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JUN 6
Whe
ipson
ltabushm
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
New York 7, N.
Number 5957
191
Volume
General
Price
Yi, Monday, June 6, 1960
INSURANCE • MISCELLANEOUS
•
The
Chemical Co., Inc.—Acquired—
Lestoil Products, Inc. below.
■ .
■ ; .y
Adell
N'N-
with
In This Issue
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit
Stock
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Midwest
Toronto Stock
Toronto Stock
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
and Penn
Airways,
Messrs.
,
ganizers of
the
and
and
Jacobs
later
investment in
or
transferred
persons
for
gregate
1960,
an
the
the
of
shares of its
and
of
the
and
said
15,000
Penn
three
the
company's
public
of
individuals
stock,
for
will
250,000
own
the
outstanding
$3.30 per
net cost
at
cost
a
approximately 49% of
the public of 825,000 or
to
5/f
mortgage
l,e
PRESENT
*
Per
1969____I__
stock,
value
25
no
on
leases
of
exercise
upon
Akron, Canton
Ramfi0d oper.
Ended
way
inter-company
See
510,000 shs.
APril 3°—
388,518
fr' ry> °Pers_v r™y 0Per.
inc.—
v'
the
company
has
$2,044,719
1,478,589
$566,130
187,939
$464,913
150,302
$197,890
70,513
to
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
RaihfL J
ded April 3°— I960—Month—1959
1960—4 Months—1959
Railn nf, 0per- revenUe—
$1,370,706
$1,611,889
$5,565,487 $5,700,098
way
Pty.
1,236,402-
1,278,978
from ry-
$91,728
129,996
0Per.
y ,°rPer> lnc—
Deficit.—V. 191,
p.
4,871,713
5,028,132-
Railwf??nded April 30~
RailJS nPCr'
ay oper.
Net.rev,
Net
~~V-
y-
$828,385
$537,355
*210,763
185,982
&
Northern
RR. Co.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
I960—4 Mos.—1959
$238,575
$331,204
$1,046,653
'• %
expenses,
137,810
150,064
618,422
594,584
$100,765
19L"p.l98l"
$181,140
$428,231
18,441
ops.
42,103
74,229
$661,545
157,547
United
Commercial Production
in 1954. In 1958,
commercial quantities;
manufacture of nylon 6 in the
following ten years of original research.
heavy-denier fibers began at Chesterfield Va.,
Golden Caprolan tire cord was first produced in
capacity for this yarn
Polvmer
is
Corp.
plastics with
a
centers in
Corp
in
the start-up
will market
Virginia.
Allison
See
Can Co.,
agent
chattel
Laboratories,
Y.—Files With SEC—
ff
rpi
SEC
rrfv°/J?0faHon
enng
0U
100,000
Long
Island
kJiJV
May 26 filed
shares
Inc.,
of
a
letter of notification with the
stock
(par
10 cents)
to
common
Inc.—Acquired—
Trust
Co.
Inc.—Appointments—
has
been
will
Wireless
Globe
communication
Radio
Telegraph
&
of
paying
of the firm's 6% guaranteed
,
'
America—Acquisition—
May 31 announced it had acquired a fourth major
source
of
bauxite, the ore of aluminum, by exercising an option
covering mining rights on 30,000 acres of bauxite bearing lands in
Jamaica.
:
< t
This
company
on
provide
services
Co.,
American Can
.
addition
An
much
a
for
comprehensive
more
Globe
of
range
customers.
Sociedad
and
Radio
Anonima
Argentina
Co.—Acquisition—
the
to
announced
timbcrland
of
holdings
the
American
Can
Co.
May 26 by William C. Stolk, President, through
the acquisition of The Allison Lumber Co., Inc., of Bellamy, Ala.
'
The Allison property includes about 125,000 acres which is recognized
in the industry as one of the finest timberland stands in the south,
Mr.
Stolk
said. The property,
in Choctaw and Sumter Counties, is
adjacent to the new, large pulp and paper mill of the Marathon
was
of
Division
Founded
on
American
in
of
Allison
in
has
Naheola, Ala.
been
pioneer
a
in
Batson
O.
will
400
Mr.
continue
Stolk
Vice-President
as
said.
forestry
Allison
The
and
Manager
of
not
was
disclosed.
American Convalescent Foundation, Inc.
fered—The
May 26
American
Convalescent
It was
—
a
cash
Stock Of¬
Foundation, Inc.,
a
formed last December by five Oregonians, on
offered for sale to the public 60,000 shares of
stock at $5 per share. Par value is also $5.
Foundation
Mt.
includes
organization
employees.
Purchase price of the acquisition
transaction.—V. 190, p. 1290.
and
modern
and no change in the company saw mill and lumber operations
contemplated,
about
Co.
the 125,000 acres Is in pine land. The company
mill and markets Southern Pine lumber under the
name.
John
Allison,
is
saw
Can
Allison
1901,
Most
also operates a
practices.
the
appointed trustee, registrar and
1970.
_
Now, in addition to Globe Wireless, the AC&R System is composed of
All America Cables & Radio, Inc., The Commercial Cable Co., Mackay
common
below.
for $2,200,000 principal amount
mortgage notes due Apr. 30,
Telegraph Corp.
Telephone &
BUSINESS—Headed
Aloha Airlines,
applica¬
approved the
Tower, President of AC&R, in commenting on the Commission's
action, on May 27 explained that his company's acquisition
B.
company
Lumber Co.,
American
chemicals and
Auckland, New Zealand and distri¬
capital cities.
of the jointly-owned Australian facilities, Poly¬
the Plaskon nylon molding compound manufac¬
all the Australian
Pending
mer
is now being tripled.
major manufacturer of organic
plants in Sydney and
Aluminum Co.
CiK?^xfS0n ^eseai*ch
<ty» N-
Allied Chairman of the
Chemical
pioneered the
Radio Corp.—Acquisition—
Communications Commission has
(Buenos Aires').—V. 191, p. 2197.
to
^AUtedTchemical
Irving
ry.
^
•
Chief
and
$1,256,129
income
Federal
recently submitted by American Cable & Radio Corp. and Globe
Ltd., for the transfer of Globe's control from its present
stockholders to AC&R.
The latter company is an associate of Inter¬
of
Acquired—
Executive Officer, said this was another move .in a
increase manufacturing activities in Allied
s
international operations.
The proposed plant, he said would have an
initial capacity sufficient to supply all current needs of the Australian
market with provision for rapid expansion as the demand for nylon
tire
cord,
carpeting, nylon textiles and plastic molding compound
tured
revenue,,
from
oper.
$375,487
231,992
1931.
Alabama, Tennessee
1873.
Wireless,
B.
Ltd.—Formed—
announcement, Kerby H. Fisk,
making the
bution
*nPf
p.
favorable
Corp. (Pty.) Ltd., of Australia, on May_ 26
joint company, Allied Polymer Pty. Ltd., and
the outset nylon tire cord, monofilament and mold-
at
manufacture
program
1960—4 Mos.—1959
382.512
Polymer
of
Nefelue„V:
191,
national
below.—V. 191, p. 2085.
Manufacturing Co.—Assets
States
expenses,
facility in France and
of a type which must
tion
Chemical and Polymer
Allied
Board
1981.
oper.
New
general corporate purposes.
Porter Co., Inc., below,>•■;•
K.)
(H.
Allied
^In
$2,019,230
1,554,317
$580,402
$116,814
37,198
& Co.,
Corp.—Forms Company-
Pty. Ltd.
Polymer
Cohon
Morris
announced plans to form a
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$505,332 •
Nf.f r.fi
p.
arrangements,
& Youngstown
expenses,
°Per.
191,
warrants.
:
revenue—
ay
the
property.
real
48
Fund Notices, 48
47
record
25,000wts.
25,000wts.
prH
ese' 2°.000 shares have been reserved for issuance upon exrp.il6 5, "restricted stock options," and 25,000 shares have been
ivecl
for
48
■
to be used for
are
Allied Paint
cents
1,000,000 shs.
issuance
1
56
11
'h
'
Allied
see
Srv°Jl stock Purchase warrants,:
Except
35
35
40,000
share,
for
Y
1
proceeds
through
share,
per
Allied Chemical
16,497
par
N
The
$57,112
42-348
'
indebtedness
NOTE:
$3
at
offered
be
Outstanding
,
mortgage due 1970___________^__
Common
advanced hydraulics manufacturing
industrial hydraulic equipment
most
The
FINANCING
Authorized
,
due
Co.—Acquires—
has
company
currently be imported into that country.
The French plant, located at Vierzon, about 100 miles south of Paris,
is the third manufacturing unit for industrial hydraulics acquired by
Brakeshoe International during the last year.
Earlier, the Swiss firm
acquired hydraulics companies ia England and Belgium.
The
Vierzon
plant will
manufacture
industrial hydraulic
pumps,
presses, valves and controls of the types manufactured in the United
States by the Denison Engineering Division of American Brake Shoe.
The
plant will be operated, together with the English and Belgian
facilities, as part of the Denison Division of Brakeshoe International.
Used until now for the manufacture of gear-cutting machine tools,
the plant has 100,000 square feet of floor space and an employment
of 250.
When in full production of industrial hydraulics the plant will
employ more than 500 people.
Acquisition of the French plant is part of American Brake Shoe's
program
to achieve greater penetration of overseas markets by the
establishment
of
manufacturing facilities abroad, according to Mr.
Dunn.
During the past year. Brake Shoe established Brakeshoe Inter¬
national, which in turn established or;< acquired the three industrial
hydraulics units mentioned above, a facility in West Germany for the
repair of airborne hydraulic pumps on NATO aircraft, and an auto¬
motive brake lining company in France.
The parent company's invest¬
ment in overseas operations is now greater than $5 million, almost all
of
that investment having
been made during the past two years.
own
TO
EFFECT
o»\land Installment contract due 1973
sundry
the
American Cable &
York
GIVING
(par $1)
manufacture
—V.
.
CAPITALIZATION
that
1
the
will
$51,200 or approximately
of
will
public
stock
common
share.
be
of
them
to
the
and
Banks
Reserve
Distribution—A secondary
1
acquired a plant in France for the
production of industrial hydraulic equipment. The plant was acquired
through the company's wholly-owned Swiss subsidiary, Brakeshoe Inter¬
national, S. A., from the French firm of La Precision Moderne. It will
Statement of Federal
Redemption Calls and Sinking
The Course of Bank Clearings
Airways
extensive Alcoa
the Dominican
Suriname, South America;
American Brake Shoe
48
—
.
supplement
will
development
and at Bauxite, Ark.
common
44%
approximately
share
per
of
^
smelted;
Kempton Dunn, President of American Brake Shoe Co., announced on
June
exchange. After the sale to
stock offered, said two
the outstanding common
such
upon
shares
System
Combined Condition
stock. Messrs.
(approximately 86.3%) of
Penn
of
shares
224,360
stock
common
the
shares
500
Reserve
Federal
outstanding
for 260,000
720,000
shares for the 1,000 shares of Jacobs
exchanged all of the
with the company
Airways
29,000
the
Jock centsa combined
at
22.8
six
corporations
Berger and Juviler received
the
Offerings—.
Dividends Declared and Payable——
Foreign Exchange Rates,—
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
stock; 216,000 shares being issued for the
common
Corporation and Investment News—
State and City Bond
sold
price of $48,550, -and also realized an ag¬
on
transactions in Montgomery stock. On
stockholders of Atlantic and the two stock¬
seven
shares of Atlantic
stock
of $110,500. Subsequently they
Atlantic stock owned by them to
assistant
distribution of
was made on
by The First Boston Corp. at $87.75 per share,
with a dealer's concession of $1.75 per share. This offer¬
ing was quickly completed.—V. 191, p. 1001.
Miscellaneous Features
aggregate
$10,750
of
holders of Jacobs
stock
Airways
Penn
three years, Is
from Jamaica's
next
miles
15
months ago by agreement
Caribex, Ltd., a wholly-owned
American
Alcoa's
Jamaican
Secondary
Exchange— 35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
General
and
and
10
100,000 shares of common stock
June
Transactions New York Stock
A. Juviler, who are the or¬
all of the stock of Atlantic
which they had acquired at
corporation
22.4%
profit
Feb.
in
of
such
SEC Index of Stock Prices
in
and Adolphe
1957 owned
Berger
company,
an
5,
Inc.,
Alexandre
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
National
Pennsylvania in 1953; Mont¬
("Montgomery"), a wholly-owned subsidiary
Pennsylvania in 1957; Wellington Packaging
subsidiary of Atlantic, organized in Delaware
Engine Co., organized in Delaware in 1957,
organized in Pennsylvania in 1959.
Inc.
Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
limited financial resources, must be considered in
relation to the ability
of the company and its subsidiaries to carry
out the foregoing
program. The subsidiaries
are:
Enterprises
Exchange
is
new
Republic;
39
40
41
44
45
35
Canadian Stock Exchange
facts, including the
gomery
The
of
Streepey,
bauxite mining operations in
39
39
Montreal Stock Exchange
if is intended to apply the
develop those of the current
a minor part of the enter¬
prise, are not so terminating, but also to develop such new businesses.
The company and Its subsidiaries are small organizations with a total
of approximately 42 officers
and employees and have only a minor
position in the various businesses in which they are engaged. Such
of Atlantic, organized
in
Machinery Inc., an 80%
in 1960; Jacobs Aircraft
—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
gradually are terminating. Accordingly,
proceeds of this financing not only to
activities which, although forming only
organized
Coast Stock Exchange
Pacific
area
examination
aluminum
15
27
31
36
36
36
36
38
Stock Exchange
Boston
additional new businesses relating to the projected manu¬
distribution of gas turbine engines, the leasing of light
aircraft and packaging
machinery for use by commercial concerns
and the development of certain real
estate. Substantially all of the
sales of the existing
businesses are derived from activities which
Corp.,
PAGE
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock Exchange,,
American
and
Aviation
V.
New York Stock
sidiaries in
Atlantic
"
.
the
over
Kingston
the
Metal Climax, Inc.
production manager, said a
of the leasehold's deposits of Caribbean type
bauxite
has
just been completed. The construction and development
program calls for production to begin by June
1, 1963.
The ore will
then
be
shipped to Alcoa's Point Comfort,
(Texas)
refining plant
for
the extraction of alumina, the white oxide
from which metallic
Stock and Bond Quotations
;■
of
Government
subsidiary
W.
geological
Exchange (Stocks)—
develop
will
west
optioned
Jamaican
the
Canadian
George
New York Stock
Alcoa
Parish,
Alcoa
coast.
sou-th
Industries, Inc. — Stock Offered — Myron A.
Lomasney & Co., of New York City, on May 31 publicly
offered 250,000 shares of Aero Industries, Inc. common
stock (par 25 cents) at $3.30 per share.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received by the company from
thp sale
of the common stockj after, commissions and expenses, will
fiiereeate approximately 8665,000 (80% of gross proceeds). Such proreeds initially
are to become part of the company's general funds,
and as such may be applied to any corporate purpose.BUSINESS—Aero Industries,
Inc. was organized in Delaware on
jan 7
I960 to acquire directly or Indirectly all the outstanding stock
of four corporations and
80% of the stock of a fifth corporation
(all now "subsidiaries"
of the company) which are engaged in a
variety of businesses,
and to engage directly or through said sub¬
which
site,
Clarendon
in
Aero
facture
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD • PUBLIC UTILITY • INDUSTRIAL
See
$1.25
Tabor
owns
by
and
realtor-builder
will
convalescent
continue
hospitals
Paul
A.
Federici,
President,
to
on
operate both the Gateway
Portland's east side.
Gateway has been in operation for two years. Mt. Tabor was com¬
pleted in January of this year. The $275,000 of capital realized from
the
current sale of stock will represent a public ownership of about
32%. Officers, directors, and original investors own
the balance of
stock
outstanding, representing roughly $132,000 in cash, and land
and buildings worth $443,000.
Dr.
Marvin
President,
J.
Urman
is
Secretary;
and Jack Urman, Treasurer,
Dr.
Jerry
William
A.
Fisher,
A. Barfoot, selling
Viceagent
2
for
the
Mt.
has
is
licensed
a
Chairman of American Israeli Paper Mills, in
ceremonies, predicted that sales for the
present
fiscal year should approach $14,000,000 or double the some
$7,000,000 estimated for the year ended March 31, 1960, Mr. Mazer,
also treasurer of Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp., maintains his head"quarters in New York.—V. 191, p. 197.
.
; <
a
94
patients. Both facilities serve chronically »diseased patients and
those still recuperating after receiving maximum general hospitalization,
Mr.
Federici says '"I he ownership of
well-equipped, modern con¬
valescent hospitals is expanding,
to meet the growing needs of aging
persons who require nursing but who cannot afford the greater expense
of
general hospital care. Our company has developed both a design
for convalescent hospitals—we have built two—and a plan of admin¬
istration which enable us to offer such care on a profitable basis.
"The
of
Health
company's
hope
There
is
for
and
obvious
an
Portland,
Portland,*
defined
as
Troutdale,
the
by
of
Board
The
Foundation's
Terminal
is
circular
available
Portland.—V.
Building,
from
191,
The
*.•"'*
r
Chemical
for
Corp.
Bank
the
of
York
New
stock
common
Trust
the
of
.'
Co.
has
been
191,
compressors
and
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd.—Expansion—
were
of
and
new
pumps.—V.
formally
expanded
dedicated
$12,000,000
a
paper-making
additional
machine;
electronic
the
will
local
The
out
and
191,
well
missiles,, as
used
offset
to
by
of
Israeli
and
economic
will
continue
by
©00
year.
to
the
be
mill.
paper
amount
to
size
to
materials.
intensive
locally
and
remainder
its
ton
this
staff
mark,
as
and
company
achieve
in
pounds
a
rapid
well
to
of
yielding
the
its
to
first
Israel,
as
by
the
integrated
result
of
&
Brown
W.
Nolan,
B.
of
now-
paper
and
program,
herein
—V.
&
issuer
Lemon
to
& Co.—
&
the
unsubscribed
Bache
Kreeger &
Co._
Rouse,
All
in
the
per
capita
consumption
year.
4
&
8 V2
Birely & Co.
8V2
Rohrbaugh
&
Ander
Co.,
depending
sources
upon
likely
a
decrease
in yields will
find
more
■
a more general appeal than that for a few
large
banks appear to absorb them? Not if the
economy continues to move sideways and
the Federal Reserve's credit
loosening action does not lower the prevailing interest
POSTPONEMENTS
IN
THE
issues,
of which
appears
are
of
At the end of this column there is
million
in equities and $134.6 million in bonds—a total of
$169 million. Among the
backlog of issues removed from the Chronicle's calendar, as the tentative date
previ¬
ously set verged on the possible instead of staying on the probable, is the Wallace
Properties $12 million debenture and 360,000 shares of common offering under the
aegis of Harriman Ripley & Co. The underwriter expects its offering will
reappear
in the latter half of this month.
of the spread between the June 6th week and the June 13th
week (see
below), it may not be unlikely that some syndicate managers and underwriters
decide to shift their issues to the latter week.
view
table
may
TOTAL
OF CORPORATES
WITH
The aggregate dollar volume of all corporates,
visible supply, containing probable public
Dec.
6)
consist
adds
of
up
senior
OFFERING DATES
including and going beyond the 28-day
offering dates (this takes in June 6Out of this figure approximately
$1,019,183,500
obligations and $311,797,600 are in preferreds and common
looks
table
of
owned
forth;
First
National
Apache Towers
by Tower
oy
is
the
owned
company
and
two-
by F & R Towers, Inc
the proceeds of which
Corp.),
the
used
to
acquisition
conclude
stock
common
J.
of
the
Rand
and
of
the
purchase
Apache
by
Towers,
Tower
Inc.
Build¬
owned
by
.i-.s/:
$85,000
will
be
Approximately
a
Inc.,
loan
the
acquisition
$27,000
in
the
proceeds
of
the
will
be
principal
of
used
Rand
used
to
Northwestern
repay
to
of
sum
which
loan
Na¬
and
Foshay
will
be
Columbia
repay
$26,386.29
Heights
owed
by Apache
in
part
to finance
Properties.
The
used
were
loan
was
the company.
Approximately
$120,000
used
to
the
MUNICIPAL CAPITAL DEMAND
•
Stocks
Total
Corporates
58,075,000
1__ .101,527,900
$457,273,900
27-July
$255,839,640
$713,113,540
103,162,500
125,168,900
Total of Both
*
Municipals
Financings
$119,263,000
$421,217,340
139,353,000
117,418,000
162,298,000
322.180.8
220,580,500
287.466.9
$538,332,000 $1,251,445,
Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel Commission
$200 million bonds tentatively scheduled for June. Also excludes Richvale Irriga¬
tion District $120 million
bonds; State of Texas $62.5 million Veterans Land Bonds;
$55 million Oklahoma City, Okla., bends; $350 million Arizona Power Authority
debentures
and
IN
THE
CALENDAR
240,000 shares of
common
of Teleregister Corp.; $12 million
Co.; $4,665,000 Atlantic Coast Line RR. equipment trust
certificates; $6 million debentures and 120,000 shares, capital, of United Financial
Corp. of Calif.; $8 million Witco Chemical Co. debentures; $25 million Baltimore
Laboratory For Electronics, Inc. common;
Anchorage, Alaska; $15 million Memphis, Tenn.; $25
million Pennsylvania General State
Authority, Pa.; $5,870,000 Kern County Joint
Union High School District, Calif.; $15 million Los
Angeles Department of Water &
Gas & Electric Co. bonds; 100,000 shares of
and in municipals—$6,095,000
<
Power
Week
System, Calif.; $8.5 million Pennsylvania State University, Pa.
of June 13:
335,880 shares of Aid, Inc. common; 298,204 shares of Coca-Cola
Bottling Co. of N. Y., Inc. common; $10 million Franklin Corp. common; 210,045
shares
of
Obear-Nester
Glass Co. common $50 million Consolidated Edison Co. of
bonds; 100,000 shares of Garrett Corp. common; 60,000 shares of Harnischfeger Corp. preferred; $30 million Alberta Municipal Financing Corp debentures!
$3 million debentures and $5 million bonds of Savannah Electric & Power Co.; and
New York
in municipals—$30 million
Kentucky; $25 million Michigan; $15 million Milwaukee,
Wis.; $5 million Pasadena City Junior College District, Calif.; $10 million Philadel¬
phia School District, Pa.; $5 million University of Illinois, Board of Trustees, 1114
$17 million Puerto Rico.
Week
of June 20: $6 million Farrington Mfg. Co. debentures; $12 million Southern
sinking fund debentures; $20 million notes and 150,000 shares of com¬
mon of James
Talcott, Inc.; $10 million City of Oslo, Norway, bonds; 750,000 shares
of Harvey Aluminum, Inc.
common; $8.3 million Miles Laboratories, Inc. debentures,
and in municipals—$5 million
Maricopa County School District No. 210, Ariz.;
million Alabama; $9 million
Norfolk, Va.; $15 million Ohio; $20 million Maryland
Union Gas Co.
to $1,331,000,000.
State Roads
debt
Week of June 27:
shares.
A more
be
Inc.
Corporate
,
bonds Washington Gas Light
likely to be quite active in bond
$47.1 million in bonds—a total of $123 million. During this same
Thursday through
Wednesday week, the addition of corporates to the New Issue Calendar was $34.4
part
set
repay
owed
Issues of $1 million and over. Excludes
lion
SECTOR
Still holding up the dollar volume of corporates is the amount
of issues postponed
to a later date due, for the most part, to the time it still takes
between the filing and
the registration of a security with the SEC. The flotation of
corporates during the
week of May 26 through June 1 came to
approximately $75.9 million in equities and
thi
following
shares of Food Fair Stores, Inc.
common; $10 million Growth Capital, Inc. common;
$60 million bonds and 60,000 warrants of Midwestern Gas Transmission
Co.; $6 mil¬
large proportions—particularly Midwestern Gas Trans¬
a summary of the
larger bond and stock
issues tentatively scheduled for each of the weeks in the
28-day tabulation.
some
mission.
is
to
the
Among the larger forthcoming issues for the period June 6-July 1 there are:
Week of June 6: $5,050,000 Certified Credit & Thrift
Corp. stock; $45 million North¬
western Bell Telephone Co.
debentures; $35 million Pennsylvania Co. bonds; 168,833
Friday and Tuesday, respectively.
CORPORATE
of
LARGER ISSUES
In that event municipal issuers may have to continue
facing the prob¬
offering a competitive yield which, so far this year, has been distasteful to
them. Municipals sold during the week of
May 26 through June 1 came to $142,867,520
if two Canadian
non-tax-exempt issues are included—i.e., $28 million Montreal, Que.,
In the corporate area the week of June 6
which
for
use
which
of
stock
$301,954,340
182,827,800
pattern.
on
such
of
bonds, and $62 million Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation Dist. bonds in late June-July,
lem of
and $50 million Province of Quebec debentures
used
subsidiary
$93,889,340
93,221,800
45,087,500
23,641,000
Total—
tax-exempts coming out but will
In
Bonds "
: "
June 20-June 24__
..
all
The dollar value data are obtained from public and private
whether they have been publicly announced or not.
6-June 10__ $208,065,000
June 13-June 17__ >: 89,606,000
,..
of
repay
to Kenneth H.
mortgage loan in the principal amount of $119,812 owed by
Plaza, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company. The
proceeds of this loan were used in part to finance the cost of
acquiring
June
*
should
herein
are
amount
in
Approximately
Bank
(5)
trickle to
State and municipal obligations beyond the end of this
month, however, are as scarce
as bullish stock market
analysts. Most
rate
A
•
June
of
they
be
common
stock
to
will
finance
to
Towers,
CORPORATE AND
SIDNEY BROWN
a stream (by
monetizing more Federal debt and commenc¬
rediscount rate), is an eveh larger State of California issue. It is
$93 million instead of the withdrawn $50 million one of last week and it is due to
appear on June 28.
#
a
used
the
the
J
below that of June, 1959.
ing to lower the
redemption
offering,
tnac
in
Apache
will
Corporate
opening from
and
business
Apache
,;v'.
■
which
loan
of
$666.67
Lee
below.
The significant story in the calendar of
capital offerings for the oncoming four weeks
is the sharp rise in
municipals coming into the market. Their total, almost doubled
compared to last week's four-week projection, is
$538,332,000 for issues of and larger
than $1 million.
Incidentally, coming back into the market, in what appears to be
a more propitious time now that
the Federal Reserve has shifted the credit valve
of
....
proposes
subsidiary
R
(4)
Chemical Co.—Acquired—
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
common
guaranteed by
Carbon
close
right
properties.
Towers,
2301.
Columbian
in
$1,500,000
wholly-owned
a
Inc.
State
1V2
IV2
Co.—_____
such
R
&
4
2
_
the
mav
notice
tional Bank of Minneapolis a loan in that amount owed
by Apache
Towers, Inc., the proceeds of which loan were used to finance, in
part,
the
purchase
of
the
Rand
and
Foshay
Properties.
The
loan
was
guaranteed by the company and by Apache Corp.
.:
See
were
&
(2)
4
—
Robinson and Lukens
'
Inc.,
ings,
7y2
Becker
Brewer,
Bryant
the
stock
by.
that
The loan was guaranteed by Apache Corp. and
by
Towers, Inc., Apache Production Corp. and APAF Co., its
wholly-owned
subsidiaries,
and
by
Apache
Realty
Corp.-,
and
its
wnolly-owned subsidiary, Tower Buildings, Inc.
F
_.
•_
for
this
1962
at
-4;';V..
of
company
priority
F
Co.____—.—___
&
the
the
of
Foshay
units.
Hemphill. Noyes & Co
12,/2
___.
loan
from
shares.
important
increase
in
wholly-owned
(3)
Jones,
12Vz
12V2
—
Co.__
(b)
and
unsubscribed
the
Minneapolis a
(one-third
of' the
thirds
Un¬
will be in units consisting of
the units so purchased by
the
as
Co.,
■;
warrants
of
its
fixed
preferred
1,
however,
share
any
date
proceeds
of
July
Provided,
to
as
the
to
net
proceeds
Buildings,
a
Mackall & Coe
Inc.
Parker &
p.
of
and
referred
—_
&
exercise
number
prior
of
Inc.
.> v.
the
terminate
Approximately
Bank
Additional
of
day
stock.
being offered be Suld, win'be apprtMun^ueiy $.>,145,01)0
which
net
II)
Financing
conditions
and
shall
shares
and' after
011
.
securities
said
Corp.
as
common
PROCEEDS—The
named below have Severally
percentages
indicated below
capital stock offered hereby
its
12Vic[c
Co.,
Peabody
191,
upon
of
underwritres
Sons
Redpath
Ferris
for
equal
an
Inc.
Auchincloss,
terms
Fleming-
Hibbs
Johnston.
shares
such
by the
of each
are
Kidder,
Mills
pulp
this
share
(1)
Folger,
development for a coun¬
self-sufficiency. A rising standard of
an
purchases
Alex.
search
Paper
series
corporation
underwritres
pulp
production,
new
fully
a
in
one
make
needed
Israeli
annual
a
the
the
in
bank
subscribed
not
are
as
the
to
the underwriters
the
respective
purchase,
to
from
such
materials.
American
as
(a)
require¬
research
methods
continuing
introduce
Israel's
economic
a
pulp
enabled
is
agreed
cornstalks
pulp
comprehensive
of
and
products.
straw
unbleached
Security
'v7-v, ;-?>•.
Agreement,
derwriting
duplicating
devising
research
grown
has
Dollar
savings to
$4,000,000 annually,
61
The
kraft,
wrap,
consumer
after
turn
which
bond,
fruit
local
and
the
Beloits,
book,
fifth
the
on
preferred stock may be
redeemed
July 1, 1962, by notice
and
together with dividends
of the redemption date.
share.
reported financing by this
by American
and
details follow:
to
imported. Utilization of the local straw and corn¬
mills is yielding Israeli farmers about $1,000.-
of
40.000
striving to
paper
and
program
living has resulted
of
only
to
of
bleached
scientists,
raw
Our May 30 issue
—
company
station,
capacity
pulp
new
grades—making
its
do
Meanwhile,
the
excess
are
tissue,
utilizes
Mills
of
able
was
to
manifold,
complete line
a
Paper
additional
passing the
try
plus
half
expansion
double
generating
sell
including
of
the
produce
This
to
machines
American
stalks
a
paper-making
it
use
Details
new
a
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
newsprint,
Israeli
This
and
unpaid
Corp.
non-assessable
conversion
non¬
speculation.
a
after
and
on
FEATURES—Each
Roalty
Apache
as
are
May 1, 1961
value of the shares called,
and
CONVERTIBLE
:
American Security & Trust Co.—Additional
new
a
machine;
paper
V1
.
Corp.
par
thereon
accrued
$20).-Units
units until
as
FEATURES—The
Realty
of the
purposes
result
a
new
to
specifications,
over
ments.
is a
position
a
original
two
papers
produce
in
As
installed
Apache
cumulative, convertible
(par
offered
were
various
in
2085.
p.
Mills
Paper
26.
has
laboratories;
various
of
wrapping,
American
the
on
research
1960 start
August
company
May
on
company
company.
company's
paper
sulphite
and
Israeli
American
Israel,
the
modifications
an
the
put
utility
of
Hadera,
program,
equipment
pulp mill. Slated for
which
facilities
in
expansion
1106..
stock
preferred
securities
payment
Inc.—Registers With SEC
American Machine & Metals,
and
104,665
REDEMPTION
by
active, includ¬
shares
The
40,131
stock and 5 shares of 6y2%
These
This company,
with offices at 233 Broadway, New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 31, 1960, covering 64,386
of capital stock issued or reserved for issuance upon exercise
of
outstanding' options or options to be issued.—V.
191, -pp. 1214
appointed
1769.
p.
58,354
ill
$224,269
53,238
1981.
redeemable
and
-
Corp.—V.
engines,
deficit
2^
$236,787
railway oper.
mon
line
its broad
for
which AMF is
in
atomic energy, aircraft and guided
home."-Cuno
industrial
filters also are
the
of
$43,374
Realty Corp.—Securities
Offered—APA, Inc
Minneapolis 2, Minn., on May 9 publicly offered to
quick sale 23,300 units of-stock at $150 per unit,
less
$13y2,
Each unit consisted of 18 shares of $1 par com¬
Registrar
—
-
Appointed—
registrar
Aluminum
well known
is
Cuno
$25,137
severable and must be traded
industries
in
$2,833 467
2.546,542
Apache
acquisition, Mr. Patterson said, J-'It
AMP's position in the water purification
fields.
Months—19"5q
$2,783,329
of
Cuno
expand
used
are
1960—4
from ry. oper.
rev.
—V, 191, p.
"
chemicals,
in
as
types
American-International
and
out
conditioning
which
,
&
<
the
on
liquid
filters
ing
Bar-
A.
Jerry
1561.
p,
commenting
round
of
offering
Sales
President.
Cuno
and
Beaverton,
and Forest Grove."
foot,
Machine
American
.443 shares
will
includes
Hills-
Health,
Helens,
St.
Soappoose,
Foundry Co.—Acquisition
&
of
directors
of
1960—Month—1S59
$638,916
$708,912
613,779
665,538
expenses-
special meeting to be called soon.
a
we
In
Gresham,
revenue.—
oper.
consummation of the transaction.
Cuno shareholders will
of previously authorized but unissued common stock
of
AMF
in
excnange
for each share of outstanding Cuno common
stock. Cuno stockholders will vote on ratification of
the AMF offer
at
facilities
oper.
Upon
for, our
need
additional
those
McConnel,
receive
build.
to
boro,
installations
present
" 'Greater
..
standards.
structural
board
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
.
.
April 30—
Railway
Foundry Co. and
of The Cuno Engineering Corp. of Meriden, Conn., have agreed to the
acquisition by AMF of Cuno, it was announced in New York on May 31
jointly by Morehead Patterson, AMF Board Chairman, and Murray
Stat? Board- of
Oregon
Period Ended
Net
American Machine
The
Health estimates that greater Portland
needs many more convalescent hospital beds to meet its basic require¬
ments—1,550 additional nursing home beds and 338 more beds for the
chronically diseased. We now have a little less than half the beds
necessary
to serve this population area, yet even so, 52 of the 86
existing convalescent or nursing facilities here do not meet Board
.
Ann Arbor
dedication
the
for
Israel
second
Board
Mazer,
Joseph
Director. All are from Portland.
largest convalescent hospital in greater Portland,
capacity of 125 beds. Gateway has accomodations for
issue,
Taoor,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2410)
Commission, Md.
$17 million Gulf States Utilities Co.
bonds; $50 million Montgom¬
Ward Credit Corp. debentures; $6,657,900 Bausch & Lomb Inc. debentures;
million Tampa Electric Co.
bonds; 134,739 shares of Dalto Corp. common; 300,ouu
ery
meaningful picture of what the municipal and corporate demand for
capital
in the period commencing June 6 is
provided in the table below. The
like
only those issues with tentative offering dates out of all those announced
in the backlog of offerings. Should the issues
go through, they will constitute an
impressive total for the month of June. However, should the
pattern of postpone¬
ments continue then, like the
preceding months, we will find new issue financing
covers
shares of Hamilton Cosco, Inc.
common;
and in municipals—$93 million Cam$11,498,000 Santa Clara County, Calif.; $16.8 million Florida Development Commis¬
sion, Fla.; $6.5 million Louisiana State 'University, La.; $25.5 million Pennsylvania
State Public School
Building Authority, Pa.; $6 million El Paso Independent
District, Texas..
...
.
June
2, 1960
School
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
.
The CoTTWicvcial and Financial
Chvonicle
.
(2411)
Apache
which
,,infi
Upon
nine
h
center
•Ssss
i'lfin
Inc.
is
attempting
to
develop
a
Aufnn,,,v>;i«
—
—
■
•
—-
-
•
■
i
*
c
,,
^
'
.
Ssms&U*
s.»jgOi'gg»rs
accrued interest irom May 1, 1960.
PROCEEDS—All of the
received
moneys
The
are
company,.
will
be
allocated
to-
the
'
company's general working account and will be utilized
in the operation
of
-
-
The debentures
Poses of the special meeting is to consider and act
the
beinS offered directly by the
Approximately $440,000 will be used by Apache piaza, inc.
•n connection with the development of Apache Plaza Shopping Center.
1
,o,
Approximately $24,038, the estimated cost of registering this'
ffprine with the Securities and Excnange commission and of complyi^cr with the "Blue Sky" laws of the states where these securities
,nv
be offered, will be paid out of the proceeds of this offering.
V
(9) Approximately $708,795, the balance of the net proceeds of this
offering
assuming all securities offered hereunder are sold, will be
prided to the company's working capital. The company has no specific
i.se for such funds at the present time but shall endeavor to invest
them in such
properties as it may deem proper:and will, if required,!
sUCh funds to defray any operating cash deficits which may be
incurred by the company in ihe conduct of its business. .
m
-
»
^u*On*aDIie Hankers OI South Dakota—Partnership In-
center.
Shopping
its
J
Plaza,
known as Apache Plaza Shopping Center.
to be
its
loan
business.
-
and
The
pany
office
limited
a
partnership
company
previously
The
present
also
The
principal
office
621.
Street,
time
is
four
has
branch
Main
offices
and
by
Morris
address
Rapid
located
of
City,
at
E.
the
S.
Dak.
Mitchell
and
Fourche, S. Dak.; Billings, Mont., and Newcastle, .Wyo.
The com¬
was organized to generally
engage in the consumer finance busiis presen tly
engaged in this business * through its principal
and
ness
Adelstein.
-
company
Belle
■
and
its
four
branch
loans and purchases
sumer
BUSINESS—The "company," is a corporation organized in June,
under the laws of the State of Minnesota, having its principal
riffices at 523 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis. The company was organized
by Apache Corp., formerly Apache Oil Corp.
\v\,'.C V'W
Apache Realty Corp. engages in and proposes to engage in a gen¬
eral real estate business with emphasis on the acquisition, development
and leasing of shopping centers, office buildings, apartments, industrial
properties and other like real estate ventures. ,,V;:
, y;
The company is and will be engaged in a highly competitive busi¬
ness
in which the company will
meet strong competition in almost
all real estate ventures in which it may propose to engage, V'•
P.
at -the
company
as
partnership organized
Bertha
offices.
the
B. T. L. Corp.—To
Roy F-r Coppedge,
respectively,'.of the
ru01?".?* Ti"
that
the
The
makes
company
installment paper.—V.
the
raised $2,000,000
company
by the sale
of
its
The
(a)
common
'V
-•
.
' lv
•
and St.
.
:
•
191,
direct
con¬
the
extent
value
corporation on May 23 filed a letter of
covering 40,000 shares of common stock
SEC
various
persons in exchange
underwriting is involved.
\
share, to
per
No
services.
The
proceeds
oil
of
and
to
are
be
used
to
be
..
.
•*' ■'
'
-
-r
•■.
.•
•
.
with
at
to
V
f,
'
•<-
,.
corporation
covering
SEC
offered
at
The
v.
Associated
of
be
letter
a
of
underwriting./
used
for
general
Dry
$1
M.
earns,
64,633,000
income
Prov.
before
Per
The
i
net
share
of
crease
Jan.
1,
quarter
1960,
♦The
if
1959
that
acquire
on
a
9,387,000
7,946,000
$0.64
$4.92
$4.40
the
increase
sales
sales
excluded
report
of
to
the
1,300,000
$0.78*
»
the
were
the results
for
the
Erie
from
If
period
Co.
does
the
or
results
have
been
of
Erie
-
-
include
not
additional
had
basis, the sales would have been
earnings .$4.41.—V. 191, p. 1665. - •,:*
company
May 23
on
covering 3,000 shares
share)
for
in
units
VOlved.
•
...
The
of
filed
proceeds
preferred
and
in
250,000
common
of
stock
shares
12
to
per
I
.
to
are
be
used
Atchison, Topeka
of
ry.
The
-Roy
taxes
and
snares
convertible
they
50
? /'. .;*
capable
of
expanding
acquiring
191,
be
offered
other
its
present
the
and
President
the
of
stein
Vice-President.
the
leadership
The
variety
direction
and
of
stores
Roy
>
for
unit.
No
'
'
'•
working
at
with
Paul.
board
of
cents
to
be
share
per
paid
record June
to
16,
voted
was
1960.—V.
24
May
6Vc.
($100
par
191,
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
April 30—
'
I960—Month—1959
underwriting
> Y
-V - /
capital.—V.
186,
p.
is
■
21,565,056
nine
has
income—
1,886,861
4,289,243
3,679,065
9,168,866
ry.
oper.
191,
1982.
p.
of
be
RR.
on
5,307,116
6,363,137
16,366,279
of
period.
of
as
Corp.,
which
net
with
opers.
$323,442
$1,405,694
$1,189,673
inc.
239,952
195,503
1,041,529
833,098
ry.
oper.
$1,482,861
>
$6,378,668
1,159,419
$6,012,951
previous
1960—Month—1959
Net
$346,103
$298,598
173,048
683,393
$169,094
railway oper. inc.—" '
-V. 191,
p. 1874.
28,
from
been
Riverside,
with
the
to
cent)
one
be
purposes.
filed
will
registration state¬
a
1,000,000
$o
at
be
of
snares
share.
per
newly-
A
managed by Cam¬
its underwriter. No
as
lists
prospectus
Robert
Wein/
,
1960,
29,
of
Canadian
$602,976
of
capital
with
to
rose
loans
190,
oil
and
income!
operations
the
After
period
was
the preceding period.
$489,862
of
of
as
$288,000
consolidated
from
for
loss
Oils
corresponding
preceding period,
net
net loss of $295,407 in
production
of
other
the
income
$205,406
abandonments,
sales
and
in
$557,800
Net cash
in the
year.
from
fees
management
<
Homestead
Feb.
received
working
capital
29,
1960,
during
the
$165,156
of
1292.
p.
'
$607,927
$6,508,896
4,451,854
5,157,722
ops.
ry.
$1,587,671
"$1,351,174
591,796
414,228
.
18,424,658
$5,712,552
$4,713,224
1,630,355
.
20,680,690
641,697
$649,381
$4,139,746
expenses-
railway
191,
421,588
470,611
2,001,805
2,105,687
$286,664
$178,770
$2,137,941
$1,579,146
168,298
84,908
1,583,891
1,060,824
opers.
inc.
oper.
2087.
p.
Period Ended
Net
>
Net
Period Ended April 30—
..
:
Corp.—Division Acquired—
investment
York
company
has
applied
to
'<i
:.
the
■
$1,090,181
oper; .expenses-
187,570
620,017
720,141
from ry. oper.
$108,952
$91,324
$470,164
$413,121
inc.—
29,127
30,594
164,648
128,482
oper.
(J. C.)
Carter Co.—Electronics Division Formed—
been
of
a
division
line
a
by
According
for
$311,774
$330,967
$1,246,908
of
share
one
273,025
1,061,478
Inc.
Buckeye Corp.
of
shares
three
Lr^*. oper- income—
♦5,090
-
$185,430
exchange offer
extended
capital stock
common
stock
8,598
-
•
v...
.
of King Bros. Pro¬
30,
1960—4 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959 .;
expenses
11,492,240
11,229,445
$3,669,556
1,185,759
$3,627,355
1,180,940
the
proceeds
—
will
oil system in
line' in
Ohio
Corp.'—V. 191, p. 1215.
mission
$57,406,969
46,175,944
44,758,869
*y- °Pers-
Co.
company's crude
refined
products
$13,229,944 $12,648,100
4,329,251
3,857,301
$15,161,796 $14,856,800 $59,405,888
Private Placement
—
The
on
in
a
Securities
and
Inc., Tampa, Fla.
25
filed
10-year,
cl'phPttf,?10uIlt for subscription
by
a
7%
letter
to. be
Wnnam°nMERCIAL
for
of
notification
debentures
stockholders
involved01 6&Cl1 12 shares °* common stock
and
"For
Files
be
used for
capital
additions
to
the
Michigan and for construction of a
jointly with Texas Eastern Trans¬
on
to be
the
owned.
offered
2798.
Of
In
at
"♦
indebtedness,
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg^ II.
President; Claude Selbert. Vice President
Srcf !Tf80793'
NOTE: on
account
of the fluctuations
some
in
a
the
rate
of exchange,
Budget
To
basis
the
intensity
has
will
control of
.
v;
.
electronic facility include
from 1 to 15 KW for gen¬
new
concerning
mag¬
found in geophysical
encountered
in
modern
those
as
fields
Electronics, Menlo Park, Calif., JobUniversity.—V. 191, p.. 1875.
of Jobbins
M.S.E.E.
from
Stanford
The
on
Ave.
With SEC—
Seattle,
North,
filed
a
regis¬
1960, covering 185,000
proposes
to offer this stock
31,
May
company
conditioned
is
Certain
shares
upon
Cascade
acquiring at least 66%%
(185,000 were outstanding on
required would thus be 123,333
of Pacific, owning or controlling
outstanding
major
have
stockholders
with
contracted
Cascade
to
accept
the
offer,
the
additional amount of stock necessary to bring
two-thirds of the outstanding stock is
tendered. Pacific
that
an
natural
190,
Casco
See
SEC
and the minimum number
shares,
to
erates
the
stock.
Pacific
1960,
provided
total
Fairview
of 222
with
for shares of the common stock of Pacific Natural Gas Co.
of one share of Cascade stock for each share of Pacific
offer
total
1,
111,820
on May 26, Charles Offer,
Chairman of the Board of Directors,
time
your
board
of
in
make
the
this
proxy
statement.
constructive
step
'
amend
/■
,
the
by
supplies ranging
and test instrumentation
high
president
an
common
The
shares).
shareholders
directors
maximum principal amount of $2,500,000,
described
used
to
repay
short-term
working capital.—V. 185, p.
to
Albert Behrstock,
has
recognized that the
heavy in relation to
the preferred stock
capital structure, the board of directors has authorized an exchange
offer
whereby holders of 6%
serial preferred shares may surrender
such shares in exchange for subordinated capital income debentures
the
of a $10
underwriting
basis
No
with
the
ties.—V.
company's preferred stock capital structure is too
its
over-all
equity capital. • In order to reduce
Exchange Commission—
qpv.he corPoration on May
face o~~.ri-lg „$250'000 of
are
—
sent
and
and
Co.
Costa
distribution
gas
Corp.—Stock
Products
Standard
plants
Washington
six
in
op¬
communi¬
1935.
p.
Coil
Products
Co.,
Acquired-
below.—V.
178,
p.
146.
the following:
stated
w^utomatic Merchandising,
hh
letter
.President,
the
of engineering and manufacturing
to accommodate the new group
recently added the W. M.
fields
very
statement
of
stock.
Budget Finance Plan—Exchange Offer-
railway oper. inc.—
191, p. 2303.
Carter
company
subsidiary.
a
pGwer
corporation,
-shares
of
of
measurement
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.—Registers
tration
May
bulk
of
laboratories.
holds
This
■; /.:
has placed privately with institutional invest¬
$7,500,000 51/4% 25-year notes due June 1, 1985. The
financing was arranged through Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
April 30—
revenue.
to
Formerly
ors
The
The
ranging from low fields such
applications
company
-
completed
development
magnetic
in exchange
19,187
16,300
Inc. as
regulated
fields
physics
to
precise
feet
square
been
expansion.
under
of
bins
C.
for
will expire at 3:00 p.m. (EDST) on June
by the Buckeye Corp.—V. 191, p. 2303.
Buckeye Pipe Line
$190,780
1981.
p.
Products
netic
J.
*
..■......
unless
1960,
1,061,834
The
of
$1,252,614
266,898
$57,942
Carter
current
exchange
The
expenses.
$44,876
10,000
recently
has
other
Lanagan Co.,
of May 3,
offering 296,236 shares of its common stock
for all of the outstanding shares of the
capital stock of King Bros. Productions, Inc. at the rate
1960—4 Mos.—1959
revenue..
Deficit.-—V. 191,
and
is presently
.in
each
Railway
ops.
additional
An
space
Buckeye Corp.-r-Exchange Offer—The Buckeye Corp.
,
«auway oper.
ry.
\
of Hugest Co., Inc.; and the Commission has issued
interested persons until June 13, I960, to request a
Hugest is an investment company with nine stockSubstantially all its cash'and securities, with a value of about
the
Charles W. Jobbins
Jobbins the division
fields.
magnetic
giving
by
Vice-President
manufacturer.
manager.
instruments
of
division
Kilmer,
Dan
valve
and
pump
named
electronics
new
announced
Calif.,
market
thereon.
$1,133,262
1983.
"been
for
;
1960—4 Months—1959
$278,894
rev,
Mesa,
SEC
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1S59
$248,535
139,583
revenue
oper.
Formation
•
.
North Western
191, p.
•
securities
and
order
ductions,
1960—Month—1959
$3,684,833
^
•
April 30—
railway
—V.
1983.
New
•holders.
$530,840
•
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$708,252
fr* ry.
rev.
Railway
Railway
$24,137,210 $25,393,914
Seeburg Corp., below.
hearing
'166,933
'
.
-
*
38,429
Maine—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenue-
Carolina &
$6,039,525
income
oper.
191, p.
•cash
West Point RR.—Earnings
m,?ana
company,
have
Ltd.—Earnings—
revenues
a
1959.—V.
oper.
—V.
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect to
the issuance of its shares at net asset value for substantially all the
$1,231,724
701,084
M81.959
$125,550
'*51,033
opers.
Net
S,
v
'
corporate
serve
The
Feb.
with
compares
eration
$1,291,320
177,009
Proceeds
also
revenues
and
working
long-term
Net
1960—4 Mos.—1959
Broad Street Investing Corp.—Seeks Order—
1960—4 Months—1959
expenses.
bnv^L
and
'
covering
fund
Oils
fiscal
compared
oper.
Railway
i 4,823,278
4,972,974
1960—Month—1959
expenses.
oper.
rev.
This
St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings-
Jz "merchandise,
York,
the
drilling,
net
Period Ended April 30—
I960, are to be transferred to Broad Street in
'exchange for shares of the latter's stock.—V. 191, p. 898.
revenue-
ls
fund
notification
(par
general
1960,
will
ended
depletion
This
Feb.
1982.
p.
•$6,233,000 as
oper.
-V.
of
stock
public sale
Canadian Pacific Lines in
$320,456
Brewer Titchener
>
oper.
fr
'
.
•■
contract
the
Railway
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
See
,
19,598,453
iggi.
oper.
letter
a
New
31,
for
company,
months
Consolidated
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$1,491,087
1,170,631
revenue-
fr.
rev.
191,
V
income—.
wJeV'«feV'
Net
V
underwriting.
for
St.,
May
offered
$326,526, compared with
Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
expenses-
oper.
oper.
Net ry.
51,642,703
ry.
Railway
railway
.
debentures
1
v
Aroostook
&
railway
—V.
152,947,022
oper.
'
.
sinking
a
;
common
used
William
be
reported
$186,693,
,was
24,104,284
1960—4 Mos.—1959
Railway
«ai
en¬
■
income
nave
President,
depreciation,
8,091,524
in-
48,228,843
Ra^er.iod Ended
way
of
be
-
outstanding. The fund
undertakes to obtain
a
net
$100,000 from not more than 25 persons prior to
compares
period
.
$
-
"6,466,754
Net
2573.
155,654,126
Net rev. from
privilege
should
least
royalties,
gas,
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$
filed
25
additional fund shares.
any
the
'This
from ry.
161
SEC
to
now
at
as
Limited
2087.
p.
ops.
Railway
per
16,013,153
oper.
capital
Tuey
issue.-
without
to
investment
of
For
stockholders
common
104,941,437
rev.
May
Canadian Homestead
to holders
Railway oper. revenue.l
SEC
the
14,658,557
&
shares
F.
111,856,380
•'Net
of
the
are
worth
•
ops.
Atlanta
conversion
......
..
of
shares
are
Financial
shares
issuing
under
27,727,264
y
55,695,820 208,882,969 204,589,725
ry.
1
subordinated
share,
per
stock,
organized
Executive
Period Ended April 30—
39,682,667
fr.
the
are
on
299,700
fund,
bridge
Board
27,422,108
Net
and
39,271,578
rev.
of
■
2199.
p.
$1
witb
common
merchandising
expenses-
—V.
prospective member-
or
1960—Month—1959
Period Ended April 30—
•D„n
OU
Net
No
Cambridge Growth Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Coppedge will
be
its
Vice-Chairman,
Chairman
of
its
Executive
Committee, < and
its
at
This
:■
......
of
of
oper.
:'
53,930,135
&
shares.
included
been
$278,224,000
expenses.
Atlanta
preferred
preferred shares and the. holders of
in favor of the proposed'amendment to
vote
from date of
years
proceeds
ment
129,045,721
Railway
Railway
issued
revenue
p.
serial
preferred
rate
the
at
corporation
The
F.
>•'' Period Ended
April 30-
of
any
oper.
oper.
the
for interest
paid on
Internal Revenue Service.
To
increase earnings per common share,
1
debentures
covering
offered
"
.
133,421,436
Net
oper.
191,
tax
shares
save
-
Incorporation.
interest
mature
SEC
of
share
a
35,818,788
*an
Net
will
deductions
the
-an
*~V.
income
prefererd
closed
& Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended April 30—
Net rev. from
6%
that
by
convertible
cents
that
of
new
has
Railway
Railway
Federal
serial
exchange
Cambridge Financial Corp., New York, N. Y. — Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
"
for
exchange
33,888,862
,
shares
letter of notification
a
subscription by member-stockholders
stockholders
1960,
Bangor
Associated Grocers' Co. of St. Louis, St. Louis, Mo.^
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
second
stock,
three-fourteenths
revenuei.
—v.
in¬
an
division,
figures; *,
year's
Co.
the
would
Adams
N.
last
Goods
company.
J.
month
12
Dry
the
of
2.0%
of
comparable
estimated
Chairman
continue
Period Ended
7,650,000
1,550,000
for
6%
the
With
(callable
oper.
.
15,596,000
9,625,000
of
allowed
common
60-cent
reflecting
19,012,000
earns.—
7.2%
be
Wachtel
30,
stock
r>
291,390,000 266,316,000
1,300,000
that
Budget Finance
Plan,
a
nationwide
consumer
finance
presently operates 95 offices in 16 States.
New
branches
opened recently in Seattle, Wash., and San Bernardino and
.
McCx-ory-McLellan's
June
preference
Railway
May 2,'59*
2,600,000
earnings-—
first
will
3V2%
Railway
1,575,000
in
fi¬
capital
inc.
—j..
Estimated
will
will
$6
$
3,125,000
.
The
stock.
quarterly cash dividend of 20
Net
___
Federal
should,
equity
•
the net worth of the emergent McCrory Corp.
million
represented
by 59,600 shares of
95,700 shares of $6 preference stock, and
common
Baltimore &
r.-'
''
the
on
•
shares
Calif.—V.
United's
for
,
$100
Spangenberg,
H.
the
on
Fed.
taxes___
for
taxes
A
by
/
'
and
common
of
Articles
bearing
purposes.—
Apr. 30,'60
63,346,000
basis,
Coppedge and F. W.
be
.
corporate
the
preferred,
corporation.
operations
—Twelve Months—
May 2,'59
Riklis
Leonard
the
to
stock.
approximately
merged
•
$
sales
Est.
with
forma
pro
convertible
Harry
cents)
present
common
stock
merged corporation will be
chain store operations and
operations.''
.y'■
and
Goods Corp.—Earnings—
Apr. 30,'60
a
of
McCrory's
common
The
'\y: ■;
■
—Three Months—
Net
10
(par
common
share
one
of
value
par
variety
exploration
notification
stock
common
without
to
are
2778.,
p.
shares
share,
per
proceeds
189,
filed
25
May
on
200,000
$1
.of
share
a
United's
5,412,000 shares of
V-.,-
•>
of
of
will .be
:•
incidental
deductible
expected
however,
be
60
.
common
.
McCrory $100
exchange
share
3V2%
the
properties
be
payable
is
savings
the
the
-
holders
.
McCrory-McLellan's
stocks; and
McCrory's
of
Aquavee Corp., East Northport, N. Y.—Files With SEC
The
$115);
three-fourths
one
resources.
gas
newly, created
at
-:'$i
.
for expenses
of
Inc.,
offered
for certain
of
On
notification
*
'
of
preferred
structure
facilitate
For
the foregoing reasons, the board of directors believes that the
proposed exchange v/ill be in the best interests of the company and all
of its shareholders.
The other directors join in
recommending to the
■"
for:
will
that
of
of
hanced.
Spangenberg, Chairmen,
McCrory-McLellan Stores
of
it
intended,
the
holders
Exchange of one share of B. T. L. common stock for three shares
McCrory common stock; and
c) Exchange of each share of United's $6 first
preferred for a share
j
Co.,
*
Leonard
directors
\
capital
directors,
will
dividends
debentures
2087.
p.
is
the
on May 24 announced
three corporations approved an
agreement
corporation to be named McCrory Corp.
The
approval of shareholders at meetings called for
calls
debentures
Since
not-deductible,
assurance
the
to
of
(b)
•
,
Appalachian Oil & Mineral Development
Gate City, Va.—Files With SEC—
The
Paul.—
of
- -——--
stock
preferred
board
exchange for the maximum
and United Stores Corp.,
'
of
Continuation
convertible
and 6% subordinated debentures due in ' 1974. (Fund Corp., a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Apache Corp. was paid an underwriter's
commission of $111,600 for underwriting this issue on a "best efforts"
basis.) These funds were used in connection with the acquisition of
the Bankers
Building, a one-third interest- in the Rand Tower, a'
one-third interest in the Foshay Tower, Lyndale Manor, an apart-'
ment building, and certain developmental work
on Apache Plaza,
a
boards
plan
merger
*
Riklis .and
the
c.ompany approximately $67,500 per year in taxes, assuming that the
maximum of
$2,500,000 principal amount of debentures is
issued
in
single
a
merger is subject
July 15, .1960. ;
stock
proposed shopping center in a suburb of Minneapolis
V. 191, p. 793.
*
}■■■ ' J
' >'
into
merge
Merge—
M.
^orP
directors
to
.
1959
proposed
are
1059
1
of
the
of
amend-
nancings which may be undertaken in the future.
Moreover, the com¬
pany believes,
and has been so advised by counsel,«that interest on
purposes.
company
was
organized
under
oou„h
Dakota law
on
Feb.
1, 1952.
operated since 1929 as a general
"
In
reduction
opinion
this
upon
•
.
BUSINESS—The
,
3
a
section
of
the
Articles of
upon
the proposed terms
,
possible, it will be necessary to
Incorporation and one of the pur-
Files With
Cellomatic Battery Corp., Archbald, Pa.
Securities
The
6,000
$100
per
Co.,
The
20 filed a letter of notification with the
6%
guaranteed 5-year convertible notes
stock (par 10 cents) to be offered at
in units consisting of a $90 note and two shares of
The offering will be underwritten by Willis E. Burnside
unit
Inc.,
May
on
of
$270,000
shares
common-stock.
&
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
SEC
and
and
of
New
proceeds
are
common
York,
to
be
"a^taUstlcaMss^on
N.
Y.
used
1
.
for working
Mraday]. Other
..
.
capital.
office"
135
8*'La
Salle
PnMlshecI twice a_tveek [every Thursday. (general news and advemsms iss ^
at the pos, ofIlce at New York, N. Y„ under the Act
$65.00 per year; In Dominion o, Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made m New York funds.
4
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earningsr—
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos—1959
$3,881,748
$3,840,882 $14,665,794 $14,735,325
3,238,566
3,093,917
12,680,100
12,349,619
Period Ended April 30—
Railway oper. revenue...
Railway oper, expenses.
Nefc
from ry. ops,
rev.
Net ry. oper.
—V.
191,
1983.
'
$2,385*706
1,359,439
$1,985,694
841,546
$746,965
$643,182
343,663
income
p.
517,576
This company, of 303 North
registration
with
statement
Main St., Rockford, EL, on June 1 filed
the SEC covering $10,000,000 of first
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Months—1959
$4,224,937
$4,488,458 $17,212,082 $17,163,537
3,506,713
3,711,350
14,809,336
15,113,477
expenses
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Railway
91,229
Net
expenses.
oper.
railway oper.
Net
—V.
191, p.
Colorado
Freight Lines, inc.,
Net
from
rev.
191,
Net
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
Net rev.
Net
ry. opers.
inc.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
191, p.
I960—4 Mos.—1959
$3,224,000
$3,407,000
2,583,896
2,735,479
$881,000
708,651
$166,545
6,387
expenses
fr.
railway
$846,000
679,455
revenue.
$172,349
2,057
$671,521
*16,052
$640,104
13,746
1875.
'
:
de
acquired control of Rio Blanco
Copper Corp., Ltd.
Robert P. Koenig, Cerro President, in a report
prepared for mailing to Cerro shareholders, announced Cerro obtained
585,749 shares of Rio in an exchange for Cerro stock. When added
to
the
shares
of Rio stock previously
held by Cerro, the la iter's
holdings of Rio's stock were increased to 88.3% of the total outstanding.
Corp.,
May
on
31
Rio's principal asset is the ownership of practically all of
the capital
Chilian company.
The latter owns the mining claims in Chile, located some 31 miles
northeast of Santiago, on which Cerro has been exploring and pre¬
liminarily developing a copper ore body.
stock
of
Cerro
initiated
Chile in
chase
Minera
Compania
1955
the
its
an
to
Limitada,
on
the
Blanco
Rio
orebody
in
It is
undecided
whether
Cerro
find
will
it
1
120,000,000 short tons of
Cerro
1.58%
This
ore
with
average
an
copper has
quantity
of
ore
the transaction, Cerro issued 24,903 shares of its common stock
exchange for the 585,749 shares of Rio in the ratio of 23.50 shares
Rio for each share of Cerro.
The exchange was made pursuant
to an offer made to all Rio shareholders.
Immediately prior to the
Exchange, Cerro held 140,446 shares of Rio. A total of 821,881 shares
of capital stock of Rio Blanco Copper Corp., Ltd.
is currently out¬
standing. '
;
In
in
of
Mr.
Koenig
stated that Cerro's experience in the Peruvian Andes
would prove valuable in dealing with problems associated with the
altitude at Rio Blanco Copper property in Chile.
The property lies
approximately 11,000 feet above sea level.
He said that, although the
Rio Blanco area is subject to unusually heavy winter snowfall, "modern
snow-moving techniques should permit operations to continue through¬
out the year."
Mr.
Koenig
also
advised Cerro
stockholders
that
negotiations with
the Chilean Government are in progress "with the objective of assur¬
ing an equitable arrangement with respect to taxes, the repatriation
of earnings and capital, export
regulation?, exchange and other im¬
portant matters."
He said that a decision to proceed to bring the
Rio Blanco property into production will depend npon the outcome
of these negotiations and upon the ability of Cerro to obtain adequate
financing on satisfactory terms for the required capital investment.
for
the Rio Blanco project.
However,
additional work will be made until an
it indicated
that
no
significant
appropriate agreement with the
Government of Chile has been reached.
Cerro
not
reports
that
affected
country.
by
These
—V.
p.
191,
the
Rio Blanco copper property in Chile was
earthquakes which recently occurred in that
took
place
several
hundred miles
to
the
south.
the
1878.
Chatham Chemical Corp.—PRG
See
$437,344
216,697
$189,071
$220,647
$814,618
69,345
88,532
303,383
,
ops.
income
$685,156
268,166
';0V'
1876.
p.
I.
Corp. —Bonds Offered —E.
value of $300,000), of Columbia View
Manor Corp. The bonds are being offered by the under¬
writer on a "best efforts" basis in Oregon and Wash¬
total aggregate
a
Acquires Interest—
inventory requirements
of $35,000,000 of notes
$30,000,000 of outstanding construction
notes.
The $43,650,000 of cash will be made available to the. subsid¬
iaries by means of intrasystem issuances,
sales, and acquisitions of
common stocks and short-term and long-term notes.
Subject to market
conditions, Consolidated, through long-term debt financing, intends to
refund the $25,000,000 of short-term construction notes prior to tneir
maturity and possibly in 1960 and the $30,000,000 of construction notes
before July 1, 1961.—V. 191, p. 1320.
four
of
Chatham-Reading Chemical Corp.- -Formed-
View
Columbia
BUSINESS—The
Drive
in
The
of
filed
Corp.
Manor
its
Corp.
former
into
,
desire assistance
who
tion
be
given
available
Northern
convalescent center for
rebuilding
Hospital at Vancouver,
about 200 senior citizens
from housekeeping and prepara¬
with daily living
complete, long-term, life care. Skilled nursing care
required by the patients' needs. Other medical services
individual residents as desired or requiredwbyjdhem ^and
meals
of
will
to
as
to
and routine and emergency
laboratory determinations. Physical rehabilitation will be
aided by
physical therapy using hydro-therapy, massage
with wet and dry
treatments,
and an exercise gym, as
well as occupational therapy
designed to help the patient help himself by doing constructive and
creative projects such as weaving, ceramics, wood and leather working,
and
painting. Special diets will be available upon request of the
attending physician. No surgery will be performed at Columbia View
physicians include
diagnostic X-Ray
Manor.
RETURN
the
of
terms
E.
I.
FUNDS—The
OF
Agent.
the
the
Agent,
from
the
first
470
"
Kenneth
Holmes,
A.
in
first mort¬
accordance
with
the
Escrow
first
purchase
will
Agreement, among Columbia View Manor, issuer,
underwriter, and Kenneth A. Holmes, Escrow
Holmes is also the trustee under the Trust Inden¬
$145,000
price
instrument
be
is
to
be
used
of the
for payment
the Kaiser Foundation.
due
At
removal
will
be
recorded, then the Trust Indenture Agreement
under the terms of the underwriting agreement,
return
bond
the
the Escrow Agent shall
value of the bonds purchased to the purchaser without
without interest. There is to be no sinking fund for
par
and
retirement.—V.
191, p.
Columbian Carbon
Columbian Carbon
and
business
The
of
Co.
Ander
transaction
Ander
ceived
2200.
In
at
has
Co.
been
substantial
producer of printing
specializing in the packaging field.
Columbian Carbon Co.,
through ownership of the Fred'k H. Levey Co., Inc., has been a major
producer of printing inks for over 30 years.
Messrs. Lyle L. Shepard,
President of Columbian Carbon Co., and Frederick G. Law, Vice-President
in charge of Columbian's Printing Ink Division, announced that Ander
Chemical Corp., a wholly-owned susbidlary of Columbian Carbon Co.,
will carry on the newly acquired business and that Messrs. George W.
a
Carl
W.
Aneshansel
will
continue
with
the
business
Net rev. from ry.
Net ry.
oper,
—V, 191,
p.
ops.
income
$4,539,025
1,766,822
Sl3
$4,510,677 $14,433,117 $18,
,381
1,660,682
5,323,018
6,743,185
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended April 30—
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos,—1959
Railway oper. revenue..
$2,011,288
$3,303,942 $11,417,770 $12,302,643
Railway oper. expenses.
2,387,861
2,484,425
9,556,222
9,507,099
Net
rev.
Net ry.
—V.
from ry. ops.
oper.
191,
p.
income
$523,427
$819,517
113,275
426,590
$1,861,548
441,581
$2,795,544
1,140,880
1983.
$1
the
and
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
$2,801,286
2,026,300
Net rev. from ry. ops.
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 191, p. 1983.
$774,986
223,859
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$3,189,405
This
939,707
Control Data Corp.—Research
*?v- trom ry. oper.
rfoiWajr
jyi, p.
1383,
taC—
$2,762,250
240,539
$3,669,999 $10,759,323 $12,674,118
1,380,083
915,232
Chicago Printed String Co.- -Joint VentureSee Fiber
Strap. Inc.,
below.
3,135,223
lieu
of
Group—
Computer Division,
Accomplishments of the programming research group include the
development of complete libraries of subroutines for the company's
large scale 1604 computers
and intermediate
160
computers, and
the development of FORTRAN and ALGOL compilers
for the 1604.
Translators are under development to automatically
translate the
lang^ia^te'"6f^ other computers to the language of the 1604 computer.
—191, p. 1320.
r>
Electric Corp.—Delisting Approved
Cornell-Dubilier
The
SEC
has
granted an application of the New York Stock Ex¬
change to delist the common stock of Cornell'-Dubilier Electric Corp.,
effective at the close of the trading session on June 10, 1960. All but
30;000 shares have been tendered or committed under an exchange
offer made by Federal Pacific Electric Co.—V, 191, p. 2088.
Cuno Engineering
Corp.—To Be Acquired—
Machine & Foundry Corp.,
See American
above.—V,
185,
p.
1384.
Dentists' Supply Co. of New York—Secondary Distri¬
bution
A
secondary distribution of 70,300 shares of
(par $2.50) was made on May 31 by
Shields & Co. at $22 per share, less a dealer's concession
of 90 cents per share.
This secondary was completed
quickly after being placed on the market.—V. 191, p. 700.
—
stock
common
Detroit
Steel,
shares of
the
Corp.—Exchange Effective—
having
received
in
excess
of
80%
of
the outstanding
Portsmouth
Corp., has declared effective the company's
Exchange to sharesholders of Portsmouth Corp.* M. J. Zivian,
President, said the action was taken at this time because the company
felt an obligation to deliver Detroit Steel shares to those who have
cooperated by depositing their Portsmouth shares.
Offer
of
Zivian
Mr.
further
June 13 pursuant to
accommodate persons
that
stated
offer
the
will
be
held
open
until
the previously announced extension in order to
who have not yet been able to accept.—V. 191,
:
1667.
p.
'.77
v
Period Ended April 30—
Railway
Railway
-
'
'
'
1960—Month—1959
1960—4
oper.
revenue...
$1,714,645
expenses.
1,307,323
1,313,975
191,
p.
oper*
$407,322
inc^. V
1984.
270,618
•
.v:
.
■
v
..
$636,399
474,886
<
Months—1959
$7,795,555
5,490,110
$1,950,374
oper.
railway
*—V.
Investment
adviser
to
Composite
Fund,
Inc.,
and
Detroit
Composite
&
»
$8,186,536
5,409,011
$2,305,445
1,698,969
$2,777,525
2,079,863
.
1
.
7
'7,'.;^>Y.
Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings-
by a .vote of a majority of the outstanding shares of the
Funds; and the Commission has issued an order giving
persons until June 10, 1960, to request a hearing thereon.
The application also seeks an exemption for all actions of the advisor
—V.
period Ended April 30—
requires
approval
respective
interested
Net
Net
for
the Funds since March
23, 1960.
The advisor has
issued
and
outstanding 500 shares of capital stock of which 150 shares were owned
by Robert M. Williams and his wife as community property prior to
demise
March
the
March
on
Williams
26,
estates
transfer
the
of
of
a
23,
as
The
1900.
1960,
and
200
shares
were
owned
by
her separate property prior to her demise
transfer of the total number of shares to
Robert M. and Marguerite A. Williams constitute
a
controlling interest in Research and an assignment of
advisory contracts with the Funds.
investment
Consolidated Natural Gas Co*—System Financing—
iaries
♦
in
Mullaney,
C.
Data
Net rev. from ry. oper.
This New York holding company has Joined with six of
Period Ended April 30—
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Months—1959
Railway oper. revenue.. $18,042,813 $20,008,143 $73,898,066
$77,518,138
.Railway oper. expenses.
15,280,563
16,338,144 . 62,138,743
64,844,020
issued
were
issued
vice-president and general manager of
recently announced the formation of
a
Programming Research Group. The Group, under the direction of
Dr.
Robert E. Smith,
is responsible for efforts involving Automatic
Programming and other related programming efforts for the Division's
line of digital computers.
Frank
Mr.
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
1,287,529
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
shares
A
also
and
and Stock Fund, Inc., has joined with the two Funds in the
of an application with the SEC for an exemption order under
the Investment Company Act with respect to an April 20, 1960, letter
agreement between the advisor and the Funds which constitutes an
investment advisory contract, to the extent that such contract
$3,394,860
361,283
class
were
of the sale of the units will be used for equipment,
increased advertising and marketing program budget,
working capital and general expansion. According to
prospectus, the company now has outstanding 127,380 class A
190,000 class B shares. Principal holders of the class B stock are
Botwick, Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Hill.
rev.
191,
in
the
Commission
filing
has
of
14, 1960, to request
a
its
subsid¬
a
an
According to the
in
1960
an
p.
oper.
1960—4
$203,491
33,364
inc.—
$668,140
$249,139
419,001
57,546
Months—1959
$2,641,123
1,659,879
$2,957,691
1,766,753
$981,244
162,901
$1,190,938
263,499
1984.
Detroit Tractor,
Ltd.—Registers—
,
Detroit
Tractor, Ltd., 1221 E. Keating
registration statement with the SEC
Avenue, Muskegon, Micb.,
May 26, covering 1,375,000 class a common shares. Of this
stock, 1,125,000 shares are to be
offered for public sale by the
company at a price now estimated at
not to exceed $3 per share.
The offering will be made on a best efforts
basis by
underwriters, whose names are to be supplied by amendment.
The selling commission also is to be
supplied by amendment.
filed
a
on
a shares are now owned by management
to be offered for sale
by them.
The largest blocks
Forbes Crawford, President, 125,000 shares, and Claude
Casady, Vice-President, 67,500 shares
The company has outstanding
400,000 class a shares and 330,300 class B shares. Management ofh*
remaining 250,000 class
officials
and
are
held by a.
are
.
financing proposal with the SEC; and the
order giving interested persons until June
hearing thereon.
issued
1960—Month—1959
$594,983
391,492
from ry. oper.
railway
The
$863,410
said
All
share. 35,000 class B shares
compensation for services.
proceeds
Control
Bond
Marguerite A.
$2,836,247 $10,839,990 $11,173,057
1,972,837
7,650,585
7,778,197
together with warrants for the purchase
A shares under which warrants 42,330
issued.
been
expansion,
research,
Mr.
class
45,330
have
Order—
on
1960—Month—1959
per
monetary
-Net
his
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended April 30—
—v
*
153.
Composite Research & Management Co.—Applies for
filing
1983.
che
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings-—
Carbon Co., in addition to being a producer of printing
a major producer of carbon black and iron oxides, and engages
exploration for, and the production and sale of, natural gas and
crude oil.
Columbian's total sales In 1959 approximated $76,000,000.
p.
therefor
as
the
190,
shares
A
individuals
to 28
additional
an
class
Detroit Steel
York, acquired the principal properties
Co., of Cincinnati,, Ohio, on June 1.
between $2,500,000-and $3,000,000 in cash.
Columbian
Period Ended April 30—
1960—4 Mos.-^1959
*1960—Month-1—1959
Railway oper. revenue... $20,368,407 $22,165,221 $79,543,182 $87,330,974
Railway oper. expenses.
15,829,382
17,654,544
65,110,063
69,017,593
issued
were
of
of New
inks,
—V.
In consideration
*
to Mr. Botwick, in consideration for which -the latter re¬
5-year option to purchase 100,000 class B shares at $1 per
connection with these assignments, 75,550 class A shares
a
share.
Co.—Acquisition—
Chemical
involved
Chemical
and
accumulation.
snowfall
minor
of
company
balance of
the war¬
creating a first mortgage lien on the property. In
$235,000 par value of bonds are not sold by the underwriter
deduction
77,,
V'
Botwick and S. A. Cuomo, a promoter and
121,000 class B shares, and to Maurice C. Hill,
another promoter,
$10,000 of debentures. The debentures were con¬
verted
into 34,000 class B
shares by Mr. Hill, who had advanced
funds to
Mr.
Botwick.
Other processes later were
assigned by the
this time
recorded
the event
I
company
issued to Mr.
Executive Vice-President,
ranty deed to the property will be received from the Kaiser Foundation
conveying title of the property to Columbia View Manor Corp. This
deed
•'
company's business is the development, production and mar¬
keting of chemical specialty products in the consumer and industrial
fields. It was organized in June 1959 to take over the development
of certain
chemical specialty products which had been under study
and development by Marvin Botwick, President and a promoter of the
company. Mr.
Botwick assigned to the company all his interest in
the development of certain products,
a pressure-packed aerosol tem¬
porary deicing compound, an aerosol pressure-packed temporary antifogging compound, and a polyethylene compound for prevention and
The
Co., Inc.,
&
Kenneth A.
The
proceeds
V
in the amount of $235,000 shall be deposited in escrow
Escrow
Hagen
ture.
'■
•
gage bonds sold
with
"v
penses.
of
Articles
remodeling and
conversion,
Foundation
Kaiser
modern
a
Manufacturing Corp.—Reg¬
&
This corporation,
of 1184 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 27, 1960, covering 50,000
class a i and (50,000 class ?B shares ,Tbe .copopapy proposes. to offer
these shares in units of one share of each class,
and at $6.50 per
unit. The offering is to be made on a best efforts, ail or none basis
by Bertner Bros., for which a .65 .cent per unit commission is to be
paid. If all the units are sold, the underwriter will acquire an ad¬
ditional 6,250 units for $12,500. It also will receive $10,000 for ex¬
:v
Wash.
plans the
Vancouver,
Manor
the
Wash,
in
Chicago, Burlington & Qnincy RR.—Earnings—
year
one
Consolidated Research
sales
purpose
inks, is
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. below.
for
renew
isters With. Securities and Exchange Commission—
president and vice-president, respectively, of the new subsidiary.
See
will
and
Incorporation in the State of Washington on the 17th day of December,
1959 and has its principal place of business at 5001 Columbia View
Nieder
Philadelphia 8s Reading Corp. below.
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
cash needed to meet the 1960 gas storage
subsidiaries through issuance to banks
the
Net
of the bond issue is to pay the balance
of
a
purchase contract
and to remodel a hospital building. The
furnishing and equipment obtained under the purchase contract from
the Kaiser Foundation will be used in operating the unit.
scheduling "modest" capital expenditures for 1960
Cerro has reported
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$1,713,102 $1,535,029
898,484
849,873
$401,845
212,774
Hagen & Co., Inc., of Portland, Ore., on May 25 publicly
offered 600 first mortgage bonds (par $500) at par (for
their
thisjoption now that it controls Rio.
bee!* indicated to date at the Chile prop¬
contains about 1,900,000 short tons of
copper metal and can be mined by the efficient block caving method.
The ore deposition is of the porphyry type.
grade of
erty.
191,
Ry.—Earnings-
i960—Month—1959
Columbia View Manor
a
option which, as amended, entitles it to pur¬
mining claims.
According
work
expolration
under
to exercise
necessary
Rio Blanco
$1,078,277
343,235
April 30—
PROCEEDS—The
Pasco
424,186
ington.
Cerro de Pasco Corp.—Acquires Stock—
Cerro
$1,105,592
33,354
revenue..
oper.
ry.
—V.
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$181,286
$336,300
137,705
& Wyoming
from ry.
Net rev.
1960—4 Mos.—1959
1876.
p.
Colorado
below.
77
$5,371,602
4,293,325
ops.
ry.
]'v!;;7"
Ry.—Earnings$5,189,179
4,083,587
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
$2,825,668
< 2,539,728
1960—Month—1959
$1,371,113 $1,392,012
1,034,813
1,210,726
Period Ended April 30—
Net
639,413
yyy
Southern
Railway oper. expenses.;
k
Period Ended April 30—
"..7
&
Period Ended
Central States Freight Service, Inc.—Acquired—
Yellow Transit
inc.i.
1984.
4,513,408
$7,3b5,674
4,540,006
$2,423,995
2*182,096
$715,216
$685,707
667,571
from ry. oper.
rev.
Railway oper
See
$3,734,920
2,509,788
1960—4 Months—-1959
I960—Month-rl959
$1,798,678 $^844,576
1,112,971
1,129,360
Railway oper. revenue..
$2,050,060
*544,650
$2,402,746
*950,951
$777,108
$718,224
*85,953
Net railway oper. inc.—
♦Deficit.—V. 191, p. 1983.
.
1,982,409
.
.
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings-
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Railway oper.
583,439
1S1, p. 1984.
Period Ended April 30—
petitive-bidding: Net proceeds «f the bond sale will be used to* provide a
portion of the funds required for the present and contemplated con¬
struction program of the company and to provide for the payment of
some $5,000,000
of bank loans incurred or to be incurred for such
purposes. The company's I960 construction program
is estimated at
$11,727,000.—V. 189, p. 914.
Railway oper. revenue...
$2,800,303
$1,308,667
819,736
$821,228
railway oper. inc.—
Net
—V.
series due 1990, to be offered for public sale at com¬
Period Ended-April 30—
expenses.
oper.
^Net vev. from ry. oper.
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
Railway oper, revenue—
Railway
Earns.
Pacific Ry.-
I960—Month—1959
1960^-Mo^t.^sZT'J9®9„
$3,316,402 $3,776,739 $12,989,788 $13,701,672
2,495,174
2,468,072 10,189,485
9,9b6,752
Period Ended April 30—
.
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co.-?*— Registers
mortgage bonds,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2412)
application, the subsidiaries contemplate spending
aggregate, of $64,500,000 for construction purposes and
other plant requirements,
Internal sources of the Consolidated system
expected to provide $20,850,000 of such cash requirements and the
balance will be provided (a) by the sale by. Consolidated to
banks of
$25,000,000 of short-term construction notes;
(b)
by the use of
$15,000,000 of the proceeds derived from Consolidated's February, 1960
are
sale of $25,000,000 of debentures
($10,000,000 having been used to pay
off
then-outstanding notes); and (c) by the use of $3,650,000 of
treasury cash of Consolidated, In .addition, Consolidated will provide
cials
(of
own
which
all of the
class
40,000 shares
B
are
shares and 250,000 of
held of record only).
The
the class A
shares
at a leased
engineered i°ur"
can be sold
competition with two-wheel drive tractors. Net proceeds of this fina"!?n
ing will be applied to the purchase of machine tools, payment of $95.°°"
company manufactures
plant in Muskegon. It is said
wheel
of
drive
tractors
notes
which
the
tractors
to have
and
components
designed
management
and
believes
and accounts payable, and for general corporate purposes,
including the production of tractors, buying materials, processing parts,
administrative, engineering and sales overhead, officers salaries, 11(181 r
floor-plan financing and consumer financing received from dealers—V,»
190,
p.
564,
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
.
AfPrthe
were
net
on
' '
year.
last
taxes
'
-'
previous
the
during
share
period,
$1.12
as
per
to
Baby Foods and two new blended
"A M." and
"P.M."
;
nuffv-Mott's fiscal' year ends Aug. 31
the
computed earnings
four-month basis.—V.
on a
North
the
Ended April 30—
ry'
Net
from ry.' ops.
inrnmBj..'
rev
Net
"/
""$2,140
$121,897
:
♦60.189
56.197
income-—' '?
oper.
1,840,047
♦60,189
;
-
.
'
of
For
corporation on May 23 filed a
shares of common stock
share to certain key employees of
underwriting is involved.
ner
No
Corp. below.
United Control
See
Capital
Corp.
debentures
v
Convertible
The debentures
tion's common stock.
convertible
are
Company.
Capital Corp., the
Small Business Investment
into 70% of Electro Radia¬
held
is
;
'■
'
Charles
E.
President
trend, in
miniaturization
of
electronic
systems. .The-
which
with
to
the
could
bring about a merger of
electronic systems, composed
of
to
considerable
a
objects
no
thicker
no
of hundreds
and
the
of
extent,
be
offer
of
by this
of electronic eomponents,
considerably
declared
SEC
per
share
new
L
May
The
without
proceeds
in
Federal
of
letter
a
common
Under
to
to
are
Power
be
for
used
•
,
Co.—To
offered
be
at
value
value;
$5
The
FPC
will
: S.
El
Paso
stock
as
has
authorized
will
dividend
El
to
make
Paso
stock
to
its
full
a
Electric
under
automatic
also
modern
the
stock,
issue
no
132,644
holders
will
share
issue
Amended
be
authorized
company
par
will
train
he
Co.
Aberg
stated.
compared to
major items
estimated at
this
El
shares
its
of
issue
to
Co.
in
Ltd.
of
London
Stockholm,
Swedish
law
the
10,785,685
fr.
ry.
par
used
reduce
notes
is
the
California,
and
&
Paso,
of
an
•
the
The
end
into
diversified
their
shares
has
placed
fractional
of
sale
of
the
stock
will
be
$20,387,384
the
common
net
capitalization
no
value common
In authoriz-
applied by
B. C.
—
Chicago,
of
in
El
Paso
Electric's
and due
This
ing
issue
•
Nov.
1,
1961
electrical
N. T.
and
current
construction
p.
T,
1963
Nov.
1,
1965
1,
May
1,
Aug.
1,
1968
1969
1970
Aug.
V
program
1,
1972
May
■
1565.
.
.
with
issue
the
—Engelhard Industries manufactures, in the United States
or containing platinum,
many ancl diverse products made of
lin
goW' silv'er and other precious metals, and also refines
inriiHo
preciou.s metals.
Such products, widely used in industry,
catiivo,Spcc
^
anci fabricated products, electrical components,
sitiro
and chemicals, plating compounds and solutions, ana also
uca and
j
■
4
" Newark,' East"Newark. Union and
cloned
Attleboro and Plainville, Mass.; Toronto, Canada; Lonand'
<a
' Home,
Italy; Zurich, Switzerland; Melbourne, Australia,
ll
Bogota, Colombia.—V. 191,
p. 1433.
in
1970,
The bonds
form
tions'
through May,
and l,/2%
1%
are
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
R,
1962
1965_l__*-:*_
■ •
1967__;—
1969
1970
1972_——
1975__
&
5%
,
payable
in
at
be
invest¬
issued
of
on
R, Inc.
option
the
at
unless
of
con¬
previously
conditions).
the
debentures
will
be
banks,
to
representing loans
balance of the proceeds
The
Micromega
Corp.,
to acquire new
facilities, and to
manufacturing
new
the
stock
stock,
certain
sale
Inc.
is
The
of
producer
a
electronic
of
main
precision
office
microwave
instrumentation,
components
the
of
for
high
radar
and
is
company
the
of
retirement
test
power
commu¬
located
in
current
financing, in¬
outstanding capitaliza¬
of the convertible sub¬
of bank
debt,
will consist of $2,000,000
due* 1970, referred to above,
company
debentures
stock,
completion
$1
value.—V.
par
has
and
449,567
shares
1565.
p.
.
Co.—Hearing Ordered—
scheduled
Office
191,
faring, "for
a
June
I960,
13,
in.^ts
on
a
of
preferred
St.,
Tacoma,
and
shares
common
Wash.
of
certain
Commission
also
material
charges
Inc.,
Co.,
the
accruing
certain
of
In
that
misleading
prior
and
amended
rep¬
order
circular
operations
Plywood
of
Co.
fails
the
and
of
18,
May
to
dis¬
company's
Totem Ply-
benefits from the operations
the company's controlling stockholder by
leases, mortgages and other indirect in¬
to
contracts,
191,
false
offering
Rainier
by
2142
Commission
an
and substantial pecuniary
company
terests.—V.
of
of
asserted
company,
'
the
that
results
plant
fact.
this
by
i,1;'
temporary suspension order, the
company's offering circular contained
virtue
2088.
p.
Fiber Strap, Inc.—Formed—
j
■
Formation
market
electronic
Printed
The
Fiber
of
Strap,
developments
new
than
other
steel
and
J.
A.
announcement
Gerrard
equipment
is
the
and
venture
bundling
on
May
the
Gerrard,
steel
strapping and strapping
strapping used excen&weiy
strapping firm also
sheathed in rugged water-proofed
paper
The steel
metal.
conserve
steel
of
of
originator
of
use
corporation to
materials
by
Chicago
Des Plaints, id.
with
31
Sol S. Weiner, President of
President of A. J. Gerrard.
by
made
was
and J. M.
during World War H to
pioneered
joint
a
announced
manufacturer
a
is
ana
as
strapping
was
Chicago, and A. J. Gerrard & Co.,
String Co.,
joint
Inc.,
for
wire,
Chicago Printed String,
strap
paper.
Chicago Printed String is the nation's largest manufacturer of indus¬
trial tapes, with 45 years of tape making experience and pioneering,
and decorative gilt wrapping materials.
The industrial Division pro¬
out¬
$1,795,234 of
and 677,-
duces
to
wide
a
meet
variety of cotton,
.
corporation Weiner will
new
and Gerrard
Inc.,
plastic and polyester-glass
rayon,
specialized needs of industry.
the
.
.
tapes
,
as
serve
President of Fiber Strap,
Vice-President.
as
'"
The
A.
corporation's first product will be the Fiber-Strap machine,
by Chicago Printing String and manufactured by
new
initially
developed
Gerrard
J.
&
machine
The
Co.
applies
replace
and
wire
heavy-duty
new
a
tape called Stur-dwhich is aesig.iod to
packaging and bundling
rayon
Chicago Printing String,
aLo developed by
Strap,
steel
in
strapping
many
operations.
first
The
Price
.of.
100
100
100..
toe
to use the Stur-d-Strap
company
largest jnail
ocderr iirms
Chicago
of
tape and machine is one
which, is ^utilizing. jt for
bulky mail order shipments. Weiner. emphasized, however,
that
the Fiber-Strap machine will not be produced . in quantity for
several months. When it is generally available it will be leased to cus¬
tomer on a four-year basis at a cost ox something over $1,000 an¬
packaging
lOOVij
100
101
100
nually.-
-
Film ways,
Dealer concessions on this
1966; 1V4% from November, 1966 through
from February, 1971 through May, 1975.
will bear interest from May 1, 1960,
trade
a
will
common
its
woou
of
the
custom-built
adequately
the
lay-up or fabricating
prices as follows:
5
5V4
'5Vh.
5%
6
6
in
C. E. Unterberg,
—
common
capital.
for
types
close
interest to be added in all cases.
accrued
November,
Its products
Proceeds from the financing will be used to reduce
notes and short-term bank indebtedness and to in¬
located''
of
Coupon %
Nov.
May.
Nov.
Feb.
May
May
May
16V2%
7/9d
York.
New
resentations
Wilmington,^
financing,
current
consist
will carry interest rates and
at
the question whether to vacate or make
Commission order of Maren lb, i960, temporarily suspend¬
Regulation A exemption from registration with respect to an
D
the
:
Francisco,
the
tax
year
accounts
under
from
working
and
Regional
a
In
of Chicago — Bonds
Ziegler & Co., of West Bend, Wis., on
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
X
Commission
offering
East
Kraft
will
special
1960.
the
convertible
are
of
investment
systems.
permanent
first mortgage bonds dated May 1, 1960
serially from Nov. 1, 1961 through May 1, 1975.
15-year
properties,. The; completion
working capital.
are
of
company
ordinary
the
inventory.
anticipated
The
$350,271.
completion
the
income
7,
for
maturity into
notes
equipment
related
common
present
Maturity
of
products.
of
of
July
on
adjustment
proceeds
an
as
and
the
of
Seacue
111.)
the company
oiifif^CJPDSr~Net;
'piantV
tion
May 18 publicly offered $1,750,000 Evangelical Hospital
Association
of Chicago
(Christ Community Hospital,
interest.
par
offel'ing represent? the first public financing by
to a business founded in 1875 _&ud
owned during that'period.
Upon issuance of the
stanrtlstfered, 80.05% of the 2,005,490 common shares to be out;
wil1 be owned by Engelhard Hanovia, Inc., a company con¬
trolled by the
Engelhard family.
quartz
cluding
43,073,838
1959, the company had operating revenues '
income of
increased
excluding
June 3 $2,000,000 of F X
share
CAPITALIZATION—rUpon
Evangelical Hospital Association
Offered
•
to its1utility
and
to
additional
nications
principal business from its
had been that of a
the War, its business
its
the
1959.
consolidated
until
per
additional
moderators
In
The
SEC
offered
and will be in coupon
Stock
registerable as to principal and interchangeable as to denomina¬
the office of the Corporate Trustee upon payment of expenses
to such registration or interchange.
Interest will be payable
at
Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering
the
Exchange
at
proceeds
are
The
a letter of notification with the
stock (par 25 cents) to be
the common stock on the American
of sale. No underwriting is involved.
filed
27
May
shares
market
the
at
on
16,000
price
time
of
common
of
stockholder.-—V.
to go to a selling
189, p. 2889.
incident
semi-annually thereafter on Feb. 1 and Aug. 1 of
each year at the office of Marshall & Ilsley Bank, Milwaukee, Wis.,
Corporate Trustee, or at the option of the holder, at the office or
agency of the corporation at Chicago, 111., and West Bend, Wis.
Both
principal and interest of the bonds will be payable in lawful money
of the United States of America.
The bonds are in denominations of
$10,000, $5,000, $1,000 and $500.
i
1960
1
Aug
which dates back
'
of
posted
on
short-term
BUSINESS—F
The
shnrii
and
emphasis
$58
(subject
Woodside,
Bank of America
industrial
year.
on
year,
deduction
debentures
time
of
used
be
pulse
War II
After
World
May,
year
are;
Debentures Offered
—
any
repay
equipment,
-
1,974 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock,
500 shares of common stock.—V. 191, p. 1433.
th?V^ER,SHIP—Tlle
naiinrij10,
major
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
standing
Purchase Plan.
containing precious metals.
widely in industry.
m
/
...
\
company's
of
in
compared
(last
-
1960.
Farwest Plywood
San
the
recommended
and
1,387,343
organization.
commercial and
EARNINGS—For the year
of
additional
additional
the
ucts made of
or
..
and
operations in the
electronic systems in
missile production facilities and in missile and satellite base installa¬
tions, including ground support systems for testing and operational
sites, as well as tracking systems for missiles and satellites.
Engelhard Induitries, Inc., of
Newark, N. J., at $23 a share. Engelhard Industries is
°ne of the
largest manufacturers in the world of prod¬
ereaco
.
to
maintain
to hold
permitted
at
price
machinery
$8,767,523
at
for
£2,735,128
£1,184,146
.
arising from a revaluation of
to capital reserve.
report
R, Inc.
provide
will
highly technical work of installing electrical and
Texas,
outstanding common stock.
sell
or
52,444
snares of common
stock
crease
to
partnership founded in 1920 under
It operates through four divisions
a
be
and
credited
PROCEEDS—Net
1,991,441
headquartered
Monterey.
until
and
to
Galvan.
is
convertible subordinated debentures,
reaeemea,
•
payable to; the
successor
Ets-Hokin
of
in
will
day of June,
holder
used
Galvan, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
&
to
1946,
Diego
-ence
group managed by Dillon, Read & Co.
Lazard Freres & Co. offered on June 3 400,000
hi*
Amsterdam
43,777,595
893,361
'
'
name
underwriting
used
in-
^contracting, and mors recently its long background of electrical experi-
($1
Engelhard Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
are
net
$2,698,426 $10,036,976
147,925.
v.;
20%
declared
of £537,781,
directors'
version
1960—4 Months—1959
10,862,658
to
charged
.
the directors
subject, to
are
CONVERSION—The
year
$13,561,084 $53,814,571 $51,841,361
$2,176,800
opers.
cost
"Christ
due June 1,
1970, at 100%, plus accrued interest from June 9, 1960.
,rv../
$12,962,485
7V2%
paid
been
has
5%%
placement
the
^
expenses
Feb;
and
not
1960—Month—1959
55-bassinet
property upon completion of
This is 3.81 times this issue
amounted
taxation
Towbin & Co. offered
the previous year.
•
revenue.,
•
inc.
75th
reported
had
Parsi,
is
company
taxation
the
i
warrants
tenth
the
its
arranged
London,
be
$4,960,048
(Great Britain) Ltd.—Earnings—
making
of
dividends
surplus
the
Egyptian technicians to
in
mortgaged
$6,746,123.
be
before
and
dividends
The
initial $5,000,000
sundry debt;
approximately $2,140,000.—V. 191,
An
A
equipment
celebrated
North
redemption
1%
May
the company effectively paid a rate equivalent .to
the special interim dividend) on the present capital.
and
ment,
said,
$45,838
to
ended Feb. 27,
1960, excluding the special interim dividend, will absorb £631,122 net
(last year £377,514). In addition the special interim dividend required
£139,246 net from the profits of the year to Feb. 27, 1960.
license agree¬
by existing
a
£
The
switching
telephony,
of
(2)
prior
system
an
exchange
Electric
North
marine electrical contracting
value.
Employee Stock
^wfatd the ccust , of additions
of
cost
signed
crossbar
factory,"
v-
in
the
San
the Commission amended an order of June 18, 1959,
authorized the company to issue 50,000 shares of $5 par
common stock
under the original employee plan.
'
Proceeds from the
the
Alstyne, Noel
A.
law
-
had
value
crossbar
1966;
year
F X
telephone
we
profit
(including
.
"
system
be
if
1,
effected
1,
net
£5,052,010,
These
!
'
.
standard
new
RR.—Earnings—
hlocated
8. this action,
which
three
systems
v
dividend will be made on the basis of one new share for each 15 shares
held. No fractional shares
or scrip will be issued.
Holders of fractional
share interests
may either purchase the additional fractional interest
required
each
J
illustrate the need of,
throughout the
1959
Ericsson
the
Mr.
of
Last
be
■
common
Electric
a
to
BUSINESS—Ets-Hokin & Galvan, Inc., Incorporated under California
r;;
Reclassify, Issue More Com.
Commission
also
185,088 shares of
V
'
;
if
with bor¬
or
on
the estimated
Stock—5% making 10% for the
Ordinary Stock—A final dividend of 15%
-
1,989,673 outstanding shares of common stock,
share, into an equal number of shares at no par
per
for
\
of
will
dividends recommended by
stock
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the common stock will
initially be added to the company's general funds and used as working
capital principally for . the reduction of accounts payable, which have
.expanded with the growth of its business.1 The balance of the proceeds
utility to reclassify its
par
dividend
stock
in part,
the new
Preference
$3,381,000,
•
■"•
capital. *
working
The
year.
& Co. offered on June. ,1, 250,000
shares of this firm's $1 par common stock at a price of
$5.30 per share. This offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed... V
:" V'y
vh
,•
of
'
Ericsson
its
of
and
&
,
Ets-Hokin
>
wi;h. the
notification
of
stock
of
stock
a
y
,
.
during
the
as
1959,
shares
operating
^Vah
could,
with
underwriting.
El Paso Electric
The
filed
20
covering 75,000 shares
of
telecommunications
States,
Warburg
operating
we.s
share),
dividends
Republic, Ericsson received
earnings,"
shares.
inception
on
previous
net
interim dividend
'
corporation
the
premium
no
pay,
valuation
with
£2,430,553
£1,167,697).
to
$4,-
'
•;
,
.
EIja Oil Corp., New Albany, Ind.—Files With SEC—
The
in
reached
factories.
ry^ioperating inc.-—V.,191, p. 1985.
-
new
infinitely greater reliability
efficiency."—V.
191, p. 1321. ",
-
improved
one
automatic
jiNet
sub-
ISSUE—To
construction
ordinated
growrtftV.of;-the
components,
of
$3,262,000
reached
amounted
income
net
and
prior to
or
redemption
profit for the year ended Feb. 27, 1960, after
all charges, including
taxation, amounts to £1,550,982 compared witn
£1,262,856 for the previous year, an increase of £288,126.
the
stock
rcVi
OF
consolidated
The
payment
arrangement, and
United
G.
own
Net
a
variety,
a
which
also
company
Net' sales
and
be
prior to May
19o6
if
1967.
property
new
The
including a special cash dividend of 15
$2,254,000, or 48 cents a share, for
system.
exchanges
1,083,259
Ry.
fundamental
replaced
of
company
parent
from
Australia,
Arab
$503,407
S.
Ry.
molecular electronic
These molecular subsystems are integrated into wafer-like
larger than a dime which make possible electronic circuits
than the molecule itself. They could perform the functions
technique.
tne
Erie
major breakthrough. This
properties of matter,
function and material. Today's concept
promises
deals
holding
1958,
received
Period Ended April 30—
industry is based primarily upon its fast changing character
and the increasing reliability of the products manufactured by elec¬
tronics companies.
The great
advances in the electronics
art have
been made pdssiblc by the sharp cutting edge of advanced technology.
Many scientific breakthroughs have created significant new applica¬
tions for electronics
facilities throughout
our economy. "
• 1
technology,
"In
install
license
a
shall
or
1,
on
May
on
redeemed
2%r
(F)
-
funds
be
may
be:
1958
in
Group
Ericsson's ac¬
following
1959,
Telegraph Co.-
approved
United
to
record
come
its
electronics
"Molecular electronics
included
were
and
after
bonds
shall
5
bonds, the corporation's only funded indebtedness.
"The
Electronics Capital Corp. said,
technology is towards
the
of
electronics
sophisticated
&
improved
said.
Frankfurt.
.
an
the
Salik,
overwhelming
recent
telephone
the
"In
of
fundamental properties of matter.. The com¬
pany's founders are Donald B. Prell, President, a leading electronic
executive, and Jacques Hanlet, an international electronics scientist.
Mr. Hanlet, Vice-President and Director of Research, is a recognized
authority In the field of molecular electronics and is the holder of
over
150 patents in solid state physics and electronic systems.
^ of
investigation
of
number
of
significant contracts re¬
1959, the record year reported by North
divestment of Ericsson stock by the Inter¬
manuxacture
and
advanced research and development organi¬
zation which concerns itself with the newest frontiers
of electronics
technology. Its research activities are devoted to molecular electronics,
solid state physics,
electroluminescence, plasma technology, and the
Radiation
Electro
Total
this
formerly held by I. T. & T. was quickly oversub¬
scribed not only in Sweden but in other
European financial centers,
when it was marketed last
month, Mr. Aberg noted. An international
consortium headed by Stockholms Enskilda Bank, Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Electronics
to
publicly
first
and
largest
the
1965
1,
there
1965,
premium
of
constructing and equipping
195-bed,
Community Hospital" located in Oak Lawn, 111.
reported,
above"
the
effected
(3)
1,
PURPOSE
during
contracts
was
Ericsson
convertible
five-year
Aberg
Mr.
and
company,
after May 1,
and
be
May
with
of
Strowger
operate
-
Purchases
service
a
1967;
after
75
manufacturing
in Cairo
and five nearby towns. In this
case, we are aiding in the construction
of a local factory which will manufacture
certain Ericsson equipment
Radiation, Inchon June 1 announced the sale of $600,000 of
nation's
basis
the
v
—
in
approved
the
contract
Debentures—
Electro
he
for
with
Electronics
also
replacing
"
v
than
but
after May
redemption
sub¬
with
more
a
"substantially
the
V;
the
for,
equipment
Electronics, Inc., below.
Textron
and
world,"
-y^w
year-end,
in
company
share,
per
Group
major
desire
under
Electronic Research Co.—Acquired—
See
parent
the
tne
Australian
r.
•
•
and
affiliates
in
37%
ment
.
was
year.
on
by
■'Two
and
•
■
in
by
not be redeemed with borrowed
may
1965,
funds
effected
City.
At
time
interest
compared
national Telephone
notification with the SEC cover¬
(par $1) to be offered at $2.55
the company and it subsidiaries.
first
already outstanding. ; '
Aberg commented on a
ceived
Development Corp.—Acquired—
Ohio,
York
Italian
$58,603,000
stockholders
"In
Electro
the
cents
previous
shares
•
two
the
for
share,
distributed
10,845
proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 188, p. 48.
The
New
hand
on
approximately
73
Electric,
100 000
Galion,
$5,926,000.
of
from
up
1959,
to
The
Industries, Inc., Birmingham, Ala.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
/' v"•"//■
The
of
to
majority
a
up
per
the
Ebasco
ing
of
organization
the U. S.
Aberg' said.
cents
Bonds
1,
rowed
Ever Ready Co.
results
equal
'
"
;
Co.,
orders
profits
$61,714,000
Mr.
♦Deficit.—V. 191, p. 1877.
May
in
in Stockholm
meeting held
representatives
or
wholly owned subsidiaries.
sales
and
net
income
of
the
levels
during 1959,"'Mr.
Net
,
$198,088
11.681
levels
record
are
record
1,867,462
$242,730
,
,
Electric
of
and
quisition
two
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$2,082,777
$2,065,550
478,790
470,863
expenses.
Railway oper.
companies
$5,226,000
operating
;
ithas consistently
189, p., 2787.
1960—Month—1959
$468,723
$600,687
>
revenue
ooer.
(b)
reached
telecommunications
Corporation
backlog
Sales
Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings— 'V.V
Duluth, South
Period
Group
annual
figure.
467,000,
pnilwav
the
T.
*rom
fruit juice drinks, Mott's
and
Ericsson
at
Aberg, President of the parent company, L. M. Ericsson
Telephone Co.,
reported that consolidated Group sales amounted to
$165,341,000, a 6% gain over the $155,783,000 of 1958. Net income rose
000 shares now outstanding.
Mr
Meinhold pointed out that company sales and earnings have
P.pased each year
since 1951. He attributed the continued growth
is
vear
t0 gains in nearly all existing markets for the company's
iriucts
which include Sunsweet Prune Juice, Mott's apple products,
SaPP's
worldwide
a
Ericsson
Sven
603
"
The
told
,
is
associated
affiliate,
compared
adjusted
of
were
C*^tries' Tiie GrouP is represented in
Tne
to
rninKs
Shavf $°L01 *T>er
with
sidiaries,
•
-
for the eight-month period were equivalent
the 603,000
common shares now outstanding,
_
were
net earnings
earnings
2.
Ericsson
sales of $33,628,047 during the similar period
$610,667 on net
and
stockholders
June
on
after
provision
for Federal income
sales of $39,695,621. This compared with
parnings
«
Sales
1959,
York food processors.
New
f
»r
X
of
and
earnings for the eight-month period ending
announced on May 31 by H. E. Melnhold, President
sales
„nri
fi%0
(2413)
Ericsson Group—Record
Sales, Net—
puffy.Mott Co., Inc.—Record Net—
D
Financial Chronicle
and
Flintkote
I.
for
(a)
Sealzit
or
If
other
may
be
after'
1966.
Jr.,
Chairman
Chief
and
Executive Officer of The
May 31
outstanding stock of The
than $1 million in a cash
leading manufacturer of building products, on
of
all
is
Co.
the
more
manufacturer
of
Sealzit Guns and
equipment widely used in the application of resins, binders
to
make such products as boats, trailers and furniture.
A
on
flat
3
and
and
ventional
form
designed
especially
gun
commercial
prior
May,
Sealzit
The
than borrowed funds are used for such redemption, the
redeemed as follows: (1)4% if redemption be effected
to May 1, 1953;
1963, and on or prior
a
acquisition by Flintkote
Co. of Riverdale, Calif., for
transaction.
OF
(2) 3% if redemption be effected after
Mav 1
to May ,1, 1964; (3) 2% if redemption
be effected after May 1. 1964 and on or prior to May 1, 1965; (4) 1%
if redemption be effected after May 1, 1965 and on or prior to May 1,
1966; and <5>
there shall be no premium if redemption be effected
on
Co.,
announced
redemption.)
bonds
Harvey,
Flintkote
BONDS—At the option of the corporation and
upon
not less than 15 days' published notice, the bonds may be re¬
deemed in whole or in part on an" nu^terl"
- * b"
pa
ment of principal, accrued interest and a premium as follows. (The
corporation shall have the option to select tne m»*uriues to ue caned
REDEMPTION
J.
Co.—Acquires Sealzit Co.—
of
roofs
System
of
for
Flintkote
roofing,
industrial
uneven
surfaces.
It
Mr.
may
is
used
for application of
Harvey said, and may be used
also be employed on non-con¬
design. It is used in the Flintkote Monorecently perfected by the Flintkote Research
free-form
Roofing,
Department and Product Development Group. The system
*wdll re'ceiVfid cby 'leading ^roofing afid^building^ contractorstrade demonstrations across the nation.
This
form
i"
the
first
System.—V.
accessory
and plastics
public
announcement
191, p. 1565.
concerning
has been
ate various
this new
Mono-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
Florida East Coast
1960—4 Mos.—1959
shares
Railway
oper,
revenue—
$3,137,607
$3.259,96(f
Railway
oper.
expenses-
2,328,266
2,549,656
9,792,012
10.554.156
$809,341
$710,304
$2,892,873
$2,809,810
263,164
191,689
862,001
837,698
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
ops.
income-
oper.
191,
1985.
p.
common
ratably
A group
'
Inc., and
from
„
Kidder,
Eastman Dillon-First Boston group.
an
to
from
sale
the
the
of
shares
to
are
■
electric,
and
facilities
-
lor
*
Cleveland,
company anticipates further financing in 1960 approximating $25,000,030
and estimates that in 1961 it will require approximately $50,000,000 of
""
//■./
will
have
■
/■,•'./
■■
of
debt aud capital stock of $217,889,030
$9,000,000 of 3V*% sinking fund debentures
1972;
362,500 shares of $100 par cumulative
preferred stock:
13,600.000 shares of no par value common stock out of a total
and
issue
of
20.000,000
BUSINESS—The
snares.
*
.
Okeechobee,
north
the
central
lower
west
Florida
coast
Service
is
supplied
PURCHASERS—The
to
purchase
shares
from
the
of
purchasers
the
Merrill
Lynch,
<■
The
16,500
Stetson
Carl
Loeb,
M.
&
Rhoades
Co.
White,
&
Clark,
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
8,500
&
Clement
8,500
duPont & Co
Hallgarten
Cruttenden,
8.500
Co...
&
Podesta
Evans
A.
&
Hf.
&
8,500
Jenks,
—V.
1.900
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
8,500
Laird.
Hornblower &
8,500
Irving Lundborg & Co
8,500
Mackall
Moseley <& Co
Faine,
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
&
Mead,
&
Meeds.
&
1,900
Coe___.
Miller
&
r.
6,500
Mullaney.
Reynolds & Co., Inc._L_^__.
8,500
Pacific
8,500
F.
Rothschild &
A.
C.
Allyn and Co., Inc...
American
Alex.
Co.—
Securities
Brown
&
,
6,000
Corp..
Sons
Co
Goodbody &
Shearson,
Shields
&
Edward
N.
Siegler & Co-
William
R.
Staats
Stein
Co.......
&
Hammill
Boyce..—
6,500
.
of
Lee
R.
Stone
Higginson
W.
Shields
&
&
Whipple &
W.
Baird
A
M.
<fe
&
F.
S.
R.
&
of
Folger.
J. J.
The
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
Pierce,
Johnson,
All
and
,
Rand
Robinson
Russ
3,500
&
Co
&
•1,500
Inc
Australia,
1,500
to
Saunders, Stiver & Co..
1,500
Schmidt. Roberts <fe Parke.'"
1,500
Scott
1,500
&
Stone
2,700
....
Chas.
Stix
2,700
Co
2,700
J.
Stringfellow.
W.
Scranton
Stern, Frank,
2.700
&
&
S.
Rogers
Co.______
&
1,500
Tracey
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
2,700
Newhard.
2,700
Watling, Lerchen & Co
2,700
Robert
Cook
&
Co
&
Gardner
p.
Inc.
1985.
191,
Forest
-.a.
L.
Co.
on
1,500
&
1.500
the
company's
intention
of
the
a
is
number of
Group
separate
City
Material
of
fiscal
-
entity most of the business
Cleveland, now represented by hold¬
corporations,
Co.
of
which
the
principal
one
The
businesses presently conducted
the company are in three categories;
lumber, building materials and products for the
home
(2)
development and sale of land, and (3)
building, ownership, operation of
and
and
<1>
proposed
sale
be conducted
to
by
of
management of commercial,
ing
shopping
these
15
parts
industrial and other
properties, includ¬
house
developments.
centers
and
apartment
activities have been concentrated
of
the
contemplated
country.
?pavilnn^itingit
developments, in
and certain
Not
Although
until
now
that operations
being
transferred
will
to
HUr"f£er ?f 8hoPPln8 centers
in
be
the
the
Greater
extended
new
Cleve-
to
other
company
are
connection
with
the
dendVofD^?e^sT^er
7
?J
cants Per
u
holders
eing
of
an
and apariment house
additional lumber
Centers' two new apartment
acquteitions
to
construction
of
offered.
record
The
yTrd
two
developments' andlanS;
haVe declar'~d an initial
on the common stock, payable Aua 15
July 29, I960,
declaration and
based
rate
upon
the sale of
of future dividends
the
will
diviI960
stock
nec-
sxsr-sr-<"»Si
Land
Co.
of
first
totaled
year,
June
on
other
demand
will
for
of
that
serve
quality
where
"has
been
filtration
$1
par
Ltd.—Profits
Ltd.
net
of
the
for
Southern
for
of
Federal
75
$83,387
M*.
of
to
from
phase
Yorba
the
is
one
The
of
the
and
Linda
200
of
three
excellent.
.
acres
pointed
the
year-ago
out,
'
share
the
of
a
production
developments.
/ /
$124,434
'■'/,}
of
sale
income
land
totaling; $262,745. *
active develop-*'
lots surrounding
two
of
these.
Part
property
of undeveloped land, sales
Progress
are
reported
/
'
•-
lots
and
none
ceived
stock
the
i-y.
in
this
3.:/
dies,
:''>///'
of
/.
;
*
Rabun
..
memorial
March,
by
completed
Foundry,
systems
"
..
the
,
bronze
In
of
plant/ in
Los
Inc.,
products
Pickard
Burns,
&
through an exchange of stock.
in research, development and
specializes
apparatus,
;
"
inventory
.
its
Many of
best cus¬
Bronze
of
for
authorized
Gorham
corporate-'acquisition
maker
'////■/.
known
stores.
and
the
:to
Norton,
'/.;/■'•/'
well
also. Friedman's
are
V;'
;
H.
of
Inc.,
Co.,
Wilbur
network,
equipment
/
,
Silver
jewelry
and
transferred
/.//
1111.
manufacturers
S.
/;, ' '••
large
a
field
,
U.
1908,7 is
acquired
was
v
/
/
holloware,
purchased.
was
Mass/
fields.
■
.
out/ /
Coast
electronic
191,
compohents.—V.
and
/ .////
/^ "/j/-. /
■
1960—4 MoS.—1959
1960—Month—1959
revenue..
$4,740,000
4,032,041
$19,974,000 $20,350,000
$4,782,000
expenses.
4,450,579
from
ry.
16,501,321
$707,959
17,604,598
$3,472,679
$331,421.
*192,233
ops.
$2,745,402
*1,096,743
*675,527
income^
oper.
191,
the
second
the
79,414
1985.
p.
..
.
straight
fiscal
mailed
period
to
..
.
last
Feb.
/•
•
-
♦-
billion mark
the annual
$5
according
27,
/'/."-.
,
the
exceeded
sales
year,
ended
stockholders.
based
with
-
which
report,
1959
covered
established
compared
with
22,284,983
on
53-week
a
$5,048,574,241
were
$5,094,741,391
to
*/
-
».
.
vear
a
$53,905,170
Shares
of
period.)
•
•
•>
compared with
as
•
••
v
-
the record
mark
earlier, and net income was $51,in fiscal 1958.
Earnings per share,
common'/stock,-
were
comparea
$2.33,
$2.42.
A
&
P's
store
comparable
embodied
another
"was
development
with
the
413,
This
that
of
opening
and
phase
of
also
program
the
237
previous
new
the
closing of 213.
company's
accelerated
on
was
the
year,
maintained at a rate
report disclosed. "
outlets,
retail
the
of
the
modernization 01
/
-
/
according to Mr. Burger,
basis that was both steady
and economically
population shifts, suburban expansion and tn
a
sound,
operations,
consistent with
changing patterns of consumer demands."
strong,—V. 191,
The
of
this
corporation
D.s.rict
p.
5.
an
underwriting
2, 220,605 shares
at
$13
per
which
produces
face
brick
be
re¬
bricks,
and
two
plants
in
Tennessee
for
the
shares
Bank
of
the
p.
m
102.
Corp.—Co-Registrar Named—
has
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
191,
co-registrar
p.
1"60—Month,—1959
oper.
revenue..
$333,212
$405,079
Railway
oper.
expenses.
268,705
283,394
ry. oper.
$69,507
for
1,345,198
2305.
inc,__
2,136
3 9GC—4
$121,685
'
Net
from
rev.
railway
191,
p.
oper.
1985.
.
H, L. Green Co., Inc.*
tabulation
tors
was
of
The
elected
$417,144
70,474
31,967
'
Months—lg
$1,487,422
1,070,278
l,097,»a
$446,351
110,603
*
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—Directors
-resl-
building
Kentucky
Southwest
191,
Railway
share.
for
Canada.—V.
Green Ray & Western RR.—Earnings—
by the company.
ond commercial construction as well as concrete
°,^a fs »even plants in Tennessee, Virginia and
manufacture of
natl0I}g
and
Period Ended April 30—
Net
will
showed that at the close of the fiscal year the
chain was operating 4,276 retail stores in 37 States,
Columbia
Hanover
common
—V.
Shale,
of
Great
The
of the transaction
of the proceeds
report
leading food
being sold for certain selling stockholders,
EU8INESS—General
f|"n,
largest
plus
Manufacturing Co., Inc, below.
is
<
191, p.
the ' Friedman
oper.
996,369,
Printing Co., Inc.—To Be Acquired-
Equitable Securities
Corp. heads
group that offered publicly on June
The stock
/•
oper,
Sales for
of
General Shale Products
Corp.—Common Stock Offered
common
commercial
current
100 developed and improved single-residence
oyer
contribute
recently opened a new plant
variety of specialized ceramic
department
February,
In
,,
annual
months,
Linda
,
by his
plate-type
and
Both sales and earnings were at an all-time high for any 52-week
period/according to Ralph W. Burger, President and Board Chairman.
(The fiscal 1959 figures were exceeded only by those
of the previous
and
more
/
into
•
""
Gross
grading a second unit of 39
Country Club for sale within the next
Land
developed
these
it
in
'''/
castings,
of
rev.
For
1,301,121.
profitable
upper-bracket homes on 20
purchased
last
July, the Yorba
fuel
that
reactor
of
above.—V.
through
organization
1218.
p.
report
/•;/
sale
of
stated
nuclear
June
on
the" third
West
Needham,
during
the
County of Los Angeles.
Is moving Into
con¬
$50,000 contract.
a
Co.—Acquires—/>•/
established
pointed
year.-
Needham
ended
_
on
period. '.
included
for
ceramic
President,
a
the
in
and
silverplated
-L•//„•/
R„
industrial
and
developer's
provision-of
now
General Offset
See
same
Norton
Tne
'
/
period
land
w
a
after
to
-
.
offering of 100 lots in the Westridge area
is virtually complete, Mr. Drown
stated,.,with demand
Pacific
Palisades, where last July the company also
In
purchased
to
cents
contract
a
Commission
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.—Record Highs—
months
including $544,239. from, the
of houses, with expenditures
Garden
company's
the
Drown
10
statement)
the company
acres
Brentwood
42'/a
sale
is
construction
some
in
Brentwood
$684,742
Drown noted
ment
with
taxes
earnings,
in
acres
or
forma
\
pioneering the application of
fields.
It now has in
production operation in "the country for
of
better
purchaseis
Railway
Railway
the
or
27 cents
a
share
on
the
1,447,230
stock outstanding after provision of
taxes, President, Joseph W. Drown revealed
$125,439
(pro
income
half
amounted
the
with
purposes.
-
.
1.
compares
outstanding
-
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
common
income
the
offered
been
Radio Corp.
Period Ended April 30—
built
being
Increase—
six
with
be
receipt of
process
Ltd.—Acquired—
&
customers
best
Mr.
•Deficit.—V.
California
to
/
relating
Planje,
W.
power
announced
the
among
Inc:,
Net
the
'
corporate
Energy
work
fabrication
has
Co.
Gorham. sells
ware.
This
to
$394,284
value
Federal
profits
C.
electronic
Co.,
leading
Co.—Acquired—
Co.
Atomic
incorporation
efficiency of
atomic
full-scale
President,
Angeles,
in
/
/
$5)
'
manu¬
a
;
the
development
makers
visited
products
' ;
.
Y.,
Providence,
fast-growing
is
notification
(par
/'-■/',/•••
this
established
industrialization
of
stock
.
rolling
of
Cable
Gorham
markets.
concluded,
world
half
only
the
at
who
establishment
.
This
shares
of
share
tve
which
to
Wilson
the
for
Manufacturing Co. below.
Land
$27,713 for
which othe interests alg0 have substantial
ownership,
land holdings not expected to be
developed until after 1963.
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds from the
sale of the common shares
the company will
apply a portion toward the repayment of
bank loans
The balance or the proceeds will be
added to working capital and used
in
of
unique
Friedman
tomers,
■«
made
Belling,
Kong, Japan
rate."
1960,
First
Ratner
Forest
The
29,
shares
City Enterprises, Inc. with its executive offices
Cleveland, is a newly-formed Ohio corporation
organized for the
of consolidating in one business
ings m
Gorham
Feb.
BUSINESS—Forest
interests
rapid
Garden
to
purposes
increasing
Garden
apply within three months after
the public
offering for the listing of its common stock on the American
Stock Exchange.
in
Japan,
export
Friedman Silver
May 31, 450.000
Enterprises, Inc. common stock
a price of $10
per share.
The offering marks the first
public sale of the company's stock. The issue sold
quickly
at a premium.
is
in
as
markets
a
See
at
It
well
complete
The
Net
City Enterprises, Inc.—Common Stock. Offered
—Bache & Co. and associates offered
shares of Forest City
licensee
the
at
almost
are
1,500
Waggoner..
and water
by
letter
a
had previously received
McBean &
missile,
Brooklyn, ,N.
1,500
Whittaker
Wyatt, Neal &
trip
///'/"•
v
underwriting.
used
for
general
coming weeks all tools,
Friedman
Silver
Co.
will
be
•
was
filed
common
In
farming And
air conditioning
the
Ltd.,
25
of
announcement,
a
the
Gorhara's
/
.
International,"
growing
up
'
fuel
1
be
/
the
as
"Fram
meet
,
will
;
trip
facturing
:
1,500
East
:/v" '• // /.///;/'.
,
plated
Zealand, Philippines, Hong
and Hawaii
company's marketing effort in
those
areas.
<
:
/
Belling established Fram New Zealand, Ltd., to manu- «•
facture Fram products for New Zealand and for export in Far East '
markets. Belling also established a manufacturing licensee in
Manila./
market
1,500
Youngberg.
&
•
1,500
Far
280,676
The Gorham
Manufacturing Co.,
sterling silverware,
has
purchased
•
'
New
this
Arrangements
1,500
...
Strauss
Taylor,
Co,..'
&
Meyer & Fox
Co
1
•'•/
marine,
for
-
International,
mile
$1,162,077
21,593
from
the
to
Gorham
-
European •/
eleven
oil,
air,
aviation,
line of filters
a
Fram
34,000
a
complete
On
1,500
..
of
has
•
•
of
$839,145
45,336
/
and
application
dealers
licensees
*new
already
of
;
-
company.
of
that
Fram
tmcking,
-
conclusion
'
and
new
manufacturer
plus
fields
establishment
1,500
Lukens^....
leading
automotive,
engine
the
$254,049
49,954
Gorham Manufacturing
;
during
./,/ :*
business
Ont.,
will be
in
Nassau,
Theodore~:H.. Belling,
Ltd.,
designated
of
*-.2,285,062
be
i.'i i'.i-
Fram International/*,
as
licensees.
industry.
-The
...
and
Company.
the
stationary
2,700
2,700
Inc
Rtinholdt
for
the
See American
to. establish
voted
board
f
International.
a
B.
$3,447,139
2,363,895
above.
company
by
operation
its meeting
Wilson, /Chairman, of" the '
International,
directors
President
export
Fram
is
Steven
.
of
be
American
Corp.
1,500
:
3,500
Inc..
—V.
by
filters
Wulbern,
Inc.
3,500
...
Co,, Inc
&
of
South
Fram
Space
to
Fram's
handled
1.500
'«
Fram
board
President,
1,500
Inc
Carrison,
for
The
has
to be known
by the Fram
to
according
•/
1.500
& Sons—.
approved
was
25th,
I.
Fram
1,500
Co..
Lane,
wider
'
;
Ltd.,- Stratford,
Canada,
subsidiary,
trading company
Headquarters
W.
Fram
wholly-owned
Board.
,
of
directors
V
./ 1
Months—1959
$3,203,040
595,967
$252,652
/
Globe Wireless,
Ltd.—Formed—
1960—4
$850,016
making ceramic radomes.
In addition,
in
Monrovia, Calif., for producing a
products.—V. 191, p. 2202.
46,528
action
May
B.
2,700
& Co.,
McCormick
The
Garrett
3.500
Co
Michigan Corp
/
Nolan, Fleming-W.
Illinois
Robert
3.500
Co., Inc...
Co.,
This
1,500 -
Hilliard & Son
B.
1,500
Co
3,500
Co..
flibbs
B.
Inc..
Co
&
403,249
of
making
urania
1878.
p.
Corporation's
1,500
Dooly
Clark &
&
3,500
&
Dickson &
S.
E.
on
&
Smithers & Co.___.__
Courts
First
Fahey,
Ltd:
1.500
Co.,
Bodine......^
3,500
Co..—.
&
Oscar
&
an
Townsend,:
3.500
_
Lemon
Kidder
McDonald
&
Crouter &.
Ferris
.;
Co
Schwabacher
Cassell
6,000
Co..:
...
Hentz &
Johnston,
&
Dawkins
Sullivan
H.
DeHaven
Co.,
...
Faulkner,
Baker, Watts & Co
3,500
__
Co
<fc
__
Blair
Co.__
C.
*33,077
international
1,900
1,900 4
a__
Boyce....—
6.000
F.
Fram
1,900
&
6,000
Co..
Co.
&
Bacon,
William
&
6,000
Robert
Inc.
Sutro
Mosle & Co
6,000
Co....
&
Co.—
Walker
H.
Bros.
6,000
Corp
Hammill
Stein
17,327
191,
1121273
582,784
V
to
$100,000
The
ceramics
$1,244,030
board
The
1,900
Rotan,
$1,971,052
income...
oper.
$835,436
!
'
research
Gladding,
.
$141,313
Fram International,
Co,,
Inc.
6,000
Co....
Pressprich
Shearson,
G.
&
ry.
of
of
/
1980—4 Mos.—1959
$7,768,989' $7,955,437
5,797,937
,6,711,407
$264,328
ry.
$218 949
21454',282
Florida Ry*—Earnings—
company.
He pointed out that
fuel elements may improve the
ops.
from
♦Deficit.—V.
1.900
6,000
;
__
expenses.
oper.
rev.
" $205,827
119,276
initial research has resulted in successful fabrication of prototype plates
6,500
to
Ry.—Earnings—
$2,673,231
1960—Month—1959-
without
are
461.
p.
excess
In
■/"1
'
1960—Month—1959
$1,676,491
$1,803,550
1,412,163
1,662,237
April 30—
38,029
&
Inc.,
share,
proceeds
190,
tinuance
4,000
Vv
.
.
in
4,000
—L_/
Wheat & Co.—
C.
65,744
$2,500,908
2,295,081
Hill, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
4,000
—
Lerchen & Co...
Watling,
J.
$67,683
:
,
1960—4 Mos.—1959
624,078
$86,638
inc.—
Strap,
per
elements.
Co..^
,
/■'-
$691,761
:
ry." ops.
/
-
-/Ov.
■
The Los Angeles company on May 27 announced
Blosser &
&
'
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Contract—
2,500
6,500
&
V
577,111
corporation on May
3,500 shares
The
6,500
&
8,620
.
covering
—V.
12.000
Co..
McDowell
4,000
53'f44
r
12,000
—
& Scribner
Deane
Straus,
Miller,
$243 638
*162,290
$61,518
1960—Month—1959
expenses
&
$39.90
2,500
...
Co.
&
Co.u.——
Bros.
Sutro
1565.
p.
Schultz
Singer,
12,000
6,500
&
Stiver & Co
Saunders,
L.
J.
l!o27',564
*$4,994
'•
1985.
Fiber
The
Co.,
&
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$1 271 20?
$663,749
30—,
revenue!..1 •
4,000
Shepard
1,900
;
tn
; 1,128,315
from ry. oper.
p.
Gibbs
at
Co._—2,500
Bros.
191.
Net
1,900
Co.__;___
Rauscher, Pierce &
6,000
Co........
Havden.
Inc.
6,000
__
Estabrook
Wells & Co
Northwest
eaual
$1,123,321
1985.
p.
operating
191,
SEC
-
Net
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
...
L.
$895,498
sales
(A. J.) Gerrard & Co.—Joint Venture—•
6,500
Weeks—20,000
&
Mellen
Railway
1,900
Co..
to
share
net
1985.
p.
rev.
ry.
See
Chris-
&
6,500
7,500
4,000
Railway oper. revenue__
1.900
F. S.
BissslI
of
per
1958
'.4,000
1,900
Weeks......
$2.29
271,415
income
oper.
Net
Net
—V.
4,000
Inc.
tensen.
Prescott,
Co—2,500
&
Period Ended
Co.
&
to
$332,933
*41,906
191,
operating
6,500
Fort Worth & Denver
1,900
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
amounted
*$10,373
operating
Ry.
Co.,
—
llowell,
equal
—
ops.
ry.
from
191,
Ry.
6,500
2,500
______
Inc.
1,900
Co.
of
296,047
20,000
4,000
Co.—
<fe
Kaufman
1,900
Inc.
8,500
Co
Sherrerd—.—
& Co
85%
sales
net
outstanding. For
1960—Month—1959
'
Georgia Southern
&
6,500
—
Co., Inc..
&
Halle
S.
Joseph,
1,900
Coo ley
:
Reid
Hornblower
1,900
Butcher &
had
$285,674
Period Ended April
6,500
Company..!...
Webber/ Jackson
Peters/ Writer
4,000
Corp.
Marshall:
&
Ohio
ry.
2,500
do.______
Clark &
nrst Cleveland
Hirsch
1,900
10,500
.
Co......
Francis I.
Strudwick
&
Shale
1434.
income...
oper.
rev.
—V.
6.500
-
Curtis
12,000
Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—_
10,500
& Co
Dodge & Co
Drexel
Anderson
Co
&
Paine,
6,500
4,000
4,000
Co.
Co.
Emerson &
L.
Will
Stetson
10.500
Weld & Co., Inc....
Bache
Corp..
&
House & Co
I, duPont <fc
.
4,000
Co..i.
Co.-
The
Goodbody & Co
Halle & Stieglitz—
2,700
10,500
__
Witter
Cchu
:
Smith, Barnev & Co
Dean
Securities
Murch
&
&
Turben
Milwaukee
12,000
...
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Fahey,
2,700
Winslow,
M'ericka
J.
Merrill,
The
from
rev.
Net
Inc._L._-." ; 4,000
12,000
Foster
2,700
10,500
to
RR.—Earnings—
April 30
expenses.
oper,
ry.
Net
12,000
& Co.
Florida
&
Period Ended April 30—
X
,
McDonald
4.000
Inc...
Sons
&
Brown
Fulton,
10,500
Inc
Brothers...
amounted
.
.
stock
earnings
p.
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
respective numbers
the
Becker & Co.
G.
Vn->
Biyth & Co.,
net
brick
$1,171,699
common
191,
of
General
Georgia RR.—Earnings—'
'
Co., Inc
:_
Newhard, Cook & Co.___"_
H.
2,700
Lehman
and
snare.—V;
♦Deficit.—V.
Ohio,
...
Mason-Hagan,
Wm.
Francis
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
L_,
Net
Shares
6,500
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.__
William R. Staats <fe Co
Cleveland,
./
below:
4.000
l'
16,500
'
company
Simonds & Co.,
Burge & Kraus—_
ba.tman, Eichler & Co—
"
Co.,
Net
named below, for whom Bache
a firm
commitment to purchase
forth
12,000
Inc.
-//•■.,
Kidder, Peabodv & Co...
the
set
136.500
Co.,
and
Ball,
Curtiss,
Shares
Purchaser
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.....
from
stock
common
Co
Allyn
Alex.
.
Shares
&
C.
A.
severally agreed
respective numbers of
common;
new
Purchaser
common,
Bear, Stearns & Co.......
•
have
following
the
company
below
named
jointly
not
and
)f
shares
made
remesentative,
as
West
of
which
are
Miami,
Fort
Lauderdale, Coral Gables.
Beach, Hialeah, Hollywood, Daytona Beach and Sarasota.
Palm
'
underwriters
Inc.
most
largest
'
of
Baker,
/
portions of central and
in 493
communities, the
and
area,
in
severally
Bache
„
,
service
Railway
.
Bank,
Commerce
•
acted
Co.
A.
of the
territory along the east coast of Florida
(except
the Jacksonville
area
and
five
other
municipalities
which
have
municipal
electric
systems/ the agricultural area
around
southern
and eastern
Lake
electric
supplies
company
B
Shares
outstanding long-term
authorized
Union
The
and
company
first mortgage bonds;
due
Ohio
UNDERWRITERS—The
<&
/' /
financing the
this
class
of
shares
1,560.000
RIGHTS—The
" respectively.
.
money.
of
earnings
$7,906,718
per
Georgia
.
The
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
net
1959
year
Railway oper. revenue—
divided
.
*
new
the
shares of
Period Ended
no
into live series of 312,000 shares each, will be con¬
vertible at the option of the holders into fully paid and non-assessable
shares of common stock, share for share. Shares of class B common
T stock of the five series are identical in all respects except as to
time of
convertibility.
'
There
are
no
redemption or sinking fund provisions relating to
the company's.-common stock or* class B common
stock.
»
The
transfer agent and registrar for the common stock and class
B
common
stock
of
the
company
are
The
Cleveland
Trust Co.,
other
corporate
company estimates that its 1960-1981 construction pro/gram will approximate $163,000,000 for generating stations, transmission
and distribution facilities and other additions and improvements. The
additional
provide
purposes.
there are
CONVERSION
stock,
used
be
building blocks. Sales
total sales in 1959.,
and
510,600
totaled
$1.70
to share¬
the company's Articles of Incor¬
pre-emptive rights. The shares of both classes
of stock
outstanding and to be outstanding upon the completion of
the offering hereunder are fully paid and non-assessable.
• & .
/
Light Co.—Common Stock Offered—
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
-•
the
on
RIGHTS—Under
PRE-EMPTIVE
poration,
Peabody & Co. offered on
June 1, 400,000 shares of no par value common stock of
this company at $59,125 per share. The group won award
of the stock at competitive sale on May 31 on its bid of
$58,005 per share. A competing bid of $57.66 per share
came
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
holders.
headed jointly by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith
/ of
$9,151,793
holders of
to receive
dissolution of the company, the
stock
and class B common stock are entitled
all of the assets legally available for distribution
LIQUIDATION—Upon
V
Florida Power &
1
of
rate
of
company's
EARNINGS—For
.
—V.
&
$12,684,885 $13,363,966
the
will
company
1960—Month—1959,
manufacture
public, and outstanding equity capitalization of the
consist of 750,000 shares of common stock; 1,560,000
of class B common stock convertible into common stock at
20% per year beginning July 1, 1962.
by the
19 Va%
and
Ry.—Earnings-
period Ended April 30—
Net
.
.
(2414)
on
by
a
vote
Elected—Earnings-to
slate of a
approximately
May 27 reported that according
Corporation
of
Trust Co.
949,850
management's
shares,
or
■
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
The Commercial
.
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(2415)
;-harps
the
in
voted
the snai
0f
k
*
at
the
annual
meeting
'
on
CAPITALIZATION
•
.
De^r/
6
a
Class
Gilbert that
directors
be
elected
voting were defeated by a vote of 875,029 shares
shares.
A
•*
On
ciuarterly and post-meeting report to stockholders the comthat sales for the three months en^ed April 30, 1960
uihtlv higner than last year and improved operations resulted
_
'
an
were
nl"^erate
'
1,
1974-,
15,
1960
"
for
Outstanding
(2Va<t
March
l$o
par
3,
insurance
330,000 shs.
the
1960,
company
nfn/*nnanrfnle °? ?ec'i
$500,000 each
loan
a
a
of
at
6%
per
in
notes
the
The
annum.
Agree¬
loss,
less,than
made notwithstanding the fact that the quarter was-*
.p.-teiv affected by certain extraordinary factors, namely, the expense*-"'
H
ri version-of managements time'and effort to the proxy contest)
>
3
report said.- > ■%
areas," die
as
of
wiiole, stockholders were tolci> • t.-' " :V •'*; / V. . /
Three stores, whose
leases did? not justify renewal uyere closed
opened since Feb; 1K I960.—Vv491,
store was
new
-}■
Co.* Inc.—Registers With SEC—> '^vV
in
12,616,000 .shares of
corporations/ all
the
for
exchange
in
about'70 Separate
oi
They
Vic
The
more.
or
Tanny ;gyms
equipped
are
-with
and
stockholder
to distribute
the
stock
of
food
films
received
services.
Inc.,
is
He
which
food
John
the
11.7%
or
50,000
J.
;
;
"'-
3,
1961
to
stockholders
of
record-on
and
an
annual, stock
future
dividend
7
Bacon,
Whipple
ElliS '•&
Blunt
;-v..
Cruttenden,
.v. Julien
—V.
quarterly
The
191,
The
Such
stock
Co._______^_L_-;_^__i;__.
&
tl.e loan.
The
rejected their
held
contention
$5
W-R
Collins
&
■v
Gulf
v'
.'',7,7c-
"
held
was
corporation
per
Tne
••
:
This
that
banks
the
who
defaulted
"underwriters"
were
of
first
proceeds
Co.—Financing
mortgage
bonds
prererred
due
Soock,
-
to
are
and
-
be
working-
Southern
I960
Co.,
provements
such
sale
for
and
will
these
sale
be
payment
The
uuring
50,000
1961
191,
1962
22u2.1
p.:
$100
at
Trust
Northern
v
filed
letter
a
of
;
'
-
stock
common
used
for
(par
the
to be
$1)
purchase
*
This
-
187,
York
Trust
2549!
p.
property
of
,
.
Co.,
loans
construction
.■
•'
'
165
:
to
of
offered
and
im-
incurred
of
about
;:
■
were
Broadway,
sales
&eius an
for
•
the
share
was
firm
from
,
tools,
*•
,
,
Sls,
the
19oo
eompany-'s
•'
>
registration
a
shares;
common
the
.
"
,
.
has
to
be
Re¬
RR.—Earnings— V
'
196G—Morith—1959
17,651,899
expenses
operating
-u
"
.
operating
3,893,052
-
•"
.
RR.—Earnings—
/
,
1960—Month—1959
$742,399
$962,723
*613,676
f 765,652
expenses
'
.
.;
*
This
;
-
2,570,928
offered on May 31
Products Co. common
stock
sh.ares offered
90,000
shares
(par $5)
of
are
18,379
and
v
Order—
Witter
Kollmorgen
See
Optical
Co.
below.
Hawley
at $18 per share.
*
of
Railways
•
f'
•
r
*
1
;
■
.
•
/
.1
company
were
include
not
do
figures
above
0Der^fuIES?~Hawley
comnL0^
Panv
nni
Inc
,
Products
Co.,
a
;
'
.
Delaware
,
corporation,
any
for
amounts
damages
as
;7
1
Jan.
Dec,
31,
April
to
30,
1959—
amounts due are as follows:
——
$5,924,470.90
——
1960-_-
,
began
,
.
Herlon
named
each.
Realty
partners
and
Kec.er" Bauamg
Realty
Company to
„
its
-J;
Inc.,
40
Marbledale
with
slock
the
SEC
and
to
proposes
Road,
on
offer
stock
common
these
share
one
Tuckahoe, N. Y.,
26, 1960, covering
May
100,000
of
securities
*
purchase
for
stock
common
public
and
one-
for
the
of
has
company
$100.
basis
to
-
/
,
sold
to members of
at $1.33
company
the
which
common
Shares
shares
underwriting
the
group
V
:.
underwriting
share,
per
into
of
the'
10,000
.
.
elec¬
ment
It
has
now
shares
of
applied
and
$100,000
production
for
for
of
net
38,187
stock,
proceeds
shares
10,000
of
common
warrants,
and
this financing, $165,000
loans, $75,000 for develop-'
subsidiary in the field of infra-red instru-
a
of
continued
of
certain
in
research
for
components
working
capital
repayment
design work by
mentatioft;
balance
the
to
outstanding
class ,B
indebtedness.; Of the
be
capital.-,
the
microwave"
design,
development'
instruments,. and;-the
.-
-
:
1
According to the prospectus, 532,563 class B shares (74.82% ) are
by Weissman and the balance by Frankel, of Riverdale, N. Y.
There are 38,187 common shares
outstanding, of which 25,000 shares
are owned
by members of the underwriting group and 4,000 by J. Nor¬
Lewis,
man
director.
a
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.
Kollmorgen Corp.—Formed—
Kollmorgen
Optical
below.
Co.
:
-,
Kollmorgen Optical Corp.—Merged—
"
Kollmorgen Optical Corp. of Northampton, Mass., and the Inland
Corp.; of Radford, Va., and Pearl River, "N. Y., have
merged,
according to a joint announcement by E, O.
Kollmorgen, President of
the optical company, and
Hugo Unruh, President of Inland. The merger
was
accomplished through an exchange of stock, and the
continuing
will
company
division
be
known
the
of
quarters
at
new
Kollmorgen
as
to
April
""sntalect
be
to
awarded
Federal
td
income
taxes
and
fees
and
expenses
191, p. 2203.
Interstate
which
may
•
Department Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
'At the annual meeting of stockholders held
Interstate
Department
Stores,
Inc.
reported
well
production
precision
as
will
operate
at
as
a
head¬
general
Radford.,)
leading producer of submarine
a
npneat.
military,
leading
and
meonanical,
nuclear,
producer"
in New York on May 25,
improved performance
will
companies
exploit
C.
electronic
industrial
and
D.
0*
facilities
the
applica-,
motors and
toTque"
coordinated
now
as
The
bonds
Tne
stock
is
the
basis
of
8,
to
the
are
SEC
to
be
o.fered
be
one
1960.
the
St.
June
on
1
1985,
offered
for
additional
The
torque
operating
motor
in
the
Louis,
common
bidding.
for
by
each
and
at
incurred
for
of
the
bonds
construction
working
capital
purposes.-
Bank
Construction
of
competitive
stockholders
common
14
first
shares
held
of
on
record
underwriting
terms are to
and the principal underwriters of the stock
the sale
of
registra¬
a
sale
for
price
filed
Mo.,
covering $10,000,000
243,600 shar-s of
subscription
share
subscription
supplied by amendment;
loans
effect
C.
and
offering are Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch,
Inc., and Reinholdt & Gardner.
proceeds
to
D.
is contemplated in
Co.—Financing Proposal—
with
mortgage bonds, scries due July 1,
stock.
of
No change
established.
'company, of 1017 Olive Street,
Statement
July
be
capabilities
applications.
new
as
Laclede Gas
Thi&
tion
five-year
.
;
the
to
to
be
loans
expenditures
period ending Sept,
30,-
used
and
for
Fenner
will
&
used
to
estimated
$7,300,000
at
on
Smith
to
pay
to
add
and
to
and
be
construction
purposes,
amounted
are
Pierce,
stock
the
general
May
31,
for
the
$63,100,000
1964.
