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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
1839
Number
193
New York 7,
6061
Price
N. Y., Mbnday, June 5, 1961
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
previously,
Acoustica Associates, Inc.—Shows Loss—
the
paid
Associates, Inc., had
record sales of $9,300,000 and a net loss, including special charges, of
$297,000, equal
to
65
cents per share on
the 449,875 shares out¬
standing, it was announced on May 25 by Robert L. Rod, President.
For
The
loss
inventory
tions
for
and
28,
several
including
line
new
ultrasonic
of
opera¬
net
shares
then
a' year
products.
Stock and Bond Quotations
These
figures
will
is
Inc.,
Associates,
illumination
included
be
shareholders
to
in
early
the
systems.—V.
190,
electronics
National
principal
amount
May
Affiliated
sale
basis
$5
Week
and
Midwest Stock Exchange
selling
Montreal Stock
warrants
two-year
The
company
ceeds
to
engaged
of
phases
from
that
stock
the
control
shares of
of
acquire
216,400
per
share),
and
one
L.
the
Watkinson,
to
issued
to
This
and
industry.
sale
will
75c
a
15,000
stock
common
The
Dale
O.
40,000
and
Ross
which
of
common,
two
present holders thereof.
respec¬
are
to
be
to
are
Net
engaged
is
company
required
storm
for
the
and
in the manufacture
windows
screen
manufacture
proceeds
its
and
thereof,
of
sale
—V.
aluminum
products.
Period End.
48
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
This
inventory in collection with the possible opening of addition branch
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$1,638,832 $2,019,230
1,416,532
1,554,317
ry.
—V.
26,670
operations
way
Net
37,198
income
oper.
193,
$222,300
38,801
$116,814
which
of
Harold L.
of
Kapp. Secretary-Treasurer. Each proposes to sell his holdings
class A shares.
75,000
$464,913
150,302
Central
Algoma
Ry.
Bay
Hudson
&
Partial Re¬
—
demption—
of
of
May 29, 1961 reported the sale
000
this
of
due June
has called for redemption on June 30, next, 6,000
cumulative redeemable convertible preferred shares at
and
representative,
as
fund
conditions
the
of
underwriters,
have
for
severally
underwriting
subject
agreed,
agreement,
Brothers
to
the
purchase
to
approval
in
Shell
is
the
St.
company
debentures,
all the
in the
principal amounts
A.
C.
$3,000,000
Brothers
Allyn
W.
Stearns
A.
Becker
Blunt
Ellis
&
J.
Bradford
Cruttenden,
M.
$200,000
900.000
Mid-Continent Securities
200,000
Co.
Co.,
Inc
400,000
400,000
900,000
200,000
/
,
200,000
900,000
Co.
&
Podesta
Newburger
Paribas
tive
&
Co.,
Dillion,
Securities
&
V.
Inc.
R.
of
p.
W.
ville,
in
represents
subsidiaries.
has
land
J.
Korvette,
It
now
authorized and
650,000
has
1,300,707
market.
shares
out¬
Combined assets
Pressprich
Simon
&
stock
400,000
the
Wertheim
900,000
of
900,000
each
900,000
&
&
Co
White, Weld & Co
200,000
The
directors
Inc., this issue.—V.
Inc.—Sale Agreement.
193, p.
1009.
of
three-for-one,
regular
record
stock
June
share
12
held.
receive
of
1%
equal
to
30
in
Corp.
will
of
1%
receive
1 to split the common
dividend, and to continue
Common shareholders
additional shares of common for
voted
the
increase
to
two
June
cash
each
quarter.
will
cents
on
and
a
a
10
regular
cents
pre-split
quarterly dividend on the split
cash.
The cash dividend is
in
share,
compared
to
25
cents
paid
will be
or
granted under its stock option plan.
primarily
engaged
is
in
research and
communication equipment.
electronic
commercial
basis
electronic
various
development in
It also produces and
equipment and com¬
The company is presently engaged in constructing
at
site
Lansdale
its
for
used
be
general
an
additional
approximate
shares.
Of
corporate purposes.
outstanding
has
company
the
class
family, and Conrad J.
21.33%
and 18.16%,
group
class
82,486
shares,
class
A
and
Leon Riebman,
23,842 class B
President, and
shares
B
directors.—V.
B
Fowler, Board Chairman, and his family,
respectively.
Management officials as a
of the class B and 4.5% of the class A shares. Hold¬
have the sole right to elect the entire board of
50.1%
own
of
ers
at
$250,000 will be obtained by means of a
The
190,
American
p.
150.
Export Lines,
Inc.—Plans
Bond
Sale—The
June 1 the proposed sale of
$18,000,000 of United States Government Insured Mer¬
chant Marine Bonds. The bonds consist of serial bonds
announced
company
due
on
Sept. 1, 1961-69 and term bonds due Sept. 1,
1985.
offering will be made through an underwrit¬
ing group headed jointly by the First Boston Corp., New
York City; Childs Securities Corp., Chicago, 111.
The public
bonds, which will be insured as to principal
and
America under Title XI
Marine Act of 1936, will be issued in
interest by the United States of
the
Merchant
Lines
by
between
a
Export
in
ports
Great
are
and
Lines
regular
on
the
Lakes
Mediterranean,
Ceylon
$4,500,000 each, identical in terms and each
first mortgage on one of American Export
vessels.
new
American
passengers
the
declared
stock
a
of
secured
.
directors
stock
Amerace
dividend
the
cost of $400,000, of
first mortgage. $150,000
of the net proceeds from this stock sale will be used to finance such
construction.
The company plans to apply $100,000 to purchase addi¬
tional equipment for use in the new plant and the balance, if any,
of
Florida.
at
Yeatman,
Suplee,
a
on
The
of 25 home building and development
a
mortgage financing subsidiary and
Corp.—Proposed Stock Split—
Amerace
400,000
Proposes
date and
record
The
four series of
200,000
M.
Co
Co.
—
rate of one new share for each 10
offering price are to be supplied by
Mosley Co., Inc., Philadelphia, the un¬
fee of $5,000 and a concession of $1 or $2
stockholders
will
ponents.
underwriters.
other
includes
in
of
acceptance
Inc.
of 121 North Seventh Street, Philadelphia, filed a
statement with the SEC on May 26 covering 10,632 shares
stock. It is proposed to offer such stock for sub¬
company
field
sells
Board and Chief Execu¬
previously owned all the
received
Amedco
complex
a
also
holdings
the
with
conjunction
Amerace
E.
following
Evans,
Amedco
Stein Bros. & Boyce
G. H. Walker & Co
Alexander's Department Stores,
See
wife
his
They
Homes.
Amedco.
at a meeting
with Quality
the merger plan by more
than
75%
of Amedco shareholders, was subsequently
elected to the
board
and as its Chairman
by board members.
Mr._ Evans then an¬
nounced
that
there
was
a
proposed
new
underwriting of Amedco
stock
to be
handled by Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., of Jackson¬
Mr.
I.
2321.
193,
Shell
of
shares
and
He
Amedco.
Quality
the
of
Chairman
became
effected
city.
of this
also
was
merger
a
standing, trading is in the over-the-couter
of the corporations are about $6 million.
200,000
Union
Co
of
Officer
stock
200,000
Dain
Eastman
Inc.,
Evans
W.
29,
May
10,000
8,000
Laboratories,
Electronic
have been
options
own
the stockholders of Amedco, Inc.,
by
900,000
&
&
Company
Corporation
be
common
200,000
200,000
Inc
Co.
J.
Corp.
400,000
Co.,
Co
&
&
Co.,
Michigan
900,000
&
200,000
&
Blyth
C.
of
Inc.
& Co.
Baird
Incorporated
Bear,
First
Simmons
Whipple
Robert
Inc.
400,000
200,000
Amount
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Hallgarten & Co._:
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Lazard Freres & Co.___
McKelvy & Company
Co.,
&
Bacon,
G.
forth below
*
Amount
Lehman
set
then- respective names.
593.
p.
Petersburg
Homes,
Robert
unissued
opposite
shares
$52.75
Amedco, Inc.—Merger—
After
held
terms
from
192,
10,000
Lehman Brothers
Hornblower & Weeks
50,000
share depending upon the number of shares not subscribed for. The
statement also includes 23,100 class A common shares, to
offered to officers and employees of the company to whom stock
his
debentures
Lehman
whom
6%
share.—V.
per
May 26 of $15,000,-
on
sinking
1, 1981. Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
acting
5%%
company's
its
Shares
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co
Fen-
Inc
common
by
facilities
2105.
p.
The company
Aldens, Inc.—Additional Financing Details—Our issue
A
held.
which
has outstanding 150,000 class A and 450,000 class B
Leroy H. Hewit, President, owns 50%
each as does
severally
agreement, to
of common
registration
the
$78,296
The company now
shares,
class
per
from rail¬
revenue
have
purchase
company,
registration
The
Ne*t
the
Rights Offering—
RR.—Earnings-
1961—Month—1960
$425,332
$505,332
347,036
388,518
April 30—
Railway
of
1685.
p.
derwriter,
of
warehouses.
193,
amendment.
Railway
Pierce,
Smith
&
shares
of aluminum
aluminum extrusions
other
In
opposite their respective names below.
American
Co., New York
sale
and
doors,
and
conditions
below
named
underwriters
certain
Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons., 50,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
! 12,000
48
& Youngstown
of subsidiaries.
1960.
at Dec. 31,
$349,655
to
Lynch,
scription
additional stock will be added to general
funds of the company and will be available as working capital and fori
general corporate purposes, including possible use for the building up
of
48
of
Akron, Canton
obligations
represents
$636,053
small minority stock interests in certain subsidiaries
are
Shares
offered for
be
amount,
subject
set
ner
The offering price and underwriting terms
supplied by amendment. Francis I. duPont &
as the principal underwriter.
combination
stock
of
System
value
par
.
,
($1 par value)
aggregated
Merrill
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
City, is listed
The
Reserve
,
$52,500,000
$52,500,000
*1,017,928
*1,017,928
74,433 shs.
67,931 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
4,226,536 shs.
mortgages—
purchase from the selling stockholder the number of shares
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Registered—
50,000 shares
stock
this
addition, there
150,000 being outstanding stock, by the
public sale by the company and
and
to and
$1,625,000
1, 1978—
on Jan.
UNDERWRITERS—The
:
from
Outstanding
1962
1,
1972;
1,
preferred stock $20
*Of
39
Banks
Member
of
Statement
Federal
Byrd,
L.
Jesse
shares,
20,000
and
July
State and
Foreign Exchange Rates
stock
common
payable $1,250,000 semi¬
from July
notes
Common
39
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
shares of class A
5%
39
Dividends Declared and Payable—
Condition
authorized
Debt:
Notes,
Other
Corporation and Investment News—
1
City Bond Offerings,
55
11
General
pro¬
corporation of 20th Street, and Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia,
registration statement with the SEC on May 26 covering 200,000
a
Long-Term
agreed,
used
\
.
,
1961,
the
in
1961
19,
1,
Authorized
Miscellaneous Features
has outstanding
organization for 50c
at
May
March
at
10,000,000 shares, was as follows:
5,000,000 to
which
company
(purchased
own
on
stock interests
of
semi-annually from Jan. 1, 1973 to
and
including July 1, 1977; and
Transactions American Stock Exchange
added
companies.
such
increase
4.2%
conducted
the company and its con¬
adjusted to give effect to the
capitalization
including
Stock Exchange.—
New York
1961
activities are television and
through its American Broad¬
companies.
annually
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Transactions
estimated $1,653,100 net
to general funds and
The
be
subsidiaries
Industrial Stock Averages 39
regis¬
underlie
2,
picture
39
common
which
Inc.—
June
a
also has substantial minority
electronics
solidated
Murrel for services
L.
Roger
Air Master Corp.—Class A Stock
filed
receive
The
expenses.
shares,
motion
and
The company
small
$10,000,000
National Quotation
Theatres,
to
broadcasting accounted for 63% of
theatre operations accounted
consolidated
revenues.
The
company
has expanded
its
certain other fields,
including phonograph records and
of
three
share.
per
Vice-President, and
30,000, 20,000,
directors,
tively.
Jr.,
for
underwriter
the
50c
at
be
1897.
p.
television
1960,
CAPITALIZATION—The
public
efforts
in
on
45
Bond Averages
Stock and
Dow-Jones
29
for
best
a
Will
which
Inc.,
common
on
May
on
offered
be
made
which Louis E. McMahan, President (and President
controlling stockholders of the underwriters), Marion
of
of
50,000
warrants
to
be
$25,000
and
will
dividend
193,
motion picture threatre operation,
and
41
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
organized under District
of Columbia law in
the
primary
objective of owning investments
in the
business
of
life insurance,
and
other
was
with
1961
entities
related
Underwriters
exercisable
all
February
stock,
will
issued
underlie
which
rendered,
statement
offering
Stock
Washington,
K
common
includes
Exchange
carried
revenues
into
publishing.
40
40
Toronto
Registered—
St., N. W.,
with
the
SEC
1730
of
commission
also
sinking
26%
business
39
39
Canadian Stock Exchange
Hhe
share.
statement
shares
in
shares
5 lA %
Corp.—Common
of
stock
Paramount
-
principal
generally
company's
division,
Co.
subsidiaries. In
for
39
Exchange
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
for $15,000,000
fund debentures
2209.
p.
12.—V.
Offered—Pursuant
broadcasting,
consolidated
48
37
37
37
ending May 26
ending June 2__
Exchange
Week
Broadcasting
Stock
BUSINESS—The
casting
by
Detroit Stock
appointed trustee
been
Corp.,
Affiliated
through
tration
193,
and
June
of the Edward John Noble Foundation.
radio
37
Exchange
Pacific Coast
corporation's
registration
a
per
share
per
has
Investment
400,000
at
the
Investment
filed
C.,
covering
of
1981.—V.
1,
Affiliated
D.
City Bank
15
27
32
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Aerojet-General Corp.—Appointment—
First
Stock
Boston
Rod
ultrasonics,
of
Exchange
American Stock Exchange
2613.
p.
(Stocks)—;
(Bonds)
York Stock Exchange
report which will be
stated.
Acoustica
annual
month,
next
York
New
are
manufacturer
a
Stock
New
greatly
strengthened
management
team
to
of
our
operations," the company president stated. "These include substan¬
tial reductions in fixed overhead charges, consolidation of multi-plant
facilities in the Los Angeles area, and improvement of
cost control
procedures.
The net result, we believe, will be a return to profitable
operations this fiscal year."
distributed
cash
The
of record
associates, publicly offered 140,000 outstanding shares
of this company's $1 par common stock at $52.50 per
share. None of the proceeds of the sale accrued to the
company, the stock having being sold for the trustees
Page
being taken by
our
increase the
efficiency
already
steps
20%.
of
holders
to
prospectus, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
and Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons, New York City, and
|
Acoustica
ago,
outstanding.
significant
"Many
due
Common
had sales of $8,106,788
earnings of $240,879, equal to 63 cents a sljare on the 377,142
period
same
10
American
In This Issue
heavy
company
Rod stated,
majority of
factors,
moving a
of
costs
increase
an
July
on
Acoustica
1981,
Angeles, and extensive research and development expendi¬
a
the
For
Feb.
to
due
was
write-offs,
Los
to
tures
ended
year
MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE
•
and
Adriatic,
Burma.
presently
under
is
a
carrier
by
water
of freight,
mail and
service
on
essential trade routes primarily
Atlantic coast.of the United States and
North
The
ports
Black
Portugal
to Morocco and the
Red Seas, and Pakistan, India,
operates 29 vessels. Eight vessels
and, upon completion, will replace
from
and
company
construction
2
vessels
eight
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2430)
20
over
government.—V.
190,
of
years
which
age
766.
p.
will
into
turned
be
"If
the
stock
Home-Products
American
Corp.
Proposed
—
to
Stock
to
A
rate
on
to
—V.
increase
to
30,000,000 shares
will be called fcr September to
authored caoifU
stock
from
twe
value of $1
of the par
1
.
193,
12
cents
share
per
on
the
" i
,
This
the new stock as of Nov.
ts )
(
-
,
of
statement
fi.
• -.
••
East
120
with
stock,
common
-
1961.
1,
,
the
to
.....
,
be
products
St.,
56th
SEC
York
New
City,
filed
lished
SIDNEY
By
for bonds in recent weeks to
The
move
to bolster the
trend
have
been
enthusiastic
reversal
BROWN
opportunity to double check the tendency
in price—assuming the Federal Reserve does not
the
about
3%
the
vigor of
increase
and have refused to become
April new orders, the April
recovery
in manufacturers'
in
factory inventories after a seven months' decline, a rise in factory
backlogs for the third month in a row dnd the same for manufactuers' sales, the
decline in
unemployment and other bullish turns of events. If the capital market
obligations maintains its trend of pushing toward higher yields, we will
have the market's appraisal of these portents. The bears may be proved correct,
however, for the wrong reasons if Treasury deficit financing needs become the
for
bined
con
U1
formal and
for the formal one,
Fed's
of
weaker
bond
prices
affected
by
into
shift
high
short-term
yields—sans
support.
Long-term
debt
corporate
issues
for
bidding and negotiation this week are
expected- to tap the individual and institutional investors for about $390 million
and tax-exempt offerings are within the $220 million level—a
total demand of
up
$610 million.
Today's
negotiations include $20 million Clark Equipment Credit Corp. debentures
(Lehman Bros, and Blyth & Co.), and Union Tank Car Co. $40 million debentures
(Smith, Barney & Co. and Blunt Ellis & Simmons). Pennsylvania Electric Co. $12
million
debentures
will
be
for
Tuesday will have the
largest issue to hit the market. A.T'.&T. will accept bids for $250 million bonds to
refund a like amount of 5%% debentures. Bidding that same day will also be held
for $10 million Milwaukee, Wis., $19,731,000 Nassau County, N.
Y., and $32 million
State of Ohio obligations.
The following day, Wednesday, has Lehman Bros, and Smith, Barney & Co. sched¬
uled
usher
to
out
up
Lorillard &
P.
bidding at
Co.
DST.
noon
debentures.
Bidding the same day will center
on
Community Public Service Co. ($5 million), and $9 million Madison Metropolitan
Sewer District, Wise. Thursday, June 8, has bidding in store for New York City's
$60,400,000 tax-exempts, and Brooklyn Union Gas Co. ($20 million) bonds.
During the June 5-9 week there are several large equity offerings posted the largest
of which is Public Service Electric & Gas
LARGE
Last
week's
FOUR-WEEK
Company's new issue to raise capital.
FLOAT
GAINS
the
products
company's
sold
are
selling
vending ma¬
operated
exclusive
of
products
for
it
by
estab¬
the
under
"Cloramint,"
sale
vending machines
manufactured
lowns;
company
shares
of
purpose
trade
names
for
which
it
has
'
'
-
'
*
-
indeterminate
...
.
.
;.
.....
backlogs indicate that the gross corporate
above.
Changes in the Past Week
Corporate public offerings sold in the week through May 31 amounted to
$156,301,790.
This includes the Illinois Bell
Telephone Co. stock rights offering of $83,813,040.
Additions
to
the
June
to
$70 million.
through on June 1.
up
offerings went out generally as expected and was more active
than a reasonable anticipation for a three-day holiday week. Hallicrafters Co. capital
stock issue was the larger postponed issue set for that week.
Despite a sharp falling off in the latter two weeks of the four-week visible supply,
Contradictions
Devaluation
While the political world is
investment, trade
(fhe provisions ol
domestic
ties
came
to $89,459,180.
State
$27,938,000 and calendar additions added
and
Between
Favoring
focusing attention
Being
Ending
issues
many
that
went
Opposed
Gold
Ties
the meeting of the two "K's," the
commerce world
is trying to ascertain the consequences of
Multer and Widnall bills which would eliminate whatever
and
the
still
we
corporate calendar
week were
same
The weekly sales cut-off date misses
They will be picked up next week.
To
have
on
to
gold. Foreigners may more knowingly be aware of
fervent declarations against raising the price of gold
removing gold reserve requirements behind Federal Reserve notes and deposits.
One need not know much to understand that devaluation
is one way to expand
the monetary supply and the removal of
gold reserve requirements domestically is
the
incongruity between
our
and
another way.
Therefore, though these bills pledge to honor foreign demands upon
an ounce as heretofore, foreign dollar holders should have
every rea¬
suspicious rather than be reassured of a country creating a money-making
vehicle to be operated entirely at the
mercy of its operator without an important
restraining inLuence. There have been many governments that have said gold's
only function is solely to serve as foreign reserves to find that domestic fiat money
our
gold at $35
son
to be
moves
fact
completely pulled the
that
domestic
a
international
one
gold
insofar
rug
out from
standard
under those
must—in
devil's
a
universal acceptance of currency
as
Dr. Burns
as
Forgotten
reserves.
choice—come
is
ahead
the
of
an
is concerned.
Single Causer
a
Arthur F. Burns, John
Bates, Clark Professor of Economics at Columbia University
and Preside11* of the National Bureau of Economic Research—-known as an econo¬
gold
public
Chronicle's
Inherent
mist's
SLIGHTLY
1
and local issues sold in the
debt
cause
Present
which
shares
—
capital market. Those who have dismissed the price weakening
bearish
about
the
are
public
amend¬
common
1,000
the
coin
the
by
financing amoums to $3.7 billion
approximately the same as last week's total.
Two issues, the $18 million American
Export Lines insured bonds and the $25 million
Long Island Lighting Co. mortgage bonds, have left the indeterminate
backlog
excellent
ease
Both
sells
it
for
The
common
services,
for
owned,
Inc.
supplied
12,000
and
1960
operators
company.
which
producers.
"Alkaid,"
>
an
to
be
for
Esqs.
in
company
to
includes
share,
per
Lipton,
&
Associates
are
also
a
29 covering
100,000
public sale on an all or
for
merchandise
the
by
$2
at
leased
are
them
Martin
terms
organized
of
means
and
May
on
offered
by
which
to
A.
statement
Lipton
wa3
sold
Registered—
Robert
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
underwriting
underwriter
Booth,
company
.
.,
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
This week's market will offer
to
The
and
registration
the
to
issued
monthly
through
price
The
chines
corporation,
of
regular
1009.
p.
registration
shares
each.
oifering
ment.
sold
increase
to
basis
none
distributed
be
1961."
intention
its
American Uni-Vend Corp.—Common
stockholders
of
proposal
a
present
in October,
will
held
capital
capital
in
of
shares
"additional
share
each
for
increase
proposed
Chairman,
shares
two
indicated
board
the
approve
Brush,
G.
of
stockholders early
Brush.
G.
meeting
special
10,000,000
the
regular monthly meeting on
shares
three-for-one,
according
their
at
company
split
to
Alvin
Chairman
vote
this
of
voted
25
Alvin
the
dividend rate to
Directors
May
said
at
The
Split-
stockholders
the
stock,"
^
.
economist—recently joined
provisions
of
the
two
impressive ,list ,of ;;tho$6 • Wh^te^r^e with the
an
House
bills
mentioned
above.
Together with Roy L.
Trust, Henry C. Alexander,
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., Prof. Robert Triffin of Yale University,
Edward M. Bernstein, formerly economist of the I.M.F., Allan
Sproul, former head
of the N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank, and the Committee for Economic
Development,
Reierson,
Vice-President
Chairman
of
Dr. Burns
sees
no
and
need for
economist
of
Bankers
gold standard domestically.
a
the corporate demand for external financing remains at last week's
28-day estimated
figure and municipals manage to pick up $60 million more resulting in the over-all
total being slightly larger than the previous projection for an
equal number of days.
Actually, bonds have increased in the four-week float and do not fall off until
May 25 he said to the American Iron and Steel Institute: ".
the gold reserve
requirement
has not really served as a check against inflation in the postwar
period and I doubt whether it will serve that function in the near future. Since the
the
dollar
fourth
week,
whereas
equities
have
declined
and
show
a
marked
change
in
dollar volume with the third week.
FOUR
June
VISIBLE
Stocks
,5-June 10__ $394,850,000
June 19-June24__
208,799,500
28,230,000
June 26-June 30__
54,078,250
12,195,000
$814,322,750
*
vulnerable
to
tides
of
sentiment,
Total of
*Municipals
a
any
role
our
of
international
[Italics supplied.]
a
speculative raid."
curious
position to
use
argument since he blames
our
gold stocks to protect the dollar
limited
our
gold standard (since 1933)
so in the near future.
Both
Financings
for not checking postwar price inflation and doubts it could do
would—and has—never put his
Yet, like
who intensively study
$219,938,000
198,579,000
$737,425,500
486,310,600
business cycle and price level behavior, he
a single causal explanation or curative pro¬
posal for the price inflation phenomenon. Today's whole exciting debate as to the
237,029,500
66,273,250
131,136,600
$749,265,000
become
$517,457,500
287,731,600
$122,607,500
156,595,000
Total
now
.
.
This is
SUPPLY
Corporates
June 12-June 17__
Last week's data.
has
.
against
Total
Corporate
Bonds
.
.
banker requires that we be in
WEEK
-
Corporate
Last
54,290,000
291,319,500
limitations of the monetary-central
54,520,000
120,793,250
$294,169,100 $1,108,491,850
$368,995,000 $1,119,040,000
$527,357,000 $1,635,848,850
$469,518,000 $1,588,558,000
many
to
name
banking role in our economy concedes it cannot
job alone and requires cooperative efforts by fiscal authorities and labormanagement actions. In view of this, it is painful for Dr. Burns to say gold alone
the
do
failed
has
check
to
price inflation problem
and to ignore the whole host of
currently goes back to W. W. II itself.
explanation of price inflation would take too much space to recount here and
would only duplicate what is well known—most of all to Dr. Burns.
One would
have to start with the deliberate price increasing moves of 1933 when devaluation
was resorted to and gold redemption was suspended domestically.
our
burdensome evidence responsible for it, which
The
$1 million
in
the
or more.
next
mored to
60
Does not include State of Oklahoma's $35,500,000 set to njipear
nor the $177 million Massachusetts Turnpike Authority ru¬
days,
appear
July 1.
TOTAL
FORMAL
The crucial
BACKLOG UNCHANGED
The corporate bond dollar volume with and without
assigned
at the billion dollar figure and
equities, assisted
gold
question is whether we would have had less price inflation without the
requirement in the postwar years and whether it helped prevent more
upward price level increase than we had.
reserve
offering dates remains
particularly by the recent Ford
Foundation and Mellon Charities offerings,
similarly stay just above the billion
dollar mark at $2.3 billion. The municipal total
backlog is, indeed, a heavy one and
it, too, is at last week's projection.
In going from the issues firmed up for
entry into the capital market to those still
monetary managers would act more wisely and that this would serve as a better
way to check foreign speculative raids?
It is the judgment here that our curtailed
domestic ties to gold was more helpful than none during the postwar Truman and
in the "rumor"
Eisenhower Administrations and should continue to be helpful in this and
and "reported to appear" stage, which is not to be construed as an
approximate financing demand volume, it is possible to construct a nossible—
potential—demand for capital of about $3.7 billion. The data in the following tables
should make this
clear:
Corporate bonds with dates
(46)
$926,587,000
(30)
174,243,250
(30)
(76)
$1,100,830,250
(73)
$328,469,100
(99)
$407,822,220
(87)
Corporate stocks with dates
Corporate stocks without dates.
Total
*
835,630,000(321)
$1,243,452,220(408)
$2,392,670,790(421)
municipals with dates..
t$679,112,000 (89)
$2,344,282,470(481)
$673,559,000
(94)
Includes four preferreds totaling
$15,400,000 with dates and $8,268,000
in three preferreds without dates. Also 24
issues of $300,000 or less
with dates and. 96 issues without dates.
t Includes TVA's $50 million bond issue
exempt from
Federal taxes
but
set
for June 28 which is
is exempt from state and local
not
and
Total Indeterminate
Backlog
-
Our important problems are deficit financing,
blanche freedom to inflate
LARGER
There is
This Week
$1,400,000,000
Last Week
reserve
requirement,
a
a
check is
a
mystery—unless they
the money supply bases at will.
ISSUES
IN
THE
OFFING
-
equipment trust certificate among the following larger issues scheduled
as follows:
one
appear
of June 5-June 9: $5 million capital for Technical Industries, Inc., common;
$20 million Clark Equipment Credit Corp., debentures; one million shares of com¬
mon of De Soto Chemical Coatings, Inc.; one million shares of class A stock of Futterman Corp.; 300,000 shares
of Hallicrafters Co., capital; $12 million Pennsylvania
Electric Co., debentures; $7.5 million
St. Louis Capital, Inc.,
common;
common;
80,000 shares
$40 million Union Tank Car Co., deben¬
tures; $250 million American Telephone & Telegraph Co., bonds; $1,230,000 Denver
Rio
Grande
Western
Public
Service
Co.,
&
shares of
Corp.,
Public Service
common;
RR.,
bonds;
equipment
$40
trust
certificates;
million Lorillard
Electric
&
(P.)
&
$5
Co.,
million
Community
debentures;
900,000
Gas Co., common; two million shares of
$20 million Brooklyn Union Gas Co.,
bonds;
and
in
Sony
Municipals—
$4.5 million Orlando, Fla.; $10 million Milwaukee, Wise.; $19,731,000 Nassau County,
Y.; $32 million Ohio
Metro.
Sewer
(State of); $6 million Phoenix, Ariz.; $9 million Madison
Dist., Wise.; $4,753,000
York City, N. Y.; $20
million Albuquerque, N. M.; $60,400,000 New
million Santa Clara County, Calif.; $4 million Charleston
•
$1,500,000,000
our
Week
N.
personal property taxes.
Corporate stocks and bonds
correct that without the gold
of Southland Life Insurance Co.,
corporates—^_.
Total
932,972,940(246)
$1,261,442,040(345)
stocks
as
succeeding
huge pyramid of economically
unsound debt, allowing the free market system to act on prices and pressure costs
down, and to keep gold as an additional check on our monetary managers. Why our
ones.
to
Total
it be accepted
(43)
147,415,000
$1,131,237,750
bonds
can
want carte
Last Week
$983,822,750
Corporate bonds without dates.
Total
an
monetary managers should be loath to have such
Total Formal Backloa
This Week
of
Further,
\
.
4
June 1, 1961;
W. Va..
Volume
exclusive
an
net
the
from
to
for
In
Corp.
of
and
of
65%
standing
shares
of
balance
for
indebtedness,
stock,
5%,
11%. J Irving
President,
Robert
Martin,
A.
Of
to
proposes
the
has
It
purchase
Ampal-American
Atlas
Douglee
The
made
of
B,
at
N.
100%
at
Corp.
redemption on July 1, 1961, through
of its 15-year 4%
debentures,
interest.
accrued
Trust
Co.,
Broad
67
will
ture
corporation
100%
Marine
called
has
plus
Midland
York.—V.
New
Street,
York
New
4,
of
for
redemption
interest.
accrued
Trust
191,
Co.
New
of
July
on
will
Payment
York,
made
be
The
at
of
registiation
a
by
The
Bank
by
time
The
in
which
are
tronic
Ltd.,
of
as
the
to
proposes
data
as
in
computers.
market
storage
missiles,
Francis
Baker,
E.
sells
and
in
to
of
York
City,
record
date,
subscription
(including 18.4%
President).—V.
Jr.,
192,
certain
oper.
territories
into
the
and
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
ry.
ry.
2,024,250
2,510,542
$79,623
$25,137
$315,082
21,840
opers.
*58,354
87,709
income
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
193,
will
This
Ce.—Proposed Stock Split, Dividend
announced
be
held
common
shares,
proposal
will
for
split.
The
share
May
on
June
on
to
vote
V.
the
If adopted,
a
one-h^lf new $1 par,
issue
to
would
be
of
shares.
common
effecta 'brie-for-tWb1
from
increased
$1
'
■
cents per share after the
May; 19, 1961,, will be(,eptitled
Qr; 80
on
\
Co>
of
Marquette
523
statement
subject to
Minneapolis,
a
underwriter's
sold
by
units
with
the
SEC
covering
29
May
on
filed
Minn.,
$750,000
commission
in
of
$250
will
dealers
Products
natural
a
of
gas
acquiring,
oil
the
of
APA:
Apache
will
units
wholly-owned
several
Transmission
Co,,
organized
be
used
to
to
net
profit
the
lease.
costs
will
in
equipment
is
It
.
that
estimated
approximate
of
25%
expenses,
65%.
Raymond
Plank
E. Anderson is listed
President.—V. 192, p. 1553.
Truman
as
Arizona Public Service
Bankers
shares
has
Co.
been
of
stock
common
appointed
agent
the
of
the
for
of
period
'
;
May
an
24,
of
■
•
=..
• ■
.
•:
'
'
.
Period End. April 30—
1961—Month—1960
be
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
-
T.
sale,
equip
be
added
185,870,523
as
a
Chairman,
John
W.
Cox
Common
—
155,654,126
9,235,095
2,733,353
opers.
14,658,557
38,299,054
11,060,123
be
for
purchased
10,000
by
shares
Shields
to
be
$291,763
$346,103
$1,169,677
oper.
expenses
161,857
177,009
654,886
683,393
ry.
sale
and
-V.
193,
$169,094
$514,791
it
is
the
United
States
by
of
$1,500,000
amount
the
distributor
Rex-Rotary
corporation.
The
cash
shall
as
market
price
con¬
division
Inter¬
considera¬
shares
and
result
of
from
stock
the
share,
agreed
upon)
or
the
initial
whichever
is
the
lower.
Of
the
51,033
137,220
181,959
delivered
be
chief
to
certain
Bohn
Leon
Willmor
of
assume
been
purchase
in
partial
International
liabilities
officer
executive
will
he
the
acquire
become
net
proceeds
less
not
Bohn
of
of
due
the
Bohn
the
1899.
p.
the
president
of
than
the
and 'a
proposed
18,182
Atlantic Research
Annual
highs.
the
Arch
C.
190,
p.
Atlantic
figure
in
1959.
Net
1,
85%
increased
earnings
of
.
.
Finance
the
Co.
other
form.
in
ago.
and
Sidney
Electric
principal
S.
common
and
Western
the
Auto
two
planning.
company
Supply
Co.
companies
of
merger
would
of
announced on
approved a
had
Western
Auto
Co.
Supply
to
the
execution
of
formal
a
merger
thereof by stockholders of both companies,
rulings from the Internal Revenue Service, and
Holders
such
be
the
on
Beneficial
receive
stock
common
of
Beneficial
of
common
following
stock
common
additional
one
Beneficial
share
held
5%
terms:
retain
would
of
such
prior
cumulative
stock
the
to
preferred
and
stock
such
for
each
share's
10
merger.
>
would
stock
retain
stock.
Holders
shares
of
subject
was
would
merger
Holders
held,
.called
into
of
Beneficial
4.80%
similar
those
to
dividend
of
4.80%
would
cumulative
the
of
would
receive,
stock
common
convertible
seven
cumulative
be
for
for
share
one
stock,
con¬
years.
preferred
exchanged
five
each
and
preferred
for
stock
common
Western
redemption,
Western
Beneficial
of
$4.50
shares
1.8
share
for
of
stock
shares
2V2
Beneficial
new
stock,
unless
share
one
of
new
preferred
stocks, having terms generally
Western cumulative preferred stock.
present
Eeneficial
is a holding company, the subsidiaries of which are en¬
principally in the small loan and sales finance business and in
related
thereto.
Western
is
engaged
in
the
business
of
operating a nationwide merchandising chain. Approximately 47%
of
the common stock of western is now owned by a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of Beneficial.
Prior
to
the
merger
the entire business and assets of Western
would be conveyed to a new corporation in exchange for all of its
capital stock and the assumption by it of the liabilities of Western.
Following the merger this new corporation would continue the business
of Western as a subsidiary of
Beneficialv
.
Combined assets of the companies at Dec. 31, 1960, were in excess
of
$700,000,000.—V.
The
192,
Vice-President,
of
merger
to
form
New
Berkey.
two
the
of
England's
photofinishing
installations
be
of
largest
largest
doing
Berkey
existing
equipment
of
"Within
volume
Photo of
been
Streets,
Liberty
and
Within
Berkey
—V.
last
the
Inc.,
a
bring
to
stock
Berkey
the
new
in
new
investment
years,"
entire
and
New
white
month,
Berkey
of
volume'
Inc. had acquired
enlarging equipment.
Simmon
Photo
Omega
in
1960
was
than
more
$12,000,000.
April 30—
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 Mos.—1960
oper.
revenue.
$842,761
$2,383,885
$3,291,384
$7,331,722
Railway
oper.
expenses
1,314,700
1,687,695
5,047,265
6,065,589
*$471,939
$696,190
*$1,755,881
$1,266,133
*248,738
367,868
*497,367
981,259
Nov revenue from
operations—.
way
Net
*
rail¬
ry.
income...
oper.
Deficit.—V.
193,
1899.
p.
corporation
the
to
New
1,
1976.—V.
193,
p.
SEC
be
York.
May
on
covering
offered
Y.,
N.
at
share,
&
Hough
sold privately to
15-
New York Life
Blyth
units.—V. 177,
masonry
recorded
of
sales
Behlen
and
credited
the
for
an
marked
are
for
p.
The
acquisition
Brooks
open
to
that production can
for
the
same
winter and increased
of sales from a
strong during
be geared to meet the
continue
annual stockholder's meeting,
quarterly cash dividend of 20 cents per share
a
outstanding.
record
at
The
close
of
dividend
business
is
Inc.,
of
notification
stock
(par
one
Grace &
Petersburg. Fla.
Co.,
common
Sterling,
St.
Brooks
Instrument.
of
industrial
glass.
now
in
a
both
in
the
to
July
be paid Aug.
14,
1961.—V.
A
items
fabricator
U.
26
from
its
glass
to
of
Hatfield,
reorganization
Brooks,
Porter
rods
and
is
.
shares
corporation,
are
of
of
abroad.—V.
16
East
with
statement
stock.
common
to be,
and
193,
Of
p.
Street,
34th
the
SEC
this
stock,
on
forms
New
May
'26
York
issued in connection with the acqusiition of certain
and
obligations
shares
acquiring
The
same.
for
the
company
reoffered
be
may
of
or
remaining
issuance,
from
sold
1,000,000
time
to
its
the
been,
by
William
Street,
of
March
NOTE;
.
•
Seibert,
Dana
Treasurer;
Chicago 3, Illinois
On
3,
CHRONICLE
George J.
(Telephone STate
indebt¬
Some of
persons
1879. Subscription in United States,
account
■
of the
fluctuations
.......
in
the
subsidiaries
30, 1961.
Of the 1,106,220 shares, (a»
for the stock of Sunray Chairs, Inc., Sunray
Realty Corp., Florida companies, and 10,515
for services;
(b) 107,143 shares to acquire Flamingo Telefilm Sales,
Inc.; and (c) 777,171 shares under an agreement with Massachusetts
Mohair
Plush Co.,
Inc., a New York company, in liquidation of, or
exchange for, obligations and indebtedness aggregating $1,884,640.
existing
shares
211,391
Inc.,
were
and
effect
to
April
on
issued
Langro
the
issuance
of
the
1,106,220
shares,
the
company
'
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(Reg.
U.
rate
of
exchange,
_
remittance
.
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for
foreign
.
subscriptions and
advertisements must be
j
.
made in New York
_
so
shares may be issued, or
in connection
with the
time
acquisition of additional businesses and properties or in connection with
the refunding of indebtedness or obligations of the company and its
Morrissey,
2-0613);
or
businesses
subsidiaries.
public
a
2,106,220
refunding of certain
and
to
filed
City,
covering
shares have
——
—
i
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
THE
!———
of
2003.
1,106,220
properties and in connection with the
edness
Giving
—'—
1
of
precision
a
other
Buckeye Corp.—Common Registered—
2742.
*
the
exchange,
president
Brooks,
tubing,
by
Pa.,
and
Douglas
subsidiary, Brooks Instrument is
its own precision glass products
new
manufacture
and
Inc.
a
by
major supplier
to
A.
May
on
Through
S.
Porter
,Inc.,'ithrough
made
position
Inc.—Acquires—
K.
George
announced
was
registration
$1,075,000
of
Instrument* Co.,
stock
of
1150.
improvement
sales
letter
a
of
through
2211.
of this firm's
that $3,750,000
filed
1961
shares
per
Eeil
and
19,
100,000
$3
—
.
to
of
Railway
Plastics,
of
according
purchase
p.
Period End.
cent)
demand.
stock
New
equipment in the Boston
plant
to
Berkey said, "the plant should
and
two
manufacturer
Photo Inc.
2107.
193,
the
of
May
indications
declared
in
processing
with
registrar and paying agent
corporation's 5x/2% convertible
company
D.
firm,
the
and
New
with
area
trustee,
named
due
products
said
photofinishing
several million dollars."
England Inc.
will service
the
full
range
of
color
and
black
of
a
England
The
amount
company
Walter
all
He
firms
Bowl-Tronics, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
concrete and
the
.
photofinishing
equipment
will
machinery
$1,000,000.
over
Registered
Corp.—Appointments—
through
Neb.
Vtcu :
/
■,
Modernization
Co., Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—May 31,
Co.,
!
2506.
p.
England to form Berkey Photo of New England Inc., a division of
Berkey Photo Inc., was announced May 24 by Benjamin Berkey.
Camera
Shop
Color
Service
Inc.,
of
Framingham,
Mass.,
New
England's
largest
color
photofinishtT,
has
been
acquired
for
an
undisclosed
amount
of stock.
D.
Monosson &
Son
Inc., of Boston,
was
acquired for cash.
Their operations will be combined in Boston
of which
shares,
Barzman,
Co.—Debentures
Lexington
at
reported
common
1961,
p.
future
■
967.
p.
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up—
directors
191,
spinning equipment,
to
Kropf said that this appli¬
in
approval
appropriate
committed
the
of
Mr.
attention
conditions.
The
of
merger
the
of
Brothers
DIVIDEND—Immediately following the
on
and
reported
filament
priority
W.
tion
699.
upcoming quarter
the
reported in the company's 1960
earnings in 1960 reached new record
1960 sales were $13,513,889, up 63% from
President,
sales
Research's
that
Report
$8,315,163
Corp.—Record Highs—
Scurlock,
C.
common
available.
increased
Dr.
of nylon engineering
the company's new process can
Caspersen, Chairman and President of Beneficial, and Arthur
Swanson, President of Western Auto, stated that the consumma¬
Bohn
Division.
has outstanding>,254,200
debentures,
year
interest
year
manufacture
addition
Beneficial.
O.
was
obligation
also
located
Columbus,
Last
$607,927
36,154
income
into
of
obligations and for other corporate purposes. Basalt
Napa, .Calif., is a producer of rock, sand, gravel,
President
$129,904
operations
oper.
in
the
produced by
further
1175.
Beneficial
such
rail¬
from
revenue
way
trade¬
Berkey Photo, Inc.—New Division—
assembly
period.
fet
the
receive
p.,
in
use
materials
with
May 19 that the Directors of
preliminary agreement for the
&
& Co., Inc., New York
Proceeds will be used for the retirement of short-
not
were
$1,291,320
Railway
190,
This
1961—4 Mos.—1960
revenue-
registered
qualities of strength, resilience, and low co-efficient
superior to metals in many applications.
their
raw
would
Rock of
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
the
pur¬
reported at its annual stockholder's
meeting May 20 that sales for the first quarter of fiscal 1961 were
$2,849,000. Since this was the closing day of the quarter, earnings
Railway
Net
—V.
16,366,276
1961—Month-L-1960
under
them
to
used,
cation
share.
the
in
Danish
regis¬
a
will
has
Gas &
was
Behlen
April 30—
their
made
produce nylon yarn
48,228,S43
5,307,116
St. Andrews Bay
Atlanta &
filed
registration state¬
shares
underlying
offering price, of
The
manufactured
price
President,
notes had
term
203,882,969
147,571,469
marketed
be
Brooks Instrument Co.,
it
1961
City.
53,930,135
be
Each
outstanding
Bohn
was
Construction
$3,500,000
The
Period End.
will
to
now
Basalt Rock
$
39,271,578
ry.
also
loans
and
Board
City,
public
warrant
which
a
(which
such
used
193,
Insurance
46,074,273
that
addition
plastics, the
$1,~
$6,500,000
bank
machines. In April 1961
Duplicator Co.,
a
of
Corp.,
33
Bohn
company,
000,000.—V.
2003.
p.
B.
changers
will
and
common
to
and
photocopy
assets
calculators
each.—V.
subordinated
June
36,839,178
income
oper.
193,
A.
sale
the
are
20c per
purchase
Weitzman,
structural
rev.
sa,id
friction
In
(2)
Baltimore,
Md., filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 26 cocvering
$20,000,000 of sinking fund
debentures due 1986, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding on June 14. Net proceeds will be used
for
general corporate purposes, including
construction expenditures,
and to repay some $8,000,000 of bank loans temporarily required pend¬
ing sale of the debentures. 1961 construction expenditures are estimated
at $45,000,000 and for the five-year period 1961-65 in excess of $250,-
sub¬
expenses
oper.
at
primarily
Copenhagen,
after
company
1year
$
to
a
producing
the primary
raw
materials
Type 66 and Type 6 nylon engineering
and equipment, developed at the company's research
Grosvenordale,
Conn.,
Belding
expects
to
substantially
position in this market.
its
of
busi¬
covering 50,000 shares
through underwriters
price and underwriting
26
offering
Photocopy.
Of the
$1,500,000, together with
will
23%
488,986
revenue--
Railway oper.
Net
(1)
business
the
bill
has
as
York
New
BBM
sale,
This
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$
in
developed
process
in
He
and
11
•
expansion
has
President Richard T. Kropf stated that nylon
engineering plastics
were
finding increasing utilization as replacement of metals in the
automotive, electrical appliance, missile, electronics, and military fields.
offering
through
1961
products,
of
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
its
construct
Corp.
May
35,000
1965
outstanding
Baltimore
2321.
p.
.
of
S.
for
maximum
a
new
agreement,
(3)
balance
listed
amendment.
shares
Irving Trust Co. has been
agent,
connection with
Its
increase
receipt
1970;
company
uublic
public
by
at
for
company
BarChris
principal warrant
in
company
major
a
company
Heminway has been in the field since 1954 producing Type 8
engineering plastic under a license arrangement with duPonfr. With
of
debenture
Chairman,
St.,
on
for
stockholders
the
by
Leon
The
Co.—Appointments—
and sell
stockholders
1961.—V. 193,
13,
.
Trust
agent and buy
common
15th
'through
and
an
T'he
own
Program
Chairman
Board
as
for
the
Belding
liquids
management officials
is
Board
SEC
engaged
the
of
Saul
capitalized
the
for
process
manufacture
The
plans
research,
gaged
The
offering
price
per
be
issued, 82V2%
shares,
total
from
investment
years'
Moleculoys, will be manufactured and sold by Belding Corticelli
Industries, Inc., the chemical and plastics subsidiary of' the company.
The
field
of
engineering polymers
is
a
rapidly
expanding
one.
plastic
catering,
and
due
the
which
Schuster
additional
to
stock
working interest; and (3i 25% of the
each lease after the investor has recovered
the
to
plastics.
mer¬
1
expenditures, administrative expenses and Apache compensation 10%,
and
other costs,
including geological services, drilling and
operating
to
L.
25,000
is
of
and
pay
interest
and
Co.
company,
600,000
director
costs of evaluating,
operating Canadian gas and
ing
scription
the
offered
International
time
Bohn.
all
pay
the
new
short-term
$4,000,000 to
N.
stock,, of
the
an
acquire
BBM
the
stock
and oil produced and saved from each lease as the investor's work¬
entire
retire
to
purchase will consist
Photocopy
stock,
in
such
payment
I960,
in
unique
in
24
alloys.
three
Beneficial Finance Co.—To Acquire—
Corp.,
and
the
debentures
such
for
public
subsidi¬
gas
leasehold
contract
coin
from
proceeds
and
supplied
equipment
to
A/S
1960,
developing and
testing,
and
bears
the
company
dividing
to Apache the following compensation: (1)
5%
of all funds spent on investors behalf;
(2) an overriding royalty
interest which will bear the same relationship to l/16th of the total
his
of
J.;
West
be
for
duplicators
at
gathering transmission lines; Apache
which owns one half interest in
in Kendrick, Okla.; and APAF Co.,
to purchase production payments. The net proceeds
holding,
investor's
from
Willmor
of
the
has
company
of
May
on
molecular
equal
an
acquisition
firms,
Manufacturing
42
present
Division;
to
1955,
leaseholds,
two
Division.
organized in
processing plant
sale
the
be; offered
699.
with
be
warrants
"
unit payable to APA for units
entire $250 commission for
per
of
&
to
tion
The
receive
Corp.,
organized in
from
in¬
,
1954.
addition
in
assessment.
used
cold
a
and
Factors
business
6y2%
hot
and
indebtedness,
p.
to
national
a
which operates natural gas and oil
Gas
193,
exercisable
from
for
Minneapolis,
Avenue,
by them.
Organized
aries
$2,500
a
and
APA,
sold
terms
also
automatic
has expanded
company
of
Founder
as
includes
accessory
offering will be made on a
basis
through a
selling group headed by APA, Inc.,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Apache. Apache will absorb
efforts"
"best
the
recent
Hubshman
Whippany,
Frederick
Shields
by
The
participating units in the Apache Canadian Gas and Oil Program 1961,
to be offered for public sale in 100 units at $i,000 per unit.
Each unit
an
to
are
formed
has
its
By
$6,500,000
common
stock,
are
tracted
company,
be
net
retire
Photocopy
also
chased
'
chemicals,
of
will
the
It
manufacturing
various
statement
'which
chemical fire equipment, refrigeration prod¬
all produced
in
Marinette,
Wise.—
dry
and
new
announced
of
result
a
activities
warrants
2210.
registration
of
dispensing
working capital;
of
company,
terms
ment
Apache Corp.—Units Registered—
This
The
underwriting
which
phases
management
ahd
the
to
Leverone
common
headed
0
present
per
firm
field
As
vertible
to
President.—V.
tration
200,000 $3 par
proposal.
industrial
p.
Inc.,
notes;
at
17%.
own
This
Wise.,
outstanding to
now
dividend
manufactures
193,
par
directors
the
to
share
per < present
share,
Stockholders of record
and
Glore,
funds.
BBM
meeting of stock¬
to vote on a
special
a
Marinette,
authorized stock from
$1
500,000
par
26
in
15,
$1.20
on
Ansul
$3
annual
split.
ucts
to
made
be
each
to
stock
for
machines.
the
Of
provide
shares
Nathaniel
as
proposal to change the company's
share
held.
underwriters.
Registered—
company
will
of
and
debentures
accessories.
operations
used
bank
addition
group
104,665
be
to
general
In
Increase—
holders
$20,800,000
registration statement
various
service
Corp.,
5%%
6,415,787
$230,787
*
list
price
shares
32
each
the
The
cups
Corp.
the
factory addition
to
2001.
p.
Chemical
Ansul
613,779
food
slug rejectors.
retire
a
498,653
covering
manufacture, sale and lease of coin-operated
and
Service,
of
Discount
financing
incurred
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$2,783,329
expenses
fr.
rev.
to
$2,339,332
for
heads
of
in
plastic
vending
Food
Manufacturing
13.6%
and the
own
field
of
ness
of which
$638,916
engaged
produce
Commercial
2323.
1961—Month—1960
debentures
$2,000,000
phonographs
Nationwide
delay
Delay
elec¬
$578,276
revenue
26
a
business
automatic
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
is
company
000.000
Ann Arbor
of
by amendment.
additional
an
its
and
$100
supplied
through
by Grace and
p.
rate,
be
vhereon.
circuits.
May
on
filed
due July
1, 1981.
It is pro¬
subscription by common stockhold¬
for
New
to
precision
high
various
counter-countermeasures
SEC
Chicago,
debentures
Co.,
division
prices
the
debentures
rate
yime
sale from
with
Mart,
including the development, manufacture and sale
of
vending machines, the leasing of such machines to independent
franchised distributors, the purchase and sale of merchandise to such
distributors,
the
operation
and
servicing
of
vending
machines
in
are
It has outstanding 440,500 common shares,
management officials own 44.5%
by
May
26
shares
prevailing
at
elements
radar,
on
The
such
is Merchandise
&
chandising
Conn.,
shares for
offer such
manufactures
designs,
act
used
development
by the company to two insurance companies in exchange for
principal amount of the company's 5%% notes.
covering
held
trustee of five trusts established
family of Oliver R. Grace, Board
SEC
stock.
common
over-the-counter
company
lines
the
Hartford,
West
Avenue,
with
of
members
bank
the
lines
Park
statement
Bermuda,
of
The
New
shares
certain
Chairman.
to
501
outstanding
largely
and
rocket development and
spaceelectronic projects.—V. 193, p. 2003.
the
cludes
15,
York
New
at
are
2301.
p.
company,
34,750
research
the
the
for
new
address
subordinated
offer
interest
bonds, series
Broadway,
120
to
Forgan
through
next,
1,
15-year, 3%;
statement
convertible
ers
whose
company,
The
filed
contracts
new
in
of
Plywood Corp.—Partial Redemption—
registration
Andersen Laboratories, Inc.—Common Registered—
This
increases
Much
year.
Rights Offering—
This
be
Payment
Housing Corp.—Partial Redemption—
operation of the sinking, fund, $352,300 of its
at
by
the
center
2670.
p.
Amun-Israeli
1965
for
during
corporation has called for redemption on July 1, 1961, through
of the sinking fund, $420,000 of its 5V4%
debentures due
1968 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
the Old Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street,
Boston, Mass.—V. 192, p. 1394.
Partial
—
Belding Heminway Co., Inc.—Expansion—
This
1,
posed
The
per
$14.7
The
$1,500
plus
Manufacturers
189,
for
fund,
sinking
1967
the
Y.—V.
called
has
the
due
$0.57
or
approximately
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—Proposes Deben¬
corporation
operation
$438,614,
that
operation
}
Corp.
Redemption—
series
received
were
accounted
including
from
up
Scurlock
Dr.
3
mark
Douglee
and
is
Trading
by
outstanding
Corp.
of
Palestine
is
Joseph
July
,
orders
new
share,
year.
reported
propulsion research, along with
99%
and
of
(2431)
per
previous
also
programs
purposes.
$1.01
or
the
work
new
Borenstein, Viceowner
of all the out¬
Corp.
in
was
million
note
President,
Rill,
R.
Ameril
and
$811,689,
share,
of
National
pay
corporate
company
which
of
respectively,
Ameril
general
to
the
apply
President
loan made by Franklin
president;
$20,000
to
tools and dies;
$450,000 for
of
common
and
lozenges.
cough
company
repay
the
certain
to
shares
own
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
size
the
by
.
company's
cost
machines
addition
.284,993
to
the
by
vend
sale,
made
$75,000
balance
vending
stock
loan
a
guaranteed
issued
"F&F"
and
the
repay
underwriter;
Bank
of
license,
proceeds
$100,000
Number 6061
193
i
funds.
.
^
4
has
outstanding, in addition to indebtedness and preferred stock, 2,144,common shares of which management officials own 39.5%.
Massa¬
813
chusetts
V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2432)
Mohair
Horvath
They
sister
a
Plus.—V.
owns
and
all the
1223.
own
193,
p.
The
37%.
nearly
Chairman
Board
as
and
Mohair
Plush
A.
George
lists
prospectus
outstanding
Horvath
President.
as
of
stock
Ernest
Massachuestts
ARB
it
Homes,
Inc.
Debentures
—
and
common
This
SEC
25
due
1981
public
covering
and
in
sale
filed
company
registration
a
$1,000,000
units,
100,000
of
shares
300,000
statement
the
subordinated
convertible
of
with
de¬
stock,
common
to
offered
be
each
consisting of $10 of debentures
three
common
shares.
The offering will be made on an all or
basis through underwriters headed by The Robinson-Humphrey
and
none
Co.,
Inc., Atlanta.
price
by
Ga.,
May
on
bentures
for
the
of
shares
The interest
units
amendment.
mon
the
and
The
which
underlie
of
rate
the
debentures,
underwriting
registration
terms
statement
warrants
sold
public
offering
be supplied
25,000 com¬
to
are
includes
also
Co.
company's
chases
sales
subsidiary whose business formerly
president) in discharge of indebtedness
<a
In
of
the
addition
64.4%
to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Carl L. Gillis, Jr., president,
and
officials
management
Corp.—Stock
SEC
a
84.7%.
group
$12
underwriting group headed
by Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York City. As a re¬
an
sult
of this action all initial subscriptions to the stock
being cancelled and all trading in the shares discon¬
tinued immediately.
are
the
In
asked
that
the
the
31,
1961
unaudited
audited
the
its
the
and
complied,
its
SEC,
Subsequently,
February
figures
records
statements,
with
is
be
included
"trial
balance"
difference
internal
for
the
of
as
sales
company
Commission
the
used
The
that
sales
however,
the
March
but
accountants.
own
audited
company
financial
for
company
by
and
filed
figures.
results
The
prepared
as
proposes,
audited
"interim"
prospectus.
figures
originally
prospectus
provided Jan.
in
lence
James
W.
accounting
in its
invoice
Seiler,
sought
data
Figures
this
of
provided
the
for the
based
year—were
difference
offering
The
in
had
been
of
as
C-E-I-R
month
period—February
invoiced
of
results
sales
instead
it
will
file
soon
shipments.
until
after
registration
new
a
audience
research,
distribution
opinion
and make
offering of
new
a
stock.—V.
common
that
more
193, p. 2212.
corporation,
of
statement
shares,
interests.
It
proceeds of
and
and
for
North
the
change
for
Glendale,
will
substantially
issued
in
the
all
1961
June,
assets
of
the
by
Cal
Bakeries
Ray
United
its subsidiaries
biscuits,
in
Ray
the
States.
About
its
and
western
subsidiaries
60%
United
are
States
chips, snack food items and
In
addition
has
Inc.,
of
presently engaged in the manu¬
and wafers,
primarily in^the
are
crackers,
its
of
products
to
certain
cookies,
exchanges.
post
wafers,
sugar
food
to
manufac¬
cream
in the manufacture
engaged
of
sold
are
stores, and the balance to Girl Scout organizations, ice
turers, vending machine companies, and government
Cal
in ex¬
company
Calif.
The company and
facture and
sale
of
eastern
be
sale
and
fig bars,
potato
fish.
dressings for poultry, meats, and
and preferred stock, the company
indebtedness
outstanding (prior
of which George
to
the
W.
stock,
Burry,
acquisition)
shares
650,765
President,
of
capital
shares.
Cal
92,190
owns
Ray has outstanding 351,127 common shares,
Chairman
Board
and
President,
Ray stockholders will receive,
stock,
than
more
5%
of
of which Leland J. Davis,
80,828 shares.
None of the Cal
owns
as
result of the distribution of company
of Burry.—V. 193, p. 1012.
a
stock
such
This
Chemical Co., Inc.—Deal With Haiti—-
producer
announced
with
the
of
fumaric
May
on
24
government
quantities
of
Castor
of
castor
oil,
creasing
beans
as
citric
from
company has
under which it
from
from
that
blackstrap
entered
will
into
obtain
molasses
substantial
beans
is
used
material.
raw
in
steadily in¬
largest
single
the product has
Its
is
the
protective coatings industry, although
other industrial applications including production of plasticizers
vinyl compounds, nylon moulding powders and urethane foams.
user
The
the
reports
company
that
under
terms
the
of
arrangement
Haitian
government it will be able to obtain castor
terms.
Bzura
contemplates
the' erection
of
favorable
extraction
castor
plant
in
Haiti
as
step
a
.toward
world
beans
David
in
about
oil
27J
in
190,
and
Initially,
filed
marketing
of
oil.
Bzura's
operates
a
principal plants are in Fieldsboro, N. J. The company also
plant in Keyport, N. J., which is the site of the executive
office.—V.
192,
C-E-I-R, Inc.—To Merge—
Herbert
Seiler,
May
W.
president
that
25
contract
a
of
the
of
ARB
statement
stock,
the
of
leases.
gas
Net
to
C-E-I-R,
New
14.6%.
York
Bureau,
C.
and
W.
announced
Inc.,
James
on
companies
area
have
signed
C-E-I-R, Inc. will be the name
contract provides for stockholders
The
52,500
and
77,000 shares
C-E-I-R
of
stock
Inc.,
which began operations in 1954, is an electronic data
business
services
company
which has
specialized in
and
Charles
S.
Dewey,
Jr.,
,
these
Centers
are,
electronic
will
or
shortly
computers such
has
expanded
per
annum.
its
be,
the
as
operations
Sales
in
equipped
IBM
year
the
by
fiscal
with
7090
year
year
and
at
the
the
an
latest
RCA
Sept.
holders
the
which
The
Stock
filed
Neb.,
besides
its
public
price and underwriting terms are
The registration statement also includes
5-year option
a
exercisable
at
price
a
be granted
to
share
per
to
"
•
wholesale
distribution
"
-
to the
be
prin-'
supplied
stores
the
of
and
360,000
class
pany's sale
purchase
film
a
scientifically
trained
selected
random
sample
of
retail
In
of
additional
Of
the
net
Net
a
units
in
regular
every
class
120,000
and
field
shares
common
of
New
addition,
and
data
feeds
York
ARB
coverage
collected
viewing
habits
the
where
resulting
the
conducts
studies,
by
results
special
which
ARB
required
information
to
by
are
printed
analyses,
further
obtain
station
into
a
out
at
including
exploit
reliable
agencies
the
central
A
and
Frances
Joan
Swan
Calandra,
and
shares.
B
Lipari,
sell all
to
14,000,
18,000,
class
360,000
A.
propose
Of
Phyllis
their
of
the
class
Lipari,
holdings
TV
of
speed.
In
surveys
statistical
concerning
networks.
TV
20,623,368
21,667,536
81,187,854
86,391,903
2,686,478
7,874,466
11,103,184
28,284,871
1,947,437
4,257,481
8,408,358
15,811,890
rail¬
income
2004.
p.
1961—4 Mos—1960
$20,325,625
$20,368,407
$79,954,418
expenses
15,624,058
15,829,382
63,406,394
65,110,065
$4,701,567
$4,539,025
$16,548,024
$14,433,117
1,638,894
1,766,822
5,408,300
5,323,018
oper.
fr.
rev.
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
oper.
ry.
opers
income
oper.
$79,543,182
193, p. 2004.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Net
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 Mos.—1960
revenue—
$2,559,542
$2,911,288
$10,453,905
oper.
expenses
2,038,172
2,387,861
8,878.543
9,556,222
fr.
ry.opers.
$521,370
$523,427
$1,575,362
$1,361,548
89,012
113,275
*139,430
441,581
oper.
Railway
rev.
income-
oper.
ry.
$11,417,770
193, p. 2107.
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
$646,328
$2,564,224
477,517
435,266
1,689.303
1,539,185
opers.
$211,654
$211,062
$874,921
$1,087,212
income—
72,783
71,639
334,587
433,277
fr.
ry.
oper.
193, p.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$689,171
expenses
oper.
rev.
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
oper.
ry.
—V.
$2,626,397
2004.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
Period End. April 30—
Railway
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 Mos.—1960
revenue—
$16,439,309
$18,042,813
$67,456,510
expenses
14,302,077
15,280,563
57,652,698
62,138,743
opers.
$2,137,232
$2,762,250
$9,803,812
$10,759,323
income--
oper.
Railway
Net
Net
*413,190
240,539
*141,309
915,232
oper.
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
oper.
''Deficit.—V.
193, p.
$72,398,066
2107.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 Mos—1960
$16,529,036
$18,320,597
$65,000,299
14,217,835
15,890,580
58,689,755
63,065,309
opers.
$2,311,201
$2,430,017
$6,310,544
income—
61,755
96,088
*2,703,945
$8,556,555
*1,431,148
oper.
Railway
Net
revenue—
I
oper.
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
Chock
Morello
36,000,
The
20,000,
shares,
14,000
Net
shares,
A
Marie
of
193, p.
Cambridge Gas Co.—Notes Sold Privately—May 31,1961
it was reported that $3,000,000 of this firm's 47/s% notes
compared
with
amounted
to
nine
Corp»,
placed privately through the First Boston
York City.
were
New
months
$71,621,864
In
achieving
2004.
Nuts
April
records
new
that earnings
increased 22%
25
1961
30,
for
net
$1,397,000.
49
May
on
and
sales
the
over
for
com¬
year.
nine-month
that
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
reported
ended
parable period last
ported
due 1986
O'
Full
corporation
the
cents,
profit
and
income,
the
taxes,
41
cents
company
to
rose
3,454,910
on
with
compared
volume,
after
Earnings
re¬
$1,703,000
shares
outstanding
comparable 1960
for
when
3,384,000 shares were outstanding.
Net sales rose to $25,782,000
against $21,202,000 for the first nine months of 1960.—V. 193, p. 1687.
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
Cantor
In
of
Co.—Acquires—
announcement
an
Seaporcel
Fla.,
for
had
May 26 Herbert N. Schwarz, president
Inc., announced that the Cantor Co., of Miami,
300,000 shares of the common stock of Seaporcel
on
Metals,
acquired
about
made
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Acquisition of the block of
Seaporcel
common
resulted from the Cantor Co. purchase of the capital stock of Herbert
Investment Co., the major assets of which consisted of
ownership of
Net
Net
$1,798,678
$6,604,921
1,017,418
1,112,971
4,118,899
4,513,408
opers.
$612,525
$675,707
$2,486,022
$2,423,995
income—
500,027
667,571
1,980,583
2,182,096
fr.
ry.
oper.
ry.
—V.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$1,629,943
expenses
oper.
rev.
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
Railway oper.
$412,500.
$6,937,403
2005.
193, p.
the
submitted
be
to
stockholders
both
of
companies
the
in
near
future.
Acquisition of the Seaporcel stock
planned diversification of the Cantdr
president.
The
shopping
dustrial
and
Co.,
established
company,
centers
and
another
represents
according
in
shopping center
properties.
1960,
sites
to
owns
together
in
step
A.
J.
the
Cantor,
number
a
with
other
Frank
the
Smith,
purchase of
With
group.
of
President
WPAT
Smith
Dickens
head
a
a
the
AM
when
J.
of
and
the
Wright,
Metropolitan
Capital
Cities,
Inc.
FM
by
announcement
who
will
stay
station.
Area
announced
the
major
that
factor
Capital
points
in
Cities
now
according
on,
Under
the
Adams,
kc.,
WPRO-TV—Channel
WPRO
(AM)—630
WPRO
(FM)—92.3
WT'VD—Channel
the
of
is
a
planned
cash
Federal
course,
that
the
in
oper.
Cities
FM
as
following
stations:
R.
Capital
to
the
of
the
share
I.
Commission,
Commission's
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
the
to
and
be
all
filed
of
approval.—V.
which
calls
shortly
with
the
193,
above
p.
is,
908.
year,
1961—Month—1960
included
per
expenses
$3,881,748 $13,756,005
2,970,444
3,238,566
11,772,179
12,680,100
$610,585
$643,182
$1,983,826
$1,985,694
income..—
261,927
343,663
677,434
841,546
,
$12,840,212
months
Oil
total
of
of
$2.27
these
in
to
Mr.
share
per
vestments.
It
Coastal
results
Wyatt,
the
$2,054,464
is
close
31,
of
was
months
$1.61
or
the
1961
per
period.
$2,-
were
comparable
months
reported,
appears
oil,
States'
$1,195,557
a
of
equivalent
non-recurring
stock
transaction
fiscal
year
"Drilling
Well
these
makes
that,
activities
completions
ghin
completed
capital
in
thus
surplus,
the
condensate
continue
adding
extremely
are
expenditures
during
and
gas
and
reserves
register
reserves
worthwhile
the
of
course
to
our
to
current
gas
in¬
year,
dedicated
gathering
though product sales
that
the
March
During
the
on
same
investment.
results.
that
rate
at
ended
share.
year.
year, cash earnings
provision for deferred
and
or
outstanding
months
per
a
reported
fiscal
1960
fiscal
current
depreciation
share) resulting from
a
which was credited to 1961
satisfactory
1961—will
nine
gas
registered
similarly
the
same
revenues,
production
gas
revenues,
of
the
review,
total
and
revenues
period
in
under
74%
year.
of
the
to
$4,515,215
net income of
a
report
to
and
the
on
results
register
for
new
operations have risen appreciably, even
gas throughput have been at a record pace."
outlook,
Mr.
stated
"It
Wyatt
now
seems
the
full
highs
in
fiscal
all
year—which
phases
of
the
ends
on
June
company's
30,
opera¬
tions."
$14,(365,794
opers.
-
15%
sources
of
and
were
stockholders'
to
assured
1961—4 Mos.—1960
president, reports
during the third
company
share.
per
company-owned
to
for
corresponding
$1.47
1960
a
with
nine
last
over
shares
1,935,628
in
According
Ry.—Earnings—
$3,581,029
193, p. 2004.
the
$1.06
at
the
amounted
other
months
equal
previous
very
contract,
nine
income
adding
will
All
the
the
shares outstanding on March 31, 1961.
In the
fiscal year, cash earnings were $3,123,142
Commenting
revenue—
ry.
first
on
Net
I.
million
accounting
over
and
operations
prior
918,683,
July
Cities-WPAT
$5
$2,540,247
advance.
1,986,225
Not
R.
of
taxes)
Mr.
for
Net
gain
depletion
of
compared
During
$12,883,587
before
to
Y.
$17,440,703
1960.
board
enabled
year
revenues,
45 %
in cash earnings and 42%
months period that ended March 31, 1961."
of
a
the
($0.60
N.
of
income
the
the
nine
(income
Inc.,
Cities
Mass.
Providence,
excess
Central of Georgia
oper.
Capital
and
Capital
the
Providence, R. I.
Raleigh-Durham, N. C.
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
Smith,
of
total
sales
$2,683,075,
For
in
the
for
Federal
Y.
Providence,
Communications
subject
of
to
terms
WPAT
mc„
11,
payment
operates
N.
Albany,
12,
kc.,
growth
Thomas
was
broadcasting.
Albany,
19,
(AM)—590
continuing
and
owns
10,
WCDC—Channel
It
the
up
American
WTEN— Channel
for
of
fiscal
current
fiscal
of
showing
Jr.,
36%
Revenues
months
May
on
Lowell
made
was
signed just before the confirmation came,
all of the outstanding stock of WPAT AM
move
of
net income
improvements
agreement
acquires
in
the
of
increases
Co.—Report—
chairman of the
continuation
of
satisfactory
Wyatt,
"The
$1,273,606
M.
President
in
C.
gathering
Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp.—Buys Radio Station
as
that
of
in¬
commercial
WPAT—
16
Coastal States Gas Producing
Oscar
quarter
telephone
mass
answers
and
high
computer
114,676,774
expenses
operations
Railway
the
A shares, $200,000 will be used for the
equipment to process and print Kodacolor
county.
and
92,291.038
respectively.
They
own
108,000, 60,000, 54,000, 54,000, 42,000, and 42,000 class B shares, respec¬
tively.
records
basis,
29,542,002
(now
Calandira,
65%
interviewers.
At present, ARB measures
every TV station in the U.
S., Alaska
and Hawaii
Since September, 1958, ARB has
operated ARBITRON
an
instantaneous electronic system which
interrogates several hundred
selected TV sets in seven
major cities by means of small electronic
on
in
1961—4 Mos—1960
$
23,309,846
oper.
ry.
—V.
into 120,000 class A and
proceeds from the com¬
class
installation of
and
reclassified
were
shares.
common
the 300
1961,
May,
outstanding
B
1961—Month
1961—Month—1960
camera
being processed for the company by other firms), $150,000 to
expand the greeting card and camera equipment businesses by leasing,
furnishing and stocking new retail outlets, and the balance will be
added to working capital and used for general corporate purposes.
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
were
households,
below.
revenue.
193,
Net
,•'
of
two
company.
then
company
Inc.,
oper.
ry.
by
photographic equipment,
supplies
and
in Nebraska and Iowa, and the operation of six
primarily
camera
shares
Corp.;—Proposed Merger—
oper.
Railway
offering
departments in department
stores, and one retail greeting card and party goods store.
On March
31, 1961, the company acquired all the issued and outstanding common
stock of Cook Photo Service Co. from Charles B. Calandra, company
President,
and
James
C.
Lipari, Vice-President, in exchange for 30
Research
diary
by
own
13,746
Ling-Temco Electronics,
Railway
regis¬
a
and 120,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
thereof.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. heads the list of
which underlie
accessories,
outstanding
maintained
$640,104
*89,937
1899.
p.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
is engaged in the processing and printing (including
of black and white photographic film on a nationwide basis,
WROW
American
$533,374
6,387
193,
Period End. April 30—
company
enlarging)
Bureau, Inc., founded in 1949, is one of
companies
in
the
TV
audience
measurement
field,
providing analyses of TV program viewing for the
marketing and
advertising communities,
It collects voluminous
information on the
viewing habits of the population by means of
detailed
the
$166,545
17,115
rail¬
income
Registered—
on
May 29 covering 170,000 shares of
shares are to be offered for public sale
by amendment.
scale
of
1960
."$178,721
from
operations
way
Net
—V.
SEC
50,000
The
C-E-I-R
rate
30,
$5,769,880.
The
501.
average
ending
large
$3,224,000
2,583,896
Net revenue from
is
applications of modern
analytical techniques to problems
of
industry, business,
government
and
defense.
It
provides a full
range of services including electronic data
processing, computer programming, economic, statistical and market analyses, mathematical
statistics,
operations
research,
and
electronics
and
communications
engineering.
Presently it operates C-E-I-R Centers in Arlington
Va
New York, Boston,
Hartford, Conn., Houston, Los Angeles, San Fran¬
cisco, and London, Eng.
It also has offices in Palo Alto
Calif.
Fort
Huachuca, Ariz., Dugway, Utah, and Paris, France.
Most
of'
2,515,626
Deficit,—V.
Net
Inc.—Class A
underwriters.
formula.
a
practical
D.
Inc.
merger.
corporation.
between
C-E-I-R,
Research
Washington,
economic
receive
of
679,455
$
company's secondary reserves,
will be used to repay bank
producing properties.
1731.
p.
with
of
company
present
ably
president
American
two
an
surviving
processing
,
of
the
for
according to
the
Robinson,
615.279
oper.
Railway
Railway
Seaporcel shares.
In
announcing the transaction, Mr. Schwarz
stated that the possibility of a merger between Seaporcel and
the
Cantor Co. was being explored and results of this
study would prob¬
2219.
p.
$3,049,000
expenses
a
$275,000
of
payment
of 116 North 42nd Street, Omaha,
company,
tration
under
oil
$846,000
oper.
the
Photo,
class
A
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$794,000
"'Deficit.—V.
Calandra
This
Inc.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
revenue-
Period End. April 30—
City,
used, as needed,
producing oil and gas
additional
of
Baird
G.
President.—V.
with
castor
a
Vermont Ry.,
revenue
See
many
for
950,951
Chance Vought
give
contracts
country.
castor
chemurgic
a
acids
the
Haiti
produced
volume
and
that
*
fields.—
outstanding (in addition to indebtedness) 42,791
(after giving effect to a recapitalization recommended
by the directors), of which management officials own or will own about
18,000,
Bzura
$2,402,746
2,499,334
and
has
company
common shares
retail
shares
$1,357,711
85,953
The public offering price
interest
of
partial
The
sale.
Such
related
Oklahoma
Robinson,
development
cipal underwriter,
Stock
American
ARB
and
and sales
combined
additional stock will be
of
sale
cash
the
for
the
the
on
and
New York City.
interests
working capital.
and
$718,224
308,681
deficit—
2004.
p.
oper.
ry.
specializing
company
studies
from
owns
now
for
borrowings
9%.
$586,879
rail¬
operations-.
oper.
way
by
gas
acquisition
properties,
Exchange or
otherwise at prices related to the current market prices at the time of
time
Net
statement
offering
oil
holders
to
acquired
are
an
additional 200,000 shares, for
time to time in exchange for interests in
properties (for which Shearson, Hammill will
also act as exclusive agent for the company, for which it will be com¬
pensated with warrants to purchase shares equal to 15% of the number
of shares issued in exchange).
The company (whose name is to be changed to Consolidated Produc¬
tion Corp.) is engaged in a program of acquiring fractional interests
in producing
oil and gas properties, managing them and reinvesting
cash flow generated thereby in the acquisition
of additional property
registration
producing
the
14,809,336
from
revenue
Railway
Railway
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Also included
for
$17,212,082
14,493.334
Period End. April 30—
Corp.—Common Registered—
14
by Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
the
$15,851,045
3,506,713
merger
with
amendment.
time
the
the SEC on May 26 covering 200,000 com¬
to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed
registration
7,500 shares
Burry Biscuit Corp,—Common Registered—
from
had
these
in
$4,224,937
3,399,897
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
Cador Production
This
capabilities
it
a
motivation
Consolidated
Facts
enhanced
welcomed
he
that
1960,
$3,986,776
expenses
193,
Net
9,
revenue-
oper.
Central
great
communi¬
1961—4 Mos.—1960
oper.
ry.
—V.
1961—Month—1960
1791.
p.
Burry Biscuit Corp., of 1257 Durant Street, Elizabeth, N. J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 31 covering 187,497 out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the
thereof
electronic
Net
available to ARB clients tre¬
sophisticated analyses of exist¬
make
to
for
studies,
to be supplied
statement
eco¬
behavior.
March
on
studies.
greatly
193,
by
that
opportunity
announced
market
C-E-I-R
March
and
of
discovered
not
was
step
C-E-I-R's
measurement.
said
Net
offices
branch
logical
a
computer and
President,
Railway
Railway
way
was
Facts Consolidated, Inc., of Los Angeles,
merger
the
made.
stated
company
two
on
reporting
audience
TV
ARB
on
shipment date.
This
in
Period End. April 30—
date;
reflected
are
between
Maryland head¬
this may shortly
currently has
Jersey—Earnings-
1960.
companies. C-E-I-R, Inc., and ARB will jointly
talents to provide new standards of reliability, excel¬
increased facilities
basic
and
Beltsville,
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
Central RR. Co. of New
reports
computer;
ARB
mathematical statistics,
mendously
V.
year
the
both
timeliness
long
a
from
the
technology, market reasearch and other skills, will supplement
long experience in the TV audience measurement field itself.
ARB's
in
second machine.
a
unrivaled
and
cations
as
its
at
Los Angeles and Chicago.
pointed out that the merger
for
subsequent
1961 the company requested
its registration statement filed
share through
per
York,
strength in
ing
surveys
leased UNIVAC Solid State 90
a
steadily
in
than
of
increasing demands for its services
install
to
risen
$3,195,000
to
ARB
use
To cope with the
necessary
have
sales
1956
year
stations
Robinson
possess
in
Cancelled—Registera-
1,
withdraw
to
as
Sale
March 23, 1961 covering 190,000 shares of common stock.
The shares were offered to the public on May
15, 1961
at
New
Dr.
mon
certain
common
Withdrawn—June
the
arising
company.
Burgmaster
tion
by the
from pur¬
and other
building materials, $45,000 to open new
in Stockbridge
and Albany, Ga., and at six other un¬
locations, and the balance will be used in
the
finance
604,265 shares of
owns
in
lumber
of
offices
determined
business
owned
was
it
augmented by
the
to
principal underwriter
for an aggregate of $250,
exercisable at $2.25 per share.
The company manufactures, sells and finances "shell" homes, which
are
relatively low cost residences with unfinished interiors.
Of the
net
proceeds from this financing, $100,000 will be paid
to Adrian
Lumber
found
has
nomically
Adrian,
calendar
TV
its
rapidly;
grown
the
more
other service.
any
quarters,
Registered—
also
in
present,
be
Builtwell
has
$1,044,190
At
.
.
Wyatt
the
favorable
last
also
sale
announced
reported
impact
quarter
of
that
substantial
of
shortly.
on
the
"These
Coastal
1962
the
signing
quantities
new
States'
fiscal
of
contracts
year.
future
As
of
gas
would
additional
is
hgve
earnings,
these
contracts
expected
an
to
be
exceedingly
on
the
starting
contracts
are
mostly
Volume 193
Number
6061
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2433)
5
\
of
a
20-year
a
duration,
considerable
period
the benefits would continue to be
of time to come."—V. 193, p. 908.
was
that
reported
for
Privately—June 2, 1961
tnis company's sub¬
$500,000
of
ordinated notes due April 15,
1973 had been placed pri¬
vately through F. Eberstadt & Co., New York City.
Coleman, a New York City co-partnership,
engaged in purchasing, the receivables of textile
facturers.
working
Proceeds
will
be
used
to
the
to
its subsidiaries
and
pany
sale
of
is
old
an
and
line
factor
goods
hard
manu¬
short-term loans
;
:
repay
capital.
and
for
6V2%
convertible
First
7%
mortgages
Colorado &
Southern
debentures
Sundry
stock,
April
193,
This
revenue,
$1,248,166
$1,371,113
$4,624,099
$5,189,179
oper.
expenses
1,085,702
1,034,813
4,196,407
4,083,587
of
ry
—V.
193,
$162,464
$336,300
$427,692
$1,105,592
49,850
137,705
131,858
424,186
value
heads
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
1961—Month—1960
class
services
revenue..
$308,673
$401,845
$994,752
$1,713,102
oper.
expenses
158,403
212,774
637,803
898,484
$150,265
income
oper.
193,
55,610
$356,889
69,345
$814,618
303,383
115,412
1899.
p.
Columbia
Merrill
$189,071
Gas
System, Inc.
Offered—
Debentures
—
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and White,
are joint managers of an underwriting group
Weld & Co.
offering today
(June 2) an issue of $30,000,000 the Co¬
System, Inc. 5 Vs % debentures, series due
100.35% plus accrued interest, to yield
5.10%. The group won award of the debentures at com¬
petitive bidding June 1 on a bid of 99.459%. The two
other bids submitted at today's sale named 5V8% also.
They were: Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates, 99.35;
and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and associates, 98.91.
lumbia
June
Net
the
Gas
1,
1986 at
proceeds
from
financing
the
construction
1961
of
program
be applied to
the cost of
company's subsidiaries, which
will
the
is
presently estimated at $100,000,000.
The debentures are redeemable at regular redemption prices ranging
from
105.475':
to
par. and
at sinking fund redemption prices from
100.35''
with
beginning in 1963,
receding
to
par
maturity, in each case
at
Columbia
System,
is
Inc.
interconnected
an
natural
of
SEC
$43,795,000.
has
;
J<5
'
.
%;«N'
'
>
■
.
-V
' "
order
an
To
of
of
additional
of
$4,400,000
stock
$33,630,000
and
of
purchase inventory
sell some $60,000,000
proceeds thereof will
account to the five subsidiaries.—V. 193, p. 2035.
funds for
five
subsidiaries
the
of
to
of
be
advanced
on
open
Commercial
Co.,
Trading
Privately
Sold
Inc.—Nctes
2, 1961 it was reported that F. Eberstadt & Co.,
privately 2,500,000 of this firm's
located
real
York
N°w
in
receivable,
accounts
City
and
Proceeds
estate.
and for working capital.—V.
will
193,
is
be used
in making loans
machinery, equip¬
engaged
mortgages
to
on
reduce short-tenr
inns
1013.
p.
Co.,
for
the
acquisition
of
Vice-Chairman
the
days,
is
will
and
chief
and
the
jointly
by
Lloyd
offic.v
executive
of
Drexler,
Comp-"
President of the New Jersey company.
to
be consummated within the ne'xt
expected
involve
announced
were
board
Chadwick,
and David S.
transaction
The
60
23.
May
on
Plans
exchange
of
an
undisclosed
amount of
stock.
National
of
ture
to
data
acquired
become
the
firms
These
Forms
ness
the
Forms
Forms
Co.,
Corp.,
confined
line with
in
field
its
the
both
coverage
remaining
Division
there
of
as its head, will
Comptometer Business
would
be
changes
no
in
puts Comptometer
new association
market for the first time.
forms
the manufac¬
in
the rapidly
States.
Chadwick
indicated
in
used
as
a
to
Lincoln,
Division
Salesbook
Feb.
In
enlarged
was
Arlington, Texas'.—-V.
by
193,
Co.
May,
and
S.
U.
erating
a
was
1957.
public
5-year
underwriting
a
May
loan
by
com¬
$500,000
Jones
from
purchase
the
of
&
class
Mortimer
and
to
propose
B.
and
This
tration
$25
statement
Wilmer
of
Meyer
holdings
cf
Of
1861
24,
company
held
by
of
West
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
193,
to
act
its
for
—V.
193,
York Trust
has
Co.
paying agent,
subordinated
192,
been
This
of
public
and
Park
Forest
6114
by
by
the
the
and
company
holders
present
heads
the
list
underwriting
of
Net
Net
of
i'ex-N-Sei
G.
terms
ry.
Northfield
Road,
Employees'
Restricted
shares
common
holders
present
exercisable
and
and
(1)
Net
&
and
of
1,
1981.
be
filed
a
330,000
offered
for
Option
underlie
$300
per
offering
The
shares issuable
and
(2)
warrants
the
to
pursuant
Plan,
5-year
the
price
amendment.
30,030
sold
by
share.
to
principal
Dunn
Net
193,
a
the
of
to
has
company
sale
company's
of
new
institutional
an
purchase
loan
assumed.
stock
in
the
Of
net
amount
from
proceeds
Engineering Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
sales
guidance
the
and
of
the
and
of
A
Dunn
taxes.
and
a
be
ito
expand
line to permit overhaul of prop jet engines;
turbine (jet and prop jet) overhaul capacity;
gas
'remainder
will
other
added
be
general
addition
to
corporate
certain
to
shares
300,000
of
funds
general
inventories
purposes.
indebtedness,
stock,
common
financing
for
$503,000
and the
the
which
of
has
company
Henry
I.
outstanding
McGee,
Jr.,
president, and S. Jack Ingram, vice-president, own about 20%
each.
The selling stockholders are listed as
James M. McGee, Betty McGee
Clements
and
LaMargaret
McGee
Davis,
brother
and
sisters,
re¬
spectively,
and
of
J.
own
I.
Henry
sell
to
propose
Robert
Smith,
McGee,
Jr.,
shares
5,333
Elsie
Jr.,
shares
25,000
each
who
each
16,667
own
by
(5,334
Lauratis
Jean
and
to
propose
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Period End. April 30—
Railway
oper,
expenses
and
shares
James
Douglas
J.
M.i;
each
and
Snelling,
sell 8,000 shares each.
Corp.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961 -4 Mos.—1960
$3,813,123 $13,844,048 $15,789,324
2,613,328
3,150,858
11,086,724
12,408,798
$3,263,191
ry.
—V.
rail¬
$649,863
income
oper
193,
$662,265
$2,757,324
$3,380,526
152,596
operations
way
Net
382,063
654,923
2,082,941
1900.
p.
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—Earnings—
Period. End. April 30—
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
rev.
ry.
fr.
p.
expenses
ry,
opers.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$6,423,890 $23,436,707 $23,750,648
4,405,157
15,782,494
16,959,960
$2,063,710
$2,018,733
830,943
1961—Month—1960
$7,654,213
3,235,279
$8,799,688
3,713,343
2108.
Detroit, Toledo
&
Period. End. April 30—
Railway oper.
the
$1.1
not
oper.
—V.
rev.
ry.
Iron ton RR.—Earnings—
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$5,328,650
$7,795,555
4,553,988
5,490,110
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
$1,328,821
$1,714,645
expenses
1,136,376
1,307,323
fr.
oper.
opers.
$192,445
$407,322
160,428
270,618
193, p.
ry.
income
2108.
.
Diamond Crystal
a
March
tne
of
Mass.,
inertial
and
continued to rise
Ml Dunn, Presi¬
half
well
running
are
half's
ago."
of
sales
Mr.
ahead
of
of
based
provision
on
which
105,667
have
the
the previous
year's
change in accounting, Mr.
and
earnings
were
believed
a
and
with
profits are expected for the
said. "Our backlog of orders
Dunn
ended
all
history.
sales
year,"
the
as
because
botn
in
cents,
after
$76,694
44
shares,
comparison
company's
the
of
was
common
Exact
fiscal
the
million
B
first
in
increases
earnings
income
share
possible,
highest
remainder
and
sales
our
the
df
those
so
far
second
the
in
comparable
period
of
? ■
Mr.
Dunn
said
two
new
and
unique devices,
trie., result. of the
company's
research
program,
were
introduced
during
the
current
year's first half.
One increases the range and resolution of radar
systems.
The other is an accurate but inexpensive electronic yard¬
age
counter
and
controller
that
regulates
the
amount
of
textile
yarns being wound on spindles of
universal twisting frames.—V. 193,
a
year
.
.
a
•»
r,
'
...
1688.
p.
Co.—Common
Measurements
investment
Stock
Offered
banking group headed by Harrison &
Philadelphia, offered publicly on June 1, a new
100,000 shares of no par common stock of Dy¬
namic Measurements Co. at $3 per share.
Co.,
issue of
Incorporated
in
in
Jenkintown,
sale
and
of
and
is
manufactures
also
company
Dynamic Measurements Co. with headquarters
engaged primarily in the design, manufacture
which are devices used for the automatic
control
of
acceleration, pressure and
force.
The
1957,
Pa.,
transducers,
measurement
amplifiers and indicators
as
and sells certain electronic devices such
be used in conjunction with its trans¬
to
ducers.
from
Proceeds
sale
of
the
will
stock
used
be
to
purchase
new
equipment, augment its engineering, sales and production stall and
for working capital.
Following completion of this financing, capitaliza¬
tion
will
consist
of
shares of
outstanding.—V.
750,000
226,000 shares will be
Economy Bookbinding
Bank
The
of
stock
common
York
New
of
the
has
no
par
common
stock of which
193, p. 2108.
Corp.—Appointment—
transfer
appointed
been
corporation.—V.
agent
for the
193, p. 2213.
the
at
.
$774,662
580,101
$2,303,445
1,*698,969
*
,
..
company,
of
916
registration' statement
Salt Co.—Stock Option Plan—
South
with
Riverside
the
SEC
Ave.,
on
St.
May
Mich., filed
covering 241,960
Clair,
29
of
1978 at
1,
Texas
on July 1, 1931, through
its 4>/2%> debentures due
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
Paso
National Bank, Texas and Stanton Streets, El Paso,
at The Chase Manhattan Eank, 80 Pine Street, New York,
El
or
Y.—V.
N.
has called for redemption
ihe sinking fund, $73,000 of
company
operation
July
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Paso Electric
El
The
191,
Electric
101.80%
p.
2413.
Bond
Co.—Change in Status—
Share
&
is in
"an interim stage on the road to
company," George G. Walker, president, told
shareowners in the Annual Report just released.
He
pointed out that as a result of exemption from the Holding
Company Act, the company is "now free to devote itself fully to the
task of developing the company's potential growth as a broadly based
business enterprise." "Management's objectives," he said, "are to seek
out profitable opportunities in other lines of business where the com¬
bination
of the
capital, managerial talents and technical resources
in the Bond and Share group may be used to advantage."
The report points out that its new status, free of the requirements
of
the
Holding Company Act to which it has been subject for the
last 23 years, "gives the company far greater latitude in future acqui¬
sition plans.
It is now in a better position to utilize its own shares
in
exchange for shares or assets of other companies.
This is fre¬
quently
important
to
sellers because such exchanges may
be tax
free.
Obviously this opens up new possibilities for desirable acqui¬
The
company's
becoming
status
operating
an
value at March 31,
earnings for the year
from the previous
year
was
due
principally to a decrease in dividends received from
Foreign Power and Ebasco Services.
However, the report points out
that as a result of Foreign Power's recent settlement with the Argen¬
tine Government earnings of their Argentine subsidiaries which had
been
"negligible
fpr
many
years"
should now
exceed $3 million
annually.' It was also reported that Ebasco's new contracts for serv¬
ices
in
the first quarter
of 1961 were almost double the amount
received
in the same
1960 period and at March
31, 1961 Cnemico's
backlog was at the highest level since Chemico was acquired in 1956.
Reporting that "the sale of the Mexican properties made possible
Bond
1961
of
of
$1.20
and
Share
has
$186,128,360,
a
share.
previously
or
The
$35.45
decline
a
of
reported
share,
23
cents
asset
and
a
share
program of "con¬
enterprises as a means
the strength provided
by
geographic diversification," it was stated that Foreign Power's
non-utility earnings in 1960 amounted to approximately $2.6 million,
or
11%>
of total corporate income.
Argentine subsidiaries non-utility
earnings of $3 million annually will add to total non-utility income.
Growth was
reported in the company's service group "both from
an
Net
Net
equipment,
31, Joseph
test
|
Cambridge,
systems
sitions."
$6,235,236
4,171,526
843,345
revenue—
income
oper.
i.93,
Railway
of
electronic
program
ended
class
status.
but
said,
be
used
for
production
In
corporation,
cffices
of
and
this
advance
produced
Per
66,230
is
"Further
half
period
$1,285,102
half
first
was
other
dividend
same
to
of
missile
six-month
Federal
proceeds
will
$1,000,000 the land and buildings which comprise its
and plant in Dallas.
Of the balance, $743,000 will
be used
to
retire existing bank indebtedness incurred
in connection
with recentlv
completed modifications of facilities and establishment
principal
of
income
reported.
class
the
with
$850,000,
together
$159,000
the
1900.
p.
developer-manufacturer
underwriter,
for
Business
com¬
income
Deficit.—V.
—An
the
of
revenue-
the
oper.
" '
company
(formerly Aviation Activities
Co. I
primarily of the overhaul of aircraft piston ancl prop jet
commercial and military
customers.
It
is the survivor
May 1961 merger with a wholly-owned subsidiary, the name of
The
structure
operations
ry.
*
The
43,370
Texas,
common
1961—4 Mos.—1960
113,937
registrar
to
granted
be
Stock
for
$5.89
at
45,600
to
1961—Month—1960
$626,373
other
capital
April 30—
Net revenue from rail¬
owned
covering
public
*l,24u,317
193, p., 1900.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
Crescent
26
by
9,018,103
$1,760,477 $'='5,559,718 $':'2,912,775
1,Jul,'<07
*6,214,273
*3,6.^3,511
*38,237
and
of
are
The
$5,105,328
7,097,403
$*1,113,557
opers.
income
oper.
-Deficit.—V.
$1,537,685
2,583,190
$468,362
consists
long-term lease for a
a
semi-private club.
consolidated
ry.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$4,343,667
*75,0u8
5,000
April
Dallas,
supplied
or
which
thereof
initially
business
cper.
Livingston,
expenses
fr.
rev.
1961—Month—1960
$592,113
1,705,670
revenue
oper.
$52,024
shares,
being
outstanding
Eppler, Guerin &, Turner, Inc.,
be
to
are
registration statement also includes
exercise of options granted
Railway
F.
oper.
$61,862
46,003
thereof.
underwriters.
upon
The
Road,
246,4a* shs.
$473,997
—
*67,806
Registered—
statement with
the SEC
011
May
stock, of which 350,000 shares
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
par)-:-
1,328,627
appointed by the com¬
common
sale
stock,
of
company
shares
FINANCING
2324.
p.
Dynamic
registration
PRESENT
TO
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
capital
,
Dallas Airmotive, Inc.—Common
company.
$1,955,000
which
the
underlie Crescent
due
by'
guaranty
1,308.638
Corp.,
agent
EFFECT
ad¬
is: secured
personal
$1,777,000
Brozan
shares
2005.
p.
($1
Period. End. April 30—
for
debentures
the
indebtedness————
Railway
Railway
Rothstein
and
options
conversion
of
and
the
and
321,978
Co.—Appointments—
convertible
GIVING
sub¬
$374,000
;
Publishing
trustee,
as
4 '/2 '/o
stock
Sundry
in
Norbute
2213.
p.
Chemical Bank New
pany
into
stock
inventories
President
a
represents
Authorized
Common
Sales
common
indebtedness
3r;2,138
acquir.ecj,in 1958; ,179.621 common shares
stock options; and 1,203,000 common shares and the 660,000 preferred
shares may be used in the acquisition of other businesses or properties.
facilities. It also owns
public golf course which it intends to develop
res'aurants
CAPITALIZATION—The
11,997
Thompson,
satisfy
$384,000
1556.
p.
prospectus,
25
stock,
B.
Said
accounts'receivable
its
on
company's
derived
proceeds
to
expenses
shares
12,000,
company
Busi¬
Through
centers,
such
preferred shares underlie
former stock option holders
of
the
net
$305,000
revenue-
/
convertible
company
accounts,
the
use
of
ap¬
Ga.
oper.
of 415 South Boston, Tulsa, Okla., filed a regis¬
with the SEC on May 18 covering 46,370 shares of
stock.
commcn
door
Ga.,
Mill Factors Corp. in the amount
to
1961.
31,
Covington,
oper.
par
5%
the
March
to
amount
in
Railway
preferred stock,
5%
cumulative series,
360.000
shares
of
$25 par preferred stock (dividends undesignated), and 1,331,618 shares
of
woven
and
The com¬
which
outstanding
and
37,129
of
respectively.
corporation
to
vances
such
as
Atlanta,
intends
company
approximate
located
are
of
of
loan
shares.
A
DuRoff
as
each
Arthur
their
of
of
window
of
The balance
has
class
12.8%
A shares
Burnside,
all
sell
B
stockholders
class
manufacture
Record
working
company
southeast
miles
the
$341,197
shares, of which Jerry Blaine,
shares arid management officials
B
employees
2324.
p,
Railway
Co.,
Monarch
for
in
way
the
the
in
manufacturers
offices
of
B
class
selling
sell 29,629
to
class
to
of its indebtedness
purposes.
the
of
be
and
indebtedness,
225,006
95.5%
own
lists
each;
funds
key
193,
building material wholesalers.
for
Crescent Petroleum Corp.—Registers—
organized
bowling
therefrom
—V.
a
principal
and
40
and
stantial portion
oiitnng
persons
purchased
were
of
and
plant
PROCEEDS—The
additional
an
certain
repayment of
the
toward
corporate
87'V
owns
5,000 shares,
Business
Comptometer's
1960,
purchase
the
under the laws of the State of New Jersey in
wholly-owned subsidiaries, it is engaged in the
development and operation of modern tenpln bowling centers and real
estate.
It
owns
premises leased to other unrelated corporations op¬
J.,
the
at
part
as
the
for
$350,000
a
used
certain
and
A
propose
Holman
•
Nebraska
of
BUSINESS—The
April,
used
be
and
general
general
group
who
by
to
class
prospectus
planned diversification program,
September, 1953, by acquiring two
Nicholls &
Co., Inc., New York City, publicly offered $1,000,000 of
this company's 6V2%
convertible subordinated deben¬
tures due June 1, 1976 and 50,000 outstanding shares of
capital stock (par 50 cents). The debentures were priced
at 101 % and the stock at $3.50 per|share. Proceeds from
the debenture sale will be used by the company for con¬
struction of bowling centers, the repayment of debt, the
retirement of outstanding 7% debentures due 1964, and
for working capital.
None of the proceeds from the
stock sale will accrue to the company, but will go to
certain selling stockholders.
N.
share
per
underlie
purchase
to
price
a
in
Consolidated Activitie?, Inc.—Securities Offered—Pur¬
to
options
by the company to
class A shares which
at' 10c
will
Net revenue from
suant
exercisable
Treat,
and
which
issued
,12,000
stock
addition
president,
who
field.
were
Cc.,
forms
heretofore
United
Eastern
Chadwick
business
tire
in
with
the
'-as
the
specializes
marketing policy. The
or
large Eastern
Comptometer
entered
of
field,
of
company,
Division.
personnel
into
section
nucleus
the
Forms
&
processing
northeast
the
The
Forms Co., which
marginally punched
Systems
continuous
expanding
shares
A
other
In
198,758
which
Chicago, shortly will acquire National Systems
Passaic, N. J., manufacturer of business forms, it was
of
corporation,
tometer.
public
The registration
and
engines
Comptometer Corp.—To Acquire—
revealed
for
offering
available
01
Forms
S.
shares
public
amendment.
loan of $150,000.
the
Commercial,
&
Amos
A
class
and
plan.—V.
engaged
sale
for
hardware
to
proximately
of
outstanding
This
a
a
added
company's
notes, due 1973.
and
15,000
principally
were
senior
ment
to
shares,
Affiliates
New York City had sold
by
filed
pany's
8 wholly-owned
Dallas,
secured
offered
be
in¬
storage, Columbia proposes to issue and
unsecured notes to a group of banks; and the
—June
be
to
are
The
is
company
cloth
screen
and
screens
150,000 shares
will
notes.
provide
for
gas
City,
covering
Group and to repay an outstanding bank
under
subsidiaries
nine
of
for the financing of their 39ol
estimated to aggregate about $83,800,000.
stallment
underwriters.
Crowell-Collier
City
Columbia
to
issued
plans
Yoik
lor
Tllben
funds
a
the
Holding Company Act
Columbia Gas System, Inc.,
construction require¬
ments,
The subsidiaries- plan
to finance a part of such requirements with some $25,750,000 of funds
from internal sources and the balance through the issuance and sale
The
York
New
May 26
shares
105,556
officers
to
option
May 29, 1961 prospectus, Plymouth Securities Corp.,
York City, and Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.,
Savannah, Ga., publicly offered 75,000 $1 par common
shares of this company at $5.25 per share.
aluminum
Street,
011
to be supplied by
Lurnside
B.
additional
from
Financing Approved—
approving
of
class
A
business
cf
gas
the parent company (Columbia!,
17 operating
subsidary service company. The operating sub¬
sidiaries are engaged in the production, purviiasing, storage, transmis¬
sion, and distribution of natural cm in the States of Ohio, Pennsyl¬
vania,
West Virginia, Kentucky, New York, Maryland and Virginia.
The system sells gas at retail to approximately 1,459,000 residential,
commercial and industrial customers. Certain subsidiaries produce gaso¬
line
and
other
extracted
hydrocarbon products, and one subsidiary
produces oil.
; i'ur-. tooo '
For the year 1960, the Columbia Gas System, Inc. and subsidiaries
had unaudited
total gross revenues of $534,703,000 and consolidated
Ne>v
47th
offered
.
is engaged in
manufacturing and distributing phonograph records
operating subsidiaries, 5 of which are distrib¬
uting outlets and 3 of which are engaged in record manufacturing.
In
March, 1961 the company purchased from Nathan DuRoff and Nathan
Rothstein all of the outstanding stock of the Monarch Record Group,
consisting of three California companies, for $625,000 in casli (of which
$600,000 was paid and the balance is due in March, 1962) and 8j.,758
class A shares
of the company.
Of such stock, 59,258 shares were
equally divided between DuRoff and Rothstein and 44,444 shares are
to be offered for public sale through the underwriters and the balance
will be sold from time to time at prices related to the current market
price at the time of sale.
The net proceeds from the company's sale
of
composed
subsidiaries, and
income
25,000 shs.
.'1
be*
stock
a
dent,
Gas
network
net
".
interest.
accrued
The
805,440 shs.
previous offering by the company.
Organized under Delaware law in I960, tne company
through
operations
Net ry.
—V.
rail¬
which
are
rendered;
pensation
the
way
cents
;
West
includes
granted
10,000
Mortimer
1961—4 Mos.—1960
oper.
Net revenue from
-':
to
company's
New
25,000 shs.
315
list
also
the
Dodge Wire Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
100,000
Distributing Corp.—Com. Registered—
of
underwriting terms
statement
stock,
common
to
BUSINESS—The
of
the
of
^
to
179,377
50
•
stock,
10,000
Ry.—Earnings—
196,730
10,000,000 shs.
1
price;
Colorado & Wyoming
$1,000,000
warrants
company,
warrants
2103.
p.
Outstanding
19S4____
1,
shares
pursuant
by the issuing company and 44,444 shares, being outstanding stock
the present holders thereof.
Amos Treat & Co.,
Inc., New York
City,
rail¬
income
oper.
after giving effect
follows:
1013.
p.
common
sale
by
Net
and
as
$1,000,000
debs.__
registration statement wiih the SEC
1961—4 Mos.—1960
oper.
operations
is
payable.
par
share
purchase
per
—V.
due
indebtedness
Capital
Stock
Iiy.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Railway,
way
1961
31,
hereby
288,968
subordinated
.
Railway
Net revenue from
offered
payable„
Cosnat Record
Period End. April 30—
at March
as
debentures
Authorized
Coleman & Co.—Notes Placed
it
derived
important
verting
of
start"
on
Foreign
Power's long-range
from utility to non-utility
further diversification to add to
its holdings
achieving
6
within
Nov.
without.
and
9,
the
within
furnish
to
in
acquired
was
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—Report—
on
and
institutional fields
that Bond
and Share is
its
subsidiaries.
Growth from
in
Chemico
and
Ebasco—in
through
and
petrochemical and petroleum
through the strengthening
in
in Ebasco
bj-oaoening of its Management Consulting Division.—V. 192, p. 2507.
The
corporation
$208,000
after
for
$465,000
David
of
during
the
This
of
company,
King
44
registration
statement
outstanding
khares
the
holders
Pacific
issued
SI
at
exercise of
in
lands
con.inuing
and
Limited
to
all
for
Sydney
and
E.
Coon,
the
on
in
Toronto,
American,
the
the
to
Peel
of
to
Ferguson
the
for
in
of
S.A.,
of
purpose
the
Town
of
Th"
company
has
Gleditsia
S.A.
outstanding
the
owns
4,709,719
as
a
of
shares
sha
x.3j83uo
officials
management
575,214
of
stock,
common
F.
C.
es
group
504,470
Wa.son,
Electronics
shares
of
list
Co.,
dates
marked
a
Ihe
terms
1940.
It
ices
The
net
now
in
has
in
8 ft
made
addition
cicsed-end
a
the
84,435,000
and
sale
under¬
and
be
portfolio.
has
manufacturing
and
8 ft
in
goods
of
in
actual
these
shipment
for
the
of
these
company
has
outstanding 1,837,389 shares
which
management
officials
own
about
2 J/4 ft
board
as
chairman
and
president.—V.
is
Evans
the
parent
Inc.,
Co.
Corp.,
Case,
well
as
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
meeting
president,
the
concerns,
to
furnish
In
stock,
common
Charles
E.
Salik
897.
p.
—V.
shares
the
smaller
as
corporation
that
on
by
each
owned
at
shares
Net
ry.
—V.
$3,214,557
$4,527,350
$12,320,624
$19,954,566
expenses
2,417,632
3,399,056
10,010,900
14,258 729
fr.
$796,925
$1,128,294
$2,309,724
$5,695,837
income—
oper.
193, p.
opcrs.
237,116
203,228
491,378
1,298,747
ry.
ail
or
Co.,
writing
Inc.,
May
York
Inc.—Common
Stock
1961
Offered—Pur¬
prospectus
Hayden, Stone &
associates publicly offered
Co., New
City, and
105,000 outstanding shares of this firm's $1 par common
at $12 per share. The offering was
quickly over¬
ing
Proceeds
stockholders
from
the
the
and
sale
went
three
to
received
company
sell¬
part
no
thereof.
R&D
have
manufacture
ment
and
of
offices
and
plant
CAPITALIZATION—The
sists
solely
2,000.000
issued
of
its
common
shares
and
reserved
granted
issuance
under
the
the
and
37
Of
design,
test
and
measuring
products
The
Prospect
and
the
St.,
equip¬
radio
are
company's
700,000
authorized
exercise
upon
company's
Chase
Empire
development and
fre^
executive
Amsterdam,
N.
Y.
company's
consolidated capitalization
con¬
stock, par value $1 per snare, of which
APPOINTMENTS—United
agent
the
principal
at
subsidiary,
owned
metavs.
authorized
are
outstanding.
for
Its
intensity
located
are
in
electronic
and
devices.
field
and
wholly
engaged
electrical
microwave
noise
quency
is
Corp.,
its
of
shares
shares,
options
restricted
stock
presently
are
10,000
Trust
Manhattan
Co.
shares
granted
to
Bank
is
are
to
or
York
New
registrar
for
is
be
transfer
the
common
stock.
shares
of
number
subject
stock
being
wv.ich
each
common
of
shares
to
the
agreement,
terms
are
of
names
and
the
principal
underwriters
offered
heresy and
the
severally
agreed
to
las
conditions
forth
set
in
the
of
will
purchase,
underwriting
follows:
as
Shares
Hayden,
Stone
Peabody
Lehman
Brothers
Smith,
—V.
Barney
White,
Weld
&
193,
Co
Co.
Co.
This
corporation,
tration
of
statement
all
Works
the
at
the
rate
holders
in
or
the
market
Outlook
to
90 ft
10,000
of
the
its
exchange
1,400
Jean
prices
The
which
(in
of
be
stock
have
D.
of
effected.
Jarecki,
Rounseval, owning 533
be
to
Continental
Reorganization
will
related
to
a~e
S.
snares
B.
by
to
National
to
stockholders
shares
(2.95ft ).—V.
J.
Period End. April 30—
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
Net revenue from
way
Net
*
ry.
"
1961—Monta--1960
$16,539,434 $18,828,591
15.428,167
15,965,229
include
Palmer,
1,500
(4.32ft),
p.
and
2349.
$77 854 274
64,352,533
65',4341389
.
$2,863,362
$2,260,786
812 419 835
income...
*1,808,378
*97,759
*9,969,277
644^85
p.
2108.
Cohon
Organ Corp.,
of
Milton
D.
offering
price
The
on
and
amendment.
public
by
shares sold
common
share,
sold
from
in
the
product
and
(2)
time
business
line,
Blauner
America,
below.
to
of
sales
by
the company
outstanding
market
at
designing,
product
made
were
by
for
sales
of
traded
that
in
at
stock
&
the
as
the
The
City.
working
capi¬
1961—Month,—1960
$11,282,123
$12,684,885
2,328,266
8,879,582
9,792,012
$485,953
$809,341
$2,402,541
$2,892,873
*50,827
263,164
255,191
862,001
rail-
income.—
193,
of
2108.
p.
Foam
by
public"
in
of
the
southern
Rubber
to
City
of
when
stock.
it
first
the
is
and
outlets
to
since
initial
offering
publicly-held
only
field.
Center, which
stock, marks the
increases
193,
made
was
in
exchangefirst entry,
company's
the
Forcite
29.
dealers.—V.
acquisition
its
made
Forcite
Rubber
Forcite
market
retail
franchised
52
corporation's
ago,
furniture
foam
shares
the
common
Foam
15,000
into
is
months
of
the
Acquisition
Center, Inc., of Miami was announced
Sabatino, president of Forcite,' Inc.
move
two
shares
—
Rubber
Victor
expansion
150,000'
for
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$3,137,607
2,158,595
corporation
Ford
date
stock
saie
for
increased
company
which
Erwin
57.6ft>.
group
This
Motor
of
number
sells
also
its
Foam
product
us
line
1557.
p.
statement
Of¬
with
to
other
market
shares
shares
this
public
A
shares
stock
class
A
shares;
issuance
of
shares
of
Under¬
had
company
29,160,296
and
the
19,497,213
shares
common
number
same
of
being made available
are
equal
an
offering.
The
number
by The Ford Foundation,
of
non
which
shares,
representing 58ft of
(to be reduced to 53ft
company
registration
shares of its
a
indebtedness)
B
the
common
of
the
of
to
conversion
upon
conversion
class
the
time
amendment.
giving effect to
owned
now
of
the
by
addition
6,292,010
2,750,000
upon
31,895,035
capital
—V.
sale
(in
31
offering
The
at
supplied
stock;
(after
of
stock
be
filed
26
outstanding
public sale by The Ford Foundation
Biyth & Co., Inc., New York City
offering price will be related to the
by
initial
Ford
•
,
May
on
2,750,000
for
headed
March
A
A shares).
owned
offered
to
of
Mich.,
covering
The
for
are
class
of
subject
class
be
firms.
writing terms
outstanding as
for
SEC
underwriters
six
class
Dearborn,
the
stock,
common
and
Co.—Secondary—
of
company
common
Stock
The
sale
and
class
of
on
the
voting-
May
1st
outstanding
such
upon
sale).
1931 p.'1792.
has
made
list
to
the
220,000
toward
company
Apartments,
Apartments,
shares,
Phila*;
Phila.;
the
$7,405,467
$7,768,989
expenses
1,424,580
1,412,163
6,033,431
5,797,937
$214,165
$264,328
$1,372,036
$1,971,052
*13,505
17,327
72,722
403,249
rail¬
operations——
income—
oper.
Deficit—V.
193,
2108.
p.
A
With
of
29
Friden, Inc.—Additional Financing Details—Our May
issue reported the offering of 360,000 shares of this
Additional financing de¬
Snapping
firm's 33l/z$ par common stock.
tails follow:
S.
'.UNDERWRITERS—The
111.
Plaza
Fla.; W.
Terminal, Newark, Ohio; Chateau
Motel, Miami Beach, Fla.
class
purchase
Peoria,
$1,676,491
oper.
ry.
*
Resort
parking
Moore
Motel
and
Resort
made
to
1,247,181
lirm
a
purchase
shares
underwriters
commitment,
from
the
of -common
stock
less
than
Witter
and
Merrill
Center,
prior
New
York
Waltham
N.
and
Imperial
offer
June
Square
Associates,
after
First
State
will
12,
1961,
3:00
at
but
the
director;
Gewanter,
real
of
Corp.
Delaware
Jerome
estate
Wishner,
business.
option
date not
by
Ira
and
of
than
more
under
the
laws
of
t'-e
[Sands, chairman, secretary
director,
and
director;
is
and
engaged
George
in
With
is
the
per
activity
to
class
of
A
its
The
year.
directors
of
stockholders
the
at
the
believes
company
to
company
rate
that
of
declare
about
through
80
its
cash
cents
diversified
it
in
sell
tributions
to
non-taxable
Upon
of
the
taxable
or
completion of
will
company
shares
of
75,000
series
shareholders
class
shares
II,
A
of
on
only as
the
consist
class
B,
193,
such
that
capital gains.
current
stock;
stock.—V.
basis
a
of
series
I,
stock
either
be
Witter
of
class
and
A
210,380
(limited)
shares
of
stock;
class
B,
This
company, of 237 East Olive
statement with the SEC
shares
of
capital
stock,
to
Avenue,
Burbank,
31
be
May
offered
Calif.,
covering
for
public
fibd
736,493
a
company
of
also
of
was
organized
unde" Dataware law
and
as
in March,
1961. The
company consis's principally of owning all the guaran¬
Surety Savings and Loan Association, a California company.
a
an
trustee
insurance
under
agency
deeds
of
for
trust.
fire
and
related
coverage
The
company commenced
the sto°k of Surety in
operations in May, 1961, wi h the acquisition of
exchange for 1.000,000 shares of its capital stock, and all the outstand¬
ing s ock of TCA Corp. in exchange for 37,344 sha-es of its capital
will
In
such
receive
transactions,
directly
or
Howard
indirectly
F.
Ahmans^n
an
and
aggregate. of
his
Deun
are
is
for
accepted
modify
dealers
to
25c
made
is
delivery
by,
the
to
when,
subject to
underwriters,
the offering without
share.
Reallowance
to
terminate
or
$1.75
per
share:
per
Co.
Shares
59;,o.O
Dominick & Dominick,
Pierce,
Hallgarten
Smith Inc.——
&
Stalls
Kuhn,
G.
Inc
Loeb
&
Securities
Goldman,
&
Inc.—
Co.
Dillon,
14,C00
Union
Sachs
&
Lehman
Co.
-lftO-V
Carl
&
M.
10.000
_■
Barney
&
Inc.-
Co.
Webster
&
Irving Lundborg &
3,000
2 000
Co. Inc.
2,000
Co
Blair
&
2,000
&
Co.__„
2,000
2,000
Co.
2,000
Co.——
2,000
2,000
2,000
&
Lester,
Inc._.ta 10,000
Co.
&
3 090
Inc._i
Co
Hooker
10,COO
10.000
Weld
&
Co.
&
Hallowed, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.__
Securities
Corp.
White,
Courts
10,000
&
Barth
4 000
3 000
Co.—
&
1
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Co,
Stone
W. Baird
4 0 30
Inc._!
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Rhoades
Loeb,
&
Whipple
J.
4,000
Co
Co.
Walker
" William
Co.10,0w>
Brothers
H.
R.
&
Robert
10,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—„ 10,000
&
Hutton
Bacon,
Co.————
Freres
E.
Inc.
Co._
William
Lazard
Newhard,
10.090
Fay,
Ryons
Inc.———'
&
Cook
Co.—
&
i_
2,000
Co
2,000
Hornblower &
Weeks—
7,000
Shuman,
Agnew
&
Co.
Smith,
Polian
&
Co._
F.
&
7,0„0
Sutro
S.
Moseley
Paine,
Co._„
Jackson
Webber,
Reynolds
7 000
—
&
Co.,
&
Inc
5.C00
Baettcher
5,000
Brush,
5,000
Davis,
Inc.—
4.0CO
Dcwar,
Schwabacher
C.
&
G.
Co.
&
Co.,
&
Allyn
Co.
4 0C0
:
&
Co.
Inc.—
4,000
J.
Dodze
&
Co.
Inc.—
4,000
Stern,
193,
p.
and
1,500
Co
Slocumb &
A.
1,500
Co.
Inc.
1,500
Skaggs & Co.__
Robertson
Pancoast
Becker
—V.
Co.
1,500
5,000-
Inc.—
Co.
&
Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
&
2,000
Eichler
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
E.
Hutton
2,000
2.0G0
Co.
Bateman,
Curtis
F.
the
purchasers
Hogle
1,500
&
1,500
_
&
Co.
1,500
Frank, Meyer & Fox
1,500
2325.
Fulton
suant to
Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
May 16, 1961 prospectus, Robinson-Humphrey
Atlanta, Ga., and Walston & Co., Inc., New
City, publicly offered 233,955 outstanding shares of
this firm's common stock (par $2) at $10 per share. Net
proceeds of approximately $2,105,595 went to the selling
stockholders and the company received no portion there-i
Co.,
a
Inc.,
York
the
operates
acts
Inc.
out¬
by the
thereof.
The offering
will be made on an all or none basis
through underwriters headed by Dempsey-Tegeter & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be -supplied
by amendment.
'
".'
stock
underwriting
sale
The
tee
the
The First Boston Corp.14.000
holders
business
&
Co.,
Eastman
have
purchased.
Smith
&
Clark,
on
registration
of
be
McDonnell
A.
Surety Corp.—Stock Registered—
standing
is
Lynch,
&
Bache
First
10ft
may
Fenner &
14,000 '•
Blyth
A.
1014.
p.
shares
Pierce,
W.
&
outstanding capitalization
of sundry debt;
1,060,7.69
$17,560,769
shares
wi'.l
than
more
the
39.000
-
financing,
311,600
they
to
of
Lynch,
Shares
per
may have the complete flexibility to make new acquisitions
previously acquired properties so as to offset possible deceases
depreciation.
This may enable the company to maintain cash dis¬
and
all
to, and
right to
the
dealers
Smith,
intention
and
Concession
Merrill
Chief
company.
respect
shares
the
delivered
or
other
Dean
gen¬
a
objective of the company is to obtain
resulting from diversification of realty holdings, geogiaphin
use
and
types
of occupancy,
and from refinancingand
blanket-mortgage-transactions to the extent they will
the
of
sale
notice.
with
Time,
and
to
Offering
issued
severally
underwriters.
Fenner &
president
vice-president
any
City
the
nas
company
organized
1961
14,
York
Co.
managing
date.
America,
Feb.
on
executive
expiration
New
p.m.,
&
.
,
expire
original
Republic
of
and
the
Square,
Engineering and Research Associates,
Waltham, Mass.
extending the period of the exchange offer to
days
Imperial
Waltham
Engineering Center,
exchange
Monday,
on
City;
Y.;
default
below,
to
certain
conditions
precedent,
and the selling shareholders the 360,000
offered hereby. Under certain
circums'*noes
commitment,
involving
listed
subject
company
shares of class A stock of the First Republic Corp.
offered in exchange for partnership interests, or capital units,
following—'Fairfax Associates, owners of the Fairfax Building,
Kansas
City,
Mo.; Korvette Associates,
the
Korvette Building,- New
York City; Williamsbridge
Associates, The Allstate Insurance Budding,
New
York
City;
Engineering
Building
Associates,
The
Engineering
Building,
Chicago, 111.;
Velvex
Mid-City Parking Center,
Velvex-44
be
the
Hempstead,
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$1,638,745
way
Net
be
Ry.^-Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
Net revenue from
•
together
Cypress
Fort. Lauderdale,
Beach,
being
will
April 30-r-
oper.
indicated
the
'
its
Railway
Railway
investment
stock
company
Fort Worth & Denver
Period End.
stock.
stock
A
company's
the
be
may
of
by
Marchwood
Poir.pano
the
of
group
a
shares
company's
Exchange.
applied
Park
of
heads
that
market
application
be
Pelham
Sahara
will
in
or
to
Jacey
York
New
loans;
of
repayment
of
Corp.,
$2,644,548
26
"going
of
and
to
The
of
a
all
with
cents)
10
(par
Options
'
operations—l
current
of' the
sale
220,000
Stock
the
will
City
City,
the
expected
from
Warehouse
the
date
public
York
is
over-the-counter
properties:
center;
It
American
funds,
certain
New
Co.,
proceeds
other
initial
underwrite
future
a
the
marks
public.
the
on
Net
It
foi'
Corp.,
notification
of
stock
Security
With
expenses
May
from
stock,
officials
letter
a
common
Investing
used
be
of
through
Y.—Files
revenue.
oper.
through
expenditures.
common
management
to
oper.
Deficit.—V.
directly or 'in'
missile
or
satellite
particularly
use
aevelopment
486
developing,
measurement
eitner
application
in
The net proceeds
shares
and
for
company's
for
funds
general
the
from
oper.
ry.
*
under¬
registration
7,500
time
to
an
"Scanalog" commutators, which
and switching products. Accord¬
scanning
program.
518,196
will
the
to
stock.
Estey Electronics, Inc.—New Name—
See
by
headed
sale
normally required for protection of lenders in real estate transactions,
rail-
193,
to
new
financing,
which
The
1961—4 Mos —1960
$66,613 319
$1,111,267
Deficit.—V.
public
.
operations—
oper.
Princeton, N. J.,
2o
covering
May
on
holdings ranging
filed
1961
Planned
are
and
respectively,
other holders,
All
shares
firms
the
Erie-Lackawanna RR. Co.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
483,
for
erties.
which
owning
189,
Box
of
e:cess
under
and
24,
share,
per
Thatcher
shares,
expansion.
Acquisition
SEC
per
be
data
test
According
in
Charles
also
Corp.
way
Net
on
offered, 220,000 shares are being sold to the
public at a price of $10 per share, and 1,247,181 shares
are offered in exchange for the
outstanding interests of
partners, joint ventures, and co-tenants in certain prop¬
the
current
parties
1961
of
Exchange
statement
Davidge,
780
share
the
to
owning
become
Rubber
sale
issued
March
(15.38ft);
owning
one
$10,003).
Such
shares
exchange
Stock
registration
addition
owning
2,776
shares
shares
(7.76ft);
Mrs.
(8.31ft );
Jarecki
fee
capital
of
at
in
public
American
regis¬
a
Continental
for each
for
company
Registered—
offered
their
of
shares
85,700
$3.50
Net revenue from
purchase
fered—Exchange Offer—This New York City real estate
investment firm with income producing properties in
major cities across the United States, offered on June 2,,
1,467,181 shares of its class A stock. Of the total number
share
496,238
stock
of
7,500
engaged
34.4%
distributions
filed
covering
"ornpanv
the
Pa.,
such
offered
sale.
shares
29
shares
on
market
stockholders
Plan
<,ne
be
Erie,
offer
to
time
of
broker's
a
outstanding
and
Palmer,
shares
to
time
common
as
proposed
R.
owning
Elsie
the
oi
may
time
May
capital
shares
shares
prospectus,
Agreement
T.
at
Corp.
the
of 27 Va
from
on
St.,
at
proceeds
Railway
Railway
Hadley-
principal executive offices of tne
in New York City, First Republic has syndicated a number of
properties.
<
16th
proposed
over-the-counter
prices
includes
is
SEC
outstanding
Such
thereof
West
the
It
18,045
Continental.
1341
with
stock.
common
for
of
Re¬
company
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
all
including
317,362
respectively.
1294.
p.
May
on
covei-ing
and
the
accrue
15,000
•
and
and
benefits
15^000
Inc
Inc
Steel
1961
offer
to
shareholder, the
O.
be
The
$1.50
may
single
a
owns
ically,
15,003
„_
1557.
p.
Forge &
23,
First Republic Corp. of America—Common
It
Erie
May
on
owned,
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Offer
advantages
45,000
;
__
Co
15,000
&
&
;
&
is
outstanding
Donath
eral
Kidder,
(1)
at
which
added
be
research
has
the
aggregate
trustee under
as
.
.-ft-
--
the
P.
supplied
prospectus, such
the
government
to
development
90
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
192,
President.
of
tne
plan.
option
of
is
to
underwriters
City.
be
electro-mechanical
directly
The
States
components.—V.
company's
public
and selling precision
applications.
Virtually
all
been
Inc.
with
company
to
includes
company
Center,
BUSINESS—The
Devices
York
Blauner
Donath,
The
stock
subscribed.
D.
shares
common
offered
31,
tal,
Co.
per
with
stock,
through
are
also
Milton
address
statement
common
New
terms
statement
to
whose
of
basis
none
&
Morris
a
corporation
SEC
Securities
Morse
Mfg.
Arms
sell
190,
stockholders
200,000 and
Forcite, Inc.—Acquires
registration
shares
The
Devices,
to
of
quarter
to
propose
offered
be
1792.
p.
company,
a
60,000
2108.
Empire
suant
shares
one,
share. This reduced the total
to 3,517,603. Mr. Case stated that the
offer
will
be
retired
and
cancelled.
the
under
the
$6.75
outstanding
purchased
193,
filed
of
1961—4 Mos.—1960
to sell
317,362
shares.—V.
The
Fairbanks
Fire
Corp.—Stock Purchase
of
reported
shares
476,581
of
shares
ing
17
formerly acted
Flora Mir Candy Corp., Brooklyn, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
effect
■"'v.
of
45 ft
are
revenue—
oper.
rev.
1961—Month—1960
first
of
Patent
yo ,/v.
Petroleum
annual
purchased
not
of
TCA
selling
propose
and
except
amounted
quarter
the
company
Colt's
/'■ ft:
■
the
At
company's
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
the
26
who
prevailed.
of
concerns.
of
.
192,
in
condition
instruments
the
listed
delays
1961
$36,715,000
to
economic
Whitney
lists
prospectus
319,737
installation.
or
first
control
and
The
of
is
for
necessary
markets
manufacturing
commitments, the company has re¬
major portion of its remaining funds for investment to
meet possible needs of its present portfolio companies for such funds.
A portion of sucn
remaining funds may be used for the construction
of an office building for the company.
served
tne
time
serv¬
aggregate
an
conditions,
to
of
largely continuesheavy equipment
hand,
in
lead
long
field.
concerns
the
in
notes
certain
to
financing
The
Ahmanson
subsidiaries
sults—
of
Act
additional
make
Since
Act
TCA.
Period End. April 30—
man¬
electronics
to
invested
in
volume
The
&
Felmont
Erwin
Company
the
principally
concerns,
such
Investment
management
used
will
subject
of
Investment
capital
debentures
investments
price
non-diversified
in
company's
in It59, it
convertible
such
to
the
stock
commitments,
additional
an
business
in
of
for
City heads the
Business
particularly
stock
share
new
New York
Small
investment
the
from
filed, a
amenumeut.
as
concerns
one
subscription
the
under
company
small
offering
$9,56C,0C0
and
registered
iong-term
represented
by
under
of
to
the
70,124
revenue
Whitney
Pratt
This
Calif.,
Diego,
rate
compared
as
that
shares.
May 25ih covering 612,i63
to offer such
stock for sub¬
Co.,
&
date,
supplied
business
proceeds
investments
public
be
Stearns
record
licensed
also
provides
small
to
Bear.
The
investment
agement
on
It is proposed
stockholders at the
to
is
is
and
San
Ave.,
SEC
stock.
held.
are
company
1958,
Fifth
the
1961
said
improvement over the prior
not
expected
to
reflect on
was
The
compared
as
377.
p.
company's
income, on
the
other
of the 1960 recession
stronger
a
Chandler
and
Offering—
Corp.—Rights
1400
with
common
shares
underwriters.
writing
of
by
three
of
of
statement
common
scription
each
Capital
corporation
registration
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
ated
1960.
Fifth Dimension, Inc.—Common
This
.
of" trust and conducted the insurance agency business to be oper¬
by the company upon its liquidation and merger into the company
June, 1961.
of
year.
markets.
operating
when
number
Ontario.
holdings in Surety and
profit
the
and
Fairbanks
&
of
quarter
of
consolidated
a
corporation,
upturn
the
engineered
$34,574,000,
1960,
the
22
by
Gleditsia
to
1959
located
of
until
income
Sales
the company;
Developments Limited.
shares
in
lands
made regular
the Noranda
shares were
Charles
and
Village
such
reselling
to
tool
manufacture
first
period
of
this
in
impact
machine
on
that
quarter
the
the
by the
shown
had
later
first
snow
and
outstanding
acquisition
organized
was
in Quebec,
Kinsella
with
has
company
1,865.664
Kenneth
of
operation
and
that
said
1,338,300
and
the purpose of
of mines,
commencing in 1947 and
for
Canada
properties
The
J.
Village
which
and
is
shares
sold
Peel
in
1944
time
connection
developing
Brampton
It
present
in
Kinsella
acquiring,
in
its mining
outstanding
Switzerland.
shares,
time
to
development
treatment.
directors,
ihe
Ccon
the
from
ore
issued
deposits.
to
up
Mines
of
to
granted to Kenneth A. Roberts, President,
was
the
shipments of
Watson,
options
organized
exploration,
company
engaging
mineral
May 31
be ofiered
on
noted
until
The
share.
per
The
stock,
time
from
Toronto, Canada, filed a
covering 1,865,664
for public sale by
West,
SEC
or
Canadian Stock Exchanges at prices then prevailing
registration statement also includes 250,000 shares to be
The
on
Street
the
capital
of
thereof
Coast
thereon
with
obtained
quarter
but
year,
Registered—
for
May
on
comparable
President
orders
new
reported
taxes
the
Karr,
income
Elder Mines & Developments Ltd.—Stock
his
.
deeds
industrial
services
expansion
construction
ana
Constructors
Kidde
developments
further
through
engineering
and
clients
reported
was
Chemico
Walter
broadening in the
and
construction
I960,
engineering
equipped
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2434)
family
47.49ft
of
have!
the
company's outstanding capital stock, and George A. Thatcher, Board
Chairman and President, has or will receive 30.82%
of such stock for
of.
BUSINESS—The
operations
Fulton
manufacturer
Co.,
a
ducer
a
producer
of
several
Mills,of
a
cotton
of
of
ginning
metal
diversified
on
divisions
producer
automotive
non-ferrous
manufacturer
carries
company
through
Cotton
and
of
subsidiaries.
textiles,
equipment,
parts,
castings,
pre-engineered
Ainsworth
Precision
and
steel
manufacturing
These
Continental
Casting-.
American
buildings.
Gin
include
Co.,
a
Manufacturing
Co.,
a
pro¬
Buildings
Co.,
Ainsworth
and
Volume
Number
193
6061
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2435)
Precision
are
sutLiuiury.
operating,, divisions
Prhiuipui o-iic^
CAPI'I AL1ZATION— i'he
subsidiaries
of
as
April
of
Precasco
company
uie
m
capitalization
15,
latil,
of
sales
wholly-owned
a
located in Atlanta, Ga.
tne
a^d
company
its
in
debt
Long-term
Minority
4V2%
Gin
pref.
Common
stock
$10
of
stock
($2
payaole
50,000 shs.
Earlier
year.
for
tnis
Physical
of
7.4%
montn,
qi.an.eriy
dividend
5,
iaoi.—v.
193,
1961,
the
volume
in
compared
Board
from
of
products
the preceding
increased
35
This
35
to
June
Railway
40
capital
stock,
share,
thereof
through
cents
a
City.
6,948 shs.
v
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 Mos.—i960
officials
$299,933
$285,674
$1,141,261
$1,123,321
254,156
296,047
l,Oo5,49J
l,i2d,Jj.5
1,491,166 shs.
6,000,000 s.is.
underwriters
named
Warston
for
below,
Co.
&
mo.
Net
the
wnorn
ucuing
are
fr.
rev.
ry,-
deficit
oper.
*Deiicit.—V.
as
unuerwriters, have severally agreed, subject to terms and
conditions of the underwriting contract to purchase from the sj.ling
stockholders the number of shares of common Stock set forth opposite
$45,377
opers.
ry.
respective
Robinson
Co.,
$135,768
$*4,994
stock
37,801
162,290
as
Blair
&
Co.,
&
Co
&
Co.,
Co
&
Co
Co
Ilentz
patrick,
193,
Odess,
&
&
'
Co.-
Simons
&
Sellers,
Martin,
Bonham,
•
Inc.
procerus
used
iroixi
Co.,
Budd
&
First
Southeastern
2.500
Inc.*—,—
that
arranged
had
it
headed
banks
This
banks.—V.
line
193,
65c
a
34th St.,
public
by
will
balance
the
be
i w x
to
addition
In
Board
President,
indebtedness,
certain
of
shares
380,000
stock,
common
and
Chairman,
53.79%
own
the
thereaiter
has
SEC
26.28%,
and
issued
wnicri
and
sales
to
Inc.
Absecon,
of
Regulation
a
added
to
certain
of
proviaes
order,
The
by
the
provisions
Commission
in
when
involved
underwriter;
failure
heimer
and
made
with
the
circular,
him
amount
shown
of
in
cation,
the
Realty
failure
issuer's
paid
violate
to
as
to
paid
be
of
of
for
loan
a
from
Bernheimer'
with
list
to
and
as
of
of
rights),
high
Stock
from
the
in
or
also
as
of
to
of
such
sum
included
Industries,
Inc.
the
dence
try
to
of
South
of
the
field,
193,
and
plans
mately
White
sales,
of
of
of 10%
owner
fiscal
1961
Plains,
Allentown,
the
of
Pa.,
covering
series,
no
May
earnings
year's
for
2-for-l
is
8.5%
the
over
Net
over
eighth
the
filed
9,018
a
shares
(limited
par
which preference
consideration in the
all
assets
Such
Colo.
the
stock
of
10,000
stock
Educational
held-
Foundation,
and
Charitable
(2)
be
by
Tne
gatnered
additional
addition
to
to
inter¬
Providence
and
add
to
Papitto
order
tne
in
Industrial
Lave
in
will
Inc.
for
also
said
backlog
in
to
is
and
26
or
in
193,
i960
cents
Great American
National
i+s
Industries,
corporation-has-called
5%
share.—V.
182,
-for
preference
oner,
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
oper.
ry.
warrant
its
permanent
A
290,COO
Las
and
pro¬
12.2
acres
it
»vas
Glass-Tite
referred to
of
Provi¬
greater
modern
and
to
held
or
is
its
expected
rise
to
$3,637,404
to
share.)
common
made
no
with
in
Y.,
corporation
Inc.,
below.—V.
193,
its
redemption
shares,
first
on-June
series
1961,
30,
$25)
(par
at
• -
all
of
$26.25
1961—4 Mos.—1960
1,632,148
Chemical
The
at
$1
earlier
the
under
terms
Securities
the
and
60,626,119
the
that
the
company
in
filed
the
respect
that
order,
notice
prior
of
hearing was
be vacated
there
with¬
31,
Charles
and
G.
in
net
earnings,
dividends
Mortimer,
in
New
the
1,
changed
to
a
record
$66,821,000
compared
of $61,071,000.
Net earnings
split approved last July,
stock
fiscal
1960's
successive
$2.48
year
in
per
share
which
net
of
per
were
earnings
with
that
consented
the
suspension
Gulf
$2.69,
Trust
Co.
stock
York
common
of
been
has
appointed
corporation.—V.
the
sole
193,
Land
&
Title
Corp.,
below.
have
$1,160,177,000,
increase
of
6.7%
announced
Land
that
this
Corp.—V.
company's
193,
p.
name
had
been
1118.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
April 30—
1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue-
$6,668,536
$6,795,437
$25,051,843
$26,091,879
oper.
expenses
4,823,674
5,162,505
18,972,400
20,809,547
This
increased
over
net
revenue
—V.
rail¬
$1,844,862
$1,632,932
$6,079,443
$5,282,332
income—
533,272
490,096
1,625,283
1,382,680
oper.
193,
p.
1901.
letter
notification
of
stock
(par
Planning
with
cent)
one
Corp.,
to
Newark,
the
and
purchase
promotion;
moving
and
literature;
oarer
of
equipment
repayment
expenses
cf
reserves,
and
loans;
installation
«un
re¬
costs;
genital
Telephone
Co.—Earnings-
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 Mos.- -1960
$
$
$
7,956,346
31,998,069
,665,444
7,420,577
7,058,146
28,129,366
,119,135
Railway
Railway
Net
income
charges
r
2215.
p.
1961—4 Mos.—1,960
$20,077,576
$21,874,758
$79,539,163
expenses
16,094,048
17,651,899
64,728,720
$87,483,701
71,434,953
opers.
$3,983,528
$4,222,859
$14,810,443
$16,048,748
income—
1,096,533
1,084,659
4,091,285
3,803,(52
oper.
fr.
rev.
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
oper.
ry.
ry.
oper.
193, p. 2110.
Illinois
Terminal
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 iMos.—1960
revenue**
$660,853
$742,399
$2,592,048
568,350
613,676
2,363,131
2,570,928;
oper.
92.503
128,723
228.917
440,682,
income—*
*39,744
20,957
*155,565
oper.
Railway
oper.'
expenses
Net
from
ry.
rev.
ry.
oper.
Deficit.—V.
$3,011,610
193,
18,379
2110.
p.
&
Michigan Electric Co.—Debentures Offered
group headed by the First Boston
Corp., Won at competitive bidding on May 31, 1961 an
issue of $20,000,000 of this firm's 5V8% debentures due
June
1, 1980. The group won the i:sue on a bid of
101.0399 for a 5V8% coupon and reoffered the deben¬
tures at 101.722 to yield 5% to maturity.
underwriting
Competing bids, all for a 5Vs% coupon, included East¬
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., 100.98; Falsey,
Inc., 100.963; and Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., 100.872.
man
Stuart & Co.
will
Proceeds
Feb.
21,
used
be
to
prepay
the company's $20,-
Run
Ave.,
The
Power
electric
integrated
company
distribution
ing
and
authorized
also
is
under the laws of Indiana
to transact business
in
princiDal
Its
American
Electric
and
organized
was
company
1925
executive offices
are
located at 2101 Spy
Fort
Wayne
1, Ind.
The company
is a subsidiary of
Electric
Power
Co.
Inc.,
and
a
part of
the American
Michigan.
is
in
engaged
sale
and
utility
system.
the* generation, purchase, transmission,
energy to the public and t.se supply¬
electric,
of
of electric energy at wholesale to other electric utility companies
municipalities in Indiana and southwestern Michigan.
The com¬
serves 167 communities in an area having an estimated popula¬
of
1,359,000.
Among the large power customers, those predomi¬
pany
tion
importance
are
manufacturers
of automobiles,^, tfucks,
and equipment, airplane parts,, .c'.ectric motors and
equipment, steel, mete 1, glass and rubber products.
in
nating
automotive
parts
farm
is
company
also engaged
in the incidental business
a fc.v limited areas in
with dealers in the sale
appliances to its customers.
service
in
cooperates
electric
of furnishing
Indiana, and it elso sells,
and financing of, certain
are issued as an initial
agreement dated as of June 1,
1961,
executed
oy
the
company
with United States Trust _Go. of
New
York as
trustee.
The agreement permits,
except as otherwise
described therein, debentures to be issued in series at any time and
from
time
to
time in
p.n
unlimited amount.
Tae several seiies of
debentures
from
time
to
time
issued
under
the agreement may
vary
as
to terms in various permitted respects, including maturity,
interest rate,
sinking fund and redemption provisions.
of
FUND—The
tures,
on
cient
to
a
cash
June
,
1
redeem,
of
of
the
may
to
debentures
an
so long
deliver to the
series^ deben¬
from 1966 through 1985, casn suf.i-
agreement
requires
the
company,
1986 debentures remain outstanding, to
sinking fund for the retirement of 1986
of
be
each
year,
the
then
at
principal
election
amount
of
the
as
series
1S86
pursuant
debentures
of
any
trustee,
the
operations—__
way
ry.
from
Y.—
8,369,397
$500,000
Net
N.
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings-
as
1961—4 Mos.—1960
Railway
Net
an
was
American
Railway
year.
reached
Land & Title Corp.—Name Changed—
.gain
stock.
I.,
7,463,000
193,
and
the
a
L.
4,870,942
SINKING
■
share
a
taxes—
heating
adjusted
share,
common
it
1961,
to
a
common
for
sales
catalogues
DESCRIPTION—The
Guaranty
of
used
be
and
Period End. April 30—
the
Chairman,
of
equipment,
and
993.
p.
Gulf American Land Corp.—New Name-
June
highs
new
sold,
to
are
income
series
Gulf
filed
1961
Co.,
had
Regulation
in
a
should
order
contained
the
of
misleading
company,
Oil
company
2214.
see
79c
purposes.
after
on
Act
Western
Great
conditions
and
the
of
suspension
hearing,
192,
by
asserted
false
was
request
allegations
a
share
per
order
Thereafter,
Bank
for
agent
or
operating;
Net
The
p.
was
000,000 of short-term debt.
order
On
permanent.—V,
transfer
19,
development;
Indiana
Co.—Offering Suspended—
whether
for
request
made
Net
1961,
operating taxes**
Other
493.
p.
Grosset & Dunlap, Inc.—Appointment—
Highs—
set
products
Federal
$7,779,810 $11,876,638
*574,973
3,o95,943
certain
the
to
as
Hicksville,
$
Net
$3,746,427
circular
facts.
permanent.
issue
for
share.
The
hignest
the
59,383,978
an
The
determine
Inc.,
shares
Period End. April 30—
537.
present
$1,444,122
*468,668
offering
material
to
drew
be
comply
that
certain
gains
a
31,
plant.
.
shares
Nev.
$3,143,370,
share, through United
per
marketing
Illinois Bell
Net
from
common
Vegas,
9c
27 ,108,000
making
29,' 1960 order temporarily suspending a Regula¬
registration with respect to a public offering
June
with
Capital
to
March
18 ,227,201
1901.
p.
issued
exemption
May
on
75,000'
BUSINESS—The
his
SEC
compared
equal
ended
19,617,184
15,765,067
Great Western Oil
The
quarter
com¬
14,935,807
'ncome
193,
share,
portfolio.
$315,020,
the
28,272,000
of
$16,379,929 $19,511,494 $67,163,788 $72,502,757
operations
way
investment
were
for
4J484.014
to
executives
Notevenue from-rail-'-
Deficit.—V.
the
7,0^;0(50
used
be
Agency,
$3,000,000,
1961—Mont;;—1960
Railway
„
for
102 979,794-
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
*
profit
178, 980,439
the
314.
p.
Period End. April 30—
Net
the
Industries, Inc.—Proposed Merger-
Phoenix
outstanding
net
$9,399,679, equal after pre¬
3,790,528 shares of common
was
on
104,448,953
Great Lakes Power Corp. Ltd.—To Redeem Stock—
per
1960
a
$2.50
and
—An
The
Consolidated
1961
share
Industries,
proceeds
corporate
*
See
31,
a
25,766,203
2007.
p.
,
Up—
25,680,537
amounted
per
of
excess
14,
•,
expenses
new,
are
65c
at
preparation
Stock Exchange)
to
profits
in
(Sales
present
history.—V.
company s
sales
that
1961.
$263,436,
at
employees
June
"«
Operating
the
a
record
initial
an
the new ouilding will have
approxi¬
manufacturing facilities and otiices.
that
feet
building
250
additional
an
again
start
shareholders.
to
utilities.
all
to
2462.
184,336,206
generally
Park
access
of
p.
45,239,563
purcnase
is
held
188,
46,383.876
president
what
shares
revenues
(94%)
Redevelopmeiit
Papitto,
located
will
indicate
income
net
R.
to
15
Y.
Net
option
with
Operating
five
the American
of
covering
.
an
each
corporation's
permit
shares
shares
.
certain
ana
contracts
also
of
133,000
125,000
notification
company
requiring
will
proceeds
of
manufacturers
for
contracts
be
the
from
letter
a
involved.—V.
March
operations
or
offered
The
Tne
will
stock
filed
of
capital
stock
(par
$10)
to
be
stockholders at
$27
per
share
at
the
for
is
$2.44
corporation
SEC
N,
researcn
the
quarter
from
The
the
mer¬
fields.
1961
shares
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
conducting
finance
to
programs
on
to
Hydrodyne
of
shares
lielas,
consumer
18,
corresponding months of 1960. Revenues for the first quarter
totalled
$5J,400,205, as
compared
with $61,221,036 for the
quarter a year ago.—V. 193, p. 1450.
like
Inc.—Expansion—
is
site
Industries,
substantially
issuable
(each
common
warrants
22.
rose
peak
previous
sales
Mellon
shareholders;
Bollingen
1961
—V.
studies
of
stock,
the
Denver,
shares
of
Corp.—Record
N.
volume of
ended March
year
on
previous
the
(1)
equipment
the
owns
Expressway
Tne
Period End
Net
selling
1,401,702 shares
of
1,062,250;
by
they
outstanding
the
of
and
rendering
student
moves.
outstanding
Ralph
land
100',OOO square
Mr.
and
and
Registered—
substantially
of
America,
250,000
physical
announced
of
the
by
24
Huntington
Tentative
notifi¬
Winds, Inc.
affiliation
such
and
Fcods
General
The
in
and
in
first
for
2109.
p.
six
which
the
$2,617,24:-,
Co.
stock
125,000
additional
obtain
The
shares.
from
Gulf Guaranty
net
capital
interviewers
such
riks
Gilbert
The
notifi¬
26
common
1961
exercise
upon
&
1961
processing
to
including
15,000
May
vicinity.
Glass-Tite
is
Marina's
to
respect
in
the
exercisable at $20 pey share)
attached
to
$10,000,000 of debentures sold by the company pursuant to a pros¬
pectus dated Nov. 5, 1959.
Net proceeds from the company's sale of
the 250,000 shares will be used to increase or maintain working capital.
—V.
of
mnnotrs
established
of
held
the
profit
supplied
be
May
for
available
promotional
company
land
on
time to time by holders thereof on the New York
in the Over-the-Counter Market at prices related
prices at the time of sale.
The registration
shares
25
certain
foundations
outstanding.
been
com¬
oifering
tefepnone
inlormation
industrial
announced
stock
receipt
Street,
portion
a
March
Corp.
relates
company
covering
of
be
of
of
.
market
current
statement
by
issued
Finance
Exchange
the
to
shares
27,672
were
to
in
consumer
teen-age
data
speed
costs,,
Wiiicn
the
and
diversification
Industries, Inc. (listed
Providence, R. I., has acquired
tion
Hamilton
1105
acquisition
sold
be
may
and
stock
of
The
are
law
engaged
sale
will
and
and
and
Trie
of
is
and
network
Glass-Tite Industries,
failed
Consumer
for
This
compared
with $3,458,390,
equal to
88c
a
3,779,328 shares outstanding a year earlier.
properties and
investments
accounted
for
$6,782,430
or
$1.79 per share of the 1961 first quarter profits.
These nonrecurring
profits reflected the sale of certain notes and securities which had
assets
of
in
beneficial
a
the
Apel
nature
registration statement with the SEC on May
of
voting preference stock
60c
convertible
company's
1
W.
by
to
ended
dividends
on
—V.
notification
to
Absecon
the
the
shares
securities.
corporation
terms
exchange
programs
by .tnfcoicompany,
,
sell
to
poses
of
common
market
personal trusts in
about 33%%
of the
Corp.—Earnings
report
months
stock
for
McDonnell
outstanding
in
company
tt?6'Jybuth
operati-ng:'
"staff.1
the
company's
intends
for i
stock,
mon
an
payable
the
of
cited
are
all
Bern¬
quarterly
ferred
payments
among
which
General Acceptance Corp.—Securities
voting
the prospectus,
to
charitable
May
A.
share
new
Hotels
inventory;
us
marketing
outlay
the
the venture based
200,000
disbursements
and
failure
of
reflect
to
$2,000
record
no
affiliates
name
the
three
search
utilization
also
of
youth
capital
program
it
ca,wi
as
to
by
acquired
be
to
success
failure
inclusion
the
outstanding
This
current
its
York
Paul Mellon, 250,000 of 3,794,106; and Richard
400,000 of 5,066,929.—V. 193, p. 2325.
underwriting
newspaper
and magazine articles and
directed
to
a
teen-age and youtn audience
expansion
of' products,
under¬
as
broker-dealer;
a
to
or
serve
act
gross income and profits.
The order
financial
statements
included in its
of
their
deficiencies
as
the
Bernheimer
receipts
as
Co.
property
amount
whereas
cash
well
as
the
from
the
$1,983
Similar
cation,
in
and
the
Tne
director),
one
No
in
are
and
views.
circular
alleged
underwriter is
would
Commission
salary
which imply
company's
received
was
to
no
proposes
Bernheimer
the
to
respect
including
receivable
note
with
that
Bernheimer
G.
that
aggregate
projections
and
challenges
Apel
the
statements
conjecture
states
statement
disclose
to
offering:
Marina
the
failure to disclose the interests held
Apel in an affiliate of Marina and the
Arno
and
offering
would
Federal
the
to
registration
them
by
affiliate;
offering
the
officials;
management
sold
in
Gerald
fact
disclose
to
that
(Di
the
of
relate
failure
without
writer
also
and
misrepresentations
the
on
facts;
securities laws.
The order
opporturL.y for hearing, upon request, on the question
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
an
whether
a
suspension
material
anti-fraud
the
•
its
In
Net
public sale
outstanding
steak,
by
York
New
Gilbert
stock
the
of
holders
New
'Earnings of Hilton Hotels for the initial quarter of 1961 were the
highest for any quarter in the corporation's history, due to substantial
capital gains, Conrad N. Hilton, president, announced on May 2o in
registration
a
snares
offered
througn
underwriting
promotion
increase
conduct
as
A
the Commission asserts (A) that
offering, when computed in accordance with requirements
of Regulation A,
would exceed the $300,003 limitation;
(B) that cer¬
tain terms and conditions of Regulation
A were not complied with;
(C) that Marina's oifering circular is false and misleading in respect
exemption.
the
Corp.,
certain
400,000
subscription
Hilton
other
tnree
preparing
working
efficient
more
to
(3)
>
to
ootain
A
J.
N.
65,000
be
basis
Glass-Tite
provides a conditional
exemption from registration
with
respect to public offerings of securities not" exceeding $330,000.
In a notification filed March
8, Mar.na proposed the public offering
of
300,000
common
shares
at
$3
per
share,
pursuant
to
sucn
an 1
Regulation
to
promotion programs
teen-age,
youth
and
tne
marketing
from
the
contemplated
intends
in
eitner
to
proceeds
aefray..
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
proposed public offering of stock of Garden State Marina,
respect
1961.
Registered—
being
principal stockholder.
all
The
surveys
related
Suspended—
temporarily suspending
order
an
and
filed
City,
covering
under
Eugene
stock.
telephone
net
from
a
(a
share
York
are
none
and
acquired
from
common
books
outstanding
has
company
or
organized
advice
or
which Samuel Dorsky, President
Lichtenstein,
Executive Vicerespectively.
of
Piesid.ent,
shares,
and
all
29
of
The
Foundation,
143,804;
for
of
rate
Seymour
Garden State Marina, Inc.—Offering
exemption
Boston
to
shares
B
ciass
share.
per
shares
15,000
price
was
teiepnone,-ana
,
and
offering
conducting
■
50,000
an
chandising
About
65%
the private
"ifworkiiig ica.pituU & lAvtW
atf-ded - to
73c
May
President
companies
its
consumer
New
of all units produced
by the company are
labels of the respective
customers, and the balance under| its registered trademark ""©ararv.'!~
The
estimated
$675,710
net
proceds
from the
stock sale will be
expended to equip a new plant at Lambert, Miss.
($150,000), and
shirts.
sold under
sport
woven
Gibbs,
outstanding
amendment.
of
(formerly Myrna Knitwear Inc.) is engaged principally
manufacture and salt* of men's and boys' knitted sport shirts
boys'
173,000
is engaged in the manufacture,
multiple line of proprietary drug prod¬
a
on
and
on
The. company
company
the
and
of
as
80,000 of 126,615;
offered
offering.
company
about
SEC
which
made
be
Tne
by J.
R.
Williston & Beane,
which
commission and $12,500 for expenses.
headed
share
per
of
company
shortly
West
112
underwriters
receive
The
in
of
company,
R.
the
of 410 Park Ave., New
Gilbert,
replaces
York City, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on May 29 covering 75,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $6.50 pc; share, and
45,000 shares
to be
offered
to employees, persons who have indi¬
cated
interest in company affairs and to its Employees' Retirement
Plan and Trust.
The offering will be made on an all or none basis
will
owned
and
company on May
SEC
covering
9,009
the
commission
the
in
vuiolssale druggists and other distributors.
to
the
will
Garan, Inc.—Common Registered—
through
related
According
certain
family
The
,
the
to
value
with
stock,
lour
This
First
registration
a
present
Haverhill Gas Co., Haverhill, Mass.—Files With SEC—
a
through
saie
of class A stocx, estimated at $255,000, will be
lor advertising and general corporate purposes,
if ail tlie
sold, tne equity of tne management oxiicials will increase
Eugene
five-
a
910.
p.
all
are
Tnomas
1958,
company,
the
by
National Bank of Cleveland.
a similar loan with Other
Society
by
credit
new
share
selling
participating
filed
110,000 shares
per
share
per
broker-dealers
$3
C.,
D.
covering
at
Gilbert Youth Research, Inc.—Common
•
Co.— *,5j0
banning credit totaling $5,0C0,000 with a group of
The
by
the
by
company.
