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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
New York 7,
Number 6051
193
N. Y., Monday, May 1, 1961
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
•
INSURANCE
Laboratories, North Chicago, 111., filed a registration
the
first
quarter
net
annual
meeting
Stock and Bond
temporarily suspending a Regulation
A
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a public offering of stock by this corporation, 615 Sudekum
Bldg., Nashville, Tenn. The order provides an opportunity for hearing,
upon
request,
on
the question whether the suspension should be
vacated
In
amount.
in
offering
public
and
fraud
a
as
or
deceit
Montreal Stock Exchange
upon
Acme's offering circular and/or
the underwriting agreement stated
(1) that the issuer would receive
85
cents
and
the
underwriter
15
cents
for
each
share sold,
but
failed to disclose the existence of a separate agreement under which
the
underwriter would retain an
additional $5,000 of the proceeds;
(2)
that
the underwriter would pay all costs and expenses of the
offering,
including legal fees. of counsel for the issuer and under¬
writer
and
printing costs,, but failed to disclose that certain legal
expenses
would be advanced by the issuer, accounting, printing and
advertising expenses would be paid out of income of the issuer from
an
existing small store, and a separate agreement with the under¬
writer provided for the first $5,000
received from the offering to be
paid to counsel for the underwriter; and
(3.) that in the event less
than the
full amount of the proceeds was received, the funds would
be retained by the issuer and
allocated to purposes specified in the
circular, but failed to disclose that if, as occurred, less than $5,000
was
received from
the offering,
all such funds would be applied to
underwriting and legal expenses. Moreover, Acme failed to comply with
requirements of Regulation A by reason of its failure to file copies
of
an
agreement between it and Crescent which materially modified
the terms of the underwriting contract or to disclose adequately and
accurately the arrangement with the underwriter, the purposes for
which
the
proceeds were to be used, and the order or priority of
to the Commission's order,
use.—V.
such
191,
of
37
37
38
ties,
of
stock
common
$11
at
Statement of Condition of
the
already
outstanding
to
a
hold
160,000
new
being sold
and
substantial
and
by shareholders
financing,
stock
the
of
amount
are being issued
50,000 shares are
who will continue
shares
110,000
shares,
represent
the
and
company
with
1
51
for
last
46
to
outstanding.
be
proceeds to be received by the company will be added to work¬
capital. Initially the proceeds will be used to retire a $850,000
bank
demand
loans,
which
loan
and
the
capitalization
662,129
will
begun
to
in
The
known
company
systems
and
portable
communications
mitting
equipment
and
receiving
Inc.,
Adler
as
systems
bank
to
be
tvTo
the
(bi
and
radio,
the
1955
in
loans
advanced electronic
of
areas
trans¬
(a)
heterodyne repeater trans¬
television and microwave.
underwriters
several
purchased
each of
by
and
them
the
are
as
follows:
the
46
Notices 46
45
Loeb,
Blair
H.
William
Chaplin,
Cooley
Halle
E.
&
Clark
Miller
Paine,
Co..
&
4,000
j.
Stieglitz
Stone &
Co
&
Sutro
£'.
2,500
Co
Jackson
&
&
12,000
&
Co
Richter
7,000
Co
&
6,000
Co..
Unterberg,
Arthur
W.
SEC
exemption
respect
Wiggins,
request,
or
made
to
from
in
temporarily suspending
registration under the
offering of stock
Colo,
The order provides an
the question whether the
on
—
a
respect
amount.
provides
public
to
In
a
a
conditional
offerings
of
notification filed
in
preferred stock, the company
stock, of which manage¬
lists Robert W. Jackson
936,314 shares of common
3.1%.
The
prospectus
own
President.—V.
193,
p.
Stock Of¬
be
Regulation
A
Securities Act of 1933 with
Agricultural Research of
corporation
covering
on
The
puting
N.
at
$3
April
100,000
SEC
offered
per
New York, N. Y.—Files
opportunity for hearing, upon
suspension should be vacated
securities
May,
not
I960,
registration
exceeding $300,000
from
Agricultural
Supplex
the
25
entry
Sephus
S.
Highs—
in
assets
1960
the
were
L. Clark, President, reported
the annual meeting at company
$77,408,725
to
total
7%
a
earnings
both calculated
value shares.
shareholders
by
the
from
increase
were
$2.02,
previous
8%
rose
to
the
over
compared
the basis of the
on
assets
in
be
com¬
record
new
a
of
high
the
of
year
few
continued
of
certain
in
surge
last
March
ago.
"year
sub¬
of
phases
months.
months of 1961
in the first three
1961
inception of
the
sales
Cheque
91st
the
Express.
a
upward
an
during
year
a
since
marked
1960
American
should
1961
reported
He
period
said
that
the
growing
while
year,
American
Japan
was
the
highest
American
the
March
in
is
and
great
a
Steady
growth
Department
Express
month
Express
increased
credit
6.12%
over
Overseas
40%
Clark
Mr.
has
demand
building
and
reported,
company's
in
banks
15
in
with
is
growing
a
ever
volume
the
of
Banking
Overseas
countries.
Austria,
American
Greece,
the
house
the
New York
1,700.
Agency
24,
by
The
the
increased
by
office in
open others during
1961 in
and Lahore, Pakistan. A new
operations in Amsterdam will open
and
will
Puerto Rico;
San Juan,
191,
and
increased
held
accounts
American Express opened a new
that
April
on
time
commercial
accounts
announced
Tenn.;
to
coping
12%.
offices
American
Department
while
Arizona
Memphis,
the
by
business
where
Clark
Mr.
increased
banking
40
only
the
Banking
Phoenix,
world
a
1960,
shown
were
generated business in Western
continued to increase. Such corporate
Switzerland.
and
1960
in
in
Europe.
activities
locally
overseas
was
which
of
In
"at
Western
domestic
our
areas
asset
sold
operates
Netherlands
of
prosperity
some
other
is
company
market,
international."
This
company's
1665.
p.
vertible
stock,
1961 filed a letter of notification with
of capital stock (par 10 cents)
to
through Hancock Securities Corp., New
17,
Y.
proceeds
Co.,
to be used to purchase assets of the? Rapid
and for general corporate purposes.
are
Inc.,
Com¬
\
Research
Aluminum
Specialty Co.
—
Private Placement
—
On
16, Wis., announced
the
private placement of a promissory note in the
amount of $1,200,000, due April 1, 1973, on behalf of
this company.—V. 191, p. 230l.
April
27
Emch
&
Co.,
Milwaukee
25,000
debenture,
for
stock purchase warrants. These securities
public sale in units, each consisting of one
and 10 warrants. The warrants will be
15, 1963, at $15 per share. Of the 75,000 com¬
shares
30
until
Inc.—Registers Units—
on
common
offered
be1
exercisable
Dec.
units, 50,000 are being offered by the
outstanding stock, by the present holder
and founder. The 2,500 units are to
be
offered
for
public sale at $500 per unit through underwriters
headed by Myron A. Lomasney & Co., which are to receive a com¬
mission of $62.50 per unit. Also included in the registration statement
are
60,000 outstanding common shares acquired by Lomasney from
a
former
stockholder,
15,000
at
$2
per
share and
45,000 at $5
mon
shares
thereof,
in
comprising
and
company
Fred
the
being
25,000,
President
Nives,
share.
("AFC")
company
the
States
sales
automobile
used
and
share's
share,
subordinated
and
to
are
SEC
the
with
Broadway, New York, filed a registration
April 21 covering $500,000 of 6% con¬
debentures due 1971,
75,000 shares of common
1472
of
company,
statement
installment
Commission—
by
exemption
April
insolvency.
of
and
share
Per
business
cheques
per
1789.
Allison Business Services, Inc..
6,000
permanent.
A
officials
York,
order
public
a
Regulation
with
an
various indebtedness and
to
outstanding
ment
The
issued
has
selling
With Securities and Exchange
Development, Inc.
and
City.
par
Travelers
time—the
The
fering Suspended—
The
and
company
addition
In
has
the
Research
sales
during
25
11%
that
billings
1958.
travelers
Roosevelt
its subsidiaries are engaged in the general retail
merchandise
throughout the United States and its
possessions by mail order and in retail stores.
The net proceeds of
the
sale
of the debentures
will be added to its general funds and
will
be
available
for
any
proper
corporate purpose,
primarily to
finance
increased customer installment accounts receivable.
1685.
p.
Co.,
Howard
charges increased 27%
Clark
$200
business,
6,000
4,000
Agricultural
5000 W.
the SEC
Inc.,
ment.
Towbin
Wiesenberger & Co.
American
Chemical Co.,
AIC
granting the
Commission's
American Diversified Securi¬
because
earnings,
American Finance Co.,
Rd., Chicago, filed a registration
statement with
on
April 21 covering $15,000,000 of sinking
fund
debentures
due
1981,
to
be
offered for public sale through
underwriters
headed
by Lehman Brothers.
The interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
7,000
Co.
was
chem¬
year.
more
Aldens, Inc.—Registers Debentures—
2,500
Co
i960
rubber,
include
Co.,
Cable
&
D.C.)
C.,
D.
payments
said
Express
May 2.—V.
Aldens,
as
E.
C.
7,000
Inc.
193,
Silberberg
12,000
&,,Co
Battles
Scherck,
4,000
Co.
7,000
Curtis
Rosenthal
7,000
Co
&
&
Webber,
7,000
McGuiness
Inc
Co.
7,000
Co
Co.___
Hutton
Janney,
—V.
&
&
Hayden,
W.
&
Blair
Boettcher
Mead,
&
Co.
D.
&
2,500
Rhoades
Loewi
49,500
M.
the
793.
The
Shares
Shares
Carl
in
hard
is
and
Laboratories
Communications
and produces
for
of
names
incorporated
was
designs
equipment
of shares
numbers
outstanding
offering
short-term
$1,772,378
principally! in
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective
the
and
of
period
the strategic center of
the growing leisure market. Expenditures for the leisure market are
now
a
fundamental and continuing part of American
life."
Another basic strength of the company,
Mr. Clark reported, is its
161
offices
throughout Western Europe. "This puts us in a special
position to take advantage of one of the most striking phenomena of
circular was false and misleading
facts, by reason of its failure (a) to
principal stockholder and officer in con¬
offering
stock
the
of
1960.
12-week
Office announced
Consolidated
to
paid
same
in
Mr.
benefits derived therefrom
by such person and
(b) to disclose adequately proposed payments to
be
made
to ARD officers
and directors from the proceeds of the
stock offering; that ARD filed a report of stock sales containing false
statements;
and
that its stock
offering was made in violation of
Section 17(a)
(the anti-fraud provision) of the Securities Act.—V. 192,
with
nection
p.
Electronics,
business
a
1945.
of
bank
expenses.
shares.
common
BUSINESS—Adler
successor
solely
consist
operating
of
short-term
reduce
to
used
defray
completion
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
and
balance
to
incurred
were
a
in
They
Comb
Wire
year,
$5
rose
1959.
card
Balances
Net
ing
of
of
cable.
Ace
receiver for
1959.
in
progress."
charge
card
material
activities
the
disclose
1960.
from increased
elimination
divisions
fields
earnings totaled $9,006,735,
dividend
the
over
46
of
offering
ARD
the
certain
in
Clark
flexibility
of
27,
$787,843,659.
Credit
("ARD") proposed the public offering of 120,000 common
per share pursuant to such an exemption.
The Com¬
asserts in its suspension
order that it has reasonable cause
that
ended
compared
Securities, Inc.—Receiver App'd
a
York
New
income
stantial
$2.50
believe
weeks
This
from
first
the
same
and
Co.,
history,
the previous
American
Development
respect
in
outstanding
pany's
Europe,
in
wire
(USDC,
April
on
reported
$1.89
cautious
to
Co.
111-year
Consolidated net
"Last
mission
12
)
order
Express
its
$8,437,292
our
at
Norton,
receiver.
headquarters
9
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
the
major
Gavitt
Co.,
Washington,
Dividends
Dividends Declared and Payable
shares
PROCEEDS—Of
of
in
Mr.
Invetment News..
in
1221.
p.
court
named
continued
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Federal Reserve System
__
193,
shareholders
to
Offered—The
share.
per
by
shares
Inc.,
highest
offering of shares of Adler Electronics, Inc.
(New Rochelle, N. Y.) was made on April 26 by a group
headed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
The offering
160,000
T.
March
stemmed
and
American Express Co.—Record
Miscellaneous Features
Offerings..—
share.
ended
liquidated
was
for
Bowling
Ace
appointment of
American
of
State and City Bond
divisions
Washington Regional
for
Gross
General Corporation and
the
a
pointed out,
the
in
electronic
and
Co.,
Federal
a
Golden
first public
of
SEC
$69,592,595
.
consists
Victor
for
weeks
$6,625,892
figure
are
Manufacturing
motion
Industrial Stock Averages 37
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.-.- 37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
37
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
Electronics, Inc.—Common Stock
Adler
at
reported
were
by
25
profits
12
which
totaled
American Diversified
The
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1769.
p.
plastics,
Rubber
Company.—V.
National Quotation
Consolidated
Amerace
to $1.39
the
Norton
division,
divisions
Hard
38
Toronto
Stock Exchange
38
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.--— 37
offering.
According
_
for
present
comparable
icals,
Canadian Stock Exchange
clarification
for
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Commission's
the
staff
Stock
textile
Amerace
The
Electric
35
35
37
Midwest Stock Exchange
cents,
39
or
that
equal
$893,104,
profits, Mr.
the
of
shareholders
were
Amerace's
Amerace's
30
35
35
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
for
April
on
$7,135,121.
25
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
the securities"; and that Acme failed to cooperate with
staff by its failure to comply with requests of the
of the underwriting arrangements for its stock
of
purchasers
operated
which
business
of
course
a
Stock
Boston
in
1361.
in
of
Sales
13
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
share pursuant
common shares at $1 per
Crescent Securities Co., Inc., of
295,000
of
exemption.
an
Stock Exchange
New York
Bowling Green,
Ky., was the underwriter. The Commission's suspension order asserts
that certain terms and conditions of Regulation A were not complied
with; that the company's offering circular was false and misleading
in respect of certain material facts;
that by reason thereof and the
use of proceeds
of the stock sale for purposes other than those stated
in the circular, Acme and Crescent "engaged in transactions, practices
such
to
rise
earnings
Exchange (Stocks)-
New York Stock
1961,
$259,335,
losses
public
a
26,
The
Quotations
Page
provides a conditional exemption from registration
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
notification filed March 16, 1960, Acme proposed the
A
to
respect
order
an
permanent.
made
or
Regulation
with
issued
has
told
Norton
Mr.
March
Corp.—Stock Offering Suspended—
Wholesale
SEC
earnings
President.
In This Issue
with
Acme
MISCELLANEOUS
•
company's
Record
statement
with the SEC on April 24 covering 550 participations (aggregate con¬
tributions estimated not
to exceed $800,000) in the company's Stock
Retirement Plan, and
25,500 shares of common stock which may be
acquired pursuant thereto.—V. 193, p. 1221.
The
Copy
a
Amerace Corp.—Record Net—
Abbott Laboratories—Files Stock Plan—
Abbott
$1.25
Investment News
INDUSTRIAL
•
Price
cars
Armed
18 subsidiaries is
15 of its
through
finance
business
and
purchases
engaged
retail
sales
automobile dealers on new
purchased primarily overseas by members of the United
contracts
Forces
originating
and
U.
S.
with
Government
employees.
One subsidiary
association and two act primarily as
with
non-affiliated insurance
companies on automobiles financed by AFC or its subsidiaries. Net
proceeds of this financing (except from the sale of Nives' stock) will
be used for the retirement of $182,000 of debentures, with the balance
added to capital funds to increasej AFC's borrowing capacity.
Certain
of the funds may be used
for expansion of AFC's operations abroad
and for AFC's
contemplated entry into the consumer credit field in
is
a
Maryland
Western
In
be
loan
and
placing
insurance
Europe.
addition
shares
savings
brokers
insurance
of
to
its
common
reduced
to
42%
AFC now has outstanding 200,000
which Nives owns 65%. His interest will
consummation of this offering.
Indebtedness,
stock, of
upon
2
(1898)
Arizona
Public
Service
electricity
Co.—Registers With SEC—
service
The
filed
company
a
Exchange Commission
stock,
$2.50.
par
standing
at
The Commercial and
the
The
of
registration statement with the Securities and
April 21 covering 488,986 .shares of its common
company
stock
common
rate
on
one
to offer
proposes
rights
share
new
subscribe
to
each* 15
for
the holders of its
the
for
shares
additional
held of
record
out¬
67%
A
for
and
$52
The
at
approximately
million
in
of
public
utility
reaches
natural
generating,
approximately
that
865,000
Feb.
$40,562,000
of
of
preferred
$2.50 par.—V.
Boston
purchasing
and
the
selling
loan
investment
order
stock
adjusted
as
shows
shares
of
funds
to
company
the
under
SIDNEY
subsidiary;
a
28-DAY
below
should
the
$35
million
VISIBLE
provide
Port
SUPPLY
FOUR-WEEK
May
May
of
New
Authority
and
the
May 15-lVIay 20
May 22-May 26
*
week's
$41,836,000
32,040,750
*
Municipals
Financings
or
$366,363,000
77.395,750
61,969,000
142,364,750
196,664,000
98,495,000
295.159,000
be
11,675,000
180,714,000
To
$673,154,750
$623,565,000
Add $40 million
downtrend
financing of
to
the
in
new
short-terms
shert-term
issue
manifested
government's
by
desires
are
we
correlate
foreign
sum
$311,446,000
$984,600,750
$402,958,000 $1,026,523,000
that
in the past 1 several weeks-has helped the
municipal bonds.:Despite the propensity for
investors, which has driven prices up and—contrary
•'
*
there"
up,
change in the $7.8 million composition of the Federal debt,
though only
involved, can exert pressure on rates—particularly when rates are
halt
the
March
Actually, when
;
_
short-term
of
today than it
rate
2.59%
decline
for 80-day
several
was
weeks
and
fear
of
a
gold
outflow
serve's
rates
and
support
Mr.
Martin
of this
of
'
.
the
Federal
Reserve
has
a
reasons,
'
••
to
of
we
have
is
not
pledged
of
the
ADMINISTRATION'S INTEREST RATE
recent
a
address
before
Dillon said:
"'
the
American
'
'
Re¬
highest
is
on
order
record
..
GOALS
Total
*
world
the
financial center
owners
to
of
another
liquid
in
funds
search
extremely low short-term interest
rates
to
shift
freely from
present
imperil
payments
and
the
soundness
of
short-term
CORPORATE
rates
we
Bond
issuers, therefore, have every reassurance that so
long as sustained recovery
is absent they can take
advantage of low costs for new financing and
refinancing.
This is all well to the good.
Moreover, bond holders are discouraged from
dumpingbonds since they need not fear a
discouraging price decline. They see the fine
hand of Federal debt
management and Federal Reserve's
"all-maturities" policies
keeping bonds firm.
NO
WORD
by side
maturity
into
to
spectrum
ON
the
in
CONTROLLING INTERNATIONAL INTEREST
RATES
effort of steering interest rates at both ends
huge
of
different
is
a
but
he
cannot
help
comment
on
it
possibilities of being true—going beyond stabilization fund
Picture, on the one hand, our successful effort to obtain
of
the
directions while trying to sail a
straight course
is the rumored OEEC-OECD decision of
top fiscal-monetary officials
international differences in short-term
interest rates.
The writer hopes
false iumor
recovery
control
this
YET
with
in
view
of
its
stron°"
measures.
the voluntary concurrence
foreign countries to release their foreign exchange
strangle hold on the inter¬
of capdal and the
convertibility of currencies. And picture,
now, on
national flow
of
exchange
yields
to
Thus,
ours.
may
-
worst
•
...
V
.
%
% V
.
kind
of~
7-"
.••.
opposing
.
trends
the
dirty
in
*•'"
•
than
prove-worse
disease.
work
'*
,•
could
•
.
••'*'•
operation:' One,
declined, the gold outflow—until this
TOTAL BACKLOG
>
week-
STAYS
STEADY
<
Total Formal BacklogThis Week
Last Week
(42)
$1,076,575,000
(51)
234,867,900
(38)
272,599,900
(37)
(80)
$1,349,174,900
(88)
•
$248,892,250 (93)
496,201,360(223)
$326,718,750(101)
$745,093,610(316)
$729,412,500(329)
$2,078,587,400(417)
municipals with dates
Includes
$13.000.000
in
turn
$501,846,000
preferreds with
403,693,750(228)
(66)
dates
$532,358,000
and
(68)
$11,737,030 in
and
less with
........
....
.
backlog of issues firmed for appearance, with dates set and not set as yet,
contains these still unscheduled four larger issues announced for
the first time:
Pillsbury Mills $10 million debentures; Aldens $15 million
debentures; Hallicrafters
300,000 shares of common; and Clark Equipment Credit Corp. $20 million debentures.
<
Among the securities announced last week with uncertain financing intentions await¬
ing, for example, corporate owners' approval before being registered with the SEC,
ICC, etc., were: $20 million debentures or $25 million stocks of Columbia Gas
Sys¬
for
the
fall—besides
Louisville &
Corp.
the
already June 1
Northville RR. equipment trust
slated $30 million issue; $5.3 million
certificates; around $5 million of Mite
stock;
a possible $40 million Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp. later
Haupt expects to form Municipal Investment Fund, Series B and
Pa. Series involving $15 million units. The
rough, still uncertain backlog of possible
common
future
financing looks like this:
-'
1
<
••
-
,■
w
Total
—Indeterminate Backlog—
This Week
Corporate Bonds and Stocks
Last Week
$1,600,000,000
$1,500,000,000
.
-
By adding the corporates in the firm backlog to this still uncertain
financing, the
gross total comes to $3.6 billion compared to $3.5 billion last week.
our
attempt¬
ing to promote lower long-term interest rates without
putting downward pres¬
sure
on
present short-term rates.
Side
rates
our
dollar.
need low long-term rates to stimulate
borrowing for moderni¬
zation, plant expansion, housing construction and the like
just as much today
as in previous
periods of recession. Accordingly, the Administration is
Nevertheless,
country
The above
one
higher interest rates. Therefore,
of previous recessions could have
repercussions today. Short-term interest rates much below
levels might well touch off a renewed outflow of
dollars that could
of
their
dates. Also 20 issues of $300,000
dates and 86 of those issues without dates.
■
of
dangerous
balance
of
:
/
..
the
..
them
fixed
six preferreds without
;
Convertibility permits
of
lower
\
.
..
one
this year; and Ira
Society of Newspaper Editors, Secretary
»
from
*$2,039,036,510(396)
less
any
-y
sets
stocks
Total
-
above
Federal
that the interest rate for
long-term funds will be kept low. Mr. Dillon
that there will be no interest rate increase as
took place in 1958-59.
In
to
-
three
Corporate stocks with dates-__
Corporate stocks without dates
tems
declarations
virtues
cure
motives
••••-:
be
roll-over
set.
1
operation.
Thus, while the stock market is bullish
rates
v/.-.'
$1,293,942,800
ago
of
interest
$1,059,075,000
.
when it still occurred.
The incongruous policy of
artificially bringing about a, higher short-term rate though
keeping long-term yields low during a business doldrum (all
manufacturing in
1960, according to the recent 14th annual McGraw-Hill
survey of capital spending
plans/ operated at 77% capacity—the lowest in any
past survey)
is still very
much a top priority matter.
Secretary of the Treasury Dillon has repeatedly made
clear that he intends to
navigate between the Scylla and the Charybdis of opposing
interest
in
the
on
Corporate bonds without dates
unrelenting, openly avowed aim to
them higher than,
perhaps, the past
force
bills. The
with $64,000,000
in—so it is said—supporting discussions leading
governments
noblest
seem
our
......
point is the Administration's still
level
company
stopped! How does this add up? If the interest rate mirrors economic forces at work,
will* breaking the mirror stop capital movements without causing harm?
comparable levels.
the
was
Newmont
differences in interest rates from attracting or .repelling funds with¬
using primitively blunt exchange controls. A fourth incongruity is the theory
we
can
prevent an outflow of gold by manipulating domestic' interest rates.
and
...
to
1C74.
international
for May 15 Chicago school bonds.
the
More
July, 1960, Amoskeag
latter's notes, which
p.
group of financial insti¬
a
provide this
diversions
objective,'but the
for* the
:
cloaked.
-
A
the
181,
April 26 that Cerro Corp. and
on
friends
participating
sincere
a
perhaps,
in the matter—yields
down, bonds have consonantly
yields lower than what they were last year. Given an increase
supply of short terms and a resultant higher
yield, this may further in¬
crease the
propensity for them and cause bonds 1 to repeat the ease evidenced
early
last week following U. S. Steel's successful
$300 million 41/£s debentures offered
April 19 and this year's new low in April 24
Treasury refunding involving 26-week
bills to 2.3% and 2.186% for 13 week
'
bills.
|
Lurking in the background is the Treasury's nonrights
refinancing for issues comingdue May 15
consisting of $5,250,000,000 one-year 3% certificates and $2.5 billion
two-year 3%% notes. This, as well as today's $100 million increase in short
terms,
can be expected to
check, if not reverse, the yield pattern in. the short-term sector...
is
In
by
Cement Co., Inc.—Private Placement—It
*.■i
our
trust.
evidenced
application.—V.
additional funds.
of
been able to achieve
in
Hampshire
this
tutions in order to
an
to
measures
be
may
yields
corporate
New
of
hearing
a
keeping short-term rates up while long-term rates are down; Two, keeping bond
prices high when stocks market prices are high; Three, seeking ways to prevent
t Treasury's sale of $560 million 26-week bills on
May I to replace $400 million
coming due May 4 will entail $100 million in new cash, or more.
Also, Treasury's
$7,752,000,000 refinancing at generously influencing yields.
- ;
;
The
voting
Fieldcrest
to
request
we
And,
169,039,000
$221,490,000
for
hand, the position
the foreign
This
46,539,000
more.
Atlantic
movements for sound investment
$136,307,000
out
$1 million
com¬
private
subject
to
movements—particularly therapeutic for lax,: inefficient countries.f Appar¬
do not like: to take the medicine we administered with such success to
others (and to our comparative discomfort). Resort to the back door is now
being
made to achieve what exchange control did at one time for countries
suffering
from fundamental disequilibrium. The rationalization is that
capital movements
based on speculation, stories of gold devaluation, .etc., would be forestalled but
not
$230,056,000
$166,079,750
SEC
convinced
we
ently
45.664,000
$507,075,000
$402,075,000
the
5
of
the
outstanding
voting
manufacturing company. About
securities of Amoskeag is owned by
capital
151,000,000
total
of
another,
122,500,000
Total
Last
a
$1,200,000
is
May
75%
will help them and they will help us, and funds no longer will leave
any more
than they did when exchange control persevered.
Flow hypocritical can we get? Through the front door we led the
way to mobile
Total of-Both
;
Corporates
the
to
artficial
upon
on
DECLINES
-Total"
Stocks
5f__ $188,220,000
8-May 12___
45,355,000
loan
outstanding
until
textile
a
we
York
FLOAT
Corporate
1-May
shares
to
long-
Mills,
(except Canada), international convertibility, freer trade and cessation of exchangecapital control. The effect of free flow of international funds has been obviously
beneficial to all
countries
concerned, including ourselves, until we found our
competitive position being successfully challenged.
Now our rumored position is that if Mr. Dillon's efforts to force short-term rates
upward to forestall the flow of capital abroad do not succeed, we will prevail
perspective' of the public demand for capital in
the coming four weeks,
stemming from the corporate and tax-exempt sectors.
Bonds
in
with respect to
Commission has issued
First
a
Corporate-■
the
of
Fieldcrest
Act
the other
the surrounding pages and/or in last
Thursday's Chronicle. The bell
however, $50 million Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania debentures
bidding on May 2; Continental Oil Co.'s $100 million debentures negotiation
table
effect
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
.
Mining Corp. had joined with
applied
Company
to
BROWN
Wednesday, May 3.
The
give
to
$96,861,000
7,823,780
and
has
Investment
in
Stanley & Co., and
26.8%
Amoskeag Co.—Seeks Order—
This
are.
by Morgan
of
191, p. 2631.
competitively affected by today's $100 million or more new Treasury cash offering
accompanying the generous refunding of Federal securities coming due soon. The
larger issues scheduled to appear are listed at the end of this column and are
set for
securities
about
or
.
giving interested persons
Amoskeag
owns
about
thereon.
the
Dumaines,
and
1961
28.
common
This week's heavy corporate and
municipal senior debt float of $324 million will be
described
of
order
an
approxi¬
both
or
persons,
to
ringers
company's
covers
one
loaned
of
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
The
gas.
counties and
14
estimated
population.
as
additional
the
debt,
stock
exemption
a
selling
is
It
and
purposes
1963.
is
company
Slate
and
of Arizona's
miles,
announced
construction
construction, the cost of which is
million for 1961, $89 million in 1962
$70
the
sale
term
mon
for
estimated
services
Capitalization
group of investment firms jointly headed by The First Boston
Corp.
Eiyth & Co. will underwrite the offering.
be used
square
shares
May 23,
the
The proceeds from the sale will
for payment of loans incurred
of
purchasing
extends to ten
40,000
company's
1961.
and
and
area
mately
Financial Chronicle
SALES
AND
ADDITIONS
In the week ending April 26 corporate public
offerings added
up
to $184,953,950, and
$142,775,200
were in senior debt issues.
Corporate bonds and stocks added to the
Chronicle's calendar of April 27 came to
$214,984,000, and $182,500,000 of these were
debt
obligations.
Municipal sales in the week through April 26 amounted to $198,468,000, not including
the New York Port Authority $2.5 million
secondary. Tax-exempts added to the
Chronicle's calendar of larger issues totaled $80,382,000.
LARGER
ISSUES
IN
THE
OFFING
Among the larger securities listed below are two equipment trust certificates: •
V/eek of May 1-May 5: 240,000 shares of Heath (D.
C.) & Co., common; $50 million
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania, debentures; 88,977 shares of
Calif. Financial
Corp., capital; $15 million Norway (Kingdom of), bonds; 132,570 shares of Sierra
Pacific Power Co., common; $100 million Continental Oil
Co., debentures; $15 mil¬
lion Washington Gas Light Co., bonds; $4.8 million
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RR., equipment trust certificates; and in Municipals—$4,436,000 Pima
City High
School District No.-1, Ariz.; $4,485,000 Babylon Union Free School
District No. 7,
N. Y.; $13,120,000 Grand Rapids, Mich.; $30 million Los
Angeles School District,
Calif.; $7.6 million Tulsa. Okla.; $35 million Port of N. Y. Authority, N.
Y.; $4,110,000
State Teacher's College, Texas; $7.5 million Port of
Seattle, Wash.; $8.8 million
Pearl River Valley Water Supply District, Miss.
'
•
April 27, 1961.
Volume
Number 6051
193
St. Andrews Bay
Atlanta &
Period Ended Mar. 31—
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Montlv—1960
Capital
1961—3 Mos.—1960
Railway oper.
revenue-^
$316,317
$301,885
$877,914
expenses-
170,627
173,oo9
493,027
506,384
oper.
of Life
Net
from
revenue
—V.
$145,690
193,
$128,326
$384,887
$438,833
41,280
3o,8^7
101,066
130,926
1447.
p.
Insurance
Inc.—Private
Placement—
On
April 24, Courts & Co., of N. Y. City and Atlanta,
the April 14 private placement of $500,000
of this corporation's serial notes with detachable war¬
announced
rants.—V.
192,
991.
p.
Capital
The
corporation
104.25 %
Empire
time
plus
Trust
The
—V.
Co.,
to,
20
193,
on May
29, - 196-1^ all of
debentures due Nov. 1, 1970
Payment
St.,
New
convertible
into
after,
not
Debentures—
redemption
convertible
interest.
Broad
are
but
for
capital
accrued
debentures
prior
called
has
5'/2 %
outstanding
York
5,
class
close
the
will
of
be
N.
A
made
at
the
Y.
Babcock
,
debentures
of
offering
Co.,
Inc,
$15,000
Nielsen
told
"these
stock
common
business
first
deferred
May
on
at
any
1961.
26,
being
business
New
of
Organized
to
resulting
of
bookings
the
at
the
end
by
the
when
from
annual
M.
that
meeting
earnings
in
cents
share earned
benefited
by
per
were
steel
1959
per
President
company.
operations
the
cents
76
or
the
com¬
Marts,
in
store
of
6%
of
the
date.
the
At
$50,000
April
(shipments)
$63,841,000
for
the
the
for
for
the
of
end
of
the
period
1960
on
a
period
quarter
last
of
were
backlog
the
193,
backlog
The
SEC
declaring
ceased
has
issued
that
be
to
longer in
Bank
order
an
Fiduciary
investment
an
effect.—V.
193,
the
under
Fund
Maine,
of
and
company
Investment
itis
has
Me.,
is
no
1687.
p.
is
to
proceeds
of
Store
(including
to
shares of this corporation's common stock.—V.
this
announced
of
Euguene
that
it
Arthur
has
recovered
Perkins
the
in
$74,000)
by
of
P763.713
($381,856 >
this
of
will
in
to
Net
for
74,000
own
also
Erie
Period End. March 31—
Net
oper.
ry.
1,569,355
the
Net
*
income
oper.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
$250,256
*$1,283,942
242,895
*248,629
loan
and
used
to
them.
Towers,
Ebenstein
and
will
be
Of
the
$600,000
shares
shares
400,000
of
and
$433,404
$12,600
applied
preferred
14,000
shares
will
The
and
1961—Month—1960
to
registered
declaring
the
each
both
Manufacturing
Co.,
The
SEC
stock
of
summarily
Black
Francisco
suspended trading on April 24 in the
Industries, Inc., of New York City, on
Bear
Mining
Exchange
for
the
April
period
24
to
By virtue of Rule 15c2-2, the suspension order
trading in such stock in the over-the-counter market.
recently
the
to
filed
Black
by
solidated
Mining
mission's
rules
there
to
the
the
1960,
annual
dition,
do
clearly
not
the
or
received
to
in
position
to
May
31,
Inc.
for
In
by
1960
fiscal
of
the
company
the
for
that
by
investors
suspension
of
trading
of
in
the
financial
correct
financial
position
of Black
at
financial
its
stock,
and
other
inadequate
the
of
$213,897
$206,624
$625,547
78,433
59,802
234,038
the
of
purposes
Commission
Bank
the
in
and
Bookshelf of
by
in
December,
1960.—V.
The
the
be
corporation
SEC
and
at
a
39th
As
the
other
rubber
located
working
of
1961,
net
a
net
29,
used
profit
of
of
fiscal
year
letter
a
of
stock
common
for
$222,147
taxes,
moving
Up
notification
10
with
expenses,
(1)
to
cents 1
to
of
$2,000,
the
on
$470,502
ends
34
or
number
same
for
cents
for
the
18,
1961
the
the
comparable
193,
1960
the
To purchase
This
April
Employees
company's
Savings Plan— *
Net
based
for
of
its
101%.
outstanding
THE
Dana
March
NOTE:
On
3,
AND
Seibert,
1879.
account
of
Nova
FINANCIAL
J.
in
United
fluctuations
in
1,
189,
p.
(Reg.
all
1961,
Canada
CHRONICLE
George
30,
June
in
Scotia.—V.
(Telephone STate
Subscription
the
due
branch
any
June
on
bonds
at
Treasurer:
Illinois
of
redemption
mortgage
made
the Bank
of
Chicago "3.
for
5%
be
COMMERCIAL
William
Street,
of
called
first
will
Payment
Territory- cxceptedi
:
has
in
1971
at
(Yukon
U. S.
2-0613);
States,
the
U.
rate
of
S.
an
3.11
1661
Possessions,
exchange,
released
after
a
of
period,
electrical
equipment,
to The South
utilities,
in¬
15,
has
presently
called
sinking
for
fund,
more
by
a
be
used
and
Y—V.
as
the
Trust
193,
408
West
a
Territories
for
week
B.
and
yet
to
pay
sale
to
public
deben¬
and,
require
of
June*
on
its
5>/2%
interest.
Co.
expenditures
1, next, through
debentures, series
will be made
Payment
New
Street,
York,
Fort
of bank
$3,000,000
some
that
$4,665,000 in
of
the
the
1961,
bonds,
new
193,
corporation
140
Broadway,
Worth,
Texas,
filed
a
loans
which
of
the
and
incurred
1960 and
construction
$2,000,000
balance
for
exten¬
for construction
will
will
from
the
require
be
program
derived
company's
491.
p.
at
April
on
covering
N.
The
60,000
$3.50
20,
filed
1961
shares
of
share,
per
letter
a
of
stock
common
through
Fund
Y.—
notification
10
(par
Planning,
with
cents)
to
Inc.,
New
Y.
proceeds
to
are
purchase
be
of
used
for
material,
Consolidated Natural
This
National
which is
Carolina
payment
and
of
accounts
payable,
inventory.
Gas
1960,
due
real estate
instalment
payable
being
of principal on
balance
May
deducting
after
will
proceeds
be
added
to
for
in
the
April 24
on
offered
be
for
York,
covering
filed
$40,000,000
registration
a
debentures
of
public
sale at competitive bidding,
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will be
treasury funds and
will be used to prepay a 4% construction
$30,000,000, made in 1956 and maturing July 1, 1961, and
part the 1961 construction program, estimated at $70,000,February, 1961, the company sold $45,000,000 of 4%% deben¬
loan
of
finance
in
000.
fol¬
to
May 24.
In
to
repay
and
the
construction
finance
in
debentures
$30,000,000
gram,
4'/2%
a
to
outstanding
the
the SEC
1986,
on
to
bank
on
this note
expenses
used
1,
probably
annum.
per
with
Co.—Registers Debentures
of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New
company,
statement
of
and
1961
the
required
obtained
be
loan
of
$25,000,000
construction
debentures
new
financing
will
balance
bank
the
part
and
long-term
the
company.—V. 193,
(G. & W. H.)
Sales
on
fiscal
for
from
said
made
program.
will
in
Such
provide
the
construction
pro¬
internal
cash
of
sources
804.
p.
Corson,
of
credit
year
was
$1,869,000,
Earnings
earlier.
Net
2,525,000
of
.
less
general
effective
Dana
$618,272
the
company
recession
.
Company,
of
Publishers.
and
23
(general news
Re-entered, as
Pan-American
subscriptions
we
have
made
com¬
Union,
$65.00 per year;
must
be
made
$9,170,079
is
Miracle
in
Dec.
the
their
1960,
annual
report
to
amounted
months,
12
currently
is
in
LimeIn
that
continued
to
$9,097,222
decrease
a
of
is
now
addition,
under
completion
on
Germany
construction
N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert,;
with
a
25,
York
plants in
producing
and another
of
a
new
plant for
and the Corson
Publisher and President.
statistical issue on Mondayj. Other officesf 135
La sane-.
1942, at the post office at New rork, N.-Y , unaer tne Act
in Dominion of„ Canada, $68.00 per year.
New
was
being produced by seven
there
are
two-plants
Argentine, one in West
construction in Australia.
the
nearing
of
the
noted with
acceptance
base materials, Poz-O-Pac,
placed during the year.
production of Corson's new Portland Pozzolan Cement
February
in
in
17
31,
preceding
reported
road
States.
Lime
Work
officials
patented
1,000,000 yards
United
Miracle
Park Place, New York 7,
advertisements
ended
year
year
Corson
than
Corson's
.the
progress
matter
the
shares
the
company's
and advertising issue)
second class
April
31,
$1.13
or
of
The
year,
poor
on
ended Dec.
year
adverse conditions in the
President
and
Philip
L.
per share
earned in 1959, adjusted to reflect the
outstanding at the end of 1960.
|
1960 the Corson Company acquired the Livingston
Electronic Corp. of Essex Fells, N. J..
The Corson officials said they
anticipated that eventually Livingston will be a substantial contributor
to the company's overall sales and earnings picture.
cents
and
stated
of
Corson,
L.
the
in
Inc.
number
-■
for
with
During
management
Corson,
1% from the preceding year.
income, after all charges and taxes, for the year ended Dec. 31,
1960, declined
to $480,575,
equivalent to 88 cents a share on the
545,331 shares of capital stock outstanding at the close of 1960 from
more
economic
in
operations,
Thursday
Company.
Members
changes
H.
than
number
share,
W.
Net
•
of
management
the
extensive
snares.
Chairman,
sales
compared
compared
per
shares outstanding, were 69
with $1.09 for the prior fiscal
compared
of
tax
a
&
well despite a
industry,
Bolton
stockholders.
April 25.
2,694,000
Corson, Inc.—Annual Report—
of G.
up
construction
of $262,504,000 for
4.4% from sales of
according to the company's
year,
volume
held
1960,
been
substantial
levery
Dana
foreign
for
the
of
1687.
p.
Seventh
It is estimated
offered
York,
priority shown.
$2,754,000
and
William B.
William
remittance
of
efficient
redemption
accrued
improvements to property made in
SEC
bi'
development of new products.
effects
time
estimated
$610,000 ,bf
plus
Guaranty
N.
company,
progress.
the
bags
voltage
and operating
policies of many of the stores contributed to a financial result that
'is
less
than
we
projected a
year
ago.
However,
in acquiring and
developing competent management and providing the tools and methods
at
sale
company
funds
101.25%
Morgan
The
storage
the company's
of
acres
These
stockholders,
to
"Adverse
offered
the
Components Specialties, Inc., Baldwin, L. I., N.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
its manufacturing operation in
Park, a few miles north
first
the
of
preceding
average
letter
a
weather
Published twice
Copyright
at
operations.—V.
new
not
average
fiscal
on
Patent Office)
Morrissey,, Editor.
an
the
of
equipment for improving operating efficiency of
and
the
income
on
mented
for
1791.
report
the
In
corporation
year
income
net
based
Plan.
the
1982
expenditures of
laws
and its subsidiaries recorded sales
ended Jan. 28, 1961. a decline of
Stores
fiscal
with
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone Co. Ltd.—To Redeem Bds.
The
the
under
Stores Co.—Annual Report—
City
City
the
$274,633,000
Corp.—Files
Savings
in
definitely allocated, the following
approximate
allocations have been made by the company officials:
Purpose No. 1, $100,000; Purpose No. 2, $13,000; Purpose No. 3, $10,000;
and Purpose No. 4, $10,000.—V. 193, p. 1555.
and
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
26
seeking registration of $4,000,000 of participations in the
company's
by
canvas
note
a
$133,000
to
order
new
categories has
annual
Oil
will
sions
Although the exact percentage of the proceeds to be used for each of
649,572
of
funds
registration statement with the SEC on April 26 seeking registration of
$5,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series F, due 1991, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding. Net proceeds from the sale of bonds
plant.
these
proceeds
Community Public Service Co.—Registers Bonds—
192,
products, such as the Medical X-Ray glove
which is ready, now, for marketing and on which a patent is pending.
(4) For increasing operating capital.
first quarter,
The
Net
general
Redemption—
York
New
the entire issue being offered is sold, proceeds
$5,000.
the
research
1115.
p.
of
in
marketing of
shares.
quarter.
amount
purposes
For
.
California Texas
due
Industrial
outstanding
amount
For
compared with a
the quarter ended
for
will
(3)
Federal
on
available
corporation
tures
(2)
This
outstanding
of
S.
U.
share
per
totaled $476,604 for the 1961
30.—V.
Nov.
provision
outstanding.
cents per share
the
to
$100,000,000.-.
at "the
$107,000.
Y.
j
currently
bidding.
added
company's subsidiaries,
about
H
the
equipment,
new
—
34
to
1948
4,
This note bears interest at the rate of 5%%
issuer
lowing
(par
be
Debs.
Street, New York,
April
21
covering
DEBT—The
mortgage covering
1960.
estimated
report for the quarter ended Feb. 28,
after
equal
stock
$220,983,
1960,
against
of
Co.—Net
Profit before tax provision
as
filed
1961
and its subsidiaries
common
profit
Feb.
be
to
Forge
income
of
17,
shares
Stark
has outstanding
of
April
the
to
Files
share, through D. H. Blair & Co., New York, N.
are
company
Canadian
—
competitive
other
1960,
capital.
Buffalo
shares
April
equipment used
blankets,
at
AND
instalment
amounts
Exchange Commission—
74,950
$4 per
proceeds
The
on
covering
offered
The
and
March
original amount of $135,000, dated July 22,
a
certain
Aug. 22,
shares.
America, Inc., New York, N. Y.
Securities
at
operation of
Investment
and leather protector gloves worn over high
PROCEEDS—Assuming
With
Columbia
The
personal property of the company.
This note is
payable in 38 equal, successive monthly instalments of $3,500 each, and
an
ordered
has
ry.
a
advertising,
company
.secured
filed
information
from
1448.
p.
will
.
New
Charleston.
The
1961—3 Mos—1960
40,546
from
on
The company commenced
plant
of
1687.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
stock.
Bear Industries,
for
its
193,
$111,639
outstanding common stock prior
to this offering consisted of 40,350 shares of new $5 par value common
con¬
as
gloves.
at
sells
voltage
trucks,
co-registrar
the company has been engaged in the manufacture
CAPITALIZATION
ended."
the
the
of
Very few responses have
Consequently, we are not
the
to
as
substantially
appears
evaluation
reflect
line
1948
a
31,
books, records,
state. These, in our
bad
very
the operations
then
year
fact
a
with
May
high
on
rubber
concern¬
"The
part:
corporation.
opinion
an
in
and
ended
year
also
company
Wyoming
income
oper.
193,
Partial
^
both
purpose seamless dipped rubber or elastomeric gloves
safety equipment used in industry, electric utilities, nuclear
biological research, medical X-ray, and scientific applications.
used
&
revenue
ry.
the
of special
cluding
that
appointed
corporation.—V.
a
Inc.,
incorporation
been
the
of
685,710
of
related
energy,
respect
its
of Ohio,
State
sale
The
Com¬
in
with
connection
the
confirmations.
results of
the
or
the
view
the
of
requests
give
in
are
correctly
or
operations
been
a
and
stock
In
for
the
and
Con¬
the
1934
facts
of
reports
Bear
with
of
Act
company
10-K
stated,
accountant
were
for
business.
and
Form
on
complied
material
BUSINESS—Since
has
stock
$1,311,257
This
and
Black
(formerly
bears
periodic
other
Exchange
exchange
properties
files
and
in
and
generally- not
Securities
report
company's
documents
opinion,
have
the
acquisitions
company's
"tentative"
Industries
Bear
Co.)
under
annual
the
to be substantial omissions of
appear
property
ing
Commission,
1961,
Bank
together
and
those generated from operations and
to be obtained from additional
financing later in 1961, will be used
to
satisfy the demands in 1961 upon such general funds. Principal
among
these is the financing of the 1961 construction program of
stock at $10 per share.
mon
San
3,
also
inclusive.
According
common
the
May
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan
500-par-value
oper.
with
$2,378,000
issued
applicant
Chairman
Board
as
479,455
an April 18 offering
circular, Johnson, Coleman,
Manning & Smith, Inc., 8 State St., Charleston, S. C.,
publicly offered 15,000 shares of this firm's $5 par com¬
Inc.—Trading Suspended—
A
tures
cease^u t<? i tye lift investment
an
order giving
interested
hearing thereon.
According
companies were merged with an
request
to
Spatta
financing
$686,079
sale
has
has
application,
American
that
Inc.,
under
Net
company's
short-
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Registers Proposed
7,359
1961,
George
the
of
President.
as
operations^-
$473,559
Commission
lists
with
and
reduction
Gas
System, Inc., 120 East 41st
registration statement with
the
SEC
on
$30,000,000 of debentures due
June
1986,
to
be
'='107,052
15,
May
Jr.,
the
to
used
211,389
The
$354,653
order
connection
prospectus
Wood,
applied
and
dealers
System.
new
Rental
$425,286
for
*31,289
an
in
be
Clark
these
the
$123,408
for
incurred
will
the
to
of
177,192
—V.
1,904,441
the SEC
financing at wholesale
with
and
dealers
expenses-
Net
paid
of
50,000
$2,255,000
Investors,
financing
The
Chase
class
Net
Mr.
have
1,900,347
Webster
connection
States
products
independent
Railway
registration
647,592
and
Equipment's
the
Equipment Co.;
United
$288,831
Charleston Rubber Co.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
Bear Industries,
this
R.
1448.
Inc.,
and
Clark
the
Equipment
revenue—
400,000
661,560
4
of
in
Clark
Railway oper.
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$771,000
home
Registers Proposed
subsidiary
new
Clark
branches,
Period Ended Mar. 31—
addi¬
options.
which he
shares.
District
children's
five
Ave.,
financing
of
through
in
use
Colorado
the
by
as
debentures,
and
({or
preferred
the
acquired
the
suant to
Black
of
John
The
895.
p.
for
borowings
the
the
closing
for
and
ladies',
43
York
1961.
1
Dewey
sales
Coastal Dynamics
and
for
*27,917
p.
Investors,
and
1447.
p.
be
size
exact
613,391
— .
193,
will
and
March,
determined;
time
retail
Peters¬
ry.
193,
Act
to
$569,943
280,658
term
in
$124,440
from
until
persons
4,377,894
*$13,358
proceeds
in
$786,000
City, have applied
ry.
operations
financing
the
400,000
income—
oper.
company;
$4,947,837
3,732,565
Towers
St.
in
The
been
by
Mr.
Ebenstein, same
being
Ebenstein with lenders of money.
expenses-
Company
Mos.—il960
$2,448,6231
retail
own
branches
begin
states
19
the
and
New
31,
products for such dealers and branches.
It also finances
Clark
Equipment
products
acquired
or
held
by
such
has
Century Investors, Inc.—Seeks Exemption—
into
from
revenue
$1,819,611
not
options)
in
and
nominee
1961.
have
Mr.
and
common
revenue—
revenue
York
1961—3
$1,256,989
V 1,270,347
its
and
Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
ex¬
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
Tampa
held
Mr.
oper.
Century
Lake
for
by
use
the
to
covers
♦Deficit.—V.
pects that the balance of the judgment and interest will shortly be paid.
193, p. 599.
&
to
Ebenstein's
$119,417
paid
for
in
mortgage
stock
operations
Net
—V.
Bessemer
is
or
343.
p.
East
324
consumers
closing
lend
has
September
$50,000
be
addition
Central
Railway
'
to
in
greater
Dec.
recently
1961
statement
of
ultimate
filed
Railway
and
Mr.
buildings
offering,
funds
shares
189,p.2563.
judgment
intends
company
189,
the
1,
the
on
department stores,
and
company is a wholly-owned
its principal business is the
Canada
amount
the
33
in
stores
The
and
store
by
amount
account
on
the
Connecticut
furnishings
beginning of
the
amendment.
and
in
two
common
pledging
P2,328,682, or $1,164,341 (figures translated at the official rate of ex¬
change ), being the full amount of the losses, plus interest, it sustained
due to the
Perkins family litigation.
Benguet has already received a
payment
the
the
$384,000
trust
note,
shares,
88,000
common
preferred
judgment against the
of approximately
a
at
12
stores
home
April
Buchanan, Mich., filed a
on
April 21 covering $20,000,000 of debentures
1981, to be offered for public sale through underwriters
by Lehman Brothers and Blyth & Co., Inc. The interest rate,
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
public
of one
Capital
in
paid
on
due
A
headed
purchasing
the Tampa
and
St.
buildings and for other purposes.
completion of this
financing,
the
company
will have out¬
Ebenstein
Benguet. Consolidated, Inc.—Judgment—
Benguet
and
building
be
to
building
Period Ended Mar. 31—
estate
$503,417.60;
Sloane
J.
indicating
the
include
corporation.
series
purchase
The
&
stores
Equipment Credit Corp.
registration
plans
the
shares
of
400,000
cash
store
purchase,
for
general
standing
April 24,
private placement of 100,000
This
assigned
proposed
Construction
a
these
$73,000
underwriter
Cigars Inc.—Private Placement—On
be
the
of
W.
report,
and
over
Jersey
specialty
Clark
an
company
purchase
Ebenstein.
Mr.
note.
negotiating
common
Bayuk
closing
commence
of
now
statement
Allen & Co. announced the
of
to
$120,000
exercised
were
is
Upon
Act
Company
Portland,
registration as such
will
the
Realty
issuance'
par,
on
to
as
March,
In
the
$1
Store
about
purchase
price
Wheaton
Fiduciary Fund of Maine—Granted Exemption
lessee
the
the
California
Debentures—
the
Tower's
as
retail
Ebenstein,
These
men's
operations.
Fla.,
tion
1686.
p.
net
stock,
one-year
to
purchase
lower
4%
was
above
year.—V.
22%
up
by
take
New
of
in
five
furnishings stores.—V.
share.
per
company
built
the
Norman
option
Md.
for
return
commitment
time
1960
$12,600
to
Columbia.
plus
after
for
the
be
the
&
1961.
Options
Capital
Although
period.
slightly
was
1960.
quarter
first
it
$76,087,000
were
of
quarter
first
the
year,
comparable
the
like
the
corresponding
the
at
beginning
of
for
in
leaving
operated
the
Wheaton,
Wheaton
loan
a
and
exercised
in
preferred
$384,000,
Petersburg
Bank
built
Capital
to
to
by
In June
per
years
cents
10
1961,
buildings
of
northern
and
option from Towers to purchase these properties
he assigned the option to his nominee', Realty
an
1961
which
Inc.,
be
to
stores.
at
February
of
is
of
unit.
Hodgdon
by
10
acquisition
described
was
City Stores Co. operates 81 retail units
of
It
consisting
$1,000
purchase
in
seller-lessee,
back
stock.
selling, commission
and
to
shares
at
basis
three
the
January
Properties,
law
10%
years
entitled
each
and
regis¬
a
$600,000
common
efforts"
a
three
be
common
Delaware
acquired
shares,
filed
covering
of
units,
600
"best
receive
lease
department
in
a
Between
and
Inc.,
discount
President,
burg,
strike."
undei
purchase
construction
orders
at
26
1960,
$78,412,000
$278,849,000
than
of
sales
with
recent
arrangement
Conn.,
21
shares
common
may
Hartford,
April
on
12,000
on
will
it
the underwriter
to purchase 14,000
price
Meeting—
$4,720,000,
attending
B&W's
highest first quarter
exceeded only by the 81
quarter
Consolidated
compared
of
1961
April
on
second
history,
the
over
Co.—Annual
earnings*for
stockholders
the
art-
pany's
in
Wilcox
net
reported
20
made
expenses.
St.,
SEC
and
securities
and
be
to
which
for
for
option
&
quarter
were
is
Pearl
36
the
1977
these
$1,000
The
obtained
First
offer
to
Capital's
share
Inc.,
with
due
proposed
and
907.
p.
Properties
statement
debentures
option
at
The
business
Investors, Inc., for which it is sponsor and distributor.
offering,
Automobile Banking Corp.—To Redeem
its
many of
the areas mentioned in last year's annual report. The
accuracy
of this appraisal will
become apparent as
the
operating
results develop for 1961 and future years."
area,
tration
Merchandising,
3
in
Offering—
Capital Properties Inc.—Registers Units—
\
9
Automatic
for
operations
income—
oper.
ry.
Inc.—Files
ry.
operations
Net
Services,
Capital Planning Services, Inc.,
1030 Third
National
Bank
Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn., filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 24
covering $1,000,000 of systematic investment plans to accumulate shares
$945,217
Railway
Planning
(1899)
funds.
Other Countries, $72.uu per year.
»
4
(1900)
officials
stated
this
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
product."
new
G.
are
is
optimistic
"very
Inc.
possibilities
the
about
H.
for
Corson,
the oldest and
the most important
of
one
producers of lime and limestone prociucts in the United States.—V.
p. 992.
.
I
■
,
Craft Glas Pools,
The
Securities
rarily
the
Craft
Street,
Glas
.vacated
has issued
respect
$1
■
r
to
provides
order
public
a
whether
question
of
offering
3790
the
of
proposed
the
has
to
fund.
should
In
reasonable
Regulation
A
offering
of
Securities,
its
filed
December,
60,000 common
of Pittsburgh
order
believe
1959,
and
expenses
to
used;
those
in
and
certain
disclosed,
the
transactions,
did
operate
in
curities
by
issuer
fraud
a
of
at
$5
Act.—V.
191,
stockholders
25
1961.
of
of
of
anti-fraud
stock
the
which
purchasers
upon
(the
of
the
Co.
at
the
stock
be issued
will
in
The
is
issue
be
in
used
debentures
due
1981
at
of
record
April 24,
The right to sub¬
on
the
to
and
the
at
benefit
retire
of
net
ranging
used
fund under
debentures annually
option retire $600,000
For the sinking fund
other
the
of
reduce
from
of
ment
the
subsidiary's
a
from
ceeds
issuance
balance
bank
contract
continued
loans
time
of
for
bank loan, proceeds
.
of
in
in
the
publication
high
material,
reduction
such
bank
of
stations.
Collier
which
^encyclopedias
of
and
college
Principal
the
Inc.;
in
and
the
subsidiaries
furthering
and
I960;
30,
Crowell-Collier
ele-
educational
operation
of
UNDERWRITERS—Set
underwriters,
which
P.
Collier,
F.
the
are
Broadcasting
all
Corp..
the
of
names
M.
&
Loeb,
principal
Rhoades
v
William
Blyth
C.
&
Clark
&
Co.
&
Byllesby
Lazard
Ltuman
Howe
1.85
Co.
&
&
&
Miller
Jaffray
Prescott,
Rosenthal
1.35
L.
&
Co
Scherck,
Silberberg
1.85
Sons
1.35
Hopwood
1.85
Co.
Net
Sutro
&
Inc.
1.35
—
Co.
&
Unterberg,
C.
Arthur
Havden,
2.35
White,
Stone
Richter
1.85
Co.
1.85
&
Co._—1.35
Co._
&
Co
E.
ry.
to
has
April
vacate
to
25
Co.
with
1961,
permanent
respect
Wing
Towbin
Weld
&
Co.
ning
of
to
stock,
for
Fenton
to
will
the
on
lor
company
the
Street,
at
$5
determine
to
of
the
whether
Commission
from
public
postponement
offering
Md.—V.
tem¬
Securities
to
stock
develop
will
be
of
193,
stock
909.
p.
by
.
sale,
data
added
of
•
Silver
be
been
$385,000
(1)
by
to
for
stock
the underwriter to such
designate. The company has
by
at
lc
each,
exercisable
systems
working
and
will
for
capital
to
25,600
option
size
like
A
Delaware &
funds
in part ($100,000)
processing of record
further
now
shares
Management
number
is
owned
owner
of
by
Alex.
5,250 shares,
balance
for
reserves
of
tool
expansion.
are
set
H.
Davis.
as
aside
own
38%
for
of
an
the
Kenworthy, Jr.,
The
President
prospectus
and
being
of
engaged
in
in
shielded
wire.
will
machine
thin
Of
metals,
gage
tool
and
officials
$12,363,
S.
and
process
overhead,
is
as
the
a
and
shares
group
will
public
listed
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$3,522,625
$1,214,772
$10,580,857
the
control
additional
11.8%
own
will
After
for
which
88.2%
own
for
Rufus
and
the
they
at
systems,
flat
wide
J.
only
have
Pandapas
many
replacement
of
the
2,808,161
3,157,567
8.473,396
from
ry.
operations
that
hangs
earnings
income,,,
1449.
178,199
$1,057,205
$2,107,461
net
shares
the
502,327
1 700 878
general
the
in
the
for
5
Samuel
sys.ems
he pointed
set
wall.—V.
to
192,
stood
at
earlier;
year
such
totaled
association
increase
Other
the
Insurance
Agency,
the
chartered
newly
based
of
in
a
Bahamas.—V.
the
the
in
190,
Bank
to
He
,to
SEC
Endevco
Inc.
the
the
cents
in
the
Van
shares of the
$13
new
Erie
funds
for
the
for
other
facturing
the
purchase
working
of
coincident
new
funds
of
of
the
additional
design
and
said
which
are
sure
items
and
switches
force.
and
is
laws
the
It
pro
counters
forma
earnings
of
a
the
of
Pasadena,
for
April
year
of
stock.-
fer
it
and
which
share-for-share
1962
through
25*636
will
will
basis
1966,
shares
be
basis
of
shares,
stock
is
387,051
shares
and
ofrthe
converted
into
1966.—V.
190,
in
Highs—
for
levels
in
1960,
it,
N.
J.,
manu¬
announced
was
President.
the
Dec.
31,
1960
share
of
of
$1,-
$815,070.
15.4
or
Federal
ended
year
of
cents
income
After taxes,
tax,
per
contrasted
net income
for
common
with
1960
loss
a
amounted
share.
that
the company's entrance into the
pre-recorded
market during the year had contributed to the
He
noted
that
expected to lead to
of A-kron,
24
1960
the
tape
had
been
"historic
a
year"
production and marketing of high
later
this
year.—V.
Co.
192,
1814.
p.
'
new
the
used
by
be
a
as
series
1960,
and
for
plant
will
capital
by
of
equipment;
be
other
facilities,
company's
manu¬
added
for
and
of
showed
Corp.
net
to
the sensing
element.
acceleration,
of
electro-mechanical
pres¬
the
in
stock
American
State
at
of
2222
at
$2
per
Investment
Arizona,
North
Heritage
on
16th
Life
of
its
subsidiaries,
$3,156,133
the
will
current
and
consist
of
financing,
690,977
out¬
shares
2,500,000
Corp.
April
St.,
of
22,
1958.
Co.
under
organized
was
Phoenix,
Insurance
corpora¬
shares
share.
The
Ariz.,
company
in
quarters
incorporation
Since
business.
through
the use of part
offering, majority control of the existing Western
Co.
in Phoenix,
Arizona, and to organize, as
subsidiaries, five new life insurance companies, which
this
as
as
separate entities to operate independently of the
to purchasing,
billing and personnel training which
through the existing Western Heritage Life insurance
Phoenix, Ariz.
-
the 2,500,000 shares of common stock
hereby offered
the minimum net proceeds to the company (after the payment
estimated
of
expenses
will
sale)
be
$4,100,000,
which
will
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Options
—-V.
stock
to
192,
Texas,
50c)
(par
purchase
Outstanding
10,000,000 shs.
common
stock
2,731,000 shs.
500,000
500,000
1609.
p.
Flato
Flato
.
used
be
buy stock in Western Heritage Life Insurance Co.
Realty
Realty
filed
Fund—Files for
Fund,
Highway
registration
44
Offering—
Baldwin
and
statement
Blvd.,
Corpus
Christi,
the SEC on April 21 cover¬
ing 2,000,000 shares of participation in* the Fund, to be offered for
public sale initially at $10 per share to yield the Fund $9.15 per
share. Flato, Bean & Co. is tlie Fund's distributor. After 90
days, the
shares
The
a
will
be
Fund
1961,
and
operated
is
sold
a
at
"real
as
net
business
managed
redeemable
by
value
asset
trust
Flato
investment
to
plus
organized
Edwin
estate
(subject
with
certain
is
to
sales
trust,"
charge
Texas
The
offering
limitations)
According to the
prospectus,
investors an opportunity to own
give
a
under
Company.
shareholders.
at
the
of
law
shares
the
8.5%
be
will
which
are
of
its
option
purpose
.
April
in
Fund
of
the
Fund
professionally
principally
of
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
Fund shares will be employed primarily to
"acquire and develop real
estate investments selected for the
highest income-producing potential
consistent
with
sound
investment,
combined,
where
possible,
with
managed
diversified
producing
superior
company
underwriting,
Insurance
handled
income
applications.
and
sales
Option
organized
Common
the
management.
of
computer
Endevco
basis,
Stock
Incentive
April 13 prospectus, this
an
without
Western
except
be
sold,
are
the
repayment
of
is engaged principally' in
measuring instruments, called
of
a registration statement with the
shares of common stock, to be
Emnlcyees'
PROCEEDS—If
&
a
be
the
determined
and
completion
filed
2,614,343
company's
secure,
will
125,000
price of
premium.
a
will
of
in
measurements
makes
Ohio,
covering
offices
from
others
expected
Bond
Calif.,
dynamic
also
the
the
overlay
the
common
a
also
company has not actively engaged in
is the intention of management to
will
Calif-.,
$269,433.
of
on
preferred,
record
$46,005,
common
Heritage Life
wholly-owned
27,
at
proceeds
working
as
automation
consolidated
capitalization
common
for
facilities
dynamic
CAPITAlLIZATION—Upon
standing
used
piezoelectric material
for
be
for
232,236
preferred
from
year
which
1952 sales
tape
of the proceeds of
to
equipment
occupancy
the
The company
EARNINGS—For
a
use
used
the
of
of
hit
instrumentation
April
maintains
leased
'
purchases
specialized
company
of
will
common,
share-for-share
sales
per
increase.
offered,
507c.
including
and
be
manufacture
The
on
density
amendment
exchange
Corp.—Record
cents
stereo
50b par
the
on
Panorama
Pacoima
stock
financing
the
to
plant
were
mills.
plywood
medium
proposed
to
Sold—White, Weld &
balance
The
BUSINESS—Endevco.
the
with
equipment
the
Aberdeen
were
BUSINESS—First
Bank,
on
purposes,
capital
additional
operations.
general
Stock
common
from
corporate
for
acquisition
capital expenses
and
proceeds
various
borrowed
grade
of
outstanding
shares
each
a
tape,
1960
9
program
on
its
591,706
earned
to
location
the
The stock sold quickly at
PROCEEDS—Net
company
of
offer
stock
previous year.
or
sales
tion
Erie, Colo.;
and
Hemisphere, Ltd., Freeport.
offered
corporation's
share.
per
of
fered—Pursuant to
by
were
Nuys,
"closer
'
associates
Aber¬
1961,
specialty
marine
stock
Evans
on
pursuant to the
Plans.—V. 192, n. 1122.
shareholders,
average
75
minimum
a
include
Western
Corp.—Common
and
of
newly-created
a
shares
stock
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
will
into
offered
television
a
reserves
year's
the
branch
said
Calif.;
of
plywood
producer
38,706
be
shares
This company,
In
use.
1959.
1178.
p.
31,
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Stock
Option Plan—
1960.
headquarters
Pacoima
company
Pacoima,
addition,
Evans'.
March
First American Investment Corp.—Common Stock Of¬
general
from
savings volume
of
which
provision
the
specification
eliminate
reported
were
report
to
on
41%
new
its
reported."
branch's
subsidiaries
into
producer
common
reported
Kantor
ment
$2,075,819.
move
to
Ferrodynamics for other reasons as well.
Most important among
these, he said, was the beginning of an expanded research and
develop¬
$25,394,797,
compared
with
$18,633 319
paid-in surplus," undivided profits and general
moved
plywood
company
for
largest
January, and will
City" in 1961, Oschin
before
Mr.
record
in
to
annual
outstanding
to
In
similar
ending
year
stockholders
38,706
for
four-track
record
a
the
Evans
magnetic
$26,986,
subsidiary, Empire Savings & Loan Associa¬
savings deposit and loan totals for the year.
$21,241,040, up 53%; savings were $18,863 373, up 36%.
reported
The
his
increase
42%
by
compared with
$2,353
could
addition
in
now
possible
48%,
31,
appropriations
shares
capital,
increased
of
Dec.
in
share,
per
an
565,655
Vancouver,
15
distribution
Washington.
principally
preferred
Kantor
of
992.
p.
ended
year
before
$1.06
in
operates
and
warehouses
April 17 by Frederick I. Kantor,
stock
complex
it could
out,
make
and
increase
an
Oschin,
outstanding,
average
the
plant
a
company
earnings of Ferrodynamics Corporation, todi,
of
in
whose
invention
applications
electronic
or
television
a
Electro-Tec's
industrial
and
$626,321,
earnings
Assets
a
$2,718,261
691.500
in
applications,
in
on
of
April
on
equivalent
net
$714,464
and
to
announcement
across
separators.
plus
,
mechanical
tube
ray
of
Earnings
affect
materials
diversified
A
States.
will
17,091
056,372,
molecular
utilized
are
induced
be
can
of
battery
states,
the
largest
Ferrodynamics
jear's
complex
has
last
warehouses.
the
of
shares
Sales
com¬
but
could
detail
made
1833.