'
The company
With,
now
preferred
owned
by
has outstanding 3,299,436 common shares, together.
stock,
debentures
and
bonds,
of
which
49,105
shares
officials.
A 7% stock interest is held by
Stupp Bros. Bridge & Iron Co.; and Erwin P. Stupp,-a Director of the
company,' controls about % of the stock of Stupp Bros. The prospectus
are
■
is
two
corporate
$8,281,697.41
——
plaintiffs counsel.—V.
other
the
1960.
..A,—-—
Total
-
of
and
as
company's
1,982,557.51
I960
30,
and
of
existing
bank
Estimated 'interest
Inland
Corp.
corporation, v/hich will maintain
and divisional headquarters
Northampton,
Inland
Net
$6,299,139.90
?re
,
ny
share-for-share
a
equipment:
-
.
on
711,813
—374^69.00
—
1
1
four
is engaged in the design, development and
manufacture
radio-frequency- coaxial connectors,! electronic
testing equipment,,
intercommunication systems and components and
other
of,
be
judgment as rendered the
to
Total
July. 1929 as an individual proprietorship and was inwUnder the laws of Delaware in November, 1931. The comwholly-owned subsidiary, Western Molded Fibre Products,
n
pending.
the
Under
York Supreme Court in the lawsuit brought by
and others against United Fruit Co. in which case
New
Ripley
B.
appeal Is
'
corporation,
("Western")
manufacture
and
sell
of dinnhl
molhed fibre products, including speaker cones, consisting
sets anH
?rris and spiders, for loud speakers for radio and television
Proieefo*.
J10grapl>s* luggage shells, automotive products, typewriter,
a ,
a
clock cases, certain defense items for the government
and /.nnd,',1C*sc?ilaa^0U8'lt€ms- *The company has Its executive offices
Proxiinn\e
manufacturing operations in Bt. Charles, 111., ap«fit. s
m,les west
Chicago, and Western has its executive
and plant
in
Gardena, Calif.
•' " •
preform.,
by? the
awarded
Charles
*■
Co.,
director
The
warrants
stated that
1960
30
1-April
The
Co.
,
the
basis.
consisting of
m
railway operating revenues in the period
$4,777,986 compared with $5,413,570 in -the
corresponding months of 1959, and that net income in the respective
periods was $130,680 and $290,812.
The
Tan
agenT FOR COMMON STOCK—The First National
J Cnicago, 38 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, (111.
Soii^?!ST?AR F0R COMMON STOCK—La Salle National Bank, 135
Street,; Chicago, 111.
paid
company,
economies
Central America announced the company
had railway operating revenues of $1,198,820 in April compared with
$1,407,978 in April 1959, and net income of $14,039 compared with
b International
$187 534.
BankA5S^R*
BT
assignment irom
of
rotary amplifiers extensively employed in missile work, radar
tracking,
and
other fields.
According to. the statement, sales and engineering
International Rys. of Central America—Earnings—
-
presently
&
5
•
-:*-The company
tions.
en,
Dean
$5,625
Michigan '
its
equipment -and-systems- for
1985.
—a
of
at
$106,000,
common
each
a
company.
"30,911 \
Corp.—Merged—
> Inland Motor
j
consent
oy
Kollmorgen has long been known
outstanding shares which were
com nan
^le underwriters -from certain selling stockholders. The
shnw!^ L,w
receive no part of the proceeds from the sale of such
cs- The selling
-ell
remansTll€, sellin8' stockholders have agreed not to sell any of their
the
8 ;shares for a period of 90 days after. this offering without
ine
offering
nurrhn
of
of
statement
of
The
.
units,
periscopes
Co.—Common Stock Offered—Dean
^0' beaded a group of investment firms which
n
first
converted
$440,682$467,302 6
"
,
Hjwtey Products
Publicly
acquired
have sold 29,000 shares of class
B stock
2,966,370
company has applied to the SEC under the
for an exemption to the extent necessary to
permit it to make borrowings from time to time from foreign banking
firms- and the Commission has issued an order giving interested persons
until June 9, 1960, to request a hearing thereon.—V. 190, p. 1180.
manufactures diversified products including construcmining equipment, prefabricated homes, overhead cranes and
p.
sale
under
$3,433,672
Company Act
/
aluminum diesel
engines, and welding equipment.—V. 191,
for
.
$3,011,610
investment
Boston
Investment
repre-
%
offered
organized
held
1960—4 Months—1959
39,245
of Boston, Inc.—Seeks
Fund
Inconic
six months
The
$1,115,768.
,
$197,071
20,957
be
••>-*•.
Motor
$38,302,103 to $39,417,876.
,
$128,723
from ry. oper.*1
rev.
ry. operating inc.—
t "Deficit.—V. 191, p.' 1986.
to
•;
common
stock
purchase warrant, at $4 per unit.
Ross, Lyon &
Co., Inc., and four other firms will serve as
underwriters for the under-'
writing and will receive a commission of 40 cents
per unit.
Morton R.
Weissman, President, and William V. Frankel,
principal stockholders,
will
5,101,394
'.;
r
.
assignment, the partnership paid to
the amount of the latter's deposit
contract and pareed to
..it
a
percentage of the
of the partnership, provided the sum of $112,500 an¬
Electronics
in
and
v
i
,,
*'
v
-
*'•
partnership
consisting
cumulative
shares
certain
$88,371,323
71,434,953"- 72,500,690
1,622,125
.
'r
,
$5,625
sum
registration
efforts
■
a
stock,
*
1960—4 Months—1959
18,064,251
notes,
aircraft
$4,622,149 $16,048,743 $15,870,633
1,084,659
inc.—
Net
same
upon
half
'
-
.
the
been
on
warrants.
sale
with
>
the
outstanding and
exercise
of
outstanding
Co.—Proposes Offering—
,-
a
was
partnership
purchase
a
were
Employees
1j60
and
•'
of
stock
and
In
Kings
and
statement
•
Kings Electronics Co., Inc.-^-Registers Common
Wrnts.
■
company,
*
"
shares
.-
Kawecki
I960;, its general partners
Realty
See
increased
,
Central
191,-p.-1986.
Net
vV77'<7;;'
tif^ani!'iChfeger
Un
the
59,406
The
200,000
for
President.
of
December.
interests,
-
'net cash receipts
%
agent
96,668
covering
Plans. 7
operating revenue—
Ry.
released
June 20.
1960,
Illinois Terminal
following a regular monthly meeting of the
diviri
rti.rect°rs at whiph the board also declared its normal; quarterly
chQl n ,0 40 cents per share payable July 1 to holders of common
shares
of record
Ohio, .filed
Period Ended April 30—
Ry.
against $1.04 per share.
as
Milwaukee
last;
issuance
is
consideration
Co.—Registers With SEC—
from ry. oper. > $4,222,859
rev.
ry.
—V.
N.- Y.
15,
A
!
advance of about 3%
report
■
Abeles,
total
'•
out-
originally were issued for cash in June, 1958
by their terms in June, 1968.—Vv 188,
Company
purchase contract
Herlon
2305.'iy'.
p.
C.
a
its
stock
of
matured
others.
at
Financing Details—
operating revenue-- $21,874,758 $22,686,400 $87,483,701
Net"
: v.-.."* *5
York
New
$857,266 against $815,904 for the
year, cr $1.09 per
Net
to
Option
Ry. -operating
$45,-
earnings
Net earnings
asv
notes
have
a
of
Period Ended April 30—
Ry
for
acquisition
or
1959,
of
Kawecki
$349,000
consist of Herbert Tenzer; Louis *
Nathaniel R. Kaplan and its limited
partner Herbert ;
partnership holds a contract to purcha'se the fee title
Building at 60 N. Division Ave. in Grand
Rapids, Mich.,
which the
partnership intends to own and operate. The
purchase price '*
is $2,012,444
payable $1,060,000 cash and by
taking title subject to
a
$952,444 mortgage. A deposit of
$106,000 has been made. '
The total
partnership capital wTl be $1 125.000, of which the four
named partners
have; each contributed $5,625; and the partnership
is
offering, the additional 196 partnership interests at
on
equipment,
conversion
into
of
Keeler
nually
co-transler
as
Troy,
31,
May
Illinois
The
of' Harnischfeger are up 5%
over
the same
period last
year, according to an interim
report to stockholders covering
the period
Nov. 1
through April 30.
,
o..
pursuant
received
stock
additions
bank
expenditures
for
Harnischfeger Corp.—Net Up—
7*
®.ix"nionth
Co.
of
btock
company-has called for redemption on July
1, next, through
of
the sinking fund,. $15,000 of its
4V2%
debentures, due
1961
at
100%-,
Payment will
be
made
at 'the
Chemical
New
Chicago
Trust
stricted
1,
sank
of
offered
par
operation
-V.
Co.
company,
thr.i. ^C "
competi¬
$2,000,000
Joseph
by
Dec.,
**';*;V.'.'*:„Vr
;
Associates,
the
,
Corp.—Add'l
Hobari Manufacturing
;
t
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.—Partial
Redempt'n
The
to
Realty
the
The
.
with
the
notes
balance
.
SEC—
notification
,
common
the
shares, of
for
' •
Berman.
Chicago as co-registrar.
This announce¬
ment
was
made
on
May
31
by John Gilbert Martin, president of
Heublein, with the appointments effective as of June 1.—V. 191, p. 2090.
Net
April
convertible
Greenblatt
.
and
paid
reserved
tronic
$3,092,800
anti'-mates
and
of
sale
...*.
additional
lor
shares
for- public
securities,
of
used
of
company
I960,.
property.—V.
of
the
parent,
and
purposes.
15$, 19/
the
from
-v-,
•
in
479,306
warrants.
law in May
beverage
and
food
product
manufacturer
and
importer of
Conn., has appointed the Continental Illinois National Bank
the
Pensacola,
Fla., filed a
May 27, covering $5,000,000
offered
be
•
began
.dividend
^ow
and
The
.
-v-'
capital.
Industrial
and
.
-
of
disclosed
was
unit-
per
.
Hartford,
Blvd.,
on
1990
to
Proposal—
/
proceeds ,of
January
of
?
bidding.
Net
in
This
';,
and
:-
;
:
of
75
North
Pace
statement with the SEC
cumulative
tive
191, p. 901.
it
2
provisions
stock
*
filed
that
company,
registration
notes,
completed
subordinated
June
on
a
-
Ileublein, Inc.—Appointments—
of
loan
a
Co.; has
of. convertible
conversion
•
401 744
:*•*-
Co.—Completes Note Conversion—
Chemical
ditional limited partnership
i
:'
-
;
.
on
1,010,597 "
$1,060,613
;
This company, oL 285. Madison'Ave., New York
filed 'a Yegistration
statement with the SEC on
May 27, I960, covering 196 units of ad-'"
to
- ■
$2,071 210
"
•
Keeler Building Realty
"7
10,000
7 5,000
:_
See Smilen Food Stores, Inc., below.-—V. 191,
-y
,
for
64,792
,
,
tnrough Insurance Stocks, Inc., Denver, Colo.
snare,
inventory
;
collateral
as
income:—_
conversions
group
Power
210 842
were
49.
p;
•
f
forth
set
10,000
Co.--.i._^
&
.
'
p., 1566.*
Heritage
they were bona fide pledgees and that
their'"good faith" in accepting the stock as security for the loan
entitled them to sell the stock free of the
registration requirements on
Roach's default.—V.
68,934
ops.
1986.
p.
partners
stock
court
$699,695
ar®
and
•
10,000
Simmons__^
Podesta
May 19
SEC covering 60,000 shares of
of the outstanding stock, obtained ,V
in return for a series on -
$120,000 originally made by the banks to Hal Roach, Jr.,
on
$199,174
the
•'. ' The
cash
stock.
common
.Helicopters, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With
.
sole
Appeals in New York on May 19, 1960, affirmed
lower court ruling against the sale of stock of Guild Films
Co., Inc., *
by two California banks without prior registration of the stock under
Act.'
»
ry
Kawccki
options
the
is
t~-
Court of
Securities
$191,598
from
shares?
a
the
991,645
•v
.
to! pay
its
on
it
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$1,691,340
253,337
the
for
<•
15," 1960.
dividends,
"
$452,511
Board-
common
Dec.
Ry.-r-Earnings—'
1960—Month—1959
of Kawecki
common
stock
have
been
isslied
on
conversion" of
the "
$1,500,000 of notes, Mr. Abeles said. This
includes shares represent¬
ing an adjustment, under the "anti-dilution"
payable
its
7
is
shares)
Enjoined—
& Gulf
-
Since
,
since
The
compared with a net
the identical quarter
in
snare
a
239,759
standing
•
t
,v/V
1
Shares--r"
> Dean Witter .& Cor_4^i.^___3___—_L3___i__l 45,000
Bache & CoLL:_l_a
10,000
"
established
President.
as
Jan.
stock
dividend
stock,
cents
...
April 30—
$1,500,000
with
-
Name
.
Cole
cash
common
common
women.
-
quarterly
its
on
earnings
outstanding.
expenses-
oper.
-
no reprosentation 4s-made
intention
of the
Board
of
System
supplements.
lists
also
was
share
per
.below*"
nationwide basis for all Tanny .;;
a
Foods
99
Kawecki Chemical
UNDERWRITERS—The
$3,000,000
and
men
cents
months,
then
$431,357
191,
The
\
a-
12
revenueTi
rev.
entire
by Guild Films.
Stock Sale
The U. S.
on
such
and
additional
an
both
prospectus
Films
vita
for
Health
Corp. owns 350,000 shares,
ia.^ng
to
open
18
'
declared
increased
oper.
Net.ry.
—V.
.
,
underwriters -named below,; for whom Dean
Witter■.;&- Coi. is-acting as
representative) have made a -firm commit¬
tment,-to puf-chase severally and not
jointly • from -the selling stock.-holders the respective number oi shares of
System;
which
to
amount
may
Net
*
-
equipment manufactured by the ■-*
Management Audit Corporation, also
services
Tanny
sell
and
Guild
The
Vic
are
Corp.
charges -fees
of
assumed
of
J"
■
has
Directors
specialized
Equipment Migl
owned by Tanny, performs
Vic Tanny
companies
to be
to
.
-
by Tanny! : Liabilities
owned
1931.
Directors
as-to
.
consists
•
year
in
r
sales
for
April 30
40%, it was
of
ceases
and; the;, amount
thereof will be dependent upon future
earnings, the ^financial condition of the
company and other pertinent
considerations. >'v,• ■'
'
primarily engaged in the business of distributing'low-
Tanny Gymnasium
its stock.
Tne said
election
reason
dividends
cost,", television program •: seilek - ox .Various' types- on motion picture '
film's or video tapes for nationwide "exhibition by television stations."
Under an agreement with Vic.or A. Tanny, the company will acquire •
Vic
amount
dividends
.
the
be
;
-.present
comprising, the Vic Tanny Gymnasium ;System pursuant:
agreement for.Vtne acquisition of the-assets of said System by
the-company.-;-, ,j. 'It' 7-.. "
• -v*
4.;. ;
*; '~-'V"V '
of
the
any
company has paid dividends on its common
1946, and has operated-at a profit each
^Although
corporations
liabilities
for
1,-M960;:, tor; stockholders" of record on June" 15, 1960.
Director^ has also declared 'a 2% r stock dividend on
stock -payable*
■
to' an
and
the
of
.•
assets
votes
W.-Hawley for
July
to the'prospectus,-2,749,891 of these shares have already
been issued 'from ^time? "to." tinie-and discing
applications with respect
to* them have been'filed with
the 'American Stock Exchange; and the ;;
Prospectus -states that all of these 2,749,891 shares were issued under
various sections of the Securities Act exempting': certain--offerings of
securities from registration.
It is proposed -to offer 2,400,000 shares
to-credit°rs of the company -in satisfaction of their claims against the
company.
It'is also proposed to offer 12,515,000 shares to the various
of the
since
year
incorporation
.The Board of
.
According
all
51'%* of the
Don
company>as; may
DlViDENDS—The
its
which maintains offices at 655 Madison Ave., New
York
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 31, 1960,
covering117,664,8*1 s.'iares t>r common- stock.
"V,;*>"v
is
the
earnings
ending
oper.
,
company,
Guild Films
if
or
of
W,- Hawley, individually, <-and of the
present trustees of ihe
Hawley Trust, the Jess B.-Hawley,„ Jr. Trust and the Louise
Clarke Hawley Trust;
'7
v;
*
7- •
v.'-"
.
Guild Films
the-company
of:stock
cast
and
months
the previous
339,155 shares
on
p.. 1774.
Kansas, Oklahoma
M.
each
This
to
and
ago,
$2.36
equal
191,
Period Ended
Don.
Don
i,
p. 2089.,*
of
amount
them
be
and
>.*;; V'Vand
such
enable
to
.
.
„
to
sales
12
recent
$338,000,
Railway
Railway
engaged in the active management, of
the company,
the com-.
pany will give the insurance
company written notice of such event
and
will, If the insurance
company so demands,-pay the entire
prin¬
cipal
amount
of- the
loan
then" outstanding
without "premium. The
Hawley ^family, interests" include the
interests of Don M.
Hawley
first quarter is the lowest of'the year and sales and '
the period ai-e not indicative of the results for the year' <
for
a
one
to
the
Mnrmallv
drnines
directors
local' ^.conditions in'some- of- our trade ■t. . • : ;/
t;
; '; *
L.
,/■ ;'. '■ >;
.unfavorable weather-and
the
necessary
was
year
the
outstanding. For
equal
year.—V.
.
7'Pmerest
shares
most
last
.
°
expanding
for
Murray D. Safanie and President S. W. Cantor.
$94,692,000,
which
compares
with
$67,619,000
for
Earnings were $1,402,000, equal to $4.02 a share on
period.
the
a
75%.
quarter, traditionally a loss period, sales were
up to $19,420,000, from
$15,044,000 a year ago, and net loss for the
period was $329,000,
equal to 94 cents a share,
amount
Loan
period
$802,000,
For
the
{or
prior
348,535
were
forecast
Chairman
totalled
the
with
com-
and
almost
rose
same
the
Loan Agreement
$1,000,000 to the
1974> evWenced by two
bearing interest
ment
238,450 shs.
executed
providing for
the
Sales
200,000 shs.
quarter
year.
reported by
200,000 shs.
par)
company
first
earnings
over
requires
semi-annual
sinking fund payments of $25,000 befirst fiscal quarter amounted to $^7,920,395 as com- .' gmnmg uUne 1, i96l
through Dec. 1, 1962 and $37,500 thereafter
until
it,.
H27 682 676 in
the corresponding period las; year. The opermaturity. The company received $500,000 of the
p
proceeds of this
irKs
before tax
crediuS was $140,973, compared with $610,604. - loan on April 12, 1960 and will receive
the remaining $500,000 on or
at,ing„af loss for the period was $223,973, or $.16 per share based on '
ore.
ec. 15, I960 upon 30 days notice to the insurance
company
as
rnl
shares
outstanding at. April 30, 1960.
In the first fiscal
required in the
Loan Agreement.
-;
1,1
-t'pr of 1959.' the net loss amounted to $313,934, or $.23 per share.
./' The
Loan Agreement provides that if
the ."Hawley family interests"
constitute
qUathe 1,39*>,293 shares then outstanding.
•
1. >.
in a
full
Net
;
■
stock
the
the
'
$500,000
_
stock
of
reduction in the company's operating loss.
APRIL
Authorized"
$1,000,000
___
Common
-
OF
|
vPiiorted
pany
Dec.
-common
vMue)
to
AS
_
due
fiJtOcKI
the
r
*
notes
,v
.
Lewis D.
by
proposed
,„nnns
^uniiiiative
Jnfifijo
by a committee headed by MaXwell H. Gluck
68,582 shares, or approximately 7% of the shares
of
vote
«
received ft
VOted'
'
contest
proxy
,
?8;p19nominated
APril
7
lists
Robert
President.—V
management
W.
Otto
191,
p.
as
Board
2203.
Chairman
and
H.
Reid
Derrick
as
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2416)
Ave.,
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Lake
Period Ended April 30-—
Railway oper.
revenue
Railway
expenses-
oper.
South
near
The
to
at
permanent oflices at the same location.
stock
issue will bring capital to $2,763,595
completion
of
opened" in
1, pending
St.
The Mineola office will be
175 East Jericho Turnpike by June
Grove
quarters
temporary
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$756,655
$757,627
886,194
812,132
1960—Month—1959
$474,187
$305,175
264,829
265,507
new
will exceed $9,500,000.
the first three months
of
profits
undivided
including
funds,
capital
Total
54,775,264.
taxes
sold
and
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
$209,358
ops.
income--
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
191,
*$236,505
*347,738
*$129,539
*265,058
$39,668
170,365
11,608
,
For
before
1986.
p.
shares
in
Lansing Development Corp.—Appointments—
and
Chemical
The
Eauk
York
New
Trust
has
Co.
the
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Railway
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses-
Net
Net
ops.
*$85,809
oper.
*21,663
176,056
•Deficit.—V.
Louisville
Railway oper.
15,533,789
$4,267,075
1,609,029
Net
rev.
railway oper. inc
—V.
/
191, p. 1986.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
$4,366,302
3,904,240
operating revenue
Ry.
1560—4 Months—1959
$5,074,140 $18,694,627 $18,854,391
1960—Month—1959
:
stock
operating
Ry.
Net
Net
4,422,502
shares
17,530.589
16,534,752
from ry. oper.
$462,062
$651,638
$2,159,875
$1,263,802
operating deficit
276,689
55,554
614,683
are
1,333,116
rev.
ry.
*191,
—V.
expenses
C.
Filter Corp.—Registers Capital
Lee
Filter Corp.,
Lee
tion
with
statement
stock,
capital
the
SEC
be offered for public
to
filed
N. J.,
registra¬
a
27 covering 110.000 shares
sale on an all or none basis
May
on
;V
Stock—
Road, Edison,
191 Talmadge
of
by
of
number
shares
shares also
tional
He
used
tools,
inventory;
The
be
and
dies
of
"
;
$100,000
for
.
loans, the proceeds of which
capital and to discharge other
and purchase of
construction
and
lists
133,308
20.52%
of
S.
Robert
shares
additional
the
estate
-'
machinery and additions to raw
the balance for general corporate purposes.
prospectus
owns
discharge bank
to
indebtedness;
additional
exercise
upon
■
provide additional working
to
short-term
issuance
offered
Of the net proceeds of
will
used
were
for
President
as
of
of the outstanding stock; and an
by Martin Weiss, Vice-President, and
deceased.
owned
Benjamin Weiss,
the
Chemical
Lestoil
became
stock
1961,
SINKING
fund
Sale
Corp.
of
Andover.
final
as
several
Lestoil
of
papers
subsidiaries
Products,
Mass.,
Inc.
its
the
new
include
and
owners
signed
were
to
May
on
31
closing
corporation.
Standard
associates
Inter¬
thereof".
price
and
terms
of, the
contract
were
not
disclosed.
It
is
that
1959
sales
of* Adell
Chemical
were
approximately
"
1
t
reported
$25,000,000.
share
to
debentures
FUND—The
1,
Nov.
106%
sales
by
W.
Brooks
Debentures, Common Of¬
—
Co.
&
Inc.
and
associates
offered
June 1,
in units, $750,000 of 6*4% subordinated sink¬
ing fund debentures due 1980 and 37,500 shares of com¬
on
stock of Litecraft Industries Ltd.
mon
Each unit, consist¬
ing of $500 principal amount of debentures and 25
of
common
for
the
all
account
of
1,
1960.
to
of
inventory and
carry
and
receivable.
accounts
REDEMPTION—The debentures
are to be redeemable at optional
re¬
prices ranging from 106% to par, and for the sinking fund
redemption prices receding from 103% to par, plus accrued interest
demption
in
each
distribution
two
of
of
indoor
indoor
lighting
three
or
is
engaged principally
commercial
fixtures.
leading
commercial
and
and
The
companies
the
manufacture
institutional
the
and
incandescent
believes
company
in
In
it
manufacture
is
and
among the
distribution
and
incandescent lighting fixtures
less than eighth in the indoor commercial and
institutional
fixtures field as a whole.
The company's executive offices
largest plant p.re located in Passaic, N. J. In addition, two plants
operated in Brooklyn, N. Y.
and
are
EARNINGS—For
the
sales of $7,133,575
ended
year
Sept.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
standing
sundry
capitalization
debt
and
of
purchase
fered
the
377,275
of
company
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
30,
1959,
the
stock;
of
the
company
set
forth
the
will
current
consist
common
underwriters
from
financing, out¬
$1,312,000 of
of
stock,
$1
below
severally
named
W.
tne
numbers
respective
D.
Jack
W.
M.
Inc
of¬
&
Railway
&
Colket
Morris
Inc
used
by
subsidiary
its
for
fiscal
the
and
effect
191,
15
dress
sold
Shops,
by
Magnin.
to
Co
<fc
Net
;
Specialty
and
ended
the
to
offering,
228,361
shares
par
$1
of
$1
value
^
1959
»
.
Magnin will have
par value common
cumulative
1436.
p.
30,
June
ended Dec. 31,
$491,100.
was
its
and
preferred
;
*
"
railway
191, p.
$8,955,534
1,729,297
6,610,123
7,023,471
opers.
$634,507
$535,160
$2,345,411
$1,720,647
inc.
215,137
Major
oper.
V...
1S86.
Pool
'
agent,
registrar
poration.—V.
V
,
Equipment
and
191,
209,670
803,024
Period Ended April 30—
revenue—
$5,894,144
Railway
oper.
expenses-
5,161,333
Net
rev.
ry.
from
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
Co.,
Columbus,
of
bined cost
of
agent
the
been
appointed
stock
common
transfer
the
of
$21 936 595
20023 456
$659,321
$2,246,504
87,492
82,189
*258,519
191, p.
1986.
t
$5
1960.
par
its
facilities
is
voted
value
to
capital
recommend
to
of
of
the
the
meet
proposing
a
shares.
further
Frederick
Directors
issuance
at
of
its
61 413
1,413
stock
SubjuCLt0 the aPProval
be held at 8
the stockholders at a special meetine
14, 1960, the new shares will be
offered
of record at the close of
business on
p.m.
stockholders
on
June
June
SreP,er„r»ToVheMe ^
$94,953,680,
compared
5S? S iSfn
1
with
$88,583,715
°JLfPpr?MaI for two
Freeport office is
at
now
sk
on
March
31
the same period
new branches,
SSSLT"£ aMItou!ao, S," Wl" lncrease "»
South
1960
°M sh"e 01 ne» "°ck '«
a1sCr?oSokf0thetl:feormarf0f $6'369:9^ During
The
14
txssrz
as
miles
Somerset
are
of
and
Manufacturers
said
replacing
to
enable
authorized
at
to
the
20-inch
First
The
is need to
assure
also
at
at
expansloS
South
°< f.
under construction
1959
Free-
»n,pa„ey%
180 Atlantic
the
W.
lines
to
serve
cost
with
of
is
a
Ohio
granted
replaced.
high
27
that
at
and
efii-
markets.
191,
275,700
miles
$1,225,250.
of
4'/a-inch
The
The
Fuel
permission
new
to
construction,
construct
gas
and
service
in
operate
North
abandon
the
com¬
a
distribution
Robinson, Ohio.
the
of
Co.—Acquires—
Marquette
Cement Manufacturing
stockholders meeting held
In
annual
except
for
the
has
company
Austin,
Mr.
ties
■
Wecker
will
economic
be
Com¬
purchased
extensive
raw
material
Texas,
property
are
on
or
close
to
navigable
*
Indicated
ouilt at
that
these
justification
for
cement
producing and
distributing facili¬
locations as soon as
rising demand provides
the individual
developments.
Marquette currently produces 17 million barrels of cement
annually
at 10
producing plants located in Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Georgia, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Mr
Wecker
said
that
issue
the
fered—Alex
an
issue
New
wide
a
consoles,
fixtures,
frames
radar
supply
power
and
and
boxes,
enclosures.
outstanding
shares
of
capitalization
Saxe,
of
the
stock.
common
Russell &
are:
Inc.;
Street
&
Com¬
and Sandkuhl & Company,
;
Pipe
Line
Co.—Bonds
Offered—
of
at
■'
competitive sale 011 a bid of
There were two other bids
coupon.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
price of 100.3199 for the bonds as 57/ss; a Blyth
a
Co., Inc. syndicate bid 100.43 for the bonds
Natural
Gas
Co.,
from the sale
the sale of
proceeds
received
$6,000,000
of
from
the
stock
the
current
year.
.
.
REDEMPTION—The
...
...
(
bonds
redeemable
are
together
American
the com¬
treasury
and
scheduled
for
,
.
the
at
6s.
to
permits
line of credit from banks which
a
as
bonds,
new
common
pany to borrow up to $35,000,000
on promissory
notes,
funds will be used to finance $74,000,000 of construction
on
1,
1979;
at
and
sinking
for those redeemed
after
or
June
1,
on
fund
redemption
Dec. 1, 1961
1979.
option of the com¬
from
those redeemed
for
.
operates
and
owns
.
ranging
prices
to 100%
/■>.,; .%
company
REVENUES—For
the
of
revenues
the
a
slow
start
attributable
to
bad
con-
year 18 ln prospect
with
$4,574,735
for
of
Brown
&
Corp.—Common
Stock
Of¬
Sons offered publicly on June 2
of 28,250 shares of
$15 par value common stock
ended
amounted
compared
natural
a
pipe line
gas
operating
March
of
revenues
1959.
1960,
31,
$64,440,275
to
and
net
operating
to
and net
income
$62,658,174
''
y
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new bonds, capi¬
of the company as of March 31,
1960 was: $106,850,000 in
long-term debt; and 520,000 shares of common stock, par $100.
talization
y;
PURCHASERS—The
to
purchase
amounts
from
of
the
purchasers
the
below
.named
Boston
principal
J. R. Williston & Beane
$440,000
following
Amount
Eastman
Salomon
Corp. $2,720,000
Co._j— 1,
&
Dillon,
2,200,000
.
DeHaven
Union
*
Fahnestock
Robert
2,200,000
Dean
Co.——
2,200,000
Co.—
1,375,000
—
1,375,000
W.
E.
R.
&
&
Co
Hutton
W.
H.
Co
&
Walker
&
Co.—
Carolina
&
&
Co.
Auchincloss,
Hulme,
H.
880,000
Inc.-
Parker
Redpath
Joseph
The
Illinois Co.
The
&
.220^,0OU
220,00U
22„y2n
22p%on
& Sons
Biddle & Co.
Walker
550,000
Fridley & Frederking—
Co.—
&
McKelvy
phrey Co., Inc
191,
Applegate
Bloren
Robinson-Hum-
—V.
220,000
550,000
Inc.
275,000
—
Schmertz
Humphrey, Inc
J. Steele & Co.
Yarnall,
&
—_
330,000
275,000
—
880,000
Denton,
Co.
330,000
—2
Cunningham,
& Co., Inc
880,000
Bros.
Sons
&
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
Jenks,
Kirkland
&
880,000
—
Burns
Co.—
Securities
Corp.
1,375,000
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
330,000
330,000
330,000
Bodine—
&
Garrett
Newburger, Loeb & Co. * Rand & Co.————-v"
1,375,000
—
Peck
&
.
1,375,000
Pressprich & Co.
Adams
&
2,200,000
2,200,000
White, Weld & Co,
Witter
Crouter
Co.—
Baker, Weeks
Hallgarten &
Townsend,
&
Hutzler-
&
Bros.
agreed
severally
have
respective
the
company
bonds:
new
Amount
First
Drexel
&
'
—
"
Co.—
163.0UU
165 ouo
165,0U»
550,000
2091.
p.
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Net Dips—News—
end"j
profit of the Hopkins, Minn, company for the six months
amounted to $1,005,000, equal to $1.04 per common share
Net
April
29,
0
though plant operation was hampere
by steel shortages, J. Russell Duncan, president, has reported.
nn
For the first half of the 1959 fiscal year, net profit was $1,413,0
>
or
$1.45
per
share on 911,287
common
shares,
after allowing
964,055 outstanding shares,
Mr.
on
preferred
Duncan
encouraged by
ment
1959
Credit-Finance
months
12
company
$4,766,618
dividend
despite
S^c£^s$,%?'S,£E!month"800:1
Maryland
of
issue:
the
named
purchased.
the
Island,
manufacturer
Corp. and
issue
an
100.80 for the 57/s%
McDonnell
Chicago
Glen
w«tcrS»
.
Long
1436.
p.
Boston
Securities
20.8
Haven, Wis., and Austin, Texas, and is now In the
process
of acquiring a similar deposit in
southern Georgia. Property
for a distributing plant at St.
Paul, Minn., has also been
All
test
panels,
Wickett & Company, Inc.;
S.
2
awarded
The
adequate and economical service to existing
authorized to
President
at
contract
a
financing,
of
con¬
modern
a
adequately
eastern
aboht
construct
Cement Manufacturing
Wecker,
reported
'
Park,
Hyde
communications
as
offering
Inc
Marquette
will
additional
associates offered publicly
$30,000,000 Michigan Wisconsin
Pipe Line Co. first mortgage pipe line .bonds, 5%% series
due 1980, at 102.072% to yield 5.70%.
The group was
June
In
Pa.,
day requirements of North Robinson are estimated
by Ohio Fuel
approximately 160,000 cubic feet in the third year.—V.
190, p. 360.
at
is
vibration
income
pipeline
Counties,
construction
old
It
estimated
an
Commission
was
for
which supplies gas to 22 utility companies serving markets in
Michigan, Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. All of the company's outstanding
common stock
is owned by American Natural Gas Co.
related.
not
Greene
Peak
May
deposits
Board
May 25,
projects
103.44
Fayette,
of
The
used
system
of
designed
Ohio Fuel
on
ltSr>capiial ,stofk andthat the
total number
President, stated
Jr.
of
about
two
program
Ohio.
A.
economy,
on
The
system and initiate retail natural
*312,065
Long Island Trust Co., expanding
growing needs of the Long Island
shares
build
Adams,
cost
pipeline
shares
common
and
,
New
cor¬
$1,913,139
Long Island Trust Co.—Stock Issue
new
to
its
24-inch
of
Y.,
Michigan Wisconsin
G.
The
meeting
will
was
the
■
& Heat Co.—To Construct—
system
Fuel
N.
current
consist
in
BUSINESS—The
V
on
May 11 authorized The Manu¬
of Pittsburgh, Pa., and The Ohio Fuel Gas
construct natural gas facilities at a com¬
$8,080,250.
application,
of
will
100.99%
has
approximately $7,703,000.
The FPC also al¬
lowed Manufacturers to abandon 133.48 miles of 6-inch line and 131.03
miles of 8-inch line located
between Sideling Hill and Marietta, Pa.,
the
700-horsepower Greencastle compressor station and 1,600-horsepower State Line compressor station.
The facilities being abandoned
will be replaced by the new pipeline.
its
of
moving expenses; electrical
fixtures for new offices and plant
Commission
Ohio,
about
estimated
an
pany,
Halnfeld,
of
Manufacturers
at
1960—4 Mos —1959
$5,749,807 $23,259,639
5,090,486
21,013,135
$732,811
ops.
income
oper.
Power
facturers Light & Heat Co.,
pany said,
markets.
1960—Month—1959
oper.
Net
Federal
Inc.,
instrument
Incorporated.—V.
June
Corp.—Appointments—
.
Manufacturers Light
The
sale
company
pany at optional redemption
prices ranging from 107.95% for those
redeemed prior to June 1, 1961 to 100% for those redeemed on or after
2091.
the sections of pipeline
being
Railway
-
the 11 months ended Dec. 31, 1959, the company
$1,003,597 and net profit from operations, of $151,392,
taxes, to .411 cents per share. Upon com¬
the
of
Inc.; V.
pany,
605,994
-
North America
warrant
p.
$8,74*.118
from the
building
capital.
cabinets,
sales of
Associates
with
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$2,264,457
The Commercial Bank of
ties,
1435.
p.
:
replacements;
articles
such
PROCEEDS—Net
1960—Month—1959
1,551,793
ry.
for
chassis,
company
RR.—Earnings—
pipeline
replace portions of Ohio Fuel's existing 'system in Medina, Fair¬
field, Perry, Pickaway, Clark, Montgomery, Warren and Crawford Coun¬
20
191
2091.
p.
and
Park,
metal
1
will
50
New
after Federal income
pletion
on
$2,186,300
fr.
rev.
—V.
to
50
Co
Co
&
appointed
EARNINGS—For
Part
purchase
revenue-
oper.
Ohio
60
191,
funds of the
working
Rego
made
had net
Inc.,'
Magnin
year
income
8%
of
snares
net
clently the increasing requirements of its
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
to
be
*
Most
expenses-
oper.
Railway
60
Co.,
been
corporation.—V.
(
of
equal,
owned.y.4
$416,100."For the six month period
Maine Central
pressure
70
Co.___
\
,
and
furniture
and
electronic
&
tinuation
1,190
Mosley Co. Inc
&
York
Bass
Glidden,
191,
agreed
units
has
the
of
\
..
precision products in the metal-working field, produced
in
response to
orders for specific items. The precision products are
parts or assemlies whicn have been produced by Metalcraft by means"
of metal fabrication, welding and assembly. Tnese parts or assemblies
are
apparel
Specialty
of
operated
are
will
and
$11,500,000
72,717
stock
shops
now
$19,400,000
outstanding.^—V,
In
Co..
Yeatman,
Penington,
-V.
&
Robbins
Warren
of
Units
Brooks
Suplee,
C.
value
par
below:
hereby
P.
♦
not
Magnin
was
Fulton, Franklin,
Underwriter
to
for
were
and
stock
had
company
and net income of $143,431.
'•
Stores Corp.—To Merge—
proceeds
general
equipment
general
standard
was
others
and
priced
'
higher
with
;
1
Francisco,
San
itself
the
to
for
variety
not
and
net
the
offering
this
long term debt of $2,050,000;
institutional
lighting
.
Co.
stock
;
above.—V.
Corp.
installation,
York,
sinking
California and Nevada.
apparel and accessories;
common
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
case.
BUSINESS—Litecraft
fluorescent
of
six
of
were
sales
Net
at
$1,000,
the
of
Specialty
income
net
1959
in
for
operates
fashion
to
Period Ended April 30—
proceeds from the sale of the debentures and com¬
will be us'.d by the company to repay bank loans, and the
the proceeds will be added to
working capital, principally
stock
balance
Trust
common
•
BUSINESS—Metalcraft,
at prices
'
y,
added
and
shares
PROCEEDS—Net
mon
subsidiary
"
northern
high
$19.95
25%
proceeds
stock
in
annual
an
redeemable
method.
owns
whose
of
from
salon
Magnin
stock, is offered at $500, plus accrued interest
the debentures from May
on
-
initially into
until Apr. 30,
1975.
to
optionally
headquarters
with
currently
stores
women's
of
range
the
SALES—Sales
Litecraft Industries Ltd.
B.T.L.
PROCEEDS—Net
share
30,
Apr.
entitled
are
and are
100%.
1963
to
and
specialty
are
prices
1913
in
including
and
.
fered—P.
.
.
above.
Corp.
machinery,
convertible
ranging from $27.50 per
from
women's
Mass.,
is
prices
beginning
declining
debenture
$1,000
at
per
$35
to
founded
Holyoke,
of
Inc.,
Inc.,
its
and
stockholders
national
Co.,
Products,
Adell
of
sale
The
Products, Inc.—Formed—
Adell
such
Metalcraft, Inc.—Stock Offered — First Broad Street
Corp. and associates on May 31 offered 85,700 shares of
Metalcraft, Inc. common stock at a price of $3.50 per sh.
be
on
BUSINESS—Magnin,
Lestoil
The
_
group
publicly
common
owner
;
York
New
the
for
-
B.T.L.
See
of
.■
CONVERSION—Each
material
and
29,
Co., Inc. at 100% plus accrued interest, and 78,000 shares
of $1 par value common stock at $25.25 per share. The
debentures and 35,000 shares of common stock are being
sold for the company; 43,000 shares of common stock are
being marketed for certain stockholders.
*
(37.02%)
is
each
Taggard
Bank
Chemical
registrar
McCrory-McLellan
headed by F. S. Smithers & Co.
June 2, $1,250,000 of 5 3A% 15-year
convertible subordinated debentures of Joseph Magnin
an
for
with
the
McCrory Corp.—To Be Formed—
was
(Joseph) Magnin & Co., Inc.—Securities Offered—An
These
addi¬
restricted
are
1775.
191, p.
underwriting
period.,
as
Calif.,
incidental to mining operations.
used for expenses
PROCEEDS—To be
—V.
It has outstanding 360,066 shares of stock and sundry
the sale of additional stock, about
equipment.
$250,000
five-year
a
■
filters
indebtedness.
during
registration statement,
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of air, oil and
for automobile, aircraft and other vehicles, machinery
company
gasoline
share
a
the
in
reserved
options.-
The
and
shares
77,000
stock
$8.75
at
included
are
Corp.,
gold placer property.
Lomasney &
A.
subsidiaries
businesses.
Credit-Finance
to
amounted
17*75.
P.
See
Livermore,
Lambaren,
1143
Inc.,
or
respective
mav
additional
installment sales
of
secured
York
being offered
are
incorporated under the general corporation laws of Nevada on July
1959, and has, for its primary objective, the operation and mining
a
Co., which will receive a commission of $1.25
per share.
The underwriter also will receive or have the right to pur¬
chase 24,500 warrants, at lc per warrant, for the purchase of a like
Myron
L.
to
purchase
invested in
Mattell, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
v,
non-assessable. These shares
BUSINESS—M.
their
to
the
,
mining speculation in gold placer mining.
as a
1986.
p.
being
year
ended Dec. 31, 1959, gross receivables
$38,181,373 compared with $27,722,817 in 1958
while net income amounted to $235,899 in 1959, compared with $168
230
in the previous year.—V. 191, p. 1436.
shares of its common capital ^
without underwriting.
These
offered 300.COO
(par $1) at par,
publicly
used
advanced
be
may
relate
for
be
may
EARNINGS—For
Inc.—Stock Offered—This company on May 10-/
M. C. L.,
offered, 25,000 shares are
and 3,250 shares by selling stockholders.
and
The
Period Ended April 20—
or
as
acquired
$4,171,579 $16,015,140 $14,409,307
1,749,908
5,963,799
5,805,203
Net
-
a
age
62,514,403
61,326,288
15,222,786
from ry. oper.
265,627
$33 26
,,
shares
and on an unsecured basis, tne writing of physical
damand on an unsecured basis ,the writing of physical
dam¬
credit life insurance, and the sale of insurance through its
agencies.
The company has ten sales finance and eleven loan offices
located in Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New
Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
v
\
;
v.
a
on
April 30—. I960—Month—1959
1960—4 Months—1959
revenue
$19,489,861 $19,705,368 $77,341,428 $76,923,710
Railway oper. expenses-
•$79,451
*302,946
.
191, p. 1879.
of
..
secvured
on
RR.—Earnings-
Nashville
&
price
headquarters In
Easton, Md.( directly or through wholly-owned subsidiaries, is
engaged
primarily in automobile sales financing, direct lending to consumers
quarterly
period Ended
*$497,901
$58,151
income—
from ry.
rev.
ry.
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$1,278,860
$1,796,931
1,776,761
1,876,382
1960—Month—1959
$332,461.
$570,731
418,270
512,580
Period Ended April 30—
28,250
BUSINESS—Maryland
payable July
share,
capital
contracts
recent
a
the
in
agent and dividend dusbursing agent for the common
the
the company
purposes
shares, adjusted
meeting the Board of Directors approved an Increase
dividend from 25 cents per share to 30 cents per
1, 1960 on the stock presently outstanding.
This
represents
an
increase
in the rate of
the annual cash dividend
from $1.00 to $1.20 per share.
At
stock
appointed
been
stock of
corporation (formerly Lansing Foundry Co.)—V. 191, p. 2090.
transfer
by
working
for the same period
rate of 41 cents per share on 421,120
stock split in April 1959.
a
2-for-l
a
after
.
.
proceeds from the sale will be added to working capital and
initially be applied to the reduction of short-term notes. The
cents per share on 491,306
50
or
This compares with $170,901
outstanding.
1959, or at
for
earnings
net
1960,
to $244,684,
amounted
reserves
,
a
..
Net
reserves,
Net
Corp. at
share.
PROCEEDS—Of
surplus
and
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
Credit-Finance
Maryland
per
of
.
.
told
shares
13%
In
period."
to'aled
then
outstanding.
shareholders the
the fact that
increased
Sales
even
the
retail
company
sales
second
to
quarter
1
(shipments
$20,918,000
to
as
dealers)
neverthel°ss ' grea *
of Moline equip
over
the
correspond]
1
for
compared
the
with
six
months
$25,321,000
,
ended
in the
,9
Apiu
year-ag
period.
Mollne's
—
it
was
customers
e
sales
in
the
second
quarter,
Mr.
Duncan
continued,
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2417)
,«noo
$1i'tfiAn
compared with $15,857,000 a year earlier, with the
principally reflecting "the necessity for rescheduling
harvesting machinery into the third quarter. The delay
as
of
shiPmeu 2
Monsanto Chemical Co.—In Joint Venture—
sales
in
mlnts
u
resulted
time
nrnrinction
from
material
and
Formation
Belgium,
comnonemt
the
ilrs
j
5
in
retail
sales
to
nrriine
of
because
loss carryforward
tax
a
amounted to $1,500,000,
1960,
29,
Aprii
tion
in
$1.56 per
or
The
has
In
company's financial position was strengthened further during
+h
first half
he said, as he predicted that financial progress for the
maining months of the. 1960 fiscal year., will .show
"continued im'tftvpment." Shareholders' equity was "substantially' enhanced, and
Net
fr.
ry
Net
—v.
191,
$88,957
$145,686
$360,253
inc.
27,514
50,176
115,353
April 30—
Railway
Net
fr.
rev.
railway
Net
191,
—V.
2,779,757
expenses-
$65,829
302,948
opers.
ry.
def.
oper.
11,211,137
$40,081
663,054
packaging materials and
announcement,
Young
located
company,
at
Eighth
North
407
St.,
St.
filing of past-due
annual
filed
The
It
Co.
The company's
and
man
about
v. 188,
of
lists William G.
W.
as
the
Clark
3,596,565
2031.:
p.
-
President.
of
as
Board
Railway
Railway
oper.
expenses.
Net rev.
Net ry.
—V.
from ry.
$518,789
25,717,934
15,564,043
1881.
.,
Net
23,584,289
14,245,410
101,209,449
3,571,327
3,496,629
2,026,542
14,242,028
9,325,277
Net
wet
191,
Co.—Debentures
,
$750,406
$584,285
350,515
321,589
* 1960—4
of
the
with
the
proceeds
for
\
into
company
will
the
to
be
to
increase
the
general
business
machine
169,800
1960—Month—1959
sales
and
other
and
net
$15,512,000,
19,336,178
William
Net rev.
Net
3,074,978
Inc.,
202
Dwight Bldg.,
with
the
SEC
74,349,409
of
11,183,147
^
to
be
Blyth &
supplied
by
Jackson, Mich.,
Julien
income
of
income
to
receivables.
It
junior
be USCd lnltially to reduce outstanding collateral
150,000
191,
p.
as
606.
$1,505,447
$1,749,969
$6,314,355
$6,681,383
expenses.
1,367,585
1,473,100
5,505,751
5,752,751
Ne?eJvre«;
oper.
iy•
p>
$137,862
$276,869
$808,604
$928,632
*66,502
ry> ops-
income
'Deficit.—V. 191,
111,482
*21,280
326,329
1987.
™ded ApH130
Railway
ay
oper.
revenue~
expenses.
rom ry-
K!,way
191,
P.
oper-
I960—4 Months—1959
$2,418,249
284,248
291,304
1,175,801
$347,894
$286,890
$1,242,448
oper- Inc.—
207,809
1987.
208,385
Milwaukee,
May
sale
26.
at
organized
which will
act
245,000
offering
initial
May
on
1960,
9,
its
as
filed
Wis.,
covering
an
by
manager
subsidiary of The Jacobus Co.
a
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
60,148,815 235,096,094 232,790,442
48,618,577 195,363,579 196,070,153
9,548,144
11,530,238
39,732,515
36,720,289
2,653,578
ops.
4,801,873
9,153,663
8,507,304
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$12,467,688 $13,767,220 $51,712,220 $51,019,396
8,905,298
9,360,250
36,143,450
36,026,232
from ry. ops.
$3,562,390
income—
1,249,919
$4,406,970 $15,568,770 $14,993,164
1,786,131
5,522,839
6,109,595
1881.
p.
Railway
in
company
$19,076,000
in
1959
Net
compared
Connecting RR.—Earnings
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
revenue
$385,016
$354,850
$1,407,318
expenses
192,923
157,473
762,257
643,740
opers.
$192,093
$197,377
$645,061
$747,379
inc.
71,634
50,466
174,518
305,150
oper.
oper.
&
$1,391,119
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
Carl
M.
New
&
Francis
>
550,000
du
Pont
>* 300,000
Dillon,
Securities
Emanuel,
$1,666,730
1,365,798
150,000
706,510
$300,932
7,245
Inc..
&
Ohio
Webber,
t <
Riter
Sons
Co.—
&
Sachs
&
&
Co.
Mellen &
Inc.
& Co
191, p. 1987,
Miller,
Loeb
Co.
v \
& Co.
Agnew
operating
13,010,569
12,008,544
49,655,310
46,799,135
10,895,202
10,518,156
41,992,469
39,781,355
after
income
charges
191,
1987.
p.
550,000
Net
Sweney
Co.—
Net
Co.—
& R.
Walker & Co
H.
&
Co
Weld & Co
Cohu & Stet¬
550,000
150,000
1,000,000
150,000
Inc.
Witter &
Co
for
oper.
169,099
41,300
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$21,814,418 $22,080,070 $84,458,573 $84,636,218
expenses.
from
12,361,972
13,458,917
$9,452,446
p.
ry. ops.
$8,621,153 $34,288,534 $32,116,644
income
oper.
50,170,039
52,519,574
5,822,747
5,322,246
21,570,238
19,949,063
1987.
increase
■
Inc.,
.
quarter
of
1,000,000
'
$121,000
190,
as
President,
for
p.
2713.
the
North
against
30
25
by
operating
over
the
North
revenues
comparable
American
for the
period
Van
Lines,
.
$8,397,000
income also
outstanding,
in
31,
May
organization.
Edgett,
Net
cents
—V.
on
18%
March
ended
totalled
1959.
against
31
D.
than
more
1960
reported
was
moving
.James
of
of
quarter
1959,
shares
Winslow,
son
20,042
North American Van Lines, Inc.—Net Up—
first
350,000
350,000
,
Westheimer
$357,488
133,778
revenue—
191,
An
<fc
100,000
G.
$453,558
1987.
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
200,000
200,000
Dean
Net
Company,
Spencer Trask &
Tucker, Anthony
550,000
2,752,446
$101,479
1,000,000
Cartwright
Day
$3,109,934
2,592,769
'
450,000
Secu¬
Corp
Inc.
L.
$3,046,327
719,238
$255,267
ry. ops.
income
oper.
191, p.
Railway
Railway
&
Co.
& Webster
&
from
Period Ended April 30—
100,000
Co
&
Staats
R.
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$820,717
682,174
200,000
250,000
Stroud
ry.
—V.
Co.
Co.
rities
1960—Month—1959
$937,441
Norfolk & Western
Moore &
Smithers
S.
Stone
100,000
1,200,000
Net rev.
1,000,000
William
Ry.—Earnings—
150,000
&
Barney
Smith,
Southern
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
Deane &
Inc.
White,
—
38,143,602
&
Co
200,000
Inc
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Kuhn,
&
Scribner
Smith,
F.
300,000
& Co
E. Hutton & Co.j—
Illinois
Singer,
200,000
550,000
Weeks—
&
Hutton
F.
40,905,000
42,600,293
550,000
Shuman,
550,000
Co
42,275,000
9,558,412
Norfolk
450,000
100,000
350,000
200,000
300,000
Hallgarten & Co
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Hayden, Stone & Co—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
10,767,000
10,650,952
Period Ended April 30—
250,000
150,000
Stieglitz
&
Bros.
&
150,000
Ladd
&
Rothschild
200,000
Co..
11,032,000
taxes
Net
450,000
Shields
Co.
1
Grant-Brownell
taxes
350,000
Schwabacher & Co
100,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
Goodbody & Co
^ 300,000
W. D. Gradison & Co.
100,000
Granbery,
Marache &
Forgan
Co
Hutzler
1,200,000
&
income
550,000
200,000
Garrett
53,327,847
200,000
&
Salomon
$
expenses
84,247,824 348,298,404 330,326,623
51,913,868 213,767,801 204,478,886
operating
—V.
Gardner
F.
$
88,021,368
150,000
Pressprich & Co.
&
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$
revenues
250,000
&.,
Inc.
W.
Federal
550,000
Shepard
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—-1959
Other
200,000
Jack¬
Curtis
&
son
Prescott,
L.
Inc.
Operating
Operating
350,000
Jj;
Company
April 30—
Net
Moseley & Co
Co
Fulton, Reid & Co.,
&
113,939
deficit
oper.
New York Telephone
1,200,000
R.
150,000
Greene
87,656
1,230,157
191, p. 1987.
Period Ended
200,000
Reynolds
&
Co.
Halle
27,480
railway
$
350,000
Co.
Chapman
Goldman,
$150,058
561
rev.
Co.,
Reinholdt &
First Boston Corp
Robert
$213,375
150,000
350,000
&
$41,585
1,000,000
100,000
Farwell,
$71,261
Net
Pierce,
Turben
Co.,
Securities
Estabrook
—V.
S.
F.
&
Co.
W.
Co.
Smith Inc.
Morgan Stanley & Co..
1,000,000
Co
Deetjen
Equitable
Corp.
from ry. oper.
$1,380,215
-
250,000
Lynch,
Paine,
Union
Co
&
Elworthy &
Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
&
Co.
Eastman
1,181,783
Merrill
Co
Inc.
Co
I.
$1,395,158
312,897
McDonnell
200,000
1960—4 Months—1959
$354,482
289,508
McDonald
Merrill,
1960—Month—1959
$360,769
expenses.
Net
&
York, Susquehanna. & Western RR.—Earnings—
revenue..
—V.
&
*1,855,709
oper.
100,000
Fenner
$7,539,690
*4,706,470
70,415
oper.
200,000
&
$5,466,540:
$2,456,980
*1,018,302
1987.
550,000
...
&
$1,476,725
inc..
191, p.
Railway
McCormick
350,000
i
Drexel
Co
opers.
ry.
oper.
Railway
Irving
150,000
Dominick
Corp.
*
&
fr.
railway
Period Ended April 30—
Rhoades
Loeb,
oper.
rev.
RR.—Earnings—
April 30—
1960—Month—1959
•
1960—4 Mos.—1959
revenue. $11,613,318 $13,063,287 $46,466,969 $49,002,127
expenses
10,136,593
10,606,307
41,000,429
41,462,437
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
450,000
Brothers
oper.
1987.
Period Ended
$450,000
Langley & Co...
ry.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
1
Thalmann
Co.
C.
fr.
rev.
railway
191, p.
—V.
1958.
100,000
Joseph,
in
ry.
revenue—
oper.
191,
Railway
Amount
Securities
Hornblower
I960—Month—1959 $578,194
on
for
was
58,164,920
48,616,776
income
New York
100,000
Co.—
&
Co
House & Co.
Dominion
E.
$632,142
Fund
counselors,
Period Ended April 30—
350,000
&
Hirsch
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Rallwav
315,945
1987.
p.
oper.
ry.
—V.
Lundborg & Co.
Mason-Hagan, Inc
1,000,000
Co.
1960—4 Mos—1959
°Per' revenu®—
oper;
from
Net rev.
Net
350,000
Inc
& Sons
Dominick
Glore,
President and owner of
) and 113,954 shares of class B common
Taggard
207,617
RR.—Earnings—
expenses.
New York,
200,000
Co.,
&
Curtiss,
a
has
S.
:*
Street,
SEC
offered
The latter is
revenue—
oper.
191,
Net
the
respectively,
200,000
Simmons
&
Co
Collins
Courts
7.
filed
May 26, covering 245,000
stock, 65c convertible series,
&
Clark, Dodge & Co
11,096,430
subordinated debentures, due
group of underwriters headed
offering price and underwriting
amendment.
6ya%
be offered for public sale by
C* Kimba11 & Co. The public
the
be
The
investment
Period Ended April 30—
in
Alex. Brown
74,893,537
on
preferred
ry.
Railway
capitalization
Blair
Blunt Ellis
1960—4 Mos.—1959
Service, Inc.—Financing Proposal—
cumulative
share.
per
Co.,
investment adviser.
—V.
'
$6,708,070 $24,038,548 $23,941,586
2307.
second
$20
&
Milwaukee
with
to
$
effect to the sale of the sinking fund
of the company as of March 31, 1960 was:
sinking fund promissory notes; $40,000,000 in sinking
debentures;
and
7,956,515 shares of common
stock, par $5.
debentures,
$40,854,000
Whipple & Co.
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus..
$26,044,248 $98,387,957 $98,835,123
3,033,408
of
Inc., 759 N.
statement
capital stock,
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
1,000,000
$6,577,123
of
Railway oper. expenses.
450,000
200,000
ops.
Fund,
registration
funds
Lehman
ry.
oper.
1987.
p.
New York Central
field.
Amount
1987.
RR.—^Earnings—
RaUwi°vd Ended April 3a~ I960—Month—1959
—V
v>
used
electronic
$427,568,000
$400,079,000! and
$18,377,754 $19,892,928
Monon
Net
137,557
191,
1,000,000
*—V-
uvay
$605,058
Inc.
railway
be¬
Lazard Freres & Co
prosPectus lists Robert
stlares of common (13%
Railway
sinking fund,
W.
notes066^5
■
$346,111
primarily in financing the projected expansion
use
a
f7qc/
a
200,000
installment
noo
$262,351
Period Ended April 30—
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the principal underwriters of the
debentures, and the principal amount thereof which each has severally
agreed to purchase from the company are as follows:
small loan business and in discountoutstanding sundry indebtedness
ulred stock- together with 118,865 shares of common stock and
J' .7 shares of class B common. Net proceeds of this financing will
tn
nfnf t0, tbe company's general working funds; and it is intended
and
u.
abou^ $1,000,000 for the repurchase of all of the discount
to
,lesade receivables of one of its offices which have been sold
of Hi
Under an agreement for the sale of receivables. The balance
15
to
300,000
are
trust
$169,151
ry.
virtue of the fact that 85% of its stock is owned by Jacobus.
is primarily involved in commercial and residential fuel and
building supply business in Milwaukee. Delwin C. Jacobus, President of
the Fund, owns 50.6% of the
outstanding Jacobus stock, and his imme¬
diate family owns an additional 30.8%..
Shares of the Fund will be
sold directly by the Fund itself.
!
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
'
Months—1959
c,01ppany is engaged in the
g
entitled
are
Bacon,
?q_Pa^' and $1,000,000
n
debentures
Bache & Co
of
til™
rms
3,112,535
opers.
fr.
rev.
shares
nationwide underwriting
on
June 2 an issue of
a
publicly
1,502,257
Model Finance
Service,
registration statement
h
offered
$5,144,468
Model Finance
snares
$3,717,593
June
amounted
1,105,918
.
a
which
1,288,303
income—.
1960—4 Mos.—1959
3,060,376
a
Offered—
$4,551,071
from
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
by
Register
413,818
p.
•
Jacobus
Cash
$1,313,622
oper.
191,
2787.
p.
Newton Fund, Inc.—Registers
Capital Stock-
1987.
p.
332,785
rev.
ry.
—V.
189,
$3,406,487
and
$1,135,894
18,988,512
stock.—V.
783,763
Newton
EARNINGS—Net
$1,690,203
110,619
$25,565,635
purchase
778,095
price
Ladenburg,
expenses.
to
expenses
14,568,855
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. $4,700,000
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
450,000
revenue—
price determined by mean between
May 28, 1960. No underwrit¬
oper.
Newton
8,003,849
14,748,460
oper.
Files
$1,046,114
Net
13,458,973
2,353,150
13,826,683
oper.
—
$947,246
55,772,966
-4,024,193
Period Ended April 30—
352.
p.
revenue.
91,804,643
60,972,011
3,456,912
p.
188,
oper.
13,096,427
fund
inc
below.—V.
A
expenses.
oper.
no
two
week ending
'•
to be used
are
BUSINESS—The
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
'«
from ry. oper.
rev.
—V. 191,
<g
$5,337,815
Net railway
the
Railway
company.
$4,592,806
oper.
market
te
Period Ended April 39—
company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the
production, distribution and servicing of business machines, including
cash registers, accounting and
bookkeeping machines, adding machines
and
electronic
data
processing systems,
together with supplies for
use
in its machine products.
The company and its subsidiaries em¬
ploy approximately 49,000 people of whom about 23,000 are outside
the United States.
Principal manufacturing plants are located in the
United
States^ Subsidiaries have manufacturing plants in Canada,
Great Britain, Germany, Brazil, Japan and Switzerland and maintain
smaller
assembly
and
manufacturing operations
in
other
foreign
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Railway
were
Railway
16,670,133
1960—4 Mos.—1959
1,125,772
1960—Month—1959
between
Co., New Britain, Conn.
Exchange Commission—
the counter
over
proceeds
14,266,847
of
.,/
Period Ended April 30—
Railway oper; revenue—
Corp.
New Orleans & Northeastern
3,428,540
balance
Chair¬
$494,010 ' $1,876,178
.,96,155
.
There
products
on
asked price for
involved.
3,815,708
of the company
officials own
stock.—
$215,829 :
$221,685
ops.
oper., income
191, p.
is
The
1, 1961 to 100% for the last year prior to maturity.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will
be
used
in
part
to
repay
current
bank
loans
of
approximately
$5,000,000 which were incurred for working capital purposes, and the
common
278,181
-
297,104
,
operations.
countries.
I960—Month—1959
revenue
oper.
Transmission
and
ing
3,593,500
ended
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended April 30—
ployees at
ginning June 1, 1965, sufficient to retire 75% of the issue prior to
maturity. They are not redeemable prior to June 1, 1965 at an interest
cost of less than 4.75%.
Otherwise, they are redeemable at the option
of
the
company
at prices ranging
from
104.75%
during the year
-y
.
.
Marbury
Management
shares
outstanding
company
bid
1960—4 Mos.—1959
<j»
revenues
REDEMPTION—The
also
prospectus
Glenn
2%
company's
May 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 3,000 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered to em¬
$40,000,000 The National Cash Register Co. 4%% sink¬
ing fund debentures, due June 1, 1985, at 100%. The
bonds sold quickly at a premium.
a
operating divisions, the pipe line division and
the latter operating under the name Natural
is
engaged in the "drilling mud" business
through a subsidiary, which engages in the mining, processing and
sale of barite, and the sale of chemicals and other products, used as
weight materials to control pressure and for other purposes in the
drilling of oil and gas wells. Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures,
together with treasury funds to the extent required, will be applied
to the repayment of the company's
outstanding bank loans of $24,000,000. Such loans were incurred during the 18 months ended March 31,
1960, for the purpose of financing the purchase and redemption of
outstanding bonds (of which $20,753,000 were purchased) and financing
a portion of the
company's capital additions.
Oil
The
4,229,414
group
oil division,
and
said
Gas
With Securities and
—V,
1960—Month—1959
expenses
National
has two
company
and
the
company
the
2132.
p.
after
—V.
sinking fund j debentures, due 1980, to be offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.
The interest rate, public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The offering
is expected on July 7.
Gas
by
Texas
operating income
charges
Net
20-year
the gas
reports
the
of
New Britain Machine
taxes—
488,568
Louis,
would
taxes—
Net
registration statement with the SEC on May 31, 1960, covering $24,000,of
plant
new
See
Regional Office announced May 23, 1960 the filing
(USDC, U.) against The Monte Cristo Uranium
Corp.,
and certain officials, seeking a mandatory
injunction
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. heads
This
the
of
area
Natural Gas Storage Co. of Illinois—Construction—
finished
Other operating
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Registers With SEC—
000
said
competitive
income
1881.
p.
the
182,
Federal
$693,458
-
other
(j»
11,962,991
$152,809
180,377
highly
major changes in prices
periods.—V. 190, p. 673.
sheeting
Denver
Operating
Operating
3,113,938
acetate
All
<
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$2,845,586
$3,154,019 $11,363,946 $12,656,449
revenue-
op°r.
Railway oper.
cellulose
u
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
Period Ended
862.
producer and supplier of polyvinyl butyral
is a large manufacturer 'of
cellophane,
ware,
Period Ended April 30—
•'
,
manufacture
the
months of
majority
interest
in
the
new
company,
through a minority interest acquired
to
for
period were $132,555,151, while in the
first three
1959 they amounted to $122,128,289, an increase of
$10,426,divisions of the company shared in this
increase, although the
major portion was accounted for by fabricated lead
products, the most
E.
its
Net
240,102
1986.
p.
of
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
$635,553
oper.
Marshall
Sidac
began
blown
the
City,
compel
899,365
opers.
rv.
railway
884,433
by
manager
markets.1 Sidac
and
action
Lake
—V.
$1,534,918
239,790
a
with
here
general
by Sidac.
articles.
court
to
215,356
Brussels
and
income for
the first quarter of 1960
represents 99 cents
11,696,712 shares as against 96 cents per share on
11,658,042 shares in the first quarter last year.
Sales
simultaneously
Monsanto
basis,
per common share on
operation
Monte Cristo Uranium Corp.—SEC Files Court
Action
1960—4 Mos.—-1959
$1,244,686
world
The SEC
of
$385,476
at
has
Sidac
making
Salt
$304,313
which
of
per
share
manu¬
Construc¬
improved
sales
and
technical
services
to
the
large
and
rapidly growing market for laminated
glass products in the European
economic community.
Saflex is
the plastic
iriterlayer used in making laminated safety
glass for
automobile
glazing, and also in industrial glazing where
it is finding increased
application to eliminate flying glass hazards
in
locations
where
explosions
could
occur.
It
also
has
other
industrial uses.—V. 191,
p. 2307.
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
revenueRailway oper. expenses-
to
In
—
Mr. Duncan also reported that the board ,.of
called for redemption on July 6, 1960 all of the out¬
standing $6 124,900
of 6% subordinated sinking fund income deben¬
tures
due in 1986.' The price will be 101%
plus 8.50 per thousand
dollar bond representing accrued interest to the date of redemption.
The redemption agent will be the Manufacturers Trust Co., Corporate
Trust Department, 55 Broad Street, New York City.
The debentures
are
convertible into common stock at any time prior to the close
of business, July 6, at $23 per share.—V. 191, p. 2091.
oper.
and
affiliated
when
made
was
to
the
provide
have
Railway
been
plastic
earlier.
1960—Month—1959
division,
plastic films
redemption
Period Ended April 30—
in Ghent, Belgium,
butyral plastic sheets.
plant will
be
in
and
Subs.)—Earnings-
Net income of National Lead Co. and its
consolidated subsidiaries for
first three months of 1960
slightly exceeded earnings for the com¬
parable period of 1959. The company earned
$12,071,897 in the first
quarter of this year as compared with $11,745,684 in 1959. On a
the
-
plant
a
polyvinyl
immediately,
Vice-President
1947
sheet
capital rose to $41,286^,000 for an increase of close to
000"over "the previous year. Net working capital per common
share'increased 22% to $29.47 as of April 29, 1960, from $24.05 a
directors
-
build
Monsanto's Vuepak process.
Monsanto is the principal
working
year
31.
will
Saflex
using
nnn
$2
begin
Monsanto
common
May
announcement
overseas
ShThp
ne
net
will
Young,
which
on
company
Monsanto's
1961.
or
for Federal income taxes in the first, half,
was made
Mr. Duncan,
new
facture
National Lead Co. (&
new
company
with
headquarters
in
Brussels,
venture
of
Monsanto
Chemical
Co.
here
and
Industrielle
de
la
Cellulose
(Sidac), S. A., of Belgium
announced
The
by
1959 sales."
above
Drovision
aCC°f
increase
sales for the 1960 fiscal year will be equal to
that
forecast
Mn
lavuruDie
face of this decline in shipments, "indicates a conacceptance of Moline products and appears to confirm
eood
°i.«hHv
me
the
in
r.ea, fna
tnat
a
joint
a
Societe
was
stated
nuncan
of
as
9
as
said
that
operating
against $7,105,000
increased
first
three
American
cents
by
for
3.3%,
months
reported
the
first
revenue
for the
totalling
of
1959.
for
same
the
period
$125,000 as
On
399,287
earnings per share of
quarter of last year.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
10
has called for redemption on July l, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $26,000 Of its 5%
collateral tmst
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1968 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will
be made at the Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Inc!.
Paebtronics
'
The
company
—V. 189,
2678,
p.
/
-
50 Fox Street, Aurora, 111., filed
statement with the SEC on May 27 covering $30,000,000
gage bonds
Net
ding.
$5,000,000
,
of
company,
lustration
a
of First Mort¬
due 1985, to be offered for public sale at competitive bla¬
proceeds will be applied to the retirement of not to exceed
of bank loans to be obtained for temporary financing^)!
construction and to increase
part of the company's new
working capital
application to construction expenditures. The company's fiye-yeQair
construction program is estimated at $200 million.—V. isi,
for
k
;
Offering—
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Bond
This
:
-
•■
1960-64
p.
(
'
^
■ •
.tj"';.
■
Period Ended April 30—
Railway
oper
Railway
i
1
oper.
fr.
Net rev.
railway
Net
—V.
191,
revenue
excuses 12:748.634 12;645,941
inc.-
oper.
1987.'
p.
'•
*
■
..
(Mink)
States Power Co.
Northern
;;T
,
„
$7,801,575
$6,769,312
1,773,386
V,
:
$2,182,395
990,563
$2,155,125
933,772
opers.
ry.
48,005,664
48,982,174
3,072,137
This
a
Registers With
—
«
Railway oper. revenue—
expenses.
oper.
Net rev.
Net ry.
from ry.
income—
1988.
oper.
191,
p.
2,454,952
2,651,262
$1,475,738
81,882
$570,085
137,536
$439,174
49,657
ops.
;
1960—4 Mos—1959
$3,930,690 $4,520,535
i960—Month—1959
$1,030,869
$1,238,548
591.695
668,463
April 30—
$1,869,273
418.757
v
Pacific
Coast
Papercraft Corp.—Registers Common—
Properties, Inc. is offering to holders of
and preferred stock of Food Giant Markets,
Coast
the common
Giant employee stock
options, rights to subscribe for 917,835 shares of Pacific
Coast Properties common stock at a subscription price of
$10 per share. One right will be issued for each share
of Food Giant common stock held of record, or subject
Inc.,
to
and
holders
to
Food
of
1960, and one right will be
option, on May 26,
an
Issued for each two shares of Food Giant preferred stock
held of record
May 26, 1960. Two rights are required
share of Pacific Coast Properties
on
for
subscribe
to
one
copmon stock. Rights to subscribe will expire at 3:30
p.m., New York Time,-on June 10, 1960. Bear, Stearns
<& Co. is manager
of
V.
191,
BUSINESS—In
addition
to
the
offering,
shows total assets of approximately 134,750,000,
liabilities of about
$9,950,000 and total stockholders' equity of $24,800,000.
The
properties which the company is acquiring are diversified in
character, and include existing and proposed shopping centers, indus¬
trial property, parcels zoned for apartment house construction,
and
for
zoned
residential
subdivision.
It
is
the
company's
continue this type of diversification in its future acquisitions.
PROCEEDS—Net
aim
to
.
,
from the subscription offer will initially
be added to the company's general funds and will be available tor
current
construction, acquisition of. additional -properties, both de¬
veloped and undeveloped, and for other corporate purposes.
'
•An
Indebtedness,
loans
to
of
(par
including
—
con¬
4,144,022
______
$1)
5,000,000 shs.
*2,682.801 shs.
are
under
Si
&
H.
Hentz
Fr
Walston
—V.
&
&
2%
-
&
Co., Inc
Crowell, WeedOn & Co.——
Evans, MacCormack & Co
*
?
Fairman
2
4
Harbison
4
Co.—
Hutton
Co._
4
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Gregory & Sons..
E.
&
Black &
J.
8
^
j
&
&
1
Co/—.
&
Henderson-
A. Hogle & Co
Hooker & Fay™—
4
Co.—
4
...
2
2
—
4
—i—
191, p. 1776.
2
2
Swift &
F.
Period Ended April 30—
Net
$1,233,050
Co
874,713
933,980
oper,
191,
$358,337
39,655
inc..
p.
$295,671
$1,128,016
$1,124,967
30,643
*129,592
86,014
1988.
company's Home Products Division.
Division,
marketing
the
14
consumer
originated by
the
com-
engaged in the development,
distribution of radio and television receivers, stereohigh fidelity equipment and electronic garage door
openers in
western
Named
as
Chairman
states.
are
Kenneth
R. Johnson,
Sharp,
£r,/L,M"ri ='"*■.
Counsel and Secretary-Treasurer,
square
Bell
said
outstanding
President.—V.
Pauley,
;y •' •;
;.
fr.
191,
ry.
railway
—V.
,
►
4
>
...
or
V
*
$370,529
929,999
opers.
inc.
oper.
1988. /
p.
$753,536
1,018,104
■'
t..
$1470~017
$2,446,681
i 4,244,269
•.
;
Period Ended
April 30—;
Railway
oper.
expenses-
Net
railway
—V.
191,
<
from ry. oper.
Net rev.
"
1960—Month—1959
$759,263
$946,707.
658,191
•
705,497
revenue—
Railway
.
oper.
inc.—-
oper.
;
1960—4 Months—1959
$3,129,831
$3,022 682
2,610,510
2,703 731
$241,210
$519,321
128,808
$101,072
66,334
.
3'50o'599
;
'
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
■
: 296,964
$318,951
246,143
/
1988.
p.
See Allied
group headed by William R.
public offering price and underwriting
rate,
(Pty.) Ltd.—Forms Company—
Polymer Corp.
registra¬
a
$10,000,000
offered for
to be
1976,
due
stock,
1577. "
common
189,
p.
51%
Is
*
*
Polymer Pty. Ltd. above,
(H. K.)
H.
of
Porter Co., Inc.—Acquires—
Porter
K.
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Company, Inc.,
Paint
Allied
Holbert,
is
acquiring the
well-known
the
assets
Manufacturing Co., Tulsa, Okla., according to C.-L.
President.
The 21-year-old Tulsa-firm manufactures
"Allied" line of residential and Industrial maintenance
Porter
The company's 500 dealers are located in eight middle west
states, and they also number major oil companies
their important customers.
;
<
making the announcement, Mr. Holbert said that on June 1,
paints.
southwestern
and
In
Allied
?
>•'
Purchase
the
62,197,102
79,982,191 308,355,063 296,519,657
63,349,781 252,234,961 249,443,693
opers.
16,891,614
4,274,668
16,632,410
6,249,434
railway
—V.
191,
inc.
oper.
the
of
Paint
Manufacturing. Co.
Division
of
of
the
west
Patterson-Sargent
The
well-known
"BPS"
southwest.—V.
and
by.
1960—Month—1959
April 30—
SEC
at
838,890
869,540
3,365,396
$167,012
$194,105
oper.
expenses-
Net deficit fr. ry, oper.
Net railway oper. deficit
402,896
410,442
Steel
Porter.
Porter
Co.,
paint line.
191,
p.
1988.
;
,
r ;
V)
-
above.—V.
Corp.,
191,
1$7X,,'
p.
!
s-
on
May 25 filed a letter of notification with the
200,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
on a best efforts basis by Binder & Co., Inc.. 541
company
covering
$1.50
South
share
per
Los Angeles, Calif.
*
;
company is located at 1240 First Security Bldg.,
Utah. The proceeds of this offering will be used to
develop and produce new proprietary Items in the electronics field.
Salt
.
Street,
Spring
office
The
$2,445,431
3,414,012
$2,555,785
revenue—
Detroit
This
.
1960—4 Months—1959
$675,435
$671,878
oper.
of
Progress Electronics Corp.—Files With SEC—
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Period Ended
Railway
Railway
middle
See
47,075,964
6,710,534
56,120,102
7,865,541
vV'-'
1988.
p.
Paint
Works
Portsmouth Corp.—Exchange Effective—
:
79,088,716
Net
Tulsa
follows the
Cleveland, Ohio,
According to Mr.
Holbert, investments by the Porter Co. in Allied's plant will be made
Sbon to .increase its present high production capabilities and product
futility, and will give Porter valuable production and sales strength in
$
.
expenses
ry.
Allied
of
acquisition
manufacturer
~
$
$
•
revenue.
fr.
the
1960—Month—19591960—4 Mos.—1959
oper.
rev.
become
will
January
P.
oper.
Railway
Railway
Net
Edwin
owned1 Dy
' '
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
—V.
Packard
foot building
at
Bell
Mr. D., are VIce PresldentKjeneral
respectively, of the parent corporation.
Corp, has leased a modern 1 oon
Sales
8745 West Third
sales
last
Lake
of
.
the
City,
Progress
1,802,773
of
Corp.—Earnings—-
$14.6
million,
19%
ahead
:
;
first
the
of
nine
outstanding,
The
were
compared
infrared
at
other
instruments
level than
continue
to
191,
and
higher
a
pected
to 42 cents per share a year ago.
that orders for commercial instruments
stated
company
marily
during
last year,
for
"
well
printing companies,:. It has also initiated steps
with Reading Tube Corp., integrated manufac¬
tubing,
Maurice M. Rosen,
President, said that directors at their meeting
on May
25 set June 6 as the date for a special stockholders meeting
at which approval
would be sought for (1) an amendment to the
corporate charter to facilitate the merger with Reading Tube Corp.
and
(2)
an
increase in the authorized capitalization to permit the
turer
f.
12 Months Ended March 31—
Income
Street
in
Los
Packard Bell Sales
Corp,—Formed
Packard Bell Electronics
Corp.,
above,,
w
—_____ —
Expenses
and
other
income
charges—
Net
income
—V.
191,
p.
744.
(based
532,780
on
';
.
.
$1.84
i-:
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Acquires Stock—
Angeles wS
.♦
.
.
A.
Newman, President of PRO, and Vincent H/;Shea, Chair¬
Chathqm Chemical Corp., announced on Juhe 1 > that ERG
has. acquired a major stock interest in Chatham. The
joint venture
henceforth
with
projected
Chatham
be
known
sales
annual
has
to
Wabash. Chemical
date
Corp.,
in
the
vicinity of
Beaumont, Texas,
with
the
production
the
production
that
construction
of
States
million.
two
Chemical
Beaumont
tetraethyl lead
ethylene oxide and
of
the
of
Chemical
'
•
-
Corp.,
v
its
will
Corp.
■
will
tetramethyl
The
derivatives:
lead
become
and
the
<
plants
for
and
■
'
v
.
/
-
tetramethyl lead
third producer In
important
gaoline additives. The present
Ethyl Corp. Annual sales of this new
approximately $40,000,000 when plant production and
sales come up to expectations. The total
sales of all Chatham sub¬
sidiaries will exceed $50 million."
producers
venture
are
will
duPont
and
the
be
realignment of officers of Chatham-Reading, Howard
a
man
will
man
of
be
Chairman
of
the
Board;
Vincent
H.
Shea
will
A.
be
Executive
Preparation
the
over
for
the
General
Offset Printing
.
New¬
Chair¬
outstanding
1959
In
during
sales
the
of
$25,215,870, and
on
net
income
of
$1,333,408,
shares
809,370 average number of common
;
year.
•
/
the announcement, Mr. Rosen stated that the proposed
merger would
put Progress sales well above $50
million annually; and give It
important standing in the lighting fix¬
ture, building material, electronics and printing fields.
Progress will
continue to be alert, he said, to future situation# which would tie
in with a planned
program of industrial growth.—V. 191, p. 2351.
making
acquisitions
and
Puffet Sound Power & Light Co,—Earnings—
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—12 Mos.—1959
Operating revenues.,
$9,610,449
$8*749,851 $33,245,701 $29,787,825
Period End. Mar. 31—
Other
income
_,
$3,129,511
12,423
$8,115,214
$2,320,527
$9,797,534
Dr402
25,515
19,016
$9,823,049
2,408,211
$8,134,230
1,523,648
the Executive
Committee; Roger M. Kelly will be Chairman of
Hie Finance Committee;
and Harold D. McGowan, present Chatham
President, will maintain that office in the new
setup and will be
Chief
for
equal to $1.65 per share
immediately
dollar
lead
shares
■
Following
favorable
stockholder
action,
Progress directors would
formally approve the terms of the merger With Reading Tube Corp.
A
formal merger
proposal would be submitted' to stockholders at
another
special meeting tentatively scheduled for June 29.
It is
contemplated
that
the
proposal
would
call
for the
Issuance of
six-tenths of a share of Erogress common stock
for each share of
Reading common stock to effect the merger.
.' ;
■
reported
corporations:
multi-million
and
tetraethyl
"Houston
these
'
operates a large sulfuric acid facility
HI,, and Houston Chemical Corp. of
Houston
at
:
"subsidiary
of
"Upon completion of
plants," said Mr. Shea,
United
Chatham-Reading
$50
which
Chicago,
announced
for
las
of
formed
common
Curreht sales of'General Offset and the two smaller printing com¬
panies are. running at the annual rate of approximately $4 million.
Reading "Tube's 1959 sale's were $23,316;775 while net earnings were
$859,650, equal to 99 cents a share on 730,195 common shares. Progress
of
will
additional
;
.
"$982,527
$2.68
shares)-
y
.
brass
tising field, technical manuals rand publishing.
Progress plans to
acquire the two other printing companies for an undisclosed sum of
cash.
The three printing companies will be operated as subsidalries
and no
change in personnel is contemplated.
;
i960.
■. ', T 1959
■"
$17,541,313 $12,095,479
16,115,638
11,112,^52
$1,425,675
—
Earnings per share
of
and
Inc. transaction.
Joseph Venti, President, and Herbert Marks,
Treasurer, will continue as chief executives of General* Offset Printing
Co., Inc. The company specializes in printing material for the adver¬
Subs.)—Earnings—
^
;
merger
a
copper
Co.,
year.—
105.
p.
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc. <&
to
of
issuance
ex¬
was
smaller
two
as
leading
,
(pri¬
analysis)
chemical
and that this trend
quarter of the fiscal
fourth
the
used
_
Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc. announced plans to acquire Gen¬
Offset Printing
Co., Inc., a Massachusetts printing'concern as
eral
months
and
year,
Manufacturing Co., Inc:—Proposed Acquisi¬
Merger—
,
tion and
earnings of $660,614, 44% higher than the same
period a year ago, were reported by Perkin-Elmer for the nine month
period ended April 30, 1960.
:
Earnings were equivalent tp 58 cents per share of common stock
new
the
has
already
begun
Net
on
a
site
I? u«eJlea,umoni. Reflnery 0{ Mobil
Mobil
Ethylene Plant
fence for
use
in
the
now
under
at
Beaumont,
Texas,
construction
will
be
$2,320,125
1,097,131
422,947
for
the
ethylene
oxide
income
stk.
Common
venture,"
creating
operation
Pfd,
div.
requirmt.
2,044,803
137,500
1,897,178
7,414,838
511,928
6,610,582
3,266,819
3,266,819
3,266.819
3,266,8
$0.58
$0.58
$2.11
$2,
$0.36
$1.44
SI.
piped
making of the ethylene oxide.
markets
Houston Chemical -has purchased the antifreeze
!wlle chemicals marketing operations of Commercial Solvents
thereby
Solvents
deductions
Oil Co. Ethylene from
f"
marketing
$3,141,934
Income
Officer,
Imme<"ate
«
$968,593
$809,611
1,794,287"
191, p. 1988.
date^.—v ili apV744Sing and promotiena1' activities will - be consoliSee
k
,WJ
.
oper.
Net
_
the
Of
In
officers for the new corporation
the Board;
Richard D.
of
President and General
Manager; William H. Moore, Secretary; and Lowell R.
Day Treasurer
Mr. Johnson also- serves as
Vice-President of Packard Bell in charee of
the Home Products Division. Mr,
Sharp has been the Division's Direc-
Mr.
.1
.
7oi
'im'fm
279,994
Ainslie Perrault, current President of Allied, will operate it as Manager,
with no major changes in the present staff and sales organization.
the
products
yf,ars' cp»ently
manufacture and
phonic
.
9l6[202
~$1060
will be available for general corporate purposes. The
company
anticipates substantial expenditures in 1960 and* 1961 in
connection with its drilling program in Mexico and on the Tideland
Leases in California.
...
•
•
- ^
proceed
Corp.-—Subsidiary Formed—
Corp., on May
31, announced the formation of Packard Bell Sales
Corp. as a whollysubsidiary to more efficiently handle the increasing sales volume
The
•61,814".'
1
.
$986,717
•,
April 30—1960—Month—1959 •
1960—4 Mos.—1959
revenue
$3,112,770
$5,573,042 $13,438,323 $12,394 348
expenses
2,742,241
2,819,506 • 10,991,642
10,924^331
oper.
Railway
and
company
It/Was
Robert S. Bell, President of Packard Bell Electronic*
of the
$221,963
l95q
$1 976 90s
994,937
,
_
man
1960—4 Mos —1959
$4,464,594
$4 684 437
3,336,578
3[559[470
$1,229,651
expenses
Packard Bell Electronics
^
Railway
2
p
1960—Month—1959
fr. ry_ opers.
railway
-
revenue—
•Deficit.—V.
$247,632
73,558
;
among
Howard
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings-*-
rev-
f
227,372,
payment of bank borrowings incurred in connection with the com¬
pany's Mexican Tidelands operations and to the reduction of current
liabilities.
The balance will be
added
to the general funds of the
2
2
:
Marache. Dofflemyre & Co._
Daniel Reeves & Co
*
Net
'
.
.
Period Ended
,v
2
Henry
Co., Inc
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
'
Shares
Baird
4
Co
Co
•
,
$449,335
,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.-
t
the
V.
Shares
Burnham
com¬
.
. .
Bear, Stearns & Co
34%
Badenburg, Thalmann & Co.
8
Bache
a
at the subscription price, the respective per¬
unsubscribed portion
of the subscription shares,
indicated below:
Wertheira
.
'
ry. oper,
191, *■
p. 1988.
Net rev.
be
to
Perkin-Elmer
purchase,
the
—V.
underwriting
an
The interest
Co.
are
Net
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below
mitment
$1,981,654
245,380
^
railway oper. inc.—
'
*
supplied by amendment. '
The company is
primarily engaged in the acquisition, exploration
and development of
oil and gas properties, the production and sale
of oil and gas, and the operation of a refinery.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, it has outstanding
1,945,393 common shares. Of the
net proceeds of the sale of debentures, $7,000,000 will be, applied to
of
additional 10,000 shares are reserved for employee stock options.
centages
./..; *
(convertible)
debentures
Outstanding
$4,977,332
struction
Common stock
oper.
Net rev. from
Net
f
,
No. Highland Ave., Los Angeles, filed
the SEC on May 27, 1960, covering
717
with
through
sale
public
terms
long-term notes (secured
mortgages)
©undry
$493,012
expenses-.
1960—4 Months
revenue—
Railway
v<
•
I960—Month-r-1959
proceeds
Authorized
Afiscellaneous
by
of
subordinated
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MARCH 31, 1960
,
April 30—
Ry.—Earnings-^/"
Petroleum, Inc.—Files for Offering—
firm,
statement
Staats &
'•;
..
$
the company is acquiring
* number of substantial real estate properties in Southern
California
through the Issuance of 1,764,966 shares of common stock, together
with a small amount of cash and the assumption of certain liabilities.
Its pro forma balance sheet after giving effect to these transactions
tracts
1325.
P.
Period Ended April 30—
offering.
Northern
&
Railway oper.
,
Pittsburgh corporation on June 2 filed a registration statement
Securities & Exchange Commission covering the proposed
sale of 130,063 shares of common stock.
The shares will be offered
initially to stockholders of the corporation at the rate of one ■addi¬
tional share for each
eight shares presently held.
Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., is named as manager of a group of undervwriters which will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
*
The corporation will use the proceeds to retire bank loans incurred
in connection with the recent acquisition of the LePage's Divisions of
Johnson & Johnson.
Any balance will be added to general (fundsv—
which is underwriting the
group
a
ucsu
.......
an
Period Ended
the
tion
Offering—
Inc.—Rights
Properties,
manufacture
This
with
of
Pacific
purpose
v
new
as
Pauley
1340.
for the
Corp., and John w
of entering new chpm^nJ
dismiss
to
for
Piedmont
r.
for the manufacture and production of such- products,
products now ready to be niarketedl
1QCthe company now has outstanding 1,95,750 common shares and certain indebtedness. Weingast is listed as the
owner of 86,000 shares and Mentzer 75,250 shares. _'. '
\
well
This
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co., above.—V. 190, p.
*wuaeq m
bv
Chemical
filed a motion in the U. S. District Court In
San Fran
the proceedings under Chapter XI of the
BankruDt™
"arrangement" wun creditors of this corporation
unltZ
the debtor's petition is amended to conform with the
requirements of
Chapter X of the Act.
The Commission's, petition urges that tho
Chapter X procedures, including provision- for an independent 'trustee
and for an investigation of possible causes of action available
to the
debtor, provide better safeguards for the interests of public investors
than are provided under Chapter XI.
..
•
<
According to the prospectus,
Facilities—
Ohio Fuel Gas Co.—To Construct Gas,
See
Shea
ago
The SEC has
ctsco
Act
-
offered pursuant to the
Plan.—V. 191, p. 2205.
RR.—Earnings—
Pacific
Northwestern
Houston, Texas,
191, p. 607.
.
of 15 South Fifth St., Minneapolis, Minn., filed
statement with the SEC on May 31, 1960, covering
Period Ended
—V.
-
of
inclndA*
are
was
Pickman Trust Deed Corp.—SEC Enters Court
Case—
its subsidiaries are
test equipment for
It intends, upon
*
■
President
former
of
Mecom
engaged In the manufacture
industrial and' opnsume^use,
components and panel meters fpr use in electrical instru¬
and
'
Shea,
name
antifreeze operations
t. ' y ' \»■* » .• ♦ t » »'
formed about three years
brand
Chemical
ment necqssary
company,
registration
250,000 shares of its common stock, to be
company's Employee Common Stock Purchase
Railway
Monday, June 6, I960
ventures.—V.
the completion of this offering^ to
and sell additional products.
Net proceeds of the stock sale, estimated
at $485,000 will be added to the general funds of the c°mpany and
used as follows: <a> to discharge $90,000 of short-term bank loans
obtained in
April, 1959, for working capital purposes; and (b) to
finance the research
and development of new products • (several of
which are said to be in the development stage) and to purchase equip¬
as
Securities and Exchange Commission—
H.
ofcommonstocttobe
***The*company
Peak
sale."
Chatham
registration
a
ments.
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mo^——1959
$14,903,759 $14,828,336 $55,751,486 $55,807,239
today
statement with the SEC covering 150,000 shaies
offered for public sale at wl per share
Tne
offering is to be made on an all or none basis by Myron A. Lomasney
& Co., for which a 60c per share commission is payable.
The . company
also will issue to the underwriter 15.000 five-year common stocky pur¬
chase warrants at the price of lc each, the initial exercise price of
the warrants being
$4 per share. < The underwriter has purchased
5 000 shares at $1.25 per share from Solomon M. Welngast and Alan
D. Mentzer, Directors and President and Treasurer, respectively.
These
warrants
and shares are included in the registration statcment although the underwriter is said to have no
a00°0f !wef
same.
Also included in the registration statement are, 25,000 shares
issuable to Max Fabrikant, a finder, upon the conversion in full by
filed
high fidelity
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
the
L. I., N.'T.,
Glendale,
Street,
84th
70-31
and sale of electronic
12092.
advertised
Inc.—Offering Proposal—
Pacotronics,
Redemption—
^Nprthe^sterix.yVater Co.—Partial
t,
4
.
.
(2418)
for Houston an Integrated production and
for efficient service to the trade.
Commercial
private label antifreeze packaging
program and its nationally :
Shs.
stock:
at end of1 period "
Earnings
per
share.
Div,
paid
per
share
«—V. 191, p. 1882,
$0.36
Continued
on
page
Number 5957
191
Volume
The
...
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
11
(2419)
DIVIDENDS
Per
Name of
Decca
nividend announcements-are grouped in two separate
tables
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
Abercrombie & Fitch Co., $6 pfd.
(s-a)__—
Holders
7-
1
(initial)—
common
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
22Vac
Co.
1
7-
1
dividend
1
12'/2C
7-
1
7-
1
5-31
60c
7-
1
7-9
6-13
$1
1%
—____
preferred (quar.)_
_____
Biltrite Rubber (quar.)
American Factors, new com. (initial-quar.)__
American Forest Products Corp._;____—
American Hair & Felt, common (quar.)____
$6 preferred (quar.)
—L
American Maize-Products, com.
(quar.)____
7% preferred (quar.)
American National Fire Insurance (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
American Vitrified
Products,
Ampco Metal, Inc.
New
6-15
6-
3
6-14
6-
3
6-30
7-
6-21
1
6-30
6-20
30c
6-15
6-
6-30
6-17
convertible
60c
Armour
&
Arundel
Co.
preferred
Howard
common
Corp.
7-
12'Ac
7-
1
Initial
1
1
6-10
Balanced
quarterly
Co.
Atlantic
Class
Wholesalers,
6-14
B (quar.)_.
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
Avalon
6-
Fabien Textile
Printing
Fairbanks
3
6%
Co.,
67c
preferred
Fibreboard
15c
7-
1
6-15
7-15
6-20
35c
T.'c
preferred
B/G Foods.
(quar.)____
Beatrice
15c
:
-
common
1
6-16
Florida
9-
1
8-19
Forbes
1
8-19
9-
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
$34%c
6-30
*6-1
$37 %c
6-30
6-
1
$43%c
6-30
6-
1
Free
6-10
10c
Class B
Fram
5-31
(quar.)
40c
6-10
%
6-15
4
84 %c
Co.
30c preferred
Bralome Pioneer Mines, Ltd.
Columbia Power, Ltd.
7-
dividend,
class
on
A
and
action
taken
meeting held
on
Building Produces,
c Preferred
Butterick Cp.,
Canada Foils,
Ltd.,
60c
Canadian Arena
&
Cooke,
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
6-24
6-16
10c
General
7-
1
7-
1
5%
6-10
preferred
6-
$1.12 »/a
6-30
C
oi
6.-14
6-15
12»/aC
1
6-
ap€r
Gas Co.
6-
7-
J 15c
8-15
'
8-15
t$2
6-30
6-
t37'/aC
8-
1
7-11
t$1.25
8-
1
7-11
7-15
6-30
_
9
-
*
J25c
••
'
•
t75c
6-30
6-15
6-
7-
6-15
^
25c
1
6-13
6-
:
3
'
!#
The
7-
1
6-10
7-, 1
6-10
r4.
6-10
"tT-1
(quar.")~_—L
22c
Preferred,
6-10
6%
6-30
6-10
33 3% C
?
25c
6-
6-30
6-
2»/4%
1
30c
9-
1
1
C|SS I
from
5%
9
7
Co.,
6-15
6-
6-
1
6-24
2-for-l
Co.
Paper
Hammond
.
(N.
Inc.
,60c
7-
is
15c
1.
6-
6-24
6-10
10c
7-
2
50c
7-
1
'6-15
37 Vac
6-30
6-13
7-
6-13
1
^
-
1
6%
87 toe
7-
1
6-13
15c
(q«ar.)_J__^_
7-
1
6-20
7-
50c
"
1
6-15
1-1-61
12-16
6-30
6-10
7-
$2.50
>,
-
$2.50/
tlOc
—-
"
tlOc
6-15
1
"
15c
\
,
9-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
u
■
'
—
(initial-quar.)
A <■!»"•»——-
10c
6-15
6-
1
15c
6-15
6-
5c
6-30
5c
7-25
6-30
.
6-
3
6-30
6-
3
7-15
6-30
&
Rubber
Co.,
preferred
pfd.
$30c
6-30
5-30
7-
6-20
(s-a)_
$1.75
(accum.)
(quar.)
Co.
20C
Z^Z-U
*4*.?!
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
-
1
6-15
$1.5Q
6-
1
5-20
$1.50
7-
1
6-17
,
'
40c
6-27
6-
6-13
1
6-15
7-
55c
9-
1
93%c
9-
1
85c
9-
1
7-25
6-17
33A%
93 %c
6-30
6-
preferred (quar.)
McCall Corp. (quir.)
7-14
6-30
9
7-
1
6-
7-1
6-
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-17
6-13
7-
1
6-20
20c
6-30
6-15
50c
6-30
6%
37V2C
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_____
Insurance Co., 10% pfd. (quar.)___
12 '/2c
j
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
40c
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)_
30c
Monarch Knitting, Ltd., 4%% pfd.
(quar.) $$1.12 V2
Monarch Life Assurance (Winnipeg)
$40c
(s-a)__;
Monarch Mortgage & Investments, Ltd: (s-a)
$$1
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd.
$25c
(quar.)___
6-30
6-15
Mission
6-15
6-
Middle
4
'
7-
1
1
7-1
;
6-15
6-15
15c
!
(quar.)
v
;
r \
v
27 Vac
;
common
(initial).-
Securities
Investment, Inc. (Dayton)
(quar.)
:
.___
7-
1
6-15
53c ;
7-
1
6-15
/
,
7-
7-
1
Moore Corp.,
6-17
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
4%%
preferred
(quar.):
6-15
1
6-27
6-10
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-17
7-
2
6-24
6-30
6-20
7-
2
6-20
t20c
10-
8-26
t$L75
10-
8-26
t$1.75
10-
8-26
20c
7-
6-15
59%c
7% preference, class B <quar.)____—____
Moore Drop Forgings, common
(quar.)______
1
$1.25
•
Ltd.* common (quar;)^__
preference, class A (quar.)
7%
6-16
1
-
States Telephone—
New
Midwest
6-15
7-
7-11
6-30
Common
:
8-15
8-1;
30c
Michigan Bakeries, Inc.—
5'/2% preferred (accum.)
4
6-
1
8-15
10-10
25c
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
8
7-
8-15
1
10-31
15c
(J. Ray) & Co.
6
6-27
5c
$5c
(quar.)
6V»c
-
6-30
7-
common
(quar.)
(1945-1947 series) (quar.)
35c
'
7«
6-15
;
t$l
6-30
6-10
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)—
/
Increased-quarterly
_:
Morton Manufacturing Cdrp.:i_________:.____
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph— Stockholders approve an 8-for-l stock split
'•-'of the common shares).
.-
1
$50c
7-30
7-
8
Mueller
4
.'-25c
6-28
6- 3
Mutual
per
share
7-
6-10
1
6-16
8
7-
1
*
;
1,
,
1
15c
1
v
prom
from
net
Co.
of
6-15
6-
6
8-25
8-
5
35c
—
America—
6-30
6-16
investmetn income
capital
7-
—
•
-
and
5c
gains).
hence
gtd. (s-a)
:
A'
$1.50
Linen
10%
7-11
6-30
6-17
40c
7-15
35c
6-10
'
'
6-
National
New
1
6-17
t5c
7-
2
6-15
f50c
10-
1
—■————'
6-20
10c
J
9-
43A%
-
New
Ltd.—
-'V._0|'
Ltd;— ^ ; *
' '
6-17
7-
1
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
50c
6'Ac
—
30c
30c
$1.37%
—____—
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Casualty Insurance ;(quar.)
6-24
Oahu Railway & Land
5-16
7-30
7-
1
6-15
6-
6
6-
1
6-15
6-
t
-
6%
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
6-
1
6-21
6-
6
6-10
5-27
6-21
6-7
14c
6-15
6-
25c
Inc.
6-13
(quar.)
6-20
6-10
25c
6-15
6- .3
7-
6- 3
-
-
common
preferred
Fibre
(quar.)——.
(quar.)—
Brush Co.
——
37V2C
;—
6-27
6-13
,
6%
preferred
Pahang
Rubber,
PaTk-Lexington
Pato
6-10
6-
3
6-10
6-
3
20c
7-
-:
28V2C
$1.50
(quar.)—
15c
Ltd
(N. Y.)
Consolidated
Patterson
*
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp.,
4-4
Petroleum
Corp.
of
6-
8
7-15-
6-30
6-24
6-16
1
6-15
6-
6-30
6-10
7-1
6-15
pfd. (quar.)—
22V2C
America
6-30
6-20
$10c
.$2.50
4%%
1
I2V2C
(quar.).—
Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)
Gold Dredging,
(M. F.) DentaPSuwily Co;
25c
6-30
6-23
6-20
:Penney (J. C.) Company (3-for-l split)---—
6-8
1
40c
(quar.)
rPacific Intermountain Express (quar.)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., common
1
*
4
15c
Ox
6
—l°c
$0,119
6-22
-
Co.
r
c
6-16
1
3
6-10
'
1
50c
—
6-10
6-
.V
•
6-15
7-
^Old Line Life Insurance eo. of America—
7-15
25c
.
6-30
8-
50c
:
Ltd.
Products,
Oneida, Ltd.,
12 /2c
6-15
25c
(quar.)
7-26
5-31
,0T/
6
10c
'
5-31
6-15
1
_____
*
25c
6-28
6-
"
preferred (quar.)
5V2 %
Oahu Sugar,
6-
Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd.—
American
depositary receipts Ordinary—
5
58V2c
(quar.)
common
Oakite
6-10
B. (Initial)----———
7-
-
$1.25
(quar.)
Gas,
6-10
6-13
A
Co.
1
6-10
class
File
Illinois
7-
6-27
class
6-17
(quar.)___
Shipbuilding Corp. (quar.)
Electronics, class A (initial)
6-17
15C
New
5
$1.09
com.
1-
...
New
7-
6-10
$1.18%
Service,
7-
15c
.
6-17
(quar.)
5-25
6-24
7/2C
15c
(quar.—-
5
6-17
_
.
7-
$1.25
-
(quar.
9
8-
56'Ac
__——;
6-10
25C
;
1
7-1
50c
30c *
r
Public
preferred
preferred
Northern
5%
•
1
Refining-^-
7«. 1
6—
7-
York
Newark
2
6-10
a
(quar.)_———
6-20
1
$37'/2C
(quar.)_
com.-
payment omitted at this time
Orleans
4.36%
6-6
7-
Sugar
Common
1
6-15
.
1
7-
$1.12%
Corp.
preferred (quar.);:
preferred (quar.)
5%
6-20
$1.25
<
6-15
J45c
.
6-20
7-
$15c
•
.
4'/2%
27V2C
(quar.)
Service
•••
t„
(quar.)--
1
16c
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)____:—;
preference
National
is
*
approved
933Ac
.
National Grocers, Ltd., common
(quar.)
(initial)-—
(quar.)
Nashville & Decatur RR.
;
•
(quar.)
.
Co.
Nation-Wide Securities
Square
_____________
—
Brass
Investment
(10c
%
"
(quar.)___———
Ltd.
6-15
8c
:
7-15
by
and
(N. Y.)
$1
!
-
ex-
held
7-
7-
90c
;
(quar.)
Y.)
1
7-20
12'AC
preferred
"
Hoving Corp. (quar.)—.
(Harvey), Inc.—
'
..
6-30
(quar.)___
preferred
3
7-25
preferred
5-31
$50c
15c
Paper Co.
$3.40
v60c
;
________——
Rapid Transit Co.
(reduced-quar.)
Hubbell
6-15
7-1
43/aC
&
$3.75
•
(initial-quar.)
Madison
of
Common
-5%
6-15
6-15
3
~
preferred
Honolulu
9
9-30
6-
1
$$1.25
6-
62V2C
'
"
_
7-
6-17
Ltd.—
6-27
—
(quar.
Hirsch (P. N.) & Co.- (quar.)
Holland Furnace Co.
(quar.)---—--------—
Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
—
Honolulu Iron Works Co.-—:
-6%
6-17
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
Maxwell, Ltd. (quar.)
May Department Stores,
^
-
Heppenstall Co., 4V2% preferred (quar.)_-__- Herold Radio & Electronics Corp.—
•
•,
*
1
6-15
preferred A
(quar.).—+$1-63
Harding Carpets,
Ltd. (quar.t___x._—-____
Heritage Fund, Inc./
—-—
— 10c
Hartford Gas Co.,
8%
preferred (quar.)> 50c
6-15
•-
7-
7-15 ;
25c
*
1st
3
25c
1
7c
;
shares
of
Farms International,
Hardee
6-17
7-15
I"
1
7-
7c
-
split)
Shoe,
?40c
/
:
8-
20c
Mastic
-
—_________
(Stockholders
Organ
stock
Bank
1
6-30
8-15
$2.50
•
(quar.)__.
& Aluminum
Marshall-Wells
6-10
20c
Tire
Marsh Steel
5-17
5c
-
(quar.)
(B.) Wire,
Mines, Ltd
Hanover
6-
7-15
$25c
Nicholson
7-20
6-13
31'Ac
,
class B
(quar.)
Hanover
6-15
preferred
Mading. Drug Stores (quar.)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd., 6%
Manchester Gas Co., 7% pfd.
6-22
'
share.
•
•
'
(stock dividend)-—
Ltd.
6-13
87 Vac
per
6-13
8-15
6-17
6-30
Extra
4-14
7-
1st
MacLaren Power
1
6-
Southeast—[f / 1 /
the merger,
of
6-27
25c
com-
6-30
dividend on such shares
April 20, 1960, the effec-
6-27
25c
-
<1uar->-—
new
7-
7-25
-
—-—•—
case
20c
183/4C
(quar.),___
pre^"ed „( Quar.)
CuHig^n Tnr n. 8ugar e°" 'quar-)
CumSm S"t'iCla8s B (^lab
rlh^ 6;
7-15
As provided in the merger
30c
(quar.l
8
6-30
7-15
15c
Publications
Structural Steel Co.,
*
.
7-
7-10
$1.50
MacKinnon
____*_^—31 V»c
new com.
Mountain Power
Gunnar*
8-10
6-14
15c
(quar.)
MacFadden
—;
the
preferred
Greening
8-10
9-
1
35c
(quar.)_____—
com.
6-23
(quar.-)---—J! 36V»c
the
Toy,
Hamilton
II——
.
(Cuban
Cutter
1
7-
■
6-16
6-30
5%
9-
3
87 VaC
(stock
8-
6-30
*
stockholders
Giant
5%
"
5-31
50c
6-20
59%c
American Insurance
Green
•
1
7-20
6-15
20c
6-30
$6 pref.
6-13
7-
1
8-
$$1
(quar.)__—
dividend)-
Typograph Co.,
6-25
7-15
Co.
(quar.)
Theatres, Ltd.
6-24
(quar.)*
Products
&
Green
6-10
6-15
8
Insurance
(quar.)
Ludlow
■
of
payment
in
11.667c
/
'
ft*
'
6-15
Life
Electronics
McDermott
(quar.)
above
Grand
7
3
10c
6-20
(quar.):
Rubber Co
&
tive date
<
6-15
50 c
*
_
6-
6-30
6-10
50c
(Boston)
Co. of the
Inc.
accrued
Great
6-10
6-22
35c
Life" Insurance (quar.)
Corp-' Ltd- (Quar.)—_
)
6-30
15c
.
:___—
conv. pfd.
(quar.)_____
ts-a)__:__
Tire
Granco
'
6-10
6-28
$2c
8-24
(quar.
Corp:,
agreement
6-10
6-30
$1.37'/a
„
6-30
$1.25
/_
,
Quarteriji
6-30
62 Vac
6-10
35c
Los
'
•
1
'25c
Co. of Illinois—
preferred
Garden Corp.
$1.12 V2
1
6-
-
former
>
6-10
7-
6-13
Ltd
1
____.
(quar.)
1
6-10
6-20
1
7-
:
$1.12 %
75c
I
(quar.)_____
f
$1,183/4
1
6-30
7-
$25c
6-20
-30c
preferred (quar.—
Employees Insurance (quar.)__
Graham-Paige, 60c preferred (quar.)_^____
7-
1
15c
1
•
4%
•
7
Pipe Co.
Mansfield
preferred (quar.
Telephone Co. of-Pennsylvania— preferred (quar.)^._^._-j—L_u_-_____
$1.08 3/4
^5ed 1947 'eries
,PR'7?"
3
to
preferred
Georesearch,
-
6-
$1.08
1
-
■
1
6-28
$1.12 %
7-
$1.37 V2 '
'] $1.12 V2
4 V*% preferred
(quar^s.-^-—-—^ $1.06 Vi-'
Genung's Inc. (quar.)
ii.—I7V2C
6-10
.6-30
6-
30c
7-
(quar.)^.^_i.^__________-
cept
59 %C
~
CraddockS'e^v^ftJf8 C°rp- ((»uar^-J5%
y Shoe, common (s-a)
Grata
equal
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
».-•
6-
$1.07
7-15
Government
5-20
1
8
■'6-15
6-15
—
6-20
preferred
Common
•<"
8
6-
2c
;
1
1
$0,441
5«/2%
6-15
35c
.
93^c
^ fSS ^prks' common
J: Preferred (quar.)__
Corroon
6-17
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
-
6-30
-6-15
Angeles Drug (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
:
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co. (s-a)
preferred
$5 preferred
/
7-
$1.06048
(final)
35c
(quar.)--———-—--——
preferred
General Time
7-29-
5-23
7-22
$15c~
(quar.)
Wayne)
(Marcus)
Loral
6-21
Michigan—1
(quar.)- 333/4C
5.80%'
•
7-29
U5c
3'/b>/
3./
6-
7-
Service Corp.—
/General Telephone
6-15
1
(quar.)
'cSn?m Newsprlnt (quan)I__—12—Ij
•
Trust
preferred
$2.10
*
1
(quar.)_
common
<ouar
Co.
preferred
General
•
5-27
$2
(s-a)
$12 %c
(quar.)
National
(Fort
Lock Joint
9
6-25
7-
-
$1.40
-
ll'Ac
50c;
pfd.
(quar.)
$12V2C
$1.25
1
6-15
62 VaC
(quar.)
i
6-
6-28
18c
r
General Telephone Co. of Ohio— :
6-15
(quar.
(quar.)__.,___
KGnetieral
6-30
$2.40
6-15
7-
-12 Vac
(quar.).
(quar.)_
a Gas System
'Consumer
^onsumbrs
Public
$2.50
3
7-: T
income
•
Leverage Fund of Canada,
Telephone Co. of California—
$2.37V2
6-6
6-10
-
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
itspec|al guaranteed (quar.)
ClpvnJ"eoUlar guaranteed (quar.)
c ev
te
Corporation
Clevite Corp.
(quar.),—
Conn
;•
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
6-17
2
6-13
& Electric Co.-—
preferred
Loew's
.
General Telephone
6-10
s
6-27
.
15c
(quar.
Columhia
Lincoln
6-10
(From net investment income)^.—
•
6-10
7-11
7-
6-10
:25c
.
.___
nil nn*1 Products (quar.)
_!
? PulLO'Nuts. (quar.)
Citi?o
^T?we Co* <Indianapolis)_____
ClaS H
carage Fan tles Co"' cl A <stock dividend)
Co.
level and &
6-14
(quar.)
6-30
V. t45c
(quar:)____111111""""
«t -it: Preferred (quar.)
$1.35
Preferred
1
-6-30
20c
:
General Telephone Co.
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Co.
7-15
at
Ltd.___
Ceatral Tekphone
Co.,
Packing
Investors
•
(quar.)
preferred:
\7-
4 Va %
-
Garlock
General
—
4.75%
7-15
$1.75
7-
3%'
Inc.
preferred
1
(quar.)
7-29
a
investment
non-cum.
Mining & Exploration Co., Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp. (reduced)
Lerner Stores Corp., com. (increased)
in¬
(quar.)_____
tlOc
B
Central. Detroit
.Warehouse (quar.)
Central Electric & Gas
Co
4.75% preferred A
(quar.)
central Hudson
Gas & Electric4kiC-
8-
(quar.)_^—
*,
(quar.
4.33\&. preferred
common
Electric
1
net
Labrador
-:
General
:
Canadian International
Power Co., Ltd.—
6%. preferred
(1956 series)" (quar.)___—
carnation Co., common
(quar.)
Castle
8
6-30
$1.35
Co_ (s-a)
-
-
tax,
t35c
Canadian Bt-onze
Co., Ltd., common (quar,)"
5%, preferred
(quar.)_______l_____:__i::-'
%:/ preferred
6-
7-10
35c
Inc.—
General
Canadian brawn Steel,
6-17
10c
-
withholding
preferred
;
A
3
10c
Mines, Ltd.—
Deposit Receipts Ordinary
6-15
% 28 y8c
common
participating, class
6-10
6-
(quar.)
7-
15c
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)__
7-
Corp.
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
from
preferred A (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
4 Va % preferred (quar.)_
Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd
Geduld
-'Extra
:
5-31
1
Inc.—
J30c
Ltd.
Freightlines
8
6-1Q
7-
Inc—
25c
Canada,
Refining,
General
(accum.)_______
5%
of
Candy Corp.
,.
t,
net
Fund,
6-10
6-30
45c
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
10c
"_
25c
General
\
common
6-22
28c
Garrett
(quar.
.
1
6-30
$1.183/4
12 Vac
(quar.)___
41/j^.preferred (quar.)
Bymart-.Tintair, inc., 50c
7-
50c
6
:
Corp.—
4.28%
6-21
>
,
1
8-31
;.
from
7Vac
Burgermeister Brewing, common- vtc (quar.).
Butler
Manufacturing Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)/
Butler's .Shoe
Corp.,
6-22
9-12
y
■
(quar.)
6-
10c
May 31.
Ltd.
Bulova Watch Co.
1
40c
6-15
\
6-15
2
$1
Services,
preferred
Kansas Gas
6-10
7-
10c
:
;
7-15
■;
6-30
s-a)——
Martin
6-15
$5c
6-
\
Fund:
Royal Dutch Airlines
8c
6-10
L
payment
KLM
50c
6-30
1
2nd
Kahler
6-24
40c
4
:•
(quar.)
Formerly
*
dividend
on
6-11
(quar.)
20c
'
class
6-30
'
5%
,
.
6-15
6-15
6-11
87Vac
1:25c
4% preferred (quar.)__l
No
Co.
Mexican
Garlock,
Brown-Forman
'Stock
6-10
6-30
Lines
Co.—
(Less
-
7-
Johnson
Service Co.
(quar.)
Johnston Terminals & Storage, Ltd.—
6% convertible preference (quar.)
-
-
(quar.)__
$2.50
British
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—,
,
t37VaC
(voting and non-vot)
(quar.)„
A
State
<7%
6-15
$$1
'
Chemicals
&
Jersey Mortgage Co., $4
1
lie
Coach
Companies,
Frontier
6-10
7-15
1— T'
(quar.)___.
6-24
Quarterly
6-10
7c
-
(quarterly
(reduced
CO.
Diversified
3
■
6-15
7-
_
Industries Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Distillers Corp.—
Class A (quar.)__
;
Class B (quar.)_:
6-24
-8V2Cnet)
6-15
tlCc
I
British
1
t25c
"* ;
I—*
(quar.)
6-15
"
ZZ-Z—ZZ-.Z~~
(s-a)
7-
1
$1.12,/a
______
Albany RR. Co.z
7-
4-26
7-
of
Corp.
Fresnillo
6-24
1
8
:
com.
class
$3
7-
$1
6-
7-28
Telephone, class A (quar.)
Wallace, Inc.— -
Fraser
•;
8
3
&
Foundation
'
Bound Brook Water
9c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
6-30
__
(quar.)_
Investors
$1.12 conv.
8-19
7-
25c
(quar.)
7-
income):
Co.
American
Co.
8-
Shoe
Investors Selected
Pennsylvania (quar.)
Florida Public Utilities, common
(quar.)_
$25c
___
Inc.
Avenue
tlOc
____
Bowl-Mor Co.,
Finance
$31 'Ac
(quar.)
_______
&
vestment
Fifth
3
6-10
4
Products
Ltd.
Resources
'
6-15
1
Paper
Fund,
6-
9-1
$25c
3%%
preferred (quar.)_.
4'/a %•' preferred (quar.)::____
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)__
Biltmore Hats, Ltd., common
(quar.)_
$1 preferred A (quar.)
Boston
1
Fidelity
*
(quar.)__
.___
Co.,
Foods
7-
$4
Inez .(quar.)
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
Bastian-Blcssing
7-
6-10
4 18c
.
____
International
9c
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Federal Bake Shops
(quar.)
'
(quar.)__._____
(quar.)___
6-27
tlOc
(quar.)___
30c
:
7-15
J37Vac
preferred
1
:
___
t55c
(quar.)
1
__
preferred (quar.)___
5'/2% preferred 1959 series
International
(quar.)_:
8-
(s-a)
common
5%
6-24
3
66-
6-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-15
6-
Z
6-30
68%C
.
Common
/
6-10
25c
class A
6-10
6c
8-
___^
Ltd.,
5-25
2,
$1
8-15
;
"
2
7-
30c
8-15
___.—__
Air Line Ry.
6-
Interlake Iron Corp
International Minerals
(Consolidated)—
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
Fund—
Y.
6-30
$1.12'A
40c
6-30
______
Stock
6
6
40C
Interior
l7Vac
common
6-
6-
Ingersoll Machine Tool Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
6-15
(initial)______
Water
1
1
56'AC1
6-16
Breweries
6
77-
Ltd.—
1
1
6-
1
$1.14
7-
4%
5-31
7-
$1.03'/a
(quar.)__
6-30
15c
(increased)
15c
:
___—
& "Charlotte
-15c
$1.03
Acceptance Corp.
preferred (quar.)
U.12V2
12 '/2c
(quar.)__
Ashdown (J. H.) Hardware, Ltd.—
Class B (quar.)—
Atlantic Company
(quar.)
6-10
1
Asgrow Seed Co.
Atlanta
(quar.)______
par)
preferred
.4Va%
,
1
6-20
*
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
4.56%
Payable of Rec.
3c
Michigan Electric—
preferred
4Va%
Ltd.—
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N.
Exolon Company (quar.)__
6-10
77-
30c
____
par)
($100
&
4.12%
'
Fund
12 Vac
Steel,
Equity Fund, Inc
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Co.-—
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)___
(quar.)
($100
preferred
17 VaC
Howard Stock Fund—
Guaranteed
12V2C
(quar.)___
(quar.)—_
preferred
5Va%
Foundation
t35c
&
E'ndicott-Johnson Corp.,
4%
preferred (quar.)
3
31'Ac
common
4Va%
6-
(quar.)
2 V2C
Corp.,
6-10
6-20
(initial quar.)__
Centers
Elizabethtown
6-15
7-15
15c
;
Electric
Anderson
6-10
6-30
15c
New common
(initial)
Eddy Match Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
6-15
6-30
25c
„
&
Eaton &
50c
(quar.)
com.
Eaton
6-13
$1.75
.
pfd.
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Food
6-30
7-10
$1.50
>____
Co., 6%
Eagle
"
25c
Re-Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Co—_
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
Class A (quar.)
;_
$1.25
1
25c
American
American Tobacco
Industrial
(quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.—
American deposit rets,
ordinary
6-13
7-15
20c
r
American Stamping
:.—_
9
7-
20c
,___.
(quar.)
7-
$1.06'A
$3.50
6-10
6-16
25c
6-30
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd.
6-20
6-21
\
$1.14
4Va%
6-20
$1.50
6-10
(initial)
Foundries
Common
6-20
American
B
6-10
6-10
7-
6-10
6-30
(quar.)
Inc.
Dixie Ice Cream
'
12V2C
Albermarle Paper Mfg. Co., class A (quar.) '
Class B (quar.)————
6,'f
preferred (quar.)
.___:—
Alien (Leon B.) Fund, Inc;___—________■.
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
_
Amerace Corp., common (quar.)————.
Class
6-17
Dominion
7-
V 35c
(quar.)"1
6-30
Chemical Industries
(quar.)
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets—•
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
Diversified Corp., new com.
(Hartford)—
Co. (Hartford)
92 Vac
$1.07
~
___!_!
Detrex
6-13
9
30c
AomaLifTlnsurance
Stock
7-
6-10
(quar.)
(quar. )______„
Foods
Share
6-30
Income
Indiana
•
preferred
preferred
Company
6-15
Holders
When
Per
Name of
•
6-29
$1
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
Payable of Rec.
$3
preferred
,
4.56%
Addressograph-Multigraph
New
4.28%
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
Light Co.—
4%
preferred (quar.)__
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
:
When
Share
(increased-quar.)____
Power &
Deltown
When
Share
of Company
Name
Delaware
5%
payment date.
Company
Records
5-27
6-24
6-10
,
12
6-20
6-10
Vendo
$1.50
9-
6
8-19
93%C
7-
----
40c
Company
Wallace-Tiernan, Inc.
6-24
1
6-17
6-30
6-17
Wellington Management,
6-30
6-10
Class
6 30
6-6
150c
6-30
6-
3
West
Corp. (quar,)—«___
Penn Electric
(quar.)
156c
7-15
6-20
West
Penn
$75c
7-15
6-20
22y2C
6-20
preferred (quar.)—:
———preferred B iquar.)——_—
—
preferred C (quar.)
:
West Virginia Water Service Co.—
<
Name changed to Southern Gas & Water
Co. Dividend announcement shown under
-
2nd
(quar.)
preferred
Providence
6-
9
4-14
HYsC
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
14c
7-
1
6-15
Transport,
Provincial
5%
preferred (quar.)——
Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
Purex Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Purolator Products (quar.)—
&
7-
6-10
Wheeling
$1
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
1
6-30
6-15
6-
Company
————
7-
7-
6-20
6-
Inc.
16c
'
of
Ronson Corp.
Jewelry
Clair
St.
Co.
Mfg.
5%
8-
1
7-20
6-30
6-17
Steel
Scranton-Spring
Common
4.10%
1
;
Below
Sea
P-tk
Securities Fund,
50c
2nd
corn.
Shamrock
Shapiro
Oil
Name
6-15
A
F
C
Industries
5%
prior
5%
class A
Somerville.
Sommers
-
Southern
Gas
New
Corp.
pfd.
6-
2
7-
6
stock
4%
6-20
Abitibi
4Vi%
3
7-15
7-
5
6-
1
$1.20
6-15
5%
6-24
7-
1
7-
1
6-
preferred
6-20
6-13
1
6-15
Aerovox
1
6-15
Aetna
1
6-15
(increased)
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-20
162 %c
8-15
7-15
Southern Union Gas
4V-t% .preferred
N.
Air
1%
Brass
Works
Sterling
Sunrise
&
6-
Co.
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
Alco
7-
1
6-15
Alden's,
7-
75c
5%
6-17
1
28c
_
6-
6-30
25c
—
—
7-
6-30
Allen
(stock
5-25
Canada,
Tidewater Oil
Tile
Ltd.,
Co..
Insurance
&
4%:'
(Los
Allied
7-20
6-30
Allis
7-11
6-15
;
.
City Fire Insurance
(Minn.)
__
(s-a) 2-221
17 Vic
30c
Tyler Refrigeration Corp
(Louis)
Aluminum
7-
20c
,
1
7♦
1
7-
1
3
6-10
$6
6-28
6-
5-31
6-
9
4
Bag-Camp Paper Corp.
Union
Electric
Union
Metal
Union
Stock
Steel
Yards
(quar.)
Corp._
___22.,
2.
of
Omaha,
-American
5
conv.
%
United
Income
(8c
from
from
United
U.
U.
S.
(1959
series)
5%
profits)
income
Co.,
preferred
Home
6-20
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
Y.)
Fire
3
2c
9
ZZIIIII''
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
;
(quar.)
include
*
$1.25
American
Chain
&
0-24
American
Chicle
Co.
7-
6-14
American
Commercial Barge
7-15
1
7-15
(quar.)
8-
1
7-
8
3% %
8-
1
7-
8
American
1
6-10
6-28
6-15
25c
American
1
5-18
7-
1
5-18
District
$1.25
7-
40c
,6-
11
(quar.)
'
30c
Electric
v
6-15
*5-20
1
1
25c
6-15
6-
3
American Electric Securities
Corp.
30c partic, preference
(s-a)
i
6-15
6-
6
American Enka
25c
8-
6-15
40c
6-10
5-23
25c
6-15
6-30
6-15
8*30
6-15
7-1
'6-10
1
40c
6-24
7-
1
30c
6-15
45C
6-10
15c
,6-30
25c
6-17
-
7- 8
6-
3
6-
1
5-
9
,6-15
6-
3
1
6-14
5-13
6-27
6-10
6-15
5-20
25c
6-15
5-31
,.2
'
,
7-
1
6-15
$1.18
$1.08
$1.37
22'/2c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-17
6- 3
-r
——
—___i_,
7-
35c
Industries (quar.)
6-
6
6- 9
2 6-30
6-15
5-16
1
6-27
6-15
5-16
6-15
5-16
8-
v'$1.25
37y2C;
.
6-16
6-30
25c
2%
Ltd.—
6
5-
6-30
25c
—t30c
,
6-10
1
6-15
93%c
12y2c
■
6-15
.
1
6-
7-20
7-
-
1
6-15
1
'
6-10
%
6-1
1
7-15
8-
Co.—; ;;
•,
(quar.)____c__
,
*■'
i
,
5-16
6-15
,
7-
1
6- 1
7-
$1
65c
1
'6-10
.TV
6- 1
6-15
$1.50
»
Line Ry.
(quar.)_2___
RR.
Co.,
of
Co.
25c
(quar.
8-20
6-16
6-13
5- 4
9-
*27V2c
com.:
1
,7-15
$4.50/
(s-a)v
)"\T
*
50c
50c
Conn.-(quar.)it- .2 V-
6-30
8* 1
V
5- 4
6-15
1 6-13
7-1
_
?
5-20
6- 1
7-15
60c
■___■?
i1.6-10
6-io
5-26
5-25
1
-6-15
6-27
-6-10
7-
12'/2c
(quar.)__—;
*
dividend)—.■ .» *».
Jefferson Standard Life',.:
of
for
Collieries
common
each
Canteen
Automatic
Fire
shares
i
V
Co.
quarterly
of
Fund—
F.
Co.
B
T
L.
dividend
'
6-24
.7-
64c
Co.
2%
.
,
..
45c
..
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
(quar,)__
—
25c
.
.
5
6-10
6-10
7-
(quar.)_i„™—30c
Baldwin Piano/common
6%
5-27
7-
6-
3
%
^
Corp.-(quar.)
Wilcox
6-22
•
8.
&
1
5-20
6-15
,
payment
B.
Babcock
5-26
.6-15
(quar.)—40c
%
22. •,
J"
from>invest*>"^
/ %.
_2__i—___::.
'
4c
from income and 56c from cap. gains)
(stock
V 6-17
tll34c15c
(quar.)__
5-26
,6-17
5%,
Co,'(Del.)
ment- income
6%
-
.
America
6- 1
25c
Co., Ltd.—
Alarm
..7*. 1
—1_.
—;
T',",
i——
Axe Science & Electronics—
(8c
held)
(quar.)——*
Axe-Houghton Stock
(Second
100
5c
/•.
(initial)™_____
Automatic
'
<"'*
—
(stock
share
10-15
'1-15
15q
(quar.)—_
Centers
Electric Service
New
„'
1
6-
,6-31
6-
6-10.
25c
' 25c
;
—
Air
Co.
Stock dividend—
Auto
5-25
50c
$1.12 >/3
-
Line
Insurance
6-20
62 Vac
87»/ac
5-27
$1.16y4
Plastics
Ayshlre
6-17
37'/ac
(quar.)
Line
Co.
Finance
(One
5-20
6-15
6- 6
5-12
6-15
•
Auto
"
6-15
7-
6-15
6-9
50c
Co/* (quar.)*:
Sewing
Aurora
:i
.
(quar.)
Atlas-
6-15
1
Powder
Atlas ' Press
5-31 ;
~~
50c
Corp.
Atlas
1 5-31.
T_*~~~~
(quar.)_.
tlVzC
7 V2c
35c
■6c
,
.
6,
6
7-15
7-
6-22
6- 3
$6 preferred (s-a)—-iii. t;; v
f $3
6*15
Refining .Co; (quar.)____-_i__tL_H
50c
'6-15
Atlas Corp.,,^ 5% preferred (quar.)______—_
■/ ' 25c
7-15
Atlas- Life Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.). (quar.) •• '
25c
•,
10-15
Quarterly
25c
Quarterly__j._t-_2
t—
t_-t:
i_—'T;'25c 1*15-61
^
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Charlotte
Coast
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Coast
'
$3
Power
5%
*
25c
7-20
7-11
•
6-
7-
43%c
Cable
6- 2
Inc.—
City Electric
6*
.r
$1.25
6-16
1
.
6.
6-15
Theatres,
6- 6
6-16
7-
6-17
preferred (accum.)
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.^- '
;
...
preferred (s-a)—
2._^_Z_2
Atlantic
'
6-15
20c
6-27
6-30
6-17
convertible
Atlantic
6-15
6-24
-7-
6-16
Atlantic
1
-7-
6-24
6-22
Atlantiii Realty Co.,
$1.62 Vi
(quar
Telegraph
Transport,
6%
5-27
1
6-30
$2
-'Atlantic
30c
ZZ11ZZZZ1Z"
K
Telegraph
Co:
6-10
6-10
'
partic. class A (quar.)
Atlanta
.
:
Crystal Sugar, com.
(increased).
(quar.)
Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
~
7-
6-17
7-
.
preferred
$2
7-1
$4
payment
American
50c
J
6-24
7-
Atchinson
■'
ar¬
(s-a)
Cement Corp., com
preferred (quar.)
American
41/2%
5-20
5-20
$6
■
&
Associated
6-10
93 %c-
*
Telephone
6-10
5-31
6-30
(quar.)—.—
(initial quar.)___
Picture
6-10
1
7-
interim
Motion
1
7-11
6-30
_____
Industries,
Investment
1
6-
5-13*
Pipe Co.—
American
$4
6-
1
7-
.*-53V4c
t25c
(quar.)
Associates
6-10
25c
6-10
1
3
6-23
6-30
6- 8
Common
r
*
,
6-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
8-
the
1
7-20
Rubber Co.—
Iron
Associated
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
____!
preferred
5-13
7-
6-23
a2J/2%
*
25c.
Associated Spring Co. (quar.)___—35c
'Associated Stationers Supply (quar.)—:.— ;/*
13c.
6-3
75c
37 V2C
6-10
—
(quar.)__—
Electrical
Ordinary
Associated
j-'
6-10
6-10
75c
€-20
8-
,
<quar.)_
25c
6%
T
preferred
1
6-10
2
(quar.)_
com;
(quar.)___
Ltd.
6-
'
45c
above clear all
(quar.)
Co., 7% preferred
Cast
6-27
$1.50
Associated
1
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
80c
ZZZZZZ
(quar.)
(quar.)
shown
6-15
62 >/2c
r
_ZH'_
6-30
15c
SZZZZZ
Inc.
Co.
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
T
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Can
6-
45c
*
common
6-15
13%c
ZZZ'-SZZZ
American Bosch Arma Corp.,
com.Tquar.T~
5%
pfd. series A and B pfd. (quar.).'"
American
-
1
Industries
5-25
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Gas
6-10
6-15
$1
(quar.)_—
Co.,
(quar.)—
Western
6-30
35c
—_—
,
-
2
2
.
Refining, com. (quar.)___—ii
Stock dividend
$5
preferred
(quar.)_______:
_i_
■
■3%
1
6-17
$3
1
6-15
$1
7-
r
5-27
6-10
—
of
Biltrite
1st
6-10
6-30
2
6-
35C.
:
(quar.)—:
Co.
Gas
preferred
preferred
Corp.,
6-
1
7-
7!/2c
40c
$2.25
35c
2—
(quar.)__
Asbestos
1
7-
v
—
Ashland Oil
:
(quar.
(quar.)__.
Cement
preferred
1
6-30
50c
common
Company
Co.
7-
9
t30c
.
6-30
(Baltimore)—
(quar'SZZZIZIZZZZIZ
common
6-
6-
6-10
7-
7-
Armstrong Cork Co., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)—
•Arnold Constable Corp.
(quar.)_—_;—;
Corp.—
common
Mfg.,
preferred
American
6*30
1
1
Corp.
Power
preferred
Arvin
5-10
7-
—
■Armstrong Rubber, new
6-10
7-
35c
25c
ZI
(quar.)
Universal Pictures,
Utah Hotel
1
7-
6-
2nd
1
2
7-29
6
12y2c
15c
82V2c
12V2c
:
2—2
4.32%
5-27
6-
8-15
(quar.)'_^_^___ *
:
4.72%
6-10
7-
$1.06y4
Ltd
12»/2c
Extra
Utah
7-
133/4C
10c
___
IN.
preferred
and
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Co., common
8%
6-15
-
7-
______—2_-v
Corp.
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—
5-20
-
30c
Aggregates, 5% pfd. (quar.)___2__
Agricultural Chemical (quar.)_Z_.
American
6
6-17
15c
!
_
Aluminum
Trust Co.
6%
5%
investment
dividend
6-
1
6
25c
(quar.)___^
Corp. (quar.)
American Bank Note Co., com.
6Vi%
Fund—
net
Transit
6-27
15c
(quar.).
Cold
United
6-15
17c
___
_~_
Storage Corp
8. Fidelity Si
Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
S.
50c
(quar.);
security
Pacific
Stock
U.
pfd.
preferred
6-10
5-27
Ltd.—
>
United Cities Gas Co., com.
(quar.)
6%
conv, pf i,
(1956 series)
(quar.)_
6%
6-17
6-10
35c
Co.
*
Quarterly
30c
35c
_
;
(quar)".
7-
6-10
6-24
6-
:—25c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
5.48%
9-12
12-12
40c
(quar.)_: /
com.
(quar.)
Louisiana
Arkansas
6-10
■
9-20
433,4c
_—__
—
Inc.
Arkansas
6-10
6-20
12-20
20c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)-__
4.65%
1
50c
(Miami)—
com.
Corp.,
:
.Arkansas-Missouri
.
6-
v.
50c
Corp.,
Oil
Fuel
; 5-31
6-
(quar.)__
rears,
and also
due on July 1.
American
Union
6-20
35c
2
(quar.)
preferred
5-23
6-15
6-20
1
Co.
(quar.)
Arkansas
5-31
7-
Oil
Argo
6-17
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Two payments
6-10
7-
$1.15
Gas
America, common
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)__
America Corp., $4 preferred
___;
6-15
*
10-22
30c
Corp.
Alpha-Portland
,
10-22
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
Stores
30c
40c
10-22
11-
$4
(final)
Laboratories
1S1
40c
11-
$1.05
1
(quar.)
Products
Post
Smelting
Apex
7-22
10-22
$4
(quar.)___
preferred
Anthony Pools, Inc;
'
2:
Pictures
Allis-Chalmers
20c
8-
$1.37V2
1
6-
:
Glass
Angostura-Wupperman
7-22
8-
Co.
Anheuser-Busch,
7-22
11-
(s-a).
pfd.
Rubber Co.,
Allied
6-
7-22
si
Inc
preferred
Allied
6-10
2
(quar)—
Chemical
6
•
-
Extra
Lines Jquar.t—
Artists
6
45c
5-18
1
50c
2_
preferred
"adr"
A
5 Vi %
•
6-10
8-
6-
6-15
—$1.50
Insurance
Increased
50c
(quar
Industries,
6-
Angeles)—
Packing Co. (quar.)
Torrington Company (quar.)
Mfg.
5-18
I
common
preferred
6-
._
Co.
Tobin
Twin
5-18
8-
6-15
Co.,
(quar.)——
Anglo-Huronian,
Ltd.
(s-a)
—
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co. Ltd.—
6-15
6
6
$1
,2
common
6-15
Increased-quarterly
Transcon
1
9-12
,
preferred
6-
15c
&
Hocking
Anchor
1
6-10
6-35
Co. ,(quar.)________
Anderson-Prichard
6-
7-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
6-15
4% pfd.
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
.___:
6-
'
50c
S1.20
Trust
$4
6-15
1
62Vic
.
Natural
Steel,
$1.75
(quar.)
Anchor
10-
20c
22J/2C
—40c
70c
Investment
Foundries
Title
Anaconda
-
1
6-15
7-
$1.121/a
•
Co., 4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
7-15
6-20
$1
Allied
dividend)—
6-20
65c
(quar.)__2
Power
Alliance Tire &
6-9
6-10
6-
6-30
6-15
6-13
—2.__,—'
(initial)—
(quar.)_—
(quar.)^..—
Writing Paper (quar.)__
Amoskeag Co., S4.50 preferred (quar.)
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
(quar.)__
(Watertown,
__2
(s-a)
Products
Class
15c
3
6-28
Allegheny & Western Ry. Gtd. (s-a)__
6-10
13c
(quar.)—.
Terry Steam Turbine Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)—
Texaco
'
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Sanitary—
—
*6-30
15c
1
1
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
Quarterly
25c
2
77-
$1
$1.25
American
50c
preferred
4V4%
7-14
1
1
:
$1
Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd.
Ludlum Steel
8
6-
,
Allegheny
6-16
3%
•
dividend)
6-30
20c
;
...
6-10
(quar.)
Wbod
6-15
1
9
25c
(s-a)
A
'
2
4.60%
1
5c.
(quar.)
(stock
Inc.
Co.
common
-Alabama-Tennessee
1
6-
9
6-
5-2"
5c
participating
7-
6-10
6-
6-20
6-10
9-10
11-30
6-20
(subject to
Stores
American
9-29
12-15
30c
___
6-10
6-20
7c
-
25c,
(Hartford)
Inc.
'
6-10
%
25c
Sugar Refining, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
American
Sumatra
Tobacco
(quar.)
American Surety Co. of N. Y——
American Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
American Thread Co.. 5% preferred (s-a)
6-10
4
7y2%
8
v.
r
withholding tax
by the Union of South Africa)
ordinary
8-21
/
Standard
African
Steel
"
6%
*
T. I. M. E.,
4
7-
"
Alabama
7-
"2
______
(quar.)
Co.
7-
(quar.)
B
$1.07
$1.25
1
5-31
,
7%
5-31
(quar.)
A
$1.16 V*
.
Supply
6-10
50c
Ordinary
Alan
__
9,
'
Co.
Snuff ,Co„
5-25
-6-16
6-
American
2c
(quar.)
Gas Corp., $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Alabama Great Southern RR. Co.—
Ship Co.—
Inc.
Lloyds
1
130c
Alabama
1
6-15
—_2
Fund
Syracuse
6-15
29c
(quar.)—
S.)
6-
115c
2
Extra
1
1
5-27
.2
50c
15c
Ltd.—
(quar.)—.—L
& Plastic Corp.
American
5-20
Extra
1
$1.25
(quar.) 2
Brewers,
Stewarts
66-
(extra)
& Steam
1
6-10
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
B
Class
Power—
(quar.)
partic. pref.
(L.
6-15
6-15
28c'
(quar.)
Co.
Standard Fruit
Starrett
6-17
$1.183i
(quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)—1
Stanley
6-30
(quar.)_2
preferred
7-
10c
Extra
6-15
15c
%
—
preferred
&
Seating
American
Ltd.—
preferred
Class
6-15
1
—
4.65%. preferred
Standard
1
7-
$1.12 %
(quar.)—
Electric
1
30c
Insurance
Y.),
Class
6-10
7-
/"
(quar.)
4.28%
6-27
$1.75
$1.06'/4
preferred
preferred
6-10
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
6-
Corp.
Reduction,
6-10
6-27
6-14
$1.12 Vi
,
(quar.)_
4.64%
Southwestern
6-30
20c
(quar.)
4.50%
434%
6-28
25c
—
(Del.)
Co.,
120c
—
—
Co.
J42Vic
1
31 Vic
(quar.)
Akron Brass Manufacturing
Class
A
(quar.)
6-20
———
——
(quar.)l
Oxygen
6-10
7-
common..
Refineries,
of
6-10
1
(quar.)—
Co.
5-25
1
7-
(quar.)
Insurance
4.50%
7-20
1S1.50
(quar.)——
com.
8
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)____
Ltd.,
7-
T
Agricultural
6%
128Vie
(s-a)—2
B
7-
I—
6-
„I83/ic
——_
Rubber
American
3
45c
(quar.).^
Express Co.
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. class
25c
_
Common
American
3
6-15
6-29
(initial)—
non-cumulative
Radiator
6
25c^,
'
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_2
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
common
Adams
10c
(quar.)
1
6-10
„
(quar.)___—.
Equipment
(quar.)
Lines,
6-
4c
4c
5%
5%
American-South
6-23
(quar.)—
Products,
Process
7-
.—
Co.
President
American
$1
Sugar
Co.
Acushnet
12 Vic
com.
6-
Extra
preferred (quar.)
Southern
Wire
7-
(quar.)'__—
6-
7-
$1.12 Va
v
(Galv.^ Texas)
5%
5-27
6-24
held
common
Year-end
170c
(quar.)
Co.
Power
(quar.)
2—
A (quar.)—.—i
Electric
Corp., common
$1.25
(quar.)
,6-17
50c
(quar.)—
$5 special preferred (quar.)—
Holders
When
6-15
class
$1.25
—
(quar.)
„r.
Water,
preferred
Acme
1
.
;
—
common
new
Photocopy
American
Payable of Rec.
10c
Paper Co. Ltd., com. (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
5-31
7-
1
6-17
8
6-24
10c
32yac
40c
,
—
—
Optical
American
62 %c
2
Common
6-15
40c
._
&
Metal
&
3
5c
—
preferred
$4
include divi¬
given in the
Per
(quar,
preferred
6-
12 Vic
(initial-quar.)____
&
Power
6-
20c
8
7-
6-15
10c
2
Increased .quarterly —
American Potash & Chemical,
6-10
7-11
Share
share
Laboratories,
6-15
(quar.)—
7-
25c
$1.50
20c
2
Quarterly
,
.<■
Gatineau
of
preferred
6-15
12 Vic
Ltd.,
Telephone
American
'
(quar.)
each
for
Abbott
5-16
(quar.)
preferred
Power,
American
6-15
Wrigley Stores. Inc
(quar.)
—
(stock dividend)
one-fiftieth
Class
(quar.)
Stock dividend
S3
1
Acme
»quar.)
S2.80
Canada
Southern Gas
5%
6-24
a
Company, Ltd.—
Southeastern
5%
6-24
7-25
(quar.).—.————
preferred
common
4 V2%
6-
7-25
F.
5c
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
Corp.—
k
6%
share
C.
$1.12J/2
_
5-20
$1.31V4
—_.
(quar.)
Quarterly
t.
Fund
i5c
——
Drug Stores, common
Southam
A.