The prospectus lists
Avalon Foundation, to sell 400,000
of
Sales
Financing Arranged—June 1, 1961,
announced
company
45c
a
Washington,
sale
company,
in
minus
statement
Gabriel Co.—Bank
year
are
a
E„
May 26,
3,000
mon
this
be
sale
the
Mellon
K.
the
of
laige.y
mares
3,000
5,000
•
by
principauy
so.u
ucts,
3,000
—-———
—
of the
t-.gaiiiztd
N.
on
public
employees,
or
statement
owned
now
for
ottered
muiiteiing and distr.buticn of
Doe
Inc.——__—_
5,000
——_
prompters
cnimolm & Co.,
„uto,
5,000
Inc.—
3,030
——
910.
p.
will
5%.
family,
that
Dominion
Trust,
the offering will be granted 3-year options to pur¬
11,000 class A shares at $3 per share, Also included
in
additional
registration
si.aits,
Inc.-——
Oppenheimer & Co
.
*———5,000
Crawiord,
Stamm
L.
Murray
7,500
Kirk-
&
Inc:___
&
7,500
*
tng-ged
an
<.ne
4,00J
3,00J
3,000
Co.— 3,000
Co.,
&
in
be
to
paid
Persons
4,000
-
Sanford
&
oe
chase
*.
Co
&
Kohlmeyer & Co.—i
7,500
Co.—
froster, Singer & Co
—V.
Hattier
McCarley
Inc.——
Co.,
Wheat
C.
7,500
——
&
&
Landstreet
Clark,
French
A.
12,500
Hutton
P.
H.
-J.
will
•
4,000
W. Tinaall & Co
J.
Co.,
Hirshbergy Inc—12,500
&
4.00'j
stock,
ofiicials and
to them
company
.4,000
,
Inc.*——
A
cidss
or
Agee*& Leaciwhh-
Sterne,
*
and
Bradford
Courts
E.
&
This company,, of 1496 H Street,
registration statement with the SEC
...
Co.,
&
Mason-Hagan, -Inc*
Space
12,500
inc.
C.
—_12,500
Lane,
Kletz
G.
(T. R.) Gibbs Medicine Co., Inc.—Class A Stock Regis¬
—4,000
Hirsch
&
Ccrp.
Michael
J.
Evans
Lemer
Inc.—
Johnson,
Norris
A.
Inc.
—33,727
Gooaboay
The
Clement
33,728
-
_
Co.,vine.—12,500
&
of
follows:
Old
tered—
Shares
Humphrey
-
Inc.*—
Walston
of
140,000
,
puollc
names:
Shares
The
Mellon
interested
41,906
.
about
own
the
of
managing
their
price
May 26 filed
outstanding
on
1,670,000
for
underwriters headed
offering
members
$"10,313
1,710
-
193, p. 2109.
Pa.,
covering
offered
Oil
arc
Net
Pittsburgh,
SEC
be
common
at the time of
offering. Underwriting terms will be
by amendment. In addition to indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 103,161,368 shares of capital stock, of which management
expenses
oper.
to
supplied
.
ana
The
of
the
voted
revenue*--
oper.
Kauway
with
$1.30
49o.
p.
Corp.—Secondary—
corporation
statement
witn
Directors
of
to
Gulf Oil
year.
basis
acijusieu
fiscal
tne
Period raid. April 30—
14,404 shs.
500,000 shs.
Inc.
Co.
$i.40
an
Gulf
stated
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Robinson-Humpurey
and
1960.
gam
a
on
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
pari
par,
fiscal
wiui
s..are
$2,32o,0J0
—
<__***-^
Company—
the
Common
($100
no
ptr
quarter
prior
in
com^aieu
paia
increase
Co.
stock,
value
Capital
Subsidiary
y.oy*,
per
tne
to
$5,050,5j0
$2,325,000
deot
Interest in
Continental
Outstanding
*—$5,050,550
—
$1,087,076,000
DividO-ids
cents
Authorized
Short-term
of
rose
som
follows:
us
is
Corp.,
are
7
amount
the
1986
of
series
taken,
applicable special redemption price,
the 1986 series debentures
plus, at
to an
debentures.
company,
at the
up
additional $500,000 principal
Credit against such amount
election of the company, in an amount
„Aiol
i.^Dmntinr
nrir.p
O.I
1986
series
8
otherwise
redeemed
Cash
of
with
deposited
the
agreement
the
purchase,
The
trustee
debentures
with
the
fund
in
series
1986
the redemption of
which has remained on deposit
of six months subsequent to a sinking
to apply to
of $o0,000,
period
a
of
redemption
or
excess
for
trustee
provisions
applied to
debentures.
1986 scvies
trustee under the sinking fund
at the request of the company, be
the
may,
payment
required
is
cash
to
pursuant
than
acquired by
the company
the sinking fund provisions.
been
theretofore
have
which
debentures
or
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2436)
date.
payment
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the principal amounts of the
1986
series
debentures
set after
their names below,
respectively:
UNDERWRITERS—The
First
The
Blyth
Peabody &
Smith
&
Fenner
Co._
Pierce,
Lynch,
1,500,000
Inc._
Brothers
Salomon
1,500,000
1,500,000
Inc
Co.,
<fc
Kidder,
Merrill
&
1,500,000
Hutzler
Stone
C.
Co
Hanseatic
Struthers
Smithers
S.
F.
Adams
Co
Inc.
Co.,
W.
Hibbs
B.
Inc.
&
Co.,
400,000
Fulton,
Swiss
Reid
Inc.
& Co.,
American
Co.
400,000
4__.
Robert
Co.
400,000
Corp
—V.
193,
for construction of a new warehouse and
L. I., N. Y.
company
office at Westbury,
BUSINESS—The
self-service
retail
of
Organized
Cullen,
ment
is engaged in the operation of a chain
stores in the Long Island, New York area.
company
food
August 1930 by Michael J. Cullen, father of James A.
President, the company was a pioneer in the develop¬
the self-service,
high-volume, low-markup retail food mart.
in
now
of
located in Jamaica, Queens County, N. Y., it has
grown
to a
chain of 33 markets in Queens,
Nassau and Suffolk
Counties. At April 30, 1961, there were under construction four ad¬
ditional King Kullen supermarkets, all of which it is anticipated will
be in operation during the summer or fall of 1961.
From
single
a
store
company's sales volume has increased from $30,911,339 for the
ended Sept. 29, 1956 to $48,359,412 for the 53 weeks ended
The
weeks
Oct.
1960.
1,
150,000
Class
A
stock,
par
Class
B
stock,
par
150,000
.
value
value
Agent:
Chemical
Trust
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Whittaker
L.
100,000
Securities Corp
100,000
Hugo Marx & Co.——
writers
the
and
v
Shares
.
Purchased
an
May
From
becomes
Hemphill,
Estabrook
Corp.—Earnings—
White,
Earnings for the six months ended April 30, 1961, attained a record
level
of $326,242,
equal to 57 cents a share on 575,500 shares of
outstanding,
owners
first
of
months
six
This
fiscal
during
progress
shareowners.
'•
that
are
company's
the
H.
Inter-American
ha^
reached
Brothers,
with
agreement
an
Bank
Blyth
&
Co.,
firms
as
its
bankers
to
make
in
the
future.
its
basic
and
Under
the
and
is
United
issue
its
beep
The
bank's
this
capital
bank
thus
far
is
issues,
fixed
since
$381,580,000
has
capital
such
be
to
made
paid
Illinois
Kinsley
1,251
charter
countries
authority
no
plans
833
to
question
Willard
sales
for
Salvage
of
Co.,
the
and
bad
weather
as
labor
cost
with
proceedings
make
respect
the tem¬
Securities Act
from
City,
underwriter
scheduled
for
Regional Office.—V.
July
the
of
1961,
10,
Edelstein
Robert
offering.
in
the
of
net
of
stock,
common
its
under
company
Net
income
to
rose
to
30
the
in
The
hearing
Commission's
Net
peak
of
$75,C40,
On
year.
period.
There
1961,
compared
share
per
the
Treat
lion
therein
York
New
23
an
operating
sales
that
to
190.
$1,109,089,
the
week
52
$60,896
period
posted
in
the
earnings amounted
basis,
the
increase
11%
an
be
to
29,
total
net
cents
sale
of
company,
statement
stock,
common
by
the
300
with
of
$1.93
income
same
and
the
in
the
$329,582
units
assets
quarter
first
the
York
Hotel
in
the
con¬
Robert
London.
A
Hotel
in
,
Weston
New
under
or
City,
through
Witter
to
| Co.
supplied
Net
to
1930
over
sales
In
Henry
After
filed
regis¬
a
shares,
being
offering will be made
outstanding
on
all
an
or
stock,
by
mil¬
New
30,
1960.
1,
by the First Boston
Corp.
and
Dean
offering price and underwriting terms are
the
capital
will
and
sale
be
additional
of
available
stock
to
various
shares.
of
the
sale
of the
Co.
Its
Founder
Chairman
and
and
D.
Kaiser
being
own
Chairman
A.
preferred stock,
will
and
Henry
company, and
proposes
Corp.,
Corp.,
J.
the
Board,
the
stock,
common
Copper
The
be
of
to
owns
Co.
which
sell
the
1,104.111
1,925,000
Kaiser
com¬
shares.
will
of
Kansas City, Southern
Edgar
Henry
F.
J.
Kaiser
Kaiser
as
is
Board
193,
p.
share
has
Alexander's
voting
raise
stock
the
agreed
38%
(or
additional
5-year period.—V. 193, p.
oper.
revenue.
$3,172,830
$3,683,939
$13,480,756
$14 756 269
oper.
expenses
2,022,579
2,248,242
8,016,254
8!727|088
—v
."I
v•
from rail-
rmi0?er'1 onno0me
lyj, p.
$1,150,251
1
'
in
for
each
a
total
shares).
of
Korvette
payable
$5,238,436
of
42%
to
company
outstanding
Calif,
Hills,
over
24,
that
totaled
earnings
before
$6,821,000
Railway
Net
1961—Month—1960
10 cents)
deficit
ry.
$332,461
$635,981
$1,278,860
expenses
283,248
418.270
1,304,165
1,776,761
$101,836
$85,809
$668,184
$497,901
64,378
21,663
526,275
302,946
from
ry.
—V.
deficit
oper.
193,
2111.
p.
operation
of
mortgage
gold
accrued
Bank,
City
has
company
the
called for redemption on Aug. 1,
sinking fund, $319,000 of its 5%
first
bonds,
interest.
series
Payment
Chestnut Street,
*121
Eank
of
New
York,
of
will
1924,
due
made
be
Feb,
Broadway,
at
at
100%%'
or
plus
National
at The First National
York
15,
N.
Y.^-V.
193,
operating
$3,466,945
$4,366,302
expenses
3,509,553
3.904,249
to
be
used
revenue
from
Net ry.
V. 193,
the
16,534,752
$1,435,697
$5,464,502
$6 029 131
421,792
547,600
2,128,346
2,399!699
$462,032
866,543
276,689
*$311,429
$2,159,875
3,364,668
614,683
2111.
p.
Ling-Temco Electronics, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
have
statements
been
Chance
mailed
to
and
notices
stockholders
of
of
shareholder
meetings
June
Ling-Temco Electronics, Inc., and
Vought Corporation, officials of the two companies announced.
Vought
and
Ling-Temco
shareholders
are
asked
in
the
Chance
purposes.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$7,414,489
$.8,699,704
5,035,594
5,364,955
1961—Month—1960
$2,147,378
1,309,914
$596,116
$837,464
$2,378,895
$3,334,749
141,595
279,733
660,187
1,209,223
of
McKesson
fiscal
Inc.—Sales, Net Down—
Robbins,
&
ended
year
amounted
Inc.,
$670,355,b60
to
according
1961,
31,
March
to
for
preliminary,
released May 25 by George Van Gorder. chairman.
Sales in the previous fiscal year amounted to $676,710,343.
This is
the first time in 22 years that McKesson's sales were lower than the
figures
period.
Net income for the 1961 fiscal year was 310,039,876,
provision of $10,467,588 for Federal income taxes, a decrease
previous
after
of
$2,260,028
I960
over
the
011
fiscal
$12,299,904
of
when
the tax
provision
earnings are equivalent to $2.50
per share
outstanding compared to $3.08 per share in
shares
4,014,163
previous
income
These
$13,547,459.
was
year,
shares
3,992,354
with
outstanding.
ended March 31, 1961, amounted to $159,711,$168,250,710 in the corresponding 1960 quarter. Net
income
for
this
last
quarter
was
$2,465,371, after Federal income
tax provision of $1,869,936,
or 61c per share. In the same period of
1960, net income was $3,473,740, equivalent to 87c per share, after a
Sales
for
the
77S,
tax
quarter
compared
provision
Van
Mr.
to
$3,794,533.
of
Annual
1961
be distributed to stockholders on
193, p. 495.
Report will
said.—V.
Gorder
June
(E. F.) MacDonald Co.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
suant to
May 31, 1961 prospectus, Smith, Barney & Co.
a
Inc., New York City; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc., Cleve¬
land, Ohio, and associates, publicly offered 275,000 out¬
standing shares of this firm's $1 par common stock at
$19 per share. Proceeds from the sale went to the selling
stockholders and the company received no part thereof.
BUSINESS—The
stitute
the
organization
objectives
in
in
and
its
subsidiaries con¬
to the creation
to achieve the
customers.
The business was originated by its
MacDonald,
in 1922.
It was incorporated in
reincorporated in Delaware on May .31, 1961.
shown a profit
in every year except for a small
F.
and
business
loss
it
in the world devoted
campaigns designed
its
of
Elton
1947
incentive
of
that
believes
company
largest
administration
and
was
has
1933.
'•
.
is essentially a service organization, conducts
the United States and in Canada, Great
Britain,
West
Germany,
Switzerland,
Belgium,
Luxembourg,
The
Netherlands, France and Italy.
The company's headquarters are in
The
its
throughout
panies
services
Its
Ohio,
Dayton,
by
used
are
both
large
and
small
com¬
wide variety of industries.
During the last fiscal year
conducted
over
3,000
campaigns,
distributed
over
individual merchandise awards and arranged travel accom¬
in
a
company
The
for
the
to
opportunity
campaigns utilize merchandise and travel
of salesmen and
other
personnel
of
its
customers'
products.
are
designed so that all participants have
efforts
merchandisers
awards
company's
earn
the
all
Substantially
campaigns
and
in
proportion
to
their
in
the
furnishing
of
travel
accommodations
individuals.
and
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Autnorized
Class
A
reserved
stock ipar
(par $1)
common
stock
shares
for
performance.
revenues are derived from the sale
awards to customers in connection with
andc travel
merchandise
groups
of
or
campaigns
incentive
The
persons.
incentive
stimulate
to
customers
its
of
53,000
over
company's
awards
an
which
company,
operations
of
the
conversions
authorized
of
100.009 shs.
965,100 shs.
$11—t200,000 shs.
—1—+2,009,009 shs.
but
outstanding
unissued common stock are
shares of class A common
share basis, and an indeterminate number of
the
authorized
but unissued shares of
class A common stock are
reserved
for
conversions
permitted under
certain
circumstances of
stock
on
share
a
outstanding
30,
corporate
income-—
1100,000
"$42,608
shares of
common
through Tau Inc.,
1902.
p.
unaudited
1931—4 Mos.—1960
ry.
operating deficit
general
for
$14 155,590 $18,694,627
14,467,019
share,
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
&
April 30—
oper.
193,
Sales
for
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
operating
100,000
per
operations-'..—
way
—V.
incentive
Ry.
$3
Net levenue from rail¬
Nets ry.
of
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Exchange Commission
and
at
1,273,015
2,000,000
p. 808.
Period End. April 30—
for
more
$1,869,131
modations
1931, through
and refunding
Philadelphia
The
New
1964
1,
Philadelphia 6, Pa.
2
30,
the nine months were
after Federal and foreign
than 1960's nine months'
taxes
notification)
of
expenses
the
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
for
$165,698,000
ending April
1119.
be offered
to
N. Y.
proceeds, are
The
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$181,412
operations
year,
York,
Ohio
revenue--
oper.
fiscal
25%
or
Securities
(letter
1961
(par
sales
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
oper.
totaled
company
current
the
of
revenue*.
the
will
1016.
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Proxy
operations
said
taxes
President,
operations
1961—4 Mos —1960
Railway
way
Beverly
months
Charles B. Thornton, president, and chairman. This
increase over the 1960 figure of $134,459,000.
Common
Rai way
Net revenue
total
shares
Inc.,
Stores,
holdings
the
of
additional
voting
common
and Retail Realty, Inc.,
acquire
to
Department
Korvette's
1559.
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
were
$1,984,491
in 1960.
Earnings per share amounted
1,227,684 shares outstanding on April 30, 1961 against
1,224,763 outstanding shares on May 1, 1960.
the
will
Net
Period End. April 30—
up
period
same
own
together with its parent,
President.—V.
the
against
company
stock
Ry.
as
for
for
aggregate of 42.3%.
of
Rhoadcs
of
shares
offered,
an
and
Industries
Kennecott
stock of the
will
shares
5,476,968
parent.
shares
common
Industries,
as
15,018,532
owns
company
of
indebtedness
earnings
Acquisition Agreement—
Net
company's
sales for
from
1961
Net
basis
none
headed
amendment.
Kaiser
the
Kaiser
125,000
public
outstanding
J.
125,000
shares
Calif.,
Oakland,
May 31 covering 375,000 shares of
shares are to be offered for public
general corporate
cash requirements for increased
inventories
and
Ihe cost of investments, and additions to production facili¬
addition
has
pany
Drive,
on
including
receivables,
listed
by
working
purposes
35%
The
proceeds, from
added
ties.
The
underwriters
&
be
and
company
Henry J. Kaiser Co.
SEC
250,000
this
nine
above..
Inc.,
oper.
16,
president, reported that
reached
$134,196,209
Willensky,
April
May
Chance Vought and Ling-Temco
The affirmative vote of holders
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
oper.
the
planned,
New
Westbury
on
to
certain
capital
sales
for
increased
shortly.
He
added
that the
chain
construction of hotels in other cities, overseas.
ended
on
on
acquire
Lakeside
the
which
Electronics,
of
share.
per
were
Hotel
that
of
fact
or
income
rooms
project
William
1961,
weeks
39
$1.62 per
a
tration
of
Louisiana
the
completed
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—Com.
Registered
This
year.
the
according to
Feriod End.
the
to
due
$320,335
from
Gain,
to. 24
additional
Newark,
would
$2,363,539
per
2342.
p.
this
of
Y.—Files With
be
to
and
overall
the
lower
the
to
1960.
International
considering the
190, p. 2141.
was
due
of
the
to
renovation
City
—V.
half
amounted
the
in
declined
latter
This
Hotel
dollar
York
which
amounted
earlier
majority
Industries
23%
N.
sales
storms
approximately
at
increased
income
sales
$120,820
$116,123,642
year.
8994,669.—V.
the
by
approved
was
a
Ling-Temco
first
a
Employees
hotels,
the
severe
While
$25,000
was
66%%
closing
least
effective
at
Long Island Bowling Enterprises, Inc., Mattituck, L. I.,
expenses.
the
for
of
the
maintained
was
margin
other
common
is approved by
the holders of
outstanding common stock, the
Railway
several
February.
and
profit
stated
May
reported
1961.
1,
share earned in
249,501 average shares outstanding
average
of 248,870 shares in
the
were
with
for
cents
24
May
on
April
the
from
a
over
increase
chain,
ended
year
subsidiaries
and
company
fiscal
cleaning
fiscal
of
earnings of $5,441,000.—V. 193, p.
stockholders on May 17.
Gross
amounted to $5,869,542, compared with
In
into
and one-fourth
five years, and
one
31.
directors
least
The
dry
the
25%
a
preceding
fiscal
previous
of
week
53
cents,
for
the
of
all-time
an
previous
County
earnings
of
convertible
of
outstanding common stock and 4'/2%
series A preferred stock will be required for adoption of amendments
to
the
Certificate
of
Incorporation
of
Ling-Temco,
including the
change in the name of the company.—V. 193, p. 808.
193, p. 2215.
Westchester
high
Aug.
plan
at
:
during
stock
share.
a
be
period
a
Vought's
be
Thornton
to
$226,100.
beverages
gross
in
year.
Dodd
Johnny-on-the-Spot Central, Inc.—Record Highs—
This
The
boards
for
proposal
will
income
(E. J.) Korvette, Inc.—Interim Report—
record
$40
ratio
a
$13,243,000 and net earnings from operations
Soars-
curtailed
were
January
and
struction,
&
Inc.,
Co.,
this
in
1960,
sold
to
offering of stock by Isthmus Steamship
Miami, Fla., and (b) the question whether
of
at
would
at
McKesson & Robbins,
increased
and
1961,
were
permanent
exemption
registration
date
New
1093,
reported
quarter
beveiages
level
Consoli¬
first
income
Rocm
food
public
Inc.,
broker-dealer
York
been
the
or
A
the
Vought
Chance
Each share of
directors.
and
the
Chance
$6,524 190.
callable.
is
Dodd
E.
1961
from
ordinary capital,
its
of
a
Co.,—Hearing
of
vacate
to
Regulation
a
of
p.
share
a
Vought
debenture
If
of
is
earnings per share amounted to 59 cents on total net income
$292,402
for the
first quarter
of 1961 compared with 36 cents
on
net income* of $178,585 for the first quarter of 1960, Presi¬
While
consolidation
whether
of
192,
of
warrants,
Inc.
debentures
each
Net
of
$34,000,000.
ordered
has
the
employees
Plan.—V.
and
stock of Ling
shares of stock for
one
and one-tenth
shares thereafter.
There are approximately 1,250,000 shares of Chance
Vought stock outstanding, of which about 39% are held by LTE, its
The
Temco
statement with
registration
a
shares
50,000
Knott Hotels Corp.—Net
Of
member.
$431,580,000
Salvage
certain
Option
contributed
SEC
New
offered
filed
Mich.,
covering
for exchange of
other than the
shares held by LingCVC stock would be exchanged
for
$43.50 principal amount of a new 5'/:>%' convertible debentures,
plus a five-year warrant to purchase" one-fifth of a share of LTV
stock at a price of $30 a share and a five-year warrant to purchase
May
23
May
on
and
provides
plan
Electronics,
The
food
$850,000,000,
at
become
out
overall
debentures
Sales
King-Seeley Thermos Co.—Stock Option Plan—
dent
and
in
The
for
Temco
stock
SEC
endorsed the pla,n for combination
negotiations and recommended its
companies
both
of
deliberations
lengthy
adoption.
1451.
p.
2,600,000.
Management
after
1961,
2,K-'7
2,167
Co.—.
Inc
Co.,
approximately
3,249
Co
&
and net earnings
at $5,872,229.
Combined order backlog of the two
at year end was $305,000,000.
Ling Temco Vought, Inc.
earnings for the year 1961 will include the earnings of Chance Vought
only for the period Aug. 31 through Dec. 31, 1981.
Total
outstanding
shares of Ling
Temco Vought, Inc. • would be
3,249
1,251
833
&
Goadby
Adams
&
193,
for
suspension
registration for a
of
Scranton
assets
companies
the
based
not
joans
seven
Steamship &
porary
has
N.
The
may
-
the
by
it
'
t
did
Cuba
York
New
which
dated—
revoke
Whitney,
—V.
Lehman
three
issues
Latin
19
subscribed,
the
for
Co.,
&
30
American
ths Bank has the
markets, although
which
to
capital,
approximately
(a)
W.
H.
Electronics,
Chance
Vought Corporation, including their subsidiaries,
totaling $194,461,130 as of Dec. 31, 1960.
A pro forma
statement of combned earnings places net sales for 1930 at $362,332,243
shows
Litton
4,695
3,249
1,805
Inc
Peck
&
Chas.
that
May
on
the
bond
^
in
yet
as
dollar
-
have
States
ordinary
Isthmus
The
__1,251
Co.,
information handling and consumer products.
forma combined balance sheet for Ling-Temco
Railway
Freres
designating
Inc.,
charter,
$813,160,000,
The
totaling
'
obligations
made
actually
to
&
■■
announced
Lazard
underwrite
to
Walker
Adams
Stock
.*?*;wv Vy
Development
Under-
Names
Bank
Development
Inter-American
have
Noel & Co
King-Seeley, of Ann Arbor,
writers—
it
1,805
Inc
1,805
the
The
Co.,
&
Alstyne,
of
Ling Temco Vought, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
4,695
4,695
4,695
4,695
1,805
balance of the fiscal year,
provide for additional growth
2007.
p.
1,805
Co
Temco Vought,
more than 20,000 people and encompass activi¬
electronics-communications, sound systems, aero¬
employ
fields
and
See
4,695
Van
the
To
&
for convertible
pro
Inc.,
4,695
1,805
Inc
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
business- will
continue
Mr. Dane told
and to enable
the
company
to handle increased demand for its services, he said,
an
"old line" factoring division
had been formed, an office opened
in
Chicago to administer and develop business in the Midwest, and
the*
company's
borrowing base
increased by
more
than $^,500,000
through retained earnings and the addition of more than $2,000,000
of
subordinated
and
junior
subordinated
long-term
debt.—V.
193,
indications
Present
the
1,805
Stone
would
7,944
3,056
Co
&
Dominick,
&
Reynolds
G.
to
3,056
Inc
Co
Hayden,
said.
he
1960,
&
Dominick
compares
A
of
the
space,
7,944
7,944
7,944
3.056
Curtis
&
It
and vote on adoption of a plan for
through sale of Chance Vought assets
companies
Ling-Temco Electronics in exchange
stock purchase warrants.
the company would be changed to Ling
to
and
name
in
ties
7,944
3,056
Co
&
21,667
21,667
|
3,056
Jackson
& Co.,
Witter
Bache
Dane,
Oscar
20.
May
on
Weld
Dean
President, said in a report to sharewith
pro
forma earnings
of
$220,131, or 38 cents a share on the same number
of shares, in
the
comparable pe.-iod of 1960.
Service charges earned during the
six
months
period were $1,620,443 compared with $1,102,252 in the
stock
8,333
Peabody
Webber,
Paine,
Stockholders
8,333
Weeks
&
From Selling
Comnany
Co
Co
&
Hornblower
Kidder,
Inland Credit
&
Noyes
Inc.
of
Purchased
Shares
undisclosed number of its common shares,
25 completed the acquisition of Aldrich
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, according
to
Robert
H.
Johnson,
chairman
and
chief
executive officer
of
Ingersoll-Rand.—V. 193, p. 2110.
for
The
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
consider
to
the
of
properties
debentures
under¬
number
'
and
officers
several
the
of
addresses
and
names
respective
•
exchange
Trust
York
New
of shares of class A stock which
they have agreed to purchase, subject to certain conditions contained
in
the purchase agreement, from the company and the selling stock¬
holders, are set forth below:
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
-■
In
Bank
150,000
—
Co.;
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Acquires—
Ingersoll-Rand Co. on
Pump Co., which now
235,520 shs.
634,706 shs.
Company.
Manufacturers
Registrar:
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
634,706 shs.
$1
$1——
statements
proxy
combination
one-fifth
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
—
2110.
p.
the
150,000
—i
Inc.
First
Hemphill,
prospectus,
31,-1961
May
a
Mass., and associates publicly offered 180,000 shares of
this company's class A stock
(par $1) at $15.50 per
share. Of the total, 50,000 shares were sold for the ac¬
count of the company and 130,000 outstanding shares for
certain selling stockholders. Proceeds will be used by
52
Hill, Darlington &
Grimm
—
Interstate Securities
Corp. _____—_———
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Fleming-
Nolan,
Folger,
Corp
150,000
150,000
150,000
500,000
400,000
—
Securities
Childs
200,000
to
Noyes & Co., New York City, Estabrook & Co., Boston,
150,000
500,000
Peck—
&
200,000
.
&
800,000
Robinson-Humphrey
The
_i————
Co., Inc.
—
Fridley & Frederking—
1,000,000
Co._
&
&
250.000
250,000
Carolina Securities Corp.
Cunningham,
Schmertz
1,000,000
Corp.
Wood,
350.000
350.000
350,000
Indianapolis Bond and
Share Corp.
Anderson & Strudwick-
1,500,000
1,000,000
Corp.
Langley &
York
New
Inc.
Secu-
Webster
&
rities
W.
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
J. A. Hogle & Co.—
Joseph Walker & Sons—
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Newburger, Loeb & Co._
E. D.
Boynton & Co.,
Corp._$2,750,000
Boston
named
purchasers
King Kullen Grocery Co., Inc.—Class A Stock Offered
—Pursuant
.
.
for
share
for
common
stock
into
class
A
common
stock
on
a
snare
basis.
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
underwriting
purchase from
the
terms and
conditions
contained
in the'
the underwriters have severally
agreed to
the selling stockholders an aggregate of 275,000 shares
agreement
Volume
of
stock
common
purchase
the
of
of
set
shares
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
underwriter
each
company,
total number
the
\
Number 6061
193
having
its
opposite
agreed
Smith,
Barney
Merrill,
A.
C.
&
American
Arnhold
Securities
and
S.
Corp.
1,500
W.
Baird
Burge
Becker
G.
Blunt
Ellis
C.
&
Collins
Courts
DeHaven
&
Funk,
2,500
Hobbs &
&
Inc.—
1,000
Sons
Hayden,
Miller
Hemphill,
—V.
4,400
193,
—
Weeks
&
J.
White,
8,000
Co
Westheimer
1,500
Co
&
Wertheim
1,000
Noyes &
Hornblower
Walker
2,500
Co
Ladd—
Dean
C.
of
&
&
1,500
Wheat
Weld
Witter
8,000
Co.—:
The
registrar
50c
Midland
Marine
The
Co.
operating
Net
Co.
York
New
of
has
Net
the capital
&
Co.,
offered
that
writers
on
is
at
31,
of
a
to
primarily
Magnefax
of
expenses
desk-top,
a
dry copy machine of its own design.
This machine,
to be known as tne "Copyscope," will reproduce in
black and grey tones, any marks which are on an original. The copies
will resist deterioration and fading as effectively as any normal printed
193,
1691.
p.
1961
share
shares
Net
with
more
last
earnings
the' average
compared
year,
$4,464,881,
were
on
a
outstanding
number
loss
its
prior
193,
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
$1,583,600
ry.
—V.
Net
Net
297,104
1,163,102
1,125,772
$221,685
$420,498
Co. Inc. heads
underwriting
an
making
group
Marrud,
and
is
Inc.
beauty
cosmetics
of leased conces¬
operation
department stores. At May 15, 1961, the company
concessions in stores located in 21 states and during 1961
the
company
plans to open an additional 40 units and to enlarge
further its line of products.
sions
discount
in
operated
74
for the 26 weeks ended Jan. 28, 1961, totaled
$5,254,130 and net was $216,946 compared with sales of $3,448,855 and
net of $151,208 for the like 26 weeks ending Jan.
30, 1960. Sales for
of
Sales
the
fiscal
the
July
ended
totaled
1960,
31,
$6,608,505
net
and
96,155
166,068
350,515
due
Jan.
Aug.
on
1962
1,
The
the
of
offering
shares
500,000
the
and
of
company
stock,
1961, giving effect
consists
solely of
193, p. 1691.
of April 10,
bank
loans
value $2.—V.
as
of
repayment
common
par
First
Inc.—Common
Mecanair
Offered—Pursuant
Stock
to
May 22 offering circular, Old Colony Securities Corp.,
468 Main St., Stoneham, Mass., offered as a speculation
60,000 shares of this firm's no par common stock at $3
share.
per
BUSINESS—Mecanair
Commonwealth
of
a
in
engaging
M'ass.
price
The
tion
share
will
and
officers
and
increased
be
to
29,
of
laws
mechanical
the
purpose
busi¬
equipment
Union Ave., Sudbury,
determined and bears no rela¬
and
plant
office
at
been arbitrarily
value which at present
72
cents
120
to
amounts
share
per
who hold primarily all of the
directors
and
on
has
book
the
to
its
1955
the
under
Aug.
the
for
incorporated
was
electronic
general
maintains
It
ness.
Inc.
Massachusetts
of
at
cents
32
the
to
cost
no
per
the
event
of
the
successful
completion
of
Net
!
at
pub¬
the company will
receive
the
sum
of approximately
$140,000. These proceeds will be used in the following order of priority:
lic
next, $4,928,225
1007c plus accrued
Special
issue
this
of
Expenses
$7,500
and test equipment
rJ_l
through pilot production of synchro,
and
induction potentiometer
tools
22,500
resolver,
Working
capital
1961—Month—1960
17,241,491
1961—4 Mos.—1960
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
—V.
193,
The
stock
common
2,980,793
3,033,408
inc.—
assessable
solution
and
company
carrying
liquidation
or
after
City
for
Bank
has
all
class,
one
400,000
having
no
no
rata
of all debts
distribution
and
of
the
assets
obligations.—V.
193,
the
2111.
amount
of
co-paying
the
p.
Corp.—Common Registered—
a
stock,
common
headed
public
to
sale
operations consist
generally by purchasing their accounts
company's
funds
public
through
underwriters
,
_
clients,
for
to
them
business
on'
the
security
of
assigned
of
supplying
funds
to
receivable or advancing
accounts
receivable.
In
prospectus states
that over 95%
of
thus enabling the company to meet the needs of present
they expand and to service new business should any be
Part of such proceeds may be used to reduce temporarily
rowing
power,
clients
short-term
borrowings.
various
addition
to
the
company
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$84,458,573
50,170,039
$7,536,101
$9,452,446
$29,875,054
$34,288,534
4,642,816
5,822,747
17,883,992
21,570,238
Net
$5,486,710
1,367,585
5,283,740
operations
income
oper.
193,
2112.
p.
Northeastern Water
This
$137,862
$202,970
$808,604
f 66,502
524,592
21,280
ry.
Utilities
Co.
—
Preferred
Pri¬
Sold
announced that 50,000 shares
series preferred stock (par $100)
5.10%
was
company,
$1
sale
order
of
$4,000,000
issued
Is
been
has
stock
of
Great
The
for
4.88%
for
the
of
of
Merger—
stock
common
The
share
National
of
The
corporations.
after
the
Commission
It
Industries,
Phoenix
contemplated
Sto(ck
the
showed
net
Net
S.
$144,625
in
$1,030,869
591,695
$454,376
$439,174
88,845
49,657
operations
to the approval of stockholders
American Industries meeting will be
with the Securities and Exchange
income
oper.
ry.
193,
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$3,289,721
$3,930,690
1,919,313
2,454,952
from rail¬
revenue
$1,370,408
181,036
$1,475,738
81,882
2112.
p.
Organ Corp. of America—Merger, Name Change—
The
Estey
of
merger
of
both
take
companies
Amer¬
the
of
Estey
20
on
shares
a
stock
and Organ
stockholders
Inc.
agreement,
merger
receive
former
one
share
stock.
of
holders of 3,028,605 shares
new
Estey stock for each
shares of Organ Corp.
440,000
The
of
converted
350
shares
into
new
5%
of
shares of
receive
preferred
5%
599.
p.
on May 24 that the Company
1960 of $872,048 as compared with
represents profits both before and after
did not pay taxes, due to a carryover
be
will
will
$100,
on
will
their
of
Calif.,
Estey stock on a one-for-one basis.
Organ Corp. stock, par value
preferred, $100 par value Estey stock
one-for-one basis.
The new corporation has an authorized capital
of 2,000,000 shares of common and 350 shares of preferred.
The
of
both
companies has been traded over-the-counter.—V. 192,
stock
Holders
1960,
of
the
of
stock
Torrance,
management of Organ Corp. will
the surviving corporation which will be known
Electronics,
terms
Under
Inc.,
The
24.
May
on
direction
over
Estey
as
Electronics,
West Hempstead, N. Y. was approved by
Corp of America,
The
the
as
figure
company
addition,
the
pointed
he
shares
This
company
common
stock
of
and
share in the future growth and development of this operation.
he
added,
there still remains
approximately $417,000 of
additional income
from
the
sale
by- National Phoenix Industries
of
Banner
Biscuit
Co.
to
Amei'ican
Shopping
Centers,
which will be
6
by
National
Additional
Phoenix
progress
was
the
over
made
Industries'
Phoenix
National
in
next
1960,
liabilities
six
Mr.
were
tax
in
stated,
for
that
like
litigation
years
1951
and
1953
was
settled;
and
warrants
all
Service
Inc.—Our
May
29 issue
May 25 of $15,000,000 of this
Additional financing details follow:
PURCHASERS—The
purchases
named
below
have
severally
agreed
on
notes
Granbery, Marache
the debentures, public
by
on
stock,
to be
& Co.,
offering
be
sold
and 5,000
for
warrants
$500
to
exercisable
common shares which underlie
Frank Peeples for services as a
at
a
price
to
be
supplied by
the sale, construction and financing of
homes."
According to the prospectus, over 90% of such sales
credit, which credit sales are made on customers' installment
by first mortgages on the lot, house and customer
Substantially all of these obligations are now sold to
im¬
and
company's wholly-owned subs"»ary; and another subsidiary, M. & S. Inc., sells, as agent^ fire, theft,
casualty and title insurance on the company's homes. The net pro*
serviced
.
is engaged in
secured
provements.
the offering on
firm's bonds.
to
such
company
"shell
Public
rate
common
units
the
aggregate of $2,500,
an
The
are
Orleans
will
headed
interest
of
each consisting of $50 of
purchase 2 common shares)
be made on an all or none
amendment.
731.
New
of
finder,
the government claims
paid in full in the amount of $108,161, which has been deducted from
the income of National Phoenix as shown for the year I960.—-V. 186,
the
The
to
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment. The registration statement also includes 25,000 common
shares which underlie 5-year warrants to be sold to
the underwriter
price
years.
Mack
reduced;
City.
shares
units,
warrant
offering
The
underwriters
through
York
1976,
54,100
attached
shares.
common
basis
New
1,
324,600
and
in
sale
an
May
June
due
Augusta, Ga., filed a registration
25th covering $2,705,000 of sub¬
warrants to purchase 108,200
Drive,
on
stock,
public
(with
debentures
Moreover,
realized
common
for
offered
SEC
debentures
of
shares
in
stated,
Walden
of
the
with
ordinated
owns
of
which
Inc.,
Mack
Mr.
Industries
total
shares outstanding)
of Great
1960 had net earnings of $399,254.
National Phoenix has acquired 70%
American Shopping Centers, Inc.,
and will
17%
(about
Industries,
Phoenix
National
out,
Co., Inc.—Financing Plan—
Outdoor Development
statement
472,600
p.
1961—Month—1960
497,151
filed
President announced
1959.
taxes,
American
for
$6,769,312
1,773,386
$951,527
way
loss.
Furthermore,
of
$3,028,332
*1,314,902
realized net profits for the year
had
In
933,772
2112.
p.
expenses
stock
Mack,
$2,155,125
*393,701
inc
193,
revenue-
Ne't
Up—
Walter
48,982,174
oper.
—V.
stock
31,
Dec.
46,291,545
oper.
Net
Exchange.
ended
12,748,634
$603,535
operating
ry.
|
Railway
National Phoenix Industries, Inc.
earnings of $872,048; Great American
Industries, Inc.
earnings of $399,254 for the same period.
year
net
showed
its
and
Inc.
agent
of the
1961—4 Mos.—1960
Railway
'
continue under the name Great
will continue to be listed
will
companies
merged
Industries,
value,
ry.
Period End. April 30—
stockholders'
that
transfer
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Inc.
meetings of both corporations
will take place before June
30th and the effective merger date will
be immediately after stockholder approval of
the agreement at these
meetings.
is
par
11,632,898
expenses
from
revenue
♦Deficit.—V.
effective.
become
$100
subject
Great
material
proxy
has
amount.
is
agreement
merger
both
stock,
1961—Month—1960
operations
Net
1,458,92074
that
by
2327.
p.
Co.—Appointment—
appointed
been
to
$12,236,433 $14,903,759 $49,319,877 $55,751,486
revenue,.
operating
Net
reducing the resulting outstanding shares of Great American Industries,
Inc.
operating
Ry.
will result in the acquisition by Great American Industries, Inc.
number of shares of its own stock, which will be retired, thus
that
has
preferred
the
Act
bonds
2112.
p.
Period End. April 30—
shares of National Phoenix In¬
dustries, Inc.
There are outstanding 2,964,912 shares of Great Amer¬
ican
Industries, Inc.,
but inasmuch as National Phoenix
Industries.
Inc.
owns
494,600
shares
of
Great
American
Industries,
Inc., the
merger
193,
Public Service
Bank
to
Company
trust
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
appointed transfer agent of
corporation.—V. 193, p. 2217.
on
one
outstanding
are
collateral
cumulative
193,
applied
has
Investment
Commission.—V.
Manhattan
Chase
the
American
American
There
the
by
Del.,
the
5'/2%
of
Northern Indiana
May 29 that the negotiations for the
Industries,
Inc.
of
National
Phoenix
Industries, Inc., have culminated in an agreement approved by the
Boards of Directors of both companies.
By the terms of the agree¬
ment, Great American Industries, Inc. proposes to acquire National
Phoenix Industries,
Inc., on the basis of two and one-quarter shares
made
was
Great
under
Corp.—Appointment—
Bank
value
par
Co.—Applies for Exemption Order
Wilmington,
order
exemption
Co., Inc., Mer¬
and Harriman
1229.
p.
of
SEC for
permitting
Investors
Mutual Inc.,
a
registered investment company; and the Commission
has
issued
an
order
giving
interested
persons
until
June
15
to
request a hearing thereon.
According to the application, Northeastern
has
negotiated the proposed sale of $15,000,000 of bonds due 1986
at
100 %
of
their principal amount to a group of
12 institutional
purchasers,
including Investors Mutual.
Net proceeds
will be used
to
redeem
outstanding bonds due 1968 and for general corporate
purposes.
The bonds will be secured in part by stock of American
Water Works
Co.
Inc., of which it owns 60.48%.
Investors Mutual
owns
about
5.5%
of the outstanding stock
of American.
Because
of
this affiliation,
the Investment Company Act operates as a bar
to the purchase of the bonds by Investors Mutual unless an exemption
$6,314,355
5,505,751
125,416
from rail¬
revenue
ry.
—V.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$1,505,447
Manhattan
by
reported
indebtedness,
has outstanding
460,000 shares of common stock, of which Walter D. Yankauer owns
35.27-% and management officials as a group 42.5%.—V. 193, p. 1794.
In
1961—Month—1960
44,337,749
should
acquired.
Ry.—Earnings—
April 30—
$74,212,803
2217.
1,294,921
National Phoenix Industries, Inc.—Proposed
the company makes secured (by inventory or chattel mortgage)
unsecured loans to its' factoring and commercial finance clients.
the company's factoring busi¬
ness
is transacted with firms engaged in the textile, apparel or allied
fileds.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will be added to the gen¬
eral funds and should,
according to the prospectus, increase its bor¬
The
4,706,470
12,361,972
agent
p.
$40,017
from
Announcement
addition,
and
$5,466,540
9,120,885
$21,814,418
thereby
amendment.
The
offered
be
Higginson Corp. and C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co. The
offering price and underwriting terzns arc to be supplied by
by Lee
*$288,650
1,018,302
11,077,269
Ry.
This
of
$1,476,725
2112.
p.
Western
&
its
1961—Month—1960
expenses
Chase
common
tax
corporation, of 380 Park Avenue South, New York City, filed
registration statement with the SEC on May 31 covering 75,000 shares
193,
expenses
corporation's
193,
$1,334,938
revenue
National Bowl-O-Mat
The
1960
Mill Factors
41,000,429
.
oper.
par
of
41,153,891
1,428,346
ry.
$46,466,969
10,136,593
$170,285
from
company.—V.
vote and each being fully-paid, non¬
preemptive rights and entitled upon dis¬
pro
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$40,855,241
9,978,194
$18,613,370
11,183,147
9,725,366
appointed
been
principal
$5,600,000
Ripley & Co., Inc.—V. 193,
one
to
payment
is
company
RR.—Earnings—
revenue,
way
firm's
FINANCING
400,000
the
of
having
share
each
value,
par);.
(no
stock
174,518
oper.
2111.
p.
this
of
For
Common
$645,061
47,349
$23,370,494 $24,038,548
had been sold privately through Blyth &
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
ican
Outstg.
$540,881
71,634
1961—Month—1960
operating inc.__
ry.
Period End.
74,349,409
70,200,263
$6,577,123
vately—June 1, 1961, it
80,000
Authorized
$192,093
31,494
Railway
operating deficit
American
CAPITALIZATION
762,257
ry.
expenses
revenue
Norfolk
$93,570,757 $98,387,957
18,988,512
RR.-^-Earnings—
revenue
ry.
The
30,000
$1,407,318
640,814
2112.
p.
operating
Net
offering,
Development
$1,181,695
192,923
$163,167
from
♦Deficit.—V.
$24,131,540 $25,565,635
operations
Net
held
this
$385,016
160,644
operating revenue.. $10,148,479 $11,613,318
Ry.
ry.
National
operating
operating
Ry.
of
PROCEEDS—In
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$323,811
operations
Period End. April 30—
Ry.
present outstanding-
stock.
1961—Month—1960
New York, New Haven & Hartford
1,
sinking fund debentures, series due 1981.—V.
Monon
merger
a
5,522,839
operating inc—
193,
2111.
p.
co-registrar
the
Capitalization
to
$15,568,770
3,385,501
expenses
revenue
ry.
Net
$6,890,049
operating
193,
and
was
$275,850.
$8,909,735
1,249,919
operations
Net
company
year
$3,562,390
1,006,151
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
operating
Net
RR.—Earnings—
Montana-Dakota
the
through
aids
retailing
corporation
Massachusetts
a
health
and
$2,164,225
operating revenue..
Net
expansion.
pany
36,143,450
2112.
p.
New York
Mississippi River Transmission Corp.—Appointments—
initial
an
offering today
(June 2) of 194,750 shares of
Marrud, Inc. common stock at $20.50 per share.
Of the
offering, 100,000 shares are being sold by the company
and 94,750 shares are being sold by selling stockholders.
Company proceeds of the offering will be used to repay
a
bank loan and to provide working capital for com¬
public
31,260,458
$750,406
bonds,
from
revenue
ry.
—V.
&
Offered—McDonnell
Stock
8,905,298
Railway
20-year 5%
Inc.-—Common
$40,170,193 $51,712,220
7,798,572
income—
oper.
193,
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$9,962,797 $12,467,688
operations
way
Net
$1,876,178
2111.
expenses
150,000
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$518,789
called! for redemption
revenue—
operating
150 000
Co._
&
from rail¬
revenue
—V.
Period End. April 30—
Space Corp.
1961—Month—1960
Railway
Period End. April 30—
p.
150 000
150 000
__
Lane,
Chicago & St. Louis RR—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Ry.
53,691
4%
Crouter & Bodine
.
J. C. Wheat
Period End. April 30—
278,605
Missouri Pacific
operating
Corp—
2326.
p.
New York,
.
193,
150 000
Townsend,
250,000
fiscal
during
$418,152
inc.
lien
Securities
&
1959
of
ry.
has
company
Union
First Securities Corp.
—V.
15t|000
150 000
_
The Johnson,
Net
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Partial Redemption—
The
1,000,000
Stieglitz
250 000
Co., Inc.
1,000,000
Lemon & Co._
Inc.
250,000
year.
$139,547
2111.
p.
&
Sons
&
an
Marrud,
Co.
500,000
company
electrostatic,
matter.—V.
Halle
1560.
p.
Brown
Johnston,
'
the
by
fiscal
$1,240,250.
per
of
last
1961—Month—1960
operations
price of $5 per share.
Net
proceeds of the sale will be used by
finance the initial production and marketing
stock,
mon
W.
Ry.
Ry.
heading a
group
of under¬
June 1, 200,000 shares of Magnefax Corp. com¬
Philadelphia,
Inc.,
193,
expenses
operating
193,
Ry.
Magnefax Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
Stroud
the
number
average
from
revenue
ry.
—V.
appointed
been
the City of New York for 3,200,000 shares of
stock of the corporation.—V. 193, p. 2326.
in
during
operations
8,000
Co.—
&
1,500,000
DeHaven
$4,000,000.
registered
the
Jan.
year
cents
14
operating revenue—
Ry.
8,000
Inc.—
value
par
prior
250,000
Newhard, Cook & Co
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Barret, Fitch, North &
2,225,000
Dallas
$8,000,000.
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Oil
Trust
the
equal to
483,820.—V.
was
during
ended
year
in
Period End. April 30—
of
Ring-Free
being
now
program
outstanding
interest.—V.
MacMillan
approximately
now
reach
1,500
1690.
p.
sales
$65,800,
were
1,500
1,000
&
Union
Merle-Smith
&
Co.,
Inc.
backlog,
and
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
4,400
& Co.—
Co
&
should
year
annual
company's
1,500
Co,——
&
Dillon,
Securities & Co
Dick
Ry.
Ry.
Co.,
Inc
Co.
full
current
the
production
principal
Amount
Clement A. Evans &
$2,225,000
Childs Securities
at
present
on
respective
Carolina Securities Corp.
$1,915,472.
shareholders
improvement
fiscal
the
$11,925.
1960
2,500
the
were
available.
told
based
is
net income of
three-month
period
ended
24
May
on
following
Alex.
2,500
———_
W'atling, Lerchen
for
shares
1,500
G.
the
Pressprich & Co— 1,500,000
Co.__
1,500,000
Wood, Struthers & Co
1,500,000
taken last year to broaden and improve product
manufacturing capabilities, according to Mr. Bailey.
large measure,
present growth
also stems from the
a
triple
2,500
Unterberg, Towbin Co.
H.
Sales
of
Inc
backlog
for
quarter
were
the
acquisition
year
Mosley
1
in
1,500
1,500
Neuhaus &
8,000
said
than
Inc.
2,500
&
Co._
Grant-Browned <fe
&
E.
115,353
of actions
company's
Co
&
Company,
82,128
increase
and
1,500
Co
&
Yeatman,
Inc.
C.
He
4,400
Co._———
&
Staats
Underwood,
1,000
Co
&
&
Co.,
1,500
Goodbody
Greene
Stroud
Suplee,
2,500
Inc.—
Hart,
Garrett
Forgan
Corp.—
Co.,
lines
1,500
Co
Stiver
R.
that
for
substantial
2,500
Inc.
Inc
&
sales
result
a
the
that
24
reported
share
a
for
figures
May
on
2,500
—
Schwabacher
4,400
&
Co.,
Mosle
William
2,500
is
& Co.,
cents
Bailey, Chairman,
said
The
corporation
Sales
comparative
W.
F.
He
&
Gardner..
&
Saunders,
4,400
Inc.
_
Michigan
Robert
Inc.
Jackson
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
&
Co._!
Reid
Glore,
Co.,
Inc.
&
of
&
Dominick,
Lufkin
1,000
—
No
estimated
Inc.
Company
Series Bonds:
Equitable Eecurities
R.
27
or
1961.
30,
meeting
—
Co.,
Bodine
&
Jenrette
The
$140,329,
April
8,000
Reynolds
27,514
20,601
Systems Corp.—Quarterly Report—
2,500
& Co.,
the
1991
9
Amount
$360,253
$281,681
Angeles
Los
2,500
&
inc.
$88,957
Missile
2,500
Co
Reinholdt
$72,097
The
—_
Webber,
1
2111.
p.
Co.______
&
Rauscher, Pierce
1,000
193,
2,500
Co.—
&
Inc.
1,500
Co.
—V.
1,500
Do
from
the
of
Eastman
ry.
_:
operating
1,500
Co
&
Prescott, Shepard
1,000
Co
Dickson
Donaldson,
Fulton,
Inc.—
ry.
1,000
Curtis
1,000
Townsend,
&
Dominick
Paine,
4,400
1,500
&
&
Crouter
First
1,500
Inc.
Ohio
The
Podesta & Co.. 1,500.
Davenport
Drexel
Newhard, Cook
Co
&
Cruttenden,
S.
McDonald
Co
Collings & Co.,
Julien
R.
Co
Co.
&
Norton
C.
1,000
&
Net
2,500
Bennett
from
revenue
operations
8,000
Manley,
McCune
884,433
purchase
$1,244,686
825,242
to
amounts
Wertheim &
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
C.
$1,106,923
215,356
&
Inc
1,500
&
Howe
Dodge
Collin,
Co.
Rhoades
2,500
Inc.
8,000
4,400
Net
2,500
___
Corp
2,500
Co.
__
Co.
&
4,400
Sherrerd
Chapman.
Clark,
&
&
$304,313
$277,369
205,272
expenses
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—4 Mos.—1960
Corp.
Irving Lundborg & Co
1,500
Inc.___
Lemon
M.
Southern
&
1961—Month—1960
revenue.,/ *
operating
Ry.
2,500
Peabody & Co.—
Higginson
Loewi
4,400
operating
Ry.
E. W.
1
Loeb,
Coinpany
1,500
Simmons-.
&
&
Carl
2,500
Co
&
Slocumb
Butcher
C.
Co.
&
Blair
Brush,
Inc.
Co.,
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
William
&
Lee
2,500
Kraus_
&
Co
&
Inc.
Kidder,
Whipple & Co.
Robert
Hutton
Johnston,
2,500
Inc.
A.
E.
Clark,
4,400
Bleichroeder,
Bacon,
Ball,
W.
Janney, Battles &
Inc.-35,250
Inc
Co.,
&
Northfield
Minneapolis,
Period End. April 30—
Shares
Inc.__35.250
Co.
Turben & Co.,
Allyn
to
below:
name
Shares
(2437)
by Family Mortgage Co., the
10
sale
the
from
ceeds
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2438)
the
of
used
will be
units
Ohio
$1,611,000 to
follows:
as
finance
balance
of
re-capitalization
23rd
May
on
(which
stock
common
for
exchange
in
the
45,000
directors,
Newton,
10%
about
Period End.
Railway
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
common
ry.
*
income—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
193,
39,655
$1,128,016
<■129,592
$1,400,855
89,525
Thy
issued
Section
15(d)
cipal
order
for
an
an
Corp;
balance*
of
the
agreed
The
to
furnish
has
holders
of the out¬
Natural Gas
persons; and
to its stock¬
is
stock
by 36 other
financial reports
owned
annual
and
with
statement
D.
Blauner
head
the
stock,
common
&
the
to
list
commission
53rd
SEC
the
Service
of
on
25th
May
for
N.
sale
public
Y.,
at
$6
in
includes
operation,
available
for
that about
two
19
the
from
ceeds
for
tion
one
420,000
which
$150,000
the
of
the
will
be
estimated
The
added
to
store
of
funds
presently anticipated
in connection with
open
in Brooklyn. Of
is
their
plans
company
used
to
fixtures
for
and
1
stock,
which
of
secretary-treasurer,
an
Nathan
48.20%
of
June
Penn Fuel Gas,
The
The
SEC
under
Gas,
$100
the
Holding
companies;
public-utility
giving
interested
According
to
Fuel
common
also
owns
utility
the
Gas
&
Counties
shares
Heating Co.,
of
within
stock
H.
to
Ware,
order
of
of
3rd,
of
has
request
which
State.
is
order
an
hearing
stock
Gas
Penn
Ware
Mr.
of
three
Co.,
and
gas
Jersey
Pennsylvania corporation
a
Fuel
Mr.
Ware
000
All
gas.
issued
are
the
1,
the
of
June
and
1961,
June
and
in
1
in
multiple of $100
to principal in tne
mature
per
each
the
not
are
to
are
5V2%
form,
coupon
but
company
1,
annum,
to
50
to
the
of
next
several
the
31,962
shares
therefor.—V.
192,
of
of
amount
the
by
$l,0u0
by
approved
limited
is
the company. The principal
$600,000, except that additional
to
substitution
for
mutilated,
for
the
in
execution
aggregate
delivery
and
thereafter,
be
may
of
by
the
the
executed
authentication
delivered
and
provisions
to:
to
lost
principal amount
Trust Indenture
by• the
and^
shall ,thereupon .,be;
and
Trustee
destroyed,
or.
company
to
common
Mr.
Ware
in
the
upon
written
the
debentures
of
retirement
or
the
or
sinking
a
of
Trust
fund
the
Indenture
other
or
of
additional
debt
notice
whether
the
following
fixed
secured
as
redemption
for
the
of
the
interest
accrued
The
the
net
repayment
capital,
of
l
the
have
each
than
more
1.
Electric
Co.
Debenture
—
The
the
SEC
on
May
26
the
announced
issuance
of
of
of
at
Net
of
proceeds
of
$10,000,000
treasury
of
$11,000,000
In
its
of
sale
In
7
the
of
short-term
the
of
of
terms
particular
will
in
(all
of
to
in
of
Various
of
this
reason
the
ruled
6(b)
of
such
that
the
the
issue.
the
proposed
debenture
the
provisions
from
approval
of
Public
the
Utility Commission.
material
a
approval,
the
issuance
from
variance
necessitate
to
as
issuance and
2,145,855
shares
35,895
of
shares
the
commission
of
the
im¬
gave
debentures
in
having
and
a
that
operating
operating
Ry.
company system. It found the capitalization ratios
the GPU system
"within acceptable limits and,
earnings
offering
coverages
were
proposal,
further
urged
by Penelec in support of the
a
representation that it will
preferred stock,
unless conditions
radically as to require reconsideration
including
issuance
of
contemplated change so
policy.
In addition, GPU
Net
its
and
subsidiaries
to
expect
give
early consideration to the feasibility of retiring the system's outstand¬
ing preferred stock. The commission concluded:
"In
view
of
these
representations and in light of the capitalization ratios and
earnings
of
coverages
both
to consider
us
if
had
we
Penelec
what terms
concluded
permanent
securities
standards
of
the
and
or
that
was
a
the
GPU
system,
it
is
for
conditions might
appropriately be imposed
the
creation
material
of
the
variance
unnecessary
additional
from
the
layer
policies
of
and
10,991,642
*$349,552
$370,529
*2,247,260
$2,446,681
400,632
929,999
978,166
4,244,269
operat.
ry.
*Deficit.—V.
income
193,
2153.
p.
Piatt
Corp.—Proposes Offering and Exchange—
This
corporation, of 673 Fifth Ave., New York
City, filed a regis¬
statement
with
the
SEC
on
May
29
covering
(1)
562,250
shares of class A
common, to be offered in exchange for
properties,
and
(2)
150,000 class A shares,
to
be
offered
for
public sale at
$5 per share
(without
underwriting).
The
or
the
prices,
than
in
15
nor
with
30
after
and
accrued
days
June
time
to
the
in
1,
part,
to
interest
period
beginning
June
1,
organized under
Upon completion of
will
company
have
erties:
and
with
of
real
estate
the
syndications.
for
its
125,000
The
which
six
own
Washington
working
B
proposed,
125,000 class
the
of
ment
$16,300
and
officials
125,000
shares
and
will
for
also
general
President
and
of
and
Board
assume
for
the
102.0
101.8
at
shall
agent
for
series
due
Co.
has
been
appointed
$10,000,000 principal
1991
of
the
company.—V,
trustee,
of
first
193,
p.
amount
registrar
mortgage
and
paying
bonds,
4% %
2218.
1978
working
100.0
1973
100.6
called
for
the
due
at
100.0
date,
redemption
on
option
the
that,
except
before
or
the
in
due
payment
the
said
case
on
upon
shares
following
so
on
1,
June
constituted
prices
for
June
before
or
be
converted)
before
or
shall
conversion
share
1966;
1,
1971;
the
at
in
(expressed
each
$30
of
$27.50
if
date
of
if
converted
conversion
principal
$25
if
thereafter
converted
thereafter
and
on
or
before
June
1, 1976;
and $33.33 if converted
thereafter,
or
at
the
adjusted conversion price in effect at the time of conversion determined
as
provided in the Trust Indenture.
As
provided in the Trust In¬
denture,
the
cases
set
as
conversion
forth
conversion
shares
not
for
of
required to
conversion,
of
the
as
scrip
certificates
provided in
Indenture.
the
make
market
to
in
such
Indenture)
thereof,
GIVING
EFFECT
at
or,
all
is
TO
its
mortgage
1983
5!4%
bonds
due
Jan.
interest
option,
in
adjusted
file
with
the
;
completed
1
debentures
due
purchase
convertible
1,
bonds
1981
due
Trustee
,
Outstanding
debentures
due
550,000
600,000
600,000
238,000
with
1976
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
April 30—
Series
1961—Month—1960
$
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$
$
600,000
stock,
Railway
oper.
revenue-
63,409,523
79,088,716 251,011,250
oper.
expenses
53,781,075
62,197,102
revenue
way
Net
*
ry.
cumulative,
par
B
Series
221,436,158
C
252,234,961
Common
—V.
193,
9,628,448
193,
p.
16,891,614
29,575,092
*1,069,979
income
Deficit.—W.
4,274,668
*14,506,715
56,120,102
7,865,541
2112.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Stock Sale Approved
The
SEC
authorizing
p.
par
1,000 shs.
637 shs.
755 shs.
value
$1.25
per
sh.
2,704 shs.
100,000 shs
•
51,067 shs.
1561.
Philadelphia Laboratories, Inc.—Common Registered—
This company, of 400 Green Street,
Philadelphia, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on
May 26 covering 75,000 shares of common
has
issued
Pennsylvania
an
order
Power
under
Co.
to
the
issue
Holding
and
sell
Moyer,
The
Company
to
its
Act
parent,
to be
offered
Fricke,
&
underwriter
included
in
the
Stone
for
public sale
French,
will
Inc.,
receive
at
Co
&
$8
per
Philadelphia,
share
on
a
commission of
registration statement are 9,300
through Woodcock,
an
88c
on
to
up
an
debentures
principal
number
underwriters
shares
of
of
which
subject to the terms and
from the company and the
7,000
selling
of
stock¬
7,000
5,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc._
5,000
10,000
;;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
7,000
10,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc._
Van
Co
Co
&
Kreeger & Co
Jones,
10,000
&
&
the
each
conditions
CbQVAC
Hentz
H.
40,000
Alstyne, Noel
Walston
5,000
&
5,000
7,000
Co
&
Co., Inc._
7,000
^
Appointments—
Bankers
Trust
Co.
has
disbursing
agent
for
the
•
been
appointed
common
stock
transfer
of
agent and dividend
corporation, -V. 193,
the
2328.
p.
i
Prudential Insurance Co. of
America—Hearing Sched¬
uled—
The
SEC
has
scheduled for hearing on June 12 an
application for an
exemption order under the Investment Company Act filed
by Prudential
pertaining to its proposed offering and sale of variable annuity con¬
tracts.
The
application seeks a determination
(among
others)
that
Prudential will be the issuer of such contracts and is
not an invest¬
Act
required
company
("the
to
register
the
law,
the
pursuant
sale
Jersey
of
all
or
to
the
per
common
share.
shares
fund
issued
holders
Also
for
under¬
other
in
this
the
fund
for
annuity
and
of
the
certain
the
sold.
Act
The
fund,
annuity
from
part
under
New
annuity
as
the
Company
of
a
is
invest
and
in
is
order
sought
rights
which
redeemable
mergers
matters,
to
is
investment
exempt¬
of
for
and
security
including
does
not
changes
Continued
such
holders
directors
on
of
are
may
Jersey
law,
for example,
provides
contracts
will only
be entitled
to
charter amendments
shareholder approval of other
such
were
Prudential,
an
an
certain
segregated
Act.
voting
manner
which
and
exemption
the
the
to
from
requests
the
organized,
(after
and
Commission
distinct
effect
which
with
If
fund
proposes
contracts
provisions
securities,
terms
variable
directors,
securities.
was
contracts
separate
a
Prudential
application in
most
company
and
equity
segregated
of
the
in
assets.
variable
from
provisions
investment
for
lying five-year warrants sold to the underwriter (7,500 shares) for $750
of
deal
/selected,
Investment
which Prudential
variable
earmarked
Prudential's
company,
basis.
none
that
issuer
ing
be
primarily
determine
the
must
company's
proceeds
the
under
Act").
New
proceed^, of
The
stock,
,
1,312 shs.
5,000 shs.
stock,
agreement,
Midalebrook, Inc.
Goodbody & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
from
2.000 shs.
—
warrants
Shares
the
1,900 shs.
________
$250,000
company
follows:
as
deductions)
Total
308 355 063
the
aggregate
purchase,
.
share
from rail¬
operations
oper.
Series
per
A
$
Railway
Net
$100
of
names
the
to
M.
Under
:
preferred
are
June
-
value
and
underwriting
ment
attached
warrants
$350,000
250,000
'
1,
A
as
FINANCING
1,
.
Nov.
the
holders
Kirkland
a
1,
Dec.
stock
agreed
issue
550,000
mortgage
Piatt
Capital purchased an aggre¬
company's no par common
10-year, 6%
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
forth
price.
PRESENT
$500,000
severally
Trust
set
lists
a
$250,005 and loaned the
common
Coburn
the
$350,000
first mortgage bonds due Jan.
first
6V2%
may
prospectus
on
class
properties
—
(com¬
the
as
estate
Chairman.
Kidder & Co., Inc.___
Bache & Co.__
stock
on
1,
1979
5 Vz%
cash
indebtedness
additional
real
Precisionware, Inc. — Common Stock Offered
Our
May 29 issue reported the offering on May 25 of 125,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $10 per share.
Additional financing details follows:
A.
time
company
common
in
Authorized
first
for
Hayden,
certain
the
dividends
The
of
provided
as
price
Indenture, the company will
showing the adjusted conversion
CAPITALIZATION
shares
therefor
in
at
for
or
fractional
Trust
certificate
made
conversion.
upon
interests
conversion
be
debenture
any
of
adjustment
will
adjustment
value
respect
the
on
issuable
the Trust
in
subject
fractional
may
Whenever
is
adjustment
accrued
stock
issue
but
current
puted
No
interest
common
upon
price
therein.
manage¬
addition
to
outstanding,
with warrants attached.—V.
193, p. 1453.
of
amount
stock:
common
The
of
of
in
and
In
then
date,
such redemption) at the office of the Trustee
of Philadelphia, into shares of common stock of the com¬
City
as
sale
(.6%)
considera¬
agreement, Powertron has the right to borrow
of
due
shares
cash
shares.
shares
ali
effect ';to
A'
total
City, N. Y.,
financing agreement with
Midwest
Technical
Development Corp., Minneapolis,
Minn., and Florida Capital Corp., of Miami Beach, under
had
company
additional
before
or
on
be
1980
convertible,
are
phases
10-year, 6% debentures, with warrants attached for the
purchase of 23,810 shares of common stock. Under the
100.4
debentures
other
transferred;
cash
funds.
which Midwest and Florida
100.0.
1979
by
prop¬
Powertron Ultrasonics
Corp.—Financing Agreement—
June 1, 1961, it was reported that this
Garden
100.0
101.0
100.8
1974
time
any
1977
1971
,
23
estate
Giving
A
A
investment
101.2
1970
1972
102.4
May
transactions,
in
class
a
$2,872,000
some
of
future
Y.
for
class
class
102.6
102.2
on
real
engage
4,285
being
the
712,250
Net-proceeds
available
N.
own
(100%),
properties
and
will
York,
will
shares
81%
own
B
will
it
of
is being made
to four partnerships
Rochester, Long Island, Kew Gardens
Piatt
B
law
contemplated
number
the sponsorship of real estate
acquired
from
Piatt,
in
exchange
Piatt's
interests
in
five
real
estate*
New
other
will
class
be
capital
in
and
transactions
and
its
offer
properties
Heights,
Delaware
a
has
shares,
exchange
in
including
company
class
companies.
interests
business,
The
company
incurring
than
more
time
was
Piatt.
properties.
indenture,
the
from
from
or
together
month
12
L.
unsecured.
company,
whole
a
the
or
company
Ronald
gate of 23,810 shares of the
stock
Trust
v
ry.
operations
Net
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$13,438 323
stock
1979
Bankers
and
1904.
p.
9,560,111
from
100.0
debenture
6%
stock
$7,312,851
1976
converted
Appointments—
$29,518,600
2,742,241
101.4
the
6%
193,
adjusted
1961,
of
preferred
$3,112,770
1969
the
Act."
cumulative
1961—Month—1960
102.8
pany
6%
redeemable
2,329,628
revenue
the
right shall terminate at the close of business on the date fixed
for redemption of such debenture unless the company shall default in
in
be
$1,980,076
100.2
debenture
is
will
expenses
Percentage
basis
adequate.''
are
working
revenue—
the
re¬
such
on
for
company
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Ry.
1975
and
the
additional
purposes.
debentures
$4
stock.—V.
common
Year
holder,
of
The
of
101.6
1967
the
by
for
company's consolidated capitalization at April 15,
give effect to the sale of the debentures, consisted
long-term debt.
Percentage
1966
at
used
and
The
1968
any
being owned by GPU), "thus
complexity" in its corporate structure
a
of
be
corporate
the
Year
CONVERSION—The
a
owns
company
at prices ranging from
104% in the
period beginning June 1, 1961 to 100% on or after June
1,
1984. However, the debentures
may not be refunded at an interest cost
of less than 4%%
prior to June 1, 1966.
103.0
1964
in
that
the
satisfaction
and
the
any
fact
its
Penelec's
stock
common
holding
to
the
sale
recent
purpose.
exemption
the
the
reimburse
for
and
for
from
will
layer of
long-term securities
of
Penelec
addition to mortgage debt and preferred
public,
considerations
debenture
abandon
now
Section
conditions
to
the
Penelec
addition,
not
and
create
the GPU
both
of
the
tendency
a
by
additional
an
hands
stock
issued
commission
to
Act
attention
create
the
notes
and
bonds
by the Pennsylvania
whether such financing is
and policies of
the Act, so
standards
position
debentures
debentures
determining
the
the
entitled
was
the
first mortgage
construction
expenditures
of
Section
of
30-year
decision,
offering
sale
the
of
will
other
Percentage
under
decision
a
175,-
12-month
the
redemption.
during
1965
Holding Company Act authorizing Pennsylvania Electric Co., Johns¬
subsidiary of General Public Utilities Corp., to issue and sell
competitive bidding $12,000,000 of un-secured 25-year debentures.
outstanding
Harmatz, President,
J.
indebtedness
and
1961
town
has
now
sinking fund providing for the retirement
beginning in 1966 of not less than 3.75%
a
year
7.5%
option
sale
Year
Offering Ap¬
per¬
years.
.
the
expenditures
debentures
June
June
from
short-term
of
capital
Ihe
by
nor
from
proceeds
(b)
debentures;
company,
provided
less
not
on
option
maturity,
to
redeemed
by
PROVISIONS—As
at
prior
date
securities
redeemable
are
but
proved—
com¬
product
sales
of
Sachs & Co., New York City, and Piper, Jaffray &
HopMinneapolis, 8re headed a public offering June 2 of $10,000,000
Pillsbury Co.'s 4%% debentures due June 1, 1986, at 100% plus
the
method
the
company's
declaration
of
dividends
or
requiring
the
maintain any ratio of assets to liabilities or requiring the
to maintain any reserves or properties; • or (c)
restricting
1961,
payment
in
Pillsbury Co.—Debentures Offered—
•
to
prior
If
in
creation
amortization
additional
the
the
(a)
REDEMPTION
2123.
p.
Pennsylvania
Fuel
purposes.
the
of
increase
the
together
each.
1962
Penn
corporate
increase
an
to
further
balance,
expansion
an
company
Theodore
which
officials 25%
general
efforts
anticipated
an
1963
issue
for
finance
sales
including
over
other
to
in
indebtedness,
shares,
two
available
used
and
The
Goldman,
year.
denomina¬
approved
any
as
in
Trustee
no
issuance
the
be
be
bank).
same
the
company.
are
debentures
at
will
will
the
wood,
under
and
company
rate of
the
at
in
issued
Debentures
the
the
the
company
of
from
common
50%
Suburban
and
natural
debentures
dated
be
interest
or
issued
time
to
mandatory
to
and
be
thereof
be
respect
the
from
organization
addition
tion
all
to acquire
proposes
from
companies
sell
or
between
obligations
registrable
upon
to
There
thereon.
outstanding
President.
its
common
Penn
issued
a
the
three
1961,
December
on
to
$1,000
debentures.
stricting-
of
Elizabeth
Philadelphia, as trustee. The following
certain provisions of the Trust Inden¬
to
bear
debentures
may
time
of
with
acquisition
Curwensville
Co.,
three
the
the
80%
shares
each
that
of
15
about
Gas
for
delivery.
distribute
1,
of
of
are
to
are
are
the
of
stolen
or
president,
hold as
the
June
direct
are
multiple
any
amount
debentures
and
with
and
■
$600,000,
proposal
a
Commission
June
by John
filed
has
Act
the
outstanding
operating entirely
the
and
until
application,
owned
is
all
Pa.,
Company
persons
the
companies,
Shore
Oxford,
(propane)
Carolina,
not
Bank
are
and
and
company,
frcm
Inc.—Proposes Acquisition—
Inc.,
of
semi-annually
of
company
Fuel
com¬
Suburban Gas Service
in cylinders to
also sells bottled gas
and
gas
DEBENTURES—The
as
debentures
debentures
tions
or
funds,
thereof
5
County, Maryland. Waverly
gas
to urban users in the
Elizabeth
bottled
truck
warrants
company proposes
to apply $305,000
loan in like amount (to be followed
by a
activities,
at
the
appliances.
summaries
and
1981,
payable
of
Penn
Pa.
Pa.
of
The
County,
natural
North
does
OF
debentures
1,
of
each.
largest
Division
Cecil
of
and
ta,nk
by
National
authenticated
Packer,
beneficially
own
aggregate
The
secured.
or
outstanding
York,
City,
dated
are
and
■
has
the
is
$180.
tration
delivered
'< j;'
indebtedness, -the company
children
for
Sayre,
St.,
ture.
construc¬
equipment
of such stores and $50,000
buildings.
common
Packer,
for
1,794,287
Philadelphia,
St.,
Service
Bradford
in
gas-using
indenture
Statements
$510,000
general
It
net pro¬
and will be
Lockhart
W.
Division
Gas
District
Division
sell
Central-Penn
common
purposes.
be
each
tq. certain
shares
William
trustees
will
corporate
inventory at
,
addition
and
sale
stock
general
amount,
In
15,000
$450,000 of such proceeds will ibe utilized
$50,000
of
of
supermarkets.
are
supermarkets
that
The
expenses.
aggregate
an
at $2.50 per share to Milton D. Blauner
company
in
(1)
for
137
Walnut
Service
distributes
bulk
DESCRIPTION
an
registration
statement
shares sold by the
(7,000 shares), Martin
L. Levy, president of M. L. Lee Co.
(5,000 shares), and Raymond C.
Carroll, a finder (3,000 shares); (2)
15,000 common shares issuable
upon exercise of options pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock
Option Plan; and (3) 5,000 common shares which may be sold by
certain stockholders to employees at $4 per share.
The company is engaged in
the operation of retail self-service food
stores in the New York metropolitan area. Of the 22 stores presently
also
in
and M.
$12,500
at
1420
distributes
New
Elizabeth
divisions
all
Voting
and
Service
Gas
Milton
share.
per
at
Cities
Division
sells
(propane)
L. Lee Co., Inc. both of New York City
underwriters,
which
will receive
a
60c per share
of
and
2,180,299
for
the
bank
sales
development
Gas
Co.
was
incorporated
on April 21,
1928. Its prin¬
Delaware
of
located
Gas
Ulster
Waverly,
Division
filed a registration
covering 100,000 shares of
Brooklyn,
St.,
offered
be
Inc.
Co.,
402,896
Southern
&
State
is
offices
Valley
Third
and
loan
portion
Pennsylvania.
The Elkton Gas Service Division distributes natural gas in the town of E'lkton,
Markets, Inc.—Registers Common—
25
the
of
pany's
in
users
of
company
A
to
and
$514,000,
$150,000
distributes natural
town
This
the
office
Carolina.
at
a
principally to urban users in the towns of Sayre, Athens, Towanda
South Waverly, and in the Townships of Athens, North Towanda,
Gas
Packer's Super
578,984
shares)
(1,800
pharmaceuticals, prcprietary (nonprescription) drugs, vitamins
veterinary products.
Of the net proceeds of the stock sale, esti¬
borrowing
$809,611
operating
Towanda,
request.
upon
of
Carolina
North
North
gas
According
to
the
application,
approximately
98.4%
standing common stock of Pacific is owned by Cascade
Pacific
A
'
,\
$1,259,275
share,
repayment of
3,365,396
divisions, distributing natural and a small amount
of bottled gas
(propane) in the urban areas in and about the com¬
munities of Spray, Draper, Leaksville, Reidsville, Mayodan, and Madi¬
son,
all in the counties of Stokes and Rockingham in the State of
exemption from the requirements of
that Act for filing annual and other periodic reports
of
*
.
$167,012
finder
sonnel
maintains
The
Rule 15d-20 under the
application of this com¬
to
pursuant
1934 granting
of
Wash.,
laws
operating
also
pany's
Commission.
the
$302,686
a
per
$8
January, 1959, the company is engaged in the develop¬
manufacture, compounding, packaging, distribution and sale of
mated
2112.
p.
the
under
Co.—Exemption—
an
Act
Exchange
Longview,
of
pany,
with
has
SE'C
Securities
"
ry,
operating deiicit
193,
19ol—4 Mos.—1960
$2,007,423
$2,555,785
3,266,698
at
Organized in
wi h
from
BUSINESS—Pennsylvania
It
Pacific Natural Gas
George Arnold,
exercisable
arc
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
ethical
Lines—Earnings-—
piring May 31. No underwriting was involved. Proceeds
will be used to redeem all outstanding shares of 6V2%
3,336,578
2112.
p.
Seashore
Pennsylvania & Southern Gas Co.—Debenture Rights
Offering—Pursuant to a May 18, 1961 prospectus, the
company offered stockholders the right to subscribe at
par to $600,000 of 5V2% convertible debentures due June
1, 1981 on the basis of one $100 debenture for each 10
common shares
held of record May 18, with rights ex¬
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$4,680,870
$4,464,594
$358,337
$406,163
75,410
to
and
2218.
p.
preferred stock, series A, B and C and to expand service.
operations.---
way
cash
a
construction
193,
In
rail¬
Ne't revenue from
expenses
deficit'
ry.
—V.
and
^3,280,015
revenue--
operating
such
1961—Month—1960
$1,204,198
$1,233,050
798,035
874,413
for
$5,825,000.—V.
1961—Month—1960
$516,638
$671,878
819,32 4
838,890
operations
RyEarnings—
April 30—
operating
Ry.
each.
Pacific Electric
Net
Of
own
outstanding).
then
T.
Lee
funds
the
for
shares
common
use
at
and
stock, Nathaniel A. Hardin and
hold as custodians for their chil¬
dren, an aggregate of 19.5% each; William R. Mills, President, and his
wife,' own and hold in trusts for their children an aggregate of 17.5% ;
and
H.
W.
McCreight
and Richard M.
Mills, vice-presidents, own
shares
80,000
will
It
estimated
1961,
Period End. April 30—
Ry.
outstanding
pursuant to a
issued
$2,400,000.
ment,
has
company
were
additional
an
of
during
Pennsylvania-Reading
Net
the
indebtedness,
certain
to
shares
Co.,
expenditures
capital purposes.
working
for
addition
In
300,000
loan
agreements
to retire various
collateral
$1,429,000
balances
under
companies, and
outstanding
commercial
Edison
consideration
with
bank
loans
(ihe proceeds of these borrowings were and
are being used
in the purchase of mortgage notes by Family Mortgage from the com¬
pany
and its sales subsidiaries and for general corporate purposes);
$203,000 to redeem outstanding mortgage bond certificates of another
subsidiary;
$101,000 to liquidate the balance due on certain
trade
notes; $100,000 to establish additional branch sales offices;
and the
retire
.
.
be
that
vote
provide
in
page
cer-
52
irvw««mi.iwmiaN W.-A
Volume
}< I
193
Number
6061
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2439)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Crown
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
a
the
first
indicate
we
in
grouped
are
all
the
during the current week. Then
second
table
in
which
show
we
the
separate
dividends an¬
follow
we
&
Fitch.
Class
A
$6
pfd.
Publishing—
Addison-Wesley
and
class
B
(s-a)
$3
Finance
Albemarle
Class
6%
Co.
Paper
B
Allegheny
Power
Allied Products
action
this
taken
split
preferred
American
American
Texas)
Hair
(Commo)i
$6
Insurance
$1.25
6%
preferred
preferred
6-
Ltd.,
pref.
A
6-30
1
€-
8
7-
-
12 Vac
1
6-
8
7-1
7-1
$1.50
7-1
6-
7-1
6-
35c
7-15
(initial)
10c
6-10
6-
J20c
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-19
tlOc
6-30
6-
*34%c
(quar.)—
6-30
6-
6-
t4334c
t37 Vac
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
6-30
Trenton
Barber-E'llis
f
ij
7%
of
pfd.
Co.
9
6-
1
6-15 ^
7-
1
6-15 V".
7-
1
6-15
15c
v * 7-14
6-12
7-15
6-30
$1
;
(quar.)
Billups
Western
Biltmore
$1
I'-
Corp.
Bowl-Mor
Brazilian
6%
of
Co.,
Brewer
5.28%
Broderick
Brown
to.
Co.
&
Bascom
Fintube,
Brown-Forman
12'/a
6-30
6-
6-16
7-15
6-16
30c
___
7-
7'/aC
*$1.50
5
42c
6-30
(quar.):
66-
7
6-15
6-
1
20c
6-
15c
(initial)
6-20
6-
9
7-
6-
9
6%
Co.
of
&
class
B___
7-
3%
1
6-
7-10
-
6-
9
9
7-
1
6-
9
25c
;
(reduced)
(s-a)
6-14
6-
6
6-22
6-
9
$1.50
Inc., 4Va%
preferred
(quar.),,
preferred
5%
Inc.,
1
20c
(quar.)
Packing Corp.
Trust
Stock
Co.
7-
1
6-
9
$1.12 Va
6-30
6-16
12 Vac
6-15
6-
(quar.)
dividend
Canada
—
Trust
1
Carnation
3%%-.
Central
Company,
preferred
4.35%
Central
Power
4.20%-
&
Preferred
*
-(
.
Collins
Radio
(Dividend
Columbia
(quar.)
1
6-
9
1
6-
9
6-
2
■
$1
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
6-30
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
15c
:
6-12
10c
6-22
6-
8-14
6-30
7
&
4
4%%v pfd;
Cquar.
_____
J/
1 Vt % -
56V+C
,
7-. 1
2%
1
6-16
7-
25c
;
dividend)
6-16
7-
r
75c
___
System
1
5-31
7-
1
6-20
18c
7-
1
6-20
28c
7-
1
6-20
7-
Ltd.
6-20
6-30
6-20
25c
(quar.)
1
25c
(Texas)
6-30
6-20
6-20
6-
9
*12 Vac
7-21
6-30
7-24
6-30
5c
(quar.)__
6-15
6-
6-
5-15
(quar.)__
$1.75
1
1
6-15
6-
of
Co.
17c
(quar.)
Inc.
6-14
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
<
53c
(quar,)
7-
1
6-15
40c
dividend
7-31
7-14
5c
Co
6-30
6-
9
5%
Trust-Corn
9-27
9-13
60c
7-
6-
__.
__
3
7
preferred
Grand
&
(quar.)
Ltd.
Toy,
Giant Co.,
Green
t50c
preferred
6-30
Mountain
6-15
5-29
$1.25
Power
6-15
5-29
7-10
(s-a
1
(initial
common
(3-for-2
split)
Hamilton
Class
quar.)_
20c
7-
1
6-15
—
Management, class A
6-15
6-
1
6c
6-15
6-
1
6c
6-15
6-
payment on the
5c
6-15
6-
1
Farms
class A & class B
International,
preference
A
Ltd.—
(quar.)
}$1.63
preferred
Harper
at
(H.
M.)
special meeting to be held
a
on
proposed
a
Hauserman
Hawaiian
Helme
(E.
Hercules
Boxes,
Class
B
will
&
Sugar
June
on
&
Hotel
Hubbard
Felt
B
Illinois
Imperial
3
10c
7-
3
6-
2
20c
6-13
5-26
7-
1
6-
7-
1
433/4C
5%-
Ltd.,
Inc.,
(,quai\)_i__
____
,
(quar.)
6-14
6-15
$2
„.
6-
*"
9
H.)
6-
1-
6
5-26
10c
6-30
&
6-16
6-
2
A
6-30
6-
6-15
6-
5
30c
6-27
omitted
Inc.
at
fquar. )___
Investment
(quar.)__'i_i_'
Paper,* LtcL" (quart)
Rendering
this
6-12
(quar.)
1
-
Co.
Manchester
5-31
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
6-26
6-15
7-
*6c
7%
Gas,
preferred
(accum.)
'
1
G-19
7-15
6-20
7-
1
6-21
$1.06 V4
6-30
6-15
25c
6-27
b-
7%
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
*22 VaC
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp.
(quar.)
25c
Marshall Field & Co.—>
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
Martin Company
(quar.)
66-
9
6-
2
$1.75
7-
1
6-16
6-30
6-15
}75c
7-
7-
1
9
6-10
18c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
6-26
6-12
6-26
6-12
16c
6-15
6-
1
48c
4
165c
(quar.)
6-30
6-
7-
6-16
1
9
(Common
payment
omitted
this
at
time)
1
8-15
$3.75
93 %c
9-
1
8-15
$3,75 preferred
93 %c
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
10-31
10-10
May
Department
Stores,
55c
(quar.)__
common
preferred (1945 series) (quar.)
(1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
85c
Rubber
4V2%
6%
preferred
6%
Locomotive
Trust
from
7-
1
6-
$1.03
7-
1
6-
112,/2c
7-
3
6-15
7-
3
6-15
Rapids)
Investment
Breweries
Trust
9
distribution
realized
gains
investment
of
and
41
8
cents
cents
6-
25c
6-30
5-23
6-15
from
from
(stock
6-23
5-31
17Vs>c
(quax.)^
7-11
7-
3
;_5c
6-15
6-
1
.
(quar.)
Co., "
new
Kokenge Co.
-
6-
2
6-
5
6-
9
6-23
6-
9
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
*25c
7-
3
6-19
(quar.)—
8c
6-15
6-
35c
6-30
6-16
9c
7-15
6-30
37 Vac
:
(quarterly
City),
income
and
7-15
6-30
of
5-31
5-25
2%
7-
7
6-20
tl5c
7-
1
6-
9
*37 VaC
7-
1
6-
9
60c
4c
common
(quar.)
—
Life
+
tiMV
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
9
$1.09
pfd. (quar.)
7-
65c
27c
(Boston)
7-
1
6-
8
1
6-
8
File
Inc.
—
6-20
60c
6-27
7-
15c
(initial)'.
*
•
6-30
6-
6-30
6-14
9
25c
•
6-15
6-
Kawecki
(quar.)^
Chemical
30c
6-16
Corp..
Co.
(2-for-L stock
Star
Oil,
Ltd.—
(1956 series) (quar.)
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
Scotia Light & Power, Ltd. (quar.)—
$2.50
Nova
Oakite
preferred
Products,
Office
Inc.
Ohio
Casualty
River
Sand
7-20
Keystone
6-24
6-
8
Koppers Cocommnn
6-15
6-
1
*40c
7-14
6-
2
.
6-15
6-
5
Portland: Cement
4%-/preferred
.
-
< guar, v
•..
L
------
.
I
_
(John)
Ltd.
(quar.)i
7
6-
1
6-
5
7-
3
6-
40c
6-20
6-
6
16c
6-15
6-
5
60c
(quar.)
(s-a)__
Co., 6% preferred
class A__
9
6-30
7-
1
6-15
5
25c
Olokele
Oneida, Ltd., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Loan
Ontario
Steel Products
Preferred
&
Ltd.
Co.
(quar.)
6-
7
6-
2
6-15
6-
2
6-15
*25c
class
7-
*25c
8-15
7-14
8-15
3
7-14
1
6-15
-
com.
(quar.)
—
Cement,
Portland
7-14
6-15
*$1.75
(quar.)
Debenture
Ontario
7-14
37 VaC
_—
6-14
12 Vac
Ltd
Co.,
Sugar
7-28
25c
Corp,,
7-28
25c
National
Old
Common
7-
20c
A
& Telegraph
.11
!:ii
Metal
Products
(no
Philco
Corp.
preferred A
6-15
6-
6-23
6-12
12c
6-28
6-
..
6-30
6-15
7-
6-15
6-20
6-
6
50c
7-
1
6-
9
1. $1
.
.
7-
1
6-
9
t321/2"c
5
9
6-15
93 %c
7-
1
$1.75
7-
5
25c
7-
3
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-16
6-
9
6-
6-30
6-15
*50c
6-30
6-
*56c
participating preferred (quar.)
6-30
$1.50
7-17
6-20
*75c
7-17
6-20
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
Woolen Mills, 6%
Corp. of Canada, Ltd. com.
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
5
6-15
20c
(quar.)
Power
6%
6-
35c
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
Plough, Inc.
(quar.)
——
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper (quar.)
Porter (H. K.) Company (Del.) (quar.)
Portland
6-30
$1.02 Va
Moe & Jack
Service, new common (initial)
3%%?
7-14
taken
Boys-Manny
Gas
6-
$1.50
action
6-30
at this time)
payment
common
on
8
28 VaC
(quar.)______
preferred
6%
3
—
9
5
6-30
777/BC
7-
3
6-15
preferred
Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.)—___
Public Service Co. of North Carolina (quar.)
15c
7-
3
7-
1
7-
1
C- 9
i
i1
•
t!
6-15
7 Vac
t)
6-15
17 VaC
:
6-15
(quar.)
6-10
6-15
Pratt,
Read
6%
Co._—
&
Corp.
30c
—
4%%
conv.
pfd.
2nd
Service
Public
4.65%>
of
Co.
Oklahoma—
/ $1.16
Purex
3
3
7-
3
6-15
6-30
6-15
35c
-
6-15
6-
15c
7-
5
6-20
30c
6-30
6-20
preferred-A. (quar.)_1_:——
preferred (quar.)___<--~
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A (quar.)—
Corp., $1
Inc.
(quar.)
Robinson,
Little
Stock
3
6-
1
6-15
6-
9
6-
1,
7-
3
6-
9
3
6-12
B
(stock
'
6-15
6-30
*20c
*—
7-25 '
6-26
3%
common
dividend
T-
50c
(<fUarv)_^--«—1
(quar.)__
9
77-
*
(quar.)__
5
15c
25c
& Co., ..Ltdv
Broadcasting Inc.
6-15
25c
20c
*~
Western? (quar.)
Richman Bros, Co.
J
Carlos
San
(A
dividend—
Milling,
7-25
6-26
3%
7-25
8c
-
..
6-26
Ine.r-r-.
payment of 40 centavos per share equal
approximately 11 1/lOths cents based,
on
the
rate
of
remittance
from
the
6-29
6-22.
28c
7-15
7-
$1.09
7-15
7-3
7-15
7-
Phillippines)
Savannah
5V4%
Electric
<fe; Power,
preferred (quar.)^
preferred (quar.)
!
i
—-
—
Products (quar.)__7
Hydraulics & Machinery, common___
$1.20
Rhodes,
77-
$1
20c
preferred (quar.)—:
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
4%
/ $1.06
(quar.)
to
7-1
■
i
Co.—
(quar.)
Peninsular
4.36%
Labatt
6-
6-20
40c
.
(4uar.i)__i—'1^1
(qnar.k-
9
6-30
3
6-
25c
—
Insurance
6-
3
7-15
7-
*50c
—
Ltd. (quar.)_
Ltd. (quar.)
Co
Brass
7-
t62!/2c
$4,/2c
tl5c
*20c
—
Mfg.,
Specialty
Ohio
5
10c
splitK "V*V
(quarv)^.^.^^*-.^'.
8-15
.
1
.
Rollins
6-30
;i1
6-12
30c
(quar.)
V
)
6-12
30c
(quar.)^—__—_——
Corp.
(quar.)
7-
$1.1834
(quar.)___
Mining
Class
Corp.
H
!
(quar.)__.
Auction
Newmont
I
l
Public Service—
Nicholson
/
Kahler
'
(Sioux
Insurance
5.40%
Co.,
preferred
preferred
York
X
(annual)
D.)
8
2c
dividend)
Shawmut Bank
Orleans
Rhodes
30c
1
Common
9
67 20
20c
(quar.)
Power
Racine
..49c
.-
.
Corp.
Electric
6-
59 %c
Ltd.
Works,
Co., Ltd.,
Reserve
Falls, S.
Republic
Service
5
1%
net
net
income)
Service
6-
6-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grocers
Preferred
Purolator
fiscal
(Special
1
40c
4.24%
(quar.)
Boston
of
5
—
45c
International
5
Ltd.—
(Cedar
7-
c
1
*10c
investment
National
New
5
37 Vac
securities profits)__—1
4.36%
43/4%
6-
6-15
(quar.)
(Kansas
net
Co.
New
1
6-15
(quar.)—
Inc., common (quar.)
National
Nevada
7-
6-30
Co.
System,
National
6-16
6-30
(quar.)___
Corp.
Brass
preferred
2c
7-14
50c
Equipment (stock dividend)—
Mfg.
Mutual
9
6-
7-
37 Vac
(quar.)
Drop Forging, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Mutual
6-
56
—
(quar.)
1
Moore
Morton
1
6-16
25c
(s-a)
Fuel
River
Auto
Montreal
7-
40c
com.
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Brick,
Mueller
1
45c
(quar.)__
com.
Investment,
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Monroe
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
Mississippi
Inc.
Reclaiming,
preferred
Milton
5-31
6-15
(quar.)—
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Midwest
6-16
6-30
15c
20c
Discount
Oil
Midwest
1
*30c
;
Distilleries
Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Corp. (nuar.)____
Mercantile Trust Co. (St. Louis)
(quar.)
Messer
8-15
10c
(J. W.), Inc.. (quar.)—
Mercantile
9-
93 %c
—
Proctor-Silex
$1.03 Vs
Co.
6
Maxwell, Ltd.—
Petrolane
31 Vic
!
7c
30c
5-31
6-30
'
6-19
1
(quar.)
(Canada)
6-12
6-15
5c
Pep
1$1
& Tool
24c
27 V2c
6-15
class A and class B—
on
7-11
9
(quar.)
Reinsurance
Kayser-Roth
time)
:
1
~
1.4%-
L,
payment
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, common (quar.)
4.10%/ preferred (quar.)_.—
9
$3
6-12
7-
*19c
9
6-
Quarterly
&
1
*19c
5
6-15
(s-a)
A
(quar.)
Inter-Ocean
Julian
7-
*$1.25
6-
18c
(quar.)
A
Jefferson
1
.
Ltd.—•
6-
25c
^
(quar.)
preferred
Johnson
6-12
7-
Paper, class A (quar.)
6-19
112V2c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
Son
Assurance
6-15
$3
1
6-12
1
25c
6-15
Michigan Electric—
Ingersoll Machine
Jahncke
1
7-
$1.28 Va
7-11
18c
preferred
Jarecki
6-12
7-
$1.08%
5c
J.)
class
class
preferred
4.12%
6-30
$1.25
$1.06V4
15c
;______
IN.
Telephone
Life
&
J/e%
9
(quar.)
15c
Baking
(W.
7-
40c
(quar.):
America
Co.
7-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Bell
Indiana
2
(quar.)
Pacific Telephone
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(Harvey),
Class
6-
6-
17
___!
Products
Co.
of
6-20
(increased)
common
common
Hardart
Corp.
Hubbell
5
6-9
6-30
Corp.
Oregon
(quar.)
Gas
6-15
1
split).
Oil Co., Ltd., class A (s-a)
Telephone & Telegraph (Va.)
Honolulu
6-16
1
7-
vote
—____!—
Co.
Co.,
(quar.)
Galion
Hoerner
Horn
F.)
W.)
1
7-
25c
$1.50
two-for-one stock
Commercial
(George
Home
(quar.)
Co. (Stockholders
7-
$15c
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
(quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)__
6%
6-
30c
1
Extra
Hardee
(incr.-quar.)
(increased-quar.)__
B
6-16
-
6-30
■
$50c
_
Mastic
6-15
9
12 Vac
Cement—;
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.
Corp.—
V
25c
Structural Steel
Ohio
New
9
6-19
20c
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Green
7-30
*45c
___
(quar.)_____
common
9
6-
(increased)
Northern
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
b-
Class B
North
Exchange Bank (Phila.)—
Quarterly
6-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
National
35c
(quar.)
Industries
5
31ViC
Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred
7-
62VaC
.
(quar.)__
Telephone
1
7-
lid
Michigan—
preferred
Girard
6-30
Ohio—
of
preferred
Stock
6-16
7-14
33%c
of
Co.
A
Portland
from
(quar.)
$1.25
Genesco,
7-25
7c
Indiana—
$1.40
Gilniore
9
50c
income)
(quar.)
Telephone
$2.10
6-15
6-30
6-23
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
General
6-30
28VsC
(quar.)
Products
Telephone
$1.35
45c
(quar.)
10c
preferred Series C
General
(quar.)
common
6-
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Mackinnon
Service Corp.—
Telephone
$2.50
—__
Co.,
Co.-—
Gas
6-15
6-
*
Ltd.
Corp.
payment
5c
6-15
50c
$1.18%
preferred
year-end
(Ohio)—
Co." (s-a)
Connecticut Water
Consolidated
4
held)
•*
1
9
6-30
dividend.)
1
(quar.)
...
6-15
6-15
6-23
12 Vac
(Ga.)
class
Pipe
Longhorn
Mays
$30c
investment
Shale
4%
(quar.),,
Commonwealth
Consolidated
6-
7-
(quar.)
common
6-
9
J.) (quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
Co.
General
Class
Orleans, Texas-& Pac. Ry.
Utilities, class A (stock dividend)
Corp.,
1
$1.05
New
Clevite
7-
(stock dividend)—
Corp.
Corp.
Winds,
Trust
6-10
National Bank & Trust
Chicago Dock & Canal
Cleveland
6-15
$1.25
stock
O'Nuts
1
7-
(quar.)—
Products
Chateaus-Gai
Citizens
9
6-15
55c
'
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
,
Chamberlin Co. of America-(stock
Cincinnati,
6-
7-
$1.0834
(quar.)
Credit
Full
6-15
(quar.)
for each 500 shares
A,
common
General
4
Chadbourrr Gotham; Inc.-,
6%
preferred (quar,)_
Chock
9
$ 1.18 3
(Phila.)
:___
(N.
;
net
Hutchinson
„
Bank
Corp.
of City
Certain-Teed
Preferred
6-
$1.12 «/a
(quar.),,
Transformer
Certified
6-26
6-15
93V,c
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Central
7-31
37VaC
'
(quar.)
preferred
share
Co.
1
Light—
Securities
(One
*.15c
Electric—
&
National
preferred
Central
8-15
_
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
4%'
6-15
1
lc
preferred
4.75%
7-1
9-
25c
Ltd
7-
15c
__;
(quar.)__
Public
(From
Home
common,.,
Gas
6-19
*15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Central
6-30
*20c
(quar,)__
Inc
Hudson
4V2%
B
7-21
6-19
3
Investment
Westinghouse,
City Products
Cato Stores
class
8-15
7-
35c
I'/c
(quar.)____.
Canadian
Capital
____'
;
.
Ltd.
International
Ltd.
31»/4C
____
(quar.)
_i^_
Flooring Co.,
Canadian
(quar.)
J.)
(N.
5-31
75c
(quar.)
(Julius)
Preferred
California
Camden
6-
6-24
Co.
(quar.)
Canada,
Ltd.
Electric
5-25
10c
common
preWred
Mills,
A
6-30
25c
Inc.
6V2%
(quar.)
Bymart-Tintair,
5
Corp.—
class
1
7
6-30
*50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Burrus
5
33c
A
Brewing
6-
6-
10c
Corp.,
6-12
6-20
10c
Burnham
6-15
6-20
(quar.)
Eurgermeister
6-12
6-27
30c
A
preferred
6-16
1
2%
Co.
&
(quar.)___
convertible
5%
B
4%
5
7-
Ltd.—
_
Note
on
5
6-26
6c
(quar.)__
j
Distillers
6-20
7-15
Class
dividend
6-10
c
Class
Stock
6-15
* 10c
Power Co.,
Rope
class
1
6-15
(quar.
Bank
7-
6-12
common...;
preferred
6-15
1
•
American
1
1
(quar.)_
preferred
30c
dividend
British
7-
7-
(quar.),,
Company,
Bridgeport Gas
6-15
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
*25c
Traction Light &
(C.)
Stock
Co.
America_____
preferred
7-
60c
common
Inc.,
7-14
*25c
A
(quar.)
Book-of-the-Month Club
Bowling
7-14
7-31
84 %c
:
Petroleum
Ltd.
Hats,
class
7-31
40c
__
.
Field
common
class
Joint
Melchers
(quar.)_
_______
National
preferred
General
$1.12i/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
; •
7 V2c
___
Bendix
'
1%
preferred
Stores,
«
$1.12 Va
Bastian-Blessing Co., new com. (initial quar.)
Beatrice Foods Co., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
5
5
in¬
Corp.
General
6-
$$1 75
Corp.
66-
9c
net
(quar.)
Bank
Utilities,
preferred
4V2%
7-
dividend
Belgium
u25c
25c
(s-a)_;
Candy
Stock
J
ny--"
(quar.)
—
Barton's
preferred
Telephone,
Cos.,
6-23
6-23
25c
from
Marshall
National
Public
Worth
50c
(quar.)
(Boston)
1
Realty & Construction—
Southern
Garlock,
1
$
5
50c
__
See
convertible
General
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
7-14
(quar.)
(quarterly
Bank
National
Garfinckel
1
n—iiijc—
Products
Inc.
(Marshall).
7%
J.)
(N.
income)
Frontier Refining,
1
*31'Ac
ie
Co.
Paper
Fund,
National
Fraser
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sons
1
1
preferred
&
8-
8-21
Foundation
1
preferred
(J.)
$1.50
6-12
Fostoria
6-19
16 V4C
(quar.)
preferred
Bancroft
7-14
6-26
Fort
6-19
t$1.50
preferred (quar...)-ax--—
7-14
1
9-
4%%
1
5%
4Va%
1
8-
25c
Florida
9
6%'
4%
8-
(quar.)_
$1.12 convertible pref.
6-19
(quar.),;
(quar.)
50c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Rubber
First
6-15
common
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
20c
_.
(quar.)
Co.
Rollway,
Maritime
30c
Florida
6-15
7-1
7-1
common
Inc.
6-17
6-13
First
9
7-1
Ga$,& Electric Co., com.
preferred (quar,.)
1
6-30
137V2C
common
Insurance
preferred
Insurance
Extra
7-
60c
G-10
7%
Foods,
8-10
40c
First
6-15
35c
Baltimore
1
6-16
Field
6-10
$1.08
(quar.).
+
B-G
6-16
9-
6-
vestment
6-10
7-1
31ViC
(quar.)
pfd.
:.
12 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
*15c
(quar.)
6-16
Fidelity
6-10
7-
$1.37
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
$l5c
6-27
6-30
Federal
2
$1.18
com.
new
Temple,
5 Va %
1
(quar.)
Company
&
4.32%
7-14
6c
First
__
preferred
*55c
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Farrel-Birmingham, common (quar.)_:
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
1
(quar.)
Armour
Asgrow Seed,
Avalon
C-
(quar.)
Rubber
6%
7-
$1.50
._
___
Light,
6-12
9
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)
&
6-15
6-26
25c
Company
Fibreboard
.
Armstrong
Ash
6-
6-15
5c
i,
Tobacco,
5.48%
E'xolon
6-16
70c
(quar.)_.
Power
4.72%
Equity
5-31
C.)
D.
__
iquar.)__.
preferred
6-30
Faultless
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
American
6-12
""
A
Arkansas
1
time)
(Wash.,
-
common
6-
Ltd.—
(quar.)J
Co.,
5%
Life
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
%
6-15
$1.50
States Insurance Co.
Class
6
15c
this
Products
4V>%
..
Co.,
7-10
7-
27c
(initial-quar.)
$1.43%
MacLaren Power &
(quar.)
Ltd.
Eddy Match, Ltd.
Ekco
12.
com.
/
ill
6-15
31V4C
(quar.)
new
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—
5 Va %
time)
semi-annual)
6-12
(Houston,
at
6-
15c
.
this
at
Investments,
Industries,
6-12
25c
Co.
(quar.)
omitted
Ltd.
7-10
30c
omitted
Glass,
10c
(quar.)
Snuff
Class
K
Dominion-Scottish
Co.—
payment
Preferred
I
\
Dominion
1
(quar.)
•_
American
American
.1
'•■
9
6-
$1.06 V»
Insurance
Mercury
(S-a)
I
6-
3-for-l
a
June
Fink,
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B
4V4% preferred D (quar.)
4.35% preferred E (quar.)
Co.—
1%
approved
6-20
1
22 Vac
preferred B
&
Lock
6-
7-
$1.37 y2
5%
Lipe
7V2c
payment
(initial
6-30
10c
9
i
'
•
record
Felt
&
preferred
American
•
of
(quar.)
American
Cream
6-30
$1.25
Mfg
6-15
shares
new
Ltd.
General
&
6-30
Telegraph
Factors,
Ice
Dover
(quar,)
District
American
"
holders
Gasket
(Dividend
at
6-
_
Detrex'Chemical Industries
(increased)___
common
on
stockholders
to
4Va%
new
dividend
Common
.1
<
Corp.,
Stock
payment
6-
(quar.)
Co.__
Detroit
New
time
Amerace
preferred
42VaC
dividend
on
6-30
6-30
$1.05
6-19
Corp.—
No
6-
(quar.)
6-19
Dixie
(quar.)
6-30
_____
1
(quar.)
6-
$1.07
(quar.)
1
7
6-
6-30
(quar.),,
Electric
6-15
6-28
$1
$1.14
(quar.)
preferred
5.00%
6-29
35c
(quar.)__.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
26'Ac
6-15
92V2c
preferred
30C
System
Allen Industries
'&
:U
Co. (quar.)_:
Light, 4% pfd.
&
preferred
preferred
Delta
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd.—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4.32%
When
Share
Gas
6-15
6-30
30c
Hudson
7-
6-
6-30
5-31
4.20%?
6-15
6-15
Per
Name of Company
Laclede
6-15
7-
t32V2C
*75c
1
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
J75c
4.56%
6-19
1
A
12 VaC
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
7-
5
1
3.70%
0-14
12 V2c
(quar.)
6-
7-
4.28%,
class A
6-15
7-
Power
6-20
10c
Co.,
6-15
$1.50
&
6-30
6-9
$1.25
Delaware
7-10
class
Co., 6%;
preferred (quar.)
Malleable Iron, 5% pfd. (quar,)_
Records, Inc. (quar.),,,
Delaware
6V4c
Holders
7-3
Dayton
6-13
s-a)
15c
(quar.)
of Rec.
1
(quar.)
Mfg..
7-
When
Payable of Rec.
6-23
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Frere,
B
Holders
22 '/2c
(initial
(new)
Addressograph-Multigraph. (quar.)
Aetna
When
Payable
$25c
Davidson-Boutell
Decca
Per
Abercrombie
&
Class
payments previ¬
Share
(quar.)
A
split)
stock
Co.
class
Lehn
David
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Company
(3-for-l
Corp.
Share
(Canada),
Cummins Engine
with
payment date.
'Name of
Zellerbach
Cubic
two
Company
11
common———
—
$1.31 Y*
3
3
I!1
-
II
12
Share
Alabama
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Inc.—
SI.50
Seiberling
4% %
preferred
(Common
Seton
Shawmut
Smith
50c
Mfg.
Stock
South
(quar.)__
South
Southern
Sparton
Corp.,
Stafford
&
6-30
1
6-15
1
6-15
4.92%
9-27
9-13
depositary
1
6-
9
Alco
1
6-
9
Alden's, Inc.,
1
6-
9
Algoma Steel
1
6-
9
1
6-
9
Allegheny
3
Allen
Allied
Artists
7-
8-15
7-20
7-15
6-20
(Name
5%%
6-15
$1.50
6-
6-30
6-
4.08%
8
6-
7
6-30
6-12
7-24
25c
(interim)
3
Corp.
3.75%
Ltd.
Co.
Aluminum
ap¬
of
1
6-16
Amalgamated Sugar
1
6-19
America
7-
SI.25
Class
S5
Service
(Ohio),
class
preferred
Texaco,
!___
(Stockholders
meeting
held
be
to
will
Three States Natural Gas
Delhi-Taylor
Shareholders
ach
4.75
Title
9
7-1
6-9
(quar.)
preferred
7-20
$$l
6-30
Co.
30c
7-10
6-26
6-
Transcontinental
Investing
6-23
6-
9
6-10
6-
1
Lines
6%c
(quar.)
plus
Electric
Union
Metal
United
(From
S.
net
6-13
6-23
6-
6-30
6-15
35c
6-14
6-
9
6-
2
5
Fund—
Co.
(Boston)
Pictures
Co.
6-30
6-
7-27
6-30
10c
6-30
6-16
40c
:
(increased
6-
1
Atlantic
5-19
Atlantic
7-
1
6-
8
Cable
Co.
40c
quar.)
-
-
7-
1
6-15
2bc?■
6-29
6-15
Express Co.
Co.,
Fire
American
Vangas,
(annual)
Inc,
Company
&
Victor
Equipment
Reed,
Class
B
Walker
A
(quar.)
1
Atlas
1
Aurora
6-30
6-14
(quar.)
6-20
6-
5
American
6-23
6-
9
American
isc
(Hiram)
;
Gooderham
Worts
&
6-23
6-
9
American
Hoist & Derrick
American
Home
Foreign
$40c
Extra
7-15
$40c
Wallace
&
Warner
Bros.,
Tiernan,
Inc.
new
7-15
6-20
American
20c
(quar.)___
common
6-20
(initial-quar.)
7-
3
6-19
New
16c
7-
1
6-15
American
Corp.,
Weber
Oil
Works
Showcase
5%
(s-a)__
&
preferred
;
Fixture
25c
Natural
Westfair
7%
Foods
preferred
A
(quar.)
preferred
Canteen
Automatic
Fire
7-15
6-30
Automatic
Sprinkler,
Automatic
Steel
5-31
30c
31 Vic
Whitaker
Cr.ble
Whitehall
Will
&
Corp.
Cement
B.
9
43 %c
7-
1
6-
$3
7-
3
6-20
10c
7-
of
Baumer
World
Wyman-Gordon
Machine
York
Bear
Research,
Ycungstown
6-15
New
American
American
Maize
+35C
7-15
6-15
Produets
__
6-
2
5-23
American
Metal
7-
1
6-
9
American
Meter
Co.
Motors
National
:
9
6-
5
American
6-30
6-19
6-30
20c
Younker
7%
Mines
Foundry
Bros,
Common
:_____
6-
7-
20c
dividend1%
(quar.)
1
6-15
$125
6-15
6-26
6-
$1.25
6-
1
^___
(quar. >__'
&
$2'/2c
7-
5c
Machine
(quar.)
_
5
6-
6-30
20c
6-
5
6-15
9
5-23
Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
New
American
$5
___'
50c
~Z_
(quar.)
5%
preferred
($50
5%
preferred
($100
par.)
6-10
5-26
7-
17 Vic
6-15
1
6-
6-15
Baltimore
5
5-22
$4
Common
50c
6-30
6-15
4%
$1.12%
6-30
6-15
40c
6-30
6-
(quar.)
1
1
6-
6-
9
5-29
Below
give
we
weeks and
dends
the
not yet
(quar.)
(Orlando,
6-15
6-30
6-15
Bank
of
6-
Bank
Stock
7-
,
1
'»)
9
8-31
6-
•5-10
9
6-9
>
6-
15c
6-10
announced
30c
,
7-
1
1
6-14
Common
American
ACF-Wrigley
C.
A.
A
L
F.
D,
given
in
preferred
Abitibi
Power
New
Abrasive
&
&
Co.
for
the
Name
Common
$1.50
to
Sugar
Year-end
A
Rubber
3
Co.
&
A
Acushnet
Plastics
&
(stock
6-14
of
Corp.
2nd
preferred
preferred
1
Seating Co.
6-12
$1.25
9-20
9-11
$1.25
12-20
12-11
Y.)
5-26
20c
6-24
30c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
6-
5-17
22 %c
■
5
5
3%
;
6-30
,
6-12
5%
__
_"II
3
I
B
Class
40c
6-15
9
Class
Biiss
&
1
6-
9
43 %c
7-
3
f-
9
Bohack
5c
7-
1
5-24
5Vb%
Telephone
7-
3
6-
9
jqoc
7-
3
6-
Thread,
Title
Bohn
Telegraph-
&
Increased-quarterly
90c
;
5%
preferred
Insurance
5-19
7c
6-20
6-
8
2c
6-20
6-
American
Writing Paper
15c
6-29
6-
5-30
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Ampco Metal, Inc.—.
9
Boise
(Minn.)
4-13
P-
6-27
7-15 r?,
t55c
->
6
6-15
6-17
6-
1
—
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
9
6-15
6-
1
15c
6-15
6-
1
9
10c
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
2
5c
7-
1
6-20
25c
7-
1
—
"
7-31
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
35c
6-15
5-15
40c
6-30
6-16
75c
6-30
6%>
6-17
40c
preferred
6-
50c
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Inc., com.
(quar.).
(quar.)—
Corp.
Brass
Corp.
6-30
$1.40
—._—_—
preferred
Cascade
7-15
8-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
Inc.
&
5-31
6c
Co.
Aluminum
6-15
&
(quar.)
C.)
prior
6-20
(Mo.)—
Electric—
(quar.)_—;
(quar.)
:
Gas
Tobacco,
(H.
6-16
3%
$1.75
6c
(quar.)
7-
$1.37%
5-12
9
6-
5
G-15
1
"
6-15
25c
(quar.)
6-
1
6-26
7-25
10c
—
(quar.)—
5-31
Bond
8
Book-^f-the-Month
6-12
6-
2
Borg-Warner
Corp.,
Water Co.
1
6-20
5-26
Eound
7-
3
6-26
Bowaters
6-30
6-
9
35c
6-30
6-16
6-27
6-
5
25c
(quar.).
Inc.
Stores,
6-
6-14
31 %c
—
2
•
50c
Co.
1-15
1-31-62
4-30-62
25c
—
6-
7-
10c
Company
Casualty
7-14
10-13
6c
6-23
6-15
6-
5
35c
Anchor
Co.
Airplane
$2.25
(s-a).
__;
•
Anaconda
Valley
Bros.
12 %C
Amoskeag
5-10
2
6-
9
7-31
10-31
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
40c
8
Construction—
7-10
2-
"
.)
9
6-15
A
7 Vic
12%c
(i
(Miami
11-10
25c
(quar.)
Cement, com.
Co.
Laughlin,
Boeing
American
1
3-1-62
$1.25
(quar.)
—
preferred
preferred
5-22
6-
.
8-11
12-
(monthly)
A
5.607e
3
-
(quar.)
(monthly)
(monthly)
Blaw-Knox
1
(quar.).
Ltd.
Merchandising
6-16
7-
preferred
1
20c
(s-aj—__—__
Canada,
common
Manufacturing
Biackman
7-
7%
5-23
9-
5-31
40c
1
5-23
6-12
5-26
50c
9
6-12
25c
1
8
6-
15c
9
6-8
6-
6-10
9
6-
6-
1
6-10
3
8-
6-15
1
3
3
7-
7-
1
7-
7-
1
30c
7-
7-
t25c
14%
b-
50c
7-
U2%c
6-10
(quar.)
4.25%
6•
3
(quar.)
Bestwall
Gypsum Co.
(stock dividend)
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7% preferred (quar.)
Bicor Automation Industries
(initial quar.)
Blackstone
6-30
6-10
7-
20c
Limestone &
A
6-30
\7- 3
—
(quar.)
A
15c
5-26
6-15
20c
preferred
Class
5-10
5-29
6-20
15c
.i—
Corp.
of
Co.
Leasing
Berman
Bessemer
Class
20c
9-21
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Paper, class
6-23
Ordinary (s-a) (Subject to 7V2% Union of
South Africa withholding tax)
Stamping Co._.
5-15
15c
Finance,
6-23
5
1
Corp.
6-30
6-
9-21
6-
6-1$
1
Isle
6-30
40c
3
15c
—
—
Telephone
$1.25
Investment Co., Ltd.
—
1
Bell
$1.25
:
:
3
10-
•
t35c
:——_.—.
Intercontinental
Bibb
Del.—
(quar.)_
African
4%
4%
-(quar.)
(quar.)
American-South
4%
Beneficial
Sanitary—
(quar.)
3rd
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
6-20
10-
:
6
6-20
7-
7c
(quar.)
1
$1.25
5-31
6-15
t25c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
66-
6
30c
(Ordinary)
Bergstrom
dividend)
5%
American
(quar.).
Process
Adirondack
7y2C
Co.
(quar.)
Industries
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Products
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y )
Quarterly
—
Reduction
Akron
9
6-15
6-15
6-15
10c
:
Common
6-
$1
6-15
1
42 Vic
—
(quar.)
6-15
.
1
7-
6-30
6-16
7-
Brook
f)Vs%
Brach
(E.
J.)
3V2%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
5
6-16
87 VaC
7-
1
6-
7
6-
6
20c
(s-a)__
<quar.)_
&
Sons
—
6-10
6-16
2
6-
2
7-
1
35c
7-
1
35c
6-30
6-14
(quar.)
•
Vic
6-30
6-14
25c
7-
6-15
15c
6-20
6-
2
93 3/4 c
7-14
7-
5
7-
6-
5
56
(quar.)—
preferred
6-
J683/4C
(increased quar.i—_
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
4V2%
30c
I—
——
Paper, Ltd.—
Mersey
pref.
Club
'
Class
Air
:
7-
2%
(quar.)—.
Ltd.
Common
6-15
•
9
7-
.
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Extra
.
$1
$$1.25
,
5
4%
1
5-24
9
7c
(quar.)
Savers,
Group,
30c
■1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
Ties
Life
A
Bloch
See
I
(quar.)
Standard
5%
American
7-
6-
6-
50c
(final)
"(Dividend will amount to about $.05 per
depositary share after British inc. tax
and expenses lor oeposiiary 1
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com. (quar.)
4%
6-
7- .1
7-27
5c
preferred
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
___!
Seal-Kap
Class
Beecham
9
3
5-19
'
r
12 Vic
$1
:
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., common
11-30
6-20
7-
-16~, 1
.6 -.15
,;e-1 V;!
2%
•:
Inc.
Belle
5-14
title
(quar.)
common
6-10
9-
,.6-13
V
3uc
.'
Bell
(quar.)
American
American
Corp.
new
6-30
American
Refineries, Ltd.—
_J.
Express
5-24
Co.—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Missiles
2
5-26
$37 %c
preference
preferred
- 6-
I+28V8C
_
(quar.)
Electric
Adams
3
under
6-
9-29
5-31
21c
iquar.)_
common
Counselors
Beauty
5-31
12-15
8
10c
dividend
Brummell
45c
(quar.)
Wakefield
announcement
of Rec.
of
___,
Products
changed
dividend
6-15
Holders
each
Paper Ltd. (quar.)__,_!
(initial-quar.)
Metal
Acadia-Atlantic
Acme
4/100ths
Power
common
(quar.)
common
5%
6-15
6-15
Laboratories,
4%
6-23
held
Abbott
Acme
dividend)
Payable
62%c
_
22>/2c
(stock
of Gatineau
When
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
share
share
(increased-quar.)___
Industries
Inc.
Abacus
one
Stores
Share
8-22
6-29
8 Vic
preferred
&
American
Company
1
6-15
25c
Chemical,
__
Inc.,
Common
quar.)
Re-Insurance
Common
Name of
6-16
9-
30c
(quar.)
<
6-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Per
6-16
50c
preferred
being
6-16
6-30
6-30
4%c
non-cumulative
these
5-25
6-10
-
6-
p
V
(quar.)
Lomb,
Beech-Nut
5-26
50c
non-cumulative preferred
week,
6-
$1.75
5%
this
5
50c
-
5
60c
3,7 %c
2
-
(quar.)
5%
previous
66-
40c
pfd.
6-15
in
6-15
6-27
22 Vi c ;
(quar.)
6-
+25c
6-16
20c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
&
$1.40
;
1
6-15
r;.
n___„
dividend)-—
(stock
Co.
Stock
Beau
5
6-
10c
com.
1
7-20
35c
—
—--Tn~ir-
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-16
(quar.)__:
1
77-
(J.
New
6-20
8
7-
preferred (quar.)
Cigars, • Inc. (quar.)
B.) Distilling Co.—
common
(initial quar.)
Bayuk
Bean
6-14
7-
9
7-12
;
6-15
.• *
Bausch
5-26
7-12
7-20
7-20
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,;(quar.)
Corp.
4%
5-26
9
6-30
25c,
1
preceding table.
.,
Oil
Barden
5-26
6-
17 Vic
8-18
$1
(quar.)—_—
Barry-Wright Corp., (quar.)
11-30
12-15
5-19
9-18
$1.06
pfd.
Corp. (Milwaukee) (quar.)
Canada, Ltd. com., t quar.)—
Barber
5-31
9-15
6-19
of
!
V
5-19
8-18
$1
Equipment
&
Barber-Greene
6-15
6-19
9-18
(stamped & unstamped)
Hawaii
Barber-Ellis
6-15.
7- 1
:
20c
20c
unstamped)
unstamped)
(stamped & unstamped)
pfd.
Building
6-30
■..
._
1
announced
1
3
$1
7%
30c.
7-
The list does not include divi-
9
6-
7-
RR.—
preferred (quar.)^_^
preferred (quar.)
Bank
$1.50
.
(quar.)
A
7-
dividends
9
6-
6-15
,
6-15
6-30
12 Vic
$1.25
paid.
6-
6-23
2oc
4)4%
'
President
Radiator
6-16
5c
:—
pid.
non-cum
15c
62%c
American
1%%
(quar.)
Bangor Hydro Electric, 4%
5-10
6-10
47c '
20c
(quar.)________
5%
5-25
6-30
Quarterly
7-
:
(quar.)_________
par)
5-25
6-16
35c
Quarterly
75c
(quar.)_—:
Lines, Ltd.—
A
5-26
6-16
Co., common
non-cum
4%
1
87 Vic
4 Vic
preferred
preferred
9
(quar.)
(stamped and
(stamped and
Common
5-25
Equipment—
&
5-26
6-
25c
dividend)
(stock
Ohio
&
9
(quar.)
(Galveston,
(initial
Potash
American
Piano
6-
(quar.)_.
Co.
Pnotocopy
special
9
(quar.)
Corp.
Wilcox
&
6-15
t
common
6-20
6-
9-29
2c
American
5-26
10c
common
12-29
:.
Co.
6-15
6-30
10-13
(monthly)—
:
4Va%
__.
News
1
6-22
(quar.)
:
A
1-15-62
Insurance
Optical
class
$1.50
(quar.)_—
Corp.
American
7-
15c
America
15c
40c
2%
of
(quar.)__
$1.50
8
6-10
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-19
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.,
(quar.)
Climax,
75c"
American
6-30
6-15
no Vic
10c
Company
30c
common
20c
_~
6-10
7-25
(quar.)
10c
(initial)
Machine & Metals
6-15
preferred
5-26
lac-
5%
dividend)
preierred
1
6-16
7%
5-22
.
preferred
Foundry—
1
(quar.45c
class A,
&
1
American
Yellowknife
class
7-
_
9-30
12-30
6-10
60c
6%
(quar.)
Corp.
7-15
~
7-15
10-15
1-15-62
67«
$1.50
7-
(quar.)
F.
Bearings,
$50c
Co.___
(stock
Co.
Locker,
American
1
1
7-11
6 Vie
$1 10
(quar.)
Candle
Publishing
American
6-
7-
—
—
7-11
62 Vic
A
1
1
6-15
Texasj
1
Corp.
6-
25c,:
4
1
(quar.)
International
6-
5-22
8-
Supply—
American
6-15
6-16
8-
(quar.)
6-15
1
6-16
37Vic
(quar.)
common
30c
7-
50c
Products,
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
6-13
3
S.
Labcock
Baldwin
(initial)
7%c
8
5-19
30c
Insulator
2oc
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
dividend
Stock
5-19
6-15
25c
!__
!
Corp.
6-15
1
5-
preferred
(quar.)
class
37 %c
1
Mfg.
7-
6-15
(quar.)
Co.
Alarm
Ayshire Collieries
6-15
-
preferred
6-
6-12
Ltd.
Service,
Auto
Automatic
5
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)____
:______
(quar.)__
6%
Electric
7
5
40c
Co.
(quar.)______
pfd.
class
Wheeling Machine Products
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
$5
6
American
!_____%
5%'
Gas,
Ltd.,
6-
Co.—
(quar.)__
Welded Tube Co. of America, class A__
Welsbach Corp. (quar.).
;_
I
West Texas Utilities Co., 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
Wes;ern
6-20
8-19
50c
(stock
Corp.;
6-
6-15
1
Co.,
1
6-18
7-15
(quar.)
Plastics
6-
•
Waverly
Co.
Press
6-
6-15
(quar.).
Corp.
Hospital
Ice
9-
30c
(quar.)———.
1
30q
Power
Products
common
Co.
1
.17 Vic
'
$4.50
—
30c
7-
20c
(quar.)
Extra
(s-a)
30c
6-23
■
Ltd.—
Increased-quarterly
6-30
30c
10c
Quatrerly
Greetings
1
i
7-
25C
7-14
Hardware
1
8-
(quar.)
RR.
6-
6-15
JlOc
(Tulsa,
40c
25c
B
1
6-
7-14
1
25c
(quar.)___
—
Powder
6-
1
15c
.____
8-
$1.50
Ltd
preferred
5%
Quarterly
6-
25c
30c
class
13c
__—
Quarterly
5-12
<
Waddell
5-25
5-25
6-10
Quarterly
6-16
1
1
6-30
Class
5-19
1
1
common
Casualty
10c
Co.
6-10
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
i_
&
6-15
10c
(quar.)__
RR.
Insurance
7-
7-
(quar.)
6%
Quarterly
American
Corp.,
Life
Theatres
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Atlas
Atlas
8
7-
Quarterly
Vendo
5-16
5c
Felt
Line
Company
5-
5
Atlas
;
preference
American
6-15
6-15
Refining Co., common
6-13
$1.62 V2
Line
(quar.)
Power
American
9
5-25
30c
Line
Air
Corp.,
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Barge
Co.
participating
5
6-30
$1.25
prefererd
Charlotte
75c
of 6 Vic
(quar.)_.
Electric
6-
6-
$1.56 V*
Co.
Dredging
1
Transport—
6-
1
6-16
Participating
9
6-13
Atlantic
$1.50
payment
C-15
7-
6-30
37 %c
(quar.)—,
Corp.
Stationers
Supply
Coast
Atlantic
3
.___
6-16
t30c
—
(quar.)
City Electric Co.
5-15
7-
——
5-28
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Acceptance
5-16
20C
(quar.)_i
common
6-12
"
30c
(quar.)
&
5
5-
Spring
&
6-10
tl5c
x—
(quarterly
Chicle
6-
$1.02
preferred (quar.)
6% pfd. (s-a)
Corp., com.
(reduced)
preferred
American
30c
10c
$l0c
:____
(quar.)_
6-30
$1
.
American Electric Securities,
Corp. (quar.)
Trust (Boston) (increased-quar.)
Trust
Universal
6-15
50c
income)
37 Viae
7%
Commercial
American
(Pa.)________
Ltd._uiujir
__.—
$57c
American
(quar.)___
HilLMines,
AGiancic
5
6-15
—.
preferred
(accum.)
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Atlanta
(quar.)_
Crystal Sugar, common
prior preferred (quar.)_
Cyanamid Co., common
4%%
6-22
10c
Pacific
Steel
S.
Corp.
investment
Keno
United
u
Mfg.
Income
United
U.
Steel
5-28
6-22
9
6-
37 Vic
American
3%%
Union
5%
6-15
7-20
5
5-11
9
35c
non-cumulative
5-12
10c
45c
6-
15c
(quar.»____
(initial-quar.)
conv.
75c
:•
93 %c
additional
an
A
Chain
American
17%c
;
Corp.
Atchison
_■_
(quar.)
preferred
American
common,.
Trans-Lux
2
25c
Cement
American
■
,
6-
(quar.)
Preferred
—
Corp.—
6-15
Cast Iron Pipe,
3 Vic
7
12 Vic
(quar.)__
Associated
;%
6-
12 Vic
pid.
(quar.)
preferred
Associated
1
common
Can Co.,
$1.25
6-15
lOc
(quar.)
(Los Angeles)
9
6-
;—
American
.___
Construction
Trust
5-26
6-
6-15
,
5-31
6-20
93 3/4 c
(increased-quar.)
2nd
5-31
6-15
Refining—
preferred
6-30
6-30
-
5c
American
for
$5
$1.50
50c
__:—______
Rubber
preferred
5%
9
9
Associated
•
(quar.)
Biltrite
Common
45c
&
fc-
&
Common
6-9
1
.—
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quav.)
:—
American Broadcasting-Paramount
on
share
6-
1
.___
2nd
dissolved.
and
1
7-
Chemical Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Note,
preferred
Oil
7-
$30c
6%%
(quar.)__
one
Bank
6%
American
a
11
Agricultural
American
American
Si.20
Realty &
Transcon
9
6-
held)
Co.,
Insurance
A
6-
6-30
$1.25
Quarterly
Class
6-30
(Sold its assets
Corp.
Co.
Times-Mirror
Tishman
Co.
at
July
pfd.
receive
shares
Oil
.xewater
Oil
will
vote
on
a
proposed
2-for-i split>
Texaco
(Canada), Ltd., 4%
_
.___
(quar.)
Inc.
special
to
9c
9C
A
B
Corp., Ltd.
Ashland
7-
(quar.)
American
Telephone
Asbestos
6-13
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.75
(quar.)
5-26
1
6%
common
—
(quar.)
Industries
5-19
6-15
75c
Varnish
&
7-
$1.06 V*
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
$6
preferred
$4
6-19
1
Corp.,
Corp.
Co.,
6-15
12 %C
(quar.)
Corp.
6-13
35c
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
Arvin
13%c
America,
preferred
7-
preferred
Arundel
6-16
2%
$1.25
2nd
6-16
1
30c
(quar.)
$1.25
5%
1
7-
_______
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)_.
2nd preferred
4%%
(quar.)__
1
7-
dividend
Stock
Studebaker-Packard
Corp., $5 pfd.
7-
$1.15
10c
(quar.)
proximately $.076 per depositary shares)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)__
,
$1.05
Corp.
preferred
Aluminium.
and expenses for
to
Paint
(quar.)
Arnold Constable Corp.
,
Corp.—
Portland Cement
Alsco, inc.,. common
6-15
7-
5%
(quar.)
amount
Cork
Armstrong
6-16
Steel
9
27c
quar.)
'
._—
(quar.)
Alpha
25c
will
Armstrong
5-29
(quar.)____
Corp., common (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers -Mfg.,
common—
5
6-30
Inc.
tax
5-29
6-19
—
Stores
Allied
ordinary
6-19
(quar.)
Maintenance
Allied
Power
Pictures
Chemical
Allied
changed
Nevada
6-19
_____—
Ludlum Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Gas
Western
10-23
3
___—_
preferred
Arkansas
5-
5-19
3%
1
Armco
1
6-13
6-15
22 %c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
(increased
__—
7-
Industries
7-15
dividend
$1.23
(quar.)
Ltd.
Stock
—
common
Power
$3
;
(quar;)—■_____
Corp.,
7-
Gas,
6-
30c
25c
6-12
50c
—
preferred
Arkansas-Missouri
11-
$1.25
Inc.
-
$3
".
(quar.)
common
common
preferred
convertible
90c
22
50c
(quar.)_
7-
20c
income
Products,
4Vi%
$1.12Vi
$62Vic
pfdi (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
5%
7-
7-
$10c
dividend
Steel
7
$1.37 V2
class B
and
A
L
57Vic
.,
(quar.)__________
Ltd.,
Wood
Alan
7-
Ltd.
Lloyds,
class
Power Co.,
4.20%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—t
62Vic
___________
com.
See
pfd.
10-23
9-27
(quar.)
(After British
Alabama
9-13
1
B
Corp., $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)__
Great Southern Railroad Ordinary
4.60%
7-
payment.
Brewers.
Stewarts
1
7-
11-
64foe
Co.
Co.)
(quar
50c
preferred
6%
15
10-23
5%
37Vic
56'Ac
(quar.)
com.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
Sterling
8-
5c
____.
Co.,
Power
Foods,
6
—
____________
4%%
Power
6%
Works
S.aniey
6-15
1
$$1.50
Water,
Power
1
1
on
Alabama
77-
10c
(quar. )_
for dividend
Co.
6-22
3
1.25
(quar.)
Nevada
Nevada
to
7-
12%c
1
11-
class
and
A
Gas
Alabama
$30c
(quar.)
Canada
preferred
1
12 %c
_____
Gas
&
7-
1
8-
50c
class
Louisiana
Arkansas
7-22
8-
50c
50c
(quar.)
on
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Smelting
Oil
Argo
7-22
1
(quar.)
B
Extra
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
Per
Apex
8-
50c
(quar.)
Extra
_______
(quar.)_______
Pittsburgh
6%
B
vquar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
6-15
Class
(quar.)
____
Electric
preferred
5.125%
A
.___
preferred
4.60%
Class
25c
dividend
Carolina
6-15
1
common
preferred
4.50Vh-1 preferred
5%
Class
6-15
1
__
(quar.)
Mills
Stores,
Co.
6-16
1
7-
time)
(initial)
pfd.
Paper
Drug
convertible
1
7-
iquar.)
5%
Rayon,
7-
,
common
new
(Howard)
Sommers
Soss
(quar.)
Association
Sken&ndoa
Class
(quar.)___[.
pfd.
payment omitted at this
Leather,
6-16
Inc
5%.
Rubber,
1
$1.25
$1.12
(quar.)
A
Associates,
7-
.
Company
Name of
Payable of Rec.
By-Products—
A
15c
$1.12%
_
Share
of Company
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
Name
Payable of Rec.
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Common
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2440)
Brass
Co.
Mfg.
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
$4
6-12
6-
i5C
6-26
5-15
65c
7-
3
6-14
10c
7-
1
6-
1
preferred
$1
(quar.).
25c
Anderson
Electric
1
6-22
6-
2
Brillo
Mfg.
Bristol
20c
7-
1
6-
5
6-
9
5-12
preferred
Corp.
5-18
isc
Radio
Pools,
Inc.
Britisn
6-15
6-
British
6-30
6-15
6-15
15c
(auar.).
(quar.)
--
Anthony
6-15
12 %c
7 Vic
convertible
6-15
62%c
60c
Andrea
Brass
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)__
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
Corp.—
20 %c
9
Co.
37 %c
6c
7-
3
6-
1
8
American
American
Ordinary
(final
Oil,
preferred
Ltd.
Tobacco
-
(quar.)__
J25c
(quar.)
1
3
Ordinary—
payment
of
one
shilling
share, free of British income tax.
depositary expenses dividend will
amount
to
about
14c
per
depositary
per
After
9
5-12
6-15
5-24
6-
share)
6-
|9
Volil me
193
Number
6061
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
Name of
Britlsn
Company
4%
4j/4 '/<,
preferred
.j>i_
preferred
(quar.)_____
7-
1
6-
9
Cuance
7-
1
6-
9'
Chance
J56C
7-
1
6-
9
$$1.19
7-
1
6-
9
(quar.)
preferred
subject
British
deposit
to
of
7-
1
6-
9
Chemctron
7-
1
6-
9
Chemical
23c
on
Trust
$3.bo
preferred
5f/o
preferred
Brunswick
$5
Amer.
Corp.,
Creek
dep.
Class
(quar.)
23c
common
6-
6-19
5%
preferred (quar.)___
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
6-30
6-10
Chicago
62 7a c
6-33
6-10
57c
10c
(quar.)_.
6-15
5-24
5 7c
7-
1
6-19
5 7c
28
___
$1.25
______
___-
B___
■••'f4 v
preferred
Bulolo
Gold
«:i
8-
1
7-14
Christiana
6-
1
5-16
2V2%
Company,
L.M.
Burroughs
Burry
Dock,
Corp.
Ltd.,
corp.
Terminal
Bush
Co.
Butler
prcfeired
Cincinnati
6-13
6-20
6-13
6-16
4-28
Orleans
(quar.)
(s-a)
I
Financial
T
Theatre
Power, Ltd.,
Calgary
5'h
4
preferred
Service
Co.
6-
2%;
Citizens
ft%
4'/c
1
6-16
City
oas
t$3.50
7-31
6-30
City
Products
New
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
11-15
70c
^
7-
tlOc
(quar.)_____i
67c
preferred
Ink
California
California
574%
California
Liquid
5%
preferred
5 7c
convertible
572 7c
convertible
Calumet
2
$4.50
6-
2
Cleveland
75c
7-
Hecla,
Bread,
preferred
Canada
Ltd.,
6-15
Foils,
A
Canada
Canada
Ltd.,
Malting
Eottling
6-
1
Coca-Cola
1
Cochenour
27c
6-15
6-
1
Cole
6-15
6-
1
Coleman
6-30
•'6-30
Am
$8%C
(quar.)
B
Colonial
Mortgage
$1.0674
7-
1
6-15
Colonial
Sand
Color-Craft
7-
Celanese
Co.,
pfd.
A
Class
B
Oil
5 7c
preferred
preferred
$25c
Vickers,
L d.
Canadian
Western
Natural
(quar.)
—^
Cannon
Mills
Records
Co.
(Philip)
Carreras,
Ltd.,
(Payable
Carriers
&
in
6-15
5-15
6-12
6-15
6-
5-19
9 -
6-13
6-
6-26
40c
5-26
6-
9-19
30c
6-
27a%
(interim).
9
8
General
Corp.
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Ceco
Steel
Celanese
1%
Central-Del
$5
472 7c
4.64%
Central
4%
Illinois
5-26
Consolidation
1st
Coal
7-
'
1
6-
6-30
9
Consoldiated Dry
6-15
Consolidated
-
$5
preferred
Consolidated
Co.
common
1
6-
6-20
6-15
5-19
6-20
6-
38c
6-16
5-28
$1.12 72
7-
1
6-
9
$1.16
7-
1
6-
9
—
-
6-20
6-30
ti-
66-
1
2
1
6-10
5-19
50c
6-15
5-31
6-15
•6-15
6-15
5-19,
5-19
(Toronto)—
0-
1
150c
(quar.)_
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
7-
30c
__|_
!-■ 1
5c
(s-a)
1
6-16
6-
1
5-15
10-
2
9-20
30c
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
35c
6-14
5-26
$$1
(quar.)
com.
6-15
5-15
1
_l
75c
7-
(quar.)
75c
6-15
(N.Y.)
cim,
'6-24
5-
5
8-
1
7-
7-
5
6-22
7-1
6-16
7
Corp.—
53c
6-10
5-19
6-30
6-16
$1.23
38c
(quar.)
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-
9
preferred
Stock
Assurance
6-
9
60c
6-
9
672 %
7-
1
6-
9
$1.50
7-
1
6-
9
Commercial
Continental
Stock
$1.19
7-
1
6-15
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
68c
7-15
10c
6-14
10c
6-15
4c
Oil
Co.
6-30
Copeland
Copperweld. Steel
Corroon
1
6-24
6-
5
93 %c
&
(quar.)__
& Fibre, common
(quar. )__*_
(quar.)
—
+4c
5-31
30c
6-
1
$1.12 72
7-
1
5-15
5-15
'
..
6-
5
6
6-
7
6
9-
7
non-cum.
preferred
A
(.quar.)
50c
12-28
12-12
50c
6-15
5-29
4c
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
30c
6-10
6-
1
common
50c
6-15
6-
5
93%c
7-15
7-
5
10c
6-15
5-26
Corp.,
preferred
Mines,
Duj
&
Y.)
Corp.
Laval
Turbine
(quar.)
Corp.
Cigar Corp,
Fund,
Delaware
7-
1
6-20
$2.50-$3.50
Steel
Dixon
Diamond
Diana
Diners
Dominion
Tar
$1
preferred
Donnelley
Dover
pfd.
(s-a)
dividend)--—.—
Ltd.
pfd.
DuBois
Duke
(quar.)—
—
6-22
S.
7-
$1.50
Dun
Bradstreet
&
Dunham-Bush,
—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
International
duPont
(E.
dividend)——__
(stock
preferred
5-25
1
6-16
f25c
t35c
7-
1
6-16
1-
3
7-15
7-
3»c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4 10 7e
preferred. (quar.)
4.15%
preferred
preferred
4.207o
Dura
preferred
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)_
Electric, class A
Duncan
Class
Duval
(quar.l.
(quar.)—.
Corporation
B
Corp.,
5%
9-
5-31
5-12
7-31
6-30
f44c
7-15
6-30
$3174C
$20c
•
6-15
1
7-
3
7-
1
6-
1
13c
6-13
20c
35c
6-15
10c
40c
$1.75
$1.34
25c
$1.25
5-16
8-
7-14
.
7-
1
6-15
5-23
5-26
6-15
6-2
6-
1
6-
9
5-24
7-
3
6-
9
6-12
5-29
6-30
6-16
6-28
5-25
7-
,
1
5-25
6-16
5-25
6-
5-19
9
6-15
6-1
5
5-10
6-
2%
5174c
517/ac
52 72c
5272c
l°c
30c
25c
6-14
7-10
7-25
7-10
7-
1
6-5
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
C-
5
6-15
»'
5-22
7-25
6-
1
5
9
5-19
6-10
5-31
6-
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)____
6-10
5-31
3174c
—
Sulphur & Potash
Duro-Test
6-
6-23
3
62 72C
$17%c
$1.50
8772C
$1.12 72
297uc
467/sC
50c
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).:
Duquesne Light Co., common
3.757o
5-25
6-15
Co.—
Nemours
(interim)
Common
$3.50
de
I.)
(quar.)!
pfd.
570
Dunhill
1
1
7-
30c
(quar.)___!
Inc.
common
6-
30c
Inc.
A.
1
6-15
5%
35c
___—i___
preferred A (quar.)—
!
5.36% preferred B (quar.)—
6
East
Kootenay
East
Tennessee
6-15
Eastern
Company
Gas
6
6-
5
6-
5
472%
Power,
6-30
6-
31 %c
6-15
5-31
9
6-30
6-
6-12
5-29
7
preferred
5-26
Assoc.,
com.
States
Steel
Stainless
Corp.,
preferred
$3.60
Co.,
(quar.)
common
6-
6-15
5-31
6-
9
5-26
6-10
5-22
6-10
5-25
Eddy Paper, Ltd., new common
7-
6-20
Edfrewater
1st
Economic
Edison
Fdison
(quar.)
15c
6-30
6-16
Elastic
4 74%>
pref.
A
(quar.)
Investment
Baler
Economy
5-16
9
5-19
6-15
5-31
6-15
50c
40c
6-15
22/2c
$1.75
$1.50
50c
1
6-28
5-31
6-16
"-.7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-15
6-15
7-
1
7-
3
6-13
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
7
7-
1
6-
2
7-
1
6-
2
6-15
6-
2
6-30
5-23
7
Washing
5%
5-26
6-
9
6-
7-
90c
preferred
(quar.)
Machine, Ltd.—
6-
Easy
(acc'um.)__
A
(accum.)
B
Kodak
Eastman
common
pfd.
$7
6-15
30c
$$1.75
$1.1272
7 /2C
25c
(quar.)
6-15
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Eastern
$6
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern Racing Assn., Inc.,
$1
pfd.
1%
Gas
(quar.)
Fuel
50c
6-30
15°
—
Ltd.,
Natural
&
(s-a)—
(quar.)_
Co.
5-22
6-
pref.
of America, $1
Dynamics Corp.
6-30
Brothers
Co.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
—
of Amer.
7-
1
6-16
Electric
Autolite
Co.
$2.50
7-
1
6-16
Electric
Bond
Share
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
^oo^/4
22/2C
(quar.)
Stop Nut Corp.
&
(initial)
(quar.)u___—1:
Stores,
preferred
Rault
2j>c
i30c
ZC
15c
75c
50c
Ltd
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
Trust,
50c
/
6-30
t25c
77c
6-15
,
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Chemicals,
Power Co.,
6-14
—
com.
(quar.)__I—
(quar.)
25c
(s-a)_
6-15
(quar.
40c
Drilling & Exploration (s-a)___———1272c
Driver-Harris
Co. ' iquar.)
25c
50c
Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp., common
__
pfd._
«_
Co.
PPQ
—,.
(quar. >___
.
Sons
&
Industries
Eagle-Picher
6-15
1
com.____
non-cum.
25c
—
»
—
5%
40c
(quar.)_.
1
6-
6-30
$$1.12'/a
40c
(increased)
5
6-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel, Ltd.,
&
Ltd.,
Drewry's, Ltd. U.
6-
5-19
—:
Chemical
6-16
5-18
(quar.)
R.)
Draper Corp.
9
6-22.
6-
Corp.
Dresser
6-
7-15
6-12
(quar.)___
(R.
5
6-30
6-12
Ltd. (quar.)—,
Chemical, Ltd.,
&
1
6-13
'7-
6-20
Ltd.
Stores,
12-
7-14
15c
Manufacturing, $1.56
Corp.,
preferred A
Mines, iitd. (quar.)
Dominion
6-20
45c
(stock
Dairies,
12-15
10c
25c
(quar.)
Productions
Corset,
Dominion
75c
25c
3%
:
f
25c
Foundries
Dole
6-16
6- ;2
1772C
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams,
Dominion
Dodge
6-1G
6-19
*
25c
;
Inc.
$3
preferred
9-29
6-30
(quar.)
Dominion
4727c
6-15
55c
iquar.)
(Walt)
1
6-30
(quar.)
Corp.
Fruit,
Club, Inc.
Distillers
7-
10-16
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crucible
Giorgio
Disney
Co.
Arts
Alkali-Co.
mc.
2
5-3.1
->..26c.ui
,
*
(quar.).!
Corp.
Stores
uic-juiu.
6-
6-15
40c
s-a)
(quar.)
40c
preferred
(quarjuxa
(increased
pfd.
Trust
(Joseph)
a
6-20
<■
Co.
Chemical
1
6-15
9
RR.
Inc.__
Stamping
2
3
10-
25c
:_
Me.).; Tquar,)__
&
67-
6
25c
non-cum.
Edison
1
7
$1
(quar.)
Trust ^..(Augusta,
Chemical,rCoatings,
Bank
77-
10-
J5oc
*.
Dcooto
Detroit
7
2
55c
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Depositors
Di-Noc
6-
20c
Tramway—
Detroit
1
12 72c
& Rio Grande Western
Deiroit
7-17
50c
1_-
Detroit
8-25
8-
1 y4c
;
Chicago Trucking
Denver
6-26
9-12
14c
(quar.)
Ltd
Mines.
Denver
2
6-
6-20
6-15
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc
Railroad
Denison
6-15
5-15
iy4c
Estate
DWG
5
6
20c
(initial)
Delaware
7-
6-
common
on
Quarterly
25c
(s-a)
$1
split
Phipps Stores, 572 7c pfd.
& Company (quar.)___,
20c
preferred
Steem
s.Pck
Milk
DeMun
7
Aj-g..,—
Dean
(Middletown, N. Y.)_
5%
(quar.)__
jryWei
Eastern
(quar. )_z—
$1
(quar.)
Inc.—
6-
1
Industries—
(N.
(quar.)
6-
Michigan RR.—
preferred
i.0_
County National Bank
Co.
25c
6
6-
1
7-
15c
.
(quar.)
iquar.)
Reynolds,
Chemical
(quar.)
common
7-
Cosden Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
Coty International Corp.
Cowles
1
7-
6-
7-
6-15
.
(Canada)
1
6-
10-
2
1
16 74C
(quar.)
dividend)
Corp.
Refrigeration
6-
Corp.,
Eastern
•±oc
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
5
6-
6-15
50c
6-
7-
1%
Co.
Steel
5-26
,
(from net investment
._,
Coffee
6-
6-15
50c
Duriron
Corp.—
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
—,—_—
25c
50%
(quar.)
Copper &
(quar.).
Continental
Continental
:
$1.13
(quar.),
dividend
4.75%
(resumed)—
Century Industries (quar.)
$1.1272
(Chicago)
preferred
Continental- Insurance
Cook
Century Electric
7-14
25%
preferred
6-15
1
8-15
1—-—
convertible
6-
65c
(quar.)
Co.—
2 %
dividend
1
Service
6-14
$1.04
Co.
dividend
Continental
1
1
6-1
1
Can, common (quar.)—_—____
$3.75 preferred
(quar.j——."_
Continental Casualty Co. (Chicago)—
7-
6-13
7-
Continental
7-
25c
20c
(quar.)
$1.15
—
(quar.)____^—
(quar.)
preferred
$1.15
Co.
30C
Co.-r-
$4.50
8772c
.
(quar.)—:—.—
Corp.
$4.52
•
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
S2.10
(quar.)
Stock
37'7aC
$1.1272
common
(quar.)
4 r/o
25c
preferred
Continental
(quar.)____
$4.50
$1.25
Industries
..
dividend)
Power
2
A
Dow
26 c
$1.43
(quar.)
$4.16
8
$1
(quar.)
(Rochester, N. Y.)
6-15
20c
7-14
Products—.
.(stock
A
Consumers
5-18
25c
common
Class
8
tlOc
—
(quar.)
Construction
6-.8
1
—
(quar.)
common
77-
Foods
7-
Paper
—
(quar.)
—
6-15
preferred
Haven)
1
(quar.)
$1.04
$4.50
'
5-18
IOC
1
(s-a)
Electronics
(quar.)
Champion
6-15
Standard Securities,
Goods
Quarterly
8
$1.75
Ltd
(quar.)
F*und
•
(quar.)
Edison
6-
A
Dome
:
preference
preferred
preferred
Champion Mutual
7-28
6"
IOC
Corp.,
6-
,
30c
.
(quar.)_
6-23
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)__—
6%
preferred (quar.)
income)
■
(quar.)
30c
Century Shares Trust
6-
6-20
Diversified
oohsolidated
$1.1272
.
Public
6-30
40c
common
Consolidated Rock Products
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.),.
Vermont
10c
10c
"•
1
6-15
4.6%
4.157c
5-26
7-
6-30
(quar.)
3.50%
Central
6-15
5-15
9
C.)—
D.
(initial)
(New
1
9
'
(quar.)
Public Service,
Central Trust Co.
6-
6-15
10c
30c
Central Steel & Wire
6-
35c
6-15
(quar.)_
Cigar
5
6-15
preferred
5-15
Consolidated
"Central Maine Power,
60c
4
6-20
5-31
preferred
4.92%
7-
$1.33%
1
5
6-10
of
preferred
preferred
7-
1
10c
Oils,
6-30
5
preferred'
preferred
9-15
preferred
Di
6-
5-24
Light,
5
6-
6-30
preferred
Rio
5
6-
7-
6-30
Illinois
6-
6-30
10c
6-10
Foundry Co.
6-30
com.
common
7-28
Central
7-19
1
68 % c
(quar.)
——
7-28
Central
*-*
15c
& Power
25c
*'T4 72%" preferred A
Central
1
00
35c
$10c
America, common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
;
Charge Service (2-for-l stock split)
Corp.
2nd
7-
6-19
$50c
(quar.)
Corp.
6-16
$1.25
^
—
(quar.)
Products
6-16
3
Insurance—
Ltd.
(at~M.T~&~Co.__—
Castle
3
7-
iquar.
new
Corp.
Plywood
Asbestos,
7-
2
3174c
'
l;
$5c
Cascades
Cassiar
P-
'
15c
7-20
1
6-29
40c
preferred
Ltd.,
1
1
common J_
Inc.,
Consolidated
7-11
-
8-
6-
62 72 c
(Wash.,
Life
Containers^
Connohin,
1
6 7»c
4-28
9
8c
(mohthry)'_____
preferred -(annual)—.-'.—
40c
40c
17.04%
(quar.)_
1
5c
—
increased
Connelly
.
C.) —
dividends)-Corp.
6-
6-20 "
12c
—
Assurance
General
Connecticut Light
5-19
6-30
Initial
cash.)
Mills
Carthage
5-15
40c
ordinary
B
6-15
75c
6-13
7 7>c
—i
Connecticut
40c
6-30
15c
(quar.)____
A
Liie
Quarterly
6-15
50c
6-
8c
Service,
Quarterly
5-15
;
(quar.)
class
6-33
•
1
6-30
$2
1
(stock
Carpenter Steel Co.
6-
10c
.
(quar.)
Insurance (N.
B
7-15
5-26
6-15
$50c
ConiLuera^ion
6-18
6-
non-cum.
Denver
6-12
(initial)
Trust
&
preferred
3
9-29
6-20
20c
preferred
Extra
18 %c
2
120c
5-31
5-26
30c
(quar.)_:.__:—v—!
Public
5.72%
2
—.—
(quar.)
Products
Bank
Community
2
6-
(quar.)_
Mfg.
and
Metal
Community
9
66-
$17i/oC
(quar.)
Casualty
A
9
6-
3
6-10
6-10
53 7aC
iquar._—
Credit Co.,
16-
3
6-14
5-1H
(quar.)
Corp.
Metals
7-
1
9
(quar.)__
:
Solvents
Commercial
127ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
ijommercial
Commercial
.
6-14
6-15
15c
Engineering-Inc.
(increased)—'
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)—L
1
*
1
7-
———
6-
3
1
7-
6-30
87 72c
Insurance
6-15
7-
6-16
7-
6-
:
System
(quar,)
Commercial
7-
40c
non-cum.
Deere
9
7c
—
"
6-16
7-
■'
Ordinary__
Corp.
Canaveral International Corp., com.
Carborundum
,
6-16
1
10c
Insurance Co. uf America
(Chicago)
5-31
3
6-
7-
$13.25
(s-a)
Semi-annual
Combined
5-31
$$2
Canal-Randolph
Capitol
6-15
$$1.25
—
Gas
Title
5-25
6-30
$$1
-—
Canadian
Columbia
6-30
,
$25c
...
