
38 %
Jan
50c
May
Jan
14c
••
Co
Jun
15% May
60
136
Jan
i
S
(The)
Corp
Engineering & Foundry Co
Glass
&
Chemical
5
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)
"1%
10
6.25
63
Jan
22 V8
Jan
Apr
2%
Jan
25% May
46% Mar
32%
Jun
64%
Jun
1
r
r
x
x
r
a
y
r
a
r
n
n
CANADIAN. MARKETS
n
r
(Range for Week Ended June 17)
n
-V
n
n
Montreal Stock
n
n
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
■
Exchange
in
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last-
Dollars
Sale Price
n
'
"
Friday
fe
STOCKS
.
Range
Sale Price
P
Par
ri
n
Weed's
Last
\
Abitibi Power & Paper
4%%
n
common
~25
preferred
n
Algoma
>r
Aluminium
Steel
:b
Aluminum
n
4%%
»
—___
_i__:
of
Canada
4%
pfd_ —25
preferred
—
"
,
Bailey
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
4,145
a22% a22%
100
35% Mar
41%
•Jan
21
22%
Jan
May
33%
2,940
32 % Mar
39%
30%
32
11,883
28% Mar
33%
a21
a20%
a21
500
19% Mar
32%
32%
43 %
1
High
30%
.
Ltd
Co
—
Shares
41%
40
40%
"
of Prices
Low
Par
.
21
Jan
Jan
Mar
675
40
Mar
43%
Apr
50
50
50
25
49
Feb
51
Feb
50
41%
42
120
37
Jan
42
Jun
50
43%
43%
n
n
ir
n
n
n
Anglo
Canadian
Anglo Can Tel
•<
$2.90
Pulp
Co
pfd_.
4 % %
pfd
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd
29%
575
25
1,572
20%
920
20%
Jun
23%
23 %
20%
20%
n
see page
44.
140
47
5%
Mar
Nova
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
—
16%
16%
Low
High
150
16 %
Jun
High
19
Jan
10
Scotia
:
53 %
52
54
5,177
47% Mar
55 %
10
58 %
58%
60
1,975
58 Va
Jun
71%
Jan
4.10
4.60
59,620
4.10
Jun
4.60
Jun
53%
53
54
793
36
36
36%
705
33% May
41
Jan
—
42
42
150
36
44
Apr
31
32
800
23% Mar
33%
Apr
44%
Banque Canadian National
10
Banque
10
Provinciale
Bathurst
Power
&
(Canada)
Paper class A
Class B
•
•
Telephone
25
—
44%
43
Mar
Feb
65
Jan
Mar
45%
11,356
42%
Jan
46
Jun
46
46
725
41%
Jan
46 Va
Jun
48%
48%
90
45'A
Jan
48 Va
Jun
A,
Bowater
Corp
5%
preferred
5%%
Apr
preferred
Bowater Paper
50
£.
Jan
Rowaters
Mersey
Jan
Brazilian
Traction
Jan
British
American
50
:
28
-
25
Rights
Bell
Shares
4.10
of
26%
.
pfd
Montreal
35%
Mar
27
Bank
Selburn
of
50%
Feb
20%
27%
*
n
27
*
common
Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
footnotes,
50 Va
50%
Asbestos
For
50%
50
Bank
for Week
Range
"
Sales
for Week
Sales
Week's
of Prices
5%% pfd
Light & Power
Oil
common
—
—
8%
8%
50
48
47%
48%
500
•
4.55
4.25
5%
11,665
•
25%
25%
27%
6,280
—.
744
7% May
45
Mar
3.50 May
25%
Jun
10%
48
Jan
May
5%
Jun
35%
Jan
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2672)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
STOCKS
High
Low
High
4% %
4
cumul
% %
5%
100
red
a74
100
pid
a74
85
85
.
Columbia
Columbia
Brockville
Brooke
85
Mailman
Jun
5%
41%
42%
37% Mar
42
y2
Jun
463%
46 3%
100
43
Jan
46 3/4
Jun
51 %
50%
51 %
313
473/4 May
11% Mar
51%
Jun
Mitchell
14 V4
Jan
Molson
303/4
Apr
37 V4
Jan
Class
Mar
45%
Jun
135
12
12
12%
395
32%
31 %
32%
1,820
44%
25
44%
45%
497
preferred
10
11
ny4
1,950
Ltd
25
18
18
105
15
14%
15
2,567
34%
is%
18 y4
18%
(1959)
Corp
1
Products
42
9% Mar
11%
18
Feb
15
common
29%
Jan
34%
1,820
16%
Feb
Preferred
Canada
100
Cement
17
4 % 7o
4%%
10
17%
93
Breweries
18
1,475
75
75
75
53
53
50
23%
23%
1,114
•
43
43
150
class
12.50
Aviation
11%
25
Mar
a85
10
89
Mar
89
Mar
.
10
7,275
8 3/4 Mar
100
225
933/4 Mar
102
Jan
al2
99
all%*
55
103/4 May
13
May
12%
Jan
-
25
2,179
21
Feb
26 Ya
Jan '
24
243/a
2,531
20
Apr
253/4
Jan
40%
40 %
55
39
Apr
41%
Jun
14%
15%
805
143/4
Jun
17%
86 %
80
86%
Apr
91
Jan ;
Jan
1,045
14 y4
Apr
15%
Jan
243/4
243/4
*
■
i-:
.
40
Locomotive
Morgan & Co 43/4%
National
*
pfd—
Mar
98
May
35
Jun
17 y4
Jun
4
Jun
83
Jan
53,
Feb
39% Mar
45%
Car
Ltd
11 %
Jan
39% Mar
23%
280
Corp
14%
14%
13%
716
12
Mar
36
37 y4
3,654
36
Jun
13%
14
1,087
13
Mar
43
43
440
40
Mar
125% 125%
15
125
Apr
20
May
36%
•
.
•
14
*
common
43
100
.
15
13%
*
common..
193/4 May
Jan
48%
14 V*
Jan
46%
Jan
138
Jan
Jun
24
86%
common..^
& Chemical
Steel
Ogllvie Flour Mills
7%
preferred
23 % Mar
75
Drug
Mines
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Jan
27 y4
143/4
100
Noranda
Jan
Apr
'
Ontario
7%
Steel
Penmans
103/4
Feb
11%
Feb
Placer
19%
18 V*
20
2,205
13
Feb
20
Jun
Power
53
52 3%
53%
2,972
46% Mar
56
Jan
Price
36%
36%
38
7,002
31 Yb Mar
38
Jun
4%
Jun
16
Jan
Apr
22% May
British
Aluminum
•
11
ll3/4
675
11
Canadian
Bronze
common
•
20%
21
315
20y4
100
a78
a78
5
13%
13%
100
123/4
Apr
13%
20
1,665
18%
Apr
23
Jan
30%
31
750
23
Feb
31
19%
of
&
9.25
542
24
2,270
28%
28%
175
8.00
■
■
Ltd
preferred
*47
.
8.00
42%
1,750
80
300
al4 al5%
75
41
100
12%
10%
Jan
Apr
Apr
13
'
Jan
Jun
553/4
'
Jan
31
Jun
443/4
Jan
Jun
29
Jun,
223/4
53
41
'■.
»
23
19%
Jun
273/4 Mar
200
13
47
79
*
4.___
common
13
13
—1
Canada
Co
19 %
22 3/4
23
•
Development
Corp
10
155
8.00
*
Tubes
common
Bros
al9
19%
Jan
20
al9
19%
*
—100
Pacific Petroleums
-
•
Canadian
Products
preferred
•
common
Jan
20
Jun
9 Vb
all 3/4
»
11
Preferred
10
Electronics
Breweries
A
——
Page-Hersey
common
19
20
9y4
♦
*
Ltd
B
Montreal
Jun
19%
26% May
24 % Apr
17 y4
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
597
•
.
preferred
Canadian
12,021
26
Steamship
57c
500
28
27
100
common
preferred
Canada
97
27
26 7/8
~
20
preferred
Malting common
Canada
97
27
26%
common
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
14% Mar
100
100
class A
National
Calgary Power
5,510
a85
common
preferred
(RobtJ
16 %
20
May
1,690
5%%
Jun
9%
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
Jan
;
High
153/8
15%
*
common
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
100
Ltd
preferred
46%
34
Can
Brown Company
Building
Mar
•
Telephone.
Chemical
Bond
81
*
Products
Forest
British Columbia Power
British
73% May
50
50
.
preferred
British
Mar
25
.
69
50
preferred
preferred
5 % 7c
10
Shares
Low
Par
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
preferred
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Br tlah Columbia Electric
4%
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Bale Price
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
,
(Range for Week Ended June 1 7)
Sales
Week's
.
Jan
38 % Mar
47
Jan
75
Jun
84
Jan
13% Mar
15
Apr
Jun
18
Jan
Jun
80
Jan
Jun
5%
preferred
Canadian
Canners
class
Canadian
Celanese
common
$1.75
A
Canadian
-25
Chemical
Co
Ltd—
6
B
50c
Canadian
Husky common
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
6%
Oil
Petrofina
Cockshutt
Ltd
Jan
123%
13%
123/4
jun
17 y4
69%
Apr
76
Jan
16
21
a9%
a9%
alO
14
155
3.75
Ltd.
3.75
4.05
8
Co
8
A
•
,
17%
Coronation Mortgage
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
•
Seal
Zellerbach
class
International
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
&
Steel
Preferred
17 3%
10%
Lawrence
5cjc
Textile
&
5.00
Feb
Class
Brewery
Sherwin
Canada
Southam
Feb
A
Steel
Enamel
&
Famous
Players Canadian
Heating
Fleetwood
Ford
Prod
class
16% Mar
193/i
18
Jan
10y2
Apr
8 3/4 May
Corp
Motor
class
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
Cos
French
Ltd
Co
Gatineau
Power
Triad
General
General
General
Steel
57c
18 y4
18%
1,480
3.00
3.00
3.00
40
40
41
735
40
Jun
52
98
98
40
98
Jan
98
Jan
Class
71
Mar
90
Jan
Apr
14
.
Feb
17
5
12%
Jan
Webb
Jan
4.25
Walker
Weston
Jan
21
3.00 May
1
Jan
31%
Class
13%
13%
485
12 y2 Mar
153/4
Winnipeg Gas Co
50%
55%
2,160
41 Ya Mar
55%
13%
133/4
1434
1,765
13 % Mar
16%
9%
9%
9%
1,330
125
125
13
15%
16
200
45
45
35
22%
&
22%
8 3/4
110
Feb
Handy
Home
Paper Co Ltd
Andy
Oil
Class
Knapp
Howard
Hudson
Bay
125
13% Mar
16
Ltd
class
A
Indus
45%
Jan
22%
535
20
Mar
24% May
20
71
May
75
Jan
AngJo-Nfld
19%
19%
100
17
Mar
20
Jan
Avalon
9
9
100
9
Jun
10
al9%
9%
26%
a20
165
10
10 %
3,400
7%
9% May
68%
10%
Jan-
70%
410
63% Mar
9%
10
1,488
26
18%
Int
Nickel
36
new
$2
Iroquois
Glass
Pipe
Ltd
9
21% Mar
11%
87
Dec
27%
3,865
24 % Mar
28%
Jan
4.50
315
4.40 May
6.25
Jan
15
15 Vb
700
133/4
15%
Apr
Jun
Eelding-Corticelli Ltd
17c preferred
Blue Bonnets
Labatt Limited
Burns
& Co
Laura
Secord
Lewis
Bros
Loeb
Canada
For
(M)
&
footnotes,
Dominion
4.00
Jan
% Mar
8%
Jan
Jun
20 Ya
Apr
26%
Jun
38%
Jan,
2.60
May
36%
35%
3.00
5,126
1,200
2.80
3.00
33%
34%
300
30
Feb
35
Jan
13%
13%
200
10% Mar
14
Jan
34%
34%
25
29
36 Ya
Jan
35
'
Are
35
630
Expressed
Mar
31% Mar
3.35
Jun
35% May
Exchange
in
Canadian
Week's
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Canadian
Gen
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Industrial
Ingersoll
Rand
Canadian Int'l
al02
al02
5
99%
Jan
Jun
Canadian
Kodiak
43 Vz
43%
151
393/4
Apr
Canadian
Marconi
a43
a43
25
433/8 May
52%
Jan
Catelli
alO% alO %
55
10% May
16%
Jan
Consolidated
a843/4 a84%
10
86
Feb
86
Feb
Jun
10%
Feb
39%
9%
85
1,471
39%
42
2,490
1,209
8%
37c
.
50%
99c
May
34% Mar
Jan
;
Jun
443/4
Food
Resources
Dock
40%
211
7
5,170
7
7
7%
250
12
Paper
Gas
190
110
73/4
Jun
8%
Feb
13%
13%
200
13%
Jun
13%
Jun
16%
15%
153/4 May
David
Frere
1,205
7.90
Jun
12%
Jan
Dominion Oilcloth &
7.50
Jun
113/4
Jan
East
225
3.30
Jun
4.95
Jan
Ford
39
38%
39
1,055
353% May
44%
48
49%
987
43
52
Jan
440
52% Mar
61%
Jan
15
Mar
12
Mar
17
733
13%
Jun
17%
Jan
83/4
1,200
7%
Feb
11 Vb
Feb
133/4
200
13%
Jun
15%
20
Apr
33
30
w«
3.95
3.95
•
40
40
40
com
Ltd
30
Ltd
Co
30
*
class
100
173/4 May
21
A_.
al7
25
1.25
25,100
5%
5%
5%
1,400
•
85c
Feb
Jan
3.95
40
80c
■
Jun
373/4 Mar
al7
__
3.95
.3,063
88c
Ltd1
Ltd
..
29
Jun
Apr
Feb
Jun
1.35
Jun
4.90 Mar
6.50
Apr
*
40
40
65
*
Sec "A"
a60
a60
3
60C
Mar
95c
a28
a28
1
30
May
30
40
42%
4,491
36% Mar
44
%
Jan
■38%
39%
360
34% Mar
393/4
Jun
1.05
1,500
•
40
__10
80c
45
45
50
333/4
34%
1,195
100
al22
al22
5
.*
al41
al41
5
21
21
200
*
al.25
al.25
25
—♦
a6
a6
50
class A___
of
Co
50
Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Kootenay Power 7%
Motor
80c
333/4
1
Limitee
pfd
Canada
Ltd
38
90c
43
Jan
Jun
40
May
Jan
May
1.75
Jan
Mar
45
Jun
40
Jan
116
Apr
130
Jun
140
Mar
172 %
Jan
20
Jun
333/4
Jan
Jan
48
Jan
Mar
8%
8%
*
Ltd
860
8.10
1,400
10%
12
13 %
3
com
common
14%
3.50
Jan
4,100
Corp Ltd
7.90
7.55
7% May
Jun
12
-2.50
Div Standard
13%
3.50
7
*
Consumers
7.50
Jan
73A
12
jun
3.50
High
42
7%
Co—
Products
Consolidated
7.50
Apr
6% Mar
12
Preferred
&
35%
73/4
Ltd
Refineries
8.10
Mar
40
Ltd
Co
Trust
Inv
14%
12
Low
63/8
*
Gas
Canadian
102
High
1
Investments
Jan
8%
Low
63/a
Sugar Co Ltd—•
Collieries
Jun
59
573/4
60
9%
9%
22%
31%
113/4
May
280
8%
Jan
10
Horner
Ltd
22%
310
21
May
22%
Apr
32
4,193
30
Mar
37
Jan
113/4
11%
2,645
11% Mar
12%
Apr
57/s
6
4,200
5%
Apr
39
393%
2,127
313/a
Feb
393/4
Jun
14%
600
10
Feb
14"%
Jun
a 42
6
Jun
Ye
20
173/4
18
810
22
22%
300
21% May
22%
Jun
54
53%
55
7,171
553/8
Jun
104%
104
106
606
50 Ye May
97
May
34%
34%
35>/4
933
31
40%
403/4
250
55%
563/4
133/4
14%
173/4
55%
•
___•
40
Jan
41%
Apr
Lambert
Loblaw
Feb
21% Feb
130
603/4
A
*
Ltd
(Alfred) Inc class A
21
Jan
36%
42
Apr
1,470
52%
60
Jan
1,050
12
14%
Jan
Feb
Mar
150
46% Mar
603/4
Preferred
Lowney
MacLaren
Walter
Power
&
M)
Paper
Distilleries
Melchers
Ltd
Light & Power
Minnesota &
Moore
Mount
Royal
Mussens
*
Co_—
67c
Co
2.30
Jan
7'A
Apr
Ltd
a
_5
Jun
Corp
67c-
27%
1,275
24
Apr
28
Jan
13
Premier Steel
13
400
13
Jun
13
Jun
Quebec
10%
100
10% May
8
920
103/4 Mar
Ltd
Jun
Lines
cum
5%%
Mills
preferred
23
Mar
27%
Jan
83 %
90
720
80
Mar
90
Jun
13
107
11%
Feb
ll7/s
Apr
173A al7%
18
11%
Jun
12%
Jan
550
27%
Feb
323/4
Jan
35% Mar
47%
Jun
31
-
Feb
Jun
27% May
44% Jun
12
41%
Mar
Feb
45
47%
2,630
6
6
6 %
1,185
6
May
10-/!,
F'h
a8%
a8%
15
10
Jan
10'A
Jan
10
43% May
52
Jan
25
Jan
26
Mar
6% Mar
8
Jan
Apr
43
Mar
May.
66
Jan
*
Ltd
partic
Telephone
Warrants
60
13%
26%
23
•
Ltd
of Can 4%%
non
200
25 %
Apr
23% Mar
453/4
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd 10
Quebec Power Co Ltd com„*
Pipe
44%
31
a45
cum
2nd
1.25
50
65
a25
5
63/4
63/4
100
43
6%
1st pfd 50
pfd
Ltd
43
170
39
65
65 %
65
62
•
Corp
;
common
a45
a25
Northern
Pembina
150
13
13
*
1,110
27 %
•
Dairies
Canada
10
pfd
90
125
26%
25
'
133/b
27%
__
•
pfd
Ltd
Ontario Paper Co
Corp
10%
8
Jan
Apr
Mar
13%
27 %
—
Ltd
Co
26 %
Jan
6
44 %
*
10%
6
1.50
25
26%
*
Apr
383/4 May
___1
B
263/4
73/4
Can
class
Companies Ltd class A
Class
Power
603/4
Chemicals
W)
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A
Mexican
173/4 Mar
(Frank
Mar
303/4
a42 %
com_3
see page 44.
Jun
6
•
Dredge &
36%
•
Ltd
2.25
15
100
±
.
Canadian
99 %
5
new
Jun
900
5
common.^
Canadian
Feb
,_5
Candy Shops
Jan
25%
Jun
*
Mar
10
Ltd
55%
16%
650
7
5
Ltd
90
5
(John)
Jan
483/4 Mar
c
—
Ldt_*
Raceway Inc
32
7.60
Johns-Manville
450
Jan
12
Apr
Apr
50
•
pfd
2.30
15
Last
Telephone Co Ltd
885
25
Lines
6%
2,367
6%
35%
Shown
Paper Mills
Co Ltd
Pulp &
99 %
25
Interprovincial
236
18%
a
Development
36%
10
preferred
58
53%
Par
99%
39
com
Mar
17%
18
*
/"
35%
50
of Canada
Jan
45
*
1
;
Canadian
5%
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
Jan
855
53
•v
—
.
Feb
4.50
15%
•
pfd__
,
24
Jan
6% Mar
14%
Inland Cement preferred
Int'l Bronze
Powders 6%
•Jan^
873/a
49%
Sale Price
66
4.68%
preferred
21% May
17% Mar
49%
•
Mar
Apr
Warrants
$2.25
/
850
f
Friday-
55
«
common
193/4
STOCKS
175
*
preferred
19
a
common
Jan
45
61
25
Acceptance Corp
19
Canadian Stock
61
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
67c
Ltd—
Price*
Inland
preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Jun
-■-1- a
75
10
$1.40
693/4
Jan
•
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
Jan
May,
17
4,445
/■;■
Mar
*
common
Jun
Jan
Jan
♦
Paper
May
12%
•
B
Zellers
20c
Mining
20 y2
25
-
Dalfen's
:
Smith
925
12%
74%
—
•
Home & Pitfield
21
Jan
8 3/4
21%
A
1
A
31
2.25
(Canada)
class
(Geo)
a63/4
•
Co
class
B
6
Apr
27% Mar
a
Jan
103/4
a71 a72%
65
Lakes
45
575
12%
a
Worts
&
A warrants
a63/4
Rights
Great
Jun
390
Jun
•
•
—,
Jan
Mar
Jan
52
Gooderham
•
common
Jan
31%
43
6%
•
Feb
375
•
20 y4 Mar
100
Wares
40
30%
293/4
"
1%
preferred
Greater
Jan
6%
6%
1
Motors
.11
693A
.4
—
100
Dynamics
Jan
8% Mar
10
96
28%
.,—
Ltd
100
preferred
5%%
preferred
Mar
37% Mar
18% May
Feb
12%
::~io
Eank
Oils
Viau,
18 y4
•
57c
Mar
26
125
.
49 3A
Feb
5,280
1
common
25
210
Jan
15Ye Mar
90
'
29%
10
E)
6,884
39%
133/4
70%
Texaco Canada Ltd——!
29
*
preferred
(Chas
27'A
29%
39
Oft 0
29
•
common
Petroleum
Frosst" &
2,150
a38 % a38%
20 Ye May
Jan
10%
—
1
46
9%
50
;
A
75
55
3,886
93
Jun
•
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
5
1
•
9.50 Mar '
Jun
11
*
Trans Canada Pipeline—
Apr
6.75
28
.
i_
w
Feb
Jun
1
Co
:
_
Jun
7 3%
1,025
18%
:i
a
Steel
110
17 y2
•
Corp
common
Canada
May
250
7.10-
26%
27
Jan
16%
new
of
•
A
Jan
3.15 Mar
Apr
'
Co
Co
1
Corp
Jan
Jun
2.54
110
28
28%
•
common
Jan
Jan
63/a
80
9%
•
Anglo-Canad
Paper
Electrolux
163/4
163/4
'-v
38
11%
10 Ye
_
Inc
*
*
Feb
Jan
93
II50
Canada
Standard Structural
1,410
50
class
of
Jan
20
•
common
preferred
Williams
Jan
3.00
29
.100
;
common
preferred
Sicard
•
,
36
66% Mar
17%
•
17%
*
Simpsons
•
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
30%
11%
,..
47o
193/4
>
Jun
6.90
—
*■
A
A
Feb
3%
7%
(
Too
—•'
Jan
4.90
13%
common
common
11
•
common
•
Jan
73/4
Coal
Chemical
Corp
preferred
100
14
Tar
41,250
St
86
76
Dominion
Mar
25
2.25 May
625
14
Ltd
2.92
common
50
75
Dominion
17
5
75
&
2.72
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
22
190
14
Stores
2.72
———.
•
Steinbergs
•
Steel
440
7,269
Jan
Jun
100
10
Dominion
38
70%
Feb
Jan
282
1
Dominion
36
68%
13%
Apr
7%
7,626
common
preferred
38
17
8% May
12 3/4
73%
100
Dominion Glass
Feb
Feb
5.80
Jun
4.75 Mar
68%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
193/4
•
com
May
13
2,170
•
25
preferred
Foundries
14
1,400
5%
.
St Lawrence Cement class A
•
Bridge
Dominion Coal 6 7c
of
*
2
Dominion
780
14%
•
2.00
*
_
Apr
3.75
2.50
50
16%
14
5 Vb
'
66
33% Mar
—10
__
Jan
•
common
Seagrams
Freres
Jan
2
A
Ltd
50
189
5 Va
jan
3.50 May
24%
10%
Co
1,300
36
Vv
43%
794
107 108 V2
•
Crown
common..
26 %
255
22
17%
(Canada)
243/4
12 3/4 May
al6% al6V2
•
455
3.25
15%
*
Mar
225
19 y4
71%
36
*
Mar
1,044
2.50
B
&
18%
66
2.00
•
common
__i
(A V)
Class
17
Ltd
20
213
14
a4.00
Canada
A
22% Mar
753
14
9 y2
6,235
36
40
5,745
Glass
Cork
155
a3.50
11%
2.00
Paper class A
Royal Bank of Canada
Rights
May
43 y4
a4.00
9%
9%
Jan
123/4
25%
J)_.
class
9 % May
12
25 y8
14
Jun
'
3,345
15 y4
10
preferred
5.00
7 Ye
7,485
15
20%
22
Eddy
>•;
•
Rolland
Jan
21
Enterprises
Pont
8.45
12%
25 Yb
•
Cellulose
7% %
Roe
•
19
Dupuis
Class
Jan
25
common
Consumers
Du
Jan
73/4
43 y4
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
Consolidated
Textile
Dow
10%
Jun
40
Farm
(B
Dominion
Reitman's
Feb
6%
500
15
Vickers
Distillers
Jan
9
120
alO
12%
Railway
Canadian
Combined
5% May
1,250
5.50
Power
Companies
Canadian
Columbia
1,425
alO
.50
Pacific
7 7c
1
.
Power
10
a69% a69%
Canadian
Crush
al5%
.
Quebec
6%
5.00
common-
International
Canadian
Crown
Natural Gas
6y4
1
Preferred
Class
Quebec
6%
•
Preferred
Canadian
Corbys
*
common
"
May
9%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Coghlin
80
May
Transport
Warrants
20
series
Class
79
Provincial
common
9
9
650
5
31
31%
335
30
Apr
33 %
12%
12%
12%
100
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
20
20
20%
500
18 Ya
Apr
20%
Jun
:
__20
7%
Feb
9%
Jun
Jan
Volume
191
Number 5961
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2673)
41
X
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Co
Shop
Ltd——
(1957)
class
Canada
Supertest
Petroleum
185
11 Va
Jun
2,942
6%
1
Prices
Power
6%
pfd
6%
11V4
7
Jun
10
11 Va
50
9% Mar
13
1.70
410
1.60 May
114
Apr
116
116
27
14%
200
14%
Jun
17%
37%
2,855
32 V4
Feb
37%
36 %
36%
150
36
38
Jan
30%
31
150
29
a5.00
33%
Feb
a5.00
10
6%
Feb
40
10
Corp
of
Union Gas
Fund
Freezers
Trans Mountain
Oil
Principal
Waterman
Pen
Windsor
Hotel
»
8%
8%
com
•
13%
preferred
30
Ltd
Properties..
Co Ltd
Canada
30%
•
Canada
Western
Ltd__
Pipe Line Co
Corporations
Ltd
9
13%
250
25
25
50
2.10
1.80
2.10
26,800
•
Ltd
5%
5%
5%
~
Apr
16 %
25
Acadia
1.80
Jun
32%
15
32%
Jan
32%
35
28
Jun
28
Agnico
Algon
Mines
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
3.60
_._l
Alscope Explorations Ltd
10
Lead Mines Ltd
Anacon
Mines
Arno
Ltd
Ltd
Atlas-Telefilm
Ltd
Gold Mines
Ltd
13
Jan
20c
2,000
3c
Mar
4C
Jan
48c
May
89c
Jan
Allied
5c
6 VaC
10,500
4c
May
Jan
33,550
40c
Apr
53c
Apr
Aluminium
26c '
7,878
20c
Mar
38c
Jan
Aluminum
11,000
6c
Jun
19c
Jan
4%% preferred
Amalgamated Larder
/
6c
6c
900
3c
3c
500
28c
28c
-;28c
3,600
5 VaC
5VaC
Oil
&
Mines
1
Erunswick
_*
&
Ltd
15c
1
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
'
8c
5.50 Mar
15c
3c
7.90
Jun
Mar
43c
5c
25VaC May
.1,000
4c
55c
Mar
6%c
Apr
Ltd..
Jan
American
Leduc
American
Anacon
10c
Analogue
Jun
25c
Jan
15c
ADr
34c
Jan
Anchor
35c
May
3.35 May
65c
Jan
Anglo
Feb
1,400
13c
7,500
lue
5.25
24c
ivxay
Feb
16 •
400
13% Mar
.'•> 21%
Jan
1,250
4.50 Mar
6.80
Jan
Canorama
Mines
a80c
400
71c
Jun
1.01
Jan
4c
4,240
3c
Jun
7c
Jan
Explorations Ltd
Canuba
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
50c
59c
50,850
45';
i«n
60c
Feb
3c
58c
1
__
Corp
Oils
Ltd.
1
Ltd
4c
16,000
3c
Mar
12c
4,744
9c
Jun
Ltd
Minerals
10c
'
12% ;
*
•
Ltd
Jan.
2.15
72c
3.65 Mar
77c
Jun
2.90
Jan
Jan
May
1.20
2.35
Apr
Jun
,
Jan
1.75 May
18%
Jun
Jun>
9.75
10 Vu
2,505
9.20
Feb
13%
Jan
5.00
5.00
22
4.50
Feb
6.10
Jan
34
9,015
32
Mar
40%
Jan
1,000
20c
May
100
1st
class
1,000
16 %c Mar
7%c
7 VaC
7%c
500
7c
7c
8c
15,846
Feb
3.30 Jan
33%
Jan
19% Mar
21
Jan
40% Mar
43%
Jan
26c
Jan
6 Vac Mar
10c
Feb
6Vac Jun
12c
Arjon
Feb
47c
4.60
2,400
4zc
Jun
65c
Jan
52c
,
47c
18,091
47c
May
90c
Jan
4.85
1,900
7c
10c
16,000
50%
50%
80
6.75
7.25
1,783
14 %c
17c
8,0D0
8c
17c
8c
4 Va
Jun
9%
Jan
Jun
7c
49
14 Vac
Jan
Mar
6.75
51
Apr
Jun
13 Va
Jan
Jun
27c
Jan
Jun
14c
35c
Jan
8%c
13,142
30
30
30
420
29
May
38
89
89
89
50
84
Mar
93
73c
73c
75C
6,900
70c
May
1.02
Jan
Apr
Jan
26%
29 %
3,912
55
56
150
55
Apr
68%
Jan
46%
46%
46%
155
43
Feb
49
Jun
—7.
Jan
Atlantic
Acceptance
Coast
3.20
Feb
Oil
8%C
6C
8%c
3,500
.40c
Arcadia
8c
27%
6.15
Atlas
44 %c
48c
..50
V 4.45 Mar
8c
1,095
__50
preferred
Gold Mines—
Associated
Jan
20
43 Va
43%
common
preferred
$2.50
Ashdown Hardware class B
1.87
20%
43 %
36c
Jun
Mar
100
Area Mines
Asamera
16,205
20%
19 %C 19 %C
20%
19 %C
1.60
28
*
Feb
2.03
17,924
19,913
4.75
—
Jan
1.95
22c
1.70
32%
7%c
A
preferred
Jan
2.03
22c
1
B
5c
2,400
.
1.60
1
Imperial
13%
4.80
32%
•
23c
4.75
»"
30%
1
10 '/b Mar
4.80
1
27c
Jan
Jan
Jan
lc
50
12% ?:
12%
Mar
2.60
4.85
Paper pfd_ 50
&
Atlantic
Explorations
Central-Del Rio
Chemalloy
1
Ltd
4c
__
.
10c
54c
Feb
28 Va
—1
Pulp
Mines
Class
$2.40
1
Jan
102 %
20o
Controls
Argus Corp
Ltd
11 Vac
Jun
50c
Petroleums
Canadian
Anthes
Exchange
Nickel
May
Jun
10c
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
4.10
a80c
6c
4.35
3,326
„1
Mines
Lead
15c
6.35
May
10,456
1
—
Nepheline
Jan
500
6.00
19 l/a
-4.85
101% 102 V4
22c
.50
Pete
1,000
15%
12
Jan
9.85
.25
Mines-
Earth
9,517
__
Jan
Apr
18
4.35
——10c
pfd
Jan
Transferred to Industrial section of
this
Canalask
4%
Co
17c
6.10
23
Jan
Ansil
•
7,317
9%
Jan
41% Jan
21% Mar
1.65
15c
12c
1
19%
8.223
40c
Mar
30%
Amalgamated Rare
Kodiak Refineries
Oils
19%
101%
Ltd
52c '
3.40
:
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd...!
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1,255
32%
15c
17c
1
Smelt, Corp
1,100
2.00
19
5.00
Minerals.
Roxana
52c
1
.
Ltd
Min
Hill
Burnt
1
Ltd
Gas
5.60
Ltd__l
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bouzan
80c
1.90
5
Alminex
48c
25c
19,000
Bluewater
2,265
warrants
46c
5.65
:
2.25
-1
common
25c
17c 19 VaC
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
2.15
8,500
14,875
a
High
Jan
35
4.35
48c
"
18c
Mines
74c
Algoma Steel
1,500
,,
5.60
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
3.65
72c
20c
Jan
\
Gold
Algom Uranium
Algoma Central
Feb
1
Lake
3.60 Mar
Jun
Bateman
Red
3.45
72c
.100
preferred
10c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
Bay Mining Co
3.65
warrants
3c
1
Beatrice
A
A
6%c
1
Aumaque
9.40
7c
15c
*
52c
1
Exploration
400
27,500
Jan
13,000
7c
15c
2.15
—
3C
:
*
Ltd
Augustus
10
10c
2.90
415
15c
common
52c
20c
:
,
2,300
-
10
1
Mines
3.60
10c
*
Ameranium
3.55
265
1
—
Trunk
Gas
Class
1
10 %
19%
%
1
Ltd
Voting trust
Alberta
495
•
Warrants
Jun
23
19
1
5,770
80c
Mines
Class
Ltd
Mines
11,525
10%
19%
25c
41 Vh
22%
"
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
40
*
common
'
Alberta Distillers
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Advocate
Sugar
A
Shares
High
22c
25
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan
28
40
Acme Gas <Si Oil
6.00 Mar
28
28
22c
•
common
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Paper
Acadia Uranium
6.00 Mar
Jan
&
Atlantic
Class
Jun
3.45
Ltd
Power
Preferred
Jan
Apr
Mines
Abitibl
Jan
12 V4
32%
*
.
12
Feb
24
2,045
5
:
May
May
5% May
8% May
1,680
13%
.
•
;
(L E)
Breweries
Abacus
Jun
37%
Range
Sale Price
Jan
37%
*
120
Canadian
Week's
Par
Feb
14%
Trans-Canada
Canada
2.10
Exchange
in
Last
Jan
1.75
Expressed
Friday
Jan
11%
1.75
*
_
Are
STOCKS
Feb
6%
11 y8
100
Ltd
Shown
High
*
1
Traders Finance Corp class A
5%
cumulative preferred
United
11%
Low
*
Ltd
A
Southern
United
High
11%
*
Ltee
Trans
Range Since Jan.
Low
2
Save
&
Sobey's Stores
Soca
Toronto Stock
for Week
Sale Price
Sangamo
(Range for Week Ended June 17)
50C
50c
53c
..10
13%
13 y4
13%
100
34c
39c
25,075
15
15
100
5,500
Nickel
37c
common
1.10
1.10
1.30
20%
20%
21%
5c
Copper
Steels
5,500
7,274
26% Mar
6c
47VaC
35%
May
10C
Jun
90C
10 Va Mar
13%
30c
59c
12
May
Jan
16%
1.10 May
20'/a
2.10
28
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
Chess
Mining Corp.
;
Chiboug Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
27,500
4c
Jun
9%c
Jan
Atlas
5c
5c
500
5c
12c
8c
May
8 %C
3,000
Apr
19c
Jan
Atlin-Rulfner
7c
7c
7c
l
Jun
13 %c
Jan
4%c'
3,000
7c
4c
1,000
4c
8c
Jan
Cleveland
Apr
Aumacho River Mines
1
5 %C
5%c
I,000
5c
Jun
Jan
:
5%c
He
8c
6c
Mar
Aumaque
6 Vac
10,600
Juu„
19C
Willans
Consolidated
Consolidated
Gold
Vauze
Crusade
Petroleum
Denison
Mines
Dominion
Fan
Oil
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Giant
Age
Por
Ltd
Jun
2.93
Jan
Aunor
1.50
Apr
3.45
Feb
Auto
80c
85c
1.16
8.95
8.95
J.
1.29
1.63
10,600
1.35
4c
4c
4,500
3Vac
Jun
13c
10c
13c
32
31%
32
...
3,950
,,w.
63c
85c
ioo
1.25 May
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%% 2nd preferred
Banff
./3c
1*
Jan
3c
1.72 May
7c
Jan
Bankfield
Bankeno
Mar
_
Feb
Bank
Jan
of
Montreal
1,500
3c
Apr
5c
Feb
Barnat
8,000
4VaC
Jun
10c
Feb
20c
Mar
38c
Jan
4c
May
1,000
20c;
500
18c
17
1
Mines Ltd
'
•
16'
16
__
60c
67c
5 Vac
60c
;
Ltd.l
2,000
17,500
6,000
5%c Mar
5 %c
v
5.40 Mar
8.00
420
16% Mar
19 Va
800
96c
22c
22c
3,220
19c
Feb
32c
8c
8%c
5,500
7VaC
Apr
9 VaC May
55% Jan
71% Jan
53%
53
54
8,682
47% Mar
58%
58%
60%
3,659
59 % May
4.20
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1
I—
——,
Haitian
4.15
4.60
88,551
Mines
Israel
Kerr
Ltd......
Continental
Addison
Oil
■
4c
10,675
42c
4,900
12 %C
12c
13c
12,300
6c
6C
7,300
3 %C
3%c
4C
3,100
42
43
31%
31%
31%
390
14c
16c
10,000
5
5%
1,104
5
Jun
7c
8c
2,700
7c
Jun
18c
Jan
Jun
24V4
Jan
75c
Jan
46
Jun
♦
•
70c
Bathurst
May
Power
&
Paper class A
*
9c
Jan
May
10%
Jan
Beattie Duquesne
1
Bros
•
May
7c
Jan
Beaver
Lodge
Beaver
Lumber
22 %
22
22 %
1,985
22
May
29%
55c
55c
' 60c
3,500
35c
Mar
61c
Class
May
May
Jan
B
9%c
9%c
1,000
8%c
Jan
37c
11%
950
10%
Jun
221%
Apr
Belleterre
a20
150
19
Jun
27
Jan
Bethlehem
2c
3c
3,500
2c
Massaval
Bell
Jun
6c
Jan
Bevcon
20c
Jan
Bibis
a4c
a4c
100
6c
Jun
85c
84c
85c
2,000
81c
May
12 %c
Mining Corp Ltd...
Mining A
12 %c
13c
1,625
10c
May
—
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
1
Island
Mines
5
24V2
650
70c
900
65c
May
18c
18c
3,700
15c
Mar
10 Va
10V2
100
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd....
Mogador Mines Ltd—
9c:
New
Formaque
Goldvue
New
New
Santiago
West
Nocana
Mines
Mines
Ltd.
Mines Ltd
North American
Black
Bay
Ltd
12%
Jan
Bowater
May
12c
Feb
May
1.12
Jan
Bowater
65c
65c
2,000
47c
Apr
78c
Jun
6c
12,500
5c
Jun
19c
Jan
4c
4c
3,000
4c
Jun
6c
Mar
Ltd.
Jun
(1945)
Okalta
Ltd
6c
5%%
Ltd
Oils
—_——.——
_90c
Orchan
Uranium
Paudash
Lake
Mines
Uranium
Ltd
Bralorne
Bralsaman
51/2C
14,500
5c
Apr
9%c
Jan
Bridge Tank
50c
3,650
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
13c
2,900
10c
May
16c
Feb
34c
Jun
60c
lie
May
23c
Jan
8.50
Jan
Ltd.
1.36
Feb
96c
1.16
4,800
80c
16c
22,000
12c
Jun
55c
14c
17c
5,400
11c
May
55c
3 %c
3,000
3c
May
5c
14c
'.
Gas
Cotalt
Quebec
Smelting
Radiore
Urar.ium
Roberval
Mining
Lawrence
Siscalta
South
&
Oils
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Standard Gold Mines
Tache
Consolidated
Lake
Mines
Vanguard
6.20
54c
Jun
76c
15c
Jun
43c
6.25
8,195
6.50
Apr
Jan
1,000
40c
May
60c
8c
Feb
38c
5c
5c
500
5c
Apr
12c
7.85
Jun
13%
1.80
Jan
7.85
8.75
5,900
1.47
1.45
1.47
700
7c
7c
2,000
7c
Apr
10 %c
7c
2,000
7c
May
13c
16c
—.
2 %c
2 Vac
4.65
4.70
800
1.05
1.18
1,800
45c
1
Ltd-
——
*
—
—
...
1
<
*
see page
2%c
Mar
16c
42c
1
44.
•
V
Reef
Mines-.
Mills
Mar
46
45
Mar
8%
8%
47%
47%
748
4c
4c
5 %C
—'
4.90
5.15
II,000
1,994
—
40c
40c
600
•
a*
•
5%
38,781
6
5%
6%
585
2.07
2.00
7%
45
4c
Apr
May
48% May
10% Jan
Jan
48
9c
Jun
5.55
4.60 May
40c
75c
Jun
Mar
Jan
Jan
5 Va
Apr
47 Va
Jun
Jun
6%
3.50 May
5%
May
Jan
50
41
Mar
40
70
39
Jun
49 % May
2.10
5,500
1.90 May
2.65 Mar
44'A
44
!
25%
35%
Jun
42
300
Jan
41%
42%
37
84
86%
180
80
Mar
46%
46%
525
42 % Mar
51%
48%
51%
440
47
•
11%
11%
,12%
3,590
42% May
Mar
85%
46%
74% Jun
11%
14
86 Va
Jun
47
Jun
Mar
51%
Jun
Jun
14 %
Jan
15
Mar
Mar
_*
14
14
150
32%
32%
5,547
30 % May
37%
Jan
44%
45%
1,171
42
Feb
45 Va
Jun
11
11
915
Feb
11%
25
44%
10
1
1
38c
14%
40c
3,100
15
38c
14%
3,526
9%
Jan
52c
Jan
9% Mar
15
Jun
7%
Jun
10%
Feb
2.50
Feb
38c
Jun
1.87
—*
—_
Smelting
1
7%
500
'7%
7%
2.50
2.50
100
3.50
3.35
4.20
12,030
2.90 May
5.30
Feb
—*
—
&
3.00 Mar
Gold
1
7c
7c
7c
13,000
6V2C May
12 Vac
Jan
Ankerite
1
2.04
1.80
2.05
16,825
1.60 May
2.25
Jan
Red
2,000
6c
6 %c
33
34%
835
6
6
500
*
Lake.
6c
33
15%
15%
200
•
Building
13%
13%
1,535
1
Products
Bullochs
Ltd
Burlington
class
—*
A_—
—„-
Burns
8c
Mar
Jan
34%
Jun
Feb
6
5%c May
29 Va
5
15%
Jan
17%
12 % Mar
Jan
14
Jun
Jun
5.10 May
1.05
A
Mining
Buffalo
Feb
3.50 May
class
B
Jun
Cable
Jan
Mines
&
May
12c
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton
4%c
Jan
50c
50c
3,500
50c
Jun
Calgary Power common..
5%
preferred
Jan
51c
Jun
Cadamet
26%
Jan
Calalta
71c
Mar
1
1.16
3c
Jun
May
1.82 'Jan
6c
Jan
*
Calvert
Mines
Petroleum
Oils
Campbell
&
8c
May
20c
Jan
10c
11c
6,125
10c
Jun
16c
Jan
40c
40c
40c
3,300
40c
Jun
57c
Jan
1
15%
15 Va
16
1,550
•
18
18%
5,405
———100
97
97
25
•
1
*
Gas.
Chibougamau
6,000
10 c
25c
—
May
25c
22% Mar
10c 10 VaC
——1
Oils—
6c
1,000
41
5
525
4.25
1
3c
3 VaC
420
4.50
50
.
.
3,000
3 %c
46
48 %
Mar
Company
3,000
..
46
68
Telephone
preferred
3c
■
Jan
55
Chemicals
7c
4*'
Jan
65c
•
3c
—
7c
May
20,039
Power
7c
200
May
33c
19,600
27%
Packers class B
700
1.16
4c
119,750
48%
_
48%
1,000
53c
74%
Columbia
32,500
1.16
Jan
lie
4%c
25%
Products
23
'
9c
9c
4%C
45c
•
74%
Columbia
Buffadison
Jan
5c
27 VaC
1
9c
45c
Buffalo
Jan
Jun
Apr
Forest
49c
50c
Ltd——..1.25
——
6,850
5c
14%c
May
'
50
—^
1
;
500
Jan'
50
22%
46c
22%
-
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd—
..
16,200
Jan
14 %C
Jun
100
-
___• •
—-1
Ltd
—
,
67c
Mar
25%
Columbia
Class
Jan
7 Va C
Apr
7c
74%
British
Brunswick
Jan
7c
7%c
44c
3,700
•
-!
Columbia
Bruck
Jan
1.40 May
8.20
14 %c
8c
10,733
pfd__100
4%
preferred
Broulan
Jan
^
14,600
9c
Electric—
preferred
Brown
Feb
5c
•
Oil
Electric
preferred
Brockville
Jan
27,200
w—
10c
50c
Jan
42 c
14 %c
Gas
4.75
Jan
8c
8c
39
British
Jan
6.05
15 VaC
Feb
45c
1
British
■
Apr
3,000
19c
27c
1
footnotes,
1,000
24c
Jun
42c
—_1
Virginia Mining Corp
For
lie
10c
Feb
Jan
8c
'
50
—„_
preferred
British
Jan
54c
3,200
Feb1
19C
10c
common—
Columbia
5 % %
Apr
3.85 Mar
20c
*
West Canadian Oil &
Westvllle Mines Ltd
2.75
27c
Jan
42 c
1
-
Jun
20c
_
Explorations
1.27
1
__
Ltd
1.90
14VaC May
15c
7c
Ventures
11,425
1
;
Ltd—.
Ltd——
United Asbestos Corp
United
Oils
Ltd
19,200
,
G)
American
4%%
5%
Feb
1
——
Mines
Exploration Ltd
Titan Petroleum Corp.
Trebor Mines Ltd
1,500
27c
3.65
May
Apr
May
3,021
*
common
Columbia
4%%
Jan
1
Ltd
Tib
2.00
9%c
97c
10c
20c
1
Ltd-
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan
1.90
Jan
2
—
Mines
38c
54c
J
1
——-
5c
500
3.40
■
1
Corp
10,000
39c
22 %c
3.40 '
1
Ltd_.
Refining
&
River
Dufault
1.90
22 %c
1
Exploration-
6c
39c
"
_
*
Ltd
Chibougamau
Quebec
Feb
„
5 Vac
-r
—
Goldfields Ltd—1
Producers
Quebec
'",V
■
Provo
'
*
40C
92C
•
Petroleum
British
British
'
Gold
(T
British
Mar
12c *
May
—~
1
common
Preferred
Britalta
Jan
3%c
16c
2
Mining Corp
1
Mining Co Ltd—
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd——L—.
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd- —1
St
2,100
1.02
Pennbec
Pitt
6.40
1
16c
42%
May
Jan
6.00
Jan
500
9,700
1
Petroleums
Brazilian Traction
5.50 Mar
19,905
18c
70c
._1
Jan
6,100
Jan
Feb
45%
11c
50
Pioneer
90c
1,800
21%
51c
10c
1
Jun
a35c
7%
48c
50
Paper
15c
11c 11 %c
24c
750
65c
-50
Mersey preferred
Boymar Gold Mines
Jan
6.40
—:.—1
Mines
pfd
13,000
a34c
11c
May
33% Apr
Mar
8,100
lie
1
5%
10c
a34c
!
—1
Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (QuebecO Ltd_l
Opemisca
Mar
May
22
65c
•
preferred
20c
1
44
23
55c
18C
1
45c
10c
1
37
10c
70C
.
'
Ltd
5c
1
I
—
Jan
1
Uranium
15c
15c
—___1
Metals
2c
28,000
Jan
6VaC Jan
1
Mines
Bowaters
5V2C
3c
May
1
Mines
Corp
6c
Bright
Obalskl
50o
Mines
60c
2c
17c
12 Vac
Apr
6c
44%
1
1
Mines
800
.' 3c
85
12c
3 Vac May
22
44%
25
.
_
Cooper Corp
Bordulac
Bouzan
1,000
.—!——1
Rare
Jan
Jan
Jan
9c
—50c
Jan
Feb
—1
;
55c
52c
1
Mines
Uranium
32c
10 % May
22
*
common
Corp
Quebec
Yukon
1
Ltd
Amulet Mines
1.13
Co
Bidcop Mines Ltd
60c
Ltd..
Mines
29%
Jan
5%
*
Mines
60c
9c
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd.
1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
...—1
New
26c
23% May
65c
1
—
24%
5
Ltd..
Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd.—
1.23
Mines
Mining
Telephone
Bicroft
Maritimes
*
Belcher
10%
11%
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd..
1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd.—
Apr
Jun
'
al9%
__1
Ltd......—1
Labrador
41c
Feb
*
Petroleums
3e
12,500
Jan
1.43
41c
Base Metals Mining
Uranium Mines
3c
3c
Jun
1.63
1.41
42c
7.25
400
-v
4.60
Jun
1.42
Bata
5
Ltd....
Co
Mines
Gold
7.75'
1.30
Feb
1
Ltd
Baska
—1
—i.
:
7.75
4.15
Jan
Mar
1
Exploration
Jan
1
Copper Mining Corp..
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd.
Iso
.2
'
1.25
Jan
10
Beatty
Gunnar
Apr
3,900
99C
12%
10 Va May
30c
Mar
Apr
5.70
Jun
7c
Mar
Jan
9%
18%
18
''
100
Jan
2.95
May
99c
;
^
—
Barymin
a4c
7
10
Rights
.3c
18c
__
5.60
6c
2.21 May
1
Mines
Bank of Nova Scotia
Jan
.: 5c
a4c
1
Ltd
Mines & Metals
Consolidated
5c
3c
20c
__
,
1"
910
_1
16c
/
Mar
900
8%
18%
5.85
1
25
Mines
33%
May
2.40
ftOc
Oil
4%c
>
'
•
i
28
6 %c
8%
11%
9c
575
5,000
.
6c
2.40
8.30 Mar
6,200
37,000
3c
3c
-1
—
Mines
Mines
Mines
Jun
Apr
*
Gold
Gold
Geld
Electric
1.01 May
*
Uranium
Jun
Jun
Mines
Mines
'
1
—!
...
12 %c
Apr
1.33
1
Ltd
Yellowknife
Golden
Gui
Ventures
Mines
2.80
100
1.12
Inc.—_—.1
Ltd
Fontana
Gaspe
300
1.14
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—.:
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc..
Geco
10,500
2.25
85c
1
Ltd
Mines
(1945) Ltd—.
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd—„
1
9C
2.80
2.25
..
2.25
u^e-n—l
Yellowknife
2.80
__
v
1
;
Minerals
&
12c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
4c
12c
1
Ltd...:.
Corp Ltd
Leaseholds
Metal
Mines
Pacific
New
7c
1
Copper Corp
Cochenour
Empire
1
—
45c
45c
45c
6.200
1
6.00
5.90
6.40
15,620
21% Jan
13% May
16%
Jun
45c
Apr
19%
Feb
97
4.30 Mar
100
63c
Jan
May
Mar
*
6.90
Jan
vi:
42
i;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2674)
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
V?
CANADIAN MARKETS
*"'
A
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
High
1
10%
10%
10%
225
*
27
26%
28
2,340
26%
26%
44
Par
Campbell
Canada
h
Lake
Red
Cement
.
Low
common
High
Canada
Crushed
Canada
i
Foils
Class
Canada
125
18%
Jan
Creative
255
19
Jun
22
Jan
Cree
20%
20 %
100
20%
Jun
21
17%
17% |
17%
Jun
23 % Mar
Croinor
57
Jan
Crown
Trust
55
*
1,735
55
75
44 % Mar
"
Apr
20
23 % Mar
24%
Jan
Crown
•
1-00
1.00
1.05
7,325
1.00 May
1.30
Jan
Crowpat
3,500
12c
13c
*
46
46
47%
100
*
45%
45
47
695
10
_
4812
8514
48%
49
225
48
Mar
Permanent
Safeway
Mtge
Ltd preferred
85%
80
80
% Feb
85% Jun
100
X
(Mi
!
^
,
Southern
Canada
Steamship
)■*.-
Wire
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
f.ri'
British
Minerals
May
42'% May
41 Va Jun
39c
Jan
Crows
48
Feb
Feb
Nest
Class
■vt
Canadian
Class
li;
,
,.'h
Apr
11%
634
10%
1
7 %c
7%c
1.66
4,550
1.35 May
1.73
Jun
Delnite
Mines
1
45c
46C
4,600
7
100
6% Mar
9%
Jan
Denison
Mines
1
8.90, '
8.70
9.10
12,754
7,500
4.95
4.30
4.95
975
4.00 May
7.05
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
4.20
4.60
650
4.15 May
6.60
Jan
Dominion
Dairies
13%
13%
1,070
14%
20
20
175
18% Mar
22%
Jan
Dominion
Electrohome
31
31
185
28
31
Jun
•
13 %
•
—.
20
•
—
3
6
95c
8%
6%
88c
8%
73c
4,035
1.00
73c
2,225
1.75
35,200
2.45
8,050
16
_*
common
16
125
14
1,410
13
6,910
1.58
1.56
1.70
12,700
97/8
9%
10
1,435
6
6%
675
3.85
4.50
1,410
*
U
10
11
250
65 %
64
66
360
Dover
4.90
6
East
5.60
4,270
4.90
Jun
Amphi
2.00
Chiboug
May
1.10
Chimo
Gold
Chromium
42c
Feb
68c
10 %c
Jun
27c
Jan
Mar
28c
21%
28c
30c
7,856
20%
21
92%
25%
92%
50
25%
25%
8,034
9%
%
2,842
Sol
10%
Corp
Falconbridge
Mar
93%
Apr
22% Mar
26 %
Apr
Fargo Oils
13%
Jan
475
9
May
75
35
Feb
4c
4c
3,000
186
178
186
340
170
13%
13%
13%
5
13
Apr
16%
16%
760
16
Jun
16%
Jun
38 %
38%
105
38 Va
Jun
45%
Jan
38%
11c
11c 12 %c
3,500
9.15
4c
Jun
Mar
Feb
86c
85c
87c
143,350
82c
Mar
7%c
7%c
8%c
15,500
6c
Mar
85c
80c
12%
12%
29c
.
85c-
Players
Farwest
Mining
Fatima
Grain
6c
>
Jan
199
Jan
Jan
12%
5,990
10% Mar
13%
Feb
29c
10,000
25c
49c
Jan
May
4.70
4.70
4.95'
7,127
4.40 Mar
6.20
Jan
1.05
1.05
1.10
3,050
1.01 Mar
1.40
Jan
9%c
11c
5,600
9c
May
80c
80c
80c
1,000
80c
May
22%
23
335
%c
3c
4,600
31c
36c
85,500
22c
30c
30c
,28c
11c
2
Fleet
9c
May
May
80c
Jan
54c
56c
4,800
50c
Feb
67c
Apr
4.35
4.75
10,450
2.90 Mar
49
49
60
44 % May
4.75
11,000
Cellulose
14c
4.10
46c
360
4,700
50c
56c
56c
2,310
1,750
8
11,700
8
210
12c
3.74
7%
21c
May
Apr
Feb
Jan
Feb
3.30
Feb
of
Francoeur
Fraser
241,760
10c
Jan
1.43
8,650
1.40
Jun
1.78
1.57
5,250
1.40 May
1.90
16%
16%
150
16%
Jun
17% May
27%
27%
100
26%
Feb
50
100
51
27%
60%
61
Jun
5c
1,000
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
68%
50% Mar
64 %
Apr
1.54
Jan
Jan
59
61
260
96c
96c
1.04
19,700
89c
May
13c
13c
14c"
18.700
lie
Jun
27c
Jan
6c"
9 700
Jun
9%c
Jan
4c
10
10
10
20c
4c
250
21c
10
Apr
12
Jan
87
60'
56%
55
Mar
60
Jun
33c
Feb
27% Mar
35%
Jan
18%
21% Mar
19c
4,000
32%
19%
31%
32%.
19%
68c
68C
1,305
•
2.95
A 5
Jan
17
Feb
Mar
91c
Jan
2.91
300
,
Mar
62c
6,800
,
Feb
15
470
75c
2.95
<
9,725
20
15%;
15%
.
.1,
4.65
Jun
Jan
General
Class
Jun
45c
16c
1,000
15c
5c
5c
1,500
4c
5,855
26c
30 %c
34c
Jun
May..