Abacus
Abrasive
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Carolina
Insurance
50c
8outh
6-16
6-3
-
Son
Ltd.,
6-30
6-14
—
(quar.)—
&
Rayon
6-15
1
of Company
30c
&
(M l
Skenandoa
1
7-
5-26
$1.G2 Vi
preferred
7-
6-20
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
6-14,
.
(quar.)
American News Co.,
1
11c
(quar.)-.
Inc.
6-15
6-10
.
Service
Water
Corp. of America—
5-27
7-
$7.50
Selama-Dindings Plantations, Ltd.
Selas
5-27
1
preceding table.
—
(Ga.)
Corp.
6-10
7-
6-20
125c
Co
6-14
1
6-20
,
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Insurance
6-10
6-20
":
1
7-
-
_____—,
Inc.—
Corp.
20c
1
151.25
—
_
Co.
50c
62Vic
$1.25
17Vic
,.
25c
(quar.)
Seabrook Farms, 4Vi%
National
1
6-22
7-
^
(quar.)".
4y* %' preferred
r
give the dividends announced in previous
we
115c
(quar.)
Brook
(quar.)
preferred
American
7-
—
(quar.)—
Casting
1
-
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Louis
6-
125c
(quar.)—
St.
6-15
—%.*
7-
25c
Louis Southwestern Ry
15c
—■—
(quar.)_
120c
—
15c
St.
1$1.25
Motors
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not
dends announced this week, these being
(quar.)—
Specialty Mfg.
preferred
Meter
American
115c
(quar.)___,—
St. Lawrence Corp.,
5-26
6-30
(quar.)—25c
Co.
of
Russell
4
,
6-
(quar.)—
Russell Industries, Ltd.
6-
,
7-20
40c
(quar.)
Metal Climax
Metals
&
■
11-21
1
(quar.)
Ages Corp.
Zale
8-24
1
6-10
(quar.)
div. partic. pref.
$1
1
933'4C
_i
American
& Foundry
>
22 Vic
Incorporated, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
<quar.)_
Robertson iP. L.) Mfg. Ltd., com.
6%
1st preferred A (quar.)
Machine
7-15
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———;—■.—
5%
8-
Riley Stoker Corp.
Rock
9-
12-
20c
(quar.)
334 %
Locker,
Machine
American
6-16
6-30
10c
2
Rich's
(quar.)——
Inc.
(quar.)__
class A (quar.)
American
4-14
3
5-27
11-18
..
of Illinois—
prior preferred
American
9
quar.)—
Corp
6-10
;
preferred (quar.)——%
7%
1
16c
Rhcdes,
pref.
Marx,
International
7-15
6-
6-
6-10
12-10
30c
preferred—_______
(quar.)
—_____
1
7-
5-27
5-27
6-30
30c
16V4c
—,
(quar.)
(increased
com.
American
—
___ —
6-15
2
t28c
7 Vic
(Mo.), common..
*
'
$0,506
30c
Youngstown Foundry & Machine (quar.)
Younker Bros., Inc., com. (quar.)—
3
'■'.':5%
2-——
—
Reliable Life Insurance Co.
&
Co.,
Insulator
7-15
25c
Ltd.—
& Envelopes,
Ice
5V4%
6-10
6-10
15c
non-cumulative
American
,
5-10.
6-29
6-15
35c
*
—
Wolff
(quar.)_^
Products
Machine
Stationers
1st
—
American
6%
11-30
6-10
50c
(monthly)—
Corp.
Hospital Supply
6-20
6-15
17 %C
$i.i6y<
——-—
1:
5%
Products
Home
American
6-20
7-15
8-31
12-15
3%
Extra-—
7-15
150c
Ltd.,
..
6-15
$1.06
Bearings Canada, Ltd. (quar.)-—
Condenser Co
r.—.——
Reardon
6-10
—
—
M
Radio
6-
1
6-20
5-14
9-15
30c
(quar.)_
dividend
American
6-10
6-10
2
6-30
7
6-30
A
(quar.).———
(reduced)
American Hoist & Derrick
American Investment Co.
.
6-23
-
Grocers,
1
7-15
1
30c
3
Stock
1
6-14
25c
25c
12 Vac
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
Corp.
6-
6-25
6-15
(quar.)
Hardware
American
Department
Willson
4.24'*
R
1
B
7-
7-15
$1.12 Vi
$1.05
$1.02Vi-
*
Clas3
American
6-15
7-
$1.50
(Orlando,
Power Co.
Greetings
American
42Vic
80c
u.
(increased).™
com.
Foreign
American &
vj-XU
6-3
6-
10%
1
7-
15c
163c
(quar.)
common
4-14
9
7-15
30c
name.
Western
.
*
Public
6-
—
+25c
———
———-—
5-31
15c
Stores (quar.)—.
class A (quar.)——
Western Holdings Ltd.—
'
'
•'*
American deoosit receipts ordinary——_
20c
Quarterly1
.
Co.,
Power
Western
—
(R. I.)—
Co.
Insur.
6-16
—
(increased)_
B
new
—
(quar.)
Gas
Providence-Washington
1
6-10
...
4.20%
6
6-
$0,315
—
7-
class A (increased)
4Vi%
15c
(quar.)
convertible 1st preferred
37Vic
«
6-15
(Florida)
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-17
-
7-1
25c
dividend-.
Stock
American Fire & Casualty Co.
I
Corp.
50c
' 30c
(quar.)
common
American
9
6-
6-20
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(quar.)_
—2—
Co.
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
.2—
Fidelity Life Insurance
6%
1
7-
Welsbach
Proctor-Silex Corp.—
43/4%
5-27
$.027
6-15
1
33c
—
6-
—
7-
(Jim)
Walter
8-19
1
President Brand Gold Mining Co.,
American
6-15
6-15
20c
30c
(quar.)
40c
'
Express
Felt
5c
4.10%
Ltd.—
deposit receipts ordinary
American
American
22
Wakefield
1
7-
(s-a)
(Del.)
(quar.)
American
8-15
—
6-30
9-
8c
Co.
Industrial Corp.
Premier
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)_—
Potomac Electric Power
(quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
4Vi% 1st preferred (quar.)—
———
67c
participating preferred (quar.)
K.)
(H.
6-
Go.
25c
•
(quar.)-.—.
Electric Tools, common
preferred
6%
Porter
Inc.
Iron
&
(quar.)
Washington Oil Co. (quar.)
Welkom Gold Mining Co., Ltd.—
American shares
—2
(quar.)
Paper Co.
Huron Sulphite &
Portable
1
Ginger
Mold
$3
class A
Polvplastex United, Inc.,
Ale,
6-13
8-31
6-20
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Port
7-
6-15
—
Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Pittsburgh, Youngstown &
7%
Vulcan
Share
Export Lines
6-30
15c
(subj. to approval of stk'holders)
(s-a)
Ltd.
Vernor's
6-14
10c
——
(quar.)
Industries
Pioneer
6-15
10c
Pickering Lumber (quar.)
Pioneer Credit Corp. (quar.)
1
6-28
Per
' 20c
100%
J25c
8c
(increased)—
Company
div.
Stk.
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Co. (quar.)
'
1—-—~
Philco Corp., 33/«% preferred A (quar.)
:
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Ventures,
25c
-
(quar.)__
Corp.
Name
Payable of Rec.
..
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Pettibone-Mulliken
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2420)
1
6-15
$1.50
—
.
10-14
$1.50
1-13-61
5-23
5-31
5-31
6-10
6- 1
9-30
12-30
191
Volume
t
Number 5957
,
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
-
of Company
oas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
flame
1Hmore
„
41/^r
preferred B (quar.)
Yrl preferred C (q»ar.)
Baltiw°ie & OPio RR"
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
25c
—
1
1
6-15
37 VaC
6-20
5-20
37 Vac
9-19'.
s $1
6-20
$1
9-19
5c
6-30
15c
7-15
(quar.)-.—<-
roft (Joseph) & Sons (quar. —
r & Aroostook BR.
(quar.)—«_
Wor-Hydro Electric, com. (increased)
6-i6
6-25
6-25
Campbell
35c
6-15
37 Vac
6-13
t$l:
6-15
'6-10
6-6
2%-:
___—-----
$$1.75
Canada.'.Ltd., 7<<fc pref. (quar.),
^
6-
HZ
,:*13c
(James B.) Distilling (quar.).—1__
dividend v.—_______:
- Counselers, InCv (quar.)
:—--rLumber, Ltd., pommon-Jquar,)_i„ t
Bibb
Co.
Mfg.
Decker
&
20c
•
6-15
15c
6-15
7-
1
66-
40c
6-30
6-15
$1.40
7-
1
6-15
$1.06V4
7-
1
6-15
35c
6-15
5-13
40c
6-30
__—
Inc.
6%
pfd.
—
_
6-30
Co.
(quar.)
25c
&
Brass
(initial
(quar.)„
quar.)
Bond Stores, Inc. (quar.).
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
Corp., 3V2%
Paper Corp. Ltd.—
pfd.
6-
5
7-
1
6-
7-1
7-1
6-15
British
n
inc.
American
11
less
Eiitish
4'b
Note
registered
expenses
of
of
o
6-15
6-
6-
Porp
:
'
1
6-
7-1
6-
6
'$5 6c
6-
6
6-
6
7r
1
7-
!
$$1.19
1
V-
1
$69c
7-
1
'•
6-
Chemetron
Chemical
6-6
.
7-
1
6-20
6-30
6-9
6-30
I7%c
1-5-61
,
$1,25
7-
1 1
6-
Chicago,
9
5%
1
,
4c
-
40c
-
$1
'quar.)
(S-a)__________
t25c '
tl5c
— ~
6 V» %
■
30c
—_
6-23
6-
•
,
1
■
1
7-15
6-10
5-20
8-
.
.
7-
4
r
6-10
6-10
6-24
6-10
7-
6-10
$20c
7-29
7-
$1.12Va
6-30
6-15
tile
6-15
5-27
u
h
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
25c
8
.
pdI,T Plnahcial
7-20
6-24
20c
6-15
Bank
pfd.
2%
$$3.50
(s-a)__
7-30
\
1
6-30
6-30
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
25c
6-13
6-15
10c
6-15
N.
>
•
$1 04
$1.'19
10c
fc,
(stock div.)__
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
6-30
6-15
tlOc
t$1.25
7-15
6-15
7-
2
6-
3
7-
2
'6-
3
7-
2
6-
3
•
t$1.12Va
Enquirer
4%.%.
(quar.)
Electric, 4%
preferred (quar.).
Cincinnati Gas
5-31
(quar.)—?
1Qc
$1.12%
$1
87%c
22c
$2
50c
62%c
•
25c
&
.Common
5%
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Transit Co.___.
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
3
5-20
10c
6-30
6-
50c
8-
6-22
$1.16
8-
1
$1.31V4
8-
1
(quar.)
common
Corp., Ltd
1
J8c
6-22
6-22
7-15
7c
Co
6-25
pfd. (quar.)
$1.37V2
(quar.)
6-15
9
6-
1
6-10
25c
(quar.)
7-
.
6-15
5-18
$1.43
common
A
6-10
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-15
5-18
(Toronto)—.
>
1
(quar.)_
(increased
6-
}50c
,
6-15
9-15
9-
1
t50c
Power
Co
12-15
27%c
_
quar.);
7-
12-
1
1
6-
1
1
6-15
6-
5c
6-
6
5-12
40c
6-
6
5-12
24c
(s-a)__^
_j_
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
1
9-20
25c
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
35c
6-14
5-27
Cigar Corp.,
Ltd.,
Coal
Co.
Edison
Common
■
$5
Standard
pref.
—
t$l
6-15
5-13
;—.
75c
7-
6-24
—.—.—,—
75c
6-15
5-
—___
of
Co.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Goods Co.
(quar.)
preferred
_1
Securities,
(quar.)
non-cum.
Dry
(quar.)_^
;
—
Diversified
$2.50
10c
common
(quar.)
Consolidated
$1.25
8-
7-8
—-
Industries
Foods
25c
-
Consolidated
Freightways -Inc. (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.-(quar.)____
Consolidated
Class
A
Class
A
(quar.)
Rendering
Rock
Construction
Products, class A
5-31
6-15
5-23
9-1
8-8
12-
1
Co.
(quar.—
30c
(quar.)___^_—_
20c
."7- 2
6c
11- 8
6-15
Products
6-15
(quar.)
6- 3
6-15
6-
1
Co.—
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
25c
6-15
Engineering Corp.—
15c
(quar.)45c
7-22
6-30
6-15
5-20
7-
—
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__.—
—
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
Aviation
&
Co.,
6-3
$1.04
$1.12%
$1.13
$4.16
$3.75
6-17
,
tl3c
il2c
Consolidated
Continental Can
1
6-15
1
7-
6-15
22V2c
f
Consolidated
Power
6
Ltd.—
Theatres
(quar.)—
Consumers
7-
25c
20c
(quar.)__—)__—__
Corp.
1
Corp.—
;
Quarterly
Consolidated
1
York—
New
(quar.)_____
Consolidated Electronics
common
preferred (quar.)—
Commercial Corp.
93%c
6-3
6-3
1
6-
1
6-15»
10c
6-15
6- 3
15c
6-15
6-
I6V4C
6-15
6- 3
17%c
——
6-30
6- 8
Continental
(quar.)
Common
convertible
60c
6 % %
:
——1
—:
preferred
(quar.)———
3
37V2c
37/:®
$1-25
New
b-10
10-20
Increased
quar._
Corp.
Cooper-Bessemer
Steel Co.
(quar.)__s^
Copperweld
Coro,
Inc.
$1
Petroleum
Cosden
Cott
preferred
div.
(quar.)
Corp.
International
Credit
o-z(
5 3/
Creole Petroleum Corp.
3%%
Crescent
.
.
25c
30c
b 14
6-30
6-10
New
7- 1
6-15
$4
$1-25
10c
6-17
y"
6-15
6- 3
preferred
6- 1
_—
25c
:
31V4C
6-30
25c
10c
10c
6-30
8- 1
8- 1
6-15
7-15
7-15
25c
25c
7- 1
10- 1
6-10
9- 9
50c
6-15
5-16
45c
7- 1
6-10
7- 1
6-10
!
93%c
(quar.)
$1.50
65c
(quar.)
preferred
12%c
12%c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
ccmmon
10c
50c
class A
(quar.)
Crossett
Class
/
Crown
Co., class A
B
Cork
International
Class
A
5"2^
,
6-30
5-31
A
(quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
Class
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
_____
:
z-.
Seal Co., $2 preferred
Crbwn
Cork &
Crown
Zellerbach
Corp. _(quar.)__
Crown
Pacific Ry.
10c
5-20
7-
6-14
6-30
6-21
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6- 7
7-15
(quar.)_
(initiaJ-quar.)__
common
'
=
$1.18%
6-20
6-10
5-31
5-16
6-24
6- 3
5-27
6-20
6-20
6-20
25c
(Boston)
(quar.)
,
convertible
1
6-30
6-15
25c
20c
(quar.)
Petroleum,
5-27
5-25
6-15
6-15
Crompton & Knowles Corp.,—
6
6 b
5 23
6-20
5
5%
Co.
common
convertible
5-21
6-10
6-10
6-29
6-21
i8c
(quar,)—
preferred (quar.)'
Service, Inc.,
B
7- 5
6-10
25c
—
Finance
Class
6%
Insurance
Company,
6- 1
5-31
7-19
—
—__
6-17
6- b
5-27
6-1.
Craftsman
Crane
V-
6-15
3%
——
A
Corp,
7-15
6-29
6-15
6-30
6-15
^
'
50c
Beverages Corp
Coty
5-27
k
40c
(quar.)—
—
10c
30c
25c
40c
41-50
$1-75
1
6-10
20c
_____
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—
ii- *
6-23
6-14
.
17%c
—,
(quar.)—
y-33
®0c
$110
(
8
Corp.—
—•
11-23
6
6-30
,
dividend)
Refrigeration
Copeland
S1.25
_
5-31
7-22
37%c
Inc. '(quar.).
..$1.25
6-15
6-
6-10
40c
—
quar.)
(stock
Co.
Cooper-Jarrett,
b- 3
a-
(quar.)—
6-30
50c
,15c
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial
common
Coffee
Cook
o\n
9-30
1i"2o
6-23
(N.
Continental Steel Corp.—
6-lb
nln
1%
—____—
Oil Co.
Continental
*
1
—.—
,
Co.
Insurance
Continental Motors Corp.
6-16
6-30
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
b- 1
/- /
6- 3
6- 3
6-30
,
preferred (quar.)
——
Copper & Steel Industries—
Common
6-30
7-15
6-20
8-1
6-24
6-17
7- 5
pfd..-(quar.)
Cincinnati, New. Orleans & Texas
1
5-20
6-30
25c
Corp.
&
Consolidated
•
_
..
—
70c
9
10-
Consolidation
c
A
Co
6-15
6-
(Chicago)
10c
5-iJ
6-15
b- 1
60c
Securities Co., common...
preferred (quar.)—
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)_——
Amer.
10c
6-10
7-1
6-24
nni/o
.
"5-16
6-30
C.)
(quar.)
Continental
—
f
6-10
.
(quar.)__.
5-20
b- a
6- 6
—
(quar.)——.-—-—(quar.)
:
——
preferred (quar.)
—
Series A preferred (quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.)
—
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)——-—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (increased quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Chicago Tcwel, common
77b
preferred (quar.)
Effective May 3 corporate title was changed
to F. W. Means & Co.
5-27
35c
preferred
6-10
6-27
6-13
25c
A
6-10
,
6-15
Continental
(quar.)_
Trust Co. (quar.)_
/
6-16
preferred
6-I0
5-23
50c
Pacific RR. Co.
6-15
7-1
(quar.)
series
Water
30c
(quar.)
1
—
7- 1
6-13
$50c
common
D.
a
Consolidated
6-17
6-17
6-17
6- 1
(s-a)
.
6-15
1
J50c
$1.12V2
45c
——
6-30
7-
-
.(quar.)___
Light
I
10c
4c
common
Y.
of
Assurance
'
(quar.)_—
Co.
Investment
$5 preferred
6-15
6- 3
6- 1
6- 6
.
5-13
60c
(quar.)__^_
(Wash.,
International
Life
Consolidated
5-31
56V4C
75c
25c
1%
—
6
6-15
40c
5-31
7" J
7- 1
6-14
6-15
6-24
6
,
40c
_
—■'.n-'"
6
7-
(quar.)=._____^_:
preferred
Continental
(quar.)_
Copper
fi*
_
Common
Series
.
6-
10c
Co.
Containers, common
40c
preferred (annual)Connohio, Inc., common__
6-17
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
6- 1
»
6-
6-30
$1.25
(quar.):
preferred
Connecticut
6-17
7%
6-10
15c
6-10
$1
$1.23
6-
6^30
3IV4C
Connelly
6-10
6-10
5-20
35c
$1.50
$1.15
87VaC
(quar.)__.—15c
preferred iquar.)—
Mill & Lumber (quar.)—
Cincinnati
65c
,
(quar.)
48c
(quar.)—_—*_.—.—
6-30
'
Corp. (quar.)
S:'frnrpf°Werj Ltd"* comi"on
4- Pn®iferred «R*ar.)__
4V VPrnf;7ed
(qUflr-)-'
Preferred
7- 1
7- 1
7-16
40%
(quar.>__^__
Co.
Connecticut
9- 9
12- 9
6-10
9- 9
12- 9
6-10
9- 9
12- 9
5-27
—
Christiana
6-10
7-
Industries (quar.).,
6-10
38c
Burlington & Quincy RR.__—-
Common
Chile
6-3
7-11
^
dividend)
erfly Hosiery
Co., Ltd., 7%
die
1
,
Co.
6-21
^
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
8
9-21
12-21
6-21
»
9-21
:12-21
6-21
9-21
12-21
6-17
;
_
Terminal
6-
6-16
7-8
"
Quarterly
5-20
6-20
$1.16
$1.12Va
Common
6-16
6-15
Burrus^v/ru?"
d" common (quar.)
BurrarH^^lls. 4V2% 'preferred (quar.)
d
Dry
Urry Biscuit
(s-a__L
6-15
1
5c
Confederation
6-8
7-
8-1
$1.33%
Service,
6-8
7c
2%
___u.
^
Community Public
5.72%
preferred
8
7-1
—
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul &
been
6-
1
3
...
Commonwealth Water Co., 5V2%
6-15
6-24
"7-1
$1.25
-Chicago
6-20
1
$1.50
Coro.
6-30
r
68%c
System
Edison
Commonwealth
7-20
4-29
6-
6-
-
62V2C
_'.
Commonwealth
7-20
8-10
————
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
6-20
6-
7-
(s-a)
Burroughs
8-10
6-29
'
"
(quar.
Insurance
5.25%
6-10
-6-20
"
(.V
Solvents
4.64%
20c
30c
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)
6-30
$1.25
5-27'
5c
Commercial
5-31
.
6-13
6-13
,__i
quar.)
Insurance
Commonwealth
7-22
.
6-30
50%
10c
Carbon
Metals
6-30
I
87Vac
(initial)
Commercial
6-10
$1.25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)—
;
,3Vs%
preferred
(quar.)
dhesebrough-Pond's Inc., new (initial quar.)
12-31
6-15
15c
(quar.)
$1.25
A
7-22
(quar.)___—10c
Ltd.
5-27
5-27
.,
'
(quar )s
Credit
i
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
20c
Corp.,
,-Ohemway'• ".Corp.
6
95c
Dock, Ltd.. class
5-20
25c
(quar.)—___—
Chateau-Gai Wines,
6
7-
$63c
("quart)
6-10
6
25c
(quar.)____—
preferred
6-10
6-12
;
(stock dividend)-^
(quar.)
Commercial
6-10
$10c
(quar.)
Chance (A. B.) Co.
(quar.)
Chance Vought Aircraft, Inc. (quar.)
4-26
"6- 9
62 VaC
(qnar.
(final)_
common
'
Preferred
$4.50
1
1
$1.75
—
Corp.
5-18
20c
dividend)_____:
Commercial
6-15
25c
Champion Spark Plug Co.
p Steel> Ltd-
c.nmninn
6-30
30c
preferred
Chamberlin
"
(initlal-quar.)__
^lpe Line <4uar.)
rmHC'k4^ Preferred
LS llDred?in8 Ltd-
fiv
'
2
1
Buiwt
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
of America
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3
___
Ltd.—
above
has
Bl'unswick Corp.)
0d' Ltd-
5%
1
7-
preferred
9
.
Quarterly
Inc.—"
Gotham
6%
-
,
of
6-16
25c
—
preferred
41/0%. preferred
5-27
9
r
title
7-
$1.25
(quar.) __—
preferred (quar.)—
/'Century Electric CO., (reduced)___
■
6-
Gas—-
Products
Title
Combined
5-26
5-26
$1.12%
4.75%
1
$25c
(quar.)
■"Urnham CorD..
6-
$53c
Bulolo
Bui
7-
6-14
$7c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
6-11
:
Service—
1
7c
Broadcasting
Columbia
6-10
Co._
Public
Vermont
1
7-
—
preferred
Columbian
6
7-11
J
„:_i
6-14
7-
Ltd—
Coi—
(Initial
preferred
Columbia
5-31
Corp.
Wire
6-15
53VaC
Power
(stock
Color-Craft
2
30c
—i
new
,_t
4.15 %
3
payment of
Income tax but
common
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
Extra
Central
Ltd.—
BuckPfre^ 0il (increased-quar.)
bX ^
6-
7-15
c
4%,
;
(quar.)
gfd to
6-20
$$1
.sw^k-Balke-Collender,
6-
$1.25
(quar.)-.'T
'preferred
preferred
6-30
1
-
new
Interstate
5.35%
6-11
(quar.)
(quar).
Securities
6-15
t/.__
common
5%
5-20
6-30
1
___
preferred" (quar.)—____
Chadbourn
(Ralph) Co., (increased)__.
Preferred (quar.)_____^_
,
15c
.(final
com.
6-
6-10
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
$13.25
(quar,)
preferred B
New
•
$5c
(quar.)__
Transformer
6-15
1
6-30
7-
—
common
6-17
7-
(quar.)
Stone,
—I—
Common
6-2
7-
i
Industries (quar.)—
Century Shares Trust (from investment inc.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-
7-2
7-15
ll%c
Century
Depositary deduction)
new
B
preferred
5V2%
6-, 2
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
Steel &
"
2
2%,
-,
—;
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Central
Colorado
40c
(quar.)
Central
5-27
6-15
25c
92%
(quar.)_____
*
B
Central
'
•'
6-18
6-10
25c
(quar.)
A
B
Central
8
7-
$$!,'
25c
preferred
3.50%
6-16
6-16
V
7-2*6-2
$15c
—
preferred
4.60%
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred
6-17
7-
(quar.)
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.-; com. (stock div.) '
'5% preferred A (quar.
5-31
$10c
(quar.)__:—
*
6-8
Ltd" (quar~)l—-
British
Electric
rockway Glass;
Enrv
6-
6-30
.
5-31
2
Sand
Monthly
Monthly
$1.75
(quar.)___
1
,
Finance
Colorado
9-8
7-
$$1.25
—___
A
6-10
7-
Quarterly
Colonial
6-15
$$2
.
(initial)—
preferred
common,
preferred
Colonial
9-30
'
$20c
—
A
6%
6-15
$25C
tlOc
-
.
'■
I50c
free
■"$25c
Illinois Public Service, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—_______
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
Central Maine Power, common (quar.)—1—
6-15
6-30
v.
«
5/,
2
6-30
,
Co.,
6-15
'
4%
(interim payment
Co.,
7- 4
Central
•
lu Preferred (ouar.)
Vrl l? Preferred (quar.)
cn°n Taunton Gas Co.—
5d,80
•rtrn«
'
1
6-30
50c
-
(quar.)
4Va%
:
6- 3
..
50c
_
Preferred - (quar.)
4/4% preferred
(quar.)__________________
die
6-
1
56V4C
preferred
5%
3
5-27
42c
:
Bank
off
Columbia
4,4%
r
and
pence
6-
-
33C
American Tobacco Co.
Bearer
3
ending Dec. 31, 1960, less
tax equal to approximately
Quarterly
British-American
British
7-
$$1.50
(quar.)._.
? per DeP- share)
,,,
Entish
6-
r
Brass
year
1
Ltd.
Briggs & Stratton Corp. .(quar.
Brillo Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_!
the
$$2
(quar.)
4.64%
'
Amer. dep. rets
ordinary
5-27»
(quar.)
—
5%
8
<
"
-
6-30
*
;;—
_•____
5%
.
7-
$1.25
(quar.) ________*'
Corp. 1 quar,)
Bristol-Meyers Co., 3%% pfd.
British Aluminum
Co., Ltd.—
5-27
$43%c
w
(quar.)_
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
','4 5 28% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
3
^ v:
common
preferred
5-27
6-30
____________
Ltd.
6-10
6-25
A
Colonial Corp. of America
6-1
6-30
J25c,
30c
(quar.)
Central Illinois Light,
6c
Corp. of America (quar.)
Brach (E. J.) & Sobs
(quar.)
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power
Co.,
6% pref. (quar.)
7-2
J25c
15c
common
5%
6-17
$68%c
4
,
J18%c
••
$1.05
preferred
5%
6-14
$68%c
'
5-31,'
30c
(quar.)
5%
6-29
7-
7-2
Company,,
$3.50
Georgia Ry. Co.—
Common
Common
1
7-
Bowling
i°r
7-27
$62 %C
J62V2C
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co.—
5'/a%
pref.
(quar.),
»
6-
87 %c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Bristol
6-15
Oils,
Co.
Common
6
30c
(quar.)___
5-31
;__
America,
Rio
cf
6-15
31V4C v
—
preferred
Bridgeport Brass,
6-
25c
i.
Del
Central
5-13
7-
10c
Corp,
Booth Fisheries
6-10
6-15
1
of
Foundry
11-19
$1.37%
Corp.
Central
8-22-
1
50c
,
6-15
10c
(quar.)____
common
6-30
50c
semi-annual
J5c
,
25c
;4Va% preferred A (quar.)!
7% preferred (quar.)
6-18
9-
Co.
Tractor,
Central
20c
'
.
&
York
Manes,
J40c
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ste6l' PVoducts (quar.)
Celanese
6-17
75c
(quar.)..
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common
4'/2%
'
M.)
40c
$1.75
60c
Coleman
(quar.)_______
l;
(A.
6-6"
-
4V4% preferred (quar.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
25c
Corp.
1
7-1
Corp.________
Gold
5-31
40c
6V2%
1
(Cincinnati)—
(quar.)
International
6-1
Corp.___._____
Inc.
6-
6-
Co.
Cochenour-Willans
7-4
(quar.)!
Mills.
12-16 >
6-15
6-15
•
4.20%
Ceco
(quar.)
General
Caterpillar
1
11-30
prior
5]/2%
7-
&
1-1-61
63c
Corp.
: 6-15
s
,(quar.)_
Extra
6-20
7-25
Co.,
6-17
1
$1
$$i
.
7-
(quar.)—
Increased
t31Vic
$1.50
$1.12V2
Bottling Co. of New
5-26
(J.
Castle
.
___.
"
5-25 '
6-20
35c
Telephone Co
(interim)
&
Bottling
Coca-Cola
'
1
5-23
6-10
6-30
(quar.)
A
6-15
30c
(quar.)__
preferred
.
(quar.
preferred
;
7%
preferred (quar.)___
Cassiar Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)_
.
(quar.)___
1
6-15
6-
6-10
3%
(quar.)_.__
Coca-Cola
5-13
-
6-30
Illuminating—
Coca-Cola
5-26
Plywood
6-10
1
common
I.)'Co.,
3
21c
v.
.
■
7-2
6-11
Case
6
1
A
6-30
6-11
Cascades
6-17
1
class
•;
.
6-15
,,t50c
i$1.10
v-
1
6-17
$1.12 V2
Forge-Waynesboro
Class
^
1
65c
Co., common
(quar.)
5-31
5-13
,
,
(quar.),
common
4%
75c
Carthage
5-27'
7-
6-15
6<
7-
$1.37%
(quar.)
preferred
Coca-Cola
$29l/4C
(quar.)_
Iron,
preferred
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
25c
.7%
1
t50c
i
Co.,
Carter Products
i
Bohn Aluminum
5%
1
6-15
6-30
7- 1
,
B
Carriers
1
6-
7-
(quar.)
Airplane
Bowater
6-
,
1
t37V2c
.
-'Carreras,-Ltd.; Ordinary class B (stock div.)
6-10
7-
25c
•
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (reduced)
-'.Carey'(Philip) Mfg. ,(quar.)
/ Carpenter Steel (quar.
6-10'
6-10
$1.25
$l.06V4
•
_______________
6-30
;
Cluett Peabody
6-15
„
(quar.)^75c
City Products.25c
Class
Carborundum
1
50c
_^ohack (H. C.), Inc.,
New
-•
6-30,..
6-30
(quar.)
Laughlin,
5'/2%
6
6-10
$1.25
Quarterly
Boeing
v 6-
Gas & Electric Co.—;
Bloch Bros. Tobacco,
Inc.
6-30
30c
5-20
Hydrocaroons,
Mills
Capital
6-15
60c
(quar.)
Eell,
.
3%
preferred
Blue
6-
6-.15.
2%
r
7-15
6-27
25c
Cannon
5-23
.
7-15
.
Clifton
6-20
*,
4V2%
6
7.
$1.50
Cliffs
preferred
Cleveland Electric
6-10
5-20
7-
7.15
(initial quar.)__
com.
6
7-15
ic
(quar.)
new
4 Va %
.7-
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
&
Cleveland
5-27
6-30
Co.
6-
10c
-
Semi-annual
6-10
-
•
10c
1
Clearfield
6-28
pfererred
(quar.)_^_________________
Canadian VJckers, Ltd. (quar.)_____,
6-10
;
-$1.75
"-,4.25%
Co.
5-27
7-29
25c
6-
6-15
6-16
(quar.)
Refining Co. (stock dividend).
Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
6-30
Ltd.__________
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class A (quar.)
..Canadian Oil Cos., 8% preferred (quar.)___ i
••
'
5% preferred (quar-,)___.
6-1'
15c
(quar.)_—
&
6-15
6-10
1
J32V2C
(interim
B
Canadian
....
10-31
z.—
preferred
Bliss
'.
6-10 '
? 6-15
v
4.40%
1
6-
&
7-27
(quar.)£__
_______
Canadian General Electric, Ltd.
(quar.)i,_
Canadian General Securities, Ltd.—
V-Class A (interim).
.
6-10
$55c
'/
_____
:
5.60%
Blaw-Knox
\ i 6-10
!
Oil
J8%c
'/*'■ $1.75 preferred
6-101
(stock dividend
7% pfd. (quar.)____
preferred (s-a )____—_
Mfg.
Blackstone Valley
'
6-1 '
8-10 '•
VaC'.'
15c
..
,
:
Corp.,
Biederman Furniture,
Black
6-24
7-1
Equipment,
Clark
$1.18%
Ltd.-(quar.)____
Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)l
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common
(quar.)___
$1 preferred i(quai.)___:__
"
17
(quar.):
preferred (quar.)
5%
tquar.)
6-24';
1,
6-20
all% f
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend)_____—„•
Bessemer Limestone & Cement, common..—
Beverly Finance,
1
7-* 2
Clark
1
6-
30c
Canadian
2
Controller
1
6-15
Y.), cl. A
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
(N.
(quar.)_
Clark
6-15
5%
Canadian-Breweries
7-2
50c '• *
Ltd.,
5-31
11-23
:—
—
_________
Co.
6-15 r
-.
—
(quar.)—
Gypsum
■
-
;,.40c
6-
(quar.)___
Steamship
Class
-
,
—'
preferred (s-a)
Bergstrom Paper, class A
4%
'"
6-
6-15
--
j-
6-15
V. 7- 2
•
$35c "'
—
... .
——
Bethlehem Steel
6-15 >
,V»6-15
to approval of stOck-
5%
Bestwall
7-
•
Mines
Lines, Ltd.—
•
'J '-5% "preference >(quar. )( "
1_J.
Canada rWire & Cable Uo., "Ltd.—
Class
A/{ (quar.
...
Class B (quar.
__;
r
6-15
V
'425c'
Co. of Canada (quar.)—"
(interim)
z
Bendix Aviation Corp. (quar.):
Beneficial Finance Co., common (quar.).
B
: 7r
;
~
Lake
Safeway,
Canada
v-6-15 :
.
Canada
)
6-15
7-1
7-
$25o
.
Bell Telephone
Class
6-30,.''
V. 6-15
-
25c
Belle Isle Corp.
'
v
$25c
RR. Co. (quar.)-,————
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc.' (quar.)_———
Beecham, Group, Ltd.______;———_—
Belding Heminway Co.'(quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.r common (quar,)
it' ,4%
preferred' (quar.)-—_______________
:
;
Red
Canada Malting Co., Ltd., registered
4j/2%
preferred, (quar.)_'_
Canada Permanent-Mortgage Corp.1
>.
'5-16
.
7-1
1%
Beech Creek
Aircraft
/
6
7f
7 %C
-
(quarj—_l
(3-for-l split subject
■"t holders Sept.
8
Beil
5-26 '
5-16
-
"6-30
6-30"
25c *
Stock
$1,40 preferred .(quar.)
"
6-30 '
Ind.,, (quar.)—* 50c
Cigars,
Beech Aircraft Corp.—
6-10
.
Bavuk
.
1
7-15
,,
VaC
7
,
$1.12Va
Optical, commqn_£-:;_—_rt_ V;*.';1- 30c
preferred (quar.)._—.—;
$1
A
5-31
7-
12 VaC
..
preferred (quar.),
Class
5-31
•/ 2%
6-15
27V2C
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)_
'Canada Dry Corp., common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Canada Foundries &
Forgings, Ltd.—r
Class A (quar.)^____
;
3
'
.5c
Cquar,)_<=
City U. S.
22V2C
B
When
share
(quar.)
City Investing Co., 5Va% preierred
City Products Corp. (quar.),
6-10
27c
6-25
.
5-27
6-25
Co.
Casualty Co.
Class
6-15
Company
Service
Citizens
25c
7-20
6-
6-15
(quar.)
7-20
v
6-15
(quar.)
$1
Manufacturing, common (quar.bJ.——...
Beaver
preferred
preferred (quar.)
;5V2% preferred 1958 series (quar.)
California Packing Co. (stock dividend)_
Calumet & Hecla, Inc., common
(quar.)
$4.75 preferred A (quar.)
Bausch & Lomb
Beautv
5.40%
6-25
Harton's Candy Corp. (quar.)
——
Basic; Inc.
(quar.) ——:—V
I:
6-22
Name of
6-15
1
25c
common
convertible
6-30
1
7-1
10c
Utilities,
(quar.)_
preferred
7-20
7-
7-
75c
25c
California-Pacific
!
5%
7-20
$1.06-
Barden Corp.
4%
62c
717/8c
(quar.)
5%
20c
preferred (quar.) __
M preferred (quar.)
4<h series A preferred (quar.)
Bank Building & Equipment (quar.)_—___
Bank Stock Corp. .(Milw.)-^-^^--^--^-Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Krber Oil Corp. (Stock dividenulW- - ■■■■'■
41/2%
(quar.)
13
Per
Payable of Rec.
Cities
California Liquid Gas
Corp
5-20
Holders
When
Snare
.
Co.—
(quar.)_^_.
(quar.)
6-18
55c
7'I
—
,
,
Power
preferred
preferred
California vlnk
8-19
1
'
$1.75
5!
•
Electric
preferred
$5.75
8-19
Ban
Bates
$2.50
^
Per
Company
6%
preferred (quar
Baltimore Paint & Chemical
'•
Name of
6-15
7-
24
dividend
-
•
California
7-
(quar.). .—
(quar.) •—
preferred (quar.»
stock
*
6-15
$1
Common
■Rarner-E'llis of
l
$1.12'/a
—
Common
Bargain
7-
(2421)
Zellerbach
of
Class
A
(quar.)
Canada,
Ltd.—•
(quar.)
_■
t25c
_
.
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5'A%
(quar.)
(quar.)
International, Ltd., common
Crush
6'/a% conv. pref. series A (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
$1.12
Edison
11-14
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.60 prior preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., com.
(quar.)
Curtis
Publishing,
75c
15c
25c
50c
50c
50c
50c
3c
25c
$4
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.>
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer,
Inc.,
Cypress
Abbey Co.
Cyprus
Mines
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.
7- 1
9-29
6-20
6-15
7-1
7-1
7-6
7-6
10- 6
12-30
6-15
6-15
6-10
$1.75
$1.75
40c
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores
Curtis (S.) & Son (quar.)
$5.40
preferred
$5.36
6-15
9-15
6- 3
6- 3
6-3
6-3
6-7
preferred
preferred
$4.72
$4.50
El
Daitch
5%
Dana
Corp.,
3%%
.
(quar.)
Mills, common
preferred
(quar.)
common
preferred A
A.) Co.,
Darling
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
(L.
new
6-30
6-17
5-27
6-30
6-15
6-9
7- 1
7- 5
6-15
6- 1
6-1
6-1
6-15a
5-31
3-31
dividend
Stock
David & Frere, Ltd., class A
175c
(quar.)..—,
10c
25c
$1-25
$1
Day Mines, Inc
Malleable Iron, common
(quar.)
Dayton
5*
preferred
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—
Emco,
5%
Securities
preferred
Corp.
,
.
$2.50
De Laval Steam Turbine (quar.)
20c
Deere
50c
&
(quar.)
(quarterly
Company
Fund
Delaware
investment
income
3%c
..
realized
from
Erie
Delaware St
Delaware
RR.
Delaware
Valley
Class
Delta
class
New
voting
<fc
A
common
(initial
Grande
Western
Rio
to $3.50 preferred
Tunnel
Canada
Gasket
&
Edison
Co.
Mfg.
Detroit
Stamping
Detroit
Devoe
25c
Diebold.
RR.
7- 5
6-15
20c
6-14
25c
(s-a)
6-29
■'*
(stock
series
(quar.)
Mines
Ltd.
Corp.—
convertible preferred
Players Canadian
(quar.)
Faultless
Caster
Rubber
(quar.)
Co.
Dominion-Scottish
Federal
(N.
Casualty
Creek, Mich.)
(Battle
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federal
National
Pacific
Dominion
Tar
&
6-
Federal
Federal Paper Board, 4.60%
6-9
Industries,
Chemical
(quar.)
Federal
Electric,
Works
Screw
5-23
Federated
6-15
Federated
6-15
5-25
Class
125c
4*
B
pfd.
6-16
5-25
$1.00
$1.30
cumulative
6-20
6-
$1.30
B
$1.32
preferred
(initial
50C
r
1
5-27
7-25
$5
9-
1
8-12
6-15
30c
-•
Kodak
7-
6-10
1
8
6-13*
6-1
6-
3
6-20
6-
8
(quar.)
preferred
8
6-28
5-26
7-
1
5-26
$1.34
6-16
5-26
45c
common
.
25c
,
quar.)
Co.
of
Fort
6-8
7-1
6-6
Iron
6-6
Fort
50c
7-1
6-6
6-6
5iy,c
7-16-6
Fostoria
7-
Franklin
52 Vic
Co.,
1
6-6
10c
6-15
6-
31'Ac
6-15
5-31
25c
6-10
5-20
31'Ac
6-30
6-30
6-15
30c
(quar.)
Gas
Did. (accum.)
6-10
5-20
t$1.75
$1.50
Co.
(quar.)
15c
25c
&
Loan
(quar.)__
com.
125c
(quar.)
40c
7-19
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-28
1
6-10
5-31
7-
1
fi-ia
5-16
6-20
6-
6
$1.12%
7-1
6-6
50c
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
(quar.)
&
Stock
Stock
Life
common
Ltd.
(quar.)
Government
6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-
1
6-15
6-
6-
1
6-
6
60c
6-13
6-15
Fuller
1
8-15
6-15
7-29
e-
2
8-19
7.
1
6.
(Second
quarter
(R.
25c
6-15
5.31
6-30
6-16
7-
l
6.la
Gannett
6-15
5-25
Garflnckel
Futterman
E.)
Corp.
from
Co.
net
Invest,
&
B
Co.,
.
7-5
7-15
-
6%
Grant
New
6-20
6-10
6-
1
City
(W.
Great
T.)
1st
8-
1
1
6-
1
6-30
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
30c
7-
6-
1
1
Great
6%
7%
7-25
$4
8-
1
7-25
37 %c
6-30
6-16
Greyhound
5%c
6-25
6-
Griesedleck
9-
8-16
25c
1
(quar.)
com.
7c
5-31
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)..
25C
7-
5-
1
6- 1
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
5%
6-27
6-15
6-15
5-18
,
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Insurance
6-
6
7-
1
7-
1
6- 6
6-10
5-20
...
40c
.
,
,
1
6-30
6-
25c.
6-30 r
6-15
25c
6-15
6-
6-10
6-1
t3lV4c
'
(Houston)—
.
.
1
<•
40c
Corp.
A
common
Corp,
common
of
1
(quar.)__
7-
30c
1
6-15
2
6-10
6-10
7,2-
45c
6-30
6-15
30c
7-
2
6-10
$1.75
7-
2
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
6-
1
25c
6-30
$1.06'A
6-30
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
(quar.)^
$1.25
6-30
(quar.)
tl83Ac
6-30
(reduced)
15c
Ltd,
common
(quar.)
7-
25c
,
1
(Fla.)
6-15
37%c
6-20
12 %c
Continued
7-15
,.6-10
25c
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
6-17
1
8-
37%c
ir
5-27
6-20
$1
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Grumman Aircraft
Insurance Co.
1
$1.75
Canada,
(quar.)
convertible
9-
12-
7-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Company,
9-10
12-10
12c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines
40c
<
(quar.)
(quar.)
Producers,
Grocery .Store Products
Life
•
30c
933Ac
*
Dock
&
$2 '
<
Grolier,
Guif
5-20
10c
■
40c
Greyhound Corp.,
4%%
preferred
Grinnell
_
11-21
35c
Western Sugar Co., com.
preferred (quar.)__
1
3
11-21
6-10
<
___.
preferred
8-
5%
9-12
12-12
(quar.l
Financial
preferred
6- 2
8-22
rl2-12
_a
Western
6-15
5-20
9-12
$2
♦ *
quar.)
Great Western Sugar Co.,
7%
5-20
6-10
8-22
(quar,)
Power Corp.,
preference (quar.)A____
Western
Great
6-10
•
$2 )
"$1.50
Southern
11-
5-20
$2
Great
6-15
6- 3
6-10
$2
5-31
8-15
1
7-15
40c
$2
6-15
11-15
6-
6-30
2% v
...
1
15c
.
'
(Del.)—
Life
6- 2
50c ...6-15
;■>.
Lakes
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
1
1
(quar.)_
6-10
7-
25c
66-
12%c
6- 3
Great
_
Co.—
Towing Co
Northern Paper (Increased quar.)
1
6
,45-16
6-
(quar.)
Lakes
5%
6- 3
6-15
(quar.)
(initial
Lakes Dredge
6-15
6-30.
-
6-15
.(quar.)
Co.
6- 2
6-
V'6-15
".
Insurance
Great
7-
115c
income)
(quar.)
common
Varnish
preferred
1
8
7-1
55c
.
Steel
6-
50c
;_a____a
Co.,
<
1-
tl2'/2C
preferred (quar.••
preferred (quar.)_
common
33A %
Great
$1.50
&
7-
6-15
>
R.)
"
1
6-23
J12%c
Employees Life
Rapids
Granite
1
6-15
Batteries
»
6-10
$1.50
-
'
1
22yiC
preferred (quar.
9
10c
I
7-.
■6-
6-13
'
(quar.)
>6-
6-13
7-11
a
B
6-20
•
class A
5-23
6-10
25c
.
I—a—-
(quar.)
A
6-
25c
Co.
class
7-
10c
(quar.")
lOc ^
.a.a.a17%C
Rubber. (quar.)„.a
class
1
7c
class
5
4-19
^
'
(quar.)—_a__—
8%
7-
20C
""
(quar.)
(monthly)___
(Julius)
5
6-20
15c
8%
•
6-15
5%
Monthly
Company,
811-
7%
class A preferred (quar.)___
class B preferred (quar.)
8%
7-20
111.)—
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—
Co.
8-15
;•
Y.).,(quar.)—
8%
5-13
7-
Co.
class A preferred
class B preferred
8%
„
5-13
-
~I
II
(quar.)...".!. "I~
as
(George A.)
(interim)
1960, ap-'
quar.)
dividend
(W.
8%
1
6-15
6-21
Stock
Grace
10c
A
AA
u,, 6- 1
<
15c
.
—
Mfg.
$1
Class
5-27
6-10
11-15
15c
,
...
Semi-annual
683Ac
class A
6-13
25c
Gould-National
4-29
15c
30c
„
5-31
6-15
10c
1
7%e
6-20
25c
20c
(quar.)
7-
.
Co.
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Class
5-27
6-27
•
25c
Mackay Stores, Ltd.,
B (quar.)
Class
Grand
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common
(quar.)
Fruit of the Loom, Inc.—
$3 non-cumulative preferred
(s-a)_.
Fuller Brush Co.—
Funston
(quar.)
Gorham
'
3
Great
45c
(quar.)
5-27
4c
1
6
6-
-
(Springfield,
7-
(quar.)
5-20
$2.75
& Co..
6-15
6-15
-
6-27
50c
(increased
F.)
Tire &
6-22
15c
j
E.)
6-15
7-- l>
,
(quar.)
Telegraph. (qusr.)^
6-20
t$1.25
....
(Charles
Gordon
Stock
6-15
.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co
Frlden, Inc. (quar.)
Friedman (Louis) Realty Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Friendly Finance Inc., 6% preferred
Frosst
&
24c
35c
Co.—
Frantz
Corp.
1
7-1
10c
>
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co., (N.
Goodyear
Machinery Co
Co.
...
Glidden
2%
Series.
Ins.
1
7-
17%c
Insurance
5-20
25c
dividend
Frigikar
6-17
Custodian Funds—
Preferred
Franklin
6-15
7'
*
„
t5c'V
—a.
(quar.)—
6-15
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
B
Falls
$1
(s-a)
Glass,
preferred A
6-15
20c:
<
(quar.)
(B.
(quar.)
22%c
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Steel
Worth
5x/i%
Glens
7
6-
Brick
Goodrich
20c
00c
common
A
(stock
Jackson RR.
1
1
1
10c
Distillers, class A
20c
Canada, Ltd.
Foster-Forbes
7-1
7-1
Class
1
1
Shale
Glenmore
5-20
;
Inc.
preferred
5iy4c
46%c
,
50c
Co.
5%%
&
6-
Glen-Gery
1
6-15
City Enterprises (initial)...
Wayne
6-17
7-
933Ac
Dairies.
6-
1
6-13
81 'Ac
Motor
7-1
6-11
7-
Bros,
(quar.)
Forest
6-
6-
7-
$1.25-'
(quar.)..
Goldblatt
(quar.)
Foremost
Corp.
6-25
-$1.23
■
year
ending June 30,
proximately 5 cents per ADR)
Alden
*/? 7-15
1
6-25
110c
...
(For
Glen
1
6-20
(quar.).
Ford
6-
7-29
$1.15
a
Ltd
Amer. deposit receipts Ordinary
1
preferred
Co.
1
;
7-
preferred
Mineral
6-1
29%c
5-27
6-10
3%,%
5-31
<
7-
1
7-15
1%
a—
non-participating preferred
non-participating preferred
Laboratories, Ltd.—
6%
Gold
(quar.)
6-15
6-
3'A%
Foote
Co.
6-10
6-15
6%
Glaxo
6-20
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
(increased)
5-31,'
„:.6-lfl
6-17
5-27
Common
Motor
$1.25
5-13
1
:
Inc.
Ford
52%c
(quar.)_
6
6-30
:
•
7-
(quar.)_
5-20
6-10
6-
6-15
7-29
6
25c
—
?
7-1
.
IOC
(quar.)—
Mfg.
6-
87%c
»
—
-
Bennett
45c
Food
8
Investment—
Extra
6-15
(quar.)
Food
7-
Bt
Glrard
12c
5-23
7-
Gilbert
3
tl33Ac
&
Markets
3
6-
<6-17
6-15
40c*
'
Company
(quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
3
6-
6-20
7-1
-
$1.50
»
Mines,
1 5-31
;
20c
a—
(quar.)
Gold
6-
7-
9-20
7-25
Yellowknife
Cement
6-
a_
6-14
7-25
Portland
6-30
20c
9-30
Giant
Giant
5-27
5-31
.
50c
(increased)—
6-15
$30c
7%c
Power
Mfg.,
1
5-31
•
•
7c
1
7-
"
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)__
$4.92
preferred
(quar.)
'•«, $5 preferred (quar.)_—
Shoe
5-31
<5-31
1
7-
66c:
„
i
$1.12%
Company, com.
preferred (quar.)
_
—
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Flintkote
$4
6-15
$1.25
.
Light Co., common (quar.)
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Flying Tiger Line. Inc., 5% preferred A (s-a)
(s-a)
Savings
Corp.,
preferred
,
<
$1.25
Corp.1 (initial)_
Fleming Company, common
5%
(
6-30
'
Bros.
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)
preference
Ecuadorian
(quar.)___
Florida Power
.
(increased
com
Investment Trust,
Baler
Inc.
Stores
Florida
'quar.)
preferred
Economy
5-31
6-17
•
dividend
7-25
7-25
1
7-
59%c
,
preferred A (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
50c
1
1
Easy Washing Machine, Co. Ltd.—
1st
6-20
$3.50
Stock
5%
dividend)
Fleetwood
4-
5-25
25c
Eastern Stainless Steel
5%
5-31
J.)—
1
35c
preferred
Natural
Lines
N.
7-
(quar.)
Malleable
Economic
6-15
6-20
7-25
■
7-1
*
55c
—
90c
(stk.
6-21
7-1
6-15
6-10
»
$1.75
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Associates,
4%% preferred (quar.)
$3.60
6-30
'
Credit Bureau
19c
54%C
certificates—
45c
City,
6-3
7-1
87%c
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
Co.
Canada
Eastman
1
3
lc
6-15"
Corp., 80c pfd.. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (increased quar.)
1
6-
7-25
7-
Waterworks
Georgia
(quar.)
(Jersey
Governor Co.
(quar.)
Fittings. Ltd., class A (s-a)
Flagg-Utica Corp. (quar.)
$1.12%
5%
preferred
Tennessee
Eastern
6-
6-15
35c
;
7-
(quar.)
Kootenay Power, Ltd.. 7%
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
Eastern
<6-15
8-15.
,
2nd
$2
;
40c
7-30
Co.
Air
General
1
5-31
Giant
7-30
10c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Eastern
6-
Co.)
&
Fisher
7-15
40c
(quar.)—
Duval Sulphur & Pctash Co.
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
East
,
8-15 f
quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
$1.50
Co.,
Corp..
Corp.
Bank
Fisher
1
12%c
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
Picher
6-15
6-10
33c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
80c
Stock
National
6-15
50c
__
(s-a)
Co., class A
preferred
National
Quarterly
8-
25c
common
Corporation
Eagle
-
,
-
-
First Security Investment Co.—
(Increased s-a)
50*
Inc.,
Light
Bank
First
First
common
conv.
6-15
"
American
5-31
6-15
,
••
1
8-15
8-15
—
(quar.)
20c
5-25
preferred
$1
5.28%
7-
32%c
& Electronics Corp.—t
(initial
40c
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Electric
Duriron
preferred
preferred
.
5-20
55c
1
32%c
General Tin Investments Ltd.—
25c
(quar.)
6-1
25c
(quar.)___.
preferred
Duro-Test
4.75%
6-4
v
6-10
6-17
1 : '
r
(quar.)
preferred r( quar.)
20c
—a_—
Corp.
6-13
35c
(interim)
Dunham-Bush,
Dura
preferred
Baltimore—
at
6-13
30c
dividend
4.20%
4.36%
45c
(quar.)
115c
quar.)
(E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
4.15%
New
8-19'
->6-15
7-
6-30:
:
$1.12%
6-13
common
6
7-15
,
,
(quar.)
General Telephone
6-
"5-31
Wisconsin—
9-
40c
7-1
,
(initial)
Chemicals, Inc. (initial
4.10%
1
of
9-
1
6-10
•
25c
6-27
28%C
quar.)
>
•
40c '
>
*
;
;
.....
9-15
lc
20c
7%
preferred A
(quar.)
5.36% B preferred (quar.)
Dun Si Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
4%
$4.50
3
1
6-27
6-20 1
17c
—
(quar.)__
Co.
7-
•
15c
.
preferred (quar.)
Telephone
preferred
•
5-27
25c
preferred
25c
<
__.
15c
common
3.75%
6-
5-27
•'*
Common
General
5-27
6-15
>
—25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
1
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
(Minn.)—
6-30
.
6-15
4 40c
(quar.}_.
Signal
Securities
6-10
(quar.)—__
75c
74%c
Castings
_
125c
..
Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc.—
$2.10
Railway
Refractories
25c
(quar.l.
common
new
America
5-27
1.
(quar.)—
15c
(see Marshall Field
A
$1.25
Co.
of
5-27
6-15
preferred (quar.)——
$2.98 preferred (quar.)_„
Steel
(quar.)
Firstamerica
7-15
6-16
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
Corp.
6-15
v
>
——
General
(quar.).
Class
7-15
5-16
(quar.)_,__
Exploration
Corp.
(Marshall)
25c
Corp.—
5-20;
(monthly)
common
6-10
i.—$1.18%
Equipment
(quar.)_A
preferred
-5-20
6-30
—
30c
(monthly)
common
First
quar.)„
A.
—
6-15
(quar.)—__—
(quar.)
Publications,
Class
6-17
„,
6-30
;
(reduced
Precision
6-10.
>
30c
• *
(Initial)
Corp. of Delaware—
A
First National
preferred
Industries
Driver-Harris Co.
East
1
6-15
_
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S.
East
1
8-
131'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dravo
-
1
8-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Draper Corp.
,
7.
137%c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Products
12 %c
6-9
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Cement Co.
25c
6-2
5-18
Class
(quar.)
common
32%c
Shale
23C
Chemical, Ltd.—
preferred
5
(quar.)
General
1
1
Inc.—
(quar )
Company (quar.)
Donnelley (R. R.) At Son (quar.)
5
7-
5-20,
(quar.)___
—:—o l"V'r — 25C
35c
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Association—
6-
140c
Ltd.
7-
1
General
Mortgage
6- 1
6-30
investment income.
Ltd.
1
8-
General
i
5-12
8-
preferred
$1.60
•
1.6-10'
r.
$1.25
933Ac
4.40%
6-10
15c
Donaldson
,
3'
.
~
6-20
6-10
5*
$1 preference
Duquesne
V
6-16
50c
,
,,
:—
Common
6-27
6
Portland
.$4.75
1
50c
6-
Outdoor
General
5-31
1
1
6-15
(quar.)—
Advertising
6-15
.
J.)
6-10
130c
(quar.)
Investments,
Stores,
B
General
5%
1
_
Life &
Co.
6-15
6-10
(s-a)
Dominion
Class
6-10
7-
7-
.
5%
5-13
6-20
'
6-20
preferred
1
3
6-10
v$3.75
7-
6-
;
7-1
Inc.,
7-1
•
1
5-26
$1.25
Mills,
6-
6-
1
6-
1
6-17
1
8-
6-15
6-14
7-
6-17'
7-
8-22
$1.25
1
6-30
6
6-10.
,
25c
.
6
6-
/
,70c
,
6-
1
;—.
1
6-30
v
1
7-
pfd. (quar.)—
General Motors Corp.,-common (quar.)—
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
a
35
:
5-31
6-24
30c
(quar.)_"
6-15
>
»
7-
*
,12%c
J-
—
6-20
1
.
25c
3
___
Finance Co.
Corset
dividend
preferred
7-
$3
6-17
Duncan
Stock
.5%
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
6-
_■
6-30
Power
1<
5-20
5-13
5-31
25c
General
Foods
(increased-quar.)
General Industries
Co., common—
5-31
6-17
6-15
27%c
.
(Del.)
Co
6-
__
25c
$4.50
Finance Corp.
7-
<
30c
Filtrol
Duke
Drive-In
General
General
137 %c
6-30
„
General
6-17
—
7-29
Common
>
6-10
7-1
6-20
10c *
—
a—-
l
6-10
6-
6-10-
3
6-17
1
<
(quar.)———Wi—
Corp.
6
6-
7-
$1
6-
7-1
,
5c
3%
Fireproofing
6-17
1
20c
—
Oil
Crude
7-
50c
1
(initial)
;!7- 1
(quar.)
117 %c
du Pont
7-15
5
6-10
7-1
10c
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
(initial)
Insurance
$2
.
(quar.)
f60c
Field
„
-
~
45c
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
2nd conv. pref. (quar.)
Co.
Products
General
(s-a)
(quar.)—_—
Federal
6-10
6-30
(quar.)—_—
common
6-14
•
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co. (Syra¬
Faultless
5-26
6- 1
6-30
(quar.)-..'
6-15
6-30
6-24-
6-15
$1
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Farrell-Birmingham, Inc.
6-14
10c
(quar.)
2c
50c
Ferro
Dubois
6-22
'
7-22
<
v
General
40c
—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
(quar.)
N. Y.)
6-14
1
(quar.)—
dividend
4
6-
5-19
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.)___a___
Stock
6-20
:
6-
-—r*:
——
Brewing
cuse,
1
7-
(quar.)^___^
Common
(quar.)_
»5%%» preferred
(quar.)
5-20
1
6-15
1
6-20
New
7-
6-15
(quar.)
6-22
Drug
Stock
40c
5-27
&
Cigar
Coil
5-25
6-15
25c
(accumulative)
(quar.)—.
Nickel
6-30
7-
,$3
._
preferred
6-3
dividend)
net
Texas
preferred
$8
preferred
General
General
50c
25c
Fund,
of
Corp.
Corp.,
5-16
7-12
1
15C
15c
Stock
1st
Co.,
Co.
6-16
12 %c
7-29
Drilling
6-30 |
6-15 1
22 %c
—
6-30
Corp.,
Cable
37 %c
6-25
Dresser
General
30c
3c
Dover
6-20
25c'
—
.
39c:
.Dow
1
General
25c
Corp.,
7-
87 %c
(quar.)—
1957
30c
(Joseph) Crucible Co. (quar.)
:
Mfg. Corp., $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Dome Mines. Ltd. (quar.),.
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
1st
Box
'
Semi-annual from
5%
General
-
Dodge
Dover
5-20
34C
<
•<
Dixon
Common
6-15
40c
.—
-
$1
Growth
Dominion
Bankshares
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$2
6-24
(quar.)
Arts
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
Diversified
Baking
General
25c
(quar.)
common -
7- 1
—
Cement
6-
General
50c
(quar.)
Co., com.
(auar.)___
preferred
70c
pfd.
Chemical
Distillers
4%
7-15
—
6
a6%
(quar.)
$1.50
(quae.)
$3
(quar.)
Club
Diners
12- 2;
$2
Forests
Di-Noc
6- 3
2%c
(s-a)
Corp.- (quar.)
Inc.
Dierks
6-10
6-24
6-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Portland
Stores
Diana
6-25
7-15
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
Diamond Alkali Co.
Diamond
Foods,
7-
American Transportation Corp.—
Quarterly
Fajardo
6%
7-20
(quar.)
Corp.
Raynolds
Fruit
7-30
15c
Southwestern
Steel
&
DiGiorgio
Fairmont
Famous
.
12-15
(quar.)
Mortgage & Realty
&
6-20
6-15
(quar.)
Hillsdale
6-10
62 %e
.
(quar.)
Detroit
General
1
-6-8
$1.62
1
8-15
General Contract Finance Corp.—
class
convertible
Falstaff
..
(s-a)
Detroit
„
25c
25c
50c
$2.50
3
4%
r.
:
5-31
52 %c r
General
15c
;_
—
Inc.,
1
6-
6-15
10c
"
U5c
62Vic
(s-a)
Detroit
>
5-16
5-16
6- 3
6-10
;
,
to $3.50 preferred
&
Corp.
6-
1
2
75c
7-
6-15
1
7-
6-
$1.12%
2
6-29
40c
7-
25c
(quar.)
"
25c
(quar.)
1
common.
(quar.)
American Oil Co.
6-20
12%C
Bearing Co.
Lanes,
$1.60
^ J
6- 1
6-10
'
6-15
6-20
_
25c
quar.)
RR. (quar.)
_
preferred
$4.50
50c
(2-for-l
(initial quar.)—
$2.50
Detroit
6-15
.
Sc voting common
Tramway Corp.—
Detroit
7- 1
4%c
10c
—
common
Gas
6-
t$1.25
preferred
30c
30c
1
(quar.)—
6-
•
7-15
-
5-16
7-
131 'Ac
American Investors,
65c
—
Manufacturing
Corp.—
Falconbridge
common
New
Denver
6-28
5-27
6- 8
Corp.—
(quar.)
25c
6-20
6-10
140c
6-
1
6-30
32 %C
A (quar.)_Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—
Mtg.—
Class A
Denver
Financial
(quar.)
A
7-15
50c
(s-a)
Electric
Dennison
12c
(quar.)
7-
CoXquar.)-_^-i--
preferred
conv.
Fafnir
$1
Hudson Co.
2
Ltd.—
Electric
Resistor
Fair
profits)
6-
—
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd.
Fabrex
a
security
1
6-15
50c
43c
______
(quar.)
common
Industries—
convertible
General
6- 8
6-3
of 9c from net
distribution of
plus
7-
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.
(quar.)____
6-17
7- 4
6-27
7-1
$1.12%
(quar.)__
5%
(s-a)
General
v.—
Abrasives
Eversharp, Inc., common
Canada—
of
6%
2
(quar.)__————■
Empire District Electric
Emporium-Capewell Co.
90c
96c
shares
8s
2
6-
(quar.)
.
American
Debenture
2
6-
6-30
2%
General American
6-
1
Air Freight Corp. (quar.)—
—
Emhart
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)____.—
&
Co.,
dividend
1
Emery
Erie
7-
Stock
2
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
6-
$1.03
Consolidated
Electric
(quar.)————
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
28yec
Co.
Power
When
Share
■
*
(quar.)
1st
7-
deposit rets, ordinary (final) —
Wililamsport RR. Co., pfd. (s-a)—
Ltd.
5%
7-
American
Emerson
^
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
$1.34
_
Elwell-Parker
7-
Corp.
Service
$1.18
common
Co.
Elliott-Automation,
<
Garrett
6-17
1
6-15
$1.35
(quar.)_.—
Corp.
Elmira &
7-
7-15
29c
—.—■——
Battery Co. (quar.)_—__—
Products Corp.
(quar.)—___——
Elizabethtown
6- 3
5-25
6-17
6-17
6- 3
7- 5
6-20
Gatineau
$1.06 y4
_
Quarterly
20*
Crystal Dairies
River
Dan
Gas,
Refractories
Electro
6-20
6-20
7-1
7- 1
.6-15
7-15
Gas
5-28
Storage
Electrical
5-31
5-31
5-27
5-28
6-13
22 %c
—.
Auto-Lite
Electric
5-16
6-11
„
.
preferred
General Acceptance Corp., common
Electric Bond & Share Co.
12-2
6-15
75c
50c
—~
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Electric
6-7
9-7
20c
8c
20c
25c
50c
93%c
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
f25c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—a
Natural
Paso
Elastic
5-16
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.12
convertible
4%%
6-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Electrolux
DWG Cigar
Electric
Electric
Per
Name of.Company
Payable Qf Rec.,
t
*37%c
(quar,)__
preferred
Sault
Paso
Common
7%
Share
,
Paper,
4y4%
El
American Sugar Co.—
Cuban
7%
8-15
12- 1
28c
(quar.)
preferred
9- 1
t$1.62%
28c
—
6-16
6-16
5--5
7- 4
7-13
6-30
6-30
60c
+5c
Porster
,
*
.
Ltd., common (quar.)
$1 class A (quar.)
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)
..
Edison Bros. Stores, common (quar.)_
Eddy
6-10
7-15
8- 1
20c
$1.31%
preferred
&
Crum
:—
(quar.)
Crucible Steel Co., common
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Monday, June 6, 1960
,
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
.
8-
on
1
,
6-20
5-31
6-10
7-15
page
4$
Volume
191
Number 5957
.
„
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
,
(2423)
15
Stock Record from the New
York Stock Exchange
°
nAII V
DAUAF
DAILY RANGE OF
PRICES
Ar
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
Range for
Previous
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
Sep
40
59% Feb
1
40
8
52% Mar 10
84% Apr 28
9
103 % Oct 20
18% Mar 26
46% NOV 23
98% Mar
134,
57
Apr 24
27% Dec 16
26
2
,.
Sep"2i
23% Jan
2
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
17% Dec
3
22% Nov 23
71
Sep
22
290
Oct
17
91% Mar 10
328
3% Feb
23% Dec
30
16% Nov
17
22% Apr
2
53% Dec
23%
Jan
77% Jun
35
3
1
Jan
15% Jan
ACF-Wrigley Stores
6
Acme
4
31
May 25
20
94
Jun
l
11
23% Jan
4
40% Mar
1
5
14
8
85
Jan
15% Mar
8
8
19% May 12
53% JUn
3
79
15
Sep
4
Feb
17
28
15% NOV 18
8% May 11
28
54% NOV 18
30y» May 11
45
Jan
7
60% Aug 31
56% Jan
30
89
102
28% Aug 25
123/4 Feb
10
Dec 30
57
8
Apr
Dec
59
22
17% Dec
4
46% Sep
21
47
36% Dec
22
64% Apr 21
44% Feb 24
8% Oct
27
14 y4 Feb
4
52% Jan
Dec
75
5
61% Jun
U
267/b Feb
38% Sep
17:
Jan
29.
104
32% Sep
27
May-
8
1
; 39
33%
Jan
75
'•
Feb
22
18
10
2
40
Jan
28
83
<
2
58
Aug
39% May 27
26% May 19;
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
40% Nbv
13
50% Jan
2
40%Mar
*
61% Aug
,
37 y2 Dec
24
44
84
15
25% Mar
.
9
• *
35% Jan
7
.44
.
45
Mar 13
Feb
4
38y»j«ir2t
July 27
47 y8 Mar
~
; 43
; ;
..•
12
25
.
3
29
105
9
14
C
38%
Nov~4
13
Sep 22
137
36% Mar
:
.
38% Jan
44% Feb 17
58% Jan
6
27% Jan
15
98
22
Jan
1
86% Jan
Apr
May
2
17
73% Apr 14
53%
July""1
5i%Mar""3
183/a Apr
.'21
Dec
18
41
May
92
Nov 23
152
Mar 17'
1
56% Feb 27
13
Jun
29
Mar
.67% Mar
42
Mar
Dec
30
148% Mar 20
54
DeC
117 % Oct
5
63% Mar 9
125
Jun 12
117
261/4 Mar 26
34% Dec 30
27 ya Dec
13 V2 Jan
75 y8
21
26
Sep 22
SeP 22
37
Jan 16
13 V» Mar 12
25 y4 Nov 23
24 y8 Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51 y8 Nov 26
30 % Sep
23
58% Sep 22
50
Va Dec
1
105
Jan"
43% Mar
Feb
8
20
55% July 29
66
Feb
Dec
34
Mar
28%
Oct
For
3
17
4
20
9%
9%
9%
9%
33
33%
32%
37%
33%
33%
34%
37%
5,100
39%
39
39%
13,300
98%
98%
9%
100
*98%
17%
100
16%
17%
17 y4
17 y4
1,000
51%
52%
52%
"53%
34, LOO
15%
15%
15%
15%
54%
53%
53%
52%
52%
53
33
33%
34
34
33%
.7%
.7%
7%
50%
51%
51%
7%
7%
33%
7%
52%
49%
51%
7%
76
76
29%
109
45
Jan
8
4
7
27% Feb 15
26% Jan 15
7
18% May 17
67
Jun
1
42 y4 Mar 1
46% Mar 13
30% Apr Y8
33% Feb 17
74% Mar 17
46% Jun
2
68% Jan 15
60% Mar 18
40
Jun
1
64 y4 Jan
11
47
35% Apr 19
41% Jan
4
533/4 Jun
2
Jan
17
88
12
Feb
30% Mar
3
.
Jan 21
40% Jan
8
42% May 19
20
17%
52%
76
28%
•76%
.28%
*104%
33%
•15% Z 16
77
;:1,200.
.54%
11,600
33%
900
7%
; 4,200
«"•:
52
77
28%
29%
•104% 108
107
;
4,600
70
<77*
-28%
29%
•104% 107 ;>
25,600
■
33%
34
33%
33%
33
33%
33%
32%
33
32y4
32%
90%
32 y«
89%
,32%
5,100
64,200
90%
87%
88%
87%
88%
15,400
34%
52%
*34%
36
34
34%
♦33%
36
*52%
52%
*39
52%
52%
•52%
53%
40%
40
41%
•40 y2
41
61%
60%
61
60%
61
27%
28%
x27%
28
27
27%
18%
19%
18%
18%
19
18% '
105
*97
*
105
•98
40
•
40%
40%
40%
37
*36%
37%
•36%
59%
*56%
59%
J 62 %
61
19%
."40%
37%
'
41%
•36%
59
2,700
.
28,600
105
59
♦59
1,600
:
37V4
;
800
21,400
28
18%
•08
40%
300
+
27
,
105
40%
37
*57
80
54
60%
*99
*
39%
40
60
23%
21%
22% ■
21
21%
21
40%
21%
41%
40%
41
41%
42
42%
42%
37%
37%;
36%
37%
36%
36%
19
19
100
.100
.
22%
9%
38%
36%
American
19
37%
36%
21,400.
5,200
>
18%
37%
*37 ya
83%
19
/
55%
DAY
37
45
56%
47%
47%
52%
53%
x20%
21
32%
33
55%
1
*32%
32%
184%
1883/4
Corp..2
49%
50%
18%
37% -38
•83
89%
55%
20%
;
53%
,
18%
18%
Ice- Co.—...—.No par
-
>. •;
Corp.
.1
1
17%
100
American Mach As Fdry com—3.50
3.90% preferred——.
—100
*100%
5%% prior preferred-
Xl4
32%
.
183
503/B
18%
48%
71%
700
15,300
i 2,900
,
•32%
'••24%.
8
i
-300.
-24%.-
11,400:
8y»
•
■
8
13,600
32%
32% "33,
:
183% 185
184
49%
48
"
17
aoa
6,300
.
17%
13%
13%
18
18
102
•101
8,100
1,400
102
72%
,74%
r
49
73%
72%
:
1,300
1,400
74'A
82
80%
80%
*80%
453/4
47
453/4
46%
46
46%
46%
21 y8
2oy4
20%
20%
20%
20%
•89
46,700
H
46%
20%
American Machine 8c Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
0-
•20%
17%
•101
•80
•
18
102
80%
33
22,700
•
54%.
13%
18
72
3,100
48%
13%
14
17%,
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55%
18%
14
18%
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t
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14
102
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26%
24%
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3,700
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-
89%
48
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100
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32
32%
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18 y«
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1
20%
24%
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39,000
1,700
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8
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48
54
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45
59% i 59%
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18% t
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18,200
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39
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59%
:
10%
36%
44%
59%
36%
19%
9%
38 y4
36%
44
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MEMORIAL
\
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45%
Investment Co of HI
4%% preferred
38%
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CLOSED
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59%
58%
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9%
39%
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10
213/4
23
82
10
2,600
33,500
—100
88%
88%
♦89
Products—.—.2
22 V4
223/4
22
223/s
23
22%
14%
14%
143/4
143/4
14%
2iy4
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American Motors Corp....—1.66%
American Natural Gas Co—
25
22%
233/4
22%
24%
14%
23%
24%
X24%
24%
63%
65%
62%
63%
63%
64
News Co.—
63%
28%
573/4
29
283/4
29
28%
29%
29
64%
29%
60
58%
60%
59%
55%
573/4
633/4
65%
20,800
66
70%
.71%,
68
70
34,900
Metal
—
No par
•»1/, \
v
'•*
353/4
*138
American Seating Co.—-—
-10
American Ship Building Co—No par
115
—
American Smelt Ac Refg com_No par
7% preferred 100
American Snuff Co common——25
non-cumulative preferred.100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
6H
133/a
141
293/4
303/4
138
30 y4
American Steel Foundries——__—.1
50%
139
;
60
v
591/4
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29
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138%
603/4
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13
139
117
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21%
35 y4
13%
30
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57%
.69
141
115
50%
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'36%
13%
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49%
138
357/*'
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13%
100
1% preferred
91
139
59
123%
*
•12y4
20% Apr 14
99
17%
121/4
125% Apr
43y4 Jan
•97%
24,300
51%
■
28%
4
9%
17%
52%
28%
14% Jan 19
83
36%
12 y4
96% Apr 19
55% Jun
3
1,800
9%
28%
6
•81
39,300
37%
7% preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco——5
29% Jan
5%
•
34%
26%
63
26.
82%
71 y4
8
footnotes, see page
•80
713/4
Feb 26
,
12,200
293/4
25% Mar
36
53%
,26%
Jan
85
51%
26%
32% May 11
4
15% Jan
9
52%
71 y4
12
Apr 21
4
79% Jan
6
38% Jan. 1*
50
82%
1
Mar
95% Apr41% Aug
.3,300
50%
Co
14
July 28
17%
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1
Hospital Supply
91
37%
21%
••
29V*
69%
70%
26%
28%
.
28%
28V*
29%
12%
12%
12%
12%
300
81,500
121%
122%
760
34%
34%
12,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
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16%
26%
26%
26%
25%
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25%
17%
17%
17%
120 V*
120%
120y4
120%
34%
353/s
343/4
35%
19%
19%
19%
19%
263/4
263/4
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26%
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—1
62 %
64%
34
35%
51%
51%
.
333/4
49%
Ampex Corp—
————-4,-1Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp..1
Anaconda Co ————;
50
Anaconda Wire Ac Cable—No par
Common
Glass Corp-^ ;
———6.25
$4 preferred
—
Anderson Clayton At Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
.No par
21.80
—10
49%
40 3/4
41%
*
38%
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39%
89
16%
:
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17
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15,200
3,200.
400
T
5,000
47,600
184,100
36%
36%
39%
36%
64
35%
38
53%
47%
50%
r
48
46%
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49
50
40
j: 33,100
41%
41%
39%
39%
39%
,
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4
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38%
50%
53%
383/4
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.
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63%
40%,
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1,700
1,600*^3,100
91%
55%
———L—100
25
AMP Inc endorsed shares
14,900
90%
American Water Works Co com—5
17'A
400
7,800
54%
92%
54%
26
„
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90%
16%
.
120% 120%
84%
35
.
54%
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21
26 V»
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25
25
;
26%
54%
series—1
450
60
71%
89%
series——
60
29%
54%
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*138% 140
*121% 123%
26
54%
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2,860
*14,300
28%
26%
89%
American Zino Lead & Smelting—1
1,800
"
51%
■
54%
Corp—..
30
30%
21%
30%
88%
6% preferred
American Viscose
8,100
33,500
116%
50%
21%
—33 Va
Tel Co
8,500
'
27%
71V*
302,400
.12,400
i3y4
71
283/4
600
38%
30%
59
21%
'•
141
115
50%
139%
.
13
30%
50
4,100
15
•138
117%
•121% 123%
91
37%
13%
139
American Tobacco common—12.50
American Tel Ac
Anchor Hocking
33
27%
17%
Refining com—25
—
—25
25
2
5%
27 %
17%
American Sugar
29% Aug 7
27% May 1
19% Oct 21
Dec
5%
27%
17%
49%
82%
5%
27%
17%
American Stores
4
300
28
31% Feb 23
27% Mar 15
117
5%
•285
17%
38% Jan 20
82% Feb
3
Jan
74%
75%
•280
300
28
9
25 y4
17% Dec 17
50%
5%
Apr 26
67% Mar
4
34
51% May 19
129% Jan
4
Apr
5%
28 V4
17%
211/4
27%
20% Apr 28
1
27% Jun
2
35% Feb 18
18% May 18
89
Apr 17
4
603/4 May 26
122% Apr 14
9
Mar
54
American
American Rad Ac Std Sany com—5
2
5,900
4,600
300
12.50
Corp.—
American Home' Products
American Optical Co—
1
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
American Potash Ac Chem—No par
141
1333/4 Jan 13
29
American Hardware
1
5
16,200
25,700
33
2
33% Jan
3
34%
16%. ,16%
76
; 76%
24%
American
117%Juri
54% Jan
8.
33%
16%
7%
16% Feb
7
34%
16%
33
3
3
33%
16%
75%
75%
*280
300
24%
18
Mar 21
33%
16%
34%
—1
145
17 y4
8
43% Jan 15
7
85%
16%
24
7iy2Jun
2
138% Jan
84%
17%
7%
America7i
May 31
89
17%
23%,
American Molasses Co
29 V2 Apr
Apr 18
43 % Apr 14
43% Apr 11
'33% Apr 19
6,800
21,800
86
No par
29% Jun
60% Jun
26
2,400
"
89%
5
No par
—40c "
18
65 y2
55% Mar 23
29%
18%
28%
No par
15% Jan
19.
14
24
29 V4
94
*105y4
33%
32%
1
91% Apr 13
28% Jan 26
14
21
Dec 18
23%
29%
17%
50%
76
-
_
American* European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
American Sa Foreign Power
1
20% Jun
23%
32
:
_2
:
American Enka Corp..—
74% Jun
16
2,000
23%
29%
"
18%
32
.
3
34% Jan
J
47,600
32%
16
1
American Chicle no
Wn par
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Crystal Sugar com
10
4%% prior preferred——
—100
American Cyanamid Co..;
.—10
American Distilling Co
—
.20
American Electric Power Co
10
102% May
83 % May 10
30%
86
x53%
25
American
4
23%
29%
86
51%
10
7% preferred.—
American International
14
23%
30%
*98%
*17%
50
.
8
76% Jan
16
common
19 y4 Jan
4
24%
:
9%
5% preferred
20
American Cable At Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common—
12,50
50% May 13
24% Jan 18
16% Jan
6
49% Jan
52% Mar 31
41 Ya
Sep
9
72% Dec~22
26% Dec 28
18
188% May 31
2
323/4 Jan 22
.
,
*
24y».
;
37
..No par
American Chain & Cable
,
50% Apr 27
'*•,
54% Jun
3
33% Jhn
4 :
42
Jan
8
31% Mar 15 N
;
9% Jan 11v
2
Jan
-'
Mar 30 ;
59%, Jan
4/
17% Feb 15
94
•
' 89
9
13% Jun
/-*'
43% Jan
4
88% Mar 9
51% Jan 12
59%. Jun
1
24%.Jan 11.
May 19
59% Apr 30
22
133
9
Theatres Inc
4
84
Dec
31
•
24 V*
;
American Broadcasting-Paramount
6
41% Feb 23
8
16% Jun
2
.
38% Jan
.
142% Feb
22% Feb
Sep~21
56
American Brake Shoe Co
52% Nov 17
76% Dec 30
24y8 Dec 30
13% Jun
8
1
22'.
29% May 11
15
1
25
Feb
6
Jan 25
7% Mar
-
May 27
9
18% July
20% Jan
y
32% May 6
20% May 12
;
a
1
7 f
13% Jan
46,/aJan21
20 ■; May 13
,
193
9
Apr
American Bank Notecommon,
6% preferred:,
American Bosch Arma Corp
Jan
24%
..
33%
—12.50
4
37% May 31
May 24-
83
,
Corp™.
4 :
19
10,800
241/4
49%
Amerada Petroleum Corp..
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
-iV.,%
4
6
24
24
♦80
1
51% Jan
!
3,700
24ys
12%
*28
DAY
,__50
Jan
;
43%
17%
MEMORIAL
3%% convertible preferred
_100
American Bakeries Co.
—No par
18
39 ya
12%.
4%
No par
...
30
May 25
36% May 12
.
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22 ;
8% Nov 27
Sep 21
>
37%
43 y4
12%
Co—
61% Jan
' 18
-
July 27
Jun
46 % Mar
•
May 28 «■'
45
;
25% Oct 30
89 y2 Dec
4
4
87/s May 11
.37 y8 May 12
-
; 55% May 18 1
2
Jan
,19
..
2
Sep .2
65%, July 28
60
Apr 17.
46% Sep 17
38% Feb
9
45% Oct 26
21 ya
Amerace
•
40
44
12%
*276
_100
44% Jan
58% Apr 27
18% May 6;.
40% Jun
1
106
41
44% Jan
CLOSED
N6 par
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co
106% Jan 27
May 23
40 % May 26
36% Apr
1
55% Apr 28 f
25% Sep 14 "
20y8 Dec 29
Dec
25% Jan
96
33% Nov 20
44% Mar 17
93
7
31% Jan 21;
17% Apr 26
20% Feb 11
.
35% Sep 17
47% Jan
2
45y8Oct
Jan
37%
16%
jj
Aluminum Co of America—;;
200
.
43%
76%
Mfg common
10
convertible preferred—L100
Portland Cement
—.10
Aluminium Limited.
.
„
7
ny4 Dec
*
58% May 17
3
2
15% Dec 23
4
53% May 25
50% Mar 15
78% Jan
6
Jan
14% Jan
4 •'
42
19
Feb,
Jan
Mar 18
20% Jan
31
108
8
Alpha
112%
13
16%
4.08%
13
100
19,300
112%
45%
74%
Allis-Chalmers
Amalgamated Leather
46% Dec 18
122
Mar
36% Apr
35 ys Jan
114
40%
STOCK
_No par
...
65
12%
EXCHANGE
__No par
—;
_.—
28
Jan
64% May 29
39% May 6
36% Nov
13
132
Mills
40%
64
17%;
_5
Corp__
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
Mar 25
Feb 29
2
Jan
•79
33
7
25
58% Jan
l
4
47
22
Jan
Allied Products
Mar 31
Jar>
58
Allied
5
Dec
23% Sep
45% Jan
32% Oct
5
6
1
10
56% July 17
106 y4 Feb
5
35% Apr 30
33% Apr
9
160% Apr
9
50% Sep:, £
27% Dec 22
23 y« Nov
58% Feb
39% Jan
*UO
40%
64%
32
ZZ9
■
-
111
Shares
42%
44 y4
79%
1
ZZ
■
111
29%
lo
...
63
•40%
39%
__i
preferred
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
Allied Laboratories Inc
.11% Jan
!
1>
r
ZlOO
common...
convertible
63
13%
24
,5
-
Allen Industries Inc
4
52.
69% Nov 25
117% Nov
28% Jun
6%
ZZZZIZZ2
/ " |
.
42
61
the Week
JuneS
45%
2
—ZZ"
1
Friday
June 2
39%
X23 %
.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & WestRy 6% gtd—100
4
51
12
44% Sep
y# July 15
Jan
Jan
102% Apr 28
30% May 12
29% Apr 25
•
115% July 24
5
39
42% Jan
U9%'Jun.
Alleghany Corp
8
17% Jan
59-
,
May 31
7y« Jun
127% Sep .1
39% Feb 25
77 y8 May 11
1
5
May 27
22% Jan
48% Mar 14
-
1
100
8
-32
83% Mar 17
11
Feb
15% Jun
21% Mar"20
13% Jan
conv pfd 1951 series___l00
.
44%
1
Industries
4%% preferred
4
Dec
36% May 10
90% Jan 12
17%'Juh; 2
J
Alabama Gas Corp
5
44% Jan
4.50%
.
38%
Products.—Z.——50c
Alco Products Inc_
Aldens Inc common.;
81% May 26
32% Jan
•
A
Sales for
Thursday
.
*40%
110
X13
Corp-2.50
common—No par
June 1
61%
no7
\
Control
Air Reduction Inc
14
29% Jan
38% Feb
8
18
7% Jan
2
9% Jan
;.y
Air
59 %
.100
IIIZI
Aeroquip Corp
„
4
5
Admiral Corp
Wednesday
May 31
*40%, 42
_i
ZZlNopar
Addressograph-Multigraph
4
4% Jan
Inc
Co
Express Co__
Adams-Millis Corp
20% Feb 24
Tuesday
_ZZZ~ 25
ZIZZZ
1
™i0
ZZZZZZZ.l
Adams
14
Steel
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
May 30
1
4
11
Par
.«w',rConvertible Preferred™.
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
15
32% Jan
28% Jan
27 % May
Jan .30
85
12
3
52
2
EXCHANGE
Abacus Fund
:_Ll.
Abbott Laboratories common.
'
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
9
23% May
16% Apr
63
Apr
16% May
30% May
15
Apr
66 % Mar
Jun
40% Jun
3
23% May 11
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
Jan
65
112 % Jun
7
23% May 31
■'41% May
12% Jun
Aug 17
23% Jan
4
2
Sep 23
12% Nov
26
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Mar ; 8
42% Apr 19
Lowest
"
47>/4 May
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
89
:
1
*
:
,
42%
450
(
•87
89
*87
.
.
1
40
89
36%
36%
36%
38%
39%
38%
5,800
,
36%; 37
39
•
44,100
39%
1,900
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
16
.
.
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
(2424)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
32% May 13
24% May 18
30% Jan
7
26
80% July 29
59 % Apr
77% Jan
49% Feb
28% Nov
27
40% Jan
64 Va May
24
42% Feb
19
25
39
26
45% Apr
11
Armstrong
49% NOV
86 '/a Apr
13
81
25
Jan
75
7
15 % May 11
20 Va Jan
11
21% Mar
9
27% Jan
5
18 % May
31
23% Jan
4
23 y* July 16
2
28% Apr
15
25% May 15
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
29 % jun
1
44
Feb
13
60% Dec
30
56 y« Jan
27
99
Sep
S9
Nov
25
10
*
105% Apr
Feb
9
2
51
Apr
12
24% Nov 17
32% July
8
22
May 11
27% Jan
5
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
7
9% Feb
2
28% Dec
18
33% Sep
11
28% Feb
1
Nov
10
92
Jan
6
79% Jan
15
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
63
Jan
80
39% Sep
16
31
40% Mar
86% Mar
88 Va May
15V8 May 31
16
16% Feb
68% Jan
27
96
4
Atlas
15% Feb
11
July 29
15 va Jun
11
15
5%
26
Atlas
6 % Jan
83 Va May 10
96% Jan
15% Nov 24
24% Feb
16
13% May 24
20% Jan
4
9
27 y» Jan
13
21
May 13
24 Va Jan
11
23 y» Nov 20
28 Va Dec
7
21
Mar 11
36% Jun
1
11% May 11
15% Jan
4
21% Jun
7
17% May 25
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
30% Feb
9
42% July 24
10% Jan
18% Dec
6
13% Jan
4
7
24 Vb Jan
18
79
80
Jan
8
38
Nov
16
50% July
Jan
43% Jan
May 17
62% Feb
56
25
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
25
Jan
29
30
Apr
Oct
12
64% Jan
27
49
Jun
1
63
Jan
6
23
Nov
23
30% May 11
49% Sep
23
66% Feb
80
100% Mar 26
16
22
36% Jan
7
Dec
18
2
42
91% Jun
9
78
Apr
21
11
56% Feb
17
79"% Apr
14
Beech
10
37% May 26
42% Apr
18
Beech
-32% Mar 31
36% Jan
15
43% Jan
2
5
18 Va Dec
15
2
24% May 11
•
15% Jun
37% Jan
89% Feb
5
81
Dec
14
95
May
61
Sep 22
89
May 14
3
22% Sep
10
10
52
iy4 Dec 21
2
74% Jan
3
28% May 19
Jan
7
49% May 31
45
1
Apr
Mar 23
V
32% Sep 22
49y4 May 11
59 y8 July
137
12% Jan
19% Dec
5
83
25% Sep
10
42% Dec
36 y4 Jan
6
Jan
30% Jan
15% Nov 25
22
29y« Oct
29
6
v
11
21 y4 Jan
2
24% Sep
76
81% Apr
Sep 24
T
Black
Jan
29% Jan
4
6
Blaw-Knox
53
Si
Bliss
sc
20% Jan
4
Bliss
(E W)
32% Jan
6
Bohn
Laughlin
4%
31%*
31%
31%
12%
13 Va
12%
13
26 y4
26
26%
26
26%
26 Va
26%
94
*93 vl";
95%
4%
i
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95
94%
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,
50%,
49
49%
♦37
37%
j'
47
41%
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93%
,
22%
87%
80
69%
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52%
54%
34%
35%
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.
V
34%
:
15%
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*
34%
*15%
Aluminum
6
Borg-Warner Corp
21% May 31
Borman
62% Apr
Boston
4
Boston
Si
34%
51%
53%
26 y2
49%
49%
92
*91
69%
92
■
66%
J
.27
69
14
*
-
14%
68%
27
27%
493/4
400
1%
1%
22,000
33%
1,000
42%
43%'
41%
373/4
37
37%
37
5,100
5,200
45%
56,500
1413/s
1,200
143/8 "153/4
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74
-
9,600'
10
■
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40 3/4
41%
4,200
38 va
38%
383/4
8,300
24 va
24%
24%
5
■.
23%
23%
23%'
153/4
16%
153/4
15%'.
15%
15%
15%
153/4
7,100
27 vb
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28%
26%
27%*
*26%
26%
25%
263%
31,100
253/,
25%
25%
2,500
20%
20%
203%
19%
18%
19
48
48%
48
48
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4,300
36%
37%
37%
38%
10,400
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79%
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24
25 y2
253%
25 3/4
253/4'
25%
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20 %
20%
20%
20%
19%
193/B
18%
19%
47%
47%
47%
48 Va**
37 vb
37%
36%
37%,
r
5
-
100
*78%
79%
1
20%
21%
25
Inc
74
10,700
47
45%
141
14%
23%
Co
46%
45%
140 va
73
37%
common
14%
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■
•
33
46 3/4
43%
140
73'..
43%
1.25
Maine RR—
13%
74
92
67%.
13%
43
V
453/4
443/4''
47,800
493/4
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46%
140
7,100
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27 *
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44%
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50
263/4
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69
45%
11,000
16
53
493/4
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35%
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27%
44%
50-
20,200
38
13%
70
47%
80 y2
72%
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14
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33,400
55%
54%
100
40,900.
88%
34 Va
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15% Y.15%
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24
*36%
33%
8
V
1
71
38
100
2,500
•
93
*79%
<70%:
33%
Brass Corp..
Stores
Food
79%
93
-
«
'
"85%'
34
>
44
22%
91%
33%
..7.50
Edison
23%
1,000
v V
222
93
33%
preferred
59% Feb
43%-
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333/4
1
3
<
42%
333/4
5
Co
3 '/a %
37
300
4,800
13%
69%
5
&
Borden
79% Mar 30
37
*36%
,
16%
26%
2.50
49
48% Jan
37%
1%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
15
44,700
1%
Bond Stores Inc
25
1,500
53%
J
-
600
-
13% *
92
*.49
V
45%
503/ai
69 y2
38
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DAY
21 V
45%
52%
79%
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73%
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12%-
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21
46
88%
;
81
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74
38
21%
23%
91%
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24
89% :
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220
24
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29
51
42
80
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50
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29%
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87%
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58
42
23
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215
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170
6,900
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49%
21
v
42
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216
'6,800
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46
47
21
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32
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46%
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31%
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48
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13,400
34,800
82
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29%
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50
46%
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6
5
4%
31 vb
•
1%
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10
20% May 31
.
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5
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1%
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11
77
:
:
13%
50c
28% Jan
36 Va Apr
24
5%
i_100
24% Feb
Jan
47,700
-
32
*
i_100
40 Va Feb
7
40,200
13%
1%
common.;
22% Feb
May
34%
13
1%
Boeing Airplane Co
1
33%
13 Va
5
*28
lo
8
..
35 va
13%
13
1
Co
Mar 28
3
33%
13%
31
,_40c
(Del)
—_
pfd series of" 1951
Decker Mfg Co
49% Mar 25
2
36%
V,.
13%
4
STOCK
1,100
500
;
13%
1 peso
Co.
Steel
••
14%
21%
33 va
...5
Inc
92
*14
*21%
1
Gypsum
4%%
91%
14%
93%
50
preferred
91
1,300
21%
25%
100
common
91
31%.
No par
common
19% Apr
1
17% May 11
66?« Mar 17
«8% Sep 30
May
24 y4 May
25
48% Dec
9
8
15% Mar
-
27% Feb
Feb
29
v
5
____10
Corp
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
3
82
23
-
35
May 14
24% Apr
1
..
8
21% Feb
22% May 27
5
16
1
135
9
20% Sep 22
Jan
7%
70
26,300
,
13 vb
1
Inc..
Bethlehem
4
8
Jan
Co
77
*13%
"
50
Consolidated
Bestwall
May 26
57% Jan
145% Mar 25
71% Jan
36
-
18
July
Best &
13% Jun
2
46% Jan
13
♦76
*20%
13%
-
100
;
Corp._____.___—
Benguet
75%
13%
'
4
49
8
25
56% July 15
24y4 Mar 31
y
33% Feb
43 Vb Apr
31
July
12
70
pfd
5% preferred
38% Jan
3
138 Va Jan
6
11
Feb
155
Sep 23
:
Jun
18,000
21%
35%
13%
1
RR
Beneficial Finance Co
1 % Jan
iy» Apr 29
33
1
43% May 28
41 % Apr
6
43a%
(AS)
Howell Co
Bendix
4
6
22% Feb
*
36% Jan
34%
100
4Va% preferred
57%Ma7
28% Mar
45% Dec
33%
35
21 %
V
1
90% Mar 21
25
32%
13%
*20%
,
1
&
32%
y'.
*20%
14
13%'
;
I
2.50
21
Inc
Beech-Nut Life Savers
Bell
11,500
4%
Bell Aircraft Corp
1
30
51%
15%
Belding-Heminway
55 Va Jun
19
75%
86%
50%
♦84
.
92
16% Feb 26
May 11
75 Va
75%
85
50%
91%
100
Aircraft Corp.
Creek
32
3,600
85
49%
.
91 %
20% Mar 29
2
*
•12
Beck Shoe
80% Mar 28
32%
30,500
91%
12.50
common
Instruments
Beckman
2
50
52,300
9%
35%
4%
No par
Beaunit Mills Inc
24
13
20
2,700
22%'
15%
*
4%% preferred
May 31
29
V:
o
■'
9%
34%
.
4%
1
prior preferred
94% May 18
3
17% Apr
86
;
22%
9%
15%
10
Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
90% Feb
Apr
77
;
59
conv
53%
4%
preferred__100
noncumulative
62% Jan
13
Nov
33
59%
3%%
103%
34%
32
•
32
6
13% Jan
32% Dec 22
Jan
700
2,100
52%
•
23
-9%
34%
86
so y8
31
Feb
65
30
74% May
9
-
*
66
,
♦102%
51%
22
:
9%
34 y2
49%
87 y2
100
July 29
84
28% Jan
35% Jan
206
3
J
83
Dec
Dec
19% Sep
78
Mar
14
7
54% Jan
Mar 21
37
183
8,700
'
.
15%
45
*
29 y2
4%
9
11
2,300
18%
66
103
*51%
23%
9%
34%
*9%
34%
10
Dec
51%
22%
23%
'
34%
1
10
204
„
15%
Lomb Inc
23
51%
,*82
Bayuk Cigars
67
♦102%
,
29%
4%
Works Corp
Jan
65
*
\
22 ya
.
18%
?
15%
Bausch &
1TO
:
103%
•.22
29%
4%
Basic Products Corp
Jan
22%
18%
15 v*
Bath Iron
36% Mar
-
,29
65
64
♦102
-■
22 va
18%*.
-
29%
4%
8
24
18% :
15l/a
3
7
21
18%
29%
52
^
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6
51% Oct
.
♦
,
65
102
„•
22%
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23%
"
54 y, Jan
43% Dec
210
32%
25% Jan
2
16'/«
50
53y2Jun
9
16%
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8
Feb
16
9%
3
28% Jan
27
16
4,600
.
23
.■J
*39% May
34 % Mar
43 %
.
27
20% May 27
110
42%
•
,
13
Corp
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp__
27
44
*
42
_100
100
4%
6,500
81%
42
No par
11
20
36
44
16
Baltimore & Ohio common
14
29 Va May 11
34%
42%
42%
preferred series B
preferred series C
4%
May 10
♦79%
16%
51%
9
Co
4%%
6
98% Apr
85
80
16
65
1
...
Wilcox
&
34 va
42%
78 %
-
42 %
-
102
DAY
33%
42%
-
80
2,700
3,000
18,000
41,900
42%
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
27 Va Mar 29
26
90 Va Jan
8
8
66
Babbitt (B T) Inc
2
5
42%
1
Babcock
89 y* Jun
33%
42%
♦78%
80
18%v;18%"
30 V
Amer_2.50
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
27% Dec
33%
34 y8
43 %
MEMORIAL
Automatic Canteen Co of
Avco
5
101% Feb
64%
30
No par
4
11
64%
22%
No par
7% Jan
23
63%
STOCK
($1.20)
Conv prior pref
17 y« Jan
Dec
66% Dec 28
Co
Powder
Austin Nichols common
37% Jan
Dec
62%
20
preferred
1
12% Jun
17
63
1
20
common
2
89
24% Nov 23
Corp
Jun
31
61%
10
—
4% Jun
■*
8
62
CLOSED
Electric Co com—4%
4% preferred—
,...^100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
100
Mar 31
80
4y2 May 23
8% Jan
25 %
EXCHANGE
Atlantic City
24
41% Jan
4
4
74% Jan
3
26
5% Oct 28
34%
25 %
-
58% Feb
4
33%
25
non-cumulative preferred__10
5%
.
3
35 Vb Jun
31% May 19
17
53y» Apr
74% Dec
9% Jan
4
34%
24%
Santa Fe—
Atchison Topeka sc
Common
33%
25%
♦16
-100
10
Associates
Shares V
33%
25
42%
Corp
1st preferred
Investment Co
5.25%
4
4
100
88% Jan
June 3
33%
32%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Common
1
107 y2 Mar 31
Sales for
the Week
Friday
June 2
25 Va
43
2nd
2
Thursday
32%
*78y2
5
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining common__l
5
Jun
Co
Constable
Arnold
37% Jan
67
Rubber
Armstrong
PRICES
61
1
No par
1
Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
43% May 27
Jan • 2
18
Apr
40% May 25
Nov" 20
23% Oct
Jan
SALE
32%
10
5
Corp
& Co
37% Nov
29% May 11
Armour
7
23
Sep
17%
Steel
Armco
HIGH
June 1
25%
5
Corp
9
May
35% Feb
75
29
Oil
Argo
AND
Wednesday
May 31
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
11
4
40 va Jan
11
18
23
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
38% Nov
Par
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Monday
May 30
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
60%
60%
•
19%
1,500
1,500
'
'
'
*78%
■179%
*78%
20%
20%
20%
60%'
60%
6oy2
*
1,000-
79%
'
21
6,700
20%
21
60%
'60%
60%
•2,400
*
~
7% Nov 24
15% Jan
5
14% Dec 29
27% Jan
6
11% Nov
17
17% Mar 13
6
44% May 25
33% Jan
28
9y« Apr
■29 y2 Jun
1
533% Jun
8
8
July 20
48
Oct
29
76
Dec
28
85
Jan
21
26
Dec
22
28% Nov
52% Feb
12
33 v4 Sep
9
,
38% Feb
76% Jan
76
6
35% Oct
26
34% May
28% Jan
21
Nov
Oct~12
47% Nov
Mar 22
Mar 16
66
Briggs
Mar 30
,
5
29
4
Brunswick
18
463/4 Feb
26"
31 Va Mar
4
35 V2 Apr
12
16
2
24y«Jan
4
Shoe
Co
> 30
:
50
:
.1
Inc
No
B T L
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
55
4
par
-'541/4-
78%
26%
15
105
*104»/4
.
*
,
74%
74%'.
68 3/4
68%
70%.
373/4
38%
37%
38
31%
31%
31 '/a
31%
5
16%
163/4
16'/a
163/a
,
743%
74%
69% ,70%
:<
6,900
30%
100
,r
58%
55
54%
f
78%
27%
*10434
■
-78%
26%
105%
*1i
,
'.*74%
69
71%
"
-
37%
-38
37%
*37%
31%
311%
163/a
93,400
1,600
313/a
;
700
16'%
313/a
10,500
"
16
50
500-
75'
-
,
:100
2,500-
iY
*
•r-
'
1,700
1,400
•11,100
91/4
58.
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105
105
.
5,500
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:
26
•
43%
9%
.';
79
400
9%
..*42%
54%-.
,
26%
14 %
/•
30%
.
58%
54
v
93/a
9%
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•
105
75%
.
30 Vb
43%
58'%
*
"
75
14%
9%
26%
No par
...
Bucyrus-Erie Co
293/4 ;
700.
..'8%'
*8%
■;
9%
*42%
543/i
*77%
■
'
68
v
5854
8 3%
15
,
9%
91/4
26%
*104y2
15
Corp
43%;
58»/2
v
15
•
r
30%
9%
" 78%
26%
100
9%
59
54%
*77*
10
A
*42%
'
58 Va
-..100
series
V 9%:
29%
43
'
83/8
'
151/4'
9%
30%
9%
3
common
>
8%
151/4
••
93/4
43
.
Corp
*8%
'
15
9%
3.50
common
preferred
Brown
3
5
common...
preferred
83/4
♦14%
V
.2.50
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
75 y2 May 26
35% May 28
Jun
Stratton
71% Jun
Jan
35% Jan
Si
5.50%
105% Apr 26
33% Mar 18
2
convertible
Bristol-Myers Co
May 31
4
44% Nov
Airways Inc
4 y2 %
8 S/8
100
Briggs Manufacturing Co
"6
5
No par
Bridgeport Brass Co
4
28% Jan
42% Jan
:
16
12
80
4
25
104
S7% Jan
11
55
17
t
6
Jan
633/4 Jan
8
Braniff
4
12% Jan
9'% May 10
-
5% preferred
48
42% May 19
12% Sep
66%
Common
41 Vb Jan
20
Nov
18
18
13% Jan
28
8y4 May 12
40 V* Jan 13
44
"
113/4 Jan
20% Jan
8% Apr 29
13 3% Apr
16
•:
8
31% July 10
•2y2 Nov 27
Dec
14
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
15 y2 Oct
22
24% Jun
13% Sep
23
19% Jan
92
16% May 26
18
14% Jan
2
68% Jan
2
803/4 Apr
42
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
28% Oct
21
24% Jan
5
13
Nov 24
28% Nov
2
10
67
Buffalo
Forge
May 10
17% Jan
4
Bullard
Co
14% Apr 29
1,8 ya Apr
4
73% Jan
5
18%Jah
13
24
Jan
4.
4
76% May 13
preferred
Bulova
1
Co
Inc
Burlington Industries
4% preferred
66
Jan
21
82
Jan
5
40% Jun
2
5
20% May 26
26% Feb
5
2
4
8% Jun
2
27% Jan lj
20
10
Mar 30
13% Dec
31
41/2 Jun
1
May 24
9% May 13
16
Jan
6
California Packing Corp
6
Callahan
Campbell Red
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
26
55% Dec 28
45
Mar
1
59
Jun
1
Dec
4
22% Aug 14
19
Mar
9
22'A Jun
1
Oct
23
89
51
Feb
11
80
Feb
26
Apr 22
43% Mar 14
-44% Jun. 1
32% Mar 22
32% Mar
69
3
July 28
24
55
Mar
8
May 26
85
Apr 28
49
Apr 29
4
38% Jan
27% Apr
60% Jan
18
6
Canada
Lake
Southern
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
Cannon
Mills
Co
Mines
Ry Co
Canadian
16
16'
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
32,600
75%
751/4
75%
75%
*75%
76 Y
120
67%
*65
67%
80
*79%
80
18%
1
16%
;
8,600
*
*65
67%
*65
*79%
,
12%
(
80
♦79%
;
r
80
373/8
39%
38%
39%
39
20»/2
40%
39%
39%
211/B
21
21
21%
•203/a
21%
9%
21%
800
9%
9
8%
9%
9%
93/4
1,300
32%
333%
32%
32%
32%
5,200
7,100
3,500
2,800
7,400
10.500
32%
9%
32%
r
32.
134,200
1
Ltd
Ry
4%
4va
4 %
.5
Calumet & Hecla Inc
15% Mar 11
19
12%
15%
113%
16%
67%
3
*
Mining Corp
12s/a
1,600
-13,300
28
13i/a
*79%
..
18
21,400
173/4
82%
2734
123/a
'
1
26% Jan
17
*80
27%
xl6 '/a
*65.
3.33%
17%
82%
263%
16%
76
5
*
16%
*80
13%
18'/2
100
Byers Co (A M)
81%
27%
16 Vb
100
pref
17%
27
13%
*73%
3vi% preferred
34% May
7% Jan
TO
*80%
1
Bush Terminal Co
17% Oct
16%
821/2
100
com
4% %
second
17%
•27 ,27
'
5
Inc
Burroughs Corp
353/4 Feb
Jan
'
10
Watch
21
66
17
*80
No par
Co
78% May 6
20% May 27
27% July 27
36% Sep 22
24 y4 Dec 30
57 Va Dec 11
$5
May 4
84% Aug 17
453/4 Mar 18
32% Aug 12
O3/* Mar 17
41% Nov 30
5
common
18
Jan
46y4 Jun
Co
Jan
July 10
30
Budd
Jan
34
Jun
18
5%
6
85
2
11
20% Apr
8
26% July 28
27% Jan
Apr 22
80%
'263/4
4%
20%
4'/2
43/4
4%
4%
213/g
20%
203/4
20%
20"%
11'%
203/4
20%
Ltd——1
...1.80
1.66%
No par
11%
ll'/a
57
58
11%
ny2
57%
59
21%
58 >/a
58%
58%
59
22%
21%
22 Va
22
22 »/4
22 '
22 '/a
*82
106
*37
85,
45
No par
...
25
No par
11%
25%
*55%
50%
85
11%
*
*83
•
85
"83
47
*46%
48
"46%
•363/4
38%
25%
*83,
46
,
45
,
11%
3734
*373%
37%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*551/4
56%
551/4
55%
.
37%
253%
"55
•
85
1
i.
48
37%
25%..
56
'260
100
6,400
100
Volume
Number 5957
191
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Range
for PrevioM
Year 1059
Lowest
20
Feb 10
1?% Nov
373/b
33VaDec
31
8
Dec
85
33 % Sep
23
45% NOV 25
NOV
17
.
•
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
7 % Apr
102% Jan
41% Jan
4
Airlines Inc
Carborundum Co
19
Feb
Oct
16
39
19
29% Jun
1
40 % Feb
16
26% Apr
1
58% Mar 11
29 »/4 Feb
781/4 Jan
22
26% Feb
2
10% May 19
22 % Jan
5
119% Mar 16
Jan
12
7 % Apr
Nov
16
36% Aug
89% Nov 10
12
6
22
22
125% May 13
Sep
25
Nov 23
32
17% Dec 30
21% Apr 16
13
Jan
5
41
Jan 30
17
21
30% Jun 24
88% Dec 28
37% Sep 10
71% Feb
18 % Sep
91% July
114% Jan
26%
26%
27
1,100
22%
24%
23%
25%
22%
24
Ry_100
No par
18,100
*92%
93 V*
92%
92%
*92%
93
92 Va
92%
80
39 %
39%
39%
39%
,____5
41%
42%
42
42 V4
cornmon__
___10
30%
30%
__50
May 19
7Ve Feb
341/2 Jan
6
8
92
22% Jun
116
1
Jan
31% Jan
,
44% Mar 20
Jan
25
119% Mar
75% Apr
9
29
83% Jan
Power
Steel
Products
(J
I)
Co
13
4.20%
8
26% May 31
17% Mar 4
35Vo Jan
15
3
19
Jan
11
5%
21% May 13
25% Jan
15
Central
Aguirre
21% May 31
Central
55
Mar 23
17
8
78% May 12
21 Va Mar 29
5 % preferred series B
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
20
381/4 May 13
Central
27
93
32% Jan
27
88% Jan
46% May 11
42% Jan
31
22
31
22
28% Jan
8"% Jan
12
15% Mar 11
34% Sep
21
29% Jan
9% Mar
5
50% Mar
6% Jan
29% Jun
12
27
9
3
Central
6
of
Georgia Ry
-'4%%
Central
Illinois
4
28 % May 23
Central
RR
of
381/2 May 20
28% Feb 15
Central
&
Central
Soya
Central
1
42
Apr
1
79
Cerro
,Jan
de
50% Feb
18
13% Jan
Certain-Teed
12
40% Apr
Cessna
51/2 Jan
24
30
May 19
4
88
Jan
9
87% Dec
16
99
Nov
30
N
Nov
24
25 Va Apr
25% Sep
24
42% Jan.
19
Mar
42% Jan
92% Apr
11
42
Jun
17
3
21
Jan
9
4
33% Feb
26
Oct
26
106
131/4 Apr
118% Feb
3
19 % Aug
4
69% Jan
6
95
26
4
Mar
Mar 15
99% Apr
11% Apr
Jan
8
38
July
14
22
May 31
34% Jan
53
Jan
16
30 Va May 13
43% Jan
6
36% Sep
1
29
23% Nov 25
63
5
Jan
44 Va Mar 30
35% May
19 V2 Mar
8
33% July
71% May 22
62
22
16
17
26
40 %
5
Apr
26%
20%
21%
19%
No par
*54
51%
51%
51
51%
6,600
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
800
.2.50
36%
37%
36%
37 V*
37
38
37%
38%
14,400
23%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,700
7%
*7%
8%
*7%
Corp
No par
1
23
9.50
7%
No par
9 V4
8
9%
9%
1,700
31%
10,200
9%
29 Va
29%
29%
31
30%
5
30 %'
30%
30
8
1
9 V4
9%
300
1
12%
13
12%
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
8,200
l__1
33%
35 Va
33 %
35
33%
34%
34%
"35%
Inc:
47,700
l
3 %
3 Va
3%
3%
3%
!
3%
3%
7,800
10
54
56 Va
3 V4
56
57
30%
55
56%
*30
30%
No par
30%
?
convertible
preferred
Class A
30 %
30%
92
92
92
*91V*
93
160
41%
40%
41 %
:4i
41%
41V*
42
21,100
18%
18
18 Va
18
18 Va
18 Va
18%
18,000
317/a
'
*97
No par
x29%
31%
9,000
207/a
197/a
20%
23,300
21%
21%
22%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
60%
61%
60%
61%
f
104
*97
V
104
*97
1
11%
22
*22
25
22
22
32
*31%
32%
31
31 ^
*36%
37 %
36%
u_50
Paul & Pac
36%
11%
11%
"
11%
11%
.20%
21 Va
20 Va
20%
197/e
x63%
64
63
63%
62
com
No par
29% Jan
5
20
May
32
Jan
8
May 2C
15% Jan
4
Chickasha, Cotton
19
54% Jun
2
Chock
42 Va May 11
71% Jan
6
Chrysler
5
;
Corp
1
25
—
200
20 Va
20%
7,600
61
*
373/a
62
1,300
240
1,900
17%
18%
17%
18
18%
4,700
STOCK
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
30%
30
30
1,900
EXCHANGE
23%
23%
x23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
6,100
CLOSED
24%
24%
24 %
24%
23%
24%
237/8
24%
5,800
22
22%
17%
_100
OH___.
500
22
31%
37%
r
62%
23 Va May
12%
31
,
*
20%
1100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
i__8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No Par
104
18 Va
No par
5%5 preferred series A
100
12,600
22
pfd
noncum
5,200
10,400
61%
*11%
tv-.:
37% "
*36%
'
10%
*97
11%
1
36
60
104
22
'
3,100
187/a
*31
preferred
O'Nuts
30%
30%
21%
;
40
i
Western
30%
92
91%
com__i__10
com
Ry
1,500
18 Va
>-100
—
Western
55
40%
11
Cerp_;
51
I
t
62 %
Corp
8
9 V4
i
Corp
91%
90
9%
4
4
72% May 20
J 3,500
; 1,300
26%
4
4
21
36
50%
35%
Full
36
'26%
4
50% Feb
80
20%
^_50
23 Va Jan
39% Jan
55%'
*771/4
20%
51
29% Jan
17
*54
80
20%
51
36 % Jan
46 Va Dec
55%
*77%
20%
51
Mar
17
*54
80
"20%
91%
Mar
26% Jun
55%
*77%
*90
23
13
*54
91%
26 % May
24
7,200
*90
36% July 28
37 % Apr 17
18% Jun
20%
90%
32% Jan
22
600
x20
90 %
45 % May 25
Jan
100
22%
36%
23
13
4,000
18%
22%
80
10%
North
28%
*18
55%
61%
Chic &
1,800
20%
35%
A
160
77
>
*77%
21%
series
37,000
20%'
1100No par -
32 %
5%
210
24%
27%
20%
21
Chic Milw St
27%
21 %
19%
26
89
117
x76
21
23
2
27 Va
27%
78
18%
23
37 Va Jan
76%
22%
26% Nov
27% Dec 24
24% Oct 22
77
21%
5%
89
X23 %
♦1141/4
22
Corp
Chic- Great
89%
23%
117%
*18
'
28% Nov
18% Nov
89 Va
22%
27%
27%
4,100
32,200
116%
•"77
.
6 %
29%
*36
Chicago & East 111 RR
6
69% Feb
77
90
6 Va
28%
23 Vt
31%
7
26% Jan
Jun""
77
13,300
6
117%
*116
"116%
22%
21
16
22%
24%
,
116
90
200
20,600
29
6
27%
18%
Co____
Motors
3Va%
18
Jan
25
23 Va
DAY
*89
32 %
13
38% Nov
MEMORIAL
90
Chemway Corp
_L_-1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
:
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
14% Mar 24
43% Jan
59
'
*89
22%
1
35% May 27
104%
28 Va
21%
10% Jun
8
103 %
6 %
27
21 %
17 Va Mar 23
15
103%
*6
6
28%
22
■;
Chemetron
Dec
*102%
104
6
27%
32%
Checker
4
74% July
102%
103
CLOSED
1
6
29% Jan
46
102%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
38% Jan
2
29
'11%
■
_^1.25
2
21% Jun
18
11%
Vought Aircraft Inc___.,
18% Jun
5
10% Oct
11%
Chance
31
36% Jan
647/a Dec
.11%
92'
37% Dec
34% Feb
11%
11%
,
380
*
36 Vt
Common
4
6
11 Vt
11%
$4.50 preferred
No par.
Champion Spark Plug Co
j.1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co__<
1
9
Sep
72%
*
36%
Co__
Belt
26% Nov
15
70%
*21%
J
Gotham
6
8
73%
•
36
Products
Aircraft
Chain
11
8
34% Mar
70%
"•
•
*18
Corp
Chadbourn
17% May 13
26% May
3
45% May 28
35
76 Va
18
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
37% Jun
X74 %
21%
Co.^__:__
Pasco
Apr
70% Jan
77
Service_L_10
South West
3% May 11
46% May 11
July 27
75
*
18
Sugar Co
Century Industries Co
Jan
•
28V4
^
21%
Violetta
16% Jan
Co
28% Feb
52
com
Public
11
; 30%
40%
28 Va
36 V4
3
9
40 Va
28%
Lgt common.No par
preferred
_100
51% Jun
26
41
Illinois
4
21% May 2
7% May 31
16
16% Apr
May
May
29%
40%
*27%
\
•
_l
8
Jan
30%
411/4
28 V4
1
57
19% Mar
11,000
29%
40%
___5
5
76
4,800
*27 Va
_20
Sugar, Co
22
Aug 14
20
38 Va Mar 23
Apr
99 % Feb
common
preferred
Jan
Mar
5,200
45%
31V4
7".
54% Jan
Aug 20
80
22
__
Corp
39%
43%
28
100
Foundry Co
22
Celotex
39%
44%
40%
100
23
39%
30%
common_No par
Apr
39%
28
12.50
preferred
3,500
41%
l..
Inc
9,000
-
40%
Celanese Corp of Amer com_^No par
1%
2nd preferred
AlOO41/2% conv preferred series A_100
2
13
9%
1
common..
NOV
Dec
May 29
Light
Caterpillar Tractor
'
No par
;
& Ohio
Co
27
~8%
~4%
&
20
32 % Dec
11% Sep 22
Co
1%: preferred
61/2%
2nd preferred
26
5
Feb
Mfg
Corp
Clinchfieid
Corp
Carter
Case
19
88
July 27
32% Dec 31
11
Dec
20
42 V. Mar 24
25% May
:
34% July 29
114% Dec 22
76% Sep 22
9
102% May 24
12
98 Va Jan
26 Va
41/2%
preferred ■_
Carriers & General Corp
4
6
26%
Carolina
23
7
30
26%
Carrier
27
29
43
Carpenter
89 Va Dec
Dec
9
42
6
31% Jan
108
8%
42%
4
46 % Jan
Sep
8%
41V4
58% Jan
1
18
8%
43%
4
26% Sep 30
8
38% Jan
40% Dec
Shares
8V1
42%
(Philip)
41% Jan
2
'
June 3
26 Va
Carey
40% May
May 25
the Week
Friday
June 2
43%
Carolina
35
9
Sales tor
Thursday
43 %
4
25
Apr
8V4
HIGH SALE PRICES
26%
95
12
1
AND
Wednesday
June 1
5
Carlisle
4
35% Feb
Tuesday
May 31
10
2
49% Jan
Monday
May 30
Par
Capital
88 Va Jan
5
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
25% Jun
48% Jan
62
NEW YORK
13 Va Jan
41% Apr 25
26% May 27
22% Jun
3
52% Feb 10
'EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
1
Highest
19
17
(2425)
.
18
*22%
23
*13
13%
48
t
*13
48%
48%
52%
45%
43%
447/a
35
22
*21 %
22
*13
13%
35
DAY
'
44%"
MEMORIAL
*21
.
13%
*13
133/4
70
51%
51%
52%
19,900
44%
46 Va
46%
47%
41,700
34%
■
54%
35
343/4
35%
3,400
82%
823/4
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
303/4 Dec
11
37
Jan
21
-30% Feb
8
35 % May 16
77
Dec
23
913/4 Feb
16
>78 % Jan
4
83% Mar 21
Dec
17
1023/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
2
35% Oct
23
47% Jun
30
3
46% Jan
14
64% July 10
28% May
493/8 Mar
9
54
463/4 Nov
19
643/4 Jan
26
39% Jun
1
49
273/4 Mar 20
18% Apr
29
-
93
15
43
Feb
5
Jan
9
15% Dec
16
57
Nov
2
183/4 Jan
i
2
100
*
12
38% Jan
5
;
May 16
*
22
89
23
Dec
55% Jan
101
57
24% Jan
Dec
28
33
Dec
9
39
2
243/4 Jan
46
Jan
28
120
Dec
29
41
2
47% Jan
51 % Jan
90% Jan
65% Feb
20
57
12
33
14
42
Feb
Dec
15
48% Mar
136% Jan
16
65
;
Apr
62
Apr
35% Apr
126% Feb
^_No par
5
;__10
Cleveland Electric Ilium com__u_15
1 $4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd_—50
1 " Special guaranteed 4%
stock__50
8
Clevite
7
59% Jun
3
'
Sep
21
71
Dec
23
433/8 July 27
Feb
27
333/4 May
71 Va Jan
21% Jan
7;
293/a Dec
18
22% Mar
47% Dec
9
72 Va Dec
16
48
34 Va Dec
10
82
23% Jan
8
45 % Nov
13
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
193/4 Nov
18
153/4 Nov
23
16
6
76% Mar 28
6
69% Jan
4
193/4 May
483% May
7
24% Mar 13
60% Dec
30 % Jan
% Jan
35% Jan
4
46% Jan
50% Mar 11
49
41
48% Feb
-100
No par
_:
f
Internat'l
Coca-Cola
Corp—No par
V Colgate-Palmolive Co commons—1
.
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Collins Radio Co
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron common—5
5
Feb
Co com—No par
Coca-Cola Co
>
35
preferred
1%
_1
Corporation
Peabody &
Cluett
May 26
130Va Mar
48% Feb
.—_t__5
preferred
5%%
_50
B
series
25
8% Jan
2
150
180
33%
*33
693/4
65
69
55%
56%
56%
56%
*126%
128 Va
►126%
128 Va
►126%
129
58%
593/8
58%
59%
59
"
,
73%
73%
253/4
26
3,700
66%
68%
65 %
68 V*
63%
663/4
621%
64
114,900
20%
21%
x20
203/4
20%
21%
00
223%.
*47%
47%
*46%
47 Va
*46%
47%
*46%
*52%
153/4 Jan
27
18% Feb
18
Columbia
Pictures
65
18
$4.25
1st
System Inc
16
61%
60
60
60
No par
46%
47
46%
463/4
46%
Elec__5
46%
47%
47 %
48..
48
48%
48
Engineering Inc—1—1
Credit Co——:——10
Solvents
—-1
Commonwealth Edison Co com__25
24%
24 %
24%
25%
58
5 8 3/4
57
57%
Xl7%
19 Va
175/a
18%
563/4
57 Va
95%-
95%
Co
Carbon
28% Jan
4
Combustion
5
Commercial
Commercial
19% Jun
3
11
96% Mar 24
253/4 May
123/s Sep
1033/4 Jan
19
13
6
2
108% Apr
Mar
20
25
3
preferred
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
4.64%
10% Apr
27
Conde
173/8 Jan
18
Cone
3
12% Jan
12
Congoleum-Nairn
3
Jan
6
8% Feb
7% Jun
'
233/4 May
24
68 Va Jan
21
59
Jan
4
17
106% Feb
25
96% Jan
13
29
%
64% Apr
1003/4 Apr
13
Mills
Corp
19
58% Dec
1
Sep
23
29% Dec
31
21
22% Nov
9
21% Dec
2
27% July 10
24
45% Sep 21
573/4 Feb
12 Va Dec
32
Feb
17
33
Jan
6
25
423/4 Nov
5
42% Feb
26
May
20 Va Jan
20
Consol
9-
19
Jan
40% Jan
583/4 May 31
613/4 Feb 25
53% Jan
Dec
23
993/4 Mar 10
88% Jan
4
25
99
87% Jan
4
95
81 Va Jan
6
88
92
Feb
Jan
20
22
7
May
Apr
9
92 Va
May 8
553/4 July 29
107% Apr 27
58% Jan
92
6
Apr 13
23% Mar 11
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
5
$4.16 preferred
87% Apr
48% Jan
Jan
38
Apr 26
Feb
2
1043/4 Jan
40% Apr
75% Jan
26
4
47?/e Jan
101
83 % May
2
10V4 Mar 12
10
May 17
14% Jan
18
23% Apr 20
19% May 17
22 % Jan
For footnotes, see
page
26.
—
23
20
27
No par
No par
No par
Industries
5%
58 Vs
58 Va"
58 Vs
95 Vt
8,700
16,600
-
1,100
95%
133/4
13%
14
14
2,300
■
8% v
v
99%
8Vs
6,200
24
24%.
4,000
62 %' '
62%
62 %
7,900
99%
100 "
2,900
16,500
8 VB
61%
'
100
100
;
24%
8
233/4
•
5,700
14
13%
14
13%
5,100
8%
-
8%
310
13%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
108
13%
14
13
"
8 3/4
9
108
too
—
7%
.
%;
51%
535/a
29
29
23%
23%
52%
53
52%
533A,
52%
;
28
28%
28
29%
29
(29%
24
24 »/4
23%
24
23%
21
21 V*
203/4
20%
425/8
42%
423/4
43 Va
10
10
10
10
*103/8
11
*103/8
32%
32%
32
32
32%
33
33%
33%
3,300
57%
58%
57%
58 3/s
58
58%
58
583/4
9,900
89
89 3/4
89%
92%
*92%
943/4
*92 Va
943/4
85%
*83
85 Va
*83
86%
x89
90 V*
*92%
94%
*82%
85 Va
25%
26%
"
92%
*83
..
.
:
.
-
*205/8
21
*203/4
"•
54 %
23 V*
43%
435/8
44%
89%
90
7,600
1,600
700
21
453/4
14,200
30
11
90
460
...
70
.
of America—
*
preferred —
--100'
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred ^
i
No par
Continental Can Inc common^_f—10
$3.75 preferred
No par
Continental Copper & Steel— 4
!
110,700
.
Common
29% Jan
14
83
8 7/8
99%
2
2,500
19%
*107%
14%
99%
Container Corp
30% Nov
14
14Vt
No par
Electronics Industries.^—5
Foods Corp
1.33 Va
Gas
Utilities
—1
Consolidated Laundries Corp__t—5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd—_100
Consolidation Coal Co
;—1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
933/4 Mar 24
87% Sep
79 % Sep
"
107%
Edison of N Y com—No par
Consolidated
29
14
62%
Consolidated
Mar 23
1073/4
613/4
Consol
Jan
26%
5874
18%'
*
•
4
583/8
18 3/8
:95
62%
_
255/a
58 3/4
108
61%
"
26%
573/8
'
24%
29% Jan
23% Jan
-/
57%
233/4
4
3,600
175/8
~
:
■
*94%
"
'
48%
'»
25%
■"
107%
8%
.
130
3,300
'
58
95
24%
54% Jun
49
•
95
57 %
107%
8 3/s
273/8 May
May 17
<
1,700
60
47
J
,
23%
$5 preferred
4
.,
1
Consolidated Cigar Corp
2
17
42 % May 18
30 % Apr
-100
—100
—1
:—1
10
No par
Inc
.
173/4 Sep
Co
Publishing
Nast
3
13% May 11
1
303/8 NOV 24
Jun
22
Southern Ohio
&
.
15%
15%
16
61
61% May
59% Apr
16
15%
16 Va
Columbus
4
34,500
47
Columbian
4
30,700
19 3/8
63 Va
4
8
433/4
19%
16 Va
2
133/a Mar
43
19%
46%
49% Jan
20
433/8
19
*61%
48% Jun
56% Mar
903/4 Jan
54
53
423/4
"
'
5
3
19,100
47V?.
53
'
Va
No par
common
preferred
9
30
74'A
26
60
44% Mar
19,000
74%
25%
74
39 Va Feb
21,700
74%
24 Va Mar 23
9
343/4
25%
19
Apr 20
34%
74 Va
53%
18 J/4 Mar 11
59%
35%
59
25%
43%
43
2,300
75
19
64
36,200
253/4
41 Vs
101 Va Apr
112% Feb
66%
58
24%
*74%
♦52%
233/8 Feb 17
55% Jan 27
60
64
56%
4
*1125
34%
35
3 4 3/8
35
4,100
34%
*33
"34%
*1125
*1125
19 3/s
151% Mar 23
'
54%
53%
93
52%
7
533/4
61
41%
58% Dec
.
53%
900
1,100
12,700
.
93
52%
5
37%
*60
19Va
NOV
15%
36
61
40%
Apr
44%
V
15 %
383/4
93
10
2
2,900
*60
pfd—100
Jun
44
15%
353/4
9,400
18,700
^
*92
Gas
Mar 23
44
*15%
<
-•
Columbia
noncumulative
4%
21%
61
*1125
343/4
21%
68
*126%: 128%
58%
213/4
'
;
54
4
95% Dec
11% Jan
20 Va Dec
533/4
40%
1,200
923/a
203/a Jan
1
101 Va Oct 23
•44" Nov 17
75
Dec 18
713%
55
x69
53%
39%
303/a
92 3/8
28
30
25 Vs Jun 25
82
Dec 1 9
44 Va Jun 18
33
53 %
39%
60
98%
54
x
Apr
20% Sep
24
35
*33%
533/4
*97
61
,
19
143/4 Jun
87
60 %
Broadcasting System_2.50
6
523/a May 22
94%
Columbia
18
22 V.
54%
94
4
10
37% Oct
'
53%'
53%
433/4
15V8
35%
24
6% Feb
14
.
15%
33 Va
60
-
>
44%
15%
373%
Jan
14% Jan
"10% Sep
26% Dec
\
43%
45
15%
33%
Feb
673/4 Aug
1013/4 Sep
*44%'
57
50
38% M&y 18
2
22%
45
17
9
22%
21%"
303/s
21%
39%
303/4
393/8
•
53%
39%
12
14
22
53
22
18
543/4 Jan
Dec
533%
39%
983/4
*30
523/4t
.
83%
*96
<
31
Jan
25% Nov
12% Sep
55% Jan
30%
31%
.»
*82%
98 3/4
Southern Ry—
Colorado &
90
82
'
36% Apr
20
'
433/4 Sep 21
32% Jun -17
35
82
*96
99
39%
,___10
City Investing Co___—;
34%
83%
'
31%
.
11
713/4May31 7
67
*96
City; Stores Co_____
Clark Equipment Co______
7
r
*82
City Products Corp____
4 \7
18 7
% May 19
99
Jan
591/4 Dec
r,
553/4 May 13 7
18
Jan
Jim
Jan
1
100
Cities Service Co_L______
4
17
8.50
preferred •__
—_
4
>.43% May 24
14% Mar 23
Mar 20
J»
n
,
1
43/4 %
preferred
_100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co_-__10
C I T Financial Corp_i_.
No par
4%
.
Apr
33% May 31
44% Jun
•'/ Common
V
'
40
3/4
87 %
41
24%
*86
25%
"
41 Vs
1013/4
101%
101%
413/4
42%
42
43
82%
83
83
81
Vi
243/4
243/a
*86
87Va
40%
101%
40%
102
<
425/s
■'87%
.
;—-2
preferred—.'—25
♦19%
11
20%
10%
*19%
40%
102%
5
245/b
•86
40"%
102
25
403/a
! 102
43Va '
425/s
43 Va
813/4
f
;
12,500
87Va
84
,*81%
f
10%
common
convertible
*86
2,700
60
22,000
81%
70
X10%
101/2
16,100
*195/8
20%
-
103/4
10%
ho%
20%
*19%
20%
The Commercial and Financial
Range tor Previou
Oct
9% Sep 22
45 y» Oct
23
4
21
7
54% Dec
23
59% Jun
50% Sep
42% Mar
15% May 11
24% Jan
4
4
57% Jan
7
16
24
May 12
83% Apr
85% Jan
8
19
Sep
88
,
55
4
86% Apr 2a
90
18% Oct
6
24% Jun
10
19
3
83/4 Jan
5
14% Dec
31
11% Mar
4
15
3
2
5% Apr
22
3% May
12
4% Jan
19
46% May
6
12
64% Jan
4
39% Jan
11
27
Apr
24% Jan
Jan
88
12
72
Nov
71% Nov 24
85
Mar 30
36 % Sep
40% Oct
35% Jan
1
2
-16% Jan
*
*23% Dec 23
Nov
41
Dec
85
5%
15
Jan
32% Feb
21
24
114% July
104% Sep 21
18% May 10
2
29% Jan
4
93% May 19
109% Jan
5
12% Jan
11
Jan
11
May 31
6c
r
41%
33
go
19 y«
14%
X48%
73
-
25
26%
19 %
.
19%
*84
■
90
\
:
46%
•
•
'*,'6%
17 % Mar
4
9
30
65
10% May 18
Jan
18
Cuneo
—5
.
Jan
14
*33%
34%
21
9y4 Apr 25
56% Apr 27
9%
9%
16% Jan
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
60 % Jan
8
56%
*55%
20% Mar 22
19
X21%
21 %
*20
19%
20 y8
18%
32%
32%
32%
10
90%
92
89'%
1
100
x33%
33%
33%
86
85
85
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
22%
22i/8
22 3/b
21% Apr
2
25% Feb
3
27% Jan
2
40% Nov
25
12% Jan
7
9
16% May
31% Jan
4
8
9%
7
34% Sep
14
Nov
25
31
Apr 29
37% Jan
59% Jan
5
943/4 Dec
14
82
Jan 29
96
37 % Nov
6
46% Dec
21
33% Apr 29
44
prior preferred
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
$4
$1.60
Jan
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
14%
9%
•
67
*65
67
25^
.
900
:
3,500
.
N
1,600
28%
72,500
33%
.33%
>10,100
'
>
37
37
44
45%-
90 y4
90%
-20 ye
'
12
i 20%
800
!
*55%
6%
9%
96 '
'
100
9%
12%
*34%
35
9%
C
"V
900
v
9%
57
*55%
57
21
21
500
6,000
s ;
.
-66
*12
-35
100
220
9%
*64
j
160
15,200
•-
14%
;
9%
.
14,600
.•V
6%
„
..U-" \ 14%
15
9%
'
,
'
6%
<
96
i
-
12%
*34%
-
,
96
65
65
9%
*
v
,Y'
28 y4
"
"
20%"
*94%
33%
*84
5
1
Aug 27
Inc
Press
♦65
800
19.
'-24%
33%
18%
t
..
89%
67
preferred
4%%
;r:j 2,500
33
18%
38
'*6%
19%
32%
15
18
4
600
1,500
73%
32%
-
44%
V
;
,"73%
u
90%
21
15
5
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
69% Mar 23
>■,
4,400
/
"
47%
£-
43%
57
Feb
No par
No par
1
X56 %
25
Sep
10% Sep
59% Dec
14% Jan
2
9%
40
3%
.
'
28%
34%
33% Mar 22
37
34%
20
41% Jan
9
Jun
15%
9%
■!■
25
12%
18
12 %
Aug
13
11%
15
11%
12% Mar 31
33
65% Dec
May
*14%
'
,i.
90%
Yr
9%
81% Mar 11
18
-
M4%'*
47
v
V
•
14%
9%
15
10% Jun
6
13% Mar 18
8,100
."5,800
,
19%
J3%
47
19
6%
14%
6
5,500
•
'
«
16
4,100
■
'
r90
-
-'14
k
26%
32%
19%
37% Jan
;
-3%
33
*37
96
21% Jan
*87
14 %
-
24%
91%
28
84
19
/; M8%
'
23
"
w
19%
73%
*73
.
'■ \
26%
5% Dec
V
164%
*.84
32%
*.
43%,-
*94
6
A
3%
.
33
18%
,
<*"
15%
153%l.
163 %
...
86
*14%
;
,
38
*90%
96
6
t
43
•
■
•
•
19 ■
24%
*37
90%
♦94
j *,'
32%
32%
y
43 %
90 %
i-u
19%
73%
24%
42 %
>
3%
-
3,300
4,000
*
48%
32%
f
t39
53%
164
*87
r-
i
-
—1
162%
,
,-14%
;is%
,t
2,700
31%
*
,
*73
73
24%
53%
'8,100
20,700
,
'31%
15%
39
53%
33,000
,'
35 %
38%
36%
/•
*
•
9%
.
30%
"15%
/"
90
♦3%
.43 %•
'
"31
\ /
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',
' 51
34 %
,•
....
165%
47
19
15%
.
.
(•;*,
19%
32%
vl8%.
v
32
31
"
1
48%
♦32%
DAY
,
31%
30%
;
<
„
19%
3%
CLOSED
MEMORIAL
;
14%
3%
EXCHANGE
:
V,
36%
*14%
19%
'
|
15%
*88
:
41
35%
v
.
15 % Dec
-
40%
••
,
/
*84^,86
•
37 %
4
98 % Apr
;
86
,
,
.*>'?. 1
JM.j
33 %
Jan
7
.">84
n. 1
j.
165
Sales for
the Week
Friday
'June 3
49%
oy.
9%
53%
•>
162
26%
Cork
V,
33
53%
162%
preferred
$2
91% May 18
31
36%
53%
26%
Crown
54
'
STOCK
Publishing
Crowell-Collier
7
23
36% Mar 22
15%
37ya
53
.11
-
49%
9
31%
15%
15%,
*
,«('»•'
•
33%
31%
30%
v
36%
32%
3
38% Apr
42% May 31
86
Jan
4
j.
37%
28% Jun
1
6
j.'
30%
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common.—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
5%% convertible preferred—100
Cuba RE 6% noncum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar
—10
17
-28V4 Feb
20
••
34
30%
Seal common—2.50
.16% Feb
Jan
Corp
preferred
conv
28
60% Jan
9
25% May
26
*23% Feb 17
Petroleum
Crescent
19% May 13
4
17% Mar
-
Wheat Corp
Cream of
5
.
33%
**
25
100
2
com..—1
—25
preferred
3%%
75 % Mar 24
33%
June 2
47%
*
t
41%
40
32%
*
..
„
f—1
—1
Crane Co common
4
9%
42%
*
»
'Thursday
•
"
49%
9%
33
T—1
s
PRICES
'
*
—1
Coty Internatl Corp
40% Feb
44
*37% May 27
50% Jun
31% Mar
Inc
Coty
15
SALE
>•"■5"
;
: '
48%
.
.
:
June 1
41%
—5
---5
-—5
Petroleum Corp
Wednesday
•
'
,
—.5
Cosden
5
May
of America
July 23
23% Oct
7
19
72% Jan
14
23% Apr .15
28% Mar 7 9
30
29% Jan
Jun
;
.
\
•
Corning Glass Works common—-5
3%% preferred
-100
3%% preferred series of 1947^.100
May 26
166
*
.
7
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn Products Co (Del?
7
Jan
3
46% Apr
124
Feb
Steel
Controls Co
2
29
35% May
15
1
154% Dec
84% Feb, U
85
Feb
4
10
Insurance
Continental
42% Feb
33% Mar 17
9
89% Feb
Continental Oil of Delaware
30% May 31
45% Aug 12
Nov
19% Sep
39% Jan
35
28 y. May
4
50% Dec
23
4
40% Mar 16
31% May 10
Oct
31
6
Jan
5
1
5
Continental Motors
57
1
Jun
Continental
11% Jan
9% May 11
40
4
56% Jan
44% May 11
66
23
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Mar 5
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
Lowest
46
May 30
Par
EXCHANGE
"
Tuesday
May 31
47% •.» 48%
9l/a
9%
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Year 1959
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
.
Monday, June 6, I960
...
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
ur-,
Chronicle
(2426)
18
*20 y4
100
11,900
21%
-
,100
200
'
xl8%
18%
18%
20 y4
*31%
31%
31%
31%
400
89
90
89
89%
,3,300
34
35
34%
343/4
2,100
85
85
13%
133/4
13%
135/8
5,900
22
•• -
221/4
22%
22 3/a
5,600
26,300
D
43% Jan
Nov
9
91% Feb
Jan
4
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
13% Apr
12
36% July 15
22
83
2
26 y. Jan
34
83
16
85% May
6
33% Jan
preferred series A
Mills
Corp
Dayco
5
common
River
Dan
Inc
22
50c
10
—
Daystrom Inc
49% May 31
5
17
Corp
3%%
3
15% Jan
May 31
35% Feb
49% Mar 18
Dana
4
Feb
6
47% Dec
18
61
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
78
May 10
Feb
27
74% Feb
3
77
May
2
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
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1
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Number 5957
Year 1959
Highest
72
9
5% Jan
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49% Feb
28
10% Apr
30
40 Va Dec
43% Nov 25
56% Jan
23% Aug 12
70% Dec 30
6
2
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21% Apr 29
22 y2 Apr 25
34% Jun
26
17
65 y2
May 31
28
Ferro
47
Jan
5
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Corp
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51% Dec
21
41% Feb
45% Feb
4
57% Mar 20
34 y4 Apr
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6
19% Jan
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5
31% Nov 24
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33% May 9
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14
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19
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17
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20
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22
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23
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26
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11
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20
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104
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6
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Fawick
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3
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4
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18
26
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3
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Mar 31
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13%
393/4/
■
9lVa
92
1051/4, 107
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t
100%
47
t
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36
2.500
22,900
163A
46%
,
41%
•
18%
56'A
'
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i:
35%
41'A
.
.200
18
'
108
33%
.'
11,800
76 "
x55%
133/4
■T
34%
33%
76
18 »/2
*91
623A
62%
•
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34 .-a
,
100
1
:
108
870.
31%
99%. 100%;
13%/
.a 13%
23,200
43 Va
142%
.-142
'
91'A
..911/4
91
i
18.000
-
55%
161/4
100 3/4
••
50
2,900
-
-
273/4
510%
18%
"
100
101'A
4,300
551/4
M
I6V4
-16%
163b
-
•„
42%
32%
75 Va
323/8
31%
i91/4
10-
271/8
141%
100
44%
.
' ,89
•
503
-
42 3a
141V4
78
543/4
.
42%
-
-
19
508 %
140%- 141%
'."42%
•
*75
.
88
2.700
30
; " 43%
s
8,100
34%
*29%
.27
26%
500
509
5031/2
3 2 3/8
r
83
-
431/4
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871/4
26'a
/•:
1413/4
31%
87»a
...
v
'
.42%
43
42
509%
42%
140%
;4993a
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30
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30
4,400
42Va
34%
34'A
v
26%
26v4
1
41 'A
33%
29V4
42
*
41%
421/4
341/4/
•
16,800
155
41%
x33%
41%
:
15%
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42
'900
..
1,100
80%
79
*
155
•
.