$75c
(quar.)—
Convertible preferred
—
Ltd.
pfd.
Co.
Co.
Broadcasting
7-
6-24
2nc
(quar.)___^__:
Carbon
Columbia
6-15
6-12
50c
(quar.)_______________
Gas, common
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.75
$2
De
6-30
$1.75
—___
(quar.)__—
2
5-25
4
1
Corp.—
5-26
6-15
-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
9%
Columbian
6-
Combustion
'quer.)
preferred
5.35%
5-31
7-
$25c
4 7c
5-21
6-39
$25c
B
Interstate
& Son
1st
Ihrec-for-One
auc
(quar.)__;—
preferred
1
6-30
c
1
6
(quar.)
Power
preferred
3
....r:-
scries), .(quar.)
(1956
Cos.,
5%
7-
J$2
!_
A
.5727>
5-21
6-30
5-19
6-
1
__^
(quar.)
Iron
A
G-16
5-25
Industries, class A—
Candy Co.,
8%
6-10
6-15
6-
———
&
preferred
7-
25c
43%
—
class
5%
6-15
+30c ',
(quar.)
Securities, Ltd.—
10c
18%c
—_______—
Ltd.
6-15
$4272c V.
Ingerscll-Rand. Ltd. (quar.)——
Power, Ltd., com
preferred
Class
1
(quar.)
com.
tquar.)
(quar.)u-,
Machine,
Canadian
Carolina
1
6-
•
Ice
Canadian
Carolina
6-
.'
Canadian International
Carey
1
3
Central
6-16
/
$1.75
(quar.)
Dean
(quar.)
Service
Products
Fuel
6-10
quarterly
(S.)
Dayton
6-
—
Stone
Monthly
Colorado
Colorado
(quar.)
Cantdian
67c
7-
7-
$$1
(quar.)
preferred.:'(ouar.)
General Electric,
Colorado
5-15
$1.10
(s-a)
6
10c
6-15
$317iC
(quar.)_
pfd.
(quar.)______
Canadian
Class
6-15
7-3
r,
6-
*
9
$50c
(ouar..)
Ltd.,
6-
v.-
(quar.)
A
4
6-15
7-
(quar.)~
&
(Helene)
Increased
Day
6-15
7-28
t?5c
1
$1
Mines,
of America
b-lo
60c
(quar.)
3% %
6-12
6-
$1.127a
(quar.)
5-19
7-28
Ltd.
Canadian
pj ;ferred
1
8-15
class
General
Finance
$3.50
7-
(increased)
Breweries.
Canadian
Corp.
6-12
6-30
Colgate-Palmolive'J,Cd.—
6-18,
6-20
+
Canners,
preferred
Colonial
Colonial
6-30
6-15
60c
(quar. )_^
25c
+32 72C
—_—_________
Canauian
$1.75
6-28
8-15
4.407c
Canadian
$1
§
1
30c
tngineeririg Co., 67o
6-15
6-30
Cyprus Mines
35c
;
Corp._L
common
preferred
6-20
3
6-30
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. (quar.)
Cypress Abbey Co. (increased s-a)
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
.7-; 1;
7-' i
Uoc
Lines, Ltd., 5 7c
Canada Wire & Cable Co., Lid.—
A
474%
7-
20c
$2
$1.12 72
Y.)
Gold
Company,
Coleman
$15c
Canada Steamship
Class
National
9
(N.
Willans
9-11
5-16
$2
25c
—-___—:
,__
7-28
•
.)—
______—__
Ltd.,
Safeway,
66
Co.
2
6-15
6-16
;
International
6-
'
6-15
6-15
loc
Mortgage
.
7-
___;
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
■
Class
preferred
Coca-Cola
1
(quar. )______
Ltd.
Co.
Permanent
Canada
4%
9
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.):.___.—
Foundries.
5
6-12
32% c
Peabody & Co. Inc. (interim)preferred (quar.) -____r_~_.
277aC
qua
6-
6-30
Telephone—
Forge-Wayne
6-
$1.18%
common
participating
Iron
Canada
Cluett
—
p.m.
6-15
(quar.)_
Illuminating-^(quar.)__^
6-
(quar.)
__——
Class
5-26
6-16
1
(a..nt.ai;__li__
$1.30
5
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
common
7-
$1.37 V2
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Electric
preferred
Clifton
25c
Dry Corp., common (quar..)____—
preferred
(quar..)___
Canada
6-15
25c
(quar.)__s:____-£i.„i.f—=._•
B
Cement,'
$4.25
preferred
472%
7-
'
Canada
1
preferred
common
6-23
common "(quar.)_.
L.d;i
7-15
9
10-
$1.3174
(quar.)
Luriiss-Yvrignt
■
Y.) —
N.
(quar.)
Co.
Iron,
5c
(quar.)
preferred
5
A
2%
22V2C
.__
(quar.)
/(ouar.)
Campbell Red Lake/Mines, Ltd/ (quar.1)1/
5%
3
7%
preferred
Canada
Equipment
6-
26 74C
preferred
class
;
572%;
Co.
Cleveland-Cliffs
2
1'
<fe
$4.75
Ciark
6-
6-15
(quar.i_,
5.407c
Y.,
(initial quar.)
6-16
3
25c
preferred
8
7 72 0
N.
dividend
controller
1
.
common
8
5-
7-
6-
6-25
Dana
of
(Schenectady,
Co.,
7-
Telephone Co.—
Utilities,
convertible
Clark
7-
(quar.)
California-Pacific
9
7-
—
tquar.)
Gas Corp
6-
5
7-15
2
3
$45c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$4.50
6-
6-
7-
50c
r_
preferred
Curtis
6-15
6-14
(Toronto)—
America, com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Curtiss
10c
7-15
Sugar Co.—
1
60c
6-12
6-16
25c
of
American
8-18
6-
(quar.)__
National Bank of Detroit
62 72C
(quar.)
1
6-15
Corp.—
7-15
3
9-
Ry.
$1.25
Florida
common
Stock
7-
$2.50 pfd.
(quar. )____
Interstate
6-
of
Co.
$1.12 72
(quar.-)_L.__________^_v_
preferred
■
1
3
6-12
6-30
6-30
25c
Cunningham Drug Stores
*■
6-20
5-26
27e
pfd." (quar.)
$2
7%
9
10c
Co.
Co.
Investing
$1.25
(quar.)
Electric Power,
Pacific
Texas
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
Trust
6-30
.
»6-
6-15
7-
$1.18%
„
<x
(San
divid.)
Fran.) —
(quar.)
7%
>
5-19
6-30
1
9
6-30
Corp.—
Co.,
_1
Co.
& Forster
Cuban
6-20
1
6-13
Seal
Insurance
conv.
Curtis
B
Citizens
7-24
preferred
Cahlornia
Casualty
Class
6-13
3174c
common
7-
25c
Co.
Clues
3174c
(quar.)_
5-22
25c
Circle
6
,
C,orp.
6-14
&
Steel
5 74 7o
5
lc
6
5-26
city
pfd.
6-
25c
7-
$1.12 72
(quar.)/.______.
6-22
40c
(quar.)
10-
6-15
Life
$1.75
(quar.)
oreferred
57c
(stk.
Bank
Corp.
International
Initial-quarterly
Crucible
7-
317»c
__;
Corp.
(quar.)_„
Crown
! 5-26
;
A
6-16
6-12
6-15
1
6-20
25c
Knowles
Cork
7-14
Cincinnati Transit Co
preferied
Class
0-
1
6-
25c
(quar.)_
Crown
Crum
."
Cmciunati. New
City
C
&
8
A
11-10
6-28
(quar.)
Electric Co.—
6-20
4%%
7-20
9-
7-
35c
&
Cork
Class
$2
(quar.)
Gas
9
$1.40
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)-.:
preferred
9
25c
6-
6-29
6-±5
9
65c
Quarterly
Crown
10c
"Enquirer"
7-2 J
dividend)_____
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7%
Byllesby (H. m.) & co.—
5'/r
Cincinnati
10-27
__
preferred
5%
preferred
Chrysler Corp.
6
5-31
_______
1.
Co.—
6-30
72C
,
30c
|
(quar.)
(initial)
Ulc
(quar.)
(s-a)
(stock
472%
Mfg.,
A
.
RR.—
!.
Sec.irities
common
(quar.)
Crocxer-Anglo National
-
5-31
6-
1272c
Consolidated
Crompton
25c
(quar.)
_1
Co.
tlplAo.
class
-(quar.)_
biscuit
New
Tool
50c
tl2
j__.
Dry
,
Pacific
A
Machine
25c
________
Common
Burrard
6-15
Froducts
&
75c
:
___.
Burns
6-
3
Molded
Copper
7-14
7-
6-16
6-16
6-30
6-15
15c
'
9-28
Chile
$l5c
7
6-30
7-
2
1272c
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., common <quar.)__
preferred
8
6-
6-23
Inc.—
Petroleum
Crestmont
9-
6-20
93%c
(quar )___
Petroleum
5%>
2oc
2oc
tpmraon_——
(quar.)__
11-30
35c
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Burgmaster Corp. (initial)- (stock dividend)Burlington Bank & Trust (New Jersey) (s-a)
Extra ''
!d_:._'_
—
Burmah Oil, Ltd.
(final)
2
$1.25
5-25
0-
2
6-
$1.25
9
5-19
6-
6-18
$2
(quar.)
6-
1
6-23
22c
;
(quar.)
Rivet
9
Crescent
series
Pneumatic
8-
7
series A
Chicago
6-27
Creole
7-
pld.
Chicago
6-
1
1
pfd.
Chicago
5c
6-
8-
9-30
0uc
(quar.)
B
6-30
jioc
(quar.)__
6-30
fioc
(quar.)
Service
Holders
Payable of Rec.
lOc
common
Corp.
A
Class
(quar.)
;__
Finance
6-20
87 72c-
(Boston)
(quar.)
preferred
$1
—
non-cum.
1
'
6-30
non-cum.
6-
$2oe
Credit
,
Ltd.
When
Share
.
.
Insurance
Company
7-15
:
L.),
Crawiora
6-15
1
$1.25
5-25
(s-a)__________
5-12
7-
(quar.)
6-14
$1
Ltd.
6-10
boc
A
9
uar. i
..
3%%
series
6-
(quar.)._
cu
5-26
pfd.
non-cum.
6-15
c
.
40c
6-13
Crane
62 72 c
Ry.,
Milwaukee St. Paul &
U '/4 C
Dredging,
a.: ii
v.
.»
Western
12 V2C
•
r__
6
Greac
fi-15
(quar.)
1
Chicago
(R.
Class
(quai.)
Life
Quarterly
3
(quar.)
Quincy RR.
1-
(quar.)
common
&
6-15
1
-7-
7
$1.1272
Inc.
omcago, Buriingion
Crain
6-
25c
Co.
(quar.)
60c
.
_________
(quar.)
Oil ' Co.
Trust
Chesapeake & Ohio Ky, common
372%
preferred
(quar.)"_!__
6-16
5-26
Telephone—
95c
.
:___
Bullock's, Inc., 4% - preferred (Ciuar.)__!
Buiiock's, Inc., common (quar.)__
u«
5
6-10
6-26
$bJC
(quar.>_____
(quar.)
York
Cheaebrough^Pona's
receipts)
Buciveye Pipe Line Co. iquar.)_
Buckingham Freight Lines, class A
i
4-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4y2 %
6-12
common
New
Unadilla
Craftsman
772C
(lordnio)
(quar.)
Corp.,
&
5-23
50c
(quar.)
'
(quar.)_
Brockwuy Glass CO:,
'
dividend
50%
(Phila.)
Brockton Taunton Gas
Buck
(stock
Gas
of Company
of Rec.
6-13
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Bank
onenango
approval)_i.
Street
Trust
+63c
receipts
Co.
13
Per
Name
Payable
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
Holders
When
Share
Plug
B.)
Cnauanooga
an depose lcce.pts
(final payment for the year i960
about
Broad
(A.
Vougnt
Chartered
Petroleum, Amer.c
Orainary
,
of Company
$69c
(quar.)
British Oxygen—American
Name
t$l
(quar.)__
4% %
5Va %
Per
of Rec.
$63c
preferred
preferred
Holders
Payable
Champion Spark
(quar.)
47a%
5%
When
Share
Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
(2441)
—-
60c
30c
7-
3
6-15
6-12
5-76
6-12
5-31
6-12
5-^0
1
6-16
7-
7-17
7-
7-17
6-30
6-22
6-
3
7
6-29
6-
8
14
(2442)
Per
Name of
Electric
Company
Electro
Refractories
Abrasives
Holders
of Rec.
50c
6-15
5-19
Gas
Light Co.
7-31
6-30
Gas
Service
Corp.—
15c
(quar.)
"J-.
6-30
6-
30c
6-15
5-15
9
Elliott-Automation, Ltd., Ordinary
(Final
and
will
After
British
American
7j- 7
I5V2C
6-15
6-
$5.36
preferred
Acceptance
$4.o0
5-17
—
preferred
American
Oil
American
Transportation
$1.34
7-
General
Bakeries, Ltd.
(quar.)
$1.35
7-
1
6-
1
General
Bankshares
(quar.)
$1.18
7-
1
6-
1
General
Battery &
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1,121/2
7-
1
6-
1
General
Box
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03
7-
1
6-
1
General
Cable
32yac
6-30
6-
2
4%.
El
Paso
Natural
Elizabethtown
Increased
Elmira
Water
Emco,
Ltd.
Emerson
Gas
45c
(quar.)
35c
Electric
Co.
Co.,
pfd.
(s-a)_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
__
Empire
District
Empire
State
Emporium
Erie
&
Co.
Pittsburgh
Erie Resistor
Erlanger
Excelsior
6-15
7-21
6-22
6-30
6-14
6-30
6-16
7-14
6-15
38c
6-15
6-
General
6-10
8-20
25c
6-10
5-19
$3.75
guaranteed
87Vj>c
(quar.)
6-12
5-31
$5 preferred
preferred
2
General
5
5-24
General
Portland
1
6-10
General
(quar.)
6-15
10c
6-
6-20
6-
$1.60
5
Fabie*n
(increased
Corp.
quar.)
Formerly F'abien Textile
changed name effective
Factor
(Max)
&
Co.,
12'/2c
Printing
Jan.
class A
16,
(quar.)
20c
Fairbanks
Co.,
Whitney
$1.60
6%
conv.
preferred
50c
Nickel
Extra
Foods,
6-15
6-15
6-
$1.50
8-
1
(quar.)
Mines,
Ltd.
6-30
6-16
6-15
5-18
$1
6-15
5-18
$1.30
7-
6-
$1.32
$25c
(quar.)
common
40c
1
$1.30
2
4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1
7-
1
6-
2
5%
preferred
(quar.)
62 Vic
7-
1
6-
2
Falstaff
6%
Brewing
4.36%
convertible
preferred (quar.)
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Candy Shops (quar;)-,.
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)
30c
Bank
Farmers
Trust
&
(Lancaster,
Semi-annual
Quarterly
Assn.
Federal
Bake
Life
Shops
25c
Corp.
(quar.)
Finance Co.
of
B
Trust
Y.)
Bank
(Chicago)
Bank
(Dallas)
lc
Bank
(Jersey City)
Bank
(Portland, Me.)
Bank
&
National
Pennsylvania
Stores,
Westchester
LiL
April
Inc.
Foods,
&
conv.
$2.25
pfd.
Growth
Florida
Power
was
Foremost
6-15
6-
Forest
6-
9
20c
13%
5-26
6-10
6-
7-
6-19
1
5 y2%
6-15
5-19
5-19
Free
tax and
will
Inc.
Friedman
Frosst
of
6-20
6-
6-20
5-26
15c
6-14
5-24
8-14
5-18
3-
payable
of
in
8-11
7-26
6-30
6-
6-15
6-
1
1
7-
1
6-23
6-15
5-12
preferred
held)
(Del.)—
7-
4%
(quar.)
common
12 Vic
(quar.)
3%
6-19
7-12
6-
9
6-15
6-
2
6-15
5-
2
'
20c
68 %C
(quar.)
7
2oc
7-20
7-
7-10
1
6-20
6-15
5-15
4c
6-15
20c
Mines,
Ltd.,
African
for
6-15
3'/2C
Fuller
7-
1
1
6-
1
6-15
Ordinary—
Funsten
(R.
(N.
Y.)
44c
per
7-
1
5-
5
6-15
(quar.)
A
7-10
6-
class
A
(quar.)
36-
6-10
1
3
6-30
6-
22V2C
6-15
6-30
6-
Stores,
6-
1
9
Employees Insurance
Co.,
(quar.)___
I_I_I
~_I~
3
"pfd "quar.)
Mfg.
&
~10c
4-14
Co.
Investors
common
a
(quar.)__
Company
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
$2
6-12
class
B
preferred
(quar.)_
$2
r-e-ia
class
A
8%
class
A
class
preferred
B
class
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grafton
Si
12 Vic
8-15
8-
1
12*e
11-15
11-
1
15c
6-15
6-
6-30
6-15
6-29
6-
15c
6-21
5-31
30c
371/2
c
5y2c
25c
6-21
7-
1
6-30
1
1
5-31
6-
1
6-15
.6-26
6-
9-
8-18
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Class
A
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
Class
A
$2
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
Grant
(W.
3%%
Co.
T.)
pfd.
(quar.)
9-15
12-15
15c
7-
1
11-20,
3-25
'
-
8-23
11-25
6-
9
10c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
City Steel (quar.)_
Dredge & Dock Co.
Paper Co., Ltd.—~
6-15
6-26
4-24
30c
7-
1
6-
5
93 %c
Company,
6-27
15c
.
(quar.)
Lakes
Great
6-15
$25c
preferred
Granite
112-11
$25c
._
8-21-
11-20
7-
1
6-
5
$1.20
Great
preferred
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5-18
6-10
5-19
3
6-16
$30c
Lakes
1st
Power, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
Lakes
Terminal
Lakes
Towing
Great
Northern
Great
Southern
Warehouse
$1.80
Great
7%
Green
6-10
5-26
6-30
6-15
25c
;
6-15
6-
1
6-10
6-
1
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
45c
6-30
Producers, Inc.—
A
preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar,
preferred
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
7-
6-
3
9
$1.75
(quar.)
common
9-29
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shoe Mfg.
6-15
45c
common
:
(incr.-quar.)
;
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (increased)
Griesedieck
Company, common
(reduced)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-22
2
25c
Co.
(quar.)
common
—
—
6-15
6-
75c
6-30
6-20
6V4C
—_—_
&
Co.,
class
(quar.)_____
A
—_—;
Sugar
(quar.)
6-29
6-12
6-29
6-15
Mines,
50C
._
Ltd
(ban.
preferred
Shoppes,
4%
preferred
Co.,
Hubinger
Hudson
6-
6-12
5-18
6-12
5-18
•
—
_______
(quar;)—i
new
(initial
common
(after
common
Hutchinson
Sugar
Huttig Sash
&
2-for-l
preferred
quar.)—
(quar.)
$75c
J.¬
7-14
■* <•
;.6-30
-
6-30
C-30
6-10
5-19
.
8-15
6-10
5-29
6-12
:
5-12
6-30
25c
6-
7-
25c
—____:—
7-14
9- ,1
62 y2c
6-15
3
6-15'
.1
6-
9
8
6-30
6-15
6-30.
50c
$1.25
6-15
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-28
12-13
25c
7-24
7-14
57%c
7-15
7-
3
20c
6-26
6-
8
50c
7-
6-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Company
6-30
7-14
$1.06%
17 Vic
(quar.)..—_—
common
5%
6-16
'
40c
preferred' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hyster
1
.'•\7~14
$1
split).
(quar.)__
Door,
fi-16
7-
$1.10
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
5-19
1
93%c
——
(quar.)
5-19
7-
-
'30c
(quar.)
6-1
6-15
25C
56'/4C
common
6-17
3
6-15
4%
j.—
6-20
7-1
4%
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-30
5
7-
$1.75
$12'/aC
(stock dividend)
common
Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.—
5%
5-26
5-22
6-28
v
$1.12'/2
Hupp
New
6-15
6-10
—
Lighting & Power .{quar.——j
Stores Corp., 4V4.% pfd. (quar.)..,—
Howard
9
15c
(quar. )__
(quar.)
preferred
Houston
pid.
dividend)
preferred
preferred
1
6-
40c
Co. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Inc., common
Finance
0-
50c
.
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
Industries,
conv.
•
$4.25
A
Baking
W.),
(stock
6-15
6-15
$1.06%
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
(quar.)—_:
Hardart
(Frank
3%%
6-30
6-30
15c
Co.
Corp.
class
4.40%
1
1
Fran.)
(quar.)
Household
1
88-
12/aC
(quar.)
Insurance
Corp.,
B
$2.25
8-
40c
Mining
B
1
8-15
35c
___.
preferred
Marine
&
Company,
Class
6-16
6-
37 Vic
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Co., 5%
Oil
Houdaille
7-10
6-29
Inc.—
(initial)
Chemical
&
5-31
$15c
(quar.)
Co.
Gold
Winston,
Corp.,
5-29
10c
Lumber
&
preferred
Fire
(stock div.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
common
I-T-E
Circuit
Ideal
Cement
Illinois
j
——
7-
3
6-
9
22 Vic
6-15
6-
1
27 Vic
6-30
6-
1
$1.06 V4
6-30
6-
1
6-30
(i-
20c
7-
1
j
8-
1
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Investment
A
4.60%
Corp.
1
Ltd.—
$15c
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
$35c
7-15
6-30
614%
preferred
(quar.)
$31 %C
7-31
7-14
30c
6-30
6-
$12 Vic
6-30
6-1
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial T'obacco Co. of Canada, Ltd
Income
ment
Income
Fund
of
Boston
(from
net
income)
u_.——
Properties,
Incorporated
class A. (initial)
Investors
5
invest¬
—
10c
•6c
6-15
7-
5-31
6-
1
1
4c
6-15
5-25
15c
(quar.)
6-12
5-19
6-16
37 V2c
Breaker,
Centril
Imperial
Class
(Houston)—
40c
Western
4(4%
1
3
1
6-
40c
preferred
Greyhound
6-
40c
Western
$1.80
6-30
6-30
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Great
$25c
30c
:
(quar.)
Insurance
7-
$31 V4c
(quar.)
_.
Paper
Life
(quar.)_
Bartlett
,
(Edward)
Rinehart
Horn
■
6-15
7-
59c
Inc.
5%
35c
40c
Lakes
:—
3
3
5
Class
8-21
9-11
$25c
(quar.)
Graham-Paige Corp., 60c conv.
Grand Rapids Varnish (quar.)
Grand
9-11
12-11
$2
(quar.)_
class A
$2
$2
—
—
_4
Hoover
5-22
8%
quar.)
;
Homestake
5-22
5-31
14c
(quar.)
Co., class
Co.,
A.)
8
6-10
10c
(quar.)
E.)
(quar.)
6-20
77-
5
Hot
preferred
6-30
25c
r___
30c
3%
v
—
7-
5-22
A
1
5-25
6-23
4V2%
class
6-
6-15
45c
Horner
8%
1
6-23
50c
(quar.)
Hooker
8-21
6-
75c
*
Dauch.
Honolulu
11-20
5-15
8-15
6-23
50c
^
(quar.)_
1
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
dividend
&
5
-
7-14
1
6-
9-
10-
6-
.
8-
30c
10-16
5-22
9-11
5-31
45C
7-31
6-12
1
6-15
5-29
6-12
12-11
9
5-25
7-15
1
■
6-
,
•< ,!•
6-30
2
$1.50
6-15
6-30
6-
$1.50
•
< •
;7y2c
;
1
6-15
$$3
45C
6-
11.50
7-
16c
5%
6-30
(quar.)
91 y4c
1
5%
6-29
(quar.)
6-15
30c
Supermarkets, class A
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
6-
6-20
6-29
35c
common
Co.
Electric Light
12y2c
40c
6-15
7-20
15c
1
6-15
(quar.)
25c
9
6-15
50%
common
1
6-
6-15
June 29)
5-12
6-
30c
(quar.)
5-29
6-15
5%
Quarterly
1
5-31
i2y2c
dividend
Homasote
1
6-15
5-29
Holly
6-1
6-
12 y2c
quar.)
1
6-30
50c
6-
7-
6-15
lie
$12 Vic
6-
.5-15
91c
stock)
or
(quart,)4
Corp.
Supermarkets,
Home
<
6-15
7-14
6-15
5%
(quar.)
5-23
,
6-23
New
Ltd.—
Inc.
1
5c
Holt,
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-12
16 Vic
Hines
9
6-15
8-
(quar.)
Pak
Hollinger Consolidated
5-15
$$1
.
(initial)_
(quar.)
Hinde
6-12
05c
,
(quar.)
62y2c
i3y2c
(quar.)
——
Quarterly
6-15
7-
5
(quar.)
Hilo
2
7-
15c
$4
6-
preferred
Hill's
9
$1.50
(quar.)
Batteries,
preferred
6-20
5
6-15
(quar.)
Spencer.
Stock
7-15
25c
Rubber
&
&
1
6-
Corporation
Hill
8
tl2'/2c
&
R.)
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
6-
pfd.
(quar.)—
Inc.
Stock
5-25
3
6-15
(quar.)
Spendor Mining
6%
6-26
7-
tl3c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
on
(W.
6%
-6%
6-10
7-10
50c
1
IV2C
0-20
24c
class A
Hewitt-Robbins,
1
(quar.)
G-
20c
A
Co;,
dividend
Hidden
1
6-
6-30
(quar.)_J—
Creamery
Corp.
Hibbard,
o-22
6-13
6-13
6-20
30c
(quar.)
B
Chocolate
Stock
5-23
25C
5-26
6-30
3
Products—
A
Powder
Heublein,
5-19
6-12
17 Vic
(quar.)
Hersey
'
...
5-31
9
6-30
(stock dividend)
Portion
convertible
Hertz
5-15
6-27
6-
50c
preferred
5%
(initial
class
preferred
Hershey
1
10c
6-16
(increased-quar.)
prior
Brewing
Galion
Hercules
5-29
6-
3
60c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
6%
6-15
6-26'
5-17
7-
25c
new .common
Co.
preferred B
Hill's
Great
depositary
7%
6%
5-24
17'/2C
class
Great
depositary dividend
about
Realty
E.)
proval
Grace
5%
nonresident
5c
(George
Government
Great
61
Hercules
$2
'r
7
10c
(quar.)
Mfg.
one
(quar.)
California
Fundamental
6-
6%
1___
F.)
8%
>
4%
I
to
Trailer
6-15
30c
'__
(quar.)
Telegraph
National
6%
35c
$$1.25
Extra
Fruehauf
(quar.)
Government Employees Life Insurance (s-a)_
Stock dividend (subject to stockholders
ap¬
7-14
6-15
6-
(Charles
A
(quar.)
B
25c
50%
Quarterly
Fritzi
Class
Gould
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
1
UOc
Ltd., Ordinary (interim)
Brick
Inc.
8%
Friendly Finance Inc. (Ky.) 6%
Frigikar
1
20c
■;
((quar.)__
(quar.)
A
Gorham
Funds:—
expenses
(L.)
7-
62 Vic
class
Ltd.,
Mackay
Class
5-19
share)
Friden,
Gordon
5-31
2%
(quar.)
South
amount
Common
5-19
I
A
Geduld
7V2%
Ltd.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada,
22c
(quar.)_^,
Machinery
series
State
(After
(quar.)
Mines
(G.)
Express,
Henderson's
1
7-
6-
6-15
—
(H.
J.)^ Co.,
3.65% !pfd. j:,(quar. )_^_
Hempstead Bank (Long Island, N. Y.)
Henaershot Paper Products, Ltd^i (accum.)_
1
$1.23
6-16
.
..
Heinz
6-15
$1.25
______—
Publishing
Stock
&
6-15
common
Co.,
Corp.
Co.
Gold
6-15
___;
&
preferred
Mfg.
66-
1
10-15
$2
(quar.)
&
Mining Co.
Helm's
6-16
6-24
$4
9-15
10c
distribution
C.)
Heileman
1
7-
6-15
(quar.)
payable in cash
Corp.
(D.
Hecla
9
6-24
7-15
50c
(quar.)
America,
Telephone,
(Optional
6
25c ,«
$1.15
(quar.)
10c
.___
Tobacco,
Hazeltine
6-15
1
6-16
Haydock Fund, Inc.—
6-15
7-
6-30
(quar.)
Co._
Corp..of
Hawaiian
5
17'/2c
(quar.)
B.),
Goldblatt Bros.
6-20
5
Hat
Co.—
Envelopes,
6c
81 Vic
rate
400
Custodian
Preferred series
Frantz
Globe
56y4c
.
5-22
"5-22
6-
(quar.)
Cement
Tire
6-15
1
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
6-
5-29
30c
common
(quar.),__
Aluminum, class A
Hastings
5-22
7
9
35c
common
preferred
Hartman
1
8c
(B.
6-23
8%
5-22
1
8c
Goodrich
5-26
Gas,
1%
Company
Goodyear
6-30
Hartford
7-
Monthly
5-26
7
Harshaw
6-15
6-12
66-
——-
7-25
Hein-Werner
preferred
Markets,
7-25
7-
6-30
Corp.
Heath
—
10c
12yaC
(quar.)
(quar.i__
7-25
Glickman Corp.—
Glidden
Corp.
8-15
50c
6
15c
World
&
8-15-
20c
7-
(quar.)
—.
Additional
—
Corp.
Insurance
B
Brace
Calorific
Harvey
.
1
7-20
(quar.)_|
Plywood Corp.
8-15
37'/2c
6-
$1.50
(quar.)l
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
6-
5-26
6-15
Refractories—
Trust & Savings Bank
Harrisburg Trust (Pa.) (s-a)
5-22
5-26
6-12
15c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Mfg.
Harris
1
6-12
40c
50c
Harcourt,
■
:
class A
B
Harbor
Corp.—
$4.60
(Henry
6-
1
6%
(quar.)_
Mining
25c
(quar.)
Company
Falls
6-10
5-26
Co.
Company,
Harsco
1
6-10
6-12
A.)
7-25
6-20
5-24
50c
Organ
(M.
8-15
7-
6-15
5-25
32 Vic
10c
$1
30c
(quar.)
Harris
$1.50
7
5-26
5-26
6-10
6-
Ltd
8-
6-15
6-15
25c
6-18
1
8-15
25c
1
6-24
7-
9
1
7-
$1.12 Vi
6-
7-
Harris-Teeter Super
1
3
7-
6-16
7-
7-
$1.06 v*
Harris-Intertype
54 Vic
7
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
6
6-30
7
preferred
Hansen
9
6-
6-
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
6-23
6'/4c
common
Paper,
Common
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
6-15
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
at
Franklin
Utilities
6-
pfd.
6
60c
-
5%
6-
6-
$1.12 »/2
Hanna
5-26
1
6-27
Ltd.,
7
1
6-20
(quar.)
Hanna
9
6-15
33c
7-
35c
preferred
Hammond
5-26
32 Vic
6-
—
convertible preferred
Class
6-
7-
Cotton,
6-30
—
_.
1
$22y2c
(quar.)
65c
dividend
7-
30c
•
dividend
each
Wheeler
1
c
75c
Stock
dividend
Foster-Forbes Glass
Foster
2
$3
A
of Canada
Steel
Inc.
Globe-Union.
530c
dividend
Worth
5-19
6-15
1
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Monthly
(s-a)
Laboratories, Inc.
Stock
9
6-30
8%
preferred stock
Fort
1
5-23
25c
(quar.)
(stock
for
6-
.
(quar.)
Dairies—
share
7-10
30c
(quar.)
Distillers,
6-
(quar.)
Common
Co.
Glenmore
6-15
Forbes & Wallace—
Ford Motor Co.
1
75c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
$1.25
stock split on
July 18
Machinery & Chemical, com.
A
8-
30c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Glen-Gery Shale
1
for-2
Class
7-10
25c
Glen
1
&
preferred
1
California—
Investment,
Glaxo Laboratories,
7-
(quar.)
Markets (stock dividend)
Stockholders will vote on a
proposed
3%%
8-
25c
Co.
Xerox, Inc.
4%
5-11
common
5-22
$15c
4.25%
6-10
._
5-22
4.50%
32 Vic
(quar.)
Printing
Hammermill
9
$1.25
(quar.).
5-31
7-
Giant
Food
6-
F.)
Harpilton Watch Co.,
5-22
6-16
5
$1
Corp.
5-12
1
6-
5-19
6-15
to
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
5
1
6-30
loc
changed
common
pfd.
67-
1
6-
50c
Light, common (quar.)
Florida Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Food Fair Stores, Inc. (5-for-4 stock
split)__
Food
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Fund
Power
Florida
Gilpin
7-
57»/2C
Trust
(quar.)
2nd
40c
(W.
Hamilton
1
7-
Yellowknife
6-10
15c
(quar.)_
conv.
6-
5-24
50c
5-22
6-15
6-15
,
Ltd., common (quar.)__l
1st preferred (quar.)
:
Haloid
4-25
6-15
6-14
7-
Portland
Gillette
9
5
66c
Giant
5
5
5-
59 %c
Class
Co.1 (quar.)
Corp.
6-
(quar.)
Brass,
5%
5-22
Globe-News
A
6-25
1
36c
(quar.)__
class
Halliburton
7-
Giant
66-
Glen
Bank
name
Inc.,
9
Hahn
$1.25
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
Flexing Tube Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
Flintkote Company, common
(quar.)
Florida
6-15
5-19
3714c
(quar.»
(quar.)_
Banking
5
6-
7-
Products
6-15
40c
(quar.)
National
Governor
Gerber
6-12
Co.—
preferred
$4.50
5-15
6-23
•7-
preferred
47y2c
1
$4 preferred
$5
6-15
Hall
55c
Parts
$4.92
Construction—
Quarterly
Fleetwood
2
8
|
6
6-15
$1.25
$1.27
.
<quar.)__
preferred
6
59%c
Tin
preferred
$5.08
6-
—
Waterworks
Stock
$5
(quar.)
5
53y8c
Georgia Power,
6-
2
(quar.)—
Georgia-Pacific
6-
Trust—
&
preferred
First
Ltd.,
5
6-12
6-16
50c
First
Brothers
5-29
6-
1
7-
$1.11
6-16
(quar.)
voting
6-20
30c
J.)
Realty
convertible
Fittings,
6-16
(quar.)
6-
6-16
1
6-
voting preferred
80c
preferred
1
1
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Genuine
40c
(quar.)
National
National
N.
$2
$4.44
7-
7-
40c
preferred
25c
„
(quar.)
First
Fisher
6-15
37j/2C
■
First
$5
1
5-22
(quar.)
Genung's,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
National
Fisher
6-
20c
Corp.
National
Effective
5-31
6-15
5-22
35c
.
General
$6
5-22
6-15
1
preferred (quar.)
(
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$4.50
25c
6-15
7%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
20c
Stock
National
5.28%
6-15
6-15
7-
(quar.)
$2,375
6-15
6-30
$1.10
25c
First
Fisher
5-19
6-15
5c
(monthly)
(N.
First
First
6-10
27c
(quar.)
60c
5
:
(quar.)
Class
National
9
6-
America—
A
(Kearny,
6-
6-15
283Ac
Delaware
&
Class
Bank
6-30
35c
(quar.)
of
Bank
4.75%
General
Corp. (quar.)
Fiduciary Trust Co. of New York (quar.)
Filtrol Corp.
(reduced-quar.)
First
5-26
9
.
preferred
Federation
First
6-
10c
Ferro
First
1
(Battle Creek)—
Mortgage Assoc. (monthly)
Electric, common (reduced)
Board, Inc.—
,r
■
Paper
Federated
5-31
35c
(quar.)
Casualty
Pacific
4.60%
6-
6-15
25c
&
4.25%
General
National
Federal
6-19
55c
(Los Angeles)—
Federal-Mogul-Bower. Bearing
Federal
6-16
6-30
$1.05
preferred
preferred
4.40%
5-24
6-15
Pa.)—
Quarterly
/Federal
9
$1.16
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'
____
Federal
1
6-
25c
'
Underwriters
Farmers
7-
6-30
»714c
Farmer
5
8-
9
(quar.)——.
5-26
(quar.)
6-
25c
preferred
7-
quar.)__
Telephone & Electronics
Common
Corp.—
Famous
Fanny
General
11-24
$1.29
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Utilities, common
5-15
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.
8-18
12-18
...
4.64%
States
6-15
(quar.)
Castings Corp.—
preferred
9-11
$1.25
$4.40
5-26
B
$1.25
(quar.)
Co..
fi-26
6-12
$1.25
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
preferred
(quar.)
com.
$4.20
Gulf
6-
Quarterly
40c
RR.
9
5
25C
Florida,
5-26
4-28
6-15
of
6-12
7-12
40c
of
7-14
6-
74%c
Co.
1
8
12'/2C
(quar.)_!
8-
37 Vic
(quar.)
5-19
1
(quar.)
Telephone
12y2c
(quar.)
Corp.
5c
—
Telephone Co.
6-
6-
(quar.)-
preferred
5-31
37y2c
6-20
9
7-27
93 %c
Steel
J60c
(s-a)
Power
6-15
common—_
common
6-15
7-
25c
General
5%
Gulf
25c
preferred
General
Oil
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Equipment, common
preferred
General
Gulf
27 Vic
(quar.)
Railway & Signal Co.
7-14
1
6-12
Ohio
&
preferred
5.16%
6-
30c
9c
—
preferred
30c
(quar.)
10c
Refractories
5-22
1214 c
(quar.)
_
Fairmont
6-15
Corp.—
preferred
Falconbridge
6-30
1
$1
Corp.,
General
Bearing Co. (quar.)
Lanes, Inc., class A (quar.)
Fairbanks
$3
6-30
$5
Mobile
25c
General
Fafnir
Fair
7-10
Corp.,
1961
6-12
tlOc
—
Advertising
preferred
$2.98
1
9
Cement
Precision
preferred
9
(quar.)
Outdoor
67-
preferred
$5
6-
(quar.)
20c
2214 c
1
$5
6-
(quar.)
5%
1
$
6-30
(quar.)
Corp.,
37«/2C
90c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
Corp.
Inc.,
Gulf
6-
6-30
General Electric, Ltd. Ordinary (interim)
General Finance Corp.
(quar.)
Motors
Life
5-26
6-20
$1
—____
Products
Aircraft Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Insurance
(Fla.)
(quar.)—
Grumman
Gulf
(quar.)
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.I
Share
(quar.)—
7-
10c
(quar.)2
Corp.
Corp.
2
2c
Finance
A
6-
56 '/4c
(quar.)
General Fireproofing Co
General Foods Corp. (increased
Mills,
5-19
—
(quar.)
Drive-In
General
2
7-
(quar.)__—
common
General Crude Oil Co.
General
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ceramic
Co.
preferred
General
6-
7-
(quar.)_
Contact
5Va%
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
1
20c
(quar.)
Insurance (N. Y.)
2
6-
45c
;
Corp.,
Mills
Ex-Cell-O
6-20
25c
common
RR„
3
15c
(s-a)_
Capwell
'7-
9
Co.
Cigar
6-
.——
Texas
preferred (quar.)___,
General Candy Corp.
(quar.)—
5-23
U2y2c
Air
Electric,
8
60c
Electric
Emhart
6-
6-
$1.62
:
6-23
25c
:
Corp
Oil
5-25
1
8-15
1st
General
Mfg.
(quar.)
Freight (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Emery
6-15
Consolidated—
Williamsport RR.
Elwell-Parker
(quar.)
common
quarterly
Coal
&
■
Co.,
Consolidated
Elizabethuown
Elk-Horn
Gas
1
of
Co.
preferred
6-
7-
6-15
common——
General
preferred
1
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
$4.72
T
Grolier,
6-29
(quar.)
Investors,
$5.40
(quar.)
Store
1
$1.12 Vi
Corp.
General
1
Grocery
6-
2%
General
per
Grinnell
5-15
1
$25c
dividend
$.03
6-30
6-10
$1
;
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
of Company
7-
J$1.25
—
Gauiey Coal Land (quar.)
Geco Mines, Ltd.
(interim)
Stock
(initial)
common
(quar.)
General
Electric—
New
preferred
.
Per
Name
7-10
43c
*40c
(quar.)
common
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.,
inc.
to
approximately
share)
depositary
5%
(Columbus, Ga.)
Co.
Power
When
Share
of Company
for depositary, dividend
expenses
amount
El Paso
8%.
of
payment
tax
Name
Gatineau
Quarterly
Corp.
Per
Payable
I2V2C
Storage Battery Co. (quar.)
Consolidated, class A (initial)
Electro
Electrolux
When
Share
&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
I
$22 Vac
1
7-14
Indiana
General
Indianapolis,
414%
Water,
preferred
Industrial
(quar.)
Corp.
5%
pfd.
Corp.,
$1.25
(quar.)—
7-
1
6-10
1-
(quar.)__
Acceptance
Ltd.
$1.06 v4
7-1
6-10
<quar.)__
$45c
6-30
6-
mtinued
on
page
9
4i
Volume
193
Number
6061
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2443)
15
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
40
Mar
50
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8
44 % Dec
44% Jan
21
16
26
69% Jun
15
52% Jan
7
114% Jun
10
103% Jan
6
23% Mar
8
42% Jun
29
33% Jan
3
Jan
15
75
Apr
125% Apr
12
Jun
16
52
23
Dec
Dec
17
38
Jan
15% Jan
5
7
60
10
4%
ACF-Wrigley
•115
120
Stores
51%
52%
50%
26%
25%
26%
3,000
59%
Inc
59%
59%
19%
20
19%
>',100
19%
19%
19%
23'A
24 %
12,100
23%
23%
23%
24
28%
28%
15,200
28%
28%
28%
28%
36
37 %
36
36%
36 %
36%
87
3,000
88%
86%
88%
88%
90%
11,800
10,600
1
Acme
Adams-Mills Corp
63
Apr
20
98
Dec
19
Mar 14
96% Jan
12
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
22
Oct
31
9% Oct
28
1
22% Jan
24
10% Jan
4
7% Jan
29
3% Sep 28
9
27% Jun
14
36% Apr 2h,
14 % Mar
9
69% Apr
4
32% Aug 26
84
Jan
Jan
32% Jan
A
19% May 12
12% Jan
35% Apr 12
18% May 15
Alabama
4
8
53% Jun
48% Jan
86% Apr
Aldens
Alco
Gas
Inc
8% May 11
13 % Jan
5
10 % Jan
3
Jan
5
32 % Jan
4
56% Jan
4
35
3
25
45
32 % Sep
28
33% Jan
27
90 Vi Jan
12
Jan
19
40
Jan
6
May 27
90
Jan
3
42% Aug
100
lo% Apr
V
4
53% Apr
4
6%
100% Jun
15% Oct
25
22% Jan
8
16% Jan
4
20V4 May 18
46
27
59
Jan
4
50 % Jan
3
64% Jun
Sep
12% Dec
Allen
2
•'
■
;
Corp
13%
14 V8
13%
13%
13%
14%
STOCK
32
32'A
30%
31'A
30%
31%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11"%
CLOSED
CLOSED
1,900
78%
811/4
79%
80%
78%
79%
4%
5%
15,500
5%
76,900
34%
34%
>
20
17% Jan
4
12% May
3
15
Feb
1
39% Jan
6
36 Va Jan
3
52% Apr
13
Allied
5
7% Jan
5
10% May 11
Allied
Products
26
58 % Jan
13
59% Apr
14
Allied
Jan
4
84% Sep
1
84 V4 May
3
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
6% Oct
24
41% Sep
75
22% Oct
Dec
23
35% Jun
21
55
23% Feb
101
28
Jan
10
6
•88%
May 15
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
43%
44
41%
43
42
42
46%
47%
45%
46%
46
46%
44%
46
4,100
5
45
46%
46%
47%
7,400
100
99%
99%
100%
99%
100%
Inc
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,500
62
63
63%
64
63%
64%
13,800
2,200
13
13
13%
45
44%
44%
1,400
9%
9%
3,600
57%
58%
58%
4,200
4.08%
Aluminium
Aluminum
30
20 % Jan
24
26
45% Feb
24
6
69% Jan
3
26
Jan
4
21
Apr
24
102'A Jan
21
3
4
27
34% Dec
13
44% Jan
18
30% Oct
4
44% Jan
4
37
60
Oct
18
63
24
30
Jan
5
51% Jan
Feb
1
7
*82
28%
83
27%
108
32
32%
32
32%
36%
36%
36%
36%
41,700
75%
75
75%
75%
761/4
11,900
No par
12.50
21
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,000
93%
94%
92%
97%
92%
94%
10,800
90%
91%
89%
90%
59%
89%
7,400
31%
X31%
Petroleum
Corp
Airlines
common
convertible
American I Bakeries
American
Bank
Co
130
31%
31%
27
26%
130
39%
39%
54%
•54%
*62%
65
•62,%
2
20%
20%
20%
No par
11
American
Bosch Arms
47%
47%
47%
Corp
4
48% Jun
2
American
Brake
Co.
j.**
Shoe
American
23
43 Vb Jan
23
61% Apr
17
Nov
11
19 % Feb
28
203/4 May
4
133/4 Sep
1
8V4 Jan
3
4
8
July 28
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
11 % May 26
Inc
American
Cable
American
Can
&
Radio
Corp
34% Jan
4
42 3/4 Apr
14
38 3/4 Aug
23
36
Jan
4
39
Jun
2
29
513A Jan
13
42% Jan
3
52
Jun
2
American
Chain
&
Dec
27
70 % Jan
6
97% Mar 28
American
Chicle
Co
11
19 Vb Jan
3
24% May 10
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
43% Jan
46% Mar 22
•
77
Oct
26
243/4 Jan
36 % Sep
26
443/4 July
81% Jun
28
89
39% Oct
21
59% Jun
14
42% Mar
233a Oct 25
30% Dec
30
29% Jan
20
16
0
40
Mar 30
84
11
7%
Co
_
2
58 % Jun
Jan;
90
May 24
4% %
50
Mar 20
American
47 % May 17
American
39%
_
1,600
24 3%
2,600
57
573/4
58
58%
•57
91
•89 %
_
_
prior
preferred
Cyanamld Co
Hardware Corp
Home Products
American
24% Jan
Power
Secur
Lines
18% Feb
7
29 Va Apr
21
American
Ice
20
16% Jan
6
13% Jan
6
16% Apr
20
American
International
15
20% Sep
9
20 Va Jan
3
25% May 22
American
Investment
Sep
9
99 Va Jan
9
23
103
4
76% Jan
14
86% Dec
105
May 24
51 Va May 10
63% Apr
20
82 Va Mar 28
86% Feb
27
31% Sep
26
58% Jan
6
34 % Jan
4
48
20% Jun
1
27% Jan
15
24% Jan
3
33% Jun
86% Jan
14
90 Va Jan
10
Oct
31
Aug 15
28% Jan 26
133/4 Jan
3
13
92 %
473% Mar 23
13%
Oct"21
18
Aug
5
15 Va Jan
5
99
May 16
Jun
2
1
5 % %
American
3.90%
American
4 Va %
American
533/4 Apr
7
American
19 Va Apr
28
Metal
Co
American
Molasses
3
American
Motors
American
Natural
37
6
28
40 % May
3
Sep
1
34
Jan
19
473/4 Apr
10
American
Co—
News Co
67
Jun
20
54
Jan
18
78 3/B Jun
1
American
Optical
34
May 18
45% Apr
13
41
Jan
62
33 %
Oct~24
11 Va Nov
1
138 % Jan
7
12
16% Feb
3
145% Aug 24
12% Jan
3
Jan
4
140
31% May 24
28% Oct
17
133% Dec
4
9
American
26% Mar 21
American
American
145% Mar
60% Jan
23
28% Jan
3
30% Aug 26
30% Jan
11
103 Vb Jan
3
51% May 19
65% Dec
Jan
117
4
Feb
28
86% Mar 24
36'A Jun
2
34% May 25
130
Apr
3
Jan
25% Mar
7%
Smelt &
6%
130 % Aug
20
64% Jan
3
31
121 % Jan
3
82% May
,
273/4
2193/4
,
28%
27%
220
27%
27
129% Jun
31%
American
27%
263%
28
2,800
15%
16
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
3,906
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
•101
52%
*82
103
•101
.53%
•
83%
103
51%
*101
53%
*82
83%
52
Tobacco
543/b
56
Jun
American
Viscose
1
27
Apr
American
Water
7
29 % Sep
27
28
28
Jan
13
26
29% Jan
*82%
83%
453/4
46 %
47
46%
46%
1,000
313/4
323/4
32%
33%
33
33%
58,100
99
99
99
•97%
19%
100
193/4
19%
19%
51%
•51
17%
*97%
503/4
51
1
28 % May 23
4
19
45
Jan
7
73% Jun
17
63 % Jan
3
102% Apr 27
May 24
19% Oct
24
42% Mar
33% Feb
17
55% Jun
30 Vb
May 11
6%
5%%
Inc
Zinc
17 VB
17
17%
600
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
54,400
97
99
983%
100 %
38%
39%
393/4
17
Xl8%
17 Va
403/4
5,000
39%
40%
413/4
413%
42%
40 3/4
41%
733/4
76
76
783%
76%
773/4
8,500
363/4
38 3/B
35%
36%
353/4
37%
23,400
58
59%
60
61%
61
62
5,600
143/4
15
15,700
•141%
143
5
14%
15
*141%
143
14%
'
15
*141%
36%
143
|
36
36%
363%
45%
46%
44%
36%
45 %
4,200
16,300
19%
193/4
20
2,900
71
703%
71%
6,900
142%
1433/4
1,310
100
143
1433/B
144%
143
3,100
25
66%
66%
66%
66%
preferred_100
*123%
124 %
123 %
123%
•123%
124%
30
19 VB
193/4
19 VB
19%
19 %
19%
6,900
1
34%
343/B
34 vb
34%
34%
343%
6,000
1
5,400
common
Inv
Co Ltd—£1
67
67
82%
83%
83
853A
84%
85%
35
353/4
35%
35%
36
36 %
34
34%
33%
34%
34%
34%
2,400
33%
122
123%
121%
122%
46,100
80 Vb
81%
11,800
128 %
129%
12.50
common
122%
122
79
80 %
79%
81%
com
128%
128%
51 3/B
52%
51%
53%
543/B
56
5
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
129
3,900
500
154,000
2,500
25
*28
283/4
28
28
283/4
283/4
25
*27%
28%
•28
28 y«
273/4
28
50
Smelting—1
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
7,500
1
*91%
93 %
91%
91 %
91%
91%.
No par
shares
Endorsed shares wi
127%
25
Co
series
&
600
25
25
series
endorsed
12,300
41
193/4
Lead
300
200
31 a/.
30%
30%
30 %
303/4
1,700
20'A Jan
27
34'A May
5
27% Apr 17
30%
1
Ampex Corp
1
22%
233/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
52,600
17
41'A Jan
4
58% Apr
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
46%
48
45%
47
45%
46%
6,500
24,400
3
42 Vb Oct 31
68% Jan
15
44
Jan
3
65
May 22
Anaconda
Co
30 % Dec
54% Jan
11
33% Jan
4
44% May 22
Anaconda
Wire &
Anchor
85
Jan
12
44% July
5
93% Oct 23
36
Feb
17
44 Va
Aug 12
33% Feb
2
90% Jan
37
footnotes, see page 26.
500
70%
Corp
Preferred
American
AMP
100
10,000
70%
Works
Preferred
Feb
13% Jan
84,600
453/4
100
3
27% Sep
;;
46%
preferred
Jan
18% May 17
3,700
103
20
Tel <fe Tel Co.
19% Jan
8
15,200
69%
African
41
Mar
,:
193/4
Co
16
Feb
4,700
31%
45%
Sugar Refining com
preferred
7%
6%
1,800
2223/4
32
31%
par
com
American
American
14
For
27%
218%
;
24%
No par
.
Snuff
20
5
32
*
25
31% Oct
273/4
2203/4
10
non-cumulative
23% Jun
6
27%
217
Co—No par
preferred
American
44% Dec
26
7,300
Ref'g com.No par
Seating Co
Ship Building
4
32% May 11
15%
30
76
11%
No par
Stores Co
3
31% Feb
HVb
100
American
82% Feb
10
11%
_1
Steel Foundries
Apr
11%
1,500
25
_
Sany
American
26
108 % Dec
Std
18
61% Oct
4
<fc
35
20
11%
193/4
Chem
27% Jan
38% Jan
,
&
Amer South
28
11
513/4
__
16
Sep
DAY
2,000
14,400
1
—
27'A Jan
25
HOLIDAY
1.66%
18% May
4
2,600
19%
_
11
Jan
193/4
51%
Co
127% Apr
34
79% Jan
2
67% May 12
122% Feb
800
19%
34
72 % May 18
50% Mar
34%
203/b
2
preferred
3
21
Jun
Rad
7%
34%
19%
Amer Research & Develp'm't Corp.l
3
Jun
27% Mar 15
American
May 17
13
18
25
16% Mar 13
42% Mar 10
33 %
19%
1.75
Co
Potash
Jan
136% Jan
Aug
American
33% Jan
16
126
Mar
2
146
33%
19%
28%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
54% Jan
14
Dec
62% Aug 24
Feb
54
117
16
12
59
Mar
42
35% Aug
21% Oct
144% Aug 25
13% Dec
Amer
34
MEMORIAL
45 %
1
New
44
Jun
33'A
EXTRA
.
10
Apr
18
14
3
26%
—No par
__
Gas
Apr
48% Aug
653/4
26%
100
Corp
43% Apr
26
65 Va
26%
45 y»
;
„
1
Corp
of 111
Products
Meter
3
79
65%
26%
100
21% Apr
16 Va Feb
30
64%
27%
100
101% May
18
82% Dec
65%
27
Machine <fe Metals_No par
Metal Climax Inc com
1
16
29% Apr
Co
Fdry com
Jan
22
55% Mar 23
17% Dec
45 %
64%
X31%
preferred
20% May 16
45%
CLOSED
1
preferred
American
46
STOCK
EXCHANGE
par
preferred
Mach &
453/4
118,100
STOCK
12.50
Co
prior
47%
CLOSED
No par
2
13% Oct
Jan
700
91
46%
EXCHANGE
No par
Inc
Foreign Power—No
16% Jun
94
Co
Corp
17% Feb
18
48%
par
Hosp Supply Corp.No
26
47%
58
1,000
40c
American
34% Apr
•89%
49
2,400
i
10
American
30 Va Apr
230
91
47%
1
_5
4
8
*89 %
28,500
|
10
May 25
3
4
10
10
&
Jan
.
100
American
24
41%
243/4
Export
30% May
40%
24%
Distilling Co
176 Va Jan
40%
24%
European
15
40%
243/4 V
American
18
•;'V.
24%
American
38% Jan
•V
3
9
198 % Jun
8,800
25,500
83%
233A Apr 28
123/s Apr 18
15
10 Va
81%
8
29
53%
20 Va
10 Ve
82%
Jan
22 % Sep
53%
*19 %
10%
82
Enka
142% Feb
523%
20
10 Vb
82
Electric
4
52%
•19%
11%
81
American
8 Va Jan
523/4
20
No par
_
American
11
10%
41%
3
9% Jan
513/4
♦19%
52
18
30
'
39
69% Apr
63A Jun
...
38%
28 Vb May
37
Mar
3
r.
41
3
173/8 Jan
-
52
3
32 % Mar 16
5,000
38%
20 Vb Jan
;
48%
'
51%
573A Jan
31 % Mar 15
8,800
38 Vb
4
52
.;
20%
47%
48%
l
400
19%
513%
59 % July 18
7
,
38 V4
33% Jan
30
65
65
20%
3,200
51
21
Oct
55
♦621/2
500
391/2
54%
38
27
17 Va Dec
39
57
51
17% Sep
28
83,700
25
46 Va Jan
:
5,400
27 »/a
No par
*
Cable
4
8
'
/
1
12.50
common
preferred
Feb
1
31%
130
'
20
40% Sep
1
!»
■
preferred
35% Dec
30% Dec
129
2,500
1
1
common
26%
130
39%
x54%
50
5
24% Apr
27
130
10
Note common
preferred
26%
100
No par
64 % Apr
6%
31%
1
preferred
3
46% Dec
100
32%
3
20
90
16,000
36%
Jan
6
82
27%
112
31%
3% %
55% May 19
4
*108
74%
«.
Jan
27%
112
36 %
American
26
19
82
28%
•108
1
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
May 31
25% Mar
58
10
Amerada
May 11
8
82y4
58%
No par
of
Amerace
27 % May 17
43 % Apr
58
Amalgamated Sugar Co__
Corp
Mar 24
3
9%
America
Limited
Co
38 Va Jan
4
35% Oct
Jan
34
82%
27%
108
100
Alpha Portland Cement
93% May 16
130
preferred
15 % J a i.
July 12
13% Oct
36
28
Corp
convertible
81% Mar 30
25% Jan
30
1
9
9%
35% Feb
106 % Jan
1,500
12%
38% May 16
26
♦99%
12,500
44%
3
28
90y2
9%
4
31% Jan
26
•88%
12%
18
Nov
90%
44%
68 Vb Jan
17% Apr
*88%
9%
31% Jan
97% Jun
90 %
6,700
12%
4
78'A Jan
9,000
751%
Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
__10
29 % May 15
110
18%
74 %
44%
4
13
91
57
Jan
1,400
17%
75'A
5
Jan
% Apr
108
July 25
23% Oct
81% Mar 28
34%
18%
5
50% Mar 15
26
19
3
34%
18
74%
No par
22% Dec
28
61% Oct
Jan
34%
18%
75%
1
Co
35 Vb Jan
36
24
28 % Sep
44
Allied Kid
♦34%
5
18%
Stores
32
5'A
74'A
1
Mills.:..
11% Jan
DAY
5
3,800
10
Chemical Corp
May 31
MEMORIAL
HOLIDAY
100
common
Industries
EXTRA
1
5
preferred
1,700
EXCHANGE
2
Inc
5,000
STOCK
.
2
common—
52%
EXCHANGE
No par
convertible preferred
Allied
'
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny <fc West Ry 6% gtd
2
1
1
Alleghany Corp
48% Apr 14
48 Va Mar
1
■
50c
—j.
Inc
Products
4%%
28% Oct
No par
Industries
11% Oct
10
1
Products
Reduction
J
38% Feb
3
10
Co
Corp
Control
Air
18
5% Mar 24
Co
Corp.
Aeroquip
Air
100
8,400
123
59%
17
Jan
•118
72%
26%
43% Apr
40% Mar
120
Shares
53%
26%
24% May 31
29 % May 18
20% Feb
71
59%
3
85
•117
•51 %
52 %
25
59 % Sep
70%
51%
17
Admiral
53%
69%
59%
30% Jan
Express
*53%
the Week
26
24% Jan
15 % Mar 24
June 2
1
25
4
3
Friday
1
Inc
6
80
Sales for
Thursday
70
17
Steel
PRICES
53%
68
Jun
Adams
SALE
June 1
53%
28 % Jan
3
HIGH
May 31
5
47
32% Jan
AND
Wednesday
100
common
issued—,
ACF Industries
25
May 30
'
convertible
When
Tuesday
May 2!)
1
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
May 25
21 % Apr
Monday
Par
Fund
Abbott Laboratories
7
Apr 19
27% May 16
3
LOW
STOCK
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
6
Jan
Abacus
60
25% May 25
25
YORK
EXCHANGE
53% May 10
3
98 % Mar
35'/0 Oct
NEW
Highest
Jan
13
45% Apr
93% Feb
16
17
44% Feb
16
4
50
Cable
Common
64
X623/8
63
61
62%
58%
59%
No par
43%
44
43%
43%
42%
43
410
39 y»
42
42%
42%
42%
43
5,000
♦92% -94%
•92%
94%
93
93
40 3/B
40 %
40%
40 VB
40%
%
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
preferred
Anderson Clayton
No par
Sc Co
21.60
40
100
1,700
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2444)
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
20
40 % Jan
5
33% Jan
3
July 26
39% Dec
37 Va Feb
21
3
77 V2 May 22
43% Apr
12
Sep
28
42% Feb
28
4
19
3
50 Va May
39
Jan
26
53%, Dec
21
50
Jan
4
62 V8 Apr
Jan
13
83 % Aug
26
78% Jan
11
83 Va Feb
23
Jan
3
57
Sep
19
77 % Jan
29
37% Jan
30
46
75%
76%
76
5
48
1
Armour
2
Corp
Steel
Armco
&
$3.75
May 22
Co
Armstrong
Oct
26
8
35% May 12
Aro
1116% Oct
24
27 Va Jan
5
20
Feb
9
31% Apr
6
Arvin
July 25
23% Jan
4
22
Jan
4
28% Jun
1
Ashland
1
37% Jan
5
35% Jan : .4
47
1
Feb
9
10
2nd
69% Feb
7
82
12
5.25%
4
53 Va Jan
3
69
Apr
17
21% Jan
5
27% Jan
3
7
10% Aug 29
% Jan
38% Aug 29
35% Jan
4
15
88 % May 11
84
Jan
26% May 17
3
1
13
79 Va Jan
»
24
41% Apr
20
29
42% Jan
10% Mar
3
47% May 15
87 % Feb 21
Associates
3
„
2
4
80 V* Aug
18
Dec
5
3% Jan
4% Feb
15
13% Feb
14% Apr
5%
28% Jun
30 % Jun
26
Oct
1
20% Oct
31
Mar 11
31
Co
1
83%
1,000
45
45 VA
43 %
44%
42
43
5
3,300
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16 VA
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
34 Va
2,500
26
24%
25%
'/ ■l l/o
2*%
?
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%'
45%
46
46%
47
4v/
74
45 Va
j.,b
79%
79
79
79
78%
78%
1,400
105%
106
106%
106%
2.50
Inc
2.50
96% Jan
76
73
26
Jan
21% Feb
29 %
preferred
Investment
Co
10
preferredw-10
series
B
Atlas
Powder
prior
45% Mar 29
Automatic Canteen
Avco
2
68 % May
Avnet
of
Co
30
17% Feb
4% Aug
16
7% Jan
37% Jan
5
4% Jan
4
36% Jan
52% Apr
4
12% Jan
17 Va May 22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12
98% Aug 30
88
Sep
8
27% Jan
33 Va May 22
Baltimore
94 % Jan
82 Va Jan
88 % May
14
28% Jan
47
24 % Jan
26
30 % Aug
18
90% Jan
Jan
8
24% Oct
31
80
43% Jan
28
Aug 15
22% Sep
28
34
45% Oct
26
62% Feo
43% Oct
26
12 % Dec
21
59
Aug
9
13% Dec 16
100
51 % Apr
13% Mar
61
Apr
27
9
19
19
63
Jan
18
62% Jan
19
Jan
47% Jan
Jan
52% May 18
11
Jan
19
29% May 18
9
26
70% Mar 17
Electronics
Babbitt
(B
Babcock
4%
Barber
Oil
12
15% Jan
3
19% May 22
Basic
27
18% Feb
8
24 Va May
8
Basic
Products
47% Jan
3
56% Feb
1
Bath
5
45
Mar 21
37
56% Dec
38 % Apr
27
2
76% May 16
Baxter
33 % Apr
7
4
38% Jun
Bayuk
51 % Jan
5
275
46% Feb
64
6
Mar 16
Jan
9
2
31
Bausch
52 %
52%
100
52%
52%
400
28 %
27%
28
62
63%
Inc
20
Jun
4
72
'
Jan
31
3
34% Dec
22
Jan
7
50 % Nov
28
48% Jan
12
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
1% Jan
3
1% Jan
19
30% Nov
1
38% Jan
13
33% Jan
3
40% Apr
13
50
Jun
8
4
Apr
39% Jan
24
57% Jan
Aug 26
3
138% Jan
6
141% Jan
3
11% Dec
19
21% Feb
3
12 Vb Jan
3
69% Oct
18
82
Feb
8
71
Jan
6
35% Sep
26
49% Mar 25
41
37% Oct
24
53
21% Dec
23
12% Oct
11
151
%
52
Shoe
May 18
Howell
Bendix
5%
Best
Co
<fe
49% May 26
49% Apr
Bethlehem
148
May 15
18% Apr
13
79% May 12
63
38
Blaw-Knox
6
22% Jan
3
28
Mar 13
Bliss
<fe
20% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
28
May 25
Bliss
(E
50% Apr
17
W)
Boeing
35% Jan
26
48% May
5
6
22% Jan
6
27% Feb
17
Bohn
18% Jan
5
22 % Mar
3
Bond
Stores
10
19% Jan
3
36% Apr
7
14
7
68% Apr
35
Jan
3
43% Mar 29
78
86 Va Mar 14
39% Apr
106 % Jan
10
104
Mar 16
110
Aug 25
81% Feb
112
Apr
20
21
144%
145%
*144%
50c
28
68
Jan
30
44% Dec
1
50
Dec
30
44
Jan
17
91% May 31
74% Mar
8
29% Aug
4
38% Dec
7
35
Jan
5
.45% May 25
12% Dec
7
24% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
25
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
6
13% May
3
17% Jan
9
66
80
Jan
Jun
29
76% Aug 19
6
86
Sep
15
80% Jan
26% Jun
2
24
Jan
18
29
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
4
30% Nov
7
14 Va Apr
29
9
36% Aug
23% Aug 25
May
9
19
Mar 23
84
Union
Shoe
Brown
Co
5%
121/4
12
12
13%
14
13%
13%
5
37 %
37%
37
50
49%
49%;
491/4'
57%
19
series
10
35
7,300
A—,—100
*109 Va
109V2
109
15
Inc
Co
5
—
Watch
Co
Inc—
Industries
preferred
% %
preferred
—5
1
5
com
:
pref
second
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Terminal
Mar 10
Bush
13
Feb
1
Byers Co (A M)
43% Nov 28
California
9
Callahan
2
Calumet
Campbell
12
83% Jan
25
V
29
44
Jan
19
49% Mar
3
Canada
21
44
Jan
3
51% Mar
9
Canadian
21% Jan
3
27% May 22
Canadian
59
4
83
Cannon
footnotes,
see page 26
Jan
Apr
3
90
20
90
1,700
Red
Pacific
Co
19%
46
18%
Xl8
35%
4,500
17%
18
2,300
45
46
2,100
•
18 %
18%
9,900
18%
18%
•21,300
18%
18%
18%
77%
77%
*77V2
*68%
72
*68 Va
♦83V4
86
83 %
34%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
31%
32%
31%
32 Va
31%
31%
13,600
18%
79
*77%
79
72
*68%
72
83%
*83
85
40
50
3,100
21%
21%
21%
*21V4
21%
900
11%
111%
11'A
*11%
12
200
5
51%
52%
52%
52%
1
5
Mines
Ry
Breweries
Mills
19
45%
1,200
21%
Inc
Lake
Southern
45%
-
*11%
Packing Corp
Hecla
45%
35
il9,500
-
3.33%
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
Sep
27% Apr 18
61 % Aug 22
Co
Mining Corp
<fc
1
100
100
100
Inc
4%
25
J
91%
91
109%
85%
Bullock's
3
0
109%
*84'A
8
4
91%
109
17%
8% Jan
2
90
'
11,500
35%
Apr
86
34%
85%
49
For
80
*84%
35%
17%
45% Dec
28
79%
84%
35
35
32% Mar 22
May 26
79%
84%'
*84V4
43 % Mar 14
55
78%
17%
87
20% Oct
79%
84%
36 Va
85'%
1
May
2,200
35%
4
28% Apr
21,600
17%
Sep
119
800
9%
57%
35%
Jan
4
49%
9
57%
*841/4
28
12
49%
57%
35 %
Co
16
77% Jan
50
8%
8
57%
*82%
Inc
Line
Forge
Burndy
21 Va Jan
3,300
10
Apr 27
38% Mar 20
8
37%
10
preferred
37
14
37Va
No par
1
$5
3
24% Dec
26
100
7,400.
9,100
26
9
Mar
Feb
20O
13%
10,300
Jan
9
5%
11%
13
37%
58
78
5%
*11%
--
15%
27% Jan
12
V '
7%
5%
23Va
20% May
80
1
7%
5 %
Va
23
18% Jan
6,000
15
2
4
74%
22%
40% Jun
11% Apr
2,800
15%
5
20
9,000
48
23V4
4%%
Dec
73 %
42
81%
15Va
19
18% Oct
74%
-
23
86
92
74 Va
48
15%
26
7
41%
*78%
-
23%
26% Dec
Mar
48%
15%
Jan
9% May 13
42%
82 %
48%
23%
81
45
6,800
5
12
•'-<
61%
*5%
common
82 % Sep
6% May
61 Va
5
Co
6
56% May 10
61
Budd
78% May
21
2,100
Bucyrus-Erie Co
3
3
26%
57%
70% Mar 28
3
75%'
'
1,800
26%
45
Feb
4
74%
41%
*80
48%
1,300
26%
56%
68
4% Jan
82 Va
48%
■
21%
44%
15
13% Jan
♦80
•
46,100
25%-
21%
58
67 Va Sep
38% Jan
47%
*25
-
45%
21
6
46%
;
56%
Jan
18
3 700
*11%
common
Burlington
7% Jan
8,700
45
45%
Bulova
26% Jan
1,000
26%
44 %
58%
78% Mar
6
27
26 VA
45%
45%
21% Mar 28
13
26%
27 Va
45V4
22% May 10
31
27%
26%
45
56%
15% Jan
3% Oct
27
27%
.lNo par
73% Jan
12% Dec
27
.45%
27
44%
3.50
—3
Corp
Pipe
16% Jan
37% Jan
26%
—No par
Buckeye
4
28
1,600
100
Gas
preferred
76% May 13
24
1,900
40%
100
2.50
Inc
preferred
24
7% Oct
62%
40%
25
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs <fe Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
9
20% May 27
62
41
No par
preferred
Airways
2
Apr
62
40%
RR—
Common
16% Dec
66
61%
41%
1
Inc
Co
Maine
Brunswick
20
62%
41%
42%
Stores
Food
Buffalo
6
2,100
41%
Brass Corp
Corp common.
preferred
72% Dec
Jan
15%
76
5
100
<fe
Bullard Co
1
400'
15%
76
62
—No par
Borg-Warner
19% May 17
Jun
145 %
16
76
60 VA
5.50%
600
*75%
-61%'
35% May 23
46
•
59%
3%%
13,200
38%
15%
16%
77
7.50
Jan
Jan
145
1%.
2.50
Inc
Co
11% Jan
31
16
Borden
Brooklyn
50O
*75%
50
11
52
144%
26 %
5%
\
100
46
26%
3 % %
|
common——5
1951
100
39% Jan
11
50
52
4,700
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4% %
convertible preferred
30 % Jan
50
52
36,400
40 Va May 11
78% Jan
49%
52
46%
23% Jan
82
Aug 30
31% Dec 30
50%
52
47%
6
4
10,800
49%
52
46%
41% Jan
Mar 22
50%
DAY
x45 %
28
25
11,700
47%
30% Oct
38% Feb
65%
47%
Braniff
76% Jan
64 Va
46 %
14% May 15
64% Jan
65%
47
14
30
6454
47%
8% Jan
66% Dec
65
47%
5% Jan
17
64%
%
9% May
1
MEMORIAL
47%
4
2
8,500
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
38%
13
12
14%
94
38%
18
Jun
14%
65%
*92%
38%
13 Va Jan
9% Jun
14%
38%
11% Jan
60% Apr
5
V
xl4 %
38 %
20% Jan
Jan
15,900'
94
14%
*92%
1
23
Jan
66%
*92%
14%
'
26%
<fe
6
66%
94
CLOSED
1.25
Edison
48
65
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Boston
4
67%
STOCK
CLOSED
21%
76% Mar
11
66 Va
10
4,200
EXCHANGE
21%
11
12
10,800
47%
Jan
Jan
20
25 %
67
63% Jan
19
25
22
12% Jan
18%
1%
22
48
17%
32,600
1%
31
9
17%
47
Sep
12
17%
22%'
Borman
31
63%
47%
48% May 31
5% Dec
62%
1 %
8% Oct
38% Nov
34%
63%
25 Va
80
43% Oct
25%
63
46%
3
85
64%
21%
3
2.400
4,100
63
25 %
Jan
May 18
*8274
~io
•'•"
34%
24%
5
28% Jan
6% Mar 22
80
19%
130
1%
9% Dec
Dec
129%
1
Boston
5
*bJ-4
24%
19%
129%
5
29
2
85
24 %
%•'•
1%
Inc
Deo
May 19
*82%
1 q
1,100
99%' "
24%
—50
Mfg Co
Aluminum
11
55% Feb
128%
59
300
'99%
X 19%
2 pesos
Inc
Co
uO
22% Feb
5
20
132
58
*275
V
34%
1
39%
6
19%
128%
100%
24%
common
Inc__
28% Jan
48% Jan
*99%
*34
1
Co
Brooks
26
67% Dec
•
58
300
100 Va
14,100
34%
40c
Inc
Laughlin
Bobbie
24
1
a'.?:--'
58
*275
300
*99 Va
1,700
2,300
38%
10
Mar 28
40% Feb
■■■'.
42 %
66
:_10
Co
Oct
24% Feb
Co
58%
*275
c
40O
♦34
Corp common-—8
Decker
&
18% Oct
17% May 11
5W
100
i
33
69
58
oMri' fv,n
%
900
18
—50
10o
series of
pfd
29% Jan
5
•41%
66
Corp
preferred
<•/«,
4% %
21
89% Feb
42%
38 %
Co
Blgelow-Sanford
Black
79% Mar 30
41
38
—
Steel
18
29
3,700
64%
pfd__
Inc
10
2
53%
common—No par
Co
Gvpsum
71% Apr
10
53%
.—_1
preferred
Consolidated
45% Apr
15
53%
1
Benguet
3
18% Aug
53
42%
;
Finance
9
31% Nov
53%
68
Corp
Jan
76% Dec
52%
37%
preferred
"Pp«d"'all
17
4%%
RR
Intercontinental
32% Jan
43% May 26
1,800
^2.50
(A S)
4
Jan
21%
Instruments lInc_—_ 1
Beneficial
45
5
20%
42
Belding-Heminway—
8
22
12.50
4
37% Dec
21%
66%
common
14 V?. Jan
33% Feb
*17%
37%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
41
18
10
May 17
32% Feb
62%
17%
No par
66
a
62
18
22
—1
Inc
Inc_
16
3°% .Tin
3,500
63
18
22
10
48% Jan
61% May
61%
t—1
Creek
4
l,02O
53 VA
Aircraft Corp
74% Jan
9,300
53%
Beech
24
9,100
31%
28
Beech
86% Oct
30%
20,600
53%
84% Mar 20
11% July 27
3,500
16%
*52 %
35% Feb
&
5%
46
54
Mills Inc
4%%
5%
44%
'16
29
24% May 17
Bell
5%
53
6
Bell
5%
53
19
5
35,700
28%
1
Corp
Foods Co
Beckman
93% Mar 16
39,500
*53
—100
,-100
69% May 25
19
49
99
preferred—100
16 Va Apr
18%
47 Va
32%
prior
3
19%
50%
31%
conv
14
18%
•47%
32%
preferred-.
13
19%
52%
preferred_100
Jan
89Va Feb
19
50%
20
33% May 18
48% Jan
17,600
1,000
17% Apr
12 Va Jan
500
35%
1,400
81
13
35%
35%
30
12
July 26
36
37%
400
27
29%
18
17% Aug 30
*24 %
30%
Oct
93
27
30%
Aug 10
57% Jun
36
*24
31
25
19
27
*24
19%
31
42% Apr
25
—1'
' '
34%
83
37% Jan
—
19%
99%
Jan
89% Feb
—
32
3%%
2
5,100
•
20
87%
17% Mar 14
20% Mar 29
30%
..
20
34%
87
8
29 %
'29%
.
20
*99
2
14% Jun
28%
9,200
*86%
9
oC
113
19%
560
1,300
3%
34%
25% Jun
X-J
112
4
14
99%
103% Sep
5U"/4
82%
3%
13%
87%
13
32 % Mar 31
82 %
•
3%
14%
16%
4%%
Beck
82%
3%
14
45%
Mar 16
8
81%
3%
14
34%
20
14
82 Va
3%
40
87%
15 % Sep
Apr 21
7
19% Nov
17,700
99
62 % Jan
31% Dec
57
35 %
1
78
55%
86%
29
Beaunit
57%
15%
Corp
Laboratories
3
57
14
_10
Lomb
&
5
3,200
57%
2,900
99%
Aug
21% Apr
43
35
Dec
145% May
43
12,500
:
86%
97
3
43
44
Corp
Works
Cigars
Beatrice
42%
5%
100% May 15
275
44
100
249
11
85
100
3
94% Jan
85
86
_100
3
Mar
Va
*85
16%
common—
90% Feb
183
85
—1
Iron
63 %Jun
Jan
30,700
10%
47
45%
Inc
8
8
26
10
47
5%
Corp
29
30 Va Oct
25%
10%
47%
15%
series C
Aroostook
&
25% Jan
34'/a Mar
26
10
47
No par
com
non-cumulative
16% Oct
57% Aug 23
58% Jun 14
25%
10%
44%
Preferred stamped
Bangor
72 % Dec
3
3,600
100
1
39% May
25%
9
Corp
Stamped
17
Dec
190
67% -.68%.
*.
47%
1
Elec
Ohio
<fe
Jun
18
"
13
Co
preferred series B
preferred
14% Nov
49
68
81%
5c
Inc
T)
Gas <fe
Baltimore
4%
106 %
67%
56%
Amer_2.50
Corp
.fe Wilcox
4% %
106
JJ
43
1
17% Aug 18
31
'19
8,700
85
No par
Corp
19% Dec
11% Oct
25%
20
($1.20)
21% Mar 30
26
•*
46%
No par
common..
pref
3
7% Mar 29
%
1
Co
Nichols
16
jan
100
'
68%
; 10
100
Industries-
33% Jan
17 Va
DAY
1
30
5
MEMORIAL
20
18% Dec
27% Oct
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
67%
__10
preferred
52 Va July 11
8
CLOSED
No par
common
13% Jan
11% May 11
CLOSED
100
common
Chemical
Conv
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4%
com
preferred
Atlas
May 12
10
STOCK
EXCHANGE'
28%
5,390
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Corp
Austin
par
100
City Electric Co
$3.75
121 % Apr
24
May 10
13% Jan
11
May
83% Mar
Jan
4
20°/b
24% Jan
60
x25 %
Refining common__l
preferred-'
Atlas
2
6% Jan
15% Feb
4
13% Dec
12% Aug
58%
83%
Refining
74% Jan
66
47%
57%
83 Va
Coast Line RR
17
3
46%
56%
83 %
Atlantic
31% Jun
4
43%
56
Atlantic
48 Va Feb
58% Feb
43% Dec
40% Mar
46%
non-cumulative
4%
21,400
800
56%
Common
5%
Atlantic
13,500
83%
1
1st
Atchinson
27
77%
49
Common
109
Apr
Apr
21
7
9% Jan
28% Feb
77
Dry Goods Corp—
102% Feb
20 % Sep
4.900
77
83
preferred $1.50 series—No
21
Jan
45%
Corp
Industries
&
40
45%
-'55%
common
Equipment Corp
Oil
40
.
No par
Arnold Constable
May 22
July 18
63
(Del)
Rubber
Associated
49 % Oct
10
preferred
13% Mar 16
Jun
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
20% Feb
100
Shares
46 Va
22
V
the Week
June 2
40%
11
Dec
Friday
June 1
45%
25% Aug
75
Sales for
Thursday
40%
20 % Jan
106
PRICES
46
10
27
SALE
40%
12 V2 Oct
56% Jan
HIGH
39%
9
29% Jun
AND
Wednesday
May 31
45%
44 Va Jun
18
May 30
5
24
19 %
Tuesday
May 2.)
No par
Oil
28 Va Oct
17
Monday
Par
Argo
14
75
23 %
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
46 Va Mar 29
67% Jan
30% Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
Ltd
1
1.80
1.66%
,_No par
Co
-100
Ltd
No par
Ry—
—25
_No par
6
•
6
6%
6%
53
6
53%
7,300
6%
8,300
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
16,100
13%
13V2
13%
13%
13%
13%
109
.
110
108 %
,
25%
25%
89
89
*45
45%
'
107%
108
90
90
45 " "
45
25%
45%
45%
50
49
48'A
481/4
1,600
9,900
.
48%
48%
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
26
71%
72%
72%
72%
73%
73%
48
7,100
3,500
25 %
90
*88
" *
109
251/4
25
,
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5,400
70
800
Volume
Number 6061
193
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Vear I960
Lowest
5% Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
21
39% Oct
Lowest
Highest
13% Jan
4
NEW
Highest
6% Jan
3
13% May 17
Capital Airlines
60 Va May
Carborundum
5
49% Jan
4
44 Va Jan
4
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
10 % Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
15% May 15
Carlisle
88 Va Jan
12
Aug 18
91 Va Jan
6
99 Va Apr
Carolina
23
98
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
5
Mar 13
Carey
5
Inc
Corp
1
44% Sep
19
43 y2 Jan
3
4
39% Jan
3
57% May
9
52% Mar 30
Carolina
58% Jan
41% Jan
6
32 Va Jan
3
49
Carrier Corp common
40 Va Jan
10
25
24% Oct
10
43% July 15
29'A Feb 23
27
Jan
3
26
78 y4 Jan
4
46% Feb
1
5
22 Vs Jan
5
8% Jan
3
7% Dec
71% Dec
30
114% Jan
19
72% Jan
7% Feb
26
3% Jan
19
34 y2 Jan
6
30 Va Feb
1
88
Feb
8
y2 Sep
9
3% Nov
"
21
Oct
94
'89
Jan
22
Jan
4 Va %
28
Carter
5
Case
97
May 23
2nd
25
31% Jan
17
121 Va Sep
21
115% Jan
6
71% Dec
30
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
3
857/a Apr
10
4%%
20% July 22
35 Va Jan
15
24% Jan
3
31% Feb
21
Celotex
Jan
11
17
38% May 31
128% Apr 26
3
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
10
21
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22% Jan
3
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
18% Jan
46% Dec
30
59
75
20
Sep
19% Mar
32% Jan
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
38
Mar
59
Mar
56%
95%
20
56%
56%
56
48
567/a
46
3,700
46%
46%
48%
2,400
1
Georgia
*•
46%
'•
■
■"
v
*1
■< "
;
48%
46%
47%
45%
47
467/8
48%
46%
46%
40%
30
-'
;
30
30
30
29%
57%
58%
|30%
57%
'58%
4,900
24,400
>
58
58%
11%
12
11%
11%
10%
89%
90%
11%
88%
89%
87
exchange
4%
4%
closed
38%'
93%
stock
exchange
closed
;
memorial
holiday
31 Va
day
'
*
'
38% ' 39%
2,000
38%
39%
94
94%
38,700
38%
-
...
83
83
83%
2,300
28
28%
27%
27%
3,100
19
18%
19
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
31%
1
19
26%
32%
3,200
30%
32 %
28%
31 Va
20,400
No par
*43
46
*43
*70
:._100
*70
72
Gas <fc Elec—No par
33
33
May 15
Light
45%
46 Va
92% Jan
3
97
97
29
18
38
15
29
28% Feb
15
July 18
13% Sep
14
Jan
6
21% Dec
23
42
24
40% Apr
7
5% Jan
18
70% Jan
11
Jan
25
97 % Apr
7
4% %
Illinois
preferred
May 24
Central
9
26
Feb
6
Central
RR
24
47
May 11
Central
<fc
69
__100
Service___lO
Public
of N J
Co
South
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
Central
9% Jan
9
22% Mar 29
Jan
17
3
44% May 17
63% May
8
46 Va May 31
Cerro Corp
20% Jan
31
31% Mar
1
3% Jan
4
50
7y4 May 10
Jan
5
26% Jan
4
34 % Apr
4
92"% May
50% Apr
4
29% Apr
20
57
Mar 17
:
Certain-teed
Products
Cessna Aircraft
Corp—_L
1,300
45%
45%
2.500
97%
96%
96%
1,050
68 V2
45
72
*20%
68
08 Va
*20%
20%
100
43
43 Va
43%
43%
29%
9,600
29%
29%
28%
29»/4
4,900
*15%
15%
15%
43%
42%
43
59%
57%
58%
44%
46 Va
45%
44 Va
1
1,900
20%
58%
1
Inc
16%
45%
16 Va
16Va
42
Va
427/a
8,700
x57 Va
58 Va
■•9,600
200
45
8,600
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 Va
*52%
10
Chain Belt Co
33%
40
68
33
42%
5
1
1
Co
Chadbourn Gotham
44
29%
)
No par
20%
42%
No par
,
68%
20%
Corp—_2.50
Century Industries Co
Soya Co
68
*43
*70
•'
—50
West
300
72
97%
57% Jan
Dec
No par
com
19
33
46
preferred series B
*18%
46
32%
20% May
21
51,700
82%
Illinois
42 y2 Jun
3% May 11
90
36%
129%
82 %.
Hudson
28% May 23
24
93%
36
28%
Central
5%
93%
>120
82
.
Central
59
July 25
94%
38 %
129%
36%
*129
28
■
May 17
24
460
38%
4%
129%
*129
4
4%
Jan
7
130
1,100
%
u
extra
8,000
-
89%
4 %
v stock
5
Ry com
95%
46%
'
•'
•
73
26
Oct
of
'95%
56%
47%
'!
'■
34
28
40
Central
4,400
47
29% Jan
Oct
■
20
Aquirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co
15%
14%
3
19% Oct
Oct
preferred
Central
1,400
14%
14%
*95 %
1
common
30 %
24
4
11
48
6
v
conv
Corp
700
30
38% Jan
27
26
32% May 31
Jan' 19
3
5%
,
'
Amer com—No par
58%
95%
__100
preferred
__100
preferred series A.IOO
58%
30%
27% Jan
88% Jan
27
2
2nd
common.No par
13,000
- 59
30%
23
Dec
42% Jan
9
May 19
1%
7
Shares
12%
59
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
28
8
30
20% Sep
19
27% Jun
Celanese Corp of
'
,
1
100
12
-:
the Week
14"%
12.50
preferred-,
Caterpillar Tractor
4.20% preferred
114% Jun
8
Z
preferred
6%%
-
Inc
1
June 2
*95%
1
.
'
(J I) Co common
7 %
Mar 20
39% May 26
11
Products
;
■
■
5
J.
Friday
14%
__10
Corp
Sales for
Thursday
;
'
-
—50
General
&
PRICES
30%
No par
preferred
Carriers
3
59%
30%
'
Power «te Light
Carpenter Steel Co__
6
13% Apr -3
90% May 31
3
Sep
30% May
61% Apr
4
22
24
47 Va Apr
58%
Ohio Ry_100
«fc
28
39% Nov
12%
No par
Clinchfield
SALE
June I
11%
*
Feb
40% Sep
HIGH
May 31
5
38% Sep
May 19
AND
Wednesday
'
10
Mfg Co
27 Va July 22
35
May 30
1
Co
(Philip)
Tuesday
May 29
V'
EXCHANGE
53%
16,100
52%
53%
52%
52%
1,800
/
24
Dec
88
Jan
5
42% Jan
8
94 »/2
Aug 19
90
Jan
9
4
48 % Aug 25
41
Jan
10
11 Va May 13
22% Nov
28
21% Jan
4
26% May
41% Dec
20
38 % Mar 15
34% Mar
3
6
59% May
4
9
Dec
6
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
17% Oct
24
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
7% Jan
14
14 Va Mar 24
6% Nov
30
30% Dec
13
43 Va Jan
4
26
69% Jan
6
Aug
5
6% Dec 29
99% Apr
13
Jan
18
54% Oct
94
17
3
29% Apr 10
10% Mar 22
Jan
3
39 % May 16
59% Jan
24
67% Jan
18
97
24
100% Apr
11
32
Jan
7% Jan
14
34% Jan
21
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
21 % Feb
35% Dec
7
35
6
13% Jan
30
40 Va
13 Va Oct
24
26% Jan
50% Nov
2
13% Dec
6 A
i
Apr
69 y2 Feb
23% Jan
•
26
4,
3
9% Mar 24
M'ar 20
16
16 Va Dec
23
May
19% Jan
31
14
5
18
Mar 30
37% May 26
18% Feb 27
3
Feb
7
62
Feb
27
13% Jan
3
19% Feb
28
Feb
27
52
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Common
No paz;
62%
Jan
3
26
Mar 22
15
Jan
4
26
Mar 20
Chicago Yellow
10% Oct
18
15% Jan
4
12 Va Jan
23-
20% May 15
Chickasha Cotton Oil
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12-
31% Apr
11
Chock
Nov
29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
48
17
Chrysler
30% Feb
8
41% Aug 24
37% Jan
10
78% Jan
4
87% Sep
6
82% Jan
3
94 y2 Feb
2
July 19
98% Feb
7
102% Feb
28
17
Gas
1,300
14,700
"1
23
50% Jan
6
58% May 17
4
20% Feb
13
36 Va May 10
City
Investing
28% Jun
1
32% Apr
City
Products
Apr
62
7
94
56 Va Jan
Apr
8
32
Sep
30
35% Apr
11
42
Feb
17
72% July
48% Mar
9
126% Feb
12
48% Feb
8
19% Nov
10
5
% Jan
4 >
98% Mar 17
5
61
Mar 21
Jan
10
36% Mar
47% Feb
23
70% May 23
33
74
Feb
2
16
14
61
Jan
4
Nov
7
133
Apr
10
138% Mar
7
80% Dec
28
77% Jan
4
95% Feb
17
26% Aug 24
21% Jan
4
29% Jun
2
64% Dec
137
Equipment Co
Corp
% Jan
1
41
$4.50
Ilium
Cleveland
71V2 Jan
5
78
21% Oct
5
30 ya Jan
41% Oct
24
13% Dec
5
42% Dec
30
July
Pitts
&
K°U
Clevite
Cluett Peabody & Co
1%
com
preferred
Coca-Cola
Collins
Jun
20
4
50% Aug 16
1
50% Mar 17
Collins
Radio
14 Va Jan
3
23% May 17
Jan
3
47% Apr
43
Jan
34
Dec
7
18% Jun
21
18
51% Apr
13
45 Va Jun
14
35% Jan
4
23% Dec
30
23 Va Jan
3
26
28
12
Jan
5
74% May 25
62% Apr
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
Jun
2
71 Va Nov
28
67
60
54% Feb
42% Apr 19
27% Apr 13
34% Mar 21
14% Jun
43 y2 July 27
56
Dec
9
52 Va Jan
6
39 % Feb
3
53% Oct
24
50% Jan
11
64% May 22
19% Oct
31
28 Va Jan
4
23 % Jan
13
35 % May 26
42
Apr
26
47% May 16
13% Mar
4
25% Jun
20
21% Jan
9
34% May 31
56% Mar
8
69 ya Dec
15
68 Va Jan
3
86
Aug 19
97 % Jan
6
May 26
101% Feb
8
110% Aug 30
108% Jan
4
111% Apr
14 Va Jan
11
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
Jun
2
101
Fuel
Colorado
14
18
24 % May
4
19% Mar 29
Iron
<fc
Cone Mills Corp
May 26
40% Dec
2
3
55 %
May
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
31
9
86 % May 10
Conde
Jan
4
68% Dec
96% Jan
13
103 y2 Dec
30
Jan
5
105% Apr
3
$5
42% Feb
17
60% Jun
27
36 % Apr
7
46 Va Jan
9
Consol
2
42 Va Dec
2
37% Jun
1
44% Feb
28
24% Mar
Consol
Consolidation
12
61% Jan
4
72% Apr
Consumers
96% Aug 22
92% Jan
4
97 Va May
10
13
98
Feb
7
30
90
Mar
9
19
29 ya Jan
23% Jan
3
83
14
94
Oct
90 % Jan
11
Container
29% Feb
95
Feb
28
9
10% May 10
Dec
30
Aug 22
4
47% Jan
12% May 15
44% Jan
58
6
Jan
3
110
34% Jan
3
44
103
Mar
3
May
5
May 16
75 y2 Jan
4
83 Va May 23
77% Jan
6
85
7% Dec
2
14% Jan
20
7% Jan
3
12 Va May
Dec
6
22 y2 Jan
27
19% Feb
17
44% May 11
7% Dec
59% Dec
21
54% Jan
May 25
4
67
Apr
11% May
*58%
59%
*58%
59%
35%
*34%
35%
34%
34%
50
400
",700
410
20
69
67%
69
67%
68%
7,400
66%
68
68%
68%
70
5,200
*137
139
139
*137
139
94%
17,400
29%
11,800
1
42%
~46%
85,300
*75%
31%
33%
32
41%
43 %
38%
21%
22
21
21%
47
47%
53
39%
*1500Va
■*1500%
.
il
43%
47
45 Va
*75%
44 Va¬
77
77
77
32%
32%
32%
,3,200
41%
38%
39%
31,000
20%
21%
10,500
10
Continental
39%
38%
39%
1G.600
26
26%
26%
26%
18,400
28%
29 Va
28%
29%
27%
28 3/a
6,400
73%
73 Va
73
73
*72%
73%
57%
58%
58
58%
58
58
1,200
63
64
63
63%
63%
64
2,100
Va
110
'
* 33%
35%
33%
34%
44%
45%
44%
45
33%
34%
33%
34%
83%
.
84 %
83%
33%
34
44%
443/4
33%
34
84%
82%
84
14,200
5,200
'
•
,
24,800
8,900
100%
100%
100%
100%
*100%
100%
110%
110%
*110%
110%
110%
110%
20%
\
21 %
19%
20%
19%
20
11,400
14%
13%
14
13%
14
5,100
14%
13%
13%
2,800
\
14%
•
14
14
13%
,
400
220
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
12
7,500
51%
52
51%
52%
52%
53
3,500
82%
80%
81
80%
81%
6,800
81%
Va
103%
104
1,300
41
40%
41
7,900
38 Vs
37%
38
8,700
*23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
10
54%
55 Va
54%
55 Va
54%
54%
8,900
1
38%
38%
38%
39%
38%
391/4
14,300
com—No par
71%
72
71%
71%
71
71%
94%
95 Va
94%
94%
94%
95
560
97%
97
97%
97
97
3,090
104
Gas
Co
104 Va
96%
*86%
104
*86%
89
89
*86%
23 %
5
27%
28%
28%
283/8
•93%
95
93%
93%
1.25
10%
11 %
10%
11 Va
10%
11
5
55%
5,6
55%
56
55%
56%
No par
Baking
108%
109
Inc
Can
Co common
Inc
41
10
common
preferred
Insurance
86
_25
*
*108
41%
*84
109
42%
86
109
41%
*84%
109
42%
200
2J.900
85
11%
11%
10%
11%
11
21%
20%
20%
*20
60 Va
58%
59%
57%
58%
103/4
19,000
59%
1 ~
21
7,700
100
16,600
10%
v.
1
54%
56%
59 Va
bo Va
Delaware—
Corp
20
3,300
11%
7
of
7,700
25,800
*20%
•
2
5
4,200
,.
Copper <& Steel
common
27%
*93%
95
42%
♦84
No par
27%
700
89
100
convertible
8
100
26
5
62
53
40
Oil
60% Apr
53
25%
Co
Lines
Air
Industries
Continental
500
53
104
$3.75 preferred
17
48
40%
$5.50 preferred
Continental
53
*47
39%
_
Continental
$5
16
Steel
6
3
3
5
Motors—
53% Jan
35% Jan
58 %
Continental
22
40% Mar 16
26.
96
Continental
G
57% Dec
20
see page
95
28
11% Jan
1
Sep
footnotes,
90
May 17
29
Jun
31
For
96%
•1500%
preferred
Continental
5
21% May 11
40
7% Jan
59%
X95
of America—
Corp
Common
4%
Continental
19
13,800
48
58%
37%
$4.16 preferred
20 Va Sep
49
263/4
48
59
No par
No par
No par
Power
Jan
88
9
Coal
85 % Jan
96% Aug 25
6
107
26%
48%
58
38%
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
4
2
26%
48
57%
37%
Laundries Corp
39% May 17
16
26%
48 %
1.33%
5
Corp
Natural
61% Apr
4
28
26%
3,100
41%
Consolidated
3
31% Dec
4,800
40%
Consolidated
5
50% Jan
37% Jun
37%
5
1
20% Jan
29% Jan
100% Jun
36%
•137
Y com—No par
11
6
87% Jan
81% Jan
Jan
37%,
64%
No par
Foods
Consolidated
4
93
37%
27%
Industries
Electronics
22
5
of N
Edison
51% Dec
Apr
2,900
37%.
2,600
93%
1
10
—No par
—1
preferred
23% Jan
63 Va Dec
Co
Publishing
Nast
40% Jan
7
12'%
68
-100
—100
1
May 11
4
12%
28%
preferred
preferred
Comptometer Corp
15% Mar 22
88% Jan
12%
14,900
94%
5.25%
13
53% Jan
12%
•34%
(
13 Vb
48%
.
29%
27%
4.64%
3
5
.'
Southern Ohio
<fc
3
Oct
,
30%
28%
58 Va
■
55
30
29%
26%
.
•
54 %
31%
96
■
.
56 Va
31
28%
56%
i'
54%
30
36%
■
32 Va
29%
12%
Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
Commercial Credit Co
5
Commercial
Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com
25
Columbus
3
May 17
56
32
1
No par
Co
Carbon
Columbian
Jan
42% May 18
day
5
preferred
$4.25
7% Jan
20
56%
50
93%
common
12
27
3,600
No par
Columbia Pictures
12 % Jan
May
803/4
*52
12
26
holiday
1st pfd
18
66% Jan
80
100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
10
noncumulative
4%
29
101
80%
Southern Ry—
&
12y8 Jan
30
79%
X46
17% Jan
59
79 Va
'
memorial
50
1
Jan
79 %
890
27%
common
6
37
5,200
93 Va
preferred series B
5%%
3
23
44
21 Va
Co
7% Jun
8% Feb
43 %
No par
Corp
11% Dec
1
43 %
92%
common
30% Sep
14% Dec
13
1
43%
85%
101 %
''
24
Feb
57
7,100
43%
85
No par
preferred
Colorado
50
Co
& Alkman
38% Jun
44%
*101%
1
9
$3.5o
44%
86%
101%
No par
6
3
44%
85%
*100%
1
Co of N Y
Colgate-Palmolive
Mar
5
Jan
44 Va
86%
101 Va
No par
May
Jan
23
extra
stock—50
.
1
No par
100
Co
Coca-Cola Bottling
77
74
6
35% Jan
76
47
44%
86 Va
gtd—50
7%
RR
guaranteed
Corporation
37
7
26
43%
closed
No par
Special
1
30% Jan
V
101%
43%
closed
—15
com
preferred
Jun
6
stock
exchange
1
Co,
Iron
Electric
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
26% Nov
stock
..exchange
5
No par
—5
10
1
new
Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
5
56 y8 Dec
Co
Corp
Cleveland
19%
29,000
24% Jan
Cletrac
*19
43
53 Va Dec
60% May 17
19%
28%
1
51 % Mar 2C
22%
28%
3
26% May 31
9,300
22%
*18%
19 Va
42%
16% Nov
3
4,800
22 Va
23
43%
39% Jun
3
32 %
22 Va
32%
22%
42%
85
23
31%
29%
32 %
44%
3
53% Feb
3,100
28%
43%
65% Jan
40% Jan
28%
29%
32%
18
29
21
3,000
28
56%
18
68 Va Dec
5
18
,
17%
9
5
17%
56%
29
49% Mar
23
700
18
56%
17%
Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co
10
Aug
5,600
56 Va
17%
•18%
Cincinnati Milling
59% Jun
15'/a
14%
18 %
28%
49 % Feb
Clark
L
56%
18%
3
16
100
29%
—100
100
preferred
4%%
preferred
City Stores
15
50
700
37 Va
*37
18
8.50
4%
15% Apr 14
41% Mar 30
200
25%
29 Va
i
Electric—
&
Common
89
14%
8%
17%
25%
32
v-
25
Corp
45% May 17
*8 Va
*16 Va
29
37% Jan
99
8%
17
107
5
21
11
*99%
1,100
25c
Corp
O'Nuts
Full
39 Va Dec
90% Jan
7,800
17%
No par
26 "/a July 25
18
62%
56%
.
5%
Cab
15%
,15
•
Chicago
Cincinnati
47% Jan
700
62
107
37%
20
Jan
*99%
37%
Pac
8
44 %
39V4
'
No par
5% series A non-cum pfd
100
Chic & North Western com__No par
St Paul &
5
23% Jan
39%
37 Va
50
preferred
Jan
1
9%
•36%
5%
540
X9%
25%
Chic Milw
13,900
63%
62%
107
31%
9%
8%
32
5
64
•99%
31%
39 %
25 Va
29% Jan
14% May
36% Dec
9,300
9%
39
*16 %
30
Jan
3,100
28%
8%
12
33
21%
28 Va
16%
Oct
4iy4 May 19
6,500
207/s
29%
25%
Sep
28
55%
21%
28%
8%
Dec
27% Oct
X54 Va
20%
29%
16%
Ry com
Western
15
16
57 Va
21%
29%
25%
A
20
Feb
56
21
preferred series A
100
Pneumatic Tool
—8
Chicago Rock Isl <fc Pac RR__No par
12
10,000
40
10
Class
3
Aug 25
28 %
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
Chic Great
3
18
Va
9%
Jan
14% July 14
28
39%
23 % Jan
26
28%
9%
28
4
15,800
28%
57%
39%
4
Apr
28%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3 % %
convertible preferred—_100
4
101
42%
51 Va
36 Va Jan
Mar 23
92 Va
41
28%
29% Jan
Apr
91%
41
40%
15
38
92%
40%
40%
20
38% Mar 21
31%
92
♦89%
20% Dec
38
31%
92 %
preferred
No par
Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil <5z Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Corp
1
Checker Motors Corp
,-1.25
Chemetron
Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
22
■
32%
31%
$4.50
Champion
11 Va
103/8
55%
56%
553/4
57
18,300
59%'
60
60 3/4
61
2.000
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2446)
.
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
24 ft Jan
4
35% Mar 21
Controls
29
30% Jan
3
3
40% May 31
12 ft May 15
Cooper-Bessemer
7% Jan
27 ft Jan
4
48 ft May
19
42 ft Mar
25 ¥2 Sep
15
42 ft Feb
Dec
1
-
2
16
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
July 11
33% Jun 17
20 ¥a Sep
6
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
of
Co
America
12 Vi Dec
5
24 ft Jan
7
13% Jan
3
22% May 24
Copper
27 Va Dec
6
55
Jan
4
31ft Jan
3
42 ft May 31
—
Feb
124
16
—
186
.i
...
irons---"
Jun
'
9
83 Vb Apr
8
87
19
90
Apr
11
18¥a Oct
5
24ft Jan
Feb
Jun
2
Corn
194% Apr
4
Corning
57
3
7
83 ft Jan
5
86 ft Mar 27
Jan
5
91
18% Jan
27
10 ft July
45% May
167
Aug 17
85 ¥2 Jan
v
3
29 % May
,,88
Mar 13
9
22% May 11
Products
preferred
100
preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
__1
Coty
Inc
International
1
15% Sep
9
Jan
30
4ft Sep
13
3% Jan
5
9ft Apr
17
Coty
40
July 27
64% Jan
4
46 ft Jan
11
66% Apr
21
Crane
72'A Jan
18
35 ft Jan
3
19ft Mar
8
12
76
July 18
31 ¥2 Mar
4
39'A Jan
17ft Mar
4
22% July 21
5
>
Co
3%%
Feb
21
48% Apr
24% Apr
14
Cream
11
Crescent
29% Apr
13
76
26
Jan
15
25
Jan
3
17
42
Dec
14
37% Jan
3
50 % Mar 10
28 ft Feb
1
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
4
91 ft May 12
34'A Oct
5
40 ft Feb
23
39% Feb
1
43
Apr
18
$2
39% July 25
54 ft Dec
29
52% Jan
4
59% Jun
2
Crown
89% Jan
6
95
16
4
95
Sep
20
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
17 ft Jan
3
28
109ft Jan
5
90 ft Jan
3
22
18
Jan
11
8ft Oct
24
14 ft Jan
4
63 ft July 26
Crucible
23% Apr
May 12
9ft Jan
18
Steel
5ft%
Co
of
Cuban-American
14% Feb
5
18
lift Jan
5
Jan
14
31ft Mar 29
35'A May 15
Cunningham
12% Jan
7
3
16% May 16
7ft Dec
20
8ft Jan
50 ft Dec
22
60 ft Jan
8
41ft May
17ft Dec
29
25
Feb
19
54ft Jan
14ft May
2
14% Dec
7
31 % Jan
4
15% Jan
4
29
37 ft Jan
7
30 ft Jan
3
67 ft Sep
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
31ft Jun
22
43% Jan
4
32
20
Mar 16
22
37
May
Class
77% May 19
47
46 ft
46%
3,300
21%
19 ft
20 ft
19 ft
19%
10,200
42 ft
41%
42%
41%
42
8,300
54 ft
57
42,900
170ft
171
2,900
,20 ft
>
52%
51ft
54ft
171
88
*86
88
*86
88
91
*89
91
*89
91
170
170
27 ft
27%
27%
27%
27%
19ft
18%
19ft
18%
19 %
7%
7ft
7ft
7
62%
61
61%
61
7%
61
ft
3,100
1,300
.
1
4,900
2,200
CLOSED
CLOSED
76
76
76
*74%
75 ¥2
200
46 ft
46 ft
46 ft
46ft
46%
46 ft
1,100
EXTRA
MEMORIAL
22 ft
22%
22 ft
23
22 ft
23%
5,000
HOLIDAY
DAY
27%
27%
43
44%
43%
44%
43 ft
44
80%
83 ft
77%
79 ft
79 ft
80
*74 ft
43
43
*43
59
59%
93%
93%
25 ft
26%
26
27%
27%
44
59
*43
59%
*93 ft
1,200
18,100
6,100
100
44
59
94 ft
27%
59 %
94
11,100
310
95
25%
25%
108%
108ft
108 ft
10
17%
17ft
17ft
17 ft
17%
17%
1.000
5
11%
11%
lift
11%
11%
11%
4,600
100
73%
*72
*72
25 ft
25
73 ft
*72
11,500
100
73
*13
13 ft
Inc__2.50
x34ft
34 ft
1
14%
15 ft
14%
14%
14%
14%
42
42
41ft
41ft
41ft
42
16
16
16
16
16
5
Stores
No par
No par
16
12%
13
12
35
*34
*34
1
19ft
19%
19%
35
35 ft
35 ft
35%
10
Inc
19ft
1
A
Cutler-Hammer
3,400
*107%
Curtiss-Wright common
4
46ft
109ft
;pi._
Drug
47 ft
*107 ft
common
Publishing common
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
30
19 ft Jan
2
29% Nov
1
5,400
11 ft
100
Curtis
37
2,800
39 ft
11
61ft
EXCHANGE
America—12.50
Cuneo Press Inc
64 ft Jan
Jan
13
28
34%
38
lift
7%
5
Sugar
73% May 19
1
EXCHANGE
25
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
4 ft %
preferred
12% Mar
3
34,ft
39%
10%
19%
STOCK
.—No par
convertible
34%
38%
27 ft
STOCK
2.50
Corp common
34 ft
*89
1
preferred
1Shares
10%
*86
«'•
Y
-
1
common
'
40%
51ft
■
„No par
Zellerbach
69 ft Mar 23
3
30% Sep
10ft Aug
17
Seal
preferred
$4.20
109 ft May 25
13ft Sep
•
2
Publishing
&
June 2
169
100
Corp
Corp com
preferred—
:
Cork
Crown
26% May 17
88 ft Nov
Wheat
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
May 18
25
preferred
conv
17
16% Feb
Jan
...
1
common
of
5%
23 ft Feb
86
1
1
Corp
the Week
Friday
June 1
34%
41ft
5
3ft %
July 27
72 ft Jan
-
50c
_.
common
Sales for
Thursday
47
_1
5
Works
PRICES
10%
'
•
■■
3 ft %
3
13
r'-
5
Co-
Glass
SALE
39 ft
■
'
Co_.
HIGH
May 31
34
■
1
Copperweld Steel Co
Range
AND
Wednesday
7
5
Refrigeration Corp
Copeland
5
25
May 30
5
;
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co__
Oct
21
Tuesday
May 29
Par
76%
77
76 ft
77 ft
ft
12%
2,300
100
35
19
1,200
600
19¥s
*34 ft
29.600
11,500
800
35%
77
77
39
39%
3,500
D
Jan
3
39% Feb
27
1
87
Feb
20
15% Mar 27
Dan
Dayco Corp
Dana
Corp
83
Jan
4
23
86 ft Feb
12
ft Dec
27
15% Jan
6
12% Jan
3
12
Dec
5
33% Jan
5
13 ft Jan
3
20
27 ft Oct
31
49% May 31
25% Apr
6
34% Jan
23
Daystrom Inc
3
75 ft Apr
21
Dayton
3
25 ft Apr
19
9
58
Aug 30
80ft Aug 23
72 ft Jan
55
Jan.
23
45% Mar
May
76 ft Jan
Mar
17% Dec
28 ft Jan
8
16 ft Apr
47 ft Aug
11
41% Jan
170
11
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*78
79
77%
78
77%
79
340
Feb
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*81
82 ft
82
82 ¥2
82
82%
90
4
.50c
Deere & Co
20
20% Jan
19
Delaware
&;
11
55 ft May
24
Delaware
Power
Hudson
24% Jan
13% Sep
28
18 ft Nov
4
16 ¥a Jan
20% Feb
Dec
6
Jan
20
7% Jan
49% Dec
14
48% Jan
57'A Jun
2
Detroit
4
14% Jan
20% May 17
Detroit
Steel
&
37 ft Feb
24
Feb
17
33% July 29
29 ft Jan
50ft May
66% Aug 29
58 ft Jan
70
38% July
9
35 ft Jan
47% May 31
Denv & Rio
Dentists'
Co
8,900
60 ¥4
7,900
18 ft
-2.50
Coatings
.1
20
Corp
1
Vilbiss
De
18 ¥2
18%
53 %
53%
54 ¥4
57
57%
56 ¥4
57
29%
29%
30
29 ¥2
29%
2,000
5,800
14
29% Jan
32
23
12 ft Jan
22% May 31
14
17% July
6
15% Jan
13
21 ft May 26
DiGiorgio
28
2,000
18%
v
r
.;
V#Y
;
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•
.
.
-
'J '
'
18%
18%
18%
18%
12%
12 ¥2
12%
12 ft
12 ¥2
1,400
55%
55%
56
56
,57 ¥4
10,100
19%
••
•
18%
12 ft
55%
•
,.,
19%
19ft
19%
19¥B
'|19 ¥2
4,200
14,500
33 ft
33 ft
33 ¥2
67 ft
68
67%
68%
68
33 %
68%
1
Diana Stores Corp
4,100
14,900
15
Diamond National Corp
Mar 27
19
53 ¥2
58 ft
10
Co
Alkali Co
Diamond
18%
54%
29%
3
19
53%
57
1
Grande West RR_No par
Chemical
DeSoto
Apr
Sep
40 ¥4
59%
6.75
Supply Co of N Y
20% Feb
31
Jan
39%
61 ¥4
Delta Air Lines Inc
14ft Dec
28
40%
59%
.
29 ft Mar
24 ft Mar
39%
61ft
No par
Light
Edison
26 ft Jan
17
41%
61ft
(Delaware)
26'A Aug 15
ft Mar 20
40 ft
1
Decca Records inc
62% May 23
21
6
1,600
4,800
79 ¥2
20ft Jun
Dec
6,400
4,600
72
24%
27% Jan
13
16%
26%
71%
¥2
31ft Aug 24
40 ft Mar 23
16 ft
26 ¥B
72 ft
79 ¥2
47ft May
14
17%
26 ¥2
71 ¥2
24
20
10
16%
26 ¥a
72 ft
79%
Apr
7
17
26ft
24 ¥2
60% May 16
37
Mar 27
20
16%
71%
79 ¥2
83
35% May 17
4,500
24 ¥4
4
3
14%
79 ft
9
27
7,700
88
24%
76 ft Feb
52 ft Jan
14¥B'
79 ft
79 ft Jan
32% Jan
*85 ¥2
14%
24 ft
16
16
38%
88
7
23
15
common
issued
When
¥4
26
10
Light
14
7
50c
-
&
Power
38%
*85 ¥2
14ft
100
80
54% Dec
88
14 ft
A
82 ft May
39% Dec
38%
*85 ft
series
75 ft Jan
17% Jan
x38 ft
5
Inc
3.75%
74 ft Feb
38 ft Apr
Mills
Preferred
79 ft Apr
Sep
1
preferred series A
River
9
79% Mar
16
7
3%%
100
common
87 ft Aug
47 ft
47%
47 ¥4
47 ¥4
46%
47%
33%
.
-
33
800
4,500
25
*31 ft
31ft
*31 ft
31 ¥2
31 ¥2
31%
50c
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
22
2.50
17ft
17%
17 ¥2
17%
17 ¥2
17%
4,100
24%
72,100
$1.50 preferred
Fruit
;
Corp
(The) Club Inc
200
12,900
14 ft Oct
24
4
19ft Feb
29 ft Jan
9
Diners'
i.21%
22%
22
22 ¥4
21%
Oct
24
49 ft Jan
4
26% Jan
5
46 ft Apr
19
Disney
STOCK
STOCK
39 ft
40%
40 ¥4
41%
39%
40%
9,300
28% Jun
24
33 ft Dec
12
31% Jan
3
41% May 22
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
40%
40%
40 ¥2
40%
40%
40%
4,400
15% Oct
7
28 ft Feb
15
16% Jan
24
19 ft Mar 30
Divco-Wayne
1
CLOSED
CLOSED
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
10% Dec
13
10
21%
21%
21
21%
20%
21 ¥4
2,000
EXTRA
MEMORIAL
22 ft
22%
22 ¥B
22%
22 ft
22
3,800
22%
22%
20
17 ft May 16
33 ft Jan
Dec
30
13% Jan
28 ft Oct
20
20
15
Mar
23 ft May
28 Yo Jan
8
4
12
Dr
(Walt)
Mines
4
17
22% Jun
2
42% Feb
10
Jan
3
38ft Feb
27
6
24% Jan
5
14% Jan
4
20% May 22
Dover
70 ft Oct
25
99% Jan
4
70
3
19ft Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
80% May 31
27 ft Mar 22
Dresser
July
26
18% Jan
28
May
38% May
Dow
12
30'A Jan
10
18
17ft Jan
4
24ft Apr
19
4
9ft Jan
5
14% Apr
17
Dunhill
14% Jan
22
Jan
19
7% Sep
27
8
8
10% May 16
31
5
185 ft Jan
96 ft Jan
5
103
Aug 16
100ft Apr
74 ft Jan
8
83
Aug 16
21% Mar
8
26% Sep
266ft Jan
Jan
11
43 ft Jan
12
8
41
Jan
5
44
Jan
3
42 ft Jan
5
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
46 ft Feb 15
40 ft Jan
18
44 ft Aug 24
42 ft Mar 28
46
42
Mar 23
July 11
44
Jan
5
19
Jan
20% July 28
39
Jan
5
22 ¥2 Jan
34
Jan
79%
80%
26,300
26%
26%
2 6 ¥2
17,900
36 ft
36 ft
36
37
36 ¥t
36%
1,200
1
21%
22
21%
22%
21%
21%
1
12 ft.
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1
Chemicals
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Inc
International
Pont de Nem
No par
May 31
Feb
28
DWG
800
209
212
209
210 ¥2
209%
210%
31,600
101'A
101%
101 ¥2
101 ¥2
101%
101%
2,200
80
80
80
80
80
80
28%
28%
28%
2 8 ¥2
8,100
100
400
X28 ft
28%
Z0
X42 ft
42 ft
*42
42%
*42
42%
50
*45%
47
*45%
47
*46
47
50
x44ft
45
45
44
44%
50
*46
47 ft
*46
47 ¥2
*46
47 ft
50
*44
45 ft
*44
45 ¥4
*44
45 ¥4
50
*44 ft
45 ft
*44 ¥4
45 ¥2
*44 ¥4
45 ¥2
5
21ft
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
5
25%
26
25%
26 ¥4
1
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
45ft Jan 24
6,600
3,300
5
27 ¥4
28 ¥b
2 6 ¥2
27%
26 ¥2
27
40
40 ¥2
39%
403/b
40 ¥1
40 3
88 ¥2
88
88ft
24
22 ¥2
23
10,300
107
44,100
common
4%
28
23% Apr
5
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
20
10
(EI) & CoNo par
48
5
25
80 ft
25%
series
45 ft Feb
19
27
79%
26
series-
47% Apr
6
45 ft May 23
4
24 ft Jan
17% Oct
80%
25 ft
1
.
$3.50
42 ft
3
38 ft Jan
79%.
50c
5
1
$4.50
28
40
2,800
Co
Common
29 ft Feb
38 ft Jan
10,700
19%
Preferred
3
16
Aug
33%
19%
Preferred
25 ft Jan
41
33
20 ¥e
4
13
13
2,800
34%
19%
4
Jan
82ft Jan
19
Jan
22%
33%
20 ft
104
20
37
22 ¥a
34
229 ft May 22
3
Jan
77%
22%
19%
Duplan Corn
du
178% Oct
22%
33%
1
Industries
DuBois
13% Jan
DAY
4,400
No par
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Sep
19 Vb Aug
5
HOLIDAY
¥2
1
Chemical
24
33 ft
No par
Corp
8% Dec
Mar 15
No par
Ltd,
Douglas Aircraft Co
12% Oct
25
Corp
Dominick Fund Inc
19 ft Jan
7
16ft Oct
2.50
Pepper Co
Dome
14 ft Dec
27
1
Productions
Cigar Corp
45
600
400
E
22
Oct
27
Feb
0
Eagle-Plcher Co
8
23 ¥b Jan
3
32 ¥2 May 15
Eastern
Air
24'A Mar
8
30% Aug 30
2 9 ¥2 Jan
3
42% May 16
Eastern
Gas
Mar
3
82
89% May 24
25% May 17
Eastern
75
Nov
21
81 ¥» Jan
3
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
16 ¥» Jan
3
94
Feb
1
136 ft Jun
9
104 ¥4 Feb
13
92
Mar
3
28 ft Sep
29
48% Feb
1
79
Mar 21
96 ft
July 22
46"% Jan
Jan
99
11
Jan
10
6
30% Jan
3
38
Mar 24
Eaton
59 ¥2 Jan
10
90
Apr
Edison
88
83
89
Apr 24
Aug
45% Jan
5
4
1
Jan
15
94
17 ft Oct
25
26% Jan
44ft Apr
29
54 ft Feb
25
5% Dec
1
8ft Feb
26
43% Oct
24
July 29
4
Feb
1
,
prior
10
com
preferred
Kodak
Steel
Co
100
Corp
2.50
10
common
50
Bros Stores
4ft%
Inc
47% May 17
2
93
Feb
20 ¥2 Jan
12
36 ¥4
Apr 21
44% Jan
4
67% Apr
12
Electric
3
7% Apr
11
Electric
&
Storage
4
Products
¥2%
Elastic
Nut
Mus
110ft
97 ¥2
9 7 ¥2
105
*96 ¥2
108
98
105
*96 ¥2
36
363/B
36 ¥2
37 ¥2
80 ¥2
80 ¥2
80 ¥2
*89
44
90 ¥2
¥2
44
¥2
95
*89
44%
*93
90 ¥2
44%
95
*87
50
4,400
700
90 ¥2
443/4
45
*93
1,900
95
1
31 ¥2
313/4
31 ¥4
31 ¥4
31
31
5
Co
310
81
*93
of Amer
Corp
8,800
98
36 ¥4
81%
2.50
common
Ind
23 ¥2
81 ¥4
100
Co
preferred
Stop
108 ¥4
*88
4,800
21,700
a
36
IOO
Auto-Lite
5% Jan
Ekco
2
8 8 ¥4
24 ¥2
26 ft
1
common
preferred
9
Feb
88 ¥4
24
25%
1
Manufacturing Co
37 ¥2 Feb
93
Assn
$3.60 preferred
6
3
Inc
Fuel
&
Stainless
Eastman
65 ft May 23
32% Nov
87
96
119% Apr
4ft%
Lines
64
643/4
64 3/8
643A
X63
64
6%
6 ¥4
6%
6 ¥4
Amer shares-
6ft
63/8
900
3,400
19,800
Jun
7
Jan
3
65% Mar 22
Electric
55
56
10 ft Oct
25
19 % Jun
23
11% Jan
3
16% May 15
Elgin National Watch Co
5
14 ¥8
15
14%
15
14%
7,500
31
28% Nov 23
14%
24% Oct
26% Jun
1
30% Jan
El
3
27
27 ¥4
26%
27 ¥4
26%
26%
33
69,900
29
53 ft Dec
8
50
Jan
3
87 ¥2 May 16
Emerson
2
83%
843ft
84 ¥4
843/4
84 ¥4
84%
3,300
10ft Dec
6
22 % Jun
21
11 ¥a Jan
3
16 ¥4 Apr
12
Emerson
25
16ft
34,600
9
34% Aug 22
32% Jan
10
42% Jun
1
24 ¥2 Mar 16
35% Jan
10
Jan
Mar
73
50
23% Dec
13
38 ft Jan
78
20
84
Aug 30
23
Sep
7
18 ¥2 Jan
4
1
37% Jan
26
Jan
3
Jun
16% Dec
8
32% Feb
24
4
5
Dec
16
41% Sep
6% Oct
25
Nov
30
54% Jan
7
52 ft Dec
5
Feb
11
58
20
75
5
Sep 28
20%
Jan
1
Apr
28% Oct
7
Equitable Gas Co_
6% Mar 22
23
Erie
23 ¥2 Apr
20
Eurofund
16 ¥2 Apr
27
18
5
11% Jan
3
8
26ftJun 24
22 ¥2 Jan
3
45 ¥2 Apr
40
35
Jan
4
44% May
26
7
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
19
Jan
5%
Evans
14%
15 ¥4
42
423A
15%
*41
¥2
55 ft
4,500
42 ¥4
700
2,400
25
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
100
78 ¥2
78 ¥2
*77 ¥2
78 ¥2
*77 ¥2
78 ¥2
100
1
29 ¥2
29%
28 ¥2
293/a
28
28 ¥2
6,000
40 Vb
40 ¥4
40
40 ¥2
38 ¥4
40
4,300
100
50
Inc
1
Products
Ex-Cell-©
15%
42
No par
Pittsburgh RR Co
Co
5
Eversharp Inc
8
com
preferred series A—
&
143/4
543/4
8.50
8
32% Jan
55
42
5
33 % May
59
54 ¥2
10
43 ¥b Apr
6
Jan
Co
4%
1
24
Mfg
Corp common
preferred
Englehard Industries
53ft Apr
20
Electric
Endicott Johnson
79% Mar 16
9
Apr
10
Gas
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Jun
25
Battery
Natural
Paso
54 ¥2 Jan
20
11
May
19
5%
5%
25
53/4
25
5 ¥2
5%
253/4
57 ¥2
*553/4
57 ¥2
*553/4
22 ¥4
213/4
223/8
213/a
21%
5,500
57 ¥2
22
13%
14 ¥a
25
220
25
6,200
13 ¥2
13%
ft
36%
33 ¥2
34%
34
36 ft
16,200
42 ¥2
42 ¥4
42%
413/4
42%
14,100
58 ¥4
55
57
1
34
3
,
Corp
53/4
*25
*553/4
41
57 ¥2
133/4
14 ¥a
4,900
F
20ft Dec
6
35 ft Dec
27
5% Oct 24
12 ft Feb
26
23
Jan
4
7ft Jan
3
20% Dec 28
5 ft Dec
5
28% Feb 20
9ft Mar 1
21
Jan
6
Jan
6
29 ft Mar
7
37ft Dec
35 ft Jan
3
1
8
81
Feb
83%
Feb" 8~
37% Dec
5
28
Mar
33% Dec
27
For
4
footnotes,
89
Sep 20
3
Factor
62
Fairbanks
3
Co
13% May
53% Jun
81ft Jan
12
85
Jan
11
51ft May
35
Jan
4
Feb
32 ft Feb
20
4
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2
Fairmont Foods Co
4%
14
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class
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1
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convertible
1
40
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26%
56%
57%
11
30
30 ¥2
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303/4
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10 ¥2
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26 ft
700
12,100
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53
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53%
2,700
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100
junior preferred
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
50
•
Falstaff
May 10
103/4
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common
5%
5
45% May 17
45 ft
Morse
Whitney Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
i
26.
&
Fairbanks
14% Apr
28 ft Apr
43
see page
(Max)
May 12
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4
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83
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83
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Volume
Number 6061
193
...
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2447)
19
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year i960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
5% Jan
9
17% Jan
3
May 8
25% May 16
3
35
5% Dec
28
5
20% Jan
4
July 28
40% Jan
6
27
25 V*
9% Mar 29
15 % Dec
20
27% Jan
19
24% Jun
26
45
4
19V2 May 23
32% Oct 24
22
39% Dec
15% Oct
20
May 25
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Tuesday
May 30
Oct
31
Jan
62
10
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26
24
67% Jun
26
47
14% Jan
5
20 % Feb
271/4 May
2
15% Mar 16
27% 0?t
24
39% Feb
27% Apr 28
15
Jan
52% Feb
28
34% Mar 21
4
45% Jan
33% Jan
9
21% May 31
35% Apr 11
44% May 17
Oct
24
30% Jun
28% Jan
4
54%
Ma?
17
47% Dec
22
61% July
491/4 Jan
4
67
Apr
11
6% Nov
17
23% Nov
7
80
6% Jan
'
3
8% May 23
38 % Apr
28
Jan
5
34% May 22
84
Apr
83
Jan
27
96
Jan
3
4
13"% Jan
May 27
91% Dec
12
110
Jun
38% Nov
22
45
Sep
22
41A Jan
38%
May" 10
36% Jan
86% Mar
114
Jan
20
50% Feb
5
68% Jun
28
17% Dec
34% Apr
22
May 19
8
10
Jan
29
11% Apr
16 A Jan
8
511/2 May 19
5% May 10
29
50
24
May 19
Dec
80
2
Sep
I
5
85
Jan
11
I
25% Jan
13% Jan
8
26
14V4 Apr
Sep 27
44% May 13
22
Dec
21
59% Jan
3
Dec
23
63
248
May 31
88% Jan
48
May 31
39/4 May 31
28% Apr
26
11
196
34 V2 May
3
2
85% Nov
13
20% Oct
18
4
31% Jan
37% Jun
20
95
13
250
89% Jun
1
4
55% May
4
5
27
5
Jan
13
275
13
97
5
19% Jan
15
12% Jan
12
17% Nov
22
35% Jan
7
May
76% Mar 17
94% Jan
May 31
11% Oct
0
3
12
6
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
12% Apr
13
14% Feb
20
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
31 % Jan
9
40% Jun
2
12% Nov
15% Jan
21
Mar 30
22
17% Dec
66
6
14% Jan
Dec
30
29% Jan
32
30% Feb
5
15
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73
84% Nov 21
May 27
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91%
May 17
87
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First National Stores
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24
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22
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June 2
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62%
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Friday
June 1
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
.
Monday
May 29
Par
,,
9
33
1
4
21 y2 Sep
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47% Jan
4
44 V2 Nov
74%
1,900
150
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19% Sep
21% Jan
29
38% May 31
4
12 % Jan
3
27% Jan
16
12
7
22 % Jan
27
Jan
5
46% Mar
51
42 % July 27
Dec
59
8
31% Mar 30
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46% Apr
7
19% May
57
28
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156% Mar 17
24
6% Jan
15
3% Jan
3
24
Sep
29
31% Mar
25
24 % Jan
9
29% Apr
17
Apr
22
19% Sep
2
17% Jan
4
26% May 15
3% Oct
5% May 12
11
10% Sep
20
11% Sep
9
10% Jan
6
13% May 15
21% Dec
16
30% Jan
6
22% Jan
3
27% Apr
90
Jan
4
99% Oct
13
92% Jan
10
17
May 18
26% Jan
21
20% Jan
3
58% Feb
1
8% Dec
30
Oct
28
7% Jun
12% Jan
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16
137
16% Oct
34% Jan
31
32 % Oct
45% Jan
26
75% Mar
■■J
140
4
3
34% Jan
25
22% Feb
31
44% Feb
77% Mar 30
83
14
36% Dec
12
27% Apr
18
33
Dec
21
8 % Jan
4
5 % Feb
17
8
25
29% Jan
83% Jan
19
Mar
Feb
27
27
2
9
Mar 27
$8
3,500
2
52%
53
51%
52%
52
52%
2,700
5
5%
1,700
*28
29%
29'/a
28%
28%
25
24%
25
12%
12%
26%
27/a
96
9d
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12%
12%
27
27%
Investors
Amer
100
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Amer
*28
com__l
preferred
Co
of
Texas
Baking
Co
common
23%
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General
Bronze
General
Cable
Corp
t
Corp
99
22% Mar 21
45% Jan
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
1
CLOSED
CLOSED
18 %
-36%
60% May
2
28
99% Jan
4
74,
Jan
21
38% Dec
28
37 /4 Jan
19
46
May 10
61 % Aug
18
75 % Dec
14
68% Jan
10
83
Mar 21
8
50% Jun
29
37% Jan
11
23% May 23
33% Dec
19
31
22% Mar
,!
Apr
.
23
General
Mills
3
40% Jan
3
100% Jan
5
108% Aug 25
Jan
6
76 % Jan
4
85% Aug 17
79% Jan
10
21/a July
1
28
Dec
15
26/4 Jan
4
July 13
41
Dec
21
34% Apr
24
32
49 %
Feb
May 31
May 22
108 /4 Mar 27
83/4 May
39
Apr
42% Feb
5
28
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36%
6
76% May 23
37 % Jan
23
71
Jan
3
51
May 18
94% May 23
61
Sep
20
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22
74
Jan
30
97% May 23
5
Apr
5
Nov
28
5% Jan
3
7% Jun
2
27 V* Dec
30
26% Jan
3
31% Feb
9
6
Jan
23 /4 Oct
5
36% Jun
1
18% Sep
28
33% Jan
6
20% Jan
3
25% May 19
20% Oct
19
29% Jan
4
25% Jan
6
38
26% Sep
29
12
54% Apr
Apr
47%
48%
47%
48%
16,700
12,300
3
33%
112%
common
14
20
$1.60
$3
conv
$2.98
conv
General
5
12
25% Jan
3
23% Oct
25
34% May 31
26% Jan
24
32% Apr
3
24
33% Jun
1
14 % Jan
16
20% Mar 20
41% Oct
25
53 -% J an
4
92 % Jan
25
81% Jan
4
91
Jan
6
96% Feb
26
Jan
5
103% July
5
25% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
30% Jan
3
61 % Jun
23
53 % Jan
4
19% Jan
4
Apr
14% Jan
25
12% May 17
14% Oct
26
19% July 18
17% Jan
3
59
13
91% Nov
22
87% Jan
4
42 % Feb
17
101
42 %
...
Jan
Jan
77% Jun
2
99% May 25
5
106/4 Jun
2
35 % Jun
2
preferred
81%
♦81
81%
81
81%
1,700
37
37%
36%
36%
37
37%
3,700
36%
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
8,700
1
74%
75%
74%
74%
9,600
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1
95%
95 %
10c
6%
Utilities Corp—_2.50
30%
31%
__
Mar
6
120 % May 17
27
25% Jan
19
16% Jan
3
23% May 11
1
23% Jan
8
13% Jan
17
17% May 16
Glen
45% Jan
4
35% Jan
4
43
20% Jan
11
11% Jan
3
14% Jan
34 % Nov
4
10% Nov
23
1% Nov
29
99% May 18
May 17
24
3% Jan
21
1% Jan
3
5
89/2 Jan
4
51 % Jan
3
67
325a Sep
27
47% Jan
6
33% Jan
4
42% May 22
24% SCp
24
3
May
8
May 22
96
6%
7%
15,100
23,400
1,600
100
30%
30%
29%
30%
47%
48%
48
47%
48%
5,900
25%
25
24%
25%
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37
36
37
35%
36%
4,200
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27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
200
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
123,800
15%
15%
15%
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15%
15%
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77%
39,200
75
75%
76%
76
98
98
98
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105
105
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98
100
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99
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106%
120
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34%
34
34%
34%
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72%
73
71%
72%
71%
72%
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54%
52
55%
15,200
20%
20%
20
20%
21,700
19%
19"%
20%
20
20%
8,300
118%
119%
118%
119%
68%
69%
68%
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Gladding McBean
Alden
53%
20%
19%
1
common
54
20%
5
Co
49%
4
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Co
Cement
Gimbel Brothers
& Co
♦99
100%
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19%
119
6,100
68
68
1,200
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100
117%
.
100
20
20
19%
3,300
5
19%
20%
1
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15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
5,600
13
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
5,400
10
Globe-Wernicke
Goebel
*94%
7
24%
common_83%c
Glidden Co
11% Dec
20
97
25
Co
6
16% Oct
Dec
Gillette
20
69% Apr
92
100
Products
95% Feb
96
49
91 %
1
Portland
50% Jan
19
*48%
90%
36%
2.50
Getty Oil Co
6
65% Sep
Jan
75%
50
47%
3.33%
Inc
23
11
88
6%
106%
1
preferenoe
Genesco
Giant
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7
•
10
6.67
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preference
5 % %
Gerber
2
May 19
90/2
No par
Service
(series B)
Tele & Electronics
55% Jun
21
♦48%
92
Georgia-Pacific
21
74%
50
90
Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
75/4 May 24
3
3,700
80%
15
preferred
Sep
50% Jan
45
$1.30
$5
134,200
107%
107%
General
100
450
45%
Telephone Co of Florida—
General
12 % Oct
27% May 11
34%
113
45
107
No par
General Railway Signal
General Refractories—!
General Steel Industries
24/4 Jan
33%
*112
45%
107%
Co
preference
Public
34
113
106%
No par
Public
General
44%
300
No par
series
preferred
General
113
43
44%
Advertising
convertible
33%
34%
113
65
*42%
44%
Equipt Corp
54% Jan
10
22
9
50%
Precision
22
Jun
22% Mar
15,100
48%
General
66% Jun
79% Jun
'72,400
1
Corp
Cement
45
66%
3,900
82%
Portland
20
35,700
No par
Outdoor
28
18
36%
81
General
25
11%
36%
64%
General
Sep
18%
36%
V '
'
81%
10
57% Sep
43% Oct
35
.«
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260
43
preferred
$3.75
3,000
80
General
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2,100
7
'
64
64%
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100
Motors Corp common—_l%
$5 preferred
No par
5%
30
6%
7
42%
DAY
37
107% Jan
6
29%
30
x6%
800
4,200
66%
MEMORIAL
HOLIDAY
113
Aug 22
7
80%
43
EXTRA
1
Instrument
41%
80%
5
General
1,800
79%
Co
Corp
Corp
Foods
31
23
104
General
21
40 V* Dec
55% Jan
General Electric
General Finance
55% Apr
101 % Jan
111
3
460
9%
80%
29%
7
.
70 /4 Sep
4,100
98%
41
29%
5
7,400
82
29%
General Dynamics
Corp
7%
98
99%;:/
30
1,400
'
41%
41
6%
77%
20
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27
23 %
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80
2
27
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9%
41 %
1
400
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20
Gen
12%
9%
9%
19%
100
900
*12%
7%
7%
No par
Corp com
preferred
General Cigar Co Inc
2
30% Apr
77%
5
1st
24%
96%
76%
100
x9%
100
24%
23%
77%
99
No par
JtJancshares
5/8...
x23%
24
76%
5
preferred
97
*96
5
Transportation—1.25
2
31
5%
pref
voting
50
Contract Finance Corp
General Controls Co
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5%
5
24%
17% May
11
7,400
3,300
54
1
General
4%
17%
28%
54
com_IIHl
3b Ve
5
23
Jan
9% May 15
17/4
28%
55%
Corp
American
$4.50
General
General
May 22
17%
28%
54%
preferred
conv
General
7% Jan
15% Oct
$0.60
General
3
18% Jan
17%
28%
55
Acceptance
General
3
97
17%
28%
55
convertible
10/4 Mar
4
33% Sep
24
4%%
17%
28
5
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries Inc
86 % Mar
21% Apr
6
Jan
1
IZ-5
Gamble Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
May 26
27
Aug 24
82
8
11
July 22
9 % Jan
96% May 25
27
Co
7 % May 24
75
5
-80% July
12
Gabriel
Inc
5
Brewing Co
15,200
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
4,800
10
63%
64%
63%
64
62%
63%
22,100
Tire & Rubber_:
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
41%
42
41%
42
41%
41%
29,600
48%
49%
49%
50%
50%
51%
70
71%
70%
72%
70%
72
2%
2%
2%
Goodrich Co
1
(B F)
Goodyear
2%
29
28% Oct
Jan
3
51 % Jun
32 % Sep
29
44% Jan
4
35% Jan
4
75% May 10
1% Oct
26
3 % Jan
15
1% Jan
3
7% Dec
15
10% Jan
15
7% Jan
3
9% Jun
1
6% Jan
4
11% Apr
18
Granby Mining Co Ltd
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
5
40% May 17
Grand
5
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
5,300
52% Jun
2
Granite
6.25
50%
52%
52
52%
52%
52%
8,900
39% Apr
3
Grant
—2.50
x28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
30%
100
x78%
79
79
200
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
2,700
Co—1
49%
49%
49%
50%
49%
50%
No par
24%
25
24%
25/a
25
25
25
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
46%
47
46%
47%
46%
46%
6,400
47%
4.9%
46%
47%
45%
46%
16,500
5% May 10
Oct
26
Feb
30
24% Sep
74
Jan
7% Oct
30% Sep
20
17
7
11
8 % Jan
6
32% Apr
27
12
26
Jan
41% Aug 24
35 % Jan
17
15
25 % Jan
3
18
32
Jun
80
31
Aug 25
8
15% Jan
27
41 % Jan
26% Jan
75% Jan
8
18
Jan
35% Jan
4
80
3
19 % Apr
3
3
51% Apr
10
28% Apr
Mar
Dec
16
26
19 Za Jan
3
37
Oct
24
52% Jan
4
48% Jan
3
69
42 %
May 10
53% Jan
5
46
Jan
3
51 % Feb
31% Jan
23
18
22% Oct
26
24
May 11
128 % Jan
4
187/s Dec
19
34% Aug
12
32% Feb
15
28% Jan
143
139
Aug 19
32% Mar 14
19% Oct
17
82
Jan
19
22% Jan
4
24% Aug 29
97
17% Dec
23
29
Jan
15
61/4 Oct
11
72
Jan
11
26% July 25
37
Jan
4
For
footnotes,
,r
-
see page
Jan
3
Co
common
preferred
Great Atlantic
Gt
Northern
Great
&
Stores
Pacific
Paper
Ry
Green
May 19
96 % May 24
35% Jan
10
25% May
3
32% Jan
3
74% May 12
42% May
8
4
Financial
Sugar
preferred
7%
(H
L)
Shoe
Greyhound
4%%
Co_
Co
Western
Green
Tea
Iron Ore Prop
Northern
Great Northern
Great
3
26.
3%%
1
Jan
67
(W T)
Western
'
1
City Steel
Great
27
18
1
common
Co_
Grayson-Roblnson
35% Mar 20
Mar 22
29% Apr
18% Jan
23
Union
39% Jun
13
90
1
7
Mar 22
(W R) & Co
$0.60 convertible preferred_No
par
145V2 May 26
30% May 24
3
4
20
Aug 19
34% Sep
6,
Grace
Graham-Paige Corp
53% May 17
5
Jan
19% Jan
25% Feb
2
May 25
Co
No par
Corp
com
Corp
common
Corp
9%
*78
9%
9%
9%
*78
79
6,800
15,700
53,500
3,700
37%
38
143 %
145
6,900
7,800
18,400
2,800
1,000
38%
39%
144
143%
144%
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
28 7/8
17,400
3
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
2,700
25%
26/a
3
100
l
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil
9%
•
2%
1
Manufacturing Co
preferred
9%
3
loo
No par
Inc
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
2%
8.33%
38%
39%
144
*
26
26%
26
94%
93
93
92%
33%
34%
34
35%;
34%
24%
24%
24 y8
24%
73%
70
37%
37%
*93
*72
37%
26%
92%
6,200
70
10,000
40
35%,
32,000
24
24%
2,200
70
71%
71%
200
39%
39
39%
42.500
,
The Commercial and
(2448)
20
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1 9««
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
YORK
Highest
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Gulf
States Utilities
Par
Co—
'
,
8
82
Jan
84% Jan
38% Jun
23
35 Va Jan
16
6
27% Feb
86% Aug 26
85 Va Jan
11
7
9lVaOct
7
86 Va Jan
4
94
91% Mar
3
93% Apr
,
87 Va May 18
Jan
4
97 Va Jan
11
24l/a Sep
28
97
Aug 12
103 % Nov 15
91
19
36 % Dec 29
103 Va Aug
102
Feb
Jan
9
33 Va Jan
12
Feb
21
Common
88% Apr
16
102
40
27
$4.20
dividend
May 15
$4.40
dividend
$4.44
dividend
104
10
Mar
105 Va Feb
2
14
49 Va Mar 29
AND
SALE
PRICES
100
*85%
preferred
100
91%
preferred
100
Friday
June 1
June 2
39 Va
38V2
38%
38%
Shares
38%
7,100
85%
85%
*85%
87
10
91Va
92 J/a
92%
*91 %
93%
20
*92
93%
92
92 V2
*92
93%
100
*102
103 V2
♦103
*104
104 %
104
,.-2.50
Co
the Week
87
100
45
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
'
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
HIGH
Weaiiesiiay
May 3'1
38%
dividend preferred
$5.08
May 30
No par
dividend
$5
Tuesday
May 29
'
46:.
104
45%
*103
104 V2
*103
%
47
50
104
%
105
46%
110
47%
6,000
H
Feb
24
35% Jan
3
48
24
Nov
4
Sep
26
53 Va Jan
30
51 Va Jan
4
42% Jan
3
19
25 Va Jan
4
55
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
Water
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
Co
Hall
Printing Co
31% Apr
39% May 18
(W
F)
4
22'A Jan
6
28% Feb
88% Jun
7
106 Va Jan
6
93 Va Jan
3
112 Va Feb
13
26'A Jun
20
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
32% Apr
11
47 V» Jun
21
37% Feb
15
Hammond
57 % Jan
5
47 >A Jan
3
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
5
28% Nov
42
25
July
5
Oct
24
34 % Oct
121
27
129
Jan
30 Va Mar 14
9
58 Va Mar 28
128
May 24
Hamilton Watch
4%
Co
convertible
Organ
1
Refrac
50 Va Dec
16
Jan
6
71% Apr
12
Harris-Intertype
26% Sep
2
24 '/a Jan
4
35
28
Harsco
18'/2 Oct
29% Jan
11
20% Jan
3
27 Va May 18
Aug 31
23% Jan
23
33 Va Feb
17
Hart
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
20
37 Va Feb
27
Hat Corp of America
5%
preferred
31
22'A May 26
8% Oct
26
27
11% Jan
6
43% Mar 15
Chemical
Schaffner
77
Jan
5
47 Va Apr
27
Jan
4
84
Aug 30
37 Va Feb
17
55
Dec
19
Hayes
Industries
3
71 Va Mar 21
Heinz
(H J)
Jan
3
87
8)
Mar 16
3.65%
46% Apr
24
50 Va Jan
3
82 Va
May 17
Heller
7
5
40
Mar 14
Helme
(G W)
32 Va Jan
18
36
Aug
5
34
Jan
4
37
May 17
13 Va Dec
1
20
Jan
4
14
Feb
2
21% Apr
17
Hercules
13
82% Dec
8
79
Jan
3
98
Jan
23
Hercules
Powder
108
Jan
6
13
lllVa Aug 26
3
112% May
3
70
Dec
20
67% Jan
4
9
119%
Dec
9
112'A Jan
4
38 Va Feb
1
67
Dec
21
61VA Jan
17
18 Va Oct
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
36% Mar 17
53
Apr
4
24% July 13
23% Jan
28% Apr
21
18
76
Mar
15 Va Mar
8
60 Va May 11
68
92 Va Feb
16
120
12% Dec
1
19
29 Va Oct
19
23% Feb
1
Aug 22
66
Jan
July 13
117
Jan
21
78
Jan
23
161 Va May
66 Va
66%
64%
34%
34%
34%
257/a
26 Va
26 Va
26%
10
10
40c
6
70
Jan
3
140
7 Va Feb
7
16
Apr
20
6
9% Nov
16
23
May 20
28% Feb
1
42% Sep
29
37
37 Va Jan
4
30 V4 Jan
10
28% Apr
30% July
6
24% Jan
12
5
I6V4 Jan
3
29% May 10
13
5
9% Jan
4
11 % Mar 13
30% July
7
30% Oct 13
29% Apr
19
40 %
May 26
29% Feb
6
31
May 31
51
Jan
5
67
Mar 16
39
14% Dec
Jun
1
56
Jan
Dec
22
43% Mar 22
30
40
Apr
28
May 18
52% Oct
20
41% Apr
4
53% Jan
40% Jun
2
67% Dec
19
65% Jan
3
92
27% Oct
25
41 Va Jan
May 19
16
May 31
pfd
Hotels
Holly Sugar
Corp
Homestake
Honolulu
4
34 % Jan
3
40% Mar 16
83% Feb
7
90
Apr
19
20
2
25 ya
May 15
Hoover Ball &
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
Apr
Hotel
30
,.21
Jan
14
16
Sep
16'A Oct
16% Jan
5
19
Mar 10
10
22 Va Jan
4
16% Jan
3
38 Va Feb
10
36'A Jan
13
39
27
35% Dec
19
49 Va May 15
Mar
7
70 Va Jan
4
79
77
Jan
8
88
Dec
16
85 Va Sep
93
Sep
65 Va Jan
21
Aug
19 % Mar 20
Mar 13
5%
74% Jan
4
80
Apr
14
82 V2 Jan
23
85
Apr 25
4%
13
88 Va Jan
10
92
May 23
4.40%
10
110
Household
?%%
90% Dec
13
86% Jan
19% Jun
30
12% May
2
15% Mar 23
24% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
23% Apr
7
Howe
43 Va Jun
29
54 Va Jan
14
45
Jan
3
58 % May
8
Hudson
24 Va Mar 14
40% Dec
16
35 % Jan
3
56% May 25
Hunt
84 Va Feb
25
94
Sep
14
90% Jan
10
99 % May 24
5%
90 % Aug
24
93 Va Dec
27
92% Jan
6% Oct
25
13% Jan
11
8
Jan
4
99
26
Houston
*36
37
36%
3 6 Va
5%
Hupp
28
10
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
16 Va Oct
27
21% Jan
7
17 % Jan
3
20% Apr
17V4
17
17
1,200
96%
94
9 6'A
4,900
*110%
111%
111%
*111
30 Va May 31
32% May 16
151%
62 Va
63%
62%
a.0
31%
Jit.*
-k
25'A Apr
28
31 Va Jan
Ideal
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
41
80
*74
80
'A
112
*74
153
63%
10
80
153 Va
-—J.
155 'A
62'A
63
—
1,000
5,700
25%
25%
25
25%
25Va
25%
700
1
39 Va
40%
31 Va
39
37%-
38%
17,400
___1
Corp.
25%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26'A
6,000
100
*69
69
No par
*135
137
9%
2.50
37%
..25
29V2
50c
25%
5
A
10 Va
%
*69
69%
*69%
135
*128
69%
*128
135
9%
9%
38
36%
37%
29 Va
29%
29Va
*29%
29%
300
26
25 %
25%
24%
25%
6,900
10%
10 Va
10%
10 Va
10%
1,400
39
2,100
9%
39
91/4
9%
10
40
40%
39%
38V4
30%
31
311/4
*30 V4
1
56%
58 Va
57
58%
55%
39
39
39
Inc
*38
*30'A
1,200
37%
37
30
common
5,200
200
311/4
57
*37
6,000
39V4
100
12.50
44 Va
44%
441/4
44%
441/2
44 Va
5,000
10
91 Va
92
91 %
91%
89
911/4
14,500
37
11,200
35 %
36%
35%
87 V2
*86 Va
23%
231/4
23%
23 V*
23%
1,800
5%
5 '/a
5%
51/4
5%
10,400
common.j.5
35%
37
No par
X86V2
86
5
23%
common__l
5 Va
preferred
♦18
25
common__3
preferred
Va
18%
18%
1
.*50
*38%
common__No par
47%
18 %
*86
18%
18%
*38
40
48%
18%
18%
*18
48%
10
18 Va
200
18%
18 Va
*39
40
48%
,
88
5,400
40
>
48
48%
1,600
100
79 Va
79%
78%
79 Va
*78 V2
80
90
100
*84%
85
84'A
841/4
*83Va
85%
50
100
*91
93
93
*91
93
No par
Corp
1
Co
.1
*
& Sm
Indust
Inc
5
com
100
R
100
:
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 V2
12%
2,000
CLOSED
CLOSED
19%
19%
19%
19%
19Va
19%
10,500
53 Va
53%
53«A
531%
53%
53%
1,600
55%
7,400
107 Va
convertible pfd series A
.50
Refrigerator Co
1091/4
109
110
107%
109
5,100
EXTRA
MEMORIAL
55%
56 %
56 Va
54%
56'/a
HOLIDAY
DAY
97%
98%
*98
99
98V4
99
99
*98
99
*98
*98
130
99
*38
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
38 Va
10%
__1
common
*91
EXCHANGE
Ltd_.No par
series
Idaho
21% J my
5%
112
153 Va
series A
Hussmann
40
17
*74
Corp
Bay Min
Corp
2,800
11,400
95%
150 %
preferred
1
21
1 500
39%
17
par
Lighting & Power
<fc
78%
97%
No
America
Stores
69
7 8 Va
17
Bearing Co
Sound
6 81/4
39%
*
93%
par
preferred
May
*36
37
691/4
2 1/12
common
Finance
Foods
11% Apr
38% Feb
32
39%
preferred
Howard
2
1
79%
39
preferred
13 Va Dec
5,700
-
68 Va
preferred
11% Mar 30
85
78%
Corp
convertible
33% Jan
*83%
38%
1
of
85
81%
preferred
convertible
$2.25
*83%
71
Houdaille-Industries Inc
9
Jun
67 Va
Va
38
Winston
Chemical
Corp
39 'A
79%
$4.25 preferred
19
7
A..1
Corp
13
38 Va
800
Mining
Oil
Sep
36 Va Mar 17
40
1,700
issued
90% Sep
10
39
83
class
series
convertible
26
6
42%
*82
(conv)
Rinehart &
2
3
*42 Va
preferred-No
Corp
12
4Va Jan
42%
4,600
14%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
Hooker
*42%
...5
pfd
conv
20% Dec
5
2,300
56%
5
81 Va Feb
Mar
800
9%
141/4
preferred series A
2nd
When
26%
9%
5 6'A
Corp
5%
2 6'A
26%
9%
14%
Co
Holt
26
26%
10
Chem
Newport
5 Va %
26%
26%
preferred__25
Hewlett-Packard
Hilton
26
57%
...
Heyden
$4%
4,900
14%
Co
3 Va %
1,600
34%
5 6'A
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Hill
64%
341/4
1
Hertz
Mar 22
63V4
34%
100
A
7
Jan
42%
30
65%
15
1
Hershey Chocolate
28% Mar 30
3
3
2,800
58
No par
5
68% Apr
3,400
55
127%
14%
common
class
conv
34%
54V2
127%
57
preferred
$2
1,500
9%
42 ;u
40
55
300
30%
34Va
129 Va
5
Industries
common
non-cumulative
5%
34%
54%
*42'/a
25
103
30%
.8.33%
Motors
61% Apr
55 Va Apr
34V4
*127%
1
.
25
*100
30%
55%
(W E) '& Co
29% Jan
104 Va Dec
34%
251/4
103
30'A
...
100
16
7%
34%
50
common..
33 % July
Curtis
DAY
1,600
5
preferred
Helene
MEMORIAL
*100
30%
7,300
38%
129%
Inc___
Co
29 Va May 12
74% May 25
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
25'A
25
102
30%
63%
551/4
38
537/a
common
Haveg Industries Inc
16 Va Apr
Jan
25
*100
*62%
X55
38%
*127%
Marx
11
49% Feb
13
CLOSED
63Va
56
55
,5
Co
&
38 % May 22
9V» May 25
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
*62%
x38%
:__1
Corp
Corporation
Harshaw
EXCHANGE
55 Va
39
1.25
24
Feb
STOCK
100
7.50
com
preferred
21% May 24
46
100
STOCK
-2.50
Co
Harbison-Walker
6%
1
common
preferred-.
63%
54 Va
38 %
5
_5
Hammermill Paper Co
21% Dec
*62%
25
...
'
38
38%
38
38
20
19%
20
19'A
19%
17,000
400
5
19 Va
___5
30%
30%
30 Vi
30%
30 Va
30%
7,600
5
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29 %
9,400
No par
41 Va
41%
41
41%
40%
411/4
'7,800
72
73
7l3i
72%
71%
71%
3,400
43
43
3,200
I
Jan
43 Va
27
May 22
Power
Co
Cement
....
Co.