Jan
100
114
101
103
1
17%
17%
18
1,335
15
7
7%
500
7
14%
15,325
32c
Feb
,1c. Mar
46c
2,002
32
155
Apr
Feb
18 Va
Jun
9
Feb
Jun
22
Jan
13%
43
42%
43
43
44%
1,395
76c
76c
100
70c
May
1.28
Jan
75c
75c
1,200
70c
May
1.10
Jan
13 %
'
200
-
May
50 %
Jan
41% Mar
53%
Jan
38
75c
10
10
10%
545
10
86
86
86
25
85
8c
8c
8c
2,000
8c
60c
64c
1,400
60c
21c
23c
7,000
17c
Mines
1
8.70
8.70
9.35
18c
18c
1,500
15c 15%c
2,000
20c
l
Canada
class
20c
3,825
80
6%
6%:
lie
__*
39
*
common.
10c
lie
24
preferred
warrants..
1.60
2—
_*
50
6.00
1.60
39%
39%
1.60
warrants.^——
1.55
1.60
.
i
,
280-
Feb
Jun
Feb
Jan
40c
Jan
20c
16c
May
May
135
Jun
6Va
30c
180
Jun
9%c May
Feb
Jan
7%
Apr
17%'c
Jan
1.40
Jan
-
1.00 Mar
35
Mar
44% May
22
50
.
29c
Jan
155
1.60
Feb
Apr
19c
1,813
6.00
-
Jan
12%
7,750
42
Jan
1.10
Jan
38c
3,775
1.24
39
24
•
14c
May
275
1.10
1
a
87
Jun
8.70
16%
Apr
16c
2,665
135
Jun
Apr
14%c May
22,000
17c
135
*
A
20c
17c
*
common
:_.
Northern Gas
B
Jan
Jun
Mar
1
Mines
Class
36%
104
Mar
100
Mining
Tire
Mackay
'$2.80
Feb
102%
94 % Mar
„
■
Feb
7c
14%
1
Warrants
Great
Mar
Jan
15%
Feb
-
92
49
Jan
Jun
43%
common-.
Grandroy Mines
Feb
16c
35%
\
89 %
4%c Mar
100
1
Power
35c
Apr
1
Lakes
1,120
13%
2,000
36%
2.20
Jun
915
...I
6.25
Jun
1
Gold
Great
35c
Jan
101
*
Paper
35c
Jun
28%
4.25
1.40 Mar
81%
*
Gordon
Jan
36%
Prospecting
Lakes
*
30%c
•
6c
9%c
; 85
.
15%;;
6c
Jun
24% Mar
290
..
Jan
Jan
100
Mine
Great
Jan
1
Scientific
Granduc
45c
V?
15
-
Jan
12
4c
7,000
15%
_U—
Apr
Mar
4%c--
89%
;_
Jan
22c
4c
88%
1
Wares
3.85
14,685
41,700
173%
Apr
89%
i
Ltd
12c
6c
29c
Mar
9
470
Drilling common_50c
Jan
3.15
140
28,170
Jan
25c
9%
Jan
1%
8c
3.05
165
—.435
142% :
1.74
-
10c
5%c
88%
4.65
.
Yellowknife
26c
May
27%
Glacier Explorers
Goldale
Mines
3.10
63
26
;
Giant
1
5c
Steel
Mines
Goodyear
4%c
1,010
:
50c
Goldfields
Jun
9%
80c
1.64
Goldray
3.05
71
Jan
27% Mar
Apr
Mar
4.25
A
General
Jan
5%c
67%
Jan
48
43c
100
General Petroleum
Jan
3,500
68
Feb
85c
Mar
1,400
1
L_-„
Dynamics
Jun
Apr
59c
26
Motors
26c
Jan
53c
1.70
Development
General
General
60c
4c
55c
40c
10c
Apr
25%
4.40
common
Bakeries
64c
6c
150
•
A
Mines Ltd
General
Feb
9,500
1
Power
Feb
9% Mar
26%:
1
preferred
5%%
preferred
Mar
Mar
26%
*
j
5%
43c
8
39
IZlO
class
Mascot
4.90
680
preferred.
Mining
Gatineau
Genex
33,700
,20c
common.-.
Apr
7c
6,500
-
IlOO
Ltd
(Charles)
Gaitwin
8c
49c
47 %
i
Debentures
Frosst
7c
46c
44%
15
S)__.
Petroleum
Geco
7c
47c
*
Companies
Frobisher
44c
2,000
1
Jan
Jan
1.52
•
Ltd
French
12 %c May
6c
7
Mines
Giant
;
Arrow
Jan
8c
1.53
Jun
1.40
141
Geo
Jan
6c
—
Jan
1.55
Co
Jan
Jan
6c
Mines
22c
Mar
5c
1.41
Canada
Jan
.
Lake
8c
75c!
5%c
1
A—__—;JL_.
(U
15c
1
Fenimore
14,750
9%
Co
25%
42c
——*
Crest
4,800
6c
1.20 '
20
Motor
Ford
5.20 Mar
58
11
4%c
•
Jan
15c
Jun
4c
Flin
55c
Jun
4c
Oil
Golden
8
44c
2.78 May
13
1
Discovery
Gillies
2,880
13 %c 13 %c
*
*
Gamma
Consolidated
4.25
21c 22 %c
*
•
Consolidated
4.00
8
*
2.50
Mines
10c
Mar
11
100
5%c
a*
—
class
Preferred
14c
East
Jan
48c
13c
Consolidated
Jan
42c
4,400
1
Callinan
5%c
8,450
3,894
Dragon
May
May
8,700
13,315
Consolidated
2%c May
53c
*
—
Jun
'59
1
Manufacturing
Ford
Jan
May
11c
2.95
Consolidated
Jan
1.29
34c
17%
Consolidated
15c
24
9c
2.80
Rellekeno
Apr
50c
13%
Beta
22
33c
2.80
Bakeries
11%
9c
25o
—
Preferred
.
16%
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
Mar
1.13
•
Consolidated
1.47
11c
May
1
Consolidated
16 %c
1
,_
11%
1
Mining
Federal
80c
1
_
i
12% Mar
1
Mines
Canadian
Ltd
39 %■ Jan
2,800
Willans
Consolidated
11c". Jun
1
Farm
Key
6,605
Jan
16%
Cochenour
Con
Jan
5c
•
90
75c
,
Feb
13%
8%
7,700
•
Farmer Candy_.
Faraday Uranium Mines—:
5,425
1
Metals
Nickel
Famous
22%
Enterprises
Jan
11c
2,380
6c
__i
,
Fanny
35
1
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Jan
10%
10
5c
*
Jan
1
Coniagas
16'/8
Feb
9%
lo
Feb
9.70
Cockshutt
Combined
13% Mar
13%
9%
5%c
1
1
24%
35
*
Mines
14%
13%
1
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
43c
9.15
1
Gold
•
1
Developments
19% Mar
22c
9.15
—25
Lake
Jun
Feb
13,984
•
Equipment
Feb
55 %
20
Mining
10,750
1
Smelting
15%
Mar
*
A
El
Eureka
•
&
% Mar
41
20
Empire Life Insurance.
13c
1
Mining
Jan
12
*
&
Emco
48c
com—*
.
pfd
:
class
Mines
Jan
17
Mach
Jan
46c
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
695
_1
_—
Jun
•
Smelting
8
12,445
*
.-J.
Jan
10 %c
1
Mining
Apr
6%
52
'
Co__
Paper
4.70
13C
*
&
5.45
Jun
'
Mines
47c
10
Mines
300
7
Jun
3.50 Mar
40
*
.
Eldrich
*
Copper
Jan
150
1
common
common
Gold
Match
4.10
Jun
1
Mining
Chemical
Common
Jan
•
Jacniet
Kayrand
9%
6%
200
8,045
i
13%
I
12%
12%
Gai Wines
Chihougamau
Jun
55%
1
Jun
1,330
.
Jan
13%
13%
Mines
9% Mar
13%
25
Mines
21
Feb
50%
Mines
Jan
12%
Mines
Jan
Feb
9%
52
Sullivan
8.55
12%
.
:
Jan
13%
Malartic
38c
Jun
100
._
;
9.10
Jan
Mar
_*
East
Eddy
Eddy
3.80
•
.
7
5c
Jun
180
Porcupine
*
75c
66
760
•
43
May
17%
3.60
40
May
1,355
,
6%
3.50
5c
45 % Mar
2,060
Kio
6%
3.50
5lc
200
19
11
40%
common..*
!
/
18%
11
__*
common—
& Steel
Co
Easy Washing
4.10
Ltd
18%
*
78c
Jun
2.20
Quartz
6.65 May
1
11
10%
•
Gold
Chesterville
Feb
Jan
May
•
&
&
Apr
6%
4.00
.
3,375
Petroleum
East
2.00
Ltd
6.90
•
Oils
Jan
•
Gas
6.65
—1
Dynamic
•
Natural
6.65
Ltd
Duvan
Duvex
Jan
Jun
10%
common
21
Mineral
Feb
Jan
7%
4.00
Corp_
31%
17
Copper
12%
4.50
2.00
preferred
277/a Mar
17%
4,320
1,935
common
Apr
10 %
Oil
16,560
29%
17
Coal
Textile
3.10 May
Jun
5.05
62c
29
*
&
Tar
1.04
55c
17
Industries
16
1
Corp
Athabaska ;
Cheskirk
10
29
common
Mines
61c
Jan
May
Railway
Oil
55c
Jun
Apr
71c
Mines
Combined
Mar
26
5.25 Mar
«
.
70
1.25 Mar
39%
360
Jan
1.50 Mar
7.25
>'•
2.25
41 %
2.35
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
Great
Consolidated
Consol
Marcus
Consolidated Mic
Gold
Mac
Oils
Ltd
Mining
Consolidated
Consolidated
40 %c
May
72c
Jan
Great
West
Coal
A
*
4.65
4.65
4.65
100
26c
4.50 Mar
77,600
5.00
Mar
Jun
Great
West
Jan
48c
Saddlery.—.
*
3.50
4.00
65c
64c
350
66c
3.50
34,721
50c
Jun
6.75
Jan
May
75c
May
1.94
2,950
•
87/a
9%
3,025
8% May
11%
Jan
55c
80c
18,335
1.05
Jun
.*
7%
Morrison
Exploration
8%
3,725
7%
Jun
3.25
3.00
3.25
1,210
2.75
May
4.80
Negus
Jan
2.50
2.50
2.75'
320
1.50
Apr
5.55
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
1.90
19
18%
19
9,280
17
Mar
85c
83c
90c
6,320
69c
May
17c
17c
20c
11,700
Mines
1.48
1.55
5,325
99c
Mar
17c
16 %C
18c
14,799
12c
Mar
Sannorm
Consolidated
Sudburv
West
Consumers Gas
Class
Mines
Mines
B
Conwest
6c
Jan
Jun
54c
Apr
Gulf
Jun
12c
Jan
__
800
22c
May
32c
Feb
6c
May
25c
6c
6c
10,100
5c
33c
6c
4,000
4c
Apr
31c
35c
43,158
3,175
28c
Mar
3.20
3.20
3.50
10
39%
38%
39%
__
II
•
3.35
:
Hallnor
Mines
3.95
Jan
97
Feb
103
Jan
99
Feb
104
Jun
•
gc
9c
10c
8,000
1.16
1.15
1.28
16,860
17%
17%
185
10%
11%
31c
34c
28c
30c
Lake
25
173/4
footnotes,
Gwillim
35
•
For
Gurney Products
6,247
1,100
39% May
Hamilton
Hardee
'
±
Cotton
*
1
.
*
4.
see page
44.
3ic
600
8,200
-
5,030
4.30
Jan
Harrison
31 %c
Jan
Hasaga
7c
Mar
14c
Jan
Head
Jan
Headway Red
Jan
Heath
16%
10%
25c
28c
Apr
Jun
Mar
Jun
7%c
Jan
Feb
Jan
1,000
7.95
8,750
6c
9C
13,520
1.80
18%
12%
40c
-69c
of
Gold
Feb
Hees
Apr
Hendershot
Jan
Hinde
&
1.75
16
11%
11%
10%'
10%
1
13c
1
6.90
...
1.75
400
16%"
11%
11'
15c
6c
Jun
1.00
9%
4,500
May
4c
225
6C
12 %c 13 %c
6C
Feb
4%c May
1.40
Jun
10
10c
2.50
Feb
;Jan
Jan
Apr
1,100
16
Jun
16 %
Jun
710
9
Mar
11%
Jan
10 % Mar
15%
1,010
10,800
3,500
11c
'
Feb
6c
May
15c
May
Jan
15%c Mar
12c
Jan
15c
1,500
20c
Feb
1
6c
5%c
6c
10,000
5c
Jun
15c
Jan
27c
27c
30C
6,000
23c
Mar
36c
Apr
8c
Apr
1
;
—
4%c
4%C
1,000
*
Co
Paper preferred..
Ltd
9%'
'
27%
10%
1
Iron
Dauch
1
1
Lake
&
;
♦
1,
Mines
Mines
(Geo H)
5c
16
Mines
Lakes
9%
*
Minerals
Gold
*
common
common
Harding Carpets
May
1.08 May
Jan
May
4%c'
7.65
1
Jan
4c
4 %C
7.65
_n_i
.-.
11
Jan
25%
4
%C
May
13
100
1
I.
common.—i—
Gold
Farms
16c
3.15 Mar
26%
27c
Apr
10%
6c
Jan
103
1,600
26%
8.25
425
1
____n
-
Jan
103
3.50
11%
11,800
Jan
11c
103
3.35
11
10
Mines.—
8%c
103
1
Zinc
Apr
Mar
Trust
Lead
48c
34
16c 16 %C
•
Rand Chiboug
Distillery class A
Cosmos Imperial
Copper
3.00
Guaranty
Hard Rock Gold
,
*
±
Warrants
25c
J
100
Exploration
i._j,
Gunnar Mines
100
Lead
warrants
Jun
Copper
Coulee
1958
7c
Corby
Cowichan
.
—
Greyhound Lines
-3c
1
preferred
Copperorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Jan
30c
•
A
Class
1.78 Mar
22c
warrants
9,000
1
Basin
common
1956
5,366
7c 10 %c*
2.50
Ltd^...
Petroleum
Co
Jan
Trust
9,300
1
Consolidated
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
5c
1
Mine—
Consolidated
-
I
class
Rights
34c
Mines
Mines-
Greater
Jan
30c
Northland
Gold
26c
Feb
Jan
1.24
5c
Pershcourt
Regcourt
3.20
20
Develop
*
Consolidated
Quebec
14 %c May
1.50
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jun
1
Mines
Consolidated
1.90
2
.
Nicholson
1.90
1
Smelting
&
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
9.25
111,000
48c
•
Mogul
Consolidated
9.00
53c
39c
1
Consolidated
.
9.10
46 %c
47c
•
Ltd
1
49c
1
.
Mines
Plains
1
1
Halliwell
Marbenor
Consolidated
il
Jan
2.60
25c
common
Columbia
1
i!
18
10%
.*
Mines
Pat
Coin
I
Dominion
Feb
Jun
2.50
Chrysler
f'v >
85c
8% Mar
1,500
common
Corp
Del
Chib
|!;
1.56
6,750
Exploration
Chateau
■
I
Mar
27c
Westinghouse
Charter
■hi
'H.
Apr
% May
71c
1
Asbestos
Central
•V)
';v
10 %
25c
Gold
Thorium
Central
■II;
Uh
V
Jan
71c
*
Central
14 %c
Apr
8.70
60c
Stores
20c
.
Vickers
Cayzor
'
t
Steel
Dominion
Jun
25c
common
Dominion
Feb
Mar
15%
40c
A_50c
Jan
11%
Dominion
11
350
1.34
Feb
Donalda
40c
i
Mines
Apr
42c
2.50
Magnesium
Jan
13%
11%
Dominion
Jan
11
Salt
Gold
7%c
•
'
Jan
10c
Petrofina
Erin
'
2
—:
7%
3.65
14
Inca
Western
5,033
25c
.
1
Warrants
2.75
40c
14
Northwest
Can
!
Oils
Seagrams
2.20
614
class
Gas__
North
Candore
*
1.!
Palmer
Foundation
it;
,iU.
4!>
Devon
1.40 May
16%
Oil—
&
Morse
Malartic
Canadian
t
!<
Feb
8c
Jun
7%
1
Industries
Cassiar
'ft
5% May
•
,
Captain
?Vji
Apr
68c
73c
1.50
2.25
Hydrocarbon
Cariboo
ki
Feb
88c
2.25
•
Oil
Canadian
i»»;
*
Jun
12
7,000
2,635
8%
—1.50
Crest
Superior
8c
Jan
A
100
Tire
.
Petroleum
Industrial
Canadian
I'M
Mines
Dome
4%c
Elder
Canadian
t
k
Gold
Jan
:
Canadian
.
Deldona
16
,Hf>
i,
Feb
Jun
A
Canadian
Hi
11%
10
Dock_.
Canadian
I H.
Feb
555
Canadian
I
.
29c
11%
Canadian
:1
■
Jan
Jan
Feb
10
Petroleum
Pacific
Jan
19c
7
*
preferred
20c
22,100
10
com
Canadian Homestead
5%
Jun
25c
•
Pete
Canadian
7%c Jan
Mar
9c
23c
Mines
common
Canadian
5c
500
24s
Mines
Distillers
Steel
Canadian Oil Cos.
1,350
1
Horn
Dome
Canadian
M
5c
9%C
Deer
Jun
Canadian
f
■i
5c
9%C
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Canadian
I;
1
19%
10
,,104% May
45 %
56
Canadian
1M,
Apr
39% Mar
38
Warrants
■jh"
Jun
275
11
1
Husky
Feb
7%
99%
33c
1.56
__
Canadian
15%
70
14c
Mar
Preferred
4'
100
1,215
Jun
46% Mar
Wright
High
18
7%
May
31
Fairbanks
Canadian
18
7%
102% 103%
18
7%
102 %
8c
5,110
B
Class
Jan
20c
7,396
Canadian Food Products
'
Jan
Jan
12c
Apr
8,600
-
■
Jan
50%
12,000
5c
Preferred
i
5c
13c
29
23C
75c
38
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
i.K"
9%c Mar
May
9%c
Jun
2.54
53%
Devonian
Dredge
11,000
Feb
5c
Jan
8c
21c
4%c
Preferred
Canadian
>'
6%c
Sc
6,000
1
36%
Chieftain
tt,
.
5c
5%c
May
22c
7
614
Drawn
Mar
Jun
3.60
23C
1.59
Chemical
Canadian
>,»
42
iiii"
Dominion Foundry
Curtis
100
12%
Jan
9%C
43
25
Canadian
45
*
Mines
52%
common
Canadian
44
100
5c
Collieries
'*
Feb
—10
36%
preferred
Canadian
25
preferred
«53
class
Canadian
12,100
9c
Feb
1
42%
warrants
Celanese
500
26 Va
9c
8%
2.20
1
43
warrants
Canadian
,' >«'
A
•
A
$1%
6c
25%
1
10
Crush International Ltd
47%
1
B
Canadian
6c
26%
1
___'
1
20
Class
Canners
2,850
Minerals
_:
common
Aluminium
Canadian
84,960
3.55
_5
Commerce
of
Class
"H).:
B
12%
3.55
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
3,800
1
class
10%
3.55
22 Va
Feb
900
3.00
*
———
Cable
&
12%
——
Jun
Mar
18
Jari
23c
2.54
—12.50
Tungsten
Canada
1,095
5.25
22 %c
2.75
*
common
Preferred
Canada
>
Lines
20 Va
i_
1
i_—
Feb
5.50
Jun
22!/2c
Petroleum
19%
warrants
Mines
High
2.00
3.40 Mar
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
1
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada
1
20
—
Feb
1.90
Jan
85%
10c
Cusco
Canada
Canada
H.
5,170
—*
Canada
Pershing
23%
—
5.50
Ltd
of
Crestaurum
23%
Packers class A
Class B
L)
Telefilms
23 %
—«-—
5.00
Zellerbach
17%
(R
Oil
12c
Lands
1.90
5.50
*
15
———26
Oil
Canada
Crain
1.90
50c
Mines
19%
Warrants
!
Jun
Jan. I
Low
High
'
400
_
15
10
common
Preferred
i
26%
Bit
19%
■-*
—
Malting
Craigmont
*
Foundries common
Iron
Canada
Jan
*
Stone—
Cut
common
A
Canada
r-b
Craig
33%
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
14% Mar
24% May
12 % May
20
Preferred
f
9% May
26% May
for Week
Range
Sale Price
'
"i
'
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
'I;
(Range for Week Ended June 1 7)
Sales
Week's
Friday
2.00
2.00
2.50
200
100
91
91
91
2d
75
54
54
60
50
_*
4c
May
2.00
Jun
-
'■
Jfrri
Mar
5.00
97''
55
Jan
Jan
May
,
Volume 191 " 'Number 5961
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2675)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Last
Sale Price
Par
Ltdr—
Home -Oil Co
•
Class A
•
&
Howard
3,475
15'A
15%
151/4
330
8.00
7.90
8.25
7.60
7.50
7.60
1,830
1,360
3.50
3.40
3.60
525
38%
38%
75
;. s.;
;
High
Par
20c
—1
Consolidated 'Gqldi—
Mining. ———i
..
Bay Mining. & Smelting
Hudson Bay ' Oil—
Hugh Pam Porcupine:
±—___
Hughes Owens Co preferred—
Huron & Erie Mortgage—.
Hydra Exploration _—
29% Jan
McWatters
17
*
Medallion petroleums
Jan
2.40
7.90 Jun
12%
7.45 May
2.45
360
3.50
3.70
I,280
9.75
9.65
49%
10%
2,665
10,715
44%
—1
6%C
9C
1;500
-25
25%
25%
40
25 y2
Uranium
Jan
MldCOn
common
Jan
9.65
Jun
14 %
Apr
Milliken
6%c
Jun
12c
Mar
-
Jan
25%
Jan
v
Milton
Lake Uranium—
Mindamar
Metals
59
Feb
59
57%
59%
1,732
52
Mar
63
Jan
Modern
Containers
10
9%
10
12,875
Feb
10
Mar
Molsons
83
80
83
: 315
Apr
83
Jun
31
30%
32%
,11%
11%
12
8%
73
30
22,611
Mining Corp
5%
6
1,630
38 y4
r-14
14
5%
5%
5%
4.80
4.65
4.90
Jacobus
■,
12% Apr
2,451
-
10%
2,275
7%c
1,357
14
14
150
13% Feb
21
Apr
24%
25
986
20.
Mar
:
.........
26
Jan
,—*
24
24%
1,005
26
40%
40%
Apr
39 y2 Mar
63c
65c
3,600
60c
Jun
80c
14%
15%
Jun
11 Vb
47%
35% Mar
47%
80c
2,695
9,707
181,065
14%
44%
25C 27 %c
*
■
l—
24%
,....vT
Preferred
6
Jun
40
Jun
Moore
15
Jun
Mt
5 % Mar
'
6
Apr
4 60
Minerals
45
52c
1
....
Multi
6% Apr
21'A Jan
Jan
"•
Corp common—.........
Wright Iron—
...1
Murray Mining
Corp Ltd
—.
22
22
350
22
13
200
„
21
7c
6c
8c
55
15,592
43
100
34%
.25
41
341/4
32
13 %c
Jun
Jan
Steel
685
31
Feb
39 y8
Feb
43
40%
41
56%
1,715
52%
4.30
4.60
1,826
^25c
26
26
27
.—1
1.00
92c
1.00
...1
2.70
2.65
2.90
II,460
Jan
1.65
Jun
2.60 Mar
13»/4
50%
14%
14 y8
200
■
..10
Mining.—_—______—20c
——...——___35c
35c
1.05
1.15
1.12
61,100.
/
i
92,200
7,150
28%
29
265
15c
17c
2,000
—
Mar
19% May
May
May
52
Jun
yc
Neon Products
15
15
125
14 %
Apr
7c
7%c
——.——
Labme
Uranium
Preferred
Class
B
——.J—.
preferred—
Warrants
4c
4C
7,000
6,500
7c
4C
40
36c
37,250
25c
Jonsmith
10
i-A--——1
Mines
—_—
Jan
62c
May
New
Delhi Mines—....
—1
Dickenson
Jan
67c
Jan
.
:
6
1,490
10c
11,800
9c
5,000
2.25
8,640
8%
100
8y2.;t
30c
35c
21C
...
21c
3,650
4,500
20c
10 c
9,000
28 %c
.
4
200
May
5
Jun
•'1
8%
2.45
Jun
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Gold
11%
Class C warrants.
15,777
2.39
30c
33c
4,400
5,100
23 c
—
11%
2.20
32c
:—1
10%
2.20
———1
—
Copper
28c
———1
7c
7c
8c
8,536
2,000
Developments Ltd.—.:———*
32c
32C
35c
3,353
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland
Kopan
——.
Townsite
1
,
.
...1
6c
7c
73c
67C
74c
31,100
63c
5c
5%c
I,500
8cl0%c
—
Class A
Lake
Lake
Mines.
Cinch
Dufault
Lakeland
Lake
2.05
12c
—-—-
—
Jan
7c
May
May
9%c
46,300
13c
Feb
14c
14c
16c
43,800
13c
May
25o
.1
25c
25c
30c
25©m Jun»
.1
42c
35c
45c
6,700
98,700
.1
Manitoba
May
Superior Oils...—
8%c Jun
17c
Niagara Wire class B.
Nickel Mining St Smelting....—..^
11%
Apr
~.l
33% 0
Jun
Nickel
.1
43c
73C
4C
13c
36
37%
7,756
8,300
7,734
4,000
2.09
1.18 May
6
4c
Gold
Rim
Jun
20c
Jun
32c
Apr
Norbeau
Jan
Nor gold
1.80
Jan
Norlartic
42c
>
Latin
4.00
1,918
31c
8,500
3.30
310
Mines.—————— *
3.25
3.10
3.25
1
59c
57c
62c
50c
71c
56c
72c
2,250
31,200
403,643
14
13%
——1
—
-1
—
American
Laura Secord
Lawson
&
3.70
30c
Mining——.—
Mines.
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
Jun
3.25
Mines..
Wasa
class
Lexindin
1
——...
Gold
Feb
——..—1
Mines
Groceterias
Class
1.01
Jan
North
2.80
Jan
North
Jun
20c
3.70
28C
4.50
Jun
Apr
33c
Mar
4.20 Feb
2.95
4.75
Jan
Jan
57c
Jun
26c
Jan
72c
Jun
1.00
2,166
13%
Jun
Locana
19%
Apr
2%C
700
1.32
Mineral Z
2c
Telephone
4c
Apr
Jan
Northland
33c
370
-25c
2.00
2.00
2.03
45%C
2.00
Oleary
Ontario
548
6.40
1,963
97c
96c
98C
5,000
950
1,855
*
———*
Jun
Mar
110
Jan
29
25%
22% Apr
28
40
46
Jun
Jan
94c
Louvicourt
Goldfields
Lyndhurst
Mines——
Mines.^
—1
—*
20
3.50
100
2.00 Feb
lie
500
8%c May
46V2c Mar
60c
33,800
34c
36c
5%c
5%C
7y2c
39,800
18,400
55C
ll%c
—
6
Jan
90c
8
Apr
19%c
1.25
Jun
Obaska
Lake
1.08
24c
26C
55c
7lq
Macfie
Mines
1
————-—1
—1
Explorations—
class A pfd
—20
Macleods
MacLeod Cockshutt
MacMillan
Madsen
Blodel
Red
————•—.1
Powell .River—:__*
&
Lake——L:
Mines-t———1
Magnet Consolidated
——*
Majortrans——
*
Malartic Gold Fields——^——1
Maneast Uranium
•
Maralgo Mines ——...—;
—1
.Maher:
Shoes .Ltd————
—
Marcon Mines
Marigold
--~i—>—-—1
J
Oils :
Maritime
Mining Corp——
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
4 %%
preferred —
5 % % preferred,————
Matachewan
Consol
—
Ltd
Jan
•'
-20c
8c
Feb
600
3%c Jun
May
19c
Jan
6c
Feb
15c
Jan
Opemiska
&
Gold
Osisko
...—
McKenzie
Red Lake
Red
—
Warrants
For footnotes, see page
1
44.
8%c Feb
—
—
200
21% May
23
Pardee
2,200
18 %
3%c
2.92 Jan
32c
Jun
6c
13,000
78
6c
25%
,
.
2c
2C
2%c
3,580
2c
80C
90c
II,600
3%c
3,500
9C
9C
3,500
lie
27
2,570
69c
1,700
23c
435
18%
19
1,266
1,650
8,600
3,740
3.55
i.oo
1.00
1.15
12%
12%
13 y4
3.40
3.40
3.50
41
39c
Jun
1.25 Jan
1.41 Jan
Feb
81c
Jan
48
Apr
Mar
Jun
17%
19%
Jan
1,00
Jan
3.75
Jan
1.10 Feb
331
Jan
1.31
Jan
16%
Jan
280
78c
11% Jun
3.15 Jan
77c
Apr
^3.70 Jan
1.10
•
Feb
13%
13%
500
12%cMay
16 %c
Apr
8%c
13%
9c
6,500
8%c Jun
15 %c
Jan
1,010
4%c Jun
10c
Jan
55c
57C
4,900
55c
800
Jan
9%
10%
25C
25c
37c
5c
5C
Apr
13
Feb
61c
9% Jun
Jan
lie
12c
2,185
II,250
1,700
27
27 V*
340
25% Mar
29
Jan
19 y*
19 V*
50
19% Jun
24
Feb
13,366
140,800
6,000
1,530
5.45 Mar
19%
5.95
6.40
1.01
96C
1.17
5c
5C
5c
29C
29c
7
—
_v._
...
——
8%
—
7%
25c
Jun
11c
Mar
15 %0 Feb
1.37 Feb
9%c Jan
37c
Feb
6%
475
9.30
Jan
80c
,
1,300
8%
15,868
8%
8.60 Jan
5c May
25%cMar
975
27 %c 27y2C
——
Mines—.....
-.—j-
X
8c
8c
1,000
6c
1,800
7% Feb
Feb
35c
Mar
12%
May
8% May
Jan
9
26c
30c30%C
87c
78c
87c
94,663
77o
39c
9Vt
38c 44 %c
93,850
30c
Mar
9y8
10
98%
40
99%
537
6C
7c
5,000
24,268
8 % Mar
57c
8c
9%c
.1
14c
15C
of
3.25
3.40
4.00
4.00
30C
Jan
2.50
16c
17c
—1
10 %c
Jan
.X
-1.25
Jan
Penmans
11c
Jan
Peoples Credit preferred.
__i—;100
2
Permo Gas & Oil preferred—
1.33
,
Jan
47 %c Jun
12%
Jan
Perron
preferred
—,—
Gold Mines.
Peruvian
Oil
&
Minerals—
Jun
103
Jan
Petrol Oit & Gas—
93% Mar
102
Feb
Phillips OU Co Ltd.
Jan
6c
May
10c
—
4.80
4.90
300
Jun
6.10
Apr
3.00
3.00
100
3.00 Jun
4.85
Jan
Pitch Ore Uranium—.
14,300
1,535
8c
9c
24
24%
19C
24c
44,200
5C
5C
1,000
8c
Mar
23% May
15c May
5c
May
13%c Jan
Placer
Jan
Ponder
8c
Jan
Portgage
Oils
Island
—
Jan
18c
Jan
39c
Jan
4,760
349,520
10%cMay
1,565
6% Jun
43
43
25
40
Mar
43
105
105
13
102
Feb
105
Jun
91%
91%
14
95
Mar
91%
50C
50c
12,020
8,800
1,300
27,950
5,100
13%
125
65c
69c
4C
4C
60c
58c
13
12%
43C
14c
41C
Isoe
49C
l
3.8C
49c
13 %C 14%c
1.00
Il
•
Development
Jan
31c
Jan
33c
11c
65C
1
Place Oil & Gas.
30%
Jan
2.85
Jun
May
7%
1
4.80
2.40
16c
25c
60C
—
4.40 Jun
66©
Mar
12c
—1
Engravers —
—
Pickle Crow Gold Mines——
3.40 Jun
Jan
3.00 Mar
.
Feb
Jan
6'/2
Photo
98
23c
May
10 %c
13%
1
—
3.05
22c
Jan
2zc
100
13c
66c
14 %c Jan
6V2
.
50
Preferred
16,660
Mar
11c
1,915
.
44c
Jun
57c
6%c Jan
850
2.70
16c
9.00 Jan
29% Jan
Jun
30c
15,300
3.25
2
-X
Jan
22%
1,465
22c
.4
....—
Canada..—
Warrants
..X
9c
May
May
5c
57c
X
Jun
6.00 Jun
2,250
2,000
16,000
1,040
-
Mines t
Amalg Mines
8.65
520
6^581
Paymaster Consol..
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration.
Pembina Pipeline common.
17c
7%c Jan
6.75
24%
Pa to Consol Gold—.
1.05 Jan
Jun
6.00
22%
Porcupine
Parker'Drilling
Patino
8.65
23
•
Feb
3%c Jan
9c
Pamour
8.75
6.00
-
Jun
Mar
6c
98%
Jan
May
3%c May
6c
98%
Apr
1.20 Jan
75c
4C
Jan
3.35 Apr
Apr
5c
May
22% Mar
90c
21c
Jun
290
-10
Parmaque
23
26
9c
-—1
Lake
18,500
23
2.55 Apr
Jun
15c
2.76
24V8
Jan
Mar
1.30 Jan
Ma?
78c
6.40
...
-
Pamoil Ltd
1,643
3,500
2.61
*
23c
55c
47%
-90c
Petroleums
Pacific
5c
1.00 Apr
14% Mar
1
—
25
Jun
Mar
47
*
common.
-i.-..:—
preferred
18C
5,902
—
1.04
May
18
27c
•,
Debenture
Wholesale
Lake
Overland
2.60
3,537
4.90
35c
74c
760
Ormsby Mines
2.55
1.00
—*
Jan
76C
I—1
Copper
Mines
Orchan
3j/2C
2.87
98%
98%
2.95
9%
...
........
Loan
17 %C
ie y2
--
Feb
Jun
7%c Jan
10c
3,000
1.00
—
59c
29C
1
...
Mines..
Malartic
Oshawa
Apr
36%c, Jan
33,000
7c
2.76
—
Jan
Jun
47%
1
Il
—
Ontario Steel Products
Grenada
5C
*
6%c
15%
6c
Jan
130
2.00
16,440
4,578
12,150
-.—,
Oils
67c
Feb
l%c Mar
1.00
15%
—j-1
—
Maybrun Mines
Mclntyre Porcupine
MfMarmac
—
•
—
Mattagami Lake
Maxwell
*
1
1
—*
—.100
—100
2.55
17y2c
4c
13c
May
330
25
1,00
3.70 Jan
;
'm
1,860
55c
Page Hershey Tubes..—.
Macassa Mines i—
42 %c 45 %C
18
18
240
Minesi...—...,
Gold
O'Brien
3.50 Apr
18c
Jan
10c 11 %c
5c
1
—_——
Gold
1.00
lie
.
Jun
24%o Jan
1.00 Mar
May
8
36c
55c
9.00 Jan
5.00 Mar
7%
—
Apr
May
Apr
Apr
1.00
7%
LOO
7c
Jun
Okalta
—————————
Macdonald
18
1.00
•
Oils Ltd..
27 y2
Mines————1
Lynx Yellowknife
33c
Mines—
Mines
Feb
Long Island Petroleums.——:—-——*
Long Point Gas
•—.
—-——-IWarrants
I—1
Jan
1,10 Jan
7yacMay
......
22%
1.60
90
3.50
Uranium
2.75 Jun
5,900
6,675
4,325
3,000
Ontario Natural Gas.—
Warrants
1,650
Loeb '(M) Ltd
London Hosiery Mills common
Lorado
8,146
90
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.46
Feb
2,90
2.78
78C
Northern
26%
27%
11%
72c
75c
May
20c
/
Jun
3c
7%c
20c 21 %C
3.55
Northern
26
45%
Jan
34c
7o
Ocean Cement
44
48%
8c
1..
Jan
Apr
Jun
26%
Jun
7c
-5Q
Canada
30%
| 5.80
36
——
#
1957 warrants
26% Mar
6.20
Jan
2.7t
A
I,185
50
Jan
20c
'•
■■■■
A
7c
Apr
—1
——
preferred.——
Northern
1.64
Jan
Oil
30 y4
A
Jun
11c
20c
warrants
29%
—
Jun
4c
500
6C
..
Mines Ltd-
Jun
22
—<———-————
—
73c
1,000
I—X
—
Uranium
A
Star
...Class
Jan
14
240
Class
North
—-30
30
warrants——
A
6,200
18%
Northspan
Jan
3.25 Mar
50
*
Preferred
80C
4%C
130
.
Jan
12c
Apr
655
Class B
May
40c
Rankin
13,050
26%
27%
44
40c
5c
-50
Goldcrest
Jun
29
——;-*
10% Apr
33y2c Jun
3,100
X
Jun
100
—
10,000
34c
.......
Coldstream
1.77
28
30
185
37C
45c
5c
......
Preferred' '.—I
■
North
100
Loblaw Cos class A——...
Class
:
Warrants
•
1.60
preferred
Class B preferred.
Jan
»08c-Feb
11%
36c
.
.....
Ltd
Oils
27%
A
Jan
12c
,
39%cMay
—1
Jun
1.90
20
3,050
Jan
5,707
I—1
—
Nickel
common——*
Long Lac Gold—1.77
Loblaw
36%
.....
...
Mines
Norvalle
Little
_•
...
....
60c
1.52
14
4c
«
Mines
40c
2%c
1.47
—
Northgate Exploration
North Canadian OiW common-
Apr
9%
1.45
—*
A.
8
90c
20
3
Candy new common.,
Jones
Gold
.1
~1
Mines
Norpax
:
Leitch
11%
.1
^
Gold.....—
Normetal Mining Corp.
1.00 May
May
8 % May
3.25
Shore
Luz
1.27
.
Jan
loy2c May
6%c May
<*
Mines
Mines
3.80
May
;
—_i._
Mines—....
Acme
22%
i
Mines.
Noranda Mines
>9%c Jan
1,55 Mar
23c.
Nor
3.95 Jan
.
J.un
10%
Nisto
7% Apr
Feb
2.65 Mar
7%
14c
Jan
M42e-uMar
Jan
Jan
>
7c
Jun
4yac Jun
525
12c
26c
i,>
4%c Apr
200
1,000
21,950
5c
4,500
7%.
.5,325
13,500
10 %c
.....
—...
10,500
9y4;.
47c
1.14 Jan
II
-
—
....
-
56c
Jan
2.05
.1
Mines—-
Mines
7%C
27%
1.90
Jan
4%C
Jun
41c
;
19c
Mar
51c
17%
61c
.1
5%c
2,311
_—_—*
Lake
Lake
La
60c
44c
1
—1
...
v——'——
Mines..
Osu
9
—1
—,.1
_
Mines—
Gas
7%
—.10
——
—.
4V2C
19%
17%
Jan
Jun
6c
19c
Newnorth
Jan
17 y2
Jun
51c
28
.
Apr
3.10 Mar
2.20 Jan
5%C
Apr
27%
Feb
17c
9y2cMar
.1
24
26%
1,700
,
-X
1,300
26%
*
-*
10
(John)
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement common..
—:—
—
;
Mines———.—.
Jason
Northcal
Labatt
Mar
4c
Nipissing
4,800
190
New Rouyn Merger..
15c
4%C.
Jun
New
25c
4%c
10c
I1
Jan
43c
4%q
10cl0%c
Jan
Jun
950
Jan
Mining & Smelting.
New Mylamaque Exploration.—..
8% May
45c
Jun
May
1,490
35c
29c
8% Mar
30c
13c
6%
May
1,050
3,950
New
9V2 Mar
25c
3.05
20c
-50o
2,000
1,900
10,888
New
Feb
6,600
6
22c
5c
Jan
1.95
4,500
2.90
22c
2.70
Newlund
4,261
6
Feb
—.*
9%c
New Kelore
15c
2.90
43o
5c
Jan
29c
....
19 %c
Jan
2.38
Jan
1.94
.
Jun
26c-
9%c
...
New Hosco Mines.
67/a Jan
13c
•. —
6c
4,337
5C
16c
1.70
..._———
13,500
2.39
14c
1.70
Oils
7c
35c
1
Mar
8c
13 %c
Jupiter
6c
33c
-.1
7%e May
Jowsey Mining CO Ltd.———
—1
Jumping Pound Petroleum...—...___*
Kelly Douglas class A
.*
4: i Warrants
Kenville Gold Mines.—....4—*—...1.
Jun'
6C
........
Harricana.
36c
33c
New
Jan
7%c Jan
,
—1
New Goldvue Mines————
1.40 Jan
Jan
Jun
Mar
8%
4
*
_
34c
24c
9c
30c
Mines
Jan
2.10
2/iO'
——10
—
Joliet-Quebec
14%
Jan
17c
Mar
Apr
1
.....
Mines.
15c
17%
Apr
30c
New Continental Oil of CanadaNew Davies Petroleum—
8%
r
.
30c
Apr
8c
8%
_.*<..•>
:
49
1
.—
Mines
12
.
—1
—1
3.20
5%
9c
;
Jan
500
Jan
7%c
—.1
____1
25 % Mar
320
Nesbitt
31
10c
1,078
New Alger Mines——.—
New Athona Mines...—
28c
16% Jan
Jun
9c
Calumet
87c May
3c
13%
Jan
15c
9%c Apr
13% Mar
7,000
50%
Apr
Jan
27 y2 Mar
lie
9C
11% Mar
.
13 y2
.10
Bidlamaque Gold
2.05
Jan
1,000
Car——
Apr
38
20 %o
Feb
1.75
New
May
Jun
1.65
1.65
New
May
85c
80c
Jan
1.75 Feb
23
1,571
21,000
„
Mar
4.00
•
Trust
5.50
Feb
35c
27%
250
...
60
4.30 Mar
Jan
202,900
Apr
...
68c
:Nello' Mines —.....'..x..
43% May
36% Jan
55%
-
national
,,
—
59c
2.05
10c
..1
Petroleum
•National
Jan
55%
275
35 %
National
Jan
23% Jan
Apr
5%c May
45% Mar
6,800
53%
16
Jun
Jun
270
Jun
13%
25c
100
29c
13
5,100
>
2.25
2,769
Mines—
Drug & Chemical com..
Exploration
National Grocers preferred™.:,..
National Hosiery Mills class B_...
Jan
61c
26%
29C 30 %c
50c
Jun
Jan
2.25
.*
29c
Jan
500
26%
National
Creek
Jan
Jan
*■
Jan
6%
Jun
.
41% Jan
120
1.90
4
20
995
—B
Jun
May
3,85
v
9%c Feb
II,000
National
90c
17
670
51C
12% Feb
mar-
15
Jan
1,525
■
_*
Jockey Club Ltd common
May
3%c
14%
95c
.
...5
—
7c
3%c
Nama
Mar.
90c
A
—5
Mines.—.
Jan
10% Jun
131..
Jan
2.80 Feb
14%
Jan
350
:
61c
(1939);
4%c
Apr
1.07
2.40 Jun
3%C
5,590
14
50 c
Gold
Feb
29c
~
14%
4.10
29 %c
Mines
70c
2.05 Jan
Jun
59 c
18%
*
Joburke
1.50 Mar
19c
63c
-.-1
14
—...—_
Jellicoe
Jan
5y2c
6c
...I
A.
3.85
35c
Service
85c
10%
200
10%
............
Mines—...
class
17%
3.90
54c
Public
May
500
Mar
5»A Jan
31
5,526
15
Jaye Explorations ——————1
Jefferson Lake - —.——:——:
1
Jamaica
45c
5c
8.60 Mar
;
675
—
_i_
Waite
Jan
5c
53c
1.55
Moneta Porcupine ...........i
...1
Montreal Locomotive Works—.i.—.
25
40
i
ore
Class.. B
Jan
37
Mar
U % Mar
1,625
38%
•
.
__1
Mines
Jack
63o
85c
New
Iso
Jun
2.45
50c
:
'
43
....—
Feb
Jun
36o
80C
Brewery class A——
v
_—4—. -1
Interprovincial Pipe Line...
Interprovincial Steel
Investors Syndicate class A
Irish Copper Mines—_—
Iron Bay Mines.:—4
Iroquois Glass preferred
38o
19%
Feb
42c
com—
common..
36c
1.15 Jan
14 %c
May
13
2.40
Corp....
Mar
1
.——————
6%c Jun
454
1.50
*
May
:
Petroleum
Preferred
61c
6,200
19%
85c
—l
24c
285
-
;
53%
Utilities
International
7,350
7c
19
Apr
2.34 Apr
20c
Jan
12,580
12,900
3,540
9,000
17,257
I,400
Brick
48
Nickel—
Interprovincial
May
66C
6%C
19C
2,890
.25
Molybdenum
International
70c
69c
19%
50c
54
1
4 Preferred
International
Mar
1.50
28c
____——20
International Bronze Powders
15c
6%0
1
Midrim. Mining
Midwest Industries Gas.—..
Mill City Petroleums.
53
——
—
1,500
47c
-40
Jan
26%c
—————...—:——...
Inspiration
17c
Jan
1.40 Jun
2,40
4.00
"
Warrants
High
1.62
3,066
31t966
33e
1.49
36C
51%
*
-
Low
38C
17c
Oil——
53
Ingerspll Machine class A——"——_*
Inglis (John) & Co
—*
Inland Cement Co preferred.——10
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35c
1.45
L2B
——
26 %c
——."
—;
Shares
350
common.
May
2.00 Mar
43
Min
Natural
Mines—
Light & Power
-.1
Imperial Bank i———i__.——10
Imperial Investment class A—!—:
*
Imperial Life Assurance.——.
10
Imperial 'Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
6% preferred _____—_4.86%
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common.;-.*
'•Preferred
—„
_20
Warrants
Low
•'
Mines
——
Meta
Mexican
3.25 Jan
Feb
2.31
Jan
5.00 Jan
Apr
35% May
47%
*
;
.
Hudson
Inland
Gold
Exploration & Development .50c
Merrill Island Mining
.—I
11% Jan
3.25
48%
Howey
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
~
21'A May
15 »A Jun
-
Mentor
^———.v—.———-..j.
Hoyle
Low
.
Sale Friee
;
PItfield———
Smith Paper common
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22 s/8
——c—_—-i_.
B
Class
Home
Low
22%
.—5
•
STOCKS
Shares
22 »/2
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
—5 :■
Hollinger Consolidated Gold——
Holt Renfrew: ™-w—.
(Range for Week Ended June 17)
Sales
Week's
Range
43
60c
47c
38C
1.05
11c
Jun
91% Jun
41c
8%
...
85c
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
13©
May
21 %c Jan
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
1.17
Jan
60c
Apr
40o
Jun
13
Jun
10,036
65c
3,900
4o
63c
24,650
53c
94c
Jan
13
5,035
122,500
10% Jan
13
Jun
60c
Mar
60c
Jun
41c
4,700
35 %c Jun
98c
Feb
650
17c
85c
Jan
16
Feb
Jun
1.02
Jan
May
7c
Jan
Jun
r
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2676)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Powell
35c
Mfg
Pipe
510
44
1.66
500
2.80
2.95
2.75
_20o
2.75
2.85
High
-
42c
Feb
Trans
55%
Jan
Triad
1.60
Jun
2.90
Feb
Trinity
2.80
Jun
3.65
2.65
Apr
4.35
Jan
Jun
1.40
Jan
2nd
%c Jun
%c
Jun
Union
May
50c
1/4
%
3.75
3.55
3.75
2.08
2.02
2.13
40c
40c
40c
•
Aid ways
Purdex
Minerals
Quebec
Ascot Copper
Chibougamau.' Gold
Copper Corp
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
Ltd
1.81
1.85
*
1
Producers Ltd
Gas
Provo
Mines
Uranium
Pronto
j
1
Dome
East
Preston
Prospectors
•
3,400
-
20,400
2,600
4,179
-•
1,000
2.03
13%
45,850
46c
3.40
Feb
2.02
Jun
35c
Jun
1.81
Jun
5.15
Quebec
Jan
Ultra
Shawkey
Mines
Acceptance
preferred
Quebec
Quebec
Class
of
Manitou
Quebec Natural
a
preferred
United
6,500
4c
May
7%c
Jan
10,500
8c
23c
29c
Jan
28c
45,660
14c
12c
14c
7,324
12c
Apr
19c
Jan
2%c
3C
5,400
2%c Jun
6c
Jan
2.50
2.50
200
10c
1,000
9c
Jun
55c
60c
4,820
45c
Mar
9%
—
9%
11v4
6,055
425
63
63
71
2.05
2.00
3.45
4,761
10c
10c
11c
4,880
8.50
Warrants
2.50 May
3.50
Jan
8.50
8.80
2,540
13 %c
Jan
Jan
18
Asbestos
United
Fuel
Class
b
United
;
class
80%
United
Realm
Jan
Vanadium
Uran
Athabasca
Rix
Jan
Jan
51c
56c
19,350
51c
Jun
78c
Mar
1.09
1.11
10,200
48v2c
55c
36,920
45c
30,200
23c
Robertson
Roche
17
1
b
i
Royal
of Canada
Bank
Ryanor
Mining
Lawrence
St
Maurice
Corp
Jan
14
May
34c
7,300
Jan
Mines
Dare
Gas
Wainwright
Waite
6c
6c
6c
,68%
500
Feb
Walker
Waterous Equipment
17
Mar
10c
G
&
&
Jan
Wespac
Westburne
Mar
9c
Jan
West
70%
4,822
2.92
37,290
2.54 May
3.18 Mar
7.25
1,770
6.00
Jun
10%
1,150
9%
Feb
7c
Jun
Mar
Canadian
80
Jan
13
Jan
Warrants
West
Oil
Westeel
Products
13c
Jan
Western
Canada
Sarcee
13%
Jan
Western
Decalta
18%
5,260
15% Mar
18% May
Western
Naco
8,400
75c
98c
Western
Plywood
5.10
1,175
76c
1.00
81,735
6,790
7c
Freehold
Security
•
Class
1.075
3.70
1,640
4.25
27
26%
28%
Holdings class a——
Bhawinigan Water & Power com
a
80c
4.25
Selkirk
Class
10
3.65
—.«
1,950
36
73c
73c
50c
10,000
50c
36
—
8c
50c
——
•
Petroleum
•
„
Mar
Feb
8%
4.00 Mar
48c
May
7c
Mar
46 Vic May
36
Jun
Jan
10%
6.50
Jan
1.00
Jun
Weston
Bherritt
Apr
Jan
Mar
31%
37% Mar
39%
Jan
1.00
Jan
26
39%
39%
295
94c
3,200
2.61
2.85
15,200
m~
3.30
3.35
400
30c
31c
6,000
20c
23c
1
85C
——
■
Dairies
Siiverwood
class
i—
*
50c
•
_•
a
4,500
Jun
3.25
Jan
4.50
Jan
Apr
43c
Mar
16 Vic May
32c
9% Mar
10
10%
,28%
29%
1,495
27
87c
89c
8,225
87c
2.85
3.00
3,428
--
.
26%
common
Southam
new
common
t—
II
Warrants
;—
Ltd.
Foods
Standard
White
Pass
Wilirov
&
Windfall
(j)
Class
10% May
Yale
4.25
270
15
15%
2.00
2.35
41c
46c
40,255
5%C
6 %c
23c
25c
37c
4C
4C
1,483
•
1,800
4.10
Yukeno
May
23 %c
2.00
Jun
2.35
Feb
Jun
19
3.80
37c
23c
Jun
56c
33 %c Jun
53c
1,400
5c
(h
18,000
4c
4c
1,000
3c
7.85
8.95
29,835
19
19%
925
18
1
1
32
7.85
Apr
7c
38%
Sunburst
1
28c
•
87%
Supertest
Switson
2.60
Petroleum
ordinary.
Zenith
Zenmac
Metal
Jun
1.81
5c
Mar
2Kr
28c
.,
97,420
14%
315
2.60
2.65
140
1.40 May
a
15
1,350
700
76C
76c
79C
18,420
British
American
Gold
&
Jan
13%
2.70
60c
24
.24
Jun
Canadian
common-
49%
78c
Park
Petroleums
17%
16% Mar
29
Feb
> —FKf,A32%
Jan
Dalhousie
Mar
1.04
Jan
Dominion
45c
48c
4,750
39c
Apr
69c
6,000
37c
May
57c
49
50 %
1,161
76c
80c
13,700
71/4
950
Jun
2.80
1.25 Mar
2.15
1.52
43c
6%
Jan
Jan
Dominion
Jan
Hayes
Steel
59%
Jan
94c
Mar
Apr
10%
Jan
4Vic
2,500
4c
Apr
7c
Jan
58c
18.880
45c
Jun
1.15
Inc
Maclaren
Minn
41 %c
Mar
62c
May
26c
26e
500
24%cMay
31c
Mar
Price
52 %
52%
54%
3,653
48% Mar
56
Jan
-20
Paper
6,100
41c
28% Mar
36'a Jan
82
Jan
87
May
106
Jun
-i
133
100
Mar
1,435
10
Mar
6%
6%
870
1.12
1.20
24,000
35
6%
Jan
16%
Jun
Jan
7% Mar
1.10 Mar
>
1.67 Jan
52c
40o
9c
10c
28,500
9c
9c
9c
1,532
4.50
4.50
150
4.25 Mar
25%
25%
100
24% Mar
29
16%
16%
330
16 %
May
19%
Jan
5.25
5.50
590
8.25
Jan
1.08
1,131
4.75 May
1.01 May
1.40
Jan
15 %c
17c
4c
91c
97c
13,445
1.50
1.50
Jan
14c
15c
May
3c
May
5.00
Feb
Jan
Jan
27c
6c
Jan
Jan
5%c May
9%e Jan
91c
1.12
Feb
2.75
Apr
Jun
1.50
50
62c
65c
24,050
56c
3%c
1,666
3c
2.75
2.80
2,400
19c
23c
27,700
-
Jan
15 %c
May
3 %c
-
64c
1.05
Jun
9c
6,000
92c
Mar
8%c
15,000
*6c
50c
7,500
3c
5%'c
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Week's
1.00 Mar
May
May
2.50 Mar
-
19c
Jun
87c
Jan
5c
Jan
3.00 Mar
29c
Jan
Dollars
Sales
Range
:
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
39
40 %
275
8
6%
6%
7%
1,520
•
23%
23'a
25
1,701
20%
Feb
49 Va
49 %
49%
50
49 Vb
Jun
53
4.30
4.30
4.70
1,055
Jan
5.00 May
Note—
5
Sugar
•
17%
*
20%
15%
Investments
30%
20%
'28%*-'
•
17%
30%
—
20%
35%
Apr
6% Mar
3.90
4,154
.
.......
13%
200
common
Apr
8
May
26% May
Jan
17%
Jun
Apr
34
Mar
22'
Feb
33%
Jan
Jun
-20
28%
30%
300
28%
Jun
53/3
514
55/3
1,250
4.85
May
•
-
43
Jun
29%
IS
1
.
40
40
42Va
4,044
12,500
6% Mar
36% Mar
44 Va
Jan
14c
22c
Jan
Jun
•__*
75
75
*76
315
71
Mar
90
13%
13%
13%
115
12%
Apr
14
Jan
34
75
34
Jun
40%
Jan
22%
23
1,084
207/a Mar
26%
Jan
23%
Linoleum
23%
219
104
104
216
12
12
100
Apr
96% May
9% May
87
90
175
75
Feb
90
Jun
31
31%
595
27%
Apr
31%
Jan
421/2
43
180
40% Mar
46%
Feb
125% 125%,
15
125'a
Jun
—*
(195b;
34
•
22%
7.50
104
;
Paper
:
1
Power
Flour
&
Paper-.
•
90
2.50
31%
.
Paper
common
•
Bros
Third
40
125
39
Apr
44%
Jan
14%
120
14
Jun
18
Feb
271
13%
Apr
18
Feb
59
75
6%c
6%c
1,000
6c
37%
2,051
32%
'
4.00
~t
17%
•
8%
,*
May
Apr
Feb
59
Apr
9%c Mar
37%
Jun
36%
200
34%
Apr
37
Feb
36
36%
115
32
Feb
38
:
23
a
Feb
26
Jan
130
Jan
14
Jan
—
Gen
Inv
Trust
1.25
3.50
4.00
17%
18%
10,811
8%
9%
7,910
15Vic 15 Vic
310
1,070^
1,000
Jun
3.00
Jan
2.10 Mar
5.00
__
a
No
par value.