6%
■
15'/a
80 V2
^
45%
6%
16'A
15Va
80
100
43
45
6%
6%
6%
6%
79
-155
"20
'•,
44
,*41%
42%
45'A
15%
*143
9,000
.'55,800
-
'
*148
•
43
42
*413/4
6%
9,200'
■
-■
*41
;
3,300
51%
V-
47'A
451/4
250
914
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51%
-
52%
600
:
'6,500
•
27
89%
26%
42 Va
423/4
A."
'
343A
343a ■- 35
*43
11.400
%
16%
47%
•.
42
_50c
Co
\
26
'
,
6%'
Laughlin Steel comraon-10
preferred series A
15%.
*47
51%
26 »/a
■'■51%
; 4,300
20%
51%
25%
52 V*
'
79
T 9'A
38%
.2034
25%
1
1
9
,
51%
35%
9214
20%
37%
'
83
*90%
*37%
9%
38%,
20%
*81 J/2
92%
-
78 % :'
_1Q0
Johnson
2
76
82
"
9
1
common
•
90
*37%
5
Corp
68'A Jun
&
&
90
V
27
,
!
-9%
5
33/4% preferred
,
;27%
9%
50c
-
•
46
-
__10
Breaker Co
Johns-Manville
16%
~50
'
15%'
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Jewel
1614
100
12,900
71
*81%
'DAY
v: .:
.
30'A
*70
72
.,.4,400
18%
37%
'
-
30
301a
29%
♦70
72
300
18%
*37
V
38
82%
5
Electric Co_
&
18%
6,500
■:
92%
:
3.50
g
1
30
pfd—100
13
33
29%
29%
■
45 Va
Lt 4%
22
59% JuW 28
Power
Gas
18%
*37
10
;u
5%
18'A
514
*17%
18 34
37%
*41 Va
Jersey Cent Pwr &
433a Feb
95% Mar
18%.
37%
—25
l
Co
5%
17%
*43
9
443a Jan
60'a Apr
18%
13,700
84
84
'
37%
5
com
86
17%
.
4,500
.
33
5%
18
18
18%
33%
*84
5%
5%
6
32%
86
*84
86 %
5%
33 %
33%
34
33%
3,100
44 J/4
41%
32 J/4
*46%
Feb
76'a Jan
16
41
—11
21
22
38 JA
40%
*41%.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
27
88 V2 Dec
37%
41%
2,700
*41 v «
7
27
103 »/2 Feb
38 %
41%
par
Elec Light & Power Co
$6
4
Feb
2
footnotes,
Jan
Apr
59% Apr
58
38%
42
51%
12
86
5334 May
39
72
-
6,100
A
38%
*90 %
-
800
14,100
29 Va
37%
200
V
;
23%
*28%
35:
Jan
76'a Jan
26
23%
2914
51%
18>A Jan
20
70% July 14
23
4
17% May 17
123a May 10
8% Mar
59 3a jan
Corp
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
Jan
14
Utilities
convertible
Iowa
45
I5V2 Nov
$2
4
8
37J/4 Jan
18% Dec
15
9
4
23%
*28%
"25%
International
Apr
39'A Jan
9
23 Va
29 %
.-
38 Va Jan
45
40 V4 May
Nov
23%
*28%
89%
& Teleg_No par
1
Dec
11
23%
29%
•
46% May 25
4
33
11%
24%
>
25
36 V* Mar
32
11%
25
33% Jan
20
50% Mar 18
No
Shoe_„
Power
40% Apr
23%
11
'27%
7% preferred
International Telep
Dept. Stores
38
2314
11
/; ; 46.
International Silver common
Interstate
21
116 Va
5
24
May 31
Interstate
22
22%
11
;
20
8ep
2134
11
No par
Salt
39% Mar 21
Sep
23%
100
preferred
4
35
22%
...131/4
8
Jan
23 %
7.50
No par
common
18»A Mar
35
13%
Amer com_No par
Paper
Cent
International
Jan
Feb
35
May 10
32
May 27
5%
36
17
40
27%
13%
..100 v8
preferred
Rys of
International
55
17
*26%
13%
*81%
4
Packers Limited _i__ 1
8
139 '/a Jan
33'A Dec
2714
13'A
*70
"
5
Mining Corp
International
8
27
13%
of Canada new__No par
Int'l Nickel
56 V4 Jun
86'A Jan
27 Va
100
preferred
International
25% Feb 24
98% Apr 28
6
28
36%
13
5
Minerals & Chemical com
13% May 10
9
35%
*2714
100
;
3,900
13%
—5
preferred
120
36
35%
27%
No par
Harvester
106
35%
36%
*84%
MEMORIAL
:
common
Business
50% Jan
90
105
106
35
J
•
2,300
16,800
62
CLOSED
STOCK
Machines
8
10,200
♦61
EXCHANGE
5
100
1
4Va% preferred
Iron Corp
51% May 11
12% Jan
F®r
*61
1
common
Interlake
69'A Jan
July 30
27'A Jun
1
44 Va Jan
29
61 Va
*70
A
20
Inc
30% Mar
139% Feb
30
21
No par
■.
5
Feb
20%
20%
200
1,700
■
58
20'/a
*103
No par
100
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
41% May 2d
14
35 Vi Apr
Sep
28
15
407'A Mar
May 29
25
138
5
43 'A Jan
Co
Steel
Inland
50 % Jan
Apr 21
86
57% July 10
27
7
Jan
2
26'A Apr 25
Dec
95% Feb
25
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
34% Feb
45
385 % May 12
19
29
29
86% Oct
31 '/a
86% Apr
154
56%
20 Va
1
Mar 16
33
27% Mar 26
20
1
8% Feb 25
May 24
58%
20 Va
19%
15
:_50
Industrial Rayon
36% May
50% Mar 18
19
1
12
151
6
July
55%
20%
2034
4.70%
22% Jan
73
May
21
48% Apr
1
56%
20%
4.25%
;14% May 11
55
8
Oct
6% Jun
18
July 17
May
7
163
July 28
43% May
*
:
20'A
preferred
preferred
—50
preferred
50
4.42% preferred
50
4.20% preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mexico
100 pesos
S A
8
40% Sep
85 'A
20%
No par
4.08%
38% Oct
84
55%
•
Co common-
Power
59%
86
62
5
21
59%
85
106
10
24% May 12
61
87
86
100
,
*58
20%
50
Co
17
107
*106
106%
*106
61
20%
28%
1—5
Power Co—
Cement
55'A Jan
24
Jun
46
12
Apr
39
23
29% Oct
Jan
5%
105%
18%
1
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
105 %
*57
*36%
Ltd No par
com——5
preferred series A
100
Jun
5% Jan
1,100
12,100
87
Foods & Indust Inc
19% Oct
35
230
15%
67%., 68%
61
*17%
L-l-
Corp common
:
convertible pfd series A
34 Va
15%
68 Va
56%
:
No par
1
Co (Delaware)
Sound
Howe
4
34%
15%
67%
61
•
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
Jan
13% Jan
15% Jun
50% Sep
9
34 %
15%
68%
41%
-100
.100
_100
———
—
4.40%
34 %
16
38%
common..No par
2
800
X67%
106%
preferred——50
19
2
300
29%
10 %
Jan
85% Mar
44%
29%
23%
8
80% Mar
*44'A
*28%
22 % Jan
37% Jan
44%
29%
23%
:
80
44%
35
15%
1,600
"A
29%
30 Va
30
!
81
13%
21
15
;
-*34 %
.
*80%
800
-
.
36%
4% May 11
14
35
:
81
44%
13,000
10%
27%
18% May 26
28
81
*44
83 Va V
*10 Va
86
*80%
*80%
30%
;
';.
t1,800
:;;;,8687;,:;.,
84%
A
a
*61
16% May 18
Dec
81
38%
80%
10 Va
*103
5
-Dec
r
:
20%
6
77
87
86
1,100
V 9%
■
*
85 Va
9%
10%
.
2,400
24%
9%
*38
83%
/
87%
.
24%
-
38 Va
15,500
V
21%*-. 22
;
914
30
19,600
86%
30
69
38%
24 Va '
.
66 %
24%
*38
9%
...
-
21%
9%
•
2,300
A
2418
■
2334
21%
,.*24
■V
64 Va
,
' 3,900
.
44%
127
10
800
4,700
;
38
.
20%
Feb
26 % Dec
21%
'
86%
86
1
68 Va
66
6914
*38
16
68%
.
31% Apr
*123 Va
7 125
36%
55%
9% Apr
30
125
*123%
87%
67%
24
36 % Dec
,..44 %
9%
*56
32% Apr
2
45
9%
106%
9
19% Jun
36%;
44 Va
10%
16
Sep 21
5% Sep
18-
35%
24%
38%.
76%
72%
600
:
"•" "
91
28 V
71.
22
9%
A
•
.2,100
A'-i
28
73
28
31,600
•
22%
,
45%
65
:V
22%
*88
'100
i
.30%".
36%
a
■
"
72
22%
i
*30
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
10
Hooker Chemical Corp common—5
$4.25 preferred
No par
Hotel Corp of America common—1
5%
convertible preferred
—25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common
3
86% May 27
2
\
*27%
.
36%.'
35%
.' 90
90
23%
V. *34% L
Homestake Mining
41 Vn Jan
2
4074 Jun
30% May 10
19,000
3014
2314
22%
27%
35%
44% V 44%
preferred——30
convertible
1
33 V4
48 Va" 48%
•
'
21%
-
81
t
10
Holly Sugar Corp common
29% Mar 25
29% Nov
V
1
50c
5
Corp
Holland Furnace Co
1
2
29
80
5
11
May 19
27% Feb
39% Apr
Jan
29
Jan
13
3014
-
22
v
84
2.50
A———25
(Charles E)
Co
26% Feb
May 20
>
3014
24«*
10%
common
pfd series
conv
Hoffman Electronics
27% Feb
2
10% May 13
27
22
5%%
3634
30
22 %
-
85%
1
5
Hotels Corp
Hilton
Apr
13
Jan c 2
*38
G"
2nd
$4%
23% Feb
32
•
.'V
1
Chem Corp
_1
preferred series A——-100
pfd (conv)
No par
3%%
48%
36%
'
94
125
;
9%
.
Heyden Newport
8
May 17
108
16
92% Feb
common
Hewitt-Robins Inc__
4
65 % Feb
'
No par
2 1/12
Motors
Co
Hertz
5
Jan
.y
preferred —
-100
$2 conv class A pfd
No par
Hershey Chocolate Corp——No par
90% May 13
1
34%
♦47%
36%
"45
66%
22% I 22%
65
5%
9
Mar
38% Feb
32%
32%
23%
*71
•
125
*122 %
-
% % preferred
Hercules Powder
63% May 13
55% Apr 13
76
••''"C'i!
Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
May 13
82
4
37% Feb
75% Sep
t
Jan
Jan
77
1011/4
23
45%
A
23%
Haveg
26
91% Jan
May 20
78
5
90% May
1V
20
5
Jan
13
4
*100
27%.
35%
35%
21%
7
9 % May 25
12
-
Apr 22
101 %
♦90
71
7<j %
■
"v*
of America
Hat Corp
88% May 26
*100
/ X30 %
y'23%
95*90. -i
: 27% !■ 28:'-:'
•
Mar
38%
17
101 %
48%
n
-23 %
-v
'
44%
35
29
102 Vt
*47%
~
•
18
12
Jan
35
*100
.X36 ;v
37 %
-30%
■•f-
30%
;
«
J
v;.
common—1
50
.—1
5
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred.————.
.100
Heller (W E) & Co—
—1
Helme (G W) common—
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
8% Feb
61% Feb
*
13
20
7% Jan
35% Nov
92
Harshaw
11
102 %
34%
•
—1
1.25
—5
—5
Corp—
Corporation-.
Chemical Co
Schaffner & Marx...
Harsco
4
24 % May
89
♦100
34%
-48%
36%
"4 »'>'
MEMORIAL
•VDAY">:
■i
—-.100
preferred
S%
Harris-Intertype
1
69% Jun
8
Harbison-Walker
•
~20
88
*87
.»
8,000
a
-86;,:
102%
►100
*48
——1
Refrac com—7.50
issued
When
Mar 24
129
21% May 24
20
24% Nov
25
76% Jun
1
44% Jun
10
13
3
61 % Nov
1
30% Jan
32% Jan
52% Feb
34% May 24
6
122% July
27% May 25
89
"*100
•
7-'* CLOSED
Printing Co———5
Watch Co common
1
4%
convertible preferred
100
Hammermill Paper Co—
-2.50
Hammond Organ Co
:—1
2
Jun
*87
102%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
Hamilton
6
88
88
V
25
—
(W F)
Hall
106% Jan
90
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
6
65% May
6
28% Jun
27
♦84
*87
89,300
33%
33
86
88
89
100
28'A
34
♦lOO.MOl'A
34% - 35%
*100
27
►84
*87
3,300
69
*87
33%
Shares
.
25%
*68
86
87
r
*87
Weil Cementing.:—5
Halliburton Oil
44 % Feb
34%
*84
89
87
'
»
34
34%
86
*84
100
100
100
2.50
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
$4.44
$5.08
35% May 31
2
24% May
$4.20
28
June 8
25
Sales for
the Week
V
Friday
Thursday
June 2
24% 24%
*68
69
27% 27%
•
27 %
28%
34%
No par
dividend preferred
100
dividend preferred—"—100
*67%
67
27% ;
Common
4
.
8.33%
Oil Corp
States Utilities Co—
Gulf
Mar 17
102
67
25%
68%
24%
•
1
',,25%
—No par
Gulf
15
Jan
102 % May
4
Jan
97
25%
Ohio RR com.Nopar
preferred
$5
Apr
89
87% May 18
Aug
96
Dec
7
82
88
98
Jan
84% Jan
8
89% Apr 13
94
Jan
9
91
Apr
9
9
Gulf Mobile &
PRICES
•
June I
May 31
May 80
Par
EXCHANGE
13
86
Apr 14
89% May 11
35
8
6
27% Feb
Sep
32
28
2
65% May 25
27
Jun
3
24 % Jun
303/4 Feb 17
79
July 13
37% Dec
3
5
Nov
1
Highest
29
Jan 15
72
Jan 11
37
Jan
4
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
24
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
—
100
22,900
6,800
11.300
37,800
.
290
5,200
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
.
The .Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2429)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Previous
Range
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1d5!>
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
May 80
Par
June 1
May 31
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
.
-
"
Friday
June 2
„
the Week
June 3
Shares
K
Feb
July 27
July' 8
120
9
10
31
Feb 10
NOV 23
37
48
42 Vz Dec
107
107
46 %
73%
79%
86
82%
85 %
72%
34 Vz
39 Vz
44% Oct
22 Vz Sep
6
Kaiser Alum
5
> 41%%
6
4%%
preferred
convertible
May
122% Jan
13
July 27
17
1141%
125
Jan
11
4%%
55% Jun
.2
.
'.82 j
74
Mar 11
27 '
92 % Jan
98
Jan
8
25
77
80% May 23
861/2 Jan
6'
May 20
89 Vz Feb
Apr 22
45 ."4 Mar
821% Mar 18
5
Apr
1
Jan
20
87
'! Jan
85
>89 "
85% Feb
9
68% May.
2
38% Aug 28
34% Maty 31
36% Feb
50
6
Mar
,
'
v
12
Sep
4
43 «/8 Fen
9
331/4 Nov
4
31 % Feb
23
13 y8 Dec
,
Jan
11
7
4%
preferred
L_
4%
Kansas
14% May 31
Power
Apr
6
May.
9
50% Jan
..6
48i/4 Apr
28
59% Jun
3
Kendall
73% Jun
2
1007/b Jan
6
Kennecott
29^
Jun
117% Feb
24
Jan
-
47% May 11
5
70% Apr
21
64
May 26
55% Jan
40%.Jun
1
221/a Jun
.21% Apr 20:
T
59
^
Apr
26% Jan
'<
7,
Jan
1>2
8
4
6'
39% Apr
Dec
29
30Vs Nov
32% Nov
17 V* Sep
•
f 41/2%
prior preferred
Steel & 'Wire Co____
Nov
Aug
5
6
46% Jan
4
821/4
1
17
> 34% Jan
34'/2 Jan
Kress
6
20'/4 Jan
8
-
2
28
36
10
22% May 16
19% Oct 21
23% Jan
22
18% Feb
6
34% Jan
22
27% Mar 11
33/4 Dec
17
24% Jan
'.8
15 5/a Oct
21
21 % Sep
4% Mar 11
•
27% Feb
17
2
,
13
7
34% Apr
23% Nov
•'
13% May
17% Apr
30% Mar 23
18
15-%
103/8 Feb
12
29
Sep
22
1% Jan
2
15% Jan
2
20% Jan
29
24% Jan
6
6
2% Jun
2
30
27% Jan
4
483/b Apr
8% Jan
4
14% Mar 11
93/a July 13
2
10% Jan
263A Sep
22
31% Mai-
4
25
Apr
573/4 Dec
4
41
Apr
7
6
4
1
30
27
15
29
293'n Jan
22
7
55% Jun
2
Gas
Co
Fink
&
13
21
14 % Mar 23
123/4 Jan
4
29
73 % Nov
30
57% Jan
;4
12
24% Sep 18
10% Mar
9
393/4 Apr
8
73
July
48
19
Jan
9
May 11
Lily
4
613/) Jan
Nov
Dec
7%
145% Feb
Link
Belt
3
Loew's
30 % Jan
4
Lone
36% Nov
27
46% Jan
26
24% May 16
393/4 Jan ; 4
112% Dec
7
1393/4 Jan
26
29% Jan
96
2
36% Apr
Feb
111
117
8
30 3/a Jan
15
96
Jan
21
100
80
Jan
8
87
May
81
Jan
20
89
Apr
104
89
16
1283/4 Jan. 2
Mar
155% Apr
> 36% Dec
3
131% Dec
31
>36% Jun
26
16
48% July
49
50%
6;200
41
413%.
41
43*
6,300
22%
221/4
22%
22%
22%
38%
38%
38V2
78%
77%
79%
78%
81
41 »/2
41
413/4
5%
1
pfd
18%
193/8
19
191/4
17,300
301/s
30
301/B
30Vb
303%
3,300
20%
20%
203/4
201/B
20%
20%
20%
14 S/8
15
14%
14%
32 y8
31%
32%
31%
32
29 %
30%
301%
303%
30%
30 3/8
22%
221/4
,
Nov
25
15% Jan
27
71% Jan
7
183/4 Nov
5
88
22
•
61% May 11
July 10
34% Apr
6
15
•
163/4 May 27
.
4
4.,
Jan
21
•
Lykes
6
..
com
26%
51
*32
>■:
4
»
17%
17%
173/4
10 3/8
273/4
271/2
2V2
2 1/4
"10%
.
1;
>
;
5,700
2%
13,600
5%
40
40
800
*9%
10
I,200
5%
.
5%
6
3,000
26%
25%
26V4
9,500
54
55%
523/4
541%
5,400
25%
25%
9,700
50%
513/4
26
-v
24%
25 %
25
523/4
51%
52i/4
51
51%
9%
9%
9%
25
79%
79 7/8
79%
793/4
5
9 3/a
79%
1: ■
••
9%
*1431/2
144'%
144%
563/8
54'/4
551/4
54%
54i/2
54%
49%
48%
49
49
49%
15,500
STOCK
48%
49
48%
EXCHANGE
171/2
18
171/4
CLOSED
871/8
89%
86 i/e
81 Vb
83
86%
80%
83
22%
223/4
21%
221/s
21%
21%
211/a
4,000
21%
17%
18
5,900
18
17 %
17%
38,300
>
16i/4
16%
16 3/a
16%
17
233/4
241/8
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
243/8
37Vs
38V4
37%
38
37
37%
36%
34,900
173/8
DAY
26,600
37%
1
100
10
100
*112
*84
*114
117
112%
117
,
361/8
99%
*973A
99%
84%
*83
84%
*83
*84
86
*84
86
*152
156
991/2
85%
133
132
132
.
v.
35%-:
35%
132
10
86
157
*152
133
~10
84%
84%
*84%
35%
35%
361%
35%
363/a
x36%
157%
*155
160*
*157
*973/i
,,
20
4,800
99%
*99
84%
85%
*99
w"
13,600
36
35%
,
12,900
•
117
*114
114
35%
36%
36%
37%
36%
5
161/4
16%
19,400
150
1321%
■'
100
X131
131
(Ky)_No par
45
45
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
453/4
1,300
64
64%
64%
64%
63%
63%
62 3/4
63%
2,600
163% /m17
67%
16%
17%
65%
673/8
66%
71%
693/4
71%
17
16%
17
16%
17
:
.50
(M) & Sons Inc
_1
Co^.——:^._3.33%
Steamship
6,400
55
MEMORIAL
10
Co common
10,500
510
1431/2
55
.
18,600
145
144%
144
1
Corp
•
79%
79
"
-
9%
9%
79%
,
4
Inc
5,300
281/4
■
10
/93/4
■
2,900
39%
39
>
98,700
10%
10%
27 %
2'A
>
.
25%
1431/2
600
18i/4
93/s
5
206
"• <'
20
5 2 Vs
>
3%
28%
55%
25
•
33%
33/4
26
5
6,200
221/4
22%
22'A
191/4
273/8
50
4,000
283/e
•
273/8
303/8
20
6
481%
30%
^
281/4
9%
53/4
27
100
Nashville__j;
Bros
9%
T
12,400
18%
40%
40
40
57/8
•;2%
400
32%
>•
283%
23/8
147/a
313/e
28%
■
10V4
IOV4
2%
10
16%
17
16 7%
10
Co
3,100
17"
17
17%
17
>
•
>65%
Steel
Lukens
,
4,600
*14%
•
33i/4
*3%
4
28
No par
/
preferred
>x Lowenstein
20% Jan
5
<
-i"
7
Glass
Louisville Gas & El Co
31% Jan
9*
22
*32 3/4
331/2
*33/4.
103/a
40
100
100
783/4 Jan 22
\
15Vs Mar
62 Vb May
July 29
,
1043/4 Mar
*32
*,
29
2%
5
.1
4
10 1/4
"
69
22%
.23%
281/a
100
&
:
15%
31%
No par
__1
preferred
preferred
series G conv pfd
-Louisville
60
193/8
30
22
2.50
(P)
78 »/2
18%
,
E
7%
403/e
19%
No par
series B preferred
Lorillard
100
3,900
40%
30%
*14 >8
D
j
1,000
28
*27%
.
> 20%
:
series
3
41%
*771%
•;
series
23
II,900
*41
78
0771/2
,
5,000
81"%
79%
19
4.25%
453/4 jun
,
>
*41
1,700
39
'•
30
4.35%
j>. >4.40%
;■
5
Cement
*38
39;
*38
77
9
134% Mar 24
4
383/, Feb
>' 77
•.
'*
26
39 % Feb
130 % Mar
23
48%
417/8
221/B
x77
4.84%
conv preferred___
Long Island Lighting Co com
8
Apr
159% May 10'
27
; 34% May 18
7
142% Mar 25
44% Nov
Jan
135"
49'%
403/4
17%
..
,
38% May 25
13
4
16
30
8l3/e Dec
49
...
78%
Lone Star Gas Co common
8
Jan
Apr 14
90% Mar
6
Dec
79% Dec
/;
3,600
43%
78%
Corp_^____
Theatres
49%
49%
393/4
Co
Star
16,700
2,400
"22%
JL
17% Jun
76%
751/2
271%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
17
Feb
14
75%
74%
17%
4
23% May 17
743/4
>
17%
32% Jan
5
*17% July 10
733/4
76%
>56
353/4
1
.>37% Jan
10,700
•
X271/2
Corp
21
59%
543/4
*42%
■
Litton Industries Inc
28% Sep
57%
493/4
38%
Lionel
18% May 11
57%
50
48%
19% Mar 23
May 26
36
><-• 22%
•
89 3/a
•
43%
35%
40 3/a
Products
Cup
13%
43
171%
preferred
Tulip
13 3/a
35%
283/4
Rubber & Tire
Lehn
13%
44%
191/8
13
93/a Sep
20,400
500
35%
28%
91 % Jan
61
1,800
13%
;
18%
78 3/4 May 19
5
3,000
36%
43%
36%
•,
*28%
28
4
50
36'%
;
.
14y„
35%
191/4
98% Oct
Jan
35%
49 3/8
1,000
43
,
43
283/4
Lehigh Valley RR___
Lehman Corp
,.
133/4
36%
18%
2
63
;
43
283/4
803/8 Jan
57
-14%
•
*28%
Co
48% May
35%
36%
50c
;
140
91
72
493/,
__l
Libby McNeill & Libby:
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
1
20
84%
72
35%
49%
■36 V8
.
x39%
—_
Libby-Owens-Ford
5
35%
36 Vz
41%
i___
Lerner Stores Corp.
Mar
84%
10
120
*86
73%
493/4
*3%
2
63 % Jun
35 V2
*32V4
15
152
.*34%
35Vs
25
22
31
91
72
493/8
__4
Jun
14
84%
*86
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
113/n ,Jan
Oct
*82 '/2
91
73l/4
821%
283/4
common
70% Jan
48
82%
.723/4
40%
preferred series A
9% May 10
140% Dec
92
*86
:
-
75%
:_5
9
'
82
*28%
Paper Co
133/4 Jan
26
*81
*90
"
77% Aug 27
.
82
91
*81
90 3/4
36
10
2
3
•
36 %
—5
23
29
82
91
42%
,_^_1
29
Jan
.
411/2
Co—
50c non-cum 2nd
7% Jan
50% Jun
89%
77
/
_100
10% Nov
22
*81
*89%
82
200
*76
_10
57% Apr
10
76
100 G
18% Jan
243/8 Dec
76
1
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
_10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred__No par
3% Mar 11
5% May 11
12
76
•
55%
41%
Co__l_
P Sutherland
Lee
t
% .tan
303,a Jan
Mar 15
Apr
26% Dec
&
Mfg
-Lane Bryant
Lear Inc
4
10
3 % Apr.,
H)
4.32%
2
A 13
553%
1
La
:•.
La Consolidada 6%
Jan .25
32
(S
Laclede
11
Jan
27
6% Dec
Jan
V
K
8
5% Jan
36
5
May 16
4-
*75
76
>
55%
49%
DAY
__5
Kroger Co.-__l_____^_^i^___.
20
July
373/a Jan
Jan
33
3% Jan
3,900
55%
50
■
(E' J) Inc>.
_1
(S; S) ;Cd_^____j>_
____10
Kroehler
2
.
30% Feb
28% NOV
preferred
Kresge
36% Mar
>13% May 19 f
22
100
553/4
55%
55 V4
36%
MEMORIAL
:
Korvette
12
251/8 Apr
27% Jun
4%
33
/
3
/
Apr 11
/. Jan
1201/4
34%
_1
—
20% May 24
I
7
.20y8 Jun
26V4 Mar.. 5
18
7
*112
49%
25 :.
Kimberly-Clark Corp
'King-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal Dutch -Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
7
,
29% Mar
.
3
\ 43 y4 Mar
24
29
18
Jan
14% Feb
16
!
3
31% Jan
77
26
35
Keystone
8
120 %
X36 %
/
_1
common
conv :
43'/2 Jan
85
Feb
•'
STOCK
CLOSED
Copper
81% Jun
38% Apr 29 '
21
6
4
13% May
27% Mar
7
*112
14 Vs
•-
________:__16
5'
9'
51% Mar 13
37% Oct 22
77
'351/4 Mar
119
73%
"
11V
119
91
EXCHANGE
par
_8.75
_1
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
V
*
:47% Aug 25
Co_;
46'/2 Jan
29?
•
2
27 Vi Jan
381% Apr
621/4 Feb
541% July. 22
74%. Nov 25
Light
Co
'
43
123
85
No par
Kern County Land Co_l_______2.50
52% Jan
Apr
&
Kelsey Hayes Co
24%
:
-•
300
115
*72%
Kayser-Roth Corp__^____L___
l
Kellogg Co ____i-__-._?__i______50c
36
63
I,100
46
*112
*86
50
Kansas Gas & Electric -Co___No
3
33
44 Vz
preferred.
non-cum
3
50% July 31
•
16,500
101
46
"
41% May 12
•
48 5/s
101
-
47%
115
*82%
_100
No par
*46
*110
89 Vz
100
<____
47
1033/4
IO2V2
„
114
*81
<
100
4.35 preferred
19
36% May
12
4.20%
*75
100
•_
preferred
48
47%
t
46
.
114
55%
-
100
49%
1033/4
<
453/4
115
*115%
.
Kansas City Southern com
8
Jun
preferred
47
115
100
*102
103%
*45%
100
473/a
48%
*100
50
preferred
> 4.50%
Apr 13
r50
,
47%
33 y3
Corp
preferred___100
preferred
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
3.80%
29
79% Jan
93
88% Feb
Chem
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
92% Mar 24
;
&
convertible
4% %
17
22
7
1
-,7
28
45% Oct
47
111 1/4 Mar 15
57% Apr
11% Dec 28
July 27
90% Oct
'■
12
130
34
51% Sep
54% Jan
111% Jan
42% Jan
July 27
2
41% Feb
9
98% Mar 17
24
135
Oct 20
Nov 18
Sep 25
Sep 23
Jun 19
July 10
Sep 21
Nov
5
Feb 13
28% Jan
39% Mar
Feb
65
93'A Feb
II,100
3,400
.■,
M
'
28% Sep 28
118
".
Sep
''35
32% Jan ' 6
44% Oct 26
37
Jan
22
116
2
>
473/4 Oct
433/4 July 10
20% Jan
1
6>
4- :•
373/4 Mar. 7
44
78 '
79
£
21
'
i
May
52 3/a Jan
Jan
-'-
*
4
Mar 17
•
,
2
19
59% Jan
*2
2
403/a Dec
2
20
50% Dec
18
403/8 May 17
3% Dec
31
'71/4 Jan
14
2% Mar 16
4% Jan
8
9 Vz Jan
30
5
.
5% Sep 23
15% Jan
5
> 223/4 Nov
223/4 Mar 16
16 % Feb
23%
Jun
1
4% Dec
18
7% Jan
7
21 % Dec
9
2
28 %
•
,
4
29% Jan
22
5
40% Jan
/ 6
1
54 % Jan
6
4
421/4 Jun
2
88
59% Jan
'
24
July 30
12
51% Dec
10
May 25
May
443/4 Feb
.
17
27
93% Jan
32% Jan
14
623/4 May H
36
6
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
30 Va Jun
1
38% Jan
6
44% Mar
7
493/b Jan
5 >
5
19 7
77.% May
9
77 Vz Apr
19
4
12
69 % Apr
6
26
34
Oct
46
May 19
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
71
Dec
16
81
89% Jan
Mar 31
72
4
Apr 12
."721/2Jan
Jan
93
Martin
48"% May 18
■'
Co
Dept
82
Feb
24
43% Nov
9
35 % Mar 25
44% Jan
18,.
Maytag
27% Dec
38
1
7
26% Feb 3
30% IMay 25
38 % Jun
2
MCA
39% Jun
1
15
18% Jun
30
9-
72% Mar 17
Dec
31% Dec
7
29
Jan
2
42
Oct
44
Feb
10
53
65 3% Jan
,12
13% Dec
/
30
31
193/4 Feb
5
94 % Feb
5
32 Vb Nov
58
18
Feb
16
47% Jan
13
54
Mar
17% Dec
9
14
323/4 Dec 29
Feb
,72
8<
153/8 Feb
80% Feb
21% Jun
May
39 % Jan
23% Jun
8
16% Apr
20
98
*
% Jun
18% Jan
3
37% Sep 21
8 % Feb
13
20% Jan; 2
41% Jun 24.
87
Dec
8
25% Nov 17
23% Jan
2
78
Dec
For
30
50
.
24
Nov" 18
10% Sep
11
27% Dec
10
51
Feb
2
17
"31 % iJan
12
35% Jan
40
Feb
.1
7
Apr
28
29
17% Apr
.
47
Mar 31
Jan
33% May 31-
48
86% Feb
29
Jun
2
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
293/4 Oct
26
23
29% Dec
22
253/4 Mar 10
29 Vs Jan
,5
8
81% Apr
7
footnotes,
7
see page
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
•
..
77% Jan
26.
'
.
'
.
•
51
46%
2%
*5%
,
:
.
18%
24
.5%
18 3/a
4%
15%
•
24,900
47 Vz
10,400
23/8
23/8
5>/4
5 %
5V4
600
1,500
a
18%
is v8
235/8
23%
23 %
4%
4%
*4%
4%
900
1,000
7,100
14%
14%
14%
243A
25
24%
22%
233/8
45%
453/4
233/e
••
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A
X43%
31%
800
52%
52%
93
93
42%
43%
42
43 y4
15,700
30%
30 >4
30%
30%
2,200
48%
49
49 y4
•
48
48 %
47%
•
47%
2,300
45%.
94%
30 3/4
100
A
6,700
74
40
76
75
*74
76
74
75
*74
76
34,300
24
52%
44 Vz
x3oy4
.
.,<•45
*92%
94%
45
22%
i.
52%
52
52
*92 %
94 Vz
600
25 3/8
•
52 3/a
500
18
25
22%
47%
52 lU
46 %
2%
15 Vb
45
30%
50%
48%
14%
;
45
*74
55 /
24%
t
24%
43%
10,400
23%
■/
,
"
4%
i
373/4
143/4
24%
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-
16"% •17
36%
18
24 Vs
*23%
>
4%
>
2 3/8
173/4
5%
230
8,400
17
2%
5
37
473/4
'
35
5%
48
23/4
10,600
51%
54 V*
463A
3,000
413/s
82
163/4
353/8
51%
463/4
463/4
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46%
=
16%
34%
24 y4 L
76
76
75% >75%
100
67%
61 Vz
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68 %
50
*75%
76%
*75%
763/4
,
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75%
*67%-'
68%
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68 %
*75 Vz
76%
*75%
763%
36%
36 Vb
36%
36%
36%
36 Vs
36%
3,300
36 V*
36 y4
35 Vb
38%
37
38 %
36
37 %
22,100
34%
No par
No par
3
t-
353/4
35%
39%
37%
39%
31 Vb
39 3/8
15,100
31%
32
35
313/4
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r-50
,
32
31%
49
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49"
32
*48
31%
50
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*
50
•
:
600
133/4
6,800
30
50
*48
13%.
14
133/i
13%
13%
77%
78
78
77 Vz
77 %
270
78%
21%
22%
21 Vz
21%
22 %
6,100
23%!
21%
23
60,000
22
-
13%
77%
50c
133/4
*77%
>
.
23 Va -
22 3/4
23%
22%
39%
39 Vz
38 3/a
39 %
38Va
38 Vz
393/4
91
92
92
94 Vz
98 3/4
89 Vz
95
x89yi
173/4
71%
17%
18
173/4
17%
*173/4
..
22%
21
22%
X39%
2.50
--1
Publishing
—3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A__—1
MclntyTe Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (A G) & Co—
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc..
—9
McLean Trucking Coi__
—-1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
——10
Mead Corp common:
——5
4 % % preferred (1st series)—i_100
Medusa Portland. Cement^__No par
Melville Shoe Corp common—/— 1
4% preferred series B__
100
16%
23 %
McGraw-Hill
Jan >•7
88
common..—
McGraw-Edison. Co
15
9
Corp
17%
36%
■:42%'
/>
52
convertible preferred__L100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
4
28% Jan
common.—
■
15 Vb
3%%
4
24 Vs May
95% Mar 26
85% Apr
Stores
11 '
243/4 May 11
Dec
Corp
preferred
McCrory-McLellan
11
65% Feb
——
82
4%
________——,—No par
$2.50
2
45% Jan
*
33«
Mc.Cord
»
4
1
Co
Inc.—
81%
17%
Stores
McCall Corp ——:—
29
29
3
38% Jun
21% July 17
•
9
5
July-16
31
Mar
49
Dec
483/4
493/4 Jan
4
76% May 20
18
371/4 Jan 30
76% May 16
22 V* Mar
July 24
77% Dec 31
Jan
>
80 Vz
23 Vz
$3.75 preferred
65% Nov r 9
71% Dec ,11
321/4 Sep 22
80% >
5Va
common__a
-5 ;
1945 series_No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 seriesNo par,
$3.40 preferred __—
No par
33/4 preferred 1959 series
-100
May
x403/4
80 %
*2%
>/•;' ••••:•
Corp——-—No par
Masonite
'/
41%
8oy4 :
*
44 y4
—1-
1'
40%
.
51
-100
preferred
4% %
Mar 28
Oct
40 Vz
163/4
Marquardt Corp _____—
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
___4
Marshall Field & Co com____No par
52% May 27
.
41 Vz
40%
.
34%-
Manning,
5% Jan
39%
46%
40%
80
'
-Maracaibo
183/s Jan
Apr 25
38
47 V*
•
:
40%
393/4
383/4
900
8,300
40 y4
39 V*
40Vb
:
!
28 y8
118
*116
118
*116
' '
47
;•
--10
:_-l
1
—1
No par
5
118
*116
118
38
:
.■->;■•>
Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Oil Exploration
1
Maremont Automotive Products^—1
Marine Midland Corp____
5
18
'
4% Mar 15
14
.
__—
R)
Manhattan-Shir t._-
,
27% Jan
-
22
17
441/4 Nov
H
Co
(P
Mandel Bros
Apr 22
19% Mar 17
40% May 23
26
16% Dec
231/2 Jan
19
Apr 13
*116
—.—-5
& Co_
—
Manati Sugar Co___i_>__
Mallory
7%
May 11
33
6
55
'
(w w)____.___50
Copper
Magnavox
4
353/4 Nov
17 >
5%%' ^preferred
28 Vs
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
100
Magma
•
7
Jun
48% Jun
323/4 Nov
313/4 Feb
common__10
&
Macy (R H) Co Inc com:;—No par
•:■> 41/4%. preferred series A__
100
Madison Fund Inc..
1
Mar 25
83
c/o
Mack Trucks Inc.!
17
,19% Jan
3
34% May 10 >
163% May
.
> '-6
' 6
49% Feb
41% Jun
Forbes
preferred —L__.
MacAndrews
5
Mar 25
122
19 "
36% May
,
87% Mar 30
14
Jan
*'29% Jan
8
Mar
26
9
/ 50 V2 Dec 21
>47% Dec 21'
.' 78% Sep 30
.17% Oct
Jan
123% Jun
3
24%
25
25
25 Vb
2 5 3/4
26 V*
26%
800
.
173/4
;
•
24%
•
J.
"
•
'24 Vz
.
,
24%
; 25%
25%
25 Vz
44%
;
-
24V4
25 y4
■
47
45%
46 V2
7
•
-
,
17%
18
343/4
33%
86 Vi
86 y4
*86 y4
24
24
26 >4
26%
78
78
,
25%
*
>
:
•
-
23%
-26%
•
.;■>>
.
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44%
46 Vb
8,700
7VB
7'%
IVb
2,700
17%
17%
*17%
33%
17%
i-
34
333/4
88
*86 y4
*86 %
-
:
27
'•••
26%
78
.
_
•:
700
18
19,800
33%
'
'
23
-.23%
•,19'
46%
7y8
>45%
■>
;34 Vb
88
500
.
•
...
'
1,600
2,800
.
7y8.■
7
7
18
33%
■.
5,500
,
50
88
23%
27_.;
;
23
26%,
27
78
•79
79%
23
.
1,400
3,200
240
-
The
22
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
. . .
Monday, June 6, 1960
(2430)
STOCKS
for Previous
Ran re
Ran re
Year 1959
38
91% May 15
85
Feb
6
Feb
9
Nov
17
44% Jan
8
67
Jun
70
70
18
6
27% Jun
2
78
Apr
1
8
73
Jun
2
18% Feb
23
70% Jan
4
May 10
22% Feb 25
13
82% July
16% Nov
53% Jan
96% Jun
8
Jan
58% Mar
14
Dec
59% May
15
1
3
88% Apr
84
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan
75% Nov 30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb 15
74% Nov
12
87
84% Dec
30
33% Jan
2
Dec
15
Jan
13
.
Feb
23
Apr
Apr 28
4
93
5
75% Apr
86
56%
31
Jan
33
Jan
23
39% Jan
2
Jan
5
93
Feb
May
2
33% Jan
27
88
40% Jun
2
30
15% Oct
24% Mar 20
9
111% Jan 28
150
17% Mar
July 21
24% Jan
19% Mar 23
89
14% Dec
2
20% Feb
16
111% Jan
8
182% Dec
23
Jan
17
1
Copper
11
39
Jan
25
Jun
35% Oct
20
34
Dec
17
Jun
10
Minnesota
36% Mar 31
Minnesota
21% Jun
Minute
Mission Development
33% Jan
30
17
1"
Feb
27
9% Jun
1
5
65% Jan
18
8
18% Apr
9
70
8
78% Aug 14
75
12% Nov 24
16
Jan
18
11% May
18% Nov 23
24
Jan
29
12% Jun
-
11 % Dec
8
22
Jan
21
14
8
25
42 % May 24
53% Jan
23
4
4
14% Jan
7
47% Jan
19
7
40% Feb
3
53% Dec
23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
24
57% Jan
25
Feb
21% Mar
55% Jan
31% Apr
174%
Dec"30
17
May
79
Dec~24
22%
16
Feb
27% Nov
9
24
25% Sep 22
24% Jan
2
32
43% Jan
23
20
Jan
9
&
5
issued
.
Wheel Corp.:
Co
Brass
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
50% Sep
18
15
Jan
12
9
16% Dec 23
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
'34% May 6
56% Dec 30
142
Dec
8
22
47
1
49% Jun
54% Jan
14% Jan
29% May 23
National Aviation Corp
61% May 24
National Biscuit Co common
12
153% May
10
25
Jan
5
12
32% Jan
15
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan 20
28% Jun
8
35% Dec
7
28% May 11
6
90% May 12
21% May 27
Sep 23
21
109
1
Jun
National
1
54 % JUn
1
National Dairy
35% Jan
11
Jan
11
104
27
51% Feb
17
59
Jan
4
26
89
29
91% Jan
22
3
159
3
144% Jan
5
153
Apr 14
134% Mar 12
104
Feb
9
145
Jun
10
120% Dec 31
120% Jan
19
128
May 27
Mar
24% Jan
109%
85% May 10
11
Jan
National
$4.50
Lead
8%
2
22
2
29% May 31
31% Apr 13
Jan
6
3
44
Aug 28
38% Dec
8
43
37 % Dec
40
Jan
14
74% Jan
7
98% Aug
70
98% Jan
4
Co
National Steel
18% Feb
Aug 18
6
Apr 28
23% Dec
15
40% Mar 13
16% Jun
17% Sep
22
24% Mar 25
16
9% Jun
10
14% Nov
13% Jan
7
24
5% Nov 24
Dec
4
20% Jan
24
National
National
Tea
May 31
4
National
Theatres
15
19
Feb 17
27% Jun
1
National
Vulcanized
5% May 23
7% Jan
15
Natomas
Co
15
Feb
26
13
Jan
7
14% Mar
37% Apr
43% Feb
28
12
36% Jan
2
71% Dec 28
19% Jan
2
74 % Dec
Dec
Jan
78
Mar 28
19
19% Jan
4
21
Feb
30
75% Jan
6
82
6
79% Jan
May
29
6
,
23% May 11
21% May 11
32% Jan
7
New
York
31% Jan
6
New
York
29% Mar
8
38% May 19
N Y
4% Jon
2
6% Jan
6
12% Jan
5
Preferred
27% Jan
11
34% Oct
29
9
33% Oct
6
29% Sep
22
5 % Dec
29
10% Jan
6
Dec
24
20% Jan
5
8% May 17
24% Dec
29
36% May 22
•
STOCK
*50%
10
17
20% May 24
27% Nov
12
71 % Dec
23% May
5
58 Va
48%
45 Va
84% Mar 11
72% Jan
4
29
33% Dec
65
15
41% Jan
14
73% Apr
77% Apr
13
8ep
18
69
Dec
23
74
Dec
21
79% Oct
29
.
85% Mar
3
13%
20
91
Sep
17
102% Feb
19 %
Sep
16
Inc
48
Air
12 Va
12%
12
34
Jun
17
84 % Jan
29
20% Nov
108
23
18% May
"
1
21
40% Dec
14
Dec
30
73
27
Jun
24
35% Jan 22
5
42
108
Jan
Feb
113% Mar
103
Nov
16
6
18
May
3
12% Jan 25
25
Jan
Jan
6
26% Feb
17
99% Jan
-
Mar 29
29 % Jan
5
6
105% Mar 10
4
103% Jan
110
5%
13
107
16
57% May 22
38% May 11
48
Jan
4
22% Jan
2
22% Jan
25
27% Jun
1
28
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
67% Jan
5
78% Dec 29
88 % Mar 23
79
Dec
Dec
21
86% Mar
79% Dec
28
88% Mar 23
2
79% Dec
28
89
24% Sep
29 % Dec
18
44% May 12
46 % Apr 10
22
29% Dec 22
44
Mar 25
Car
Ry
Gas
Pacific
Apr
10
$4.08
91%
911/4
911/4
1,400
22
21%
22%
21%
22'/4
10,300
53%
54%
55
56
54%
91
*90 Va
95
92%
541/4
54
92
90%
93%
90%
147%
147%
128%
126%
126%
18%
18%
18%
18%
29%
30%
29%
32%
32%
32V4
32%
73
73%
73%
.75%
17%
17%
16%
17V4
16%
17
16%
-16%
22%
85% Mar 25
35% May 18
31% Jan
19% May 20
39%Dec
17.
40%
Dec"22
•tunc u».
a
31% Jan
22% May
4
4
2
32%
32%
32%
74 V«
75%
171/2
5%
51/4
5%
5%
5%
51/4
53/8
2,800
18%
18 Va
18%
19%
-18%
19%
26,500
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'/4
13'/4
600
13%
13%
33%
32
32%
31%
32%
311/4
31%
,4,700
32%
39
37Va
*37%
38%
37V2
38%
75
73%
73%
74%
74%
20%
20%
-20%
20%
20%
'38
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20%
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•:
83%
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63
39
38
♦74
35%
.
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71
76
*82
35 %«
62
62%
38%
37%
38%
24%
24 Va
24 Va
22%
21%
22 Va
22%
23%
27,800
-36%
36%
371/a
37 Va
38'A
34,700
71%
71
77.
-77
84%
*104%
■
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*
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22
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12%
35%
37%
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31%
99
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'
44%
106
•
,
12 Va
44 Va
:36%
■
28%
'.
'
65%
103
109%
j
;44%
•
100
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12 Va
44
65%
/
28%
102
27%
70%
71
70%
71
.
82%
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821/2
-82%
83%
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84%
*83%
84%
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35
33 Va
34%
19%
18%
19%
25%
25%
1—10
19
25%
.
•
7,700
—' 80
690
106 "/a
40%
397/a
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82%
27 Va : 273/4
82%
831/4
72 Va
72
10,400
•
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230
-
•
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>
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i
84
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84%
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33%
34'/4
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20
19'/4
19%
25%
257/n
253i
25-%
19%
;
34'/8
18%
50
50
82%
so
84%
*
25
25%
5
19%
19%
18%
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♦191/4
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49
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%
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39%
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109
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28
t
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26,500
3,500
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27%
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36%
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:
12 Va
109%
27
,
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22
,
36 Va
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1,100
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110
110
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100
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105
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44 Va
27%
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77
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7,100
25%
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23
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26
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9
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16,200
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25%
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24
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75 Va
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14,300
23,600
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1
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8,200
7%
26
5%
83%
&
9,300
26%
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7%
14,100
I6V4
16 Va
16%
26%
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400
v
18
7
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3,200
75%
--
16 Va
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Northwestern
130
1,200
31
18 %
__100
5
preferred—
60
V.
19
30%
25
series
conv
127
19
30%
16% .,17%
preferred
$4.16 preferred
Northrop Corp.
5 %%
126%
•
19
74%
82%
Inc.!
290
29Va
*81%
series
9,100
150
127
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100
Airlines
92
150
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series
Northwest
x89
27%
24%
26%
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92%
7%
7
7%
7
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92
90%
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30
4,500
148%'
148
148
147 Va
preferred
$4.11
19,300
91
*126%
5
2
42,000
10,700
/
29
911/4
—..5
50
$3.60
53%
' 28%
.
93%
...10
(Minn)
283/8
53
89%
•
Ry
271/4
'•
22
22%
Common
70%
42,800
91
26
,
3,600
68
55
_ioo
—100
preferred
preferred
310
/
21%
100
preferred
*
7,900
,
V'
8%
8%
8%
21%
25%
Co
611/4
152
91%
22%
Co
607/a
29%
1
Corp
Central
Natural
27»4
3,300
90%
Corp
American
700
5,000
28%
.100
100
100
Northern
,-1,500
12
152
28%
.—100
Northern
74,900
60%
28%
4%
82 % Jun
5
3,300
131/4
11%
;
,27%
29
4%
Apr 29
Jan
6,800
-
49%
271/4
28 Va
'
*8%
Aviation
■
53%
8%
81
16% Apr 28
23% Mar 31
r-;
147 Va -47%
27%
4%
;—
/
12
52%
No par
Gas
.
66%
8%
4
24% Mar 31
1,500
: 900
;
131/4
•'••
27%
4%
83 % Apr
80
4,600
>1,400
471%
13%
47%
66 Va
15
8
84% Apr 28
48%
4,400
;
58 :
;:58i
54%
35%
Jan
11
58 Va
28%
21%
78
79% Jan
263/4
26%
58
8%
37%
preferred series——
$4.10 preferred series
*
74% Mar 24
26%
'261/2
9
100
Northern States Pwr Co
67
51'/4
64%
1
Northern
51.1/4
60%
23%
„
American
May 17
Nov
51
52 Va
20
5.60%
37
27
35%
series A
Share
5.80%
36V4
27 %
99
5%%
36%
53%
105
May 33
22%
27%
19%
North
68
22%
,
64%
*96%
45% May 24
22%
52%
*104 %
North
22%
27%
100
5
Nopco Chemical Co__
\
Norfolk & Western Ry common..25
Adjustment preferred
25
6% preferred
i
10
20
41% Jan
6
64
101% Jan
22
4
36
,
6
4
8,500
151/4
70
preferred
Niagara
10,400
21%
15
150 ;. 151%
22%
preferred
preferred
4.85%
15
41% Jan
19
29% May
Jan
106% Jan
11% Mar
Sep
Sep 21
5
20% Jan
52% Mar 18
7
28
22-
'.7,200
94
91 Va
V 20 V4
15%
11%
No par
;
preferred
preferred
5.25%
Apr
99% Apr
30% May 24
17
28
100% Oct 28
107
93% Apr
64
102
2
22
32
100% Oct
4.10%
12% Dec
4
30% Sep
3.90%
5
~
186%
1801/4
'62%
—
4
Apr
2,800
,/
35
341/2
.
97
,v.
•
.
150V4
8%
9
8%
No par
preferred
85 %
23% Mar 10
25
11% Dec
Dec
Mar 28
33%
20%
60%
60
150 %
151
151
:, Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
—100
3.40% preferred
5
12
11%
12%
193%
15%
:-'
27%
27
60%
59%
DAY
.
27%
26%
MEMORIAL
__5
Brake
Central
Corp
80% May
20
19,600
12'A
Corp—
4
92% Jan
1,800
33,300
43 Va
13%
24%
Electric
3.60%
99% Feb
26
5,800
2 9'/8
451%
24%
Shipbuilding
6
15
3,300
43 Va
V;.;
*24%
York
$3.75
;
48
_1
_
Common
73% Apr
80
23% Aug 25
44 % July
2
73
28%
27 %
13%
48 %
1
Co
State
Y
600
28 Va
36,400
>-
43%
-47%
13%
CLOSED
Fibre
Chicago & 8t Louis Co
7
74% Jan
Jan
Mar 22
35% Jan
14
69% Mar
88 % Apr
2
108
Mar 23
100% Oct
•'
65% Jan
Jan
78
.,
33% Mar 15
1
4
27
400
:
42
28%
47%
13%
1
New
•
:
/
40 Va
.
"36%
26%
58
48%
4
N
38% Feb
25% Dec 11,
:\1,800
8%
30 Va
51
26% '
58%
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
loi/t,
27 V8
50%
51
47%
"
1
Common
27
10 y4 *
: 8%
20%
:
36 Va
EXCHANGE
Meter
Co.
~Il5
common_Nopar
preferred
100
New England Electric System..
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
39% May 27
25% Feb
13%
95%
22%
36%
26%
1
Bros
33% May 11
23 % Jan
:14
;
81
_
49% Mar 13
22 Va
58%
3%%
May 12
55
107% Mar H
16
12 Va
30 Va
188%
'
r :;
"/
50%
Newberry Co (J. J.)
19
86 % Apr
22
35
34% May 24
40
21
' '
is%
.,•
1,530
12'/4-'
27V4
31
15Va
.
"
77
*11%
30%
; 12%
15%
36%
1,540
r.
-
28
V
22 %
1,900
-66'/a
43 Va
20 Va
-
'
30>%
192%
26%
Neptune
8
9
Jan
37% Mar
71
2
Neisner
4
x43Va
V
,1,200
-10,900
27%
97 Va
„
Television
Co
Natus Corp
21% Jan
22
68 % Oct
27% Mar
12
82% Mar
41
,..2,100
9Va
-*73%
-
,28 Va / 28%
20%
No par
Sugar Ref Co
4
12
'
8%
40%
94
;_io
8
Mar 10
187%
1
Corp
Jan
25
10%
8%
•
98
10
13
4
*10
:
20%
Cast-No par
20% Jan
Jan
194 Va
36%
100
100
Co
28% Jan
14
27% Nov
Steel
&
National-Standard
2
22
12%
33%
22%
_
;
May 25
15 % Dec
9
Malleable
Natl
33%
.5
Corp
7
11% Sep 22
Jan
common
4
10% Mar 24
.12%
.15%
.10
1
No par
5
preferred A
preferred B
7%
12
34%
common
National Linen Service
Jan
28% Jan
-
Co
Gypsum
preferred
National
4
12 %
100
Co
National Fuel Gas
21
Apr
Products
pfd series of 1951
4%%
Apr
97% Feb
19
City Lines Inc
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com.
132% Aug
Nov
12%
...4,200
,
19%
r,
77
20%
100
10
__5
1
5
;
Register
National
May
19
*11%
95
10
Corp.
9
31
4
71
84
Can
National Cash
70% Jun
17
Jan
24% Jan
52% Sep 24
17
Apr
8% May 11
55% Feb
"\ 27
preferred
7%.
5
11% Mar
Sep
55% Sep
26% Jun
90
National Airlines
4
3
25
12
18%
:
30%
.
•27%
44%
188%
1
1
5
,
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
30«a
-
•
39%
30%
,
4% '
n
39 Va
J.
*751/4
—
44%
12 Va
34
1
5
—
25% Apr
3
80
Corp
National Acme Co
4
17% Jan
4%
•."*
39%
66Va
29
12
N
Corp
Natco
21
11% Jun
164% Apr
.„
NAFI
3
15% Jan
May 16
4%
:
8,600
4,700
12,400
.4
Bf<»——No par
Myers (F E) &
58 V4 May 25
29 %
3,200
"
Va,, 31% '
68
30%
43%
5
1
10
Inc
Munsingwear
8
Mar 30
12% Feb
19% July 16
12% Nov 10
31
31%
17
'■-'<9%
:
27%
29%
7,400
v,2,400
'•
28
,
16%
•
.
10
-27%
30
27%
L.3
3
5
5
I
Inc
V
13% Nov
29
27
•..,.
16%
:
9%
...
8%
40 7/a
28%
29%
1
No par
12
10
Co
Lines
Co
Products Corp
Motor
1
28% Jan
8
43% Jan
Co
Oil Co_
(John)
Mueller
53% Mar
'
26%
Motor
4
37% May 16
9
28%
26%
When
4
4
-28%
Morrell
22
24% Mar
2
Co_.
Utilities
Chemical
Motorola
28% Jan
31% Feb
41 Va
No Par
Moore-McCormack
23% Jan
48% Jan
July 8
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
50% Jan
8
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
40%
40%
B
27%
27%
16%
4%
/ v
10%
8%
?*
,
21%
*■>"-
12%
10
Montgomery Ward &
9
May
12 Va
8%
32%
,
20 Va
r'
10%
-
27,200
"v
30
>
32 Va
<•:
20%
13,000
73 Va
30
30
1,100
221
72%
72%
,5,700
11%
218 '
*66%
13
13
U%
:r
218
; 30%
.
8%
•'•
-11%
18%
•11%: 12 %
12%
•11%
•7,900
25 Va
39%"
..,/
.66%
75%
75%
76
-,
;
,
*9%
Monterey
3
Jun
15
22
37
2
-
18% Mar 21
6
Dec
25% Jan
-68
*66 %
15,700
20Va
31
;
10
66%
174%
19Va
27%
;
v
19
9%
.
50
22,300
,
,
25
May 31
98
10
171
32% • 33%
4%
V 19
19 %
9%
23
1,100
25 Va
19
'31%
30%
22%
.v-'a;
26
11%
M.>
39%
30%
30%
•
20 Va
29%
.v.
700
90%
30%
•'•
178%
\ 71%
V
31%
4%
30 %
19
76
,
22 Va
400
90%
*
Montana Power Co
194% May 31
3
;
40
30%
100
100
1.25
Montana-Dakota
1
31 % i^ay
19
Feb
140
4%
39%
30
: 25%
/ '/V
39%
;
31%
4%
31%
52
91
10,700
51
213%
No par
Monsanto
4
7
28
Apr
30% Jun
8
11% Mar
.
6.25
class A
Monon RR
Class
30% Apr
24
Co
29 Va'
*51
9,100
'
*
5
No par
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
6
26% Mar
21% Jan 25
28
16%
Machine Tool
Monarch
,
20
9% Jan
4
Mar
27%
16%
Inc
Mojud Co
6
11
38% May
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
20% Oct
19% Jan
13% Jan
29% Aug 31
28
22
20% Jan
1
10
7
28%
16%
291/2
*50
19 Va
,h••
32%
19%
-28%
16%
19
30
92
75%
52%
174
30
:
77
74%
51
-
,
V
: v
72%
32 Va
*88 Va
22 Va
11%
29%
>
92
30
70%
71%
70%
791%
*74%
29 Va
216
*
91
*76
75%
91
26%
11%
*87%
79%
74%
/
v;26%
212
91
52
20%
214%
250
50y4
19%
28%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4
Jan
15
11%
11,900
78%
'29%
"-.V
26%
.11%
26%
1
.5
10
.5
3%%
5
170
27V4
78
74%
20 Va
210
Service Co
1
Industries Inc common__5
Mohasco
11
56% July 27
35% Mar 2
8
27 % Dec
Sep
18
87% Mar 23
9
May
•
171%
19%
26 Va
78%
*88%
23%
178%
22 Va
24%
23%
171
Missouri Public
80% Mar 11
12
Jan
Missouri
18% May 28
14% May 26
2
38% Jan
Aug
30
19%
Portland Cement Co
15
20
Apr
15% Jan
»
30
RR
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Jan
39
DAY
800
26 Va
75%
;
91
30
30
No par
1
Fuel Corp
Mississippi River
48% Jan
Apr 28
■1 *89%
30%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
6% Jan
9
37% Mar
90
33
197/e
Corp
22% Jan
5
90
32%
Corp
3
12% Jan
68% Jan
Maid
Mar 10
3% May
60
Jan
3
16% May
30
MEMORIAL
30%
Light
Power &
37% Jan
2
53
25,400
*87%
.
51
52 y4
14%
611%
73
*76
!
53
53
No par
Ontario
&
27% May 18
16
Jan
CLOSED
29%
*50%
51
•50%
Paper—2.50
issued
Mission
52% May 25
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
15
4
4
29% May
8
When
33% Jan
221
Jan 29
4
41% Mar
4% Sep 23
41% Jan
8
3
19
31% Feb 24
5
49% Apr
19% Nov 16
31% Dec 23
3
73% Jun
Apr
17% May 12
19
2
Mar
Jun
May 11
28
161%
22
16% Jan
38
75
29%
-
v
74%
29%
74
74 %
29 %
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Oil Corp
10
& Chem Corp of Amer—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
-1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
Minn St Paul 8i S S Marie
No par
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
65
31% Apr 28
31% Dec 14
preferred—
1st
*87 y4
6,200
13 Va
61 Va
78%
:
72%
14%
62
26%
92
27% May 25
11% Jun
27%
78%
71%
13 Va
*88%
5
17% May 10
4
26%
Minerals
29% July 29
Jun
27
Midwest
31
9
64
26%
78
61%
71%
.
.
.
♦75%
1
20% Sep 21
18% Feb
63%
63
78%
5%%
178% Jun
8
72%
13%
*75%
26% May 16
8
123% Feb
13 %
62%
79%
78'/a
4
Feb
69 %
91
17
92
68%
13%
13 %
*73
78
*73
•76
3
2
83% Jan
33% Dec 29
•73
*87%
Utilities Inc
Midland Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross Corp common
59% Feb
50% Mar
80
78%
Middle South
8
12
22,100
78
96
92
79%
22
60% Nov
95%
*76
Miami
28
Jan
16
941/2
*88%
Apr 12
58
May 11
50
Dec
68
96%
x78%
29% May 18
25% Mar 16
94%
x68%
100
400
100
100
5
10
1
5
100
preferred series
3.85% preferred series
3.80%
preferred series
4.45%
preferred series
4.35%
18
78% Mar 23
Jan
99% Mar 11
58% Dec
1,100
96
3.90% pfd—100
Metropolitan Edison
81% Apr
19
31 Va
*77 Va
18
75% Jan
preferred
31%
95
95%
Shares
31 Va
*74
3%
16%c
No par
Inc
common
the Week
31%
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
—1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
4
81
Apr 25
74% Jan
5
74% Dec 22
Inc
Co
A
$3.50
93
32
25
Mar 19
37
Merck
Co
Stores
Mercantile
21
34% Jan
30% May 25
73
Jan 26
3
7
29% Jan
71
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Friday
June 3
June 2
32
♦31%
31
31%
Thursday
June 1
May 31
May 30
Par
EXCHANGE
PRICES
SALE
LOW AND HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Since Jan. 1
Hirbest
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
.
49
19,100
-v-
6,800
1.100
Number 5957
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2431)
23
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
;
for Previous
Range
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
May SO
EXCHANGE
May 31
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Junel
Friday
June 2
the Week
June 3
Shares
o
31% May 17
80
Sep
25% Dec
41 %
Feb
14 y8 Jan
92
Mar 24
4.40%
81
Mar 23
3.90%
100
Jan
13
89
preferred
4
16
95% Jan
18
Feb
Jan
943/4
6
91
30% May 17
4
34% Mar
Jan
86
■
46% May 21
393/, Jan
28 Va Mar
7 i
16
,
27
,
4
Ohio
Oil
Okla
Gas
&
16% Jan
5
83 % Jun
2
24% May 10
58% July 28
26% Nov 25
42 Va May 10
543/a Jan
4
14% May
23% Jan
5
_7
16% May
12
61 % Feb 10
943/4 July
1043/4 Dec
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
Otis
4
75
Jan
25
93% Feb
2
31
15% May 25
10
1223/4 Jun
108
1
Jan
8
9
97% Jan 27
110% Dec
9
104% Feb
13
38% Apr
28
25% Jun
1
34%
993/4 Feb
4
85
5
90 %
Owens-Illinois
Jan 27
Dec 24
May 25
79% Feb
11
Jan
7
14% Feb
11
2
183/b Jan
6
153/8 Jan
5
11% Jan
5
26
v
22
51% Nov
5
67 % Apr
Jun
9
663/4 Apr
45% Nov
16
56% Jan
7
25% Sep
23
,29% Oct
20
Oct
21
126
3
Sep
43
Jun
25
Dec
35% Apr
17
83
8
5
13
2
Jan
4
Pacific
5
145
Feb
2
12
39
23% Jan
41% May 31
83% Mar 18
Packard-Bell
4
Pan Amer
4
3
28% Jan
65 Va Mar 20
47% May 24
60% Feb 29
3
Mar 16
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
17% Jan
21% Sep 29
45 Va NOV 25
243/4 Apr
8
21% Jan
12
233/4 May
564% Juri
11
21
98% Jan
21
44
125
111% Feb
1
Dec,
Mar 15
26 Va Jun
21
32% Dec 11
36
25 Va NOV
11
84 Va Dec
:
25'
18
30% Feb
2
5
Dec
25 3A Jan
27
89
.
Jan
4
14
85% Jan
15 Va Nov
17
20
5
40 Va NOV
27
55 Va Mar 20
493/4 Jan
5
54% Feb
57% Dec
30
64% Aug 11
Mar 23
74*
26 V4 Jan
Jan
39% Dec
2
36 V4 Feb
13
50
5
8
66% May 16
100
9
57
Mar 30
23
223/4 Jan
11
75
Dec
23
103% Apr
88% Apr
85
Dec
17
93
Dec
28
39'/a Sep
15
Jan
104% Jan
Pet Milk Co
21
Jan
Dec
1
Jun
9
23
5
84% Apr
74% Dec 22
82
41
14
22
16% Dec
36% Dec
4
493/4 Aug 27
90
Jan
2
95% May
20 Vj Jan
8
533/4 Dec
32
8
26% Dec
«■'
94
100
Mar
Mar 18
993/4 Apr
2
19% Aug 17
9
92»
Feb
99
Feb
26
3
49
Jan
6
38 Ya
17
1
71
Apr
5
77% Jan
20
Apr
Mar 29
2
81% Mar 30
14
78% Apr
48% Jan
4
6
Apr 11
163/4 Mar 17
39%
93
Jan 26
Jan
Electric Co
conv
5
42
73% May
19% May
91% Mar 19
Nov
96% Jan
22
28
Sep 22
12%
12%
12V4
12%
15 %
15%
15%
153/4
3,300
153/4
14%
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Plymouth Oil Co
256 Va May 26
34%
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
PIttston Co (The) common
$3.50 convertible preferred
Apr 11
124 Ya Jan
43% Mar
17
Jun
Jan
18
125
1
18
31
91
5%%
8
Dec
56% Dec
31% Apr
188% Dec
125
5%
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6.
41%
Pittsburgh Steel Co common..
4
15
35%
133%
17%
7%
12
5%
37%
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Jan
133V4
5%
17
convertible preferred
75% Jan
28%
133%
5%
36%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
71
28 V8
133%
6
17%
8
22% Jan
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17%
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69%
53%
1
2
14% May 10
23
;
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59 V8 Jun
66 % May
9
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22% May 11
29
23
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guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
26
Feb
86
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9,100
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23
1,300
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131
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85
82 Va Jan
5
12%
15%
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Pitts Coke &
283/4 Jan
Sep
8
62 V» July 31
100% Jun
9
34% Mar 31
213/4 Nov 17
12%
96%
3
19 % May 20
30
15%
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4
93
90%
16%
100
25% Jan
5
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100
39% Jun
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400
91
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10,900
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preference
8,300
28%
53%
(conv)
16
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31
66
103%
123
273/4
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1
91
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28%
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Piper Aircraft Corp..:
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433/4 Feb
130
26%
61%
-
25
9
103
130
13,100
12%
5
Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
8
66 3/s Jun
102%
263/4
1163/4
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Phila
104%
130
200
16
112%
■
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-
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119%
25%
91
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
•
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17
29
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Phila
$1
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16
115%
53%
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26% Feb
91
4%
.
130
273/4 V
*15 %
1223/4
102%
48 Ya
;
6
12
''31% May
7
24% Jan
16
^
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(Chas) & Co Inc
Pitts Ft Wayne
119
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2
82% Mar 14
41% Mar
15
145
30
130%
120
.
62
common
57% Jan
213/4 Mar 24
13% Apr
8
3
125% Dec
Dec
1043/4
27%
issued
51% May
97 Va May 20
Jan
When
Pfizer
4
33% Jan
7
74% Jan
1
45% July
Sep 16
21% Jan
5
74% Dec
122
103%
27%
Petroleum Corp of America__
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
11
5 Va Jan 21
65% Feb
523/4 Mar 23
28
68
116
53%
4%% preferred
16% Jan
60
■
;
7
18
6
93
95 % Mar
13
Jan
31% May
Mar 23
Oct
11 Va Jan
8
84 % Jan
65% Mar 10
77% Dec
3
87% Jan
26
54
28
17%
♦89
10
553/4 Mar 23
75
56 % May
7
Jan
33% May 18
20 Ya Jan
2
99
65
14 Va Dec
17%
100
16
47% Mar 31
12
36 3A May
6
73
Apr 30
3
17%
100
68% Mar 25
43% Mar
15
13
Apr
6
45 Va May 16
96% Jun
5
87% Dec
3
28,200
16%
16
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4%% preferred
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9
263/a Mar 14
4
8
26
--
16%
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61
Corp
41% Feb
Apr .23
70% Mar
22
Dec
16%
16 Va
263/4
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29
Mar
33/4 May 20
Dec
17%
130
l
34% Jan
;
24
89
18,300
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29%
61 %
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
63% Feb
83
18%
463/4
28%
48%
Pennsylvania RR-
7
3% Oct 27
Oct
18%
45%
30%
DAY
2.50
Corp
Light com.
45
13 Va May 17
20
19
453/4
29%
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Sand
&
17 y. Jan
22
54 Va Dec
Glass
Power
8
-193/4 Jan
46% Jun
!
2
Mar
55
31
43% May
Penn
18,900
18%
44%
61 Va
_
Chemicals
40
18
22
94% Sep 22
Penna
Jan
24,800
30%
3.50
18
25
30 Va Sep
35
27% Apr 27
44
19 Va
1
issued
Pennsalt
43%
48
prior preferred
18
99 Va Feb
15 Vj Dec
When
43%
200
48%
Ford
96% Apr
92% Apr
333/8 May 18
92 % Jan
7
Oct'li
3
&
12% Jun
1
92
conv
303/4 Mar 31
16
8
98% Apr 20
102 Va Apr
11
42%
1
44%
16%
'
.'44%
100
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penney (J C) Co__
131% Jan
43
4,600
1
54
common
Penick
4
42 Va
27%
16%
•83%
613/a
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co
5
433/4 Jun
24% Feb
29% May
13
Dec
&
31% Jan
6
July
35 Va
Sep
88
Mines
5%
30
27
16%
30 «/a
No par
503/4 May 31
2
42 % May 27
26
4
84%
26%
42%
'
393/8 Mar 12
30 Va Sep
Patino
84
26%
100
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmalee Transportation
-
84
26%
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23% May 19
Mar 10
83% '
26%
18%
50c
; 31 Va July 24
2
83 V2
48
Corp
Parke Davis & Co
30
*16 Va
54
Electronics
493/4 May 31
3% Jan
*16 %
16%
85%
27
14 2/7
com
% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
12
4,700
61%
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
4
16%
313/4
♦153/8
25
4%
2
31
Nopar
July 30
49 %
31%
10
Electric
Common
May
46% Mar
39
II
Corp
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
48 Va Jan
31%
313/a
H25
World
88
20,600
42
1
6% preferred
Tin Consolidated
4
32%
.5
common
Pacific
Jan
26
12% Feb
&
32%
19%
CLOSED
Incls
Aggregates
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep &
Teleg
28
7% Jan
4
Gas
31%
15
Pacific
32% Jan
23
Jan
Coast Co
5% preferred
Pacific Finance
51% Jan
8
26% Apr 28
16 3/8 Apr 28
50% Mar 13
21
9
233/8 Jan 23
42 % Sep 22
Oct
130% Feb
28
36% Feb
2
65
May 11
26% Mar 10
24
Jun
22% May 2
60% Jan 11
3
46% Mar
59% Jan
.94
Sep
42
60
6% Jan 29
46% Nov 24
<
20 3/8 Nov
53 Ya Jun
Pacific
&
10
31%
30%
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Amer Fisheries Inc
89%
39%
;
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89%
STOCK
iqq
common
preferred
Pacific Cement
18% May 11
18% Mar 18
20
3
1443/4 Apr
4V4 Sep 22
30
$5
89%
exchange
6 25
com
110
*88%
31%
43%
CorpII__l
Co
-923/4
31%
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__i
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co
15% Jun
Jun
58V4
130% May 31
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
23»/a Feb
18
16
Jan
Glass
*91%
30%
263/4
Nopar
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
93
89%
31%
♦83%
300
Co
130
93
93
92%
*88
313/4
♦16
1
Elevator
Outlet
440
78%
33%
31%
5
Outboard Marine Corp
12
90
78%
31%
.*"1.*"" 3.125
3
37% Jan
23 % Jan
6,500
83%
78
L
31%
ioo
Corp"
46 % Jun
34
89%
78
92%
—7.50
Mathieson Chemical
Oliver Corp
4
33 %
88%
89%
s
Gas
Olin
33%
89 3/«
79
♦88
20
273/a May 18
16% May 27
15 Ye Feb 23
39% July 15
15 Va Nov
86% Apr
4
273/8 Jan 18
5
common
33%
89%
78
♦91
No par
Co
333/a
90
78%
100
Elec
33%
78%
♦89%
100
4% preferred
7
30% Jun
1
"II
Co
32% Apr 21
6
Jan
Mar 24
333/4
III100
—100
;
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Apr 22
90 % Feb
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
11 Va Nov 27
15
prererrea
4
.36% Mar
85
common
4
75% Jan
7
26% Nov
Co
Jan
12
29
25
31
9
7
29% May
Edison
84
Jan
Dec
Dec
Ohio
May 20
16
85
Dec
16
34
95% Jan
21
29
87% Dec 15
86
Sep 30
34 Va NOV. 13
27% Jun
9
83
74
70
70
70
*14
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14%
120
143/g
•117%
143/a
200
600
120
52%
91%
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52
51%
52%
5,000
16%
251
53%
51%
•
53%
91%
-
16%
163/4
17 Va
2,400
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20%
20
20
55 '
93
241% 247
19%
20%
4,900
130
10,200
3,000
(H K)—
'
88
Jan
14
95V4 Jan
7
3
20
29
29
9
23
31
29% Feb
24
27
Feb
1
73%
473/4
35%
26%
90% Nov
30
81% Feb
1
112% Jun
Jan
11
573/4 Apr
9
39 Ya Apr
Feb
9
Feb
17
Dec
4
89 Va May 31
583/4 Jan / 5
52
43% Apr
33% Mar
36 Va Mar
8
Dec
10
78% Oct
5
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
80
5
92
Mar 20
80% Jan
Jun
83
Sep 23
98
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
65
Dec
24
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
104
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
82% Nov 24
293/4 Dec 17
58
Jan
2
Jan
3
16
106% Apr
6
48% Feb
26% Mar
85
16
19
5
8
29
Apr
Apr
84% May
86
May
Jan
14
41% Feb
17
65% Jan
5
73
13
20% Jan
7
23 Va Apr
233/4 Jan
22% May 14
5
117% Feb
15
Jan
16
86% Jan
7
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
20
48 Va Apr
16
May 11
May
22% Mar
Feb
18
113% Apr
8% Apr
28
11% Feb
25
83
106
81
Feb
29% Feb
67
Jan
Procter
May
4
34% Apr
19
75% Feb
Jun
3
37 % May
27% Jun
2
3970 Jan
sink
fund preference
Electric Power Co
&
Gamble
100
10
2
10
89%
28
105%
89%
89 3/a
28%
X27 %
106%
106
89%
89%
28%
•
109%
27%
108%
89%
28
110%
893/4
893/4
140
27%
27%
4,100
lliya
112%
10,900
52%
53
54%
4,400
Public Serv Elec & Gas com__No par
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
15,800
$1.40 div preference com..Nopar
4.08% preferred
100
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
7,300
80 %
81%
81%
81%
81%
100
83
83
Public Service Co of Colorado
4.16%
preferred
4.80% preferred
53 Va
81
•80%
84
*82%
84
•82%
84
87
*85%
87
•85%
87
•85%
87
100
100%
101
•100%
102
*71%
100
43
21
*20%
*108 Va
10
Nopar
•82
$4.75 preferred
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Inc
No par
When Issued
No par
Pullman
*
Oil
53%
*853/a
Pnbllcker Industries Inc common_5
Pure
53
100
25
25
100
3%% preferred
4.32% preferred
2
53
*82%
5.05% preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana—Nopar
20
22
19
11
13
6
23
25
4
523%
100
100
100
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
16
104
Feb 25
45% Apr 14
9
98
Potomac
88 % May
76% Mar 13
36
34% Nov.
Feb
8
5%%
11
29
Dec
25% May 19
5
44%
72%
43
71%
71
71
21%
21%
21%
*21%
22%
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
108%
110
20
290
22
21%
*20%
83
100
42%
*21%
10%
100%
71
21
110
82
110%
9%
•82
111
•108%
10
9%
83
31%
31%
72%
73
72%
72%
36 %
36 3/4
36%
36%
273/a
28
27%
27%
31
42%
•82
31%
43%
111
42%
44 Va
71
71
10
10
83
•82
.
10 Va
60
1,470
13,400
83
30%
-
8,400
2,500
31%
31%
31%
72%
72%
72%
72 Va
36%
36%
36
36%
27%
27%
27%
29
15,300
3,700
1,100
38,600
Q
44% Dec 29
124 Ya
Sep 22
24
Feb 25
54% Jan
140
Mar
27% Oct
For
footnotes, see
10
5
27
page
Jan
26
125% Jan
42
11
26
26.
Mar
8
48% Mar 23
133% Apr
27% Jan
7
4
'
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred
—
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
45%
•130V.
26
45%
132
26
45%
•130%
26
45%
132
26 Va
45%
46
•130%
132
26
26%
45
131%
26
45%
2,60$
131%
10
26 Va
1,000
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
*
The
Monday, June 6, 1960
< . .
(2432)
24
STOCKS
•
17
Oct
12
Jan
25% Nov
16
Dec
07
23% Jan
66% Jan
19% Feb
43 % Sep
16% Dec
Nov
32
25% Dec
1
5
Dec 17
May 22
74% Mar
41%
73
33% Jan
27% Jun
41% Sep
40 % Apr
17 V4 May
20 Va Apr
8
2
Jan
7
17 % Sep
22
7% Nov
25
11
46% Jan
28
30% Jan
7
July
63% July 27
50% July 7
67% Nov
16
717a Dec
Dec
28
48 Va May
3
65
8
21
22
1% Sep
Oct
2% Jan
16
70
19
35 % Feb
16
39% Jan
23
23% Jun
17
29% Jan
2
29
481% Jan
81
Oct
5
16
Oct
30
10% Jan
7
Nov
17
16% Jan
2
Oct
6
18
40
68% Jan
4
27% Feb
1
10% Apr
6
5
4
Jun
8
52
Jun
3
717a Jan
4
4
47 Va Jun
3
Jan
5
149
3
May
84% Apr
18% May
6
287a Jan
4
1% May 10
2% Jan
9
81 % Feb
68% Mar
25
55
51
Feb
3
50
Jan
Mar
50
43% May
9
Rohm
Mar 23
683 Va Feb
8
780
Jan
4
87
12% Apr
5
17% Jan
6
Jan
4
Apr 14
24
1
37% Sep 22
10 % July
2
16% Oct
1
23
6
21% Mar
2
12 Va Apr
5
14% May 31
9% May
3
24
16
i
16%
16
16 %
1,600'
21%
A
21%
23
21%
22 %
277a
26
277a
6
227a Jun
1
17
*16 7a
17
59
59 %
59
61
"60%
62%- ' i
2374
23
23 Va
23 Va
23%
23%
237a
54
52%
53 Va
52%'
%
*5274
53%
200
2874
27%
27%
27
287a
267a
273/4
32,500
9%
9 Va
9Va
9
9%
4,600
v
15
90% Aug 17
258
Apr 15
36% July 24
38
Apr
1
27
July 8
797. Apr 30
567< Dec
3
97
Mar 13
29% May 4
12% Oct
5
427i Jan
42 %
43
42 %
427a
6374
64%
64 %
46
48i/4
47
57%
56%
46 Va
*46 %
57 Va
46 Va
129 Va
15
Dec
80
231% Dec 14
28
Apr
1
30% Jan
2
187a Nov 17
09
Sep 21
4274 Jan 14
89% Dec 14
24 Va Dec 31
874 Dec 24
,
9
Jan
81
■<
13
30 Va Mar 18.
Apr
96
Mar
78
6
1674
Jan
81
16
3
89% May
4
2
30
Jan
15
6674 Jan
*■
26
71
Apr
26
8% Jan
14
Mar
6
8
40% May 25
32% Feb
8
37% May
3
20 Va Apr
5
23
29% Apr
i"
12
4574 Mar 18
32% Jun
2
44 Va Feb
17
537a Jun
3
157a Jun
2
197a Jan
25
2
16
Jan
4
4
97 % Apr
20
177a Dec
6
Sep 21
91% Dec
35% Oct
6
46% Jan
32% May
7
49
Jan
26
19% Jun
17
277a Jun
18 Va Jan
21
11
117a May
Jan
90
.
.
974 Jun
3
65%
_
Jan
Sharon
Steel
16% Jan
4
Jan
4
Shell
43
30 % Apr 28
-
Jan
38
19% Mar
9
23% Jan
4
227a Aug 12
16% Mar
9
2174 Jan
13
24% Oct
Dec
1%
71%
32
32
41%
40%
40%
40'/a
403/4
372
3V2
3%
37a
3 Va
37a
50
?
52
"
56
•
2
Jan
7
104% July 27
31 Va May 22
18% Jan
6
24
677a Apr
50 % Nov
17
74% Apr
44% Jan
22
12 Va Sep
9
227a Feb
16
Jun
4
45
3874 Nov
57a Dec
207a Jan
4
43
Jun
1
56% Jan
5
Siegler Corp
fiignode Steel
94% Jan
Mar 10
78
3
557s Jan
2
55
Jan
4
2974
53% Jan
11
187a Feb
26
7
July
237a May 18
287a Mar 23
9
60% May 31
2
42% Jan
5
7% Jan
12
617a Jun 30.
52% Jan
Apr
9
47% Mar
347a Jun
26
Apr 22
5
8V2 May 18
38
Smith
347a Apr 29
44 Va
44
44
44
44 %
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24 %
337a
33'/4
331/2
33%
33%
337a
337a
*84 »/4
85%
14%
14 Va
14%
:
••
12
28
497a May
South
30% Jun
9
4474 Dec
15
52% Feb 25
457a Jan
12
2774 Aug 21
23
3274 Jan
2
14
3
Mar
Jan
25
8
167a
17
14 %
14%
14%
37%
37
37%
37
37%
9%
974
10
10
207a
227a
21%
227a
■
.
:
10
■
r.
2074
20 Va
......'
387a
81
82
STOCK
CLOSED
MEMORIAL
DAY
■V
33
73,/;
71
38 Va
38V2
9%
1774
181/4
151/4
15'/4
15
23
23 %
18%
86
California Edison.
5
15
22
21 Va
20%
21
*697t
72
67a
67a
36%
37%
22
217a
22
21%
21%
12s/s
13
'
*12%
12 V2
12%
32 >/2
33
i
327a
32'%
32 V2
33
217a
*127a
■
'127a
517a
52%
5174
53Va
53%
537a
151/2
151/2
157a
15%
1574
15%
600
137a
141/4
1374;
141/4
1374
14Va
37,400
*92
93
92
92
;
101/2
93
*92
3074
307a
30 Va .30%
2974
30 Va
2974
32 '/a
13
1374
30%
13%
Xl3
567a Jan
81% Dec
16
Nov
9
89 Va Apr
10
847a May 16
197a
16%.
167a
167a
177a
17%
171%
1774
13% May 12
16s/a Jan
417a
52%
53
42 V2
43%
80
80
35%
26% Jun
10
377a Dec 30
28% Apr
1
Mar 28
377a Jan
4
3474 '
357a
35%
35%
2,900
37'/a
34,200
9,900
x353/a
357a
37
37%
3674
37
38%
39%
377a
38 »/2
37
38%
38
39%
347a
36v.
35
35
35%
36Va
36%
367a
-
36%
•
367a
36%
15
157a
15Va
16 Va
15%
16%
157.
16%
24
24%
237a
24'%
24
24%
2374
247a
597a.
60%
59
59%
59%
601/2
59
351/3
357a
35
35i/4
347a
357a
35Va
5%
5
437a
43
5'/a
50
4974
49%
24
237a
24
*4974
24
43 Va'
*49%
23'%
237a
237a
29'/a
57
56 7e
56%
451/4
45%
457a
33%
337a
34
34
347a
35
33%
3474
19'/a
197a
19%
1974
46.74
447a
45
Va
45%
46
18
17%
173/4
17%
17'/2
28'/a
28V2
567a
57
567a
44%
447a
45 Va
45
33
33
33%
33%
35
35%
3474
351/2
19%
1974
I91/2
1974
46
467a
451/2
18
18
*27 7a
*63%
1
203/4
203/4
•2OV2
21
20 Va
2OV2
♦20%
6%
7Va
67.
7
100
*85%
1
*1378
4.20%
,
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
preferred
Inc
common
$4.50 preferred
Square
D
Co
50c
25
*85 »/2
87
84%
39Va
No par
5
*78
33
.
*85%
21
674
674
72%
7
721/4
72%
*85%
87
,
137a
14%
147a
137a
14%
24% '
247a
237a
24%
8474
84 %
847.
84%
85
38 Va
3874
377a
38%
78
3374
78
78%
78
33%
3274
33V2
3274
■M1
/
v.
'
2,800
200
8,400
15,700
1,500
14,100
32,000
6,800
7,100
50
4,500
400
5,300
5,700
87
251/4
'
79%
\
2474
84Va
84%
38
87
65
24 7a
'
25%
No par
72%
65
137a
14
24'/a
67.
72%
800
!
1474
57
72 »/2
100
281/2
30
74%
4,100
7
237a
I4V2
43'/4
72
43Va
50
♦277a
5674
2,200
17,600
60,200
5,800
357a
14%
1474
*28%
-
♦4972
50
14%
15
153/„
15
5
43%
43%
607a
2,600
36.700
5'/4
5
5
5
5
43V2
"
247a
Public Service Co
400
j
35%
247a
$4.50
81
7
80
247a
Spiegel
2
2
80
80
*63%
4
77% Feb
Oct
43
79Va
'
*79 Va
43
700
2.400
43
79'/a
421%
24V2
5
84% May
76
541/4
: -54
54
64»/2
4
8
-387a
4174
*
42%
641/2
43% Jan
2974 Mar
'
69,900
24
87% Feb
83
*53
2.200
6,20Qi
417a
245/8
26 % Jan
97% Feb 13
47% Dec 16
22
40%
5374
43%
21,700
17'/a
1774
65
2
20 Va May
22
24
•3
43
42%
43%
1974
17Va
177a
•*
24'/4
May 23
28% May 21
Dec
327a Sep
217a Oct
4
-
3274
14,900
1974
17%
17V2
4,600
2,800
31 v2
:•
19%
197a
17
52%
Spalding (A G) St Bros Inc.
86 % Mar 23
21% Mar 18
197a
20%
•
1374
137.
3074
X307a
397.
Sparton Corp
4
8
30
33
...
l
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common.
6
Apr 11
Jan
30%
32%
177a
Natural Gas Co
Southwestern
4
11
85
32%
•
31%
*63%
Mar 15
31'/2
6,400
1374
167a
>
20
66
1374
10
2,600
31%
974
3074
-
9%
30V2
10%.
3074!
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
18
978
97a
5%
Dec
<
28,800
93
*92
•
307a
68
91
\
10%
10%
18% Apr 21
9% Jan
300
1,800
147.
Jan
29% Jan
5,100
15%
17%
25
:
16,400
517a
Southern Railway common—No par
2
13 Va
>
217a
21Va
14
5
Apr 12
v
3774
:
15%
54% Jan
6% May
.
37
517.
Mar
20 Va
r
**
33Va
44
23 % May 18
.*•"
327.
Southern Indiana Gas it
8
4,300
6 3/4
67a
371/4
5
5
71
67a
67a
,—25
preferred
*6974
,
5.80Q
21
36 Va
237. Jan
Decll
i-:.
2074
•\
7%
19 Va Mar
9Va Mar
72
30
891/2
377a
2474 Oct 16
287a
*6974
72
50
73%
*87 '
6%
Elec.No par
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)—No par
2
10
73V2
881/2
34 % Feb
5% Sep
86 Va
731/2
37% Jan
197a Apr
857a
36%
5,
non-cum
4,600
86 Va
88%
33 % May
Apr
867a
11 Va
73%
31 % Jan
17
86 %
107a
901/2
*6974
1,200
10,500
857a
21
9,300
11%
73'/2;
39 % Jan
64% Jun
45
•1074
*88V2
3
13
73%
11%
*7274
467< Jan 22
19
72Va
44
.
107a
90%
25
preferred
2,100
7274
44
700
14,600
87a
'
73%
37% Mar 16
Jan
71%
45
157a
231/4
87a
5
*88 '/a
10
5
Co
1974 Jan
721%
.
20%
com
Southern
71 Va
v
| 4,400
22V2
87a
21%
61,700
"..■15%
15%
231/4
874
%
*72.
21 Va
8,800
9%
18
1774
45
15%
r
r
27%
9 Va
22%
11%
857a
94
27
9
87a
*43
11
50
2.50
Southern
.;
300
20,600
3974
3874
18%
874
9 '
200
4,800
4:
*
87/a
18 Va
237a
200
4,000
177a.'
73
*91
27%
12,400
.
33%
*71V2
-
94
9%
15%
18 ;
15
5
75
1,300
287a
17Va
38V2
27%
255
*33
7IV2
38
271/2
23
1
corn—4.50
3
15
1,400
37,400
82 %V
:
>.
28%
17 Va
'
9
82
331/2
;
*91
94
27%
277a
St Platinum
607a Jan
30
3,400
f
38V4
377a
j
•:
28%
*
71
r.
38%
371/4
87a
13
Dec
10,100
2278
*245
16%
17 Va
71
:
*91
93
*91
Feb
16 7« Dec
-
10%
'
;
81%
*33
'
34% Nov 25
21 Va Nov 16
05
375%
20%
260
28
33
1
?
*245
28%
17
-
Oil Co Inc
3074 Feb
15
V
10
-
387a
81%
28%
17%
26%
5
5
3
1
1
Marchant Inc—
56 Va Feb
38
-t,
270
*245
;
33 '>
1
27 Va Mar 25
6074 Jan
17
■
82
,
287a
28 Va
X33
:■■-■ 17
No par
No par
Sugar
4
*7074
/
EXCHANGE
__5
Rico
>
270
*245
307a Nov
17
■
387a
38
80 V.
637. Mar 25
48% Nov
38
f.
35 Va Mar
Southern
1,000
14
4
47% Apr
*37
16%
19
24
12
37%
371/4
15
41% Sep
*363/4
1,400
141/2
Dec
34
J
2,700
65,900
167a
547a Jun
8%
377a
141/2
10
50c
11
17
37
37
29% Dec
18
37%
16%
'
Corp
Puerto
367a
371/4
45
preferred
South Jersey Gas Co
South
377a
14%
71%
America
Jan
21
May 10
20
17 1/8
45
5%
26
1874
1974
14%
x36%
1
South Carolina E & G Co
2
1874
*37 V«
25
Amer Gold
97a
197a
20 3/8
9V4
37%
•
70%
Corp
Socony Mobil
437a May 31
7
10
97a
19 Va'
20%
9%
*20
381/2
-
,
O)
4,300
19'/2
191/4
207a
-
540
85%
-,r
14% •14 5/8
14 Va
14%
4,100
,
2OV2
974
9%
20
♦84
85%
*84
85%
14 Va
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline & French Labs-No par
Jan
34
20
(A
725
718 %
730
3,000
740
739 %.
734
715
2,300
16%
1
Smith-Corona
6,000
56
33%
■
'
Skelly Oil Co
12
May
Oil
Sinclair
4
Jun
;■
373/4
Simplicity Pattern Co
357a May 31
26% Mar 24
37
*51
24
1
30
1
ordinary.
Simonds Saw & Steel
5
2274 Jan
,
4
367a Jun
2
14
July 23
64
6
56
2,300
50
49'/a
50
43%
Strapping Co—_,_1
Co
Simmons
Jan
54
2
"
24
16
22% Nov
9
4274 Jun
457a Jan
48 % NOV
& Tr—
shares
17
6,000
3%
*37%
Mfg
17
3,200
40
24%
20
1
Feb
48 % Mar
3,000
33 3/4 V
39 %
44%
97.
No par
No par
Corp
Corp of
74
3274
>
*52
56
'
72 Va
7274
50
50%
-■
*52
j
-
43%
35c
& Gas
Sheraton
17
23
59% July 27
•8
York
13,300
31%
2.50
1
Corp
29% Feb
28
45 Va Mar 25
59
14
New
Sheller
31,700
17a
711/4
197,
Oil Co
Shell Transp
22% Dec 30
23
17 % Nov 16
167a Jun
9
23 y. Sep 22
18% Jun
500
22%
1%
1%
A
8%
Inc
(Frank G)
Shattuck
84 Va
22
17a
31
_No par
preferred
Industries
Shamrock Oil
4
837a
22 3/i
7OV2
■
Co
Shahmoon
11
38
84
3074
17a
16,300
22 Va
7174
*84%
Servel Inc common
$5.25
*83 7a
900
6674
30%
715.".
common
Rubber
66%
66 %
657a
128
1%
*52
:
—No par
No par
No par
Scovill Mtg Co common
25
3.65%
preferred
_100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer__
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20
Seaboard Finance Co
" 1
Selberling
437a Jan
1
May 31
13
42% Dec 30
4
14 Va Mar 31
29% May 25
2974 Jun
Jan
41
47
128
24'/a
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
25
9% Jan
50 74 Nov
5,200
►128
23
v
■
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp—
Sears Roebuck & Co
26% July 16
20,100
47 Va
463/4
129%
*46%
46 %
130
83%
50'/a
'
,
Seagrave
15
177e Jan
May 17
5
Apr 22
54,100
56%
211/4
1.40
L
4
Scott Paper Co
3
Feb
76
Inc
Schick
Feb 15
867a Jun
17
May 27
.
convertible preferred
5%
4
5074 Feb
Electric Co_.
Schering Corp common
2074 Jun
17"
107a Mar 11
81% Nov
12% Sep
3
3
May
10% May
177a Jan
38% Dec
10
14,200
52
55 Va
83'/2
10
1
5
—5
& Electric Co
Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible preference
8
Feb
11
71% Feb
23
26
16
17
8
26
13
37% Jan
4
69
50%
56
23
x31/2
_1.66%
100
Imperial Corp
Diego
677a
507a
55 Va
84
40
:
—5
Savage
21
Jan
79% Feb
»
6
72
2
1
5
6
Oct
19
67%
48 Va
6,800
No par
common
Diego Gas
Sangamo
Apr 14
21%
68% May
Dec
San
10% May 16
Mar 14
217a May 10
*
San
6
2774 May
15% May 31
44
4
19
39 % Jan
Mar 29
91
7
12
7
4
55% Jan
1
Jan
7
177a Nov 11
877a Mar 5
31
674 Nov 13
37
19
*
7
Dec
1374 Jan
18
79% Feb
24% Jan
12
52
18
Dec 23
Sep 21
20% Nov
22% Jan
8
8% May
8
31% Nov
6
2
88
Dec
82
73% Nov
07
26
Jan
May
37 74 Jun
45 Va Aug
9
397a Feb 10
12
Feb
9
827. Feb
22
8
Feb
69% Mar
16
*
18% July 15
3
3474 Nov 16
80
Apr
66
57 Va
65% "
IV2
2
33
.
16,700
43
71
preferred
;
4.30%
conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co__
—10
St Joseph Light & Power——No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
32
5
19
297a Apr
600
637s
48 Va
21%
1
1
4%
259
26
Apr
2574 May
IIV2 May 16
127a Mar
72% Jan
250
*
137a
62 3/4
41%
*831/2
1
(Jacob)
1374
42
65
647a
1,700
65 Va
1293/4
130
300
13,600
42
137a
,63 %
Bafeway
847a Mar
May 27
80
>
9
9%
137a
38%
34% Nov 24
52
.
60%
:
Aeronautical Co
Stores
*167a
60 %
;
1,800
16%
5874
13%
•
10,800
10%
163/4
9%
137a
1
2674
10
17
-
59 Va
7
40% Apr
25
9%
,4,400
974
13%
t;-
36% Jan
26%
93/4
600
9%
9Va
20 G
issued—
Ruppert
.25%
2,200
22
21%
(2574
.
607a
Ruberoid Co
Ryan
•
54
1
1
20 G
McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
6
12% Jan
14% May
25
Dec
7
14% Mar
.
Royal
22
Jan
42
Corp
When
377a May
15 Va May
35% May 12
167a
57 V2
20
—100
1
-1
(Geo. D) Corp—J—
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
37% May 23
12% Dec
600
167a
*16%
28
com__l
Roper
4
467a Jan
2
367a Jun
2
17
Jun 22
47% Mar 11
17%
7
preferred series A
Ronson
13
217a Jan
7
Mar
19
'
25 '/a
17% '
974
2.50
Aircraft Corp
Rohr
8
21 % Jan
12
14 Va May
13
25
17%'
DAY
10
Co common
Haas
&
4%
.
6
May
12
123/4
25
MEMORIAL
convertible preferred——25
Elec Corp__No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
38% Jan
9%
127a
24%
*17%
*23
5%%
2674 Jan
82
127a
18
Rochester Gas &
23% May 18
32% Mar
13
25
*17%
59 V<
—
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Apr
9
Apr
43
12%
17%
CLOSED
Roan
47a Jan
3% May 10
41%
47,000
*24 Va
*1678
5
Company
Ritter
Feb
45%
21
128% Jan
Dec
18,900
42 Va
13 Va
•
EXCHANGE
100
—1
5s
-No par
3.60%
Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
Jan
42
29% May 23
177a
417a
25%
——
Oil
Richfield
17
42 Va
10
—
Preferred
177a
137a
Tobacco com
series
Rtaeem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
3
19
400
17 Va
41%
10
(R J)
Revnolds
66% Jun
5
4,300
27,000
643/4
*63%
43%
27
■
21
77,800
18
22%
5
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co_—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
474% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
100
Inc
Revlon
46 3/8
177a
44 Va
*16%
1
50c
Brass—1
Copper &
Revere
22
3
50% Jan
76
1774
STOCK
Corp-
Republic Steel
,
71
4474"
64
*64
.•
25%
;
preferred 3%^
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
28»4 May 31
64
747a
47%
647i
43 7a
71
767a
717a
46
70%
18%
42%
10
10
5
5
series—100
Conv
Mar 14
76% Jan
24% Jan
Jun
16
17
55% Jan
4
16
5% Mar 17
59% Dec 14
62
Dec 22
50% Dec 18
30% July 23
39 Va July 24
741
Dec 28
92
Jan 30
24% Mar 12
14% Mar 25
34
May 27
22
Aug
3
50'/a Jan 26
July 15
4
31% Jan
19 % Mar
69
42% Jan
45% Sep
37
30
Dec
30
Jan
111
22
32% Apr
30% Dec
& Co—
div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp—
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Reliance Mfg Co common
Mar 10
125
Shares
13 Va
$1.25
4
57
J
75%
70%
76%
64
18
No par
(Robt)
Reis
12% May
78% Jan
24
26
17
5
26
Nov
84% Mar
Oct
17% Sep
76
18
17
38 Va Mar
July 24
163
29
29
15
15
20
Jan
6
28% Jan
42%
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
—50c
Rcichhold Chemicals
1
27% May 27
May 18
46% Feb
53
Sales tor
the Week
June 3
48
74%
71
447a
64
Rayonier Inc —
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common—
28% Jan
20
40
54 Va
Friday
PRICES
Thursday
JuneS
*70%
70%
—.———
Raybestos-Manhattan
5
14% Apr
23
Mar
Feb
33 Va
56 Va Apr
81% Sep
8
5
47% Jun
18% Jan
12% Jan
38% Jan
116
6
4
5
2
48% Apr 19
21
Apr 18
52 % Jun
1
19% Mar 14
7% Feb 25
28% Jan
06% Apr
42
Jan
53% Jan
16% May
14% July
12 % Nov
28
6% Feb 24
11% July
65
Mar
21
16
17
73
Dec
2
36 Va July 23
60 Va Mar
5
27
16% Jan
19
2
1
7
Jun
16
12% Feb
15% Nov
1
Apr
2
31
24% Jun
20% Apr
42% Jan
Jun
com^.No par
No par
preferred
1st
$3.50
70
3
12% May 11
26
14
1
28
22
37% Jan
.
June!
75%
74%
Ranco Inc
48
35% May
Jan 21
25
74
3
Jun
17
10
27
30% July
73% Apr
2
Jan
7
R
of America
Radio Corp
18
Apr
8
78% Apr
29
67% Jan
4
30% Feb
8
63
Mar 8
59% Jan
73% Dec
9
28
9
6
9
9
29
24
28
9
5
43% Feb
May 30
Far
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
May 31
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Since Jan. 1
Range
AND HIGH SALE
LOW
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range for Previous
Year 1959
,
,
STOCK RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
1.600
176,200
1.550
52,600
'
37%
U
79%
1,000
32 Va
t
38Va
*78%
327a
36.300
\
*"
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(24331
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Previous
Range
J/!
71
Dec 23
21
13% Sep
3 Vb
45% Oct
50
Nov
85
Jun
27% Jan
Jan
84
311/2 Jan
15
Standard
Electric
July
4
8
763% May
6
17% July 27
16
Jan
4
6
42% Jan
4
$1.60
v
8
May 11
Dec
14
77
14% Apr
Jan
$1.20
29
4
82
44 3% Mar 24
23
253/8 Apr
Dec
18
23
2
22
17
Dec
29
19
52
(The)
65
20 3/2
5
Sterchi
Bros
Sterling
Stevens
11
5%
19
prior preference
Stone
&
Storer
9
May 26
24'/2 Jan
15
May 26
171/4 Jan
4
618,
Oct
28
226 »/2 May 26
67
Dec
14
501% May 11
37% May 17
64'/2 Jan
4
26'% Jan
4
Sundstrand
16'/4 Jan
7
Sun
529
Jan
4
24% Dec 28
38% May 29
193/2 May 16
11% Sep 23
79% Dec 21
52% Dec 29
15 y4 Mar 20
121/4 Jun
1
94
80
4
84
9
423/4 May 17
553/2 Jan
Jan
27
203% May 27
24'%
•243/4 Apr
29
211/2 Jan
20
3 8 3/4 Jan
106% Feb
15
293% Jun
1
20
853/4 Mar 11
Gas
231/4 May 10
333/4 Feb 25
933/4 Jan
'>
73/4 Mar 11
1
1348
Jan
31
4'% %
preferred
Sunshine
4
Superior
Feb
5
Sweets
51 '/a Feb
25
Mining
26% Feb
29
42% Apr
1
9
11% Jan
14
13%
31
443/4 Feb
17
573/4 Apr
29
Talcott
4
10 3/4 Jan
15
TelAutograph
93/4 Mar 21
163/b Apr
27
Temco
143/s Mar
10% Nov 20
&
of
6% May
133/a Mar 16
8% Nov 25
21
22
19 3/8 Jan
2
44% Nov
11
34
Feb
1
301/4 Jun 25
38% Jan
12
32% Jun
1
37
22 i/s Jun
1
243/4 Apr
25
643/2 Jun
2
Jan
4
27
Apr
11
1
3
35V4 Apr 14
39 3/4 July 15
17
Nov
16
25% Mar 16
87% Aug
~21
27% Jun
Feb
18
8
:
Pacific
&
Pacific Land
Jun
3
108
Jan
12
80
Texas &
11
Jun
16
26 3% Jan
$1.25
323% Jan
613/4 Jan
Thatcher
21
28
May
6
14% Oct 14
72
3
701/4 May
Sep
8
79
Nov
24
Jan
88
46% Feb
6
23
16
66'% Jun
24'
84
20"% Sep
18
293% Apr
14
16% Jun
2
243/b Jan
Dec
22
24
Jan
16
21
4
45% Jan
15'/a Feb
15
17 3/e Apr
3
$1.20
6
Timken
22'/a Jan
4
2
3
14
29
July 31
543/4 Mar
3
753/4 Mar
3
33'/4 May 12
50 '/a Jan
11
24% Jun
8
Sep
21
56% Jan
21
12
12 3/b Apr
423% Aug
24
Jan
34% Jan
7
54% Jan
9
Nov
18
433% Apr
81/4 Nov
16
133/s Mar
29
36
48
33 %
56'%
57
25'/r Mar 14
22
17% Apr
20
18
253/2 Apr
1
10% Jan
2
163/4 Dec
23
1,800
12 %
5,600
10
82i%
47i%
46'%
471/4
46'%
47
47
47
20%
20i%
20 7%
20%
20%
21
21'%
20,200
223%
223%
22%
*22 3/4
1,800
30
301/4
29'%
30'A
88
88'%
88
89
12'%
55'%
:
45
--
-
7,200
.
"
22 %
223%
223%
303/4
*30i%
30%
883/4
88'%
88'%
1,300
5i%
•
■
30 3/4
88'/4
2
53/4
5'%
5'%
4,900
1030
1025
,
1020
'
4,700
1075
460
*26%
271%
*26%
27'%
27'%
27'%
100
X43%
441/4
433%
441/4
44'%
45i%
8,200
12%
12%
12 7%
12'%
125%
125%
12%
4,500
56
56
56
55
551%
54
543%
.
7
V
14'%
■
40i%
39 %
-■
333%
32%
22»%
22%
143%
40
39'%
393%
8,900
33i%
33
333%
11,600
22i%
.
73%
143%
32%
333%
;23i%
:■
,
40
333/4
,39%
•
'? v/V-
22'%
22'%
22i%
7,300
66'%
44,100
\333%
2,200
7
71%
66%
67
64'%
65'%
335%
33i%
333%
33
24%
23'%
23'%
23'%
233%
16 5%
16J%
16%
16'%
16'%
251'%
242'%
247'%
22>%
225%
223%
22%
143%
143%
14%
15
246
:
;
"
:
*
v
233%
1,100
11,100
25'%
16'%
,
r1
14%
643%
33 3%
16%
'
65'%
333/a
23'%
.
68'%
33 3%
V
.
,_5
1,100
71%
143%
39%
14%
223%
.:...
5
'<
73%
7
73%
15'%
14%
12,600
16i%
244%
234'%
22'%
225%
223%
15
15'%
155%
20,700
23%
153%
238
241
27,600
STOCK
4,800
EXCHANGE
100
f
MEMORIAL
*24'%
■t
77
795%
80
11,000
20'%
20i%
20
20 3%
16,700
24%
24'%
.245%
30'%
30i%
31
415%
38 5%
41%
203%
243%
30'%
4
40
30'%
43%
"
*93%
10
*93%
10'%
64'%
64
66'%
>
*80'%
82'%
82'%
•
*93%
4
623%
7.50
_
74
79%
201%
243%
293%
40 5%
DAY
5
__l
2,600
81
.
80
:
21
*77
783%
79 3%
79'%
20'%
...V
.
No par
Co
78'%
81
*77
81
♦78
CLOSED
Inc—
65
"
*80'%
*241%
•
50
"
243%
1,200
31
31'%
3,500
39%
•"
413%
85,900
10'%
*93%
10'/4
>'
66'%
64'%
65'%
>
82'% %
18,100
2,800
4,600
18'%
17%
18%
17%
17%
173%
173%
4,200
5
17'%
175%
173%
175%
173%
173%
173/a
17%
9,000
_No par
353%
353%
355%
35%
35'%
353%
353%
353%
2,300
19%
20'%
193%
20
193%
203/8
193/a
195/8
3,400
2
67 3%
68'%
68
68'%
683%
69'%
2
26 3%
273%
26'%
26%
1
48'%
50 3%
30
30
Bearing
Co
Co_l__.j—
Supply Co class A
&
$2.70
Corp
:
.
.
...
Traux-Traer
Corp
Steel
Corp
.
No par
1
Industries
Airlines
Tung-Sol
Coal
5
Inc
common
Electric Co common
pfd series of 1957
4
121% Feb
11
Twin
Coach
19'% Jan
4
TXL
Oil
1
50
-
Century Fox Film
^
,
533%
.
67%
68'%
251%
263%X
253%
26 3/a
23,100
49'%
47 y8
49
473%
48 3%
28,200
*293%
1
•
X
'
37%
30'%
100
4%
4%
4%
43%
4%
2,700
133%
133%
135%
13%
13%
4,300
343%
343%
345/e
343%
345% '
.
'
533%
*533%
533%
533%
271%
273%
27
271%
37%
38%
363%
38'%
363%
15,800
533%
27
373%
,
1,100
5,700
12,500
'
*57 3%
37%
38
7%
7 3%
7i%
36'%
7
*353%
*35 3%
36'%
10
9%
9%
10
13%
135%
133%
16
16'%
15%
16
37
37%
36i%
37%
8'%
8'%
8i%
CO"
*58
59
38i%
59
373%
CO
35
533%
26%
39
'
*571%
1
*29
4%
263%
26 y8
1
50
1,
30'%
3,200
13%
*29
353%
533%
.'O'
13,200
30'%
47%
133/4
34 s%
/.
1
Co
:
.
...
City Rap Transit com__No par
conv prior preferred
50
Corp
*80'%
5
43%
133%
..
1
Co
conv
133/a May 17
1
;
preferred
10
93/4 Mar
203%
125%
18'%
Feb
38
20'%
No par
5%
May 17
*82
593%
Twin
36
82
22
8
9
123/4
58 3%
Jan
2
20'%
123%
82
22
20th
May
20 3%
13'/4
593%
3
7
20'%
22
World
5 %
1,600
223%
\
-
No par
Wooldridge
Trt-Continental
Apr 13
3,600
58
393/8 Jun
5
17% Nov
27%
553%
84
12 3/4
*82
28
Co
Williams
591/4 May 27
52 3/4 Mar 31
8
10% Sep
4
403% May 27
31 '/s May 11
Mar
Mar 13
4
33 3%
54.
47
50c
Electronic
543/4 Mar 10
30
24
Jan
393% Jan
333%
56'%
21%
Edison
Trans
610
•
333/4
56
58
Trans-United
»
249
33'%
'
20'%
10
■
Transue
11
19
245
,
,
;
•7.
Trust—
Transitron
Jan
19
26
10
Sep
20'%
84
44'%
common
Transainerica
8 3% Feb
247
242
331/4
57
*26%
Trane.Co
39
60,800
28,500
22'%
Tractor
20
9%
8
58
293/n Jan
283,4 May 26
9'%
8
22
22 >/4 Mar 29
15
27
18
247
97%
8
58'%
693% May 18
43/4 Apr
242
251
700
9'%
73/4
r;
223%
8
50% Dec
8
57i%
9
16% Jan
97%
7%
22'%
3
37
93%
8 3/4
25
243/4 Mar
J~uly
2,100
30
173%
56 3/4 Mar
171/8 Jan
50 3%
*293%
.
82'%
19% Jun
42%
50'%
29'%
^
16%
1
7
51 »/4
29'%
-
*80'%
26
30
500
50%
513/4
29=%
%
17
Jan
Jan
173%
16 5%
34'/a Sep
7% Dec
173%
173%
70
29
17'%
17
10
523/4 Feb 29
1,300
*17'%
173%
21
16
14'%
17
25% Jun
40% Feb
14'%
33 s/8
5
53% Sep
4
141/4
33
1
Torrington
May 16
37
143/4
13,700
,
Realty & Construction...1
Tishman
173/4 Jun
17
70O
14%
*
"
34% May 23
22'%
'
"
100
Oil
Roller
Toledo
213%
1035
preferred
683/4 Jan:
8
16% May 10
261/s Aug 17
19% Mai 11
15% Dec
52 3/2 Mar
7
693% Dec
2
4
213%
58
10
Tidewater
233/8 Mar 29
Jan
7,800
213%
1030
preferred
4%
5,700
21
1030
Common
2
May 20
26'%
101/4
249
r
Feb
79
153%
32
X1021'%
Oil
Mfg
(J R)
Thompson
*15'%
153%
31'%
29%
8
:
33'%
preferred
Glass
Thiokol Chemical
27
83'%
333%
'513%
•
Jan
13
"93/4 May 25
*82
<31'%
53%
common
conv
6,500
83'%
57'%
53%
Ry Co
Thompson-Ramo
52
29%
93%
ex-distribution__l
ctfs
Inc
233/4 Feb
32% May
Coal
Pacific
27>/4 May 20
36 »/2 Mar
52 3%
No par
Texas Utilities CoTextron
200
57'%
26
53%
Corp
Texas
4
2
24
51'%
X293/a
•
„25
Transmission
share
173%
563%
26'%
'
5
11
Sub
5,400
•17'%
58'A
51/4
Inc
243/4 Jan
Apr
;
,1
1.25
Instruments
193/2 May 11
Jan
21
_/
Texas
4
173%
717'%
173/4
563/4
*17'% ' 173%
17'%
1
Sulphur
Jan
18
56'%
25
Inc
July 30
31% July 30
29 %
30
Dec
7
15,800
26'%
10c
Producing Co
70»/2 Jan
23
11
Corp
Gas
11,800
30'A
*15
-
.
...
143%
9
Gulf
193/4
74
141/4
143/4
___1
Texas
143/4 May 17
31
21
*173%
^30
Corp
Texas Gulf
23
Dec
21
125
Corp
7
29% Jan
76
19% Jan
36% Sep
Texas
|2,400
33'%
29
T
14
26% May 18
1241% Mar 18
141/4 Mar 10
30
102% Dec
31
__1
Jan
203/a May 17
393/4 Jan
30
-•
4.16%
256 »/4 May 25
1
Jan
30'A
*20 3%
12.50
Texas
27
231/a Nov 25
154
30
1
(James)
Aircraft
Texaco
33»%
33
29'%
*82
26'A
133/4
Corp
333%
335%
17%
56 5%
26i%
20'%
A
19'/a Jan
37
May 27
163/4 Jun
20
193 »/2 Nov
611/4 Jan
63
87
34% May 18
293/8 Mar 15
23
56
13
of '55
33'%
56%
153%
*15'%
26%
20
When issued
\
90
*17y4
-
83i%
56%
*82
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Mar 23
*85
14,800
26'%
17%
153%
No par
series
Wayne
Tennessee
4
413/2 Jan
100
293%
32 3/4
57 3%
26'%
_25
Inc
8,200
89
28%
95
1,100
333%
,'i
173/4
*82
83»%
1
common
America
:.
Dec
48
Feb ' 6
17%
173/4
■
563/8
II5
Co
Symington
26'%
56'%
■
No par
Co
1:
California
of
Oil
Co
Swift
2
Feb
__________I
Corp common
5 3%% 2nd pfd series
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
15
33%
*153%
1
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
7
*87
4
100
:
333/4
32'%
57
Corp
(23
29% Jan
*82
•
\
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co—:—:
21
Jan)
293/4
*85
33'%
573/4
II ~1
IIIIl
:
Chemical
92
87
28'%
7
40%
453/4
87
29'%
26 y8
■;
17%
563/4
20
>
47% Aug 21
3
5
17%
DAY
"1
Corp
21
23
181/a
MEMORIAL
4
_i
preferred..
conv
Sunbeam
Apr
Jan
2165
173/4
1
par
issued
Suburban
Apr 18
653/4 Feb
895
i.1 $5
£
251/4 Mar 28
53/a Jun
27'%
333/4
33
•
2 50
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When
40
44%
87
*85
333/4
261%
Webster
7
8% Mar 20
333/8
closed:
5
Broadcasting Co.
28
4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
X
303/4 Jan
5
45%
28'%
87%
20
common_j_i
583/8 M'ar 28
'
*4%
401%
453%
30'%
*84
;
Co.—J—!.!—5
Fuller
&
28
29
Inc.
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
Jan
18 3/4 Feb
26 »/4 Mar 24
Feb
29'%
1'
50'% May 17
Mar 13
_1
..IlOO
I..1
"5
Zl5
Inc
16 3/4
26
Baer
Oct
20,
35
199,800
45i%
401%
*86
87%
20
2
Stix
29 y4 Oct
Jan
41i%
443%
common
253/0 Jan
9
Apr
40 5%
453%
I
& Co Inc__
Stewart-Warner Corp
9% Jun
25
41
44i%
*86
20
P)
Apr
33% Mar, 25
1275
40'%
10
~~
S~.____~_~No
Co
Stores
Drug
(J
5
25
33,300
preferred.
preferred
33 '/2 Jan
33 3/8 Jun
1
16% Jan
6
2
May
33%%
583/4 Jun
>
Apr 12
14 '/a Apr
Aug' 25
,
8
29
Apr
May 23
21
Nov
43,800
37%
'
43/4
"
L
Stauffer Chemical
Sep
,5% Dec
411/4
361/4
preferred
convertible
24% Jan
7
40'%
36'%
com
Starrett Co
Jan
153/2 Jan
23
22
15% Jan
16
403%
35 %
-
27
Dec
33
Dec
45%
40
36%
^7
6% convertible preferred
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray Corp
65% Jan
8
18% Jun
30 % Dec
43%
40 >/4
353%
*4%
,
20 *
,
59 3/a Jun
22% Nov 25
20% Sep 21
43/4
40
37
100
213/4 Mar 25
1
543/4 Mar
21
Apr
:34%
8
43/4
40 '/2
36%
A
Packaging Corp
*
9% Aug 26
Sep 22
325
*4%
40 Vb
25
series
convertible
3,700
10c
California
Indiana
preferred
Standard
13
33% Apr
6
143/4 Mar
,,
8
23% Jun
May
33/4%
«,
403/4 Jan
May 11
263/aJun
22
102*
2
28
Standard
•
4
190
39,500
6.25
common
27% Mar 13
71% Oct
Co
Ohio
Jan
Mar
36% Jan
8,400
105%
of
6
10% Sep
10'%
Oil
56
89
28
29
351/4 Sep
10%
23
413/4 July 27
5
29
10%
Jersey
117
6
88
10%
64% Jan
9
Apr
10%
New
2
50
10'%
of
May 10
733%
IO1/4
Oil
861/2 Jan 13
423/4
723/4
17
Standard
24.
42'%
73i%
163%
40
443% May 31
42i%
*72'%
173%
26
,
42'A
733%
16%
59 Vb Jan
7
42%
173%
of
Apr
Shares
42'%
*72'%
73'%
16%
of
39% July 27
June 3
18
Oil
92
the Week
Friday
T
June 2
17%
Oil
50l/2 Jan -4
Sales for
Thursday
_i
Standard
2
HIGH SALE PRICES
June 1
Inc.—1
Standard
Jun
*72%
,
AND
Wednesday
Co
4
78
.
43/4 Jan
&
May 31
413/4
421/4
Corp__
Financial
4
71
2OV4 Jan
Standard
44% Jan
9
31% Dec
25
51% Jan
12
Feb
183/e May 26
113/e Apr
Gas
Tuesday
May 30
com___No par
No par
1
31
Feb
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
May 16
52% Sep
13 % Jan
Standard Brands
Jun
19% Dec
26%
423/4 May 24
753/4 Apr 27
35
433/4 Dec
43
12
Monday
par
40
12% Jan
76 % Nov
70 3/4 Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17
52'% Apr
2
Jan
18
25
12% May 11
101/8 May 11
43/2 Mar
1
62 Vi Jan
25
20
23
16
30
7
8
6,
39 % Nov
NEW YORK
Highest
35 % Feb
July 29
23
5
May 29
45% Nov
Lowest
Highest
37
Dec 18
821/4 Feb 24
23% May 11
17
34 Vb Nov
STOCKS
■j
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
38 'A
73%
73%
*36
X /i
:
*56'%
59
373%
93%
133/8
1
i
9%
393%
7%
:
1
1,800
36 '%
9%
;
10
13%
13'%
28,000
73%
*36
36'%
•'
59
38'%
.
1
4,000
14%
15,700
U
19 % Nov
9% Jun
41
Jan
120 % Feb
6
30% Mar 13
12
51
4
14% Aug
28
9
2
1501% July 27
Apr
30% Jun
19
353/4 Mar 16
86% Oct
15
983% Mar
4
13
153/4 Jan
243/4 Feb
29
Jun
3
8
323/a May 10
1263/4 May
3
18'% Jan 22
Udylite Corp
37% May 31
Underwood
121% Mar
1
Union
43'A Jan
4
6
Asbestos
&
Rubber
Union
148'% Jan
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp
Union
373/4 May 20
Jan
4
87'A Jan
6
93
Mar 25
Feb
19
78
Apr
32
1
No par
(The)
Corp
Electric
Preferred
Co
$4.50
Co
common
series
8'%
5
No par
__10
No par
68'/2 Jan
5
773/2 Jan
7
82'% Mar 28
33 Vb Mar
8
43% Jan
4
19
25»/2 Jun
2
31
Jan
5
Union
91/4 Feb
26
73/4 Jan
4
8'A Jan
29
29% Nov 27
373/4 Jan
6
29 3/8 May 17
32'% Jan
6
Union
19% oct
253/s Feb
21
243/4 Jan
13
Union
4
United
15
United
67
Dec
24
77
Dec
24
80
Sep
773/4 Feb
87
16
Mar
40% Dec 23
531/4 July 10
29 Vb Nov
17
38% Feb
7% Nov
18
30% Jan
1
6
45
36
Oct
28
66
101
Oct
14
136
80% Nov 30
24% Feb
9
22% Jun
12
86
Oct
25
Nov
21
27
64
Oct
22
29
Sep 23
203/e Apr
253/4 Apr
5
37% Jan
Mar 26
323/a Apr
20
411/4 Jan
Apr
32 »/4 Mar 26
301% Jan
22
Mar 24
38 3/4 Apr
37% Mar 16
Jan
2
81
May 17
92 V2 Feb
11
4%
4
3
23% Mar
8
28% Jan
Mar
9
333/4 Jun
24
84% Jan
Apr
Jun
3
Jan
1
38
Feb
23
7% Jan
12
7
Mar 21
31'/2 May
17 3/2 May 10
9
22
22
May 5
27% May 20
31 V» Jan
6
32% Jan
463/2 Apr
533/4 Jan
5
25
Jan
25
17
451/4 Mar
29
42% Jan
48% Jan
13
59»/a Aug 27
16% Jan
2
20% July 20
16% Jun
11% Jan
8
7% Jan
4
163/4 Apr
19
-18V4Jan
Apr
20
13% Jan
Apr 12
30 3/8 Jan 27
64% Jan
May 10
53/4 May
163/4 Jan
7
1% Nov
19
2
65 3/4 Dec
3
341/2 Mar
28
Nov
213/4 July 24
2
21/a Mar 10
1
28
50
51% Apr
4
14
853% Aug 18
20
2
7
45% Jan
19
33
30 Vb Mar
4
40'% Jan
833/a Jan
4
35
26
253/2 Jun
75
Dec
21
54
Jun
2
120
Apr
27
863/2 Feb
12
108
27
154
Cfnrt
For footnotes, see
no
page
.
26.
Jan
2
U
4
4
4
Anr 27
U
U
74 Vi Jan
May
80
*77
*71
72
*71
72
*80
81'i%
*80
81'%
39
393%
Drill
■
26 5%
26'%
8
77%
30
Co
30i%
21'%
_5
Air Lines Inc
10
Aircraft Corp common.:—5
Twist
21%
32i%
313%
38
of 1955) conv pfd—100
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
100' v
(ser
Artists
Biscuit
Corp
U
80
*77
39
*90
100
'
36 3%
X253%
7%
39
26'%
8
16
153%
16
36 3%
33%
8 3%
"
343%
8'%
323%
135i%
36'%
89'%
135
36 3%
37
6,800
91
420
91
*71
72
^
.80
*71
81'%
'■
*80
*80
<
r
8,900
13,600
*77;
78.
2,000
343%
136
36'%
90'%
*77
5,500
60,300
8'%
333%
333%
1333%
8
72
81'%
353%
373% '
36'%
36%
25'%
253%
25'%
25%
7%
7%
7%
30'%
30'%
30i%
11,700
35,500
8
17,400
5,400
30'%
30'%
*21'%
22'%
213%
22'%
21'%
21%
700
30 3%
313%
30 5%
313%
30'%
303%
10,500
37%
35 %
37
15,400
30
37%
38 3%
37
'
100
*90
100
*85
84 3%
82'%
83'%
84
85
84
27 3%
275%
27
27'%
273%
27 5%
273%
84
4,300
333%
333%
7,500
*91'%
921%
*90
100
1,400
843%
32%
32%
323%
32'%
33 y8
*91'%
92i%
*91'%
92'%
*91'%
92'%
241%
241%
*24
243%
58
60'%
57i%
58'%
58
4,200
60 %
57
60
295%
293%
29'%
29'%
29'%
1,000
of
0
30
30
29'%
24'%
7
14,700
73%
7
.71%
400
24
24
241/4
73%
73%
73%
32
33 3%
321%
32i%
32
32 5%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
2,300
18
175%
173/4
17%
253%
25 y4
24 3%
25'%■
52,600
24'%
24'%
73/4
-
2,600
32 y8
32
23%
243%
293%
28'%
28%
28'%
29
28%
29
28'%
*50'%
50'%
503%
503%
600
513%
50 3%
503%
51
17%
16 3%
17
16 5%
163%
16%
163%
17
-
8'%
8'A
2,200
8,500
8%
8'%
6%
6%
17
16%
preferred
—25
S Borax & Chemical Corp com__l
43%% preferred
100 . ..
S & Foreign Securities
1
S Freight Co——
No par
S Gypsum Co common....
4 -• *
7<&
preferred _—
100
„
.
83%
6'%
6 3%
6 3%
16%
16 3%
1
1
6'%
2,400
16%
11,500
iy8
l'/a
11,900
503%
iy«
6i%
16'%
6 V*
17
51'%
1%
56'%
50%
31 y2
£3iy2
31'%
32'%
31
373%
373%
377%
37'%
38'A
37 3%
89'%
..
513%
31
87
88
26i%
-
1
51
37'%
25 7%
253%
26'%
58
xlOl
1043%
♦1501%
153 3%
551%
101
*150'%
56'%
103'%
1531%
*86%
25 y2
X54
104
*150'/4
51
26'/a
26
253%
.563%
88
*86'%
88
„
553%
.
.57
106
.
107'%
•152
1053/4
153.3%
21,600
8 3%
8
313%
'
363%
*88
8'%
16%
:
51'%
1
513%
*31
6%
24
30% Jan
4
13
.
323%
90 «/4 May
42% May Q
86% Sep 22
Jan
6
11
4
Mar 29
$3.70
5
United Engineering & Foundry—5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co—:13'%
United
Greenfield
Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
—1
United Park City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common
25
6
9
90'A
United Electric Coal Cos
363% Mar 28
23% July
31% Sep
29% Sep 23
80% Sep 16
9
36'%
89'%
America__No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
Unlted-Carr
Fastener
(Del)—2.50
United Corp (Del)
-1
25
29 3/8 Jun
363%
89'%
27%
United
18
76
36 3%
89'%
1
United
90'% May 20
27
22
22'% Jan
23% Nov
30 3% Dec
18
Mar 11
57
12
16
4%
11
29% Jan
>
98'% Feb 26
881/4 Apr
93/2 May 19
4%
May 10
381% Dec
9
'
88
10
17
7% Dec
Preferred
8
741/4 Apr 26
4
July 15
3
IO93/4 Mar 26
95
76
1333%
36'%
"
No par-1 —
No par
No par 25
\
Pacific RR Co common
10
non-cum preferred
—10
Tank Car Co
No par
- -
3
4
333%
133i%
*.
1
25
Aug
32'%
133%
33
*
series
Preferred $3.50 series
Preferred $4 series
Union Oil of California
74
333%
133i%
Corp—16%
15%
34'%
154%
k
4,500
120
'
8,500
30
3,200
14,100
17,200
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Prevtone
24y. Jun
28
29
22
9
23
2
18
29% Oct
30
39% Oct
23
Jan
9
7% Dec
28 Mi Oct
9% Sep
40% Oct
26% Dec
8% Jan
76
45% Feb
10
142% Sep
24
19
27% Sep 30
33% Jan
6
45% Nov
7
138% Sep 21
88% May
7
22% Dec
6
33% Oct
29% Sep 22
„
7
Jan
26
2
80
Dec
30
14 Vb Feb
12% Jan
8% Jan
28
May 24
31% Feb
12
10
Jan
38
Mar 31
146
Dec
Aug
7
2
U
S Pipe
4
U
S
& Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
19
U
S
47% Jan
74% May
103% Jan
26% Mar
8%
Mar
23
15% Jan
8
8
34
Jan
6
24% Mar 29
7% Feb
8
12%
3
May
24
83
19
Jan
Feb
>'
98% May 18
4
9
Apr 12
12
April
51% Jan
4
59
Apr
7
159
Apr 13
163
Jun
1
65% May 31
31% Apr
7
11%
32% May 11
47% Feb
5
148
Jan
6
72
Feb
12
41% Apr
14
21
22% Jun
1
28% Jan
5
38% Apr
84
70% Feb
16
78% Jun
41% Feb
16
55% Jun
2
3
32% Feb
2
36%
40
Feb
9
31
Jun
9
July 29
36% Feb 18
40
Nov 27
47% Aug 27
50
9
44
Jan
5
20% Jun
1
34% Jan
5
13 Vs
July 28
5
Jan
20
26% Feb
12
34V* May 25
36% Apr
17
31% Feb
26
36
Nov
23
39% Jan
12
59% Jun
"4% Dec" 29
H% Jan
22
96 y* Dec
5
4
16
29% Nov
2
2
31% Jan
5
263/4 Sep 21
93/4 Jan
Oct
76
53
82 V* Nov
9
39% Mar
Jan
108
98% Dec
18
78% Oct
16
86% Mar
81% Dec
15
91% Mar
Sep
29
87% Mar
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
15% Dec
4
21% Mar
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
96% Jan
2
79
11
1
Vick Chemical Co
Va-Carolina Chemical
Vertientes-Camaguey
26
Jan
7
89
Jan
15
6% dividend par tic
Feb 24
103 >A
99% Jan
4
Jan
29
82
May
82% Jan
18
88
May 19
85
80
9
84
Apr
26
Apr
26
10
Jun
1
15% Jan
4
Vulcan
13% Jun
2
19
Jan
4
5%
*.
102%
May 27
96
103%;:Fea-11
94% Apr
9
90 % Feb
Materials Co
8
8%
; 39
21%
26%
*7%
1
20%
47
45%
77
•76%
57%
26
48
48%
48
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40%
40%
29
27%
; 28%
48
48%
48
146%
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41%
28%
58%
40 %
t
146%
41
78%
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145%
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6,700
190
58%
16,100
147
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29%
47 Ya
48%
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6,700
1,500
81%
78%
79%
77%
79%
140y.
140%
140%
140%
23%
23%
23%
23%
81%
82%
141 y4
141 Ya
2,100
23%
23%
3,300
55,000
'
;
140%
141
23%
23%
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*34%
36
36
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36
•34%
36
29%
30
29%
30
18%
18%
19%
19
19 y*
19%
193/g
10%
10%
10
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10
10 y.
10
10
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94
94
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7,500
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58
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26%
48
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146
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8%
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9%
162
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3,400
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55%
63
23%
9%
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57
159
157
61%
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39
76%
76%
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77%
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22%
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23 Ye
r
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161
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163
22%
65%
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156%
62%
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159
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29%
9%
33
55%
58%
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32%
10
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34
56%
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29
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10%
33
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2,700
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18,700
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64*%
231/4
46,800
24
29,600
38
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78%
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9,300
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79
77%
280
54%
55 %
54%
55
54%
55
543/4
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
36
5
34%
34Y4
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34 Ya
343/4
34Ya
22
22%
20 34
21*%
21
22%
21'A
21%
7,600
12
12*/a
12%
12%
12'A
12 Ya
12'A
12 Ya
4,300
33%
33%
*33
33%
323A
33%
323/4
323%
33 Ya
33 Ya
34
34
343%
343%
34
34 1
57%
59%
58
593%
55 Ya
58%
533%
55 Ya
40,700
67
70%
70
713%
68'%
71 Ya
66
71
36,300
3%
35
3%
400
2,300
16,900
24
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17,100
85
200
44
9,300
43 Ya
44%
433/8
44
42 Ya
1003/4
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101
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82%
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82%
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87
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87
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87
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87
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85
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85
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84
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84
10%
11
43 Ya
100%
101
10
91
96
96
„
10%
15
90
15%
91
14
90
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96
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97%
10
10
81
10
14%
10%
14'%
10%
133/4
210
100'%
81
92
96
15Y#
100
—100
600
3'%
233A
44
100
1
16
400
1153/4
111
85
3,900
100
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100
100
100
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38,600
36
3Ya
85
553%
I
243A
24'A
87
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116Ya
113
255%
243A
85
3'%
118%
110
25%
85
preferred—100
convertible
109
24%
3%
3%
3'/a
106%
com—No par
preferred
5%% preferred—,
6%%
preferred
Apr 14
32,100
35%
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
45% May 16
26
34% Jan
4
5
23
17
16
9
9
20
9
Apr 22
79
Mar 20
107
Co
1
6% Jan
9
f.1% Mar
35% May 25
2
25
Feb
Vendo
71% Jun
118% Jun
3% Mar 18
76
1
39
1
39
•7%
26 '%
'
26 r*
26
-
,
21
5
10
1
2.50
Sugar Co__6%
125
Inc
Varian Associates
.
"
26%
preferred
$2.28 convertible
Van Raalte Co
5
May
*38 ye
:
'
26%
26
21%
Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
13% Mar 15
38% Mar 11
33 % Jun
19% Jan
11
30% Nov
22 Vs Jan
39%
»38%
.
*7%
Vanadium
26
Mar
1
26%
;7%
100
1
Steel Co
Vanadium-Alloys
Jan
5,300
\ 200
•
.12.80
Light Co.
42
34
11%
78%
6.25
2.50
-1
1
Corp
Co
Utah Power &
Feb 19
11
146%
100
issued
Upjohn
11%
39%
7%
DAY
com_No par
Leaf Tobacco
preferred
Products Co
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
4%% preferred
25
25y4 Oct 12
71
Nov 17
17
Jan 16
ny«
57%
MEMORIAL
common
Universal Oil
29% Feb
*
26%
\
CLOSED
50
16%
100
Corp common
Universal Match
29 V* Dec
,
EXCHANGE
No par
preferred—25
U S Vitamin <fc Pharmaceutical—1
United Stockyards Corp
1United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Whelan Corp
30c
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
When
11%
46%
noncumulative
8%
Sep~21
18%
4~
-
STOCK
preferred
Universal
11 %
'
U S Tobacco Co
Feb
36
14
34% Jan
12%
21V.
-
Ref & Min com_.
7% preferred
7%
28%
4
Corp
S Steel
28 V*
26%
•
S Smelting
7%
,.5%
28%
44
145%
S Shoe
U
1
24% Jan 11
5%
-'*28%
6
76%
U
5
5%
'
•38%
■
1st preferred.
non-cum
5%
28 Va
5%
,'v 56%
U
Shares
4
28 y#
6%
'
vU S Rubber Co common
j.,
June S
29
11%
■
5
June 2
*
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
„
,
'
'
preferred series B—
3%%
145% Apr
139% Jan
May 31
5%
•28%
Plywood Corp common—
•
149% Feb 15
47
Apr 27
36% Apr 12
50
Feb 19
Jan
May 30
-
10
-5
—
Wednesday,,,
June 1'
'■
Tuesday
....
-1
common
4%% preferred
19
«J an5:
64
Co
Lines
S
77% Feb
35
37% Mar
28
10
97 % Dec 10
9
45
50% Jan
144
Apr
157
Jan
8
Jan 26
48 % May
*
60 V* Aug
Mar 30
8% Jan
26% Jan
43% Mar
75
U
27
5
8
Jun
26
>
25
3
3
7% Mar
20% Jun
*
22
3
25% Jun
U
15
Jan
29% Jan
40
'
Mach common__82%c
5% class A preference
50
S Industries Inc common
1
4%%
preferred series A
50 •
4
13% Jan
5
.
?,ond*y
U S Hoffman
4
14
53% Oct
2
34 % Mar 24
8% Jan
46
3
5% May
29
36% Mar
2
14% Apr 17
44% May 28
35% Apr 20
10
Jan 26
29
Jan 21
40
Dec
7
58% May 18
99
Jun 19
69% July 7
154% Aug 10
47
Oct 29
38 V* Feb 24
54V4 Feb
4
108% Aug 31
153
Jan 28
26% Jan 21
37% Feb
9
50% Mar 12
17% Jan 30
15% Mar 16
100
Mar 5
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
1
12 y4 Jan
•
...
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1955
Range Since Jan.
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK'
Range for
;
.
14 Va
9,400
2,400
,
92
60
97'%
30
•90
97'%
*•''
.
'.cE'
w
62
66% Sep
25
Dec
17
46 y« Nov
30
21
40
Jun
7
Wabash
44% Jan 25
2
Wagner
Electric
17% Jun
Waldorf
1
14% Jan
2
21
16
Jan
4
43% Sep
21
55% May 11
45
Jan
14
55
Apr 20
33% Mar 30
41% July 29
35% Mar
9
40
Jan
22
llVsNov
4
52% July 20
41
1
54'A Jun
Sep
39
Apr
4
15% Jan
15
May 31
89% Jan
7
6%
10% Jan
18
Ward
86
20
83% Dec
29
94
8% Dec
16
12% July 22
6% May
Aug 21
37% Mar
50
24% Jan
8
20
Oct
48
Jun
26
12
4
9
7
17
Feb
51
Feb
45% Apr
2
70% Jun
8
3
30% Apr 27
36% May 31
"4
45% May
48% Jun
12
38% Mav 25
U
41% Jun
9
54% May
36% Feb
9
48% May
25V* Jan
12
31% Feb
3% Jan
21
8% Jun
30
31*A May 25
Sep
46
48% Jan
4
Feb
2
47*/* May 23
47
16y« Dec
30
12% Mar 22
17
Jun
19
38% Apr
85% Dec
28
102
Sep
23
90
78*/2 Dec
29
91
Dec
Dec
31
101
Jan
7
23% Jan
8
93
26
29%
Jan"
27% Sep
14
Nov
103
56% Jan
4
52% May
92*/2 Jan
.
17
Apr
27
95% Apr 21
35% Jan
4
17
37% May 27
28% May
16% Apr
7
V
Jan
13
2
32% Jan
5
Feb 17
60% Jun
3
85% Jun
3
Apr
Apr
6;.
39% Jun
„
2
17
22
35% Sep
118 '
Sep 30
23% inn 22
28% Dec
31
53% Jan
2
59% Nov 19
83
7
Dec
79
Nov
Jan 20
...
37% Mar 14
,
68
44% Jan
22
6
25
14% Jan
8
25*/* Jun
51% July 23
40
23
6
96*/* Jan 27
,34% Jan 22
28% July 21
45
22
30% Nov
45% Sep
■
May 10
193A
18%
183/4
19
70
68%
70%
36
363A
36%
46%
47%
48
39 Ya
39 Ya
39%
39%
'
*39
39%
'
20Ya
5,100
70 3 4
16,900
35%
353A
5,100
48 Ya
48 Ya
48%
48 3A
1,900
39 Ya
39'A
393A
3,300
39
39%
20%
69
36%
39'A
48
39%
v
70'A
36
36%
4
203/8
69'%
19%
69
39
27%
27'/a
5%
27%
27%
5Ya
28
30
5,700
44%
44
6%
5Ya
300
*38%
39
*27%
273A
53A
■
6
45%
46
44 Ya
45'%
45 Ya
443%
43%
44Ya
*43%
13%
13%
13%
13'%
38%
38%
39
38%
92
91'A
44%
13%
400
39
39 Ya
9,500
383/4
91%
45%
13%
38%
5,200
45 Va
.13%
44%
13%
*43%
45 Ya
44
300
12,800
6
150
"
390
92
93
*83
85
85
*85
86%
40
40%
40 Ya
41%
40 3%
41
41'%
5,200
*94
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
5,900
37%
35 Ya
37
35%
36%
35 Ya
36%
11,300
98
*95'%
*95%
98
•95'/a
31%
32
31%
*31
18
40
Mar 30
Wilcox Oil Co
43
Feb
19
Wilson & Co Inc common
82% Feb
10
White Stores Inc
$4.25
32%
*31%
33 Ya
17%
18
18'A
18'%
3,500
481%
47.'A
493A
50 Ya
49%
50'%
54,900
30%
29%
30%
29%
29 Ya
29 Va
29 Ya
18,100
593%
60 Y4
42,100
,
59 Ya
59 Vo
60
*
84
84
84
105
*103
59'A
84
•103
105
X47%
48%
X933A
94
94
23%
94%
94'%
94
23%.
24% Y
23'%; 24
65
-
65
65
40%
41
41
41%
473A
48 Ya
47'%
48
99%
99%
9%
*99%
100%
9%
9%
9'%
*25%
26 %
*25%
423%
423%
413/4
413A
233%
235%
233%
233%
33
33%
373%
32%
33%
36%
37
•36%
.
4
'
65
11
27% Feb 26
14% Mar 30
Windsor
46% Sep
1
23
54
,
t
<
41%..
41'%
47
440
„
65'A
41%
•,
.8,500
245/a
*65
48'%
46'A
#
48
*99%
100%
9%
93%
25%
25%
42 3/4
233/a
33
33%
100
10,200
26
41
23 Va
200
1,200
6,200
*
10
25%
*403A
26%.
7
100'%
*99%
9%
•
!
100
42
400
33
34'A
1,300
2,600
36%
37Ya
6,800
79%
80
80
25 3A
253A
253A
11 Ya
11Y4
113A
•79'%
80
*79%
80
79%
•253A
26%
*25%
26%
10c
113A
11V4
11%
Winn-Dixie 8tores Inc
943A
*94
•; 24 *
•417
,
7,700
49%
65%
36%
Wilson-Jones Co
10% May 11
Ya
48
24 Ya
10
23'A Jan
105
•65
No par
14
*103
49 Ya
700
85'%
85
84%
105
47 Ya
47Ya
47 Ya
60
60 Ya
84%
*103
No par
preferred
8,600
32%
50 %
♦31
5
28% Jan
—
313A
18
1
8
98
31%
31%
32%
*31
183%
30
Air
31%
♦95%
98
17%
33
46 >%
Union
7
95
95
95
50
23
—No par
52% Jan
4
95
95'%
—«.-•
363/4
Ry
Pacific RR
*94
95%
40%
22%
com—No par
2nd preferred
40
noncum
x40
V
5
100
Supply Co com
Maryland
,
1
Air Lines Inc
Auto
16
23
>
37
23Ya
,
300
1,000
26
1,500
•
42 % Jan
4
36% Apr
Mar 25
36% Mar
44%
85
Sep
14% Dec
67'A Dec
44
<
3,500
7
92
29
27% Jan
44'%
44%
45
2,500
.