Illinois
Central
Illinois
Power
RR
Co
27i
62% Dec
30
58
Jan
39% Jan
18
43
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
43 Va Apr
4
4.08%
preferred
50
*42 Va
43
*42%
43
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
43 Va Jan
20
44 Va Jan
30
4.26%
preferred
50
♦44
44%
*44
44%
*44
44%
45% Jan
22
49% Aug
9
46 Va July 27
44% Aug 15
48% Feb
23
49% Jan
25
4.70%
preferred
50
*48 Va
49 V*
*48%
49 %
*48 Va
49 V4
*46 Va
47 Va
*46%
47 %
*46
*44
44 Va
*44
44%
*44
42% Jan
4
Feb
11
31% Nov
22
38% Feb
17
41
57% Aug 23
50% Dec 27
44% Jan
23
76 Va May
4
8
43 Va Jan
18
47% Apr 12
44.% May 22
32% Jan
23
50% May
50
10
64 Va
Jan
4
May 26
4.42%
65
Sep
28
145
Dec
13
36 Va May
29 Va Oct
29
Feb
34 Va Nov
8 Va Feb
25
86 Va Apr
19
5% Jan
71% Jan
3
88
Jan
7
Jan
18
147
50'/a Jan
5
40 Va Jan
3
49% Mar
25
43% Jan
15
33 Va Jan
3
56
5
35% Dec
23
35% Jan
30
43
29
49'/a Jun
15
154
Feb
2
93
21
Nov
1
34% Feb
July 11
18
145
preferred
General
Sep
23
139 Va Feb
2
Feb
8
69% Jan
12
17 Va Aug
50% Jan
148 Va
Mar
Jan
20
6
24
3
May 17
Indianapolis Power &c Light_.No par
63%
64 Va
S
De
100 pesos
6%
Steel
Inspiration Consolidated
19
Insuranshares
Ctfs
17
Interchemical
Corp
Am-
12
21% Jan
3
May 19
Apr
27% May 31
'4
u
<t .1
3>',
19
42% Jan
3
Aug 25
142 Vb Jan
4
149 % Apr
27
Jan
5
21
25
77% Jan
3
50 Va Apr
82
Apr
34
80
54 % Mav 17
20
4%%
Iron
International
Int'l
4%
3
36 Va
58% Jan
3
81 % May
12% Aug
4
21% Feb
19
15 V2 Jan
4
22% May 11
International Packers
30% Dec
22
31% Dec
30
30% Jan
3
36 % May 17
International
86% Jan
8
94 Va Aug
15
93% Feb
7
95% May 11
9% Dec
30
19% Mar
2
10
Feb
6
14% Feb
6
70 Va Mar
2
54% Feb
7
69 % Mar 28
22 % Dec
23
26% Dec
14
21% Jan
23
Oct
24
41% Jun
20
26
Jan
12
7
139 Va Jan
8
95
Jan
3
33 Va Jan
58
32 Va Dec
20
38
44 Va
Apr
28
60% Dec
30 Va Apr
32
Feb
25
35
17
48% Dec
30
32 Va Feb
17
38,Va Jan
45% Apr
15
Aug 24
16
Jan
5
24
May 10
17
58 %
May 31
Dec
22
2lVaDcc
4
9
Zl
Shoe..
3
96
International
Silver
4
60% Apr
4
11
40 % Jan
12
46% Mar 13
49
Mar 29
51% Jan
4
98% Apr
1
29% May 25
20 % Jan
4
26
4
17
May 19
May 19
New
Rectifier
485
493
486
26%
93
26 %
26 %
26%
490
487 Va
52 Va
53%
147
146%
147 %
48
49
48%
*81
82
53%
53
43%.
44'/4
92%
5
146%
*42%
44%
93
44'/a
100
2,400
492
52%
147
1,300
33,100
53%
14,600
147 %
1,110
48%
48%
12,600
82
*81
v:
49
82
82
100
35
33%
34%
337/a
34 Va
1,100
78%
77 Va
78
75%
76%
19,000
20 Va
20 %
20
20%
20
20'%
5,403
32%
33
32-%
33 %
32%
33 %
46,700
94 Va
96%
95
95
94%
94%
.1
Corp
29%
29%
29%
30%
25
*38%
39 Va
*38%
39%
<fe
33%
49% May 31
Iowa-Illinois
43 Va May 17
Iowa
37%
7,400
1,000
37%
4,900
28%
30
2,700
39 Va
39%
100
100"
58%
58%
58
58%
13,600
46 Va
46 %
45%
45%
1,000
48 Va
48%
49
49
48%
49
700
84
85%
78%
83%
80 Va
82
5,50)
28 Va
28%
26%
28
26%
27%
8,100
24%
A
24%
24 %
24%
7,700
Va
A
is
%
328,600
52%
52 Va
52 %
52%
%
49 >A
*48%
3
30% May 17
Island Creek Coal common...
115 Va Jan
3
19% Feb
10
122% May 10
24% Feb 20
Co
5
.
24
24%
r
32
53
53
600
Co___l
48
49 %
48%
48%
800
.10
Electric
42
42%
42
42
42 %
421/4
1,000
50c
28%
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
10,400
Light Co
;
Breaker
37%
59%
3.50
3
preferred
37%
104
25
10
Circuit
32%
46 %
Co.
&
27 Va
104
58 Va
______
Gas
105
46 Va
1
Power
103
par
preferred
&
33%
106
com__5
Teleg.No
Corp
41% Jan
$6
7,500
33 %
87 Va
38% Jan
I-T-E
27%
28 %
87 Va
1
Light
&
1,040
37%
Utilities
Power
Power
32%
2,100
56%
37 Va
issued
Elec
27 %
10
55 Va
No par
Rights
Iowa
29%
10
57%
33%
Dept Stores
Interstate
28%
300
10%
%
104%
55
4
10
55
10c
3
Mav
12
61
8.33V3
convertible
Interstate
When
10
57%
.1
Co
common
International
$2
*
common_____25
preferred
International Telep
1
Co
5
♦119
20%
*117
121
20%
20 Va
121
20%
*119
20%
121
21V4
3,000
J
12% Dec
1
Jan
12
Jan
3
17% Mar
13
18% Jan
7
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
11
Jefferson
26
87
Aug 22
80% Jan
27
Feb
14
Jersey Cent Pwr <5t
48% Feb
14
20
40% Oct
24
52% Apr
76% Jan
22
83
8% Mar
27 %
43%
77%
7%
10% Oct
53% May
*42%
No par
76'A Jan
44% Jan
4,300
26%
100
International
33 % Jan
7
124
52 Va
34 %
:
37% May 18
44% Jan
Sep
Oct
51
44%
of Cent Amer com—No par
preferred
3
2
44% Jan
/an
18
5%
Resistance
27
21% Jan
Aug 29
Int'l Rys
Salt
39% Jun
7
115
52%
*91 Va
No par
International
32% Apr
40
36% Jan
52
5
Limited
International
11
32% Mar
Oct
10
9,100
93
common___2.50
International
32% Jan
36% Mar
Paper
preferred
7
27
42 % Jan
$4
17
Apr
46% Aug 26
43
Dec 21
20
5,100
48%
No par
Mining Corp...
11
,30 May 31
33% Jan
84
152
48%
44
No par
of Canada
42 Va Apr
26'/a Jun
18Va Jun
600
2,000
48%
43%!
com
83
*145
145
43%
Machines__5
35% Apr
123% Mar
26% May 11
33% Jun
85 %
7
1
91 Va Dec
40
83
100
25% Jan
Dec
6%
*91%
100
30
55
6%
5,700
48 Va
*42%
Chemical
21
Nickel
64 %
5
common
&
26% Dec
Int'l
64 %
145
1
1
preferred
International
64%
1
59 Va Dec
8
*63%
103
5
May 16
45%
48%
55%
common
Business
Minerals
85 Va
152
X53%
preferred
Int'l
7
Coppcr__20
Inc
20
47% Sep
48
Corp.
Harvester
7%
*145
preferred
Interlake
85 Va
100
No par
Co
95
18
6%
No par
common
preferred
Inland
44%'
43 7/a
Mexico
A
Ingersoll-Rand
47%
44%
6%
47
Electrica
70
43%
44 Va
47% Apr
Jan
50
1
38% Mar 13
36% Aug 24
Oct
.50
...
Corp
90
447
29
Feb
2
86
38 Va
8
3
15
common
preferred
4.20%
Indiana
Industria
5% July 11
Co
13
6
9
Sep
13
82
Jan
6
62% May 31
55% Feb
13
79
73% Jan
4
Dec
18% Dec
1
13
5
For footnotes, see page 26.
14
15 % Jan
3
8*
2
Mar 23
83% Feb
7
74% May 22
110% Mar
28 Va Feb
7
15
Jewel
Lake
Tea
Co
Inc
4%
Jonathan
Johnson.
Logan Inc
18%
17 Va
84
84%
*83%
1
common
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
<Sc
17%
66%
67 Va
65%
66%
83 %
83 %
83 %
83%
1
pfd__l00
3%%
Johnson
15 Va
16
18
85
5
Sulphur Co
Lt
16
15%
16%
84
100
Jaeger Machine Co
I
j*
;
15%
66'/i
*82
15%
1,300
17%
9,400
130
85
66 V4
2,900
110
84
5
71%
72
71%
72
71 V»
72-.
5
94
96
Va
91
94
89%
91%
2,300
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
5,200
50c
.
8,500
'
Volume
Number 6061
193
.
.
The
.
Comrikercicil
and Financial Chronicle
(2449)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 15)00
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
95% Mar
8
56% Jan
11 Va Dec
8
18% Jun
21
47% Jan
8
3
13
13
29 % Oct
Jan
Jan
3
38% Jan
4
3
96
99 % Aug 24
NEW
YORK
Highest
3
73% May 22
101 % Apr
Jones
17
&
5%
21,/2May26
48
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Laughlin Steel
(Earle M)
AND
SALE
HIGH
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
May 30
May 31
June 1
June 2
72%
100
100%
100%
1
20 VB
21
__1
42 VB
72%
73%
42%
Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
gales for
,
Tuesday
May 29
common_10
preferred series A
Jorgensen
Mar 20
Par
the Week
Shares
72%
73%
100%
OO
73%
14,700
101%
21
20'A
20%
4,000
41%
,
101 Va
20 Vb
42%
42%
43%
2,600
47
6,100
140
K
32
Sep
29
54% Jan
6
37% Jan
13
86
Oct
5
111% Jan
5
96
Jan
23
108% Apr
42% Jan
12
6
44% Jan
11
48% Jun
13
103% Jan
18
101
Sep
47
122 Va Jan
30
105 % Oct
Mar
74
Jan
1
4% %
May 19
4%%
convertible
4%%
(ser
11
110% Jan
18
29
58% Jan
17
17
75 % Jan
9
79 % Apr
11
20
84% Jan
27
86 % Anr
12
6
Jan
90
Oct
85% Feb
9
90
29
79% Jan
37% Sep
16
43% Feb
9
54% July
31% Feb
23
10
of 1959),conv
preferred
95% Mar 28
4.50%
preferred
4
88
Mar 22
4.20%
preferred———
3
91% Anr
3
82% Mar 22
10
39% May
3
4%
50% Jan
4
6038 May
2
Kansas
Gas
37% Jan
8
;
39% Aue 24
3
48% Apr
3
Kansas
Power &
&
Jan
July 11
12% Jan
24% May 13
Kayser-Roth
Apr
6
51% Dec
30
50% Jan
11
65% Jun
25
50% Jan
6
31% Feb
23
37% May 26
13
30% Aug
17
25% Jan
3
44% May 15
Kendall
Oct
71% Oct
25
100% Jan
6
73% Jan
3
46% Sep
30
55% Jan
8
52
4
Jan
21
28% Nov
July 22
2
94'A May 16
Kennecott
Kern
9
18
26% Jan
4
57% May
3
48% Apr 17
32 % Jan
31% Nov
7
46% Jan
5
4
11
89% Dec
20
82
Jan
9
93
Feb
12
18% Dec
21
16"% Jan
7
26% Apr
10
9
6
25
Jun
2
27% Feb
46% Jan
4
36
Jan
3
46% May 17
7
82 Va Apr
11
78
Jan
3
84% May 24
31% Jan
4
68 % Mar 30
34% May 19
Kresge
26 Vs Jan
19
Kress
Kroehler
14% Feb
17
36% Dec
27% Sep
29
33
Jan
12
Jan
3
19"% Jun
10
34% Jan
6
20% Apr
20
28
11% Dec
5
20% Jan
8
11% Jnn
3
Jan
28
36% Mar
2
29% Jun
1
34% Apr
Oct
21
36
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
38 % Feb
23
18'A Feb
14
K
V
87%
87 Va
*86
93 Va
EXTRA
MEMORIAL
HOLIDAY
DAY
,
93 Va
94
*38%
58%
59 Va
45
—8.75
*86
94
38 Va
94
89
*87%
*89
140
89
91
77%
76 %
77
39
38'%
38%
700
58
59
58%
58%
2,800
45
45
45%
45%
9,600
8.300
1,300
22%
21%
21%
21%
22
65
65%
65
65%
65%
66
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
37 Va
43%
44%
44%
44%
43%
44%
——8
88
88 Va
2.50
72%
74 Va
com—1
52 Va
53%
preferred-—25
38%
__No par
Industries
prior
Wire
30
94
91
77
1,300
'
87%
45
21%
1
*41
8 8'A
Va
1,600
5,200
4,700
.
89%
88
89
72%
73 V*
72%
73%
5,100
50 V4
52%
49 Va
51%
39,300
38 %
37
38 y4
36%
37
1
8,700
3,300
41%
40%
41
5
83%
84
83'A
83%
83
84
7,500
_1
22%
23 Va
22%
22%
22%
23
1,900
100 Q
25 Vb
25
25 Vb
800
10
45%
45%
4,300
Co
1
*39 Va
40%
600
J)
25 Vb
25%
45%
45 Vb
45%
83
83%
83%
83%
1
Inc__
25 Vb
44%
100
common
55
56 Va
54%
55 Vb
53%
54%
10.200
32%
33
32%
33 Va
33%
33%
v,200
20%
21
10
21 Va
10
21%
21 r
*83
21'A
84
150
7,100
5
Sutherland
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,100
30
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
18,600
5
Paper Co
12%
1
Mfg Co
Co
P
78
*86
CLOSED
38'%
(S S) Co
(S H) & Co
Kroger
69%
78
_1
Oil
(E
69'A
78
*89
preferred
Korvette
6
25
4%
CLOSED
69%
*77
No par
Co
Copper—
Koppers Co Inc
16
25% Oct
121
69
78%
*87%
.
2
7
*117
69%
50c
Keystone Steel &
24
31% Jan
124
500
78%
89
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
25 % Dec
Jan
*117
2,100
69%
?!
*77%
!T_
conv
34 % Oct
77
124
600
48%
STOCK
77%
County Land Co___
4% %
10
16% Dec
?117
106%
*47
EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*89
Corp
Kerr-McGee
42% May 23
62 % Feb
120
106
48%
50
Co
77% May
47% May 24
120
107
*87 %
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
23
121
100
Light Co
11
3
120
__100
Electric
30% Oct
16 Va
121
No par
com
preferred
non-cum
36
12
*120
100
4.35% preferred
Kansqs City Southern
Jan
36
48
100
6
11
45%
107
47
pfd__100
Jan
85
46%
108
47
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co coin_No par
3.80%
preferred
100
4%
46
•106
100
preferred
68'% Jan
8
34% July 12
8
May 22
47%
100
50
88% Jan
July 28
62% Sep
117% May
47 VB
33 %
preferred
92% Feb
5
95% Oct
82% Mar 18
Corp
preferred
•
87
80 % May 23
Chem
&
convertible
Jan
71
Alum
4%%
79% Aug
8
25
86 % Jan
122
Kaiser
25
59 % Dec
125
3
45
May
49% May 23
37%
38
37%
38%
37%
38
2,700
32%
2,500
L
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27
34
May 25
27% Mar 11
36 % Dec
21
45
Apt
21
45
Apr
27
27
22
Jan
25
28% Jan
4
50
May 31
2
23
% Jun
20
16
Jan
26
30
24% Jan
6
14% Jan
Mar 15
13 Va Jan
6
11% Jan
32 y4 Aug
1
27 Va May
Jun
Laclede Gas Co
21
4.32%
Lane
14% Dec
10
25 % Oct
25
1 % Dec
22
3% Mar 11
1 Va Jan
-
29% May
Lear
9
A
issued
50c
18% Apr
17
Lee
3
16% Apr
20
33% Feb
16
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
2% Mar 21
26
19% Jun
8
16 Va Jan
28
7% Jan
15
4% Jan
6% Mar 22
29% Jan 22
26% Jan
30
May
Lehman
2
48 % Apr
Rubber
Tire
&
21
25%
17%
5
32%
32
*47
53%
*47
47
47%
*30
33%
26 3A
17%
17%
Corp
29
28% Sep
9
70% Jan
22
48 Va Apr
28
5
Dec
6
10% Jan
4
91% Jan
78% M*y 19
140
Jan
4
23
61
5
59% Mar 16
6
42% May
Sep
23
24% Jan
43 % Sep
23
61% Jan
'
May
56% Apr
7%
4
9
14 Vb
14
14%
5,500
27%
27%
27 %
11,000
2
2 Va
2
1
par
*21 Vb
par
5 Vb
29%
38
41 Va
14 Vb
17
3
23% Jan
26
87 Va Jan
4
4
26 % Jan
26
45% Mar 30
Lockheed
19
5
15% Jan
10
32% Apr
18
17
19% Nov
17
30% Jan
4
8
140% Dec
27
43 % Dec
30
41% Jan
4
Aug 19
100 % Apr
26
13
Aug
Link Belt Co__.
35% Mar 29
May
Corp„_
Litton
Industries
30% Jan
13|
Jan
21
96
,
102
27% Feb
27
Lone
2
29
Apr
10
Lone Star
Jan
11
170
Apr
14
4.84%
22 Ve Jan
135
3
80
Jan
8
87 % Nov
22
85
Jan
81
Jan
20
90
Sep
14
87
42 Vs Sep
2
39 % Jan
3
142
1
136% Jan
4
Sep
Cement
Gas Co
Island
5%
series
(P)
Gas
&
14% Jan
3
Lowenstein
Jan
3
77
Lukens
16% Jan
3
20% Feb
49% Dec
6
91 Va Jan
4
53
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
May 17
23
\l-
42%
43
50%
i:.
49%
50%
14% ''*1-
1:4%
15
114,300
8,400
86 Va
87
86 %
*150%
7,100
18,400
87
151
151
152
140
50%
6,000
39%
37 %
38 %
37%
37%
13,000
53 Va
54
30
27%
157 Va
53 %
•
53%
2,000
31%
32
127'A
125%
128
42%
43%
40 %
42%
65,400
29'A
30 Va
30%
31%
22,600
;
24 Va
26%
157 Va
53 %
31%
125%
43%
29%
>
■]\
23%
'26%
*154
24%
24
27%
*155
52 %
53 %
103%
—100
*86%
88
*86 Va
88
100
*88%
90
*88 Va
90
7,100
18,400
'
26%
,10,700
165
51 %
•
22 200
24 V2
26%
164
*101%
*101%
*86%
90
110
53
4,900
103%
30
88
90
10
___5
51%
51%
51
51%
50%
51 %
12,500
143%
143%
*142
143 %
142%
142%
100
(Ky)_Nopar
58 Va
58%
58%
58 Va
58%
59 %
1,300
52
52%
50 Va
51%
50%
51%
3,400
Inc_——1
15%
15 Va
15%
15 %
15%
15 Va
2,600
3.33%
72%
74%
72 Va
73'A
73
74%
3,000
19
19 Va
19
19 V*
18%
19%
5,000
common
El Co
&
Nashville
(M)
Steel
•:
42 Vb
14%
—100
Co
Louisville
Jan
49% May
41%
54 %
preferred
Louisville
30
1
Mar
7%
700
50%
42%
23%
5
51%
32%
DAY
22
50 Va
130%
MEMORIAL
5
50 %
.
101%
preferred
Lorillard
EXTRA
10,600
53%
preferred—
May 25
87
29
HOLIDAY
8,200
35%
*21%
52 %
31 Va
CLOSED
29%
34%
101 Va
E
55% Apr
CLOSED
29 %
36 %
151
125 Va
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29 Va
35%
com—10
D
146
53%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29%
,
1
100
Co
preferred
series
8
4
100
series
18% Mar 28
22
20 % Jan
-10
4.35%
61 %
78% Jan
4
.
4.25%
58% Mar 28
52% July
7
Corp
common
Lighting
B
2
1
47% Dec
1
Mar
90
38%
1
preferred
conv
4
51
38% Feb
14% Dec
Star
Long
Feb
_1
87% Mar
Mar 29
34 y8 May 18
130% Mar 4
59% May
104
2.50
.
Inc
Aircraft Corp__
22% Feb
Feb
50 Va
-_5
Lionel
5
151
——5
50c
Loew's Theatres Inc
Feb
111
lb'o
44 Va Jan
143
i 85%
:25
com
:
5,900
5%
61%
14
;•
2
21%
42
50%
<11'V >
2
5%
5 Va
3 6 Va
SO
2 %
*21 Vb
22
28%
mob
5
preferred
4
2,800
14%
27%
,_7
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Ling-Temco Electronics-
32% Jan
18% May 11
Co
Libby_
34 Va Aug 10
96% Dec 20
4
12
14
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
3
10
Glass
17%
14 Va
No par
_
9
81% Jan
49% Jan
28
57% Jan
94% Mar
Stores Corp
McNeil &
19,600
27 Va
;
Libby
17%
25
14
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford
146% Jan
152
Products
7
17 Va
6,800
33
24%
27 Vb
l
Fink
2
4
18
12% Jan
Jun
13
Jan
Nov
20
15
Aug 31
151
46% Nov
Lerner
60% Mar
23% Jan
24
9% Oct
12%
&
46% May 22
Jan
46% Oct
22
Lehn
*30
25%
49
15
'
35% Jun
33
24%
53
47%
10
Co
Lehigh Valley Industries com
$1.50 conv pfd series A_
No
Lehigh Valley RR
No
22% Mar 22
3% Oct
*31
No par
Inc
3
4
44 Va
50
34
*48
32
55
32%
25
1
24
16% Sep
24% July 26
series
Bryant
When
13% May
4
common
preferred
50
& Sons
Co
.
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
j.10
M
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
12
38
May 17
114% Dec
28
124
Aug 16
115% Jan
6
119
Mar 21
6%
29% Oct
7
6
32% Jan
3
49% May 24
Mack
41% Dec
30
50% Jun
26
Mar
37% M'ar
79
Jan
52% Jan
49 % Feb
17
43
Jan
5
Dec
23
44% Jan
16
48
7
4
21
2
May 15
82 'A Jan
85% Aug 18
3
57
5
88 Va May
8
MacAndrews
'■
Forbes
&
Trucks
5%%
Macy
4%%
H)
Co
25% May 15
Madison Fund Inc
4
63 Va May 17
Magma
31% Feb
17
55
Jun
2
46
Jan
4
95% May
Magnavox Co
Oct
26
50% Jun
23
36% Jan
3
60
8
16% Jan
3
23% Mar 30
Mallory (P R) &
Manhattan Shirt
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Copper
17
19% July
19% Sep
26
27% Jan
18
21% Jan
3
30% Jun
1
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
4 Va Jan
3
5% Jan
27
Maracaibo
Oil
23% May 15
Maremont
18 3
Jan
4
12% Jan
4
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
16% Oct
25
3
40 % Jan
6
40% May 23
54% Dec
21
44% Feb
17
59
Dec
12
89% Jan
4
Mar 28
91 % Jan
Marine Midland
26% Feb
28
Jan
3
Va Jan
4
63% Mar 17
3
73
Marquette
88%
*87%
88 %
34
•
— —
.
.
y3
__
May 31
26
29% Feb
7
29% Jan
.
3
3
35 Vb May
5
96
Mar 28
39 Va May
1
'
38% Jan
6
53% Aug
1
26% Oct
19
40'A Oct
31
72 % Jan
5
78
Jan
19
79
65% Jan
4
71 Va
44 Va Jan
34% Mar 10
Marshall
When
2 4'A
24%
24 Va
24%
8,900
60%
56 Va
58%
55%
50%
11,700
17,300
91%
94'A
92%
94
93%
95
57
57%
57
59
57%
59
21%
22
22
22
22
22 %
4,300
29%
29%
29%
30%
29
30%
5,600
5
*5
5
Corp
22%
22%
22 Vb
22%
9,800
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
13,200
20%
20%
68
4
$3.75
Aug 26
79 Va May 15
$3.75
Aug 29
68
70
77 Va Aug 31
75% Jan
18
78% Mar 23
6
23% Jan
3
47% May. 15
Va Jan
3
51 Va May 19
12
18
Oct
5
25% Dec
31
July 29
44% Jan
18
22% Mar
7
403a Dec
21
36% Jan
6
71
26 V* Feb
3
41% Dec
21
37 V8 Jan
5
58% May 22
36
May 10
1
39% Apr
28% Sep
28
40% Jan
15
30
Jan
4
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
38% Apr 27
24% May 22
70
Dec
19
80 Vb Feb
29
71% Jan
4
120
94% Mar 16
103
33% May
._
94% Aug
5
Dec
8
85
Dec
27
86% Dec
30
86 % Jan
5
19
Nov
9
39 Va Jan
4
28% Jan
3
18
May
5
27% Nov
29
22 % Jan
26
28
Oct
24
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
99
:
33
May 19
26
Mav 19
May 31
161% May 22
45% May 19
39 % May
8
40% Apr
7
43 Vb Mar 22
Mays
preferred
W)
Maytag
MCA
95%
100
37%
38 Vb
32,000
32%
32
32%
3.600
x32
32%
53
54 Va
5
*77.
series—100
1
Inc
conv
15% Dec
31% Aug
28% Jan
7
4
48
Nov
28
88
20% Nov
21
73
Jan
Jan
Apr
McDermott
Ray)
6
Porcupine
(A
5
McKesson
2
McLean
19 V* Mar 17
44Va Jun
93
2
G)
&
&
Co
31% Apr
10
Medusa
Portland
3
35% Feb
28
Melville
Shoe
Jan
6
83% Jun
2
33 Vs Feb
16
21
14
Dec
8
84
2
Aug 31
■
footnotes,
80
see page
77% Jan
20
39% Apr
90% Apr
75
20
81
Feb
24% Mar 10
96 Va Jun
26
7
29
35
May 31
26.
Apr
20
37%
36%
4%%,
4%
preferred
Merck
$3.50
&
Co
22%
36%
21%
107%
36 Va
22%
11C
36%
36%
400
22%
22 Va
44,500
109%
110%
1,950
Inc
45%
44%
105 %
148
44%
36%
34%
35%
34%
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36
35%
36
35%
35%
1
A
No par
No par
Inc
—
Co
9
1
.
(1st series)
Inc
100
35%
Co
35
20
240
4,600
7,300
16,000
6,800
16
16%
16'A
16%
16 Vb
16 %
1,100
34
34%
34 Vb
34%
34%
34%
4,100
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
41
42%
41%
42 Vb
41%.
42%
5,400
7
7%
7Vb
7%
7%
7%
22,400
*18 %
18%
44%
44%
44
93%
*92
28%
*27%
18%
18%
44
44%
92
92
*92
500
18%
18%
200
Va
44%
6,200
93%
20
28
29
28
28
1,100
34%
34%
34
%
34 Va
34
34%
8,700
100
82%
82%
82%
83'A
83
83%
3%
36%
37
37%
37%
36 Va
37
85%
84
84%
83%
84 Va
78
78
79
35
32%
34%
No par
1
:
16%c
84
No par
common
preferred
Linotype
10
5
Cement-
Co
35%
1
Mines
series B
Stores
Mergenthaler
37
112
1
Corp common
preferred
Mercantile
22
109
2.50
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_^
Mead Corp common-
19
37
?,100
Inc
Co
&
Jan
May 24
35%
Corp
Robbins
Trucking
30 Va Jan
88
35%
McGraw-Hill
Apr
3
37
Co
23% Jan
—
For
Jan
600
35
37%
1
(J
Aircraft
30
84% Sep
8
1—
16
67 %
44
McGraw-Edison
7% Jun
35% Jan
49
67%
148
9
30 Va Dec
30% May 25
70
7
14
49
67
*104
29'A Mar 16
25% Mar 10
77% Jan
15
Jan
49%
67
55%
45
McKee
85
49
67%
150
34 Va Feb
23
50
105
5
47
1.000
20
*55
*146
Jan
3
4,900
*103
26
5% Jan
43%
148
Mclntyre
36% Mar 16
%
10
42 %
103
16% Mar 10
4
50
VB
30
45
34% May 16
4
42
%
148
16
23
42
78
103
24
Jan
43%
70%
78
77
250
*69%
100
Feb
9
77
10,500
79%
100
14% Jan
35% Jan
78%
52%
79%
*78
preferred
27
51% Jun
77
"\70 %
52
79
79%
preference B
convertible
11
18
*69'A
42%
•
69%
3
20
20
69%
No par
31% Oct
5% Dec
79
*67%
Corp
18% Jan
24% May 11
52%
78%
*78
8,500
No par
27
31% Nov
52 %
78
*94
No par
No par
:
21% July 25
14% Dec
78%
32
78
No par
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
_
34%
38 Vb
New
McDonnell
34%
94%
series.No par
1945
Co
5 % %
34 %
*92
x37%
McCrory Corp common
50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
$6
1,800
38%
Corp
McCord
4,100
69
94
Inc
McCall
8,000
58 %
68%
34
preefrred 1947 series_No par
(J
21%
58%
68%
37%
No par
$3.40 preferred-:
3%%
preferred 1959
Jan
20%
59
93%
May Dept Stores common
55 Va May 19
72
21%
68 %
34%
60 %
68
58%
21%
58%
34
.
79 Va May
10
700
23%
No par
3
Apr
5%
——100
issued
preferred
4
19
5%
26%
No par
com
5
Jan
5'A
22%
*
72
5,600
5
No par.
Co
&
Jan
74
80
25 Va
1
-
75 Va Jan
Aug 31
3,400
4
Corp
Co
Masonite
1,700
54%
58 %
—1
Cement Mfg Co
Field
4 % %
Martin
50%
24%
•
Mar
50%
x53%
12.50
Marquardt Corp
19
51
53%
88'A
1
2
■5*% Jan
50
53%
87 %
5
Exploration
Feb
29
49%
53%
10,100
1
Co
Corp
29
31
49%
8 7'A
48%
1
15% Nov
12% Dec
49%
52 %
600
118
48%
1
7
38 % Jan
22% Oct
49 Va
10
20% Feb
7
8
48%
100
30
May 11
49 %
1
preferred series A
Dec
!
34%
49
50
(ww)
common.!
Inc
59 Va Jan
33
34%
*117 Va
*117
-5
34 "A May 10
16% May
*117
35
118
34%
35%
118
100
Inc—
preferred
(R
35%
common—10
preferred-.
*75
—25c
34%
*79%
31%
85
33%
150
1.730
18,700
700
15.300
The Commercial and
(2450)
22
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
YORK
Highest
Par
10% Feb
23
8% Dec
16
9 V« Jan
3
42 % Dec
28
70% Jan
45 Va Jan
3
13% Apr 20
59% Mar 10
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
4
16
16
41 Va Jan
3
70% May
8
Nov
14
81
Jan
5
85
Mar
3
89% Jan
10
97
Mar 27
24% Jun
74 Va Jan
84
5
83V2 Jan
13
93% Sep
8
80
May
2
20
30% Jan
4
38% May 24
Middle
Jan
22
40
Feb
17
52
May 16
Midland
59% Feb
3
46% Apr
28
58
Feb
Midland-Ross
95% Dec
8
93% Jan
10
40 %s Nov
15
123% Feb
Oct
Apr
19
3lVa Feb
24
4
9
101 Va May 24
South
17
4
Utilities
Enterprises
5V2%
1st
49 % Mar 14
Midwest
19 Va Jan
3
29 Va May 31
4
170% Mar 10
Corp
Oil
27
16% July
30
24% Dec
7
1
6
Minnesota
&
Minnesota
Power &
1
34
Feb
3%
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
41%
3,700
29 %
29%
29%
2,400
34 V8 Jan
3
lo
40
40 y2.
40
40%
40%
42
42
5%
Jun
2
5
24% Feb
3
13% Apr
80% Mar 11
Jan
4
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
73 % Mar 29
19% Jan
Mar 27
42 Va Jan
42% May 15
Missouri
28
Missouri
Public Service Co
4
Mohasco
Industries
12
4
79
26
197/b Jan
6
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
13
13% Jan
11
8 Va Apr
14
10% Jan
19
6 y2 Dec
9
11% Aug 22
6% Feb
2
35 ya Sep
29
55% Jan
4
44 Va Jan
20
8
33% Dec
30
33 % Jan
3
Jan
3
8
2
Mar 10
37% Jun
2
Machine
class
RR
39% Jan
Feb
24
57% Sep
34% Mar 24
24
53% Jan
28
Jan
3
34% Mar
14% Jan
11 Vb Jan
9
17 Va Feb
Montana-Dakota
Montana
10
8
10% Sep
26 Va Sep
28
47% Jan
29 % Apr
17
26
24% Jan
19
Mar
30
1
American
24% Nov
4
Sep
Morrell
Motec
(John)
3
3
20 %. Mar 17
Motor
9
37% May 19
10%
72
*74 Va
76
*72%
76
*72%
76
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*9
10
*9
10
*9
2,700
11
100
10
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
1,300
...
51%
l,100i
.
33,300
35%
36'/a
36
36%
35%
36%
4,500
37
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
3,600
1,000 lire
37%
38 Va
37%
38y4
No par
28%
29%
28%
29
12
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,100
Co
10
30
30%
29%
30
29%
30 Vz
6,300
1
24
24%
23%
24
23 y2
23%
5,100
96 Va
97%
95 Va
96%
96%
97%
5,100
5
15%
i6ye
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,700
*36%
Co
5
No par
&
&
Mountain Fuel
4
M S
31
41% May 31
26% May 22
Co
...
Inc
Wheel
Corp
37%
X28%
33%
5,300
29
36,100
36%
37 %
37
37 Va
38 Va
41%
36 y2
38%
37%
38 %
Co
1
26
26 Va
26 Va
26%
26
26
1 500
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
5
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23 »-4
1,400
1
50
50%
49%
50
48%
49%
1,700
10
29 Va
29%
29 V*
30
29 Va
29 Vz
3,200
1
35%
37%
35%
36
Supply Co
L Industries
Mueller
Brass
10
No par
Inc
17% Jan
5
27
Feb
8
Jan
18
52
Apr
5
32% Mar 28
Murray Corp of America
NAFI
44
2,000
11%
2
Lines
Industries
20% Jan
1
23%
10%
11 Va
Inc
16
20
16 Va Jan
21
53% Mar
23%
100
Utilities
37% Feb
29% Jan
22
23%
*70 Va
Co
Ward
11% Jan
5
2,100
23%
40%
23%
72
^
Shares
Montgomery
Motorola
40
*70%
Co
28 Va Apr
8
41
11
25
Moore-McCormick
May
40
Mining & chemical—
15
100
41%
.3
Power
75 Va Jan
4
May 31
2.1Q0
72'
A
Chemical
Montecatini
25 y2 Oct
41%
No par
Monsanto
3,800
41%
*70 %
:
Tool
9,600
5
41%
23%
1
Class B
Mar 21
51% Jun
39
Monon
5
41%
41 Va
common__5
preferred
4.20%
preferred.
Monarch
5
42
..No par
Inc
3 y2%
Mar 28
5
5%
3,200
41%
Pacific RR class A__No par
Portland Cement Co
6.25
Oct
31
5
5
Missouri
9% Dec
31% Aug 16
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
23
11% Oct
21
1,000
8,100
41%
Jan
30
31%
41
8
25
30%
29
62
17% Oct
30 Va
41
1
47 Va Dec
30%
27,000
,
41%
11
28% Jan
83
31
6,700
106
82
29 Va
15 Va Jan
28
106
82%
30 %
DAY
106%
81 Va
41%
22 Va Sep
Sep
106
81%
29
17
19
106
40%
26
19% Dec
160
81
40%
Feb
7
25,800
158
1
7% Oct
12% Nov
400
28 Va
28
156
5
4
98
44 Va
29
No par
34 Va Jan
23% Jan
HOLIDAY
44%
'
240
Light
15
24
MEMORIAL
44
'
3,800
100 %
159
158
CLOSED
EXTRA
100%
28%
155 Va
106
CLOSED
r-4 O O cr
53
Corp
Jan
27
29%
11,700
52
52 Va
Development Co.
39
Oct
44
44
28 Va
38 %
*50
Mission
15
11
100 Va
101
37%
52
52%
Mission
29% Jun
60% Oct
52 Va
52%
70
6
3
Sep
2.50
31 Va
*50
52
96 %
11
20
29
Paper
37%
37%
10
83 %
95%
Apr
3% Jan
25
No par
96 Va
44
100
Minn Mining & Mfg
Ontario
STOCK
EXCHANGE
83%
*94%
30% Mar 22
37 Va Apr
25
preference
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*80
96
45 % Apr
6
26 v2 Mar
convertible
100%
83%
44
6
21% Jan
52
'
4
6% Jan
70
*80
82%
3
4fl% Jan
1
82%
82 Va
6
7
Nov
95 %
*81
Jan
20
60
*93
82%
7,600
35 »/a Jan
3% Dec
33% Dec
17
95%
*81
37
10
•
17
24
29
Aug 16
35
Mar 10
*93
*50
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
86% Apr
35% Jan
38% Aug 31
4
37% Jan
July 12
50
95%
83 %
100
Corp
106 Va Jun
28 % May
85 %
1
Chem
17
70 Va Jan
*83 Va
5
common
103 Va May 24
88
85%
10
Inc
Inc
preferred
Minerals &
Jan
140
1
Jun
33% Jan
24
28
178% Jun
8
60
39 % Jan
26 ya May 16
21
83%
*83%
*93
100
preferred series..
33 Va Dec
5
May
15% Oct
11,000
100
Jan
2
Jan
30
64%
*94%
Aug 11
88
64 Va
*80
98
483/4 July 25
65%
100
82
3
85
64 Va
100
24
Jan
58
800
66 Va
preferred series
Jan
90
4
55%
65 %
preferred series.—
80
22
55 %
3.85%
14
Dec
11%
55 Va
4.45%
Nov
Jan
11%
*54%
3.80%
Oct
82
41
11%
55 Va
17
82
19
Shares
11%
Mar 16
15
75% Jan
25 Va Mar 16
1
preferred series
June '!
54%
10
75 Va Feb
86
4.35%
the Week
Friday
June 1
11%
11%
83 Va Feb
10
Sales for
Thursday
May 31
12.50
Co
PRICES
Wednesday
May 30
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
100
Machine
HIGH
Tuesday
May 29
5
45 Va Dec
Mesta
AND
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29 V* Sep
12
26% Jan
10
88% Jun
17
27 Va Feb
1
41% Mar
8
4
Natco
37
1,500
26,200
N
'
12% Feb
1
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
25 y2
Apr
25
49% Mar 21
143 V2 Jan
12
77% Nov
National
Acme
Jan
3
16 % Mar 14
National
27
31% Jan
12
National
Aviation
6
85% Mar 30
National
Biscuit
Jan
3
3
61% Jan
4
10
149
157
Apr
14% Apr
17
Corp
1%
Co
Corp
Co
3
Can
4
National
Cash
City
16%
16%
16%
55 Va
55%
56
13%
13%
13%
29
29%
29%
i
11% Mar
1
3
20% Nov
28
31
28
National
44% Jan
20
66% Dec
5
59% Jan
4
70% Mar 15
National
24V4 Dec
6
35% Jan
11
25% Jan
9
30% May 11
81% Dec
13
Jan
11
83% Jan
4
92 Va Feb
11
23% Jan
3
30% Mar 29
National
Fuel
53% May
3
62 % Feb
National
Gypsum Co common
104
May
21% May 27
24% Jan
49 Va Oct
19
59
88% Dec
20
78
Sep
19
144 y2 Jan
5
9
Jan
4
t
91% May 15
Oct
10
109% Jan
4
160
9
149
Apr
I <125
98
Aug
84% Jan
4
104 Va May
26% Feb
97
Apr
95% Feb
9
129
Feb
4
23% Jan
3
26% Mar 23
8
25% Jan
3
33% Apr
12
28% Jan
132% Sep
7
19
24 Va Dec
Lead
Co
1
Linen
Service
6
40
Jan
14
17
32% Jun
2
National-Standard
98% Jan
4
80
Jan
17
.94% Jun
2
National
16V2 Oct
31
28% Jan
8
19% Jan
5
22% Jan
20
| National
14 V2 Oct
28
20% Jan
15% Jan
6
21% Mar 24
National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
5% Jan
3
17
National
Theatres
18% Oct
28
29% Jun
10
21% Jan
9
27% May 15
National
Vulcanized
4% July 22
7y» Jan
15
5% Jan
3
Natomas
27 V2 Jun
29
19% Feb
14
10% Apr
29 Va Apr
Natl
Malleable
1
14% Mar
4
9% Jan
24
Neisner Bros
1
34% May 24
22% Jan
26
14% Apr
29 Va Jan
4
Nov
6
24
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
18
71
Jan
21
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
19% Jan
4
22% Aug
75 Va Jan
8
85
55
6
79% Jan
Jan
2
21% Jan
Aug 30
13
79% Jan
3
80
Mar
24% May 22
83
Feb
9
11,200
98%
98%
11,200
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
MEMORIAL
DAY
23
23%
23 Va
23%
66 Va
66%
66%
66%
67%
5,700
28%
28'%
28%
28 Va
28%
28,700
91 Va
88
88
88
87 Va
87%
5,900
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2.900
58
'
58%
58%
59
59 Va
60
7,500
94 Va
23 %
93%
94 Va
93
94
154 Va
154 Va
*128%
94%
94.
120
94
94%
x91%
93%
14,600
154 Va
153%
153%
670
130
129
129
25%
25 Va
25%,
29%
29%
20
25 V4
29%
Va
5,800
29 Va
1,200
1,600
29%
30
32%
32%
*32%
32%
32 %
32 Va
600
91%
92%
92 %
92%
92%
94%
4,300
No par
Co
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
1.700
19
16,700
Television
Fibre
1
Co
1
Corp
3%%
550
12%
99%
10
&
5
18%
7 Va
*25
9%
24
18%
18%
7%
25 %
.
7%
25
18%
18%
7%
7%
■1V2
25 Va
25%
25%
600
7,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
13,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,600
1
13 %
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13 %
1,200
5
Inc
Newberry Co (J J)
3
80
155
12%
66
25
Neptune Meter Co
36 Va Oct
79 Va
*154
13
28%
•22%
v
130
1
Dec
3,700
5,200
98 Va
13
25 %
Co
10
29%
2,200
12%
100%
*128%
4
24
Nautec
28%
80%
90%
Co
29
4,400
29%
155 Va
153%
Cast.No par
Co
Sugar Ref
Nov
13%
79%
1
Corp
18
13%
••
10
Steel
&
Steel
800
13%
154 Va
5
Corp
16%
56 >:
80%
100
preferred B
12
74
CLOSED
99
15,600
16%
:55 %
154 Va
100
6%
National
28
28
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
lo
x
Sep
5
EXCHANGE
No par
preferred A
68
9% Apr
STOCK
100
common
7%
25% Oct
4
STOCK
1
Co
43
24% Dec
5
$4.50 preferred..
27
Jan
21
19
17% Oct
Gas
12%
10
Register
Lines Ind;
pfd series of 1951...
National
154 % May 18
Jan
120 y2 Jan
4%%
3
3
7
Corp
Dairy Products
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com__5
27
154%
.100
70% Jun
July 18
80
10
common
preferred
National
26
8
49% Oct
36%
16
55%
5
Airlines
20% Jan
'-■«
1
3% Jan
;
30
157% Aug 12
18% Apr
59 % Mar
1
1
4
70% Jan
32% Aug 22
35%
5
12
Jan
26% Jan
■>'
Jan
10
4
'
Corp
13
47
17
40
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,500
46
46%
45%
46
45
45
76%
77
76 Va
76%
24%
24%
No par
common
preferred
100
New
England
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Electric
1
24 %
24%
pfd.100
82%
83
System
*81%
83
*76
%
24%
600
77%
24%
*80%
100
9,80(1
20
83
6
63% Jan
75% Mar 22
Newmont Mining
10
70%
71%
70%
71%
70 Vb
70%
43% Jan
61 Va Jun
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
59%
60%
58%
60%
60 Va
61 Va
23% May 11
47% Aug 22
32% Jan
7
New
5
34'/a
32%
33 Va
14% Dec
6
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
22
Mar 21
New
29% Mar
8
39% Jun
13
37% Jan
46
Mar 22
N Y
May
33 Va May 11
25
2
36% May 10
Jan
N
Air
York
York
Corp
Y
New
Haven
25
6% Jan
6
27/e Mar
9
4% Jan
24
25
12% Jan
5
5
Mar
9
8% Jan
23
Preferred
12% Dec
7
37% Jan
11
13
Jan
3
18% Jan
30
23% May
5
29% Sep
14
28% Jan
3
36% May 23
72 Va Jan
4
80% Aug 19
75% Jan
23
81% Feb
27
33% Mar 15
39 % Aug
38% Jan
3
45% Apr
18
65 Va Jan
73
Mar 28
68% Mar
7
72
Aug 17
71% Jan
9
75 Va Mar
76% Jan
3
83
14
69% Mar
7
76
74% Jan
4
80% May
Jan
15
99% Feb
80
2
92 Va Jan
18 Va
May
20
5
4
88% Aug 18
108
Aug
9
82
Jan
6
88
103
Jan
4
108
10
series
A
100
5.25%
24 Va Apr
12
9
56% Apr
3
4
98
Jan
3
117
22% Apr
19
24
12% Feb
2
23
Dec
12
13% July 12
22% July 20
18
6
49
Jan
26
103% Mar
Feb
1
24
Mar 14
13% Jan
12
6%
Western
Ry
340
100
24%
900
53
53%
54%
54%
55%
2.900
common__25
109%
111
111%
111%
111%
111%
1,100
25
22%
23%
*22"%
13
13
13
13
*13
13%
400
10
28 Va
26%
27%
26 %
26%
5,600
23,800
24%
22%
24 %
*22%
24%
24%
23
49%
48%
49%
65%
65
67
67%
68%
68
69
10
40
40 Va
40%
40%
40
103% Jan
13
107 % May 10
5%%
108% Jan
5
113% Mar 13
5.80%
Northern
Central
May
Northern
Natural Gas Co
Ry Co
110
Sep
20
106% Jan
3
111% May 31
35% Oct
25
48
Jan
4
41% Jan
3
50% Mar 22
22% Jan
25
29% Aug 26
27% Jan
10
67% Jan
5
76 Va Sep
7
72
Jan
12
Apr
6
77% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
87% Sep
$3.60 preferred series
14
83% Jan
11
86 % Feb
$4.10
81
Apr
29
79% Jan
11
9
5.60%
33
21
85
100
.
106
106
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
112
112
45
5
Pwr
44 Va
31%
31%
Ry
States
111%
5
Pacific
Common
111%
100
Northern
Northern
Co
(Minn)—
—
preferred series
105%
111%
"Til
44%
106
112
112%
45
74%
200
*84
85
270
*83 Va
86
*83 Va
86
*83%
86
*85
86
*85
86
*86 Va
88
*86%
1
62%
10
30
25
26
67% May 15
15% Jan
3
30% May 31
4
31% Jan
4
23 % Jan
4
22% Dec
13
21% Jan
4
59
27
41 % Jan
34
May 31
37% May 17
64
May 12
Northrop Corp
Northwest
5%%
Airlines
conv
Inc.,
preferred
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
Norwich
Pharma^a'
Co
5,300
*74
85
100
41% Jan
31%
31%
74%
83%
100
8
S,300
31
—100
4
20
44%
74;
preferred series
31 % Jan
520
74%'
preferred series
31
31 %
440
112
112 %
84
$4.11
13% Oct
44%
220
6,200
106
84
$4.16 preferred
series
112
*111
2,600
74
$4.08
7
Dec
105%
40%
100
4
May
86% Mar 22
47
V8
100
—100
87 % Feb
2*% Mar 31
100
99%
100
52%
May 16
112
For footnotes, see page 26.
720
99%
Corp—
6
6
106%
23%
Corp
4
Jun
40
*106
64%
3
2
13
27
86%
106
48%
Jun
101% Jan
17% Sep
99%
99%
80%
86
67%
67
103 Va Jan
37% Sep' 20
106
73 %
80 Va
50
43
Nov
85 %
106 Va
73%
66
3
22
85 %
106%
50
80%
64 %
Jan
5
350
:
86
67 Va
30
14
73%
80 %
2,600
1
:
32% Sep
6
107% Aug 24
83% Jan
73%
*85
49 Va
17
83% Feb
310
50
26% Feb
86% Aug 24
70%
27 %
69
87
70%
1
11
5
70%
5
Jan
Jan
70%
50c
64
80
70
70 Va
Car
Mar 29
5
11,000
36%
Aviation
68
Apr
44%
American
28
83
78%
44%
American
62% Dec
Sep
9
Aug 26
78 %
44%
Norris-Thermador
17
86
78%
44%
North
5
45% Jan
8
36%
78%
North
41% Apr
22
Sep
36
53% Mar
20
1,100
77%
34% May 15
Dec
48 Va Dec
1,600
1,800
100
preferred
25
99 % Jan
6 %
44%
:
Adjustment preferred
Jan
36
36%
3%
15
—5
preferred
Nopco Chemical Co
&
6 %
36%
100
i,
Niagara Share Corp
Norfolk
3%
77%
100
preferred
preferred
4.85%
6%
36%
73%
preferred
preferred
4.10%
9,500
44%
81 Va
6
3%
15
73%
3
12,400
par
..No par
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
Mar
3,300
1
100
Common
$3.75 preferred
Apr
6%
15
Electric Gas Corp—
1
3%
15
8IV4
12
2
7
100
11
4
3%
15 Va
100
19% Jan
19
State
6%
100
30% Jan
17% Dec
Shipbuilding Corp
3%
15
.
98% Jan
11% Mar
York
L__—
7
20% Jan
New
Y
4,000
12.200
Co—
.
3.60%
6
106 % Jan
41%
3.40 preferred
15
25
18%
40%
3.90%
Jan
90 Va Oct
18%
41%
6
41% Jan
22
29
18%
40%
33%
Mar 17
102% Sep
26% Sep
29% May
Apr
18%
41%
No par
5%
N
17
19 VB
41 %
.
Hartford
<fc
Common :
4 Va Oct
32%
18%
15
Railroad
Chicago & St Louis Co
2% Oct
33%
1
Brake
Central
.
5
62 %c
*85
86
88
*86%
88
63%
61%
62%
x60%
62%
3,900
30%
29 %
30 %
28%
29 %
16,100
33%
34
33%
33%
32%
32%
9,500
35
35 Va
35%
35
35
56%
56%
57%
54%
58%
*35
55 %
400
3,700
Volume 193
Number
6061
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2451)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
May 29
Par
HIGH SALE PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 30
Thursday
May 31
Friday
the Week
June 1
June 2
Shares
O
31% May 17
38% Sep
19
84
35% Jan
3
4i
94% Sep
9
89
Jan
3
May
4
95% Feb 23
75% Jan
82
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83% Mar 20
89
96
Aug
9
93% Jan
3
Jan
4
Jan
86
Jan
93% Sep
90% Jan
13
94
May
Feb
3
21
4.40%
15
preferred
39% Jan
4
36% Jan
5
Dec
15
33% Jan
19
16% Sep
21
16% Apr
12
36
Jan
83% Jun
87
Jan
16
86
May 25
247/b May 10
33 % Dec
19
37% Aug
4
15% Dec 29
54% Jan
4
20
15% Jan
4
35% Nov
42% July 5
64% Dec 28
39% Jan
17
56% Jan
4
18% Oct
29
36% Mar
preferred—
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
4
32% Mar
40
Feb
9
14
45
Apr
17
41 % Jun
1
88% Mar 27
36% Apr
28
48% May 19
20% Apr
59
79
Ohio
Oil
28
May 12
Mar 30
4%
Oklahoma
Natural
Mathieson
Chemical
Olin
Oil
Gas
28% Feb
20
24
23% Jan
12
3
21"% Apr
17
Outlet Co
16% Jun
14
15% Jan
6
15
Dec
Jan
25
122% Jun
82% Oct
31
116
Jun
16
130 %
May 31
12
104 % Feb
23 % Oct
26
Jan
34% Jan
93
5
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
17% Aug
18% Jail
102% Mar 22
104
113% May 31
11
120% Apr
3
26% Jan
4
34 % May
5
9
87% Jan
6
96 % May
4
227/b Jun
2
17
6
14% Jan
13
13% May 23
5
20% Jan
17
51% Jan
3
Dec
30
73% Jan
16
52
32% Jan
26% Mar 10
Apr
27
53% Sep
8
Jan
3
23
28
30% Jan
3
Feb
2
141% Jan
5
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
3
4
19% Apr
7
18
Mar
43%
8,200
40%
40 3/4
9,600
17%
87%
17%
*87
88
35
36
35%
35%
35%
46%
46%
35%
45%
46%
4,100
45%
5
4%
85 % Mar 21
Pacific
Gas
19 % Oct
25
39
12
Oct
24
17% July
6
15% Mar 14
19
16% Apr
28
23% Jan
4
17% Jan
21% Feb
4
4
6%
8 % May 16
26% May 15
Mar 22
27
Jun
8
50% Dec
30
83% Mar 18
91% Oct
7
86% Jan
5
67% Sep
5iy8 Jun
1
53% Jan
18
15
36% Jan
16
40% May 10
56% Apr
92
Mar
85% Apr
44% Apr
4
8
28% Jan
4
23% Jan
6
29
Apr
24
60% Feb
29
34% Jan
4
46
Mar 24
1
3
Mar 16
14% Feb
12
20% Dec
21% Jaii
12
24
Nov
5
2
Mar
19% Jan
13
9
27
23% Jan
14
49'/8 May 16
58 % Jan
4
27% Apr
33
22
25
Apr
Feb
28
3
27
15
Sep
20
18% Jun
15% Jan
3
41
23% May
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
49% Apr
14
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
28% Jan
5
43
11
25% Jan
30% Mar 31
36
4
85 % Jan
18
10% Oct
5
Dec
22
28% Sep
7
26% Jan
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
27
Jan
3
95% Jan
32% Mar 10
5
11% Jan
7
45
7
32% Jan
8
66% May 16
62% Jan
37% Nov
15
68% Mar 25
39% Jan
34 % Jan
29
50% Jun
17
46% Jan
4
43% Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
12
30
28
41% Dec
5
37% Jan
31% Feb
23
18
May 24
2
16% Mar 28
30% Nov
Sep
92% Jan
27
97% Jun
54% Feb
Jan
9
39% Apr
41 % Apr
101
90% Jan
17% Jan
9
Jan
42% May
3
85
Apr
50% Jan
56 %
4pr
83% Apr
4
13
24
7
20
95% Mar
2% Dec
16% Jan
3
62
Apr
3
7
94% Feb
1
98
May
9
11
15% Jan
18
40% Jun
7
May 17
2
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
21
5% Jan
21
26% Mar 14
38% Jun
23
43% Mar
57% Jan
6
3
17% May 23
49 % Apr 20
5 Va
May 25
30% Apr
26
42% Apr 21
65% May 16
34% May 15
7
99% Sep
2
96% Jan
13
103% Mar 29
Jan
13
83% Sep
1
80% Jan
3
85
84% Jan
6
96
8
92% Jan
9
98
8
87% Jan
75
Sep
46% Jan
3
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
6
100% Jan
23
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
6
33% Jan
3
38% Apr
8
15% Dec
6
60% Dec
29
71
Mar 29
Apr
5
81
Dec
77% Jan
20
85
74% Jan
14
60
41 % Mar
78% Jan
3
Aug 12
80 % Aug 29
79% Jan
30
77% Jan
12
54
9
52% Jan
3
Dec
47
Dec
91
97
Aug
29 %
18% Sep
11
43% Feb
3
3
Jan
9
13"% Apr 29
31% May
6
Apr
17% Jan
62
1
73
Sepl
28
Mar
Apr
104% Mar
65% Apr
1
19
8
26
25% May 10
67% May 18
100% May 31
86
May 8
83% Mar 16
60% Apr
3
20% May 31
54 % May 31
6
14% Jan
3
13
44 % Jan
4
94
Feb
3
96
Mar 29
l
42% Jan
5
60
May 15
2
Sep
28
43% Jun
20
39% Jan
10
17% Dec
59 % Jun
1
1
25% Jan
4
18% Jan
3
81% Nov
10
27% Apr
24
88
8
82% Jan
30
Dec
2
88% Mar 21
93
18
88
23
; Jan 22
19% May 20
80% Jan
13% Dec
14% Jan
3
79
123
Dec
28
132
Aug
Aug 31
17% Nov
17
38% Jan
8
55% Sep
10% Dec
28
80% Jan
4
6
22% Jan
4
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
9% Sep
113% Oct
28
18
5
125
Jan
6
Apr
11
45% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
83% Oct
26
124% Jan
4
72% Dec
20
25% Nov
2
43% Mar
8
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
16% Dec
6
261% Aug- 22
25% Jan
5
124% Jan
16
18% Jan
3
68% May
9
Apr 21
18% Mar 16
130
May 9
28% Apr
3
79% Feb 28
11
Jan
3
17% May 17
49
May
4
61
50
Mar 30
97/B Jan
115
Apr
55% Jan
3
11
5
96% Jan
5
69
Jan
9
20% Jan
3
175.
Feb
13
17% Jan
3
Jan
12
65% Jan
24
15% May 17
120
Feb
13
77% May 10
130
May 10
90
Mar 20
29% Jun
2
227
May 8
22% Mar 30
5%
27
95% Jan
11
l
Feb
52
12
34% Dec
30
Jan
88
33% Jan
73
69%
Dec~30
Apr 19
3
Mar 15
93% Jun
2
19%
19%
227/a
14%
17,600
14%
14%
14%
4,000
20%
20%
25 y4
25'%
20%
♦24%
26
24%
65%
66
24%
66
66%
65%
66
78%
80%
78%
3,000
79%
79%
56 Va
79%
56%
6,700
40%
41%
56%
3,500
14 2/7
100
157 %
157%
40%
4,300
18
19%
20%
42 '%
43
43%
42%
43
91%
91'%
*90%
35,500
91%
90%
90%
73 %
60
1
74%
74%
77
77
393/8
39 Va
79%
39%
39%
38%
273/4
28
28%
7,200
30,600
28%
28%
39%
28%
4i3/4
41
41
40
Corp
2.50
20% Jan
20
106
23% Apr
7
78
20
21% Jan
9
22% Mar 22
May 11
Feb
18
7% Sep
29
11% Feb
11
25
86% Nov
81
Feb
123
Aug 25
21
May 17
3
118% Jan
Mar 29
23% Apr
7
22% Mar 29
147
May
3
Jan
14
21
84% Apr
87
May 12
May 25
May
8
44
360
39%
40
3
36
363%
35%
36%
35%
37
16,600
2,800
Corp
•39%
30%
IOOV2
97%
500
14%
14%
41%
42%
41% '41%
78%
79%
24,600
*4oy4
41%
800
4,000
78%
♦46
58
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
Inc
CLOSED
CLOSED
EXTRA
MEMORIAL
12.50
For
footnotes,
see page
17
4
26.
70
Mar 24
142% Apr
18
Apr
1
31
17%
17%
42%
41
42
1,200
40%
41 %
2,400
4%
1,900
35,800
11,800
59
DAY
1,300
97
4%
4%
42
42%
41%
42%
41%
58%
60%
59
100
42
59'%
60
43/4
HOLIDAY
59
31%
100
4*8
31%
101 »/4
31%
100
4%
31%
31%
100%
101
31%
6,400
101
10o
96%
96%
96%
*95%
96%
100
103'%
103'%
104%
103%
104%
330
50c
593%
60
58%
8,400
23'%
24%
23%
24%
65,900
Philco
Corp
3%%
3
common
preferred series A
99%
5
100
84
-
*81'%
100
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
5
—1
No par
No par
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
:
No par
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—_100
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred—__75
2.50
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
5
1
56*4
<
66
1003%
-84%
82%
59
20
207%
53%
54'%
♦95
96
56%
57%
573/4
58%
253/4
25%
•85
86%
•85
89
16%
129
163%
129
•103
58%
23%
59%
58
24%
•65
66
99
100
83%
*81%
65
82%
Inc
sink
86
*t2
&
Public Service
83
59%
58%
59%
17,500
20%
20%
20%
52%
6,600
53%
52%
53
*95
56%
96
•95
57%
56%
59
'
58
59%
58
58%
25%
25%
25%
25%
•85
*85
16%
•129%
86%
•85
89
*85
16%
130
Co
Elec
16%
16%
26
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80%
preferred
25%
25%
26%
25%
72
73
71
70%
71%
72%
16,300
15%
15%
15%
15%
54
2,900
54
54%
543/4
56%
55
55
15%
15%
15%
*116%
119%
15%
16
54
54%
56
56
15
15
119
73%
119
73%
124
124
78
80
26%
26%
X220
223
*55
15%
*116%
73
*123
78%
27
219
119
; 73%
126
1,400
50
79%
79
27%
218%
79%
2,800
29 Va
28,400
220
36—
92%
93
933/4
43%
43%
79
78%
43
43%
7,100
77%
78%
13.800
83%
82%
83%
83%
53%
3,800
52
52%
51%
513/4
30
10,900
29%
29%
29%
29%
100
100
100
100
100
*83
84
85%
86%
88%
88%
103%
103%
106%
106%
*83
86%
88%
102%
*106
84
81%
•83
86%
86%
88%
88%
2,040
883/4
500
103
103
103
107
*106
107
20
11,900
par
57%
58
57%
58%
57%
58
73%
73%
73%
74
74%
74%
par
•22%
21%
*140
11%
*85
23
21%
150
11%
86%
*22%
600
84
86%
100
25
i~—No
1,110
43%
79
52%
*29 %
25
100
2,400
82%
par
Publlcker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
X43
9,300
436
92%
78%
20
73
20%
10
200
126
20y8
No par
350
2,100
73
27%
221
1,500
•124
20%
;
10
25%
20%
3%%
1,100
130
93%
10
com_No par
7,600
1,300
89
*129%
92%
Gas
3,600
86%
preference—100
of Colorado
&
4,100
96
20%
$1.40 div
240
58%
20%
Gamble
10
5,400
20%
(H K)—
fund
20
99%
85%
85
180
400
65
98.%
•
10
Poor & Co
5%%
•65
100
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
23
•22%
160
160
23
21%
21%
141%
141%
11%
•85%
11%
11%
11%
86%
•85%
86%
•21%
*140
21%
150
200
100
12,000
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Inc
No par
41%
41 Va
4,500
40
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
5
36%
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
8,800
20,500
69%
2,800
Pure Oil
13
*95%
17%
58%
i'
*95'%
7
Jan
95%
17%
58%
5
S3y3c
95%
173/a
42
EXCHANGE
97%
17 Va
STOCK
1
58%
<*953/4
No par
100
50
9,300
8,000
83%
38% Apr
57% Feb
62
83%
33% Jan
26% Jan
54
60
61%
58
83%
4
131
53%
63%
67
82%
39% Jan
3
54%
54
62'%
82%
2
14
47%
82%
27% Jun
Aug 18
80%
47
53%
Pullman
63% Dec
79%
47
53%
*46%
100
7
27% N6v
79
47 '
1
common
Permutit
96%
14%.
_100
40% Apr
136
260
96%
14%
Co common—_No par
42
8
5,700
96
33%c
Corp
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
33% Jan
26
300
307%
100%
3.80%
33% Jan
11
39%
30%
4.40%
24
Mar
39%
100 y#
15
Phila
37% Aug 30
Jan
39%
30%
101
96*8
Corp
37% Jun
26
39%
30%
100%
143/4
Phelps-Dodge
4
42
31'A
96'/a
25
100'
Pfeiffer Brewing Co_
Pfizer (Chas)
& Co Inc
10
125% Jan
393/4
101
5
preferred
Corp of America..
30% Oct
1
"v:V
|
I
6,700
10
Petroleum
29% Feb
.
20 %
100
44
87
3
4,500
26
20%
3
Jan
1,100
29
40
3
71
52%
28'%
•25
45
Jan
13
52%
29
26
21%
83% Jan
74% Sep
52%
28%
45
82
5
52
293%
39%
Aug 30
65% Jan
52'%
20%
87% Aug 17
59% Apr 27
25'%
29
40
86
4
*25
25%
51
46
80 % Jan
47% Jan
10,100
213/a
78% Jan
49% Aug 19
26%
39
preference com—No
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred
5.28% preferred
Public Service Co of Indiana_No
17
26%
45
Public Serv
41% Feb
26%
21 ya
6
24
26%
5
4
21
26'%
2,000
50
Procter
Feb
2%
___i
Potomac Electric Power Co
90% Feb
2%
1
25
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Electric
300
2%
3.50
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Co
800
40%
2%
26
5
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—1
Light com
No par
4%%
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
Perkin-Elmer
42
2 Va
2>%
1
common
17
108
♦41
No par
Enterprises
17
105% Jan 30
23%
17%
May 16
3
2,000
23
18%
88
10
7%
20%
May
30% Apr
85% Mar
25
7
17%
56
Jan
7%
23%
20%
3
Jan
7%
23%
17%
3
86
180
7'%
231/4
21
11
102
157
17 Va
Jan
105% Apr
40%
157
20%
Jan
7
56 %
40%
157%
1
43
19
56%
40%
200
70c
28
Sep
23
56%
156
1,800
2,400
27,600
35,700
12
90
7/4
1
30
105% Aug
183%
1,400
19
29% Sep
Jan
iuy4
20%
44% Dec
98
ii4y4
200
947/a
14%
26% Mar
84% Dec
943/a
203/4
50c
Apr
1
94%
115%
No par
93
21
194%
115%
25
45% Apr
Feb
8,200
95
115
14 Va
36 Va Mar
64% Jan
18%
Penn Power &
Porter Co
88 % Oct
&
Chemicals
Pfaudler
4,600
20 Va
4.68%
conv
preferred
Penney (J C) Co
4% %
86%
Inc_5
Ford
&
Pet Milk
86 y4
2,200
170
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
Pennsalt
21%
15%
1,290
15%
No par
prior
conv
Penick
86
100
Peabody Coal Co
17
94
16
86%
*15%
10
Transportation
27 Va Apr
60% Dec
88
943/4
Parker Rust Proof Co
3
31% Jan
16
86%
33
preferred
Patino Mines
Mar 15
*15%
DAY
94
Sulphur
Airways Inc
Pipe Line—
23
Nov
21
MEMORIAL
East
2% Jan
44
21%
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
900
1
Common
Parmalee
37,800
32%
Amer World
6
24
1
10
20%
No par
American
Pan
12
1 % Dec
20 %
5
Parke Davis & Co
33% Oct
6,500
21%
21
94%
Electronics
Paramount Pictures
4
20%
21 Va
33
Tin Consolidated Corp
11
21 % Oct
21%
21
94
Electric
Pan
4%
20%
33
Aggregates
Lighting Corp
Panhandle
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
CLOSED
94%
Corp
&
Packard-Bell
CLOSED
69%
33%
Telep & Teleg com
preferred
Pacific
69%
94 y8
Pacific
3
69%
33%
Corp
&
57% Apr
48 % Apr
Apr
2,200
68%
54%
693/4
.—15
Co common
Finance
177
183/4
54y«
25
American
Pacific
26
18%
55
113%
preferred
Pacific
24,000
18%
55
69
No par
Coast
May 12
45%
18%
55
100
Cement
5%
18%
55
6.25
preferred
tIPacific
18%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Oxford Paper Co common
$5
100
88
STOCK
1
preferred
Pacific
70
30c
♦87
EXCHANGE
No par
(The)
Pacific
23
3
Corp
43%
♦86
1
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
3
4% Oct
Jan
Overland
43
41
80
423/4
10
_i
22% May 17
25 % May 31
130 J/4 Feb
145|
2
1
6
15% Jan
77
May 11
15% Jun
Jun
22% May
2
60 % Jan 11
28
46% Mar
86
89% Feb
18% May 11
18% Mar 18
46% Sep
Aug
l
17
40%
93
17%
Outboard Marine Corp
16% Jan
75
43
92%
*92%
41%
■
5
3.125
15
Oct
1
93
70
96%
*17%
Corp
Utilities
&
42%
40
'
96%
6,700
173/a
Corp
Orange & Rockland
Otis Elevator
18
13 Va
92%
|
150
470
97
7.50
Gas
Olin
21% Jan
89
92%
'
■
38%
94%
81%
*81
*17%
common
preferred
4
40
97
20
37% Jan
60
97
38 Va
94
81%
100
Electric Co
preferred
4.24%
94
96%
No par
&
39
93%
*81
100
Co
Okla Gas
38%
81
.
17% Mar 15
38%
94
so y4
100
24
11
*93
100
19% Oct
85
38%
100
3.90%
.
30 Vo Aug
28 Vb Mar
16
2
98
Ohio Edison Co common__^I
Quaker Oats Co common;.—.
5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Reflnihg Corp—10
^Formerly Paeific American Fisheries.
69%
•137
29%
41%
69%
140
30
41
69%
•137
29%
41%
-
40%
69%
69
139%
•137
30%
*30
139
30%
1,000
24
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2452)
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Tuesday
May 29
Wedncjjay
May 31
Friday
June 2
Thursday
May 30
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year I960
June 1.
the Week
Shares
R
46 Va Oct
78% Apr
25
18
49 V2 Jan
16
65% May
Apr
8
70% Jan
23
74% May 15
20
23% Feb
74
4
67 y4 Jan
Apr
19
57 % Jan
15
15Va Jan
11
70
7
29
88 Va Feb
4
22 y4 Jun
Dec
15% Sep
66
18% Apr
■
—
—
Radio
9
15 Va Dec
2
Jan
6
17 Vi» Jan
4
30'A Oct
25
53% Jan
4
35 y4 Jan
3
42% Apr
8'/4 Dec
20
18% Jan
5
8V4 Jan
3
19 y2 Apr
4
11% Mar 22
25 Va Feb
25
1
20V8 Dec
5
33 Va Feb
5
11% Dec
8
28 y4 Jan
20
12% Feb
9'
15% Jan
18
12% Jan
3
20 V'2 Apr
14
10
Jan
15 Va Nov
28
1
6
28V2 Jan
18
16
Jan
3
28 % May
17% Oct
24
28% Jun
16
19
Jan
4
25
12 y4 Dec
20
19 y4 Mar 17
16 V4 Jan
1
4
47% Jan
4
Apr
18
27 y2 Feb
52% Jun
1
43 % Dec
21
7% Feb
11
10% Jan
3
6
22
3
65% Mar
22
37 V2 Mar
9
52
37% Oct
24
56%
26
110 % Oct
48
23%
2
49 Va Jan
30
Jun
1
120
Apr
4%%
3
83
Mar
8
87
Jan
3
23 Va May
1% Mar 23
4
1V4 Jan
3
Dec
19
78% Jan
3
108% Apr
10
86 V2 Jan
4
107 Va Apr
18
Richfield
27
34% May 10
Riegel
Paper
Jan
50% Mar 13
Ritter
28% Jan
21
52 y2 July
8
33 V2 Jan
3
2% Dec
19
4% Jan
5
2% Jan
3
33% Nov
3
55
Apr
7
32Va Feb
10
Jun
9
40
Apr
21
Jan
4
43% Jan
19
26% Jan
4
38% Jan
6
19
25
50
21
Oct
28
27
Dec
2
600
Dec
28
82
Jan
4
780
23 % Jan
27 V\ Jan
Mar 23
500
May
May
16
87
20% Dec
16
1774 Jan
13% Sep
22
Sep
89
3V2 Feb
Feb
6
50
Feb
.
21
89 V4 Jan
Telephone
3
43% Apr
34% Jun
2
37 '/a May 19
2
13 V\ Jan
26
-14 V2 May 31
12ya Feb
3
16% May 17
Rubbermaid
Ruberoid
22
36% Jan
3
46 y4 Apr
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
19
18 y2 Jan
30
16 Va Apr
17
9% May
3
14 Va May
8
26 Va Jun
23
15
33% Sep
19
30% Dec
24 Va May
.
259
Apr
32
Feb
88 y2 Aug
9
4
15
Nov
338
3
48% Apr
3
10
26 Va Jan
3
35%
37 y2 Sep
7
33% Jan
9
37% Jun
18
15 Va Jan
3
19 Va Apr
10
8
79 y2 Feb
19
70 y4 Jan
5
79
26
55 y2 Jan
4
33
Jan
3
July 13
92
Jan
4
St
2
22% Jan
93
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
88
Apr
7
20
14% Jan
3
22
8
21% Jan
3
34% May
Feb
10
8 Va Jan
3
11
81 y2 Jun
17
46% May
3
18
1
50% Feb
4
16% Feb
15
93 V4 Jun
8
7% Nov
17
17% Feb
May 27
81
Jan
4
16
31
30
26
28
29
5
24 y2 Aug
May 17
18% Sep
1,300
33%
34%
33 y4
33%
4,000
38 Va
38
38%
33%
575
87
87%
20
25 Va
26%
25'%
25%
11,200
21
21%
20%
21
24%
2.5 %
24%
24%
*24'%
24%
22 Va
22 %
22%
22%
22%
1,400
34%
34%
34%
34j/2
34%
54,500
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
35
1,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
8,300
14%
14%
14'%
14%
14%
14%
1,100
4,500
41%
42 y4
41%
42%
41%
41%
—5
11%
11%
H'%
11%
*11%,
11%
No par
2.50
21%
22
21 y4
21%
21%.
18%
19
18%
lifjli
r:.
86%
MEMORIAL
38'/a
100
31 Va Jan
3
40% Apr
20
Sealright-Oswego
Feb
1
65 Vb Jun
2
300
11 000
38i,/4
*97
100
33
32%
33
32%
11%
12 Va
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
19'/4
19%
19
19%
181/2
19%
3,000
31 y2
32%
32 %
33%
32%
33%
35,500
10%
10%
10%
10%
101/4
10%
2,100
53
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
I.5,000
39
39%
*38
39%
40
40%
1,200
11%
9,500
11%
81
97
10%
114
113
114
J"
6,800
81
82
10
97
9?—-—97
40
23%
*95%
25%
25%
<75 %
26%
27 Va
25%
*73 y2
75%
*73 y2
75%
731%
8%
9 y2
8%
9Va
8%
32
31%
31%
311%
28%
28 Va
31%
7.300
48,900
81
81
*80
*95%
33
28,100
-9).
,
10,600
31%
9,400
28%
7,500
4,000
28%
27%
28%
27%
28V4
281%
28%
37%
37%
37%
38'/4
38%
38%
1,100
3
Falls Corp
27%
28 Va
—5
5
Corp
64 y2
65%
64%
65%
65
65%
24,700
13 y2
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,100
16%
20,400
Co—
&
5,500
79
37%
38 Va
37%
*97
1G0
11%
Seagrave
11% Jan
4
5
15'/2 Mar
1
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
12
25
Oct
*761/0
77%
112%
29% Mar 21
14 Vb Mar
2,900
77%
77
11 %
29% May 24
Jan
200
18%
112'%
5
16
37%
17%
11%
25
19% Jan
34%
37%
18%
32%
of
Corp
Roebuck
34i/a
37%
18
111%
25
—100
Mfg Co common
preferred
160
35%
18%
1
preferred—
6,500
350
34%
37
No par
No par
No par
.
45%
87
86%
280
*36%
34%
37%
1
30
Co common
87
350
37
•97
45%
45%
45%
*88%
*280
18%
DAY
Co
preferred
Sears
86%
350
77
Jan
54
45%
45
•280
33
22 Va Jan
28
100
EXTRA
22
22
25
4
5%_:
series A
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
HOLIDAY
18%
5,700
.
" V: 12,000
19
'
CLOSED
37 % Feb
Oct
29
EXCHANGE
No par
100
com
19 Va
300
22%
,
>.i
STOCK
common
Ry Co
Bolt
400
:—1
3.65%
24
8,290
22%
preferred-!
Paper
&
87 %
20 g
Co
Inc
Fran
Paper
Screw
1,560
34%
Corp common
convertible preferred
Scovill
May 22
2,800
578
87
7
10 y4 Nov
Jan
$4
1,900
34%
570
1
Stores
$3.40
9
97%
33 Va
33%
585
2,200
26%
29% Apr
23
7% Sep
May 10
May 19
27 %
27%
33 Va
572
49%
20g
Schick Inc
Scott
33%
52
87%
Amer——1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20
Seaboard Finance Co
1
Jun
0,500
3,500
21%
10
59
3,200
3%
45%
44 Vo
.44
%
25"%
27 Va May 31
17
900
21
73 Va May 11
44 y2 Feb
■
3 V's
3%
3%
27%
28
590
*86%
3
4
37%
■
1
1
1
3
Jan
•
h-* o o n"
1
100
21
41
38%
93 %
91%
99%
100
27 %
10
5
20
Feb
15
<21,400
34
Jan
1
90
3
81% May
97
1%
33%
5
8% Jan
30 y. Nov
11
4
400
1 %
..•.'.■■V*
3,900
70
38% Jun
20 y. Apr
3
11
Jan
1%
50
16 V4 Jan
71% Jun
29 y. Sep
116
Jan
87
1%
13,200
1
conv
Regis
5%
14'/a Mar 10
73 V4 Jan
15
14
13
Jail
Oct
4% Dec
4
85
May
41% Jan
16
19
15
92 y2 Aug
66% Jan
Jan
8'% Jan
38
Aug 15
77
72
12
5
58% Apr
11
6
Oct
36
May 10
25
8% May
•<
20%
94%
Schering
16
14 Va Apr
14
1%
93%
7,400
89
19%
20%
48%
4
39 Va Feb
37% Jan
-
*86
89
19%
3,400
2,200
93%
8
3
3
2iy2 Apr
36,600
-
50-
common
5
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preference
35c
7% Jan
12
55%
50
92
1st pfd 4.40%
30 Va Jan
31
42% Oct
St
7
13 y. Dec
2,700
so y4
Inc
Preferred
27
19% Oct
19%
1%
49 Va
49 Va
*86
87
19%
preferred
St L San
May 25
10% May 16
31% Sep
Mar 14
7
St
40% Feb
100
x54
55%
53%
55 '/a
49 %
86
1.66%
-100
100
Joseph Lead Co
10
Joseph Light & Power—_No par
4%
Mar"30
26
19
30
69% Mar
25,400
50%
Corp
System
4.30%
14% Sep
30% Oct
25,400
54 V\
100
Co
Safeway
90% Mar 15
29% Apr
24 y4 Sep
66%
53 Va
118%
issued
McBee
Ryder
22 Va Mar 16
Jan
86
64%
OtV4
118%
Corp
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
36% Jan
7
9
8
40% Apr
24
69%
53%
118%
W"
May 27
66 Va
54%
54 '/a
"
32y2 Oct
70%
49%
.
80
21,200
47
118
Corp
When
Royal
7
19
4,800
65%
45 Va
119%
common—
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
11
Oct
20'/a
64'/a
48%
118
Roper
18
Jan
17
18%
65%.
48%
preferred series A
4%
4
42
20%.
65
130%
Corp
Haas Co
&
21% Mar
5
24
20
47 %
■
4 9'/a
46% Jan
12 y. Apr
49,600
49%
1
31% Oct
18,500
16%
49%
25
19% Apr
48%
15
48%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
18
32% Jan
48%
16%
*61
49%
Ronson
5
25% Apr
61%
50%
16 Va
62%
49 Va
ll7/. Oct
24% May
61 Va
48 Va
18%
*61
*47 Va
31% Dec
3
20
62
49%
16%
DAY
46%
8
8
20,100
48%
V.
HOLIDAY
*46%
Rohm
5
Feb
1,300
5,100
467/a
52%
13
Jan
43%'
>
*46 %
21 y2 Jan
18
£.800
'
T
Va May 11
16% Jan
47%.
x43
21% Jan
12 Va
46 Va
47
45%
3%
25
Oct
15
25
MEMORIAL
EXTRA
2,200
-
64%
-
43%
11
27 Va May
64
3%
Rochester
9
65%
37%
Rockwell-Standard
2
64
65 y2
64
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
16
13
18 Va
43 %
5
9% Apr 14
14 y. May 12
12% Apr
22
18%
5%%
5
Jan
21%
19
Va
2.50
29% May 10
670
26%
22
18%
va
130 Va
Corp
35% May
3
4
2
26 y4
21%
19%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
2
44
26%
22
19%
Roan
9
45% Jun
24
21%
131
Company
51% Apr
27 y4
10
New
3
May 15
STOCK
CLOSED
5
100
1
-5s
1.25
Corp
25% Jan
47
1.700
2.200
••
No par
Oil
4
mm —
900
18
No par
Richardson-Merrell
25
17%
130
Trust
Inc
Selection
89% Nov
18
1,500
,
13 y4
130%
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
13%
130
series
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
8
22,000
,
13%
i;;,800
20%
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
May 31
10.
*19%
EXCHANGE
No par
—50
2nd pfd
conv
900
6,200
V
STOCK
69%
j.
9%
.
2,200
CLOSED
53 %
55% Jun
131
26
75%
EXCHANGE'
1
3
3
18
2.50
Inc
17
13
18 %
49 %
Jan
13 V2
2V4 Jan
18 y4
21%
44 V2 Jan
Feb
13%
65%
Rexall Drug &
3
91 y4 Jan
13%
49
Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%%
preferred series A
117
13%
...
20%
75
20
5
Revlon
47
.10
65
79'/a May 17
23
10
20
6)0
20%
/
38%
10 Va
21
21
Copper & Brass—
73
*72 Va
19y2
,_5
59% Apr
4
38 % Oct
39 Va
3
2
41% Oct
38%
2
Aug
52
38%
43 V4 Jan
6
42
39%
■
<10 Va
10
84
Oct~24
21%
38 Va
64 y2 Jun
5
—
20%
21
Corp
6
Dec
187/a
20
common
9
30
1% Dec
68% Mar
18 Va
21
—50c
10
Revere
Jan
85
5
31
19 Va
19%
i
Republic Steel
3
May 23
26% Jan
21
Oct
09
May 17
94 y2 Dec
76 % Jan
12
4
Sep
149
27
55 % Jan
o uu
18%
4
71% Jan
4
75%
19%
JL
'rnrnrnm
42 % Jan
75%
18%
Republic Corp
common.
$1 convertible preferred
18% May 11
14% Jan
53% Jan
37 % Sep
75
75 y4
Conv preferred 3'/2%
series—100
Republic-Aviation Corp
1
50l/2 Jan
28
20%
1
4
15 »/4 Aug
73
20%
7
51% May 10
23
11% July 11
6
73
21
66% Mar
5
27 Va Jan
72%
Reliance Mfg Co
78% J An
20
33% Sep
56 % Jan
29
3iy4 Aug
38,400
63'/a
20%
47% Jun
22'/2 Mar 15
1
Mar 14
57
25
12% Jan
7
Apr
'
19% Mar 14
48% Dec
7
67
6
68% Jan
8
20% Apr
(
7
15% Dec
May
63 %
62%
63%
62 V*
62%
x71%
2.50
,
Raybestos-Manhattan
__No par
Raymond International Inc—3.33y3
Rayonier Inc—
-1
Raytheon Co
5
Reading Co common
:l_50
4% non-cum 1st preferred
-50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
50c
Reichhold Chemicals
:
-1
Reliable Stores Corp
:—10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
6
21V4 Apr
6
22% May 15
28
1st
Inc
Ranco
com_No par
No par
of America
preferred
Corp
$3.50
28
9
20% Apr
4
Servel Inc common
1
16%
No par
*ioiy2
2.50
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
900
38 y4
39
38%
38%
37%
38%
9,400
No par
No par
1
28%
29 '/a
28
28%
27%
28%
23%
24 %
23%
24
23%
24%
2,600
X42 Va
43 Vb
42 Vb
42%
41%
42%
12,400
21%
22 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
10,100
18 Va
18 Va
*17%
Jan
7
97 Va Jan
4
31
8% Jan
4
102
preferred
$5.25
May 25
14% Apr
19
Industries
Shahmoon
37 Va May 12
May 18
Shamrock
31
May 17
Sharon Steel Corp
19 y8 Dec
5
43% Jan
11
21
-Jan
3
12% Jun
27
29% Dec
12
22 Va Jan
27
30 y4 Apr
28
43
Jan
4
38 V4 Jan
6
31% Feb
28
46% Mar
6
Oil
Inc
Gas—
&
40
Shattuck
(Frank
Shell
Co__—
Oil
G)
17 %
17'/a
16%
102
102
102
161/2
*10iy2
20
102
3,100
Shell Transport & Trading—
17% Sep
23% Jan
4
29
21% Jan
13
12
20% Jan
4
24
43
15
18
Jan
15% Dec
15% Sep
23% Oct
23% Sep 29
Jun
6
4
40
Oct
31
69
Sep
26
94 y2 Jan
26 y4 Mar 24
47
4
19 Va Mar 21
Sheller
14
21% May 10
Sheraton
34
Siegler
27
29
55% Jan
681/4 Dec
3
Apr
7
38% May 23
Simmons
Saw
Feb
13
49% Apr
3
37
27
Oil
4
Sinclair
2
Singer
Manufacturing Co
Corp
63 % Jan
11
45% May
98% Jun
Jun
2
55
Jan
4
44% Jan
3
60Va Apr
10
Skelly
Oil
29 y8 Dec
6
53% Jan
11
31% Jan
3
Smith
(AO)
Smith-Douglass
33
37
11% Oct
25
18% Feb
26
12 Va Jan
4
37% Apr 11
31 % May 10
20% Oct
24
28% Mar 23
23% Jan
3
35% Jun
38 ya Oct
34% Jun
11
64% Jun
15
46 Va Jan
4
60% May 22
Smith
2
42% J An
5
38% Jan
3
48 Va May 19
20%
20
20%
35,100
29 %
30%
30%
31i/a
30%
30%
22,100
37
37
36V4
371%
36%
36%
800
55 %
55%
55 %,
551%
531/2
551/4
2,500
*81
82 y2
81 %
81%
82%
82%
200
x45 %
46
46
46
46
471/4
5
42%
43
41%
42%
42
42%
21,100
20
25
Simplicity Pattern Co
38% Jan
22
Steel
&
20 Va
90 %
93
92%
95%
95%
98%
17,300
No par
No par
Co
Simonds
17
2,200
20-%
1
1
Corp
84% Mar 10
17%
17%
19%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
60 Va Apr
—
9'/2 Mar 10
4% Jun
10
7% Dec
13% May 26
6% Mar 15
30
9 Va May 25
46% Dec
30
44'/4 Jan
9
57
May
4
45% Jan
28
5iy2 Oct
18
49
JTan
25
52
May
4
22% Jun
21
28% Dec
19
27% Jan
3
46
May 11
15% Jan
3
34
Jan
12
14
May 10
21
Jan
11
25
Dec
15
30% Feb
3
27'/4 Jan
11
15% Dec
30
15 '/4 Jan
4
Dec
29
65
Jan
4
21% Jun
1
30% Feb
17
22 Va
10
12% Nov
7
66 y. Feb
17
70
39 Va Jan
12
50 Va July 18
47% Jan
19
60
31V2 Jan
4
38 Va Aug
36% Jan
3
45
31
Apr
79% Mar 24
Ma,y 17
40% Aug 24
38 Va Jan
3
May
5
47% May 18
18 % Sep
28
23% Jan
5
20
3
25
40
54 V'2 Jan
5
47% Mar 15
55% May
17% Jan
19 Va
83% Jun
16
Va Jan
Sep
28
16% Nov
23
18% Aug 23
64'/2 Jun
1
69 y2 Aug 23
65 Va Mar 20
29% Jun
13
26% Jan
16
29% Jan
4
20 '/2 Jan
4
23 y4 May 18
17
Sep 26
21 y2 Sep
26
30
Dec
5
9% Jan
11
27
9
Jan
3
7 Va Jan
12
Mar 30
Apr
8
11
71
May 12
33% May
4
34 Va Apr
3
46 V4 Apr 25
6% May
2
26% Nov 23
35 y2 Jun
30
28
Jan
3
44% May 31
84% May 16
90
17
88
Jan
3
91
Oct
13 % May 12
16% Aug
9
14
Va Jan
3
ia%oct
26 % Jan
4
20 V2 Jan
26
92 y4
6
88 Va Jan
3
83
For
3i
May 23
footnotes,
Sep
see page
26.
11% Apr
Mar
21 Va Apr
35
27
2
19
May 15
97% May
9
2,200
56%
57
56 y4
56V2
561/4
56%
36%
36%
35 Va
36
34%
35
25%
26%
24%
25%
24%
25%
21,500
5
3iy8
31%
31V2
32
33
35%
32,700
French Labs.No par
Corp
Socony
2
■
10
5
Co
Smith-Corona
100
18
17
1
50c
—
3
*17%
17
17
of America
4
18
17
—1
Corp
Corp
70 V4 Jan
4
31
3
Jan
Mfg
42% Jan
Nov 23
Sep
63% Oct
Jan
28
£1
£1
issued
16% Feb
1
Jan
54
When
15% Jan
1
31 y2 Sep
New
19 V>. May 16
ordinary
shares
York
23% May 15
3
18 Va May 31
Marchant
Co
Inc
Inc
10,500
,
2,500
59%
60
59 V2
60
59%
6O1/4
II,100
Mobil Oil Co In'c_
15
Soo Line Railroad Co
No par
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
47
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
34,000
12%
131/4
12%
13i/a
3,100
8%
56
22,600
1,000
50
—2.50
*52
52 %
100
*43
43
5%
South
South
Kline
&
preferred—
Jersey Gas Co
21
29%
20
2'0%
70%
70%
56
57
42%
43
25
Edison
Southern Co
5
—
Co
—7.50
(Del)—No par
Southern Railway common—No par
5%/ non-cum preferred—
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
45%
(A G) & Bros Inc_
1
Spartans Industries
1
Sparton Corp
.—2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg &
Rand Corp
$4.50
preferred
Sons
common
.
1
50c
25
46%
23%
23%
54
54 Va
18%
Gas
Co
18%
*67
30%
.'28%
Spalding
Sperry
y3
29%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Pacific
54%
20%
Public Service Co—10c
Southern California
Southern Natural
9%
25
preferred
Southeastern
13%
8%
5
Sugar com
Puerto Rico
8%
13 %
54
71
31 %
29
37%
.'.
38%
9%
9%.
43%
44%
90%
90 %
20%
21%
31%
32%
94%
95
8%
8%
8%
53%
53%
54%
521%
52
52
44
44
44
44%
400
20 Va
21%
20%
2iy2
11,600
29%
30
30
30
20%
21%
211%
21%
7,700
70 %
71 Va
70
70%
11,000
56%
56%
56%
19,000
*52
,
551/2
400
43
43%
43
43
45 Va
46
4514
45%
7,100
23%
23%
23%
23%
21,900
54%
15,600
18 %
1,400
54 Va
541%
18%
*69
18%
.
71
531/4
18%
*69
1,400
71
„
30 Va
30%
30
301/4
2,200
26%
28
25%
26%
3,390
37 %
37%
38
38%
9%
9%
9%
'
8,900
,9 %-
6,800
43
44%'
43%
89
89V2
*891/2
20%
21Va
20%
21
29%
311/4
30%
311/4-
.,*94,%
95
*941%
441/4
71,800
40
91
95
23,800
-
168,600
20
Number 6061
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2453)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
8
46% Dec
2
82% Sep
25% July 25
377/a Jan
4
4
3
88% Apr
17
5
42% May 22
12
1*
52 Mi Jan
12
65 Va May
79% Aug 22
13 Va Sep 13
25
70% Jan
64% Apr
Jan
29% Jan
19
4
82
8
77% Feb
72 Va Jan
57 V2 Dec
78% May 12
3
17% May 11
4% Jan
9
.
30Va Jun
20
25 Va Jan
9
53
4
46% Jan
5
56% Apr
46
6
55 Va May
5
1
;l25/a May 11
40
1
Jun
>35
Square D Co
Sep'
Mav 16
47 % Dec
30
Dec
Jan
5% Apr
/
No
Financial
Standard
Standard Gas
24
Standard Kollsman
May 16
Standard Oil
of
New
50 V2 Jan
4
3
49% Apr
10
Standard Oil
of
31
56
Jan
4
53% Mar 15
591/4 Feb
3
Standard Oil
of
83 Va Nov
25
89
Mar
8
84
Jan
9
87% Feb
9
:20y8 Oct
25
36% Jan
4
21V4 Feb
7
28
62'/a Dec
6
26% Oct
25
26 Vi Dec
5
1
102
Jan
40% Jan
13
40% Jan
4
37 Va July
8
27 Mi Jan
Mar 30
19 Va Oct
Nov
16
77
Jan
3
26 V4 Jan
.
9
14Va Mar 17
Stanray
17% Jan
4
22
Mar 15
Starrett
4
52 Va May
9
13% Jan
9
15% Apr
11
Sterchi Bros Stores
67
Jan
4
96
27
3
29% May 11
Stevens
311/4 Jun
1
Stewart-Warner
31
8
Stix
16 Va Jan
5
71 Va Dec
30
33 Va Jan
4
Apr
1
33 Va Jun
7
24% Jan
5
20 Va Sep
9
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
Dec
20
16% Jan
4
Jun
17
16% Jan
11
47 Va Oct
24
18l/4 Feb
\
Apr
Mar
3 Va %
17 Va Jan
9
58% Mar 28
53 V4 Jan
4
26 Va Mar 24
30% Aug
15
27% Jan
3
341/4 Apr
6 Va Dec
22
24 Va Jan
15
7
Jan
6
Dec
22
4
230
Jan
3
5%
193A May
1
65 Va Apr 20
206
529
19
Jan
312
18% Jan
19% Dec
14
48% July 21
64 Va Jan
4
3
23
26 Va Jan
4
20 V4 Jan
12 % Jun
1
18 Va Sep
7
13'A Jan
Suburban
Feb
4
24
Sunbeam
20
4
85 Va Oct
6
82 V2 Jan
89
21
47 Va Jan
57
May 19
20 !/a May
27
24 Va Jan
7
23 V4 Jan
21 Va Jan
20
23% Sep
26
29 Va Jun
l
34% Dec
30
85
101 Mi Aug 22
9
May
Sun
33
Jan
37
115
31
29%
30
,100
30%
30
30
29V4
30
1,100
25%
25%
25 Va
25
25%
1,800
31%
32 V2
303A
31 Va
30
31%
13%
13% V
20'A
20 V2
55 Va
56
5
100
7,900
7,700
2.50
30 Va
31 Va
30%
31'A
30aA
31'A
_5
25%
26
26
26 Va
26
26
800
1
20
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
X27%
28
5,300
193/.
193/a
*19 Va
193A
"193/a
19%
1
64
64 Va
63 Va
63%
623/4
63V4
1
31%
323/a
31 Va
31%
31%
321/4
2,600
Corp com__
1
preferred
100
7%
8 Va
73A
8 Va
8 %
8%
82,800
Inc common
683/4 Apr
20% Sep
29
25 Va Jan
11
16
243A Aug 25
23
Jan
25
Jan
4
83
Jan
5
293/a Mar 15
383/a Dec
27
35
Jan
27
21% Sep
37
14
27% Jan
3
44% Jun
1
16
18% Jan
3
26% Jun
1
256% May 25
165 3/4 Jan
12
11
273/4 Jan
10
193/4 Jan
4
15% Jan
Jan
11
69
Jan
106
Mar
25
80% Jan
104
May 16
4
21% Jan
2
64% Jun
28
15% Sep
26
148'A Oct
25
20% May 17
14% July 25
65
27
Sep
87
Jan
19% Dec
29% Jan
108
86 3/4 Aug
183A July 22
243A Jan
223A Oct
353/4 Apr
6
233A Apr
12
7
29% Apr
31% Apr
3
3
30% Apr
27
26% Jan
4
24% Jan
38% Jun
15
23% Jan
10
24
28% Oct
93/8 July
613A Jan
7
37'A Jan
3
50
27
10% Jan
3
22% May
2
823/g Feb
8
87
4
8
13
Jan
46% Feb
16
70% Dec
Feb
24
84
79
2063/4 May 15
11
26
Nov
21
38% Mar 21
Jun
64
22
2
82% Mar 21
May 20
26% Jan
27
May 10
May
323/4 Feb
2 8 3A
May
3,200
12,200
3,600
3,600
4
20 % Jan
233/a Mar 29
20% Jan
243/a Mar
7
68 3A Jan
6
48 % Jan
56% Feb
21
14% Sep
28
22% Jan
4
283/a Apr
17
15 Va Feb
17
19 Va
6
Jun
22
19% Jun
3
33
24% Jan
Sep
15 % Jan
25
Jan
19
413/8 Aug 26
34
29
20
4
913/4 May 15
59 Va Jan
26% Jan
5,200
17V4
17Va
17%
17%
171/4
173/a
8,400
4.50
43%
44'A
43%
43 Va
42 3/4
43%
,
No par
50o
No par
5
1
7.50
Inc—
3
100
:—No par
10
Co
commdn
Oil
25
$1.20 preferred
No par
Bearing
Roller
Realty <fc Construction.—1
Co
5
Edison
rNo par
Supply Co class A—
1
Co
issued
1
_—_
2
Co
20
64
Oct
21
293/a Jan
9
Transamerica
23
Jun
16
28% May 25
423/a Apr
3
Electronic
24
60
Transitron
31 Va Oct
Jan
11
223/4 Jan
4
31% Mar
1
Transue
Williams
16
39
16 Va May
8
203/8 May
1
21 Vt Dec
203/a May 15
Juiy~25
19
Jan
4
14% Jan
3
3/8 Jun
2
1 Va Jun
1
Oct
27
39% Jan
4
36
Jan
3
43 Va Jun
2
50 Va Jan
11
54% Oct
18
53'A Jan
4
56% May
8
25 Va Mar 14
33% Nov
30
29 %
Jan
9
39% May 31
11%
33
33 % May 16
28
July 28
40% May 27
253/8 Jan
25
52
Jun
30
493/4 Feb
2
553/4 May
8
59% May 27
44% Dec 20
40% Jan
3
55% Apr
2
113A Dec
8
10 Vt Jan
6
13
Jun
Jan
20
44
May 16
30
7
Mar
May
36
9
14
1
—
1
$2.70
preferred
50
Truax-Traer
Coal Co
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp——1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
conv prior preferred
50
Oct
14
28
11% Jan
9
16 3/4 Apr
20 Va Nov
30
17 Va Jan
4
21% Mar 13
12% Oct
26
18% Jan
22
13% Jan
4
243A Feb
29
57
Aug 30
42 Va Jan
11
17% May 16
65% May 11
30
12% Mar
1
7% Jan
3
10% Mar 28
Union
6% Nov
43 Va Jan
4
33 % Jan
42% May 22
Union
25
06% Oct 25
148% Jan
6
116
Jan
39% Aug
19
39
Jan
3
Aug 15
92
Jan
30
Apr
74 Va Jan
20
76
Apr
76
May 18
3
5
Inc
(unstamped)
Rights
Corp
Tri-Continental
13% Nov
44
Airlines
World
Trans
21
May 17
8% July 18
2
Corp
1
Steel—No par
Pipeline Co
1
Corp
Transwestern
13 Vt Jun
36
&
Coach
Twin
common
1
Co
1
TXL Oil Corp
93/a
17 %
29 Va Oct
32
Jan
4
87 Va Jan
6
96
74 % Dec
29
78
68 Va Jan
5
75
8
24
2
86% Mar
8
6
63 Va May
8
Jan
5
27 Va Jan
3
34 Va May 19
73/4 Jan
4
21
8% Aug
32% Jan
19 Va Oct
26
243A Jan
5
37% Jan
6
20
May 10
1033/4 Aug 25
81
May 17
20
37% Jan
46% Aug 22
B8
Jan
34% Jan
4
32% Apr
5
4
8
13
25% Apr
Jan
29% Jan
2
25 Va Oct
54% July 25
76
Jan
25
60 % J an
4
29 Va Jan
18
31
Aug
1
Feb
23
12
Nov
17
1
76 Va Apr
3
Mar 21
33
52 Va Jan
4
7
United Fruit
1
United Gas
Mar 10
Jun
29
20
Jan
25
15% May 26
19
183A Jun
28
17% Jan
3
24% Apr
% Aug
4
13A Jan
11
It Jan
3
Apr
12
27
64% Jan
4
54% Jan
16
8
30% Jan
3
4
34
Jun
2
3
47% Feb
4
97 Va Jun
1
3
29% Feb
2
18
30% Jan
4
Oct
25
74% Jan
4
49 Va Apr
14
76 Va Mar 24
Jan
92% Oct
29
see page
5
5
37 Va Jan
16
4
23% Sep
footnotes,
1% May
20
24% Jan
43% Jun
83% Jan
93
26.
:
62
9
May 26
Co
1
5
Foundry—5
■
Coal
3
64
of
Carton Corp
May
16 % Apr
For
10
Co
24 Va Mar
39
pfd.100
pfd.100
1
Co
United Engineering
18'A Feb
a?
Biscuit
Board -<fc
40% Mar 16
10
Arner..No par
10
No par
United-Carr Fastener Corp
2.50
United
United
United Carbon
19% Apr
3
30% Mar
Corp
Corp
17% Jan
303/a Jan
United Artists
Electric
15% Jan
33% July
conv
United
6
50
conv
10
7
Co
1955)
(series
45 Va Mar
par
No par
3
1°
common
3
of 1956)
(series of
4%
United
6
16
Co
Corp
United Aircraft
8% May 23
22% Jan
19
Co
Inc
4%
28 "A Apr
par
par
25
common—10
preferred
non-cum
54 Va May 19
31% Jan
25
RR
3
1
533A Jan
Union Pacific
$4
series
par
California
3
5
46% Apr
$4
of
Jan
7
153/4 Dec
34% Aug 30
$3.50
Preferred
44 Va Jan
14% Dec
27% May 20
Preferred
Union Oil
8
40% May 24
18% Feb
7% Jan
4
4
35% May 11
38
series
series
May 17
99
15
46
49 Va May
109% May
7
18
14
$3.70
United Airlines
20
Mar 21
Preferred
No
No
No
No
series
51% May 15
Apr
7
$4.50
3
4
No par
10
Co common
Preferred
Drill
39% Dec
28'A Nov
Union Electric
Union Twist
3
Corp—6%
Carbide Corp
Union
5
27
9
Paper
Bag-Camp
Car
Mar
86
Asbestos
Union Tank
2
8
35% Dec
19
Jan
102
Aug 24
8% Apr
.—No par
& Rubber Co.
5
Corp
36% May
4
27% May 29
30% Jan
Nov
26
Feb
31
Mar
1
18
Feb
28
17
Apr
82
33 Va Mar
24
97
71
Nov
23% Mar
May 22
47% Jun
42% Jan
85
47
97
144
Aug 19
16
7
8
Sep
4
Aug 16
77% Jan
25
4,
Underwood
1
(The)
Corp
<5e
Cos;
No par
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp
10
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common
23
6%
preferred
i
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com.l
4%%
preferred
100
U S & Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co—
No par
Corp
10
93/4
10
16 Va
16%
IOO
17
6,400
52,700
G,600
68
673A
68
Vt
6734
5,100
233/a
233A
23%
23%
233/a
233/4
39,700
107%
109 Va
1073/4
108%
107%
66
*
36
42%
24%
.
35%
36%
43%'
.,35%
42%
44
253/4
253A
26% 8
%
103
25,203
,,.35%
b
35%
42
43%
25 Va
26
to*
4,300
70,900
'
130,600
1923A
1833/4
185%
1893/4
10.600
30 Va
30 %
303/4
31%
30V4
30%
4,900
21%
213/4
21%
213A
21%
21%
1,800
190
88
STOCK
STOCK
99%
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
26%
88
101
27 Va
191
88 Va
88 Va
*87'A
99
99%
991/4
993/4
3,300
26%
26%
2
26%
15,800
29 Va
29%
6'A
90
210
CLOSED
CLOSED
29 Va
29
29i%
2734
283/4
28%
2,83/4
28%
2834
3,100
EXTRA
MEMORIAL
45%
46%
44%
46%
44'A
45%
17,200
19
19
19
19
673/4
69
643A
67%
64
HOLIDAY
r
DAY
29 Va
*18%
1,000*
191/4
600
65%
22,500
*85
86
85
85
293/a
30
30
30
30%
30%
700
27%
27%
273/8
273/4
27%
27%
G,900
23%
24 Va
23%
24 %
24
24Va
54%
543A
543/4
55%
55
56
25%
26
25 %
25%
25
25 3/a
14,000
243/a
25
24 Va
24%
24
24%
5,800
51%
52
53
533A
52
53%
4,300
58 Va
57
57%
57
57%
1,500
39
38%
38 Va
38%
33%
200
85%
86 Va
85%
86 Va
85%
86V4
1,500
37
37%
363A
37V4
363/4
37%
9,700
29%
30%
293A.
30%
28%
30
26
26
26%
26
26
17%
173/4
17%
17%
16%
17%
17%
183/4
16%
17%
yl6%
85%
58
*383/4
85 Va
*25
%
50
27 400
200
17
3A,
1%
3/a
%
42%
42%
42%
423/4
43%
553A
553A
55%
55%
55%
39
39%
36 %
39%
373/a
39
30
30%
30%
31
303/4
31%
56
*54
*
56
*54
4,700
13,300
4l3/4
*54
7,000
4,800
55%
213,300
12,500
1,300
37,000
7,600
56
46'A
45%
46
453A
47%
*123/4
12%
12%
13
13
13
*44%
44%
*44%
44%
*44 Va
44%
14%
14%
14%
15'A
14%
14|%
5,200
17%
18 %
18
18%
17%
18%
7,100
6,600
453A
u
Udyllte
9
163/4
55
67%
-
—1
100
Co
Dec
3A May
9
17
10
Trust—
Land
64
38
470
433A
preferred
When
*54 Va
433/a
Common
Trane
18,300
'
1
Textron Inc common
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co
Thompson (J R)
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge
Torrington
39% May 26
1275
*54Vi
1
Texas Utilities
Tractor
1,200
10%
1273
55 Va
share certificates
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
9
9%
1275
43%
Sub
Tishman
10 Vt
1260
43
Texas Pacific Coal <fc Oil
Toledo
10
433A
55
55
TelAutograph Corp
—1
Tennessee Corp
1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—5
Texaco Inc
:
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33 %
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Texas Instruments Inc
1
1
36%
105%
X43%
Corp
(James)
Inc
68% May
Jan
38% Jun
Dec
May 31
36 Va
105 %
"
4.16%
Tandy Corp
Timken
36 Va
106 Vt
25
Wayne
533/4 Jun
373/4 Jan
373/a Dec
8
1270
1250
25
Co
Tidewater
2
19
103/a.
10V4
—10c
America
of
Co
106
36 V2
105 Va
36 Va
36 Va
105
12.50
Inc
Mining Co
8
16% Jun
90
23%
Thor Power Tool
44 Vt Dec
*88%
28 Va
8
20% Dec
90
56%
Symington
4%
*88Va
23%
Texas Pacific
12
70 Va Jan
109% May 31
90
5,000
23%
&
Talcott
20% May 10
28,400
233A
12% Jan
1
16,300
19%
233/a
3
6
27%
191/4
23 Va
17% Apr
12% Feb
52%
27
19%
Oil Co common_l
series A
25
2nd pfd series of *55
30
Swift
47 % Jan
50 Vt
27
193/a
•88 Va
preferred
Sweets
16
50 Vt
263A
20
28 Vt
28
24% Aug 31
50 V4
28%
56V4
15
50% Dec
503A
19 V4
28%
Jan
1
8,500
563A
49 V2 Feb
4
7,800
27%
28 Va
58
Feb
31%
27 Va
56 Va
Jan
6% May
303A
27%
263/4
No par
313A
28 Va
42% May
1
120
31
27 Va
563A
45
18
275
32% 1
28 Va
28'A
25
Jun
*262
1,100
553A
29
Apr
285
500
50
l
common
285
285
4,400
27'/a
5
Corp
.
31 Va.*
|
1
Corp
Jun
34
'262
1
Corp
Gas
51 Va Feb
10
*14%
15 %
50
49
15 Va
4,200
82
89%
29
3
"14%
10O
57%
28%
26% Feb
4% Jan
*81
88
Co
Sunshine
423/4 May 26
56%
82
,
28%
Superior Oil of California
14
56%
5,300
'2,500
.
/■
28%
31
6 % Jan
553A
13%
21
89'A
Jan
24
13%
*20%"
88Va
1464
3% Oct
13%
20 3A
28
Jan
22
13 V4
89 Vt
Jan
Jun
30
'81
15
15
30
"20 Va
83'/a
•81
:
No par
Oil
5%%
10% May 31
y
100
80
15,000
29
7
15
DAY
*72%
25 Va
28 Va
1200
14
MEMORIAL
24%
*71%
'
4,700
89
25 Va
80
*75
561/4
873A
4
11% Jan
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
1
20
July 26
CLOSED
26
56
*87
5
15
Jan
39 Va
CLOSED
25%
"
89
25%
Inc
1348
7% Oct
46%
56
30'%
.•
Sunshine Biscuits
11
45%
*87
87
30
common
19
1
EXCHANGE
87
1
No par
Sep
5 Va Jun
855
EXCHANGE-
1
Chemical
4%%
7
May 22
Apr
STOCK
Sunray-Mid-Cont
28 Va May 26
101 Va Jan
94,600
,
56
STOCK
1
$4.50 series A preferred
May 24
55 Va Jan
24% Mar
45% V 46%
Corp
Sun
Apr
46%
preference
Sundstrand
22
46'A
Inc
Propane
203/a Apr
42% May 17
80
20,700
Gas
28% May 31
4
28,600
51 Va
20
20
Corp
convertible
$5
Suburban
4
54Va Jan
45% Mar 17
16 Va Sep
18,600
523/8
493A
Studebaker-Packard
33 Va Apr
4
7
17V4 Dec
Mar
50%
513/4
52
Broadcasting Co
Storer
3
41 Va Apr
29% Mar 27
493/s
52%
Stone & Webster
11
9 Va Mar
1,400
51 Vt
—100
Camp
prior
7,300
5%
50 3A
Fuller Co
&
Baer
Stokley-Van
283A May 22
430
163/4
53/8
;
52 Va
,—20
S
& Co
P)
76 Vt
16%
53/a
493A
Co
preferred
(J
16%
53/a
52
1
Sterling Drug Inc
24% Jan
6
25
14
Co
3
82 Va May
22% Oct
18
Chemical
Stauffer
60% Feb
7
44'/2 Mar 24
23
L
3
76%
76%
16
5
Corp
Co (The)
Feb
77
May 23
76'A
53/a
52 V2
Stanley Warner Corp
3
29
82
27
12% July
Mar 30
35
11 Va Jan
Jan
20
4,600
51%
preferred
Steel
Pressed
60%
51 Va
com
convertible
65% Jan
May 11
Corp
convertible preferred
6%
5.900
60 Va
61 Va
16%
'
60'/a
51V2
preferred
Standard
27
30
39%
50%
_100
convertible
21 Va Mar 25
25
11
45% Nov
4
42% Jan
24
32
28V4 Apr
21,600
39'A
1
.-—7
$1.20
:*
Mar 28
1
6
27
87
39%
76 Va
76
common—_10
$1.60
32% Mar 27
30
Feb
23Va Apr
383A
51
25
Jersey
Ohio
Shares
50 Va
*86 'A
86
6.25
preferred series A
Standard Packaging
80 Va Mar 30
Feb ,6
64
33/4%
513A
86
61
60
53/a
Indiana
44 Va May
38
x50Va
the Week
'
16%
Industries
4
June 2
40'A
39%
1
Standard Oil of California
18
Friday
June 1
87 V2
lOo
Co
Sales for
Thursday
523/a
513/a
•86
par
Corp
Electric
&
PRICES
May 31
com__No par
Inc
SALE
Wednesday
May 30
3
Brands
Standard
HIGH
Tuesday
May 29
No par
No par
common
$4.50 preferred-
AND
Monday
Par
$3.50 preferred
23
11% Jan
2
*
4% Mar
Spiegel Inc
9
51% Jan
10 Va May 11
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
42 Va Jan
29% Mar
35 % Feb
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
15,600
800
16 3/4
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
63%
64 Va
63%
63%
62%
62%
8%
8 Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
500
4034
42'A
40'A
41%
40%
40%
13,000
140%
142%
141'A
142%
46%
47%
94 %
95%
463/a
47
95 Va
95%
140%, 142
47_
47
95
7,000
27,100
95
%
*76 %
80
*76%
80
*76%
*75
75 Va
*75
75%
*75
84%
84%
*84
270
75%
*84
10,800
80
60 Va
X32%:
8'A
603A
33 Va
8%
8%
8,800
36%
36 Va
26%
26%
1,500
47%
48%
47%
47 Va
17,100
45
45%
44%
45 %
13,500
'102
105 %
46 %
105%
96%
97%
38 Va
393A
39%
40 Va
24 Va
24 Va
73 Va
73 %
40
83A
53
53 Va
19%
193/a
23
23%
34%
35 Va
63
63
1%
16,400
8%
36%
45%
23 Va
14,700
33%
26 Va
48%
68 Va
59%
33%
26%
48
15%
59%
36%
363/a
26%
83/a
60%
33%
8%
36
x39 Va
84%
60
33
83/a
26%
*102
*84
16
233A
13A
69
♦32%
33%
42%
433A
*95%
96 %
28%
29 %
60
«1%
*102
7,000
105 %
96%
96%
97%
38%
39%
38%
39
9,500
39%
40
39%
39%
4,300
24%
24%
97%
600
23%
23%
400
72%
73
72%
72 Va
1,700
39 Va
39%
38%
39 %
1,000
19,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
52%
52%
52%
52 Va
19
19%
19
19%
1,500
22%
23%
22%
22%
46,600
34%
35
34
34%
20,600
63
63
62%
62%
15%
16%
16
16%
2,900
23%
23%
22%
23%
19,700
1%
1%
1%
900
400
1%
14,300
70
71
73 %
7,100
33%
33%
34
43
43%
43%
43%
4.900
96%
97%
96
96%
1,100
29
29%
28%
29
\ 700
59%
60 Va
58 Va
59%
6,000
69
*32%
130
26
(2454)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
1
..
Monday, June 5, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1900
25
19
161
Aug 23
NEW
115
Feb
27
157
Feb
6
U S
Gypsum
7%
20
8% Jan
4
4
Jan
6
6% Mar 21
8
31% Feb
12
17
Jan
3
23 % Mar 28
7% Oct
24
13% Jan
15
9ya Jan
3
16 Va May 10
34% Nov
29
40
Jan
22
35% Jan
17
39'/a May 10
4'%%
26% Jan
5
35 % May 31
U S Lines
7% Jan
3
22% Mar
7
30y» Sep
1
8
8% Sep
30
25
26 y8 Jan
5
6
7% Mar
25% NOV
-35
30
Jan
4
26% Jan
18
43% Jan
US Hoffman
5%
25
54
77
Jan
5
46% Jan
6
157% Aug 11
149% Jan
3
50% Jan
26
78
41% Oct 26
64
75
Aug 31
Jan
4
Nov
27
47
Apr
27
35% Mar
25% Dec
21
36% Apr
12
26
Jan
3
40 %
22
50% Sep
19
45% Jan
4
51
May 24
69 V4
Sep
28
103y4 Jan
5
75 y2 Jan
3
139 % Jan
4
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
8%
May 2
May 17
45 % Dec
148
6
48 y2
U S Shoe
U S
Jun
15
26 y4 Aug
6
32% May 24
34% Jan
14
37% Nov
10
35
Jan
9
38% Jun
2
3
36% Jun
23
29
% Jan
3
53% Apr
10
8
24% Mar 29
18% Apr
6
13% July 11
11
Jan
3
23
51 y2 Jan
30
7%
43% May 17
22
24
May
15% Jan
Feb
12
26% Dec
■v,;:
2
9
23% Jan
25
4
Jan
27 y2
3
10
9
26
34% Dec
15
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
41V2 Apr
14
80% Jun
17
48
21% Oct
24
33% Dec
23
30% Jan
4
5
29
43 % Mar
7
68
28% Jan
47
62
May
M'n
&
Leaf
Tobacco
4
Universal Pictures
85
Feb
8
Apr
14
30 y8 Oct
25
38
Jun
21
33% Mar 10
38% Feb
23
Utah
27
3
37% Jan
18
3
293/4 May
2
2
113/4 Mar 23
14 % Apr
12
26% Feb
12
36
Sep
2
283/4 Jan
6
35% Mar 15
19% Dec
14
22 Va Sep
28
19"% Jan
3
38 % Oct
24
67% Jun
20
46% Jan
4
30% Apr
773/8 Apr
1 % Jun
2
Oct
24
51% Dec
20
44 Va Jan
13
9
39 % Dec
28
33 % Jun
2
Apr 22
34% Jan 26
113% Dec
28
31
21% Mar
79
99% Jan
4
Jan
29
82% Jan
18
82 % Jun
23
80
Jan
Feb
$2.28
Van
Light Co
2
18
May 15
6%
85
Aug 31
84
May 10
85
Mar
89
Aug 10
85
Jan
9
90
Jan
1073/4 Feb
21
$5
35%
50%
DAY
"•'\r
•
$4.04
$4.20
83% Feb
8
4
9% Jan
4
19
4
13% Jan
4
17
84%
Dec
8
94% Apr
3
98
95
Jun
15
102% Apr
8
14
87 % Jan
98% Jan
5
106%Jun
1
Dec
1
77% May 23
24 % Feb 10
85% Feb
28
Wabash
RR
29% Feb
28
Wagner
$4.12
5%
88%
146 Va
800
89%
34,300
147
2,600
*22
313/4
32%
31%
32%
37%
37%
38%
38%
45%
46%
45
46
23
22
22
100
10,000
23
*22
2,400
160
6,100
14%
13%
14
41 %
403/a
41%
44
44%
*162 %
43
4,400
44
1,700
164 %
*162%
164%
10
48
49%
48
49%
48 Va
49%
34,900
58%
59%
57%
583/4
57%
58%
18,000
57
58
56%
*55%
*82
83%
*82
55%
83%
*82
55%
56%
55
35
35%
35 %
35%
.56
57%
400
83%
543A
56
353A
36%
7,000
10,800
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
36 3 4
2,400
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
3,200
12%
12 J/4
11%
12%
117a
12%
2,300
5
313/4
32%
31
31%
*31 %
31%
400
26 3A
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
900
63'A
64%
63 Va
63%
61%
63%
7,600
l3/a
1%
213,200
54%
58
52%
54V4
42,800
,
'
'
'
.
-
—
1
com
com
_
■
——
.
„
■
52%
55%
353A
33%
35
114%
1153/8
111%
113
57%
58%
57%
104 %
35
preferred_100
Co
—
8
33 %
111
58%
105
34
3,000
1,000
112
57%
58%
104
104 %
*82
84%
*82
84%
*82
*86%
89%
*86%
89%
*86%
89%
*84
85%
*84
100
Co
*104%
105
130
85 %
85%
85%
30
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
4,000
16
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
10,500
83%
100
Materials
6 % %
883/4
146%
100
convertible
53/4%
88
25%
preferred
Vulcan
6
3,200
51
38
_
Power
Electric
Mar 20
May 12
May 25
1,400
35%
50"%
146
32'A
45 Va
100
15% Jan
48
34%
46 Va
x38
1
preferred
preferred
2
47%
35%
51
47%
146 %
x31 %
48
35
51
1
89
87%
145 %
.....
1,730
1
partic
8
133/4 Feb
48%
34%
8,900
....
1.25
<fe
7% Oct
87
483/a
50%
10
59%
159
13%
preferred-
issued
13% Jun
Jan
CLOSED
S
preferred
7
58%
158%
MEMORIAL
12.80
_
dividend
24
59%
158 %
41
Associates
Virginia Elec
59%
157%
14%
Inc
Co
76 %
EXTRA
..I,
77%
1573A
CLOSED
HOLIDAY
*76
77%-
10
convertible
Raalte
Varian
60% May 22
106% Aub 24
157
*76
42"%
com
Virginia Carolina Chemical
125
3
EXCHANGE
1
Rights when
Vendo Co
103
90% Aug 16
Inc
773/4 Mar 30
27
Jan
Co
433/4 Apr
13
49% Jan
107
54% Dec 28
l3/a Jun
•
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
27
27
5,900
593/4
13%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
30 Vt Jan
5
1,400
51
1
4%% preferred
Upjohn Co
5
29%
50%
76%
EXCHANGE
1
59
Jan
2 9 3/8
53%
41%
Co
3
15% Sep
29%
50 Va
100
Universal Oil Products
28
34% Jan
6,900
29%
44%
78 % Jan
44
5,900
9
26%
53%
163%
48% Feb
5
35%
26 VB
-
10,700
29%
43%
13
5
*8%
9
600
14%
41%
353/8
35%
*8"%
163%
84
20
*38
583A
STOCK
STOCK
2.50
62% Jun
Jan
35%
9
com_No par
16
11
35%
13%
41%
1
Corp_
16
15% Oct
14
13%
*38
30o
41 y4 Feb
29% Dec
14%
100
&
950
8,200
21
52%
-';-
1
preferred
Power
v
1
•.
Steel
11,800
5%
29%
'
*'
preferred—25
70 V2 Feb
Aug 18
21
26%
No par
common
Pharmaceutical
Universal Match
21 %
*21
41%
34%
"
5
26
100,
Corp
8%
21
13%
53/a
5%
26%
16%,
Corp common
Universal
3
'
com—50
Universal-Cyclops
May 11
Jan
'
"...
5
;
163% May 31
May 31
5%
*8%
—1
&
155
253/4
—50
Co
102%
155
♦38
_100~
United Stockyards Corp
United Whelan
Corp
60% May 16
53 % Dec
29 Va Oct
148
"
"
1-
common
non-cumulative
7%
May 10
Apr
4
30% Jan
!
100
preferred
U S Vitamin
101
156
21
5
1st preferred
Ref
U S Tobacco
103
155
5
preferred
U S Steel
Mar 17
102
10
Co
Corp
Smelting
7%
91% May 17
147
Co
non-cum
Shares
103
156
5
•
.
1
common
Foundry
U S Rubber
60% May 19
160% May 16
Jan
33
&
Playing Card Co
US Plywood
Corp common
3%% preferred series B
17
144
Co
.
1
preferred
Pipe
the Week
June 2
'
50
U S
May 18
5
U S
Friday
June 1
101 %
50
common
Sales for
Thursday
156
•?
2
Jan
10
75
Inc
PRICES
May 31
common—.82%o
preference
SALE
Wednesday
May 30
100
preferred series A
4 % %
6
Mar
A
HIGH
Tuesday
May 29
4
common
Mach
class
U S Industries
Mar 27
33
3
40 % Aug
Jan
9
27% Apr
Co
AND
Monday
Par
preferred—
3% Dec
20 Vb Oct
-
EXCHANGE
15 % Dec
25% Jun
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Highest
97
May 10
153% Mar
8
13
116% Jun
Dec
85 % Oct
148
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
X16 %
16%
16
16
16
16
973A
*96
—100
,
x973A
LlOO
*105
107
106 J/4
98'%
400
*96 «
98%
*105%. IO71/2
106%
50
10
w
62
May 13
80
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
11 % Dec
30
18% Jun
8
45
Jan
14
35 % Aug
4
27% Dec
23
Nov
1
15% Jan
4
9% Nov 21
15% Jan
15
7
81% Dec
5
15
Sep 27
37% Mar
9
15
Oct
27
51
Feb
8
4%%
11% Jan
9
14
Mar 13
60% Aug 24
57
Jan
4
73
Mar
7
Walgreen Co
40% Dec
6
38% Jan
6
51% Jun
2
Walker
19
26% Feb
2
8% Jan
3
41 % Apr
4
11% Mar 28
Walworth
10% Jan
4
13% Jun
Ward
30
Dec
89% Jan
82
14
Jan
4
86% Mar 16
6
Jan
3
28
5
18
2
21"% Mar
16"% Jan
6%
May
8
67% Mar 20
3
G
24% Mar 29
Warner
86% Apr
3
Warren
54% Nov
22
53 % Jan
3
76% May 23
38% May 25
44% Sep
13
41% Jan
5
54
30
27
45% Jan
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23% July 14
30% Jan
15
25% Jan
6
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
30% May 26
7% May 31
4
10 % Jan
4
1
9% Dec
29
87
17
Jan
17% Apr
4
98% Aug 30
1
89
Oct
3
78% Jan
19
86
Jun
20
30% Oct
26
56% Jan
4
35
May
92% Feb
17
29
93
Jan
4
19% Jan
4
17
35% Jan
16
44% May
96
Jan
19
98
Jan
13
14
29% Feb
17
41% Jun
Jan
5
102
87
Jan
23
91
May
82% Jan
17
87
Apr
Wayne
2
68%
3,900
50%
51%
51%
51%
5,600
37
36%
37
STOCK
STOCK
50%
51
50c
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
36 %
36%
CLOSED
9%
9%
9%
12%
100
__
EXTRA
24
6
10,900
84%
85
84%
85
85
25%
23
23%
21%
22%
17,200
61 %
61 %
63
63
65%
5,000
22
DAY
22 Vb
86
250
22
22%
22%
22 %
85
84%
85%
84%
85
53
53%
53%
54
52%
54
2,100
.1
No par
69%
No par
51%
52
5
36%
36%
Mills
5
29%
30%
1
4
100%
Inc
Supply
70%
70%
70%
70%
.1,500
52
52%
52%
52%
2,600
36 %
36
36
30%
30 %
30%
30%
6%
7%
6%
14%
14%
14%
14%
800
37,200
14%
900
101 %
140
102
101
101
*100
90
*89
90
*89
90
*86
87
87
*86
87
87 V
X37%
96%
27%
*95
40
27
41%
*97
98%
37%
*95
96%
27%
40%
28%
5
38%
38%
38%
*95
100
com
700
7
'*89
1
Co
10,800
7%
7
100
3,000
%
*36
70%
14%
Western Auto
800
6,300
13%
13
13%
9%
23
MEMORIAL
HOLIDAY
Co
Motor
preferred
Western Air Lines
9
13
13
9%
2,900
84%
4%%
May 11
9%
80
No par
Pharmaceutical
Co
Knitting
*76%
60%
1
5
10
D)
80
*36 %
CLOSED
1
pfd
100
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
8
30
68
4.20%
5
98% Mar
69
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Power 4%%
May 31
42% Jan
25
700
68
Welbilt Corp
37% May 31
17% Nov
97% Sep
35% Jan
94
12%
68%
Co
(S
Waukesha
7
Jan
12%
67%
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
3
23
82% Feb
26%
12%
*12%
Corp
Warner-Lambert
5
Dec
26%
12%
common
Industries
54
4
26%
12%
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
9
May
W
&
preferred
Ward
6
Dec
26 %
2.50
Co
Jan
May
*76.%
27
Co
Baking
34% Feb
64
80
26%
10
(Hiram)
30
81% Aug 23
♦76%
15
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
1
52% Jan
7
10 Va Jan
54% Dec
-100
No par
!
37% Jun
29% Sep 20
45 % May
4
preferred
Corp
Waldorf System
41%
100
38%
4,800
96%
27%
27%
40%
41
3,700
14,700
93
Nov
16
98
22
Oct
25
30% Jan
4
27
May 11
28% May
4
37% Jan
6
31% Jan
37% Mar 21
6
31 % Jan
37%
38
37
*37%
38
14
37
38
25% Dec
Western Maryland Ry com__No par
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
40
37
Jan
16% Apr
4
38% Oct 31
24 Va Jan
28% Mar 17
Western Pacific
No par
271/4
*27
13
2 7'A
27
57
27%
27%
39% Jan
1,200
55
Western Union
2.50
45%
46V2
43%
45%
437s
44%
28,100
10
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
10,000
common_6.25
42%
43 1/4
42%
423/4
42%
43%
41,900
*85
86
85
86
*108
110
*108
26
37
July 29
Jan
21% Oct
25
32% Jan
Oct
25
65
77% Jan
4
45
102
Sep
6
41% Sep 28
92% Dec 22
22
64
Jun
98
Sep
34% Jan
Mar
104
Oct
98% Oct
67a Nov
31
14
21
24% Nov 15
Apr
2
22
92 % Jan
3
99% Jun
2
3
34% May 19
68
27
28% Jan
79
9
May 27
45
Dec
Jan
10
82
Jun
Jan
3
65
Feb
9
40 % Jan
3
59% May 25
99 % Jan
9
7% Jan
3
13 Vb
26
Jan
Apr
37
103
5
4
Jan
3
41% Jan
22
Jan
20% Jan
45
4
4%%
49
May 15
27'A Mar 20
$3
convertible
White Stores
26
Wilcox
Oil
3
56% Apr
49% Feb
15
Wilson
&
84% Feb
17
83% Aug 18
79'A Jan
5
28 % Dec
29
27% Jan
4
42
15% Sep
8
9% Jun
1
13 Va Jan
29% Nov
21
9
Winn-Dixie
43% Sep
14
41% Jan
6
49
Jun
2
121% Apr
29% Jan
12
129
Feb
14
3
34
Jan
29
25
25% Feb
9
22% Dec
2
30% Jan
8
75
10
66
59
Mar
41% Oct
80% Mar 10
78
Apr
7"% Nov
26% Oct
1
7
3
26
Jan
26
39% May
Windsor
6%
30% Jun
2
Woodward
Iron
July 11
66 % Apr
8V/4 May 31
Woolworth
(F
Jan
49
Jan
4
95
Oct
13
87
23
95
67'A May 22
Jan
Dec
Jan
10% Jan
Jan
14
8% Feb
6
1/f £an
Feb
12'/a Apr 25
19% Sep
28
37% Jan
6
23% Feb
14
3
34% Mar 14
84% Oct
25
138% Jan
29 % May 15
4
88/8 Jan
3
1143/4 May 17
19 /a Jan
3
18% Dec
27
25
Aug 26
22 %
May
98
98%
98%
99
99 %
340
33%
337a
3,700
33%,
333a
82
80
80
523/a
*51%
52%
51%
51%
100
1
58%
59%
573/4
59%
57%
58V'2
4,500
100
100%
100 %
82
101
11%
11%
107a
*24%
25%
•2.4%
*45
46
46
233A
23%
23%
700
52%
53%
1,600
463A
46 3/8
46%
3 200
82%
82%
*81%
35
353A
*
52
46%
463/4
46%
*81%
82%
*35
36
10
Inc
1
36%
10
10
Corp
*125
33
Co
*125
38
,
37%
20,600
47%
333/a
30
10
19,300
*125
33
30%
30
30%
813/4
79
813A
30%
65
30 3/4
79
'
81
65%
65
933/4
*93
94
94
105 %
104
104
103
10%
10%
10
33%
5
111%
No par
33%
34'A
93/4
333A
33
1,300
2,700
28,700
6572
3,200
94
60
104i%
1,300
10
1,600
33i%
8,900
27
263A
27
263/4
2374
1,800
113
1111/4
112
111%
112%
7,600
21%
217a
2,900
27
No par
641/4
10'A
6,800
33%
93%
10%
49
127
333/a
104%
643A
100
200
9%
37
48
333/8
82%
35%
9%
127
79%
10
Co
37%
471/4
47%
127
100
35 %
9%
91/4
r
37%
47
100
com
10
9%
100
47
*23%
53%
10c
25%
52%
*46
233/4
Service
2,100
11%
25
47
Co
40
11
11
5 2 3/4
Power
102
25
23%
Inc
400
*100%
1
No par
W)
101
-20
50
common
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
2
10,600
80%.
Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
2
55%
96%
Worthington
94% May 12
115
—
55
common—No par
Stores
Public
—
551/4
34
preferred
Wisconsin
_
54%
80%
Co_
3
200
110
54%
1
Industries
Apr
300
33%
preferred
Wilson-Jones
22% Jan
8
101
38
$4.25
9
10
4,600
52%
5
Wisconsin Elec
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
36% Apr
119
Mar
.
37
*51%
preferred
Inc
11
*108
363/4
17,700
20
Inc
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
23% Jan
37
36%
80
Co
Co
36%
*37
36%
preferred
White Sewing Machine
Prior
preference
13
37
98%
(The S S)
Mfg
White Motor Co common
5%%
preferred
Mar 10
36%
86
*97
98%
*97
37%
*85
5
common
convertible
White Dental
May 10
6
25
21
Whirlpool Corp
1
44
8
21
32% May
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
lo
$5 preferred
No par
2
108
36%
3.80%
20
Aug 31
Oct
Electric
10
23
55% Jun
Dec
48
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Jan
88% Jan
3
14% Jan
RR
50
2
27% Jan
2
Telegraphic
Air Brake
Feb
18% Oct
31% Mar 10
4
42% Jan
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
36
Apr
preferred
Western Bancorporation
25
6
Sep 28
48% July
8
67% Jan
6
102
Apr
4.80%
27
28% May 19
Jan
May
84% May 19
70
2
37% Mar 14
36
22
40
62% Jan
July 26
„,
5
10
89% Aug 18
103% Dec 28
Jan
21%
21'%
217a
165%
171%
21%
z
'
'
'
'
'
•
89% Feb
•Bid
and
17
asked
129% Sep
prices;
no
1^
_
sales
97% Jan
on
this
4
day.
176% Jun
r
2
Cash
wd
sale,
Zenith
When
Radio
distributed,
Corp
x
Ex-dividend,
1
y
Ex-rights,
•'
.
<
,
z
Ex-distribution.
I All
163
preferred
'
167%
issues
are
,f
'
cumulative
unless
171
otherwise
176%
indicated
31,200
<
Volume
193
Number 6061
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2455)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRinAY
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YFADI Y
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when
column headed "Interest Period"
bonds mature.
the
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year I960
Lowest
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Monday
Highest
Treasury 4%s
May
May 30
Low
Low
EXCHANGE
♦103.26
32nds of
more
or
HIGH
Low
;
Friday
June 1
...
Low
High
*103.30
point
Thursday
May 31
High
a
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
104.2
•101.20
1975-1985
-Oct
1 1969
15
AND
Tuesday
May 2!>
High
NEW YORK STOCK
Exchange
indicate in each case the month
decimal point represent one
after
Figures
•103
104.6
Sales for
June 2
High
Low
104
*103.18
...
Week
High
Bonds ($)
103.22
101.28
♦101.18
101.26
*101.10
101.18
Treasury 4s
Feb
"102.4
102.12
•102.6
102.14
♦102
102.8
*101.20
101.28
Treasury 37/as
May 15
*100.24
100.28
•100.20
100.24
♦100.14
100.18
♦100.2
100.6
Treasury 37/«s
Nov
1968
15 1974
♦100.24
101
♦100.24
101
♦100.20
100.28
♦100.6
100.14
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 35/aS
Treasury 3%s
May
15 1966
♦100.30
101.28
♦100.26
100.30.
•100.18
100.22,
•100.2
100.6
Nov
15 1967
*99.20
99.24
♦99.16
99.20
'99.8
99.12
♦98.28
99.0
15
1980
*96.14
96.22
•96.14
96.22
*96.8
96.16
*95.24
96.0
15 1990
♦95.12
95.20
•95.12
95.20
*95.8
95.16
*94.24
95.0
15
•94.12
94.20
♦94.8
94.16
♦93.24
*98.26
98.30
♦98.18
98.22
*98.4
98.8
STOCK
*91.26
92.2
*91.22
91.30
*91.18
91.26
EXCHANGE
•91.24
92
♦91.20
91.28
♦91.14
91.22
Treasury
4s
Feb
86.8
Apr
11
3 Vis
Treasury
11.
1980
3%s
1998
♦94.12
94.20
15 1966
*98;30
99.2
1978-1983
*91.24
92
May
Treasury
Apr
1
Nov
Treasury 3 Vis
86.8
15 1985
*91.22
91.30
—Nov
Nov
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3%s
Jun
15
'
Feb
15 1964
♦99 8
3s
Aug
15
1966
*97.10
3s
Feb
15 1995
*87.12
87.20
Treasury
2%s
Treasury
2%s
2%s
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
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2 Vis
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96.12 Feb
18
18
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Treasury
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Treasury
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
89
Mar
89
8
Mar
8
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
-
Dec
►100.1
94.0
99.10
♦98.30
99.2
♦98.22
98.26
97.20
*97.2
97.3
*96.22
96.26
*87.12
87.20
♦87.4
87.12
♦86.14
86.22
DAY
100.3
*100.1
100.3
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100.2
*100.20
97.6
100.24
♦100.19
100.23
♦100.18
100.22
•96.22
96.26
*96.12
96.16
♦97
*99.31
100.1
♦99.31
,
►100.1
100.23
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CLOSED
MEMORIAL
100.3
"100.19
Sep 15 1961
1960-1965
Feb 15 1965
Nov 15 1961
15
*
101.4
*99.6
97.22
Treasury
•100.28
♦97.14
99.12
Treasury
Treasury 3s—
96.12 Feb
97.4
*99.30
100
100
*99.28
99.30
♦93.22
93.30
*93.22
93.30
•93.16
93.24
♦93.10
93.18
♦98.17
98.19
*98.14
98.16
*98.9
98.11
♦98.1
98.3
*91.26
92.2
♦91.24
92
*91.16
91.24
*91.10
91.18
Jun
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
15 1964-1969
♦91.4
91.12
*91.2
91.10
*90.28
91.4
*90.22
90.30
Dec
15
1964-1969
•90.28
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91.2
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90.24
*90.10
Mar
15
1965-1970
*90.16
90.24
*90.14
99.22
♦90.10
90.18
♦90.2
90.10
Mar
15
1966-1971
*89.16
89.24
♦89.14
89.22
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89.18
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89.10
Jun
15
Jun
Dec
15
-
-
90.18
88.26
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88.24
♦88.10
88.18
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88.8
15
1967-1972
1967-1972
♦88.18
Sep
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88.22
*88.12
88.20
*88.6
88.14
♦88.28
89.4
Dec
15
15
15
1967-1972
1959-1962
1959-1962
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88.22
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88.20
•88.6
88.14
•87.28
88.4
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99.12
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99.10
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99.9
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99
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98.30
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99.27
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98.22
Jun
Dec
International Bank
for
5s
—Feb
15
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1
105
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105
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103
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103
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103
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102
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102
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102
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1985
4%s
1980
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1961
,
4%s
—Dec
1
1973
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102
4%s
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1
1977
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101.16
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97.8
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-
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Last
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Low
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High
No.
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Brazil
.June-Dec
92
92'/2
32
92%
18
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funding bonds of
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due
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1944
of
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or
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High
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High
1951
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—April-Oct
A
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94 li
Last
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High
Interest
BONDS
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—
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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3%s series No.
4
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3%s series No.
Members New York Stock
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13
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series No. 17
3%s
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97
97
96%
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99
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99
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—
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June-Dec
June-Dec
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June-Deo
16
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—
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—
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101
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22
June-Dec
97
99
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June-Dec
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1973
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94
94
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1
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28
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97
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—
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1968—Mar-Sept
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1973
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Austrian
97
99
3%s series No. 25
Akershus
Austria
June-Dec
3%s series No.
ISSUES
CORPORATE
June-Dec
19
3%s series No. 23-
FOREIGN
AND
18
3%s series No.
FOREIGN
Broadway, New York
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3%s series No.
120
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3%s series No. 20
REctor 2-2300
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June-Dec
June-Dec
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44
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93
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s
f
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1951
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f
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1959
Feb-Aug
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—
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—
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192
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1979—
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12
65
73
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37
36
38
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47%
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f
—
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30
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106
18
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66
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1979
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Jan-July
*20 %
100
-
—
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20
100
31
103%
797/s
►75
73
75
28
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Sale Price
Low
Supply Schwaben—5'As
debt
adjustment 1973
AEstonia
(Republic of)
7s 1967
SAFrankfurt on Main 6'As 1953-—
4%s sinking fund 1973—
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(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of
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1972
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—
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84'A
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96%
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92
92
1
85
103
102
103
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99%
103
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97
83'A
89
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1968—-—.—
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92
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Feb-Aug
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1978
1984
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1958
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67
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13
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72
June-Dec
1958-
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72
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99
June-Dec
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June-Dec
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1971
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225
225
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98
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160
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June-Dec
1951
1951
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160
98%
200
Jan-July
1947
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series
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95
7
22
95%
200
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Jan-July
1981
99
94%
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Jan-July
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76
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1954
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84
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14
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1951
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86
105
99
98'A
100%
97%
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1977
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20
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20
12
1971
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1971
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1978
Jan-July
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26%
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--
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25%
of
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18%
7
June-Dec
June-Dec
1968
1
Jan. 1
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1958
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June-Dec
June-Dec
1968
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1962
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—
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19
1958
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92
92
June-Dec
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1980
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or
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1930—
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1972
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*95%
—
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99%
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1963—Jan-July
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1953
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Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
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1962
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—-
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90'A
__
Period
New York Stock Exchange
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♦86'/a
Low
No..
High
*88%
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Energy
.
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
.
RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 2)
Week's Range
Friday-
3s
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2456)
due
'30 1965—
extended to 1975
1965
::
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& Toll 5s uniform cod 1959—Mar-Sept
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June-Dec
(Colombia)
i%
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Minas
(State)
Geraes
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ApriZ-Oct
reduced
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1959
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Volume
Number
193
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
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Last
or
Sale Price
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of
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May-Nov
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1970
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1984
1985
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&
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series
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90
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C
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series
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100'A
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83
90
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mortgage
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115
99
1975
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107
86'A
first
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84'A
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96
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debentures
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97'A
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27
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1975
1988
87
—
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1992—Mar-Sept
4'As
gen
*88
Jan-July
1st
132
debentures
104'A
Feb-Aug
;
2%s
mtge
4'As
4%s
5s
*93%
consolidated
:
154
87'A
120
86'A
Burlington
and
94'A
4
144
120
impt M 37As series H 1973—June-Dec
div
A
8
143
gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3'/as 1985—Feb-Aug
&
Second
Chicago
130
2
:
1987
Continental
152%
85
122
86'A
and
Refund
126
impt M 3'As series D 1996—May-Nov
and
Refund
102%
90
122
J an-July
debentures
Ohio
&
18
*143
Jan-July
1981
subord
conv
122
*104%
Mar-Sept
4%s
Continental
warrants
debentures
119
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1971—
ww
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3'As
debentures
1965
33As
122
April-Oct
debs
warrants
subord
conv
Jan-July
1979_
conv
Inc—
subord
conv
Without
6s
5'As
Corp
*80%
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mortgage 4%s
1989
mortgage 4%s 1990
1st
Feb-Aug
—
mortgage
1st
88%
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1
mortgage
1st
95%
*87
.—June-Dec
1983
first
*91%
June-Dec
1986
Power
Convertible
93
92%
April-Oct
:
1985
debentures
Consumers
73
_May-Nov
1982
debentures
-W
—
1968
1982
debentures
debentures
179%
,
*82%
Jan-July
1
,
1978
debentures
4%s
88
1986
1976
1st
'—
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40'A
X
2%s
Gas
105%
102
104
325
ApriZ-Oct
series
1979
107%
Jan-July
1981
U
2%s
f
debentures
5s
120%
37%
86
*86
„
108
41
39%
39%
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series A 1974__Feb-Aup
series B 1968
Feb-Aug
3'As
Co
1
119
119
June-Dec
3'As
series
s
Natural
debentures
4%s
74%
'
2%s
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3'As
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J
Power
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23
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85
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ref
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96
82'A
—
1st
76%
100
101%
95 'A
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74'A
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debentures
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74%
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series
4'As
conv
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74
103%
95%
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„
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67
.
92
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April-Oct
series
4s
mortgage
Illinois
74
91%
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mortgage
AGen
Central
*70
-
-
,May-Nov
1977
1965
1976
Georgia
_
91%
April-Oct
debs
debentures
3s
debentures
Feb-Aug
1978
1983
4'As
Tractor
Corp
debs
debs
ref
99%
107'A
104%
"
1st
106%
92'A
104
(Bait)—
1976
T
86'A
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1984_
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'
1
105% 106'A
June-Dec
87'A
88%
106
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debs
91
89%
99% 100'A
99%
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84'A
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1989
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Gas
85
June-Dec
1990
High
86%
08
88%
June-Dec
1989
R
Jan. 1
Low
86'A
85%
April-Oct
1988
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ser
subord
conv
Consolidated
60
series
5s
debentures
conv
Consolidated
100
8
■
Ctfs
Carolina
M
ref
1st
83
ref
&
1st
84%
&
1st
98
84
J-
■
__
101'A 102
--
91 'A
—
Ry—
debentures
Airlines
June-Dec
1976
3s
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1986
ref
ref
series
No.
High
June-Dec
M
&
Range Since
Sold
—May-Nov
&
Bonds
Low
Jan-July
1985
Range
Friday's
86'A
1986
1st
4'As
or
Bid & Asked
—
L
1st
129
Last
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
1984
K
1st
4l/2S conv 19bl
Terminal Bldgs 5s Income
(continued)
1983
J
3%s
Period
York
New
series
3%s
Interest
Exchange
of
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
ist
debs
3'As
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
Week's
Friday
29
20
49
—
—
8
94
94%
58
92%
92%
1
129 %
95'A
95
92
150
107
208
227
100
104
93'A
95
92
93%
30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Motors
Acceptance
3%s
debentures
Bid & Asked
2%s
debentures
3s
debentures
3 %s
1964
1972
debentures
debentures
1979—
debentures
4%s
General
Motors
4%s
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General
Tire
Glidden
Co
Goodrich
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;
(B
58
89%
93 Va
60
88%
93%
f
s
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Co
first
debentures
Grace
General
4y2s
167
98 Va
101%
99%
142
98%
100%
89%
90
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C
180
180
183%
Feb-Aug
108
108
110
May-ZVoD
101
140
145
141
142%
1973—
Jan-July
D
Jan-July
1976
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
P
70%
1974
June-Dec
inc
debs
States
1st
series
mortgage
A
2056
2%s
3s
mtge
1976
1978
—
211
103%
May
101
McDermott
10
mortgage
23/4s
1979
1980
1st
mortgage
1981
1st
mtge
3%s
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5s
subord
conv
—
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Valley
Hooker
5s
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'
■
3.10s
f
s
1st
Hotel
6s
Corp
of
4 Vas
4s
debentures
tr
debs
Finance
Jan-July
1984
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1972
Corp
debentures
sinking
1999
97%
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;
113 Va
129
2%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1970
1968
fund
debentures
123%
120
120
100
100
100
June-Dec
1978
89%
10
97 Va
4%s
s
f
debentures
1977
Jan-July
45/as
s
f
debentures
1984
Jan-July
Jan-July
91%
99 %
2
101
Missouri Pacific
95
101%-
-99
'
5s
f
s
4%s
debentures
debentures
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102 %
102
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_
102
&
refunding
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A
105
102
100%
—
Feb-Aug
86
82%
86
236
April-Oct
17
15
18%
207
1957-—
Feb
5s
1957_
105%
67
.
9%
86
Bell
111
Cent
RR
consol
mtge
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mortgage
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series
3s
Jan-July
3%s ser A
*76%
80%
June-Dec
1981
1978
B
82 Va
82%
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1979—May-Nov
3%s
series
B
1979
May-No»
series
C
1974
May -Nov
Jan-July
1984
1st
mortgage
3'/4s
series
G
1980
mortgage
3%s
series
H
1989
Mar-Sept
3J/2s
f
s
debentures
Indianapolis
Inland
1st
Union
Steel
Co
Ry
3J/4s
mortgage
3.20s
3V2s
series
I
series
4%s
series
K
4y2s
series
L
4%s
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debs
series
International
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Tel
Interstate
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s
f
41/4S
s
f
Tel
Feb-Aup
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sub
conv
Co
series
3 %s
90
.
—' —
85%
■
87 Va
—'
250
A
1977
86%
91%
98
102%
99%
1
104
6s
National Cash
Natl
90
117
Natl
320
13
241
330
National
1980
Breaker
Central Power
Manufacturing
4y4s
&
1982
conv
103
3s
103 7/a
3 Vis
97
97%
25
*80
81 %
——.
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97%
Royal
5s
79
New
93%
100 v*
79 Va
'
'
Distillers
Dutch
.
90 %
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3s
f
Kansas
1st
mtge
1st
mortgage
2%s
1978
2%s
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
—
June-Dec
5'/2s
subord
conv
Kentucky
Central
Kimberly-Clark
debs
Ry 4s
Corp
1980
Jan-July
f
83
78%
Jan-July
1983
Tea
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
1997
Jan-July
April-Oct
—
^
■
82
125
1977—Mar-Sept
1970—June-Dec
1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oct
—
Lake
Dock
RR
&
Term
78%
78%
2
78%
78%
.
__
Shore
&
Mich
South
gold
3x/2s
June-Dec
'97__June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3"/2s A 1970
April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp *64_Feb-Aug
1st
&
Lehigh
1st
141% 145
53
102%
-
77%
'
——
.
5s
stamped
1974
Feb-Aug
94%
91%
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5
97 Va
mortgage
5s
extended
to
33/8s
f
s
123
mortgage
4%s
96 Va
2
97%
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Series
A
4s
Series
B
4%s
Series
C
5s
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A Series
D
E
A Series
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gen
fixed
consol
interest
Lionel
fixed
fixed
2003
interest
interest
8
59%
62%
92
33
87 Va
92
97
1
97
97 Va
80%
contingent interest 2003
—
—
62
56 Va
2
Lockheed
4.50s
RR
4s
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debentures
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Gas
debs
Corp
1980
4%s
debentures
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ser
For footnotes, see page 36.
1982
D
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3
116
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130
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109
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1
101
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100
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116
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61
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102
63
69
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87%
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85 %
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56%
57%
46
56 %
series
trust
1998
A
1980
6a
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3
RR—
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mortgage
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York
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gold
collateral
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mortgage
income
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4s
Y
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N
Y
New
First
Y
B
Y
&
Y
State
N
Y
&
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1973
A
May-Nov
Hartford
&
mtge
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1st
consol
first
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mtge
51
54
14
51 Va
547/a
81%
3
81 %
84
78
81%
87
90%
&
&
Gas
ser
gtd
2%s
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A
'
•
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'
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70
287/a
13
25%
37%
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29%
29 %
1
29 Va
39
31%
2
29 Va
42%
61Va
11
mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocl
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4Vas series K 1993—Jan-July
58%
101
——
120% 125%
107
238
121
122%
60
104%
170
178
56
119
97 Va
—
87%
■
63 Va
125 Va
■
•
2
98%
88
/
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97 Va
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93
101%
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&
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series E
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68
2
47
52
1
52 %
57
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133
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12
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68
83
83
54%
81
11
--
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14
68
68
5
81 Va
85
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2
54%
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1
81
81
63
63
63
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64
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16%
15
16
21 V*
77
77
3
76
80%
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82 Va
3
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77
78 V*
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1978—Feb-Aug
82%
83
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100
100 V*
83
94%
84
79
81 Va
100%
52
95%
6
94%
86 Va
79%
76%
86
99 V*
103
93%
99
77 Va
78%
Corp—
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mortgage 2%s
1980
April-Oct
mortgage 3V4s
1983
April-Ocl
mortgage 3%s
1983
Feb-Aug
mortgage 4%8 1987
Mar-SepZ
Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocl
mortgage
65
29 Va
29%
Jan-July
2019—Jan-July
1982
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102
131
3 Vas
83
69
52%
*
27%
mortgage
62
64%
48
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31%
series
2%s
—
52%
—
RR—
& cons
mtge 4s ser A 2004
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
Telephone
—
83
48
48
1975_Mar-Sept
1993_Aoril-Ocl
1977
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Y
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'
69
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N
54
■
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•
5
90%
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4c
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4s
'
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first mtge 2%s
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35
52%
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__
Jan-July
2043—
series
4s
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mtge conv inc
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N
62
B
series
West
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Jan-July
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Harlem River & Port Chester 4 Vis A '73_Jan-July
■
64 Va
3%s 2000
series A 2043—
refunding
AGeneral
1975
B
gold
Haven
&
27/as series
RR
4s
&
series
1989
27%
88
.
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1986
F
May
99
—
53%
81%
1998-Feb-Aug
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series
3s
debentures
&
58%
52
52%
53
1998—Feb-Aug
3%s
60
88
86
May-Nou
1974
3s
1977
54%
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72%
—
88 %
56
—
105%
38 Va
82 Va
52
—
103 Va
101%
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100
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77
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)
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8
—
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80
3
171
39
105 %
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13
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April-Oct
100%
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39 Va
100
—'
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53 %
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;v
101 Va
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—_Feb-Aug
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3.75s
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.
93
27%
20
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46
—
60
22
71
23
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102%
52
April-Oct
99
57
56%
Niagara
1980
1962
94 Va
91
22%
110 %
46%
125%
22%
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45%
61 Va
29
;
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—
53%
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-.
Corp—
subord
conv
Miami
58
*101 %
_
93%
53 %
61 Va
59
'
■
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46%
__
99
61%
59%
63
Term
May
May
98%
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98 Va
64 Va
52
56'/a
Connecting
85%
May-Nov
121
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
2003
2003
4s
contingent interest 2003
4%s contingent interest 2003
5s
(The)
5%s
Lone
59%
97
56
53%
52%
Y
bonds—
mtge
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76-June-Dec
Little
59 Va
92
—
53%
53%
63%.
N
Jan-July
53%
May-Nov
—June-Dec
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1982
1980
conv
&
4s
N
Valley Railway Co
(N Y)—
extended to 1974
115
57
56 Va
4%8
125 Va
59%
62
56%
.