Odd lot sale (not
325
38 % Mar
46%
jy/,
100
11%
Jun
12 % Mar
5%
Feb
6%
965
60c
3,000
35%
35%
2.40 Mar
25
3.15
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
57c
Jun
72c
Jan
32
t Ex-liquidating
Included In year's
range).
d Deferred
in
delivery sale
year's range),
(not
included
26
Jan
e
12
Jan
18c
Jan
i Flat price.
rcash sale (not Included in
year's range).
May
1,450
421/2
Feb
35%
Jun
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
Jun
13c
2 50
41
57c
:
8% May
16%
May
ny8
6%
.__l
——♦
Feb
1.25
*
Corp__
125
2.47
41
,
Consolidated Gold
Jan
1.25
1957 warrants
57
36%
.—v--
1
Zellers
36%
125%
•
Canadian
Yukon
14%
58%
36%
100
Mines
Sangamo
14%
6 vic
40
Line
43c
37%
i*
•
Resources
Jan
45
106
—39
•
Oreille
14%
Class b
Pine
Jan
695
13%
Last
&
Canada
Ontario
&
39"%
1
Pipeline
Jan
1,55
1,078
6c
Shown
Preferred
Pend
„50
warrants
3.60
Feb
Towagmac Exploration
preferred
Jan
17% May
32%--Jan
87
Jan
14%
a
Jan
5 %c
34%
20c
Products
International
4c
common
class
70c
Jun
14c 15Vic
of
Loblaw
45c
a
Toronto Star preferred
Jan
10
Jan
45c
.10
Trusts
Jan
Jan
1.88
34%
■
_*
Oilcloth .&
Dupont Co
411/2 c
Works
2.55
12%
1—1
Paper
Glass
Jan
Mar
Jun
104%
Oil
40c
Jun
4 vic
-1
Bank
1.13
75c
87
Jan
.10*
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jun
33%
33%
Jan
3.60
—1
Ltd
Jun
1
common^
Marconi
Consolidated
Ogilvie
Mines
Canada
12%
IHIi;
Eank
General
Jun
25%
7%
Lundmark
Transmountain
100
15 %c
Develop t
Dominion
Canadian
Feb
21% Feb
5
45
Trans
12%
.
1
Vinegars
Jan
19c
Transcontinental
55c
12%
1
;
.
Dredging
Canada
4.50
4,200
1956
Jun
5.25
,
Canadian Bronze
16%
22c 24Vic
Territory Mining
5%
25c
5
Corp
Canada
Mar
5,870
Finance
1,700
i
Pulp
Jan
Mar
15,100
Traders
28c
Sale Price
Jan
2.05 Mar
48c
Iron
May
27c
Par
Jan
12c
2.05
Class
82c
Friday
1.85
13
1.63
Toronto
Feb
9,345
stocks
10c
28c
46c
General
32%
520
1.00
2.15
May
1.06
class
Prices
May
75c
5,000
7,160
1.85
Dominion
170
2.65
90c
Jun
1.05
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Asbest03
2,400
'6c
1.50
1.60
Toronto
32%
2.60
Mines
Jan
75c
1.45
2.80
47c
Toronto
32%
Feb
46c
Mines
Jan
13c
50c
2.75
24
22c
1.94
Tidal
12
Electric
Mar
19
1.63
Tombill
780
3,900
25%
1
Newfoundland
Apr
2.75
Mines
Tiara
14%
6%
Mines
Canadian
Jan
Temagaml
Thorncliffe
13
90c
•
Mines
Anglo
18c
14%
—-
Mines
Thompson
May
-20c
Anglo
17%
2.80
24
Ltd
Mar
2c
32%
_•
Oil
Jan
Jun
100
Voting trust
Teck Hughes Gold
Canada
40c
1,500
»•
Preferred
Texaco
300
3c
-
13 j/4
May
24.000
•
common
Taurcanls
46c
3c
T_100
Ltd
Jan
6c
19
1
,
Gold
Tamblyn
46c
'
Industries
Bvlvanlte
11,753
—
Jan
18c
13%
Warrants
1.20
13
Jan
Jun
19
6c
1.45
Superior
1.13
1.14
5
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g)
Jan
Mar
18c
75c
1
Exploration
Propane common
1,315
16,910
_100
Zinc—
Bulolo
Contact
Mar
15c
a
Mines
Jan
4C
Sullivan Cons Mines
21c
Jan
53c
*
Jan
19
Submarine Oil & Gas
Jan
3.50 Mar
1.40
*
Bear
Jan
3,390
8.25
Sudbury
12c
Jan
13c
69%
—
13c
May
May
Jan
5%c Jun
255
18c
4c
50c
1
B_
Apr
1.25
'.j
.
.
6.00
14%c
1.25
•
_
Feb
Jan
May
2.50
1,000
Jan
6.90
38%
Jan
7c
400
%c
2.45
May
4.10
1,100
3.00
4
1.60
4.50 May
7,260
6,155
1
4%c
•.
af_
class
6c
Jan
34
—._
River
2.80
—
Jan
46c
74%
—-
Jun
1.60 Mar
19c
Apr
33
Gold
Sturgeon
3.00
Feb
14 % May
25c
69%
70%
7%c
7 %c
*
1
Knitting class a
Young
Jun
Bros
Oil
100
——
-3-..—.
warrants.
Lead
Jan
Jun
1.00
Apr
52c
Wright-Hargreaves
Jun
lie
8c
Apr
15
9c
Stores
a
30
26c
4.20
Ind
Woodward
21%
3,400
3,860
—
Mining
Steep Rock Iron—
Steinberg class a.
4.50
Alexander
Wood
Yellovvknife
226,200
Steeloy
4.50
—
1
Jun
42c
18,500
Feb
1.60
Jun
Jun
6.00 Mar
—
3.00
Mar
Apr
38%
33% Mar
—
2.00 Jan
13c 15 %c
9c
5%C
of Canada
1.34
14
100
—
—
Mines
25
Jan
34 %c
Apr
7,682
1.12
'
Canuck
26c
Starratt Nickel
14
35
2,115
Coghlan
Yankee
1.25
Stanwell Oil & Gas.
25 % c May
28
"
Mines
Warrants
Wiltsey
Yellorex
20% May
Jan
•
Jan
1.00
Stanrock Uranium
Stuart
25
1,475
.
2.00
Warrants
Steel
21%..
43 VaC
Uranium Corp.
Stedman
26%
20%
15%
Wire
Btanleigh
100
Yukon.
Jan
8c
4.25
Paving
Standard
13,800
14
12%
1.09
15c
i30o
1.41
s
LTI25
'
33%
1.00
»
1.34
1.35
■
class
class
Jun
8%c
.—
gpooner Mines 6c Oils.
Stafford
I—>
III
240
——
Mar
40C
Southern Union Oils.:
Spartan Air Services
8,601
38%
36%
Petroleum
preferred
York
Slater
29c
37
Jan
27c
87c
Ltd—;
8 k d Manufacturing
Mar
3.30 May
2.01
10
Mines
908
75c
28%
Ltd
Simpsons
Siscoe
Mirres_—r
26c
•'
Jan
350
2.65
Mines
Apr
Warrants
Apr
29
1
$6
5%
28%
1
Standard
21%
Jan
4.65
Feb
94c
Miller
Silver
Silver
3,605
33%
:
Jan
30%
4.10 May
25
—50c
Quebec
23
35 Vb
-
Breweries—
b
Mar
3.25 Mar
150
Gold—
Gordon
22
,
preferred
1.04
May
11,386
39%
Mines
Sigma
Jan
1.70
Petrol
(Geo)
Class
13c
47
Jan
4.25
50
Creek
6.25
•
Wood
Sheep
Jun
Jan
1.20
73c
27 Va
'
preferred-
a
1.70
6.20
Copper
11% May
4.85
—
25
22%
mil
Gas
**
200
10
1
1.70
LI
*
17 Va
Gold-
River
1.70
Mines
500
9%
Debentures
&
;
Malartic
4 %•$
Sand
Feb
1.70
•
7c
96c
Sapphire Petroleums
2.25
;
11%
10
Gold-
Antonio
7c
Jun
6.00
j—
Oil
7c
Warrants
San
May
60c
■
85c
2.55 Jan
3c
25
9.50 Mar
81c
Jan
Jan
2,200
*
Westates Petroleum _1_
11%
•
common
1.55 Mar
1,400
4c
1.70
Ltd
Jan
9%
81c
8%
60
_»
i
i—
Jan
2.73
17%
Jan
1.25
Jun
6.05
W
67/a
6.90
9%
Apr
1.89
6% Mar
94c
•
81%
66
Jan
28c
Jun
•
Mines
Mar
6c
1.75
-
_1
Ref—_
&
Prod
Amulet
Petroleums
5c
4.80 Mar
66
6.75
Jun
1.02
15,200
3 vac
——25
Knapp Canada Ltd
Mining
5.00
Shlrriff Horsey
Balada
i
Petroleums
95
17c
Jan
60
1
™
preferred
Wayne
3,551
5.30
547
1.02
10
Webb
2,064
7%
94c
1.66
—•
Trust
Weedon
.
6%
'
3%c
i.
Ltd
Grey
Jan
75
6,550"
.....
&
Jan
26c
Mar
Mines
Victoria
Jan
5c
Jan
30,454
_•
13c
5 J/4
Jun
46
1.20
10
35c
5
55
Jun
1.02
1
—
Jun
5c
Jan
33
2,050
60
Mar
74%
49%
125
19c
l*
Jan
46c
Apr
13c
16
315
55
Jan
17c
97c
—
9c
5
•
1
common
May
1.25 Apr
Jun
33
common!
...
Western
St
Jan
5.20
21%
6.40
*
Explor
Power
15c
t
Jun
24c
25
6.05
6%
19,500
*
1
53
May
3.45 May
82c
Feb
Jan
28
Mar
165
*•' 53
55
—-
10,000
1
Lawrence Cement class a
St.
Jan
18
May
22% Mar
17c
19c
5c
*
Jan
16%
17c
80
33
9 Vic
•
Industries
Feb
9%
Apr
.,,49%. Feb
8,118
25
6.05
9c
2.73
Russell
60c
Jun
13
5,800
20%
25
Ventures Ltd
Violamac
17
i61/4
20%
pfd
17c
68%
430
*
Fortune
Preferred
Virginia
2C0
75
10
common
9%
Apr
-
Apr
610
25c
a
9c
-1
1,655
—
18c
Mines
90c
Apr
8
9,135
90c
Jan
12%
"5,100"
17c 17 %c
Hill
Cons
Jan
14
161/4
50c
•
100
pfd
Rights
Royalite Oil
Jun
1.50
68c
171/4
i61/2c 17 Vic
17Vic
*
Consol
Rowan
Jun
Mar
29c
30c
j
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (a v) Can Ltd common
conv
1.00
17
*
preferred
2nd
Mfg
Mines
Rockwin Mines
5%%
23c 29 vic
23c
*
4.70
Alloys
11%
1.09
j
52%
4.30
1
Steel
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
Jun
8.50
9c
a_
Minerals
Rexspar
52%
4.40
United
Vandoo
May
-
52%
Jan
4.10
7
438
10,129
1.05
Venezuelan
5c
2
.
9
13%
17%
Jun
*
Feb
14
Chemical
class
Reitmans
8%
13%
Oils
Jan
17,000
*
Mining
Reichhold
5
8%
8%
87/a
-1
-
class
Ihv
New
5.80
48 vic
*
Jan
1
16c
6c
*
Mines
14c
preferred
Keno
Jun
51c
Oil
Ranger
Jun
30
Corps
Vespar
Rayrock
7c
Mining Corp—-ui.—^_1'
Jun
2.00
10c
5c
Mines
Uranium
5,125
High
Apr
2.05
Feb
Jun
63
66c
Jun
9%
5 vic
Radlcre
8%c
11%
Jan
May
May
_
Units
Jan
7c
•
13%
United Canso voting trust
10c
Queenston Gold MinesQuemont Mining.
17c
50
-
Apr
5c
2.50
Gas—
May
•
common
2.70
10c
Mines—
Quebec Metallurgical
8c
*
Canada
United
United
Quebec
1,500
8%
common
—
Gas
8c
1
Union
4c
14c
—
8c
1
Chibougamau
Feb
18 %c
21c
8,200
2.20
Preferred
Quebec
225
2.26
8c
Oil
Jan
3.25
71c
8%C
5c
—1
1
1
—1
1
13%
2.05
Prarie Pipeline
Union
47c
%
*
Electric
President
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Feb
490
Shares
Low
Par
Apr
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
2,800
—
Ore
Iron
Premium
47
2.85
•
Prairie
27c
451/2
45%
1
Royalties—-
Oil
500
1.60
*
Corp
Prairie
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
35c
—1
Gold
Rouyn
Powei
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
for Week
Range
Last
stocks
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended June 17)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
Selling ex-interest.
(Un) Admitted to
dividend.
unlisted
trading, privileges,
wd When delivered,
wi When
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
„
Volume
191
Number 5961
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
1
■
Chronicle
(2677)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the
Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
Association of
not represent
actual transactions.
They
intended
are
within which these securities could have been sold
National
or
They do
any quotation furnished
guide to the range
(indicated by the "bid")
as
a
on
Aerovox
Air
Corp
Inc.—A
Land
io3/4
11%
42l/2
45%
Development
Corp
Co__l
5%
1
20 Va
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
26%
American
5
16%
5
53
Allied
Radio
Cement
Corp
Co.—J
American
Express
American
Greetings cl A
American-Marietta
American
Gobaln
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Farms
Co
1
41
44
13
Public
14%
Arkansas
Art
51 %
44
18%
20%
Gas
Co
5
Co
10
Corp
Oil
Balrd
&
Gas
Co
Oil
Tools
Mfg Co_
10%
21%
77%
__1
13%
14"%
.
Bates
1
40 %
1
Baxter Laboratories
12%
1
49
1
16%
11%
Bemis
13
25
47%
50%
J)
Bros
Beneficial
Bag Co
___,
Corp
Hathaway
Berkshire
;
1
Inc
Co
6
8%
9
Bowman
Bowser
Products
Inc
&
Beryllium
common,.*
49%
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
44 %
47%
10
Corp
32'A
Byllesby (H M)
& Co
California
Interstate
Te'___
_5
,,'1&%
California
Oregon Power Co
20
33
Water Service Co__25
23%
Water
&
Telep Co____12%
Oil
4%
«.•(
53
__1
41%
27%
Cedar
Products
Point
Field
Corp
Trust
Central
ctfs___
3%
Electric & Gas Co___3%
111 Elect & Gas Co
10
Central
25%
Central
Indiana
Gas
Louisiana
Central
Maine Power
14%
Central
Central
Vt
Public
26%
10
21%
23%
Corp__6
Serv
19%
20%
Citizens Util Co
1
4%
cl A__33%c
Common
16%
16%
Clinton
Engines
Coastal
States
Colonial
Colorado
1
5%
42%
Interstate
Colorado
Milling
Colorado
Oil
$1.25
conv
Gas
Co
Elev
&
Gas
&
preferred
Commonwealth
34
1
Gas
__1
5%
22%
Cook
Coffee
Cook
Electric
Co
15%
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
24%
5
39 %
5
7
12%
Machines
Corp class
Oil Corp
18%
1>
11%
12%
16%
17%
$1.25
Donnelley
(R
Duffy-Mott
Dun
&
Co
Bradstreet
8Vs
31%
33%
40%
E)
Stanley
„■
27%
16
17%
Bank
(Hugh
W')
&
Co
Inc_50c
Co
Gas
(W L)
Steel
of
(San
Bank
of
New
Bank
of
26%
Boatmen's
16
24%
1
19
1
10
11
21%
201/4
10
9
(Calif)
Portland
5%
Cement
32%
st
Co
5
Co
10
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries..!
11 Va
12%
34%^
37
10%
11%
9
,
10
34
36
38
f
40 Va
12 %
13%
19 Va
21
61
65%
8%
Camden
Trust Co
Central Natl Bank
58Va
61
12 Va
Chemical
Bank
Utilities
Co
Co..
&
Trust
Supply Co
14%
14%
Continental
24 Va
90
27%
29%
26
28%
25%
10
Corp
37%
40%
12
13 Va
20
21 3A
Corp
13 %
14 J/4
12%
14
13 Va
14%
23 %
243A
21 %
23
50c
Gas
Co
East
Gamble
Fairfield
73%
78%
1
15%
17%
5
33
35
*
9 Va
9%
1
3%
3%
5
Co
Mercury Electronics
10
11%
5
15%
40%
43%
5
15%
363/4
39
31%
31 /«
33%
JJ /e
(N Y)
50
County Trust Co—10
& Tr Co (NY).IO
21
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
(Camden N J)
6%
259
36%
39
"
30%
373A
39
41%
Boston.12%
69%
673A
38
40 %
613A
65%
Natl
First
National
First
Natl
3?irst
Nat\ra^Bank^of C*t^)~25
First
Natl
Bank
Natl
City Bank
Passafc
of
Bank
of
Chi-20
Dallas
10
Rochelle
New
10
of
46
28
—
Long
Island
1
1
20%
18%
Plymouth
Portland
10
Rubber
Co
Genl Electric
*
2
Co
7%
44%
29%
of- New
& Sav Bk
York__10
(Chic)—20
Natl Bank & Tr
Co—10
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
Tr
Co
City)
.
473A
Industrial
11%
of Com
R
8
(N Y)„10
I
Co
5
?
10
For
footnotes,
see
w v
?
61V*
54 %t
63%
413/a
32
611
1m/
41 A
70
Jy
iSt
145
43%
73%
58
73
155
46 Va
4^/2
oov!
73 V*
20 A
13/a
22 V*
50
54 Va
44 A
47 %
34/2
14 V*
37%
63
21 %
21 A
22%
63%
62
)!!__—..-25
55
59 Va
54 %
48Vs
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Trust Co of New Jersey
35
37 %
55
59%
173/4
29%
9%
10%
United States Trust Co
16%
27%
Union Bank of Commerce
38
(N Y)„10
42
41
Va
44%
19 Va
21 %
preceding
page.
2%
1°
10
(Boston)
United States Trust
<
10 Va
31%
35%
n
Bt^f
94
;
—10
(Phila)
tuL7ic"ian7
45%
National Bank of
Providence
Industrial Trust
w
(Cleveland)
25
(Union
51 %
575
|Ja{e ®ank
l
st^e Street Bank & Trust Co
89
-
Industrial Bk
24%
30
Corn Exch Bk—15
Bank
Tr
12%
10%
9%
Girard Trust
21%
23
v^iT
Sfc ^ Unlon Trust Co
«
NY
Permanente Cement
3%
-10
ffn.k ^
„
5
Bank
18%
Co
Boston
Royal State Bk <Df New York..5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
Security Natl Longlsland NY
22%
COrp
Niggs Natl Bk of Wash DC
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
9?
25
49%
17%
Gas
p
46%
21
Lumber
n
Pennsylvania Banking
Co (Philadelphia)—10
1
Natural
? w-alh
80
1
Pioneer
M
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76%
Franklin Natl
34 Va
76 3A
*4%
(NY)—20
Pendleton Tool Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers.
Pickering
10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Natl
?^k 0* P^Ua—10
Security First Natl Bank
& Trust
58 V*
21 Va
^ "Z
71%
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
&
2?p
^
Hudson County National Bank
Pfaudler-Permutit
<?®cke"sacfT
68 %
27 Va
36 %
31 /a
33 A
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
67
25 %
24%
(Chicago) —100
64
St
1
44
Northern Tr Co
11
25
of
Hartford
34'A
Bank & Tr Co
Louis—20
Countv
17%
40%
«i/
55 A
29%
72%
64'A
First
16%
23'A
99 /4
60%
38
62
70c
1
47 V*
£»
D
58%
(Atlanta)
(Baltimore)
of
49%
10
Natl
Natl Bk
Bank
46%
10
First
First
Bank
42
102 V*
a™
32%
34
Hanover
*
SBStSSS
Pittsbur^i Natlonal Bank^O
Bank
144
43 %
Natl State Bk of Newark._12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).lOO
53%
Harris
10
137
38
—
71
Co
57 Va
43
S ?
48
393A
20
,0
67%
10
25 Va
11%
tw—i*
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
7%
*
.
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Co
23 %
American Sulphur Co
Parker Hannifin Corp
.
_
Philadeiphia Natl Bank
Trust
37%
Pan
1
247
16%
83/a
,
1151,4
5
5
America
25
of New York
Natiorial Bank of Detroit.—10
National Bank & Trust Co
(Fairfield County)—.——10
National Bank of Westchester 5
National City Bank (Cleve)__16
National Commercial Bank &
National Newark & Essex
(SF) 10
(S * ).iu
Bk
Bk
90c
of
26%
—5
Co( <pgh) 25
(St Louis) —12.50
163A
Trust
&
6%
Corp
29%
28%
53
First
Line
96%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
77%
17%
12%
30%
33 Va
.
49%
16%
Packaging
1
11%
28 A
31
27 /4
10
151/4
Robinson
33
91 %
York)
Fidelity-Phila
•
Corp
30
25
Bank
Bank
793/4
332
Co_12%
Tr
&
Amer_5
Federation Bk
First
Co
312
Natl
Natl
39%
114
-54%
NeW jer8ey
New
4%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Co
Nat
Crocker Anglo
Crocker-Anelo
4%
Co
Airmotive
63A
10
75
50
North
of
111
(Chicago)_25
co?nt(^S0^rwir(;-pi»i? 111%
Prod__10c
Corp
Power
Brewing
Pacific
Co
River
Corp
Gas
Tail
8%
6
5
Serv
Service
24 Va
7%
2.50
Penn Gas Co..
Pub
22 %
1
Coal
Natl
433A
27%
1
Thermador
57%
41
107
National
Co
Bank
Connecticut
13 %
2%
Pacific
19%
Bk
22 %
1
.5
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
„
1
1
55
lo
Southern
(Savannah)
5
;
10
—
M01!6®!1 Chanty Trust Co
12
City Natl Bk & Tr
Co
Rubber
10%
20
(NY)_12%
York
New
Ask
Y)__10
Nassau County N Y_
,
38
13%
Oil &
36'/a
37 Va
no";r"f""5
—Tr.ust
11%
5
Pabst
Liberty Real Estate .Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
I?ng Island T^st Co.
Manufacturers Tr Co (N
35%
.5
Connecticut
Coal
tBrooklyn N. Y.)-----—-—20
Mercantile Tr
Bk
33
61%
pfd
33%
Cleve—16
of
5
31
51%
19
(N J)
1
Ben
_,
Manufacturers & Traders
53%
Bld
/Kings County Trust Co
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Commercial
Miss
25 Va
47%
64
Commercial Trust of N J
Water
316
23%
45
x50
11%
American
303
20
763A
Carolina
45Va
Trust~Co~ (Phila)—10
St
10%
North
41
National Bank
72 %
Norris
45Vs
10
Louis
Broad
p»r
(N Y)__—10
Irving Trust Co
42%
10
Y)
Companies
Ask
*
6%
100
(N
Co
1
Fuel
Bid
A
(Newark)_25
2
57%
8%
Telep
293A
Conversion
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Mellon Nat Bk &5 Tr
Inc
48
10%
Giant
Wurlitzer
5 Va
25 Va
3
44%
Mfg Co
Pacific Far
8%
Gen
Wood
Va
Co
44
Inc—
Laboratories
Pacific
73%
& S
iX
Cleveland
16%
9%
T
30 Va
11
9%
.
2%
28%
10
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A—5
Class B
5
—
1
19%
47 Va
x23Va
Cos—1
Co
11
44 %
5
41
National Shirt Shops of Del
1
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
Nicholson File Co
*
11%
Co
4
21
19
10
a
183/a
——\:7\50
41%
Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
18%
Co
Gas
Co
Electric
29 Va
27
York
Empire Trust Co
5%
10%
Packing
Service Co
Weyerhaeuser
1
7%
Mountain
62%
17'A
Gas
Western Natural
21
Chase Manhattan
common
Mohawk
17%
1
Garlock
50%
19%
Massachusetts
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phtla._10
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
28
.—1
Frito
46
1.25
Bank
14%
.
Western
5%
Citizens
Missouri
20%
*
Corp..
*
Manufacturing Co.*
Western Lt & Telephone Co
10
5
16%
Otter
Steel
Transmission
Point
Corp__l
15 Va
Olin
Florida
29 Va
West
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
Witco Chemical
5
39%
13%
2.50
27%
Westcoast
Wilcox
14%
21
26
53%
Fisher Brothers Co
Fisher Governor Co
15%
19%
14
12%-
10
9%
14%
34%
36 Va
19 %
24%
Corp
8%
18
5
Old
Boston
30 3
Transport A
1
Wellington Mtg Co class A__10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
Corp.
4%
30 Va
First
26
28 %
Steel
37 Va
40%
1
25%
243/a
1
Co..
Natural Gas Co
4
28
Inc
23%
10
Brothers
Wash
Co
35
37 %
common—2.50
.5
Warren
34%
23%
50c
1
Mortgage Assn_100
31 Va
Swasey
31
1
Oklahoma
Resistor
29
&
Whiting Corp
Virginia
Bankers Trust
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Federal Natl
1
Warner
class A
5
Trust
Ohio
50
N
of Commerce
18%
Eng___
14
Financial Federation
17 Va
2 7 3/4
32%
—1
15 Va
16
2%
26 A
43 %
1
14%
30%
14%
25 Va
lc
&
41%
10c
50c
.
1
1
Co
America
50%
Co
Corp
12%
Co
47 %
13 %
28
,_5
1
Inc
73/a
20
Francisco)
40%
Industries
Machine
Bank
17%
3
24
40%
Oil
44
Inc
Co
%
Par
46%
Corp
38"%
Equity
Grocery
Waddell & Reed
Bank and Trust
38 %
Corp
10
Empire State Oil Co
6
Inc—
Delaware
•
& Electric
50c
Erie
31 Va
25
1
:
Economics Laboratory Inc—__1
7 %
2.50
non-voting
22%
Co
9%
Works
1%
Mfg & Sales Co
22 Va
Mfg
73%
29'/a
Co
Chemical
21%
21 %
Emhart
Mills
1
Pfoducts
Hotels
19%
21'A
22%
1
6%
9
Steel
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
,
1
6
27
Register
Screw
Home
Statler
25 %
Co
3
5%
-—2
24 Va
10
Co
Steamship
Pressed
Common
1
Steel
cl
Northwestern
l
22 3A
Von's
16%
423/4
Va
24%
Corp
47%
Co
Struthers Wells Corp
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd-*1
Northwest Natural Gas
19
Capital
433A
44%
1
Fruit &
Standard
50c
Star
27%
Corp
403A
1
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
North
Electronics
1
Co
Mfg
Stepan
22%
Electrolux
Vitro Corp of America
Stouffer
21
Electro-Voice Inc
193/4
25
15 Va
40%
Corp
5
Company__50c
18%
Fair
37%
29%
Iron
&
Co..*
87
42
(Texas)—*
&
Sanders
Vanity
Co
10%
Nor
Co
Mould
Vance
14%
Inc
35%
Duriron Co
*
.
Sys
43 %
22%
Electric
Valley
13%
5 Va
8%
34
10
Power
20 %
Co
4%
8
Co—9
Inc
Peninsular
19%
Co
Tel
9%
58
Paso
14%
Utilities
Upper
13%
Co
33%
21
El
46 Va
5
Co—
(A
Standard
83%
25%
Inc
United
21%
10c
Power
Gas
Corp
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
19%
42
69
B_5
38%
Associates
Co__10c
Co
Co
Power
Electric
Oil
Stanley
9
1
Industries
Dev
Producing Co__l
Carbon
Standard
Dunham Bush Inc_______——2
Dura Corporation
1
Eastern
41%
*
33
Miller
19 %
,
1
Eastern Utilities
18%
2%
Sprague
30%
1
2
17%
23
.1
1
$1 preference
1
7%
6%
Co——5
,
73%
Co
5 Va
16%
25%
Dynamics Corp of America—
693A
Gas
United States Chem Mil
Corp.l
United States Leasing
Corp
1
United States Servaterla
Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp_
1
21'A
Speer
5%
6%
2'A
5%
58%
Texas Nat
2%
19%
National
Inc
33 Va
Co
Eng Tel
Freight
18%
10
Co
National Cleveland
—
31
5
54
Union
Watson Bros
1
Blower
7%
*.
26%
7%
11 Va
51%
-
24
12 Va
6
14%
14
44%
Drackett Company
32 %
1
11
12 3A
4%
1
Sons
30%
1
10%
5
R)
14%
5
*
Washington
13%
48%
pfd
conv
i33/4
Line
Pipeline Co
Gas Elec Lt & Pwr.
17%
lc
41%
common
1
Tucson
54%
Pipe
25'A
25
5
;
21%
Transwestern
6%
50
Gas
51%
—.5
Corp
20 Va
73/a
Corp
Co_3
Nalco Chemical Co
Inc
11 Va
Corp__50c
Trans
233A
11%
45 Va
Inc
35%
10 Va
7%
16%
Spector
206
20'A
Dictaphone
21
32 %
1
6%
Corp
1
10%
41
Diebold
19
1
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
States
48 %
9%
Diversa
»
Tokheim
Elec Service Co__l
1
14%
Arts Inc—1
64
Southwestern
5
8%
Chemical
60 Va
5
1
13%
18%
...
1
Southwestern
10
Di-Noc
1
Union
26%
1
Delhi-Taylor
1
Southern
24
Inc
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co—_1
*
29%
24%
Miles
7%
17%
10c
A—
3
19aA
Time Inc
42
353/4
1
Minneapolis Gas Co
13%
Business
27%
44%
Class A
42%
Dejur-Amsco
New
22
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
1%
Dashew
'!•
Southern
41%
16%
26%
1
Nevada
Va
23%
14%
22
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (LA) Co
Southern
31
Merchants Fast Motor Lines Inc
Meredith Publishing Co
5
'
,
56
29
20%
McNeil
21%
_
52
190
32
39 %
2
Colorado
.
29%
2%
*
103/4
Inc
Water
Gas
29%
Co
93/4
1
Serv
Southern
1
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
19%
Inc
Pub
28%
Southwest
27%
—
Gas
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
5
&
26%
*
17%
20
Co
Oil
*
Glass..*
Fibre
Nat
33%
Inc
Cable
Calif
1
preferred
52%
1
Engine
18
„_2
Southeastern
5%
23
5
Cummins
&
Southern
41/2
16
Cross
Crouse-Hinds Co
33 3A
l
Power
Wire
7%
1
Corp
McLouth
10%
Craig Systems Inc
Company
31%
(H I)
States
27
1
1
21%
Stand
48
—1
25%
43%
21%
*
Co_2Va
Co
6%
40%
McLean
.
_1
Three
' 25
,__20c
191/2
*
Maxson
16%
9%
1
Company
Thompson
Va
33 Va
*
Service
Shore
Spur
Herrington Co Inc
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
17 %
Products—.5
South
Staley
Marmon
24 Vs
16%
Rock
Thomas & Betts Co
62%
Corp__
14%
Marlin-Rockwell
6
Light & Power Co.*
Freightways
2.50
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Control Data Corp
50c
24
Skil
1
83%
Madison
19%
18
Connecticut
Consolidated
16%
58 Va
& Co
Pacific
Simplex
(
33%
Ludlow
9
Consol
Corp
23%
1334
Macmillan
20%
8%.
_25
42
22%
15
Co
Lucky Stores Inc...
36%
18 %
_5
Co_
Corp com_3
38 %
Fetzer
(G D)
Seismograph
79
Long
17%
Prod—
4%
31%
Lone
45%
16%
Corp
15%
54
58%
-
3%
8
32 Va
1
Associates
&
Searle
King
1
Co
5
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
Ling-Altec Electronics
6%
1
Inc.——2%
Gas
Stores
25c
»
Bantam
1
Lau
17%
class B
Co
Landers Frary & Clark
Plus i
17%
33 %c
com
4%
1
Lanolin
4%
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Prod
Koehring Co
57%
25%
Telephone Co
Corp—
Tubular
Laboratory for Electronics
Laguna Miguel Corp units
15%
53%
10
Co
A
3%
9 V*
29 Va
10
3%
6%
1
Petroleum..
Scott
9%
1
warrants.
Inc
Scholz Homes Inc
12%
86 Va
1
Petroleum.
1959
Thermo
Corp
*
Ketchum Co Inc
39 %
37
Co. 5
Electric
National
Textron Inc
Therm-O-Disc
Inc
1
Kentucky Utilities Co
3%
Texas
20
•
8%
27%
39
Co
1
Chemical
25%
18%
3 i/B
1
21%
Sawhill
25 Va
82%
Corp
*
Freight Sys__l
Portl'd
24
30%
Corp_7
19%
Reid
Jacinto
1
Keystone
Transmis
Industries Inc
Eastern
36 %
Corp
Sanders
4Va
23
Corp__50c
Utilities
Texas
158
27
____5
Co
Central
Southern
44
3
Manufacturing
Marie
28
Inc_3%
San
40 Va
3%
;__10
Corp
Service
38 %
41
15 Va
148
class
H)
Plywood
1
5
_i
Mills
Sabre-Pinon
9%
37%
*
Co
27%
13%
Corp
35%
12 Va
Myers
(H
Co
Ryder Systems Inc
7
1
common
Kennametal
29%
Steel
158
9
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
44»%
10
Ceco
Rose
Corp
$1.46
57 %
Carpenter Paper Co_
Roddis
10%
147
Engineering
Motor
&
Robertson
Jessop Steel Co
10%
9%
9%
Gas
Express
Robbins
84%
Kaiser Steel Corp common
4%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com
25
21%
29 %
80
1
Supply
30%
..
Roadway
&
Jervis
43%
28%,
Ltd—_10c
20%
27%
12
Heintz Inc
Jamaica
Water
24%
Canadian Delhi
Rice
Jack
35 Vs
California
Calif
Brand
13%
6
2
Corp
River
12%
Ttek
13%
v
Stoker
58
_1
Inc
25 Va
1
1
Schield
Co
Bakeries
Public
Iowa
25%
12%
—10c
Iowa
34%
23
1
—
Riley
"units"
Recreation
Class A
2 6'A
23%
__*
Bullock's Inc
Republic Natural
Richardson
Co
1
13%
•
5
Co
117
1
Mills
Purina
117
541/2
,'
12 Va
Broadcasting Co
Texas
Ralston
110
1
12%
15 Va
1
Telecomputing Corp
167
110
Interstate Securities Co
5
Investors Diver Services Inc—
53 %
1
Tekoil
30%
*
Material
Trust
Head
Interstate
20%
3
333A
Alegre Sugar
Corp Ltd
Purolator
Products
Purex
12 %
Co—
Interstate
28%
Co
Oil
Interstate
21%
18%
31%
n%
International Rectifier
Corp
International Textbook Co
10%
19%
5%
1
Punta
22%
common
lnternat'l
%
26
110
1
Burndy
6
9%
preferred._25
Sharpe Mfg. Co
(Charles) Co Inc
Bruning
Brush
$1.20
10c
1
20 Va
Sierra
13%
5%
Corp
22 Va
19%
8%
Ask
ny4
14%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
46 Va
International Bank of Wash___l
1
Taft
40%
61/4
Indiana Gas & Water
32%
12%
19%
38
20 %
Corp
Production
Indian
10
5%
30%
1
Paper Corp ADR
Corp of America
Bowling
8%
1
18%
5
Rockwell
Gas
Indianapolis Water
.1
5
Mexico
l
Gas
Husky
12%
Light Co
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc__
Botany Industries Inc
Hamp
New
_1
Hugoton
42
____1
Pet
New
of
Serv
Bid
1
Corp__l
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
of
2%
Field
5
Co
42
—11
Hugoton
15%
11%
39
Black Hills Power &
Bowater
14%
5
*
Beryllium Corp
Bettinger Corp
Billups Western
Brown
Class A
17%
Co____l
(A
Oil
7%
Co
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
'
53
Markets
Manufacturing
Bayles
Behlen
Houston
7%
11%
Natural
4%
1
Pub
28%
Voltage Engineering.....!
Houston
Inc—lOc
Par
Stubnitz Greene
Corp
Suburban Propane Gas
Pub Serv
Mining
Fearless
24%
18%
1
preferred
Houston
Properties
16 %
5
Splendor
30%
22%
Pubco Petroleum
158
5
Co
28%
5
24 Va
20 %
•
10
Hilton Credit Corp
Hoover Co class A
Houston Corp
43%
7
10
Inc
Ask
_1
America
171/2
Co class A com_10
Inc
6%
High
11%
19%
73 %
Inc
.
17%
-10
Atomics Inc.
Baker
Co
Producing
1
Controls
of
14 %
:
1
common
Hewlett-Packard
Hidden
23%
16
1
Heublein
2.50
___
Associated Spring Corp
Avon Products
Aztec
21%
B
&
Corp
Co
distribution.
Bid
22%
Hearst Cons Publications clA_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
55
41Va
Construction
Metal
Arvida
3
Xerox
(M A)
Class
17
Co__5
2
Tool
Ask
1
Chemicals
Hanna
32%
15%
Co____5
Power
Western
30%
1
.
Amer_l
Society
Hagan
Haloid
4
Service
Grolier
59%
37
Participating preferred
Arizona
Arksansas Missouri
56%
34%
7.50
common
of
(A P) Fire Brick Co
5
Green Mountain Power
Corp__5
Grinnell Corp
*
18Vs
56%
Inc
Corp
Bid
Green
28%
/
Finan
Giddings & Lewis Mach
Glasspar Co
6%
2
_
Corp
Gibralta
22
1
Co
Pipe & Const Co
Amer-Saint
Potash
Par
1
.
Portsmouth
Ask
„1
Prbducts
Alico
Bid
at the time of compilation.
Origin of
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
wide national
a
Par
tar
(Quotations for Friday, June 1 7)
bought (indicated by the
"asked")
which have
Industrials and Utilities
45
(N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
(Winston-Salem
N
C)
53
56%
32Va
36 Va
92
96
59%
63
19%
53%
20%
57
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46
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
■h
Mutual Funds
5-V I
jr
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Affiliated
Fund
Business
Research
Amer
i-cu
; f'»-
Investment Trust of
Investors
Fund
1
1
■
Fund
B-3
5.64
B-4
(Discount
K_1
(Income
Elect'nics Corp lc
11 90
12.93
8.63
9.43
&
Ltd
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Street
\ <
Fund
Bonds)
1
9.46
8.84
(Speculative Pfd Sties)—1
15.4,5
19.82
11.77
12.85
S-3
(Speculative
Com
Stk)
.1
13.64
S-4
(Low Priced
Com
Stks)_l
13.40
12.68
13.90
6.61
7.22
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Knickerbocker
Fund
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
—1
13.68
12.65
—1
15.84
—1
Name
changed
Federated
,
-1
9.76
10.67
Lexington
Fund
Venture
1
Life
Insurance Investors Inc
Life
Insurance
Loomis-Sayles
Fund
of
Boston—
1%
16.10
Loomis
11.82
12.79
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
jr'.»
Composite Bond
General
3.62
2.26
—1
10.39
11.36
Paper
shares
—lc
3.40
lc
1.91
2.10
8.97
9.55
Special Investment shares, lc
3.65
4.00
9.54
10.37
Transport
15.91
17.29
Massachusetts
shares
1
—
,»H-
Concord
19.35
21.03
1
8.29
14.14
15.29
Consolidated Investment Trust. 1
Series B
17%
Fund
"
Investment
Income
Growth
Units
of
20.53
interest—1
Inc
Fund
1
7.11
7.77
1
15.79
15.95
Vegh Investing Co Inc
13.91
14.24
15.59
9.48
10.40
Investment
Fund
Inc—1
Corp
1
,1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—__1
Delaware
Fund
Delaware
Income
i'.'t
II.32
12.45
9.55
10.50
Nation
10.32
11.31
National
8.76
Series
Inc
Inc
Fund
Shares
Eaton
&
Stock
3.24
15.18
16.50
50c
Investment
II.09
11.86
Stock
12.04
12.87
Growth
1
7.81
8.54
Corp
...10
22.97
22.97
20c
7.88
8.17
Eurofund Inc
1
Federated Growth Fund.
18V4
York
New
195/e
Nucleonics
16.05
One William
Electronics
16.65
5.68
6.21
Penn
2.15
2.35
Peoples
10.92
11.87
Mutual
Common
I'f
Fund
stock
Preferred
10c
Inc—__1
6.06
6.66
Pioneer
2.70
2.98
Price
1
9.25
10.14
Futures
Inc
General
Capital
General
Investors
Equip
Building shares
•'»„)(,
Chemical
'
Shares
1
7.83
14.63
6.84
7.43
Putnam
Growth
1
13.81
10.40
6.38
7.00
6.72
7.37
Stock
Inc—1
9.23
13.13
14.37
Shareholders TrusL of Boston—1
11.38
Smith
15.88
1
14.05
14.01
State Street Investment Corp—•
Roe & Farnham
36.12
lc
6.83
7.49
lc
6.67
7.32
lc
7.81
8.14
lc
13.94
15.26
lc
5.70
6.26
Sterling Investment Fund
lc
8.57
9.39
Television-Electronics Fund
Machinery
shares
shares
2.33
Texas
6.27
Townsend
9.86
Growth
Twentieth
shares
lc
;
Series
Industry Shares Inc
9.84
10.75
lc
6.61
Century Growth Inv_
7.29
7.97
S
Fund
—1
12.61
Inc
Fund
Fund
1
7.09
7.75
Growth
8.11
United
United
5.55
Income Fund
Funds
Shares-l
10.79
15.00
Petroleum
14.64
15.91
Line Fund Inc
Line
Income
Fund
Value
Line
Special
Fund Inc
7.43
8.12
9.23
10.09
Wall
Street
10c
Investing Corp
Washington
1
6.44
Paso
5.24
8.26
1
14.32
14.13
Fund.lc
11.27
12.33
Whitehall Fund Inc
1
12.49
13.50
lc
lc
6.22
5.11
Winfield
6.81
Growth
Wisconsin
5 58
Fund
Inc—2
Ind
-1
Fund—10c
Inc
1980-76
1990
Ry 4s
Ref
Ask
.-1
9.40
13.29
6.26
158
163
53
55
Mountain
1969
89
97%
99%
1990
103%
103%
153
156
6s__.1972
5V4S—1977
114%
Northspan Uran 5%s
Pacific
5%s
1975
172
1976
4s
53
Elec
Phoenix
100
47%
Y)„2
(N
5
56%
59%
U S
8%
U
Fire
2%
3%
U S Lire
38%
34%
S
40%
31%
United
Tns
Co
of
Amer
,_2.50
86%
47%
after decimal
point represent
in
39%
42 %
2
Co
30%
2
Insurance
29%
31%
the
Fire
one
or
100.5
100.7
100.10
4%s Oct.
100.12
100.14
4.45s
100.20
100.22
Federal
100.16
100.18
1963
97.8
Land
5%s Oct.
97.20
5.40s
Bank
20,
Dec.
April
3%s
June
4s
100.26
100.30
4s
100.9
100.13
100.26
100.28
12,1961—
101
101.2
11,
101.16
101.28
10.
10,
June
10,
Sept.
100.21
1961
13,
Sept.
1961
1961
1961
1962
10,
98.24
1962
4%s April
"3%s
March
12,
1963
99.20
1965—
99.24
100.24
94.16
95.16
March
11,
97.20
1968
98.4
April
10,
1969
April
10,
1970
100.16
101.6
100.4
100.16
100.8
—
101.16
96 "
1964_
**100.4
1966_;
10,
1972—
105.16
—1981
5s,
1990
Pipe Line 5%s—1980
5%s„
Lgt
1980
5%s—1985
95.8
20,
1968
99.8
100.8 4
20.
1969_
99.16
100.16
July
15.
1969
101.8
July
20,
102.8
105
—
106
92.8
1970——
106
100
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3'/as May 1, 1971
101
91.24
104
Am
5s
Industries
or
32nds
more
100.26
of
l%s
Oct.
97.24
95.16
Bid
96
101.8
3%s Nov.
15,
2%s
15,
1963
100.12
4s
99.18
99.22
99
99.8
100.12
100.16
100.25
100.29
97.28
1962
98.4
100.6
100.10
100.26
100.30
97
96.8
100.8
1962—.
101.6
Feb.
May 15, 1962_
Aug. 15, 1962
97.8
100.24
100.28
100.20
100.28
Ask
(Continued)-
100.10
1961
point
a
1,. 1962
101.6
1961
15,
100.12
97.20
1%S April 1, 1963
May 15, 1963
1%S Oct. 1, 1963
94.28
100.18
93.28
4%s Nov. 15, 1963
l%s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
103.2
92.30
103.2
99.14
5s
Aug. 15, 1964
l'/as Get. 1, 1964
4%s Nov. 15, 1964
103.22
l%s April 1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965
102.20
104.2
91.30
91
97.24
95.4
100.22
94.4
103.6
93.6
103.6
99.18
104.6
92.6
103.26
91.8
102.24
4%s
Westcoast Trans
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
1-59
7-
5-60
100.2
100.4
4.80s
11-
2-59
3-
8-
1-60
1-60
12-
1-60
100.7
100.23
100.9
100.25
12-
1-59
4.40s
9-
4-
1-HO
4-60
1-
100.13
3-61
100.15
100.17
100.19
5.375
4.55s
1-
4-60
10-
3-60
1-61
100.21
100.19
100.23
100.21
2-
1-60
4%s
11-
1-60
100.23
100.25
100.27
100.29
United States
Yield Price
Bid
1960
97%
99%
81
83
89
93
ww,
.1967
.1982
56-
Due
2-60
2-
1-60
3-
Bid
1-61
Ask
102
102%
79
103'A
82
.1971
August
August
101%
89
101%
100%
—
.1971
91
93
92
100%
.1995
101%
77
101 %
96
—
99.950
October
1960
6, I960—
13, I960—
Ask
99.190
99.235
99.138
;
99.185
October
17,
1960_;
99.048
99.083
99.832
October
20,
i960
99.015
99.050
99.827
October
99.768
99.784
27, 1960
November 3, I960.
99 713
1960
October
99.873
99.815
99.809
1960
99.915
99.860
1960
18,
September 29,
99 901
—
99.731
November
10,
99.085
99.136
98.961
98.998
98.89C
98 935
98.842
—
1960
98.883
99^646
99.668
November 17,' 1960_
99.598
98.779
98.823
99.615
99*533
November 25,
98.717
98.763
99.551
December
99.473
93.694
December
1,
8,
98.646
99.493
99.411
98.586
98.616
99.433
December
15,
99 355
99.369
99.295
August 25, 1960
September 1, 1960
September 8, 1960
September 15. 1960
September 22, 1960
175
.1970
11,
August
121
4,
Yield Price
Bid
99.956
99.942
30, 1960
July 7,
1960
July 14,
1960
July 15, 1960
July 21,
I960
July 28, 1960
.
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.948
June
Pipe Line
5%s—.— .1988
4%s
Due
10-
1960
5%s. .1992
—
Gas
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
22,
Washington Gas Light 5%s. .1985
99 334
January 15, 1961;
April 15, 1961
99.243
I960———2
I960—
1960
A.
1960
98.429
98.332
97.280
—
98.474
98.272
„
97.331
99.285
-
FOOTNOTES FOR
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
101%
81
VlZ
New
101%
T-rSJy
-4
1,
23,
1969
ww
Corp 5%s
Wisconsin Telep
j
•92.24
96.24
94.16
Maturity— '•
101.4
Feb.
June
.1971
101%
Oct.
Feb.
cne
Treasury Notes
1961
104
1990
Elec Genert'g
Sperry Rand 5%s
103
4 %s Feb. 15,' 1972-1967
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Ask
100.24
1961
15,
1,
103%
1977
5%s—
103
103%
93.8
105
5%s
115
101 Va
Aug.
June
109
102%
15,
102
Sheraton Co of
U S
Feb.
101%
South'n
80%
96.16
100.20
March
5 %s
100.8
Bid
86%
129
79
102
94.8
5%s Feb. 20. 1970—
3%s April 1, 1970—
106.16
83
180
Underwood
100.20
4
March
4%s
101
Feb.
99.8
99.30
101.2
—
4%s
100.4
10,
1963
20,
100.9
99.22
1961,^.
1961,—.,—
May 2,
101.4
100.5
,4%s
102
Nov.
11,
20,
20,
May 1, 1962
4%s Aug. 20, 1962
2%s May 1, 1963
99.8
101.16
Sept.
100.25
101
April 3. 1961
4%s
100.10
100.20
Bonds—
1960
100.18
100.14
100.8
1961—
100.4
1960
Ask
,
100.18
1960
20,
3,
100.16
12,
April
Feb.
100.12
3, 1960
1, 1960
Dec
100.2
Sept.
May
point
a
Cooperatives—
5'As Sept 1, 1960
100.8
15, 1951
of
for
1960
15,
32nds
more
Bid
Banks
5%S
104
& Sons—
50%
43'%
28%
Ask
Banks—
1961
104%
79
.1980
4%s
104%
103%
101
,
41
3
City of N Y
Westchester
31'%
83%
t5
Insurance
6%
28
Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
7%
50%
5%
8
Co
35'%
108
Ask
85
1985
5s_——
Steel
Transcontinental
10
Ins
Guaranty Co (N Y)
50%
33
103
5.25s
1975
ww... .1963
5s
Textron Amer 5s
Gas
Sec Life
46
u
*
5.20s
6.77
Puget Sound Pr & Lt 5%s_. 1990
103
Gas
April
1985
Pennsylvania Co 5V»s
115%
104
Wise
Accident
Standard
2
81%
1960
15,
March
Rate
14.53
.1973
Petroleum
103%
Mieh
Standard
49
1960
15,
1985
ww
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 5%s 1990
Midwest
Sept.
10.27
1976
-
——
Nat'l Cash Register 4%s„
National Fuel Gas 5%s
91
1977
5s
Can
98%
Milwaukee
47'A
46%
5
;_10
Tel-
3%s
National
ioi
&
2000
Mueller Brass
90
1982
States Tel
;
5s
105
100%
Bid
Bonds-
102%
Edison
15,
15,
Feb.
4s
15.40
Fund
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec 5s_1990
Metro
July
Aug.
4s
15.57
1
Investors
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
(M)
55'%
9.03
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Corp 3%s
Dowenstein
52
Mutual
9.45
Penn
Perro
6%
36%
77
15,
1962
l%s April 1, 1962—
3.93
11.52
5s
Gas
Pruehauf Trailer
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
$6.50 preferred
Co
59%
6 Va
33%
10
20%
Insurance
38'%
'*
56%
5
46%
Travelers
60 Va
55
35%
-
1
Amer
44'A
10
23
Marine,—,_6.25
of
Seaboard Surety Co
Title
Ins
Home I.oan
1%S
5.73
3.60
8.74
6s
Oil
Natural
&
18%
10
Co
Life
3%s
7.04
10.53
Opt 41/2s__1979
Power
Commonwealth
Co
55%
1
Owners
4s
Situations
1
Inc—1
1
Carrier Corp 4Vbs
Chance Vought 5V4S
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5s
El
60
Fire
44%
.
Boiler
Insurance
4s
16.39
1
Ltd
Value
8.86
1
Burlington Industries 4%s~_1975
Canadian Pacific
Steam
3%s May
11.73
1
Canada
Value
—
1
Bid
Electric
Fire Insurance
Aug. 15, 1960
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
l%s April 1, 1961
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Calif
5
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance Co
10
4%s
Inc—
lc
Inst Foundation Fund
Lomb
(D Ct-1.50
American
Life
4%s May 15, 1961—
Treasury Notes—
13.71
Continental
Funds
United Science Fund
Boston
Income
&
65Va
Employ Life Ins
-
International
&
Accumulated
2.87
British
Security Ins (New Haven)
4%s
7.23
U
Fund
United
Bonds—
i
9.18
United
Capital Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Bausch
86%
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s Nov 15 1960
12.69
8.42
1
Inc
11.74
1
12.21
5.08
Institutional Income Fund
Intl Resources Fund Inc
jjk
Inc_l
21.41
20.79
a20.32
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
f* h<
Fund
United
4.97
Institutional
81
Figures after decimal point represent
8.74
a25.81
of
Seaboard Life Ins
4
Maturity-
10.17
1
H-DA
Incorporated
21
a29.33
7.97
Inc___l
Fund
H-C7
Fund
19%
52
21
Insurance
(Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance,,2
Paul
4%
5
U. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness and Notes
a36.85
1
9.28
10c
Mutual
Incorporated
i;"n
J
11.15
1
%
Inc
lc
_—2
10c
Income
Fund
_lc
shares
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
—:
Fund
5.71
Growth
4>r.
s:
Stock
9.00
Imperial
•li
Balanced
lc
Guardian
5
Stein
lc
2.11
Investors Inc
Investors
lc
Haydock Fund Inc
W
Sovereign
shares
Utilities
m
jljl
Southwestern
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
V;- V .
I
shs
Bond
RR
Tobacco
St
38.12
7.33
10.05
Steel
Republic
37 %
15.34
1
Petroleum
r
75%
72
101
55%
2
Y)
(N
15.19
1
Fund
B)
9.17
Bond
Reinsurance Corp
17.40
(Edison
6.68
Railroad
56%
5%s
12.44
13.30
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
<j
Insurance
49%
53%
4%s
9.99
12.15
General Bond shares...
hk
25%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
4%s
a9.69
Shares—1.25
shares__lc
Institutional
59'/a
23%
51
5
46
5
2.50
F)
7%
4%s
lc
:
77%
55
Co
35
3%s
Stock Fund.lc
(The)
6f4
3%s
Clark—
Fund
43%
Philadelphia Life Ins
96
4%s
7.53
American
73%
"
4
3%s
13.04
Common
(S
1
4%s June
6.89
12.06
Selected
12 %
40%
10
5
5%S
al8.79
lc
Industrial
m
l w
1
25c
Scudder Stevens &,
Life
4%s
15.01
9.49
11%
12%
10
4%s
15.90
lc
Fund
4%s
8.46
1
Inc
3.33%
Y
Co
79%
5.35s
14.34
Fund
lc
shares
Fully Administered
-
14.20
Inc
Canada
of N
4%
4%s
(Geo)
Shares
Insurance
indemnity
•
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Peerless Insurance Co
5
4s
9.39
Fund
of
37%
1
4
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
3%s Aug. 23, I960.
11.21
8.64
Puritan
lc
shares
Common
Food
11.10
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fim<l_l
Capital Growth Fund
M[j
■M*
■Mj>
50c
2.50
Putnam
Dist
35 %
22
4.45s March
11.83
1
Scudder. Fund
33%
76
3%s
Growth Stock
Fund
River
Ins Co
54
20%
4%s
20.90
10.90
1.92
Quarterly
Electrical
19.07
*
19.70
9.93
Pacific
52%
50%
30%
10
4%s
al3.84
1
1.76
9.06
Northern
71%
49%
5
10
4%s
t
18.12
lc
Northeastern
76%
67
7.05
Inc
2
10
Co
Phoenix
5.40s
12.02
6.45
1
Trust.
157
73
Bid
15.11
1
Aviation-Electronics—
II
P:
13.83
..1
.
Corp.
Automobile shares
■
Fund
(T Rowe)
149
5
Ins
Providence-Washington
Tederal
14.27
11.72
Fund Inc
Group Securities—
I;
?M4{
13.27
.—-1
Pine Street Fund Inc
lc
lc
5
Co__
Figures
13.89
Square
series
37%
34%
Obligations of Government Agencies
11.01
12.85
Mutual Fund
Securities Corp
Fund
Inc
16%
35'/a
32%
54%
6.32
1
Philadelphia
series.
stock
Fundamental Investors
kN
10.18
1
Inc
15%
5
5
A
2.50
Fire
10
10.00
1
Fund
Securities
103%
59%
8.57
9.15
Over-The-Counter
4.75
Inc.l
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
W'O
7.84
&
Inc
Oppenheimer Fund
19.43
4.34
Fund
Founders Mutual Fund..
4
5.78
Street Fund
15.40
Florida
u'ib
v,;
In
6.14
1
Shares
York
99%
1
com
57%
153
8.36
1
Chemistry
15.73
14.77
AA
Amsterdam
Casualty
Hampshire Fire,,.
New
North
Co
10
Fire
Corp class
366
Co
146
Inc
Union
13%
53
10
Ins
4.10
7.65
1
Fund
17.97
Industrial
Florida Growth Fund Inc..
■
5.62
3.75
1
.