87%
6Ya
85
Mar 31
40% Jan
7%
*83
27% Apr
.
87%
7
85
2
79
*86
7%
85
May 23
9
May 27
1*86
87 %
7
,
85
88
129
44%
12'%
*83
pfd
32% May
1
■'
,
*86
7%
123%
12 y4
12'%
84
4%%
22% May 2
31% Mar 10
9
51% Mar 11
32% Jan
87
7
,
67% Jan
17% Jan
6% Jan
1
100% Feb
7
6
86
Telegraph
2.50
Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric com
6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%%
convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5!A% preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common
1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
6
,
2
Mar
Apr
62 3A Jan
28
Jan
19% Oct
103
1
25
27
24% Jan
78
4
9% Apr
14
12%
85
Westinghouse
99*/* Jan
7
12Ya
93
Western
-
July 23
15
Jan
Sep 22
6
July 2
57
93% Apr 28
23% May 27....
64
May 26
66% Dec
Jun
7
12 Y8
103/4
5,800
84
Western
102% Mar 11
40*/2 Mar 30
18,500
9Ya
92
4%
6
47
97
10
4<
*83
Western
19
103
53*/2 Mar 20
35
6
Jan
11
78
36
"•
21% Feb
37
4
77% Jan
29
37% Dec
24
10
-
100
Penn
Western
25% May
17
39*A July
37% Jan
May 11
7
98% Mar 13
2
9Ya
9 7/8
12%
5
Co
Western
4
41% May. 11
66% July
Sep
Co
4.80% preferred
21.
65% Sep 28
28
8
29% Feb
26
Feb
8,000
10 '/a
'
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred
100
1
31
112
24
54
4.10%
8
Jun
31
88*A Jan
Power
Jan
85
92% Feb
38% Mar 18
22
Dec" 29
37'A
53
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4.20%
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45%
77%
West
May 11
96
1
35
53% Dec
Electric
4
35% Dec
8
3
West Penn
21
Apr
Dec
West
19
Mar
preferred
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4
39% Jun
27
Jan
39
14
July 22
100% Aug 12
17
32% NOV
53 Ya
36 Ya
54
10%
50
4
4.80%
4
Jan
82% Feb
38
Nov 24
31
Jan
78% Jan
87
Mar 31
38
Dec 29
95
33% Jan
24
Apr 13
May 6
Apr 17
61
53'A
37%
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14
32
8
533A
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43% May 10
May
53'A
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29
8
42
54
363/a
53%
5
30
2,900
53%
36 Ya
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1
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
7% Jan
1,200
52%
Wayne
5
5,300
17%
17%
4
5% May
100
31
17%
53'%
15
Mills.
65
303%
18
DAY
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31
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36%
30% Jan
23% July
79
preferred
65
30
-
17%
45% Jan
50
33
173/4
27
26% Apr
40% Nov
Apr
31%
173%
38% May 17
4
24
11
44% Nov
2
Apr 21
43
64
31
53 Ya
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
Warner Co
10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
Warren (S D) Co
No par
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
4
21% Mar
10
65% Aug 21
28'A Apr
64
32 Ya
MEMORIAL
1
100
Ward Baking Co common
Industries
65
10
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1
2.50
Co
Walworth
15 »A Jan
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18*/4 Aug 24
Feb
1
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CLOSED
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Walgreen Co—
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
4
25
9% Apr
18% May 19
12% May 19
Feb
—15
Corp
*63%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
preferred——100
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73% Mar
May 13
30
76% Mar 11
29
Jan
25
9
25% Feb
9
6
23 V» May
119
31
59
Mar
31
8
84% July 15
50% Mar
94% Feb
80% Mar 10
2
8
Apr 26
39% Jan
122
Jan
27% May
30% Jan
Industries
Inc
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
69% May 31
66
Jan
4
88
May
9
Woodward
•
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50
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
8
50 Ya
10
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100
5
4
8
12
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10
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10
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10
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10
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,
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148
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3
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14
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5
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6
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6
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4
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7
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191
Volume
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a
,
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Year 1959
Highest
Range for
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
UIiyW'
J-,
86.8
*
Apr
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
11
86.8
%
Apr U-
*
18
96.12 Feb
18
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
4y4s
May
Tuesday
May 30
EXCHANGE
*
96.12 Feb
Monday
May 31
Low
15
Low
High
1975-1985
Wednesday-
Thursday
June 1
Low
High
Friday
June 2
Low
High
Sales for
June 3
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds(g)
*99.10
99.18
♦99.16
99.24
*99.24
4s
►100.18
Oct
1
100.26
1969
*99.14
99.22
♦99.12
99.20
•99.20
99.28
4s
100.8
Feb
1
100.16
1980
*97.4
97.12
*97.6
97.14
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97.24
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Nov
15
1974
98.22
•96.6
96.14
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v
100
15
1990
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87.16
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93.22
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94.6
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15
95.14
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85.2
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1964
15
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•
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3s
15
15
1961
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98.10
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98.12
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98.20
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1978
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100
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100
1950
of
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1961
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98.24
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Feb
15
1962
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97
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97
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97
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97
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Friday
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BONDS
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or
Sale Price
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High
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*
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J
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88
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: .Jan-July
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or
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.
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
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■■
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75
103
42
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Number 5957
191
Volume
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Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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bonds
Gotham Inc
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without
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First St refunding mtge 3y8s ser W *84—June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
84
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refunding 3s series J 1970
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99 y2
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102
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1983
debs
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54
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57
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1979___Jan-July
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97
56
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1st mortgage 2%s
mortgage 4%s 1987
(Wise)
62%
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II
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mortgage
73%
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Louisville Gas St Elec 2%s 1979
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1st
mtge 3%s 1982
Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage
3%s 1984
April-Oct
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s subord debs 1968—Mar-Sepl
3
55
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mortgage
(Minnesota
73
70
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56
53'A
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debentures 1973
f debentures 1974
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84%
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94%
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s
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100
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2003
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1978
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60%
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1976
debentures
3%s
61
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1982_
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April-Oct
3s
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16
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31
28
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51%
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48%
41%
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52
25%
f debs '76_June-Dec
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1976—.
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Aircraft
Lockheed
11
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60
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2003
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May
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a Series
F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
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April-Oct
4%s fixed interest
B
4
60%
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1994
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74
55
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extended to 1974
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61
61
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81
61
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80
79
1
mortgage 4%s
1st
,
88%
62%
...
1975_Mar-6ept
1993_April-Oct
3s series F 1981—Jan-July
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April-Oct,
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Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4%s series K 1993—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
4'
General mortgage 23As 1980
-Jan-July,
General
mortgage 2%s
1980
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3y»s
1983
April-Oct
General
mortgage
3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk St Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general St ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4'/as series A 1974
Mar-Sept
117%
115
95
63%
71%
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■
First
*
-—
■
.
2%s
92%
82
89
89%
82 Va
»
^.ApriZ-Oct
_Mar-Sept
1978
United States Steel 4s
*84
__
debentures
Rubber
S
2%s
Saguenay
f
s
^
80'
87
-
•:w
78%
89%
.
4%s
80%
*81%
.
—
1
v
—Feb-Aug ~
Refunding mortgage 2 %s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Car 4%s s f debs 1973
l._ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966— ApriUOct
*3%s
debentures
1977—;
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
Jan-July '
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge Si cpll trust 3%s 1975
May-JVou
4%s s f debentures 1972
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
^^April-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 4 Vis 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4V'4s 1978
Mar-Sept'
~~
90
92%
95%
1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s - debentures 1968—^
May-Nov
'
89%
85
89%
—Feb-Aup
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Union Pacific RR 27/8s: debentures 1976
85/2
92
87 Va
— .-
1
118
.
June-Dec
1986-;
Missouri
:
90
——
90
*100% 101%
.
"
r
—
E 1985—Jan-July
1974
27/8s debs 1961
of
'
95
j
3%s
Union Electric
Co
.
—
83%
83%
•
H
^
3 Vis
78%
80
94
*88
'
'
Oil Co
53
—.
^.;.v,-*81%,.
;
ser
82%
83%
7'"
RR—
of New Orleans
100
92%
.
:
Pacific-Missouri-Pacific-—:
99
109
94 V4
90
—
—June-Dec
Louis—
94%
92%
59
*92
*89%
,
June-Dec
1979
St
t
Union Tank
/
87
notes
Tri-Contlnental Corp
,KO
80
^
~~
*92 y«
—
May-Nou
1979
notes
44
137
81
—
.
75%
79
141%
112%
*95
Jan-July
;
447
98
*81%
—
Inc—
Assn
97%
and
Tidewater
„
■
1£73
129%
High
70%
76 y4
'
.
—May-Nov
1972
10
-_r
97%. 98%
1982
Thompson Products 47/8s debs
Jtw
8288/^
__
debentures
72%
*
3 7/8s
conv
RR
Term RR
W
Reynolds (R J): Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-Oct - ^ w
t
*85%
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975———
Feb-Aup
'
*85
- ~
V'■■■"■
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
iV
—
§ADirect mortgage 7s 1950—
May-lVou
§ADirect mortgage 6s 1952
May-Nov ■
~~
§ A Consolidated mortgage 6s 1953—
Feb-A up "
;
•
§ a Consolidated mortgage 6s 1955
Apr-Oct
_I
Debt adjustment bonds-^■;;
—
5y»s
senior
capital
Texas
|9/<
Hlf
'B
Jan. 1
Low
92%v94
94
General and refund M 37/8s
85ya
«2
qL ,S??£
my* 931%
"
98
First and refund M 3y4s series B
1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C
1990—ApriZrOct
& Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
IL,
0
93y2
151
,
/
V
;
Range Sines
Nol
—
124
—
4%s
71
!
.
.98%:
81%
Texas
oLy
"q
»80y«
.99
Rheem
961/:
1192
•—
89%
•"?
''
^
ino
"""
—
Jan-July
April-Oct
impt M 4s series C 2019
—Jan-JuZy
Refund and impt 2"%s series D 1985
April-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983—iway-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—x—
May-Nov
»83Vb
;
5 Vas
5s
2%s
(James)
Terminal
94
*1/*
'
Co
Refund
«
1974—
(Ohio)
debentures
Texas
—
.
__
2%s
.
90
105
*155
&
Talcott
an
mil
»90i/4
^*102
__
Swift
100%
|4
97
qsi/o
Oil Co
Chemical
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
81
—
124%
April-Oct
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
'
'
i
Bonds
.Sold
High
*77%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
..Jan-July
—
q->7/„
v.-■
Friday's
Bid & Asked
72%
1983_:
debentures
2*/4s
Standard
93
??
I,4
debentures
Standard Oil
93%
93ya
""
>-
111 % 112
v*
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995-Map-Nov
Standard
|3„
70^
„
92%
*"*
*81%
or
Sale Price
June-De0
5s conv subord debs 1984
Oil of California 4%s 1983
Oil (Indiana) 3%s conv 1982
Stauifer
90'/a
91
-
Week's Range
Last
,
April-Oct
May-Nov
1983
Inc
Standard
98%
98 ya
90y8
*84
__
s
Spiegel
112
MV*
98 V8
98 vb
•'
r-
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/«
oebentures
3v«s
0
2
8
♦qo5/o-
1980—June-Dec
conv
—
q1Vo
__
<.
eouthwestem Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
9
88J8
70%
,
Corp
*qoi/8
/8
'
_
Period
'
4%s
9av„
'
Low
95%
105
85
—
98%
,/
53 series A 1970—June-Dec
General mortgage 5s. series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3yas 1964-^.May-Noo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3yas 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass. 3s debs 1967
—April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown &. Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962—.
Feb-Aug
plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
—Mar-Sept
3Vis s f debentures. 1986——
..April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983—_—juu-ouiy
3%s conv debs 1573——
;
May-Nov
Procter & Gamble 3%s.debs 1981_t
—Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures
1963—
May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968_Jan-Julp
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding..mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage. 3s 1972—Mcp-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979-June-Dec
3%s debentures
1972———
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3V4S 1983_April-Oct
3'/as debentures 1975———April-Oct
4%s debentures. 1977
-Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures .1964—
_Jan-July
91%
'
287
Interest
Exchange
High
*—
•
General mortgage
Radio
oSS
7/2
New York Stock
104% 123'/8
98
102
77
470 v
J.'
—
Low
592
als,
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.
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nf
Ji?
115
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Ended June 3)
Friday
BONDS
Ra?««Slnc®
°#,d
,
J»A
31
Deferred
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's,range. rCash sal#
range,
.
impaired by maturity.
;
,»<.»,\* t..
reported as being in bankruptcy,, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by. such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
'
§ Negotiability
.
t Companies
;
■
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
on
following extensive list we furnish a complete report Of the transactions
American Stock Exchange ior the week beginning Monday, May 30,
endingvFridayr June 3. It is compiled from the report of the American
the
and
Friday
.
stocks"
•.
American Stock Exchange
•
■
Last
Sale Price
.
Acm? m11 *e.troleum
cme-Hamilton-
Corp class A---1
Mfg carp_u_r._.i..___iOo
A
^fesilcs
A
CtottBtructlon. Uorp
".
,•
• •
of Prices
For
iootriotes,
see page
«-
High
Shares
Rang^e Since Jan, 1
: High
T
.3%
3%
700
2Va
2%
18,700
8%
55,400! '
1,400
35.
4%
17%
:
American Stock
.
3% May
2%
Jun
*
5
Jsn
3%
Jan
Exchange
Plastics Corp
Aerojet-General Corp
Admiral
400
4% Feb'
17%
Jun
21%
J.an
Manufacturing
——
Sales
Range
for Week
5
—10c
-
60%
60 V4
1
Corp
8V4
7%
5%
•5%
4
-1
Low
5%
900
65%
11,200
.9,100
9
4%
2,700
-('v
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares'
High
,
—1
Supply Manufacturings—
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores-—
Aid Investment <& Discount Inc
Aero
.
of Prices
Low
Par
Aeronca
8%, Jun
5% Jan
Last
Sale Price
'"Low
3%
Week's
Friday
/
k
2%
pMlniCI?mmon—1
-——-250
8Va 4,; 6%
Ptoducts Inc__-V--1
4% M ;4.%
J^Jwire Co—/ 17%
AcSe
bond in which any. dealings have
STOCKS
for Week
'
Acme
or
Range for Week Ending June 3.
Sales
Week's
.Range
Low
is intended to include every security whether
occurred during the current year.
Exchange itself and
Stock
stock
"5%
V
1,500
4% May
54
Apr
6% May
7V« Mar
72% May
9% Jan
.
37/8 May
7
-18%-Mar
22
5
Apr
Jan
-
Jan
6% Jam
EXCHANGE <R»»g. for w«k En<w ju„«
AMERICAN STOCK
Monday, June 6, 1960
. . .
Range
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Par
STOCKS
Low
cumulative preferred
28%
84
shares.
11V*
6%
1,700
1~4%
jsoo
300
Mar
11%
Feb
16%
3,800
11% May
17%
Apr
13
12%
14%
5,500
Jun
23 y8
Jan
78
76V4
78
Jan
81% Mar
Carnation Co
600
6
May
*8%
Jan
Carolina Power a
150
42
Apr
50%
Jan
Carreras Ltd Amer
<14%
14%
pfd
Co
4,500
4%
6,200
~2y4
%
A
Jun
19%
Jan
May
8%
Jan
4%
5%
8,700
Jun
6%
Jan
6%
300
5% Mar
6%
Jan
49 Va
55%
28,600
3%
4%
152,500
4%
5%
3,200
A
90%
38
31%
21%
19
21%
4
4 V4
5%
6y4
1,700
19 y4
19%
1,300
19%
Inc
class
Avnet
89% Mar
4,900
17 y» May
29%
Feb
2,600
3% May
6%
Jan
5% Jun
•
Clarostat
7% Jun
9%
3
Jan
1%
Jan
7%
10,500
100
10%
Apr
13
Jan
Feb
Jan
104
Jan
7,300
61
2.500
55
Apr
49
53
8.900
46
Mar
5%
5Va
5%
4.300
5
2
2%
11,600
2
14%
14 Va
15
3,300
8%
8%
9
6.500
17%
16 y4
Inc com
22.800
12 % Mar
18%
7% Mar
11%
6,400
13%
12 Vb
13%
15%
14%
15%
6.200
•
5«
3
Corp
5%
17 y*
16%
20%
72,700
43%
100
43%
43%
Jan
6
Feb
4V4
Jan
'
13%
9% May
„
Jan
Jan
20% May
41
51 y4
May
Jra
Securities
Oil Ltd
Barry
Candy
Basic
25
25%
Jan
3%
3%
3,500
6
6
Birdsboro
57%
Apr
Jun
10% Mar
15 %
18'%
3,200
common.
.25c
it
class A—
.7.50
7%
7%
3,%
4
6,600
11
%
24«/2
Jun
%
1%
Apr
7%
(S)
Apr
13 y4
Jan
200
46
17
19%
29,200
6%
2,400
18
18%
5
5%
I,300
.
650
II Vi
Jun
46%
44% May
13%
5,500
5
Jun
1
Gas
5%
4,200
3% May
6% Jan
8 >/a
8%
1.300
8%
Apr
21%
24%
13,200
May
34'%
35%
900
Britalta
27%
15%
12,300
Jun
99%
800
14
400
2
.
dep
Amer dep
Columbia
Distillers
Forman
Class
4%
B
cl
A
300
Feb
2 A
13,900
Jan
4,900
47
212
37
Jun
serial
6%
Die a
1
For
14 %
20,200
10%. Feb
15% Mar
xl3%
13%
14
600
13% May
16%
Jan
xl3
12%
13 %
12 Va
15%
Jan
1,600
4%
Aviation
footnotes,
%
see page
3V4 Mar
4%
7%
1,600
10 Vz
100
8%
1,000
8%
14%
900
9%
9%
9%
900
1%
2
800
4% May
Jan
'7
10 Va
8
Apr
11
1
9
II,500
13%
14 Va
<
Dilbert's
7 %■
6%
117/a
A
2,200
700
Apr
it May
3,700
7y4 Jan
13% May
6% May
83/8
Jan
8 3/4 Mar
14 Va
Jan
.4% May
5%
6 y8
9,100
18%
18%
18%
5,000
2%
2%
3
8
8
17'/a
>.
3
2%
2%
6 y8
ll'/a
7 %
6%
\l
34%
13%
17 Va
16%
16%
15%
15%
Jan
1st
Jan
36
13'/a
Apr
17% Jan
'•
16% May
19%
Jan
16% May
17 Vz
Apr
100
15
May
18 3/8
13%
Jan
16 Va
Feb
194
Jan
14%
200
18%
18%
,100
7%
7%
1,900
9%'
9
,
18 Va Mar
-7%
Feb
8A
?
a
Jan
A
2%
2%
2%
Jun
4,100-
29 Va
28%
30%
II,800<
.
*.' 9V4
'9
1,700:
Jun
-150
4h,4
Jun
5%
Research—-U
Ltd.,———
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
35
1*6
Va
63%
.
>
24,600
A
55%
'
r
Mar
26
180
•
Co
17%'
■"
16%
17%
16Vk
:6Va
16%
67
700 •%
-
Jan
•
May
-
14% May
\
!
8y2
8%
8%
2,200
8%
7%
8%
3%
2vz
Drilling
A Jan
10-
237/a
Jan
a Exploration
Driver Harris Co
19 Va
,
Jan
11%
11
;
11%
5,700
Power
DuMont
25%
253/8
700
li
A
U
5,800
3/a May
10%
10%
3,900
9%
lO'/a
700
10%"
10
6
17%
9 Vb
10s
1
12 Va
12 vb
12%
500
—1
11%
11%
123/s
11,300
2 Vz
7 'A
American
DiirVtom
113/b May
10'4 May
Jan
53/4
_•
14
•
13%
14 %
Co
*
1
1,200 *
8%
30
30
"
11%
ll'/a
12%
.
,
f»nmmnrl
Jun
'
t
9 Va
8%
9'4
1
—10a
♦
28 Va Mar
4,500
13,400
10va
!
25%
>.7%
25
7%
46%
9%
9%
33 Va Jan
9 vb Jan
.
.
7%
4,100
s
,
50%
'
Apr
23 Vz May
9,000
28 vb
Apr
." 8'/a Mar' '
,
,
Feb
-
38% Jan
53
May
29'4 May."1 ;
51 Vz
1,400
41 Vz Mar
10*/a
91,400
6% Mar
r'
3 Va Mar
1,400
'5,100
»
434 Mar
5
Feb
Ja"
10 y4 Jan
10% Jan
31% May
133/4 Jan
10% Jan
47'% Jan
167/a
8% May
;
50
Feb
16%
'
'
8%
1
"R
1334
2,000
Jan
20 3/4
May
9 Vb Mar
Laboratories**^—1
plaae
19
100
May
Jan
93/8
612 May."
:i
Jan <
145/'a
12 34
Jun
10% Mar
2,500
7%
20
,—5
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
TTrtfilnt-ty
25% May
l'/a Jan
'
Feb
1234 Mar
—•
B)
7 Va
20
*
12 Vb
Jan
8'4 Mar
8 3/b Mar
Co
Dunlop Rubber
I)uraloy (The)
14%
934 May
4% May
25%
Co
(Allan
May
500
5%
Apr
Apr
14% Feb
141
i
11
Jan
Jan
20%
V
oLli
ou
10,400
10%'
10
'
-
18% May.
1
60
Apr
'■
3 Vb
12
,,
'
136 v*
'
Apr
35 Vz
2 Vz May
80!)
,19%
19 y8
136
136
Apr
9'4 May
200
Apr
6V4 May
4% Jan
May *
800
2%
2%
9 vb
Feb-4
■:3%
1,500.
-*
——
<
May
,
,
~9%J ;~9%
1234 Jan
1834
.
.
Apr
4 vz
<'~5%
Draper Corp
Feb
3%
318
r
r
preferred
32.50
Dorsey (The) Corp
U——-—1Douglas Oil Company**—
i
1 '
Dow Brewery Ltd
*
Jan
Jan
..
•
4,500
33
i
$2
16%
11 Va
"v,3%
J
6'
5 %
13 Vb
100.
16'/a
16%
Jan
6%
187/a May -
-
j
8% May
"
*
Feb
19'4 May
i
»
1,600
Apr
11
J
i vb
.'/a May
15
2,400
jan
»' Mar
va Jan
/
48 y2 Mar
8,200
9 Vb
,r5%
Ltd
Jan
41
% May
33,000
n
33
35
common—*——7.50
Inc
Jan
'
'
li
.
Jan
8'/a
18 vb
16% Mar,'
%c
Dominion
Dominion
Apr
Jun
6 Vz
8»/a
11% Feb
62
Feb
.
47/a May
dep rets ord reg
Dome Petroleum
.
Feb
Jan
:
-
Jan
334
850
1 ■:
■6%
3%
46'/a
-.V
7 Vb Mar
9«
,1,200
-
3%
-3%
3%
.
55
55
."
Supermkts com—10c
preferred—
———lo
a
-
jan
03/e
;
,100
7%
'7%
-
Quality
Chemical
Jan
8% .Jan
Apr
283/4
.
400
1
Diversey Corp new common
Dixon
Jan
Jan
U Apr
1
100
400
,
14Va
18%
Jan
6'%
32
,
1,500
13%
17
13%
*17
Jan
Mar
4
100
<
Jan
16%
Jun
7%
:
10,300
12
34%
Jan
7%
6% May
20,100
%
\*
11 y8
200
5%
334 Mar
Jun
5 Vz May
2,700
lva
~5%
934 Mar
4 Vz
2 Va
16,000
12
Feb
"
2 34 May
I,700
6 Va
5%
11 y8
Feb
33/8
7% May
»
13,900
2%
73/8
20% Jan
Apr
Apr
%
1
600
5% Jan
5 Vb May
«
7,200
8
2v4
Jan
100
1,2UU
/
"5%
2%
Apr
28%
12,900
:
7
13 Vz
4% „i.4%
^
Jun
19%
153/4 May
,
23 Vz Mar
Distillers Co Ltd—
Duke
1%
24%
24
11%
13%
may
13 % May
200 *•
Jan
26'% Jan
7% May
10
,60<>
<;
Jan
1%
13 Vs May
191,200
17%
Jan
534
Apr
3/4
8,400
137/a
16
"e%
preferred
3%
% May
Mar
Apr
May
8% Jah
8% Jan
13% May
7,600
35.
14Va
10%
13%
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
19% Jan
7'4 Jan
14 Va
10c
13%
12%
17
14%
—_1
1
1
Jan
2V2 Jun
2.50
Inc
194,500
Jan
5 vz
.-25c
Products——
8
Apr
May
13% May
7%
Inc
Manufacturing
a
Industrial
Jan
50C
8%
Corp
1%
Jan
9 % Mar
'
3% May'
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel a Coal ord stock
1,900
14%
-1
%
—..35
7
Apr
2,000
-1
.10
4
Jan
2%
10%
7%
Corp.
Edmonton
4
6%
9 Va
14'%
2%
preferred—
Machine Co
Eastern
6P
500
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) a Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp;
12%c
Calif
39% Mar
Apr
.
Jan
13%
14
Gasket
Amer
1,100
Bunker Hiii (The) Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
Calgary a
10%
6% May
6%
preferred
Buffalo-Eclipse
32
Mar
10
May
100
4%
Corp
"lVa
10
,,
Jan
May
50c
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
47,800
14%
Productions
$1.25
Jan
7'/a
*
6V'a
3 Vz
Development Cori) ot America—
X28%
6 %
66%c
100
2,600
—-——_
36 %
112 May
5% Jan
23%
"
9% Mar
——5
A
class
deueniures
Detroit
4%
Budget Finance Plan common.
Bueil
8%
Detroit
10
convertible
v
Feb
Jan
15% Jan
10% Mar
Feb
37/a
'5
Desilu
28
63/4
~7Va
2.50
20
.
Jan
A
1%
.
5V8 Mar
Feb
3%
cl A com__20c
Jan
—-.1
B S F Company new common
60c
Jan
32%
com_30c
30c
Co
(The)
"
—
Feb
32%
13%
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Buckeye
Dejay 8!ores
Dennlson
Mfg
Feb
y43%
reb
9%
"*7%
10c
pref—
A
class
Corp
Transit System Inc
8%
712 May
612
common
Rubber
D C
31%
8
32%
preferred
Brown
Dayco
3% May
5 vi Jun
Jun
.
..
Jun
2o
-
,
Mines Inc
Day
29% May
2
II
1
Company
Brown
3'/a
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
23,800
1
100
28
.—•
Power
British Petroleum
9%
*
3%
Inc
Brothers
2,700
.11
rets ord reg
9,300
8%
3%
7,500
"
1 Mar
s''
-•
A
Crystal Dallies—
Stores Corp common—
preferred—
II,300
33
Jan
3 vb May¬
'
2,500
14%
87/a
- -
5%
.11
ord reg
rets
*
3%
British American Tobacco—
Amer
class
30%
A
2
3%
22l/a
13%
56%
5'/a
3%
28 va
Ltd
Oil Co
3%
21%
——-—;—
33
sy4
May
%
10,000
29,300
50c
30%
3%
r
'
3%
B common—————
Davidson
Apr
5
1% May
5%
Jan'
16
Feb
~
Apr
39%
May'
22
15 y2
25 Va
2
2
Light a Pwr ord—*
1
Petroleums
34 Va
94'% Jan
Co.
American
16
12 May
.
I,400
1 Va
1
3%
—5
*
Davega
24% May
38% Feb
15%
20«
Daitch
9Vz Mar
25%
1.50
Works Inc
Gear
4%
i..100
28% Jan
41%
———:—-——1
1
Class A common
Class
6% May
34%
....
Co—v
Corporation
Manufacturing Co
"
Jan
33 J/4 May
;s
.
Jan
20 >/4
Apr
28 Va May
14 %
—
Cutter Laboratories—
Apr
7'/a
22%
common.
;
Curtis
19% May
Feb
5% Mar
17%
.
8,500
3%
•
Cubic
Apr
1% Jan
X30% x32 y4
38%
--25c ,
10c *
2.50,,
Cuban Venezuelan Oil vtc—_———
r
9
3.6
21%
—
Oil Co^
Tobacco
Cuban
v
f.
Jun
11% May
—1 *",
partic
"A"
preferredr.
,$1.12
Feb 4
31
1,200
■
Co——-—-—
/ Cuban American
Jan
11 %
Manufacturing Co_
Brown
Jan
8%
Inc
Co
Corp
Bridgeport
Amer
Jan
8
10%
6
Co
a
...
,
7ya May
sy4
Traction
Brazilian
British
Jan
>
Jan
Jan
9%
"
3,500
3%
5
--1
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
•V
May
11%
—1
Inc..
15 Vz
4 Va
7%
18%
-50c
Jan
3% Jan
45 y.
Corp—
3%
l'/a Apr
1,400
500
11%
7
.■
Feb
■
■ >
Cork Internat'l
Drug
27%
39 Va
Petroleum
Crown
-
30 Vz
•'
Apr
u
:iy8
*
'
Crown
i
25 V4 Mar
Apr
73/4
24
'
100
.
7%
Inc.
Foote
British
1,600
7%
7
Jun
Apr
12Vz
11 %
31 Va
1
Crowley Milner a Co.-—^
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)
25% May
18%
prior preferred
Bourjois
Brillo
Feb
16 *4
4%
(HC)
Breeze
21%
4,100
1
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Brad
700
42,800
-50c
Inc
Brooks
5%%
6%
':T
12
*
11%
Industries
Carrier
22^
Feb
15'/2
'
Feb'
80
.
27 Va May
'i Vs
receipts (ord reg) —51
Inc (Del)_50c '
—5
American dep
6% May
8% Jan
4% Apr
6% May
24%
2,200
Corp
Blumenthal
Bohack
Creole
57%
7
Blauner's
Bobbie
Crane
Feb,y
6%
1%
Co
Jan
21%
1%
Shoe
Jan
68
Jan
11% May
•
300
Cox-p.i.—————-1.50
Beverage
jan
'
'
voting.*
common
Courtaulds Ltd— " ^
1%
47%
Ties
Watch
Bickford's
100
1%
Bell Telephone of Canada—
Belock Instrument Corp.
Benrus
1A
5%
18%
Beau-Brummel
(AS)
1A
Cott
8
Jan
Jan
22
"6%
.1
Inc.
Bearings
I
Reynolds
&
.'*>
300
31
Jan
May
2 34
Apr
150
8
Mar
46 %
Feb
25
28.'
31
a
$1 preferred class A
%
.
■
4
Apr
6
50
Corp
convertible
3%
50
4,900
5%
.1
-
Jan
Mar
1A
•
1
Corp.
Bayview Oil Corp
Beck
Ltd
Incorporated
6%
Apr
Feb
16
_50e
Baruch-Foster
A
16
1,200
6
50e
Engineering Co
Controls Inc class B.
Barton'g
8
May
550
20%
"3%
.lc
Corp.
Barcelona Tr Light a Power
Barker
Brothers
Corp
Barnes
5A
is y4
20%
Banco de los Andes American shares—
Banff
7,600
""
5%
17%
Baldwin Rubber Co
Baldwin
6y«
5%
17%
Inc
Industries
Baker
231/4
Jun
21
63Jan
200
8
*
Coro Inc.—
Corroon
Bailey a Selburn Oil a Gas class
23 V4
10
10 Va
1%
20
12%
27%
28
10c
Inc——-~—
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A
,'ft Class B non-voting
i
66%
12%
'
«
31%
,
Apr
6 34 Mar
Jun
73 Va
~2uc
50c
Cooper-Jarrett
15% May
13 y4 May
7
66%
Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
—1
Continental Industries Inc
10c
Continental Materials Corp
10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
20
Jan
7,200
,
103
6Va May
•-
20,000
Jun
'"*'% Feb
..
6 3/4 Mar
1%
42
Feb
Jan
17%
1%
•
Feb
500
9,000
Jan'
8 34
56 Va
Jan
9,900
\
7%
Apr
28 Vb
"
5%
-
i8 y4
,
1%
Products
Continental Aviation
Jun
2,200
10c
new
Feb
15 Va
5y8 May
1
Corp
18 V4 Mar
Jan
8% May
8%
1
A
12%
Mar
99%
100
6%
;> 46 Va
t
42%
Inc—...———*
class A
1
Continental Air Lines Inc
-1.25
Sun
Construction
10
8%
17%
7%
Ray
Consolidated
Jan
3
9%
17%
Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd (new)—1
Jan
11%
10
,
5Va
5 %
Jan
1% Jan
15
%
•
Service
.--10
vtc ext to 65-1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
14
5% May
47% Feb
1,400
101% 101 Va
Mar
% Jan
Jan
22
'
Jan
-7
<
A May
25
56%
55
101%
Consolidated
Jan
18%
8
8%
preferred
Apr
May
2
-«>
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc—i
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Feb
56%
May
2
,
A Jun
12 %
•
..
9 j/8 May
11 Va
1,200/ •
6
4
>'
Apr
Mar
% Mar
1,700
22
5%
10c
-*
—1
4
1
Caribbean
Community Public
Apr
2%
22
Compo Shoe Machinery
66
1% Mar
3,700
1%
1%
'
-IOC
2%
1% Mar
"2%
60 %
1%
10 pesos
11%
6 % May
22
Products Co
Oils vtc
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Cohu Electronics Inc
.
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Commercial Metals Co
Jan
2
11%
1,900
-1
Coastal
900
Va May
2,300
13 y4
Manufacturing—4
Corporation
—1
Aluminum
Club
200
1
%
;
13
Co..——r-10
Clopay
Jan
7%
1,700
%
%
13
a Lambert
Clayton
2 V*
1%
4,600
10Va
Hosiery
Claussner
Jan
May
iff
10 Va
is
Corporation
Clary
Jan
% May
~2%
2%
5p
-
Collieries
24%
50
5c
8ugar
Corp
8%
May
19
8,900
7
7%
Mining a
Electronics
Ayshire
38% May
5
11,800
—
Co
Manufacturing
7%
5%
——-lc
1
Co—,—.
1
-I———
'% Jan
3% Jun
1,400
5%
*
Controller
Clark
Jan
30'/a
Inc
Cinerama
734
Corp
Industrial
9iy4 Mar
39y» May
20.900
33%
A
%
Corp
Sewing Centers Inc.
Avis
Jan
Jan
86% Jan
6
Plywood
Avien
85 V«
34 y«
1% Jan
12 Jan
14,600
:.,5%
Light $5 pfd----—dep rets B ord_2s bd
Corp..
Chromalloy
140
6.900
61
Products
Jan
99 y»
Corp
non-cum
7 y« May
Feb
% May
22,200
9%
Ltd
—1
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
—
-»
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc new.—.—
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
2
Chief
Consolidated Mining-,———*
Christiana Oil Corp
—
—
4% May
10%
Jan
518
"1434 jan
A
4
9l/a
Charter Oil Co
55% May
Jan
A May
6'4 May
1,200
8
6 V.
37 %
4
-10c
Atlas
Non-voting
2
4% May
8934
11%
partic
Corp
Corp option warrants.
Automatic Steel
22%
32%
Co__
Inc
4%
Jan
3% Mar
35 Vz
Jan
*
10%
Co
—
t*®
Century Investors Inc
———-2
Chamberlin Co of America—
2.50
5
7V4
May
800
%
Electric
Century
15
90
lc
Development
Plastics
Jan
800
America.
Atlas
Devices
Apr
Jan
1
800
1 Va
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc.
Aurora
2%
;
34
3
II
3%
£>
2
cl
Audio
Feb
5%
Inc
Tel
Consolidated
%
16,000
37%
.40e
Associated
Golfo
Apr
15%
5%
2.50
co
Tel
-
2% Mar
700
'■
4%
Jun
Apr
Jan
15
Supply—
Research
4
Jan
32%
13% Mar
29
"2%
7%
16%
Jun
50%
*
of
Gas
Goast Line
5%
6,000
6%
4
Stationers
Atlas
Feb
14%
_*1
Oil
del
52
Industries—
Laundries
Atlantica
Jan
Mar
4
"4%
1
Associated
Atlas
26
44
5
5
Corp Ltd-
Associated
Atlantic
22 y. Mar
300
13%
4%
15%
100
dep rets reg
Atlantic
100
5%
:4A
& Co
(AM)
16,300
Feb
May
3% Jan
V4 Jan
32 Vz May
4 A Mar
13,700
%
%
10
Catalin Corp of America
—1
Cenco Instruments Corp
—~l
Central Hadley Corp
-----I
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref—100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
.100
Central Securities Corp new—-1
$1.40 ser B conv pref—
*
$1.50 conv preierred
-
Apr
45
%
;
Products
Castle
14% Jan
25 Va
8
Stores
% May
5li\
58
5QV2 May
56
14
—5
—-1
Co
Corp
(JW)
Carter
313
preferred
Equipment Corp
Associated
49%
Jun
8V4
5%
Light 4.72 pfd—100
Electric
Jan
39
900
28.800
10
~2 %
1
20e
Corp
Corp
a
44%
13%
-■
1
a
a
6V4 Mar
25 y4
Inc.
Food
16% May
4% Feb
5%
Convertible
Associated
11% May
5,900
8V»
10
6)
Aluminum
Oil
9,400
5%
Casco
5%
*
Amer
16%
5
%
Oil
3
"5%
3 Va
iuo
—*
6%
49%
Co warrants
Associated
74%
400
6Vt
47%
-
Asamera
12%
6%
class A_
Film
3%
900
May
3% Mar
—--5UC
Ltd
Gas
Capital City Products
-Carey Baxter a Kennedy Inc
44
Inc
Power
10
Jan
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Altex
4% Mar
Feb
Jan
50c
Appalachian Power Co 4%*
Arnold
3,700
5%
toy*
20
Angostura-Wupperman
Armour a
5
12% Mar
16%
.4.75
Amer Exploration LtdAnglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* shsJLdt
Arkansas
9% May
4% May
Anglo
Fuel
400
12% Mar
Mines
Industries
10
8.500
*
Arkansas
3% Mar
87,200
Anchor Post Prodwcts.
Apollo
2,500
5%
class A_
Pools
3%
13%
-
Anthony
Jan
44
June
Feb
20%
27% May
capital stock-—
»
Canadian Javelin Ltd
————
Canadian Marconi
—
-J
Can Northwest Mines a Oils Ltd.—-1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
-6c
Canal-Randolph
Corp
1
4%
ja
a
54
5%
New
47%
.
Seal-Ksp Corp of Del5* preferredAmerican Writing Paper
(expire
4y*
13,100
4%
Co
Chemical
Jan
15
13%
American Thread
Rights
10%
10% Xl0%
-15
American
Anken
14%
7V»
9%
Manufacturing
Lead
Feb
Feb
Jan
6 v* May
3%
ao
MARC Inc
Anacon
Industrial
69%
6%
-
3%
shares
Co
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
6%
2,800
6%
.11%
A.
Jan
7% Mar
Southern
Canadian Dredge
13%
Petrofina Inc
Jan
50
vtc.l
Petroleums Ltd
& Dock Co
Homestead Oils Ltd—
9%
10%
6%
..7
Laundry Machine
Oil
Jan
./•
5%
American
Amurex
6%
10%
pfd-100
1
American Book Co
—2®
American Electronics Inc
1
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American
4% May
900
-
America $3.75
Meter
Jan
-
Corp
American
54 Va
54 Vz
3%
Insurance..
»
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
*
Canada Bread Co Ltd---------#
Canada Cement Co Ltd common-—-
Jan
86 va
58
Beverage Corp
American
42%
Mar
,1.
Canada
Inc_
American
Jun
81
4%
4%
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
American
27
84
Allied
American
1,900
25
27
V
5%% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc new com.
Aluminum Co of
50
45
Fire
Camden
82
84
1
84% May
Jsin
50
84
27 %
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd.
All American Engineering '
Alsco
56>/2
54%
54ya
l
High
18 '/a Mar
5,900
185'«
56 %
Power common—-l
preferred
°
preferred
_
6%
preferred
—
.
Caivan Consol Oil a Gas Co
1
Jun
147 V4
139% May
100
147%
147 y«
84
-100
Alaska Airlines Inc.
Allied Artists Pictures
Range Since Jan.
Low
18'/a
18%
$2.50
(Effective Juno 2)
60
Great
Southern
Alabama Power 4.20* preferred—100
10
Alan Wood Steel Co common.
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Alliance Tire & Rubber class
Shares
High
$3.00
Alabama
Algemene Kunstzide N
Amer dep rets Amer
for Week
Low
Par
California Electric
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Name changed to Canadian
Industrial Gas Ltd
5%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
1
High
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
Week's
Friday
Last
Week's
Friday
Aro
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
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10 Va
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jun
3% jan
: - 6%
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.
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Chronicle
and Financial
(2441)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
20
Freigntways
Eastern
Malleable Iron———-.—25
Communications
17%
23%
18%
18%
18%
21%
6,000
25%
25 \
'"15%
14%
1%
1%
-
30%
95-
40%
General
12
A
7%
160%
18%
^
Stores
General
16,400
7,200
4%
5%
;' i,4oo
5%
S%
5,800
7%
32,900
16 Vi
400
15%
Goldfield
15%
Great
-
V,-_2.50
33'/2
.J
class
A
Jan
Jan
1,600
2%
2%
& Co
—
2.50
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
1
Klein
(S)
Dept Stores Inc
(IB)
1,100
1 %
Apr
2%
2
3,600
1%
Apr
2%
3%
1,700
3
Jan
4% Mat
2
2
2
13,300
2
May
1%
ft
ft
15
15
5
15
20%
1,800
ft
21
22%
1,800
;
17%
400
Kropp (The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
13%
13%
100
13%
20
20%
19,600
20 V*
20%
20%
4,000
2
33 %c
75 pesos
19%
1,700
2
8%
4%
Jan
16%
16%
Feb
Larnson Corp of Delaware
Lainson & Sessions Co
16%
5%
19
18%
19
18% May
13J/8 May
24%
Feb
Lanston
100
20,000
500
5%
V
23%
Jan
La
5
3,700
8%
Industries
Industries
Salle
ft May
6%
Jan
Lefcourt
35%
Jan
8%
Jun
7%
20%
37,900
31%
100
58'/2
15,800
9%
io y4
6,200
•
V 85 Vi
9y4
600
4%
;
iii
14%
A
13
30%
2 % V 2%
Feb
Louisiana Land &
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
J
V2%
>
Feb ;
Jvln
;
3y4
•
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1%
Jaii
Jan
37
Feb
12%
Jun
Marconi
19%
Feb
Maine
1%
32,100
5%
5%
2V4
200
23 y2
23%
■; 4%
4%
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5% May
23 y8 Mar
-
3,100
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" "
.
300
•
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4%
2,900
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12
12
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25
9%
2%
1%
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1%
11,100
2%
v: 9%
1%
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Jan
Mead
Johnson. &
Jan
10 %
200
10%
7,800
6% May
9% Jun
2%
2%
2
8,700
9%
;
1%
2%
30,400
1% May
10%
800
9% May
10
1,300
22 V*
20%
22
1%
.
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Jan
Miami
2%
Jan
Jan
12
Jan.
2%
14%
18 Vi Mar
&
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Microwave
23% May
25%
7%
7%
300
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61%
61%
61%
400
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800
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46
52%
2,350
38
47
52%
16,600
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95
preferred
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50
96
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:
23,300
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900
12%
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7% Mar
9%
14%
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22% May
31%
2,300
8,300
200
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cumulative
5%
10,200
15 V*
2,300
n
U
50%
100
48%
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Feb
44%
22,000
38 V*
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47
Feb
8%
4,300
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Jun
13%
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Muter
718
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8
3,600
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96
140
11
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300
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94
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82"%
3,100
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27%
1,100
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13% May
1% May
9%
Feb
21%
Jan
35.
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9 % Mar
21
200
15%
20%
500
in
72,400
34%
30%
36
30%
29%
30%
3,100
1
4
1
2.50
13%
17%
21%
53,600
:
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25%
Anr
11% May
•
2,500
11
11%
800
12%
13%
4,900
37%
35%
41%
Feb
29,000
22
38% May
4% May
6%
Feb
15%
15%
700
15
May
207/a
Jan
20%
21
600
19% May
24%
6%
6%
200
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10%
10%
800
10%
97%
98
28%
28%
100
5%
6%
1.300
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3%
400
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47 %
51%
32 v*
32%
35 %
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5%
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90
90
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95
Jan
Jan
Jan
5,700
12,800
41% Mar
59%
Jan
27
39%
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3,500
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Jan
13,400
4
Apr
8%
Jan
200
80
Feb
85%
Apr
-
20
87%
83 Vi
149% 150%
30
11%
4,800
142
91% Jan
84% Mar
Jan
Jan
152
Jan
May
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11% May
14%
Apr
46
11V*
51
Apr
Mar
3%
14% xl5
14%
191
193 Va
4%
4%
1,100
Jan
800
194%
1,750
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14,700
2%
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8%
100
Feb
4
Feb
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
14
16%
May
168%
197
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4
May
6%
Jan
May
Feb
2,700
17% May
23%
30%
100
30 Va May
33% Mar
9% xioy«
1,200
9% May
18%
18%
18%
30%
30%
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32
900
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13 V*
4
500
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Jun
2% May
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.7,700
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10 Vi
Apr
5%
Jun
-
Feb
9%
84
88
84
35
39
6
(Mich)
Feb
Jan
98
11
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—
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Jan
'
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75
..
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6%
May
27% May
5% May
.
5%
Casket
6
33%
10%
National
National
Jan
15%
5%
National
May
21
5%
1
1
5
Jan
Jan
10%
Hess—
2%
13
16%
1
Inc
11
Jan
11% May
1,400
21%
43% May
2%
11
12%
11%
Jan
Apr
3,600
xl0%
1
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-1
National Petroleum Ltd..
25c
National Presto Industries Inc...,—.2
National Research Corp..—
1
22
,
2
2 V*
7
16%
11%
32
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15
5
—
National Brewing Co
Mar
23Y4 Apr
20 % May
19%
<
6%
6%
1
1
6,800
Bellas
Jan
Apr
70
7%
National
May
1%
-
22
Napco Industries Inc.
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
35% Jan
97% May
33% Apr
,
Apr
Jan
16
Jan
if May
65%
6%
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
8%
5% Jun
13%
Jan
Jun
21%
~6%
Company
Nachman
Feb
127%
31% Apr
119% May
33 V* Mar
21
5
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33%
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Jan
30 Vz May
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200
122
22
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23%
32
121
95%
common..
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32
22%
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21
9%
26% Mar
116
Jan
69 %.
Jan
28
600
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9% Mar
21%
1
5
2.50
10
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Muskogee Co
8%
54%
27% May
12% Jan
17%
100
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Murray Ohio Mfg Co
43%
-
22V*
116
5%
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Jan
Jan
50%
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Muntz TV Inc
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60
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Muskegon Piston Ring Co
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Mar
6
21% Jan
1
preferred
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Jan
15,100
16,200
21%
100
14%
partic pref—*
Products
3%
Apr
2% Mar
May
19%
6% May
150%
Diablo Compr.ny
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Apr
2%
5,300
1,400
—100
100
100
•
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Jun
Apr
1% Mar
Clemens
6%
3,300
9%
5%
1
—
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8%
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.
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11% Mar
.
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700
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1
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23%
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700
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12%
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1,100
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9
9%
-
5,100
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3
3%
V
36
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14%
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1% May
11% May
21% Jun
Jan
24%
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Jan
17%
20
9%
21%
5
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Jan
900
7
22%
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4% May
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1,100
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3%
4,400
36%
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6% Apr
V
6
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Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
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4.80% preferred series B
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Montrose
Chemical Co
6,200
5%
%
-
10,250
10c
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Mar
14% Mar
>...
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75
4%
4%
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4%
.
1
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Feb
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•
4
,
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9%- Jan
3,700
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1
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52% May
99
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%
9%
-
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May
19
•
5
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9
%
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V
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Apr
67
100
com
4%
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H
10%
preferred—:
50
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Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Mirro Aluminum Company.
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Mohawk Airlines Inc
1
Jun
4,300
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Jan
7% Mar
5,100
u
26% Mar
Miller Wohl Co common;—...
31 Vi
.
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•
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%
12%
1,600
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1%
Jun
19%
Feb
May
9
2,500
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10%
2,800
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6%
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10,900
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4%%
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14
10
21%
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65
30
13%
9
13 V*
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V
23
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5
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61
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1
1
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15,100
1
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Michigan Sugar Co common.
V
6%
preferred
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51%
1
1
Co
Ltd
Mesabi Iron Co
10%
>
.
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54% Jan
300
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Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating
6%
;
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1
Merrill Island Mining Corp
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3<*%
:—.1
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Jun
Jan
12,800
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Feb
2%
Jan
15%
60
22%
13%
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3
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1,900
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1
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8% Mar.
20
1
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6%
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100
1%
12%
warrants
7%
:
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6%
7
May
12
22%
-
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;
12%
20
May
-
2.50
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Jan
6
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Communication
: Jan
Jan
7%
22
1%
21%;
Mangel
Feb
1%
V.V 8
3% May
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100
,
Service
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Jan
32%
80
46%
'
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Jan
13%
1c
10c
50c
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Mansfield Tire & Rubber
.
Jan
7%
13%
55%
Inc warrants
22%
>
63%
Jun
400
5%
1
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__
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Magna Oil Corporation—
Feb
6%
■
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5%
iJ/2
Jan
Apr
4 %
24%
•5%
..
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6%
9% May
2.50
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3,300
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26%
11%
38%
>
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Mack Trucks
1,500
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V MacFadden Publications Inc
14%
32,400
20
12%
—
I
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Jun
34% Mar
22,300
4%
10%
5
.
1
1
Exploration
(The)
Jan
22
—
1
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2ys
7,60.0
Loral
May
15%
9% May
19
Jan
18% May
53%
4%
■
5
Apr
,
900
Mar
6% May
Jan
500
5%
Jan
5
Jun
4%
10
10%
Kessler & Bartlett cl A—25c
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3%
4"% Mar
V
10
Inc
Jun
13 Va Mar.
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a
Corp of America
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49 Va
4%
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Steel
V Lockwood
Apr
49%
:
1
Z'" 14%
12% May
V
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Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
18
Feb
25" Jan
J 3,600
1,900
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18
jg.
Locke
1,000
9% May
3
cumulative preferred
5%
:
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5%
—
5
25c
13
'/-i IV* May
400
(RG)
"3% "*4%
5
Inc
94 '
Jun
goo
•
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58 V2
V
: ;Vj
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11% Jan
a,
79,700
100 %
41% May
V
:
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10% Jan
V
University
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
21% May
3% Jan
18% May
8% May
5
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Realty Corp—:
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19% May
•V
10% May
Z% May
•
1,300
;
Jun
Jan
•
5
10
Inc
Extension
Leonard
6,100
Ltd:
Mines
Shore
26% Mar
'
33
92%
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'
3 %
5% May
12%
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Apr
17% May
127/8 Jan
9% May
'
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29%
;
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23% Ma?
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8,100
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14%
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7,700
5%
10%
13
24%
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2%
15%
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23%
'
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19% Mar
16%
2
15%
1
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21 Va Mar
13%
Jan
Jan
21 % May
Feb
20%
.
Jan
19%
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300
22%
3%
14% May
-
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24%
15% ;17
30
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7.50
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(The) Corp Class A
convertible preferred
$1.20
1,100
3%
■
1%
5
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1%
1%
Feb
14
3%
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Apr
16 V* Mar
600
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5,200
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1
1
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1
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a
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Inc
200
7%
15%
May
15%
5
5%
18%
V
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7%
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88
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1
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32
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2%
21,200
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2% May
3% May
2,700
V
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11
1,300
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4%
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10%
4%
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8,100
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13%
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Lakey Foundry Corp
2%
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National Kosher Foods
p°rmel (Geo
1%
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,
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9
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1,100
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11%
10%
5
24%
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10%
15c
4
pfd
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10
31%
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"
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100 V Mar
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30,700
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38%
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Jun
ft
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8,800
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;
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16
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6%
17%
May
13%
•
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Havana
Lithographing Co.:
ii
16% May
5,800
2,800
2 ye
23
«
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76% Jan
20% Feb
14
Jan
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1,900
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3 %
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&
17%
19%
500
5
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7%
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1,800
1,800
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16%
1,200
12%
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Jan
,
74% Mar
2%
2%
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Hecla
9
2% Mar
4%
24%
•
1
B
HHier
1,000
18
—5
Guild Films
Company Inc..:
Gull States Land &
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13% Mar
10
HebrPw
Jun
6% May
300
2%
8%
;
Bishop Inc__..L
Hazeltine C'orp _._i
37 V*
1,700
May
Jan
>
•
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Hazel
103,100
19%
Kobacker
12%
Electric
Jan
19
Knott
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Hartford
Jan
Jan
16%
400
Mar
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.
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Varnish
Stores
2%
31%
44%
10% May
18% Apr
16%
Jan
18% Jan
Hartfield
6%
2%
6%
May
32% Jan
16%
Feb
5
20 %
1
....
Inc.J.
37 V*
17%
(Del)
Jewelry
Jan
32% Apr
8% Feb
Harnischfeger Corp
31%
6%
29% Jan
13%
600
Harmcn-Kardon
37 V*-
26
60
181%
1,100
Corp
700
26% Feb
Jun
35%
Western
300
16%
39% Feb
Jun
19%
&
26%
10%
Apr
Feb
13
10%
2
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26
14 %
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1,300
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%
67%
12%
"
10%
Feb
64% May
1,500
8,850
Leesona
Inc
Company
200
13 Va
139
15
Co
145%
75
33%
Stores
64%,
Feb
Jan
59%
18
Jun
.18%
Grocery
64%
12%
8%
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co.
jan
iy2 Mar
.5%
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Griesedleck
64%
4
*
Jan
7%
11
28
11% Mar
3% May
30 Ye May
32%
5
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Gridoil Freehold
Gulf
15%
18%
Greer
H &
7i/2
9% May
5% May
Amer Industries. Inc.-—ii_
10c
2%
Lakes Chemical Corp___AA.i_A^l;: .VI %
Western Producers -common
60c V V 5%
preferred series 'A;
.'__._J_j.30 -,
Great
4,300
Jun
14%
Kay
57/8 May
6V4 Jan
■
1,700
£1
Manufacturing Co.:
Great.
127%
125
125%
4%
8% Apr
121 Vi Jan
18%
Kilembe
5,000
14%
Products-Corp cl A—-__.10e
Rapids
Gray
6%
3- ; May
4% May
;;
35%
Grand
200
56
Jan
6,800
24%
A
l
Manufacturing
16,200
8%
27%
Jan
1%
~2%
1
Inc..:-.;
6%
8%
6%
56%
47/8
4
36%
"4%
84% Mar
27%
1
v
>-
16%
35%
6%
__.
Jan
4% Mar
1
Kratter
37%
Mar
78%
800
25c
Kidde
1%
34
90
5 %"
Jan
Jan
.
Company
Drug
Kawneer
Jan
3%
;
35
1
Co
Consolidated
Go ilia m
Katz
Jan
1%
Glenmore Distilleries class
Goodman
28%
-
% Mar
16,400
VV.
May
4
1
———...i.
Industries
(Adolf)
9%
145% 145%
Controls
Seal
182
Jan
9%
5%
...
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4y2%
•■'Z'.'Z 20% Jun
Apr
?
Corp..
l
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines_.__.___l
Gold
Feb
10
8"% May
'
81
47/a
1
Co
Glass
Industries
Kaiser
Jan
17%
5%
Georgia Power $5 preferred........
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l
Gobel
12
15% Mar
V 5%
25
—
Corporation....
Cb
300
5%
8
80%
'
4
Genung's Incorporated.
Union
Jan
4%
.15%-
Corp
Apr
8%
Kawecki Chemical Co
14
4%
2%
Transistor Corp.
Globe
Feb V,,
; 5%
36%
Corp
General
(AC)
110%
2,800
7%
Oil
3913
Mar
1
—
—
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Mar
-...
26%
"a
Jan
34,500
~9%
Israel-American
Feb
17
1
7% May
7,000
:—1
... 10c
Manufacturing
...
Jeannette
%
.
Inc
Jetronic Industries Inc..
3t"{f
11
Fireman
Jan
3 V,
.
Iron
Ironrite
Irving Air Chute
Jan
21 y4
3,700
16%
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
8%
May
32%
.33 Visc
1
pfd—100
Royalty
12%
•
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High
7ft May
31V* May
12
10c
Oil Company
Apr
-26% May V.
16%
*
—
Gilchrist Co
20%
Investors
Jun
ft Feb
44,800
:
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Mar
jun
12
5,200
•
Jun
95
HVa
8%
2,200
8
157% 182
20'A
5
;
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
General Gas Corp—
General Indus Enterprises.
General Plywood Corp...:
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31%
,
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1.25
1
reg
American
Gilbert
V
A25%v
International Resistance Co
6y4
110
11,800
—
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-
800
13%
Holdings: Ltd__i
Feb
Ltd—
General
Giannini
1%
"
convertible preferred
Co
300
1,500
V
9,600
7%
22%
♦
General Builders Corp common
Development
9%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8%
31%
5
: •
-
Shares
High
*
International Products
37 y2
2,600
6%
;
25 V2
1
Electric
International Petroleum Co Ltd
V
5
1
International
Jan
,
8%
1
...
Jan
3 ye May
3"% Apr
Apr
43% Apr
4% May ■V7
Jan
9 V* May :
11% Jan
250
;
5%
i
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35T/a
«
Mar
31,900
40%
.
.
common
International Breweries Inc
19 Va May
3%
New
-
Mar
Sales
for Weel
-
8ft
5
5
.26%
■
8% May
'%
i_l
General
21
Insurance Co of North America
Jan
|
21
Feb
IV* May
2,000
8% -9%
"wts"
General
May
8 Vb
90% Jan
6%
12
Jan
•
20% May
,
20
5
~8%
Jun
1%
V
11,300
9% >
1
Alloys Co
5%
.
19%
V
17% Feb
16 V»
11%
.40
:1
•
5
.:
Jan
Jan
25
3%
•
Jan
182
169%
22>/4 Mar
9%
3%
-
;
44%
:
1W Jun
11,700
31%
94
f:
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Co—
i
Gaiineau Power Co common..
Mfg Co...
Acceptance
1%-
Apr
Feb
•
13,100
11,900
15%
95
'11
1
(Geo A)
Gellman
27%
V
31%
r
Financial General Corp—;—....
10c
Firth Sterling Inc.———;
...2.50
General
Apr
V
Low
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)
u
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland_.£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd.-lOO
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp.50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
__25c
Inland Homes Corp
X
Feb
7%
jun
29
100
19
•
20,600
18%
Corp common..—-i__—___10c
convertible preferred——
,1
Forge & Steel Cdrp common.
l ■
6% cum 1st preferred—:
—.10
Ero Manufacturing Co——J—.1
Esquire Inc ——
—1-—:1
Eureka Corporation Ltd—..$1 or 25c a
Eureka Pipe Line—.....—
'
10
Fabrex Corp -——
:
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1 ■
Factor (Max) <fc Co class A.;
1
Fairchild Camera & instrument--*—U
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
a
Common shs of beneficial int.—_.l V
$2 preferred
1-'——-—
30
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.—__1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
1 v
Fargo Oils Ltd———1
Federated Purchaser class A.'.
1
10c
Fuller
19%
22%
$2
:_i
157
9
75
13%
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
43%
May
May
Apr
51,400
21,000
Equity
(MH) Co Inc.
Flying Tiger Line Inc.
Ford Motor of Canada..
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Fox Head Brewing Co..
Fresnillo (The) Company
37 V4
900
•;■■■
1%
»;.
Erie
Fishman
100
18
—1
Filmways Inc———
Apr
5% May
2,500
"
x23%
—-—50c
Corp
157
14%
V
—V——_-__5C
Emery Air-Freight Corp.—20c
Empire District Electrid 5% pfd
100
Empire Millwork Corp—————__1
Felmont Petroleum
6%
v.
157-
America..—....I -'
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics inc:..
r
37%
29% ^ 31
31
10 V4
170
common..—1
A-,—.
preferred series B-——
Edo Corporation clasaI
7-r.—-}'
Eiaer Mines and Dev Ltd
1
Electric Bond & ' Share. .——
5
Electrographic Corp -——~__1
Electronic
6%
37%
$6
Specialty Co
74,800
American Stock Exchange
23% Jan
1
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
1
High
-
17% May
23 y2 Apr
3,20Q
12%
31
Eastern States COrp
$7 preferred1 series
Electronic
30%
10%
-6 '/a
Inc.———20c
Eastern
27%
U'/s
\
-l
Sulphur. & Potash Co...
Dynamics Corp of America__L.__-_.
Low
350
30 y4
Week's
Friday
Range Since Jan.
High
19
19
JXval
(Range for Week Ended June 3)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
America^
Week's
Last
STOCKS
33
14%
34
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
8%
Jan
Jun
13%
Jan
10
May
12%
5
Apr
6%
Apr
Jan
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
8
Apr
12 Va
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
5% May
xlQ%
2
8%
8%
7,700
2y2
300
30 Vi
100
28
Jan
33
Apr
13%
14
500
13%
Jun
18%
Feb
9% May
14
,
2%
30%
8%
2%
10%
lft
2%
11%
11%
12
20 Va
20%
22*%
21,100
lft
211
Jun
12
Jan
J an
Mar
2,200
,10% May
22,200
147/s May
23%
Jan
17%; May
24
Jan
1
.
Commercial and Financial
T/ie
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 3)
AMERICAN STOCK
STOCKS
Stock Exchange
American
35
50c
*
-10c
r-l
Chemical
National Starch &
National Steel Car
400
2% May
3% Mar
Russeks
2% May
3%
Russell (The F C)
35%
8,600
19,400
2,300
7,200
1%
15,500
1%
Apr
%
%
%
Apr
23 y.
23%
24%
10,300
7,800
9%
9%
2
2
2%
15%
17
23%
22%
23%
34%
34%
1%
-1%
%
38%
34
class A
American Cement
North
Old
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—
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■
■
— — ■
i
...
Peninsular
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r
93
4%
5%
1,600
59%
1.700
17%
600
17
17
17%
17%
100
17% May
4%
5%
1,800
30%
88%
Polarad Electronics
Poloron
Products
Powdrell &
15%
Feb
Jun
12?#
Jan
600
Prentice-Hall
Preston
East
Progress
Prophet
(The)
Providence
Public
4
%%
Real
Estate
Reeves
Reis
500
itf
11
Jan
May
58%
Jan
Jun
3 Vs
59% May
66
Feb
Feb
27% May
35%
Jun
111
2
3A
2,000
5% Jan
Feb
6% Mar
9%
Jan
16% May
20%
Jan
Apr
25% May
Jan
10%
Apr
81% Jan
86%
Apr
15
9%
1,700
—
25
42 % May
Jan
100
35
900
•
22% Mar
29%
Jan
12% May
23%
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
36%
Apr
Apr
4,200
2 A
1,700
35%
Feb
28
Feb
30%
24%
2,900
23
Jun
25 % May
20%
4,900
19 %
Jun
27
Jan
4,900
16%
Feb
22%
Jan
8%
Apr
13% May
19% May
22% Jan
*
20%
10%
preferred
20
3,200
21 %
1
common
300
12%
19%
20:
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u
50V#
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—
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10
3.400
6
4,300
3%
4%
6,600
25 Va.
-_i
3%
'
Apr
1%
200
1%
Apr
2%
7%
7%
100
7% Jun
9%
3%
*3%
1.900
,
80
73% Jan
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page 35,
£1
Jan
Jan
.j.
2,400
vi
4% Jan
3%, May.
pfd P__1_1Q0
1.50
,
26
.
Jan
81% Jan
r<>':
Mar
Apr
13%
15 Va
28,900
8 %
Apr
"7%
2,600
27%
29
1,600
4
25
700
Texas
Power
Textron
&
Light $4.56 pfd
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*
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Shovel
Co
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorncllffe Park Ltd
Thorofare Markets Inc
Thriftraarkets
Tilo
Roofing
....
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—
Inc
Jun
Jun
31
1%
1%
17,000
A
5,100
4%
4%
1,100
7%
7%
6,600
30%
30%
1,700
39%
66%
66%
4%
4
4%t V
4%
Jan
%
Jan
5%
35 Va
113 Va
Jan
Jan
66%
Jun
5%
Jan
rJun
5%
Jan
45% Feb
45%
Feb
4%
Apr
24%-.
Feb
56% May
52%
60 V
700
22%
Jan
Jan
48
May
300
48 *
20
5%
11%
13%
3,200
5
5
11
11%
9
*
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11%
24%
15%
3,000V
12%
24
16
200
;
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24
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1%
60%
60%
62 %
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12
12
12%
1,100
23%
24
5
7,400
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8%
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8
9
9
8%
Apr
3%
3%
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3 Va
10%
10 Va
37%
75%
77-
-
:
:
30%
30%
475
16
16%
16
19%
2%
"2%
19%
19%
200
38%
21%
22
21%
i.
;
,
33%
14%
"3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
5%
.5%
5%
2%
2%
6%
6
.
May
31
•:
Apr
12%
1,200
1,000
4,600
Jan
.
Jan
3%
3
5% May
2%
6%:.
2,600
38%
40%
1,900
19%
500
19
19
19%
1,200
16 Va
15 Va
34%
34....
35
5.800
25
\
7%
7%
7%
9.800
2%
2%
5,300
8'A
10%
3.500
Apr
2%
2
1%
-
1
1
12% Jan
4'A Apr
Jan
Mar
7%
7%
37'/a May
10% J-an
9% Jan
3 Va Mar
Jun "
8 Va
2%
2%
7%
8%
1,300
3.400
1%
1%
2,200
1
% May
500
89
Jan
91;
90
V* 9%
Jan
1%
'
6Va May
Apr
92'A Mar.
1% Jan
1A May
15%
15
15%
5,000
7,000
18%
18%
18%
800
ll'A M'ar
17
May
2,400
,1% May
•1%
1%
1%
1%
2
9%
9%
100
7%
7%
1,300
21%
21%
300
24%
24%
25%
2,300
18
18
18%
700
,
16% May
.
May
-9
Apr
6%
5%
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5%
••
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22%;
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5%
5«/a
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A JaJi
21 Va
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Jan
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27 Va Jan
,31% Jan
3 Va
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6% Feb
May
..5% May
Feb
15%
20%
■
20% May
24 Va Jun
1%
~7%
Apr
Apr
23% Apr
7% Jan
7'/a May
2
Feb
9%
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
2%
7%
'
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42%
Jan
7%
600
*
.
Feb
6%
7%
3
7%
5 Va. Apr
24% Feb
:
,
4% Mar
6Va May
.
2% May
19%
39%
;
May-
5,800
2,600
1,300
..
-
20% Mar
•
14%
May
20% Jan
17
Mar
35/8 Jan
22 Va Mar
44% Jan
23
Jan
36% Jan
15'A May
4% Jan
May
37
200
"v
Apr
19
500
32%
33%
Mar
2%
27,300
.
•
Jan
9% Jan
32
Apr
16
38%
~2%
9% Mar
92
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
37'A Jun
v
6% May
300
,
Jan
Jan
15
74% May
2,300
31%
16%
Feb
27 Va
400
:.
7%
7
a
,
Jan
8
„
18,700
:
Jan
4%
Jun
.
%
:.
•
Apr
400
33'A
7%
5% May
12 V#
12
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10,300
-May
24
Apr
V4
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77
Jan
17'/# Jan
7% May
%
;
34%
Feb
67%
1
Feb
2%
■„
.
%
3%
50c
Feb
Jan
2%
Feb
11
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26
18%
Feb
800
10
%
rets ord registered
£1
deposit rats def registered
5»
Todd Shipyards Corp—J
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Toledo Eklison 4%% preferred
100
:
1 % May
1,400
4%
~4%
10
1
25c
1
-
11% May
21
..
Jan
13% Jan
14
Jan
Jun
500
4,800
;
Apr
11%
r,
Jun
60%
.
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'
20 Va
t
Jun
15%.
-
14 3A Jan
72% Jan
;
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8 'A May
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24%
7% Mar
14
May
.
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21
.
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200
;
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46,600
18 1.
10%
600
,1,200
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17%
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5
10;
.
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"
21% Mar
;/
;
Jan
64
2,400
;
64
8%
4%
100
.
....
11%
:
10%
■12%
22
.
11% May
5%
17%
:
50% Mar
V
20% Mar
100
1,000
A
Mar
55
19% Mar
.
Apr
24% May
'
20% Jan
20
■>.
25
22% May
200 »'■
♦
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21%
100
21iA...
5%
64
Feb
31% Feb
21
13%
Jan
28% May
23%
11%
Jan
8%
May!;
6%
17% May
54%
!
15%
22%
May
11
..:
2,300
54%
48
Jan
100
29%
X21 %
Apr
Apr
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t
500
28%
21%
Jan
A
39
Jan
51%
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Jan
8
May
37
'
5%
Apr
28%
13,500r
«
6%
17%;
J-7;%
Amer
A
2%
% May
May
4
2,600
Jan
May
1
200
14%
12%
Amer deposit
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
%
1,220
14,700
37%
62%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Tonopab Mining of Nevada.
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Jan
18%
53
1
.
Jan
22%
23%
10c
com.
Jan
30 Va
225
24%
50c
5
Inc
46%
Jan
II,500
54%
1
10c
1
•
10c
Texstar Corp
May
2 4'A
21,900
29%
20c
1
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam Oil Corporation..
Jan
92% Mar
%
(Ky).
Inc
Apr
112
Jan
19 "Va
'•—r
Products Co
Standard Shares Inc
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
Stanley Aviation Corp
Inc
Teleprompter Corp
Television Industries
4%
Feb
Mar
23%
is«
Standard
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
18%
6%
10
1
1
1
1
__
loe
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Btarrett (The) Corp common
;
10c
50c convertible preferred
50c
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
.—25c
Statham
Instruments Inc
1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
*
Steel Parts Corporation
;■
5
Stein (A) & Co
;
♦
Sterling Aluminum Products—
5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) Co
•
Sttnnes (Hugo) Corp
5
Stone Container Corp
1
Stop & Shop Inc
.1
Slroock
(S)
& Co
•
Stylon Corporation (Del)_.
1
Sunset International Petrol Corp.
^1
Supercrete Ltd common
25c
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation T
—
2
Talon Inc class A common—
.
5
Class B common
5
4%
cumulative preferred
10
Tampa Electric Co
.•
Taylor International Corp
5
Technicolor Inc
1
Oil
Standard
31%
Va Apr
29% Jan
lc
Co_
3'A
89%
Feb
10% Mar
Jun
90
10
Feb
38
Jan
7%
1,700
4'
-
26% Mar
2,600
106% 108
90
90
12%
~
Metals
Standard
Tobacco
17% May
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc—
Apr
28% Jan
19 %
,
:
Jan
8% Jan
6%
9,260
2,600
~
26
Jun
1%
;
May
May
5% May
•
Mar
14%
—J
•
1
20
1
lac.
$1.60
Jun
15,900
~7%
a
?
Standard Dredging Corp common.'
53% May
12% Mar
Feb
3%
22.
23%
2
18
10%
22
5%
50c *
Rokeach (I) gp Sons Inc. class A——50c
Rolls Royce Ltd—
footnotes, see
1,100
inc—_zuc
rruuucta
Rochester Gas Ac Elee 4%
51%
10
i
_
% May
4
1
—1
Argentine Mining Co
Rldgewav Corp
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
3% May
9,100
19%
21%:
-
2,800
5%
10%
1 - -
5% Jan
28,200
2,000
Jan
11% Jan
%
.
50
21%
May
7
3%
3%
%
l
I
600
9%
8%
3%
1
5c
—
Corp
& Co—
13% Mar
11% Jan
19% Jun
1,800
12%
19 Vi
10
Corp
Investment
12%
.1
1
For
Mar
45
7,900
6,700
Republic Foil Inc
;
Z.
Republic Industrial Corp__
Republic Transcon Indus Inc—
nuuuiMm
10
100
Remington Arms Co Inc—
Rico
Jan
Jan
900
Reliance Insurance Co^
.
24
14,100
-
Soundcraft
ResistofleX
3%
2% May
Investment I
(Robert)
Jan
May
16% May
9,900
Pump Co
Reinsurance
59%
64
Jan
800
1
Re da
May
1,500
1
Co
Corp
Jan
9
30%
Co
convertible
Feb
13% Mar
39% May
700
Jan
May
101
Jan
6
Jan
16
10% May
18,800
:
Investment
$1.25
89%
400
V
Rapid-American Corp new common
1
Rath
Packing Co
10
Raymond International Inc
3.33
Reading Tube
16%
2,200
preferred—
Co
Power
10% May
Jan
9%
100
Quebec Lithium Corp
Raino
7% May
2.800
Puerto Rico Telephone Co_.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Quebec
9% May
900
L
—
cumulative
Pyle-National
4% Mar
5,000
Colorado—t
of
j!6%
1.300
Company
Gas
Service
Jun
.
,6% Feb
May
5
600
66%
Mines Ltd
44
31% Mar
•
Corp
Mfg Co Inc
Apr
1% Mar
;
Jan
15 Va
23 %
r'
convertible preferred
Standard Forcings Corp
Stahl-Meyer
Jan
52
•
Feb
\l
13,300
1
Proctor-Silex
40%
Apr
33% Jan
8,880
•
Inc
Dome
25%
7,200
Jan
4% Mar
14%
24%
20%
4%
A
1
Shoe Corp
»
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Apr
% Mar
12
May
600
38'A
1
1
5
•
Apr
2
«
36
25
Spencer
Feb
67%
Apr
600
62"
2.50
_
13
Jan
-
1
Pratt & Lambert Co——
7%
•
8%
Pipe
4,500
12 %
.
Line
Realty & Utilities.
Southland Royalty Co
6% May
3% May
100
——10
,
:
May
7
20a
55.000
lne__10c
(Del)
8%
•
800
-
16%
14%
3,300
3
4% Mar
25% Jan
21 Va Jan
30%
Feb
Jun
2%
65,500
.
5% Feb
7i7s
Southern
Jun
11%
May
Feb
"4%
Southern
13%
16%
"
3%
i5«
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
3
"1%
Jan
12%
3%
'V
2% Mar
22'A
4%
May
312
23%
15%
&
8%
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
I,900
3%
21%
19
6% May
2%
Jun
Jan
Jan
9%
;
41
3% Mar
Jan
33% May
Jan
6V#
8%
900
24%
.
original
8%
.
Jun
II,800
4'A
90
—25
25
25
4.40% convertible preference
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25 1
4.08% cumulative preferred
_-25
Southern California Petroleum Corp__2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Jun
9
500
5%
Co
preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.78%
cumulative preferred
4.56% cumulative preference
5%
May
4%
4
1 ~
12.50
Corp
Oil
3%
106 %
1
Southern California Edison—
7/# May
3,500
1
Inc
Apr
1%
-
—1
Alexander
100 %
500
•
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Penn
1,800
:
50
Polymer Corp class A
Coast
South
16%
1
A
South
Jan
24% May
2,100
4
Corp
Apr
9%
Jan
6%
90
7,100
1
class
Jan
13%
Jun
8"%
10,500
7,200
10c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
4%
Jun
3 V# May
21,800
28%
2
10c
1
i
Jun
4% Jun
1,700
5 %
"7%
25c
Manufacturing
Jan
6Va Mar
4%
35
2
Soss
30%
pesos
—
Jan
May
88
23%
5
1——1
131%
Jan
78%
Apr
31
1
Polymers
122% May
Apr
1,500
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
-
94%
Apr
May
18% Jan
2.50
Materials &
Jan
1.700
—20c
Pneumatic Scale
90
25
Inc.
Plastic
89%
1,600
Corp
Aircraft Corp
Inc
Jan
Jan
30,500
6,300
Photo
Industries
22%
82
79%
85
■
Circle
Pierce
Jan
20% Jan
90
Perfect
Piasecki
24% Mar
5%
4'A
14 Va
5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
•
Simpson's Ltd
•
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co—
1
Singer Manufacturing Co—
;
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
<"
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Slick Airways Inc (now no par)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills•
Sonotone Corp
___
1
22% May
40
135
Perfect
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phillips Screw Co__
Phoenix Steel Corp
(Del)—
25% Mar
60
87%
1
Industries —:——-1
25% Mar
Jan
21
22%
__2.50
<Si Minerals
Jan
22% Mar
23%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Oils
Jan
23%
:—__1
4_
Jan
5%
v
"4%
*
Silvray Lighting Inc
Simca American Shares
27% Mar
23%
1
Corp
27%
24%
24%
24%
88%
6,000
3
10c
24%
22%
5%
Jan
8%
4% Mar
5%
Jan
12 %
*
Jan
12%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
26'% Jan
24%
1,700
20 Va
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
26%
24%
5
2%
Feb
Jan
1%
4%
15%
Jan
29 %
Feb
Apr
lVa Feb
]k Jun
6%
23 %
20
Apr
Apr
17%
...8% May. »
*700
1,600 "
"312
Jun
31
I,000
6%:
100
45% May
18%
22 Va
9
3%
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Jan
..
Va May
3%
Shoe
Silver Creek
ft..-.
n
Jan
6,600
4%
Apr
B
20 % May
Feb
6%
~5
Feb
Class
Jan
20%
100
8 Va Mar
4% May
Jan
Co
18%
5%
5%
7%
Jan
4%
18%
4% May
Jan
16
8%
75%
29%
24%
—
19
*6%
Jan
35% Mar
2
Co__
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
Sherwin-Williams Co common
Apr
%
48 % Mar
•43%
26%
Apr
U -Jan
4%
Mining
Denn
15% Mar
,1.'
; 500
...
Jan
4% Jan
8% -May... ui.
*.6% May
800
21%
%
%
20c
•
5
•
1
12.50
Co
Leather
Seton
2% May
2,800.
19%
21%
1
1
class B
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
Shut luck
7%
Jan
4
Jan
3% Jan
Apr
17 Va
3
50c
Inc
Bros
Jan
% May
3%
3
16 'A
•
1
Serrick Corp
25% Mar
May
20
54 %
.1
Corp
Electronics
Peruvian
Jan
Jan
—2
A
Products—
Metal
7%
87
100
1
•
1
vtc__2 Bol
Canada Ltd
Penn Traffic
Jan
500
2
of
3%
54%
•
•
_*
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Jun
190
pfd
5%
(C A)
class
Co
Jan
A
Oil (CA) Amer shares—1 Bol
Company
-1
Pen
Class
13%
8% May
89%
89
Chemical
Parker
Sentry Corp
x27%
1
«
■
Corp
Pancoastal
Jan
Apr
36
-^.1
class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall
Corp class A—
Paddington
%
%
-
Ltd
v
Light
&
Seemau
27% May
1st pfd—25
preferred
PetlMdQms
Power
Jan
600
8
prefejred-
TT Stilts
1%
28,000
1
Northern Airlines-^.
Pacific
Feb
29
1
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Pacific
\k
22
shares_10s
5
conv
dividend
-
Jan
May
4%
A
Products
dividend
%
9
1%
20%
preferred
25
preferred
25
1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.36
11
3%
10%
19%
Mar
May
2% May
18%
1
Corp
Securities
Feb
86
4% Jun
1st
Pacific
%
7,300
3,300
1,700
Jun
Jan
300
10.
10c
U
30.100
1st
$4.75
79
17,300
24,300
redeemable
$4.75
61% Jun
70
%
5%
Corp
5%
$4.40
60
84%
Airlines
Western
Seaboard
General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Z.
~4%
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5 V2 %
62%
2%
Jan
1Q
2
1,800
18
1
1
—1
Seaporcel Metals Inc
6% May
67%
5%
preferred
5%
Jan
84%
89%
Corp
Clay
3 V#
Apr
21%
Securities
Electrjc
Oxford
Jun
4
2%
Ltd
Mfg
2
10,700
2,000
2 Via
Corp common
Overseas
Jan
2V«
-•
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Opelika
3 Vis
2%
preferred
cumulative
Jun
4%
A
Jan
May
2
2%
Jan
4%
3,800
10%
25c
25c
1
3.50
Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Jan
1%
29
500
2
28%
Co
Oils
Town
40c
39
39%
8%
Ogden Corp
Okalia
Sayre &
*
8%
Corp of Amer A (Del)
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Brass
Jan
Apr
28% May
500
28%
""%
Industrial Corp
Power 4%%
5%
4%
1,500
2,400
4%
U
Nuclear
Ohio
Jari
61%
Warrants
Ohio
10%
Jun
3 'A
18%
50c
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
2
84%
4/4% pld—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines LtdNorthspan Uranium Mines LtdNova
."% May
Jan
1%
Pub Serv
Ind
Jan
6%
2%
3
Feb
18 %
400
2%
5 •/»
Jun
1,400
11,300
2%
Jan
2% May
6% May
7y8
Va
12%
6%
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd
Jan
U
1%
4%
RR Co_
Penn
30
Jun
2%
~2
1
Ltd
Canadian Oils
Northeast Airlines
Northern
Jan
2,600
-
29
29%
AU
American Royalties Inc
North
North
43
4
2%
20
20
20
20
series preferred
series preferred
4.40% series preferred
5.60% series preferred
Apr
v
8,900
3 Va
~2%
4 % %
U Jan
40%
%
13%
2%
1
1
5'/o
Feb
25 Ya May
11,400
'1,600
'
5%
4%
x28%
iu
Class
North
7%
6%
5%
29
Jan
2% May
Feb
31%
500
12%
Corp Ltd
•
Salem-Brosius Ino
2.50
8au Carlos Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
22 % May
"'% '
v.
■/',
—III
Railway--
13%
154
% May
1,600
34
%
1
Lites
Apr
Mar
12%
Lawrence
St.
Jan
1% Feb
127
9,400
s
32'
a ■i
High
4%
2%
Petroleum
Range Slnee Jan. l,
High
Low
4%
Low
50c
1
Company
Jan
Jan
~
1
Nipissing Mines
Norfolk & Southern
,0i9%
Shares
4%
50c
•
Inc
Avenue
Jan
1
23% Mar
4,800
38%
32
Rosario__3.33 10
%
37%
2%
34% May
50
i«
37%
17% Mar
Fifth
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
17% May
23% May
9.600
2%
Jan
Apr
12
2,900
10
133% 135
York
Noma
Feb
3
2%
New
Nickel
May
3
2%
-
"
20
8%
%
Merchandise
Rim Mines Ltd
Mar
Roxbury
6 % May
2%
for Week
30c
1
Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jun
12
6%
Co
Superior Oils
New York Auction Co_
New York & Honduras
—
37
Inc
Raceway
Roosevelt
Mar
100
6%
15%
Ltd
Telefilm Associates
National Transit Co
National Union Electric CorpNational Video Corp class A
Nestle-Le Mur Co—
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New Idria Min & Chem Co
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park Mining Co
National
Process
High
26
4,800
37
34
Range
Rang
of Prices
Par
Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since
Shares
Last
Exchange
American Stock
Week
for
Range
of Prices
Sate Price
Sales
's
Week'
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
New
Monday, June 6, 1960
. • .
(2442)
34
New
Chronicle
27'A Jan
...
85%. Apr
2,%,^Jan
8% Jan
jan
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
s T O C K 8
.
-..
..
Stock Exchange
American
Last
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Par
Trans
Low
10%
Lux
Shares
Range Since
High
10
10%
700
-
,,
8%
9%
—-—10c
& Cable Co——*
Triangle Conduit
Tri-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp——-.-*:
23 %
\
10
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
i
Union Gas Co of Canada———
Ceramic Tile Co
17,800
-300
10
4
Rubber Reclaiming Co
4%
5%
9% May
27
28 %
8%
18
v;
;300
55
5%s
2,100
5%
Apr
7%
3,200
2
May
37/a
5
Feb
Jun
177% 177%
42%
9%
Apr
10
168
13
Apr
'
700
400
19
34% Mar
i
Feb
181%
3% May
9% Jan
17,600
10
43%
6
Jan
2,100
4
9%
43 V*
1
Apr
■,
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
9%
500
37/8
Feb
9 % Mar
4%
5,100
3%
Apr
6
30%
3oy8;
5%
4%
,
9%
5
T
32%
8 %
7%
15%
15
500
8
2,000
8%
17
May
Feb
30 Ve May
7% May
41%
12 %
2,200
18%
42,700
;
Industries
Jan
Jan
40%
40%
10
33 %
Feb
15%
15%
15%
7,300
15%
Jun
18
7%
7%
6,400
6ya May
8%
9%
K'
9
9%
2,600
8% Mar
6%
6
6%
3,000
6
5%
1
5
5%
1,900
4%
14%
55,400
1
12%
12%
1
Instrument
7%
7%
8
f:
3,400
2
5%
4%
5%
12,300
Co
Corporation
Iron Coal &
Coke Co
Products
1
-s
■
12%
11%
10c
■
Feb
10%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7% preferred———
Waitt & Bond Inc
common
Knapp Inc
series
Jan
14% May
9% Feb
Jan
67/a
Wentworth
1—±.
Utilities 4.40%
pfd
(F W)
32
14
*
6%
preference
in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
(not included in year's
transaction
range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's
range),
tEx-rfu.
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend./
18
/ A Bonds being traded flat.
^
/
1
$ Friday's bid and ask
prices; no sales being transacted
during the current week.
§
1
Reported in
Abbreviations
tlve;
regular—
Below
-Stocks-
Indus¬
A
PuhUo o197?Rani Service
139.66
205.11
88.43
88.10
.
'204.65
88.48
79.91
78.76
83.12
82.56
83.19
82.60
Holiday—
—
79.91
78.82
93
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
to
33/8
2
May
Jan
May
118
Jan
for
Jan
23%
79
Jan
87
37/a
26,000
Jan
500
32,900
65
%
stocks
32
30%
Jan
26 Va
Jun
37 %
325
26% Mar
30
41
47
46%
100
A
5,400
Feb
%
2,800
Jan
■
1%
26
'
65-stock
industrials
'
O."
Rails,
5.234;
composite
average give effect
share of common stock
additional
one
.
3.48;
to 3.48 from 3.569 and that
•
»W >
rf
1
"
Closing
104.52
Range for 1959
June
1—
2__
104.54
Fri.
June
3—
104.90
•
i
■
101,42 Sep
,
Range
-
4
High
«
<
-
23
for
I960
109.39 Jan
Low
if
'
/
109.60 Aug
Low
,
104.72
June
High
«
100.77 Mar 11
6
Jan
Jan
14 %
113/4
Jan
53/4
Jun
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Feb
18% May
34%
Jan
250
18
May
20 3/4
Feb
20
87
I an
91
Feb
26
May
29
Apr
8%
Apr
14
Apr
30%
The SEC index of Stock
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
for week ending
May 27, 1960, for; composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows
(1939—100):
Jan
19"%
'
:
.
May 30— Holiday
May 31—
Thur.
Jan
8% May
2% Feb
.
'
;
Wed.
Jan
2%
18%
12%
3,600
from 18.15.
Tues.
Mar
Jun
1
.
17.88
Mon.
H Mar
18% Mar
1,500
90
'—1 l'»w|
17.88.
Date—
Jan
May
-
14% May
——
900
Industrials,
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
32 3/4 May
850
200
to
Jan
29%
"
divisors:
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Averages
Apr
27%-
18%
'
following
the 30
the
Apr
4
% Mar
20%
•,
the
Mar
57/a
3Mar
-
19%
'
using
Feb
"20
23%
stocks,
by
averages for the 30 industrial stocks and for the
International Nickel Co. of Canada
distribution of
each share held.
This changed the
divisor for
for
1 %
18
'
65
daily
♦The
18 %
100
;"
compiled
are
the
1,600
-
85i
,
Averages
Utilities, 8.53;
2,100
2%
20
mmmm
9%
,
—
97/a
Jan
1,050
—
—
9A
9A
100
"l%
1A
5,200
8%
5%
24
247/8
5%
3%
3%
6,600
4%
■
Apr
3%
Jan
Durable Goods
1 %
Jan
Non-Durable Goods
Mar
247/8
Jun
5% May
3% May
-
4,000
8%
Jan
5%
Jan
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
f43
1994—-June-Dec
106
53
44
2
1963^J
84%
'
May
70
Mon.
82%
90 *
Tues.
June
2__
4
42%
49%
Fri.
June
3
$99'
I
•
Mar-Sept
May-Now
1963
1968-
3%s
109%
74
1982
Hi
—
Southern £alif°rDl* Gas 3%s
SouthwPRf?nOUr^Ies °as (Calif)
hwestem Gas
Electric
-Sept
—-Feb-Aug
1970
April-Oct
38 1971-—Jan-Jn\y
3%s
May 30—
!
May 31:.——.
:
1970.
Feb-Aug
June
1—_—
+0.9
237.6
216.1
443.5
438.3
+ 1.2
446.5
414.7
260.0
—4.5
299.7
243.5
446.5
472,1
•
!
Railroad
Int'l
and Miscel.
U. 8.
Total
Bank
Gov't
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
'
Sales
Holiday3,749,030
3,776,180
$5,601,000
6,052,000
$293,000
-
$5,894,000
237,000
6,289,000
3,727,870
—
Total
—
6,018,000
240,000
6,258,000
3,338,290
5,703,000
241,000
5,944,000
14,591,370
$23,374,000
$1,011,000
$24,385,000
—
;
107%
237
Week Ended June 3
112
■
16
77.
84
Stocks—Number
11
104
90
U.
8.
70
73
96%
96%
tlOO
11
70
2
96
1013/4
98
81
90
1193/a 119%
94%
;■
"2
117%
10
94
7
135
86
-
94 Va
135-
-
137
$83
-65
"
-
"
-
97%
"
92%
;
'
11
61
88
'88%
"65
May 30_„
Tues.
May 31——
June
1
——
—
85%
76
80%
Frl.
June
79 '
1,492,000
1,595,035
I
1,358,240
9
80%
86%
—
93,000
$654,000
99
"
101 % 102
12
99%
8
105 % 105%
2
99%
87.
97.,
90
97%' 100 •;
99
Total
80%
81
.
,
83 V*
Week
Stocks—Number
of
100
Domestic
105%
Foreign
government
Foreign
corporate
86
87%
$84%
85%
83%
90
129,000
-
200,000
93,000
$661,000
$2,000
$5,000
Ended June 3
Shares^..
1959
,
Jan. 1 to June 3
5,693,655
'
1960
(7,083,330
$580,000
•
-
-1959
,199,358,371
117,320,617
$654,000
5,000
$11,964,000
-
63,000
-
-'682,000
-
$11,810,000
783,000
84%
86%
$239,000
$2,000
3,000
Bonds—
103
90
;
'
96%
$86%
-
126,000
1960
97%
103
Total
Bonds
200,000
88*
78
5*
'
/
$95
*
.
Holiday —
$2,000
$235,000
80%
$87""
#
—I
1J
3__—
81
85
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
_
Gov't
Bonds
5,693,655
Wed.
2
.78
Foreign
Domestic,
1,248,380
93
$79
99
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1
June
--86%-
$677,579,000
Stocks
Thur.
*"80ya
$608,860,150
(No. of
$75
86%
$26,373,100
Shares)
86%
90
646,741,600
169
75%
$82
577,040,000
98
85
$81"
25,225,100
$24,385,000
—
88
Mon.
65
30,822,400
14,000
120
"
"-
92%
96%
31,815,650
23,374,000
Industrial
and
94%
—f87
$1,000
$1,148,000
378,352,456
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
87.
~5
1
119%
V
$4,500
Total—
87%' '92%
11, *
:
93%
"
-
93%
1959
-
327,141,396
101%
100
92
90
J83
-
I960
14,872,535
Bank
77%
'
,
14,591,370
Government
i
Railroad
-
:
Bonds—
113
»*■
73
Shares—^.
$1,011,000
*
127
--122
„
107
-
of
Jan. 1 to June 3
1959
1960
v
21
71
-
International
101
103
i-l—-.;-:^eb-Aug
n
:
"'73v:
'
,
;l~ JW
'
,
106% 110
.
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sept
286.2
231.8
32
81
_
-
.
'
20
74
SouFhJ™
1-
329.3
Shares
99%
' ' 3 r :7 70
,
"111%
$14
1964—June-Dec
6s
—
73
V 109
Jan-July
—Aprll-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
—
Power
23%
99%
73
liq tr ctfs—
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
wl
—1.7
n
ApriZ-Oct
:
17%
544.4
?
No. of
63%
46
$15
Mat-Sept
—
1984
4S
May-Nov
—1.4
294.2
Stocks
r-
.
•
289.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
88%
87%
.
92
521.6
482.5
248.4
82%
75
$89%
—1.5
461.9
•
Service
120%
Wed.
Trust 6%%
and
;■
'
Jan-July
464.5
233.9
.
Thur.
t72
Feb-Aug
538.9
'
50
119
5
85
—1.4
455.1
"
•*
26
84%
138
45
86%
388.8
477.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
High
100
"
'
86
Jan. 1
Low
No.
119% 119%
—June-Dec
j.—Quar-Feb
.—June-Dec
432.5
475.8
-
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
Low
High
'
—0.8
Range Since
Sold
High
103
103
June-Dec-
Apr
20
1960-
Change
k
398.1
470.6
Manufacturing
911
May
May 20, '60
/
394.8
:
1
2,000
5%
Percent
May 27, '60
Composite
2% May
——
"1%
—
&
'625.50
40
Bonds
30 %
900
Jan-JuZy
1998-Jan-July
——May-Noo
Snfa «C0Z1V shbord debs 1964
April-Oct
Water Ppwer
Corp 3s 1981— May-JVoo
southern Pet™leuma Ltd 5s conv debs '62-LJan-July
California Edison :3s
3 /as
1965——Mar-Sepf
ser es
A
1973
.Jan-July
3s
series B
1973
_Feb-Aup
2% s series O
1976
Feb-Aug
J/es series D
1976
Feb-Aup
3%s series E
1976—
3s
Feb-Aup
1
F
series•.*. .1976
Feb-Aup
3%s;series ;G-1081- —III-III„IlII—X
.ApriZ-Oct
Southern
88.43
—Holiday
31—
Total
Apr
3%
11,200
Period
Gas; Co
American Co 7s
debs, 1967
J
ities
Feb
5%
mm*m
1974
Electric &
serl,es » 19®2
4%! series Il'1982
/as r,Ies
Rails
29
4%
24%
1970
mortgage 3%s
4%*
Ralls
100
89%
1973
5%s
&
Util¬
trials
Stocks
200
Interest
debs
extended to
Water
Grade
3%
Division—
PPrm<,,!y0rt?age 38 1971
ennsyjyaaia
Grade
30%
18,
rJian?
1st
141.12
May 30
May
10
Indus¬
65
82%
20%
Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric
Power Co Ltd—
Power
ities
624.78
Second
10
82.71
5s
•
ohinaSndue 1953
unio
27
Util¬
roads
10
First
Total
Feb
13
:
.
1974
NW
May
Rail¬
trials
"
National Research
Corp—
Noh
C0^vertible subord debentures 1976—Jan-July
m/
aLTheatres & Television Inc—
5%s
15
80
1
6s 1975^—;
—Map-Nov
Western RR 4s 1970
_Jan-July
Hess
20
230
9% xl0%
10c
RR 4s 1963
Bellas
Jan
76% May
-Bonds10
30
82.63
%
general Development
,
4
Jan
Jan
and bonds listed
& Co.:
83.21
12%
mortgage 4s series A 1993—mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
General Builders
Cprp—
v<'.i *
*, -1
5£?i
VaIIey
national
daily closing averages of representative stocks
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones
83.12
5%
1st
&
Stock and Bond
Averages
the
are
the New York Stock
on
79.22
12%
1st
AGuantanamo
"cum," cumula-
78.82
1%
50c
^Haiian Power Realization
"cons," consolidated;
79.89
22%
■'
1
debs
debentures
deposit;
79.90
15%
_40c
Pump 4s inc debs
J
of
"M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without
warrants.
issued;
'
subord
N
.
88.62
1%
Chicago Transit
Authority 3%s 1978—
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
subord
when
.
.
88.60
14%
1
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s
Aug 1 1998——
6s
,
conv," convertible;
I.
w
receivership.
used above—"cod,"
certificates
205.20
Low
of
5%
26%
22%
Exchange
A
50
45
1% Jan
Friday
Lackawanna
Jun
32
—•
*
BONDS
American Stock
6s
45
40
(not included
Feb
T9ff
2
series
,<r
63%
1%
£1
Boston Edison
2%s
Lhemoil Industries
delivery transaction
48%
28,700
46%
25
100
Ltd
cony
Deferred
48%
$43
—
100
63%
1%
1
Jewelry Co—
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum
Corp
AAmer Steel &
a
*
204.67
10
,
Wright Hargreaves
5%s
value,
par
983/4
$64
_.
88.76
15%
Zale
Alsco Inc
No
Jan
28%
1
ord
$100
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
2C08—J.__Mar-Sept "
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro
stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
Jan
Ltd—
rets
$60
June-Dec
88.51
1A
27%
1
pfd
$60
April-Oct
^
1972
139.44
A'5*%
1
Light 4%%
dep
5s
138.87
85
10c
Woodall Industries Inc
American
1947
624.89
2%
l
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
1927)
Denmark
627.87
19%
:
1
T
&
Oct
of
1„
it*
:
*
„_
$63
2—
5
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr
of
June
A
Williams (R C) & Co_.
Wilson Brothers common
94%
92-
81
10
Williams-McWilliams Industries
93
90
$90
$120 ""
3%
20
Williams Brothers Co
16%
>
$90
*
June
%
Wichita River Oil
Corp
Wickes (The) Corp_
-t.t
•
Jan
Is
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Oil Co
White Stag Mfg Co
I
~~
.
^
Jan
5%
.
'
4%
3%
Inc
•"
3V2 Mar
4%
Coal
"'
28%
3%
Westmoreland
" "
173/.
*
r
'v"*"*
Feb
~3
♦
Westmoreland
' $15
__
30%
100 fr
iik £
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet &
Stationery,.—
15
$120
__
Apr
12 %
Mar
,
72
Apr
1%
81
IV*
50c
Western Development Co
.1'Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
75
96
63%
8
Apr
1%
1.25"
Incl
3
60
500
67
2%
1
Products
3%
700
3%
2%
67
2%
"2%
5
Manufacturing
.100
90%
20%
•
(Del)
500
4%
—
14,000
"2%
10c
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West Texas
(issue
Feb
13 %
9% May
10 % May
!
1
Company Inc
West Chemical
1967
Jan
6%
4% May
11% May
2,900
75
2%
1
preference
Weiman &
3%
75
30
common
Webster Investors Inc
"3%
•
$2 cumulative preferred
Precision Instrument Co
$6
3%
100
Waltham
Webb &
B
Date
•
Hlgk
i 98
Jan
7%
Feb
5%
400
12
67
Jan-July
Parana
W
Co
Jan. 1
Low
993/4
-
Jan
May
9% Mar
800
10
11%
.
10
•
Inc
Xll7/a
9%
25c
Vogt Manufacturing
Aircraft
series
A7s
46% May
7%
1
a
Range Sine*1
No.
„
11% Mar
Apr
40 y2
warrants
Bonds
Sold
High
$91%
—June-Dec
Jan-July
(Prov) 6%s 1949.—
—.Feb-Aug
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
•
' :
A 7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
11 % Mar
46%
1974—;
A. 1967.
V
Valspar Corp—.
Vanderbllt Tire & Rubber
Waco
series
4%s
Jan
9,400
4
Friday's
$98
AHanover
Jan
2%
8%
4
Jan-July
1964.1—... June-Dec
Maranhao
J an
8%
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Mortgage Bank
■
1963—
-
5i76 May
1% Apr
Jun
41% Mar
2%
13%
or
Bid & Asked
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
7%
13%
A
ser
Baden (Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn— -.
v.Debt Adjustment'debentures—
Jan
2 Va
13%
6s
German
Jan
5% May
3 A May
8,000
■f
6
•
-
Low
Water Power 3%s
A
Jan
13%
Feb
&
Jan
17
21,500
*A
Webb
28% May
Apr
5%
Corp
——50c
American Corp
—25c
Consolidated Oil
+*
10
Container Corp cl A com_10c
Controls Inc
25c
Universal Insurance
15
Universal Marion Corp
•
Utah-Idaho Sugar
5
Vita Food
100
46%
Apr
.
19% Mar
i
4,100
is
29
12%
500
6
Washington
Jan
8%
;
Universal
Universal
Universal
Universal
Vornado
%
28%
x5%
Corp debs
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Jan
13%
r6
v
United Stores
Virginia
22
Wasatch
Interest
Period
Jan
25%
46%
1
(The)
27%
19%
10%
1
Vinco
21% May
600
v
13%
n
50c
Foil Co class B
Victoreen
23%
24%
4%
1
U S
Norman
200
....
10 %
X5%
Jan
4,400
.
21%
28%
10 %
17 y«
13%
100
U S
Van
-
Feb
■
-9% May
21% May
10s
Air Conditioning Corp
:
1,200
25%
•
United Pacific Aluminum
U S
I
23%
21
!
5
United N JRR & Canal
U S
22%
i
<:
Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
20
50c
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp
;
1
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc——1
United Elastic Corp
*
United Improvement & Investing—2.60
United Industrial "warrants"
United Milk Products
5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
'
dep rets ord registered
10
23%
Union
Amer
9%
High
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
Transportation Corp of America
class A common-——
(Range for Week Ended June 3)
Sales
Range
-
Sale Price
$89
Total.
2,000
23,000
394,000
$661,000
$666,000
$13,040,000
624,000
$13,217,000
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
.
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 3)
Exchange
Boston Stock
Range
Sale Price
Par
American
Tel
Corp-
Motors
American
Anaconda
,.
Company
Edison
Boston
&
Service
Cities
20
26% May
2,039
92%
3,477
48%
318
50%
50%
54%
54%
2
20%
21%
48
39%
39%
209
Ford
Electric
Coal
Creek
Co
Stop
93%
88%
91 %
1,392
84% Mar
100 %
Jan
71%
303
59%
Jan
26
124
25%
Apr
73%
76%
24%
Fruit
United
Jan
10c
Jan
21 Ys Mar
35%
614
4%
4%
19%
4%
Jan
Budd
124
42
Jun
53%
Jan
210
12%
Apr
16%
Elec
77
38
Mar
48%
Apr
139
27
Mar
32%
Jan
51%
58
32%
33
580
36
85
32 % Mar
38% May
23%
25%
1,505
20% May
31%
50%
51%
323
28%
28%
95
Detroit
36%
Apr
Edison
40%
5,629
47
5,345
15
15
Jan
Ford
Jan
Trailer
■
64
Jan
Apr
30
15%
Jan
17%
46%
Feb
60%
—
•••"
r-
Aeronca
Baldwin
common
10
Manufacturing
Carey
ft
O
N
Tex
Pac
Cincinnati
Union
S
Apr
36
Jan
49%
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
Scotten Dillon
26%
26%
290
26% May
30%
30%
35 V*
161
30
470
30%
34%
30%
43%
2,672
40% Mar
43%
Jun
18%
1,348
17%
Jun
25 %
Jan
32%
416
31% Mar
38 %
Jan
30 V
1,092
39%
Jan
66
956
26% May
65% May
92"%
Jan
23%
24%
1,586
22% May
30
Feb
4%
5%
1,175
Jan
44%
4% May
43 % May
.6%
43%
23%
44%
2
"l%
American
Can
American Motors
1%
Jan
27%
Feb
18%
Jun
19%
Feb
30%
678
29% Mar
32%
Jan
14
100
14
16%
Apr
500
5
5%
1%
10%
10%
8
L
—2
Co
&
Avco
38%
Jan
10
12%
May
9
Jan
Jan
May
450
13% May
16% Mar
1,097
36% Mar
49%
Jun
232
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
2%
200
2%
Jan
7
.'.
3% Mar
•
10%
10%
'555
__10
.——
22 %
22%
22 %
460
&
Co
12%
Jan
22%
24%
Feb
24 %
Jan
Feb
9% May
9%
10%
820
15%
15%
220
15
Apr
16% May
15%
15%
100
15% Feb
15% Feb
-_10
—
10% Mar
common
Feb
Apr
61/2
Jan
91% May
8 J/2
Apr
136
16% Mar
19
187
21% May
28%
Jan
59%
59%
61%
901
58% Mar
66%
Apr
31%
32%
986
30%
Feb
105% 112%
25%
26%
1,242
8IV2
Feb
112%
Jun
60
25%
Jun
34%
Jan
51%
Jun
58
Jan
18
Apr
25%
Jan
Abbott
32%
112%
26%
51%
51%
51%
10
19%
18%
19%
126
May
Midwest Stock
!; 36% Mar
A
compilation
of
STOCKS
37% May
43%
Jan
174
481/4 Mar
58%
Jan
Admiral
Ranee
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
24%
203
22% Mar
29%
Apr
92 J/g
486
79%
96%
Apr
Akron
133
59% Mar
77
Jan
Allegnany Corp
18%
23%
Jan
Allied
Allied
89
64%
61%
18%
18%
3
3
13%
13
13%
12%
12%
13%
43%
45%
Jan
Jun
16%
Jan
43%
127
15%
12%
105
Apr
571/2
Jan
Jan
Allis
8
Steel
Jun
11% May
55
13
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
64%
61
64%
300
52% Mar
64%
24%
24%
241/*
400
23
May
32%
Jan
16%
16%
18%
16% May
23"%
Jan
50c
24%
23
24%
1,000
5,100
13%
24% Jun
14%
15
Corp
.64%
23
91
.
10
Sales
Week's
S
10
common—
Co
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
24%
_166%
33%
only
transactions
Friday
1
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Exchange
the -round-lot
Last
v.
95
10
1
200
Feb
14%;
Jan
50c
1
15
Laboratories
1
53
53
53
100
49
Corp—
—_—8
13%
13
13%
400
T>% Mar
10
29%
28%
29%
1,000
•
32%
32%
33
Mfg
Brass
Paper
(Un)
Chalmers
Aluminium
American Airlines
5
•
26%
26%
26%
19
23
Apr
;
69%
68J/4
71%
481
42%
Jan
71%
60%
60%
62%
149
59% Mar
69%
Jan
—
46%
43%
47
225
42% May
70%
Jan
10
39%
39%
39%
50
391/4
Jun
491/4
34%
34%
6
34%
Apr
411%
19
19%
275
19
Apr
20%
Jan
American
Mach
53%
53%
118
47
Apr
55%
Jan
American
Motors
88%
88
700
90
18%
19
1
400
9%
600
19
1,400
8% May
Mar
28%
Jun
29% Apr
16% Jan
13%
Jan
58
Feb
16%
Jan
39%
Jan
35%
Jan
Apr
Jan
25% Jan
83% Mar
17%
Jun
107
Jun
25
25
(Un)
9%
9%
1
America
of
Co
Aluminum
Mfg
Ltd
321/2
Airplane
Corp
Boeing
1%
6%
10%
mm am
19
Corp
Bethlehem
6% May
1% May
Apr
49%
1
Walker
23%
56%
Baldwin Lima
May
-
3%
2,230
,
,
2V2
Jun
1491/2
39
Oil
Ashland
500 -
16%
—.
35%
22"%
55%
.
v
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Jan
:
6 %
Feb
19
38 »/4
—
—
200
-
.;
49
——
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19
55 J/4
Steel
Armco
.
16
16%
—
23%
38%
Tel Co
American Tel &
Apr
22
100
1%
—
Universal Controls
Apr
121
—12.50
.
1 %
139
18%
1%
Par
—
4,600
3% Jan
23
5%
Studebaker-Packard
May
1
Cyanamid
American
1%
55% Jan
Jun
14
14
Jan
87% Mar
•
Airlines
2
1,160
1%
Sale Price
American
5,939
30%
Feb
29
5
Stores
*
2%
18%
34%
145
7
7
(H W)
Manufacturing
Unlisted Stocks
Allied
>
23
42%
50
226
91%
1
Playing Card
% May
65%
Mayr
10
30%
147
90%
2
common
6
Apr
21
Rudy
5
Gamble
ft
49%
25
91%
*
—
Art
Procter
Jan
Rickel
10
Stockyards
Kroger
U
38%
19%
12.50
Picher
Gibson
Jan
Apr
40%
147
50
Transit
Cincinnati
com
Telephone
Cincinnati
Eagle
9
6%
19%
20
Cine
^
28 %
28%
•
1
40 %
35
10
common-
^
17%
1
Products
Metal
Peninsular
124
30%
Gas
Milling Machine
-
32 %
1
&
8%
—
Cincinnati
43 %
18%
Co
Davis
Parke
44%
30%
Cincinnati
Feb
Chemical
Michigan
High
Low
40%
Champion Paper
Jan
4%
3
Products
Screw
Masco
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
—
8
Piano
53%
232
10
1
1
1
Refineries
Leonard
30
-20
Brewing
Burger
303
5%
Sales
43%
-1
—
Laundry
Jun
58%
5%
1
5
3
Chem
&
Bearing
&
19%
Manufacturing
American
58%
58%
—-—1
1.66%
1
Stamping
Lansing
High
May
*
Industries
Ball
Hoover
for Week
Low
Par
Jan
16 %
5%
1
—u._
Goebel Brewing
Great Lakes Oil
Jun
Shares
Jun
70%
13% Mar,
58%
-20
1
3
6
—5
—
General Motors Corp
Jun
211
*
.•1
.
Gar Wood
36%
Apr
17%
Range
40%
;
42% May
321
f
*
Co__
Motor
Freuhauf
*
26% Mar
of Prices
Jan
'
60%
Week's
Last
1
1
—
Corporation
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sale Price
484
38
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Lakey Foundry
STOCKS
17%
Jan
15% Jun
27% Jan
■
44 Ya
———-—
Houdaille Industries
Friday
17
Jan
835
Jan
.'4
28%
15
Ex-Cell-O
58 % Mar
50% May
17%
60
.6.25
/ ;
7
15%
1
25%
Feb
"Apr
47
common
Detroit Steel Corp
58%
i—
Corp
48
29%
50%
2%
22
"
47%
51%
12% Mar
440 "
39%
L._—J.
Bros
Davidson
50%
.25
Paper
Power
Consumers
635
22%
15
5
—
Jan
Consolidated
191
3%
3%
22
1
High
————-—10
Chrysler
Corp
Low
13%
13%
3%
Range Since Jan.
High
25
Burroughs Corporation.
12%
; 32
Low
16% May
28% Mar
—
Jan
42
*
Inc
System
Westinghouse
Co
——<
Feb
12%
—50
Co.
Industrial1
Avis
Jan
90
Shares
1
5
~5
Products
Metal
6%
Jun
73% May
for Week
1
Electric
American
37%
34% May
12
Range
of Prices
1
Stores
Wrigley
Allen
Jan
29
& Mining
S Smelt Refin
Waldorf
6c
2,000
7c
ACF
30%
42
United Shoe Machinery Corp—
U
Jun
34%
25%
Feb
Sales
Week's
Last
Par
Jun
35%
Co
Mar
prices.
Cincinnati
these
Jan
73%
2,066
Torrington Co
$300
firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO. for the transmission
Jan
36%
100
75
Inc.
61%
Friday
23%
20%
—
62
61%
Sale Price
155
20%
-_T
58
61%
STOCKS
260
-
20%
*•
69% Jun
Feb
/1;^
73% Mar
35%
Shop
&
-h
74
Inc—
59 % Mar
69%
Apr
--
45%
30
/
69%
Detroit Stock Exchange
65% May
—
Jun
74% Mar
38
Jan
12
Association
Webster
&
Stone
60%
430
7c
Jan
60
Jan
20
60
Jan
Feb
23%
2.50
Rexall Drug Co.
Shawmut
8%
-10
RR
Pennsylvania
5% Feb
—5
Chemical—
Mathieson
Olin
770
25%
Corp
4
Companies-———_1
New England Electric System
20
New England Tel & Tel Co
100
NY NH & Hartford RR common
*
Northern Railroad (N H)—_.
100
103
81%
60
Feb
125
8%
Service
National
20
Feb
168
—
148
81%
81%
4%s———.—1998
•
Jan
May
Jan
17%
69%
•
86%
Jan
30 %
53
Cement
Star
Lone
23%
24% Mar
19%
50c
common
Corp
Kennecott Copper
15% May
67%
1
Gillette Co
Island
Jun
47%
91%
5
Co
Jun
127
Jan
65%
Motor Co
65%
2
62
69%
Jan
48%
53
National Stores Inc—
65%
of
26%
39%
7%
—
Jan
65%
—10
We are indebted to the
20 % May
19%
100
100
B_——
Jan
23%
Mar
84
50
15%
26
56
Jun
-16%
•—
Transit
Cincinnati
332
15%
24%
Jun
9%
——-
bonds—
Jan
-5
44%
45
-6.25
Elec
(F W)
Apr
58%
5
*0
First
General
Apr
62%
Associates com—10
Street Ry Co—
class
Woolwortn
Apr
adjustment
5%
NVbstinghouse
Feb
Jun
296
9%
133% 134
-—
Jan
50%
54%
45%
9%
44%
Lv——
Steel
S
U
59%
Co
preferred
6%
Union Carbide
High
44%
—25
—
—
Apr
136
Jan
122
Jan
Apr
100
60
60%
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Mass
Jan
46% Jun
1
130
130
79%
,
377
Copper Range Co—
Eastern
30%
29%
96%
68%
22% Mar
.
61%
Inc
Hecla
ft
Texaco
27%
24%
•
Property Trust—
Providence RR
Calumet
91
High
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
10
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Standard Oil
Jan. 1
IlOO
Personal
Boston
Low
High
46%
24 Y*
—25
Co—
Boston
Range Since
27%
22%
88%
_
.100
RR
Albany
&
Boston
Tel
&
_*
1.66%
——33%
50
Chemical
Agricultural
Shares
Low
'
American
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Brunswick
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Chesapeake
Chrysler
Ohio
&
Corp
_
-—
Cities Service
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia Gas System
1
19
10
Products
1
Curtiss-Wright
-1
Corn
Dow Chemical
Du
Pont
Eastman
Kodak
Federated
Ford
89%
205
5
lo
;
Department Stores-
Jan
American
Cyanamid Co
Jan
American
Investment
(Un)
(111)
American
Rad
Jan
American
American
Tel
18
95
Feb
25
61%
Feb
75
64% May
121 % May
Jan
American
93
Jan
Anaconda
53%
Jan
Arkansas
91
144
84% Mar
99 %
Jan
Armco
44%
455
42% May
56Vg
Jan
Electric
5
91
88%
General Motors
1%
44%
431/4
3
22%
22%
22%
50
Greyhound
Intl
Intl
Harvester
Tel
•
*
Tel
ft
42%
•
45
20
42%
30
44%
46%
155
io
63%
63%
25
5
33%
34%
Monsanto Chemical
2
40%
Montgomery
*
44%
&
Jones
Laughlin
Corp
Ward
231/8 May
41% May
49%
32%
46% May
Feb
Jan
60% May
89%
Jan
175
33%
163
39
44%
40
52%
Jan
68%
62%
68%
265
56%
Feb
68% Jun
5
28%
28%
28%
58
28%
Jun
34%
Jan
21%
22
52
21%
Jun
31 '/a
Jan
*
5
5
Carp
Republic Steel
*
Radio
Sears
—10
Roebuck
Sinclair
Oil
3
~
Li
Standard Brands
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil (N J)
For footnotes, see
,
12%
43%
28%
63%
53%
12%
35
12% May
16%
Jan
41%
43%
78
47%
Jan
27%
28%
95
41% Mar
27% Jun
74%
75%
14
59% Feb
77
May
59%
63%
145
56% May
79
Jan
44%
53%
53%
28
36%
5
36%
5
Feb
38%
Corp
Co
Oil
page 44.
Jan
Jun
5%
900
54%
54%
54%
34%
35
47%
49%
(Un)
28
Gossett
Bethlehem
Steel
35%
110
42%
Jan
Brunswick
445
20%
Apr
26
Jan
35%
Feb
43
Jun
35% May
44%
Jan
40
Jun
50%
Jan
14% May
38% May
800
1,000
31%
Feb
64%
62
64%
2,100
59 %
Apr
36
36
36
200
18%
18%
500
1,800
29% May
18% May
76%
Jan
41%
Feb
23%
Jan
1
j
18%
22%
22%
23%
10
■
9%
9%
9%
200
32% May
41%
Jan
ll7/a May
15%
Jan
-
—10
.J
(Un)
18
10
Co
Corp
32%
32%
13
13
13%
1,400
22
May
9%
Jan
12%
13%
700
12%
Jun
3%
12%
«...
3%
100
3%
Jan
Feb
47
47%
100
40%
23%
23%
200
23% May
17%
17%
17%
3,100
67%
67%
69%
300
May
1% May
1%
1%
1%
700
45%
44%
45%
1,200
43
43%
150
25%
28%
500
23%
27 %
27%
200
26% /Feb
38%
500
5
25%
3
q
38%
135
-
36%
r
134
135
75
4,000
•
(Un)
61
8
l
—
15% May
pi
—
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Corp
—mm
5
(Un)
Corp
Burton-Dixie
32%
100
2
Corp
Budd Company
682
Jan
Jun
33%
8
Corp
25%
114
Jan
68
io
Airplane
Fisheries
35
270
Apr
43
Jun
12%
Manufacturing Co
24%
41%
55
May
47%
33
11%
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
24%
37
51% May
800
400
1,100
32
Brach & Song (E J)
43
Apr
32%
Aviation
Borg-Warner
42
Jan
96%
23%
Jan
40
37%
Jan
11%
50c
Jun
35%
Jun
80
13
—2.50
Gas—
Inc
55'/4
40%
27%
11%
(Un)
53%
42%
!
49%
50
Jun
29% Feb
16
Feb
10
Jan
36%
1,000
7,600
Manufacturing Co
Boeing
Feb
91%
New common
Booth
Jan
22 %
13%
preferred
Refining Co
Corporation
&
49%
7,200
29%
non-cum
Bendix
2,000
24%
(Un)_12.50
com
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bell
74
22%
88%
Atlantic
Bearings
72%
74
13
Common
35%
~?5
~_7
Jan
19%
27%
Refining common
36% May
34% May
•
_
58
Feb
90%
(111)
ft
is
.
47% Mar
1"%
300
13 %
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Binks
«...
2,400
18
1.25
50c
—
Bocony Mobil Oil
Sperry Rand
«...
™10
"
1
Oil
Pure
Jan
5
York Central
Pennyslvania RR
Phillips
Petrol
—
May
42% May
Jan
56%
18
29%
(Un)
Louisiana
ft
Ashland
Jan
41%
46%
54%
Jun
43%
55 %
1
Go.
Corp
Company
Steel
Armour
Belden
National Cash Register
National Distillers
'*
Feb
Avco
Mead
New
44%
Viscose
38% May
General
42%
Tel
Corp
Apache
1
&
American Tobacco new
70%
39
Dynamics
■37% May
33%
Steel Foundries
Jan
General
—
San
Jan
98%
67%
ft
Stand
31%
67
26% Mar
37% May
73%
1.66%
(Un)
B
Corp
265%
66%
700
1,100
18
3.50
Fdrv.J
&
83"% Mar
/18% May
37%
39%
55%
10
1
Co
202% May
35
36%
38%
1
12.50
70
..
66 %
66%
5
;
24
19%
118% 118%
2.50
Motor
(Un)
i.
Co
91
89%
205
Can
Theatres (Un)
208
18%
5
—
American
70
68
71
5
1
17%
16%
17%
18%
18%
18%
8
39%
37%
40%
5,400
24%
24%
100
12.50
500
800
43%
Jun
38% Feb
36 V*
128
49%
Apr
Apr
18%
Jan
9% Mar
4
Jan
May
51
May
24
May
17
18% May
74
Jan
Jan
44% May
32% Jan
28
May
,48% Jan
148;
Feb
Feb
71
Apr
'
Mar
Jun
Jan
23% W
27%
40%
or
22%
Feb
1%
57%
Apr,
16% May
29
27"%
Jan
yi&r
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2445)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1%
1%
lit
253/4
253/a
253/4
.10
30
30
1%
400'
2U Mar
27%
Apr
31%
700
30
Jun
225/8
41%
Jan
24
700
225/8
Jun
7%
31%
Jan
8
Corp
—2.50
11,900
38
363/4
38
900
18%
18
18%
22%
22
22%
500
61
621/4
400
West Corp
20
47 %?
35
Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
Controls Co of America
35%
39%
31
69%
Lead
National
Tile
New
York
Central
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
Jun
35%
Northern
Illinois
Northern
Indiana
Northern
Natural
Northern
Northern
States
&
Co
Northwest
13%
Jan
16%
Jun
35
19%
2,900
57%
583/8
1,500
28 3/s
29%
600
26% Mar
42%
42%
200
58%
5 8 3/a
150
5
iu
May
5fi% Mar
Oak
Jan
59
Apr
29%
Jan
42% May
48%
Jan
53%
58%
Jun
Olin-Mathieson
29
Jan
Pacific
24
Jan
Mar
Ohio
Edison
Co
Ohio
Oil
Edison
Detroit
Co
Ltd
Oklahoma
Natural
Gas
&
Du
Mont Laboratories Inc
Du
Pont
41%
Apr
46%
Jan
28 % May
47
May
41%
Jan
Paramount Pictures
64%
Jan
Parke-Davis
19
293/4
Jan
Peabody Coal Co
May
9%
500
9
May
133/4
Jan
20%
1,300
17
May
31%
45%
2,300
38%
43%
300
40%
253/s
1,050
Pan
American
Kodak
Eastman
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Radio &
48
Feb
433/4
Jun
Phelps
32%
Jan
Philco
600
85 % Mar
983/4
Jan
100
25 % Mar
27
Feb
10%
Jun
Pure
2653/4
119'
150
6% Mar
201
Apr
119
120%
900
94%
3
30%
32
700
273/s Mar
13%
13%
200
12
Co
■_*
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Flour Mills
Ford
D
Trailer
8%
Box
.1,800
100
34
l
34
7
67 5/8
Jan
120% May
34% May
Apr
18
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56
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550
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200
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500
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100
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32
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20
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14% May
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21
30
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300
23
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26
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33
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100
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66%
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600
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Apr
28%
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68
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400
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20
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700
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49
400
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300
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Union
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500
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80 %
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United
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50
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200
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13
18%
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Westinghouse
Midkulborry's
south
Midlle
M
Food Products.—
Utilities—
nneapolis Brewing Co.—
19
1
-
Monsanto
Chemical
Montgomery
Ward
Co—
■.
8%
700
100
New
common
For
29%
Jan
Jun
Wieboldt
$4.25
Stores
Inc
i
4l5/«
Wisconsin
Electric
Power
Public
Jac
207A
Jati
Apr
23%
600
40%
41%
4,000
38% May
55%
Jan
1,300
42 % May
53
&
Co
100
186% 1933/4
500
97%
100
97%
603A
141
400
60%
1,300
»
24%
23%
24%
500
Woolworth
(F
W)
Co
Apr
Feb
85% May
World
Youngstown
97%
Jun
Zenith
9% Apr
41% May
55%
Jan
45%
Feb
60 Ya
Jun
19
Jan
26%
Apr
73
Jan
13%
Jan
76
76
37%
100
10
37%
37 y4
37%
800
26%
26%
26%
100
25%
Feb
lio
27% May
69%
69%
69%
700
59%
Feb
69%
Jun
14%
14%
19
Jan
84%
Jan
1
!—'_!'*
80
79%
80
24
:
33% May
36% Feb
300
13
300
78%
May
Apr
78%
Jan
42%
Feb
39 Ya
Jan
Jun
Jun
4,200
37%
"I
-
66%
11%
87%
(Un)
(Un)
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co...;
193%
10%
Apr
Apr
76
(Un)—
Jan
66%
50%
59%
Service
33%
24
66%
page 44.
Jun
30% Mar
66%
1863/4
I3
713A
400
44%
—1—1—"111"!
Wilson
313A
42%
49
60%
31%
54%
10
Apr
Jun
65% May
423/4
50 %
Jun
Jan
»
8%
214%
300
—*
11%
6.25
_!•
preferred
Jan
23%
*
—-.1
_1
.—2%
common
Feb
77/e
162
31%
10
Co.l,
footnotes, see
25% Mar
19%
713/4
-—5
&
Jan
71
-
-
29%
8%
17%
Corp..
Wisconsin
1
(Up)
400
293/s
8%
—1
—v
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine
Manufacturing
100
214% 214%
—10
iwSOta Minln8 & Mfg (Un")-"
New
common
19
Telegraph-
Electric
22%
25%
Radio
Sheet
Corp
&
Tube—
—
__*
Hill
103%
1133/4
103
104
113% 118
500
1,100
101.
95
May
Apr
137% Jan
118
Jun
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
.
.
.
(2446)
Monday, June 6, 1960
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 3)
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Last
Range
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
Aeco
Allegheny
Jan
39c
Mar
1,100
28c
20.400
5%
5%
4,200
4%
4%
100
4%
9%
9%
400
9
7
600
5%
1
1
(Un).
47%
Jan
Jun
6
Jan
13%
Jan
10
6% May
300
*
7%
Jan
May
54%
Feb
Jan
Airlines
(Un)
Inc
28%
Jun
40
Jan
32%
200
29%
Apr
35%
Jan
87
88%
300
87
Mar
102%
61%
100
60
May
71
700
21%
,
17%
Apr
25%
,100
19
21%
21%
(Un)—.
Corp
18%
19
(Un).
com
Arma
600
61%
——
18%
Apr
28%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Can
Electronics
Co
American
American
&
American
Foreign
Machine
American Tel
«fe
Jan
16 Va
Jun
16%
1.200
23%
23%
600
21 % May
7%
7%
8%
20
(Un)——*
Power
10
50c
400
500
.
'
...
7%
72%
Xv 800
24%
7,100
13 %
13 %
51
51
51
100
89%
92%
1,700
13%
Jan
29 Va
Apr
16
53%
Jan
Feb
17%
100
17%
5
—
22 %
22 Va
100
1
—
43
43 Va
200
19
May
38% May
—
89%
90
700
10
10
10%
2,700
(Un)
*
common.....1%
44 %
(Un)
2.50
Telephone & Electronics."AX//./:.
—
120
120
200
43%
24%
44%
4,700
41 Va
Apr
55 Va
Jan
__
25
500
22%
Jan
25
Jun
jun
General
Controls
General
Co
Electric
Exploration Co of California—l
General
Co
Foods
General
Tobacco Co new
Corp
Viscose
American
Corp
Anthony
Pools,
36%
2.50
Arkansas
64%
Armour
.5
34%
Inc
Louisana
Steel
Armco
«fe
Gas
(Un).
Corp
(HI)
Co
Atchison
Topeka
Atlantic
Refining
Atlas
(Un)_
Co
Fe
Elec
Avnet
Corp
55%
Jun
32 % May
43 Va
Jan
30%
38%
5.700
5
200
32
33
12,900
63%
64 %
300
60
29% May
22
42
Apr
31%
38 % May
Jan
76%
Mar
Ohio
&
Barnnart-Morrow
Beech
Bell
Aircraft
&
27
May
34
57 Va
May
200
43 Va
Feb
79% jan
59% May
12% May
19% Jan
Georgia-Pacifi^ Corp ; (Un)
Getty
Oil
Gillette
Gladden
Alden
Good
Humor
Goodyear
Grace
of Calif
Co
Tire
(W
Co
Great
Lakes
Northern
Great
Western
Greyhound
Oil
Benguet
Cons
Bethlehem
Black
Steel
OH
Gulf
Corp
Mammoth
Boeing
Bolsa
Hiller
Bond
Stores
—
Jan
Holly
Borg-Warner
Oil
Home
Hupp
Idaho Maryland
Jan
Ideal
4%
4%
1,600
4% May
6%
Jan
Illinois
13 Va
13%
800
11% May
15%
Jan
Imperial
17
19%
300
14 % May
19 Va May
200
13
17 Va
17
5c
■■■/
>
/
13 Va
13 V4
31%
31%
400
36c
36c
42c
7,100
_
1
1
X
..
8.
ii.r' 11,'
X
72
65%
Jan
90%
Jun
200
XX 400
57%
Feb
78 %
Apr
;
Jan
38%
1 Va
500
I Va May
45%
1,300
43 % May
10c
3%
20V4
100,000
26%
3 Va
100
12c
26 Va
:
X
20%
62
8c
23
57%
Apr
100
20
Mar
200
37
15c
Apr
3
Feb
lVa Jan
Mar
100
1,700
X-
73%
May
Jan
Jan
32%
Jan
4%
Jan
"
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1
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21% Mar
Apr
48
33%
33%
400
29%
Apr
35%
Jan
69%
68%
70%
2,000
49%
Feb
70%
Jun
18
17 %
18
X XX:' 300
May
27%
Jan
''
'
37
' '
m
5
37% :X
X
California
Ink
Carrier
18%
18%
500
18
Mar
23%
Jan
39%
37%
40
1,100
29
Mar
40
Jun
25%
25%
100
Cement
17%
17%
68 Va
68%
68%
8%
8%
class
I''
B
.
v
60c
Jan
May
47%
Jan
36% Mar
2
44% Jan
3% Jan
May
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
42% May
53%
Jan
20
39
Mar
300
22%
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.
28
20
1 Feb
65% May
23 Va
May
'
Jun
36'A Jan
15 Va Mar
19% Mar
100
r
•
'
63
Apr
8% Mar
1,200
714
7% XX
9% XX
687/a Mar
18 Va May
60c " Apr
27% Mar
400
200
9%
;'^-X/;
*
27%
1,300
70c
70c
•
1,200
X;
8% XT'
22%
22%
•
H-IIi
Feb
7{| Jun
TOO
-
10% Mar
85c
10%
Jan
9%
:200
-
3
1%
(Un)_
10
(Un)
(Un)„50c
2.20
2.00
3.50
5
Mines Corp
26%
25%
26%
35%
35%
100
70c
45c
1.00
"473,700
42
42
100
42%
42 Va
42%
500
54%
54%
Co
Central
RR
Western
Steel
Inland
Co
'New
i
w
*
(Un)
10c
...
V
(Un)__
Co
International
Nickel
Paper
International
Tel
13Va Jan
Jun
;X
./
Jan
26% May
Apr
34
'
29Va
32%
22 Va
XX:X 700
//X: 100
27%
22%
32%
"V '
19%
32 Va
19 % Mar
22 Va
30 %
400
29 Va
41 Va
29Va
Jun
May
Jun
Jan
62c
344,200
fXr.
500
Feb
3.50
May
25
31%
*
)Un>—7.50'
Tel
Oil
Intex
Co
27 Va
32c
Jan
Jun
Jan
35% May
May
1.00
38% May
41 Va May
Jun
43%
Jan
50
Jan
54%
Jun
132 Va
Jan
Canada—
of
Co
&
•
(Un)_
Co
(Un)—
International
ino%
44%
X: 44 Va
6%
54%
400
X
46 Va
—33%^'
—
100
100 V, 101 %
6%
(Un)
Jun
100 Va May
3,300
32 Va
X; ;x .100
Feb
6% May
:
46% May
9% Jan
-
■
■
&
Jones
Laughlin
Kaiser Alum
2.15
67
67%
500
60% May
88
47
47
48
'goo
40
Mar
53% Jan
'10%
10%
11
4,300
10
" May
16% Jan
2.00
X 67%
Corp com—33V:»c
Steel
& Chem
Industries
Kaiser
1.90
50C
(Un)__10
Oil
Jade
Kennecott
com
14!
Corp—
class
Corp
X -
.50
49
50
20 Va
19%
20 Va
Lear
'1,000
50
20
18%
20
26%
27%
;
(Un)_
A
Inc
Lehman
--
74%
75%
75%
"
1
—
"X
Salt
Libby,
McNeill
Lithium
Industries
Star
Lone
Lorillaid
Cement
(P)
J
Corp
Co
83 Va
5
10c
32c
62
T 9% jun
X 8% May
Feb
Jan
12%
Jun
34c
19 V2 May
14 Va
100
T"
57%
23%
Jun
30%
400
T
Jan
11%
boo
35 Va
31c
20% Jan
28 %
Jan
300
-
Jan
I Jan
300
23%
35%
35%
52Va
300
17
23%
4
(Unt
common
(Un)
May
: >
22" a
16%
17
99 Va
20% May
.'May
89%
2%
—1
5
(Un)
14
T50
Jan
55
Jun
25
;
:-/200
12%
2.80 Jan
Jun
19%
200
- •
•
9%
12%
12%
10c
Inc
Aircraft
Theatres
Loew's
Inc
74%
2,600
X
53%
9%
<
9%
—7
1
Libby
&
Corp of America
Lockheed
53%
10
Co
■
45% May
•
-
Leslie
1.85 May
'XT'": 300
v'; 600
1
County Land Co
Corp
4,400
"
2-50
(Un)
Copper
V
•
Kern
Kratter
Litton
5.50
Co
Corp
Corp
18%
5
i.
California Packing Corp
Canada Dry
17
A
(Un)
Inc
17%
—
'XX:
65%
Jan
33%
5
—3
Company
Corp
27%
■>
Jan
Jan
Apr
36 %
400
Apr
Jan
23%
Apr
45c
6,100
54 Va May
,
54%
43%
lie
•
Industries
1%
43%
2.50
'
Jan
Feb
69 Va
3 Va
X
42%
73c
Jun
400
90 %
26 Va
5
1
30 Va May
1%
-
v-V x' X^'^.'
5c
May
Jan
36c
52
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;
;
69%
52
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Inc
89%
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5
Min
'
71%
•
-
-X
31 Va
100.
(Un)—.
Burlington
2,500
1%
72%
25%
Feb
Jan
(Un)
Burroughs
2
—
;X j'ri1 ;
(Un)
41%
'
Bud1
200
42%
65
22 %
2 / -,8
Co
Ltd
Co
Corp
42
(Un)
Corp
4,100
2Va
Jan
15
A 4,000
40
38%
46c
1%
—1 ;/
50c
—
Development
27%
(Un)^
Broadway-Hale Stores
Brunswick Corp
48c
40
38%
43 %
65 %
_2 1/12
(Un)
Electronics
Hoffman
Jun
Orn
Inc
2,200
__
7Va
Corp
32 Va May
(Un)
Co
Oil
Corp
Pineapple
Aircraft
500
1
Cons
Airplane
Chica
19%
1
(Un)
600
(Un)
Corp
18%
;
•
1
3
8%
Corp
2.100
*
Inc
100
40
Co
(Un)
Financial
32%
(Un)
Corp
20 V2
2.00 May
20 Va Jun
48c
.1
Chem
&
Ry
60
900
2.15
•
1
(Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Great
300
2.00
20 Va
2.15
10c
Rubber
&
&
R)
70%
—
1
(Un)
14%
—
:
1
-5
Corp
400
' 13
70%
—
1
Products
53% 54%
—
14%
-4
(The)
23 %
Co
Aviation
80c
i
Co
Co
34%
Corp
Howell
Bendix
May
400
22
Consolidated
Bee km an Instrument Inc
120
11,300
32%
(Un)__13
Corp
Jan
34
33%
13%
RR
Jan
Jan
19%
64%
International Harvester
Baltimore
Jan
99%
30 %
22%
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
X
63%
Mar
7 Va May
4% May
Jan
31
32%
*
common
new
51% May
300
4%
53%
Apr
100 V2
Jan
29% Mar
63%
;
10
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Mfg Corp (Un).
Avco
800
33%
85 Va
10
26 Va
3.33 V3
Ne common
(Un)—10
(Un).
Santa
&
55%
35%
32%
10
Ampex
High
Jun
General Tire & Rubber Co (Un)—83%
Hawaiian
34%
25
1
1
(Un)
Corp
Low.
Apr
54%
55%
(Un)_12.50
com
v
Utilities
Public
General
.
Corp
Motors
General
(Un)
5
General
General
Hercules Powder Co
Amer.
—
Dynamics Corp
Jan
96
Jun
42% Mar
80
Jan
72% May
22% Mar
100
90%
■
9%
14 %
8% May
50% Mar
24%
—33%
23% May
Jun
900
,
22%
Foundry
& Tel Co
X
:
/'•' 72
3.50
American Motors Corp (Un)
—1.66%
Amer Radiator & Stand Sanitary (Un) 5
American
Smelting & Refin
(Un)—*
American
57%
11% May
56%
15
23%
(Un)
new
Inc——i—.
MARC
47% Mar
39%;
56 %
(Un).
Inc..
Ltd
Factors
37% May
500
38%
Cyanamid Co
American
43Va Jan
1
High
17%
Gladding McBean & Co
15
(Un).
American
Range Since Jan.
Low
,:
5
Glen
American
Shares
—
General American Oil Co of Texas
Jan
52%
29%
32%
Petroleum
Bosch
4%
May
52
(Un).
America
of
Co
25c
Jun
28%
(Un)
(Un)—
Corp
Mfg Co
Limited
Aluminum
American
23%
18%
26c
(Un)
Aluminium
American
16% May
16%
25c
.»
common
Chemical
Allis-Chaimers
Amerada
64 %
6%
Inc
Corp
Warrants
Allied
Mar
54
16%
2
Airlines
High
Low
200
%
I
Corp
Alaska
64
.10c
Corp
Industries
J
A
——»
Range Since Jan. 1
High
63'%
5
for Week
Par
for Week
of Prices
Par
Range
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
35
May
38 Va
30c
May
46c*
Jan
89 Va
Jun
31 Va
Feb
Jan
17
■
Jun
Jan
Jan
'
Case
(J
I)
&
Co
(Un)
11%
•
*
_
_1
__
'.m'mk,
X
"
•'
200
11
28%
400
26
23 %
28%
11%
28'/a
12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
Cenco Instruments Corp
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
23 Va
46
n..'r^ '
18%
18 Va
18 Va
1
;—
32%
25
61
61
21%
Jan
34
Jan
M J M
fe M Oil Co
X:
200
23 %
Jun
31 Va
Jan
Macy
100
X
46 X
1
May
May
32%
Feb
46
Jun
Magnavox
100
17% May X
20%
Jan
32%
100
26% May
32%
Jun
61
100
61
69 Va
Jan
&
Co
Martin
(Un)
Chicago
&
Ohio
Milw
St
(Un)
Ry
Paul
RR
com
Chicago Rock Island & Pac
Chrysler
<Un>_*
20
20
100
20
Mar
24 V»
Jan
♦
23%
24
200
23% May
29 Va
Jan
44%
47%
700
42 Va
May
800
39 %
Jun
(Un)
Corn
25
46%
.10
40
Corp
-1
9
Electronics
.1
ii %
11
Cities
Service
Clary
Cohu
Colorado
Co
Fuel
(Un).
McKesson
&
Robblns
Inc (Un):
Consol
Edison
Edison
Consolidated
Consumers
Co
of
Foods
Power
Merck
&
71% Jan
Middle
Mission
Petroleum
Co
Inc
South
Utilities
Develop Co
Y
10% Mar
Monogram
Precision Industries
13% Jun
Monsanto
Chemical
35% Jan
Montana-Dakota
20%
22%
800
43%
43%
200
37% Mar
19
19 %
3,100
1
19%
18
19%
700
13%
Jan
19% May
25
57%
57%
200
56%
Feb
58%
X—*
62 %
62%
100
59
Jan
29 %
29%
100
26% May
29% Jun
National
58%
58 %
200
53%
58%
National Theatres Inc
:
*
(Un)
43%
42%
43%
209
Continental
(Un)
42%
41
43%
1,000
53%
53%
200
Corn
Oil
Products
Crestmont
Crown
Co
Co
Oil
(Un)
Co
4%
Cuban
Co.
of
American
Amer.
Oil
45 %
(Un).
;ffl
Co„
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Publishing (Un)
Cypress
—;
Co
Decca
Records
Deere
&
Desilu
Co
1
9%
200
9%
100
20%
500
17
16
1.40
Inc
50c
31 %
Jan
41 %
Apr
41
Jun
47 Va
Apr
Utilities
Jan
Montrose
Mt
Chemical
Diablo
64%
Apr
Jun
Nafi
Distillers
North
American
Aviation
Jan
North
American
Invest
18 Va
May
16%
200
14% May
18% May
Northern
1.50
2,600
1.50 Mar
Northrop
1.35
Jan
33
Apr
47%
Feb
Occidental
May
14 Va
Feb
Ohio
16%
17
200
15% Mar
19
Jan
Ohio
17
Jun
17%
Jun
Olin-Mathieson
Chemical
29 Va
Jun
45%
Mar
39%
Jan
Pacific
&
200
10%
3,700
50c
Fairbanks
Whitney
Fargo Oils Ltd.
Pacific
Jan
Pacific C
19% May
6% Mar
29%
Jan
6%
10%
Jun
5%%
Ltd
Co
120% 121%
33%
200
500
24
Apr
94%
Jan
31
33%
1,300
27% Mar
47%
47%
200
23
23
100
21%
21%
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17
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13%
13%
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Jun
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,
40% Jan
36%
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Feb
26%
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Feb
100
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500
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40%
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13
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Petroleums Ltd
Apr
25
12% Feb
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200
3
May
4%
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Corp
Pan American World Airways
17%
20%
700
16% Mar
20%
Jun
Paramount
37
60%
2Q0
3,500
500
100
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& Tel
Packard-Bell
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47
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Jan
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52
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700
45
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1,100
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19%
Jan
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51 Va
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Jun
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Feb
Philco
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May
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Jan
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15 Va
Jun
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30%
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100
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26%
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100
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300
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10
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300
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17
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Mar
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100
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500
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29%
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Jun
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Jun
25
8%
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Apr
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32%
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$4.50
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25
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Pacific
100
7,400
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8
5%
Jan
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Edison
Apr
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Florida Power &
Light (Un)I.
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Mach & Chem
For
27
24%
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Flintkote Co (Un)
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100
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39% May
28 Va Feb
800
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3%
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25
17%
29
(UnjX
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preferred
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100
700
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700
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2.20 Feb
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Apr
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10,004
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1,400
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43 Va
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&
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preferred
100
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Jan
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200
900
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Jan
Apr
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30%
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Apr
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1
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Co
52%
4
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(Un)
Montgomery Ward A Co (Un)
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Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
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Apr
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B
1,100
45%
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9%
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4%
43
20%
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Cutter
4%
20%
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Crucible Steel
42 Va
:
5%
2
Jan
Natomas Company
Continental Can Co
4.
(Un)
19%
(Un)
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5
5
7% Mar
20%
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127
Jun
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Volume
191
• Number
5957
.
.
The
.
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(2447)
OUT-OF-TOWN
Friday
stocks
Week's
Last
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Phillips
Co
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110
55
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International Paper
International
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16
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45
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500
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63
63
100
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Mar
650
14
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38%
1,605
8.10
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7.60
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44 ft
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27 ft
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29 ft
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10 ft
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17ft Mar
31
Feb
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12
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31
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30 ft
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24 ft
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31
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Apr
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29
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38
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of Prices
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15
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19 ft
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Jan
75
925
13 ft
common
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43 '
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Jan
15
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30
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.