53 %
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94%
92
Feb-Aug
56
1974—April-Oct
debs
1989
&
Central
N
1984
56%
99
1977
Power
York
4%s
*85
43
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
78 Va
*91 Va
—
75
60
Feb-Aug
New
156
Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
Lehigh
1st
ref
69%
Mar-Sept
Lake
N
1968
71%
68%
59%
April-Oct
General
Co—
sinking fund 37/8s series A
73
67
247
98%
1974
Mortgage
1st
20 Va
68%
70%
89 %
1982
Mortgage
Lakefront
75%
16%
68%
v
89 %
Bell
N Y Central &
82%
97 Va
85'/a
19
*91%
debentures
N
Koppers Co
82
19
119
75%
18
June-Dec
1983_May-Nov
Chem 4%s debs
&
3%s
Tel
Collateral
80%
80
125
100%
100
74
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80%
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94%
93
4
75
June-Dec
4s/as
Co
Consolidated
84
5
*77%
25
18
Feb-Aug
debentures
Jersey
Michigan
142 Va
63
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April-Oct
73
82%
-
94
57%
82
unc-uee
aeuo
Jersey
102 Va
82%
—
53%
91%
25
100%
99% 100
'
May-Nov
Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
'
1987
3%s
73
;
0
June-Dec
1980
95%
84
*80%
„
44
77
*78
•
Kansas
City Southern Ry 3'/4s ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kayser-Roth Corporation—
98
*73
•
44%
4
75
—
Mar-Sept
1986
ser
1976
debentures
England
New
96 Va
97
Mar-Sept
Michigan Ry 4s 1990
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
90%
76 Va
50
81%
—
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1976
Corp 1st 3Vis
3%s 1986
mortgage
s
3s
New
Airlines—
&
92
82%
27
68%
1986
1970
Prods
mortgage
3s
83
89%
Louis
New Orleans Terminal 3%s
subord debentures 1979
conv
63
100
■
1
June-Dec
New
4%s
47
59%
2000
1980
debs
debs
debentures
National
K
KLM
98
'95%
74 %
92%
61%
69 Va
1980—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
New
Kanawha
28
80
46
ApriZ-Oct
Register 4%s s
debentures
1st
98 Va
85
79
—
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1976-
1975
87 Va
96%
85
•
Mar-Sept
Light 27/8s
debs
86%
97%
89
♦76
Jan-July
3%s
88
*
88 Va
—
87 Va
92%
Feb-Aug
Cylinder Gas 5'/as conv debs
Dairy Products 2%s debs
71
*
92%
—
86
*75%
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
—.
National
111%
*86%
86
96
—
Inc—
National Distillers
Jan-July
1
Jan
3%s
gtd
St
&
subord
conv
99
Jan-July
1966
debs
1978
Airlines
100
Mar-Sept
87 Va
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
2007—
April
1981—J
subord
Chatt
1st
1978
96
85%
__
*90
—
—
1991
gtd 4s
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86
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1987
1989
1981
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conv
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1981
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mortgage
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mortgage
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77
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mortgage
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77
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116
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April-Oct
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coll
conv
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4%s
77
368
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mortgage 6s
5
10
A
168
89
1972
debentures
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104
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99
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conv
first
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105
89
85%
69
80%
—
81
——
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85 %
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89
78
58%
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166
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93
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99
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4%s
First
Mar-Sept
--
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vas 1988—April-Oct
4%s debentures 1991
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969—
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
—
-Jan-July
Apr-Oct
1972
debentures
Robbins 3%s debs
&
McKesson
Minneapolis
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s 1976
Hertz Corp
4s conv subord debs 1970
84
103%
110
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1st mortgage
2%s 1980
——
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76
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80
84
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4%s conv subord debentures 1975
80
June-Dec
70
80
—
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19 73—.—Mar-Sept
230
78%
5
—
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1983
72 Va
Co—
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84 Va
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mortgage 2%s
Realty
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68%
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91%
79
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1980
debentures
f
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1972
56
31
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66 Va
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95 Va
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May-Nov
1969
mortgage
1
56
June-Dec
1st
1st
1st
May Dept Stores 23/8s debentures
3%s s f debentures 1978-
RR—
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debentures
3s
Martin
102 %
68%
57
91%
—
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—
1972__May-Nov
Feb-Aug
104%
146
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146 Va
110
202
202
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Inc
94%
63
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subord debentures
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5s conv subord debentures 1977
Maine Central RR 5Vbs 1978
Trucks
Macy
100 %
17
176
68
mtge 27/8s ser
1
96
56
General mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015
April
General mortgage Inc 4s series B Jan 2044—April
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
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5s
94%
97%
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71
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—.
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96%
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3
98
M
103
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97 %
Jan-July
1982
102 J/4
98
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1st mortgage 3Vas 1982
1st mortgage 3 %s 1984—
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
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1990
mortgage
3 %s
2%s series
Gulf
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95
—
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141
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121
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218
98 V4
101
101
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173%
—
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—
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1
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—
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-
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205
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'79
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82
18
■
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2%s
conv
Financial
16
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&
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99%
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series
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102%
98 %
mortgage
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102%
8
98%
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91
98
98%
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5s
103%
105'/a
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91%
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102%
57
103
1977
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& Co 3%s
series
42
94%
93%
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1979
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94
103
1971
subord
conv
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1976
debentures 1978
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debs
debs
conv
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4%s
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89 %
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debentures
4%s
&
10
25
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91
92%
debentures 1963—
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Co
(P)
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3s
100%
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91%
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1983
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1,452
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91
Feb-Aug
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90
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debentures
100
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Mar-Sept
-
1980
debentures
100 332
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91
1977
debentures
4%s
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
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4s
5s
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1975
5s
5s
100 332
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Jan-July
1969
debentures
3%s
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Friday
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Friday's
BONDS
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102%
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5
92%
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Volume
193
Number
6061
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2459)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
Week's
or
Range
Friday's
Friday
Bonds
Central
Natural
Northern
3'%s
4%s
ref
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1st
general
35/as
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debentures
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f
s
ref
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s
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debentures
s
f
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1977
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debentures
f
s
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debentures
f
s
f
s
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1
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States
Northern
4s
1997
90%
88%
90
90
90
100
100
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2%s
mortgage
2%s
1st
mortgage
3s
mortgage
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27
57%
95%
13
88%
Feb-Aug
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1978
81
81
1982
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82'%
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mortgage
4 Vis
First
mortgage
4s
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5s
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1975
conv
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debentures
refunding
mortgage
3s
and
debentures
80
82%
85%
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first
—
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1
97
93
83'%
83'%
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96
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105
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105
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mortgage
230
157
230
157
1
162 Vi
99%
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&
1
153
mortgage
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mortgage
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mortgage
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debs
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debs
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World
American
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debentures
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conv
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84
84
2
84
5
80%
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6
80%
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5%s
4%s
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5
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104
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refunding 3%s
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85
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85
85
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mtge 6s
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5s
senior
capital
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noles 1979
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series
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series
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f
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mortgage
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100%
Union
*85%
84%
86 7%
Tank
Air
78
United
3%s
175
*95%
175
96%
133
94%
175
97'%
conv
Lines
2 %s series C
s f
debs 1973
";
,
90%
82 %
90%
83%
—
90%
82%
-
89%
89%
2
88%
94
8
90
81 a
86 %
90'%
June-Dec
May-Nov
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
—
1991_Mar-Sept
„
April-Oct
—
—
„
subord debs 1985
Co of America 23%s
1977
--
76
83 ,4
88
83% 83%
69% 70
*96% 100
10
1
88
79%
22
—
8
97
102
121
80
134
—
„
•
-
88
.
June-Dec
1966-ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
4
84%
*/6
*--
Inc—
Biscuit
debentures
103 % 106 4
—
1968
mortgage
Car 4%s
.
162
1915..April-Oct
1971—May-Nov
& coll tr 2%s 1980—
3%s 1982.—
2%s debs 1970
Pacific R.R 27i,s debentures 1976
Union
47%s
78
.
3:"»s
trust 2%s
of California
Refunding
__
coll
mtge
Oil
85%
1r,K3/.
inQl/
103'% 106%
—.May-Nov
Missouri
mtge
list
Union
*84
and
81 %
1co
1978
U
Union
—
Inc—
96 %
*97'%
_
36.
ser
3%s
Orleans
88
United
see page
of New
RR
87
Co—
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
May-Nov
debentures
1973_——1 May-Nov
3%s debs 1981
Mar-Sepf
__
Pacific—
8
1st. mortgage 2%s.l984.
3%s
Term
3%s
M
14
1977
1983
refund
92
June-Dec
15)77
Line
Electric
Feb-Aug
.—June-Dec
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
gold 5s 2000—
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
1st
1974
Plantation
and
first;
87%
Ry—
1962
gen
Pacific
3%s series
M
90%
Mar-Sept
1st
refund
and
&
First
1984
1st
First
General
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37/us
78'%
76
80
April-Ocf
1983
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3%s series B
Texas
98%
April-Oct
__
June-Dec
1979
notes
conv
senior
impt
98'/a
1967
100'%
89
100
Inc—
(James)
and
*98%
debs
May -Nov
1971
1972
debentures
25%s
Co
Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1966
3%s debs 1981—
and
98%
3s
Jan-July
debentures 2%s
Refund
98
.
June-Dec
Apr-Oct
1983
1983
(N J.I
Terminal
*99%
-
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1994
1985
debs
California
102'%
2
90
75
'75—June-Dec
1986——-Jan-July
1996.
Jan-July
—
conv
debentures
5%s
108%
23
87%
—
2%s
107'%
92
249
91
u_'
—
of
Oil
^
5%'%
94
guaranteed 4Vis ser I 19G3_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 19(>4_May-Nov
Glass
7,
147'%
T
85
295
*87
Consolidated
Plate
■;
103
102%
—
5s
Oil
Talcott
104%
*72%
Pittsburgh
103%
May-Nov
debentures
2%s
83%
6
5
E
F
1983.
11
85
81
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago &. St I.ouis RR—
General mortgage 5s,. series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
AprZZ-Oct
General mortgage 33»s series E 1975,—April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Ghent 1st' mtge 3'Vis. 1964—May-Noa
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3,%s 1965—Jan-July
96'%
83
11
4
Mar-Sept
3%s ser A
'
Plllsbury
94
109'%
3
103'%
103
84
—
1977
A
series
series
1983—
Surface Transit Inc
79%
81
84
86
*81
102 Vi
77'%
81%
81%
*84%
104%
15)84
91%
79%
79%
93
„
98
100
*89'%
April-Ocf
Tel
Bell
Oil
Superior
94%
Apr-Oct
debs
1
-■
83
91%
*87%
—
——
88%
10
Inc 47«s sf debs 15)79-—
June-Dec
Petroleum 2%s debentures J964—Feb-Aug
conv
subord debs
15)87
-Feb-Aug
subord
79%
*78'%
__
Jan-July
1982—April-Ocf
^
April-Ocf
1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co
(Ohio 1 4%s 1982
Jan-July
Stanffor Chemical 3%s debs
1973
Mar-Sepf
85
92%
103'% 105
conv
95
100
Northeastern R.R, 3%s 1977—May-JVou
&
Tnc
4'%fi
-
92'%
Morris
Phillips
'm4
*93
—
143'% 146%
1973_June-Dec
1994
conv
first consol gold 5s
roll tr 4%s 1988
first gold 5s 199G
debentures
Standard
99'%
81
12
•
*85'%
April-Ocf
1989
5s
—
89%
80
„
*90%
Co—
2%s
2%s
debentures
5%s
57%
RR
Refund
intge
*80
<4.
div
Orl
Standard
Corporation—
Philip
Ry
mtge
Spiegel
85
92'/4
refunding 3%a .1988
refunding intge 4%s 1986—L—June-Dec
refunding
69
89
100
__
May-Nov
May-Nov
mortgage
5%a series
3'/us
60'%
84 %
—
Lines)
1st. mtge
Term
Pacific
Standard
Jan-July
1971
&
63
66
,.
mtge
Simmy
First
73
89
146%
Jan-July
1970
i
mortgage
New
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
__
__
tL.
"»
Co—
4%s
Co
(Oregon
Southwestern
99%
54
58
*53
April
r
refunding
Fran
Memphis
100
Co—
—Jan-July
1969
First
87 %
99%
1977
C
.
__
Feb-Aug73%
2%s-4%s
Ry
1981
First,
105'%
98'/2
—
series
4%s
4%s
4%s
First
93
92%
8
F
1990
Gas
Southern
89%
84'%
1974
B
4%s
4s
67%
Co—
Southern
series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Wash RR Co—
Pere
Indiana
Pacific
Sun
102
84
—ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1985—Jan-July
66
*
Jan-July
debentures
Natural
Gold
90'%
June-Dec
April-Ocf
1
Edison
California
Gold
84'%
*87
84
1981
series D
66
127
1963—.
5s
1987
convertible
First
84 '%
149
June-Dec
74
73
9
11
67
66
,...
Jan-July
1979
1976
RR
1985
debentures
Southern
79%
102'%
June-Dec
67%
72
*69'%
104
1979
Southern
90
101
15)68—
60
72
68%
67'%
68%
66
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
debs
1965
Telephone & Telegraph
Southern
79%
84
debs
2%s
Oil
debentures
3%s
105'/4
80
84%
84%
74
—
Bell
Southern
96%
Jan-JwZy
conv
Alabama
2%s
104
91%
4%s
2%s
106
17
102
1965
A
B
May-Nov
Jan-July
1983—F'eb-Aug
1982
April-Oct
1971—._ApriZ-Oct
debs
f
debentures
debentures
debentures
3s
103%
1979—__ Feb-Aug
mortgage 4'/4s series E
General
Peoria
series
series
88%
2
__
63
.
Marohanr.—
North
&
s
subord
conv
South
RR—
General
General
1977
debs
1979—,
Corp
2%s
Socony-Vacuum
84'%
84
1
'
r
Oil
Oil
Smith-Corona
84'%
1975——April-Ocf
Light 3s
&
88%
63
*75
June-Dec
1966
i
s
delis
2%s
Oil
Union
Skelly
89%
81'%
93%
Feb-Aug
1964-June-Dec
4%s
■
81'%
84
Feb-Aug
Pan
'•
100%
15)88
94
Corp—
3.20s
Line
Fipe
78%
99
195)1
May
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
-Jan-July
1980
2%s
4%s
Co
&
subord
conv
Service
Shell
93
debentures
Pacific
—
Roebuck
79%
LL'
80%
debentures
*98
__
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
1982
debentures
5s
80%
813%
*803/4
4%s
88%
Selbei'ling Rubber Co—
*
3%s
147
120
1989_Jan-July
1982
subordinated .debentures
Sears
May-Now
1981__.
94
157%
128
108'%
Feb-Aug
89
April-Ocf
April-Oof
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
1986
3'/es
29
108'%
1972
85%
1985—June-Dec
debentures
debentures
27
June-Dec
1.
*91
-June-Dec
86%
June-Dec
1992
143
18
April-Ocf
1989—May-ZVou
4s
debs
Sons
85%
June-Dec
1990
DD
15)91
FF
&
85'/2
June-Dec
1978
series
mtge 4'/2s
series
BB
142
46
1968—June-Dec
1971
B
1st gtd
Acceptance
92
*79%
1986—June-Dec
1989June-Dec
142
137% 139
Mar-Nov
1974
Roebuck
91
June-Deo
AA
Eh
debentures
88
June-Deo
'85_June-Dec
85
112% 113
—May-Nop
4s
cons
5'%s
87%
refunding intge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
ref
1st.
(Jos
Co
2
3'/as ser W *84—June-Dec
intge
90
85
102'%
98
112%
2006
1989
4%s debs
19
refunding 3'/us ser X 1984
June-Dec
refunding intge 3%s ser Y 1987_June-Dec
&
1st
3%s
mtge
refunding
88%
*85
—Mar-Sepf
series B 1980—
11)77
3s
Finance
4%s
53%
137%
1996-Jan-July
5s
debentures
91
June-Dect(
1982
1976
1st
91
June-Dec
series 6-1983
refunding 2%s series T
RR
conv
Seaboard
4%S
57%
9
~3
98%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debentures
f
88'%
Line'Hit Go—
Air
s
55
88%
Mar-Sepf
A Jan
England
mortgage
37%s
'
First & refunding 3'/us series R
54
*
Co—
Depot 8%s
New
Paper
Seaboard
*
First
97%
95
June-Dec
certificates Nov
bond
91
June-Dec
1981—-June-Dec
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
&
93%
104%
Ry—
Scovill Manufacturing
94
1969
1977
1980
903%
1977
&
96
B
91
June-Dec
1979-
First
First
June-Dec
98
*97
June-Dec
1974__„
55
__
April-Ocf
series
Dulut.li
&
Scott
*99% 1003%
125%
June-Dec
&
&
88'%
997%
'
cerlilical.es
inc
4s
Paul
Scioto
April-Oct
4s series A 1997
inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
income, debs
St
86
3s
&
First
4
50
*97'%
Feb-Aug
1977
debs
Ry
Louis-Southwestern
Sears
First
First
&9%
; 1'v '*.':v
April-Ocf
1973
1983
debs
conv
conv
series
4s
mtge
First
—
First
.
82%
1027%
102
Jan-July
—
mortgage
A 5s
85
April-Ocf
First
&
__
Mar-Sepf
6s 1996
Francisco
Seagram
First
85%
89%
__
/c
3s series A 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold
&
gold
ASecond
St
81%
1988__June-Deo
1978
conv
Electric
&
Gas
92%
83'%
Power
Lawrence
1st
P
Pacific
88
Corp—
S
89%
81
Jan-July
1982—May-Woo
Mar-Sept
1983
33/4s
Co
86 %
83
1.
1987
Chemical 5%s
Mathieson
5Vis
1980
4'/as
5%s
6%s
McBee
1st
86
*81
:
June-Dec
——___—May-Nov
—L_Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
June-Dec
J985_
3%s
mortgage
1st
86
83 %
3'/4s series J
mortgage
Aircraft
Saguenay
76
St
Feb-Aug
I960
1982
3Vis
mortgage
1st
1st
88%
165%
*81
1977-
175
76
St
Mar-Nov
1979
1st
1st
96
160
78%
1964
debentures
Electric
&
D
243
120%
38
80
April-Oct
1975
23/4s
mortgage
3
111
89%
3s
debs
subord
Gas
General
Royal
104%
Mar-Sepf
1974
1975
1980
Electric Co—
1st mortgage 3s
161% 161'%
*86'%
99
94
103%
„
Corp—
serial
Rchr
3%s
Co
conv
i%s
-h//
'■
,
3s
27/hS.
Oklahoma
__
*78%
debs
1975
Tobacco
J)
Oil
Rochester
96 3%
T
102% 102'%
(R
Mfg
4%s
99
106
—Feb-Aug
mortgage
First
C
161'%
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Steel
Corp 4%s
debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
7i'%
80
—
93
June-Dec
Jan-July
1984—June-Dec
2%s
o
Edison
*95'%
II
Second
Ohio
debentures
High
97
*90
'v.-'
q
2%s
Oats
32
3%s 1983_April-Ocf
April-Ocf
—Mar-Sept
1977
Quaker
Jan. 1
Low
June-Dec
;
debentures
98%
*106
1972—May-Nov
1972
62'%
93
1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 27%s 1979-June-Dec
mortgage
1975
75
•
*
June-Dec
1979
conv
Bell
mortgage
4%s
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
3s 1978
4%s 1987
Aircraft Inc
8
83%
97
Jan-July
June-Dec
mortgage
Corp
3 Vis
1986.
1988
5s 1990
Northrop
refunding
105
81
'
—
80'%
*80
April-Ocf
Northwestern
and
2037—Jan-July
8s 2037—June-Dec
98
5s
3 Vis
92%
92
—
*77'%
1984
Northrop
3%s
refunding mortgage
98
Republic
.Feb-Aug
3Vas
1st
refunding mortgage
First'and refunding
Jan-July
1979
3Vis
mortgage
87
94'%
*79
mortgage
mortgage
6
May-Noti
■
and
debentures
Range Since
Co—
and
3%s
105%
95
*92%
mortgage
1st
101%
59
Gas
&
1963
debentures
First and
104%
91%
First
1st
102%
Electric
Service
First
102%
58
95'/2
90
99%
90%
First
(Wise)
101
♦101% 102
58
No.
First
99
98'%
104
1974
1975
2%s
'
97%
7
Sold
High
Co—
1st
1st mortgage
88
1
12
99
99% 101
Quar-Feb
ser
3
100'%
Bonds
Bid & Asked
First
91'%
99
Period
First
92'%
34
April-Ocf
Power
(Minnesota first
First mortgage
3
91%
Quar-Jan
1984
4s
trust
92'%
May-Not
lien
2047
3s
83'%
91
May-Nov
Refunding & Improve 4%s
81
92%
May-Not
1979
Public
90
2
92 '/4
May-Not)
prior
Jan
13
91
May -Nov
;
1980
Ry
3s
.
1978
debentures
Pacific
Northern
83 %
Last
Sale Price
Interest
Exchange
High
May-Now
1976
45/es
90
82%
June 2)
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Low
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Low
May-Nou
1974
f
90
Mar-Sept
1973
s
3'/4s
No.
High
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Low
Northern
Bid & Asked
31
133
91
*91
,
135
192
—
—
,
,a
»»%
83 a
J
100 ,4
143%
143 %
121
'*
»
yi8
Continued on page 36
32
The Commercial and
(2460)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the following
American
the
on
and
extensive list
furnish
we
for the
Exchange
Stock
complete report of the transactions
a
week
beginning
Monday May
29,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, June 2.
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ended June 2.
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp
Corp
Acme-Hamilton Mfg
Acme
i
A
700
31/4
27s
Feb
4
37a
Apr
31/4
8,500
iy2
Feb
3,300
73/a
Jan
27a
Jan
100
127a
Jan
18 3/a Mar
2,800
8 5/a
Jan
23 7a May
Apr
Precision
Acme
Wire
Admiral
Products
Inc
Co
16
197a
10c
Corp
•
16
19%
10
Plastics
900
4
,37a
4
1
2072
.
20
47a
Apr
Breeze
6 3/a
77a
6.100
3 7a
Feb
8 5/a May
78 3/4
8274
3,500
507a
Jan
82 7a May
British
American
Co
1
8y8
87a
83/4
4,500
Apr
10 3/a
British
American
Surpass Shoe Stores
Agnew
*
23 7a
233/4
300
Apr
283/a May
57a
800
Manufacturing
Investment
Discount
&
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
Power
Wood
5%
4.20%
Steel
Co
preferred
Airlines
843/4
10
843/4
30
100
common—
98
29 7a.
145
May
British
83 7a
Apr
867a Mar
22 3/a
Jan
313/4 May
79
Jan
843/4
Feb
5
Feb
8 3/4
Apr
Brown
12,400
Amer
American
Alleghany
Corp
Inc
Allied
Tire
Allied
Allied
Paper
Alsco
American
Book
Business
Electronics
Aluminum
Paper
Inc
American
Writing
class
133/4
151/2
9% May
383/4
2,100
S
9 5/8
Arco
Mar
15'/2
Jun
Armour
Ltd
763/4
Jan
831/2
35/a
Jan
6'A
47a
Jan
73/a Mar
55
Jan
82
2,600
133/4
Feb
273/4
5,400
8%
Jan
12%
3,600
31/4
Feb
4
Feb
252
681/B
70
22
211/z
23
lOi/a
10 Va
10%
45/a
4 Va
5'/a
41/8
400
6'/2
4
4 Va
17,700
51/4
Jan
800
2672
Jan
Jan
41
67a
41/21
11,000
43/4
20y8
5,100
101/2
Jan
4%
191/2
77s
191/2
7
4%
800
41/3
Jan
Mar
30
0
M.w
•
'!
5/a
-i;7 '
'
&
Co.
35c
Asamera
Oil
Apr
Apr
Jan
6
pfd
American
Associated
Food
Stationers
Associated
Testing
Atco
Chemical
Coast
Line
5
&
(The)
option
26%
43/4
77a
Audio
Devices
Aurora
19
•„
317a
8%
Apr
231/2 May
43/4
Apr
374
Non-voting
33/4
Avien
Avis
4%
Inc
%
Apr
Ayshire
5%
Apr
177a May
Jan
.71/4 May
Jan
351/2 May
Shoe
Oil
Banner
Barcelona
Barnes
Barry
.
Bayview
6%
Oil
Bread Co
Canada
Cement Co Ltd common
Ltd.}
61/2%
preference.,
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian
Dredge & Dock
Homestead
Canadian
Oils
*
—,20
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20
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267a
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10
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47
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90
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102
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28
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974 May
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4
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Jun
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4
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2,200
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7
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10
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34
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41
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100
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9 5/8
900
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81 3/8
5
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133/4
57a
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8 i/a
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401/4
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5%
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100
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9
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7,100
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4,700
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14
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91/8
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1
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11%
83/4
10
Inc
Ambassador
Jan
May
7
57a
common-1
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15
9
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convertible preferred.
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Jan
Jan
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5% May
8 72
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4%
Feb
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6%
4%
8%
warrants
& Rubber class
Artists
5V2%
15
141/4
70
600
78,800
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8
8
141/4
1
Allegheny Airlines Inc
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67
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10c
deposit
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3 7a
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7 3/4
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Jan
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Brown
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200
7 7a
14,750
5%
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400
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574
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12 74 May
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30
—
8 7a
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572
8572
■
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98
■
100
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3 3/a
30
100
98
50
preferred
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4%
1
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672
19
High
33% May
Jun
3 3/8
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
1
Britalta Petroleums Ltd.—————1
67a
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10%
Jan
9 3/a
19
1,200
9 3/a
20c
Inc
Corp
7972
Inc
Corp
29
9 3/a
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
*
Apr
1
Aero-Flow
Aerojet-General
All
America
Shares
27
27
1
10c
Works
of
Gear
Foote
Brad
167a
1672
for Week
Low
Par
Bourjois Inc
Bowling Corp
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
173/a
3
3
10c
25c
common
Acme
Alan
3
3i/4
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Missiles & Construction Corp
Class
Aid
class A
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
May
21% Mar
Cook
Paint &
6 72
23
274
10c
1%
1%
1%
269,400
Corp.lOc
Machine
Varnish Co.
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.
1
2%
14%
14%
15%
9,100
—20
,
1
8%
1%
3/a
Jan
8%
2,700
11% May
278
Apr
Jan
10
Apr
133/a
Feb
87a
Apr
40% 'Mar
•
8%
Jan
772
Jan
May
273/4 May
1 % May
18% Mar
493/a
Apr
93/4 Mar
193
Volume
Number
6061
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2461)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
for Week
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Corby
Distilling Ltd cl
(H)
Class
B
voting
a
non-voting
Inc
Coro
Cott
Feb
Apr
163A Mar
13
Apr
17% May
147/«
Jan
19
•
17
17%.
17%
'
1,200
200
*
19 V*
1.50
8%
8%
8%
6
Jan
Feb
20% Mar
Jan
9%
Apr
5% Mar
2,700
6%
Apr
(Del)
50c
2%
2%
3Va
12,000
1%
5
35%
35'/a
36%
10,700
29%
1
7%
7%
8%
1,500
Petroleum
Creole
Consolidated
(Md)
Internat'l "A"
Drug. Co
Crown
_
_
Cutter
Laboratories class A common
A._
Development
Co
General Electric
American dep
27 %
700
11%
Jan
67
Jan
General
2%
1,700
9
18,400
23A
Jan
General
Gas
7%
200
5
Jan
8% Mar
General
Plywood
25
16
Jan
36% Jan
40
2%
9%
98 V*
200
2
600
3
3
3%
8%
4%
1,000
8
23,700
45
16
17
45
17%
19% May
39%
Feb
102%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3% May
10% May
Jan
1% Jan
4%
25
4%
Jan
8%
45
10%
53,600
Jan
Feb
17% May
4% Jan
Jun
19
27%
19%
51%
Jan
9%
90
10
6,900
27%
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
34%
106
Apr
1,700
10%
10
10%
18,500
19%
19%
19%
7,600
2V4
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
36%
50c
—
36
2 %
1
Corp—
36%
2.50
Corp
12%
12 %
—
2%
.
12%
5% Mar
Jan
39
4% Jan
14 V* Feb
6,890
1%
8%
97
Feb
Apr
96%
3,500
52
Jan
82% May
1,400
71%
24%
Apr
13% May
93%
21% Mar
95
65%
Apr
3Va
Jan
__
94%
--
Jan
11% May
23%
Jan
1,800
y
,
—
—
*
preferred
$4.60
May
.
34%
♦
14% Mar
8%
5
—
26
75
103
May
B
1
common
_
10%
10%
—
11%
10%
2,700
100
8%
Jan
15 % Mar
Corp—
Giant Food Inc com class A n-v
1
68
1
24%
Mines Ltd—_
1
10%
10%
11
6,400
9 A Mar
*
Class
10%
■
19%
19%
19%
300
11% Jan
16%
16%
17%
500
10
21%
20%
22%
8,800
4,700
11% Jan
300
23% Jan
Yellowknife
Gilbert
Co_i—
(AC)
*
Gilchrist Co
50c
Daryl Industries Inc
;
Stores Corp common
5 %
preferred
50c
__2.50
20
Davega
Brothers Inc
Davidson
Stores
Dennison Mfg class A
8% debenture stock
Dejay
Gasket
Detroit
Distillers
Amer
28
28%
140
13%
12%
14%
8,200
9%
Feb
4
1,800
2
Jan
3%'
3%
36
34
36
147
148
28 3A May
1,300
148
140
11%
11%
12%
8%
8%
17%
20
%
U
8%
8%
9%
9%
26%
4,800
7%
1
20
20
21
5
32%
32%
33%
Gobel
1
23
Apr
12% May
7% Apr
32% Mar
14'A
10%
Jun
4% Mar
Feb
41
Apr
151
Apr
Jan
77/a Mar
16%
9%
Apr
Feb
28,700
4%
Jan
%
Jan
9%
6,300
6,900
6%
Feb
14
9%
2,500
9%
Jan
10 % Mar
%
20
10s
5%
5%
5|<
2,500
13%
13 %
13%
300
3%
3%
2,300
3
11%
12%
8,300
8%
May
10 Mar
Apr
8%
1,800
&
Ltd_
10%
18%
18 %
200
17
Jan
12%
12%
500
10%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
13,300
13
13
13
16 Va
16%
167/a
38%
11%
8
32.50
preferred
(The)
Corp
Ltd——
1
*
—*
_,
Corp
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Exploration
&
Co
11%
—
34%
Great
Lakes
Great
Western
Co
(The)
Durham
Hosiery
Greer
Test
Duval
5
B
Corp
Sulphur & Potash Co
21% May
35% Apr
3% May
1% Jan
Jan
2% May
33% May
30% May
4
30
—
Apr
900
39 % Mar
1,100
9%
600
8
Jan
12%
900
10
Feb
2%
32,000
1%
4%
21,800
1% Jan
10%
1,600
5% Apr
3%
10
--
--
—
24
—
50c
6%
6%
7
8,800
9c
Leases
17%
32%
2%
10
_
29%
11%
2%
l
Corp__
2%
2%
2%
1,600
Apr
14% Mar
3% May
4% Apr
12
7% Apr
3ft May
Jan
Jan
13 %
Apr
43% May
11% Apr
28% Feb
10%
9%
2%
1,300
2%
2
10%
2,800
May
27% May
% Jan
11
—5
com__*
A
11%
Jan
Jan
3
1
Company
Grocery Stores Products
Guerdon Industries Inc class
5% Jan
24%
24%
24%
400
Jan
2% Apr
25% May
25
24 %
26%
4,300
9% Jan
26% May
65%
64%
66%
4,600
46% Jan
10c
2
______1
1
10
5%
8%
34%
13%
24%
6%
31,400
8%
35%
13%
1,600
2,000
3,000
25%
600
1
13%
15 %
1,900
7
Jan
17 %
1,600
€3
Jan
70% Mar
7%
5%
8%
34%
13V*
24%
13%
68%
7%
%
7%
40%
7%
40%
_
Gulf
&
50c
States Land & Industries—
Gulf
1
Industries
Western
14%
Jan
200
10%
Jan
3,600
10%
Jan
39%
125
33%
Jan
12 %
4,300
8%
Jan
45
—
—
34 Va
35%
3,000
26%
Mar
Jan
Apr
13% May
18% Mar
13% May
17% May
ft Jan
11
73
Apr
H
H
American Corp
B
&
39% May
13% May
Hall
50% May
36% May
Ham
Lamp Co
Harbor
Plywood Corp
Corporation
Harnischfeger
Corp
16
—
17%
10,300
8%
20%
22%
1
Jan
Jan
29% May
Apr
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Hastings Mfg
17%
17%
18%
2,200
10%
Jan
21
57 %
500
50%
Jan
59
Apr
Havana
Apr
Hazeltine
Inc
25
2
Light
Co
69
69
,
7%
6% May
Jan
19%" Jan
2,300
%
8
41%
1%
6% Jan..>;
24% Jan.., ,",
7
200
9,000
3,300
,
9% Mar
37
.
8%
4% Jan
May
Ma*
26
Mar
Apr
Apr
May
56
10s
1
*
—1
*
Dynamics Corp of America
Apr
Apr
9%
12
Producers common—60c
Chemical
Frehold
56
1
—
common
2%
34,200
29
9%
10c
Inc_
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Griesedieck
Hazel
1
class
2%
500
32
—
32
1
preferred series A
6%
1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy
4
Industries
American
*
Drug
Duke Power Co
Duro
16 %
5
Fair-Community
Drug
1
Co
Harris
Driver
16%
Corporation
Grand Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co—
Great
2%
—1
__
Gorham
Hartfield
Drilling
2%
10% Jan
21
12%
7.50
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
3
Jan
Apr
26 V* May
Feb
Jan
18%
*
Co
3
—
Jan
Apr
15
22%
Apr
*
stock
Textile,.Co Lt$
Brewery
Inc
4% May
14 %
*
Chemical
Tar
Dominion
6%
Jan
5% May
15%
*
2%
Coal ord
Dominion
Mar
3%
11%
8
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd
Steel
4%
10
—4
Research
Bridge Co Ltd
&
class B—.
Distilleries
(Adolf)
26
Apr
12% Mar
Jan
137
400
9
18%
10
A conv—
&
Dominion
Draper
Jan
28
10c
com
16%
Jan
Apr
Warrants
class
Corp
Dome Petroleum
Dow
Jan
1
Chemical
Dorsey
Jan
4%
1
ord reg
rets
Dominion
$2
6%
1,600
lo
7%
11
Ltd—
Co
dep
Dixilyn
1,300
6
5
Diversey Corp
Dixon
11%
1
Supermkts
preferred
^-0
350
25c
Quality
1st
bur
10,600
6%
—1
Jan
9%
100
Inc
6%
19%
10%
Detroit Industrial Products
1%
8
7,100
18%
6H
;
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dilbert's
6,200
8%
U%
Manufacturing
&
9%
6%
1
.
Productions
8%
6
10c
35
20c
50c
Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System Inc cl A com
Day
Desilu
9%
6
4C
Inc_
Globe Union Co Inc
Glenmore
Crystal Dairies
—
Industries
Tite
Glass
D
Feb
18%
Controls
Giannijii
Giant
Daitch
Apr
Jun
27
£1
Fireproofing
5%
89% May
5y4 Feb
_
1
1
High
18% Mar
100
8*
*
38%
38
101% 101%
—
8%
1
Corp
Ltd—
rets ord reg—
16%
'
class
General
—
25
convertible preferred
5%
38%
•— —
9
Co
88%
19
88
*
Manufacturing Co
Apr
10% May
8% Apr
Low
1
Builders Corp common
4%
—
*
Curtis
40
Range Since Jan.
High
1
Alloys
88%
5%
10c
2.50
—
Jan
.—_1
—
General
7'/a
25c
Corporation
Cubic
preferred—
Gellman Mfg Co—_—
General Acceptance "wts"
15%
V''•
Co—
Tobacco
Cuban
15%
*
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$1.12 preferred
Jan
6%
5
partic
Corp
Crown
Jan
7% May
1
Petroleum
Central
Crown
Corp
Milner & Co
Crowley
II100
5%
General
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Cresmont
Gatineau Power Co common
3% May
Courtaulds Ltd—
Shares
G
17Va
Jan
15%
15%
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
15%
15%
1
common
preferred class A
Beverage Corp
$1
Low
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
*
5
__
Reynolds
&
Corroon
Low
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
__*
—
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
Sales
American Stock Exchange
33
a 1'
4%
11.
4%
210
J&n
4
2,100
•j
100
3%
Jan
6%
5%
311
J11;
Jan
25%
26
37%
40
800
35%
34 3A
36
1,200
17%
17%
18%
+;
*
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc__50c
Corp__
Jan
Apr
8% May
42% Apr
37%
Apr
20 V* May
Heller (W E)
4%
& Co 5%%
pfd___
Helmerich &
Payne
lnc__
7%
7%
12%
13%
10,700
62
60
63
3,400
40
39%
40%
7,200
10c
Hercules Galion Products Inc
%
4%
25%
3%
9%
46%
32%
3,400
13%
-*
100
100
10c
preferred
7%
25c
Heli-Coil Corp
Jan
%
—*
Hecla Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Jan
7%
49,300
10c
10c
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc
104% 106
__
__
—
100
16%
16%
17%
4%
4%
700
16%
3%
16
3%
18%
3%
11,900
__
—
13%
3%
Jun
67 % Mar
44%
106
80%
70
Jan
6% Jan
9,400
4%
47% May
8% Apr
Jan
100
__
__
1% Apr
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
Apr
19% May
5
Jan
May
E
Can
Eastern
1
A
Corporation
Co
Eastern
Freightways Inc
Eastern
States
$7
Corp common
preferred
series
A
Corporation
Elder
and
Mines
Electric
Bond
Electrographic
Electronic
13% May
Jan
51
30
6%
1,100
3%
Jan
30%
6%
700
23%
Jan
31 % May
172%
32%
34
Jan
180
Apr
Jan
171
Apr
Jan
40
Apr
19%
4,700
lis-
18,700
10
34%
5,900
25 %
Jan
34%
20
39%
700
15 3A
Jan
24 %
Apr
38%
40%
5,100
24
Jan
48% May
1
25%
25%
26%
2,800
17%
16 %
17%
3,300
9%
Feb
Feb
.
Jan
1
10c
Corp
16%
—
Hill's
Hoe
22%
2,300
25c
10%
10%
10%
4,400
6%
1
Corp
12%
13
3,800
7%
10c
1
1
10
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
Forge & Steel Corp common
6%
1st
cum
preferred
,
Manufacturing Co
1
1
—1
10c
$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
10c
Electronics
Espey Mfg
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Fabrex
1
Corp
Fairchild
34%
100'A
27%
12%
7%
8
1,900
34%
Jan
Jan
Candy
Farmer
Shops Inc
Fargo Oils Ltd
29% May
20% May
25c
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holy Corporation
—5
Oil
14 % May
Hormel
9% Apr
38% Mar
Jan
100% 100 %
20
94%
Jan
28%
3,900
12%
Jan
102
Apr
30 % May.
5%
36,700
4%
Jan
1,665
5%.
47%
Jan
7%
182
38
8%
1
1
——1
21%
lit
31 f
May
Petroleum
Fischer
&
Fishman
Flying
Ford
Inc
Porter
Motor
Forest
City
Fox Head
Fresnillo
of
(Geo
4
10%
4%
7,700
14
14%
6,800
9%
Class
10%
4,500
(Geo A)
Horn
&
Hardart
Baking Co
&
Hardart
common
Jan
28 % May
Hydromatics
Jan
23% Mar
33,400
7%
7%
181% 183
37%
36
8%
6%
1,300
Hi
Jan
Jan
10
Apr
195% May
130
Jan
1,700
30
Mar
5%
17
ft
40%
Jan
11
Jan
24 %
Feb
May
400
lit
3 It
10,700
1%
Jan
2ft May
10,800
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
Apr
6%
39,600
13 y«
13%
13%
__1
Co
10c
:
For footnotes, see page
5
36.
3%
Feb
6
1,600
10%
Jan
18
4%
Jan
8% May
31% May
15% Mar
8%
21,500
2,300
14
16
18%
155
15%.
3%
3%
5
5
Jan
Apr
Apr
14%
600
19%
3,500
9%
Jan
21
May
125
131 %
Jan
157
Jun
12
v
16%
Apr
Jan
3,000
29%
17
15 %
9%
157
Jan
17%
29,000
10 y4
Jan
4y8
10,700
1%
Jan
5%
3,800
16%
19%
9,900
43%
45%
800
3%
7%
28
6%
22%
26%
26%
5%
22
24
26%
27%
6,000
37,700
1,200
11,000
3,300
33y3C
14 Va
13%
14%
13,900
-
Mar
Feb
May
17% Mar
7%
Feb
14% May
12%
Apr
2%
Apr
26 % Mar
3% May
17% May
43
Apr
12 %
Apr
11%
Apr
38 %
Apr
189%
Jan
53
Jan
103
Jan
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
2%
18%
2*;%
27%
Jan
Feb
Jen
Feb
11%
Feb
16%
Jan
11% May
37%
Jan
47% May
13
Jan
16% May
35
Apr
15 % May
25
Apr
25%
Apr
51% May
7% May
24%
Apr
31%
Apr
32% Mar
Magnetics Corp—
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
IMC
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Jan
17%
5
Electronic
Hardware
Corp—50c
10%
10%
11
45%
45%
46%
4,100
4,400
16%
15%
16%
30,900
9
9ft Apr
86%
86%
86%
60
7%
7%
7%
1,400
8%
Apr
9% Mar
Jan
80
4%
87 % Mar
Jan
9% May
Jun
5%
8%
1
1.25
Apr
Jun
17%
27%
18%
7%
8%
14%
5%
8%
157
Jan
16%
27%
*
Jan
5%
2,100
1
Company
5%
4% Mar
!
38
5%
22
25%
8%
12% May
3,200
2,200
200
38 %
4
25
J an
21%
21
3
91/4
5
Inc
19%
1
.10c
-1
._—,—2.50
5
Inc.,
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
8%
Canada
—
16%
5,700
1
5
17%
12%
—
900
Products
Jan
18% May
96
30
7%
15%
14%
29
60
—
—
Jan
145
May
36% May
200
1,200
11
99% 101
13%
9,800
32
'
—
3,000
20%
19%
40%
17
Jan
101
90
44%
12%
1
Class B common
Vitamin
2.50
164
41%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan-
33% Jan
100
?0%
25
aa
41%
9IB
12%
16%
13,600
1
(Harvey)
22
11,300
7A
1,600
__
Hudson
ft
700
3,400
Inc class A com—5
Howell Electric Motors Co
Hycon Manufacturing Co—
%
100
3,200
1%
18%
%
4y8
2dVa
714
1,700
,
36
162
—
*
100
!
Mfg Co
9% Mar
6%
5%
(The)
36
—
*
;
preferred
8% Mar
8%
17
7.50
& Co
Jan
11% May
3,200
9%
Jan
Feb
2%
17%
24%
9%
3%
3%
2
*
6% Mar
2,400
23%
11
6%
9%
24%
2
16
40%
B
Hubbell
2%
2
10%
Horn
5%
2
16
40%
400
J.4%
Enterprises
A)
4
14%
10%
1,100
5%
Inc
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
2,300
—
1,900
12%
Co
Brewing Co
(The)
500
13%
*
7%
5%
Co Inc
Line
22%
12%
*
—1
8 %
4%
14%
—
1MH1
Tiger
22
i
7%
1
Corp——
—25c
Financial General Corp
10c
First National Realty & Construction
Corp common
——10c
60c
convertible preferred
8
Firth Sterling Inc
_2.50
Filmways
„
22%
class A
Co
Co Ltd
7%
4%
59
10c
Federated Purchaser class A
50c
65% May
5% Mar
57 %
%
12
6
Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Hoiophane
Indust
Felmont
—50c
Hofmann Industries Inc
28% May
12% May
22%
27%
1% May
Home
1,400
34
9%
1.50
Drilling Co
Falcon Seaboard
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
4%
7%.
73A
25
16%
1
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
shs of beneficial int
Fanny
5'A
58
1
Instrument
&
Camera
—-2.50
A
Hoskins
Erie
1
(R) & Co Inc common
Class
Hoffman International Corp
11% Feb
2% Feb
6% Jan
10
Jan
5% Jan
2% Jan
8% Jan
3% Jan
6,300
•
12%
"warrants"—
Hotels
Jan
22Vs
12%
20c
pfd_.—100
1
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Ero
10
___50c
Supermarkets Inc
Hilton
Jan
50c
Co
23%
America
of
1
25c
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
"5%
convertible preferred
Apr.
20%.
Inc
National
Apr
153
34
1%
33%
*
Corp
El-Tronics
8%
Associates Inc—10c
Specialty
Electronics
Apr
1U
Electronic & Missile Facilities
Empire
Jun
33'A
1
Corp
Research
Electronic
12%
100
—5
Communications
Electronic
10,600
46%
20
Assistance
Electronic
13%
45'A
33%
Ltd
Dev
Share
&
12%
45'A
6%
20c
1
—*
—*
1
$6 preferred series B
Edo
12%
25
class
Eastern
Jun
Apr
Jan
5% May
19% May
Jan
48% May
Plywood Co Inc
class A
Industrial
Inland Credit Corp
Inland
Homes Corp
Co of North
Insurance
International
America
Breweries
International Holdings
Inc
Corp
International Products
25c
1
—1
5
1
1
5
33 %c
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing—
1
Ironrite
Inc
a
1
Intex
Oil
Investors
Irving
Company
Royalty
Air
Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp
-1
10c
4,000
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
29
29
30
1,800
18%
Jan
30 Va
Apr
20
20
20
300
Jan
24% Mar
94%
90%
94%
3,700
12
12
12%
1,900
8%
7%
37%
~7%
8%
3%
37%
600
7%
8%
2,200
3%
30%
39
Jan
7yB May
7Vb May
12"% Mar
11%
2
Jan
20
79
Jan
85
27%
27%
%
3/„
%
7
28%
Apr
Feb
9% May
1
8,800
22
6%
Jan
97
3%
82
22
~6%
76% Jan
10% Jan
Q
8
79
79
rAA
9
3% May
May
5vJ
15%
Jan
23 %
1.400
5%
Feb
8%
1,800
18%
Jan
36% Mar
48 500
ft
Jan
% May
Apr
Feb
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2462)
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
I
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 2)
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Friday
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Low
High
Mt
Glass
Co
Jupiter Oils
17%
181/8
1,600
12%
Jan
197/8 May
Mt
8 %
81/4
9%
'6,800
6%
Jan
10% May
Mount
15c
Ltd
17 '%
10c
Inc
3 %
3%
3ft
20,700
118
Jan
3
Apr
Diablo
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
600
High
2%
Jan
3 % May
33/4
3
Jan
4
Mai
4%
4%
4%
300
3%
Feb
4% May
17%
17%
17%
800
14%
Jan
19% Mar
Tel___T—12.50
Tel &
31%
31%
32%
2,200
24%
Jan
36%
Apr
21%
21%
23%
1,500
8'A
Feb
'253/4
Mar
7
May
class A
Videotronics
MPO
Shares
_1
—2.50
Mills Inc
States
Mountain
for Week
4
Company
Vernon
Sales
Range
3
1
com
preferred
l
Industries
Products
Metal
Clemens
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
6 %
Jeannette
Sale Price
High
J
Jetronic
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. I
1
K
.1
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Corp
&
&
Company
Electric
50c
4'%%
pfd
New
Kay
Co
19,500
4%
13%
Jan
Jan
Mar
100
&
6 %
5,000
24%
253/8
3,200
46'A
45
46%
200
x9
X9
9%
1,600
.2.50
-
251/4
25%
27%
1,900
25%
Jun*
96 '%
88%
96%
8,700
601/2
Jan
48
471/4
49
1,200
47 'ft
23 '%
23
24
8,500
18
Jan
12%
12%
500
11
Mar
14%
14%
151/4
1,400
12%
Jan
3ft
3ft
10,100
2%
Feb
4% May
Jan
29%
Apr
54% Mar
-
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
353/4
Jan
6
Jan
11 %
Apr
8
16% May
1
Jan
Jan
33
■'
.10
4
20
31%
13% May
:2.50
5
Inc
I
Co
6 %
25%
5
..
_
May
l
.
Stores
(Walter)
Murphy Corporation
Apr
4% May
25c
Co
(Dell
Jewelry
Kidde
41/4
8%
3
25c
Chemical
common
Kawneer
4%.
12'%
100
Drug Company—
Kawecki
12
12 %
12,700
95
4
6%
_1
_
Kaiser
26%
96%
Apr
10%
93%
8,000
Jun
31
_
9%
_50c
Muter
Jun
49
Jun
Apr
N
Kilembe
Copper
Cobalt
Ltd
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkland
Klein
Minerals
(S)
Dept
4
10c
134
1%
2
1,600
til
Feb
2%
1.25
3 Va
3%
3%
7,900
1%
Jan
3
3 %
2,400
2'%
Jan
4
9%
Feb
1
Ltd
Stores
!
Inc
15%
15i%
400
1
.
Corp
U
12
55,100
21%
12,500
1
20 %
20
12%
25
9%
1,100
7% Mar
10% May
13'/a
14
3,100
7%
Feb
10%
8%
10%
11%
8,800
3%
Jan
17 % May
12'% May
8%
8%
4,400
4%
Jan
14%
14%
15%
23,400
7%
Jan
3%
3%
100
2%
Jan
Corp
—
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
Napco
Apr
% May
Jan
9%
13%
National Bellas
Apr
Apr
20%
-ft Jan
5
___1
Inc
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
Nachman
4% May
3
1
Industries
National
Apr
——
National Casket
Klion
(I
(H
B)
L)
Rubber
Co
5
Hotels
Kostin
Kratter
8%
6,600
3%
Jan
11%
23%
241%
800
21%
Feb
27
15
15
100
15
Apr
19% Mar
32%
32%
7.50
Corp class A
convertible
(The)
Kulka
37%
8%
24%
Corp
(The)
SI.20
Kropp
Jan
8%
5
Corp
21'/a
25c
Inc
Knott
1
Co
26%
26%
1
preferred
Forge
27
26%
200
33
.'
271/4
25,600
18'%
Jan
3,600
18'/a
Jan
6,600
2
Jan
common
10c
3% May
9%
3,100
5%
Jan
12% May
Petroleum
Presto
Apparel
Inc..
,_1
33 %
33%
34
1,300
_1
30%
30
31%
6,300
1
3%
3%
3%
32% May
12'/a Jan
47
Union
Video
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
National
1.400
4%
Feb
6'%
Jan
Natus
5'%
Jan
7
Jan
Nelly
13%
13%
400
12% May
17%
Jan
Nestle-Le
17%
17%
18
600
13%
Jan
18 % May
5%
Jan
8% May
La
Salle
Lee
Extension
Meter
Leesona
Corp
class
Realty
Leonard
Refineries
Le
Tourneau
Liberty
Corp
(R
14%
900
7%
7%
2,200
of
Inc
44%
44%
3
2%
13%
131/a
__1
._
Y
N
3
•_
1
common
5;^:.preferred
45%
2,200
3
Inclft
Kessler
&
9
7
Jan
38
93/4
Jan
Jan
31 %
Apr
18
Jan
23
Apr
Jan
45
10%
Jan
13 %
5%
7
May
26% May
Feb
7%
Jan
Feb
8
•
& Shipley (The) Co____
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
5%
1
1
Corp___.
25c
Service—
Lunkenheimer
(The)
Co
Idria
Min
2,100
19 3/a
Jan
46'%
Apr
23%
26
23,000
16'/a
Jan
26
Jun
22%
22
23
1,500
13'/a
Jan
28
Apr
% May
5%
5%
600
3%
Jan
43
43
46%
2,400
28
Feb
53
49%
473/4
49%
3,400
39%
Jan
573/4
Apr
;—1
Co
2%
2%
2 3/a
75,500
1%
Jan
2 %
May
&
New
Park
.
Mining
.
24 3/a
5,000
19%
Jan
26%
Apr
12%
12%
1,800
83/4
Jan
17
Apr
1%
11,000
1%
1%
2
Nickel
Nipissing
May
1%
Jan
17%.
41%
1,800
23 %
Feb'
31%
39
38%
39%
2,160
27%.
Jan
39% May
%
16,700
3.33%
'•
'
'
|
10
10%
Jan
31%
Jan
20% May
46'/4 Mar
Ltd
Mine's
Rim
Norfolk
American
North
1,200
%
Jan
1% May
7%
4,800
4%
Feb
8% May
><•
4%
3%
4%
4%
600
4
Feb
5
3%
3%
900
2
Jan
4% May
2%
2%
2
ft
7,700
1%
Jan
6
6
6%
5,300.
4%
Jan
6% May
63'% Mar
67% May
—:1
25
Ltd—
Oils
Airlines
1——
—
*1
1
1
20% Mar
60%
Jan
77% May
Northern
16
Jan
26
3<i%
2 1
30%
200
25%
Jan
10%
10%
11%
2,400
8%
Jan
May
31% May
12% May
North
2.50
1
13
12%
13%
2,700
9
Jan
17%
Apr
20c
28 %
.__
28%
29%
3,400
15%
Jan
29% May
50c
21%
21'/a
31
30%
32 %
900
19 %
Jan
39%
Apr
1
27%
27%
273/4
2%
13,800
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
.110
92'%
92
90c
ft
....1
5%
Nova
Penn
Co___
RR
Ind
of
Corp
Inc
Vending
Inc
warrants
Co
Airlines
_.
class A
1
j_
Inc
2%
lc
%
ft
%
17,500
%
Jan
(Del)
Amer
89%
200
%
%
12,200
103/4
11%
2,400
6%
Feb
10c
—
1% May
10c
3%
3%
3 %
12,600
%
Jan
4
Apr
7%
Apr
—
Service
>
33'/3c
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna
Oil
Corporation
Public
90%
89
ft
10%
7%
7%
7%
47,400
3%
Jan
14%
20,300
Jan
15% May
21%
16,700
131%
Jan
26 %
May
500
26 %
Feb
30%
Jan
92%
340
89%
Jan
97
.ft
%
1,900
%
Jan
5%
5%
500
3%
Jan
63/4
Jan
3%
3%
300
3% May
4%
Jan
Jan
1
84.
7
j5
Apr
% May
Jan
13 %
May
8'% May
O
Publications
Trucks
213 Mar
89%
pfd___100
Ltd_^
Mines
Corp
Jan
Mar
1
Nickel
Industrial
Nuclear
____50
Pub Serv 4,%%
Rankin
lft May
1%
6%
1
Railway
Royalties Inc
Canadian
Northeast
ft Jan
1%
7
5,100
Jan
Jun
;
5,700
16 3/4
1733/4 Mar
1
1
Southern
&
%
%
1
i
Mines
77%
2,200
124 ft Feb ft.,/
-•* i
26
19%
1% May
31%
150
75%
19
Feb
30%
L50
24 %
19%
1
1%
31%
2% May
700
5,500
16%
40%
1%
1
.__
Apr
23% Mar
9,200
f6 %
41
U
ft
—.—
Co„
ft'" ft ' "ft.
'
Jan
23%
12%
*
Co
Co
Auction
ft
Feb
1
%
24
__1
._}—50c
Land
Arizona
9,800
25c
Co
Zinc
Mexico
22% May
7
40%
38
Apr
Mar
20
Chem
&
Jersey
New
M
MacFadden
Maine
38
24%
7Cy4
30c
Mines—_ 10c
Corp
Mackey
4'% May
25
Exploration
Lead
Macke
1%
13,600
2
&
Silver
Mack
4
3%
Jan
North
10
Friday
Lynch
Jan
Noma Lites Inc
Lodge
Gas
Jan
2%
Co
Mur
England Tel & Tel
North
Louisiana
2%
600
A
•'" "
18
7,800
4
Inc
York & Honduras Rosario
—
4%
3%
3%
1
Corp class
Corp
Don
New
975
3%
31/4
30c
Corp__
'•
5,300
Apr
May
4
.—,—1
34
20%
--
3%
10c
:
Jan
21%
—
—
1
Associates
Co
24
18%
25c
Electronics
*
Process
Bartlett—
Class A
Loral
Ltd—__.
York
21%
Apr
31%
New
19%
17%
Apr
4ft May
31
400
New
21%
Jan
200
Apr
1
l3/a Mar
12%
1,900
May
5
800
21%
Electric
New
Apr
54% Mar
Jan
36,900
40
4
4%
3%
22%
26'/a
14
120
3ft
213/4
3
39%
Jan
4,200
ft
22%
Jun
203/4
Jan
32'/a
12
253/8
2%
20%
Feb
40
10%
17%
21'% Mar
8%
20%
New Haven Clock & Watch
14% May
May
16%
Jan
100
May
New
8%
Jan
11%
10 %
—1
1,000
31%
18%
5% Jan
12
2,900
__2
Inc.
14,300
13i%
10
Lithium Corp of Ambriba
Steel
Chain
Locke
Lockwood
14%
7%
_„25c
Inc
G)
Fabrics
14%
5
____
Lefcourt
1,000
1
A
300
7%
5
University
Products
7%
New
600
18%
10%
15%
25%
Transit
National
4,300
16%
17
10%
2
National
2,300
7%
Apr
Mar
31% Mar
__1
Mar
5'/a
7%
38
1
Car
34% May
6%
7%
Jan
50c
Steel
5
1
Corp
May
19%
18
1
Corp__
Starch &
6 Va
b
Larchfield
32
Apr
—10
Rubber
National
5 %
b
2,000
3%
Chemical
National
'
10
400
22%
9%
16% May
Machinery
National Research
6%
Lakey Foundry Corp.
33 %
21%
Ltd____—___—25c
Industries
National Telefilm
L'Aiglon
33
21%
1
Ltd
Mfg & Stores
National
National
271/4 May
3%
Machines
National Equipment Rental
National
A
33%
1
Weld
Electric
National
Electronics Corp—
Class
5
Inc
National
27 % May
271/4
3
3%
1
Apr
Apr
Mar
9
33 %c
.
,
(Mich)
Company
National Company
Kleinert
1
Hess
Brewing Co
9%
__50c
Co_____
2
5%
5%
5%
700
4%
Feb
7
29
28%
29
400
22
Jan
30
18
36
35%
37%
2,500
25
Jan
44%
1
45 %
45
47%
1,600
30%
Jan
57
Apr
7
—
—
4%
Apr
ft May
Apr
Mangel
._
13 3/a
Apr
Majestic Specialties Inc
13%
Stores
Mansfield
Marconi
Tire
Rubber
&
Martin
Co
Co
11%
10%
11%
4,700
£1
4%
4%
4%
100
43%
International
Communication
2.50
.
43%
44%
2,900
26
40
40
403/4
1,600
39% Mar
46%
13%
13%
Industries
Mead
Oil
Johnson
Menasco
Mfg
Merchants
Island
12,600
10%
Jan
7%
7
7 38
2,500
6 %
Jan
2%
2%
2%
10,100
Co
1
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Thermit
186
180% 186
6%
6%
5,600
7
5,200
1
i
Feb
3
•
Co
Iron Co
13%
3% Mar
50c
i
Refrigerating Co
Merrill
&
*
Inc
&
Mesabi
Metal
1
Corp_
1
,_5
;
2
Jan
122%
4
""%
%
122
121
30
27%
Jan
Jan
13%
1
.____
Corp
Corp
56
62%
300
52
64 %
May
16%
17%
3,200
16
Jan
19 %
Feb
73/a
7%.
2,100
73/a
Jun
10% May
15%
15%
400
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
16
1
14% Mar
warrants
McCulloch
Jan
13
May
Jan
4% May
Securities
Overseas
Electric
Oxford
__,
Maryland Cup Corp
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule
8
Marine
Ltd
Rubber
%
7%
56
O'okeip Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
:
5
O'Sullivan
Oxford
_____—1
15'/a
1
_'_
5%
5%
5%
2,300
3%
23%
23%
23%
2,500
15%
Jan,
Corp
class A
Manufacturing
1
com
Feb
6% May
26 %
Apr
Apr
45% May
Apr
7%
Feb
3
Jan
200%
Apr
7% May
24% Mar
8
1% Mar
.25
7,400
%
Jan
123'%
1,800
81%
Jan
134 %
Apr
31%
12,700
23 %
Jan
31%
Jun
41%
42%
200
38%
Jan
45%
31%
31%
31%
2,100
30%
Jan
32 % May
25
28%
28 %
28 3
300
27 %
Jan
28% Mar
25
26%
Jan
27
'
5 % ft
8
Extruders
Inc
Michigan
Chemical
Michigan
Sugar
6ft
____10c
Corp
Co
1
Home
Microwave
Midland
Corp
$1
Mill
43
45%
2%
Jan
4
Jan
13
8%
Jan
14
Jan
25%
1,900
25%
Jan
25% Mar
25%
25%
900
24%
Feb
261/4
Apr
.25
24'/2
24%
24%
600
24 %
Feb
25
Jan
22%
Jan
24
Feb
22
Jan
23% May
Feb
16% May
603/e Mar
Jan
253/8
25%
6 3/a May
73/4
Apr
20% Mar
.25
.25
*
__
15%
15%
16 3/a
800
11%
Jan
5
21%
21 %
21%
1,400
19%
Jan
23 %
4 % %
common
convertible
21%
21
22 %
1,000
143/4
Jan
243/4
Mirro
Pwr
&
___50c
preferred—
Aluminum
pfd
Company.:
Missouxi-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
7%
RR
7%
8%
1,300
12%
12%
100
50
May
100
10c
"ctfs"__
5%
Jan
9% May
102%
25%
102% 102 %
25%
Jan
39%
Apr
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
50
Jan
300
25
May
400
253i,
99
5
Jan
8% May
3%
Jan
8% May
103
28 %
May
Jan
Molybdenum
Corp
Corp
7'/a
7%
8
1%
1%
13/s
59,000
'%
Jan
1
40%
39%
413/4
7,700
36%
Jan
45%
Apr
26
27%
2,200
23
Jan
29%
Apr
1
(Can)
of
6%
7%
26
Molybdenite
7
1
Airlines Inc
Ltd
America
—
23%
23%
23%
600
14%
14
16
10,000
6'%
94
93
9434
580
86 %
Jan
91%
91%
50
86'%
Jan
94% Mar
983/4
99
120
91%
Jan
99
150
Warrants
10,200
a
preferred.
dividend
$4.40
*
*
35
*
Light 5%
'
4
Apr
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
•
2
Feb
2.50
Co
17
*
$4.36 dividend preferred
Miller Wohl Co
May
'
preferred
Corp
25%
May
3 4'/a
25%
.25
l!
Feb
400
400
25
r<
5ft
Feb
10%
7,300
46%
1
Jan
700
12 %
Feb
2,500
3%
12 %
12
5%
10%
___50c
Investment
Factors
3%
12%
Inc
conv
1,200
2,000
26%
r
5ft
4%
3%
12
1
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
6%
16
12 %
Corp
Associates
Oil
5%
15
_io
preferred
Micromatic
5%
15
1
common.
26%
5ft
Miami
-
lft May
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Pall
Corp
&
90
70
130
Jan
50
84
Jan
Apr
90% Mar
4'/a
4%
4%
2,000
2%
Jan
12%
12%
11,900
9%
Jan
8%
8%
8'A
1,500
5%
Jan
9% May
103% 103%
275
99%
Feb
108% Mar
Jan
120%
5ft
pfd
_100
102% 106
900
___!
102'%
24%
54%
vtc—2 Bol
1%
1%
1%
11,900
Amer shares—1 Bol
1%
1
1%
9%
9%
600
2,400
"
A
Petroleum
(C A)
51%
8,600
1
—.
Tubes__
Pantepec Oil
89%
12%
Light
class
Pancoastal
145'% 146%
1
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey
90
Mar
Mar
1
._'—:
Ltd
_—
Power
145'%
95
—._____—_—_—-
Airlines—_
Pacific
Warrants
_______
99
(C
A)
24%
24%
2,200
24
52%
54%
1,000
28%
May
4% May
13%
Apr
Apr
27'% Mar
ft
68%
Apr
Jan
1
Jan
1%
Apr
Jan
1 %
Apr
I
Chemical
Park
Monogram
Precision
Moncngahela
Power
Industries
l
5
5
5%
7,600
4.80ft
preferred
series
B
100
4.50ft
preferred
series
C_
100
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Chemical
Co_
For
Electro
Products
footnotes,
6 3/a May
Park
Electrochemical Corp class
see page
Co
class
20
xl48%
xl48 %
13%
13%
14%
4,400
62%
63%
125
10%
11%
3,700
*
11
150
'
60
Jan
Jan
99
May
Parkersburg-Aetna
Feb
93
May
Patino
Apr
150
Feb
10%
Jan
15
54
Feb
63 % May
Penn
14
Pentron
146
4% Mar
May
May
Pato
of
Canada
10c
Metal
Traffic
._
.1
Dredg Ltd_>
Products.—
Co
Electronics
7
Feb
4%
12
May
12
12%
Jail
15%
18
18
100
14
Feb
21
May
17%
12 %
18
2
17%
300
12 %
Jan
19
May
7%
Jan
10% Mar
3%
Feb
Apr
—
1
9%
9
9 %
2
Corp
Ltd
Consolidated Gold
Peninsular
A
_i_:—_—2
!
91
89% May
A_
B
88%
97
_=>
25c
36.
Pen
Class
82%
97
,1
_
Moody Investors Service partic pref
Morse
Jan
Parker
preferred
Montrose
3%
Co—
4.40 ft
1
Company—
3%
3%
4
1
2%
2%
2ft
5,900
2
12%
2,300
8%
Jan
9%
9%
200
6
Apr
12% May
10% May
6%
8%
40,200
2%
Jan
8% May
1
12
,.2.50
Corp____'_____.—1
7
12
1,200
400
ft Mar
4% May
2}ij
Jan
Volume
193
Number
6061
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2463)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
■
.■■■,
,
-
,
;. •
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Shares
par
.
16%
(The)
-1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Perfect Photo Inc
—20c
Peruvian Oils & Minerals..
______.1
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Pep Boys
Low
High
163/8
17
7%
3.400
771%
78
400
65'A
27%
2,400
221/2
613/4
5,500
37
27%
Feb
581/2
%
6
Jan
Silver
15,200
1
%
6
Jan
Signal
78%
Jan
26
59%
% May
71% May
1% Jan
9,600
3% Mar
71/2 May
6%
33%
36%
3,100
5%
5 5/a
600
Class
Industries
Pierce
5%
311/4
Apr
Inc
5
39% May
Jan
Jan
8,000
71/4
Jan
17 3/a
May
93/8
9%
1,000
7%
Jan.
103/a
Apr
9%
10%,
7,800
8
Jan
IIV4 May
101% 102%
1,200
96
Jan
Simmons
11%
16 '/a
16
16%
4,600
11%
Co—^
Polymers Inc..10c
—-10
Polarad Electronics Corp
_50c
11
11%
1,600
46
46
22
23
23 %
Singer
South
Penn
50
Feb
Oil
Co
10%
Feb
16% May
4.88%
cumulative
preferred
Feb
27%
4.78%
cumulative
preferred
103/8
Jan
15% May
4.56%
cumulative
preference
57-%
875
50 %
Jan
59%
Apr
4.48%
convertible
preference..
23/4
6,000
Apr
3 %
May
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
Mar
4.24%
cumulative
preferred
cumulative
preferred
Proctor-Silex
$1.25
40%
3,800
43/8
Jan
81/4
81/4
8
1
19%
18%
49%
6
A
30
600
28
Jan
35
48
50
45%
Jan
65%
800
53/4
Jan
103/8 Mar
8%
_
5%
original
preferred
Southern
California
S/B
3,100
5%
Jan
9
May
Southern
9%
1,100
12%
Jan
26
Apr
Southern
Pipe Line
19%
Jan
24%
Apr
27
.1
_
243/4
35%
Apr
11%
27%
11%
201/4
3,500
11 3/4
103/B
5,900
Jan
11%
Jan
Jun
87%
200
83%
Jan
88
Mar
85%
8 61/2
900
49
Jan
105
Apr
3
24%
24
245/s
400
«
18
18
18 3/a
1,400
17%
5
Co
17%
21%
Jan
25
Jan
14%
8%
8%
9%
4,400
63A
Jan
383/i
37%
383/4
1,300
27%
Jan
9% May
42% May
34
34
34%
1,700
29 %
Jan
62
Feb
Co
Jan
24%
Apr
121/2
Jan
213/4
Feb
$1.60
—
-
415
1
*
—•.
4%
Dredging
2,800
2%
Jan
5
A Mar
Apr
37
•
Inc
Reda
14%
25
...
26%
1
353/8
35
.10
18%
18
.
_
37
Apr
Investment
•'w
.
*
Soundcraft
Reis
(Robert)
Reliance
&
_
Co
Inc
Aviation
_
Robinson
A
-
_
to
Jan
Technical
400
26%
3,200
18
39%
41%
2,300
28%
16%
18%
61,500
113/8
127/B
17,300
8%
93/8
500
8%
Jan
12
4,300
9%
Jan
12%
50
23%
Jan
26 % May
500
12%
Jan
153/4
Feb
Apr
11
10%
25%
43/0 Mar
18% May
18%
18 5/8
18%
300
8%
8%
8%
5,600
9%
9
93/8
20,900
3%
3%
35/8
1,800
2 %
2%
2 3/a
16,800
653%
123/4
20
Jan
67%
10 %
13
Apr
800
Jan
10% May
2%
Jan
4% Feb
3,4
Jan
53%
Jan
8%
6,200
4%
9% Mar
Feb
1
20%
4
20
2,300
3%
143/4
Jan
2,300
21
3%
3%
—
2%
Feb
23
May
3%
Jun
9
81c
8%
A
8%
7,300
A
5/8
Jan
7%
Jan
50c
8%
8%
9%
6,600
20c
28%
27%
29%
3,200
A Jan
Gas
4%
Elec
&
Jan
93/4 May
Jan
43/a
14
78%
313/a
1,100
17%
2,500
15%
Corp
Rollins
Broadcasting. Inc
1
_
84
30
Rogers
Rolls
100
84
pfd F__ —100
31% May
Feb
85
26 %
Jan
42%
11
Feb
Apr
Apr
18% Mar
dep
ord
rets
Field
Inc
£1
regis
_
.
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland Products Inc
Roxbury
Carpet
__
__
8
1.50
8 3/4
200
45/8
3%
_
Jan
55/8
5%
53/4
4,760
25%
233/4
26%
1,900
1
10%
10
10 %
900
_
615 Apr
10 % May
Jan
5
Company
53/4 Mar
34
30c
Corp
Royalite
Ltd
Oil
Russeks
Fifth
Russell
Ryan
Co
6
%
Apr
28% May
115/8 Apr
15% Mar
8 %
Jan
1%
Jan
33/4 Mar
6
Jan
12% May
(The
C)
&
Inc
_
3%
900
113/a
9,800
50c
_
Company
Consolidated
Ryerson
23/4
103/4
2%
2%
2%
1,400
1%
Jan
3
1
4%
4%
45/a
9,800
2%
Jan
53/b
2%
Jan
2
Jan
4
Avenue
F
2%
103/4
50c
_
Petroleum
1
3%
3'%
3%
900
__1
Haynes
4%
4%
4%
1,700
Inc
...
San
2.50
9%
8%
10 3/8
9%
183/4
Sterling Brewers Inc.
Sterling Precision Corp
Stetson
(JB)
(Hugo)
Stone
5":"
53/4
5%
series
preferred
preferred
4%%
series
series
.
preferred
20%
20%
100
Mar
20
-
—
—
—
—
—
19%
Sarcee
Petroleums
Ltd
.
Saxon
Sayre
Paper
&
.
Corp
Fisher
25C
6%
6%
Superior Tool
Jan
6 %
6%
2,400
5
Jan
7%
7%
5
73/e
7%
1,400
3%
7%
108,000
2%
Jan
6 5/8
36,900
2%
Feb
6%
1
7%
3
7
6 %
4%
4%
Allied
Milling Corp
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard
World
Airlines
1
_
.
Inc
Feb
4%
3.50
Seaboard
6%
3,100
6
200
Metals
Securities
Corp General
Inc
_
_
.
.
10c
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Seeman
Bros
Seligman
Serrick
&
Class
4%
class
B
A
Jan
16
23
23
200
14 %
Jan
23% May
4
22,500
2 %
Feb
4 % May
20%
200
20%
Jan
23
41
200
36 %
Apr
43 %
18
Jan
23%
Apr
33%
Jan
66
Apr
Leather
Technical
Material
Technical
Operations
A
5%
7%
53/8
Electro
reinstated
to
Shattuck
Denn
Teleprompter
When
Corp
Industries
Oil
Mar
on
&
Inc
Shovel
4%
Sherwin-Williams
70c
convertible
23% Mar
Thorofare
1
May
1
May
73/4
Feb
133/a May
11% Apr
Co
Markets
Thriftimart
Shoe
Co
of
Inc
9%
Trans
Lux
Oil
Co
For
footnotes,
135/8
13%
14%
2,400
11 %
Jan
19
Apr
Union
Investment
113/4
113/4
12%
4,100
73/4
Jan
Union
Stock
155/8
15%
153/4
450
14%
Apr
13% May
175/b Apr
73/4
73/4
1,300
63/4
Jan
93/4 Mar
27%
27%
see page
36.
273/8
May
3,200
18,900
Mar
44 % May
83/a
Apr
34
Apr
32
113/4
May
943/4 May
Jan
42 3/8 May
Jan
5%
51,300
5% May
145/e
30 5/a
14,600
93%,
Jan
31
May
Jun
34
May
3
Apr
Feb
243/4
24%
25 3/4
4,700
24%
25
245/a
255/8
3,500
4%
43/4
1,200
24% May
2 5/a Jan
9%
103/a
1,800
6 3%
Jan
123/a May
12%
3,800
5
Feb
153/4 May
4 % May
4%
10
12
12
33/a
35/8
17,500
1%
lS/8
7,800
94
93%
96%
175
2
Nt
3%
1%
10%
93/4
2
1%
1%
Jan
Feb
Jan
92
7,600
1A Jan
10%
1,500 '
93/8
Jan
33% May
6 %
1%
97
Apr
Jan
Feb
2 A
Apr
143/a
Apr
123/a
135/8
4,900
7%
Jan
16
Apr
21
203/4
21%
900
16%
Jan
22
May
4
May
3 %
33/8
3%
7,200
13/a
Feb
16%
15%
163/4
2,800
5%
Jan
9%
2,700
8%
Jan
25%
9
9
17% May
95/8 May
283/4
28%
28%
700
273/4
27%
28%
2,800
25
Mar
33% Mar
20
193/4
20
1,100
17 5/8
Jan
203/a May
113/4
Feb
12% May
5% Jan
26%
27
85
85
85
l
A
A
3%
3%
1
11%
11%
50c
class
%
A
1
1
Jan
Apr
900
20
Jan
6% Apr
27% May
125
83
Jan
87% May
2,800
2%
4,100
35/8
12
303/s
3% Jan
Jan
%
5,200
Ye
Apr
%
Apr
Jan
800
33/4 Mar
13%
213/4
25
14 %
Jan
25
123/4
12 5/8
12%
2,000
8%
Feb
143/4 May
7%
6%
7%
5,600
4%
Jan
25%
255/8
27%
2,700
15 %
Jan
32V4
30%
32%
10,900
24 %
Jan
Apr
28% May
32% Jun
293/4
30 3/a
600
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
203/4
19%
20%
6,200
15% Jan
21%
Jan
185%
185/a
193/8
400
15"%
19%
Apr
11 3/4
*
Co
25
12%
1,100
10
Co.
Jun
7%
u
of
Corp
__
Canada
Yards
of
Omaha
United
Aircraft
Products
United
Asbestos
Corp
Canco
United
Elastic
Oil
...
..
5
•
•
Co
&
Gas
_
_
_
.
...
.20
300
125
Jan
92
10
92
May
98
Jan
United Improvement &
United Milk Products
31
Jan
36
Jan
United
25% May
% Apr
United
—
—
6%
6
6%
3,100
„1
53/4
5
512
17,200
vtc_.
1
«
144
/
-50c
.
_
Ltd
.
Corp
144
Jan
25 %
263/4
100
True Temper Corp
Chemical
&
Feb
8 3/a
warrants
Gas
17% Mar
Jan
4%
5%
1
Union
7,100
375/8
1,900
7,200
1
Unexcelled
Apr
4,800
175,200
5
20
Corp
14% Mar
153%
44%
May
8
1
Radio Corp
33% Mar
Apr
7
5%
Tri-Continental
303/a
Jan
73/8
42%
34%
6% May
73/4 May
Trav-ler
Jan
10,400
33% May
4%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
Jan
A
35
Jan
7
27%
May
8% May
May
24
Jan
20%
1
class
9
%
205%
1,300
313/4
25c
A
Corp
26
23 %
600
33
31%
1
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
20%
A
33%
32
lo
Toledo Edison 4 % %
200
24
323/4
32
10c
com
Shipyards Corp
3,400
10c
45% Mar
deposit rets ord registered
£1
deposit rets def registered...5s
Amer
Todd
9
Apr
Inc
Inc
1
Co.
Jan
123/4
1
class
2,800
America
28%
76
5
Roofing Inc
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
20c
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
5%
6,300
63
50c
Tilo
123/4
___.
Jan
Jan
Apr
33% May
10% Apr
2,500
29%
1
Ltd
313/e
*
4%
Feb
*
pfd
preferred
Park
40
Canada
Jan
2%
10%
10c
:
92
of
3
100
9% May
6 3/4 May
39%
25c
Inc
Inc.
12%
preferred
2,700
23/4
10c
30%
common...-12.50
4%
67
50c
Co
Jan
27% May
23/4
29%
1
._
Light $4.56
395/8
2,100
Feb
10
31
Corporation
Power
12%
27%
%
6 % May
,
10c
Tenney Engineering Inc
31
♦
6,000
Jan
,
*
393/4
.
2
3%
*
1
_
Feb
Jan
*
,
Industries
United
Co
4%
3%
Jan
37%
25c
delivered
Television
1
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
9,700
17,700
23/4
73/8
1
3
8
45,400
57/a
4
43
Corp
412 Apr
48% May
44% Apr
5
6%
8%
5%
13%
5
•
400
Mining
Mar
7%
5
common
dealings
Cuba
Jan
Feb
9,100
1
Trans
Jan
253/8 Mar
513/4
10
20c
7% Apr
8% Mar
Jan
,* ,423/8 Apr
1
10%
Inc
Acceptance
2%
18% May
38%
Inc
Industries
Tower
33/4
Jun
27'3/4
5%
-10c
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
20
'
_
1
warrants.
3,000
■
■
1
new
14,100
*
20%
10c
Corp...
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International Corp
4%
Co
3%
1
5
40 3/4
...
33/a
; 50%
common
43/a
-J,
>
51%
common
36%
B
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
Seton
4,900
Feb
May
15 3/a May
,r
12
cumulative preferred
37%
Inc
class
6 3/4
6
Jan
8
May
T
Inc
Thompson-Starrett
213/4 May
|
81
600
...
1
Inc
Latz
Corp
6 3/a
*
19,300
35%
Jan
83/4
143/4
Co
class
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Seaporcel
1,100
16
Jan
673/4
30%
_
Symington Wayne Corp
Syntex Corporation
Feb
Jan
A Apr
tt Jan
63/8
6 %
143/4
—1
_
Petrol
Co
Apr
21%
Feb
.
133/4
Jan
26
19
...
(Del)
Die
&
10%
Feb
7% Mar
9%
143/4
2
Thew
Mar
65/a
9%
350
600
6,700
.
14%
Ltd
Apr
19
1,400
9%
75%
Apr
18%
Inc
19
8,300
123/4
11
12
25c
Co
800
14%
28
15%
273/4
_
Texam
Jan
120,700
6%
1
_
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
%
u
14
40%
.
Inc
1,200
74
1
Corporation
Supercrete
13
27 %
•
_
Terry
May
173/4
50c
*
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
3/4
12
14%
10c
Electronics
25%
Apr
93/4 May
8% Apr
183/4
Stop & Shop Inc
Amer
*
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Jan
*
Corp
Terminal-Hudson
Apr
18 % Mar
■
Jan
6
30"%
Co
11%
Jan
20
20
3%
1,400
5
(Del)
Container Corp
Thorncliffe
.20
preferred
5.60%
.
_
series
4.40%
6,300
7%
1
5
Jan
75/a
103/8
Inc
Carlos
9 %
7
*
10c
-
33/4 May
Jan
800
10
Milling Co Ltd.
16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
25,200
3,300
23%
Salem-Brosius
San
233/4
233/4
—
8%
74
Textron Inc "warrants"
*
Ltd
Corp
8%
Apr
,50c
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Texstar Corp
Textron Electronics
Lawrence
30 3%
14%
*
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stelma, Inc.
Texas
St.
13% May
Jan
28
...1
,
Canada
Teleregister
Royal American
Jan
*
50c
__
_
Co
Technicolor
Royce Ltd—
Amer
Roosevelt
9%
24%
1^ May
it Mar
J
Rochester
'
600
2,100
7
t
1
12%
28%
5% May
Talon
Inc.
Feb
12%
28%
Jan
10% Mar
4,400
•
1
1965
81%
Feb
7 5/a
—
3%
Jan
Jan
Electronics
73/4
Jan
68%
Jan
International
8
%
2,500
A
Sunset
85/b Mar
13,200
77
Feb
8%
Sunair
3"% Jan-
Mar
2%
Stylon
2,300
14% May
26,100
13% Mar
6%
20% May
8%
50,200
70 3/4 Mar
6 %
Jan
10'/a Mar
1%
283/4 May
6%
45% May
47/a
13%
Jan
2%
Jan
1A
11% Feb
1
2%
75
2 3/4 May
...
3,900
27
64%
Jan
6
2,100
1234
25%
33/4
14
Feb
Jun
4%
19% May
1,400
25%
133/4
14
68%
26%
43/4
213/a May
83/4 Apr
7%
11
Jan
Mar
1ft
Feb
3/a
6
V
583/4
123/4
Jan
18
Jan
66%
10c
6%
2,300
Apr
83% Mar
12%
...1
19%
Jan
17
93/3:May
.10c
Jan
900
63/4
1
Products
Jan
4% ]Mar
Ltd
16%
18%
May
Co—
3
14%
100
20%
8%
1
;
Mines
of
400
..
Valley Gas
2,400
1,000
Apr
May
41%
__1
Corp
Instruments
21%
50c
Algom Mines Ltd common
series
18
Jan
25 %
Corp common
convertible preferred
Uranium
Steel
17
*
_
extended
Jan
Apr
25%
26 5/a
.20
_
_
(The)
Statham
16
1
_
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp
Grande
7%
72
Jan
65
■
__1
common
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
38
21
1
.
Resistoflex
Vtc
1,200
6
12%
143/b May
27% Jan
1
Corp
Industrial Corp
Warrants
213/4
9%
1
Superior Window
Rio
Feb
Feb
15%
1
Jan
21
5c
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rio
Jan
22 3/a
203/4
11%
Shares Inc.
Feb
10
_
Republic Foil Inc
Republic
22 3/4
Jan
9%
2%
May
1
Co
Jan
21 %
15%
75%
13
1
Dev
Co
Arms
21%
100
22
6
_
_
22
1
.
Corp
Insurance
Remington
69% Mar
1,000
223/a
95/8
18
_
Co
25
.1
.
Investment
Reinsurance
Apr
70% Mar
Jan
17%
lc
Stinnes
Reeves
Jan
58%
15%
1
(Kentucky)
100
1
Pump
&
63
1
_
Corp
3,000
36
•
.1
_
Equities Corp of N Y
Co
Reeves Broadcasting
200
213/4
_
preferred
100
16%
Inc
America
of
Realty
14%
1
————
Packing Co..
Estate
663%
24%
—
10
Starrett
Rapid-American Corp..'L—--L.
Trust
Jan
20
163/4
2
—
_
Corp
Forgings
Stanrock
Real
24
Corp —2
Inc
—
convertible
Stanley
Rayette Co
1,100
—
Standard
4%
R
Rath
400
24 5/8
22
1
—
25%
— —
Standard Products Co
Enterprises
68
213/4
-25
_
_
Metals
343/4 May
*
67
25
♦
Oil
Jan
243/a
_
243/B
25
_
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard
May
65
—
25
_
_
Corp
Inc
42
25%
'
— «*
Spencer
Sports Arena
11 % May
May
9
25
_
—
Shoe
Jan
40
Feb
13
900
17%
5%
100
9,700
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
87
86%
20c
4,100
14
25
.
_
—
Standard
Inc
10
42
13%
1
Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speedry Chemical Products class A. 50c
Standard
Ramo
9%
Jan
42
25
_
Southern
...
Standard
Ramco
8%
Mar
133/4
25
Petroleum
Materials
19%
__
100
Quebec Lithium Corp..
Quebec Power Co.—
8%
Jan
Mar
42%. Feb
30
■
20
.
_
Sportswear"
Pyle-National
41%
Apr
71
Jan
5%
Pulp & Timber
Corp
Sound
Puritan
4,800
5%,
Co
Rico
Puget
431%
5%
.
preferred
Telephone
41/4%
Jan
Apr
Colorado—
of
Service
Puerto
60 3%
413/4
Corp
Providence Gas
Public
2
1
(The) Company
Prophet
2%
66%
Ltd
Mfg Co Inc common...
convertible preferred
Progress
56
2%
1
Inc
Mines
57%
3
Mar
Jun
May
Edison—
17%
Jan
27
17
473/4
12.50
California
1,600
2%
15% May
—
Jan
4%
1
Corp
2,800
960
Feb
1
13
*
-1
*
—
%
Jan
3 3/a
30
•
24%
2%
%
Apr
1
23%
2%
3,200
2%
48
*
,
12%
Pratt & Lambert Co
Preston
100
Paper Mills
24
of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Prentice-Hall
153/4
£1
12%
1
(Del)^—2.50
.
15%
Jan
1
2%
Corp
Power
21,600
Co
2.50
Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
A
*
Oil
4.08%
(The)
Polycast
%
3%
1
Publishing—
1
Products class A
Apr
Apr
Southern
Poloron
32
4%
Manufacturing
Coast
283/e
24% Jan
19,800
153/4
Corp
South
Jan
100
2%
2
*
(Howard)
Soss
Jan
Apr
31%
3/8
preferred
May
18 3/4
28 3A
2 %
dep rets ord registered
Airways Inc
Sonotone
39
100
22% Jan
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jun
14
31%
1
High
7,800
1
Amer
Slick
Low
27%
10c
rets
Venezuelan
Apr
16 3/4
Jan
5% Mar
5,900
deposit
Range Since Jan.
High
26%
2
Corp
Ltd
Boardman
conv
Smith
103
26%
Automobiles—
Sinclair
3%
Shares
Low
2
Silvray Lighting Inc
Simca
for Week
25c
Mines
Apr
1,200
93/4
Pittsburgh Railways
Plastic Materials &
Pneumatic Scale
A
;
Precision
7%
5%
16%
101%
class
Simpson's Ltd
5%
'
Co
B
Creek
Feb
93/8
5o
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Gas
63/4
153/4
16
————1
____Jl"-
Aircraft Corp
&
Silver-Miller
$3
53/8
Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co—
c
10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)——
—4
Philippine
Piasecki
Oil
American
36
Sale Price
Par
Apr
Apr
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
21 %
Jan
27%
5
Industries
Low
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
78%
.
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
■
Week's
Range
Friday
35
1%
44
A
13/a
43%
Investing. .2.60
10%
93/4
5
5%
1ft
44
5%
-
103/a
6
2,400
Jan
10% Jan
12% Mar
27% Jan
30
Jan
4
3% Jan
% Jan
Feb
73^ May
6 % May
2ft Apr
300
40%
Apr
48
33,800
4%
Feb
10 3/8
Jun
300
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
5%
Apr
Molasses Co Ltd—
American
N
J
dep
RR
rets
&
ord
Canal.
regis
_
_
...
-
10s
100
—
171%
5% Mar
—
171% 174%
110
167i% Mar
174% May
'I
,
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,
;3
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2464)
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
I
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
it
U
Air
S
Tile
for Week
Shares
Low
4%
Jan. 1
Low
High
4%
1
Co
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
4"%
1,200
3%
7%
200
6%
Jan
87%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Period
Universal
Consolidated
5% May
8% Jan
Universal
Hi
Controls
Insurance
500
Jan
Davega Stores
6%s
13% Mar
12
11
12'%
9,900
47%
Jan
14% May
10
46
45%
46 %
700
31'%
Jan
49% Mar
6%
1
7%
8%
1,600
12%
12%
13'%
78,500
17.78
28%
28%
28%
•
15%
14'%
5
97a
9%
com_10c
Inc
—
Universal Marion Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
!l|
10
10
25c
Universal Container Corp cl A
Universal
10%
25o
Oil
8
Delaware
—1
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
—1
Van
Industries
Norman
debs
1975
9%
Apr
16%
Jan
Finland
Residental
25
27%
Apr
31%
Feb
General
Builders
13,200
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
9%
8,700
7%
Apr
97%
Jun
A 1st
1,200
8%
6,100
5
Jan
5%
300
19%
19
20%
6,800
24%
24%
25%
1,700
Victoreen
Viewlex
Co
A
class
Corporation
Virginia
Iron
1
17%
16%
18'A
16,600
,25c
44'%
42'%
46%
6,900
11
11
11%
6,300
9,300
Instrument Co
(The)
Inc
5%
..
1
—
Coal
Food
Vogt
Vornado
13'%
Jan
57% May
8%
Jan
15% May
6'%
Jan
12% May
Jan
29'% May
10'%
10%
10%
26'%
25%
27'%
600
16%
12'%
12'%
13
600
12
.100
27'%
26
26%
5,000
15%
Mar
32'%
12% May
5s
Apr
t',
.
Aircraft
Wagner
7
Baking
% preferred
Waitt
non-cum
Waltham
•>,
'
i
voting
Inc
Bond
&
6%
Webb
&
4
Jan
70
Jan
6%.
6%
7
4
~7%
~7%
~8%
3,200
1% Jan
15%
16
2,000
4'/8
preferred
10
1
~37/8
10c
1%
Co
Instruments
8'A Mar
Jan
6
preference
1,400
10%
85
Jan
2,300
1%
Jan
1
Jan
75
Jan
84% Mar
mortgage
1
~4%
4%
4
%
1,200
3% Feb
5'A
2
Jan
3'As
9
•
_
9
10
118
6
•
y
11'%
8
74-
61%
89
133
7'%
159
—
138
-61%
76
100%
_
—Map-Nov
145
138
145
216
216
235
3
April-Oct
145
145
Jan-July
121
120'% 122
,
36
April-Uct
1976
7!
.
62%
57%
125
150 *"
104;
,
$91
—
■
238 r.
90%
87
-
—
152
•'
69
100. ■
26
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98%
•;
141%.
1963
3'As
&
7s
80
$99'%
99%
98%
Gas
99%
Southern
California
■
93%
93%
$86'%
1984_ June-Dec
96'%
Co
Edison
3s
83
debs
1965-
Mar-Sept
95'%
207
133
150
95%
101
95'%
__
83
91
125
119
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75
200
83
$100
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97'%
90
__
__
88%
95'%
7
97
93
$189
—
1981—May-Nou
3s
conv
97
92
82'%
100% 100'%
100'%
May-Nou
n
—
121%
$118
April-Oct
Corp
5s
$88
Jan-July
1998.Jan-Juiy
6s
1967
—
93'%
3
83
31
96
83
66
196
97'%
95
1.25
4%
4%
5%
3,100
series
A
1973-
Jan-July
$80
90'%
87
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
1%
116
1
i
A
1,600
%
Jan
67/a May
1 'A Mar
3 %s
West
3s
series
B
1973
Feb-Aug
$83
90
86
89%
West
!■(
Chemical
50o
28%
29%
900
18%
Jan
29% May
2%s
series
C
1976
Feb-Aug
$81
85
81
84%
91%
91%
10
88%
Jan
93 % May
3%s
series
D
1976
Feb-Aug
$78
84'%
89'A
7'A May
5% Apr
Manufacturing
Products
4.
Western
Development
Western
Gold
A
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Nuclear
West
'•4
Utilities
Texas
Western
■♦1
if
Western
Inc
4.40s
pfd
—1
~57/a
5%
6
10c
Inc
4%
4%
4%
Ltd
Inc
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
2}& Feb
~4'/a
5o
4%
2,500
River
(The)
Williams
(R
Wisconsin
Wood
1982
Mar-Sept
1983
Mar-Sept
5s
1985
Feb-Aug
28%
Feb
32'A May
4%s series M 1985
Mar-Sept
67%
150
44
Jan
75
2
2%
31,700
29
29%
300
1
67%
10c
2'%
1
Co
9,000
Industries
1
6%
W'asatch
Jan
5
May
Washington
Jan
51
May
Webb
34
35
2,000
20
Jan
24%
4,200
13%
Jan
32
12 %
15,100
8%
Jan
12 %
ord
4%
1,300
18 %
2,400
17%
125
3%
Apr
21 %
95'% May
•
22%
Jan
2,750
7%
Jan
29'% May
14% May
700
14%
Apr
19% Mar
7% Mar
8% May
12%
14
15%
15'A
15%
5s
£1
Hargreaves
Ltd
2%
2%
40c
400
2A May
11,900
2&
1A
12
1
Water
it May
Zale
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
5'As
Jan
series
A
36%
35%
7%
7%
8%
3,800
10c
6%
6%
6%
10,000
series
B
37
3,300
20'/a
Jan
38% May
5
Jan
10
4%
Jan
May
8% Mar
Maranhao
i
Interest
Period
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Inc
AAmer
5%s
Steel
subord
conv
&
Pump
4s
debs
debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
Bethlehem
Boston
Chemoil
'}!•
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
Industries
Chicago Transit
6s
—June-Dec
1998
1
series
1994_ —June-Dec
1970
inc
A
debs
No.
94
$98
__
92'%
92'A
100
1
98%
100%
96'%
56
91%
stamped
(issue
Parana
Peru
f
High
93
103%
50
92%
of
1927)
Oct
stamped
98%
70
15
63'%
72
89%
120
88
87
89%
70
65
70
93
89%
94
$66%
92%
92
de Janeiro
1972
5s
"11%
13'A
87%
__
$86 —
65
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1947
13'%
87%
$86
$120
May-Nou
1947
1927)
(Plan A)
—
__
—
65
1
—
64
66
—
_
_
—
—
__
—
$80
$80
—
—
—
$99
—
June-Dec
2'/as 2008——Mar-Sept
1
stamped
1997
$64
67
—
45'%
$48
45%
52
45%
Jan-July
(Plan A)
2s 2012—Jan-July
120
value.. a Deferred delivery
par
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
99
99
62
65
14
44
48
x
distribution,
in
year's
Ex-rights,
g
transaction
Ex-stock dividend,
—
48
55
r Transaction
range),
z Ex-stock
for
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal.
11 Unoer-ine-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
dividend.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
93%
123
Jan-July
$11'%
Feb-Aug
2%s 2008
—
$130
(Republic of)—
tribution.
53
88
W,-
67'%
Jan-July
1949—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Jan. 1
Low
59
$121
1978
100
92%
93
88
89%
$88
Jan-July
(issue of May
♦No
—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
3%s
104%
88'%
Range Since
._Quar-Feb
1970
1973
Authority
92%
High
93
94
Sold
$54
1974— ._June-Dec
Bid & Asked
Low
Alsco
105%
102%
98
$91
June-Dec
1
6%s
(Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Rio
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
14
Jan-July
1964
1974
1967
(Prov)
Sinking fund 3s Jan
American Stock Exchange
92'%
June-Dec
1963
3'%s
1967-
4%s
A Hanover
A7s
1
50c
Zapata Petroleum Corp
6
Feb-Aug
(Germany) 7s 1951
J an-July
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment
debentures—
Z
Co
99'%
Jan-July
1970
A Baden
3% May
1%
Power
A7s
•
A
ser
99
'
105
97'%
104'/2
91%
99
April-Oct
1971
14
98
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
19 % May
Jan
preference
6s
3s
3'As
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Jan
Jun
90%
14
&
57/8 May
Feb
17
16%
regular
(Calif)
Electric
101%
97'%
$103
Jun
4%
17%
Ltd—
rets
debs
1970
$92
97%
92
Apr
10%
&
3'As
102
41% May
23%
Gas
Gas
Gas
Corp
2%
27%
4%
16%
2
Wright
17% May
4,800
25
Inc
Counties
Southwestern
8,800
4%
1
dep
May
California
Southern
Apr
pfd__100
Light 4%%
(F W)
33
J
L
Southern
2% May
Feb
Jan
12
Mar
series
series
49
18
1
lu,
3,100
4%s
Jan
11%
10
Co—
common..
W'oodall
American
16
%
22
Apr
23%
.—.,1
(John)
Woolworth
14%
16
Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
i!'
67%
34
Industries
104%
4%s series K
*
&
99
32%
Inc
Pwr
$95
49% Mar
4%
A 5%preferred
99%
Jan-Aup
Jan
'47%
&
I
Jan
4%
C)
series
Jan
47%
Brothers
95
%
1
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
97'%
1982
30%
Corp
Brothers
$90
H
20
1
Williams
series
700
S
Stores
Feb-Aug
1982
4 %s
350
Corp
Wiebolt
84'%
88%
40%
Co
Oil
92%
80'%
89
27%
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita
89%
82
$80
"A
A
10
90
$81%
Feb-Aup
40
Manufacturing
Eagle International Inc
Wickes
%
90
Feb-Aug
91
April-Oct
1979
26%
10
Mfg
1978
F
i\
Inc
Stag
4% May
Jan
E
series
40
27%
Westmoreland
White
3s
3%s series G 1981
•
20
White
3%s series
-
la
Coal
Shoe
2%
Jan
4%s
Tablet & Stationery
Weyenberg
3'A
Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
jlir
5,000
10,000
•
rets ord shares
dep
29
100
Co
Uranium
&
Stockholders
American
!
It"
99%
$99%
Aprii-Oci
1964
Power
Petroleums Ltd
h,
99%
Jan-July
1968
3'As
debs
debs
Water
76%
Ltd—
to
Power
Electric
Co
78
April-Oct
&
V
P *'
$76%
May-JVou
1971
3s
subord
conv
Harbor
¥'
157
Inc—
1961
Co
Sapphire
Apr
16
80
130
135
liq tr ctts—
—
1970
d%s
Safe
89
130
April-Oct
Television
Pennsylvania Water
1% Mar
100
88
124
"
Mil
extended
American
26,600
;
—
.
mortgage
Service
1%
&
Power
Public
4%
24
'Y
debentures
1st
Rapid
80%
42 %
16
$6
Jan-July
1953
8% May
1%
3%
36'%
Corp—
Power
Electric
3'As
1
V —
Mar-Sept
16% May
47/8 May
Jan
129
Jan-July
1970
subord
Theatres
Power
1st
Feb
80%
•
& Company Inc
Wentworth
3%
5%
•
100
ctls
trust
Knapp Inc common
W'eiman
300
5%
common
conv
Precision
series
$6
•
1970
$5%
debs
Research
155
V
4s
89
May-Nov
RR
1972
6s
subord
due
6%s
Ohio
Co
Inc
England
Nippon
High
103
25
$98
April-Oct
—
1974
1974
5%s
$16%
Mar-Sept
;
convertible
New
~~
-May
1961
1963
Western
&
Corp of America—
National
Jan
w
Waco
May-Nov
1993—
5s
.
debentures
conv
National
*
-
B
Bank
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984
19% May
Jan
•
Inc
5%s
33
Corp—
Registered
Lithium
Apr
14
.250
Manufacturing
Products
31'%
series
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6'%%
Chemical 4%s 1976
22% May
Jan
38
I
113
RR—
Kawecki
Apr
Feb
5%
2
& Coke Co
Vita
6'%
4% Mar
11
4s
Mtge
Development 6s
Hydrometals
15'% May
7'% May
Jan
7%
—1
Paint
Vinco
warrants-
13'%
6%
7»%
115
Jan. 1
Low
Division—
J
mortgage
subord
6s
General
No.
108
Range Since
Sold
High
38
Feb-Aug
4s series A 1993
Jan
15%
13
13
Western
N
12% Feb
Capital Corp of America——1
Venture
Victor
tr:
&
of
1st mortgage
I
''
Lack
Lackawanna
'
Valspar Corp
Bonds
Friday's
Corp—
subord
conv
AGuantanamo
Hi
or
Bid & Asked
Low
"
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
American Corp
Universal
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
7%
50c
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic
Range
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
U S
Week's
Friday
Last
§ Reported
sales
no
being
transacted during
the
week.
current
in
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;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
Abbreviations
used
fh
L-V\
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
-
Continued from
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Last
United Gas Corp 2%s
1st
mtge
1st
1st
1st
s
5'/sS
5s
U
S
f debentures
States Freight
subord
Rubber
1972
2%s
States
4%s
f
s
4s
High
86
96 3A
93%
98%
93%
Mar-Sept
98%
*90
98
Mar-Sept
98
99
100
May-Nou
93%
91'A
93'%
96 3A
101'A
98'%
99
13
89
„
98
99
12
9
98
1023A
96%
101'%
98
102%
100'%
14
17
103'A
105'%
102
11
102
104'A
100
102'%
Co—
—ApriZ-Oct
1976
125%
Mau-Nov
;
1983
Jan-July
1986
!
Apr-Oct
125'A 130%
80
April-Oct
*91'%
95
99 %
94%
99'%
80
Vanadium
3'/as
Corp
conv
4 %s
conv
Vendo
of
4
—
95
99%
conv
First
and
1st
b
'
&
1st
&
ref
ref
debentures 1969
debentures 1976
subord
debs
3s
June-Dec
Mar-Sent
2%s
F
series G
Mar-Sept
13
419
103
96%
95%
105
11
1st
ist
E
1975—Mar-Sept
ref
M
3%s
1979
series
J
First lien
1st
6s
.
lien &
and
ref
ref 4s
mtge 3'As
series F
137
*82'%
5'%s
1982
ser
C
100%
First
3%s
3'As
Co
Si
108%
97
18
83 3A
101
17
118'%
176
First
Gen
1st
83'%
April-Oct
*82'A
Central
RR
mtge
4»%s
inc
Electric
Public
series
A
82
103%
103
6
101
?
103'%
85'%
733%
73%
91'%
93
__
__
__
93
1
1
109'%
80
93
*92%
108
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan
2%s
10
__
__
110
*85
951/2
88
92%
53
87'A
92%
94
112'%
82
—
*93'%
1
Jan-July
2029——May
1976
84'%
91
97
5
59
62'%
1
38%
43
793^
81
__
Service
3'As
1971
Jan-July
*__
'
90%
*90%
__
__
__
__
88'%
__
__
99%
92
79%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'%s series H 1990
42
*80
__
79%
Yonkers
60'%
42
__
June-Dec
85%
89%
60
__
Mar-Sept
86'%
84'%
97
81%
*73'%
May-Nou
1979
79%
87 7%
56
91'%
__
*87
1978
Power
27%s
51
31
__
Co—
82'%
86'A
89
89%
73'A
77
Elec
Lt &
Power
Mau-Nov
75%
75'A
*90%
115%
75%
19
84%
115'% 115%
_7
86 Va
90 %
„
—
91
114%
a
'
2%s
1976
Jan-July
April-Oct
__
*__
__
99%
Deferred
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the
year's
not
118'%
included
in
the
§ Negotiability
year's
the
April
76%
April
75'%
iFeb-Nov
*81%
76%
75'%
„
70%
77%
72
78
79
81'A
Bankruptcy Act,
*
range,
impaired by
$Companies reported
1971
1967—
1975
mortgage 4s series A 2004_
mortgage
20
92
933/3
f debs 1980
s
f debs
s
53%
91%
104%
Mar-Sent
Feb-Aua
B
D
debentures
4'%s
56%
52%
103
Mar-Sept
1970
82%
♦88
Jan-July
*86'%
1991
C
series
99'%
52
*95'%
Y
Mau-Nov
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
income 4%s series B Jan
mortgage
convertible
91%
96
15
*75%
98%
series
91
99%
Jan-Ju'ly
1981
94'A
3'As
99'%
*82
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Steel
97'A
May
A
ser
1984
Wheeling
Co—
mortgage 3%s series
3'%s
49'%
84'%
94%
1
52%
91%
April-Oct
Jan-July
Co
RR
48%
84'%
96%
52'%
52%
1979
1982
debentures
High
*97%
52'%
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
A
ser
79
*85
1973_April-Oct
1983
Gen mtge
First
Pacific
income
*93
:
+Jan-July
2361
debentures
44%
Jan-July
2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
3'%s series C
Western
w
Gen
gtd
June-Dec
subord income debs 2008
•
Wabash RR
4s
91'%
142
*80
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995.,
it i
137
and refund mtge 2%s ser H
1980—Mar-Sept
mortgage Si refund 3%s ser I
1981—June-Dec
&
1st
Jan. 1
Low
*84'%
96%
or
as
sailing
y
e Odd-lot
range,
flat.
maturity.
no
-
Cash
not
sale
'
being in bankruptcy, receivership,
assumed by such companies.
4..
r
sale
Ex-coupon.
or
reorganized
under
securities
Fridays' bid and ask prices;
ABonds
1
Range Since
No.
Mar-Sept
93%
Bonds
High
Map-Nov
1966__
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
99%
Friday's
Sold
May-Nou
I
mortgage
Wisconsin
ser
1978
First
y
RR
registered
1st
Wisconsin
1980
mtge 2%s
series
4s
Western
Wisconsin
subord
refund
Shore
Wilson
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
;u.
West
Whirlpool Corp 3'%s
Co—
4%s
mortgage 3s 1979
Electric 3%s 1974
80
130%
t-
V"L
Penn
80
111%
America—
subord
General
West Penn Power 3%s series
89
159
V
Ml!
or
Bid & Asked
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July
5s
1981
debs
90
103'A 103 7%
102%
,
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Warren
West
*86
April-Oct
1980
fk
I
Low
84'%
May-Nou
1967
Steel
High
92%
Feb-Aug
Period
Low
*95'A
Jan-July
debentures
debentures
No.
Interest
Exchange
Jan. 1
♦86
May-Nov
April-Oct
,
1978
debs
debentures
United
:»■
debentures
s
conv
2%s
;
f
Sold
Friday's
Jan-July
1971
mtge Si coll tr 5s 1980
United
'fit
debentures
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
New York Stock
Range Since
or
Jan-July
3%s
mtge & coll trust 4%sl977
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
1st
'fi!
1970
trust
sinking fund debentures 1973
4%s
fh
f
s
3%s
:l
coll
Period
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
4%s
Is
&
Exchange
Bonds
Low
New York Stock
for Week Ended June 2)
31
page
sales
-
being transacted during current, week.
'
-
1
V-
•
'
1
Section
77
of
"1
Volume
Number
193
6061
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2465)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
American
Tel
Boston
Edison
Boston
Garden
Boston
Personal
Service
Cities
73%
*
——
Property
Trust
—
,*
Inc
5
Co
16%
Feb
102%
592
67
Jan
6V2
200
6%
150
"50%
20%
31
55%
2014
55%
21%
148
—
Jan
63%
-
Jan
44
20%
__
,,
507
3,369
76
6V2
63
Jan
116
Jun
Feb
14%
54
Feb
49% Mar
•13%
Radio
Corp of America
Schenley Industries
High
27%
63%
"
73%
—
10
5,
T
Copper Range Co
75
r
a
—
Par
Range Since Jan. I
Low
31V2
61"
;—
.
25
—
Arena
Hecla
&
Calumet
Co
122%
,
50
—
Jan
34 % May
Sears
21% Mar
Sinclair
13014
Apr
65'4 May
6%
100
preferred
1st
cum
5%-
cum
"A"
adjustment
First
Motor
100
Inc.
Stores
National
Ford
—
*
Co—
General
Electric Co
1
76% Mar
"'9
Apr
63% May
25
May
Copper
Corp
*
Corp
4
Service
New
Northern
Railroad
(N
18 Va May
Apr
836
64
66%
1,659
89
87%
Jan
22%
Jan
49 Vt
Jan
63%
Jan
60% May
67%
S
54% Jan
42%
10
39% Jan
29 %
31 %
339
20% Jan
S
30%
*
60 %
45%
46%
55%
10
60%
46%
!
,7
55%
56%
1
Oil
7%
ZZl
28%
ZZZI
—
I
Western
.Westinghouse
Woolworth
Apr
74
Jan
2814
75
88 %
88%
125
73%
Jan
2414
20
22%
Jan
27%
12
12
100
11%
Jan
14%
9c
11c
2,050
5c
Feb
Chemical—1—
Mathieson
Olin
Pennsylvania RR
Reece Folding Machine
2414
511
21%
Jan
25
49
Rexall
48%
49%
428
40
Jan
Co—
71
71
2
71
Jan
74
Association
Shawmut
& Shop Inc
Torrington Co
1
Fruit
Co
United
Shoe
Machinery
S
a-*
—
Corp
Vermont
Railroad
Mass
&
73
,_5
Co
100
Wektinghouse Electric Corp,
Jan
Jan
16
54%
3514
3
55
1% Mar
3
54
43%
Jan
59
367
<
Apr
Mar;
29%
Jan
Jan
89
48%
89%
65
76% Jan
90% May
43%
45
35
42%
42% Feb
42%
55%
42%
80%
•
Cincinnati Transit 4%s
1998
81
30
39% May
67% Jan
81
65
66
$1,500
63% Feb
66%
65
Detroit Stock
'
3
Week's
Last
51%
346
34%
Jan
54
320
37"%
Jan
54
.22
23%
F
Allen
Wrlgiey Stores
Jun
Briggs
Die
&
17%
Jan
24% Mar
71
43%
Jan
76
Consolidated
Jan
59% May
7014
Jun
76%
Feb
Detroit Edison
39% May
49 °/8
Jan
Economy Baler
Fede?al,-Mogul-Bower
35
332
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
19%
19%
595
21%
7%
6%
Apr
7y3
1,330
3%
Jan
8%
Apr
9%
7%
6% Jan
9%
15% Jan
9y8
1,557
3%
37/a
200
1%
Jan
32 ya
32 y8
350
27%
Jan
42%
42%
596
38% Jan
12%
13%
4,052
9%
Apr
11
11
201
8%
Jan
48%
25
Paper
42"%
10
;
Motors
!
137/a
>'
l
20
Motors
55%
57 y8
3,013
4%
43/4
100
4%
34%
34%
34 y4
130
28%
1.66%
45%
44%
45%
5,894
40%
-2%
100
1%
4
750
1
1
*
Week's
Last
Range
Shares
Champion
Paper
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
29%
29%
24
31%
31%
31%
104
8.50
44%
43%
44%
129
100
.
_
85%
85%
86%
30
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
50
.
110%
12%
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
29%
_
common,
preferred
Low
*
common
Cincinnati
Sales
National
_
_
108% 110%
8
—
__1
.
High
27
Jan
Jan
34%
Cards
Lansing
Masco
Stamping
Screw
Murray
26 Va
33%
30
78%
,1
Gamble
&
8%
preferred
Rapid-American,
_
Allied
_
100
_
.
;
Unlisted
*
common.
new
—
—
1
Apr
American
.
National
Electric
Welding
Tel
100
1,212
100
3 Va
Jan
97%
Jan
112 %
8%
Feb
Brewing
40
_
Jan
22%
Jan
27
34%
55
20
Jan
34%
30%
2,185
29% May
34%
Rickel
(H
W)
&
Co
2
79%
695
73% Mar
92%
_
Z
Dillon
Jun
Sheller
Manufacturing
177
34%
175
10
May
178
Apr
United
Jan
Upjohn
165
23%
Jan
9
44%
Jan
150
23%
Feb
57%
57%
Apr
59 Va
35
34%
Feb
43
43%
Feb
Feb
121% 123 %
285
103 %
Jan
80%
80%
50
65
Jan
59
59%
54
44%
Jan
76%
76%
2
67%
Jan
76%
28 %
28%
80
22
Jan
19%
19%
30
13%
Jan
28% May
21 '/a Mar
122 %
59%
,5
1
,
46%
—
—
56%
—
-25
-
1
_25
62%
1
Gas
,,10
Ohio
Elec
46%
47%
143
130 Ye
40
Jan
49%
Apr
48
20
37%
Jan
48
Jun
58%
178
43%
Jan
75
Mar
18%
75
Jan
62%
62%
106
59%
Jan
67%
Jan
Apr
17
42%
38
Jan
46%
55%
56%
99
51%
Jan
43%
45%
110
31 %
Jan
58% May
45% Jun
26%
25%
26 %
270
23%
Jan
27 %
43
90
63%
26
52 %
57%
190
Laboratories
Steel
Co
Admiral
Corp
Advance
Ross
Akron
51
Jan
46% May
Apr
64% May
57%
Jun
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
Co
of
56
169
50
Can
(Un)
Cyanamid
Investment Co
M'ach
&
Fdry
Co
Apr
American
Motors
19%
10
Apr
American
Rad
79%
80%
79%
105%;
209% 211
105% 110%
46%
85
&
79
70%
Apr
80% May
American
Steel
126
185%
Jan
228% May
American
Tel
.84%
46 %
85
116
104
Feb
119 % Mar
3
35%
Jan
49 %
25
63%
Jan
90% May
36%
36%
70
66%
64 %
66%
109
45%
44%
45 %
638
—1
Tel
Tobacco
Viscose
45%
Feb
Jan
Armco
32 %
Atchison
2614
27%
42
42
50
34%
Feb
42% May
26%
26%
85,
20 %
Jan
26% May
27
133
26%
Jan
Apr
*
58%
58 %
58%
38%
38%
37%
9
46%
10
30%
Jan
59"% Mar
Jan
39% May
40%
37%
35
30%
Jan
44
44%
175
36 %
Jan
44% Mar
*
81%
81%
39
70%
Jan
86%
Apr
2
50%
50%
60
44%
Jan
50%
Feb
Montgomery Ward
*
28%
28%
29
28
Jan
34% Mar
National
Cash
5
98%
98%
98%
11
61%
Jan
National
Distillers
28%
28%
3
25%
Jan
93%
93 %
,10
48%
48%
30
1
Edison
5
Mining
Monsanto Chemical
Register
44%
—5
—5
»—
—1
130
,
85%
42%
104 %
Apr
May
30 % May
Jan
95%
Apr
52% Mar
Feb
&
Pennsylvania RR
10
footnotes,
33 %c
,—5
see page
44
—
53%
14
May
Jan
26
Jun
Apr
36%
75
26%
26%
27
41%
40%
47
46%
10%
Jan
15%
23%
Feb
36%
200
32%
Jan
29% May
38% May
75%
800
68%
Feb
81 % Mar
1,900
21%
Apr
27
413/a
2,800
34%
Jan
42%
49
4,300
42% Mar
49% Mar
20%
25 Va May
24%
24%
54
52 y8
54
3,000
52
18%
18%
18%
3,100
15
4,600
„
14%
147/a
100
Jan
May
Apr
May
62%
Apr
16%
Jan
21%
Apr
12%
Jan
343/8
300
27%
Jan
123%
103%
Jan
81%
3,300
1,100
65%
Jan
82%
Apr
53%
900
41%
Jan
53%
Jun
59
59
100
44
Jan
2,200
79%
—
51%
59
25
100
1,000
34%
122
16 Va Mar
347/a Mar
130
Apr
50
22%
22 Va
23
Jan
64y8 May
25 Va Apr
Gas,.
2.50
41%
77%
41%
43%
300
35%
Jan
44%
Apr
76%
77 %
1,100
68%
Jan
77%
Jun
47
49
38
Jan
50% May
25%
25%
10
_5
10
preferred
Refining Co
—
10
Mfg
of America
(Un)
13%
300
200
9%
Jan
57 y8
100
44%
2.50
Jan
35%
35%
37 y4
1,500
19
18%,
19%,
2,800
26% May
Jan
10
1,200
10% Mar
59%
35% May
13% Jan
Apr
45% Mar
21 % Mar
Steel
300
13
Jan
17% May
21%
21%
450
17%
Jan
23
18'/4
18
18%
3,300
14%
Feb
18%
653/4
67%
200
643/8
65
*
5
(Un)
Corp
P2
(Un),
Co
"
47%
2,500
•
--
23%
300
46%
46%
47. %
1,000
5
com
273/a
273/a
27%
200
23%
72
Jan
1%
Jun
Jan
49%
Apr
22%
36%
40
'
May
Apr
69% May
May
61% May
1% Jan
100
463/4
1
1%
,_5
new
Corp
63
1,300
1%
—
8
Airplane
Fisheries
16
21%
2
Co
15%
10
Co
Howell
21%
10
57%
13
Co.
Gossett
25%
—
10
3
Manufacturing
Booth
Jan
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Bethlehem
Boeing
7%
16%
1.25
Louisiana
Bendix
Corp
Benguet Consol Inc
Binks
600
2,400
Apr
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bell
Mar
36%
803/4
(Un)
Corporation
Bell &
15
12%
12.50
(Un)
Corp
Automatic Canteen Co
Belden
Jan
28
34%
non-cum
Avco
10%
12%
122%
Common
5%
600
27%
1
Corp
(Un)
& Co
(111)
Armour
14%
27%
5
Steel
49% May
24% May
11%
33%
Co
Company
Arkansas
73%
Jan
26
166%
(Un)
Corp.
Apr
60"% May
40% Feb
36%
73%
17%
11%
1
Foundries
&
American
Anaconda
Jan
1,200
21%
wi—1.75
High
54%
24%
11%
com
San
Low
500
25%
May
3
Mead Corp
——
l3%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
(111)
Stano
*
—
Shares
23%
10
Corp
20
Co
:
(Un)
new
19%
Tel
!
for Week
Apr
*
Aviation
Sales
Range
70
12.50
American
American
75%
3.33%
Lead
Week's
of Prices
68%
1
Co
25%
—.——5
&
round-lot transactions only
Low
(Un)
Airlines
American
Jan
.•
Apr
1
55%
209%
—
,
Corp
For
May
58
America
American
Atlantic
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
Oil
5
Feb
56
1
23 % May
15
Jan
1%
American
Apr
10
10
5
Telephone
Goodyear
National
2 3/4
25c
Mfg
21
1.25
General
North
220
•
Chalmers
24%
——-L,5
Motors
McGraw
4%
4%
50c
Mfg
Corp (Un)
71%
71%
5
——
Dynamics
Minnesota
9% Mar
4%
f
1
Electronics
Brass
Apache
Martin
Jan
10
„
24%
~10
Tel
7
5
71%
Motor
International
18% Mar
510
Par
Abbott
—1
Dept Stores
Greyhound
Jan
8%
Sale Price
Allis
42%
63%
7
Kodak
General
15%
8%
Last
7
-
Electric
Apr
Friday
21 y2 Mar
56%
old
.
General
23%
STOCKS
Jun
18%
63%
wi
General
Feb
2% Mar
Midwest Stock Exchange
American
Ford
21%
201
A compilation of the
82
48
1
—
Federated
132
17%
Apr
56%
—1
.
'—
new
Steel,
Eastman
223/4
17
_i
Apr
45%
10
—
223/4
1
Co
May
63% May
Service
Chemical
Apr
22%
lo
Distributors
21 % Mar
•
Pont
12 %
1
49% Mar
16%
40
Amer
Dow
Jan
Apr
195
—
—
Dayton Power & Light
Du
8%
26% May
123
Colgate-Palmolive
Detroit
Feb
525
29% May
21
Shirt
Alleghany
common
2
12%
37Va May
18%
—1—....
_
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
New
300
12
10
Mar
Scotten
49 %
'
,—10
_
Industries
So
2%
12%
47% May
41%
8
Corp
&
2 ft
1
Apr
77 %
'
>.
18%
_
Products
15% May
Apr
7% Mar
47%
—-
12%
Co
Columbus
May
Jun
43/4
41%
33%
Co
Burlington
Corn
Apr
5
Apr
15%
47%
Steel
Columbia
44
2%
18%
393/4
41 %
.1.66%
_
Brunswick
Cities
15% May
36% Jan
Jan
Feb
4%
Acme
Boeing
31% Mar
1%
6%
39%
28
Oil
Bethlehem
29 y8 May
15%
26%
50
Corp
225
l
27%
—
_
Steel
Ashland
300
7,232
"
1
.
Anaconda
Avco
1%
18%
29%
5
12.50
Tobacco
Armco
1%
May
10% May
153/4
•
3
Motors
&
;34'%
29 y8
18
1
Parke Davis & Co
,1
Cyanamid
Tel
Jailv
Pfeiffer
1
Can,,
American
Jan
7% Mar
87% Mar
26%
27%
"
American
1%
May
May
4% Apr
:
17%
28y4
410
45% May
36%
34%
57%
.
10
Airlines
American
3
423
Jan
22
177
„
*
Stores
American
49 %
„
,
100
-
Apr
Stocks
Allis-Chalmers
American
10%
Jan
29%
■
177
,1
,
33
10
Jun
4%
10
Products
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
Kroger
Procter
23
3214
37%
172
47%
26%
—
__5
.
23
557/8
34 % May
1% Feb
82
'
Gibson
10
357/a Mar
27%
370
8
47
,5
-
—
%—
1
Rudy Manufacturing
Diamond
Eagle Picher
J,
10
„
,
10
Manufacturing
_l
Company
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Seeley
Kresge (S S)
Kysor Heater
i'tif i
Friday
Apr
Apr
11% May
Jan
4
47%
Jan
2%
Brewing
Corp
Mar
14%
Jan
1
Jun
4% May
38
Jan
5
Bearings
Lakes Chemical
King
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
High
19%
5
Chrysler Corporation
54%
Continental
JjOW
Shares
1
L.
Burroughs Corporation
46%
Mar
for Week
*
;
Machine
31
5914
4
of Prices
i;
Carey
Feb
1
Manufacturing
Buell
Great
Sale Price
Feb
May
1
Electric
120
1,114
73
42
C
Goebel
Par
Apr
49%
Sales
Range
Par
A
General
STOCKS
Jun
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
35% May
65 %
Apr
70%
43%
108% May
144% May
89=%
Apr
48
1114
58%
-
—
6.25
40
323
68'4
—
.
121
15
51
22%
com—25
Rubber Co
Jan
Jan
35% Mar
10
Jim
.51%
—
—
United
U
46%
14%
2%
3414
—
83%
116%
BONDS—
Mar
53%
;
—-V
28 V2 May
132
May
4614
—
*
Stop
'
14%
2.50
60
-25
Feb
Feb
57%
—
I— __^2
Co
Chemical
&
Drug
5
10
Feb
25%
9% Mar
48%
Sale Price
'
Apr
59%
Jan
7% Jan
Feb
11c
24
—
50
54
100
30% May
93% May
2414
40% Jan
127
-■
20
2%
Electric
(F W)
Feb
46%
16%
Union
45
34% May
64% May
53% Jan
28%
~i
Steel
65% May
34% May
64% Jun
Jan
92
108% 108%
141— 141%
'
*
49% Jan
22
727
~
8
28 %
25
Carbide
Shoe
90% May
24%
100
20
42 %
5
119% May
—
100
.
48
Feb
320
__
20
H)
Feb
10 %
5814
—
_1
Companies—a
Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
40
10
85%
—
1
England
Apr
28y4
Cement
New
114
118% 119%
.
—
Lone
National
6
Apr
5
64%
Texaco
U
58
50c
Narragansett Racing Association,
.
%
32%
64%
Oil (Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Union
High
51
32%
50c
Jan. 1
Low
3
Standard
22% May
Range Since
High
62 %
Oil
Sunray
Low
1.40
Rand
Standard
Brands
Standard Oil (N J)
58% May
84%
66
Kennecott
Star
17
—
5
Co—
10
45%
17
V
__
5
Creek Coal Co common—
50c
45%
Gillette
Island
50c
__
:_100
—
Shares
62%
Roebuck
Street Railway Co-
Mass
Common
for Week
*
Sperry
U
Eastern
Sales
Range
Sale Price
18 %
18%
12114 123%
18%
33%
Company—
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sales
High
31 %
__
1.66%
Tel
&
Low
*
Corp
Motors
American
Anaconda
Par
Chemical
Agricultural
American
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
;
(Rang. f», Week Ended June 2)
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
37
Apr
25%
Jan
48
May
25% Mar
28
Feb
Feb
14%
14%
25
12%
Jan
16 % Mar
Borg-Warner Corp
5
41%
42%
Jan
43% Mar
32
1,200
35%
53%
41%
53%
47V4
Jan
56
Apr
Brach
•
48%
48%
49%
650
34%
Jan
52%, May
36%
36%
20
34%
Jan
38%
Apr
3ya
3Va
700
Brad
& Sons
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—
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2
Mar
■
3%
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38
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2486)
.
.
.
Monday, June 5, 1961
I. J.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
l;j*
Last
stocks
*
Budd Company
5
Burlington Industries (Un)____——1
Burrcughs Corp (Un)
5
Corp
of Prices
Low
Par
Corp
Low
High
44
100
18%
600
74 % Mar
32%
800
27%
2b %
V2
1U(J
Meyer
17%
13% May
16"% Jan
31%
—
Par
High
Jan
8,700
15%
18%
31',4
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
58%
--
Mickelberry's Food Products
Jan
21% Mar
38
Jan
Minneapolis
Hecla
&
5
Inc
30c
Ltd——
Canadian
Export
Gas
Canadian
Pacific
(Un)
Carrier
Corp
Celanese
Central
America (Un)
of
Corp
Centlivre
Brewing
West
Corp
& Refining—
convertible preferred
Champlin
$3
Oil
.
lie
2,300
21%
Jan
14
Jun
26%
26%
200
21%
Jan
26% May
Morris
48%
400
33%
Jan
48% May
Mount
1,100
38%
lie
2 % May
1-& Feb
Jan
16%
700
12%
Jan
400
38%
Jan
46
38
(Philip)
60
62
63%
15
15%
60
60
Jan
67%
Jan
13%
Jan
18%
Feb
400
53
(Un)_—
25
Paul & Pacific
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry-—
5CA ' series
A
preferred————100
& Ohio Ry
Chicago Milw
62
St
Cash
National Distillers
Chicago South Shore Ac So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
Service
Cities
>
'<
Fuel
Columbia
Foods
800
8
400
11% Mar
% Mar
37%
48
Jan
Apr
54%
54 %
55 %
300
49% Mar
58% May
29%
29%
29%
300
29%
Jun
30% May
94
__
10%
10%
100
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
22% May
*
10
21%
21%
100
26%
26
26%
1,300
_25
83%
83%
84%
1,400
68
.—1.33¥2
(Un)
—-10
5
May
York
New
Central
American
North
Continental
27
Apr
86
May
44%
Feb
60
62%
Jan
Jan
29 %
Jan
44
38
200
50%
71%
71%
200
28%
27%
28%
3,400
Co
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
May
Feb
of
Amer
1
1,700
35
55
59%
700
11
300
66%
Jan
7%
May
Apr
Jan
11% May
100
25
Jan
34%
Feb
56 %
1,000
40
May
56%
Jun
44 %
100
38%
25%
xl9%
34%
51%
44%
(Un)__12.50
(Un)
Co
Curtiss-Wright
43
34%
56%
1
Corp
Steel
Crucible
1
_
41
11
Corp
:______1.
America—————5
of
Products
Northern
Indiana
Public
Northern
Natural
Gas
Northern
Pacific
States
Northwest
Oak
Edison
Olin-Mathieson
Pacific
Gas
26
200
1,600
19%
xl9
Jan
49
17%
Jan
26% May
15"%
Jan
21% Mar
Peabodyj
Pfizer
Phillips
80 %
1,500
71
500
186
Co
Emerson
Radio
Emerson
&
209 % 210
216
Jan
23%
Jan
May
32% May
—2
16
105% 110%
1,400
104 %
Feb
119 %
Whitney
Fairchild
Firestone
Tire
Wisconsin
Flour
Mills
Ford
Motor
Fruehauf
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For
& Scott
Brick
footnotes,
Inc
68
37%
38%
1,300
29%
Feb
39% May
22
22%
500
13
Jan
39
150
37% Mar
190
I~"~16%
:
see page
;
52%
Jan
63% Mar
Woolworth
100
55%
Jan
73
190
80
186
39%
Apr
Feb
190
Apr
44.
85
85
200
78%
Jan
90
Apr
12 50
11%
11%
200
9%
Jan
12%
7%
100
6%
Feb
8%
Feb
Youngstown
12% Mai-
27
Jan
37% May
46
100
40%
Jan
54
Mar
50
Jan
57%
Jan
72% Mar
42%
1,900
33%
33%
300
27%
Jan
47%
47%
300
42
Jan
Service
Co
33%
33%
100
29%
Jan
34
Apr
80%
81
600
66% May
81
Jun
15%
15%
900
12
Jan
20%
Apr
103% 103%
50
96
Jan
16%
400
16%
Jun
18% Mar
111% 112%
200
88%
Jan
114% May
500
97%
Jan
175%
19
(Un)
10
Machine
Sheet
&
1
15 %
*
Co
5
Tube
16%
♦
40
May
34% May
47% Jun
115
Feb
Apr
7%
(F W)
Publishing Co—:
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
Yates-American
9% May
400
10
Power
World
Mar
_I_4
(Un)
Public
100
1,800
42%
6.25
24% May
38%
H~—*
preferred^
(Un)
Merritt Chapman
58%
68
_•
Electric
Wisconsin
58%
#
Co
42"%
400
9.%
37 %
5
Wisconsin
'►/
2%
68%
46
2
9%
36%
9%
1
Western
Zenith
Radio Corp
1
1
.
175%
163% 175'%
,
Jun
Volume
193
Number
6061
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2467)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
Exchange
issues dually traded
on
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
i
V,.'
Sale Price
Par
Aeco
Low
Corp
Amer
69c
Cement
American
Bishop
Corp pfd
Factors
Oil Co
Black
(Un)—_
Ltd
—
2
5c
—i
Bolsa
Chica Oil Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buttes
Gas
California
Castle
Oil
&
Ink
Friden
Good
Humor
Oil
Ltd
Co
of
21c
Apr
Feb
5%
5
May
52 %
22%
22%
1,000
21
May
37
24%
25
700
18
Jan
26
40
40%
1,000
34
Jan
8,300
32c
Jan
40%
Feb
A
_
40
1
75c
74c
75c
64%
61%
66
11,300
1
16%
13%
16%
14,800
2.65
2.90
2,400
1.85
1.95
21,400
2.15
2.15
200
2.80
2.65
2.85
41,200
46c
41c
46c
15,000
1
—10c
1.95
Co
10c
Inc
28
28 %
5
10
9%
10
—
_
10
15%
15%
16%
1.90
2.00
12%
12%
13
200
69c
Industries Inc
Oil &
Gas
pfd
Sugar
Glass
&
Apr
May
80c
10
Apr
2.20i Mar
Mar
——
13
Jan
1.00 i
1.75i
6 %
Jan
18
18%
2,100
18
1.60
1.60
800
1.25
31
31
400
29%
Jan
32
31 %
31%
100
30%
Jan
31%
1.50i
6
(Un)
Averages
Utilities,
8%
30c
Apr
15% i
May
i
Arundel
Co
,
May
Feb
Wed.
2.80
1.00
6%
6%
200
6
48
45
58
350
32
16c
16c
18c
7,000
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
1.85 May
Jan
6%
Tel & Tel
33%
.
Corporation
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Electric
Research
48
Corp
Transit
5c
Jan
21c
113.30
232.00
91.86
81.73
82.66
D
C
15%
___1.80
108%
Class A
common
Co
Class
A
Ford
Motor
Foremost
General
$1
America
at
&
&
Scott
82.73
86.70
85.72
144.12
113.45
231.55
91.92
81.31
82.77
86.67
85.66
United
Jan
118% May
47% Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
26%
86
23%
Feb
26%
45%
47%
379
32%
Jan
47%
84%
Jan
414
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
26
15%
15%
21
15%
Jan
16%
45%
44%
45%
11
11
__
8,111
250
63%
40%
10
13
Jan
index
Durable
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending May 26, 1961, for the composite and by major
Percent
High
118.3
—1.6
136.3
128.8
—1.2
128.8
113.0
130.2
132.1
—1.4
132.1
117.0
125.8
—1.0
109.4
—1.6
109.4
97.8
—3.6
173.0
144.4
1.4
155.4
132.5
—0.1
99.3
83.3
■
——
124.5
Goods
107.7
".
116.8
Trade, Finance
Mining
and
—
—
153.3
99.2
Service.
173.0
*155.4
Utility
99.3
-
+
109.2
125.8
high.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mon.
May 30
I
Holiday
$6,260,000
$582,000
$6,842,000
5,951,000
266,000
6,217,000
14
500
11%
Jan
16%
Apr
Fri.
June
2—
3,667,480
4,764,000
186,000
4,950,000
Apr
11,796,850
$16,975,000
$1,034,000
$18,009,000
32%
302
19%
Jan
39%
24%
330
20%
Feb
25% May
39% May
37%
37%
37%
466
83%
84%
108
34%
84
35
35%
/
70
36
29%
Feb
77%
Jan
35
Total
50
28%
Jan
39
Apr
200
27%
Jan
34%
Jan
31%
Feb
11%
Jan
41%
41%
6
32%
Jan
Stocks—Number
:
61%
87
36%
Jan
32
7,308
30%
Apr
331
24%
9
51%
May
23%
24%
1,986
17%
44
390
33%
Jan
Railroad and
31,815,650
53%
465
42%
Jan
10
10%
140
8%
Jan
112
113%
429
85%
Jan
115
*
60
59%
60%
637
46
Jan
61
2.50
44
43%
44%
88
27%
Jan
21%
20%
21%
254
15%
Jan
11% Mar
May
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
May
45% May
21% Apr
561/4
55%
57
974
471/4
5
64%
64%
68%
378
64%
8%
8%
8%
230
13.50
62%
62%
63%
108
53 %
Jan
70
69%.
70%
260
62
Jan
74% May
Week's
Last
Range
Jan
/
57% May
82% Jan
Jun
1
of Prices
Shares
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
8% May
Sale Price
Low
10
Bonds
May 29May 30—;
Sales
1,690,680
1
June
Total
Bond
Bonds
2
240,000
$606,000'
$14,000
1,829,480
Total
$134,000
232,000
Week Ended June 2
1961
Range Since
Low
Jan. 1
High
Foreign
5.965,210
2,445,050
May 31
June
Corporate
Extra Holiday
Holidav
$1,000
12,000
1,000
—
Sales
High
Domestic
Shares)
Mon.
Gov't
Bonds
Foreign
(No. of
May
for Week
Par
577,040,000
$603,860,150
Apr
55% May
51%
10
*
718,470,000
$750,369,100
46
113
Jan
23,374,000
$24,385,000
25% May
.
»
7
16,975,000
$18,009,000
Industrial
Total
11% Mar
Jan
43 %
10
_10c
$4,500
31,897,100
I
1
34% May
9
9
3
$2,000
$1,011,000
Government—
Bank—;
60
10
_*
S.
Foreign
3114
14,591,370
Bonds—
U.
16% Mar
60
I960
327,141,396
11,796,850
—-
506,121,673
$1,034,000
Shares
42
3i3/a
_*
of
1961
I960
1961
International
May
70% May
Jan. 1 to June 2
Week Ended June 2
Jun
26%
__
—.
Jun
1,963
5
May 31
90% Mar
26% Mar
1,975
_i
■
—
4,348,180
15
common
Sales
Extra Holiday
May 29
3,781,190
31%
j.
Bond
Bonds
lnt'1
1__
34%
l;
Govt.
Bonds
June
14%
Lab—
Bank
Bonds
Wed.
30%
:
Foreign
Bonds
Railroad
Thurs.
34%
;
Total
and Miscel.
Jun
14%
Co
U. S.
No. of
Shares
Stocks
Apr
Friday
1960
—
$7,000
—
$7,000
$135,000
251,010
241,030
$627,000
Jan. 1 to June 2
of
1960
1961
5,965,210
Shares
5,693,655
272,590,920
117,326,617
$606,000
Stocks—Number
$654,000
$24,437,000
$11,964,000
14,000
7,000
5,000
2,030
* 1,489,000
842,030
632,000
394,000
$627,000
$661,000
$26,768,000
$13,040,000
Bonds—
40%
40"%
63
32%
Jan
45%
-10
26 %
26
Apr
Domestic
26 %
46
23%
Jan,
27
of Pittsburgh—5
12%
12
Apr
13%
1,715
8%
Jan'
13%
28
Apr
28%
96
Foreign
Foreign
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
38%
38%
40%
110
37%
Jan
43 %
Apr
System—
Co
—5
——:
—-8.50
..
Government—.
Corporate
Total
——
I
footnotes,
Low
*
136.3
42
24
STOCKS
For
1961—
-
127.3
Non-Durable
*New
—1960
Change
May 19,'61
__
Goods
Fri.
Co—.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
28
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Light
26
Stock
Transportation
Wed.
Gas
6
Oct
134.2
Thurs.
Duquesne
Equitable
Jan
95.55
Low
Jan
30%
Service-:.
Co
109.39
High
25%
*
Improvement—
Co
1960
for
26% Mar
50
1
Brewing
3
Range
425
—a
Gas
of
week
the
for
Tues.
Duquesne
4
Jan
33%
30%
Corp
Blaw-Knox
Apr
106.57
28
24
_*
Co
Columbia
128.57
Low
125.12
49% May
—-__50
Inc
Light
High
124.69
125.25
Jan
30%
Light
,
Gas
Bureau, Inc.
14
3
Jersey Gas Co_.
Washington
5.235;
32%
25c
common
Public
Rails,
Range for 1961 to date
Holiday
1
May
1
Water
French
3.165;
28
__10
A____
Jan
May
50
&
Quotation
Holiday
—
2_„
Composite
Manufacturing
Tues.
28
10c
20c
new
National
June
90% May
15
Feb
71
24.50
.
Stores
by
—
May 31
Jun
85%
16%c
&
divisors:' Industrials,
1957-59=100
Jun
46%
*
&
following
29% Mar
1
RR
the
55% May
42
1,056
Linotype
Gas
using
13% May
Jan
25%'Jan
13%
Co
Power
by
May 26,'61
16% May
25
—
_
Kline
Gas
17%
85%
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
United
9%
10% May
13
Co
Oil
100
404
1,342
daily
16.81.
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
16% May
,
24%
Inc__
Co
Southeastern
Sun
13%
54%
28%
Paper—
Paper Co_
South
169
Jan
15%
Corp
Smith
107% 110%
8% Jan
13% May
77% Jan
24%
Potomac Electric Power common
Public Service Electric & Gas com
Reading
118
1.66%
;
Philadelphia Transportation
Philco
12%
625
13
Perfect Photo Inc
Elec
140
9%
15%
13%
—
81.60
for the current year.
Jun
2
.
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp__
Phila
78%
_1
.
common
Inc
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
Jan
28
Holiday
Holiday
91.88
Bait-
;
preferred
Co
39%
53%
28%
1
Mergenthaler
45
26
International Resistance
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Macke Vending Co class
Merck
Jan
8%
_
Madison Fund
Martin
(The)
35%
1
Motors Corp
2nd
390
37%
Homasote Co
$1.41
48
39
5
Dairies
Pulp
46%
Apr
48% May
Jan
642
•
85.72
231.71
Apr
34
427
Co
Acceptance Corp
Hudson
130%
460
14%
5
Extra
86.65
112.77
86% Mar
<
38
44
6.75
1
High
Jan
14%
Stores
preferred
General
103%
42%
—
of
2,667
14%
non-voting
Fair
121% 123%
42%
_„20c
Delaware Power &
Light—
Finance
Feb
1
Co
System-
Duquesne Light
Food
Low
25
Publishing
Transit
t*-
76%
16%
Holiday
June
SEC
stocks
630
15
Extra
Total
144.91
:
Range Since Jan.
85%
9%
5
!
Shares
16%
1
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Bonds
145.27
Fri.
The
for Week
78%
40
ties
Apr
Sales
77%
12
Co
Budd
Curtis
46%
Utili¬
Rails
Thurs.
Jun
38
4.33
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
122%
*
Grade
Apr
Jan
8c
'
Grade
Closing
Tues.
Feb
Higly
10
Indus¬
Rails
May 30
17%
33
82%
Second
65
trials
May 29
Jan
Jan
Low
10
First
Stocks
Mon.
14%
o
-Bonds-
10
Utili¬
Date
Feb
25%
85
Jan
(35 Stocks)
300
1
50%
Total
ties
Compiled
500
Par
Stores
American
39"% May
roads
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
American
326
Rail¬
stocks,
1.80 Mar
700
Range
43 %
Apr
28% May
Jan
20% Mar
Jan
3%
of Prices
42%
22 %
2 % May
representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co:
as
15
Jan
16%
Last
85
19%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Apr
May
29%
Sale Price
28%
9% May
Jan
Feb
2.60 Mar
May
16%
STOCKS
27%
Jan
16
90c
Holiday
65
28%
Week's
Exchange
20
compiled
are
8.26;
16%
Friday
5
46
700
695.37
29%
10
..
43 Vs
20
2%
696.72
1
West Coast Life Insurance
(Un)
5
Williston Basin Oil Exploration—10c
27%
9
19%
16 % May
Jan
Jan
5c
3,600
2
.j—6.25
—
5
1.50
19 %
2
May
11%
1.45
8%
19%
Apr
Jan
2,500
1.45
8%
5
May
14
1
Apr
1
,-—
1
June
Jun
17%
Jan
13%
.
Jun
35%
Apr
14
3%
May
41
29,000
_
28"%
Jan
68
696.28
31——
17c
_
Jan
27 %
241
trials
Date
30
14c
common
Feb
22%
200
10
29___—
1,500
3 %
79 %
154
33"%
the daily closing averages of
26
4,700
25
May
28%
33%
Indus-
May
7%
18%
72
27%
33%
10
May
2.30
A—25
70%
28%
-Stocks-
May
1.05
800
Apr
71%
1
30
Apr
Jan
20c
Apr
7%
5
the New York Stock
on
Apr
14% Mar
12
Jan
10
Chemical
are
3%
Jan
6 %
4%
25 % May
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
76%
May
1.10
High
23% May
—5
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp—
Jan
15%
50c
_
S
Jan
c^
6%
Co
Victor Equipment Co
Westates Petroleum common
Preferred
61c
2.25
preferred
Gas
Feb
14%
series
919
Corp of America
Engineering & Foundry Co
United
U
3% May
7
1
Co
Feb
2.25
Rice Ranch Oil Co
6 %
Screw & Bolt
2.35 May
27
1,700
14c
6V4
Jun
1
Mining
60
—.
Jun
2.90
1
25c
Gas
May
Jan
25c
25,800
1.55
33 %c
Bottlers
Reserve Oil & Gas Co_
&
72c
1.50
14%
Rhodes Western
Cal
Apr
16 %
1
Co——10c
Development
United
66c
1.50
2
24%
i
—
Corp
2.85 Mai-
CO
3,100
10
—
24%
Feb
Jan
1.20
1,000
1.95
_
(Un)__
1
Consolidated
72
Jan
38c
300
__25c
_
pfd
24%
57%
Jan
Jun
1.60
300
—
*
48
Mar
1.90
47,000
28
«•*
Co
Corp
May
1.90
2.05 Mar
65c
2,100
! loo
72c
Co
Pepsi-Cola
68
63c
Corp Ltd
Oil
2.45
63c
_
(Un)
Cement
2.30
68
—
8%
31
1
(Un)
Petroleum
Port
2.45
10
(Un)
Oil
Rockwell-Standard
42% May
'
—
154
Apr
22 %
4
55%
6
Jan. 1
Low
54%
43% May
6% May
Jan
—
McBryde Sugar Co
Frank
4%
Feb
Jan
Company
Merchants
31%
1.55
1
Navigation Co
Union
Feb
600
1,000
48
10
California-
& M Oil Co
Oil
9c
3
4
38%
20%
50c
Salt
6%
47,000
15c
3%
1,050
*
Jade Oil
Trico
16c
Apr
4,500
Co
Southern
15%
28,900
_
_
Prince
Jan
29
Maryland Mines Corp (Un) „50c
Imperial Western
10c
Pacific
7%
Apr
52%
Idaho
Pacific
Apr
3,300
1
Holly
Norris
13"%
96c
27%
General Exploration Co of California
Gladden Products Corp
Nordon
38%
51%
Inc
&
25% :May
Jan
Feb
52
(Un)
class
Monolith
Jan
29%
47 c
28%
Corp
Oil
Meier
21%
100
10
Exeter
Matson
200
5.50
Co
M J M
42,400
24%
36%
5
—
Emporium Capwell
Leslie
71c
24%
37%
_
Inc
Products
Co
16c
3%
5
*
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Electrical
13%
1
Co—i
Cooke
&
Plymouth
High
12
24%
(Un)———10
Consolidated Min.
Mammoth
61c
Jan.
Low
36%
25
—
Range Since
High
Range Since
High
54%
(Joseph) Co new
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass-
Sales
Low
Shares
7%
Refractories
Home
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Par
Walker
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Harbison
Friday
Week's
Friday
stocks
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on
the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange.
This list does not include
approximately 500
other Exchanges.
39
see page
44.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Are
Expressed in
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Par
Power
& Paper common
preferred
4 % %
•
Acadia Atlantic Sugar new common
Class A
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
4 % %
Anglo
Co
Canada
Canadian
5% %
4%
Bank
Tel
Co
4%%
Bell
British
C
R
Light
&
Bank
Note
Iron
19%
1,750
18% Mar
19%
Jan
20% Mar
23
Feb
Loeb
3,983
59 Vb
Jan
Lower
MacMillan
40
British
Canadian
Jan
423/4
Feb
Mailman
Corp
Jan
45
Jan
Maritime
Tel
25
54
13,844
49 %
355
52%
48
8%
5%
145
5y8
5%
y2
a54
15
33%
34%
Mar
7%
Jan
48
10,126
5,470
a52
49%
50
1,270
51%
53/4
May
52
Jan
55
Apr
29%
Jan
36
Apr
10%
250
9%
Jan
11 %
12%
Jan
15 Va
Apr
8
8
100
2.50
2.50
460
36
36%
95
-o
2.20
Jan
33 y2
Jan
29%
3,050
233/4
27%
1,475
25 3%
27%
28
626
25%
18%
18%
19%
477
18y4
a91 %
a92
25
90
Jan
54
54
12%
204
18%
20
1,430
63 y4
47%
66
149
49
11%
600
al9y4
a20
70
Mar
43 3%
•
~
14%
14%
•
mm
.60
*
1,006
38
38
39
335
7
7
7
12
ft '
30
Jan
34% May
10% M'ar
10
Feb
Apr
73/4 Mar
11% May
9% May
73/4 May
12
14
Jan
153/4
77
Jun
78
Jan
14%
Feb
37
Jan
40
Feb
6% Mar
4.85
Jan
Jan
5,535
21%
Jan
263/4 May
1,392
7y8
Jan
11%
21
625
16
Jan
13%
268
13
Mar
17%
4.00
100
3.00
Jan
5.00
500
3.90
Jan
11%
12
2,005
8y2
Jan
26 Vb
28 %
10,028
20 Vb
Jan
2.85
312
2.50
Jan
23
685
193/8
Jan
17%
17%
255
16
Jan
_•
17 y8
17
17%
1,675
•
105
105
105
70
____•
66
•
21
66
ll3/4
Jan
101
Jan
50
60
Jan
19
May
20%
21
660
9
9%
1,200
•
6%
Jan
24
15 Vs
53/4
Ltd
3.85
18
Apr
Apr
70
21%
313,4
Jan
40 %
17%
18
5,660
16%
Jan
21
Apr
3.00
100
715
alOO
5
68%
68%
1,028
14
14%
830
133/4
Jan
Foundation
12
12%
223
Jan
•
10%
69%
69%
71%
450
63%
Feb
•
17%
17
12,637
14%
Jan
18
21
200
193/4
Jan
21
•
13
Jan
99% Mai66
May
Fraser
Ltd
Cos
French
12%
13
9,289
10
Jan
136
40
136
&
Co
31c
19
18%
19
2,700
5.25
Gatineau Power
5% preferred
General
General
13% May
Jan
50% May
19%
Apr
22
78% May
8 % May
50
820
21
1,593
78%
78%
78%
85
76
Apr
8
1,525
6
Mar
Apr
Mar
Apr
Great
Lakes
Greater
Handy
Hardee
•
•
Oil
Home
&
Howard
$1.25
~~
14
12%
673
Jan
14
21%
22%
3,752
Apr
25
3.80
4.25
24,930
_.25
«an
4.25
a20 Vb a20%
75
15%
4.25
a20%
38%
37%
2,125
70
10
100
36
10
10
36
256
a44
36
a44
50
footnotes,
Jun
44%
Jan
48
Jun
Jan
173/4
1,950
15%
Jan
2,285
47
20
137
139% 139 %
18%
17
17%
17%
285
113/4
Jan
8
8
18% May
410
17%
17%
17%
700
975
•
43
42 %
43
799
53%
52
53 y4
1,715
28%
28
28 %
a
19 Vb a 19%
75%
19%
40
7,930
76%
304
18
19 y4
7,544
25%
25%
100
a21% a21%
50
3.25
13%
14
Jan
Jan
May
May
9
May
19
May
Feb
22 %
May
Jan
12 Va
Apr
3.10 May
35
Apr
5.00
7.60
45
24
Jan
45
Apr
Mar
57% May
Apr
28%
Jan
77
103/4
Jan
23
Apr
19%
Jan
Jun
19%
May
Jun
23 % May
.21
Jan
133/b
Feb
12%
12%
123/8
1,180
10 Va
24
24%
3,095
23% May
27
53%
56%
614
50
58% Mar
42
43%
9,217
43 %
a47
*
7
7vb
Jan
40 %
Jan
49
Apr
Mar
Mar
Jan
93/4 Mar
Mar
55% Mar
40
40
40%
1,914
36% Mar
40%
Feb
45
45%
199
36%
Jan
45 %
243/4
25
225
17
Jan
25 %
May
May
17
3,785
_*
Ltd
Canada
•
common
17
17
14%
90%
6 5/a
16%
25
6%
——.
14%;
90%
1
18,309
9
9%
.
—100%
preferred—__■_—
4%%
6%
Apr
14% May.
200
9%.
.
St
Lawrence
18%
16%
Feb
St
Lawrence
Coro
5%
preferred
Feb
j
W/rApr1
13% May
10
—•
74 %
10%
73%
743/4
2.844
72
773/4 Mar
10%
11%
3,185
6.00
Jan
11% May,;
12%
"12%
825
10%
Jan
13
*
*
23%
18%
Jan
50
99%
Jan
19%
19%
2,665
113/4
Jan
21
26
27 Vb
8,549
26
Jun
29 Va
1,193
29
:
class
Webb
7
250
19 3/4
a20
40
6
Jan
19%
Apr
Mar
Mar
7% May
24%
Apr
29%
30
j,185
28
Jan
343/b Mar
283/4
29%
300
21
Jan
30% May
9
9
360
8%
Jan
10% Mar
73 %
73%
75
2,257
673/a
Jan
80
3,60
3.95
48 556
3.60
Jur.
4.05 May
28%
27%
29%
4,627
19%
Jan
29 % May
Jan
68 %
Feb
64% May
243/4 Mar
i
:
—*
&
67
613/4
62%
281
23%
23%
1,190
1.97
1.99
1,374
100
50%
Ltd
5,115
class
1
A
_
3.15 Mar.
8%
Jan
13
Jan
14 % Mar
38%
Jan
50 %
Jun
3.00
3.05
6.175
2.45 Mar
19
18%
19
1,323
18% Mav
20% May,
103/4
500
10%
Jun
10-%
21%
21%
22
May
42
Mar
46%
Jun
-
*
21 %
*
36%
B
common
preferred
Jan
5% Mar
May
3.05
*
new—
warrants—
Limited
1.75
Jan
May
10%
(Canada)
KnaDp
(Geo)
58
19 3/8
2,000
7
14
49%
50 %
59
594
7
7
•
Worts
&
68%
14
*
Corp
*
A
4%%
67
*
:—
9%
23 %
10
Bank
Pipeline
Gooderham
Class
47
29
*
Steel
Zellers
42% May
Jun
*
Ltd
Class
Jan
40 3/4
29%
Oils
Weston
32
40 %
75
*
——
A
Ltd
Canada
Canada
Walker
Jan
75.
403/4
3.75
Toronto-Dominion
Viau
29%
413/4
*
'•
Canada
of
Steinbergs
United
29
*
:
Structural Steel
Co
Triad
Apr
7
Rights
Trans
Jan
May
40 3/4
40%
a
Co
Standard
Texaco
May
243/4 Mar
1003/4
413/4
,
—_—
Simpsons
Steel
2,210
100
—*
common—;
Breweries
Southam
23%
99%
27
29 %
____*
common
Feb
—
/. 193/4.
Water &
Inc
Sicks'
May
2,206
Power common-*
Class A
—*
Series A 4%
pfd
50
Series B 4% %
preferred—
50
Sicard
.93/4 May
Jan
13-3/4
———100
—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Shawinigan
7% Mar
81 Vb
20
13%
common
__.
Jan
90% May
7% Mar'
13%
A^_
class
Cement
May
4.60
2,400
-
a84 % a84 %
—
78
10
Mall—
_—'
520
21%
Jun
37
615
35
Jan
45%
200
45% Mar
36
50
—
45 %
Canadian Stock
3.90
Apr
Jun
Exchange
Prices
Canadian
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Dollars
Friday
Alscope
Explorations
Ltd—
Sulphur
Atlas
Telefilms
Co
5
Iron
2.010
4
Jan
8c
Feb
1,503
40c
Feb
76c
May
40
40
25
37%
Feb
44%
Jan
7%
8
14,02)
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
3c
•
•
„
'
1
Ltd
Co
3c
1,000
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
Baker
Talc
Oil
4c
2,500
3c
Apr
5c
Jan
54c
62c
44,475
45c
Jan
62c
May
08c
40C
18,501
31c
Feb
49c
May
5
Mines
Bateman
Bay
Red
8%
8 Va
903
Blue
Lake
A __1
7.55
7.55
203
a9c
a9c
1
—
1
■
4c
■
__
uold
Mines
nta
5c
5c
5c
1,00)
10c
8 %c
10c
26.2)0
2 %c
2 %c
—1
7%
Mines
1
Raceway
Research
&
Refineries
May
Jun
Mar
2,000
2%c
Jan
4c
Apr
45c
1,500
35c
Mar
50c
30c
14,700
17c
Feb
35c
May
6c
5,000
3c
Jan
6c
May
93/4
9%
10
1.75
1.75
185
70c
Mar
13c
17c
31,717
11c
Apr
19c
Jan
1
12c
7c
12c
387,400
2%c
Apr
12c
Jun
__1
12 %c
12 Vac
15c
22,503
Mar
15c
May
16%
16 %
163/4
200
20
Mar
7%
7%
7%
300
•
2,275
*
'
12%
123/4
235
1.65
1.45
1.70
93,777
*
5
5
5
2
1.10
127,020
Silica
Nickel
Cannrama
Cantexas
Co
Carbec
6c
14
Feb
Jan
10
2.00
May
Apr
Ltd
•
a
Ltd_
6%
Feb
11% May
8% May
16
Feb
80c
Feb
1.70
Jun
5
Jun
6%
Apr
1.10
Jun
1.00
89c
Ltd
1
3c
3c
2,080
2c
Feb
Explorations Ltd
1
32c
30c
33c
16,036
13c
Mar
*
1.50
1.50
1.50
1,000
5c
5c
10c
15,030
5c
Jun
10c
May
15c
12c
15c
19,500
6%c
Feb
15c
May
5,100
8%c
Apr
12%c
Mines
Royalty
Mines
Co
Ltd
Ltd
_
_
Mining
Corp
1
_.