Series
.5
Financial
>jtn
11.37
1
Series
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
5':Nt
10.40
1
—
Line
351
Insurance Corp of Amer
50c
Jefferson Standard Life
Tns__10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Series—
of Canada Ltd
14.39
20%
Life—10
(Fla)
Capital Fund
1
35%
18%
New
10
;
51
Home
3.53
1
England
33%
Hartford
16.02
Series
Stock
Nationwide
Hartford
21.31
1
Stock
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
l{
New
3.25
1
Series
Preferred
National
14%
New
Inc
Insurance
Home
14.82
Series
Dividend
Natl
21%
«
Insp & Insurance,
19.70
Series
50c
Energy Fund Inc.:
Equity Fund Inc
.MM
\ m*
:' [w
Securities
Old
59'%
19%
13%
5
Ins
(Bait),
Accident
&
55
Hanover
al3.60
1
1
Life
56% '
Gulf
Co Inc_l
Corp—
Income Series
Fund
Fund
Electronics
■/'■'it
2.96
—1
Howard—
Balanced
:A
Bond
.25c
;
Dreyius Fund Inc
Investors
National
9.60
a21.03
interest
Wide Securities
Balanced
—2.50
.....
beneficial
of
Trustee Shares—
E
Dividend
1
Fund
Stk
Life
Fire
Natl
3%
Great
Shares
Trust
1
Growth
Diversified
%
I
Mutual
1
Diver
lili*
is
56.37
Diversified Investment Fund—1
■
I
55.81
National
2
(DC)
22.85
Mutual
8%
45'/a
2%
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
16.37
12.73
Mutual Shares
Monument
7%
41%
.1
General Reinsurance
Corp
Automation
Inc
3%
1
4
39%
Gov
'
De
15.14
X21.14
&
34%
12%
Manufacturers
3
Franklin
2.66
14.48
1
Fund
43
32
&
Glens Falls
2.42
13.39
Fund—
beneficial
Missiles-Jets
18.79
39%
Fire Assurance—12.50
Merchants
3
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
37
Fireman's
Stock
33'/3c
Life
Mass
Merchants
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—
Trust
int_33'/3C
Inc
Massachusetts
19 Va
lc
Investors
beneficial
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
L
Western
shares
of
Investors
Mass
9.01
1
Inc.:
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Dividend
shares
38 '/a
42%
27%
2%
Massachusetts
5
Assurance
4%
35%
39
47%
Co
Forster
&
1
43
(NJ)
General
3%
26
Life—.
Life
51%
241
Federal
3.73
1
Insurance
Inc—1
Casualty
19%
231
5
3 0
Ins
Life Ins Co
Amer
2
Lift
Standard
10
J)~2 %
Shippers
Natl
Life
48%
9%
Re-insurance
&
National
18
18
10
Va
61%
16%
1
of
22%
57%
3
Inc
Co
Ask
20%
9
Assurance
(Newark N
Ins
Tenn
of
Maryland
1
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
2.48
Fund—.1
Fla)
Casualty
Crum
3.97
lc
Stock
Loyal
Continental
3.77
shares—lc
Composite Fund Inc
De
3.44
shares
&
11%
Continental
al4.96
Metal
"V »V
Crown
industries
•
,lc
1.39
Stock
Fund Inc
!
Fund
shares
Petroleum
10%
(Ky)
Connecticut
6.46
12.90
Investment
•
! ..'l,i
,
Mutual
Electric
Income
Lincoln
(Galveston)
Boston
18.12
5.92
I.32
i
16%
5
Nat
a25.10
1
Commonwealth
'iiW
16.57
1
Can
11.80
Inc
Fund
Suyles
15
preferred
Home
Beneficial
12.21
—_—100
Fund
■
—1
11.17
Shares...—..1
Energy
Colonial
ill:
14.73
Insurance
Mercury
Bankers
7.57
Managed Funds—
14,900
preferred
Fund Inc
of
14,200
Companies
Life
Corp
i—1
(Wash D C)
1
Bankers
6.61
16%
Inc—1
Fund
i_.—,50c
Securities
Colonial
,
_1
SLk
Fund
Corp—100
Chemical Fund Inc
(tr ,+v.
'MM
&
Life
12
Co
9.50
Shares
41%
10%
Commonwealth
9 63
Christiana
I
6.03
Fund
8.67
Ins
35%
38
Investors
American
to
Growth
8.91
Life
32%
5
Casualty_5
Amer
Lexington Trust Fund
17.14
i
Growth
15%
Inc
10
Co
Assur—
&
Amer
14.54
6.91
Fund
Fund.,——lc
Chase
■
V;
13.44
87%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Life Ins—
American
14.63
13.65
84%
Amer Ins Co
14.88
18.46
12^63
5
conv
American
21.63
(Income
1
Insurance
(Jacksonville
16.86
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Stocks)
77%
Fidelity
Amer
9.65
K-2
Com
81%
74
Equitable
$1.25
Par
771/2
10
American
10.93
Stocks)—1
Pfd
Lazavd
Inc.
Growth Stock
■
(«,«)
V,
17.16
Century Shares Trust.......— 1
-1 )(}■.
i •»if'ri
15.73
12.60
1
Ltd
Capital
vt
!
23.30
k
riX
f
21.35
17 08
1
:
Ltd
Fund
Bonds).1
Companies
Ask
10
Agricultural Insurance
25.06
1
Surety
Bid
Co._
American
24.01
Bonds)
Life
&
American
1
B-2
General Fund—
Canadian International
al3.38
Insurance
Aetna
33.30
11 59
1
—
Investment.—50c
Fund Ltd.
32.65
Casualty
Aetna
12.16
13.92
S-l
Fund
—,
Aetna
Funds—
Priced
9.21
(1954)
!•
(Low
4.15
Axe-Science
11.13
12.81
Bonds)
Grade
8.47
Canadian
j
(Medium
3.80
Broad
r
u
B-2
Inc—5
Canada
:
5.85
"B"
California Fund Inc—
».
5.36
Par
11.28
1
Fund.l
Mutual
(Investment
Fund
Bullock
*
(The)
Ask
-1
Boston
Fund
Keystone Custodian
B-l
5.19
Bid
10.32
1
1
Inc
1
Inc
1.67
Inc__l
Boston Fund Inc—
1f
;•
Johnston
9.65
28%
27
Fund
I.52
"A"
Blue
■
Istel
*
Axe-Templeton Growth
1
*
8.83
Corp—1
Fund
Canada
< i
ai5.i4
Research
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
II r
America
7.98
Axe-Houghton
w.**
Par
of
4.43
Trust-
Mut
Co
7.38
Axe-Houghton
t
:
Devel
Atomic
Insurance
Funds—
Mutual
Investment
2.45
4.15
Dev
&
Fund
Associated
Ask
1.25
Mutual Fund Inc
American
"
2.23
Shares.,— 1
Investors
American
*
Inc
Bid
25c
—
American
'A
•
Fund
Aberdeen
j,V
Par
Funds—
Mutual
I
(Quotations for Friday, June 17)
%
iVai!l?e' a,T?Ielftsset value. bBid
York Stock
t
Exchange,
t New
stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-Frights
Ex-dividend,
wi When
.+■
I
•Wp.tUif.
f
%
:
k Admitted-tr li "ting on the
Issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
::faass
Volume
191
Number
5961
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2679)
47
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week
will
show
increase
an
com¬
Complete
us,
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
18, clearings from all cities of the United States
4.9%
be
above
those
June
York
New
the
corresponding
totals
18—
stand
same
at
last
week
$29,617,521,128
week in
1959.
$16,667,806,140 $14,376,517,330
1,397,530,803
—■——
1,173,000,000
1,226,000,000
666,522,374
City
Kansas
———
Louis
"432,300,000
428,400,000
804,407,000
846,360,118
1st
560,400,622
New
5.1
Cleveland
"675,000,000
0.9
708,233,591
;'
five days—
Other
cities,
five
Philadelphia
all
cities,
$21,378,098,496
5,212,000,295
5,717,087,325
days—___
cities,
five
days__
+
—
1,082,400,059
cities
all
Total
week
for
+
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
$29,617,521,128
Our
Minneapolis-
7
5.3
sults
10th
..
Kansas
for May and
Stocks—
shares...
of
Number
Bonds—
Railroad
San
378,352,456
-_-
loss of
a
Reserve
of 0.1%.
.
by
6.0%.
The Chicago
the St. Louis Re¬
loss of 2.6%,
1.0%, but in the Dallas and San
Districts
both
totals
register
'■
gain
a
:
1959
•
'
,
-
1958
Inc. or
Dec. %
,
v
.1957
$
\$
844,230,154
+ 7.6
810,065.247
+ 5.0
13,508,964,383
.
.
•«.
-
859,805)829
11,602,440)059
1,086,492,921
1,107,906,726
—1.9
1,009,691,692
1,424,719,616
—2.2
1,283.754,462
796,382,311
+ 1.2
757,366,303
1,317,138,727
+ 6.0
1,204,514,644
1,471,038,278
780,055,780
1,244,065,717
1,636,650,614
—2.6
1,610,888,230
1,647.111,004
709,041,341
—3.9
629,211,968
661,697,537
—0.4
641,082,674
597,300,931
589,691,'698
664,204,460
908,482,824
.
614,171,984
1
'
690,575,392
683,480,925
—1.0
+ 0.1
533,794,117
509,032,041
0.1
1,246,892,305
674,984.756
<1
C
York
It
543,711,811
of
a
1,341,011,468
24,433,282,662
+ 3.4
23.884,300,091
1,253,662,981
21,103,869,816
11,521,242,530
City.
543,266,588
1,342,321,486
cities
108
furnish now,
also
11,538,118,489
—0.1
10,885,412,241
11,078,983,122
a gain of 3.3%, in the Richmond
0.2%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
District of 12.2%. The Chicago Reserve District has to
its credit an increase of 4.6%, the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
trict of 6.1% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of
Reserve
May.
having been $123,505,-
aggregate of clearings
1959 aggregate $113,685,818,588. In the
Reserve District the totals register an im¬
York
of
5.3%;
but
totals record
1.6%.
and in the Boston Reserve District
the
In
3.4%;
of
City
Kansas
are
the
in
but
totals
decline of 0.3%.
District
District
Reserve
totals
the
larger by 0.7% and in the Dallas Reserve District Of
are
the Philadelphia Reserve District the
In the Cleveland Reserve
in
a
+
District the totals show
of the clearings for
summary
For that month there was an in¬
for the entire body of clearings houses of 8.6%,
1960
New
30,822,400
4,600
-
record
Francisco
448,024 and the
14,000
31,097,650
totals
it
10
provement of 14.1%
10,000
;
the
316,299,056
4,552,600
5,827,000
Foreign government
U. S. Government
A.
a
O
—
Francisco.
month
crease
1959
>•
Bank.
International
District
Reserve
681,082,145
9
City
New
We
the
re¬
$114,538,100 $559,267,000 $646,741,600
$109,044,000
Atlanta
District of 3.9%, and the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict of 0.4%.. In the Kansas City Reserve District the
25,272,214,819
Five Months
70,968,740
:•'*+" +--
■
.
The
1960
.
68,826,830
misc...
&
Month of May-:
1960
1959
,+.
the
1,593,475,533
it,Ht(<t
4.9
+
the five months of 1960 and 1959 follow:
...
Reserve
805,621,682
+*
17
.
Dallas
12th'
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Description—
Cleveland
5.3
$28,238,603,284
York Stock Exchange is appended.
In the
1,393,833,829
44
Outside
usual
1.9%.
1,395,907,867
4
9th
"Estimated.
in the New
Reserve
'
8.8
—
1,143,417,463
of
13,360,662,188
-
'44.
10
6th
Total—
;
Boston
are
14,028,984,286
.
'*k'- '■■■ u
6
._
_
7th
9.1
$28,535,121,069 $27,095,185,821
day
one
and in
serve
908,097,874
Li" '
(
11
._
__
,
7
Richmond
11th
Total
All
5.3%
OF SANK CLEARINGS
""
$
9
Cleveland
5th
0.7
$23,323,120,774
a
Reserve District suffers
increase of
'■
cities
12
._
3rd
•.
f
8th
cities,
is
•1960
Yoi*k__—
4 th
4.7
441,665,011
\
444,554,457
.___
Ten
in
smaller by 2.2%, but in the Rich¬
mond Reserve District the totals are larger by 1.2% and
the week
—
an
SUMMARY1
Boston
2nd
5.0
*532,000,000
—r_
Districts,
"
5.1
+
was
Week Ended June 11—
Federal Reserve Districts
—17.1
—
For that week there
11.
.
4.3
—
558,423,649
——
—
Baltimore
increase of
an
District the totals
3.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $25,272,214;819 against $24,433,282,662 in the same week in 1959. Outside of this city there
was
a
decrease
of 0.1%, the bank clearings at this
center having registered a gain of 5.5%.
We group the
"
Pittsburgh
complete results of the week previous
ended June
2.1
—
803,882,132
"530,000,000
—
______—_.
Francisco
Ban
Reserve
in
of
+ 15.9
1,428,216,043
Boston
6t.
%
—w-,—
Philadelphia
totals show
not available at
are
Federal
decrease
At
1959
1960
?
—
Chicagu
the week ends
as
the
to
there
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending
today, inasmuch
according
which they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York Reserve District
(including this city) the
We
7.6%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve Distridb
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
15.9%.
them
cities
by
covered
District of
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
week
and
for
against $28,238,603,284 for the
this center there is
the
going to press. Accordingly, in tlie above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
we
present further below we are able to give the final
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
Our preliminary
year.
for
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
time
June
from which it is
details
exact
cannot furnish
based on telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the
and
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
pared with a year ago. Preliminary figures compiled by
Francisco
San
smaller by 0.2%.
Reserve
District the
v
1,000
-
Month of May—
bonds..
Total
$114,871(000 $119,100,700 $590,369,150 $677,579,000
The volume of transactions in share properties
,
New York
Stock Exchange for.
on
1st
the
2nd
'1960
;:
January.,-,
March,-
'■
:'V
>
viw. -'
Months J
Three
,
April
'
■
60,533,354
1958
•
1957
,
83,253,414
-(65,793,447
49,871,356
40,197,732 '
46,675,236
:
,-
68,826,830
->•
v
,,70,968,740
Louis
Dallas
12th San
*
6,877,587,751
-+
3,637,293,640
+
3 3
0.2
7,014,328,037
11,353,813,244
6,250,709,008
+
12.2
-10,857(482,356
+
4.6
3,259,134,342
+
6.1
2,915,187,777
3,124,325,797
3,075,159,821
+
1.6
2,661,846,997
4,345,217,434
+
0.7
4,639,736,235
+
3.4
3,939,680,014
4,135,601,406
\—-
0.2
each
3,405,932,108 *
6,629,760,386
*f
"
11
—_
6,640,914,588
5,638,803,319
113,685,818,588
+
8.6
103,497,342,342
106,860,943,317
~60,773,427,916
+
3.8
53,433,184,849
57,738,067^19
*
+
14
L
123,505(448,024
63.053.621.176
"
7
—
5,764,887,387
10,580,964,106
3,019,185,682
2,648,448,781
,3,867,748:980
4,505,67^^64
6,055,166,678
"
„
;
4,799,709,897
18 ;.v**;/■;
L—-»—L+—
175 cities
Total
4,376,864,056
York City
....
of bank
;
'
BANK
FOR
CLEARINGS
CITIES
LEADING
1960
1957:
1958
1959
IN
We append
MAY
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the five months for four years:
-Jan. 1 to May 31-
—Month of May-
(000,coo
1959
1958
292,509
272,820
263,324
23,688
23,520
21,131
1960
.
York.,
60,451
Philadelphia,
50,064
4,949
49,122
4,338
52,912
4,912
.
4,799
,
.
243,410
Federal Reserve Districts
4,785
3,176
2,622
2,947
2,735
3,421
Cleveland
3,128
16,406
15,001
14,009
>.
15,759
14,555
15,012
15,361
13,942
3,077.
14,376
2,718
2,620;
2,191
2,648
2,235.
1,959
2,019
24,414
2nd
,
12,504
9,8i2
9,910
6th
Chicago
St.
9th
Minneapolis
2,193
10,297
1,807
1,722
10,143
10,348
1,658
1,495
1,599
8,708
8,309
7,668
Minneapolis.
2,064
2,037
1,731
1,745
9,990
9.859
8,529
8,366
Houston
1,836
1,726
1,556
1,872
9,211
8,711
7,843
8,988
...
Atlanta
■
1,956
1,772
1,748
9,386
8.860
8,670
1,667
8,376
8,327
7,613
1,244
6,713
6,427
5,776
822
884
4,997
5,009
4,139
4,226
San
0.9
28,110 842,787
22,824 ,669,313
25,637 ,856,244
25,402 423,592
"
34,959 ,251,193
33,231 442,927
5.2
29,961 ,440,324
0.2
15,878 ,143,338
16,203, 431,997
32,846. 017,888
"
17,532 ,499,199
17,501 878,350
"
33,904 ,167,126
31,177 214,856
8.7
28,300 ,165,841
28,423, 871,593
"
55,558 ,409,482
52,414, 077,524
6.0
47,708 ,112,908
50,764, 529,833
7
"
16,991 ,987,076
16,125, 088,863
5.4
14,659 ,671,425
15,140, 992,229
16
14
"
"
15,219 ,486,566
21,506, 916,174
15,055 822,250
21,761, 936,088
1.1
13,201 ,993,923
12,775, 255,402
1.2
19,812 383,318
19,133, 048,233
11
"
24,189, 339,873
23,458, 276,129
3.1
20,786 352,717
-<21,931, 291,973
4.9
28,342 ,767,960
29,167, 775,908
—.
^
33,597, 487,791
569,735,566,175
+
5.7
531,336,734,655
526,068,116,089
296,915,495,263
+
4.3
268,012,483,881
282,657,518,"7-14
"
cities
32,038, 973,901
602,194,119,804
309,684,159,395
18
175
Francisco
6,184
1,012
12th
7,976
1,150
-
Louis
Kansas City
11th Dallas
8,350
1,552
1,315
1,048
t
1,755
1,385
.
Cincinnati
1,776
1,758
...
Baltimore
Richmond
9,005
7.2
"
31
10th
1,767
2,080
282,202, 834,259
"
8
8th
2,115
1,749
/•
$
19,365 597,436
20,445, 765,143
302,650 ,953,937
18,473 487,469
253,097, 570,777
16
Richmond
7,971
10,419
2,102
cities
17,751 ,434,875
272,109 ,598,713
15
Atlanta
8,674
9,289
10,116
1957
5.6
15
-
—
7th
2,052
.
Cleveland
11,243
City
Kansas
•
.
10
York
Philadelphia
4th
5th
Louis...,
Pittsburgh
New
3rd
-
12,673
.11,531
14
Boston
11,285
13,645
2,281
..
Dallas
1st
16,588
16,537
.16,296
2,983
3,321
Fran...
23,740
3,147
u.lv.
Boston
26,289
3,378
3,243,
5,353
....
Detroit/
27,360
5,117
5,562
...
$ r
•
Dec. %
26,394
"
Chicago
A
1958
Inc. or
1959
$
Five Months
Five Months
Five Months
Five Months
1957
1960
St.
6,876,139:901
3,197,171,925
of
Omitted)
San
5,155,051*277
9,458,642,373
3,458,654,720
5i,xlo,X)Oo,'<74
"
clearings for leading cities for the
May : and the five months ended May 31 in
of the last four years is shown below:
a .
course
month
New
*3,865,735,829
5,608,966,253
"
31
_;
Outside New
The
0.3
5,333,346,369
7,103,004,092
3,643,211,096
"
<
16
Francisco
+ 14.1
5,317,319,626
'
16
—
_____
_
$
-
8
-
11th
52,558,561
54,178,523
#
__—
Minneapolis
Kansas City
121,387,664
48,309,665
'
75,886,965
57,291,287
—~i--*
MayA.^.,
136,744,324
50,305,141'
231,496,751
190,180(939
St.
-9th
1
10th
•
1957
$
3,582,083,093
51,022,03w,436
r
4,681,864,632
5,854,904,295
5.3
+
54,759,760,892
62.462.802.175
"
15
—
Chicago
8th
35,651,568
Dec. %
4,009,476,152
4,221,654,898
15
,
Atlanta
48,160,955
.
10
-
—u-
__
Richmond
7th
37,575,141
,+82,449,890
■
York
Cleveland
;6th
.
...
i-Vs'v
•
_
V
i >65,715,223
-.•..-i......
1959
:
63(932,362
v
February '...'Li—__ J.
r
Philadelphia
<5th
Number of Shares—
:-r
New
4th
cities
14
1958
Inc. or
$
$
'JlUlL
Boston
"3rd
the five months of 1957
1960 is indicated in the following:
to
1959
1960
Federal Reserve Districts
.
Louisville
952
820
828
919
4,027
4,436
4,591
Total
Outside
York City
New
4,124
-
New
Orleans
1,227
914
948
953
831
5,923
4,746
4,423
4,671
912
4,641
4,619
4,108
4,290
6,496
6,256
884
918
'
Seattle
:
i
'
Jacksonville.
Portland
1,252
1,072
1,049
1,236
1,034
1,144
807
1,265
1,112
856
785
..
763
653
5,512
3,991
4,429
4,097
3,630
3,262
3,061
8,787
2,'863
2,830
the years as by months for two years:
3,229
4,313
following compilation
4,631
3,319
The
4,005
4,495
,3,060
4,954
4,742
5,716
827
.
5,498
5,297
covers
'
Birmingham
•:
984
'
....
Memphis '
874
Buffalo
V,:.: 593
-Washington.
Milwaukee
+
4,459'
627
555
;
> +>64
548
(S27
595
:
V«
3,032
3,257
<
667
,
a, 181
-
3,476-
619
.654
620
'
"
'
3,680
;
1+-
v. .656
....
848
643
615
.7X2
881
724
638"
910
.748
3,831
3,750
-
A,.
St,; -Paul,.,..
.Denver'
670
'722
-
3,803
«•
3,366
Nashville
"s
..
Tot. 31 cities
538
cities9,188
Total
All..
L. 492
95,615
98,569
607'
680
114,317 104,855
'
-
117,496,415,092
February
115,201,713,433.
102,025,256,873
7.7
.8,291
.123,505
113,685-103,487 106,860
602 194
63,053
57,738
309,684
+7,882
8,830.
*
I
39,103
531,336
296,915 -.268,012
125,874,131,773
"'
116,879,049,529
358,572,260,298
337,509,875,712
120,116,411,482
118,539,871,875
JL
123,505,448,024
113,685,818,588
Months__!__L
602,194,119,804
"
282,657
1st
Quarter
April
___
Outside NYC
63,773-- 53,433
-569,735
-
May*"-
«.
Total
•
'"
60,285.92^,778
'
+
53,127,642,757
+X12.3
" 61,365,739,743
+ *4.5
+
6.2
60,725,500,866
8.6
63,053,621,176
309,684,159,395
5
__ __
5.7
+
569,735,566,175
+
174,779,310,279
"
185,905,037,353
1.3
+
..
8.0
59,661,046,704
64,134,466,797
;
+
r
'
;
Inc.'o*
Dec. %
$
.-r;-
*"
>1
Total
526,068
.
"
—
$
-
62,109,523,852
+ 12.9
+
March
2,771
43,555
.-.-tf
0.9
January
40,196
.
l
■
2,877
485,872
3,080
:
•:-$
2,919
,2,712
3,193
45,555
+
3,057
~~ ~556,639~~ "526,180" ~492,233
7
:<
Dec. %
118,605,569,310
"
Other
Month—
-.
Inc. or
1959
3,007
A
2,977
2,907
-—Clearings Outside New York
1960
1959
-Clearings, Total All1960
'
835
CLEARINGS
MONTHLY
;
Omaha
'
"
—
61,362,757,068
60,773,427,916
.1.0
3.8
+
296,915,495,263
"
*6*4
+
*4,3
vV
•■v."1!*,...
-
We
now
ir'v... A...
add
:
.
'
•
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
our
■'
"
'
'
'
.
'
'
'•
month of May and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for
week ended June 11 for 4 years:
First Federal Reserve-District-^Boston—
-Month
Clearings at— 7
-
•
+
■'•
5.5
16,344,890
+
4.0
10,373(529
10,644,755
—
2.5
55,114,962
S-,
New Bedford
-w--
r
,
- v-
.
>
7,912,918
7,691,123
17,777,590
~
-•
.
---
'
•
■+
Total+14 cities)
6.3
51,244,726
+
37,234,446
35,603,492
+
-84,207,749
77,014,349
+
-
——
•
-
—
-
*
104,033,683
-31,173,000
178,824,200
i >
i;
105,106,014
-24,145,300
•
234,647,848
-
14,827,135
--
7.6
v
11.1
+
4.2
319,643,252
341,109,985
4,221,654,888
4,009,476,152
+
+
.....
—
—(-
~
..
•
+
15.528,938
6.7
4,037,445
+
-
15,909,561
13,949,347
-
;-
.
-
-
:+n.3
1,010,396,467
+ 16.2
58,776,483
52,043,067
1-2
24,251,315
523,788,878
868,230,300
1.0
74,436,722
20,445,765,143
*
136,851,800
530,227,184
»(109,889,900-.-
-
/
v-19.7
-
_v
$
2.4
-
7,544,936
-
705,230,844
3,448,094
4,067,032
+
7.7
36,510.800
37,906.600
+
8.0
3.640,797
3,693,638
908,097,874
844,230,154
19,365,597,436
+
5.6
-
-
r.
1,789,903
,
.
-
2.4
3,973,351
16.495,653
37,716.220
12.373,061
41.136,621
22,490,245
24,222,616
-34.986.1X)0
,35.956,500
11.971.829
7.8
+
1,593,993
3,840,126
15,542,335
14.8
0.6
12.9
-
'
'
—
.
7.1
—
3.7
.
.
"
—
1.4
+ .7.6
$
664.324.710
-
8.9
7.6
1957
3,270,383
8,034,050
'
806,335,700
68,951,806
,
1958
3,550.913
3.4
+
-
26,111,273
+
r
+
—
12,939,145
280,095,242
1,174,092,705
7.9
5.3
+
—
1,554,280
4,059,775
311,871,295
*
1.0
8,635,502
1,783,636
9.3
i ,.? —22.5*
165,661,300
14,683,553
.....
—
673,218,706
3,930,920
3,630,448
4.6
7.0
+
58,623,727 "'::
,
—
7.6
-
"
--Mew Hampshire—Manchester..
.
4.9
+
-
2.8
+
63,367,932
70,392,172
244,387,143
Rhode Island—Providence-^
*
+
+
,
*
—63,102,166
-
New.Haven
(Waterbury
—
16,620,436
„
.
8,425,906
733,435,577
+ 10.2
;
r
4,250,017
4,104,852
11-
Dec. %
$
$
,
7.9
75,636,596
15,759,510,630
80,367,319
16,537,885,085",
•
+
140,956,682
155,279.370
+
15,720,119
».;Holyoke
Springfield
' 'Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
+ 11.6
3,243,476,222
'.V
—--1.
Dec. %
79,567,816
85,818,121
•
3,421,265,738
Fall River.
»Lowell
-
+ 10.5
27,223,549
;'
June
Inc. or
-
Dec. %
-'
15,543,528
■
£
$
1959
1960
Inc. or
1959
$
Ended
-Week
31-
1960
Inc. or
"*
—
Massachusetts—Boston
*
-Jan. 1 to May
May$
Lj A *-Lfi'>-+■.'/AV,.
$ - Maine—Bangor^.
—'--17,176,437
W Portland
-—+7'" 30,385,043
j
of
1959
I960
+•*
2,859,836
3,551.735
810,065,247
859,905,829
.
k
% fV'
/
**
iJ
I <1-
/
48
The Commercial and
(2680)
Financial Chronicle
,
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
I
of
-Month
iVJ,
-h
Second Federal Reserve District-
Buffalo
+ 49.3
1,217,996,479
615,257,764
+
6.6
3,257,941,577
+
3.6
65,088,213
65,258,901
17,788,712
.
12,838,621
15,418,063
+ 10.0
1,067,320,526
992,928,943
+
7.5
47,058,520
+
9.2
640,973,145
596,936,254
+
7.4
28,677,494
28,140,340
+
3.0
144,458,608
136,215,302
+
(a)
'•
•
132,628,005
28,972,931
New
Northern
j 4
'jg
j
Jersey—Newark
New
Total
(10
+
A.
(a)
(a)
326.010,638
+
5.2
1,678,792,069
1,627,352,138
+
3.2
398,430,004
392,909,077
+
1.4
1,987,217,034
1,930,440,372
+
2.9
62,462,802,175
54,759,760,892
+ 14.1
+
7.2
10,480,342
6,946,560
—32.9
33,155,674
42,947,288
9.2
37,943,171
41,659,399
—
cities).
5.5
302,650,953,937-
..
.,
282,202,834,259
■
3.2
42,179,682
27,170,077
25,778,962
(a)
'
■
•
.
75,837.338
77,319,017
+
6.3
83,718,260
83,190,689
+
5.0
13,508,964,383
11,620,44|0,059
—
95,055,341
89,456,980
14,028,984,286
13,360,662,188
./
28,578,618
-
1.2
75,270.390
v
3,816,763
43,339.862
6.5
+
—
(a)
74,354,489
2,914,439
11,024,886,694
12,998,887,850
'
30,666,901
•"
Jersey-
+
.
45,609,572
.
(a)
342,972,724
Connecticut—Stamford
i"fiV
140,422.757
1.7
2,723,331
3,512,790
4.7
6.0
(a)
173,352,438
130.643,847
.
—
12,895,164,173
121,426,319
143,131,028
.
3.9
+
—
3,712,890
13,605,972,289
203,281,496
223,588,534
Utica
3,648,657
7.2
+
272,820,070,912
52,912,390,672
Syracuse
2,918,659
3,064,015
292.509,960,409
60,451,826,848
Rochester
f
;>4
130,662.653
0.3
+ 11.8
72,660,489
81,205,877
+ 15.4
135,738,992
7.4
+
—
—59.2
87,054,614
14.2
New York
:.;
'
$
.:
35,559,845
+ 31.2
928,369,264
3,032,601,684
13,304,612
Jamestown
'
,
132,087,902
Elmira
■i.
:!•-
New York—
1957
1958
Dec. %
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
%
656,118,153
■
;v
>
Dec.
197,171,652
York—Albany..
■ew
> »i
h
$
Clearings at—
x/p
■'
$
June
Inc. or
1959
1960
Inc. or
1959
1960
Inc. or
1959
Ended
Week
-Jan. 1 to May 31——
May
I960
f.
jf
i'
»WI'
r
"
•
SI:
Third Federal Reserve
y br--'
7,030,515
7,587,423
Bethlehem
44.344,809
•7,500,000
13.3
52,818,475
48,467,372
+
233,157,682
209,558,098
+
107,223,104
102,639,678
+
4.5
38,426,917
33,402,468
+
23,520,000,000
0.7
4,912,000,000
4,949,000,000
0.7
23,688,000,000
Reading
22,421,740
20,036,458
+
11.9
107,647,464
98,930,854
33,198,185
31,831,587
+
4.3
162,817,819
159,213,207
17,316,212
17,637,781
30,906,686
31,985,430
Wilkes-Barre.
York
Du
■'V'lV'
•'
8,095,697
New
•:h
83,551,369
5,317,319,626
!
'•
4,604.628
+
5.6
—
6.1
7,565,440
8,062,818
*';$
24.9*9,416
17,589,506
.19,685,674
4.7
11,957,566
+
4.9
4.8
39,113,537
35,931,476
+
8.9
3.4
541,078,984
516,132,793
+
4.8
23,288,465
23.2
347,763,831
336,501,612
+
3.3
16,889,765
15,792,135
0.3
25,637,856,244
25,402,423,592
+
0.9
1,086,492,921
1,107,906,726
—
12,542,019
-
^
—
6.6
+
;t.
,
6.9
14,704,993
1,009,691,692
1.9
—
+
15,008,590
908,482,824
;
,
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton.
j' !f
Cincinnati
few
j.
.,.
62,681,118
5.3
2,620,987,362
+
280,770,100
24,222,300
15,839,452
Hamilton
,V+
>
316,416,741
290,188,336
+
6,427,951,718
+
12,673,115,496
1,505,100,900
1,380,224,200
+
W
V
102,684,897
85,034,237
+
20.8
34,023,852
+
+
.
7.7
38,261,163
57,976,647
+
4.5
290.995,389
279,849,381-
+
1.3
324,831,271
304,847,537
+
M
55,861,295
254,710,928
267,139.009
4.7
—
41,353,099
7.7
854,467,101
10,297,476.091
10,116,851,721
3.6
201,644,419
+
1.1
12,866,420
12,664,830
+
0.8
261,511,746
294,041,519
0.3
504,574,847
580,779,144
8.0
*65,705,*400
64;985,700
'
63,065,200
■
*■•«'•
.
+
564,213,203
168,526,100
■
—
;
'■
t
12.321,767
15,374,522
429.597,835
458,911,608
10,442,088
9,697,471
14,900.801
16,502,752
413,753,160
492,366,862
1,283,754,462
1,471,038,278
.*
6.2
+
11,599,585
14.293,834
-
1.8
+
186,423,589
+
—
.
7.0
—
5.1
+
812,869,362
0.6
+
168,308,586
2,115,384,739
8.2
6.4
■"
y
5.8
27,926,663
25,703,474
+
8.6
134,457,546
127,103,974
+
31,444,596
28,584,186
+ 10.0
166.196,454
160,486,257
+
3.6
West
21,005,875
20,622,236
+
1.9
100,430,836
97,762,339
+
2.7
+
3.3
34,959,251,193
33,231,442,927
+
5.2
+
12.9
120,919,179
106,402,524
+
13.6
4.0
469,453,000
464,843,000
4,997,334,314
5,009,473,062
city"
Oil
Virginia—Wheeling
Irjft
'!! l.'i
53,261,020
181,337,924
2,102,086,707
Kentucky—Lexington
J 'J
+
4.9
7,587,120
42,852,342
1
14,079,172
292,015,426
6.6
+
1
.....
+; 4.0
61,406,107
8,174,638
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
mi/-'
V
+
60,574,008
Toledo
•
>
12.5
3.7.
62,216,436
Newark
\f;!f
■
565,844.075
9.0
52.9
+
Mansfield
Lorain
11 :'i.
•
7.7
13,645,376,010
+ 14.6
Youngstown
r!
14,238,919
4.4
294,472,199
9.0
6,713,773,366
2.1
+
321,759,100
_.
+
1,315,830,661
2,718,110,909
Columbus
61,372,687
1,385,350,456
.
Cleveland
ill
Total
7,103,004,092
cities)
(15
6,877,587,751
2.2
1,424,719,616
1,393,833,829
'
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
!P
West
24,398,645
Richmond
21,607,431
90,114,000
Virginia—Huntington—
Virginia—Norfolk
vM
93,892,000
—
3.5
1.0
19,782,000
240,769,625
\ t
i! p
District
2.0
9,348,714
10,325,664
388,113,887
379,504,514
141,885,188
147,135,883
1,012,889,640
33,946,000
45,888,507
—26.0
195,319,132
191,560,131
+
79,517,857
+ 10.1
427,266,199
388,277,749
1,755,768,073
0.1
8,376.064,166
8,327,568,177
Frederick *
7,786,740
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
1
4.3
+
25,862,292
+ 10.0
Carolina—Charleston.
Columbia
of
4,938,107
204,014.594
230,858,995
1,758,045,752
Maryland—Baltimore
4,740,949
21,691,686
198,057,167
+
23,368,000
0.2
87,571,389
South
11.3
—15.3
5,139,255
5,722,268
+
—
1,048,181,729
Jfjhl
W
•
3,782,571
7,121,746
+
v
6,812,383
2.5
3,894.301
+
5,333,346,369
■
6,831,701
7.6
—
—
-
I .6,687,415
.■
840,000,000
3,768,123
4,111.008
1.0
4,544,557
944,000,000
3,933,942
>'$■
"I by
>
—
4,606,543
1.8
4,595,842
7,185,092
7,008,768
8.2
—
>
*
2.1
,'s
'i,'
■
89,398,134
155,683,647
2.3
—
1,033,000,000
4,244,895
8.8
+
1,819,§62
—
4,735,685
.u
+
67,798,025
Jersey—TrentonTotal (15 cities).
r
105,358,050
82,068,208
154,099,359
+
•
4,634,678
1,014,000,000
+
7,728,372
108.895,603
Delaware—Wilmington
1.8
3.4
—
—
2,848,895
2,982,323
Bois
Hazleton
Htl-
,
15.1
+
2,129,566
1,773,483
2,447,335
11.3
8.5
2,335,972
I
2^167,029
—22.3
—12.7
—10.5
2,459,214
•2,200,000
9.0
3.7
—
—
.
1,613,242
—
+ 11.0
6,756,627
Philadelphia
8.9
2,335,544
1,847,751
1,814,685
+
22,928,584
—
Scranton
}v+.
'
•'
—22.8
+
42,744,738
20,989,064
Lebanon
b>i\Y
+
9,264,920
♦10,500,000
Chester
Lancaster
Harrlsburg
'
■
District—Philadelphia—
iladelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
+
7,409,225
593,166,841
+
620,320,907
3,643,211,096
5.1
38,213,147
36,036,891
2,907,930,062
2,977,716,816
—
17,532,499,199 +8
0.2
+
2.3
.'4
17,501,878,350
9.5
10,036,888
8,492,908
2.3
375,587,523
383,301,322
3.6
147,242,090
153,446,557,
1.2
+
757,366,303
780,055,780
6.0
+
4.4
+
—
3,637,293,640
0.6
+
—
805,621,682
0.2
—
.796.382,311
..
+
•
iils"
I Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta•)
'
jt'i,
2.2
30,325,913
28,162,458
140,159,120
150,258,959
6.7
713,745,046
705,687,966
+
1.1
31,743,024
32,453,301
680,953,206
607,967,004
+ 12.0
3.193,529,772
3,080,576,990
+
3.7
138,041,541
119,395,345
+ 15.6
128,472,307
127,739,553
1,956,200,000
1,776,800,000
+ 10.1
9,386,800,000
8,860,800,000
+
5.9
406,100,000
386,200,000
+
5.2
391,000,000
396,200,000
Augusta
34,485,330
31,221,249
+
10.5
167,489,443
152,507,126
■+
9.8
7,024,009
4.8
7,305,904
7,509,618
Columbus
27,511,450
26,207,816
+
5.0
136,285,338
129,363,887
+
5.3
+ 11.8
148,654,316
141,144,986
+
5.3
6,953,029
7,385,117
5.9
7,834,789
7,475,156
+
3.8
273,462,284
284,444,761
3.9
234,906,798
241,322,352
Ten n essee—Knoxville
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
w
Macon
-
[[iky
:
•'
|$»!
,
31,272,104
1.2
6,496,871,871
6,256,657,051
+
12.3
839,369,475
683,240,321
1,265,336,620
j.
+
142,740,570
1,112,724,033
+ 13.7
5,716,253,098
5,297,195,473
+
7.9
263,043,201
72,754,138
Tampa
27,978,024
1,236,932,102
160,283,940
68,169,020
6.7
355,543,032
337,376,688
+
5.4
:
7,376,978
17,717,298
Mobile
+
37,203,409
35,222,260
+
5.6
176,314,539
175,564,446
+
—
V
35,045,000
+
3.3
185,936,000
173,216,000
+
253,345,317
+
3.8
194,366,527
218,893,321
16,635,816
'
+
6.5
14,846,595
17,865,3*77
0.4
36,191,000
Montgomery
—
+ 22.8
'
Alabama—Birmingham
Mississippi—Hattlesburg.
7.3
6.4
77,492,553
69,970,121
+ 10.8
390,888,424
367,314,070
+
11,840,299
11,475,618
+
3.2
56,067,267
55,083,933
+
1.8
3,339,370
3,104,958
+
7.5
16,801,387
14,998,690
+
12.0
829,922
1,227,177,468
914,892,274
+
34.1
5,923,618,118
4,746,487,229
+
24.8
250,993,459
209,040,830
7,014,328,037
6,250,709,008
+
12.2
33,904,167,126
31,177,214,856
+
8.7
1,395,907,867
1,317,138,727
+
13.6
3,615,735
3,326,625
+
Jackson
Meridian
'
Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New
«■
.
1.252,128,030
Florida—Jacksonville
e;
—
Total
Orleans
cities)
(16
—
•
3.6
719,766
624,644
+ 20.1
196,899,500
196,109,783
6.0
1,204,514,644
1,244,065,717
3,259,732
2,521,437
8.2
20,193,845
20,957,195
—23.0
861,262
13,850,156
12,136,902
—
I 'V
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Michigan- -Ann Arbor.
bv
%
12,440,509
3,176,080,000
42,502,027
44,221,160
88,292,660
79,098,571
Jackson
19,026,721
18,950,472
+
Lansing
45,782,528
46,737,910
—
22,318,504
21,895,956
+
13,140,514
14,349,986
—
Detroit
Bay City
4.6
+
63,370,087
+
136,901,306
138,072,045
If;
427,689,015
413,343,447
P
South
I;
Bend
Terre
Haute
22,357,625
Milwaukee
89,250,534
+
+
4.0
1.9
112,178,092
103,266,001
+
70,494,501
67,608,150
+
13,891,376
11.2
2,076,137,958
*
8.5
+
+
0.2
82,451,000
12,911,889
+
14,052,647
14,866,470
.
4
88,558,000
2.5
247,125,499
+
2.3
11,022,591
110,071,442
100,231,826
+
9.8
5,103,853
5,927,418
4.1
253,759,361
235,167,148
+
3,803,328,338
3,366,357,248
13.0
154,668,367
144,812,147
3.2
+
7,992,482
12,344,353
15.6
+
11.3
46,686,769
40,709,282
63,805,766
55,643,746
+
—
,
—13.9
-
,
+
1,966,316
+
12.0
9,935,697
+
0.8
8.6
4,174,888
+
3.8
21,708,519
19,781,169
+
9.7
+
2.9
185,307,816
178,268,538
+
3.9
8,954,031
8,882,168
258,141,354
254,417,983
+
1.5
1,241,680,319
1,239,561,606
+
0.2
57,421,083
57,269,251
88,212,126
97,888,581
22,539,424
21,224,626
5,488,284
3,771,510
17,272,372
10,787,980
r"
•
?!»;
Sioux
V
City
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
I'
W'
'
7.0
9.9
413,424,384
444,507,553
45.5
26,867,032
20,443,563
15,665,443
+ 10.3
78,469,731
70,124,048
+ 11.9
—15.7
.
•
V
i
+' 0.3
.
—
+
—
.
y
16,301,094
20,111,407
6.2
+
■
7.2
7,280,975
8,640,409
34,519,538
37,187,188
1,811,929
+
3.9
27,360,175,285
26,289,340,199
+
4.1
1,151,806,821
1,197,243,373
31,347,714
+
7.6
161,689,052
152,894,727
+
5.7
10,716,287
7,483,163
Peoria
69,294,815
71,228,192
—
2.7
347,995,800
357,080,532
—
2.5
Rockford
53,982,796
50,589,868
+
6.7
275,411,652
241,447,318
+i4.i
30,925,109
31,789,112
2.7
154,923,905
152,214,992
+
1.8
3,366,888
3,534,625
4.7
17,589,548
16,465,658
+
—31.8
2,654,872
5,353,145,767
33,738,905
6.8
—
-
'
—
3.8
—
—
18,035,737
r
1
*
14,060,125 -'
7,856,417
..
.4,1.
—
14,362,270
•17,800,000
;
+
—
+
."7,834,085
43.2
3,238,460
1,685,023
V
1,238,441,935
1,185,708,387
6,526,708 * '
•
'
_
;
7,204,850
50,084,300
7,875,064
53,659,533
b
»
5,562,705,169
Springfield
' } '
1
•
+ 31.4
.
Chicago
Sterling
if
4
Decatur
Bloomington
131,399,107
139,486,668
14.7
39,037,035
2,201,415
Des Moines
4,740,616
4,958,832-
6.8
+
1,
+ 14.7
—10.1
722,599,005
4.333,898
Rapids
10,541,686
7.9
+
6.9
—
11,332,059
2.3
+
40,168,370
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
86,134,000
10,306,874
i
12,364,773
88,323,000
5.8
7.2
2,071,947,728
241,499,769
659,807,164
3.5
+
615,507,296
328,941,934
0.8
+
8,895,354
Watertown
—
4.3
303,064,132
19,700,797
8.6
8.4
18,079,673
10,701,727
5.2
230,443,365
—
11,095,559
Sheboygan
|
9.2
+
93,852,540
•
45,106,840
835,321,159
Oshkosh
385,428,187
420,787,075
239.757,560
:
51,831,667
;
46,939,611
_.
00
4.0
21,850,429
50,549,803
Wisconsin—Madison
9.4
+
0.4
+
Iff
+
2.0
—
Indianapolis
70,499,382
+
211,383,017
11.6
+
Gary
Indiana—Fort Wayne
65,813,307
15,001,504,000
219,767,468
•
3.9
—
i'A'1
'ft
74,777,454
16,406,580,000
+ 12.5
•14,000,000
3,321,389,000
Muskegon
ji'
»i
Flint
Grand Rapids
jfJi
"
*
1.3
7,303,784
23,827,350
22,962,006
2.1
•
.
0.3
•
.
12,546,041
6,523,065
'
13,488.039
6,425,476
; V
*
.
Total (31 cities)..
11,353,813,244
10,857,482,356
+
+
55,558,409,482
52,414,077,524
8,708,169,840
8,309,322,658
112,724,707
96,997,329
18,537.086
4.6
19,126,884
4,591,387,669
4,436,373,676
'+
3,476,489,159
3,181,694.833
+
16,746,109
15,419r728
+
66,153,755
+
'2:7-
16,125,088,863
+
5.4
V
1,647,111,d04
8.6
5.5
+
6.0
+
4.8
1,593,475,533
*
2.6
1,636,650,614
1,610,888,230
,
m
Mi
i
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
!
Missouri—St. Louis
m
i
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Qulncy
Total (7 cities)
1,749,267,341
1,658,524,517
22,344,758
19,544,847
3,571,277
3,790,021
-
952,340,211
919,883,802
+
3.5
—
712,759,180
638,916,546
+
11.6
+
12.7
3,434,820
3,047,595
14,937,133
15,427,014
3,458,654,720
3,259,134,342
I
5.8
—
t
*
■
-
+ 14.3
—
.
—
3.2
67,932,506
+
6.1
16,991,987,076
.
;+16.2
—
358,100,000
171,432,755
196,949,439
146,967,259
140,831,504,
2.4
344,200,000
—13.0
157,054,906
+
4.4
124,698,005
+
5.1
366,900,000
" r
346,000,000
'
3.1
3.5
.9:3"
4,582,131
681,082,145
4,360,398
'709,041,341.
.■>
—
3.9
3,259,057
629,211,968
153,725,481
138,049,298
.
3,307,895
.641,082,674
Volume
191
Number 5961
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2681)
-Month
Clearings at—
of
1960
Ninth Federal Reserve District-
May-
-Jan. 1 to May 31-
1959
$
$
Inc.
Dec.
.
36,013,301
2,064,543,009
14,804,322
748,532,423
5,039,120
*2,800,000
Minneapolis
i
_
St. Paul
Winona
Fergus Falls
North
I
Dakota—Fargo
Grand
Huron
'
167,990,680
174,517,519
9,990,008,773
9,859,591,483
4.4
77,359,437
79,444,417
3.3
3,680,937,858
3,630,277,712
4,851,685
3.9
24,877,690
2,723,885
45,710,643
2.8
13,684,550
0.6
Helena
Lewiston
(16 cities)
Omaha
5,412,749
4.836,100
3.7
+
14,116,464
1.3
—
June
11—
or
1958
1957
$
$
Dec. %
455,600,187
10,248,869
449,840,853
+ 37.7
10,138,240
1.3
15,037,342
411,041,636
404,891,132
2.9
157,287,360
143,030,939
12,198,185
-13.2
10,936,011
9,720,690
4,371,185
-14.1
4.696,694
4,515,259
+
2.6
—
+
1.4
23,043,455
+
8.0
13,052,807
+
4.8
234,336,305
228,194,079
+
2.7
46,483,000
40,648,000
5.8
59,493,214
53,926,474
+ 10.3
2.3
81,006,477
94,699,394
—14.5
6.5
230,339,578
9.5
149,340,804
3.1
113,207,991
3.5
i
110,812,831
,
163,874.810
10,583,860
—
3,753,302
2.6
—
26,870,198
151,431,816
„
159,089,710
+ 14.4
236,475,775
24,004,468
2.6
—10.7
1.8
—
6,801,957
7,359,450
7.6
7,050,030
6,483,822
14,258,980
13,804,185
+
3.2
13,022,013
13,621,747
661,697,537
+
0.4
614,171,984
597,300,931
—
2.2
+
v
315,491,522
322,148,527
6.1
10,924,219
10,687,763
+
2.2
1.6
15,219,486,566
15,055,822,250
+
1.1
53,918,505
133,343,992
.
5,670,670
St.
2.1
—
57,271,366
2,020,832
3,750,993,501
3,831,806,728
4.7
23,286,683
26,222,062
+16.4
664,204,460
9.488,576
1,384,436
8,356,285
+
8,460,941
.
..
1.1
29,214,287
29,392,632
—
0.4
10,143,203,126
10,348,741,759
—
—14.3
2,184,488
292,459,347
7.5
13,778,098
331,181,650
15,593.738
6.2
1.455,868,050
1,520,369,965
148,762,043
147,344,418
—
—
27,167,545
+ 16.3
172,549,615
916,580,917
874,036,519
+
4.9
4,459,497,377
+
0.7
21,506,916,174
1,239,144
859,562
162,122,045
902,864
957,751
11,698,740
11,229,393
4.4
160,673,581
146.695,687
7,915,788
33,826,224
28,413,647
+
+ 35.1
9,677,476
7,886,602
+ 22.7
5.5
28,460,463
31,331,807
—33.4
2.0
445,590,592
452,041,385
—11.7
436,571,469
13,308,415
.370,481.123
15,232,234
15,506,359
14,078,960
6,580,668
7,561,683
-13.0
6,650,587
6,362,570
683,480,925
690,575,392
1.0
674,984,756
589,691,698
—
0.6
—11.6
—
+
21,761,936,088
1.0
3.4
—
10,613,005
4.2
+
4,313,053,124
4,345,217,434
169,203,690
0.9
—14.4
—29.9
+ 12.1
737,028,987
—
—
1,073,590
11,928,910
—11.2
233,132,065
.
1,397,136
918,900
2.1
—
,
696,684,981
4,376,864,056
(14 cities)
1.3
—if. 8
3.1
—
66,827,860
31,589,929
2.9
>
+ 46.3
303,233,345
Springs-
_
26,167,428
254,023,041
—
2,060,462,405
284,519,863
;
26,497,215
—
5,733,147
2,052,737,330
8.2
22+050,825
+
137,616,100
1,814,660
Topeka
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
+
—25~5
5,073,066
1,558,574
36,867,488
Parsons
Total
+
55,659,951
763,384,197
785,244,899
Kansas—Manhattan
Denver
+
—
3,075,159,821
5,858,389
Colorado—Colorado
—
2,292,669
41,45~6~604
Joseph
:
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
+
60,279,827
_
—
—
Inc.
District—Kansas City-
Lincoln
Wichita
—
5,202,105
29,656,431
22,113,488
3,124,325,797
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
+
—
Ended
1959
$
4.4
9,204,000
10,467,862
18,128,844
51,222,415
4,709,383
Falls
Tenth Federal Reserve
1960
/
1.3
30,427,754
21,429,845
62,401,975
2,152,729
,
Montana—Billings
Total
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
1.4
11,069,680
17,713,632
47,895,793
I
Sioux Falls
Great
Week
1959
35,511,484
8,802,000
Dakota—Aberdeen
•
2,037,801,806
15,493,124
724,499,553
45,990,831
Forks
Minot
South
■
1960
%
-Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Rochester
or
49
1.2
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
62,137,878
29,065,968
2,281,551,464
Beaumont
Dallas
El
Paso
Ft.
—
Worth
Galveston
278,676,975
185,620,162
il
26,575,000
1,836,605,470
——
Houston v
Port
Arthur
264,373,362
190,825,762
23,379,000
1,726,356,045
.
8,191,474
Wichita Falls
8,365,207
22,843,539
Texarkana
31,675,090
10,065,273
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
57,236,048
(11 cities)
10,878,441
58,376,694
_
59,907,987
4,799,709,897
+
31,439,522
2,235,299,771
4,639,736,235
8.6
318,778,289
310,344,559
7.6
139,303,788
2.1
11,531,875,191
11,285,320,902
+
5.4
1,382,536,114
1,341,368,189
2.7
939,757,903
133,100,000
9,211,694,785
2.1
39,763,280
39,896,153
—27.9
—
—
+
133,955,050
—
—
51,175,185
—
309,529,403
3.4
24,189,339,873
1.9
—17.1
0.4
11,897,839
445,968,244
426,246,655
5.6
43,385,798
39,723,428
+ 21.9
6,336,000
8,552,000
6,317,804
7,616,653
8,501,392
6,664,284
16,017,039
14,649,133
+
9.3
14,599,647
15,947,835
543,711,811
543,266,588
+
0.1
533,794,117
509,032,041
0.5
—
—
23,458,276,129
—
0.4
—16.0
53,445,373
307,400,288
5,360,000
15,003,036
0.6
5.7
+
159,462,469
7.5
2.6
47,068,172
6,534,000
6.8
+
3.1
+
8,711,579,249
—
14,515,703
454,056,927
44,418,041
2.2
+
133,588,000
6.4
+
13,523,916
456,901,011
—10.8
957,582,130
+ 13.7
—
2.7
+
156,159,702
+
—
•
211,104,306
229,484,449
3.1
6,631,785
7,806,314
214,380,340
209,457,458
114,016,305
93,763,716
28,333,424
31,336,156
—11.0
29,334,372
17,214,717
20,269,596
—14.6
21,545,894
4.2
0.7
3.1
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
8,598,749
—
__—.—
918,094,408
8, 076,668
948, 193,283
:-25,729,329
28, 149,786
-
Yakima
•
Idaho—Boise
54,531,298
.-
Oregon—Eugene
-Portland
Salt
22,708,991
5.7
113 514,719
103,235,000
9.6
4,954 915,749
4,742,369,968
+
4.5
.168 ,102,053
142,124,150
+
2,168,518,451
+
6.4
1,606 834,694
1,435,564,915
262, 286,296
275,317,939
662, 271,189
697,213,204
279, 830,230
57, 198,340
—15.2
141, 913,098
37,739,437
34, 734,653
3.6
"
26,806,232
3,128,877,796
Jose„
161,083,398
46,944,099
:i___.
Barbara—
Stockton
,
_
(18 cities)-—
cities)-.
Outside New York
■
;
71,105,382
"
—
7.8
8.7
186, 344,284
87, 827,390
—18.7
400 ,626,963
—
1.1
219,527,788
6,905,152
214,251,119
6,776,124
2.4
198,024,458
190,549,427
+ 21.6
91,595,096
94,645,180
144 644,817
+
+ 10.0
150,785,894
8.4
4.1
+
1.7
16,296 ,114,647
15,361,139,057
151, 919,168
+
6.1
+
6.0
685,250,387
815 ,349,433
685,654,468
."-44; 729,137
758,363,166
+
7.5
+
5.0
26,908,249
251 859,112
35,508,244
233,697,524
+
7.8
+ 14.3
10,878,820
347 ,819,914
10,775,641
+
299,116,194
+ 16.3
17,403,153
16,455,426
+
5.8
"
62, 226,657
6,640,914.588
123,505,448,024
,113,685,818,588
60,773,427,916
—
+
30,119,330
3.9
+
—
—
4.7
5.0
—
437,427,180
,
+
+ 11.9
—
179,356,856
>
2.9
+
3,077, 149,483
,■6,629,760,386
63,053,621,176
.
27, 097,862
71,385,257
.
V
(175
.
+ 20.7
-
♦Estimated,
+ 53.8
+
'
8.0
-15.0
-
18.3
2,306 875,318
—
447, 847,351
:
Santa
262,775,449
1.0
+
—
+
48,496,101
San Francisco
133,441,813
270 ,458,757
130,813,868
Modesto
38,704,100
4,619,823,041
129 241,533
♦
5.5
26 419,670
337,690,874
Riverside
total
38 323,584
4,641 904,729
8.6
1
Pasadena
Grand
6.5
3.2
+
1,144 409,687
Long Beach—
Total
—
21 491,000
■
463,903,619
California—Berkeley
•'"iSan
+
—
51 701,125
1,034,623,650
2
_
Lake
City__
Arizona—Phoenix
i
-
40,627,898
___a_
Utah—Ogden
.