Empire Financial Corp.—Annual Report—
9,257,940
revenue
of
obvious
more
cathode
that
of
invention,- the
"a
as
characteristics
display
commercial
the
the
on
voltage."
a
said
new
principles
and
Aberdeen,
for
are
automatically
p.
as
approach
development
in
was
$79,411,679.
manufacturing
in
sales
that
of
aero-space
television
transaction
were
four
in
United
common
instrumentation.
terms
physical
optical
with
the
its
that
and
pending
general
and
an
one
the
are
in
said
basic
so
materials
thermal
modulation
Mr.
new
■
President
of
plywood,
hardboard,
and
building panels and office partitions.
producer of damage-free railroad loading
also
produces
bicycles
and
other
wheel
addition,
largest
the
stock,
Mr.
and
used
Veneers
Jr.,
will
Briggs
electro-mechanical
major missiles
10 the discovery of
a
applicable not only to
President,
are
of
patents
that
manner
whose
-
States
be
and
Evans,
producer
products
Aberdeen
to
Pandapas,
it
electrical,
April
on
displays
involved
Because
J.,, firm,
United
company's
stock.
will
Plywood
S.
negotiating
were
1960
distribution
and
created
fields.
variety
described
N.
most
optical
other
George
by
in
announced
screen
electronics
a
Hackensack,
used
are
of
as
heaters,
plants
mills
the
rate
in
such
largest
plants
is
,the
on
South
class
authorized,
Edward
at
approve,
the
$29,000,000.
Evans
Electro-Tec Corp.—New Invention—
The
if
f
to
to
new
a
proposed
firms
plywood
approval
the
$655,137.14.
L.
>
;
asked
Aberdeen
of
said
the
major
a
In
19
of
of
193,530
for
sales
11
a
of
sale
>
be
stockholders.
the
bus
net
-
in
facturer
ponents
is
Coast,
Upon
working
stock
company
large
excess
convert
Aurora;
Company,
stock.—V. 193,
Aurora
Evans.
building
contemplated
work
will
stock,
this
the
Evans
is
and
two
Evans
to
loan
Schoenberger
J.
for
amendment
an
authorize
to
that
that
The
related
shares
to
stock,
common
18.1%.
own
President
as
of
bank
a
W.
Co.
17,
describing
all
operates
plywood
special
the
The
exchange
Products
May
of
Columbia.
Pacific
purchase
of
guarantee
in
Washington,"
country's
truck
company
to
welder
arc
Vice-President.
$11,976,201
expenses,
the
newly
188,170
officials
and
Donald
to
for
used
manufacture
company's
held
products,
Aberdeen's
y
management
paid
be
the
the
and
outstanding
management
stock,
have
labor
room
has
company
which
will
adapt
Evans
Mr.
operates
in
to
<3i
by
Aberdeen's
of
12)
of
Evans
deen
used
capable
quantities,
will
subsidiary,
Aurora
,v;,.
with
the
be
to
be
to
Aberdeen
sales
tubing
for
balance
to
vt.KO;- htv
The
new
The
required
is
and
other
and
Bell's
Products'
British
for
process
and
commercial
welders
a
aluminum
production
$215,000
sale,
and
tubing
manufacturing operations
welded,
These
Corp.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
revenue--
p.
been
developed
gage
runs
stock
machinery and equipment for
fixtures
transducers,
Hudson RR.
Corporation
material
equipment.
for
capital.
Board
oper.
oper.
also
thin
the
arc
contingencies.
room
arid
specific
for
has outstanding 84,400
officials
S.
The
oper.
193,
has
with
in .commercial
sample
and
has
company
exemption-order under the Investment Com¬
transactions between certain affiliates of
an
Incorporation
wood
goods,
advertising and promotion,
(4)
to
meet
operating
and
other
expenses,
including salaries and rent, during the promo¬
tional
period,
i5i
to
purchase
laboratory and test equipment and
office furniture, and (6) to
provide future working capital and proper
on
ry.
It
yet
shielding
wire
more
or
It
stock
stockholders.
to
cable
from
wire
a
restricted
5,500
certain
contemplated
mailed
related
.
31,517
and
4,000
5,500
&
investment
acquisition
Evans
shares
includes
also
warrants
and
8,000
Co.,,
Co.—
5,500
issued
of
of
company,
has
of
small
shielded
used
businesses.
exped.te
additional
plan.
be
periodic
medium
has
to
November
May
common
&
Turner-Poindexter
Joseph Walker & Sons
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
1014.
Announcement
Rensis
underwriter
&
7,000
Evans.
The
in
Jackson
11,000
Schwabacher
5,500
Inc.
Co.,
Aberdeen,
Proxy
arc
welding and wire shielding.
developed and produced an e.ectric
welding metals having a
thickness, of
it
to
one
present management in July, 1959
consultant or advisor in matters pertain-
small
and
is
of
been
of
commission.
the
10,000
statement
the
relating
not
sell
to
de
P.
company
7,000
,
Webber,
Curtis
8,000
Inc.,
5,500
Co.
.
Evans
1956,
proceeds
net
provide
is
agreed
officials
inch.
an
limited
:
construct
the
estimated at $219,500,
Period Ended Mar. 31—
—V.
of
company
the
shares
Paine,
5,500
&
assets
the
of
share.
per
through
from
additional
an
$5
share selling
per
exercise of
in
capable
producing
regis¬
a
,
Net
unit
has
registration
prospectus,
construct
to
Loans
filed
share.
per
formed
Md.,
Spring,
Chairman.
Net
The
development
The .company's
First Investment Plan¬
commission of $.425 per share.
offered
as
.lists Hugh P. Donaghue,
Railway
Railway
"It
registra¬
a
Ohio
Co.
York
Certificate
't"
at
basis
cents
shares
company
purchase
sale
efforts
75
a
10,000
the
to
public
best
a
management
five-thousandths
veserves
efforts basis by
selling
a
first
processing
stock;
director.
and
the
The
for
receive
organization
welding
tion,
outstanding stock, including 8,570 shares by William
o.
on
will
acquired
by
and
.
April 26 covering 60,000 shares of
public sale at $4.25 per share.
The
the company may
underwriter 10,000 warrants
was
problems
employees'
made
share.
its
metals.
-
According to the prospectus, the company
snares
offered
shielding insulated wire and
Act
of acting as a
processing problems, the selection and use of information
processing equipment, and the methods and techniques of processing
data.
These services are
principally in the form of consulting, system
analysis, computer programming and computer
processing. Net proceeds
of the
188,965
shares issuable upon
According to
arc
be
to
be
had
President
data
keeping
29,569
Washington Street, Lynn, Mass., filed
the SEC
on
April 21 covering 100,000
with
which
per
research
on
for
purpose
'ing to
$574,349
124,249
Templeton
5,500
permitting
meeting
for
warrants
common
3.85
a
.
best
a
will
.within five years at $4.40
The
hearing
order
Hagerstown,
SEC
receive
shares
sell
the
offered
be
existing stockholders
agreed
$406,500
13,703
505
$5,000;
five-year
1.35
Co
for
exemption
proposed
a
Corp.," of
with
to
which
25,000
the
A
staff
its
prior
,
8113-A
statement
Co.,
to
will
Inc.,
1.35
Co._
&
Corp.—Registers Common—
.offering is to be made
Up
of
of
a
Regulation
a
l-
Dataiol,
Inc.,
underwriter
1960
Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
request
a
23,
May
make
or
Datatrol
tration
$257,875
5,500
&
Jones
Evans Products Co.—To Acquire—
a
income
stock,
offering
&
The
said
gi anted
Channel
common
1,006,651
$138,541
;
5,500
Co
pur¬
stock
Shares
Mitchum,
Co.,
transferred
1557.
$1,581,000
986,500
1557.
p.
common
Net
suspending
registration
Custer
$1,393,000
330,125
the
be
p.
1961—3 Mos—1960
$588,000
ry.
,„
statement
Empire
porarily
from
oper.
193,
tion
2.35
Wiesenberger
SEC
Act
will
Electrarc, Inc.—Registers Common—
1225.
p.
Custer Channel Wing
from
319,459
revenue
screen
3.85
3.85
SEC
$458,0efo 1
expenses,
Electrarc,
1.85
&
Co
&
1.85
—__
&
1.35
Forgan & Co.__
Goldman, Sachs & Co.___
The
revenue,,
oper.
their
to
common
note
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
oper.
operations
3.85
3.85
Shepard
1.35
&
2.35
Co
Rothschild
F.
1.85
._
Co.
&
Inc
1.35
Glore,
193,
5,015,218
Pacific
&
Co.2___
Co.
Intercontinental
Winnipeg
through
agreed
of
company.
According
to
the
companies'
application, it is proposed to amend the terms of and partially repay a
of Aurora Corp. of Illinois held by Sterling Precision Corp.;
Bell
$4,673,252
4,968,956
shares
below.'.-
30,500
Co
&
Stockholders
Net
many
Co.
&
&
Co.
Piper,
Inc._
Co.
Edwards
G.
$4,446,161
1,698,854
1449.
p.
Period Ended Mar. 31—
Railway
Railway
1.35
Brothers
Mead,
Co
3.85
W.
Thalmann
1.35
Co._^
Cooley & Co
Dempsey & Co
Dittmar
Lemon
3.85
Inc.
&
Co._
E.
_.
Freres
Loewi
Co.1.85
&
McGuiness
"Chapman.
1.85
3.85
Co
Inc
Bradford
H.t M.
Chaplin,
Johnston,
Ladenburg,
Co.i__.
&
&
&
Inc.
3.85
Co
Blair
&
—V.
Noyes
Battles
Janney,
1.85
Sterns
Boettcher
A.
Hemphill,
....
Bleichroeder
S.
Inc.
Bear,
J.
Percentage
23.10
&
$1,512,576
&
p.
New
and
to
Co.
Arnhold
$1,427,319
Carl
agreed
Percentage
Carl
193,
Russell
below
forth
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades &
Co.,
managing,
who
have
purchase, as nearly as practicable in the following
xespective percentages, the debentures which are not subscribed for
^through the exercise of warrants pursuant to the company's offer:
.severally
193,
this
,_i._
&
Ryons
The
.
ry,v
deficit,,1,592,200"
oper.
Duluth,
radio
Co.,
Macmillan
are
subsid¬
books,
related
the
Dec.
pro¬
wholly-owned.
are
—V.
tools
reference
and
in
pay¬
field.
and
and
effective
company
Services,
remaining
toward
apply
case
loans
textbooks
books
were
the company may
or
is, engaged directly and through
technical
and
with
merged
Inc.;
school
trade
broadcasting
of
in
and
purpose
which
The
applied
be
may
purchase price,
expansion in the educational publishing
.inentary,
was
debentures
WMGM
that
time
to
the
the
of
BUSINESS—Crowell-Collier
iaries
debentures,
with its proposed acquisition of Radio Station
City for $11,100,000. and approximately $1,000,000
York
from
operations
have
by Crowell-Collier to prepay notes
deposited against the purchase price of Station WMGM.
proceeds
the
are
100%.
to
offering
de¬
they
purposes
104 V2%
from
from
proceeds
stock
common
sinking
a
$600,000
its
at
may
prices
into
convertible
are
connection
to
below,
severally
of
Equity Corp.—Receives Order—
6,434,913
—
he'd
has
required
time
any
New
5,391,733
Since
debentures
1968-1980
PROCEEDS—Of
to
2,206,848
Net' ry.
Se¬
Rights Offering to
offering its common
subscribe for $11,787,700 of
to
approximately $3,000,000 will be
WMGM
1,795,385
is
bentures annually in the: years 1966-1)80.
debentures will be redeemable at 100%; for
redeemable
expenses,
securities"
of
V.
number
names
Inc.—
&
&
Hutton
1961—3 Mos—1960
.
oper.
deficit
options
period
Hoglo
F.
$1,761,661
and
principal amount of debentures for each
company
during the
named
Inc.,
.—
Richards
A.
pany
"engaged
would
provision)
1961—Month—1960
&
Stone
J.
Management.
Co.
Co.,
E.
of
$945,572
—V.
company
common
share.
Hill
the
to
Chairman
$694,272
Net
than
1216.
subordinated
CONVERSION—The
per
services
Board
Railway
were
other
Rhoades & Co.
the
other
and
Co.
Shares
&
Weedon
&
Hayden,
will
Corp.
$368,066
of
subscription price is 100%.
scribe will expire on May 9, 1961. The offering is being
underwritten
by a group
headed by Carl M. Loeb,
which
and
Ferris
their
&
the
company
Whipple
Crowell,
and
revenue,,
for
purposes
stock offering
purposes
business
The
at. $48.50
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
underwriters
Weld
'
Weld
Bacon,
1961
White,
the
opposite
\
diversified
a
oper.
ft
conditions
true
the
for
v-iie
ana
course
a
right
convertible
shares
oif'e.
us
Publishing
the
the rate of $100
as
Management
President
as
March
1940
forth
White,
the
that
asserts
and
the
of
proceeds
deceit
The
—
Cardinal
Cardinal
in
of
from
net
Distributors,
^
law
Company
management,
listed
of
set
Inc.,
Crowell-CoIIier
Stockholders
4V2%
in
17(a)
p.
the
at
Fund
Railway
i.er
as
listed
was
terms
and
proceeds
the
and
and
Section
the
using
practices
as
violation
commissions
of
portion
that,
is
later
and
cnarge.
Minnesota
fund.
chase
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
with
underwriting
substantial
a
be
advice,
Period Ended Mar. 31—
iisuer
the
shares
Commission
the
that
complied
to
hot
in
Inc.,
suspension
cause
were
investment
President
8 Vt %,
sales
underwriter.
under
representative,
filed
covering 100,000,000
public
sale
initially at
for
of
Minn.,
Lester,
by reason of the issuer's failure
lo disclose all required information;
that the issuer's offering <ircular
is false and misleading in respect of certain
material facts, particu¬
larly with respect to the failure to disclose the correct amount of
•which
UNDERWRITERS—The
Minneapolis,
April 25
on
tne
Investment
Krelitz
J.
and
offered
charge
fund's
the
investment
Philip
fund
the
be
mutual
be
plus
organized
under
SEC
to
shares
the
as
was
Bldg.,
the
sales
a
the
listed
fund
stock,
plus
of
with
Bank
.
notification
a
public
Strathmore
"underwriter.
is
furnish
List
hearing,
ior
suspension
permanent.
Pursuant
value
Midland
statement
registered
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
to
public offerings
of securities not
exceeding
$300,000
in
'share.
Fund, Inc.—Registers—
736
capital
open-end
stock
Northwest
opportunity
an
is
unuer
of
share
per
Inc.,
respect
amount.
of
asset
order tempo¬
an
registration
from
"issuer"),
(the
Inc.
the
exemption
A
with
1933
The
on
made
or
of
Pla.
request,
upon
Regulation
Pools,
Miami,
shares
Inc.—Offering Suspended—
Exchange Commission
a
Act
192,
fund,-
registration
a
The
and
suspending
Securities
by
Dollar Mutual
.
•
This
W.
&
they
.
the
prospects
Fund's
managing
Franklin
trustee
real
Flato,
investment
real
for
and
estate.
estate.
growth
portfolio
The
of
manager,
principal
is
Management
President
of
Edwin
shares
in
a
consisting
net
a
values."
Texas
officials
Flato
Co.
Edwin
corporation
of
the
Flato
Co.,
engaged
Fund
in
include
Volume
Fiintkote
Number 6051
193
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
193,
The
been appointed
trustee and registrar for
fund debentures of the company due April l,v
(Walter E.) Heller & Co., below.—V.
inclusive,
General Portland Cement
188,
1925.
p.
and
Tne
the
for
earnings
after
earnings
respective
equal
were
to
24
General
based
quarters,
and
cents
28
cents
Portland
the
Fla.,
Tampa,
plant.—V.
the
cents
cents
the
for
figures
income
net
of
1960.
from
first
of
77
in
$1,224,000
addition
In
cents
income
Net
per
the
net
April 25
on
announced
Officer
of
the
for
Corp.—Net Up—
that
first
taxes,
after
$1,334,000,
was
Preliminary
$62,897,000,
31,
1961,
figures
for
the
$171,737,000
was
first
compared
as
showed
1961,
quarter,
taken
directors
and
the
at
Annual
with
approval
by
Meeting
$181,899,000
holders
the
of
preferred
of
of
long-term
debt.—V.
193,
highs
Blanchar,
meeting
H.
to
April
of
and
in
He
at
system
large
elected
and
This
holders.
of
$61,568,
months
the
Treasurer
1945
and J.
Roger Garland
elected
was
the
and
I960.—V.
Northern
Feriod'End.
Rwy,
oper.
oper
Net
operations
Net
'
..7
..
$52,991,263
44,861,052
$8,130,211
1,963,795
$6,335,688
"106,305
sold
by
for
the
will
of
None
70,000
—V.
BUSINESS—Grolier
by
shares
in
sell
publishing
its
for
counted
machines
20%
of
EARNINGS—For
sales
record
$2.01
of
share.
a
$4,316,019
of
business
a
started
in
$74,004,089
This
DIVIDEND—Grolier
share
common
a
paid
were
paid
sales
selling
members
Last
and
stockholders
of
his
outstanding
reduced
$70,418,493
of
and
net
of
percentage
the
to
class
cents
a
class
the
share on
current
B
sale,
an
to
Inc.
certain
to
B
36.98%
aggregate
to
the
.
of
of
the
of
$21,345,000
company,
*
in
acting
from
the
130,000
purchase
of
the
in
Dominick
&
First
Kidder,
Dominick
Boston
Feabody
Lehman
set
&
&
Co.
started
orders
Mr. Hopwood pointed
1961,
the
with
year
the
over
a
beginning
that
carried
were
of
problems
iooii
Dom¬
military
under
through its
the "Hallicrafters"
of
,
certain
to
addition
the?
indebtedness,
capital stock
of
56.8% .—V.
own
193,
Moore,
7.692
Robert
5.000
The
5.000
James
&
&
2.308
Inc...—
Leonard & Lynch
&
Garrett
Milwaukee
&
2.308
2.308
2.308
Co.—
Sons___
The
Exercised
Offering
holders
the
to
to
1.15 4
all
proceeds
the
listing
Stock
order
&
1.154
I
'
be
1 Ohio RR.—Earnings—
$6,796,191
expenses-
4,923,965
from
of
1961—3 Mos.—1960
14,148,726
15,647,042
$1,872,226
income
1450.
$1,399,291
$4,234,581
622,986
526,859
1,092,011
convert
present
some
storage
space
the
office addition now
Columbus
facilties
from
foot
square
company's
to
feet. The* company
Columbus In the last 10
801,000
projects
square
at
long
range
potential
household
for
of
office
gives
workers,
the
.
i
and juvenile
furnituretechnicians, and other
additional potential
we're
told.—V. 193,
company
line,
furniture
shareholders
Inc.,
April
Common—
Stanton,
26
shares
which
underlie
warrants
which
to
are
sold
be
;
organized under Delaware law in March,
was
to
California
for
a
and
1961
company
agencies and
commissions
the
of
United
instance
to
and
for
general corporate
the size and
expand
more
larger
purposes,
States
Gov¬
petro-chemical
this stock sale
working capita),
as
its business by enabling it to
addition, such working capital
to Universal and to expand the com¬
of
scope
contracts.
used
In
activities
will
available
be
addition
In
to
for
certain
general
corporate
indebtedness,
the
purposes.
Paul
Hardman
is
listed
President
as
*
outstanding
by Universal.
Chairman.
Board
and
•
,
has
company
1.750,000 shares of common stock, all of which are owned
Hawaii
of
debentures
will
after
and
1972
1,
May
at
100%
is
company
.
its
be
be added to general funds to provide*
or
BUSINESS—Hawaii
the
address
$3,649,400
892,584
of
poration
amounted
share)
to
rentals
of
$11,276,000
as
income
the
of
$446,000
the
giving
preferred
was:
stock,
effect
(13
stock,
$19,793,600
par
to
in
net
sales
$1.25.
in
and
company
the
long-term
of
the growing importance
will change its name
1961.
for
the
to
income
rentals
and
per
sale
Co.
only
the
of
Honolulu,
,
that
the
share)
of
in
the
first quarter of 1961
$708,000 (18 cents per
of
debentures,
repayment of notes
and
and
net
1959.
company
the
debt;
$7,649,000
3,773,410
at April 1, 1961,
the redemption of
payable to banks,
shares of common
4
Co.
incorporated
was
by
tion
or
such
shares
Oct.
19,
The
distinction.
entire
its
the
City
and
of
the
the
King
principal
Arcade,
.
,
business
211,
Room
.<
.>
capitalization
of
the
company
H
capital stock without classifica¬
common
Under
authorized.
in
Delaware,
of
and
South
.
of
of
Delaware is The Cor¬
company's business is to bo
Hawaii,
129
.
shares
are
of
at
Street,
State
State
the
address.
is
10th
West
Castle,
in
State
CAPITALIZATION'—The
represented
100
New
agent
at
in
at
of
company
Hawaii.
its
Certificate
One
thousand
of
Incorporatiqn 1,000,000
are now outstanding,
shares
been originally issued to Joseph W. Aidlin, one of the com-'
pany's original organizers, for caih at a price of $1.00 per share,
or
a
total price of $1,000, and subsequently sold and
transferred by
having
Aidlin
Mr.
all
If
of
the
to
the
three
shares
options to
taining
present
directors
of
the
company.
offered are sold, 301,000 of ths
will be outstanding,together
with
warrants
con¬
purchase an additional 100,000 shares.
300,000
company's
PROCEEDS—The
shares
proceeds
hereby
to
be
derived
from
the sale of
the issue'
principally for actual drilling and develop¬
Island of Hawaii under the Magma operating
contract.
In addition,
a
small portion of the proceeds derived fromthe
issue will be expended for administrative,
office, transportation,
hereby offered will
operations
legal,
be
on
accounting
unknown,
and
of
the
manufacture and mar¬
the
reflect
To
company
cents
the
Powtv
used
the
and
engineering
amount
an
for
not
company.—V.
and
The
p.
Heller & Co.—Acquires—
(Walter E.)
stock
193,
in
amounts
presently
$300
ner
month to
the
maintaining
the books and
1227.
expenses
exceeding
supervising
.
engaged
and
with
compared
April
an
Thermal
resident
Trust
transacted
office
County
its
secretary-treasurer
xerography to the business,
t;he
"Xerox
Corp.," effective June 1,
and
to
located
is
company
Wilmington,
ment
materials.
other
Co.—Common
1960, under the laws of the State of Delaware, for the purpose of
drilling wells for the production and sale of geothermal steam and by¬
products therefrom in the State of Hawaii. The principal office of
of
paper
Power
Capital Stock
offering circular, this
company
offered, as a speculation, through licensed
agents of the company and licensed dealers, 300,000:
shares of its $1 par common capital stock at$l per share.
records
BUSINESS—The
Thermal
Offered—Pursuant
REDEMPTION—The debentures are redeemable at the option of the
at
redemption
prices
ranging
from
104%%
for
those
prior to May 1, 1962 to 100%
for those redeemed on or
after
May
1,
1979. They are redeemable for the sinking fund on
after
ry.
operations
:
quarter.
115,200 square
as
rants
redeemed
Sales
$6,854 389 $18,383,307 $19,296,442
5,455,098
six
the
was
to pay indebtedness
in its actual construction projects, in commercial as
military and government fields, and may be used ior reduction
outstanding bank loans.
Funds received from exercise of the war¬
well
company
of
1961—Month—1960
March
^
first
on
Exchange.
sitized
revenue__
p.
of
the
York
1.154
oper.
193,
sale
the
from
New
1.154
oper.
oper.
the
on
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
ry.
for
application
make
debentures
the
preferred stock. Any balance will
additional working
capital.
keting
Sons
1015.
Period Ended Mar. 31—
revenue
the
will
about $11,600,000 of short-term bank indebtedness and
outstanding shares of the company's 5V4% cumulative
repay
redeem
to
Railway
Railway
and
stock
to
intends
company
& Fox
Gulf, Mobile
but
7%,
Kletz, and the other underwriters, for $350. The exercme
wattants' and their expiraUori daW are to be supplied by
types
pany's
for $15,-
Inc.
and
to
present,
numbers
on
successor
in
—
Towrisend Dabney & Tyson
Meyer
the
second
Hardeman, Inc.—Registers
SEC
in
its outstand¬
of
Stern,
Frank
the
in
21,000
a
expansion
office
company
the
bid
outstanding
has
company
5.000
—_
in
its
shortwave
5.000
Co.
&
down
ernment, .and for the aircraft, petroleum, chemical and
industries.
The company will Use the net proceeds from
1793.
p.
offered
Inc.
PROCEEDS—Net
used
1.154
Co._
Richardson
.
that volume for
equalling the record
business was 23% behind
to
of the same name. In April,
1959 all of the predecessor's outstanding capital shares were acquired
by Universal American Corp., which engages in various businesses through
its subsidiaries, in exchange for Univarsal's common stock.
When the*
present company was organized all its outstanding shares were issued
to Universal in exchange for those of the company's predecessor, which
thus became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company until merged
into it in March. 1961.
The company engages primarily in the design,
engineering, construction and installation of missile launching bts"J3
and
related
facilities for the armed forces,
and complex facilities of
3.462
Co
Co.
at
the
common
The
(giving
Inc.— Rights
Xerox
Xerox
common
stock¬
of such
Sherrerd_^
improving
amendment.
is
margins
5.000
1337
p.
Putnam
&
Dain
M.
first quarter
in company
quarter
believe
close
January
February was
company
10
Hardeman,
the
various
name,
first
operations.
sale's
price of the
Division, is engaged
of electronic equip¬
Commercial Division, in the
and,
use,
sale,
and
they
come
classifications,
Michael G.
to
mium.
Agree¬
underwriter
selling
name
expand
35,000
Avenue,
its
-
Calif., filed a registration statement
covering 350,000 shares of common stock, tobe offered for public sale through underwriters headed by Michael G.
Kletz & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be §jqpp.lied by amendment.
The registration statement also includes
Military Electronics
development and manufacture
through
.50
1450.
(Paul)
for Secondary—
Fifth
W.
4401
from the record
the
1960.
and
year
teet
growth
collar
Paul
;
profit
shrinking
.50
future of the* company, it was stated
the
high rate
of1 household
formations,
expected
to increase
the current 700,000 a year to about 1,000,000 by 1965, indicates
with
out that
1960.
<
the
to
of
the
square
to
in
on
1.00
for
said
will
continue
enable*
white
rinse
substantial increase
of
to
increased
an
dishwashing
commercial
&
&
on
operations, shareholders were told that earnings
quarter declined about 20%
from the comparable period
largely because of expense ratios during the Januarysales lag. However, profit margins improved in March and
Rapid
form
Co
—V.
—V.
in
'
1.50
Co.—,
while off
highest
company
year
last
discussing
from
in
Inc
&
Net
use
products for xerographic and photocopy reproduction and
for
photographic use. Xerography is a dry electrical process which
creates
images and
permits their reproduction on ordinary, unsen-
Schwabacher
193,
J.
7.692
Inc..
Butc.'.er
7.692
7.692
;
Noyes &
Reynolds
Blair
William
7.692
Kraus
&
Co
Hemphill,
Net
In
agreed,
Percentage
18.076
Co
Barney & Co.
Weld & Co
Drexel
Inc.
Corp._
&
Brothers
White,
Ball. Burge
-
use
&
years.
waterflood
for
2.00
.
undertaken
has
several
for
operations.
introduced the first solid
will
that
opening
by
chemicals
second
manufacturing
buo.oOO
utility.
added.
1, 1961. The subscription offer, which will expire May
6, 1961, will be underwritten by a group headed by The
First Boston Corp.
The offering sold quickly at a pre¬
stockholders
each
and
each
opposite the
company
shares
whom
selling
stock,
common
for
severally
Underwriting
the
and
company
the
the
below,
representative,
as
contained
shares
from
of
percentage
named
underwriters
is
Percentage
Smith,
fields
purpose
Co
Bonbright
Hopkins, Inc
Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc
3.00
Factory expansion, plus
being
built,
will
increase
093,600 4V2% convertible subordinated debentures, due
1981, in the ratio of $100 of debentures for each 25
shares cf common stock held of record April 20, 1961.
The debentures are convertible at $105 on or after Aug.
They
underwriter below:
The
field
oil
the
ing common stock rights to subscribe at 100%
Murphy, Board Chairman,
P.
consists
conditions
purchase
agreeing
holder
to
•
in
Co..—Files
of
research,
for
Haloid
stock.
common
Dominick
&
subject
ment,
a
he
B.
Westheimer
figures
expected
and
402.
p.
..Haloid
B
and
controlled 41.13%
of the
common
before the
salt' which
Fred
family.
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
inick
at
year,
•
special
division,
immune
not
company,
the
will
adjusted to give
long-term debt,
37,887 shares of 514
cumulative
preferred stock of $50 par value,
1,680,031 shares of $1 par common stock and 600,262 shares of $1
par
the
effect to a one-for-one stock
split by way of a 100% stock dividend in May 1961). William J. Halli¬
gan,
Board Chairman, Robert F. Halligan, President, and Katherine
M.,
John R.
and William J. Halligan, Jr.,
directors, own 306,400,
250,700, 308,500, 314,500 and 285,700 shares, respectively, and propose
to
sell
60,000
shares
each.
Members
of
the Halligan
family own
70.3%of the outstanding stock
and, after the sale of said shares,
cash dividend of 30 cents
dividends of $1.05 a share
year
10
class
and
common
their
are
immediate
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
effect
are
192,
In
year.
first-quarter
a
1961.
stock
'
concluded:
Hopwood
2,218,600 shares
1960, the company reported
income of $4,577,086 equal to
net
April,
this
D.
—
Organ.
volume.
previous
common
in
transmitting and receiving equipment
designed primarily for
amateur, commercial and industrial communications use. The company
also is the exclusive contract manufacturer of the Lowrey Electronic
It
total
with
the
control
type
completed
Ryons &
2.00
The company also announcej plans for a
foot addi¬
tion
to
its
Columbus
plant.
This
construction
project
will
begin
immediately with completion scheduled for late this year. The new
space will provide additional facilities for finished goods
warehousing
.
of
the first successful application
was
be
2.00
Southwest Co..^
report
February
stock.
common
The
in
the
on
and
share
both
3.00
Simmons
&
first
year,
are
radio
programs
compared
a
stock
conversion
i960
3.00
___
year.
the
the
in
-
during
Little
3.00
Inc
Co
ever?
with the corresponding 1960 month. Total volume for
three months declined approximately 9%' from the
first quarter
In
1960
Canada, and the complete redesign by our Bruner sub¬
fully automatic household water softener which did not
market until late in the year."
manufacture
ended Dee. 31,
year
for
2%
tne
Co.
&
this
sales
last
of
a
the
ment
teaching
a
activities.
and
company's
the
the
$1.91
or
introduced
Grolier
1960,
of
teaching
of
George
4.00
Inc,__^
&
exactly
the
and
The
outgrowth
machine, an important
has exclusive world
rights
developed by Teaching Ma¬
chines,
Inc.,
a
group
of
educational psychologists
in
Albuquerque,
N.
M.
The
company
has a mail order division selling general mer¬
chandise
and
encyclopedia year books;
last year
this division
ac¬
Late
to
In
$2.26.
voluntary
Lester,
8.50
Co
the
of
month
last
result
a
the
8.50
Inc.—
&
the
of
half
same
said:
computer
to
are
programs
company.
in
1895-, is one of the world's largest publishers of encyclopedias.
Best
known for The Book of Knowledge and The Encyclopedia Americana,
the company is credited generally with sales in excess of 25% • of the
industry's total.
extension
as
of
First
Ellis
Co.
Co.
&
Trask
Cosco, Inc.—Sales—Expansion—
were
months'
amounted
Earnings
8.50
Hutton
stockholders
Officials
first
the
were
Blunt
F.
,
Chicago,
111.,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC
on
April 25 covering 300,000
outstanding shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale by
the
holders
thereof
through underwriters headed by Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis. The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be
supplied by amendment.
60,000
the
Hagan
tinoi
major
Hallicrafters,
being
are
contracts
proceeds from
the
Inc.,
'.
:
reported by Mr. Hopwood.
Hagan PowrMag magnetic controls
electric generating station as a milestone
-
Division
Hallicrafters
two selling stockholders. Proceeds
shares will be used primarily
and for new publications
sale of the stockholders'
by
for
revenues
'
Fen-
Hamilton Cosco Inc.,
p.
of
Mr.
Dominick &
—
60,000
offered,
sales
the
received
be
being
company's
instalment
of
revisions.
and
the
of
financing
shares
and
company
sale
the
from
block
the
.
facing most companies these days. We are, therefore, continually aware
of the necessity for controlling costs and expenses and increasing prices
where possible in order to maintain a satisfactory sales-profit ratio."
Dominick,
Inc.
and
associates
offered
publicly
on
April 26, 130,000 shares of Grolier's common stock priced
at $60 a share.
PROCEEDS—Of
for
193,
were
Instant-Dri,
unfilled
to
%
learned, at the annual meeting. The company,
one of the world's largest manufacturers of metal furniture for house¬
hold,
juvenile
and
office
use,
had
a
sales
dip
in
January
and
February. March sales, however,
were
exactly even jwith 1960's all
time high.
■' "
'
• .'
them
■
1960,
a
analog
■
agreed
to
set forth
pursuant
1450.
p.
at
history,
not
country
,
Common Stock Offered
—
share
developments
of
several
Hagan
a
Controls
"We
Grolier Inc.
the
outlook
.
,
Spencer
Peck.
&
Dodge &
E.
Day
193,
Clark,
8.50
Co
Anthony
L.
Sales
of
1960, and which
produce profitable sales
until
1961
and subsequent years,
detracted somewhat from the operating,, prof its. during the year. Theseexpenses included a major effort in each of the 'oil patches'
in this-will
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$3,468,607
1,270,564
$3,518,548
1,401,991
1558.
p.
from
the
auaed.
reach
—
193,
in
■
activities
oil
for
water
backlog of
sidiary
income.
oper
rwy.
"Deficit.—V.
•
its
adding
Calg.on
Hagan's
from rwy.
revenue
of
Co.,
"Several
$18,728,920 $18,547,410 $50,783,859
15,210,372
15,078,803
44,443,171
expenses—
cents
asserted.—V.
reported
were
and
Looking ahead to prospects for
in
1961—Month—1960
revenue-___
RWV
and
for
■
4.00
&
Noyes
Hamilton
67
to
67
to
After successful test marketing in
1960, Calgon Bouquet, a scented
conditioner, has been placed in national distribution in grocery,
drug and department stores.
Ry.—Earnings—
Mar. 31—
'
;
broadened
offices
He
Great
equal
resulting
ne
.
Hopwood
1960
installations
water.
severally
percentages
subscribed
from
up
bath
1639.
p.
Mr.
fields
magnetic,
not
8.50
Pierce,
Co.
Adams
operations.
company.
in the first three months of 1961 amounted
to $52,113, equal to 10 cents per share
Williamson, III, President, told the stock¬
with net sales of $3,492,596 and net income
a
share of common slock, in me same wiuve
193,
R.
Inc
Weld &
Witter
lucker,
important
Calgon
additive,
McDonald
J.
Dean
prevailed
indicated,
common
history. He said it
state,
similar
treatment
since
company
Martin
B.
cents
13
solid
new
income
F.
compares
or
of
with
been
addition,
Assistant-Treasurers
as
of
net
stock,
common
had
In
is
promising,"
outstanding
of
southern
named
respective
are
28.00
Co.
Inc
White,
development in 1960 was the Hagan Chemonitor,
electronic instrument which provides continuous on-stream analysis
of
the company
of
$3,363,432
of
who
1946.
Secretary,
and
Vice-President
since
were
sales
Net
to
a
an
annual
the
at
fiscal
earn¬
equal
that
common."
installation
the company's
Hagan
Assistant-Secretary
as
announced
was
E.
A.
gain
is.
per
figures,
chemicals
the
a
Another
of
conditions
revenues
significant
of
and
noted
Several
retirement
the
and
January
to
in
and
Controller,
Blanchar
Mr.
officer
Leib
Ross
officers
new
also
;
shares
common
paid
number
A
a
25.
Dusch,
succeed
an
three
Treasurer
on
G.
and
of
election
the
net
$15,702,648
cwUuiujica
sales
year
earnings
the
on
the
as
shareholders.
Corp
&
Lynch,
...
v/; ■'
and
preferred stock
Goodall Rubber Co.—Annual Meeting—
The
business
compieteo,
sales
in
$2,038,655
dividend
1449.
p.
ago
$9o9,l02
was
'
fiscal
.
of
issuance
to
$988,931
against
continued
a
%
number
March
at
of
and
months
year
anected the results for the year to date," Mr. conlon
tne $6,000,000 expansion program for plants
the
of
in
Brothers—
& Smith
ner
products
"Although earnings were slightly higher for 1960, the reduction in
earnings per sha>e from $2.34 to $2.26 is accounted for by the greater
board of
stock for the
election
were
ihcome
Net
as
depressed
when
time
electronics
Actions
insulation
six
amounted
.
about
Commenting
1960.
31,
share
.
auverseiy
balance
were
of
sales
fiber
annual report issued on April 12.
According to W. W. Hopwood, president, sales and
to $41,693,578 as compared to $39,192,341
in 1959.
at March
Total backlog
earlier.
year
.
Record
share special gain
per
1960's first quarter.
from
13%
up
cent
51
a
glass
1960
up
1960.
quarter,
income,
of
montns
six
company
debentures
common
Loeb
Merrill
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—Annual Report—
resulted
from
the sale of real estate
during the first quarter of this year.
In the first
quarter of 1960, a 9 cents per share special gain was
realized
from
the
sale
of
the
corporation's
downtown
Manhattan
headquarters building.
J
to
to
Boston
Kuhn,
Lehman
moths," Mr. Conlon said.
the
generally
378.
1961
period,
First
1015.
p.
"However, wicn most of
a
p.
a
facilities
the
W. Murray,
preliminary
J.
for
'
coui.e.y
said.
and
held
manufacturer
three
common
a
"The
indicated a net income of 87
This represented
a
12.9%
increase over
common share earned in the first quarter
quarter
share.
common
per
Executive
Chief
and
meeting
the
sales
share.
a
806.
p.
Equipment
stockholders
annual
Chairman
193,
in
$14,595,440
plants
cement
offer
underwriters
the
the
of
%
1961,
—V.
at
General ^Precision
At
ten
5,
Hemphill,
Total
in the South and
Midwest,
with an annual productive capacity of 25,550,000 barrels.
Additional
capacity of
3,000,000
barrels
is
under
construction
at
operates
June
business
in
share
per
the
from
sUch
ings were virtually the same,
J.
T. Conlon,
President,
announced
on
April 18.
A sales increase during the second quarter of approximately $400,000
over the 1960 period occurreu despite
"a substantial drop in automotive
5,342,560
on
193,
to
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
this
of
stock
common
organic fiber mat materials, in the first
to March'31, were 7.6% greater than a
year
taxes,
shares of common stock
outstanding at March
31,
1961.
Sales
totaled $11,719,700 in the
1961
first quarter,
as
against $11,772,900 in the first three months
of
the
preceding year.
the
sales
Net
Co.—Sales, Net Down—
below,
5
.
into
Snare.—V.
per
Gustin-Bacon
three months ended March 31,
1961 were
compared with $1,478,400 for the first three
months
of
I960,
Smith
W.
Storey,
Chairman
of
the
Board
and
President,
reported to stockholders on April 19.
Net
$1,307,200
$12
at
due
convertible
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase
Gulf & Western Corp.) has called for
all oi iis outstanding 6'%
convertible
Nov. 15, 1974 at 105.75%
1961,
debentures
subordinated
General Capital Corp.—Acquired—
5,
june
on
Debentures
See
(formerly
corporation
redemption
1689.
p.
(1901)
Gulf & Western Industries, inc.—To Redeem Debs.—
Co.—Appointments—
Trust
Co.
has
$35.000 000 45/h % sinking
Irving
1981.—V.
.
.
Chicago company has purchased all the outstanding common
the General Capital Corp. of Miami, Fla.
The cost of the
of
acquisition was 25.000 shares of Heller common stock, which is traded
on
the New York Stock Exchange.
Announcement of the transaction
by Robert I. Livingston, President of Walter E.
was
made
and
Sidney Gruber,
v-
ing
a
26.90%
record
total
increase
Heller & Co.,
President of General Capital Corp.
The Miami concern is the largest industrial finance
Southeast.
Its volumes have increased each year of its
operation in the
existence, reach¬
31. I960, a
While PX'rt
of $52,037,461 for the year ended Dec.
the 1959 volume of $40,993,852.
over
figures are not available, it was stated that at this point in the
fiscal year, General Capital is maintaining its rate of increase
proximately 25% .—V. 193, p. 494.
current
of ap¬
6
(1902)
redemption is permitted
Holiday Sportswear, Inc.—Registers Common—
interest
accrued
Holiday
filed
Sportswear,
registration
a
86,000
or
none
Co.
The
&
supplied
The
Inc., 311 West Eighth Street, Kansas City, Mo.,
statement
with the SEC on April 21 covering
of
common
basis
amendment.
by
;
supplier
and
sport
of
other
apparel marketed under the tradenames "King
Strike,"
and
"Holiday," its operations being devoted
it
and
funds;
The
that the proceeds will be used primarily to
receivable and larger inventories.
has
outstanding
257,014
shares
of
restricted
expected
now
company
stock,
common
certain
Lerner,
sharc-for-share
convertible
stock
This
dates.
Morris
by
is
increased accounts
carry
is
held
Secretary,
Lemer,
President,
in
into
stock
common
approximately
equal
Harry
Lerner,
Glenn,
Jack H.
and
in
Cedar
on
amounts
to
Victor
Halsey,
Texas
See
Lands
Ore
Corp., below.—V.
193, p.
1689.
Stuart
This
Auchincloss,
$35,300,000
for
Spy
with
statement
Run
1962.—V.
191,
April
on
filed
Ind.,
Wayne,
Fort
Ave.,
SEC
the
covering
20
a
$20,000,000
2090.
p.
Robert
H.
Johnson,
Phillipsburg,
N. J.
the
the
Aldrich
operations
of
Completion
agreement
Edward
in
two
the
transaction
satisfactory
of
exchange
both
to
Aldrich
for
at the annual meeting
directors of Ingersoll-Rand
that
25
have approved
companies.
Co.
is
proposal
a
subject
parties.
negotiation
to
the
If
consolidate
to
plan
an
consummated,
is
Pump will receive Ingersoll-Rand
Aldrich Pump stock.
their
of
common
operations
expand
Johnson
Mr.
be
of
pointed
another step
in
Ingersoll-Rand.
of
Reporting
of
1961,
same
he
also
are
Johnson
Corp.,
all
types,
Hoist
Corp.
proposal
plan
be
Park,
has
of
to
first
Ingersoll-Rand
of
lis
May
on
new
goods
machinery.
Shepard ,_Niles
Ingersoll-Rand
Finan¬
the
durable
of
industrial
of
of
quarter
about the
received to date,
were
facilitiies
lease
meeting
to
to
&
Crane
a
each
approve
for
common
Montour
and
cranes
Falls,
electric
N.
subsidiary
of
is
a
leading
Y.,
hoists.
during
1960
Ingersoll-Rand
subsidiaries in Switzerland,
Italy and
its
world-wide
enlarged
markets.
and
The
plant
at
Trafford
and
its
capacity
modernized
doubled.
centrifugal
The
company
the
also
It
compressors.
tools,
is
fields.
of
present
manufacturer
diesel
and
gas
L.
gas
drills,
rock
and
air
Australia.—V.187,
its
Co
last
November,
earnings
ended
tional
company
25,
equal
to
to
37
operating
ended
cents a
letter
a
1960
to
was
cents
share
a
for
revenues
June
share.
of
year
vending
facilities
for
food
On
of
four
The
26,
1960,
for
the
the
company,
Sales
the
in
continued
business
the
period
Walter
Funk, Hobbs & Hart Inc
150,000
J
Robert
^00,000
Thomas
100,000
Weeden
300,000
Wertheim
&
Ellis &
&
B.
Anderson
&
Co
six
In
growth
and
closely
Inc.
as
and
of
in
allied
field
Mr.
to
related
a
Wolff
bring
take
Interstate
Conn.,
Automatic
to
leading
ization."—V.
said
in
a
tne
development
of
Isthmus
193,
p.
has
SEC
to
Inc.,
Ainsley
1214
on
public
share
per
made
ments
material
chase
request,
made
in
The
the
on
question
The other four bids
26,
coupon.
of
for
the
PROCEEDS
bonds
to
misrepresented
costs,
and
in
President.
company
sale
of
ments
stock
in
company will
prices
scaled
bank
construction
REDEMPTION—The
at
The
through
made
were
t
the Isthmus Steamship offering
was
Inc.,
increase
stock
two
from
new
loans,
program
bonds
106.06%
order
the
that
to
that
10
$2
purchasers
In
be
paid
expenses
true
the
be
to
or
nature
false
offer
the
misleading
and
stock
the
in
that
asserts
firm,
of
their
continued
other
or
stock
there
per
was
funds,
failure
a
salvage
that
dividends.—V.
190,
100
on
shares.
of
operations
had no
stock
company
or
that
because
Kansas City
Period
End.
1961—Month—1960
the
per
1,852,099
from rwy.
revenue
rwy.
—V.
income.
oper.
193,
from
redeemed
for
by
sinking
sale
of
The
Waterville,
reports
net
compared
Net
For
profit
for
of
the
net
1,506,372
profit
the
in
the
This
for
was
molded
the
wood
pulp
first
quarter
corresponding
the
period
of
quarter
after
$428,566
with
compares
all
products
of
1961
of
to
be
bonds
1793.
p.
Sold
incurred
be
this
during
must
5%
only
at
and
prices
and
year
redeemed
of
each
will
bonds
be
for
also
period
of
number
same
was
the
shares
of
equal
charges
$436,106
27
stock
the
cents
4.8%
equal
was
shares
to
the
on
common
of
the
University
PURCHASERS—The
to
purchase
by
next,
the
in
to
first
>
27
the
from
beginning
from
April
ranging
1,
(German
Appointed
the
line
York
W.
J.
Libby
the
was
City,
with
for
of
to
net
profit
for
share.—V.
per
the
193,
New
has
in
is
York
in
the
to
next
shipment of
assigned
Coggle
late
expected
sales
been
International,
arrive
in
this
West
below
named
the
company
have severally agreed
principal amounts of
following
&
Courts
Dick
&
&
New
Co
&
McMaster
Wm.
250,000
E.
&
Stern
250,000
Co._
Co.
400,000
250,000
Wells
p.
193,
&
Brok.
Hutzler
Co.
—V.
400,000
Pollock
Salomon
Hutchinson
Mullaney,
Hanseatic
—
Inc.
1,000,000
Co.___
York
Corp.
400,000
Merle-Smith
Freeman
&
Amount
Co.
$2,400,000
Thomas
&
1,000,000
___.
Brothers
Co.__
&
ing of 140,000 shares of ths firm's
tional
250,000
stock.
common
financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
mon
severally
and
the
agreed
of
and
add
12
the
a
stock,
31,
same
on
1961.
period
494.
p.
as
The
the
Hayden,
Bache
Stone
&
Blair
Kramer
automobile
tractor
dealers
arrive,
Libby
initial
monthly
said.
to
states.
America,
Six
currently
The
be
be
Alex.
&
Los
Sons
introduced
models
the
in
(325
Drexel
&
Francis
Eppler,
Co.__.
Co
I.
W.
&
Co.
5,500
&
Co.
2,000
Guerin
&
and
company
the Kramer-Werke
purposes
p. 115.
&
Co.-
&
3,000
Miller,
2,000
Murphy & Co., Inc.
&
193,
&
Co.,
1,500
Reinholdt
&
Shields
Co
1794.
p.
8,000
Shepard
2,000
Co.
2,000
_
Inc.
5,500
:_
Marache
2,000
Curtis_____
Prescott,
2,000
2,000
&
Gardner
8,000
Nicolaus & Co.,
Westheimer
3,000
Inc.
3,000
Co
3,000
Placement.—The
cor¬
&
Maryland
poration
Cup
placed privately a 5V2% promissory note
in the principal amount of
$6,000,000 due Oct. 1, 1930.
The financing was arranged
by Lehman Brothers, it
announced
was
of
a
distribution
distributor
Houston
the*
of
proceeds
$3,500,000
plastic
addition,
$2,000,000
193, p. 1016.
notes.—V.
will
paper
be
will
be
used
applied
plant
cup
manufacturing
at
refund
to
towards
the
con¬
Mills,
Owings
at
plant
Cambridge,
existing
Md.
Mass.
promissory
Massachusetts Electric Co.—Registers Bonds—
This
due
(formerly Worcester County Electric Co.), 939 SouthWorcester, Mass., filed a registration statement with the
April 24 covering $17,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, series F,
199.1, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding, probably
company
St.,
on
June
on
27.
payment
The
of
incurred
St.),
for
to
net
proceeds from
$6,100,000
of
the bond
debenture
construction costs,
pay
additions
for
to
or
the
sale
will
and
bonds
of
be
reimburse
5-year
to the
applied
indebtedness
note
and the balance will
be
used
to
pay
the
treasury therefor.
Gross
ended Dec. 31,
1960
were
period
Anticipated expenditures for period beyond that date are
for improvements and additions to the distribution system nor¬
required to service existing customers and also to provide for
service
of
to
New
president.
$2,400,000
farm
M'cGraw-Edison
with
to
the
Profit
be
SEC
Sharing
Mead
The
Company,
April
on
estimated
acquired
tractors
implement
as
new
rights
in
five-plow
customers.
new
j
McGraw-Edison Co.—Files Profit Sharing Plan—
businessmen
as
the agreement with
farm
fall
April 26.
on
new
$1,000,000
a
contributions
areas
Corp.—Private
has
importers.
Plan,
registrar
April
and
in
the
of
of
Plan.—V.
be
118
filed
registration
a
participations
15,000
$3,500,000)
shares
192,
15,
p.
of
First
SEC
has
the
1961.—V.
West
the
Bank
$25,000,000
1986
offered
193,
City
for
15,
April
statement with
to
166,938
thereto.—V.
National
and
due
Mead,
111.,
exceed
to
of
p.
in
stock
common
statement
(aggregate
the
company's
which
may
403.
Corp.—Appointments—Files Stock Plan—
tures
as
and
pursuant
First
dated
Elgin,
covering
20
not
on
been
appointed
principal
amount
corporation
193,
p.
issued
trustee,
paying
4%%;
deben¬
of
under
indenture
1559.
Street, Dayton, Ohio, filed-a registration
April 26 covering 250,000 shares of common
to the company's 1961 Employees' Stock
pursuant
1559.
shipments
North
11
and
Western
capability
are
schlepper is produced by Germany's oldest tractor manufacturer,
of Uberlingen Bodensee, established in 1918.—V.
192,
the
fund
&
Turner
Inc.
electric
diesel
through
to
2,000
Kreeger
Mellen
Inc.
8,000
duPont
Deetjen
Emanuel,
Canada
minimum
last
2,000
5.500
Space
Mason-Hagan, Inc.____
McKelvy & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
states
Angeles
air-cooled
schlepper
size up
Lane,
Inc.__
Lowell,
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Proposes
This
ranging
being imported.
Jones,
Jospe-h,
2,000
&
has
3,000
Co.__
Co.
1,500
agreement with Kramer-American provides for
deliveries of tfactors and parts valued at $200,000.
exclusive
&
&
Co.
2,000
House
com¬
Corp.
5,500
Middlebrook,
Inc.
His
with
Johnson,
1,500
&
Miller
Hutton
&
Curtiss,
mally
Canadian
rural
1,500
F.
Kirkland
Crowell, Weedon & Co
stock,
in
of
each
Sulzberger,
Hayden,
E.
Co
&
&
Jenks,
Co.
;__
Brown
Coburn
mainly
months.
distributed
which
Shares
Hallowell,
5,500
Inc.
Blauner
Boenning
appointed in advance by Libby
Additional shipments are scheduled to
appointed
underwriters
shares
of
follows:
$41,529,000.
Canada.
will
principal
as
40,000
___
agent
of
are
5,500
Co.
D.
Inc.
Co
&
Co
&
Milton
Kramer
^pril.
Dominion
purchase
Addi¬
.:.un;.v..'-
'.■■
the
number
aggregate
to
capitalizable expenditures
Libby said the new company's
tractor
franchise
includes
Maine,
Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Virginia,
North
and
South
Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, West Virginia, Rhode Island and Pennsylvania, as
well
of
names
Shares
dealers
to
reported.
400,000
Co
&
1337.
Majestic Specialties, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
tails—Our issue of April 24 reported the April 20 offer¬
Germany's
Eastern
17
firm
States
of
president of Kramer-American, said
International
already
by
Libby International Corp.
Kramer-American
first
12
Eastern
100%;,
Wisconsin.-
purchasers
the
Inc.
three
share
per
March
organized recently by a group of prominent
Libby, New England states trucking, executive,
Coggle,
The
"tractor")
April
on
exclusive
the
1964,
101.23%
case.
Amount
Halsey, Stuart
including
first
preferred
cents
outstanding
providing for distribution
announced
was
at
company
the first five years, how¬
paid to retire the bonds.
be
bonds:
new
as
Kramer-American Corp.—Expansion—
Schlepper
to
of
property
agreement
used
temporary financing for the
the balance will be applied to
100% ;
purposes
in
the
of
company
supplies electricity
and natural
gas
in
Madison, Wis., its surrounding suburban areas and im¬
adjacent rural areas. Madison is the state capital and the
city
SEC
dividends
Halsey,
—
of underwriters which
BUSINESS—The
mediately
bridge
for
all
104'/2%
as
and
may
to
redeemed
interest
sale
the
incurred
premium
fund
be
may
accrued
the
1960.
1960.
provision
1960
$5,037,032
taxes.
income
of
construction
sinking
bonds
In
manufacturer
$4,508,406
months
After
Me.,
sales
with
Federal
the
Bonds
—
group
program
106%
additional
an
and
Los Angeles;
the
a
from
loans
costs
from
PROCEEDS—Part
said
the
scaled
struction
in
and
bank
construction
construction
1451.
p.
both
$1,000 bonds.
193,
at
Manufacturers
on
REDEMPTION—The
—V.
$4,593,484
company's
1961,
1968
the-
1961—3 Mos.—1960
1,706,554
will
due
at
Y.—V.
N.
Co.
Stifel,
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Mar. 31—•
$4,314,251
organ¬
Electric
Inc. heads
Goodbody & Co
156.
p.
652,454
program
Co.
short-term
other
any
pay
$1,642,161
who
York,
1,
June
on
made
first mortgage
Granbery,
On
men
New
St.,
&
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
and
some
disclose
to
work
company's
the
operating deficits, and that the
surplus from which to declare
earned
dividends,
and that
share
month
per
immediate
any
of
$100
as
might
money-making
stock
of
$32
stock
the
and
unlimited
had
as
of
share
609,183
na¬
Gas
and
state¬
double
would
price
per
possibilities
that
of
lack
the
$40
much
as
much
as
prospects
or
the
were
make
Steamship's
and
that
alleged
was
no
$30
there
made
it
were
months,. that
$20,
could
earnings
$5,000,000.
oversubscribed
100%;
further
Edelstein
points,
that
had
addition,
there
Isthmus
to
15
or
purchasers
net
institu¬
national
incurred to finance
for this year.
may
disclose
to
purchasers
three
or
from
up
An
our
the proceeds
use
and
commissions
failed
would
go
to
$50 per share within one year, that Isthmus Steamship was about to
salvage and bring up a highly-valued cargo worth $2,000,000,
that
anticipated publicity in nationally known magazines would push the
money
South
short-term
its
the
Broad
be
the
Kramer-American,
The
letire
whether
will
an
and value
cargo on
the S. S. Bayard and the true facts concerning the
ownership thereof, and misrepresented the proposed application of
the
proceeds of the stock sale by reason of the failure to disclose
that sums were converted for the personal use of Robert J. Stefanich,
of
were:
issue
pur¬
opportunity for hearing, upon
the suspension should be vacated or
provides
paid the said underwriter,
acquisition
of
excess
$15,000,000 of
by only 50tf
The
certain
to
investors
induce
to
that
and
stock;
such
of
order
$1,557,173
books closed.
,/
in
6,478,846
White, Weld & Co. and asso¬
ciates, 99.819; Blyth & Co.,
Inc., 99.578; First Boston
i?/%99,544; and Glore> Forgan & Co., 99.4499, all for
47/8 %
an
permanent.
circular
&
company's
$11,072,330
first mortgage
bonds, 47/8% series due 1991, at 101.185%
and
accrued
interest
yielding approximately 4.80%.
The
group
submitted the high bid of
100.279%
for
the
bonds, which covered a Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
Inc., bid
a
order
67
redemption
for
subordinated debentures
Payment
150,000
sale
and
concealed
929,490
4%s, came from: First Boston Corp., 100.051; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., 99.9399; Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co., jointly, 99.819,
and Glore, Forgan & Co. and Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
Inc., jointly, 99.2899.
the
that
offer
were
stock.
of
such
to
asserts
the
facts
the*
offering
pursuant
order
$2,497,285
518,592
April 27, $7,000,000 of the company's
bonds, 1991 series, at 101.25% and
accrued interest, to yield approximately 4.67%. The
group
was awarded the bonds at competitive
sale on April 26
on its
bid of 100.31%.
Other bids for the bonds, all as
a
shares of common stock at
exemption.
The Commission's
company's offering circular
was
false and misleading
in respect of certain material facts;
that the
company,
through
one
of
its
underwriters,
Robert Edelstein
Co.,
directly or indirectly "engaged in transactions, practices and a course
of
business which operated
as
a
fraud and deceit" upon purchasers
of Isthmus Steamship stock, by reason of false and misleading state¬
the
proposed
$2
$1,782,779
304,827
called
5 %>%
interest.
offered and sold
home
conditional exemption from registration
with
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount.
In a
notification filed in May
1957, Isthmus Steamship
494.
April
Fla.
Miami,
Building,
provides
A
5,993,675
held
Co.,
4%%
Regulation
a
$10,307,926
Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—A
of underwriters headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Go.
offered
suspending
temporarily
2,188,795
Iowa-Illinois
Inc.
order
$707,019
203,800
has
outstanding
Madison
plus
an
4,055,041
$700,910
accrued
prices
issued
$6,552,326
3,762,579
1559.
p.
corporation
its
Trust
150,000
Inc.
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public stock offering by Isthmus Steamship & Salvage
a
Regulation
Vern
group
Co.
&
$3,830,956
Food-Crafts, Inc. and Vendaway,
feeding and vending firms, as well
Chicago Vending Company.
growth
150,000
Neal & Waggoner
Yantis
2,023,817
Phoenix, Ariz.
continued
100,000
Steamship & Salvage Co., Inc.—Stock Offer¬
exemption
Co.,
customer
and
of
plus
pay
1450.
p.
The
150,000
&
$3,580,990
in
of
industrial
by
the
Co.
&
Wright
expenses—..
Wolff,
company
company will continue its acquisition
Interstate dynamic companies headed
in
1,000,000
—
months
the
roles
250,000
750,000
Co
&
revenue____
acquired
industrial
Cafeterias,
300,000
—
Inc
oper.
earnings of $886,039,
$24,145,471.
Cigarette Concessions,
operation
Co.__
&
Co.
ing Suspended—
were
lor
the
100,000
Co
Inc.
S.
F.
200,000
._
200,000
&
cper.
California, San Francisco; National Cigarette Service
Inc.; Akron and Steubenville, Ohio; and Dacris Com¬
Hartford,
Davend
California
are:
December,
Co.
&
Co
&
&
L.
Wyatt,
'
193,
$5,545,358
1,457,107
income-
oper.
193,
ever,
$14,055,792.
were
of
Steubenville,
missary
Arthur
100,000
400,000
100,000
White
N.
C
150,000
Co.
Co
Stokes
Strauss
100,000
MacArthur
Co.
&
—V.
S.
500,000
i
Talbot___
&
Joyce
Kenower,
Sons^
Sons
Hannaford
John
&
Co.__
&
150,000
Inc._
&
Rwy.
Chicago-headquartered
had net
year
reported
arrangements
combined annual sales in
companies with
Service
Co.
Brothers
Keyes Fibre Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
Interstate
companies
Coffee
of
4,
Mayer___
&
1,000,000
Rwy.
services.
April
&
Small
Stix
Garrett
500,000
Co._
Africa,
publicly
the
&
Seasongood
200,000
the
tional
John
Rothschild
F.
300,000
Gregory
rwy.
Stuart
100,000
plants
pro-forma
shareholders, Interstate President, Ronald
a
automatic
service
becoming
reported
&
Inc.
Wm. E. Pollock & Co. Inc.
Stern
operations
17
Writer
200,000
&
$2,164,126
1,339,082
operations
Net
100,000
150,000
Co.
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$2,039,992
100,000
Colket & Co.
L.
Davis
Securities
&
&
___—
_
Co.
1960.
other
year
65
April
on
vending and food service
equal
In
the
Inc.
Corp.__
Net
since
150,000
Showers
Christensen
400,000
Freeman
&
200,000
Inc.__
1961—Month—1960
expenses
Mack Trucks, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
200,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
First
Co.—Report—
shareholders
to
$494,125
and
the
For
that
of
Dec.
Sales
the
report
of
100,000
Beissner
Penington,
Schmertz
Cullom
Mar. 31—
revenue
cper.
200,000
$
Inc.
Peters,
Corp.
End.
oper.
Rwy.
agreed
Co
Sec.
Murray
1,000,000
_
1961
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
Rwy.
Hutchinson
Nongard,
400,000
2660.
p.
Vending
first
Co.
i.
Monday, May 1
.
and
amounts
Co.
Moroney,
&
Co.
Net
Interstate
In
&
Stifel, Nicolaus
T Co. Inc.
those in the
utility, and
Phillipsburg, N. J.,
Pa., and Painted
Post, N. Y. There are
located
in
Canada,
England, France, South
Fort
cities
severally
principal
Mid-South
150,000
__
units.
Easton,
have
following
100,000
Co.
&
including
in
in
and
these
Quad-
.
Amount
Burton
Brothers
Shelby
transportation,
located
are
air
refrigeration
and
industry,
chemical,
plants
of
engines,
ejectors,
every
construction,
Its
subsidiaries
and
largest
condensers,
virtually
serves
petroleum,
marine
and
makes
pumps,
mining,
Athens
world's
below
named
400,000
disclosed
Ingersoll-Rand
in
gas
McMaster
Co.
&
potentialities,
that
been
expand
wholly-owned
new
a
Niles,
stockholders
has
the
distributors
and
of
for
Shepard Niles stock now owned. Under the
by both boards of directors, assets of Shepard
overhead
than
The
to
their
at
wholly-owned
more
lines
of
told
England,
would
product
the
orders
a
year ago.
formation of
stockholders
transferred
three
been
as
the
share
Shepard
Johnson
transaction
earnings
New
subsidiary.
that
one
that
year.
available
asked
shares
be
manufacturer
Germany
same
made
accept
would
organized
last
financing the sale
Ingersoll-Rand.
Mr.
for
the
already approved
Niles
the
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
announced
reported
two-and-a-half
that
complementing
and
shareholders
quarter
be
will
to
of
told
about
for
Johnson
Mr.
stockholders
to
wholly-owned
will
plant,
so-called
.
Net revenue from rwy.
According to the Commission's order,
also
a
corporation
of
out
diversifying
Johnson
the' first
said,
Mr.
cial
Allentown
operations
on
Mr.
as
the
the
Davenport)
300,000
:
suspension
The
Aldrich
Pump Co.,
Allentown, Pa., is a leader in producing
reciprocating pumps for the petroleum industry, general industrial
field, including plastic and rubber molding, and hydraulic systems,
and
general chemical service. The company, with approximately 250
employees,
is
the successor
to
the
Allentown
Rolling
Mills
which
began operations in the 1880s. Mr. Johnson said that Ingersoll-Rand
would
expect to operate Aldrich Pump as a subsidiary and hopes to
and
in
natural
the
company
Co.
respect
announced
April
on
the
of
shareholders
the
stock
Chairman,
Pump
purchasers
Kraus
&
Stearns
The
and
plus
Iowa.
Co.
Parker
Bulge
Bear.
A
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—To Acquire—
at
&
Redpath
Ball,
Green,
regis¬
of
sinking
fund debentures due 1986, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding, probably on May 31.
Net proceeds of the deben¬
ture sale will be applied, to the extent necessary, to the prepayment
of
bank notes
(which aggregated $25,000,000 at Dec.
31, 1960,
and
of
which $5,000,000 have since been prepaid).
Any balance of pro¬
ceeds
will
be
added
to
the company's general funds.
The company
estimates
its
constrction
expenditures
at $14,500,000 for
1961
and
2101
company,
Moline
supplies
Ottumwa,
the
electricity
$3,150,000
Ginther
tration
East
also
Peck
&
Allison-Williams
&
Michigan Electric Co.—Registers Debs.—
100%,
—V.
Cunningham,
Corp.—Secondary Stock Offering
—April 28, 1961, it was reported that 35,000 shares of
this company's common stock had been sold at $33.75
per share through the First Boston Corp., New York
City.—V. 190, p. 1523.
&
from
Clayton Securities
Houston Natural Gas
Indiana
and
It
Inc.
Adams
&
Corp.—Enjoined—
to
Amount
Byrd
Horizon Land
101.19%
bonds:
new
Board Chairman.
Vice-President,
purchase
provides
Moline,
City.
Rapids
from
Period
Island,
Iowa
prices ranging
case.
company
PURCHASERS—The
manufacturer
a
(Rock
Dodge and
\
shirts and
Louie," "Tenprincipally to
the
manufacture
and
sale
of
specialized bowling apparel
worn
by
men, women and children participating in organized
bowling leagues.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be added to the company's general
is
company
Cities
at
each
in
EUSINESS—The
,
stock, to be offered for public sale on an
through underwriters headed by George K. Baum
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
shares
all
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
subsidiary
company,
with
an
the
has
SEC
of
General
joined
under
with
the
its
Public
Utilities
parent
in
Holding Company
Stock Sale—
Corp.,
the
Act
filing
for
New
of
holding
York
an
application
permission
to
issue
additional $7,000,000 of common stock (70,000 shares) to the
parent;
the
Commission
has
issued
an
order
giving interested persons
and
until
May
stock
sale
11,
will
construction
1961,
to
request
a
hearing
thereon.
The
be used by the subsidiary to reimburse
expenditures made prior to 1961.—V. 191,
proceeds
its
p.
of
treasury
1880.
the
for
Volume
Number
193
6051
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Registers Bonds—
This
tration
first
at
stock
with
to
used
$33,000,000
financing
due
The
be
to
1981,
net
Co.,
bank
to
be
proceeds
received
Gas
of
Detroit, Mich.,
April 21 covering
on
bonds,
Natural
American
Street,
SEC
bidding.