Cartier Quebec Explorations
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chess
6%
Ltd-
*
Co
Mar
16c
Ltd
Canalask
May
5c
15c
Canadian Power & Paper Inc Ltd
Canadian
Dock
15c
Apr
Jan
45c
3
Dredge
Mar
5c
4 %c
"N
—
_
Kodiak
9c
2%c
26 %c
__
1
Canadian
Apr
1
Inc
Canadian
Feb
8.80
5c
Corp Ltd
&
8%
Jan
27c
-
Canadian Collieries
Jan
4.95
1
Ltd_
-
!
1
;.
Corp Ltd_
Calgary & Edmonton
Common
203
1
__1
Co
Mining
Bonnets
Warrants
cl
Ltd
Mining
Placer
Ltd
Gas
Ltd-—
Barvallee
Beatrice
&
c
3oC
1
._.
Telephone Co
Selburn
%
60c
•
Ltd
Exploration
Bailey
High
5c
65c
'
_
&
Low
5c
__
*
Ltd
Range Since Jan, 1
High
65c
.
*
Ltd
Atlas
Shares
20c
DeveloDment
Mines
Arno
of Prices
Low
*
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—
Anglo-Nfld
for Week
Par
Mines Ltd
Lead
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•
Anacon
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Rights
6 6 34
May
May
21
24 %
56%
18% May
83
53
140
Apr
6
Eornite Copper Corp
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Apr
May
12
Jan
Feb
173/4
175
45
May
Jan
82
Jan
Apr
483/4 May
173/4 May
1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
15%
7%
13%
Feb
52%:",
*
May
16%
6,860
44.
10
36
17
Jan
66
Belle-Chibougamau
423%
Jan
10 va
40
460
5,515
Bellechasse Mining
3,115
3.85
see page
Apr
14 %
225
2,288
7%
Feb
1,125
10%
I25
Jan
39%
17
3.65
H
16
12%
a47
103 % May
16%
10%
III~I_I_20
Jan
16%
3.65
preferred
preferred
7%
Apr
16%
16%
10%
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36%
100
20
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A
Jan
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class
23 %
Feb
Jun
a81
*
_
Jan
40
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common
21
10
I__20c
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10
May
May
10
•
H
A
Pittfield
Smith
Feb
Jan
~
Beauce
38%
103% 103 y2
10
8
com
68
96
47%
18%
ir
Jan
Mar
12
♦
15% M
58
93
19% May
Jan
•
_ll
I__IH
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
$1.40
♦
»
Co vot trust
International
class
Jan
9%
IIIUlOO
Paper
Paper
Hudson Bay
Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
For
_
Renfrew
Home
17%
1,885
_~_1%
Co
Farms
1,290
14
22%
.10
-_1
IHHIIl
Warrants
Holt,
19%
—I_I___100
Winnipeg Gas
Andy
19
13%
12%
_I
common
16
Reynolds Aluminum preferred______100
Roe
(A V)
(Canada) common
—*
Rolland Paper class A
_—*
Avalon
19
IHIII!
Dynamics
13% May
55
50
45%
17
Feb
45
50
20
Ltd
Motors
General Steel Wares
5%
preferred
1,275
94
50%
Mar
21
50
Corp
General
14
a66 a66 Vb
Feb
Jun
a47
75 Vb Mar
Jan
20
common
Bakeries
13%
Apr
Jan
May
7%
E)
43
Jan
17%
•
preferred
(Chas
Feb
12%
1
100
57% May
100
138
•
common
Petroleum
Frosst
41
17 %
.
136
.__JITI_50
Canada
565
51%
75% May
17%
21
2.80 Mar
45%
13%
of
43
6
—_____——i—_——
13 % May
•
A
Canadian
Co
42 Vb
Apr
463/a
*
*
"A"
CIess
Augustus
Famous Players
Fleetwood Corp
27% May
94
14% Mar
12
*
common
28%
Feb
6
Mar
55%
10
I
_IIIH~
Jan
243/4
3
May
55
__
Canada
May
3.00
55%
common
preferred
Apr
10% May
3,107
iqo
common
Brewery
May
17%
108
40%
23%
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
Apr
alOO
com."
7%
Apr
24% May
17%
I
Chemical
May
12% May
28% May
39%
-25
Apr-
4.50 May
40%
Preferred
Jun
11%
23
common
Apr
73/8 May
30%
26%
2.85
Coal
24%
14
_—
10 Vb
27
_
A
10%
Feb
May
25%
4.00
A
Dupuis Freres class
Apr
10 y2
4.90
~____II_
HI ' ~H
II
2,135
1,050
a66
Power
Telephone
Reitman's
15
110% May
10% Feb
a6
19
Jan
H
20%
I I_
preferred
of
May
11
11%
Seagrams
Bridge
Pont
67 %
21
Textile
Textile
Mar
13 y2
I
Franco-Canadian
Dominion
875
100
12%
"III
&
15
77
12
Columbia
&
May
25
.
27
;___5
Ltd common
Co.
&
Bros
Warrants
12% May
Feb
18%
25%
common
Apr
27%
42 %
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
23%
___.
Jan
Feb
8%
*
*
Apr
2,530
Coal 6% preferred
Foundries <fc Steel
Preferred
10%
100
May
May
%
*
—100
Feb
32
10
350
12
_•
Corp
Feb
Mar
20
a6
26
common
18%
26
Jan
26%
*
2iy2
1,760
_
Dominion Tar
59
Apr
38% May
8% Jan;
Mar
17%
50
common__5
Rothmans of Pall
6%
Dominion
26
300
26%
___—_____
Apr
30 y4
Dominion
107
9%
100
Mar
II! .25
preferred-H .10
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Ltd
________
50 % Mar
6
International
Jan
153/4 Mav
9,126
107
263/4
—
16 "
9%
*
A—
20
29%
Crush
Jun
*
class
13 %
6
Railway
class
Jan
6
7,900
Feb
30%
Zellerbach
31
1
13%
Jan
_•
Crown
100
6
13 Vb
Jan
-1
Ltd
373/4
13 Va
10
1,525
77
0
Locomotive
Steel
293/8 May
I
Co
37%
37%
—*
173/4
1,495
,
Jan
12
370
Stores
Power
Quebec
11%
Dominion
Jun
Quebec
11 y8
Dominion
36%
Apr
11%
Com
18%
—
Feb
•
Seal
39% May
16 % May
Jan
Tubes
of Canada
Apr
Hydrocarbons
Glass
Page-Hersey
91%
Jan
&
Pacific
Jan
21%
Apr
Credit
Jan
28
4%
Foncler
Feb
8 3/s
—*
—-100
__
A
Petroleums
8 %
Jan
7%
Cork
12%
50
Products
Jan
400
Crown
31
100
1,010
1,242
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
preferred
100
common
Steel
Mar
9
Credit
800
16 %
16%
____*
common
Ontario
3.00
May
16
& Power
Light
Flour Mills
7% preferred
29
18% May
58% Jan
1,689
11%
'
Jan
Jan
39%
2,040
47 y4
11%
-a20
59
12 y2
•
Scotia
Price
27%
26%
63%
46 V8 Mar
16%
26
Corp
Car
Ogilvie
Jan
253
2.50
20
May
37%
19%
Steel
14%
6%
Smelting
37%
14
—*
26
National
10 y4
9
Glass
May
19 %
National
14 y4
28
_u._
J)
35
19%
Mar
Nova
•
Cellulose Co Ltd
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
1.950
Feb
common
Farm
Jan
343/4
34 %
6
Mar
Jun
33%
6%
Ltd
12
34%
8% May
26 % Mar
153/4
50
Apr
808
6%
Pacific
200
6
92
39
3,863
51 y2
i
Vickers
11%
common
—.—
51%
34%
50 y4
•
Petrofina
11%
•
Co 4%%. pfd
Drug & Chemical
143/8
34%
51%
Jan
47% May
Husky
Coronation
Trust
Apr
45% Mar
34%
90
480
Canadian
78
Noranda Mines Ltd
11%
Canadian
48 % Mar
Jan
&
Jan
•
common
Jan
603/a
153/4
Locomotive
Montreal
Jan
10
Co
40%
1,040
10
Montreal
12
11
Companies
2,290
73
40
360
Fairbanks Morse class A_60o
Marconi
Jan
48%
713/4
—
12 y2
7 Vs
class
Preferred
12%
a20
Oil
33 %
47%
73
*
12%
7
Canadian
2,060
48 %
*
44%
a20
Canadian
46
*
Ltd
May
•
Preferred
45
B
Breweries
Morgan
10
~
45%
35% May
Class B
40
•
Consumers
Class
Molson
Jun
50
20
Industries
793/4 May
Jan
10
—
74
*
International Power
Jan
Powell River Ltd*
class
(Robt)
180
100
Preferred
May
31
common—*
common
preferred
40
25
Consolidated
5%%
Feb
May
51%
Jan
3.80
Massey-Ferguson
Mitchell
49
34
(B
9
Jun
90%
33%
Cockshutt
52%
Jan
May
Jan
29
Ltd
13 %
57%
1,991
Tel
40
common
Co
100
3,517
32%
5
priority
Ltd
&
90
33%
Canadian
34%
54
Mar
Ltd
Steel
48%
Electronics
Chemical
14
773/8
Power
&
40
B
%%
8%
51
27%
Canadian
7
60
a51 a51 %
8%
May
47% Mar
46
26%
—,'J.
14
31%
'
41
Jan
May
*
Bloedel
38 y4
14%
6 Va
17% May
*
Struct
MacKinnon
202
26%
Canadian
Service
Lawrence
553
.
series
Dominion
St
400
27
series
Jan
(John)
45
•
Alumin
Jan
15
Ltd
40%
Celanese common
Dominion
Ltd
(M)
27%
48 y2
common
Bronze
Distillers
Jun
Public
27
12.50
Canadian
Du
64
.20
Aviation
5
750
76%
Laurentide Acceptance class A
50
Jan
44 y4
•
Steamship
250
32% May
10
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Dow
Jamaica
29% May
•
common
94
53/4
—
•
4.40%
Feb
32%
preferred
25% Mar
40
A
Ltd
91
*
Intel-provincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
22
20
preferred
7%
Mar
61%
Products
Foundries
25
63/a Mar
5
3,062
•
Safeway
94
17%
Corp_
May
Jan
common
Canada
May
94
*
44
Jan
s
Canada
Corbys
Utilities
50
common
May
36
7.60
2,054
100
class
63
Jan
5 5/a
com
55
54 y2
33%
Jan
19
173/a
Canada
40% May
66%
53 %
43
15
25
of
com
Jan
1,323
•
Ltd
Powders
Bronze
Jan
$2
2,220
33%
*
preferred
33
2,735
i
Ltd
Power
Coehlin
International
30
61%
10
__—
31%
62%
5o
Cement
Canadian
Cement
29%
63%
*
preferred
Canadian
(John)
Inland
50%
Electric—
i
Canadian
Inglis
53/4
59%
33%
~r——-100
International
72%
Products
Class
preferred
53/4
59%
•
common
19%
•
preferred
B
'$1.00
$4.50
Jan
61%
Co
Corp
47
71
Company
Mills
Canadian
Jan
53/4
Jun
33%
Acceptance
Warrants
a22 y4 a22 »/4
50
Telephone
Canadian
53/4
Indus
Nickel
61
Power
$1.75
16%
Paper
71
Oil
Chemical
Canadian
Jan
International
6i y4
Power
Columbia
5%
12%
28%
50
Columbia
Brockville
Canadian
78
50
British
Canada
260
10,032
*
pfd
British
$1.30
Feb
66
54
38%
46% May
163/a
30 y8
£1
5%%
Forest
Calgary
40
43
53%
38 y2
20
Columbia
Canada
Jan
Jan
153/8
International
653/4 May
74% Apr
A
preferred
British
Class
45
•
373/b
16
Jan
•
class
preferred
Building
660
May Z
High
4.949
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
6%
preferred
4.68%
22%
10
preferred
Bruck
Mar
10
Paper
Columbia
Erown
43
47
31%
21
May
May
% May
Jan. 1
Low
46
Ltd
Oil
•
&
Traction
4 »/4 %
46%
10
American
4%%
38 Vs
45
25
Scotia
British American
5%
40
Jan
5,957
25
Mersey
British
22
27
Feb
36 y4
28%
Range Since
High
45 Va
Labatt
preferred
Paper
Brazilian
Jan
Jan
32 y2
a21 y4
•
Corp 5%
preferred
Bowater
19%
Low
453/8
9% May
19%
35%
54
Shares
*
Imperial
Jan
10
a21 y4
•
Telephone
Bowaters
8% May
423/4 Mar
24
2,805
35%
Ltd
Power
5%%
387s
a2iy4
B
Bo water
Apr
23% Mar
39%
a22 y4 a22 y4
39%
High
36%
10
•
Nova
Class
a22
50
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst
a22
pfd__50
Montreal
of
105
25
pfd
\ preferred
of
2,912
3,335
__50
Bailey Selburn 5%
Bank
38%
9%
*
Corp
Steels
37 y8
a23% a23%
•
of
Range
Since Jan. 1
Low
9
•
$2.90 preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
Atlas
37 y8
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
•
...
preferred
Asbestos
Shares
•
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
for Week
Low
25
Last
Sale Price
Sales
of Prices
Last
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Week's
Sale Price
Abitibi
Canadian
.
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices Shown
.
Ltd—
1
1
—1
11 %c 11 %c
4.10
—
3.95
■
4.25
80,028
3c
3c
2.000
76c
May
1.45 Mar
1.94
Jan
2%c May
3 %c Mar
33c
1.60
Apr
Apr
Jan
4.26 May
4 Vac
Jan
193
Volume
Number
6061
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Mines LtdCleveland Copper Corp
Standard
Div
Consolidated
Preferred
Sec
Ltd
David &
Frere
Denaulc
Limitee
Dome
Dominion
Engineering
Dominion
Mines
Metal
Fab
Falconbridge
Nickel
Fano
&
Mining
Uranium
Fcntana
Mines
Mines
250
10
2%c
Jan
5c
129
Jan
140
May
6,555
19
Jan
26
Mar
5c
52,500
a75c
8
75c
a26
3
28
5c
Apr
45c
a46
a46
10
2.50
300
5
>
—v
Feb
44
Jan
300
15 %
15 Va
30c
10,500
25c
85c
94c
269,300
55c
20 %
20
20 Va
865
5c
5c
6c
15,050
3c
Feb
8 Vac
9c
6,500
6c
Feb
15 %
94c ;
•
•
1
53%
53%
2 Vac
1
55
3c
2.50
20 Vs Mar
250
14%
20
May
38 Va
700
Jan
2c
5,000
27
Apr
May
Apr
18%
32c
1
Feb
May
1.15
Feb
24 Va
Jan
9c
May
11 Vac Mar
58% May
Jan
3 VaC May
1.35 May
3%o May
500
3 Vac
2,000
2c
Mar
45c
45c
100
45c
May
1.18
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
*
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
1
6V2C
6 Vac
10,000
3c
Jan
8 Vac Mar
•
20c
25c
1,700
16c
Jan
27c
Oils
Futurity
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Golden Age Mines Ltd
__
1
4c'
4c
4c
1,000
3Vac
Jan
2.75
6c
Loblaw
Gold
Mines
Minerals
Class
24
14%
7%
7%
.
100
10%
10%
1,000
10 Mi May
13%
75c
75c
5,000
71c
85c
41%
650
Feb
Apr
Feb
•
42c
42c
1,500
35c
Apr
48c
19c
19c
1,000
1,000
3c
42
f
Jan
19%
100
10
Mar
43%
42
43%
19% May
950
33
Jan
22%
22
45 V2 May
22'A
4,400
20%
Jan
22% Mar
22%
22%
100
20%
Jan
5
30V2
29%
22% May
30%
400
57V2
57%
58%
3,405
1
1.01
90c
1.05
14,600
52c
Mar
80c
80c
2,000
57c
Mar
I2V2
12%
12%
100
19 V2
19%
20
208
19 Va May
19
2.50
Co
Mines
Limited
1
Pipe Lines Ltd
55
-—,1.25
preferred-
1951
——*
Mining
Ltd
Gold
19
300
9.20
9.20
100
10%
10%
10%
1.68
1.68
1.70
3,700
Ltd-.
Corp
Industries
Antonio
19
*
pr
Quemont
20
—*.—.—*
Mines
Ltd
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Finance
Trans
Union
Gas
of
Oil
United
Amusement
United
Keno
Westcoast
Hill
Ltd
Apr
1.05
1.10 May
Jan
12% Mar
20
May
19
May
May
8.50
Feb
9.40
8% Mar
1.36
Jun
Jan
HVa May
Feb
1.75 May
8.30
8.15
8.30
1,925
6.95
Jan
51 Vs
50%
52
4,420
37%
Jan
52
Jun
12%
18 V2
12%
13%
6,290
9
Feb
15%
Apr
18%
19 Va
2,775
15%
Jan
19 Va May
*
common
*
Ltd
12%
*
Co
Ltd
13
300
*
trust
4 VaC May
9.80 Mar
12% May
9.00
9.00
400
15%
15%
2,729
15'A
15%
2,235
13
8.50 Mar
15 V2
15'A
Transmission
Voting
375
Feb
60
*
"B"
class
Mines
t
9 Va
33
Jan
•
A
Pipe Line Co
Canada
■
May
1
class
Corn
Mountain
.
29
44 Va
14% May
147/s May
10 Vs
May
Jan
17% Apr
16% Apr
Jan
5c
19c
May
3VaC Jan
24c
5c
Jan
Apr
May
May
Jan
Goldfields. Mining Corporation
1
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Hosco
Quebec Telephone
Traders
May
•
&
Ontario Paper
Corp Ltd
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
San
8%
19%
Minnesota
RusSell
14'/a Mar
41%
30%
Jun
•
Moore
Tel
Jan
May
May
2.50
B
Pembina
Jan
6
10%
1
MacLaren Power & Paper Co cl A
Class
B
New
9Va
100
-
41'A
1
•
warrants
A
Class
Ltd
Ltd
23
14%
7'A
•
Corp Ltd
class A
Companies
24
5
2.50
"A"
class
Jan
Jan
1.85
3c
3%c
2.50 May
May
1.85
1
Jan
May
25c
*
1.50 Mar
60c
44
21 Va
__1
Kirkland
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Apr
1.62 May
29c
May
10
21%
—__
Apr
99c
Jan
135
Douglas
5VaC
9% May
480
2.50
—
Inc
I,000,
Ltd
Mines
Keliy
May
65c
riolUnger Consol Gold
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
35c
65c
45c
45c
Ltd
1.25 May
60c
27c
Mines
Corp
29 % Mar
Jun
19 Vac
Zellerbach
Jan
19 VaC
23'Ac
May
Crown
May
50,700
Ltd——:
22 Va
22
140
Feb
Ltd
18% Mar
22
18 V2C May
Mar
1
(1245)
58%
140
81c
—1
Exploration
Faraday
Jan
1
75c
Ltd
54
Geco
4VaC
•
Mines
24
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd—*
1,500
Ltd
58%
Jan
4,399
50
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc—
58%
Apr
13,300
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd ♦
Dominion
58'A
5c
95c
*
20
5
11c
1.42
Ltd
Works
Jan
Feb
10
Explorers Ltd
16
5c
90c
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
3,215
4,500
1.28
.
i
High
18%
8c
——:—
Ltd
Mines
Jan. I
Low
18%
Feb
90c
a
Range Since
High
18'A
Jan
1.30
.
—65c
,
Low
•
common
4c
a26
1
class
i-imitee
Co
6VaC
a75c
**
1
Warrants————
Gas
2,000
1
—
Par
Consumers
Shares
29,500
—1
Copperstream
May
for Week
18c
4%c
*
Mines Lid—
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd
High
78c
Apr
Sales
Range
4 VaC
4 VaC
5c
:_1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Dalfen's
60c
Week's
of Prices
15c
"A"__*
'
:
Monpas Mines Ltd——,
Consolidated Vauze Mines Ltd
500
Sale Price
7c
1.50
Cons
Low
78c
Last
Jan. 1
4V2C
18c
1
1
Miniere L'Ungava—;
Compagnie
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since
High
78c
1
Lake
Chipman
Low
1
Copper Corp
Chibougamau
for Week
Shares
41
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
Sales
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
(2469)
Haitian
Mining
Copper
Mining
Hastings
Inland
International
Jubilee
2Vac
10,800
80c
336
12 Vac
14c
I,500
5.10
5.35
II,500
a7%
a 7'A
50
14c
5.30
class A
5
Mining & Explora'n Co Ltd_l
Lingside
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Maritimes
Massval
class
Inc
Mining
of
A__
Ltd
Canada
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Island
_5
Corp
Corp
Mining
of
85c
17c
Canada
Ltd
Mount
Royal
Mussens
Native
New
Ltd
Rice Mills Ltd
Canada
Newfoundland
Ltd
Jack
North
Uranium
American
Opemisca
4c
Jan
35c
124,000
26c
Jun
50c
Jan
%
28%
300
28% May
1.05
3,000
12,450
Rare
Mines
Ltd
25
Jan
Feb
9 Vac
Feb
18c
May
27
Feb
34
May
33%
650
1.08
208,792
88c
95c
2,000
47c
22c
24,500
12'A
200
1.40
6 VaC
500
5c
55C
94,500
32c
8'A
8V4
8'A
6,850
May
29
29
160
5V2
35
lie
a2c
a8c
6 V2C
62
Jan
Jan
10 V2C Mar
18,000
62
25
313
6c
35
6c
Mar
30
11c
Co
Jan
9c
May
46
Jan
3c
4c
1,700
2c
May
6c
2 Vac
22,000
2c
Jan
3Vac
33c
33c
39c
106,600
13c
Jan
Ltd
Ltd
1
1
12c
(Quebec)
1,700
25
12c
14c
9,500
7.70
31 Vi
Explorers' Ltd_
Opemiska Copper Mines
35c
31 Va
8.25
3,150
35c
ami—*
l.ul. 1
31 Va
May
13c
2 Vac
Atlantic
Paramaoue
Cdn
Mines
Investment
Manufacturing 7%
Paudash Mines Ltd
Pennbec
Mining
Power
Corp
4Vi%
Corp
Prime
2.90
2.90
13c
13c
39 Vac May
Jan
52c
Jan
32% May
Jan
15 VaC May
Jan
8.60 May
pfd
cum
1
13c
16c
9c
16c
Ltd
17 Vic
1
a
49,000
Feb
—
10c
Feb
3.00
Mar
20c
May
9
9
125
7
Feb
10 Va
"V-ebec
Red
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Crest
Renold
Ruby
Geld
Mines
Ltd
15c
1
1
Chains Canada Ltd class A——*
Foo's
Enterprises
Warrants
Ltd
Apr
May
Apr
Feb
8,900
7c
Jan
22c
2,500
2c
Feb
3 Vac May
May
16 Va May
2.50
Rt
Lawrence
St
Maurice
Saucon
Shop
Metals
Save
Sobey's
class
1,000
2
2.24
2.08
2.26
29,520
•
7%
7%
7%
819
52c
60c
1,550
A
14
al4
55
*
al4
Mines
Ltd
11
100
pfd
1
Services
Air
*
Vic
2.40
Warrants
Supertest
70c
Petroleum
*
j—___
8'A
94c
7
41c
Feb
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
12% May
5.95 Mar
90c
8%
2.68
15%
1.00
2,100
14c
14,000
al22
5
2.35
2.55
56,250
71c
Feb
85c
23,300
15c
Feb
85c
13%
200
13%
Jun
16%
65 c
13%
1.00
8c
118
Apr
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
60c
11 VaC
1.00
1
Canada Power 6%
a
5.25
65c
al22
2
Duiault
Spartan
2,337
83c
8V4
2
Ltee
South
Southern
5.65
81c
8'A
_1
Ltd
Ltd
Storfco
5.50
8V4
1
—
-1957)
Cils
5.55
*
1
1
Inc
Ltd
Development
A
Siscalta
Soca
Columbian
Gas
Co
-
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Tib
Mines
Exploration
Titan
Ltd
1
Ltd.—
Ltd
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
Ltd
Asbestos
United
■
E
Towns
Vanguard
class A
Electric
5
Gas
-
Co
Mining
Wendell
Mineral
Western
Canada
Westville
2,000
5c
Feb
Mar
May
Mines
Jan
13,799
Jan
I6V2C Mar
53
2,255
31 Va
Jan
4c
1,575
3c
Jan
53% May
5V2C Apr
5.15
5.75
2,800
3.75
Jan
10
29
May
29
May
May
430
21
Jan
25
Apr
*
.
24
24
24
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.60
Jan
1
Ltd-.
Ltd
14'A
14%
14'A
120
14%
Jun
14%
Jun
7c
7c
500
6c
Apr
9V2C Mar
Jan
44% May
1
7c
1,000
Corp
43c
42 %c
43c
1,106
1
Corn
7c
7c
7c
4,000
1;
--
.
a3c
200
2 Vac
3c
7,000
2VaC
Apr
32'/a
Apr
1
Breweries
Ltd
5
32 Va
32 Va
100
1
2VaC
2VaC
5,000
Ltd
Jan
a3c
Ltd
3c
6c
2V2C
Products
>-
30
Feb
2 Vac May
11c
Jan
4V2C
Apr
4c
Mar
32%
UNLISTED
Trunk
Apr
3V2C Mar
Rare
Leduc
Anacon Lead
Co
Ltd "A"_5
34 Vs
Earth—
Burns
&
14%
Steel
Co
Ltd
Co
*
Ltd
*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Delhi
Silk
Oil
Ltd
Products
Ansil
Area
Nickel
A_
Corp
$2.50
Arjon
Temple
Class
Corp
OpTicioUdateri
For
Rio
Oils
Paner
Associated
Warrants
Atlantic
Nickel
Auto
Electric
Corp
*
Ltd—
see page
•
44.
6.50
44
6.50
42%
6.70
44
6,800
5,779
4.20 May
25c
Feb
32 % Mar
5.10
41
Jan
Apr
4.80
Auto
Fabric
$5
Jan
9,333
24,315
3.00
Feb
12c
8%c
Jan
14'Ac
Apr
37c
Feb
80c
May
5c
2.50
Feb
4.05
Apr
3.40
1,900
7c
7 V2C
3,200
9.00
9.00
198
5.40
Jan
10
Apr
—
54
54
25
51 Va
Jan
54
May
7.65
7.60
7.70
I,377
—
2OV2C
8V2C
18c
22c
192,000
7V2C
9c
32V2
32 V2
45
10c
11c
9,400
v
53,884
7c
7.60
Mar
Feb
12c
8.75
12c
Feb
7%c
Feb
36c
28
Apr
33
2c
Jan
20c
22c
Apr
J.n
Jan
Jun
Jan
Mar
Apr
91c
92c
3,500
71c
Jan
38'A
38'A
39
1,350
32%
Jan
1.12 May
40% May
50Ve
49%
50%
Jan
50 % Mar
—
800
48
—
7c
7c
500
6c
Apr
9c
Jan
—
42c
42c
959
28c
Jan
52c
May
—
93/4
10
200
10
May
9%
10
200
12 Va
12'/a
39c43%c
225
.
—
12 Vs
43c
13c
16c
77,985
27,100
9% Mar
9
Mar
10%
Feb
11% May
13%
17c
Feb
49c
May
9c
May
17c
May
1.32
1.30
1.41
9,790
1.07
Jan
30'A
30%
31%
21%
Jan
10c
9V2C
11c
12,402
17,500
7c
Jan
1.60
Apr
Feb
32% May
13c
Mar
17%c May
class
12c
13c
42,000
6V2C
Jan
6c
6V2C
7,200
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
2.85
2.71
2.85
6,500
2.65
Feb
3.10
Jan
*
Products
13c
6V2C
1
7
6%
7
795
6V2
Jan
—
3.00
3.00
100
*
B
7% Mar
3.00 Mar
3.50
4.90
8.85 Mar
Banff
Bank
Barnat
Jan
Baska
Class
May
May
May
4,150
75c
Jan
40V2C
41c
3,270
34c
Mar
10c
Feb
—
3,431
5,605
59 %
Jan
66
72%
3,472
66%
Jan
74%
1-47
1.43
1.58
8,850
44c
44c
IOV2C IOV2C
500
39c
Jan
—
10,725
8c
Jan
14 Vac May
*
&
Paper
class
A
"
—
—
7 V2C
44'/a
—
1
*
*
15
—*
1
Lodge
Mines
Lumber
Co
_
common
Mining Corp
25
Telephone
Apr
Bouzan
25c
Feb
50c
Cooper Corp
1
Mines
Mines
A
Bowater
Bowaters
16 VaC
Feb
Jan
8 VaC
A—
44%
45%
41%
Feb
45 %
27
27
100
25
15V2C I6V2C
5,300
7c
Jan
22c
3,721
6%
Jan
17% May
25
25'A
4,200
1,210
55c
52%
1.25
59c
II,127
54
26,365
47% Mar
1.35
12,925
58c
Jan
10c
Mar
i
5% W
——
,—1
.
25% May
Feb
70c
May
54
May
Jan
12c
10,552
5c
5c
1,000
5c
Feb
Mar
82c
May
Jan
15c
Mar
71c
12,600
24,000
9c
13%
9%c
13 %
7'Ac
6%c
7%c
30,000
12c
172,750
38,600
1,200
7 %c
53c
51c
59c
50
49'A
51 Va
48
51 %
8%
49%
52
8%
52
52
1.74 May
14c
11c
9c
preferred —. 50
Mar
Jan
Jan
69c
—
Jan
45c
69c
—5«' '
1
9c
Jun
May
4%e
9VaC
13%
10 %c
35
21
58c
1
May
55c
53%
1.25
1
preferred—
-—
Mersey
Feb
3%c
430
*
Ltd
preferred
Paper
9c
21,500
*
preferred;—
5%
6,000
8c
25 %
—
Jan
May
10c
15 V2
5 V2C
He
Apr
9c
14%
5V2C
—
2.12
50c
May
7V2C
1
Mines
Corp
—
1.42 May
1
Uranium
Mines
5% %
1
Mines
Hats
Bowater
Feb
Jan
12c
64 V2
71
*
Uran
14c
12c
—
Duquesne
Bicroft
Feb
May
62%
"
*
Mines
Power
Yukon
52 c
63
Bros
Beaver
May
1.65 May
71 Va
Beatty
Beaver
6,346
1
B
Bordulac
44% Mar
23
1.55
Beattie
Apr
Apr
20
20% Mar
1.50
1
Ltd
Mining
Petroleums
Bathurst
18% Mar
1,340
1.55
10
Exploration
Uranium
Bata
4,395
10
Mines
Metals
7.75
19%
22%
—1
Mines—
Nova Scotia
Barymin
Base
Cons
Montreal
of
Bank of
7.40
19
22%
_1
1
Mines
Bankfield
7.40
19 %
22%
50c
Oil
Bankeno
Jan
25
25
preferred
^
preferred
5%%
38
7.25
Apr
2.15 Mar
1
common
Black Bay
25
Jan
7.80 May
40% May
1
Mines
Mines
Biltmcre
100
Jan
1
Mines
Gold
10 Vs May
1,600
1.65
*
Mines
21
25c
6,530
9c
67c
15c
Jan
4.30
Feb
*
Jan
32 Va
10c
8c
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd
25c
8V2C
63c
10
Copper
12% Mar
4.20
—
65c
1
Coast
18
32 Va
4.00 "Feb
32%
May
*
class B
Arcadia
Jan
"A"__
<■
Ltd__*
Ltd
footnotes,
Co
5,838
8V2C
10
11%
60
1,756
39%
1
B——
Ashdown Hardware
400
Jan
7.25
38%
May
50c
50
common——.
Bevcon
5.70
7.00
39%
20 Va
40c
Mines—
Oil
Bibis
16
57%
Jan
May
»
preferred
Gold
Asamera
15
49
Feb
1
34 % May
10
52%
10c
common
Jan
300
55
*
Mines
Argus
Feb
1,363
55V2
warrants
Feb
20
54
1
class
17%
9.25
54
1
Imperial
10%
19Va
.
.
50
10c
Mines
24%
.—10c
Westinghouse
Central-Del
——_*
19% May
20c
Anglo Rouyn Mines_;
50
8.80
*
Ltd
Jan
1
100
a58% a58%
1
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co
Canada Packers Ltd class "A"
16%
lc
1,270
11%
48c
1,505
Controls
14%
11%
14
7,005
igy2
Petroleums
Anchor
34'A
14%
2,355
50c
13
1
Pete
Mines
al8% al8V4
Warrants-
Burlington
34
20
48c
jg
Anglo Amer Exploration
4.75c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
50
Anglo Huronian
*
Bell
STOCKS
Line
Apr
15'A May
106 A May
Jan
Bethlehem
Gas
108%
Jan
Apr
Belcher
Alberta
Jan
May
Feb
16c
1.00 Mar
19 V2
7.90
104
47
Ruffner
C
a28% a28%
Apr
22c
Atlin
8VaC May
9V2C May
5.90
419
'
15c
Feb
4c
9c
20
11,110
1
45'A Mar
Steels
2.75 May
8V2C
105Vs
14%
Jan
875
Atlas
52
14'/a
*
Mining
Weedon
5.65
6c
14%
24%
130
108% 108Va '
13,655
o
—•
River
6c
Apr
£.00 Apr
34% May
1,000
Gold
Jan
<■'
Jan
16c
Aunor
Mar
34%
1.50
•
105'A 106 V2
*
—
.
33%
3,600
'•
46%
Aumaque
6c
Jan
1.30
16c
Aumacho
5c
"V**
46%
1.30 Mar
4,000
Jan
16c
125
",500
50C
46%
14 Vac May
8c
1.75
4,550
1
Jan
8c
108'/a
10
.'
Oils
common
4%
Jan
7c
34
14%
Ltd
Jan
7c
1.70
: f '
*,
Co
May
'
:
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Ltd
Virginia
—
*
:
Properties
Explorations
Ventures
53
1
:
Principal
United
Ltd
Corn
^
_.
15c
10
1,
Corporations
Class
^nlted
6c
1"
Fund
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
__
1
Corp
Corp
8c
*
*
-
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Tache
1.00
Jan
5c
2.40
Jan
50
Ash
Sangamo
95c
1.80
4 Va %
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Arcadia
65c
98c
53c
3%c Mar
38 '/'a May
3Vac
Jan
Mar
4c
11,500
2.06s*12.15 " —2,650
22V2
Feb
Jan
38c
2.05
Jan
2c
2.00
4,500
*
May
Feb
II,000
I6V2 May
43c
3 V2C
1
May
31%
3c
25c
42c
4c
1
Feb
27
1.04
Apr
21
2c
25
42c
Gold
•'
Anthes
225
Jan
17
430
3 Vac May
500
56c
2,690
Feb
50c
92,160
7,710
Jan
2.50
276
1.03
1.85
2.00
2.25
23
99c
36'A
2V2C
60c
.
22%
1.00
Jan
Mar
21%
1,000
al5Va al5%
2.50
2
:
—
4.50
1.80
4,250
3 VaC
16c
Jan
35%
'.,000
15c 16 VaC
Feb
2.80
21V2
24c
3 VaC
*
10c
Jun
1.80
3.40
4.85
8Vac
21%
3 Vac
3c
28c
Jun
25
3.15
Feb
5%c
9% May
preferred
Aluminium
3 Vac
16c
1,500
22%
Alminex
Analogue
Jan
May
23c
6c
7.15
American
72
23c
5V2C
1
Warrants
Amalgamated
45
3.20
95Va May
•
Aigoma Steel
Jan
Apr
1
22
Jan
8% May
1,600
Cons
Apr
Jan
1
Jan
91%
9,450
Natural
Pac
May
42
Exploration
19 Va
45
Shoe
Aigoma Central
(Preferred
10c
63
<fc
975
12c
100
18c
10
Cobalt
6,275
22
95 Va
100
Jan
125
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd
9Va
21%
4.15
preferred
Feb
a72
/i.eoee
24 V* May
3.85
Class A preferred
Class A warrants
8c
43 Va
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec
Oil Development Ltd_
1
23 % Mar
IIV2C
common
Feb
42% Mar
12c
Class B
8c
a72
preferred—
13 %c
Apr
,4.15
Trunk
1,000
42%
Quebec
Gas
1,215,000
50
1st
182
High
Mar
95Va
"
9c
Canada—
of
cumulative
23%
8c
36%
—
N C Part 2nd pfd——50
Premier Steel Mills Ltd
*
6%
8,175
*
Ltd
trust
Aluminum
14 VaC May
a__
38 %
1
.
Yellowknife
16c 17 VaC
2
__
Mines
a20Va a20 Va
20
2.50
8 V2C Mar
Alberta
Alberta
Feb
8c
500
11,999
37 Va
9
Jan. 1
Low
Ltd
Distillers
Voting
May
31c
550
1
Faton
Porcupine
Co_l
Ltd—
Range Since
High
10c lOVaC
5VaC
Warrants
May
1
Pacific
9
1
Explorations
Alberta
Alberta
25%
5.40
Alba
Shares
'
Apr
Feb
2 Vic
Akaitcho
for Week
22
100
—
Oil
Mines
Mar
3 Vic
&
Mines
Mines
Surpass
7c
65
Gas
Agnico
4 Vac
1
Metals
Power
Uranium
Agnew
9 Va May
1
Ltd
Acadia
Sales
Range
95 Va
•
Apr
May
common—*
—
Week's
of Prices
23%
25
A—
Preferred-
May
1.50 May
9c
Mar
60c
Sugar new
37'A
♦
—
Atlantic
.Class
Advocate
Jan
52c
595
Acadia
1.10 May
13 Vs
50c
Preferred
Jan
24c
Exchange
Low
10c
1
Abitibi Power & Paper common—
May
Feb
Ltd
Mines
Acme
Feb
1.08
Par
Abacus
1.08 May
15c
6V2C
11c
1.21 May
11%
Last
Sale Price
Mar
85c
50c
Mines
Northern .Quebec
Jan
10
Santiago Mines Ltd
Amulet
3c
17c
■
1
Light & Pwr Co Ltd
New
West
500
'
*
Mines
Lake
3c
*
New
New
14% May
*
,
Ltd
Minera's .Ltd
Formaque
25
Feb
54c
•
Mount
Jan
12 Va
85 c
,
1.30
1
•
Dairies
17%
12'A
_1
,
Mount -Pleasant, Mines-. Ltd
Royal
50
95c
STOCKS
Apr
500
33%
*
Ltd
Co
1.04
1
.
33%
1
Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Molybdenite
16Vic
*
Mining
7 Vs
a24
26c
Friday
5.50 May
14%
28
1
Chipman
Apr
6V8 Mar
15c 16 Vac
26c
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Mercury
Jan
1.05
•
Ltd
15c
Prices Shown Are Exnressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
3c
14%
*
Mining Corp Ltd—_
Mines
4.25
2.00
Jan
8c
Toronto Stock
1.20 May
Feb
14 Va
1
M):
Jan
Mar
1.05
a24
_1
Co
(Walter
Ltd
Co
Monpre
10,000
1.03
1.60
1
(Alfred)
Merrill
3 Vac
9.8c
1.60
Ltd—1
Corp
Lambert
Lowney
3c
*
Mining
Accepcance Corp
Labrador
1
•
Ltd-
Can
Ceramic
Iron
Labrador
Corp
Development-,
Chemicals
5 Vac May
51 Va
100
13
Mar
8 VaC
13%
Jan
Apr
6%c Mar
12c
Feo
3%c
Jan
12c
Jun
Jan
69c
May
Jan
49'A May
39c
46%
550
49 %
Feb
3,725
7%
Feb
47 %
Jan
527'»
Feb
9% May
52
Jun
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Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Bralorne
Pioneer
Brazilian
Traction
Bridge
&
C
Bright
Britalta
May
5%
5%
5%
30,183
3.80
Jan
75
75
40
5%
425
48 %
100
53
54
260
42
4% %
Broulan
2.70
900
2.00
Jan
11,704
29%
Jan
36
Brown
79
79%
77%
Jan
80
Apr
40%
150
39% May
44
575
42
May
44%
145
90
Jan
941
47
Apr
49%
51%
52
1,200
51 %
»
12%
2,906
12
*
121/4
34%
121/4
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34%
34%
7,033
33%
25
51
501/4
51
1,876
45
IO1/4
10'%
700
10
25
Gold
19%
Smelting
2,100
14%
14%
127
2.50
2.25
2.50
110
1
6,000
6c
17,500
1.06 Mar
4%c
6,148
37
480
5%
40
5
2,985
16
Jun
11%
11%
2,974
11
May
7%
525
8 %C
9c
41 %c
44c
Iron
$1%
8.50
9.45
33,432
5.55
Jail
13 %
13%
300
Apr
18%
4.10
4.10
1.030
52%
52%
190
49%
Jan
52% yd all
27
28
2,556
25%
Jan
29
Feb
Apr
57%
70
71
425
91i%
45
9 V2 C
17c
4,200
2.96
3.00.
4,250
2.75
"335
40 %
Jan
12
Jan
1.70
1.60
1.75
13,675
9%
9
9'%
423
Steel
3
.
Marconi
North
Jan
"1.23
Jan
7
Feb
3.60
13
26%
26
28%
20,744
1.40
1.39
1.48
140,290
78c
Feb
l
26c
26c
28c
17,500
12c
Jan
Mines
Gold
19% May
67% May
Denison
11%
525
8%
Jan
13% May
Devon
4.90
1,885
15.299
4c
Jun
2.25
Jan
10c
5.30
4.75
4.90
535
13%
13%
676
27
26%
27%
1,570
21%
Feb
30
33%
33 %
34
650
31 %
Feb
7
7%
6,170
34% May
7% Mai-
3.55
9,615
77c
72c
79c
10.300
7 %
7%
7%
2,100
79c
4,025
1.20
1.3.0
2,750
2.30
13
6
2.00
69c
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
Mar
5.45 May
14%
35c
19,600
25c
Feb
41c
May
50c
52c
32,000
28c
Jan
57c
May
1
7%c
7c
9c
23,024
1
7%c
7%c
8c
7,500
7c
8c
11,000
4.10 Mar
21,400
--
1®C
1®C
1,500
50c
13%
—18%
Mines.!
Ltd
Timber
1
———-
———
-
—
Ltd
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
Dominion
1,240
16
Feb
Donalda
1.22 May
*
5%
Apr
Apr
East
10
8%
14%
76
Tar
1
7%
55%
3,125
15
2,443
76'%
380
34c
4,500
3.80
14
Jan
Jan
Jun
Empire
9 % May
15%
Feb
79
Feb
30c
Mar
42c
13c
Jan
Fanny
3,156
18c
Mar
39c
Jan
Faraday
21 %c 21 %c'
29%
30 y4
100% 100%
25%
13,637
20
26%
23,788
10%
10%
100
55
55
90
44
1,165
43%
23%
Jan
Jan
7% May
30% May
9%
675
13
793
70
70
72 %
common-*
17%
17
17%
23.50
21
20%
21
350
*
13
12'%
13
4,861
5c
5c
5%c
5,800
10%c
10%c
12c
1
_
Oils
Jan
12
Apr
Federal
Grain
63
Apr
Fibre
Mar
Fleet
37%
Jan
35
39%
Jan
53%
21
210
14%
Jan
24
16%
17
775
47
May
Jan
May
Farwest
Central Del Rio
:
Porcupine
„
Ford
Foundation
Fraser
13c
Jan
French
Petroleum
63c
Feb
Frobisher
9c
Jan
Apr
7c
9%c
Apr
6,500
5c
Mar
1.05
1.10
250
91c
Jan
1.25 Mar
14V4
14 %
2,360
12% Mar
15% May
Gaitwin
25c
80c
l
Oil
2,750
18,425
98c
1.10
6,620
9c
9c
500
7c
1.35
1.41
5,250
78c
Jan
26
27
270
22
Jan
9c
_1
Mines
:
*
26
1
Mines
1
Mining—
Smelt
5.00
85c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
May
Apr
5%
Geco
18c
Jan
1.50 May
27
2,000
2%c Jan
4c
Apr
57,600
24%c Mar
42c
May
14c
13,200
9c
Jan
15%c May
Willans
Smelting
1
75c
75c
78c
2,100
1
-
44c
Jan
90c
5zc
47c
May
52c
28,650
43c
Feb
70c
Apr
*
6.15
6.15
6.20
680
__i
__■.
3.55
3.50
3.60
6,200
*
1
44,
Jan
6.50
Aor
Jan
Giant
18%.
15c
18%
13%
1,000
12%
Jan
16%
15c
15c
4,037
13c
Jan
16 %c
100
17% May
19 % Mar
Apr
M|ay
Giant
16 %c May
7c
Jan
1.01
Feb
3c
May
6c
2,000
6c
Jan
13,500
1.46
Apr
1.80
Jan
1.90
4,975
1.55
Jan
2.00 May
16%
1.55
16%
350
1-75
26
2.45
26%
6,556
—
—
70
15%
Feb
1.55
Jun
16%
Jun
2.50
May
25
Apr
27
20%
Jun
21% May
Feb
_*
20%
20%
20%
200
*
1.70
1.65
1.75
56,600
99c
Jan
14c
14c 14%c
3,500
9c
Jan
4%c
Jan
70
Jan
94
May
15c
Feb
32c
May
—
1,000
—
90
90
55
—
26%c
27c
8,000
14%
15%
2.439
7% Mai-
15%
Jun
14%
14%
15
12,460
8% Mar
15
Jun
53%
53
55
9,871
Jan
58% IV
19
20%
18%
19 %
20%
1,755
17%
Jan
20
IV
20%
85
16%
Jan
24
1
—
1.75
1.88
8,100
1.12
Jan
1.98 IV
3.55
3.55
4,645
2.90
Jan
4.40
37%
1
8c
8c
3.70
9%c
15,300
6c
Mar
12c
36c
35c
38c
16,300
30c
Jan
46c
—
29
29%
475
27%
Jan
29% IV
7
7
7
100
10,070
d.
J^n
8
i
IV
L
iv
58c
55c
61c
72c
a
1
13%
13%
13%
5
10
Jan
14
IV
--5
84
82%
84
773
65
Jan
88/2 IV
205
130
Jan
*
154
154
155
45c
Jan
155
13
12%
13
945
22%
21%
22%
3,050
10
4.25
3.85
4.25
36,460
3.25
Jan
12%c
11c
13c
12,424
8c
Jan
17c
Jan
23 %
3.25 Mar
4.50
A———_—1
—
——.—*
Co
—
————-1
—
—_*
common
38
——-—100
—-1._
—
21%
20%
21
3.50
3.55
600
5c
5c
12,000
37%
38 %
103 103%
21%
350
10
Jan
14% IV
21
Am-
25
15%
2,725
36%
Apr
39%
!
74
99%
Jan
103'%
.
,*
10%
9
11,190
7%
16%
16
16%
1,820
10%
36
36
36
110
44
44%
1,054
60c
60c
500
55c
May
1%
44%.
1
-
Ltd—a—;—
Mines
36
41
22 % IV
Jan
10%
Feb
17% a
May
Jan
.
44%
48
70c
:
a
,
52c
55c
750
51c
Feb
10%
10%
10%
1,275
7
Jan
83
82%
83
110
82
Feb
84%
7%c
Apr
12%c
.
26c
Jan
62c
a
-1
Ltd
—
8c
8c
9c
10,600
1
Mine
-
17% Mar
100
50c
i
Mines
55c
4,376
IV
—*
common
—!
—
,
7c
22
I0V4
Drilling com—^SOc
.
May
1
&
I
,
4c
-1
—
1
4.25
—_*
preferred
Yellowknife
Feb
_*
class
Explorers
8c
*
Steel Wares
May
5%c
_____■*
Petroleum
Uranium
1.78 May
20c
5%c
:*
Ltd—.—_—
Mascot
Glacier
Glenn
Jan
Feb
1
Dynamics
Mines
8%c
Jan
Feb
25c
S)
A
Genex
4.15
13% May
6%c Jatx
4 %c
1
Bakeries
Preferred
3.30 Mar
13%
♦
Mines
4.70
Class
General
21
10
*
1
De\elopment
General
6,200
Jan
17% Mar
1.75
1
General Motors
3c
42c
11c
,
14%
75% May
18% Mar
*
—
Power
General
36c
39,433
Feb
1.60
10
—
Trailer
Jun
3c
39c
_l
General
63
May
15
preferred
General
Jun
13
1.83
—
common
Mining
Mines
May
9%
Feb
4%c
20
—
(Charles)
Fruehauf
1.23 May
7.20
Co
Ltd
Gatineau
70c
6.70
Frosst
Jan
1-67
"rights"—_
Canada
1.10
7
8% May
4.75 Mar
58
10%
Feb
Companies
37c
Feb
Feb
Jan
1-85
*
(U
Jan
1,832
Jan
Jail
Jan
4%c
————
Co
May
49,850
1
Trust
Corp
18% Mar
10c
3.75
40% May
27%
Jan
May
common——
39
50c
Jan
Mar
5%
2c
preferred-.———20
22
44c
Jan
2.30
45
132,200
—
32
45c
May
10
2c
—
15% Apr
20% Mar
of
Jan
31c
29 %c Mar
13 %
2c
-
160
42c
Jan
21% Mar
2c
Mines
530
6.35
6c
12c
Jan
Feb
Canadian-
20%
42c
May
Jan
Jan
Candy—
33%
9 %c
6.50
Apr
10% May
108
Feb
4c
Manufacturing
Motor
14 %
*
Jun
.
10%
56c
common
Products
1
•
21
10%
3,500
Mining
Fleetwood
Ford
Jan
19%t Mar
37,000
;
32%
%C
7c
58%
9 %c ,Jan
93c
5c
1
20%
Mar
42 % May
1
Ltd
Jan
48%
Mar
—1
Mining
%
Apr
May
11c
Jaix
74c
1
Uranium
Fatima
%
May
1.00
15c
11% Mar
4c
Nickel
26% May
48
14% May
19'
35c
64c
common
Players
Jan
20
Feb
Jan
4c
10
Mar
7%
Apr
1.80
9%c
Mar
——69c
Developments Ltd-
Farmer
Fargo
7%
9%
Insurance—___—
99
43
Feb
56c
——-1
21%
103
Jan
May
6%c Mar
6.65
12%
Co_!
Falconbridge
Famous
31%
12%
Preferred
Apr
2.65 May
8,07o
2,36J I
_—!—-—9%
Mines—.
Corp
Exquisite Form
8c
3,056
1
Investment
Life
825
2.85
2.70
1,345
Mining
5,857
52c
4,565
Eureka
May
7.5o6
4.60
Mines
&
8
70c
56/4
Mines
Sol
67c
4.35
common
new
76 %
4.80 Mar
12
27c
9.25
54%
Gold
Mines
El
14,620
10,500
*
—
Paper
Apr
2,100
34c
10%
7%
--
common.-*
common—
Steel
&
Mineral:
&
Elder
12
7c
1
Eddy
Eldrich
69c
.•
7c
32c
10%
foe
195
Petroleum-—
Match
Apr
l°5/«
10
—
Apr
7% May
—
33 %c
8.00
Mines
I*
Ltd
Feb
18%
Chemical
&
Eddy
6%
9
Mar
24 %c
*
Feb
8%c
_»
.
%
9%
May
33c
*
1
16c
88,500
—
Textile
Malartic
6%
17
16,300
25c28%c
t.
Sullivan
8%c
com—*
27 %c
38c
10
Electrohome
Foundry
Oils
34c
48%
27 %c
Copper Co
8%c
43%
Mar
Mar
7.70
Jan
7% Mar
*
3c
7c
17%
67c
100
10%
6,642
6,050
8.00
3,663
_»
*
5c
—17%
Economic
Jan
Jan,,,
11°
29c
Easy Washing Mach preferred
9%
18 %
Feb
Mat-
4c
'.—.———2.50
40c
2,295
6c
10c
common—-!——*
24
8
4c
52
—
40%
20% May
11 %
25%
Jan
22%
1.04
8
30
Jan
97%
39%
1.00
11
21 %c
5%
320
21%
Feb
8
14%
4,397
108
22
Jan
11%
8%
9%
2.85
Jan
1.35
Jan (
9
40/8
22c
3.75
6c
1
20
Jan
1,000
*
640
Jan
6%c
107%
—
1,600
1.30
6%c
———————2
1,500
4.40
Max-
108
25Ci>
Oils---,-.——
19
1,945
4c
400
1
27c
7,078
425
20 %
——-1
——
22%
6%
13c
20%
Mines——.—————-1
19
3.25
13c
•!
Mines
Amphi
East
2.95
6%
100
:
East
Jan
3.00
Jan
-
.
22
*
25
7.75 May
7.50 Apr
Duvan
Jan
6%
Jan
70c
100
27c
15%
17
450
1
*—1
Preferred
Jan
4.30
85c
325
86c
20%
9%
Mines
Dominion
4.50
1,500
19
75c
33% i! Jan
Stores
9 %
2,365
650
18%
1,430
Dominion
14%
2.030
15%
Feb
1.35 May
6.15 Jan
10,200
4.45 May
5.15 Jan
15
5%
13%
20c
9c
4.05 May
3.95 Mar
300
5%
1<110
58%
*■
3,645
2.50
11,300
8c
Magnesium
16
5%
41c
I-50
18c
58
1
Apr
42c
8%c
common
preferred-—-
.iu.n
1.63 May
18%
13 %c Mar
58/2
--10
Jun
May
17'% May
1
-
8%
10% May
5
———
Steel & Coal
11%
5%
36c
I-35
——
—
4.10 May
10% May
Jan
—
—
Feb
May
27%c
75c
*
common-
-
Jan
13c
LI
Dominion
16
2.30
36c
I-35
*
Dominion
Jan
Quartz
5
33c
1.75 Mar
11%
__20
see page
11%
30c
*
Feb
6%
3.20
20
■
570
11%
CoDper
Jan
3.25
951
31 %c
81c
4.50
Mines
footnotes,
16%
*
2.35 May
16
3.760
—1
____ __
Jan
120
,
Dunlop common
Cockshutt Farm Equipment—
16%
—a———11%
—
Zinc
Jan
*
Westinghouse
Explor
Cochenour
Jan
71c
11%
•
Cochrane
Jan
15%
Rights
preferred
&
80c
84c
9% May
<■
&
54,789
Warrants
Jan
preferred
Mining
1.47
17%
Dominion
7%
Mines
Mines
1.27
17%
Dominion
1,300
.
Mining
1.30
17%
Chiboug—
Apr
9
common
Copper
9-%c
Bridge
Duvex
»
Wines
Feb
Dairies
Dynamic
.2.50
Gold
6c
May
May
Jan
May
1,582
9
11% May
May
May
9c
Jan'
8c
*
—*
1
——41
90c
48c
Feb
8c
——
Jan
6%
9c
11c
Mar
5c
8c
*
—______
Seagrams
8,045
1
Natural Gas
*
a
Mines
Petroleum
Dome
Jan
_
Railway
Petroleum
4c
4%c
28c
Dominion
2.04 May
common
Jan
31c
Jan
Dominion
12
common
Asbestos Corp
Athabaska
May
Jan
*
Mar
51c
Mines
4.30
1.04
6c
12c
Distillers
Jan
10c
Jan
16c
865
Dickenson
Dome
1.52
Gas
Ltd:
Feb
10%
_
2.40
Mar
11c
36,400
Palmer
4.10
19
1.51 Mar
3%c Mar
21c
Mines
4.15
_20c
966
34%c
Mines
1,405
A..
13,361
8%
Gold
Delnite
4.00
2.35
class
2,965
14c
4%c
May
3®^
Horn
16,427
Vickers
Chromium
Apr
4.75
Deer
11,105
Common
Western
Feb,
13%
*
1.70
13c
Jun
1.74 May
30c
7%
13c
Mines
Deldona
50% Mar
7 Vb
1.63
4%c
28%
1
Explorers
Jan
7%
—
Jan
2.50
Mines
Mines
1.79
.
Canadian
Cusco
Daering
Jan
3.40
—
13%c
1
20
Apr
May
9% May
Mar
4.65
2.85 May
*
.*
Jan
1.19
Feb
1
Mines
63c
Jan
1.80
3-^
A
43%
-20c
Corp class A
Canadian
Feb
1.98
Class
11 %
!
Gold
Smelting-
Exploration
-2
International
Crusn
May
11
common.
Salt
Chibougamau
68c
6,725
Nest
1.70
1
Pacific
Feb
59
Crows
1.75
—1
Petrofina
Kayrand
34,275
2.80
-
38c
1.03
2.60
-r
Crowpat Minerals
59
1
Cos
Apr
11 %
Co
Canadian
Gold
22c
16%
Inca_!
Canadian
For
Mar
A _50c
class
%, preferred
Chesterville
20,000
90c
2.70
8%
Trust
13
_
Northwest
Gai
47c
1.00
*
._.
Mines
Zellerbach
25
11%
40c
—1
Ltd
Feb
*
Crown
500
11%
47c
Ltd
Oils
Ltd
Crown
1.00
Malartic Gold
Lake
Feb
3,368
50
Canadian
Coin
Apr
94%
.4,048
*
Industries
Canadian
Chimo
85
90c
Preferred
Chib
60% May
Jan
Jan
12%
|
Machine
Chateau
May
1
Gold
Pershing
13
Oil
Securities
Cheskirk
May
—1_—————-
Croinor
9
&
Hydrocarbon
Pat
55c
Publishing
Warrants
90c
Morse
Industrial
Charter
Jan
57%
3.05
Gold
Feb
1,825
1R
66
5%C
5%
Mines
39c
18,826
Crestbrook
19%
*
Products
Tire
46c
19
Craigmont
Crain
Mar
91
5c
J
48%
s
_
Canadian
41c
22 %c May
2.50
Cowichan
4.25
Husky Oil
Erin
1.60 Mar
29c
»
Canadian
Jan
43 %c
18c
18
Craig Bit
64%
-
Oil
9c
39c
1
—
Mining ______—————-—1
.
4.05
_
_
Canadian
Jan
Feb
18c
2.43
Daragon
19 %
*
_
common
Gas
Canadian
Central
48-%
Courvan
47%
•
Dock
__
Canadian
May
Jun
Poplar—
Imperial
4c
Mines-
Gen
Mar
40c
15c
Common
B
47%
:
»
*
Food
20c
Jan
20c
Mac
West
Lead
5%c
_1
1.25
_
Ice
Central
404
V
Petroleum—
Canadian
Cariboo
%
1^'
Warrants
Cassiar
Feb
75c
_
_
B
Cayzor
Feb
5c
91%
__
Canadian High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Captain
88c
70
4.80
_
5%%
4,850
19,200
91%
Canadian Gas Energy preferred
Warrants
Candore
1.25
lie 13 %c
165
A
Class
Apr
74
12%
Jan
Jan
3%C
Mines—
Red
Rand
Cosmos
27% May
21% Feb
21%
preferred
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Wright
Export
Canadian
Feb
18 %
Jan
Petroleum
Fairbanks
Canadian
21
50
18%
3.45
Canadian
Canadian
140
19
63%
_
common
Canadian
Canadian
261/4
19
255
*
May
3,000
88,050
Corby Distillery class A
Apr
2,190
Preferred
Canadian
16%
7
Canadian Devonian
Canadian
28
Jan
70
—25
Chieftain
B
Jan
14
19 %
common
Collieries
Preferred
Dyno
25%
19
•
Apr
7c
4.05
Exploration——._.——_——*
Copper
Coulee
68
1
_i_
11 %c
2.50 May
3,700
Northland
Copper-Man
Mar
160
100
I.
Jan
11,665
18%
Coppercord
.Tan
257
59 '
Feb
700
2.90
4,271
Quebec
Gas
Clark
(Jopp
4.30 May
1.20
__
class
Canadian
Canadian
3.75 Mar
28
12
5c
2%c
8c
2%c
2.83
5c
Nicholson
Conwest
1.80
15%
58
13,800
7c
2%c
Jun
19c
Mosher
Feb
May
28
■* '*•
Jan
23c
Negus
Consumers
2.90 May
38c
19
_
Dredge
11%
103
1.21
__
Drawn
Feb
May
26
Chemical
Canadian
Apr
2.85
26c
69 %
Minerals
preferred
Canadian
101
15%
12.50
B—
Celanese
Delhi
115
10
common
6c
Jan
8.55
2.99,
Feb
21c
&
Consolidated
May
10% May
.
4c
13c
Consolidated
Feb
T
2,234
30c
Mar
1.05
—L
May
4%c
1,950
44c
,_*
Petroleum
8c
4%c
1,600
Jan
680
9%c
11
Jan
14c
23c
1.78
_____
Jan
3c
17c
40c
22,600
1.60
57
7%
10,777
14c
1
1.60
57
5,829
4c
40c
Mines
500
B___
23c
11
14c
Mines
7,600
I—I*
Jan
9
4c
40c
Regcourt
36c
28
May
May
1
Sannorm
102
27 Vb
__
2.88
84c
21 %c Mar
*
Consolidated
—10
class
Curtis
•
8c
♦
1
—
Consolidated
.—
18%c 18%c
Apr
3%c
Morrison
Consolidated
—
*
Jan
2.85
warrants*
Canadian
11
May
33c
common-
warrants,
Canadian
18%c
1,000
1,500
13c
2.85
*
class
Canners
Canadian
31c
Jan
35c
__
Warrants
30c
8c
2.85
*
_____
Canadian
—
7,550
23%
a
Aviation
Canadian Bank of Commerce
20
*
Canadian Breweries commonCanadian British Aluminium common *
Canadian
Jan
IIII*
Astoria
B
Apr
21c
Consolidated
29% May
A
Canadian
Class
1.00
8
Jan
Stone
Steamship Lines
Preferred
_Jzi—
Canada Tungsteri
Canadian
Jan
1
Consolidated
Jun
13%
Jan
11c
A
20
13%
______*
Canada
Class
63c
Jan
23%
common
Southern
Canadian
13,750
6%
6,460
50
Foundries
Wire
84c
1
Consolidated
May
i
Permanent
Canada
80c
7
Mogul
Consolidated
5% Mar
___*
Canada Safeway Ltd
preferred
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada
37
3,600
i
Lands-
Packers
Jan
84c
May
Iron
Mining
Consolidated
Jan
17'/4
Warrants
Canada
6c
Marbenor
Consolidated
Jan
28%
*
Cut
Malting
8c
Consol
1.49 May
101
*
common
class
Oil
Mic
16%
1
Foundry & Forging "A"
Canada
12%
Arrow
Marcus
Consolidated
27%
20
Canada
Consolidated
102
Oil
common
Canada
Apr
3.00 May
3.70 Mar
16%
preferred
Foils
15
28%
Preferred
Canada
43c
*
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake__:
Crushed
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
20
25c
Consolidated
B
Jan
Lake—.
38c
Mar
18
Soo
Cement
11
Consolidated
Calvert Gas & Oil-:
Camerina
Petroleum
Canada
Jan
5%
l
preferred
Bread
20
5%c May
7,725
7%
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common-
Canada
Apr
11%
I_I
680
Halliwell
1.49
A—III—I—I
Cadamet Mines
Calalta Petroleum
Class
Consolidated
36
I__I
Canada
Fenimore
3.50
32
11%
1
Crest
Golden
5%
Dry Dock class
East
Gillies
1.30
4c
2.17
11
—
1
Consolidated
12% Jan
2.30
31c
Jan
—
*
Consolidated
Mar
2.00
Jan
1.85
Flin
Consolidated
•19% Mar
25c
20 %c
1,000
Discovery
Dragon Oil
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
5,961
Cadillac—:___j.___
Consolidated
Feb
Apr
48%
Callinan
Central
Consolidated
11% Mai-
4c
A
Consol
8%
26c
1.90
Mines-
Gamma
51% May
20
class
53
14%
Beta
Consolidated
Mar
4,588
25c
1.90
*
Bellekeno
Consolidated
50% Mar
5% Mar
*
Bakeries
Jan
3.20
l
Burns
Canada
Apr
.93
—
High
Jan
12% May
Ltd-
Consolidated
Jan
*
3.90
2,825
*
Holdings,
Mines
Key
12%
2.50
Mar
9%
5 %C
Products
Calvan
Jan
6c
1.35
Burlington
Burrard
May
3.50
i
Lake
Ltd
400
26c
14%
l
Bullochs
19%
26c
26c
l
_!
Building
91
*
Ankerite
Con
5.00
11%
*
Mines
Coniaurum
42% Mar
42%
90%
.
Buffadison
Red
4OV4
43%
1
&
Apr
4.95
11%
______—________—1
Consolidated
48%
B
Mining
Buffalo
205
91
Company
Mills class
Buffalo
'
49
Mines—
Brunswick
Coniagas
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
5-00
_——.
National
Shares
*
—
Petroleum
Conduits
Apr
79
3.05
Metals
Commonwealth
for Week
of Prices
Low
—
Enterprises
Combined
May
34%
51 Ms
Telephone
Chemicals pfd
preferred
Reef
55
2.58
50
Columbia
Brockville
Can
Feb
Products
Forest
British
5
Jan
%
Cellulose
Combined
Jan
50
Brooke Bond
Class
7%
48%
33 %
._100
Columbia Power
1st
Aur
2.58
50
;
British
Class
May
5
33%
50
preferred
Canada
72
100
__
Columbia
5.75 May
80
Feb
*
preferred
Par
Jan
1
_
5 Vc preferred
5%% preferred
British Columbia
High
7.60
Sales
Range
Sale Price
43 % Mar
Columbia Electric—
%%
5%
Low
48
Oil
preferred
4%% preferred
Eruck
5.80
*
.4%
4
4,930
5%
common
American
British
6.25
*
Petroleums
British
High
5.85
100
common
,
G)
(T
Low
6.10
Week's
East
Range Since Jan. 1
50
Tank
Prefer/ed
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
*
common
Preferred
Monday, June 5, 1961
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
for Week
of Prices
1
'u
.
Sales
Range
*
.
.
50c
50c
50c
1,500
1
—1
1
10
*
—
—
10
10%
477
'16%c
17c
4,000
4%c
4%c
6,200
9% Mar
15 %c
61c
12% a
14%
.
,
Feb
i9(j
;
3%c Mar
7c
a
Volume'193
Number
6061
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2471)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Globe
Envelopes
Mines
Goldale
Goldfields
class
Mining
Canada
Tire
Class
—
Great
Lakes
Paper
Power
West
ploqe
1956
Jun
20c
May
163/4
16%
17%
37%
363A
38
8
143A
16% May
18% May
1,700
26%
38
3,340
8
739
6.25
__
'
Jan
5%
41
41
41
25
2.35
2.00
2.35
1,550
2.45
1,775
12%
12%
1,325
Jan
1.00
12%
8.65
*
'
■
^
41
Jun
14%
8"%
41
Jun
Jun
Mines
Macdonald
2.95
Apr
Macfie
14%
Apr
Macleods
5.25 Mar
16
16%
1,177
11%
Jan
18% May
Magnet
Consolidated
11
Jan
17'A May
Maher
Shoes
Jan
6.75 May
2.75
520
153/4
4,547
11%
Jan
16% May
30%
Jan
45
Maple
5c
1,000
9,000
1
:
5c
5c
5%c
1
Gold
4%c Mar
7c
Jan
4c
Jan
13,710
7.05
Jan
8.90
Jun
4,800
4%c
Feb
6c
Jan
7%cMay
Leaf
*
1st
preferred
—__—
—
Hard Rock Gold
Gold
Hasaga
of
Red
Gold
Hinde
Hi
Lake
136
11
12c
2,800
9c 10 %c
23,488
May
May
16c
Jan
15c
May
6%c
Jan
9%c May
Matachewan
13,100
25c
Jan
38c
May
Mattagami
4c
Apr
7c
Jan
30c
7,700
2.20
13,250
*
49%
50
595
13
13
13
1.731
24
23%
24
6,390
19
19 %
200
4,169
5
llc
May
1.85
Jan
21c
2.25 May
48 %
Apr
53
10
Feb
13
19
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
Apr
May
Maxwell
McCabe
Class
Pip
*
Pt
(JO
Smith
10%
11
9.65
9.60
9.85
3.65
3.60
3.90
36,475
^Oc
Pitfield
Howard
10%
'
A
Home &
Paper
1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
*
Hudson
Bay
Oil
*
Hugh Pam Porcupine
—1
Huron Erie common
——20
2,873
43
43%
215
2.51
2.51
2.55
I,960
53
52
53%
6,320
14%
14%
14%
2,873
7c
7c
3,000
40%
40%
40 %
135
*
common
Gold
Consolidated
Howey
75%
Bank
25
2c
10,000
6 Vo
H
IIIIII
&
34
Jan
l%c Mar
2%c
69c
5,500
68c
May
92c
Jan
4%c
3,500
3c
Feb
5c
May
28%
25
28 %
May
30
15 %
3.449
12 %
101
67
Apr
Apr
102
May
12 %c
May
100
Apr
15% May
10c
2,050
14c
6,500
11c
May
20c
Jan
6c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
5%c
Jan
8%c
Jan
6c
6%c
14,500
5 %c
5%c
1,500
1.00
96c
1.09
54,250
67c
Jan
36c
35 %c
37c
25,500
33c
May
13
13%
18,586
112
112
10
102
260
100
—
'
13%
106
105 106%
7%c
8c
6,500
10%
5%c
9c
Jan
116
Apr
Jan
110
May
May
Jan
11c
7.50
7.90
2.50
200
2.50
Apr
7c
8c
13,083
5%c
Feb
11c
1.60
50
1.60
1.75
1.450
85c
Jan
1.75 May
14
Feb
14
800
14
14
33%
McMarmac Red Lake
Apr
McWatters
45
Jan
9.10
Jan
7c
Mar
37
Apr
Mar
2.85 May
57% May
14% Mar
10c
46 %
Jan
May
Red
Lake
Gold
Medallion
33%
100
33
34
3,850
25
5.90
14
32 %
Jan
9.00 Mar
3.00
Feb
15c
May
34
Apr
26% Mar
34
May
12c
16c
3,200
32c
Jan
8c
8c
11c
10,000
5c
Jan
13c
May
26c
28c
8,750
24c
Feb
36c
Petroleums
2.25
2.22
2.34
5,286
68c
63c
69c
242,800
87c
1.2
85c
95C
25,300
Exploration & Development_5(
Merrill Island Mining
Uranium
Mexican
Mines
Light
&
Inglis
(John)
Inland
12c
Power
10%
Jan
75
21 %
May
213A
640
19%
Jan
35
89%
Midrim
Co
Jan
8,677
37%
Jan
46% May
Min
16,236
12%
Jan
16%
Jun
Molsons
1,735
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
5,178
43
Jan
96
150
90
Jan
96
Jun
35
36%
1,185
18
Jan
38
May
4.55
700
8%
8%
9
1,285
5
53A
17%
705
6%
4,205
20
5%
3,200
695
Jan
Jan
Jan
Pwdrs
Bronze
pfd
25
17
17%
16
Jan
2.20
3,095
95c
Jan
40c
II,100
29c
Jan
23'A
23%
23%.
5
Nickel
*
74%
74%
77%
18,628
International
Utilities
5
453/b
45
46
3,659
common
25
Preferred
Interprovincial
Interprovincial
13c
15,500
Jan
16c
Apr
11%
250
10
Feb
12
Apr
11
20
10
Feb
12
Pipe
_
17% May
May
23 % May
Nama
Creek
57%
Jan
May
Grocers
33%
Jan
46
Mar
National
Hosiery Mills class
48% Mar
National
Jan
Apr
7% May
National
77 % May
National
1.27
1.20
1.38
49,370
1.79
1.85
1,900
—1— 10
1
11
62c
11
100
60c
63c
20,300
1.65
65c
1.55
Apr
2.80
Jan
Nealon
Jun
31 %
Jan
Nello
Mining.!
W'aite
35c
Jacobus
28c
73c
Jamaica Public Service
•
Mines
Joburke
(1939)
Gold
—
87/s
Co
Ltd—
8%c
6,500
3.85
4.00
18,335
11%
11%
1,030
11
113/8
805
1.20
20,200
31c
Jan
26c
12,100
20c
Jan
5,600
8c
Jan
12 %
72c
Mines
Athona
Jan
Calumet Mines
Kirkland
Langis
Latin
3.90
1,100
70c
82c
355,332
7%c
7%c
16 %c 17 %c
23%
6%
Mines
Mines
17%
105
610
'
Feb
38c
Jan
62c
Jan
3.10
57c
5,400
3,050
3.00
2.85
3.00
8,178
9
8%
9
800
2,000
1.85
2.75
8%
14c
Apr
Apr
Mar
3.40
Gold
Lac
New
New
Jason
New
Kelore
Newlund
Apr
3.00 Mar
3.10
May
Apr
New
New
New
Taku
Nickel
Rim
Nipissing
Nor
Norbeau
Norgold
Mines
Normetal
Apr
North
Canadian
27% Mar
32
Jun
37c
May
67c
Apr
Star Oil
May
Jan
73c
16
Jan
19
Feb
Norvalie
15%
18
300
11%
Jan
18
Jun
Nudulama
Loblaw Groceterias A 1st pfd
B
1st preferred
preferred
footnotes,
30
30%
29%
30%
1,130
29%
Feb
30
31%
31%
32
1,600
30%
Apr
50
50
25
*
see page
44.
45% Mar
Jan
31% May
32%
50
3%c
9,908
27c
8c
16,500
30c
600
5%c
8,325
21c
23c
4,820
12c
3,200
11c 13 %c
149,477
500
9c
Mar
12c
Jan
6c
Apr
May
Mar
37c
Jan
5%c Mar
28c
Apr
8%c Jan
Apr
42c
4c
Jan
5%c May
21c
Mar
28c
8c
Mar
14%C
Apr
8c
Feb
15c
May
3%c Mar
5c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
3%c
3%c
7%c
7 %c
6,750
7c
Apr
14c
75c
84c
50,900
49c
Feb
7c
7%c
5%c
Jan
1.10 May
7%c Jan
8%c
8c
Jan
11c
May
Jan
30c
May
14,120
9c
9,500
21c 27%c
92,785
42c
46c
8,660
45c
47c
10%c
18%c Jan
47c May
43,675
36c
Jan
61c
4%c
2,000
3c
May
5c
4c
6,500
3c
May
5c
Jan
12c
1,500
11c
Mar
18c
Apr
12%
445
53c
68c
93,213
75c
80c
3,030
1.10
1.19
2,152
10
Apr
Jan
Jan
13
May
40c
Feb
98c
May
28c
Jan
1.15 May
74c
Jan
15c
3,000
12c
Apr
16c
46
47 J/4
40
Feb
48% May
35c
35c
38c
6,245
4,600
35c
4%c
4%c
4%C
1,000
3%c
2.95
2.95
3.05
4,477
Mar
Jan
1.55 May
Jan
50c
Jan
7c
Mar
15c
15c
17c
28,800
2.45 May
8c
Jan
5%c
6c
20,000
4%c
Feb
7c
8%c
8%c
8%c
500
7c
Jan
10c
2.30
2.30
2.38
2,500
1.50
Jan
2.70 Mar
75c
85c
800
Jan
1.10
23%
20%c May
27
Mar
Jan
Apr
23%
24
1.20
1.18
1.37
35,575
78c
Jan
38c
35c
40c
273,599
30c
Apr
53c
Jan
24 %C
24c
30c
4,500
20%c
Jan
34c
May
55c
50c
58c
II,900
40c
Feb
84c
May
63c
21c
Jan
84c
Mar
47
Jan
50
Mar
Jan
1.72
23%
Gas
I ~ •
common__HI*
Natural
65c
51
350
1.45
1.58
8,840
18%
18%
19%
1,884
13%
31
31%
80
25%
2,430
1.02
5%
8%
9%
5,529
5.50
6.00
2,195
2.20
20c
22c
27c
6,000
10%c
1
Ltd
Utilities
Jun
9%
50
Jan
Jan
32
Mar
9% May
6.50 May
30c
75
Jan
82
7%c
Jan
12c
May
10 %c May
16c
Jan
7c
Jan
66c
Mar
11%
Jan
80%
9%c
9%c
1,500
•
11c
11c
5,075
5%c
7c
8,000
5c
Mar
59c
61c
3,125
52c
Jan
10
1,676
9c 10%c
8,500
'
Mines
Apr
19% May
Feb
80%
100
80%
Jan
Jan
_1
preferred
Mines
Mar
1.72 May
'
45c
49%
50
Mines
Power
65
32c
3.25 May
May
Apr
Jan
Jun
3%c Mar
2.20
4,300
31c
Mar
H_HH_
Oils
Northwestern
41c
Mar
4%c
6c
1.54
preferred
Warrants
Northland
475
2c
4c
Jun
May
IIIH
Northspan class A warrants
59,650
1.75 May
I,000
2c
\
Rankin
55c
4,000
12c
85%
III
Goldcrest Mines Ltd
North
16%
3,420
12,500
13'A
1
Exploration
North
53c
3c
5c
4.00 May
Jan
Jan
15c
HZHII50
ZZZZ-*
Coldstream
Northgate
Telephone
770
141,000
2.00
4%C
1.35 Mar
10%
64
_25c
common
Preferred
North
Jan
32
1.81
346
H
Oils
Ontario
47c
2%c
2,190
28% May
6% Jan
53c
Warrants
Canada
30
1.90
34,256
86
ZZZ
Ltd
North
40c
•
3.35
7c
Feb
1.75 Mar
75c
Oils
Northern
31
1
Apr
27
12 %
~
Nickel
Northcal
16%
Gold
Apr
11c
12%
I
H
ZZZZ,
HH~
Mining Corp
54c
Mines.
Apr
17%
Jan
4c
'
Mines—i
Jan
1.70
18c
Jan
4c
46
Jun
12%
Jan
14%
12
HI
Quebec
10% May
Jun
1.11
Hill
Gold
Northern
1.40 May
37,350
45c
Mines
Acme
Northern
16,650
150
6%
42c
Noranda Mines
9
4.10
28 %
22c
Mines
Jan
26,770
8c
1.10
Jan
12c
Mining & Smelting
Nickel
3.00
1.53
Mar
Apr
1.29 May
34c
4c
Niagara Wire class B_
4.50 May
12%
15,300
Feb/
50c
2.40
II
Jan
1.47
565,067
83%
_
Mines
Apr
10%
1.10
44%
50c
23 %c Mar
75c
Senator Rouyn
3.20
1.49
4,600
8%c
Mining & Smelting—
New Mylamaque
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Newnorth Gold Mines
2.50
12%
198,468
26c
Jan
Feb
7%c
ZZZZZZZZZ"
100
*
5,206
1.22
May
75c
"I
Mines
1,727
1
60
58%
1.05
24 %C
28%
13c
Manitoba
16%
common
Jan
57%
,
10c
I"
~~
Mines
19 %c
47c
*
67
10
3%c
Mines
3
A
Jan
7% Mar
7%c
3.45
3.20 Mar
58
8,400
23c
ZZZZZZZ,
2.50
1,626
30
26,000
50
Mines
3.20
3.40
15% Mar
30c
Harricana
Hosco
Northern
3.25
75c
Feb
5%c
_
2.50
3.30
Jan
13%
10c
8c
Mines
New
50c
Mines
Industries
For
7% Mar
10
70c
1
American
Long
Jan
7% Mar
Apr
39% May
34% Feb
825
2.50
*
5%
Jan
65c
30c
Canada_I_H__
Norsyncomaque Mining
1,407
Feb
100
16%
"™~
Mines
Norpax
May
10
Loan
Goldvue
19c
55c
*
Silver
Delhi
New
9%c Jan
2.45
1
New
Jan
Jan
Feb
1,732
9c
Development
Apr
17%
7c
Apr
4.50 May
87c
Continental Oil of
Davies Petroleum
7c
2.50
15c
8%
Concord
New
New
12c
1,570
Feb
Apr
5%c May
13% Apr
5,750
12c
I
6,000
9
15c
Feb
•,
3.65
10
15%
IIII
24,043
6%
2.25
2.11
Jun
24c
71c
14
88c
4%C
II
Mines
Mar
24
9
6
Jan
,
•i'
14%
69c >
86
Mines
20c
38
2.10
9
_l
Mines
Lexindin
3.25
1
common
Mines
Gold
Jan
73c
1
Laura Secord Candy Shops
Laurentide Acceptance class
Leitch
13%
3.25
10
Lamaque Gold
Apr
Apr
Jan
10
23%
Apr
9c
7,618
37
May
5.40
10 3/4
38
3.80
Apr
10%
10
17c
Jan
Jan
103/4
1
Cement
1.50 May
35c
12 %c May
Jan
4%c Mar
10
Mines
11% May
2.20
930
6,000
*
Gas
Shore
Lambton
2,140
10
7%c
>-
Ontario
Luz
4.75
9%
10
Apr
4.35 May
Jan
6%c
"
,
12c
11% May
5%
10
*
Preferred
Lake
2,550
6%c
1
Ltd
Warrants
Osu
4.50
7%
1
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement common
A
7%
1
Labatt
Lake
73/8
Jan
*
Townsite
May
24c
1
Developments
8c
Apr
1
common
May
9% Apr
15c
1.95
Feb
23c
Jan
650
Jan
5c
Bidlamaque Gold
New
Mar
May
26c
3.40
41%
IIIIIIIIIIH
Alger
May
11,250
3.20
330
3.35
;
HI
Mines
New
90c
32c
3.20
42%
Jan
11% Mar
12
New
36
30c
15c
•
40c
35c
3,000
Gold
Dufault
Jan
10c
20c
Canada
Copper
Lakeland
8%
Jan
1.45
18c
Minerals
Lake
Jan
24c
4.65
of
Kirkland
Class
Mar
9%
10c
18c
Gold Mines
Kopan
7c
2.50
10c
*
-——
Kerr-Addison
Apr
24c
Warrants
Kilembe
Jan
4.00
1
Kelly Douglas class A
Kelvinator
6
5c
1
Petroleum
Pound
Kenville
Feb
11%
1.40
Oils
Mar
*
Mines
Mining
Jupiter
58c
26 % Mar
11c
9,000
16c
*
8c
Jan
7,545
8c
8c
22c
4,365
9
7c
10
.
Mines
Jumping
455
8ya
Warrants
Jowsey
18,300
35
15 %C
1
preferred
Joliet Quebec
Jonsmith
79c
10
common
Preferred
B
70c
15 %C
1
Mines
Jockey Club Ltd
Class
31,600
1
Lake
Jefferson
Jellicoe
30C
1
Explorations
Jaye
25c
34%
20c
42%
27% May
42% Jun
6
25
New
Jack
Jan
2(
HUH
New
1.65 May
2.70
Jan
25
Ill-
B
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
Feb
8% May
45c
555
16
common
preferred
Trust
45
28
27
1.00
Strifel
Jan
5,787
Jan
26%
1.13
Exploration
5%
8.732
Jan
24%
14c 16 %C
Drue & Chemical
National
60%
2.00
4c
470
9c
National
National
40%
463A
7,085
27
57%
Ltd—IIIII
Jan
283
45
3,500
6c
25c
80
5,937
1.90
12%
26%
Mines
6%
1
:
~
ZZZZ
Murray Mining Corp
73%
46
12%
Feb
2.55 Mar
49 c
7
1.95
3%c
16c
66% ■66%
Minerals
72 %
3,640
9,000
10
Wright Iron
47%
48%
2.50 May
,
5c
14
6%c
4c
Jan
2.05
69c
Jan
22% Mar
1.50
5,577
3,200
Trust
Mt
10,479
19c
common
Moore Corp common
73%
1
—
—
16,685
25
A
:
Mines.
Glass preferred
5%c
*
class
Mines
Copper
5c
Knitting
Porcupine
Montreal
Multi
2.30
3.10
42%
I_4
I
48%
*
Steel Pipe
Syndicate
5%c
Preferred
11
Apr
Jan
27
Locomotive Works
7
Apr
47c
12%
A
Montreal
6% May
17% Mar
36 %c
Apr
4c
~
class
4.70 May
May
Jan
32c
18c
im-
ZZ-Z
Corp
B
Moneta
28c
8,450
2.85
—
Mines
Monarch
Apr
1,100
%c,
"
6C
Metals
Brewery
Class
2?15
8c
33c
37
'
Corp
Ore
31c
—
3.Op
5
Credits
Line
Bldg
Interprovincial
Mines
4.15
36c
International
Iroquois
4.00
15
1.95
1
Eay
May
17
Molybdenum
Irish
5 %
36c
International
Investors
4.50 May
1.95
International
May
4.30
94%
>35
17
—1
63
Mining
1.20 May
26%
Mindamar
46
Apr
Jun
11
2.20
'j.
Brick-.
163A
115
Gas
Petroleums
Jan
69c
12c
35c
Industries
City
111
63/8
Warrants
Mill
15%
17
Preferred
Inspiration
Midwest
Milton
45'A
6%
*
Jun
May
115
10
common.
19%
25
45 %c
Jan
2.50
Jan
11%
Mining
16'A
—1
preferred
Gas
Apr
Jan
17c
11
13.5
Oil
45%
*
*
27
77% May
■34% Jan
1.60
Apr
11%
common
Preferred
21% May
119 % Apr
100
& Co
Natural
200
61%
A
Jan
4,708
59
—
66%
15c
Jan
May
28c
Mines-
Mentor
Meta
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
2.25
34
Apr
45
Jan
1.24 May
46c
8c
~~~~
~~
4.95
Jan
Jan
13c
6c
—
Mclntyre
11%
Jan
Jan
Jun
10c
Gas__
Jan
25
59
——
Inland Cement
2,103
6
Minerals
Ingersoll Machine class
2nd
6%c May
26
3.40
7.50
7.25
193/8
6
preferred
$4%
Little
2.17 May
5c
Jan
2.25
3.05 May
2.35
Jun
Mar
101
13c
n
__
McKenzie
35
Apr
1.62
18
14%
15
——
Consolidated
Apr
28%
6
Warrants
Levy
Feb
Jun
4c
10
12%
18
Ltd common—*
Accept Corp
Industrial
76%
23
preferred
Industrial
La
1.00
15%
28%
;
Jan
21%
J
Lake
25
5,300
10,692
16-
68c
—
ZZZZ
7.60
25
28
19 3/f
—T
Iso
24%
10,834
—
10
Imperial Flo Glaze..
*
Imperial Investment class A
*
;
f$1.40 preferred
i:—
25
$1.25 preferred
20
Imperial Life Assurance
—10
Imperial Oil
:
1
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Imperial
Iron
23% Mar
34
~~
Midcon
'■
Jan
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Jan
Jan
6%c
Grain
Mar
May
9c
3.25
28c
34
(L) preferred-
26
Mar
2.60 Mar
4%c
6%c
— —
Lake
Mayfair Oil
22 %
5c
Jan
May
May
Feb
6%c
common
Mines
McBrine
8c
28% May
13 %c
Feb
6,964
Ltd
Maybrun
Feb
3c
2.33
68c
preferred
Feb
May
8c
May
lie
2.26
H
I
1.19
34,700
24
2c
5c
25
Apr
2.01 May
"1,600
4c
1.02
preferred
5%%
22c'
24
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd commonIIIIII__
4%%
1,700
1.00
Maritime
4,382
4%c
4
5
May
13
3c
3,500
2.75
15%
Oils
14,500
4c
—
11c
4%c Max-
117
100
2,000
24
Mines
Marigold
17 %c
3c
1,500
'
6c"
2.65
I
Maralgo Mines
Marboy
13c
8c
28c
2.10
Gold
Jan
--
10
9%c
9c
28c
4c
—
Consolidated
Renfrew
Jan
19% May
5c
12c
1.02
Preferred
13c
2.20
/
Jan
114%
560
-i
Drilling
Hollinger
Holt
116
_—1
Mines
Dauch
&
Tower
11%
123/4
1
:—
4,260
12%
1
Iron..
Bell
Highland
18
11 %c
10c
1
Mines
Lakes
Headway
Heath
1
17%
116
12%
1
Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Head
:—100
*
—
17%
Mar
15%
Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling
Marcon
Hardee Farms common
Feb
4c
22c
Mines_IIIIII~II
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast Uranium
336
8.90
42c
HIII11
423A
5%c
58c
40c
Ltd
15%
5c
Jan
14,100
175,530
HZ
Riverlll
Powell
Majortrans
41%
8.60
Jan
2
Lake
42%
8.85
Apr
16c
34
Red
5%c
19
2.28
Apr
Madsen
1
Jan
Apr
705,205
6c
Apr
8%
5%c
47c
28 %
Jun
May
1.20
4,140
1.19
2.65
Cockshutt—
MacMillan Bloedel &
Jan
20
May
May
13,200
1.97
ZZZ
IIIIII
3.75 Mar
1
Feb
43c
I
—
pfd
15%
,
Harding Carpets
A
1.65
5c
Jan
1.03
11c
MacLeod
class
Feb
May
8 05
85c
1.85
28%
Explorations
Jan
3.00 Mar
6c
100
1.80
■
1.15
Apr
16%
.
Mines
4.40
2.70
16%
5%£
5c
2.75
2.75
*
—
16%
Goldfield
10
—
—
1.00
•„
Macassa
Jan
3.50
5,015
I
Lowney (W M) •
;
Lyndliurst
Mines '—
:
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
100
695
18%c:19 %c
44c
1,250
1,846
49 %
5%C
Mines
2,200
16
45% Mar
1.08
Uranium
5%
5.90
885
Warrants
Louvicourt
1.65
15
49%
Gas
3.30
5.50
48
1.00
5%
15
45 %
19c
1.40
16
42 %
Jan
"""
Apr
Jun
Jan
32
Long Island Petroleums
2.50 Mar
Jan
30
2,678
49%
H_5
Ltd—
Jan
65c
H
3.30
.
5.60
——_
Lake
77/a
6,508
2.20
—-—
Mining
Gwillim
13%
4.10 May
2,874
43 %
Minerals
(M)
Lorado
10 %c
14%/
Loeb
Long Point
Jan
Jan
Locana
High
41%
42 %
warrants
Jan
Jun
Mines
Lead
7%
Jan
*
*
Lines
Trust
Feb
1.09
—
>_
Wire
Gunnar
10c 10 %c
5%. Apr
6
10c
Gas
Gulch Mines
Gulf
50
10c
A____
Greyhound
Guaranty
200
6'A
Feb
45% May
6% Jan
400
warrants
Greening
6%
155
„
8,000
:
''
trust
Voting
Jan
22,325
Saddlery----"---^" -I5'
Winnipeg
Jan
43
-1
*R
Greater
121
249
Low
40%
43
1
Preferred—
Class A
High
41
i__—i
Jan
17c
50
class
Coal
1
315
Low
class A
Jan
3.40
Develop
West
Great
140
44%
.
Cos
Class B
21c
2.90
Gas common..:——1
warrants.—
Great
138%
Pa
Loblaw
24c
17 %c May
16c
Mar
16 %c
i--
Plains
4,000
17c
—--
preferred—
Warrants
Class B
38,500
May
-*
common.——
————
Great
19c
31c
Jan
3.35
new—
Lakes
$2.50
14 % May
18%c
1
Great
Great Northern
io%c
_5.
*
—
;
Warrants
17 %c
6%
10% Mar
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
High
*
Mines
Grandroy
2,230
50,100
6%
6'A
'
Granduc Mines
14
31c
44%
*
__
l'1—
Mining—
Granby
140
——50
class A
B
133/4
17c 17 %c
common....:*
h
Gordon Mackay
18 %c
1
preferred
Low
High
28 %c
1
:
—
Goodyear
13%
""
—1
—:
—,—
Goldray
4%
A
Low
43
Lake
Obaska
O'Brien
Ocean
Oka
Mines
Gold
Mines
Cement
Rare
Metals
Feb
Okalta
Oils
May
Oleary
Malartic
■
*
5%C
1
60c
•
10
9%
1
10c
90c
38 %c
38 %c
40c
•
14c
13c
14c
8% May
May
12c
May
4,250
30c
Jan
52c
May
12,100
11c
Feb
18c
Apr
7c
44
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Loan
&
Ontario
Steel
Products
36
1,075
18%
18%
150
20 y2
Feb
8.20
9,344
5.25
Jan
8.80 May
Taurcanis
1.65
3,400
1.50
Jan
1.78 May
Teck
Gold
1
5%c
5%c
13,000
5c
Apr
7%c Jan
1
25c
25c
1,000
21c
Jan
28c
8
25c
21%
3,435
1
31c
31c
32c
10,550
*
4.75
4.75
4.75
10
8%
common
8%
405
May
22% Apr
4.75 May
8% May
Mines
20%
20%
*
Wholesale
Jan
27c
Mar
37c
Jan
9 % May
12%
——1
Petroleum*
Porcupine
Parker
Drilling
of
p.-
1
Mines
Amalgamated Mines
Patino
til!'
Photo
113,185
32c
3c
4y2c
738,275
2%c May
76c
76c
1,750
12c
75,900
6c
Jan
12.309
17c
Jan
Toronto
14%c May
24c
1,833
9y2c
Feb
16c
May
Trans
Canada
9c
Feb
13 %c
Jun
Trans
Canada
8Va
Jan
13%
Apr
Transmountain
33
Feb
2
preferred
29%
30
150
62c
58c
62c
11,500
10c 10 %c
2,100
89c
89c
1
1
90c
29
Mar
41c
Jan
9c
500
20c
May
13c
Jan
1.58
Jan
May
75c
78c
4,400
52c
Jan
87c
9,500
33c
Feb
55c
Apr
15%
15%
15%
Jan
Union
•
52c
51c
52c
5,429
40c
Mar
68c
Jan
"1st
4c
4c
4c
4,500
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
2nd
13,400
34c
Jan
44c
May
Union
1
39c
56%
2.55
Premium
Iron
20c
President
Electric
•
38c
*
20(4
19%
40c
100
15
20%
2,117
47c
44 %c
47c
6,626
30c
35C
35c
37c
3,450
35c
53 %
56%
931
2.35
2.55
500
2.90
2.75
2.90
2,200
17c
17c
20c
44,900
Jan
14
50c
—1
Ore
1
Preston Mines Ltd
5.25
83c
91c
2.15
2.24
4c
1
4c
Jan
Jan
4.35
83c
Jan
May
6.35 Mar
Jan
Upper
Canada
29c
May
4c
Mar
160
2.10
Jan
1
Radiore
*
v
Rainville
—100
^^TTTirr^*
1
Mines——
Ltd—
—.—
Realm
11
Reef
*
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Athabasca
Roche
-it
i
Roe
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Can
Ltd
Oil
A
J
St
Salada
San
11
Sapphire
<■
Sarcee
v
Seven
'I:!
class
2,700
325
20c
19c
Hi
Sisco
Horsey
S
K
D
Slater
20c
15,900
17c
May
32c
Feb
9c
49,200
10c
100
16%
400
1.40
1.40
100
19c
17c
19c
8.65
8.90
1.13
19,587
5 (4 c
31 %c
12%
5%c
31c
12%
Jan
15c
1.73
22 %c
Jan
8,000
Mar
13c
Jan
32c
17,500
19 %c
Jan
44c
12%
Jun
14%
Feb
9c
Feb
13 %c
Jan
21c
Jan
9c
10c
9,600
13c
70,000
6c
6c
5c
liy2cMay
4,083
4c
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
86
8%
Apr
13 y4
13%
15.310
10%
APR
V2 c
4%c
1,000
4%c
Jun
74
73%
74%
8,955
10%
10%
11%
14,555
21%
21%
10%
11
1,460
11 %C 12 %c
9,700
21%
10%
11 %C
•
•
4
12
23%
12
23%
78c
12%
23%
72 %
6.05
100
20
14 % May
8c
Feb
77% Mar
11% May
Jan
22
Apr
8% Mar
12
May
Apr
24%c
Jan
10%
Jan
13%
Apr
581
18%
Jan
25
Stanley
Brock
class
I'
Stanrock
i1
Apr
"f,
I
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A__
Sterling Trusts
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
9,900
5c
Mar
7c
(H
Jan
Willroy
Wiltsey
Warrants
Petroleum
Switsoa- Industries
_
525
24
24
24
58%
58%
9.25
19% May
58% May
Jan
17c
Mar
3.65
21c
Jan
595
5.95 May
Jan
2.00
20%
V 10,635
Jan
85c
50
9.00
—
9.05
Jan
25
Apr
Apr
28% May
8.15 Apr
58% May
10c
14c
10% Jan
12c
1.40
1.37
1.44
22,071
1.10
Jan
1.63
7
7
7Vs
2,712
5%
Apr
8%
Jan
1.32
1.28
1.33
12,150
1.15
Feb
1.38
Feb
4%c
4%c
4%c
500
3c
Jan
5%c
43c
42%c
43c
1,225
35c
Jan
43
42%
43
12,086
30
Jan
45
May
93
5,500
91
Apr
93
Mar
17c
2,666
9%c
Il%cl3%c
;_1
17c
—
•
5
700
2.25
200
55
100
80c
__
5
2.25
55
*
82c
4,300
10
i.
8,050
;
—1
Mar
1.25
Apr
Apr
Feb
28%c Jan
Apr
5
Jan
Jun
7
Mar
2.00
Apr
39
Jan
58
May
70c
Feb
90c
Mar
2.40
Jan
1.60
1.65
1,720
1.30 Mar
1.85 May
*
6.50
6.50
6.60
4,930
49%
51
14,688
£.90 Jan
" 38% Jan
,U7.Q5 May
50%
__
51
Jun
74c
74c
500
May
1.12
Jan
—*
-
3.55
3.55
150
3.50 Mar
4.40
Apr
7%c
8c
6,Q00
3,300
6%c Jan
•
7%c
&
3.00
3.00
3c
3%c
22c
44,800
12c
13c
Gas
1.25
A—
1
6,552
95c
96c
1.02
8,081
'
5c
Apr
Feb
24c
May
12c
Jan
16c
Apr
1,
88c
Jan
60c
200
28c
Jan
75c
Mar
37
425
35
Feb
38%
Apr
3%c
5,000
2%c May
4%c
Jan
63c
Feb
—•
53c
50c
53c
4,010
41c
1.40
1.30
1.50
1,289
95c
Mar
•
9%
9%
10%
515
2.30
2.25
2.90
1,650
1.10
1.10
340
Petroleum.—
1
,
18c
>•
18%
18%
19%
21%
;
83c
50c
•
A
class
21%
22%
95
95 %
10
10"%
A
B
100
—
86c
May
22% May
90
May
96
May
10
Jun
12
May
50
106
Jan
6%
400
5
6%
Ltd
class
1.75
1.62
1.92
93,810
8%c
8%c
8%c
11,500
4%c
4'Ac
4'Ac
12c
1
_i
—1
12c
29%
550
5
19%
20
9.60
97c
7,892
Yale
1
14c
13c
16c
14,800
20c
3%c
9%cMar
1,835
Jan
2.14 May
Feb
23
1,295
90c
6
12c
Jan
6%c
4%c Mar
4,072
27%
107% Mar
Feb
8c
ro,>!
1
ll%c
27%
20% May
May
1.15
•
A
May
21
1
.
Jan
25c
247
6%
A
99c
Jan
3,883
1
class
Jun
12c
13,426
*
;
Industries
83c
1.50 May
.
18% May
107 107%
:
Feb
3.25 May
^
Jan
7,093
107
u
11%
Jan
1.10 Mar
14,000
J.00
Yukon
9%
1.70 Apr
25c
9,132
18c 18%c
83c
10%
-
1.18 Mar
Jan
—
new
„
Apr
60c
—♦
Stores
3.90
7%c
36%
36%
__
&
2.40 Mar
2%c Feb
—1
Inlet class
ll%cMar
/
3%c
—•
;
66c
7,000
20c
1
9.10
Lead
&
Yellowknife
Young
Zinc
Oil
Jan
13%cMay
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
4.75
90c
29% May
20% May
10% May
Jun
1.34
Jan
12%
14%
43.334
4c
18c
May
Apr
2,500
2%c Feb
6c
4%
4%
500
3%cMar
5%c
Jan
96c
94c
1.00
21,160
90c
1.15
Jan
1
40c
40c
42c
27,300
35c
1
—
Mines
Mines
Mines
May
Apr
68c
Jan
7c
May
_1
5c
5c
5c
9,216
3%c
•
2.50
2.45
2.55
5,300
2.00
1
18%c
17%c
19c
13,200
17c
Apr
21c
Feb
1
29c
27c
29c
13,250
21 %c
Jan
33c
Mar
Electric
Zenmac
3c
9%c Jan
1
:
Bear
(H G)
Zulapa
26
27%
29
381
39%
42
500
49 y8
49%
55
1.30
1.33
1,200
4.40
7%
6,954
28%
39%
16,016
26
Feb
Jan
Feb
2.60 May
30
Jan
42%
Apr
45%:
Apr
49%
Jun
87c
Feb
1.40 May
Jan
4.75 May
11%
1,220
10%
Jan
30
12 % Mar
29%
30
8,252
28 %
Jan
34% Mar
1.12
Jan
1.58 May
1.43
3.25
225
1.38
1.45
3.00
3.00
19% May
30%c
24c
250
36,163
20
19%
19%
50
19%
51
51
5
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
47c
3.15 May
Sale Price
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Corp
Canada
&
Canada
53
May
Canadian
21%
Jan
31
May
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
2,200
lie
11c
12c
13,200
11c
Apr
22c
9%C
11c
12,334
9c
Jan
13%c
Dalhousie
5%
5%
5%
2,905
15%
16
1,385
,27c
26c
31c
3.75
14
1,500
24c
Jan
6%
Apr
Jan
17%
44c
25
17,587
6%
29
28%
29%
2.290
25%
Jan
2,528
44
6,639
1,500
21 Va
2,491
>i' 0
International Paper
2.50
32%
31%
1
16%
5,418
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
6,000
5C
Feb
9c
Mar
40
39%
40
1,150
33
Jan
73%
40% May
Ogilvie
73
75
5,088
67%
Jan
80
May
Pend
Orielle
3.95
122,252
4.35 May
Price
Bros—
Feb
9
Jan
1.55 May
Jan
Loblaw
Inc
Maclaren
Class
class
A
2.50
B
Minnesota
5c
5,500
8.40
16,475
Jan
9.80 Mar
28
29
1,330
20
Jan
75
75%
273
50 y2
Jan
Flour
Ontario
Paper
20 %c
—
8c
9c
Jan
5c
Jan
1,900
15C
14c
15c
21,200
15%
15%
16 %
1,250
24%
24%
25
150
3.00
3.25
950
13%
13%
13%
1.75
1.75
1.85
2,600
25c
24c
25c
15,750
2,655
34c
Feb
9%c
Yukon
1.70
May
Feb
Mar
Feb
824
16%
2.3"5
13
22%
225
20
Jan
22% May
22%
22%
100
21
Feb
22%
Apr
33%
Jan
53
2.37
2.35
2.40
910
2.25
•
43%
41%
43%
1,351
40%
Jan
48% Mar
9%
9%
100
9%
9% May
* 51c
Apr
53c
2,700
*
Gold
Corp_
Feb
4.00
Apr
Feb
1
49c
Apr
Mar
2.55
65c
Feb
May
Feb
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
26
Jan
Apr
29
47
23
2.20 Mar
May
325
range).
d Deferred delivery
16%
17
333
Odd
25c
Apr
30%
No
Apr
30%
52%
Apr
1.60 Mar
35% May
32%
16
30%
17%
13% May
Jan
Apr
50%
*
1.75 Mar
22%
52
a
Jan
Apr
30%
Feb
May
19%
*
24c
22 %c
May
25
1
14% Mar
.
75
2.50
Consolidated
Apr
Jan
14c
May
Mines
Sangamo
Jan
Jan
5c
1.31
33,650
1.61
20c
common
__
1.58
21
22
29% May
76% May
12,600
__
2.50
&
'
3.60 May
4c
8.05
1.58
Mar
20%
5%c
8%c
45
21
5c
,
Jan
*
5c
6.90
Apr
41%
13%cMar
common
38c
22c 24 %c
Apr
43% May
37
66
35c
4c
Jan
Jan
20
Dupont Co
Feb
Jan
10
Linoleum
Jan
8%
29% May
16
150
:
44 %
30
70
36c
75%
42%
15%c 15%c
44
•
Feb
29%
20%
150
(
2,595
70
2,915
3.60
100
36%
20%
9
4c
42 %
36 %
19%
*
70
1.30
3.70
20
42%
37
20%
9
-•
19%
—
36 %
-•
Investments-
common
High
Jan
*
;
Jan. 1
Apr
Jan
Range Since
Low
•
1.20
8%
^
♦
1.25
25c
,
8
__
Oilcloth
Shares
39%
—
*
Dominion
for Week
High
7%
Paper
Glass
Range
of Prices
39%
Oil
Dominion
Dollars
8
,
General
Canadian
Sales
Low
.•
Dominion Sugar
19%
Feb
In
Week's
—5
Vinegars
18% May
29%
15%
Last
Par
50
Jan
Expressed
Friday
Feb
28%
•
Are
Jan
40c
Shown
STOCKS
19ya May
Jan
Mar
2.65 May
50
51
Mines—
31% Mar
11
19%
Metal
Mining
14% May
May
28% May
39% Jun
ll'/e
•
8,650
1.35
19%
Apr
500
5gc
5.70
1.35
91c
Jan
22c
Syvanlte Gold Mines—
5.20
5.60
52% May
11% May
_
Apr
9,712
•
70
9,658
9.10
4.80
39c
•
55
21c
•
5.00
*
—II"
ordinary!!
52%
55
Class A warrants
Feb
27c
•
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Woodward
Jan
36c
9*
15%
*
—
Coghlan
(J)
4.20
27c
1
24,455
*
Windfall
3.80
27c
,
19%
-1
Winchester Larder
Wood
4,350
37 y2 C
II
18%
1
—
Pass
2,100
1
Exploration
~
Superior Propane
IIIII
Superior Propane
preferred
~
White
10,687
4.15
on
18%
May
•
preferred
20c
19%
V
Cons Mines
M'i
$6
4.75
19%
~I
Apr
warrants
4.50
27%
•
9%
9%
49
Mar
1
preferred—
New
19c
13%
,
115
—
—
Decalta
4 % %
4.35
•4.35
__
)
r
30c
{
120
30
Copper
class
4.50
8.40
Sunburst
Supertest
New
Jan
-t
1,235
10%
_*
Petroleum
Surf
4.40
«
10%
52 %
h
Mines
(Geo)
17c
20c
10
52
10%
19 %c
—^
Oil
Weston
Zenith
~
10% May
2.82 Mar
Jan
52
Products--
Yukeno
ZIH.'
Feb
1.74
10"%
—
Western
May
~
Apr
*
,
class
Warrants
May
__
Sullivan
Westates
97
Rights -j-
4
Westburne
92c
~~
lie
1
Oil
Foods
Malartic
Apr
IIIII
Feb
common
Mines-
May
1.85 May
1
Stedman Bros
Steel of Canada
6%c
1
Trust
Canuck
■.
Starratt Nickel
'
Canadian
Jan
I
2,250
Warrants-,
69c
Uranium
7%c
12c
Yellorex
,
Stanwell Oil & Gas—
Feb
7%c
*
33%
aIIIIIIIH
!
12c
Petroleums
15
Feb
•
'
Feb
Wespac
10.333
~
7c
20c
Yankee
Jan
IIIIIIIl
IIIII
1,200
1/
52,200
Paving
8c
1
89c
50c
Wire
36c
8c
Nickel-
21% May
1.30
-IIIIIII*
Standard
Jan
Knapp Canada LtdMining
Jan
6.35
II"I
21c
♦
Jan
_50c
Ltd-
2,600
Lake
Western
14%cMay
1,300
14,455
Werner
Western
ll%cMay
14c
•
Petroleums
Westeel
15 % May
25c
Weedon
West
May
Mar
Feb
2.02
_50
Equipment:
Westfair
57c
25
\
Jan
9
_1
Waterous
Webb &
19%
_•
common
Wasamac
Wayne
40%cMar
14c
Mines-^
11%
2,295
Stafford
Standard
Amulet
73
Oils—
12,808
24c
Mines
65c
26,875
•
Grey
1,600
14
~~
&
11,487
6c
Spooner Mines & Oils
36,341
10%
;
80c
•
Union
Waite
86c
.
9,885
13%
50
Wainwright Products & Ref
66
preferred-—__I
I
23%
<
1.95
Walker G & W
83c
preferred
52c
23
12%
Apr
May
Mar
5
Industries
49%c
13
15
Jan
_1
i
19%
1.73
III—l
Ltd
50c
23%
2.50
5.40 May
1.95
———
Violamac
72
I
1,995
May
Jan
44
1
Mines
Victoria
85c
I-IIHIII-
14%
May
91
'
_1
Exploration
Power
19 y4
5c
commonl
A
13%
7c
51
Feb
.*
Ltd
19%
1.67
II_Iso
I_5o
class
14%
36%
62% May
51% May
/
•
;
B
4.75
Mines
3,420
Jan
_•
Mines;
78c
13y8
~~
Mines
4.40
Wright-Hargreaves
425
29%
5t
Jan
10c
5c
Hi
IV
Apr
Apr
9% May
Jan
1.70
A
Power
1_
Mfg class A
Class
1
Gold
Ltd
Vespar
7%c May
4.55
i
&
4.00
_•
Corp
Cons
Viceroy
50c
class
240
Debentures
May
465
11 %c
1
Foods
Jan
10% Mar
5%C
9c
Manufacturing
Southern
Jan
13%
12 %c
13%
4%c
Vandoo
West
Apr
19% May
Mar
7.40
Apr
1.90
Apr
Mar
1.35 May
21,250
8.90
3%c
13
74%
common
'"''>25
40
_1
,
Venezuelan
Ventures
May
1.60
16
13%
Southam
"I
May
1.18 May
17
165
Ltd
Somerville
»j!
99c
i
Dairies
Mines
29,750
Jan
8c
i
Standard
Simpsons
Jan
Jan
56c
1.60
_«
preferred
preferred
Silverwood
80c
13%
485
Gold-—
Miller
Silver
1.05
17 %c May
39,105
common
Silver
lilh
Jan
Apr
9%
A
Gordon
Iff
10%c
74c
6%
Gold
Sheep Creek
Silknit
9,700
81c
A
Sherritt
16c
Jan
83%
Gas
Shawinigan Water
B
12c
7%C
6%
common
_
Class
Jan
1.07
•
Freehold
A
45c
•
Corp
Hldgs
Class
21,600
15%
10
Arts
Class
62c
Jan
Jan
9%
Metal
Selkirk
56c
76c
10
Petroleum
Security
■
10
82%
Petroleums
Satellite
57c
Jan
10%
Mar
l
Cement
River
5c
1.05
25
Antonio
l,rand
Feb
9,000
Mar
ldc
May
5%c
15%
Warrants
-.'I)
8.45
10
y 5c
/
77c
1
Shiriff
Feb
6(4
Mining
Lawrence
12 %c
55
83 y2
Industries
Maurice
150
•
;
common
Lawrence
3,300
8.90
10%
Mar
100
Class
Preferred
St
9.10
ioy8
8.90
.ia%
44
•
common
Royal Bank of Canada
St
12,600
50o
Consol
Ryanor
13c
1
Ltd
■
Russell
12 %c
1
Paper
Royalite
443
1
preferred
Rowan
48
•
Rothmans of Pall Mall
i
47
1
Mines
Rolland
-ji'.
Mines
Uran
Petroleum
(A
1,279
47
•
Mines
Rocky
9% Mar
3.35 Mar.
1
Mfg 2nd preferred
Rockwin
•i.
May
Jan
Feb
1
Rupununi
Rix
83c
5%
1.05
1
Mines
Robertson
Jan
2,250
10,688
1
Chemical
Rexspar Minerals
Rio Algom
•
65c
75c
7%
2
Macdonald
Renabie
Apr
2.90
.•
Explorations
Reichhold
14c
7
*
n
Mining
Reeves
Feb
2.60
i
Rapid Grip Latten__
Rayrock Mines
h.
5%c
500
12c
1
Oil
Ranger
j
74c
5.25 Mar
7%
1
•
Mines
75c
10c
11 %c May
2.70
„
Uranium
91
40
58
Jun
92
5%c
4.50
Quebec
ife
Mar
common
Fortune
Apr
3c
4.50
Petroleum—T.
87
91
_1
„—
Oils
Steel
1
10c
New
United
United
Jan
10c
United
Feb
Jan
Quonto
Jan
11 "
—
Feb
Mar
A
L
Hill—
1.39
7c
1
Corps
2.48
ay2c
class
Jan
38
—
——
Preferred-
Jan
14c
Milk
37%
voting trust
class B—
Keno
16%
''25.0
4.00
A
preferred
Mining Corp
United
64% May
Jan
i 695
Mines
Canada
May
1.89
2,900
21%C
of
Feb
13
9,376
40
Jan
57%
-
51
United
24c
3,133
Quemont Mining
150
100
Class
Union
3.60 Mar
Jan
11,925
Quinte
7,923
16%
62%
1
9c
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
f.
63
16%
—
1
3c
Mines
61%
51%
Asbestos
24c
Gold
62%
61
Canso
3c
Queenston
—
50
United
8c
Preferred
1
50%
United
21c
Gas
:
61
Jan
1
Natural
:
51%
Apr
1
Warrants
31c
3.00 May
Quebec
Corp
Mar
43c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Develop
Feb
24c
preferred
Gas
Jan
800
Pipeline
Acceptance
5c
28%c28%c
—
preferred
Apr
9% May
Apr
58 %
Apr
2.20
2,500
Apr
59c
Jan
10c
25,402
1
Copper
.
22 %
May
2.05
23,150
2.17
Jan
May
50
1,300
89c
•
Purdex Minerals Ltd
5.40
*
Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Jan
63c
———
Exp Ltd
Pipeline
Shawkey
1
Mines
Jan
3c
85c
40
Oil
Ultra
1.08
5
6,000
Feb
48c
Feb
21,250
8,835
48c
9
5c
Jan
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—
Trinity Chibougamau
46c
*
Is
Triad
73c
66c "
8%
Jan
———
Oil
Mar
3%c
*
—
warrants
*
—1
■h
1957
May
85
33c
'
warrants
1
Gold
preferred
preferred
1956
Jan
78c
May
88c
%%
69
Jan
50
Transcontinental Resources
13
Mar
4
5%
Jan
81%
43c
•
5,048
11 %
Apr
Jan
57%
40
_•
7,500
12%
May
1,979
23,600
15,610
A
ioy2c 13 %c
13 %c
4.65
2.92
Jan
69
64c
—
12c
Prairie Oil Royalties
to /'
class
12c
15c
Jun
Feb
18c
65c
preferred——
Finance
Class B
Jan
1.69 May
"
61c
10;
12c
v
•if
Star
Traders
1.90
Feb
Apr
84%
9
__
Mar
4.50
Apr
1.30
57c
common
7,300
Jan
1.62
lie
63c
Bank
Works
2,180
Gas
Quebec Lithium
Iron
16c
*
Labrador
Dominion
Toronto
Jan
2.33
*
Gold
Ascot
May
8,320
May
68
__
_1
15%c
Development
Quebec
13c
21c
Toronto
9c
5,250
65c
65c
Mines
1.05
May
12c
Torbrit Silver
16c
Ponder. Oils
■
Apr
1
1
1
1.25
Powell
Prospectors
Mar
51c
2.20
b
C
72c
27
Jan
5,450
1.50
49%cMar
_•
1
3.35
Gas
Rouyn
Power Corp
May
21c
Placer
\l
23
1.68
1.42
Jan
3.00 May
10c
Ltd
300
Uranium
&
8,965
50c
Tombill Mines
350
Engravers
Oil
24%
45c
9.30 May
:
3.85
Mines
Crow
24
49c
ii"
Vf Y
Jan
Petroleums
1.63
12%c 13%c
73c
1
1
4.50
& Mines
&
Ore
Place
5.85
Tidal
8,270
25%
84 %
_•
—
4.30
common
Oil
&
Oil
Oil
Petrol
520
Apr
Jan
63c
High
Apr
1.50
68
Thompson Lundmark
Thorncliffe Park
?1%
537
__
100
;
,
Low
260
3.00
58c-
12%c
common—
3.85
common
Gold
Pickle
4
Ltd
2.25
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pitch
■'!!
Canada
Preferred—
4.40
Pipeline
Penmans
f
if I
Texaco
High
22%
1.65
1
2.30
Consol
Permo Gas
m!
1
1
Ltd—
Exploration
Perron
8.20
13%
Monday, June 5, 1961
2.55
61c
.1
2
*
Exploration
Peruvian
■*
Hughes Gold
Gold
Pembina
(!>'
Jan
.
21%
__
1
:
common
Peerless
it•
/
1
—
Canada
Paymaster
<h'f
•*
vtc
3.40
Consolidated
PCE
9.90
76c
200
Paramaque
Pato
11,849
24 %
—•
Tubes
Ltd
Pamour
■i'
12%
4%C
Hersey
Pardee
12 %
8.10
Pacific
it
,
Mines
21%
*
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
Apr
6.00
Low
•
—
Tiara Mines
Rights
■f
common
Indus
1.56
Preferred
>*'■
h:
a
Tamblyn
Tancord
7.60
Lake
Pamoil
■a
Par
May
1.59
Copper
Overland
Page
<.
40
Mines
Osisko
'it''.
f
Jan
Apr
7.75
Oshawa
■»;
i
29
17%
1
Ormsby
■i
34%
1
Orenada
I
common
.
(Range for Week Ended June 2)
High
Mines
Opemiska
Orchan
|i
36
183A
10
•
Debenture
Ontario
Low
High
.
par
in
e
value.
sale
■
(not
Cash
-
*
t
included
sale
in
(not
year's
wd When
included
wi When
1
,
price.
sale
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
year's range),
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat
r
lot
in
year's range)
unlisted
issued.
x Ex-dlvldend.
y
(not included
to
delivered,
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading privileges,
Volume
Number
193
6061
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2473)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
Association
bid
asked
and
Securities
of
quotations
obtained
are
Par
_10c
Acoustica Associates
Aerovox Corp
Air Products
Bid
20/4
1
11
12 ¥4
__1
__
Alico
Inc
Development
Fisher
19%
7%
8%
1
27Va
31%
Florida
1
37l/2
407a
Foote
1
26
29%
American Biltrite Rubber oo_HJO
American Cement
Corp
1
5
21
—
Air
Filter
American
Co—
Pubiic
Pantasote
Bayles
___l
9%
10%
Gas
38 ¥4
40%
34 Va
36 ¥4
General Merchandise
17
41 ¥2
44%
4
Belco
Bemis
54 ¥4
51
17V4
55'A
58%
34V4
24'/2
lGVa
17 ¥4
10
10 V4
11
9%
__1
v
23 V2
14"/4
iu
1
62¥2
66 ¥2
-1
1
24%
8
8%
Markets
20%
High
Inc______5
14%
15%
Boston Capital Corp
Botany Industries Inc
__1
25
27
1
9
9%
commo:L___<l
20
21%
19 ¥2
21%
preferred—125
Brown & Sharpe
Mfg Co
(Charles) Co Inc
Holiday
Houston
of
Oil
&
Indianapolis
Water
49 ¥2
,,-52¥2
25%
27%
Internat'l
35—
37 ¥4
International
17
18%
Interstate
Calif
Water
&
Service
,.
Co_25
.Telep Co____l2¥2
Inc
_1
Canadian Delhi
Oil Ltd
20
Information
10c
4 ¥4
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
I6V1
33 ¥2
36%
68
Cannon
Ceco
Mills
__1
—
class
B
Central
111
10
Central
Elec
&
Indiana
Central
Gas
__10
Co
Gas Co
5
Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central Maine Power Co
Central
VT
Public
Interstate
30%
Vending
Investors
4%
26 ¥4
Common
cl A__33¥aC
com
class B
33¥3C
.
Coastal
States
89
2V2V
Inc
5%
16%
92%
18
19%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co—_5
40¥4
Colorado
23Ve
Milling &
Colorado
Oil
&
Co___l
Elev
Gas
com_3
Corp
$1.25 conv. preferredCommonwealth
Connecticut
25
Gas Corp__
25
¥4
¥2
14%
..
1
15
21¥b
22%
8¥s
Co..*"29¥2
Light, & Power
.43 ¥4
Co
Co
Co..
Corp
Corp
9
Kennametal
Inc
Ketchum
Co
Portland
Koehring.
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
14 Vb
Lone
Star
Long
Company
5
,1%
—
Co
:
"Cummins Engine Co Inc
9
15%
Lucky
20%
22%
26%
29 Va
Madison
Steel
$1.25
Dorsett
Duffy-Mott Co
Dun
Dura
El
Paso
—
22%
24%
24%
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
36¥2
39
Cleveland
23
25vb
*
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
20
Michigan Gas
51 ¥2
55
Microdot
Technical
Oil
19 ¥a
15%
17
45¥2
48%
89
94
Missile
2
Co
1
Systems
13 Va
Co
25%
27¥2
First
Natl
25
27 ¥4
First
29¥2
32
—2 ¥2
56
60 ¥2
14¥2
15%
21
National
Gas
National
Homes Corp A
23%
84
88%
—1
16 ¥s
32%,
17%
Nicholson
35%
North American Coal
13%
North
Corp
Federal
Natl
Financial
F^dpration
Inc
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc..:
Weyerhaeuser
273/4
793/4
_7.50
93/4
Whiting
35 ¥2
373/4
5
n
12 ¥4
4
11
Corp
30
34%
Wilcox-Gay
75%
79 ¥t
Wilcox
18%
40%
Co
Corp
Electric
Co
3
63/a
Wood
Conversion Co
.__
—
10 ¥4
11%
24%
80%
60
65 ¥2
43 ¥2
359
Co
6%
Par
47 ¥4
14 Va
15 ¥4
Co—
5
22%
Northeastern
Water Co
$4 pfd_*
16
17 ¥4
Northwest Natural Gas
_9¥2
72¥2
76%
Northwestern
90
96
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Serv
Co_
6 ¥8
Bid
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bkiyn).lO
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust
376
73/4
5%
Companies
Ask
61%
41 ¥8
76
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yellow Transit
Freight Lines__l
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
Co.
Ask
45 3%
48 Va
60 ¥2
39
42
42'/2
46 Va
73 3/4
76¥2
5
31 ¥s
33 '/a
5
(Philadelphia)
56
29
154
10
Long
Island Trust Co
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
Manufacturers & Traders
Passaic
(Jersey
Bank
&
City
Trust
New
Co
Bank
(N
Y)_
&
of L I
45 Va
62
66 ¥2
320
Bank
(Union
Industrial
Bk of Com
79%
Industrial
National
Providence
Industrial
R
Trust
New
Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co
H
Northern Trust Co
345
37 ¥4
40 Vb
42 ¥2
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Bost—12 ¥2
Natl State Bank of
Newark_12¥2
144
42 ¥4
J)
45%
(Chicago)_20
(Hackensack
N
(N
64%
76
,
493/4
52%
343/4
37
147
157
5
22 3%
54'%
57%
40
42%
48 ¥4
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
150
613/4
44
49 ¥2
&
Trust
Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
52
56
Rockland
82
863/4
76
80%
20
893/4
93 '/a
10
—20
Co_10
10
Y)—10
Nat'l
(Suffern
N
Bank
Louis
673/4
733%
77%
159
27»/2
30%
74 3%
78'/4
5
293%
34¥s
10
54
58¥2
(Wash)__20
66
69 3/2
36
39%
5
Canada
Trust
Natl
Bk
Bank
First
64
10
Y)
of
Union
Security
24%
Bank—
of
Natl
Co
Phila
10
Bank
12¥2
78 3/4
82
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
26 3/2
28 3/4
73
78%
State
38 ¥2
40%
63
67¥2
36
40%
(Los
Angeles)
58 3%
613/4
34
363/i
443%
473/4
Trade Bank & Tr Co
67'A
Trust Co of New Jersey
Union Bank of Commerce
x64
52 3/a
97
55
103
St
B
&
T
(Boston)
York)
10
25
(N Y)__ 10
(Cleveland)
2%
10
48 3/4
51%
Union
27'/4
United States Tr Co (Boston) _10
183/4
20 3/a
United
50
54»/2
473/2
50%
Trust Co of
Maryland_10
103/4
113/4
62
66 3/2
53
57
38
44
(N Y)___20
122
128
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
60
States Trsut
Wachovia
10
(Phila)
(New
25
of
I
Co
72 3/4
10
'
58 ¥4
City)—8
Bank
843/2
61 3/4
.
20
J)
43
Bk__15
York
Tr
801/4
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Y__5
N
Exch
New
14%
48 V4
138
(N
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
Tr
27%
Banking Co
83 '/*
10
County National Bk
!
National Newark & Essex
Banking
Hudson
44 ¥2
57¥2
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)
7.50
18%
20
Louis
Hartford
25%
52
54 ¥2
17 ¥2
1st
Hudson
1
44%
51
Natl
6%
3
41
Second
28>/4
30%
58
8
Seattle
22 ¥2
'
38
533%
(Cleve)
St
(Chic)
75
35 3/2
National City Bank
35 Vb
34 ¥4
13%
36%
National Bank of Wiestchester_5
58
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
Go
73 y4
34
403/s
32 >/2
Hanover
Natl
130 ¥2
693%
10
County)
54)/2
Franklin
28¥2
381
(Fairfield
10
Girard
of
1273/2
10
Detroit
City)_5
16 ¥2
Bk
of
Royal State Bk of New York
:
Corn
25
York
Bank
49%
37
25
of St.
30%
164
45'%
National Bank & Trust Co
127
360
Louis) __12.50
Royal
5%
•
118
(St
893/4
16 ¥4
Natl
New
Tr
Y
N
633/4
(Philadelphia)_10
Bank
of
County
59 ¥2
26'/4
'
67 ¥2
of
Rochelle
Trust
Nassau
80 va
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
79n/8
63 ¥2
(Buffalo)
853/4
County
First Natl Bank
77
76 ¥4
Trust
85 ¥2
20 ¥2
•
1
Natural Gas_2.50
Pub
38 ¥2
22 ¥4
Wurlitzer
21 ¥4
583/4
39 ¥2
5
68
19 ¥2
__
93/4
37 ¥e
10
63 ¥2
66
12
83/4
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
Witco Chemical
5
55
23
32 ¥4
8
20%
For footnotes, see preceding, page.
31 ¥2
75 ¥2
82 ¥4
15
50c
1
—1
29
153%
1
Publishing Co Inc
10
14%
5
com_50c
common
2.50
—*
Mortgage Assn.lP"
12%
143/8
16 %
26 ¥4
79
-
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc__
11 ¥2
27 ''/a
1
Western Power & Gas
Western
lo
Dallas
Pennsylvania
——_1
Gas
Bank
15 ¥4
Company_____l
49%
Farrington Mfg Co
10 y4
223/4
35 Ya
26 ¥a
6¥4
of
12
Mohawk
North Penn
Bank
14 ¥s
5
Narragansett Capital
File Co
Natl
National
Nalco Chemical Co
Carolina
First
Natl
14 ¥8
12 ¥a
9 ¥4
20%
.*15%
'32 ¥2
1
Telephone
60 ¥4
Natl Bk (Baltimore)
10
First Natl Bank of Boston__12¥2
First National Bank of Chi
20
1
37 ¥2
__10c(,
&
10
(Atlanta)
First
19¥b
New
Bank
First
52 ¥2
Oil
Natl
18%
12%
&
First
40%
_1
Co
21 ¥2
10
(Camden N J)
5
Shipping Co
Barge Line Co
35
Forms——2.50
8%
$
1714
B
Co
17
10c
45%
Co..
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
37%
1
Corp
48
Class
Trust
First
Inc
Rubber
r-
23
17%
7 ¥2
common
Laboratories
7 ¥2
Co
2l¥»
1
_1
Devel_-
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
16%
29%
'
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
37
1
Cap.l
15¥2
27
♦
Pipeline Co
Capital Corp—
Utilities
Erie Resistor
-
Midland
Missouri
Oil Co____.
State
Business
Equitv
5
Mid-American
Midwest
Mississippi Valley Gas
Corp
Co
*
43
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
Utilities
Inc
31%
International
___5
Fidelity-Phila
34 ¥4
2
York)
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)______50
21%
Miller Mfg
1
—,—1
New
22%
29¥2
Capital
30%
(Chicago)
33¥3
County Trust Co (White Plains
45%
39¥2
Corp
43
Co
21 ¥4
1
Flectronics
39 ¥2
Co
(Texas)—.*
Electronics
5
Eng
5
41
Miss Valley
Electrolux
4%
55%
Co_12¥2
1
Mississippi
Investors
3%
52 ¥4
Tr
Bank
5
19%
Inc
28¥4
lc
Publishing
45%
Laboratory Inc_,
45%
26¥4
.—2 ¥2
,
Metromedia Inc
18¥4
Inc
42
3
&
Meredith
28 ¥4
2
Corp
Trust Co
50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)__10
90%
43¥4
Electro-Voice
Co_—16
1
22 ¥2
26
Lt
363%
22 %,nlx. ,24%
*
5
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
National
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y) 10
Class A
34 ¥4
r
383/4
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
20
Miles
Western
333/8
36
10
Manufacturing Co_*
Westcoast Transmission
26 ¥4
ju
..
6%
24%
Mellon Nat Bk & T Co (Pgh)_25
28
6%
Point
6¥b
1
Mercantile
1
17
Corp
West Coast Telephone Co
53
Chase Manhattan
Marchants Fast Motor Lines—1
56 ¥4
Financial
58¥4
5%
Melpar Inc
5¥2
Wesco
54%
17 ¥4
4%
37%
15%
293/k
49 ¥2
16
50%
52%
323/4
27 ¥*
Co
42
Trust Co (Phila)
10
Camden Trust Co (N J)
5
Central Natl Bank of
Cleve__16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila..10
34%
1
33
30 ¥2
Gas
58 ¥2
15
46
2
35 ¥a
Ho
Natural
39
59 ¥4
23¥4
Corp
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine &
_-lt
1
58 ¥2
323/4
30 ¥2
55
55%
28 ¥2
41
55 ¥2
1
5
79J/4
St
26 ¥4
44
29 ya
75
Broad
'23%
40%
27
27
16%c
55 ¥2
15 ¥2
30%
25
l
Co
31 ¥2
17
28 ¥2
1
50c
623/8
21 ¥2
•81 ¥4
26 ¥2
29%
Electronics
37
15/4
53 ¥4
59 ¥2
Virginia
Industries
76¥2
14 Va
493/4
24 ¥4
52 ¥4
37%
55 ¥2
50c
Z__5
Corp
Swasey Co_.
Brothers
West
-•<"46 y8
8%
60 ¥2
52
27¥2
1
Electric
&
18%
273/4
37
56 ¥2
5
10
of
McLean
1
Corp
Company
Bank
Maxson
1
Iron
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
10
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis—20
17%
9 ¥2
29%
.
&
13 ¥e
16¥a
8%
17 ¥e
343/4
34"%
1¥4
Inc
50c
Fipc.ro-Sci°nce
Ennis
Gas
7 ¥4
26
24Va
50c
Ludlow Corp
Lytton Financial Corp
Utilities Associates—10
Electrada
100
16 V4
-25c
Co
York
15
—2 ¥2
Electric
New
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Dynamics Corp of America—
porv-omics
(Newark).25
of
32 ¥2
5
Corporation
Eastern
Bank
6¥4
Commerce
;:29¥2
1
$1 preference
Eastern Industries
Francisco)
of
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
—_5
—
Duriron Co
(San
Bank
Mattel
86
2 7 ¥2
43, u
»
,
10 ¥4
_1
19%
America N T & S A
34%
1
Inc.
of
Natl
—
Bush
10
Bank
Bank
9%
21
Bid
Bank—10
Connecticut
—_5
Bradstreet Inc
&
Dunham
Par
National
39%
&
Bank and Trust
Baltimore
—*
Inc
_:
5
Connecticut
Sons Co
Company
non-voting
1
Labs_
Elecs
Drackett
Common
13 Va.
—1
19
17%.
Inc—-
36¥a
5
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\
20
22%
Bridge Co
pfd
Screw Co
Stanley Home Products
11 ¥2
common
iR
Register
Standard
33%
Corp_5
Co——
conV
Standard
50
20%
Inc
Donnelley
Steamship___2
1
1
Corp_
Dictaphone Corp _—____;
Inc
&
Bk (NY) 12¥2
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_l2
32
Diversa
Fruit
10
Citizens & Southern National
Machines—10c
Diebold
Stand
II
1
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
Arts
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
27 ¥4
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
Chemical
1
73%
Marlin-Rockwell
Di-Noc
Co
45%
13%
Finance
Oil
69¥2
14¥b
Dial
2%
_2¥2
42%
12
Internat
1
25'/4
13
Detroit
CoI_Zl
1
65
Oil
Spur
13%
36
103/4
6%
12
1
1
Co
Detroit & Canada Tunhel
1
cl B__5
com
Co
——5
Delhi-Taylor
Co
Sprague Electric Co
93/4
32 ¥4
1
Danly Machine Specialties—___5
Business
25
Southwest Gas
Producing Co___l
Southwestern Elec Service Co__l
Southwestern Investors
1
Southwestern States Tel
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
30%
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros
Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A__10c
19%
ul
Eng Tel Co—;
Gas
4%
45%
28
Construction & Mining__2
Wash
62 ¥2
5
Nevada Power Co_
Union
3%
423/4
50c
22
lc
Co___
69%
Dashew
43%
13%
Darling (L Ai
■
37%
34
_1
(Hugh W) & Co Inc
Stores Inc
8%
12 Va
41 ¥4
Laguna Neguel Corp units
25%
14 ¥4
17%
58
"5
Southern
25
3
Laboratory for Electronics
12%
1
34"%
11 ¥4
A__*
ci
Cement
23 ¥2
_8
Paper
New
22
23%
12 ¥2
Warren
32 ¥1
2
Corp
Southern
14%
20
Corp__l
Warner
273/4
30
*
23 ¥4
9
Co
Blower
& Cable Co
29%
101
25 ¥2
7 ¥2
Southern
13 ¥2
Zl
50c
5
Keystone Custodian Fds
Keystone
31 ¥4
106
Skil
1
Co
586
32 ¥4
1
1
11 ¥2
Simplex Wire
Power
39%
21 ¥4
10
Inc
Co
36 ¥2
550
_10
Utilities
Pacific
¥2
25%
33 ¥4
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
Walter
(Jim)
80%
3
1
Crouse-Hinds
20%
75
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Cook COffee
Cross
*
18¥2
Gas-5
Lau
Ridge Prop pfd
Systems Inc
12%
1
Natural
12%
Craig
49'A
2c
99
'Coral
58 ¥2
46
*
_',
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Control Data Corp
50c
—1
54
5
Lanolin Plus
Company
295
11 ¥2
Co
9%
Co___
10%
__1
Co
26 ¥4
Electric
22 ¥2
9%
1
9
Cook
20%
*
24
/
62 ¥2
35%
1
Supply.:
..2.50
Rock
58
33¥4
Inc—
Products—5
Consol Freightways
Consolidated
I
*
36¥a
Kentucky
Sierra
96 ¥2
7V8
34¥s
Kansas-Nebraska
Seismograph Service Corp
4 ¥2
33
27%
2
6%
Utilities Co_.
Corp
*
14%
15
Kalvar
■<'
I
& Co
6 ¥4
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
2 6 ¥2
15 ¥2
Product—.1
Gas
Stores
2 8 ¥2
4%
Corp™—.——1
Corporation
lc
1 Colonial
'
(G D)
5
4
3¥b
30 ¥2
5 ¥2
24%
Service
5
18 3£
_i
Foreman & Co
Searle
94
30
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
363/4
-5
Co
13¥2
23 ¥4
Steel
Fetzer
16%
1
5
Johnson
&
61 ¥4
States Leasing Corp
1
States Servaterla
Corp.l
Vance Sanders &
513/a
33
1
Public Service Co
Jessop
6%
Bantam Co
Scholz Homes Inc
Scott
21 ¥»
IHZl
Hil l
Inc
Valley Mould
7 ¥4
48
<■
Utah
83/4
6%
l
50c
43 ¥2
24
Clinton Engines
Clute
13%
6¥s
40%
;_i
__*
South Snore Oil & Dev
Co_I_10c
Southern Calif Water Co
Inc
Corp
Service
Water
1
<
38%
19 ¥2
573/4
17
8¥b
Petroleum
Associates Inc
30%
Iowa
Jamaica
15 ¥2
Jacinto
28V2
35%
Jervis
1
20c
Reid
Corp
36
States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc.l
United
Utilities Inc
5
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Z9
343/8
Manufacturing Co__2¥2
10
32
Itek
32
38 ¥4
23
Corp
62 ¥2
93/4
343/8
35 ¥2
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
Power__5
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
l
United States Chem Mil
57 ¥2
Sorg
1
31%
57
53 ¥2
28
common
3 4 ¥4
*
~1
26%
278
2 3 ¥4
Citizens Util Co
7%
1
21%
33
25c
55 ¥2
34%
Iowa Southern
30 ¥2
A
51
13 ¥b
33%
12 ¥2
6 ¥4
32
29
Cetron Electronic
Corp
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument-—1
15%
89 ¥4
11 ¥2
32%
Corp__6
14%
85%
1
_10
Serv
29%
27
Ionics Inc
19VB
31 ¥2
4%
5
_10
Telephone Co
Central
73%
17%
28 ¥4
1
Textbook
Securities
■55
26¥4
United
Schield
8¥4
Bakeries
Diver
United
Sawhill Tubular Prod
Inc
Scantlin Electronics
35%s
of Wash
Recreation
Class A
United
43 ¥4
Inc..3 ¥2
*
Systems
International Bank
Interstate
51
7%
414
1
Co
4¥a
Steel Products Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
22 ¥2
Scoct
Water
28 ¥2
__25
com
5
12 %
33¥»
Corp
1
Interstate Engineering Corp
*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
17%
Cannon Electric
■
12
1
Inc
Indiana Gas
Water
42
40 ¥4
Sanders
48¥4
__1
Mills
Oregon Power Co—20
39 ¥4
20%
3
San
22
Corp—
51%
California
44
1
27 ¥4
43%
2
12 ¥2
Sabre-Pinon
4 ¥4
1
Husky Oil Co
40
53
Rose Marie
10%
.*
.
Material
40%
California
Tel—_—5
Corp
34%
Interstate
30 ¥s
49 ¥2
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (HH) Co
20 ¥4
1
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co—.
Head
36%
27%
Roadway Express class
199
3 ¥2
2 ¥2
Field
California
9%
America___2.25
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Class A common
Indian
33%
-
'
•
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp_
Transval Elec
1
Rice Mills
Corp
Trans-World Financial
g
A
64 ¥2
183
1
8 ¥2
803/4
25c
Purina
32 %
24
60
7%
76 ¥2
Company
Ralston
River Brand
30 ¥4
49 ¥2
1
'I Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
<
127
35%
1
24 ¥2
Beryllium Co_.
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co__
*
Byllesby (H M\ & ,Cq.
___10c
523/4
Tracerlab
1
'
'
31%
1
Towmotor Corp
33 y4
11
48 ¥2
Brush
243A
Riley Stoker Corp.
1
38
3
22 ¥4
40%
1
31 ¥2
110
5
Purolator Products
Radiation Inc class
1
90
5
New
20%
9
1
Hi
Time Inc
Hamp
of
128
A
Fearless
Houston
11%
of New Mexico
128
Corp
Houston
10%
14 ¥2
Co
Rockwell
Houston Natural Gas
10c
Inc
13 ¥2
38
Engineering
class
Serv
120
5
Inns
Hoover Co
25 ¥b
Tokheim
120
Hilton Credit Corp
*/B
46%
23 ¥4
1
1
Inc..
32%
41%
Cameo
Co
&
Heublein Inc
Voltage
25 %
23 ¥2
119
44
5
Petroleum—
1
Co
Brace
19
38%
Bruning
Mining
30 ¥4
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
__1
$1.20
*
Electric
America
_10
Harvey Aluminum Inc..
Hathaway Instruments Inc
9 ¥4
Products
Inc
Co class A com_10
common
Harcourt
56 ¥4
Inc
(M A)
Hidden Splendor Mining
Co 6% preferred
8 ¥2
Bowser
98
77%
52%
Bowman
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
Purex Corp Ltd.
.28
93
73
10%
Thomas <fe Betts Co
~ *
Thompson (H I) Fibre GlassZI*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
•
66 ¥2
26
5
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
*
39%
62
of
Producing Properties
common-*
25%
.__1
37
1
Controls
1
X
50c
Co___7¥2
Pub Serv Co
193
Genl
Co
23%
19 ¥2
14%
Inc
16%
27 ¥4
1
Books
15
1
Hathaway
Pocket
1
23 ¥4
Corp
13%
Texas
12%
22
Thermo King
Corp
2
Pub
ic"v<
Billups Western Pet Co
12%
'8 3/8
29
8 ¥4
11
12%
Plymouth Rubber Co
34%
1
Beryllium
8%
21 ¥b
7%
•7 ¥2
Industries Inc
Thermo-O-Disc Inc
32
25 ¥4
25
7%
19%
Inc__
30%
1
1
Bag Co
Beneficial Corp
Berkey Photo Inc
Pioneer
Pubco
1
Bros
Pickering Lumber Corp
32 %
58 ¥2
1
Co
Corp—
21 ¥2
55
Hanna
10%
9%
10
19 y2
iso
Class B
26%
22
1
Inc
25
1
Inc
15 ¥b
1
Hanna
103 ¥2
98 ¥2
Permanente Cement
Potash
Hamilton Cosco
28
26
43
Television Shares
Mgt
lc
Texas Butadiene &
Chemical—1
Texas Eastern Transmis
Corp__7
Portland
&
19%
27 ¥2
1
201
40%
14 ¥b
19 Vb
new
191
173/4
25 ¥4
x._3%
Co—*.
*
"21
37 ¥2
1
Gas
•
5
1
Natural
38%
43
ZZ Zl
Pepsi-Cola
Bottlers
¥4
>19'
~i
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187/a
1
Inc_
j
_
Telecomputing Corp
26%
Co
|
21 ¥2
General
28%
40
19%
17 ¥2
Xerox
36
Pendleton Tool
Industry
24%
Hallicrafters
263/4
Techno
*
Haloid
Broadcasting Co
Fund
11 ¥4
50%
7%
\
~
34 Vt
5
Hagan Chemicals
25%
xO
103/a
46
ZZ*
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
63/4
39%
II* 1
31 ¥2
_1
Inc
6
36 ¥2
63/4
1
5
Growth Capital
Gulf Interstate
¥2
on
1
Taft
6
34%
1
_l
Grolier Inc
26%
2.50
Berkshire
7%
Co
Green Mountain Power Corp
Grinnell Corp
36%
;_5
A
Glickman Corp class A___
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
18%
1
Manufacturing
173/4
7%
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Swingline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
18 ¥2
¥4
32
%
Stubnitz Greene
30 ¥4
2.50
Glasspar Company-class
5
Amer
Co
13
5
Prod
Petroleum
16 ¥2
43/4
39¥2
10
41%
3
Co_;
Co
33 ¥2
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif__l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
2
Ginn & Company
1
1
Co__
*
,
11%,
3 Vi
Co
Co
38 V2
1
Co
(A J)
Behlen
5
Hannifin Corp
Pauley Petroleum Inc
_
of
12
Parker
Gas Co
Mfg
22 ¥4
22
14%
Products
Bates
483/8
20 ¥2
20 ¥4
10 ¥2
90c
Light Co
Packaging Corp of America
34%
Retailers
Tools
45%
5
1
Franklin Corp
__5
5
Strong Cobb Arner IncIIIIII_1
Struthers Wells Corp
_2
11
Ask
xl 7%
_1 25
16%
4
10
Robinson Co
36 ¥b
Spring. Corp____.
Oil
6 ¥2
15%
1
&
13 ¥2
Automatic
Atomics
Power
32
Associated
Oil &
Mercury Electronics
Pacific
1
—
Baird
Gamble
Pacific
1
Corp
Assembly Prod Inc.—
Baker
Pacific
8%
10
Garlock
-7.50
Construction
Aztec
20Va
8
9¥b
Futterman Corp class A
Gas
Avon
18%
A_5
51 ¥a
Arkansas
Avery Adhesive
cl
*
__1
Line
60 ¥2
Co
Service
Arvida
Mach
East
13%
Power Co
Metal
&
Far
12 %
Arkansas Missouri
Art
Pacific
57
common
Western
13
47%
Participating preferred—
Arizona
12
__2
Const
Co
137/b
Co
1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Farms
25%
12¥2
Power
5
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
American Sterilizer Co
Arden
A
Tail
Frito
American-Marietta Co
&
24¥4
_1
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacific Coast Properties
5
Service
18%
42 ¥.
22
Corp
Inc
17 ¥4
39 ¥2
20
B
22-/4
»
5
Otter
Co
Gear
Corp
6%
83 ¥4
Bid
Stanley Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp
1
Stepan Chemical Co
_i
Stouffer Corp
31 ¥2
5%
79
A
Greetings class
American Gypsum Co
Pipe
Steel
Bros
Class
Par
.__
Express Co
American
American
;-„v
Coal
Ask
1
Fitchburg Paper class
Florida Capital Corp
Amer
Ben
Bid
29
10c
1
75%
18%
Allied Radio Corp.—
Alside Inc
Old
10
Prod
1
72
Governor
Ask
Co
River
_*
1
Co_
Bid
Miss
10
1
Land
Par
Water Service
Oklahoma
Par
74
national distribution.
Utilities
First Boston Corp
Fischer Foods
Co
Inc
Aid
C■
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation
Origin nf
any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is
composed of securitie^
which have a wide
Ohio
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, June 2)
bought
or
these securities
Industrials and
■
National
actual transactions.
within which
„
the
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range
could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
not represent
.
from
45
Bank
&
63¥2
Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
283/4
30 3/s
'
5
233/2
25%
Wells Fargo
Amer Trust Co—10
72 3/2
763/4
\.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2474)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-TH E-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Fund
1.25
American Business
Shares
1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Ltd
Canada
1
9.37
10.23
1
9.39
10.25
1
18.50
20.19
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
23.12
25.22
R-3
(Low Priced Bonds)__
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
10.73
1.88
6.91
6.37
10.37
4.51
Fund)
(Income
K-l
K-2
Fund)-
(Growth
S-l
Stocks)
Com
(Income
S-2
13.49
1
Stock)„_1
15.90
17.34
16.82
18.35
16.82
18.19
6.62
7.26
(Growth
S-4
(Low
Com
Priced
—
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
14.20
1
19.52
21.35
Lexington Income Trust
14.39
15.56
Life
1
14,49
15.88
1
8.11
8.88
1
11.62
12.99
1
7.76
17%
18(4
15.62
Inc
18.36
Fund
Chase
Colonial
Fund
Inc_
Crown
B
Delaware
Fund
Delaware
Income
1
Fund Inc
Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend
Fund
Dreyfus
Eaton
1
—
6.64
li-o2
Fund
Stock
Fund
Fund
10
20c
a25.57
9.24
9.58
50c
.
Inc
Inc_
15.29
15.47
16.91
21.07
17.79
19.20
22.90
Inc_l
4.98
6.54
Fidelity
Industrial
Financial
Fund
Florida
Growth
Fund
Inc—10c
Florida
Mutual
Fund
Inc
•
Fund
Mutual
Founders
1
2.46
12.37
National
19.23
-20.76
7.14
2.69
13.45
1
_——
Series
1
Series-——-_1
1
—-—-
Stock
Preferred
Series
Income
Series
Stock
->-1
—
1
Series
Stock
Growth
---—-—1
—1
England Fund—————1
York Capital Fund Ltd-34c
New
New
Oppenheimer Fund
OVer-The-Counter
1
——
Price
13.39
10.26
Inc
1
8.69
(Geo)
Fund
1
16.84
1
18.77
Growth Fund
Capital
1
Corp.
19.74
1
Group
7.44
8.09
Electrical
Capital
E'quip Shares
Fund
lc
10.20
11.17
8.32
7.37
14.15
11.24
&
18.18
12.31
7.70
Texas
23.41
Townscnd
Growth
Twentieth
Century
1
11.73
j a23.66
H-C7
10c
5.83
Series
H-DA
10c
Haydock Fund Inc
6.37
Fund
9.11
10.03
Northern
Co
44
5
46%
161
169
Facific
Indemnity
3%
37%
40%
5
93
96%
Pacific
Insurance Co of N Y__ 10
55%
10
59 %
90
95
Peerless
5
27 %
29 Va
5
69
74%
J)
1.25
7V2
8%
Ins
Co
Insurance Co
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
50%
10
10 y4
11 y4
Quaker City Life Ins
67
Reinsurance
Firemen's
Franklin
General
Deposit
Md
Fund
(S F)—_2.50
Life Insurance
:__4
Reinsurance Corp—10
Glens Falls
Globe
of
&
Ins
Employees Insur
Co—
(D
5
46%
23 y2
25%
56 %
27%
32
8.12
Fire
Seaboard
Incorporated
Income
1
9.94
10.86
Incorporated
Investors
l
8.91
9.74
Institutional
Shares
11.70
Seaboard
Life
Ins
Surety
of
lc
11.92
Co__
137
149
Security
.'
Life
Trust
&
5
56%
59V2
Fla)_2%
28%
30l/2
$6.50
10
45 y4
48 %
Standard
Standard
Sec
Fire Insurance
Co
5
64%
67V'4
Boiler
Title
;
10
108
113
12.37
Inc—lc
7.29
7.97
Growth Inv_
9.38
Home
Ins
Co
Insurance
Co
5
;
56%
59%
United
Ins
Co
5
5%
U
S
Insurance
2%
3%
U
S
Fire
S
Life Ins Co in
Jefferson
Jersey
Corp
of
Amer_.
Standard
Life
Insurance Co
Lawyers
Title
Ins
of
50c
Ins
10.77
11.46
Fund—1
14.85
16.14
(Va)
U
33y2
36%
Variable
20%
5
65
22%
Westchester
6.77
7.41
Bell
34%
City of N Y
2
67
71
Life Insur
1
13%
14%
2
Annuity
35%
38%
F'ire
Figures after decimal
point represent
Bid
Federal
2%s
Home
Aug.
Loan
100
Sep.
15,
1961
100.2
100.4
17,
1962
100.2-
100.4
3V8s
15,
1962—
15,
Apr.
99.31
1963
99.16
100.1
Natl
jC
12,
2%s
Sep.
11,
2.
Oct.
2.70s
Dec.
1961
1962
Carrier
4%s
99.28
Jun.
20,
1961—
100.1
Sep.
20,
1961
100.12
3%s
Feb.
20,
1962
100.8
100.10
100.2
4s
May
1,
1962
100.28
101.4
100.19
1
100.21
4%s
Aug.
20,
1962—
102
102.8
100.10
100.12
3%s
Feb.
13,
1962
100.11
100.13
3 %s
Oct.
22,
1962
Sep.
10,
1962
102
102.8
2%s
May
1,
1963
3%s
Mar.
11,
1963
100
100.8
4%s
Apr.
20,
4%s
Nov.
12.
1963
101.20
102
4s
Oct.
20,
May
11,
4
1964
Chance
102.16
102.28
100.28
101.12
1965
100.24
101.8
99.16
99.24
Oct.
20,
4%s
Jun.
10,
1965
101.28
102.12
3%s
Feb.
21,
1966——
98.18
Dec.
12,
1966
101
101.16
3%s
May
2,
1966
97.8
May
11,
1964—
99
4%s
Mar.
20,
1968
101
101.24
Apr.
10,
1969
102.
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969
101
101.24
103
4%s
Apr.
10,
Sep.
10,
101.8
1970
4%s
98.8
1970
4%s
Aug.
10,
Jun.
4%s
July
15,
1969
102.24
103.16
5%s
Feb.
20,
1970
105.24
106.16
3%s
Apr.
1,
1970
95.8
1970
98.24
wi
1C6.74
5V8s
July
20,
98.18
98.26
4%s
Oct.
1,
_
3%s
May
Feb.
15,
1972-1967.
99.16
3%s
Sep.
15,
1972
97.8
1971
Deere
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Maturity—
Ask
3%s
May
1,
1961
15,
1962
Aug.
one
or
32nds of
more
Bid
100.2,
100.4
100
100.2
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1963
3 %s
May
15,
1963—
4s
-
May
15,
1963
1%s
Treasury Notes—
Ferro
Corp
Flintkote
Oct.
1,
1963
99.20
99.24
4%s
Nov.
15,
1963
1962
100.15
100.17
1%s
Apr.
1,
1964
1
18.24
19.83
4s
Feb.
15,
1962
100.24
100.26
4%s
May
15,
1964
103.8
103.12
1
7.37
8.05
3%s
Feb.
15,
1962
100.6
100.8
3%s
May
15,
1964
100.18
100.22
Canada Ltd
United Funds
Fund Inc
Fund
Income
Inc
5.69
6.22
4.54
4.96
Special Situations
1%S
Apr.
1,
1962
4s
1
10c
Line
Line
Fund Inc
May
15,
Aug.
15,
Aug.
%s
Oct.
1,
Street
Investing Corp-
6.34
13.78
Wellington Equity
13.60
14.86
Wellington
37.39
Whitehall Fund
1
9.79
10.70
Nov.
15,
Washington Mutual
Fund
Investors
Inc
1
Fund
10.84
11.85
—
Fund
17.16
Feb.
15,
1963..
Aug.
1%s
Oct.
101.4
4%s
Nov.
-
100.5
100.7
1%s
Apr.
16.86
99.4
1964
1,
1964
1964
104.8
1,
1965
93.8
98.10
4%s
May
15,
Oct.