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11
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37'/a Mar
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Jan
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98
Apr
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Apr
98
250
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w.
122
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100
177
Jan
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14%
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52
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42
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Trans Canada Pipeline
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13%
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43 ft
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150
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25
10
Franco-Canadian
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Coronation Mortgage
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1,955
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.
•
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Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
12% May
4.20
■
.
Cellulose
Combined
505
400
•
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
St
•
Ji
15
14%
4.00
14%
8% May
12% Apr
13%
•
Farm
607 ft
14%
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81
;
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11
60
70
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Jun
40% Mar
2,698
80
-
75
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500
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31
38 % Mar
25
290
Feb
25
35%
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ft—:—..—_—100 ft
4 % %
Royal
Jan
25
2,290
ft
.
.ft.-
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100
'-ft
43
ft 15%
*
preferred_____100
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29
10'/a. Jan* If'; "12% Jun
44% Apr
55% Jan
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~
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Jan
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.
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3.50
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,
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-
160
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73 ;
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40
Pacific Railway
Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
655
75
14 %
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ft
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75
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ft
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2.85
75
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Jan
14%
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.
*
ft—
Class
J&D
Apr
Canadian
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48%
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50
47
2.85
100
—
common
preferred
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46'/a
47
ft..
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12 ft.'
Feb
138ft
23% Mar
:
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Jun ^
8.75
1,015
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ft
ft
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Mar
11
v
Apr
125 ft 125 ft
*
51% Mar
Mar
42
i—*
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11
75
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13%
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43
*
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
49'/a Mar ""ft"
25
ft
38
13%
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38
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Reynolds- Aluminitm
Jan
12%
890
34
ft-. 40o
51ft
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preferred
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Reitman's
Jan
13%
1,225
43
15%
42%
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17%
Apr
100
"
■'
15 ft May
26
"
51ft
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1.
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Jan
12'A
9% May
631
al3%
27
14ft al4%
a
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Warrants
Jan
7%
Jun
13%
i
common—
Units
•
Jan
10ft
Apr
200
13%
Jan
75
,
Jan
7ft
Feb
7
555
9%
13%
27%
15%
•
Apr
5ft May
6%
„
of
Iron
Bros
Quebec
Jan
23
Apr
5.55
;
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395
Jun
Jun
6
9ft
-1
16
41 %
common.——*
_____—
Tubes
Corp
Quebec
-50c
Jan
Apr
common.^..^...*
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ai3
6ft
Jan
25%
——i—1
13
15
26'A
Apr
39
Development
Placer
10%
.
Feb
20
285
1
Rolland
Industries
Canadian
1
21
843
41 ft
common
Feb
19%
•
Husky common..
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
al3
•
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Class
B
Canadian
a78
•
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Corp
Mills
preferred
4%
51%
760
22%
40%
.22%
—————*
24
May
22:
22
41
Mines Ltd.—.1
Apr
39% Mar
13
22%
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Co
Pacific Petroleums
Mar
May
"
Canadian
Chemical
Weaving
Flour
7%
1
High
10% May
Feb
39% Mar
23%
5
22 %
—*
B
Ogilvie
Jan
27
46% Mar
,
12.50
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Trust
Wire
Noranda
Apr
al2ft al2'/a
...—*
common—
Nova Scotia Light & Power.
•
Electronics
&
Car
National
33 ft
26
Aviation
Drug
Steel
Niagara
33
•
Steamship common
preferred
National
National
Jan
33 ft
100
common
Jan
Feb
Low
•
Locomotive
Morgan & Co
lift
Range Since Jan.
High
•
Jan
17
Feb
10
common
preferred
Canada
9ft Mar
17
A
Shares
40
37ft
13ft
class
B
Montreal
May
Low
*
Ltd
Breweries
44ft May
Apr
Mar
20
Foundries
preferred
Canada
42
•
common
Cement
30ft
Molson
14ft
•
Products
Canada
50
May
lift Mar
3,261
25
(1959)
12ft
Brown Company
class A
Preferred
•
Columbia Telephone
Brockville Chemical preferred
Canada
65
315
*
British
Bond
85
46 ft
12 %
45%
42 ft
45 ft
50 ft
50
British Columbia Power
Brooke
83
42 ft
50
preferred
British
83
100
preferred
of Prices
Par
(Robt)
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Mitchell
preferred
5ft
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
British Columbia Electric
4ftft
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
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2.10 Feb
120
Feb
Number.5957
Volume 191
laicremmoCehT
and Financial
.
.
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Range Since Jan.
High
35%
36%
36%
36%
30
36
29
29
985
Ltd——_
5%
29
5%
'5 %
350
Mountain oil Pipe Line Co,—
Gas of Canada Ltd com._—
8%
red
Sns
Freezers
Canada
Trans
Union
-10
Fund——
Corp
Trans-Canada
class A preferred
™—
corporations class B—„',f.
Principal Properties™*;.—
5%%
rmitpd
milted
(Range for Week Ended June 3)
1,100
8%
13%
13%
13%
•51
175
_50
*
8%
2,080 t
425
2.00
2.00
1.75
1.75
2,400 r*
100
5%;
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;
3,561
Feb
' Jan
Abacus
Mines
Abitibi
Power
21
Acadia
12
.
'
Apr
Mar
-
:
Jan
'
7
v
Preferred
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&
3.50
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A—1
Bateman Bay Mining Co——
1
•
Red Lake Gold Mines JLtd.il
Beauce Placer Mining-———.;—;
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Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd™.
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Belle-CUibougamau Mines Ltd
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Bibis Yukon Mines Ltd——i——L-l
"10c,
1
4%c
Atlantic
Class
Acme
25c
28c
41
40%
41%
25
Sugar
22%
22%
22%
300
10
common
A
Beatrice
'r
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;
Mar
1,000
'8c
..3c
Gas
Alberta
& Edmonton Corp Ltd_
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
13c
14c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Canorama Explorations Ltd
Carbec Mines Ltd™.
Carder
Quebec Explorations
Ltd
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
.
1
40c"" Feb
Jan
Algonquin
5c / Jan
Allied
Feb
45C
55C
•
Corp
Mining
Chess
6%c Jan
9c
May
7 ioc
25c
Jan
15c
i,000
•
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7:5 34ci:
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77c
Jan
38c
38c
39c
1,960
34c
Apr
44c
Feb
4c
5c
6,200
2.35
2.20
2.35
'*3,750
75c
80c
1.85
18%
20%
100
3.35
10c
5.25
May
May
East
Oil
Fab
Metal
Leduc
American
Frobisher
Futurity
Golden
45c
Jan
60c
Feb
Ansil
3,000
5c
Mar
11c
Jan
9c
Jun
23c
Jan
13%
Feb
4.45 Mar
6.15
3.20
Feb
9c
12c
10,160
11%
12%
285
5.00
5.15
2,800
1.99
2.10
19,690
10% Mar
Jan
Apr
19c
47c
6c
1
10c
9c
10c
2.70
2.65
2.75
4%c May
ii,500
1
1,000
1
10c
63c
70c
4,000
1.30
1.40
1,100
1.15 Mar
1.13
123
8,100
1.01 May
—1
1.69
1.66
1.72
8,700
1.35
63c
Jun
1.50
1.53
1,300
1
98c
1.04c
1,300
A
95c
4c
4,500
;.v
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Ltd-
1
Metals
11c
3C->
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3c
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1
Gold
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'5c
*:;*•
5%c
Jan
1
3%c
23%'
.
v
800
5c
Mid-Chibougamau
22c
41,100
6C
<f 2,000
2,000
:
-
3%c
3%c
Feb
Jan
Jan'
5c"
20c
Mar
30c
.
7
Feb
7
24%
12
555
19
19%
1,000
'.
Ltd
3c
6c
>'
3c
-
y
6c
3c
National
Petroleum
Calumet
Jan-
29%
Jan
Apr
27
24%-
24%
•65 c-
65c..
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68c
18c
.
7C
V
.
7c
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New
Hosco
„1
Jain
7 1.13
15c
Mar
32c
Jun
"7c
17 6c* May
12c
7c 7
2,000
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9c
60c
"60c
2,450
60c
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61c
61c
78c
41,500
47c
Apr
2.05
2.00
2.05
39c
39c
1,000
5c
6c
4,933
—i*
Uranium
Mines
Paudash Lake Uranium
.Pennbec Mining
Corp_
Jan -
■;
;
500
8c
5 %c
5 %c
ioc
lie
12c
13C
1;
65c
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Bell
&
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1
2
Bibis
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7
9%
Jap
Jun
14%c
Jan
13 %
6,200
15c
May
27c
Jan
9c
May
35c
Jan
7c
30
85
29%
•
7
May
38
90
25
84
Mar
93
Apr
75c
2,900
70c
May
1.02
Jan
30
1,535
26% Mar
35%
Jan
43
47
Jun
29%
46
47
Jan
47
140
7c
2,500
9%
9%
10
37c
40c
9,320
30c
May
59c
Mar
4c
4c
2,000
4c
Feb
7c
Feb
6%c
6!/2c
9%
—
...
Feb
6c
10c
May
9V2
Jun
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
20
—
•
7
•
.
21-
14%
803
12
Jan
16%
20%
20%
100
16
Jan
20 %
Jun
1.15
1.20
1.20
1,600
2.10
Jan
20%
1.10 May
1
1,949
6c
2,000
9%c
4,000
5c
7%c,
7" 6c.
1
22'A
5c
7%c
1
6y2C
17,000
5c
Jun
6y2c
Jan
1
7%c
7c
8%c
2.48
2.45
2.55
8%
8'A
8ya
20%
530
Jun
5c
1,500
*
Feb
May
8%c
7%c May
34,000
1
& Gas class A
29
90
_•
;
30
Jap
73c
90
1
13 %c
Jap
11c
Jan
28
Jan
Jun
19c
2.21 May
7
May
„
Jan
2,95 Jan
9%
Apr
5.40 Mar
8.00
Apr
16 % Mar
.19 %
—1
5.85
5.55
5.85
3,935
25
18%
18%
18 y2
410
1.00
1.02
800
96c
3,500
19c
Feb
32c
4,000
7%c
Apr
9%c May
-1
Mines-
'
1
10
:
23c 24 %c
—
7'/2c
__
51%
/
9%c
/
Jan
1.25
Jan
Feb
Mar
50%
51%
3,102
47% Mar
55%
10
62 lA
62
62%
1,622
59% May
71%
Jan
1
1.47
1.36
1.50
51,225
1.63
Jan
43c
43c
3,000
55c
Jan
Ltd
•
1
•
12c
•
7c
12c
13C
1.30
Apr
42c
Apr
Apr
4,400
12c
6%c
7c
6,500
3%C
3%C
6,210
6c
May
3%c May
43
43
43%
328
30%
30 »A
32
64
12c 14 %c
-
&
10,733
*
*
Paper class A_
*
CorD-
1
—
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Cooper Corp
17c
Jan
Jan
12 %c
Jan
6%c
Jan
-50C
-
6%
6%
37
Mar
44
23
Mar
33%
Apr
24c
Jan
10c
May
5% May
May
825
60c
21,850
51c
44%
45%
16,535
42%
68c
78c
8,100
65c
Apr
92c
Feb
11c
11c
2,242
10c
May
19c
Feb
-7c 10%c
53c
7
100,009
9c
May
15 %c
53c
45%
70c
V
7%
Feb
75c
Jan
Jan
45%
May
Jun
—
1
11c
^
1
':■» 9c
1
50c
50c
50c
1,833
44c
Apr
67c
Jan
1
9c
7%c
10c
15,400
7c
Mar
14 %c
Jan
May
27%c
Mines
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Uranium
-
Black
Bay
Bordulac
Mines
1.08
Jan
Bowater
Corp
Jan
Bowater
Jan
Bowaters
5c
9%c Jan
>■
8c
2,800
3,000
16c
May
80c
23c
15c
3,500
15c
9,000
-
Jan
Jan 7
3c
6c
3c
<».■
6c
6c
«
38c-
41c
(
6,000
3c
■
r-7'7 5c
2,000
■'
38c
2.07
2.03-2.07
7; 1.99 Mar
1,700
-
!
v
Feb
British
Jan
4%
Mar
Ltd—1
14 %c
3.25
15c
2,500
.340
3.30
5,450
>•
3c
3c
■Vyv 3C
2.75
Apr
11C
3c
--
Jan
<S 2c
3c
5,400
5.75
6.25
41,295
2.72
6.25
2.75
1,100
4.75
-
Apr
2.65
•
British
Columbia
Feb
Brockville
Broulan
Brown
40c
40C
'45c
2,600
24c
21c
25c
67,900
5c
5c
5c
5,500
21
21
1,000
2.10
2.03
2.10
2,875
27%
28%
19,032
74%
74%
3.50
Mar
5.55
4.60 May
42
Jan
May
9c
May
Jan
4.75
May
Jan
,
Jan
49 % May
20% May
1.90 May
21
27%
35%
Jun
2.65 Mar
Jun
70
68
Mar
Jan
74% May
42%
90
37
Mar
83%
85
147
80
Mar
85 % May
46
46
46%
535
42% Mar
46% May
50%
50%
51
610
47
Mar
12%
12%
12 %
2.855
12
Feb
14%
Jan
31%
31%
32%
5,406
30% May
37%
Jan
ZZ2S
44%
44
44%
655
10
10%
10%
Bruck
Mills
42%
Foresst
Products•
Telephone
*
42
42% May
51
May
44"% May
Feb
Jan
5c
Jan
'
;
Chemicals
Reef
preferred—
Mines
1
class
Buffalo
Buffalo
Red
Apr
12c
500
11%
Jan
52c
Feb
May
Jan
14 7/b Mar
9% Mar
Jan
Feb
Building
3.00 Mar
2.50 Feb
Lake——
Products
3.15
3.35
1,400
2.90 May
5.30
Feb
7c
6%c
7%c
14,000
6%c May
12 %c
Jan
1.77
1.70
1.77
2,600
1.60 May
2.25
Jan
7c
6,300
•
—
—
1
33%
33%
34
392
29 %
13%
13%
13%
840
12 % Mar
6%
6%
300
10 %c ioy2c
3,000
8c
May
20c
Jan
12c 12v2c
5,575
12c
Jun
16c
Jan
May
57c
Jan
1
Smelting
&
Ankerite
60c
2.50
9%
40c
•
Jan
38c
635
—1
Gold
3.25
Feb
48,900
2.50
B
Mining
Buffadison
May
555
43c
13%
-7 ,■
Jan
8c
10%
40c
13%
43c
1
6.50
40c
7
25
48
83%
Company
-
2
Mlnes~Ltd~—ZZZ—1~II1
10,893
10%
Jan
—50
Columbia
Jan
jm- '
-
1,545
3.85
21
„50
Columbia Power
19c
Apr
5.25
44 %
5c
48% May
Apr
.100
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preferred
Jan
7
7'
13,500
7%
45
i-v- „50
preferred
5c
Feb
5%c
3.70
.100
preferred
5c
•
Apr
10%c Jun
5,050
95
Electric—
preferred
4% %
■5%
3.15
Mar
200
48
5.20
28
British
7 3.85 Mar r
•
Mar
325
8'A
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Oil
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5%%
27c-7 Jan-
.
2.50 May
7 1,000
;
10 %C
1
;
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200
3C
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r
1,000
2.55
2.50
3c
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14%c May
45
48'A
„1
—-
preferred
4%%
97c
-
Jan
'
ft%c Jan'.
Feb 7
■V
Jan
44%
3.75
common
American
*
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Jan-May
7c
65c
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55 c '
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v
38c
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May
48
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Jan
4c
33c
47%
-1
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18,500
55,100
Feb
77 55c
May
48
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1.36
lie May
;
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pfd
5V2%
5%c
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6,900
6c
43c
8%
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—1
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8.50
Jan
15c 18 %c
15c
.
42c
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5.50 Mar
•
1
.
Boymar Gold Mines
-Jan
May?
11c
9c 10 %C
4c
40c
-1
j
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Feb
9c
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Brazilian Traction
1.19
15c
Uranium
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;
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May
Feb
17,642
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8.9o
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V
5c
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11
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5c
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3.90
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1,20
1.20
500
42c
50c
75,300
Mar
Apr
5c
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Jan
'
Feb
Mines
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1
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&
Mines
Cadamet
Jan
42c
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15 %c May
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5%
13% May
7
Jan
Apr
Jan
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5c
27,200
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Apr
7c
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1.40 May
1,000
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Jan
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Jan
90c
May
16c
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Yukon
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Mar
5,200
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5.65
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Jun
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Feb
2.75 Jan
.
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Mines
50c
7,300
9c
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7 43c
Mar
2c
500
1
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Development Co Ltd 1
Queoec Lithium
Corp—
Quebec Oil
Development Ltd—1
Gold
3,016
5
Duquesne
7. 19c
Feb
2%e Jun
•
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16,616
53c
50c
16c
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British
Red. Crest
9%c
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British
Provo Gas Producers
Ltd——
Cobalt
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970
-
Jan
2.00 Mar
33c
2,000
1,500
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Mining Co Ltd——_ __1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—*—.
1.
Portage Island (Chib)' Mines Ltd—1
Chibougamau
10c
2,000
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Bethlehem
Jun
•
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3c
11c
1
(Quebec) Ltd_l
Ltd—___1
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Quebec
3c
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Opemiska Copper Mines
Quebec
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Jan
6%c Mar
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Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring Coulee
Jan
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26c
7c
Mines
Belcher
Jan
May
-1
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New
21
43%
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5%
100
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Petroleums
Beatty
29% Jan
May
1,000
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Class
Feb
65c
9c
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19% Mar
40% Mar
16
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Jan
26c
May
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10,000
18c
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600
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Bat hurst
6c
20c
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6c
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Jan
Jun
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825
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Feb
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Base Metals
Baska
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Formaque Mines
5%
1
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50c
50c
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19
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28
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Jan
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Bankfield
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70c
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22
4 3,000
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350
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5c
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Auto
33 %'
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10,500
19
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Merrill Island
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20%
43
Jan
60
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1
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Arcadia
Aumaque Gold
Jan
16c
Mar
Apr
.
,
7c
May
9c
28
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11%
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Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
20%
1
19%
Mar
6%
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1.23 May
May
500
68c
5%c
1.70
Mar
51cr
68c
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Jun
32
2,950
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3c
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1.80
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52% Mar
700
1.91
31
20c
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Temple
Atlas
May
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Hollinger Consol Gold Mines'Ltd
22c
1.70
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77
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1.25 May
T 1.72
1.45 May
1,260
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22c
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22c
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Jan
Jun
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800
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Apr
1.76
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7%
1c
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1-55
1
Ash
Feb
85c
Apr
1
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7%
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May
3.45
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1.13
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Mar
1.50
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Feb
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May
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>,28%
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9.20 Feb
75
35
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1.87
9c
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2.20 May
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Jun
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3,400
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6,000
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Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Fontana
3,481
4%
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preferred
Jan
10c
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2.60 Jan
1,225
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4%c
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Feb
4.50 Mar
75c
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Leaseholds
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3y2c
10c
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1,100
1,200
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54c
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Jun
Jun
1
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10,478
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1
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Feb
70c
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16c
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500
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3c
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1
5,613
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15 %c
10,875
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Jan
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63,225
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1
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Canada
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Jan
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1
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4.30 Mar
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3.50 Mar
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Canada
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Canada
Oil
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51
49%
1.04
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1
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19%
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41%
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2.95
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11
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Feb
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58
Mar
Jan
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85
Jun
75c
1.65
23,225
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Canadian
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12
preferred
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Canadian
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104
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95c
1.03
9
73c
76c
1.75
1.95
8,650
2.35
2.35
2.65
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11
11
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Apr
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14
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1,855
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&
Sullivan
*
4'/*%
Gold
Oils
East
_•
Gnrp
7%
7.00
Jan
Jan
29c
Apr
8.75
14,299
2,440
X
" Jan
33c
14c
Apr
"
common..*
—
Copper
Duvex
—2.50
Vickers
Central
Brewery
Duvan
Jan
East
preferred
5%i preferred--ui
Pat
Dow
May
Jun
69
60c
13%
•
Jan
13%
11,511
18%
common
11%
13
9.15
8.75
*
Mines
Industries
12%
"
Cassiar' Asbestos
Donalda
Dover
Apr
Superior OIL
Mines
Jan
10 %
69
Jan
*20c
'
,■■■'
"
50
.
42c
9.05
"
Feb
7 Vic
9,200
*
^
2,385
69
6,700
-*
common
4,249
X:
.
8c
7.00
Chemical
&
2.40
Salt"-———
Western
Tar
Textile
103»
_•
Jun
53c
•
11%
1
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
4.70
Jan
104% May
7%c Jan
May
7'/ac
..
61c
Coal
&
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
8.55
9% Mar
19c
17%
Invest
9%
Railway
Canadian
Scottish
11%
•
Pacific
Utilities
Jan
1.10
Jan
Jan
":V/H10""
May".
'
10
"
Corp
2.25
23,500
29%
Magnesium
11%
common
Canadian
Dominion
Apr
38c
5.00 May
2.05 May
4,972
26c
58c
& Steel
I
1
A
Mines
Thorium
6.00
24c
t
IVa
Mar
71c
Gold
Tnra
Tire
Jan
60*%
X-
Apr
9c
common——*
Home
Preferred
*
class
Canadian
Canadian
6
Electro
Dominion Foundry
10%
45% Mar
20c"
17%
:
Dominion
Dynamic
Northwest
Canadian
500
205
•: 9c
9,100
29%
common
Feb
2.60
8% Mar
75c
50
Oil
-7
55
Dairies
Feb
61c
Jun
3,000 4
17%
Bridge
Dominion
Mar
31c
Preferred
Canadian
•-
54
1.61
360
9
9
fr-jH
25c
Dominion
Jan
V.>
25,300
common
Nnrth
13 % May
?
1.75
1.34
2.75
Jan
*
12c
Jan
11 %
Feb
Mar
•
29
Mar
2,950
2.50
85c
May
1.40 May
1.220
33c
1
Industries
Canadian
'
1.61
A_50c
Gas
Canadian
7%
68c
10c
Industrial
Canadian
94c
4.050
2,200
7%
10c
29%
Stores
20/200
Jan
50%
-
Apr
5c
10c
2
Petroleum
8%
2.30
Cos.
Dome
8%
!
99%
.
25c
*
•
:
r
1.00
XX7
110
2,400
-
13c
'"
Jun
—49%c
25c
Seagrams
Mines
Dome
30% Mar
Apr
20e
Machine
Malartic
Distillers
Jan
Jan
9c.
7Vic
1
Oils—
Palmer
Devon
Jan
14%
22%
5% May
•-Xi
5 %C
1.50
Apr
7%
22c
24c
1
<
—
200
34c
Oil
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
Mines
4,435
1.65
Hydrocarbon
Ice
Denison
6%c
28
5c
Feb
3.60 May
/
-
Mar
9 Vic
X
29%
Warrants
Canadian
6.60
.
Feb
18% Mar
16%
Oil
&
Crest
Husky
"
12
1,015
1
Gas
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
:
4.15 May
855
Mines—
•
_
Products
High
320
Gold
Mines
*
,
Canadian
-y
20
Deidona
5%c
.
9c,
22c
1
Mines
Horn
•
preferred
Class B
Food
1,
1
1
28%
3
Petroleum
Fairbanks
Canadian
4.50
13%
19%
—
•
common
Steel
Export
Explorers
Delnite
Jan
7.05
4.00 May
22'% Jar.
»..!h' 113/4
Feb
42
■
2,815
104
5%C
25
1,500
«,
8
103%
—1
1.75
Pete
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
16
7%
Feb
Jan
>1.20 May
5c
May
60
44
Dominion
Devonian
Canadian
10% May
445
4.80
13
6%c
Wright—
Canadian
Central
201
1
Canadian Curtis
Captain
12
Mar
100
25%
8
Mar
83/4
1
High
1
'
2.20
,
1,000
.
25%
Jan
13
25
—
Collieries
Erin
Jan
37%
11%
19%
Preferred
Can
56
31
Feb
8c
/,
'
•
«
Chemical
Canadian Chieftain
i
46% Mar
8,035
4.45
common
Canadian
A
3,135
37%
*
class A_
Celanese
Canadian
51%
36
warrants;.'.!
Canners
Canadian
50%
Mar
7c
42%
Daragon Mines
Jan
Deer
5c
1.25
44
.v
•„
.,
1
P'aering
Jun
9%
8,500
4.60
Canadian
4
36%
1.65
.,:,
6% Mar
5,440
19,325
-
5
Mines
Cusco
18
-
Feb
;
XX
1.35 May,
1.25
i
—-
19 ;
3.60
7c
common—_
1,140
Zellerbach
Class
Jan
5c
warrants
Canadian
$1%
51%
•
*
common
5c
20
Commerce
Aluminium
5c
Range Since Jan.
Low
20%
3.55
Trust
Crowpat
Feb
45 %
10
3.55
Crush International Ltd
Jan
Jun
2.95
—-
Pershing
Crown
May
39% Mar
25
1.51
8y«
*
Minerals
Canadian
'
B
Shares
High
18%
warrants.
Canada
of
20%
Decoursey Brewls Minerals—
class
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
i
Telefilms
Oil
47 %
Jun
80%
1,690
1.63
1'
Cable
&
Week's
Last
Ltd-——
L)
39c
May
21c
42%
%
*
Par
Crain
"
Petroleum
Steamship Lines common
Canada
84%
«.H'-
*
High
1.00 May
42
Canada Southern Oils warrants
f
Sale Price
23% Mar
Jun
44% Mar
1,500
1,350
10
Mtge
*
STOCKS
Crown
Canada
■*
v
«■
•
Low
1.06
*
(Range for Week Ended June 3)
Friday
1,425
51
1.04
p
*,
Range Since Jan. I
14c
class
.
1
Shares
20
•
:
;
„
(>
High
19%
•
common
Lands
Warrants
Canada
19%
j
for Week
..
Low
10
•
•
v
Sales
of Prices
Par
Canada
T
Week's
Monday, June 6, 1960
...
50Mar *• y
XX
5.00 Jan
^'-1.80 Apr
Number 5957
191
Volurrte
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Friday
Last
^
■
//
Consolidated Gold——1——5
Hoiiinger
Ltd— t,/.' >'
Oil Co
unnio
—-<*•£.«—--r-
Class A
,
Paper common___^_»
preferred ———T—r""T?~""—
prior
23%
.
:
Mining
Mnvle
-
-/T"
1
i -—
Smekthg——*
Huron
Porcupine^--.--,
& Erie Mortgage———"
Hydra
Exploration
Pam
H»ch
46 %
10
Bay Mining >
Bay Oil——-»
Hudson
Hudson
Imperial
45 %
? —•/
25c
24c
28c
1
55^4
-
preferred
——4.86%
common__*
w
:——*
—10
& .Co.,:
Cement Co preferred
Natural Gas common
(John)
Inglis
Inland
Inland
Preferred
rW&*•-,
—
Warrants
a—r-(
Inspiration
—"
International Bronze Powders cpm
f
International Molybdenum
1 ■/;
International Nickel new common—*
International Petroleum
—f
International Utilities common
5 /
Preferred ——^r-.r——25
v
Interprovincial Building Credits—
Irish
Iron
Mines—
Bay Mines
—
Mines
Iso
Mining—
Waite
Jack
Jacobus—
//; 250
17
,
,
Jun
/]
50
12,000
6%
/
•.
.
13% Jun
11,646
50
May
10
32
Jan
1,625
31
39%
Feb
40c
Apr
50c
50c
500
55 %
33%
56 %
2,311
52 %
Min
&
Power
33%
58
32
Apr
2,940
23
May
May
97c
90c
2.70
2.52
2.75
2,000
55c
58c
25,800
,
—
23
21,173
85c
2.05
34c
Jan
3.20
Jan
30c
33c
13,250
24c
1.10
13,900
62c
87c May
Jan
67c
Brewery
Mt
5% Mar
6%
k
Mar
14c
Jockey Club LtdTvCompnon—
Preferred
-x
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
*
Mines
;
9%
ar—
27c
*
Oils
28c
450
16c
,
Creek
2.45
Jan
&
National
Steel
1.18 May
6
6x/8
2,085
6
Mar
14c
25c
zi
^
Warrants
.Kelvinator
Kenville
of
3.00
Canada
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Gold
Copper
3.00
12»/»
11,452
10% May
—i
2.15
T
—
Kirkland Minerals
J
2.15
800
25c 27J/2C
1,200
-4*
~
..
1.55 Mar
20c
..
May
27c
30c
6,901
1
L.
8c
2,000
2,880
6x/2cMay
32c May
Labme
Kopan Developments
(John)
Ltd
*
—
Ltd—i
2,228
24
4,145
875
345
74c
35c
37c
25%
27x/2
35c
1
*
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement class A
Warrants
Lake
;
Cinch
Lake
Lake
9
10-V
1.00
19
9
—
;
.
20
9x/4
1.00
19
_*
—
Mines—
—1
63c
63c
63c
50c
50c
52c
1
2.00
2.00
2.10
6y2c
7c
—
Lingman
——_
Gold—
—1
.
Jun
OyiMay
9,250
Gas
;
62c
:
750
Feb
50c
Jun V,':;
Lake
Osu
Lake
Shore
Luz
Landa
Latin
Mines
1
Mines—v—
—
_
Mines
Lamaque
_
—
1
3.90
——*
Gold
Mines
t
Feb
6c
—
Laura Secord
Candy
Lawson & Jones class
Leitch Gold
_
—
—
1,000
4.00
3.50
510
3.00
3.10
3,550
10,420
1.72 May
1.72
1.72
1
61c
60c
64c
19,315
60c
52c
63c
172,000
26c
Jan
25
26x/2
675
23% Jan
30
—
_3
„
26y2
30
30
30
100
1-52
1.48
1.55
16,825
™_1
5%c
5c
5%c
1
—
2c
2c
3,900
14,500
5c
2c
Jan
267
41%
Jan
47%
/
Little Long Lac Gold—
Loblaw Groceterias
„
cfass
B preferred
*
1.65
1.61
1.65
pfd
_
28%
28
28%
28%
29x/2
130
295
25x/2
26 V\
466
26x/2
26
44%
43»/2
27V8
44%
1,185
358
5.50
5.25
5.50
725
95c
96c
30
_
Loblaw Cos class A
~~
_
Class B
*
25%:
~"l Z~*
"T-~_50
Preferred
Class A warrants.—_II
1
Locana Mineral
—
_
I
Loeb
(M) Ltd—
Long Island Petroleums™"*"!""
Long Point Gas——
Jan
80c
Jan
16
16
300
Jan
100
153/8 May
42% May
17%
423/4
46
Feb
46
Jun
3x/2c
4x/2c
-i
ioc
10c
13c
*
7c
6y2C
7c
9,250
**"
IV*
7
11 %c
—
_
12c
10c
59c
Louvicourt Goldfields
Lyndhurst Mines
~
Lynx Yellowknife
Gold Mines
55c
64c
34c
36c
4>/2c
6c
1
!" "I—II
Mines.
34x/2c
5c
Lorado Uranium
Warrants
'
1
"""
_
Apr
44
29C
46
16,204
35% Mar
51c
36,818
50c
Jan
61c
Feb
2,500
27c
May
59c
Jan
35c
Mar
80c
Jun
28c
62c
31c
60c
80c
632,600
/lie
lie
5,000
9%c Apr
20 %c
Jan
143a
143/4
143/4
485
13% Mar
16%
Jan
3c
3c
4c
9,500
10c
„
Jan
26
26
100
2.25
2.25
2.30
300
2.05
2.05
1.65
2.05
2,150
1.65
!!io
■
»
]25c
J
zz
■
•
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
——~!!__
B1°del &
Powell
133/4
14
17c
17c
18c
4,000
4%c
4%c
22%
4%c
100
305
11,250
15,817
5.085
25,050
50
15,400
20
~
Maher
Shoes
1.00
_*
-
1
'
Majortrans—__._„_™™!!——!—!!*
Malartic Gold
Fields—
1
Maneast Uranjum
!_
*
Manitoba Sugar preferred ~™~~"™~100
Maple Leaf
Milling common"
fjaralgo Mines
Marcon Mines
______
Marigold
.
;Marjtin-McNeely
Massey.Ferguson
4/*%
•>
/2
_
Matachewan Consol™Z!Z™™""
^ttagami
Lake•
14%
10c
8c
11c
9%c
6c
5x/2c
6c
2,700
45c
.
.
100
-
6%c
*
'
■
44.
/«%
98%
100
Digitized for For footnotes, see page
FRASER
22,050
90x/8
,
foe
80c
commoi—-!!*
86c
3y2c
14 Vst
1
preferred
80c
3x/2c
8,200
25
195
18,087
13,675
l
__
3c
.
90 y«
86c
i
Corp
Ltd
6c
25y8
2c
-
1"
i '
Mines
convertible
^preferred
'
-
"IZZZZZ*
Maritime Mining
25ya
2c
:
1.02
16%,^:
2.80
5c
*
•
I_ ""!!"
Oils
2.74
5c
«
N
16
2.76
•
I—II—l
Mines
Ltd
1.00
16
l
River
22%
49 %
51
601
5c
6,000
6,800
l
8C
"7c
8 %c
i
4%c
4%c
4%c
l
27c
27c
28c
l
6c
"6c
7c
5.10
36,200
80c
83c
41c47%c
9
98
98%
6c
5.05
9%
98%
'
267,935
,
99 *
7c
5.20
/
38c
37C
39 c
•
;
22c
22c
22c
10c
lie
50c
i
10c 10
l
2.72
2.72
8c
74c
•
8% Mar
98
Jun
93% Mar
6c May
5.05 Jun
12 "
Mar
19% May
May
,51% Mar
9%c Mar
7c
Jun
4c
; Apr /
25c
Mar
1
I
Mines
35c
Jun
19 %c
Jan
43c
Feb
20c
May
35c
Jan
9,500
10c
Jun
19c
Mar
6,000
May
30c
33c
4,400
30c
36c
42c
26c
4 %c
4%c
4c
56c
52c
56c
35c
2,000
5c
3c
132,550,
14,467
.
-75c
4c
37%
39%
42c
43c
5 %C
7C
42c
1
•
11,177
•
Apr
Norpax
1
Jan
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
Feb
Oils
Northgate
V
Ltd
•
Exploration
Canadian
Oils
North
Goldcrest
North
Jan
1.46
Jan
7c
Jan
4,065
37% May
483/4
Jan
3,500
38c
Apr
1.10
Jan
3c
May
7c
Jun
600
7%c May
7c
7%c
r
20c
-
6,575
Feb'
5c
7c
40c
43c
2,340
35c
95c
1.04
31,761.
74c
24c
24c
24c
666
72c
72c
77c
17,920
72c
'Jan
12c
Jan
13c
Jan
59c
Feb
2.95
Jan
May
1.04
Jan
../
Mar
23c
1
Jan
13c
Jun
2.03
1
Jan
3.70
May
250
-
24%C
May
39c
2,125
43c
4,055-
•
Apr
2.03
1.03
v
14,500
■'
8C
•
Feb
72c
-
Jun
Jun
42c
Ltd
Jan
68C
Apr
4c
2.03
Rankin
Mines
-
75c
1
Coldstream
North
Jan
6c
2.90 Mar
7%c
Jan
Jan
r
•
_
'
3,874
8c
42c
7c
12c
May
14,200
6c
Warrants
Jan
22c
7 %c
.
3c
25c
common
Jan
1.27
2.95
•
Feb
Mar
20c
6c
■
.
1
Jan
40c
2.90
■
.*0
Jun
35c
-
14,700
'»t
Jan
39 %c May
-5,370 ./
--
5c
38
Mines
/
36c
78c.-
5c
-
Jan
25c
Apr
4%c Jun
—
•
13c
I
4%c
8,000
5,000
...
■
9 %c
>
May
4 V2c
•
';?■».*
May
7c
36c
Mining
r./D IL it
Apr
Mar
340
19o
/
/
MaPai i9lt»i<144 ■Jan
5c
13c
4%C
Smelting
Nickel
;
63c
--
3,900
Mines
Mines
•
.
30c
l
Mines
l).
5,000,
16,500
1
Mines
:
35,700.
-
Feb
17c
""2.20 Jan i
7c May
2,200
6c
;
,
,_94%p Mar
•"2,550"
30c
i
;
Jan
6c
8c
l
Rouyn
Jan
7%c Jan
4,300
9c
7c
17c
,•
26c
;
13c 13 %c
21c
Jan
Northspan
,
Jun
67c
19c
15c
:
Class
North
Uranium
A
1
1.30
38c
May
-
Jun
Jan
Jan
1.25
Jan
Class
Oil
50.
Warrants
208
3.55
3.55
3.60
1.15
1.15
Natural
Telephone
Mines
Lake
^
11%
12
3.40
3.55
800
90c
90c
16
16
200
9%c
9%c
1
*
Mines
Specialty
Okalta
5c
Mfg
Malartic
90c
Mines
1
Gold
5c
80C
143/4
300
13
Mar
17
40c
2,500
36c
May
lie
12c
2,000
11c
Mar'
27
27
25
25% Mar
5.55
6.05
15,685
5.45 Mar
1.18
12c
6.05
1.21
1.23
5c
55c
.
2,500
28c
-
56,900
5c
26c
-
2,000
6%
7
1
26C
26c
28c
8%
8%
8.75
9.15
6.80
6.25
6.80
24
23%
25
*
,
Jan
Feb
;
i61C
15 %c
29
••
1,195
~
-
1.37
9%c
26c
3,600
Feb
May
8% May
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
May
25 %c Mar
Jan
8.60
5c
13,288
-
Jan
80c
250
9.10
preferred
10c
Apr
13
7
( Overland
May
15%c Jan
Mar
•
Mines
May
37c
1
Lake
Apr
14%
1
Osisko
Feb
16%
10
Orenada
/
'
9c
-
Jan
1.10
465
Jan
.
Jan
Jan
3.70
3,200
Jan
Wholesale
;•
Apr
15%
--
16%
Jun
Jan
77c
Jan
Jan
3,000
i
1
Ormsby Mines
1,500
3.15
-
Jan
3.75
1.31
-
5c
10
i
Copper
v-.
11%
-
■
Feb
59c
57c
14%
• '
—
Ontario Loan & Debenture
1.10
Jan
Jan
19%
11%
59c
*
r__i—•
3,031
-
-
Jan
11%
,
1
*
—;
Oils
Oleary.
w—.
r
1.41
1.00 Jan
250
•
Mar
17 %
340
12
2
■;
41
7,040
3.55
-
Cement
:
•
:
Mines
Gold
I-.—
1
Gas
Utilities
Opemiska
"■
—
Ocean
Orchan
May
1,393
Ontario
Office
Jan
Apr
Apr
47--
47
•
O'Brien
343/4
19%
*
Obaska
81c
Jan-
46
c
Northland
•
Apr
23%
183/4
Mines
Norvalle
Feb
23c
33
47
Canada
Warrants
May
Apr
69c
300
19%
Northern
Jan
3,452
34
*
Northern
May
90c
31c
34
*
common
A
1957
| .-V
82c
29c
warrants
Star
Preferred
....
Jan
Jan
2.92 Jan
32c
Jan
„
37c
7%
Jan
Feb
Feb
35c
Jan
9
Mar
'
8%c Feb
2J
Apr
1.20 Jan
...•
;
,
_
r
v,
reD
10c Jan
5.75 Apr
•"
.
1
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour
Feb
Porcupine
•
-
,
Pardee
Parker
,
Patino
of
Canada
Permo
!
-
J
Perron
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
6%c Jan
14c
10,500
11c
3.20
3.25
1,000
4.00
4.40
4.00
29c
30c
31c
2.40
2.55
2,825
16 %c 16 %c
:—1
Mar
3.05
523
4,250
Jun
57c
2,000
2.40
1
May
Jan
3.00 Mar
22c
.
2.40
16c
Mar
Jun
May
12%
Jan
44c
Jan
66c
Jan
23c
Jan
3.25 Mar
4.40
Jan
2.85
Jan
33c
Jan
18c
Jan
39c
Jan
13c
13c
1,749
12c
3,000
1.25
7%
7%
7%
1,435
41
41
50
40
Mar
42
//29
29
100
28
Mar
30 V*
50
—
—„
2
—
—
.
50c
1
62c
1
50c
6% Mar
Jun"
49c
~
52c
13,800
49c
14c
;
8%
Jan
May
"
"
14c
•
Jun
Jun
66c
lie
11c
Feb
14 %c
12c
10 %c May
Jan
9.00 Jan
29%
1
Gas & Oil preferred
Gold Mines
Petrol Oil & Gas
86,500
14,800
29c
Preferred
common
4,800
10c
2
Pembina Pipeline common
Penmans
34c
60c
—1
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
". Peerless Exploration.
Jun
7c
1
•
Consol Gold
23 %
3,740
31c
9C
Warrants
Pato
Jun
6.25 Mar
2,180
•
8.75
11c
1
Amalg Mines
Drilling
-
57c
*
^
Mines
Parmaque
Jun
Jan
l2% Jan
103
Jan
102
•
31c
Apr
1-33 Jan
/47%c Jun
r
•
Warrants
1.05 Jan
9c Jan
90% Apr
14% May
17c Jan
13c Jan
He Jan
,
-
3.35
lie
25y8
3%c
■
Petroleums
Pacific
.
May
445
5,559
700
2.60 Mar
4,500
75c
13 %c
2.90
2.80 Jan
18c
7%c Jan
12,565
145
'
Jan
Jun
2,200
%p
71c
7c
1
•
36/20 Jan
8c
Feb
7%c Jan
11% Mar /.
10c Apr
77o May
30c Mar
4.00
'
2.80'
> 5c
1
'.\r 7% Jan
.
75c May
3y2cMay
90
Apr
5c
Jan
Apr
4%c Jun
3,500
Normetal Mining Corp
9.00 Jan
2.61 Apr.
5c May
22x/2 Mar
2c Mar
27%
49
"
13,450
1
Mines
Gold
Norlartic
1.00 Mar
May..
.
,;,
25% Mar
490
51
Mines
Noranda
Apr
45y4 May
2.55 Apr
16c
Apr
4c May
2iy2 May
1.00 Apr
14x/4 Mar:
2,150
"l
Lake
Magnet Consolidated
2.60
—1
Macfie
Explorations
Macleods class A preferred
MacLeod Cockshutt
UoS
2.55
2 60
1
—
Jun
'
133/4
Oshawa
.
3c
*
Feb
^
\
May
5
Mines
Nipissing
Apr
1.93
29
29%
27 Vz
28
6
May *
61c
_«
Superior Oils
Jan
9c
4c
May
,
45
50c
50c
—i
corn-
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
Nisto
Jun
1.64 Apr
Jan
,: 8y2cMay*
46%cMar
IS'/aC Feb
l%cMar
3%c Jun
10c May
6c
Feb
800
; 32,200
70,200
44,770
11,915
2,000
5,000
7x/8
—
94c
51% May
50% Mar
423/4
\
Nickel Mining &
30
Mar
Mar
Feb
Apr
Jan
5.00 Mar
;
Apr
50
5,265
Jan
28% May
23%
267/s
22x/2
22%
40
1,500
^
"39%
45
64c
16
—i
Manitoba
New
1.00 Jan
1.61 May
450
-30
_
A
■
308
45
45XA
Ltd!!!!!!!!]
50
39% Mar
62c
—
63c
•
Northern
,
Jan
41
Mines
Kelore
Newlund
Norgold
63c
1.32 Jan
„
Lencourt Gold Mines
I"I
Lexindin Gold Mines——
,
Jun
*
j
B
_
Apr
2.20 Jan
May
63c
21
40%
l
Jan
4.75
Jan
Feb
9%c Feb
Feb
41
Mines
4.20 Feb
3.25 Mar
2.95
12 %
Mar
"
,
1
New
4.50 Mar
3.80 Mar
5c
26
i
Petroleum
Jason
28
20c
]
10% May
13%
26
Gold;
New
10c
May
14c
1,429
3.90
3.50
3.00
10c
_
—
V
50c
_
Silver
American
Class
250
Apr
Mines
Senator
l.Ol
1.95 Mar
1,500
14%c 14%c
—
*
Oil
Langis
5,550
Mar
Rouyn Merger
90c
Feb
May
20
—
New
1.01
;
Jan
7c
V 20
Harricana
North
La
1,150
8%c
13 3/4
.
Apr
9x/2
Mar
2.80
86
Mines
Dickenson
27%
Apr
19
1,000
Mines_-i—i_i—— 1
Dufault
Lakeland
■
27x/2
;
Jan.
446
Continental Oil of Canada
Norbeau
Labatt
10%
; , '/;4%c
223/4
Uranium
New
42c
1.07
22%
New
10x/2c May
1.00 May
,
Apr
/
2.40 Jun
'4,000
7c
.
Townsite
5c /
4%c
Newnorth
3.80
Jan
29c
Feb "1
22%
New Hosco Mines
,.
1.80 Jan
26%cMay
8c
28c
1
_
5c
10%
—
I!io
22% Apr
•
500
2.05
Feb
"
Z5
Car
10% Jan
9%c Jan
;
Feb
7
70c
22%
Works—!!!!]
preferred—
Apr
3.95 Jan
4x/2cMay
1.50 Mar
20c
.
7%
2.65 Mar
225
14,000
1
—l___
575
1XU
4X/2C
11%
11%
—1
—
3.20
7%
—
1-
.£.j
Feb
4y2c
:
Mines
Class C warrants—i.
Kirkland
6y8
*
—
;! /
_•
Davies
New
Kelly Douglas class A_.
Jan
Jan
]40
Trust
New
"
2.00 Jan
;
r
,
63c
85c
22 %
New Delhi Mines
Jan
3,500
Jun
May
2,000
2.45
i'
Mines
New
Jan
1,000
2.40
.
13% May
,
22%
New
Jan
17c
15c
Jan
Jun
_»
—
Petroleum
National
Nealon
-
■
Feb
19%
36c
4,189
13%
*Il
"
.v .:
■
Jan
-•
45c
(7,486-
95c
Apr
13c
May
12%
700 -
1.60 •"
Apr
1.15
May v;-
13
13,000
20c 20 %c
.
Hosiery Mills class B„.
National
Jan
43c
1.25
1.50
2.34
20c
Jan
Jun
May
15c
Jan
"
925
54c
■.;
7c
,
1,403
,
Jan
1.50 Jun
6,100
..
39c
54C
*■
Z~.
A__/_ZI
Chemical
Grocers
National
Apr
May
;
36c
33c
'
Exploration
National
9% Mar
1.00 Apr
29c
Jan
Jun
13%
Mines
Drug
National
May
9c
25c
5,833
9
32c
12%
1-1
National
Jan
20c
.
1.25
15c ;
r
1.95 Feb
6,535
.
^
26c
15c
7%cMay
35c,.^
3,550
21c ^ 2,400
10c " ' 11,100
^
4
—
2,050
.
2.20
9%
32c
,20c
rff?.
—
Mining Co Ltd
t—r—
Jumping Pound Petroleum_j._»
Jowsey
Jupiter
2.10.
9 %;
,33c
—J;
Mines
9c
2.10
-
j.;
—
8c
.
10
4----
—
Warrants
;
13%
__13.50
New
1
19%
i
Calumet
13,050
17%
ZZZZZZZZZ1
Corp
Bidlamaque
9c
8c
19
Minerals
Murray Mining
New
1,200
8c
7%q
*
Corp common
Wright Iron
Multi
New
5%
8c
7%c
May
Moore
Jan
5%
1
61c
-_1
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
Jan
1
!i
9,680
88c
Investments
Athona
28c
; 69c
A
;
Alger Mines
31
15c
64c
Porcupine
New
27% Mar
500
67c
•
■
:
New
159
18c
8c
class
;
Jan
29%
18c
May
class
B
Mar
28%
Mar
10%
Nesbitt
18c
5%
15c
Z£ZZJZZZZ
Mines
1.40 Jan
28%
Apr
6,100
common
Corp
Containers
Monarch
1.75 Feb
..
47c
8,700
v/r--
Metals
Ore
Moneta
Jan
.
Jan
9,507
Molybdenum Corp
Jan
38
Jan
8c
c
Petroleums___.
Uraniuin_.
Preferred
41% Jan
^
31c
18c
3.6c
Brick
i
Class
Apr
60
May
5c\ May
1.60
35c 39 %
1.50
City
Modern
1.25 Jan
Feb
15c
4,020
17c
54c
Molsons
Jun
36%
4,150
-
5c
1.50
Mining Corp
Jan
43
.v:
13%c Jan
30%
17c
__
43% May
,
High
Mar
23% May
l
;
,
.
v
Light
Mindamar
Jan
55%
.
,
Feb
150
;
;
5c
8c
2,007
39c
•
Miltorf
Jan
16
3,616
*
16C 17%c
:
•
Mllliken Lake
^'7
13%c Jan
,
24%
1.55
\
Mill
'
Jan
50c
Low
•
-
_T29
Mldrim Mining
Jan
1.90
,
86
-
•
:
Midwest Industries Gas
Jan
14%
/
5%cMay
1.07
—
,
Apr
-6%
:
May
30c
—
■
^
Feb
21%
-
.
1.00 Jun
; 30c
.ZZ
;,
•
,13% Mar
2,500
13%
6c
55%
43
35
40%
May
4.00
1,500
,
V
4.60 Jan
353
6,650
1.09
Gold ■; Mines
Joburke
915
.
.....
25
1.02
—1
(1939)
/••/''
Feb
/.42c
/
5C
Range Since Jan. 1
High
._50c
"
^Preferred
Midcon Oil
Nama
Service
Lake
Mines
jellicoe
-
Mexican
'
;
—35c
Explorations
Jefferson
May
——20c
—
Public
Jamaica
jaye
54
43
34
40%
43
35
v
1
————————
13%
5%c
50c
56%
33%
23%
1
1
—
24c
.
59
•
Jan
Apr
Mar >" '>■ *
12c
-
.
..
31c
4—
25c
Copper
30%c
..
<
A
4.00
13%
100
;
4.90
19
4.25
14
1 10
13%
5%c
55%
1959 Warrant
Interprovincial Pipe Line—
5
Investors Syndicate common_-_____25c
Class
4.65
18%
,
——1
———---—
;
Mar
%
.
,
31c
—1
:
-20 j, ;
—'7
17,517
; 51
/,i,,/l4%
Jun
48
Jan
.
4.50
18% ;
,»
125
.,
—
—
May
9.9QMay
8c
24%
__
i
Mentor Exploration & Dev__.
Merrill Island
Mining.
Meta. Uranium
Mines
Jan
4 00
-
24%
i
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Mar
3.25
-
Shares
;
_
387/8
.13%
t;
,
39
;, 43
8c
Jan
56%
249
52
Mar
63
Jan
9%
10
260
8% Feb
:
10
Mar
21 % 21%
;.'/**
50 \/> 20% Feb /*,/' 22% Apr
C31 32%
: 15,893
30
Mar
:
'
37;;t/Jan
-12 12%..„.
1,580 /;
11% Mar
W12% Apr
5*%
5%
585
5% Jan
5% Feb:-"^.'38% :39%
3,512
31
Mar. > r
'393/s Jun
13% 14%
3,310
8.60 Mar '• •
14% Jun
preferred .—_
—-25 .
:—,.;
imperial Oil
u—31%.
TmDerial Tobacco of Canada ;ordinary_5 .:
12%
6%
Mar
2.00 Mar
5,200
„
/
Jan
Low
8c
.
for Week
of Prices
-
1
—1—__1
McKenzie Red Lake
MeMarmac Red Lake—
Jan
5.00
.
;
2.31 Feb
2,360
....
11%
44%
'
,
55%
97/8
.
35
,/!
46%:r::r 1.-747
10%/. : 5,082
9c
53
SI 40
industrial Accept Corp Ltd
Warrants ——
3.40;,,;..
—
20 (
.;_w—.—
620
8c
:53
*/<•>.
Bankr--10
Investment class A—
_*
imperial
150
2.45
3.30
3.40
..
38%
2.45
Maybrun Mines :_____
Mcintyre Porcupine
>,/
12% Jan
-
May
3.25 Apr
35% May
.
•><;•/./..
—
8,05 Jun
7.45
525
.
38^2
38 ^
a
Consolidated Gold----—--1
Howey
675
.
Jan
•
•
-
5,022
.
3.40 3.40
38% 39%
-29%
Range
' ■ i Sale Price
,
Par
21% May
5*25 H2-'—
7.55 7.80
-
Sales
Week's
Last
'
High
;
.
Friday
v
stocks
1
/-'/•
Low
(V.Ci
'
T_
Ranee Since Jan.
24%?;
3.40
Smith
Howard
Shares
High :
/
•
?
7.55
20c
Pitfield-,—
&
/ a.*
•
■
J
*
B
Place
Horne
of Prices
23%/
••
•.
for Week
•
LOW
"
(Range for Week Ended June 3)
Sales
Ranee
Sale Price
•
vi
Week's
14c
1,900
13c
61c
65c
14,500
P0c
Apr,
40c
50c
10,400
40c
Jun
May
85c
Jan
Jan
21 %c
Jan
1.17
Jan
85c
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2452)
CANADIAN■ MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Low
Pickle
Crow
Gold
13
70c
70c
75c
70c
Jun
4c
4c
23.000
4c
May
7c
60c
60C
66c
27,400
60c
Jun
94c
Jan
12% May
Trans
Canada
Jun
Trans
Canada
•
Mines
Pitch Ore Uranium—
'
1
Place Oil & Gas
1
Placer Development
Ponder
Portgage
Power
Island
Prairie
12%
169,125
35 %C
40c
33,125
46%
46%
Royalties—
1.70
1.80
"
1
—
;
•
I,985
54c
40c
-•
Oil
12
45 %C
12 %
1
Corp
4,280
49 %c
*
——50o
Oils
13
■
—
16
10%
44
500
5%
1957 warrants
Transcontinental
3.65
2.90 May
32c
17% :
Feb
Line
PiDe
•
3.10
2.85
2.90
650
46c
50c
4.000
3.65
3.50
3.65
I.655
3.40
2.15
2.15
2.35
Prospectors
5,243
40c
41c
600
•
2.05
2.02
2.10
18,611
Ltd
1
4%c
4c
5c
18,500
preferred
Mining Corp
Copper
1
9c
8%c
10c
20,415
8c
May
23c
Jan
United
Asbestos
*
14c
17c
12,250
14c
May
29c
Jan
United Canso voting trust.—
12c
Apr
19c
Jan
3c
Mar
6c
Jan
1
Mines
*
Aidways
Minerals
Quebec
Ascot
Quebec
Chlbougamau Gold
1
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec
Labrador
-
12 %c
1
X
Develop
3c
3c
13c:
3c
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau *
1
Jan
Ultra
Feb
Union
4.35
Jan
Jun
1.40
Feb
5.15
2.15 May
3.25
38c
4c
2.50
2.60
800
1
lie
lie
1.000
10c
62c
31.000
45c
Union
Jan
X
11
10%
11%
73
73
74
3.05
3.05
Warrants
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto
3.60
1,634
11c
lie
lie
10,500
8.85
8.65
9.05
2,950
5c
5c
500
X
.
•
Petroleum
1
of
Uranium
Mines
X
53C
56c
Jan
United
Jan
United
1.20
66c
Jan
United
New
B
X
47c
49c
Inv
•
18
Feb
United
Jan
5.80
Jun
Reef
Explorations
1
Chemical
Feb
ll7/a
Jan
Vanadium
May
9c
Jan
Vandoo
68c
May
3c
17
Apr
May
15
Feb
15%
15%
100
1.63
1.64
800
Rexspar
Minerals
X
29c
32c
34c
1.47
15,200
25c
6c
28
16%
Jan
-
Rupununi
Rix
Mines
Athabasca
Robertson
2nd
1
1
Uran
Feb
16'Ac
500
5c
16%c 17 %c
Jan
4c
5,550
46c
Cotton
Robinson
Little
Mill
13c
26c
Apr
—
15
15
100
15
Mar
17%
15%
15%
15%
50
16
Mar
17
3.50
3.50
*
common
*
common
Mines
Rockwin Mines
350
X
Roe
Petroleum
</
VI
5%%
Consol
Royal
►
50c
Class
Violamac
3.50 Jun
4.00
i.
100
Bank
Mines—
of
Rights
Royalite Oil
v,
Jan
Waite
Amulet
St
Industries
Lawrence
St
cl
Corp
ass
*
A
•
common
preferred
Maurice
Salada
Jan
Wayne
Jun
Webb
Mar
7c
5.000
69%
70%
2,670
2.86
2.81
2.93
41,575
6.75
7.00
2.404
6.75
19
19
150
17%
10%
10%
1,005
9%
11%
11%
17%
18%
River
93%
80c
9%
9
9%
Nickel—
2,950
_•
3.80
3.65
3.80
•
28%
27%
28%
4,869
,
20
48%
48%
43%
2.80
2.01
2.84
3.40
3.40
31c
class
10
30%
Ltd.
Mines
•
new
29%
90c
90c
Foods
2-40
2.95
26
21
Btanleigh
Steinberg
class
Sturgeon
River
750
35c
100
35c
12c
12,100
11c
Mar
30
21%
23 %c
2.35
Jan
60c
1.50
5,950
1.75
1.85
550
6.15
6.00
6.15
1,345
6.00 Mar
36%
36
36%
9,835
33% Mar
5%
150
7%c
13c
Jun
19c
4.30 May
6c
Apr
13c
28c
1,830
27c
Apr
56c
19
11
15
2.20
II,800
4c
8,000
35
100
74%
75%
3%c
8.95
18%
2,160
18c
2,000
90c
,
May
Jun
3.80
94c
class
24,310
78,000
2c
4c
7c
22,800
1.45
16c
21c
14
13%
14
3,490
■-A
21,940
3.00
2-80
ic
3.00
3.80
A
14%
545
2.80
3.00
1.480
78c
85c
23
6,858
82c
May
May
25c
28c
2,900
25c
Jun
13%
13%
350
15 %C
Mines.
48C
1.61
Mines
47c 48 %C
2,500
43c
—
Teck
43c
1.000
1.60
1.65
II,555
1.80
1.70
1.90
17,950
24 %c
19c
25c
38,030
—•
48
78c
g
4%C
May
6c
&
——
7%
4c
4%c
1,403
300
24
—
Apr
5c
Mar
Mar
22c
1.81
Jan
1.85
Jan
"aI
—
65
100
Mar
105
Apr
570
10
Mar
16%
Jan
800
6%
Jan
Asbest03
8%c
Jun
500
5c
May
7c
Feb
9%c
9%c
857
9c
May
14c
Feb
25%
Bulolo
Gold
"
&
370
24% Mar
29
17
7,545
16% May
197/e
Jan
5.75
215
4.75 May
8.25
Jan
1.12
1,100
1.01
1.40 Jan
17c
13,400
Jan
4.50
Jan
13%
Feb
17%
3%C
4c
6,500
5%c
6c
4,000
98c
1.01
21,250
1.00
*
1.60
Jun
3.60
Jan
Mar
1.04
Jan
Shown
98c
Jan
6c
Jan
9%c Jan
Feb
1.12
Jun
1.60
590
65c
51,300
56c
May
87c
Jan
3%c
9,000
3c
May
5c
Jan
2.75
2,700
9,750
1.00 Mar
2.75
Apr
Expressed
Ogilvie Flour
Preferred
45
1.06
43c
.-
6%
Pend
Mar
Oreille
59%
Jan
Price
1.52
Jan
Yukon
10%
39%
75.-:
35%
High
43
Apr
8
Apr
May
1,695
25
630
4.50
4.75
300
3.90
Jan
5.00 May
14
13%
14%
2,446
13%
Jun
17%
Jan
30%
29
30%
75
28%
Apr
33%
Jan
5%
5%
1,705
43%
41%
43%
5,965
16C
27,000
7'
6% Mar
1
15c
20%
-
—
Feb
4.85 May
26% May
6% Mar
36% Mar
44%
Jan
15c
22c
Jan
May
&
10
13%
13%
200
12%
Apr
14
*
37%
37%
25
35%
Apr
40%
Jan
23%
22%
23 %
1,170
20% Mar
26 ya
Jan
98%
98%
1.00
12
12%
Z*
*100
125
1
Linoleum.
2.50
(1956)
I
ul
20
750
&
Paper
_*
common
.
i
Mines
1,500
-
19% Mar
23
Jan
500
96% May
130
Jan
1,250
20
9 % May
14
Jan
82
—
CorpIIIIII"1
58c
82
25
42
•
_
Consolidated Gold
Jan
43%
50
125
125
5
Feb
75
40% Mar
125
May
82
46%
125
Jan
Feb
May
2.50
2.55
500
2.40 Mar
43%
43%
415
38% Mar
46 %
Jan
58c
62c
5,400
58c
72c
Jan
'
3.15 Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
9
May
13% Apr
3.00 Jun
57
39
5%
Bros
May
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7%
Jan
Mar
Shares
24%
•
—
Jan
94c
for Week
High
25
•
preferred—.^
Power
40c
Jan
Range
12%
Maclaren
2.15
Dollars
Sales-
7%
Inc
Jan
Jun
Canadian
of Prices
"
1.5
Gaspe Copper Mines
International Paper
Jan
19c
Jan
29c
Jun
_5
,•
Dupont Co of Canada
Jan
2.80
In
Week's
LOW
25% Jan
1.25 Mar
3.00 Mar
2.50 Mar
19C'
.•
Oilcloth
57c
31c
90
27c
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
*.♦
___
Oil
69c
Apr
May
1.60 May
24 %c May
48% Mar
30
May
19c 19 %c
19%c
Last
Pulp & Paper.,
Develop
Glass
37c
May
58
May
3c
2.65
•
1
Dredging—.
21% Feb
27C
3.00
15c
5%c May
62c
63c
1
Dominion
39c
62c
58
May
Jan
3c
«_1
Mines.!
Jan
Apr
3.00
*
15 %c
Consolidated Paper
Dominion
4.50
Jan
Mar
58
Jan
5.75
4c
!
1.67 Jan
15 %c
1.09
1
Sugar
Canadian General Investments—
Canadian Marconi
L
Dalhousie
4c
100
26
1.10 Mar
-
16%
15 %c
Mines
Corp
Dominion
41c
14
7 % Mar
15,890
Sale Price
Jan
55c
5
6% May
15,300
Par
Jan
6,590
10%
May
5c
Thursday
16%
10,800
10%
87
Jan
10c
1
.
Metal
26c
21,505
53%
Jan
82
1.25
,
10c
59c
52%
10%
Feb
25
1
.
Prices
Feb
5lc
52%
35
36% Jan
20c
•
j
Bear
Jan
57c
2,400
1,414
30c
28% Mar
5c
9c
S
Oil
Electric
Canada
Jan
44c
S
14
10
~
15,350
Jan
Feb
29
Jan
8%c
-•
Toronto Stock
Jan
27c
*
'
100
82c
12 %c
Jan
14
6%
5.75
Zinc
Mines
Zenmac
Jan
13%
58c
•
Toronto Iron Works class
Toronto Mortgage
Toronto Star preferred,':
1.10
1.55
16% Mar
105
1.12
1.24
♦
A_.
Anglo Newfoundland
60c
-
3.60 Jan
104
•
Jan
45C
.10*
_
48%
74c
7%
Tiara Mines
Tidal Petroleums
Mines Ltd
Torbrit Silver Mines.*.
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Elevators
48
1.10
i0c
Tombill
87
104
Jan
Jan
55c
13% May
850
87
2.60
1,467
353%
87
-
35
34%
12
6,025
34%
35
V
17c
35
1
.
Knitting class A
Young
(H G)
Mines
Loblaw
—
13c
1,360
Jan
70c
17% May
515
1.07
100
:
87%
2.80
110
•
Jan
16
2.65
•
class
Anglo Canadian
3.30
44,538
23
7pc
common
75c
J'l 1.88
5%c Jan
90c
50c
Jan
2.05 Mar
,
2.15 Jan
May
2.65
Jan
7c
1.40 May
Mar
90..
2c
15%
*_•
A
Jan
13
400
14%
.
Apr
*
Mines
Jan
53c
12c
.
350
3.50
:
.
Jan
Mar
Mar
•
Jan
Jun
90c
.
12c
21c
Jun
1.15
40c
13,000
Jan
Jun
Maj'
50c
300
,
12c
Jun
1.05
1
Ltd
38%
18c
I,700
6C
1.40
.
1.45
common
Thompson Lundmark
Thorncliffe Park
13c
3,424
Jan
3.50 Mar
May
7c
6,500
58c
6.00 Apr
13c
Jan
Apr
8.60 May
18
Mar
•
21c
Texstar
2,000
14c
Jan
1
Mar
3c
.
4c
1.35
45C
;
70% Mar
7,238
18%
32
7,000
8.75
4c
8,852
3c
33 %c
,
May
7%c
1.41
Jan
39c
Jan
7c
Jan
6.90 Feb
2.50 May
13c
Jan
35
4.10
2.45
38%
4.50 May
3,080
33 %C
May
Jan
8c
.
1.60
1.30
1
I
Canuck
Zenith
35
Feb
6c
1
common
1.60 Apr
1.41
45c
A
Jan
14%
Ltd
1.38 Mar
1.42
1.75
.1
Feb
46c
,
Canada
38% Feb
50C
York
Feb
Apr
Apr
18C
Territory Mining
3.30 Jan
Apr
365
warrants
Yellowknife
Jun
May
25c
Exploration
Propane common
Voting trust
Hughes Gold
Apr
100
36
1.18
Yukon
&
Stores
Lead
Jan
26,320
18%
_
Apr
3.10
3.15
Jan
13%
Ind
A
Yukeno
40C
Gold.
Petroleum
Apr
7
35
100
Yankee
Jun
14% May
300
8.80
Ordinary
Switson Industries
Bvlvanlte Gold
Texaco
2.95
38c
1
Temagaml
Jan
8c
.
Yale
Jan
4,840
1
Taurcanis
1.09
2.60
3%c
Contact
Tammyn
Jun
2.20
75%
Warrants
,
class
Yellorex
Jan
1.25
1,380
4c
Cons Mines
Supertest
Jan
33%
20% May
1,030
Y.
35
Sullivan
i
25
1,985
39c
Oil & Gas_;
34 %c
Feb
3.15
STOCKS
A—
May
6%
50c
Wright-Hargreaves
Mar
28c
Sudbury
Superior
2.00
Mar
4.50
43c
38c
Iron-
25 %c
100
28
1
(J)
Class
10% May
6c
Rock
7,167
6%
1.22
Larder
Woodward
Jan
15%
Bros
Sunburst
87c
22,250
Btarratt Nickel
Submarine
27
3.25
11%
Stanwell Oil & Gas.
8teep
Apr
9% Mar
320
4.40
Jun
15
Corp.
Mining
280
•
class
Jan
6%
s.
B
7c
6.25 Jan
25 %C
•
7c
Petroleum
Coghlan
Jun
10c
Stanrock Uranium
Steeloy
Apr
2.55 Jan
28c
■
Winchester
Jan
1.45
4.30
Jan
2.40
Steel of Canada
21%
•
1
Jan
11%
Warrants
Steaman
6,338
Jan
8% Jan
1.25 Jan
May
•
Inlet
Wiltsey
Jan
1.20
43%
21%
15
.
Uranium
24>/4
Apr
1.89
1.55 Mar
3c
Jan
28c
23%
1
Mines
39%
lie
4.30
1.04
47
V
2.50 May
3,500
Windfall
1.30
lie
Wire
100
Jan
6.75
24
•
Pass
Wood
8%c
1.45
Ltd.
Radio
11,300
2.50
*
Willrov
Jan
3.30 May
14,580
25%
Paving
Standard
400
3%6
Warrants
Apr
27c
II,000
Oils-
1.65
3c
2.50
•
Apr
46
Jun
—'—
;.:vi7-i y
preferred
4.65
2.01
2,345
87c
21%
Services-
6.50 Jan
54 %
y
6% Mar
'1.60
:
'
4%c
preferred
30%
35c
Air
Standard
30%
2.95
common
$6
42% Jan
23.511
25%
Manufacturing.
common
4 % %
37% Mar
.
305
A.
Ltd
1.65
T.
4 %C
B
: Feb
25
1,110
10
Mines.
May
3.25 Mar
130
31c
Quebec.
Standard
j
73c
25
Spooner Mines &
*
•
50
43%
Warrants
.
46 %c May
36
4Jun
>
3,300
Southern Union Oils.
,
4.00 Mar
6,750
48%
Stafford
Jan
White
43%
Spartan
10%
-
(Geo)
Class
Mar
50
Southam
Jan
Feb
1.25 Apr
Jun
1.01
1,600
Petrol
Surf
Weston
Jan
98c
Western
18% May
13c
50
K D
Jan
Mar
preferred
Dairies
•••■•
Naco
7c
preferred
Mines
.<•'
-
,
Plywood Co class
9,700
36
520
5,950
May
21% Jan
May
1.15
Apr
Jan
5.20
Jan
18c
2,455
Products
Western
9c
B
Miller
'*•
.•'!■ ■■
•
Western
95
8%
' 7
Westeel
Jan
7%c
51c
7%
1.05
3.45
,
13
Feb
52
Jan
5.30
40,661
1.01
i'
Feb
87c
1.27
6%
1.25
Mines
Decalta
73c
A
Silver
V
Malartic
Western
May
36
Sigma
1.15
•
7%C
*
i.
Mar
Mar
Jan
24c
35 % Mar
2,200
3.15
Gas
9.50 Mar
89
75c
&
19
15 % Mar
Jan
51
May
49%
25
1,480
•
•
Oil
Feb
48c
50c
Sherritt Gordon.
19c
1.20
>+
Jan
13%
Jan
14c
May
18
155
v
36
6.20
7%c
Copper
495
73c
54%
.1
'
Western
20,611
80c
54
6.05
1
!
I
Petroleum
Canadian
West
Jan
73c
.50c
i
35%
*
3.18 Mar
5.00
Class
6
80
58c
Class
Slater
Mar
4.90
Gold
com
Y'
-
5%
Ltd
Warrants
Jan
72c
X
Security Freehold.
Shawinlgan Water & Power
Siscoe
9c
11% May
2,115
West
Jan
8c
Gold
Petroleum
Simpsons
81%
2.54 May
I,400
•
Jan
Jan
Mar
66
250
76c
Debentures
Suverwood
6%
Mar
6c
II,835
92
77c
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
66
25
615
Feb
4.95
Antonio
Sand
11%
18 y«
Warrants
8an
10c
Feb
10'A
1
Horsey common
Feb
5c
17c
?
3.45 May
82c
Feb
2,125
*
Petroleums
—
89c
19%
18%
J.
Mining
Lake
4.80 Mar
17c
10,900
1
1
Canada Ltd
Werner
6c
■
2,048
4.40
89c
1
Knapp
Westates
6.90
"
3.90
18 %C
10
Ref
Petroleums
&
Weedon
Wespac
—100
Gas
Shirriff
25
•
Cement
Lawrence
5%
8t
—
17 %c 17 %c
*
:
Waterous Equipment
Feb
210
•
common
16% Jan
Feb
•
1
W
Jan
72%
sJ.x
Apr
49%
54
-
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Mines
&
G
&
35c
6c
12%
225
8c
•
Prod
Jun
70
•
5,965
51
—
•
1
Mines
Wainwright
15c
Jun
69%
..—X-
10
Canada
Preferred
Russell
70
;i3%
19% V.
*
.«
Trust
II,600
6,948
13 %
9% Jan
8c
1
Grey
15c 17 %C
13
3,545
Apr
6.15
:
.i
&
Jan
i*
8
4.10
•
10
:
B
13%
5c
45
335
1
^
13c
5%
150
9
'
P"
A
Mar
5
48
13% '- I
•
preferred
class
9c
5c
148
May
Apr
6%
Ltd
Mfg
100
-
1,500
1
—
21,500
5
8c
*
''
13
5c
•
common
pfd
conv
Rowan
Ltd
Ltd
Can
23c
Jan
4.10 Jan
47c Mar
v
8c
35%
Westburne Oil
Rocky
1,500
y
18c
May
May
May
J Jt
'
*
10c
—
Jan
2.25
2,000
•
Explor..
Power
9%c
10c
12
13c
9c
17 %c
50
Alloys
13
X
25c 25 Vac
Jan
8%c Jan
May
*
Robinson
Jan
9c
25
Ltd
Victoria
Jan
1.95 Mar
*
Mfg common
preferred
Roche
5c
—
A
t
Mines
Walker
Rio
Jan
26
9c
YY
•
....
Viceroy
Jan
225
1
class
Vespar
Jan
60c
9,000
*
I
pfd—
BJ
—
Cons
Ventures
Apr
Mar
45c
4c
Renabie
Mar
24c
18%
Reitman common
Mines
1.50
Jun
3c
18
78c
Jun
18
—
—3
65c
Jun
8% May
May
2,800
Jan
'
Reichhold
Jun
16%
50
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
16c
1.15
5.00 Feb
30c
11,035
25c
VY
1
_
Hill
Oils
Jun
May
53c
a
6,545
14c
United Steel
5c
44,600
35c
Mining
8%
—50
i
Fortune
80%
3.05
24,825
36C
48c
Realm
common.
preferred
Jun
8.65
I,500
24c
•
class
Keno
Fuel
Jun
11c
22,800
1.15
53c
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Canada
Corps
Venezuelan
Radlcre
8%
2.10 Mar
7,150
19,091
•!
United
10%
505
32 c
9
"Ve
—50
A
73
2,823
100
:
Jan
2.65
:,;v
•
Class
3.50
Mar
Units
Feb
38
18%
*
13 %c
2.50 May
1st -pfd—,
preferred
Gas
Class
Quebec Natural Gas
37
Feb
8c
1
Mines
Acceptance
2nd
Apr
7%c
Apr
50c
Jan
2.70
May
1
Shawkey
71c
May
1.95 Mar
Quebec Lithium Corp
61c
Feb
Apr
32
Feb
Jan
Quebec Manitou MinesQuebec Metallurgical
•
37%
34%
30
14c
•
1
High
25
155
V
•
2.45
1
Apr
2.65
46c
*
Purdex
Low
32 %
14c
1
8,400
18,500
*
f: 1,750
Range Since Jan,
/■
•
.
2.50
1
17c
1
Producers Ltd
Gas
v
*
Dome
Uranium
Provo
•
20c '
Ore
Electric
East
Pronto
2.95
47c
Union
Preston
:
•
2.90
Iron
President
.
2,250
16%
8%
•
Resources
Oil
3.00
Mfg
Pipe
Premium
3.50
30c
1
1
Exploration Ltd.
Pipeline
Feb
36%
3.50
1
Transmountain
■
36%
3.50
36%
.40
High
36%
35%
B
Shares
Feb
Triad
Prairie
Low
36
A
preferred
Jan
2.90
Jun
class
Finance
98c
Apr
1.70
Class
Jan
Jan
Traders
55%
35%c Jun
60'
Jan
54c
Mar
17c
Feb
1.02
Jun
35%
36%
13
125
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price1
*
Engravers
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Par
Photo
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
,
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended June 3)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
May
7c
1.15
56
Jan
Feb
Jan
13
Jan
18
Feb
3.00 Jun
59
Apr
Jun
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
•
No
ft
par
Odd lot
value,
sale
-
t
(not included In year's
range),
d Deferred
delivery sale (not
in year's
range);
e
Cash sale (not Included
In
x
'
yearange).
unlisted
wdWhen delivered,
wi When
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
t
included
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to
issued,
Ex-dlvJdend.
y Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
trading privilege".
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
.
The
.
CoTwrneTcicil and Financial
Chvoniclc
(2453)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
45
(Quotations for Friday, June 3)
The
nn(in^icated by the
quotation furnished
which have
"bid")
."i//
'77.
■
,
Allied
Radio
Corp
43 %
new
19
,
Cement Corp—
American Express Co __
-American Greetings cl A__
American-Marietta^ Go,
53
36
Western Gas Co—_5
Art Metal Construction Co___10
Arkansas
39%
19%
Bag Co__
Bemis Bros
25
Corp
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium
Corp
Corp
Bettinger
Inc.—5
-
15%
11%
:Billups Western
Pet Co^
1
> Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
1
Botany Industries Inc.. i__—1
Bowater Paper Corp ADR__.
Bowling Corp of America—10c
5%
Products
Bowman
Inc
$1.20
8%
8%
8%
common..*
6l/'8
9%
17%
preferred__25
26 '« V
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc_
3 "' 44
Brush Beryllium
Co—
1
41
;>
7>Buckeye Steel Castings Co—_*
24%
Bullock's
<
Inc
——__—10
Burndy Corp
_____:
1
Byllesby (H M) & Co—10c
■
California
Interstate
Tel
_5
7
35
51
Carpenter Paper Co—Z
__1
Ceco Steel Products
Corp.—_10
Trust
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine Power
Gas
i
19%
1
4%
States Gas
Prod
Colonial Stores Inc.
;i_
__2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co___5
Colorado Milling & Elev Co—_1
Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp com„3
$1.25
conv
preferred
35
25
Control Data
Corp..___
Cook Coffee Co_.
5%
9%
50c
r.
18%
29%
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co
18
Cross
5
common
_1 %
Cummins Engine CoInc.——5
Danly Machine
7,
Darling
(L
A)
Specialties—_5
Co
Dasnew Business
Seluf*mmsco
1
13%
nf-Noc i,nternat Br*<ige
D
xr
Co___1
Chemical Arts Inc
__1
ctaphone Corp —__i__
5
Diebold Inc
*.rsa Inc
$1.25
39
43
48%
6%
pfd___4——_ _5
<R
•
B)
-
Drackett Company
-
.
17%
16
Co—_5
■
'
54
49%
1
34
•
37 V4
guffy-Mott co__—25
n,?V& Bradstreet Inc
1 : 51%
Dhm n" BuSh Inc-~-—
2
4 5%'Dura
Corporation
$1
preference
1
20%
—2%
5%
22%
■,
21%
23%
93/4
10%
Inc
Industries
Steel
lc
Corp
Machine
&
Eng
26%
14
1
Inc
50c
Pmierni
ies Associates—10
Economics
Laboratory Inc
1
*waS(\,Electric Co (Texas)—*
^ieeiro-Voice Inc
2
E
ectrolux Corp
~ "1
15 Va
ft re
Equity
Co_
5
36%
143/4
State Oil
Oil
Co_
5
13%
Laboratories
Inc
—2
Mfg Co
Fmnna! ?lt]l Mortgage
Ffrcf
«
Federation
Missouri-Kansas
Missouri
Utilities
Mohawk
Co
Rubber
Mountain
Fuel
-1
—1
Co__
28
S3, B°st0n
FisW
>
Corp
Brothers Co
fw.I Governor Co____
Snnf i Steel CorP——
Nalco Chemical Co
Clas?rB °ear
Frito
55 Va
9...
Pm
Bid
9%
Trust
Co
&
28%
30%
32 V*
55
58
v
5
___.—
117
29%
5
(N Y)—10
Traders
""
(Buffalo)
39
110
(Philadelphia)—10
Island
> Ask
36"% '
Manufacturers Tr Co
Trust
44%
433/4
Bank
58
607/8
Bk
(NY)_12%
York
New
Co_
Trust
29%
Continental
111
Tr
Bank
&
New
30%
New
York
99%
10
55
10
31%
34Va
Bank of Westchester_5
34%
37
City Bank
80%
75%
National
Bank
Trust
&
88 %
93 %
National
Va
43 V4
National Commercial
15%
163/4
40
5
Trust
Co
773A
38
41%
62Va
7
Essex
&
-25
59
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 %
51
54%
Natl
Newark—12 %
60
63 Va
333/4
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston) _100
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co__ 11
38
41%
114
35% .*
' 313/4
248
260
"
State
(N
72
7.50
Bank &
373A
110
;
7
(N Y)_——-50
Banking
58%
>'
(Cleve)—16
(Albany)
National Newark
Trust
5
102 Va
Co
(Fairfield County)
340
25
Co_12V2
46%
25
National Bank of Detroit
National
York)-.—.—
Empire Trust Co
of
42%
43
>
•
-
29%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (SF)_10
27%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
27%
144
39%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
43%
320
Co (Chicago)—
33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
23%
:
27
136
N Y
27%
of N J
&
"u
5
County
Amer_5
Bank.—
Nat
57%
.
403/4
50
North
Bank
55
.
(Chicago)_25
Nassau
Co
Bk
of
Northern Tr Co
J)___
30 %
(Chicago)—100
32%
585
50c
11%
12%
National Shirt Shops of Del.—1
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
13%
■714%
Class
B
common
Nicholson File Co
American
Corp
Coal—
Ohio
Gas
Natural
Water
Pub
51
Co
Co
616
Corp
Co
Power
Brewing
Co
22 Va
15%
16%
33%
35%
7%
33/a
8%
4 Va
10
11%
Robinson Co__5
15%
8%
Pacific
Gamble
Line
5
Pacific Mercury
55%
58%
47%
51%
36%
Parker Hannifin Corp
22%
•
27%
20%
1
1
1
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—l
17%
25
Pendleton Tool Industry—
24%
16%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
17%
38%
22%
Packaging Corp of America—5
Pan American Sulphur Co—70c
76%
22
18
19%
10
-
25%
39%
12%
First
Bank
of
Chi—20
Bank of Dallas
10
(Jersey City)_25
Natl Bank
21%
22%
Pfaudler-Permutit
353/4
38%
9%
103/4
———
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co—
35%
Plymouth
21
Portland
Rubber
3%
•
Co.——---f
Genl Electric Co—7%
,
23%
24%
8 Va
31%
Natl
Bank
Boston
63%
70%
148
-
158
of
10
42
45%
69 %
73
Royal Bank of Canada
10
70%
74 V*
67%
19%
21 Vz
38
40%
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
61%
65
St
Louis
Seattle
Union
1st
Trust
Natl Bk
Co
13%
14%
50
10
54%
(Wash)—20
45%
48%
St Louis__20
64
68 %
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
34%
37%
City Bank (N Y)—20
First
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
77
80%
Security
50%
Angeles)
—12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State
Bank
of Albany
10
Passaic
25
County
First
Natl
First
Natl
Bank
of
69%
74%
47%
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
61
Bank &
Trust
64%
21%
59 Va
23
63%
Co
40%
43%
State Street
20
58
62
5
27%
29%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
Y
48
51%
(N Y)__10
28
29%
of New Jersey——,2%
9
1
(Boston)
Natl Bank of Long
Island N
Bank
10
Rochelle
New
Franklin
First Natl
(Los
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
52 %
55%
York—10
45%
48 %
Trade Bank & Tr Co
(Chic)—20
88%
93%
Trust Co
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—lO
35%
37%
Union
Hanover
Bank
of
New
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Hudson County
55
59%
16
17%
Industrial
38
42
National Bank of
Providence
Industrial
(N Y)—10
R
Trust
I
Co
For
of
10
10
Trust
57%
54
Co
(Boston)
States
10
Commerce
United States Trust
United
Industrial Bk of Com
Bank
(Cleveland)
(N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
33
;
,92%
X59
-
36%
96%
62 Va
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
10
(Phila)—5
42
18%
45%
•
197%
9%
293/s
58%
74%
64
National Bank of
13%
Permanente Cement.———-.1
12%
8
First
Boston_12V2
of
Bank
16%
7%
Far East
55%
Trust
60
23%
5
&
(Baltimore)—_10
21Va
15%
50Va
Natl Bk
21%
4%
46%
44%
75
'
First
3
Electronics__90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
8%
16
7
19
14
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Rockland-Atlas
Natl
7
53%
42%
71 %
36%
First
*
1
5
*
1
47
21%
10
20
42%
77%
373/4
5 r.' 19Va
N J)
39%
73
30 Va
(Hackensack
71%
Natl Bk & Trust
Camden
National
35
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
67%
54%'
•
33
Co
Natl
28
41 Va
33%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
51
(Camden N J)—
6%
Natl Bank (Atlanta)—10
First
First
1
37 %
31%
(Philadelphia).,—20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) 12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
First
10
10
(NY)_10
Co
First
24%
23
-19%
10
Trust
6%
11%
pfd_*
Gas__
Serv
Fidelity-Phila
>12 3/4
6
2.50
Corp
Gas
9
River Prod__10c
Miss
Pacific
55
-
Si
•
5
Service
Coal
Ben
183/a
—1
Penn Gas Co
Northwestern
21%
50c
Natl
Carolina
North
22%
*
Thermador
Nor
7
footnotes, see preceding page.
(Winston-Salem N C)———5
Wells
Fargo
Amer
Trust
Co_10
19%
55 %
-
:
<
277/a
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)__12.50
.
12
—10
Co
Bk of
Connecticut
>'■
•
National
(Savannah)
Connecticut
.V-
—
Southern
&
•
Corp A com_50c
Pacific Airmotive Corp
33%
' ':"":77;;''>-;-"
Manufacturers
363/4
40%
12%
15%
34%
41 %
11%
National Homes
Pabst
36%
52
Chemicals
Trust Co
563/4
of Phila__l0
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)-lO
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
20%
^SeUcVc'r
13%
21
Companies
Long
68%
of Cleve—16
Fairfield County Trust Co
27 Va
9 Va
64
7 53%
(N J)__—_5
Federation Bk & Tr Co
20%
23%
20
(Phila)—10
20%
19 '/a
-
47%
v>7'»>
13%
72
5
25 Va
45
40%
—1 v
Corp^—__5
Otter Tail
& Mach cl A~5
318
23%
10>
Y)
(N
18%
Oil
&
1
Co
305
10
—
Commercial Trust
16%
27%
43%
38
Gas
Olin Oil
11%
•/.
40
123/4
National
14%
f
12%
19%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
—10
Elings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
44
York
Natl Bk
Commercial
14%
25%
-2%
National Cleveland Corp
2.50
_J_1
37%
5
10
Co—
:>77;7',',
(Newark)_25
City Natl Bk & Tr
7"
7.
,'25
Supply Co—.-10
39%
__io
V
6%
—:
Centl-Penn
Bank
11%
>91
Ask
41%
Louis
Trust
.31%
Pipe Line Co_5
253/i
1
Virginia
Citizens
74%
10%
29%
Mississippi Shipping Co
57
13%
Miss Valley Barge Line Co—_1
7 15'- ' 7*
Mississippi Valley Gas Co__—.5
•22%
13%
Assn_100
Inc
69%
1
363/4
7%
New
of
Chemical
31%
17
Oklahoma
14%
X29%
Bid
100
of
Cleveland
7%
10 Va
35 3/a
35%
Corp
_1
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
T & S A
of Commerce
Chase Manhattan
14%
Old
.1
N
Francisco).—
Central Natl Bank
Inc—
24%
—Hoc
Co
of America
Camden Trust Co
>
15%
common
9%
.33%;
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
393/a
1
40%
7%
28%
St
12%
38%
Capital Corp-I-Ii
Mfg
53/8
26%
Broad St Trust Co
40%
11%
22%
_
S^rcnics
Emhart
43/4
2%
Boatmen's National Bank
35 Va
37%
Northwest
,•
Fn^ern industries
32%
—5
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
'
1
Struthers Wells Corp—
Bankers Trust Co
50 >a
4
3%
2%
Northeastern Water Co $4
22
24
—
Wurlltzer
113/4
Co
103/4
Wood Conversion Co
22%
Bank
20 V4
10 3/4
North
55
20%
of America—
18%
1
Norrls
27
-
Dvnamrir.CV"~
Dynamics Corp
7%
'
Sons
_
r":;
'
4gi/2 "■>' 49%
common—/*
conv
20%
19%
5
.:
273/4
20%
Bank
:_1
Corp
12%
363/4
9%
53/4
253/4
Bank
26%
Herrington
11%
34%
3.
_1
Bank
24%
!
24 Va
1
5%
Wyandotte
19'/a
46 Va
23%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
Witco
Chemical
5
»
12
18 Va
14%
■
45%
D
;;
'■/
9%
8%
15%
16
Miller
»
16%
15%
...
Detroit & Canada
Tunnel Corp_5
v
21
21
14%
Minneapolis Gas Co
14 Va
19%
1
Corp
8%
13%
Machines—10c
Oil
v
7%'
1
CorP class A
Delhi-Taylor
'
19%
Inc_50c
Electric Co
11
433/4
7.50
1
Co
9 Va
5
—1.25
(San
_1
Miles
*
>'23%
40% >/ : 43 Va
303/a
20%
&
Coj—
CoZ——
Wilcox Electric Co
Par
37%
Gas
*
19%
Bank and Trust
833/4
28%
193/a
Class A
19%
21 %
/
79%
50c
*
29 Va
35%
Corp
5%
B_5
1%
273/a
X18 Va
6V2
.__
Co
1
25
313/4
1
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
15%
14%
•
>7
293/4
cl
16
16 3/4
'7 5
1
Co
Co
Chemical
32
•
12%
15%
Weyerhaeuser
Whiting Corp.
5
8%
143/4
12%
53/4
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
13%
27%
:
11%
Western Natural Gas
21%
non-voting_,
Works
___l_
Stouffer
/
37
Meredith
20 %
12%
34%
56%
193/4
Corp—
Strong Cobb & Co Inc__
103/4
*
22 Va
Electric Company—
1
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
__1
Copeland Refrigeration
Corp__l
Craig Systems Inc—
1 77
41%
52
1
20
Inc—7-r
Common
Stepan
39%
35 Va
30%
1
10c
Transmission
323/4
Co
28
Point Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt & Telephone Co__10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
_1
Products
26 Va
25%
1
West
293/s
73/a
Steel
Statler Hotels Delaware
34%
Westcoast
9%
27
29 Va
24%
24
Corp
6%
Register—
Screw
8%
7'
17%
22 Va
27
5
2.50
14 Va
16
20%
1
Wesco
_10
13 Va
13 Va
10
65%
Co
45%
28%
Co
14 Va
Financial
31 Va
42%
1
22%
7
43%
%
293/a
class A__1
123/4
62
15 Va
41
26
Co
Gas
14%
12
Swasey Co
Natural
9Va
38%
5
20%
.2%
Steamship
Home
Stanley
7% ;
34% ;
46 %
McNeil
42%
20%
.
Merchants Fast Motor Lines Inc
10%.
,
39
1
.
Cook
c
;
11%
Mfg & Sales Co
McLouth
18%
17 V4
r
~
16
Stanley
1
&
Mfg
Pressed
Standard
Inc
5 Va
8%
34%
50c
.—2%
_1
E)
Standard
6
Reed
26 3%
29 ys
5
50c
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
Wellington Mtg Co class A
Co
24%
27
5
Vitro
1
Co
(A
36%
-.•93/4
5
___:
W)
Oil
25
Inc
Co
Electric
5%
3
Co
(Hugh
Carbon
Standard
1
Steel
243/4
Spur
10
lc
Star
23%
Stand Fruit &
523/4
63/4
731%
25
Plus
Blower
McLean
23%
17%
81%
25 Va
.
19%
Brothers
Sprague
49%
>
20%
31%
9
Company
&
22 V4
:V
Vance Sanders &
Wash
Speer
:•
13%
Warner
43%
4%
153/4
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Warren
153%
40%
__10
Co Inc
Marmon
6
•;
*
1
Marlin-Rockwell
19%
17%
22%
7%
18%
43
6%
Co
I
Corp_l
18%
1"
■
12%
29%
l
19
5
11%
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
17%
19
14%
5
12%
Co__*
Co
Co
Sys
21%
17%
24 Va
Freight
11%
20
Pwr
Mil
16%
34%
77
States Chem
223/4
Spector
•
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
8%
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol
Freightways
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products—5
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
173/4
-32%
*
235/8
Madison
20%
7%
185 7
32 Va
10%
States Leasing Corp
1
United States Servaterla
Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp
1
Waddell &
Tel
Gas
21
30
Corp
Gas Producing Co__l
Southwestern Elec Service Co
1
Southwestern States Tel Co.__l
18
170
&
Gas
14%
Southwest
13 Va
16 3%
Lt
Nat
46 Va
Eng
18%
1
17%
10c
Co
Elec
Texas
36 3/4
Union
63 Va
50c
40
Co__10c
Co
Power
41%
60
1
33%
New
Southern
12 Va
1
*
___2
Power
3%
383/4
United
40%
33
23/4
1
43%
Southern
1
>77
29%
30%
1
•
—1
■
26%
*
Macmillan
37 Va
>18%
;> 33
Water
27%
v
27
*
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
Staley
preferred
Ludlow
16%
;
Nevada
1
Lucky Stores Inc
7 Va
42 %
15
Colorado
Southern
20 %
Long
15%
r
6%
39 %
Southern
55
34
Lone
15%
,14%
__1
30%
30%
Co
Serv
Calif
24%
5
Supply.:
Pub
73
7%
;
Dev
25
1
Gas
United
54
69%
7 15%
Cable
51
>
53/4
5
50
Corp.—__l
—__
Shore Oil &
28%
Co—15
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
Ling-Altec Electronics
4%
14%
Co
&
Corp
Southern
7.
.>•'"■
Union
5
„_2
Co__
Tucson
7 Va
31 Va
1
Inc
73/a
6
1
6%
,v
1
Lau
20%
Gas Co___
>, 6
5
Lanolin
22%
15
Corp__6
Southeastern
Laguna Miguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
27 %
21%
25%
*
1
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Koehring Co
56 Va
25%
Citizens Util Co com cl A__33%c
Common class B—_
33%c
Clinton Engines Corp
1
Coastal
..
14%
52%
10
Central Telephone Co__
Central Vt Public Serv
Chattanooga
5
Co
7 Kentucky Utilities Co
39%
Co_5
Co_
24
7
'
3%
29
12%
*
Co
Wire
South
_1
Kennametal Inc
26 %
;
37
10
Electric
'
:
25 V4
10
Simplex
Skil
Co_
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Trans western Pipeline Co
7%
Inc
Power
Gas
Corp
Towmotor Corp..
Tracerlab Inc
51%
J
•
Fibre Glass—*
Nat
Tokheim
73/a
11%
(H I)
States
Time
32%
:'7'7
63/4
5
Service
23%
10
30%
6%
& Co_
Pacific
42%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp__—
3
3%
D)
22%
1
Ketchum
Fetzer
(G
Sierra
."7."
■7
Corp
$1.46
29%
.>■
3%
3%
Co
55 V2
44 Va
;
27%4 ;;
ctfs___
Central Electric & Gas Co
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co
Va
41%;
Seismograph
&
39
Jessop Steel Co
10 %:
Searle
5%
Kaiser Steel Corp common.;
,?>%%
-
9%
Scott
*
Inc
Water
Prod
83 %
:
11%
47%
Co.
23
.7 45/a
1
Heintz
Tubular
Bantam
1
Corp
Jervis
24%
.4,%
7
10%
1
Inc
Schield
123%
79
1
Corp
Service
:'/-
11%
1
Co
Public
&
21
•;
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
Z___1
Petroleum
Sawhill
36%
43/a
3%7.
34 Va
■
Scholz Homes Inc
Co__
Southern Utilities
Jamaica
37 Va
;
■
345/a
,7'
Jacinto
Thomas & Betts Co
Three
10 3/a
6%
I
Thompson
19%
:
3 Va
Corp
62%
18%
*
Sanders Associates
*
28%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
__10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon Mills class B com——25
Field
■
10%
"units"—
Corp
Freight Sys
Motor
Jack
>>
14 Va
:
23%
9%
1
Engineering
Itek
34%
13
Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service Co__25
Calif Water.& Telep Co____12%
San
King
58%
313/4
*>(\o
1
10 Va
29
9%
1
58%
1
Sabre-Pinon Corn—
.
1
Inc
54
'
3%
warrants
16%
1
Reid
10%
1
Trust
Iowa
28"
•>'.J 12
\
Material
Iowa
44
26%
32%
V11
California
Cedar Point
47%
Corp
9%
*
;
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Class A common
29%
7, 25%
1
Field
7Interstate Securities
21
Marie
1959
Thermo
Co_2%
23/4
9%
Textron Inc
Therm-O-Disc
7 7'7
7
,
32 %
27%
19 %
21%
15
143
293/4
1
Industries Inc
Texas
National Petroleum
193/4
25c
13%
136
Corp. 7
Eastern Transmls
Texas
40 3/8
A
1
27%
,
123/4
Telecomputing Corp
Texas
173/4
25 V*
1
37 Va
Manufacturing
Plywood
44
25%
12
23%
1
Corp
Inc_3%
Mills
1
Corp_____
Bakeries
Interstate
18%
> 19
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co—110
7Va
21%
Gas___
41
Tekoil
16%
11
5
3
Ryder Systems Inc
6 3%
Production
Interstate
Rose
155
193/4
common
Interstate
Rice
1
International Bank of
Wash—1,
International Rectifier Corp
1
International Textbook Co_^
1*
.13%
;
5%
Rockwell
10%
::77;
1
Indianapolis Water
33%
11%
9%
I_
32%
10%
15%
1
*
Tappan Co
403/a
Ask
9%
Corp__ 1
Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
6%
Bid
1
Taft
36%
37%
I~—1
Corp
Propane Gas
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
19%
5%
Greene
Suburban
30
Robbins & Myers Inc
____*
Robertson (H H) Co__—______l
89%' 7
2%
Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water
v.
6%
31%
■
Bowser
10
18%
27 %
140
_i
Stubnitz
'
'
34% v..
—_____1
Corp
Brand
Roddis
Indian
34%
V
7
173/a
7 84%
Corp
;
i83/4
.
Mexico—_5
Roadway Express class
Mining
Husky Oil Co—
'>«•>•'
T VV'V '>>>,;■','>'.,7
",>12%
__•_* \>;■ 32 Va
1
8%
_
_____——_
13%
25%
1
8 3/a
Hampll—5
of New
Stoker
River
115
<
123%
5
73/4
12%
Riley
114
108
4%
_x
Co_—_________5
Republic Natural Gas Co__^
2
Richardson
Co__
601/4,
'777
107
23
Ralston Purina
..
50%
Corp
Gate
Hugoton
50%
33
Serv Co
28%
21%
;
New
Alegre Sugar
Corp Ltd_7_
Purolator
Products
>
class A
Oil
Hugoton
20%
•
of
Purex
167
7> 7
Co
Punta
24 5/8
7 56%
5
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A
*
12
14%
30
'
46%
10
Co
Fearless
Hudson
51%
47 V4
.
1
_
1
Controls__l
Co class A com_10
Natural
Houston
•>' 18
.
158
Corp
Houston
-
11
Co
Houston
7%
48
Co—1
Hoover
"
19
6%
Houston
11%
/ ■
—1 % 16%
(A
Beneficial
!
7
22%
common
Splendor
19%
'
,
Hilton Credit
16%
38%
10%
1
i,
J) Markets
Manufacturing
Bayles
72
35%
Pub
-18%
preferred
_il
High Voltage Engineering_____l
10%
>
BatesMfg • Co——10
Co
21 Va
68%
15 :/■
Inc_Z——1
Tools Inc
1
Hidden
18
9%
B
&
Hewlett-Packard
24%
19%
——
Baird Atomics
Behlen
;
16%
_._
:
%
20%
22%
-1
Associated Spring Corp.——10
Avon Products
2.50
Aztec Oil St Gas Co_.i_,—-----1
i Baxter Laboratories
42
153/4
Serv
Origin of
Ask
26
Inc___10c
Properties
Pub
of compilation.
Par
Pubco Petroleum
5
Inc__
Producing
Bid
1
5
America
18
14
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class
A__
1
Heublein Inc
5
54
■
(M A)
Class
16%
50%
Xerox
Hanna
30%
15%
Chemicals
of
243/s
5
Society——.
Hagan
Haloid
15%
,v
29
,
Grolier
40%
14
Far
Corp
Co
163%
;_^j,__*
38 V8
38
.-2
(A P) Fire Brick Co
Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp__
Potash
Ask
22%
—___l
Green
49%
'
:
Green
56 y4
''
Const Co——1,.
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp___7.50
Anheuser-Busch Inc
_4
Arden Farms Co common
,_1.;
r
Participating ' preferred -.--.3 y
Arizona Public Service Co
5
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
•
18%
46%
American Pipe &
Glasspar Co
30%
17
5
5
1
Bid
Giant Portland Cement Co
1
Gibralta Finan Corp of Amer_l
Giddlngs & Lewis Mach Tool__2
20%
28
Co_100
American Biltrite Rubber
Oil
6%
Co
American
Arvida Corp
46%
6 Va
l
1
com—1
Development
Land
Par
137/a
7
*.
Portsmouth
Ask
12%
~1
Corp _———:
Air Products Inc
Alico
Bid
Par
Aorovox
Baker
;
Industrials and Utilities
"asked") at the time
on
request. The "NationaF'list is
composed of securities
wide national
distribution.
ui securities
a
21%
58 /*
46
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
(2454)
.
.
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, June
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
25c
2.17
Fund
7.25
7.84
1
Inc
4.09
4.37
Business Shares
American
American
Research
9.43
8.63
Corp—1
Dev
&
1
Inc
Fund
Mutual
American
10.97
Aetna
Casualty
10.86
11.87
Aetna
Insurance
12.47
13.55
Aetna
Life
1
32.20
32.84
Johnston
Ex
28%
27 %
1.G5
5.72
Axe-Houghton
Fund "A" Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Hough ton Stock Fund Inc.l
5.15
5.60
B-2
Axe-Houghtou
8.31
9.03
B-3
X3.77
4.12
B-4
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
11.67
12.68
K-l
t
8.41
9.19
Inc—1
11.25
12.23
S-2
1
50c
1
1
16.79
.18.15
S-3
12.42
13.43
S-4
12.41
13.60
Fund
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
Boston
Inc
Fund
Investment
Street
Broad
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
California Fund Inc
7.10
X6.50
12.88
]
1
Inc
Fund
9.33
1
8.78
9.49
7.48
—I
16.44
13.500
14,200
General
Industries
1.32
1.39
Metal
1
1
11.69
12.78
Paper
8.72
—1
1
9.45
10.27
15.60
16.96
1
18.99
8.83
13.83
Fund
14.95
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
17%
19%
X18.17
19.88
Crown Western Investment Inc
13.64
15.07
Inc—1
9.26
10.16
1
7.24
1
15.79
15.95
Mulua!
1
55.47
56.03
of
1
11.20
12.32
Nation
Fund
Diver
National Investors
Inc_I
10.05
11.01
National
Fund -1
Investment
Diversified
Trustee
8.62
9.45
Bond
2.50
a20.39
2.88
3.16
1
14.85
16.14
Inc
11.02
11.79
11.B2
12.64
New
1
7.63
8.34
New
Electronics Investment Corp
-
■
10
18 a22.28
1
Sorofund Inc
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
16%
Fund
Mutual
Florida
16.40
17.63
19.06
4.24
Common stock
10.63
Preferred
lc
6.51
Pioneer
.lc
2.71
2.99
Price
„1
series
stock
Fundamental Investors
5.92
X9.03
9.90
-1
Futures
Inc
Oeneral
Capital Corp.
1.70
I.85
17.51
19.03
6.82
Fund
Oroup
7.41
shares
—lc
.
9.05
a
Avtallon-Eleetronics—
Electrical Equip Sl»ares__lc
Budding
shares
—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
9.92
-
9.17
Chemical shares
•
10.64
50c
xl0.82
2.50
*
7.78
14.41
1
13.55
25c
12.15
6.54
7.17
Selected
Stock
Fund
American
Inc—1.
Sept.
Feb.
Shares—1.25
9.07
Life
13.92
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
(Edison B) Fund:
1
11.18
15.39
March
April
16,
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
13.76
9.01
9.87
Sovereign
1
13.78
7.45
State Street Investment
•
35.51
Aug.
Sept.
23,
7.12
Stein
J
11.54
12.47
8.12
14.77
-lc
shares
5-60
6.15
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
8.53
9.35
Television-Electronics Fund
l
8.21
43%
18%
43%-
46%
T
,
Standard
Amer—.1
Accident
49
Standard
78% \
83 %
Travelers
57%v-
60%
United
U S
:
•
Sec
60%
38
59%
6%
7%
35
38%
48%
52%
52%
v
Life
Ins
of
—10
(N
Y)
Co
8%
U
3%.
U SLtre
2
8 Fire
Co
29
;
32%
85
50
53
5
5
2
in
-u-A 6/:
v
:
81%
_2.50
Insurance..—_
Insurance
49%
5%
8
Amer!
City of N Y
i 46%
■
—5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
41%
32%
108
/
J
Insurance
Ins Co
2"%
7%
*:•
:
5,
10;
Guaranty Co (N Y)__
38%
.
;
56
35%
<56%
Security Life & Trust Co
5
.48
*
Springfield Fife & Marine—2.
30% '
$6.50 preferred
,_1Q
103 ;
46%-..
;
4%
49%
23
2
<
,.;
38%
3,
40%
27%
29%
38%
41%
29%
■
31%
the
2
:
32
Westchester
35%
/
Fire
2
v
one
more
or
32ncU of
Bid
Banks
for Cooperatives—~ t
100.3
5.15s
100.7
100.10
100.7
100.10
5%s Sept 1, I960..
4%s Oct. 3, I960—„I
4.45s Dec 1, I960—
—
100.11,
100.14
100.7
100.9
100.2
June
Federal
100.4
96.8
.
poiufe:
a
Ask
5%s
96.24
Land
Oct.
5.40s
Bank
20,
Dec.
100
'•
100.2
100.18
100.22
100.18
Bonds—
100.2
100
100.26
»
;
I960.—
Feb.
100.4
:
11,
April 10,
98.1G
98.20
May 2,
March
20,
1968_________
20,
1960_
4%s
July
15,. 1969
Feb.
20.
99.4
5V«s
99.16
94.16-
,97.24
98.24
1972
_J_
1970
I
i
1
94
97.24
-
.
100.4
?;■'
; 98
v
3%s A|m*i1 1, 1970
5%s July 20, 1970
.
95.12
99.28
,93
March
93.16
99.12
101.8
.
94.28
1966^
98.24
99.20
99.4
101
4%s
97
100.12
99.12
:
;
4%s
:
100.28
96.16
1970
Feb.
10.
3%s
98
1968
1969-
April
<
100.16
10, 1965__._
March
100.28
,99.28
100.16
13; 1962
May 1, 1962
4%s Aug. 20, 1962.....
2% s May 1, 1963.
4%s April 20, 1964—
99.29
100.9
^
_
,
100.6
99.24
1961
...
4s
100.14
99.16
99.27
June 20. 1961__
4%s Sept. 20, 1961—
100.17
,
100.6
99.8
,
4%s
100.1
100.15
1961—.
1961—
11,
100.2;
99.31
100.14
100
April 3, 1961—
3%s April 3. 1961—
100
100.2
100.12
:—!_!.
1960
20,
Ask
:
;
1960_—,_J
1,
98.24
99,
"
100.16
99.16
103.16
104.16
91.16
4%s Oct, I, 1970-1967—.
3%s May 1, 19711_______
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967—
92.16
103.16
104.16
2.10
2.32
Texas
1
9.49
10.37
lc
6.35
6.95
Century Growth lnv_
6.87
7.51
lc
lc
1
Balanced
Stock
Fund
5.63
6.18
Townsend
8.80
9.64
Growth
9.15
10.03
-lc
7.77
8.52
—
shares
shares
—
Utilities
Fund
Inc
U
S
_
&
Funds
; 99
100,
.
Inc—
10.88
II.92
United
Accumulated
Fund
1
-1
20.42
21.03
United
Concinental
Fund
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc-
6.98
-1
7.63
al9.87
United Income Fund Shares.l
United Science Fund
1
10.63
Series
H-C7
Series
H-DA
10c
Imperial
Capital
4.95
—10c
Fund
4.84
Inc
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
2.79
7.35
8.03
1
9.13
9.98
1
8.54
9.23
Institutional
.a
Line
Income Fund
Line
Fund Inc
Investors
15
11.02
12.05
Whitehall Fund Inc
6.18
6.76
Winfield Growth
Ind
4.91
5.37
Wisconsin
Inc
Bends-
Bid
Power
5s
-1990
Lomb
Opt 4%s__1979
142
6s
1980-76
Power
Pacific
5s
146
56%
100
1990
Fund
88
&
Lgt 4%s__1990
4%s
j&82
100
90%
Paso Natural Gas
Corp
3%s
88
97
98
15,
1962
1963
96
Treasury Notes—
4%s Aug. 15, 1960
98.28
99.26
99.30
5.21
5.69
15, 1961—
1, 1961
4s
1 %s
Oct.
1961
1,
15,
3.73
4s
8.22
8.98
4s
9.17
10.02
12.41
13.42
10c
12.72
13.90
1
6.09
6.58
Rate
99.28
(Mi
&
Sous—
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
5-60
100.5
100.8
1-60
100.7
5 %8
9-
1-60
100.12
100.16
4.55s
10- 3-60
100.17
100.21
4%s
100.17
102%
Brass
National Can
3%s—
l«va
5s
80
1970
Gas
5%s
>
84
83
86
1977
.
1973
5s
89
1990
101*%
93
101%
79
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
102%
108
114
Steel
5%8-
101%
103
8perry Rand 5%s
123
126
ww
Textron Amer 5s
1967
ww
1982
1971
90
81
123
Transcontinental Gas
78
Pipe Line
—
1980
—
Underwood Corp 5%s
U S Industries 4%s
1971
,
99%
Telep
_
1970
102.2
103.2
90.8
1964
102.20
89.4
101.16
100.10
Dated
3-
.
4.40s
4-
1-60
Bid
Due
12-
90.16
102.24
89.12
101.20
1-
100.16
100.7
3-61
4-60
Ask
100.12
1-60
100.10
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
100.7
100.9
6-
wl
1-60
3-
1-61
100.11
100.13
Yield Price
June
9,
June
16,
99%
1960
99.933
99.942
99.891
99.900
September 15.
September 22,
September 29,
99.884
99.894
October
99.837
99.850
October
99.789
99.802
October
17,
1960
98.855
98.892
99.731
99.747
October
20,
1960
98.829
98.867
October
27,
1960
22,
1960
23,
1960
30,
1960
7, 1960
14, I960.
15,
Bid
99.983
1960
June
July
Yield Price
Ask
Ask
99.979
June
1960
August
4,
August
11,
99.724
99.740
99.681
November
99.603
1960
99.617
November 10,
November 17,
99.541
1960
99.496
99.416
99.436
99.356
99.378
99.294
99,309
99.217
August 18, 1960
August 25, 1960
September 1, I960™.
September 8, 1960
99.558
99.478
!
1960
3,
99.158
99.200
I960:
99.100
99.145
I960—
99.042
99.090
98.949
98.983
6, 1960
13, 1960
99.663
July 21, 1960
July 28, 1960—
;
98.889
98.769
98.733
98.631
,
98.808
98.692
1960
1960
98.925
98.674
98.611
98.543
98.467
99.256
98.565
I960.
November 25, I960—:
December 1, I960:
January 15, 1901
April 15, 1961^—
98.495
,
98.443
97.956
98.018
96.922
96.974
93
90
5%*
4%s.
92
154
1971
5%s
Wisconsin
101.28
102.30
United States Treasury Bills
July
5s
ww
102
™
1-60
Bid
1969
76
11-
States Tel & Tel—
Phoenix
-
1-60
103%
102%
4-60
102
102
5%s„1985
1-59
12-
June
100 %
91.20
100.21
12-
July
103%
92.24
102.10
Ask
101%
—1990
Lgt
w®nt,coast Trans
198!
Issues
Puget Sound Pr & Lt 5%s—1990
99%
91.12
1, 1965—
May 15, 1965_—____.
4.80s
8r
99 %
103
15,
Bate
7-
89
-
4%s
1-59
97%
102
102.6
93.28
100.12
2-59
85
101%
92.16
100
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
5.25s
113%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec 5S-1990
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 5%s lb°1
Louisiana Power & Lgt 5s_1990
4%s
5s
Gas
National Fuel
5%s
1963
April
11-
Pacific Petroleum
101
Nov.
99.26
99.22
100.4
99.28
Aug. 15, 1964
l%s Oct. 1, 1964
1%S
99.4
96.4
1963
5s
4%s
95.8
■
93.20
—
4%s Nov. 15, 1963
l%s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
96.8
96
i
May 15.
l%s Oct. 1,
10-
99%
182
100
4s
5%s
99%
98%
97.12
99.10
Feb.
:v:l%s April 1, 1963
5.20s
Niagara Mohawk Pwr 4%s_1990
Northspan Uran 5%s ww_1963
172
100.6
97.4
99.6
May 15, 1962—
Aug. 15, 1962
14.96
15.14
1
Fund
13.76
X13.39
164
1975
-
100.2
—_
1962
Feb.
15, 1962
l%s April 1, 1962
3.46
112%
Pruehauf Trailer 4s
1970
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Oen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6« WW
1984
100.12
98.20
Aug.
3%s Feb.
2000
Penn Elec
100.10
4s
102%
98%
.
3%s May
6.92
■«
Ask
VS
99
15,
11.55
158 "
5%s_1977
95
2%s
99.20
1
5s
5%s
Bid
(Continued)
1962—
1,
3%s Nov.
101%
102%
Oct.
100.28
99
102%
Corp
point
a
100.18
1985
100
of
100.16
90
99%
Chance Vougbt 5%s
1977
Cincinnati Gas 81 Elec 5s
1990
Commonwealth Edison 4%s
'90
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Mountain
l%s
32nds
more
Treasury Notes
99.12
Bid
Edison
Milwaukee
or
Maturity-
100.26
16.15
Bonds—
Metro
Mueller
99%
*969
Ry 4s
99%
53%
Burlington Industries 4'As—1975
Pwr
100%
99
Petroleum
Calif Electric
Ask
100%
5%s_'80
100.22
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
1%S April 1, 1961
13.41
1
Security & Conv. Debentures
Australia (Com'w'lh of)
100.20
1960.
5.375
Recent
Ask
15; 1961
15.91
1
11.35
lc
94
15, 1961
6.33
1
Inc
10.38
Intl Resources Fund Inc
96.16
Mutual
Fund
lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
1 91.16
95.16
4%s May
14.86
10c
;
Washington
Nov
14.56
1
Street Investing Corp
Fund_lc
Growth
Inc
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Fund
12.34
Special Situations
Wall
4%s
cne
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
1
Ltd
Value
8.71
Maturity—
1
Canada
Value
7.97
2.55
»
Funds
Value Line Fund Inc
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Foundation
United
a25.28
Inc—lc
Fund
income Foundation Fund Inc |0c
income Fund of Boston tnc
1
5.41
90.16
93
4%s Feb.
Growth Industry Shares Inc.
Haydock
99.12
105.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and
Notes
~
.lc
Hamilton Funds Inc—
98.28
104.16
Figures after decimal point represent
International
Fund
Twentieth
United
Inc
Fund
10,
,
3%s Sept. 15, 1972—_
8.95
—
shares.
Bond
Lowenstein
of
'
46%
:_6.25
100.1
10/ 1961
Sept.
Far nh a in
&
7.79
13.49
—lc
Ferro
Insurance
Marine
&
Life Ins
10
1960-
10,
a28.42
Roe
Corp
.lc
—lc
El
66%
41%,-*171/4
1951
10,
a36.13
1
6.49
shares. .lc
Bond
Investors
Railroad Stock shares.
Carrier
61
1960
12.
April
37.51
,
Bteel
Canadian
Fire
21%
21
(Texas)—10.
Life
Seaboard Surety Co_
Security Ins (New Haven)—
Paul
:
4---
79%
15.09
6.79
BR Equipment shares.
Carolina
Republic Natl
14.88
c
&
Republic Insurance
76%
101
54%
:
-
19%
2
81%
Tns_JQ
1963
15,
5%s
16.87
7.11
Petroleum
Bausch
72%
Y)
(N
76
1961.
4%s
12.22
12.99
—
British
Reinsurance Corp
96
I960—______
15,
4%r
9.81
6.48
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Alabama
56%
Seaboard
I960-—
15,
4%s June
11.86
lc
Institutional
Inst
49%
53%
20%
1960_
3%s
a9.37
12.71
Fhlly Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shs—lc
Railroad
10
;
22%
50%
76,
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)—1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
19
4%s Sept. 10. 1962
3%s March 11, 1963
4%s Nov. 12, 1963.
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
Common
5
46
.
21
_10
.__
I960™
3%s
al8.40
6.76
Life Ins Co
St
Amer——50c
15,
4%s May
13.14
Canada
60%
5
5
Co
15,
5%s
7.44
Inc
72%
56
Co
Providence-Washington
Title
July
4%s
14.73
6.81
of
6%
10
Aug.
5.35s
15.66
1
Fund
15,
3%s
V
dividend)
Scudder
59%
5
Ins
of
4%S' March
Siiares
stk.
Dist
68%
.
Phoenix
5%
Pederal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4s June 10, 1960
8.41
1
Fund—
12%
10
43%
4s
9.29.
1
Fund
50%
Philadelphia
54%
56%
1
June
3 %s
14.07
lc
shares
Tobacco
8.55
13.93
1
Growth
39%
37
11%
40%
Co
Insurance
%
; 34
3.33 %
36%
Co
Life
Corp
4%s
Growth Stock
(Geo)
Peerless
10
Standard
4%s
10.93
Inc
Indemnity
50%
54%
32
—12%
Y
34%
Co
4%s
11.54
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Common
Food
10.05
6.16
.
-
.
5s
6.78
Inc
Putnam
3%
Bid
20.19
Fund
(Ex
6.20
18.42
Puritan
Quarterly
Owners
al3.23
Scudder 8tevens & Clark Fund_l
Securities—
Automobile
*
1
Inc
(T Rowe)
3
51%
29%
2.50
N
y:.vA
47
5
Insurance
19%
38%
33
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.11
1
Putnam
General Investors Trus
13.11
Corp
Fund Inc
Co
Ins Co of
50%
(D Ci_1.50
5.40s
Pine Street Fund Inc
"
-
70%
Boiler
Insurance
4.45s
Fund
Northern
Pacific
Figures after decimal point represent
<5e
Mutual Fund
Philadelphia
Ins
River
80%
Pederal Home Loan Banks—
Inc
Fire
36%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__ 10
Over-The-Counter
Fund
York
Northeastern
4
(Fla)
11.57
Securities
Casualty!
2
Hampshire Fire—
—10
New
150
10.82
11.29
•
series
10.01
-1
1
Square
Steam
9.65
Oppenlieimer Fund
Securities
Amsterdam
66
10
104
30%
...
20%
;
76%
5
Insurance
Jefferson
13.60
Peoples
36%
New
143
'
159
'
1
A 36%
North
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Home
14.77
Penn
52
100 ;
15%
-
13%
56%
149
com
43
34%
11%
lo
-4
8.44
12.58
6.13
Custodian Funds Inc—
Franklin
7.72
8.83
Series
13.51
4.64
32
34%
43%
8.28
1
2.34
AA
V;V-
39
—10
5
6.24
1
5.61
Inc
40
10
____
229
3%
32%
•
Union
348
4.05
7.58
Inc
2.14
11.55
3.71
1
~
Shares
(Bait)
.
Line
334
5
Insurance
Home
6.13
5.71
Chemistry
Electronics
1
Founders Mutual Fund
5.61
1
Series
.1
Fire——__5
Nationwide Corp class A
5
New
2.50
F)
American
Life
Insurance
One William Street Fund
10c
Inc
11.21
England Fund
York Capital Fund
Nucleonics
18
15.51
X15.17
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
8.03
14.27
Fidelity Capital Fund
10.26
of Canada Ltd
7.75
-20c
15.68
-
Sleek
Growlh
(S
Insp & Insurance
Series—
Stock
Inc
220
17%
1
Reinsurance Corp
Hartford
1
Stock Series
50c
Energy Fund Inc
Mquity Fund Iuc_.
14.50
Series
Preferred
50c
Fund
Fund
1
Series
Income Series
Howard—
&
Balanced
Stock
21.03
Series
Dividend
25c
Siiares
Fund
19.49
Corp
Securities
Balanced
Shares—
E
Series
Dividend
Dreyfus
Baton
10.43
Fund
Stk
Growth
Diversified
Co Inc.l
1
9.48
14
34
19%
61
49%
10
22%
17%
17%
52%
16%
10
1
4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.47
interest
Wide Securities
Fund
Life
Hanover
al3.50
3.19
Gulf
Siiares
Trust
1
Income Fund Inc
Delaware
1
1
Mutual Shares Corp
beneficial
Co_:
Employ Life Ins
Great
12.48
Fund
21%
5
(DC)—
Gov
Automation
&
19%
10
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ius
15.91
Inc
Old
5
Co
Co
Va
Accident Ins
10
Life
Glens Falls
22.68
13.94
Investing Co Inc
Delaware
14.72
20.98
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
7.92
14.06
33 %C
Mutual Investment
Dividend Income Fund
Franklin
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
Fund
B
Natl
National
■
-."v.
Inc
Insurance
Fireman's
beneficial interest—1
Missiies-Jets
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
59%
44
55
2
Assurance
Life
Life &
i
Life Ins
Casualty
National Fire
5
Lite
General
Monument
Natl
(N J)—2
Co—
1
of
Life
Life Ins Co
Amer
8%
8
40%
10
Standard
Co
National
3%
2%
1
5
Shippers
ForsLer
&
Federal
Slock
Iuc
of
C)—1
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units
3%
(Ky)
General
13.01
27%
2%
D
Inc
16%
Casualty
1
Massachusetts Bonding & Ins_5
Muss Indemnity & Life
Ins—..5
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
Merchants & Manufacturers___4
10%
25%
(Wash
Ins
Insurance
Lincoln
1
Corp
(Galveston)
&
Life
17
48 %
Re-insurance
Natl Life
Companies
44
Nat
Ins
Life
J)~2%
(Newark N
Investors
3
,
12
9%
5
- ?
Casualty Ins Co
Tenn
Loyal
Ask
20%
57%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
2.33
int_33%c
Growth
-1
Assurance
&
Maryland
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group
Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Trust
Investors
beneficial
of
Fla)
Home
Mercury
Cruin
1.87
Investors
11
Continental
3.55
shares
10
Continental
3.54
lc
shares
10%
15%
Co
conv
Connecticut
3.32
Massachusetts
20.64
8.12
1
lc
Petroleum
9.48
1
Inc
Inc—
Fund
shares
42
Co
2.24
Special Investment shares- lc
Transport
shares
lc
11.13
Mass
Inc 1
lc
38%
Commonwealth
3.34
shares
Of
Beneficial
Managed Funds—
lc
shares—lc
29%
Boston Insurance
6.44
shares
27%
Bankers
17.97
Insurance Stk
10
Bankers
15.41
Life Insurance Investors Inc
Life
Amer
11.95
14.10
83%
American
16
10.93
Electric
>
15%
*
80%
Insurance
Amer
12.46
25c
1
15.75
10.18
1
—
Fund
Fund
12.34
Investment
Composite Fund
De Vegli
Inc
14.41
Composite Bond & Slock
De
Fund
11.41
Commonwealth Stock Fund
v
6.83
5
American
Loomis-Sayles
Income
Common wealth
Series
6.53
1
Inc
Fund
5.95
Lire
Inc
Fund
Concord
14.38
1
Securities
Commonwealth
Fund
14.50
13-30
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
Amer Ins Co
14.26
5.91
Fund Inc—1
Fund of Can—1 a25.02
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—• al4.76
10.50
Colonial Energy Shares
Colonial
13.28
Trust
9.61
preferred
7%
11.42
13.06
76
(Jacksonville
20.81
(Speculative Com Stk) _1
Priced Com Stks)_l
72 %
American
16.30
19.07
(Low
50c
Corp—100
Inc
14.93
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
10°
Fund
Christiana
9.58
Venture
8.51
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical
10.32
Lexington
1
Fund
Stock
9.46
8.77
Bonds)
1
Pfd Stocks)—1
Lazard
&
Ins Shares
Life
(Discount
17.47
!—lc
Ltd
Fund
Growth
17.14
13.92
:
16.15
Canadian International Growth
Capital
23.24
15.71
Lexington
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
21.30
Keystone Fund of Cauada Ltd.!
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Canada General Fund—
Bid
10
Co
preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
25.00
(Income
S-l
Par
82%
$1.25
23.95
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Ltd
Canada
Companies
Ask
78%
Equitable Asstir
-5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
al2.99
Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)-1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
K-2
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Bid
10
Surety
Agricultural Insurance
(The)
(Investment
B-l
<5s
American
.
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1.50
5.24
Trust
Mut
Inc
Mutual Fund
two-for-one split
*
Devel
Atomic
America
of
Co
Fund
Inc—1
Fund
Associated
Par
10.04
Istel
1 al4.72
Fund
Investors
Ask
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Investors Research Fund
1
Investment
2.39
—
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
1.25
Fund
Affiliated
Anxer
Par
Funds—
Mutual
3)
75
1995
100%
FOOTNOTES FOB OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES A
80
100%
New
S?r J"!?6'
York Stock
M"et valuc' b BM yield
Exchange,
t New
stock,
x
; ;
price, d Ex-rights
k Admitted tc U'tlng on th<
Ex-divldend.
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend
191
Volume
Number 5957
.
.
The Commcvcial and
Financial Chvoniclc
,
the course of
(2455)
bank clearings
Third Federal Reserve
,
District—^Philadelphia—
week
I960
Bank
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
-* 1
•; '
'
Ended June 4—
Week
'; New
* *
V
York
'
•'
>- 1
'
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■
;'v.y.«
Louis
———-
———
1,147,875,185
1,098,000,000
9.4
—10.4
367,800,000
625,266,000
Baltimore,
,
[.
—
•
489,190,051
five
cities,
Other
-
All
cities,
one
five days-.
__J
day
,.—
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4,581,020,950
976,359,182
916,324,190
was
an
week in 1959!
same
center showing
at this
was
increase of 2.1%.
an
We
group
we
ends
1.5%
of
and
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<-*
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:• '* •'
530,313,84*
50,020,300
8.8
351,073,113
469,854,429
1,525,832,227
3.0
1,058,382,637
1,310,270,678
the
—
8,782,849
10,510,643*
—
•
5,787,119
-
3,882,420
«
225,219,475
8,7191511
403,991,863
127,342,555
141,073,832
776,904,052
•
802,686,511
144,825,698
•
+ 10.2
9.7
18,084,576
;■
164,953,3^3
:
313,571,128
7,174,826
3.4
—
4,155,133
18,449,375
0.5
—
-
3,778,003
0.9
+
—
7,914,921
390,280,841
...
:
+ 49.2
20,604,000
223,990 026
30,764,052
-30,340 734
137,870,562
...
412,600,000
-
279,309,511
i
6,333,581
99,860,650
109,040,318
3.2
553,398,063
616,138,039
3.2
—
;
7,116,061
6,558,272
■
-26,563,877
< •<;<;.
16,015.327
15,341 070
(10
smaller
6.0
111,269,353
106,506,052
2.5
369,500,000
339,400,000
+ 11.7
< 5,264,929
5,960,546
28.3
5,205,999
5,307,209
4.5
224,773,855
+ 18.4
169,058,280
197,637,049
194,756,254
+
—
4.4
+
12,630,366
12,344,337
621,505
649 ,598
4.3
546,764
292,310,387
Orleans
217,973 381
+
34.1
180,332,339
195,867,179
1,325,531,530
+
9.4
1,105,145,762
1,084,355,84a
2,701.411
+
3.6
18,475,469
+
/. I-
Total
26,002,054
+
+
6,369 337
5,112 ,704
285,851, 636
231,240 787
273,907,473
"
—
130,052 ,283
402,600 .000
,
272,911,359
:
Louisiana—New
—
'
575,079
„
Cities)
1,450,674,998
•
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago"
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
/
Indiana—Fort
♦2,800,000
-
<
19,508,364
8,309,848
10,070,860
13,306,897
+
13.4
'88,410,000
+
1.3
11,142,876
+
4,661,162
4,481,927
+
4.0
146,989,677
+
28.1
Haute
lowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
7,948,047
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
8,579,669
54,081,018
Moines
53,408,926
■-
6,315,676
-
•
18,115,746
1,931,448
1,251,897,471
5,917,520
13,972,025
14,928,910
r__.
Rockford"
■"■■■
12,058,822
Springfield
6,971,841
:
•
67,546,000
-
7,537,801
2,277,541
2,837,160 '
6,535,690
104,090,393
.^
-
40,398,672 "
5 400,935
37,418,643
15,070,495
12,052,105
—11.8
1,318,513
1,616,316
'4.3
953,906,438
966,059,191
5,631,027
5,978,837
—
+ 48.8
6.4
—
r
-
-
-
12,638,561
-
13,262,230
+ 28.4
8,680,136
1.1
4,852,347
0.2
1,257,762,668
1,277,129,900
2.1
9,389,164
6,892,300
—
4
•
•
+ 28.9
14,049,870
1,703,212
1,198,335,206
8,804,940
Minneapolis Reserve
7.4
1.3
+
8,076,299
-
102,281,094
*
16,203,749
8,896,798
*
3.2
—■
•
63,848,000*
'
a
2,651,819
7,206,927
188,345,251
Bend
1,921,832
14,249,240
li;506,782
South
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
-
5.6
+ 34.9
89,544,000
Terre
by
*:•
15,091,601
Wayne
Indianapolis
totals record
are
.VsV'.•
•"
230,893,342
418,305,212
494,876,964
Mississippi—Vicksburg
-
'.'.if,"?:
9,895,271
212,293,503
1.9
—
8,587,198
Cities)
Mobile
District of 0.3%.-t in the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
register an increase
of 2.4% but in the Dallas Reserve
District there is a decrease of 1.9% and in the
San Francisco Reserve District of 0.1
%.
;
;;
<
: v
;
j.
9,615,277
2.2
—
10,262,734
Alabama—Birmingham
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
0.2%,;the;Str Louis Reserve District
—23.9
48,245,600
Florida—Jacksonville
3.0% and in the Richmond Reserve District by 3.2% but in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
gain of
916,764,270
+ 30.2
Macon
Ac¬
note that in the
Philadelphia Reserve District the
trict the totals are larger by 9.4%.* The
859,536,175
•
20,784,000
Augusta
and in the Bos¬
falling off of 3.5%.- In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
a
3.5
11,207,835
tojt^ls show,an improvement of 2.0%
ton Reserve District of 2.6% but in the
1,234,116,952
+ 12.3
Georgia—Atlanta
the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
this
New York Reserve District the
(6
Nashville
¬
gain of 0.5%, the bank clearings
a
13,675,177
—
+ 13.8
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
appear
week
1.3%, the aggregated clearings for
$24,706,795,722 against $24,393,585,846 in the
Outside of this city there
5,956,218
13,335,038
—
12.717,284
-
increase of
the whole country, having amounted to
5,651,360
3,314,821
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
4.8
—
elaborate detailed statement, however, which
For that week there,
May 28.
5,149,067
2,947,108
12,987,911
,
.....
Columbia—Washington
Total
we present further
below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week
ended
we are
0.4
3.9
—
—
18,437,922
14,774,293
Virginia—Huntington
1' District of
has to be estimated.
cases
3,251,731
.
1,480,529,204
i
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
6.6
+
not available at time of
going to press.
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
3,036,774
5,209,868
5.3
—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
cur issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the
Saturday and the Saturday figures
+ 21.4
1,562,262
14,283,498
..
South
.
-
—
863,000,000
< 451,150,127
.
(7 cities)
Richmond
—14.7
$22,972,218,507 $24,136,727,802
In the
Total
West
2.9
—
$21,995,859,325 $23,220,403,612
—...
808,000,000
6.7
—
•*•:<"
;
Total all' cities,
3,584,158
3.4
—
13,598,961
305,094,571
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
0.1
+
:
;:«V ;:<•■
3,309,574
*
368,975,480
3,905,436,728
1,452,000
13,637,543
622,519,575
59.198,000
-
...
—15.1
$18,090,422,597 $18,639,382,662
days„___
1,708,599
9.2
—11.2
—
4.3
77,089,100
Virginia—Norfolk
days———
$
6.7
14,026 325
-•
'Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
.
cities,- five
Ten
—20.1
1,581,310
1,852,195
—15.8
610,855,071
Youngstown
7.0
—
548,161,377
344,319,306
13,519,636
298,350,790
Mansfield
•
,
2.5
—
672,445,550
■-
*
Columbus
<—12.3
548,451,082
,—
23,024,190
1,190,566,264-
Ohio—Canton
;
"■Cleveland
Cities)
7,192,706
21,471,312
'
t
Cleveland
423,293,631
415,354,651
—
_rr
Cincinnati
743,922,127
,<
Pittsburgh
(11
2.7
—
358,600,000
Francisco
San
6,058.877
y:.
Jersey—Trenton
1957
$
1,486,681
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
371,306,545
;
———•
6,680,804
3,955,426
12,940,006
Delaware—Wilmington
1.0
—
—
666,593,177
■; Kansas1 City—-----—•——-
6,653,306
*3,800,000
1
1958
2.8
+
4,333,812
York
%
995,000,000
—
Boston.
St.
1959
1,117,2^5,876
; Philadelphia '/
1,165,000,000
5,261,617
Wilkes-Barre
or
'»'<
'
$12,648,285,960 $12,779,719,261
—
1,125,000,000
Bcranton
Total
V
-
1960
,
-t-w
j:
1
■
,
.
Chicago
'
2,094,084
4,723,728
!
4,195,768
Philadelphia
Reading
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
'<>$*"'.'V
I..
t
.
1,647,792
♦1,900,000
May 28
Inc.
Dec. %
1,944,774
1,316,762
Lancaster
New
$
1,998,616
Bethlehem
Ended
1959
$
clearings this week will show a decrease compared with a year ago. Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 4, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
4.8% below those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $22,972,218,507 against $24,136,727,802 for the same week in 1959. At this center
there is a loss for the week ending Friday of 1.0%. Our comparative
summary
for the week follows:
-
47
—
12,625,1G8
5,436,009
:.L.
"
In the
following-
furnish
we
a
Total
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
cities)
(17
1,664,577,211"
.'
■St. Lcuis—
NUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1,660,892,924
■
•
•
"
'
+
-
;
*
<«I960
Week Ended
May 28—
' •< $ 1
3rd
12 Cities
924,321,767
:—-I-ll
5th Richmond
9th
+
12,894,468,632
<+
1,190,596,264
1,234,116,952
—
3.5 ;
1,525,832,227
—
3.0
6
V
>
;
,
■
**}."'
'
y
'
1957
now
week ended
add
280,900,000
293,600,000
198,965,567
206,339,088
3.6
185,105,568
151,912,190
141,049,265
7.7
119,696,768
3,621,879
3,822,924
5.3
2,890,321
181,740,010
106,521,0313
2,387,391
735,199,636
724,111,277
+
1.5
588,592,657
584,248,423
;
+
0.5
+
7.1
8,112,239
308,068,428
305,977,573
1.7
115,639,448
110,214,560
4.1
-8,290,506
Total
916,764,270
553,398,063
1,084,355,842
11,257,762,668
0.2;
<+
1,277,129,990
+
1.5 " / <- 588,592,657
I): 660,629,904 <+ O.3.;
North
Dakota—Fargo
451,675,666
S0uth
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
459,794,262
r,.
;
603,660,842
—
1.9
479,515,154
C\, 1,372.612.739
1,374,401,321
—
0.1
968.030,412
972,821,235
cities"— 24,706,795,722
24,393,535,846
1.3:17,778,394,671
,-V
'■}
.•
V
,
years:
.
■
.+
11,915,109,572
11,972,290,623
,^
:
"
0.5,
+
.
8,795,762,777
•
.9,213,426,496
•-'t
:
.
7
B
i?
Portland,'
'
" *'*1
763,901,123-•
——A<;
Dbg. %
+
20.3
2,915,170
3,829,597
+
13.5
4,703,392
4,043,436
13,919,274
2.9
9,802,121
11,799,641
457,531,304
451,675,660
;
_
i;
.:;v
7,712,741
4,940,725
539,780,330
+23.8
2,373,486
,V-:;; 2,783,027
'1,869,206
—21.6
1,150,479
*■<
+
-
■
7-
15,739,634
Island—Providence^.,
V
+
11,867,114
32,579,455'
4.8
17;640,982
19,320,978
+11.9
26,748,200
26,189,400
—
v
+25.2
3,015,683
900,531,686
-
10,227,217
8,844,593
,
+
2,000,508
cities)
456,669,940
13,690,735
5,508,852
>
703,275,654
-
686,672,040
703,253,899
577,524
8,105,262
7,647,29a
6.0
121,528,470
+
-30,528,477
Buffalo
26,157,484
-
+16.7
*
•
10,387,408
Wichita
5,695,394
0.7
21,966,846
<7,776,045
19,272,669
1.1
337,191,458
300,572,829
6.9
+
—
3.3
104,848,591
119,010,196
—
7.5
1,803,980
2,111,345
3,456,705
3,733,381
—
7.4
2,707,725
2,763,557
12,734,505,099
12,478,426,274
+
2.1-
43,600,591
amestown
41,218,988
+
5.8
30,057,670
30,757,925
28,368,757
^
27,403,689
+
3.5
18,864,458
20,428,141
.
York
—
CY*yraCUSe
—_
bectlcut—Stamford
x,
Jersey—Newark.^.
0rthern New
T?tal
Jersey
<8 cities)
■
■
'
'
•
T
(A)* v' t l
■
-
-
(a)
"
10,001,748
+
23.4
11,532,269
4,374,562
V 4,134,666
+
2.4
511,863,584
469,638,409
—
(6
—
9.7
10,515,500
7,959,252
1.6
407,801,918
397,043,569
7.4
37,940,463
•
cities)
5.700,000
4,800,000
+ 18.8
5,913,000
33,657,031
6,071,000
5,158,631
\
,
^
;
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
—
7,470,144
—30.9
6,649,912
*5,473,714
12,266,757
r
—I-_
Falls
525,131,859
—«»
worth~z::i::i
Galveston
11,499,137
516,938,738
Austin
Dallas
Fon
9,960,616
+ 23.2
10,694,361
603,660,842
1.9
41,470,531
.
i
591,922,065
\
44,799,086
,
—
479,515,154 L
9,589,696
459,794,263
District—San Francisco—
Twelfth Federal Reserve
8,982,631,894
-
-
U)
1—
28,721,761
2,748,973
2,542,017
ochester
29,261,145
,.
-
151,587,446
146,641,608
mlra
119,052,801
'
+ 24.3
—
—
.
602,915
521,636
6.4
Eleventh Federal Reserve District-—Dallas
Tf>xa<;
WYatota0n_Seattle
Second Federal Raserve
District—Naw York—
York—Albany—_L J,.
947,687
6.5
2,244,618
650,147,819
~
2.6
(9
V
—
28,308,101
461,570,166
12,746,009
6,798,657
* -
—.U
164,980,731;
7,369,696
+ 46.5
+
—
1,372,716
711,845,493
:7
City
*
9,157,819
28,123,436
-
St';: Joseph
Total
3,680,841
29,973,607.
7.9
.
!
_
9.1a
—
' 34,780,000
3,776,763
924,321,767
-
•
47,009,53?
-24,121,920
,
38,930,600
— —
w—*7
13,774,820
7
43,274,924
22,974,016 7
+14.4
.13,801,242
" 15,026,616
i'f
p. '
7!"
7'-;
I
I
8,600,908
174,829,711
—
—.
-
0.3
~+
582,875,270
2,626,134
3,250,673 7 +27.2
893,770
649,307
691,227.
I—I
—
City-
8,049,251
./Colorado—Colorado Springs
■
7
...
"
660,629,904
1,309,378
—
-
Missouri—Kansas
+
»; 2,400,522
2,223,282
3,060,710
•'
662,641,023
Wichita
$
2.3
746,522,229
.
(7 cities)
Kansas—Topeka
+11.7
6,527,316
"?
4,134,755
,
ew
6,858,051
3,222,178
6,629,538
13,515,406
Hastings
1957
*
-
vt-j
-1
1.464,642
Bedford—f_-l.
Cities)
+
8,952,808
3.877.527
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
"
1958
2,798,348 7+37.3
3,913,095
LoweU
May 28
Inc. or
^
7,292,953
Massachusetts—Boston
Ended
1959
A
3,842,646
Hampshire—Manchester
—
7.523.528
-
-Lincoln
$
1960
^aine—Bangor
Connecticut—Hartford
,ft New kaven.^_J__-_77k;'v"
Phode
10,408,889
—
—
Nebraska—Fremont
;
Week
-
First Federal
Reserve District—Boston—
-Fall River—-
167,118,396
9,998,275
Helena
Total
the figures for each city for the
,
—-
^ '• v»
8,050,213
451,692,030
18,494,018,637
■**
•-
,%
8,089,830
454,915,809
-
—
Paul
469,638,489
457,531,304
591,922,065
...'Z
^
■ ■
-
-164,310,034
Minneapolis
St.
584,248,423
■
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Omaha
--
...
Ninth Federal Reserve
616,138,059
1,105,145,762
+
cities)
(4
1,310,270,678
1,058,382,637
9.4
-
9,647,927,824
,
859,536,175
511,863,584
May 28 for four
at—
(12
372,900,000
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qufticy
703,253,899
2.4
V
f7.Springfield
Worcester
9,288,488,436
3.2 "
724,111,277
our-detailed statement showing
■</<.;<<<■.<•'
-J
650,147,819
380,700,000
..
+
Outside New York
City-.—-.
Total
«
686,672,040
in
Total,—jw_108
2.0
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Y
703,275,654
a
12th San
Francisco
,
Missouri—St.
•
'
.+
1,660,892,924
•
662,641,023
*
"'
'
11th Dallas
New
;
2.6
802,686,511
>
735,199,636
.7
City
<
1,450,674,998 /. 1,325,531,530
4
Minneapolis
Clearings
776,904,052
.
.
V
1,664,577,211
Louis
10th Kansas
■
$
-
■
Chicago
We
'
900,531,686
~
_.-;-__10
6th Atlanta
•
>1958
•
Dec. %
:
1,480,529,204
Philadelphia
6th St.
-
13,153,541,109
*8
York
•4th Cleveland
:7th
v
Inc. or
v.
'
1st Boston
2nd New
1959
9,280,592,141>
—:
Bea?h
2°5:i9W42
ss3sss
I
7.2
147,561,028
174,027,141
—32.1
•
issssjil
4,188,004
3,726,162
+
4.5
137,533,881
109,103,320
.+
5.7
.83,771,773
71,164,087
5.2
19,727,442
22,440,277
30,809,928
Francisco
iaS Tose
Barbara
18,613,281
729,381,081
36,197,490
—18.5
13,609,558
15,264,005
+
0.4
524,677,297
541,868,052
—
2.5
19,691,745
20,130,014
10,181,003
Pasadena
32,485,360
15,164,208
732,342,998
35:296,220
CaHfornia—Long
SnPta
■
9,189,517
+ 10.8
6,005,803
5,878,370
+ 24.2
11,263,881
9,219,807
0.1
968,030,412
972,821,235
ItSton'zr
Total. (10 Cities).