$3,000,000
retire
to
temporarily
the
line
pipe
competitive
together
Griswold
with
statement
mortgage
sale
500
company,
the
loans
construction.—V.
offered
the
for
the
of
the
will
of
western
in
purchase
addition,
is
retail
at
in
381
purchasers
below
named
the
have
following
The
National
First
agent and
sinking
registrar
fund
Indenture
City
for
Bank
of
as
has
$25,000,000
debentures
dated
Regulator
due
April
been
15,
.of
appointed
amount
the
1986.—V.
trustee,
of
193,
paying
25-year 4 '/a %
issued
under
company
1691.
p.
Blair
1560.
Louis
St.
agreed
principal
&
corporation
filed
registration
a
statement
underwriters
The
the
the
of
corporation,
County,
111.,
sale
and
the
to
issue.
which
St.
outstanding
repay
^94-mile
a
County,
pipeline
Mo., will
loans.—V.
Montana
bank
193,
Private Placement
—
Federal
Reserve
Seattle
SEC
Court
poration,
Horace
order
W.
Robt. W. Baird & Co. Inc.
500,000
Scott
Fulton,
Co. -Inc.
500,000
Yarnall,
Granbery, Marache & Co.
500,000
Lee
500,000
C.
Miller
Mackall
further
the
sale
G.
April
the
Inc.,
100%
of
debentures
the
bank
own
loans
outstanding
and
to
commercial
REDEMPTION—The
Motorola
at
company
funds
will
prices
24,
the
20
entry
enjoining
of
a
the
cor¬
Frederick,
Lee
and
anti-fraud
provisions
—V.
borrowed
have
1967,
the
which
at
interest
an
benefit
of
proceeds
retirement of
part
a
of
the
wholly-owned
a
from
sale
the
certain
bank
its
of
loans
and
subsidiary.
redeemed
be
may
cost
of
annual
an
calculated
is
of
paper
debentures
the
at
the
option
of
to
less
than
sinking
retire
least
at
4.75%.
fund,
The
debentures
beginning
of
75%
the
April
PROCEEDS—Net
part
of
the
will
to
purchase
the
principal
of
amount
below:
name
debentures
set
Stuart
Metropolitan
C.
A.
&
Co.
Merrill
Co..
Co.
&
Burge
Inc..
&
William
Blair
Ellis
Blunt
&
opposite
Co.
&
&
Blyth & Co.
Bosworth,
750,000
Alex.
Paine,
&
150,000
low
at
R.
Raffensperger,
Salomon
Co
750,000
Schwabacher
Corp
1,200,000
&
Dillon,
&
&
Co.
Co.
&
150,000
Co._
550,000
Smith,
1,200,000
&
Co
Shockey
Peabody &
months
and
750,000
Co..
Mackall
&
S.
J,.
Coe__
Hammill
and
not
of
35
or
of
the
the
The
at
the
to
of
the
pro¬
of
six
construction
leased
of
the
three
the New York
in
City,
snack-bar
&
&
statement
of
company
had
the
operations
retail sale.
for
York
New
operations
of
City
three
Stores,
$500,000
of
of
5%
of
current
the
sundry
in
the
&
outstand¬
of
notes
debentures
551,150
payable
due
193,
in
to
1966
913.
p.
Weld
&
&
Inc.
completed,
he
earnings
of
Delhi,
near
said
the
for
share.
per
Spur
La.
gives
it
company
business
of
company
to
Oil
re-elected by
New
The
Orleans,
to
La.,
has
same
were
of
the
has
well
being
new
a
the
before
the
meeting,
Approximately
person
by
or
board.—V.
98%
All
proxy.
193,
p.
all
the
of
has
to
giving
thereon.
As
in
the
officers
at
$2
on
Offered
bid of 1C0.971%.
a
—
Harri-
Other bids for
a
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities &
& Co., 100.924; and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
100.09.
First Boston Corp. bid 102.069 for 5s and White, Weld &
Co., 101.279 for 5s.
PROCEEDS—Net
used
by
the
proceeds
company
from
redeem
ro
its
and
the
sale
of
$15,000,000
the
debentures
principal
amount
will
of
Star
1961
new
construction
debentures
program.
will
be
to
at
the
option
of
starting in 1962, at prices ranging from 106.70%
to
special
prices,
beginning
in
1966,
and
receding
from
par,
plus accrued interest in each case.
The
company
produces,
to
to
all
April 25,
buy
inclusive,
at
stock.—V.
common
of
1961,
deben¬
any
flat
a
193,
price
1230.
p.
named
below
severally agreed
to
the following respective principal amounts
Amount
H.
Union
Ohio
Inc
C.
Collings
&
&
&
Rice
J.
Co.,
Co..
&
Inc.
150,000
Suplee,
Yeatman,
Mosley Co. Inc
Sweney Cartwright
Robert
300,000
Co.
&
E'.
M.
Freeman
Inc.
Joyce
E.
Inc..
Writer
100,000
Co...
&
Kohn
100,000
&
Co.
100,000
&
100,000
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Woodard-Elwood
&
Co.
200,000
1794.
p.
Co.,
Christensen, Inc
Co.,
•
193,
Peters,
200,000
Sc
Phillips,
B.
John
200,000
Co
&
100,000
Richard
Inc..
&
150,000
Boynton
Caldwell
200,000
Schmertz
&
Whittaker
Inc.
Securities
Corp.
Clark
&
150,000
L.
D.
300,000
Co.,
150,000
Co.
Sherrerd
Fahey,
150,000
Co.,
300,000
Cunningham,
150,000
...
Grant-Brownell
Morris, Stokes &
Carolina
200,000
_L
Irving
$200,000
Co
500,000
North
Co.
M.
Gardner..
&
Inc.
500,000
Co
Barret, Fitch,
Co.,
Inc
&
&
Steele
J.
C.
Co
Burr,
Co.
100,000
100,000
100,000
...
Ortronix,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—Pursuant
to
April 20 offering circular an underwriting group
by Beil & Hough, Inc., 350 First Ave., North,
St. Petersburg, Fla., publicly offered at $3 per share,
99,930 shares of this firm's 100 par common stock.
headed
National
Bank
at
laws
of
izing
the
in
tronic
State
the
and
the
(a)
of
SEC
interested
for
April
19,
to
filed
1961
share's
of
used
for
and
miniature
(d)
and
until
Approximately
such
machinery,
as
The
the
proprietary
a
balance
to
of
cash,
will
the
to
notification
of
equipment,
development
dis¬
of
be
be
in
bids
99,930
will
for
for
&
Hough
Inc.
purchase
their
is
of
for
development,
of other
number
invested
not
used
funds
outlined
used
financial
future
by
from
the
respective
company
the
company
responsibility
PRESENT
named
Co.—Acquires—
announced
Triton
of
Courts
April
on
Australia,
Hough
that
20
Ltd.,
it
which
has
holds
purchased,
the
right to
&
&
the
shares
of
for
set
—V.
Inc
agreed
forth
to
opposite
Shares
49,930
9,000
&
Co
John
7,000
.
Security Associates Inc.
Nolting Nichol & O'Donnell
9,000
Co
Lewis
193,
Beil
whom
severally
names;
Co
McDaniel
a
388,065 shs.
below,
have
Shares
&
Goodbody
as
FINANCING
Outstanding
representative,
number
will
above
contracts.
TO
underwriters
as
assets
items.
as
and
realm.
fixed
in
related
and
EFFECT
a
1,000,000 shs.
acting
line
(i)
transistorizing
microminiature
be
10tf)
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
shares
development,
for
expended
the
general
GIVING
of
proprietary
a
expended
demonstrate
submitting
stock
systems.
Orlando,
products.
proceeds
to
of
marketing
equipment
company's
and
be
will
$34,700
net
sale
Authorized
Common
with
stock
Road,
of
circuits.
nature
test
the
capital
prerequisite
the
special¬
elec¬
under*
will be applied substantially
shown:
expended
marketing
digital
Approximately $10,000 will
presently developed vacuum tube
of
1959
is Forsythe
the
priority
$15,000
engineering
items
(par 10 cents)
to
through Ezra Kureen Co., New York, N. Y.
be
from
of
com¬
reported
toward
letter
a
common
proceeds
order
(c)
Approximately $15,000
production,
engineering and
1794.
p.
net
the
Approximately
working
193,
of business
order
an
persons
previously
sale
bond
place
(b)
the
27,
organization
development and manufacture
equipment, subassemblies and
approximating $253,811
in
and
standard,
April
engineering
an
as
First
Agent,
•*,»
organized
was
design,
Disbursement
Fla.
Fla.
stock
common
production,
of
Inc.
Florida,
principal
County,
follows,
as
Orlando,
electro-mechanical
company's
Orange
of
research,
Dividend
and
Orlando,
BUSINESS—Ortronix
added
Co.
acquisition,
both
Most
portions
the
structures
out,
in
huge
William
with
Oscar
Harrison
H.
E.
Dooley
7,000
6,000
Co..
6,000
& Co....
6,000
&
1561.
p.
terms
Pacific Gas Transmission Co.—Private Placement—On
Corp. of Midland, Texas,
which shareholders of each
Moss
April 25, 1961 Blyth & Co., Inc., McLeod, Young, Wier,
Inc., and Dominion Securities Corp. announced that
private arrangements had been completed last Nov. 21
stated,
in line
is
with
Westwater
approved
and
on
future.
near
concession,
Mr.
Moss
said,
is
land
on
but
some
from 15 to 40 miles offshore into that part of the
lying within the Great Barrier Reef.
Known
surface
portions of six sedimentary basins, including the Bowen,
Artesian
adding
and
that
Carpentaria, lie within the area, Mr. Moss pointed
shareholder approval of the North Star-West-
upon
consolidation
active
an
have
extend
Pacific
water
President
consolidation
boards
will vote in the
of
South
the combined company
agreement
will embark upon
geological program.
Moss
observed
the
on
that
Triton
currently drilling
concession.
well
a
test
no
in
wells
He
for
noted,
Queensland
oil
or
gas
however,
Cabawin
(1
have
"We
purchases,
stores
and
transmits
the
par,
"there
is
that
in
real
a
this
Queensland
potential
for
concession,"
developing
huge
Mr.
Moss
reserves
has
emphasized,
for
our
com¬
and
sales
on
market for oil in Australia is excellent and rapidly growing.
country currently is importing 225,000 barrels daily and, in order
domestic exploration, still in an early phase, it is offering
financial assistance in approved drilling prospects,
sometimes under¬
writing half the drilling costs.
A minimum of 25 exploratory wells, it
"The
profit
paid
total
is
will
estimated,
be
drilled
in
Australia
within
the
12-month
next
The
its
Beverly
operations
The
company
Metal
Arcadia
Northrop
President,
Operations
would
of
be
Products
of
announced,
Arcadia,
combined
■
.
Calif.,
Thomas
with annual sales of
with those of Acme
V.
Jones,
j
-
approximately
Metal
wholly-owned Northrop subsidiary acquired less than
a
year
$5,000,-
ago.
Co.,
a
With
p.
totaled
$7,231,630,
annual
company's
com¬
meeting
3
or
cents
a
was
$31,979,
share for
the
or
l
same
cent
a
quarter
share, compared
of 1960.
percentage depletion
on
less favorable kiln-feed
basis.
913.
SEC
a
issued
In
and
Molding
1961
the
at
has
issued
an
order
under
the
Holding
Company
Act
to request a hearing
to issue and sell at
competitive
bidding $10,000,000 of
first mortgage
bonds due
1991.
The
company
will apply the net proceeds of the
bond sale to its
construction
program,
including the
payment
of
promissory
notes
upon
Fullerton,
of
period of 1960, B. W. Druckenmiller,
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Hearings Scheduled—
The
Hills, Calif., corporation on April 13 moved to expand
in the architectural metals and building products field.
has entered into an agreement to acquire all the assets
months
same
sales
reflect
to
193,
giving
Northrop Corp.—Acquires—
three
stockholders
to
figures for 1960 has been restated to include freight
shipments to customers. The net income figure for 1960 was
on
revised
period."—V. 193, p. 1453.
first
for the period
$88,925,
—V.
spur
the
reported
April 18.
Net
with
The
...
for
pared with $6,236,198 for the
President,
to
000,
nat¬
Net
The
of
com¬
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
Oil is
which
be
101.65%
both
feel
for the sale of $90,000,000 of this firm's first mortgage
pipeline bonds, 5*4% series, due Jan. 1, 1986. According
to the announcement, a portion of the bonds were to be
institutionally placed during April, 1961, and the re¬
mainder during July, 1961.—V. 192, p. 2510.
been
ever
that Union
wildcat)
some
promising shows and that several other major companies,
including Plymouth Oil, Sunray-Midcontinent, Delhi-Taylor and Stand¬
ard of New Jersey currently hold prospecting rights there.
-*•
redeemable
pany,
at
&
as
share,
are
Oil
and
company
out¬
standing 5 >/2 % sinking fund debentures due 1982,. and to prepay bank
due
July 1, 1961. The balance of the proceeds will be loaned
to
the company's
subsidiaries and used by them to finance part of
The
redemption
agreed
Reinholdt
research.
proposed
which
loans
their
&
be
55,000
per
proceeds
The
of
pany.
were:
1961,
into
Pierce,
Dillon,
financing its
on
covering
stock
Mr.
The group won award of the issue at competitive
April 24
25,
April
1,000,000
Beil
4.75%.
rate
be
purchasers
Co.
Coffin.
the
of
sale
had
on
for
stock
common
have
Smith Inc._$l,575,000
&
to repay some $2,000,000 of bank borrowings, and
the proceeds of the
purposes.—V.
corporation
offered
Ripley & Co., Inc., is manager of an underwriting
syndicate which offered on April 25 an issue of $27,000,000 of the company's 47/s% sinking fund debentures due
May 1, 1986, at 101.817% and accrued interest, to yield
sale
called
Co.
1,575,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co._ 1,575,000
White, Weld & Co
1,575,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.—Proposes Bond Sale
applied
order
an
hearing
a
corporate
tributors,
1794.
man
47/s%
has
into
&
them
company
bonds:
Lynch,
Securities
stock.
common
Service
firm
issued
request
will apply
SEC
The
quarter
the
earnings
Although
Debentures
—
violations
Holding Company Act permitting it to issue and sell at
bidding $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1991;
16
drilled
National Fuel Gas Co.
A
further
provisions
100,000
first
For
Co.,
indication
come
re-elected.
represented in
was
were
were
class
company's
from
anti-fraud
and
the
Great
order
the
to
the
G
PROCEEDS—The
April 20 the filing of
to enjoin New England
Mass., and George J. Rodgers,
seeking
North American Vending Manufacturing Corp., Floral
Park, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
be
cents per share on a lesser number of shares.
operations, C. H. Murphy, Jr., President, called atten¬
oil discovery being drilled by the company and
area
registration
Commission
the
750,000
Co.-,-
1961,
Allen
them
CAPITALIZATION
550,000
Co.
to
share.
and
APPOINTMENT—Transfer
announced
Boston)
Inc. of Holyoke,
controlling stockholder,
and
Act
other
300,000
Co.—
10,
convertible
per
to convert
from
Eastman
$4,142,418
consist;,
unsecured
indebtedness.—V.
Office
(USDC,
New Orleans Public
100,000
Co.—
expected
six
Edison Light Co.—Private Place¬
Regional
action
defendant
This
150,000
&
Yantis
S.
Co
&
is
1058.
p.
Amount
—V.
financing,
will
Inc.
6%
subordinated
Components
president
for
300,000
acquisition
193,
Y.
to
and
Fenner
and
Md.
for
sales
net
The
prospect 82,000 square miles <52,480,000 acres) in Queensland, Australia.
income
including
Boston
court
construction program,
Co.
May
are
Brothers,
series
Merrill
lunch¬
shop
the
in
quality
one
facilities,
doughnuts
located
completion
year
$25,000
company
Co.
Co
&
Co.—
Walker
H.
cents
39
or
the
chain
a
of
menu
coffee
have
making
operates
limited
a
the
follow:
Elkins,
York
others
are
Nedick's
10
North Star Oil
meeting
$1,307,000
1960,
outstanding stock
of
and
SEC
North
Baskinton
only
of
of
stock;
of
450,000
300,000
&
White,
F.
tails
$131,891.
550,000
discovery.
As
directors
1960,
N.
tendered
The
the'
probaole
been
yet
field
become
that
New England Electronic Components, Inc.—Ct. Action
May
.J—
Strauss
Wertheim
stockholders'
annual
in
initially
April 25 it was announced that First Boston
Corp. had placed privately $5,000,000 of this utility's
4i/2% notes, series C, due 1986.—V. 188, p. 1046.
1452.
p.
months
others
New
for
78
New Bedford Gas &
150,000
a
the
be
serving
two
unaudited
30,
of
common
1967;
petitive
.
Co.—
Nicolaus
G.
Hutchinson
review
Nov.
$112,500
300,000
—
750,000
_—
announced
to
addition
facilities
an
income
of
750,000
Murphy Corp.—Net Up—
In
Inc.,
operation,
have
capitalization
banks;
for
tion
will
modernization
to
of
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—Additional Financ¬
ing Details—Our April 24 issue reported the April 21
offering of this firm's bonds. Additional financing de¬
750,000
550,000
Co.
$1,148,000
100,000
area
ended
net
under
—
100,000
Brothers
three
150,000
100,000
Co.
anticipated
for
approval
an
550,000
Co
&
Barney
Thomas
—
the
Stores,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
Securities
&
Brothers
Inc.
Thalmann
Lehman
At
the
and
luncheonettes
In
diner
EARNINGS—In
100,000
Co..
—
&
Stifel,
300,000
Inc.—
Co.
Co.
were
Woods
Co
(including five in northern New Jersey),
Philadelphia, Pa., and one each in Albany, N. Y„ Baltimore,
Washington, D. C.
100,000
&
Inc.
Stern
&
150,000
Illinois
193,
for
used
is
snack-bar type
luncheonettes,
Electronic
550,000
Co.
&
Renshaw___
Bros.
Co.
Shields
Co
Co.
—V.
84
Federal
Inc.
&
Shearson,
300,000
Noyes
&
the
Of
its
Rothschild
F.
______
Hemphill,
McMaster
150,000
Hughes
Hutzler
:
&
Hutchinson,
&
Union
Co
Goodbody
Ladenburg,
150,000
Co.—
Newton &
financing
the
in
May.—V.
Stock Offered—Public
It
has
com¬
Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
on
at. $15.50
Butcher
prices.
a
metropolitan
100,000
&
Pressprich
550,000
duPont
Boston
Kidder,
the
type
others
150,000
L.
Co. Inc.
&
Co.
Jackson
Jaffray
W.
Rodman
&
has
three
and
550,000
300,000
Securities
Hickey
&
_—
150,000
Hopwood
&
450,000
&
750,000
Co._
Curtis
550,000
Freeman
150,000
area.
snack-bar
84
150,000
Northwest
Piper,
750,000
—
Co
&
Webber,
450,000
Eastman
Inc.
15,
debentures
108%,
ment—On
750,000
1,200,000
Co.
Sons
Francis I.
&
Pacific
&
Wells
Merle-Smith
&
The
Ohio
550,000
Simmons.
S. Dickson
First
Moseley
450,000
Inc
Brown
S.
550,000
Co
Sullivan
F.
Mullaney,
300,000
v
Inc.
Inc.
Dick
of
its
Pierce,
Smith Inc._$
&
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
300,000
Co
Co.
Lynch,
Fenner
3,275,000
Kraus
&
Stearns
Becker
G.
R.
&
Whipple & Co.
Bear,
A.
Sachs
Allyn
Ball,
be
the
funds.
luncheonettes,
of
BUSINESS—Nedick's
of
Amount
$3,275,000
Bacon,
&
■
Inc.
Goldman,
the
agreed
Amount
Halsey,
existing
luncheonettes
new
general
of
end
PURCHASERS—The
from
proceeds
subsequently
company's
York
Lehman
on
company's
stock
stockholders.
the
corporation
The
150,000
:
April 25 of 185,000 shares of the
common
stock of Nedick's Stores, Inc., at a price of
$7.75 per share by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. The offering
marked the first public sale of the company's common
shares, and it sold quickly at a premium. <
made
was
by
purchase
Nedick's Stores, Inc.—Common
shares
of
New
300,000
.
Arcadia's
.inclusive
1794.
p.
offering
ing
company has agreed to sell to each
below and each of
the
underwriters has
named
150,000
of
debentures
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co
&
193,
which
a
diversified
outstanding 6% convertible debentures due Sept. 1, 1970 at 106%.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 Pine St.,
tures
&
Lentz,
have
in
Northrop
its
of
Oil Recovery
The
150,000
Co.
would
$10,000,000
its
150,000
Bioren
300,000
150,000
Inc.
.
Moore
of
—
150,000
Yates, Heitner &
Stokes
Morris,
200,000
Co.
Co.
Joyce
&
of
Northrop
sales
Oglebay Norton Co.
Secondary Completed — On
April 25, McDonald & Co. announced the completion of
a secondary
offering of 22,000 shares of this firm's $1 par
common stock.—V.
191, p. 1568.
200,000
1,
prior to maturity.underwriters
Stix
by
Co—
Smith,
.
directors
completed
Miller & Co.—_
Writer &
Peters,
350,000
—
>
200,000
Co._
&
Christensen
Co
&
Inc.
B.
Mead,
&
Inc.
Elworthy
of
debentures.
ranging from 104.75 %
to
100%
except that the
prior to April 1, 1966, redeem the debentures with
not,
may
of
John
Co.
200,000
Co.
Mellen
Acme,
200,000
&
Cassell &
Miller
350,000
&
Co.
food
retirement
Coe___
Cohu
eonette
company will
apply
to
prepayment and
400,000
300,000
accrued interest.
and
PROCEEDS—The
Joseph,
350,000
Elkins,
April 26, $30,000,000
due April 1, 1986 at
on
debentures
Chlles-Schutz
400,000
300,000
Montana Reserve stock and
Motorola,
500,000
Co.
' Turben
200,000
Co.
&
Carroll
Co
Inc.
Winslow,
Biddle
&
Amott, Baker & Co. Inc.
On April
—
McCoy,
violating
of
offered
4%%
&
Merrill,
ceeds
which
&
&
Mosle & Co
& Stringfellow—
W.
F.
200,000
Inc
Co.
&
Co
300,000
Bodine
&
&
Gardner
&
Cook
Boettcher
1560.
p.
permanently
Ray
&
Co
Richards
Rotan,
Reid
&
& Townsend,
Crouter
600,000
Staats &
R.
Clay
Motorola, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc. and Goldman, Sachs & Co. head a group of
underwriters
Masten
Kay,
from
Corp.—Enjoined—
announced
Montana)
Beckerley,
from
in
Act
Office
(USDC,
L.
White
the Securities
Underwriting
Regional
Richard
2,000,000
2,000,000
Inc
between
Morgan Stanley & Co. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. announced
the private placement of $25,000,000 of this firm's sink¬
ing fund notes, due Dec. 1, 1984.—V. 192, p. 2223.
The
Co
DeHaven
E.
Co.
William
&
Monochem, Inc.
2,100,000
Inc.
300,000
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
proceeds
the
use
$
A.
Loewi
Stetson
operates
Louis
of
shares
Space
3,000,000
750,000
Reinholdt
with
Lane,
3,000,000
Co.
&
Co.
Newhard,
Securities and Exchange Commission on April 27 covering the
proposed
public sale of $5,600,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1981. Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. are named
as
Co._
Stone & Co
McDonald
Mississippi River Transmission Corp.—Registers—
This
&
Hayden,
(Gulfport) has applied to the SEC for an order under
the Holding Company Act authorizing it to issue $465,000 of first mort¬
gage bonds for sinking fund purposes; and the Commission has issued
an
order giving interested persons until May
18 to request a hearing
193, p.
—$4,300,000
Sachs
&
Johnson,
Corp.
and
7
and Arcadia, *;Norhtrop would issue
exchange for Arcadia
assets.
It
is
anticipated that the Arcadia acquisition would result in
enhancement,
rather than
dilution, of Northrop per share earnings. The agreement
is contingent
upon approval by the California Corporation Commission
severally
Amount
Co.
Brothers
Becker
G.
A.
&
—
Goldman,
Lehman
Hayden,
company
thereon.—V.
Inc.
Ripley
Hallgarten
Mississippi Power Co.—To Issue Bonds—
Thjs
Harriman
Arcadia
agreement,
boards
operating
respective
of
subsidiary with
annual
architectural products.
Under the terms of the
and
Co.—Appointments
principal
1986
combination
mercial
20,000
total
Amount
Minneapolis-Honeywell
the
,
com¬
western New York and eastern Ohio.
1960, the company had
and net income of $9,162,000.
the
company
debentures:
the
provided
year
from
of
the
company
distributes
markets gas-burning equip-
and
gas,
service
Pennsylvania,
the
of $113,118,000
amounts
In
mixed
Gas
PURCHASERS—The
to
(1903)
gas.
and
gas
appliances.
EARNINGS—For
revenues
be
purpose
1914.
p.
natural
and
munities
sale,
common
parent,
for
of
manufactured
and
ment
public
bond
sale
company's
incurred
192,
regis¬
a
$30,000,000
from
from
ural
straight
filed
Chronicle
and
until
sale
interested
proposal
for
a
such
persons
of
this
until
May
(Johnstown)
8,
1961,
company
purpose.
application, the company has proposed the issuance
competitive bidding of $12,000,000 of debentures due 1986;
Commission
has
issued
an
order
giving interested persons
separate
sale
at
the
May
will
24
be
to
request
used
for
a
hearing thereon.
construction
Proceeds of the debenture
and for payment of
expenditures
8
(1904)
promissory
notes
expected
be
—\f.
to
193,
The Commercial and
issued
May
17
such
for
the
lor
and
bidding
The
purposes.
bonds
for
5
June
is
date
the
company
debentures.
the
Marron,
corporation
March
1961,
31,
income
taxes
shares
of
This
of
$220,100,
with
$692,060,
period
quarter
1960,
of
stockholders
April 25.
on
in
the
Prices
lizers,
for
principal
with
three
months
share
per
ended
the
on
Haupt
—V.
75
80
were
cents
the
cents
share
a.
in
share
a
quarterly
the
Marlex
plastics
Income
from
in
same
the
presently
in
Corp.
of
other
ferti¬
higner
than
natural
estimated at
193,
Common
—
of
State
♦Supply,
New
York
On
March
Inc.,
$150,000,000
Physio-Chem
scientific
toy
standard
and
The
Corp.
and
Stock
17,
sets,
1953
under
company's
packages
all
of
Pur¬
—
under
the
and
the
laws
Home
name
name
stock
common
distributes
of
this
issue,
legal,
$15,COO
to
including
advertising
be
of
estimated
by
paid
corporate
other
legal,
sold,
f:hares
of
shares
$15,000
the
The
net
including debt
working capital.
to
estimated
net
printing
proceeds
is
value
par
shares
of
underwriter
will
etock
per
lc
at
stock
common
have
options
and
will
$5,000
other
be
authorized
lc
used
issued
to
of
the
'
V
of
Pillsbury
1,000,000
100,000
sold,
of
will
there
shares
be
the
and
of
April
on
000,000
of
change
Commission.
Hopwood
debentures
will
Proceeds
due
registration
a
June
1,
Goldman,
head
from
27
Sachs
offering
an
the
sale
of
with
1986
of
the
&
the
common
the
Co.
Securities
and
Piper,
debentures
debentures
to
will
$10,-
and
Ex¬
Jaffray
the
be
&
Net
Net
to
It
is
consumer
products.
Dyechem
Pursuant to
This
New
Co.,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—
of
present
10
corporation
New
Corp.
sale
over
an
York
of
State
Beverage
in
York
on
Aug.
Originally
carbonated
business
years
of
8.
1949,
formed
to
beverages,
producing
and
ago
incorporated
was
under
the
in
engage
the
dye
finally
under
markers
and
of
Presto
manufacture
first
its
laws
of
name
the
company
discontinued
the
commenced
shark
repellents
beverage
business
1958.
The
devices.
PROCEEDS—The
Trom
the
sale
$224,500;
of
after
exceed
(a>
and
It
in
is
of
order
dye
and
the
hereby
the
that
will
priority
for
which
manu¬
$815,946
——
$140,962
$165,633
$359,365
$442,089
03,892
64,033
130,498
172,126
and
Corp.,
outstanding
N.
Y.,
printer
of
the
of
the
the
of
in
stock
Vice-President
Senior
football
will
will
be
used
for
CAPITALIZATION
and
of
by
Rapid-
the
under
packaging
the
Luckman,
together
with
is
Common
stock
♦Excluding
110b
20,000
upon exercise
and
repellent
working capital
GIVING
of
Progress
par):
and
EFFECT
be
to
utilized
advertising
products
for
of
the
the
Presidency
in
designed
Mr.
of
Levy
million,
$10
independent
in
printed
and
and
paper
of
excess
leading
to
all
will
as
sub¬
a
iils'main plant,
to
of
of flexible
polyethylene,
cellophane,
Cellu-Craft
packaging material;
in.
and
converters
Gustave
■?
•.
offering
warrants
of
general
TO
materials,
Rubngr, Inc.,. of New York,
of
gift
wrapping^ .plastic wallpapers
Transpak, Inc.," of Hialeah, Fla., printers
packaging materials.—V. 193, p. 1453.
and
flexible
of
April
on
common
use
in
and
10.7 %
period
has
$321,769,000
over
earnings
of
the
H.
reported.
ended
quarter
Alexander
history,
company
for
.
increased
the same period last year. Estimated net
15.3% over earnings of $23,320,000 for
March
sales
31,
$356,331,000
of
quarter.
1960
After
provision
earnings
to
of
compared
snare
I960.-
Mr.
Galloway
also
indicated
that
cigarettes had increased sales volume
with
pared
estimated net
common
shares
outstanding
with $1.15 a share for the
stock,
preferred
20,000,000
company's
per
the
on
the
same
for
the
period.—V.
year-ago
Winston
and
Salem
first quarter as com¬
Camel,
192,
Richmond,
and
Fredericksburg
Period
End.
Mar. 31—
RR.—Earnings
Potomac
&
-Proceeds
of
of
150,009
for
the
of
the
the
sale
and
for
purposes.
FINANCING
iirrfrfuYtc
products
shares
will
residential,
an
of
be
added
is
equipment
commercial
to
in
and
t?ader nTme ^Gua^riia?,v
SkSuS? atlfTV,
plant
,
commercial
on
a
purposes.
Chester,
electro-
uses.
and
—V.
193,
research
tuners
rr,fCt0rs *
under
located
In
electric wiring
programs
bv
the
com-
AoWny
residential
0.97,
yea'r
329,053
°f $M15'912 and
$2,454,713
$1,915,511
771,104
408,071
*'
-
-
..
.
1,
/
..
Chairman
of
the
of
earnings should improve moderately in the remain¬
and improve even more in 1962, John L. Riegel,
1961
Board,
stockholders
told
the
at
annual
meeting
on
25.
These
results
depend partly on some improvement in the general
picture in the second half of the year. But, he said, "Our
economic
plans are based on a moderate business improvement."
(Riegel had reported earnings of 37 cents per share
quarter
of
of
about
While
in
the
1961
the
mill
a
dollars
started
Riegel
purchase
aging,
with
in
show
the
a
Engineering
held
developed
p.
that
noted
that
than
at
-
and
sales
quarter
selling
other
any
the
that
first
in
new
Co.,
Chicago
machines
President,
companies
with
improve
to
price
time
.
,
to
since
-
v
the
our
1989
weeks
also
ago"
attracted
and
that
widespread
Bryce
of
progress
1960.
He
by
other
Riegel-
attention.—V.
193,
747.
and^ iXice
Predecessors for
and
net
totaled
•'
Brick
Tile
&
Co.—Private
Placement—On
April 25 it Was announced that Boettcher & Co., Denver
2, Colo., had placed privately $1,250,000 of this firm's
5V2%, (P/4%, GV2% first mortgage serial notes, 1901
series.
The notes
due
are
Oct.
1
annuallv
from
1962
through
—Public
offering of 80,000 shares of the class A stock of
Roblin-Seaway at a price of $0 per share was made on
April 25 by an underwriting group headed by Brand,
Grumet &c> Seigel, Inc.
The offering marked the first
including
purchase
a
firm
commitment
to
purchase
from
the
the
of
funds
carrying
additional
fro'in
and
the
used
financing
for
various
will
be
BUSINESS—Roblin-Seaway
of
available
operations
offering
its
will
be
the
of
and
offering
the
to
recently,
used
equipment
Initial
company
TO
the
proceeds
primarily
and
for
operations.
EFFECT
for
the
the
necessary
'
\
PRESENT
;
FINANCING
438,000 shs.
for
reserved
are
stock
Outstanding
*578,000 shs.
shares
anticipated
193, p. 496.
option .plans.—V.
future
on
June
1, next,
through
first 5%
mortgage bonds,
Payment will be made at the Harris
Chicago, 111.—V. 190, p. 94.
101.21%.
the
three
months
equivalent
stock,
net
sales
to
earnings
ended
$.356
according
for
to
of
first
March
share
per
Robert
S.
$240,295
31,
1961
the
on
Salant,
or
$.33
quarter
of
that
increased
directors'
meeting,
and
A
share
per
of
this
year
to
rose
the. company
the
sales
held
on
expects
company
and
earnings
This
in
the
the
stockholders
meeting
regular
the
on
of
$6,652,241
April
immediately
quarterly
class
A
record
May
1,
following
dividend
capital
of
stock,
by
1961.—V.
the
$.275
payable
193,
18
the
continuation
a
evidenced
as
results.
the
declared
increased
class
President.
year.
meeting
told
were
of
the
last
annual
trend
quarter
San
Diego
the
of
first
stockholders'
share
per
May
15,
was
1961
to
748.
p.
Chargers,
Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—
April 18 offering circular, Norman C.
Co., 625 Broadway, San Diego, Calif., publicly,
Pursuant
Roberts
offered
to
an
100,000 shares of this firm's
corporate
to
the
Bank
America
of
San
National
BUSINESS—San
of
California
fessional
American
the
Industries, Inc., was consolidated with
in April 1961. The Roblin Division
agent
Diego,/San
Trust
and
Football
1961.
9,
club
in
capital stock
par
League,
Diego
Chargers." Its executive
Boulevard, San Diego 4, Calif.
the
capital stock,
will
to
be
net
after
the
general
funds
to
under
club
$260,000.
of
the
All
is
known
said
for
company
and
Bank
the
working
pro¬
the
as
from
proceeds
State
a
from
2203
at
company
of
in
operates
franchise
located
are
the
and
owns
deducting underwriting discounts
approximately
Trust
registrar
incorporated
was
Calif.,
football
proceeds
and
Association,^ San Diego, Calif.
Inc.
offices
National
Calif.,
company
Diego,
which
First
Diego,
Tne
San
The
Savings
Diego Chargers,
Feb.
on
football
El
the
and
the
"San
Cajon
sale
of
expenses,
will
be
added
capital.
nn?AuITALIZATION"T~The
000 shares of
comPany has an authorized capital of 400,without par value, of which
50,000 shares
been issued
to
Sporton Corp.
in exchange
for certain
assets.
company contemplates issuing 150,000 of such
shares to
common
have
compensation
01
the
will
for
business'
will
be
Sporton
by Sporton in the organization
Upon the completion of the offering,
300,000 shares of the company's
common
services
the
value.
par
rendered
company.
outstanding
without
own
of
stock
When
all
the
shares
offered
sold,
are
200,000
Sporton
shares, or 662/3%, of those outstanding, issued to
it,
exchange
for
assets
which
cost
Sporton
$150,286.91,
and
the
investing public will own
100,000 shares,
or
33y3%, of those outstanding for which it will have
paid $300,000. Sporton is, and after
this
offering will be, the principal stockholder and in
control of the
in
company
Barron
ot
Hilton
Sporton.—V.
and
193,
Conrad
N.
Hilton
the
are
sole
stock¬
1122.
p.
Seaboard Allied
Milling- Corp.—Annual Report—
firnC0!.n! of Seaboard Allied Milling
tor
I960
iJiesKy
totaled
stockholders
Net
sales
capital
on
the
of
in
to
(American
$237,748
company's
annual
Exchange)
for
1959,
Otto
issued
to
report
$79,304,733,
the
sale
Corp.
compared
the
14.
an increase of 2.797o
over 1959.
increased $2,520,572 to $10,342,343.
company
in
the
said
April
were
Included
from
$1,316,900
President,
of
i960
income
.net
company's
50%
development in Hayward,
<t^n/?^1i)any s -interest
tbe
total
is
interset
a
in
Working
non-recurring
Palma
Ceia
profit
Shopping
Calif.
$400,000
profit
and
after
by
in
West
repayment
allowing
Bresky
for
taxes
in
Coast development
original investment
of
froih the sale included
i'°
in
1960
1959
and
I960.
This
revenues
as
reported
increase,
a
sold
was
of
for
$1,267,500.
total
is
$278,078
1962.
increase
by
the
improvements in operating
by-product returns made possible as
and
income
net
to
lesult
he
of
said,
19%
Commodity Credit Corp. effective July
"It will be the
continuing policy of
stantial
company
efficiencies
in flour milling
of capital
outlays in
despite a cut in grain
result
was
reduction
1,
attributed
was
in
storage
rates
i960.
your
,
company
to
by
.
program
>
sub¬
outlays to increase the
productivity of our mills and equip¬
when realizable
savings will
justify
the
cost,"
the
Seaboard
president said in his letter to
stockholders.
Bresky also disclosed that
15,000,000 bushels of Rodeo wheat were
harvested during the
year in (he Southwestern wheat belt.
This strain
of wheat was
developed by the company.
It produces a strong flour
with exceptional
baking characteristics which fill the needs of modern
ment,
automated
several
bread
other
Seaboard
making.
varieties
paid
30
1
of
He
said
wheat
cents
per
that
strains
share
the
in
working
on
laboratories.
during
class B
shares of common
stock, and 1,700,469
is non-dividend and convertible
into half the
a
period of nine years.
Seaboard
Allied
Milling Corp., whose executive
which
stock
is
company
its
dividends
932.667
1960.
It
common
number
of
has
stock
common
over
offices
are
located
Newton.
Mass., conducts flour milling and grain storage operations
Kansas, Missouri, Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Pennsylvania
Ohio,
It also
operates a general baking business in
New York
in
and
and
Ohio.
The
company
aggregate
1961,
in
Seaboard,
with
.common
mill
stockholders
facilities
of
the
stock,
191,
Electronic
417
for
35,000
15,000,000
meeting
Boston.—V.
Seaboard
ment
has
storage capacity of
Annual
purposes,,
and
no
at $3 per share.
17,
added
of
substantially
larger
inventories
manufacturing equipment.
Roblin. Inc., and Seaway Steel
Corp.
,
and
company
period.
net
the
the
in
Roblin-Seaway Industries, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered
proceeds
office
Tne
manufacturing
expenses
proceeds
facilities and
Bank,
for
$5,391,021
At
1981.
general
laws
Salant, Inc.—Net Up—
with
stockholders
storage
during
two
Wash.
development,
estimated
net
GIVING
at
substantial
sign
Pack¬
to
converter
company's
Riegel
.
the
company's
Seattle,
par)__„
$259,326,
1960
Total
/
expects
company
The
under
Light & Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
capital
is
.
high-speed packaging machine developed
a
subsidiary, was "the hit of the packagingtwo
had
reviewed
merged
1960.)
of
continued
"the
ago."
stockholders
Leinbach,
consolidating
Bartelt
years
production
noted
the
period
1960
first
in
agreement in May for Bryce Packaging, Inc.
plants in Memphis and Dallas, is a major
the snack specialty field.
Frederick, S.
in
the
the
as
pulp
lower
ton
comparable
same
Riegel
Mr.
a
nine
told
the
the
Division's
quarter,
pulp
..Mr.
about
Carolina
first
several
for
cents
50
vs.
$25,000,000,
PROCEEDS—Net
made
this
company
earnings
B
holders
,
public sale of the company's class A shares.
seveially
the
finance
(no
Savings
compares
Riegel Paper Corp.—Annual Meeting—
The corporation's
company's
nave
$967,993
205,482
1562.
p.
•
•
$769,021
income J
oper.
Robinson
stereo
facilities
Cable harnesses a"d
30*
4,014,729
related
in Worcester, Mass. Sales of the com¬
average monthlv basis are apnroximatelv
ry"
calendar
The
and
Tjcaf ye&a7 ^nded"re- *tV mo'S6,C.0I?pany alld "s
y
ended Dev. 31, I960 totaled $2,825,293
.£?«&
Pa.
equipment,
military
manufacturing
'
space
$6,469,442
4,136,368
from rwy.
revenue
rwy.
also
company subsidiary. Webster,
at
•
iif^hP missile and
the .^i^fiSem i
in
subsidiaries
corpora¬
working capital
inventories,
for
components
controls,
n
Stock
initial public
manufacture, and distribute
ail
used
1122.
p.
Corp.. incorporated
in
Morton Electronics
located
and
$6,051,879
1,274,977
operations
issuance
193,
this
in
corporate
e+affc PahdUcleSRnrniUdenilnter0f^Ce,-COmmunicaUo^
cleaning units, light dimmer
Rochester
Net
Net
glassine
investment
Electronics
firm, and
electrical
for
for
Corp.—Common
ehSfr onlr aHiriU1 \an6S| design- develop,
ic Ynr
Net
class
stock
$2,242,970
expenses
Offered—
.
1959.
has commenced
140,000
under
&
7.92%
,
business of Chester
r
Jf5r ?
,
reserved
underwriter.—V.
other
1961—3 Mos—1960
1961—Month—1960
ievenue____
oper.
pro¬
share.
a
increased
an
! "Uesu
j
stock
the
oper.
$2,188,333
1,419,312
Rwy.
April
corporate
PRESENT
& Co., Inc. made
at $4.50
development
pth
devicef
stock
Salant &
there
ing quarters
Outstanding
Electronics
26
to
wnich
June
The
1753.
p.
Stock
$583,932.50.
from
PROCEEDS—The
$1.33
quarter
rose
dividends
for
the
on
amounted
first
$26,900,000
'•
„
company has called for redemption
operation of the sinking fund, $45,000 of its
01
volume of this company
months of 1961 than for any
three
in
sold
cold
Kesselman
are:
.
Street,
deducting
The
cigarette
as
first
the
in
quarter
President,
the
-
well
as
levels
first
Galloway,
For
earnings
higher
previous
now
stock
carrying
and
to
Ar?u?tIN?q?Q~Pl0gKeSS vY^bst"
aevices
Of
savings
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Net, Sales Up—
(R. J.)
the
*310,000 shs.
common
granted
Webster
PROCEEDS
e.auc
it
capital
issuance
•; • ■
manufacture
the
display
r
three divisions.
major extruder and
operates
a
is
and
plate-making
and
art
Hyde Park,
New
organized
was
converter
with complete
foil,
Laminex Corp.
and
purpose
900.000 shs.
______
shares
Offered—Marron, Sloss
research
*
former
Cellu-Craft
company.
Seaway
forging
108.
p.
incorporated
research,
company,
company
to
working
At
sales
1960
today
materials
of
tne
the
available
an
owned
*
Sales
193,
30,
Holden
in
engage
acquisition of additional
Rapid-American.
laihinator
ex¬
not
Authorized
tion's
Since
same
follows:
as
attracting non-government business:
Approximately $100,000 to increase dye
inventory
purchase of casings and supplies: and
(ci
Approximately $84,500, representing the balance
ceeds,
be
of
made
was
Board
Sid
who
star,
by
for
and
underwriting group
was
Dec.
on
233
by
largest
packaging
President of Cellu-Craft.
professional
operate
In''addition
engaged
stock
nation's
flexible
acquisition
Chairman
and
Levy,
Park,
and
consummated on the basis of a transfer of
of
shares of
Rapid-American common stock
Cellu-Craft
They include:
to
at
approximately
*
the
ail
12
Hyde
announcement
was
and
April
on
New
designer
President
glassine,
acetate,
located
are
St. Joseph
purchased
number
and
corporation
will
ry.
Samuel J.
and
packaging
produced
Corp.—Common
Washington
formed
due
Riklis,
of
the
Co.—V.
373,857
joint
to
of
Common
396,470
purchase
1937
Steel
Industry
an
payable
.1961—3 Mos.—1960
$755,835
from
steel
scrap
Authorized
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Mooch—1960
127,206
outstanding
in
in
&
Research
CAPITALIZATION
$292,839
A
Levy
Lunt
PROCEEDS—After
.
1339.
134,947
converter,
all-American
approximately
(bi
t1>e
have
realized
estimated
proceeds
promotion
shark
of
be
be
commissions
company
such
to
company
underwriter's
of
of
$40,000
markers
to
offered
the
expenses
anticipated
the
Approximately
company's
proceeds
securities
payment
$7,500.
substantially
estimated
the
allowance
pense
.
which
conditions
p.
of
plants operated by
Division, operates a
produces bars, rods and
Which
Y.
sale
Tne
Seaway
in the fields of rocketry and high temperature
technology, for
military and commercial use. Included within the scope of its activities
are
research and
development pertaining to propulsion, energy supply
and conversion, combustion and
general space technology.
quarter
and
Pacific Railway
&
Rwy.
the
business
"First
$275,909
Products
undisclosed
Mr.
D.
S.
as
principal products presently being marketed by the com¬
dye
markers
and
shark-repellent packets.
Both
products
been
utilized
by certain of the armed services as maritime
have
lor
the
said,
1453.
independent
The
The
.sales
are
safety
and
State
was
com¬
1960.
engineers public works projects and
ceramics industries, and Transport Leasing
corporation
Cellu-Craft
two
pany
of
income—_
p.
American,
N.
nickel.
fastener
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
April 24 offering circular, Frank Karasik
& Co., Inc., 285 Madison
Ave., New York 17, N. Y.,
publicly offered 110,000 shares of this firm's 10c par
common stock at $2.50
per share.
its
owo-for-one
totaled $90,796,613,
1961
containers; Swindell-Dressier Corp.,
furnaces
expenses.
oper.
reached
Presto
the
Trust
that capital expenditures will aggregate
approximately
during the fiscal yeah- ending May 31, 1961 compared witn
in the previous fiscal year.—V. 193, p. 108.
$9,400,000
and
and
revenue
Meshulam
and
steel
and
metals.
'•'
Inc.
plant
to shareholders,
of
the
expected
$12,500,000
the
reflect
to-
Rapid-American Corp.—Acquires—
The
Tonowanda,
BUSINESS—The
to
amounted
is
oper.
193,
purchase
Y.
April 27 prospectus, Craig-Hallum, Kinnard, Inc., and Bianchett, Hinton & Granat, Inc., pub¬
licly offered 300,000 shares of this firm's no par common
stock at $2.25 per share.
;
-
quarter
his message
in
'
earnings
the first three months
continuation
a
Inc,
revenue
—V.
repay
indebtedness,
to
increase
working
capital
and
to
make
capital expenditures.
Over the past
several years, the company has.
generally required larger amounts of working capital because of the
growth of its business and the increased proportion represented by
of
first
Inc.'s
adjusted
;
1
for
oper.
ry.
the
N.
.
Rocket
President, announced
facilities
public.
used
share,
per
revenues
Carry,
Cellu-Craft,
covering
f.hort-term
sales
Co.
1,500
-
cents per share,
46
or
Champ Carry,
Pullman
1960,
1960.
1,
industrial
Railway
Railway
sidiary
statement
1;61,
of
nonferrous
Bufialo,
steel
the
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
.
_________
shareholders.
of
cents
Quanah, Acme
this
Co.—Registers Debentures—
filed
72
or
trailers
continue
Pillsbury
N.
of
to
.
..
quarter
materials.
which
of
to
for the metals and
lessor of special type railway cars.—V.T93,
■..
,
months
Period Ended Mar. 31—
for
'
outstanding
20,000
,
Co.
its subsidiaries earned $2,107,499,
his report
plants
the
'V
Kleinzahler,
&
1960."
comprised of .Pullman-Standard Division, manufac¬
railway cars and special transportation equipment; The M. W.
factures
and
general
conclusion
are
and
purchase
share.
Walker
&
Inc.—Report—
reflect-
truck
of
expenses
for
issue
to
share
per
presently issued and outstanding. At
underwriting, assuming that all shares offered
200,000
of
'
company
stock,
underwriter
fee
redaction, inventory, product devel¬
are
common
the
finder's
a
accounting,
the company.
CAPITALIZATION—The
,
of
expenses,
purposes
and
opment,
allowance
an
and
Rodetsky,
4,500
and
in
UNDERWRITERS—Others
Co.3,500
&
in
shapes
drawing..
381.
operations
is
company will be approximately $205,000 after payment
underwriter's commissions and
deductions of the expenses of
the
&
mill
other
.
business
located
.
principally
3,500
2,500
Co.___
Co, Inc
Salomon
4,500
Co.
&
&
rolling
4,500
3,500
the
lerrous
are
4,500
—_,—
Stern
Kellogg Co., designer and builder of process plants for the petroleum,
chemical, paper and other industries; Trailmobile Inc., manufacturer
to
line
a-*
of
proceeds to the
of
1
Co
L.,
Lab
changed
was
supplies including chemical refills for all
laboratory equipment and microscopes, slides
the
F.
split of June
results
accessories.
PROCEEDS—If
Hanra..an
4,500
in
Pullman
Offered
incorporated
was
the
1961
company
hobby
chemistry
microscope
Corp.
March
8,
4,500
&
Co. Inc.
Co
oimer
Roolin
adversely affected the corporation's earnings since the middle of
Co..
on
Co.,-
Inc.—______
three
President
-
BUSINESS—Physio-Chem
•the
Newburger
Consolidated
1561.
p.
to an April 14 offering circular, Fontana Securi¬
ties, Inc., 82 Beaver St., New York City, publicly offered
and sold 100,000 shares of this firm's H par common
share.
7,500
&
pared with $110,872,739 for
was
gas
suant
per
Co._
Noel
first
the
For
$25,804,000
and
averaged
sales
are
I960.—V.
&
and
first
April 23
on
'
1961
Robblns &
T.
&
&
Pullman
in
released
report
with
ammonia
and
for
Wm.
Harrison
p.
$3,326,585,
products,
84,000
in
engaged
and
He.zfeld
Pullman
and
in
Inc.__
Stonehill
193,
Is
below
Pursuant to
1960.
of
$180,700,000
$3
forth
set
Shares
8,000
Co.
turer
at
stock
com mop
9,000
Decujen
&
Federman,
same
■
Physio-Chem
stock
of
Co
Stroud
Up—
7%
with
refined
rubber,
quarter
Capital expenditures
Compared
the
cents
Co.
&
Emanuel,
year.
substantially.
up
shares
of
Corp..!
Co.
Alstyne,
stock
all
same
Van
for
1,771,380
the
&
1338.
told
were
provision
on
totaled $27,506,000 compared
last
quarter
synthetic
the
fn
income
Net
first
compared
after
share
per
for
39
p.
increased
first
$514,625
Sloss &
Walker
H.
Laird
ended
months
Ira
to
193,
three
the
cents
Co.—Net
company's turnings
1961
equal
shares.—V.
common
of
29
to
G.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
for
outstanding.
net
earnings
Phillips Petroleum
The
the
earnings
equal
stock
of
1960,
of
subsidiaries
net
report
common
31,
number
its
and
compared
March
number
respective names:
Shares
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
The
full
opposite their
1453.
p.
Financial Chronicle
of
p.
the
sacks
bushels
company
of
is
of
flour
and
daily,
grain.
scheduled
for
May
2206.
Corp.—Files
for
Secondary—
Canal
Street, New York, filed a registration state¬
April 26 covering 100,000 outstanding shares of
to be offered for public sale at $5.50 per share by the
SEC
on
Continued
on
page
48
,
Volume
Number
193
6051
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1905)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name
of Company
Central-Del
Dividend
announcements
In
tables.
nounced
a
the
first
are
indicate
we
in
grouped
all
the
during the current week. Then
second
in
table
which
show
we
the
two
dividends
we
Central
separate
47o
an¬
Per
AMP,
of Company
Incorporated
Acushnet
Process
When
Share
(quar.)
Co.
Cities
Holders
6-1
5-5
City
25c
6-12
6-
the
55c
Aeroquip
Air
Corp.
Reduction
Algoma Steel
Allied
Drug
Allied.
Small
5%%
Co.
5-18
Combustion
6-30
5-26
Commercial Credit Co., new com.
9
5-12
Commercial
(s-a)
Washington,
(D. C.) n (stock dividend)
Corp., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)___
Allied
4%
Aluminium,
Ltd.
Amalgamated
American
Cement
'
(N.
Bankers
Life
6%%
Biltrite
5-15
6-5
5-8
183/4C
4-28
4-21
6-
5-12
5%
Cast Iron
Pipe,
American
Chain
American
Commercial
American
Electric
American
Greetings
B
Co.
Line
class
American
Maize
American
Petronia,
Corp.
A
preferred
American
&
A
American-St.
Smelting &
American-South
Mills,
Ltd.
Ltd.
5-12
Cosmos
Crane
Ltd.,
class
Imperial
Mills,
Ltd.
Company, 334%
preferred
5-26
5-12
6-15
6-
1
African
1
Crompton
6-15
6-
1
4-28
4-18
&
Crowley's
Milk
(quar.)
50c
5
5-
5-31
6-
6-15
5-
5
5-
5-
2
1
5-15
(quar.)____
9
(s-a)__.
split
May
deferred
$4
Africa
South
American
withholding
Tobacco
Smelting
Apex
Oil
Argo
Co.
Co.
Co.
20c
6-30
6-
6-
1
5-12
37Vic
50c
6-12
(quar.)
tquar.)___
'
___•.
30c
Dahlstrom
5-10
4 6- 9
70c
i_
___
(quar.)
6-
5-
6-13
9
Deere
Delta
1
9
Power
(increased)-__-.
dividend
Stock
Cork
Armstrong
$3.75
Co.,
preferred
Artesian
Water,
Associated
5.25%
(Subject tn
Ayshire Collieries
1
'
5-20
4%%
preferred
6-15
5-22
Horn
7-
6-15
5%
1
6-
1
9
5-26
6-10
6-10
40c
6-1
5-1
6-
1
5-25
Industrial
$50c
6-
1
5-10
Inland
6-
1
5-10
International
1
dividend
Dome
6-15
93 %c
4-28
5-31
6-
Mines,
$1
100%
6-
1
2
5-
(quar.)
5-
1
25c
6-16
Class
5-25
27c
6-16
5-25
A
B
2
5-31
5-12
5-31
5-12
,
Bailey
Selburn
5%
Oil
preferred
5 3 4 7c
2nd
Banque
preferred
Canadienne
Barber-Ellis
of
Bayless
(A.
Beaunit
J.i
Beaver
Ltd.
Markets
Lumber,
$1.40
Bemis
Ltd.,
preferred
common
15c
Co.
Bag
Steel
If/c
preferred
Eastern
Blackstone
1
1
125c
7-
3
6-10
125c
7-
3
7-
3
135c
50c
___
(quar.)
common
60c
lquar.i__
(quar.i
W.i
preferred
7-
1
&
Brass
6-
1
5-15
1_
75c
6-30
6-17
Corp.
earned
Borden
Company
Bowes,
Ltd.
Brockton
preferred
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.i
Union
Brown
Gharpe
&
Bruning
Gold
Burlington
3Vi7t
from
6-1
Dredging,
Ltd.
(quar.i
:(quar.
Ink
California
Campbell
Canada
Red
Canadian
Fund,
Quarterly
Canadian
Class
A
4)47c
1
5-5
1
5 7-2 7r
10c
6-1
66-
1
Carpenter
(L.
E.)
Carpenter Steel Co.
Carrier
4Vi7r
4.80%
Carter
&
5-19
5-
Federal
5
preferred
(quar.)
Pi*oducts
Inc.
...
._
Firemen's
First
6-1
5-5
1
5-15
7-31
6-30
25c
17Vic
$834C
$30c
-
$10c
$$1.06
$$1.25
6-
6-15
5
5-15
30c
6-
9
Local
6-
Lomas
5-
1
8
5-19
&
Lowney
65-
$1.50
1
1
5-10
$2
$1.25
—
—
(quar.)
;
6-12
5-12
$1.34
6-12
5-12
Loyal
46%c
&
D
6-15
.
5-16
5-26
-
5-
2
7-28
6-28
1
5-15
6-
6-1
5-8
6-15
5-31
5-15
4-28
Corp.,
preferred
4.40%
(quar.)
10c
Worth
Stock
dividend
Wheeler
Foster
Fritzi
Steel
Sulphur
Co.
Brush
class
Co.,
Gas,
Inc.,
$1.40
Mines
Metal
5-
5
5-15
5-
5
15c
5-25
5-11
12 %c
€-15
6-
2
2
3%
6-15
6-
6-15
5-15
30c
6-
—
14c
6-29
6-
(quar.)—__
$1.37%
5-
1
4-20
$1
5-
U
4-21
$4
5-
1
4-21
A_-—
1
5-15
5-
General
Telephone Co.
5-26
40c
6- 1
5-15
5-31
5-31
5-15
5-15
___.—25c
5-15
5-
5
(quar.)—
—
General. Acceptance
1
1
4-25
Corn,
35C
5-
25c
preferred
(quar.)-,;
6- 8
56%c
—60°
20c
(quar.)
(F.
Medford
7%
(s-a)
6-29
6-
4'/*%
(1956
series)
2
dividend)
Miami
5V2%
preferred
Mining Corp.
4.60%
1
5
4.20%
6-
9
Monsanto
22 %c
6-
1
5-
5
6-
1
5-
5
Stock
dividend
__.
1
5-15
6-24
6-
6-24
6-
1
Stock
9
5-
8
5-31
6-12
5-31
4-25
5-31
5-17
6-15
,
5-12
6_15
5-1.2
6-5
5-12
6-10
5-11
62%c
of
(initial)
common
the
proposed
8-
1
6-
6
5-19
35c
5-31
5-10
7-13
two-
(quar.)
preferred
5-
6-5
5.31
5-
7-1
6-7
15c
6-13
6-
6-30
6-20
37%c
6-15
6-
6-12
5-26
5-19
5-
40c
(quar.)___
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
6-
5-23
$1.50
(N. Y.)
(quar.)__
6-12
6-26
6-16
25c
5-15
4-28
5-15
4-28
7c
(quar.)__
6-5
25c
(quar.)
4-28
4-19
50c
6-30
6-16
$1.10
:
5- 5
.___
20c
6-14
5-22
u__
25c
1
5-15
5-25
5-31
5- 8
6-
■
12c
pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)_:___
common
preferred (quar.—__
Insurance- (Bait.)
(John)
&
dividend
Co.
—;
(quar.)
87%c
$1.05
25c
+
(quar.)
Engineering Co., common
prior preferred (quar.)_
_
10c
(quar.)—:
(quar.)_s«"_:
7-15
5-20
(monthly).
4.40%
1
;___
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
6-2
25c
(quar.)
pfd., (quar.)—
of Canada, Ltd. (s-a)_
Life
5-15
40c
87%c
Tube
Co.
2
5
30c
(quar.)
common
Food Products
Chemical
1
25c
5%
(quar.)__•:
preferred
1
$1.75
common
Power Co.,
8
$1.37%
(quar.)
Electric, common
Inc.
3
$50c
(s-a)
____;
Co.
5-15
6-9
Co.—
Terrazzo.
&
50c
45c
approved
(quar.)
30c
—
15c
62%c
•
6- 1
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
5- 5
6-10
7-1
5-19
5-19
6- 2
6-15
6-15
5-26
5-26
5-26
5-15
4-28
5-12
6-0
—
20c
6-30
6-15
2%
—
6-30
6-15
15c
4-28
4-24
1
1%
5-15
ioc
new
Corp.,
preferred
7-
6-
1
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_____
Assurance
Mohasco Industries,
6-
25 c
6-15
6-
56V4C
$25c
$1.10
$1.15
$2.50
4-24
35c
Safety Appliances, 4%%
Morrell
1
7-14
30c
Morgan
5-
5-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
3%%
5-11
5-15
5-10
(quar.)
Rhoads,
8-15
$1.25
5-10
1
ioc
River,
common
Co.,
Laboratories
27 %c
iquar.)_—
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5
preferred (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
(quar.)——
1
6-
12%c
(quar.)__
__!
Seamless
6-30
General
5-1
6,
35C
(quar.).
Middlesex Water
Mine
6-1
35c
$25c
(initial)
&
&
Gas
Mickelberry's
Miller '&
6-15
5-22
$2.50
(initial)
preferred
Michigan
Miles
6-30
4%
(quar.);
Co.,
Ltd.,
Fire
Tile
Michigan
4.40%
1
6-15
|
Powell
Publishing
W.)
Monumental
^
6-15
(Boston)—
Light & Power, $1 pfd. reg.
preferred bearer (quar;)___
6-15
of California
(quar.)
6-
5-15
6-30
10c
preferred (quar.)
30c
25c
1
(quar.)—
6-15
5-31
„
$l0c
k
split).
Bonding & Insurance
Corp.
2%'
(quar.)—
—r.—
Cement
5-15
5-31
7%c
Mexican
$1
5-25
1
6-22
stock
& Thermit
'
dividend-:
6-15
6-
6-9
5-12
68%c
quar.)
approval
preferred
Mississippi
5-23
>
Merchants
4-28
5-15
>
30c
1
4-21
$1.15
(quar.)_
AA
5-15
I 4-28
A
dividend
5-15
:>
25c
preferred
Stock
$7
$1.10
(quar,)-——
McNeil
Means
_——
—
5-31
5-12
%
15c
Robbins, Inc. (quar.)
Machine & Engineering
(quar.)
5-12
5
(quar.)—__
1
6-1
9
7-
62%c
(quar.)___^
&
5-12
5-
iquarh
Mfg.
5'/2%
Co.-(quar.)5c
---—
(quar.)
;
Co.,
preferred
1
5-15
i
California
of
Brothers,
Fuller
:
Corp.
1
(quar.)__—
Machinery
&.
6-
$2nc
(quar.)
common
5%%
5-15
preferred' (quar.)______
——
Mart, Inc.
(quar.)—_-_—_—._—:
Food
Fort
62 %c
(quar.i
split)
&
&
&
(L.),
McKesson
$1
(quar.)__;
Portland
—
Ltd.
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
McCall
Corporation (3-for-2 split
by stockholders)
5-15
32 % c
____,
pfd,
4%
J.)
(quar,)._—
/
(quar.)
Power
Stock
.
6-9
9
$1.25
Electric
5-22
1
General
9
for-one
6-15
30c
N.
R.)
(Subject to
5-15
1
6-
5-31
6-
15c
-
(quar.j__
common
Insurance
Fixtures
Field
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
5-26
(initial
preference
6-
$1.45
20c
5-31
—
$20c
$27c
50c
(P.
McBrine
31 %c
1
1
—
4-20
6-
}8c
McGraw-Hill
5-19
6-30
<
—
1
4.29
25c
I
.___
(stock
Company
5
4-28
5-15
2
Extra
MacWhyte
5
5-
A
5-10
ti5c
5-
5-15
class
5-15
1
5-
Ltd.
Life
Bloedel
5-
6-10
(Newark,
5_15
1
6-
5.
(quar.)__
stock
Store
1
35c
Corp.,
t
6-
5
5-11
Quarterly
1
43 %C
(reduced-quar.)__
6_
5
5.
5-5
°
Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
M.) Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
common
6-
(quar.)—_—
Bearing
Insurance
B
Florida
(quar.)
5-15
5.
1
Products—
6-
,
$1.09
50c
pfd.
1
25c
Metal
Maui
10
."
(quar.)
6-
,
Company
Massachusetts
Tamar
5-19
Light, 5.80%
1
37c
______
Protective
Lyon
9
Inc.—
each
6-
5-15
common
Corp.
(Walter
MacMillan
—
1
20c
Nettleton
5-12
_—
6_
(quar.)___
Libby.j.
Financial
5-12
——
1
$1.05
(quar.)____;
Mines,
6-12
for
5-5
6_
5C
Rubber
&
6-12
Inc.
4-27
1
353„c
Mines,
Inc.
McNeill
5-10
Signal Corp., com. (quar.)
(quar.)———_——
&
Corp.
Class
•
Geco
—
6-
Gold
Bryant,
$1.21%
(quar.)_
Investors
Frost
—-—
(quar.)—
Libby,
Lamaque
$1.06'4
Co.
Gas
Sign
Filtrol
income—
(quar.i—j
4-15
—
preferred
$1.25
5-5
Gas—
cpmmon (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Lane
1
M
held
River
5-5
$$3.50
(quar.i
Corp.,
5-25
5-
5-12
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Class
(quar.)
6-16
New
1
6-
35c
pfd. -(s-ai^_____
_-
$1.34
6-12
of
4-28
6-1
22c
(quar.)
A
Corp.
$1.02 %
share
6-2
5-
97yaC
preferred C
conv.
(Two-for-one
Industries,
Bearing
6-1
$1.12Vi
(quar.i
(quar.i
5-25
5%%
Kollmorgen
5-
5-5
—
(quar. i
1
1
5-19
6-1
Ltd.—
preferred
7-
6-
New
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)—
5-8
9
20c
(quar.)
Records
5-24
2
one
7-1
5-15
933/4C
,__
2
of
5-10
5-25
5-
(quar.I
(quar.)__-_
Fall River Electric
$25c
(quar.)
Natural
9
6-28
B.I
4-27
Investors,
5-15
1
44c
Steel,
Company,,
30c
Freeport
Western
preferred
6-15
6-
(I.
preferred
6-
Rubber
&
Fafnir
iquar.)-
preferred
5%
$1.60
4-20
income—
(quar.)
Machine
A
Manpower, Inc.
5-11
$25c
investment
Koehring
5-10
5-15
6-
Securities, Ltd.—
Utilities,
Canadian
Capitol
net
Kleinert
5-16
Marshall
1
——
5-16
1
5-12
$1
Ltd.
1
6-
5-29
5-12
87Vic
(quar.i
6-
5-15
distribution
5-11
1
isc
Gold
5-12
shares
5-15
Inc.—
from
preferred
4 7r
Mines,
Kerr-Addison
6-12
1
___
Ltd/
General
Canadian
57
Lake
Vinegars,
1
5-23
6-12
6"
(reduced)__
Telephone
5-
5-10
6-13
6-12
Hose
9
Kelly Douglas, Ltd., 25c partic class A (quar.)
$6'/.»c
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)___
4Uc
4%%
preferred
(quar.)___
—$1,18%.
$1.42
5-
(quar.)
Interstate
1
6-30
(quar.)
4.60%
California
5-
$1.41 >4
Stock
666-
75c
(quar.)—
Laughlin
preferred
(quar.)—'
Electro-Science
1
6-1
30c
75c
1
5-10
Lamson
&
5%
(quar.)_—
15c
________
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 17c
6-
&
Jones
preferred
45c
(quar.i
1
,
preferred
Electric
$1.05
i
7-
Jones
3
5%
5-15
___—
Buildings
7-
Mallory
5-11
1
(quar.i
preferred
Terminal
1
5-12
5-
30c
(quar.i—:
preferred
5-16
8-
5-12
5-9
6-
(s-a l
common
6-30
6-15
6-12
5-26
5-26
7%c
Insurance
Inc.
6-12
preferred
5-12
6-10
(quar.)________^25c
C.)
Johnson
$1.37%
______—
investment
7-31
$20c
&
$1.37 %
Fall
net
Industries,
preferred
4Vi 7>
Bush
—
Johnson
(quar.)—
'—
(quar.)
4-28
(quar.)
6.40%
Ltd.—
preferred
4.20%
1
6-
_______
(quar.i
(Pa.)