—
+
22,007,937
„
0.1
627.604,867
3.9
29,259,275
1.0
9,259,366
8,565.004
13,836,037
14,510,148
646,986,000
25,252,712
0.2
33,597,487,791
32,038,973,901
+
4.9
1,341,011,468
+
0.1
8.6
602,194,119,804
569,735,566,175
',+
5.7
25.272,214,819
24,433,282,662
+
3.4
23,884,300,091
22,103,869,818
296,915,495,263
+
4.3
11,521,242,530
11,538,118,489
.—
0.1
10,885,412,241
11,078,983,122
+ .3.8
309,684,159,395
,
1,342,321,486
1,246,892,305
1,253,662,981
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
rl
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
I
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
certifies
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
Tariff
Act
of
1930,
the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
EXCHANGE
-
County
and
We
RATES
giv% below
CERTIFIED
—
BY
JUNE
Monetary
Unit
Noon
a
FEDERAL
10,
1960
Buying
on
the different
record for the week just passed.
TO
Rate
RESERVE
JUNE
for
16,
Cable
BANK
1960,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
in
Money)
li
,
Friday
Monday
Free
.0119919
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
New
franc
I
United
of
'
.0384375
2.233003
.0384375
.0200462
.0200505
$
2.232988
.0384375
.0200537
1.016468
1.014687
1.015885
.210106
.210159
.210275
.210187
.00311131
.00311131
.00311131
.00311131
.204056
.204056
.204050
.204043
.204031
.239784
.239781
.239800
.239828
.209250
.209300
.209325
.209337
2.801000
2.800740
2.801400
2.802420
2.802400
.00161070
guilder
pound
.00161060
.00161050
.00276800
.00276800
.00276800
.00276800
.327733
L
.00161070
.00276800
1
.327766
.327800
.327900
.327866
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.00161040
.265187
.265187
,265187
.265193
2.773009
2.773663
2.774673
2.774653
.140025
Africa,
.265187
2.773267
krone
South
2.232191
June 16
.0119883
.209250
Portugal, escudo.
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union
.0119883
.239781
peso
Zealand,
.0119919
Thursday
1.018489
.00311131
new
malayan dollar
Netherlands,
.0200450
$
.210100
yen
Norway,
.0384375
.0200437
pound
lira
Mexico,
June 15
1.018151
Ireland,
Malaysia,
2.231665
.0384187
:
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Italy,
.0119846
2.231872
Finland,
markka(Metropolitan)
Wednesday
$
Australia,
Japan,
June 14
peso—
:
France
Tuesday
June 13
Jun 10
Argentina,
.139987
.140025
.140068
.140025
.0349000
.0348687
.0348937
.0166401
.0348812
*
'
.0348875
.0166401
Kingdom, pound sterling
.0166401
.193900
.193762
.193737
.193725
.231700
pound
.0166401
.193793
.231768
.231781
.231812
.231812
2.790535
2.790276
2.790933
2.791950
2.791930
2.801000
2.800740
2.801400
2.802420
2.802400
•
"
.0166401
&
50
(2682)
Mangel
condition
ended
"4
Uvii;
■? *'7'
June
:
[J$
for
brokers
$335
Loans
j;»4
total
decline
dealers
and
million in
for
loans
of
loans
and
in
million.
purchasing
personal
$124 million.
decreased
$179
other securities
and
sales
to
industrial
and
a
Government
creased
;
-
Time
institutions
deposits
other
than
of weekly
interbank
increased
reporting member
increased
decreased
2521
Reliable
Jun
1956,
due
May
this
2522
24
Life
Reliable
—July
ASSETS—
Chains
loans
investments-!
investments
and
adjustedt
\ Commercial and
Loans
class A
A
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
U.
S.
(In
20c
Other
U.
ASSETS—
Gold
certificate
Total
F.
R.
gold
account
other
loans.
t28c
——-
and
dealers
for
for
finance,
"4-1
personal
167
foreign
finance,
etc.-
S.
+
Treasury
■M
1,408
One
If
five
;
-
to
After
Other
five
with
R.
Banks
Other
domestic
banks
assets/liabilities
15
5
Total
2,460
—
HM
S.
deposits
Interbank
V'l
58.510
demand
deposits
deposits:
+ 1,881
10.566
!
;
136
—
1,334
Interbank
km
.
Ui'si
r.
148
—
9
—
1,275
Other
to
127
—
32
30,756
143
399
324
2,424
,
From
'hfk-
Federal
From
I kfry
Banks
267
-
others
tion
■
of
$Not
loans
available
1959.
I''
of
valuation
*June
1
to
domestic
on
commercial
industrial
reserves;
comparable
figures revised
basis,
(San
banks
loans
and
items
reporting
Francisco
form
will
»|;
be
found
and
including
list
a
those
called
of
the current volume
f )\-
I' PY.
under
?) »f»m
w-
"i
HI:
called
sinking
July
iii
308,199
752,462
+
1,281,839
421,369
dividends
45,593
344
6,300
—
+1,586,880
1,116,056
+
-v
345
,K
19.601
93.602
61,045
:
&
63,251
—
145,587
deposit
and
F.
R
combined
53,361,274
+1,523,974
40.9%
T
accept-
for
0.2%
—
0.4%
from
Co.
Electric
Light
;
sinking fund debs,
Pennsylvania RR.—
Gen.
mtge.
4V2%
\
'
Co.—
314%
of
foreign
9,529
+
101,667
360
V
North
.;'
due Sept,
Oil,
Rubenstein
"E"
due
July
Company and Issue—•
5'4%
cumul.
Amun-Israeli
.
prior
of
Putnam
preferred
1984—Jun
30
2521-
1965—,—
July
Lehigh
1st
Jan.
Valley Coal
1,
Co.
Ritter
4%
trust
Markets,
conv.
1
subord.
bonds
2513
Feb.
5%
4.30%
$1.25
cumulative
of
G,
4.40%
ft-'-
30
2518
subord.
debs,
America—
convertible
conv.
—
(quar.)
from
+
6-15
7-
1
1,
1?64 I f
_
J
Aug
~
1968
1
66-
St.
San
Juan
1966—
2418
Mining
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
July
1
due
Aug
1
Co.
income)
'
1
2352
Page
-July 13
M
—Aug
6-30
6-
St.
Louis-San
6-
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-
6-15
1
8-
$1.25
7Vi%
1
3
6-22
6-15
10c
:... 7- 7
6-15
—
V-S
V
7
7-
5c
6-15
7-20
7-
1
10-20
10-
1
J 20c
7-1
6-21
5-26
6-28
5-26
7-1
6-10
1
6-10
T_;..
—;
15c
v.
6-20
;
-
2%
(quar.)
t321|c
—
Inc.
pfd.
$1.12%
(quar.)—
7-
.
6-30
U5c
(quar.)
6-16
!——
(quar.)—
$5
Paul
Regis
1
1
1
6-17
5-31
5-23
6-30
.
6-15
7-1
7-
.i
1
.
6-10
'6-10
50c
7-20
$1.50
7-20
6-24
7-
6-17
$25c
6-24
t27V2c
7-
1
1
&
-
1st
6-17
v
Reardon
6-14
8
2519
6-15
preferred
6-30'
6-18
e.m
common
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
S.
6-17
7-r
87 %c
i
9-30
6-6
9-
6
Fire
1
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
lie
&
(quar.)
Marine
Paper
Insurance
Corp.
$1.50
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
1
6-14
7-15
7-
7-
6-10
1
1
& Co.,
preferred
trust
certificates
6-15
6-30
6-16
30c
7-
1
6-21
$1.25
Ltd
8-
1
7-15
120c
Corp.
Arms
—
5c
6-29
3
6-10
Paper
1
11-
1
6-17
6-24
10c
■
i5c
•
1
6-10
7-15
6-30
7-
37 %C
-
-
7-'
7-
$1.12%
6-17
1
_
—
(Initial)
$3.40
—
preferred
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
6-17
6-20
8-
5c
1
_
7-11
1
7-15
8-
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
8-
11-15
22%c
(quar.)
preferred A
Aviation
8-15
15c
.
(quar.)
1
7-15
10c
Seaboard
Air
Finance
Line
(quar.)—4—
RR. Co.
(quar.),,———
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seagrave Corp.,.com. (stock dividend)—+
$5
Sea
preferred
Pak Corp,
Sears,
(Ga.)
Roebuck
Securities
;
Co.
4'4%
class
A
Seismograph
Selas
Corp.
50c
,4,1'
—
Seton
Shamrock
Oil
4%
■
5-28
6-15
1
7-15
7-
5
5c
Ltd.
Correction:
June
Corp.
A
(quar.)
6-9
7-
1
6-15
i
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
6-28
6-10
10c
*r
7-
1
.7-
1
:
6-2t
6-20
6-15
$1.31 y*
7-
1
35c
7-
1
6-20
6-
40c
t
7-
1
6-13
25c
6-30
6-14
...
—
6-20
3
.Jv
Corp., 6%
quarterly
in
quarterly
payment.
these
div.
paid
May 31.
was
of record
was
published
columns
as
2
7-
1
6-16
8-15
7-15
6-24
a
in¬
50c
6-
3
6-24
6-
6
8-
1
7-
1
2%
8-
2
7-
1
$1.50
(quar.),
>
holders
2
6-
15c
(quar.)
pfd.
6-
2
7-
1
6-17
27 (4 c
4,
America
2
7-
t5c
!
—
7-
25c
,
t50c
t56(4c
'
(quar.)
—
correctly
ijunimn
5G,
12% C1
-4
(quar.)^
B
(quar.),
Ltd.
announcement
-
6-10
1
30c
series
5c
7-
7-1
:
Co.—•
A
9-10
31 (4c
--
10 to
6-10
10c
_4_.
dividend
Sherer-Gillette
5-23
1
9-30
-—
——.
of
2
7-
•
>
(quar.)
Gas
7-
10c
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
-
$1.12
(quar.),,,—„„4
preferred (quar.)
series
Sheraton-Gibson
on
7-
Corp. (quar.)„
———4+—»
vS
Water & Power Co.—
■■■*■-
Co.
1
7-
7-15
,
(quar.)——„4
Association
Oil
1
7-15
12»4c
(quar.)*.——,,
Sheep Creek Mines,
Shelby Salesbook Co
Shell
6-16
6-
-
(quar.)
preferred
6-16
6-20
,
__
preferred
preferred
4(4%
6-16
:
3%.
....
Steel
Shawinigan
7-10
68%c
_j._———-
Plantations,
&
,
7-10
V,
.
——
preferred
Company
6-17
7-10
$1.25
__
common.
(quar.);
Leather Ca.
Shaler
6-10
6-27
3%
Corp.,
Service
2nd
6-15
$1.18%
—
*
—
(quar.)
of America—
conv.
1
6-25
25c
dividend
preferred
8-19
7-
50c
:
(quar.)———_—-
Acceptance
Stock
1
$1.25
(quar.)—i
(quar.) ——
preferred
1
9-
7%c
-
-
$4.75
5(4%
6-20
7-20
8-
15c
(quar.)———,"————
Milling
Seaboard
1
10c
j,__
Allied
7-
10c
w__—
The
6-27
8
6-
15c
Co.—
(initial quar.)
common
Stock
6-30
7-
1
7-1
$1.25
(s-a)—
certificates
trust
Sheraton
10c
(Mass.), common
preferred (quar.)
Inc
1
(Washington,
;
Mines,
7-
85c
10c
MacDonald
6-30
15c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Company
-
7-15
*7-
$1.10
A (quar.)
Corp.—
Electric
Shawmut
X15c
(initial-quar.)
Co.
7-25
12 %c
(quar.)
; 7- e
32 (4c
(quar.)—
6-20
Co.—
(Howard W.)
Antonio
Sharon
12 VaC
Regency Fund,
9-
(quar.)
Casting
Steel
Servel, Inc., $5.25
7-25
87 %c
Corp.
5%
20c
u
Extra
C.)
9-15
Selama-Dindings
preferred (quar.)
In-Wax
6-24
$1.25
Quarterly
Seiberling Rubber Co.—•
2
6-15
(quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.),,,,—4—*—,
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)^—N../V
7-
1
6-24
2
t28c
;
6-24
I
9-
7-
1
7-25
6-
7-11
1
7-25
—
6-
10-10
6-
8-26
;
6-30
35c
Railway Equipment & Realty Co.,1 Ltd.——
6% preferred (quar.)
!
Rap
1
(quar.)__—
com.
6-29
35c
;
—
fauar.)
Co
of America,
1st
$3.50
$1.25
"
$20c
common
1
6-.20
"15c ""
15c
Ltd.,
Scott-Mattson Farms
6-30
12 Vic
6-
~
1—
Assn
Monthly
6-
1
6-
t25c
preferred
preferred
Louis
6-
1
7-1
7-
;■
t$1.25
Monthly
.
$3.50
$1 +
$1.07% '
6-29
6-30
25c,.
(quar.)
6-30
-
7-29
5%
dividend)—
(quar.)
..
6-23
$2
__„
(stock
3
7-
16%%
(stock dividend)——,,,,,
Francisco Ry.—
{'I
6-15
6-22
$2.„
—
preferred
preferred (quar.)
8
6-
7-
171/2C
•
-
Bearings Canada, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Hydraulic & Machinery, Inc.—
Reeves
4
6-20
6-30
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
45c
(quar.)^
—
Condenser
Reece
—July 13
—
1
10c
(quar.)
50c
Raybestos-Manhattan
*
stock
Ltd.
Corp.,
$4 preferred
10C
(quar.)
$1,20 preferred A
D.
stock
6-20
::•7-
3
6-
$20c
guilder shares
4'/2%
Seaboard
(quar.)
Real Estate Title Insurance Co.
1979
6-20
6-20
25c
10c
-
investment
Co.,
Rapid-American
July
_
1
t20c
—
6-17
1
$0.9942
Racing
St. Lawrence
Scott
9
6-27
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quar.)
l,
7-
,7- 1
(quar.)
com.
.4
5V4%
preferred
$4.50
9
6-23
6-27
2519
1
.
July
CALLED
preferred
preferred
2519
'
~
1,
6-10
common—
Rubenstein,
Scott
6-15
6-23
—
;
Radio Corp.
.
Date
Long Island Lighting Co.—
Series
1
——
Market Cold Storage
Radio
2415
i
6-10
6-20
1—_
Clair Specialty Mfg. (quar.)—1—,1—_
Joseph Light & Power, 5% pfd. (quar.)
5%
/
Inc.—
conv.
Development Corp.
Jun
1
juiv
!
due Jan.
ENTIRE ISSUES
Inc.
7-
2301
.
stock.-
6-20
34 %c
t25c
20
Corp.
Common
Warehouse—
-July
July
37 (/2C
Ltd.
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Putnam of Boston—
Telephone
preferred
;Quicy
•;
debs., series A, due July 1, 1973
_
split
quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
Racine
~ "
Company and Issue—
Aid ens.
I
"
Co., Inc.—
subordinated debentures due Jan.
Thorofare
1950_
_
Finance
5%%
1,
r
&
collateral
6-15
$1.75
:
(incr.
Quincy
Page
•
1970-
refunding 5% bonds, due
Northeastern Water Co.—
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
R &
Pipe Line Co.+mtge," and coll; trust ijonds
due
1
$1.75
(2-for-l split)
Common (.
Interprovinoial
B
7-
50c
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd.
5Vx%
preferred
(quar.)_
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd—
1st
1st
6-10
50c
(quar.)
stock
Quarterly
Harbor Hospital Association—
mtge. serial apd s. f. bonds
dated Jan.
Hanson-Van
WInkle-Murjning Co.—.
4Ms% debentures due
April 1, 1961
Husky Oil Co., 6%
cumul.
1st
preferred
Ltd.,
Sabre-Pinon
Savage
6-10
1
$1.16 y4
;
(quar.)-
common
Quaker Oats Co., common
'
Aug 12
(interim)
Co., com. (quar.)
tl5c
Safeway Stores, common
4% preferred (quar.)
5%
1,
stock
Benton
series
Rico
1
7-
$1.06
(quar.)
preferred
(George)
7-
35c
(qqar.)
Pyle-National Co., common
8% preferred (quar.).
*
Date
6-15
7-
•:7-15
common
Sabine Royalty Corp.
Voting
Voting
$1
(quar.)
voting
Purity Stores, Ltd.
Page
24
.
6-17
6-27
;15c
on
(Jacob),
Ruppert
Sangamo
7%c
Pulp & Timber
Pullman, Inc.
Illinois—
Housing Corp.—;
Fifteen-year, 3% bonds, series
3l/2%
original
(Quarterly
1971—Jun
'■•
6-20
6-30
(Helena)—
Helena
Holders
When
Oklahoma—
preferred
Sound
Puerto
1,
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Investment Co.
!
(quar.)
common
Two-for-one
6%
ser.
1
10c
Products,
Co.,
dividend
Payable of Rec.
,
bonds,
7-
13c
common
&
i;
(quar.)
Corp.,
7%
!
"
6-20
40c
guilder shares,
Stock
Royalite
New
Carolina—
(quar.)
preferred
1st
Puget
\
•
6-20
1
20c
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
Sams
Share
of
preferred
7%
Purex
Date
,
Mb
American
preferred
4.65%
provisions.
:
1
7-
25c
$4.40 1st preferred series
14
page
of
Co,
Non-voting
gives the location in
!
1941,
Service
Publication
redemption,
TENDERS
7-
15c
5%
commitments
(quar.)
preferred
5.60%
given in the "Chronicle."
OF
6-20
$1
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.,
■
.
181,694
loans
Service
Public
bonds, notes,
fund
1
!
(quar.)
Peterson
Row
St.
lia¬
note
on
1,335,644
DIVIDENDS
(except where otherwise indicated)
NOTICE
Hartford
l:V.
+
5,454,748
accounts
8,
last date for mak¬
or
;
ill
I4"4
Rothmoor
San
for
Company and Issue—
I
74,249
398,589
liabs.
4.24%
page number
in which the details were
I
27,574
District).
corporate
stock
common
ing tenders, and the
f i<M:
wM
93,768
19,222,226
capital ac'nts
gold certificate reserves
of
4%
The date indicates the
redemption
US'!
fei
22,787
52,126,832
gross.
Fund Notices
Below
I'ihh
184,062
items
Common
preferred
7-
156,419
Per
B
m
55,427
Name of Company
i'iv;; ■
KIC.
+
in
Continued
m
M*
534,871
51,475
+
St.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
fh>
740,864
2,814
$5
'v.'jV,
ufij'
247,985
—
accrued
capital
Public
I ftp
}/r<
+
deduc-
revised
6-14
$li
preferred (quar.)
Ltd. ordinary (final)
St.
tei<
•
1,335,644
—
696
+
after
7-20
5
Inc.
Rochester & Genesee Valley RR.
(s-a)
Rochester Telephone Corp., com. (quar.),—
342
—
■
W|
+1,523,974:
Little,
Technical
Robinson
—
correspondents
:1IS,
kVu
44,563
774,808
bilities
72
+
shown
are
1
7-
(quar.)———
A
pref.
div. partlc.
St.
tExclusive
.,J'k
11 HJ^'U
.
8-
(quar.)—
participating units
Fund,
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Industrial
Reserve
7-20
:
preferred
(quar.)
(P. L.) Mfg. Ltd.,
Robinson,
8.608
866
18,127,848
cash
Contingent liability
ances
purchased
666
—
Borrowings:
fw
472
+
—
27,404,265
liabilities
Total
Time
nlM
1
933/4C
(extra)
(extra)
1st preferred
$1
354,386
—3,088
+
Ratio
banks
Foreign banks
deposits:
(M{j4
325
—1,476
3,526
;
(quar.)
obligation (quar.)
Russell Industries,
Other
adjusted-
demand
Domestic
notes
reserves
Surplus
Government
8-
137
Capital
U.
+ 1,730,426
147
CAPITAL
7-11
50c
Robertson
565,765
—
See
+442
6-10
22 %C
Rolls Royce,
37
+
—
7
5-27
6-24
quar.)
Robertshaw-Futlon Controls
'
.
deposits
&
6-20
(quar.)
guaranteed
6%
53,361,274
availability
liabs.
6-10
7-22
2c
(quar.)
Brothers
Rittenhouse
210,767
+
210,340
6,763,097
S.
Other
|
$0,043
(interim)—*.
Incorporated, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
6%
20
709
—
408
+
134,555
_
—
Co.
;
9
25c
(increased
Oil
Ranch
y'
90c
Trust, Ltd.—
certificates
shares
Dividend
210,767
+
6,500
205,006
bank
Total
LIABILITIES—
Demand
6,500
104,669
Reserve
Deferred
301
—
3,606
7-13
;
15
Treasurer—gen'l account
Foreign
:
—2,769
•
158
+
2,602
_•
U.
7
—
1
1
! 1.12'/a
.
Deposits:
—1,486
27
+
13,271
_
assets—net
Total
i
with
18
+
1,177
Balances
•
—1,099
—
87-
guaranteed
Riley Stoker Corp.
26,536,573
—
6
4,633
6-
7-13
210,767
+
375,445
68
—
9,488
F.
securities—
banks
assets
Member
6-17
1
7%
26,155,229
assets
Federal
X
—5,354
6-30
%
6
8-
Ronson Corp.
494
+
81
6-10
59%C
5%
12
—
17,974
_
and
LIABILITIES—
377
+
6-17
2 %
—
Company (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines,
premises
Total
6-30
Ritter
securities
1
112
+
931
-
'
16
68
—
856
.
years
years
137
—
X
—
1,246
securities
Reserves
111
"
:
year
Bank
6-24
10c
Voting common
+10,142,733
26,155,229
in process of collect'n
items
7-22
6-10
—10,142,733
13,010,298
;
Govt,
foreign
6-
75c
334 %
X
—
15,053
.
one
Cash
1
—
25,640
bills
Within
6,500
—
8,506,993
loans
from
6-24
1
514%
13.
—
12,536
_
securities—total
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing
'
1
2,483,771
Total
553
—
j
124
1,594
756
loans
Government
10c
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR. Co.
-
S.
1
1
1
2,470
outright—
U.
6-10
77-
7-
Richman
bought outright
under repurchase agree't
Held
45
+
11
4,213
.
Other
U.
>•«"
+
______
:
7-
Rich's
securities:
Total
Other
'
banks
"28,866
outright
6-10
25c
25c
(quar.)
Richardson
779,001
V
Bonds
institutions
rW;l
■
43
+
.
to
203,840
12-15
6-23
50c
Rice
60
—
—
9-15
1-1-61
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
dividend
Inc.
American
551
—
,
Loans
1,176
+
—
6-15
9-15
1
12 Vic
30,322
+
1
1
10-
(quar.")
A
Rhodesian Selection
498,926
__
5,605
352,478
Certificates
Due
securities
financial
2,499
349,812 •;..+
advances
Notes
X
146
1,121
nonbank
19,049,996
%
■
1,461
securities
to
Bought
carrying:
or
24,325
+
710-
preferred (quar.)
414% preferred (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
pur-
securities
Government
Sales
M
6-15
t27c
—
434%
523,251
502
352,106
Govt,
S.
Total
purchasing
3,001
loans
U.
X
929
„
securities
S.
Loans
•if..'
5-31
1
7-
t28c
(quar.
Corp.,
Stock
1959
+
2,154,167
179
—
reserves
Banks
Acceptances—bought
:•
335
—
30,991
1960
938,353
cash
and
carrying:
or
class
Revlon,
June 17,
18,111,643
certificate
of
notes
Other
296
—
289
—
June 8,
1960
Discounts
357
—
102,636
loans
loans
Other
m-
11-21
6-30
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)
Decrease (—) Since
June 15,
millions of dollars)
67,508
Government
Other
-
1
12-
16c
$1
preferred (quar.)
Republic Foil, Inc. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Resistoflex Corp.
(quar.)
(In thousands of dollars)
1959
104,044
adjustedt
industrial
brokers
to
chasing
<
6-15
'
30c
(Mo.)—
(quar.)
class
Republic
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
to
1960°
'
■
and
Agricultural
iT+H/av..'
I xk.
6-30
35c
87 (/2c
Co.
Republic Aviation Corp.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Jun. 10,
Loans
■
7-15
Ltd—
Canada,
$1.10
from
Jun. 1,
*
rv4
1
(initial)-.
Industries
$1.10
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
8-
——
(quar.)
Insurance
Remco
2565
1
issue.
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
1960
Total
7-15
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
3%%
(Dayton)
Co.
Insurance
Reliance Mfg.
'
\
,
1976
1,
7-15
1
t5c
(increased)—-—————-
A
1
8-
t5c
$68 million.
';■■■:
.<
-■
|
1
-July
7-15
8-
tlOc
2307
$1.10
$143
banks
million.
$267
:
'".■i >'• +
:{$H
of
•Announced in
and bor¬
others
f,"
km
'■■'Mi*,
i.
debs,
Industrial
J.iH
{'/
29
Jun
Renold
Increase ( + ) or
l':rk
,.
1964_
1
8-
t5c
Class
1,
,
6%
York City.
Loans
VS
■.
■
June
of Rec.
(increased)
com.
1
Pipeline Co.—
mil¬
$81
Jun. 8,
'
due
sinking fund debs, due March 1, 1969——
Siegler Corp. 5%% conv. subord. debs, due 1966—Thyer Manufacturing Corp.—
de¬
Federal Reserve Banks increased $324 million
'+( ihy
■
Basin
debentures
Holders
Payable
J 10c
.
[ Nk
,
f.
s.
July
Ltd.,
(Canada)
Reitman's
July 15
to
rowings from
.
I1
I
1, 1973
preferred stock™.
Increase (+) or
domestic commercial banks
:•
March
of
Borowings
;
v5»Vr
1
due
6%
carrying U. S.
$98 million.
or
million of which $89 million was in New
};j>^
V;
debs,
most
i
V'r^'i
'
Oil
Treasury bills decreased $68 million.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $158 million.
T-j.i'
,'
5%
ad¬
Loans
"Other" loans increased
,
Holdings
f* ''f V
■
subord.
McQuay, Inc. 5% cumul. conv.
New Superior Oils of Canada Ltd.—
decreased
finance
lion.
y >++'
i^'1 V
of
Name of Company
When
Share
Page
$5c
Commercial
districts
j'f||
■
Decreases
8:
Date
Corp.—
conv.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
justed.
'4
j';
5%%
weekly
justed, $112 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $408 million in balances with domestic banks,
and $1,476 million in U. S. Government demand deposits,
and an increase of $325 million in demand deposits ad¬
\; »»■»
f- f ('t
?'
of
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows
the following principal changes
for the week
HU
;
statement
Stores
.
Per
Company and Issue—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Volume .191. Number 5961
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:'Pe'f
Name of Company
Whe'fc "Holders
Share
'
Name of Company
Summers
preferred (quar.)—
Shop-Rite Foods, Inc.—
dividend
Stock
stockholders
Class
B
Sicard,
in
to
July)
approval
1
Brewing
Co.
7-
1
6-22
6c
1
$4.50
6-
Simplicity
Pattern
Skenandoa
5%
share
Food
Smiien
'/
(quar.)
Corp.—
Stores
(Howard)
Common
$2
(quar.)
preferred
Smith
(J.
2
5-31
2
5-31
Supertest
6r21
Supervised
6-
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6'Ac
8-
1
common
t30c
.'
7-
1
7-
1
12'Ac"'
Carolina
South
6-
3
6-
South
Per.r. Oil
(quar.)
5c
6-29
South
.
8%
Southdown,
Southern
5%
4.32%
preferred
Southern
6%
Canada
preferred
Southern
Gas
Stock
4'A%
5%
&
Southern
New
Railway
Springfield
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
7-
preferred
$1.16'A
7-
6-10
-
6-20
>
Co.
Stafford
Foods
Co.,
to
$5
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
6-16
5%
preferred
6-28
6-14
Texaco
Texas
6-14
6-24
$4.56
6-30
6-10
$4.64
6-30
6-
V
27c
6-30
f 62'Ac 7"
6-
8-15
11-
1
6-10
7-
Starrett
State
(L.
.*■,
5
12-10
Stauffer
Betts
70c
preferred
conv.
Thor
*11-30
Power
Tool
_________
$1.16'A
7-
1
6-15
._—___
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
Tidewater
15c
_______
Co.
6-30
25c
6-10
Title
5-12
7-1
11c
v.'
________
Tishman
5-12
6-23
•
Tinnerman
5-31
6-30
20c
Time Finance Corp.
Class B (quar.)
6-13
6-29
2%
Insurance
Co., com. (stock
preferred (quar.)__
$1.20
-
.
Tobin
6-20
•,
6-
3
Towmotor
1
6-
3
Traders Finance
6-30
6-
8
7-1
6-15
10c
Class
A
Class
(accum.)_
-
50c
■*.
-
\
6-20
.
6-6
•A
_____
___
15c
.
r
,
93%c
Brewers,
preferred
(quar.)_
7-
Corp.
par)
($50
Textiles
preferred
Stix,
7%
&
par)
-
5%
prior
V
*
6-30
6-15
.
Ltd.,
6-30
7-1
7-15
h7-
87V2C
convertible
2nd
6-15
Vanderbilt
6-24
5-13
Vanity
6-15
Van
Twentieth
■
1
51
\ 9-30
9-15
12-30
5%
Twin
7-
V
6-15
11-30
8-16
11-30
11-15
$4
56c
7-1
25c
$3.70
6-10
ordinary^.!
$0,041
«t
-
per
De•
-
3%
7-15
,
6-30
10-15
9-30
7-22
6-17
6%
Union
Gas
*"V-14
(quar.)
preferred
Sciver
pacific
Stock
(J.
1
7-15
6-30
6-13
50c
(quar.)
8-1
7-8
8-1
7-8
$2
1
6-10
30c
6-29
.6-10
7-15
6-10
12'Ac
6-30
25c
6-28
6-15
15c
7-
8
6-1,7
33c
7-1
6-2
(quar.)
;
6-3
Vendo
Company
7-
6-10
Ventures,
1
"7-1
6-10
7- 1
6-15
35c
,
Waters
7-
6-15
4
6-10
4
it
6-10
6-10
4
6-10
710-
$25c
1
6%
(stk.
divid.)
will
7-29
7-
6-15
7-22
6-22
(this
6-30
6-17
35c
6-20
6-10
payment
39c
6-30
57c
7-15
6-15
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
..
35c
6-
20c
(increased)__.
6-24
6-30
6-13
8-31
8-15
f25c '•
1
6-lfr
7A%
less
British
in¬
expenses
of
depositary
to approximately $0,118
amount
per depositary share)
Equipment Co. (quar.)
Viewlex, Inc., class A (initial)Virginia Electric & Power Co., com.
6-17
4-29
30c
6-21
6-
6
7'Ac
7-15
7-
1
30c
6-20
5-31
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31
Victor
6-15
(quar.)
9-15
12-15
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
6-20
6-15
'•*-"$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03
6-20
$22'Ac
$22%c
1
1-4-61
7-1
t25c
10-
1-4-61
$3Qc
'
;
7-
1
1-4-61
6-28
8-15
Wakefield
11-15
Waldorf
(N.'
Y.)
-
6-30
Walker
(Hiram)
6- 6
Co.,
class
A
Gooderbam
&
Worts,
Railroad
Yards
Co.
6-15
6-20
Walnut
1
Grove
Products,
A
6-10
6-24
6-20
6-
7-
1
6-17
7-1
6-3
7-15
6-20
t35c
7-15
6-20
6-30
6-10
9
7-
1
6-17
8-
1
7-20
Ward
11-
1
10-19
1
6-17
37'Ac
Baking Co.,
5 'A %
River
RR.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
*15c
7-
1
6-15
4'A%
5-31
Warren
7-20
Washington
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
7-20
7-15
8-
3
7-15
8-
3
30c
;
(quar.)
$10c
_
,15c
(quar.)_!—_—30c
7-15
8-1
,,
7-8
7-.1
6-15
7-1
6-6'
Waukesha
Wayne
7-
6
6-24
8-
5
7-15
7-
1
6-30
7t
1
6-20
6-30
6-10
50c
Water
Motor
Knitting
Power
Co.
Mills
Co.
*
25c
products (quaj,.)^.i_J™_u_a___--_--__
4
9
7-1
6-1
50c
(quar.)—,
9
12-
6-15
50c
(quar.)
9-
12-30
50c
(quar.)
9-30
25c
—
1.
Washington
Weco
6-15
Gas—
Common
8- 3
6-16
6-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Common
8-15
1
1
7-
Co.—
Common
6c
77-
30c
:
preferred (quar.)
Telephone, $5 preferred
92'Ac
,
6-17
$1.12'A
Pictures
Natural
1
$3.50
Warner
6-15
6-30
7-
20c
(s-a)
6-15
1
8-15
6-15
$1.37'A
7-1
45c
6-17
1
20c
(quar.)
common
7-
Bros.
1
7-
10c
—
preferred (quar.)
J7'Ac
$2
6-10
7-
15c
(quar.)
Walt Disney Productions (quar.)
Walter (Jim) Corp.
(quar.)_—
7-
87'Ac
Omaha,
6-24
37'Ac
class
62'Ac
;
of
v»r.) F, ;»,
V
Ltd,
—
7-
15c
(quar.)
com.
1,
1
62'Ac
—
A—-'.
$1
Ltd.,
,
6c
(quar.)
6-30
62'Ac
(quar.)
v
25c
_—
Extra
6c
Co.
1
5c
Investing Corp.-—
(From ordinary income)
Wallace-Tiernan, Inc. (quar.)
..
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5-26
s
15c
—
—
(quar.)
&
$1.12'A
of Canada,
5-26
6-20
t35c
System
Walker
.
(quar.)
5-2S
6-20
Wall Street
(quar.)
class A
6-20
15c
6-16
(Del.)—
(quar.)
(quar;).
(quar.)
20c
Company
Quarterly
(quar.)___:—:_
Corp.
6-15
$1.56'/*
62'Ac
preferred
Street
6-15
6-30
$1.433A
—
B
6-21
20c
5rH
6-30
—
Read, class A—
7-15
$1.12'A
——
Trust
&
1
7-
6^15
6-22
8-5
75c
—
11-25
40c
Co.—
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
.
Waddell
,
6-30
5%
-
$1.12
"
Class
._r
.
preferred
6.25%
8-23
10c
Corp.
\
.
6-17
30c
;
Transit
6- 9
2
Materials—
5.75%
12-15
,.,
(Texas)—
(quar.),
Film
5%
9-15
7
6-30
—
Jersey
Vulcan
6-15
10-1''
J30c
—30c
Co.
12-15
9-
2%
Vornado, Inc.
Vulcan
$3
5-31
5-31
5%
;
dividend),—
(stock dividend)
Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
6-15
9-15
1"
$1.01
Volunteer National Gas (stock dividend)
Von Hamm-Young, Ltd. (stock
12-15
J25c
.-.a.-
•
9-15
$25c
1
dep. rets. Ordinary—
of
1
10-
5
7-
7-1
;
7-
20c
(s-a)__
and
1
2%
(quar.)
j.
class A (quar.)__
Corp.
tax
8-26
25c
___
12'Ac
Co.
preferred
payment
come
7-
&
Ltd.
(Final
name.
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Vickers, Ltd., Amer.
.
old
(stock
B.), 5%
Rogers Inc.
7-2
Van
;
:—
Investment
Union
8-15
8-
30c
7-
6-15
25c
i
5-23
1
6-20
(
6-10
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
Ltd.—
11c
6-30
6-
3
Wellington Management, class A (increased)
Class
(increased).
B
15c
7-15
7-
1
15c
7-15
7-
1
35c
6-30
6-15
60c
9-
8-15
•
(quar.)___:
common
Van
Heating
7-
1_.
Union
7-15
6-14
8-31
arrears)
Vapor
7-
(quar. )__A__J
Co., common (resumed)™:
Co.
1
6-30
87'Ac
(quar.)
Rubber
convertible
6-15
t50c
—
9
35c
1-4-61
Century-Fox
preferred
Union
9-
12 Ac
}25c
Finance Corp.,
Class B (quar.)
v.'
8-
62'Ac
J22'Ac
Union
•
7-15
(quar.)__
under
com.
convertible
$2.28
1
.7-4
'AA_—AA-
Insurance
preferred
preferred
1
$1.12'A
preferred
&
7-
J60c
t60c
___—
preferred
$3.50
(quar.)
Norman
clears
4
t$1.12'A
—L.
preferred
7-22
8-
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Industries, Inc —
8-
,
Acceptance
$4.50
8-15
15c
(quar.)
Tire
8-18
40c
Corp., Ltd. com. (quar.)
60c
non-cum.
partic. 2nd pfd.
(quar.)—
Union Electric Co., common (increased)
11-15
8-31
$1.12ya
Corp.
Fair
$2.28
Ware
Union
$1.12y2
6-10
25c
LaSalle
6-14
1
9-22
$1.50
(quar.).
convertible
South
7-
17'Ac
(quar,).;
New
Underwriters
.
;
6-26
40c
(quar.)________
Quarterly
6-10
2
6-15
.
preferred
$1.50
208
6-15
7-
8
6-22
Appliance,
convertible
Valspar
8
-
12-15
;/
7-1
56y«c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
77-
t40c
-
__;
Coach
6-20
Co.
nouncement shown
40c
(quar.)__,
•
6-15
7-11
7-15
7-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
Quarterly
Twin City Rapid
6-10
13c
t25c
Increased
.6-10
6-30
3%
preference
6-15
6-30
-
Corp., 4'A % pfd. (quar.)
Gas, Electric Light & Power—
Tucson
6-30
6-17
v
*
6-16
6-20
7-15
(quar.)
.
preferred
of
6-20
1
;
:
Light
20c
True Temper
Fuller Co.—
Inc.,
6-30
5%
________
(quar.):
preferred
Co.
6-20
1
7-
6-10
_;
preferred
preferred
preferred
•Trust
6-16
,
.-
1
6-30
t50c
(quar.)
'j
preferred
6-30
„
____—
6-8
$1.25
1
.'3
approximately
$1
,
Quarterly
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
t
Quarterly
Inc.—
Company
Stokely-Van Camp,
5%
6-30
..
1
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
Share)
&
6r20
7:6-30
,7
dividend)
first
7-
25c
(quar.)
B.)
Lloyds,
to
Baer
50c
25c
positary
(Stock
7-15
20c
Quarterly
(Equal
--f-'7-15
35c
..
par)
Stewards
.6-30"
12y2C
•
.Z
(Toronto)
($100
(John
,.
J30c
(quar.)
($100
preferred
4ya%
v
-
preferred
Stetson
6-15.
v
$1.25
preferred
Stern
t.;
1
:_
4ya%
Utility
6-10
t30c
Transcon; Lines.(quar." 17'Ac
Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp.—>
-■■■■■■■:
6-20
6-17
?30c
.
_____:
.___
(Michaels)—
&
.
1
6-29
10c
1
—
Inc.
6-10
6-30
50c
preferred :i (quar.)___A___
6%
preferred .(quar.)
6% ' preferred''1 (quar.)j.:
6%
preferred
(quar.)____
V
6-15
j"
4y2%
4y2%
Stern
5%
5%
/7- 8
J15c
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
(Boston)5% pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Trust
4'A%
-
6-30
;
7-1,
I2V2C
(quar.)-:-__^_____-__i
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Stedman Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Stern
4'A%
6-24
7-15.
t20c
conv.
5%
Sterling
Sterling
^
~
28c
3 Vz %
6-17
12'Ac
(quar.)
5%
.—.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Common
7-11'.
4'A%
7-
1
—
(quar.)
"
Common
1
7-
(quar.)
Utilities & Industries Corp.—
Formerly Ohio Water Service Corp. Name
changed effective May 19. Dividend an¬
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
1
Utah
7-
'
,
6-15
6-20
(quar.)
Common
6-30
&
6
7-
$1
common
Company
$1.06'A
Trans-Canada Corp^ Fund—
.
Upson
$1.12'A
(quar.)
B
6-20
87'Ac
common
6-15
1
.___
■;
8
12'Ac
(quar.)
6-15
1
—
Corp., Ltd.—
7-
!_
Corp.,
1
31'Ac
5%
preferred (quar.)
A
"4'A%
preferred (quar.)__—
„
—94c
Corp.
6-10
80c
7-
7-
(quar.)___
Corp,
1
$1.12'A
:
(quar.)__.
6-30
Power
6-10
7-
93%c
(quar.)
Universal Oil Products Co.
Universal Pictures, Inc._
6-30
;
1
7-
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Extra
7-
1
40c
L_
Y.)
Trusts
Torrington Company
25c
.
7-
30c
(quar.)
6
$1.62
;
_!___
(N.
Co.
General
preferred
6-10
1
50c
preferred (quar.)
Marion
6-22
7-
7
6-
:
4'A%
6-3
1
6-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
dividend)
Construction
6-
,
/
.
Packing
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Universal
13c
&
Guarantee
Toronto
.
Realty
A
20c
A
(Mass.), class A
Products
common
Inc.
6-15
6-3
5c
Stockyards
1
6-
7-
22'Ac
Stores
7-
6-20
6-24
7-1
(quar.)
Reclaiming (quar.
Smelting Refining & Mining—
Utilities,
6-30
27'Ac
preferred
6-25
*
Oil
6-10
6-10
15c
preferred
2nd
31'Ac
17'Ac
8
8
(s-a)__
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.,
Thrift Investment, common (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)-_
7- 1
Development, class A
Co., 4'A% pfd.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.
—
6-15
7-11 "x"
&
78
(accum.)____
(quar.)_^
7-
7-
$1.75
$1.25
1
.^
(quar.)
7-8
Markets, common (quar.)___
_L
5% preferred (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'A% pfd. A (quar.)__
4'A% preferred B (quar.)___
6-24
60c
(quar.)_
8-1
(quar.)
6-14
7-15
50c
common
Rubber
8%
8-18
6-10
from
15c
8-1
,
1
6-24
40c
and
$1
<
9-
6-20
10c
$1.14
Thorofare
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Thqmpson-Starrett Co.—
8"15
A
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
United Transit Co., common (quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-30
25c
United
$5 preferred
5-31
7-5
United Whelan Corp., com.
(lncreased-quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
7-
■" 20c
1
7-
Co.,
31'Ac
com.
7-5
8-1
(Baltimore)—
6-15
£.—__j
Co., common
7-22
8-1
10c
5-23
$1.25
&
,6-10
,
25c
1
(quar.)_______
Thomas
6-30
.
tlOc
62'Ac
$1.12'A
6-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Thomas Industries, class A
6-15
37'Ac
_______
6-20
(quar.)_u
Chemical,
pfd.
common
6-30
lOc
$1
(quar.)
4%
Inc.,
Inc.,
3>%
Co.
United
6-1
5-31
«
U.
6-15
7-1
6-30 ^,6-16
from
1
7-
$1.24
$1.31'A
1
(Dallas)
7-
48c
-
Strawbridge <fc Clothier,
$1.35
(quarO^.^^^
Utilities
6-20
6-15
,
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
S. Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
7-8
Textiles,
7-10
6-30
'•
Ltd
common
Lines
United
(quar.)—
6-20
.
6-27
$40c
50c
7-15
6-20
$2.50
7%
7-15
7-
(s-a)_____.
Investment
1
1
$1.50
Steel, Ltd. (quar.).
class B_i_J.______l__T_,.
S.). Co.
Corp.,
Street
8-
$1.07
Co.
U S
7-15
8-
6-17
7-1
6-30
;
7-15
1
7-8
6-20
9-15
1
8-
8-1
7-15
6-30
8-
8-
10c
States
4'A%
$1
8-1
Texas
class
Playing Card Co
S.
Plywood Corp.,
S.
9
6-15
12'Ac
S
U.
$1.21
Textron
(quar.)
_;
(quar.)
Lumber
33A %
6-10
6-10
$1.16
preferred
6-20
(quar.)
Home
S.
6-30
$1.19
6-15
,
S.
7-20
$1.27
ioc
(s-a
Works
.Starrett
1
t$l
(quar.)—
6-15
Standard,Radio, Ltd. (quar.)_™_7L™__7.1-7 tl5C '
-Stanley
7-
$1.25
Corp.—
(s-a)
Stanley. Home Products^ (quar.)'*
*
U.
(quar.)
•.6-15
6c
-
A
6-10
1
preferred
1
.
preferred
$4.56
/7
class
1
7-
preferred
1
25c
.
Ltd.,
7-
(quar.)_____
'
3%%. preferred (quar.)__________
Standard, Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)_;
Standard Properties, Inc._____:
B
U
$4.84
1
$1
—
Class
6-10
$4.76
7-
20c
(quar.)——
Standard Oil Co.
(Ohio)—v7"
Stanfields,
1
6-15
7-
15c
(initial)
Co.,
7-
6-10
V
1
"7-
55c
B
Tube
U.
(quar.)
Transmission
6-30
6-29
6-29
"6-1
Foreign Securities—
United
6-10
"
$1.14
Texas & Pacific Ry. (quar.)
Texas Power & Light, $4 preferred
10-20
6-27
.
$1.75
'
(quar.)__
.
U.
6-10
1
:
-4.96% preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
6-20
6-27
1%
;
common
6-10
1
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Gas
5.40%
5
7-20
7-15
20c
_
preferred
$5:08
Texas
5
25c
(quar.)
7-1
Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
6-28
25c
(quar.)__
1
25c
(quar.)___,,
Mines,
Tile
preferred
7-
Canada,
7-11
7%
7-
(quar.)
7-
28%
(quar.)_
'
'
Chemical Corp.—
Gypsum
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
4.72%
approval
i.-'—U
from
capital
gains
ordinary income)
Freight Co. (quar.)
$1.18
4.50%
6-30
& Canal
(25c
$1.31'A
1
.
-Standard
6-10
5.25%
28c
Marine
(quar.)_
Structural
1
6-13
(special)
^
15c .
7-1
j 6-17
$1.60
preferred(quar.)40c
9- 1
8-19
;
Standard Financial Corp., common (quar.)_
6-17
;
12c
6-30.'
75c
preferred
(quar.)™A-_--'«- A-!83Ac
6-30
6-17
Standard Fruit. & Steam Ship Co.—
'•■. *•'w]-"
; $3 partic. pref.
(quar.)
—75c
7- 1
6-17
;7 Standard Holding Corp.j* class A (quar.)™_ ;v; .15c
.'6-24
7-11
4
Standard
S.
6-29
(quar.)___—
preference (quar.)—
Standard Dredging, common
.
U.
$1.28
tquarj__
$3.75
Class
6-10
$1.22'A
$1.12'A
prior preferred
1
$1.27'/a
7-
8-30
5c
S.
(quar.)
—
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.—-r
$2
U.
(quar.)
$2.38
(quarterly
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co.—
6-10
(quar.)
6-16
,
&
6-10
preferred
7-15
&
Co..
B
&
6-10
preferred
7-1
IDC
Storage Corp
Foil
S
1
preferred
15c
S.
Class
1
5.12%
15c
6-3
2c
and
(quar.)
S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
;
7-1
5.10%
<
U.
U.
7-
4.90%
.
Inc.
common
(quar.)—:—
5-31
7-1
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Ceramic
7-
6-15
50c
Borax
S.
$1.02'/a
6-10
J30c
1
Aluminum
Hill
Cold
$1.06'A
7-' 1
.
S.
4'A %
U
(quar.)-
$1.12'A
,
(quar.)_
preferred
(s-a)
6-30
(quar,)__
income)-—
Fire
(Mass.),
$6.50
preferred
Co.
$1.50
-
Power—.
'
9
4.65%
-7_ 2
34c
Spic & Span, Inc.
(initial-quar.)
Spotless Co., Inc.
(quar.)
-
6-
4.64%
(quar.)—
preferred
6-24
1
V 25c
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50
3
7-
62'AC
:
(quar.)
(quar.)__
investment
6-
$1.15
$1.12'A
Telephone
4.65% preferred (quar.)__.
"5% preferred (quar.)_
Southwestern Life Insurance
net
6-7
6-20
(quar.)_
___
Natural
Quarterly J
Sovereign
Investors,
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Electric
7-
25c
(quar.)
7-1
A_™™___;
Manufacturers
Machinery,
preferred
(quar.)
U.
preferred
___—
preferred
1
preferred
.__—___
Southwest
4.28%
preferred
5-31
America—
Shoe
U. S.
and
A
stocks)
4.60%
Co.—
A
7-
31'Ac
class
7
,..25
the
on
7
6-
7-15
split
6-
6-30
4.25%
Co.
Southland
preferred
stock
6-30
70c
6-10
6-30
10c
of
Pacific Corp.
6%
Gas Transmission—
•
Cooperative, Inc
Paper Mills (s-a)__
$6
70c
(quar.)
B
6
U.
(quar.)—____—_—
6-10
.
States
Southwestern
Ohio—
6-10
,1—
Gas
United
6-10
65c
__________
(quar.)
noncumulative
United Keno
6-24
1
____;
Oxygen Co.
(Del.)
Southern Pacific Co. (quar.)
5%
United
6-17
8
1
(quar.)___—_
Southern
Southern
of
7-15
1
7-
—
com.
.
Southeastern Public Service
Southern
Co.
1
7-
6-
income
dividend
7-
6-20
6-20
60c
$1.06'A
common
Jersey Railroad
Pacific
Stock
8-
2%
5
1
—
30c
dividend)—
6-2Q>
7-
(quar.)_
com.
Stock div. subject to
stockholders
Extra
3%
7-
t$1.50
com.
England
United
6-2
57'Ac
>
Ltd.,
.
6-2
57'Ac
Co.—
Nevada Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
5.44 %
7-2
7- 2
4:10%
_
preferred (quar.)_
Southern
United New
Tennessee
(quar.)
(s-a)_^
preferred
Service
B
}20c
Chemical
Water,
dividend
6-15
6-10
(quar.)_
preferred
Southern
(stock
Alabama
"'
(increased)
pfd.
&
1
6-15
(quar.):
Fertilizer
A
Tennessee
"
$4.75
7-
1
30c
;
l
7-1.'
35c
Corp.,
Insurance Co.
t50c
;
_v—
7-
37'Ac
security profits)
*20c
>
6-26-
133Ac
Co._
investment
Industrial
7-
1
'
from
6-15
1
;
6
40c
—
1
Fund—
net
7-15
1
•
6-
7-
7-
15c
(quar.)
7-15
15c
,
from
7-15
25c
__________
Power,
20c
7-
_
___________
Edison
original
United
7-
-
_____
(quar.)
California
partic.
5-9
50c
(quar.)
Telephone
United
V
Illuminating
Income
(8c
4%
(quar.)_____—
common
class
class
\
$5
6-15
'
Southeastern
6-17
7-4
7-
(initial-quar.
Inc.
6-30
$3c
(quar.)___
Mfg.,
8-for-l
-
6-15
$1.25;..
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
common
7-1
J7c
•'•: 35c
—
New
40c
56'Ac
Pittsburgh Water, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)_
Puerto Rico Sugar Co., com. (quar.)
)
preferred
(quar.),
Southam
United
6-10
Georgia Ry.
Tennessee Corp. (quar.)
.
South
(G.), Ltd.,
A
Class
6-15
1
Inc.
dividend
Class
-
6-11
7-
20c :
'
,
.'
(quar.)
Co.
6-23
'
_
Co,
preferred (quar.)__—
Jersey Gas
6-14
6-25
**
•
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
Stock
3
Georgia Natural Co.—,
6%
South
7-15
lc
United Merchants &
'
Insurance
United
-
(quar.)_____
5%:,v preferred > (quar.)—
South
5-23
6-14
—_i
(stock
(James),
Telephone
3
6-30
-__
(quar.)_
A
6-
6-30
15c
.
.__
preferred
1
$25c
Inc
Inc.
Telechrome
6-15
6-30
$1.37'A
& Gas, com. (quar.)
>
(quar.)___
■___
preferred
7-
8
'
$1.12'A
Corp. (quar.)
Gas Improvement Co.,
4'A% preferred (quar.)
7-15
-
(quar.)__—___
4.60%
1
4%
*
;
6-15
31'Ac
Carolina Electric
4.60%
8c
6-10
(quar.)
United
$2y2c
(s-a)
common
Tappan Company (quar.) ;
Taylor Instrument (quar.)____:___
6-15
.
E.,
Tamblyn
j,
1
383Ac
.
preferred
7-
7c
.
________
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.,
_
Talcott
7-2
10c
___—__
6-15
2
6-
6-24
America—
United Gas
7-
$35c
—
6-30
7-15
_
5%
:
■t70c
preferred- (quar.)
:__
Soss Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)—.___—___
South Atlantic Gas, common
(quar.)
4.50%
(quar.)—
& Co. "(quar.)_____J
-1
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)_.—_—___
Symington-Wayne Corp. (quar.)_
6-30
•
noc
(quar.)_________
common
7-29
V
;
7-
—__
5'A%
South
7-29
7-15
(quar.)_,
Corp., common (quar.)_
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
:
$1.55 preferred
(quar.),
__;
Co.,
6
35c
(quar.)_____-___
9
6-10
5-31
7-15
1
T. I. M.
(quar.)_________;■
Sonotone
Paper
pfd.
Swift
6-20
6-
6-20
6-30
6-29
(quar.)
of
pf j. (1956 series)
6% conv. pfd. (1959 series)
5'A % preferred (quar.)
5c
$1.40
class A
Petroleum,
Ordinary (s-a)
Shares,
6-30
Corp.
Co.
conv.
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Superior Window,
7-
.
-
Sorg
(quar.)
Co.
.7-
7-
—__
preferred
13c
__4.
Corp.
6%
6-17
6-17
6-30
40c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
United Cities Gas Co.—1
6-17
Propane,
50c
Drug Stores,
convertible
50c
6-20
Superior
"30c
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A comraon„_^^
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)___
Sommers
1
6-27
6-28
$1.25
Ltd.—f
__—
Co.
7-
7-27
(quar.)
.
15c
25c
Switson
Mills,
Hungerford)
Biscuit
Mining
$1.25
_________
,
(initial)
Paper
Artiste
United
Sundstrand
for
preferred (quar.)
class A pfd. (quar.)
Smith
United
6-20
6-20
Sunshine
tl5c
prior
5%
..
Co.
Rayon
6-20
1
6-13
1
6-30
12'Ac
(s-a)
1
5-16
7-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
30c
Products
7-
6-28
.'
(quar.)
Extra
15c
When
share
Co.
7-
6-29
6-30
American
held)
14
Drill
(quar.)
tl5c
______
Company
Twist
3c
tlOc
(quar.)
Union
United Aircraft
common
51
Per
Name of
6-17
$1.12
Loan,
Corp.
Fund
7-25
,
(quar.)
common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6%>
(quar.)
&
4%
—.__—
,
Corp.,
preferred
Sunrise
3
Share).
When
-
Share
Sons,
preferred A (quar.)
Sunbeam
•
each
to
Finance
6%
5-31
&
ordinary (interim)
approximately $0,093 per De¬
Chemical
Sun
6-10
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)__
additional
(Equal
6-10
t30c
,
(stock dividend)
(One
Simea
*
8-
7-
tlOc
(quar.)
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a;—
Siiverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
B
8-15
25c
25c
Rainier
Class
5%
(quar.)
Sick's
6-10
Sun
_______
Inc.
(s-a)
Breweries,
Ltd.
2
of
(quar.)
Sick's
Siegler Corp.
7-
(John)
positary
(subject
class A
Inc.,
Shulton,
t$1.75
Per
-
Payable of Rec.
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
7%
(2683)
433/4C
(quar.)
^___—:
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
15c
7-
1
6-10
25c
7-
1
7-
1
6-10
Union
8-10
25c
Quarterly
,
Texas
Natural
Class
!■
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Gas
35c
6-27
6-17
Corp.—
;
10c
6-20
6- 6
10c
6-20
6- 9
Wesson
4.80%
Oil
&
Snowdrift,
oreferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
%
It
J'
f
.
'M
It
K*4l
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2684)
When
Per
Name
posit receipts (stock dividend)
share for each share held; subject
'"'i
■
(quar.)
Electric (quar.)
_—.
West Penn Power Co., com, (increased) ____
4M»,% preferred (quar.)——
4.20% preferred B (quar.)
——-——
4.10% preferred C (quar.)_
—
West Texas Utilities Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
c">,
;<*>■•
Penn
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
West Virginia Water Service Co.—
.
Name changed to Southern Gas & Water
Co. Dividend announcement shown under
West
''L
-
W'MiC:
Westbrook-Thompson Holding Corp.—
Resumed
Telephone,
Western Grocers, Ltd., class
5%
preferred
class
2nd preferred
5%
1st
6-30
6-30
6-20
6-16
25c
15c
7- 1
6-3
$50c
7-15
7-15
'•;#>*!