1,
99.3
1%s
Apr.
1,
1966.-
al5.01
Growth
1
X15.47
13.85
Wisconsin
16.43
17.96
_1
Inc
Fund
General
7.41
8.01
122
126
National
Can
100%
101 %
National
Fuel
107
110
New
108
110
N
Iowa-Ill
6s
Gas
4%s
.Corp
&
(M)
!_
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
3-61
100
100.2
3s
3-
11-
1-60
8-
1-61
100.1
100.3
2.90s
Due
Dated
Bate
Y State
4'/2s
&
Gas
Bid
4-61
1-
2-62
Ask
100.2
12-
100.4
99.31
100.1
100.1
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100.3
100.5
3s
5-
1-61
2-
1-62
99.31
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.1
100.3
2.95s wi
6-
1-62
3-
1-62
99.29
2.95s
2-
1-61
11-
1-61
100.1
100.3
99.31
Ask
100
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
99%
100%
Jun.
1999
99 %
99%
Jun.
4%s_1991
Due
1-61
4-3-61
Ask
Bid
Ask
19bl_
99.984
99.988
Sep.
14,
1961
99.338
99.366
15,
1961
99.953
99.961
Sep.
21,
1961
99.274
99.304
8,
99 %
Jun.
22,
1961
99.896
99.901
Sep.
22,
1961
149
Orange & Rockland 47/8s-l._1991
101
101%
jun.
23,
1961
99.887
99.892
Sep.
28,
1961—
99.221
99.253
Pacific
1977
105
107
Jun.
29,
1961
99.849
99.856
Oct,
5,
1961
99.146
99.180
1973
109%
111%
July
6,
1961
99.802
99.811
Oct.
13,
1961
99.090
99.126
.1991
99 %
99%
1991
k__
5V2s
Co—
Petroleum
ww
100
100%
Peoples
5y4S__1977
114
116
Phoenix
5s
1981
1981
98%
131
96 %
1976
112
1977
124
ww_1982
109
99
136
1991
47/8s_199i
97%
103
114
129
98
103%
Sperry
Textron
1986
98%'
82
99 %
13,
1961
99.753
1961
99.054
100
July
15,
1961—
99.740
99.751
Oct.
19,
1961—:
99.033
99.071
90
July
20,
1961
99.705
99.718
Oct.
26,
1961—
98.983
99.023
124
129
July
27,
1961—1
99.659
99.674
Nov.
2,
1961—
98.925
98.958
Tel
&
9,
1961
Rand
99 %
5%s
ww___
Gas Trans
135
98%
5%s
106
285
114
108
Washington Gas Light 4%s_1986
99
Westcoast
95
5y2s
16,
99.091
3,
1961—
99.613
99.623
Nov.
Aug.
10,
1961
99.567
99.578
Nov.
16,
1961—
98.825
98.861
Aug.
17,
1961
99.521
99.534
Nov.
24,
1961
98.767
98.806
24,
1961
99.473
99.484
Nov.
30,
1961_
Aug
31,
1961
99.427
99.439
Jan.
15,
1962
Sep.
7,
1961
99.384
99.410
Apr.
15,
1962—
98.875
i
98.910
98.714
#.
98.739
98.332
98.364
97.540
;
97.575
294
1971
4%s
——'
Trans
98%
103
1970
Industries
98%
100
_1971
—1971
S
Corp
1982
5%s—1981
5s
Oct.
Aug.
97%
Edison 4V2s_1986
Amer
99.764
Aug.
—_—998
Underwood
U
5%s
80
July
99%
86
Tel—
Bell
4%s
Calif
99.292
1967
Southern
Southern
99.273
1969
5y2s
ww
Tennessee
113
Sons—
i98i
Steel
98%
1986
4%s
Gas
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
97
200
5s
5s___
Pennsylvania Elec 4%s
-—1984
Elec
Elec
91.24
3s
1986
England Telep 4%s
91.16
_
460
47/8s
&
4%s__
Gas
_
92.28
145
1975
ww
5s
_
103.28
92.20
440
4s
Cement
Power
Lowenstein
Bid
3%s
93.16
103.24
:
1977
Ref
4%s_
& Rubber 6s
Hotel
Interstate
Mead
Bonds—
Brass
94.20
6s__ 1972
5y4s
3%s
Port
Gen'l Tire
Hilton
Ask
104.20
104.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
14.97
10c
Fund
Ind
94.12
1965
99.1
104.16
1965
1%s
103.16
95.16
95.8
15,
100.26
_
96.8
103.12
15,
100.22
98.6
_
96
-
„—
18.65
__1
Inc
_
1962
2%s
5s
100.31
_
1962
3%s
1
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100.9
100.28
99
1962
3 %s
100.7
100.29
1962
15,
_
1962
4s
88
Trailer
100
15,
_
121
Company 4%s
Fruehauf
101.10
99.30
Feb.
116
Gas
97.8
101.6
-
3%s
1976
Natural
97
17.54
84
Paper Board
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
_
16.05
1981
Paso
point
1
99%
4%s
El
Federal
a
Maturity—
Fund
1975
Credit
98
Science
Mueller
(John)
96
100.8
1961
Minneapolis-Honeywl 4V2s _1986
Oil
95.8
1961
99 %
Oil
196.24
103
4%s
1,
96
106
102.8
1970-1967.
1,
99%
Vought
97.24
99.16
99.16
105 24
1972
1973
12
98.26
98.24
102.8
-
1971
10.
Feb.
4%s
4s
1,
99%
Commonwealth
Continental
99.12
1964—.
1964-
Aug.
12.58
1982
99
100.14
Oct.
99%
4%s
99.31
100.3
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Lgt 4%_s_199l
Corp
100.2
99.29
4s
5.80
4%s_1975
100.2
9.06
4%s___L—__1986
Industries
—
1961-
4,
4%s
3%s
Ask
100
100
1961
100
1961
5 %s
point
a
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Mortgage Assn—
Jun.
1,
Aug.
•4s
Federal
32nds of
more
Bid
2%s
100.2
Jan.
Feb
or
Banks for Cooperatives—
1961
15,
one
Ask
Banks—
14.01
11.51
Telep Co of Penn 4%s_2001
Burlington
60%
57 %
32%
8.29
12.61
1979
60
56
3
3.15s
Opt 4%s
123%
12.89
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
&
36 Va
118%
5
Insurance
61
Y__10
N
Corp
5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
3.20s
Lomb
32%
5
1
Winfield
Pwr
21
19
8
Co
Shares-1
36.66
&
2
(N Y)_
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1
Steel
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(N
71
67
Income
-1
Bausch
40%
110%
America—2.50
of
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla)_1
3s
1
Inc—
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Armco
38%
105%
10.25
Fund
13.53
lc
Arkansas
—
——10
Insurance
59 %
55
2
J.
Life
Guaranty
Travelers
5
69%
10
Insurance Co—
preferred
47%
64
10
Co_
Accident
Co
Springfield
7%
43%
5
;
Security Ins (New Haven)
Accumulated
Value Line
13.04
lc
Bid
7
Continental Fund
Value
Bonds—
73%
Amer
122
Insurance
12.79
Canada Ltd
of
Funds
Value
Ltd—
Fund_l
82%
70
1
Marine
&
35%
75
6.25
Natl
Paul
United
8.87
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114
(Jacksonville
4%
53
25
(Pa)——5
(N
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American
Steam
44
25
4
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Life Insurance__l
Republic
Republic
St
99%
23%
1
2
Corp
(D C.)_1.50
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Life
70y2
127 y4
138
5
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67%
122 y4
131
95%
—10
United
3.08
(The)
12%
of N Y
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10.91
2.81
Johnston
20 %
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62 V2
9.93
1
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lc
18%
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lc
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1
13.30
1
Television-Electronics Fund
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Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
42%
46%
Northeastern
5
&
61
39
43%
232
Certificates of Indebtedness—
5.73
5
2.50
222
17.40
Inc—
Series
41 y2
39'/a
56 %
10
Fire Ins Co
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a39.77
12.57
1
York
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a34.84
7.02
Inc
New
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44%
1
11.48
Funds
16.82
15.89
41%
1
lc
Hamilton
1
Fund
lc
Fund
Hampshire Fire
38
25%
Fidelity
5%s
1
Inc
Fund
Balanced
Stock
Petroleum
Industry Shares Inc
a9.92
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
General Bond shares
shares
New
35%
Farnham
15.49
10.26
Mutual
12.92
Roe
lc
Guardian
11.38
11.82
Stein
Fully Administered shares
Growth
10.52
Investment Corp—*
82%
4%s
al0.60
Investors
78
31%
3%s
a20.45
1
1
36%
4%s
1.25
Street
8.08
lc
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
16.44
9.39
18.30
20.40
of Boston—1
Shares
49
34
—2
Casualty
23%
5
Co
Insp & Insurance
13.52
11.15
14.95
State
Growth
Common
35'/8
32%
Amsterdam
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
12.85
13.58
7.61
Investors Inc
Southwestern
New
5
1
Corp class A
Providence-Washington
_■
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
3.10s
13.75
(Edson B) Fund-
Sovereign
Securities—
46%
46 %
Phoenix
3s
21.46
Aviation-Electronics—
42%
5
54
3s
al4.60
1
Fund Inc
Stock
Shareholders Trust
Smith
General
Nationwide
173
29%
Fire
67 %
9.44
Clark—
&
American
Selected
60 V2
146
165
1
com
73'/4
Hartford
18.05
25c
Canada
of
Stevens
Common
9.91
11.54
—
56 V2
Union
138
10
Ins
AA
Obligations of Government Agencies
—1
Inc
3.05
9.12
16.28
Fund
Fund
National
(Ky) 2
^
4%s
Puritan
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
10.53
16.52
Putnam
Fund
571/2
Ins
~
al6.07
.—50c
Growth Stock
——-1
(T Rowe)
Scudder
53
10
Accident
&
Line
12.58
—2.50
Inc
Fund Inc ————
Putnam
Life
10
Hartford
12.27
6.12
4.27
8.12
11.64
1
*
Inc
Fund
National Fire
63
Gulf
6.60
9.53
10.81
8.68
Inc
Fund
Street
Pine
Pioneer
5%
69 V2
Great
24.55
18.52
11-23
6.60
3.91
7.43
6.04
8.72
9.89
al5.81
11.73
12.39
Scudder
39c
22.69
17.13
—1
Peoples Securities Corp__
Fund
2V4
Old
16.28
Square Mutual Fund
Philadelphia
77%
5
Gov
14.90
Fund Inc
Securities
73
10
4
Govt
3.46
1
8.04
1
I
11.71
Fund
Street
William
(Bait)
Co__
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Insurance
16.46
7.32
1
Investors
Inc
10.68
15.06
2.74
1
Fundamental
16.77
1
lc
Futures
15.51
Inc
Shares
Electronics
Life
Employers Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
&
Chemistry
Nucleonics
2.49
2.76
25.16
3.39
lc
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19.66
23.27
-1
Corp_
Dividend Series
Revere
Funds Inc—
16.61
al5.80
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Franklin Custodian
17.99
1
Securities Co Inc_l
Balanced Series
Bond
Monument
2
Life_
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Eagle Fire Ins Co
National Securities Series-
5.44
M
Funa______l
Corp
Investors
46%
571/2
33%
Natl
NY
of
Hanover
Penn
25c
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15.20
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Wide
54%
43%
i7/8
1
Co
General
Forster
46%
50%
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Federal
2.77
Stock
beneficial interest
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8.91
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1
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5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Federated Growth
Trust
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Casualty
&
43%
Fire
Natl
4--—;
Co
Assurance
Connecticut
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5
4%
Massachusetts
12
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Continental
of
Mutual
of
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46
Merchants
4%
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Insurance Co
Life
43%
11
Life
Continental
1
Shares
Ins
Standard
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Fund-
Life
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One
Corp—1
——
Investment
Electronics
Natl Life
5%
3%
1
10
4.09
Growth
Mutual
19.37
13.41
Bankers
5 %
1
;
13 V4
1
Shippers
%
51
1
&
5
Inc
%
91%
117
54V2
1
2.83
beneficial interest—1
Mutual Investing Foundation—1
7.18
12.5o
14.30
8.15
——50c
Fund
Balanced
Equity
Inc
v
3.75
Corp
(Wash D C)
(Galveston)
Ins
4.34
Inc
Units
14.57
10.54
Investors
Nat
Insur
Co
87%
113%
31%
J)__2%
Mercury
Life
Life Ins
24
12 %
Mass
Amer
3.74
Investors Trust
Investors
Fund
11.79
12.87
American
National
10
71%
21
22%
50%
5
N
3.97
—
9
Co_1.50
Assurance
2.59
of beneficial int__33%c
snares
68.40
Howard—
&
Energy
Inc—1
Fd
Invest
Theory
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25c
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Shares
shares
Massachusetts
Mass
18.90
13.25
10.73
11.74
9.62
3.42
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—
Stk
Growth
Diver
1
5
Insur
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——
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9.30
18.71
67.72
1
Vegh
De
8.51
Income
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Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De
23.33
Loyal Amer
Maryland Casualty
lc
shares——.
Special
10.03
21.42
Lincoln
loy4
shares—lc
Industries
Metal
140
18.35
21 %
10.o3
16 V2
21%
(Newark
Comwealth Life
10.17
13.71
188
16.97
20
9.45
15%
20 V4
3.50
2.59
21.55
Life Insurance Co of Va
3.20
lc
shares
4.79
3.14
Investment Inc
Fund
1
Western
Funds—
Electric
4.37
10.70
11.38
19.74
34%
23%
1
Boston
2.37
9.23
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Diversified
al6.74
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16.28
12.99
32%
21%
Casualty_5
Ask
67%
19 %
Penna
10
American
Home
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of
—5
American Heritage Life Ins—
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Amer Ins Co
Co
Co
preferred
General
Assurance
Assur
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
Liberty Natl Life Ins
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn_3
Life Companies Inc
1
Fidelity &
conv
Beneficial
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Transport shares
lc
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
8.66
Petroleum
19.83
Composite Fund Inc_.——.—1
Concord Fund Inc———---1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Series
*
Mutual Fund
Sayles
Mutual
*
-—
.
-
8.12
a30.75
—
13.46
9-84
10.47
18.16
.
Fund Inc
1
1
Massachusetts
1
Commonwealth Investment——T
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
13.01
Income
Commonwealth
Stk
Insurance
Managed
13.19
14.90
11.89
1
1
Shares
Energy
$1.25
American
Bid
Life &
Bankers
134
—-100
preferred
7%
113%
American Re-insurance
9.31
12.68
180
com__1.25
Securities
Christiana
Colonial
109 %
13.57
12.29
Inc_—j—-—50c
Fund
Chemical
Life
26.52
11.90
:
lc
Trust
_1
of Boston———1
us
5
.•
12.42
Paper shares
Shares
Century
114
Equitable
American
Par
10
Insurance
24,26
General
12.07
American
Companies
135
Agricultural Insurance
Citizens
&
Fund
Stock
Growth
Shares
Ins
Life
Life
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
Ask
128
Aetna Insurance Co
Aetna
Bid
Surety——1Q
1
Loomis
19.86
Capital
&
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
Life
17.07
Inc
Fund—
Fund
(1954)
Casualty
Amer
Fund
Lazard
8.48
Ltd
—
1
Canadiaii Fund Inc
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
—-1
General
Canada
14.72
Com Stks)_l
S-3
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
California
25.45
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
10.63
Ltd—.
Fund
Bullock
23.92
17.05
1
(Medium Grade Bonds) _1
50c
Investing
Street
Broad
1
24.39
21.92
15 63
B-2
9.22
4.99
Ask
Par
1
Fund Inc_—
Boston
7.93
Bid
Aetna
—
j—--1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc
Blue
14.27
Par
«
Keystone Custodian Funds
B-l
(Investment Bonds)-.
.
(Quotations for Friday, June 2)
Insurance
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
2.67
13.13
——A
Inc__
Fund
Advisers
Bid
2.43
7.20
8.52
4.68
al7.81
9.82
1.71
6.33
5.86
9.54
4 13
Par
25c
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
.
_19P8
;
119
FOOTNOTES
112
,
99'%
•No
par
98%
New
York
value,
a
FOR
Net asset value,
Stock Exchange,
b Bid
t New stock,
OVER-THE-COUNTER
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
x Ex-d4"idend.
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued.,
y
to
listing
Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
193
Number 6061
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2475)
47
4-
Week Ended
THE
Bank
COURSE
clearings this
week
will
liminary figures compiled by
of the
OF
show
an
based
us
BANK
CLEARINGS
1961
Third Federal Reserve
increase
compared with
Pennsylvania—Altoona
at
week last
$25,298,426,410 against $23,415,614,150 for the
there is
year.
I960.1 At this
New
1961
York
$13,896,672,874 $12,648,285,960
Chicago
995,000,000
—
710,921,784
666,593,177
+
371,306,545
+
4.7
349,500,000
358,600,000
—
2.5
741,793.000
Louis
625,266,237
\
Francisco
Pittsburgh
+10.4
415,354,651
—
Ten
548,451,082
—
cities,
five days
five
344,319.306
+
All
cities,
+
Total
all
cities
4,437,659,430
+
week
$22,528,082,264
+
+
issue of next week.
$23,415,614,150
+
today, inasmuch
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
May 27.
For that week there
the whole country
at this center
Federal
increase of 22.5%.
an
Reserve Districts
Reserve
of
the
8.9%
Virginia—Huntington
as
appear
in
we
furnish
10,262,734
8,587,198
494,876,964
351,073,113
0.7
1,525,832,227
1,058,382,637
+
—12.3
5,787,119
20,784,000
3,882,420
3,778,003
—
7.6
20,604,000
18,449,375
+
8.8
225,219,475
144,825,698
9,735,588
8,719,511
+11.7
7,914,921
7,174,826
390,280,841
+10.2
403,991,863
279,309,511
127,342,555
+14.0
141,073,832
99,860,650
853,031,828
776,904,052
+
9.8
802,686,511
553,398,063
cities)
34,401,025
30,764,052
30,340,734
26,563,877
148,992,780
137,870,562
+
8.1
130,052,283
111,269,353
436,100,000
412,600,000
+
5.7
402,600,000
369,503,000
6,405,727
;
+11.8
—10.0
7,116,061
5,224,114
6,558,272
272,608,651
272,911,359
330,578,231
Mobile
j.
15,185,246
_i_
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
224,773,855
231,240,787
169,058,280
5.2
15,341,070
12,630,366
+13.6
546,764
5.5
217,973,381
180,332,339
+
1,450,674,998
649,598
—
292,310,387
11,526,534,895
5,205,999
285,851,636
—
621,505
,
276,333,000
cities)
(10
16,015,327
706,121
Orleans—:
5,264,929
5,112,704
0.1
+20.7
273,907,473
*
6,369,337
—20.3
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
5.2
1,325,531,530
1,105,145,762
\
to the
Michigan—Ann
note that in
we
Reserve District of
1960
_,
2.0%.
.ii•Indiana—Fort
$
Dec.
13,153,541,109
Chicago
Haute—
1958
1959
or
$
$
8.9
900,531,686
650,147,819
+ 22.0
12,894,468,632
+
%
9,288,48b,"
2.0
1,234,116,952
859,536,175
1,480,529,204
+
0.7
1,525,832,227
802,686,511
1,325,531,530
1,664,567,165
+
9.8
1,660,892,924
1,257,762,668
735,199,636
+
2.3
724,111,277
588,592,657
728,145,574
662,641,023
+
9.9
660,629,904
457,531,304
710,059,262
703,275,654
+
1.0
686,672,040
639,751,454
591,922,065
+
8.1
603,660,842
+
8.0
it
1,482,928,607
1,372,612,739
28,272,810,565
* *: 6,315,676
4,661,162
7,948,047
53,069,874
54,081,918
19,435,342
18,115,746
Chicago
1,514,945
1,310,049,037
Decatur
7,617,194
14,812,767
13,972,025
Rockford
12,783,059
12,058,822
6,859,326
6,892,300
1,827,210,881
1,664,567,165
Moines
Sioux
x
City
Illinois—Bloomington—:
(17
cities)
—
5.6
13,306,897
2.3
4,481,927f
10,070,860
,.
'
.>' 2,837,160
102,281,094.
+14.8
146,989,677
1.7
8,579,669
6,535,690
—
1.9
53,408,926
40,398,672
+
7.3
14,049,870
15,070,495
1,19,8,335,206
—11.1
+ 9.3
1,931,448
1,251,897,471
8,804,940
—13.5
5,917,520
6.0
14,928,910
+
1,703,212
+
1,318,513
953,906,438
V
5,631,027
12,638,561
+
6.0
9,389,164
—
0.5
6,971,841
+
9.8
1,660,892,924
1,257,762,668
8,680,136
.^
4,852,347
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
396,500,000
+
4.2
372,900,000
280,900,000
+
0.7
206,339,088
185,105,568
151,912,190
3,621,879
—
+
0.1
3.7
141,049,265
3,822,924
119,696,768
2,890,321
752,325,026
;
198,965,567
151,703,831
3,757,215
._
380,700,000
200,363,980
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
(4
cities)
735,199,636
+
2.3
724,111,277
588,592,657
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota--Duiuth
24,706,829,443
+ 14.4
12,671,073,560
11,972,324,344
+
8,400,459
14,663,284
728,145,574
178,576,209
North
Dakota—Fargo
479,515,154
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
1,374,401,321
968,030,412
Montana—Billings
24,393,535,846
5.8
|
8,050,213
8,112,239
451,692,030
308,068,428
167,118,396
115,639,448
9,998,275
3,222,178
6,629,538
13,919,274
4,703,392
9,802,121
+
662,641,023
507,774,056
Paul
511,863,584
3.8
+11.6
8.7
—11.0
— 7.0
—22.1
+1 1,1
8,089,830
454,915,809
164,310,034
10,408,889
3,877,527
7,523,528
13,515,406
Minneapolis
+
17,778,394,671
.
Total
City.
.^63,848,000
--11,142,876
188,345,251
St
.107 cities
88,410,000
+15.7
8,081,516
9,267,274
3,606,309
5,857,983
—
HelenaTotal
+25.4
1,105,145,762
Si
_10
+
11,506,782
4,552,415
553,398,063
5.2
"
6
._
12th San Francisco
9.8
+
752,325,026
9
City
11th Dallas
+
ii
7
Minneapolis
776,904,052
1,450,674,998
1,827,210,881
"
15,091,601
89,544,000
1,058,382,637
853,031,828
4
7,206,927
216,251,953
Rapids
Springfield
1,526,534,895
17
_
1,921,832
14,249,240
8,309,848
Peoria
+
(<
10
2,701,411
18,475,469
13,312,526
*
Wisconsin—Milwaukee__'__-_2K
1
1,190,640,031
it
6
6th Atlanta-
2.3
6.6
—14.5
15,942,893
Bend
.
5th Richmond
+
—
11,207,835
112,266,000
Indianapolis
Iowa—Cedar
In the Kansas City
1,491,426,114
"
Wayne
2,789,954
19,508,364
9,582,772
South
The Chicago
1,214,101,361
7
_
Inc.
924,321,767
it
10
Philadelphia
2,854,551
18,224,711
Rapids
Lansing
gain of 0.7%, in the Richmond
16,041,060,370
ii
9
District—Chicago-
Arbor—
OF BANK CLEARINGS
$
York
York
12,987,911
12,717,284
I
145,110,502
Terre
a
1,006,235,193
12 cities
New
-
—.6.2
223,990,026
Alabama—Birmingham
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1961
Outside
3.2
430,140,565
__
Macon
increase of 1.0%, in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
a summary
Week Ended May 27—
1st Boston
9th
48,245,600
—11.6
(6
Total
10th Kansas
59,198,000
77,089,100
*
9,615,277
Columbia—Washing ton—
of
Augusta-
improvement of 22.0%,l'in ther,l<11
an
totals show
this
from
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 5.2%.
SUMMARY
7th
418,305,212
Florida—Jacksonville
managed to enlarge its totals by 9.8%, the St. Louis Reserve
following
8th St Louis
212,293,503
622,519,575
5,077,290
Nashville
Ac¬
trict of 8.1% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.0%.
4th Cleveland
305,094,571
8.4
19,205,000
Georgia—Atlanta
the week ends
present further below,
District by 2.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 9.9%.
3rd
0.6
+
243,762,883
Carolina—Charleston
Grand
in the Philadelphia
Reserve District the totals register an
2nd New
+
610,855,071
1,480,529,204
Des
District has
In the
298,350,790
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
We group the cities according
totals record
and
Cleveland Reserve District the
Reserve District of 9.8%
Reserve
'v.*
1,491,426,114
cities)
(7
Tennessee— Knoxville
has to be estimated.
we
in which they are located and
District
Boston Reserve District
In the
18,437,922
14,026,325
451,150,127
Total
Outside of this city there was a gain of 5.8%, the bank clearings
showing
the New York
—11.4
12,434,004
423,218,504
increase of 14.4%, the aggregate clearings for
an
859,536,175
having amounted to $28,272,810,565 against $24,706,829,443 in the
week in 1960.
same
cases
statement, however, which
was
1,234,116,952
—
South
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
we are
2.0
+
—21.1
Richmond
not available at time of going to press.
are
1,190,640,031
2,947,108
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
8.0
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
13,598,961
14,283,498
4.7
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
13,519,636
14,774,293
8.2
887,531,886
$25,298,426,410
_
+29.6
11,267,378
Total
7.0
929,490,901
for
12,940,006
68,184,600
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
8.5
$24,368,935,509
day_
13,637,543
14,297,032
Virginia—Norfolk
$18,090,422,834
4,747,454,505
cities, five days
one
23,024,190
Mansfield
9.6
$19,621,481,004
days__
3.6
Columbus
District
all
+
662,000,000
,
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
5,209,368
21,471,312
5,149;067
300,024,596
.
•Youngstown
,
3.0
377,531,280
cities,
cities)—
Cleveland
west
Other
7,192,706
2.9
531,147,873
Baltimore
3,036,774
"
1,214,101,361
Jersey—Trenton.
+18.6
403,290,612
Cleveland
4,333.812
6.8
22,252,232
Cincinnati
6.7
388,683.660
City
8.2
1,452,000
—
6,058,877
_
Ohio—Canton
0.6
;
Kansas
San
9.9
1,117,245,876
989,000,000
Boston
St.
+
808,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1,232,939,921
Philadelphia
.
%
1,165,000,000
6,680,804
New
i960
3,309,574
2.0
3,955,426
5,644,190
(10
4,723,728
_____
3,843,767
Total
0.3
+10.5
(a)
Delaware—Wilmington
"v.!?
1,708,599
2,094,084
+
16,764,684
Wilkes-Barre
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended June 3—
6,653,306
1,486,681
1,647,792
—
5,261,617
7,350,310
Scranton
1,944,774
8.3
+
1,125,000,000
4,829,878
Reading
Our comparative summary for
*
+
4,195,768
1,148,000,000
York
gain of the week ending Friday of 9.9%.
the week follows:
a
1951
$
+17.4
*1,900,000
4,206,377
Philadelphia—
center
I
1959
—30.1
1,316,762
2,230,148
;
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
week in
same
May 27
Inc. or
Dec. %
1,998,616
1,425,743
Chester
cities of the United States for which
it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
8.0^ above those of the corresponding
1,397,799
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, June 3, clearings for all
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
1960
$
11,915,109,572
cities)
(7
9.9
660,629,904
—22.7
+ 9.5
— 6.3
+
8,795,762,777
8,290,506
2,915,170
"
457,531,304
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
week
now
add
detailed
our
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
1961
-
1960
Inc. or
II
Omaha-
1959
1958
$
$
I
~~~
1
Kansas—Topeka
•
$
.
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—rBangor
'
_1 A
Portland
J.
3,534,672
Lowell
New
.
3,913,095
2,798,348
2,223,282
0.7
6,527,316
+
9.1
746,522,229
539,780,330
—
9.7
3,060,710
—'
Total
__________
cities)——
:
■
cities)
(9
4.8
1,869,206
1,150,479
7.5
3,250,673
2,626,134
15,789,634
+22.6
13,801,242
11,845,493
+
6.4
13,774,820
8,844,593
43,274,924
+
17.8
47,009,539
29.973.C07
22,974,016
+
2.9
24,121,920
17,640,982
39,477,300
38,930,600
+
1.4
34,780,000
York—Albany
;
3,458,115
1,006,235,193
3,776,763
924,321,767
;
Jamestown
New
York
40,813,194
30,528,477
146,641,608
2,979,742
2,542,017
3,425,157
Elmira
3,456,705
15,601,737,005
Rochester
48,843,707
43,600,591
28,368,757
Connecticut—Stamford
New
12,734,505,099
26,627,013
:
Syracuse
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
Jersey
(9 cities)—
/-
5,508,852
11,532,269
4,374,562
+
1.0
686,672,040
511,863,584
+25.6
+ 8.4
5.3
—15.7
+10.6
10,515,500
407,801,918
37,940,463
5,913,000
6,649,912
10,694,361
479,515,154
337,191,458
,
11,916,553
12,266,757
—-
2.9
639,751,454
591,922,065
+
8.1
603,660,842
202,488,437
5,190,642
+
3.9
1.6
218,254,447
7,641,772
147,561,028
4,188,004
214,852,404
109,174,286
30,809,928
15,164,208
4.5
8.1
-21.0
-13.8
137,533,881
83,771,773
19,727,442
13,609,558
ISktorT!15,345,502
732,342,998
35,296.220
10,181,003
17,112,613
+ 12.1
+;11.1
+18.6
-10.3
205,604,211
103,250,996
32,485,360
18,613,281
729,381,081
36,197.490
9,189,517
13,733,i66
1,482,928,607
1,372,612,739
8.0
1,374,401,321
968,030,412
28,272,810,565
24,706,829,443
+ 14.4
24,393,535,846
17,778,394,671
12,671,073,560
11,972,324,344
+
5.8
11,915,109,572
8,795,762,777
I
560,619,248
43,659,117
_
_
Galveston
10,387,408
516,938,738
41,470,531
5,700,000
5,158,631
13,043,319
__
_
'
—
+
8.4
8.9
3,015,683
900,531,686
2,000,508
650,147,819
^
Falls_I~II
~
+33.7
26,157,484
29,261,145
4.0
151,587,446
104,848,591
—
+ 17.2
2,748,973
1,803,980
0.9
3,733,381
2,707,725
12,478.426,274
8,982,631,894
+12.0
41,218,988
30,057,-370
6.1
27,403,689
18,864,458
—
+22.5
—
(a)
______
73,521,100
102,334,194
16,041,060,370
I
4,806,000
+
Total
cities)-
(6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
210,431,688
Seattle
Seattle
5 273 837
Oregon—Portland""""
Utah—Salt
+
2.1
73,399,305
55,167,075
91,921,005.
+11.3
89,793,092
Beach"
12,894,468,632
24 351,904
13 071 316
Pasadena
San
Francisco" !"
San
Jose
"
Total
820 769,879
12,074,707
Barbara
Santa
I
39:207.806
(10
cities)
cities)
63,145,898
+22.0
224,433,740
117,968,228
City
Lake
Cahfornia—Long
~
i
.
+
+
+
+
524,677,297
19,691,745
6,005,803
n,263.88i
(a)
71,976,850
13,153,541,109
5,707,217
Louisiana—Shreveport
Grand
Outside
Total
9.4
-
11,499,137
525,131,859
44,799,086
4,800,000
7,470,144
9,960,616
Worth
Fort
__
~~~
~_
_
Yakfrna
140,779,258
:
—
9.3
0.4
+
703,275,654
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Dallas
Washington
Buffalo
6,798,657
>
0.4
+
26,748,200
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
4.8
—
461,570,166
710,059,262
—
Texas—Austin
Wichita
Hampshire—Manchester
(12
+
—
23,634,279
Island—Providence
Total
1,464,642
50,987,273
Haven
i
Springs
10,009,020
28,238,367
947,387
521,336
8,105,262
121,528,470
5,695,394
21,966,846
2,373,486
4,134,755
15,026,616
Colorado—Colorado
1.9
-r
893,770
649,307
8,600.908
164,980,731
7,369,696
28,308,101
456,669,940
13,690,735
4,940,725
3,825,000
15,994,381
L___
Connecticut—Hartford__
Rhode
763,901,123
-
—
0.8
19,360,047
-
_____________________
Worcester
New
7,292,953
+
174,064,379
470,137,510
12,134,959
6,162,698
__
St.' Joseph
1,535,545
Bedford———J—-——
Springfield
New
--3,842.646
3,872,437
833,312,661
____
River...
.__
Missouri—Kansas City_.
7,243,483
____
Massachusetts—Boston..
Fall
—
Wichita
+
12,746,009
7,542,800
LincolnWeek Ended May 27
Clearings at—
757,215
Hastings
ended May 27 for four years:
1,309,378
691,227
8,049,251
174,829,711
9,157,819
28,123,436
1,012,314
Nebraska—Fremont
9,288,488,436
total
New
(107
York
'"Estimated,
City
(a)Clearings
operations discontinued.
,
48
(2478)
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, June 5, 1961
...
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
lien
Prior
4%
certifies daily
Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on the different
countries
passed.
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
Pursuant to the
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
of the world.
We give below a record for the week just
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
RATES
MAY
1st
Service
5%%
1st
Monetary
and
Noon
Unit
Monday
May 30
S
■'
May 31
1
Argentina,
peso
.0383000
.0200075
schilling
Austria,
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
Canada
.324900
.0800560
.0800560
.278291
.139508
Closed
.139587
South
sterling
pound
.0166436
.0166436
Northrop Corp.,
.193733
.193718
Terry Steam Turbine Co.,
.230983
.230925
.230925
of
1.390161
1.390555
1.390099
2.790750
2.791540
domestic commercial banks increased $291
1961
1961
1960
Total
16,061
notes.
fund for F. R.
|
Total loans
374
advances
and
111
U.
S.
Government
outright
100
—
securities:
U.
•;
Other
93
+
+
6,517
Notes
615
+
23
Held
outright
+
64
+
686
+
180
.+
849
under repurchase
+
1
26,886
agree't
1
40
—
U.
Govt,
S.
loans
Total
securities
26,887
securities
and
27,035
Cash items in process of collection
Bank
premises
Other
assets
(1,003)
3,666
140
+
+
40
+
+
604
—
108
204
.
—
850
649
Sales
assets
(1,335)
48,482
Real
U.
571
S.
purchasing
secijrities.
1
Reserve
notes
;
(332)
U.
reserves
27,238
"
197
+
16,107
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
account
372
210
.
Other
277
279
+
199
—1,434
112
—
deposits
16,966
availability
Other liabilities
cash
items.
(1,003 )
2,895
83
—
and accrued divs.
47
386
—
—1,609
397
—
—
2
—
liabilities
(1,335)
47,146
+
588
—
p.,—
260
-
3
—1,667
423
+
one
five
to
of
accounts
96
liabils.
and capital accts.
gold certificate reserves
deposit
F.
and
R.
(1,335)
ances
y;
)
•.
;•
i
?i17
+
+
2
+
21
562
+
with
14
+
15
189
Kroger
963
4
—
—
4,997
12,395
Proctor
banks..
2,639
Playing
17
S.
Government
61,796
—
demand
1,340
American
644
American
Ampex
+
11
—
t + 1,040
others
:
+
10
! Exclusive
tion of
48,482
—1,610
defihition,
note
38 4%
on
6,442
18
+
—1,021
+
0.2%
—3.1%
domestic
to
in
total
and
in
commercial banks
individual loan items
are
and
after
shown gross.
deduc¬
.;
of
demand
deposits adjusted, based on former
deposits due to foreign banks;
excludes
to mutual savings banks.
demand
available.
3
are
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
condition
statement
of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
ended May 24: Decreases of
$508 million in loans ad¬
justed, $249 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $530 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits, and $1,116 million in demand deposits credited
to
domestic
demand
banks, and an
deposits adjusted.
Commercial
$275 million.
and
increase
industrial
$483
million
list
133
783
loans
decreased
a
net
of
NOTICE
TENDER
OF
Date
Page
3%-6%
series
bonds,
A,
due
Jan.
1,
—Jun
2039..
15
2153
185
120
Steel
8
48 %
48 %
Boeing Airplane
_5
45%
47%
145
57%
59%
220
Cities
3
:
Company and Issue—
Ohio
So
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchas-
securities decreased
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$539 million but bor¬
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay
6%
cumulative
Ampal-American
15-year 4%
redeemable
Palestine
Page
Ry.—
conv.
Trading
shares__Jun
30
*
debentures, series B, due
Dept
"
Mead
Mining
Monsanto
Chemical
Valley
Coal
and
bonds, series K, due July 1,
1987-July
20
84
84
90
351
25%
25%
25%
30
15
105
3631
37%
65
67%
235
43%
49%
1,084
36%
65%
43%
27%
271/2
27%
401
41%
42%.
2(j%
.'75
*
3
'
261/a
83
50
73%
30
521/4
53V4
50
65
37'/2
38%
38%
38(4
42'4
43
82 (a
821/8
49%
Dairy
501/s
.
50
212
29(4
29%
70
951/8
97%
T3
American
65%
20
901/2
901/2
-10
1
20%
20%
47%
49%
73
106
65%
5
;
Central
:
Aviation
1
10
Pepsi-Cola
49%
Corp of America
641/4
5
Regis Paper
1.40
5
Mobil
Rand
42%
31V8
49
61%
26
42%
42%
96
471/8
48%
125
50c
.
31%
33
154
J)
2
(Ohio)
1
61%
52'4
52%
40
7
:
*
61 %
25
;
(Ind)
Oil
44
38%
31%
_15
Oil—
Brands
(N
40
103
61%
31 %
,_3
Oil
1
65 %
37%
_5
Industries
Roebuck
15%
53%
50
117% 117%
*
i
Tobacco
14%
53%
14%
33 %c
Sperry
49%
67
77
;
*
Lead
York
37%
5
National
National
Reynolds
39%
2
Cash
National
39
721/4
45
46%
810
46 %
551/2
10
__i
„
57%
60
8%
1
28%
81/2
95
28
28%
100
mortgage
of 1924, due Feb. 1, 1964—
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
1st mortgage pipe line bonds, 6% %
gold
bonds,
2326
;
series
Aug
1
*
__25
106%
106% 106%
.10
Union
Carbide
•
141%
141% 1441/4
111
United
1
Co.—
refunding
47%
5
Ward ___j.__
Register
Montgomery
Oil
first
47(4
*
—
Standard
mortgage 4% %
IO91/2 113%
47(4
5
•,
Minnesota
Sunray
207% 228%
109%
--1
Corp
Sinclair
208%
1
Co
McGraw-Edison
Studebaker-Packard
1st
721
5
99
5
(P)
*
5%
90
V
10
Laughlin
&
*
Lehigh
80%
8%
Oil
1
July
24%
79%
3(4
Telephone
1
1978
241/8
1
El
1,
24 y8
5
Oil
July
100
1%
Motors
Standard
due
10
19%
751/4
1
Trailer
*
debs.,
47%
19%
75 %
1(4
Stores.
1
4 %%
47%
19%
75 V*
5
Federated
Amun-Israeli Housing Corp., 15-yr. 3% bds. series 1965.July
Atlas Plywood Corp., 5%% debs., due July 1, 1968
July
Co.,
25
5
Kodak
Eastman
Oil
Co.—
64%
10
DuPont
Standard1
Electric
64 %
5
•
Steel
91
240
7
old
common
1
Paso
42%
26%
1
Electric
Chemical
July
Inland
84
41%
25%
42 (4
7
Light
&
Standard
1967____
180
58
1
Power
Socony
preferred
Corp.—
60
661/8
50
Dayton
Sears
Date
32%
5o (4
31%
-10
Wright
New
31%
63(4
—1
Products
New
50
10
1
Gas
&
47%
,_25
Ohio
&
19%
59(4
__
—5
Columbus
63 V4
1
Service
Corn
St
of
103
140
Schenley
REDEMPTION
23%
17
Radio
Philadelphia Transportation consol.—
791/4
23
r50
Pennsylvania RR
Company and Issue—
79 (4
28
North
t
18
12 (4
19%
Lorillard
corporate
150
16(4
Gulf
bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
a
274
8
-13
Jones
in
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $189
million,
Treasury certificates increased $55 million, and the com¬
bined total of Treasury notes and U. S.
Government
bonds decreased $115 million. Other
securities decreased
$108 million.
,
found
PARTIAL
i?^Lor parrying U. S. Government
$342 million.
of
be
will
275
63%
Martin
Below
26%
118 126 %
Greynound
Fund Notices
24%
122 (4
Goodyear
Redemption Calls and Sinking
37
18 Ci
General
the eliminations made in the
consolidating
19
75 %
Telegraph_33(4
General Dynamics
+
13(4
27%
75
27%
General
Figures in parentheses
process.
&
General Electric
3
12%
27%
191/2
1
Fruehauf
foreign
correspondents
60
13
27%
41%
Ford
(San Francisco District).
Preliminary
60
46 5
Oil
Avco
Dow
accept¬
for
+
•
loans
in deposits due
N.A.—Not
166
liability
purchased
571
—
of
valuation reserves;
82
18(4
_
Ashland
Columbia
337
+
37%
29 %
•
40%
Colgate-Palmolive
539
176
1,614
—
.
37%
28%
1
44%
Anaconda
Chesapeake
56)
18)
90J
Borrowings:
Federal Reserve Banks
1,179
19
Burroughs
+
81
1
Brunswick
1,912
25
78 %
78%
100
N.A.
8,991
30%
12(4
Corp
—1,502
+
33 %
30%
44 %
Tobacco
144
—
530
—
+
—
50
33 Va
10
Telephone
700
28,135
in
422
30%
1%
Cyanamid
Motors
8,721
10,118
banks
31 %
31
1
1
Can
American
—1,116
3,464
deposits
deposits of comm.
141
—
—1
American
+
U.S.
Demand
33%
—
—
1
Airlines
American
+
483
33%
—
5
70
10
19
+
+
219
5
of America
4,021
+
—
79
Savings deposits—
Time deposits of foreign banks, gov'ts., etc.
Other time, deposits
42
—
__
.
Bethlehem
deposits adjusted.
44
25%
26%
Stocks—
Unlisted
—2,262
LIABILITIES—
■
+
_
_
-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Demand
46
2
common
Card
Aluminum Co
322
+
144,877
12%
45 Va
50
Alleghany
—3,050
4,321
assets—net
assets/liabilities
82
12%
1
—
Allis-Chalmers
40
+
—
500
7%
38
1,288
21
108
7%
108
50
2%
U.
S.
45 V4
1C7 %
10
Gamble
&
1,915
365
—
1,394
:
12 %
Lunkenheimer
1,394
108
—
45
———_
spl
5,049
62
10,844
354
—
DD
+
77
—
4,585
44%
Co
Mi
+
24
+
16,091
i
a
—
American
year
43 3
..
Rapid-American
+
44 %
—5
55
+
_8%
Cards
189
—
85
__
_
433
+
a
National
210
—
249
—
2,258
indebtedness....
years.—
domestic
5
32 1
Picher
Eagle
Gibson
+
291
+
—
4
+
3 258
coin
Balances
10
8%
32 %
31 %
10
*
Tissue
.
19
V "'26'"
31,189
Federal Reserve Eanks.
change
liabilities combined
Contingent
'
16,442
Other securities
Total
High
8%
31%
Milling
Diamond
1,289
banks—
securities—total.
five years.
to
+ Increase
Total
Ratio
Crystal
511
25
+
817
capital
374
+
12,839
of
Low
8%
Shares
common
Transit
+
3,289
—
Government
&
Telephone
Little
loans—
loans
for Week
Range
31%
—
Curtiss
in
Surplus
Other
Cincinnati
1
From
ACCOUNTS—
paid
241
4
+ V
1,310 '
1
From
CAPITAL
Capital
+
+
125'
___
Total
Electric
1,639
commercial
domestic
to
One
U.
Total
Deferred
common
Gas
342
1,927
:
Within
4
—
5
Paper
Cincinnati
88
—
10
+
—
Champion
240
6
549
•
finance, personal finance, etc
estate
Other
bank
1,524
+
institutions.
financial
nonbank
Currency and
Deposits:
Member
Carey Mfg
+
carrying:
or
Reserves with
LIABILITIES—
Federal
7,913
+
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
16
—1,610
for
Treasury bills
;
Treasury certificates
4
+
17
—
+
Cincinnati
to foreign banks
Loans
343
+
_
+
Aeronca
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Far
j__1
7,480
pur¬
--—
Other
After
Total
1946
Last
+
Cincinnati
for
securities.—_i—<■
securities
to
Other
Total
1,191
.
dealers
and
Government
S.
Loans
bought
2049
Sale Price
carrying:
or
loans
Loans
+1,538
3,170
Total
19
15
Friday
STOCKS
275
—
31,608
loans
securities
Other
—1,990
14,548
Bonds
Jun
.Jun
issue.
508
—
■i
U.
2,651
2110
♦
loans
brokers
Government
S.
Other
'9
r,.,M
Certificates
2007
15
Range for Week Ending May 26
.
+
this
865
—
69,924
industrial
and
chasing
210
—
u
to
Loans
28
+
37
Bought outrightBills'.
14
Jun
7%
574
—
111,957
adjusted!
adjusted!
Commercial
—1,964
24
—
.
Acceptances—bought
1, 1969. .Jun
subord. debs., due 1975
cumulative pfd. stock
conv.
1960
1961
113,246
investments
and
investments
and
Loans
91
+
17,095
(332)
1974
15,
Nov.
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Agricultural
gold certificate reserves..
Discounts
—2,055
1,034
Cash
3
1901
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
May 25,
May 17,
lSei"
June 1,
Loans
Redemption
due
Decrease (—) Since
Decrease I.—) since
May 24,
Loans to
million.
Increase ( + ) or
May 24,
May 31,
4%
in
•Announced
increased $337 million.
others
from
rowings
Increase ( + ) or
account
5
2.790625
dollars)
ASSETS—
—
.230954
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
millions
.Jun
:
cumulative prior convertible preferred st,oek_.—
4(4%
.0166436
.193800
Consolidated Statement of Condition
(In
30
Inc.—
debentures,
1.390585
Africa, rand
1899
.Jun
Ltd.—
Corp.,
2.791600
—.—
30
July
1971
mortgage 5(4% bonds, series A, due Feb.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—
.0347937
1
.Jun
1962
1,
1,
1st
.139562
2003
1555
Ltd.—
Industries,
subord.
conv.
—
Ltd.—
Co.
due June
Corp.,
.0166436
Kingdom,
certificate
Power
Western
Kelton
.0348050
Day
due Jan.
B,
Stone
.193875
krona
Switzerland, franc
Gold
6%
.278312
Cut
&
1994
1,
preference shares, first series
&
2211
2
.Jun
Ltd.—
mortgage bonds,
Lakes
5%
Gulf
2.762995
Memorial
.0348062
.0348166
.324866
2.763900
.278291
2.763118
.139575
.
.00276900
Great
.00276900
.324833
.0800560
.278300
Fortugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.00161062
Page
15
of
series
Crushed
5%
debs., due June 15, 1969. .Jun
conv.
Mines
debentures,
1st
.00161062
.00276900
2.763960
krone
of
5%
.208933
2.790625
.0800560
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
United
.251850
.208966
.251856
.00276233
1
CALLED
ISSUE
Pennsylvania—
debentures, due Dec.
Co.
Uranium
2.791540
.00161056
2264
15
Date
Corp., 6%
5%%
35-year
Bicroft
.208866
.324983
yen
Union
.204056
2.790750
.00161062
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Sweden,
.00311000
.204050
.251853
1, 1982
due Jan.
debentures,
Telephone
.209033
pound
Norway,
Bell
.00311000
Day
.00311000
.251862
lira
Mexico,
.209933
Baruch-Foster
2.791600
rupee
Japan,
.209966
.204053
1
23
-July
Company and Issue—
1.013164
Memorial
.209900
.204050
franc_.
1.012682
1
l
series, due 1977 -July
Maryland Ry.—
•ENTIRE
.0199937
.00311000
France
Italy,
.0199937
Closed;
ser.,
Co.—
first preferred
5.50%
.0383500
1.012760
.2100001
Finland, markka
Ireland,
.0383375
.0200000
.
1.012630
rupee
India,
.J
bds., 4%%
2.223605
.0383166
:
due Jan. 1, 1979 -July
1964
Transmission Corp.—
stock,
25-year 5(4%
.0120987
.0120983
2.224334
2-.223705
2.224382
2328
1
1966.
1,
Co.—
1,
Transmission
Eastern
Western
S
$
.0120799
.0120877
j_
pound
Australia,
s
1
.Jun
_Jun
series
....
.Jun
Washington Gas Light Co., 5% refunding mtge. bonds-
.Tune 1
'
$
Service
pipe line
Gas
Preferred
Thursday
May 29
Friday
May 26
Wednesday
2328
.July
,
1987
due Jan.
debentures,
mortgage pipe line bonds, 5(4%
1st
Texas
Tuesday
2327
.July
1968—
1,
Natural Gas Co.—
mtge.
Tennessee
(Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
for
Rate
Buying
1
15
.Aug
Oct.
due
Inc.—
due Dec.
debentures,
Southern
Country
Co.,
Public
Southeastern
■»
1
.Aug
1962.
1,
Jan.
Hampshire—
New
series J,
subordinated
5% %
5%
of
Co.
bonds,
Finance
Ritter
1961, INCLUSIVE
1961 TO JUNE 1,
26,
due
Co.—
collateral trust bonds, due Jan. 1,
5%
Public
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
BY FEDERAL
CERTIFIED
RR.—
bonds,
Water
Northeastern
Page
,Date
Company and Issue—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Air
5
45%
____1
48%
1
Texaco
1977_Jun
15
2111
S
Shoe
U
series, due
U
S
Steel
Corp
±_,
Westinghouse
.
Electric
45%
45%
23
240
47%
48%
;__16%
88%
88%
5
6(4
43
43%
105
Volume
193
Number
6061
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2477)
49
J
•
I
DIVIDENDS
Per
Name
Koehring
Continued from page 14
5%
Per
Industria
Electrica
American
de
Mexico, S.
Electronic
Industrial
Natl.
Hardware
Bank
of
(stock
Providence
div.)
(R.
From
Kratter
3%
7-
11-16
5
6-15
50c
7-
1
6-15
$3
7-
1
6-
1
f 15c
7-29
7-15
25c
6-15
6-
1
income
(initial
7-
8c
3
6-
1
50c
6-21
6-
5
50c
6-30
6-10
5-26
25c
6-10
5-25
60c
quar.)
7-15
preferred
4%
40c
(quar.)
International Paints,
International
$1
6-30
6-
6-20
5
40c
6-23
6-
pfd.
6%
t60c
6-27
26 '/4C
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
L
International Petroleum, Ltd.
Kuhlman
from
investment
net
distribution
of
income
from
30c
plus
5l/z%
Salt
Silver
International
Textbook
Interstate
Co.
(quar.)
7%
Co.,
Airlines,
preferred
9
9
Lambert
B
Class
A
(quar.)
6-13
Class
B
5-22
Class
A
5-22
Class
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
5-11
Lambton
6-30
$1
Co
5-31
6-30
7-
C
75c
&
4.75%
;
1
Investment
Lane
6-10
1
Sessions,
Laurentide
■22
3
6-
6
6-21
6-
8
McGraw-Edison
7-21
7-
6
7
3
6-
6
7-
8-21
6-12
5-16
6-16
6- 2
A
1
6-15
8-
1
7-15
6-14
6-
1
6-10
6-
1
8-
1
7-20
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
5-15
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-16
Merchants
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-15
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
7-
3
Stock
split)
Engineering
6-23
2
9-15
6-12
6-
(quar.)___
59%c
7-15
7-
6-16
:
Finance
7-19
5-31
Leath & Company
20c
6-30
6-
9
Lee
4Va%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
6-30
6-
9
Leece-Neville
6Va %
preferred
(quar.)
$1.56 V*
6-30
6-
9
Leesona
33V'3 %
6-30
6-19
Leonard
6-30
6-15
Leohia
Hosts
Interstate
5%
prior
Inc.,
Power
4.36%
preferred
5.50%
preferred
Interstate
From
Investment
6%
$2.50
Leslie
9
9
7-
1
6-
6-
5
5-19
income
6c
6-
t60c
(quar.)
6-29
7-15
7-15
6-15
1
5
—
37 Vac
7-18
1
7-18
37%C
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
10c
6-
5
5-25
45c
7-
1
6-15
60c
(quar.)
1
8-
25c
preferred
8-
25c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
1
Extra
____
Commercial Corp.
investors
(quar.)
Electric
Iowa
Light & Power, common
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa Power & Light, common (quar.)
3.30%
4.35%
preferred
Trust
4
7-14
7-
1
6-15
$1.08%
Jamaica
Common
6-15
1
6-
6-
1
5-19
9
&
Storage,
55c
6-9
5-19
$1.25
-
A ,(quar.)
6-30
6-15
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
Telephone
_
6-
6
4.45%
6-20
6-
6
7-
1
6-10
6-
5
5-19
6-
5
5-25
6-10
5-31
6-26
6-15
6-10
5-25
Micromatic
6-15
5-15
Middle
Y.),
(N.
com.
(quar.)
5%
1st
preferred
Jeannette
Jewel
class.
Tea
Jockey
6%
Ltd..
preference
5V2%
Johnson
Jones
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
KLM
—
$1.50
6-15
5-31
7-
1
b-xo
Louisiana
Land
$1.75
7-
3
6-15
Louisville
&
8-
1
7-18
Louisville
Title
Royal
4%
6-30
Lowney
6-
Ludlow
6-
9
5-26
15c
6-
9
6-
Steel,
&
(quar.)
1
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynch Corp, (stock dividend)
6-16
5-22
6-10
5-22
58c
6-20
5-31
9-
8-14
1
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
6-15
$1.12 Va
4Va %
&
Ry.,
—
prefeired
5%
Katz
Drug
Stock
(monthly)
Company
3 Va %
Kelsey-Hayes
Kendall
Kendall
Co.
New
Land
Oil
Oil.
6-15
G-15
7-
1
6-
9
$1.12 Va
7-
1
6-
9
7-
7-
1
9
5-31
12-
Mines.
(quar.)
6-30
I
6-16
6-15
5-261
7-
6-15
10-
1
2
9-15
1-2-62
12-15
1
6-15
6-15
5-25
1
6-15
35c
7-
1
6-20
7-
Ltd.
5-31
6-15
5-25
t?^c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-23
40c
:
.—
60c
5c
I
6-22
5-31
5
5-15
6-
6-15
6-
3
Inc.—
Class B (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co.. 4.80%
1st
pfd.
1
6-
9
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
30c
(quar.)
7-
6-15
10c
(quar.)
7" 1
6-
6
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Investment Bond Fund
Series B-l
<s-a
from
net
invest,
—
49c
6-15
Keystone Growth Fund
Series K-2
Keystone Steel
Kewenaw
(s-a
Land
Kimberly-Clark
Kingsport Press.
Assn.
Corp.
Inc.
Kingston Products
Kirsch
Company
Kittanning
Xleinert
(I.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(reduced
B.)
Rubber
:
s-a)_.
(quar.)
Telephone
—
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
6-12
5-10
$1
ctfs
9c
50c
income)
(quar.)
6-15
6-
1
7-
6-
9
45c
1
12 VaC
5c
25c
1
6-
2
6-15
5-15
7-
5-26
1
35c
6-15
5-31
20c
6-15
6-
1
Powell
&
6-15
Mine
6-10
5-19
Minerals &
6-
1
Common
6-10
5-17
9-
9
8-17
12-
9
11-17
3- 10-62
2-16
1
6-10
Class
9
8-17
9
11-17
3- 10-62
2-16
6-30
5-31
6-22
4-19
B
6-10
6-
5-26
6-15
5-26
&
Light,
5%
3 Va %
(R.
Macy
Inc.,
H.)
Public
Stock
ject
5-31
6-16
7-14
6-15
6-15
6-
9
1
1
6-15
5-12
5
5-12
6-23
6-12
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-
5-25
7-20
6-30
—
6-10
5-10
7-14
6-30
6-30
6-14
7-
1
6-
9
6-30
4.75%
preferred
Mallinckrodt
4V»%
(quar.)
Mallory
(P. R.)
C
'
—,—
(quar.)„
& Co.,
common
(quar.)_—
preference A (quar.)
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)—
5%
Manischewitz
(quar.)__
Company
(B.)
Manning Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Bank
National
Manufacturers
(quar.)
Milling,
Leaf
Maple
Bancorporation
Market
Basket
common
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
(initial)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Marquette Corp. (stock dividend)
(M.)
& Son
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
Viz %
(quar.)
Corp.
Massachusetts
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investors
.
—
____
Growth
Stock
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Conveyor
(quar.)
Maui Electric Co.. Ltd.
(quar.)
May Department Stores— %
$3.75
pfd.
(1959
series)
Maytag
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
-—
3
7-
1
1
7-14
6-
31V4c
$1.12 Va
30c
1
6-
1
66-
6c
tlOc
25c
45c
.__—
(s-a)
—
—
93%c
POc
$50c
62Vic
15c
5-19
9
6-
5
7-31
7-10
6-15
6-
7-'l
6-
6-30
6-16
1
7
6-16
6-30
6-
ioc
o-l5
5-31
50c
6-10
b-19
15c
2
1.9
6-12
5
5
7-
1
6-15
30c
7-
1
6-
25c
6-12
5-26
7-
6-15
$1.
$1.10
7-1*
$1.15
.
60C
1
\:v
7_
'
9
6-15
6-16
J.'
18c
'"8-l2f ;v 5-17
M
"
6-12
50%
6-
5-17
5-19
5
5-15
$2
6-15
7- 1
6-
10c
6-15
5-26
6-15
5-26
tl5c
1
6-15
5-26
6-30
6-
25c
6-12
6-
122 Vac
6-29
6-
2
6-29
6-
2
$1.05
25c
(quar.)
1
2
6-
2
1%
6-30
6-
9
l*c
8-31
8-26
25C
6-30
t55c
6-15
5-15
30c
7-
1
5-31
$1.17 Va
7-
1
7-
1
5-31
t35c
7-14
6-30
t20c
>7- 3
5-31
6-
2
t$1.7S
7-
3
6-2
t$1.75
7-
3
6-
12 Vac
6-
6-19
6-
7
7-15
6-
7
6-23
15c
5-24
7-15
25C
$1.75
(quar.)
2
1
6-30
t$l
6-
9
~
15c
common.
6-10
1
5-12
1
6-
9
15c
-6-15
6-
1
20c
6-30
62 VaC
(quar:)—
Inc. (quar.)__
Co.
9
(quar.)-,.
7-
6-15
1
22 Vac
7-14
6-20
Nalco
Vernon
2%
—
$5
Mills
preferred (qUar.)
Inc.
common
__
Chemical Co.
Natco
Stock
1
ioc
6-30
6-
9
6-12
5-29
6-10
6-10
1
5-19
6-
2
6-
5
5-29
20C
6-
5
5-29
50C
6-30
6-16
20c
7- 3
6-16
16C
7-
1
6-
9
10-
from
div.
6-
25c
net investment income—
(Fairfield County)—
sh. for each 53 shs. held)
National Bank (Tulsa)
(quar.)
National Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
Quarterly
6-22
20C
—
(quar.)____
_____
Securities Co., Inc.—
National Bank
6-
7 Vac
Corp.,
Corp.
5-19
6-15
50C
..
6-15
12 VaC
■
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Nassau Trust (Glen Cove)
(s-a)
5-19
25c
26ViC
Nachman
Nashua
2
9-
1
81 Trust
(1
"25C
6-15
6-
70c
7-14
6-16
20c
National Blank Book Co
6-
5-25
1
5
Casualty Co.
(Detroit)
National
National
National
National
National
preferred A
preferred B
(quar.)
(quar.)__;
preferred
Presto
National Rubber
National
Screw
6-15
5-26
50c
6-10
5-17
$1.06 V*
6-15
7-
1
6-15
15C
6-10
5-24
30c
6-20
6-
1
6-
9
6-
7
"
1~
50c
7-
75c
6-26
$1.50
6-15
8-
1
5-18
(s-a)
7-
6
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
L.
3
6-19
18c
Machinery
Mfg.
5-15
40C
$1.75
(s-a)
Industries
&
6-13
50c
"■
National Mortgage & Investment, com.
National
5-31
7-15
30C
-
6%
5-31
6-15
30c
(quar.)
Register
(quar.)
City Lines (quar.)—
Dairy Products Corp. (quar.)—__
preferred
(quar.)
Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)
Food Products (quar.)
Gas & Oil Corp. (quar.)—
Cash
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)—_____
—
National Lead Co., common
———
7%
6-15
20c
National
National
■
6-
6-16
6-30
5
5-31
5-19
9
6-
6-30
t25c
iquar.)
P-u.
6-12
12 VaC
—
5-24
5
6-26
5-31
6-15
6-12
dividend
4,/4%
6-15
6-20
35c
9
6-30
5-22
7-10
9
9
7-
3
6-
9
7-
1
7-
6-12
6-20
6-30
6-26
6-16
7-
15c
35C
$3.50
6-16
1
6-16
$1.37Va
6-30
7-
6-15
1
7-
(quar.)__
6-15
1
1
.7-
preferred (s-a)
;
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Quarterly
Munsittgwear,
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
5V4%
preferred (quar.)
Murray Co. of Texas, Inc. (quar.)—
Murphy Corp. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring
—
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
6-20
7-
6-
7-
75c
7%
6-20
7-
8
1
$3.50
(quar.)
Finance Corp.,
Mount
5-26
1
5
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-
6-
6-19
7-
6-15
6-
5-19
7-
1
5-22
6-10
5%
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
McBrine
(L.), Ltd.. preferred
90c
25c
25c
25c
12c
6%
30c
10c
1
6-14
26 Vac
Electro
Nation-Wide
6
6-
6-29
5-19
6-30
6-
1
20c
(quar.)
Lines
&
(John)
7-15
1
7-
25c
5-31
6-
8-
6-15
15c
$1.25
Motor
5-26
6-13
6-10
$1.10
$1.25
6-15
7-13
6-15
6-16
6-28
Fund
(From investment income)
Massey-Ferguson,
1
6-30
6-30
5-11
8-
50c
7-14
6-15
6-10
6-15
7-18
Dock—
Dry
(quar.)
preferred
Masonite
Inc.
Shipbuilding &
Common
6-
1
tl2>/ac
—
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Marley
Marsh
1
7-
50c
10c
.
Ltd
Marine
7-
53VaC
35c
62Vac
30c
50c
35c
6-
6-30
5c
(Detroit)—
Quarterly
Manpower, Inc.
9
59%c
7
6-14
10c
Works—
Chemical
preferred
2
15c
Products Corp
Mother's Cookie Co. (initial s-a)
5-26
6-15
6-
Corp.,
Stock
Morse
5-19
6-15
preferred
Morrell
2
15c
(quar.)
Morningstar-Paisley,
7
6-12
Co.
Morgan Engineering Co.,
$2.50 prior preferred
5-12
6-
1
Co.
Moore-McCormack
5-15
6-15
7-
Ltd., common (quar.)_
7%
preferred A (quar.)
7% preference B (quar.)
:
Moore Products Co.
(increased)
Monarch Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)_
Class A
(quar.)—
—
Moore
5-31
Commission
Util.
$1.11 %
preferred
(quar.)
Montreal
Trust
(quar.)
6-15
6-12
2
4.50%
6-15
7-
Rubber
4.70%
1
7-
2
6-
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
Molybdenum Corp. of American (stock div.)
Mills (quar.)J——
MohsantO Chemical Co. (quar.)
Montana-Dakota
Utilities,
com.
(quar.)—
5-26
6-
6-
Monarch
1
6-15
J25c
31c
common
Public
Maine
to
split)
(quar.)
(13-for-10 stock split sub¬
dividend
5-31
6-29
25c
25c
J30c
Ltd.J priority shs. (quar.)—
Service,
6-15
25c
inc.)—
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Magnin (Joseph) Co. (increased)__
Maher
Shoes. Ltd.
(quar.)——
Maine Public Service (13-for-10 stock
Maine
1
45c
(quar.)
Madison Fund, Inc. (from net invest,
Madison Gas & Electric (quar.)
Mailman Corp..
5-
5-31
655/aC
50c
15c
(quar.)
Company
&
6-12
35c
(quar.)
common
1
t8c
(quar.)___
Company
6-
tl5c
—
preferred
6-15
6-19
2
2
IOC
(qUar.).
Molson's Brewery, Ltd., class A
1
6-
122 Vac
2
6-19
6-
87 Vac
6-
B
6-16
7-1
6-
—
1
Class
5-29
6-26
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.»_
Modine Mfg.
5-29
6-12
1
Mohasco Industries, common (quar.)
4.20%
6-15
6-15
1
Ltd., $1 partic. class A—
Birmingham RR^, 4% pfd. (s-a)__
Mobile &
15c
Co.—
7-
6-
9
6-16
Va %
Mohawk
6-23
6-
1
7-
dividend
2
9
1
7-
7-
Aluminum Co.
6-15
6-
9
7-
1 V4c
6-
6-
6-
7-
:—_——
1
6-10
1
96V.C
(quar.)
1
1
5-15
5-29
7-
15c
7-
7-
6-20
30
6-5
6-12
97 Vac
$1.08%
(quar.)—:
7-
1
6
;
95c
Appliances Co.__
Chemicals-Philipp Corp.—
Utilities
1
2%
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Mitchell (Robert),
9
7-
6-
'
(quar.)__
Power
5-15
5-15
30c
(quar.)
Mississippi Glass (reduced)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
4.60%
preferred
(qUar.)
,
Missouri Pacific RR., class A (quar.)___—_
Missouri Public Service Corp., com. (quar.)__
Mirro
5
62 Vac
(quar.)__
Minnesota
6-14
6-12
6-
87 Vac
of Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (qUar.)—
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. (quar.)
5-17
912-
Safety
6-16
6-15
40c
—
Corp.
5-29
1
6-15
25c
Mining Corp.
Ltd.—
River,
—
Trucks,
5V4%
Mathews
7-
Bloedel
MacWhyte
Mack
4
from net invest,
Wire
&
Factors
6-15
6-30
t3c
:
1—
Extra
Maryland
5-31
7-
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Oil Corp
Midwest
6-15
7-
25c
7%
Mid-West Abrasive
1
6-23
12 Vac
ciuar.)
(quar.).
$1,75
Corp.—
Utilities (quar.)
South
Missouri
25c
3%
20c
53VaC
:
Quarterly
Marsh
inc.)
Ltd.
Mines,
MacMillan
$1
20c
10c
(initial)
(initial
common
Macassa
6-10
7-
30c
—__
New
1
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(monthly)
A
6-15
6-
$1.25
Industries,
class
1
12-20
2%
87 VaC
(quar.)
common
Fund
common
Kewanee
1
1
87 VaC
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison -.Gold
Kerr-McGee
77-
40c
Copper
County
26c
25c
Co.
Income
9
9
87 Vic
(quar.)
Refining
Kennecott
66-
15c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Kentucky Utilities,
Kern
(quar.)___
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
6-30
6-30
7c
—:
common
preferred
9
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3V2%
9
6-
$1.25
—
—
preferred
6-
6-30
37c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company,
3Va %
Kerr
(quar.)
(reduced-quar.)
Corp.
Kawneer
Kellogg
I
com.
dividend
Kavanau
6-30
$1.08
<quar.)__
Co.
9
$1.25
& Light,
com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
6-
$1.15
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
4.50%
6-30
6-30
$1.07
:
4.32%
$5 preferred
Kansas Power
7-15
42c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
4.60%-
$1
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.).
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.28%
common
preferred
Electric,
;—;—
——r_
5-29
preferred (s-a)
Midland-Ross Corp., common (quar.)
5Va% 1st preferred (quar.)
6-16
6-
iRc
(quar.)
Company
Lynchburg Foundry, common (quar.)__
4'/4%
preferred (s-a)
Lyon Metal Products—
5-31
$1.08%
(quar.)
1
$1.50
20c
(quar.)
8-14
9-
(quar.)
Southern
1
9-
preferred
Gas
common
6-
preferred
City
Co.,
Typograph
Lunkenheimer
$1
v
(quar.)
$6
9
$1.05
:
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Ltd.
6-
4.35%'
4%
Ludlow
Co.,
M.)
5-12
6-15"
7-
6-15
7-15
15c
t25c
55c
20c
(quar.)
1
4'/a %
Kansas
(Walter
Corp.
^reduced)
Inc.
9
95c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
& Sons,
(M.)
6-15
40c
Hone
Middlesex Water.
Stock
75c
30c
(quar.)_
7-
69c
(qUar.)
Light,
Co.
RR.
6-
35C
Airlines-
Power
Nashville
62 Vic
60c
(quar.)__
5-19
$1.21
30c
55c
$1.75
45c
Exploration (quar*)——
preference (quar.)
Luminator-Harrison, Inc.
1
6-14
6-10
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)__
common
Paper
preferred
Kansas
1
25c
preferred
4.20%
7-14
6-
(quar.)
Dutch
City
3.80%
Lowenstein
9
7-14
t40c
15c
25c
(quar.)
&
6-15
(quar.)__
Meyer-Blanke Co. (reduced)
Miami Industries, class A
(initial)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common (quar.)__
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar. )^
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
;
5-31
6-30
50c
(quar.)
A
Sutherland
Kansas
6-15
7-14
Machine
Laughlin
preferred
1
:—.—
6-15
7%
+5c
$13%C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Manufacturing & Supply
P
93 %c
'
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Lorillard (P.) Company, common (quar.)—
tl5c
(s-a)
(quar.)
B
Johnson
preferred
Joslyn
V
A
Corp.
Lamson
&
5%
K
&
&
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar. )_____
common
preference
Johns-Manville
Jones
(quar.)__
7%
3%%
Co..
Club.
preferred
6-15
"
$1.75
50c
25c
50c
50c
50c
50c
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
10%
20%
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Lockwood Grader, class A (initial)
Lone Star Cement (quar.)—
Lone Star Gas Co., common (quar.)_
6-15
.6-1
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80% pfd.
3.85%
preferred (qUar.)___.
Mill
1st
$12 V2C
7-
1
87 Vac
6-22
5c
10c
depositary, payment will amount to approximately $.076 per depositary shr.)
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.—
$1.25
(quar.)
6-15
62 Vac
(quar.)____
—
for
U5c
(quar.)_
5%
1
.
25c
40c
10c
60c
.
4.84%
1
7-
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock (quar.)
Special stock (quar.)
Special stock (quar.)
$4.30 Orig. stock$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30
Orig. stock,—
Livingston Oil Co. (stock dividend—
Lobitos Oilfield, Ltd., Ordinary (final)
(After British income
tax and expenses
t20c
is-a)
6%
■
5-26
7-
2c
(quar.)
common
15c
Special
A
6-12
45c
(quar.)
preferred
(Richmond, Va.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co.
(quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)„
:_.
Little Miami RR. Special stock (quar.)
$1.60
(quar.)
Terminal
Jamestown
1
7-
Supply Co.—
preferred
Common
6-15
•
7-
40c
15c
Water
Johnston
7-1
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Machine
Jaeger
$5
8-
82 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
Irving
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
dividend
& Thermit Corp.,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
25c
preferred (quar.)
7%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
7%
Goods
Stock
Metal
1
6-20
6-
15c
5c
(quar.)
Records
6-
6-30
6-15
40c
4.35%
Inc.
(quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford
Glass
(quar.)——
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)—
Quarterly7
6-15
+75c
(Rnode Island)
preferred
Salt
6-13
(quar.)__
3.90%
Levine's
6-
Liberty
Extra
$2.50
5-19
5-18
1
15c
:
(quar.)
Trust
Investors
5
15c
37 Vac
(Chicago)—
(N. Y.)
7-14
.
J.)
6-16
5-25
Refrigerating (quar.)——
Merck & Company, common (quar.)___——
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
t
_
__
Mesta Machine (quaf.)
_
Assurance
10-13
(quar.)
(N.
1
6-15
$1.37 Va
__
Fire
7-31
(quar.)_——
Inc.
7-
35c
(Chicago)
Sank
National
6-19
25c
(quar.)___
10-31
(quar.)
Trust
&
Co.
20c
35c
20c
10c
•.
(quar.)
Refineries
Bank
7-
68 %C
(quar.)
Co.
6-19
6-19
6-30
35c
;—
___
J15c
fl5c
(quar.)
Company
Corp.
6-16
6-
15c
(quar.)_,
Foundation, Ltd. com.
preferred
D.)
54 Va C
America—
investment
net
(H.
23 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Co.
divid.)
$1.25
System
common
Systems
Investment
(stk.
(quar.)__.
Freight
Interstate
(quar.)
common
com.
preferred
Motor
Interstate
Corp.,
(quar.)
Quarterly
2
—
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
25%
Stores
Merchandise
1
6-
Quarterly
dividend
Interstate
5-29
Corp.—
6-19
6-30
$1
Mercantile
6rl5"
10-
'
stock
Three-for-one
Interstate
Co.
Mercantile Discount Corp.
Metal
class A (quar.)
(s-a)
5-26
6-30
$1.50
Merchants
10c
(quar.)
Chemicals
9
6-30
$1.37
preferred
12Vic
Acceptance, Ltd.,
A
Lawter
preferred
7-
—
(quar.)
common
6-
88c
Publishing Co.—
New
common
(initial)
5 Va %
preferred (initial)
McKesson & Robbins,
Inc.
(quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering (quar.)
Mead Johnson & Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(s-a)
Meadville Telephone, 5% preferred (s-a)
Means (F. W.) & Co., common (quar.)
$7 preferred
(quar.)
Medusa, Portland Cement (quar.)______:
Mellon National Bank & Trust (Pittsburgh)
(Ontario)
Co.
5-17
8c
McGraw-Hill
8-
Holdert
6*10
20c
:
■
(quar.)__.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
7-
6-
(3-for-2 stock split)———
Bryant, Inc.
Class
6-2
Department Stores—
6-15
McCrory Corp., common (quar.)____
3Va%
preferred (quar.)
5Vz%
preferred (quar.)
6-20
t35c
t35c
convertible
6-15
1
7-
McCormick-Armstrong
•15
$6
When
Payable of Rec.
$1
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
__.
&
Lumber
■15
$0,325
40c
35c
t20c
J20c
t20c
f20c
120c
t20c
(quar.)
Loan
River
Share
i
6-30
—
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lamson
43%
(quar.)
(Alfred), class A
Class
of Company
10c
:
(Del.)
Inc.
13%c
__.
(quar.)
9
9
______—
Quarterly
Quarterly
:
pfd.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_.
(increased)-
6-12
35c
International
(quar.)
Superior & Ishpeming RR.
Lakeport National Bank (N. H.)
realized
net
6Va%
$1.50
$1.75
25c
20c
(quar.)
Electric,
23
.
$1,12Va
_
preferred A
Central
Lake
a
profits)
International
(quar.)
Kysor Heater Co.
6-12
30c
(quar.)
International Resources Fund, Inc.—
(5c
6-
t40c
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
6-30
$1
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Paper,
preferred
4%
;
__
(Canada)
Packers,
—:
Lake
(quar.)
International Nickel
1st preferred
2nd preferred
Knudsen Creamery
5-15
International Minerals & Chemicals—
International
(monthly)
6%
Per
Name
6-30
Kroger Company—
6-16
60c
Co.__.
International Cigar Machinery (quar.)__
International Harvester Co., common (quar.)
Common
B
12c
12c
10c
10c
10c
40c
—
preferred (monthly)
$1.20
preferred
(monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly)—_
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (qua^-.)
Kroehler Mfg., 4Va% preferred (quar.)
International Business Machines—
common
(monthly)
7%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Interlake Steamsnip Co
New
A
$1.20
Fund—
investment
62Vic
683/4C
7Vic
^
Corp.—
Class
11-30
I.)
Quarterly
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-ai
:
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c preference (quar.)
Inland Container Corp., class A (quar.)
Income
A
(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)—;
Corp.
Kollmorgen
A.—
20c
Industrial
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Holders
McCloud
conv.
Class
shares
Institutional
When
Share
When
Payable of Rec.
Company—
preferred
5Va%
Name of Company
Share
of Company
6-15
5-31
15c
6-30
6-15
25c
6-15
6-1
50c
7-
'
62 Vic
7-
1
6-15
50
(2478)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
Per
Name of
Company
National
Securities
National Growth
Research
National Income
Neisner
(quar.)
Machine
Haven
Pan
Panhandle
York
Electric
&
Electronics
Corp.,
Newark
Telephone
preferred
preferred
preferred
RR.
1
7
5
5-
50c
7-
1
5-26
7-
1
6-
1
6-
9
1
6-
9
A
6%
6 y4 c
common
(quar.)
&
$1.50
7-
1
7-
1
6-16
(quar.)
45c
American
6-30
6-
9
6-
9
Pet
6-
9
6-
9
$1.31 y4
cents
9
common
(quar.)
+
9
50c
6-15
9
7-13
22yac
—
(quar.)—______
6-
9
37 y2c
above
from
are
6-20
6-20
5-31
5-31
net
Extra
Co/(quar.)
Northern
5%
Illinois
Y|.)
(quar.)—__.
prior pfd.
Ry.
(quar.)
Co.,
Exploration
(quar.).
from
Co.
—
net
'
Common
(quar.),
Trust
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-16
Pillsbury
6-16
Pioneer
5-18
W
income
and
Indiana
New
$4 preferred
Inc.
(From
net
h_r_12
i'
6-30
Piper
8-
6-22
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
1
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
\
7-14
6-16
7-14
6-16
$1.05
7-14
6-16
37'/2c
.
Pioneer
Natural
Aircraft
Preferred
Gas
7%
B
Stock
for
Spray
each
(One
each
share
Corp. held)
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.
Oglebay
Norton
Co.
of
$1.37 y2
Oil
Water
Co.
City National Bank
Okanagan Helicopters
(quar.)—_
(Milwaukee)
Olivetti
(Ing.
Preferred.
(Less South
&
Mfg.
of
—
5-19
6-
9
5-10
6-15
5-31
Ltd.,
.—
L
dividend)—
Ltd.
nfd.
Common
(increased)
i—_.—a.
(N.
Service
Electric
&
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
Robertson
(H. H.)
1
6-
9
Robertson
(James)
7-
1
6-
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-15
15c
6-15
5-15
6-
5-25
9
Public Service Co.
9
Robinson, Little & Co.,
6-
6-
5-12
6-
9
7
9
5-26
10%
6-
9
6-
6
6-10
6-15
tl5c
1
7-19'
7-
1
7-
5
.6-19
6-
9
6-
i
12-
1
11-
1
6-10
5-31
6-10
5-15
6-15
6-
62'/2C
6-
5
$1
7-
1
1
5-12
"
€-13
40c
6-
9
6-
2
15c
6-
9
6-
2
25c
7-15
6-30
1st
Puerto
of
New
Inc.
Quaker
State
$3.50
Ramco
1st
6-20
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
$1.41 y4
7-
5%
5.65%
6-12
6-
6-14
5-29
Rock
6-
5-22
Rockland
National
Mfg.
9
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
5
1
9
6-
Ranco,
Rapid
American
Rapid
Grip
(One
6-12
6-12
5-22
5
7-15
6-13
Bank
Co.
Corp.,
Corp.
5
5-19
N.
Dutch
common
Y.
Royalite
7-15
6-19
Ruberoid
8-
7-14
Ruppert
Russ Togs,
8-
1
7-14
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
Ryan
-
Stock
—
pfd.
Inc., class A
.
7-15
i 7- 3
6-15
5-31
6-
5
5-23
preferred
4.30%
(quar.)
—.__
A
St.
St.
Joseph
St.
6-30
6-20
6-12
5-31
Co.
7-
Lead
B
5%
Mfg.
7-
Louis-San
5%
conv.
6-
5
6-15
9
9
5%
1
5%
6-
of
class
6-24
6-
5
6-
5
6-
5
6-24
6-
9
5-26
7-
3
6-16
6-10
6-
1
6-30
6-
6
6-
5-
8
1
6-23
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
Fire
4.40%
Schlage
Lock Co.
Insurance
6-
1
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
36c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Class
Scott,
M.)
B
Products
Sons,
Co.
Scudder
Scudder
Stevens
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
9
6-23
6-
9
20c
7-14
6-23
25c
6-15
6-
9
25c
6-12
6-
2
5c
6-10
5-10
5c
6-10
5-10
5-31
A
17c
Common
5-31
Seaboard
Allied
6-30
5-31
Seaboard
Finance
6-30
5-31
$4.75
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
Sealed
6-30
5-31
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Corp.,
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
.6-9
6'-
7-
6-20
6-15
1
6-
9
6
A
9
5-19
6-
9
5-19
7y2c
6-15
25c
7-10
6-22
$1.18%
7-10
6-22
$1.25
7-10
B
5-31
5-26
6-14
6-
6-22
5-31
Shattuck
Shawinigan
7-
1
6-
9
1
6-
9
4%
6-22
5-22
30c
7-
3
5-24
10c
7-
1
3%
(quar.)
com.
9-30
—
—
'■
3iy4c
Water
Company
&
preferred A
Power
(quar.)
5-31
7-
1
6-
$1.3114
7-
1
6-15
25c
6-
9
5-29
This payment clears all arrears
stock
Bros.,
Inc.
MacDonald
Reitman's
&
(quar.).—
Mines,
Insulation
Canada,
Ltd._
Extra
Class
(quar.)^
Extra
Sheraton
Ltd
on
5-22
6-
1
9
1%
6-16
5-19
7v2c
(quar.)
6-30
6-20
class A
37 Vic
12v2c
1-
6-30
6-20
6-15
6-
1
$20c
6-15
10c
———
(quar.)
Shoe
preferred
Corp:
Stock
Class
6-
6-14
6-14
6-15
6-1
tlOc
—*
("quar.)—
4
6-16
4
6-16
2oC
5-13
Sicks'
Breweries.
Sigma
Mines,
(quar.)
.
A
(quar.)———
1
7-17|
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
Class
A
(quar.)
J 5c
8-
1
7-17
Class
B
(quar.)
B
Silverwood
*
6-10
5-22
5-26
•
1
6-30
8-
1
6-30
7-
1
(quar.)————
(s-a)
(quar.)
6-
9
25C
6-15
5-25
5%-
8-15
8-
25c
1
(quar.)'—1_
7-
1
25c
7-
1
6-30
6-16
3%
Ltd.
Dairies,
8-
30c
-----
(quar.)
—
Ltd.
8-
6-13
15c
t$1.75
Signal Oil & Ga3, class A
Class
(quar.)_
——
dividend
t5c
'
88-
(Canada), Ltd.—
class
tlOc
—
20%
20%
2%
Co.
B
(quar.)—
Inc., 6% preferred
Stock
5
2
8-10
T—
(quar.)
of America
Inc.,
2
2
6-23
25c
dividend—:
Shulton,
Sicard.
(reduced-quar.)__
common
6-10
7-
7%
6-
6-
6-26
dividend
Stock
(quar.)—,
'
6-19
Sherwin-Williams
2
2
42c
'
6-14
6-
7-
20%
registered (stock dividend)
bearer (stock dividend)
of America
2
271/2 c
Shares
Sheller
Corp.
6-
6-21
t56i/4c
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Shell Transport & Trading Co., N. Y.
Stock dividend
Ordinary
Ordinary
6-15
7-
30c
Mig. Corp. (quar.)
Sh.epard Niles Crane & Hoist
5
5-29
3
7-
6-16
t50c
———
5-31
6-16
6-30
5
5-22
each
—
A
6-
8
6-9
10c
—
Shell
6-
5-31
6-15
12 y2 c
Co.—
(quar.)_
6-
1
6-10
6-15
221/2 c
—
G.)
6-29
6-12
,
15c
—
7c
Co
(Frank
4 V2 %
preferred B
Shelby Salesbook Co
7-
6-10
9-11
1
15c
5-15
6-15
7-
(Denver)—
———
6-15
2
6-22
7-10
6-12
Extra
&
1
25C
—
(John)
6-
$1.56 V*
(quar.)
6-30
7-
<—
Security Title Insurance (Los Ang.) (quar.)
Servel, Inc., $5.25 preferred (quar.)
Seven-Up Bottling Co. (Los Ang.) (quar.)—
6-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—_——:
(quar.)
Class
5-12
(quar.)——
Corp.
com.
Security Life & Accident Co.
Class
7-14
6-
(quar.)—————
A
1
13c
dividend
preferred
7-14
8-
10c
%
-
(quar.)
Acceptance
Stock
1
net
sinking fund (quar.)
sinking fund (quar.)——
5%
8-
—
(from
$6.25
Power
6-10
$1
(quar.)
$5
6-14
otock
—
Fund
6-30
preferred
9
85c
——r-—
f.
9
55c
—
—
s.
6-19
1
5c
(quar.)
Clark
Co.,
1
6-19
lc
——
Milling
11-
6-30
7-
6y4c
income)—
&
11-15
10c
(quar.)
Clark
&
net
Stevens
1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
(from
5-25
8-
15c
——>————--:—
&
6-15
8-15
15c
(increased.
class
2
t6c
--
Foresman
6-
7-10
6-
1
15c
(quar.)————-
&
Scott Paper Co., common
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
5-16
7-17
7-
$1.10
Corp.
(O.
6-
6-23
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
Co.—
Tubular
6-10
6-23
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Marine
Sawhill
6-
1
7-
1
5-26
6-
25c
partic. preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)——
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.T—
6-22
9
6-
9
20c
$5
$4
6-
6-16
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Ry., common.
25c
9-20
6
6-20
40c
(quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd. (quar.)
Antonio Corp., voting
tr^st certificates
Voting trust certificates
Sandura Company, common (quar.)
60c
convertible preferred
(quar.)—
Sandy Hill Iron & Brass Works, com. (quar.)
10-10
5
common
San
Schwitzer
6-15
&
Paper
Scott
6-
2
25c
1st preferred A
6-15
1
2
6-
1
6-21
6-15
6-
1
1
1
7-
2
1
7-
17 V2C
6-
7-
9-
7-10
7-
6-30
12-
Regis
6-24
37y2c
$1.07Vi
9-15
Paul
7-10
Rayette,- Inc. (stock dividend)
Reading & Bates Oil Drilling, class A
2
12-15
St.
85c
5-19
9
$1.25
St.
12v2c
6-
$1.25
2
12»/2c
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
2
20c
for
5-22
5-22
6-14
(quar.)
6-15
dividend)
stock
6-20
6-20
preferred A
6-
35c
A
1
conv.
6-
1
25c
60c
6-10
5-23
conv.
7-
held)
2
7-
5c
(quar.)
Francisco
40c
—
9
6-
preferred A
preferred A
6-23
12V2c
(quar.).
6-
6-20
—
Louis Public Service
Sexton
(quarJ_—:
1
50%
(quar.)
$20c
Corp.
5-23
5
7-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
common
St.
6-
5
$2
Batten, (stock
5
7-
50c
(quar.)—.———
Light & Power,
preferred A (quar.)
6-20
87V2C
7-
25c
Joseph
10c
(quar.)
5-23
12c
class
(quar.)
Clair Specialty
1
45C
(quar.)
6-15
5-23
6-23
class A stock)
and
(quar.)
preferred
6-
$1.75
Ltd
6-15
5
10%
—'
class
on
Safeway Stores Inc.,
5-26
$1.75
(quar.)
5
7-
6-16
+$.3281V4
—
-
(new
quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
Aeronautical
6-15
$1.18%
7-
6-16
10%
——
(quar.)——
Company (quar.)
(Jacob), 4V2%
pfd.
6-12
$1.75
5-18
83c
————
5%%
dividend
5-19
6-10
5c
—
—
Shcii*cs_.
Oil' Ltd".,
9
B-"> 0
50c
(quar.)_—_
—
Russell
5-26
—
Certificates
Y
6-20
6-
10%
—
Petroleum
dividend
6-30
1
(quar.)
5-26
6-30
10c
(quar.)
—
Royal
Y.)__
6-15
25c
50c
N.
6-10
40c
(Suffern,
1
25c
(quar.)——
Rockwell-Standard
50c
Rath Packing Co.
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.
Reeves
6-
&
share
share
Refractory
6-30
(quar.)—
Ages Corp.
6-30
America—
Incorporated
5
70c
preferred
of
7-10
50c
Refining
Co.
6-15
8-18
9
Securities
(quar.)
preferred
Purina
6-30
9-
$1.25
—-
Enterprises
6-
20c
of
5-19
5-31
t20c
____
2
37V2C
—
—
Mining,
Corp.
6-10
6-15
6-15
$1.31 V4
—
—
(quar.)
Oil
6
60c
J25c
.
1
Mexico—
common,
6-
1
35c
—
(quar.)
Co..
6-20
7-
$1.26 y4
(George) Fund of Boston—
(Quarterly from investment income)
preferred
3
6
34 %c
7-
Putnam
Pyle-National
3
66-
$2
$1.32
Industries, $4.75 pfd.
Telephone (quar.)
6-
6-30
6-
6-15
6-20
25c
$1.07 y2
.
Rico
6-16
6-15
6-15
25c
&
Genesee Valley
RR. (s-a)
Telephone, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)———————
$1.04 y2
(quar.)__
preferred
15c
30c
80c
3 7 Vic
Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
$1.02
Corp., voting com. (quar.)_
Non-voting common (quar.)
7%
Original pfd.
(quar.)
Reeves
31 %c
(quar.)l
5-15
Rochester
Fund
Publication
Radio
7-10
Rochester
5-20
7-
lie
„————
5-19
4-20
6-13
6-16
5-31
(quar.)
Co.,
50c
preferred (quar.)—_——_.
5*4%
preferred
(ouar.)
Publicker
Co.
income)
5%
Pullman,
6-19
6-30
6-15
5-19
18c
(quar.)
9
20c
6-10
50c
(quar.)
preference
5-31
6-10
25c
(quar.)
$1.40
5-31
17 Vic
-
6-10
$2
,-i
(quar.)
5-19
(interim)
6-
6-15
6-15
equal to about 11c per share
Rhodesia and Nyasaland taxes
after
7-
Gas—
preferred
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
shares
2
6-15
4c
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co., com. (quar.)
5y2%
preferred (quar.)
(R. I.)
—■—
preferred
45c
Aggregates (reduced-quar.)
iquar.)
5
+$2
J.)
Co.
$2
conv.
preferred (quar.)——_—
Provident Life & Accident Insurance
(Tenn.)
preferred
12y2c
(quar.)__
Pacific Gamble Robinson
Pacific Gas & Electric
6-
American
1
4c
$1
—
2%
__—
5.28%
10c
(quar.)
Clay Products (quar.)
Coast Co., 5% preferred
preferred A (quar.)
Valley Gas, common <quar.)____
voting trust certificates (quai.)
Ritter Company (quar.)—
Roadway Express, class A. (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines-
2%
(s-al
5.05%
6-
5-26
6-15
22V0C
Bank
4.30%
6-15
9
6-15
t$1.6685
—
1
1
6-
6-14
1%
4% preferred
dividend)—,
6
6-10
20c
5-26
36c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(stock
6-
tl5c
A——,
—
preferred
(stock
6-
10c
Extra
6%
Mich.)
6-13
6-30
5-
5-31
—
(quar.)
6-12
10c
(quar.)
7-
5-15
9
7-14
25c
preferred
40c
5
6-15
6-
9
61 y2c
4.18%
6-15
7-20
6-
90c
2
25c
(quar.)___
5
1
7-20
1
30c
6-
62 »Ac
—
6-
7-
1
8-
25c
6-
5c
3
6-15
5-19
8-
Common
38c
7-
1
6-12
—
$4
55c
(quar.)——————
7-
7-13
Rio Grande
1:20c
_—■—
preferred
—
Pacific
Bros.
Ralston
Tail Power; common
(quar.)__
Overnite Transportation
(quar.)
Pacific
9
5-10
7-25
25c
1
15c
——-
common
6-30
$1
Otter
Pacific Cement &
6-
6-10
1
93 %c
6-28
62 y2 c
Providence-Washington Insurance
Quemont
(quar.)
Glass, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
Ox Fibre Brush
(quar.)
1
7-
$1.75
4.08%
40c
Owens-Illinois
7-
5-15
1
6-
lc
St.
5-15
20c
class
9
25c
7
tax)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
9
6-
18c
(quar.)
dividend
Common
12 y2C
div.)
(quar.)
Paper Co.
Price
Public
$1.40
nonresident
4%
preferred D (quar.)
Orpheum Building (reduced
Oxford
Mines
Stock
8%
(stock
Ltd
Wholesale,
5-19
5
25c
Copper Mines. Ltd
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
Oster
5
America
Co.—
rets,
9
b-
5
7-
—r—
25c
7%
Opemiska
Oshawa
6-
6-
'
25c
dep.
African
Onondaga Pottery
Opelika
6-30
71/2C
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)__—
Amer.
O'okiep Copper
7-25
Line—
—
Co.
6-
6-
(quar.)_.
Paper Corp. (quar.)_
Riegel Textile Corp., common
4%>
(quar.)
Power
Industrial
Preston
J15C
(quar.)
Corp,
C.)
Premier
Preway, Inc.
75c
—
1
1
22c
——
Inc.
Rapids,
6-16
37 V2c
Chemical
Tyrone
6-16
(Grand
6-16
$1.10
1
Insurance
Olin-Mathieson
Oliver
1
Electric
1
(quar.)
Pipe
5
6c
preferred
(quar.)
Preferred Insurance Co.
1
(quar.)__
River
6-
$1
$2.46
7-
$1.11
(Pa.)
Corp.
Life
7-
1
(Mass.)
Co.
Forests,
Potomac
7-
Ltd.—
Mississippi
Quarterly
Coal
K.), Inc.
Transit
25c
(quar.)____
preferred
Oklahoma
Line
6-16
1
97»/2c
(quar.)
Co.
1
1
65c
90c
$1.12%
$.032
Riegel
6-15
(quar.)__
37c
—
—
Ben
6-
7-
Ogden
(quar.)
Service
convertible
(H.
$1.40
t50c
preferred
7-
$1.371/2.
_______
6-
4.44%
Ohio
6-20
for
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
7-
7-12
Co
common
(initial
—
4.40%
Old
5-19
$1
Corp.
1
97y2c
'miar.)
5-19
25c
stock
6-
7-
7-12
1
preferred (quar.)
Richardson-Merrell,
Inc.
(quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
7 2/10c
(quar.)
nrefprred
Prospect Park National
„
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-/
Ohio
common
preferred
Con
Edison
3.90%
Corp.,
1st
6-30
t45c
(quar.)
Teleregister
5-19
6-15
$1
;.
2"d
6-20
20c
common
6-15
investment
| Quarterly
of
of
2
Oil
Inc.,
90c
(quar.)
5%
10c
Wood
6-
53y8c
5%
7
Porter
$1.45
of
6-15
7-
1
8-
(interim)-—
33/4%
$1
(quar.)
6-10
Portland
——
shades held)
Co.
Rich's
1
$2.50
(quar.)
common
6-
6-15
Cranberries.
stock
1
6-15
.
share
50
Pharmacal
common
Old
6-24
Polaroid
6-30
—_____
dividend
version
Norwich
Rice
5-19
6-.
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
Ohio Telephone (extra)Quebec Power, Ltd. (quar.)
Paper
Ranch
6-13
6-14
Stock
(quar.)—
Corp.
Potlatch
(quar.)_____
6%
7-
7-10
44c
(quar.)
preferred
Northwest
1
30c
5.60%
Northern
1
shares
7
8-
Trust—
01 as S
—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)—
Placer Development,
Ltd.
20c
(quar.)
Northern
7-31
75c
—
preferred
Oil
5-31
35c
preferred
7-
Arncr.
6-15
15c
Pittsburgh Forgings Co,
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
-$0.3281 y4
5.80%
Ohio
8-
6-15
Service—
(initial)
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
Ocean
8-16
40c
common
4.40%
5-31
40c
Company,
Fund,
income!
7-17
(Watertown)1
(quar.)_
Public
6-15
Rhodesian Selection
9c
_____—_____—
(quar.)—______
5-15
$1.12
Co. (Chicago)
(quar.).
Corp.
(quar.)—
Northwest Airlines, common
(quar.)__.
preferred
9
30c
—r
1
$1.06%
—._. .
Trust
5(4 %
6-
Rockwell
__—
Northrop
Northern
6-23
5-15
6-
-
75c
(quar.)
6-
55c
Northern
1
common'Cqii^T.)^_—
$5.50
1
$1.25
York
1
15c
______—
New
66-
5
1
59 %c
-
25c
8%
preferred (quar.)—
Piedmont Natural Gas,
7-
$1.37 y2
1—,
Quarterly
7-28
6-15
6-
7-
$1.12 y2
—
Rothmoor
investment
preferred
7-
35c
-
.
Northern
8-11
6-15
G-12
12y2C
12y2C
(quar.)—
75c
—-
Quarterly
Philadelphia Title Insurance (annual)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
4% preferred
(quar.)
6-10
$1.25
—
(quar.)
5-22
9
40c
—-
(initial-quar.)———
$2
common
6-15
9
7-12
27V2C
—
6-
50c
—
$1
—
(s-ai
Gas
(quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
4>/4 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
6-30
42y2c
preferred
4.22%
7-14
5c
(N.
Water, $4
Central
Northern
8-14
15c
.i^_d
River Insurance
Northeastern
8-24
25c
North
10c
Gas
1
6-
Revlon,
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)_
43/4%
preferred A
(quar.)
4V'2% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co., com. (quar.)
3.60%
preferred ' (quar.)
Rheem
Mfg. Co., 4V2%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Semi-annual
Penn
7-
2
$1.12 y2
—
3.90%
income)
'
North
5-31
25c
—
5-31
34 %c
__
6-
25c
——
capital gains)
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
5-31
6-20
6-15
1
6-30
3%
from
6-13
3
6-lU
10c
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
common
(6c
2
6-23
35c
common
6-
7-
50c
—
(quar.)
Investment,
6-29
5-22
Philadelphia Fund—
5-11
1
T5c
(quar.)
Corp.
New
5-15
68-
6-15
(initial)
10c
-
&
Trading, class A
(Charles) & Co. (quar.)
Phelps Dodge
Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric—■
1
6-
$1
Ltd
Corp.
6-
6-23
15c
—
.
Aviation
6-15
15c
Laboratory
Inc.
20c
(quar.)
1
—
Petroleum
25c
6-23
Resiflex
Payment
Pfizer
in¬
net
7-21
5
Co.—
(initial-quar.)
Bottling
(Long Island)
Petroleum
|
capital
current
—___
Ry.,
payments
6-
30c
Car
vestment
6-30
75c
7-
65c
Milk
Extra
from
L
6-23
C.)
Co., common (quar.)—
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Peter
Paul, Iric.
(quar.)
6-9
1-1-62
15c
dividend
Perfex
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
—
Stock
6-30
6-30
A
50c
common
97y2c
$1.02 y2
6%
(All
9
$1.21 y4
.
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)_____
Corp.,
Norris-Thermador Corp.
American
6-
New
Pepsi-Cola
90c
.
long-term
Mining
American
6-30
6-30
85c
(quar.)
North
7-10
class
50c
$1.15
D.
9-14
12-14
$1.10
*28c
83 %c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Peoples Telephone
6-16
20c
common
Western
North
6-15
1
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)_
$1.10
4.60%
5-31
93 %c
from
Ltd.
North
6-30
6-15
10-
7-
3iy4c
—
Peoples
5-31
6-10
$r
income)
preferred
6-10
preferred
1
*27c
10c
———
preferred (quar.)_
Drug Stores
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance (Washington,
5-19
7-
(quar.)
5
$1.12 y2
(quar.)_
5-19
6-15
(quar.)
15c
•
(quar.)
preferred
3.35%
9
77-
60c
(26
preferred
4.40%
6-15
*28c
--------
A
35c
Pennsylvania
6-
5-24
25c
$2.25
(Interim)
7-
6-15
12c
Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light com. (quar.)
6-30
class
40c
7
Holders
Payable of Rec.
55c
(quar.)—-
(Pa.)
$1.10
30c
—
6-
4Vi%
5-15
t20c
(quar.)
6-
5
6
Co.
7-19
12'/2C
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
6-
25c
Ltd
Inc.
1
Gas—
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical Co.,
Ford,
1
(quar.)
taxable
&
Controls,
7-
(quar.)
5.25%
Penick
Penn
5-15
7y2c
——
x
7-
(quar.)
4.85%
Normetal
6-
6-15
6
$2.50
—-—
$1
(quar.)
Norfolk
1
1
Mfg., Ltd. (quar.)
Peabody Coal, Co.. common
6-
$1
—
$1.01 y4
(quar.)'.
preferred
4.10%
Parmelee
Renold Chains Canada, $1.10 class A
50c
—
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
Transportation (quar.)—.
i2y2c
common
preferred
Mines.
9
7-
7-
pfd.
(quar.)
System
(quar.)
3.60%
Noranda
9
(quar.)_
Co.
5-29
45c
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp. (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., common (ouar.)
3%%
3.90%
vestment
6-
6-30
55c
(quar.)
cents
1
$1.12 y2
Transit
Niagara Share Corp.
6-
Co.
Forge
6-15
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
pfd.
class
preferred
4
6-15
x—
Corp.,
net
Drop
Remington Arms Co., common
41/2% preferred (s-a)
I2»y2c
com.
Park-Lexington Co.
9
85c
(quar.)
3.40%
and
Chemical
Park
6-
1
6-19
Insurance
7-24
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
1
50c
(quar.)—_—.—-
Paton
—
gains
Park
6-20
7-
$1.12 y2
(Ohio),
realized
6-21
7-15
93 %c
Newark
Electric
Pictures
6-30
47 Vic
(quar.)
Frontier
preferred
1
7-
37y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—1
15c
...
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Yorker Magazine, Inc
Niagara Mohawk Power,
4%
Paramount
7-
———
Pipe Line,
20c
$4.50
Niagara
6-15
Ltd.
Sulphur Co.
Eastern
27c
+
4l/2%
Newport
7-20
1
American
30)—.
Reliance
15c
_
6-15
4%
New
preferred
Corp
—
Light,
New
6%
8-10
25c
Page-Hersey Tubes,
1
7-
—
preferred
2
Share
of Company
6-15
10c
(quar.)
When
Per
\
Name
6-30
25c
Express
June
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
12yac
(quar.)
Consolidated
stockholders
6-
50c
(quar.)
Jersey Zinc Co. (reduced)
York, Chicago & St. Louis
New
1
6-
(quar.)___
&
preferred
State
6-15
100%
(quar.)
Jersey Power
3.75%
6-
6-30
5-31
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Water
Co.
(quar.)—
Aluminium Extrusion—
A
6-23
6-15
Hampshire
New
New Jersey
New
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12'/2c
Packaging Corp. of America, com. (reduced)
6% preferred (quar.)—
Paddington Corp., class A (increased s-a)___
(2-for-l stock split subject to approval of
6-15
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph—
Increased quarterly
:
Nov;
Tin
6-15
New
4.05%
6-
Pacific
IV2C
—
_
New
6-13
25c
Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
England Lime (quar.)
Class
5-25
(quar.)
—
dividend
Britain
New
6-15
30c
Newberry (J. J.) Company
New
3
6-12
Indemnity
When
Share
Products
Intermountain
10c
Co.
New
Pacific
(Pgh.)—
Inc
New
Pacific
5-31
30c
Co.
(quar.)
Cement (quar.)
Bros.
Stock
5-31
7-
of Company
Hawaiian
6-15
55c
Nestle-LeMur
Per
Name
Pacific
6-15
75c
Corp.
Nazareth
5-24
35c
Quarterly
Nautec
2
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire Insurance
National Union
6-
2C
series
Co.
National Steel
Corp.
National Tank Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
series
National-Standard
When
Share
&
.
.
6-29
5-15
6-27.
6-
t30c
tlOC
6-12
6-12
2
7-28
6-28
20c
6-
9
5-10'
20c
—
6-
9
tl5c
7-
2
5-31
$15c
7-
2
5-31
.
5-10
Ltd.—
;—-——
:
Volume
193
Number
6061
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2479)
Per
Maine of
Company
Silknit, Ltd.,
5%
Co.
Simmons
(T.
Simms
Mfg..
Simpsons,
Ltd.
Sioux
Corp.
Socony-Mobil
2
6-15
Sunshine
$25e
8-
1
7-15
Sun
Sun
Oil
5-19
5-27
6-
t20c
6-15
5-15
deemable
6-
9
5-29
B
50c
50c
6-
9
5-10
6-13
6-15
50c
South
South
Penn
6-
6
5-16
(quar.)__
25c
6-12
5-29
6-
5-19
6-
6
1
9
6-10
5-
6-10
6-30
31'Ac
5c
25c
3
California Edison
5%
2
6-20
preferred
4.32%
Southern
Company
Southern
Gas
$4.50
&
$4 preferred
—
6-15
Tecumseh
Products
30c
7-
1
6-12
Ten
__—__
Inc.
50c
7-
1
6-12
Tennessee
Corp.
6-28
6-14
Tennessee
Gas
9
4%
Common
4.80%
Natural
Southern
Gas
Pacific
Railway,
Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
preferred
Southland
5-31
preferred
(quar.)
$1.28
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31(4
6-19
5-2S
5.10%
5.12%
6-15
5-15
5.25%
Paper
Mills
1
6-15
66-
pfd. A
$6
Gas,
(quar.)
Life
7-
1
$1.25
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
22c
8-
1
(quar.)
8-
1
(quar.)
$1.03%
8-
1
7-20
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
27'AC
8-
1
7r20
4.15.%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
$100
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
par
27'be
4.40%
preferred $25 par (quar.)
Sovereign Life Assurance (Canada)—
25%
paid
Speedry Chemical Products,
$$1.25.
—
class
10c
(quar.)_
A
2c
(quar.)
17'be
Co
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
20c
(quar.)—
$1.12%
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 pfd.
(quar.):
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Sprague Electric
(quar.)
Springfield Insurance Co. (Mass.) —
37'be
Staley
E.)
(A.
pref.
Standard
$3.50
75c
Standard
Oil
Standard
Standard
Oil
Common
Corp.,
5-19
6-
6-
5
5-24
5%
6-20
5-10
dividend)
Standard
6-15
6-
12'be
6-30
6-16
18%c
6-30
6-16
7-10
6-23
6-13
5-15
50c
~
6-
9
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Co.
Shares.
Ltd.,
B
5-31
6-13
6-
9
5-19
7-14
6-30
—
8c
(quar.)
6-10
5-26
35c
1
6-12
5-26
45c
7-28
6-28
t30c
7-15
6-30
40c
7-15
6-30
15C
6-15
6-
Inc.
class
(quar.)
A
+
(quar.)
State Bank
(Albany, N.
State
&
Y.)
45c
7-
1
6-13
25c
6-15
5-24
37'bc
6-15
5-24
(quar.)
Finance, class
(quar.)
Traung Lithograph—
preferred
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
A
preferred
Stpcher
5%
5%
preferred
Parts
Stephan
.i
Sterchl
Stern
9-15
12-29
12-15
J30C
10c
Corp.
Bros.
Stores
(quar.)
Products
76-
5-
1
3
25c
6-
9
25C
—
(quar.)
6-15
1
7-
6-15
10c
)
Aluminum
& Stern
4V2%
9-29
$1.25
(quar.)
6-30
$1.25
Company
Sterling
6-15
$1.25
5% preferred (quar.)
Stedman Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Steel
1
6-15
5-26
6-
1
Textiles, Inc.—
preferred
56c
(quar.)—
7-
1
6-
9
Btill-Man Manufacturing—
Class
A
Class
18
1st
&
Fuller,
preferred
Stokely-Van
5%
prior
Stone
&
2nd
common
7-14
common
preferred
preferred
Webster,
43 %C
9-29
9
5-27
6-30
6-15
6-
15c
7-
1
6-
7
25c
——
(quar.)—
10-16
7-
1
6-
7
25c
7-
1
6-
7
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Inc.
30C
—
—■
75c
6-
6-15
Class
Corp.,
class
Time,
A
&
Storer
Class
Shop,
B
Stuyvesant
6-10
Sundstrand
Co.,
(quar.)—
5-29
Insurance
Co.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)__
Towmotor
(quar.)—
25c
6-
6-15
.
1
6-15
5-25
6-23
6-
15c
—
7-
1
$1.12
7-
1
^
(quar.)
A
class
A
and
(increased)
3-for-2
a
the
9
class
Match
Van Scriver
5%
Van
(N.
9
6-10
5-22
6-10
5-22
^
7-
6-19
j
6-15/
1
6-
5
6-
5
6-
•5-31
9
8-10
8-
1
7-14
25c
6-
1
5-15
15c
6-15
6-30
6-15
3c
(Chicago)
common
Bank
m >
8-31
6-16
5-31
(quar.)
50c
«.
(quar.)-
7-
1
6-
1
6-15
33c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
2
32c
(quar.)_J:
(Arizona)
(J. B.) &
7-
lf
6-
2
5c
(quar.)
6-30
t-15
25c
6-22
o-
8
$1.25
7-15
7-
5
20c
7-
6-19
35c
6-20
Co.—
Waters
6-30
6-15
Vermont
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-12
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd.
6-30
6-12
Victoria
6-
9
5-25
6-10
5-19
Vanity
Trust
3
6-
9
6-23
6-
1
50c
6-
5-26
40c
Vapor
6-15
6-
7-
6-15
37'bc*
Co
$20c
(quar.)
$12'be
& Grey Trust (quar.)
Viking Pump Co. (quar.)_;
Virginia Electric & Power Co.,
preferred
1
6-
1
12'be
6-15
-
9
6-
7-
6-22
YJUquar.)
6-30
-
6-
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
Bank
&
6-14
1
12'be
preferred A (quar.)
Bank
5-19
7
87'be
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries! Corp.
&
9'
7-
6-15
Ltd
Light,
preferred
Utilities
Corp.
Corp.
National
(quar.)
common
Mines,
Power &
$1.28
6-
7-
17'be
(quar.)_
preference
Products
Canada
5-31
25c
&
Rogers Inc. (quar.)
Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)__
Heating oorp
m
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
$40c
9
1
1
6-15
6-
6-15
5-20
1
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5-26
32'bC
6-20
5-31
$1.25
com.
6-20
5-31
6-10
6-
1
$4.04
preferred
(quar.)
$1.01
6-20
7-
6-15
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)_.
$1.05
6-20:
5-31
6-12
6-
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03
6-20
5-31
15c
6-15
6-
2
20c
6-15
6-
1
1
1
5
6-9
Vita
7-14
6-30
6-15
B
split
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
on
shares
6-16
(quar.)
6-
1
$60c
7-4
6-9
7-4
6-9
$$1.12(4
(quar.).
(quar.)_^
7-4
6-9
Extra
Stock
$3
6-9
5%
7-
1
6-15
Vulcan
10-
1
1-1-62
12-13
(stock
Co.
Underwriters
Mould
common
6-
9
True Temper Corp.,
9
Waite
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
—
Trust Co. of Morris County (N.J.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey (quar.)
Electric
Gas,
Light
&
City Fourth Unit pfd.
(quar.)
Power
6-15
6-
1
6-16
5-26
6-10
5-
6-10
5-15
5
fllnss
A
8-25
8-15
11-24
11-15
6-15
5-31
Wallace
6-15
5-31
Walt
$1.25
Salle
Street
Union
Carbide
Corp.
Union
Electric
Co.,
(Los
Walter
Ward
Baking,
Ward
Leonard
6-14
5-31
Warner-Lambert
Pharmaceutical
$1.12(b
7-15
6-30
Warner
Brake
preferred
preferred
7-
1
6-16
1
10-19
8-
1
7-21
6-16
6-
7-
1
6-15
tl5c
:
6-15
tlOc
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
6-16
6-
32c
7-1
6-7
90c
—,—
6-
5-
1
9
5
5-19
Waukesha
Weeden
&
Motor
Co.
_
1
6-16
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-16
6-15
37'bc
6-10
5-22
(quar.)__
8c
6-30
6-15
6-10
5-19
_
1
25c
6-
9
5-31
50c
(quar.)
6-26
50c
6-15
5-22
50c
6-
2
7-
1
50c
7-
3
6-13
75c
(quar.)
(monthly)
Corp.
Scientific
6-19
7-
$1.37'b
—
Monthly
Welch
_
Co.
Weissberg
6-30
6-30
25c
Clutch
(quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills
6c
(quar.)
6-10
5-25
8c
6-10
6-
1
5-24
8c
(initial)
7-10
6-23
6'Ac
;
Co.
6-30
6-10
11c
6-30
Wellington Fund—
Quarterly from net investment income
Wells-Gardner
West
West
West
Electric
(quar.)
Jersey & Seashore RR.
Ohio
Gas
30c
(s-a)
$1.50
(quar.)
Western
Carolina
Telephone
5-31
8-15
7-20
Western Casualty & Surety (Kansas)
Western Kentucky Gas (quar.)
8-15
7-20
Western
8-15
7-20
4.75%
87(be
8-15
7-20
$2.75
Gas, new com.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2
6-
9
6-15.
3
6-20
30c
7-
3
66-
5
5
$10c
(initial)
5-26
6-30
6-
10c
(quar.)
6-15
20c
(quar.)
6-30
$1.12(b
Power &
6-
6-15
7-
25c
Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Products, Ltd. (reduced)
Western Bancorporation (quar.)
Virginia
Westeel
92(be
ri
2
6-15
6-12
6-
$1
—
6-
1
6-12
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-20
30c
(quar.)
5-19
7-
10c
Co.
6-19
11-
(quar.)—
$3.70
&
(quar.)
(quar.)__
20c
62Wc
(quar.)—.
'6-20
Electric
Co.
Washburn Wire Co.
5-12
6-10
'7-1
20c
preferred
Electric
Washington Natural Gas Co. (Del.)
Washington
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Washington Water Power (quar.)
37(be
common
(quar.)
5'b%
5-19
6-16
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
1
Corp.
(Jim)
6-15
1
5c
10c
7-
6-
'
17'be
_
5-29
6-30
(quar.)
Angeles)
(quar.)
6-15
25c
Bag-Camp Paper
Press, Inc.
Disney Productions (quar.)
5-26
7-
(quar.)
Bank
Street Investing Corp.—
(Quarterly from net Investment income)
9
40c
8
Wall
1
2
6-
40c
fquar.)
9
15c
Acceptance, Ltd. common
preferred
(quar.)
Union
Dompany
5-25
5-12
9
15c
,
6-
6-
8
6-21
62'be
7-
$3.25
Quarterly
Corp.
'
(quar.)
6-
1
6-
6-
Metal
:
Inc.
50c
(accum.)
&
<qimr \
System,
15c
62(be
La
10c
25c
(quar.)
Co., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
5-29
$20c
Products)
Waldorf
Walgreen
(quar.)
Century Fox-Film
Coach
5
6-15
30c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Wakefield Corp. (formerly Abrasive
10c
(quar.)
5
6-
Amulet
30c
—
6-
6-20
WJR, The Goodwill Station
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
6-
30c
(quar.)
5
6-20
20C
5c
6-30
$1.75
:
6-
Co
5%
-
5-25
6-20
;
Iron
6-30
(Dallas)—
(quar.)_
6-15
6-10
$1.43%
(quar.)
&
40c
Assn.,
preferred
preferred
A
6-30
12yac
preferred (quar.)
preferred
30c
Trunklinr Gas, $5 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal (quar.)
6-15
75c
40c
(s-a)
6-30
$1.56 Va
(quar.)
5%
____
Assn.
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
$15c
dividend).
5-26.
(quar.)_
5%
Cable
&
6-
6-15
9-15
12(be
!
6-15
25c
;
$4.50 preferred
Materials,
preferred
534%
7-4
t25c
(quar.)
5-31
100%
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
6V4%
J25c
Realty
dividend
Grocery
Vulcan Corp.,
Vulcan
(quar.)
—
Von's
J50c
(quar.)
Products
Food
$25c
.___
Corp. Fund
,
Voi-Shan Industries—
7-
7-3
33%c
class A
Quarterly
Quarterly
$4
Corp.,
Insurance
Oil
5-31
6-21
50c
30c
5
6-21
43 %c
6-9
$60c
Troy & Oreenbush RR.
Union
2
10c
(quar.)
6-9
35c
Corp., Ltd.,
Conduit
South
2
6-
55c
6-9
7(be
dividend
Twentieth
6-
1
12'be
7-1
50c
A
Trinity Universal Insurance
Tudor
1
7-
30c
7-1
$40c
Trans-Prairie Pipelines, Ltd. (quar.)
Trans-World Financial (stock dividend)
Travelers Insurance
(Hartford) (auar.)
Tucson
1
7-
5-
5-31
35c
Quarterly
4(b%
6-
5
20c
(quar.)
Transnation
2nd
Upper
$5
Quarterly
Truck
6-23
6-20
27'/2c
7-1
—
(quar.)__
approved
preferred
Triangle
5-31
60c
(Los Angeles)
7-15
50c
6-16
5-31
$1.06(4
(quar.)_
class
preferred
StocK
Uptown
6-15
$1.12(b
(quar.)
Finance
B
Universal
Utah
6-15
37(bc
(quar.)__
6-16
30c
(quar.)
convertible
5-31
6-30
6-28
$2
common
Whelan
6-15
6-16
25c
(quar.)
United
1
2
6-15
3%
Lines
6-20
6-
22%c
Stockyards Corp.
6-15
9
5-26
6-10
series)
(initial)-,
Trans-Canada
$4.50
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)—__—^
B
4(b%
Universal
31 (4c
(quar.)_
Trust
Corp.
Stockholders
the
Universal
6-15
7-10
15c
(quar.)
12(be
.
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Trusts
Supply,
Class
6-1
7-
5-26
—.
(increased)
common
United
$3.50
6-28
•
$2.50
45c
General
Class
7-3
6-
ap¬
60c
25c
(quar.)_
deposi¬
(s-a)
Co.,
3
25c
31 (4c
(quar.)
series)
(1959
&
Mfg. Co.
5-26
25c
Chemical
$4.50
6-
6-10
6'Ac
(quar.)—
Corp.
6-30
45c
12'/2C
B
After
31 (4c
(quar.)
Packing Co. (quar.)
Shipyards Corp. (quar.)
Tractor
7-10
6-15
6-
share
per
Reclaiming (quar.)
Valley National
Quarterly
Towle
7-10
1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Bearing
Title Insurance
Toronto
1
8-
$i
common
B
8-
6-15
5-16>"
1
(quar.)
Truck
S.
7-10
6-30
1
7-
Co., common (quar.)
Tobacco
Preferred
7-10
20c
(quar.)__
6-
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(N. J.),
preferred
Rubber
1
75c
Roller
1st
S.
1
7-
5-31
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card (quar.)
8-
31 (4c
^
1
dividend
Rubber
8-
1
7-
20%
preferred
S.
U.
9
35c
(1960
Union
common
5-17
6-
S.
8%
U.
U.
15c
preferred
preferred
5-29
6-10
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sty Ion Corp.
Sun
Inc.
Broadcasting
6-30
31 (4c
Inc.
2nd
Stop
5-31
6
13(be
common
Inc.,
pfd.
initial
preferred
Timken
Udylite
5c
5c
Mills
B
Markets,
preferred
$1.50
208
5-29
6-13
35c
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4(b%
Twin
6-15
6-
52c
.
(:quar.)_
Co.,
Investment,
$1.25
5%
S.
1
1
Stonecutter
Betts
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Camp,
conv.
5%
6-30
9-29
$.0095
;
Baer
7%
7-14
10-16
$.0095
B
Class
Stix,
——-—-—
-
9'be
9'be
A
Class
Thrift
Traders
(quar.)
S.
U.
Lines Co.
9
5-31
(quar.)
Insurance
Stock
$1.21
(quar.)
Mfg.
conv.
Todd
U.
6-15
S.
4 Vb %
$1.19
.___
(quar.)___.
preferred (quar.)
Tobin
6-15
1
U.
6-
dividend
$1.14
(quar.)__
(quar.)
non-conv.
5-15
55c
■—
(s-a)
Loan
5-26
6-10
93 %c
Jersey—
(quar.)
A
Co.
6-16
70c
•—
62'be
New
(Ohio)
Register
1
35c
(quar.)
(Kentucky)
Co.
Market
5-15
6-15
20c
(quar.)
&
4(4%
40c
(quar.)—
Stanfield's,
6
87'be
common
California
of
Standard Pressed Steel
6%
6
6-20
(Detroit)
—
preferred
Class
6-
(quar.)
common
(Indiana)
Oil
Star
25c
(quar.)__
Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Standard
6-
(quar.)
Oil
3% %
1
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Holding Corp., class A
B
2
7-
Glass
5%
„
1
7-
$4
common
5%
2
55c
Inc.,
preferred
Class
6-
1
$1.62
(stock
Corp.
Financial
Standard
7-
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
Thorofare
1
7-
i
(quar.)__
4%
U.
5c
Common
1
50c
Insurance
preferred
Standard
6-
6-
—
Erands,
Standard
5-16
1
6-15
94c
Beryllium
Standard
6-10
7-
6-15
15c
preferred
(quar.)__
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
1
1
25c
$5
5
7-
income)
(quar.)
Utilities
Life
$i
preferred
Thomas
5-29
(quar.)
Accident
6-
5-
6-15
25c
Quarterly
Standard
6-15
5-26
$1.35
Thermo King Corp. (quar.)
Thermogas Co. (initial)
5-22
6-15
6-15
7-14
$1.31(4
__•
preferred
$1.25
5-22
6-14
preferred
$3.75
6-
6-15
1
..
$4.84
Textron,
S.
$1.24
(annual)
preferred
Stock
1
(quar.)
& Light—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Texas
S.
6-15
Producing (quar.)
$4.76
1
6-15
78-
1
B
S. Gypsum Co., common
Power
Thatcher
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., common
$4
7-20
1
$1.12'b
—
$6.50
8-
S.
U.
37'bc
6-16
7-
I
$1.75
U.
U.
$i
(quar.)
1
&
5
$1.14
common
preferred
Ry,
class
5
U.
5-24
7-
Chemical, common (quar.)
Cold Storage Corp. (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.) (quar.)
Freight Co. (quar.)
S.
6-15
Pacific
Bolt,
5
7-14
&
Borax
&
5-
1
9
share)
6-
1
5-24
6-
6-30
(quar.)
6-
7-
5-26
6-12
60c
Canal Co.
&
6-12
8-
investment
Jersey RR.
6-15
$1.16
$4.56
7-20
S.
6-13
37'bc
depositary
6-15
$1.27
Texas
7-20
97'be
;
Screw
7%
(quar.)
pence
tax.
per
65c
(quar.)
Gulf
income
$0,192
15c
(quar.)
Texas
5-15
1
New
U.
(quar.)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Fund
(from
6-30
92'be
3.90%
Carbon
6-
6-15
preferred
Texas
one
12'bc
(quar.)__
5(4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
6-16
7-10
$1.75
preferred
4.96%
6-16
$1.07
United
U.
dividend)
Transmission,
British
United
$110
6-2)
10c
..
pay¬
tary expenses dividend will amount to
Service—
preferred
of
shilling
(final
proximately
6-15
6-20
1
27 V2C
Ordinary
6-9
6-30
6-20
1
7-
Co
Ltd.
6-9
preferred
$4
6-16
$1.16'A
Electric
Texas Gas
6-20
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Common
2
25c
preferred
preferred
Speer
1
6-
(Dallas)—
Insurance
Southwestern Public Service,
B
12-
6-16
$1.50
—
Increased-quarterly
Class
12-11
this
at
one
1
(entire
15
of
free
1
7-
$1.06'A
7-1
$4.56
Electric Power—
Southwestern
3.70%
6-10
$1
plus
June
on
6-9
7-
15c
-
35c
Molasses,
$4.64
5-31
$1
redeemed
7-
15c
i
Corp. (quar.)
Improvement, common (quar.)
Illuminating
$5.08
1
75c
be
share
Texas
1
6-15
'
.
(quar.)
—
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)______———-—
4.28%
6-
(s-a)
preferred
4.65%
1
6-15
to
7-1
7c
Inc., common
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)!
Texaco, Incorporated (quar.)
1
6-
$1.27 Vb
Tex-Tube,
1
6-
$1.26'A
(quar.)_
Natural
Southwestern
5%
6-
6-15
(quar.)
Tenney Corp., class A (monthly)
Terry Steam Turbine Co., 7%
pfd.
1
6-15
——
Royalty
Southwest
<
preferred
5 "
t75c
United
ment
9 "
5
50c
4'A%
6-9
1
6-
6-
6-15
Investments, Ltd.—
United
7-
$1.25
5-25
6-15
•
18c
(quar.)
6-9
7-1
1
6-
(quar.)
6-9
7-1
6-14
2nd
Cos.
6-9
$1.18
5%
$1.33%
Semi-annual
Southland
7-1
,
A
9
7-
30c
income).
preferred (quar.)
United-Greenfield Corp.
(quar.)
$1.22'b
7-14
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.16(4
1
6-15
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-
29c
preferred (quar.)__________—
5.05% preferred (quar.)
preferred
Gas
4.90%
$1.06'A
—
j.-
(quar.)
5%
5.35%
United
6-9
6-15
$1.18%
preferred
2nd
Gas
6-9
6-
per
preferred
United
7-1
Class
Coal
6-
1 '
40c
7-1
United Fuel
6-14
13%c
$1.16
preferred
Electric
5-29
50c
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
6-30
6-
preferred
6-9
preferred
6-15
5Vb%
7-1
4.65%
28c
6%
United
$1.12'b
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Southern
8
6-
6-10
6-29
$1.31 y4
6-9
preferred
5-31
4.64%
6-
6-16
6-15
(quar.)
6-9
preferred
6-27
4%%
6-23
6%
6-30
40c
(quar.)
Cities Gas, common (increased
quar.)
preferred (1958 series) (quar.)
%
preferred (1959 series) (quar.)
7-1
4.60%
6c
4(4%
6-15
5-18
•
$1.06 'A
2nd
issue
(quar.)
5-31
5 -15
6-10
25c
(quar.)
7-1
4.64%
8-15
common
6-15;
6-10
1
6-15
(quar.)
Bank
$1.31
2
9-15
Carton
(quar.)
6-
25c
Gas,
6-28
6-30
6-
40c
United
6-15
5-15
Union
$2
5-31 '
$1.25
5.25% preferred (quar.)
United-Carr Fastener Corp.
United
5
9
12%c
L
6-9
6-27
6-15
______—
li,
-
.
6-
6-
*
6-15
Circuit—
5-19
7-
25c
preferred
non-cum.
6-
6-15
•'
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
Southern
States
Cooperative
(annual)
5%
1
5
1
1
6-20
(quar.)
United Carbon Co., common
6-2
6-
6-
7-
50c
7-1
preferred
28c
(quar.)
6-15
California
7-
6-15
30c
-
preferred
70c
(quar.)
United
&
.
h
50c
10c
6-13
4.72%
(quar.)
common
,
6-16
12'be
(quar.)
Board
'
6-16
6-30
(quar.)
Corp.
7
6-30
(s-a)
(quar.)
Theatre
preferred
7-
15c
28c
4.50%
50c
1
10-16
1
.
$1.02'/a
1
$1.20
7-
3
8-
Gas_
Corp.
Artists
7-3
7-20
11-
$12'be
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
5-
9
Lines
Artists
6-15
10-16
3
$75c
preferred
6
1
Aircraft
10c
com.
4.25%
7-
Air
United
United
<
7-20
3
7-20
$69c
Corp. (from net investment
United Elastic Corp: (quar.)
Transmission,
5
$1.25
United
35c
6-
1
2
United
27c
(quar.)
6-30
42'be
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5.24%
$1.12'b
Natural
6-5
30c
(s-a)
5
6-
Texas
C-15
22'bc>
-
(initial)
6-
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Southern
I.)
6-30
37'be
Sugar
5-15
3
8-
15c
com.
Troy
Union
7-
6-14
of
Union
7-1
$20c
•
(quar.)_
(R.
27c
(quar.)
Southern
Keys
preferred
65c
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
4.10%
Co.—
Bank
1
7-15
10c
Tamblyn (G) Ltd., (quar.)
Tappan Company (quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% preferred
Indiana Gas & Electric—•
Southern
(quar.)
6-29
(quar.)
Water,
preferred
Broadcasting
811-
RR.
40c
Taft
30c
(quar.)
Pacific
5%
10-16
(quar.)
Investment
National
Union
1
3
(quar.)
6-1
"
3
A
B
6-19
6-
6-15
7-
11-
.
Canada, Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
Union
20c
„
Talcott (James), Inc., new com. (initial
quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
tlOc
10-16
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
' !
3
15c
(quar.)
of
United
6-
partic. orig. pfd.
7-1
$35c
& Company
(qua-.)
Symington Wayne Corp.
(quar.)
6-30
t20c
6-15
$3.50
'
(quar.)
27'be
(quar.)____,.
30c
2
6-14
'
9
2
6-
6-28
7-
preferred
6-
62'be
6-
6-30
r
8
$1.40
6-15
11-
(quar.)
Co.
Union
6-
6-30
383Ac
(quar.)_
Rico Sugar—
(increased)
30c
Gas
5(b%
"
Inc.—
Swift
5-26
7c
preferred
(quar.)—.
Southam Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
,
...
50c
_
preferred
6%
Super Food
6-21
_:—
6%
Union
$1.20
1st
series
preferred
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Superior Oil Co
:
Superior Propane, Ltd., common (quar.)
25c
Co.
preferred
8
7-20
6c
(quar.)
6%
5-
3
30c
(quar.)
6%
6
6-15
8-
6c
preferred
6
6
3
~~
preferred
66-
of Rec.
8-
6c
non-cumulative
6-15
Holders
Payable
6c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
(quar.)
non-cumulative
$16'bc
V
6
40c
6%
When
Share
class A
(quar.)
Class, B
5-10
35c
Oil—
6
Services,
5-31
re¬
(increased)
5-28
8%
Southern
Common
A
6-
6-15
6-
Puerto
Common
Sunray
Class
class
10
6-
35c
(quar.)
Co.
each
$1
8
(quar.)
Insurance
Oil
for
the
6-
(quar.)
Jersey Gas
preferred
9-15
9
Company
Finance Corp.,
Class B (quar.)
6-30
shares
held)
Mid-Continent
Name of
Union
1
$3%c
of
45c
preferred
(quar.)_.
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Carolina
(increased)
(one share
6-15
common..
South
dividend
6-
10-16
25c
*2 VbC
(quar. )__
(quar.)
Per
of Rec.
6-15
5c
Publishing, Ltd., class A
B
(increased)
Stock
5-19
50c
(quar.)
Class
5
65c
__
common
Holders
Payable
10c
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
6-19
'
Corp.
Oil
6-15
quar.)
(Calif.)
2'b%
Mining
30c
Oil Co
Corp.
dividend
70c
—1
preferred
South
7-
Share
Distributing
15c
$1.55
Soss
Stock
(quar.)
Products
$1.25
5-28
(quar.)
Tools
Sonotone
9
—.—_
Smith Kline & French Laboratories
Sonoco
6-
When
International Petroleum—
t30c
(quar.)—
Snap-On
ounset
of Company
(quar.)
Ltd
Co.
Corp.
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
6-15
(quar.)
(increased
Mines,
Skelly
House
Name
(increased)
A
Co.
Venezuelan
$1.50
Siscoe
Sunset
(s-a)____,
_.
Mfg. (quar.)
City Stock Yards,
Singer
Skil
class
Pattern
Sinclair Oii
5-31
60c
$1
preferred (quar.)
Simonds
Saw
&
Steel
Sinclair
6-15
t50c
Company Ltd.
Simplicity
Simplicity
Per
of Rec.
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
S.)
Holders
Payable
common
preferred
When
Share
51
6-30
6-19
2
35c
6-30
20c
6-15
6-
25c
6-20
5-16
59%c
6-30
6-
9
68 %C
7-31
7-
5
6-13
1
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2480)
Per
Name
Western
Publishing,
Class
B
Western
5%
Weston
Inc.
(quar.)
class
—
(quar.)
Brake
——-
_—_
(.George) new class
B
(initial)
New
(initial)
A
__
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
lien
prior
Whirlpool
(quar.)—
Corp.
White
Motor
6%
Co.,
Stores,
Oil
Williams
(Stock
Common
414%
6%
preferred
3.60%
414%
—
7-3
8-1
11- 1
7- 1
4- 7
10- 7
6-16
—
6c
6-24
—
—:—!
$1.50
(quar.)___
Power
&
Public
preferred
Wiser
Oil
Witco
Chemical
Co.
A
Co.
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
■
5-31
7-14
7-14
7-14
7-1
193,
$7,247,294
*4,142,110
2,489,716
of
three
shows
20c
the
(Battle Creek), Mich.
25c
6-15
6-
5
1714c
614c
6-15
6-
Reliable Stores
ended
sales
of
Corporation
April
30,
$5,060,683
and
&
__—.__
6-
quarter
with
Federal
months,
Federal
has
company
been
rations
Commissioner
part
the
of
chase
of
rate
issue
Los
shares
be
of
nationally-known
other
upon
The
Utility,
Los
exchange
Angeles
Corporations
Corpo¬
stock
common
planned
Republic
to
1.45
each
80%
of
stock
to
Utility
as
pur¬
president
permit
Utility.
&
will
all
of
Sattler
be
company's
provides
purchase
of
Gaffers
lines,
the
shareholders
shares
of
installation
least
com¬
common
for
issuance
Utility's
651,388
155.
p,
Woodward
Governor
Iron
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
preferred
for
Wear
Net
—V.
7
7
will
Wall
55
made
be
bonds,
series
The
at
First
Street,
York,
New
N.
1961—Month—1960
6-
6
5-18
5-22
Lux
6-13
to
$7,982,935
1,372,475
1,333,509
5,508,843
18%c
7-14
operations—__
$558,581
$918,112
$2,474,092
$3,372,825
6-20
6-
income.—
108,483
291,462
516,554
1,062,566
made
Va..
based
stated
and
that
will
T.
Robertshaw
Centers,
include
has
Robertshaw,
however,
does
7-20
Lux,
the
"Clock"
facture
5-26
used
25c
7-10
6-
7-
6-15
of
by
Yale
&
word
electrical,
not
6%
Mfg.
preferred
Yocam
(quar.)
_
3714c
__.
3714c
(quar.)
Batteries
(quar.)
(resumed)
Corp.
Radio
t Payable
in
resident
y
Previously
Canadian
_____—
6-15
5-26
5-12
6- 8
5-26
registration
6-30
6-
9
shares
6-23
6-
9
Less
Jamaica
at
the
its
is
income
less
indicated
15%
The
corrected
payment
the
of
completed,
in its
automatic
of
Robertshaw's
present
manu¬
Canadian
non-residents
devices.
and
timing
in
devices,
kitchen
in
initial
company
push
protectors,
and
widely
laundry
with
stock,
the
fund,
election
the
any
company
unless
of
In
to
new
redeem
and
the
The
Act,
to
be
to
fourth
fifth
in
will
The
from
in
is
by
the
a
the
and
and
of
in
$1,000
hand,
payments
lump
a
or
The
and
over
that
paid
on
first
the
Act,
less
to
shares
of
days
from
the
in
turn
other
sale
of
such
addition, the sales
payments during the second
will
hand,
the
In
management
the
differ
monthly payments
deductions
from
provides
that
must
be
Net
the
the
on
Net
Period End. April 30—
1961—Month—1960
be
may
in Waterbury,
May
for
devices,
$244,199
$286,438
$1,000,034
expenses
126,466
125,544
522,936
See
oper.
193,
p.
income___
1904.
it
photographic
from
used
be
the
to
com¬
a
repay
certain
expansion
of
repay
corporate
purposes
carrying
general
credit
Of
the
increased
and
by
additional
44,000
14,600
8,550
2,000
other
snares
sold
be
may
Salomon,
by
three
4,275
by
the'
by
each
.holders.
that
Sold
Privately—•
Eberstadt
F.
& Co.,
City, had sold privately $500,000 of this firm's
notes
and
$500,000
of subordinated notes,
indebtedness
Shell
Corp.—Notes
reported
was
due
1973.
Homes
Proceeds
of
receivables
of
193,
Atlanta,
builders
will
for
and
Ga.,
shell
of
be
is
capital.
engaged
homes
short-
reduce
to
used
working
rediscounting
in
the
in.
southeastern
the
United
2050.
p.
Sinclair
Oil
Corp.—Secondary
Offering—June
Stock
reported that Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
was
rities &
Co., New York City, had completed a secondary
offering of 102,000 shares of this company's com¬
stock
stock.—V.
192,
Southeastern
1339.
p.
Public
Service
Co.—Partial
The
company has
called for redemption on
operation of the sinking fund, $59,400 of its 5%
at
100%
plus
accrued
Co.,
Trust
interest.
Broadway,
50
be
will
York
through
1961,
debentures
Payment
New
Redemption
1,
Aug.
due Dec.
made
N.
4,
1,
the
at
193,
Y.—V.
1275.
p.
Southern American
Files
With
City;
Stein
terms
Bros.
to
are
$10
Beil
Inc.,
St.
Discount
Southern
company
Co., Miami, Fla.—
filed
of
letter
a
Petersburg,
Fla.
of
notification
stock
common
Sterling,
Grace
Fla.,
Co.,
be
to
York
New
Nolting,
and
with
$4)
(par
&
Nichol
SEC
covering
due
Oct.
1,
at
The
a
or
Boyce.
supplied
at
Chase
The
—V.
series
4%%
193,
due Jan.
Manhattan
subordinated
in
redemption
1979
Bank,
at
Pine
18
of
with
G)
(series
$500
and
$1,000
51.
p.
Redemption—
July 1, 1961, through
of its first mortgage pipe line
100%.
Payment will be made
$281,000
1,
debentures
193,
SEC
notification
of
denominations
Co.—Partial
for
of the sinking fund,
operation
bonds,
called
has
letter
a
involved.—V.
is
Gas
Natural
filed
5%
of
offered
be
underwriting
company
1961
24,
$95,000
to
1975,
No
par.
Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With
May
on
the
all
&
be
1961
through
Pensacola,
Inc.,
Insurance
Exchange Commission—
shares
share,
Hough
O'Donnell
&
19,
23,500
per
&
and
May
on
covering
at
Fire
Securities
company
SEC
offered
panel
sale
and
of
relays
as
and
meters,
indus¬
and
magnetic
on
Street,
New
York
15,
Y.
N.
1275.
p.
instruments.
transistor
The
net
intends
to
apply
stock,
John
officials
C.
as
a
the
of
Ellis,
has
Weldon
to
$
44,598,140
164,246,251
178,078,056
Railway
opt'r.
expenses
33,361,049
34,356,596
130,289,558
136,669,908
8.896.232
10,241,544
33,956,693
41,408,148
3,562,034
4,604,676
14,403,349
19,231,765
$1,710,515
$1,863,419
235,766
1,000,797
961,258
from
rail¬
operations
way
ry.
—V.
income—
oper.
^93,
2154.
p.
Southern
This
of
Realty & Utilities Corp.—Debs. Registered—
of
company,
registration
40,000
offered
of
debentures
for
of
the
$204,794
$709,718
$902,161
and
54,516
59,929
177,947
272,711
income
oper.
2154.
p.
will
but
be
of the
Cantor
above.—V.
Co.,
193,
Exchange by
Seeman Brothers,
sales
Net
ended
May
Feb.
Net
the
25,
period
income
compared
1960
to
figure
John B.
increase
last
included
wholly-owned
Fowler,
Jr.,
chairman,
approximately 8%
of
items
fiscal
the
subsidiary of
Mr.
1960.
of
results
months
special items
$1,639,000
was
prior
Seeman
Fowler
Seabrook
to
Based-en-common stock outstanding
and
fiscal
year
announced
the
over
on
same
in
pointed
Farms
acquisition.
Brothers,
of
as
out
1961
that
operation
Seabrook
is
as
ecutive
Committee
An
earlier
has
eight
the
Feb.
of
from
Feil
1961,
193,
net
common
—V.
193,
by
warrants)
debentures
consisting
shares.
Corp.,
are
of
The
a
to
$500
offering
Exercise
Underwriters
both
of
York
New
sold
S.
of
in
$960,000
May,
Board
Louis
time
to
1959,
The
Feil,
is
each
of
will
and
to
the
American
the
in
Delaware
Florida.
in
Irving
and
Florida.
be
used
funds
the
The
net
the
payment
to
pay off loans
be added to the
will
for
other
to
organ¬
1959.
Of
applied to
law
Its
Kipnis, Ex¬
three other
September,
in
available
be
for
registration
stock,
common
over
President,
made
was
all
balance
and
capital
The
of
under
land
Chairman,
organized
$1,700,000 is to be
funds
non-convertible
of
shares
underwritten
be
thereof.
unimproved
offering
to
restrictions.
time
holders
Becker,
stock
for
and
from
not
are
development
corporate
outstanding, in addition to various indebtedness,
shares, of which management officials own 252,170
of
The
purposes.
has
p.
filed
$4,000,000
to
warrants
amendment.
outstanding
subsidiaries,
working
income
and
Becker.
general
748.
p.
and
company's
properties,
the
units
Higginson
conditioris
152,186
this
for
company
25,
(with
financing,
borrowings and $100,000
bank
covering
five-year
of
in
Beach," Fla.,
26
common
debentures
Chairman,
officials.
five
supplied
organized
Morris
$3,140,000
Lee
of
development
company
of
be
the present
was
now
Inc.
equal to $2.45 per share.—V.
were
fiscal
the
included
proceeds
special
$641,000 for
three
izers
the
for
year.
before
approximately
$124,662,000
were
in
engage
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
company
1961,
is
an
This
26.
month
12
of
company
and
commission.
certain
offered
May
warrants,
for
and
includes
be
on
1976
principal amount of the debentures.
will
Co.
7%
a
Miami
Avenue,
SEC
due
with
$860,000
under
also
may
Stock
2262.
p.
&
exchanged
debentures
which
sale,
warrants
warrants
remaining
the
shares.
common
public
by Hirsch
will receive
The
with
debentures
price will be 100%
price
1674 Meridian
statement
convertible
6%
City,
$196,491
rail¬
Ne't revenue from
Net
be
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$440,560
$425,575
229,084
$
42,257,281
purchase
San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$
ievenue_
Wilkerson,
Vice-President, 31.3%,
57.3%.—V. 189, p. 1134.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$
oper.
the
Executive
group
1961—Month—1960
Railway
outstanding
C.
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
meters,
proceeds
$157,500
company
which
Southern Pacific
con¬
circuit
The
Seismograph
The
$1 102 384
'499A01
income
a
over
quarterly
gross
$5,421,082,
as
Service
1960
report
income
for
$160,894
$477,098
$602,983
146,174
64,018
276,672
236,144
three
In
months
his
products
was
to
the
compared with
against $97,430
of
the
in
its
history
reported
on
May
stockholders
three
that
the
the
SSC
months
$4,970,271
in
the same period
for
Westby pointed
out
usually are low, with
$117,733
Corp.—Record Net—
highest first quarter income
net
In
rail¬
operations
way
and
both
50,000
covering
sale on an
public
by
filed
29
thermal
indebtedness,
common
operations..—
193,
said
revenue.
oper.
proceeds
will
858,357
shares.
147.
load
1961—4 Mos.—1960
oper.
1961
Southern
Md.,
Seaporcel Metals, Inc.—New Stock Interest—
proportionately
Railway
of
statement,
Gordon,
Finance
Home
2,
statement
proportionately alike.
Railway
Ne-t revenue from
ry.
—V.
the
deductions
sales
revenue
way
a
for
letters
shares.
A
by
Friedmans,
collateral
may
value
seven
balance
of
registration
9,600
headed
Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway
Co.—Earnings
ry.
on
headed
electronic
expenses
than
the
class
the
New York
445.
p.
Baltimore,
underwriting
pilot
revenue.
in
—V.
SEC
commercial
certain
of
12.3%;
owns
cper.
Act.
36-month
a
the
within
prohibits
security.
proportionately from
which
12
which
redeemable
a^e, ^ and ah^succeeding deductions must be
ltfet
192,
Ave.,
offered
company
oper.
commence,
not
sum
more,
provides
determined
the
owner
net
receivables.
the
in
two
June
the
sys¬
5V2%
a
Railway
variable
from
contract
annuity
$1,000,
if
other
be
that
variable
than
and
Prudential
differ
years,
Act,
and
redemption. Because Prudential's variable an¬
only
be
sold ,on
a
monthly-purchase-payment
of
years,
they will be periodic payment plan
it
deducted
tenth
and
deducted
unless
years
thereafter.
for
will
defined
as
certificate
load
must
insurance
exemptions
other
provide
the
less
the
on
period
a
certificates
a
if
securities
contracts
over
before'
value,
conventional
seeks
contracts
presentation,
presentation
nuity
basis
its
by
application
contract
after
redeemable
after
elected
annuity
receive
days
period.
the
and
other
debt.
addition
and
the remaining 16 directors. The Act
serving as a director of an investment
the' security holders of the company.
from
person
Prudential
variable
30
by Prudential's
holders of only
contract
prohibits
The
of
new
stock
President,
provided
as
merchandisers,
the
$275,000
is
New
annuity
Its
plants, located
is
engaged in the manufacture
electro-mechanical
devices
such
military
applied
228.950
Jersey law, seven out of Prudential's 23-man board of
directors are appointed rather than elected; and the
present applica¬
tion seeks an order permitting
the continuance of such arrangement
and
it
long-term loan and $180,000 to the further
development of the line of circuit protectors marketed by the com¬
pany.
The remainder will be used for general corporate purposes.
Act.
and
financing
and
of
included
The*
Canada.—V.
underwriters
Railway
the
govern
portion
acceptance of the
indicated that demand
be
to
price
button
St. Louis,
would
device
offer,
customer
Homewood
Period End. April 30—
which
timing
the
sale, together with other funds of the company, will
the cost of expanding its business through the develop¬
and
improved products and to the retirement of its
Continued from page 10
policies
the
accept
and
be
tax.
General Corporation and
Investment News
Under
in
and
2315
through
retirement
investment
shareholders
to
statement
controls,
ment
the
Lux
sampling,
employment in Lux
of
offering
long-term
tain
19.43%
the
the manu¬
from
tax.
Of
stock,
addition
to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
giving effect to a recapitalization in May 1961 whereby the
capital. share's then outstanding were changed into 225,000 class
B
shares) 44,000 class A and 181,000 class B shares.
Of such class
B
shares,
Hans Salomon,
President,
owns
42.75%,
and Samuel
N.
end
Louis
S.
Friedman,
directors,
21.37%
each.
Salomon
owns
The
timing
specializes
name,
megorrneters
here,
discount
houses.
amendment.
trial
incorrect.
was
date
the
Underwriters
systems
new
mechanical
and
manufacture
that
Tenn.,
common
public
The
Non¬
source.
of
tractors,
date
funds,
S.
by
7%.
tax
if
limited
company,
basis
The
at
(after
Rowan Controller Co.—Common Registered—
This
none
dividend.
deductible
tax
resident
record
U.
this
Lux
increase
Lebanon,
6-15
tax.
published
in
for
funds,
15%;
income
and/or
t Payable
Conn.,
to
40c
closed
not
tax
British
date
B-31
may
market
220
programming.
systems, involving temperatures
ofr instruments
that
stated
although
sufficient
10c
i
(quar.)
books
Less
5-31
9-15
have
to
$1.25
20c
Company
a
6-15
said
further
tems,
stores,
order
additional
programs;
systems.
10c
Corp.
Transfer
x
7-10
10c
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)
Zeigler Coal & Coke (quar.)
•
7-31
10c
York-Hoover
Zonolite
new
/■He
Quarterly
Zenith
1
Co.—
Cab
Arden
Mr.
9
which
sale.
of
time
time
manufacture
in
pneumatic
manufacturers
planned
Towne
Yellow
(quar.)
the
at
sales
The
according
President
appliances.
Yale Jewelry Co.
of
inventories
plants.
despite
5-24
of
assets
Conn.,
recently
three
automatic
86-
the
Arden,
respecting the offer.
facturing
9
purchase
Waterdury,
Thomas
controlling portions of the new
pressures,
will be manufactured in
6-10
finder,
shares
A
a
principal
all for lc
over-the-counter
of
including
1964
1
6- 1
6-20
1
receive
registration
the
to
Acquire—
company.
Development
which
to
of
by
announced
were
offer
Inc.,
an
Co.,
announcement
Arden
30c
—_
has
Manufacturing
22
6-15
7-1
25c
25c
Co
1904.
p.
details
and
mail
2, 1961 it
rail¬
The
6-30
6214c
$1.12,14
Gordon,
class
the
prices
sold
other
5,348,238
Research
i—
in
The
$8,721,063
expenses
company
Mr.
Howard
market
department
and
sale
States.—V.
oper.
controls
i-
190,
$2,251,621
May
No
current
to
shares
A
underwriters
will
which
expenses.
outstanding factoring advances; $38,229 to
outstanding loans;
$50,000
for
advertising
and
National
Y.—V.
$1,931,056
Clock
a
5-8
■
to
made
due
1961—4 Mos.—1960
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Seeks to
6-28
6-9
C,
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
April 30—
oper.
The
6-10
(quar.)_
(quar.)
adjustment
revenue,
5 93,
30c
Chemicals
York,
to
through
Y.,
N.
for
outstanding
thereof
registra¬
a
Redeem
oper.
ry.
40c
3%
-
debt
Payment
shares
20,000
basis
none
class
14,600
filed
City,
(formerly Service' Photo Suppliers Inc.)
is engaged
in the importation and distribution of a wide variety of photographic
equipment
of
both
foreign
and
domestic
manufacture.
Sales
are
mon
expenses
Wrigley
Monthly
Steel
6-
will
amount
depositary share)
common
New
Net revenue from
50c
prior preferred (quar.)-.:—___'.—
(Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
Wyandotte
Corp.—To
1
6-
—
(initial)
Corp.,
Railway
Railway
Richmond,
and
tax
4M2%
(1)
or
Bayside,
$13,500
holders
term
of
Richmond,
6-
dividend
per
and
B
100%.
at
1978
Period End.
6-15
Ltd.—
income
Corp.
Worthington
Bank
$1.50
—_
—
$.041
Power
2244.
p.
6-15
6-28
\
Co.,
depositary
about
1,
City
series
Co.,
and
York
covering 150,000 shares of
sale at $4 per share.
The
public
all
an
&
9,400
(2)
the
for
company
Shell
bonds
ment
3
6-28
—_—
(quar.)
(s-a)
British
(After
(quar.)
pfd.
&
Electric
corporation has called for redemption on July 1, 1961, all of its
outstanding 5 % % debt adjustment bonds, series A 4%% debt adjust¬
Jan.
and
related
The
on
Hart
includes
underwriters,
The
6-10
7-
75c
(quar.)
6%
Rhine-Westphalia
7- 3
$1.25
common
Co.
Co.
Spice Co.,
prices
made
A.
and
by
offered
commission
also
share,,
sold
be
In
tendered
Commissioner's
of enough Republic common
outstanding shares.—V. 192,
of
concern's
Carter,
manufacturer
home
at
of
M.
California
for
be
Republic
and
way
$40c
be
N.
underwriter
portion
25.
shortly
of
Acquisition
pleted
industrial
Victor
May
on
will
share
one
the
by
shares
449,233
Corp.,
announced
of
permit
a
Angeles
Appliance
Republic
the
granted
to
diversified
Utility
chairman
The
at
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Woodward
per
per
of
Republic Corp.—Exchange Offer Approved—
This
states
to
share
$5,299,715
of
sales
period of last year. After provision of $98,823 for Federal
taxes, the net deficit was $91,221.
In the corresponding three
of
1960, net earnings were $8,707 after $9,433 provision for
income
taxes.
Before
Federal
income
taxes,
for the
three
the deficit was $190,044.
This compares with earnings before
income taxes of $18,140 in the 1960 quarter.—V. 192, p. 2371.
months
1
__^___i________________
Lothrop,
preferred
will
by
companies
the fiscal
subsidiary
(first
1961
compared
I
6-15
—
(quar.)
class A
stock,
statement
like
income
6-30
■
f$1.1214
preferred (quar.)_■_____■—
Machinery (increased)__—
• 20c
Woodward
A
44c
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
months
net
voting machine and the Telepath communica¬
plans
to
have
the voting machine
certified
are
proceeding favorably.—V. 193, p. 1562.
said
company, of 33 East 17th St., New
statement with
the- SEC on
May 26
tion
class
offering
2153.
p.
Stores
report
the
for
6-9
7-14
j75c
_______
Industries,
(quar.)
6-20
1
8- 1
8- 1
8-
_______
—
Wood Newspaper
Wyckoff
The
for
year)
5-31
6-15
(quar.)—
3214c
$1.25
—______—$1.26
$1.27
(quar.)___:
A
6-15
(quar.)—
Wometco Enterprises,
Class B (quar.)
414%
$1,198,618
655,618
headed
5-31
common
iquar. I
(John)
6-15
$1.20
—
J
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wolverine Insurance Co.
Work
$1,897,843
*285,285
Bonds—
(quar.)
5.08%
to
5-15
$1.10
$1.1214
$1.19
i——>___—
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
7-14
Light—
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
5.04%
Woolson
9
$1.12!/2
(quar.)
______
Wisconsin
5%
Deficit.—V.
Reliable
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
Service Photo Industries, Inc.—CI. A Stock Registered
the
preferred
414%
6-
7-31
6- 1
90c
(quar.)
4.80%
Class
$788,231
oper.
stock.
4.76%
Wood
*
6-2
Power—
preferred
Class
ry.
He
.
This
operations——
income.—
way
Net
and
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_________________
5%
,
40c
40c
$1.0614
$1.0614
25c
18%c
40c
—________
preferred
414 %
30,743,430
from rail¬
revenue
Michigan Power—
Wisconsin
4.40%
7- 1
6-20
6-20
7-31
6-12
5-26
(monthly)—
preferred
Wisconsin
1
Industries—
(quar.)
Electric
5-22
6-10
6- 9
7-1
7- 1
8-22
6-22
6-10
_.—
(quar.)