4-28
preferred
5-15
$1.37%
(quar.)_
A
—
(quar.)—__—
4-28
1
20c
common
Life
N.
5.65%
4-29
70c
pfd.
(quar.i
Co.
Trust
Fund,
Quarterly
6-
5-19
$1.60
,
$5,50
Mfg.
(Charles)
Mawr
Bullock
Gas,
_;
(quar.)
1
(quar.)__
Standard
preferred
Electronics
6.40%
Jefferson
5-15 '
5V2%
Co.—
Brooklyn
9-29
5.50%-
$$1
(quar.i
5.60%
'
Lunkenheimer
(quar.)____
preferred
56-
III
Engraving (quar.)
55c
preferred
25c
■
.
Edison
6-15
37Vic
(quar.i
Stores
Oilier
(quar.)__;
preferred
5.36%
in¬
(annuall
Broadway-Half
&
5-
5.68%
25c
iquar.)
from
Jahn
1
^
Water—
common
5-29
5-31
(quar.)
Mfg.
5-10
10c
(resumed)
—
Co.,
4-28
6-15
_
(quar.)
preferred
Fireman
(quar.)
*$5 2nd preferred
4-29
.
preferred
$1.76
32 %c
Gas
preferred
$4.87V2
5-15
30c
come i
47c
5-15
25c
4%%
Iron
5-15
10c
Associates
5
6-10
75c
ioc
common
Utilities,
-(Greensboro,
Johnson Hill's,
2%
(quar. I
Natural
Paso
4V4'/)■
6-15
iquar.)______
:
(quarterly
Corp.
El
5-
$2
17%c
income)
Service,
Southern
$1.50
—_
(quar.)
dividend)
Interurban
Utilities
Eastern
6-15
1
6-15
Co.
investment
Public
$1.75
preferred (quar.)_
4.10%
7-
(resumed)
common
net
•
40c
;
Easterr\ Trust & Bank (Bangor, Me.) (quar.)
1
6c
Bondstock
6%
6-2
5-
$1.40
lquar.l_
Aluminum
1
5-15
Inc.
5-19
(quar.)___
30c
B
1
5_i8
60c
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
(stock
6-
:
Quarterly
St.
5-8
35c
Company
Co.,
1
2%
(quar.)
Louis &
5-15
$1.06 Vi
(quar.i
Tobacco,
Duriron
1
Electric—
&
preferred
Bros.
7-
10c
preferred
(E.
1
6-1
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
6-
6-
6-
13c
(quar.i
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, class
East
6-10
6-15
10-16
2%
(quar.)_—
International
Durham
5-15.
,
10c
preferred A
Corporation
6-10
17Vic
B
quar.)
(quar.)
40c
Inc.
(initial
Co.
50c
A.
5-19
5-12
1
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
Dunhill
Dura
6-
$17%c
.
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5.36%
1
-
Co., common
Dulany Foods, 6%
6-10
3
4.25%
Bulolo
1
7-
5.60'/i
Bryn
'
—
(quar.)
S.
common
Silver
2
5-
J
common
U.
Ltd.
Power
7%
5-15
5-
125c
iquar.i__
Gas
Duke
5-15
6-
Petroleum
Valley
Blaw-Knox
Bohn
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Billups
67/
5-10
25c
(quar. i
Co.
Drewry's,
1
6-
$31 %c
Co.
1
$1 50
Resistance
5-19
1
10c
(quar.)
Company
Industries
Dresser
4-28
5-
____
Heminway
Bethlehem
Bliss
5-15
1
5-15
$1.25
___
iquar.)_
Bros.
Bloch
1
6-
LSI
,l_
A
Belding
6-
$45c
:
(quar.)
Extra
Class
36c
(quar.I
lextrai
Inc.,
preferred
Drackett
5-15
common-iquar. i___
(quar.)
-
1
iquar.l
Nationale
Inc.,
preferred
6-
1
5-15
25c
dividend)——
Oliver,
$2
Ltd.—
31 Vic
Canada,
Mills,
$5
Gas,
&
(quar.i
67-
35c
Sons
6-
1
Petroleum, Ltd.
Iowa
20c
j_
&
6-20
35c
International Textbook Co
Interstate Motor Lines (quar,)
8
50c
dividend!..—
R.)
6-30
(quar.)________
(quar.)
(R.
6_12
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_Ji_„
(stock
Donnelley
Dorr
5-18
i5c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(stock
5-15
5-31
Machines—
preferred
Development—
Class
4-21
6-
Investors Diversified
Services, Inc.—
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.
,$50C:
com.
5-15
4oc
Thrift
&
pay¬
«•;
(quar.)—;.——
1
1
(quar.)
Business
International
5-19
6-
30c
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.,
&
preferred
Donbar
$3.50
Ltd.
Tar
Co.
3.90%
Stores, Ltd.
Dominion
6-
6-12
(quar.)
International
6-
(quar.)______T___
Mfg'.
1
5-15
6-23
(reduced)
com.
International
1
6-14
50c
Y.
1
6-
6-1
1
$1.25
(N. Y.),
(quar.)
______
N.
Homes
Cldy
Dominion
5-12
.
Mobile
(W. S.)
of
6-
6-23
45c
—___—
Finance
Steel
New
5-15
$50c
Supply Co.
4-17
6-23
$1.09%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
common
5-
5
isc
3.75%
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
5-15
87V2c
(quar.)
prior
Common
Dickey
5-12
6-
Mines,
Detroiter
5
62%c
_
Lines, Inc.
6_
5-22
50c
5-10
20c
Hotel
Barbizon, Inc
Hubinger Co., new common (initial quar.)__
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.)
5-10
6-
1
6_15
5-25
$1.12%
A
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6
50c
1
class
Hardart Co.
9-15
25c
6-
&
6-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Company,
7-15
10_i5
48%c
(s-a)
common
4.20%
(quar.)
Air
Co.,
7-
(quarterly from
the $1.60
Co,
preference
Powder
7-20
30c
Class
to
(quar.)
Dentists'
5
5-
$1.31 Vi
(quar)____
(stock
Corp.
6-
5-
dividend
Stock
5-31
6-15
(quar.)
approval of stockholders 6/10)
Co., 17c
pfd. (s-a)
Steel
5-31
6-15
93:%c
common
Corp.
6-15
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Research
Atlantic
A
Goods,
preferred
Atlantic
common
(quar.)
class
Dry
27c
37c
■____
Manufacturing
Glasslne
1
5-10
1
7i/aC
5
time).
Company
Denison
•
Arkansas-Missouri
&
'Deerfield
(quar.)
5-
Iowa
tax »___
(quar.)__
Inc.
pfd.
5-25
Ordinary (s-a) (Subject to 7%%- Union of
Anheuser-Busch,
7
6-
i___
Hoover
15).
prior preferred
this
at
8-
6-
i0c
3.90%
convertible class A
5-15
6-15
10c
5-15
5c
the
Light,
1
8-15
common
4-28
5%
and
6-15
6-
$1-5o
1
$30c
_.
subject
■__.
on
6-15
6-30
45c
5-31
25c
dividend
Publishing. (Action
ments
Co., Ltd.
stockholders
of
preferred
5
$2
12 %c
Ltd.
5-5
6-30
iquar.)
6-
$$2.75
;__
(quar.)____:
stock
6-9
(quar.)
Co.___
Convertible
3
$$1.25
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp., com.
(quar.)
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
;
$4.37% preferred (quar.)
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd. (quar.)____
:
$17%c
'
Coal,
(3-for-l
Industries
Curtis
5-10
Corp.
Co
Pass
Corp.
Curtis
57o
Knowles
Nest
Cubic
Stock
Investment
(s-a)___
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
6-
,
Refining
A
4
(quar.)
Heartland Development Corp.—
25c
Iquar.l—
6-15
6-
Mfg.
40c
(s-a)
30c
40c
Electric
Hastings
$50c
Distillery,
B
5-
______
31V4C
5-26
(H.)
Crow's
and
Hartford
5-14
9334c
$1.25
com.
5-19
5-31
45c
______
Co.
the
6-15
$1
Corby
Class
5
5-19
60c
25c
(quar.)
6-
5
5-
$1.29
com.
Harris-Teecer Super Markets,
Common
____
(quar.)
5-25
>$1.16
(quar.)__
$20c
6-16
(quar.)
5-19
(quar.)
common
5-
12c
$50c
(s-a)
(quar.)______.
6-16
15c
4-28
second
a
5-9
5-18
15c
(quar.)__
Refractories,
5-15
preferred
Hercules
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred (quar.)
approval
time)
American
Textile
Glass,
$1
on
this
at
Seating Co.
omit
6-29
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
omitted
preferred
to
6-5
6-1
isc
6-15
Co.
Cooper-Bessemer
Gobain—•
(Payments
Insurance
17Vic
Insurance
American
voted
pfd.
4-28
75c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Minn.)
Casualty
7-1
75c
Haverty Furniture
6-30
(quar.)
Premier
(Rochester,
Y.)
(N.
Ltd., 5%
(quar.)
Co.
14c
6-30
.4
Chemical,
preferred
&
preferred
5%
6%
6-5
25c
5
(Bridgeport)—
30c
I
_;
special
$4
class
Inc.,
5-
7-1
(quar.)
Cotton
Mfg.
30c
(quar.)
income)
$1.43
(quar.)
50c
■
.
Hamilton
1
5-5
,
25c
common
Corp. (quar.).
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
(increased)—
Copperweld Steel (quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
B
American'Potash
$5
Co.,
(quar.)
Motors
5-18
Corp.
1
5-
6-1
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
$1.75
Products
preferred
5-15
1
stock.
common
6
Continental
5-26
1
6-
Oil
5-
5-15
25c
Power Co.. 4.64%
preferred
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Hackensack Water (quar.)
3
5-15
$2.50
;
Gulf
27 %c
Continental Can,
9
Gulf
5-
5-15
9334c
(quar.)
Fund,
Harbison-Walker
5-10
6-
5-15
1
of Rec.
1
37V2C
Brick
investment
1
6-10
6-
9
6-
net
6-
47c
30c
(From
6-
12Vic
—
(quar.)
Mutual
6-15
5-25
consideration"
4-24
(quar.)
Industries
Guardian
20c
6-15
5-26
5-10
1
(quar.)
Container Corp. of America, common
4%
preferred I (quar.)__
6- 9
1
5-
6-
com¬
time)
common
Ry,
Fire
Hansen
6-
17Vic
Gregory
7-
6-
P.)
1
30c
(quar.)
5
7-15
preferred
6-
6-15
$3.75
(A.
7-14
62V2c
(monthly)
"serious
the
American
Class
Consumers
17%c
give
splitting
7%
Consolidated
;
A
Northern
Green
dividend.
0-20
5
Great
5
Freightways—
quarter
5-31
(quar.)__
(quar.)__.
Corp.,
Co.
directors
5-31
(quar.)__
Barge
Power
of
3
7-
8
$25c
6-15
(quar.)
will
Fire
6-15
$3
57-
6-30
(Toronto)
20c
(s-ai
5
7-15
20c
Consolidated
5-12
6-
3%%
7-28
(quar.)
Bank
Edison
$1.62%
_____
pfd.
American Home Products Corp.
Directors
6-1
5-19
40c
Quarterly
Board
6%
Cable
&
National
Consolidated
1
Gas
Service,
Consolidated
Rubber—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quav.)_
Class
Connecticut
(Fla.)—
1st
American
Public
5-
30c
preferred A (quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
5-16
(quar.)
Assurance
Natural
Telephone
Co.,
(initial)
5.72%
6-10
dividend
American
2
6-1
10c
Stock
to
6-22
$1
Initial
2nd
5-
7-20
(increased)
Shearing & Stamping
Community
5-15
tl5c
Y.)
Inc.
Commonwealth
1
37%c
j (quar.)__
(quar.)
Bank
5-
75c
—
Portland
1
3%
Stores
Alpha
6-
Corp.
Rubber
6-13
5
this
at
5-15
$15c
:
Commonwealth
'$1.05
____
Investment
(quar.)
Engineering
payment
25c
10c
5
6-
5-26
5-15
1
60c
6-
45c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)
Grant
(W. T.)
Company, common
6-14
6-
mon
America
5-15
$30c
Goodall
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
62%c
—
6-16
6-16
10c
A
(quar.)
1
(quar.)______
Business
pfd.
6-
(Chicago)
6-30
lc
10c
Ltd.■:( quar.)______
Corp.
class
5%
Ltd.
Co.
on
Holders
Payable
ioc
taken
6-30
15c
Enterprises,
Insurance
Goebel
When
share
Company (quar.)
Brewing (No action
60c
1
Y.,
N.
Co.
Combined
and
5-19
10c
Wire
Carbon
6-10
Company
&
25c
(Chattanooga),
Insulated
Combined
pfd.
."__4
(quar.)
Corp.,
Chemical
Allied
the
on
(quar.)__
Co.
Water
Ginn
75c
(quar.)
:
Columbian
pfd. at this time)
conv.
of
pfd.
■*
(quar.)
Co.
5-19
$1
_____
$3
B
Collyer
1
Co,
6-15
Name of
$1.23
(quar.)
Casualty
Class
Aeronca
Mfg.—
(Payments omitted
Service
Citizens
Payable of Rec.
22 %c
(quar.)
\
of Rec.
53c
common™
(quar.)
preferred
Century Electric (resumed)
Champlin Oil & Refining,
Chilton
Company (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name
Service,
Per
_
Payable
$10c
Ltd.
Public
preferred
'
Holders
Share
Oils,
Illinois
4.92%
follow with
Rio
When
9
Motion
Picture-Advertising Service
——
10
Motor
Wheel
omitted
Mi.urphy
Share
Corp.
this
at
Corp.
Payable
12'/2c
of Company
6-22
of Rec.
Sheaffer
payment
J Dividend
(quar.)
6-
1
Chemical
National
7%
Co.
Biscuit
preferred
National
25c
5-19
7-14
6-16
5-31
5-12
6-
1
5-11
6-15
5-15
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)—_
& Chemical,
Distillers
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
Drug & Chemical, 60c
4Vi%
6-10
70c
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
$1.06V4
—
Singer
5
6-
1
5-
•6-
1
5-12
$1.75
6-15
5-18
25c
6-15
6-
15c
5-25
5-10
•New
England
Chemical
&
Lime
Jersey Zinc Co. (reduced)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry
Quarterly
Norfolk
North
Western
&
6%
5'/2%
Ry.
7'
6-
7
12 Vic
6-
5
5-
5
6-
1
5-12
6-29
above
payments
New
4.40%
preferred
Northern
Quebec
Northwest
preferred
Norwich
.__
Bancorporation,
6-
2
6-15
5-15
Industries,
preferred
Rand
Brands,
Ltci.
Co.
! 7-25
6-30
5-15
Co.
33/4%
6%
5-
5
5-
5
(s-a)
1
5
5
Class
5-10
9
O'okiep Copper
(Less
Ggden
B
nonresident
African
each
held)
Old
Edison
5-15
6-
9
Corp.
Co.
&
(SPA
Telephone,
County
class
:_.
6-
Employers Insurance
(Los Angeles)
Pacific
•
issue
1
Texaco,
Package
Products
Packaging Corp.
6%>
Panhandle
Pipe
Forge
Paterson
Paton
Mfg.,
Penn
Ltd.
Tool
Fruit
4.68%
Life
'Stock
Co.
shares
Circle
Perkins
New
(Subject
the
to
vania
posed
3
the
by
8%
Common
Title
Insurance
7%
preferred
1
4%
Piedmont
$5 50
Pioneer
6%
Natural
$1.75
25c
_
5-15
4-27
6-
5-
1
6-
Class
5-19
1
Pittsburgh
6-
5-
5
1
5%
Twin
$4.80
$5
preferred
&
Co
$4
Providence
5
Union
Union
Labor
Vic
6-15
5-9K
Union
Lumber
6-30
6--"
Union
Tank
12
Quemont
Revere
(quar.)
Insurance
15c
(R.
&
Rolland
New
Rose
Paper,
class
(Bismarck,
$1.31 Va
action
this
(Pa.)
(quar.)
15c
9
6-
5-22
1
Borax
S.
1
U.
S.
Pipe
6-
1
U.
S.
Sieel
6-
1
7%
5-
5
4-21
6-29
6-
20c
6-16
5-31
class
A
(Initial )II
(initial)
common
I
~~ ~~
)HH_I
5-19
50c
6-
5-18
10c
6-15
6-
5-31
5-18
50c
6-
1
5-10
6-
5
5-15
80c
6-15
6-
3
6-15
6-
15c
6-
1
5-15
6-
8
Van
Venture
stock
Wabash
1
5-15
5-24
5-10
12'/2C
5-24
5-10
7-
6-10
1
for
Regis
4.40%
Paper
Co.,
common
1st preferred A
Ward
Scott
&
Williams
Seaboard
Co.
Finance
Co.
Seaboard
Land,
Seaboard
Surety Co.
Searle
(G
Season-All
Security
D.)
class
&
Co.
Industries
Trust
(quar.)
Y.
1
I
6C
50c
dividend)
(quar.)
(q iar. >___
(initial)
(Rochester)
67-
+
25c
(stock
N.
(quar.)
5%.
35c
30c
6-15
6-15
5-
5
C-
2
5-25
6-
1
7-10
6-22
4-30
RR.
Co.
4%
preferred A
preferred
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
5-
5
Algoma
1
5-
5
.,
1
5-22
5-10
5-
Central
5-31
5-31
Allied
5-31
5-10
Aihed
5-
5
Allied
4-28
6-15
5-31
6-
2
5-12
6-
2
5-12
6-
1
$1
5-11
1
90c
6-
1
5-
5
45c
6-30
7-20
7-20
8-15
87'/2c
7-20
1
5-15
5-
1
4-19'
5-
1
4-20
6-
1
5-10
40c
10c
6-20
6-
6-15
5-23
5-
5-23
5-
9
7-
6-
3
1
After
tax.
(quar.;
5-
5
6-15
6-
1
5-18
22V2C
6-
1
5-18
25c
5-29
5-15
30c
6-15
6-
1
75c
6-10
5-
5
2
$1.75
Y.)
5-
6-15
5-31
i_
5-31
5-10
6-
5-15
12V2C
(quar.)__
5-12
1
4
(S.
Warren
$4 50
Wayne
share
of
Co.
(J.),
Wellington
Fire
Western
Air
Western
Auto
5
share¬
5-15
4-28
5-
1
American
National Insurance
American
(initial quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5%.
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Thread,
Title
Viscose Corp.
22V2C
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
American
25c
6-10
5-19
25c
5-17
55-
3
5-22
5-
5
5-15
5-
1
15c
(Toronto 1
5-17
15c
5-15
5-
1
5-
2
4.80%
preferred
9
t$4
5-
5-19
5
35c
6-
1
5-17
$1.20
5-31
5-17
Western
Carolina
'60c
5-
4-21
Western
Gas
6-
1
5-17
10c
6-30
6-19
15c
6-15
6-
9
30c
iquar.)
6-
1
5-
8
Animal
95c
6-
1
5-
8
5%
10
Class
(quar.i
Products,
Radio
Anderson
25c
iquar.i__
B
Corp.
Electric
Westinghouse
+50c
7-
2
6-
2
Common
+56 Vic
7-
2
6-
2
3.80%
iquar.»
Electric
Corp.-—
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.)________
;—.___
(increased)
com.
1—
Inc.
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.i
Corp.,
^___
(quar.)—
common
Iquar.)
convertible
preferred
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
$2.90
preferred
(quar.)
4!2%
preferred
5 Vi %
Telephone
^Service
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
Post
preferred
Trap
Co.
preferred
iquar.)
class
of
(quar.)
A
1
(quar.)
B (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland
Quarterly
.
Development,
6-30
9-29
6-10
9- 9
75c
12-15
5- 1
11-30
4-14
7- 1
6-14
♦
6-20
9-20
6-12
9-11
12-20
12-11
5-24
5-10
40c
12Vic
7Vic
50c
25c
6-15
37Vic
343/sC
$2 25
25c
12%c
15c
2Vic
15c
$30c
t72c
$56V'«c
t $1.37 Vst
7- 1
6-23
5- 1
5-15
6- 1
6- 1
7- 3
6-22
6-15
5-15
common....
20c
62Vic
5-22
5-31
6- 8
4-19
5-
1
5-15
5-15
6-26
6- 2
6- 1
o- 1
5-15
7- 3
5-1
6-1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5-10
4-10
4-10
4-21
''
4-28
4-20
4--0
Ltd.—
$7 Vic
America,
(quar.)_
i
b-27
5-31
5c
:
(quar.)-,-.
—
preferred (s-a)—
Insurance
(Miami)
(quar.)
5%
5Vi%
Ancnor
6- 1
6-15
$1.25
$1.25
6%
Andrea
4-20
\
$1.25
Foundries
Steel
American Water Works Co.,
60c
5
Centers-
Recreation
American
American
50c
4-20
5- 1
.
8V3C
Natural Gas (increased quar.)—
Photocopy Equipment—
common
American
5- 1
25c
2c
American
5- 3
10c
4 V2c
5-22
60c
4-7
5-5
4 Vac
5-15
I6V4C
5-9
(Galvesion,
Extra
4-21
.
—
;
-
1
(quar.)
5%
326-1
•
.
(quar.)
6-10
(quar.).
,
Quarterly
$1.13
common
Co.
6-
(quar.)
g-n
6-20
$1.25
Meter
37N2C
3
;
6V4C
American
3lV'4C
(quar.)
?
6- o
stock-
(quar.)
(quar.)
,_l
Supply,
preferred
(quar.)
common
4-29
4-14
by
Climax, Inc.—
A
(quar.)
common
approved
Co.
pfd.
5-15
5- 1
(quar.)
preferred
American
25c
Insurance
Lines
5-
28.
preferred
(quar.)_
A
5%
New
(quar.)'
Inc..,
5-12
2
25c
$1.25
Corp.,
convertible
Class
by
held
April
common
Manufacturing
1
6-
capital
(quar.)
Steel
Weingarten
of
(quar.)
Co.,
D.)
6-
35c
Pharmaceutical
preferred
Wire
30c
Inc.—
shares
5c
30c
(monthly)_■_...
Independent Reinsurance (Or¬
(stock dividend)
____
Co.
(Newark, in. J.,—
Quarterly
5-
11-30
Insurance
American Metal
4V2%
65c
25c
(quar. >_—
(N.
5-26
25c
—
8-Ji
12-15
Quarterly
—
.____
American Manufacturing Co.,
$1.10 class A
(Entire issue called for redemption at 26V2
per share plus this
dividend payment).
American-Marietta, common (quar.)-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)__
9-15
25c
—
Fla.)
lando,
American
5-31
5-31
2^c
(initial)—
common
American
5
5
15c
(quar.)__
common
5-
6-
6-15
4- T
4-7
2$c
(quar.)
split
stock
holders)
5-15
4-21
25c
—
——
Products Corp.
Hospital Supply—
(3-ior-l
New
50c
-
5-1
5-1
5- 1
5"^
:
Home
American
6-28
4-21
37Vic
$1.89V'4
——-—
———
Quarterly
Quatrerly '
American Furniture
I
__
—
—-—
Quarterly
25c
A
(quar.)—
Cement Corp.—
American
deposi-
5-22
5-25
25c
5-15
invest¬
—-—
Co.
Can
preferred (quar.)
6.25% preferred (Initial)-—
American
Equitable Assurance (in. Y )____
American
Fire
&
Casualty Co.
(Orlando,
9
1
—-
$1.25
5-15
25c
$1.75
35c
3%c
50c
25c
(quar.)
income)
American
5-
5-19
5-19
4-17
87 Vic
ment
12V2C
______
4oc
6-15
6-15
5- 1
—
Theatres
American
$1.50
5-19
6-16
5-12
5-12
o-lo
preferred
(quar.)_
Broadcasting-Paramount
7-20
8-15
5-16
4-20
6- 1
5-31
6- 1
6- 1
25c
preferred (quar.).
Book Co. (quar.)____
American Business Shares
(from net
8-15
4%
125c
*57c
5%
8-15
(annual)
933/4C
5-10
4r-28
4-21
'
American
92'/2c
5- 1
6-10
7- 1
20c
30c
(quar.)_
Common
5-31
5- 9
5-16
—
common
quar.)
preferred)
31/2 %;
6-
5-23
6-13
(quar.)_
(quar.)
America,
American
6-15
dividend).
Inc.
5-lo
8c
5c
2%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Airlines,
Inc.,
common
4Vi%
6- 1
5-25
5-17
5-10
%
(quar.,
preferred
(quar.)
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
1st
4%
(quar.)^
Co., of
Aluminum
_
common
Foods,
Alterman
Aluminum
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
5
5-15
75c
5c
';C
50c
(initial)
Corp.
Radio
Co.—
,—,—
Inc.
Mills.
Inc.,
Ry.
t$1.56t'4
7Vic
7'/2c
(quar.,
Co.
Control
5-19
—
Bay
Hudson
&
(quar.)
6-15
62V2C
(quar.)
—
(quar.,
6-15
Alsco,
(quar.)
7 Vic
1
B
35c
5-10
___________
(stock
preferred
Alleghany Corp.
40c
4-14
Trunk Line Ltd.—
Common
I7V26
—
Corp.,
3-30
16-
Shawinigan Water & Power—
4Vi%
1
6-
(quar.)_
Oil
record
Industries
4.80%
35c
~~I
(quar.)
A
6-
—_
two
Industries
Washburn
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)___,
of
Class
(quar.i
of
Warner-Lambert
payment
(quar.)_
Ltd.
5
Steel
each
of
holders
Voi-Shan
time)
Nalada-Shirriff-Horsey
5
5-
%
— ______
Fund,
5-15
5-
1
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Corp.
Inc.
Co.,
Securities
distribution
A
15c
$1.12 V»
Raalte
Vanadium-Ahoys
1
6- 1
1
6-
(quar.)—_____
dividend)
preferred
61/4%
3
t33:,c
(quar.IIIII
6-16
25c
(quar.)
common
1%
4-13
4-14
4-14
6-
preferred A (quar.)
Albertson's, Inc., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. A quar. I
Valspar
Washington
St.
A
Lines
Insurance
4-14
5-15
5- 1
5-1
5
(quar.)_
Consolidated
6-13
5-15
5-
common
Universal
7- 1
5%
1
4-28
class
Universal
2
3 7 Vic
~~~~
preferred
Truck
S.
5_26
$1.25
6-
(quar. )__•
Corp.,
6-13
(quar.)
common
Gas
Gas__—_________
Foundry
&
Co.,
Alberta
5-15
<N. Y.i—
preferred (s - a)
National Bank (San Diego)
5-
6-16
6-16
35c
__
(quar.)—.
Steel
Wood
5
Casualty
S.
6-16
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
,30c
income
preferred
6-19
7- 1
pfd.
4.20%
Co.,
Power
preferred
preferred
1
$1.12Vi
Chemical,
7- 3
$1.05
$1.15
$1.23
common
(quar.)
A
6-
dividend will amount to ap¬
per depositary share)
&
11- 1
6- 1
$1.37Vi
class
and
A
Corp.,
Airlines
Convertible
7'/ac
(quaf. )
on
S.
class
011
Gas
preferred
Alabama
5%
2%-
(stock
Bolt,
B—f
50c
(quar.)_—40c
10-23
10-s?
10-23
5-18
Alaska
$0,192
&
7 22
11- 1
11- 1
___
5
—
5-15
6-15
(quar.
5
$1
B
8-1
B
5-
Co
Ordinary 1 final pay¬
shilling one pence per share
one
7-22
7-22
50c
class
and
A
(quar.)
B
4.92%
Ltd.
British
Screw
4 V2%
4-17
1:20c
(quar.)
taken
6-
U.
(quar.)
new
of
of
Class
U.
10 %
A
Alan
5-
(quar.)
Molasses,
class
5-
Illuminating
6-15
I"_
Reid, common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob),
4Vi%
pfd.
(quar.
at
5-16
U.
Marie
(No
6-10
Mexico—
Inc.
ed
proximately
D. >
n.
Ltd._____
Ltd.,
B
4-28
U.
25c
Inc.,
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
8- 1
8- 1
1
Iquar.i____i
preferred
United
50c
(quar.)
Myers,
1
I.)—
(quar.)____;
preferred
5-
■'
(Tenn.)
'____
Brass
5
5-
25c
Natural
tary expenses
__
Richardson-Merrell,
$1.50
7%
free
Copper &
Robbins
5-17
ment
A
5-
1
5-15
6-
4-20
class
1
(quar.)
Lines
4-22
50c
50c
—
(quar.)
on
4.60'%
6-10
25c
1
Inc..
66-
Engineering & Foundry, com, 'quar.)
______
Co.,
5
6-1
United
Ranco,
Incorporated
(quar.)
T-tayette, Inc.
(stock
dividend)
Reading Company, 4% 1st pfd. (quar.i _!__
Refractory & Insulation
(reduced-quar. )__
Reheis
5-
'
5-5
40c
3
5-
Mining,
1
40c
5-
1
B
Alabama
1
(quar.)
Air
(quar.)
5
6-
43%c
United
com.
5-
dividend
Life Insurance
Texas
1
(quar.)
A
Extra
6-12
(quar.i
J.i
common
Co.
4-22
4-22
5-
—._
class A and class B
1
)___*
(quar.)
1
Car
5- 1
5-1
50c
(quar.)__
011
Extra
6-15
|
Union
(Birmingham) —
Insurance Co.
1
Angeles)—
3
(quar.i
City
(quar.)_
(Los
3
$1
preferred
5-
B
Class
22Vic
Y.)
5-
United
preferred
6-
1
5-
18c
Common
8
6-
■__
Corp.
50c
50c
(quar.)
A
Extra
6%
5-15
Uni
New
'.Jn,c>p'
5-15
5-12
of
5-
$1.67 Vi
5-15
5-17
Co.
5-29
$1.46\\
15c
5-17
Insurance
1
6-
;;
40c
1
Life
Class
7-
6-
,
31 '/4c
1
Washington
Class
5-19
$1.33^4
(quar.
Financial
5-10
1
Service
Quaker
5-
1
6-
Water Co.
5-19
7-15
$1.183/j
(quar.)
preferred
4-17
5-12
(quar.)__
4-17
By-Products—
$1.45
______
dividend
5'/4%
6-
$3.50
6-
Insurance
1
6-1
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
Quarterly
57r.
6-15
42 Vic
__
Public
7-15
preferred
preferred
$3.70
Mfg.
Brass
$1.37Vi
(quar.)____
$2
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Provident Life & Accident Insurance
Stock
6-15
10%
(Increased-quar.)
Provident
7-15
6-
J.)
6-
20c
series)
Corp.
$1 25
Life
Alabama
(quar.)______.
Co.,
$1 20
(N.
Akron
8
(quar.i
Electric
32 'A"
Protective
Clutch
Carbide
(quar.)
Princeton
8
5-
(quar.)
$1.43%
common
Corp.
(red'^ed )
preferred
5-
1
$5.50
_!
preferred
DioC
Udylite
5-1
6- 9
(quar.)
SI.40
$5
Union
_!__
Chemical,
(quar.)_i___
1
3.75%
Union
(quar.)
&
6-
1
Products
Control
American
5-12
12Vic
15c
(quar.i
$1.90133
stock
preferred <1957
"$1.37Vi
(quar.)_
Air
Class
.____■
Electric,
Tung-Sol
1
pro¬
(quar.)____
8
$1.75
(Hartford)
B
4-28
(quar.)___
Corp.
Industries
Class
L_
Co.
(N.
class
Trunkline Gas,
6-
40c
common
preferred
Coke
and
A
$4.50
Finance, $1.25 preferred
conv.
Insurance
the
___
5-
$110
.____
(quar.)
Trust .Co.
6- 1
(quar.)
70c
;
Trust
tl8c
50c
50c
preferred
$1
(N.
Co.
&
5-10
4-17
4-17
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
Stores
Drug
5-30
5- 6
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
6-26
(quar.)
common
6.50%
Triangle Lumber—
5
6-30
21 '/4c
(qu°r.
preferred
$1.60
Poor
Gas,
preferred
preferred
Thrifty
Co.,
Adirondack
$1.12'/a
Wooldridge,
Guarantee
Title
6-
at
5-10
7Vic
10c
$1.433/4
$1.62 Vi
18c
15c
Construction—
&
preferred
6-15
65c
(quar.)
5-19
5-26
dividend)
9
4-28
(entire
15
(quar.)
5-19
•>r>„
(quar.)
(stock
5-
8
5- 9
5-24
5-25
—
5.75%
t5c
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
(quar.)__.:_
Co.
preferred
6-
1
June
(quar.)
5-31
7 2/10c
Petroleum
Piedmont Aviation
2
.
preferred Lqpar.)
4-28
stock split)
Phillips
6-
Steel
Acme
20c
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Thompson Ramo
Long Distance Telephone—
Common
9
17Vic
(quar.)
Pennsyl¬
of
5-
41 Vic
preferred (initial)
Trenton
(quar.)
6-30
5-25
5-25
6-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
28 Vic
.__
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
5-15
;
Utility Comm.
2-for-l
5-22
•
Philippine
1st
Travelers
.___
approval
Public
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
22Vic
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Inc.
D,
Class
$1.25
6.70%
5-
_
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.85%
5
5-17
:_
(initial)
common
5-
9
(Washington. D. C.)
share
for
each
7%
Missiles
35c
dividend)
5.80%
I
15c
(inhial-^uar.)
Acme
7-15
(quar.)
5.75,%
6-
25c
(quar. i_4___
6-
L
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)
2oc
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water—
New
6-15
1
5-26
58 Vic
&
Gear,
Electric—
common
5-31
7-
10c
held)
-Industries
6-30
(initial quar.)
+20c
Machine
Philadelphia
6-15
(One
Corp.
Acmp
5-
(quar.i
011
5.60%
6-15
(quar.)
Insurance
A
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
5.52%
6-
(quar.)
dividend)
seven
Perfect
6-15
(quar.i
Publishing
Peoples
5-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)l
5-15
1
1
A
Corp.
preferred
5.50%
25c
common
ABC
1
6-
UOc
(quar.)
5.35%
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
5-15
'
Paper
6-30
6-
4c
1955
preferred
preferred
When
Share
Corp.
Vending
7-14
Transmission—
common
6- 9
Per
30c
preferred
class
this
5-12
6-30
-
-
Company
Name of
7-15
__
preferred
plus
6-15
the
preceding table.:
f30c
(quar.)
series
Incorporated
(quar.)
not yet paid.
30c
by stockholders
Oil—
redeemed
Eastern
5%
4-25
6
6
12 Vic
(quar.)
Industries
preferred
t'enton
4-28
6-
$1
(quar.)
A
4.75%
8
6-
45c
(quar.)
com.
~
Corp.
Co.
Parchment
Pendleton
5-
7-
i
1
Pictures
Park
Drop
Line,
933/»c
(quar.)
4.50%
5-15
1
+22 V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paramount
6-
5-22
37 Vic
Ltd.
Corp.
Papercraft
?
15c
(reduced)
com.
(quar.)
Eastern
I
5c
(quar.)__
Tubes,
preferred
4%
20c i.
of America,
preferred
Page-Hersey
65c
(quar.)
Oil
5-11
be
to
New
5-22
(quar.)
Corp.
Vegetable
5-19
(quar.)
2nd
Wayne
share
per
4-28
5-15
25c
Finance
Pacific
9
.
Inc. (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Terry Steam Turbine Co., 7%
pfd.
—
Quarterly
6-
;
Tampax.
Texas
Pacific
5-10
62 Vic
Class
4-20
4
5-
$3
7 Vic
__
Symington
5-12
9
5-
$6.49
preferred-
S%
A
5-12
9
5-25
25c
.
Italy )—
!___
"ADRs"
Chemical,
(quar.)
Window,
convertible
5-15
1
15c
.
Chemical
(Ing. C.)
Oxford
70c
7
6-
1
6-
(quar.i
(increased 1%
A
:___
(quar.)
give
we
Adams-Millis
convertible
Superior
6-
$1.14
6-
approved
preferred
Tube
&
Corp.
30c
4
pfd.
A
Mid-Continent
Common
Ogden
18%c
50c
.
class
Sheet
weeks and
1
J40c
4Vi.%
(quar.)
Corp
Preference
Grange
of
preferred
5-12
(quar.)
Ltd.,
split
.;
:
(quar.)_..
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
5-15
4-28
4-28
4-28
5-24
5-12
—
$1.20
class
5Vi%,
.___
Olin-Mathieson
Olivetti
Sunray
6
tax)
stock
common
4.56%
Co.,
Coal
Ben
6-
6-
(quar.)
6- 1
5-15
5-15
5-1
6-10
5-26
t$1.37V2
15c
(quar.i
A
dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
5-15
6-15
Inc.—
4-29
6-13
dividend) ( 'i share of
of
Teleregister Corp.
for
of
share
Corp.
Ohio
5-15
5
5-
5-26
(s-a)
Steinberg's,
(stock
stock
common
(quar.)
Ltd
South
Corp.
30c
$1.40
Glass
A
Ltd.,
Warner
Strouse,
A
6-9
4-17
5-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stanley
4-21
6-
25c
(quar.)
5-
1
6-
4-28
be
class
7-14
5-15
$1.25
(s-a.i__—
Chemicals (quar.)
Worsted Co
Radio
Zenith
6-15
_
Packaging,
Stanfield's,
1
5-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.60
5-
6-
30c
(Ohio)
preferred
Standard
5
5-
5-15
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Oil
7-
1 quar.i
California
of
class
Corp.,
Youngstown
5-10
12 Vic
Forgings Corp.
Products,
Co.
1
87Vic
common
<
7-1
4-29
5-10
1
10c
(quar.)
Motor
Oil
1
6-
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
6-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.i
7-31
,6-1
40c
preferred
iquar.)
Wyandotte
7-20
8-
$1.05
(
pfd.
$4.50
Corp.,
5-22
5- 1
5-26
5- 5
5-1
8c
$1
30c
10c
—____—.__
6%
5-22
6-3
6-15
35c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Engineering
B
preferred
4%
$1.10
iquar.)_____
Co.,
preferred
Class
Wyandotte
19c
(quar.)
.___
(quar.)
Sherman,
6-10
6-10
5-16
6-10
5-20
6-1
40c
17Vic
45c
$1.50
90c
75c
$1.50
A
common
(quar.)—
Wood-Mosaic
Service—
(quar.)
Chemical
2-for-l
Cbear-Nester
Electric
Standard
5-19
5-15
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
Pharmacal
6-30
$1.433/4
(quar.)_
Northwestern
6-30
70c
Common
$1.43
(quar.i
preferred
convertible
383/+c
(quar.)
$3.50
23c
common
5.75%
4.50%
(quar.)
Railway
Standard
t45c
(quar.)
(increased)
Ltd.
Gas,
5.72%
Northwestern
preferred
Sprague
44C
:
(quar.)_
Power,
Natural
2
V'
class
Power,
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
(
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd.—
5'/2%
preferred (quar.)____—
2
(quar.)
Apparel,
Bros.
Electric
Oil
35c
85c
45c
4
(quar.i
(quar.)
(quar.)__________
preferred
Holders
Wood
8
5-19
6-20
30c
(quar.i
International
Standard
(initial)
common
40c
10c
4-20
6-
Sperry
5-15
1
4-
4-26
common
Standard
6-
$1
Varnish
&
4-28
Co.
&
Witherbee
7
$0,195
Ordinary Registered—
rets.
6-
5-31
.
$4
3.60%
5-
Standard
prior pfd. (quar.)—
Northern Indiana Public Service—
Water,
5-15
6-30
4.20%
5-31
6-20
6-15
quar.i
6-30
Spencer
5-11
6-20
6%
5-22
Common
in¬
net
Wisconsin
5-10
7c
.,
income)
vestment
Northeastern
from
are
5-10
._
__
Paint
Southwestern
5-31
343ic
preferred (quar.).*—
preferred (quar.)—
(All
9
6-20
6-
$1
Winkelman
9
9
31 Vic
2
10c
5-15
6-
6-
(quar.)
4.40%
common
6-29
20c
20c
J20c
Wiser
Industries
Southern
—
37 V2C
Investment,
3%
_____
preferred
1
6-
1
6-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Dock-
__'
American
6-
1
7-
Ltd
(quar.).
Corp.,
Mining
Williams
$1.55
6-15
7-
--
5-15
$1.25
$1
,
New
Normetal
20c
iquar.)
1
Sonotone
Smith
$5c
pfd.
A
(increased
dep.
Smith-Alsop
1
$1.01 V'4
—
4%
4.05%
6-
Mfg.—
American
40c
(quar.)
Jersey Power & Light,
preferred (quar.i
New
(quar.)
22V2c
(quar.)—
White
Mfg.
Dental
S )
4-19
!___—___—____
class
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Simpsons,
tl5c
Starch
dividend
B
IS
1
10c
A
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Whirlpool Corp.
(quar.)
4%%
convertible preferred
8
5-
<quar.)_—_____—
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
Per
8
5-
5-25
15c
class
5-
5-25
15c
(quar.)
A
.—;
Paper,
&
Corp.
Class
$1.12 »/a
National
Roofing
Stock
pfd. (quar.)
National
class
Pen,
A.)
(quar.)_____;
Signal Oil &, Gas,
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)____
National Lead, 7% preferred A (quar.h——
National Rubber
Machinery (quar.)
National
B
Sidney
Siegler
"
Nalco
(W.
Class
time).
.
Name of Company
of Rec.
Payable
Share
of Company
Name
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1906)
5-26
5- 1
5- 1
6-I0
Volume
193
Number
6051
.
.
.
The
Per
Name of Company
Anthony Pools, Inc
,
5-24
Byers
of Company
M.) Company (quar.)
(H. M.) & Co.—
Byllesby
6-
1
4-27
5%
preferred
6-
1
4-27
5%
preferred
6-
1
4-27
5%
preferred
6-
1
6-
1
4-27
683Ac
6-
1
4-27
6-
1
4-27
$1.08%
Power,
6-12
5-
6-12
5-.! 4
5%
4
•
preferred
5%■ convertible
1
4-15
5.40%
convertible
1
4-10
5'/a%
convertible
$1.12'A
5-
1
4-10
California
30c
6-
1
4-20
California
5-
Stock
Artesian
1
'shale"0"""016'1' 80162
Associated Stationers
Supply""<o~uar
1
5.36%
conv.
5-
5
5.20%
conv.
5-15
4-28
5.20%
100%
6-
1
4-28
5.08%
43 %e
5-
1
4-
5.50%
conv.
preferred
til
Preferred
preferred
RR..
Preferred (quar.)_
Brass Foundry (quar.)__IH
ut
Atlas
„IIIIH
-311111
Steels.
Ltd.
Augusta
.
Dominion
Foils, Ltd.,
Oil
5-
3
6-15
6-
1
Canada
Baldwin
(quar.)
Co., 6%
Piano
prelerrea
ft*
Bank
of
Canadian
Breweries,
9-30
Canadian
Bronze.
1-15-62
12-30
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
,3c
5-
8
4-10
Canadian
Investment Fund,
10c
5-
1
4-15
Canadian
Salt)
5-
1
4-15
Canavaral
6%
preferred
5-
J5c
6-
15c
5-20
4-15
•
Preferred
Carborundum
4-28
1
1
Cardinal
Baltimore
&
Ohio
30c
5-
1
4-15
Carlisle
5-
1
4-15
Carolina
Carthage
5%
5-22
5-
5
3%
5-22
5-
5
10c
Co.
4-28
Power
Montreal
Mills
Baystate
Corp.
Bearings,
Bean
7-14
6-30
Caterpillar
4.20%
b.)
Central
Central
Hudson
Kansas
6-19
5-19
8-18
6-19
5-19
preferred
Be
Bell
Ltd..
Best
&
B.ackman
Class
Class
A
Class
A
Pell,
Blue
Ridge
Inc.
7-
10-
3
-
preferred
Fund
Extra
~
~~
Belt
Store
9-21
5-
1
5-15
3
4-21
1
4-14
5-
1
3
Corp.
5-
1
4-14
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-29
6-15
5-31
7-15
6-33
Gas
Milling
6-
$1
5-
1
1
5-19
4-21
of
payment
to
about
14c
per
7-
1
6-
7
City
National
5-15
5-
8
City
Columbia
Forest
4-10
4-10
Stock
4-10
(Two-for-one
13c
5-29
4-28
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
J25c
2
4-21
6-20
6-
2
7-
.
6-
5
3
dep.
$3.80
preferred
Brooklyn
Union
Buckeye
Steel
Castings
Inc., 4%
Bullocks,
Ltd., class
B
Burgmaster Corp.
Burma
Mines,
Ordinary
(initial)
Ltd.
5-
1
4-
7
(final)
penses
Burmah
Burns
Oil,
tax,
of
50%
5-30
3-30
less
for
___
Biscuit
$1.25
Bush
year
deduction
for
Co.
(stock
Di
5-16
5- 2
Dial
5-25
5- 8
Diamond
Alkali
5-
1
4-20
Diamond
National
5-10
4-28
$1.50
—
(quar.i—
com.
common
(quar.)
,
Pacilic
11-30
12'Ac
4%
37'Ac
40c
'
$1
(quar.)
6- 1
5-8
5-15
6- 1
6- 1
6- 9
9- t
11*10
12'Ac
Colonial
75c
Mines,
Ltd.
(s-a)—
Corp.
4-14
6-12
5-15
7-1
1
6-
1
1
Ltd.
12-
1
1st
Steel
I
6-
9
(1947
6-30
*5c
5-29
4-28
5-29
4
6-12
5-18
6-
28
1
5-11
8'Ac
5-25
4-28
? 'Ac
5-
1
12'Ac
6-
1
37'Ac
5-15
4-
7
5-in
5-
1
7-
3
6-20
5-31
5-17
9
4-14,
5-
5-31
5-15
4-28
(quar.)
*15c
5-
1
4-15
*37'Ac
5-
1
4-15
5-15
Co.
4-11
4-
1
*22'Ac
6-
1
5-15
* 15c
6-
1
5-10
25C
6-12
5-29
10c
5-
1
4-14
25c
5-
1
4-17
25c
6-
9
5-19
Drug(quar.)
Metals
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5-
5-
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Ltd.
Bradstreet
&
*10c
*20c
Ltd
Supply
&
iquar.)
(quar.)
4-29 1
* 14c
5-15
*30c
5-15
15c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
preierred (quar.)
Duquesne Brewing. Co. (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp., 5%
conv. pfd. (quar.)
4.80%
East
5-19
5-
6-15
5-31
31'Ac.
7% pfd. (quar.)
pfd. A (accum.)„
Power, Ltd.,
Kootenay
$6
Corp.,
States
preferred
4-29
2
$7
5-31
5-
5-
1
4-20
9
5-
1
5-
1
Increased
4-20
4-20
6-
9
4-28
{c
5-
1
4-13
12c
8c
8-
1
7-20
6-
1
5-19
Fund
Mortgage Service
1
4-14
5-
1
4-20
Monthly,—"—
8c
7-1
1
4-12
Monthly
8c
8-
1
4-14
1
4-14
6-30
5-31
&
1
7-
7
1
7-
7
5-25
5-
8
50c
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
$1.50
5-
1
4-14
5-19
50c
6-15
35c
quarterly j
6-23
6-
5-
Co.
9
1
4-20
*12'Ac
Williamsport RR.
Ltd.
5-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
7-21
6-22
38c
6-15
$1.16'A
(s-a)
(quar.i
District Electric, common
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Empire State Oil (s-a)
Equity Corp., $2 conv. preferred (auar.)
Ets-Hokin & Galvan
(stock dividend)
6-
1
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
$1.18%
5%
6-
1
5-15
6-10
5-20
7-19
5-
common
Empire
6-19
5-
Co.,
Products
Emco,
5-31
88-
5%
(stock dividend)
4'A%
6-13
6-15
$1.75
$1.50
(accum.)
B
*$1.75
Corp. Ltd.—
Ecuadorian
5-31
15c
income)—
4-20
tlOc
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Electric Storage Battery Co. (quar.)
Elizabethtown Water Consolidated—
Colonial
2'A%
Colorado
(from
Central
Colorado
investment
1
*50c
Ekco
$1.25
(quar.)_
5-
(s-a)
Ltd.
4-19
$1.25
series) (quar./
series)
(quar.)
America
4-20
*20c
(quar.)
4-28
6-10
$1.25
5-19
1
15c
5-16
12c
(quar.)—
4-17
6-12
5-
39c
Industries,
Coal,
&
Brothers,
A
Elmira
series)
9
Inc.—
5-15
15c
(accum.)
4-21
4-20
5-
5-
15c
(Mass.)
(increased)
Ducommun
4-1
5-18
87'Ac
series
1
5-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fair-Comunity
Class
5-10
Colonial
3
Power
Insurance
(initial)
Co.
(monthly)—
Service
Co.
(Denver)
Oil
&
pfd.
31'Ac
(quar.)
Plastics
(initial-quar.)_,
Columbia Gas System (quar.)
!
Columbia
Columbus
4-14
Pictures
&
4'A%
6-16
4-28
7-
6%
10-27
10-
6
6
31c
2%
25%
5-15
5-
1
5-
4-
7
5-
8
4
4-17
Southern
preferred
4.65%
7-29
preferred
preferred
Combined
Ohio
Metals
8c
5-15
5-
5-15
5-15
5-
6%
1
5-
1
(quar.)
,
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
25c
6-
1
6-
1
5-10
5-1
4-5
Extra
5-10
20c
10c
6-10
5^19
(quar.),
.
$1.40
preferred
Federal
Insurance
class
A
(N.
1
4-17
1
6-16
6-
1
5-
1
• 1
4-28
5-10
4-R
4-21
5-
1
4-15
5-26
5-12
6-
1
5-
2
*$2
5-
9
5-
2
*$1
5-
9
5-
2
* 35c
(quar.),
5-
1
4-18
135c
(quar.)
—_—
J.)
57-
30c
—
i
(quar.)
Co.
4-14
1
40c
30c
25c
:
——
Grain, Ltd.,
B
(quar.)
Federal
5-
$1.50
1
20c'
Corp.
Class
..
of Delaware
(quar.)
(quar.),
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)
Federal Fire Insurance (Canada) (annual)
Fedders
4-28
4c
(extra)
Co.
5-
5-15
35c
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
10c
6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),,—_—
Co.
5-12
6-
4%
Trust
Farmers Bank of State
4-14
$1.50
A
Bros.
1
50c
Company,
County
convertible
Farmer
20c
(quar)
Fairbanks Morse &
1
$1.16
100%
(quar.)
Fairfield
4-20
$1.06'A
$1.06
—_
Co.—
3-31
1
Co.
Fate-Root-Heath
(quar.)
Paper, class
Credit
5-
5-
27'Ac
(quar.)
iquar.)—
dividend
Commercial
pfd.
1
5-15
Electric—
(quar.)
Commercial
Stock
$4.25
(quar.)—
Locks
B
Corp.,
—
Rule
Fairbanks
5%
$1.25
Gas,
1
Evans
—
dividend
Stock
Colorado
Class
(stock dividend)-.
12-15
Inc.
preference
Eastern
5-1
6-19
25c
".""J
1
75c
5-10
4-
ex¬
(quar.)
1
37'Ac
Fund,
Electrohome
Drug
6-6
1
*12'Ac
dividend)
1
5-
from
Driver-Harris
4-20
6-
*20c
30c
j,
.1947
of
Investment
Ordinary
(quar.)
2
'
3
preferred (quar.),!
Oil Fields (monthly)
Donohue
Corp.—
(1946
preferred
Trust
Investment
Common
Ltd.—
common
10-
Dominion Tar & ChemicaZ
5-15
7c
1
3
6
*3c
Dominion
6-12
J 20c
57-
10-
1'Ac
7
15c
8-15
87'Ac
'
4-15
7-
1 'Ac
6-
(quar.)'
Bridge,
Dun
(quar.)
(Atlanta, Ga.)
5-15
1
5-15
25c
Engineering Works, Ltd.
Dominion Fabrics,
Ltd., common
Finance—
preferred
Mines,
Inc.
5-15
50c
—
1
5-
12c
15c
Dominion
5- 8
$1.12'A '
6-
13c
45c
4-4
4-20
6-30
45c
97'Ac
$2
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
preferred
Dominion
each
common
,
•M
$1.19
common
1
6-30
15c
for
5-15
5-
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
2%
share
5-15
1
5-
—
9-
5-29
one
1
6-
s-a)
(increased
5- 3
5- 1
32'Ac
split)
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
6;
6-
3
Corp.
Co.
Houses,
2nd
5-15
3
(quar.)„
iquar.)
Dominion
5-10
6
6-
(quar.)___
(quar.)_.
A
Fruit
Finance
$1.56
5-10 I
6-
4-20
6-
Dominguez
Ky.
(quar.)
Co.,
common
preferred
Giorgia
Dobbs
5-19
4-21
4-14
5-15
25c
net investment income—
(quar.)
Doage Manufacturing, common (quar.)
0-29
9-28
4-2C
1
Chemical Coatings—
DeSoto
Quarterly
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)__,_—
1
6-
25c
4- T
5-1
1
5-29
preferred
6-
5-
1
5-
_H
II
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
3-31
7-
*12'Ac
convertible
Terminal
$2.50-$3.50
1
5-
Tramway—
5-13
5-
end¬
_
Denver
6-15
87'Ae
Corp.
5%
6-16
Corp.—"
Business Men's Assurance
4-28
5-
(final)
Ltd.
5-15
5-
Depositary
Ltd.
A
A
8%' debenture stock
$1.25
Gold
Bferred
class
4-28
4-28
Insurance
Acceptance
5%
23c
+25c
Common
Burry
pi
Mfg;,
Voting common
(Quarterly from net investment income)./
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
(quar.)i._2_;
National
Colorite
payment
but
Company,
Cole
Class
ing 12-31-60 of 1 Ve pence free of British
income
A,
$3.50
__!!
dividendP
Dennison
4-15
Diversified
Hardware,
Colgate-Palmolive
9
II"
I
(quar.)„
Corp.
>
-
-i;
(quar:)1
Dupuis Freres,
annually
Willans
IIII
preierred
Diocesan
—.—
Life
Estate
4-10
933Ac
1
(quar.)
Phipps Stores, 5'A%
Income Fund
1 /
5-15 :
5-31
$1
(quar.ij
(stock
4-15
1
25c
(s-a)
j
55-
30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
A
'(s-a )___•_
DeMun
4-10
1
—/
I
(quar.)—
(quar.)__;
5- 5
dividend)——.
guaranteed
States
Class
95c
preferred
1
1 f\r.
(quar!71 "III
Co.
Products Corp.
Bullock's,
Class
regular
Colonial
(quar )
Gas
Steel
4-19
4-10
1
5-
933Ac
;
Dejaware
Dean
1
5-
60c
5-15
Illuminating,
Cochrane-Dunlop
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.—
Buchanan
7%
5%
receipts)
"(
5-
83Ac
H
30c
quar.)
guaranteed
Cochenour
Petroleum. Am77airdeFoFi
nema^ (/lnal Payment fur the year i960
abdut 23c
on
Amer.
5-15
12-12
$1.75
(quar.)
4-14
preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
Special
preferred
1
o'SM1!
$1.25
or
A
3.90%
4-20
5/1
6-
held).
Electric
preferred
preferred B
5-1'
7
12-28
$1
common
3.75%
5-15
> '
7
9-
$1.06
5-15
—
Texas
stock
cash
of
94- shares
Colonial
of
3.75%
I
12'Ac
25c
-
(Optional
Increased
~
ap-
4-20
40c
$1.75
(quar.)____—
City Stores
Coastal
*12 'Ac
°Tprova\) (st0Ck dividend subject to
4-20
.
7
6-
6
$1.12
62'Ac
dividend
Cleveland
will
Ltd—
1
6-
6
10-
50c
~
IIIIIIII
(quar.)
Dover Industries.
(initial
common
1
1
1
Oxygen—
British
New
5-
5-
depositary
Products,
1
5-
Co.,
preferred
25c
Co., common (quar.)
Bank & Trust (Chicago)
5-
fi-
Quarterly
British
5-
35C
Transit
7%
6
7-
50c
25c
Dayton Power & Light, common (quar.)
Threc-for-One stock split on common
Products Corp.—
6-
British
Dahas
7-
50c
•-
(quar.)__
43A%
(quar.)
87 %c
15c
dividend
preferred
10c
(quar.)
oreferred
5%
Investing
H™' Pree °f Britlsh income fa*.
depositary
expenses
4'A%
l'A%
(quar.)
preferred
5%
City
shilling
one
4-20
4-20
4-26
(quar.)
27c
4'A%
(quar.)_JI7II ~
5-10
4-10
1
1
*75c
IIII
I
--
(quar.)
4-20
55-
e-15
(quar.)
Orleans
5
15c
J
preferred
Paul & Pacific RR.—•
New
4-
Ordinary
™
Cincinnati.
1
15c
wme;
$4.24
25'Ac
(quar.)__,
75C
S American Tobacco
American Oil, Ltd. (qua^T'IIIIZrZ
After
preferred
$1.06
income)--""
$4
9
1
4-15
4-10
25c
7 'Ac
5-11
Extra
Machine,
12 "-r
—""
4-19
5-
1
4-15
1
9-15
Diebold,
Electric,
&
Light Co.—
5-
5-19
5-10
5-16
1
5-
3
(quar.)
55-
6-14
5-
5-24
preferred A
50c.v
(quar.)
20c
8-29
$2 non-cum.
&
5-10
7-
7
Power
5-31
20c
<quar.)_
25c
iqUaJih>*%
31c
Corp., -common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
3-31
$1.75
preferred A
Dallas
1
4-14
$1.75
non-cum.
6-15
9
5-
'
IIIII"
IIIIIIII
(quar.)
non-cum.
1
9
5-
•
.
5-17
$2
6-30
5-
1
4-15
$2
1
1
1
6-
1
5-15
4-
56-
5-15
5-19
5-
6
6-
4-28
5-1
1
6-
7-29
1
28c
6-15
5-15
6-
6-20
17'Ac
,
6- 9
5- 1
Curtiss-Wright
6-15
8-
(quarl)HI---
(quar.)
Inc.
6
4-20
15c
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
5-
CoTp".. Ltd,7 oVcinVry^TDhi"-
(final
4%.
Press.
6-
1
75c
Dickenson
non-cum.
Chromalloy
preferred
5-
35c
(quar. )_'
$1.12 pfd.
40c
10c
...
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.—
Cincinnati
(quar.)__
4-10
5%
5-18
25c
4-28
series A
1
6-20
50%
1
pfd. series A
pfd. series A
6-
*.*1.80
5-31
pfd.
25c
.
3c
non-cum.
7-31
4-28
;
62'Ac
—
non-cum.
2
'
Ltd.
Seal,
133Ac
(quar.)
5%
5-20
5-15
7%
Cuneo
10c
—
Va.
Milwaukee St.
8-15
4-26
1
Ry.—
preferred
conv.
$1.20
Rr t
British
Ordinary
3'A%
Chicago
of
Ohio
6-
5-17
5-15
$1
$1.05
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
6-
Cuban American Sugar Co.—
-7%
preferred (quar.)
:
6-15
25c
income)
1
~
(ouar! )I-IIIIIIIIIIH
9
4-14
5-
Boston—
investment
50c
(omTrJ
A
investment
Com.
of
net
&
Ca„a«a„°"unds!lln_:.9 Pe"Ce °D 24''ic
Brass
Fund
(From
2
2
7-
(s-a)
Quarterly
Trust
66-
$1.13
(quar.)
6-
1
4-21
1
15c
Crystal Oil & Land.
5-15
?7'Ac
Estate
Chesapeake
2; '■
'"~"
-
Engineering (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)
Chase
Co.
&
5-20
7
1
IIIIIIII
9/
10c
(quar.)
Chesapeake
6
5-
Cork
4-17
7-
;__I
;
Crowley Milner & Co.
Crown
5-15
5-15
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Hinds
4-
1
11'Ac
6-
6-30
18c
.
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
3-31
12'AC
__
4-21
Col class A
Crouse
1
6-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
iquar.)
Real
6-
8c
(qua"!/-
1
6-30
35c
Corp.
Co.
Cincinnati
(quar./
5-
125c
Corp.—
dividend)
6-27
1
130c
Chambersburg
5-
6c
4-10
(stock
Aircraft
Chain
6-
20c
class
___,
PaP«
A
6c
"
(quar.)
(from
Preferred
Chain
5-15
Class
$1.12'A
5%
•
Co..
Credit
Certified
9-21
5-
Crosett
3-31
5-31
5-
57y2c
iquarJIIIIIIIUTT""
Corp
HI
Coty International
6-1
37'Ac
Public Service
Century Industries
6-26
6
3
Southwest
6c
'
Bourjois. inc. (quar )
Bristol
4
4-14
1
(quar.)
50c
°4 q0^<"Edison Co-. (quar.)___(quar.) 7
common
4-25
Preferred
Eo"'er
5-15
10-
U7'Ac
I"
.
Boston
5-
4-15
1
Mutual
Concrete
4.78%
1
1
6-
~~
1
3"
IIIIIIII
(ou"»"
65-
1
""corp. ~ (Mo.-)IZ
^"Warner Corp., common
3'V,;
preferred (quar.)
Bostic
Vermont
9
$1.25
'
Stores
B
Lines
Varnish, common
1
1
(quar.)
Co.
6c
(S-a)
(quar.)
Fisheries corp.. common
preferred
(quar.)
4%
&
20c
FundHfnc.IL'"
BrihM°mT> "T Inc.
Bobbie Brooks. lnvestment income)
Booth
Central
1
preferred
50c
(monthly)
Blue
6-
7-
15c
(quar.)
(monthly)
(monthly).
(monthly)
A
Class
Soya
15c
pfd". (qu"ar7
Corp.
Merchandising
A
Central
$1.18%
~ T
Works.
Company
4-29
4.20%
Paint &
$3 class A prior pref.
5-
5-
(quar.)
1
7c
I
7%
preferred
6-
2%
(guar.)
4%
*45c
7c
(quar.)
Intercontinental
Belmont Iron
5
Cook
Co.—
Cessna
___
Corp.
Mfg' Corimg-Corticelli.
5-
<
j-
7-3
7-
-
Light
4-24
5c
__I_H~"
dividend
5-15
131'Ac
$1.05
Power
6-15
5
Trust
&
(Toronto)
162Ac
(Cleveland)
5-12
Corning Natural Gas
(quar.)—
Bank
1
6-15
-i
*$1
III'
Transportation
5-15
(quar.)
National
6-
*12c
(ChlcagoMquar!)
Co.
Continental
6-15
(quar.)
Central
5
65c
—
150c
(quar.)_
&
Bank
Insurance
Cornet
(quar.)
Electric, common
4-
$1
Life
4-28
(quar.)
1
Co"".—--"
Distilling
Aircraft
5-31
8-18
dividend
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
5-
37 '/•
*43/ lA'preferred (quar.) com.- (quai\)S'l Shoe CorP-»
4 A %
Beech
H
$50c
1
_
QlartSr0" "ni"a' ,Uar-)
Slock
9-18
Stock
4-28
-
/
1
$1.04
Continental
4-28
(quar.)
Louisiana
4.50%
$1
5-10
37c
Co.—
Power
5-
(quarterly)
4-28
-
Electric
5
51c
25%
Continental Assurance
5-19
1
(Chicago)
30c
&
4-
(quar.)_IIIII"
National
5-15
common
common
4-
1
dividend
5-15
-
(quar.)
5%. pfd.
Gas
pref. A
$1.40 pref. B
Central
6-20
6-
Stock
Continental-Illinois
5-15
(quar.)
com.
Markets.
$1.40
$1
Food
$1.50
9-18
—
___
4-28
—
Co.,
preferred
y-^y
20c
Corp.,
55c preferred
(reduced)
Tractor
12-29
2%
(quar.)
Inc.
(J.
5-31
.
175c
Gas,
Central
Pd C°' fstock dividend)".
Paper, Ltd
BathmBathurst Power &
Class A (quar.)
4-10
(quar.)
Cooke, Inc.
20c
.
1
120c
Light,
Natural
&
45c
(quar.)
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
5-
30c
$2
Cascade
Central
(Newark7Tqua7.)
4- 3 ">
4-3
4-3
142'Ac
(quar.)
&
10-13
50c
Commerce
of
5-1
5-1
137'Ac
Ltd.
1
5-
>
_I
/
I
(Chicago)TquarT
preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
1$1
Central
Bank
$4.52
145c
Corp.. (quar.) _i
1-15-62
RR.—
4'QunaTtmlUym Pfd" ,stamPed~& "unsTampFd)
3
—,—
t
5
5-
50c
common-(quar.)_I
Power,
115c
-
$1.50
(s.tamPt,j and unstamped)
,stamped and unstamped).
Quarterly11 Pfd' (stamped & unstamped)
4-
(quar.)
$1.50
tTn
4"
5-25
$1.50
Cnmmnn
5-1
5- 1
(quar.)
series)
(1956
Corp.
$1.12
'
30c
Ltd.,'_U.
International
5-12
11 %c
prefemriqlH")!4
(quar.)
Consumers
5
115c
(s-a)
5
(quar.)
preferred
|15c
iquar.)
15c
(quar)
preferred
$4.50
J25c
pfd.
4-
(quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
$4.16
Dock. Ltd. (reduced s-a)
Power, Ltd., com
&
Corp.
4-28
60c
(quar.)
1
4
Laundries
4-3
International
Ltd.
Ltd.
5-
4-
Consolidated
4-28
/
1
1
"pfd."q'uVr")
"
5-15
Corp
Commerce
7-15
1
4-28
5-1
132'Ac
(quar.)
Land
30c
_
(quar)
preferred
Ltd.
Co.
West
10-15
7-
'4-28
5-15
(s-a)
Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5%
5-13
Malting
*25c
Tools
4-28
:
North
Canada
Castle
Baker
5-15
Participating
5
30c
SnprPV &t Gas dividend___„t-w__III"_3I3
,stock dividend")
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stock
4-28
/•
1
47'Ac
(quar.)
166c
1
30c
Special
4-28
5-15
preferred
$2.04 preferred
34c
—*
Canada
-
5-15
313Ac
343Ac
1
9-
12-
5-
Ltd.
(s-a)
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd., 1st preference (s-a)_
Consolidated Edison (N. Y.), $5
(quar.)
common
(quar.
Canadian
preferred
5-15
(quar.)„i_
5-15
quar.)
4-28
5-15
(quar.)—II "
II"-
IIIIIIIIIIIII"
(quar.)
HIT"'""
Discovery
YeUowknife""Mines
$1.90
140c
A
25c
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
Sugar, Ltd.
1
(quar.)
Consoliciated
Extra
Class
4'Ac
Mfills- common (quarJIIII,""""
(quar.),
c°4n^
$4.50
&
6-
'———
(Increased
P*
Canada
Cement, Ltd.»■ common
preferred
(quar.)
4-
Newspapers," classTVuai7)
,
6
Associates
1
AvcofCorn M,lnes' Ltd- < indexedillTITn«
4-
Insurance
5-
(quar )
■Jit-v Preferred
6'A%
preferred
1
5-22
At^ Physlcs & Science-Vund—~
■(From income)
•
5-
4-25
'
:
Canada
6-16
anCe lTulsa' *<*>«•<-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
6
Fire
Canada
4-
5-10
I
4-28
$2.00
1
31c
155c
/P'; 5% preferred (quar.)_
r
4-28
1
50c
I
5-15
,
93 %c
_
At
1
5-
$2.50
(quar.)______
4-21
(quar.)