5%
■pi' '4i,
Class
'ppv
tVty
Hp),
•
>1
:Y'ikf
'
White
if
_
(quar.)_
(quar.)__.
B (quar.)__—_
Corp.—
__—
—
(quar.).——
Inc.
(quar.)
—
B
(quar.)
I
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)_;——
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_
Whitaker
Paper
(quar.)
i;
.
(quar.)
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)__—_
Weston
1
7- 8
Motor
Co.,
,—
$1.50
45c
40c
15c
70c
30c
7- 1
6-10
8- 1
7-14
7- 1
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-30
6-16
6-17
6-17
6-17
6-17
_
___
(quar.)__.
common
.___
preferred
Whitehall
'! i >k
■f'M
•
Wilcox
Will
>{M
Cement
Oil
CO.
(quar.)____
Candle
Bautner
&
Williams
Bros.
Mfg.
Stock
.____
(quar.)__
—
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
1st pref. (quar.)
Windsor Industries (quar.).;
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
5%*
ij
Stores
(monthly)
Electric
will
30c
tl7%sc
tl7y2c
50c
7- 1
6-15
20c
18%c
6-3
6-20
6-10
6-17
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-30
7-29
6-15
6-10
6-30
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
7-14
8-19
7-1
6-20
7-1
6-3
10-1
12-2
7- 1
6-13
>•
(quar.) ^
Public Service,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
6.08% preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
Wiser Oil Co. (quar.)____
i
Wood (John) Industries, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)__
—:___
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_____—
Woodward Iron Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
WoOlson Spice, 6% preferred (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.) Ltd.—
Amer. deposit receipts for ord. (interim)
Worthington Corp., common
(quar.)
P
Hit
Jwi*
M
'ill;;
______
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.—
Monthly
Monthly
Yale & Towne Mfg.
4"
w;
Yellow Cab
Co.,
Co.
Yellowknife
6%
York
Bear
preferred
York
Water
Co.
uffil;
7-15
7-15
(quar.)^.
5%
7% preferred
If
-
M'
2Iale
$1.26
75c
1
8 -1
75c
$1.25
6-28
6-28
6- 1
6- 1
$3
7- 2
6-20
$1.50
6-28
10y2c
8-15
62y2c
6-20
6- 1
7-1
6-20
8- 1
7-20
7-1
6-14
7-29
7- 9
7-5
6-6
f2ViC
6-30
6-10
6-24
6-13
6-30
6-15
7-1
6-15
6-30
6-15
7- 1
$1.25
25c
7-11"
;
30c
Company
IOC
a
15%; resident tax 7%.
6-15
6-10
9-15
8-31
6-24
6-10
Non¬
*
Less British income tax.
Previously published date
was incorrect.
The corrected payment
and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
date
xLess Jamaica income tax.
will not be concerned, in any way, with engineering
development for the manufacture of electronic equipment.
tthe
free
interchange
of
basic
research
Inc., Tokyo, and the entire Japanese
said Mr. Karns. "The establishment of this
new
organization deVWed* to fundamental research will enable RCA
to contribute to the fund of scientific knowledge in Japan,
and at
the same time to derive further long-rang:e benefits from the basic
scientific
forward
to
community,"
that
work
will
Tokyo
The
be
The first
RCA.
the
second
1955
to
established
be
Ramo Investment Co.—Seeks
The
the
SEC
announced
proceedings
on
under
Exemption—
,
June
191,
securities
of
consists
it sold its assets, Ramo Investment was
present
entirely of government securities.—V.
2522.
p.
,
.
of
u
-V.
191,
10,100
6.700 :
71,000
6,700
71,000
6,700
Inc.—;—_
62,000
5,900
Kenny i & Ayres, Inc.—_
1816.
62,000
5,900
Cassell
F.
Co
& Co.,
p.
Servonics, Inc.—Rights Oversubscribed—
This
design and manufacturing company, which is
has announced that the subscription rights
electronics
Electronics
Capital
Corp.,
'
above.
Alexandria,
which
closed
June
10,
was
Sig Laboratories, Inc., Marshall, 111.—Files With SEC—The
corporation on June 8,
1960 filed a
letter of notification
SEC covering 24,975 shares of common stock (no par)
to
at $10 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to be used for officers and salesmen's salaries,
purchase of inventory, advertising; etc.
with
the
offered
Southern Areas Electric Corp.,
See
Thomas
Betts Co.,
&
below.-
Ltd.—Sub. Set Deal—»
-
Southern
New
Co.—Earnings—
England Telephone
I960—4 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
$11,022,595 $10,465,553 $43,701,518 $41,254,206
26,857,066
25,659,257
6.742,057 -, 6,626,294
Federal income taxes
6,777,663
6,185,820
1,725,841
1,501,259
Other operating taxes—
2,217,237
1,935,733
F56.747
401,000
Period End. Apr.
30—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Net
Corp. and associates offered for pub-
000 first mortgage
bonds, 5Vs% series due 1990, and $3,000,000 uf its 5y4 % debentures, due 1985, The bonds are
priced at 102.719% and accrued interest to yield about
4.95 % to maturity and the debentures at 101.397 % and
accrued
interest
to
yield 5.15%.
Both issues were
the group
to
at competitive sales on June 16
its bid of 101.72% for the bonds and 100.18% for the
on
debentures, each bid naming the interest rate.
White,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., jointly, bid
100.1399 for the bonds, also as 5yss. Bids for this issue
with a 5%% coupon, came from: Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., 101.50, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., 100.439.
&
Weld
Co.
and
bidders for the
Runner-up
debentures
all named
a
5V2%< coupon, as follows: Halsey, Stuart, 101.35; White,
Weld and Kidder, Peabody, jointly, 100.89, and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith., Inc. 100.261.' \
notes
The
after.
new
first
provisions for the debentures with prices ranging from 106.65%
optional redemption and at 101.40 % for the sinking fund.
under
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization to be outstanding upon comple¬
tion of this financing will consist of $31,478,000 of funded debt, 50,000
shares of preferred stock of $100 par and 1,231,288 shares of common
stock of $5 par.
company's service area in
southeastern Georgia
of Savannah and has an estimated population of
200,000. Approximately 90% of the company's customers are in metro¬
politan Savannah.
City
revenues
were
the 12 months ended Feb,
Southern Realty & Utilities Corp.^—Transfer Agent—
Cb.jias; been appointed transfer
corporation.—V. 191, p. 1368.
The Chemical Bank New York Trust,
for the common
agent
stock
of the
;
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Offer—.
; ■ : ••
This
company of
tration
shares
statement
of
1250 State Street, Springfield, Mass., filed a regis*
the SEC on June/ 14,
1960, covering 145,741
with
common
stock.
.According to the prospectus, Springfield will offer these- shares in
exchange for shares of capital stock of Freeport'Insurance Co., (Illin¬
ois) at the rate of 1.1 Springfield shares for l share of Freeport. The
exchange offer is subject to the condition that before the expiration
date in August, 1960, the holders of hot less than-105,994 shares (80%
of the outstanding shares) of Freeport's capital stock shall have ten¬
dered their shares. Freeport is engaged in the business of writing fire
and casualty insurance, specializing in automobile insurance,
and in
the investment and reinvestment of its assets. If Springfield and Freeport are affiliated by means of this exchange of shares, it is planned
that Freeport will continue as a separate company under the direction
of its, own Board of Directors and with its. present officers and staff.
Charles M. Fish, president of Freeport,
will- be nominated to fill a
vacancy on the Springfield Board of Directs.—V, 190, p. 2244.
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.—Shows Profit
—
The company reports in an unaudited report for the 28 weeks ended
net sales of $11,553,759 and net profit'of $23,599, compared
May 13,
with
net
sales of $11,757,810 and
ponding period ended May 15,
a
net
loss of
1959.—V. '190,
berships
of 925 South Homan Ave.,
with
the SEC
in its Savings and
employees, together
Roebuck
191,
on
June
10,
Chicago,
2756.
filed
•£r
for
company
compliance
has
issued
consin
a
of
Public
agreement
provides,
amended Step V of its pending plan
Holding Company iAct; and the Commission
giving interested persons- until June- 28, I960,
hearing thereon.
The- plan - relates 'in
part
to
the
with
an
the
new
a
Service
tax
agreement
Corp.,
with*
arising in
*
former
a
connection
cburt
Denver
action
Nevada
Regional
registra¬
covering 25,000 mem¬
Profit Sharing Pension Fund, for Sears,
with 2,000,000 shares of Sears common,
(USDC,
corporation,
Office
announced
U.) seeking to enjoin
and Down & Co., -a
June
14
subsidiary,
with
a
K'ifei
Wis¬
tax
1952
entered
into-between the two companies. ■ The amendment
other things, that Duquesne. Light Co., also a former
of $50,000," will *• assume any and all of
among
subsidiary," in
consideration
the
of
liabilities
Wisconsin
Standard
Gas
Public. Service.—V.
relating to' the
190, i p, *2244.'
asserted
claims
by
,
•
.
■
^
Standard Packaging: Corp.—Registers With SEC—
common
stock
and
65,894. shares
of
$20 par
6%
convertible
preferred stock.
According to the prospectus," the company has offered or is offering
195,000
common, shares
to
present
and
future
officers
and
key
employees pursuant to Us Incentive Stock Option Plan; and it-has
offered
105,000
shares
Under
two
stock
option
agreements
with,
respectively, its board chairman and president.
•
,
,
In
addition,
46,096
shares
dated
May 15,
v
SEC
i:
order
an
to
request
substitution
filed
has
par
a
1960,
Security Credit Corp.—SEC Files Complaint—
The
.
This corporation, of 200 East 42nd St.* New
York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on June 10covering 346,096 shares of $1
2095.
p.
the corres¬
$65,667 for
p.
Standard Gas & -Electric Co.—Plan Amendment Filed
This
1960, total operating
$11,807,039 and net income $1,692,039.—V, 191, p. 2095.
company,
Exchange
—
.
29,
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Stock Plan Filed—
statement
6,195,296
1,668,345 "f 1,518,212
1
REVENUES—For
$7,473;396
6,546,507'
191;
of
mortgage bonds are redeemable at
the option of the company and under a sinking fund, in. the former
case
at prices ranging from
107.85% to the principal amount and
for
the
sinking fund at 102.75%.
There
are
similar redemption
the
$7;849,552^
$17847,006
$1,997,950
operating income
charges—
p. 2248.
Net
—V.
amounting
balance
'
of
the sales will be applied to the payment
to around $6,500,000 issued for con¬
proceeds will be applied to the 1960 con¬
struction program which will require the expenditure of $10,500,000.
Of this amount, $3,200,000 had been expended to April 30, 1960.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
short-term
n
Va.,
on
•*.
.
Savannah Electric & Power. Co.—Securities Offered—
The First Boston
awarded
based
issue
almost 100% oversubscribed. Subscrip¬
tion
rights for 76,600 shares, on the basis of one share per five
held, were offered to shareholders of record on May 25. The sub¬
scription price was $7 per share.
\ '
Of
the
76,700 shares offered,
primary rights were exercised on
74,050 shares. Shareholders requesting secondary subscription rights
asked for an
additional 70,459 shares.—V.
191, p. 2352.
in
■
Remanco, Inc.—Sells Debentures—
See
14 the
X
————
,
k
Corp.—Files With SEC—
Chapter
severally
Shares
'71,000
Willis,
be
of Omaha, Neb., has, applied to the SEC for an order
that it has ceasedi to be an investment ^company under the
Prior to Nov. 29, 1959, when
This
filing of notice of appearance
the Bankruptcy Act for the
reorganization of Pickman Trust Deed Corporation, of Palo Alto,
Calif. Following objection by the Commission to the debtor's Chapter
In
have
below
$108,500
;—
!
Inc.
C. Wheat &
C.
Company Act; and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested persons until June 24, 1960, at 12:30 p.m. to request
a
hearing thereon.
^
1
—V.
Pickman Trust Deed
net income $39,126 compared
period in the preceding
named
underwriters
,
Higginson Corp
Sc Co—
Mason-Hagan,
Investment
tion
of the two companies.
We believe this will further implement the
"planned growth program of Permanent Filter."—V. 190,'p.1 568'.
months
1..
'
abroad, by
Zurich, Switzerland to conduct
environment.—V. 190, p. 1882.
at
This company,
Continued from page 8
.r
is
opened in
was
basic research in the European scientific
of
six
performed."
laboratory
BUSINESS—The
§$■
if
look
"We
results between Laboratories RCA,
includes
General Corporation and
Investment News
'
(
Davenport
Japanese
among
the
Amount
Lee
staffed
be
.
■
A?!'1
If
will
during
31,
agreed to purchase from the company the respective amounts of deben¬
tures and numbers of shares of common stock set forth below:
appointment of Dr.
new
laboratory.
Laboratories,
for the new
Tokyo
laboratory
be recruited from
written
$1,642,909 compared with $1,186,643 in the
1959. For the six months ended Jan. 31,
was
Jan.
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
of
organization
-
protected
the
REDEMPTION—The
j
Research
expansion of the staff as required
growth of the research program. He stated that the work
of the laboratory will include basic studies of the electrical, magnetic,
and optical properties of materials.
Mr. Karns emphasized that the
by
struction.
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
(Payable in Canadian funds; tax deductible at the source.
I'j
the
Karns,
by several scientists to
university graduates, with gradual
6-15
,
•
resident tax
the
time
same
of
ended
loans
of
amount
1960
31,
\
J.
Mr.
borrowers' homes and are
with $147,593 and $20,392 for the corresponding
operation.
to
liens on the
by
operating income was $256,084 and
1960
physicist on the staff of RCA
now in
Tokyo to formulate plans
a
is
J.,
N.
the
at
Director
as
presently
initially
6-15
7- 1
7- %
6-10
U
i
announced
Steele
Jan.
months
six
(The; First Boston Corp. and associates offered for pub¬
June 17 new issues of the company's $5,000,-
25c
secured
are
by credit life insurance which is placed through a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of the company. The company has loans outstanding on real
estate located in most of the major cities and major counties of Vir¬
lic sale-on
6-15
'V
t»* !
Sit
C.
6-15
l$1.12y2
6-30
i?r|4
i$K
Karns
Steele,
According
6-15
6-15
6-30
;!!■?{* to
7
.
research
6-10
7-2
7- 9
$4c
Zonolite
as Laboratories RCA, Inc., Tokyo,
building now under construction in the Japanese
;'/•'.'"V1"-
a
7-15
7-1
$40c
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institute—4
i
loans
I
year.-
8-
62%c
_—.————.—
near
15.
$1.27
40c
Extra
the
portfolio
(c(uar.)_—.—HVaC .>
(quar,)
BUSINESS—Security Industrial Loan Association was incorporated
the laws of Virginia in 1954 and is one of a limited number of
corporations having the power within that state to make second deed
of trust loans with ffuerest charged in
advance. Virtually all of its
engaged in the banking business. Its application states that its
37c
Jeyrelry Co." (quar.)
in
7-15
7-15
7%c
(quar.).
Japan
physics and chemistry
Operations, RCA Inter¬
5-31
Zenith Radio Corp.
■j!4'
June
on
in
the
7- 1
Zenith Electrical Supply Co. Ltd. (quar.)____
4»' if,
in
License
of
8- 1
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($100 par)
5%
4 !!
announced
laboratory
studies
Director
6-20
Younker Bros., Inc—-
tifVU-
Mr.
Dr.
research
new
fundamental
Karns,
in
$35,000
retire
to
are entitled to an annual sinking
principal amount in 1968 and each
debentures
FUND—The
sufficient
thereafter to and including 1974. The debentures are redeemable
initially other than for the sinking fund at prices ranging from 105%
to the principal amount. The sinking fund redemption price is 100%.
ended
7-11
25c
Curry (quar.)
SINKING
fund
organization, to be known
located
stock
ginia, except those in western Virginia.
lie
1%
(interim)
a
America—Japanese Lab.—
a
E.
common
year
$ll.25
37%c
(quar.)
of
entry
32f/2c
Corp., class A (quar.)_
Yosemite Park &
r'^l-
Mines, Ltd.
Corrugating Co.
York Research
8- 1
7-31
37V2c
—_____
(quar.)___
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—
Stock dividend
m
6-25
, •
_____—_____
■
7- 7
7
1073.
p.
Division,
new
be
Martin
6-30
6-17
6-10
25c
.__
,!lpt
open
M.
into
convertible
are
under
,
5%
;*W,
7-15
190,
capital..
9-2
1-3-61
$1.50
Initial
.Ity'pv
r
Princeton,
6-3
June
'
■,
conduct
to
solids,
The
$1
75c
$1.25
50c
50c
$1.31 y*
45c
20c
75c
$1.06y*
20c
25c
announced
INCOME—Face
6-24
9- 9
6-15
6-10
6-10
(quar.)__—_______—$1.25
preferred
v
will
7-15
10- 1
7-8
7-8
Office
of
Radio Corp. of
declaring
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Wisconsin Fuel & Light-
debentures
$7.50 per share through May 1, 1963, at $9 per share thereafter
through May 1, 1966, at $11 per share thereafter through May 1, 1971
and at $13 per share thereafter through May 1, 1975.
<
order
struction.—V.
35c
$1.25
Co.—
Power
proceeds will be added to the general funds of the
loans thus enabling the company tq acquire and
at
Indianapolis, Ind. filed a petition with the Public
Service
Commission
seeking
authorization
for
sale
to
a
group
of
institutional investors of $30,000,000 in 30-year 4%%
first mortgage
bonds at a price of 99V2, it was announced on June 1.
Delivery of the bonds is scheduled for Aug. 1. Proceeds of the sale
will
be
applied toward the payment of bank loans,
and for con¬
national
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
8-1
8-1
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
6-24
7- 1
Regional
stock at $6
share.
PROCEEDS—The
J.
utility
6-23
f$1.25
15c
10c
Wisconsin
(
This
headed by Lee Higginson
company available for
service new business.
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.- -Seeks Bond Sale
of
1%
:
Industrial Loan Association— Securities Of¬
100% and accrued interest and the common
per
2206.
p.
Permit—
future
$1.06y4
^
5%
p'-'iK
of
\
6-17
1%
-
—
offer
Corporation offered for public sale.on June 16 an issue of
$445,500 Security Industrial Loan Association 7% con¬
vertible subordinated debentures due 1975 and 42,000
shares of common stock. The debentures are priced at
2206.
an
order.
6-17
1%
dividend
$4.25
li vi),
p.
(USDC, Conn.) preliminarily enjoining Prudential
Willey from further violations of Securities Act regis¬
requirements in Sale of oil interests.
Defendants consented
7- 1
7- 1
7-15
Willson Stationers & Envelopes, Ltd.—<
■M:
191,
above.—V.
Co.,
wherein
Co.
Boston
court
Edward
tration
to
6-15
Industries—
dividend
Stock
Stock
its'
—
(quar.)__
Williams-McWilliams
'
and
37J/2c
37y2c
tl7y2c
$1.43%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wieboldt Stores, common (quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
_;
Witco Chemical, new com. (initial-quar.)
5Vt%
-
'/!'.{
granted
approval
191,
SEC
Federal
RCA
(quar.)
preferred
Westmoreland.
1'
•
20c
—62y2c
-
preferred
Common
(
Security
Supply
To
—
application of this New York, investment
a
depositary agreement between it and
the company undertakes to deposit and
maintain with the bank qualified investments and reserves as required
by Section 28 of the Investment Company Act with respect to its
Series 6, 10, 15 and 20 and Single Payment certificates upon terms
and conditions specified in an agreement between the company and
6-10
6-15
(quar.)
the
in
REDEMPTION—The
$1.25
preferred (1952 series)
(1955 series)
Western Plywood, Ltd., class
Western Tablet & Stationery
v>>
v
Co.
Prudential Oil Corp.—Enjoined—
10c
35c
(quar.)——_________
preferred
preferred
1st
5%
has
for
Trust
bank.—V.
6-15
__
5%
'.'*V
J
SEC
registration and anti-fraud provisions of Securi¬
and sale of Security Credit stock.
violating the
Act
fered—An underwriting group
Service
Principal Certificate Series, Inc.—Order Issued—
The
Western Natural Gar—
PT'fr
"
6-6
6-30
(quar.)_—___—
Western Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)—__
7%
7-1
6-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)
A
4%
)tj
7- 1
30cj
12y2c
(quar.)
A
preferred (quar.)
__
Western Maryland Ry., common
!
$1.10
22V2C
6%
Hp#
'J'
Bankers
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-15
Insurance Securities Co.—
Western
$2.50
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-10
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__.—
Carolina Telephone Co
Casualty & Surety
(quar.)—_—_
Department Stores (quar.)___
Western Gas Service Co. (quar.)
pi
company,
Coal Mining
& Midway
Public
Arizona
The
Western
'
6-10
6-15
6-15
—
Western
pM.
i^'K.
6-15
6- 3
t
~
preferred
Western
.;t.l
$1.50
25c
42VaC
i
80c
$1.12Va
$1.05
$1.02Vi
—
—
-—
California
Western
t
7- l
6-20
6-30
6-25
See
ties
name.
new
5%
5-18
further
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
'
r
n
West Ohio Gas Co.
West
c/),
petition for an arrangement with its creditors, the debtor filed
petition for reorganization under Chapter X.—V. 191, p. 2418.
a
6-23
approval of stockholders May 3
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
Common, (semi-annual)
'
XI
Pittsburg
Utility—
to
One
/ >:
Holders
Payable of Rec.
de¬
Driefontein Gold Mining American
West
i',
!•>»>■
'
Share
of Company
.
the
filing of
Security Credit Corp., a
Utah corporation, from
ages, Inc.,
certain
of
•
stockholders
common
stock
who
pursuant
acquired
to
a
plan
on
of
1, 1959,
reorganization
Sept.
1956, between the former stockholders of Modem Pack¬
and Standard, and certain c|ther stockholders who acquired.
fit
I'll
Volume
April
5,
pursuant
to
on
191
,1960,
Number
65,894
shares
5961
of
.
the
.
The Commercial and
.
6%
convertible
preferred
said
—V.
of
a
to
ume
Stevens Markets, Inc.—Private Placement—It
Thorofare
notes
$r
of
the
will
company
value,
par
consist
of
$168,o96
and
of
shares
250,000
sundry
for
indebtedness.
nated
be
company
negotiated by R. S. Dickson &
was
Co.
made
The
fund,
series
the
at
redemption
$47,000
due
A,
Mellon
Bank
July
200.
p.
into
4%
1973
1,
Pittsburgh,
Co.,
stock
tional
The
rant
will
markets
President,
the
use
said
proceeds
that
for
the
Miami
expansion.—V.
chain
188,
of
'
Tex-Star
See
Torrington, Conn, company is constructing a new West German
plant for the production of needles and bearings, it was announced
on
June
16
by Milton E. Berglund, company President.
Located on
a
13-acre site at Wurselen,
the plant will replace the
company's present facilities at Aachen, five miles away. A consider¬
able* expansion
in productive capacity to serve world markets will
result from the move. Completion is scheduled for fall of this year.
Oil
&
Gas
Corp., below.—V.
191,
2bo5.
p.
Industries, Inc., 1425 Milldale Road, Cheshire, Conn., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 14, i960, covering 150,000
Talley
of
"These
common
1963.
January
The
>
company
organized
was
itself conduct
It does not
under
Delaware
Law
in
of
all
owns
February
the
1960.
The
Delaware
a
sale
of
solid
Microtech,
Inc.,
ufacture
and
proceeds
of
engaged
for
in
use
in
the
rockets
design,
and
outstand¬
sale
of
waveguide
stock
sale
indebtedness
and
will
of
microwave
be
the
to
used
in
the
design,
man¬
The
components.
It
net
prepay
a
portion of
New Microtech, for
the
of .100,000
owner
Franz
shares of
G.
certain
Talley
indebtedness
is
listed
and
"This
shall
and
of the outstanding stock. In addition,
Mrs. Talley owns 100,000 shares (15%) of the
company's officers and
directors
as
a
group
own
310,342 shares
(47%).
Shortly after its
incorporation a group of investors, including Mr. & Mrs. Talley, pur¬
45,000
shares of the company's stock at $1.00 per share. Later,
the company exchanged 167,000 shares of its stock for an
equal number
of shares of Talley Arizona. The shares of Talley
Arizona had been
several
to
remaining 211,043
of" the
ness
shares
at
issued
were
price
a
of
$1.00
iri exchange
share.
per
for
assets
June
on
-
Co.
v.
Tex-Star .'Oil
held
•of
stockholders
on'. June. 8
Surrey
.&
Gas
been
Oil-
Corp.'It
Tex-Star
will
Oil
held
Pursuant
•stock
be
A
that
the
On
be
3,
stock
Following the
Oil
the
its
surviving
Tex-Star
fractional
become
shares.
effective
Oil
It
today,
shares
509,469
were
and
each
Louis
efficiences
&
Surrey
of
Gas
the
tne
Corp.
C.
statement
to
be
with
offered
The
the
Providence,
the
pursuant
corporation
assets
and
Oil
Gas
&
Ball,
J.
possible
builders
shares
of
W.
outboard
and
the
by
of
Tex-Star
should
.inboard
and
current
range
for
the
from
merger."—V.
■■
,
Clara
With
and
the
recreational
<
.
an
Barth
no
191,
'
the
be
in'
will
company
its
1960,
that
has
of
J.
purchased
Santa
exchange
for
the
its
be
as * an
present
known
as
Securities
Eberstadt
G.
&
located
in
500
and
interested
v.'
division
of
personnel
or
Marine.—V.
191,
that
"
■
Hogle
A.
J
—V.
191,
p.
Bros.
Fox
The
registration
of
t
by
..
V
,
c
Industries
of
Florida,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered-4-Peter Morgan & Co. offered on June 14, 120,000
shares of this firm's $1.par common stock at $6 per share.
PROCEED^—Net; proceeds from the sale of the
-
common
company.
It
shares will
initially .be acfdecb.to the .general funds of the
is expected
,...that portions, of. fheSe fundstmay be Used for financing of additional
customers■ instalbnent' contracts;:'
for
the
*
?
inventory
the
<
'The
for
inpayment
balance "of
capital.
the
laws
of -Delaware
of
loans and.will increase
bank
proceeds
^
Inc.
organized
-was
under
in
February, 1960 as successor to a business
plant, office and warehouse in Miami,
Fla., the company and its subsidiaries are engaged in almost all
phases of the air-conditioning business, including engineering, design,
in
1951.,
installa tion
and
With
its
service.
main
Customers. include
hotels, motels,
.-apartment houses, office buildings, public buildings, factories and otner
industrial installations, housing .developments* as well as owners of
private residences. "The company also buys, warehouses and distributes
,„at
wholesale,
various,
types
of- .air-conditioning
equipment,
spare
-
builders,
con¬
$3,875,000
stock,
share
on
shares
in
per
excluding
sustained
company
income
tax
a
benefits
of
i959.
This
loss
from
exclusive
is
the
sale
of
the
America—Files Stock
Plan
under
the company's
stock option
Semicon
Associates,
the
Semicon
of
elected
of
of
California,
Varian's
Inc.,
will
.
com¬
the
Leo
Cronin,
G.
Cameron,
Varian Associates.
microwave tube
i^aooratories,
N.
was
wholly-owned
were
Group,
itmac
Inc.,
Emmet
and
Tube
Union,
of
Board
subsidiary
are
Inc.,
continue to
Cronin
two
Associates,
Directors
the
to
Microwave
of
com¬
meeting
a
time
Board
new
Also
Inc.
at
the
J.;
and
research
Beverly,
Associates
Inc.,
Varian
Ontario.
direct
the
continue
Semicon
to
head
facility
at Lexing¬
of
Semicon
Varian
will
will
will
•
■
acquired
issued
shares
California
of the outstanding capital stock of
shares to Semicon on that date and
issued
Issue
installments
in
maximum
a
only
if
total
Semicon
agreement.—V.
i+i'/Iiw-
•
all
12,501
be
issued
be
acquisition
the
...
Varian
6
191,
of
through
30,000
attains
•
June
UNDERWRITERS—The
writers,
whom
for
Financing
13
Additional financing details follow:
stock.
31,
this
required
2353.
p.
in
issue of
but
profits
reported the offering on
250,000 shares of this firm's no par common
of
8
March
shares
the
names
Paine,
and
Webber,
addresses
Jackson
,
.
the
of
Curtis
St
is
several
the
Under¬
representa¬
the respective number of shares which they have agreed to
frcm the company and the selling stockholders, all of which
purchased if any are purchased, are set forth below:
tive,- and
&
500
*
Co
1,000
—
&
E. Unterberg, Towbin
Co.
*
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Walston & Co., Inc
!
500
500
1,500
1,000
White,
2,500
Co._
-
C.
500
Weld
St
Co.
Witter
Dean
North
&
Co.—
Inc.—
2,500
Inc.—Offering and Secondary
Cassady
statement with
of which
Avenue,
the SEC June
85,000 shares
16
are
be
89,000
L.
St
Co.,
Schwinn
B.
G.
—
Sloss
&
Walker
&
H.
11,000
J.
Co
11,000
Co.—Stock
stock
to
on
a
R.
Williston
Bateman,
Butcher
Wm.
9,000
P.
5,000
-
Podesta
&
Eichler
Co.
&
Beane—
&
Co..
& Sherrerd
Harper
5,000
5,000
3,000
3,000
St Son
&
Co.
..
3,000
Split—
Aug.
effect
9,000
9,000
St
Co..
Co
9,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.— ' 9,000
Granbery, Marache & Co._ • 9,000
—V. 191, p. 2565.
common
St
Cruttenden,
stockholders
Co.,
McDowell
Courts
11,000
Ball, Burge St Kraus
Vendo
Blosser
Straus,
,12,500'
Inc..
&
-
Saunders, Stiver & Co
12,500
Co.,
St
Co.——
&
Marron,
Shares
Shepard
Inc.
,
12,500
12,500
Co
&
'
.
Prescott,
•
•_—■
Hayden, Stone & Co.—,,
9
will
consider
increasing the authorized
split-up.—V. 191, p. 1160.
two-for-one
Waltham Precision Instrument Co., Inc.-
offered
for
Sales
the
first quarter
of
1960 amounted
to $1,435,211,
as
with $615,778 for the first quarter of 1959, it was reported.
for the first quarter of 1960 was $109,309 representing
of four cents per share, as compared with a net loss of
for
compared
Net
profit
earnings
for the first quarter of
$177,628
per
1959
representing
a
loss
of 7'/2
cents
share.
recently
acquired Electro-Mec Laboratory, Inc.,
of
Long Island City, and signed an agreement to purchase the Boesch
Manufacturing Co. of Danbury, Conn. Waltham manufactures missile
and
aircraft
equipment and such products as
gyroscopes,
elapsed
timers, electronic components, meters, fuses, and other items. It is
a
major producer and supplier of aircraft clocks and timers for the
United States
Government.—V.
191,
p.
1924.
The
company
Wear-A-BIanket, Inc.—Acquired—
public
by the issuing company and 85,000 being outstanding shares, by
present holders thereof.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to Jbe supplied by amendment.
R.. W. Pressprich &
Co. is listed as-the principal underwriter.
1
-Shows Profit
-News—
Columbus, Ohio, filed a
covering 170,000 shares
to
Jackson &
Curtis
500
Meyer
—
&
Shares
Webber,
Paine,
500
Boyce
&
will be
See
Harn
Corp.,
above.
,
•"
-
>
the
The
company
in the engineering,
engages
matched
air
pipe fittings and sound absorbers for heating, ventilating
systems.
Net proceeds
shares will be added to
conditioning
common
general
corporate
will
used
be
lockseam
to
pipe
development of
The
company
241,338
snares
common).
-
All
acquire
a
in
sales
has
of
and
and
warehousing
outstanding
such
of
85,000
Stock
stock
is
system.
shares
The
in
owned
corporation
equal
stock
and
share
into
common
share
for
amounts
by
proceeds
Yale
tails
they
Files
Exchange Commission—
to be used for general corporate purposes.
are
System, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
June 13 reported the offering on
Express
—
Our
issue of
shares of this firm's class A stock at
Additional financing details follow:
10 of 300,000
$5.50
per
share.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Jack
and
—
on
June
of
(convertible
Plainview, L. I., N. Y.
June 6 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
150,000 shares*of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered
at $2
per share,
through Commonwealth Securities Co., Inc.,
Philadelphia, Pa. and Planned Investing Corp., New York. N. Y.
The
of its sale of the additional
working capital and used for
It is contemplated that about $200,000
equipment for volume production of spiral
its Columbus plant and $200,000 for further
Restricted
and
Securities
With
purposes.
fittings
Avionics Corp.,
White
fabrication and erection of
special
ovens,
duso-collecting,
heating,
ventilating
and
air
condi¬
tioning systems and material handling devices for industrial and com¬
mercial uses; and it also manufactures and sells spiral lockseam pipe,
85,000
•
BUSINESS—Thermal Industries ofcFlorida,
begun
.
purchases.
,company/s„,working
$4.04
resulting
and
Georgetown,
will
Mr.
Varian
June
sale
Thermal
1960
^.l^u.
p.
facilities. Others
Ltd.;
June
1963.
1,500
1,000
500
1,500
stock,
common
2,
May
President
Laboratories,
and
maximum
1,000
—
..
2,500
883
1818.
p.
500
Co
Co.—
of
to
Watsonville.
The
2565.
firm
This
191,
the
Federal
taxes,
that
at
newest
Koppius
Ky.
additional
Co.,
Co.—
&
Frank,
Sutro
500
United Sheet Metal Co.,
2249.
&
1,000
Reeves
Stern,
Sons
Co
&
500
in
with
policies.
p.
&
Hentz
H.
Pierce
Stein
500
1,000
(Inc.)
Co._
&
.
for
agent
corporation
Varian's acquisition of Semicon
headquarters on June 6. Stock of
Semicon
the
Canada
Semicon.
1,500
1,500
&
to
1959,
issued
be
Vice-President,
S-F-D
Dr.
St
.
•
Textron
of
is
production
ton,
of
Hammill
1,000
Co
Schwabacher
&
Co.
Shields & Co
I. M. Simon & Co
Sons
&
other
I960.
30,
of
191,
Koppius,
Shields
1,000
500
Co
Inc.
Daniel
1,000
Co
Co.
Sachs
Hallgarten
Ind.
estimate
G.
Shearson,
2,500
_
Jackson
2,500
&
at
of
net
to
exchanged
Noyes
500
____i.—
Rauscher,
1,000
Co
Edwards
California
the
outstanding,
April
Associates
for
Alto
Hemphill,
500
&
Webber,
Curtis
500
Goodbody & Co.
Granbery, Marache
presently
Paine,
Co
&
Goldman,
are
Templeton
Oppenheimer
500
Co
Robert Garrett
and
&
Union
&
A.
First
Ryons &
Lundborg
McKelvy
&
Co
Inc.—
Co
Irving
Inc
&
Co.,
$5,000,000.
^
management,
&
$2,800,000.
about
be
Bremen,
autonomous
Dorsett
Weedon
Dain
M.
Freres
500
Co
&
will
and
next,-decade.'.,'
Bradford
of
Subs.)—Shows Profit
amounted
stock
at
—V.
Varian
500
.
Co.-
Lester,
500
Dempsey-Tegeler
Eastman
Dillon,
Clara,
115,000
15-foot
stock,
500
500
Mitchum, Jones St
Co
&
Bros.
Co
1,500
Ltd
approximately
were
and
in
opposite their names,
&
Hurry,
Simmons
&
F.
^experts in this field
million,-Americans
will
become
run
Lazard
1,500
Inc.
&
Securities,
Crowell,
Plan;
it
Corp.
in
cruisers
sales
Calif.,
dollars
Co.
&
of
stock.—V.
(&
May 2,
$533,266
after
company.
President
Fl-lf
reported the of¬
Kidder & Co.,
M.
A.
1,000
Co.
&
avail-,
Florida
acquisition
Vector Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Additional
Fay, Inc
Kaplan & Co..
John H.
500
C.
J.
stock,
stock.
and
an¬
&
Kaufman
1,000
Co.—
&
common
be
the
649.
Chairman
Executive
Press-
was
will
and
subscription
stock
common
Corporation
Palo
was
Semicon
Quebec,
Units
Hooker
500
Co...
Walter
Boettcher
registration
common
13
1,500
Kraus
Eichler
Bingham,
of
Dorsett,
Textron
enters
the
field
of
It is estimated that last year boating enthusiasts
thirty,
will
change
year,
Jose,
billion
within
Dorsett
of
Savings
Plastics
boats,
common
it
additional
developing
Associates—Acquires—
of
subsidiary
Italy.—
California—Additional
1,500
Inc.
—
&
war¬
purchase
10,000
Co.,
&
Becker
G.
A.
&
Elunt Ellis
a
of
the number of units set forth below
Stearns
Bear,
acquisition
-additional
boating
13,
Dorsett
year
San
boating.
two
over
Stock
ending Aug.,. 31
facilities
of
Dorsett
'
spent
June
on
Iso-Glass
filed
16
shares
500,000
runabouts
last
manufacturing
Santa
June
on
W.
of
outstanding
p.
capital
Otto
Dr.
On
Placement—R.
of
funds
in
appointed
ended
employees
Varian's
panies
four
the
Co
&
Burge
Bateman,
gain
result
President,
founded
this
company
about
five
supplier of fiberglass boats, and manufactures
a
Sales
I.,
Employees
the
treasury
is
21-foot
The
of
Dorsett
Dorst,
Dorsett
ago.
its
announced
of
Textron
Richard
R.
at
10
Inc.
covering
to
business
Calif.,
years
SEC i
June
Allyn
Bache
Tex-Star
Corp
Brothers
Bishop
Inc.,
Financial
company
A.
20.
June
of
Textron, Inc.-'—Files Stock Plan—Acquires—
Textron,
i
number
the
Units
;
,
the
to
sale
possible
common
earnings
as
$3,667,387
negotiations
Mass.;
including April 15, 1975,
16.—V. 190, p. 1777.
com¬
anticipated
was
A.
made
bring
addition
Underwriting Agreement the several under¬
writers, represented by Lehman Brothers, have agreed severally, sub¬
ject to the terms and conditions therein set fortn, to purchase from
outstanding.
meeting,
and
UNDERWRITERS—In
of
of
for
pleted
Mass.
Co.—Private
June
on
on
Lehman
2565.
p.
for
exchange for the shares of Surrey
of
In
nine.
been
of
common
of
stock
of
Varian
in
of $6,000,000 of this firm's 5% con¬
vertible subordinated debentures.
Additional financing
details follow:^
- "
-
company,
stock
common
Beecherl, Jr., President
Oil & Gas Corp., stated "Stockholders of both
companies
from
the
benefits and advantages that are expected to
economies
fering
f
shares
to
nancing Details—Our issue of June
had
of. Surrey
agreement, 501,000 shares of
the-time • of the consummation
in
lieu
there
1960,
common
agreement
be
of
stock.
will
loss
191,
Officers
operation
net
of
Details—Our
v"
•
would
merger
June
Corp.
"
nounced
United
(
the
issued
paid,, in
.
merger
will
share
of.. 100,200
be
the
stockholders
of
^
which
a
terms "of
;
will
of
outstanding >at
stock.'
Cash
Corp.
=
common
maximum
stock will
common
mon
the
to
will
merger.
Surrey
-,
increase
an
Corp.
that
meeting
* v.► ">r;
one-fifth
of
&. Gas
South
at
Train
Jments until
at a special meeting
providing for the merger
iol-:;Gonroe; ;*Texas into Tex-Star," Oil
Corp.
Gas
;•:
agreement
special
a
,
&
exchange
share
Oil
an
.was* also /announced
at
Corp.
^■
Tex-Star
of
Gas
'•"•••:
.Corp.—Merger—v,v:.'.""v.:
approved
&
approved
,
& .Gas
Carolina
be
2462. "
p.
Trailer
negotiated by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
was
191, p./T479.;v;■'v.
•v.,The
191,
the
corporation, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York, filed
registration statement with the SEC on June 14, 1950, covering 10,755
plan
company
Orange,
company.
is
we
not
plants
domestic
at
the
on
profit
shares
prich & Co. has negotiated the direct private placement,
of a $7,620,000 Trailer Train Co. 47/s% conditional sales
contract, 100% loan, maturing in semi-annual instal- -
payment, between this corporation and the Miami Cop¬
per
a
will
The company's foreign operations include plants at Bedford,
Canada; Aachen, Germany; Coventry, England; and Genoa,
Corp.—Royalty Payment—It was announced
that a $15,000,000 reserved in-ore
(royalty)
14
from
them
the
use
for
and
has
shares
weeks
common
of
busi¬
.
V.
Tennessee
Division
by
This
plants,
Carolina
the
sub¬
stock
the addi¬
"
company's continuing expansion
70%
of our needle cus¬
serve
does
tneir other
Torrington,
allotment
of
additional
Irving Trust Co.
general
for
Pictures Co., Inc.
26
a
a
that the result
needles."
435,120
the
elected
company's
Needle
The
and
predecessor of Microtech.
to
expect
South
privilege
of
sought under
,
holders
Vanadium
manufacturing area,
knitting machine needles
belt,
capital
treasury
of
manufacturing
funds,
to
shares
of
textile
Textile
from
company's
Co.
consolidated
studio.—V.
"With
Southern
company
the
to
the
shares
on
The offer
ordinary iterations, which, after providing for dividends
preferred stock, amounted to 68 cents per share on 927,254 shares
on
1955.
feet.
of
at
in
presently anticipate any reducemphasizing tne fact that the
expansion. Under construction for several months, the
modern, single-story, brick building of approximately
a
square
the
the
Berglund.
the
position
at
those
subject
received
Trust
consolidated
operates the Bantam Bearings
Division
at
South
Bend,
Indiana, the Westfield Manufacturing Co.
and
Westfield Needle Plant at Westfield, Mass.
and the New Home
a
investors*
is
country's
is part of
Mr.
Torrington
the
of
one
plants
price of $1.00 per share, by a group
of investors, most of whom were members of the
group that purchased
the .233,000 shares. In addition, the company issued an additional
50,shares
that
Opening
of
ior
of
in
better
operations
is
late
to
$365,000,
hosiery.
a
plant
new
chased 233,000
000
in
move
latch
seamless
demand
said
tion
fine-gauge
confidently
We
He
the
in
operation
shareholders
for
rights. Shares
are
other
company
For
company
of
commented
in
be
overall
new
a
heart
concentrated
plant.
that
manufacture
new
tomers
(15% )
purchased in December, 1959, at
the
Aachen
to
specialize
the
the
in
program,"
661,043-
president
as
in
will
plant
used
of
underwritten.
the
to
working
granted
892,190
,
plant in Walhalla, South
operations about mia-July.
begin
share,
being
with
Irving
such
European Common Market, an
is needed to serve the entire
•
transferred
was
announced
will
Located
the
landlord for certain leasehold improvements,
and for start-up
expenses
and for research and development of products in the pro¬
pellant
field,
of
ballistic
devices
for
commerciol
use,
of
products
employing the principal of waveguide and for facilities to be used in
the testing and production of these new products.
outstanding
also
was
Carolina,
the
and
company
■
Conn.,
and
business
preferred
German
1952
of
The company
reports for the 26 weeks ended April 30,
solidated
net
earnings of $3,635,194, after a provision of
for
Federal
taxes
on
Income.
After
dividends
on
States.
Oskar
Klemm
is
managing director of the German
subsidiary. A native of Geimany, he joined the company at Torrington,
tech's
company now has
shares of capital
stock.
the
continent
*
in
close
subscription.
added
Universal
United
acquisition of machinery and equipment, and for redemption of shares
preferred stock, to prepay unsecured indebtedness due to New Micro-
The
the
and
devices;
of
>
of
part
a
on
and
manufacture
ballistic
Connecticut corporation engaged
a
the
bank
secured
corporation
propellants
for
operation
be
subscribe
needle
German
our
together
rights
plant of the International Division was acquired in
1905,
Employment averages approximately 350 persons who produce
sewing
machine
needles and snoe needles for markets
outside
the
ing stock of Talley Industries, an Arizona corporation engaged in the
design, manufacture and sale of solid propellant ballistic; Astro-Rocket,
Inc.,
bearings
additional
increase
to
us
will
The
an additional bearings
manufacturing unit
Common
Market,"
Mr.
Berglund
explained.
The Torrington Co., Ltd., at Coventry, England,
European
the
at
offering
privilege
the
lor
property, for
properties.-
develop
to
serve
added that although
produces
enable
market.
.
operations but
any
and
the
to
He
The
will
facilities
new
production
stock, to be offered for public sale through Adams &
public offering price and underwriting terms will be supplied
by amendment. The company will sell to the underwriter for $1,875,
warrants to purchase 7,500 shares of stock, such warrants
expiring in
shares
agent
Is
per
the exercise
offering is not
able,
The
1199.
p.
Talley Industries, Inc.—Registers Common—
Peck.
also
$13.50
on
stock
Torrington Co.—New Plants—
super¬
Surrey Oil & Gas Corp.—Merger Approved—
.
at
up
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Stevens,
held
,
lotte, N.C.
Bernard
also
subscription
*
1960,
30,
shares
corporation
taken
not
will
Pa.
June
to
The
scribing,
subordi¬
Payment
four
10, 1960. The price is $13.50 per share.
expires at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on July 11, 1960.
through
next,
convertible
100%.
at
common
.
July
on
its
of
1,
Trust
&
convertible
are
190,
for
called
sinking
debentures
inclusive.—V.
Char¬
of
the
of
debentures,
each
53
June
Markets, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has
operation
an¬
was
June 14 that the private placement with an
of $1,500,000 of 15-year promissory
on
insurance
stock,
common
(2685)
time
The
nounced
capitalization
standing
merger between Brown & Bigelow and Standard, may
sell or otherwise dispose of some or all of the
shares; and, accordingly, these shares are also being registered.
191, p.- 1672.
...
lrom
Financial Chronicle
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
•
.
parts- and
is
one
five
in
Florida.
,
supplies.^ It is believed that the company
largest,, air-conditioning; installers, and distributors
EARNINGS-r—Net .sales-of
1951
(the
first
full
the-company
rose
from
about
of
the
$45,000
in
the predecessor partnership)
to $1,126,591. for
1959.
Earnings for the 1959- period were $107,488
after
taxes, or 83 cents per common share on
the
130,000 shares
presently- outstanding, making this the best earnings period in the
company's .history.
:
year .--of-
operation
propose
President,
to
sell .all
and
of
James
their
United States Steel
See
Kaiser Steel
D.
McGill,
holdings
of
-
Vice-President;
the /common
stock.
Corp.-—Dispute Settled—
Corp., above.—V. 191, p.
1266,
of
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of
Wolman,
the
current
financing,
out¬
agreed to purchase, and the company and the selling stockholder have
agreed to sell to them, severally and in equal amounts, the respective
numbers of shares of class A itock set forth below
Michael G. Kleta
St
Inc.,
Co.,
is
the representative of the underwriters.
G.
Kletz
&
Co.,
122,000
Inc
Universal
Marion
Marian
Corp.—Rights
Offering—Universal
Corp. offered on June 13 to holders of its com¬
the right to subscribe to 435,120 additional
shares of common,, at the rate of one additional phare
mon
stock
Shares
Shares
Michael
Stanley"
Heller
Gerstley,
Hardy
John
V
&
H.
191
Co
Sunstein & Co.&
Co
!
Kaplan & Co
n
2566.
27,500
22,000
22,000
22,030
Laird & Co., Corp.
_4
Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc.—
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
St French
Oppenheimer & Co
F. L. Salomon & Co
22,000
22,000
22,000
12,000
6,500
fl:
'ft Y
54
The Commercial and Financial
(£686)
Chronicle
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
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j.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
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were
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ai-'if
as
follows:
$1,200,000
$185,000
■Mm
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'ft;
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by
Orrick,
ALASKA
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was
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for
the
obligation
general
Dated June
1
a.m.
(MST)
purchase of
from
to
Bond
on
—were
awarded
"
i'-v'
I
Sale—The
$600,000 bonds
June 7—v.
to
191,
a
p.
group
par,
2354
com¬
$345,000
as
3%s.
from 1961
155,000
as
100,000
as
Due
a
July
on
Due
1
on
July
Due
on
June 1 from
as
3V2S.
Due
on
June
1
as
3%s.
Due
on
June
1
San Bernardino
Bond
—
V.
p.
Wardle, County Clerk, will receive
of
bids
at
his
office
in
2251
were
—
Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Salt River Project Agricultural
Improvement & Power District,
Arizona
Proposes Bond Sale
fll'f
te
it
(]
announced
if
ji/f
§
—
Plans to
on
on
June 15 by Victor I.
Corbell, President.
The
sist
■its )A>
market
Wednesday,
July 6, with $19,000,000 corporate
bonds, Bond Issue Number 9, were
(f »k?i'
"fCj
to
come
forthcoming issue will
of
bonds
$15,000,000
of
con¬
Series
B
and
$4,000,000 of Series C
bonds, both series maturing Jan. 1,
1963
through 1992 and callable
after Jan.
of
bonds
of
an
1, 1969. The $19,000,000
represents
original
$34,000,000
of
the
balance
authorization
obligations
to
of
be
cold for the purpose of construct¬
il
N.
T.
$80,000 school, series I bonds.
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
from 1963 to
1978 inclusive. Prin¬
&
as
5s and
at
will
his
receive
office
in
Los
(Calif. DST)
purchase of
a.m.
Linda County Water District,
for the purchase of
21
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Chula Vista
City School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000 sewer
general obligation bonds offered
June
6—v.
awarded to
a
191,
2464—were
p.
syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
of San
Francisco, at a price of
4.98%
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
6s. Due
as
to
1973
as
51/2S.
on
July 2 from
inclusive.
Due
July 2
on
from 1974 to 1981 inclusive.
715,000
4%s.
as
Due
July
on
2
from 1982 to 1990 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Blyth & Co.,
were
Stone &
Youngberg, Schwabacher
Co., Alan Blair & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., J. B. Hanauer
&
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
Hannaford & Talbot, and C. N.
at
his
10:30
office
a.m;
Claremont Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$237,000 school,
election 1957, series D bonds of¬
fered on June 8—v.
191, p. 2142—
were awarded to
Shearson, Ham¬
mill & Co., and E. F. Hutton &
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price of
100.615, a basis of about 3.68%.
Covina-Valley Unified Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $460,000
gen¬
eral obligation election 1956, se¬
ries
G
June
school
14—v.
awarded to
of
the
a
bonds
offered
on
191, p. 2354—were
syndicate composed
California
Bank,
of
Los
&
Co.
Los Gatos Joint Union
High School
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
bids
in
office
bania
Bar¬
District, Santa Clara and Santa
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—An issue of
$62,000,000
$750,000
gener¬
building bonds
191, p. 2142
were
awarded to a syndicate
composed
of the
Security-First
offered
June 6—v.
on
—
National
Co., Wiliam R. Staats & Co., and
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., at a
price of 100.09, a net interest cost
of about 3.54%, as follows:
semi-annually on Jan. 1 and
July 1 from 1966 to 2010 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the District Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
Pasadena
school
$126,000
of
school, series D bonds offered
May 31 was sold to The' Bank
America N. T. &
Francisco,
as
$31,000
5s. Due
as
1961
30,000
to
40,000
1966
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
33/4s.
as
Due
3.90s.
as
on
June
1
June
1
1980 inclusive.
Due
on
June
14—v.
S.
to
June
on
2251—were
p.
syndicate
pnce
3.39%.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
were
Harris
San
Lowell Joint School District, Los
i
vig,
Offering—Gordon T. NesCounty Clerk, will receive
bids
at
his
office
in
Los
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif DST)
on July 5 for the
purchase of $92,000 general
tion
1958,
on
Seaside Memorial
Beach
obligation school elec¬
series E bonds. Dated
June 20'
^
Hospjfaljjf Long
(P. O. 1401 Chestnut Ave.,
t
Long Beach), Calif.
Bond
Offering — Raymond B.
Lake, Jr., Treasurer, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on July 5 for the purchase
of
$234,000 intern housing 1958
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1983 inclusive.
sealed
'
Victor Sch. Dist., San
High
School District, San Luis
Obispo
I
I?
"'Vj
ijl'S
:
IK
l
County, Calif.
Offering—A. E.
Bond
Mallagh,
,1
Bernardino
County, Calif.
Offering
Wardle,
ceive
bids at his office in San Luis Obis¬
County
—
V.
Clerk,
Dennis
will
re¬
in
San
po*, until. 2 p.m. (Calif. DST)
June 20 for the'purchase of
on
$75,school, series B bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
000
1961
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Offering—James
T.
sealed
bids
at
his
office
Hollister),
'
California
Edward
F.
Pearce, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 10
(Calif. DST) on June
28 for the purchase
of $390,000
general obligation hospital bonds.
Dated June 15, 1960. Due on June
15 from 1961. to 1980 inclusive.
a.m.
Due
his
office
July 1 from 1961 to 1981
Principal and interest
on
inclusive.
at
the
County
office.* ; Legality ap¬
payable
(J-J)
by O'Melveny
Angeles.
proved
of Los
&
Myers,
CONNECTICUT
Bloomfield, Conn.
in
San Benito Hospital District
(P. O.
916 Monterey Street,
—
at
re¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Sept. 1
1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Offering
bids
Bernardino,
until
11
a.m.
(Calif., DST) op .July ,5 for the
purchase of $335,000 election 1959,
series 2 bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Wil¬
liams, General Manager, will
ceive
sealed
Treasurer's
Rocklin-Loomis Municipal
Utility
District (P. O. Loomis), Calif.
Bond
Bond
sealed
3V2S. Due
1971 to 1980 inclusive.
iMi
Paso Robles Joint Union
Angeles and Orange Counties,
'
as
fice.
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Francisco.
California
480,000
June 20
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive. *
Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago, Dean, Witter & Co., Interest M-N. Legality approved
C. J. Devine & Co., Smith,
Barney by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
& Co., Drexel &
Co., Philadelphia Angeles.
National Bank,
of Philadelphia,
Valle Lindo School District, Los
Hayden, Stone & Co., Brown Bros.
Angeles County, Calif.
Harriman & Co., J. A. Hogle &
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes¬
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Laidlaw
& Co., City National Bank & Trust vig,
County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Los
Co., of Chicago, Kalman & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Crutten- on July 5 for the purchase of $80,general
obligation
school
den, Podesta & Co., A. G. Ed¬ 000
wards & Co., Ginther & Co., J. B. bonds. Dated Aug. 1, I960. Due on
Hanauer &
Co., Lawson, Levy, Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Williams & Stern, Irving Lund- Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
borg & Co., Shuman, Agnew & able at the County Treasurer's of¬
from
of
20
on
of
Herrington
Sutcliffe,
June
on
1966 inclusive.
3y4s. Due
headed
Loomis, until 8 p.m. (Calif. DST)
on
July 20 for the purchase of
$125,000 sewer, series B bonds.
&
Due
1961 to
as
$5,000,000
bonds offered
191,
a
The
1, 1960. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
and interest
5s.
as
from
from
—
A., of San Francisco, as 3V2S, at
of 101.106, a basis of about
a
Bond
1
from 1981 to 1985 inclusive.
Dated
Sale
and interest
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
from 1973 to
25,000
A., of San
follows:
3V2S.
as
from
S.
City Junior College Dist.,
County, Calif.
building
June
$110,000
160,000
Los Angeles
Bond
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
Blyth & Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton &
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1957
on
•¥
al obligation school
South Fork power revenue, second
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Bond
Cruz Counties, Calif
.■I",
clusive. Interest J-J.
H.
issue
Yuba
White
and
the
his
at
bara, until 10 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $1,000,000
general
obligation
school
bonds. Dated July 20, 1960.
Due
on July
20 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
Barbara County, Calif.
Chas.
—
by the Bank of America N. T. &
'j,
&
at
Offering
awarded
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
cipal
bids
Santa Maria School District, Santa
school
fice.
San
Dated
Until
Co.
'p*
Clerk,
bids
Angeles, until 9
Dennis
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
191,
$29,500
of America
County
sealed
315,000
County, Calif.
Offering
June
to
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
Principal and in¬
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
Angeles County, Calif.
1964
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1984 inclusive.
6—v.
on
inclusive.
Offering
—
J. E. Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
District, Butte County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
$170,000
Bond Sale—The $45,000 general
obligation school bonds offered on
awarded
1980
California
Bond
Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
July 1
on
to 1974 inclusive.
Pima County School District No. 17
i
Bank
100.044,
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
1971
1960. Due
Lawndale School District, Los
on
in San Diego,
(Calif. DST)" on
June 28 for the purchase of $600,000
general
obligation
school
from
in
Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation
S. A.,'of San Francisco,
Barstow Union School District
1
to 1974 inclusive.