Stores
Net
Seiscor
various
$37,990,724
29,487,954
6-20
75c
8114c
1%
preferred
Wisconsin
$30,686,572
7,209*164
'
dealers
(quar.)
Company, common
Winn-Dixie
$9,107,007
in
pany's
dividend)
&
6,855,623
0-20
20c
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
$7,643,854
expenses
7-
(quar.)_——
(quar.)__
Co.
Co.
&
revenue.
oper.
6-17
5-15
(c($$•')
Co.
Bros.
Williams
oper.
Railway
the
system.
use
7- 1
6- 9
—
jr. preferred1 (quar.)_________—___
preferred (quar.).—_—I——
Wilcox
Railway
for
—$1.31 Vi
20c
common
preferred
414%
1961—4 Mos.—1960
65c
50c
85c
.(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
314%
6-15
5-29
7-7
7-7
5-22
1961—Month—1960
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Wieboldt
1
7-1
6-12
8-1
8-1
(increased quar.)__——
Paper
5V4%
Wiclces
7-
including
tions
Apiil 30—
6-10
6-10
7-1
6-23
(quar.)
convertible
Whitaker
6-9
6- 1
5-25
6-15
6-10
50c
30c
$1.43%
$1
35c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
4%
7- 1
6-15
6-15
7- 3
7- 1
+7V2C
(increased)—
corp.
Air
Westmoreland,
$1.25
10c
30c
30c
t7l/ac
Period End.
6- 1
6- 1
—
(quar.)
Utilities
Westinghouse
6-15
6-15
Stationery—•
6i
preferred
Western
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Payable of Rec.
18c
18c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Tablet
Holders
When
Share
of Company
.
1960.
in
net
by
24
this
president
ended
Net
Southwestern
10%
a
G.
March
income
increase
corporation.
H.
31
was
Westby
totaled
$108,594,
first
earnings
half
coming
net
in
a
shares
of
writers
and
the
last
300
common
headed
the
to
Dean
terms
189,
p.
be
the
to
sale
St.,
SEC
offered
Witter
are
stock
construction
$10,180,000.—V.
with
stock,
oy
from
Telephone
Montgomery
statement
underwriting
1961
States
of
company,
registration
the
earnings
&
be
will
program
Co.—Com.
San
on
for
Co.
Registered
filed
Calif.,
Francisco,
covering 110,000
public sale' through under¬
May
The
supplied
be
used
of
the
by
to
29
public
offering price
The net
a
portion of
amendment.
finance
company,
estimated
920.
year.
Westby said SSC should begin to receive income from
which have been in the development stage for several years,
report
This
proceeds
1960.
company's
highest
and
Spencer Kellog-g
See
Textron
&
Sons, Inc.—Proposed Merger—•
Inc., below.—V. 191,
p.
106.
'
.
"
'
:
at
Volume
193
Number
6061
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2181)
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Feriod End. April 30—
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$335,847
Railway
oper,
expenses
162,274
Ne't
ry.
—V.
$360,601
$1,158,327
,
196,768
$1,175,905
606,426
of
$173,573
$163,833
$551,901
$511,178
45,652
51,304
227,167
163,667
Ry.
Net
from
revenue
193,
2,101,625
23
$478,234
$829,146
$1,613,812
$2,380,194
154,006
—
Parvin
Albert
of
1,675,000
&
to
of
454,137
150,016
976,249
two
The
Goldman
Inc.,
of
of
in
and
Pargold
Harry
by
newly
this
the
Goldman,
and
to
adds
to
corporation,
shares
90,000
sale
by
on
an
the
Parvin
respectively,
be
of
Inc.
mission,
Rubin,
&
of
to
had
company
distributor
Kaufman,
1960
it
9,000
of
all
acquired
stock
B.
electrical
construction
government
will
be
Mr.
expansion
spectus,
of
In
the
in
which
on
addition
323,243
to
own
T.
is
company
launching
of
the
of
This
11.1%
corporation,
Lester
two
and
shares
of
share
of
with
stock,
common
through
Jericho
469
the
to
underwriters
Grumet
writers
will
&
Seigel
and
Trust
receive
50
and
sale,
used
to
repay
payments
certain
of
of
$3,000)
accounts
Gainer's
the
In
and
May,
of
tronics
in
classified
dent,
the
in
said
and
public
for
the
the
144 000
public
of
will
company
will
the
will
14
sale
have
shares
of
the
of
$5
with
the
by
Ripley
and
&
Co.
underwriting
The
the
pledging
of
out
193,
Net
Inc.,
Richard
were
Zatzkin,
after
prospectus,
exercise
of
Ohio,
of
and
four
lation
(FM)
it
ness,
television
a
$130,294,
Citv.
the
any
for which
the
at
investing
a
20
The
stations.
outstanding
largest
1,527,960
selling stockholders,
Robert
(AM)
oiocx
who
In
Ohio,
public
by
cost
of
filed
a
376,369
offering
price
amendment.
Lexington,
three
addition to
and
common
own
shares)'
(141,257
Ky.,
consisting
certain
shares.
The
aggregate of
held by David
modu¬
Jr.,
of
Memorial
sold
president,
Fund.
range
.com
46,288. of
shares;
91,222
of
42 3/7
trustees
to
of
shares.
1T5.r42
shares
353
shares;
115,1722
the
and
959 890 snares.
S. Ingalls and
The
David
and
the
G.
Taft,
Charles Phelps Taft
other amounts being
28,250 shares.
Loans Retired—
the
Taft
President,
Jr.,
23
May
on
television
Mr.
1961
not
Taft
of
also
the
recent
denied
reports
that
proceeds received from the sale in January
Knoxville, Tenn., broadcasting properties were
to
the
actually
of
purchase
used
were
$3,125.000.—V.
193,
to
p.
orders
of
dealings in the
May 30, 1961.
Accordingly,
dealings
on
new
retire
1031.
facilities, as had been
outstanding bank loans
Net
will
corporation's
American
Stock
and
Exchange
be
Commission
terminated
common
Exchange
at
the
by
stock
11
will
Commission
be
a.m.
suspending
on
reinstated to
on Wednesday,
statements
distributed
by
the corporation
to
ended
April
period
the
number
of
authorized
share
in
of
the
such
stock
judgment
of
held
the
The
N.
Y.—V.
193,
2263.
p.
has
Ky.
acquired
small
a
the
1.
split.
will
is
of
in¬
elec¬
Ownesboro.
the
by
W.
Elmer,
M.
with
President
good
of
interest
modest
a
feels has
company
potential.
1961—Month—I960
$347,584
$999,921
202.437
771,262
804,692
$83,122
$145,117
$228,659
$325,687
21,639
42,681
29,126
63,882
,
8,100,267
This
$41,814,421
$44,633,918
32,247,510
33,388,792
rail¬
$2,864,824
$3,124,212
$9,566,911
$11,245,126
income
377,063
580,363
970,827
1,913,971
192,
filed
193,
$35.15
of
stock
Textron,
The
Sons
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$5,510,339
$6,255,994
$22,114 707
$25,074,720
4,298,306
4,763,364
17,763,080
19,681,766
for
.
companies
for
by
each
$1,492,630
$4,351,627
$5,392,954
348,604
360,664
1,011,752
Howard
24
plan
a
receive
of
Textron
of
approved
of
means
will
and
Inc.
whereby
at
the
of
The
Chairman
Jr.,
1,250,000
of
presently
the
of
will
be
in
common
of
of the Board
Board
of
of Textron,
Kellogg.
Spencer
shares' of Spencer
Textron Common
has about 345,000 treas¬
outstanding
chased,
there
Stock
would
the
will
shares
If
plan.
outstanding
4,700,000 at
the
out
tendered
Kellogg
all
the
after
required
5,000,000
transaction
I960.—V.
of
conditional
be
the
about
be
end
An
193,
p.
upon
completion
additional
shares
of
shares
Textron
is completed,
2154.
of
are
the
pur¬
Common
compared
Inc.—Common
Co.,
Mfg.
If
be
added
Stock
of
to
public offering, the first made by Therm-Air,
company's general funds and used for payment
the
the
issue
products for use in the
missile
other corporate purposes. Therm-Air is engaged
in
the
design, development and manufacture of temperature control
equipment for commercial and military uses.—V. 193, p. 1835.
of
has
tion
than
after
and
cn
like
May
the
with
of
Times-Mirror Co.
were
moderately
last year, President Norman Chandler
the
period
25.
weeks
12
taxes
share
earnings
the
for
on
the
ended
March
26,
consolidated
1961,
net
income
minority interests amounted to $739,427, equal to 18c
4,195,024 shares of common stock outstanding.
This
$351,515, equal to 25c a share cn the 3,761,622 shares
outstanding a year earlier after adjusting for a 4%'
stock dividend
paid in January 1961. The increase in the number of shares outstanding
resulted primarily from the acquisition of The New American Library
of World Literature, Inc., consummated on June 2,
1960.
Revenues
12
weeks
sidiary,
of
were
of
are
$25,717,507
1960.
the
at
111.
class
by
A
35%;,
or
outstanding
holders
of
that
before
record
firm
the
This
August.
in
company
rate
the
current
of
accepted
of
by
the
of
each
such
of
Pacific
preferred
for
holders
100
of
Finance,
preferred
par
for
offer
to
preferred
Pacific
cover¬
$100
shares
58
Fran¬
19
Transamerica
(or
817,800
San
share
one
common
shares
maximum
a
Ave.,
May
stock,
on
proposed
shares
of
of
is
shares
is
SEC
preferred
It
1.16
common
into
Columbus
the
the
common
automobiles
is
193,
all
Trans¬
which
common
2,326,600
shares,
shares
of
Loeb,
City.
7o
B
The
property,
and
the
indebtedness, Trans¬
certain
of
stock.
common
and
John
R.
Horace
Beckett
as
Corp.—Secondary—
St.,
on
Buffalo,
25th
May
stock,
to
thereof ^through
&
public
by
Niagara
SEC
common
holders
Rhoades
personal
to
shares
chairman
Television
the
class
present
M.
board
as
of
with
addition
12,285,241
1734.
p.
corporation
other
and
In
listed
statement
Co.
and
offering
Bear,
price
N.
filed
Y.,
covering
be
for
underwriters
Stearns
and
&
Co.,
registra¬
a
400,030
offered
outstand¬
public
underwriting
by
sale
headed'
both
terms
by
Carl
New
of
York
to
are
be
amendment.
is
company
7
Feb.
in
engaged
the
business
of
radio
television
and
It now has ownership interests in a total of 6 television
broadcasting stations.
According to the prospectus, in
April 1961 the company entered into agreements for the sale
and
of
radio
its
television
cation
for
and
certain
Of
the
class
(a
class
B
and
stock,
and
and
Other
executive
Goodyear,
David
.or.e.
Schoellkopf,
class
C.
Moore
is
Co.,
J.
76,003
& Co.,
Jr.
shares,
shares^
Jr.^
Schoellkopf,
Inc.,
221,860
Schoellkopf, IV, chairman of
chairman of
administrative
Knox
III
and
of
a
F.
George
"outstanding
the
majority
president.
as
stock.
76,000
A.
In
30,000
Wrather,
D.
and
and
Paul
elect
can
FCC.
common
Petry
Fred
J.
appli¬
an
the
include
Forman,
listed
L
312,208
Seymour H.
16.67%
each
of
holders
class
124,000
and
own
A
and
outstanding
Edward
and
G.
Y.,
with
has
Signal
200,000,
Jr.,
David
committee,
directors,
Such
shares,
N.
filed
of
268,000,
own
holders
B
been
company
shares
sell
to
Rochester,
has
the
Railway
Corp.
class
committee,
financial
and
General
propose
309,232
A.
in
sale
1,738,612
Devon
chairman,
Paul
stations
the
of
indebtedness,
A
director)
shares.
radio
approval
to
of
Wakefield,
of
net
of
the
for
In
a
Investment
stated
compared
departure
Division
through March
with
from
and
$21,345,814
past
practice,
Publishers'
31.—V. 193,
p.
for the initial
the operating
Paper
1494.
39
$2,970,840,
class
A
board
plus
report
net
the
shares
of
Co.,
a
43
March
cen.s
80
25,
1961,
resulting
share,
per
figures
for
earnings
$5,931,478;
outstanding,
subsidiaries
its
ended
to
Comparable
income,
net
and
weeks
equal
outstanding.
shares
number
same
corporation
Mass.
$31,038,990
income
$35,113,222;
the
For
with
of
$13,128,611;
Dr.
ter
David
and
Bakalar,
in
per
based
on
ago;
year
a
share,
the
on
cen';s.
heavy
starting-up
remedied
Boston
At
would
the
doubled
greatly
available
reported
year
results
combination
types
expenses
at
He
sales
a
totalled $7,512,689
ago, sales totalled
on
of
for
the
third
quar¬
technical
unexpected
certain
production
major
Transitron's new Boston plant,
the technicT difficulties have
that
noted
while
the
extensive
starting-up
costs
Boston plant, which has
several major production lines
facilities,
more
than
have
been
help future earnings, Dr. Bakalar said.
He
shipments in April wefe up snarpiy to more than
193,
at
diminish.
square-foot
should
that
000,000.—V.
that
said
a
premium
satisfactorily
400,000
new
which
added
pricing.
quarter
$2,151,216.
was
by
1931
25,
like
President,
affected
producing
competitive
been
March
the
In
income
net
adversely
were
ended
$696,804.
and
difficulties
lines,
weeks
13
loss
a
p.
2051.
Pacific
RR.-
t
also
$4,-
.
-Earnings1961—Month—1950
sub¬
$
$
40 916,132
151,014 612
160,934,459
28,113,913
29,392,370
113,321,493
119 925,587
10,772,459
11,523,762
37,693,122
41,008,872
2,350,538
operating revenue
operating
Ry.
Net
revenue
expenses
from
operating
—V(
193,
p.
2,7.-8.707
6,311,3.9
8,896,284
United
This
inc
2155.
Foods, Inc.—Registers Common—
of
company
tration
statement
common
$
ry.
operations
rv.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
38,883,432
$
Ry.
stock,
1235
with
to
Shadowdale,
the
be
Dempsey-Tegeler
SEC
on
offered
&
Co.,
Texas, filed a regis¬
covering 125,000 shares
at $8.50 per share
Houston,
May
25th
for
public
sale
St.
Louis,
Mo.
United Industries Co., Inc.) is engaged in
primarily, it is said, in the warehousing
of grain under contract with Commodity
Credit Corp., an agency of
the U. S. Government with aggregate storage capacity of over 11,000,0C0 bushels. Through its subsidiaries, including
Pan-Am Foods, Inc.,
it is also in
the business of freezing, packaging and marketing vege¬
tables;
freezing
and
packaging shrimp;
in the purchasing, feeding
and
marketing of fattened cattle to packers in the Houston area;
small business financing; cold storage warehousing and other activi¬
ties.
The
expects to construct additional storage facilities
company
at Temple,
Tex. with a capacity of 3,000,000 bushels, and to lease
additional
facilities
at Temple
with a capacity of 2,000,000 bushels.
The estimated cost of this project is $650,000, of which $300,000 will
be
allocated
from
the
net
proceeds from
this stock sale
and the
balance
by
conventional
institutional mortgage. The company
will
allocate $100,000
of the proceeds to Pan-Am Fojods to expand
and
The
For
the
is
Transcontinent
This
through
Cc.—Net Down—
Times-Mirror
lower
at
with
exchange
outstanding
Brower
of
announced
Street
maximum
a
insurance.
and manufacture of new
development
field, and for
quarter
to
15
announced
the
outstanding
of
Offered—
public of
the
debts,
First
the
on
Net
will
the
rate
1,410,000
writing
Union
60,000 common shares of
Inc., Peekskill, N. Y., at
$5 per share was made June 1, .1961 by Robert A. Martin
Associates and Harry Odzer Co.
offering to
proceeds
of
be
to
with
Therm-Air Manufacturing Co.,
Net
by
convertible
stock
Period End. April 30—-
Therm-Air
in
stock
made
was
plan, the company is applying to the SEC
for
make a request for tenders of additional shares of
Textron common stock to be
purchased by the company. The tender
offer, if approved, will be made at a subsequent date and any pur¬
carrying
permission to
Spencer
June
Kankakee,
preferred).
for
consumers
sales,
will be used in the transaction. He also reported
permit Textron, to the extent feasible, to use treasury
to
$4,521,318
Exchange,
shares
Schmidt
statement
Finance
convertible
7,502,500
which
order
in
B
the
primarily a holding company whose subsidiaries
are
engaged predominantly in the insurance business. Pacific Finance
is engaged primarily
in automobile sales financing, direct lending to
two
Kellogg
Spencer
Textron
announcement
Thompson noted that Textron now
shares
ury
that
stock
in
4%%
of
the
Pacific
shares).
and
combining
holders
share
a
Kellogg.
Kellogg
the
Spencer
for
the exchange will involve 1,071,423 shares of
Mr.
from
for
Transamerica.
in
proposal
a
6/7ths of
Spencer
Kellogg,
on
E.
announced
common
Transamerica
sales
jointly by Rupert C. Thompson, Jr., Chairman
and
the
1,224,391
Directors
share
and
A
change
300,000 class
Transitron Electronic Corp.—Report—
May
stock
common
of
value
outstanding
stock.
inc.—
of
on
and
dividend
Stock
the
on
payable
Montgomery
exchange
2
common
of
into
Corp.
each
ry.
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Boards
Inc.,
class
will
1,
A
1039.
shares
par
in
Finance
1946.
p.
is
the
York
cents
store
be
registration
a
817,800
board
$1,212,033
operating
ry.
to
p.
respectively,
2154.
from
June
$5,617,605
boosted
New
Charles
branch
outlet
shares
operations,
1961—Month—1930
to
rose
90
dividend
corporation,
cisco,
addition
expenses
company's
effective
broadcasting.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
8,195,939
the
stock¬
Transamerica Corp.—Files
Exchange Plan—
and
expenses
Building,
year.
supplied
1961—Month—1860
$10,965,091 $11,320,151
the
of
Board
61st
tenth
earnings.—V.
the
C_
inc.
the
of
Bank
earlier, a gain of 24%. Net after allow¬
$516,678 from $422,398 in the first half
share from 53 cents to 65 cents, a gain of
March
on
rate
The
the
of
its
open
ings shares
ry.
new
of
Tractor Supply Co. merchandises
parts and accessories for all leading
and models of farm
machinery.
Since 1954, the company has
achieved a compound annual growth rate of
19% in sales and 34% in
$1,130,379
169 375
half
makes
19S1—4 Mos.—1960
$252,497
reported
first
,
the
fiscal
in
listed
annual
Chairman
woulci
controlling
a
manufacturer
is
1961
to
per
board
are
indicated
the
Corp.—Acquires—
Inc.,
and
the
year
advanced
company's
shares, which
ing
15,
stock
in
22%.
by
Board
split
which
30,
a
boosting earnings
taxes
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue1,
p.
split,
for
president.—V.
expenses
revenue
results
financial
capital
shares issued,
split its
earnings
the First National
three-for-two
a
The
comparable
on
150,000,000
to
1961
and
outstanding shares from 500,000 class
months
The
a
Corp.—Trading To Be Resumed—
Securities
corporation
the
the
May 31, 1961.
Copies of the
the
shares,
sales
to
america
oper.
compares
Teleciro Industries
The
held
and
that
toward
but
amounting
said
company's
allocated
reported,
purchased
be
to
2051.
York
in
which
operations
radio broadcasting stations
in
Bufaflo, N. Y.
While the company
had engaged in , negotiations
toward possible acquisition of the Buffalo facilities during late 1980
and
early 1961, these negotiations have been terminated.
had
company
industry
operating
Net
of
Hulbert
time
p.
indebted¬
Taft,
40,546
six
prospectus
Jr.,
trustees
under Trust Agreement
with Jane
Tait
Ingalls, of which 56,503 shares are to be sold. In addition, the Estate
of Hulbert Taft
proposes to sell 44,443 of 111,343 shares held;
Hulbert
Taft,
each
New
revenue
oper.
chases
frequency
an
is
shares.
June
authorized
62,440,298
were
in
for
announcement
operating revenue,,
stock.
covering
26
The
in
station
broadcasting
has
lists
total
$25
par
increase
193,
Period End. April 30—
Ry.
to
the
and
Cincinnati,
supplied
standard
the
that
at
located
an
2154.
p.
193,
Ry.
Presi¬
sale
of
shares
May
on
be
broadcast
three
1981,
24,
May
meeting in
respectively.
re¬
owns
television,
due
of
(including
stockholders
Ave.,
SEC
to
are
of
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
working
outstanding
then
York
New
terms
stockholders
in
Electronics
oper.
r.v.
—V.
to expand
$70,000
special
of
on
both
750,000 class A shares and 450,000 class B shares.
Chairman of the Board Charles E. Schmidt
reported sales
trustee,
May 26 that the directors
on
of
Owensboro,
of
from
for
year.
approved
B
number
an
acquisition provides Texas Gas
operating
ry.
way
purchase
a
and operates television broadcasting stations and
radio broadcast stations in Birmingham, Ala., Cincinnati and Columbus,
company
agent
and
debentures,
increase
the
Street,
Net revenue from
monthly
outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the present holders thereof through underwriters headed by Harriman
5Vo %
transfer
value;
par
1494.
revenue
Railway
Railway
per
and
outstanding 160,000
a
recapitalization in
outstanding
Highland
1906
of
appointed
$100
meeting
stock
Period End. April 30—
The under¬
and $10,000 for
outstanding shares,
of
to
operations
a
Taft Broadcasting Co.—Common Registered—
statement
if
capital
this
p.
Eased
company
that
components,
Kellogg,
This
been
stock,
31, 1960 there
conditions
operating
Net
$500,000.
registration
Dec.
Kentucky
operating
—V.
to
before
total
a
38 %
holders
at
or
Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings—
filed
Inc.
supplement
„.ao
the
the
of
to
which
to
present
62%
received
about
own
the
about
has
Gas Transmission
Gas,
Net
City.
by
arises
effect
and
shares
options,
At
Wall
16
193,
Ry.
purposes.
giving
According
100,000
own
111.
2263.
an
Period End. April 30—
Ry.
to
1Q3.030
at
Co.,
(reduced
secured
cuin^a.^
shares)
common
less
balance
the
common
shares.
stock
or
latter
Chicago, Chicago,
for $75,000,000
p.
special
a
Texas Mexican
Kauf¬
N.,;Y.,
&
York
equipment;
corporate
cue
of
Payment
firm
highs
their
W.
President,
of
covering
26
Kesselman
obligation
and
notes,
stock
138,000
underwriters)
phblic
to
line;
general
whereby the
owns
warrants
the
other
Bank
accrued
Supply Co.—Stock Split—Record Highs—
year,
Bank
preferred
action.—V.
diversified
a
—V.
Registered—
New
certain
257,243
fiscal
The
of
or
$332,264
151,464
ance
approve
said
According
—V.
by
Carner,
S.
which
plus
corporation from 75,000,000,
such
in
Texas
outstanding
has
members
May
on
$10,500
together with
common
1961,
of
Ingram
product
for
addition
shares
to
receivable,
stock,
company's
capital
obligation
an
109%
National
193,
corporation,
terest
other
addition
in
share
per
at
July
on
$236,000
loans;
Mineola,
Turnpike,
both
cent
call
to
shares.
Co.,
This
February
commission
expenses.
The
registration statement
also
includes
16,000
common
shares
which
the
company
sold Kesselman & Co. for 25 cents per
share, and 10,000 common shares which underlie five-year warrants
sold to the underwriters for $100, exercisable at $5 per share.
The
company
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of plastic
knobs for television sets to replace the knobs with which these sets
were originally
equipped. The net proceeds from the stock sale will be
a
the First
Manhattan
to
Texas
645.
offered
be
1977
redemption
The corporation has called for redemption on June 23. 1961, throueh
operation of the sinking fund, 2,046 shares of its preferred stock, 5.50%
preferred series at 100.344. Payment will be made at the Bankers
operates
In
Kaufman,
G..
p.
SEC
headed
Inc.,
due
for
first
wholesale.
at
stock
now
other
193,
each.—V.
statement
Brand,
Inc.)
contracts
engaged.
company
which
$718,139
57,957
38,633.
1946.
(convertible
five-year
sites
bank
V. Development Corp.—Common
registration
Co.
supplies
Chairman.
for
now
the
Kaufman
Sol
at
called
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial Redemption
Bruno-
expenses;
warrant,
Supply
and
snort-term
negotiate
or
shaies,
and
and
$212,356
america
Board
proceeds
indebtedness,
common
family
man
bid
to
has
public
headed
for
the
17.1%
owns
for
$184,150
rail¬
income
p.
Chicago
shares
Long
warrant
general corporate purposes, principally for
company's
business
and,
according
to
the
pro¬
a
position to obtain
"payment and performance
sufficient
those
is
of
Co.—Partial Redemption
shares.
missile
net
reduction
used
be
for
the
Of
in
be
to
bonds"
wiring
and
projects.
will
balance
for
per
At
Gas Transmission
Company's
them, provided
J.,
covering
then
Inc.,
applied
offered
N.
This
current
is approved by the stockholders, it is the intention of the Board
promptly to adopt a resolution providing for a two-for-one stock split
by directing the issuance to stockholders of one additional share of
underwriting terms are
to
their
selling
com¬
$.01
equipment
founders,
29
underwriters
$10,000
at
Amboy,
Corp.
2154.
p.
Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall Street, New York, New York.
the
B579!364
Tractor
shares
outstanding stock of Superior Electric Con¬
wholly owned by the Kaufman family, the
of the company.
Superior is engaged in the
business, principally the installation of elec¬
stockholders
193,
1961
of
$2 511 628
1,447,528
oper.
all-time
including treasury stock.
Hills,
the
Co.
principal
equipment
and
Electric
K.
O.
its
be
Securities
receive
common
electrical
of
struction
trical
will
to
is
addition
In
purchase,
(formerly
one
30,216
company.—V.
11,
$2,165,667
394,544
$329,286
*21,877
inc.—
cumulative
voted
July
Stanley
and
May
on
through
price
offering
to
purchase
a
as
Sol
$243,430
34,582
the
Perth
SEC
stock
basis
amendment.
entitled
The
The
the
$606,900
357,653
193,
interest.
Chase
$541,803
expenses
operations—
ry.
after
Albert
Beverly
Bank,
St.,
the
Standard
Inc.,
Co.
with
none
underwriters
be
wairants
or
public
by
$106,675
*18,204
ry.
Texaco, Inc.—Proposed Increase in Capital—
and
Albert
are
attorney,
Fidelity
Washington
stock.
all
The
the
will
they
224
common
supplied
$42,965
from
Net
—V.
class
of
$12.50 par
L.
Silbert,
L.
Board,
statement
agency,
Treat
Amos
Lenchner
to
of
registration
a
1,045,760
Augustus C. Long, Chairman announced
Supronics Corp.—Common Registered—
This
filed
$1,375,046
1,079,732
1961—4 Mos—1960
revenue,
oper.
way
$1,323,162
series
5.24%
of
Inc.
Maxwell
Harvey
of
office
1961—4 Mos.—1960
258,458
paying agent and registrar
Arizona.
Treasurer.
1961—Month—1960
1961—Montr.—1960
oper.
Net revenue from
1, next,
through
mortgage pipe line
made
The
Chair¬
290.
p.
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
Feriod End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
1276.
p.
Appointment—
issuance
elected
transaction
Vice-President,
addition
Chairman
188,
and
filed
Division
the
of
of
and
Enterprises
in
A.
1950
been
the
the_ sinking fund, $1,075,000 of its first
of
5>/4%
be
the
the
California
Vice-President
President
and
31,
have
at
on
stock
stock.
earnings
businesses
Executive
Co.
Calif.—V.
Enterprises
released
shares
Parvin has been elected President of Starrett, and Harry
Stalford,
M.
the
approximately $600,000
Albert Parvin &
Co.
is
a
leading contract
and Pargold
Enterprises Inc. operates retail-
directors,
Parvin,
of
attorney,
conclusion
with
stockholders
all
common
Rubin,
the
to
of
Pargold
L.
taxes.
are
&
New
193,
Dec.
1961
$365,133
company
operation
the
report
a
Starrett
Board,
Goldman,
Parvin
of
furniture
| Albert B.
A.
and
organization
wholesale
in
corporations
before
year
furniture
Co.
31,
available
are
260,922
operating
ry.
will
acquisition
Maxwell
the
Starrest
a
the
shares
According
man
(ASE),
Corp.
announced
Exchange.—V.
ended
year
March
and
$303,887
Tennessee
Starrett Corp.—Acquires—
Starrett
fiscal
enueci
expenses
revenue
bonds
May
its
Exchange
revenue—
'"Deficit.—V.
1945.
p.
for
months
Stock
operations
Net
$9,649,050 $10,728,734
8,035,238
8,348,540
ry.
operating inc.—
ry.
and
three
the
operating
Net
1961—4 Mos.—1960
.
$2,933,77.1
1,945,732
expenses
operations
Net
—V.
1961—Month—1960
$2,423,966
revenue—
operating
Ry,
of
operating
Ry.
Period End. April 30—
operating
of
as
the
American
Period End. April 30—
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.
for
and
the
Securities
664,727
1945.
p.
stockholders
of
with
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
income
oper.
193,
1961—4 Mos.—1960
rail¬
operations
way
Net
from
revenue
its
as
1961—Month—1960
53
the
company
grain
(formerly
storage
business
54
modernize
general
In
(2482)
its'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
present
funds
and
addition
to
operation,
used
for
and
the
working
balance
will
be
added
to
capital.
indebtedness, and preferred stock, the com¬
pany has outstanding 400,000 shares of common stock, of which Louis
Kaplan, board chairman, Irvin Kaplan, president, and Gerald Rauch,
Jerry E. Finger, and Charles I. Kaplaii, Vice-Presidents, (including 'heir
respective
families),
respectively.
21.60%, 20.90%, 11.32%, 13.61% and 14.17%,
officials as a group own 41.97%
of
the
own
Management
outstanding
R.
T.
Parfet, Jr.,
P. S. Parish, Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton, Mrs. Mary U.
D., R. U. Light, M. D., and W. J. Upjohn.
Light, R. A. Light,
various
stock.
Following
the
the
company's
ing
director;
present
meeting
officers:
D.
the
S.
board
Gilmore,
of
directors
Chairman
and
191,
S.
Newhard, Cook
F.
A.
Carl
United Investors Corp.- -Exchange Offer—Stock
RegisThis corporation of
registration statement
shares
of
chase
class
of
A
115,000
Delaware
law
with
January,
to
are
certain
The
The
1961
by
estate
shares,
offered
be
limited
on
New
City, filed a
covering
1,114.452
and
company
in
business
for
for
and
and
of
stock
of
190,
A.
to engage
Varian
in
partners
debentures
and
an
will
scribed
headed
group
have
the
contracts
to
acquire interests in four other properties. All of
class
exchange
in
858,600
for
these
A
shares
230,000
class
153.891
shares
stock
is
offered
to
of
the
who
persons
tro
class
class
8%
A
public
shares,
mortgage
on
Of
will
United;
be
Credit
used
to
will
A
be
issued
the
at
to
rate
share for each
the cash sale of
of
follows:
as
which
per
the net proceeds
$400,000
Winkler
$10
of
Any of such
shares'will be
shares,
A
additional
whom class
offer.
warrants
class
230,000
An
additional
The
issued
be
share,
to
persons
to
are
per
exchange
class A share for
purchased.
of
to
810
76,109
share
per
one
$2,104,000
debentures
indebtedness
the
and
shares
debentures.
for
initially to
to
of such
any
to purchase
shares
A
$10
and
offered
pursuant
at
class A
stock
be
offered
purchased
so
purchase
warrant
a
not
769,452
to
are
offered
shares
and
interests,
be
to
are
being
153,891
shares
B
$285,000
motel
property; $325,000 for acquisition of a Texas
property;
$275,000 to acquire South Carolina property;
$282,500 to
acquire New Jersey property; $304,000 to acquire interests and loans
of six partners in certain properties; and
$100,000 to acquire the fee
motel
on
a
property, with the balance of the proceeds added
capital.
the
of New York
new
management
officials
103%
class
the
of
organized in
was
other
and
company;
will
own
of
stock
B
1957
officials
nearly 7%
the
new
by Harry Seeve, President
of
latter.
the
He
of the class A
other
and
and
initially
company.
United Nuclear
capital.
by
Co.
has
disbursing
agent
for
the
been
appointed
Witter
Dean
&
Co.,
San
stock
common
of
the
dividend
and
corporation.—V.
193,
1276.
p.
military,
Francisco,
.
Plywood
Corp.—Secondary
Stock
Of¬
fering—June 2, 1961, it was reported that a secondary
altering of 85,000 shares of this company's common stock
was made at $50.50 a share
by Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
New York City, and associates.
Varian
of
Acquisition
Canada
by
S.
W.
Antoville,
for about
completed
approximately
V extern
John
than
its
91%
U.
S.
of
Western's
stock
made
result
is
transaction
in
the
being
made
This
shares
in
controlled
or
feet,
of
class
B
have
stock
U.
and
and
of
$10
standing
S.
sidings
and
similar
to
95%
the
The
offering
will
R.
Ketcham
&;
Co.
commission
and
Stanley
share
sale
in
U.
S.
Plywood
share for
a
the
the
Co.
&
the
T>vo
chain
sawmills
of
States
sales
and
and
centers
1946,
U„
centers
"p.
of
Canada,
Western
class
a
S.
Plywood
that
and
accounts
amounting to more
acquires four additional
eight
distributing warehouses,
operated by U. S. Plywood
complete the
Western
Plywood
include
operates
display
acquired
of
and
rooms
in
54
to
those
1945,
distribution
total
a
facilities
and
in
arm
plants
warehouse
of
for
Canada
and
144
in
sales
shares
of
F.
of
company,
Eeach
May
to
Elvd.,
common
convertible
stock
also
reserved
the
covers
on
preferred
for
Jacksonville,
May
stock
offering
of
of
49,980
filed
26 covering 8,000
($100
conversion
Fla.,
Com¬
par)
such
regis¬
a
shares
of 5%
and 50,000 shares
preferred.
19,
An
and
it
1961,
of
prospec¬
shares
to holders
of
1975; 10,000 shares to holders of warrants expiring
174,650 shares to holders of warrants expiring 1970.—V. 193
warrants
common
expiring
and
148.
p.
Gifford
Wabash
Upjohn,
President,
told
shareholders
Dr.
"We
our
confidence
entire
our
of
have
in
the
future.
organization.
This
development.
room
for
Our
grov. th
We
international
in
not
sales
and
have
faith
that
if
new
public against substandard
iteering
believe
that
is
reflected
through
restraint
of
Upjohn
of 1.6%
sales
over
reported
a
in
1959,
sales
I960
rose
in
2%., $22,768,000
equal to $1.62 per
As
over
in
the
1960
common
1959.
one
measure
of
and
search,/) development,
promotion
as
a
group
stockholders
our
to
protect
and
prof¬
change our American
industry's tremendous
193,
record
May
5.—V.
189,
11, voted
Liquidating
F.
paid
was
the
increase
preceding year.
Earnings, however,
against $23,224,000 in 1959.
This
share as against $1.65
per
common
as
company's
world-wide
growth,
expansion
of
facilities
for
Dr.
assets
Re-elected
are:
The
brunt
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$34,771,016
6,638,491
7,202,910
27,084,265
first
'
of
compared
$14,971 000
administration
for
re¬
manufacturing end distribution.
its
to
centers
new
of
the
to
sale
of
funds
general
to
corporate pur¬
the
or
acquisition
.
,
President
as
and
officials
Management
cost-price
of
owner
as
group
a
with
coupled
squeeze,
higher
Luke
said
the
quarter
the
half
non¬
second
1960.
volume
1957,
reflects
he
fall
did
completion,
out
that
L.
the
did
not
months
anticipate
dull
fiscal
for
some
hope
of
the
which
into
lower
in
nearly
earnings
ends July 31.
normally more
during
quarter
of the fiscal year.—V.
':
•'
Western Auto Supply Co.—To Be
Co.,
were
above.—V.
the
of
level.
for
reason
improvement
quarter,
trend
high
a
the
installations
upturn
'
Finance
at
of
president,
quarter,
downward
major
much
third
fourth
*.
.
Luke,
second
the
the
was
the
sales
on
depreciation charges alone
of the first half of 1960.
those
when
ouarter
share,
a
David
in
the
$121,669,000,
sales of $61,492,000,
on
68c
or
for
share,
a
were
1960.
of
share,
a
of
sales
since
than
seasonally
he
1277.
p.
second
He pointed
million
said
in.
cents
$3,597,000,
in. dollar
nep.ring
now
earnings.
Mr.
30
$1.13
or
first
first, half
came
or
of
.company
the
the
prices,' (sirice physical volume is holding
however, "-that 'the cost of bringing new
operation,
$1.2
the
$6,011,000,
for
in
decline
net
a
drop
.the
fcr
,
to
Sales
recorded
the
to
the
n'dffe^,
He
29,982,348
193,
Merged—
193,
1277.
p.
ry.
$1,942,329
$2,146,828
$7,686,751
$7,651,921
592,545
562,121
1,994,367
1,705,469
inc.—
Western Maryland
Ry.—Partial Redemption—
The company
has called for redemption on July 1, 1961, through
operation of the sinking fund, $258,000 of its 25-year 5V2 % debentures
due Jan. 1, 1982 at 102%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
■
Warner
Brothers
Co.—Additional Financing Details—
Our May 29 issue reported the
offering and sale of
000 shares of this firm's common stock
$3.75
share) at $16
per
per
share.
-
UNDERWRITERS—In
underwriting
agreement,
the
several
underwriters, represented by Lehman Brothers, have agreed
severally
to
purchase from the company the respective numbers of shares of
stock
set
forth
below
opposite
the
underwriters'
C.
&
Allyn
Bache!
Ball,
&
J.
Barth
G.
&
&
5,800
Inc.—
Sons
Co.
&
&
Co.,
Dillon,
curities
&
Goldman,
Inc.
193,
1,600
I.
&
Co
;_12,000
G.
&
$4,113,278
$12,536,646
$16,475,727
2,721,639
3,087,294
11,253,054
12,626,919
$378,288
$1,025,984
$1,283,591
$3,848,808
426,146
736,543
1,301,391
2,894,763
Net
rv.
—V.
Co.
&
1,600
Co.
Winslow,
5,800
Inc.
rail¬
operationsincome
oper.
193,
1946.
p.
Western Pacific RR.
Period End. April 30—
Ry.
Ry.
1,600
12,000
Co.—
operating
operating
Net
1,600
Net
—V.
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—4 Mos.—1960
revenue—
$4,307,329
$4 422,216
$16,651,136
$17,172 214
expenses
3,191,076
3,543,781
12,832,093
14,012,018
$1,116,253
$°78 435
$3 PI 9 043
$3lfW1o6
465,804
372,542
1,629,325
1,400,034
from
revenue
ry.
operations
1,600
5,800
Inc
Scranton
Walston
from
revenue
r\
operating inc.—
193, p. 2155.
1,600
&
&
&
Co.
Co.,
Cohu
1,600
&
&
Will Ross, Inc.—Record
1,600
Co
Walker
5,800
Weeks
&
Son
Co.,
Ramsay
1,600
—
&
Simon
H.
1961—4 Mos.—1960
$3,099,928
expenses
way
1,600
Co.—
&
W.
M.
Smith,
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
12,000
Inc.
Chas.
Se-
Co.,
Co.
Inc.
5 800
5.800
Inc.
Inc.—
&
The
5,800
Sales
5%
Stetson
L
1,600
I
attained
company
successive
from
Earnings
March
Pain,
and
year,
share
1961,
sales
p.
earnings
196.1,'
31,
earnings
were
based
to $1.78
192,
and
President^ reported
March
$2.01
were
compared
1960.—V.
Jr.,
ended
year
prior
per
31.
E.
the
the
March 31,
C.
year
for
Highs—
record
$614,007,
305.966
on
based
on
were
on
300,516
a,
registration
outstanding
through
are
to
and
of
Co.
&
is
5 7c
stock
The
prospectus
SEC
on
Zurn
Pomona,
May
29
Calif.,
covering
Motor
in
shares
of
of
lists
each,
design,
stock
Industrial
40,000
Sweepers.
giving effect
(before
officials
stockholders,
Charles
M.
manufacture
Fowtv
Vacuum
management
selling
follows:
development,
Sweepers,
Runway
which
four
as
the
Street
Aircraft
who
It
to
'
•
•
-
Co.,
Inc.
—
own
43.98 7c,
to
sell
and
Additional
Financing
May 29, 1961 issue reported the sale on
May 23 of 131,960 shares of this company's 50 cent oar
common
stock at $10 per share.
Additional financing
details
are
as
follows:
UNDERWRITERS—The
hard.
Cook
subject
to
&
the
Co.
is
terms
and
as
named
below,
representative,
of
have
the
for
whom
severally
underwriting
New-
agreed
agree¬
up
.outstanding
shares outstanding
"
••
8'h
'•
•
Street, Erie,
Pa.,
filed
regis¬
a
the
SEC on May 25 covering
175,000 shares of
71,530 shares are to be offered for oublic sale
of which
the issuing company and 103 470 shares, being
outstanding s ock,
the present holders thereof.
The offering will be made on an
all
basis through underwriters headed by Lee
Higginson Corn. The
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
by
or
none
rp-d
%
'
in nuclear po~ered
helicopter
tions.
'b)
in
.
■
,
.
,
the
power
design, development,
transmission equipment
submarines, eLc'ric generating nl-'V-s. aircaft,
and missile drives and numerous other industiial applica¬
hvdromechanical pipirg equipment for industrial., commercial,,
institutional
and
residential
buildings, and (c)
induslr'°l pip*1 hne
mechanisms.
The net proceeds from the company's sale of
additional stock will be added inbirllv to its
general funds. The comP"ny expects to use about one-half for new machine ton's and other
equipment in connection with its program to provide expanded produc¬
s'raining
tion
capacity
balance for
In
anding
Board
H.
192,
Transmission
and
indebtedness and
701.640
Chairman;
and
Zurn
p.
Power
working capital
for
Division,
accelerated
and
the
research and
programs.
addi'ion to oer'ain
outs
s'-ares each,
Jchn
—V.
its Mechanical
for
increased
development
7urn,
commitments
5
15%.
by
b~s
underwriters
acting
with
West
The
company
is principally engaged
manufacture ar.d sale of (a) mechanical
Board Chairman, who owns 40,650 shares; Edith M.
Weinberg, 39,011;,
M.
Wayne, Executive Vice-President, 34,732,
and
Charlotte w'.
Franklin, a director, 34,732.—V. 190, p. 919.
Publishing
stock,
2214
amendment.
out¬
recent
a
Gil
Webster
statement
Inc.,
has
President
Details—Our
tration
up
Industries, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
Industries,
common
■
'
Sweepers
propose
Weinberg,
Zurn
filed
capital
dividend),
shares
the
St.,
headed
engaged
Wayne
truck-mounted
277,775
with
Lexington
stock,
to be
offered
for
public sale
by Mitchum, Jones & Templeton and
The public offering price and
underwriting terms
by amendment.
supplied
of
East
statement
shares
company
sale
10,090
1201
underwriters
be
The
and
of
sixth
the
25.
$16,810,68'4,
shares
,
Wayne Manufacturing Co.—Registers—
for
May
845.
■'
company,
York
New
oper.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
12,000
2374.
p.
The
York,
New
oper.
3,400
Co
Co.__
_
Payson
Putnam
Reynolds
1,600
Inc
Union
Sachs
M.
Street,
12,000.
Corp.
5,800
Inc.—
&
—V.
H.
Pine
80
Railway
3,400
Co
Meeds
&
Newbold's
3,400
Co
&
Paribas
H.
3,400
Middlebrook,
Dain
M.
Co
&
&
Inc
&
Moroney,. Beissner
W.
1,600
&
&
Co.
Freres
Masten
1,600
Bradford
&
Bissell
E.
5,800
Co.—
Dodge
Laird,
A.
&
Peabody
Lazard
._.—3,400
Co.
Brown
Clark,
Kidder,
1,600
Inc.
Co.—
&
Hutton
3,400
Co.,
Kraus
Co—
&
Boettcher
Alex.
3,400
—
&
&
Becker
C.
Inc
Co
Simonds
Burge
A.
J.
Co.,
F.
Bank,
Earnings—
Net
E.
Manhattan
Period End. April 30—
names.
Shares
40 (Wo
Chase
Railway
the
Brothers
The
at
200,value,
Additional financing
(stated
Upjohn
the 6 000 mark
proceeds
added
available for general
Howard
the
of
earned $1,601,000,
that
said
$37,634,269
expenses
from
company.
shares
West
1960.
ii$63tJ15,000,Jfor
active
1961—Month—1960
D.
the
by
common
to the partners of these
of the interests acquired by
Net
will be
of
had
prop¬
starting
as
in
compared
as
during
of $14,027,000.
They
impact
of
decline in
period
company
on
1286.
p.
2155.
p.
standing
an
costs
share,
a
same
98.7%'
own
April
on
to
John
205,090
such
cost
share.
per
assumed
and
them
outstanding stock.
continuing
45%
a
cents
\:'
that
lists
the
against $120,586,000
$9,349,738
operating
ry.
—V.
and
from $58,411 000 to $61 of the company rose to
$158,056,000, an ihcr-ase
Share-holders' equity rose to a new
high, $138 269 090
at the meeting were seven of
the company's 19 directors
Total
and
program,
the
officials
$2.4.6
company
capital and to be
used
new
manufacturing facilities,
accounted
Virginia Pulp and Paper Company's earnings
for the first six months of fiscal
1961, it was reported.
On May 24, 1961 the
company announced that net earnings for the
first six months, ended April 30, amounted to
$3,293,000, equal to 61
for
$249,400
$8,580,820
operations
Net
Schwabachtv
necessary
high—$159,430,000.
Working capital of the company increased
973,000.
gain
investigations
ladvertising,
The
recurring
additional
loans
revenue—
revenue
This
recent
reported that the total number of employees has
passed
and that the annual payroll was
$43,493,000.
Capi.al expenditures for 1960, he said, amounted to
improvement
to
original cost to
various
the 39th consecutive year in which the
company has
increase
declined
in
new
a
in
made
necessary any
operations, he added:
drugs, untruthful
trade, it wdl not
to
products
or
legislation is found
ay of business and that the full impact of
potential will be left undisturbed."
share
purchase
sales
and
of
See. Beneficial
s
v
was
estimated
to
outstanding
change its name to V.
dividend of $425 per share
of
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.—
continue
markets."
overseas
Noting that The Upjohn Co. did
new
Washington have turned up information
changes that will substantially affect Upjohn
"We
expansion
reported
was
liquidating
operating
Net
Halle
confidence
have
the
on
covering
leases
issued
the
partners
Wesi Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—Net Down—
value.
The
used
repay
to
company
building
the
63 %■.
own
in
RR.—Earnings—
operating
H^nbl™-er
in
the
the
of
Upjon:
have
of
stages
the
future
the
the
continuing expenaitures for research and in the continued
strength¬
ening
we
attending
the
partnerships;
prospectus
2* %
per
company
has outstanding
stock, of which Edmund Kujawski, Presi¬
Vice-President,
own
35.1%
each,
end
Stanley R. Ketcham,
directors,
17,$%,,.$nd
Period End. April 30—
Ry.
Eastman
annual
meeting that he is optimistic both about
pharmaceutical industry and of the company.
Said
be
assigned
were
such
and
shortly before the company
stock¬
He
J.
Upjohn Co.—Forecast—
E.
The
Pnme
registration
certain
Inc.^Liquidatiobi^Name^harigte-^-few
stockholders
to
Coburn
Dr.
72c
industrial
user.
will
indebtedness,
company
initial
15
Bioren
The
of
per
Salat,
Freeze,
liquidate the
A.
and
leases
in
into
entered
land
which
the
entities,
partnerships,
assets,
therefor,
of
transferred
other
the
including the establishment
existing centers from others.
industry,
Baker,
4415
tration statement with the SEC
1P65;
80,000
$4
a
The
by
par
engage
said
centers,
poses,
through
Shares
cumulative
tus
sale
respectively.
Management
outstanding stock.
192,
Registered—
which
par ners
had
co
whom
operating
common
Robert
Morris
common
facilities.—V.
United States Shell Homes, Inc.—Preferred
This
10c
to
of
machinery,
plant
certain
to
A.
the
their
1959
ultimate
the
stock
2658.
mon
at
at
basis
receive
sold
the
operation of five
time,
center
increase working
capital.
and
Velvet
Hay
Weldwood
that
company, averaged
additional stock by the
filed
Y.,
covering
expenses.
shares
N.
sale
efforts
will
for
common
29
public
best
of
February,
in
bowling
assume
with
exchange
:be
the manufacture,
high vacuum sys¬
production of such systems, as well as the
construction of
high
vacuum
systems pur¬
production
addition
110,476
$13,000
in
for
a
which
components
for
the
payable,
working
Inc.,
Ketcham
of
with
from
on
Northport,
May
on
offered
be
made
12,000
and
contract
to
be
organized
engineering
to
Lehman
...
R.
was
equipment
inventory
A.
now
Plywood
manufacturing division
Limited, established- as the
Plywood
Stanley
distribution
proceeds
In
includes
company
and
and
stock,
East
details follow:
addition
Ltd.,
also
to
and
tems
timber
Plywood
erties,
In
o£
to
to
and
the
organized
was
operating
bowling
acquired
fiscal
sales
on
prior
the
by
and
expects
interests
sales
on
the
For
in
doors.
United
I960.
$1,716,501
company
it
ships,
o?
of sales while
for
picture.
With
common
selling
design,
of
offer
plants—two
one
the
for
production
of $2,861,886
30,
was
officer
an
1961, for the purpose of
primarily in California.
In
centers with a total of 148
lanes
as
a
result of a series of transactions whereby the company
acquired the businesses and assets, subject to their liabilities, of : ive
partnerships which now operate such centers.
Each of these partner¬
2051.
p.
of
May
in Vancouver, one in Quesnel, British
Edmonton, Alberta—with capacity to produce
about 200 million square feet
annually on a % inch basis. These plants
produce Douglas fir and poplar plywood and specialty items such as
Columbia,
profit
Sept.
profit
of 21 Monmouth Coqrt,
statement with
the
SEC
registration
Ry.
share
one
B
ended
company,
un¬
an
and
accepted
The
acquiring
June
instru¬
components
and
shares
of
reported net
1961,
share.
of
April.
exchange
electronic
and
about 73%
about 27%..
for
is
the company's directors
'■ {• \
' %
of
One
.
account for
year
1,
shares
Co.
in
up
193,
was
former
to
price.
the
23
issuance
common
ing
C.,
on'-May
share
per
underwriter.
and
Research
,
Richards
Unsub¬
Vatronic Lab. Equipment, Inc.—Common
Registered—
managing director of
announcement, that holders of more
Western's class
board
plywood
The
Plywood
president
80,000
public
an
billion
Canadian
balance
as
423,978
number
shares of
will
S.
U.
simultaneous
a
included
two
The
announced
chairman.
and
of
Vancouveetf'h: '
Ltd.,
was
cash.
of
Along with owned
than
million,
shares
continues
Plywood
3V2
$6.5
Co..
of
close
Corp.—Common Registered—
Bowling
company
shares, based
Robert
million,
Plywood
in
A
Terms
every
S.
$18
who
said
class
of
holders.
amount
Bene,
Western,
U.
110,000
Plywood
disclosed
PL-woo*
sales
April
tubes,
systems
uses.
account
fiscal
the
microwave
electronic
components
subsidiaries
for
ended
$27,322,793.—V.
dent,
\Ci'ri {[
annual
and
industrial
and
equipment
its
and
months
of
or v Western
with
manufactures
and
and
$46,482,031
six
10.8%,
Acquires—
tubes
instruments
net
States
the
1961.
&
Heitner
2374.
p.
16,000 common shares underlying five-year warrants to be purchased by1
& Co. for $160 and exercisable initially at 110%
of the offer¬
subscribe
may
4,000
2,000
2,000
Woods— 2,000
by the
present
the,
purchased by the underwriters.
equipment
commercial
microwave
suant
United
Shareholders
&
4,000
company and
13,434 shares, being outstanding stock, by
holders thereof.
The stock, is to .be offered for sale at
through underwriters headed by Hill Richards & Co.,
Inc.,
Los Angeles,
which will receive a commission
of $0.8775 per
share.
Also included
in the registration statement are aiv additional
sale
for ep,ch ten shares held at
rights will expire on June 19,
and
be
Associates
vacuum
The
agent
will
share.
a
—
Inc.—
Co.,
the
of
statement
transfer
1961,
$50
Co
&
Edwards
$0.75
.
Varian
ments,
Corp.—Appointments—
Trust
is
share
one
1,
shares
holders
Bankers
of
June
price
8,000
of 3300 West Olive Avenue, Burbank, Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 26 covering 128,434 shares
of common scock, of which 115,000 shares ai'e to-be offered for public
offering will be used for construction of additional
facilities at Palo Alto, Calif, and Lexington,
Ky.; for additional equip¬
ment to expand productive capacity;
acquisition of an additional plant
site;
for repayment of
current
bank
borrowings, and for working
a
United
of
rate
Proceeds
working
to
the
business
retire
to
the New York corporation's
$100,000 to satisfy a second
pay
Corp.;
at
subscription
Yates,
8,000
West Coast
Associates—Rights Offering—
underwriting
The
6,000
4,000
6,000
Co._—_
&
Richtejr
193,
This
Calif.
certain
Inc.
Sons—
G.
—V.
Varian Associates, of Palo Alto, Calif., is
offering its shareholders
rights to subscribe to 347.883 shares of additional capital stock through
15
Co.,
&
Nicolaus & Co. Inc.—
&
Walker
H
Stifel,
2664.
p.
V. F. Liquidating Co.—New Name—See Velvet
Freeze,
Inc., below.
corporations, after which the company will own interests in
properties in 8 states, including two apartment buildings, two shop¬
ping centers, three parcels of vacant land on two of which apartment
buildings are to be constructed and eight motels and restaurants, and
in
I.
above.—V.
&
8,000
8,000
Echerck,
of
by the New
registration state¬
interests
shares
pur¬
under
managers
proposes
this
of
the
to
organized
conducted
now
subject
exchange
partnerships
warrants
was
the
the
Corp.,
' Shares
Co.—,.———_— ^00
.
t usz-Schmelzle
Edward D. Jones & Co.
I. M. Simon & Co.J
Blewer, Glynn & Co.,
Smith, Moore & Co._
Reinholdt
York
26
May
shares,
organizers
New York corporation, and
corporation.
ment,
Street,
SEC
class B
shares.
A
United Investors Corp., a
in all aspects of the real
York
42nd
the
858,600
class
in
East
60
stock,
Republic
Stix
Co._13,000
&
Gardner—2
Dempsey-Tegeler
Utility Appliance Corp.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
See
'
Co.——50,960
&
Pforzheimer
H.
G
tered—
opposite
Shares
P.
2463.
p.
forth
set
stock
manag¬
Upjohn, President; R. T. Parfet, Jr., and
Vice-Presidents; W. F. Allen, R. S. Schreibar,
Eberly, L. M. Crockett, D. G. Knapp, H. E. Turbeville and L. D. Harrop,
Vice-Presidents; H. B. Allen, Secretary;
Mary
R.
Welch,
Assistant
Secretary.—V.
agreed
common
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
the company and
the selling shareholders
them, severally, the number of snares of
their names below.
purchase
and
to sell
to
to
have
reelected
G.
E.
Parish/ Executive
ment
M.
shareholders'
.
.
propose
shares
and
to
holds 53,470
1346.
of
sell
F.
25,000
shares
preferred stock
common
Everett
and
stock,
of
the company
Melvin A.
which
Zurn, President,' own 280 120
shares each, and the estate of
proposes
to
sell all such
shares.
Volume
193
Number
6061
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2483)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
payable
Bond
Sale
$1,500,000
school
building limited tax bonds
offered on May 25—v.
193, p. 2265
awarded
—were
to
price
of
cost of
100.008,
about
$345,000
follows:
as
610,000
5s.
Due on March
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
43/4s.
as
from
545,000
Due
of
on
March 1
elusive.
Other members of the
syndicate
as
follows: A. C. Allyn &
were
Co., Inc., Goodbody & Co., Courts
& Co., Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
Inc.,
and
Odess, Martin,
(J-J)
1
N.
Francisco.
Toro
Bond
eral
Sale—An issue of $2,100,public improvement bonds of¬
fered on May 31 was sold to Barcus, Kindred & Co., at a price of
par,
interest
net
a
3.88%,
5s. Due
as
1962 to
525,000
4s. Due
as
1972
Due
1973 to
1981
July
on
2052
p.
—
J. A.
to
Hogle & Co., and Southern Arizo¬
na
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Tucson,
jointly.
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
sealed
bids
June
on
of
until
8
for
2
the
$1,000,000
school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, I960., Due on
1
sive.
-
from
1961
to
1974
inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
pavable at any bank
trust
or
com¬
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
pany
Townsend
&
Townsend, of Little
Rock.
CALIFORNIA
Biggs
Union
High School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Harriet James,
Butte
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Oroville, un¬
til
11
(Calif. DST) on June 5
for the purchase of
$480,000 school
a.m.
bonds.
Due from 1962 to
clusive.
.
1981
"
■
■
in¬
;;.
15
$275,000
police 1960 bonds on May
sold
was
N.
to
T.
&
The
S.
Bank
A.,
of
of
San
Francisco.
Dated
June
1
June
from
1,
1962
1960.
to
Due
at
the
City
1976
inclu¬
(J-D)
Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
sealed
DST)
of
Treasurer,
bids
on
until
will
10
a.m.
Betts,
receive
(Calif.
June 14 for the purchase
$3,000,COO harbor development,
series D bonds. Dated Julv 1, 1961.
on
Julv i from 1966 to 1985
Due
inclusive.. Callable
as
of Julv 1,
1980. Principal and interest (J-J)
6s. Due
as
America
of
on
July 1 from
T.
&
1
&
Co., William R. Staats
Van
Francisco,
S. Smithers & Co., Boettcher
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., Wm.
E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Stroud 8c
Co.,
Inc., Allison-Williams Co.,
Almon & McKinney,
Inc., Crut¬
tenden, Podesta & Co., Dempsey-
r
,
.
County, Calif.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
on
$45,000 school
May 9—v. 193,
1947—were awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., at a price of 100.055.
p.
(gp
vig,
Beach Unified School District
Los
Q
County).
County
Clerk,
bids
sealed
Angeles, until 9
July 11 for
Dated
receive
office
the
Los
series E
Due
1954,
Aug.
in
(Calif. DST)
purchase of
a.m.
election
$1,000,000
1,
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981, incl.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay-
Treasurer's
County
Water
District, Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The
—
election
waterworks
America
&
r.anauer
N.
T.
Francisco, at
interest
net
$395 000
v
a
1961
first is-
&
S. A., of San
price of 98.108, a
of
about
Due
on
cost
6s.
as
1,015,000
5M>s. Due
as
5.56%,
Jul),
J
on
j,
July 1
1995 inclusive.
from 1980 to
Co.,
Other members of the
syndicate
follows: Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean
were
Tegeler & Co., A. G. Edwards &
Sons,
Juran
&
Moody,
inc.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Luce^
Thompson & Crowe, Inc., Hernei\
Sims & Co., Inc., Turner-Poin¬
dexter
&
Co., Frank & Robert
Bender Co., Hannaford &
Talbot,
Jones, Cosgrove & Miller, Fred D.
Blake
Co.
&
C.
and
N.
White
&
as
& Co., Dempsey-Tegeler &
Witter & Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons, Juran Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
&
Moody, Inc.; Kenower, Mac- '-J• Barth & Co., William R. Staats
Arthur & Co., Luce, Thompson &
& Co., E. F.. Hutton & Co., Inc.,
Crowe, Inc., Herbert J. Sims & Shearson, Hammill & Co., Stone &
Co., Tnc.,
Turner-Poiodexter
& Youngberg, Taylor & Co., B
J.
Co., Frank & Robert Bender Co., Van Ingen & Co., Paribas Corp.,
Hannaford & Talbot, Jones, Cos- -Schwabacher & Co., Goodbody &
grove & Miller, Fred D. Blake &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., BocttCo., and C. N. White & Co.
'
cher & Co.
J. B. Hanauer & Co., Wm. E.
Forestville County Water District,
pollock & C0., Inc., Stroud 81 Co.,
Sonoma County, Cahf.
Inc
Allison-Williams Co., Almon
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
&
McKinney, Inc., Cruttenden,
be received until
8 p.m.
(Calif. Podesta & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler
DST) on June 6 for the purchase & Co.,, A. G. Edwards & Sons,
of $293,000 water bonds. Due from
Juran
& Moody,
Inc., Kenower,
1963 to 2000, inclusive.
MacArthur & Co., Luce, Thompson
.
Mound
School
&
Fullerton,Calif.
g~.ee
,
Bond
•
Offering
*
*
"\T*
— Virginia
FitzCity Clerkmil receive
Simmons,
sealed bids
until
(Calif.
June 20 for the purchase
$1,000,000 general obligation
DST)
of
CroTwe. I"c" Herbert J. Sims &
Inc-» Turner-Poindexter
&
Co->
Co
& Robert Bender
Frank
Hanna£ord
7:30 p.m.
&
c
d
N
Co_
Taibot, jones, Cos-
& Mil,
on
Fred
D
District,
Ventura
,
Go. ana c. JN. wmie ec <~o.
c
1?
y-ale
offered
2156
p.
of
-
cf
Bank
x
•
c
x
Fresno
J^nnn
The $65,000
May 423
on
were
u
sctJool
193,
v.
awarded^ to The
N. T. & S. A.,
America
Gardens
Home
n •
Francisco.
San
Bond
elect
i
e?unSi
J
Bond
bonds
l
on
of $320,000 sewer, series A bonds.
Dated June 15>
ig61 pye Qn June
1963 to 1991 inclusive.
princjpai an(j interest (J-D) payaj.
Sanitary
District,
County, Calif.
fered„on.IVI?L?3Z:V;
awarded to J.
-were
B.
Hanauer
Co.
Kentheld
School
District,
Marin
S. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Orrick,
Moulton-Niguel Water District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale — The $6,700,000
waterworks
offered
on
headed
County, Calif.
Bond., Offering—Geo.
by
San Francisco.
—were
&
approved
£>aMquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
$200,000 sewer
series 1 bonds of-
city Treasurer's office.
Legaiity
Sale—The
ISGO,
from
15
N.
as
a
1837
p.
—
were
syndicate headed by
a
&
Co., Inc., and the F;rst
Corp., as 5s and 33/4s, at a
price of 100.000003, a net interest
Boston
cost of about 3.77%.
COLORADO
Colorado
Bond
City
Springs, Colo.
Offering
Clerk,
bids
until
R. E. Parker,
—
will
10:30
receive
sealed
(MST)
a.m.
on
June 21 for the purchase of $625,000 general obligation police and
civil
defense
building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Call¬
able
as
of July 1, 1971. Intevest
Legality approved by Taw-
J-J.
son,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
Colorado
State
University,
Collins, Colo.
Bond
Offering—Jos.
M.
Fort
Whal-
ley, Treasurer of the State Board
of Agriculture, will receive sealed
bids until
to
National
The
Security
-
First
Bank,
of Los Angeles,
and R. H. Moulton &
Co., jointly.
T.' &
election
Northridge Park County Water
District, Sacramento County,
Offering—Edward M. Mc-
Donell, District Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
S.
the
to
Bank
syndicate
of America
a
A., of San Francisco,
6s and 5V2S, at a price of 98 099,
net interest cost of about 5.66%.
Other members of the syndicate
p.m. (MST) on June
purchase of $1,867,000
revenue,
series
1961
dormitory
Dated
April
on
April
from
1
bids at his
office
inclusive.
by
1,
1961.
Due
1964 to, 2001
A-O.. Regality
Interest
approved
California
Bond
2
the
for
bonds.
Tallmadgei»& Tall-
madge, of Denver.
re¬
Delta, Colo.
in
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
until 8 p.m. (Calif.
swimming pool bonds offered on
DST) on June 12 for the purchase'
May 29 was sold to Peters, Writer
of
$375,000
general
obligation &
Christensen, Inc.
water bonds. Dated June 15, 1961.
Denver City and County, Colo.
Due on June 15 from 1964 to 1981
Bond Sale
The $270,000 gen¬
inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Kirkbride, Wilson. eral obligation refunding water
Harzfeld & Wallace, of San Mateo. bonds offered on May 23—v. 193,
p. 2266 — were awarded to The
Oceano School District, San Luis
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Obispo County, Calif.
Chicago, as 2.35s, at a price of
Sacramento,
—
Bond Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
office
Obispo, until 2
on
June
$79,000
5
in
p.m.
for
San
July
basis of about 2.34%.
a
CONNECTICUT
Luis
purchase
Connecticut (State
of
1961
school,
series
A
July 1, 1961. Due on
from 1962 to 1980 inclu¬
1
100.02,
(Calif. DST)
the
bonds. Dated
Bond
Offering
of)
John A.
—
Speziale, State Treasurer, will
bids
sealed
ceive
(EDST)
11
until
re¬
a.m.
June 13 for the pur¬
$41,425,000 general ob¬
on
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
ligation bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
office.
Due
Oceanside
District
Small
Craft
Harbor
(P. O. Oceanside),
California
Bond Sale—The
craft
harbor
offered
on
chase
1961
to
Nuveen
Co., White, Weld
8c
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Dean
Witter & Co., R. H. Moulton &
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., E.
F. Hutton & Co., J. Barth 8c Co.,
Schwabacher & Co., J. A. Hogle
&
Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
&
&
Fox,
Roseville, Calif.
Bond
ment
May
Sale—The $500,00 treat¬
plant 1961 bonds offered on
17—v.
awarded
Bank
&
to
193,
p.
The
First
to
inteiest
Robinson
&
Cole,
of
Hartford.
East
Granby, Conn.
$540,000 school
Bond Sale—The
issue
of
May 31
1961
—
bonds
Putnam
offered
193, p. 2266
v.
awarded to Estabrook
—
on
were
& Co.,
and
&
Co., jointly, as 3V2r, at
price of 101.29^ a basis of about
3.36%.
Ellington, Conn.
$350,000 fund¬
ing bonds offered on May 22—
v.
193, p. 2266—were awarded to
Hornblower & Weeks, as 2V2S, at
a price of 100.142, a basis of about
Bond
Sale—The
2.45%.
Co., J. B. Han¬
Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer
Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., Hooker & Fay, Edward L.
Burton
&
Co., Lester Ryons &
Co.> and the Pasadena Corp.
auer
1981
1962
and
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
a
&
Brothers 8c
from
Principal
urer's office. Legality approved by
May 25—v. 193,
awarded
Smith, Barney & Co., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Stern
Julv 1
on
inclusive.
bonds
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
John
of
Robinson,
$4,500,000 small
revenue
p. 2156
syndicate
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
price of 97.00.
—were
bonds
June 1—v. 193, p. 2265
awarded
by
1961
16
a
on
School District,
Blyth
193,
v.
—
(
were
1958, series
>
Los Banos, Calif.
July 1 from 1962
Bond Offering—Michael Damto
1981
inclusive.
Legality ap- brosio, City Clerk, will receiye
pmved by O'Melveny & Myers, sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(Calif.
cf Los Angeles.
>
'DST) on June 14 for the purchase
Herndon
1
awarded to
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
building, series A bonds offered
on May 23—v.
193, p. 2156—were
Blake &
white & Co
election
works
bonds. Due
$30,000 000
River
project
series C bonds offered on
revenue,
June
The
—
American
County, Calif.
^
»
Sale
Upper
Denver.
Co.
$1,410,000
follows:
as
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Bond
awarded
the
at
Alisos
j^os
Sacramento Municipal Utility Dist.
&
1961.
on
able
Co.
J.
will
his
at
on
bonds.
Ingen & Co., Paribas Corp.,
Schwabacher & Co., Goodbody &
F.
"
_
Lone Star Union Sch. Dist., Fresno
& Co.
B.
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner 8c Smith Inc., Dean
Witter & Co., Phelps, Fenn &
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
J. Barth & Co., William R. Staats
& Co., E. F. Hutton &
Co., Inc.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Stone
& Youngberg,
Taylor & Co., B. J.
were
A., of San Francisco. Legality
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
office.
1979 inclusive.
to
Riverside
(State of)
Offering—Bert A.
Bond
Bank
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Stone
& Youngberg, Taylor & Co., B. J.
Van Ingen & Co
Paribas Corp
Schwabacher & Co., Goodbody &
Co., F. S Smithers & Co., Boet-
California
State
a
Other members,ofuthe syndicate
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
on
sive. Principal and interest
pavable
of-
as 5 v2s. Due on July
from 1980 to 1995 inclusive.
3
Bond Sale—An issue of
America
bonds
1,320,000
water
Burlingame, Calif.
fire and
the
payable
N.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
193, p. 2265
syndicate
v.
to
(J-D)
America
of
desta
Dunn,
County Superintendent of Schools,
receive
Bank
California
Inc., Allison-Williams Co., Almon
& McKinley, Inc., Cruttenden, Po-
(P. O.
Rock), Ark.
Offering — E. F.
will
by
approved
the
Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., Inc., Stroud & Co.,
Little
Bond
Dec.
$580,000
J.
County, County Special
School District
of
San
A., of San Francisco,
at a price of 98.122, a net interest
cost of about 5.66%, as follows:
tcher
ARKANSAS
Pulaski
of
&
school
May 23—v. 193,
awarded
were
Bank
S.
J. Barth
Sale—The $110,000
on
—
1981 inclusive. Prin-
interest
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean SUe bonds offered on June 1—v.
Witter & Co., Phelps, Fenn & CQ.,
ii93jrm;i. 2265—were awarded to a
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, syndicate headed by the Bank of
County School Districts
(P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
offered
Due
in-
were
Cochise
bonds
by
T. .&
1
ARIZONA
Bond
1
June
awarded
June
approved
District, Orange
County, Calif.
1963
inclusive.
and
Water
on
headed
N.
July 1 from
on
1962 to
interest
A.,
water
Rafael,
on
the
cipal
Sale—The $1,900,000 gen-
—were
inclusive.
3V2S.
as
from
July 1 from
on
Legality
obligation
fered
1967 inclusive.
1968 to
945,000
about
follows:
as
$630,000
of
cost
1991
the
S.
&
San
(Calif. DST)
from
(Calif.
and
in
office
purchase of $110,000
1959 school, series B bonds. Dated
June 15, 1961.
Due on June 15
?nM^,Dn!ll^iSV,?nr,rYgt0n &
ALASKA
Bond
T.
to
for
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
El
000
1964
his
p.m.
s.
P-m-
Principal
payable at
America
Sellers, Doe & Bonham, Inc.
Fairbanks, Alaska
from
13
receive
will
at
until 1
at
Dated July 1, 1961.
July
bids
Wil-
June 15 for the purchase
water system, series
on
A bonds.
on
Clerk,
A.
$300,000
Due
3V2S.
Water
Dora
un^
t'
DST)
from 1983 to 1990 inclusive.
..
kins, County
1982 inclusive.
1971 to
as
Offering
1
March 1
on
Oaks County
sealed bids at her office in Clear-
as
from
Treasurer's
District, Lake County, Calif.
Bond
Co., at
net interest
a
4.08%,
Clearlake
syndicate
a
headed by John Nuveen &
a
State
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
..
The
—
the
at
office.
Huntsville, Ala.
Southington, Conn.
Sale—The
Bond
issue
of
May 24
—
awarded
193,
v.
to
a
$750,000 sewer
bonds
1961
p.
offered
2266
—
on
were
composed of
Weeks, the First
group
Hornblower
&
of Michigan
Corporation, Rand &
Co., and Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as
3.30s, at a price of 100.443, a basis
of about
2156—were
3.24%.
FLORIDA
Western
Bovnton Beoch, Fla.
Trust
Co;, of San Fran¬
cisco, and Hill Richards & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.0002.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000
swim¬
ming pool, series E bonds offered
56
(2484)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
May 24—v. 193,
on
awarded
to
F.
3%s,
at
a
as
2266—were
p.
S.
Smithers & Co.,
price of 100.01, a
193,
—v.
The
to
ties
2266—were
p:
Channer
Co.,
awarded
Newman
Red
Securi¬
3V4S and SVss.
as
sewer
basis of about 3.74%.
(P. O. Tallahassee), Florida
Bond Offering—Thos. D.
Bailey,
Secretary
the
of
State
tendent of Public
receive
sealed
(EST)
Instruction, will
bids
June
on
Superin¬
until
13
for
10
the
a.m.
pur¬
chase of $6,025,000 state aid school
revenue
bonds,
$2,575,000
series B,
March 1,
Dated
■■V
follows:
as
D,
on
clusive.
series
Dated
June
G
June
1,
from
1
&
H
1961.
1963
bonds.
Due
Campion, Secretary of the Board
Park Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(CDST)
chase
of
ment
bids
park
trust
company designated by
successful
bidder.
Legality
water
and
noon
sewerage
series
1961
Due
on
revenue,
Dated July 1,
bonds.
1961.
to
1981
July
from
1
June
19 for
the
purchase of $3,000,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds.
ceive
sealed
Honolulu
DT)
of
of
bids
until
June
on
price of 100.087,
a
from
cipal
office
Townskip Cor.scl.
School Corporation (P. O.
Berne), Indiana
as
1991 inclusive.
July 1, 1971. Prin¬
of
interest
and
$69,700
bonds.
(J-J)
Sa.e
The $1,350,000
building bonds offered on
29 —v. 193, p. 2263 —were
—
group
composed of
John Nuveen & Co., R. W. Pressprich
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, and H'ayden, Stone & Co.,
at a price of
100.02, a net interest
cost of about
3.49%, as follows:
as
75,000
3V2S.
1963 ot
Due
on
Dec.
Brown
Due
E.
Hailstone
price of
2.94%.
as
3V2s.
1976 to
on
Due
Dec.
1,
on
Dec.
1
1979 inclusive.
100.246,
Columbus
Community
May
14
was
sold
to
the
Fed¬
Dated
June
J-J.
O.
Bend
193,
v.
J.
1948—were
p.
Brown
&
at
a
price of
about 3.48%.
1981
inclusive.
interest
bank
(J-J)
Principal and
payable
at
any
trust company designated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
or
approved
by
of Chicago.
Chapman
&
Cutler,
Ogle County School District No.
123 (P. O.
Spring Valley), III.
Bond
Sale—The $345,000 school
building bonds offered on May 24
193, p. 2266—were awarded
to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis, and Associates.
—v.
Peoria
and
Marshall Counties Sch.
District No. 20
(P. O. Chillicothe),
Illinois
Bond
|
Sale—The $124,000 school
building bonds offered on May 25
to
Interest
awarded
to
Co., Inc., as 3V2S,
100.08, a basis of
Town
$84,000
Clerk,
bids
will
until
p.m.
1, 1961. Due
1262
to
1977
on
Nov. 1
inclusive.
Legality
Ahlers
&
Bannister, Carpenter,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
and
Miami
Joint
Ckurdan, Iowa
000
library bonds. Dated
June
1,
1961. Due
on Nov.
1 from 1962 to
inclusive. Legality approved
1970
by L. F. Wilcox, of Jefferson.
Dumont
Community
School
to
er
a
p.
Cownie,
Inc.,
Moines
National
Moines,
and
the
Iowa
-
Bank,
White
of
-
Des
Des
Phillips
Co., Inc.
general
Beh
Co.
(P. O.
of
Lexington, Ky.
Sale—The $150,000 Gar¬
Springs sub-division sewer
project improvement
assessment
Bond
den
of
from
1
1961.
$40,000
1962
to
Due
1981
on
inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-S)
the
at
State
&
Treasurer's
University, Ottawa, Kan.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 4 p.m. (CST) on
June 27 for the purchase of
$751,-
dormitory
June 1, 1961.
Due on .June
1 from 1961 to 2000 inclusive. Le¬
Nazareth
$90,000
bonds
to The
Rouge), La.
Bond
Sale
The $14,000,000
series B revenue
—
public building,
bonds
offered
June
1—v.
193,
syndi¬
cate headed by C. J. Devine & Co.,
on
2157—were awarded to
p.
Ira
and
3.10s, at
a
net
interest
cost
a
Haupt & Co.,
as 5s, 3%s
price of 100.007L. a
of
about
3.71%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Salomon Brothers
&
Hutzler; Hornblower & Weeks;
I. duPont & Co.; Weeden
& Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Reynolds
&
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
Bache & Co.; Allen & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; G. H. Walker &
Co.; Ladd Dinkins & Co.; Hasch
& Co.; American Securities Corp.;
Francis
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
&
Rand
Co.;
Housing
Agency,
KENTUCKY
Allen
County
(P.
O.
Scottsville),
Kentucky
Bond
Sale—The $145,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
May 25—v. 193,
on
awarded
Pohl
to
p.
2267—were
&
Co., Inc., and
Magnus & Co., jointly, at a price
of
100.03.
Ballard
County (P. O. Wickliffe),
Kentucky
Bond
Offering
—
Fannie Viets,
County Clerk, will receive
bids
until
June
9
bids until
7
$175,000
the
Dated
June
1
1,
1962 to
revenue
1961. Due
1978
bonds.
Powell
bonds offered
composed
Pierce,
J-D.
4.11%,
Due
to
1978 to
Due
Dec.
on
a
Due
Inc.;
Bond
as
on
cost
&
Son,
Dec.
1
for
11
the
Juran
& Moody, Inc.; Mackall &
Coe; Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.;
Pohl & Co., Inc.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner, Herbert J. Sims & Co.
Felix
a.m.
Finance
4V4S,
price of par, a
of about 3.73%.
of
the
syndi¬
follows: Blyth &
Inc.;
Stein
Co.,
Bankers
Bros.
&
Dellaven
Agency,
SVss,
as
at
Bodine;
James
R.
Co.;
Foster & Co.; J. R. Ross & Co.;
Fridley & Frederking; McDormldCo.:
&
Magnus
Mannheimer-Egan,
S.
&
Inc.;
Co.;
William
Morris & Co.; J. A. Overton &
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.; Tuller &
Zucker; Robert L. Whittaker &
Co. and Kroeze,
McLarty & Go.
V id alia,
La.
Bond Saie—The $550,000
light
and
bonds
offered
wa'.er,
utility
revenue
May 23—v. 193,
gas
on
p.
1948—Were awarded to Abroms
01
Co.
Sale—The
improvement
May
awarded
to
$50,000
bonds
24—v.
193,
public
offered
Barrow, Leary & Co.
Hartfcrd
County (P. O. 18 Office
Street, Bel Air), Md.
Offering — D. Paul Mc-
Bond
Nabb,
LOUISIANA
President
of
the
Board
County
Calcasieu
Parish
School
District
(EDST)
Sale—The $460,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
May 23—v. 193, p. 1948—were
on
awarded
to
a
composed
Commissioners, will
sealed
bids until 11
ceive
(P. O. Lake Charles),
Louisiana
Bond
Merrill
group
Lynch,
Smith
3.77%,
as
150,000
3%s.
1962 to
from
Due
3.30s.
as
April
on
1
Due
1981
on
April 1
inclusive.
Lafayette Parish Sewerage Dist.
1
(P. O. Ill Maurice Street,
Lafayette ),"La.
Sale—The $1,452 396 gen¬
obligation bonds offered 01
May 31 — v. 193, p. 2053 — were
eral
to
a
group
composed
of
Due
June
on
ipal
improvement bonds offered
May 29—v. 193, p. 2376—were
awarded
Farmers
Vernon
jointly,
to
The
Bank
Bank,
as
&
Merchants
and
Trust
and
both
41/2S, at
a
of
Co.,
Leesville,
price of
par.
from
1963 to
Bank, in Bel Air.
1986,
Legality
Case, of Ealtimore.
Wicomico
County (P. O.
Salisbury), Md.
Sale
county
public
—
The
$1,500,000
on
—were
school
1961
bonds
May 28—v. 193, p. 2267
awarded
to
a
syndicate
composed
of
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Dean
Witter & Co., Jones, Kreeger &
Co., and Mackall & Coe, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.42%, as follows:
$825,000
as
Riverside
on
1
approved by Smith, Somerville &
Leesville, La.
munic¬
a.m.
pur¬
Principal and interest
payable at The First Na¬
675,000
Sale—The $21,000
the
inclusive.
Dinkins Si Co., Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Fredrichs & Co.,
Kohimeyer & Co., Dorsev & Co.,
Inc., and E. F. Hutton & Co.
Bond
for
chase of $4,000,000 general obliga¬
bonds.
Dated June 1,
19ol.
offered
1976 inclusive.
14
of
re-
tion
Bond
$310,000
June
on
follows:
as
on
2157—were
p.
MARYLAND
a
par.
No. 29
&
&
Bond
Vinton, La.
31—v. 193, p. 2267—were awarded
to the Federal Housing and Home
price of
Rives,
Crouter
Southern
Ladd,
as
M.
Townsend;
pur¬
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 hous¬
ing revenue bonas offered on May
awared
O.
a
Almstedt Brothers;
Co.,
until
Bond
1994 inclusive.
members'
were
13
Inc.;
Moore
,
Edwards
& Sons, Park,
Dorsey & Co.; M. A/
Saunders
Si Co.;
Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs Si Co.; Alvis
& Co.; Fulton Reid & Co.; Har¬
rington & Co.; Kolhmeyer & Co.;
$184,000 school building
syndicate headed by
Hilliard
interest
Other
cate
Si
G.
Bond
1
Sale—The $595,0C0 school
awarded to
B.
Legality
Hays
A.
Ryan,
Louisville.
No.
1977 inclusive.
4V4s.
as
1
1972 inclusive.
3%s.
1973
Dec.
on
building revenue bonds offered cn
May 24 — v. 193, p. 2267 — were
J.
in¬
Alleman, Inc.;. Eddleman, Pol¬
& Fosdick, Inc.; Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc.
Merrill
of
County
(P.
Louisville), Ky.
J.
1976
Legality approved by Graf¬
&
Ferguson
Fleischer,
of
ton,
R.
io k
of par, a net interest cost of about
May 24
Jefferson
Bond
of
from 1977 to
1962 to
as
154,000
to
J-D.
bids
June
J.
awarded
Fenner
3V2S.
as
30,000
1982
revenue, series 1961 bonds. Dated
June 1, 1961. Due on June 1 from
1963 to
1981
inclusive.
Interest
follows:
from
building revenue
1, 1981. Due
Skaggs,
sealed
Cutter, Bennett Si
Williston & Beane;
M.
B.
Vick &
Co.; A. Webster
Dougherty & Co.; Leedy, Wheeler
Co.;
(J-D)
on
2267—were
p.
group
$66,000
(CDST)
purchase> of
a.m.
ings, Jr., County Court CJerk, will
on
Nicclaus & Co.;
tional
net interest cost of about
as
Adelle
County (P. O. Stanton),
Kentucky
Offering—Geo. W. Bill¬
Bond
Richards & Co ; J. S. Love Si Co.;
of
& Smith
Inc., Hill & Co., and Doll & Isphording, Inc., at a price of 98.025,
a
par.
June
by
Craigie Si Co.; James A.
&
Co.,
Inc.;
F eld,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.;
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Stifel,
Pierce, Fenner &
Incl. Ladd. Dinkins & Co.,
Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, and
Steiner, Rouse & Co., at a price
Avenue, Ft. Thomas), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water
a
11 ance
Mrs.
Fahey, of Louisvilie.
June
on
Campbell County Water District
(P. O. 60S South Ft. Thomas
to
F i
—
11
Interest
approved
inclusive. In¬
J-D. Legality approved by
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
193,
Federal
price of
a
the
from
p.m.
(CST)
on
purchase of $240,-
building
June
revenue
for
school
bonds.
on
terest
—v.
Home
3V8S, at
Offering
June
on
W.
7:30
for
from
sealed
the
of¬
2267—
Shelton, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
chase
City.
p.
Owensbcro, Ky.
(EST)
Kansas
to
and
as
receive
Fizzed, of
bonds
May 24—v. 193,
awarded
gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
&
Louisville, Ky.
$485,000 dor¬
1963
revenue
F.
Andrews
&
College,
Sale—The
on
Thomson,
McEvers
group
Russell
bonds.
revenue
a
composed of W. E. Hutton & Co.;
clusive.
000
May 25—v. 193,
on
2267—were awarded to
p.
were
Legality approved by Dean
Dean, of Topeka.
net
obligation sewer
offered on May 23 was sold
Carleton D.
4
issue
1,
SVzs and 3%s, at
Perry, Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue
as
Louisville. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
fered
office.
awarded
group composed of The Beck¬
&
Callable
in
Bond
April
from
2157—were
July 1 from
on
July 1, 1981. Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
the
Citizens
Fidelity Bank & Trust Company,
4174S.
as
Iowa
193,
Dated
cf
general obligation bonds was sold
to The Columbian Securities
Corp.
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 school
building bonds offered on May 24
—v.
No.
Sale—An
from
Dist.,
13
$25,000,000
1990 inclusive.
mitory
Counties,
Common
Spring Hill), Kansas
Bond
Lynch,
Bend Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
on June 6 for the
purchase of $9,-
June
on
bonds.
Long & Co., and the Se¬
of-, curity and Bond Co., as 4y2S.
pay¬
Treasurer's
School District
from
approved by
to
bonds offered
re¬
8
June 6 for the purchase
sewer
bonds.
Dated
June
State
Hill
Dated
Altoona, Iowa
Offering — Thelma V.
Cramsie,
sold to
was
Securities Corp.
Spring
1
Bond
waterworks
bonds
Johnson
000 school
IOWA
on
1,
semi¬
1962
R.
(CST)
$760,000
building bonds. Dated July
1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963
Due
Township Civil Twp.
1, Darlington), Ind.
Saie—The $11,000 school
"bonds offered on May 10—
R.
of
school
$893,-
obligation
Bond
bonds.
Sugar Creek
(P.
the
at
on
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
man
and
$619,000
receive
(CST)
p.m.
1961.
1,
McHenry County Community High
bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST) on June
8
for
the
purchase of
1
of
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
July 1, 1961. Due
Dated
Board
i 11
annually from July
1,
July 1,
1976 inclusive.
sealed
well, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
w
building
ceive
Marengo), III.
Bond Offering—Erma K.
Stock-
Consoli¬
the
of
bids until
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3V8S, at a price of par.
School District No. 154
(P. O.
able
a
Corporation
Trustees,
Sept.
fice. Legality approved by Fulton
& Cramer, of Lincoln.
Ottawa
at
of about
June 15 for the purchase of
000
1961
school
offered
eral
to
3s,
(P. O. 603 Pearl St.,
Columbus), Ind.
Bond Offering—Muriel Hamil¬
Secretarj'
bonds.
on
inclusive.'
Frank
to
as
basis
a
dated School
$500,dormitory, se¬
000 student nurses'
ries
1960 revenue bonds
on
Co.,
1971
revenue
payable
>
Lutheran Hospital,
Moline, III.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
awarded
&
to
Principal and interest (J-D)
Sept.
$64,000 school
May 26—v. 193,
on
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
from
1962
to
1982
inclusive.
sive.
Sale—The
2266—were
p.
K.
from
Interest
Townships (P. O. Cross
Bond
aid 1961
1975.
670,000
inclusive.
bonds offered
the
light
system
Due
Plains), Indiana
1
1974 inclusive.
3.40s.
as
1961.
1962
Dated
sealed
school
from
1,
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
ton,
Page County Sckcol District
No. 41 (P. O. Glen
Ellyn), III.
$605,000
1970
School
Du
a
1,
8:30
for
The Columbian
building
payable
ILLINOIS
to
June
8
electric
apolis.
Legality approved by Wood, King,
& Logan, of New York
City.
awarded
Isch,
J-J.
Dawson
May
J.
school
Dated
June
until
Mat¬
Building
(P. O. Baton
Abroms & Co.
Secretary, will receive
1961
bids
10
the
1963
Robert
—
Jr., Commissioner of Fi¬
will receive sealed bids
general
Hill City, Kansas
Bond Saie—An issue of
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CDST)
on
June
6 for
the
purchase of
at the Director of Finance's office.
Bond
Offering—Elmer
Offering
thews,
for
Offering—Harley E. Lu¬
Manager, will receive
from
1
in
tA972" to
Callable
basis of about
a
Berne-French
(Hawaiian
a.m.
revenue,
series
C bonds.
July 1; '1S6I. Due on July
Dated
1
his
at
9
re¬
15 for the purchase
consolidated system
$3,000,000
water
Finance, will
1
2.86%.
July
Honolulu City and County, Hawaii
Bond Offering—Allen Y. Shimi-
Director
$350,000 airport
semi-annually from Jan. 1, 1964 to
HAWAII
zu.
Rock¬
Commission
and
Kentucky (State of)
Bond
nance,
sanitary
sewer
Dated June 1, 1961. Due
Indianapolis Bond
and Share Corp., and the
City Se¬
em ities
Corp., jointly, as 2%s, at
Township
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
until
of
City
on
awarded to The
Bond
received
Bank,
$39,216
1962
Columbus, Ga.
Bond
improvement
bonds
offered
on
May 23—v. 193, p. 2157 — were
Bank, in Athens.
be
National
Hays, Kan.
sealed
Principal and
at The National
payable
May
2376—were awarded
until
Chicago.
inclusive.
interest
sewer
KANSAS
ap¬
INDIANA
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Inc.; Goodbody & Co.; Se¬
curity & Bond Co.; Russell, Long
& Co., and The
Kentucky Com¬
Smith
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
Louisiana State Bond and
rill
pany.
City.
cas,
Bond Sale—The
(EST) on
for the purchase of
$400,-
June 14
The
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
in¬
Athens, Ga.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
000
—
p.
the
Anderson, Ind.
until
193,
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or
(J-J)
GEORGIA
received
to
well
1981
clusive.
be
31—v.
1961.
to
City, Iowa
The $80,000
Boyce; Equitable Securities Corp.;
W. L. Lyons & Co.; Graham-Con¬
way Co.; Alden & Co., Inc.; Mer¬
construction bonds offered on
develop¬
1,
Sale
Bond
p.m.
1964
Phillips
-
Rockwell
pur¬
July
from
1
8
the
for
Dated
Jan.
on
8
$340,000
bonds.
Due
until
June
,on
on
sold ot The Becker &
was
of
$225,000
offered
Cownie, Inc., and White
Co., jointly.
Eugene E.
—
on
1982
to
Offering
of
inclusive.
E, bonds.
1961. Due
March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
3,450,000
Bond
Iowa
issue
bonds
revenue
May 23
Rolling Meadows Park Dist., III.
Florida State Board of Education
Oak,
Bond Saie—An
.
.
from
3V2S.
1969
as
from
3.40s.
1977
Additional
series
time
Due
Ju^e
on
Due
June
on
1
to 1981 inclusive.
Sale —The
$300,000
Urban services
district,
A bonds offered at the
were
1
to 1976 inclusive.
awarded to
a
same
syndicate
composed
of
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Johnston, Lemon
Si
Co.,
Dean
Witter & Co., Jones, Kreeger &
Cn..
and
Mackall & Coe. at
a
nrice
Volume
193
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6061
of par, a net
Bank,
3.81%,
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
interest cost of about
follows:
as
as 4s.
from 1964 to
Due
on June
1971 inclusive.
$40,000
as 3%s.
from 1972 to
June 1
1983 inclusivp.
3.90s.
Due on June 1
80,000
180,000
Due
1
as
of
&
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
Canton, Mass.
Bond
Offering
Howard
—
B.
Capen, Town Treasurer, will
sealed
ceive
bids
the
c/o
re¬
New
England Merchants National Bank,
30 State Street, 2d Floor. Boston 6,
Bond
Offering
Vincent
M.
—
receive
sealed
bids
c/o the
until
11
(EDST) on June 8
for the purchase of $435,000 gen¬
eral
obligation bonds.
Dated
a.m.
July 1, 1961.
Due
loan act of 1948 bonds. Dated
1971
July
July 1 from 1962
on
inclusive.
&
Trust
offered
on
awarded
ton.
Chicopee, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,520,000 bonds
May 25—v. 193, p. 2268
tory
sive.
June
Principal
to
and
on
inclu¬
1981
interest pay¬
National
Bank,
Legality approved by
Boston.
Storey,
Due
1961.
First
the
at
able
in
1,
19062
from
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Bond
building limited tax bonds offered
May 25—v. 193, p. 2268—were
to Kenower, MacArthur
Co., and Stranahan, Harris &
Co., jointly, at a price of par, a
on
awarded
&
net
interest
of
cost
follows:
as
about
41/4S.
2.80%,
group
College,*
com¬
25,000
1965
1960
revenue
the
to
Due
Nov.
on
Nov.
on
Finance
Home
3Vss, at
price of
a
2157—were
p.
Housing
Agency,
as
par.
Sale—The
ing 1959
May 23
bonds offered
revenue
the
to
awarded
193,
v.
—
$910,000 hous¬
p.
2268
Federal
—
on
were
on
Nov.
1,
IV2S.
Due
on
Nov.
1,
as
1976.
i
Crystal, Minn.
City
bids
until
Hesther Truax,
—
will
Clerk,
7:30
receive
sealed
(CDST)1 on
the purchase of $225,improvement
bonds.
June 14 for
000
p.m.
city
Dated May 1, 1961.
school
project
loan, act of 1948
1, 1961. Du.i on
bonds. Dated June
bank
trust company
or
of the
Weld
Bank, of Bos¬
Legality approved by Ropes
ton.
&
National
First
Offering
Catherine
—
bids
sealed
the
c/o
Boston
Noyes
&
Brittain Kennedy & Co.,
and Cooley & Co., as 3.20s, at a
basis of about
a
E.
MICHIGAN
Boston,
ton
State
30
until
6,
11
Street,
Bos¬
(EDST)
a.m.
on
June 13 for the purchase of $250,-
Bond Offering—R. D.
000
school
1948
act of
July 1, 1961.
July 1 from 1962 to 1971,
project
Due
on
loan,
Dated
bonds.
bids
until
14
Manches¬
building bonds offered
1
1973
from
$65,000 as 3.10s.
Due
Principal
30,000
Legality approved by
Thorndike,
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge,
&
of
Boston.
Delhi
Maiden, Mass.
re¬
Bank, Municipal Dept.,
Room
421, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
ton,
Other members of the syndi -ate
were
June 6 for the purchase
H. V.
000
&
of $153,macadam pavement and side¬
walk loan 1961 bonds.
1, 1961.
to
1966,
interest
Due
Dated June
June 1 from 1962
on
Principal and
at the National
inclusive.
payable
Shawmut Bank, of
Legal¬
Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
ity
approved
Boston.
Storey,
bv
North
Bond
eral
\
Attleborough, Mass.
Sale—The $120,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
offered
on
May 31
— v. 193, p. 2376 — were
awarded to The State Street Bank
8c
at
Trust
a
Co., of Boston, as 2.80s,
price of 100.099, a basis of
about 2.78%.
Bond
receive
sealed
J.
Pa-
Treasurer,
City
will
The
Na¬
bids
c/o
Municipal
Department, Room 421, 40 Water
Street,
Boston,
until
2
p.m.
(EDST) on June 7 for the pur¬
chase of $870,000 general obliga¬
tional
tion
Due
Shawmut
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
Sancrant, Martin & Co.,
Securities Inc., Pohl
&
improvement
Bank,
Ni-
will
receive
(EST) on
June 5 for the purchase of $155,colai,
Clerk,
City
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
000
tary sewer bonds. Dated March 1,
1961. Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1 from 1961 to
Principal
and
in¬
(J-D) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Union
School
Offering
—
Charles
C.
(EST) on July 6 for the purchase
payable at the National Shawmut
193,
receive
school building bonds.
193,
—v.
Boijd
Sold
of
Comptroller,
St.
City
sealed
receive
will
Sept.
purchase of $3,400,000
metropolitan sports area, series D
bids until 4.30 p.m.
1960.
(CST)
on
the
for
Due
on
Dec.
Dec.
1,
Prin¬
payable
1, 1989.
(J-D)
interest
First
the
Dated
bonds.
National
Bank,
of
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart & Windhorst, of Minnea¬
Minneapolis.
1963
1972
to
Marshall County
(P. O. Holly
Springs), Miss.
until 8 p.m.
the
(MST)
purchase
Bond
of
Sale—An issue
and
bridge
bonds
S.
Mussellshell
$77,000 general
[extension fund¬
ing bonds offered on May 22—v.
193, p. 2053 — were awarded to
The Allison-Williams Co.
1
from 1962 to
on
May 24—v. 193,
2053—were awarded to Kalman
&
Co., Inc.
North
Branch
Independent School
District No.
Bond
eral
138, Minn.
Sale—The
obligation
$398,000
school
Bond
gen¬
building
Sale—The
1949
p.
and
Roundup,
$80,000 school
May 24—v. 193,
on
awarded
were
—
Merchants
3.90s, at
as
to
The
Bank,
of
price
of
a
100.125.
NEBRASKA
n
Dodge
County,
No.
Uehling Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Uehling), Neb.
49
Offering
—
Harold
W.
Charles
1971
Due on May
In¬
$23,000
New London School District,
Bond
inclusive.
of
NEW HAMPSHIRE
sold
as
purchase
bonds.
$65,000
was
the
for
Sale—The
bonds offered
on
N. H.
$493,000 school
May 24—v. 193,
2158—were awarded to Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Hornblower &
p.
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
&
Louis.
Weeks, jointly, as 3.40s, at a price
of 100.279, a basis of about 3.37%.
't
11
:
>
MISSOURI
"
■
'
.
NEW JERSEY
Independence School District, Mo.
Camden
Bond Offering—Pauline
Brown,
District
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
June 7 for the purchase of $500,000 school building bonds. Dated
Bond
bonds
(P. O. Camden), N. J.
Sale—The
offered
$1,655,000 park
1—v. 193,
June
on
2054—were awarded to
p.
dicate headed by B. J.
a
syn¬
Van Ingen
&
Co., and National State Bank,
1/ of
Newark, taking $1,653,000, as
3.15s, at a price of 100.159, a basis
cipal and interest (M-S) payable of about
3.13%.
at the City National Bank & Trust
Other members of the syndicate
Co., in Kansas City. Legality ap¬ were as follows:
Boland, Saffin,
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, Gordon
& Sautter, Ira Haupt &
McEvers
&
Fizzell, of Kansas
Co., Stroud & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
City.
son
& Co., John J. Ryan & Co.,
June
1961.
1,
Due
March
on
from 1963 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
Jefferson
County Consol. Sch. Dist.
4
cantile
sive.
was
Trust
June
Interest
$100,000
sold to The Mer¬
Co., of St. Louis.
from
1
1,
1961.
1963
Due
to 1981
M-S.
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
(P. O. 2000 Hampton Ave.,
St. Louis 20), Mo.
Offering—Lewis J. Stiers,
of
Board
the
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
11
(CDST) on June 15 for the
of
$3,250,000
Gravois
a.m.
purchase
Creek Trunk Sewer bonds.
1962
1981
to
bank
or
Dated
Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
July 1, 1961.
and interest
(F-A) payable at any
designated
trust company
by the successful bidder.
by
approved
Charles
&
Legality
Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
Town
Cascade, Mont.
Offering
—
C.
S. Moore,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June
6 for the purchase of $47,000 sew¬
er bonds. Dated July
1, 1961. In¬
Clerk,
Great
will
—
will
cial improvement
district No. 1012
paving bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
Due
on
Jan.
&
of
and
Camden,
Co.
Hopewell Township School District
(P. O. Pennington), N. J.
Sale—The $692,000 school
Bond
offered
bonds
May 24—v.
on
1949—were awarded to
p.
193,
a group
of The Fidelity Union
Co., of Newark; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., and Ewing & Co., as
3V2S, at a price of 100.087, a basis
composed
of about 3.49%.
Independence Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Vienna), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school
bonds
offered
Hanauer &
1, 1976. Interest J-J.
awarded
Co.,
of 100.012, a
Matawan
May 25—v. 193,
on
2268—were
p.
as
to
3V8S, at
a
J.:, B.
price
basis of about 3.12%.
Township School District
(P. O. Matawan), N. J.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,375,000
May 25—
193, p. 2268—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed
by Phelps.
Fenn & Co., and John Nuvem &
Co., taking $2,268,000.
Other members of the syndicate
—
school bonds offered
on
v.
were
follows: J. C. Bradford &
as
Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co., Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., Lebenthal &
Co., J. R. Ross & Co., and MacBride, Miller & Co.
New
Offering
Clerk,
Co.,
Cole
Providence
New
Falls, Mont.
Fred L. Hill,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June
5 for the purchase of $75,000 spe¬
Bond
City
Trust
R.
Trust
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist.
Chairman
F.
on
inclu¬
Legality
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., Cam¬
den
O. Pevely), Mo.
(P.
Bond Sale—An issue of
gen-
improvement
obligation
O. Roundup),
Montana
terest J-J.
Mora, Minn.
1
school
County High School
District No. 55 (P.
15
Corporation,
6s, 3s and 23/4S.
Dated May 1, 1961.
'
sewer
bonds offered
J.
June 8 for
on
of
$68,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
school
Bond Sale—The
$134,000
Margaret
—
will receive sealed bids until June
MONTANA
Sale—The
$68,000
May 25
Baker, Superintendent of Schools,
MISSISSIPPI
Montgomery, Minn.
Bond
on
2054—were not sold.
p.
Bond
polis.
obligation
of
Barnett, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
olis.
Bond
29
The
—
offered
Offering
,
p.m.
The
to
Minneapolis, Minn.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
of $4,300,000
8
from
1
school bonds
1
p.
Michigan
Bond
until
will
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust
company designated
by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere,
Lefler & Haertzen, of Minneap¬
1
obligation
Bond Offering—A1 Hansen,
Pad¬
District,
Not
bonds
Miners
2.60s, at a price of 100.04,
basis of about 2.58%.
e r a
Jackson
Bonds
school
Feb.
Clerk,
Jan.
on
No.
sewer
Bank,
purchase
County School District
(P. O. Missoula), Mont.
No. 5
bonds offered
March
awarded
National
(MST)
p.m.
Missoula
(CDST)
on June 6 for the purchase of $20,000 municipal liquor store build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
as
special assessment sani¬
1961
Principal and interest
inclusive.
June
a
at
Fraser, Mich.
July
on
May 24—v.
on
2268—were
American
cipal and
Bechtel, Financial Consultant, will
Dated
p.
and Westheimer & Co.
Offering—Richard E.
Due
general
offered
revenub
Bond
1
1
1988 to 1990 inclusive.
Inc., Robert L. Connors &
Co., Weil, Roth & Irving
Co.,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
Co.,
1, 1961.
June 1 from 1962 to 1981
bonds.
on
Co.,
Berrien
July
on
Sale—The $110,000
Bond
follows: Goodbody 8c. Co.,
Sattley & Co., Inc., Shannon
Murel J.
1969
Offering—Charles
bids
Dated
as
terest
Peabody, Mass.
nagopoulos,
McDonald-Moore & Co.
July
Luverne, Minn.
Paul,
will
Village
sealed
inclusive.
Due
3.90s.
as
from
headed by
Treasurer,
Bond Sale—The
July
on
1982 to 1987 inclusive.
from
Shawmut
City
Howard
J.
1
1975 inclusive.
3.80s.
as
45,000
ceive sealed bids c/o the National
Hughes,
—
3y2S.
1973 to
on
Due
90,000
bonds
Offering
as
as 3.70s.
from 1976 to 1981
$1,499,000 bonds
offered on May 23—v. 193, p. 2157
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Bond
as
July
on
Due
80,000
by
Township (P. O. Lansing),
Michigan
net
a
4.78%,
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
from
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
approved
cost
from
and
gality
par,
about
1990
to
price of
a
of
interest" inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at the
Detroit
payable at the New England Mer¬
Bank & Trust Co., of Detroit. Le¬
chants National Bank, of Boston.
inclusive.
p.
follows:
the
Oct.
on
school
May 25
on
1949—were awarded
to a group composed of The First
National Bank, of St. Paul, First
National
Bank,
of Minneapolis,
and
Goodhue
State
Bank,
of
193,
—v.
p.m.
(EST)
on
purchase of $90,-.
000 water supply system revenue,
series C bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due
*
series
Bond Offering—Eleanor M. Pa-
any
No. 253, Minn.
7:30
for
first
.
Sale—The $310,000
Bond
interest
ter, City Clerk, will receive sealed
June
of
8
the
est J-D.
$975,000
1, 1977.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
designated
Easton, Minn.
Goodhue, at
Big Rapids, Mich.
New
1961,
as
Minneapolis.
Corp., White,
Hemphill,
Co.,
of
—
F.
Co.,
England Merchants National Bank,
of
Callable
road
par.
Sorisitis, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sive.
to The First U.
as
3.10%.
Holden, Mass.
Bond
First
&
price of 100.743,
Gray, of Boston.
building
for
trict No. 355 bonds. Dated June
1,
1961. Due on Jan. 1, 1971. Inter¬
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclu¬
—
Principal and interest payable at
purchase
by the successful bidder....Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
.
June 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclusive.
the
price of
a
281, Minn.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at
Bond Sale
The $26,000 local
improvement bonds offered on
West field,' Mass.
' ' srt'V
May 26 — v. 193, p. 2157 — were
Bond Sale—The $2,225,000 gen¬
awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hoperal obligation bonds offered on
WOOd. > J ;
: ;
June 1
v.
193, p. 2377 — were
Goodhue Indep. School District
awarded to a syndicate composed
SVss, at
school
Due on Feb. 1
sealed bids c/o the First National
Bank, of Boston, Municipal De¬
partment, 45 Milk Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June 7
for the purchase of $180,000 Dover
the
until
5
$25,400 special improvement dis¬
inclusive.
Housing
Agency,
for
bids
June
on
District
Due
1975.
25,000
and
Finance
son,
Vesta, Minn.
dick, Town Treasurer, will receive
Home
8
Offering—Willard B. Carl¬
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
No.
1,
Due
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass.
Bond
of Minnea¬
Robbinsdale Indep. School
inclusive.
2V4S.
Bond Offering
Federal
Bank,
57
Havre, Mont.
The
polis.
luck,
as
Springfield,
$425,000 doimibonds offered
May 23—v. 193,
awarded
and
Due
1973
to
2V2S.
as
25,000
National
to
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
1\ Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
1
Nov.
on
1974.
Massachusetts
Bond Sale—The
on
Due
1964 inclusive.
3V4S.
as
from
awarded
,
as
170,000
May 23—v. 193,
on
were
—
Bond Offering—F.
C. Bayard,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on June
45,
MINNESOTA
Bond
Offering—Ernest C. Bur-
No.
Sale—The $290,000 school
2.94%.
Dodge, of Boston.
Dover, Mass.
a
H'alsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as 3s, at a
price of 100.456, a basis of about
3.05%.
1
to
of
posed
Springfield
Dated
District
from 1961 to
Bond Sale—The
$550,000
bonds offered on May 31 was sold
to Coffin & Burr, Inc., and F. S.
Moseley & Co., jointly, as 3.10s, at
a price of 100.211, a basis of about
June
School
Michigan
I Bond
Salem, Mass.
—were
in Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ropes & Gray, of Bos¬
$35,000
to McDonald-Moore & Co.
Zeeland
2053
First
school
building bonds offered on May 23
—v.
193, p. 2268 — were awarded
$45,000
England
Bank,
and
Company, in Bos¬
July 1 from
1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
and interest, payable at the New
National
Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
ton.
on
Merchants
Principal
interest payable at the State Street
Bank
O.
(P.
State
Co., Munici¬
pal Department, 2nd Floor, 111
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on June 6 for the
purchase of $220,000 school project
1, 1961. Due
No. 2
Dist.
Ludington), Mich.
Fitzgibbons, Town Treasurer, will
to
ships Sch.
Bond
Street Bank & Trust
MASSACHUSETTS
Riverton, Summit and Eden Town-
Dodge, of Boston.
Rockland, Mass.
on
1984 to 2001 inclusive.
from
mer
(2485)
School District,
Jersey
Bond Sale—An issue of $909 000
school
was
B.
bonds
sold to
J.
Union
Van
a
offered
group
Ingen
Trust
&
Co.,
on
May 25
composed of
Co.,
of
Fidelity
Newark,
Roosevelt & Cross, and F. R. Cole
&
a
Co.,
as
3V2S, at
a
price of 100.111,
basis of about 3.48%.
:4
yi
[.)
58
N. J.
Pitman,
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2486)
Offering
Earl S. Curry,
—
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
Cross, jointly, as 3.40s, at a price of
100.35, a basis of about 3.35%.
bids until 8 p.m.
i
(EDST) on June
12
for the purchase of $144,000
water-sewer system bonds. Dated
M
July 1, 1961. Due
1962
interest
and
payable at the
(J-J)
National
Pitman
July 1 from
Principal
on
inclusive.
1971
to
Trust
&
Bank
Company, in Pitman. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
V
i'i
/
No.
1, New Mexico
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
4
received
until
on
R'
June
for
13
3
will
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
$180,000 general obligation school
building bonds. Dated June 1,1961.
Due
June
on
inclusive.
i' ] >'.■'
1966
1962 to
from
1
Interest
J-D.
Legality
approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
&
man
Howard, of Denver.
i|
Brownville,
and
Houns field
Pamelia,
Central School
Watertown
District No.
1
(P.O. Dexter),
p.
New
;•
York, in Buffalo, and Blaii &
Inc., jointly, as 3.30s, at a
Co.,
Bond
T
?.>
I;
<:
'■
'
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 7
for
the purchase of
$100,000 town hall 1961 bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on June
from
1
will
Supervisor,
1962
inclusive.
1971
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
iv:
«.
m.
tiii
vl T
brook &
able at the
Peoples Bank of Rock¬
Legality
in New City.
land,
&
Gregory
Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
Lemon &
&
Redpath; Henry Harris & Sons,
ap¬
Walkill and W aw ay anda Central
School District
No.
Goshen), N.
1
(P. O.
Y.
Greenbush
O f f
Bond
No.
school
4
(P. O.
Offering
Clerk,
limited
ment
will
Clerk,
until
J.
re¬
11
a.m.
for the pur¬
of $150,000
school bonds.
May 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
(EDST)
chase
June
on
8
1979 inclusive.
of Troy.
Bank
by
Dikeman,
of
extension
limited
Saie
eral
The
—
on
were
awarded to
of
Albany,
100.10,
&
Sale
Bond
The
—
nent
Savings
Sale—The
&
group
com¬
2269—were
Local
School
awarded
District
Loan
Associa¬
(P. O. Beaver), Ohio
Sale—The $470,000
Bond
school
193,
p.
2054—were
awarded
Corp., as
Cleveland
First
The
to
price of j 100.902,
at a
about
noon
(EST)
of
June 20
$1,460 000
on
price of
sanitary sewer and water line 1961
limited tax bonds. Dated June 1,
Trust
Co., of New York, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., and Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Inc., as 3y4s, at a price of 100.41,
par.
Whitestown,
basis of about 3.20%.
Huntington Central School District
Is
No.
r-f'
6
(P. O. Pulaski Road,
(P. O. Oriskany), N. Y.
Sale—The $980,000
Bond
"j
1
Sale
Bond
a
June
on
school,
1—v.
serial
June
on
193,
1961
a
p.
$1,275,000
Co.,
Other
cate
'I
New
of
members
were
Inc.;
and
of
the
Huntington
4
syndi¬
follows: Blair &
as
Lee
No.
NORTH
Higginson
Union
Corp.,
(P. O. East
New
Co.,
and
1
School
Buncombe
Bond
Northport),
>
'
ill
Aii
:lj.
J:'
&
A'
f
Bond
Sale
York
The
$1,775 000
school, series 1961 bonds offered
on May 25—v.
193, p. 2269—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 3 60s,
at a price of 100.319, a basis of
—
bonds.
June
clusive.
(J-D)
1
White
Bond Sale
bonds
offered
2378
—
were
Manufacturers
Co.,
May 31—v. 193,
on
awarded
&
to
Traders
The
Trust
of Buffalo, and, Roosevelt &
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
'bids
until
Dec.
1961.
Due
1982
inclusive.
on
June
Dated
bonds.
facilities
from
1
1,
1962 to
Principal and
in¬
—
Home
a
NORTH
Grand
Federal
Finance
Housing
Agency,
as
bids until
12
DAKOTA
on
June
$20,199
limited
bonds.
tax
special
of
trust
company
Bond
Squire,
Sanders
&
(PST) on June 20 for
purchase of $355,000 general
obligation sanitary sewage bonds.
the
Due
Feb.
on
1973.
Legality
Offering—Paul
until
for
L. Smith,
1
p.m.
the
1989
to
and interest
Principal
inclusiye.
(J-D) payable at-the
Citizens National Eank, of Woodsfield.
school
building
Commerce
City,
at
a
Other members of the syndicate
Aug.
by
approved
1,
Shu¬
ler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
Portland.
Lake County
Sale—The
193,
—v.
of Cleveland.
Co.,
States National Bank, of
Portland,
Co., Inc.,
price of par, a net interest
of about 3.53%, as follows:
and Edward L. Burton &
at
a
cost
$125,000
as
101,000
1964 inclusive.
3%s.
Due
1
Dec.
on
$135 000
building bonds offered on
May 22 was sold to The Liberty
Davis, jointly.
Trust
3V?s.
as
Co., and
Bond
Dec.
on
1
Oswego, Oregon
Offering—G.
Gleason,
D.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
June
6
4:30
(PST)
p.m.
on
for the
purchase of $110,-1
000
general
obligation
library
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1961. Due
OREGON
Due
from 1968 to 1980 inclusive
Lake
school
Evans L.
Dec. 1 from
on
to
from 1965 to 1967 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
4s. Due
as
1961
Oklahoma
Bank
Kalman &s Co., Inc.,
&
Dominick,
United
Inc.,
Independent
National
May 23
on
2159—were awarded to
p.
Dominick
OKLAHOMA
County
$795,000 school
syndicate composed of Blyth &
a
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey,
School District No. 7
O. Lakeview), Ore.
on
1962 to
1 from
June
inclusive.
1971
County, Pine-Eagle School
District No. R-61 (P. O. Halfway),
Principal and in¬
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
Oregon
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
Baker
Bond
Offering—Naomi Hockett,
terest
kin, of Portland.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on June
5
the
for
Linn County
No.
of $850,000
school building general obligation
purchase
bonds. Dated July
1, 1961. Due
102-C
Box 199,
Bond
on
School District
(P. O. Rt. 2,
Lebanon), Ore.
Offering—Edith
Hull,
F.
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
bids until 8 p.m.
fice.
eral
Legality
approved
ler, Sayre, Winfree &
by
Shu-
Rankin, of
Portland.
Bay, Oregon
Offering—Jos. F.
Bond
Webb,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until
12
7:30
p.m.
(PST) on
purchase of $23,996
improvement, issue 1961 - A
bonds. Dated April 15, 1961. Due
on April 15 from
1962 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
(A-O)
urer's
for
from
on
June 5
of $15,000
school
gen¬
bonds.
30, 1961. Due on Dec.
1963
1970
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Coos
bids
purchase
obligation
Dated June
30
(PST)
the
for
the
Principal
and
interest
payable at the City Treas¬
Legality approved
office.
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
kin, of Portland.
able
the
County Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
at
office.
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
of Portland.,
Marion and Linn Counties Union
High School District No. 4J
(P. O. Stayton), Ore.
Bond Offering—Edward J. Bell,
School
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on June 5
for the purchase of $232,500 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds.
Coquille, Oregon
Bond Offering—J. F. Hall, City
July
15,
from
1962 to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer'-; of¬
Recorder, will receive sealed bids
cipal
and
until
8
(PST) on June 5 for
the purchase of $14,082 improve¬
ment, series L-4 bonds. Due on
at
1
Dated
July 15
Portland.
1
fice. Legality approved by
Squire,
of Cleveland.
(P. O. Cleveland 26),
Offering—John W.Barnes,
Bond
sealed
ceive
bids
until
from
1962
to
1971
inclu¬
payable
at
the
City
(J-D)
Treasurer's
office.
on
1961. Due on
to 1981 inclu¬
bonds. Dated June 1,
from
1962
Dec.
1
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
at The National City Bank
Due
on
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-J)
pay.-'ble
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin
of
Medford, Ore.
Offering — D. F. Huson,
Bond
City Recorder-Treasurer, will re¬
Bond
Eugene, Ore.
$480,431
Sale—The
croft
ceive
Ban¬
improvement,
series
Q
on May 22—v. 193,
p. 2159—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., and United States National
Bank, of Portland, jointly, at a
price of 100.08.
bonds
1961.
the
sive. Principal and interest
noon
June 13 for the pur¬
of $117,000 special assess¬
improvement limited tax
(EDST)
able
p.m.
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
Village
chase
on May 25—v.
193,
2159—were awarded to a syndi¬
of
as
1985
to
1963
from
1
Callable
inclusive.
building bonds offered
(EST) on June
purchase of $280,000
village improvement bonds. Dated
June 1, 19fft.'J Due on Dec. 1 from
12
Ru-
until 8 p.m.
(P.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
A.
Offering—Orpha
bidder.
by
proved
designated by the
Legality
ap¬
Bond
tan, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
July 1, 1961.
Due on Dec.
from
1962
to
1971
inclusive.
Dated
ment
,
(EST)
Ohio
Sale—The $1,075,000 gen¬
by the
Co., of Kansas
price of 100.03.
a.m.
purchase of
supply
system
water
bonds offered
Trust
Edward Gaw-
the
for
Parkview
Independent School
District, N. D.
headed
11
as
1, 1971.
Principal and in¬
payable at any
bank or
the
lik, Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
p.
cate
—
Sanders & Dempsey,
par.
Forks
obligation
at
Ohio
Offering
Bond
Callable
terest
successful
Sanitary District (P. O.
June
The $400,000 water
price of
payable
County (P. O. Elyria),
assessment
Lake, N. C.
the
Lorain
sewerage
Nov. 1 from 1967
on
inclusive.
June
in¬
series B bonds offered
May 16—v. 193, p. 2159—were
to
(J-D)
,
Due
1979
and sewer,
Bond
Saun¬
to
and
interest
the Manufac¬
Company, in New
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
eral
district
1961.
1,
1962
City.
Inc., and Tilney & Co.
water
from
Trust
turers
4%s, at
Sale—The $190,000
June
Principal
payable at
and
p.
if
•K'
Dated
&
settlement
sealed
Peoples Bank, in Mount Gilead.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Raleigh,
(EST) on June 6 for
purchase of $650,000 Asheville-Biltmore community college
awarded
Bond
Easter-
a.m.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Geo. B. Gibbons
ders
Highland Local School District
(P. O. Sparta), Ohio
Bond Offering — Forest Porter,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
(EST) on June 12 for the
purchase
of
$427,000
classroom
the
!U
4U
the
at
Williams, of Cincinnati.
receive
mortgage
Due
1999
Nov.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
until 11
on
Lewiston, New York
E.
payable
(M-S)
in¬
terest
about 3.57%.
Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Francis I.
duPont & Co., Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc., Adams, McEntee & Co.,
W.
Principal and
sealed bids at his office in
York
V
—
t, 1961.
to
March 1 from 1962 to
noon
County (P. O.
Offering
on
inclusive.
will
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
on
District
CAROLINA
Asheville), N. C.
York
York,
Wood, Struthers & Co.
,? 'l,
about 3.41%.
2378—were
offered
New
awarded to
were
—
Stuart & Co., Inc., and
Haupt & Co., jointly, as 3V2S,
a
price of 100.926, a basis of
bonds
Bank
2269
purchase
1961. Due
1981
terest
school
May 25—v.
on
Halsey,
at
Spencer Trask & Co., as 3.70s, at
a price of 100.919, a basis of about
3.62%.
$
p.
193, p. 2378—were
syndicate headed by
Chemical
Trust
The
bonds offered
1—v.
awarded to
the
—
1961
Ira
Greenlawn), N. Y.
and
Rome Central School District No. 1
193,
a
Floyd
Marcy,
first
system revenue bonds. Dated May
Owings,
of County
193,
p.
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
City
Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Jones),
for
the
1962
and interest
Lovett,
will receive sealed
a.m.
(EDST) on
the purchase of $2,-
for
22
850,000
Auditor,
Roseburg), Oregon
11:30
Oklahoma
O.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until
city
June
569,000
Board
the
.will receive
(PST) on
purchase of $98,215
improvement bonds.
Dated
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from
to 1971 inclusive. Principal
Ohio
Auditor,
until
Bond Offering—Grant
of
City
sen,
Pass, Oregon
Offering—Earl T. Simon-
Green
basis
a
County
(P.
Cincinnati), Ohio
Clerk
basis of about
a
Offering—Carrie
3.90%.
tion, of Niagara Falls, as 3s, at a
group
'U
100.626,
Warren,
1962
1961 bonds offered op
May 25—v.
2269—were awarded to a
composed of The Bankers
price of
Bond
Bond
building bonds offered on May 17
—v.
2054—were awarded
& Co., as 3V4S, at a
p.
3.13%.
sewer
McDonald & Co.
gen¬
p.
193,
Woodsfield, Ohio
$105,000
plant improvement lim¬
ited tax bonds offered on May 26
p.
Grants
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
treatment
193,
$59,200 special
improvement
bonds offered on May
park
McDonald
inclusive.
1976
to
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Sale—The
Doylestown, Ohio
of
2269—were
The Niagara Perma¬
to
about
to
June
3.72%.
of
Bond
obligation fire bonds offered
May 25—v. 193,
a
Directors, will receive sealed
Husband, Johnson, Hillier
& Maclnnis, 72 West Broadway,
Eugene, until 8 p.m. (PST) on
June 7 for the purchase of $25,000
fire protection bonds. Dated July
1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
June 7 for the
Stow, Ohio
Bond
bids
$1,025,000
Hamilton
$45,000
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
City
4s, at a price of 102.417,
as
4s,
District^ No. 4,
to
basis
a
York
New
on
2269—
basis of about 2.17%.
a
Co.,
&
George O.
the Board
in¬
gality approved by Squire, Sanders
Bond
of McDonald & Co.; Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc., and
Curtiss, House
Eastern
price of
a
The
-
and
—
of
of
(J-D) payable at the Third
Bank, in Sandusky. Le¬
Due
posed
gen¬
The State Bank
2.20s, at
as
West Seneca Fire
eral
$216,000
p.
awarded
were
to
May 25—v. 193,
Sale
Principal
Secretary
bids c/o
National
inclusive.
District
(P. O. 1135 Portage Lakes
Drive, Akron), Ohio
1961 bonds of¬
improvement
fered
bonds.
tax
1971
to
Bond
inclusive.
Dated June 1,
1 from 1962 to
County, Oregon
Offering
Wright,
main
water
Coventry Local School
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Bond
$40,000
purchase
1962
1971
terest
Lane
Bond
city improvement
Dec.
on
Goshen Rural Fire Protection Dist.,
.
Ohio
bonds.
Due
11—v.
Stacey,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until July 1 for the
from
tax
1961.
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
Dempsey,
.
assessment
limited
limited tax
J.
B.
—
approved
&
Bond Offering—Lynn G. Rosino,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on June 12
for the purchase of $262,200 spe¬
assessment
Offering
Bond
Legality
Sanders
Sandusky,
in
Chillicothe, Ohio
—v.
York
New
Bank,
Youngstown.
Prin¬
Legality approved
Galloway &
City.
Sykes,
of
National
Mahoning
National
Manufacturers
Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1962 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the
bonds.
tax
Squire,
Cleveland.
cial
M. C. Simon,
—
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered on June 1—v. 193, p. 2269—
g—Howard
n
bids
sealed
ceive
i
e r
Youngstown 2),
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on June
12 for the purchase of $23,000 spe¬
cial
assessment street
improve¬
School
Common
District
Bowles,
awarded
Sale—The $720,000
Bond
Town
& Co.; John Small
Wynantskill), N. Y.
Chester,
Hamptonburgh,
Bond
Co., Inc., and Dreyfus & Co.
North
Twp. (P. O. 859 East
Ohio
MacArthur & Co.; Cooley &
Granger
Co.;
&
by
Goshen,
King
Charles
Sons;
Co.; Fahnestock & Co.; Spencer
Trask & Co.; Coffin & Burr Inc.;
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.; Johnston,
Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
Boardman
Midlothian Blvd.,
&
at
Offering—Paul F. Mundt,
Town
>\
T-.
(P. O. New City),
New York
fU
f
& Cross; EstaCo.; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
from 1961 to
l|
I
Roosevelt
Corp.;
Dated
Clarkstown
syndi¬
Goldman,
B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.;
3.27%.
V-
follows:
as
price of 100.1896, a basis of about
4
->
&
the
of
members
were
District
2158—were awarded to The
•Marine Trust Company of Western
193,
price of par.
a
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; Paribas
$195,000 school
1961 bonds offered on May 24—v.
M
<
Co., at
York
New
>
Co., Inc., and Smith, Barney &
&
Sale—The
Bond
revenue
1—v. 193,
2158—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Harriman Ripley
ower,
i.n|
series
June
on
OHIO
$17,000,000
Inc.; Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Ken-
YORK
NEW
vk
'•Mis
of
p.
Other
Alamogordo Municipal School Dist,
'ilr
'
offered
bonds
The
—
second
water,
Sachs
'A
}jV
Sale
Bond
Cleveland.
of
by
(P. O. 339 East Avenue,
Rochester 4), N. Y.
cate
NEW MEXICO
follows: Stern Brothers &
as
Hogle & Co., Coughlin & Co., and
Foster & Marshall.
County Water Authority
Monroe
were
Co., George K. Baum & Co., J. A.
.
.
offered
sealed
(PST)
chase
on
of
bids
June
until
15
for
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
$120,000 general obliga¬
street, series B bonds.
tion arterial
Dated June 15, 1961. Due on June
15 from
1962 to
1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
City Recprder-Treas-
Volume
193
Number
6061
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2487)
office.
urer's
approved
July
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Han-
sive.
Legality
kin, of Portland.
of
Nyssa, Ore.
Sale—The
Bond
pool bonds
ming'
23—v.
193,
National
to
of
Bank,
PUERTO
Sheridan, Oregon
Reports
D. Wells,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until
for
5
8
the
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
June
on
$130,000
obligation water bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on June
general
to
1962
from
1
inclusive.
1981
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
land.
on
Bond
at San
in
Airport,,
Juan, P. R., totaled 126,404
April,
(EDST)
p.m.
Due
1961.
bids
June
on
21
for
8
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive. Callable
1991
until
of Aug.
as
1, 1971. Principal and interest
payable at the Cumberland County
,
National
Bank
&
the
totaled
first
four
months
of
to April
last
of
year,
The
■
for
Bank
Offering—Thos.
until
for
T.
Cook,
receive
will
Secretary,
6
8
(EDST)
p.m.
the
purchase
of
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from 1962
to
1978
inclusive. Legality
ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
eral
School
Sale
District,
The
—
obligation
p.
Pa.
100.065,
Rico
Midland
general
School
Bank
offered
on
awarded
posed
ner,
vey
at
District,
The
—
obligation
—were
Pa.
May 29—v. 193,
a
bonds
p.
group
2379
com¬
of
price
of
100.31,
a
basis
of
about 3.43%.
Bond
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Offering—Edw.
Frey,
City Controller, will receive sealed
until
11
a.m.
(EDST)
on
20
the
for
purchase
220,000 series A
July 1, 1961. Due
bonds.
on
approved by Reed, Smith, Shaw &
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
ceive
Secretary,
June
on
until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
borough
8
for
L. Sabiwill re¬
7
p.m.
the
pur¬
general obligation
bonds.
1, 1961. Due on June
1 from 1963 to
1972 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Scranton, Pa.
Bond
eral
Sale —The
obligation
funding
and
im¬
'
2055—were awarded
to a group composed of Hanauer
& Co.; Lebenthal & Co., and J. S.
Hope & Co., at 3%s, at a price of
100.035, a basis of about 3.37%.
193,
p.
Swoyerville School District, Pa.
Bond Offering — Frank Bebey,
ui
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sfealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 12 for
the
purchase of $38,000 general
obligation
school
limited
tax
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
Bond
193,
&
veen
Beadle
DAKOTA
Bond
County, Yale Indep. School
No. 8 (P. O. Yale),
Sale—The
193,
Inc.,
to
Gefke
&
Co.,
John
as
by
Trimble &
Nu-
and
Cumberland
(J-J)
Caldwell,
4s, at
a
TEXAS
Securities
Cleveland, Tenn.
Bond
Offering
and
Virginia
—
K.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
June 12 for the purchase of
000 water
March
1,
March
1
1970 to 1991
from
on
1961.
Due
sive. Callable
May 24
of March
as
to
2271—were
Rauscher,
Additional
$750,-
and tax bonds.
revenue
Dated
Sale—The $165,000 school
bonds offered
p.
Co., Inc.
(CST)
of par.
Springs Indep. School District
No. 10, So. Dak.
$100,000 water
revenue
May 29—v. 193,
on
awarded
Hot
on
sewer
Goodner, City Clerk, will receive
price
Marshall,
Beeville, Texas
school
on
Trust
Legality
Mitchell, of New York
Bond Sale—The
$12,000
payable
Guaranty
City.
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Corp.
May 22
2055—were awarded
p.
of
Dakota
building bonds offered
—v.
approved
2159—were awarded to
comopsed
Morgan
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
District
South
p.
group
1, 1969. Prin¬
interest
Co., in New York City.
May 24
on
of Jan.
as
and
the
at
$600,000 water
bonds offered
revenue
ap¬
McCarthy, of New York City.
SOUTH
Sale—The
Callable
cipal
Tenn.
general
bonds
ment
on
inclu¬
time
were
The
—
city
offered
at
awarded to
Neuhaus &
1, 1972.
Sale
obligation
Pierce
&
$25,000
improve¬
the
same
Underwood,
Co., Inc.
Why You Need —
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
b'iU,V'7> V
J.I If
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By JOHN DUTTON
fiscal
(In Your Business)
CAROLINA
School District
County
Bond
Offering
of
the
This
E.
B.
of
Trus¬
60-page booklet
help
you
Rice,
Board
—
bids
un¬
til
noon
(EST) on June 6 for the
purchase of $200,000 school build¬
ing 1961 bonds.
Dated July 1,
1961. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
increase
—
available exclusively from
business
your
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
and
us
through modern,
—
full of-practical and
are
is designed to
proven
investment
proven
selling
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
weekly columns in The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle.
You'll
learn about
'
terest
K*
payable at any bank
designated by
the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬
or
(J-J)
trust
company
*
Obtaining
*
The initial sales
*
The various
South Carolina
Sale—The
Bond
building
May
1961
$40,000 school
bonds
offered
on
17—v.
193, p. 2159—were
awarded to Frost, Read & Simons,
Inc., as 3V2S, at a price of 100.006,
a
basis
accounts.
how to
of about 3.49%.
County
*
No.
1
own
bonds
County School District
1311 Marion
Street, Columbia), S. C.
Bond
(P. O.
Sale—The
$1,500,000 gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
fered on June 1—v. 193, p. 2270—
eral
awarded
to
a
*
client list
approach
categories of investors
These
defined
are
—
and
and their
told
you're
develop each of them to their maximum
Techniques
offered on
May 24 —v. 193, p. 2270 —were
awarded to F. W. Craigie & Co.
Richland
.
potential
(P. O. Walterboro), S. C.
Sale—The $250,000 school
1961
.
School District
Bond
building
f
The final sale
*
of Charleston.
Bamberg County, Ehrhardt School
District No. 3 (P. O. Bamberg),
were
$390,000 gen¬
provement bonds offered on May
24—v.
is
(P. O. Anderson), S. C.
improvement
Dated June
Legality
Development
Ho. 2
Colleton
chase of $50,000
i-
City.
on
Revenues—
Rico
Puerto
SOUTH
Anderson
Rankin, Pa.
Bond Offering—Joseph
Borough
York
1, 1960. Due
agent for the Authority.
of $5,Dated
July 1 from
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
no,
TENNESSEE
Clarksville,
in
Bank,
bids
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
(J-D) pay¬
Hanover
month^s^nded March
Government
for
mons,
R.
bids
June
The
at
bonds. Dated Jan.
100.056.
inclusive.
1971
to
sealed
p.m.
the
tees, will receive sealed
$140,000
school
to
Increased
For the 12
of
Singer, Deane & ScribKay, Richards & Co., McKel& Co., and P. B. Root, as 3V2S,
a
1962
building bonds offered
Resources
31, 1961, revenues of the Author¬
ity
totaled
$45,917,318,
against
'$40,585,909 in the comparable 12.r.
month period the year before.
as
Sale
Water
of
Chairman
Bond
able
Bond
Authority
in
March, 1961 amounted to $3,925,911
compared with $3,512,738 in
March, 1960, according to Rafael
V. Urrutia, Executive Director of
the Authority.
I
3%s, at a price of
basis of about 3.36%.
a
fiscal
from
recevie
(CST) on June
20 for the purchase of
$4,000,000
electric power revenue, series G
June
improve¬
National
Philadelphia,
is
1
will
7:30
Authority, Puerto Rico
May 22—v.
on
2055—were awarded to The
Philadelphia
Development
Rico
Puerto
Puerto
Bank
$105,000 gen¬
school
ment bonds offered
193,
of 0.2%.
decrease
agent for the Authority.
The
Hatboro
Bond
a
Government
Revenues
$85,000 general obligation borough
improvement bonds. Dated July
6
year
Reports
June
on
of
until
Trust
Fairchance, Pa.
bids
on
a
risburg.
Bond
i, 1961. Due
—v.
Co., in
Hill. Legality approved by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Ilar-
sealed
Dated June
of
bonds.
&
April
3,818,203
pounds, against 3,870,603 in April,
19b0, a decrease of 1.3%.
Camp
Borough
building
school
(EST)
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
in
595,629 pounds, against 15,630,177
pounds for the first four months
sealed
$200,000
a.m.
purchase
ity. Cargo moved through the air¬
purchase of $791,000 borough im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
receive
will
Secretary,
11
the
Board,
composed of Halsey,
Co.,
Inc.] Juran &
Moody, Inc., Kalman & Co., Inc.,
and Allan Blair &
Co., at a price
New
in
the
Borough
for
14
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond Offering — Leon
Gilbert,
Chairman of the Electric Power
a
group
Stuart
&
Executive Director of the Author¬
compared
30, there were
467,699 passengers serviced com¬
pared with 461,794 in the corre¬
sponding period the year before,
an increase of 1.3%. Cargo moved
in
this period amounted to 15,-
Schuchart,
until
June
1, S. D.
Sale—The
to
Principal and interest
port
1961,
passengers
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Merchants
Bank, in
Cleveland. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$800,000 school
building bonds offered on May 31
—v.
193, p. 2379 — were awarded
with
April of
1960, an increase of 9.6%, accord¬
ing to Rafael Durand Manzanai,
115,22,9
For
Camp Hill, Pa.
received
on
Traffic—Passenger traffic through
the
BondOfferin g—Williara J.
No.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Passenger and Cargo
awarded
Independent School District
Bond
Authority,
Rico
2271—were
p.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Pierre
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Spartanburg County School Dist.
No. 4 (P.O. Spartanburg),
Puerto Rico International
PENNSYLVANIA
tl
to
New York City. Legality approved
RICO
Ports
193,
—v.
South Carolina
Rico
Puerto
bids
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Hanover Bank, in
of
Puerto
Offering—Robt.
inclu¬
May
on
Portland.
Bond
1972
Legality approved
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
Philadelphia.
2270—were awarded
p.
First
The
to
offered
swim¬
1963
Forty Fort.
by
$60,000
from
1
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Forty Fort State Bank
59
a
group
—
the
you
securities and
In 1001 ways
more
this booklet
can
relative
their
can
on
receipt of
your
to analyze
attractiveness
vital
help
profitable selling operation.
immediately
use
you
Your
balance
be
a
—
of
on
your
various
sheet
items
better salesman and run a
own copy
will be rushed to you
order.
com¬
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, Trust Com¬
COMMERCIAL &
of
Georgia,
of
Atlanta,
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., and
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
pany
Varnedoe,
Chisholm &
Co.,
25
at a
price of 100.040.
Superintendent of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on June 14
for the purchase of $150,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
COPY TODAY
County
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961. Due on
June
1
from
1962
to
1971
inclu¬
PLACE, NEW YORK 7. N. Y.
Gentlemen:
ORDER YOUR
Spartanburg County School Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Offering — Sam Townes,
PARK
PRICES ON
ON
QUANTITY ORDERS
REQUEST
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(2488)
Offering—W.
Superintendent
receive
Thomas,
G.
until
bids
will
8
p.m.
June 6 for the purchase
on
H v
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Due
April 1 from 1964 to 1990
inclusive. Callable as of April 1,
1981. Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
on
proved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
-
71
$750,000 school building unlim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
&
■
Burlson,
Sale—An issue of
Bond
and
water
•%
sold
was
Texas
revenue
sewer
bonds
of
Texas
First
The
to
$100,000
Corp.
Fort
I
Sale—The
Bond
i.-h
eral
:ii
Worth, Texas
obligation
$7,970,000 gen¬
offered on
bonds
193, p. 2379 — were
syndicate headed by
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
May 31
>1
v.
—
awarded to
a
of
Chicago, as 5s, 3V2S, 3.60s and
y4s, at a price of 100.001, a net
P
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interest
of about 3.44%.
cost
•r
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Other members of the
were
Bank,
both
syndicate
follows: Chase Manhattan
as
Bankers
and
of
New
York,
Trust
Co.,
First Boston
Corp., Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Louis,
First
National
Bank
of
Oregon, Wertheim & Co., First
Southwest
S
$
•,
5,
Co.,
First
National
Bank in Dallas, Spencer Trask &
Co., Trust Co. of Georgia, in At¬
L
I:,
of St.
'
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Louis, Funk, Hobbs & Kart,
Inc., Walker, Austin & Waggen^r,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
■•{-:
q;
William
i
i
N.
and
water
v
&
Edwards
Co.
$1,600,000
revenue, series
sewer
able
Phelps, Fenn & Co., as
3.70s, 3.60s and
1/4s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
Other members of the
were
Paine, Webber,
Jackson
& Curtis, Allen & Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., First of
Michigan Corp., G. H. Walker &
Corp.,
H.
W.
Morton & Co., Inc.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Boland, Saffin,
Gordon
&
Sautter,
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co., Inc., Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., Inc., Granger &
Co.,
White,
Masterson
&
Co.,
Barrow, Leary & Co., Bioren &
Co., Cooley & Co., Coughlin N&
Co., Luce, Thompson & Crowe,
inc., and Newhard, Cook & Cc.
Additional Sale—The $1,000,000
airport revenue, series 1961 bonds
at the time
offered
Bond
syndicate
follows: Stone & Webster
as
Securities
Co.,
Orange, Tex.
3.55%.
of about
awarded
were
terest
of
cost
about
4.07%,
as
5s. Due
as
1965
to
as
235,000
1970
3%s.
from
250,000
1971
4s. Due
as
1978
J-D.
Interest
Elkins,
Searls, of Houston.
Paris
Sale—The
Bond
$1,500,000 un¬
limited
tax
schoolhouse,
series
1961 bonds offered on May 31—
193, p. 2271—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the First
National
Bank, Texas Bank
&
v.
a
rington
of
Directors
of
&
1
Perrin
Due
tb
the stockholders of record
the
close of business
June
Freer
1
1990 inclusive
Water
Control and Improve¬
Sale—An issue of
Bond
and
and
bonds
revenue
Sale—The
193,
to
Sour
Lake),
South
Davis
tax
schoolhouse
un¬
bonds
Co.,
000
to
FRED G.
PACE, Secretary.
May 22
on
syndicate
a
193,
15,
from
1965
June
15
sive.
Callable.
1961.
to
inclu¬
1993
Interest
J-D.
Le¬
of Dallas.
cate
were
of
the
follows:
as
Corp.,
syndi¬
Columbian
of
Texas, Dittmar & Co., Inc., Almon & McKinney,
Inc.,
Mercantile
National
Bank, and Texas Bank & Trust
-
Lynn County
(P. O. Tahoka),
building
The
to
1976 to
V'
South
Marble
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Water
Control
Improvement District No.
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DIVIDEND
TJ
Agency,
May
—
regular quarterly
a
dividend
the
of 25p
payable June
23,
M'i.
shareholders
11.
share
on
of
1961,
to
June 9, 1961.
G.
ft,
■
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of
record
Ml I
Texas
Finance
price of
par.
Corp.,
$300,000
bonds
sold
was
4.39%,
$45,000
as
from
255,000
from
J
a
2159
to
and
offered
the
First
Rauscher,
& Co., Inc., jointly, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
Rockford, Illinois
3.-
Home
p.
Federal
Pierce
President-Secretary
May 23. 196L
the
to
4V2S, at
obligation
May 26
about
J. LANDSTROM
Vice
bonds
Mercedes, Tex.
stock,
per
common
as
from
Co., at
a
41/4s.
Due
on
July
1
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
as
4.40s.
Due
on
cate
were
bacher
as
& Co.;
1962
to
1981
Principal and interest
&
the
of
syndi¬
Schwa-
follows:
Ba'rcus, Kindred &
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Juran &
Inc.;
Writer
Peters,
&
Co., and Lauren W.Gibbs.
VERMONT
Norwich
bids
until
8
bonds.
provement
Due
district
(J-D)
bids until 11 a.m.
dormitory
April
of
on
Due
on
Dated
April
from 1963 to 2000 inclusive.
A-O.
Legality
June
$420,000
bonds.
revenue
1960.
1,
(EDST)
purchase
the
for
13
1
Inter¬
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
&
est
South
Burlington
School
June
Dated
1,
from 1963 to
1
Principal
in¬
and
tle.
Bond
and
on
sewer
Wash.
Walla,
Sale—The
2272—were
Co.,
of
awarded
National
Bank
Burlington,
as
to
&
The
Trust
3y4s} at
a
price of par.
bonds offered
revenue
2272—were
Co., Inc.
p.
awarded to Blyth &
Bond
Roanoke, Va.
Offering — J,
Descarries,
jointly, at
Les
Robert
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Vinet
&
Co.,
price of 98.01.
a
Ecoles
and
Ltd.,
School
Protestant
2056
p.
—
Seattle
awarded
were
National
First
Seattle,
improvement
May 24—v. 193,
city
on
The
to
of
Bank,
2056—were awarded to Daw¬
Hannaford, Ltd., and Royal
Bank of Canada, jointly, at a price
of 96.752, a
net interest cost of
about 6.57%, as follows:
son,
Green
Centen,
City
sealed bids
until
May
9
Ltd., at
Port
to
general ob¬
Bond
rities
on
a
Madison
May 23 was sold
2056—were
until
bids
10
June 1,
1963 to
and
re¬
a.m.
June 7 for the pur¬
$9,000,000 sewerage ex¬
on
of
Due
1980
interest
Sale
on
payable at the First
National Bank of Madison.
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
May
9
to
Galle,
Dunn,
Bond
fered
on
—were
Tainter,
posed
series
B
May 23—v.
awarded
of The
Cody
No.
1
E.
Laflamme, Ltd., as 6s, at a
of 92.02, a basis of about
Quebec
Sale—The $285,000 school
offered on May 8—v. 193,
bonds
p.
2056
The
to
awarded
were
—
to
a
price
a
cost
97.92,
about
6.17%,
$185,000
interest
net
a
5V4S.
as
100,000
Due
bonds of¬
193,
p.
group
2160
com¬
Chapman, Howe & Co., at
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
1971
to
June 1
on
1966 inclusive.
6s. Due
as
1967
of
follows:
as
from 1962 to
St.-Elzear, Que.
Sale—The
Bond
improvement
May
8
—
$385,000 town
offered
on
bonds
193,
v.
awarded to
p.
2056
—
were
syndicate headed by
Banque Canadienne Nationale, at
a
price of 97.01.
a
Other
cate
members
were
as
syndi¬
t he
of
follows:
Credit Que¬
bec, Inc.; Florido Matteau & Fils,
Enrg.; Morgan Ostiguy & Hudon,
Ltd.,
and
W.
Pitfield
C.
&
Co.,
Ltd.
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
aqueduct
and
sewers
$448,500
of¬
bonds
on
Co., Ltd., at
American National
a
as
interest
Prairie Du Chien, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $895,000 school
May 29—v. 193,
a
price
of 97.460,, a
cost, of about
6.19%,
follows:
$11,500
5V4s.
as
Due
337,000
from
as
Due
6s.
1972
on
to
1976
as
dienne
1
June 1
inclusive.
on
Other members of the
were
June
1971 inclusive.
from 1962 to
par.
on
School Commission,
Bruno
Bond
net
Bank, of St. Paul, Stern Brothers
&
Co.; George K. Baum & Co.,
bonds offered
2056 — were
composed of
May 15 was sold to a
syndicate headed by Gairdner &
Sale—The $725,000 corpo¬
purpose,
p.
group
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc.; La Cor¬
poration de Prets de Quebec, and
fered
Eau
(P. O. Menomonie), Wis.
rate
a
Ste. Foy,
Weston,
Lucas,
Que.
The
193,
v.
—
awarded
ler, of Chicago.
Menomonie, City, Menomonie, Red
Cedar, Elk Mound, Spring Brook,
Sherman,
La
to
$185,000 city
bonds
offered
on
—
improvement
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1961.
awarded
Ste-Anne-de-Poetneuf,
Secu¬
Newman
Polk, District Secretary, will
sealed
$298,500 school
9—v. 193,
May
011
Bienvenue, Ltd., and McDougall & Christmas, Ltd., jointly,
at a price of 96.887.
(P.
Bond
offered
of
of $220,-
Metropolitan
Sewerage
O. Madison), Wis.
Offering — William J.
District
Commission,
Maison
as 33/4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.69%.
Co.,
100.054,
Sale—The
Belanger, Inc., jointly, at
Wis.
issue
An
Channer
The
School
Quebec
000 waterworks mortgage revenue
bonds offered
a
p.
Rene
Banque Canadienne Nationale and
Hartford,
—
offered
011
2056 — were
T. Leclerc,
price of 99.08.
193,
The
to
Cartier
-
$56,000 village
bonds
v.
—
awarded
St.
ligation city bonds.
Sale
Sale—The
improvement
7.19%.
20 for the
June
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
McMasterville, Que.
Bond
will receive
of $600,000
purchase
Due
1971
to
Clifford A.
—
Clerk,
6s.
as
1,
June
on
1963.
and
1964
Bay, Wis.
Offering
Due
5s.
as
74,000
price
Bond
$116,000 school
May 8—v. 193,
on
p.
J.
3s.
as
Sale—The
offered
bonds
Bond
Sale—The $45,000 general
Bond
price of
Thomas, City Clerk, will receive
$280,000
bonds offered
sold to The Mid¬
was
Securities
land
Wash.
Yakima,
and
VIRGINIA
construction
May 22
on
p.
$435,000 water
May 24—v. 193,
District
(P. O. Burlington), Vt.
Sale—The $75,000 school
bonds offered on May 24—v. 193,
p.
school
bonds
Walla
Towns Joint Sch. Dist.
Bond
School Commission,
(PDST)
tension, series 1961 bonds.
Sargent, Secretary of the Board
Trustees, will receive sealed
The
Quebec
Bond Sale—-An issue of
1962
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
(CDST)
Bond Offering—Colonel Edward
to
basis of about 5.59%.
a
Isle Maligne
$42,000
p.m.
June
on
inclusive.
chase
Northfield,
University,
awarded
—were
Inc., jointly, as 5V2S, at a price of
99.72,
on
June
12 for the purchase of
$50,000 general obligation city im¬
ceive
July
inplusive.
gerald,
price of
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; AllisonFitch, North
July 1
(J-J) pay¬
warrants
improvement
Offering—Mary M. Fitz¬
City Clerk, will receive
sealed
Williams Co.: Barret,
1971 to 1981 inclusive.
on
$302,-
Campbell, Waterman Co.
Bond
members
2056
p.
of
No. 61-S-15 bonds offered on May
23
was
sold
to
The
Southwick,
100.008.
Howard
follows:
Dated-July 1, 1961. Due
1
on
1961—were
p.
syndicate headed by
a
John Nuveen &
H.
1,
$721,000 water
revenue
Bond Sale—An issue of
general
offered
bonds
193,
25—v.
QUEBEC
Aylmer School Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—The $26,000 scnool
bonds offered on May 11—v. 193,
Bond
of
issue
improvement
local
Im¬
Sewer
District (P. O.
Bountiful), Utah
Sale
The
$1,500,000
awarded to
of
May 25—v. 193,
and
as
NOTICE
The Board of Directors de¬
clared
The
and
awarded
Housing
on
I'Jj'-4
on
were
—
—
tax
sewer
offered
CORPORATION
V >'
u
(A
Bond Sale
and
July 1
on
County
revenue
sewer
and
T exas
ap¬
Blair,
inclusive.
Vermont
Falls
local
760
and
provement
was
Securities
&
WISCONSIN
Company.
.fi'
Due
1991
$35,000
bonds
Southern
on
July 1
1975 inclusive.
to
3.80s.
as
curities
Sale—An issue of
exhibition
sold
1968
from
follows:
Christensen, Inc.; Bosworth, Sulli¬
van &
Co.; Channer Newman Se¬
T exas
Bond
Kansas
Due
4s.
as
Moody,
Co., both of Dallas.
M
of
101.199,
CANADA
Wash.
Sale—An
bonds offered
Other
members
Bellevue,
May 25—v.
Co.,
jointly, as 3.60s, at a price
a basis of about 3.49%.
cago,
of
The
Bank, and
Bank, both of Chi¬
Commission
of about 3.80%, as
from
Legality
by, Burcham
Spokane.
obligation
$80,000
interest
County
the
office.
in¬
1971
and
at
proved
Security Bank of
Utah, N. A., of Salt Lake City, at
a price of par, a
net interest cost
Bond
on
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton,
Securities
<
Treasurer's
to
1963
payable
and First
City,
by
Due
Trust
Commerce
will
Principal
(J-D)
improve¬
sewer
First National
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of Seat¬
O.
(P.
2272—were awarded to a
composed of The Harris
& Savings Bank, of Chicago;
Trust
sold
was
headed
June
District
Im¬
p.
group
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Dated
Sewer
County
obligation
from
1
clusive.
terest
Sale—The $1,050,000 gen¬
Bond
970,000
Sale—An issue of $1,250,unlimited
tax
schoolhouse
June
on
1961.
ment bonds offered on
$1,001,000
May 31—v. 193, p~ 2379
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
composed of Rowles, Winston &
Co., Fridley & Frederking, Russ
bonds offered
4%s and 4%s,
Bountiful), Utah
eral
on
Other
May 23, 1961.
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
on
June
6
for the purchase of
$345,000 general obligation school
bonds.
Bated June 1, 1961.
Due
1981
provement
Texas
Sale—The
May 29—
on
price of par.
a
Lillian Miller,
—
Treasurer,
awarded to
were
—
Harris Trust & Savings
Banque du Canada, and Belanger,
Medina, Wash.
UTAH
In¬
Offering
County
Bond
$111,500 water
Finance Agency, as
Lentz, Newton & Co.
Consolidated
Walker,
2272—were awarded to
Housing and Home
p.
tax
sold
was
to
Federal
$985,000
unlimited
sewer
sold
was
$120,000
Lind Consolidated
No. 158 (P. O.
Ritzville), Wash.
Waggener.
works bonds offered
at
County,
School District
Woodson, Tex.
v.
District, Duval County, Texas
ment
bonds
Austin. &
the
16, 1961.
n
(P. O.
Bond Sale—-An issue of
Bond
Oct
on
T exas
at
v,»'
WASHINGTON
Adams
price of
a
Independent
Jacksboro),
County-Line
District
Oct. 1 from
Hamilton Securities Co.,
Moroney, Beissner & Co., at a
price of par.
phenol-Borg Electronics Cor¬
poration held today a quar¬
terly dividend of thirty-five
cents
(35(f) per share was de¬
clared
payable June 30, 1961,
Co., Inc., at
2272
p.
Legality
approved
by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
York City.
j /
Bond
school
Oct.
on
on
4.10s.
as
from 1984 to
&
Am-
of Dallas, First
in St. Louis, Har¬
Co., Inc., and E. F.
&
Hutton
Bond
Board
both
Co..
Trust
on
Monday, June 5, 1961
.
New
Bond
T exas
(EST)
noon
the
.
office.
&
Independent School District,
inclusive.
and
(Chicago suburb),
a
meeting of the
Weems
until
for
purchase of $2,600,000 public school,
series K
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved
Vinson,
by
inclusive.
1983
to
350,000
Due
1977
21
revenue,
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1978 inclusive.
Oct. 1 fiom
on
inclusive.
to
Dividend Notice
Illinois—At
June
series
1961
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961. Due on
system
er
Irving Independent School District,
Broadview
re¬
p.m.
T exas
$165,000
offered
ii
7:30
(CST) on June 6 for the purchase
of $400,000 waterworks and sew¬
School
follows:
limited
BORG,*
will
until
bids
sealed
par.
Bond
*
Archie N.
—
Manager,
bids
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc., at a price of par, a net in¬
DIVIDEND NOTICES
,
City
sealed
ceive
National Bank,
a
Smithers
dependent School Dist. (P. O.
M
Offering
Walker,
syndicate composed of F. S.
&
Co.,
the
First
of
Michigan Corp., Tripp & Co., Inc.,
to
Hardin-Jefferson
AMPHEN0L
National
Boothman, of Dallas.
Co.,
Stuart &
90 bonds offered at the same time
; i'
American
the
at
4V2S,
Halsey,
by
water
Sale—The
Additional
syndicate
a
Inc., and
lanta, Mercantile National Bank
at
Dallas, Eddleman, Pollok &
Fosdick, Inc., First National Bank,
!M
to
Bank,
in
Austin.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
of
''
awarded
were
headed
Texas
Schools,
of
sealed
(CST)
District
Worth),
Fort
.
follows:
syndicate
Banque
Cana¬
Nationale, Dawson, Hanna¬
ford, Ltd., J.-T. Gendron,
Lagueux
&
DesRochers,
Inc.,
Ltd.,
Boulanger,
Ltd.,
& Co., Inc.
and
Garneau,
Oscar
Dube
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