6-
$1.18%
5-15
'
e-
9-15
12-15
51 'Ac
1
(quar.
preferred
Camuen
4-14
-
(quar.)
1
6-
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.30
(quar )
5'A%
Atlas
5-1
"
preferred
$1.32
3-27
preferred
preferred
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
pfd.IsII!""
5%
common
B
5-17
preferred
$1
(quar./_____
Refining Co.,
3.15/,
)
■
$2.06
6-
6-15
(quar.)
com.
4-28
6-15
55c
6-15
31'Ac
33c
Telephone,
$1.25
■!/ !;.
~\3c
(quar.),
D
5-15
;
6-15
(quar.)
preferred series J
$1.24
;
(quar.)_
a
t-/*
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
$1.20
will
per de-
(quar.)
E
conv.
&
(quar.)
32'Ac
preferred series H (quar.)—
preferred series I (quar.)
C
series
preferred series F (quar.)
preferred series G (quar.)
Water
preferred
32JAc
6-
6-
series
series
$2.20
33'/2C
6-12
California
1
3-22
Connecticut Light Si Po\ver—
33c
preferred
1
1
3-22
1
J 50c
33'/3C
conv.
5.28%
25c
6-
3-22
1
$ 50c
27'/ac
4.40%
1
6-15
1
5-
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30c
5.30%
15c
25c
25c
5-
5-
10c
31'Ac
5-19
56'Ac
1
Service, common
preferred
50c
$1.16
27c
(quar.)
preferred
4-14
Holders
>1 31%
27'/2C
(quar.)
5-19
STte:
^
4%
dlv.
expenses
t
Water
5-5
6-
1
(quar )
com.
.
Payable of Rec.
*50c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
Packing
6-1
5-
1
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
III—HI
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.)
IIIIIIII
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto)
22'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
Tnilnr T
preferred
.PS"?1
amniin!
dePOsltary
ax
posUary
.
6-15
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L
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Water, 7%
11-15
(quar.)
common
6-15
V/2 % Preferred (Quar.)__
dtviden^Ur
Water' Inc" «««•)-
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8-15
1
When
Share
Edison
5.25%
21c
25c
Ar^lS Paint & VarnlTh TlnltTalj":::::::
1
of Company
Commonwealth
75c
2 2'Ac
common <«»«•>--
912-
(quar.)__;
com.
preferred
55-
62'Ac
r
(quar.)
*62'Ac
Pre"meJ0?qu™ °aS'
5-15
31'Ac
^
(quar.)
California-Pacific Utilities,
$1.12'A
+
»
1
preferred
$3
50c
;
6-
11
Per
Name
4-14
31 V*c
(quar.)_
Electric
California
60c
SSSVJK? 5C?
's^'nVVs„dp ruffly-'
1
4-27
62'Ac
5-
4.64%
(quar.)_
60c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
3IV4C
(quar.)
59c
_
When
Share
(A.
18c
k
Preferred series B
(quar.)
preferred
(quar)
(1907)
Per
Name
of Rec.
6-15
27'Ac
Jbirt pre5erred (guar.)
"
$2.50 pn,Sfrreclseries A (guar.y
preferred
(quar.)____
&4.oo
Chronicle
Holders
Payable
6c
Public Service~~JJ—"
f.eyn common (initial)__
pre;erre<^ (guar.)-
"
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Share
Arizona
*
Commercial and Financial
5-
1
4-18
$35C
5-
1
4-18
25c
6-
1
5-19
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1908)
Per
Name
(monthly)
Mortgage Asso.
Board, Inc.— '
(quar.)__.
Federal Screw Works (quar.)
Federal
When
Share
of Company
National
27c
Holders
5-15
4-30
6-15
5-29
28%C;
preferred
Goodman
Fed-Mart
Corp
Federated
Corp.
25c
12'Ac
lc
—
(monthly)
Delaware
of
6-
1
6-15
Goodyear
6-
1
4-28
Gould
5-
Government
preferred
(quar.)
A
(N. J.) (quar.)
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Bank
National
First
National
(quar.)
City
First
Stock
5-23
5-
8
5-
1
4-24
6%
preferred
(quar.)
3-
1
3-30
6%
preferred
5-
1
3-30
6%
preferred
5-
1
4-19
8%
1
6-16
8%
Bank
Bank
Iron
Jersey)
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
(stock
Bureau
6-15
5-31
8%
class B
class
8%
class
5-15
5-
1
i
1
4-24
25c
75c
55-
1
4-10
2%
_
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-24
12'Ac
(quar.)
First Wisconsin Bankshares (quar.)—
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.)_—
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Flexing Tube Co.. 6% preferred
Florida Capital Corp.
(initial)
Florida
Steel
Florida
Public
Stock
Corp.
(s-a)
40c
50c
$30c
$3
2 Ac
15c
—
(quar.)
Utilities
1
4-
1
5-15
5-
2
5-
5-
1
1
6-
Class
B
Voting
Non-voting
Dairies,
Common
for
(stock
dividend
preferred stock
share
(quar.)
common
(stock
at rate
each
400
of
75c
t$1.25
dividend)
payable
in
2%
5-24
1
17 Ac
Bank
will
5-
Greeley
5-
1
4-14
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
6-
1
1
5-
2
6-15
5-12
5-
4-ia
1
7
5-15
4-28
6-
5-12
1
Gas
Friden,
Inc.
Friedman
Fruehauf
Class
Stock
Gulf
Co.,
6%
Haloid
Xerox, Inc.
4%
Co.,
preferred
Cjlas Service
General
Halle
!$1.12%
$4.50
Battery
Cigar
4-14
General
General
Finance
1
4-19
Hat
1
Hawaiian Telephone
11-13
11-
Corp. of America,
.
$5 preferred
Public
General
Steel
Telephone
Co.
preferred
of
Co.
General
$2
preferred
4-15
Knickerbocker
'14c
6-
1
5-12
KratUr
122 Ac
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
5-
1
4-17
6-10
5-15
7-
1
6-
8
4-28
6-15
5-15
6-12
3-10
4-
6-
9
6
4-25
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-10
3-
1
4-
3
4-
3
1
3-
1
6-
9
5-26
5-19
4-28
Galion
25e
5-15
4-23
32'Ac
5-15
4-23
32'Ac
5-15
4-23
33c
5-15
4-25
32'Ac
8-15
7-25
25c
8-15
7-25
32 Ac
8-15
7-25
33c
8-15
7-25
5-15
4-25
50c
4.80%
preferred
General
Co.
5-
1
4-14
62'AC
5-
1
4-14
62 Ac
6-
1
5-15
64'Ac
preferred
5-
1
30c
5-
1
4-15
55c
5-
1
4-10
19c
6-30
5-22
preferred
(quar.)
54 Ac
7-
1
5-22
preferred
(quar.)
55c
7-
1
5-22
5.28%
(quar.)
preferred
General
53y8c
(stock
Corp.dividend)
:
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
21
Z_
voting preferred (quar.)
voting preferred (quar.)
80c voting preferred
(quar.)
Genisco.
Inc.
(P. H.)
1
4-14
1
4-14
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
5-
1
4-14
6-15
6-
20c
7-
6-15
7'Ac
Class
Co.,
1
4-30
5-15
4-21
(increased
Monthly
Monthly
2
Globe Envelopes, Ltd., class A
Globe-News Publishing
monthly)
6"'
6-
5
5-
1
Industries
10c
6-12
5-23
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
,
(quar.)_.
212
2222
^
5-10
4-26
8C
.
income)
6-12
5-10
5- 1
5-20
4-28
.
4-28
4-21
(montnly)
32c
5-1
4- •
monthly)-
12c♦
3-1
4-6
(monthly)
12c
6-
1
5-5
B
(monthly)
5-5
4-24
Class
12c
6-1
4-10
$1.20
preferred
(monthly)
30c.
5-22
5- I
1
4-10
$1.20
preferred
10c
5-
1
4-10
$1.20
(monthly)
(monthly)
6-21
7-21
6-12
6- 1
7- 1
8- 1
6- •
7- 6
5-16
4-28
6-15
,7-15
-
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-
preferred
(S. S.)
Kresge
Co.
10c
(quar.)
40c
Kroger Company, common
3
27'Ac
$1.50
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
1st
6%
7%
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
y
{2
3%
.
7%
2
*
;
La
2nd
5-13
Lambert
4-28
Heritage Industrial Corp. (initial)
Hermetic Steel Corp., class A
(initial)
5c
5-5
Hidden
Splendor Mining
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Hilo
Electric
Light
u
preferred
(stock
•
(quar.)
Lumber
(quar.)
Holly Stores. Inc., 5% conv ptri (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
Rinehart
&
Co.
Chemical
$4.25
preferred
Horn
Land
Class
(stock
B
Co.
Ltd.,
preferred
&
Foods
&
5-
1
4-20
3-
1
3-30
5-
1
3-30
Leath
5-
1
4-15
Lehigh
Class
6-10
5-25
8c
$13*
$1.50
15c
7-10
6-26
3-
4-15
1
Stores
Lerner
Leslie
5
5
5-15
3-22
$1.75
7-
1
1
4-18
7-
3
6-
1
5-19
6-15
5-19
Liggett
5-
4-20
Lilly
1
10c
5-
1
4-20
$1
5-
1
4-14
&
Myers
(Eli)
&
Co.
New
pref.
$3.50
5-20
5-
5-15
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co.
1
$1.25
5-31
5-15
5-31
5-15
Special stock
7-
3
6-15
5-
1
4-14
6-30
6-13
&
25C
split)
(quar.)
stock (quar.)
$4.30 Orig. stock
$4.30 Orig stock
2
(quar.)
25c
Special
Door—
$4.30 Orig stock
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$4.30
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-28
12-13
Lobitos
Hydraulic
5%
Press
Food
Brick
4%
pfd.
A
5-
1
B
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oilfield,
Loblaw
4%
Power
Co.,
preferred
Brick
Co.,
(quar.).—;
common
4-17
$2.40
5-
1
4-21
Loblaw
55c
(quar.)
Power
Class
1
40c
(quar.)
Illinois
4-25
5-
5-
1
4-10
$1.50
1
4-10
preferred
(quar.)
51c
5-
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
52'Ac
5-
1
4-10
4.26%
preferred
(quar.)
53'Ac
5-
1
4.42%
preferred
(quar.)
55'Ac
5-
1
4-10
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
583Ac
5-
1
4-10
145c
5-
1!
3-31
Indian
Head
Mill, Inc.
$1.25
preferred
$1.50
preferred
Indiana
General
Industria
shares
Insurance Corp.
of
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
preferred
Institutional
From
America
-
dividend)
1
4-14
Louisville
5-19
Lower
preferred (quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
5-31
5-17
20c
11-30
11-16
1 'A %
5-15
4-15
75c
6-
1
5-
2
7-
1
6-
6-
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-
3
\
Fund
6c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___„
International
Harvester.
International
7% pfd.
Holdings Corp._
International
35c
$1.12 A
C.)
3c
(quar.)
$1.75
D.
5-15
4-28
5-
1
4-18
5-17
4-17
Investors, Inc.—
(From
net
investment
3-
9
International
Paints,
6-
5-18
International
Textbook
25c
Ltd.,
6%
Co.—
pfd.
(quar.)
6c
(s-a)___
6-10
4-14
5-17
50c
9- 9
50c
12- 9
50c 3-10-62
$1.10
6-10
$1.10
9- 9
$1.10
12- 9
$1.10 3-10-62
20%
6-22
8-17
11-17
2-16
5-17
8-17
11-17
2-16
4-19
RR.
.
(quar.)
$12 Ac
$12Ac
?60c
'59c
$37 Ac
$59c
6'/4c
6 Ac
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
6- 1
6-12
5-26
6-15
5-1
5-26
4-10
17c
80c
20c
75c
5-15
5- 1
6- 1
6-12
4-25
4-20
5-15
5- 1
5-1
4-17
5-26
5-10
4-17
4-17
5-15
Power Co. Ltd.—
122'Ac
25c
25c
10c
3%
(quar.)
Lynch Communications Systems
(quar.)
6-
5-
1
5-16
5
4-28
160C
75c
i
5-11
6-27
6-13
6-
7-
1
6-2
(stock dividend)
S
Industries
L
6- 9
5-15
5-15
6-23
17Ac
A
Participating
Macy
4%
Macco
(R. H.)
& Co., 4»A%
preferred
B
Manhattan
&
Shirt
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd.,
Corp.
Co.
•.
priority shs.
(quar.)
Coal—
(quar.)__
5-31
5- 1
5- 1
5-15
5-15
5-1
5- 1
5- 1
6-30
6- 1
120c
120c
(quar.)___
Holdings, Ltd., class A
participating preferred (quar.)
Macleod's, Ltd., 6% partic. pref. A (quar.)
R
5%
Manitoba
income)
Co.
Lynch Corp.
M
income-
iWashington,
Lawrence
Steel
Lukens
M
Fund
income
Bank
Nashville
&
St.
1
4-28
4-21
6- 1
1
10c
(quar.)
Interchemical
4'A%
Co.
6-12
$3
International
Service
5-
Ltd.—
Growth
Gas
fetate Rice Milling Co. (incr. ann.)
Louisville Cement
4'A%
(s-a)
investment
Island
Louisiana
4-14
20c
-
(stock
common
Foundation
Institutional
(quar.)
Lighting (increased-quar.)
1
A.—
<
—
(quar.)
preferred
4.84%
5-
15c
S.
:
investment
common
37'Ac
—
(quar.)
—
Shares,
Institutional
—_—
Co.,
31'Ac
Mexico,
shares
American
de
(quar.)
Gas
Star
Louisiana
(quar.)
Corp.
American
4-11
5-31
9/10c
B
Preferred
Lone
Long
11
(Mass.)—
(quar.)
Electrica
Class
5-
$1.21
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
1st
4-18
4-18
55c
25c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Groceterias,
Ltd.,
4-10
1
1
11'Ac
A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Local Finance Corp., class A
4-10
Imperial Bank of Canada
Imperial Chemical Industries—
"ADR's"
(final)
class
2nd pref.
45c
—
Ltd.,
Cos.,
B
5-20
$1
(quar.)
common
—
stock
Orig.
Ltd., Ordinary (final i
(After British
income tax and expenses
for depositary,
payment will amount to
approximately $.076 per depositary shr.)
4-14
$1
$1.25
(reduced-quar.)
Products,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
55-
50c
(quar.)_
5-
15c-
Special stock
Mortgage Corp.—
Refrigerator Co.
6-16
5-11
5-19
Wayne)—
(N. Y.)
Special stock
Little Miami RR.
$1.25
Sash
6-10
20c
5-31
(quar.)
Hussmann
5-19
7- 1
6- 1
87Ac
21c
2-for-l
(Fort
Ins.
12 Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Huttig
Tobacco (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(after
4-14
6-10
5c
$1.25
50c
—
Printing Co., common
A
Erie
(quar.)
(initial).
common
preferred
common
Glass
Life
National
Lincoln
Lincoln
preferred
&
5-1
invest¬
net
Quarterly
6-15
60c
(from
Trust
Libby-Owens-Ford
5%
New
5- 1
5- 1
I35c
(quar.)
—
Income
5%
Huron
5-15
5-15
6-30
6-30
9-29
-
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)—
4%
(quar.)
preferred
1st
income)
ment
6-17
5-
112'Ac
dividend)
common
130c
15c
115c
+
4Uc
(quar.)
partic.
Lexington
Co.—
Industries,
4-4
5-15
7-14
10i-13
6-10
5-10
4-20
5-15
40c
$17'Ac'
35c
30c
$1.12'A
Participating
4-29
6-20
Salt
7%
4 %
Power
5-1
6- 1
7-31
10-31
7- 1
6- 1
5-1
6-15
5-
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
6-
9-29
12-29
12-29
5- 1
4-28
6-16
6-16
9-15
9-13
12-15
12-13
60c
—
(quar.)
Cement
(quar.)
Corp., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
6-28
1
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
5-
50c
A
(quar.)__
class A
Portland
4-17
1
35c
(stock
com
6-20
1
A
&
4-13
12'Ac
121zC
?20c
120C
120c
120c
120c
120c
(Pa.)—
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Acceptance,
5-
preferred
(quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust
Hunt
Laurentide
5-29
(quar.)
class
Bank
Shops,
Candy
5-15
(quar.)
Lighting
Secord
5-
dividend)
Y.)
National
Quarterly
Laura
25c
(quar.)
(increased)
(N.
5
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend)
Inc., common
Syracuse
Houston
Baking
W.),
5
6-16
10c
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
(Frank
Inc.
Y.)
common
& Co.
Corp.
(Joseph)
Shoppes,
Hotel
County
710-
-
1
5-15
5-15
11c
Lancaster
7-15
7-10
115c
(quar.)
Hardart
&
Horner
(quar.)
1
$1.06'A
(N.
Corp.,
(George A.)
Home
(quar.)
B
5-
350
(quar.)
Winston,
Insurance
Hooker
Horizon
(quar.)
A
4-17
Class
37 Ac
(quar.)
Holt Renfrew & Co.. Ltd.
Home
B
Class
10-16
31'Ac
preferred
Holt,
Class
50c
_____
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-28
45C
Co.
A
6-15
45c
(Edward)
Class
4-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-18
20c
Quarterly
5%
5%
Inc.
B
;
(quar.)
(Alfred), class A
Class
6-29
15c
dividend)
K
(quar.)
Co.
Apparel,
L'Aiglon
8-13
(quar.)__
5%
preferred
Cooler
Crosse
1
From
6-27
8c
__
;
62'Ac
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
5-15
56'Ac
$0.578125
common
A
5-15
6%
100%
(quar.)
Globe-Wernicke
4-14
Co.—
preferred
A
4-14
1
5-
dividend
4s/s% preferred
Glickman Corp.—
Class
1
5-
$1.50
Company
Glatfelter
55-
$1.50
~
(quar.)
2
Glaxo Laboratories. Ltd., Ordinary
(interim)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
-
5-22
50c
(quar.)
Products
Stock
4'A%
1
$1.27'/4
$2
Gerber
7-
$1.25
"
21
Z_I
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5
Gillette
5-22
3%
~
5%
6%
'5-22
1
Waterworks
Common
$6
1
7-
66c
(quar.)
7-
59%c
—
(quar.)
(from
5-15
50c
55c
8c
A
4.08%
& Electronics
preferred
preferred
Fund
20c
'
B
..
(quar.)
B
Powder.
Illinois
Southwest—
4.40%
4.75%
income)
(quar.)
4-28
Class
$1.25
Idaho
4.36%
4.25%
investment
(quar.)
(Brooklyn)
Trust
5-15
Class
4-15
Northwest—
(quar.)
5-10
12c
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Hygrade
(quar.)
General Telephone
Common
the
(quar.)
Co. of the
Telephone
$2.20
of
income)
4-28
5-22
;
62c
(initial)
investment
5-22
5-1
62c
pfd.
County
5%
19c
preferred (quar.)
5.16% preferred (quar.)
6-13
9-13"
12-13
5- 5
5- 4
6- 3
10- 2
1-2-625-20
5-15
6-15
5-25
5-
30c
75 c
Products-^-
preferred B
6%
Hercules
4%
5%
1
7
6-
75c
(quar.)
$4
(quar.)
6-
7- 1
5-22
50%
12'Ac
1
4-6
C (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
Telephone
net
1
'
General
(from
5-
9-
1
$2.50 preferred
General
S-2
25c
6-
4-15
-4-20
5-
preferred (initial quar.)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred
net
Kings
(quar.)
common
5%
(from
Keystone Steel & Wire
(quar.)
Co,—
K-l
4-15
30c
1
1
Florida—
(quar.)
Series
4-11
30c
5-
5-
6-16
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
1
7-14
4-10
preferred
(monthly)
3c
Co.
&
1
1
1
_„
(quar.)
Fund
5-
8-
6-30
preferred (quar.)
!
$1.30
preferred
B
(quar.)
87'Ac
87'Ac
87'Ac
40c
5c
(quar.)
5-
66'/4C
33c
5-
(quar.)
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Inc.
Income
Ketchum
9
(quar.)_
+$1.25
$1.32
$1.32
6-
A
22'Ac
of
(quar.)
California—
$1.80 preferred B (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.30
3
preferred
Hot
(quar.)
$1.25
7-
7%"
32'Ac
pfd.
5-13
5-15
3-15
5-15
5-15
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
$1
$1.05
81.08%'
(quar.)
Series
6 '/4C
6-15
40c
General
$1
8-18
6-30
29c
5%
1
Monthly
6-20
30c
(quar.)
5-22
6-
4-14
10c
(quar.)
Ltd..
Wares.
preferred
9-11
preferred
Kennametal,
Kerr
1
Corp.—
Steel
$1
4-14
8-26
3-
$1.29
Castings
Telephone
1
7-20
35c
Quarterly
4'A%
5-
35c
»3%e
Advertising
General
General
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Hercules
—
Utilities
6-10
»5c
(quar.)
3'A%
A
7%
(quar.)
Outdoor
General
35c
(quar.)
Light—
&
(quar.)
3'A%
preferred
25c
(quar.)
7-14
7-14
Company—
4-14
6-12
stock split)
Hein-Werner Corp. (stock dividend)___
Hormel
Corp.
preferred
preferred
3-30
7%
9c
.
$4.35
1
5-15
25c
!__
5-1
5-31
5- 1
8- 1
6-15
-15c
(quar.)
1
5-15
$1.12'A
(interim)
5-25
$1334c
(quar.)
preferred
3-
(2-for-l
Hines
(quar.)__
preferred
5-
1
$1
Ordinary
4-j.o
1
4-10
5-17
4-17
7-18
5-31
6-30
6-30
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Paper
3'A%
5-31
43c
;—
5-31
1
(quar.)
3-30
12'Ac
6-15
6-
$1
35c
933Ac
9334c
f5c
<quar.)_
B
Power
preferred
1
5-
6-
Co.—
__
City
Kellogg
(quar.)___
1
50c
(quar.)
P
$4.50
4-14
(quar.)
8-
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
preferred
preferred
5-31
1
V
$4
4-14
1
(quar.)
Light,
8-
5-1
Corp.
Inc.
Motors
1
3-
81.25
Marx
&
5-13
37Ac
(quar.)
Corp
preferred
3-
.
World
6-10
4-20
General
$3.75
37 Ac
(stock dividend)
Inc.
8-15
1
(quar.)
General
4-15
37 Ac
common
&
Electric
4.96%
5-15
General Merchandise
Mills,
1
(quar.)—
Co.,
Schaffner
5-
5-
common
Electric, Ltd.
General
5-
(quar.)
Co.
Brace
4.50%
$1.50
(quar.)
Dynamics
$3.80
City)—
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd.
(quar.)
4-14
56'Ac
(quar.)
Ceramic
&
Gas
Brothers
8
:
Investors
Co.
Kansas
8c
(quar.)
preferred
General
General
K
$1
.—
(quar.)
Co.
American
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
4-14
4-14
Light—
&
common
Sutherland
6-
Hagan Chemicals & Controls.—
5-
5-
4-14-
5-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Club,
preference A
5'A%
preference
6-
$1.37 A
(quar.)__
1
1
5- 1
5- 5
6-16
81.23
RR.—
4-28
65-
20c
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
5-23
(quar.)__
1<M*
Keystone Custodian Funds—
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
Gardner-Denver
3
Power
preferred
Ltd..
Jockey
6-30
10c
preferred
Hart,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
conv.
7-
1
(quar.)
13A«
prererred
conv.
$1.50 preferred A
3%%
1
1
10%
12 A e
12'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
(monthly)
3%%
5-19
6-
(quar.)
(Atlantic
(Jacksonville)
Ohio
&
preferred
Hagerstown
Gar Wood
4'A%
9-
12-
8c
4•%
class A
5%
9-10
,112 Ac
(quar;)
1
$1.25
(N;
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-30
dividend
Mobile
Central
A
Tea
$4.20
Trust
(quar.)
common
common
preferred
4%
125c
Extra
Gulf
6%
Gabriel
Gale & Co.,
&
Life Insurance
Hartford
(monthly)
A
preferred
10-1 £
11-
$1.06
40c
(quar.)
Telephone
Inc.,
preferred
Jersey
1
6-10
12 Ac
Harcourt,
(quar.)-
Co..
Corp.,
Co.,
Handmacher-Vogel,
.
Trailer
Futterman
6-
12-10
130c
Utilities, Ltd. (s-a)__
5'A% pfd. A (quar.)
10c
Realty
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-10
40C
(quar.)
Hallnor
(quar.)
(L.)
40c
Gas
Bank
3 Ac
T)~,~LidTf 4y2^rpWrTq~uaV)IIZI
(A.
5%
31'Ac
conv.
1
about 44c per
to
Jantzen,
Jewel
(quar.)
5%
6Freiman
Ltd.
5%
Guarantee
5-
for depositary dividend
depositary
expenses
1
6-13
Ordinary—
nonresident
Ltd.,
African
Jamestown
4-26
(quar.)
Company—
convertible preferred
5-24
6-
(Long Island)—
Mines,
South
amount
Northern
Great
1
Power,
preferred
5-15
25c
Geduld
tax and
Lakes
1st
5.30%
i
7'A%
Great
4 Ac
1
Series
State
$1.20
4-12
5-
7-
held A
15c
Series
(After
5-18
6-
Paper Co., Ltd.—
preferred B (quar.)
$5
Quarterly
Free
6-15
30c
(Houston)-—
40c
6-14
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Franklin National
35c
(increased)
Tea
Insurance
7-1F-
11- 1
47 Ac A
$1.09
(quar.)
-
Iowa Power & Light,
4-24
Dredge & Dock Co.
$5
City Enterprises, Inc.—:;
Foxboro Company (quar.)
Income
4-24
5-26
40c
4-28
4%
Forest
Bond
11-25
6-26
(quar.)____
Life
5-25
7-18
1
8-23
12-15
.
5-15
preferred
one
common
preferred
Lakes
6-15
35c
;
4.22%
6-15
8-
Electric—
&
11-20
5-
8- 1
25c
Gas
9-15
"
<
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
15C
Pacific
&
preferred
preferred
3%
Quarterly
Quarterly
Great
5-
93%c
12'Ac
12 Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ford Motor Co. of Canada
Foremost
Southern
23c
Common
125c
4-17
•
25c
Iowa-Illinois
—;
:
Annual
and
Co.
V
(quar.)
1
37'Ac
Extra
GriesediecK
(quar.)
Motor
class A
4-18
4-17
(quar,)___
4.367c
12-11
4-28
5- 1
3- 1
37'Ac
11-20-
12-11
83
$2.50
5-10
$2
common
Extra
8-21.
9-11
83
:
Island ),
(quar.)
preferred
4-25
}9c
of Canada
preferred
$2.50
5-29
5- 5
ap¬
Corp.—
(Rhode
8-21
9-11
92
83
(quar.)_
(quar.)
City Steel
Atlantic
6-23
Forbes & Wallace—
Ford
Co.
Great
6-30
Food
B
5-22
(quar.)
Lakes
25c
Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A (s-a)—
Machinery & Chemical—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)____
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine, class A (quar.)
6-12
: %. 62 : :
i
(quar.)
dividend
Great
2%
Flying Tiger
Class
A
Union
Stock
5%
—
5-22
(quar.)—
7
Co.—
dividend
6-12
I*
•
8-21
5-5
4-24
6-23
—
to
6-1
5-15
$1
(quar.)
Extra
11-20
4-17
7-
12-11
3-22
-
125c
Co., Ltd.,
Great
partic. preferred
fl.50
4
9-11
1250
&
Class
Grand
Trust
6-12
preferred: (quar.)-:.
A
Granite
30c
(quar.)
Security Bond & Mortgage Corp. (Calif.)
5%
Grafton
B
Mutual
Investors
$1.30
(quar.)
preferred
A
Investors
3
$2,50
—
preferred
8%
5-17
4-
Holders
J60c
30c
(quar.)
Stores
(quar.)
5-12
$1,50
preferred
4-17
4-10
Morristown,
of
class- A
8%
1
preferred
5-31
2 2..
,
(quar.)_
1
Commercial
Investors
4%
22-
5-
1
8%
preferred, (quar.)
class B preferred (quar.)—,
Class
divid.)
6-
Department
(Three-for-one stock split subject
proval of stockholders May 24)
45C
Co.—
&
3
5-15
.__
5-
(Greenfield,
Trust
&
Credit
National
7-
R.)
Interstate
4-
6-15
class A
(W.
5-15
1
.
(quar.)
Grace
Interprovincial Pipe Line
1
5-
6-15
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
6-
30c
■
semi-annual
dividend
50c
.
National
National
(New
Increased
85c
First
First
5
5
(Spring Valley, N. Y.)—
Bank
National
Mass.)
6-
5-
60c
(quar.)__
—!
(s-a)
First
Falls)
(Glen
First National Bank
First
(Erie,
Bank
Bank
National
(quar.)
Pa.)
(quar.)__
(Dallas)
Bank
National
First
6-16
25c
40c
37 Ac
—
First Camden National Bank
First
Corp.—
5-22
of Company
4-14
22 Ac
Rubber (quar.)
^
Batteries, Inc. (quar.)
&
Employees
8»A«
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
(New Jersey) (quar.)__
Financial General Corp., common
(quar.)—
First
Tire
National
lc
Purchaser, class A
Fidelity Union Trust
$2.25
8
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
Per
Name
1
50c
,—
—
.
Holders
5-
20c
(quar.)_______
,
7Ac
50c
75c
7A«
Monthly,
Federated
5-19
Nugget, Inc.
Mfg. Co.
When
Payable of Rec.
15c
Godfrey Company (quar.)
Golden
Federal; Paper
4.60%
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
.
6- 1
6- 1
12'Ac
+16C
+31 Ac
+30c
+37c
$1.06'4
$1
15c
125c
5-16
4-15
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
4-7
4- 7
4-18
6-14
5-1-
Saskatchewan
Class
A
(s-a»
Class
B
(s-a)
Continued
on
5-16
5-lb
page
46
Volume
193
Number
6051
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1909)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
■
Year I960
Lowest
40
Mar
50
Oct
44 % Dec
15
52% Jan
103% Jan
8
42% Jun
52
6
Jan
15
38
Jan
3
17
23
33% Jan
Dec
5
15% Jan
10
32% Jan
25
29
6
17
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
47
63
98
Apr
10
Oct
24
Oct
7
Abacus
4%
ABC
58% Mar 23
Feb
25
2
31
Acme Steel
24
10% Jan
36% Apr 21
14% Mar 9
Jan
4
69% Apr
84
7% Jan
14
20 % Feb
85
32% Aug 26
9
Jan
4
Jan
18
5% Mar 24
32% Jan
35% Apr
12
Aeroquip
Air
Air
A
Reduction
Gas
19% May 12
12% Jan
17% Mar 22
Alco Products
8
53% Jun
48% Jan
86% Apr
Aldens
84
8% May 11
3
Aug 26
13% Jan
5
28% Oct
25
45
Jan
5
321/4 Sep
33% Jan
28
56% Jan
4
27
12
10
Mar 17
3
15% Apr
4
32 % Jan
4
53% Apr
4
3
48% Apr 14
48% Mar
1
Jan
40
Jan
May 27
100
88
10% Jan
35
19
90
Jan
42% Aug
25
Feb
83
6
98
Apr
28
22% Jan
8
16% Jan
19 % Mar 22
Inc
4%%
59
Jan
4
50% Jan
64
Apr
4
Allied
12% Dec
20
17% Jan
4
12% Jan
15
Feb
1
Allied Kid
May 31
39% Jan
6
6% Oct
24
11% Jan
5
41% Sep
26
58 % Jan
13
75
Jan
4
84% Sep
1
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
22% Oct
24
36% Apr
28% Sep
28
61% Oct
26
Dec
23
35% Jun
21
19
55
28
38 3a Apr
Jan
4
•31% Jan
3
Jan
4
68% Jan
18
30
20% Jan
45% Feb
24
6
69% Jan
3
31% Jan
21
26
Jan
4
21
Apr
21
81% Mar 30
24
50% Mar 15
78 % Jan
24
26
25% Jan
4
28
106% Jan
27
13
44ya Jan
18
30% Oct
4
44% Jan
4
Oct
18
63
July 12
13% Oct
24
30
Jan
35% Oct
5
517/a Jan
57
35% Feb
6
28
Nov
1
4
Jan
13
17% Apr
Stores
3
26
Mar 24
83% Apr
28
877/a Apr 14
33% Mar 23
24% Feb
9
4%
Feb
9
43 % Apr
26
37
Feb
8
52
Jan
3
Apr 28
5
64% Apr
American
60
4
15% Jan
3
24% Apr
11
American
7
38% Jan
4
46
Mar 15
American
119
23
43 V® Jan
23
61% Apr
17
Nov
11
19 Va Feb
28
20 Va Apr
21
13% Sep
43% Jan
1
% Jan
3
10% Mar 22
American
34% Jan
4
42% Apr
35% Dec
14
38% Aug 23
36
Jan
4
38% Mar
40 % Sep
29
51% Jan
13
42 V® Jan
3
51
77
Dec
27
70'A Jan
6
24% Jan
11
19 V® Jan
3
46 V2 Mar 22
Oct
16
36 % Sep
26
44% July
26
5
Mar 30
81% Jun
28
89
39% Oct
21
59% Jun
14
30
23% Oct
44% Apr
87% Apr 20
50
Mar 20
29% Jan
20
57% Jan
20% Jan
3
Jan
8
44
3
4
32 Va Mar 16
7
17 Va Dec
30
6% Jun
52
30
31 Va Mar 15
9% Jan
11
17% Jan
of
7%
Sc
Radio
Co
Apr
12
4
Chicle
American
4
86 Va Dec
23
24
82 Va Mar 28
59 Va.
58%
59%
15,800
14%
14%
47%
50%
47%
48
48
49%
48
8%
8%
8%
55
55%
56
82
82
25%
25%
100
101%
8%
56%
8%
8%
14%
14 y«
14%
4,100
48%
46%
47%
3,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,100
25%
56 V*
56%
55%
56%
55%
56
83
82%
82%
82%
83%
83
83
25%
*82
25 Ve
25%
25
25%
25
25%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
38 %
37%
38%
36%
73 Va
75
73
37%
74%
72
74,300
71V®
21%
*21%
72%
21%
22
21
22,200
21%
67
70%
300
70%
71%
73
74%
74%
82%
80%
83%
80%
30%
84%
31
81
83 Va
83%
23,900
84%
83%
84%
83%
84 Vu
30%
21,000
31%
30%
31%
21
V
22
*102
112
103
21 %
103
41
417/a
41
50
lo
103
50 V*
21'/a
103
%
51
*63%
►102%
21 Va
41
51
51
Vs
64%
*63%
64%
63%
21%
20 Va
21%
21 Va
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
56%
58 %
*20
56%
59%
*20
20%
'
20 Va
.
71
21%
*21
21%
110
20
2
No par
103
73'A
%
►100
41%
105
59
*20 V®
31%
21V®
♦100
43%
42%
103
•103
73
21%
31%
31
21%
*100
42%
51%
52
*63%
64%
*63%
64%
30
21 %
22%
21 %
21%
32,000
44%
45%
45 %
45%
9,800
64 V*
22
v44%
59%
20 Va
58%
*20
60%
57 V®
*20%
87/®
9V«
39 Vs
40%
39%
40 Va
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 V*
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
50%
51
49%
50%
9
50%
9
51
9
%
8%
49%
497/®
83
81%
83%
82
84
82%
83%
82%
21%
22%
22
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
*41%
42%
42%
*87%
88%
*87%
44%
45%
43%
43%
88 Va
45
43%
*87
44%
43%
*43%
44
*43%
*87
88%
*87
44
45%
45%
44%
5,500
66%
21,500
24%
24%
24%
25%
European Secur
No par
Export Lines Inc_—40c
33%
33%
*33%
35
33%
34%
American
20 Va
21%
19%
20 V*
20%
22
21%
23%
American
22%
23%
Sc
10'A
15,000
10%
10
10%
10%
11
10%
12
10%
11'/®
37,900
American
Hardware Corp
Foreign Power__Nopar
When
40%
*33
34
*33
12.90
26%
27 V®
27%
27 Va
27%
1
207%
213%
207%
209%
208 %
211%
210%
216%
Corp.—2
95%
98%
95%
99%
100%
104
100
102
—i-
"
27
27
27%
No par
Co—
31%
33%
32%
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
26%
>28%
27%
28%
26'A
27
26%
27
1
—.
16%
16%
*16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1
21%
21 ya
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22
♦101 Va
Corp
111.
100
*101
102%
*101 %
102%
3.50
111
118%
113%
1167/a
1.75
56
59%
57%
58%
58%
59%
*83%
85%
*83%
preferred
American Mach
Sc
When
Fdry com
issued
preferred
116
111%
58%
3.90%
85%
*83%
Machine Sc Metals.No par
40
41
39%
41
40%
40%
40%
41
Metal
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
15
90 Va Jan
10
95
Apr
18
26
13% Jan
3
18
Mar 23
5
15% Jan
5
19 Va Apr
28
17% Dec
22
29 Va
Apr
18
16% Feb
6
21% Apr
3
4%%
preferred
Metal
Motors
82 Va Dec
30
79
Jan
16
97% Apr
27
37
Apr
28
39 Va Apr
27
18
44~<^Sep
1
34
Jan
19
47% Apr
10
American
43 % Apr
14
67
Jun
20
54
Jan
18
69
Apr
17
American
Optical
85% Dec
14
76 Va Jan
6
136
38% Apr
24
43 Va Apr
11
33% Oct
24
11% Nov
7
74
Aug 12
16% Feb
1
138 Va Jan
48
3
145 7/a Aug 24
13% Dec
42
Mar
35% Aug 16
17
13
Amer
13
18
American
12% Jan
3
16 Va Mar 13
Jan
4
Mar
8
42 Va Mar 10
Amer Research Sc
3
50% Mar
140
33% Jan
16%
16%
17
17
16%
17
17%
18%
18%
19%
7,400
18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
163,200
Gas
91
90%
97
95
Co
90
—25
91
7%
97%
93
96
—-
——
38%
39 V®
37
38%
1,800
44%
42%
43
42 Va
43
43
44
42
42
3.800
l
61%
64%
60%
64
64 Va
65
64
65%
62%
63
5,900
Co
115
125%
116%
125
128
124%
127%
20,400
42%
39%
42
42%
43%
42
43
41 y®
42%
45,900
52%
53%
51%
53%
51 Va
53
53%
54
53%
15,400
5
—100
13%
14Va
13%
14
13%
14'/8
14
14 V®
52%
i3 y®
Sc
14%
44,300
142
Develp'm't Corp.l
37
Std
Sany
par
com
preferred
9
American
Seating Co
26% Mar 21
American
Ship Building Co—No par
40%
21%
67% Apr 14
145"% Mar 2
American Smelt Sc Ref'g com_No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common..
25
65 %
142 %
*66%
60% Jan
3
Aug
4
122 % Feb
3
Jan
4
19% Apr
25
1
3
10
67
Apr
19
127% Apr
27% Jan
11
16
Sep
28
38 Vs Jan
20
61% Oct
26
28
10
82% Feb
3lVs Feb
Feb
Jun
23
28% Jan
3
Apr
18
30% Aug 26
30% Jan
11
34
Apr
17
130
Apr
3
82 % Apr
25
Feb
23
27% Mar 15
3
27 Vs Jan
76
3
4
ioa % Dec
30
103% Jan
3
51 Vs May 19
65% Dec
20
64% Jan
3
130% Aug 31
121% Jan
3
4
Vs
35% Mar 21
American Steel Foundries
86% Mar 24
American
American Sugar Refining com
7%
preferred
128
44
Dec
16
41
Jan
3
51
Feb
9
15 Vs Jan
23% Jun
20
19 Va Jan
1
27
Apr
5
29 % Sep
27
28
Jan
27% Sep
28
26
7
13
29% Jan
25
Feb
Feb
1
277/s Apr
25
14
Mar
8
18% May 17
13% Jan
4
17Vs Feb
21
45
Jan
7
73% Jun
17
63% Jan
3
102 V* Apr
19% Oct
24
42 % Mar
33% Feb
17
55% Jun
42 Vs. Oct 31
30 V* Dec
6
31% Oct
5
44 Va
85
Jan
12
93% Oct
36
Feb
17
44% Aug 12
26
33
Apr
20% Jan
28
1
17
41% Jan
4
68% Jan
15
44
Jan
54 Va Jan
11
33% Jan
5
33% Feb
footnotes,
July
28
see page
27
African Inv Co Ltd
35
32% May 11
4
10
4
27
33% Apr 28
27% Apr 17
3
58% Apr
60% Apr
27
4
41
Apr
12
2
45% Apr
4
6%
Zinc
series—
series
Lead
Sc
25
33%
Endorsed shares wi—;
13
93% Feb 16
44% Feb
Anderson Clayton Sc Co
24.
16
.
21.80
142%
37%
36%
37%
141
141
36 V®
37%
270
10,000
42%
43%
42%
42%
42
42
21%
22%
22 V®
22%
22%
22%
21%
22
6,200
65 Va
66%
66 %
67
65%
66%
65 Va
66
142%
142 %
142 Va
142%
142%
141 %
142
18,500
1,430
*66 Va
♦124
67
126%
*66 Va
*124
20%
20 Va
30%
142%
67 %
126 Va
20 Va
66%
*124
66%
126%
66%
*124
7,500
300
66 V*
126 %
19%
20%
19%
31%
20%
6,600
31%
10,100
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
83
83%
83%
84%
83%
84%
83
83
31
31%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33
33
33%
32%
33
4,400
120%
124 V2
124%
to CJ1
124%
150,700
82%
80%
125 V*
81
122'%
122%
125%
82%
79%
81%
79%
126%
125%
126%
125%
125 Va
125%
45 Va
45%
45%
23%
24%
X23%
29 %
*28%
29%
27%
27%
27%
16
16
16%
15%
95
99
93
96
96 %
101 Va
24%
44%
58
40
26%
45%
59%
40%
24%
25%
25%
26%
24%
44 Vs
45%
45%
58%
59
58 y®
46%
59%
40Vs
40%
40 V®
40%
42%
*92Va
43Vs
94%
40%
42
*92 %
40%
43%
42%
94%
40V2
80%
2,700
2,700
23,900
126
1,130
-
40%
46
45%
46
45%
45%
25%
25%
25%
24
25
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
•28%
29 %
*27 Va
28%
•27%
28%
27%
27 %
260
16%
15%
15%
15%
16 V®
5,100
102%
96%
33
—1
17
Jan
*140%
24%
16
.—No par
1
90% Jan
43
36%
141
124%
*27%
25
37
84
32
33 %
124 %
81%
37
141
130%
24
*28%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6.25
$4 preferred—
No par
3
67%
142%
127
125% 126%
44 %
46 %
25
Smelting—1
AMP Inc endorsed shares
Ampex Corp
41%
31 % I
83%
6% preferred
100
Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 5%%
43 %
22 %
66%
143
20 Va
31 %
33
120 %
80%
American
Preferred
36%
20%
25
American Tobacco common—_12.50
American
37 7/a
126%
30 %
1
American Tel & Tel Co
*140 Va
20
£1
1
Stores Co
142
*124
6%-non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South
—
38%
Chem
3
Jan
■
No par '.
&
13
»>2
12,600
'
■___
Jan
136
1,900
42%
10
16
6
90 Va
11,166
I
No par
_
54% Jan
34
For
52%
12
126
25% Mar
16 Va
51%
14
9
Jan
16
52%
Dec
8
117
16%
52%
21% Oct
21
79% Jan
16
52
59
Jun
25
16%
51%
1
Mar
Feb
6
95
16
52
3
18
54
117
143% Mar
•93
16%
51
1.66%
_
Potash
American Rad
40,500
16
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
issued
95
2,700
29'/a
No par
Apr
457/a Apr
56% Apr
When
•93
10
40%
28%
16%
issued—
3
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
133% Dec
Natural
96
85
40
51
'
When
Jan
41
35
28% Oct
American
♦93
51,200
53,900
1
News Co
_
26
96
10
113
16 %
No par
Corp
Apr
55% Mar 23
_
*93
400
102%
57
56
*83%
-
9,900
5,200
51
2
Co
American Molasses Co
American
96
*93
100
Products
Meter
85
30,400
17
22
117
American
American
26%
113%
American
American
34%
118%
17
85
33%
*16%
*101%
27
85
19,500
102
21
100
11,400
102
102
Apr
com—1
2,700
207%
22
867/a Feb
Inc
26%
205%
26
44% Feb
Climax
400
26%
,
102%
57
7,400
34
100%
No par
issued,
prior
40%
30
Aug
65,300
42 V®
38%
3
18
600
66
40%
4
21
8,400
88%
44'/®
5,700
•
44
88%
34 V® Jan
13% Oct
2,100
82%
22%
24% Jan
7
50%
81%
6
53% Apr
9,500
70,500
2,000
41
5%%
47% Mar 23
49%
9
22
15
.—
21,100
397/a
25
8%
58 Va Jan
92 Va Aug
1,000
20%
9V«
11,500
59%
20%
8%
l
27% Jan
287/a Jan
100
42%
1
14
54,200
43%
*51
14
31
5,400
21%
110
52%
51%
26
Oct
500
5,800
31%.
21V®
110
76 % Jan
13
108
*21
31% Sep
86% Jan
370
*100%
31%
20 % Jun
1
5,000
47,900
66%
Investment Co of
126% Apr 20
63% Apr 20
Apr
58%
14%
42%
American
3
56
60
2,000
65%
3
85% Jan
18%
41%
8
19
18%
41%
Ice
,917/a Dec
.
18%
66%
International
99% Jan
i8y«
59
10
40
18%
14%
par
6,900
18%
24%
American
Sep
98
66
American
Mar
44%
97
24
26
22% Mar
44 V®
97
67
20
104
45
*95
24 Va
21
9
13,000
44
97
66
34Va Apr
3
44
18%
23%
29% Apr
16 7/a Apr
20% Jan
43 Va
*95
18%
68%
24
9
25,400
3,300
44%
59%
Co
31% Apr
.
11%
37%
44%
24%
23% Apr 28
12% Apr 18
Apr
11
36%
44%
39%
American
Mar
97
11%
37%
44%
23%
9
37
*95
11V®
37%
45%
14%
i
American Hospital Supply
___
44%
96
18%
11%
37'A
44%
12.50
American Home Products
49 Va Jan
44%
44 Va
UVa
37
66%
Power
Corp.
4
9
44
5
Enka
17
207/a Sep
11%
37%
42%
lo
Electric
12
103
11%
37%
44.%
89
__io
American
American
30% Apr
4
11%
38
43
43%
96
18%
•87%
58%
American Distilling Co
18
28
104
15
11%
37
10
227% Apr
Jan
89
89
14%
Cyanamld Co
t
17 Va Feb
8,600
*87%
No par
3
94
*87%
1
4
6
89
89
60%
:
Jan
18 Va Feb ,,7
9,400
*87%
*87%
No par
61% Jan
13% Jan
16%
77
Cable
176% Jan
6
16%
76%
14%
common
14
18
16%
79%
5
preferred
15
16% Jan
5,600
16%
78
59
Corp
18
24 Va Jan
16%
80%
50
62 % Dec
2
35 %
16%
78%
No par
38% Jan
20
16%
80
—12.50
Cable
35
16%78 Va
1
198% Jun
13% Oct
35%
16"%
791/3
10
9
16% Jun
34%
ig%
No par
15
—
34%
9,200
77%
100
common
29
—
4%
___5
.
22 Va Sep
„
4%
1
America
69% Apr
4
24
4%
9
142 % Feb
36 Va Mar
4%
34 Va
100
25% Apr
3
8 V® Jan
4%
34%
Co
8
33% Jan
4%
34%
American
4
59 Va July 18
43/4
34%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co.:
__3
American Crystal Sugar com
___10
4% %
prior preferred
__100
2
30% Dec
4%
4%
34%
97% Mar 28
Jan
21
4%
27,500
14,400
23% Mar 17
Feb
27
7,900
71%
Sc
84
25
11%
American Chain
42% Mar
17 V® Sep
Oct
6
18
40
46 V® Jan
28
Apr
11
36
11%
71 Va
1
Corp
Mfg
American Can
4
36%
35%
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
1
5% preferred
20
46 % Dec
1
35%
11%
;
Bosch Arma Corp.
Brake Shoe Co
20
30% Dec
35%
72%
preferred
6
8
34%
11%
Bank Note common
4
July 28
34%
13 Va
70%
l
Limited
Co
19
8
12%
4,400
12
Corp common__No
25% Mar
Jan
13%
33%
13,000
11,200
72
3%% convertible preferred___100
American Bakeries Co
No par
6%
81%
11%
Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
American Airlines common
l
3
SO%
363/8
Amerada
3
83
13%
341/3
10
Corp
Jan
36
8,000
82
13%
13%
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
102 Va Jan
83
13%
133/4
70%
convertible preferred
Amerace
82%
13%
131/2
72%
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum
821/2
40 Va
11%
preferred
Aluminium
28%
39%
——5
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
27%
42
11%
Corp
Products
Allied
277/e £eb
28 V®
40%
81
5
Mills
Allied
14
8
22% Dec
26
Allied
27
109
7,600
28
40%
38
82%
No par
13
Jan
Feb
28
34% Dec
91
10
35% Jan
108
July 25
23% Oct
81% Mar 28
23% Feb
101
28%
39%
28%
40 %
81%
„100
Co__
10
Jan
28 %
40
28%
38
70%
common
Chemical
52% Apr
7% Jan
44
28%
20%
11%
Inc
59 Va Apr
84
Feb
36% Jan
20
73'A
common
Industries Inc
27
20%
11%
convertible preferred
Sep
20%
17,000
70%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
103,600
2
preferred-
Alleghany Corp
6%
12,000
20%
2
Corp_
4
17
55%
56 Vs
19%
20%
50c
Inc
Industries
Alabama
54%
56
20%
•
No par
Control Products
J
115
57%
1
Corp
9,700
•110
21%
1
Corp
100
66%
56%
28%
4
115
55%
64%
55%
20%
No par
Shares
•52%
66%
56%
20%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
55
20%
20%
17
the Week
55%
20%
12
65%
•110
57%
55%
21 Va
43% Apr
Friday
April 28
21%
54'%
2iy2
96% Jan
22 % Jan
56%
53%
25
1
55%
*52%
66%
115
20%
Mar 14
40% Mar
53
Sales for
Thursday
April 27
53
66%
*110
1
Co
Adams
Admiral
66%
115
55
80
15% Mar 24
56%
53
21%
30 % Jan
3
66
*110
HIGH SALE PRICES
April 26
54
17
10% Jan
66%
AND
Wednesday
April 25
•50 Va
53
20%
1
19
11
Tuesday
10
Inc
Dec
29% Apr
53%
113
53%
25
;
Stores
Jun
29
15% Oct
66
*110
Express Co
Adams-Mills Corp
28
90% Jan
5
1
ACF Industries Inc
ACF-Wrigley
22
*50%
100
Vending Corp
21 % Apr
3
common
convertible preferred
3
28
32
1
Abbott Laboratories
7
19
Fund
24% Jan
Sep
46
26
Apr
LOW
Monday
April 24
Par
4
3% Sep
27% Jun
Feb
Jan
Apr
60
,
STOCK
23"% Jan
20
22
28% Jan
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
75
Apr
125% Apr
6
Dec
11% Oct
53
3
10
Jun
79
16
69% Jun
12
38% Feb
44% Jan
114% Jun
16
9% Oct
21
STOCKS
•
NEW
Highest
7
35 % Oct
59 %
Lowest
26
98 % Mar
23% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
8
13
33%
25%
24%
25%
151,500
44%
45%
45 V®
45%
16,000
59%
60%
59%
60%
58,900
40
41
40%
40%
1,320
43%
42%
43%
43'A
43%
6,600
*92 %
94%
•92%
94%
*92%
94%
40 %
40%
40%
40%
40 V®
40%
100
100
22,700
6,000
17,800
,
2,400
4,800
14
The Commercial and
(1910)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan, 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
43% Apr
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
39%
40
40 V8
40 %
39%
40'/«
39%
40 Vb
45 %
44%
44%
44 %
44%
45
45%
45
45%
7,200
10
71%
72%
71%
73
72%
73 %
72 Vb
73 %
72
72%
16,900
5
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
50%
49%
50%
49 Vb
49%
54,300
1
No par
1
%
58 %
56 %
58 %
56%
56%
54%
56 %
*80%
82%
80%
82
81%
81%
41 %
41%
41 %
41 %
41
16
16
46% Mar 29
Argo
57
Sep
19
77% Jan
4
87% Jan
3
75 % Mar 17
Armco
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
3
50% Apr
27
Aripour & Co (Del) —
39
Jan
26
53% Dec
21
50
Jan
4
62 Vb Apr
14
Armstrong Cork Co common
75
Jan
13
83% Aug 26
78 % Jan
11
83 % Feb
23
28Va Oct
24
44 Vb Jun
9
30
3
42% Apr
13
12 % Oct
io
20 Va Jan
11
13% Mar 16
16% Apr
21
Arnold Constable
19% Oct
26
20% Feb
13
Aro
16% Oct
24
27% Jan
5
20
July 25
23% Jan
4
22
12
8
347
Feb
9
317-8 Apr
6
Jan
4
27% Apr
27
5
35% Jan
4
Corp_—:
_
7
82
Corp
—5
2nd
&
9
106
July 18
102% Feb
7
109
Apr
10
63
Jan
4
53 % Jan
3
69
Apr
17
20% Sep
9% Jan
27
27% Jan
5
21'A Jan
3
26 V8 Mar 22
Common
7
10% Aug 29
9% Jan
3
10Va Mar
5%
28% Feb
1
38 % Aug 29
35% Jan
4
43% Feb
27
79% Jan
15
88% May 11
84
Jan
13
87% Feb
21
5.25%
Associates
1st
preferred
April 28
Shares
4,800
54 %
55
82%
82 %
82 %
180
41%
40%
41 %
41'%
41%
4,000
16
16
16
15%.
15 %
350
-
*81
7,700
29%
>
31%
31%'
33%
32 %
33 VB
32 V2
33
26%
7
.
27%
26 %
26%
25%
27%
24%
26 Vb
18,200
26%
26%
27 VB
27 %
27%
26%
27%
21,100
%
43%
44%
45
45%.
44
44
41,500
781/2
80 %
79
79
76%
78
106
106
106 %
107
27
44%
43
44
79 %
80 %
79
79
106
*105%
105
100
106
*105 %
106
10
66%
67
10
Co
Investment
*15 %
April 27
7,700
►
—1
Feb
16
„
44%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Common
49% Oct
100
April 26
26 %
28%
%
I
*15%
31%
26
V 26
Inc
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
21
12
Apr
29
2.50
____2.50
Refining common—1
Industries
Oil
58
—
Co__
Rubber
Equipment Corp
Ashland
45% Mar 14
69% Feb
75
Steel
Arvin
21
27
Corp
$3.75 preferred
Dec
1
56'A Jan
Oil
Armstrong
37% Jan
29V* Jun
the Week
Friday
41%
21
Apr
Sales for
Thursday
40
3
37% Feb
b
PRICES
45
33 % Jan
28
.
SALE
5
5
39% Dec
25'/b Aug 22
HIGH
_No par
40% Jan
18
AND
Wednesday
Archer-Daniels-Midland
20
Jan
April 25
Par
23 Va July 26
30% Sep
Tuesday
April 24
EXCHANGE
Highest
24%
25
10
10 Vb
10
10 VB
10
10 VB
10
10 VB
10
41
41%
41
41
41
41%
41%
41 3
42 %
V.% *85
86
*85
66%
>
67%
67%
67
24 Yb
67%
24 Ya
24
3,100
*
260
67%
67!
a
67%
5,600
24%
24%
24%
79,700
10"
H
12,900
42 %
2,300
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
preferred
4%
4
58% Feb
24
41% Apr
20
48% Feb
2
31 % Jun
17
43% Dec
29
42 % Jan
3
59% Apr
18
Atlantic
74 % Jan
4
Dec
5
13% Dec
2
66
Oct
4'A Feb
27
Atlas
9
14Yb Apr
12
5%
96% Jan
26
121 % Apr
14
Atlas
73
Jan
6
1
20% Jan
4
13% Jan
5
22 Yb Apr
6
24% Jan
11
21V2 Feb
1
28 % Apr
7
52 % July 11
33Ys Jan
16
17% Aug 18
30
13% Jan
3
17 Va Feb
2
11% May 11
19% Dec
4V« Aug
16
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
3
5
37 Y* Jan
4
36 Ya Jan
10
11% Oct
31
17 V« Jan
4
12% Jan
24 Vb Jan
26
27% Jan
18
94Va Jan
4
82 V* Jan
24% Oct
31
22 ya Sep
28
34
45 y2 Oct
26
62 Ya Feb
43% Oct
26
59
4 % %
13
4%
Ohio
Jan
3
47% Jan
19
Stamped
Apr
25
63
Jan
18
4%
19
62 Ya Jan
19
19% Apr
13
1
72 % Dec
29
61
Apr
16Ya Oct
12
15% Jan
8
18Y4 Feb
8
Barber
Oil
Basic
Products
Apr
26
Bath
1
56% Feb
30,900
41.000
18,300
98 %
98%
97 Yb
98 YB
98 YB
98 Yb
98
98
98
98
87%
86 %
86 %
30 3 4
31%
30 Yb
29 VB
*86
87%
100
*31 %
31%
28%
28 Yb
28 %
275
87
Jan
3
1433/4 Apr
27
78
21
Apr
Shoe
Aug
10
81
Jan
6
84% Mar 20
Beck
Oct
12
17% Apr
19
22 Yb Jan
6
Beech
Aircraft
18
34
Jan
6
353/4 Feb
8
Beech
Creek
29
48% Jan
16
20% Mar 29
14% Jan
4
13
48 Y4 Jan
13
July 26
30
89Yb Feb
14
12 V, Jan
3
32% Mar 31
50 Yi Dec
14 y2 Jun
8
37% Jan
19
57% Jun
89% Feb
25
93
17 Vb Aug
11 y8 July 27
24
74 »/2 Jan
4
61% Apr
3
34 Yb Dec
22
33% Jan
4
Jan
31
Bendix
27
Beneficial
5%
Jan
7
50 % Nov
28
48% Jan
12
1
Jun
10
13/b Oct
20
IVb Jan
3
1 % Jan
19
Benguet
38 Yb Jan
13
33% Jan
3
403/b Apr
13
Best
Jun
8
Apr
24
57 V* Jan
4
39 Y. Jan
3
141% Jan
3
30% Nov
33% Feb
50
8
37% Dec
5
138% Jan
6
41
7
483/4 Mar 13
Bestwall
17
27
39
38 %
38%
373.,
383«
3734
38 Va
6,400
57%
58 %
57 Vb
57 3
57%
57%
57%
583b
58%
59 Va
2,900
Gypsum
Steel
28
Bliss
&
11
Bliss
17
Bobbie
Mar 13
Laughlin
inc__
3
63/a Mar 22
6
23Yb Jan
3
37% Feb
39 Va Jan
3
49 % Apr
6
Jan
3
433A Oct
31
63 3A Jan
4
48
Jan
3
38 Yb Feb
17
76% Jan
4
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
66
66% Dec
82
30
110
86 % Mar 14
11
39Y4 Apr
106 % Jan
10
Jan
29
1
50
Dec
30
29 % Aug
4
38 Yb Dec
7
12% Dec
7
24% Jan
4
13 3A Dec
6
27Ya Jan
76% Aug 19
6
20
11
Aug 25
44% Dec
81Y8 Feb
3
78 Va Jan
112
1
21
&
convertible
19
Budd
84
323/b Mar 21
Buffalo
103/b Oct
26
17Ya Jan
4
11% Jan
3
173/4 Apr
Bullard
31
Mar 23
$5
11
213/8 Mar 28
9
73% Jan
Mar 20
Co
25%
25 Va
3,500
_.
23V.
22 %
22 3.,
32,200
47%
4834
4734
48%
15,500
42%
44 %
42 %
Bulova
783/4 Mar
2
70% Mar 28
26
86
Apr
19
23
37
Apr
27
Burndy
6
Jan
26
2
27 V2 Jan
3
38 V* Mar 20
1
21% Mar
8
25
Mar 10
Bush
Jan
4
8 Va Jan
3
13
Feb
Byers Co (A M)
28
38% Jan
4
28
Co
5
5
24
*76%
6
4Va Jan
3
5% Jan
11
Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp—
13Ya Jan
3
20Ya Apr
3
113/b Apr
4
14
77% Jan
12
8
2lV4Jan
4
80
Feb
26
87
43% Mar 14
32 3A Mar 22
20% Oct
55
Sep
12
49
Apr 29
45Yb Dec 21
28
27% Apr 18
61% Aug 22
May 26
18Yb Jan 12
102% Mar 23
28% Apr
83% Jan 25
88
4
Mar 13
49% Mar
3
5114 Mar
9
44
Jan
19
44.
Jan
3
21% Jan
3
25VaMar22
59
4
83
Jan
'
Apr
California
3
•
*773/4
79
*77 Y»
*7734
79
78 3
4
4,700
42
433/a
41 Yb
43%
42 Yb
43%
43
43 7 a
43
%
43 Ya
8,100
71
71%
703A
71%
71
71%
71 %
71%
71%
713.t
3,900
*5Ya
53i
*5Ya
534
*5%
5%
5%
i'
5%
53
it
53„
10
*9%
10
10
10
*9%
10
9%
9%
"300
11%
12%
11%
12%
12
12
%
12%
12-%
12%
12 Ya
19,800
3334
33%
15,500
34
34 Ya
3234
34 Va
34%
34%
34
343a
483/,
49%
*48 %
*48%
49
49
49
6%
7%
65/B
6YB
6YB
7
57
56%
56 34
55 %
*82
58
68%
49
69 %
70
73 Vb
72
83
83%
83%
38Yb
38 Yb
38 Ya
38%
7'
7
5,300
5734
56 3
57
6,300
72 %
723A
83
39%
48 3
6%
56%
56%
83%
48%
a
74
67
*82
'
a
71%»
footnotes,
72 Va
23,100
*82
83%
130
38%
38
38%
7", 300
*74%
76
74%
74%
*74%
76
73%
73%
73
73
56%
59%
5734
6IY4
61 %
63'A
60
62 %
58 Va
59%
44
45 Yb
44
4434
43 3A
44%
44%
44%
44
44
21YB
22%
213/4
22Yb
22 Yb
23%
22 1«
23 Va
22 Va
22%
39,500
143:,
45,500
111
'110
111
111
*110%
111
112
112
1.12
20
"
.
400
428,100
4,100
*83%
84 %
31%
31 Y's
31%
31 Yb
31 Y»
31%
31 Va
16 3/B
17
16 YB
17
16Yb
16 3,4
16%
17 %
16 %
41%
42 %
42
42 %
42 %
43
42%
42 3
4
42%
42';.
5
19 VB
20'A
19 Vb
1934
19YB
20%
19%
20 3,,
19Yu
20
23.600
1
19%
20%
17%
19Ys
173A
18%
17%
18%
173.,
18
162,000
*78%
79
*78
78 V.
78 Va
*69
72
*69
*84%
87
*84
32%
15%
14Yb
*83%
15 %
15
85
14 7
153A
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85
a
15%
14 Va
82%
*31
83 %
400
313.,
500
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7,500
79
78
78
72
%
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72
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72
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87
*84 %
87
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2,000
72
87
87
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79
50
33 %
32 34
33%
33 3A
35 %
35
37
35%
36%
16.900
32
33
32 3
8
33%
34
34%
33%
34%
54,900
22
3|3%
343/b
—1
22
21%
21YB
213 a
21%
21%
22
21%
21 3
4
1,600
10%
10%
*10'A
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
700
46%
47
45%
46%
46 %
46%
4512
46%
45%
46
3.33%
,.5
L
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—1
Campbell Soup Co
.1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—_1,66%
$4.25 conv preferredNo par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries LtdNo par
Canadian Pacific Ry—
-25
Cannon Mills Co
No par
4Ya
4Ya
17
13 %
97%
24%
18
4 3
4
17%
.
.
4%
4
17%
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17%
4%
5
4%
17%
5
17YB
18
17 >8
6 200
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9.100
17%
14YB
99
24%
25
87
86!
2
86 %
45%
45%
*45 %
46%
47
45 7 a
46%
46%
47
47 7
8
48%
48%
23 %
22%
23%
23 Va
23%
23 %
233a
23%
23 3
69
70
68 %
69
69
69 Va
68%
69
.
13
13%
13%
99%
100%
25 Y«
25%
25%,
*86%
.
1334
99 Va
,25%
,
87%
84%
84%
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45
*45
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46"
•
.
13%
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100'4
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-
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•
15.900
.
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23
-
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25%
46%
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14%
99
87
......
■
see page 24.
lilOO
4
83 %
33 %
*45
11,100
7,500
.
86
46
*68
7,500
100
50
4.100
11.900
8
69
,
For
200
10
Calumet & Hecla Inc__-
20
79
Ya
85
—
18
6
Yb
—5
7% Jan
Dec
5,100
14 34
_
26Ys Jan
18% Oct
4.700
39 %
*31%
Corp„—_
Terminal
6
92
64
3.9 %
*83%
Corp
Burroughs
13
24% Dec
62 Va
40'«
100
100
100
31
9
643.,
*110%
Inc com
3Yb Oct
7
•
100
).
12Yb Dec
Mar
f
1
3
Feb
Jan
Mar
\*
-—No par
%
Inc
37 V4 Jan
9% May 13
80
64%
39%
■
5
Co
68
19
40 VB
6,100
38%
Inc
Watch
81
45
64 3 i
39Y4
800
16%
76 %
10
Co
Bullock's
20
1
Burlington Industries
4%
preferred
3%%
preferred.
4%% second pref
49Yb Mar
64 %
15%
*76
5
Co
Sep
43 3A Nov
64
39 YB
16%
76%
10
Forge
16
24
25n4
22'
47 Vb
62%
38 Vb
16 %
*76
-1
100
common
preferred
28
:
25%
23%
45 %
76
15
17% Jan
3
——
2534
22%
46 Yb
16%
76
.—No par
No par
5
Buckeye Pipe Line Co_
9
403/8 Jun
25 %
22%
X44%
16
76%
50
Inc
Co
Corp
Bucyrus-Erie Co
13
5
25%
213/a
47%
16%
*76
,_3.50
3
preferred
24
Jan
20% May 27
25%
22 V4
46
No par
26
13 Ya Feb
26 % Dec
26%
21 Yb
Inci
Airways
23 % Apr
803A Jan
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
82 % Sep 12
25%
1
25
Inc..
Co
453/b Apr
29
7Ya Oct
Stores
5
18
6
63%
39
16
76 %
Maine RR—
Shoe
15
21
61%
16 YB
76%
preferred
Jan
'
7,100
89,300
„
79
Sep
Jan
%
46 3
145%
*773.,
Food
Edison
86
66
'
5,000
24
72 y2 Dec
42
46
145
'
23,000
2
78 y2 May
42
4
145
'
40
3
I6Y4 Jan
46 3
38%
16%
'
39%
Jan
43
42%
46%
145
r.