3%s.
5s. Due
interest
follows:
from 1970 to 1980 inclusive.
to 1970 inclusive.
3V8S.
1971
Co., at
follows:
as
Sale—The
The
&
J. K. Mullen Investment
price of
as
net
as
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on June 27 for the purchase
posed of Shearson, Hammill &
Co., Garrett-Bromfield & Co., and
from
If
:ir!
390,000
sealed
Navajo County School District
(P. O. Holbrooh), Ariz.
of America
A., of San Francisco, at
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
inclusive.
of Phoenix.
offered
'#■
June
on
be
his
$4,800,000 school, election 1960,
series
A
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
Sale—The
Bond
were
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
105,000
bonds.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
til
i<W
1970
$110,000
2251
p.
price of 100.01, a
costjof about 3.80%,
June
$100,000
school
191,
a
able
$!•;
m
on
1, 1960. Due
1961
P:$
i'I'I
C.
Rothengatter, Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 10
\k,)
pi.
i
May 31—v.
N. T. & S.
Globe), Ariz.
Offering—Louise
Bond
at
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on July 12 for the purchase
,
awarded to The Bank
District (P. O.
UE'lh
:•
K"
'•
'
obligation school bonds offered
on
jGila County, Halden High School
Mrtfv
/If :
June
on
will
office
Clerk,
bids
College
District, Santa Barbara County,
T.
Los
.
offered
Gordon
—
of
on
July 5 for the
$285,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Auburn Union School District, ;■
'
'"W» iu
'placer County, Calif.
'
J Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Bond Sale—The $605,000 gener¬
sold to Grande & Co.
m
T.
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sptcliffe,
of San Francisco.
Bond Sale—The $590,000 school
bonds
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug.
from
1961
to
1990
inclusive.
1
Hayes, of Birmingham.
building
N.
County
sealed
Santa Maria Joint Junior
County, California
Offering
Nesvig,
ceive
Johnstonville School District,
Lassen County, Calif.
No. 5, series E bonds.
Juneau-Douglas Independent
School District (P. O.
America
of
A., of San Francisco.
$53,000 school,
series A bonds offered on May 31
—v.
191, p. 2251—were awarded
No. 2, series F bonds.
O'Neal &
Bank
awarded
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
Bond
4%s.
zone
Juneau), Alaska
.'f
A
zone
f
.
series
600,000
to
!
:
9,
400,000
sold
was
1
?
No.
zone
bonds.
Hugo Marx &
bonds
2354—were
p.
pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Montebello Unified School Dist.,
Los Angeles
Eureka Union School District,
Placer County, Calif.
to
Co., as 5VzS. Dated June 1, 1960.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
£fe|
!■
fice.
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Hauser, Secretary of the Board of
building bonds offered on June 6 Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on June
—v.
191, p. 2464—were awarded
a.m.
first mortgage water revenue 1960
•
The
Bond
(Calif. DST) on July 5 for
the purchase of $2,250,000
bonds,
Parrish, Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Principal and interest (J-D)
and interest
to J. B. Hanauer & Co.
10
Co., Inc.
7fe'.
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
1961 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
bids at his office in Oakland, until
Hutzler, Berney Perry & Co., Inc.,
Hugo Marx & Co., Sellers, Doe &
Bonham, and Howard C. Traywick
M
v
,*) M
Co.,
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Bond Offering — Jack G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
follows: Salomon Bros. &
as
191,
& S.
CALIFORNIA
Other members of the syndicate
&
Bond Sale—The $75,000 school
building bonds offered on June 8
to
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation District
Hutton
Del Rey Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
nancial consultants to the District.
1969 and 1970.
F.
Taylor & Co., as 4s, at a price of
100.467, a basis of about 3.95%.
3.60s. Due on June 1,
as
E.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Pine
300,000 as 3.70s. Due on June 1,
/• rvf*;
Angeles,
—v.
kilowatts.
Wainwright & Ramsey Inc., 70
Street, New York are fi¬
June 1
on
1967 and 1968.
rf'ti!
W..
:
■
1963 inclusive.
to
3^s. Due
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
tLH'
it'll1
.»1»'
1961
as
pletion of the plant is expected in
June, 1961.
When the new plant is in serv¬
ice, total steam-electric generating
capacity
of
the
project
will
amount
to
517,000
kilowatts.
Hydro
generation
provides
an
additional 45,000
47/8s. Due on June 1
as
from
M'w '
,
syndi¬
Co., at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.74%, as follows:
450,000
.li
191,
7—v.
June
on
p. 2251—were awarded to a
cate headed by Shields &
$450,000
I 'r-:H
ST-14
series
improvement,
L'
r
'
$1,500,000 pub¬
Bond Sale—The
i
generating
other related facilities. Com¬
and
■
1
steam-electric
a
plant of 168,000 kilowatt capacity
Dotham, Ala.
Ap?'
.,B
.
ing
ALABAMA
». t(,
rp,
Bond
bonds
p.
Sale
The
—
offered
on
$1,550,000
June
7—v.
2251—were awarded to
of The Harris Trust &
composed
Savings
191,
a group
of Chicago, EstaCo., Putnam & Co., and
Chas. W. Scranton & Co., as 3.35s,
at a price of 100.3199, a basis of
brook
Bank,
&
about 3.33%.
Connecticut (State of)
Sale
The $28,880,000
Bond
various
June
—
purpose
16
awarded
—
to
bonds offered on
191,
v.
p.
2567
—
were
syndicate
headed by the First National City
Bank
of
a
New
merged
York, and Lehman
Brothers,
Number 5961
191
Volume
3.10s, at a price of
basis of about 3.05%.
as
100.4268,
a
Other members of the First Na¬
Bank
City
tional
group
were
as
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
sealed
on
bids
June
until
$1,000,000
Savings Bank,
Chicago,
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., Wertheim & Co.,
Blair & Co., Inc., Hornblower &
series
and
Trust
C. F. Childs & Co., Dick & Merle-
Smith, Baxter & Co. ;
Branch Banking & Trust
Co.,
.
Winthrop
Wilson,. Robert
of
1962
&
National Bank of
Co., J. Barth & Co., Reinholdt
McJunkin, Patton &
Gardner,
Co., Anderson & Strudwick, Frantz
group
were
follows:
as
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Drexel &
Co.,
and
Philadelphia National
Bank, of Philadelphia (Associate
Managers), Chemical Bank New
York Trust Co., New York, Con¬
tinental Illinois
inclusive.
1962 to
Thalmann
Dated
•
July
and
First
1,
National
Legality
Bank,
of
approved
interim
at the
same
3.35s, at
awarded
Securities
to
'
St.
as
\
National Bank
shon, Director .of Finance, will re¬
sealed bids until July 7 for
the purchase of $5,000,000 cigarette
tax revenue certificates.
tory
bonds
revenue
June 6
191,
v.
—
offered
2354
p.
on
to
the
at
price of
a
Bissell; &
3s.
as
&
Co.,
Bond
Inc.,
&
Co., J. B. Hanauer
Bartow
Leeds
&
will
Offering
-
•.
Homer
—
receive
sealed
bids
until
Community High
(P. O.
Midlothian), III.
$1,000,000 school building bonds offered
June 14
Beach, Fla.
Sale—The $30,000
Bond
bonds
revenue
to
191,
of
offered
State
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
June
on
A.Speziale,
will
receive
until
11
for
the
22
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
of
$51,500,000
rental housing notes,
series 24. Dated July 15, 1960.
Due on July 14, 1961. Legality
approved by Robinson, Robinson
&
Cole, of Hartford.
Nicolaus
&
97.06,
Co.,
2
ceive
sealed
bids
Due
June
28
$1,379,000
for
the
July 1, 1960. Due
1961
to
1980
approved
purchase
of
Dated
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1969.
5s,
of
at
'
lows:
until
495,000
23
$1,100,000 road
Dated
Dec.
1
Callable
1,
1963
at
the
Chemical
1984
Dec.
Bank
1,
7
for
191,
—v.
p.
2251
on
—were
awarded to
a syndicate headed by
Hornblower & Weeks, as 3.30s, at
a price of
par.
Other
cate
members
were
prich
as
of
the
syndi¬
follows: R. W. Press-
&
Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., First of Michigan Corp.,
J. C. Bradford &
Co., and Cooley
&
Co.
as
Goin,
County
bonds.
Due
March 1 from 1962 to 1985
on
inclusive.
Putnam
price
of
&
June 6
on
Co.,
100.27,
a
as
was
3.70s,
at
Chase
Note
Offering
—
Chester
A.
R.
Pfeif-
the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
8
of
(CDST)
p.m.
building
Due
1972
inclusive.
terest
Dec.
on
June 22
on
$230,000 school
Dated June
1,
bonds.
1960.
4.37%,
5s. Due
as
1961
com¬
as
follows:
Dec. 1 from
on
4V2S.
as
as
inclusive.
1965
to
390,000
4V4S.
Due on Dec.
from 1966 to 1972 inclusive.
Due
Dec.
on
1
1
1960.
1,
1990
of
revenue
Due
inclusive.
In¬
Sale
The
—
$1,000,000
series 1960
improvement,
offered
June
on
7—v.
awarded
191,
to
The
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of
New York, and the National State
Bank
at
a
of Newark,
jointly, as 3s,
price of 100.465, a basis of
about 2.91%.
Springs Valley School Bldg. Corp.
(P. O. French Lick), Indiana
Bond Offering—Harriett
Brown,
Secretary of the School Building
Corporation, will receive sealed
bids
until
for
1
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
the
June
on
$800,000
first mortgage revenue bonds. Due
will
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
21
for the purchase of $300,000
Clerk,
July
to
2252—were
p.
23
Bond Offering—Everett Penrod,
City
at
from
1
1962 to
Principal and in¬
any bank
trust
company
designated
University of Chicago, Chicago, III.
Bond
Offering — Howard H.
Moore, Sdcffetarybf the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
10 a.m. t(CDST) on July 1
the
purchase
of
$1;300,000
dormitory
1958 revenue
bonds.
until
for
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Easton, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$114,000
bonds was sold to Hugh V. Duggan, as 5s, as follows:
$39,000 waterworks bonds.
31,
1959. Due
on
Dated
Jan.
1
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
75,000
waterworks
revenue
bonds. Dated Jan.
on
Jan.
1
from
on
June
8—v.
2251—were awarded to The
p.
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Pen¬
3.40s.
as
(P. O. Clear-
water), Florida
Jan.
on
1
clusive.
to
from
1963
Callable
to
1990
of
as
in¬
Jan.
1992
Certificate
Sale—The
$2,500,000
water certificates offered
191,
p.
on
June
2354—were awarded
syndicate headed by Phelps,
Co., and A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Fenn &
a
price of 98.27,
a
net in¬
County Comunity High
No. 307
trust
1
from
Principal
payable
by
Blyth
$200,000
the
from
1963 to
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Dean Witter &
were
Co.; City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City; Shearson,
&
Co.; Quail & Co.;
Becker & Cownie, Inc., and Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.
Hammill
tory
on
Oct.
on
1
1967 inclusive.
1
4.20s.
Due
follows:
as
price of
a
syndicate
Ingen
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Dean Witter & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., F. E. Moseley
& Co., The Illinois Co., First of
Michigan Corp., Bacon, Whipple
&
Co., Braun, Bosworfh & Co.,
Inc., Julien Collins & Co., Farwell, Chapman & Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard, F. S. Yantis &
Co., The
Milwaukee
Company,
and Hurd, Clegg & Co.
at
1962
to
and
191, p.
—v.
net
as
2465—were
obligation
June
sewer
7—v.
191,
as
3.70s,
at
at
a
Securi¬
price of
as
from
3%s.
Bond
eral
on
Dec.
p.
or
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
1
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
as
3V2S.
Due
on
Dec.
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
1976
bank
—
The
Bros.
&
100.08,
as
from
150,000
from
a
interest
191,
Salo¬
price
cost
of
Due
June
on
1
1967 inclusive.
3.30s.
Due
1968 to 1971
as
to
follows:
from 1962 to
200,000
6—v,
Hutzler, at
4V2S.
as
gen¬
renewal
awarded
about 3.52%, as
$180,000
June
net
a
$800,000
urban
on
2253—were
mon
of
Sale
offered
Due
3.40s.
June 1
on
inclusive.
June
on
1
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
as
3.60s.
Due
June
on
1
1980 inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
June
1—v.
awarded to
$92,000 airport
bonds
offered on
191,
2355—were
p.
Stern
Brothers
& Co.
Wichita School District No. 1, Kan.
will
Offering
of the
receive
—
Board
sealed
L.
of
E.
Wilbur,
Education,
bids
until
9
(CST) on Aug. 3 for the pur¬
chase of $2,500,000 general obli¬
gation
school
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
a.m.
60,000
interest
any
White-Phillips Co.,
price of 100.01, a
a
obligation
bonds
Clerk
Due
on
were
—
basis of about 3.69%.
Bond
follows:
$40,000
2355
p.
Hays, Kan.
school
June 6
100.107, a
interest cost of about 3.53%,
Co.,
$55,000 general
bonds offered
from 1975 to
awarded
Channer Newman
The
3s,
Ogden, Iowa
270,000
Will & Kendall Counties Commu¬
building bonds offered on
as
KANSAS
J. Van
Sale—The $100,000
Housing
Agency,
par.
Bond Sale—The
1998 inclusive.
B.
offered
2252—were
Atchison, Kan.
&
Bond
p.
Federal
Oct. 1
on
Other members of the
were
bonds
191,
the
to
awarded to the
as 4.10s.
Due on Oct.
from 1982 to 1993 inclusive.
1994 to
6—v.
awarded
$250,000 dormi¬
1958
revenue
June
a
1,660,000
from
Co., of Chi¬
price of 100.28,
a
basis of about 3.22%.
a
at
and
1
as
Trust
3V4S, at
and Home Finance
Inc.,
on
City, Iowa
as 4s.
Due on Oct.
from 1968 to 1981 inclusive.
1,900,000
Northern
cago, as
gen¬
offered
191, p. 2355—were
syndicate headed by
a
syndicate head¬
1,240,000
•
bonds
Co.,
a
&
3V2S. Due
as
13—v.
awarded to
price of
98.51, a net interest cost of about
4.18%, as follows:
INDIANA
1
from
Evansville-Vanderburgh Airport
Authority District (P. O.
company
of St. Louis.
awarded to
were
Sale—The $2,000,000
obligation
Bond Sale—The
hous¬
revenue, series A bonds of¬
fered on June 14—v. 191, p. 2465—
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
(J-D)
Bond
eral
June
Northwestern College, Orange
ing
ties
Bond Offering—John
Mathews,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (CDST) on June 21 for
the
purchase of $850,000 school
inclusive.
In¬
by
IOWA
University of Illinois, Board of
Trustees, Urbana, III.
to
(P. O.
Bradley), Illinois
Dec.
inclusive!
1998
Legality approved by
Interest
nity Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 202
(P. O. Plainfield), III.
School Dist.
on
1967.
proved
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
inclusive.
Due
J-D.
1, 1960. Due
1963
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Kankakee
to
1961
terest
by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
the
Housing Authority, Fla.
Pinellas County
a
designated
by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(J-D) payable at
Sale—The $30,000 promis¬
Langlais, City Clerk, will receive Inc., at
payable
notes offered
sory
to
Waterhury, Conn.Bond
(M-S)
Pensacola
14—v.
'
$78,000
Manhattan
Bank, in New
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
a
3.71%.
Offering—John
Secretary
March
York
sold
basis of about
fer,
Dated March 1, 1960. Callable as
March 1,
1970. Principal and
interest
Bond Sale—An issue of $425,000
bonds offered
to
of
sacola,
Watertown), Conn.
No. 7
Bond
Dec.
on
from 1963 to 1985 inclusive.
First
Oakville Fire District (P. O.
"
group
White, Weld & Co., at
for the purchase of
follows:
$1,500,000 courthouse
191,
/
County School District
(P. O. Wood Dale), III.
until
a.m. (EST) on June
purchase of $2,200,000
the
bonds,
1
offered
a
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000
Du Page
bids until 9:30
28
700,000 jail bonds. Due
bonds
cost of about
Dec. 1
on
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
New
Vernon
Chairman of the Board of
Sale—The $2,500,000 gen¬
obligation
June
to
posed of John Nuveen & Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co., G. H. Walker
ed
or
—
Due
pay¬
County (P. O. Ocala), Fla.
Offering
4.20s.
as
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
1959.
to
of
as
1
Dated June 1, 160. Interest J-D.
revenue
Dec.
from
Dec.
on
a.m.
pur¬
Due
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Norwich, Conn.
eral
bonds
awarded
purchase
South Bend, Ind.
Bond
offered
—were
the
terest J-J.
obligation school building bonds
on May 31—v. 191, p. 2252
al
for
Dated
street
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
from
the
for
Dec. 1
on
1966 inclusive.
4V4S.
as
330,000
Due
1962 to
from
11
41/2S.
as
from
,
"
Bond
29
1S63
Bond Sale—The $838,000 gener¬
from
$175,000
a
York Trust Co., in New York
City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Legality
'
from
St. Clair County School District
No. 187 (P. O. St. Louis), III.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June 1
about
Principal and interest
able
by Day, Berry & How¬
ard, of Hartford.
on
Bond
bonds.
sewer
of
inclusive.
East Haven, Conn.
on
June
on
&
awarded
as
basis
a
sewer
Certificate
Marion
Bond Offering—Wilfrid J. Raf¬
ter, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
syndicate
a
Shearson,
on
June
on
2354—were
p..
Goodbody
certificates.
Note Offering—John
sold to
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Madeira
chase
*
was
Hammill & Co., Stifel,
Co., Inc., White-Phil¬
lips Co., Inc., and Ballman & Main
at a price of 100.005, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.24%, as fol¬
& Co.
.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
(EST)
..
bonds.
able at any bank or trust company
School District No. 228
June 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
Co., Janney, Dulles &
Battles, Inc., and Chester Harris
.
•
on
Wheat
"v
!
Cook County
11
Offering — H. C.
Slaughter, Chairman of the Board
of County
Commissioners, will re¬
.
June
on
$1,660,000 first mortgage
Des Moines, Iowa
1979 in¬
to
*
L.
Dougherty & Co., Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, Stein Bros. &
Boyce, Barret, Fitch, North
&
Co., D. A. Pincus & Co., J. C.
.
\
.
Bond Offering —
Ralph Diefenbach,
Secretary
of
the
School
Building Corporation, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CDST)
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
1962
(EST) on July 6 for the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 school
building
Blewer, Glynn & Co., Julien Col¬ 5.73%.
& Co., F. W. Craigie & Co.,
Manatee County (P. O.
Shelby
Cullom -Davis
&
Co.,
Bradenton), Fla.
Schaffer, Necker & Co., A. Web¬
.....
,
,
.
Building Corp.
(P. O. Sellersburg), Ind.
waterworks and sewerage revenue
lins
&
Chicago.
Silver Creek School
1,
J-J. Legality ap¬
Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
,
a.m.
Co., price
ster
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Kelly,
clusive.
Jones, Superintendent of Schools,
—v.
..
Freeman
J.
July 7 for the purchase of $37,-
on
*
Meeds
&co.
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
Sycamore, III.
Offering—John
Bond
Housing
Agency,
Florida
(Day, Stoddard
&
Williams Division), Tripp
&
Co., Inc., R. D. White & Co., Rand
and
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Assistant Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
par.
Bradford & Co.
Burr, Inc., First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., New York Hanseatic
Corp., Barr Brothers & Co., Laird,
Principal
2354—
p.
Share
000,000 various general obligation
Federal
and Home Finance
&
&
inclusive.
&
bonds.- Due from
awarded
hill, Noyes &.Co., Dean Witter &
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., J. C.
Co.,
of
interest (J-J) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
Chicago, III.
Charlotte County Special Tax Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Punta
Gorda),
&
1973
to
370,000
ILLINOIS
were
—
the
building bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963
DELAWARE
FLORIDA
Bosworth
purchase
for
June
$300,000
191,
Indianapolis
Corp., and City
Securities Corp., jointly.
Bond
on
school
ceive
,
Co., Chicago, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Hemp¬
Coffin
Petersburg, Fla.
Wesley College, Inc., Dover, Del.
Bond Sale—The
$665,000 dormi¬
Trust
Braun,
22
(CDST)
Co., and Harry J. Wilson & Co.,
at a price of 100.004, a net interest
Certificate Offering—J. T. Mer-
basis
a
p.m.
&
The
Corp.,
price of 100.098,
a
of about 3.33%.
bids until 1
awarded to
were
4.46%.
Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
on June 13—v.
191,
bonds offered
2567—were
wart, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
June 8—v.
on
55
awarded to The
were
offered
Co., White, Weld & Co., F. S.
Moseley & Co., Tripp & Co., and
H. V. Sattley & Co., as 4.30s', at a
price of 97.059, a basis of about
Windham, Conn.
p,
time
fered
McHenry Counties Com*
rnunity Consolidated School Dist.
No. 86, (P. O. Wauconda), III.
Bond Offering — Harold J. Al-
syndicate composed of Smith,
Barney & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Boston.
•••
American
$800,000
certificates
Lake and
a
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Sale —The
water
by
Thorndike, Palmer
Boston.
&
Additional
1960. Principal
payable at the
interest
Oct. 1
1997 inclusive.
ton &
f
.
Oct. 1,
on
Co., Dean Witter &
Co., Hallgarten & Co., E. F. HutCo., Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co., Fahnestock & Co., Thomas &
Co., Juran & Moody, Inc., Pohl &
Co., and Hendrix & Mayes.
inclusive.
1979 inclusive.
on
Due
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Ladenburg,
of the Lehman
members
Brothers
on
fol¬
as
1994.
4V4S.
as
from 1995 to
development
July 1 from
course
and
1,463,000
July 1 from 1970 to 1979 incl.
500,000
Silas
Bronson, library
bonds. Due on July 1 from
Hutchinson & Co., Thomas & Co.,
and Kalman & Co., Inc.
Other
on
4.20s. Due
as
1993
1979
1979
$1,037,000
sixth
July 1
&
Commerce, in Seattle, First South¬
west
to
Due
to
obligation
Due
4.27%,
lows:
of
400,000 school house cohstruction
and renovation bonds. Due on
Co.,
Johnston,
Lemon
& .Co.,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Model,
Roland & Stone,
golf
bonds.
Weeden
&
Co.,
& Cross, Adams, M,cEntee
&- Co.,
Inc.,
Industrial
National
Bank,
of
Providence,
1962
600,000
curities Corp., Seattle-First Na¬
tional Bank, of Seattle, B. J. Van
Co.,
purchase
works,
bonds.
terest cost of about
(EDST)
p.m.
public
from
Weeks, Hallgarten & Co.
Ira Haupt & Co., American Se¬
Ingen
&
Roosevelt
the
$2,500,000
general
bonds, as follows:
follows: Halsey Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Harris
8
for
22
(2687)
•
<
Bond
eral
Evansville), Ind.
to
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
payable
at the State Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Weigand,
$375,000 gen¬ Curfman,
Brainerd,
Harris
&
airport bonds of¬ Kaufman, of Wichita.
Sale —The
obligation
1961
cipal and interest (M-N)
;#4
1
'<
i.
A- A.
f
\
/
•
fa
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2688)
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
'f-i
y.
Mt.
KENTUCKY
1
T
i
*<; v
■
f
''
County (P. O. Columbia),
Adair
^
M«
Kentucky
Offering:—H.
Bond
v,'
building
Taylor,
B.
|
County Clerk, will receive sealed
r
•
bids
28
9
until
(CST)
purchase of
June
$55,000
a.m.
the
for
1961
$86,000
Joseph
83,000
\vrij
to
J-D.
•t'i
1, 1960.
1961
Legality approved by Chap¬
<17
U*
Due on June 1 from
Interest
inclusive.
1980
&
man
Cutler, of Chicago.
Edmonson
ijf
-if
ing, County Court Clerk, will re¬
li
'
Bond
(CST)
■
'ipf*
-h*'
•
•.
r
of
*
i i fs
'i
•',t
■fi
if
•
V ■»
7!;»)(.
'!'I'') i
'
:
the Chase
and
w
Manhat¬
York, at
a
price
100.3805.
June 9—v. 191, p. 2032—
on
awarded
were
headed
to
Smith, at
price of
a
HMV
fit
'I;
I, In
par,
&
Co.;
Wood,
Struthers & Co.; California Bank
,of
Los
Angeles; Bache & Co.;
Clark,
Dodge .&
Co.;
William
m:
'|!r;
Blair &
-
3%s. Due
as
from 1961 to
901,000
from 1967 to
■W'
js»X..
?
Co.; Hallgarten & Co.
and
at
ties
l'1
Co.,
&
Co.; Wm.
E.
Pollock
&
Inc.; City National Bank &
Co., of Chicago; Mercantile-
Trust
!•>
&!)
Safe Deposit
& Trust Co., of Bal¬
timore; First National Bank, and
Republic National Bank, both of
Hi
|i'
i*
and
Barrow,
of
Kohlmeyer
Abroms
&
Co.,
Alexandria
of
.
(F-A)
School
Board
|
I. «'•
f^v
-
'
"it#'
k
Iff
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Mid-South
2465—were
p.
Hutton &
7—v.
June
on
awarded
to
I
for
school
the
—
Dudley E.
will
Treasurer,
Hammond
a.m.
if,
Co.;
Wright & Co., Inc.;
Co.; Graham-Conway
Clark,
Landstreet
patrick,- Inc.;
*•
>r
&
Kirk-
M. B.
Vick & Co.;
Securities
Corpora¬
Cumberland
's
'
.
,
1961
St., Ban¬
(EDST)
purchase
construction
to
1985
interest
and
on
of
$340,000
City
sealed
bids
on
£' If'
f {V
June
$53,000
23
Clerk,
until
for
will
11
the
improvement
Clark
receive
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
assessment
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
June 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
#/
IP
-
*
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Central Bank, in Lexington.
Legality
approved
by
Grafton &
Fleischer, of Louisville.
m
Vi
\fS
and
p.
10.689,
a
basis
Chicopee, Mass.
Offering — Edward
of
Treasurer,
will
June 20 for the purchase of $300,000 sewer construction loan bonds.
at
the
the
purchase
will
bonds,
as
Legality
Bank
approved
Thorndike,
Boston.
of
by
Palmer
&
Storey,
Dodge,
of
Boston.
$1,200,000 school 1948 bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1980
street
bonds.
Due
to
Dated
and
improvement
Aug.
on
from
1
Aug.
interest
1, 1960. Principal
payable at the First
obligation bonds offered
on
June
to
a group composed of C. J. Devine & Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
until
$615,000 street bonds. Due
1
from
No.
3
cap¬
1961
to
on
July
1970 inclusive.
150,000 departmental Equipment
bonds.
Due
on
July
1
from
.1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Dated
Principal and
the
of
and
1, 1960. Principal
interest payable at the Mer¬
National
Bank,
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Storey,
Dodge, of
Boston.
750,000 district No. 5 county road
Bond
Lexington, Mass.
Offering—James
9
was
National
Car¬
sold
Sale—The
County Sanitary
Commission (P. O. Glen Burnie),
Maryland
Davault,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
(EDST)
on
July 15 for the purchase of
$1,495,000 various general obliga¬
tion
A.
a.m.
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
July
15,
1960.
July 15 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
Mer¬
on
June
14—v.
191, p. 2568—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Na¬
tional Bank, of Detroit.
a
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Bank of the Com-
-monwealth,
Bank
City
Bank, Detroit
Co., Manufacturers
Bank,
Michigan Bank
& Trust
National
the
Public
a
group
com¬
V
,
Michigan (State of)
; Bond
Sale — The $25,000,000
trunk line highway, series III rev¬
'
offered
bonds
enue
on
June
14^-
191, p. 2033—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Co./ Inc., ' Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
a
Inc., and/the First of Michigan
Corp., at a price of par, a net in¬
terest
cost/of about 3.94%, as folt
7
V";:■ !' ■
$4,740,000 as 5s. Due on July 1
> v
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive, j
as
from
4s. Due
as
July 1, 1968.
on July 1
on
3V2S. Due
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
7,300,000 as 33/4s. Due on July 1
i from 1972 to 1978 inclusive. (
v
9,605,000
as
4s.
Due
on
July, 1
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
'
J
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows; Braun, Bosworth
&
Co., Inc., Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., Equitable. Secu¬
rities Corporation, Glore, Forgan &
Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Lazard Freres &
Co., John Nuveen & Co., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Salomon
&
Securities
& Co.
A.
.
Co.,
&
Bros.
Stone
&
Hutzler,
Webster
Corp., B. J. Van Ingen
,
.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc., Bache
& Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Alex.
Brown & Sons,' Clark, Dodge. &
Co,, Francis I. duPont & Co.; Estabrook
$10,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered
to
Bank, all of De¬
troit.
Dowagica, Mich.
& Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co.;* Ira Haupt & Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, -W. E.
Hutton & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Reynolds & Co.,.Dean Witter &
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Rob¬
ert W. Baird & Co., Inc., Baxter &
Co.* John W. Clarke & Co., Dick
& Merle-Smith, R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc., Dominick & Dominick,
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Geo.
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.
!
Goodbody & Co., Harkness &
Hill Inc., Kencwer, MacArihur &
.
at any bank or trust
company des¬
Co., The Milwaukee Company, R.
H. Moulton & Co., The Ohio ComJ
pany, H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.V.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Stran-r
ahan, Harris & Co., Spencer Trask
& Co., Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day,
Watling,
Lerchen
&
Co.,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc. Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc., Folger,
ignated
Nolan,
Bond
City
bids
Offering—Harry Kennedy,
Clerk,
until
for
8
the
will
p.m.
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
on
sealed
June
$330,000
disposal
plant
bonds.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
Dated July
cipal and interest
11
The
Detroit, Mich.
Note
from
until
to
to
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
Shields
Bank, of Boston.
roll, Town Treasurer, will receive
bids
awarded
posed of McDonald-Moore &.Co.V
Kenower, MacArthur , & Co., and
Co.,
MICHIGAN
sewage
J.
ap¬
$1,000,anticipation notes offered
tax
June
on
sealed
bonds.
Legality
Springfield, Mass.
27
county
pay¬
National
Note Sale —An issue of
of Boston.
by
interest
Merchants
Boston.
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer &
Dodge, of Boston.
and
July
;
.
refunding and building bonds of¬
fered on May 23—v. 191, p. 2144—
p.m.
at
Bank,
E.
pur¬
School District,
Michigan
\
;
Bond Sale—The $270,000 school
,
,
(EDST) on
June 21 for the purchase of
$650,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
June 23, 1960. Due on Nov.
15,
chants
re¬
fol¬
7:30
suc¬
'
.
Merrill Community
790,000
about
a.m.
bidder.
2.565,000
000
Bond
designated, by the
company
cessful
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and
Shearson, Hammill & Co., as 3V4s,
at a price of 100.389, a basis of
Holyoke, Mass.
Offering —-Joseph
Sept. 1, 1961. Principal and in¬
payable at any bank or trust
terest
approved
ler,
3.20%.
on
National Bank of Boston. Legality
Northampton, Mass.
•
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. -(EST) on June 27 for the
purchase of $250,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated July 1,1960. Due
lowsv
1970 inclusive.
1960.
road bonds.
Offering—E.
$1,400,000
Bolle,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
v.
able
Danvers, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 general
Legality
1,000,000 public building and
ital improvement bonds.
Bond
of
follows:
as
bids
National
chants
Anne Arundel
First National
Boston, Municipal De¬
partment, 45 Milk Street, Boston
6, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on July 7
Road,
St. Clair Shores), Mich.
were-
Note Offering—George D.
Adler,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Street, Boston, until 11
(EDST) on June 21 for the
$9,750,000 various
district
of
of
Bank
re¬
Boston, Municipal
Department, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
ceive sealed bids until July 12 for
f
1,000,000
Dodge,
'v.-:-'
Detroit,
\v;/'
•
Note Offering—Donald R.
Storey,
Offering—Archie R. Whit¬
1961
chase of $765,000 bonds as follows:
Manager,
obligation
&
'....
bids
sealed
J.
of
Water
County (P. O.
Annapolis), Md.
Bond Offering—John J. Salova-
the purchase of
Palmer
•
200,000
Co., in Bangor. Legality Shawmut Bank of Boston, Munic¬
by Ropes, Gray, Best, ipal Department, Room 421, 40
Business
by
of
.♦
23100 Thirteen Mile
of Boston.
Bank,
City Treasurer, will receive
man,
ceive sealed bids c/o the First Na¬
Bank
-
inclusive.
1980
1960.
inclusive.
Ziemba, .City
tional
15,
approved
•
Bond
about 3.41%.
Bond
to
project
July 15
on
Salomon
2465—were
syndicate composed
of
school
Due
National
Boston.
Principal Lucey, City Treasurer, will receive
payable at the Mer¬ sealed
bids
c/or The
National
Anne Arundel
general
price
July
Principal
payable at the Mer¬
interest
bonds,
a
on
Newton, Massachusetts
191,
a
1961
July
inclusive.
$7,000,000 school bonds.
Offering—Florence
Todd,
to
Smith, Barney & Co., John Nu& Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Dated
bonds.
lows:
Bond
II
June
MARYLAND
&
Lexington, Kentucky
III
approved
ara,
Co.
from
Dated
for
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
tion; Continental Bank and Trust
Co., of Salt Lake City; Robert L.
Whittaker & Co.; Weil, " Roth &
Irving Co.," and J. A. Overton
n*:
re¬
c/o The Merrill
bids
2
until 11
gor,
22
Town
L.
&
to
bonds.
$5,000,- Thorndike,
14—v. 191, p. 2465—were awarded
Searsport, Me.
Bond Offering
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Arthur
n>,
E.
Co., jointly, as 4s, at a price of
100.444, a basis of about 3.96%.*
rill Trust
Tilney
m-
191,
W.
ings Bank, of Seattle.
Jii
15—v.
Co., and Loker, Sparrow
Securities Co.; Stem, Lauer & Co.;
Ernst & Co.; Seattle Trust & Sav¬
m
Mm
sold
was
Newbury
loan
Fenner & Smith Inc., Bache &
Co.,
and G. H. Walker & Co., as
3V2S,
&
Co.,
Kalman
-
14
follows.
as
Legality
of
on
First
Berwick, Me.
offered
sealed
Co.,
Co.;
bonds,
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase of $220,-
Bank
*.
Lake Shore School District (P.O.
receive
will
cipal and interest payable at the
Sale—The $105,000 school
Bond
bonds
Trust
Corp.; Milburn, Cochran &
Inc.; Farwell, Chapman &
if:'
issue
until 11
100,000
as
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
MAINE
ceive
Sattley & Co., Inc.; Pohl
& Co., Inc.; New York Hanseatic
Corp.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.;
Indianapolis
Bond
and
Share
office.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Foley,
H. V.
Deposit & Trust Co.,
2,80s, at a price of
basis of about 2.78%.
The National
2.40s.
Offering—Doris L. Young,
Treasurer,
15 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
June 2—v.
on
Sale—The $2,400,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
awarded
,
Parish
Treasurer's
Sale^—The' $2,000,000. tax
anticipation notes offered on June
13—v. 191, p. 2568—were awarded
Note
as
$120,000 school bonds. Due
loan
Bond
at
the
&
(P. O. 389 St. Claire Ave ),
>
1
Michigan 7
7
tional Bank of Boston, 28 State St.,
Braintree, Mass.
Legality approved by Chapman &
& Waeckerle.
■'p
at
payable
Legality ap¬
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
'/<
Grosse Pointe School District
sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na¬
000
improvement
Sale—An
June
on
of
v
Rapides Parish, Glenmore School
Dist. Nb. 27 (P. O: Alexandria),'
First National
Bank
&
Co.,
of
Oklahoma
City;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Lucas, Eisen
*ta
Bond
June 22 for the
temporary loan notes offered
Co.,
r.
a
Town
Bros. & Hutzler.
& Trust
'
the successful bidder.
proved by
on
Newbury, Mass.
-
v
offered
2465 — were
Lee
Higginson
3.20s, at a price of
basis of about 3.13%.
as
veen
Trust
mi*
a
Note
apjJ KClaude
4
& Co.
or
p.
the
Boston 6,
$100,000 street
in¬
and
'
to
Safe
Boston,
000
Schweickhardt & Co., Dane & Co.,
Derbes
191,
v.
—
3s,
Boston, Mass.
Co.,
Smith,
Co., Rapides Bank
bonds
Principal
(J-J) payable at any bank
trust company designated by
'A
June 8
chants
&
Baudean
&
&
Co.,
Dorsey
Co.,
Nusloch,
obligation
July 1 from 1961 to
terest
dock
al
on
inclusive.
1989
Marblehead, Mass.
2355—were awarded to The
p.
100.02,
Co., Ducournau & Kees,
Co., Howard, Weil, Labou-
&
ton
Sale—The
Boston
Leary
Co., Hattier & Sanford, Newman,
Brown
&
Co., Scharff & Jones,
Inc., Arnold & Crane, Ladd Din&
1960. Due
Bond Sale—The $400,000 gener¬
7
as
par.
bonds offered
191,
&
kins
Bank, in
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
100.387,
Finance'Agency,
sidewalk
1960
follows: Equitable Securi¬
Dallas;
^
Stockbridge,
Beverly, Mass.
1980 inclusive.
Corporation,
Shamut
awarded
price of
Bond
April 15
on
Other members of the syndicate
as
Home
a
1975 inclusive.
from 1976 to
Stroud &
Baxter
&
April 15
on
4V4s. Due
as
April 15
on
1966 inclusive.
4I2S. Due
as
655,000
Co., Inc.; City National
Bank & Trust Co., and Commerce
Trust Co., both of Kansas City;
.
Miles
June 13—v. 191, p. 2355—were
awarded to the Federal Housing
Louisiana
Stone
by
on
follows:
$444,000
was
as
to
; Other members of the syndicate
Bond Offering — J. S. Slocum,
as follows:
Glore, Forgan & Secretary of the Parish School
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Phelps, Board, will receive sealed bids
Fenn & Co.; Equitable Securities
until 1:45 p.m.
(CST) on July 6
Corporation; Seattle-First National for the purchase of $110,000 school
Bank, of Seattle; Carl M. Loeb, bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1960. Due
Rhoades
&
Co.;
Marine
Trust on Aug. 15 from 1961 to 1972 in¬
Company of Western New York; clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Hayden,
the
Peoples
Legality ap¬
at
Denton.
College, Paxton, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 women
dormitory revenue bonds offered
net interest cost of about 4.32%,
as
Co.,
National
Anna Maria
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner &
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on July 12 for the
purchase of $2,800,000 s c h o o 1
building bonds. Dated March 1,
interest
MASSACHUSETTS
syndicate
a
were
Iff
and
of Baltimore.
June
Chicago,
Due
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered
sold to C. J.
June 9
on
Devine &
Corp.,
$2,000,000
ment
of
fI
The
—
eral
Harris Trust &
Northern
Trust
tan Bank, of New
•
4
Sale
Glas &
Co., and Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., all of
/!"!
i
Bond
proved
Steiner, Rouse & Co., Weil Invest¬
Savings
'1 tor
m'
in¬
and
—
Bank;
Bank;
Principal
of
National
•
July 15, 1960.
Charles Folio,
—
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
July 15 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
isse, Friedrichs & Co., E. F. Hut-
Sale
Dated
clusive.
The $30,000,000
highway, bridges and tunnel im¬
provement bonds offered on June
14—v. 191, p. 2252—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the First
kvi
.
Principal
Kentucky (State of)
Bond
i:v
;
bonds.
payable
were
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hay:. & Fahey, of Louisville.
?
itytf
.
1
(J-J)
to
monson
v'j}.
.
i
Dec
on
Bank,
building
June
1,
payable at the Bank of Ed¬
County, in Brownsville.
terest
It'
4
Due
1980 inclusive.
noon
Offering
Bond
ment and sidewalk loan bonds of¬
the
(EDST) on July 6
for the purchase of
$875,000 gen¬
eral
obligation public school
Street, Lake Charles), La.
a.m.
pur¬
June 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
1980
10
the
for
Dated
bonds.
1960. Due
.
A
until
30
$100,000 school
revenue
:'f
.,"1
.
(
June
on
chase
:' '</•*
,
bids
sealed
ceive
/trf
.
1
(P. O. Escanaba), Mich.
•<
'
general obligation macadam pave¬
2.80s, at a price
of 100.009, a basis of about 2.78%.
Dated
July 1, 1960.
Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
No. 30 (P. O. 1724 Kirkman
a
County (P. O.
*■
Brownsville), Ky.
Offering—Walter Brown¬
"
Dec.
on
LOUISIANA
t;
June
Due
fered
Calcasieu Parish School District
bids until 2 p.m.
'>;?!
v
1
1977 inclusive.
from 1978 to
(EST) on June 27
for the purchase of $212,000 school
building
revenue
bonds.
Dated
1960.
bids until
1
Dec.
on
Due
4y4s.
as
Dec.
on
Due
4s.
as
100,000
R.
Offering—Cora M. Noble,
Bond
15,
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
Caroline County (P. O.
Denton), Md.
Bond Offering — Emmett Hignutt,
President
of
the
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
1969 inclusive.
from 1970 to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
•'!
i
Due
3%s.
as
211,000
Kentucky
-M
July
Escanaba Area School District
Maiden, Mass.
SSS
clusive.
1965 inclusive.
from 1966 to
(JBreathitt County (P. O. Jackson)t
r
Dated
series
July 15 from 1962 to 1990 in¬
on
on
:n
I IV,
1,
4V2S.
as
from 1961 to
able at the Bank of Columbia. Le¬
gality
approved by
Rubin, of Louisville.
sanitary,
;
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Ji-i«
12 for the purchase of
follows:
as
inclusive.
1975
to
bonds.
on
building revenue
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1960. Due on June
from
July
$4,400,000
May 31—v. 191, p. 2355—were
awarded to J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
school
15
bonds
revenue
school
offered
on
'
!''f
until
Sterling, Ky.
Sale—The $480,000
Bond
'
V
1961
to
1986 inclusive. Prin¬
(M-N) payable
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright, McKeen &
Cudlip, of
Fleming-W. / B. - Hibbs &
Co., Inc., King Quirk & Co., Inc.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Newman,
Detroit.
Brown &
Co., Inc., Ryan, Suther-
Volume
Number 5961
191",
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2689)
57
My
land & Co;, Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
>llo,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Shan¬
ica-
ntil
William
Co.,
&
non
Staats
R.
&
Co., Stern,- Lauer & *Co., Wood
Gundy & Co., Inc.;' Anderson &
the
>ol
Strudwick, Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Friday
& Co., Kalman & . Co.,
Inc., A. M.- Kidder & Co., Inc.,
John C. Legg & Co., Manley Ben-
1,
to
a
in-
ank
by
&
Co., Inc., John
Small & Co., Inc., Stubbs, Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc., Ballman
&
Main,
Berrien
Securities,
Inc.J
Byrd Brothers, Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc., DeHaven &
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, El-
I
"0
w'
Morris,
kins,
.1
Co.,
Wm.
Inc.,
Co., Inc.N
Inc.,
Smith,
awarded to
Co., at
cost of about
$45,000
Hague
&
Co.,
Stein
Bros. & Boyce, Sutro Bros. &
Oxford Area
Newton, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
industrial
net interest
7
follows:
as
Due
Jan.
on
4.20s.
as
Due
1
Co.,
Community School
school
Bond
offered
on
awarded
Co.,
Inc.,
liams
to
J.
Co., jointly,
to
4.10s.
as
as
from
17,000
1962
to
4.30s.
as
from
Due
&
1969
Due
to
25,000
as 4.40s.
from 1973 to
30,000
•
4V2S.
as
from
Due
Memphis.
to
1978
191,
1
June
1
of $21,000
bonds
revenue
sold to Johns-Manville Sale
was
Corp.,
53/4s. Dated April 1,
as
1960. Due
April 1 from 1963 to 1983 in¬
on
%$
V'il
Dana
July 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $155,000 special Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
assessment
water
bonds
offered able at any bank or trust com¬
on
June 6—v. 191, p. 2356—were pany designated by the successful
awarded to E. S. Schneider & Co. bidder. Legality approved by Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Waterford Township School
St. Paul, Minn.
District (P. O. Pontiac),
Portage), Mich.
■/'/
Michigan
j. „
The' $2,500,000
building and site 1960 bonds of¬
Bond
fered
Sale
June 9—v. 191, p.
on
awarded
were
headed
net
a
interest
follows:
$190,000
from
&
about
Co.,
4V2S. Due
to
on
1968
as
a
4.27%,
1969
to
on
1986
June
on
follows: First of Michigan
Corp.,
Commerce Trust Co., of
City, Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Provi¬
dent Bank of Cincinnati, Watling,
Lerchen & Co., M. B. Vick & Co.,
and Fahey, Clark & Co.
Kansas
a
as
Bond
were
a
price
of
at
a
price
of
about
as
11:30
100.182,
B.
Piper,
a
Jaffray
&
Hopwood,
John Nuveen & Co., at a
par;, a
net
4.61%,
as
interest
follows:
cost
$2,000,000
as
June
on
from
1963
to
Due
inclusive.
k
1,000,000
on
as
June
4.60s and 41/2S. Due
1
from
1963
to
1984
St.
*
k
Paul, Barcus, Kindred &
M.
Dain
&
Bona
Oriermg
—
Ken
Evans,
Ackerman), Miss.
!
r,
&
and
interest
bonds offered
on
2569—were awarded to
p.
a
group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and Townsend, Dabney &
as
3.40s, at a price of
Tyson,
a
tional
bonds
offered
2466—were
p.
June
on
9—v.
awarded
to
W.
E.
Ingen
on
Bond Sale—The
„
;
»
$650,000 indus¬
plant bonds offered on June
7—v. 191, p. 2466—were awarded
to
The First National Bank, of
Memphis.
general .obligation
fered
on
June
$910,000
bonds of¬
sewer
9
sold
was
to
a
group composed of
Halsey; Stuart
Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
and Hornblower & Weeks, as 3.20s,
at a price of
100.68, a basis of
&
about 3.11%.
Bond
O,
Pascagoula), Miss.
Sale—The $175,000 airport
Dated June
1
from
1961
to
on
June
inclusive.
1980
bonds offered on
191, p. 2466 — were
awarded to The Merchant Marine
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank, in Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Bank, of Pascagoula.
Boston.
improvement
June
7
v.
—
Meridan, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
New
$825,000
special street improvement bonds
was sold to The First U. S. Corp.
as
4%s, 3y4s and 3y2s. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
1970 inclusive. Interest M-N.
Hampshire (State of)
issue of $3,000,000 temporary renewal notes of¬
Note
fered
on
June
9
was
Shawmut
sold
Bank
to
of
The
Bos-
ton.
to
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
NEW JERSEY
Bond
June
14—v.
&
Co.,
a
to
to
and
on
—
on
were
June 3—v. 191, p. 2144
awarded
to
Scharff
&
Montague Township School District
(P. O. Newton), N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
$34,000
building bonds offered
191,
p.
on
—were
June
14—v.
awarded
to J.
191,
p.
2466
B. Hanauer
First
as
3.60s.
Jersey
Turnpike Authority
the
Turnpike in
vehicles,
4,304,499
an
6.7% compared with
May totaled
increase of
a year ago,
it
is disclosed in the report to bond¬
holders. Toll revenues were up by
6.6%.
the
12
months
ended
May
of 8.2%
and
showed
against the
an
same
1959. Toll revenues were
increase
'
Due
3%s.
as
(
June
on
1
Due
on
June
1,
1965.
June
14—v.
191, p. 2253—were
syndicate headed by
Co., with interest
rates ranging from 3V2% to 4V4%.
Other members of the syndicate
•
awarded to a
were
follows: Boettcher & Co.,
as
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Dittmar
& Co., Inc., Garrett-Bromfield
& Co., Quinn
& Co., and
Woodward & Zuber.
Santa Fe, N. M.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
$830,000 gen¬
sanitary
sewer
obligation
bonds
offered
June
on
8—v.
2253—were awarded to
a
191,
group
composed of The Northern Trust
Co,, of Chicago, Underwood, NeuCo., Inc., and Rotan, Mosle
& Co., at a price of 100.001, a net
haus &
interest
of
cost
about
3.49%,
as
follows:
as 4%s.
Due on July
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
$180,000
1
45,000 as 4s. Due on July 1, 1965.
285,000 as 3V4s.
Due on July 1
from 1966 to
80,000
1Q7^
240,000
1972 inclusive.
3.40s.
as
and
as
Due
on
July
1,
1Q74
3V2S.
Due on July
1
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
The total of all revenues, in¬
cluding tolls, concession revenues,
miscellaneous,
4V2S.
as
John Nuveen &
978, up 8.9%.
from
fol¬
as
Farmington, N. M.
month in
$34,467,-
Co.,
Bond Sale—The $1,690,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
31, 1960, traffic totaled 47,513,618
vehicles
Arizona
1964 and
p.
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Toll Revenues Up 6.6%—Traffic
of
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
June 9
2357—were awarded to
Branchville,
investments
NEW
and
YORK
Albany, N. Y.
$38,442,972
in
Bond Offering — Lawrence J.
and. Ehrhardt, City Comptroller, will
compared with $35,730,688 in the receive sealed bids until 12:30 p.m.
same period a year ago.
(EDST) on June 22 for the pur¬
Budgeted
operating
expenses
chase
of
$2,508,000
bonds,
as
the
12
was
months ended May 31
amounted to
to
$7,120,502 in the year
cost, and compared
$6,486,548 in the previous 12
May
months.
31,
•
follows:
$950,000 water supply bonds. Due
on July
1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
After
deducting these budgeted
operating
expenses,
there
re¬
.
mained
May 31, 1960 a total of
$31,322,471 before debt service or
reserve requirements. In the pre¬
vious year the total was $29,244,-
783,000
public
improvement
July 1 from
bonds.
Due
on
1961
1965
inclusive.
on
to
775,000 school bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
139.
]
Extra
from
ordinary
disbursements
funds, but not in¬
cluded in the budgeted operating
expenses, totaled $1,317,191 in the
12 months ended May 31, 1960. A
year
earlier, such extraordinary
expenses were $1,071,883.
Bayonne Housing Authority,
New Jersey
Sale—The $1,000,000 vet¬
eran's project revenue bonds of¬
on
composed of Barret,
North & Co., George K.
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
school
The Branchville National Bank of
reserve
Penns
Grove-Upper Penns Neck
School District (P. O.
Bond
fered
basis of about
a
awarded
group
$372,000
June
.
June 1
on
2145—were
p.
lows:
4.10s, at a
basis of about
as
&
3.09%....
on
a
Baum
J.
County (P. O. Trenton),
New Jersey
Sale—The" $1,188,000 im¬
price of 100.0399,
—v.
191,
Fitch,
191,
B.
Co., Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., of New York, Lee Hig¬
ginson Corp., Bache & Co., and
Adams & Hinckley, as 3.10s, at a
.
Sale—The $445,000 bonds
Wood,
District No. 1, N. M.
Bond Sale—The $620,000 school
—v.
syndicate-' composed^oTG! J.
a
Devine
-
Morton, Miss.
County.
by Hawkins,
of New York
NEW MEXICO
248,000
Mercer
Sale—An
National
Somerset
Alamogordo Municipal School
4.08%.
with
1, 1960. Due
&
Peoples
Hammon¬
awarded
price of 100.081,
income
Bond Sale—An issue of
O.
of
building bonds offered
2466—were
Van
Cho¬
of
City.
the
in
Co.,
Chester
—
approved
Delafield
(P. O. Morris Park),
New Jersey
Bond Sale—The $345,000 school
For
191,
Bank
Legality
Lopatcong Township School
basis of about 3.33%.
Goffstown School District, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $127,000 school
street
Offering
Freeholders,
will
receive
noon
(EDST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $825,000
park bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
District
Sale—The
$770,000 school
June 14—v. 191,
a
a
sealed bids until
1973
Dodge, of Boston.
100.51,
trial
Village Clerk, will receive sealed Jones, Inc.
Trust
to
Co., of
price of
basis of about 3.94'%/
at
sen
interest
and
Trust
3.95s,
Tine, Clerk of the Board
Legality approved by Hawk¬
ins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
to 1980 in¬
Nashua, N. H.
offered
Crystal, Minn.
&
New
June 2—v.
Choctaw County (P.
follows: Allison-Williams
Co.,
Co., Inc., Juran &
Moody, Inc., Kalman & Co., Inc.,
Northwestern National Bank, of
Minneapolis,
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., E. J. Prescott
& Co., Allan Blair & Co., Cald¬
well-Phillips Co., Channer New¬
man Securities Co., MannheimerEgan, Inc., Shaughnessey & Co.,
M. B. Vick & Co., Harold E. Wood
&
Co., Woodard-Elwood & Co.,
and Sampair & Egan.
J.
Principal
payable
at
com¬
Somerville), N. J.
ton.
Exeter School District, N. H.
Jackson County (P.
Co., American National Bank, of
Due
MISSISSIPPI
Other members of the syndicate
as
1960.
Co., as 3.40s, at a price
of 100.056, a basis of about 3.38%.
inclusive.
were
15,
Hutton &
and
1986
July
Principal
Bond
Anderson, as 3y2s, at a price of
price of
of; about
4.60s and 4 l/2S.
1
until
6,
Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
syndicate
$40,000
on
Boston
Mer¬
Boston,
payable at the Merchants National
3.39%.
191, p. 2253—were awarded to A.
-
b
offered
Dated
clusive.
:
Sale—The
Street,
the
of
July 15 from 1961
on
a
c/o
Bank
a.m.
bonds.
follows: Stone & Webster
bonds
S.
Camden
as
Bond
of $65,000
July 1, 1960.
Dated
group
Somerset County (P. O.
14^v. 191, p. 2569—were awarded
(EDST) onlJune 23 for
purchase of $265,000 school
the
Corp., F. S. Moseley &
Co.,
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis, Hornblower & Weeks, Weeden
& Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.,
Dominick
&
Dominick, Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc., Ginther & Co., and J. M.
Dain & Co., Inc.
1960
Wilson
—
bids
National
State
28
100.176,
price of
a
of
sealed
chants
100.136,
par.
awarded to
100.052,
purchase
July 1 from 1961
on
Bank
to
Mansfield, District Treasurer, will
Securities
June
2252 — were
syndicate headed by
the
Bond
District, N. H.
the
Camden,
Hammonton, N. J.
Offering—Dominic Giano,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p. m. (EDST) on June
provement bonds offered
V
and
Boland,
Bond
bonds.
a
posed of Boland, Saffin & Co., Fi¬
delity Union Trust Co., of Newark
Town
3s,
as
awarded to
—were
& Weeks, J. B. Han¬
Co., John J. Ryan & Co.,
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Herbert
J. Sims & Co., Inc., J. R. Ross &
Co., and MacBride, Miller & Co.
for
Pennsauken),
Jersey
Sale—The $788,000 bonds
offered on June 13—v. 191, p. 2466
&
auer
Housing
Agency,
New
Bond
Hornblower
par.
Offering
receive
a price
of 100.233,
of about 3.38%.
at
Bond
p.
offered
2253—were
p.
Federal
Belmont School
follows:
Other members of the
Bloomington, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
191,
follows:
as
Van
NEW HAMPSHIRE
$5,633,000
Seheka, Minn.
v.
191,
the
price of
June 14—v. 191,
basis of about 3.39%.
MINNESOTA
9—.
to
Home Finance
mer
were as
7—v.
at a
at
basis
basis
June 1
Other members of the syndicate
bonds
revenue
awarded
basis of about 3.39%,
495,000
1
inclusive.
on
at
1,138,000
inclusive.
4V4S. Due
as
3.40s,
2,000,000
,
June
offered
$2,000,000
inclusive.
1964
1959
and
2466—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Phelps, Fenn &
June 1 from
on
tory
June 8—
Saffin,
Gordon & Sautter, Fidelity Union
Trust
Co.,
of
Newark,
Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
p.
$336,000 dormi¬
Pennsauken Township (P. O. S60S
N. Crescent Blvd.,
$3,000,000
on
2253—were awarded to
p.
bonds offered
College, Blair, Neb.
Bond Sale—The
p.
a
1965
1,010,000
of
5s. Due
as
from
Bosworth
The
—
The
.
price of 100.005, a
cost
to
300,000
2356—
syndicate
a
Sale
Bond
bonds
<
as
1962
to
Braun,
by
Co., Inc., at
as
—
District,
Jersey
—
Other members of the syndicate
Louis.