-
—
1,372,612,739
1,374,401,321
24,706,795,722
24,393,535,846
+
1.3
17,778,394,671
18,494,018,637
11,972,290,623
—
11,915,109,572
+
0.5
8,795,762,777
9,213,436,496
34,855,165.
•;
57,145,815
71,976,850
73,399,305
—
1.9
55,167,075
91,921,005
89,793,092
+
2.4
63,145,898
13,153,541,109
12,894,468,632
+
2.0
9,288,488,436
9,647,927,824
Grand
71,541,778
,
Outside
*
total
(108 cities)...;
New York
Estimated,
—
City
(ft) Clearings
operations discontinued.
■
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2456)
.
.
ISSUES
ENTIRE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
EXCHANGE
debentures
in
•Announced
this
due
RATES
CERTIFIED
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
BY
MAY
Noon
Unit
Monetary
and
2, 1960, INCLUSIVE
1960 TO JUNE
27.
.•••
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
for
Rate
Buying
Friday
May 27
Name
.0119944
2.232764
2.231681
.0200550
.00161030
:
.00161065
.00277351
-
>00161070
v
:
■
'
Hall
.327966
.327800
.0800560
.0800560
.265195
.265195
2.774376
2.773029
.140181
.140118
.0349250
.0349250
.265190
Closed
2.775767
Memorial
.140193
.0349300
Day
,
-
v
•
:
.193406
.231725
.231662
| .231675
2.793051
2.791651
2.790296
2.803525
2.802120
2.800760 >•
.193458
pound-
Kingdom, pound
i
■
.0166263
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc.
preferred
Hammermill
(M.
Hanna
to
$378 million.; Loans
commercial banks increased $250 million.
domestic
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
increase
June
ASSETS—
1,
May 25,
June 3,
1960
1959
1960
Gold certificate
acco.mt
18,115,645
Redemption fund for F. R. notes_
2
576,249
—
943,060
Total
30,008
+
Loans
and
Total
R.
gold certificate
notes
Other
of
other
19,058.705
reserves
banks.
cash
Discounts
47,295
29,395
53,943
Agricultural
loans
Loans
410,344
U.
28,866
t
Harshaw
Chemical
Hartman
Tobacco,
$4
t
Hauserman
3
44
securities-
175
U.
Government securities;:
2,035,567
Certificates
8,506,993
+10,142,733
securities
139
+ 318,700
132,067
+
Other
Loans
Held
under
repurchase
26,036,629
agreem't
318,700
+
Real
132,067
+
U.
Total
U.
Total
loans
S.
Govt,
securities—
26,036,629
+318,400
+
26,386,422
+ 264,457
—
132.067
S.
foreign
Due from
foreign banks
Cash items
Bank
securities
Treasury
bills
in
premises
5.132,268
+
610
1
+
595
—5,503
—124~903
+
274
+
8,566
22,016
+
33,211
—
187,811
+
Within
124,018
One
S bonds
959
year
five years
to
After
five
assets
51,558,832
+
69,977
615,883
—
Reserves
78
—
4,666
—
...
Currency
LIABILITIES—
Federal
notes
27,382,324
+171,572
190,523
+
Deposits:
Member bank reservees
17,541,026
U. S. Treasurer—general acct
Foreign
■
■■
1
460.051
213,748
,
Deferred
Other
'
deposits
and
r—
43,941
3,194
—
14,291
—
140,226
—
Total
—
LIABILITIES—
40
134,652
—
Hertz
563
+
Stock
deposits adjusted
58,292
252
-
359,819
+
67,637
+
7.496
,
cash
4,278,767
dividends
44,506
+
50,280,241
accrued
items-
+
—
30,980
—
743,235
—128,848
_
+
+
1,020
81,660
6,128
U.
S.
Government
demand
liabilities
51,240
464,924
deposits
4,922
Foreign
646
+1,575
6%
banks
Time deposits:
5
9,713
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
1,294
V
—
69
—
1
1,359
9
30,586
.J:
60
—
ACCOUNTS—
K;
Capital
paid
Surplus
Other
to
:.
in—
■
From
7
398,079
_____
of
+
148
+
18,589
774,808
accounts.—
liab.
gold
and
105,704
capital
certificate
accts.
"...
51.558,832
+
JM.|
others
Reserve
Banks..
____>,
158
19,771
—.
93,602
tion
—
77,128
tPreliminary (San Francisco District).
„
69,977
•Exclusive
of
loans
valuation
of
to
domestic
reserves;
45
2,646
r_^_
+
+
+
378
commercial
individual
loan
banks
and
items
are
—
+
after
shown
41.5%
.1%
Industrial
loan
commitments
r
-
6,087
Redemption Calls and Sinking
will
preferred
The
condition
statement
of
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
ended May 25: Decreases of
$226 million in loans ad¬
justed, $152 million in balances with domestic
banks,
and $646 million in demand
deposits credited to
banks, and an increase of $252 million in
posits adjusted.
de¬
districts
brokers
,
for
and
a
and
industrial
total
dealers
decline
loans
of
$50
decreased
million.
and
a
list
of
stock
common
Home
corporate
called
Loans
to
for
Philadelphia
OF
Government bonds decreased
by $43 million.
income
Reduction
3% -6%
increased $45 million and
5%
Co,,
bonds
due
Nov.
15,
1983
—Jun
bor-
Ritter
due
)
7-15
April
1,
due
15
2093
16
25c
6- 6
6-15
-5-25
30c
V-
•
7-
1
7-
1
Date
>..<3%
75c
' 6-15
11c
6rl5
45c
Ltd.—
Lumber
9-15
•;
''
v.
(quar.)
8-31
6-17
6-17
9-23
$45c
9
50c
7-
15c
Mines,
6- 8
5-31
6- 4
9-5
v>,6-39
45c
O-
6- 3
-6-30^
$10c
)__.J
i
6-30
Ltd.—
6- 2
6-2
6-30
6-30
8-1
6- 1
6-30;
$6c
&
$6c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
5%
Marine
Ltd.,
A
6
1665
—July
1
2301
—July
1
♦
Hupp
15
"~
-July
1
*
1966
-July
l
2352
6- 9
6-10
5-2J
6- 3
5-18
15c
6-28
6-10
15c
6-10
:•
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)L_.___
Ltd.,
class
A
40c
(stock
5-2U
6-15
<
6-15
5-2U
25c
7- 1
*']'
7- 1
b'u
40c
6-10
5-13
(quar.)
6-20
6-3
30c
6-10
5-31
$75c
6-13
75c
6"15
62(4c
6-30
dividend3%
(quar.)
•
Mining & Smelting Co.; Ltd.-—
5%
Erie
,
.
Production
'
(quar.)
preferred
Mortgage
(qtiar.)
Corp.
(Ontario)—
6%
1st
pfd.
Sugar, Ltd.
&
Door,
(quar.)________
(quar.)__
common
___!
(quar.)
_
preferred
6-10
$1.50
<,15
7- 1
•
$1.25
6"^
6-
6-15
25c
50c
' $1.25
>,,$1.25
>
preferred (quar.)
(quar.).,-'—^^^—^...
6
7-2
"
-V
preferred (quar.
5%
•
.
6-30
6-30
: 9^30
12-30
94
5"3^
.
$47'/2c
Sash
$2.75
5-2u
"
4%
56'Ac
____;
Husky Oil Co.,
Huyck
6-1
4%
(quar.)_
Co.
5-18
6-20
16*30
7-2
6- 9
■
$125/2c
(quar.)
Quarterly
4(4%
l,
6-15
______
Company
Hutchinson
2091
6- 1
18c
50c
(s-a)
-
Lighting & Power Co.
Corp.,
Huttig
8-10
$1.06'/4
A
5%
1968
Inc.—
subordinated debentures due
Jan.
W.),
Bay
„
6-lu
7- 1 '
6-14
.$12 (4c
Corp.—
preferred
&
'
6-15
40c
(s-a)_
tquar.)
preierred
Sound
Huron
5%
series, due 1977_ —Jun
Corp.
1
8-15
6-15
.
class
(quar.)
Quarterly
*
8-
37(4c
(quar.)__
10c
preferred (quar.)__
12(4c
Insurance
(Calif.)—v
40c
(F.
Hubinger
.,.
8- 1
Winston
class
B
6-30
35c
__2__
common
6«;3
k
6-15
16(4c
common
6-15
6" 1
6-14
6-24 >
„
17(4c
;
-
quar.
6-17
6-15
7- 1
250 " 6-15
\
^
Company,
Houston
Page
n
1,
'
20c
(initial
6- 6
6-24
.'
50c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Shoppes, common (stock dividend).
B
(stock dividend)..:
Houdallle Industries, Inc., common
(quar.)_
2308
-Jun
1961___
6'/,%
Jan.
8- 1
6-24
60c
(quar.)__
Class
Page
I
Pipe Line Co.—
bonds
Finance Co.,
5'/2%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Hugoton
Inc.—
«FiILst mtge- P*Pe IIne bonds
trust
6-15
35c
..
i
&
Co.,
1
$$3 /> 7- 4
j
Hot
l
Winkle-Munning Co.—
Wisconsin
5-23
A
.
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Hudson
conv. pfd.
stock, 1951 series
Housing Corp.—
Fifteen-year, 3% bonds, series 1965-
coll.
A
$4.25
Howe
Jun
cumulative
debentures
Ltd.—
Hoskins
bonds series A,
Amun-Israeli
5%
6- 2
(increased)
Paper Co. of Canada
Chemical
$2.25
Date
Northeastern Water Co.—
reporting member banks from
6-15
5-23
_
'
>
Oil
4(4%
Company—
Company and Issue—
4 Vz %
6-10
17(40
Inc.—
Mining Co. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph (Va.)
Horner
TENDERS
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Michigan
6-10
'
1
Fire.
Class
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
Transportation
Consolidated mortgage
due Jan. 1, 2039
4.50%
6-10
1
1
Hoover
;
gives the location in
Company and Issue—
Hanson-Van
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $48 million.
Holdof the combined total of
Treasury notes and U S
nigs
page number
NOTICE
Air
1
77-
Company,
Oil
Hooker
most
purchasing or carrying U. S.
Government and other securities
decreased $82 million.
Loans to sales and
personal finance institutions decreased $102 million.
irJwr?V^ingS 0f ^eekly
federal Reserve Banks
bonds, notes,
for
redemption,
Poll-New England Theatres, Inc.—
in
7-
40c
4334c
(quar.)
Quarterly
in which the details were
General
Commercial
91 (4c
(quar.)
preferred
Honolulu
the current volume
-
demand
6- 1
(quar.)_'___
preferred (quar.)
Ltd
Rinehart
Home
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
domestic
6-13
:
found
be
ing tenders, and the
weekly
5-20
25c
Co.
Homestake
including
Condition Statement of Member Banks
6-20
(quar.)
Consolidated
Gold
Fund Notices
Below
12V2c
Sugar Corp.,
5%
360
—-•
.
6-
Electronics
Homasote
82,896
+
6-15
Extra
Home
162,529
5-23
20c
6-12
'
Holly
liability
on
accept¬
purchased for foreign cor¬
respondents
5-23
6-12
Quarterly
gross.
Contingent
ances
6-12
6-12
,w.
(Edward)
Hollinger
deduc-
$Not available.
.7%
—
12c
>
133/4c
Co.,
Dauch
Hoffman
1,158
Holt
—
&
Hines
194
reserves
combined
5-23
...
deposit and F, R. note liabili¬
ties
7- 5
6-12
1234 c
Supermarkets, Class A
Hinde
615,883
—
7-15
25c
12V2c
Electric Light Co.,
Common
.
7-5
2834c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Quarterly
Federal
From
__
capital
Total
Ratic
/
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
Hills
Borrowings:
CAPITAL
(quar.)
Class
Inc.
221
631
7- 5
27(40
dividend
Highland-Bell,
19
+
7- 5
7-15
common
Hilo
Other
5-24
7-15
25c
(quar.)
340
-
6-10
21 (4c
Hewitt-Robins, Inc (quar.)__
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (quar. )__
...Hidden Spendor Mining, common .(quar.)_^_
-r2,646
6-3
6- 8
5-27
(Initial)
Corp.
6-15
>
(quar.)__
Chocolate
Heublein,
:
r
A
5-26
6- 3
6-10
2
Products—
Powder
Hershey
6-10
6-15
7-
(quar.)___
common
class
6-10
6-10
(quar.>l
Industries,
preferred
$2
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
Galion
Hercules
117
500
+
1,140
7%
32
+
—
29
—
Hercules
922
244
—
152
—
3,557
.
Interbank
Total
46
+
2,588
assets/liabilities
Demand
+
1,227
banks
assets—net
557,738
—
13,010
_
domestic
—
'
■;
availability
liab.
13,006
—
18,574,644
____
Total
coin
with
Banks
R.
Other
Reserve
Other
in
Balances
F.
28
A
.6-20
62V2c
(quar.)
common
Co., 3.65%
W.) Co., common
Curtis
6
1
10c
(quar.)
Brewing
(George
6
6-
7-
25c
Hendershot Paper Products,
6% preference (accum.)
—2,843
7
+
D
5-20
7-
7V2C
(quar.)
preferred
Class
42"
+
17,966
...
years..
with
J.)
(H.
7%
7-1
7-20
3%
(quar.)
Corp.
(G.)
Helene
one
B
Mining Co.
Helme
5-27
$4
divd.)
(quar.)—
F
preferred
Heinz
—1,583
(stock
preferred D (quar.)
Heileman
—1,077
21
—
9,374
Total
>
48
+
852
-
Hecla
$
16
—
1,331
indebte
of
37
+
25,774
_
preferred
5-27
'V-6- 1
25c
preference
Sugar Co., Ltd
Ltd.,
C
preferred G
Telephone,
Hazeltine
maturing:
104,192
.•_
Other assets
250
+
Co.
preferred A
5(4%
5-25
> 5-27'
>' 6-15
37'/2c
Co
Si
series
preferred
5.10%
>
■
+
—
certificates
Treasury notes and U.
15
of collection
process
275,808
securities—total..
5%
$
I
1,645
14.930
Government
22
—
6-10
6-13
v.
*40c
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
t
12,566
s
loans
Treasury
and
commercial
loans
estate
•
5
+
754
banks
domestic
to
Other
300
—
1,617
to
102
__
Co.
preferred
Hawaiian
15c
(quar.)
prior
Agricultural
534%
181
—
•v:
6-10,
10c. ->• 6-24
Company
Commercial
-;5»/2%
l)
>+
4,210
Loans
bought outright
5%
>.
2,483,771
Total
4(4 %
487
—
181
_
1,111
;
___
—10,142,733
13,010,298
securities.
Government
S.
Other
tills
Notes
20]
—
F.)
Hawaiian Electric
62)
—
1,413
(E.
Mfg.
Hawaiian
2,471
Bought outright—
Eonds
Hastings
Hawaiian
pur¬
securities
40c
1
6-13
,
$1.50
Co.
t
50
922
for
50c
3%
226
carrying:
or
Government
S.
Other
2
dealers
and
,
(quar.)
214
—
brokers
to
chasing
6.924
320,927
loans
Acceptances—bought outright
S.
546,241
346.486
advances
and
Industrial
U.
2
61,926
+
342,933
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plywood Corp.
31,172
loans
50c
5-25'
•
6-10
dividend
preferred
102,700
adjusted*
industrial
and
5-26,
**7-1
50c
9
5-26
6-15
7-
6-
.
-.6-15
30c
.
A
:
,
Refractories-^-
67,552
investments
class
6- 9
■
6-15
$1.06^
Harnischfeger Corp: (quar.)
Harris Intertype Corp.
(quar.)
107
6-20
$1.12V2
—_—
(quar.)__^__>__>__i___
Co.
36
adjusted*
Commercial
F.
Stock
Harbor
(quar.)—
com.
6-1
6r20
,.,
,
6-1
6-15
;
25c
(quar.)
104,345
investments
and
Loans
Co.
6- 1
>
-:10c
(quar.)__i.>——__.—;—,
•.
Mfg.
6%
1959
(In millions of dollars)
loans
B
6-1
•;
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)_T
Harbison-Walker
May 27,
1960
Co.,
Company,
Mining
(—) Since
1960t
ASSETS—
Class
Hansen
( + ) or
May 18,
May 25,
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
-•
■
A.)
Hanna
Decrease
(In thousands of dollars)
-
Paper
...7
V-6-15-
5c
(quar.)_—
Organ
.
25c
(quar.)____
common
preferred
preferred
Hammond
from others increased
*
„
1
6-.15
.6-15.
..
_5c
Co.,
6
Vy-
j
5c
—
Watch
6
6-
6-15
5c
—
6-
A
9
$$1.25^a8-15;8-5
•
i
4.50%
rowings
(quar.).
v6r22.
.6 »/4c
-
•
6-
6-20 >
60c
——
6-9
-lC
35c
(quar.)
' (quar.)
Co.
••7-:,l.;"-.'
•
$22'Ac
—
Manufacturing
'.'•'4.25%
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
5-19
4-
!
$15c
'—. >....
(initial)
B
Extra
4%
v
2.799066,:
;
5-19
5-19
6-15
,
._—1 _T———
Hamilton
2.788608
"
.6-15
:
7 >
•
Oil
Extra
.231650
$1.05 •£•'■ .fir 15
$1.11
F.)
Hamilton
,-.193350
-
•
Class
.0349200
.0166263
.0166263
(W.
Extra
■
■'
.193481
.0166263
peseta-
.265190
.140106
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>
Printing (quar.)
Well Cementing Co.
(quar.) —:
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 5%
pfd.
Hamilton Management Corp.-—
.Class A (initial) ,1_—
2.771352
-•
.v '
r\:
Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.).—
Halliburton
.0800560
'
.0800560
6
6-15
5-19
$1.10
.—
Haloid Xerox Inc.
>■327666-t
.327766
;
5-
25c
—
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5%v 1st
.00277112
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.209200
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11-25
(quar.)
1 $1.25 ••;-,f+6-15&\ 5-19
preferred (quar.)!—$1.27
6-15? V 5-19
$5.08
*'•
..:
•
$1.16
8-22
v
.6-10
.
(quar,)—-.
preferred
$5
.00311228
•
.
Africa,
preferred ,(quar.)
:•
2.800760
.00277351
guilder
pound.
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
of South
preferred
;
.209250
2.803525
Zealand,
United
preferred ..(quar.)—
$4.44
.239775:
.209312
Mexico, peso.
Union
$4.20
5-23
-
9-12
12-19
preferred, (quar.)_,t>
.
5.23
6.-13
>
$1.25
«.
common^quar.)_____;.
Utilities,
6-13
$1.25
.
25c
$4.40
.0200600 ->.
,204045
2.802120
i
4.64%
Co.,
.
$1.25
.210125
.
.204045
.239777
.239777
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States
T
1.016901
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>
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Gulf
;•
.0384062
s
.00311228
.00311228
.204010
.209475
Italy, lira
Japan, yen.
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
Netherlands,
r
'
.210150
.00311228
Ireland, pound
;
1.013593
.203985
markka.
(Metropolitan) new franc.
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Spain.
>
.210375
France
%
1.011953
.210262
1.012760
rupee
-
.0200510
Day
■+•
.0200600
.0383937
Memorial
.0384062
.0384062
(quar.).
Oil
Gulf
2,230331
>
•
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar.
Finland,
Closed
preferred
When. Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
:
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gulf
.0120061 i--
.
•
RR„
$5
$
.0119944
2.233804
pound.
schilling.
Ceylon,
2307
^
Per":
•
Ohio
&
preierred
preferred
J5
June 2
,
s
$
.0120217
Australia,
New
June 1
May 31
—
Austria,
pag®
29 '
14
of Company
Mobile
$5
:
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
May 30
.,
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Free
Jun
DIVIDENDS
_
Gulf
Argentina,
—
Issue.
Continued from page
County
1964
1,
June
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
f.
s.
buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the Secretary of the Treasury the
certifies daily to
i
Date
Superior Oils of Canada Ltd.—
New
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
CALLED
Company and Issue—
5%
Pursuant to the
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
;
6-
;
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.v"
^
Corp.,
new
preferred
preferred
common
(quar,
(quar.)..
(quar.••„-
12c/
$T.12,
69c
•
6-30
6-30
6-30
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.
.
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
.
.
The
Commercial
Per
preferred (quar.)
rjpal Cement (quar.)——,
tnfis Bell Telephone%
4 60
5IV2C
—T-
Capital Fund—
6-27
6-30
6-10
6-
I
Kei-ite
1
Minnesota Fund). Quar. of 3c
invest, income plus 5c from long-
from
tmoeHa"!1
5-31
teoc
7-
6-17
130c
——-——————
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Tobacco Co. of Canada
J L-jal
6-28
6-30
6-
6-30
6-1
$i2yaC
(interim)__
10c
Fund of Boston
incorporated Investors
-
—7-
■
4c
6-15
5-19
6-10
5-20
7-
45c
7-
ti5c
:
A
25c
6-3
1
2
7-15
6-15
$3
6-
6-
6
Kleinert
Knox
9c
7- 1
25c
6-15
6-
1
100%
6-15
5-
6
—________________s.
Lumber Co.—
—_____————
Insurance Co. of North America (stock d*" v
New com.
(initial quarterly
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.New common (initial-quar.) ——
5% preferred A
(quar.)-,—.
5%' preferred B (quar.)
——
vInterior Brewers, Ltd.
(reduced s-a)—
45c
—
3iy4c
:
75c
;
Harvester Co., com.
International Nickel Co. (Canada)New common
(initial)-
International
6-
1
6-21
_
6-15
6-15
25c
6-
6
6-10
5-10
25c
6-10
7-15
6-15
z:
$37 %c
——
6-20
6-
6-24
30c
6-10
8
J60c
6-27
6-13
I 5-23
,
$1
6-13
$30c
;•
Products
'
H
1
„-/;
6-15
43 %c
Textbdok
International
Interstate Hosts,
5%
preferred
Interstate
Power
5!/2%
Co.
(From
6-30
6-15
22V2C
6-17
6-2
54y2c
7-
6-10
&
of
Co.,
'
■
—
1
Foundation, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)—
7
(c
com.
7-1
$eoc
;;
6-
7-15-4
$75c -y
net
■
1
investment
income)
Corp.
39c
6-23
6-6
5-25
;■
6%
preferred (quar.)
_
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—•
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
w
—
Extra
'
_.
Iowa
Electric
4.80%
Light
&
--Common
3.30%
(quar.)
y yiypD:
,y
Co.
<
_____
preferred
.
S5
preferred
7-1
1
"6-15
6-27
7-
—
7-
1
$1.20
7-
C
1
6-1
30c
6-10
5-20
t22 V2C
7- 2
5-31
(quar.)
preference
Supply,
A
Xl'%%
B
7-
.5-31
7-
5-31
7-
5-31
%%
xV/2%
—
5-20
6-30
6-15
$1.25
6-30;
6-15
55c
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common
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4/a
Light,
■0'
(quar.)
3/a%
•
$1.12 V2
$4 50
T
Co.
5r0"ipanJ-
" Preferred
•
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(quar.)
i2y2c
_____
10c
7.
1
1
6-
6-15
.
3
■
,
6-15
6-
6-15
$1.75
5-
50c
6-10
6-
6-30
7-15
6-15
2%
7-25
5-20
20c
6-30
7-
i2y2c
I
6-
6
6-
6
..A
7-
$1.08%
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$1.10
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6-
6
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6-30
6-15
45c
6-
5-20
55 c
7-
1
1
6-
5-31
1
2
40c
6-15
6-
$1.25
6-13
5-
30c
6-15
5-31
5-31
6-15
5c
1
90c
6-15
6-
25c
——
(quar.)__.
6-29
6-17
7-15
6-15
t25c
(Walter M.), Ltd.
^..
6-20
5-20
6-30'
15c
37V2C
6-16
t6c
8-
55c
(increased)—
Corp.
7-20
6-15
1
Bros.
Co.
6-10
5-31
6-10
5-27
15c
6-10
5-31
6-24
5-19
20c
7-
1
6-15
53y8c
7-
1
6-15
2%
10-1
common
(quar.)i—.—
1-2-61
MackeXt(G."B.)"'Corp.
12-15
6-15
6-15
5-25"
7-
6-15
,
5-16
6-1J)
*3c
Ltd.' (quar.)_—;
6-27
6-13
7-
45c
65 %c
6-13
I
~(quar.)
——
(R. H.) & Co. (quar.)__—
Madison Fund, Inc.— ■ v.
./
(From net investment income)
Madison
Madsen
Gas
Red
&
Electric.-new
Lake
Gold Mines
—
com.
(s-a)
5-13
5-13
6-30
6-15
7-
50c
Macy
,
6-15
6-15
11 %c
1
,6-8
6-13
5-20
'
—-
(initial)
15c
•
6-15
$5c
6-24
'■«.
5-27
5-24
7-
1
30c
7-
1
■
6-
1
5-27
5-27
>
7-
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
7-1
6-17
7-
6-16
Gas
6-10
1
6-10
45c
6-10
2
5-27
60c
6-20
6-
3
6-15
6-
1
6-10
5-27
7-
6-16
1
10c
6-
6
6-
6
6-13
6-
3
87%C
6-27
6-17
30c
—
6-24
6-24
30c
(quar.)
7-15
6-17
95c
7-1
6-
96 %c
7-
1
6-
3
97%c
7-
1
6-
3
$1.08%
7-
1
6-
3
$1.11%
7-
1
6-
3
;
—
3
15c
6-25
6-14
6-
50c
—
7-10
30c
—
1
6-16
8-
1
7-16
$1.22%
Co.—
6-30
$1.10
8-
1
7-16
—
'
■
(quar.)________.
Abrasive
1
7-
2%
(quar.)
Utilities
7-
10c
!
l-_
(quar.)
preferred
0-
62y2C
(quar.)
preferred
5-14
6-10
10c
—____
preferred
5-23
6-15
40c
—
6-13
35c
87%c
(quar.)
common
4.35%
Common
1
50c
(quar.)
30c
—
8-15
$1.25
7-
e-
i
1
6-1
20c
6-14
5-23
25c
7-
1
6-
$3.50
7-
1
6-14
15c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
6-13
..35c
(quar.)______
Corp.
Factors
9
5-23
(initial)__
Corp.
Mine
-
convertible
Safety
Appliances
1
7-29
7-15
7-29
7-15
7-
7-15
10c
7-1
56 %c
(quar.)
7-
1
5
6-15
6-15
,
15c
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)_,
Minneapolis-Hofleywell Regulator (quar.)—
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (increased)
Three-for-one stock split :—-——
■Minnesota Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light Co.-—
5%
preferred <quar.)__
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas Co. (quar.)—
Minute Maid
Corp. (quar.)^__
Mirro Aluminum Co.
(quar.)___
Mississippi Glass Co. (stock dividend)__
6-10
5-27
6-30
6-
6-15
6-1
50c
,
$25c
15c
(quar.)_—_—
Co.
8
7-
15c
:
(quar.)—
preferred
6-
7-11
10c
—_:
6-15
15c
(quar.)_____
common
Class A (quar.)_______
Miller-Wohl Co.,
common
4 y2 %
37»/2c
(quar.)-'______
Manufacturing,
,6-10
5-20
45c
6-12
5-20
6-10
40c
6-
:
1
7-
1
1
5-20
5-10
,
$1.25
6-15
6-10
22%c
5-27
25c
7-29
7-15
30c
7-
6-10
1
MississippiFower.4.40%
$4.60
preferred
Missouri-Kansas
Class
B
Public
Missouri
Stock
Missouri
Mitchell
$1
Service,
(quar.)
—
—
com.
(quar.)
$1.10
Co.,
7..
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-16
5-31
6-16
5-31
18c
6-13
5-20
6-13
6-20
(quar.)—
(quar.)
60 c
7-
1
6-17
$3iy4c
7-
2
6-15
6-15
5-20
Ltd.—
class
(accum.)
pfd. (s-a)
A
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Manufacturing
1
90c
y2%
dividend
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co., 4%
Modine
8-26
4%c
(quar.)—
com.
Pacific RR., class A com.
(Robert)
5-27
$1.15
—
participating
7-
9-12
"
preferred
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
(quar.)
7-15
6-13
50c
'
4%
50c
Co.
(quar.)__
$25c
$2
$25c
7,
1
6-
7-
1
6-20
1
25c
6-11
6-
5-27
2
10c
6-15
3y2%
87%c
6-15
4.20%
$1.05
6-15
5-27
25c
6-30
6-10
$22%c
6-24
6-
3
$22%c
6-24
6-
3
$55c
6-30
6-
3
6-24
6-10
Mohasco Industries,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___
Mohawk Rubber
(quar.)
Molson's
Class
25c
6-15
6-14
15c
.
—.—
Modern Containers,
$8c
9-15
1
Mines,
Trucks,, Inc.,
J15c
.6-15
87>/ac
■'7-1
Macassa
Mack
1
10c
1
35c
25c
Steamship
6-20
25c
1
6-
6-10
20c
(quar.)__
(quarj
6-
3
7-
Chicago
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
Miller
3
6-15
3
6-
*
6- 3
7-
6-
6-13
Z
(quar.)_____
Corp.
Midwest' Oil
10-21
11-1
$1.75
6-17
6-15
12yac
preferred
preferred
Mill
7-22
$1.75
$3
l'
of
(quar.)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
6-15
1
8-
1
an¬
(quar.)
preferred
5-20
6-30
10c
(quar.)
6
6-15
$1.21
$1.75
2
7-1
title
(quar.)^
preferred
Mid-West
6
—
dividend
5%
preferred
(quar.)_—
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Middle South Utilities
(quar.)
^___—
Middlesex Wate* Co., 7% preferred (s-a)
6-10
7-1
$1.25
,
6-16
7-
62%c
./
A
Oil
4.90%
6-15
——-—
_____—
old
Company, common
Michigan
i
y6-16
1 y
6-24
6-16
50c
:
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.40% preferred (quar.)
6-10
$40C
5-20
6-30
37%C
(s-a)
(Fred), class A (initial)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)__.
1
12y2c
6-10
6-30
50c
Meyer
5-20
6-15
$1.06%
——
& Sons, Inc.
'
6
25c
>
—
pfd. B (quar.)
(quar.)
under
preferred
3.80%
6-10
1
i
88c
(quar.)_
(See
3.90%
5-25
6-10
35c
J„7- lfli
pfd.
3.85%
5-20
7-
30c
preferred (quar.)— _____——
:Macmillan Bloedel-& Powell River, Ltd.—
5-27
50c
6
of Tennessee
15c
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
6-10
6-15
5-16
6-30
20c
(quar.)_
Co.
&
& Thermit Corp.,
7%
5-31
6-10
60c
12y2c
V
5%%
•6-10
30c
$1.12(4
6-
Z
1
6-10
6-15
35c
Stock dividend —_———4.-_:
5-16
8
7-
a
6-
1
40c
common
4.45%
$1.43%
7-
7-
:
Machine
Metal
6-16
6-15
pfd.
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd.
5-31
6-24
?
7-
3c
%
(quar.)
7-29
6-15
$1
(quar.)—=.
Metal Goods Corp. (initial)
6-10
6-26
—,
Mesta
5-31
40c
&
Messer
5-20
12y2c
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)————-—
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
—
Lynchburg Foundry Co., common-—
—
> 4% %
preferred ;(s-a—
Lykes
6-3
;
87 V2C
1
6
6-10
6-25
;
50c
(increased).;—
6-10
6-
i2y2c
(quar.)
6
62y2c
Meredith Publishing Co. (quar.)—_____r.__
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
Merry Bros. Brick & Tile.
6-20
1
3
6-15
40c
6-30
3
1
25c
Co.,
Company
$3.50
6
7-
35c :)»
(quar.)
(quar.)
(M.)
6-
Merck
(Richmond)—
Co., common
Co.
Lunkenheimer
3"
6-
7-
v
6-
1
Gas
6-20
1
6-14
(quar.)
Stores
Co.
(quar.)_
Merchants Refrigerating Co. (quar.)
6-10
20c
7-
6-
93 %c
Mercantile
10-14
6-30
10c
preferred
Mengel
7-15
10-31
1
6
Engineering Co.—
Co.)
50c class
7-15
i
5-31
8-
(s-a)—
W.)
6-
6-27
Megowen-Educator Food Co.-r-
10-14
7-29
10c
Rubber-
.
Towel
10-14
7-29
10-31
$30c
Myers
D
10-31
$30c
;
——
preferred
(P.
:
6-
(quar.)_.
Medusa Portland Cement
7-15
$25c
—:
Corp.
Inc.
Means
6- 9
Corp.—
conv.
&
1
6-30'
7-
(quar.)
Meadville Telephone, 5%
10-14
7-29
$25c
—,———
Cement
10-31
$15c
,
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrispn
6-15
7-
2nd
Ludlow
-6-15
1
87»/ac
common (quar.).—
,
7-15
5%
7-
9
50c
,
6-10
25c
''
,
(quar.).
"
7-29
A
preferred
6-
6-10
Robbins, Incv (quar.)__
Johnson
1
$15c
,
6-30
7-1
-
60c
'.
5-31
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
—
(quar.)_.—._.——
'; Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines.—
•
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)——h—
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd. __———
,
L-
(quar.)„_.„__„._
preferred
(quar.)
preferred, (quar,)...
Kelsey.Hayes
7-
$1.06(4
(quar.) i.
3/8%
5-31
7-15
—:
(quar.)
preferred
Lowney
r 5-31
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preferred
5-31
6-15
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$1.25
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5-23
6-20
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50c
52c
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Lowenstein
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6-30
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preferred '(quar.)___—
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6-
6-10
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55c
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1
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(quar.)
6-30
Louisville Title
5-10
6-151
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City
6-1
6-
7-
62V2c
preferred
4%
1
6-15
(quar.)
nouncement
- 2nd
preferred
(quar.)—
(P.) Company, common (quar.)—.
7% preferred (quar.)—.—
Los Angeles: Investment Co. (quar.)———
Louisiana Land & Exploration (quar.)
Louisville-Nashville
RR.
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6-15
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25c
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6-20
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6-1
:
6-10
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6-15
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6-10
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6-10 -
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2
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&
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59 %c
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$1.50
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6-30
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6-10
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KaiKac
ansas
1
•
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Fire
;
7-15
115c
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Class
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Long Mile Lumber———
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Baltimore Hotel:—
'■■••
7-18
8-1
6-16
9-16
6-15
7-
10c
preferred
Co.
12-16
6-30
i
5-20
Publishing (quar.)
McKay Machine Co. (quar.)_
9-30
1
5-18
(initial-quarterly)______
12-30
5-13
6-10
McGraw-Hill
6-30
—
class A
common
McGraw-Edison
1
30c
(quar.)
Refineries,
Star
Long
4-29
6-30
Aircraft
$20c
$60c
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6-15
6-20
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6-
New
Ltd.—
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
;■6-15
6-7
20% '
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(s-a)——i——
(quar.)
preferred'/ (quar.)
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Co.
Lone Star Gas
;!S*Preferred
5(a%
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6-15
5-31
1
7-
:
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&
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$1.25
$3.75
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6-15
6-15
McDonnell
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■Lone
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6-30
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4%%
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•r
—
(quar.)_
—
6-15
(quar.)
Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)„
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.; (quar.)—
——;/ Lipe Rollway, class A
(quar.)—.
Z
$1.60 1st pref. series B (quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
(stock dividend)—.
Lock Joint Pipe
(quar. )___„__—________
Logan (Jonathan), Inc, (quar.)_—
5-31
$1.40
common
(quar.)_.
6-15
i
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
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&
Liggett
5-31
7-
xl
(quar.)
E
1
6-30
—
7-
t$1.75
xl%%
7-
27c
7-
5-31
-
6-15
(quar.)____
McCormick & Company (quar.)________
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp., com. (quar.)
3y2% convertible preferred (quar.)
$2.50
6-17
6-17
;
■
1
3iy4c
preferred
Blower
&
■
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
&
:
6-
Corp.,
•
,
1
5c
6-20
$15c
Corp.
Life
:
•
:
McCloud River Lumber
1
7-22
7-
42yac
•
McCord
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)__—
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.) 5% pfd. (quar.)_
■
1
7-
■:
,6c
(quar.)
6-
Lexington Venture Fund Shares——
6-15
1
6-20
30c
(quar.)_
Corp
Department Stores—
7-20
——
Lexington Water, 5%%
5-31
"7-
40c
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(quar.)
™ette Glass
Co.,
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1
6-30
2 %
-
_
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Insurance
Johnson-
preferred
Levine's
6-15
8-
26y4c
B
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6-15
7-1
6-
1
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6-20
(quar.)
Lehn
6-15
$1.10
-
(quar.)
1
A
Corp.,
(quar.)
Leesona
5-27
6-10
7-
$10c
10c
(reduced)^
common
preferred
Acceptance
A
Leece-Neville
6-15
7-
$1.08%
;
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Jamestown Telephone Corp,-^
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conv.
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Leath
10-17
45c
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_____
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fb 5% 1st preferred
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_____
preference D
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•
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:
7-15
13 %c
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11-1
6-15
20c
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Corp. (Dela.), common
prior preferred (s-a)_
Lay (H.
10-17
1
3%% preferred (1959 series)
Mayfair Industries (initial)—
Maytag Company (quar.)
6-15
6-20
30c
May
1
6-20
1
$3
5-27
1
6-20
7-15
25c
6-10
(W.
7-15
7-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)_
Matson Navigation Co.
Maui Electric Co., Ltd.
1
6
15C
(quar.)
Maxson
(quar.)
$1.20
Conveyer
5-17
8-
6-
5-27
62%c
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
B
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
Quarterly
.
Jaeger Machine Co.
(quar.)—
_____a—;
Jamaica Public Service
Co., Ltd., common
7 to
cumulative preference (quar.)__,
7% cumulative
preference B (quar.)
5%
11-
Mathews
7-
6-20
25c
—
Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., com.
7-
6-17
6-15
31%c
6-15
$1.75
6
5-13
1
25c
(quar.)
6-15
$1.50
7-
5%
(quar.)__^
1
$1.50
6-
5-31
1
__
Masonite
1
7
30c
5-27
(quar.)
2
_______
6-10
(quar.)
B
class
Lau
7-18
60c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)———
(N. Y.)
v
7-18
8-
40c
preferred"' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
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1
8-1
25c
/
com.
(quar.)
preferred
com.
1
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;
4.35%
Ironite, Inc.,
Irving Trust
1
7-
37V2C
Power,
4.40%
4.80%
7-
7-10
'
(quar,)
Light— Z:.' ;;)•••,
preferred
7-10
25c
preferred
Iowa Power &
■'
10c
7V2C
—
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preferred (quar.)
Extra •—
■
B
class
$1.20
$2.50
•
class
and
5%
(quar.)
quar.)
1
8-
7-
$25c
$$1.25
(quar.
7-
8-15
t$1.70
(quar.)___
(initial
Son
6-10
B
(quar.)'
Class B (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
10c'
(quar.)
&
40c
Co.;%___LJ_lX——
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Investors Funding
Corp. of New York—
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1
5-20
85c
12y2c
common
and
Class
;
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6-
7-
6
25c
7-
.
5-20'
6-
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Laurentide
6-15
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(quar.).
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4.75%
from net
8c
6
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6-10
10c
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and
6-
1
6-
35c
1" 4 Vat % preferred (quar.)
—
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Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
(From investment income)
1
1
7-
5-27:
6-21
1
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Co.
common
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Corp.
(M.)
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1
76-
50c
Z
(quar.)
Boston—
capital gains
1st preferred
(quar.)
A
6%
6-15
7-15
6-
7-15
6-15
50c
& Co., 4V4%
pfd. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
(Ontario)—
(Special fiscal year-end distribution of 31c
from
6%
preferred
preferred
Lamson
6C
6-15
6-14
6-30
30c
Marshall Field
6-15
6-15
10c
Lamson
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income)
10c
Marquette
6-30
-•
7-11
7-20
(quar.)
Marshall Field & Co.
1
25c
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.
Reduced semi-annual
6-15
preferred
5-26
10c
Class
6-10
$1
Marlin-Rockwell
6-10
6-30
5-11
8-
$22yaC
(Calif.),
Marsh
6-30
6-10
(quar.)
12c
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6-12
•v
1
z-' '6-30
$3
5-23
5-31
7-29
35c
(quar.)
Basket
0-
2%
6-10
12y2c
preferred B (quar.)
5-26
62y2c
Class
6-10
7-1
7-
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(s-a)
1
7-
25C
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common
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America—
Investment Trust of
68 %c
(quar.)___________
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Investment
6%
$1.25
1
68 %c
—
(quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.—
3
7-
7%
6-15
(quar.):
6-15
■
investment
net
6-
U-i"
(initial)
Bond
Investment
1
6-30
»'•!. 1
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—___—
Securities
preferred
Investment
7-
•Hz'
._a__
Co.,
preferred
Interstate
75c
>■
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Market
6-10
dividend)
Extra :
5%
3
5-23
P "6-15
6-10
1
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.'—
20c
Laclede Gas Co., common
(increased)
4.32%
preferred
6-10
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
4.33%
5.50%
1
15c
Co.
7-
common
(stock
preferred
-
5-23
6-
1
1
7-
62y2c
(quar.)__
dividend)
(stock
Bancorporation
Maritime-
25C
JIZ
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
sy2%
1
7-
,V; 35c •
(quar.)—
5-11
8
7-
$1
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7-
Insurance
Transformer
Marine
3
10%
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preferred
Kysor Heater
5-23
6-10
6-
5%
2nd
'
'
International
(quar.
6-
6-16
7-
(P.
convertible
Marcus
6
5-10
6-13
6-30
30c
Increased semi-annually
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd. (s-a)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd., 5% pfd.
1* 6-10
1
20c
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Co.
(quar.)
Kuhlman Electric,
6-13
75c
1st
7%
6-
6-10
5c
(monthly)
6%
International
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B
conv.
6-20
7-
5-10
5-31
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Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Manpower, Inc. (quar.)_
5-31
50c
(quar.)—
Kroger Company,
1
-
50c
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)—
Kroehler Mfg. Co., common
(reduced)
4 Va %
preferred A (quar.)
5-25
Z V60C
;
Corp.
preferred
Class
6-15
'
6-10
6-10
59 %c
Manischewitz
5-31
45c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
6
6-15
10
_
7-1
$6c
y.
income-
Koppers Company, common (increased)
4% preferred (quar.)_
Kratter Corp., class A
(monthly)
6-15
6-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Majestic
1
7-
shares
priority
Manufacturers Life
$1.20 convertible preferred
(monthly)_~ZZI
$1.20 convertible preferred
(monthly)
Knudsen Creamery (quar.)
6-15
Z
Hotels
5%
6-
6-10
10c
R.)
& Co.,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Specialties
(initial)
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
5%
4-25'
6-24
$30c
(reduced)™
Service, com.
preferred (quar.)
Mallory
1
6-15
(quar.)_
Co.
5-2*
6-15
50c
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4.75%
1
6-
Ltd.
C.)
6-24
25c
(quar.)
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Inc.
dividend
5'/2%
6-30
7- 1
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3iy4c
•
1
7-15
18c
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6-
6-
25c
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Glass,
Knott
'
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6-10
6-15
5* CO O
(quar.)
(I.
1
6-15
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp., Ltd.—
Convertible
Maine
Fund"
(quar.).
(quar.)
dividend....
Kittanning Telephone
Stock
Insular
International Packers, Ltd
...——
Paints (Canada), Ltd.
6% preferred (s-a)
—
Co.
7-
30c
income
Stock
1
6-22
50c
Kirsch
5-15
1
7-
:■
Bond
from net invest,
"Growth Fund"
Keystone Steel & Wire
6-15
7-30
(q~uarZ)ZZ
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.) .HZ
Kingsburg Cotton Oil (quar.)..
Kingsport Press, Inc. iquar.)________
6-15
«
5-16
Corp.
(R.
Mailman
6-10
10c
Shoes,
Mahon
6-10
1
$1
Semi-annual from net invest.
Keystone Portland Cement
6-10
6-30
7-
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& Bell,
income)
1
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6
1
7-
10c
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5%
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6-10
B-l
6-
7-
28 '/sc
(initial-quar.)
Series
1
60c
When
Share
(quar.Z
Co.
Car
Maher
5-31
20c
Keyes Fibre Co., 5.80% preferred
Keystone Custodian Funds-
5-23
7-1
$1.25
>
6-
6-23
20c
"
Magnavox
Magor
5-25
6-15
$20c
(initial-quar.).IIZIIZ
Class B
6-15
1
37V2c
Keweenaw Land Association
Ltd.—
Interest Certificates
5-27
$1.06 >/4
Ltd., 60c preference (quar.)
Inland Container »Corp.
(quar.)—6% preferred (s-a)_i__-^i-^-~-.-w-—-i
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
_.
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund, . Inc.
(from
,
6-15
6-10
Indianapolis Water Co.—
41/4 vjo
preferred B (quar.)—:
5ff
preferred > A • (quar.)i.—
industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd. (increased)
Industrial Electronics Hardware Corp.—
■-«
stock dividend
—
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd.
:>y
40c
Company
$5c
6-30
■
...
preferred (quar.).
Kewanee Oil, class A
7
6-
7-15
...
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General Corp. (quar.—
Stockholders approve a 2-for-l stock split
Tnrfiana
Ingram
1
30c
Income
49
Per
Name of
6-20
6-22
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'
1
$1.25
(quar.)___
4!/2%
Assurance Co. of Canada— > ;
Quarterly
Tmnprial
Extra
8c
•
7-
31V4C
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Kern County Land
(quar.).
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, common
(Formerly
%
Company
Holders
Payable of Rec,
35c
Kennedy's Inc., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
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Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.)
-
When
Share
(quar.)
(quar.).
6-10
7-
Per
Name of Company
Kendall Refining Co.
Kennecott Copper
1
50c
(initial-quar.)—_____
Central RR. (quar.) -___
Tmnprial
7-
44c
common
New
Illinois
7-15
20c
(2457)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Circuit Breaker Co.—
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Share
of Company
flame
and Financial
Chronicle
Brewery,
B
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Monroe
Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.) —
(quar.)
(quar.)
Auto
———-—
—
Equipment
Co.
(quar.)
20c
,
5-27
|
50
(2458)
When
Per
Chemical
Monsanto
Co.
(quar.)
Utilities Co., com.
Montana-Dakota
7-
1
7-
1
5-31
$1.17Vi
7-
1
Montgomery Ward
Class
5-31
30c
(quar.)
Co., common
&
Moore
Chemical
Co.
Ltd.,
Lines
Moore-McCormack
Morgan Engineering Co., common
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Mornlngstar-Paisley,
(John)
Inc.
Stock
Co.
(quar.)—
-
(Calif.)
Screw
Morrow
&
Finance
Motor
Products
Motor
Corp.
Motor Wheel Corp.
Mountain
5-31
6-15
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
6-30
6-15
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
6-
1
2
6-15
6-
6-29
(quar.)
Vernon
Mount
51/4%
Mills
Inc.,
25c
6-10
6-13
5-20
Mutual
Shares
6%
Corp.
System,
Mutual
Inc..
preferred
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
Northern
Pacific
6-11"
6-
6
Northern
5-20
Northern
6-15
5-20
Northrop Corp.
6-
6-15
20C
6-30
6-10
5-26
3
6-30
6-
8c
7-15
Natco
Corp.
income
(25c
6-14
6-
6-22
7-15
6-15
National
Casualty Co.
30c
6-15
5-31
20c
6-15
5-31
City
$3.60
Lines
preferred
National
Dairy
Inc.
(quar.)
>IM'-
Quarterly
Scotia
-
Class
Co.,
50c
7-
15c
7-
15C
A—
1-6-61
(Canada)
8
8-
1
6-10
5-26
Presto
Rubber
National
Screw
50c
2
6-17
18c
"6-15
5-31
4.75%
15c
—
1
Industries
Quarterly
&
7-
6-10
5-25
6-30
6-13
6-15
6-
7-
6-17
ment
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Otter
from
invest¬
net
t
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Income
Standard
3c
Gas
Pipeline
5%%
preferred
Nazareth
Cement
Co.
of
7-15
6-15
6-13
5-31
Pacific
10c
6-27
6-16
11-23
10-31
2Vi%
$1.43%
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Electric
New
England
Telephone Si
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System
Telegraph
Stock
Haven
New
Haven
New
Co.
York
Auction
Co.
approved
Central
RR.
York
York
New
RR.
4
6-
1
6-
7
&
,V; 30c
(quar.)
common
(s-a)___________
6%
(J.
Newmont
.
preferred
Quarterly of
come
and
12c
18c
6-30
6-15
6-10
7-
9
6-30
50c
7-
1
6-15
60c
from
accumulated
Ry.,
preferred
Normetal Mining
Norris
North
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
Class
t
Class
Nwth
6%
A
B
4.60%
in¬
Common
f
6-15
6-
,'_._Z_JZZ"'
7-
7
4 6-10
6-15
5-20
$7
/
6-30
6-20
$1
6-10
5-12
15c
.
15c
_ZZZ!__ZZZT~"Z
15c
ZZZZZT
22'/2C
50c
:
35c
■
a
8-
1
;Perfex
6-
6-24
6-10
7-
6-15
5
6-10
1
'
K<SemlAannuain LWe
.
6-17
6-
3
$1
6-17
6-
3
6-20
5-31
37 Vic
6-20
5-31
34%c
6-20
5-31
Insorance (Chicago)
10c
8-25
8-14
-
-
Dodge
Corp.
1
preferred
ZZZZZ_ZZ
Class
$1.31 J/4
-
6-15
.6- 1
7'/aC
7- 1
«
-
.
6-15
6-
6-15
—
6-15
6-
6
7-
6-10
6-10
$1.15
7-
6-10
6-28
6-
57 ViC
7-15
6-15
ZZZZZ'
(quar.)
______
$1
3
6-
5
5
35c
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
3%
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-10
6-
1
lie
6-20
6-
1
30c
■; ;
$1.12 Va
^
6-
10c
_ZZ~ZZ
ZZZZ
.
6-15
1
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
.ZZZZ
50c
—Z_Z_Z_
.ZZZIZZZZZZ
6-10
5-20
25C
6-24
6-10
75C
6-10
5-19
25c
(quar.)
6*
6-14
5-31
87'/3C
,6-30
8-
3
$1
6-30
6-
3
75c
Z'ZZ
-—ZZZZ
6-13
15c
(quar.)
.
..
5-18
6-17
1
•■'"
6-29
j
1
6-30
6-19
7-1
6- 6
com.
.t $1
:>
-
'
$1. 50
^
5-31
6-30
i
30C
-
-
6-15
v7-25
5-20
35c
6-10
i
5-31
6-17
y6-20
6-14
7- 1
5-5
5-20
'
6-10
5-23
6
50c
Inc: -(quar.
Mines,
C 6- 9
10c
.6-30
120c'
;;
J.)
6-27
;
150
;■
A.
55c
.(quanta i"
(quar.)_j.__^_i.^y.Il-<.;
Ltd.,. com. (increased).'
.
v
(Dayton).
(quar.)t2J-_
8-1
8-
5-31
6-i5|;
5-18
128c
6-15
7-1
-
l
6-15
10-1
15c
9-15
7-
.
<
1
9-15
128c
1-1-61
12-15
41 25c
(quar.
(quar.
6-23
(quar.)
7'•
25c
V
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.
(quar.
'Reynolds Metals Co., common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co., com;
10-
'
25c
;
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
5-18
127c
common
V
6-15
15c
Corp.,
7-15
1
6-30
_
$2.25'
(quar.)__
preferred
7-15
6-30
;...
Corp.
,47-15
20c
-
(quar.)
A
7-15
1
25c T \
t
(quar.)___
Aviation
5-25
8-1
35c-
-
6-1
6- 1
6-17
8-
15c
110c
(initial)
6-15
5-28
-
6-15 >
410c
s.v
5-10
•
6-15
12V2C
Ltd._
-
class
6-10
:n
■
Canada, Ltd—_;Ki
A
6-17
6- 1
..-87VaC;.
-15c
L.
6-10
.
:
;7-
6-10
1
6-10
IS
6-10
'
•
.5
>
*
6-24
6-15
.
5-18
7-
,
6- 9
1
6-
50c
6
"
12'/aC
-
5-16
6-10
12 V2C' ;4'7-4:4
8-
59%C
___4:
/
55c
6- 6
7-
,"<90c
•
7-13
1
7-13
.8-1
$1.12,/a
(quar.)i
6
7-22
75C'
$2.25
6-
6-24
10c
1
;
5-13
6-10
-Rhodesian Selection
Trust, Ltd.—•''-■i'»•
American
Rheem
shares
certificates
7-22;
5-10
4 6-10
5-10
6-20
5-27
*
15c
preferred (quar.)_^i_y.—-i.i, —22^4 $1.12Vi
Ranch Oil (Increased
quar.>4_ir"I4—41•2c!
Rice
7-11
6-10
(Interim)24-^-^$0,043
Manufacturing, common_y.wi_^_4i.™_;—.!*!
4Va%
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR. Co,
*~
-
,
f
,
;
:'
1
6-20
7-1
(guar.-)^$1
(extra)___.-_^_____-A*1"'• 50c ',4 7- 1
4
i "7% guaranteed (extrav'-v
7- 1
25c
Riegel Textile Corp., common
6-10
(quar.)_l_:
20c
4% preferred
6-15
(quar.)
$1"
Richfield Oil Corp.
6-15
(-quag.H—__-r,rn,rj4:'A4_r4A'',:'/'*75cX'
Riegel Paper Corp; (quar.)J 30c
6-10
6-20
Voting
common
Dividend
"6%
(quar.!™
V
•
,
$1
7-
*,<
'
obligation
.
guaranteed
*
,
•
.
Rio
Grande
Rio
Tinto
(Year-end
$1.61
Rltter
Ltd.
Dec.
per
6-30
6-
3
Roadway
6-30
6-
3
Roan Antelope
31,
dep.*
(quar:)'l_2i
Equal
share
Inc.,
class
6-
3
5-16
5-31
3
6-15
6-
6-13
5-10
V
J;. ,20%,."
7-1
6-17
(quar.)Jv17Vac
6-15
5-31
•••••-
A
4c
to. about,,
►-*
6-20
6- 1
20c
(quar.)_x__L
Express.
^
rctsr-—'■*,
1959,
depositary
Company
25c
Amer.
6-20
-
'
Valley Gas (Texas)
Co.,
56c
~Z
7-
4
Inc.—
t
—
Insurance: Co.
3.60%
ZZZZ
6-10
4
7- 1
120c
Republic Foil, Inc. (quar.)
4
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
'Remington Arms Co., 4Va% pfd. (s-a)_y.44__
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)^_____^^_i._.__i„_^
6-10
6-15
125c
.-v
5-23
1;4
6-15
Extra*
$1
6-10
7-
$1
4 7-
40c
•
(increased)
class
$1.10
1
6-
A
Republic
Republic
1
7-
*
6*30
7-1
-
127Vic 44
JLU.Z-*
$1.10 class A
).. •
5-31
15c
1
5-31
45c
Insurance Co.
Extra
5-20
6-15
35c
7-
i
(quar.)
(Canada)
8
20c.
,
Insulation .(N,
&
Chains
$1.10
5-20
7-
6-
6- 8
5-25
if 6- 1
»
Industries
Renold
6-10
6-15
25c
5-31
r
6*27
'44
4
6-20
;ioc 44 .6-23
Z;.-:
.
6-20
6-14,
.
—--44
-4;44
Remington Arms Co.; common (interim)
4%%
preferred (s-a)_,
5-13
1
31 %c
6-15
,x
_
6- 9
6-9
6-30
■••'
-
—1»$2
(quar.)
Kxtra
5-16
7-
6-10
6-10
6-15 4
r
25c
$1
(3-a)__
Reliable
6-10
50c
(quar.)
common
6- 1
12y2c
Extra
<Remco
5-31
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
■".t-:
6-13
30c
Line
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
■' "*
<
6-15
:4; 7-
C.)
'
6-10
$1.10
Exploration
5-31
6-15
(quar,)__i___^i
Machinery,
Company— i1
Reliance
5-28
83 %c
(quar.).
| 6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
MacDonald
5-28
3
6-1
:
(quar.)_.
$1
3
6-
6-24
6-21
$1.12»/2
(Charles) & Co., com.
3 Vz % ' preferred
(quar.
4%
preferred
-Phelps
6-
20c
8%c
(quar.)
Pfizer
IOC
com„
"ZZZIZZZZ
Pipe
7
3iy»c
17%c
Trading Corp.—
participating class A (quar.)—
35c
,
10c
&
Brotners,
>
(quar.)
common
6-
40c
(quar.)_
Petrolane Gas Service
5-31
135c
Inc.
'Reitman's
1
6-10
(quar.)
Basin
6-
6-24
<
5-31
5-31
5-31
(quar.
America—.,
Purina
Refractory
7-29
$2
'
of
Reeves
5-23
■V
12»/2C
Petroleum Se
*
(quar.)
preferred 1 (quar.)
25c
6-16
(Butler, Pa.)—-
Corp.,
Petroleum
35c
Investment Corp.,
25c
4
(quar.)
Pet Milk Co.,
common
(quar.)
Three-for-two stock split4'/a% preferred
(quar.)—,
Peter Paul. Inc.
(quar.)
:
10-14
6-29
6-10;
18c i
—
preferred (quar.)_
,Permian
7-15
ll-.l
4'-4
6-30
.>
1
6-30
Oil
Reeves
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
Inc.
D.
5-31
1
8-12
—
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
ZZ
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of
Long Island (quar.)
Stock dividend _l__
6-27
6-24
150c
(quar.)_
4%
1
60c
25c
Car
quar.).
American
50c
5-31
6-30
* 4%
non-cumulative 1st preferred
(quar.) f--r>>
Real Estate Title Insurance Co.
(Washington;/ "
.<;
3
6-15
7y2e
Corp.
preferred
6-
7-
,
5-31
$1.02
1st
Reading
6-20
6-15
2
6-30
$1
6-
6-30
6-30
—
7-12
"44 4 50c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
7
7-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores
6-10
(quar.)—,
preferred
5% %
4.40%
3.35%
6-10
•
Inc.
1
6-
6-20
2%
Cement
6-
6
44
6-10
35c
Rapid-American. Con).
-12 %c.
.6-30'
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quar.
'
7-1
tl5c
Rap In-Wax (lnitial-quar,)____________i._£_?<,
> -15c:-. T 7-15 ■
Raymond Corp.
(quar.)
j:.
12'/aC.
5-31
Rath Packing Co.__
25c «> " .6-10 '
Raybestos-Manhattan Co.. (quar.)_y
85c,
7- 1
6
7-
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
Peoples Telephone Corp.
IZ
(quarJZZZ-
Corp.
4V2 %
6-10
6-30
Z_~"
(quar.)—
Corp., Ltd
Thermador
6-10
97V2c
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American, Aviation,
American
6-10
6-30
$1.02 ya
Inc. (quar.) Z"
Corp. (quar)
North American
Cement Corp.— .
""~~*
North
6-30
90c
Tel. (increased) ""
com.
3
85c
:
Controls,
6-
6-13
•
5-16
45c
—
common
preferred A
Ranco,
5-27
6-20
25c
5%
6-10
6-10
x
_____—
Hydraulic
Ralston
8-25
•
(quar.)
ZZZZZ
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
(reduced).
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.
capital
(quar.)"
(quar.)
6%
6-
45c
30c
<quar.)_
Norfolk 81 Carolina -Tel.
&
Norfolk & Western
'
6-15
Penn
1
25C
dividend
Penn-Dixie
4
;
6-15
6-15
•
6-10
$1.26V4
.
preferred (quar.)
___i_
Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.,
6% preferred (quar.)__
X
(quar.)_,
Stock
7c
122 Vic
Peninsular Metal Products—
\
6% preferred (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., common
5-31
Si¬
6-30
Mines, Ltd.
preferred
5-31
6-30
900 Michigan
Avenue (s-a).
Nopco Chemical, common
6%
6-10
$1.31 V*
gains
Noranda
6-15
!___.
Carolina—
—
Telephone Co.
Corp.
$3.50
;
6-15
1
,'V:
Ltd.
6-15
6-30
6-13
Penick
Ford,
6-15
9-
;
&
6-30
6-30 4
25c
6-15
3
9
1
6-15
6-24
6-28
'V"
(quar.)
State
$1.20
;
1
6-
$1.50
(quar.)___
Transportation Co.
6-
6-15
7-
1
18c
•
preferred (quar.)__i
Racine
1
37y2c
Paton
5-27
6-30
'■•'•
American
Extra
7-
6-17
*
5-27
$1.07'/a
Refining Corp. (quar.)_,
Quebec Telephone Ca., 5% pfd. (quar, )_!_"_
.!
5V»% r preferred (quar.)
—:
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd.__
6-13
7-15
■
6-15
$1.21 y.
Investment
7*
Rico
Quaker
5
17J/2C
6-
~Z_
net
X
1
1
(quar.)—Z-ZZZZZZZZ ZZ
from
8%
1
7-
3IV4C
4%
5-12
ll.50
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
6-
7-25
70c
1
_
4.85%
6-15
1
1
7-
2%
6-30
7-
$1.04Va
._
6-10
10c
1
Mining
.
5-13
5-13
•>-'
7-
6»/4C
J.)
6-10
4 $1
6-15
7.-11
( 15c
,
__________
North
6-30
50c
——,
stock
split
(George) Putnam of Boston—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Puerto
5-13
«
Parmelee
6
6- 1
v
7
;
Indiana—
of
Pyle-National Co.,
1
30c
7-
60c
Company (quar.)
Corp. " (quar.)___
1
Niagara Mohawk Power, common
(quar.)_Z
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
.<3.60%. preferred
(quar.)
Z_
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Z__
4.10% preferred (quar.)
»_ZZZZ
,
■
9-15
7-
5c
(quar.)—
Newberry
>
5-31
6-10
6-
25c
7-
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
25c
Mfg. Co. Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.5
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)—
:
5% convertible prior preferred
(quar.)—
Pep Boys-Manny Moe & Jack
Yorker
Newark
6-15
10c
LV
$2.50
Service
(quar.)
Magazine, Inc. (increasedj_„
Electronics, class A (initial)
Telephone (Ohio), common
1 44
25c
$2.50:
(s-a)
—
6-20
12y2C
(s-a)
8-10
5-
6
7
6-10
•••
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Two-for-one
Radio
Park Drop
Forge Co:
Parker-Hannifin Corp. (quar.)
Parker Pen Co., class A
(reduced)-^
Class B (reduced)—.
6-
6-10
*
50c
Water
1
•37 Vic
6-10
1
6-24
■
■
93 %c
Harlem RR Co.,
preferred
York
Newark
">
6-
1
'
York
7-
'44' 90c
Oil
Park Chemical Co.
6-15
7-
(quar.)
$1
6-10
(quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
t
Common (quar.)
<
6-20
com. (quar.)'
(quar.)___—.—'* \
Putnam
7-
Products
6-15
1
7-
__
■r
,
6-14
6-30
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pullman,
6-20
4
.
preferred (quar.)
Paramount Pictures Corp.
$1
25C
State Electric & Gas—
preferred
10%
New
6-10
6-15
6-
6-28
_';<,47'4. 10c
6-15
1
15c
—
Stock dividend-
6
1
7-
,
10c
__
1
7-
'
$1.10
A
6-24
$1.50
preferred* (quar.)
-4;.4; 35c
7- 1 v4
Corp., voting common (quar. ->;:4 50c '<>; 6-23
Non-voting common (quar.)—________
4 :
50c 4„; 6-23
7%
1st preferred
(quar.)
_;4
$1.75
7- 1
7% original preferred (quar.)
$1.75
7- 1
5-21
45c
;
_;
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd.
'
(initial)
Co.—
New
New
7-
6-
6-30
25C
York, Chicago & St. Louis
3%%
85c
split
4 6-10
20c
Co.
Paddington Corp., class
6-10
62Vic
) 4 $1.18%
4':'"*
.____
5-27
6-20
50c
.___
5-for-4
a
6-30
47 Vic
pfd. (quar.)
New
•
'
(quar:)_.
.1
(quar.)__
Stockholders
6-10
$1.01 V*
Jersey Power & Light. 4%
preferred
(quar.)
New Jersey Zinc (quar.)—
New
5-25
6-15
3%
(quar.)
Aluminum Fxtrurton
New
New
5-26
1
7
6- 7
Publication
6
7-
$1.19
(quar.)——
Packaging Corp. of America, com. (quar.)—
"6%
preferred (quar.)
Pacolet Mfg. Co.
<quar.>_
4.
Pan
Co.
V* 4.05%
1
43c
20c
Water
Jersey
8
7-
6-
6-24
5.60%
6-30
6-
A
Pacific Vegetable
1
3
6-24
Gas,
(quar.)
of
A
preferred
Service
Common
6-15
6-13
4> >'
5-31
,-v
3
Co.—
(quar,)—,
4
4
Public
v:
7-15
.__
6-
6-
6-15
27c
;
Insurance
Gas
:
(quar.)—
Hawaiian
6-
5c
62>/ac
:, X" - :$2
17Vic
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
5V4%
3
5-27
7-15
-4/ 20C
—___
6-
25c
_
Hampshire
New
7-11
7-
&
common
preferred
Service
5%
5-16
6-
4
8-15
—
Pacific
6-15
'
dividend
8
20s
(quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co.
(quar.)———
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp. (quar.)___
6-15
J 15c
England Lime Co. (quar.)
Hampshire Ball Bearing—
New
______
6-15
20c
(quar.)—
1
6-15
7 Vic
—
New
New
7-
40c
(quar.)„;
(quar.)
Britain
Machine
(quar.)———.
Brunswick Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)—
2
6-
8-15
&
preferred
6- 8
6-27
Y4v:4;-
Aggregates (quar.)
Clay Products (quar.
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
preferred (quar.),
6%
5-27
6-20
f
r
tax)
Pacific
Cement
6-17
25c
-.t
Insurance Co. (North Dakota)
Electric
pref.
preferred
Public
5-26
6-13
div.
5.05%
125c
(quar.)
30c
6-10
25c
(quar.)______—
1$1.75
(quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)__
Owens-Illinois Glass. 4%
preferred (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co. (quar.)—
America—
Co.-
New
6-15
I
preferred
75c
Inc.
LeMur
7-
6-10
125c
(quar.)
$4.40
6-30
>
(quar.)
8
7-
Life
Service
$1.40
6-10
40c
common
preferred
*20c
__
___
(quar.)
Nelsner Bros.,
5-31
35c
(quar.)—
Nestle
6-15
Power,
Overnite Transportation
5-31
8c
__s.y
Co.
6-15
Tail
5-13
—'1—~
_________
preferred
7-
125c
(quar.)
$3.60
-v'v,
Growth
._.
New
1
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
National Steel Car
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
National Steel Corp.
(quar.)—
National Tank Co.
(quar.)___.
National Tile &
Mfg. (quar.)
Nationwide Corp.
(stock dividend)
New
;
1
6
,,
__,
preferred
6-30
(quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement, class
Orpheum Building
(quar.)
Oster Mfg. Co. (quar.)___
income
National
Natural
15c
(quar.)-,—
B
6-
6-
37Vic
—;i
(quar.)___—
4.30%
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
preferred
3
6-20
30c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.).
4.18%
7-22
10c
4%
25c
Research
distributions
National
National
Inc.
Machinery Co
Mfg. (quar.)
National Securities
Onondaga
Pottery
(quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Public
v
8
(accum.)
of South Africa nonresident
A
National
preferred
Debenture Co.
&
6-
55o
,
/
c.
5-25
7-
25c
Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
j
O'okiep Copper Co. Ltd., ordinary
(Equal to approximately $2.80 less Union
10-25
(s-a)
Co
National
participating
6-10
|25c
5-13
6-10
15c
:
7%
7-25
1
6-15
7-22
10c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Ontario Steel
5-20
11-
6-15
1
15c
—
7-
1
5-13
7-
25c
—
Corp. tquar.)_.
Tyrone Corp. (quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1
6-10
5
6-15
•'
(quar.)___
Mills
dividend
4.08%
Corp., 40c preferred
Chemical
1
7-
Providence Washington Insurance Co. (R. I.)
$2
convertible
preferred
(quar.)_
;—
Line,
,
Oliver
Investment—
(quar.)
Lock
Products
Corp, class A
Ontario Loan
50c
preferred
River
6-15
J/2C
Oliver
Co.—
5
15c
—
—
25c
Town
Stock
Provident
(quar.)
(initial)
Mississippi
7-
Ltd. (interim)
Mfg.
Woolen
5-27
6- 2
37Vs>c
——..
—
preferred
Tile
6-11
6-13
$1.75
Price Bros.,'Ltd.-, 4%
pfd. (s-a)
Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.)..—
Prophet Co. (quar.)_
6-15
Ltd.—
convertible preferred
Olin-Mathieson
12- 2
120c
(quar.).
Castings
.
6»/4C
2
120c
Steel
—
(quar.)
Helicopters,
8
8-
Quarterly
.
9-
6-15
Common
6-10
5-31
$1.50
5%
6-30
6-
$1.75
National
37 Va C
Corp.
2nd
1
15c
;-v
—_
______—
—
Service
6-10
(quar.)__
&
5-13
6-24
(quar.)
Mortgage
7-15
6-10
15c f.
preferred A
National
7-25
40c
$1.11
x
(quar.)__
75C
common
&
50c
Co.
Old National
6-20
4
5-27
6-17
25c
Forests, Inc. (quar,)-;—:;";25c
Pratt Read & Co. (quar.)
: x
30c
Preway, Inc. (quar.).
-12Vac
5-13
Old Ben Coal Corp—
3
6-15
25c
»
,
_______
6-10
9-30
preferred B
Malleable
6-10
Old
15c
Life Assurance
50c
5-27
6-
5%
6-15
—
6-15
1
5-31
5-27
$1.75
preferred
Portland
6-15
144:4
7-: 1 :4.
6-
7- 4
7%
National
e-
1
Water
1
7-
6-15
(quar.)
1st
Pomona
i
6-30
Ohio
1
4 37c
-
7-
6-20
6-10
1
7-
7-
7-
2
6-
$1.10
Oil
6-20
7-15
6c
x
^
Potlatch
quar.)
Ohio Gravel Co.—
20c
6-
4 4;4
6-15
i
5%
•
"'4444
(initial
Ohio
30c
1
97>/aC
6%
$1
h
in-
Inc., class A (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
Polaroid Corp., common (quar.)___^___^__;
6-14
7-
50c
6-
6-30
3
6-15
6-30
w-.'a
Place Development,
1
6-15
150c
(quar.)—.
preferred <quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__
4.44% preferred touar.)———_______——
Ohio Forge & Machinery Corp._
5-27
6%
National
Co.— 4.-
6-15
14c
Lead
Co.
common
Oklahoma
(quar.).
(quar.)
National Key Co., class
New
Oklahoma
A
National
25c
120c
6-
4.40%
5-16
B
A
Class
Edison
6-15
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
Crankshaft
$1.06 y*
A
Class
:
Co.
6-15
1
(quar.)____
(quarterly from net
Plastics,
$15c
——
—
6-
12Vic
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (quar.)..
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)—
Pittsburgh Railways
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)
Light & Pov/er, Ltd.—^
(quar.)
Okanagan
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.).
Class
Mfg.
5-17
National Gas St Oil Corp. (quar.)
National
Gypsum Co.
(quar.)
National
—
6-15
6-15
,
$1.37Vi
income)
Common
5-10
V
3.90%
(Hartford)—
Corp.
7-
6-10
6-30
40c
Products
50c:
8
6-15
6-10
—
Food
7-
6-15
50C
Corp.
National Fire Insurance Co.
7-29
6-30
(quar.)_——
90c
(quar.)
Products
6-17
1
55c
6-30
9
6-10
preferred
Inc.
7-15
7rl5
5c
(quar.)
com.
7-15
.
7-15
40c
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.)—
__v
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.'Co.--
6-3
50c
(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
4 <4%
preferred (quar.)
National
6-
Gas;
6-17
I
1
12 Vic
v
(quar.)
4%
8-
8-
.
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)_
Pitney-Bowes Inc. (quar.)—.—____——,
6-30
2%
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
com.
$1.37 Vi
Office
6-17
7-15
Company,
6-17
Co.,
Fund,
vestment
6-17
Ohio
60c
National
6-17
1
7-
—
5-20
30c
National
1
7-
—-—
Ry.
6-17
1
30c
i
7-
•
—_:
1
Ohio
(quar.)
nt-n.j
$1.45
1
6-18
Ordinary
ordinary
mwio,
5-27
$1.40
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(quar.),—___
6-10
Cash
—.n.
6-20
35c
7-
plus 5c from capital gains)
Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
Extrft
Pioneer
8-
Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)
National
(Detroit)
Pillsbury
6-17
8-15
7-25
Nova
9
National
Register
6-17
7-14
.
25c
(Initial)
from
7-14
$1.05
V 37'/a c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
$1.12
York
20C
Co.
$5.50
6-30
20c
(quar.)
Aviation
Piedmont
40c
Oak
National
5-20
6-17
:40c
6-30
7-15
15c
Nachman Corp. (quar.)
Nalco Chemical, new common
6-20
6-20
.7-1
7-15
;
97VaC
$1
Telephone—,
6-10
6-30
7-11
90c
:
;
(quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)—______—________
Phillips Screw Co. (quar.)—
7-14
6-30
Co. (annual)-./.,
(quar.).—$2.50
Common
44c
Airlines Inc., common
20c
(quar.)___
5(4%
preferred (quar.)—
: $0,328 y8
Norwich Pharmacal Co. (quar.)——— 7
20c
1
6-10
*
37 Vic
(reduced)
(quar.)
common
(quar.).
5-20
Northwest
25C
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
Philippine Long Distance
6-30
6-20
preferred
$1.06 y*
(quar.)
Ohio Telephone (increased quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd. (quar.)—
6-15
26V«C.
50c
Piston Ring
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
7-15
4%
10c „
$1.60 v
..
,.
5.80%
25c
(quar.)
5-20
——
com.
.from
-
—
of New
«
and _&c
.
55c
(quar.)—
Gas,
5.60%
6-20
5-20
6-15
income.:
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)_
3.90%
preferred (quar.)___Vv---.--i--——
6-10
,
-
Co.
v
45c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
(Texas), new com.
Muskegon
Natural
5Vi%
7-15
1
6-10
J15c
(quar.).—
preferred
7-
Invest.,
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
Service—
■■_:
Insurance
Northern
5-16
30C
Public
(quar.)
preferred
4.22%
Northern
6-15
6-29
25c
—
preferred
Murray Co.
4Va %
6-10
1
Indiana
Common
„
6-10
5c
from
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
capital gains)
Philadelphia Title Insurance
5-19
1
$2
6-15
$1.65
Munslngwear,
Northern
6
7-
42 Vic
(s-a)
Ry.
1
i$i
(quar.)_
Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)
States Telephone «Se Telegraph—
Mountain
Northern Central
6-30
v
6-
___________
5-23
$1.25
(s-a)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
■■__
6
15c
split
two-for-one
a
7-
7-20
*
Share
.
^
Philadelphia Fund—
'*■
(quar.)—.
6-15
50c
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd.
Nut
Corp.,
Co.—
North River Insurance Co.~(N. Y.) (quar.)—
North Star Oil* Ltd., class A (quar.)
7-
2%
dividend—
Plan
Co.
15c
—
*
Morris
•i.' Extra
5-27
Per
Name of Company
6-30
(5c
6V4C
quar.)
approve
Gas
7-15
Lines—
20c
62 Vic
(quar.)
Penn
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
6-10
30c
(quar.)—
Judd
Stockholders
6-10
Van
(initial
common
&
North
6-10
2
6-24
15c
Refractories
American
New
North
6
7-
t20c
(quar.)
(resumed)
American
North
6
6-
1.7
7-12
15c
(quar.)—;
common
6-
7-
$1.75
Corp.,
Morrell
7-15
50c
(quar.)-
A
Montrose
North
5-31
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.70%
Per
Share
Name of Company
r
.
5-25
(quar.)
'
4.50%
6-15
25c
-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Copper Mines, Ltd.
•;.
.
(interim)**.,'.^. l5c
7-15
6-
3
Number 5957
191
VolumG
*
.
,
The CoTTuncrcictl and
Finaificicil Chvoniclc
(2459)
51
V
Per
Per
Name of
Snap-On
6-15
.■i
6-
3
Socony-Mobil
6-20
6-10
6-20
6-10
60c
Tools
(quar.),
(quar.)
Oil
6-10
5-20
6-15
5-30
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
Little, Ltd., common (quar.)__,__
Technical Products, Inc. __
& Genesee Valley RR. (s-a) ___
*20c
6-22
6-
1
4.60%
$2
preferred
7-
1
6-20
4.60%
25c
preferred
Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)—
R0S "preferred (quar.)
—
Rockwill Mfg. Co. (quar.
7-
1
6-15
5%
7-
1 <•
3c
onSon,
onhinson
SShester
^u-ell-Standard
n
$1.25
■'
(quar.
Corp.
40c
Royce,.Ltd. ordinary ;(finaU__T__:_____
Bothmoor Corp., common-..-.-
>
Rolls
<;J
;
L
guilder shares—
on
—-
Royalty Corp. (stock dividend)—^.,
(quar.)—^
common
Stores,
enfeway
Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)
——
St
Joseph Light & Power, common (incr.)
5% preferred
(quar.)——:———
St Louis Public Service Co., cl. A (reduced)..
St! Louis-San Francisco Ry., com. (quar.)—
$5 preferred
(quar.)-——-•—
•
6-10
;.
3
6-30
6-: 1
6-'I:,
1
/
7-
6-
25c
1
,
,25c
1
55c
6-10
:>
preferred (quar.),.———
(quar.)
—.——
$3.40
■
85c
M.) & Sons, class A
(stock dividend),
(O.
Scott
Class
\X'
(initial)
Corp.
B
'
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
-
,
(stock div.)_
.
10c
Monthly
10c
;i*
Williams,
&
n>(.
—_____.—■—
___
Inc.
___—i
/50c
Scripto, Inc.. class A (quar.)—:———
Seaboard Allied Milling
(quar.),^.,-,-J
z—
>,JUjy2c
Seaboard
Air
Line
(quar.)
RR.
Co.
Electric
Southwestern
Life
•:
(quar.)
Roebuck Co. (quar.)
Sears,
Securities
Acceptance
Corp.,
Common
Class
A
v
——
-
,
1
1
—
(Los Angeles)
preferred
Co.
A
Co.—
Co.
Mfg.
&
Trading Co.,* Ltd.,—
1
6-
6-15
V
—-
5-27
6-15
7-' 2
7-2
6-
Stern
3
6-24
6-
6
6-10
y
5-
Stix,
25c
5-27
-
.
y
8-1
5-31
6-15
7-
:
Class
S
B
card,
A
(quar.),,
•y-
5-20
Rl1 & Gas>
51c
class
Ltd.,
common
preferred
B
Simmons
(quar.),,
Sinclair
A
Co.
&
Ltd.
Steel
Stroock
Pattern
Oil
Co.
Oil
Co
■'
Mquar.)
Oil
Co.
•
V
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.)
&
French Laboratories
preferred
6-10
6-10
'j
5-rlO
Oil
Co.
Sunshine
(quari)
Timken
Tishman
5-31
6-15
6-15
class
7-11
6-24
7-11
6-24
Toronto
5-31
Food
Super
5-20
6-30
6-10
•
7-
5-27
V
1
7-
4'/2 %
6-15
6-30
4j/2%
4y2 %
1
5%
5-20
5%
7-
1
1
6-17
5-24
6-15
5-24
5%
6-15
v* 6-30
5-24
6-10
f
/
Services,
7-
1
6-15
6-10
5-27
6-15
6-
f
56y4c
11-30
11-15
$1.12 y2
8-31
$1.12 ya
11-30
11-15
7-1
6-10
35c
6-11
6-10
5-27
30c
25c
>yy
7-
(Calif.)
Trust
6- 3
6-17
6-15
&
Co.
5-13
6-
6
6-20
6-
6-10
5-10
6-
6-
9
1
65c
6-10
5-20
45c
6-3
4-29
4%
5-31
Tappan
6-15
5-31
r
,;5-
4
(James),
Talcott
6-
3
6-
6
6-15
$4.50
''
5-28
$4
preferred
6-
$3.70
6-15
6-15
y.5-25
,
1
Taylor
Stock
Inc.
7-
1
6-20
6%
7-
1
6-20
25c
25c
6-10
5-10
6-20
6-10
33c
5-
6-15
5c
6-30
5
5-31
30c
6-15
6-
6c
6-15
6-
1
$3.50
6-15
6-
3
*
3
Union
7-29
,:6-30
50c
7-29
6-30
Telechrome
25c
6-10
5-31
Tennessee Corp.
&
of
Co.
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
6-15
6-
1
6-10
5,
6
6-10
5-20
8-25
8-15
11-25
11-15
6-15
5-31
7-
6-16
1
$1.75
6-15
40c
6-10
5-31
30c
6-14
5-21
$1.12%
7-15
6-30
6-21
6-
6-30
6-15
,
(quar.)
Light & Power—
Film
Corp.
5-31
*
.J
Century-Fox
Co.,
6
(Del.)—
(resumed)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
common
convertible
15c
37%c
$1
(quar.)
7-
1
6-17
7-1
6-17
6-10
5-20
62 %C
8-
1
7-20
62 %C
preferred
11-
1
10-19
25c
(quar.)
6-15
1
6-15
45c
$L, V
...
7-20
8-15
'
7-20
8-15
Union
Pacific
Union
Sugar Co.
Union
Texas
Class
A
3
7-15
8-
1
7-
7-15
8
6-30
6-10
7-
1
6-15
30c
7-
1
10c
(quar.).
Gas
6-10
6-
6
5-31
Corp.10c
6-20
6-
6
10c
6-20
6-
6
12 %c
(quar.)
6-15
5-16
6-15
5-16
dividend
3%
Aircraft
Corp.
Products
5-23
Amusement
B
7-15
8-
15c
(quar.)
Lines
3
*69c
(quar.)
B
3
8-
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar.).
Aircraft
Class
com.
(quar.)
Railroad
Air
Class
United
Ltd.,
8-
30c
Co.- (quar.)—
Natural
7-20
6c
6c
of Canada,
A
7-20
r
87 %C
(quar.)
Corp., class A (quar.)
preferred
5-31
8-15
92 %c
(quar.)_.
Investment
6-30
8-15''
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5y2%
1
1
7-
$1.12%
—
preferred
Union
6-
7-
*15c
B
Union Gas Co.
6-15
*7%c
(quar.)_.
United
(quar.)_—
50c
—
(s-a)
6-10
5-12
12 %c
Ltd., class
A
6-29
6-
*25c
6-15
5-31
*25c
Co.,
6-15
5-31
(s-a)
(s-a)
7-
1
6-
6
Artists
7-
4
5-
9
United
1
8
Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.-
5%
7-15
7-
6-15
5-13
40c
7-
6-15
7-
1
6-
2
2
150c
7-
6-
30c
8-
7-15
30c
..1r.
'
6-17
3%
7-
6-24
50c
—
6-15
6-15
10c
(s-a)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
United
J20c
(stock dividend) —
9-15
12-15
30c
(quar.)
United
20c
-
1
$1.25
—
United
(quar.)__
10-
1-4-61
(Texas)—
|3c
—
9-15
12-15
1
20c
Co.
5-31
1
1
7-
35c
$5 preferred A (quar.)
New Jersey
(quar.)—
6-15
7-
10-
1-4-61
6,15
30c
Gas.
6-15
2
1
*15c
(quar.)
Insurance
7-
8c
——
(quar.)——
Cable
6-15
7-
*30c
40c
(quar.)——
Mfg., class A
*30C
~
Finance
Stock
10c
dividend
Products
Conduit
tlOc
Instrument ..(quar.)__———
Tecumseh
*30c
t35c
(quar.)..—
(quar.)
..
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
3c
(quar.)_——
Company
*25c
preferred
15c
(G.), Ltd., common
Tamblyn
*25c
(quar.)
non-cum.
—
(quar.)
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.).
Acceptance Corp., Ltd. com. (quar.)
partic. 2nd pfd. <quar.)__;
Union Electric Co., common (increased)——
60c
6-10
5-31
2%
3iy4c
6-20
6-
6
6-24
6-
9
Corp.
preferred
United
Taft
*25C
Udylite
Class
—
9-15
12-15
Union
3
6-20
(quar.)
Symington-Wayne Corp.
5-30
6-
6y4c
——
1
*22 %C
Coach
6-20
(s-a)
10-
1-4-61
Disc Clutch Co.
1
(quar.)—.—_—
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
3
1
*22% C
Gas, Electric
$1.50
5-30
25c
—
6i-10
7-
'
Twin
1
(quar.)—
6-10
4
(quar.)
Twentieth
—_—
Superior Window, class A
6-10
4
7-
(
40c
Tucson
6-10
6-15
1
6-10
7-
.Quarterly
6-16.
4
7- 4
(quar.)
Universal
4y2%
6-10
> y
6-
6^15rk
7-
1
'*
—
-:25c
$22yac
True Temper
6-15
5c
i2y2c
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.).
Co.
7-
(reduced).
7-,si:
.
(quar.)
Troy & Greenbush RR.
5c
y 25c
*r: 16c
-
6-3
.
30o
45C
y:"
(quar.)
8
7- 2
preferred
Trunkline
7-
pfd.
4
e-
,t40c
»
8-
6-15J
t50c
£08 South LaSalle Street Corp.
6-
6-10
....8-18....
t60c
6-10
1
6-26
8
m.i2ya
6-10
1
5-20
t60c
Twin
7-
5-10
40c
i
(quar.)
6-15
7-
7-
1
6-10
Ltd.—
6-10
6-15
7-15
6-
12y2c
(quar.).
1
25c
7-8
preferred
15c
$1.20 1st
Corp.
6-30
75C
5-25
5-26
7-15
60c
(quar.)__.
7-
15c
6-15
6-10
13c
30c
5-20
43 %c
6-15
35c
A
Quarterly
8-16
—
(initial)-
5-13
12-15
25c
—_______
6-15
6-24
5%
preferred
Triangle
6-10
6-30
6-30
Trans-Prairie Pipe Lines, Ltd._
Travelers Insurance (quar.)
::: 9-15
12-30
6-30
i2y2c
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
6 %
6-10
37yac
preferred
Trinity
9-30
$1.25
6-30
$1.06 y4
preferred
6%
6-10
6-10
"■>
Corp. Fund—
preferred
$1.12
(quar.)
Co.
$1.12 y2
(quar.)__
J25c
6-
—
1
1
5-31
1
7"
Common
6-10
,
7-
t25c
Common
5-27
6-15
6-15
25c
3iy4C
(quar.)
preferred
6-17
7-15
5-31
(quar.)
8
6-29
6-
6-15
*$1
/"
;
(quar.)
6-15
35c
t25c
6-18
——
6-15
(quar.)
6-10
■
$1.25
(quar.)_—
6-15
6-15
Common
6-30
:
1
6-30
35c
Corp.
Supply, class
Trans-Canada
6-20
6-
•
7-
6-30
$1.25
B
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
4»/2%. preferred (quar.).
'
1
87 %c
"(quar.)__
25c
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
6-15
quar.)—
Y.)
(N.
5-27
Class
7-15
7-
37 %c
'
5-31
6-15
35c
Traders Finance Corp.,
Class
A
(quar.)_
6-10
25C
_____
6-15
(quar.)
com.
Y.)
General Trusts
Tractor
5-13
$1.25
>.
(N.
5-10
7-15
(quar.)—
Superior Electric
Co.
5-13
12 %c
(quar.)____
6-6
35c
13c
6-10
6-15
(quar.)_—-
6-15
6-15
Towmotor
6-10
6-15
6^-6
(increased)
6-10
•
56c
A
1
7-1
6-15
Shipyards (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
7-
1
15c
Bearing Co. (quar.)
Realty & Construction (quar.)
Guarantee
15c
5-31
7-2
Co.
Title
1
*15c
—
6-25
Roller
Todd
35C ;*
______
1
75c
6-17
*20c
y
5-28
7-
(Mass.), class A (quar.)
6-17
8c
l y
6-19
(quar.)
6-
62 %c
(quar.),
6,
15c
common
6-30
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mining
Co.
Times-Mirror
5-16
■'
1
31 %c
pfd. A
(quar.)
Time Finance Corp.
Class B (quar.)
6
15c
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com. (quar.)—.
5-10
6-15
-
6-15
6-
Co.,
preferred B
Increased
common
(quar.)
Sundstrand Corp.
Betts
Roofing
Time, Inc.
5-20
6-20
7-
12 %c
Thrift Investment, common (quar.
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co. (stock dividend)
6-15
6
7-8
Corp.
6-30
_________
Co.
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp., common
f30c
—_
Corp.,
Insurance
Sun
15c
—
Riine
6%
6-13
.
*
.,/
1
6-
1
25c
(quar.)
12c
-
Chemical
common
Tilo
7-
35c
—
preferred
Co._
&
6-28
40c
•
8
94c
Company"!(quar.)
5-16
$1.03
Fund—,.
6-
25c
(quar.)
par)
(quar.).
Superior Propane, Ltd., common
$1.40 preferred (quar.)—,
-
6-30
25c
5-20
:
——
(quar.)
pI5, toward)
common
6-28
3
50c
Corp. (quar.)—
Smith (Edson
B.)
6-
,
75c
Skil
3
i
8
8-
_____
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4y2%
3
6-
(quar.)____—_
5-26
-
6-
1
(quar.)_
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)_
Sun Finance & Loan, common—-.
30c
•'
1
7-
*30c
6-15
,
7-
50c
—
6-10
(quar.)
25c
7-
31 %c
(quar.)^
preferred
4y4%
.J
—
Superior Oil Co.
••
5%
Co.,
(quar.)_,—
Sun
tllViC
i
1
6%
$1
;
5-31
—_
■, 60c
A
Corp. (quar.)
(S.)
'
Swift
(quar.)
Mfg., .: class
6-14
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
^
4%
preferred (quar.)
Thorofare Markets, common
5-12
30c
8
8-
Common
6-1
;
7-27
25c
1
6-
(quar.)
pfd.
5-31
(quar.)———
5-12
8
7-
$1.21
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
5-31
6-15
&
5-11
7-
1
$1.19
$5 preferred
'
6-15
(quar.)
pfd.
2
———_
Thomas
3
1
8-
25C
common
Inc.,
68-
(quar.)
preferred
5rltJ
5-31
$1
(quar.)
Inc.,
6-15
,
v
48c
preferred
preferred
7;
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Utilities
1
6-
6-15
$1.14
(quar.)
Thomas Industries, class A
5- 6
„
6-23
31V2C
(quar.)_____——,
2nd
Mills
6-29
tl5c
6-30
7-
_!■'
(quar.)
preferred
Thermo King
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
'••i,Stylon Corp..
J15C
(quar.)—_
6-10
*15c
6-10
t25c
—
6-
12 %c
5-31
6-22
20C
:
.
Co
Cable
Sinclair Venezuelan
Singer Mfg. Co.
Skelly
'
:
(quar.)
&
B
Stuyvesant
J50c
class
(quar,)—J._
Simcnds Saw
Simplex Wire
Simpson's,
Simplicity
Simplicity
(quar.),——
1
5-16
20c
Oil
Light, $4 preferred
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies,
Ltd.,
Ciass
1
20C
A
6-
5-16
2%
&
7-
15c
25c
Inc., common (quar.)
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)
Inc.—
preference
tlOc
(quar.)—
6-15
6-15
j*
Coal &
preferred
$1.25
7-1
6-15
(quar.)__
6-10
1
7-
6-20
6c
—
rio
-•7-
J30c
Ltd.= (quar.)—„_T„
Rainier Brewing Co. .(quar.ti,,—
S
egler corp. (stock
dividend)
Sigma Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)L
Ciass B
25c
7-11
}30c
par)
$1^1%
Tex-Tube,
6-15
(quar.)__
8- >1
8-15 ;
tlOc
r2.S ®rewe"es,
Silknit,
•
25c
.
—
_
6-15
Textron
3
2c
.'•:•
_____
Co.,
Broadcasting,
Stdart
—^
(quar.)
lnc.-i (s-a).-:
6-
10c
5r30
6-15y\i
..
Class
Storer
of
.;y
6-20
6-15
t$1.25
par)
($100
convertible
Stonecutter
5-20
.
ln July)-^,—
6-15
4%
/
common
Stone & Webster
6-10
2
6-15
30C
17y2C„
7-1
18c
;
preferred (quar.)
Camp, Inc., common
prior
5%
7-1
6-10
JS1.75
-
5-27
1
Truax-Traer Coal
Textiles
35c
1
Textiles,
—
(quar.)_
Fuller
&
first
5%
7-1
y8- 2
~
tlOc
—
Baer
7%
Stokely-Van
'
(quar.),
Stern
(quar.)
com.
6-15
•
i5c
50c
2
&
5-27
7-
Texas
6
—
($100
7-15
6-16
7-
$4.84
6-16
(s-a)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (increased
5-27
6-13
6-10
2%
;
6-
(quar.)—
($50
1
1
$1.24
$4.76
5-31
20c
com.
ser.
88-
5c
Corp.,
$4.56
11-30
93 %C
Lithograph Corp.
preferred
preferred
preferred
4Va%
2
6-
6-10
12-10
6-30
(quar.)______
Products
$1.16
$1.27
$1.35
55c
Ltd.
6
: .7-15*
7-15
i
(quar.)
Power
8-15
6-16
(quar.)
Ltd.
'.'J:8".! 1-.
(quar.)
Pacific
5-31
10c
—__—
Bros.. Ltd.
Transmission
Texas
5-13
9-15
6-27
75c
Finance Corp.—
(quar.)__—_____
Aluminum
4V2%
y- 6-16
'
1
6-15
25c
(quar.)_
A
7-15
1
preferred
Texas
&
(Michaels)
Stern
6- 2 ;
;
7-
A
25c
(quar.)____
preferred (quar.)_—
preferred (quar.
Stedman
Gas
18 %c
common
A
(quar.)__
5V4% preferred (quar.)___
Texas Gulf Producing Co.
(quar.)
Gulf Surphur
(quar.)
5-13
15c
class
$1.14
>
5-
8-
$1
•
6-10
6-10
preferred
y *40e
Sterchi Bros. Stores
6-24
—,
chf S?rp* o:{ America (quar.),,,—,—
Shop Rite Food
(quar,).
Stock dividend
(subject ,to
approval
Rh,',foc ?olders
Corp.,
Stecher-Traung
3
6-15
87%C
(quar.)
50c 2nd
Sterling
6-
25c
.
Co.
5-20
6
53c
v:
70c
(s-a)___
5-27
V 6-10
J y 6-17
5-31
(quar.)_
common
Co.
/
4.96%
10-20
5-31
40c
class A
B
6-10
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar,)—
Shulton, Inc., class
B
A
5%
1
1
.
;
Steel,
class
Texas
,
Steel
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
(From investment income)
(';;r
(Ohio),
Ltd.,
Loan
5%
-
Co.
65c
$5.08
5
'.6-30 '
'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
6%
preferred
(quar.)__—.—L.
Stauffer Chemical, 3J/2% preferred
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.) —
»'
•-
(accum.)____
common
Indiana
Structural
Class
6-1
6-5
11-
20c
California
of
$4.64
6-14
6-
6-30
'
10c
Supply (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, 5%
9
6-28
(quar.)
Electric
,$4.56
'
6-30
$1.25
Service, $4 preferred
preferred. (quar.)_
'6-16
6-14
Fuel
State
'
$1.18
(quar.)
Inc.
1- "6-16
X
preferred
Texas
1
.
Register Co.,
Market
Starrett
6-10
7-1
f56y4c
Hoist
Corp. of- America
Stock -dividend
oherer Gillette Co.
(quar.
Sherritt Gordon
Mines, Ltd.
preferred
Star
6-20
—
&
Sheraton
7%
9-10
27«/2c
Crane
Sherwin-wmiams
Class
6-10
30c
(quar.)
Shepard-Niles
1
6-15
Co.-,
5%
Texaco,
.
71*
*80c
(New Jersey)
Pressed
Stanfields,
-5-31
y
7-
"7-
$1.12 y2
• (quar.)
Paving & Materials,
Standard
-5-20
-5-23
1
(quar.)
Transport
Shelter
1
7- 2
6-
7-15
4.72%
6-10
6-13
(s-a)
(Dallas)
Standard
7-
6-15
6-29
Texas
(quar.)____
Co.
'-7-
,^-31
J50c
6-10
1
6-30
!___
*71- 1
1
k'A
1
1
Properties, Inc.___—
Standard Radio, Ltd. (quar.)_____
4j/2 %
——
7-
7-
Standard
1
6-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
.
(quar.)
Oil
Standard
6-1
6-15
30c
preferred
7-
'
3%%
/
7-
4y2% preferred series B
(quar.)——
Shawmut Association
(quar.)
Shell Oil
"hell
Standard
7-
(quar.)—
Power
series
Shelby Salesbook
Co.
Co.' of
Standard Oil Co.
7-
(quar.)————
G.)
Water &
Shawinigan
4%
Co.
(Frank
6-10
(quar.)_—
Oil
'••',7- 1
15c
Shattuck
preferred
Oil
9-30
y ioc
1
(increased-quar.)
Standard
35c
(quar.)
7-
$1.62
Standard Holding Corp.,
/
Class
B
(quar.)
$1.25
Extra
Shakespeare
75c
'
Seven-Up Bottling Co.
$1.12%
17V2c
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Standard Financial Corp.,
$1.31 y4
—
(quar.)
6c
(quar.)
'"Standard
7-
$1.12
class
6-10
preferred
$1.50
Mfg. Co.,
8mfeii5»r25
T6-
*
r
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preference
Common
yv5-27
6-10
25c
,
preferred (quar.),,,
:
:
A preferred
(quar.),———
Servel, Inc., $5.25 preferred (quar.)———
Seton Leather Co.
(quar.)—
^_—
5%
E.)
Class
\xkcio
1
,
7-15
/•
6-10
7-
4.50%
$1.31%
common
y Standard Brands Inc.—
8-19
6-15
12y2c i
1
(quar.)
28C
-
common
Service
prior preferred
(A.
$3.75
7-20
15c.
—
7-
6-10
preferred
to $5
State
—.—-J—,
1
$1.28
1
5.40%
(quar.
Foods
(Initial)
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.—
6-20
'
15c ;■
(quar.)_„„—
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
_;
Seiberling Rubber Co., common (quar.)_:
7-
(quar.)
preferred
7-
-
50c
(quar.)_L
convertible
$6.50
5-10
6-20
:
(quar.)
preferred
5.25%
Stafford
Colo.)
(Denver,
(quar:,);
preferred
5.12%
6-10
$2.38
7-15
10c
3%
3VUo
—
5.10%
6-10
1
:
Sprague Eelectric
(quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
(Mass.), common (quar.)
6-16
common,——
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Security Life & Accident Co.
$4.50
6-16
7
6-10
1
7-
(quar.
& Sons
preferred
Spiegel, Inc.,
5-10
7-10
25c
Stock, dividend-
$4.50
$2
7-10
/ 30c
6-10
1
7-
27C
Kellogg
(quar.)__i
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp.,. common (quar.)
Staley
$1.18%
—————
$1.27%
6-10
7-
;•
Co.
Spencer
6-16
—
6-10:
:/
Class B
6-20
$1.25
———
1
._i
Speer Carbon
5-13
•7-10
1%
7-
$1
Insurance
6-25* ^'">6-10
Seagrave Corp., com. (stock dividend)
_r_3%
5'/2%preferred (quar.)—68%c
5%' preferred (quar.)
^ ;
$1.25
Sealed Power
'
■}25c
:——
$1.22%
$1.50
Sovereign Life Assurance Co. (Canada)—
yc 25% Paid-Up Ctfs. for common
(s-a)
Speedry Chemical Products Inc., class A
6-17
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber (stock dividend)
(quar.)
(s-a)
Quarterly-
/<
6-17
6-27
50c
-
Seaboard Finance Co., commoir (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.),——__________
$5 preferred (quar.)
.
-
6-13-
7%c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern
7-15
6-
A
1
6-17
...
.
10c •'•*(?»
Scott
6-10
6-15
6-10
1
$1
1
9- '1
7-15
7-
Mills
Co.,
1
9-
Monthly
1
4.90%
7-
6-29
7-
Texas
(quar.)
6-10
•
$1.16%
Inc.
Gas
-
-
Paper
preferred
6-10
5%
5%
-
6-10
preferred
earnings
(quar.)
(quar.)_„
Natural
$6
1
8-
/
5c
4.65%
1959
Southwest
7-11
8-
$1
$4 preferred
Scott Aviation
1
65c
-
Co.
6-3
1
7-
.V-
_____
7-
$1.12y2
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.),
1
7-
57 %c
.
.
from
Royalty
J'-"' -i-'r-ri'-"
15c
1
7-
$1.16
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
6-
i'Vv
6-13
.■
,
(quar.)
Common,
7-
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
preferred
6-
6-15
9-15
:,
ccmmon
Southland
,
(quar.)__—
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
pfd.
Chemical
3
$1.25 :'i' 12-15
12- l
preferred (quar.)
—
-4
32 %C
;
7-15
St Paul Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)„
yy?-8
St' Regis Paper Co.—
$1.10
;
7- 1 y ! 6-; 3'
$4 40 1st preferred series A (quar.)
t6c
6-15
'5-25
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
—
7- X
$1.25
Sams (Howard W.) & Co., preferred (s-a)—
y/6*10
San Antonio Corp.—
15c
8-15 yy 8-1
Voting trust certificates
11-15
"y- 15c
11-1
Voting
trust certificates——————
10c
6-24
6-10
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)———
37 %c
7-15
6-30
Schering Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)—
25c
6-15 y
6-10
Schlage Lock Co. (quar.)
Corp,
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
Semi-annual
$5
Schwitzer
(quar.)
preferred
62%c
Cooperative,
6-1
6-15
j
y
$1.25
preferred
4.64%
57 %c
noncumulative
Southland
6-10
4.25%
4.60%
3
(s-a)
Railway-Co.—
on
6-10
56y4c
~
6-15
•
il'i; 6-15
$1.25
5%
1
6-
&
6
5-20
7- 1
3
5c
(quar.)
5%
noncumulative
Southern States
5-27
6-18
20c
Southern
Quarterly
6-10
$1.25
Fertilizer
5,
6-16
6-
35c
(quar.)___
preferred
"
6-
Southern Natural Gas
(quar.)__
Southern Pacific Co.
(quar.)_
5-20
7-1
40c
!■-——;
(quar.)—.
preferred
1
6-30
$1
* ■ - $1
$1.07/2
25c
St
$4.75
7-
,25c
.
4% preferred (quar.430'1c preferred (quar.),
$5
•>•••! ;7«
Southern
5-26
v.y:6-^3-
50%
$1.02%
(quar.)
6-30
partic.
4.32%
6-HL
16%%
.
—
7-
k 5c
y
5%
preferred
Holders
6-14
6-30
(quarT
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
California Edison Co.—
original pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_„
Southern
1
5-26-
v
6-16
$1.12'/a
(Jacob), 4%% pfd. (quar.),.—
Aeronautical Co. (quar.)—.^4--,
10-
6-28
.
4.10%
35c
,
31%c
(quar.).
A
2
(quar.)
Payable of Recr
38 %c
v'50c
Southam
7-1
v
V-6-21
.
3
(quar.)
~Z •■■■« 50c
Pittsburgh Water, 4»/2% pfd.
$1.12 y2
(quar.)_
South Puerto Rico
Sugar Co., com;* (quar.)
15c '
8%
preferred
(quar.)_______
!>'•.
6-15
7-20
50c
-
,
6-
South Penn Oil Co.
6-15
10-20
v
2%
,
Ruppert
sabiiie
7
$0.9942
.
Rnberoid Company,
Ryan
7 /y
7-
15c
dividend on 20 guilder shares
v
(quar.)——.
Stock
7-
15c
-—-f-~———i-—.
Roval Dutch Petroleum—
;;• ;
yv..y; , „ :.>r. r,
5-27
6-30
When
Share
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
Stock
dividend
;
'
5c
common
6-10
South
;
3
10c
•
-
8-
,
1
5-
7c
(quar.)
Georgia Natural Gas, 6%
South Jersey Gas
(quar.)
5-19
6-
6-10
Manufactuz-ing
preferred
Per
Name of Company
5-20
(quar.).
South
5-20
*
6-10
preferred
6-10
50c
■
Co. '(quar.)
South Carolina Electric &
Gas, com.
4.50% preferred (quar.)
6-15
-
6-15
7 y2 %
.
$1.55
Soss
6-15
6-10
50c
.
Ro^Pettrson""& Cmrcommon
■V.
*$1.06 */4-
pfd.'(quar.)____
Ltd., 4%%
Paper,
6-30
10c
nnchester
Sofiand
6-15
.
35c
25c
Produces (quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
5c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
s
Sonoco
$25c
______
(quar.)
(J. C.) Company, common
When
Share
Corp.
(quar.)
enn
o°hprtson (James),-Ltd.
Shinson
A
Company'
3
34 %c
(quar.)
Co.
H.)
*
6-
37 %c
(qua^r.)-.^-.
m
6-15
37 %c
o
^(H.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
80c
»
KTpreferred
tot
When
Share*
of Company
hhins
& Myers,
Inc., common (quar.)__
B?i 50 participating preferred (quar.)_^__
IVrrshaw-FutJon. Controls Co., com. (quar.)
name
Biscuit
(quar.)—
40c
Co.
of
ment
Corp.
(s-a)
income)
United Elastic
1
7-15
7-
5
25c
6-10
5-25
50c
6-10
5-25
30c
(quar.)
from
Corp. |
United
Gas
Gas
Improvement
Cos.
preferred (quar.)
5-24
(quar.)
,
50c
6-10
5-25
40c
.
Corp. (quar.)
United
Coal
5-31
6-10
invest¬
( quar.)____—
Electric
6-15
10c
Corp.
(payment
—
United
4%%
6-
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
United Board & Carton (quar.)_
United Carbon Co. (quar.)
United
6-10
6-15
America—
$4.50
United-Carr Fastener
6-24
$1.25
(quar.)—
6-10
5-24
37 %c
Co., com.
(quar.)_
60c
$1.06%
7-
1
6-10
6-30
5-31
7-
5-31
1
When
Per
United
illuminating
United
Industrial
CO™——-—
Corp., common (quar.)—,
United Insurance Co. of America—
(quar.)—
Hill Mines, Ltd.,
United Screw & Bolt Corp.—
United Keno
Class
S.
U.
(quar.)—
& Chemical Corp.—
A
(resumed)—
S. Ceramic
U.
Class
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Lumber
S.
S
Steel
U.
S.
Tobacco Co.,
Corp.,
S.
.
(quar.
common
—
(quar.)
United Wbelan Corp., ccm. (increased-quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Universal Match Corp. (increased-quar.)—
$6 preferred
(2Vi-for-l
split)
Universal Oil Products Co.
3
6-
3
Wisconsin
6-27
66-
1
5-23
6-11
5-23
6-10
5-
6-15
5-31
Corp.
Vanderbilt
7-15
5-13
Initial
7
Vanity
Industries. Inc
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
7-22
5%
8-15
5.08%
1
7-15
5.04%
5-13
6-15
5-13
Wolverine
6-30
6-15
Wolverine
Public
Wisconsin
—-—
(quar.),
Van Sciver (J. B.)» 5%
class A (quar.)—
Van Waters & Rogers Inc.
(quar.)—
5-31
and
6-17
Class
Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
6.25%
Electric
Wagner
Corp.
Watte Amulet Mines,
Waldorf
Walker
(quar.)
System
Co..
&
class
A
——
(quar.)
income)
—
Walt Disney Productions
—
(quar.)
—
Walgreen Co. (quar.).
Ward Baking Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Leonard Electric tquar.)
5%%
Ward
(quar.)
Common
Weeden
&
preferred
6-22
6-20
preferred
5%
Woodward
1
6-10
6-
1
;
Iron
6%
Co.,
preferred
(s-a)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)———
6-15
6-30
6-30
7-
S3
7-
5
6-
6-24
1
6-10
5-27
6-
1
6
Yellow
Cab
6-17
6-28
6-
6-
6-15
5-27
6-15
5-27
6-20
6-20
6-
5-31
6-
1
Yellowknife
25c
7-
1
25c
8-
1
7-20
Bear
6-10
6-10
6-
30c
6-10
5-25
preferred (1952 series)
preferred (1955 series)
■
1
5-31
7-
37 %C
7-29
7-
.
5-31
Zonollte
3
8-
6-
6
5
6-30
2
t Payable
7%C
6-30
6-15
$1.25
6-15
6-15
a
6-15
5-27
y
24,997
2028.
Francisco
Ry.—Earnings—>
1960—Month—1959
April 30—
6-15
6-30
$4c
6-22
5-11
(quar.).
40c
not
closed
this
for
6-30
6-10
10c
books
6-24
6-10
dividend.
Less British income tax.
Non«
the source.
funds, tax deductible at
15%; resident tax 7%.
tax
ops.
$2,041,479
$2,143,709
1,080,721
1,166,J>88
ry.
1960—Month—1959
5-26
6-20
5-26
x
5-26
6-
5-13
3,485,555
Net
8
oper.
from ry. oper.
rev.
'
1
6-
$2,194,540
$9,536,500
$7,867,198
917,313
4,140,225
3,324,067
company,
of
statement with the
tax.
150
E.
According
1
7
5-19
Investment News
/
the
event
by
St.
in
which
Regis,
7-
1
1
Continued
6-15
7-
from page 10
6-10
6-
1
6-30
6-10
5-20
6-30
1
6-10
9-30
12-30
—
Contract Half Com¬
Quick-Way Truck Shovel Co. has completed the first half of a
$15,000,000 order from the United States Army Corps of Engineers for
mobile
not
the
event
less
than
latter
the
6-15
5-23
9-
S.
9
20-ton
Rigdon.
now
expected
1
6-
1
6-15
equipment, according to
Executive Vice-President.
under
is
being
are
announcement
an
by
on the second phase of the order and is
in January of 1961, Rigdon said.
In all, 500
manufactured for the U. S. Army Corps of
way
to be completed
cranes
The
1
company,
6-20
6-10
Angeles,
6-10
5-25
mobile
6-30
6-
3
6-15
6-
6-30
6-15
9-
8-15
owned
from
and
Fairbanks
shovels, cranes
tons to 25 tons.
and
other
earth-moving
units
ranging
Reading Tube Corp.—Possible Merger—
1
6-15
Progress
Class
shares
6-
6-
3
6
6-30
6-20
6-15
6-
7-1
6-15
The
7-1
is
acquired
St. Regis,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
in the business of holding stocks of other
substantially all the equity stock of 14 savings
and
loan
associations, four in California, seven in Texas, one m
Colorado and two in Kansas. Equitable is located in Fort Worth.—
Manufacturing Co.,
inc. above.—V.
V.
191,
p.
'
1672.
p.
■,
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings—
Net
2351.
engaged
owns
Period Ended April 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
191,
is
company
1960—Month—1959
oper.
revenue—
$401,287
$366,900
oper.
expenses.
282,313
273,836
from ry. oper.
$118,969
$93,064
49,806
42,651
rev.
railway
oper.
inc
1960—4
Months—1959
$1,412,471
1,051,058
$1,301,762
1,022,402
$361,413
154,088
$279,360
147,523
191, p. 2029.
3
6-10
6-
1
of
a
A
of
stockholders
common
stock
are
for
now
being
each
10
cash dividend preference of 34%
offered
shares
an
class
of
exchange
A
stock
of
in
letter
when
inaugurated, which
totaled $3,000,000, will upon completion net the
company approximately
$1,250,000 before taxes. There will be nearly 660,000 shares of common
outstanding if
the tender is
The
SEC
Harold Diamond, President of Realsite, Inc., indicated in his
to stockholders that transactions effected since
April 24, 1960,
the West Gate development in Ft. Lauderdale was
stock
Sav-A-Stop, Inc.—Registers Conimon—
ll
lieu
cents.
accepted.—V.
190,
p.
May 27,
is
Crow
Inc.
mission
ment
10
filed a registration statement with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock. Tna
for public sale at $4.50 per share by Pisteii,
an
all or none basis, for which it will receive a com¬
cents per share. Also Included in the registration state¬
additional 5,000 shares acquired by the underwriter at
Jacksonville, Fla., firm
on
stock
to
of
are
cents
be
on
45
an
per
1960,
offered
share
from
The
2085.
6-17
6-17
Reeves Soundcraft Corp.—Sells Stock Interest—
Reeves
Soundcraft
Corp,
announced
on
Mav
23
the
sale
nf
the
principal
stockholders
of the
company-
n0Il"f0°J?
company and subsidiaries operate as a distributor of
in retail food markets in
Florida, Alabama, Georgia and
Carolina. It now has
Items
7-1
with
Realsite, Inc.—Capital Structure—
5-18
1
stock
Sisalkraft
merge
stock.
common
'
-
6-23
7-
of
companies; and it
by H & B American Corp., of Los
Whitney Corp., of New York, manufactures
power
8%
'-See
0-20
of. the Sisalkraft
stock for a cash consideration of
$125 per share; and it
to acquire the remaining Gibraltar stock through this ex¬
change offer. For the purposes of the exchange, the Gibraltar stock
will be valued at $125
per share and the company^ stock at a price
related to the market price thereof on the New York Stock Exchange.
The prospectus lists the names of the
minority holders of Gibraltar
stock.
\
://"
•"•/ ---/V/'
Jointly
2
7-
to
Ave.,-San Diego,. Calif., filed a
on "May 31, i960; covering 234,338
According to the. prospectus; the company
intends to acquire all or any portion of .the minority Interest, con¬
sisting of 15,935 shares of Reserve-Fund Stack-ot Gibraltar Savings
Association
of
Houston,
Texas.
During
the
period
July
through
September* 1959, the company acquired about 70% of the outstanding
Engineers.
77-
1
95%
intends
business
.
earth-moving
Work
12- 9
50c
50c
50c
25c
50c
11c
30c
35c
registration
proposes
Quick Way Truck Shovel Co.
5-13
7-
a
Gibraltar
6-15
6-10
filed
previously conducted by Sisalkraft will
be conducted as a division of St. Regis and managed by substantially
the present management of Sisalkraft. Sisalkraft and its
associated
companies are engaged in the manufacture and/or sale of reinforced
paper. Its largest plant is at Attleboro, Mass.—V. 191, p. 1569.
shares
HriSSI
6-17
6-11
York,
New
to
corporation, of 1400 Fifth
registration statement with the SEC
General Corporation and
1
6-10
7-
St.,
42nd
SEC
on
May 27, 1960, covering 293,036 common
the prospectus, the company proposes to offer
291,236 shares in exchange for all of the 485,392 outstanding shares
of common stock of American Sisalkraft Corp. on the basis of 6/10 of
one share of St.
Regis common for each share of Sisalkraft common. An
additional 1,800 shares are reserved for issue on exercise of an option
granted by Sisalkraft to its President, Spencer, P.. Higgin, in Dec., 1958.
shares.
San Diego Imperial
3
6-30
1960—4 Months—1959
$5,641,658 $23,224,230 $21,558,507
3,447,118
13,687,730
13,691,309
This
6-17
1
3,729.468
1,156,369
.
7-
$7,073,051
3,833,857
St. Regis Paper Co.—Exchange Offer—
3
7-
$7,520,214
.
$2,644,038
railway oper. inc
191, p. 2029.
—V.
5-25
6-10
was
5-2S
6-17
income
$6,129,593
In
6-20
Less Jamaica
revenue..
:
j
-
Previously published date
v
1960—4 Mos.—1959
2029.
p.
The
incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in u. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
6-
37%c
$165,037
♦49,608
29,874 7.
♦14,211
p.
Period Ended April 30—
5-13
in Canadian
resident
6-30
6-20
37%c
$73,401
6-10
*2%c
.
(quar.)—
(quar.).
$64,321
income—
oper.
191,
Net
Company
Transfer
5
6-10
•
5-25
6-
17%c
191,
from
rev.
ry.
Railway
9
7-
5-31
9-
—$1.25
——:
1,412,664
$16,109
6-14
1
37 %C
Mines,
6-20
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
(quar.)—
$1,577 701
1,355,559
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
5-25
25c
1%
6-20
6-15
—„
$1,428,960
340,198
inc
oper.
6-20
$1.25
Ltd. (interim).
Yosemite Park & Curry (quar.).
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)——
6
6-15
—25c
(quar.)
30c
Western Carolina Telephone Co
10c
Western Gas Service Co. (quar.)—
15c
Months—1959
$404,519
334,543
ry. oper
Louis-San
Net
Net
—V.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_„
Freight Lines—
Zenith Electrical Supply Co. Ltd.
Zenith Radio Corp. (quar.)
6-20
-
1960—4
$350,652
Railway oper. revenue— $10,047,263 $10,524,756 $39,653,511 $39,058,715
Railway oper. expenses.
8,005,784
8,381,047
32,133,297
31,985,664=
1
6-15
5-31
6-20
30c
136c
35c
30c
$1.25
$1.01
$1.03
$1.03
25c
(quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Gas
St.
1
62 %c
(quar.)
railway
Period Ended
6-15
6-15
dividend
Stock
4-29
6-21
-—
West Ohio Gas Co.
from
rev.
1960—Month—1959
April 30—
expenses-
♦Deficit.—V.
1
10c
Co.,
Yellow Transit
6c
10c
40c
20c
$1.37%
10c
oper.
Railway oper. expenses.
6-
5-16
Yale 8s Towne
$1.50
(quar.).
Net
1
6-
2
$1.50
.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.—
Monthly
Monthly
;
Wyandotte Chemicals (quar.)..
Wyman-Gordon Co. (quar.)
Wyckoff Steel Co. (quar.)
6-16
1
.
$1.12%
Worthington Corp., common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
6-15
7-15
6-15
.
(semi-annual)
Western Natural Gas—
Net
—V.
.
Western Kentucky
Period Ended
6-20
6-28
$1.25
—
6-
6-28
7-
75c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Spice, 6% preferred (quar.)
Publishing Co.
(quar.)
World
share for each share held; subject to
approval of stockholders May 3_
Jersey & Seashore RR.—
5%
6-
(quar.)
Woolson
One
5%
Co.
Governor
Woodward & Lothrop, common
6-10
West
preferred
6-15
(stock dividend)
posit receipts
5%
17 %C
Railway
5-24
West Driefontein Gold Mining American de¬
Common
Railway oper. revenue~
1
7
60c
—
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
Wells-Gardner & Co
(quar.)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, common (quar.)—
4.80%
7
6-
6-
25c
Company
5
6-
6-15
50c
25c
^
Washington Water Power Co. (quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)_.—.
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)—
Weco Products (quar.)
6-
6-17
(quar.)..
Gilbert
—
—
6-15
$$1.12%
6-15
Gas—
Common
Common
7-
5c
pleted—
(quar.)
Washington Natural
6-10
'
7N/'---7:
.V/-.-'
Ry.—Earnings—
25c
6-15
50c
Wire
Washburn
1
an
1633.
Rutland
6-15
6-17
37Vic
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
7-15
9
25c
—
-1
2
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
Common
8
—
Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.)__
(John) Industries, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Wall Street Investing Corp.—
(From, ordinary
p.
7-15
7-
t20c
25c
62Vic
Ltd. (quar.)
payment of
7-15
1
7-
30c
(quar.)
5-31
8-
6%C
class A (quar.)
(initial)
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
•
the
75c
(quar.)
Co..
-
cash sale of shares will be largely for reduc¬
payable, as well as for' new tooling, research, re.
officer's loan, and general corporate purposes.—V lqn
of
accounts
$1.26
—
above.
to
proceeds
of
1
$40c
7-22
39c
57c
$1.25
20c
referred
Net
tion
8-
Wood
6-30
12Vic
offer
$1.27
Insurance
B
agement officials now own 118,000 shares (59.3% ) of the outstanding
stock; and their holdings will be increased through the exchange
5-31
6-20
Wood
10c
(quar.)
preferred
WJR—The Goodwill Station, Inc
6-15
and
$1.25
(quar.)
———-
2
12Vic
20c
$1.43%
$1.56%
Hamm-Young, Ltd.
$1.20
32 %c
—
common
6-
15c
5%
2%
10c
5%
(stock dividend)—
Von's Grocery Co.
(quar.)—
Vornado, Inc. (stock dividend)
Vulcan Materials,
common
(quar.)—.
—
Von
Service,
5-27
1
6-30
25c
Products
Food
5-31
6-13
tl2%c
Inc. (quar.)
Volunteer National Gas (stock dividend)
Vita
5-31
6-15
15c
of
expenses
6-15
$1.19
Mouldings
Wometco
8
50c
depositary
it will amount to approximately $0,118
per depositary share)
Victor Equipment Co. (quar.)
._
Victoria & Grey Trust Co. (quar.)
Viking Pump Co. (quar.)
Virginia Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.)———
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
:
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.?—
tax
$1.12 %
—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oil
Wiser
Vickers, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. Ordinary—
(Final payment of 7Vi% less British in¬
come
5-31
7-
35c
Corp. (quar.)_.
(quar.)—,—
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd.. 50c class A (quar.)
Vick Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Heating
Vapor
Veeder-Roct, Inc.
6-15
the said underwriter and 7,50o warrants
(together with the underlying shares ir
through its six subsidiaries is in the business of
selling, leasing and servicing a diversified line of
equipment for the production of bags and for the
packaging of products. Its founders include Frank L. Walton, Board
Chairman and President, and four other management officials.
Man¬
5-31
$1.10
granted
underwriters
the
American
Roto
machines
1
7-
6-15
to
case).
manufacturing,
7
7-11
——
preferred
6-15
35c
convertible preferred
:
4.76%
(this payment
clears arrears)
$2.28
6-
lie
4%%
—
preferred
convertible
$2.28
(quar.)
Inc.
Mills,
Fair
Van Norman
divid.)
(stk.
Co.
6-17
-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Michigan Power—
v
preferred (quar.)—
Wisconsin Power & Light. 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4%%
5-31
2%
.
&. Rubber
-100%
1
Wisconsin
6
heretofore
each
90c
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
to
issuable
Co.—
Power
7-15
6-15
5c
(quar.)
Tire
6-17
6-10
1
Woodward
Valspar
1
7
6-25
8-
8-31
33c
Industries
Electric
6-13
77-
10c
2094.
p.
of 93
SEC
the
options
2
15c
with
shares,
2
$1.06 V4
;—
(monthly)
above.—V. 191,
Worth St., New York,1 filed a registration
on May 27,
1960, covering 75,000 common
be offered for cash sale to the public; and 44,283 shareto be issued in exchange for common and
preferred shares of sub*
sidiaries, Roto Industries, Inc., Walgan Machine Corp., Conapac Corn"
and
Lawson Packaging Corp. Morris Cohon & Co. heads the
list of
underwriters for the public offering. The registration statement also
includes
30,000 stock
purchase warrants to be issued in place of
corporation,
statement
3
912-
6-
5-31
7-
6-
1
7-31
6-15
13c
15c
15c
1
$1.25
8-15
12Vic
(quar.)
710-
1-3-61
$1.50
6-15
8-
This
5-13
1%
preferred
(quar.).———.
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Fuel & Light (stock dividend)..
6-10
6-11
6-10
6-10
3.60%
6
6-15
7-1
6-15
40C
:..
Cerro de Pasco Corp,
Roto American
7-29
1
6-20
5%
6-10
30c
27Vic
8-19
7-
\18%C
6%
I
6-
5-20
1
25c
20c
—
——:—.——.—-——'——
dividend
6-20
6-16
1
1%
$4.25 preferred (quar.).:
Industries (quar.)
7-
7-
6-
Windsor
Winn-Dixie Stores
6-10
6-15
wora
Copper Corp., Ltd.^—Stock Acquired—
Rio-Blanco
See
''
6-10
1
1
$1.25
o5>
before. Federal income taxes,'for- the three months
compared with $10,213 in the 1959 quarter.—V. 191, p'
Earnings
$18,141
1
6-
...
6-22
——
—
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd. (increased)
Upson Company
Upson-Walton Co. (quar.)—
Utah Power & Light Co.
(quar.)
—
&
6-
1
Stock
7
I
7-
75c
30c
43%c
25c
$1.50
12Vac
87Vic
31 Vic
(quar.)
common
United Stores Corp.,
Utilities
6-
7-
$2
—
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Truck Lines
(Del.)
(quar.)——
7%
6-24
6-
6-15
earnin.
earning
4.
6-30
$1.25
of $9,433 for Federal.'income rtaxes net
In the corresponding three months, of 1959 net
after $5,311 provision; foy. FederaL income-taxes.
provision
$8,708.
$4,902
6-20
6-20
6-15
1%
Stock dividend
55c
...
-
preferred (quar.)—
U
Stock
6-10
1
1
7-14
20C
dividend
6-10
8
15c
Co._
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card Co._—
U. S. Rubber Co., common (quar.)
S
8%
6-14
8
7-
7-
50%
Bro?.
After
were
were
6-20
1
7-
75c
$1.06
.—
Candle (quar.)——
(quar.)...
Williams & Company (quar.)
Williams-McWilliams IndustriesBaumer
7-
22%c
S
(quar.).
Co.
Oil
&
Williams
8-18
1
6-24
5c
12Vac
7Vic
50c
.
Wilcox
5-31
9-
10c
50c
60c
S1.75
B
4%% preferred (s-a)
6-15
10c
10c
——
(quar.)
———
~
——
U. S. Freight Co. (quar.)—
—
U. S. Gypsum Co., common (quar.)—
7% preferred (quar.)——
U. S. Home & Development, class A (quar.)
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming (quar.)—
U. S. Life Insurance Co. of New York (s-a)
United States Lines Co., com. (quar.)
.
U.
5-5
Will
$1.12Va
——-—r—~
Tile
S. Foil Co.,
U
6-6
15?
—
—r
preferred (quar.)
4%%
U.
U
6-30
Borax
Common
U.
6-10
7-22
—
preferred (quar.)
—
——
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Wltco Chemical, new com. (initial-quar.) —
Stock dividend
—
—
WUlcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.-—
5% conv. pfd. series A (s-a)
5% conv. pfd. series B (s-a)
—
6-20
7-
20c
6%
6-30
6-30
50c
—-
1
7-10
(quar.).—
Wieboidt Stores, common
b-io
8-
28%
$2.50
10c
UQc
stockholders approval
United New Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
United Pacific Corp.
6-30
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
7-1
6- 3
5c
Stock div. subject to
Holders
When
Per
Share
35c
ftame of Company
3sn nnn
shares
of
$20
Sout
an^
tn
outstanding 121,500 shares of common stock
par preferred. Net proceeds of the sale of
1
3
Number 5957
191
Volume
.
The
...
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2461)
Corp.—Acquires—
Seeburg
Soroban Engineering,
corporation has acquired from Brewer-Titchener Corp.
manuiacturing upright visual bottle vendors, it was anitS
June 1 by Deloert W. Coleman, Chairman of Seeburg.
The
noU
was for an
undisclosed amount of cash. Tools and dies will
p«nv<d immediately from Brewer-Titchener's Cortland, N. Y., plant
be
co"burg's new bottling equipment factory in Hartford, Conn,
t0,Tnk a-ansaction, together with the recent purchase by Seeburg of
r
nice V' nd Corp.,
rounds out our cold drink vending line," Mr.
1
i
,,an
said.
rTsald.- "When we are in production with this newest acquisiwuich
wnich should be no later than Aug. 1, we will be able to! offer
tion
.
Chicago
Net
sales
Gross
♦Earnings
Current
tne
lo
nt
frms of the agreement provide for Seeburg's
terirfnpp "and "assemole tne new machines in tneir
En
cnicago.-v. 191, p. 1326.
'yZZZZ 7 , 0
:
liabilities
Current
ratio
entirety
highest
tan
increase
tial
by Seismogtaph in a quarterly
in
1959
31,
2,261,196
_____ZZZZZ~
common
I960.—V.
stock
191,
2,82
1,083,317
1,568,121
based
on
shares
948.
p.
Vernon
of
to
Offered—
an
of
$40,000,000 Southern Electric
report President Westby announced plans for expansion of
facilities in Tulsa with „ the construction of a '32,000
Ziuare foot manufacturing building. The building will be used for the
manufacture of the Seiscor voting machine, and other SSC products,
deluding seismic instruments, LORAC (Long Range Accuracy) posiinning equipment and
other precision equipment.
/'-'Z'"The report
covered the first quarter of 1960 and showed gross
writers at competitive sale
Dlant
Halsey, Stuart
& Co. bid
5%%
& Co.
June 2
on
and
99.20992, both for the bonds as5y4s. Bids
coupon
from:
came
Eastman
for
_
;
of
of
Southern
Menzies,
C.
Duncan
President
for
company,
the
six
$8i7,070, before
of
See
ended
income
of
$692,436.
The
West
Virginia
Water
191,
the
Service
Co.,
-i
yZz'-'
Co.—Earnings—
Period Ended April 30—
Ranwayoper.
Railway oper.
income
carry-forward
to Oct.
up
taxes
of
31,
the
as
191,
Shawinigan Water
1816.
p.
•
-j
months
of
&. Power. Co.
1960
applicable
to
(&
—V.
Revenue from sales of
electricity increased 8.2%
revenues
at
$20,753,801
were
&
Power
Co.,
Co.,
St.
for
the
Ltd.
shares
common
to
$20,443,576. Total
8.2%.
up
Total operating
expenses of $16,093,803 were 9.6%
increased power purchased under the Bersimis
s
income,
and
Total
and
general
increased
the lirst quarter of
1959.
companies
totaling
charges,
amounted
sponding period
$496,275
Dividends
after
compared
received
43.8%
were
dividends paid by
Retained earnings
for
was
$407,600
_
higher
larger provision
depreciation.
for
expenses,
provision
ncn-operating income
increase in
higher because
contract,
tion, maintenance
from
on
YZZ.
with $358,490
as
result
a
dividend
payments,
interest,
an
other
the
corre¬
YZ'Y/'YZzY
company, of 220 South Virginia Street,
Reno, Nev., filed a
registration statement with the
SEC on May 26, 1960, covering $3,500,buO of
debentures due
July 1, 1985, to be offered for public sale at
competitive
bidding on or about July 6.
sale
of
the
outstanding bank
lfifc
company's
-V. 191,
1960
bonds
loans
construction
and
will
for
used
estimated
p. 1326. V':
pay
some
expenditures,
at
per
per
redemption
$6,888,900.
Additional Financing De¬
reported the offering ;o
subscription of 200,000 shares of this
corporation's
tnon
stock, which was sold in units along with
eom-
200,000
common stock of Heritage Industrial Corp.
Additional
financing details follow:
to^n?f,RWRITERS—The
RtJv set
,h.afbe "'om Smiien
forth
no.of
CO.
and
&
18,000
New
15,000
Granger
11,000
Marron,
10,000
8,000
Hardy
& Co.__
Cohiirr? ®e<;unties Corp
rn
& Middlebrook,
no. of
Creenwald
both
&
& Co
Smiien
disbursing
has
and
druss
notes,
p.
6,000
Inc.-
II,) Smith,
lesser
a
The
^
a
nrn
011
82,000
$3 per
R
and
i'oceeds
other
extent,
are
the
will be
to
used
corporate
Interest
case.
extent
earned.
construct
of
pulp
a
outstanding
purposes.
May
25
amounts
in
other
the
of
areas
United
States.
EARNINGS—On
had
a
consolidated
Jan.
31,
and
1963
sales
*57o
timber
of
loan
{6%
to
note
cor¬
engaged in the
installed
has
cor¬
EFFECT
loan
due
of
TO
$1,114,000.
&
PRESENT
FINANCING
notes
due
**67o
notes
6V4%
general
bonds
6V4%
$5,100,000
1,400,000
Co.—
*The
notes
has
of
the
common
'
been
appointed
common
$1
par,
par,
stock
of
due
4%
preferred
and
preferred
$100
convertible
pre-
class 3
$103
par
Commission—
filed
shares
a
letter
of
approximately
plant
mortgaged
4,003,000
4,000.000
12,000,030
in
87,000
of
are,
the
operation
however,
determining
timber
harvested
from
cutting
loan.
The
the
1977,
.
.
of
acres
W.
&
&
not
Interest
to
finance
timberland,
the
(with
a
and
prior
the
secured
is
the
that
capital
directly
of
notification
with
loans
the
specified
which
rate
((Includes
Arrow
of
this
ditional
amounts.
exceeds
charged
by
by
Bankers
which
financing.
sales
1%
of interest
$957,600
stock
<b)
of
$40,000
the
payment
annual
payments
related
the
as
All proceeds
contracts.
to
Ellis
Boettcher
&
of
the
which,
annual
minimum
installments
the
acquisition
bank,
payable in
$150,000
of
6%
on
mortgage
notes
Also
shall
loan
Co.
of
New
issued
for
will
be
be
Edens-Birch
install¬
York.
following
the
for purchase
interest
at
in
from
Income.
&
89,850
Co.,
Inc
;
&
&
3,500
120,000
;
5,250
100,000
Kraus
&
4,200
100,000
Simmons
(
1
3,500« %
3,500
100,000
3,500
Co
H.
M.
&
Co.,
Inc.___
70,000
&
&
120,000
4.2QO
Inc.__.
Co.,
2,400
Inc..___
Denton,
Byilesby
100,030
3,500
80,000
2,750
80,000
2,750
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow,
Clayton Securities Corp._l_
Julien
Collins
&
&
Dickson
S.
Co._
Podesta
R.
Inc._„_
,u_.
:
&
100,000
_____
Co
Dominick
&
I.
Eastman
&
Co.,
Dillon,
&
&
Co
Sachs
5,250
300,000
10,500
70,000
Securities
2,400
200,000
Fredeiking
Goldman,
&
70,000
2,400
300,000
10,500
80,000
;
2,750
2,400
Co
Halle
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten
&
Co
200,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc
J. A.
Hogle & Co
F.
&
Hutton
Johnston,
O
&
2,750
300,030*
10,500
120,000
4,200
200,000
Co._
10,500
120,000
&
4,200
300,000
Co
Lemon
7,000
80,000
Weeks
&
7,000
j.__
Cp._
_____
70,000
&
Marache
Hornblower
7,000
150,000
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, lnc._
Equitable Securities
Corp
Fridley
5,250
200,000
Co
Union
4,200
150,000
Inc.-
&
3,500
120,000
Dominick
duPont
3,500
100,000
Merle-Smith
Francis
7,000
100,000
100,003
•
Co
Bros.
4,200
Z
200,000
Sullivan
&
Burns
3,500
120,000
Co.
Bosworth,
E.
amount
common
7,000
2,400
Corp
200,000
7,000
Inc._;
80,000
2,750
80,000
2,750
Higginson
Loewi
&
Co.,
Mackall
&
Coe.__
!___
Inc
&
2,400
80,000
2,750
4,200
Co
Milwaukee
Co.
.
Jones & Templeton.
&
Co.,
&
Co
Webber,
R.
Jackson
Writer
W.
&
Phillips
Pressprich &
&
Curtis
&
2,750
2,400
Inc.—___.
Co
Co.—
150,000
—
Co
5,250
70.000
2,400
120,000
4,200
70,000
2,400
—
Rauscher, Fierce & Co., Inc
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co
Reynolds & Co
—
200,000
——_—
&
10,500
80,000
—
—
Christensen,
Investment
2,750
70,000
;
2,750
300,000
-
3,500
80,000
80.000
Inc.—
Inc
Co.,
7,000
100,000
Rodman
F.
Russ
S.
F.
&
210.090
Co._—
2,400
4,900
120,000
4,200
Co..
150,090
5,250
Scribner.
100,000
3,500
150.000
5,250
Co._
Hammill
&
Smithers
R.
Stephens,
&
Co
&
Staats
&
Co..
120,000
4,200
100.000
Inc
&
7,000
70,000
140,000
Deane
Stroud
Co
&
Schwabacher
Singer,
4,200
Inc
Co.,
Shearson,
120,000
&
Winston
&
2,750
Co._.
&
Rothschild
Rowles,
3,500
80,000
Renshaw—__
Mosle
Rotan,
L.
&
'Co.,
Inc
3,500
100,000
■
2,750
80,090
Sutro
&
G.
Walker
H.
Joseph
Co
Watling,
C.
Co.——
&
&
191,
10,500
100,000
3,500
80,000
—-
.2,750
Co.—_-___r^——
608.
p.
3,500
300.000
._
-——
Co
Yarnall, Biddle &,
—V.
2,400
100,000
—
Co.__———
Wheat
5,250
70,000
Co
&
.
2,750
150,000
& Sons
Lerchen
Wertheim
J.
80,000
&
Walker
3,500
"
a
The
presently
of
out
balances
3,500
120,000
Inc
2,400
100,000
70,000
Co.,
&
70,000
unsecured
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Revenues—
The
is 6%.
retired
$308,750
institutions,
for
rate
purchase
includes
1961)
maintained
bears
commercial
the mortgage loan
indebtedness
contracts:
of
monthly
the lending
of
surplus
prime
Trust
deductible
15,
dividends may be paid
no cash
(a)
certain
The
the
which
Shares
Cc
Brooke
William
quarterly
earned
and
to
contingent
$2,530,003
Inc
the
payments
and
company
cutting
of
payable
is
quarterly
all
final payment of $160,000 on Oct. 31,
consent of
written
working
(b)
to
note
6%
provide, among other things,
without
It
company.
minimum
with
connection
in
and
$10,000
in
the
Net
Co.___
Stearns
Blunt
Co.,
Baird
Burge
Barth
Bear,
Quinn
1960 with the balance of $650,000 payable Oct.
15,
(assumed
of
by
exceed
payable
loan,
of
150,000
Robert
R.
1,059,228 shs.
substantially
minimum
under
require
set
Debentures
&
Whipple
Paine,
the Timber Purchase Loan.
beginning July
Co.),
with
substantially
mortgage
Lumber
the
assigned
are
contracts
cutting
of
others
annual
the
Bacon,
J.
12,000,000
,
incurred
lands and
harvested
by
contracts
aggregate,
j The
equipment
extent
of
uo
Reynolds
timber
the
Company
maximum
represents
increased
to
oe
issued
in
the
upon
tnrough
charges
purpose
Weld
&
Peters,
1985,
due
harvested,
is
from
timber
1961
related
and
timber
$40,000
(a)
from
effective
of common stock
(par
10 cents) to be
are- through First Broad Street Corp.; Russell &
Wickett & Co., Inc., New York, N. Y,
to be used for general corporate purposes.
the
Newburger
585,000
2,000,000 shs.
Loan,
the
by
depending
retired
are
Name,
White,
Murch
22,000,000
$1)—
Purchase
the
650,000
:
1980—._—
debs,
(par
mortgage of
the
by
ments
transfer agent
4%
of
estimated
100,000
fund
-
due
1963
year
debt
an
company the following respective
principal
debentures and the respective
numbers of shares of
Mitchum,
651,000
?2,030,000
sinking
-
income
Timber
purchase
651,000
L
mortgage
subord.
SSCommon
4,000
2.500
registrar
fiscal
reacn
offered;
The
1,352,459
—
1969
1980
due
payments on
3,000
appointed
will
350,000
1966
due
prior
wnich
the
Such
from
income
McKelvy
$3,374,229
1,400,000
obligations
unsecured
6 V2 %
Kleinzahler,
&
for
McDonnell
Outstanding
—
bank
money
4,000
Son_
&
fund.
Mason-Hagan,
1977—
1961—
items
70,000
653,000
due
other
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below,, through
their
Representative
(White, Weld & Co., Inc.), have
severally agreed to
Lee
income
net
GIVING
purchase
{Mortgage
five
its
the company and its subsidiaries
$19,589,000 for the nine months ended
consolidated
CAPITALIZATION
acquired
are
and
of
part
forma basis,
pro
ret
products,
As
Company," in
long term
thereafter,
Debentures
Granbery,
'%/;
diversification program,
the company has recently
porations in Los Angeles and one in Phoenix which
in
Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With
'fries and Exchange
offerer!
Ssxe t
investors,
2352.
5Ec'frm01I?oration
each
to
Forest
Industries,
Inc.
formerly Southwest
Mills, with general offices in Phoenix, Arizona, is presently
producing about 170,000,000 board feet of lumber and lumber products
annually which are marketed in the Midwest and Southwest, and to
rate
T,
in
only
BUSINESS—Southwest
excess
Spin^man
payable
Lumber
6,000
Sellers, Doe & Bonham, Inc.
been
the
Co.,
Co.——
ferrZri Z COnvertJhle preferred class 1 $100
stoekc C ir88 2 ^10° p?,r' and 4% convertible
s~~v191,
institutional
for
and
5,000
Heritage,
of
7,500
—
&
Simons
Walker
Bank
agent
Co
Corp.
Co.-
Rodetsky,
8,000
Trust Co.
8,000
Co.—8,000
Hanseatic
&
&
Murray
&
Sloss
8,000
Co—
Manhattan
tlivirip,
Par
York
8,000
onson
Saxe
Bros.
Oscar
.
Cohpri "iP"
'
&
Sutro
o01? & Co.____^._
t9° on & Co
Ztooif6 of
t0ck
Russell
30,000
Co.—_______
E„Tgef
interest
accrued
mill and related facilities, for the retirement
paper
Units
'
30,000
Co.____
Morr'ic
;z-Z-z-.z,;Zv .'Y;y;:zz
Units
FerW™
&
from
plus
maturity,
proceeds from the financing, together with $26,000amount
of
senior 'securities
which
are
being placed
principal
privately with
property,
vzZ;yyzy;-.z
Jonps
named
below severally
agreed
Heritage, the number of units of common
below:
BrtSfc1' StonehiU
cnweiekart &
100%,
until
without
made
taxes
from
Dick
underwriters
and
Income
will be redeemable at optional
106.50%
to
par,
and
for the
con¬
PROCEEDS—Net
000
over¬
the
Sl0ck
ranging
at
but,
be
the
the
on
above
before
Cruttenden,
prices
sinking
cumulative
"The
table
resulting
declining
REDEMPTION—The income debentures
tingent
indicated
but
requirement
includes
of $1,375,000 on the
Bonds, $250,000 on the Unsecured
$780,000 on tne Incuine Xjeuentuies. in
earnings
share.
is
Plan.
as
and
The income debentures were priced at
$100 principal amount and the common stock at
$16
under
the
and
pense
an
$70
officers
addition, charges
for
amortization of
debt
discount
and
ex¬
issuance of tne Bonds, the
Unsecured Notes
the Income Debentures are
estimated to be
approximately $210,000
In fiscal years
1963, 1964 and 1965. Such charges
may be
increased
by. as much as an additional $168,000 in
fiscal year
1966,
and
to
Industries, Inc.