40%
13Y4 Jan
21Y8 Apr
42
47
3934
35
3
42'A
145 %
40 YB
Brown
5
46 %
♦145
40
Brunswick
4
41%
2,500
40 Yb
8
Jan
42%
47%
145%
400
37,200
38 %
38
8
40
8
15Y« Jan
4
46 VB
145 %
37%
16,200
1 3
40%
80% Mar
4
413
47 YB
145%
46 Yb
1%
40
6
Jan
42%
41
>145
37
16,400
47
50 Ya
common—:—_5
100
74% Mar
24
l3a
64
63 Ya
46
*50
19,200
Jun
36Ya Aug
9
233A Aug 25
1%
653,,
65%
17
2
5034
64%
30
7
4
65
Jan
29
57
50 3
64 V,
Jan
163/b Dec
45%
50%
65
68
14 Vb Apr
64
45 Y«
50%
64
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50%
preferred series A
Apr 28
30 V4 Nov
65 3/8
45 VB
50 Ya
65%
263A Jun
80
64%
45 %
B
36,700
64
44
-
65%
43 3
20
15%
66 %
Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
33/4%
preferred
12
64% Jan
63%
*50
95
15%
64
Briggs
60 % Apr
30
51
a
*93
15 %
7.50
Co_
4%%
73/4 Mar 10
30% Jan
Aug 30
31 Va Dec
44 Ya
51
100
—2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
24
12
66
43
95
15%
2,900
Common
28
11
63 %
1
*93
32 %
5%
Jan
67%
15%
313.,
Braniff
12 Ya Jan
65%
93
15 Vb
3134
Borman
12 % Mar 22
48
68%
93
15 %
313 4
Boston
41 Vb Jan
66 3 B
95
15 Vb
32 %
Co
Inc
Boston
2
9
66
15%
32
Airplane
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
4
12
63
*93
95
Borden
27
28
63 %
4
15 VB
33 %
Jan
5Yb Dec
613
*93
323A
78
38 y4 Nov
1534
34 %
79% Mar 30
30% Oct
15%
33%
15
13 Yb Apr
15%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
76% Dec
4
15%
63,000
Jan
3
153/8
22
35
3
15 3
25 %
6
83A Jan
15 Ya
32,800
45%
48% Jan
5% Jan
102,600
15%
62
21%
2
9Y« Jan
66
62 %
24
31 YB Nov
4
64 3
6134
43%
68 3/4 Apr 14
43 Yb Mar 29
18
1,400
62 Va
21Y,
55 YB Feb
13
16
60 V2
25
5
11Y, Jan
9,700
*15%
61
4334
67 Y4 Dec
13 Vb Jan
20
623.,
573/4
21%
1
203/b Jan
20%
35%
60 Y,
8
84
4
19Y«
*34 %
2434
40 y4 Feb
22
*82 3
20%
35%
43%
7
23
84
19%
35
25
36% Apr
31
*8234
19%
35
21 Yb
19 Yb Jan
Dec
84
44%
10
8V4 Oct
19
*34
21%
24% Feb
9% Dec
*82%
19 Yb
35
25
17% May 11
6
84
18Yb
43%
Stores
'
*82%
*34
17,300
213,
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond
Sep 22
16.800
25
Bohn
3
Apr
130
20
43%
17
22 V2 Mar
76% Mar
99
142%
21 VB
Boeing
273/a Feb
5
43 Yb
139%
24Y4
47 Yb Mar 17
6
18 YB Jan
79 % Jan
1433.,
25
26
22% Jan
11
11
1413.,
143 %
21 Ya
35% Jan
6
22 VB Feb
Jan
19 Yb
35
139
21
20
28% Jan
26
67
19%
*98
1
1.25
39% Dec
24
28% Jan
20%
563/4
No par
Mar 28
29
295
98 3
19%
"
2.50
1
Inc
Co.—
Brooks
Oct
Dec
18 Yi
139
-
50c
Mfg Co—
18 Yb Oct
69
*265
5,500
100
5
100
33
29
136
•
84
*82%
*34
common—8
21
18% Aug 10
5
59% Feb
'
295
2834
'
37 3 8
Co
W)
20 Vb
49
10
Decker
(E
50Yb Apr
98%
19 Vb
136%' 140%
—40c
Co
(Del)
50
*265
295
98%
19 Y,
36%
Blaw-Knox
23 % Apr
*265
97%
19
37%
Black
4
295
97%
I934 / *
96
37 %
10
3
♦265
v
49 V;
'
38 V*
18
25
295
a
38 %
453/8 Apr
16% Jan
4,100
38 %
37%
J
3
22 Y4 Jan
49 %
1.600
50%
1%
9
44% Apr
12,500
1%
Jan
6
3,900
22%
1 %
32Y, Jan
4
16%
223u
1%
41
29 3A Jan
62
16%
22 Ya
1%
49% Mar 25
20Y8 Jan
61%
17
IVb
53
23
62
16"%
22%
2 pesos
Inc
24
11
61 %
16 Yb
23
50
26
12 Yb Oct
61%
16 3A
22
39 Yb
common
13
21% Dec
61
50
7%
&
61 %
5
Co
21
4
61 %
63
200
17
1
183/8 Apr
Jan
1,900
22
10o
76% Apr
71 Yb Apr
37% Oct
1,700
19
37YB
Corp
6
35% Sep
53
18%
16%
common—No par
Co
3
Feb
53
18%
21 %
10
Jan
82
53 %
18%
17'%
—1
12 % Jan
18
55
*52
18%
21%
100
71
19
69 v* Oct
*54%
53
18%
38 YB
Inc—
Bethlehem
Feb
54%
53
17
—1
Consolidated
49 Yb Apr
146
5434
18YB
373/,
—
8
11% Dec
Aug 26
215/b Feb
3
55%
54
52 YB
3934
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series of 1951
151
*54 %
10
17 Y4
61 %
50
Finance
Co
2,'600
50%
preferred
&
28 %
37%
Corp
45
28%
4
38 Yb
preferred
Apr
28 3
49%
pfd
Corp
Intercontinental
51% Apr
28%
21%
i—1
Bell
47
5
32% Feb
28%
52 Yi
19
26
72
56 »A Oct
28 YB
37 YB
RR
Howell
2.000
54
96
68 Yb Apr
&
30%
40%
Belding-Heminway
4%%
30%
17 3/4
*265
23
Bell
30 3.,
53
100
16% Feb
5
30%
50 Ya
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
93% Mar 16
31%'
89
12.50
64% Mar 21
16 Yb Apr
*87%
56
2.50
43A%
(AS)
130
87%
37 %
Instruments- Inc
25
■/,
*86%
17%
preferred—100
prior
42 V2 Apr
7
14
*86
50%
preferred
83
19 % Nov
31% Dec
19,700
39%
Inc
Inc
Mills Inc—
Beckman
7
10
Mar 16
2
6%
No par
i 1
103Y4 Sep
7 V,
»
1
-10
Corp—_
Dec
13
65
6%
51%
1
10
Corp
Beatrice Foods Co common
62%. Jan
*55
6YB
"
100
100
_.
Works
conv
128,400
30%
31
3%%
153.700
46%
30
Jan
4 % %
IO3,,
43 lii
30%
64
Beaunit
19%
45 VB
30%
6
3
20
30%
51 Ya Jan
27
19%
43
30 VB
5
Mar 16
19%
42 %
30%
56% Dec
21% Apr
18 YB
40%
2934
5
98 Y4 Apr
18%
40 Va
30%
Bayuk
11
Xl7%
38%
.
30
9
17% Mar 14
49.400
15%
27
94% Jan
2,700
41
39%
503,,
46Yb Feb
275
41%
14%
38 Ya Apr
9
40
403a
3.200
203,,
27
49%
3
Aug 29
'
39 Ya
20',.
*25
153,,
4
97
183/,
40 Ya
40 %
118 Va
117
21%
27%
50
27
25% Jun
39 %
119 %
J
15V:
47 Y. Jan
249
*25%
11834
49%
38% Apr
3
201
27
119 %
15%
33'/a Apr
3
20
*25
116'A
/
52 %
7
20
20
27
15 Vb
14
Mar
20
*25 %
41%
18 %
116
20
,
1,900
50
Jan
15 Yb Sep
115
;
26
24.500
14
15%
57% Aug 23
90 y2 Feb
20Y»
290
3%
14
6 Yb
45
183
81%
3%
14
50 %
58 Ya Jun
Mar 21
81 %
3%
14
638
3
37
82 %
3%
14
15%
8
30% Oct
82 'A
'
4734
Corp
Lomb
81%
3YB
14
614
34V2 Mar
&
81 %
Corp_—13
Corp
Cigars
82%
115%
-——1
Iron
82
4 800
95,100
15%
39% May
Bausch
57
48 VB
Inc
Basic
23
56%
20
.
Aroostook
19Yb Mar 15
3
25% Jan
non-cumulative
70% Mar 17
26
17
56 7 it
100
preferred.100
-100
Preferred stamped
9
&
55 3b
6 %
common.
:
Bangor
57a4
15 Vb
preferred series C—■£
19
16
54
47aa
preferred series B
Jan
27
Dec
27
47
13'/a Dec
Jun
Jan
51 Vb Apr
9
57%
115
Gas & Elec com„_No par
3
13Yb Mar
14% Nov
18
Baltimore
&
55
1
__
19
Baltimore
43 %
9
Inc
T)
Babcock & Wilcox Co
54
11
Aug
(B
43 %
3 Y4
38
1__
44
13%
5c
Corp
86
43 %
3%
1
Electronics
*85
4
*133A
38%
86
43 3
3Ya
No par
*85
86
4
43
14 'A
of Amer_2.50
28
Aug 15
82 %
3 3/4
%
42%
14
*23 Va
28% Jan
14
21
12 y2 Dec
49
8
82%
Va
20
87 Yb Feb
12
Sep
43Yb Jan
88
8
100
($1.20)—No pat-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
100
57%
1
20
16% Apr
31% Apr
55 Vb
Corp
Babbitt
26
10
common—
pref
prior
Avnet
7% Mar 29
20
90 y* Jan
30% Aug 12
98% Aug 30
Jan
24%
20
Avco
28
42
Co
Nichols
Conv
86
42%
—
Automatic Canteen Co
52% Apr
3
'
Powder
Austin
*85
41%
common
preferred
2IVb Mar 30
30
80
Corp
45Yb Mar 29
46Yb Apr
18 Yb Dec
27% Oct
x24%
No par
Refining common
series B preferred
$3.75
3
13 Va Feb
76
31
Mar 11
31
8
3
3Y4 Jan
15
% Aug 18
6% Jan,
26
12% Aug
20% Oct
83Y» Mar
Jan
4
15% Feb
100
Coast Line RR
Atlantic
80
-
'
40% Mar
3
—
non-cumulative
preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4%
3
1.200
,,
T
Volume
193
Number
6051
The
Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(1911)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
5 % Sep
21
39 % Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
13'/a Jan
.
0% Jan
4
NEW
Highest
8
YORK
11% Apr
28
Capital
Airlines
5
49% Jan
4
44% Jan
4
59
Mar 23
Carborundum
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
Mar 13
Carey
10% Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
15% Mar 20
Carlisle
88 % Jan
12
Aug 18
91% Jan
6
99 Va Apr
Carolina
23
35
Feb
98
44% Sep
58% Jan
1
38'A Sep 28
27 Va July 22
43 % Jan
5
54% Apr
4
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
32% Jan
3
10
47 % Apr
30 Va Apr
10
43'/a July 15
40 % Jan
10
29% Feb
27
Jan
43% Mar 13
26
71 % Dec
78% Jan
4
46% Feb
1
5
7'/a Dec
22% Jan
5
8% Jan
3
61% Apr
13 % Apr
82 Va Apr
30
,
Sep
114% Jan
19
72% Jan
4
22
7% Feb
26
3% Jan
3
19
3 % Nov
24
23
34% Jan
6
30'/a Feb
1
24
Feb
8
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
17
121% Sep
21
8?% Jan 13
71% Jan
1
85% Apr
10
35 Va Jan
24% Jan
3<
31Va Feb
21
71 Va Dec
30
20% July 22
17
89
Jan
11
22
Jan
3
115% Jan
«
15
94 V2 Apr
11
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
18 % Apr
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22 Va Jan
3
27 Va Apr
.
17
Jan
22
46 Va Dec
30
75
20
Sep
19% Mar
24% Jun
.59
.
5%
Central
Mar
150
2,000
500
20.100
Jan
6
21 Va Dec
23
42
40% Apr
31
7
5 Va Jan
17
3
31% Mar
18
70 Va Jan
Jan
20'/a Jan
11
3% Jan
50
Jan
1
4
5
South West
27
27
Certain-teed
2
5% Mar 29
57
Mar 17
42% Jan
6
94 Va Aug
19
26% Jan
34Va Apr
Jan
9
92% Feb
1
Jan
10
50% Apr
4
4
29% Apr
20
90
41
28
/
Products
Cessna Aircraft
Corp
13
43 % Jan
4
32
Jan
3
37% Feb
28
54% Oct
26
69% Jan
6
59% Jan
24
67% Jan
18
97
Jan
24
100% Apr
11
7% Jan
3
99'A Apr
13
17
Jan
18
16% Dec
14
34'A Jan
21
23
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
35 Va Dec
30
40 'A
7
Apr
13% Oct
24
26% Jan
x39 %
39%
38%
393/8
39
39%
39%
39%
29%
x28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/3
29
29%
18%
18
I8V2
I8V4
183/b
16 3A
18
17
39 V2
42 Va
17V4
40%
41%
41 Va
423/8
42%
43 a/8
42%
43
1
41
43 Va
42 7
44%
45 Va
47%
47%
48
463/8
1
33%
48%
35
35%
106,600
36%
363A
54,700
2
69 % Feb
6
23 Va Jan
4
20% Dec
15
36 % Jan
Sep
20
29% Jan
4%
563/b
*56%
No paij
30'/a
31
30 V2
30%
30
30 3/a
29%
No par
*91 Va
92 Va
91 Va
91 Va
91%
91%
*91%
43 Va
45 Va
43 %
92%
130
Plug Co______ 1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co_l
1
44 %
44'/a
44%
43 %
44
43
28%
43%
29%
28 "A
29
28%
7,700
29
28%
28%
28
28%
24,600
;
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark
24
13% Jan
3
18% Feb
27
52
Feb
7
62
Feb
27
5%
J 13%
Jan
3
19% Feb
28
Chic &
23% Jan
3
38
Feb
27
5%
Dec
30
29 % Jan
5
Jan
15% Jan
"32
Chic
89
102% Feb
St Paul
Milw
series A
17
3
49 V* Feb
3
85
6
13
40% Oct
24
51'A Jan
4
Apr
54% Feb
29
Apr
pfd
Western
Full
69% Apr
13
32 % Apr
26
16
41'A May 19
33
Jan
16
21
1
18
59% Jun
90 Vs Jan
11
99
Apr
5
62
Apr
8
35 Va Apr
11
.»
Jan
7
When
Cleveland-Cliffs
59
Cleveland
4
5
61
Mar 21
$4.50
33
Jan
10
47% Feb
23
36% Mar
2
Cleveland
Pitts
&
RR
2,600
35 Va
35%
35 >/a
351/8
1,400
14%
14%
11,400
54;iA
1,700
guaranteed
Clevite
Corporation^
Cluett Peabody & Co
61
Jan
4
Apr
77% Jan
10
138% Mar
7
4
95% Feb
17
Coca-Cola
24
21% Jan
4
27 Va Apr
20
Coca-Cola
21
16
7%
6
30%
Jan"
26
37% Mar 14
7
74
Jan
5
77
6
23
Jan
3
33% Apr
41 'A Jan
11
20
Mar
4%
Colorado
3
26
5%%
24
51V* Apr
13
54 Va Feb
28
4%
Aikman
Fuel
noncumulative
1st
35% Jan
4
42% Apr
19
Columbia
Broadcasting
3
27% Apr
13
Columbia
Gas
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
12
Jun
2
71 Va Nov
28
67
34% Mar 21
73% Mar 23
62 % Apr
39 Va Feb
3
53% Oct
24
50% Jan
11
19'A Oct
31
28% Jan
4
23 V* Jan
55'A Jan
27
72 Va Dec
27
System
Columbia Pictures
$4.25
Columbian
63% Apr
11
Columbus
Southern
&
26
Combustion
Engineering
Apr
11
Commercial
Credit
47
Apr
11
9
30% Apr
13
Commercial
Commonwealth
15
68% Jan
3
80% Apr
11
Aug 19
97% Jan
6
101% Feb
8
110% Aug 30
111% Apr
18
Feb
24
108% Jan
4
30 Va Sep
1
14% Jan
11
8 % Feb
3
14 % Dec
29
12% Jan
3
11% Dec
1
12
Jan
3
7% Jun
7% Jan
17% Jan
18
6
12 Va Jan
12
23
May 26
40% Dec
2
59
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
96'A Jan
13
103 Va Dec
30
42% Feb
17
60% Jun
27
2
42 Va Dec
2
15% Mar 22
10
Consolidated
66% Jan
31
80 % Apr
Jan
1
105% Apr
3
$5
36% Apr
39% Jan
7
46% Jan
9
Consol
3
44 V* Feb
28
24% Mar
Edison
Consolidated
44%
45 Va
44%
par
79 %
80
79 Va
80
4
72% Apr
•
83
11
Apr
7% Dec
2
Dec
6
22 Va Jan
44% May 11
19
14 Va Jan
20
7% Jan
3
11% Apr
Coal
Co
63%
64 %
64%
65
32%
32%
32%
32%
*13%
14%
13%
14
14
14
133/a
38%
383/8
38%
13%
383A
40
39'A
40
11,700
38
633A
643A
*313A
32 3/B
62%
*31
63%
2,600
31%
200
2,000
19,300
3,000
98
571/4
3,800
97
97
97%
*58%
60%
*59 Va
60%
*59%
603A
98
*59%
60 3/4
35
35
35
*343/4
59%
*34 V2
35 %
59%
*343A
35%
35%
68 Va
66
67
130
663/4
35%
68 Va
67%
67%
9,200
65'A
64 V2
*137
67
65
139
k137
♦97
65%
65
'137
139
68
67
653/4
64%
139
85 V2
88 Va
84 Va
85%
86
25
26%
25 Va
26'A
263/a
*1500
33%
89
26%
*1500
34%
34%
64
36
3,800
87%
26%
263A
10
138
85%
*1500
36%
570
65
*137
138
87
26%
34%
653/8
'137
88%
27
23,200
9,600
*1500
373/8
36
36 3
54,400
4
75%
74 %
74%
74%
74 %
150
31%
32 34
313A
423/8
31%
5,100
41
423/3.
403/8
411/2
39,000
21,000
*74'/a
Va
19%
18
20
19 %
20 Va
20
19%
48
47
47
473/4
473/4
19%
*47
*47
48
47
47
♦52
53
*52
53
52
52
*52
53%
52
52
40%
41
40%
41%
35,200
25%
293/4
26%
26
26%
43,600
30%
29%
30%
23,300
*70 3/4
72 %
72%
73%
130
573A
583/4
57
57%
5,500
62 Va
623/4
62%
63
3,900
31%
21%
30%
31%
19
40
41
%
39%
40%
40
19%
41
24%
25 Va
24%
25%
25%
26
30
31%
31
32
30
72
72
*72
73
*70%
72 Va
56
58
57
58
57%
58'A
59
61
60%
61
61%
62
30%
Elec—5
30%
•
31%
30%
31%
31 %
32
86
88'A
85 Va
86%
83'%
85
43%
44
43
43 %
42
42%
27%
29
27%
28%
29
293/8
76%
77%
7 7 3/a
773A
99 Va
99 Va
*99%
100 3/8
100
111
111
111
1
25
76 Va
100
100
1
1
10
com
*99 Va
77'%
100
111%
*111
111%
111
19%
20%
19 Va
20Va
20
16%
16%
14%
16%
15%
14 Va
13%
*111
300
14
14 Va
13%
■
60
'
33,500
83 3A
84 %
84%
85%
42%
42 %.
42
%
42%
29'A
>
30 %
29%
30 Va
52,700
78
77%
77%
9,300
100
*100 Va
100%
*110
773/a
5,600
'
1,900
200
14
60
21%
20%
21%
34,900
15
153/4
110%
20%
213/a
153/s
15
15 %
23,900
13%
13%
10%
10%
103/8
103/4
10%
10%
10%
47%
48
10%
48
48%
5,000
47%
48 %
78%
79 Va
46%
47%
78%
79
79%
793/4
3,900
78 3A
79 Va
78%
79 Va
103 %
104
103'A
18,000
103%
103%
5
38%
39%
37%
38%
36 3A
37%
37%
37%
37Va
1.33%
39%
40 Va
40
37%
39%
393/4
40%
39%
40 Va
39%
40
5
22 V2
22 Va
22 3/8
22 3/a
1
Corp
10
1
No par
104
104
Can
1,600
8,200
16,100
22 Va
22 Va
22 %
22'/a
22%
56 Va
22%
57
57
58%
57%
57%
56%
32%
323/4
323/4
33%
57%
9,200
33%
34%
34
34 Va
69%
70
12,200
68%
69%
68%
69 Va
95 Va
96%
95 Va
96 %
95%
955/8
*96%
97 Va
*96%
97 Va
*96 3A
97%
*87Va
89
*87 Va
89
*87%
89
25 %
25%
24%
94V2
51%
106
*93%
105%
106
40Va
39%
40
82 V2
82%
82%
*105
39%
No par
preferred
104
57%
10
*82 %
common
104
9,300
33
* 93 V2
51 %
Ho par
Inc
104
13%
32%
5
5
135/a
57
100
51
68'A
69
24%
94%
*93%
94%
51%
52%
'
106
39%
*82 %
25%
106
69%
7,200
955/8
933/a
95%
95%
860
*96 3/4
97%
*96%
97 Va
*87%
25%
52
68%
2,000
89
*87%
89
24 Va
-
24 3/a
94%
*93%
94 Va
523/4
40%
24%
*93%
53 %
52%
53%
*106%
107%
200
39%
40%
38,600
106
107
39%
82%
82 Va
10%
10%
21
83
40%
21
*82
Va
24%
83
20,500
11,300
230
Copper & Steel
common
preferred
convertible
19% Feb
17;
21% Apr
18
54% Jan
4
67
Apr
17
Continental
Insurance
6
7% Jan
1
10% Apr
3
Continental
Motors
40
Jun
1
57 Va Dec
22
53% Jan
•
60% Apr
28-
31
Sep 20
40 Va Mar 16
35% Jan
3
54
13,300
32%
Baking Co common
21
24.
42,700
74%
preferred
27
see page
541/s
29
413/a
com
11% Jan
footnotes,
53%
27%
31%
Gas
59% Dec
For
54%
28%
32 Va
Corp
29
18
16,300
533%
25
com—No par
Y
7% Dec
Apr
78%
533/4
25 Va
42%
Co
Power
Industries
$5
53 Va
243/4
5
$5.50 preferred—
18
53%
25 Va
75 Va
Common
$3.75
51%
24%
98
$4.50 preferred-
Continental
52%
25%
*97
9
77% Jan
51%
25
97 Va
Mar
83 % May 23
78
470
97
90
4
3,200
24%
30
75% Jan
44%
46%
$4.52
Continental
79%
210
*44 Va
243A
85% Jan
31
78'A
863A
57
5
40 Va Jan
79%
80 Va
•'45
46
88
107% Mar 23
443/a
57 %'
6
3
45%
25
No par
preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
3
45
1021/4
46
7
Jan
44%
853A
*100%
57
10
34% Jan
44%
86
1013/4
46
24
103
86
1013/4
243A
Feb
Aug 22
4
44%
'
563A
Feb
47% Jan
45
87
1013A
46%
98
107
4,800
87
*100%
25%
97
2
88
101%
563/a
4
16
87 Va
25
13
31% Dec
88
46
Jan
100% Jun
44%
200
'
81% Jan
*
51,200
56%
93
4%
43%
46%
61% Jan
Continental
42%
25
92% Jan
3
44
56%
12
9
43
46
96% Aug 25
Mar
48,700
24%
96% Aug 22
Feb
29
57%
63 % Dec
58
28 3/a
46%
7
95
29 5/8
25
4
29% Feb 28
28%
443A
57%
4
6
29%
24%
87 % Jan
3
620
29
46%
53% Jan
11
.
44
44%
45
88 % Jan
44% Jan
7,100
•!
14%
10%
Laundries
Consolidation
90% Jan
20
*14%
49 Va
Natural
36 % Mar 13
23% Jan
20
15 Va
10%
Consolidated
61 % Apr
4
7
20
*14%
43
Consolidated
•
3
5
45
100%
No par
1
20% Jan
50% Jan
29% Jan
30
20
15%
40 Va
Inc
Co
11
6
4
Oct
20 Va
3,400
23 V2
31Va
Industries
Foods
22
Dec
20
*14%
23
No par
N
of
Electronics
51% Dec
94
23 Va
14,100
42%
preferred.;
23% Jan
49
23 Va
35
33
Cigar Corp
40 Va Jan
29 Va Jan
23 Va
4,100
26%
74 Va
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
13
14
*44 Va
101 Va
Consumers
19
233/8
'343/4
16
74'/a
Cone Mills Corp
12% Apr
28
353/8
.26%
31%
_
52 % Apr
Jan
45%
87 Va
_10
Edison
3
37% Jun
35
153/4
(
41%
Solvents
3
101
44%
33%
Co
19% Mar 29
7
20%
*100 Va
*1500
4.64%
Consol
44%
1
issued
Jan
37
29%
43%
1
preferred
5.25%
preferred
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing Co
22
27
44 Va
■
353A
.1
Apr
93
2
83
19 Va
-
26 Va
5
32
3
69 Va Dec
23%
28%
10
Ohio
13
21% Jan
23%
16%,'A
26 Va
No par
26
20
35'/a
16%
*
—No par
Apr
25% Jun
35%
23 Va
43 Va
pfd_
100
System_2.5o
Co
Jan
When
34%
23 Va
27 Va
100
common
Carbon
70
Jun
20 Va Sep
35%, i;36i<-,ii7
38%
Inc
42
'
27
15 Va
50
preferred
14
26%
15 Va
common—5
23 V* Jan
B
26%
No par
No par
Iron
&
14
6
26 Va
*54
1.700
Southern Ry—
&
30
Jan
26%
37
preferred series B
23% Dec
Apr
26
,.
8%
1
45 % Jun
52 % Jan
5434-.Hr
14
;
7
9
543A
16'A
No par
Corp
21
Dec
14%..
55
153/4
64%
common
Dec
56
14%
54%
16 Va
20
No par
com
18% Jun
43% July 27
143/4
55 '/a
15%
15 Va
1
Co
Radio Co
20% Mar
ulW
54
15%
20
No par
gtd
50
stock
50
preferred
&
47% Apr
14%
55
32%
Bottling Co of N Y
Collins
3
14%
15%
*15 Va
No par
Collins
3
8
14 Va
13%
;
11
14V* Jan
8%
1
Co
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.5o
*16'A
15
preferred
50% Mar 17
43
Jan
6
*7%
17%
54
64%
com
7%
Special
Colorado
5
35 3A
*32 Va
Co
Ilium
preferred
133
4
May 17
35%
10
Iron
Electric
7
16
Oct
35 Va
No par
Corp
14
50% Aug
42 % May 18
35 Va
*16%
8 Va
1
25'A Apr
28
35% Jan
20
35 Va
35%
243A
5
51 Va Mar 2C
Nov
5
27
243/b
No par
Equipment Co
80% Dec
30
May
25%
5
issued—
69% Apr
74
Feb
13% Dec
26
110
25
10
City Stores Co
3
56 % Jan
5
42% Dec
22
■173/4
26
10
No
Corp
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
13
*16%
25
100
"
103% Jan
173A
25%
100
City Investing Co.,
City Products Corp
3
98% Mar 17
3,300
13,000
109
16 Va
8 Va
8
Electric—
Milling Machine Co
I T Financial
Cletrac
*97
16
8.50
23
21
109
*25
7%
25c
:
preferred
53% Feb
Mar 23
*97
25%
5
Corp
&
94'A Jan
5
23
Gas
Cincinnati
Clark
109
16 Va
8
preferred.
40% Jan
5
36% Dec
47% Jan
15% Apr 14
41% Mar 30
*97
25%
_^i.l00
Cities Service Co
4
Feb
109
.
623/8
62
373/4
16 V2
100
—
8
25
12
*97
*37%
8 Va
25
O'Nuts
Corp
4%%
109'
9
8 Va
com__No par
Pneumatic Tool
4
28
44 V* Jan
Aug 25
101
*97
No par
Pac
&
non-cum
North
C
32% Apr
4
623/4
9%
10
com
preferred series A
4%
28
37% Jan
20% Feb
8
62%
9%
50
Ry
Common...
Mar 23
21
50% Jan
56% Mar
62%
24
4
90% Jan
62 3/b
45 V* Apr
23
4
63'A
Chrysler
29
13% Mar
62%
Chock
Dec
60
37 Va
17
68 %
Feb
37
11
24% Jan
57
37%
Apr
53 Va Dec
July
37
48
1
Jun
36 Va
31% Apr
3
78
36 Va
62%
Chickasha Cotton Oil
9
76
36%
62 Va
27
16% Nov
30 Va Jan
36%
Feb
39% Jun
5
5
25
Mar 20
65% Jan
5
13,500
9'A
17
7
24
9 3/8
9 Va
26
98% Feb
41% Oct
9%
9%
4
July 19
21% Oct
10,400
10%
1
40
Western
Cincinnati
41% Jan
26%
23
3
26 Va Aug
11,800
263/a
9 Va
Jan
10
64% Dec
23,900
24%
12 % Jan
82 Va Jan
137
50
22%
27
15
37% Jan
72 Va July
493A
24%
26 %
4
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
Aug
50 Va
23 Vb
273/8
8
3
44 %
49%
23%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
12
23% Jan
493A
23
27
Mar 22
37% Jan
18
48%
27%
38 % Mar 21
21 "Va Jan
39 Va Dec
48%
23'A
26
6
14,500
46 Va
3
30
303/4
26%
3
26% Dec
293/4
*91%
21'/a
Jan
71% Jan
101
46 V2
30
92%
48 Va
Jan
4
900
22 Va
20
29
19,900
27
preferred
Chicago
5
56 3/4
21
28
..
43A
*563/8
26
A
Great
5%
5
563A
1
1
3 V2 %
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
Class
43/4.
1.25
Corp
Chemway Corp_,
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
Chic
5Va
Paper & Fibre Co—
Common
18
Mar 30
36
4%
563/e
37% Feb
31
365/8
5 Vb
56 Va
9
4
20
19% Jan
x36
4%
56 Va
35% Jan
4
22
Mar 20
34%
5,000
57
14
26
13% Dec
16
9 Va Mar 24
34 Va
4,700
35,200
4%
21% Feb
6
50 % Nov
>
40
17 Va
56 V2
10% Mar 22
30% Dec
22%
1
3
3
10
22%
?
29%
i
7% Jan
50 % Apr
233A
39%
Co
14'A Mar 24
38'A Mar 15
62
10
Chain Belt
30
20
97
62
23%
2.50
^
Co
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
4
21% Jan
48 Va Aug 25
22 Va Nov
4
*953/4
No par
Cerro Corp
49
Apr
36% Feb
:
/
23%
5
43% Apr
Corp__,
'61
200
No par
Chemetron
34
*43
22 3/a
Chance Vought Corp
Checker Motors Corp
18
46 %
*22
27 % Mar 20
Jan
3,000
2,900
*23 :
29 % Apr
50
22 3A
62%
23%
1
71 % Jan
22%
97%
97
62
.
62%
23%
4
1
23%
62
97
61 Va
—--50
16% Jan
Nov"
23
*96
—_100
Service—10
N J
20% Jan
19% Nov
5,600
23%
62
*65
Public
Co of
6
26%
900
25%
96
preferred-,
•
4
10
183/a
253A
96
97 Va
29% Jan
8
183/«
26 Va
*61
.
Dec
38% Jan
9
*65%
18 3A
25 3A
;
97%
59
41% Dec
12
12,300
18%
26
96
95% Sep
.
6
48% Feb
10,300
293/8
3,900
3
48% Mar
77
28%
41 %
24
126 Va Feb
76%
28
33%
Dec
17
76%
27%
70
17% Oct
Feb
67
75 Va
41
Champion
42
23%
*65%
77 %
18 3/8
'
*45
67
190
42
Soya Co
30
23 Va
47
127%
40%
Century Industries Co
Sep
23 1
*43
127%
40 Va
Central
32
23%
47
128 Va
-
I8V2
26
47,000
*127 Va
39%
22% Mar 29
56 Va Dec
18%
25%
80
93
34%
39%
33% Mar 16
5
18%
25%
51,100
'
33%
39%
4
14% May
18%
25%
33%
*92
34%
39%
•
28
I8V2
25%
93
33%
39'A
com
Jan
27% Oct
27
5
*92
27%
76
20
:
No par
Light
9% Jan
July 14
78
27
•
Illinois
25
14 %
76
26%
.
Central
14
49% Mar
27%
.
35
128 Va
12
15
26 Va July 25
l78V2
26%
92%
34
128
44% Apr
1.3% Sep
2
76 %
*
24
28% Feb
94% Feb
34%
126 Va
47
29
4
33 Va
126 Va
323A
July 18
8
34%
126V2
450
7,600
32 Va
*66%
20% Sep
78% Jan
92%
33 Va
126V2
.33%
*43
&
30% Feb
93
34
4%
67
Central
Nov
•92
33 Va 1
82
4%
33%
28
17% Nov
34
11%
82
47 >,"•
-Feb
38
32 Va
11 Va
82%
*"4%
65%
43
18
4%
' 11%
4Va
81'/a
33%
24
12
4%
67
Jan
Oct
92%', 92%
Va
33 Va
38
10% Oct
„
4
33%
15
15
20,700
11%
81 Va
32%
81 Va
4Va
■
.
-
60
1,000
33'A
42 Va Jun
5
15,200
33 Va
26
29
55
33%
29 % Jan
Aug
54%
33%
RR
6% Dec
55 Va
No par
Illinois
94
54%
Hudson Gas & Elec
4% %
6% Nov
29%
11%: 11%
t
•
47%
29%
5%
Central
14
11%.
81 Va
41%
47%
29'/a
Central
Central
26 % May
57 '/a
40%
47%
21
7
8
54
40%
29 Va
24
6
4
57
40 Va
*46 Va
K'
Jan
11
Jan
54%
:
73
Feb
17'A May 13
29 'A
33% Apr
Apr
34'A Mar
46 Va
29%
7
'Apr
88
40%
46 Va
3
26
5
40 Va
46%
29%
29
230
38% Jan
67
Dec
41
*46 J
29
46%
7,200
59
3
24
.
*98
27% Jan
10
24
V
98 %
23
18
21
401A
98
Aug 17
20% Jan
Oct
12,000
X13% '■
Dec
92 % Jan
Oct
5,200
23
57% Jan
3 % May 11
45%
41 Va
44%
*43
6
26
46 Va
1
29
40
46
29
Georgia
28 Va May 23
24
3,100
Ry com__No par
preferred series B
100
of
4
July 25
54%
'•
80 Va
27
Oct
53%
40 %
1
19
28
11
53%
33%
23
98
53%
32 V2
Jan
98
53%
11%
48
99
45%
13 Va
98%
"81 Va
25% Feb
13%
53%
4%
6
12%
45 Va
82%
3
13%
54'A
4%
Mar
13Ve
46'/a
81%
38
3,700
13%
24,100
45%
11%
t
32
53%
' .57%
:
31%
46
11 Va
;
32%
54%
54%
Aquirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co
7,200
31%
Shares
13
*46
common.No par
preferred,;
55
98%
—1
Central
54%
13%
1
commonl
Corp
11%
55 %
46
„
^.20% preferred
___100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred—
—_100
-4 Va % conv preferred series A_100
Celotex
11%
55
99
*98
„
preferred————100
2nd preferred-^
7 /
Tractor
the Week
April 28
54
%
——12.50
Products Inc.w:
Friday
April 27
10%
11 Va
32 Va
31%
10
_
Sales for
Thursday
11
54%
31%'
50
19% Oct
27
54%
31V21
_5
Corp
42% Jan
9
53%
31%
No par
:
General
PRICES
28
30
88% Jan
&
18% Jan
8
Aug 17
55
31 Va
1
SALE
55
10 Va
53%
12%
HIGH
42% Aug 25
8
32% Jan
)
11
5
&
Caterpillar
ApV 26
21
10%'
6%%
38% Apr. 10
128 Va
10%
5
(J I) Co common
7%
,
1
38% Mar
88
9
Case
11
No par
preferred
Carter
Mar 20
5
114% Jun
94 % Sep
■4Va%
AND
Wednesday
April 26
10V2
Clinchfieid & Ohio Ry_100
Power
April 25
10
—
Mfg Co
Corp
Carriers
6
3
t
Co
Tuesday
April 24
1
Light
Carpenter Steel Co-4
Carrier Corp common
28
3
25
24% Oct
Monday
Par
m
Inc:.
(Philip)
Carolina
24
6
"39% NOV
40% Sep
5
19
41% Jan
LOW
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
Continental Oil
of
Continental Steel
2
25
10 V2
*21
11%
'21%
10%
*21
10%
21%
10%
*21
10%
21%
Delaware—
61V2
62%
1
Corp
—5
5
9%
57%
10
59
58%
59%
58%
59%
7
50%
51V2
50%
52%
51
52
60%
9%
62%
10
60%
62
9%
10
61
Va
9%
61%
10
10%
10%
*20%
21%
61%
41,800
10
22,200
60%
9%
15,800
200
59 Va
-
60
59%
60%
20,600
52
52%
50%
51%
3.800
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1912)
.
.
.
Monday, May 1, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Controls
Dec
1
29
30% Jan
7% Jan
10% Mar 20
21
Oct
25
12 VI Dec
5
27 Va Jan
45 Vb Apr
27
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
7
13% Jan
19 y4
Apr
27
Copper
31% Jan
41
Mar 10
Feb
16
24% Jan
27% Dec
6
55
Jan
4
46% Apr
4
85 % Dec
21
Range
Products
Corn
16
186
8
87
85% Jan
19
90
18% Oct
5
28
48 Va Apr
27
When
Feb
7
194% Apr
4
Corning
83 % Jan
5
Aug 17
96
Jan
167
9
Jun
Feb
83 % Apr
Apr
26
74
11
88
Jan
5
91
27
18% Jan
3
29 Vb Apr
27
19
18
Works
Petroleum
15% Sep
9
4% Sep
13
3% Jan
5
9% Apr
17
64% Jan
4
46% Jan
11
21
Crane
July 18
72% Jan
18
66% Apr
76
Feb
48% Apr
24% Apr
14
Cream
11
Crescent Petroleum
72 Va Jan
76
12
35 y< Jan
5
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
17% Mar
4
30
22% July 21
3
19 y8 Mar
8
23 y2 Feb
17
26
Jan
15
25
Jan
3
16% Feb
17
42
Dec
14
37% Jan
3
.
84 Va Apr
28
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
«
5
40% Feb
23
39% Feb
54% Dec
58% Apr
93
Jan
27
24
Sep
20
16
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
17% Jan
28
109 y2 Jan
5
90% Jan
Jan
11
14% Jan
4
22
18
8 y8 Oct
24
63 % July 26
69% Mar 23
io y8 Aug
13
9% Jan
30% Sep
3
Jan
Jan
37
28
6
18
72
Apr
64% Jan
5
14% Feb
1
31% Mar 29
14
5
11% Jan
18
34% Jan
13
Curtis
17
20
12% Jan
3
13% Apr
22
60% Jan
8
Apr
25
54 y2 Jan
30
$4
29
25
Feb
19
15% Apr
28
19% Jan
20
$1.60
31 y« Jan
4
15% Jan
4
14% Dec
7
8y> Jan
7
43
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
30% Jan
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
31 % Jun
22
43% Jan
4
32
Jan
4
87 % Aug
23
6,400
91
94%
90%
93
93%
94%
94%
95%
93%
96
25,500
46%
47 %
47%
48%
47%
48 %
10,700
180%
181%
180%
181%
"% 4,500
Class
179
180%
179
•<;
182
180
181
7.7
1
87
*85%
87
87
*85%
87
*85%
87
*89
91
*89
91
91
91
*89
91
*89
91
*85%
.
27%
26%
27%
27%
28%
28%
29%
28%
28%
18,000
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'/2
18%
18%
2,500
7%
7%
38,300
64%
65%
12,500
7'/a
64%
7%
7%
63%
8
65%
*75
46
45
45 %
45%
46
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
29 %
29
46%
47%
45%
22%
23%
28%
29 Va
28%
29
45%
48%
y45%
82
78%
*42
46%
1
1%
liV
.
1
1
:u!
32
29
1
28%
44 %
45%
1A
%
78%
81%
74
79
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
56%
56%
54%
56
54%
55
54%
55%
55%
93
*91%
93
92
92
91%
91%
22%
21%
23%
11%
103
104
72
18%
11%
11%
11%
11%
71'/2
71%
71%
19%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34'/4
Dana
20,800
200
900
13%
32%
32 7
8
1,500
48.500
12
13
10%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
No par
49%
50%
43
45
43
44
44
44%
43%
4414
No par
17%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16
161/4
15%
16
1
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
53,300
34
35
35 %
35%
3,200
68
68%
67%
67%
6,100
36%
6,800
1
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3,300
11%
72
*13'/4
33 %
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
34
10
64%
65%
65%
67
68
68
1
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
100
A
24
19%
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18%
5
common
28
300
11%
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19
11
Inc__2.50
Stores
22,500
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18%
11%
71%
18%
11%
72
40
22
103
21%
22
21%
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104
104
6,800
11,400
93
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18%
18%
5
100
21%
22%
104
*103%
10
;
21%
.
104
*103
18,500
81%
42%
*91%
_100
736,800
80%
5
12.50
1,900
47,700
1
43
*42
11,200
28%
46%
a'a
56%
America
2,800
80%
78
*
43
100
76%
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76%
23%
-
8%
65%
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76%
*75
23
__1
25
7%
631/2
8%
65
63%
•;
28%
76%
46
common
"30
26%
preferred
Sugar—
.
*85 %
2.50
preferred
prior
'
'
1
prior preferred
Jan
74
30,200
37
46
.
of
Drug
35 Va Apr
3
67% Sep
19 "a
36%
43%
No par
Co
Curtiss-Wright
Mar 16
22
18%
36%
45%
Publishing common
7% Dec
17 y2 Dec
16,400
19%
36%
47%
Inc
Cunningham
so y4 Dec
43%
18%
36%
7
Corp common
convertible
Cuneo Press
42 %
18%
36
46%
common
Cudahy Packing Co
4%%
preferred
21
45%
18
37%
No par
Cuban-American
1
12% Mar
3
43%
5,300
18%
1
Seal
&
Steel
5%%
41%
9%
41%
75%
Corp com
preferred
Crucible
13
23% Apr
17% Jan 23
Va Apr
105 % Apr
9%
75%
Publishing
Zellerbach
$4.20
9%
9
36%
:
Cork
9%
-2
preferred
Crown
18
89% Jan
86
13 y2 Sep
$2
52% Jan
88 % Nov
4
Crown
18
Apr
29
Jan
95
20
43
% Apr
1
34 y4 Oct
9 '/a
_100
.
preferred
conv
4,700
9%
17%
'65
Wheat Corp
Rights
25
33
7,300
36
41
25
preferred
Crowell-Collier
Apr
1
32%
35%
37%
__1
common
of
5%
13
29% Apr
Co
3%%
21
50% Mar 10
28 % Feb
39% July 25
Apr
31%
36%
41%
_1
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
July 27
Jan
32%
35%
.18%
__1
Corp
July 27
13
31%
17%
5
common
3
1
32%
36'%
9'/a
9%
32
35%
__1
40
io y» July
Shares
32%
35%
36%
—_
Cosden
April 27
41%
preferred
100
preferred series of 1947-100
3%%
Mar 13
Apr
24% Jan
Sales for
the Week
Friday
April 28
Thursday
1
(Del)
Co
Glass
PRICES
5
issued
3 %%
86 y2 Mar 27
SALE
34%
35
Va
9
HIGH
April 26
5
Co
Copperweld Steel Co_
46% Apr
34 %
AND
Wednesday
31%
31%
1
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co__
_
July 11
33% Jun 17
15
6
April 24
32%
April 25
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp_
Co
Tuesday
5
1
America
35% Mar 21
40 y2 Mar 24
42 Va
25 % Sep
124
of
Par
24 Va Jan
2
42 % Mar
19
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
20% Sep
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*85 %
*85%
88
*85V2
88
*85%
Inc
3,400
1,600
D
83
Jan
f
39% Feb
27
86 Va Feb
1
87
Feb
20
15% Mar 27
Corp common
3 % Vo
preferred series A
River Mills
Dan
27
15% Jan
6
12% Jan
3
Dec
5
33% Jan
£
13 y8 Jan
3
20
23
Dayton
6
3
75 y2 Apr
19
76% Jan
80% Aug 23
16
79% Mar
79 y2 Apr
11
Feb
13
74'A Feb
3
80
16
76% Feb
9
75 y2 Jan
6
82% May 23
79% Jan
4
83
73%
74%
72%
24%
24%
78
78
100
*78
80 %
*80
82
45% Apr
27
59% Feb
28
Deere & Co
17% Dec
20% Jan
19
Delaware
Hudson
11
41% Jan
11
48% Apr
10
Delaware
31% Aug 24
27% Jan
3
48% Apr
27
Mar 27
26 Va Aug
15
24% Jan
5
37
18 y2 Nov
4
16% Jan
3
20% Feb
v10
Jan 20
I 49% Dec 14
7% Jan
S
4
56
17
Chemical
Mar 27
Detroit
12
Detroit
Steel
6
26 Vb Jan
4
14% Jan
3
24 y2 Mar
8
33% July 29
29% Jan
•
37% Feb
24
De
50 y4 May
2
66% Aug 29
58% Jan
3
70
Feb
17
Diamond
29% Mar
8
38% July
35 y* Jan
3
47%: Mar 20
Jan
11
31
Apr
14% Dec
27
20% Feb
23
12% Jan
4
6
15% Jan
13
20% Mar 17
29% Jan
32
3
Mar 27
30
14% Oct
24
33 Va Jan
4
19% Feb
28
29% Jan
9
Oct
24
49 % Jan
4
26% Jan
8
46 y2 Apr
19
Sep
20
28% Jun
24
33% Dec
12
31% Jan
3
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
15
16% Jan
24
10% Dec
Dec
15
13
30
43%
43
45
44 %
45%
44
45%
69,000
57%
56 %
57%
56%
57"%
57%
57%
16,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'%
17
47%
48%
4,200
28% Oct 20
16% Oct
20
23 Va Apr
28 Vb Jan
12
32%
31
32%
29%
30%
11,900
33%
32%
19
18%
19y8
18%
12'%'.'
12
12%
12%
12%
>12%
14
14
14%
8,500
53
51
52%
52 %
53%
53'/2
53%
53
53%
13,400
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18'%
18%
11,400
30%
31
31
31%
31%
31%
*311/2
64%
65%
65%
66 %
66
67
41%
42%
42%
44%
45
45%
•;
18%
18%
30%
31
64
66
41%
42 Va
,
32 V
18%
7 18%
17%
18%
18
__1
20%
21%
42. %
45
...
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18%
19
19
19,000
19%
1,500
32
66%
65
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31%
31%
31 %
17%
18%
17%
18
5,300
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,700
31
21%
20%
-
21
21%
22%
23 ;
22 %
22%
21,800
43%
43%
44%
421/a
44%
41%
42%
16,100
38%
40:%
9,100
4,400
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38'%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
171/2
17
17%
21 %
22
21%
21%
21 %
21%
No par
Jan
3
38% Feb
27
4
18% Apr
18
Dover
70% Oct
25
99% Jan
4
70% Apr
24
20
30% Jan
4
21
20%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22 %
22
1
Douglas Aircraft Co
14% Jan
20 %
No par
5
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
21%
22
No par
32%
34%
33,
33%
32%
33 %
32%
17
17 %
16%
Inc.
—
300
31%
%
18%
17%
.18
2
Ltd
8,700
24,100
45
18%
*31%
32
>18%
,
.42
.
18%
18%
18%
2.50
Ltd
4
19% Jun
32%
32
*31%
1
Pepper Co
10
6,600
9.000
22%
.
21'%
22
22%
21%
22%
33%
32%
33
3,100
20,600
17
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17'%
17%
4,100
Co
-__J>
70%
71%
70%
72
71%
.72%
72%
73
72%
72%
44,000
Dresser Industries
50c
24%
25%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
42,600
Dow
2
Mar
18,800
1
19% Jan
78
48%
50c
Corp
42% Feb
17
47%
2.50
Productions
24% Jan
18% Jan
48%
25
(Walt)
6
28
46%
1
—_
Disney
7
26
July
46%
_1
;
Corp-iA
14y8 Dec
27
48%
44%
52%
,_10
.
Fruit
Mines
48%
45%
_15
.
Diners'
Dome
48%
44%
12
20
.
Co
Dominick Fund
22% Mar 20
48%
45%
18%
1
Corp
(The) Club Inc
Dr
6
8
Mar
48%
48%
;33
2.50
Coatings
6,100
48
48 %
44%
6.75
Corp 21c„_
Divco-Wayne
120
41
Co
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
28
19% Mar 30
10
13% Jan
17 Vb May 16
40% Apr
82
55%
__3
Co—
DiGiorgio
79%
*79'%
16%
$1.50 preferred
17% July
*78
82
43%
.
Alkali
Diana Stores
5
20 Va Apr
Vilbiss
80%
*79%
55%
Diamond National Corp
9
14
14
Light
Edison
20 Va Apr
*78
82
16%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto
80%
*78
*80
55%
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y
14% Mar 20
48% Jan
&
2,800
79
41%
Delta Air Lines Inc
Power
3,700
23%
*77'%
50c
-
(Delaware)-.
47 Vt Aug
71%
23%
79
1
Decca Records lnc__
3
20
35% May 17
70'%
24
*77%
—No par
27
16% Apr
20
71%
23%
79
80 %
*80
&
70%
24
*77%
82
*78
C__—100
62% Jan
28
*78
72
24
24%
79%
71%
72%
24%
B
32% Jan
Dec
25%
26%
26
series
8
13
6,500
19,400
series
16
40% Mar 23
15%
28%
3.75%
15
6
15
27
3.90%
28 y2 Jan
21
15%
26%
Preferred
54% Dec
28
15
26%
Preferred
39% Dec
Dec
15%
26%
100
8
7
15%
25%
A
21
13% Sep
15%
26%
series
28
20 y4 Jun
15 Va
3.75%
17% Jan
20
14%
15%
7
i_
38 % Apr
Apr
8.600
14%
15
common—7
issued
Preferred
4
14%
14
__10
.
Light
&
Power
When
9
72 y2 Jan
Sep
Dayco Corp
21
25 y2 Apr
55
Aug 30
58
9
14
25% Apr
49% May 31
31
45% Mar
J an
23 Va Apr
27 y2 Oct
14%
88
14%
14%
14%
14
5
Inc
Daystrom Inc
7
Mar
34% Jan
14
50c
12 y4 Dec
12
88
*85%
88
27 Va Mar 22
1
Corp
Chemical
1
22% Jan
3
33% Sep
12
30% Jan
10
37% Feb
17
Drewrys Limited USA Inc__-____1
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
341/2
34%
34%
35
12% Oct
24
19 Vo Aug
18
17% Jan
4
24 Va Apr
19
DuBois
1
22%
23%
22
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
8% Dec
5
13% Jan
4
9y« Jan
f
14% Apr
17
Dunhill
1
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
12%
12 7
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
22
19
9% Apr
13
Duplan Corn
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
206%
209%
206 %
208 %
206 Va
101%
101
10iy4
100 %
Mar 15
25
•
Jan
du
178% Oct
266% Jan
31
5
185% Jan
216% Mar
3
96% Jan
5
103
Aug 16
iooy4 Apr
19
74% Jan
8
83
Aug 16
77% Jan
20
21%
Mar
37
Jan
13
40
26% Sep
8
41
Aug
Preferred
$4.50
series
Preferred
$3.50
series
25% Jan
3
29 Va Feb
38% Jan
3
40% Mar
3
13
47% Apr
45
Feb
6
$4.15
1
4%
43% Jan
41
42% Jan
5
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
40% Jan
18
44 y2 Aug 24
42% Mar 28
46
44
Jan
4
45% Jan
24
19
Jan
19
23% Apr
28
44
July 11
24% Jan
5
Jan
•
Feb
20
45% Feb
28
48
3
2,900
207 %
2051%
207%
22,600
100'/2
1001/2
101
1,200
800
80
80
80
80
79%
79%
79i%
79%
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
27 %
28
50
40%
40%
*40%
40%
40 Va
40%
*40V4
40%
40%
40%
530
50
45 %
45%
45%
46
♦45%
45%
45%
45'%
*44%
45 %
160
__50
50
50
50
41%
42
41%
42%
42%
42i%
42'%
42%
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47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
43
*43%
43%
*43'%
43%
43%
*43%
5
preferred-
preferred
4.20%
8%
79%
Duquesne Light Co common
44% Aug 25
2,700
%
8
8%
28
$3.75 preferred
28
101%
102%
79%
No par
13
208
101%
-No par
4
16
Jan
206 Va
_5
.
4
8
27
*
Jan
11
Mar 23
8%
& Co—
(EI)
3,400
34,500
8
1
_
Pont de Nem
82y2Jan
104
Jan
17% Oct
Inc
International
Common
3
38% Jan
42
Chemicals
preferred
.
4.10%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
*46%
47%
43 Va
43%
43
42
19,700
830
43
47%
370
44
44%
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
44%
*43%
5
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21 Va
21
22%
22%
23%
5
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
263/a
25%
26
1
27%
28
27%
283/8
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
14,400
383/4
38 Va
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
37%
3834
24,200
.
6,700
E
20% July 28
Oct
22
39
Jan
5
22% Jan
I
27
Feb
6
Eagle-Picher Co
34
25
Jan
8
23% Jan
3
30 % Feb
8
Eastern
8
30% Aug 30
29% Jan
3
39% Apr
26
75
Mar
3
82
Nov
21
81 Va Jan
3
87% Feb
23
4%%
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
16y4 Jan
3
24% Apr
17
Eastern
94
Feb
1
136 Va Jun
9
104% Feb
13
119% Apr
10
Eastman
92
Mar
Jan
11
99
Jan
30% Jan
3
38
Mar 24
59% Jan
10
90
Apr
96% July 22
46% Jan
6
3
28 y2 Sep
29
48% Feb
1
79
65 y2
88
Mar 21
32% Nov
1
96
May 23
Aug
45 Vb Jan
6
3
5
83
Feb
1
89
37% Feb
0
46
Apr
18
Fuel
&
prior
Kodak
Steel
Co
4%%
Ekco
15
94
Feb
2
Feb
2
25
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
12
36 Va Apr
21
Elastic
29
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
67% Apr
12
Electric
5% Dec
1
8V2 Feb
26
5% Jan
3
7% Apr
11
Electric
&
Jun
7
23
43% Oct
24
73
93
4%%
Ind
Mus
of Amer
65% Mar 22
Electric
15 y4 Apr
Elgin National Watch Co_
Storage
27% Feb
6
30% Jan
19
El
33
29
53 y2 Dec
8
50
3
85
21
12
Emerson
Jan
Apr
6
Mfg
22 Vb Jun
21
11% Jan
3
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
32% Jan
10
41 y2
Apj; 27
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
24 y2 Mar 16
35%
Jari
Endicott Johnson
78
Jun
20
84
Aug 30
75% Apr
17
79% Mar 16
16% Dec
8
23
Sep
41% Sep
7
18% Jan
4
32% Feb
24
5
Dec
16
6% Oct
20
Jan
S
25
Nov
30
54% Jan
7
25% Apr
28
52 y2 Dec
5
Feb
11
54% Jan
I
58
1
37% Jan
8
26
31 y8 Apr
27
43 Va Apr
7
6% Mar 22
32% Jan
19
Jan
23
59
Emerson
4%
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
Erie
&
Pittsburgh RR Co_
*96%
351/8
35%
34%
353/8
341/4
34%
1
753/4
75%
763/i
76
79%
7834
79 Va
89
89
*87%
90'/a
*87%
90%
*87
90%
88%
88%
44%
45
44%
44%
100
1
*91%
*91%
95
98
95
*96 3/4
44
*91%
44V8
95
43%
*91%
98
43%
2,900
20
44
*91%
441/s
95
12,100
1
95
2,700
323/8
351/2
32%
35%
34%
35%
34 Va
34%
33%
341
62
63%
61 %
63
62%
64%
64
66%
63%
65%
17,100
6%
6%
61/2
6%
6%
63/4
6%
634
47,700
59%
59%
593/4
60%
6%
591/2
59%
60
63/4
59
61
11,700
4
3,000
61
8,900
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14 1/8
13%
14
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
2734
28%
27%
28%
85,500
81
85
80
81%
81
84
83%
85
83%
84
12,700
,
17,000
14%
15%
5
14%
15%
143/a
14%
14%
151/a
14
10
393/4
4OV4
39%
393/8
40
4034
40
41'/a
40%
41
25
26
26%
25%
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
*76
77
76
76
77
76
76
273/4
263/4
28%
31%
28
29%
413/4
41%
42
26%
41%
41%
41%
*76
28%
41%
41%
77
30%
41%
s/8
*76
29%
41'A
5%
4,300
110
61,600
2,800
5%
25%
5%
3,300
26 Va
23,700
No par
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
100
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
263/8
58
57
57
223/4
21%
22%
21%
22%
20,800
•16%
16 Va
16%
15%
16%
27,500
50
*57
*57
58
58
*57
21%
22
53/8
*57
1,040
20
58
21%
14%
14%
14%
14%
Eversharp Inc
1
38%
42
393/4
42
40%
42
41%
43
41 %
42%
27,800
Ex-Cell-0
3
38
38%
38
39%
37%
38%
38'/8
38%
38
38%
10,400
1
54%
56%
54
55%
53%
55%
53%
56%
55%
563a
Fairbanks Morse & Co___!
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
293/,
2934
*29
30
293/I
29%
30
31%
31%
31%
11%
12'A
11%
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
26%
26%
263/8
26%.
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
Eurofund
27
Evans
Apr
8
26 Va Jun
24
22% Jan
t
45 y2 Apr
18
28% Oct
6
40
Jan
4
40 Va Apr
17
531/2 Apr
26
31
96%
35%
74
*963/4
14
20
16% Apr
7
963/4
35
79%
98
20
23 % Apr
3
Jan
130
98
363/4
*96%
1
24
11% Jan
20
7,500
46,200
5
Apr
5
20
22%
114%
213/8
20% Jan
Sep
com
preferred series A
28
ll
Corp common
preferred
5%
280
87
22%
112%
221%
100
1
8.50
6
10
*86
86%
115
2
Co
9
16 Va Apr
22 '/a
113 Vb
3
Gas
Electric
13
Mar
86 Va
22%
1163/s
5
23% Dec
25
86%
22%
113%
35i/a
10
Battery
Natural
Paso
»
76
Amer shares—
3
28% Nov 23
1143/s
5
3
19 Ve Jun
31
22%
113%
2.50
Co
Jan
25
10% Dec
Corp
11% Jan
50
10y2 Oct
24% Oct
Jan
Nut
86
86
22%
114%
100
Inc common
preferred
Stop
86
86'%
22%
113
4,000
1
common
Auto-Lite
93
86 Va
22
_50
Co
Jan
38%
10
preferred
Products
10
100
2.50
common
Bros Stores
Edison
y2 Apr
44
com
Corp
$3.60 preferred-
17% Oct
87
Assn
preferred
Stainless
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Apr 24
4
July 29
Gas
Eastern
Inc
Lines
Air
24 y2 Mar
Inc
Products Co
Corp
F
20 Va Dec
6
5% Oct 24
20% Dec 28
5% Dec
5
29% Mar
7
81
1
Feb
35% Dec 27
12% Feb 26
13
28% Feb
26
21
Jan
1
•
Jan
9% Mar
37% Dec
3
2
14"% Apr
28% Apr
«
11% Apr
27
29% Jan
I
52
81 ft Jan
12
85
41
11
51
Feb" ~8
37% Dec
Mar
33% Dec 27
footnotes,
I
8
83%
For
«
89| Sep 20
28
4
Jan
7Vfc Jan
56% Apr 19
34% Apr., 4
5
see page
98
Jan
24.
Apr
21
Feb
14
4%
(Max)
&
convertible
Co
class A
preferred
4
43"% Mar 16
5 % junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
20
42% Mar 13
Family Finance Corp
Jan
32% Feb
4
Factor
,
.Mar 20
100
50
30,300
•
.1,500
95,800
26%
1,200
9%
9%
9%
10%
10%
IDA
11 %
113/4
1034
1138
314,300
51%
513/4
511/4
51%
51%
52
51%
51%
5134
51%
4,800
81%
503i
*81
1
40%
391%
39%
*81
83
50
*50
50%
*81
83
*81%
83
40
50
50
*50
51
180
40
411/8
1
-
82
50
81%
50
.
•"
40%
40
41%
40%
41%
39%
40
40
40%
39%
40%
40
'
40%
7,200
40
40%
3.800
Number
193
Volume
6051
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1913)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
1
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
,
NEW
Highest
4
47 Va Jan
3
59% Apr
17
Fansteel
9ya Mar 29
5% Jan
9
8% Apr
19
Fawick
69 V4 Jan
44 Vz Nov
9
57/b Dec
28
155/8 Oct
5
20% Jan
4
17 % Jan
3
24
July 28
40% Jan
6
27
3
33 % Feb
25 Va
Jan
Mar 30
20
27% Jan
4
15% Feb
10
17% Feb
14
Sep
19
24 Vz Jun
9
20% Apr
25
24 Va Jan
Oct
26
45
4
33
41% Mar 15
3
23% Mar 24
22% Jan
3274 Oct
24
39% Dec
14
34% Feb
15% Oct
31
20
35 Vz Oct
24
67% Jun
26
47
14 Va Jan
5
27 Vb Oct
5
4
24
39% Feb
26
4
45% Jan
19
3274 Oct
27 Vz Apr
u
33% Jan
Ferro
28
35% Apr
28
40% Mar 22
9
3074 Jun
6
28% Jan
4
49% Apr
19
61% July
6
49 y4 Jan
4
67
17
13% Jan
8
6% Jan
3
7
38 Vb Apr
8
28
Jan
84
Apr
7
83
Jan
110
Jun
7
96
Jan
3
45
Sep
22
41% Jan
4
•
317a
32
32 '/4
32 Vz
32%
1
Electric
First
Tire
conv
conv
East
&
22
16% Jan
31% Apr
28
Fluor
18
3iy4 Jan
41 Vz Mar 22
85
80
Sep
13
85% Nov
3
Jan
88% Apr
19
20% Oct
26
28% Apr
26
25% Jan
14% Apr
22
47% Apr
23% Apr
14
18
76% Mar 17
Food
Sep
Vz May 13
63
Dec
21
May 31
248
Dec
23
59 Vb Jan
250
Jan
275
Mar 10
$4.20
divid
Mach
3 y4 %
3%
May 31
19% Jan 15
94 V* Jan
97
Apr
5
5
12 % Jan
15% Apr
12
22
35 ya Jan
7
21% Jan
29 % Mar 22
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
63% Jan
851/4 Apr
17
Ford
&
Food
Mart
Motor
Apr
14% Feb
20
Foremost
3iy4 Jan
39 Vb Apr
11
72% Apr
87
Apr
18
21
15% Jan
6
14% Jan
24
Apr
3
Franklin
35% Apr
18
Freeport
Jan
3
May 27
84 ya Nov
21
73
Feb
13
Dec
16
21% Jan
4
12 Va Jan
3
1974 Sep
29
27% Jan
27
13
45
44%
45
15%
15%
15%
1574
46
46
29%
30
46 VB
46%
45%
46%
30
29%
30%
157 a
16
16
16V4
24% Mar 20
29
317/a
'28%
2974
36 Va
35'%
36%
3574
45%
44
45%
46
\ 62 Vb
62%
62 %
IVa
7%
7 Vb
30%
29%
*86
49
1,600
45 %
46
4,600
29
29%
16%
16V4
3,800
.
9,400
27%
21 VB
43,100
36%
3574
36
33,700
46 Vb
'
2874 '
50,900
48%
45%
46
62 Vz
63 Vz
63 %
6374
7%
7%
7 Vb
7%
31 V4
29%
30 Vz
86 Va
*86
109
109
48
86
109
49
*48
16%
714
30
86 %
10814
110%
*48
31
*86
86%
109%
No par
11,300
15
35%
64
IVz
30
45 Vb
1474
27%
'
:
47%
63%
7%
48
86
108
■
29
*47%
*84%
108%
108
48
*47 %
6,500
5,100
30
11,900
40
86
108 Vz
390
48
100
Co__25
6 Vb
6 7b
•
6 Vb
43%
44 Vb
4374
44%
44%
45%
45
45
44%
45
64
64%
63 Vz
64%
64 V\
64%
64%
65%
64%
65%
30,400
2 6 Va
28
28
297/a
29%
30%
29%
3174
48,300
•>",38%
3874
38 Va
3974
13,000
*88%
89'/a
*88 72
89 %
45%
4474
45 Vb
par
6
;
6
6
26%
27%
1
38%
39 Va
38%
'51—15
*88 Vz
89 Vz
*88 Vz
1
46%
47%
46
46 Vz
46
lo
23%
23 Va
23
23
22
lo
69
70 %
69
70
70
100
*230
common
preferred
Corp
com
preferred
39
74
3 8%
*8814
*230
.
89'/a
38
89%
5%
;■
,
46 Vz
74
45
22%
71%
:-
5%
5%
5%
3,100
8,900
11,400
*22%
23
*22 74
22%
600
70%
71
69 Vb
70%
33,000
'•
*230
„
'
-
*230
*230
97
97
13%
14 Vb
13%
13%
13%
14
1374
14
13%
14
1
25%
25%
24%
25%
2414
25
24
25
22 74
2 3 74
79 Va
*97
97%
*97
97%
97
97
*9674
1
79
81%
120
97
5,700
13,500
80%
81 y4
I2
8274
81V4
81%
59,300
12%
12%
12Va
12%
12 Vz
1274
12%
1374
13 %
14 Vb
127,300
10
36%
37%
36 Va
37
3674
37
36%
37
3674
36%
6,700
72 y2
81 Vz
73
76 %
763/4
80%
80
84%
81
84%
10,000
18
19%
18 VB
19%
19 y4
20 y4
20%
20%
21
21%
31
31%
30
3174
3 1 74
32%
30%
32
31
3iy4
15,200
21%
22%
22
22%
2214
237a
23
24
23 %
23%
62,200
*76'/a
76%
76 Vz
77%
77
77
78
*76'/a
Inc
Corp
Co
Stores
Corp
Sulphur Co
Fruehauf
,..16%
367a
43
.100
of
ser
Dairies
Foxboro
'
■
"
62%
"5
200
43%
—2.50
Trailer
1
1
3
4%
16% Apr
3
Gabriel
1
Co
Gamble
lo
common
Co
Jan
I
Skogmo Inc
81
32 y4
35%
par
2374
'
-
31%
_
100
Foster-Wheeler
19
44 Vz
15%
15 Vb
12,300
___i
5
29
29% Jan
44%
5
19% Jan
15
44
15 Vb
Co
41% Jan
30
44%
14%
*23
2
24
Dec
43%
Co
25
30 % Feb
23 Vz
Inc
Mineral
Oct
32
*23
28%
Chem
Oct
5
237a
*23
16 Va
convertible
12
Mar 30
23%
2.50'
pfd
24
% Dec
*23
preferred
Foote
% Nov
23 Vb
Light Co_„No
convertible
17% Nov
12 Vz
4,500
23 Vb
47%
Giant Markets Inc
4%
11 VB Oct
95
1,900
37
Fair Stores Inc common
Food
13 y4 Jan
11
16%
21
36%
Corp Ltd
Food
Dec
44
16
20%
36%
29%
Corp
Power
17% Dec
16 Vb
21
36
15%
Railway
Power
34 Vb Apr
16
21
36 Vz
pfd
Coast
Florida
2
161/4
21
35-%
46%
pfd___'
Florida
28
16
2074
28'/a
2nd
17
11% Apr
16%
—No par
A
B 2nd
45% Mar 28
20
4,400
35%
—No par
preferred
70% Feb
10
33
21
5
36 Vb Jan
29
32%
16
Rubber—uno
58 Vz Jan
5
33
34%
common
Florida
14,100
20%
par
24
2174
16 y4
Charter Financial Corp_No
par
National Stores
No
Flintkote Co
Jan
21 Vb
35 Vb
_i.