NEBRASKA
body & Co., and Herbert J. Sims
& Co.,
jointly, as 3%s, at a price
of
100.1399, a basis of about 3.72%'.
of about 4.22%,
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
St.
of
a
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., taking $2,991,000, as
4V4s, at a price of 100.31, a basis
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of
price
a
bonds offered
(J-J)
Sale—An issue
•
;
Sale
191,
v.
Due
Callao, Mo.
Bond
waterworks
inclusive.
1983
at
inclusive.
inclusive.
on
school
sewer
MISSOURI
4.95s,
.
New
Bond
30
to The Bank of Inverness.
1
June
on
June
on
2356—were awarded
p.
inclusive.
1977
Due
1
June
on
1972
National
provement bonds offered
June
inclusive.
1968
2252—were
p.
First
—
follows:'
on
191,
The
as
Dumont School
were
Supervisors
Dists. Nos. 1, 2 and 3 (P. O.
Indianola), Miss.
Bond Sale
The $165,000 im¬
Oxford),
Michigan
Minnesota, Minn.
Note Sale—The $60,000 tax an¬
Bond Offering — John H. Geiticipation notes offered on May
witz, Village Clerk, will receive
25—v. 191, p. 2144— were awarded
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
to the Oxford Savings Bank, of
on
June 20 for the purchase of
Oxford.
$150,000 street improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
Portage Township (P. O. \
.
7—v.
of
6—v.
$23,000
4s.
Sunflower County
Allison-Wil¬
District No. 7 (P.O.
H
June
on
Bank
Dain
M.
as
Sale—The
awarded
building
the
and
June
on
$60,000 water¬
improvement bonds offered
works
bonds
June 8—v. 191, p. 2356
—were
offered
Co.,
100.021.
sold to The Newton County
was
1
District No. 702, Minn.
obligation
$250,000
Ridgeland, Miss.
Jan.
on
bonds
Bank, of Newton,
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
j, '
.;
on
were
Lakewood Independent School
send, Dabney & Tyson, Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc., F. S. Yantis &
Co., Inc., and Zahner and Com¬
i
—
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
30,000
Sweney Cartwright & Co., Town-
pany.
a
4.47%,
'4.10s.
as
Smith, and the Hamp Jones Co.,
jointly, as 3V4s, 3y>s and 3a/4s.
The Allison-Williams
price of par,
a
offered
2252
p.
Lynch, Pierce, Tenner
6
school
$75,000
bonds
191,
v.
—
Merrill
to
Bond Sale—The $95,000 general
&
Co.,
Charles A. Parcells & Co., Penington, Colket & Co., Rambo, Close &
Kerner, Inc., E. H. Schneider &
u
1
&
McFawn
n,
improvement
Sale—The
improvement
\
..
a u m a
Co.,
Bond
&
Philadelphia), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 county
hospital bonds offered on June 8
—v.
191, p. 2253—were awarded
Kelliher Independent School
District No. 36, Minn.
&
Mericka
J.
Juran
Neshoba County (P. O.
bonds.
Stokes & Co., Fox,
&
Reusch
Moody,
obligation
.
McDonnell
'ad-
general
June
net & Co.
,ap-
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on June
22 for
the purchase of $370,000
Penns Grove), N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
$580,000 school
13—v. 191,
2466—were awarded to Good-
bonds offered
p.
on
June
Dated
and
1, 1960. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
July
interest
National
Commercial
Bank
and
Trust
Co., of Albany. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 5 (P. O. Copiague), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
Charlotte
Huffman, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
until
2
June 23 for the
L.
re¬
p.m.
pur-
■' 7/
i,
J
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58
(2690)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
.
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W
'4
•
'5H
fi
hi
,
V "V
■J'W
chase
■Mi
t
'
gation
,l4-
to
41
!f
.i
No.
*.#
*
school
(P. O. Centereach), N. Y.
the
for
street
offered
2466 —
Hempstead
p.
2%s, at
9—v.
a
'
7
'
J)
'
'V 4
\
I
a
:nhj'
If: 4
June
on
on
15—
composed of The Marine
Bond
4T
June
.
\\ fh,
"
qi'tv
on
9—v.
m
Bond
Wei-
school
mary
^
June 1,
^1961 to
1960.
1960
Due
bonds.
#■
M;!;;
Hempstead Union Free School
H;1*
side), N. Y.
hi'
Bond
Is'.'i-i
eral
mi
Sale—The
obligation
fered
w
i? M i;
1}
p
bonds
of¬
June 6—v. 191, p. 2253—
on
awarded
were
$2,973,000 gen¬
school
to
('if t
\M\
.
Other members of the
follows:
Coffin
Stone
Blair &
&
Burr,
Inc.;
Co.; James A.
&
Hayden,
1960 bonds offered
|ii
191,
f
m
p
p.
II]
•I
ri*>?
lit D
(P. O.
Merrick), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $963,000 school
tit>h
iW>l
for
the
on
Co.,
4.10s, at a price of
basis of about 4.09%.
as
a
New York City Housing
Authority,
New York
Note
Valley
Offering
William
Reid,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
1 p.m. (EDST) on June 21
for
the purchase of $26,600,000
until
—
Due
on
May 1
3.70s.
Due
on
purchase
of
improvement
30 for the
1962 to 1980 inclusive. Callable
1969 inclusive.
National
as
at
his
11
Offering
—
Paul
$750,000
water
June
bonds.
from
1
1961
Due
to
chase
on
noon
June 20 for the
pur¬
of
1960. Due
1982
on
Dec.
inclusive.
from 1961
1
to
Principal and in¬
on
June
street
1
from
1962
Due
on
se¬
June
street
ries B
improvement,
bonds.
from 1961 to
Dated
Due
on
1
1979 inclusive.
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Trust
Co., in New York City. Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of N. Y. City.
Bond
Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
leigh,
until
his
at
11
office
in
Ra¬
(EST)
on
June 21 for the purchase of
$40,water
I960.1
to
Due
1968
interest
a.m.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
Dated
June
1
June
from
1,
1961
~~T
3^s, at
as
a
June
Trustees,
bids until
will
10
receive
(EST)
purchase of
30
1983
1963
a.m.
June
on
to
2000
inclusive.
Bond
City
Clerk,
(J-D)
Principal
at
the
syndicate
Offering—Cyrus
1961
to
1970
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Central National Bank, of Cleve¬
land.
Legality approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
In¬
(P. O. Jefferson), Ohio
Offering — An issue
school
house
June 2
&
District (P. O.
1
Jefferson), Ohio
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Dec.
from
1861
to
1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
the
Jefferson
pay¬
Banking
Company, in Jefferson.
Clerk of the Board
receive
of
sealed
Education,
bids
until
Dec.
1
clusive.
(J-D)
from
1961
Principal
payable
at
to
1982
in¬
and
interest
the Johnstown
Bank, in Johnstown. Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
•
Logan, Ohio
Bond
E.
First
Klewer,
of
sealed
National
Tulsa;
ap¬
&
homa
&
Trust Co.,
& Co.;
Collins
City.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the National Bank of
Toledo.
Co.,
bonds
on
$18,000
4s, at
as
a
&
issue
of
the
at
The
to
Co., of
price of par.
a
time
same
First
National
Tulsa,
as
w
OREGON
bonds
Clackamas Rural Fire Protection
June 9—v. 11, p. 2357—
price of 101.011,
An
—
Trust
District, Ore.
awarded to McDonald &
were
Nash¬
Bank
A
street
tax
in
Liberty National
Co., both of Okla¬
Sale
offered
&
2V2S, at
Newark, Ohio
limited
and
Trust
sold
Bank
Sale—The
Bank
National
$50,000 traffic signal 1960, series D
was
Cleveland.
Bond
Fidelity
Additional
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
National
ville;
sive.
Co.,
basis
a
Bond Offering—H. E.
Wiseman,
Chairman of the Board
of about 3.79%.
of
Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
S. S. Local School District
8
p.m. (PST) on June 24 for the
purchase of $120,000 general obli¬
gation fire protection bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
(P. O. RFD No. 1, Holland),
Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $102,000 school
bonds offered on May 26—v. 191,
2145 "were
p.
awarded
to
Ryan,
Sutherland
& Co., as 5V4S, at a
100.29, a basis of about
of
1961
Urbana
Bond
First
Portland.
receive
a.m.
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
11
for
on
1960.
will
receive
sealed
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase, of
dormitory,
series
Co.,
as
to
$32,000
as
Due
on
July
to
1970
41/4S.
Due
on
1984
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
1971
to
July
1
(P. O.,
Sale—An
issue
ir
of
$65,000
building general obligation
was
sold
to
The
Na¬
First
Multnomah County School District
No. 42 Jt. (P. O. Portland), Ore.
and
Bond
on
eral
Federal
fered
were
V
on
$110,000
school
awarded
to
gen¬
bonds
June 8—v. 191, p.
The
of¬
2358—
United
Portland, Ore.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 harbor
facilities rehabilitation and mod¬
ernization bonds offered
u,
r-
Sale—The
obligation
States National Bank of Portland.
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
r
4V2S.
1965
Albany), Oregon
Bond
$1,539,-
$17,675 street Interest M-N. Legality approved
improvement limited tax bonds by Durfey, Martin," Browne &
offered on June 14—v. 191, p. 2467 Hull, of Springfield.
»
as
School District No. 42
a
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
cy, as 2%s, 2%s and 3s, at a price
of par. Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on
vti w
price of 100.05,
a
Lima, Lane and Benton Counties
bonds
offered
the
7
tional Bank, of Harrisburg.
construction
bonds
June
Portland, at
school
sold
was
on
follows:
awarded
Sale—An issue of
offered
gon,
as
from
Wittenberg College (P. O.
Springfield), Ohio
dormitory
refunding 1958
bonds
VI
p. 2467—were awarded to
First National Bank of Ore¬
128,000
3V2s, at
—
191,
from
price of 100.515.
000
Sale
The
Westerville Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
&
(F-A)
system
—v.
A-O. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
to McDonald
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
The $160,000 gen¬
eral obligation and revenue sewer
revenue
2254—were
on
Hillsboro, Ore.
Interest
p.
Due
Bond
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
191,
purchase of $119,000 im¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
bids
$2,000,000
1959,
Hillis,
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
\
June 30
on
Ruth
—
inclusive.
terest
Offering—Donald Faulk¬
11
Offering
the
1970
University of
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
the
♦
by
provement
Vice-President for Adminis¬
1
Oregon,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July 6
Western Reserve
June
of
approved
Gresham, Ore.
Bond
Woodrow W.
—
July 6 for the pur¬
of $273,000 school building
equipment and landscaping bonds.
Bond
Bank
Legality
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
chase
—v.
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
National
City School District, Ohio
Offering
will
for
1985
-
Purdy, Superintendent of Schools,
Ohio
to
interest
and
•
of Portland.
Sale—The
w-
Bank
Julien
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
on
1
(EST) on June 29 for the
purchase of $350,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due
on
S.
receive
(EST)
noon
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered on June 3
Johnstown-Monroe Local School
District (P. O. Johnstown), Ohio
Bond Offering — Noel
Dentner,
will
—
will
&
on
¥,
Bank, of Philadelphia; John
&
Co.; Lee
Higginson
Corp.; Robert W. Baird & Co.;
Trust Co., of Georgia, in
Atlanta;
Bank
until
was sold to Fahey,
Co., as 4s, at a price of
100.733, a basis of about 3.91%.
on
Na¬
tional
Trust
tration,
bonds 'of¬
First
by
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Philadelphia Na¬
July 5
ner,
of
the
t
a
were
the purchase of $156,978 spe¬
cial assessment road improvement
bonds. Dated July 15, 1960. Due
Bond
Jefferson Area School District
to
.
for
of
Cleveland.
fered
headed
of¬
sold
was
Corp., and the First
tional Bank, of Chicago.
McGov¬
improvement bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
7
U
$2,200,-
bonds
Boston
5.21%.
ern, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
J
obligation
June
on
Third
price
Brook Park, Ohio
2358—were not
p.
Nuveen
and
payable
191,
general
fered
Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
Offering
until
6—v.
Tulsa, Okla.
000
(M-N).
Squire,
Dec. 15 from 1961
on
inclusive.
interest
Bond
Not Sold —The
$395,000
building bonds offered on
Bond Sale—An issue of
sealed
for the
$600,000
dormitory revenue
1960
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 1
bids
I-!
sold.
Bond Offering — A. Sidney
Knowles, Treasurer of the Board
of
■
Bonds
Marietta College of Ohio
ing, series 1960 bonds. Dated June
Principal and
payable at
the
Hanover Bank, in New York City.
Legality approved- by Mitchell,
County Independent
(P. O.
Shawnee), Okla.
School District No. 93
100.10.
p.m.
Southport, N. C.
Pottawatomie
Co., of
price of
-
of Education,
sealed
bids .until
receive
able
June
1, 1960. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
000
Fletcher,
the Board
(EST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $857,700 school build¬
1
se¬
June
Mansfield,
Trust
June
on
Trust
p. 2467—were awarded
Liberty National Bank &
Co., of Oklahoma City.
the
to
2357—were awarded
p.
Richland
offered
will
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
150,000
191,
The
Bond Offering—Donald
Clerk of
Clark
improvement,
ries A bonds.
to
to
(P. O.
191,
—v.
improvement
limited tax bonds offered
improvement
in¬
inclusive.
road
1
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered on June 7
Sale—The $11,825 special
(P. O. 2940 Dayton-Xenia Pike,
Xenia), Ohio
250,000 recreation facilities bonds. $570,000
1977
Bond
County Independent
Pawnee), Okla.
*
Bond
Due
Pawnee
School District No.
West, Mansfield), Ohio
assessment
Beavercreek Local School District
clusive.
r„
and
Inc.,
price of
Maumee, Ohio
Cecil,
of Education,
$450,000 school building
emergency bonds. Dated June 1,
on
1977
Park Ave.,
the
ing bonds.
Madison Township (P. O. 38l/z
^
C.
road
(EST)
on
June 28 for the purchase of
$1,370,000 bonds, as follows:
Co.,
Co.,
until June 20 for
purchase of $207,000 school build¬
to
3y2s, at a
basis of about 3.48%.
a
School District, Ohio
Bond
National Bank, in Xenia..
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
& fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
a.m.
&
&
as
100.065,
2—v.
awarded
of Cleveland.
15, 1960. Due
Ra¬
Harris
Bosworth
jointly,
by
OHIO
July 5 for the purchase of $12,232
special
assessment
limited
tax
in
Stranahan,
Braun
June
on
were
—
M
ford), Okla.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be received
Allensville Consolidated Local
Clerk of the Board
County Independent School
(P. O. Weather-
District No. 26
$453,500 limited
offered
2254
p.
terest
Stream. Le¬
office
bonds
191,
from
1, 1975.
payable
Bank
V
Custer
(P. O. Marietta), Ohio
noon
interest
tax
May 1
purchase of $608,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due on June 1 from
of June
a
3.66%.
school
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until June
Fahey, Clark
price of 100.46,
Lorain, Ohio
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
cinnati.
Commission, will receive
until
June 9—v.
2466—were awarded to a
group composed of Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co., F. S. Smithers & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., and R. D. White
&
May 1
Xenia
bids
p.
100.099,
:
1969 inclusive.
and
sealed
Andrews
Morris & Co.
hm»
Bond
to
ernment
Co., Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Park, Ryan, Inc., and William S.
v
;
Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
&
District No. 25
tV'Y
3.65%.
Fayetteville, N. C.
syndicate
Hempstead Union Free School
;vM
28
220,000
4.06%.
as
of
Bond
syndicate
a
Co., of New York, and
Spencer Trask & Co., as 4.10s, at
a price of 100.40, a basis of about
were
composed
NORTH CAROLINA
headed by the Chemical Bank New
York Trust
I Ml#
about
leigh,
District No. 11 (P.O. Ocean-
M-;'
on
&
June
Legal¬
approved
by
Wood,
King,
Dawson & Logan, of N. Y. City.
<■>',
2357—were
p.
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Dated
ity
.'bit
,
of
the
at
June 1 from
1990 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
District Treasurer's office.
li
191,
group
Trust Co., of Valley
on
m
h
a
Principal
until 2:15 p.m. (EDST) on Jure 22
for the purchase of $1,050,000 pri¬
n-:%i
Due
3.60s.
33/4s, at
as
basis of about
6—v.
Midway School District No. 128
(P. O. Johnstown), North Dakota
series A bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1960. Due on April 1
derhold, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
ht.
i
to
offered
76,000
Ferry),
C.
as
from
from 1961 to
Offering—Anna
3V2S.
as
(EDST)
vari¬
series B bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1
Greenburgh Union Free School
Dist. No. 3 (P.O. Dobbs
May 1
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
payable
$224,000
New York
Mlh
7—v.
from 1961 to
/
on
New York
bonds
$300,000
public
bonds, as follows:
3.76%.
'M
M
Due
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
320,000
Valley Stream, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Anthony Becher, Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
191,
p. 2466—were awarded to Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., as 3.80s, at
a price of 100.27, a basis of about
on
June
basis
Sale—The $323,000 school
bonds offered
41/4s.
Cross;
Francis
I. terest (J-J) payable at the Vin¬
duPont & Co.; Adams, McEntee & ton
County National Bank, in McCo., Inc., and ft. D. white & Co., Arthur.
Legality
approved
by
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.19, a Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
District No. 4, N. Y.
UJwjwj
ii
bonds.
$995,500
1960
purpose
Roosevelt
East Hampton Common School
Mt"
/
(J-D)
Bank
Sale—The
awarded
of about 3.62%.
•
'
water
Troy, N.Y.
2466—were awarded to
p.
group
l-tew
*!$•
Chemical
Bond
Western New York,
Buffalo, Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., and R. D. White & Co., as
3.70s, at a price of 100.639, a basis
■4 lij
■
p.m.
pur¬
Trust
will receive sealed bids until
$695,000 school
bonds offered
191,
v.
;':it
<
2
Co., of New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Trust Co., of
'
the
ous
Bond Sale—The
,1960
-
Trust
New York
nil
! t
$115,000
cipal and interest
at
(P. O. Croton-on-Hudson),
:vtm
.
until
Free School District No. 2
^f'tl
-
bids
June 22 for the
on
of
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June 1
from 1961 to 1990 inclusive. Prin¬
Cortlandt and Yorktown Union
1{
■
chase
3.72%.
'Mfi
firitf
sealed
(EDST)
p.
Cross, as 3s, at a
price of 100.189, a basis of about
Cm
■
offered
bonds
191,
and Roosevelt &
u.
.
,
,
1960
June 15—v.
ceive
of The Northern
as
225,000
(P. O. 4801 West Seneca
Savage, Town Supervisor, will re¬
public
191,
group
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
from
Turnpike, Syracuse 15), N. Y.
Bond Offering — George P.
2569—were
awarded to a group composed of
The Marine Trust Co., of Western
New
York,
Manufacturers
and
Traders Trust Co., both of Buffalo,
r^K'
435,000
Trust
Onondaga Split Rock Gulf Water
District
14—v.
a
as
from
James
191,
awarded to The
Bank, of Hempstead,
price of par.
improvement
»<«■
Traders
June
on
building
2254—were awarded to
$220,000
were
Bond Sale—The $585,000
on
u
syndicate headed by
and
school
Co., Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
both of Chicago,
Shaughnessey &
Co., and C. S. Ashmun Co., at a
price of 100.014, a net interest cost
of about
3.65%, as follows:
2357—were
Co., of Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross;
A. Andrews & Co., Inc.,
and Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
improvement
June
on
obligation
composed
on
Trust
Marine
Manufacturers
New York
-;4
p.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Blair & Co., Inc.;
Bond Sale—The $45,000 general
as
J
offered
p.
a
' ■■I Clarence (P. O. Clarence Center),
<
191,
awarded to
1, 1960.
April 1 from 1961 to 1990
on
bonds
It,,l if
J
7—v.
the
purchase of $2,545,400
obligation
"'it
'
bonds
Co.,
OKLAHOMA
to
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The $1,200,000 gen¬
bonds offered
$2,180,000
about 3.76%.
,
'lit
I
Sale —The
1960
June
Brookville, N. Y.
i*k
■
eral
(P. O. Spencerport), N. Y.
inclusive.
I'M
'
Central School District No. 1
Due
{
t 'N
Bond
Ogden, Gates, Greece and Parma
Bond
&
DAKOTA
District, N. D.
school bonds. Dated April
iVj
ii
11
City.
awarded
—were
a
NORTH
Co., of Western
New York, in Buffalo, as 3.80s, at
a
price of 100.389,
a
basis of
29
H
■
Grand Forks Independent School
New York
Offering—Virginia Amaro,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
>»
!
(J-D)
Bond
.Sffl
;■
inclusive.
1980
Brookhaven Central School District
-4
I
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
June
Dated
June 1 from 1961
on
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
temporary
*
'»
*
IV
bonds.
loan notes, issue
CLXXIX.
Dated
July 19, 1960.
Due on Feb. 1, 1961. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
obli¬
general
Principal and
payable, at
the
United States Trust Co., of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
H)
;:
school
interest
M*
'
$1,985,000
1, 1960. Due
■
;
of
& 1 -H
ft Lr
on
June 6
191
Volume
Number 5961
.
191, p. 2146—were awarded to
—v.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Philadelphia School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $10,000,000 genJ
composed of The Mercan¬
tile Trust Co., of St. Louis; Wil¬
liam Blair & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
& Co., and Kalman & Co., Inc., at
a price of
100.002, a net interest
cost of about 3.19%, as follows:
group
a
Due on July 1, 1962
$57,000 as 4s.
1963.
and
3V2S. Due on July 1,
30,000
as
1964.
Due
on
Due
280,000 as 3.20s.
awarded
York, at
cost
about
3.71%,
1962
as
1966
4,579,000
as
-
,
,
-
.
to
inclusive.
1974
—.
-r-
to
—
July 1
on
T
¥
—
inclusive.
1985
Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
improvement bonds offered
on June 9—v.
191, p(. 2254—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
eral
Blyth & Co., Inc., W. E. Hutton
,
Bankers
.
Trust
Co.,
Chemical
Bank New York Trust Co., both
nf New Vnrk
of Npw York, TTarHmnn Rinlev Rj
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Smith, Barney & Co.,
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co., First
Boston Corp., Bear, Stearns & Co.,
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
"•
1
ollows:
300,000 as 4y2s. Due on June 15
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
780,000 as 3.20s. Due on June 15
from 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
420,000 as 3.30s. Due on June 15
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
Dunbar Township (P. O.
Run), Pa.
erson
Sold
Bonds Not
Dick-
—
The $50,000
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Routes 202 and PA.
Pennsylvania
sealed bids un¬
(EDST) on June 20 for
purch^ss of $143,000 general
obligation
school
improvement
limited tax bonds. Dated July 1,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
1989 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at the National
Bank of Chester County. Legality
til 8 p.m.
the
—
000,000 sewer revenue
on
June 6 was
bonds of¬
sold
to a
syndicate headed by Arthur Lestrange & Co, with interest rates
ranging
from
2%% to 4y2%.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on April 1
inclusive. Call¬
able as of April 1, 1970. Interest
A-O. Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
taX
1960. Due
Lynch, Blair & Co, Inc,
&
Co, Cunningham,
Thomas
&
Co.
Mercyhurst College, Erie, Pa.
Bond
Sale
The $540,000 dor¬
—
offered on June
6—v. 191, p. 2254—were awarded
to the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 3s, at a price
mitory 1958 bonds
of
par.
Thiel
be
on
offered
.Tnne
Housing
Agency,
price of par.
Bond
Bond
eral
Sale
obligation
June 2
—
v.
awarded to
of
—
a
bonds offered on
191, p. 2358
—
were
syndicate composed
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co,
Blair
Co,
Co, Inc".; A. E. Masten &r
Kav, Richards & Co, and
&
Mc-
37/ss, at a price of
basis of about 3.82%.
Kelvy & Co, as
a
x.
to
_
a
&
'®?aR),aJSri™"d™Si.
& Co., Inc., Boettcher &
q0
Fahev. Clark & Co.. Clement
Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., Clement
a. Evans &
Co., Inc., Harkness &
A. Webster Dougherty
Hillj inc.,
& Co., Stranahan, Harris &
^
receive
y
com-
of
Co.,'
McCormick &
Federal
nance
&
&
v-
000
M y
headed by
to
the
hv
Cha^e
Morgan
Morgan
Bank
nanx,
Man-
Guaranty
guaranty
a
3 89%
of
follows-
as
to
the
Fi-
27/sS, at
price
a
33/4s. Due
on
July 1
as
3.90s.
Due
on
395,000
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Halsey, Stuart &
TV
T
Inc,
Credito
y
de
-1
O
/"""<
—
T>
—
Co
parke
C^
Pohl &
Ponce,
of Ponce,
& Hutzler,
White, Weld & Co, Phelps, Fenn
&
Co, Blair & Co, Inc, R. W.
Pressprich & Co, Allen & ComHornblower & Weeks, L. F.
Rothschild & Co, Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis,- Reynolds &
pany,
Co, Francis I. duPont & Co.
Hayden,
Hutton &
Stone & Co, W. E.
Co, Dominick & Dom-
June
15
June
on
15
from 1977 to 1984 inclusive.
285,000
Bond Sale—The $65,000
|>
, c ,
^
4.15s. Due
as
June
on
15
O.
945,000
4.20s. Due
as
June
on
15
from 1989 to 1993 inclusive.
hospital
Dated
Sale—The $178,000 school
were as
June
15,
1960. Principal
-d
t
Tv,n
Magnus & Co., Sweney Cartwnght
P°
Ia,nd
C
Bond
Other members of the syndicate
and
airport bonds offered on June
g_v 191 p 2255—were awarded
t
xhe First y s Corporation and
the First Knoxville Co., jointly.
Bank, of Humacao, P. R.
TEXAS
& Co., Inc., Dallas Union Securities Co., Goodbody & Co., MetroDallas
Dallas Corn., and Texas
Corp, and Texas
Bank & Trust Co, of Dallas.
Mesquite Independent School
nolitan
politan
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority, Puerto Rico
Reports Increased
Revenues
of
follows: Columbian Secu-
rities Corp, of Texas, Mercantile
National Bank of Dallas, Dittmar
Bryan Independent School Dist.,
Commercial
RolS
Tennessee
& Co.,
JSerner' Jn2,'» R<; J' Edwards, Inc.,
§
were
—
McMinn
rS
Fox
Turbe'n
Revenues
—
District, Texas
T exas
the
Authority in
April, 1960 totaled $882,117 compared with $793,561 in April of
1959, according to Juan Labadie
pt??1]!?,,000 school building unlimited tax
£ity Manager will receive sealed bonds 0ffered on June 13 was sold
Eurite, Executive Director of the
Authority.
oo<?1choo°house
For
the
ended
year
April
30,
1960, the Authority had revenues
of $9,575,387 against $8,665,931 in
the corresponding 12-month pe-
d0ir'I
the year bef0re'
-phe
Government
Bank
for
Puerto
is
Bond Sale—An issue of
ii7
x
»
"i
,
Puerto
-Pi QfxQ
Rico
x •
j
^
-p
-p
°f^he Authority,
the
Development
Bond Sale—The
p.
$808,000 dormi-
s„35g _d
Housfne
eig,
f^^ded
to
the
ere
Federal
aw^rded to the federal Housing
and
Finance
Home
500,000
Agency, as
2%s, at a price of par.
; :-
on
June
13—v.
Newport, R. I.
of
Texas
&
Corp.,
Due
5s.
as
June
on
2467—were awarded to
a
Co,
at
of
cost
about
syn-
3.76%,
1
4%s.
as
Due
on
North East
1966
4s. Due
1970
to
285,000
on
June 1
•
inclusive.
on
June
1
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
315,000
3.70s.
as
Due
on
540,000
33/4s. Due
as
on
-
June 1
June
1
Independent School
Bond Offering—Dr. A. G. Brad-
June 1 from
ZV2S. Due
as
June 1
on
San Antonio), Texas
as
from 1Q61 to 1965 inciusiVe.
as
Due
Dist. (P. O. Route 13, Box 482,
follows:
$320j000
4.15s.
as 4.20s.
Due on June
from 1986 to 1995 inclusive.
by John Nuveen &
price of 100.003, a net
a
interest
as
400,000
191,
djcate headed
•
1
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
ford, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on June 30 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 school
house, unlimited tax bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas,
Victoria Counly_ County
Co, Inc, Commerce Trust Co,
City, Barcus, Kindred &
Co., James A. Andrews & Co.,
tion Dist.
of Kansas
Naviga.
(P. O. Victoria), Texas
Pickering,
Bond Offering—J. E.
ch"J^a„ pf'The
of Com-
Board
Inc, Bache & Co, Wm. J. Mericka
missioners,
Zahner & Co.
500^000 improvement 1960 unlim
will
sealed
receive
& Co., Moroney, Beissner & Co., SdT'until' l™3o" 'm°7cSTTon
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc., j ds jR for the purchase of $1Burns, Corbett & Pickard and
noo^ immovement 1960 unlim;*
,
ited tax bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
^
Additional Sale—The $1,960,000 Due
•
first
mortgage waterworks
nue
.,
First
from 1972 to 1985 inclusive.
Sale—The $1,850,000 gen¬
&
tor7"r"ewAu7^ondTTffered "on
'°y
$250,000
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Rauscher, Pierce
ISLAND
Inc.,
'Horton, as follows:
improvement 1960 limited tax
April
agent for the Authority.
RHODE
Co.,
inal
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
Government
The
prin
Crowe, McCall &
390,000
ended
year
inrhmivp
1Q85
bonds offered
Authority for the
syndicate composed of Ditt-
a
mar & Co'' Rowles' Winston
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
eral
^arith of April, 1960 totaled $3,.
to
Dated
Corpus Christi, Texas
_
the
bond"
of Dallas.
Bond
Revenues
,,
„
of
Water Resources
*Von«
u
WeO
fiscal
agent for the Authority.
Revenues
At
$1,150,-
Dallas, Rupe & Son, Hamilton Seand
interest navable at thf> £
curities Co, and Metropolitan
National 'Bank of DallaJ T^al Dallas Corp>' at a price of 100 008»
JJy approved by McCall Park a net interest cost of about 4.23%,
to
iqfil
hurst,
Development
Ric0
1960
bonds
offered
reve-
at
on
July 1 from 1961 to 1985
inclusive.
the
1975.
Callable
as
of
July. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
Bond Saler-The $100,000 school same time were awarded to a payable at'the Victoria Bank &
improvement bonds offered on syndicate headed by Rowles, Win- Trust Co., in Victoria. Legality
.
Bank,
at
a
Providence,
of
price
of
100.013,
3%s,
as
basis of
a
as
$965,000
315,000
1-
-
School District
Anderson), S. C.
Offering—W.
-
f
of
North
on
m
H.
Taylor,
11
n
the
Board
—
-C
of
4s.
as
Due
on
rp«,,«
Trus-
tees, will receive sealed bids until
n0on
(EST) on June 22 for the
purchase of $85,000 public school
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to
1978 inclusive. Principal and in-
as
4.10s. Due
on
Ogden City, Utah
Bond Offering—Lettice O. Rich,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June
20 for the purchase
of $32,000
general obligation street improve-
June
June
June 1,
1984-
S"bo7dr"Date7 JulV"L "i960.
•
Due
on
July 1 from 1975 to 1978
Other j members of the syndi- inclusive. Principal and interest
t
tt
•
June
from 1977 to 1983 inclusive.
CAROLINA
,
Chairman
on
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
300 000
Bond
UTAH
inclusive.
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
Anderson County
«
las.
June 1 from
3%s. Due
as
275,000
No. I (P. O.
1964
to
on
105,000 as 3.90s. Due
Dodge, of Boston.
SOUTH
4s. Due
as
1961
July
20, 1960. Legality approved by
storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe McCall & Horton of Dal-
follows:
3 37%>
Dated May 20,1960. Due on
both
Bros.
4yts. Due
as
inclusive.
on
Allison-Wil-
Inc
Merrill,
Drexel & Co, Banco
Ahorro Ponceno, and
R, Salomon
1971
1976 inclusive.
.
Weil
about
July 1
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
to
4%s. Due
S
„
ai
as
1965
as
from 1972 to
f follows.
June g — v. 191, p. 2359 — were ston & Co, at a price of 100.001,
$3,000,000^ as^ 5s. 1966 inclusive. 1 awarded to The Industrial Nation- a net interest cost of about 3.99%,
Due on July
from 1961 to
from 1967 to 1975 inclusive.
syndicate
a
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
A Vduo*
follows:
as
185,000
Centerville), Tenn.
p.
Co, both of New York, and
0T29P &net °interest "cost
to
,
$2,000,-
schoolhouse
„?nd ?PaIe~The $65,000 hospital Dated June 15, 1960. Principal
tottesville. D. A. Pincus & Co., ^°^Qoffered on awarded to The Mercantile National Bank, the
Jun(\ 2-~v- 191' and interest (J-D) payable at in
2359
Byan, Sutherland & Co, Schmidt, ft'tp
.......
, JJirst _ Corporation
n 99RQ
owarrlArf fr, Thh TV/r^Q„fiT0 TVTofi/wol
Dallas. Legality approved by Mccorporation.
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
HamsCo
Roth &Ir^ng
County (P. O. Athens),
Horton, of Dallas.
Bryant College of Business Admin¬
istration, Providence, R. I.
The $17,000,000
-
tax
sold
was
from 1985 to 1988 inclusive.
inc.,
t^u.,
Peoples National Bank in Char-
30,
1960, revenues of the Authority
totaled
$41,010,908 against $36,508,955 for the corresponding 12
(Commonwealth of)
hpaded
hattan
nattan
Co,
unlimited
Inc.,
TENNESSEE
Alleman,
Co., Inc.,
ot
un-
July 1
on
Texas
bonds
Home
and
Hickman County (P.
Leedy,
Wheeler
Inc., H. V. Sattley
For
2571—were awarded to a syn-
were
$15,000,000 school building
1959_ revenue
_
as
p.m.
Irving Independent School District,
'•
0f par.
& pickard, Inc.
AliC*»
Agency,
will
8
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive,
$480,000 student
Housing
until
Bond Sale—An issue of
awarded
were
Schools,
bids
June 30 for the purchase
from
2254
of
sealed
on
IJLVClUtU
p.
v
limited tax bonds. Due
DAKOTA
dormitory
■
..
Superintendent
r
The $200,000
iZ
^
(P. O. Dallas), Texas
Offering — W. T. White,
Bond
(P. O. Sioux Falls), S. D.
Co.,
Burns, Corbett
afDirector
2%s and 3s, at
public improvement 1960, series B
bonds offered on June 15—v. 191,
100
c
59
Dallas Independent School District
-r>
i
(CST)
Bond Sale—The
Purs,es
Pierce
Fi-
Home
and
as
Sale
Bond
Trust
/-<•
Sioux Valley Hospital Association
Co.,
ln April oi lyoy, according lOKai-
Co.,-as 3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.97%.
Puerto Rico
Hiratp
t
*
SOUTH
ft
Loeb
191,
the
PUERTO RICO
>
100.422,
&
100.148,
p.
•
#
°n" Sale
Bank for Puerto Ric0 is fiseal
P.
The $200,000 gen¬
r
Wl" n° 2358°—rwere"awarded
Poole
-w r
k"?ed utility system revenue bonds
offered on June 2—v. 191, p. 2359
months of last year,
Banco
Pennsylvania
-
$300,000 township improvement general obliga-
Dated July 1,
Monroeville School District,
~
Sale—The
6,000,000
approved
by
Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
revenue
9—v.
Uover Darby), Pa.
from 1962 to 1989
as
T
^
Upper Darby Township (P. O. "
obligation bonds.
1960. Due on July 1
inclusive. Call¬
of July 1, 1970. Legality
June
awarded
nance
8,000,000
$835,000 general
svstem
on
2358—were
Federal
until 8 p.m. (EDST)
21 for the purchase of
received
able
dining
and
Sinn!
Offering—Sealed bids will
«.
Newburger,
Authority, Puerto Rico
Greenville), Pa.
$1,070,000 hous-
a
-* r
*: 08
Talmage & Co., Taylor and Com-
Reports Increased
Bond Safe—The
p.
payable at the Han•
i_
u/
Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hop wood,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
College of the Pittsburgh
Synod of the United Lutheran
Church in America (P. O.
bonds
(J-J)
T»
Bank, in New York City. Legality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
& Simons, of Charleston.
over
Puerto Rico Water Resources
about
Monroeville, Pa.
Bond
terest
O
—were awarded to The Alester G.
Bodine, Fulton Reid & Co., Inc. Furman Co.
to
Legality approved
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
Co, and H. J. Steele
Schmertz &
b°TndS- 1 from J,o2?
i°?ted 1961
June
on
inclusive.
Scribner, Moore, Leon¬
&
&
ard
as
were
Deane
of the syndi¬
follows:
Singer,
members
Other
(P. O.
Krajack, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 21 for the purchase of
$40,000 general obligation school
from 1961 to 2000
cate
&
Offering—M'ary'E.
Bond
ing
An issue of $1,-
fered
NewhurJr
■,<
Jeannette), Pa.
Sale
Courts
Hughes
Port Vue School District
Municipal Authority,
Westmoreland County (P. O.
Bond
MUler Sc Co
Raffensperger
&
Co, and John Small & Co, Inc.
Philadelphia.
Jeannette
Marache
Co, Tnc
Inc, Newburger * Co
& Co, SunSup
lee, Yeatman, Mosley Co, Inc,
Wells
&
Christensen, Inc, McJunkin, Patton & Co, H. V. Sat¬
tley & Co, Inc, J. A. Overton &
Elliott &
approved by Townsend,
Munson, of
Havden
Co
1975
TTi-
Company, Courts & Co., Wood,
Gundy
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Yarnall, Biddle
& Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
yfi?lnQ1)
Granberv
McKeesport), ra
Pa.
tors, will receive
T
„
Townsend, Crouter Einhorn & Co, Rambo, Close and
mct^eesDorii
Board of Direc¬
Secretary of the
&
O
rrnnter
&
Bodine
Co
352),
Offering—Edw. H. Davis,
Bond
twtI f
DeHaven
Cn
township improvement bonds of¬
fered on June 2—v.' 191, p. 2358—
were not sold.
East Goshen
Co, J. A. Hogle
v..,
Co, Schaffer, Necker & Co,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co, Ernst &
Co.. Wood. Goody & Co., W. H.
&
&
-1-
follows:
7
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co., Woodcock,
iWJ VI
„7
Moyer,
Fricke — French, and
&
lulme, Applegate & Humphrey, . A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Domnc., at a price of 100.024, a net inick & Dominick, W. E. Hutton &
nterest cost of about 3.30%, as Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
T'wnSC
E. F. Hutton"TnZ
&
Co.,
&
^
Pany,
Other members of the syndicate
were as
\
inick, Coffin & Burr, Inc., Wrn. E.
Pollock & Co., Inc., Hirsch & Co.,
Laidlaw & Co., Gregory & Sons,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., The Ohio
TWM
A. E. Masten & Co.
July 1
on
3%s. Due
1975
-
inclusive.
1965
to
July 1
on
3y2S. Due
as
from
-
4i/2s. Due
as
from
„
of
of
net
a
follows:
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
price of 100.029,
a
interest
from
Bethlehem, Pa.
AAA
headed by Drexel & Co., and the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
July 1
on
AAA
June 14—v. 191, p. 2358
to a
syndicate
on
3,753,000
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
from
offered
—were
July 1 from
1968 inclusive.
to
ft* 1 A
^
obligation limited tax bonds
$1,668,000
133,000 as 3s.
1965
eral
rnu
(2691)
cate
-rv
11
were
1
Pollok
O
&
as
T-l
follows:
1
•
1
T
Eddleman,
o
Fosdick, Inc, Russ &
Co, Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
McClung & Knickerbocker, McCormick & Co, Clark, Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick,
Inc,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co, and Stubbs, Watkins
& Lombardo, Inc.
(J-J)
*
.
.
_
payable
*
y
.
at
...
the
.
First
4
Secu^
^
Hty Bank of Utah, N. A, of Salt
Lake City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler
'
of
,r
Chicago
f
Sauna City, Utah
Bond Sale—The $345,000 bonds
on June 6—v. 191, p. 2468
offered
"T
-v
60
(2692)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 20, 1960
.
1"'
awarded
-were
L.
&
Sandy Suburban Improvement Dist.
(P. O. Sandy City), Utah
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
fv/ 1,
<"V.
be received
>4
'I
>
•
Chehalis, Wash.
-
Sale—The
Bond
and
-Un"'
sewer
offered
Ml
on
1960
June 6—v. 191,
bonds
p. 2468
The
to
Pacific
Northwest Co.
1
if
■
-<s »»;[;
'i'^vV1 <
j
•
Principal
able
at
Quebec,
were
I.
of the bank mentioned in the loan
Bond
Offering
Forrest
—
Leedy, County Treasurer, will
ceive
'MiM
m
"tiiiB
bids
sealed
until
2
R.
re¬
p.m.
(PST) on June 28 for the pur¬
chase of $58,000 general obligation
school bonds.
Due
Dated Aug. 1,
1960.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1980
on
inclusive.
<F-A)
Principal
payable
and
interest
the
County
at
Co.,
191,
v.
.'
M Seattle.
.'I•!'!}</I
Thurston
MK
Bond
eral
offered
Field, Richards & Co., William
Mericka & Co., Schmidt, Rob¬
erts & Parke, Scudder &
German,
& Co., Hayden, Miller
Co., Swiss-American Corp., Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co., Stern, Lauer
&
Co.,
DeHaven
&
Townsend,
Crouter
&
Inc.. A.
A
3—v.
191,
awarded to Foster
WEST
Mr v,v
I;;
City
Bond
'i
board
mory
June
on
I'M1!
Sale—The
Board
9—v.
awarded to
191,
bonds offered
2468—were
p.
7.30
H.
Stibbe,
receive
sealed
(CDST)
p.m.
on
June 29 for the purchase of
$468,000 general obligation high school
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
(J-J). Le¬
in
pay¬
to
Ltd., and
jointly, as
A.
were
—
Ames
6.07%.
St. Croix Falls City, Dresser
Village, & St. Croix Falls, Eureka,
Sterling, Laketown, Balsam Lake,
Osceola
and
Garfield
School District No.
Croix Falls),
Towns Joint
1
(P^ O. St.
Wisconsin
Offering—M
i
a r
sealed
bids
until
2
Bond
and
Sale—The $475,000
sewer
191,
v.
—
J.
to
51/2S
as
on
6s, at
interest
97.27, a net
about 6.62%.
&
a
Co.,
price
cost
of
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
bonds
offered
on
construction
June
8
191,
v.
—
awarded
as
The
to
51/2s, at
July 19 for the purchase of
$414,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1979 inclusive.
('MM.1,
•
2360
p.
were
—
ir)S-
>>.
from
V).
340,000
420,000
W;i
W't.
i
lii;!
Due
4%s.
Due
4V2S.
a
;
bids until 8 p.m.
for
(EDST) on June
purchase of $2,187,000
the
J; :
Dec.
on
1984
1
inclusive.
425,000
as 4.60s.
from 1985 to
Due
Dec. 1
on
1990
inclusive.
••
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Stifel, Nicolaus &
j#;
•"ft*1
Co.,
Inc., Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Pohl & Co., Inc., Robert L. Conners
&
Co.,
Fox,
Reusch
Inc.,
and
Cincinnati
Bond Corp.
Co.,
&
Municipal
1961
to
and
interest
1980
branches
in
mentioned
June 6
Principal
payable
at
all
Quebec, of the bank
in
the
loan
procedure.
191,
v.
—
2360
p.
were
—
awarded to The Dominion Securi¬
The
First
Chicago, at
as
cost
Sale—The
$260,000
3V2S.
as
ill
iji'i
iV'l
from
390,000
1961
from
1973
Bond
Offering
I
■
on
from
It!;!
lp
1961
to
Due
1980
on
June
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
■
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Bond
Sale
waterworks
The
—
$15,000,000
mortgage
series B bonds offered
revenue,
on
June 14
191, p. 2255—were awarded
to a syndicate headed
by Drexel
& Co., and Glore, Forgan &
Co.,
at a price of 100.008, a net inter¬
—v.
est cost of about
$2,180,000
as
5s.
3.55%,
Due
as
on
follows:
March 1
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
:)|i
1,130,000
as 314 s. Due on March 1
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
1,255,000
Ul.
1, 1960.
'
as
3.30s.
Due
on
$507,500
town
W!i
3,060,000
$
as 314s. Due on March 1
from 1974 to 1986 inclusive.
as
3.60s.
1 from 1987 to
Due
on
L.
on
&
Co.,
Due on June 1 from
1980 inclusive.
Interest
to
J-D.
Darlington Township, Ontario
Sale—An issue of $75,000
township bonds offered
29
sold
was
Co., Ltd.,
from
614s.
as
1961
the
to
to
March
1990 inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows: John Nuveen &
&
1980
on
on
bonds
191,
inclusive.
In¬
Goderich Roman Catholic
Separate School, Ontario
Sale—An issue of $80,000
bonds offered on
May 11
was
sold
Co.,
Ltd.,
15
from
to
as
Nesbitt, Thomson &
614s. Due on June
1961
to
1975
Offering
Noel
Secretary-Treasurer, will
Dufour,
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EDST)
on
June 27 for the purchase of
$274,000
township
Bond
p.
receive
Commission,
from
Corporation de Prets de
Quebec, J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.,
Garneau,
Boulanger,
Ltd.,
and
Oscar Dube & Co.,
Inc., as 5V2S,
at
a
price of 96.54, a basis of
beault,
Due
Inc.,
pur¬
school
interest payable at
loan
6
the
191,
on
6s, at
p.
a
3
Sale
—
191,
v.
all
98.671,
on
basis of about
a
Pointe-Gatineau, Quebec
Bond
Sale
The $97,000 town
—
improvement
bonds
offered
on
May 30 — v. 191, p. 2255 — were
awarded
The
to
Corp.,
Dominion
5V2S
as
price of 96.01, a
of about 6.39%.
and
Secu¬
6s, at
net interest
improvement
a
cost
Pont-Viau, Que.
Bond Sale—The
construction
June
6—v.
$870,000 school
bonds
191,
to
p.
offered
2360
—
on'
were
a
group composed of:
Canadian National Bank of Mon¬
treal, Belanger, Inc., Credit Que¬
bec, Inc., Florido Mateau & Fils
and Morgan Ostiguy &
Hudon, at
a price of 97.87.
•
Quebec (Province of)
Bond Sale—An issue of
25
sold
was
to
a
$1,588,on
syndicate
headed by A. E. Ames 8c Co.,
Ltd.,
a price of
89.07, a net interest
at
cost
of
about
$586,000
from
500,000
as
5.93%,
5%s.
Due
as
on
follows:
June
1
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
as
3s.
Due
on
June
1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
*v>/f
*****&
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8
for
the
village
branches
.
to
of
Que¬
in the
p.m.
(EDST)
purchase
of
improvement
1, 1960. Due on
in
Quebec,
of
the
mentioned in the loan pro¬
cedure.
were
—
until
27
bank
Nation-
offered
2255
p.
in
July 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
$50,000 town
bonds
branches
bonds. Dated July
Courtema^che,1
The
—
bids
June
$28,000
side¬
paving bonds offered
all
procedure.
sealed
loan procedure.
$230,000
at
Weedon-Centre, Que.
Offering—Louis Paradis,
Village
Secretary,
will
receive
awarded
Canadienne
p.m.
Bond
all
Quebec, of the bank
in
24—v.
as
8
bec, of the bank mentioned
bonds.
price of 96.53, a
basis of about 6.55%.
-
street
until
July 1 from 1961 to 1980
Principal and interest
payable
Sale—The
walk and
on
p.m.
until
Joseph-de-Coleraine, Que.
Bond
bids
June 28 for the pur¬
$215,000 city improve¬
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
on
inclusive.
$975,000
in
loan procedure.
of
will
bids
2147—were
awarded to Placements
Kennebec,
June
on
ment
Gi-
on
St.
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
branches
the
Prosper, Que.
Bond Offering — Raoul
Poulin,
City Secretary - Treasurer, will
June 28 for the
on
of
in
St.
8
sealed
(EDST)
chase
1961
mentioned
Commission,
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
p.m.
June 26 for the pur¬
on
$145,000 school bonds.
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
receive
Marces
2
to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
and interest payable at all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
Inc., La
—
until
cipal
Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
Offering
La-
will
—
bids
of
Dated
on May 31—v.
191,
2255—were awarded to a group
St. Jerome School
Bernard
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Sale—The $246,000 school
composed of
Offering
marche,
bonds offered
&
Commission, Que.
of 97.18,
Quebec
Bond
May
offered
improvement
May
Township, Que.
—
St. Hubert School
mentioned
Florido
700 improvement bonds offered
QUEBEC
Bond
price
a
Lennoxville, Quebec
Bond
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
fCanton Delisle
and
2360—were
p.
Banque
awarded
school
53/4s, at
St. Michel des Saints
School
ale, jointly.
&
June 1
terest J-D.
Bond
Inc.
Laval-West, Quebec
Sale—The $95,500
April
Gouinlock
Due
L.
basis of about 6.11%.
cipal and
Fils.
to Veillet Lanelois
rities
Bond
Laurent
paving
—v.
$104,000
April 20
Graham
6%s.
as
1961
offered
J.
6.54%.
price
March
7,375,000
it.#:
Ltd.,
1 from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
>Vt
VMt
Sift?
sold to
was
a
as
on
191,
to
5.77%.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
Ltd.,
offered
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc., and the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, jointly, as 5y2s, at a
J.
July 5 for the purchase of $1,general obligation bonds.
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about
awarded
ONTARIO
Elden
—
p. 2255 — were
G. Beaubin & Co.,
awarded
rique 8c Co., Ltd., Belanger, Inc.,
Credit Anglo-Francais,
Ltd., Mor¬
gan,
Ostiguy
&
Hudon,
Ltd.,
1
inclusive.
School, Ontario
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June
on
1980
Ajax Roman Catholic Separate
1
hrb
;;b:
to
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CDST)
Dated June
?N
1972
Due
Broehm, City Clerk, will receive
111)1
n.
to
3.30s.
as
June 1
inclusive.
on
CANADA
525,000
,
of
100.043, a
about 3.34%,
Due
May 30—v.
Bond
improvement bonds
offered
on;
May 31 — v. 191, p. 2255 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed
by
the Banque Provincile du
Canada,
as
6s, at a price of 96.56, a basis
and
Appleton, Wisconsin
«#
Bank
of
of
to
1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at all
branches in
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
town
—
bonds
Laval-des-Rapides, Quebec
Bond
Matteau
follows:
WISCONSIN
i ifi
National
Bond
Offering—Ernest Lesage,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (EDST)
on
June 27 for the
purchase of
$101,500 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from 1961
net interest cost of about
6.14%.
St. Bruno, Que.
Sale
The $32,000
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
about 6.31%.
$650,000 school
price
a
interest
net
a
Corp., as 5V2s, at a price of
95.02, a basis of about 6.11%.
Bond
follows:
as
St. Leonard School
Sale—The
ties
building bonds offered on June 7
191, p. 2147—were awarded
to
basis of about 5.99%.
ments, Inc., and Veillet, Langlois
& Courtemanche,
Inc., jointly, as
5V2S and 6s, at a price of 95.95,
inclusive.
L'Assomption, Quebec
Sale—The $150,000 town
improvement bonds
offered
on
June
Pi:
■
Watertown, Wis.
Bond Sale—The
Can¬
price of
glo-Francais,
L t d.,
Placements
Kennebec, Inc., Durocher, Rodrique 8c Co., Ltd., and W. C. Pitfield & Co., Ltd.
$136,000 town
improvement
bonds
offered
on
May 31 — v. 191, p. 2255 — were
city improvement bonds.
Dated.
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
Gaston
1
du
a
Florido Matteau
Fils,
Belanger, Inc.,
Gaston
Laurent, Inc., Credit Quebec, Inc.
McNeil, Mantha, Inc., Credit An¬
v.
improvement
Lachine, Que.
Bond Offering — Emile
Daoust,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
—v.
.*{. :-T,
b.
b
horst, of Minneapolis.
inclusive.
Due
to
Dec.
on
1977
to
1978
Dec. 1
inclusive.
on
1970
to
1971
as
from
m
1962
as
from
%■
ii
414s.
as
Provinciale
5%s and 6s, at
&
191, p. 2255 — were
Morgan, Ostiguy &
Ltd., as 5V2s, at a price
Bond
Leclerc,
price of 97.07, a basis
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
$290,000
a
offered
on
191, p. 2468 — were
syndicate headed
by
Other members of the
syndicate
to
a
v.
96.84.
Quebec
(CDST)
as
$604,000 various
bonds
Banque
ada,
Ste-Agatha-des-Monts, Quebec
Rene-T.
of about 6.13%.
27
the
Sale—The $70,000 village
improvement bonds offered
on
Hudon,
of 96.56,
—
awarded to
awarded to The Societe de Place¬
Bizard, Quebec
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Durocher, Rod-
of
June 7
Richelieu, Quebec
were
—
Simard
and
of
File
2360
p.
F.
able at any bank or trust company
cost
construction
Dominion Secu¬
„
6
awarded
of
97.597, a net interest
4.62%, as follows:
Quebec
Bond
—
Leonard-de-Port-Maurice,
Bond Sale—The
were
May 30
playground bonds offered
June
By-
o n
p.m.
follows:
as
awarded
Gatineau, Quebec
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
about
M /i;r
i
St.
Other members of the syndicate
&
Co.,
the Bank of Montreal,
5s, at a price of 95.35,
basis of about
a
2255
p.
E.
of
hM;'*
1
ronto-Dominion Bank.
191,
v.
—
awarded
syndicate headed by
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., at a price
a
June
on
May 30
—
Bond
on
ar¬
Due
to 1980 inclusive.
Cowansville, Quebec
Bond Sale
The $85,000 town
improvement
bonds
offered
on
strom, District Clerk, will receive
$1,475,000
revenue
until
will
branches
from 1971
Corp., Ltd., Royal Bank of
Canada, Canadian Bank of Com¬
merce, J. C.
Boulet, Ltd., Desjardins,
Couture,
Inc.,
Banque
Provinciale du Canada, and To¬
&
Offering—E.
Bond
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
M
Kidder
Clerk,
bids
VIRGINIA
West Virginia State Armory
ft#
M.
interest
and
procedure.
Ltd.,
Co., Tilney
& Co., Penington, Colket &
Co.,
Shannon & Co., Arthur L.
Wright
&
Co., Seasongood & Mayer, J.
A. Overton & Co., Bioren &
Co.,
Irving J. Rice & Co., D. A. Pincus
& Co., Schwabacher &
Co., and
Laird, Bissell & Meeds.
Marshall, and Seattle Trust &
Savings Bank of Seattle, jointly.
■''4w
Bodine, Barret, Fitch,
Co., Underwood, Neu-
gality approved by Quarles, HerClemons, of Milwaukee.
&
'
&
& Co., Inc., Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, l Inc.,
Harkness
&
Hill,
gen¬
series
June
all
&
riott &
$228,500
school,
on
2360—were
p.
"
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
Merle-
Collins & Co.
1980 inclusive. Interest
Olympia), Wash.
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:M.i
County, Tenino School
O.
District No. 402 (P.
Wf
s'4'i
Commerce,
■
1
'i
'
June 6—
on
2468—were awarded to
p.
&
Wallace,
Bond
$115,000 fire
The National Bank of
♦
i\:,
is
The
—
Co., Dick
Peshtigo, Wisconsin
station bonds offered
{ '»
r
;:!; *
Sale
Bond
V/?;j
(Hil W
&
Geruldsen & Co.,
C. F. Childs & Co., Tripp &
Co.,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc., Julien
Kirkland, Wash.
1
on
Smith, A. G. Becker & Co., Goodbody & Co., Newburger, Loeb &
Treasurer's office.
j'
5V2S.
as
rities
duPont
Dittmar & Co., Rowles, Winston
Waterville), Wash.
!v'w»M!r
i" *' M J
502,000
sive.
haus & Co.
Douglas County, Eastmont School
District No. 204 (P. O.
I**1
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i
Mi?
;
Dated July 1, 1960.
Due
July 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
& Co., Weeden
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Francis
North
t.rf }
♦
bonds.
Rothschild
Co.,
Boettcher
$415,000 water
revenue,
awarded
—were
F.
J.
WASHINGTON
i'M:
i
as
bonds.
revenue
sewer
1
:ifi'
■■
bonds,
300,000 general obligation bonds.
11.1
I)
$700,000
for the
follows:
$400,000
'
until June 21
of
purchase
>r
*'
Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
Inc., jointly.
t
I,
L.
\
i
i
Edward
to
Burton & Co., and Coughlin & Co.,
*
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,
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