S6%
—
of
to
Wilson
to
Option
or
and
the
interest
Notes
underwriting
group which on June 1, offered $12,000,000 6V2% sub¬
ordinated
income
debentures, due Jan. 1, 1985, and
420,000 shares of common stock, of Southwest Forest
ilPurchase
aZ?I?
annual
Southwest Forest Industries, Inc.—Securities
Offered— '
manager
charged
with
may
losses
or
Co;.
connection
is
requirement
in
Ball,
as
or
earnings
whicn
held
upon
respectively,
Company,
adjusted
the
financing program
retirements
any
in
distribution
Stock
of
common
Lumber
the
of
debt
or
Restricted
are
balance
of
issuance
issued
Notes,
for
each
due
previously
for
connection
approximately $2,602,000
(of
which
$2,345,000
interest
resulting from the
long
term
debt
financing program).
Such
maximum
interest
2029.
p.
reflect
in
reserved
Employees
completion,
be
the
in
share.
per
treasury)
unsecured
issued
the
shares
Edens-Birch
to
in
1
become
with
$20
reserved
share)
shares
of
in
of
shares
and
be
to
of
of
notes
Companies
each
Apr.
on
cash
payee
value
$93,000,
Wilson
Wilson
•
,
Smiien Food Stores, Inc.
tails—Our May 30 issue
3,418,147
Authorized
to
construction
is
program
be
$27,700,053 $26,046,780
11,962,462
11,963,194
to
indicated
J.
This
°f the
inc.
oper.
$7,659,175
processing and distribution of paper
rugating capacity in Phoenix.
Sierra Pacific Power
Co.—Registers Debentures—
«9^nn proceeds
KJOO.OOO of
$7,022,135
2,967,830
opers.
in
oc.ier
of
and
to
$1,572,538 as against $1,187,854 in
1S53-.—V. 190, p. 94.
vY'^-ZZYZZZZY
of
opera-
taxes
subsidiary and
higher
of
Shawinigan Chemicals Ltd.
all
191,
ry.
;
to $3,137,783 or 40 cents
per share on 7,826,248 shares out¬
standing March 31, 1960. For the same period of last
year,
earnings
totaled $2,700,156 or
35.7 cents per
share on 7,553,932 shares out¬
standing.
/; y* ■
o<z'v""
y,;:.yyy. vyyy%■yy y z
operating
railway
>.
Subs.)—Earnings
Shawinigan
amounted
fr.
rev.
White, Weld & Co. Inc.,
earnings of The Shawinigan Water
Maurice Power Corp.
and Southern Canada Power
three
Net
Net
•
Consolidated
first
As
forth
Bache
company
has an estimated tax loss
which expires in part at various dates
$14,989,000
1963.-r-V.
other
stock
$22,518,090 $23,313,947 $89,721,394 $89,501,272
15,495,955
15,654,772
62,021,341
63,454,492
revenue
expenses
to
J.
Co.,
7
ox
1960.
the
notes
in
the
Paper
by
amount
serially
held
per
Wilson
price.
amount
Company's surplus account prior
approximately $64,600,000, of which
approximately
consists of debt
including tne income Debentures, wnicn repre¬
18.6%
of
the total capitalization
and
are
subordinate
to
all
debt of the
Company.
1960—4 Mos.—1959
(
$20
50,000
under
date,
interest
ox
1960—Month—1959
(now
bonds
or
to
60,030
capitalization
credited
earnings
below.
,
Canadian
be
71%
ZYZZYvZ
issued
$35,000
agreed
of
instances,
will
Evidenced
beginning
such
liquidation
and
(at
excludes
completion
that
sents
stock
common
2095.
p.
such
of
an
shares
the
reflect
purcnase
Southern Ry.
only
divisions.
amounts.—V.
Also
to
_
'
1959
included profits of the company's Burgess Battery Co.
from Dec. 23, 1958, the date Servel acquired those
Z'
„
'
i
Sales and profits of the Burgess Divisions for the
1960 six-month
period were the highest in Burgess' history for the
same,,period, profits
being up 10% from 1959, Mr. Menzies said.
The foregoing figures do not include
any provision for Federal
or
Divisions
equal
year
ox
issuance
at
upon
of
employees
may
the
5
of
Co.
principal
maturing
first
extent
by
warrants
sale
The; total
to
Southern Gas & Water Co.—New Name—
Servel,
months
nonrecurring
year were
six-month period
in
of
sinking
Inc., reported on May 25
April 30, 1960, the first
half of its current fiscal year, had net income of
$1,338,438, equivalent
to 64c per share on
outstanding common stock, after preferred divi¬
dends for the period.
The earnings reported for the same period last
the
that
Electric
and
the
323,013
shares
above
to
■
Servel, Inc.—Earnings—
each
1
The
company
acquired
adjustment
.
a£°-
year
a
in
t aper
the
contracts
some
purchase
contracts
acquisition
In
$65,000,
121,000 shares
the
7,500
of
1960.
to
the
and
Notes.
a
Z;
The earnings per share were 25 cents in
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
bonds will be applied
the tirst quarter of 1960 and 13 cents in 1959.v^YV.Y'''-ZY.Y'>v.
YY: toward the cost of tne
company's construction and expansion program,
President Westby said the record gross income was the result of
and for other
corporate purposes. Construction costs for the
April 1increased domestic seismic exploration, which he said was against the
Dec. 31, 1960 period are
estimated at $45,282,705; for 1961 at
$29,627,trend in the industry,
an increase in Canadian operations, and in¬
199 and for 1962 at
$9,049,446.
Z
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creases in the eastern
hemisphere areas.
v-YY-u' Y • ' "
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REDEMPTION—Tne new bonds will be redeemable
•'Net income was held down by heavier field operation costs due to
at regular redemp¬
tion prices ranging from
106.03%
to par, and at special
extremely bad weather throughout our domestic areas of activity,"
redemption
prices receding from 100.75% to
par, plus accrued interest in each case.
Westby said. He added
that the 1959
pattern of substantial increases in net
BUSINESS—The company is a parb of the
Southern Co. which owns
and operates public utilities
income for the last
half of the year will be repeated in 1960.
He
supplying electricity in Alabama, Georgia,
Florida and Mississippi. also predicted that contracts for services and manufacturing now on
Soutxiern Electric operates an electric
gen¬
hand probably will provide SSC with a new record in gross sales for
erating plant in Alabama and sells its entire
output of electricity to
the year, and net income for the year above that of
Alabama Power Co. and
1958 or
1959.
'
Georgia Power Co., both of which are sub¬
sidiaries of Tne Southern
—V. 191, p. 948.
Co., and which own all
$49 177
the
such
and
purchase
equipment
conditional; sales
unaer
Vernon
for
for
to 8%
or, in
included
in
tne
each
Oct.
on
payable
of
with
& Co., Equitable
Securities Corp. and Drexel &
with $4,522,659 for the first three
months of 1959. ""''Y
.Y'
■
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Z":ZV;' 'ZY;- ■>„ A- YZ:'v.'ZY Z:: Co., jointly, 100.31, and White, Weld & Co. and Kidder,
Net earnings totaled $97,430 for the first quarter of 1960, compared
Peabody & Co., jointly, 99.529.
with
paid
exercise
compared
$4,970,271,
of
income
and
Wilson
machinery
5%
is
1962
with
Corp.
amount
ggExcludes
by,
Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities
connection
serially
Excludes
Gener¬
Morgan Stanley
be
stock
bid of 100.06%.V
on a
Inc., bid 99.26
Nov.
1,
$789,000.
Charles
beginning
$30,000
Corporation; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc., are joint
underwriting syndicate which is offering
issue
to
The
from
interest
of
$232,522
$162,693
connection with the acquisition
evidenced
by
10
notes
payable
to
A.
principal
Smith
an
o
Arrow.
interest
such
pianc,
and
♦♦Issued in
*
Co.—Bonds
in
to
corrugating
equipment-
and
of
of
prior
maturing
and
out¬
Boston
&
rates
Container
payable
444,786
534,352
Accurate
approximately
glssued
281,689
7.49
Co., $554,441 for the purchase
Pnoenix
lumbering
equivalent
to
726,475
242,012
of
Payments
ating Company first mortgage
bonds, 5y4% series of 1960
due June 1,
1992, at 100.7Vo% and accrued
interest, to
Z yield 5.20%. Award of the bonds was won by the under¬
were
report to stock-
h°melthe
co;rs
March
First
June
sub-
a
of
snare
Southern Electric Generating
Seeburg's
and
$0.09
1,810,133
_ZZ~'"~~~Z~
capitai________
per
/V.Y;,:;;;,Z Z';Z;:ZZ' managers
income in the company's history
in net earnings over the same period
46,761
$0.18
tne
Box
hew
and
various
carry
year
to
Fenner
gross
reported on May 26
working
'Earnings
standing on
,
Seismograph Service Corp.—Earnings—
The
at
39,200
93,510
:______Z__ZZZZZZI
__„._____i.____ZZZZZZZZZI
assess
y;%;, ;YThe
Plant in
,
Contract Division
85,961
89,844
for
logging
purcnases
185,537
183,354
;
Current
Total
of
$470,002
318,712
Z_ZZZZZZZZZZZ~
share__
per
Assets
Dolan-Burrus
equipment
1959
$901,063
profit
Net
for
1960
income
disclosed by Mr. Coleman that arrangements have been
Seeburg to manufacture for American Photocopy Equlplatter firm's new electrostatic copying machine.
Tne
also
nipted
of
*
____:
IIIIIIIII
Net income before
Federal taxesZ Z__Z
Provision lor Federal tax on
income___Z_ZZZZ~
Net
distributors every type of equipment for the vending of carbonated
ur
Inc.—Earnings—
Six Months Ended
March 31—'
division,
«Jw! on
53
Accurate
of
due
and
proceeds
on
con¬
of operating properties
for
same
was
.
the
Dallas
firm
month
month
of
$1,169,720,
Gross
.
of
reports,
April,
the
previous
compared to
operating
gross
1960,
revenues
.operating.
compared
year.
Gross
$1,$18,356
and
gross
in
revenues
with
income
April,
income
of
$4,286,114
$3,849,285
for
for
April,
the
I960,
1959.
were
$50,141,209
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2462)
54
and
months ended April .30, 1960, was $10,480,990,
equal, after preferred stock dividends, to $1.10 per share on the
8 805 700 shares of common stock outstanding, at end of said period.
For
the same 12 months period of the preceding year net income
was $9,039,236, equal, after preferred dividends, to 94 cents per share
on 8,787,998 shares outstanding at end of said period, after adjusting
shares for 2 for 1 spit of common stock on March 1, I960.—V. 191,
Net income for the 12
p. 2248.
>.
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;
for expansion and development.
located in Bridgeport, Conn,,
gram
income—
oper.
ry.
191, p. 2029.
$2,380,194
976,249
$924,693
$829,146
454,137
from ry. ops.
Net rev.
460,700
$2,821,046
1,425,797
219
Inc. 6%
Angeles,
-Los,
DESCRIPTION
shall
shares
be
the
on
Calif.
14,
be
payable in
thereof,
value
the
as
Directors
of
Board
cash
and
Railway
,
A
at the option of
new
terminate
to
as
the
called
shares
preferred
for
Alter
preferences
as
amend
or
thereof,
such
the
or
portion
which
There
the
of
$120,000
bank loans in the amount
of
EFFECT
TO
1,
debentures
due
PRESENT
in
NOTE:
no
stock
($3
100,000 shares of
chasers of
the event
100,000 shs.
*100,000
Fort
will have
paid $300,000.
*100,000 additional shares'
stock.-
•
•
•
' ;
•
-
is now in
and
to
the
specialized
bodies
but
as
a
result
of
the
net
assets
$214,991.59
reflected
for
cash.
the
on
the
of
growth
predecessor
The
assets
in
the
automobile
auto
trucking
corporation
were
Purchased
appraisal
price.
for
goodwill.
The
for
books of the predecessor corporation
book
of
as
the
A
production models by the automobH" tru«k and
range includes refrigeration bodies for meat
a?v? trailers,, bodies with automatic
other
transportation
ch
ments.—V.
as
and
lor
cargo transportation,
other purposes, bodies
laumdries, bakeries
Net
cat*
soft
produce
for
drink
door
door'
to
bottlers,
etc.
types
of
are
l91°° p' *2352°* aluminum according to customers' require-
to
gravel
fill.
and
leases
company
the
It
certain
leases
Npt
Corp., all of
James
O.
in
Casco
of
Casco's
outstanding stock.
Mr.
I?
at
price of $10,15 per share,
in
cash.
$2,035,171
ending
year
financial
190,
p.
lien
Dec. 31,
817.
1
the
on
new
1959
Net
.
on
the American Stock
Burke also stated
$10.15
Casco has 511,356 shares
en
the
YorkjStock Exchange; Cased
Exchange.
that Standard
Coil intends
°aSC0 stockholders t0 Purchase
a share..
of
to
make
an
is
offer
other outstanding shares
•
'
-
•
statements
for
the
$17,000,
four
or
similar
half
of
period last year
the
of
scope
seasonal
the six-month
ops.
$3,124,212
income™.
580,363
ry.
2029.
.."
/• ••
$3,093,190
$11,245,126 $11,543,799
1,013,971
2,615,129
714,652
•:
.•
I960—Month—1959
1960—Month—1959
I960—4 Mos.—1959
$6,257,978
4,763,364
4,949,625
,19,681,766
19,923,822
ops.
$1,492,630
$1,308,353
$5,392,954
$5,609,292
income...
360,664
387,125
1,224,391
1,506,565
was
is
oper.
$25,074,720 $25,533,114
fiscal
certain
upswing
Thompson
to
and
and
and
crystal
Inc.,
23555
of
Electronics
ERC becr.me
ovens.
by the communications industry
applications.
confirming
the
crushing
transaction,
Milton
D.
for
results
such
for
for
the
first
38%
A
sales.
on
President, in
Sales
the
period.
a
increase
20%
a
Donald,
on
-i;;
L,
Maltz,
—V.
Lee
Co..
&
Co., Inc
Greenwald & Co.-
200,000
125,000
after
125,000
191, p. 2353.
of
H.
of
the
share,
per
same
for
corporation
on
May
19
filed
a
field.
period
April 2,
1960.
increase
Euclid
were
was
cited
previously
the
company
connectors
and
the best
registered
J. Mac-
81
performed by as many as 50
currentlyis. benefiting from
terminals for the electronic
division,; recently established
shipping to the missile industry
now
last
Sales
work
on
Pos-E-Kon
is
connectors
for
flat
cable.—V.
190,
1464.
p.
to develop this
newly designed
:
,
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—Registers Common
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge.
a,
registration statement
Inc.,
filed
for
shares
According
during the second
Avenue,
the
addition,
emphasis
The
market,
31,322
quired
17.700
of
common
with
the ,SEC
Cleveland,
Avenue,
May
oh
covering
31,
to the prospectus, the romnan" on April 29,
shares of common stock of Good-All Electric
representing
1960,
ac¬
Mfg. Co.,
in exchange for
26,184
stock. It desires to acquire the re¬
maining outstanding shares of Good-All stock and proposes to offer
to the 47
remaining holders thereof an aggregate of 5.138 shares of
its stock In exchange for the
3,465 shares of Good-All stock held oy
about 83.6%
of its
shares of the company's
Cleveland,
Euclid
23555
stock.
191,
shares,
outstanding
2139.
p.
Toledo, Peoria
Western RR.—Earnings-
&
Period Ended April 30—
1930—4
I960—Month—1959
Mos.—1959
$2,475,802
Railway
oper.
revenue™
$606,900
$647,409
Railway
oper.
expenses.
394,544
389,339
$2,511,623
1,579,364
$212,356
$258,070
$932,264
$933,297
57,957
82,191
257,243
278,645
Net rev.
Net
—V.
ry.
from ry.
.Income
oper
191, p.
ops.
1,542,505
1923,
Mc¬
™_™™_.
Blair
letter
I960
earnings
are
with
does
In
increased
the
& Co
Torrington Co.—Appointments—i'The
of
notification .with
tiCi°*n g 16'000 shares of common stock, (par$lOtto be
<rl.
per. share» through McCarley & Co., Inc., Asheville
The
proceeds are to be used to repay a loan
and for inventories and
working capital.-V.
purchase
Chase
dividend
Manhattan
disbursing
company.—V.
188,
Bank
agent
of
has
the
been
appointed transfer agent
no-par-value stock oi
and
common
2787.
p.
25,000
Tree Top, Inc.,
Tempromatic Corp., Deland, Fla.—Files With SEC—
The
in
results
by N.
report to stockholders.
'
interim
an
of
quarter
increase
These
all
machine
machines.
months
this Burlington
™$100,000
Hamershlag, Borg At Co.
50,000
Godfrey, Hamilton.
Magnus & Co., Inc.™..
50,000
KesseJman & Co.; Inc..™
50,000
D.
;
"enthusiastic" reception of a T & B-Kent new wire dial
attaching machine has been contributing importantly to the,
earnings, gains this year.
In attaching terminals to wires
and
this
;
six
cents
Dowell
:
Industry's
Straus, Blosser
Inc. i——__——$275,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland &
wide variety of military
a
*
quarter ended
compared
income
respective
Co.,
in
March 31, 1960 amounted to $5,877,300
$4,909,600 in the like quarter of 1959.
Net
charges and
taxes
was
$720,000;
This is equal
after
preferred dividends
to
47
cents, on
the
1,480,153
shares of
common
stock
outstanding on March 31.
Net income for the first
quarter of 1959 was $523,200, or 34 cents a common share.
which
constructed.
forth below;
Si
com¬
Thomas & Betts Co.—Earnings-
on
named below severally agreed
company the $1,000,000 of 6'/2%
convertible
debentures,
plus
accrued
interest,
in
the
respective
Blauner
the
Mr.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
set
founded
Bishop said,
"The affiliation
with Textron Electronics will give FRC financial strength and techni¬
cs
wmca
will
provide immediate impetus, for growth in
the
expanding communications lielci."—V. 190, p. 2388.
Telectro Industries Corp. — Additional
Financing De¬
tails—Our issue of May 30 reported the
offering on
May 27 of $1,000,000 of this firm's convertible subordi¬
nated debentures. Additional
financing details follow:
amounts
Research,
supplier of quality frequency control
Precision crystals manufactured by ERC
a
commercial
In
P°Wer Units to the Pr0lluct Ilne of Power
Wooldridge,
-d''
President
1958
used
are
period, due to several factors—broadening of t ie
major projects,
pending contract negotiations
a
in Kodachrome film processing by Chemtrol
and
Ramo
Inc.—Acquisition—
has acquired Electronic Research Co., of Kansas.
exchange for 18,000 shares of Textron Electronics com¬
in
Bishop,
in
pany
deposits
land
"
...
Electronics
operating
of
be
1923.
p.
stock.
Ned
located
$328,586
from ry.
Mo.,
mon
$1,237,954.
that sales will continue
VCti190 °* ^497
Sources
were
-
Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Textron Electronics,
gravel,
and
acres
first
period ended
84,913
\
.
$6,255,994
191,
;■
to
'
'
"
expenses.
rev.
City,
The mortgage will
plant is to
$395,782
revenue™
Textron
outstanding.
New
*
oper.
ry.
—V.
s
85
'
;.
for
It is expected
M.
consum¬
approximately 66%
-Standard Coil Is listed
listed
a
Burke, Standard Coll President, stated that
upon
this purchase. Standard would
own
mation
I
at
d 840,750
-
,
*he
Cone's stock
*
.
A 804,692.
$145,061 ' ' $325,687
".
44,024
! ' 63,882
*
;:
A
other
screening
Operations Inc.—Earnings—
amounted
subordinated
The Melrose Park, m,
company announced on May 31 that the com¬
pany has signed a contract to purchase
from Joseph H. Cohe, Board
Chairman and major stockholder of The
Casco Products
.y
oper.
Railway
Railway
strong
the
k
Standard Coil Products Co.—To
Acquire—
Mf.
from
p.
trucks
Bodies
-'
«
I960—4 Months-I959
$1,130,373
$1,236,532
I960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$11,320,151 $12,064,821 $44,633,918 $46,124,821
expenses.1 < 8,195,939"
8,971,631 : 33,388,792
31,581,022
oper.
191,
them.—V.
and
ruo0*$JV< cheuiica) and
trailer bodies for i livestock
.
/
^
Orleans RR.—Earnings—
New
oper.
ry.
—V.
working capital position exists, and net worth is
at
$2,235,000. Sales, including those of Tech-Ops' two wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary companies. Power Sources, Inc., and Chemtrol Corp., amounted
depreciated insurable value was less than
depreciated value. The purchase price of the
This
bulk
The
company.
...
of
road
period. This compares with a loss for the
year of $152,000, due to a special write-off.
as
of the type of truck and trailer bodies produced in¬
practically the entire field of bodies not produced as standard
company's
revenue™
oper.
Net rev.
"
period have been released to the stockholders
1959. The
report's
of
company's
2352.
p.
Earnings
for
values
,
207,230
yy
-
crystals
six-month
range
types
191,
Mass.,
the
purchased
were
-■.
:y
.^jod.Ende^pr&SO—
in Regina, Saskatchewan.
central-mix concrete plant
.
mortgage
the
Technical
truck
and
was determined by
negotiation and was less than market
Nothing was paid for engineering design nor was anything paid
cludes
valid
a
fiscal
acquisition except for plant ana ic^mprnen,. and inventories. Plant
equipment were purchased on the basis of depreciated insurable
value as
determined by
an
appraisal of the General Appraisal Co.
inventories
is located
pipe and
Ontario.
for
Consolidated
the
business
the
^;
v-
191, p. 2029."
terminal
and
the
—V.
sales
of
dated March 24,
sewer
source
a
income
—V.
present production consists primarily of truck and trailer bodies.
The
plant
sales of $9,972,027—V.
be
of liquidation. The
business of the predecessor company and its antecedents was
originally
founded in Los Angeles in 1895 as a maker of horse drawn
carriages
wagons. With the shift in transportation
business engaged in the manufacture of
to
"
'
Period-Ended April 30— ''
the process
and
r
403.
p.
.y
William,
which
purchase
its-name to S-C-W Co.
190,
circles.—V.
in scientific
through R. James Foster & Co. Inc.
'
present company was incorporated on March 15,
the business of Standard Carriage Works, Inc., a
predecessor corporation. The predecessor corporation has since changed
to
Vj S*
I960—Month—1959'
$347,584 ;
$352,290
;
fr 'v 202,467
expenses,
oper.
Railway
Railway
Conn., company has arranged to place privately
$1,500,000 of 6% first mortgage bonds due Oct. 1, 1975,
i
.
'
pursuant
Ry;—Earnings—■
revenues"
Texas.
Rehnberg, President
'
Superior Electrie Co.—Private Placement—This Bris¬
BUSINESS—The
1960
-;
tol,
reserved lor conversion of the preferred
are
-V. '
-
'
on
will own 100,000 shares of no par value common stock for
which they paid a total of $1,000, and tne preferred stockholders will
own
100,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock, $3 par value,
_
granting
„
-
Net rev. from ry. oper. ' ;." $145,117
Net railway, c per. inc.' vd 42,681
ever
being offered are sold, the present stock¬
holders
they
'
\
■■
.
P.
Winnipeg.
Net
net
purchased by the pur¬
subordinated ceben.ures for one cent per share. In
the 8%
■
at the
above locations,
and has recently
constructed
a
washing, crushing and classifying plant at one site which
will improve
operating efficiency in the handling of aggregate for
Winnipeg business.
common stock were
that all securities
for. which
s as
r
equipment
$215,000
400,000
offered
r.
company
provide
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
par)„
be
to
,
modern
value
par
■rryyy
The company leases high-grade gravel deposits near
Fort William,
Ontario, and owns deposits in the Bird Hill area near Winnipeg which
FINANCING
$215,000
pfd.
stock
V
"f --"-.
■.
listing and to dealings at the American Stock Exchange
sewerage pipe
concrete block,
un¬
Dec.
1975
convertible
Common
v./-'-:''
operates under lease six plants and storage areas.
plants in St. Boniface, Manitoba, manufacturing concrete block¬
piping, readymix and pre-cast products.
A concrete block and
Two
approximately
Authorized
6%
Design.
to
U
s
The
near
subordinated
y.
,
which depends upon the controlled crystallization of sea
produce large ice crystals, has been proven iri a pilot plant
to
issue
prior to the offering of the preferred
thatj additional bank borrowing may not
GIVING
stock,
common
Option Plan.—V, 191, p. 549.
water from sea water- has been,, Railway
of Warren,. Pa., and Scientific
shares of Supercrete, Ltd., Manitoba,
Canada, manufacturers and distributors of readymix concrete, concrete
building blacks, concrete pipes, pre-cast and pre-stressed concrete build¬
ing members, acoustic tile and lightweight aggregate products. Supercrete
and
its
wholly owned subsidiaries are one of the twro largest distiibutors of general building supplies in the greater
Winnipeg area.
The stock opened
on
300 shares at 55/s.
Ticker symbol for the.
future.
CAPITALIZATION
6%
the
on
„
May 23 were 910,880 common
on
ing,
be
liquidate
to
assurance
the
will
used
incurred
were
is no
in
to
company,.
Railway oper.
Supercrete, Ltd.—A. S. E. Listing—News—
■
■
required
La.
without prejudice
the records mav
were
applications
,
Period Ended April 30—
Warren, Pa.
Admitted
secured current short term
be
dissented
Connole
the
of
1609.
Texas Mexican
of Struthers Wells and Harry A.
President
or
capital.
stock.
dispositions
191, p.
Texas &
privileges,
rights,
foregoing
>'
for producing fresh
world-wide attention
the company from
offered hereby are
estimated
to
be
$250,000 after deducting expenses.
The company
proposes to use these proceeds in the following manner. Approximately
$20,C00 will be used to finance the purchase of machinery and equip¬
ment to perform manufacturing functions now subcontracted to others.
Approximately $100,000 will be used to increase raw material in¬
ventory. Approximately $120,000 will be used for additional working
$64,000
final
of
Stock
*$33,623
built jointly by the two companies under the sponsor¬
ship of the Office of Saline Water. The program is under the direction
of Dr. Hans Svanoe, internationally known chemical engineer on the
Struthers Wells staff, whose studies on crystal growth have attracted
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received by
the sale of the 6%
convertible preferred stock
a
Thibodaux,
near
of- 13500 North -Central,Expressway,"'Dallas," filed a
regis traiioii statement with -the* SEC on June ?1, 1960, covering ; 200,CO J
shares:
outstanding preferred
of
any
\
The process,
(2) Create any other class of preferred shares with prior preferences
to dividends or liquidation.
Initially,
Storage
Corp
v' 399,530 fry 317,687
•66jC78
of New York City.
Government, approval is expected
the construction of a pilot plant with. Federal and private
Scientific
at
So long as any such preferred shares are issued and outstanding,
the company shall not, without the affirmative vote or written consent
of
*$126,117
*4,193'.
*$8,828.
77,783
.
\
water
stated on the redemption notice to any such shares
redemption. The conversion right is protected against dilu¬
tion.
(1)
line
Texas Instruments Inc.—Stock Plan-
•'
represents a long hunted- new approach in reclaiming sca
water according to the joint statement by Dr. A. L. Miller, Director,
Office of Saline Water. U. S.«Department of.Interior;. Harry W. Con-
redemption
two-thirds
294,594
v.«
The process
redemption at the close of business on the fifth day prior to the date
least
-
deficit
process
for
soon
of
shall
285,767
funds.
preferred shares shall be convertible,
at the option of the
holders thereof, into shares of fully
paid and non-as¬
common shares on a share for share basis; provided such right
at
20-inch
its
of
Commissioner William R.
dV This
;
Design Co., Inc.
narro,
of
Gas
Transmission
successfully tested by this corporation,
respective
for
terminus
eastern
such
:
..
Wells Corp^New -process—
Struthers
sessable
called
Gas
the temporary authority.
'
The FPC said the temporary authorizations
to
I960—4 Months—1959
♦Deficit.—V. 191, p. 2029.
v
,
conversion
of
shares
the Board of Directors, may redeem
from time to time, any part of the preferred shares by
paying in cash therefor the sum of $3.10 per share plus all dividends
accrued and unpaid. Should, only part Of the preferred shares out¬
standing be redeemed, such redemption shall be effected by lot as
prescribed by the Beard of Directors or pro rata.
of
the
system.'
C
'$1;047,158 $1,138,029
"1,173,275 A 1,169,658
expenses.
oper.
Net railway oper.
whole or,
of
revenue™-
Net rev. from ry. oper.
voting rights
of
1960—"Month—1959
$276,939 <■*. $298,787
Period Ended April 30—
Railway oper.
6'i-■■:
The company,
The
Natural
granted
Texas
'
Rapid Transit Ry.-
^
may
preferred stock shall have the same
powers as the holders of the common stock.
the
has
and
Bayou Chevreuil firid, Lafourche Parish, ;La., and - a meter station
estimated cost of about $985,200.
The taoilities; will be used
connect a new. source
of natural gas. supply to the Texas Gas
to
has plants at Elmhurst and Syosset, N. Y , and Glendale. Calif.;
Luftfahrt Instruments, G.m.b.H. operates in Munich, West,
Staten Island
any
holders
•The
loa'srtn
an
require.—V,
liquidation of the company for any reason the holder®
of the preferred shares shall receive
an amount equal to the par
value of the preferred shares plus all unpaid dividends accrued thereon
before any amount shall be paid to the holders of the common shares.
Upon
the
at
.
Such dividends shall accrue from the
stock.,-.
common
$3&o~79f)
■
•
Corp.—Construction—,
Commission
of Chicago, 111.,
Ky.,
temporary
Owensboro,
from
.
Kollsman Motor Corp. manufactures precision-motors and
generators at Dublin, Pa.; a Canadian subsidiary operates in To¬
ronto.—V. 191,
p. 2249.
*
i
:
i"
*;
.
,
*;
PREFERRED STOCK—The holders of preferred
entitled to receive dividends at the rate of 6% per
;■
650,000,000 cubic feet from the Herscher and Cooks- Mills storage fields
Texas Gas will construct approximately 17 miles of 10-ihch
pipeline
•
Kollsman
556 South Spring
r?..
Co.,
Trust
14,196
OF
par
Intervals
determine.
shall
&
.
* v
ended March 31,
quarter
1,031*562
T
$329,286
50,216
•
Germany;
quarterly or at
from time to time
date of issuance and
paid before any dividends shall be declared or paid on the
annum
stfch
Bank
Western
the
for
income
net
1,045,760
$73,466
■
■
Power
Illinois,
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$1,375,046
$1,392 361
authority to construct and operate
natural gas facilities at a
combined cost of about $3,014,530
The
two projects
are not > related.
-.'v
\
>'/•■!■'
Natural
Gas
Storage
will
drill
two
injection-withdrawal
wells
construct a 0.56-Jnile, 36-inch pipeline crossing; of the Illinois- River
0.3
miles of 10-inch gathering 'lines and additional dehydration fa¬
cilities, at an estimated cost of about $2,049,330. The facilities, to be
; built in Kankakee and Grundy Counties, 111.,* .will be used to increase
..maximum
day withdrawals by 75,000,000 cubic feet to a total of
were
Corp.
Savings
&
7th St., Los
West
REGISTRAR—First
St.,
America National Trust
Angeles 14, Calif.
of
AGENT—Bank
.TRANSFER
and
sales
vehicles.
and space
missiles,
guided
Federal
of
of
television
of
$106,675
34,582
ops.
income—
2029.
p.
1960—Month—1959
$365,133
$332,624
258,468; •
259,158
Texas Gas Transmission
The
respectively, $21,871,820 and $572,12$, equal to 29 cents per
share, an increase of 32% and 47% respectively over the first quarter
of 1959.
In the year 1959 sales were $73,765,428 and net income was
$1,523,379. or 77 cents per share.
'•• -v, "■.
v.
Standard Coil's main plant is situated in Melrose Park, 111.; a re¬
search and development center is in Los Angeles.. Kollsman Instrument
June 1 publicly of¬
shares of Standard Carriage Works
convertible preferred stock (par $3) at par.
fered 100,000
manufacturer
largest
nation's
the
is
from ry.
oper.
191,
Co.
and
aircraft,
Works, Inc.—Preferred Stock Of¬
ly.
—V.
its
Standard's
Carriage
Net
principal subsidiary, Kollsman Instrument Corp., produces
missile Astro Guidance Systems and a
wide range of
other electronics instruments and systems for military and commercial
,
fered—Holton, Henderson & Co. on
Association,
Coil
Standard
tuners;
1860
Standard
,
and also makes electric heating
pads, thermal massagers, electric blankets, steam and dry irons, and
other
consumer
products which are distributed nationally through
department stores, drug stores, and other retail outlets under t.ie
"Casco" label.
For the fiscal year ended Feb. 29, 1960, Casco's sales
were
$11,151,370,
Profit before taxes was $815,543 and net income
was
$387,405.
Casco's book value as of Feb. 29, 1960 was $10 per
aircraft
—V.
.
Net rev.
cigaret lighters for automobiles
matic
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—EarningsPeriod Ended April 30—
I960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
Hallway oper, revenue™ $2,930,771
$2,957,433 $10,728,734 $10,961,009
Railway Oper. expenses2,101,625
2,032,740
8,348,540
8,139,963
Ret
.•
Ry.—Earnings-
Period Ended April 30—
Railway oper. revenue™
Railway oper. expenses-
is a leading producer of auto¬
Casco,
:
...
Tennessee Central
would achieve for Standard Coil the
the acquisition
objectives of product diversuicaiion in the commercial field and the
opening up of consumer markets for Standard Coil.
Tne Standard Coil President also said that an announcement will
be made in the near future as to certain new major ventures in the
electronics field, presently being planned by Standard Coil in Its pro¬
increase of 10%
an
Burke said
Mr.
1960, compared wi«i
ended April 30, 1959,
for the 12 months enaed AprU 30,
$12,282,591 for the 12 months
and 11%,, respectively.
$13,629,655
$45,432,548
Monday, June 6, 1960
.
.
,
-
.the
offered
N
C
emi'inm'»W*
IS#/" equlpment'
The corporation
SEC
covering. 30,000
common
per
is
stock
sharel;
.to
for
Sclah, Wash.—Files With SEC—
dn-
May
common,
proceeds
filed
of
offered
involved,
The
23
shares
be
a
letter
pi*eferred
as
at 'par
follows;
($1
of
stock
For
per
notification with
and 2,000 shares
preferred
share).
;
are
to
be
used
No
at Par.
g
underwriM'1"
.
.
for- working
capital.
the
'
191
Volume
Number 5957
,
.
The
.
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(2463)
Pacific RR.—Purchases Locomotive Units—
Union
of 30 diesel-electric freight locomotive units
phase
Sav
°'V tVl
The
he
,
was
i/scheduled
I960—Month—1959
$
revenue-
40,916,132
Railway
opcr.
expenses
29,392,370
S
insurance,
inc.
oper.
191. P. 2140.
•
;
,
$
10,673,053
3,090,372
$
41,008,872
8,896,284
-V
/
,
_■
Ponit,
j
—V.
11,698,439
was
a
\
also
its
EFFECT
TO
—V.
one
company.
direct the
in
Control,
all
it
An
U.
Gerald
Weinstein, President
company's operations.
contracts
and
for
S.
an
Science
Corp.,
Angeles
area
The
said
system
for
devices
and
will
by
particular
B.T.L.
unit
for each
five
shares
its; capital
of
capital
holders
stock
held
stock
dend of one
penuitures
"In
as
-
a
June 13.
//■
/'i
v.
^
therefor
by
check
Insurance
United
at
1960,
at
letter
,
of
shares.
read
Co.
or
"
be
for
shares
before
5:00
office
of
the
to
explained
with
-
/
'
prime
other
l,. i960;
be
expressly
in
e
but
which
for
one
holder
for
Tne
but
acting
the
at
such
rights
13,
said
the ccmPany shall,,
snnnaholders of
u
agreed
as
the
of
to,: the
the
at
5:00
warrants
will
company
iecora
record
as
to
ox
of
tne
the
the
close
officers,
issue
as
business
pusine-s
transferable
a
on
fn
j
share distributed as
scrip, with the same
colld!tlons
t
stock dividend will be issued
rights and subject to the same
as
u
„rv^,Ucable thereafter
PRO
the
mbUted
^5onrPEtv,DS
certificates for shares purchased and for
as a dividend will be issued.
After
payment
of all
expenses estimated not to exceed
if all of the shares offered
to $735,000. Since there is no firm
as
to the
Purchase any part of the offering, there is no assurance
One nt f?mount of proceeds to hebv tue companv.
Wei stii-rthi
iPllmary Purposes of the offering is to increase the capital
its QUiiiifll
Pr°P°rtlon to its expanding business and to facilitate
such nrnroiw
.,to do business in additional states, It is intended that
COlhPanipy
be invested 'In securities legal for Colorado insurance
in
PronprfV.ana fbat more than 50% of such proceeds will be invested
°f
Colmarf
w"hln the State of Colorado and obligations of the State
b£ing thp f° fRVd lts political subdivisions. Of such proceeds,v $50,000,
Will ho
par value» will be allocated to capital and the balance
proceeds to the
hweunrio
commitmInwe Sold' wil1
company,
amount
»
t,
j
,
BUsi
a
t0 surPlus>;j V ■ • "
;
'
*
' • •
law,s
NESS—The company was Incorporated Sept. 25, 1936 under the
orflQ0- It
"commenced Insurance operations May 24, 1938,
fact
than
field
1960
the
to
from
need
is
-•
for
increase
2,908
close
of
1959
in
in
from
which
for
joint
"If
we
control
from
the
net
Upjohn
v.
/;
this
ex-
the
industry
been
million,
was
a
V.
in
to
us
area.
.
not
for
than
been
191,
p.
are
since
to
of
of
activity
by
1960
other
902
to
companies
Westates'
bbls.
and
will
in
•
,
bbls.
in
increase
this
operator.
lease
a
will
Westates*'
the
our
or
40,550
a
of
this
earnings
and
'
/
System
12
share
a
May
on
months
12-months
shares
thousand
of
reported
the
the
outstanding
of
30,
1960,
1959, or
30,
April
shares
shares
consolidated
April
April
as
8,976,000
on
additional
31
ended
ended
30
this
outstanding in
issued
in
April
were
30,
April,
approximately $10,650,000,
for
revenues
the
$146,372,148
Electric
12-months
a
year
System
West
ago,
Virginia,
ended
increase
an
electric
serves
Maryland,
1160.
of
Virginia
,
1960
6%.
customers'
in
and
five
Ohio.—f
.
Co.—Name Changed—
subsidiaries
of
Southern Propane Co., and West
Virginia Water
••• ■■
■ /. ;■■■■/
:■ ■: ■
with general offices in Charleston and executive offices
Mass., deals in water distribution in 17 West Virginia com¬
in
Boston,
including Charleston and the heavily industrialized Kanawha
Valley, and the sale of liquid petroleum gas in Georgia, South Carolina,
Alabama and Florida.—V. 186, p. 2523.
:•
Western
have
we
derive
we
habitual
Farm
expanded
its
in
a
growth
represents
of
end
1959
States
antici¬
the
of
last
'
eight States where its line
He
of
cautioned
increase
at
the
the
eluded
with
the
of Salt Lake
150
farm
Mexico,
the
U. S.
that
to
will
owned
year
from
come
increased
in
calls
earnings.
7.8%,
according to
increase to a greater than
Net earnings for the quarter
"it
would
continue
be
overly
for the
Corp.—Transfer
Bank New York Trust Co.
of
the
dealer
sales
operation
City, Utah.
available
now
has
further
entering
for
new
the
first
headquarters
of
Western
Machinery
Co.
7
dealer
Western's
sales
branches
Nevada,
Western
is
located
in
Salt
Lake
City,
in
Denver,
Colorado;
Boise
and
Idaho
Falls,
Arizona.
It has established
a
network of some
Phoenix,
equipment
dealers
Nebraska,
Pacific
in
and
RR.
Period Ended April 30—
Utah,
Colorado,
Idaho,
Arizona,
New
Washington.
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Months—1959
Railway
oper.
revenue__
$4,422,215
$4,649,882
$17,172,214
Railway
oper.
expenses-
3,543,781
3,255,829
14,012,018
12,932,995
from ry. oper.
$878,435
$1,394,053
$3,160,196
$4,810,579
372,542
721,374
1,400,034
2,426,937
Net
rev.
railway
—V.
oper.
inc.
$17,743,574
191, p. 2030.
Western
Ry.
Period Ended
of
Alabama—Earnings—
April 30—
oper.
Railway
oper.
1960—Month—1959
revenue
expenses.
Net
Net
1960—4 Mos.—1959
'
$339,234
$350,833
$1,375,461
$1,391,098
281,968
300,619
1,177,015
1,149,618
ops.
$57,266
$50,214
$198,446
$241,480
income—
8,902
14,471
34,743
73,965
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
191,
ry.
2030.
p.
v
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended April 30—
Railway
Railway
entire
year."—
has
Agent—
been
appointed transfer
corporation.—V.
191,
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$2,704,224
oper.
$2,932,491
$10,610,869
2,149,075
revenue
oper.
2,237,466
8,677,903
8,833,346
$1,932,966
$1,606,656
203,663
214,922
expenses.
$10,440,002
optimistic
Net
Net
stock
by
end
earnings
wholly-owned
this
for
program
of wheih
in the
at
partially
is
Ontario,
States
An exclusive distributorship
arrangement for the sale of Cockshutt
tractors, harvester combines and other farm implements has been con-
year,
1959.
retained
ten
Brantford,
United
stock."
1960
part
five
of
the
abortion
and
million
had
we
and
Ltd.
in
program
Railway
million
*■'
Equipment
sales
considerable
threatened
considerable
Farm
time.
Net
and
Cockshutt's
".'.'"''O
Cockshutt
sug¬
anti-cancer
or
Machinery Co.—To Carry
Lines—
p.
from "ry.
rev.
ry.
income
oper.
191,
$555,149
ops.
$695,025,
-
" 126,976
>
317,751
1924.
p.
Yellow Transit
Freight Lines, Inc.—Acquisition—
Yellow
1609.
Transit Freight Lines, Inc. has contracted to purchase all of
outstanding shares of Central States Freight Service, Inc., a freight
forwarding company.
The sellers, Mr. Fred Gelersbach and Mr. A1
the
Viewlex,
Inc.—Class
A
Stock
Offered—Public
offer¬
ing of 200,000 shares of Viewlex, Inc., class A stock at
a price of $4 per share was made on June 3 by
Stanley
Heller & Co.
The price of the stock in the Over-theCounter market
PROCEEDS—Of
th"
account of
rose
the
to
shares
$9
per
offered,
share the
175,000
same
shares
were
day.
for
the company and 25,000 shares for certain selling stock¬
be
proceeds
used
by
from
the
production
the
sale
company
equipment;
of its 175,000 shares
to purchase additional
for
research
and
A.
t
of class A stock
high speed auto¬
development
of
new
moving the company's present facilities into new and
larger quarters;
and the balance of the proceeds will be added to
working capital and used for general corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Viewlex,
Inc.,
organized under the laws of the State
of New York in March,
1946, is engaged in the design and manufac¬
ture of an extensive lino of high quality project equipment; electronic
products;
will
announcing
shares
did
were
for
training 'devices; aerial fcamera?; missile electronic control sub-systems
and optical products which it sells
throughout the United States for
Vice-Presidents
as
serve
the
Powell, Jr.,
purchase,
purchased
financing will be required
States
by
Freight
1959
year
amounted
It
the
is
not
new
Yellow
organization.
Transit,
involved
but
anticipated that
' In
George
said,
any
E.
"The
public
Yellow Transit."
Service
$1,500,000,"
to
of
dollar amount
cash.
for
in
President
the
indicate the
not
was
operated successfully since that time.
It
A
Net
will
Avellanet,
"Central
offered
holders.
matic
;
per
day,
per
the
be
production
2759.
p.
'
/
-
405
1960, bringing the total
discover
for
for
$2.30
Pennsylvania,
considerably
oil
crude
System—Net Up—
9,276,000
Penn
1,
that
190,
Electric
vs.
out
materially
could
$21,535,407
with
Jan.
and
$20,654,036
on
accomplished despite
a
whole was less
that the Arrow
as
pointed
rate
a
was
industry
He
'
several
consideration
a
territories
was
some
era
that promises to
forest diseases including white
that, "although Actidione has
with $9:1
million, all
Reduction
The Chemical
com¬
drilling
>,•/
—V.
agent for the common
This
the
production
enough
in¬
2140.
Uranium
from
munities,
abated
Orinase
.
.
there
compared
of
more
an
quarterly
The company,
actively pursuing
are
and
search
our
has great hope, he told the
progestational agent, which shows
of
United
attributed
such
expect
and
income
3,810 bbls. as of May 23, 1960.
being graded for a wildcat well on
County, N. M.
Thompson noted that
41.6%
hundred
West
owned
market
■
quarter
he
net
MacDonald, President of West Virginia Water Service Co., of
Charleston, W. Va., has announced that, effective June 1, the name of
the company was changed to Southern Gas
& Water Co.,. with wholly
of
company
$6.9
of influenza
but
,
for
1959.
West Virginia Water Service
oral
by one U. S. Forestry Service
capital expenditure
$20,5
time
that
Cecil C.
used
spite
established
noted
of
net
with
be
operating
$155,086,992
191, p.
known
market
'
an
forestry-—an
many
shown
the
At
or
to
1
Penn
of
with
Three
states:
c°.
being
year
also
the
•"
has
amount-
the
Co.—Earnings—
concluded.—V.
compared
The
rise.
nation's
1,907,666
average.
discovery
a
he
share
a
were
products
has
$7,363,575
'
maintain
to
Sandobal
West
1960, for
research
it
the
anti-tumor
paper
new
million
$13.1
first
who
16.2%
up
of
1960^—4 Mos.—1959
1,705,469
production
Jan.
will
income
1959.
added,
usefulness
with
noted
the
"
abroad
total
the
Upjohn,
class
$37,634,269 $39,558,694
29,982,348
32,195,119
$7,651,921
activity
able
fortunate
are
compared
year,
of
field,
diabetes
in
treatment
'
50%
company's
for
the
on
stockholders
782,499
562,121
quarter
venture
such
million—
the
recent
a
useful
a
,
outside
approximately
Dr.
for
'
this
have
we
The
to
.
company's net income.
presently
interest
$2.32
is
of
which
profits-overseas.
subsidiaries
equal
1713.
p.
$2,256,434
"
increased
net
lease -in
a
research
15.9%
a
antibiotics has
in
drugs
the end for
the
was
Of
'
share
per
1960
$2,146,828
industry's
has
is
net
New
for
$156.9
who
significance to us,
developments of this kind."
investment
of
$204,301,
8,119,916
Thompson
drilling
on
be
upon
being made/'
unexpected dividends of a broad
development
of
the
anti-fungal, antibiotic,
Dr.
.' /
1958.
15,
1960—Month—1959
.:
W.
were
bbls.
acre
use
last
the
well as in the prevention of miscarriage.
Upjohn sales outside the United States continued to grow
Upjohn declared, with international sales up 20%
In
"Our
com¬
stock.
$.075
day in the period from May. 1, 1960 to May 23,
not
small
from
that
us
preceding
economic
Provera,
added:
of
7,202,910
inc.
first
the
of
Westates
map
research
top of
resulted
chemists
our
of
progress
product for
is
of
$9,349,738 $10,376,350
opers.
the
of
the
Location
expenditures
near
the
new
broader
a
example
the
H.
that
in
excess
systems.
which
the
a
scrip issued upon exercise of subscription
and sphA
orcer to decrease expenses, certificates for full shares
issued nntuf
shares distributed as a dividend will not be
soon as nt
,he rights offering hereunder has been completed, and as
sharps
of
high speed
*
terms
warranty
great
were
zj,
23,
»
in tlip
thirds
the
'
.
for
for
disease
of
iviay
May
t
•
two
has
industry is dependent
competition
appeared
have
and
an
promise
191,
West Penn Electric
competitors
.
the
search
normal incidence
*
c
in
rust.'"
of
Class B
July
operating companies at that
therefore, not available.)
are,
reserves,"
in, 1959
over
two
search
have
will
dividend
*S ares of lts caPltal
oon
as
be-
directors and
of
distribute
ox
of
it
as
blister
great
p.m.
for a period of
stockholders here-
City,
the
operations of the two wholly owned drilling subsidiaries Arrow Drilling
Co. and Arrow Drilling Co,"Ltd. of Canada contributed
approximately
Corporation
Dr.
and
will
Our
research
era
been
Sales
with
independently
up
10%
in 1959, with Panalba, the
antibiotic, showing the greatest gain. *s;
research concentration, Dr. Upjohn stated:
the beginning of
analysts,
pay
stock having an aggregate par value
sh0«„.
sharac /"0.at, the rato of one share of such capital stock for each five
vf tbe rate OJf one share of such
ea
comnamr0
\In connection therewith, the board of directors of the
Anv
t0 capitalize $50,000 of the s^rr-lus of tue company.
co
of ssn
new
1960,
were
Upjohn quoted from
Another
com-
to
in no event, exceed a maximum of
company
systems.
size,
convinces
years
steroids continues and
program,
satisfaction
of
prior to such time. Shares
expiration date will be offered to
pIVIUEND—Concurrently
nn^
at any
unless exercised
employees
f ah°ve referred
has
expire
f
4n onn
a
income
31,
Los
and
not
capacity.
will
1960,
navigation
Corp.
ry.
opcr.
with
in
National Bank
of scrip,
strip-
Island
Long
first
Utah,
mark
■
I960.—V.
2630
p.
Idaho,
Dr.
full
more
film
Its manufac¬
Angeles company announced a net income of $182,147 for
quarter ended March 31, 1960, in its letter to shareholders on
May 23.* (No comparable figure exists for 1959 on the company over¬
all, as the new Westates represents the pooling of interest of several
separate
a
fr.
rev.
191,
The
the
investigator: " 'The discovery and development of Actidione, like the
history-making achievements of penicillin in human therapy, ushers
;
June
cited
net
and
payable
Westates Petroleum
be
firm
year,
Developmental work with the use of this drug, first thought
have possibilities in human medicine, in
controlling fungus diseases
plants, has been underway for several years and "shows promise."
com-
permit
market price
will receive no
scrip agent
the company
in
OFFER—The
and
agent
<jreafter' at the Same price offered
°V ecl' however, that such offering to
5.000 shares
or
company-
35mm
RR.—Earnings—
railway
to
of
may sell excess scrip or purchase additional
of a full share. All such purchases and sales
scrip
at
cameras
"our
dominant,, position in
leads.
Our
He
1,
Total
increase
have
sales
of
continues
research
1560,
OF
dt1J'ectors
emnlovp
be
to
-
any
worth
that
been
sales
five
:
our
that
activity
privilege of such exchange will expire
scrip certificates shall be void and of
whereby
to
The
spectrum
prospects
to
pated,
pine
and of no value
offirpr^'hS unsubscribed at
.
new
July
President
Industrial
flying
and
said,
have
our
last
•.
broad
new
gestions
a
other
or
may
basis
Standard Time)
m
riott*
and
scrip certificate
a
dividend
share-for-share
rpmntn•
i960
I960
of
made arrangements with The First
exPenses
fi\S!RATlON
it«
voting,
certificates
order Is received.
sana
to
form
no
scrip
Scrip Agent,
Net
Net
—V.
will
this
processing
company's 1959 sales were
Net: earnings were $23.2 million,
antibiotic
new
stimulus
13,
"
'
of
now
areas
several
Jan.
dividend
cash
declared
1160.
p.
Upjohn
compounds,'plus
of
teresting
on
Actidione.
the
or
The
systems
Earlier
The
;
"Because
be
June
herewith
/■
t
the
.
Outlining
in
to
as
in
ended
624,800 shares of
initial
revenue.
in tactical military operations.
use
year
.
Life
and
been
1 expenses
larger.
60%
we
insulin."
company's
.
provided,
shares
ns °T these transactions,
und«r-
enclosed
■
mkoin
ten
is
so
of
located
are
months
$1,917,191
oper.
research
sales
substantial
that
of
oper.
of
firm,
Engineering
Upjohn's oral antidiabetes agent, he
of 1959 by
approximately one-third
end
fact
for
by
price
Time)
7.4%
antidiabetes
thereafter, all
acquisition
«
purchased,
Standard
There
carrying
? V!m be mac,e by the
com?
be
the
the
accom¬
American
even
total
that
diabetics,"- "a
provided
purchase
the
issued
form,
a.
J/., Pnorthe Dec. 1,
to
ip tor
,t
United
full
:
fractional
on
as
h
place
•
therein
thereof
value.
thp
the
be
of
within
of
stock
has
Wabash
an
and
pharmaceutical
dollar—last
investment."
Orinase,
at
subscription for additional
fully in these instructions, which should be,
may be purchased and sold through banking
bearer
as
nfTJ?e comPany. has
"enver to act
,
to
the
to
company.
accompany
tbe comPany.
Dec;
ho
■
in
except
mnS
on
\
at
stock
The
the
years,"* Dr.
fact
Upjohn
made
The
use.
country
film equipment.
share.
Period Ended April 30—
Dr. Upjohn,told the
analysts that Medrcl, an Upjohn steroid hormone,
became the largest selling oral corticoid
product during 1959, and that
the '6'6mpany'.: maintained its "number one
position among manufac¬
turers of corticoids for the second year with a
growth rate slightly
higher than the market."
"
more
issued
oined
to
(Mountain
p.m.
the
transmittal
exchange
payable
equal
Any fractional share will
to
order,
form
be
the
increase
r/;
..
should
deliveringthe warrant
or
dollars
or
the
As
rights,
mailing
amount
carefully, warrants
brokerage channels.
and
subscription
and
money
in-an
States
received
the
the warrant,
on
panied
PAYMENT—Subscriptions
would
recent
good
-
SUBSCRIPTION AND
filling out and signing
Class A
members.
crew
191,
vigorous
sales
percentage
introduced
May 23,1960). Five rights are necessary to purchase one
share at the subscription
price. These rights expire on
•
a
and
share for each five shares held of record
new
be
automated
other
or
Corp. above.—V.
the
sales
per
Railway
$15.2
such
on
(exclusive of any shares issuable to stock¬
the result of the distribution! as a stock divi¬
as
offices
eight
the
program, a meeting of
York Society of
Security Analysts was told on May 19.
Dr.
E.
Gifford Upjohn,
President, noted that his firm's
budget had risen from a total of $4 million in 1950 to
record
date
record
the
now
being made by the company
Aircraft, the Mohawk YO A-l, a
Army
broadly-orienced,
of
the
purchase
programs.
data
United
pilot
a
with
the pilot
of
Aircraft
permit
photographically
Continued growth in
a
Co.—Rights Offering
additional
of
Upjohn Co.—News—Forecast—
May 23, 1960, transferable
warrants in registered form, evidencing the
right to sub¬
scribe, at the subscription price of $15 per share for
50,000 additional shares of its capital stock (par $1), at
such
military
the
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 210,200 shares
United Stores Corp.—To
Merge—
on
of
missile
than' $250,000
more
observation plane which has
See
net
companies
division
a
Grumman
orders
Grumman's
on
9.7%
share
of
for jet transports.
equipment
photo-control
nation's
newest
operated
/
present Union "Trust Company represents the consolidation over the
years of 16 financial institutions.
The bank was incorporated in 1898
and the present name was adopted in 1900.
one
cents
parisons
photo-control
be
new
Trust Company is the oldest financial institution
Maryland and one of the 10 oldest commercial banks in the country.
bank, the Bank of Baltimore/was chartered in 1795.' The
of
executive
Railway
terms
The
instrumentation
Minuteman
computing
confirmed
BUSINESS—Union
rate
Under
2498.
p.
The
The founder
of the close of business
had
31
record
Corp. established Palomar Scientific
Corp. as
Alto, Calif., to manufacture guidance and
data
the
Los
scription price, any unsubscribed shares and may offer the shares both
during and after the subscription period.
the
pany
Corp., which was established three years
ago
primarily to the aero-space industry will remain
automatic
of
oi
PURCHASERS—A group of investment banking firms headed
by Alex.
& Sons has agreed
to purchase from the bank, at the sub¬
of
and
In
and sound slide
York.
to
integrated part of
military aircraft according to reports
received here by a Los
Angeles company which has developed the
system and will manufacture the
equipment.
Brown
its stockholders
educational
manufacturers
and
350,000 shs.
outstanding stock 'in EDiC.
.
is issuing to
large
EARNINGS—For
FINANCING
Palo
just
each four shares held of record May 31, 1960.
Subscription/warrants expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on
June 20, 1960.
/
^
as
New
Outstanding
disclosed.
was
electronic; equipment
air
190,
one
,*
share for
company
the
turing facilities
U. S. Science Corp.—Receives
Orders—
Trust Co. of Maryland—Rights Offering—This
company has set a subscription price of $46
United American Life Insurance
PRESENT
disclosed.
produces
division
share on its offering of 100,000 new shares of $10
value capital stock which the bank is offering to
—The
executive
Development Corp. by United Control Corp.
26 by officials of the two Seattle electronics
agreement has been approved by directors and
acquired
products
to
systems,
'■
stockholders for subscription at the rate of
commercial,
of
one
and 2x2 slide projectors
May
United
United Control
Baltimore
in
is
Corp.—Acquires—
recently received
employed in the Polaris
■'
its
Its
1,000,000 shs.
EDC
additional sands were indicated to be productive at depths of
13,034 and 13,172 feet. All sands are in the Miocene formation.
191. P- 1160"
''
"■
:
par
industrial,
Electro
has
separate
Three
per
hereafter.
Authorized
Development
sells
continue
..
12949,
Union
company
DIVIDEND—An
on
of
not
was
Electro
The
..
of
United
and
second producing interval, is from perforations ; at
13 136-44 feet and flowed at the rate of 193 barrels of 41
gravity pipe¬
line oil per day
through a 10/64 inch choke with 3,350 pounds per
—V.
insurance
an
explained
$1)
T:?e acbuislf.ion
u
price
20-hour
inch surface pressure,-'
(par
announced
,
sale,
.
-" V,■
test through perforations at 13,222-46 feet the well
flowed at the rate of 216. barrels of 34 gravity pipeline oil per day
through a 9/64 inch choke at 3,100 pounds per square inch surface
square
fully
12b6.
p.
stockholders
*'■"
companies have leases on a 3,200-acre block.
Pressure
as
of the
Mississippi River. The comordinary life, group life and accident
^
stock
191,
Acquisition
significant discovery in South Louisiana was announced on May 24
hv
Union Texas Natural Gas Corp.
The company on May 24 began
making a dual oil completion of a wildcat well, the No. 1 State Lease
1426
located in the Pierre Pass area at the north end of Lake Verrec
in Assumption
Parish. Cabot Carbon Co. and J. Ray McDermott, Inc.
co-owners with Union Texas Natural Gas in this venture.
The
a
more
GIVING
United Control
a
0n
business
west
A
;v..
.
,
Capital
42,049,503
Natural Gas Corp.—Oil Discovery—v
Union Texas
three
as
CAPITALIZATION
.
'
to do
are
i
42,080,426 160,934,459 166,683,592
31,407,373 119,925,587 124,634,084
11,533,762
2,798,707
opers.
ry.
railway
which
of6 located ^ the United American Life Building, 1717 Calif,ree ' Denver, Colo., which is owned by the company. The
"
,1 and basement are used for the company's operations,
"rf, remainder of the office space in this four story building has been
rented to
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$
opcr.
fr.
ot
others.
ooilwaV
rev.
20
f"gaged in tbe wrlting of
-5
.
Ended April 30—
ppriod
Mot
states,
for July and August of this year.-
Earnings—
MPt
fnd 's presently authorized
in zi
announced
Union Pacific Railroad.
cost of the locomotives will be in excess of $6,000,000.
units are rated
at 2,000 horsepower each and will be built
Electro-Motive Division of General Motors Corp.
Delivery
by
23
55
incorporated
in
1932
and
Their operating revenues for
Powell
has
the
said.
is planned
that all personnel presently employed by Central States
Freight Service will be retained, and that service will be expanded in
the
presently
Massachusetts,
New
Jersey,
authorized
states
Connecticut.,
Maryland,
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
kota. South Dakota, Nebraskaj
ico,
Colorado,
The
West
general
Polk
York City,
—V.
Wyoming
offices
Street,
of:
Rhode
Maine,
Island,
New
New
Hampshire, Vermont,
York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana,
Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri,. North Da¬
Delaware,
of
and
Kansas,
Chicago,
Oklahoma,
Texas,
New
Mex¬
Montana.
Central
111.,
States
Freight Service are at 434
with principal offices located in New
Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Denver and New Orleans.
191, p.
1266.
,
56
(2464)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Dated July 15, 1960.J3ue on^
purchase of $750,000 general obli-
ALABAMA
Alabama (State
of)
Bond Sale
The $3,500,000
—
in¬
bonds offered on June
ries B
191,
v.
p.
syndicate
ARIZONA
Mesa Elementary
School District (P. O. Mesa),
of 100.039,-
price
cost of about
$460,000
.
3.30s. Due on June 1
as
1966
from
830,000
from
inclusive.
1971
to
3.40s. Due on June
as
1972
1976
nthpr
mpmhpK
Nnltw!
Trnci
Trust
Co.,
County, Mesa County High
School District (P. O. Mesa),
Arizona
Offering
Bond
Bond Offering—Gordon T.
R.
Merlin
—
...........
phiVotrn
Stradling, Business Manager, will
receive sealad blds
Inc.
".
liams,
a'"'
Alabama Education
Authority
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
City
bids
DST)
of
will
Clerk,
until
10
a.m.
re-
sealed
of
series
provement,
bonds.
until
11
June 21 for the
$50,000,000 capital
on
chase
bids
Dated July
B
a.m.
pur-
im-
revenue
1, 1960 Due
$6,600,000 municipal impro ye-
Callable
cipal
of July
as
and
(J-J)
Bond
O'Melveny &
_
Bond
payable
Sale
An
....
$176,-
obligation
2340,
various
498,000
.
„
n"
h
d
1
from
'
South
Whittier
School
County Clerk, will receive
Route No. 1, Box sealedi;bidsi at his. office in Los
Marysville,
until
2 > p.m. Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
bonds was sold to The Bank of purchase 0f $1,200,000 sewer gen- $65,000
series
school
1960,
America N. T. & S. A., of San eraj 0kiigation bonds. Dated July bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
mortgage
series ;1960
Hendrix
Dated
Mayes,
March
March
sive.
bonds
&
1
from
Interest
1,
$350,000
revenue,
sold
was
to
1980 inclu¬
Chilton
Countv
(P
O
rinntnn\
Alabama
Bond
eral
Sale—The $600,000 genriKI
Artt11»4Vs/\trr»A
obligation courthouse and jail
1
A Y\
as
1971.
8,000
Colbert
County,
County Board of
Tuscumbia),
$250,000
ri?fv
&
tax
inclusive.
from 1964
from 1964
Interest
1, 1960.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
c
be
received
the
—
ers,
purchase
bonds,
of
Sealed
until
Offering
will
—
receive
June
28
follows:
as
on
of
water
bids
«Q3nnnnnn
$»0,UUU,UUU
Joseph
L
sealed
bids
June
8
for
$15,000,000
and
the
....
An issue
pur-
anticipation
series
MqTTc t^S S°1a r° Iien~
Bond
Sale—The
Callable
oo
nnn
000
1
school
iSSi^TvMay
24
—
v.
191,.p. 2251
—.
Angeles
Waterworks
nTTUtnn TtS * 1 from
Feb. iDrieT
Due
on
inclusive.
Interest
1966
Watertown, Conn.
Bond Offering
I' \9rSL*
to 1975
ham.
ahout
Development Board,
Evergreen, Ala.
a
4 30%
aD°Ut
County,
Pearblossom
District
No.
/o'
bids
until
will
.
000
bonds.
Due
on
7:30 p.m.
~
r
All
&
Oxnard Union High School
Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bnn.£?,"'■
Offering—S.
Bond
ALASKA
Spenard Public Utility District,
Alaska
Bond Offering-Sealed
bids will
be received until
July f for the
Sanitary
sealed
(Calif. DST)
^
District,
8
d ra
San
Bond Offering—Robt. L.
-
Hamm,
—
,
1
for the purchase of $300
to 1980
Legality approved by
Day, Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
Stamford, Conn.
2—v.
to
191,
$2,379,000 vari¬
bonds offered on June
ous purpose
2251—were awarded
of The Mor¬
p.
group composed
a
Guaranty Trust Co., of New
J. A. Hogle & Co., G. H.
Hutton &
Co., as 3.30s, at a price of 100.2658,
gan
York,
Walker & Co., and E. F.
basis of about 3.27%.
a
Dated
June
on
Legality
approved
&
Aneeles"^
__
_
^
School
.
by
^
to
Federal
the
Finance
Home
27/ss, at
District,
Housing;
asj
Agency,
price of par.
a
Tulare
FLORIDA
County, Calif.
SKStfSSS 28
1960.
Due
on
June
14,
from
Broward
u
Monterey County, Calif.
,
of Direc-
bJTdS
OOolan^
Sale—The
housing
offered
on
'
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered on May 23
$1 160 non
MaY
30—v
2031—were awarded
erai
Housfng'and
as
1960
3%s, at
a
«stn
Finance
price of
Fort Lewi, Agricultural
par.
and
Mechanical College,
Durango, Colo.
*~v-191t p- 2.142^were awarded
Bond O f f e r i n g
Joseph M
I eo(B^'k Sf America N- T- & Whalley, Treasurer of the State
—
S
Ur/l^^Sf'\S. | ^n Francisco, at a price
11
a.m.|
purchase
$3,600,000 courthouse and jaiil
of
Dated
July
1,
l9o9'j
from 1961 to 19701
Principal and inteJ-Testi
July 1
on
payable
at
the
First. Na-j
Bank, in Fort Lauderdale
Legality approved by CaldweiiJ
Mitchell, ot
Marshall, Trimble &
New York City.
n
Fed^
to'the
Home
until
tional
bonds
191
bids
June 21 for the
on
(J-J)
j
revenue
sealed
(EST)
inclusive.
COLORADO
Bond
ceive
Due
Adams Statf Cnll*>00
dent
'
County
certificates.
County Treasurer's office.
Agency>
Pacific Grove Unified School Dist.
Opal Bischof,
Secretary of the Board
1960.
1,
1961
1958,
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
June 28 for the purchase of
^1'125»C0° municipal improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
lJmm 1961 to 1999 inclusive.
Callable as of July 1, 1975. PrinclPf' a"d '"terest (J-J) payable
at,t]?e Clty Treasurer's office. Le-
Granada
June
from
Bond Sale—The
on
Rose, of Birming-
1
awarded
bonds.
Yettem
$218,000 water-
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—An issue of
$225 000
bids at his office in Ventura, unfirst mortgage building revenue
til 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on June
series 1960 bonds was sold to The
21 for the purchase of $1,750,000
Bank of
Evergreen, as 6s, at a
school
building
bonds.
Dated
price of par. Dated April 15 1960
June 30, 1960. Due on June 30
Due on April 15 from 1961 to
1975
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Prininclusive. Interest A-O.
Legality faIlty approvedI by O'Melveny & cipal and interest (J-D) payable
approved
by
White,
Bradley, Mye's- of ^ Angeles.
at the County Treasurer's office.
rant,
Dated
June
inclusive.
Trwrr
building election
Due
14,
receive
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
June 6 for the purchase of $425,-
(P. O. Fort
LauderdaleK 'Fla.
V
,
Certificate Offering — John WJ
basis ^ The Federal Housing and Home
Bell, Chairman of the Board oi
Finance
Agency, as 4V8s, at a June 14 for the Purchase of $42,price of par.
1959 school bonds. Dated June County Commissioners, will re¬
Offering—Guy B. Ashley,
Clerk,
Nicholas Masi,
will
24
Escondido, Calif.
Bond
City
Industrial
price of 100.926,
s, at a
0f
—
Town -Treasurer,
'
Legality
approved
by
White,
Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birming¬
*
University of Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 dor¬
mitory revenue bonds offered on
May 27—v. 191, p. 2143—were,;
B
1960.
ssa
F-A.
In¬
Legality approved
Berry
&
Howard, of
office.
Bond Sale—The
were
May 1
on
inclusive.
June
15,
15, 1961 and
1962. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
series
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
on
1980
to
(M-N).
Day,
.
r-fSSftS&tfa S
1961
and
Los
$100,000
May 23
Oakville Fire District (P. 0.
on
at the office of the County
Auditor, 630 N. Broadway, Santa
as
on
as
4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.94%.
a
Hartford.
i
$69,000 general
obligation school bonds offered
by
"
iQcn
n
bonds. Dated Ana, until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
oi
June +lj 1196°* innlnoixro June 1 from June 14 for the purchase of $15,
Due on
QQA
PolloKIn
1961 to 1990 inclusive.
Corp.,
terest
bids
electric
offered
sold to The American Securi¬
from
Westminster School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Los Angeles.
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
of
n.
Stonington, Conn.
bonds
100.539,
$150,000 improvement bonds.
Carmenita School
—
.
Corp.,
100.21, a
price of
3.70%.
a
about
Dated May 1, 1960. Due
of
purchase
at
of
*
0
at
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
3,000,000 small craft bonds.
the
Conn.
Sale—The
North
beon,rfcelVTd Un„Ui 8 P'm' (Calit
LrJi efwww16
purchase
department
power,
in
approved by Tall,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
,
1, 1965. Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the
City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap-
15,000,000 harbor bonds.
basis
California
of June
$50,000,000 veterans aid bonds.
25,000,000 school bonds.
.
Angeles, Calif.
of Water and Power Commission-
chase
(State of)
Offering
for
payable
Bank,
CONNECTICUT
V
3%s,
as
J-J.
Williams. Secretary of the Board
(EDST)
California
21
(J-J)
National
$55,000 im¬
provement bond? offered on May
24-4-v. 191, p. 2251—were awarded
to The American Securities
Spring Valley Local Fire District,
Bond
First
.
Julv 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
July 1 frnm 1963 to 1980 inrliisive
1,
July
June
on
Principal and interest (J-J) payLegality approved by Kirkbride, able at the County Treasurer's
Wilson, Harzfeld & Wallace, of office.
as
Bond
Alabama
Sale
July
X TaXXvlSCvrt
Education (P. O.
Warrant
On
on Julv 2
on July 2
the
District Treasurer's office. Legal- the First National City Bank of
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, New York City, 55 Wall Street,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Njew _York
City, until 11 a.m.
for
-
1,
1990
for
6
San Mateo.
interest
will
_
Inc., Stubbs,
Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Inc., and First
National Bank, of Birmingham.
July
to
Los
Dated
and
Hendrix
Mayes,
on
5s. Due on July 1 from
1973 to 1985 inclusive.
composed of Stern, Agee & Leach,
&
Due
Due
.
4%s.
as
108,000
on May
24—v. 191,
2142—were awarded to a group
------
July 1 from
on
1972.
bonds offered
p.
5y4s.
8,000
M-S.
Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
6s. Due
as
2
1960. Due
2j I960. Due
1961 to 1970 delusive
-
to
Inc., as 5^s.
1960. Due on
1961
Francisco, as follows.
IranClSCO,
follows:
f
ties
District,
pm
pur¬
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
Los
office,
0n'june
interest
and
the
at
school
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offerings—Gbrdbn T. Nes-
8
the
of
cipal
1985
'
for
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Prin¬
1960
to
1961
000
$52,000
-
until
13
$300,000 general obliga¬
improvement bonds
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
July l
was
Offering—Arlene L. Haf-
DSt)
bids
June
on
street
improvement,
Dated Julv 1
Julv
0n
jAclusKc
^
County Water District,
Yuba County, Calif.
(Cal'if
chase
tion
,
2]/for The nurchas? oT $11
(Calif,
p.m.
sealed
(MST)
Derby,
gality approved by White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of Birrmngham.
Andalusia, Ala.
general
her
at
ceive
n
rp
.
at the State Treasurer's office. Le-
first
water
of
issue
r„,,
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids vig,
County, Calif.
,
2
rl
Bond Offering — Dorothy V.
fanning, County Bond and Tax
A" Jeaf^ sealed bids
ner,
Buckeye Water District, Shasta
.
until
.
„
County, Calif.
Linda
Bond
A
Dated
bonds.
5
'
j":Colorado
Bond Offering—John W.
Court¬
ney, District Secretary,
will re¬
Bond
DST>or.JuneJ for
Myers, of Los An-
,
o
A of $29,500 school building bonds.
Due from 1961 to 1980 inclusive,
geies>
„
series
1956,
approved by
Tallmadge
Tallmadge, of Denver.
S
&
F-A.
Offering-Sealed bids will
received
be
July 15 1960. Due
on July 15 from
1961 to 1980 in_
ciusiVe.
Legality
approved
by
1, 1965. Prin¬
interest
Dated
bonds
on
July 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Legality
and interest (J-D) payable at the Wray. Legality
Aug. 1 from 1962 to
on
inculsive. Interest
Lassen
receive
(Calif.
..Bond.u°ffering -T Charles M. ment,'"7iMUon ""l960~ series"'
President
will
Meriwether
at his
tion
Nes-
receive June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
office in Los 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
will
Johnstonville School District,
Wil¬
June 22 for the purchase
on
bMs
1960. Due
1985
M.
District, San Bernardino and
Counties, C-altjr.
Bond Offering
V. Dennis
on June 28 for the purchase of County Treasurer's office. Legality
1, $950,000 school building election approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
1958, series B bonds. Dated Aug. 1, of Los Angeles.
Sept.
Offering—Dene
sealed
Humphrey & Co.,
bonds. Dated April
Oct, 1 from I960
to 1999 inclusive. Interest
(A-O)
on
Wray General Improvement Dist.
Redlands Joint Union High School
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
Anaheim, Calif.
Bond
Clerk,
County
seaiecj
for.,th.e purchase of! $375,000 school
Smith, Kean, Taylor & Co., King,
Quirk & Co., Inc., and Robinson-
(CST)
vig,
...
,,
Chicago, buiiding bonds. Dated
Corp., iq60 interest J-D
Estabrook & Co., Hemphill, Noyes
'
'
& Co., Barr Bros. & Co., Lee HigA
CALIFORNIA
ginson
Corp.,
Dick
&
Merleof
interest
Wardle, County Clerk, will receive
A sealed bids until
11 a.m.
(Calif.
Inglewood Unified School District, DST) on June 20 for the purchase
Los Angeles County, Calif.
0f $200,000 school building, elec-
dul£ T
Northern
Dean
I960
1, 1960. Due
4.22%.
Mesa
for
17
reypnue
im-
priCe of 100.343, a basis of about
June
the purchase of
$1,308,000 student housing
system
on
4.10s, at
net
0f
100.12, a
cost 0f about 4.44%.
$225,000 gen-
municipal
obligation
a
Stone & Webster Securities
ceive
eral
Interest J-D.
1
cvnrDVatP
nf
R.
for the purchase of $240,000 school
inclusive.
1980
to
Sale —The
Bond
Merlin
—
price
a
provement bonds offered on May
23—v. 191, p. 2142—were awarded
to John Nuveen & Co., as 4y4s, at
1,160,000 as 3%s. Due on June 1
from
Offering
stradling, Business Manager, will
receive sealed bids until June 6
inclusive.
1975
to
Bond
Laht.
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1960.
follows:
as
inclusive.
1965
to
1,050,000
3.49%,
5s. Due on June 1 from
as
1963
net interest
a
Hemet,
Arizona
to
P- 2251—were awarded
Witter & Co., as 5s and
Musa County,
2251—were awarded to a
headed by the Chase
School District,
Union
Fresno County, Calif.
office.
1—
Manhattan Bank of New York, at
a
Pacific
July
inclusive.
1990
to
Principal and interest (J-J) payBond Sale—The $8,000 . school
able
at
the
County Treasurer's bonds offered on May 24—v. 191,
'
land waterways improvement, se¬
1963
from
15
gation sewer system bonds.
Board "I AgricuUure, will re^ve
Florida
Commission
Fla>
l
Withe j
Development
(P.O. Tallahassee),
Bond Offering—T. W.
ington,
sealed
will
Secretary,
bids
until
.
11
a.m.
(E
purchase oj
$16,800,000 Pinellas County roac
on
June
29
for
the
anc| Bridge reyenue, bonds.
June 1, I960; ' Due on June
1965 to 1990 inclusive.
of June
1, 1970.
1 fron
Callable a
Principal and m
Number 5957
Volume 191
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(2465)
*
York City. Le-
Bank, in New
r
Sv
dent union 1958
Trimble & Mitchell, of
York City.
1
.
fered
,
awarded
Housing
and
to
the
Home
The
Carleton D.
Beh
Co.
ment
Due
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982
on
inclusive.
Interest
kansas
2252
p.
2143—wvere awarded
p>
to
bonds of¬
revenue
May 31—v. 191,
on
—were
Turnpike Authority
Florida State
Technology
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Sale—The $1,200,000 stu¬
Bond
Caldwell,
by
approved
Marshall,
jjevv
Illinois Institute of
(j-D) payable at The Han-
„_qt
.
Teachers' College,
Emporia, Board of Regents
(P. O. Topeka), Kan.
Finance
Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Agency, as 3s, at a price of par.
Bond Offering
Gross Income Up 17.5%—Gross
Hubert Brigh¬
Kankakee Valley
Airport Auth.,
ton, Secretary of the Board of Re¬
pome
of the Sunshine State
(P. O. Kankakee), III.
gents, will receive sealed bids
Parkway in April showed a gain
Bond Sale—The
$525,000 airport until 10 a.m.
f 17 5% over the same month in
(CST) on June 24 for
bonds offered on
May 24—y. 191, the
1Q59 according to a report issued
purchase, of $250,000 dormi¬
p.
2143—were awarded to A. c!
tory revenue 1959 bonds. Dated
here by Thomas B. Manuel, Chair¬
Allyn & Co., Inc., and F. S. YanNov. 1, 1959. Due on
Nov. 1 from
man of the Authority. 1
tis & Co., jointly, at a
(p O.
—
*
Bond
Sale—The
$235,000 bonds
May 24—v. 191, p. 2032
offered
on
—were
awarded to
meyer
&
Co.,
gross income was $517,100.022, a net interest
compared to $440,459.21 in 3.62%, as follows:
Anril
96589
for an increase of
1959 month
the
$76,906.68.
,
was
1965
$350,000
to
on
1970
July
on
at
the
April
In
trip
Authority
$980,000
purchased
retired
bonds and has
of
ment Co.
interest
Bond
was
second
which
highest
until
for the
of
all
pikes in the nation.
the
Only
Director
sealed
9
bids
until
22
$3,000,000
for
11
R.
$271,000
water
revenue
bonds. Dated June
Floor,
1960
1, 1960. Due
on
housing-revenue
1, 1965.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
designated
i
by
the
1 from
1963
series
A
&•
successful
bidder.
Will
Legality
approved
by
Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Kendall
and
Consolidated
No. 202
Counties
School
Merle-Smith,
Oct.
&
&
illinois
;
|
June
incnnue
i
13
for
Bond
Comm.
the
1961 to
(J-D) payable at any bank
company
designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
District
Ellettsville, Ind.
obligation school building
™nds_ offered on May 26—v. 191,
awarded
were
Trust &
to
a
price
of about 3.99%.
Bu
60
(P.
O.
5827
tn
of
k
I't
S.
Cass
May 25
p: 2251—were awarded
on
Chfcagoti0nal Boulevard Bank
Fyte Cour*ty,
District
County Hospital
tors
-
'
ta^ of
'
Bond sale—The
works
y
lfi7i
revenue
1,1959.
from 1962 to
1999
J-D.
on June 13 for
S
.n Jan« 1 from 1962 to
sealed
receive
bids
until
on
June
for
28
May 25
—
$392,000 sewage
offered on
191, p. 1927 — were
Indianapolis Bond
v.
Share
&
and
Corp.,
Wells & Co., jointly, as
price
of
100.96,
a
Mullaney,
4%s, at a
basis of about
Bond
Cedar
Bond
Falls,
Sale—The
6 for the
dustrial
$55,000
sewer
construction bonds offered on
191
o
May
purchase of $850,000 in¬
building revenue bonds.
revenue
1, 1960. Due on March
as
1981
to
inclusive.
of Sept. 1, 1970. Prin¬
Dodge, Iowa
$60,000 parking
bonds offered on May
from
Interest
School
to
1990
Hanson,
Bond
Consolidated
District No.
1
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
bonds .offered
composed of Kohlmeyer & Co., E.
Hutton & Co., and
Dorsey &
Co., Inc.
1
Parish
Recreation
$445,000 bonds
May 26—v. 191, p. 2252
—were
awarded to Kidder, Peabody & Co., as 3.70s, at a price of
100.184, a basis of about 3.66%.
offered
on
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Yvonne R.
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase of
ment
bids
June
on
until
28
re¬
9
a.m.
the
for
Due
1980 inclusive.
ceive sealed bids c/o State
Bank and Trust
ipal
111
Franklin Street, Boston,
until
(EDST) on June 8 for the
purchase
of
$290,000 bonds, as
11
a.m.
from
1962
$200,000 water bonds. Due
1 from
to
90,000
*
maine
"
•
bids c/o
Storey,
National Bank
Boston, 45 Milk Street, Boston,
11
(EDST)
a.m.
June
bids
28
Mayor,
until
for
water
2
the
and
will
sewer
Cas-
receive sealed
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
on
$105,000 school
July 1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank, in Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Street Bank
Loyola College, Associated
S. J., Treasurer of the Board
Trustees,
will
bids until 10
16
the
for
a.m.
receive
(EDST)
of
purchase
sealed
on
Dodge, of Boston.
June
$500,000
on
public improve¬
Bond
1,
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
1
Nov.
from
Interest
1961
M-N.
to
1958.
1988
Legality
approved by Miles & Stockbridge,
I
Baltimore.
of
::
ceive
until
June
22
Offering
sealed
chants
:
bids
National
C.
—
c/o
Bank
the
re¬
Mer¬
of
Boston,
Street, Boston 6, until
(EDST) on June 8 for the
purchase of $400,000 general ob¬
28
State
noon
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants National
Bank of Boston.
Legality approved
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
' /
by
Worcester
County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
for
Bond
house
fered
were
the
j
Sale—The
$225,000 court
conditioning bonds of¬
air
May 24—v. 191,
on
2252—
p.
awarded to The Boston Safe
Deposit
as
Maryland State Roads Commission
\
(P. O. Baltimore), Md. "
Bond Offerings—C. L. Wannen,
Comptroller, will receive sealed
bids
by
&
--
Marjorie
Haines, Town Treasurer, will
revenue
bonds.
State
Company,
Marblehead, Mass.
June
1958
on
Principal
Trust
Legality
approved
Thorndike,- Palmer
$490,000
dining hall-student union
Due
1960.
and
Due
Professors of, Baltimore, Md.
Bond Offering—Edwin H. Con¬
of
1,
July
1978 inclusive.
ligation bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
on July
1 from 1961 to 1972
maryland
vey,
to
on
7
&
Trust
at
2.80s,
a
Co., of Boston,
price of 100.038, a
basis of about 2.79%, •;"/
y
michigan
Grand
-
Rapids, Mich.
pur¬
Bond Sale—The
$288,000 special
$20,000,000 state highway
assessment bonds offered on May
construction, second issue, series
24—v. 191, p. 1928—were awarded
N revenue bonds. Dated July 1,
to The Mercantile Trust Co., oL
1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
St. Louis, and McDonald-Moore &
1975 inclusive.
Co., as 3s, as follows: /
chase of
massachusetts
$176,000 at
basis
Boston, Mass.
Sale—An issue
Note
000
on
of
$5,000,-
temporary loan notes offered
May 27 was sold to The Na¬
tional
of New
City Bank,
York, jointly.
1
Town
Treasurer,
will
re¬
Department, Room 421, 40
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on June 15 for the pur¬
chase of $2,400,000 general obliga¬
pal
Water
bonds.
Dated
July
15, 1960.
price
of
100.027,
about 2.98%.
price
at
Huron
a
Valley School
a
:
of
100.002,
basis of about 2.99%.'
a
District
(P. O. Milford), Mich.
Note
cation,
Braintree, Mass.
a
of
Offering—Louise
Secretary
Bond Offering—Thelma C. Hed-
tion
112,000
Shawmut Bank, of Boston,
and the First National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Munici¬
Bogalusa, La.
bonds. Due
July
July
on
1975 inclusive.
interest payable at the
Boston.
ceive sealed bids c/o the National
Bond Offering—Charles J.
1961 to
sewer
Dated
and
Berwick, Maine
' V
Bond Offering — Roy A. Kane,
Town Manager, will receive sealed
until
Street
follows:
;
the First
re¬
Company, Munic¬
Department, Second Floor,
1 from 1961
of
G.
—
pur¬
$450,000 public improve¬
bonds.
Leominster, Mass.
Offering
Arthur
Kennard, City Treasurer, will
Dist.
Gooch, District Secretary, will
Mass.
Bond
F.
Vermilion
&
Sale—The
on May 24—v.
191,
2032—were awarded to a group
p.
by
Palmer
May 24 was sold to The Falmouth
Trust Co., of Falmouth.
F-A.
Parish
Company, in
approved
Falmouth, Mass.
1, 1960.
1963
and
State
Note Sale—An issue of
$200,000
tax anticipation notes offered
on
(P. O.
Natchitoches), La.
lund,
louisiana
'
sidy,
Bond Sale—The
lot
sealed
cipal and interest payable at the
Kentucky Trust Co., in Louisville.
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
price of 100.12, a basis of about
3.47%.
Fort
receive
2252—were awarded
The Iowa-Des Moines National
3^]^ 0f Des Moines, as 3Y2S, at
a
will
1962
from
Callable
Iowa
1
the
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
New Orleans.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on June
1
fiowa
■
Offering—Billy Simmons,
Clerk,
City
Dated June
4.55%.
v
v
Scottsville, Ky.
State
Principal
Legality
June
$1,875,000
11
the
of $683,000 dormitory
purchase
revenue bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
(CST)
bonds
awarded to The
^ol receive
sealed bids until
the"n^m'u^CDST^
1
Interest
Louisville,
;
C. Brauer,
tbe B°ard of Direc-
conJL*ci??se.of $300,000 hospital
constriVn+Y^k""uWJ' *ouu>uuu nospuai
of
the
Corp., as 43/4s, at a price Due on Feb. 1 from 1963 to 2000
100.541, a basis of about 4.70%. inclusive. Interest F-A. Legality
approved by Joseph R. Rubin, of
Gas City, Ind.
SemSd off®rinff— C.
*
for
& Share
of
L.
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
housing
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
a.m.
(P. O. V and alia), III.
7:30
22
$1,950,000
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
works' revenue bond$* offered
on May 26—v. 191, p. 2252—were
awarded to The Indianapolis Bond
of
$219,000 school
S bonds offered
June
on
inclusive.
will
age
of
Ave., Westmont), III.
h,,7"d Sale—The
Due
June
on
bonds. Dated June
revenue
$230,000 sew¬
Page County School District
No.
Sale —The
Bond
The
Savings Bank
nil0'a basis
2s -4s' at
16>
100
(EST)
of
purchase
Murray State College of Kentucky
(P. O. Murray), Ky.
Bond Offering—Patsy Rowland,
rai
.1 J—
inclusive.
on
of
Dated Aug.
Feb.
on
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
indiana
—
arris
Due
(CST)
p.m.
school bonds.
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
a.m.
Chicago.
No. 11 (P.O. Medinah), 111.
Bond Sale
The $199,000 gen-
V,
1 from
Principal and in¬
trust
or
of St. Louis.
DuFage County School
un¬
terest
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved
by
Charles
&
| Trauernicht,
Bronk,
$100,000 school
Dated June 1,
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1968
Dated Sept. 1,
on MaY 1 from 1961 to
of
bonds.
1960. Due
improvement
bonds.
S -Due
1999
purchase
State
College
of >
Kentucky, Board of Regents
(P. O. Morehead), Ky.
Bond Offering—Anna B. Carter,
til 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on June 6 for
•building
Boston.
Robert
—
purchase
bonds. Dated
&
Pickard,
Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French, Inc., Mc¬
Donald-Moore
&
Co., and Fox,
Reusch & Co., Inc.
(P. O. Plainfield),
Offering—Robert
2
the
Corbett
District
tion, will receive sealed bids
(CDST)
purchase of
the
sewerage
until
for
inclusive.
for the purchase of
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
,
Bond Offering — Melvin Reilman, City Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
$139,000
14
Co., Wells & Christensen, Inc.,
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., Burns,
Morehead
Breese, III.
bids
1980
Bache
■
Stevenson
Illinois
?
Offering
Secretary of the Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
No.
Eastman
the
Company,
purchase of $900,000 gen¬
obligation bonds. Dated July
15, 1960. Due on July 15 from 1961
payable
at
Street Bank & Trust
Lafayette),
Browne,
30
&
Co.,
Co., Ameri¬
can
Securities Corp., Gregory &
Sons, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
J. A. Hogle, Bramhall, Falion &
Co., Inc., Rand & Co., McCormick
1998 inclusive. In¬
to
follows:
as
Bacon,
bonds.
on
June
on
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., Dean Witter & Co., Dick
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Mitchell,
:
were
6/ Farmer,
1960. Due
Due
Other members of the syndicate
v
terest A-O.
able at any bank or trust
company
|
i,
4s.
as
as 33As. Due on June 30
from 1969 to 1989 inclusive,
Salle Hotel, .Chicago,
(CDST) on June 14
purchase
of $5,000,000
Dated April
of June
as
30
4,034,000
a.m.
the
for
June
on
from 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
La
11
Due
c/o
Trust
interest
Louisiana
Bond
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
will receive ;, sealed
c/o the Illinois Center, 20th
until
j June 1 from 1963 to 1986 inclu¬
sive. Callable
Offering—k.
6s.
as
445,000
Comptroller,
bids
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
District No. 1 (P. O.
Lexington, Ky.
YyV
p.m.
Bond
Bailey,
Finance, will receive
of
June
on
W.
sys¬
bids
and
eral
Natchitoches
University of ' Illinois, Board of
y-;
Trustees, Urbana, ///. •
'
Miami, Fla.
—
of
J._
re¬
for the
Fleischer, of Louisville.
'
the Florida Turnpike.-
Offering
purchase
Legality approved by Grafton &
Co., of Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, xtf hChicagcv^y VY' Yy
Pennsyl¬
vania Turnpike exceeded the cov¬
Bond
(CDST)
a.m.
tem
Bank & Trust
al¬
most retired issue of the
erage on
the
1959 revenue, series
A, B & C
bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1999 inclusive.
payable at the American National
turn¬
an
11
for
$936,000 housing and dining
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
the
was
until
15
receive
awarded
to
a
(CDST) on June 7 were
syndicate
for the purchase of $300,000 gen¬ headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Co.,
eral
obligation
school
building Inc., and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
at a price of
bonds. Dated June
99.016, a net interest
1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1973 inclu¬ cost of about 3.83%, as follows;":
,
coverage
2.25
month
bids
June
the
of
Bond Sale—The
Offering—James H. Dou$4,750,000 san¬
Secretary of the Board of itary sewer revenue bonds offer¬
Education, will receive sealed bids ed on June 2—v. 191, p. 2252—
$7,900,000 since the Turnpike was
opened in January 1957. There are
now
$66,100,000 revenue
bonds
outstanding of the original issue
of $74,000,000.. \
*
.
Sanders,
Secretary
Board of
Trustees, will
Daniel
—
Municipal Department, Second
Floor, 111 Franklin Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on June 14
ing certificates. Due from 1961 to
bet,
of
(CST) on June 15
$118,565 pav¬
noon
Offering
sealed
for the purchase of
—
on
Danvers, Mass.
Bond
Street Bank
Certificate Offering—Ruby Bilsky, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
Legality ap¬
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, Boston.
by
Palmer &
to
W.
of
proved
Toomey, Town Treasurer, will
:
;.
Elton, La.
Georgetown College (P. O.
Georgetown), Ky.
Bond Offering
Mrs. Wallace
sealed
Boston.
and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
ceive
Bond
its
total
a
Invest¬
Lafayette Parish Consolidated Sch.
July 1
County Community High
Illinois
Weil
1970 inclusive.
par.:
in
Interest
and
1980
Principal
a
kentucky
School District No. 310 (P. O.
R. F. D. No. 3, Peoria),
"•
Turnpike
April
Peoria
48.2
was
to 49.6 in the same
month .a year ago.
The
vehicle
average
Turnpike
the
on
miles compared
price of
a
inclusive.
Legality approved by Dean
Dean, of Topeka.
1
Lincoln University (P. O.
Lincoln),
April a total of 416,283
Illinois
vehicles used the Turnpike com¬
Bond Sale—The $250,000 dormi¬
pared with 332,247 for the same
tory revenue 1958 bonds' offered
month the preceding year. The
on May 25—v.
191, p. 2143—were
increase was 25.3%. Mileage for
awarded to The Federal
Housing
all vehicles totaled 20,060,143 and
and Home Finance
Agency, as 3s,
was up 21.8% over April 1959.
I
1999
inclusive.
Due
During
,
to
M-N.
&
Due
3.70s.
as
cost of about
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive.
$57,566.28.
gain of
33/4S.
as
from
for the month
with $401,951.77 for a
16.7%
UD
y
v.
; v. -
revenue
Ajpj
$175,000
1962
July 15 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
group com¬
posed of E. F. Hutton & Co., Kohl-
v
price of
Due
Bank
Donaldsonville, La.
Kansas State
Federal
F-A.
57
of
will
the
Dildine,
Edu¬
sealed bids
Board
receive
of
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on June 9 for
the purchase of $200,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes. Dated May 15,
I960.' Due on April 1, 1961. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
bank
58
(2466)
Inkster School
Bond Sale—An issue of
1974
from
60,000
1979
from
Due on July
Due on July
■: *■'
■
Brighton), Minn.
eral
/
$615,000
gen¬
im¬
waterworks
obligation
Michigan
25—v.
Great
Bond
City
Bond Sale—The $800,000 county
Redwood, Minn.
North
facility bonds offered on May
Bond Sale—The $30,000 general
25—v. 191, p. 2144—were awarded
to a group composed of Barcus, obligation water bonds offered on
1613—were
Kindred & Co., Shearson, Ham- April 13—v. 191, p.
mill & Co., Stranahan, Harris & awarded to The Allison-Williams
Co.
_.yCo., and McDougal & Condon,
Inc., at a price of par, a net in¬
St. Paul, Minn.
terest cost of about 3.86%, as fol¬
Bond Offering — Joseph J. Mit¬
.
Comptroller, will
chell,
4%s. Due
as
260,000 as
Due
4s.
3%s.
as
April 1
on
Due
1974.
70,000
as
ceive
sealed
3s. Due on April 1, 1975.
Adrian), Mich.
building limited bonds offered on
May 26 — v. 191, p. 2252 — were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
general
series
June
No.
Due
on
1990 in¬
1963 to
series
June
No.
Due
bonds.
2
from
1
facilities,
hospital
joint
495,000
on
1990 in¬
1963 to
Due on
1960 A bonds.
1
from
1963
2,000,000
from
(P. O. 3380 Orchard Lake
Road, Orchard Lake),
Dated
Due
on
June 1
1990 inclusive.
1961 to
June
series
works,
water
1960.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Michigan
1,
"
Offering
Note
C.
John
—
Hall,
Commissioner of
Finance's office.
Treasurer of the Board of Educa¬
Legality approved by Wood, King,
tion, will receive sealed bids until Dawson & Logan, of New York
8 pjn. (EST) on June 6 for the City.
purchase of $120,000 tax antici¬
MISSISSIPPI
pation notes. Dated June 1, 1960.
Due on May 1, 1961. Principal and
Choctaw County, Miss.
interest payable at any bank or
Bond Offering —, Doyle Lane,
trust company designated by the
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
successful bidder.
sealed bids until 10
June 7
MINNESOTA
Sale
on
1961
May 25—v. 191,
to
(CST)
on
p.
2252
a
to
Lincoln),
awarded
were
—
school
$42,000
Board of Land
1969 inclusive.
20,000 as 4.10s.
1970
from
*
50,000
to
4.30s.
as
Due
on
Commissioners,
as
,
13
on
1, 1959. Due
to
on
interest
(J-D)
Principal
payable
ity
by
School
sealed
will
Treasurer,
bids
The
c/o
1
of
chase
$127,000
the
Due
Dated July 1, 1960.
chester.
Ropes,
Co.,
in
Offering—Thomas
bids
until
14 for
Dees,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
able
on
as
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
Jan.
Charles
on
1
as 4.40s.
Due on Jan.
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
30,000
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
1
to
be
No.
District
148,
Minn.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 general
obligation funding bonds offered
May 23—v. 191, p. 2144—were
awarded to Kalman & Co., Inc.,
as 4s, at a price of 100.15, a basis
on
of about 3.97%.
received
on
Independent School
June
until
10
(CST)
15 for the purchase of
$5,000,000 port improvemen t,
series 2 general obligation bonds.
Dated
March
1,
a.m.
1960.
Due
Independent School
District
No.
768,
District
sealed
bids
Clerk,
Minn.
until
8
will
receive
(CDST)
on
June 20 for the purchase of
$390,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
p.m.
1963 to 1986 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by
Morgan, of St. Paul.
Briggs
&
Lesueur, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 hospital
revenue
1959 bonds offered
on
May 23
—
v.
awarded to
a
191,
p.
2144—were
group composed of
The Allison-Williams Co., Kalman
&
Co., Inc., and E. J. Prescott &
Co.; as 4.80s, at a price of par, a
basis of about 5.01%I
Bond
Offering
Mrs.
—were
awarded to John R. Nun¬
& Co., as 4s and 3%s, at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 3.78%.
nery
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
approved
&
Lopatcong
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Morris Park), N. J.
York
issue of $98,000
on May 26 was
Adams, McEntee & Co.,
4s, at a price of 100.26, a
to
as
basis of about 3.94%.
Dated
1
May 1, 1960. Due
from
1961
to
on
May
inclusive.
1970
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at the Bank of Babylon, in
Babylon. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Hecklerv &
Galloway, of New York City.
Little
awarded to The Marine Trust Co.,
Falls, N.
Bond Sale—The
City.
York, in Buffalo,
Co., Inc., jointly, as
of Western New
Cattaraugus County (P. O. 302
Court
to
awarded
were
a
group
a
price of 100.55, a basis
New Castle Fire District No. 1
1960 bonds of¬
May 26—v. 191, p. 2253—
on
&
of about 3.83%.
$1,300,000
infirmary
county
fered
The
—
Blair
3.90s, at
York
New
Sale
Bond
and
Valley),
Little
Street,
(P.O. Bedford Rd., and
King St., Chappaqua),
com¬
V Bond
May
Sale
—
The
N.
qua,
fire
on May 26—v. 191,
2253—were awarded to Roose¬
100.18,
V
Free School District No. 2
New York
(
Northern
Bernard
A.
Kennedy, District Clerk, will
as
3.70s.
Chappa¬
,
Newburgh City School District,
Offering
—
Albert
0.
Kingsley,' Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 3:30 p.m. (EDST) on June
16 for the purchase of $2,550,000
school
building bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
(P. O. Croton-on-Hudson),
Offering
The
to
Bond
Cortlandt and Yorktown Union
Bond
2253 —were
West¬
191, p.
—v.
New York
4*4s, at a price of
basis of about 4.22%.
a
$50,000 fire
The
—
chester National Bank of
Y.
$64,600
bonds offered
p.
26
awarded
Colonie, Midway FirevDistrict
(P. O. Albany 5),
Sale
purchase bonds offered on
truck
of about 3.21%.
Bond
York
New
of Ira Haupt & Co., J. C.
Bradford & Co., and Park, Inc., as
3V4S, at a price of 100.22, a basis
posed
re¬
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bonds.
on
on
of
bids
June
$695,000
Dated
—
until
2:15
for the
1960
15
June
1, 1960i
Due
June 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
to
inclusive.
1977
Niskayuna, Glenville, Clifton
and Colonie Central School District
pur¬
school
1961
p.m.
sive Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the District Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
Jefferson County, Hitlsboro
Bond
Offering—Harry R. Ball, New York City.
Reorganized Sch. District
Secretary of the Board of. Educa¬
No. 3 (P.O. HiUsboro),
East Hampton Common School
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Missouri
7:30 p.m. (EDST) on June 14 for
District No. 4, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Norma Fresh¬ the
purchase of $345,000 school
Bond Offering—Asa L.
Miller,
water, Secretary of the Board of bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1958. Due on Chairman of the Board of Trus¬
Education, will receive sealed bids Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1976 inclusive.
tees, will receive sealed bids until
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June 9
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ noon (EDST) on June 9 for the
for the purchase of $397,000 school able
at the Second National
Bank, purchase of $323,000 general ob¬
building bonds. Dated July 1,1960. in Phillipsburg.
Legality approved ligation school bonds. Dated June
Due on March 1 from 1961 to 1980
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, 15, 1960. Due on June 15 from
inclusive.
of New York
1961 to 1979 inclusive.
City,
Principal
MISSOURI
-
•
Sale—An
Inc.,
Y.
Bank,
S.
Austin, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July
Bond Sale
The $30,000 gen¬
20 for the purchase of
$1,532,000
eral obligation
sewer
bonds of¬
school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1959.
fered on May 27—v. 191, p. 2253
-
West I slip Fire District,
York
•
Beatrice
of
Wood, of New
■
I slip,
sold
velt & Cross, as
—
-
Y.
$330,000 public
improvement 1960 bonds offered
on May 25—v.
191, p. 2253—were
•
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Box 156, Basking Ridge),
New Jersey
City.
payable at the Main Locust Valley.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
composed
Bernards
Bank of
fire bonds offered
(M-S)
tinecock
Co.,
—
Bond Offering—Harland Estenson,
&
about 3.78%,
on
sive.
group
of Phelps,
Rand & Co., and
Newburger, Loeb & Co., as 3.80s,
at a price of 100.058, a basis of
March 1 from 1964 to 1994 inclu¬
Starksville, Miss.
Hancock
a
Fenn
Mississippi (State of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Fenton
Sale—The $665,000 sewer
assessment bonds offered on
May
25—v. 191, p. 2145—were awarded
Brook National
New
June
Bond
Principal
Bond
"
Valley, until 3 p.m. (EDST)
June 9 for the purchase of $45,-
terest
the pur¬
Berkeley Heights), N. J.
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
kins, /Delafield &
general obligation street im¬
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
1963 inclusive. Principal arid in¬
noon
1, 1985. Call¬
of June 1, 1970. Principal
Due
1990
interest (J-D) payable at the
York
Shelby Coates, 46 Forest Avenue,
W.
re¬
Hal-
County, in West Hemp¬
stead. Legality approved by Haw¬
W.
c/o
as
Nassau
Treasurer,
bids
1960.
Meadow
000
Zito, Executive Director, will
Due
and
¬
Locust
Bayonne Housing Authority, N. J.
June
Lillian
—
Village
Agency,
par.
Offering—Grace R.
June 1,
1961 to
Mineola), N. Y.
sealed
Finance
price of
June
9 for the purchase of
$963,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated
May 26—v. 191,
on
Offering
receive
will
on
on
(P.
on
on
N. Y.
$850,000 gener¬
school serial 1960
Weatherlow,
Man¬
NEW JERSEY
sealed
7
to
a
offered
2145—were
the Federal Housing
p.
perin. District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
basis of about 4.06%.
a
Bond
Rugg, of Boston.
ceive
O.
Brookville (P.O.
Legality
approved
by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Bond
No.
bonds
191,
Home
Bond
approved
Central
District
offered
100.569,
cipal and interest payable at the
Trust
31—v.
King & Co., as 4.10s, at a price of
Prin¬
$1,000,000 fa¬
housing and dining facility
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 25 (P. O. Merrick), N. Y.
July 1
on
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Amoskeag
inclusive.
1977
Goldman, Safch$ *& Cor;'and Charles
bonds.
of
,
revenue
27/ss, at
2253—were awarded to a group
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
pur¬
school
Galloway,
;
Sale—The
awarded
p.
Boston, 28 State
6, until
noon
Street,
Boston
(EDST) on June 9 for
improvement
Tonawanda
obligation
bonds
National Bank of
1960.
Bond Offering—Wilbur G.
bidder.
al
&
May
Amherst),
Merchants
•
City.
1959
Bond Sale—The
Jenne,
receive
New
New York
1960. Due on July
to
and
Amherst
Goffstown School District, N. H.
Bank
University (P. O. Bronx)
Bond
NEW YORK
HAMPSHIRE
Chemical
Heckler
Ford ham
v."'.'
.
Legality
Dawson,
Bond Offering—Jessie G.
\
<
1961
Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
approved
the
New York
by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
the
at
$2,538,000 school bonds
July 15, 1960. Due on July
at
and
Camden.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
of
Sykes,
H.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Camden Trust Co., of
and
nm
pur¬
Co., in New York City
Legality approved by Vandewater"
improvement
assessment
from
1
Dec. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
1979
W
Dated July 1,
purchase of
municipal fire department facili¬
ties, limited tax bonds. Dated Dec.
3
York Trust
bonds.
June
$130,000
(PDST)
a.m.
the
for
untrl
B
will
culty
543,000
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11
able
Township (P. O.
Blvd.,
general
bonds.
Offering—C. B. Kinnison,
bids
June 22 for the
on
on
$245,000
Nev.r
Reno,
Clerk,
1961
to
1990 inclusive
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
lows:
NEVADA
'
Frances
—
from
15
June 13 for the pur¬
of $788,000 bonds, as fol¬
(EDST)
chase
Bond
chase
Dated
Wood,
Pennsauken), N. J.
Offering
—
Elmer
School
(P. O.
District
sealed
(EDST)
Brown, Township Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
chase of $1,000,000 veteran's proj¬
ect revenue bonds. Dated June 1,
County (P. O.
Pascagoula), Miss.
inclusive.
1972
Due
Jan.
Bond
State
The
to
receive
Crescent
N.
Free
3
Offering
Humphreys,
City.
Pennsauken
group com¬
and interest (J-D) payable at The
posed of The Allison-Williams Co., will receive sealed bids until 11 Broadway National Bank, in Bay¬
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., and Piper, a.m. (CST) on June 7 for the pur¬ onne.
Legality approved by Cald¬
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price of chase of $175,000 airport improve¬ well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
par, a net interest cost of about
chell, of New York City.
Due on March 1 from 1961 to 1985
4.43%, as,follows:
inclusive. Principal and interest Berkeley Heights Township (P. O.
$45,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to
of New York
improvement bonds of¬
May 27—v. 191, p. 2144
on
(EDST)
inclusive.
1985
Jackson
The
awarded
—were
a.m.
plant bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
$145,000 gen¬
eral obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered
—
Sale—The
building
fered
purchase of $650,-
000 industrial
Chisago Lakes Hospital District
(P. O. Lindstrom), Min.
Bond
for the
&
Grove. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
No.
Bronxville), N. Y.
Bond
approved
by
5605
District
1960 B bonds.
School Diet. No. 5, Fractional
Penns ;
Union
District
interest
and
at the
Lane, of New York
City.
Eastchester
(M-N) payable at the Penns Grove
Bank & Trust Co., in
Montana
Bond
Govern &
National
Lewis and Clark Counties School
District No. 38 (P. O.
E.
Elwood
—
Principal
inclusive.
2 p.m.
(MST) on June
purchase of $700,000
sewage
treatment
plant bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Interest J-J.
1990 in¬
to
clusive.
Keego Harbor and Sylvan Lake
sealed
receive
will
NEW
2,000,000 school improvement,
and
L. Hill,
Fred
the
for
clusive.
June
Township
improvement,
bonds.
8
from
1
series
Bloomfield
a.m.
clusive.
& Co.
West
10
on
$1,138,000
>
Sale—The $145,000 school
Bond
until
June 14 for the pur¬
chase of $5,633,000 bonds, as fol¬
Prairie School District (P. O. 2386
E. Clearview Drive,
bids
re¬
lows:
April 1,
on
City
(CDST)
1973 inclusive.
from 1970 to
70,000
April 1
on
1969 inclusive.
from 1961 to
—
Offering
Bond
(J-D) payable
Trust
Company, in East
Hampton. Legality approved by
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan Me-
Jersey
Loveland, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EDST) on June
13 for the purchase of $580,000
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1973
.
lows:
$400,000
until
Mont.
Falls,
Offering
Clerk,
bids
&
care
issue of
An
'
sold.
awarded
191, p. 2252—were
Juran & Moody, Inc.
to
v-
and water system
on April 5 was not
sewer
bonds offered
provement bonds offered on May
Manistee County (P. O. Manistee),
Sold
$86,870
20
(P. O. New
Sale —The
Bond
1
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
■■
■
Mounds View
1
inclusive.
1982
to
4%s.
75,000 as
-v.y^
inclusive.
1978
to
4%s.
as
Not
Bonds
New
Osborne
Grove),
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Penns
Eureka, Mon.
and interest
Grove-Upper Penns Neck/
Penns
MONTANA
Mich.
Mankato,
District, Mich.
Bond Offering—E. G. Hill, City
$310,000
school site and building bonds of¬ Manager, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (CDST) on June 27
fered on May 26 was sold to MpDonald-Moore & Co., at a price for the purchase of $220,000 fire
station bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
of 100.018, a net interest cost of
Due on Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1980
about 4.77%, as follows:
inclusive. Principal and interest
$120,000 as 5s. Due on July 1 from
payable at any bank or trust com¬
1961 to 1973 inclusive.
pany designated by the successful
55,000 as 4%s.
Due on July 1 bidder, '
•
No. 1 (P.O.
Bond
-
Sale
Niskayuna), N.Y.
—
$495,000 gen¬
The
obligation school I960 bonds
offered on May 25—v. 191, p. 2253
—were awarded to a group coineral
posed
of
Barney
Smith,
& Co.,
Stevenson
& Co., ana
Charles King & Co., as 3.80s, at a
price of 100.028, a basis of about
3.79%.
Bacon,
Norwich
City School
New
■■
District,
York
Bond Sale—The
$53,000
general
obligation school 1960 bonds of¬
fered on May 26—v. 191, p. 2253--were
awarded
to
^The
Bank & Trust Co., of
3s, at
a
price of par.
Nationa
Norwich, as
191
Volume
Number 5957
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2467)
$35,000
Oyster Bay Central School Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Syosset), N. Y.
as 6s. Due on June 1
from
1961 to 1966
inclusive.
•
'
Bond Sale—The $4,443,000 gen¬
obligation school
eral
bonds
10,000
5V2S.
as
Due
June
on
awarded to
a
syndicate
headed by C. J. Devine & Co.,
Spencer Trask & Co., and Salo¬
mon Bros. & Hutzler, as 4.20s, at
a
price of 100.7799,; a basis of
about 4.12%.
90,000
4s. Due
as
June 1 from
on
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
were
15,000
2V2S.
as
1977 and
June
on
1,
1978.
N.
C.
were
awarded
to
The
Sims
J.
bert
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Sattley & Co.,
Geruldsen & Co.
/
.
Inc.,
H.
191, p. 2254—were
to Kalman &
Co., Inc.
—v.
V.
and Wallace,
'
;
,
,
Finley, N. D.
,
.
Bond
Riga, Ogden, Chili and Sweden
Central School District No. 1
ceive
(P. O. Churchville), N. Y.
; Sale —
The / $2,208,000
of
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 4s,
at a price of 100.5399, a basis of
to
2
June
191,
v.
—
awarded to
"
7
follows: Geo. B.
as
Chas.
Co., Inc.,
E.
'
Gibbons
Weigold &
Co., Inc., W. H. Morton & Co., G.
Walker &
Co., Sage, Rutty &
Co., and Tilney & Co.
Springville,
Bond
bonds offered
Manufacturers
sewer
May 26—v.
on
2253—were
p.
N. Yf v
$33,000
Sale—The
and
191,
to
awarded
The
Traders
bids until 2 p.m.'
June 8 for the purchase
$28,000
city
Due
1977
improvement
July 1 from 1962
on
Bond
offered
Trust
Co., of Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Cross, as 4s, at a price of 100.06, a
to
syndicate composed of Baxter
a
&
Co.,
Goodbody & Co., M. M.
Freeman & Co., Inc., McDougal &
Condon^ Inc., and White-Phillips
Co., Inc., with interest rates rang¬
ing from 3% to 4%%. Dated June
1, I960.. Due on June 1 from 1961
to 1982 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
BarbeiyMarquart
Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
:
,;,r
-
.
OHIO
basis of about 3.99%.
Cincinnati,
as 4s, at
basis of about
a
—were
icka &
bonds
May 24—v. 191,
awarded
to
Wm.
2254
p.
J.
Mer-
Co.,
101.532,
as 4%s, at a price of
basis of about 4.56%.
a
Racoon
Local
School
(EST)
on
June 16 for the purchase of
$96,000 school building bonds. Dated
1961
1960. Due
to
1980
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
Gallipolis. Legality
Squire, Sanders &
Cleveland.
,,
by
the
National
Bank
of
Sale
Dempsey,
limited
to
awarded
3%s, at
Ohio
$48,000 land
bonds
offered
2034—were
p.
McDonald
&
Co., as
price of 100.22, a basis
a
Ocean City. Legality approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
NORTH CAROLINA
Anson
the
for
school
for the
June 15
on
purchase of $23,000 special
assessment
bonds.
street
Dated
improvement
1, 1960. Due
June
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1968 inclu¬
on
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Auditor's office.
1^.1960.
North Carolina
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
$955,000
interest
Lake
&
Local
School
approved by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Stark County
Bond
Sale
—
No.
The
21
district
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
wick.
bids
leigh,
1
at
until 11
for
the
his
office
in
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
Ra¬
June
on
$680,000
school
building bonds. Dated May
I, I960. Due on
May 1 from 1961
to
1982 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
New
in
York
City, Legality approved by
Heed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
Hot
nng,
N.
C.
W. E. Easter-
—
Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
ernment
sealed
leigh,
bids
at
until 11
I for
the
bonds,
as
$20,000
his
a.m.
office
in
(EST)
purchase
on
Ra¬
June
$31,000
of
follows:
water bonds. Due
1 from
1963 to
1976
June
inclusive.
June
1
from
1961
to
1969
inclusive.
Dated
June
1, 1960. Principal
interest (J-D) payable at The
Hanover Bank, in New York City,
ana
legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
ty
♦
Sale—The
The
trust
sani¬
on May
p. 22.54—were awarded
First-Citizens
Bank
&
Co., of Srhithfield, at
Par>
a
as
P.ond
School
a
price
net interest cost of about
follows:
191,
—v.
p.
on
2254 —were
Cartwright &
as 4s, at a price
basis of about 3.88%.
of 100.63,
Co.,
a
Cessna,
District
O. 4700 Broadway,
Lorain), Ohio
Bond Offering — Edna Nabors,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
(P.
S.
Offering—Frank
All-
will receive
wood, Village Clerk,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
June
on
for
13
the
purchase
of
$200,070 special assessment bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Dec.
dition bonds.
from
1
to
1961
Bank.
Sanders
&
approved
by
Dempsey, of
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Central Bank Com¬
in
Lorain.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
City
ling,
sealed
will
Auditor,
until
bids
14
Ohio
—
Ruth Easter-
for the
noon
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Due
on
1
on
from
Principal
June
1,
1980
Trust
Co., in New York City. Le¬
approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
gality
Township School District
(P. O. R. D. 1, Uniondale),
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering — Ethel
Brink,
University of Tennessee ( P. O.
Knoxville),
Bond
until 7:30 p.m.
(EDST)
until
Tenn.
A.
—
D.
11
Holt,
bids
(EST) on June 16
for the purchase of
$1,800,000 dor¬
mitory system revenue 1959 bonds.
June 6
on
Offering
President, will receive sealed
Secretary of the Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
for the purchase of $30,000 school
bonds. Dated July 5, 1960. Interest
a.m.
Dated June
1 from
J-J.
terest
rectors,
for
will
receive
p.m.
8
(EDST)
1, 1959. Due
1962 to
J-D.
June
on
1999 inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved
Marshall,
Trimble
Caldwell,
Mitchell, of New York City.
sealed
by
&
TEXAS
bids
June
on
9
Agricultural and Mechanical
the
purchase of $64,000 gen¬
obligation
school
building
eral
bonds.
July 1, 1960. Due
from 1961 to 1978 in¬
July 1
on
College of Texas (P. O.
College Station), Texas
Dated
Bond Offering—W. C.
Comptroller
clusive.
for the purchase of $300,000 school
building bonds. Dated July 1,1960.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from
1962
to
Arlington
Sale—The $14,000
water¬
works bonds offered on May 26—
191, p. 2145—were awarded to
H. I. Josey & Co.
v.
County Independent Sch.
District No. 1 (P.O. Pawnee),
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Bond Offering—J. A.
receive
sealed
limited
bids
Davis, will
until
2
p.m.
bonds offered
to the
May 23
on
sold
was
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal-
Schuylkill Haven Trust Co.,
the
Trust
First National Bank
Co.,
both
Haven, jointly,
and
las.
Schuylkill
3%s, at a price
6'
until
for
street
■;,
as
Bond
Offering
receive
West Pittston School District, Pa.
Bond
Offering—Steryl
L.
sealed
(CST)
Ser-
limited tax bonds. Due
1961
to
1972
approved
gality
Thomas
—
by
B.
improvement
on May 23—v. 191,
awarded
—were
F.
ertson
&
to
p.
Dewar,
Pancoast,
and
2147
Rob¬
Russ
&
El
Campo, Texas
The $360,000 gen¬
eral obligation storm sewer bonds
offered on May 24—v. 191, p. 2035
—were awarded
to Rotan, Mosle
Bond Sale
Providence, R. I.
$750,000
anticipation notes offered
was
Texas
Co., jointly.
Note Sale—An issue of
May 25
pur¬
offered
ISLAND
RHODE
East
p.m.
the
for
2
$260,000 various
limited tax bonds
Le¬
Thomas
13
Dumas,
Dec. 15
on
inclusive.
June
on
until
bids
Bond Sale—The
Burke, of Pittston.
tax
Texas
chase of $3,810,000 bonds. Due on
June 1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive.
fose, Secretary of the Board of
Directors,
will
receive
sealed
until 7:30 p.m.
(EDST) on
June 6 for the purchase of $125,000
general
obligation
funding
from
\
.•/•••
....
Corpus Christi,
Murphy, Director of Finance, will
on
sold to The First Na¬
&
Bank, of Boston.
Co.,
and
—
Pollok
Eddleman,
&
4^s, 33/4s
and 3%s. Dated May
DAKOTA
as
1, 1960. Due
to 1985 in¬
Legality
the
5
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
Willis,
sealed
June
$12,284
on
improvement bonds.
Dated
May 1 from 1961
Rapid City, S. D.
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000 wa¬
terworks, series A bonds offered
on June
1—v. 191, p. 2254;—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Weems
of
tric water and
clusive.
as
4V2s.
Due
on
July
Garland, Texas
nue
191,
1
as
3.60s. Due
on
July
1
from
270,000
$100,000
as
3.70s.
33/4s.
from 1979 to
Due
on
July
1981 inclusive.
1
a
follows:
Due on July 1
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
as
May 31—v.
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 4.05%, as
inclusive.
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
270,000
on
2359—were awarded to
and
4s. Due on July 1 from
1971
bonds offered
p.
$1,250,000 elec¬
system reve¬
sewer
syndicate composed of Ira Haupt
& Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Ed¬
dleman, Pollock & Fosdick, Inc.,
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.,
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
as
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Searls, of Houston.
&
Bond Sale—The
Allan Blair &
Co., at a price of par, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.76%, as follows:
$200,000
M-N.
Interest
approved
Chicago, Rodman & Renshaw,
Frantz Hutchinson
& Co., C. S.
300,000
Offering—Preston
City Recorder, will receive
bids
'
of
of par.
1969 to
Coquille, Ore.
Bond
College,
Texas
Schuylkill Haven School District,
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m.
Pennsylvania
(CST) on June 25
Bond Sale—An issue of $185,000 for the
purchase of $600,000 stu¬
school building general obligation dent center fee bonds.
Legality
160,000
OREGON
and
of
Bond Offering—W. C.
Freeman,
Comptroller of the Board or Di¬
inclusive.
Ashmun & Co., and
(CST) on June 7 for the purchase
of $250,000 school building bonds.
1, 1960.
1961 to 1970
Frqeman,
Board
State
Arlington,
x.
1976
on
Bond
the
of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Radnor Township School District until 9 a.m. (CST) on June 25 for
the purchase of $600,000 Arlington
(P. O. Wayne), Pa.
Bond Offering—Claude G. Felty, State College Student Center fee
Secretary of the Board of School bonds. Legality approved by McDirectors, will receive sealed bids Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 14 Horton, of Dallas.
SOUTH
June
interest
(J-D) payable at the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, in Logan. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
inclusive.
Dated
June 1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
on
terest (J-D) payable at the
Irving
1971
PENNSYLVANIA
OKLAHOMA
Arkoma, Okla.
purchase of $17,-
tax
Dec.
receive
(EST)
to
bonds.
Due
Fosdick, Inc., jointly,
pany,
Logan
Bond Offering
1960.
Clifford
tional
Cleveland.
1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1979
building
July 15, 1960.
1965
from
Legality approved by Cald¬
Offering — Charles E.
Smith, Town Recorder, will sell
at public
auction, until 1:30 p.m.
(CST) on June 15 the sum of
$250,000 municipal industrial
inclusive.
inclusive.
1970
Legality
Squire,
on
of
Dated
1
Interest
Morristown, Tenn.
McMinnville), Ore.
Jan. 15 from
on
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Bond
$35,000 school ad¬
Due
Due
1980
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
will be received until June 13 for
the purchase of
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Strongsville Commer¬
cial office of the Union Commerce
June 14 for the pur¬
$250,000 school building
(EDST)
to
J-J.
of
sealed bids
(CST) on June 15
purchase of $225,000 dor¬
bonds. Dated
1, 1960.
1962
$100,000
July 1, 1960.
Dated
No. 22 (P. O.
will receive sealed bids until noon
chase
Jan.
Morgan,
Board
revenue 1960
bids
Ohio
Strongsville,
Dated June 1, 1960.
Local
27
Bond
noon
(EST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $600,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
May
sewer
offered
.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
675
$150,000
sewer bonds offered
m*
District, Ohio
Offering —P. M.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
June
Robersonville, N. C.
Bond
by
Cadiz Exempted Village School
bonds. Dated July 1,
on
11,000 fire equipment bonds. Due
on
approved
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Niehoff, of Columbus.
Clearview
Springs,
Bond Offering
Legality
-:.y
$13,800
awarded to Sweney
Commission, will receive
bonds.
State
a.m.
bids until 1:30 p.m.
(PST) on June
for the purchase of
water
Joe
—
the
..
\
bonds
(J-D) payable at the Old
Phoenix National Bank, in Bruns¬
sealed
mitory
•
and
(P. O. Canton),
Ohio
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
1981
to
gality
building bonds. Dated June
County (P. O. Wadesboro),
11
for the
Philomath, Ore.;
Bond Offering—Ralph
Walker,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until
(EST)
noon
ders
21
revenue
bids until
until
June
until
system bonds. Dated July
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1965
to 1984 inclusive.
20
of
ler, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
Company, in Sheffield Lake. Le¬
(EST) on
purchase
of
and
Offering
Education, will receive
$160,000
Bond Offering—Helen R. Coyne,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Scheiman, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
a.m.
June
sewer
Salem, Ohio
(J-D) payable at the Central Bank
11
Edward
obligation
on
New Britain School District, Pa.
Bond Offering — Paul L. Geiss-
M.
—
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
Bond
Chairman
of about 3.70%.
,
Offering
8
the
general
of
The
—
May 23—v. 191,
Sheffield
Bond
for
v
.
Rocky River,
acquisition
on
approved
—
at
7
interest (J-D) payable at the
Commercial & Savings Bank, of
—
able
bids until
and
County (P. O. Athens),
Upper Township School District
District (P. O. Lorain),
Ohio
•
(P. O. Matnora), N. Y.
r->7A77;
Ohio
Bond Sale
The $140,000 im¬
Bond Offering—Lester F. Thom,
Bond Offering
Marcella Ridprovement bonds offered on May
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
enour, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
25—v. 191, p. 2145—were awarded
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
will receive sealed bids
to Sweney Cartwright & Co., as cation,
til 8 p.m.
(EDST) on June 14 for
until noon (EST) on June 13 for
the purchase
of $115,000 school 33/4s, at a price of 100.04, a basis
the purchase of $352,000
school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on of about 3.74%.
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Brunswick Local School District,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1983
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Ohio
inclusive.
Principal and interest
..
Bowman,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Tillamook County School District
Offering — Clarence H.
Davis, District Clerk, will receive
Athens
•;
Bond Offering—E. M.
(P. O. Rio Grande), Ohio
1 p.m.
TENNESSEE
Middle Tennessee State
College,
Nashville, Tenn.
Interest J-J.
District
Bond
sealed bids until
June 1, 1970.
on
-
$201,^80
Sale—The
on
Bond
Sale—An issue of $2,000,refunding water improvement
bonds offered on May 10 was sold
com¬
Marblehead, Ohio
j
Bond
group
Due
Hillsboro, Ore.
of¬
2145—
p.
Michigan Corp., and Prov¬
price of 101.694,
3.80%.
inclusive.
000
a
im¬
bonds
May 26—v. 191,
a
Williston, N. D.
Other members of the syndicate
were
on
bonds.
a
about 3.95%.
sealed
(CST)
bonds offered on
p.
2357 —were
school building
O.
re¬
561,840
tax
to
June 1, 1960.
Interest J-D.
posed of Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc.,
July 1,
;7r,7
Offering — Robert
City Auditor, will
Erickson,
Bond
awarded
The
limited
awarded
Trust
follows: Hornblower & Company, of
Georgia,. Atlanta,r-as
Weeks,
Bache
&
Co., Hayden,. 3y4s and 3V2s, at a
price of 100.02,
Stone & Co., Paine, Webber, Jack¬ a net interest cost of about
3.36%.
son & Curtis, R. D. White & Co.,
:
J. A. Hogle & Co., Tripp & Co.,
NORTH DAKOTA
Inc., Granger
& Co., Kenower,
Dickey County, Forbes School
MacArthur
&
Co., yNewburger,
District (P. O.
Forbes),
Loeb & Co., New York Hanseatic
North Dakota
Park,. Ryan, : Inc.,
John
Corp.,
Bond Sale—The
Small & Co., Folger, Nolan, Flem$190,000 school
ing-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., Her¬ building bonds offered on May 24
H.
on
as
were
&
provement
fered
—
ident Bank of
■"
Bond
—
Sale
First of
Sale—The $160,000 bonds
offered 011 May 23—v.
191, p. 2254
Other members of the syndicate
Bond
were
Due
Wilmington,
■
Mahoning County (P. O
Youngstown), Ohio
1,
1967.
of¬
fered on June 2—v. 191, p. 2357—
,
59
from
.
105,000
from
as
as
to
4%s.
1971
on June 1
1970 inclusive.
Due
5s.
1961
to
Due
1977
on
June 1
inclusive.
Blunt Ellis &
Gundy & Co.,
from
1987 to 1990 inclusive. Inc., Goodbody & Co., Kalman &
Co., Inc., H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.,
UTAH
McDonnell & Co., Peoples Nation¬
al Bank of Washington, in Seattle,
Salina City, Utah
Johnston, Lemon & Co., Piper,
Bond Offering—Julian Cowley,
Jaffray & Hopwood, Reinholdt &
City Recorder, will receive sealed Gardner, M. B. Vick & Co., John
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June Small &
Co., Inc., City National
6
for
the
purchase of $345,000 Bank & Trust Co., of Chicago,
bonds, as follows:
First National Bank, of Everett,
$300,000 sewer general obligation Atkinson & Co., and Chas. N.
1978
from
845,000
Due
bonds.
1
June
on
from
Tripp & Co.
1965 to 1994 inclusive.
Kirkland, Wash.
45,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds. Due on June 1 from
1960. Principal
and interest payable at the First
June
1,
June
of $115,station bonds. Dated June
Due on June 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1, 1960.
1975
to
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1962
and
(J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
interest
VERMONT
Montpelier, Vt.
swim¬
$25,000
offered
ming pool filtration bonds
offered
$300,000
revenue bonds
April
18 was sold to
John
3!^s, at a price of 100.18. a basis
of about 3.47%.
on
Nuveen & Co.
as
Skagit County, Mount Vernon Con.
School District No. 320 (P. O.
VIRGINIA
Mount
Vernon), Wash.
— The
$220,000
Bonds Not Sold
Norfolk, Va.
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
21
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal
July 1, 1960.
and
(J-J) payable at the
National Bank
interest
Citizens
Seaboard
Legality approved by
of Norfolk.
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
system
sewer
May
26
—
v.
not sold.
Johnson
and
was
revenue
sewer
bonds
sold to McLean & Co., as 4%s.
May 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1
from
1966
to
inclusive.
1995
In¬
Legality approved by
terest F-A.
as
May 24—v. 191,
trict
Sale
7
No.
street
offered
bonds
dis¬
improvement
—
on
May 24—v. 191,
ter & Christensen
of Seattle.
son-Williams Co.
Corp., and Alli¬
„
Offering — Margaret McClerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (PST) on
June 6 for the purchase of $415,000
water
and
sewer
revenue,
1960
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
City
July
sive.
Bond
Offering—G.
Clerk,
D.
Grenier,
of $15,000
will
general obligation water
and sewer bonds.
MANITOBA
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Dauphin General Hospital Board,
.Seattle.
Debenture
King County, Seattle School Dist.
No. 1 (P.O. Seattle), Wash.
Sale
Bond
offered
—
The
obligation
general
on
•—were
June 1—v.
awarded
to
fered
191,
bonds
p.
2036
syndicate
a
headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.66%,■ as follows:
$1,175,000
as
5s.
Due
on
July
as
4^s.
Due
on
July
1,
3,930,000
as
3V2S. Due
on
July 1
1,785,000
as
3.60s. Due
on
July 1
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
2,690,000
as
3.70s. Due
from 1977 to
Other members of the
were
as
on
July 1
1980 inclusive.
syndicate
follows: Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.,
Seattle-First National
Bank, of Seattle, Phelps, Fenn &
Co., C. J. Devine & Co., First Na¬
Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
land, A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Mer¬
of
on
May
debentures
14
was
Ltd., Nesbitt,
Thomson
&
Sale —An
issue
&
May 9
was
sold to Burns Bros.
Denton, Ltd.,
as
7s, at
a
price
Trust
Company,
of
St.
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Hay den, Stone & Co., Fran¬
cis I. duPont & Co., L. F. Roths¬
child & Co., Gregory & Sons, Wil¬
Louis,
liam A. Staats & Co.
Chibougamau, Que.
Offering — Germain
Bond
Debenture
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$1,800,000 hospital debentures of¬
fered on May 11 was sold to a
group
composed of Gairdner &
Son
& Co., Ltd., Bankers Bond
Corp., Ltd., R. A. Daly & Co., and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, as 53/4s, at a price of 98.54.
June 13 for the
$150,000
sidewalk
(EDST)
of
on
1,
May 1 from 1961 to
Due
1970
inclusive.
on
Principal and in¬
at
all
the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
terest
payable
(M-N)
in
branches
Dumas
Quebec of
Township (P. O. PetitOffering
until 7:30 p.m.
for the
duct
Victoria County, N. S.
Sale — An issue
Debenture
Ltd.;
Ltd.; Mead & Co.,
and
Lambert, Que.
Offering
Secretary
sealed
C.
—
F.
Potter
Treasurer,
-
bids
until
will
8
p.m
(EDST)
on
June 13 for the
pur¬
chase of
$225,000 water and
sew¬
Leonidas
—
(EDST)
June 15
on
purchase of $90,000 aque¬
and
construction
sewer
bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due
able at all branches in
the
on
the
loan
procedure.
sidewalks and paving working
building bonds offered
May 12
on
191, p. 1931—were awarded
a
syndicate
composed
of
Provinciale du Canada,
Quebec,
Inc.,
Belanger,
Inc., Credit Anglo-Francais, Ltd.,
Durocher, Rodrique & Co., Ltd.,
and Florido Matteau & Fils, as 6s,
at a price of 96.09, a net interest
Offering
on
chase
of
walk
—
Rene
Leduc,
will
June 15 for the
pur¬
bonds.
$89,500
sewer
and
side¬
Dated July 1, I960.
July 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at all branches in
Quebec of the bank mentioned in
on
the loan procedure.
Pointe-Claire and Beaconsfield
Protestant School Commission
Quebec
Bond Sale—The $655,000 school
building bonds offered
191,
—v.
to
A.
E.
p.
on
2147—were
Ames
&
May 26
awarded
Co., Ltd., at
a
Princeville, Que.
Bond Offering—Andre
Cloutier,
Village
Secretary-Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase of
on
bids
June
until
8
p.m.
14 for the pur¬
$133,500 aqueduct,
sewers
fire protection bonds. Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
branches
Gayley & Co.,
Ltd., Forget & Forget, Ltd.; Geoffrion,
Robert
&
Gelinas, Inc.,
Grant, Johnson & Co., Ltd.; Fry
Bartley,
Chaput,
&
Co., Ltd.
Brawley, Cathers & Co.; James
Richardson & Sons, Walwyn, Stod-
gell & Co., Ltd.; Garneau, Boulanger Ltd.; Hamel, Fugere & Co.,
&
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at all branches in Quebec of
the
La
H.
bank
Robitaille
Joie,
C.
&
St.
Securities
Laurent
&
Co.,
Ltd.;
Gaston
Inc.; John Gr&hhm & Co.,
Molson &
Co., Ltd.; Credit-Quebec, Inc.; and
La Maison Bienvenu, Ltd.
Ltd.;
Belanger
Bond
Inc.;
Repentigny, Que.
Offering — Christian
Boissiere, Town Secretary-Treas¬
will receive sealed bids until
(EDST) on June 13 for the
purchase of $128,000 sewer bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 1
the
loan
;
Leomard-de-Port-Maurice, Que.
be. received
June
on
until
7
for
8 p.m.
the
various
$604,000
(EDST)
purchase
of
construction
bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
ince
all
of
branches
Quebec,
mentioned
St.
in
Paul
the
Bond
in
the
Prov¬
the
of
bank
loan procedure.
L'Ermite
Commission,
School
Que.
Sale—The $360,000
construction bonds offered
9—v.
191,
J.
to
5V2s, at
p.
&
price
a
school
May
on
1931—were awarded
Simard
F.
Co., Ltd., as
a basis
of 97.09,
of about 6.12%.
St.-Rose, Que.
Bond
La
in
.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Co., Ltd.;
Flood & Co., Ltd.; Ramsay
mentioned
procedure.
Co., Inc.; Matthews & Co., Ltd.;
Sale
—
The
$477,000 im¬
provement bonds offered on April
25—v. 191, p. 1720—were
The
awarded
Provinciale du
in
to
Canada, and Associates, as 6s, at
(J-D) payable at all
Quebec of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
of
Quebec (Province of)
$80,000 county debentures offered
Debenture Sale
An issue of
on May 11 was sold to the
Royal $50,000,000 hydro-electric commis¬
Bank of Canada, and Dominion
sion, series Z debentures was sold
Securities Corp., jointly, as 6s.
to a syndicate headed
by A. E.
—
a
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at all branches in Quebec of the
bank
mentioned
in
the
loan
pro¬
St. Vincent-de-Paul, Que.
Bond
Offering
—
J. Alexandre
Prevost, Town Secretary-Treasur¬
er,
will receive sealed bids until
(EDST) on June 14 for the
8 p.m.
cedure.
St. Cesaire,
Bond
Que.
Offering—J.-A.-D.
Village
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
chase
Banque
price of 96.07.
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
(EDST)
receive sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
Due
Co., Ltd.; Desjardins, Couture Inc.;
MacTier
& Co., Ltd.;
Brault &
receive
J
Secretary-Treasurer,
(EDST)
Ltd.,
8 p.m.
Sale—The $515,000 school
Credit
Ltd.;
urer,
Laval-Des-Rapides, Que.
Bond
Lagueux & Des Rochers,
Securities
Corp.,
Midland
pay¬
Quebec, of
in
mentioned
bank
"-4
v
.
Ltd.; Societe de Placements, Inc.;
J. T. Gendron Inc.; Grenier, Ruel
July 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
and
NOVA SCOTIA
receive
Casgrain & Co., Ltd.; Cochran,
Murray & Co., Ltd.; Fairclough
M.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Winnipeg General Hospital, Man.
tional
cantile
The $462,000 city
price of 96.51,
of 100.10. Interest J-D.
Inc.,
Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudson, Ltd.;
of
$170,000 school debentures offered
St.
Bond
City
Corp., Ltd.; La Corporation
Prets
de
Quebec,
Rene
T.
J. E. Laflamme,
Quebec,
Clement Guimont, Inc.
—
Manitoba
Debenture
de
Co'
&
Kennebec, Inc''
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
June 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Glenboro School District No. 2367,
on
from 1966 to 1973 inclusive.
issue
Co., Ltd., Cochron, Murray & Co.,
Ltd., and Annett & Co., Ltd., as 6s.
1
1965.
An
,
Corp.,
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
420,000
hospital
—
of¬
sold to a
group composed of James Richard¬
son
&
Sons,
Royal
Securities
$450,000
$10,000,000
school
Sale
Credit
Rodrigue
er,
Town
Manitoba
Durocher,
Placements
ties Ltd.
Bond
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
procedure
Hannaford, Belanger, Inc.
Leclerc, Inc.; Marc Carriere,
Mont-Laurier, Que.
CANADA
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Bond
cost of about 6.85%.
1 from 1977 to 1987 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
the loan
Ltd.; Graham, Armstrong Securi¬
Sale
Bond
Banque
receive sealed
bids until June 23 for the purchase
City
in
Foye School Commission, Que
improvement bonds
offered on
May 24—v. 191, p. 2147—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
—v.
Moorcraft, Wyo.
Bond
Chord,
6s, at a
as
Co., Ltd.
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd.;
L. Graham & Co., Ltd.; J. C.
Ltd.; Harris &
Partners, Ltd.;
Clement, Guimont, Inc.; Collier,
Norris & Quinlan, Ltd.; Bankers
Charlesbourg, Que.
to
Wash.
Chehalis,
mentioned
de
Coughlin & Co., Inc., Peters, Wri¬
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
(J-D) payable at all
Quebec of the bank
in
—
Boulet, Ltd.; Dawson,
price of 100.92.
Co.,
&
Boettcher
of
composed
jointly,
Montreal,
of
2255—were awarded to a group
p.
J.
$503,900 town debentures offered
May 10 was sold to Equitable
Securities Canada Ltd., and Bank
Principal and interest (J-J)
Laramie, Wyo.
The $394,432
Bond
of
issue
An
Boudreault, Township SecretaryTreasurer, will receive sealed bids
School District
awarded to The
3%s, at a price of par.
Wash.
—
Saguenay), Que.
2255—were
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
on
Ont.
on
Bond
O. Kaycee), Wyo.
Sale—The $32,000 school
Bond
State,
Dated
County
Sale
'Debenture
armory
No. 10 (P.
branches
&
Anderson
&
board revenue bonds.
bonds offered
WASHINGTON
water
$1,475,000
of
purchase
y n/N
Datotf
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
1980 inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
St.
I,
bonds.
to
Ltd.; Royal
An issue of
—
Renfrew,
1960.
Armory
June
—
conduit
Bond
Sale
The
Securities Corp., Ltd.;
$1,300,000
Co., Ltd.; Dominion school building bonds offered on
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd.;
Mills, May 24 —v. 191, p. 2147—were
$80,000 school debentures offered
on
May 2 was sold to Nesbitt, Spence & Co., Ltd.; Burns Bros. awarded to a syndicate headed by
& Denton, Ltd.; W. C. Pitfield & the Banque Provinciale du
Thomson & Co., Ltd., as 6V2s.
Canada
Co., Ltd.; McLeod, Young, Weir & as 5V2S, and 6s, at a price of 97.63!
Nassagaweya T ownship, Ont.
Co., Ltd.; R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd.;
Other members of the
Debenture Sale — An issue of
syndicate
Greenshields
&
Co., Inc.; Bell, were as follows:
Jacques Legare
$160,000 township debentures of¬
Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.; Equitable &
Co., Ltd., Florido, Mateau &
fered on May 11 was sold to Bell,
Securities Canada, Ltd.; Gairdner
Fils, Ltd., Credit Anglo Francois
Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as 6V2S.
Sale
construction bonds. Dated May
(P.
the syndicate
G. Beaubien
L.
follows:
eiale
School Board, Ont.
Debenture
p.m.
O. Charleston),
West Virginia
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until June 9 for the
bonds offered on
191, p. 2255 — were
Arlington,
State
Virginia
Board
as
Co., Ltd.; Credit InterprovinLtd.; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
&
Separate
Goderich Roman Catholic
purchase
WYOMING
$392,000
Sold—The
Not
West
/
VIRGINIA
WEST
Va.
Norfolk,
South
Bonds
not sold.
—were
were
j.
f
aqueduct
1961
Other members of
F.
May 2 was sold to J.
Simard & Co., Ltd., as 6V4S.
on
bonds Julien, Town Secretary-Treasurer,
May 25—v. 191, p. 2255
on
purchase of $9,000,000
the
for
offered
school
obligation
general
Offering—T. F. Maxwell,
Bond
1964
Due on June 15
to 1982 inclusive. In¬
1960.
terest J-D.
QUEBEC
sewer
and
water
May 25—v. 191, p. 2255—were
awarded to Loker, Sparrow & Co.,
from
of¬
county debentures
$1,200,000
fered
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
—
&
W e t e r, Roberts
Shefelman, of Seattle.
by
proved
Sale—The
the purchase
6 for
000 fire
Security Bank of Utah, in Salt
Lake City. Legality approved by
Bond
A.
G e o r g e
—
Compton, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
1965 to 1994 inclusive.
Dated
Offering
Bond
Sale
Debentures
15,
Ont.
An issue of
Essex County,
Wood,
Simmons,
&
June
Co., Inc.,
&
Hibbs
Due on June 1
4.05s.
as
5V2S. Dated
Co., Ltd., as
Ames
ONTARIO
B.
Fleming-W.
Nolan,
Folger,
Due on June 1
to 1986 inclusive.
200,000 as 3.90s.
of
on
bids
until
Pion,
will
purchase of $340,000 various town
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
8
p.m.
terest
June 16 for the
pur¬
branches
reservoir
con-
mentioned
$133,000
(J-J)
in
in
payable at all
of the bank
the loan procedure.
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