&
28
8
7,000
21%
21 y4
Lines Inc____10
Prod
Coach
Corp __Ji
$2.25
3,800
8%
16
~II_1
$4.50
Shares
56
7%
__1.25
Stores
First
$4
55 y4
8
_25
Paper
17
57%
8
34%
Firth Carpet Co
8
8
10
Dept
19
49% Apr
7%
the Week
21 Vb
Inc
11
113% Mar 29
5% Mar 15
com
preferred
Apr
86 Vz Mar
27
Co
conv 2nd pfd series A___23
Paper Board Co common
5
38y2 May 10
20
13
32
68% Jun
Jan
50% Feb
8 8 Vz Jan
31%
347b Feb
5
12
196
5
8 Vb Apr
38% Nov 22
27
20%
Firestone
23 Vz Nov
.
21 Vz
Avenue
Filtrol
11
22
29
21
Corp
Fifth
24
May 27
21%
Fiberboard
10
Jan
Oct
91Va Dec
20%
Federated
6 Vb Nov
80
21 Vz
Fenestra
47 »/a Dec
22
20%
4.60%
34% Mar 21
56%
1
20
18
April 28
77 a
28
52% Feb
57%
Friday
April 27
7%
18»/4 Jan
26
57 Va
Sales for
Thursday
7%
45 Va Apr
28% Apr 24
15% Mar 16
Jan
20 Vb Feb
58
PRICES
7%
1
43% Jan
15
24 Va Oct
57
SALE
April 26
2
14% Mar 30
May 12
5
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
April 25
57%
57%
Pacific
Federal
15
Tuesday
April 24
Mogul Bower Bearings
5%%
3
22 y4 Aug
Corp
Corp
Federal
17
7? Jan
19V2 May 23
Monday
Par
Corp
Fedders
27
33
Jan
LOW
STOCK
Metallurgical
Federal
21 %
15 Va Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
preferred
__100
Va
83 V\
x81%
*76%
8,100
77
1,480
G
12
7
22 Va Jan
38% May 31
51
Jan
5
46% Mar
42 Vo
59
Dec
7
674 Jan
July 27
374 Oct
24
Mar 13
15
3
5 % Apr
5
24 Vz Jan
9
297b Apr
11
1774 Jan
4
22% Mar
10% Jan
6
12 Va Mar 28
25
19% Sep
2
ioy4 Sep
20
11% Sep
9
21% Dec
16
Apr
57
28
3174 Mar
Sep
17
31% Mar 30
46% Apr
3% Jan
29
22
24
1
r
■
56% Mar 17
8
___i
1374
15 %
1374
1474
14%
15 Va
15%
16
15%
1574
277a
28
21 Vz
2934
28 Vz
29%
29
29%
287a
28
,b
5,300
50
5174
50
50%
50
51
51
51%
52
52
2
5074
5174
50
5074
48%
50
47%
4874
4674
4774
23,700
com
Yl
4%
5
4%
5
4%
convertible
preferred
_50
28
28
29
29
*27 Vb
29
28%
28%
28%
300
Acceptance
Corp__—
_1
21
2174
21
21%
21%
21%
22
2274
5,300
1174
11%
1174
12
12
12
11%
11%
1,200
26%
Gardner-Denver
Garrett
Gar
Corp
Wood
47>%
General
$0.60
Industries Inc
voting
conv
General
1
;
American
6
22 Vz Jan
3
27% Apr
12
90
Jan.
4
99 % Oct
13
92y2 Jan
10
95 Va Apr
26
17
May 18
2674 Jan
21
2074 Jan
3
27
24
General
Amer
80 Vz July
-5
77 Vz Apr
12
3
General
1274 Jan
3
General
pref__l_No
par
Amer
58 34 Feb
1
83/4 Dec
30
Oct
28
774 Jun
1674 Oct
31
32Vz Oct
26
30 74 Jan
7574 Mar
8
2174 Apr
Jan
86 Vz Mar
11
7% Jan
5
July 22
9V4 Jan V' 4
122 Vb Apr
26
774 Jan
4
34 Vz Jan
27
1874 Jan
3
2274 Feb
45 74 Jan
25
34 Vz Jan
31
44% Feb
146
16
137
.
I5
Co
82
19
27
2674
2674
2674
26%
9474
Va
95 VA
95 Va
95%
*94 Vz
96
*9474
96
60
23%
2474
24%
25
24 Vz
25
*2474
25
2,700
79%
80%
79 Vz
80 Va
80%
8174
80%
82
81 Vz
82
15,100
8%
'(R«%
122 V3
122%
122 Vb
8%
20%
QVZ
of
preferred—.
17
8
Corp_i-___c—5
Dec
1574 Oct
25
29 74 Jan
5
17% Apr
26
22% Mar 21
General
Controls
SepM .23
83 74 Jan
11
36% Apr
28
45 Vz Jan
General
Dynamics Corp
33%
Mar 27
31
Gen
Co
Contract
40
Finance
"
28 *
''
40%
40%'
79
28
20 Vz
41 '/a
79
28%
674
_5
iay4
1874
1
38%
6 74
39
Co
19%
-
28 Vb
41'%'"'
■
_J_2
Corp
8 Vz
80
Vz*
*78%
Inc—_________1
■
—
20iui.»i.
20...
Corp com —No par
preferred
100
Cigar
122%
874
*94
874
%
874
—y__2
2574
2674
8'%
122
Cable
4%,, 1st
General
£orp_!
14
21
6
26
__r.__No par
General
2
9
*11%
6,300
2374
27
Mar
Feb
12
*27%
3,800
5
23%
Bronze
33
21%
21 Va
4%
9474
Co
General
83
VB
5
100
_.
Oil
27
18
b
Texas____5
preferred
Bancshares
5 Vs Feb
4
$8
com__l
47
5
18,900
Transportation__1.25
Baking Co common—____5
$4.50
General
77% Mar 30
12
8V4 Jan
Jan
8 74 Mar
27 Vz Apr
Aug 24
3674 Dec
10 Va Mar
140
Investors
Vz
%
7
%.177b
38%
83
8V4
8
122 %
;-
122 Vb
:
8%'
''
8 Va
5,200
8%
123%
-
'"
jl
9,700
20%'
123 y2
470
8y2
8%
5,400
19 y2
122%'';
20 Vz
•20 %
41
"
8%
8%
87a
2674
20 Va
3,700
'40
40%
80
79
79
28 Va
29
28%
28%
28 y2
28%
2,800
6%
7
6%
674
6%
6%
e:10,200
3974
*79
10,800
120
80
17%
%
3874
40 VB
*7814
7
18
"•
~
26%
,
"18 Vb
17%
18%
177 a
18%
9,000
3774
387b
37%
38%
36%
37%
63,100
61%
185,700
Ct
9974 Jan
38 Vz Dec
18
14
22 Vz Mar
8
50 74 Jun
29
33 % Dec
Apr 28
37% Jan 19
28
75% Dec
61
4
21
61 % Aug
19
70 V4 Sep
28
3074 Apr
2374 May 23
'68 74
Jan
3
General
Electric
Co
45% Apr
74
4
General
Finance
Corp
Mar 21
General
Foods
21
General
Instrument
23
General
Mills
Jan
10
83
37% Jan
11
55% Apr
31
Feb
37
Apr
31
Aug 22
111
107 Vb Jan
3
111% Mar
6
40% Jan
3
47% Apr
2
101% Jan
7
40 Va Dec
23
100% Jan
5
76 % Jan
4
17
79 % Jan
10
83
Apr
25
21% July
1
28
Dec
15
26 Va Jan
4
39
Apr
28
July 13
41
Dec
21
3474 Apr
24
32
5574 Jan
108 Vz Aug
85 74 Aug
104
25
Jan
6
12
108% Mar 27
Preferred
49 Vz Mar 20
$1.60
57% Sep
20
Jan
3
88% Mar 10
$3
61
Sep
20
85% Jun
22
74
Jan
30
92% Mar 10
$2.98
5
Apr
$3.75
conv
General
Public
3
31% Feb
9
General
Public
12
54% Apr
14
General
1874 Sep
28
33% Jan
6
20 74 Jan
3
25
Feb
2
20% Oct
19
2974 Jan
4
25% Jan
6
38
Apr
20
2674 Sep
5
12
25% Jan
3
2 7 74 Apr
10
2374 Oct
25
34 »/a May 31
26% Jan
24
32% Apr
3
12 V2 Oct
24
33 74 Jun
1474 Jan
16
20% Mar 20
4174 Oct
25
17
70 Vz Apr
19
317b
108%
4574
108
107%
46
108 74
467a
107%
10774
31
31%
o co
45 Va
10774
4o
10774
3174
21,900
108 74
220
45 74
145,100
107%
2,400
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83
82%
28%
15
.
2874
28 %
29
29%.
297H
29%
32 74
32 72
39
16.800
3574
34 %
35
35
3574
35
3574
35
35 74
41,600
68%
21,200
82
82%
81 Vz
82 72
82
82%
797b
6674
6574
66%
66
67
49
6! %
*45
45%
45%
*45
47
*45
47
81%
82%
82%
83
83%
83
84
85
85
85
86
8674
8772
86
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1,200
674
674
6674
260
2,100
900
.
10c
6%
674
6%
6 74
6%
67/b
674
674
17,500
Corp___2.50
30 Vb
3074
xl'9%
30 %
29%
30
29%
307a
2934
3074
22,400
4974
49%
51
5074
517a
Service-,
Utilities
Railway Signal—6.67
49
5174
49%
49%
General
Refractories
22
2274
21 %
2174
22
2274
22%
22%
22
22 74
8,200
General
Steel
36 %
37 %
36
37 VA
37
37 %
37%
31 Vz
36
37 V4
10,900
*27
—_10
Castings
Corp'__
1
21 Vb
21 Vb
27%
27%
27 %
21 Vb
200
2974
29
29 Vz
29
2974
28%
297a
166.100
16
16 %
16 Vb
1674.
16%
167b
16
16%
34,400
66
6874
69
41,400
*26%
27%
*26%
Electronics___3.33y3
General Time Corp
.__-_Y.___2.50
287b
29 %
28%
16
1674
General
common_83y3c
6574
6874
100
91 VA
9774
preferred
1
$5
5
103% Apr
3
30% Jan
3
34% Apr
4
6174 Jun
23
5374 Jan
4
72% Apr
25
64 Vz Dec
28
(series
B)„_,—25,-
&
Tire
5Vz'%
4
Tele
&
Rub
preference
:
6,000
*
Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30
General
Jan
98% Mar
317b
108%
4574
700
44
49 Vz
General
2474 Jan
31 Va
10874
61
34%
81% •8274
No par
Co—___1
86
Jan
42 Vz Feb
series
Advertising
31%
108%
108
108
83
574 Jan
27
10774
Va
31 %
45
4574
45
62
10874
3274
109
109
6874
29
6% Apr
3174
3
84
26% Jan
4074 Jan
35,300
49
1
26
527/b
64
28
25 74 Oct
5172
78
30
5
537/b
47
Nov
Jan
52%
1
3674 Jun
4
5474
No par
27% Dec
25
52 %
preferred
5
92% Jan
53 %
preferred__4.No par
preference
No par
conv
9
53% Jan
51 V4
convertible
23% Oct
4
54%
1
common
22% Mar
26
22,100
5074
Corp—
Equipt Corp_.
23
71
96 Vz Feb
7774
Precision
6
37'/a Jan
8174 Jan
76 72
General
54% Jan
10
103% July
*43 72
18 Va
75 J/8 Mar 13
22
6
43%
77%
Cement
22
5
43%
78
Portland
Jun
Jan
61%
43
77 34
Outdoor
7974 Jun
91
61%
43
78
General
6674 Jun
1
62
43
76 Vz
General
45
3
6174
43
78%
10
42% Feb
28
..
6174
43
76
_
25
6
62%
43
5% .preferred
100
Motors Corp common
1%'
$5 preferred
No par
35
5
62
l
_
General
43 % Oct
Sep
5
______No par
Corp
687b
707/b
98
98
*102
10 Vz
69
98
103
*97%
103
*97%
68
*9772
98
470
98
'
100
May 20
42
■
■;
..
Georgia-Pacific
4
17
4
14% Jan
3
19% Apr
6
1974 July 18
1774 Jan
3
21
6
Giant
Jan
13
91% Nov
22
8774 Jan
4
5074 Jan.
11
65% Sep
6
50% Jan
20
6
Mar
Gillette
6974 Apr
20
Gimbel
98 Vz Apr
28
Jan
19
96
Sep
23
16 Vb Oct
27
25% Jan
19
16 Vz Jan
3
23% Apr
17
17
17 74 Apr
33%
337/a
3274
72%
71
72
6974
70%
68 72
69 74
86 Va
8274
84%
85 74
8674
8674
86%
85 72
86
4274
42 %
42 %
43
43%
43%
4372
43
43%
1,800
167b
1774
16%
17%
17%
j 7%
167/B
17
167/«
11 Va
20,300
1
197*
1974
197 a
1974
19%
19%
19%
19%
1974
19 Va
8,400
10874
108 Va
111%
XllU Va
110%
11274
109 74
111%
14,400
68%
687/B
68%
6874
96 Vz
9672
97 72
98%
20
20
197b
20
Co_:
5
69
No par
110%
*96
common
98
i
68%
68
69%
„
<
*96
98
20'/4
6874
11
i 74
69
98
1.98
*:
tv
20%
20
1474
15'/a
14%
15%
1474
15
147/4
3
Glidden Co
10
3874
39
38 Va
3874
38 Va
38%
38%
387/a
5
1274
1374
13 Va
13 %
1274
13
12%
13 74
8
4
35% Jan
4
42% Mar
11
11% Jan
3
14 74 Jan
24
Globe-Wernicke
2% Feb
13
Goebel
374 Jan
21
1% Jan
3
Dec
5
89% Jan
4
51 % Jan
3
60% Mar 29
Goodrich
3274 Sep
27
4774 Jan
6
3 3 74 Jan
4
39
Goodyear
24
27
7
__
.'
Inc
(B
Tire
2074
^
5,700
400
3.900
1474
1474
40,200
38V4
385/a
6,400
1274
1374
4,200
1
F)
&
21
3,200
2
Vb
2%
2%
2%
2%
8,900
_____10
56
57
5574
56%
55
56
55
56
55
5674
31,100
35 Vb
3674
35%
35%
3474
35%
35
35%
35
353/a
47,700
Brewing Co
Co
49,100
69
15
2074 Jan
7,200
83%
4
45% Jan
—
33
20V4
4
Mar
34'%
Gladding McBean & Co—_____——5
Glen Alden Corp
—r_i
23
174 Nov 29
3374
67%
$4.50 preferred
1074 Nov
45
34
4274
Co'—^
34% Nov
2374 Jan
33 Vb
5
•___
Cement
Brothers
13 Va Jan
1
33%
_1
Co
Issued—
Portland
119% Mar 17
95% Feb
1174 Dec
_I___80c
103
—__4
Products
When
*102
103
____i__lo
Getty Oil Co—
1974 Jan
Gerber
♦102
'102
68%
Corp
Apr
45% Apr
103
3374
______1;
4
93
*102
100
Inc
25
26
88
Genesco
Jan
62
.
^
14 % Oct
59
preference
42% Apr
Y-U.——
12% May 17
101
-
Rubber
No par
2%
2 7a
2%
2 7b
2%
29
28% Oct
3
47% Apr
27
Gould-National
4374
4474
42 3
4374
43%
45
4574
4772
46 72
47 Vz
32 % Sep
29
4474 Jan
4
35% Jan
4
67% Apr
26
Grace
1
6274
6574
63 V4
64%
6574
67%
6674
67%
65 7a
6674
46,200
1% Oct
26
3% Jan
15
174 Jan
3
2% Feb
20
Graham-Paige Corp common—____l
2VB
2%
2 V4
2%
2%
2%
2 7B
2 74
2 Vb
2 74
33,900
7 'a Dec
24 Vz Sep
Jan
15
1074 Jan
15
7% Jan
3
874 Feb
9
$0.60
57b May 10
8% Jan
6
6% Jan
4
1174 Apr
18
Granby
12
5
35% Apr
7
26
Oct
20
3274 Apr
30
Feb
17
26
4178 Aug 24
7
Jan
74
32
11
24Va Sep
80
"
35% Jan
17
47% Apr
26
15
25 74 Jan
18
39% Apr
3
Aug 25
75% Jan
Jun
31
30 % Sep
15% Jan
4174 Jan
18
4
.80
Jan
3
19% Apr
3
35% Jan
8
27
774 Oct
Jan
3
51% Apr
10
8
Mar
6
Batteries
Grand
T)
Co
Grayson-Roblnson
Dec
16
267-t Jan
26
19 74 Jan
3
Oct
24
52% Jan
4
48% Jan
3
69
Mar 22
Great
Northern
May 10
53% Jan
5
46
Jan
3
5174 Feb
23
Great
Northern
31% Jan
23
50% Apr
20
Great
Western
Financial
28% Jan
5
24
Great
Western
Sugar
24
22 % Oct
26
May 11
4
187b Dec
19
'
3274 Feb
15
143
Jan
3
19% Jan
4
2574 Feb
128% Jan
.
347a Aug 12
13
139
Aug 19
32 Va Mar 14
^
3474 Feb
7
Apr
25
27
Green
35% Mar 20
Green
17
24% Aug 29
20
Jan
3
24% Apr
17
Jari
19
97
Aug 19
90
Mar 22
93 % Apr
26
22 % Jan
4
1774 Dec
23
29
61 Va Oct
11
26 Vz July 25
For
Northern
28 Vb Apr
145
1974 Oct
82
Gt
7%
Iron
L)
Shoe
y4 %'
357a Jan
10
Grumman
Jan
15
18% Jan
3
22% Apr
19
Gulf Mobile, &
72
Jan
11
37
Jan
4
footnotes,
see page
Jan
3
72% Feb
16
$5
3
40% Apr
28
Gulf
67
24.
1074
117a
800
33
3374
3374
33%
33 Vz
34%
347a
35 72
35
3572
21,600
44%
4574
4474
47%
47
4774
4674
46 3/4
4474
46%
20,800
2.50
29 Vz
30
307a
17,200
78%
78%
_5
Tea
Co—1
Oil
Corp
8 72
8%
8%
2,400
3074
2974
30 %
30%
31
30
78
2974
*77
78
78
78
78
*78
15%
1572
16 7a
1574
1672
13,200
5074
5074
51
50 72
5074
28,300
25
1574
1474
1574
15%
50 %
4974
50 Vb
50 Vb
79
120
3,800
2474
2474
247a
24%
24%
2474
25
24V4
247a
57%
5874
56
57 %
58%
61
60%
61%
60
60 72
4674
4774
47 Vb
48
48
48%
487B
4872
47%
49
15,400
Co
4474,
4774
4574
46%
46%
47 Va
47 Vz
487a
4674
4774
29,800
Corp—
com
1
31%
_3
23%
_3
8.33 Vz
3174
247b
-
*93
94
3174
145
2574
-
3174
27
31%
32
3074
2374
93 %
93%
31
,'.,21%
•
30%
307a
22%i
217b
22%
22 Vb
«22 74 (>
27 7g
28 7a
26,000
3074
29 72
297a
6,900
2374
24
94
3174
*143 72
287a
24
23%
24
*93 V2
30%
2374
29%
3,300
317b
14372
30
74
23%
*93
3174
31 Vz
21 Vb
145
26
4,900
143 Vz
31%
*143
3074
29%
1
No par
25 Vb
25 yB
,—100
Eng Corp—,:
31 Vz
144%
2672
*143
__l
—
3174
144%
3174
No par
Ohio.RR com_No par.
.
8 Va
25
common
preferred
8%
1574
No par
Co__
Inc
Aircraft
*8%
4874
%
100
Co
87 a
No par
Prop
Manufacturing Co
18
3274 Jan
Ry
Corp
29 74 Apr
V
Ore
Paper
preferred
1
34% Sep
11
preferred
(H
Greyhound
4
11
Stores—_Y—1
Pacific
37
2874 Apr
8%
11
.100
42 74
18
874
10%
common
&
11,900
11
preferred
Atlantic
1
11
Co
City Steel
(W
3%%
1
11%'
874
5
,
Grant
4
11%
preferred_No par
Mining Co Ltd
Union
'■
4
——6.25
convertible
Granite
Great
Inc.,
(W R) & Co__
94
93 72
93 72
30
3174
3074
3174
59,900
227a
2274
7,400
31
& A: W
22
.■
22%.
-:
,„
145
70
15,100
"
*69
38%
;
70
387b
*69
%
3774
70
39'4
*68
39 VA
70
40%
*68
3974
70
40%
*68
397,s
70
40 %
128,700
18
The Commercial and Financial
(1914)
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 1, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year i960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Gulf
States Utilities
8
38% Jun
23
35 % Jan
40
Feb
21
Jan
6
86% Aug
26
85% Jan
88% Apr
27
$4.20
dividend
preferred
_100
84% Jan
7
91% Oct
7
86 % Jan
91% Apr
93% Apr
11
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
91%
10
$4.44
dividend
preferred
preferred
100
*92%
100
*102 %
91% Mar
Aug
12
4
103 % Nov
15
102
Feb
lU4
97% Jan
11
103 % Aug
19
102
Jan
105 % Feb
24% Sep
28
91
87% May 18
97
Jan
33 % Jan
36 % Dec 29
Mar
2
14
49'4 Mar 29
Common
$5i
dividend
$5.08
No par
:
dividend
Gustin-Bacon
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
April 27
April 28
the Week
Shares
Co—
27% Feb
82
HIGH
AND
April 26
April 25
April 24
Tar
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
preferred
36%
100
*64
37
36%
37%
83
36%
37
7,500
37
88
92
88 %
*87
88'A
91%
91 %
*91 %
92
*91%
92
70
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
20
104
105
47%
*104
46%
*86
93%
93%
*102 %
104
105
47%
46
25
91%
93%
*104
2.50
Mfg Co
.36%
"SO
"91 %
37
88
*86
36 %
*102%
88
104
*102%
104
104
47%
103
103
47
64%
104
103
103
104
46%
*102%
60
*63
46%
47%
~70
47
8,100
H
Feb
24
53 % Jan
30
Apr
19
Hackensack
Water
3
55
Sep
51% Jan
26
35% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
51% Apr
10
Halliburton
Co
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
25 % Jan
4
35% Feb
16
Hall
48
24
.
66
F)
(W
—5
22% Jan
6
28 % Feb
88% Jun
7
106 % Jan
6
93 % Jan
3
112% Feb
13
26% Jun
20
32"% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
32% Apr
11
Hammermill Paper Co
28% Nov
25
47% Jun
21
30% Mar 14
37 Vs Feb
15
Hammond
21% Dec
42
121
July
5
5
Oct
24
34% Oct
24
Jan
27
4
5
4714 Jan
3
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
57% Jan
129
50% Dec
16
46
Jan
9
58% Mar 28
127
Hamilton Watch Co
4%
convertible
6%
16
12
26% Sep
2
4
35
Feb
28
Harsco
18% Oct
29% Jan
11
20% Jan
3
25% Apr
10
Harshaw
Aug 31
23% Jan
23
33 % Feb
17
Hart
8 % Feb
6
13% Feb
20
Hat Corp of
37% Feb
27
81% Jan
11
125% Apr
24
44 Va
28
47 % Apr
27
Jan
9
16 Vs Apr
49% Feb
3
31
8% Oct
26
61% Feb 17
27
11% Jan
88 % Dec
9 % May 25
6
28
24% Jan'
11
Apr
43% Mar 15
(H
Jan
3
55% Apr
27
Helene
17
55
Dec
16
46% Apr
50% Jan
24
37% Feb
3
77% Apr
21
Heller
Mar 14
Helme
Mar 16
87
*25
25 %
25
100
101 %
100
30
30'A
30
32%
33'4
32%
33%
33 %
34
33 %
7.50
com
3.65%
J)
30%
33% July
7
29% Jan
40
18
36
5
34
Jan
36% Mar 16
13% Dec
1
20
Jan
4
14
Feb
21% Apr
17
Hercules
61% Apr
13
82% Dec
8
79
Jan
98
Jan
23
Hercules
108
Jan
112
Apr
20
5%
78
Jan
23
$2
154 % Apr
3
Hershey
70
Dec
20
67% Jan
9
119%
Dec
9
112 % Jan
111% Aug 26
38% Feb
1
67
Dec
21
61 % Jan
68% Apr
7
18% Oct
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
28 % Mar
30
36% Mar 17
53
Apr
4
23% Jan
28% Apr
21
15 % Mar
8
60 % May 11
24% J u*y 13
68
92% Feb
16
1
19
29% Oct
19
Aug 22
July 13
120
12% Dec
23% Feb
14% Dec
6
9% Nov
16
23
May 20
28% Feb
1
42% Sep
29
37
May 19
66
Jan
6
70
117
Jan
3
140
7 % Feb
7
16
Apr
18
Mar 22
Jan
21
37% Jan
4
30% Jan
10
28% Apr
30 % July
6
24% Jan
12
Apr
28
5
16% Jan
3
24% Apr
26
13
5
9% Jan
4
11
30% July
7
30% Oct 13
29% Apr
29 % Feb
19
56
51
Jan
j
Dec 22
52% Oct
20
Jan
20
7
30%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
33%
32%
32%
18,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
4,400
27%
28%
27%
2 8'A
27%
27%
27%
28%
1,900
11
11 %
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
10%
41%
41%
*40%
41%
*40 %
41%
*411/4
41%
4iy4
41%
160
120%
125%
120%
112%
121%
111
117%
109%
113%
27,800
45
47..%
441/8
45%
6,400
15 %
14%
15%
14%
60
57%
59
59'A
84
83
83
84
46%
51%
48
50%
50
55
55%
53%
54%
32,300
72
74%
71%
72%
72
72%
*72%
73
72'/a
72%
2,800
38%
38"%
A__1
10
common
preferred
2 1/12
common
A
preferred-No
Corp
26%
25%
26%
1,900
44
42%
43%
49,100
Heyden
3% 7c
Chem
1
27%
28 %
27%
28 %
28
28%
27%
28%
27
27%
20,200
Newport
preferred series Aj
$4%
Hill
Corp
2nd
pfd
100
Holly
Corp
Sugar Corp
5%
Rinehart
7
90
Apr
5
20% Dec
12
26
Sep
19
20
2
25% Jan
19
26
8
Jan
14
10
Hotel
9
19
44% Apr
Mar
7
35% Dec
4
79
77
Jan
8
85 %
88
Dec
65% J an
33% Jan
6
Aug 19
74% Jan
4
80
14
23
85
16
93
Sep
Sep
82% Jan
13
88% Jan
21
90 % Dec
13
86% Jan
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
12% Feb
6
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
23 % Apr
7
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
45
3
55% Apr
20
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
16
35% Jan
3
55
84% Feb
94
Sep
14
90% Jan
10
98
90% Aug 24
6% Oct 25
93% Dec
27
92 % Jan
13 % Jan
11
32
25
8
Jan
convertible
5%
$2.25
Household
7
Apr
25
4%
10
90% Feb
23
4.40%
10
100% Feb
13
3% %
Finance
27
57o
21
Hupp
28
1
10
26
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
16% Oct
27
21% Jan
7
17% Jan
3
20% Apr
30
22%
23%
54,500
10%
10%
10%
2,100
31 %
31 %
20%
700
3,800
45 %
85 %
36%
88
22%
5%
17 %
44 %
45
44
44%
44%
44%
441/2
45%
9,600
83 %
84
83
84%
84 %
30,000
35%
36
35 Va
36
35%
14,800
89
88
39 %
23
44%
84 %
35%
88
22%
5%
17%
5
par
83%
-
10%
30%
84%
36%
35 %
IV"
*30
*86
89
*22 %
22%
22 %
22%
22%
5%
5%
5 %
5'A
5 %
*88
31%
*30
83 %
351/8
*88
60
90
22%
5%
2,100
23
51/4
3,000
4,700
5%
'
*17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
38
38
38
*17%
500
18%
38
42%
43'A
42%
44
43%
44 %
77%
78
78
78%
78
78
85
85
17%
17%
17%
17%
*38%
18%
38%
17%
*38
31%
80 Va
1,000
38%
38 %
38%
300
44
44%
13,200
79
79
44
44
79
79
*84%
86
*84 %
86
*84%
86'
*90%
91'A
*90%
92%
*90%
99%
3,400
190
92%
99%
.
20
*84
85'A
100
91%
98
14'A
*90 %
91%
97 %
98%
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13
13%
-20%
19%
20%
20%
21
20%
21%
20 %
21
55
54%
55
58%
54%
53%
55
54%
55%
5,300
15,000
No par
Corp
Indust
Inc
5
51%
100
96%
com
!
•
98
99
98
99
52%
51 %
53%
53%
55
54%
54%
54
54%
96%
96%
96%
96 %
97
96%
97
98
98
97
98
98
98%
98%
*97
99
11
11%
10%
11%
96%
97
1
10%
11%
10%
11 'A
50
preferred series B
Corp
30
24 %
10 %
64%
100
5%
Oct
11% Apr
38% Feb
29%
23 %
63%
&
98% Apr
29%
24%
65
common—No par
preferred series A
4
.29%
22 %
10%
64%
54%
26
2:)%
22 %
10%
30'A
No par
Jan
29%
20%
64
Min & Sm Ltd
Foods
29%
♦30
Hudson Bay
5%
20,000
100
Sound Co
Hunt
41%
x63 %
19%
26
41 'A
63%
1
28
41%
31%
1
Apr
41%
30 %
—25
Lighting <fc Power
Stores
41%
62%
(Delaware)
Howe
41 >A
30%
common—3
preferred
Howard
3,400
41%
*30%
5
preferred
Houston
10%
41
63%
preferred—-50
preferred
10
30%
common—1
Inc
10%
j31%
*90%
97'A
13%
Apr
.
No
preferred
convertible
100
10%
62 %
common
America
70
.136
10%
31
30%
10
Houdaille-Industries
Apr
15% Mar 23
of
Corp
*69
*132
10%
1
$4.25 preferred
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
4% Oct
70
140
10%
10
12.50
83 % Feb
*69
*135
10%
30
i
.
Corp
Corp
.
69
139
139
14,900
10 %
Inc
Mining-.
Oil
Chemical
*68
64%
5
25
preferred
Winston
&
70
139
64%
50c
common
convertible
Holt
139%
10%
41%
29%
21%
10%
64%
10%
40%
29%
20%
2.50
common-.
13
70% Jan
*136
5
Hotels
*69
*135
70
*69
No par
(conv)
Corp
90 % Sep
27
2,100
26
2
Mar 10
10
76%
152
43
Hooker
Mar 13
1491A
66%
Honolulu
19
64 %
111%
*73
43%
19
19% Mar 20
151%
26%
40% Mar 16
39
66 %
76%
150
65
85% Apr
5
*109%
*70
148
26
3
3
110
110
112%
76
*70
146%
42%
3
13
*109%
76%
26%
65 V# Jan
16% Jan
113
145
200
14,000
42 %
34% Jan
16% Jan
91%
65%
4
36% Jan
91%
42%
19
-4
92
26
67% Dec
14
91
67
41 % Jan
10
92%
44
2
38% Feb
91 %
26%
25
21
92
1,900
2,800
65%
81% Feb
22 % Jan
19
37
35%
41%
Homestake
10
18%
37
*34%
26
16
30
19%
1
53 % Jan
Sep
35
19'A
1
4
16% Oct
38
35
5
41% Apr
36% Mar 17
37%
19%
38%
*35
Co
67
Apr
38%
35%
144
143
60
Hewlett-Packard
30% Jan
6
4,700
10,300
84
19 %
♦70
76%
142
52'A
14%
61%
61
*83
19%
38%
35%
*109%
113
*70
13%
60%
84
90
20
92 %
*111
par
No par
40% Jun
Jan
91%
100
class
27% Oct
16
18%
14%
*83
18%
38 %
*35
35%
*35
14%
59
60 'A
84
Hewitt-Robins Inc
6
3
25
No par
14%
5,200
14%
1
Chocolate
5
4% Jan
124
57
preferred
Jan
Mar
14,400
*83
5%% conv pfd series A
Heffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
16
64>A
1
class
30
Mar 16
7,000
63'A
23 %
5
Hilton
32 % Mar
54
127
64%
631/4
8.33%
43% Mar 22
% Mar 13
52%
*124
11,700
100
non-cumulative
conv
56%
127
33%
32 %
Hertz-Co
6
13
Mar
54%
*124
65
60
33%
.34%
9,200
28%
Inc
Powder
55% Apr
62%
900
30
_1
Motors
76
56'A
127
63%
25
101
30
23%
common
common
29% May 12
104% Dec
*124
61
24%
*97
1
30
5
Industries
(G W)
56%
56
127
*124
61%
(W E) '& Co
7%
55%
57
127
59%
25%
100
.
100
65
5
Inc
Co
32% Jan
Aug
*99
1.25
preferred-Curtis
55%
*124
1
25%
*25
25%
*63
_50
Industries
Heinz
81
5
4,600
40c
Hayes
Aug 30
6,900
34
30
issued
19
Jan
84
48%
33%
103
Marx
America
71 % Mar 21
13
4
48%
34
65
29%
Co
&
Industries
Jan
77
48%
34
30
100
Chemical
When
48 %
34'A
103
preferred
Haveg
49
34
30
Corporation
5%
48 %
34
25
Corp
Schaffner
*63%
49
33%
*100
preferred
21% May 24
22% May 26
64
48 y8
_1
1
Refrac
Harris-Intertype
64
100
Co
Harbison-Walker
Feb
71% Apr
6
■
49
35
34%
-2.50
common
preferred
Organ
65
48%
5
,
Printing Co
37%
18%
37%
37%
37%
38
38
37
37
19
18%
19%
18%
19 Va
19'A
*96
100
common
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
5
•
•
7,200
6,200
39,900
480
180
10%
10%
127,700
*36'A
37%
500
19%
19%
19%
4,100
I
46
Feb
15
57'A Aug 24
53
Jan
3
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
25 %
Apr
28
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
61
Apr
11
Idaho
31 Va Jan
27
Ideal
59
60%
58%
60
58%
60
59%
60%
59%
60 Va
10,100
5
27%
27%
26%
27%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
61,400
No par
36%
37%
36%
37
36%
37%
37%
38%
377«
38
16,100
15
72'A
73%
73
73 %
73%
74'A
7 4 Va
74%
74%
74%
42%
44%
42%
*42
42 %
*42
42%
*42
43
*44
42%
44%
*44
44%
*44
44%
*44
44%
49
47%
*48 Va
49
43 %
49
Power Co
10
Co
Cement
40% Mar 21
Illinois Central
Illinois
RR
Co
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
58
Jan
23
74 % Apr
27
39% Jan
18
43
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
43% Apr
4
4.08%
41 % Feb
18
45
Aug
4
43 % Jan
20
44% Jan
30
4.26%
preferredpreferred
45% Jan
22
49 %
Aug
9
46% July 27
48% Feb
23
49% Jan
25
4.70%
preferred
50
49%
49%
44% Jan
preferred
50
*46%
47%
49
*46%
*46%
47.!%'
*46%
preferred
50
*43
43%
*43
44%
*43
44%
*43
1
43
44%
43%
44%
44
44 %
44
45
58
58%
577/a
58
58
58%
57%
58'A
7
7%
7
7%
41
42% Jan
4
Power
Co
common
50
_50
47% Apr
12
Feb
11
18
43 %
Jan
18
4.20%
22
44% Aug 15
57% Aug 23
43 % Jan
31% Nov
32% Jan
23
48% Apr
18
Indiana
38% Feb
17
50% Dec
50
10
59
10
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
41
27
Jan
4
Apr
4.42%
General
Industria
5% July 11
13% Aug
4
65
Sep
28
145
Dec
13
36% May
29 % Oct
29
Feb
34% Nov
8% Feb
25
22% Jan
12
86% Apr
19
154
Jan
20
17% Feb
7
Feb
20% Apr
26
71 % Jan
88
145
50% Jan
5
40 % Jan
43% Jan
15
33 % Jan
5
35% Dec
23
35% Jan
29
49'A Jun
15
Feb
21
Nov
1
407% Mar
8
2
93
34% Feb
600
Dec
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
18
Ctfs
Corp
580
Jan
Apr
1:)
42% Jan
148% Aug 25
142% Jan
8
34
69% Jan
12
36% Aug 24
80
Oct 25
3
27 % Mar
3
26
733
2
Mar 17
479'A Apr
27
3
52% Apr
11
4
149% Apr
27
Jan
5
50!A Apr
21
77% Jan
3
82
20
17% Aug
5
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
26% Dec
30
25% Jan
3
59 Va Dec
21
58'A Jan
3
21% Feb
19
15% Jan
4
30% Dec
31% Dec
Apr
Iron
Int'l
44%
4 i Va
51 %
51
52%
t4%
2%
43
43
42%
42%
*42 Va
43
200
44
44%
43.
43%
42%
43
8,200
92 %
*91%
17
95% Apr
14% Feb
21
$4
6
24
Int'l
6
70% Mar
2
54% Feb
7
69 % Mar 28
preferred
Mining Corp
33 % Jan
3
37 % Apr
12
International
Shoe
58
Jan
3
96
Apr
27
International
Silver
29 % Apr
28
32 % Apr
27
Rectifier
Resistance Co
20
28
38
Aug 24
60% Dec 16
30 % Apr
25
35
32
38% Mar
3
Feb
17
48% Dec
30
44% Jan
32 % Feb
38 % Jan
60% Apr
4
International
17
15
Telep
33% Jan
46% Mar 13
International
1
When
7%
issued
preferred—
Corp
preferred
454A Apr
58'A Dec
4
40% Jan
49
17
9
51% Jan
18% Jun
98% Apr
17
Interstate
22
21% Dec
27
23% Feb
9
Interstate
Power
46% Aug 26
43
Dec 21
42% Jan
52% Apr
11
Iowa
Light
40
38% Jan
43
47 % Apr
Jan
25
Iowa
21% Jan
27% Jan
30
Island Creek Coal
4
26
124
Sep
44'A Jan
7
4*
12% Dec
1
Jan
12
10% Oct
13
18% Jan
7
76'A Jan
26
87
40% Oct
24
52% Apr
76% Jan
22
83
44% Jan
13
53% May
Mar
For
20
Aug 22
Sep.
13
1
115% Jan
19% Feb
14
119% Apr
10
Jan
17% Mar
Iowa-Illinois
$6
I-T-E
&
Gas
Power &
1
&
Power
83% Feb
55% Feb
13
73% Jan
4
5
15% Jan
3
74
7
28 Va Feb
3%
31%
31 %
31%
,
31%
32
2,000
74%
74 %
75
46.700
18%
19%
18%
19'/a
14.100
32%
82,900
31%
32
31%
*94%
96
*94 Va
96
10%
*10'A
10%
900
58%
58%
58%
370
Electric
Light Co
common
32 Va
37%
40
106 Va
103
32%
39%
108
31 %
33%
39%
40
107
108
32 Va
40
106%
30%
31'/a
24,000
39%
38%
273,900
103
10?
3.700
36%
36 Va
36%
36%,
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
3,300
94%
91-
93
90%
93
89
96
89
90%
4,900
29%
32 %
29 %
29%
4,500
'
..
*37%
38
44%
46
46
89 Va
*39
39%
95'A
*38%
33%
*38%
57%
57%
58%
57%
58%
56%
58
44
44
43:%
44 %
43
43%
43 %
•
Va
37%
55
56%
43%
39%
37%
«■.-
53%
•
'
46
89
%
46%
400
84,800
5,000
44
°46%
•
46 Va
46%
46%
*46%
46%
93 '/a
90%
93%
90%
91%
91%
92%
8.400
9"
22%
22%
22%
22%
12,300
51%
51%
51%
51 Va
2,200
3',
3,900
45.
45%
X44
44
44
44%
44%
44 %
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26
41
41%
40%
40%
2,700
41
41 %
41%
41%
41
41%
24%
25%
23%
24
8,300
*119%
121
19%
*120%
122%
*120 Va
Co—1
10
50c
preferred
Circuit
30%
31%
40%
105
100
50%
Breaker
1
Co
*119%
_5
19Va
5
14%
16%
*81
63 %
121
19%
.
*
19%
-
50%
Va ^44%
'119%
19
121
19%
18%
19
44%
19
11,700
16%
7,800
17%
17
17%
17
17Va
16%
17%
16%
16%
6,700
83
81'A
81 % B
83
83%
82
83%
81%
81%
63 %
62%
62%
61%
62
61%
62
15 Vs..
15 Va
16%
16
16 Va
16%
16%
16'A
62
,
62
*80 Va
83 Va
83 Va
*80%
83%
63 %
65%
64
66%
66
67%
65 Va
67%
65'A
66%
91%
92%
90
91%
93%
92
93
94%
92 Va
93%
22%
24 Va
22%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
*80 Va
83 %
*80 Va
520
4,100
83 Va
*81%
—5
-50c
l,4t)0
122%
18 Va
-100
7
15
19%
32 %
73 Va,
73%
18%
32%
32 %
72 %
19%
200
50 %
2
Mar 21
1101/0 Mar
.<31%
72%
850
13,400
22%
1
13
32
18%
1:
81
*79%
50
Mar 23
Dec
32
71
33
.71
81
22Va
1
79
*79%
50 %
-100
18% Dec
80%
22%
—
73
79%
50
14
Jan
82 %
5
Co
11
48% Feb
*80%
47%
2°
84% Feb
82
82'A
149
22
19% Apr
62% May 31
Elec
25
13% Jan
6
see page 24.
20
46%
_3.50
Co
80'/a Jan
9
footnotes,
5
24% Feb
47%
—
par
com—5
Dept Stores
20% Jan
Oct
4~%
8
149
92
—2j
Teleg.No
<fc
51 Va
148 %
477/a
148
18,300
36'%
25
_8.33%
;_4
convertible
37Va
101
No par
common...
33% Jun
$2
30'A
10c
52
149%
47%
19%
Corp
Utilities
.'an
26,600
51%
147%
48%
19
No par
44% Apr
18
32
70%
52%
52 3
50%
148%
46%
"
58%
32% Dec
115
r
51 Va
51'A
50'/a
147%
48%
149
58 %
International Salt
7,100
5,700
58 Va
International
25 Va
478%
59'A
International
24%
716
58%
17
92%
712
59%
11
60
9,800
15.500
477
59Va
42 Va Apr
10
*80 %
100
35% Apr
52%
716
10%
3
45
479 %
10%
12
152
713%
96
Jan
*145
6,800
478
*10%
Jan
80
710%
*94 Va
preferred
74.000
78%
476
10%
5%
152
26%
7"%
96 %
95
41% Jan
47
2.50
common
80%
708
10%
26
7
26%
703%
30%
21% Jan
Aug 29
705
*94%
3
36% Jan
5
10%
14
1
26
697
,
92%
94 Va
20
4
26%
*91 %
31%
26% Dec
31
92'/a
10%
41% Jun
Oct
44%
*91 Va
94%
139% Jan
36% Mar
x43%
*145
147
31
7
32% Mar
*41%
45
92%
147
par
23
20
43
43
1
No
24
4
152
%
Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
Oct
33 % Jan
*145
152
v70
474
No par
preferred
23
Mar 29
26%
6
5
Nickel of Canada
22% Dec
7
43%
*92
100
91% Dec
123% Mar
*42
49%
Paper
35% Feb
7
May 10
45 %
50 Va
148%
International
3
Feb
40
44%
50'/a
Packers Limited
10
11
45%
49%
com__5
International
83% Feb
32% Jan
43 %
51 %
No par
Chemical
International
30% Jan
May 31
43%
48%
,—100
common
&
Int'l
2
5
43
1
18
30
t
*145
_5
24
19% Mar
1,700
82%
_5
28
94% Aug 15
20%
20%
5
Apr
8
2,400
19%
1
21% Feb
30
7%
80 'A
10D
33 % Apr
9% Dec
19%
/:
20'A
common
75
.«
7
81
Inc_
preferred
4%
7
19
Machines
Minerals
7%
7
80%
issued
Harvester
7%
Int'l
14,300
19%
Corp
Business
When
58
81
preferred
Interlake
Int'l
86% Jan
Dec
Co
Interchemical
21% Jan
29
*57%
18%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
4%%
43%
80 %
28
Insuranshares
2
55
Steel
47%
44%
42%
No par
preferred-
Inland
*46 Va
*43
10
300
—1
17
Apr
ADr
.
47%
44%
49
No p?tr
100
common-
12
18
•
100 pesos
19
23
22
3
par
48 %
6,700
Mexico
SA
95
Feb
oaii
43
24
De
47'A Apr
Jan
Feb
50%
Jan
49!\ Mar
52% Apr
6
Electrica
38 Va Mar 13
38% Sep
291'
Mar
*44
Corp
90
July 11
474
*v139Y*
147
Jan
2
25
86
,f?
8
5 % Jan
*42
-
27,900
3,600
12,300
Number 6051
193
Volume
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1915)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
Year i960
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
EXCHANGE
56% Jan
3
70% Apr
99 % Aug 24
96
Jan
3
101 % Apr
17
18% Jun
13
13
Jan
3
19% Apr
13
47 'A Jan
8
38% Jan
3
48
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
95 % Mar
8
11
Ve Dec
8
29'A Oct
21
4
Monday
12
Jones
&
5%
Laughlin
Mar 20
Steel
series A
PRICES
Thursday
Sales for
Friday
April 27
65%
101
100 Va
65
66%
100%
the Week
Shares
April 28
65%
64%
65%
100%
10U-4
29,700
*100'/a
100%
17
17%
I7V2
17%
18
17Va
17%
17
17%
2,000
391/4
l
1
;
SALE
17
41%
40
42
42
43
41'/a
42 '/a
41
41%
9,000
44%
12,400
•100V2
101 %
100%
100
Joy Manufacturing Co
HIGH
April 2(»
66
65
66'A
65
common_10
(Earle M) Co
preferred
Jorgensen
April 25
Par
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 24
STOCK
YORK
Highest
b
/O
K
32
Sep
29
54% Jan
6
37% Jan
13
86
Oct
5
111 1/2 Jan
5
96
Jan
23
42% Jan
12
6
44% Jan
11
48
1221/4 Jan
13
103% Jan
18
119
Apr
3
4%%
convertible
125
Jan
11
110% Jan
18
116Vt Apr
3
4%%
(ser
59'/a Dec
29
58% Jan
17
79% Aug 17
75% Jan
9
8*% Jan
27
101
Sep
30
105'/a Oct
47
3
45
74
Jan
8
Mar
25
80 '/a May 23
May
87
Jan
20
10
9
90
July 28
701/2 Apr
79% Jan
8
37% Sep
16
Apr
11
861/2 Aor
12
3.80%
4'/o
95% Mar 28
Mar 22
4.20%
3
91% Aor
3
43 '/a Feb
9
54% July
31 Vb Feb
23
11
Jan
12
16% July 11
36
Apr
6
30
30% Oct
25
11
8
50% Jan
37% Jan
12% Jan
50'/a Jan
pfd
conv
preferred
39
Apr
12
4
60
Feb
23
3
48 V2 Apr
3
3
23% Mar 10
11
62% Mar 17
36 V2 Jan
Gas
Kansas
Power
&
94
*87
*90
91%
*90
91%'
28 Va Nov
18
26'/. Jan
4
46 Va Jan
7
5
32'A Jan
4
20
82
Jan
9
93
Feb
10
16% Dec
12
18% Dec
21
16% Jan
7
26% Apr
1J
25 '/a Dec
2
3l'/a Jan
6
25% Apr
28
27% Feb
9
KLM
34Va Oct
24
46% Jan
4
36
44% Mar
2
Koppers Co Inc
3
Jan
3
83
3IV2 Jan
4
7
821/4 Apr
11
14% Feb
17
36% Dec
7
,
Jan
3
34V4 Apr
26 Va Jan
Mar 21
Royal
4%
27% Sep
29
33
11
Kresge
19% Jun
10
34% Jan
6.,.
20% Apr
20
19
Kress
ll'/a Dec
5
20'A Jan
8
ll'/a Jan
3
14
Jan
16
Kroehler
25% Oct
28
36% Mar
2
30
1
34'% Apr
6
5
301/2 Jan
3
38% Feb
23
Oct
25
Jan
36
21
12
Jan
Mar
,K V
591/2
—1
58 VA
58 Va
58%
58%
57%
57%
58'%
58%
57
58
l
32%
33%
32V4
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33'%
8
35%
36
35%
36%
35'/a
36
Va
36%
37'%
37%
38%
9,COO
No par
87%
87%
86%
88
87 Va
88 Va
88 Va
90%
87%
88%
26,200
71
69
72 Va
69
2.50
69%
107%
69%
8,700
13,200
104%
25.700
11,700
391%
43'%
42%
44
42%
43%
40'A
42%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
38
1,800
86%
86%
86%
85%
86%
7,200
23%
24%
7,600
25%
25%
1,200
42%
6,600
5
85 7
a
86%
85 y«
86 V2
85 'A
l
23%
24'%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24
24%
26
26
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
26
42%
43
42%
43%
43
43%
42
43
82
82
82
82
82
10
70,900
547/B
38
*3V/2
100 G
108%
41%
40%
1
:
1,900
7,900
69
67%
110
1,500
36,900
52%
25
Airlines
42%
*82
82%
140
100
Inc.—
*82%
82%
82
—1
^
59%
62%
59%
62 »/4
62'A
63%
61%
62%
59
62%
43,600
31 5
32%'
32%
32%
32 'A
32%
31%
32 'A
10,300
20%
20%
21
21
22%
22,200
31%
32%
10
20%
21
5
*13%
31 "4
32
5
35%
35%
4
29%
29%
29%
25
*43%
49 Va
———10
Co
%
Co
P Sutherland
71
113
110
__i
preferred-
Wire Co
common
&
•
69 Va
Va
111'A
107 Va
110'A
106%
l
J
Mfg Co
Kroger
600
—50c
Co
H)
2,000
38%
597/a
1
(S S)
(S
79%
38%
20%
Dutch
(E J)
78%
39
47
preferred
Korvette
79%
38%'
19%
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
King-Seeley Thermos Co_„
68 % Mar 30
28
78
Jan
77
Jan
79%
47
&
897/8 Dec
791/2
39
79
59%
prior
11
40
40
59%
—
62 'A Feb
90%
20%
—_
conv
90%
47
Copper
Keystone Steel
91'A
89
20
Co—
4%!%
38% Mar 10
,
*901/4
90
95
47
Kern County Land Co_„
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
July 22
!
86
95
59%
18
21
90
86
*87
21'/4
74-74 Apr
31 % Nov
89
47 Va
Kennecott
issued
95%
*87
'
20%
Kendall
When
86%
*94'/a
*38'%
39
*38
*86
95Va
89
47'%
11
17
i
78%
77%
79
80%
90
89
39
86
*79%
*94 Va
86
94
89
78%.
80%
*87
95%
*38
*791/2
100
59 '/a
27.
Apr
86 Va
80%
70
21
40 % Apr
54% Apr 28
48% Apr 17
*86
*79 Va
80%
70%
47»/4
90% Apr
120
*79%
70%
59%:
3
4
3,500
70%
19%
3
3
70
69 Va
59%
23
28
69
471/8
73% Jan
Jan
100
69
68 %
100
471/4
31% Feb
62% Jan
122
60
25% Jan
52
*114%
21%
6
52% Apr
122
19%
6
8
*114
47%
17
30
122
59%
30'/a Aug
—
*114
600
47%
No par
50% Jan
65% Dec
120
108
Light Co——8.75
Electric Co
&
100 7/8 Jan
55% Jan
119%
*110
86 Va
—50
13
.
*116%
80%
No par
com
25
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
119%
'
Oct
9
*116
♦94
_100
71% Oct
23
119'.4
—100
Kellogg Co—^
i—
Kelsey Hayes Co—
Kansas
*116
*87
preferred
non-cum
118
118
*86
Kayser-Roth Corp
4%
*47
ico
._
preferred
Kansas City Southern
*106
47
*79%
_ioo
preferred——
44
106
47
47%
68
-
100
„■
44%
44
106
47 '/a-
108
*106
108%"
*47
114%
114 Va
100
45'%
*47
108
Va
119%
*119
preferred—100
1959)
4.35%
82% Mar 22
39V4 Aue 24
of
preferred
4.50%
88
10
47
preferred——
6
36
111
*97
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
4
Jan
51Va Dec
23
79
74
45
*107
50
preferred...
44%
44%
46 Va
Corp____33%
preferred—100
convertible
Jan
68'/a Jan
29
34 % July 12
62% Sep
Chem
&
Vb %
% c/o
88% Jan
Oct
85% Feb
Alum
4
4
85
5
90
6
Kaiser
25
Mar 28
92% Feb
95'% Oct
82 Va Mar 18
861/2 Jan
467/8 Mar 14
108% Apr
Paper Co
8
"
22%
22%
13%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
13
13
X31%
32 '/a
31'%
32%
31%
321/4
31%
32 '/a
351,2
35%
36
36 %
35%
26%
36%
37
6,500
29'%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
6,100
43 %
49%
39 "2
39 %
39%
39'%
20%
13%'
13
1,600
32,700
L
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27
31'A Mar 27
27% Mar 11
36 % Dec
21
45
Apr
21
45
Jan
25
28% Jan
4
2
23% Jun
20
16
Jan
26
30
24% Jan
6
14% Jan
3
13 Va Jan
6
11 Va Jan
32 % Aug
1
27 Va Jan
l'/a Jan
4
2% Mar 21
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 22
% Jan
3
26 Va Jan
3
29% Apr
144% Apr
18% Feb
Jun
27
22
27
13% May
14% Dec
Mar 15
10
2 5'/a Oct
25
1 '/a Dec
26
3% Oct
3% Mar 11
22
16% Sep
28
19% Jun
8
7% Jan
15
4
29% Jan 22
24% July 26
79 Va Dec
7
Apr
3
16% Apr
20
Lehigh
Coal &
33% Feb
16
Lehigh
Portland
Jan
29
28% Sep
9
24
70 Va Jan
22
9% Oct
5
Jan
24
4
48 Va
Apr
21
Lehn
48% Apr
7
4
6
10 'A Jan
/•' 81% Jan
3
94% Mar
9
Aug 31
146 Va Jan
10
151% Mar
6
Nov
43% Sep
23
12% Jan
4
4
49% Jan
5
Sep
"28
18
23
24% Jan
6
4
44 Va Jan
3
10
23% Jan
26
61% Jan
34% Aug
36 Vb Apr
22%
20%
22%
22
22%
22 Va
22%
21%
22
32,500
17%
17%
17Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17
2,900
56% Apr
10
Co
Cement
17
129'%
131 »/4
44%
43%
43:%
42%
44%
44
45
17,600
50 %
51%
.491/2;
50%
48
49%
48 '/a
49'A
42,200
13'%
33,600
92'A
12,200
_
Lionel
25
—
27
Lone
22 Va Feb
2
29
10
Jan
80
Jan
81
Sep
2
90
142
4
Sep
52% July
1
Jan
39 Va Jan
9
4.25%
4
4.84%
3
Mar
Feb
144
4
50 Va
series
90
Jan
51
•
Island
5%
27
61'A Mar
7%
8
series
(P)
42%
41 %
42%
30%
28%
30
Louisville
22
Apr
28
20 % Jan
4
14% Jan
3
18% Mar 28
Lowenstein
6
91% Jan
4
53
Jan
3
76% Apr
11
Lukens
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
16 Va
20% Feb
23
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
8
83
32% Apr
24
MacAndrews
28
124
3
July 12
27 % Jan
12
16
115 Va Jan
6
119
6
32% Jan
3
44
42'%
86,000
291%
29%
23%
23%
24 'A
16,700
26%
27%
26%
27'%
22,100
27%
26%
277/B
*88%
(M) & Sons Inc..
Co...
87%
*87
41,500
30
58%
57 'A
57%
56
57%
51
51%
50%
51
10,500
10,600
16%
16 VB
16%
16
70%
68
71%
69 '
18%
19-74
19
18%
3
16 "A
16%
70%
68
69
6,900
19%
16%
X68 'A
18%
2,900
16%
17
18%
100
54%
143
5IV2
71
18%
10
143
88'/a
56%
16%
a
144
210
■87%
x51 'A
59 %
67 5
__1
■
53
53%
*142%
143'A
8 5'%
7,000
55
101 'A
IOIV4
52%
52
53%
*
53
53%
52
87%
87%
.88
88
*142%
143
1421/4
581/4
59
59
+3.33 %
.....
*
143
52 'A
52%
50 %
52 '/8
49%
88 'A
88
101%
85 Va
; *
87%
22,700
165
54
*100'A
101
*85 %
54%
54
5474
54
100'A
87 %
*85i%
89
•
101
101
87%
143
54
53%
54%
*155
165
*155
165
*155
170
*155
175
*85%
.50
78% Jan
3j
Jan
41%
31
23 '/a
27 Va
5
:
Nashville
&
7
11 V4 Dec
Steel
42%
30 '/a
27%
(Ky).Nopar
49% Dec
47% Dec
41 %
27 Va
100
El Co
64,800
2374
100
preferred
&
112,200
24 Va
100
Co common
Gas
33%
137'%
23%
103%
7,700
32%
134%
24%
53 Va
•,
34%
137%
23 5 a
*160
52%
51 %
33%
134%
10
preferred
E
1331/2
24%
*101
41,700
31'A
30%
10
10,200
32%
32
135'A
42
29%
100
120
52'A
42%
40%
.100
8,600
151
"51%
53
51
,
4,300
35'%
1
com
L51
33%
55
32%
134%
preferred
Louisville
58% Mar 28
D
32%
.4
Co
preferred
91%
'
52%
33
31 '/a
Corp
92
151
51%
53
55
52%
55
13
13%i-J
91'A
151
33%
132'%
;
Lighting
B
series
Lorillard
3214
32%
preferred
conv
4.35%
17
55% Apr
3
136% Jan
1
1
Long
8
87% Mar
13
Mar 29
87
14
42 Va Sep
20
34% May 18
38% Feb
22
85
14
10
Feb
104
32 >/4
t
•'53%
1351/2
Inc
Cement
Apr
170
4
26
51.
30 7%
32%
531/2
„
151
31'/.!
Inc
Theatres
56% Apr
11
41% Jan
87% Nov
8
130% Mar
Jan
135
52'%
')
91
151
131'/4
Lone Star Gas Co common
100 % Apr
92'4
9 l'/a
1511/2
Va
13
13%
12%
13 Va
90'%
■1.
1
27% Feb
19
50%
—1
3
Industries
Star
i.
...2.50
22 Va Jan
Litton
18
-50 Vrn
151'%
•
;
-uo33%no
52%
_5-
1
12%
91 Va152
30%
50c
Corp
4
27
*151'%
17-52
-—5
•1
13'A
90%
—_L100.-
—
136
12%
7
com
preferred—-i—L_
30 Va Jan
30
19.600
43
Loew's
27
2,700
29%
42%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Aug
132
130%
1,200
5 Vb
29'/4
29%
45%
45% Mar 30
43 Va Dec
5
5%
26,800
135%
32% Apr
102
5 Vb
29
29
28%
13,300
21
41%
10
140% Dec
*20'%
44%
26
8
21
5%
28%
28%
29
5
5%
5
5 '/a
5
.28%
*20%
20%
20'%
20Va
133'A
15% Jan
13
20%
20%
42
26 % Jan
21
178
20 3 a
23,600
2
44 Va
87 Va Jan
Jan
29'%
1%
132%
5
Feb
15%
29
2
41
4
96
15
30%
%
1
43
20
30% Jan
15'%
29 Va
2
a
128
Aug
111
15%
30%
17
42 Va
Link Belt Co
35% Mar 29
Apr
15%
30 Va
2
451%
19
17
15%
30%
17a
41
32% Jan
19% Nov
15%
29%
43
96% Dec
17
15%
2
128
.
12
Feb
157'h
23
1,000
5
Products
issued
18% May 11
14
15%
28%
__i
.
4
57% Jan
,
15
Navigation
Lily Tulip Cup Corp/L
Ling-Temco Electronics..
3
137% Apr
21 'i<
5
Stores
7%
59% Mar 16
Jan
61
46% Nov' 23
39%
Tire—
Libby McNeil & Libby„
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
14% Mar 22
4
39i%
Va
—1
Fink
&
Lerr.er
13
50
39
Corp
—_No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.;
—5
28
60% Mar
28
&
Corp..
When
21
Apr
45
12% Dec
151
'
20
4
Apr
Lehman
*44
38 %
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$1.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
.No par
91% Jan
78% May 19
140
Jan
Rubber
27
*
49
*43
49
38
50c
Inc.—
3
6% Mar 22
29%
*43'%
38
—1
Lee
74
46% Oct
22
Lear
common
preferred series A—
Bryant
17
23 Va Jan
13
Lane
Mar 27
25
Gas Co
4.32%
21
~ 3
18'A Apr
43
41
Laclede
Apr
41 Va Apr
18%
19'/4
4,500
M
Mar
26
114% Dec
52% Jan
29% Oct
7
41% Dec
30
17
43
Jan
5
Dec
23
447/a Jan
16
85% Aug
.
18
82
% Jan
>5
30
20% Feb
48
4
3
Jan
79
"49% Feb
7
37% Mar
Aug
16% May
21
Dec
ft
a
Mar 21
Feb
6%
Mack
16
50
Mar 22
55
Mar 28
87% Apr
38 Va Jan
4
55
Jun
2
46
Jan
4
92% Apr
50% Jun
23
36% Jan
3
52 Va Apr
28
8
16% Jan
3
23% Mar 30
21% Jan
3
26% Feb
59 Va Jan
17
15% Nov
19% July
19% Sep
26
27% Jan
18
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
4
Va Jan
3
4
5% Jan
20
Apr
31
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
Feb
2
16% Oct
25
40% Jan
6
Jan
3
26% Feb
28
54% Dec
21
51 Va Jan
4
63% Mar 17
Dec
12
54% Jan
3
73
44% Feb
17
59
89% Jan
4
93
6
91 % Jan
26
29% Feb
Mar 28
7
29 Va Jan
3
44% Jan
4
Jan
3
26% Oct
19
38% Jan
40 % Oct
31
53 '/a Aug
1
72 Va Jan
5
78
Aug
31
74
19
79
Aug
26
75 % Jan
5
71 % Aug
29
Jan
72
65% Jan
4
Jan
12
72
■
77% Aug 31
96
Mar
Feb
31
78 Va Feb
Jan
19
70
75 % Jan
18
$3.75
78% Mar 23
46% Mar 28
68
Apr
10
58% Apr
26
McCall
Apr
28
39'A Apr
30
Jan
4
38% Apr
26
27
McCord
49
68
Aor
21
Maytag
Mar
30
M
C
28
40% Jan
lb
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
Dec
19
80 Va Feb
29
71% Jan
4
118
Apr
27
70
8
94% Mar 16
102
Apr
28
$6
Apr
27
24
Apr
5
85
Dec
27
19
Nov
9
39'/a Jan
4
28% Jan
3
44
Mar
May
5
27% Nov
29
22 % Jan
26
35
Apr
27
18
24
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
40% Apr
7
34 Va Apr
28
86 Va Jan
5
156
43 Vo Mar 22
27
18% Jan
11
14% Jan
16
16% Mar 10
31% Oct
20
27
Feb
24
30% Jan
26
Jan
5
36% Mar 16
5% Jan
3
Nov
28
88
Apr
14
Jan
9
20 Va Nov
21
29 % Mar 16
23% Jan
19
30
30 Va Jan
Jan
26
8
88
3
84% Sep
7
Jan
6
Dec
29
33 Vb Feb
16
96 Va Jun
2
77% Jan
20
75
20
84
Aug 31
80
.
Aor
24% Mar 10
For footnotes, see page
85
87
33,600
51%
51
52%
10.800
20%
21%
22
22
6,900
24
21%
24
24%
24V4
24%
3,000
4%
4%
21
21%
20'%
24
.
24 Va
24'%
24 '/a
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
9,200
26%
26%
2674
26%
26%
2 6'A
26%
19,100
227 b
22
32,200
100
70
34
24.
5%%
G)
(A
McKee
Co
&
&
Mead
Corp
26
4'A%
Anr
10
Medusa
Cement
preferred series B
Co
Inc
39% Apr
21
Mercantile
90% Apr
20
Merck
Feb
14
33% Anr
13
$3.50 preferred —...
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
81
i.
common..
&
Stores
Co
Inc
*78
93%
9 2'A
92%
38%
37%
38%
164,100
30%
30%
2,900
79 t
'
49%
50%
11,100
70%
*76 %
41
Va
48
79
41%
48%
3774
30%
60%
30'/2
50%
49%
50%
49%
.
..
common
*92
30%
50%
79
79
78 V2
76%
1
*70
36 VB
30'/a
■.*78
■, 1
78
78
35%
37%
49-%
-
50 %
<
93%
34%
30%
49%
1
70
94
79
*78
79
'
79.
*78
79
*76%
79
*78
79
*70
70%
mo
70 7/u
*70
70%
*76%
79
*76%
79
*76'%
77
*76'%
41 "a
42
41%
44
42%
44%
42%
43%
7,500V
48
48
48
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
4,600
65 'A
65%
6,100
3,300
'/a
64
62 'A
65%
64 Va
65 '/a
64%
541/4
55
56'A
57 V4
58%
56%
58'A
52
55'/a
38%
39 'A
37%
38'/4
36
37
3 6 V2
38
371/4
38 '/a
37
38
21%
22 '/a
22%
24
22%
23%
20%
98%
135
36
35Va
20 'A
21%
104
102 '4
103%
105
110
112
118
112
117
99
99'%
99 Va
100
100
101 %
101 >/4
100
102
140
136'A
142
149
150
156
149%
155
21'A
250
*70
55%
101
20
78
V
61%
35%
4,300
70%
.
65%
35
7,000
60
94
*78
140-
38'A
39 VB
38%
39%
38%
700
3,500
212,100
2,400
420
1,250
39%
8.200
46,700
39%
37%
39%
33%
31'A
33
32%
33 7u
33%
35
33%
34%
37%
36 Va
37
36 Va
36%
36
36%
36
26%
18,900
36 V8
36
37%
36%
37%
37'A
37%
36
37%
34%
36%
21,500
15%
15%
157 a
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,500
157/8
15 %
29%
29'A
291%
29
29%
29%
29'A
29%.
4,900
29
29%
28%
29 %
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,230
29
45
45%
43%
45%
44
45
44
45
15%
x29
45%
45%
1
Co
Melville Shoe Corp common..
4%
:70 %
70%
37 %
No par
—9
Co.
Portland
56'%
70%
32
A
1
No par
preferred (1st series
Apr
55%
70%
1
Robbins Inc..
Trucking
21%
56%
2.50
1
Inc.—1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
91
6
&
COi.
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
31 'A
28
Ray)
Publishing
McGraw-Hill
McLean
83 Va Mar
(J
McGraw-Edison
McKesson
35% Feb
—!_100
Aircraft Corp
McDonnell
8
7
preferred—i.—.100
preference B
conv
McDermott
.
——3
_50c
23
54%
70Va
30 Va
34%
30%
70%
-
*92%
No par
-
—
22
551/2
'
72
No par
l
700
5
18%
93
No par
5
5
5
...:
5
5
*4%
5
5
v
100
18%
1
Corp common
convertible preferred —100
5
19 % Mar 17
7
Jan
23
44% Mar
Jan
73
89%
50
21'A
.No par
convertible
Apr
6
15
48
70
87%
50%
21
1
issued
7% Feb
3
28% Jan
30% May 25
47
Jan
16
7
4
37
34 V2 Feb
13
35% Jan
15% Dec
31 % Aug
30'/a Dec
89 Va
4 9 Va
21
93
Inc
Corp
McCrory
7
21% July 25
8
87
48%
No par
:
Corp.....
•
When
27
94 Va Aug
77% Jan
85%
46 %
71
,
Co—
3 % %
Dec
25% Mar 10
82'%
48%
1945 series.No par
A Inc..—
2;";% Sep
4
86 Va
46 'A
.No par
(J W)
Mays
5
14
81
1947 series.No par
$3.40 preferred—..
No par
3%% preferred 1959 series...100
37 V* Jan
23
53
preefrred
2/
85
preferred..
$3.75 preferred
41% Dec
Jan
55 'A
No par
com
May Dept Stores common
26
24
3
9
53 Vo
'
>79'
6
35% Jan
22%
Products.
Co—
36% Jan
51% Jun
48,500
a
54 Va
54%
21
18
56%
22 7
51 ','4
21Va
40% Dec
20
55Va
22%
53%
55%
July 29
7
5% Dec
56%
23
50
22%
3
24% May 11
9,400
Va
22 %
54%
36 Va Jan
31 % Nov
23%
20'A
18
14% Dec
87%
23%
55 %
44 % Jan
Oct
53%
*86%
23 %
23'A
22%
26 % Feb
28
53 V.
86%
23%
*86%
26%
23% Jan
30
54'/a
86%
50 34
87
55%
6
86% Dec
52%
87% '
*48
51
21 VJ
25% Dec
99
52'A
48%
*48
86%
26%
5
22% Mar
48'A
1
3
Oct
48
4
36
18
48 V2
5
Martin
24
Apr
48%.
50%
12.50
1
Exploration
Masonite Corp
34% Mar 10
52
48%
87%
5
Marshall Field & Co
27
7,200
41%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
.
1.200
41'A
50%
,
Marine Midland Corp
4'A %
48%
4 l'/a
Marquardt Corp—
3
60
20,700
40 %
26'A
Mar 28
38% Apr
Shirt
Automotive
40% May 23
4,500
41%
_io
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Oil
22% Oct
3 2 '/4
116%
1
Maremont
4
41 '/B
87%
1
Maracaibo
18% Jan
41'A
*116
41%
50
1
1
18
29
31%
32%
116%
*116
116%
1
Copper
Manhattan
32%
32 Va
32
116%
42
B
*47 Va
50
32 Va
116%
*116'A
116%
—100
Inc
27
12% Dec
29
(ww)
preferred series A
Magnavox Co
27
40 3
5
vMallory (PR) <fe Co
12 Va Jan
19
preferred
Magma
20
26
IncL—
Madison Fund
27
56% Apr
7
17
Oct
33
5Vt%
4'A%
3
31% Feb
34% May 10
Trucks
*116%
100
32
32%
32
common..10
| Macy (R H) Co Inc common
19
23% Apr
...
Forbes
&
preferred.....
6%
6%
10
5
100
18%
18Va
18
18
18
37%
37%
38
39%
39
397i
39%
39%
91
*90%
92%
No par
1
100
3%
*89'%
29%
91
29%
7 %
6%
7 Va
71/4
18
7%
*18
7%
18%
1,000
39%
39%
7,000
*90Va
92%
10
91
29 %
29
29
28'A
28'A
29'A
29'A
1,200
34 'A
33'4
3374
33
33%
32
32%
9,700
34%
33%
82%
82
82
82
82
*82
82%
39%
39%
39%
39 V2
39%
•391%
'
16%c
87
90
87
88
88
8.9 %
No par
__25c
*75
.78
*75
78
78
78
30 Va
30
30%
30
7,600
19,900
29'A
*89%
3 4
28%
7'A
18 'A
91
*81
39%
7%
*18
28%
90
82%
83
40
39'A
39%
900
88
89
86'%
87%
17,500
*75
79
29'%
*75
79
300
.
30%
28%
29%
24,000
\
20
(1916)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 1
.
1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Predm
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
If ear I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
12%
12%
12
12%
11%
12
11%
12%
53%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54
54
Inc
No par
59%
62%
59%
62%
63%
64%
62%
62%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
64%
63%
pfd—100
53,200
83%
83 %
*82%
84%
82'A
82%
82 y4
83%
*82%
%
80
13% Apr 20
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
3
59% Mar 10
Mesta
2474 Jun
16
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
5
74% Jan
3
67% Apr
81
Jan
5
85
Mar
the Week
Friday
April 28
53
3
45 y4 Jan
41% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
13%
9y» Jan
4
16
PRICES
54
16
70 y2 Jan
14
SALE
12%
8% Dec
28
Nov
HIGH
54%
23
45% Dec
April 25
5
18'A Feb
42'A Dec
Mar 27
84
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 24
Par
12.50
,
14
3
Machine
Co
y2,
April 26
April 27
J/4
84
Shares
46,200
1,100
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
89% Jan
10
97
4.35%
preferred series
100
♦94
96%
*94
96%
*94
96%
*94
82
Oct
81
23
83% Feb
96
15
10
10
96 y2
75% Feb
3.85%
preferred series-!
100
*81
82 %
81
81
*80
82%
*80
14
17
80
82
Nov
3.80%
preferred series
82 %
19
82
*80
75'A Jan
80
82 %
100
81%
81%
*81
83
•81
83
*81
83
83
30
85
Aug 11
33% Dec 20
90
*81
preferred series
100
*94%
*94
22
40
86
4
Jan
25 % Mar 16
58
Jan
Jan
Jan
30% Jan
Feb
24
3
98
Jan
Mar 16
4
36% Apr
49% Apr
4.45%
27
17
7
41
Dec
48 3A
July 25
3
46% Apr
28
58
Feb
Jan
5
95% Dec
8
93% Jan
10
98 % Apr
May
2
40% Nov
15
39 y4 Jan
4
59% Feb
123% Feb
Oct
24
Apr
19
31% Feb
178% Jun
8
60
28
24
27
140
1
Jan
5%%
26 Vb Apr
Oil
Minerals &
13
17
86% Apr
17
29 % Apr
20
34
Feb
6
Minnesota
&
35% Jan
4
44
Minnesota
Power &
3
Apr
45'A Apr
6
35% Jan
11
Mission
24% Dec
7
24
Jan
6
3
40% Feb
5%
Ontario
6% Jan
6
3% Jan
3
7
48% Jan
6
37 y8 Apr
20
42 y4 Jan
23
Missouri
Jan
15
34% Jan
4
42% Feb
27
Missouri
Portland
Feb
17
22 %
Sep
1
5
24% Feb
28
Missouri
Public Service
7% Oct
26
15y4 Jan
11
3
13% Apr
4
Mohasco
Industries
8
Jan
62
Jan
12
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
26
197A Jan
6
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
8% Apr
14
10 % Jan
19
Nov
1
4
3%%
Mar 28
Monon
Mar 21
6V2 Dec
9
6% Feb
2
8
35 74 Sep
29
55% Jan
4
44% Jan
20
51
Feb
8
33% Dec
30
33% Jan
3
39
Mar 10
26 y2 Mar
11% Aug 22
Monsanto
class
25
31% Aug 16
31
8
35% Apr
12
Feb
24
57 y«
Sep
34% Mar 24
39% Jan
30
30% Oct
25
37% Oct
34% Mar 27
37 Ya Feb
23
Stamped
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
28
Jan
3
34% Mar
14% Jan
11% Jan
9
17% Feb
29 y4 Apr
10
37% Feb
Montana
10% Sep
29
26 Ve Sep
28
47% Jan
17
Sep
60% Oct
26
24% Jan
24
98
Oct
27
23% Jan
4
7
19% Dec
5
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
1
12% Nov?,
19
17% Oct
25
47 y4 Dec
30
24% Nov
4
21
-
152 y4
84%
88%
83%
85%
37,000
30
30 y4
29%
30
10,600
16
Morrell
(John)
29% Sep
20
Motec
94
Apr
26
S
20%
Mar 17
9
35% Feb
16% Jan
4
39% Mar 29
M
20% Jan
31
25 y2 Mar 20
Mueller
23
S
149
39
39%
40
40
39%
41
40
42 %
42%
42'%
42%
41%
42%
28
28 y4
28
28%
28 Vb
28y2
28
28 %
28
28
38 Vb
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
37%
37%
37%
37%
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38
38'A
6.25
37%
37%
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37%
37 %
38%
38%
39
1
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
23
5
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
70
70
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70
71
77 Vz
79
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79
*77%
79
*77%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
9
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*
No par
Co_.
15,200
40%
42 y2
100
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j
7
9
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7
7
71
9
8 %
7
7
4
70
70
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4%
7
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4%
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4,400
6.000
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11.600
4%
6,900
40
4.200
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39%
23%
23%
23 %
4.500
11%
10%
11%
39,500
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1.800
310
71
79
77 %
77%'
30
17%
17%
17%
3,400
8%
8 "a
100
9
7
7
6%
900
6%
2
45
45%
44%
45%
44%
45 Vb
44 %
45
44%
45
5
Co_
35%
36 Vb
35%
36 %
36
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36 %
4.200
33%
34 y4
33%
34
33%
34 %
33%
34
33
34
2.800
37
37%
36%
36%
37'A
37%
37
37
37%
37%
No par
1,000 lire
shs
1,000 lire
Co
No par
&
Lines
*34%
28.900
'
35%
35%
35%,
36%
36'%
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29%
29
29%
29%
30 Vb
29%
30 %
29%
29%
43.100
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13 %
13y4
12%
13%
7.900
32 %
35%
10
Wheel
.
Corp
Fuel
Brass
30%
30%
31%
24%
26%
25
26%
89 y4
91
89%
93%
5
3iy8
92'A
32 %
31%
26%
x26
26'%
94
91%
37
600
32'%
31%
26%
25%
26
20.600
93y2
90%
91%
22.000
11.100
v
17
17
17%
15%
17%
34
34%
33%
34%
34 Vb
34%
34%
35 y4
34%
35%
4.800
35%
37%
34%
36 y4
33%
34%
34%
35 %
33%
34%
21,800
1
24
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
5
24
25 y4
23%
24 y4
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
25 %
1
50%
so y2
49%
50 %
50 %
50 y2
50 y4
51
50%
51
1.400
lo
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
287/8
28%
28%
3,000
35'/a
36%
35%
35%
3714
3614
37%
35%
37%
29,500
.
Supply Co
L Industries
30'A
1
3
_*
Inc
2.900
35%
29
12
Co
&
15%
10
Inc
No par
Co
8
27
Feb
8
Munsingwear
52
Apr
5
Murphy Co (G C)
Sf % Jan
12
146
42%
10
.
18
10
32% Mar 28
Murray Corp of America
17% Feb
1
41% Mar
8
NAFI
18'% Apr
4
59 y2 Mar
1
44
149%
40%
common
Jan
17% Jan
1
152
42%
Co
Utilities
Industries
Mountain
149
42
Motorola Inc
11% Jan
Sep 21
53% Mar
28 V4 Apr
Motor
154 y2
38%
25
Moore-McCormick
29% Jan
11
149%
85%
A
Ward
8
Mar
23,600
30 %
100
American
3
19
570
1.400
24
Mining & Chemical—
75% Jan
May 31
23%
151%
Co
Shares
Montgomery
15
24%
84 %
Co!
Power
Montecatini
23%
47%
30'/8
No par
American
Jan
98
*47
30%
5
Inc
Chemical
25
49 a
98
47%
85
A__No par
Tool
Montana-Dakota
21 % Jan
46%
98.%
.
29%
Class B—
24
8,400
51%,
98%
__5
Cement
Machine
RR
24
4
50%
*47
82%
preferred
preferred—
4.20%
Monarch
23%
600
85
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
73 % Mar 29
80% Mar 11
Oct
11% Oct
60
70
23%
22%
a
No par
Pacific RR class
39
19% Jan
47%
19,600
47 3
1
15
v
98
47%
20
36%
47 %
30
Light
20
17
51%
98
9612
36%
47%
81%
Corp
29% Jun
Mar 27
51%
47%
947/8
36%
29%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
23
152
51
97
*47
94%
36
*47
2.50
Paper
33% Dec
314 Dec
23%
1.50
Minn Mining & Mfg__
30% Mar 22
34% Jan
29
Aug 16
47
22%
47
96%
97
47
36%
47
50%
51
96%
35%
10
96
_No par
Mission
35
v
50%
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
70% Jan
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
4
Mar 10
5
10
*94%
35%
47%
*94%
47
100
96%
96%
34
*47
34%
47
Philipp Corp
4
Jun
33% Jan
34
1
Corp__
Chem
96y2
10
Corp common
preferred
1st
Midwest
170% Mar 10
4
Inc
Midland-Ross
49 % Mar 14
3
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
17
88
July 12
16% July
30
19% Jan
26% May 16
21
South
Midland
27
30
Middle
9
88
15% Oct
22
Jan
Inc
;
18
16
16 %
8.000
16%
3,900
4,900
*
N
12% Feb
68% Jun
1
17
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
13
Jan
ia
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
25 y2
Apr
25
26% Jan
27
32% Aug 22
77% Nov 30
49% Mar 21
143 y2 Jan
8
—
■.*
157% Aug 12
12
70% Jan
149
1
1% Jan
<1% Jan
4
20% Jan
10
Airlines
12
National
Aviation
85 3A Mar 30
a
3
National
National
Biscuit
157
Apr
14% Apr
.
92
Apr
26 3A Feb
_
_
_1
_
17
7%
Co
Corp__
Co
5
National
Can
National
Cash
National
80%
78%
154 y2
153%
20
98
19
Sep
Oct
10
Apr
3
109% Jan
4
95% Feb
3
160
5
9
149
Apr
7
154
Feb
9
7
125
129
Feb
27
120'A Jan
19
Aug
132% Sep
17% Oct
19
24 y4 Dec
24% Dec
6
25% Oct
92
Jan
6
84% Jan
4
97
pfd. series of
Gas
Lead
6%
Jan
4
21
23% Jan
3
26% Mar 23
National
43
Jan
6
25% Jan
3
33 y2 Apr
Natl
28% Jan
17
12
24 Vb
23%
24%
2374
2414
2414
24%
23%
24y4
66%
64
66
64
66
65
66'%
65%
6614
27 Vb
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27
26 %
27.
87 %
87 %
87 %
29%
29%
12,200
56
56%
11,900
12
40
Jan
14
Jan
31
National-Standard
28
98% Jan
4
80
Jan
17
90% Feb
28
National
Steel
31
28% Jan
8
19% Jan
5
22 % Jan
20
National
Sugar
14% Oct
28
20% Jan
4
15% Jan
6
21% Mar 24
National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
5% Jan
3
National
Theatres
18 y2 Oct
28
29% Jun
10
21% Jan
National
Vulcanized
88%
*87%
88%
87 y4
8814
29%
29%
29'%
29 %
29%
29 y4
29%
55
56 y4
55
55%
55%
56%
55%
56 y4
95 y2
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86%
87
89%
89
89
*151
152%
151
152
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100
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130
128
128
1
25%
25%
25
25
Cast_No par
30%
31%
30%
30%.
10
29%
93
94 %
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94'%
5
Corp
Steel
y4
87
100
_
Service
Sep
32
j.1
...
29%
1
—
16 y2 Oct
68
150
26%
lo
common
&
10,800
64
1951——100
A
Linen
1,700
8114
154
23%
Co
preferred B
Malleable
79%
153
5
No par
Co
preferred
8i y4
155
1
:
$4.50 preferred
7%
154
20,000
Gypsum Co common
National
8014
81 %
155
29,100
National
78
8014
155
■1
13
National
88% Dec
80
153%
1,800
,,
92
27
144% Jan,,
27%
12%
62 y2 Feb
9
27%
91
30 y8 Mar 29
Apr
27%
91
92% Feb
Fuel
27%
5
City Lines Inc
Dairy Products
4%%
27%
13 Va
3
24
27%
12%
4
83% Jan
27%
4,100
90%
National
23% Jan
27%
78%
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
55
27%
4,400
•
1374
27
4
13%
90'%
70% Mar 15
11
13%
13
30% Feb
11
i3y2
-
89%
4
Jan
1314
13%
9
Jan
13%
89%
59% Jan
59
13%
13 %
25% Jan
24% Jan
13%
88%
5
104
13%
13%
11
13
14%
90 y2
66% Dec
19
54
13%
35% Jan
21% May 27
16
54
,
89 y4
6
49 Va Oct
15%
54%
153%
Register-—
28
81% Dec
1614
53%
5
Corp
20
28
15%
53%
—10
3
28
20 y4 Nov
9
16 y4
53%
10
_
24% Dec
May
15%
53%
100
common
preferred
16
53%
14
T;
15%
53%
27%
_1
i._—__
16%
53
1
44% Jan
31
36%
16
Acme
31 % Jan
3
11% Mar
—
National
16 % Mar 14
<
Jan
70% Jun
July 18
49% Oct 26
•
Corp
•
93%
89
90
8714
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89%
88 %
3,400
11,100
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900
93%
100
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151
151
151
129
129
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25
250
210
•
25
25
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25
25
1,200
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31
31%
30
31
3,000
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1,100
30
30%
29%
29%
30
30%
29 74
30
10
83%
84%
83%
85
8414
85
83%
84%
84%
84%
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19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,500
4
18%
19%
18%
19%
1914
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
21,600
1
8%
8%
8%
7%
8%
47,400
Co
Corp
_
C,000
"
Nov
9
17
25 % Mar 17
7% Jan
29
15
5% Jan
3
10% Apr
5
27% Jun
4% July 22
18
9% Apr
29
19% Feb
14
28
Natomas
4
9% Jan
24
29%. Apr
14y„ Apr
1
34% May 24
22% Jan
26
29% Jan
36 y4 Oct
24
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
Jan
13
2
21% Jan
3
24% Feb
8
New
Aug 30
79% Jan
9
83
Feb
9
New
10
Dec
24
Nov
14% Mar
1
Jan
21
19% Jan
4
22% Aug
75% Jan
8
85
55
6
79% Jan
71
May
23% May 11
Co
_
_
Television
&
Fibre
Co
Co
_
Neisner
Newberry Co
80
Mar
3
6
63% Jan
3
75% Mar 22
43% Jan
3
58% Feb
9
18
25
3
35% Apr
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
3
22
Mar 21
13
37% Jan
3
46
Mar 22
N
100
23%
23%
16,100
83
83
83
83
*82
83
83
83
Jan
New
N
Y
..
Electric
Air
York
York
Brake
Y
New
Haven
12% Dec
7
37% Jan
11
13
Jan
I
18% Jan
23% May
5
29% Sep
14
28% Jan
S
35
72% Jan
4
80% Aug 19
39 % Aug 17
75% Jan
38% Jan
30
series A
23
81 % Feb
27
3
45% Apr
■-*
5
18
York
Electric
68% Mar
7
72
76
Aug 17
71% Jan
9
75y2 Mar
4
76% Jan
3
83
Mar 17
3.90%
Jan
15
80% May
4
88 % Aug 18
82
Jan
6
88
Apr
3
4.10%
103
Jan
4
108
Mar
6
5.25%
103>A Mar
1
4.85%
7
98% Jan
11
15
19% Jan
12
24% Apr
26% Sep
29
41% Jan
6
30% Jan
9
90 y8 Oct
25
106 % Jan
4
98
3
117
24
12
22% Apr
19
12% Feb
2
4
17% Dec
2
July 12
22% July 20
29% May
6
49
36
Jan
13 %
18
56% Apr
Feb
10
3
Mar 14
13% Jan
12
Norfolk
preferred
Norris-Thermador
17
59
Apr
19
North American
64
Jan
11
68
Feb
20
Northern
30
Jan
28
68
17
32 % Sep
3
39% Apr
14
99% Jan
6
107% Aug 24
103% Jan
13
106% Apr
27
103% Jan
4
112
Sep
8
108% Jan
5
113y2 Mar 13
101% Jan
13
110
Sep
20
106% Jan
3
110
35% Oct
25
48
Jan
4
41% Jan
3
Mar 29
6
Mar
7
50% Mar 22
Ry
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
27% Jan
10
5
72
Jan
12
77% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
87% Sep
83 y2 Jan
11
86% Feb
81
Apr
29
86
79 % Jan
11
87
Jan
5
33
Apr
6
31%
33
33
32
32%
32
North
American
Central
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40
40%
41
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3%
5%
674
5%
14%
1474
33%
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33y2
81
44%
71%
74'A
80%
87
106%
33
79'A
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23
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44%
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58%
67%
38%;
57'A
67%
67%
107y2
5
100
60
31% Jan
_10
21 Vb
21%
4
23 y2 Jan
4
29% Apr
32% Apr
28
5%%
preferred———^25
28%
30%
28%
31 y2
27%
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56y2
57:%
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For
footnotes,
see page
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49
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111
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3,700
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112%
110%
23 %
23 %
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23 %
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13%
300
23%
27%
84.500
45%
46%
46,200
55%
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,
38%
300
•i,900
210
8,800
106y2
106
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200
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112%
112%
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109
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107%
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84
85
87 %
62
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42%
22,000
32%
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74%
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85
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84
84
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85
10
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85
85
400
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52,500
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28
56%
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110
86%
84
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„
70
101%
24
.
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100
90
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37%
105%
32%
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17
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68
74
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Corp
-____
59% Mar 20
10574
38%
74
17
6
10574
55%
32'%
28
preferred series
100
700
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38%
74y2
64% Apr
41 y4 Jan
87
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68
32'A
24% Apr
27
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74%
68
74
3
Jun
87
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81
5574
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26
59
73%
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38%
32%
15% Jan
20
70%
70%
68
31%
1
10
360
38%
75 V4
■
100
9,600
15,300
80%
55%
43'A
41% Jan
37% Sep
70%
33%
81
68
43%
8
4
2,200
44%
74%
*
80%
56'%
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43'A
4
21% Jan
5,300
7,300
74
46
44
Dec
13
3 %
6
14%
70%
28 74
43
31% Jan
22 % Dec
4374
74
45 Vb
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47
27
44
55 %
58'A
33%
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80%
25
107%
13% Oct
17% Sep
13%
b
46
111%
24% Mar 31
$4.10 preferred series^
conv
23
43 7
30
37%
5
preferred series—
Inc
14%
(Minn)—
Common
Airlines
110%
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45 74
106y2
83% Jan
7
574
6
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27%
37%
111
107%
-
13
27
106
*110
107%
105%
105%
109l/2
$4.11
87y2 Feb
23
46,%
$4.08
4
23 '
24'A
86% Mar 22
31
34
80%
44%
71%
74%
81
87
107
101
24%
48%
58'A
67%
37%
_50c
wi_l
13
84% Mar 10
Nov
15%
33 V4
*79 %
43%
71%
74V2
81
/ *85
*105%
*100
24
■,
48%
109%
15'A
13
23 y4
13
5
22
14%
33 %
79'A
44 7'^
71%
74%.
81
87
107
101%
24%
48%
110'/a
22
44%
10
5
Co
*100
-
'
•
14
80
3%
3%
3%
6
Apr
83
3%
3%„
5%
83% Feb
9
14,900
3%
1574
Pacific Ry
$3.60
38.800
41
3%
Aug 26
86% Aug 24
Sep
21
18%
40%
6
75'A
86
84
85y2
87 V2
62%
14
8.200
17%
.41%
3%
32%
*79
43%
71%
73%
80%
*85
106%
Northern Natural Gas Co_—_—^10
5%%
preferred
—100
5.80% preferred100
5.60% preferred—4.—100
States Pwr
18
4074
32%
18%
18%
41-14
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Corp_,
Northern
■
6
-
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Car
32 %
18%!
41
1
—
Northern
67 % Jan
33%
18
.—100
6%
45 y4 Jan
25
32
1-100
Adjustment preferred
22
Jan
7.000
—100-
Western
&
48% Dec
3
9,700
55%
—100
_
.»
Nopco Chemical Co
5
62% Dec
25
•
26
26
67 %
5514
No par
Niagara Share Corp—«.
>.
Jan
Apr
:
preferred
preferredpreferred
41% Apr
53% Mar
67%
56%
preferred
—100
preferred—____w;-100
20
30
69
55%
Corp—
;
Dec
26% Feb
22% Jan
3.60%
.
12
24
67
5714
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40 preferred-:—
100
7
Jan
Gas
$3.75 preferred
74% Jan
6
70%
57
40
Shipbuilding Corp^
State
Common
69% Mar
Apr
66 %
57
100
New
Y
69%
55%
Co—
:
N
Apr
68%
57%
1
Hartford
&
68 y2
No par
5%
100
68%
56
15
Common
Preferred
79
5
_
Railroad
Central
*78 y2
*78
1
10
Dock
Dry
Chicago & St Louis Co
23
11% Mar
1,800
79%
23%
24
Dec
4.100
45
78%
4% Jan
23
26%
44%
23%
8% Jan
19
26%
441/2
*773/,
9
20% Jan
900
2614
44 %
78 >4
9
22
12%
25%
44
12
2374
Mar
5
12
26%
43%
23%
2% Mar
20
12 y8
25%
44%
77%
5
18% May
12%
26
44
79
5
92 y4 Jan
12%
24%
45
23%
6
9
12
26%
23%
6% Jan
Aug
102% Sep
12
45
*7814
12% Jan
108
21,800
27.400
79%
25
2
9
23%
25
99 y2 Feb
*12
2,200
29%
23%
4% Oct
80
23
8%
28%
*78 y4
2% Oct
Mar 28
23
9%
100
New
39% Jun
73
12%
22%
27%
26
No par
common
preferred
England
Mining Corp
Newport News Ship &
6
14
9%
9%
2b %
25
_
Newmont
8
65 y4 Jan
*2214
22%
914
25%
9%
26
System—
_1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
3%%
14% Dec
.
22 y2
21%
8
8%
-
74
29 y4 Mar
3374 Mar 15
8%
25%
8
5
_
(J J)
21%
9%
26%
8%
1
Neptune Meter Co
Inc
8
22
8%
25
5
_
6 '
Bros
22
1
__1
_______
Corp
4
18
47'A Aug 22
32% Jan
7
33 Vb May 11
Nautec
Ref Co—
22
21%
24%
23 %
24%
27,000
28
29
29
29%
29%
30%
28%
30%
30%
30 34
30%
30%
1.600
57
57%
57 %
5 8 74
58%
59%
5.100
5,200
Volume
193
Number 6051
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1917)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
'
313/a May 17
38% Sep
84
19
NEW
Highest
35% Jan
3
39% Apr
17
Jan
4
94 y2
Sep
9
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
75 y2 Jan
4
82
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83 % Mar 20
89
4
96
Aug
9
93 ya Jan
Jan
86
Jan
6
933/4 Sep
30 Va Aug
4
393/4 Jan
28y8Mar
7
36
16
Jan
83 % Jun
6
Dec
167/a Sep
l
90% Jan
Jan
16
33 y4 Dec
19
4
543/a Jan
4
15 Va Dec
29
353/a jjov
29
36:,/4 Mar
18% Oct
42% July
4.40%
7
13
94
Feb
21
5
45
Apr
17
337/a Jan
19
40
Mar 22
Okla
12
17% Mar 15
4%
87% Feb
32% Mar
40
Feb
15
36% Apr
48
Monday
20% Apr
4
39>A Jan
17
54
Apr
56% Jan •■U
79
Mar 30
11
39%
39
93%
93%
93%
94%
*81%
82%
81%
82
97
97
96%
96%
97%
97%
No par
Electric Co
preferred
28
19 Va Oct
24
37% Jan
4
2iy8 Jan
18
28% Feb
20
15
Oct
24
12
21% Apr
17
20
16 y4 Jun
14
75
Jan
25
82% Oct
31
104 Va Feb
16
23 Va Oct
26
85
Jan
11
Jan
93
7
26
11% Jan
5
Sep
60
26 %
6
15% Jan
Apr
12Q% Apr
3
Apr
28
263/a Jan
4
<34
Apr
11
87% Jan
6
96
Apr
28
14 Va Jan
13
177/a Feb
14% Jan
3
18
5
21% Apr
20 ya Jan
11
77
51% Jan
Dec
30
73% Jan
53% Sep
16
52
32% Jan
17
24
3
3
Jan
23
Apr
3
57 y8 Apr
28
30 y4 Jan
Feb
2
141% Jan
5
177
12
5% Jan
3
8
145
Mar
4%
48% Apr
Apr
Apr
Pacific Cement
3
4
3
18
25
39
17% July
6
157/b Mar 14
19
16% Apr
28
23% Jan
4
17% Jan
21% Fe& 27
Jan
4
19% Apr
7
92%
90
-42Ya
42%
11,400
37%
Jun
8
50% Dec
83 % Mar 18
30
46% Feb
23
Mar 22
563/a Apr
44%
43 %
18%
43%
19
19
42%
19%
19%
19%
51
50%
19%
503#
20%
49%
50%
49%
50
71
70
71%
16,800
23%
34,900
1,960
69%
23%
23
18%
18%
18%
15%
15%
15%
15%
92%
93%
90%
94
90
91
97%
100%
97%
99%
94
98%
*116%
16
116
117%
32%
32 %
32%
115
32
32%
32
1,400
32%
92%
93 %
31%
32
*92
93%
93%
6,900
93%
94%
96
170
16
16
16%
*22
1
39%
158
16
16
16
16 %
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
15%
19%
17
193%
19%
21%.
16%
20%
6,600
20%
24 %
20%
24
24
24
20%
24
13,600
24
*22
55%
42%
29
Apr
10
46
Mar 24
8
7%
7 %
21%
Peabody Coal Co
Apr 28
58% Jan
3
&
1
31% Jan
4
27% Apr
25
Feb
27
Sep
20
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
21% Apr
27
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49 V2 Apr
14
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
28% Jan
5
43
11
39 V* Apr
27
Pennsalt
25% Jan
27
89
Jan
36
85% Jan
10% Oct
.5
22
7
26% Jan
95% Jan
99 % Mar
90% Jan
963/4 Mar
11% Jan
323/8 Jan
42
17% Jan
5
30% Nov
7
45
7
54% Feb
8
66% May 16
9
62% Jan
Jan
41 y2 Apr
18
313/4 Feb
V
23
Apr
24
37% Nov
15
68 % Mar 25
39% Jan
85
Apr
50y8 Jan
34% Jan
29
50 % Jun
46% Jan
56%
17
13
62
16
30
Sep
28
41% Dec
5
37yi Jan
92% Jan
7
7
94% Feb
1
97
Mar 15
11
153/4 Jan
18
17
Jan
47
11
95% Mar
13% May 17
47
16% Jan
Nov
16
.54% Nov
25
2% Dec
21
5 % Jan
21
26% Mar 14
38 % Jun
23
43
3
Jan
12
3
Apr 24
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
Apr
Perkin-Elmer
3
4%%
When
17%
17%
22,800
183%
i8y«
18%
51,500
503/8
51
50
50 3/a
50 3/8
50%
48
50%
*9oy4
48%
19,700
Co
20 % Jan
18
87% Jan
53
7
*27%
27%
39%
39%
2%
2%
26%
26%
26%
27
*25 V*
96% Jan
13
3
85
Mar
9
98
Apr
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
6
100% Jan
23
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
6
33% Jan
3
65% Apr
15% Dec
60% Dec
60
6
17% Jan
3
24 y» Mar 24
3
67
Apr
3
9
78% Jan
3
94
Feb
27
Aug 12
80% Aug 29
793/4 Jan
30
84% Feb
23
77% Jan
12
Apr
5
81
20
85
74% Jan
14
9
54
Dec
Dec
28
13% Apr 29
18% Sep
31% May
Jan
83% Mar 16
523/« Jan
60% Apr
6
14% Jan
6
47
Dec
13
44% Jan
52
Feb
11
97
Aug
2
94
96
Mar 29
1
73
Sep
1
42% Jan
43% Jun
20
Feb
58% Feb
21
27
29% Sep
17% Dec
28
10
553/4 Apr
10
25%
Jan
4
18 3/4 Jan
3
27 y2 Apr
24
81% Nov
10
88
Aug
8
82% Jan
30
88 y4 Mar 21
Dec
2
93
Jan
22
88
23
80% Jan
14% Jan
18
13% Dec
3
18 % Mar 16
124% Jan
18% Jan
16
129% Mar 21
68% Apr
24
79
123
1
Dec
28
17% Nov
19% May 20
17
55% Sep
10% Dec
132
Aug 31
8
38% Jan
28
80% Jan
6
22% Jan
4
4
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
9% Sep
113% Oct
28
18
Jan
6
5
125
Apr
11
45% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
83% Oct
26
124% Jan
4
8
72% Dec
20
May 10
25% Nov
2
43% Mar
15 %
163% Feb
1
16% Dec
6
261% Aug 22
25% Jan
5
39% Jan
3
Apr
28% Apr
79% Feb
Jan
3
17 Va Apr
49% Feb
8
61
11
50
Mar 30
9% Jan
115
3
Apr
55% Jan
11
96% Jan
5
69
5
21
26
26
25%
25 Va
27
27
52%
52
52
51
51%
50%
28
51%
28%
27%
28%
28
28j/4
28%
287/a
18%
18%
18 V\
18%
19
2,500
21,500
19
20%
28%
20%
28%
19
*47 y4
48%
47
47'A
21%
27,500
38%
39 V*
38%
39
38%
39%
39%
393/4
37 'A
37%
37 V*
373/4
373/4
387/a
38%
39 y4
39%
40
39
39%
37%
38 y2
37
30 y2
30%
30 y4
307/«
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
97%
97%
97%
973/4
97'A
98
97 y4
98
97%
98'A
95%
95%
*95 V\
96
96 V*
96 %
96 y«
96 Va
95 y2
95%
70
47,500
2,400
10
5
25
18
12
24
15'/a Mar 28
120
Feb
13
723/4 Mar 20
123
Mar 13
9
90
3
28 3/4 Mar 13
Feb
13
173/4 Jan
3
175
2113/4 Apr
27
Feb
95% Jan
11
34% Dec 30
1
88
Apr
19
33% Jan
3
73
52
69%
Jan
Dec~30
Mar 15
93
813/4 Apr
64% Jan
11
36 % Mar
44% Dec
30
43
Jan
3
54
26% Mar
29% Sep
12
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
78% Jan
86
Aug 30
82
Jan
3
85% Mar
80 % Jan
87% Aug 17
83% Jan
3
87
90
21
26
Jan
Sep
7
86
J.an
10
90% Feb
24
19
102
Jan
3
105% Jan
30
105 % Apr
25
Feb
21
41% Feb
17
49% Aug
¥9
473/4 Jan
4
59 3/4 Apr
27
65% Jan
5
74% Sep
13
71
Jan
3
78
20% Jan
7
23% Apr
20
21% Jan
9
22% Mar 22
21% Jan
9
23 Va Apr
7
22% Mar 29
20
May 11
Apr 17
11% Mar 29
86% Feb 21
37% Aug 30
333/8 Jan
41
Apr
28
Aug 25
11% Feb 11
25
86% Nov
118% Jan
8
Jan
mi
14 Va
14
14%
14
143%
14
413/a
41 Va
41%
41
41
41
41
83 %
84 y4
81%
84
*41 y2
43
43
433/4
*42%
44%
170
52%
52%
52%
533/4
52%
53%
74
78%
74
78
80 V*
10,900
777/a
7ay4
793/4
76
77
54
553/4
22,800
100
1
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com
43
5
12.50
,
A
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16%
90
,
4%
39%
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stp
98
16%
86
5
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10
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,
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45
54 %
>
98
16 Va
16%
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16%
80%
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55 V*
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90
89%
91
88%
89 Va
85
873/4
45
46
44%
44%
43
44
3,000
4 y4
4
4
2,700
4%
4 '/a
4 Va
42%
40 Va
41%
41%
42 y4
4
41%
62
61%
61%
61%
613/4
613/4
613/4
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
31
31%
30%
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31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
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99
58%
58 3/4
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102
102
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102
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5
3,800
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98
98%
290
82%
82
82
320
97%
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963/4
100
102%
102 »/2
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102%
102%
110
62%
63%
65%
61
65%
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21
114,400
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21%
22%
21%
22
21%
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40.70D
66
65
65
66
66
66%
66%
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91%
91%
92%
90
92
82%
83
83%
83
83
82%
82%
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81%
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67'/4
110
89 V*
893/4
7,100
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83%
100
81
81
81
81
80
80
56 Va
59
56%
57%
57 3/a
58%
57%
583/4
5ay8
593/8
34,600
17'/a
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
10,400
47
473/4
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53
96
53%
463/4
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53 Va
467/a
47%
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47%
47%
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96
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96
54
54
56
54
56
51%
52%
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26
48%
50
25%
26%
45
40
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7,400
96
55%
55%
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52%
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26
15,800
19,300
48%
50%
26 y2
27%
85
85
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90
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90
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89
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89
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1
88
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86%
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16
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16%
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16
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129%
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15%
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128%
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50
16
52%
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25%
20
5,166
129 Va
xl27'A
129%
129%
24
25
24
24%
24%
25 Va
23%
24%
23
23 y2
8,200
68%
69%
69
71%
69%
71%
69%
71%
69%
703/4
14,100
15%
16 Va
153/4
8,300
15%
16 3/a
15%
16'/a
15%
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54
50
50
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51
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117
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65
65
65
65
65
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112
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111
111
112
117
66%
112
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117
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69%
115
4,200
117
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81
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81
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5
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26%
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7,800
2103/4
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209%
35,800
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7,600
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198%
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91
92
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90 y4
43
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43%
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85
84 y4
85%
10
80 y2
80%
81%
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81%
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10
209
208
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21
90 y4
90%
42%
43 y8
42%
43%
84
85%
81%
84
81%
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91
1,180
9,000
30,100
2,300
19,900
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523/4
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53%
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54
53%
54
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293/4
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85
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*85%
86%
86 3/a
86 3/a
86%
863/a
*85%
86%
88 y2
88%
89
89 y4
89%
89 y4
89%
•88
89 y4
1043/4
*104y4
105 V\
104%
104%
•104
106 y2
106 3/a
106 3/g
*106%
1063/4
84
*104
105
*106
107 7/a
58%
59
75
par
75
89
*104
105%
*84
530
59
593/a
7,500
74%
74%
280
59
*74%
75 Va
*74%
75%
23
*22 y4
23
*22%
23
•22%
23
22
22
*21%
22%
•21%
22
200
*140
150
145%
145%
146
450
•22
22%
*22
22%
146
106 Vz
106%
75%
*22
146
59 y4
190
110
58%
23
58 Va
100
105
74%
*22 y4
•140
10%
150
10%
103/4
853/4
853/4
85%
39%
38%
39%
353/4
37%
35%
36%
36
37
36
373/8
10%
86
38%
No par
5
Inc
4
par
1°°
25
25
1°°
Pure Oil—
633/4 Dec
4,400
7,500
;
82%
92
91 %
5 9Va
99%
*81 y2
common—5
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
7
Va
60%
61 %
62 3/8
21
$4.75 preferred
7
102
59%
Publicker Industries Inc
38% Apr
26,600
57%
61%
82%
40% Apr
6O1/4
59%
96%
33% Jan
92,700
31 y4
82
33% Jan
4,700
41%
62
99%
4
40%
58
96
24
41%
61'/a
83
39% Jan
4,100
45
4 Va
96
37% Jun
3,200
16%
87
82
2
16%
45
4%
99
10
30,000
98
16%
31 y4
No par
,
55
98
16%
96%
30% Oct
83
♦96
16%
823A
27% Jun
81%
56
100%
4
81
98
82%
29% Feb
440
143/a
413/a
52%
No par
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80%
preferred
146
84% Apr
18
29
Feb
81
14 Va
42
1
3% %
Mar 29
21
123
Feb
7% Sep
106
108
6,100
42
preference com—No
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred.^.
5.28% preferred
Public Service Co of Indiana.No
1
303/4
363/4
51
:
$1.40 div
21
363/4
36,200
24,100
4;9Q0
42
——
Public Serv
6
Feb
105% Aug
84% Dec
98
Apr
38%
533/a
issued
Public Service
37 %
42;
sink fund preference—100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
No par
17
150
401/4
13%
5%%
17
Apr
-
48 y2
39 Va
84
Poor & Co
21
38
*47
52
issued
Co Inc
48%
413/a
Polaroid Corp
26
22 3/4 Mar 30
92% Apr
45% Apr
♦47
*95'/2
Porter
88 Va Ocf 12
48%
42
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co—
Mar 20
Jan
20 y4 Jan
*47
400
83 y4
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
28
Jan
26
100
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
3
65 y2 Jan
16,600
26
.—5
1
No par
No par
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc..
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
18% Mar 14
Apr
91
26%
51%
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp—
3
43% Feb
263/4
513/4
preferred
100
preferred
100
preferred
..100
4.68% preferred
100
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
Philco Corp common
:
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4% preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
—100
8
62
27
4.30%
26
38 y4 Apr
8
71
Mar 29
29
77% Jan
41% Mar
104% Mar
700
263/4
3.80%
1
600
2%
26%
51 >/8
1
4.40%
19
39%
*2
27
*25%
5
80% Jan
2%
10
25
21% Jan
92% Jan
91
27%
38%
Corp
1
273/4
50,700
2,100
2%
Co common__.No par
No par
8
383/4
28%
Phila
Sep
38%
38%
Phelps-Dodge
83% Sep
13,500
383/4
*2 Va
21
96
38%
28%
20
6
38%
38%
27
13
38%
38
31% Apr
Jan
75
38%
27 y8
62 V2 Apr
84% Jan
37%
*2 Va
Permutit Inc
pref
38%
82%
*90%
38
3
div
81%
91
27%
3
$1
833/4
2%
26
30% Apr 26
103 % Mar 29
823/a
'•90%
37%
51% Jan
Aug 29
99 V* Sep
2
82%
27%
46% Jan
23
91
793/4
2%
.3
common
Electric
91
783/B
37%
6
When
91%
76%
27%
Aug 16
57% Jan
8
47 % Mar 31
463/4
*90%
79
l
Corp
Corp
(Chas)
91 %
76%
38
No par
30% Apr
431/2 Mar
8,900
18%
427/8 Apr
60% Apr
21
21%
33y3C
Pfeiffer Brewing
Pfizer
21
18
preferred
Corp of America
Pfaudler
98
Apr 18
49% Apr 20
4% Mar 22
9,400
21%
17%
Petroleum
9
750
7%
20%
18 3/a
preferred
Chemicals
Pet Milk
52 y8 Dec
6%
22%
18
preferred
Pepsi-Cola Co
14
43% Jan
conv
Apr
7
83 % Apr 20
43% Dec
19,300
18
Pennsylvania Hit.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
18
'7%
17%
Penn Power &
16 y4 Mar 28
8,000
41%
159%
18%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
l
Light com___.No par
4%%
preferred
_ioo
4.40% series preferred.
100
1
32% Mar 10
54%
41 yB
159%
17%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common..
6
94% Aug 31
18
Dec
28% Sep
97% Aug 24
4
7
54%
42
18
Penney (J C) Co
3
28
22
7%
553/4
159%
3.50
Nov
27 % Oct
22
41%
300
16%
Ford
15
4.68%
7%
54%
159%
24
183/a
common
prior
conv
Penick
7%
55%
42%
161
5
13
27
41%
♦160
2.50
27 Va Apr
5%
55%
42
161
♦23
16%
,1
Parmalee Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Jan
2,100
100
23
41
30% Mar 31
16%
18
1
No par
2% Jan
24
8
16
No par
Common
4
July 25
16
16%
pan Amer World Airways Inc.
East Pipe Lino—
4
56
40 Va
157 Va
223/8
21
70c
,19%
162
7%
50c
34% Jan
38 % Aug
115
8,700
29
22 %
116%
17,400
60% Feb
33
*115%
78
1
13
15,100
65
24
50% Apr
3,900
97%
643/4
1% Dec
14
90%
95
77%
33 % Oct
60% Dec
.
94
32%
*93
19%
Parker Rust Proof Co
Mar 15
400
90
65%
6
44
'21%
15%
*15%
1
78 y4
23% Jan
9
118
15%
65
4
23% Jan
*15%
15%
92%
' 98%
-117% 119:
3,700
77%
28% Jan
17
21
65%
4
Nov
22%
20
77%
21% Oct
24
23%
19%
98
16y4
4%
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
12
22%
19%
92 %
1
Parke Davis & Co
21 1/4 Jan
24%
19%
64%
12
3
23%
40,000
10,200
77%
11
Jan
70%
65%
443/4 Apr
19%
71 %
77%
853/4 Apr
5
70%
77
5
20% Dec
43
3,400
65
16
12
500
36%
773/a
18
141/4 Feb
36
49%
%
'71
-
36%
56%
36% Jan
6
43%
36%
66%
86 y2 Jan
Mar
89
4,900
T
55%
53% Jan
2
17%
•87
*87
'
38%
65%
1
Mar 16
*17
89
36
44 %
38%
763/4
7
3
17%
89
36
35%
72%
23%
5
Electric
15
Mar
17
*87
%
*
25
&
67% Sep
92
37%
lo
51% Jun
91% Oct
37%
17%
25
29
36% Mar 15
39 % Apr
37%
43%
Panhandle
40
37%
♦17
89
*87
x35
37%
17%
*17
19
>49
Inc_5
Packard-Bell Electronics
Pan American Sulphur
24% Mar 22
3
*91%
42%
44 y4
69%
15
Aggregates
92%
42%
Pacific Gas
4
24
&
92%
42%
*15%.
No par
210
92%
Pacific Lighting Corp
.No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com___14 2/7
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
.1
26
Oct
..100
330
280
Pacific Coast Co common
5% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
26
12
preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
28
19 % Oct
1
6.25'
■
96%
42%
' 18%
—.1
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred
66 y4 Apr 21
85% Mar 21
7% Jan
26
Overland Corp (The).
*96
*92%
36%
' 22%
•
97
5,400
82%
42%
'89
18 %
4
39%
94
*81%
92%
17
48-
30c
..No par
38 %
94
*
82%
42 %
43
/ •
*96
39%
95
Shares
92%
38
35%
-
38%
-94%
-*81%
the Week
April 28
92%
,
*87
3.125
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
11
15 ya Jan
2
4
102% Mar 22
104
6
60% Jan
Mar 10
23
115
6
26
22% May
8
4% Oct
9
17% Aug 17
28
130 % Feb
Aug
18% Jan
May 11
46% Mar
87 Va Jan
\ 893/4 Feb
18% May 11
18% Mar 18
46 %
1
17
130 y2 May 31
34 y2 Jan 27
5
12% Oct
Jun
Otis Elevator
.Sales for
Friday
-
43 y4
17
Outlet Co..—;
12
16% Jan
15% Jan
3
Dec
1223A Jun
91%
42%
38
Outboard Marine Corp
23 y2 Jan
15
116
•
-
"
-'
common..5
...
64 % Dec
"
PRICES
Thursday
39%
93
100
4
'
38%
SALE
April 27
82
4.24% preferred—____
100
Natural Gas.,
.7.50
Oiin Mathieson Chemical Corp
5
Olin Oil & Gas Corp..
;
l
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
28
15% Jan
5
39%
HIGH
April 26
82
Oklahoma
4
20
38%
AND
Wednesday
*92
"
.100
Co
Gas &
:
April 2»
..100
i
i
preferred—____________100>'"V
Ohio Oil
28
Apr
;
15
Co common.
Tuesday
April 24
Fir
preferred
4.44%
88% Mar 27
9
14
LOW
STOCK
3.90% preferred.
4.56% preferred
16% Apr
v
21
37% Aug
97% Feb
Ohio Edison
36 y4 Jan
4
15
247/a May 10
.
87
2
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
59
10%
103/4
593/4
—
—
—
10%
10%
87
86
86
39 Va
10%
393/8
39%
40%
40
41
1,320
10,200
36%
363A
36'A
36%
36%
37%
21,100
37
373/4
37
37%
36%
37 y4
36,900
*853/4
'
87
•85%
10%
146
19,200
Q
42
Jan
125% Jan
26
Mar
For
26
11
136
8
Aug 18
277/8 Nov
footnotes,
14
see page
57% Feb
131
Jan
26% Jan
24.
17
13
4
70
Mar 24
142y2 Apr
31
Apr
18
1
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred
100
.Quaker."State Oil Refining Corp—10
;
66
r
67
138
.
138
29%
3oy8
65%
66%
66%
137
137
137
30
30
30
66%
66%
137
*137
30 »/s
.
1
*29%
67
138
30
66%
67
137
29%
137
■
29%
2.600
170
1,400
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
.
.
.
(1918)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
18
49% Jan
16
621/2 Apr
11
Apr
74
4
67% Jan
8
70% Jan
23
74
Feb
28
20
23% Feb
28
18% Apr
Dec
~7
70
Apr
19
571/2 Jan
4
88'/2 Feb
22 '/4 Jun
15
15 '/a Jan
11
211/4 Apr
ti
Jan
6
17'/4 Jan
4
22 '/4 Apr
5
35y4 Jan
3
42% Apr
4
28
2
15 »/2 Dec
30% Oct- 25
53% Jan
4
8% Dec
20
18% Jan
5
8 y4 Jan
3
20 % Dec
5
33 Va Feb
5
191/2 Anr
25
8
28 V4 Jan
20
12% Feb
9
15% Jan
18
Jan
6
12% Jan
3
201/2 Apr
14
28'/2 Jan
18
16
Jan
3
28% Jun
16
19
11% Dec
20
28
12 % Dec
1
15 y2 Nov
.
4%
1
58%
57 Va
*72
,'72'/4
72'A
72%
72%
72%
800
19%
20
20 'A
20%
20%
20%
9,900
No par
70%
70%
70
70%
63 %
20%
69%
70
70%
69
70'A
1,900
19 Va
201/4
23% Mar 15
6
20% Apr
7
1
68% Jan
4
471/2 Jan
4
67
7
Reliance
Elec
43 Va Dec
7
Reliance
Mfg Co common
7
1
32
22 y2 Mar 15
1
27'/2 Feb
18
561/2 Jan
27 '/a Jan
11
25
11% July 11
10% Jan
66% Mar
5
31% Aug 29
7»/2 Feb
57
12% Jan
48»/2 Dec
15'A Aug
20
6
48% Apr
28
3
17% Apr
18
19% Apr
19
23
14% Jan
6
4
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
9
51% Apr
78% Jan
33% Sep
28
50'/a Jan
22
371/2 Mar
46'/2 FeC)
17
80% Dec
21
761/2 Jan
66
Apr
3
Rexall
51% Mar
8
3
441/2 Jan
17
42 y2 Jan
4
47
Jan
Feb
13
91 y4 Jan
3
23
Jan
5
94'/2 Dec
6
Apr
3
85
Aug
2
83
8
85 '/a Apr
28
26% Jan
21
76 y2 Jan
5
Oct
31
4
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
24
3
Mar
9
Mar
130
120
1% Mar 23
4
l'/4 Jan
6
84
Dec
19
78'/2 Jan
3
108% Apr
10
9
89% Nov
25
86% Jan
4
1071/2 Apr
18
48% Apr
24
51% Apr
27
2'/4 Jan
30
1 »/8 Dec
69
Dec
68% Mar
10%
10
10
TO'/a
lO'A
19%
20%
21
22 1/4
21
221/4
21%
21%
13%
131%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13i%
13%-
18
17%
1774
17%
18
18 Va
18%
181/4
18%
3,100
24
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24%
23'%
23 3/4
12,200
21%
211/4
21.
21'A
21
21%
21%
16,200
18%
18%
181/2
18%
18 Ve
18 1/8
18 Va
18%
58
59%
57
57
56
57
55'%
56'/4
57
58%
2,100
28
29%
27%
28i/2
28%
30%
28
31'A
29'%
30%
18,600
*61
621/4
41%
__50c
16 %
xl5%
—10
18%
18%
18
18%
61
61%
60%
—5
50
50%
49%
1
134
53
55%
53
51%
44%
49%
47'/2
49
48%
431%
48%
481/2
121%
121%
121
111%
115%
*84%
18%
1%
38 y4 Oct
19
52
Jun
9
40
Apr
21
44
Feb
6
25
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
19
50
Feb
21
291/a Apr
26
Rochester
Jan
4
89
88
Jan
16
17% Jan
13% Sep
19% Apr
3
15% Apr
21
22
36% Jan
3
461/4 Apr
7
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
19
15
33% Sep
19
3%
3%
3'/4
3%
381/4
38 Va
381%
94'%
100'%
48%
48%
49
49
29 '/a
28%
29Va
28%
28%
10,800
33%
10,800
33 'A
21%
21%
24%
24%
41.
41%
17 V»
18'%
17 '/a
18
17%
181/2 Jan
30
241/2 Mar 23
16 Vs Apr
17
22'/2 Mar 16
32%
32%
331/4
33%
33%
510
525
513
3,000
1.420
525
88'%
881/4
280
24%
25%
25%
25 %
68,400
18 Va
171/2
18
17%
17%
16,500
21
211/a
21%
22'%
21'A
221/4
24%
24%
24'/4
24%
*241%
42
42%
42 Va
42%
41%
42
45,000
18%
17%
18%
17'%
17%
27,500
3,900
1,700
24%
3,300
15 Va
15%
43
15%
151/a
15%
15
15
14%
14%
42%
421/4
42%
42
42%
41i%
42%
12%
*11%
12
12
12
11 %
11%
1,100
21
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
10,400
17
17%
17%
18%
17%
18'%
38,000
46
25,600
—5
11%
12%
*11%
No par
21
21%
20%
16'/a
16 %'
16Va
2.50
88%
*88
42
15%
42%
—1
1
(Jacob)-—_—
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
Ryder System Inc——
100
48%
2 81/2
41
Ruppert
44
48%
24%
„
*40
44
49
21%
Inc
9,500
14,800
28 %
24'%
Co__
3%
38%
48i%
21%
Rubbermaid
4.600
45
31%
38%
27%
40%
Ruberoid
44%
2,400
49%
1
—_>_
0,400
28%
*28%
3,000
28"%
17%
:
'
8,500
5H/4
3%
*40
17%
Corp
94%
102
51
38%
3%
38
44
*40
42
*39
(Geo D) Corp.
——1
Royal Crown Cola Co—
-1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co——20 G
Royal McBee Corp
1
18
12ya Feb
Jan
4374
43%
37%
3%
17%
26
30% Dec
101
•'*■/
18%
13'/4 Jan
14 Va May 31
.
96
102
94'A
101
17i/4
32% Jan
23
99'%
24%
11
261/4 Jun
x
23%
43% Apr
6
100
97
1%
97
95
99%
95%
97%
23%
3
14y4 May
58,000
18
"
Roper
17
55,800
1%
231/4
Ronson
3
300
181/4
1%
24%
18
9% May
85%
17%
1%
23%
17
2
85'%
18%
-1
16
21% Mar
85'%
1%
101 %
32%
Corp-————5
20
Aircraft Corp_
18% Apr
42
*84%
19%
1 '/a
2,000
20,000
2 8 Vs
common
preferred series A
4%
Rohr
25% Apr
5
85 V'2
18%
1%
100
11
27
241/4 Jan
24
*841/2
19%
11/2
89
8
25
81%
18%
1%
528
3
12 ya Apr
84%
19%
33 Va
13
11% Oct
85%
*87'%
Feb
31% Oct
113%
523 %
16% Jan
4
II31/4
33
12 y8 Jan
46% Jan
113%*
89
8
1
112%
530
13
31% Dec
114 V*
89
22
18
113%
528
2iy2 Jan
14
113%
89
21% Jan
Oct
1121/4
540
25
9% Apr
122
*87%
14 Ya May 12
15
122
531 V
Co
Haas
&
Rohm
25% Apr
9
121
48%
10
Corp
Telephone
Rockwell-Standard
7
16
891/4 Jan
23
20% Dec
5
12% Apr
16
Sep
121
40
41% Oct
82
121%
40
5'%%
700
120%
451/4
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Jan
50,400
48'%
441/2
32% Feb
34 % Apr
16,600
47%
48%
44
Apr
670
55
46%
481/4
421%
55
3
54%
47%
48'/4
121
3'/4
3
4
V
38
24
Mar 15
56%
46%
"
44%
41'/4 Jan
231/2 Jan
12,700
42%
10
7
27'/4 Jan
11,400
671/4
55%
55%
43%
133%
66
48%
96
10
Company
3,100
131
*48%
96
Roan
6,500
68%
37%
Paper
Ritter
9
28,000
40,800
1361/a
2.50
Corp—_
Riegel
31/2 Feb
501
55
46
123,000
68
69%
68 '/a
68%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
17
50% Mar 13
6
135%
139%
67
29i/a
31% Jan
4
49
135
136
132
'..i
28i/a
3
Mar 23
49
50 %
28%
3
38% Jan
49%
50
28%
3
26% Jan
48%
49'%
28%
2% Jan
780
59%
61 '/a
27%
33% Jan
2
58%
60'A
27%
25% Jan
28
60%
61 %
27%
5
28
59%
'/',;•
18
51%
4
Dec
18
511/4
8
Oct
18'A
18
70
/
63
15%
18 V*
139
*61
1,100
48%
:
2,700
1,200
■
18%
151/4
18
66'/2
3,000
•
45%
451/4 >461/4
16%
151/a
•
51
4% Jan
Dec
18%
/
16%
50
52 »/2 July
21
20%
63
*61
;
46
44%
15%
1
1.2
6a
41%
50%
42.
27
*61
62 1/2
*61
•
<
49%
19
600
21
::
50%
21
33 y4 Nov
>
10%
48%
24
Jan
lO'/a
13
Drug &
2% Dec
Oct"
/] 0 Va
10%
20
17
:
28% Jan
23%
51,700
21
Chemical Co——2.50
No par
A
50
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
5
Preferred 3.60% series—
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co—
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
5s
Richardson-Merrell Inc
1.25
Richfield Oil Corp
—No par
When 'issued
———No par
30
49'/2 Jan
3
117.
Sep
25,900
37%
42 1/4
——
7
issued
20%
37'/a
23%
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%%
preferred series
41/2% conv 2nd pfd
43 'A Jan
4
149
Inc
59% Apr
21
12
Revlon
20
When
201/4
38%
16%
*
20
71% Jan
55 y8 Jan
& Brass
Copper
18,800
20%
40%
Corp
Revere
3
19
19%
37%
10
Republic Steel
13
711/4 Apr
56% Jun
27
^
preferred
141% Apr
26
110 'A Oct
—
common..
convertible
$1
3
5ct""24
48
Republic Corp
28
37 Vs Sep
37y2
Mar
■
Mar 14
19% Mar 14
Eng Co
&
18%
19%
39%
18
Conv preferred 3%% series—-100
Republic-Aviation Corp__
—ll
Apr
Reliable Stores Corp
19%
19%
37'/a
13
10 »/8
*19%
50c
1
10
5
5
Reichhold Chemicals—
4
52'% Jun
36%
Co..
Jan
19i/o
19%
20%
xl9
19%
37V4
preferred
—No par
2nd
Roller Bit
5 81/4
1
37%
18%
20i/4
18%
19%
36%
50
50
1st preferred
non-cum
16 y4 Jan
21
5G.800
58
71%
18%
19 '/4 Mar 17
Apr
57i%
58%
71%
19V4
Reeves Bros Inc
8
25% Mar
56'%
57
71%
7
24
Shares
58%
15 % Dec
17% Oct
the Week
April 2K
18%
4% non-cum
Reed
Friday
April 27
71%
Inc—3.33'%
1
5
common——
—50
Reading Co
11% Mar 22
25 '/a Feb
Thursday
April 26
56%
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co___
—
6
29
1st
Inc
Ranco
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
April 25
of America com_No par
preferred
,j—No par
2.50
Corp
$3.50
15% Sep
66
R
'
Radio
Apr
78%
25
HIGH
Tuesday
April 24
Par
EXCHANGE
r46% Oct
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
Year 1960
Monday, May 1, 1961
211/4
17%
■L-
7,500
/#>..
32% Oct
Nov
238
30% Jan
3
48% Apr
9
86
3
901/2 Mar 15
259
4
Apr
8
Feb
Jan
Stores
Safeway
10
7
88 y2 Aug
40 y2 Apr
24
May 27
80
Mar"30
St
Joseph Lead Co
24% Sep
15
32
26
26 '/2 Jan
3
35%
29% Apr
19
30
37% Sep
7
33% Jan
9
37% Apr
18
St Joseph
22% Jan
18
151/2 Jan
3
19 Va Apr
10
St L
8
79 y2 Feb
19
70'/4 Jan
5
79
26
55 y2 Jan
4
33
Jan
3
Apr
40'/2 Feb
92
Jan
14y2 Sep
69 % Mar
30% Oct
Mar 14
7
13 Va Dec
99
3
391/2 Feb
16
7% Jan
3
14 '/8 Apr
20
16% Feb
15
93 Va Jun
8
17
17 '/a Feb
May 27
Jan
4
Oct
31
30
Jan
26
71% Jun
28
8% Jan
29 Vs Sep
38% Jun
Apr
19
3
22
* Apr
18
Feb
21
5
Jan
3
8'/a Apr
17
7
37% Feb
24
731/4 Apr
22
22 y« Jan
22
15
Jan
5
25% Feb
Jan
4
44 y2 Feb
17
59
Jun
23
10y4 Nov
28
19% Jan
25
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
19
3374
34%
7,700
1274
13 V4
156,600
15%
15%
com—1.401
26%
27%
26%
27 %
2674
28 »/4
2774
28%
27%
28%
7,000
53.100
9%
9%
9%
974
9%
974
91%
974
91/2
974
4,000
48%
49%
49%
50%
491/4
4974
47'%
49%
4774
48'A
32,600
39%.
40
40
40
401/2
40%
40
40'/4
40%
40%
5,100
10%
11%
10%
10%
10 3/4
16,300
104%' IO51/2
1051%
10574
107 V4
11,700
23
Seagrave
20
Co—
971/2 Jan
4
8% Jan
4
14% Apr
43'% Jan
3
3
29%
43'/2 Dec
i9%
43% Janll
p
preferred
Shahmoon
Industries
19
Apr"
5
12% Jun
27
29% Dec
12
22 '/a Jan
27
Jan
4
381/4 Jan
6
46% Mar
18
18
28
43
17% Sep
15
23% Jan
4
15% Dec
29
21% Jan
13
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
24
43
Jun
29
31% Sep
30'A Apr
31% Feb
28
6
Shell
23% Oct
23% Sep
40
54
31
Oct
Sep 26
26% Mar 24
47
Nov
19% Mar 21
14
Jan
3
34
28
Jan
3
37
42% Jan
4
70'/4 Jan
23
7
23
Signode Steel
17
Simmons
84% Mar 10
Simonds
27
Simplicity Pattern Co
Sinclair
29
55% Jan
4
38% Jan
3
451/4 Feb
27
31
68 y» Dec
22
63% Jan
11
Jun
2
55
Jan
4
44% Jan
3
87% Apr
60% Apr
10
Skelly
Oil
29 y8 Dec
6
53% Jan
11
31% Jan
3
37% Apr
11
Smith
(AO)
37
—
Singer Manufacturing Co
7
2,600
5874
59'%
59
595/s
39,700
13%
13%
13V4
1374
1374
1374
13%
13 V4
13%
1,600
1774
30,700
Co
Marchant Inc
4
60% Apr
21
3
28
19
Soo
6% Mar 15
8% Jan
12
26
28
11
15% Jan
3
191/4 Apr
15
30% Feb
3
27'/4 Jan
11
30 «/4 Feb
15% Dec
30
151/4 Jan
4
22 y4 Apr
10
56 Va Feb
29
21
Jan
17
70
J an
4
12
50 i/s July 18
47% Jan
19
58 Va Apr
28
Southern Co
4
38% Aug 31
Dec
36% Jan
3
441/4 Apr
28
Southern Indiana Gas &
83% Jun
16
40% Aug 24
38V4 Jan
3
45% Apr
27
Southern Natural
3
25
65
79 Va Mar 24
18 V4 Sep
28
23% Jan
5
20% Jan
40
28
541/2 Jan
5
47% Mar 15
23
18% Aug 23
17% Jan
9
19 Va Apr
1
69% Aug 23
65% Mar 20
70% Feb
8
23% May 18
17
84y2 Jun
29% Jun
13
26% Jan
16
32% Apr
27
Sep
26
29% Jan
4
201/2 Jan
4
34% Anr
3
2iy2 Sep
26
30
27
Jan
3
46Va Apr
25
7% Jan
12
11% Apr
27
6% May
26% Nov
Dec
5
2
9% Jan
11
23
35'/2 Jun
30
28
Jan
3
90
17
88
Jan
3
84% May 16
13% May 12
Oct
16% Aug
9
31
26'/4 Jan
May 23
29% Mar 8
92% Sep
46% Dec
18% Oct
83
77% Feb
38
'
*
Mar
26
211/4 Apr
34% Apr
19
20
3
96% Apr
27
4
64% Apr
4
1414 Jan
3
4
201/2 Jan
6
88 % Jan
8
42 % Jan
2
82% Sep
19
82
Jan
3
88% Apr
17
25% July 25
37% Jan
'4
29% Jan
5
39 Ve Apr
6
For
footnotes,
see page
24.
4.20%
i
25,000
37
*36 %
Gas
38
*37
*38
39
27%
27%
28%
27'%
27 %
26 %
24%
2574
25
2574
2474
25.1%
2474
25%
11,100
43
42
4274
41%
43i%
4274
431/2
4274
4374
15,600
21%
22 Va
22%
221/2
22%
22%
2274
2274
2274
22,800
17%
171/8
17%
17'%
1774
17 %
177 a
17
17%
18%
1774
18%
18
187a
17%
18%
1774
17%
18,500
32
30 %
31
30%
31»%
3074
3274
31%
32V4
41,200
34%
27
6,600
3,600
3674
36
36%
3674
37
4,400
51%
50%
52 %
52%
52%
52
53%
52%
53%
8,400
79%
*78%
7974
*781%
79V4
7974
79%
7974
7974
46%
46
47
48
49
4874
4974
48
49%
5,700
43%
42 %
4374
43%
44 V4
4374
441/t
4374
44%
22,600
80%
79
7974
23,000
34
341/4
34 %
•
200
78 '/4
80
801/4
78%
7774
78%
61%
60
601/4
60
601%
59'%
60
59
591%
35
34%
34%
34%
3574
34 %
35
33%
34%
8,300
26'%
2374
26%
2674
27 V4
27 %
28%
26%
2774
117,600
29%
28
29
28
2874
2774
2874
28
28%
5,300
57%
58%
57%
5874
5774
58'%
57%
5774
57
57%
14,200
44%
451/2
44%
46
46
4674
46%
471/4
4674
47%
94.500
*10%
10%
1074
10%
10%
107 a
1074
11
10%
10%
1,400
774
15,700
x29
;
7%
8%
7%
774
774
53...
53%
54'/4
54 %
54%
55'/4
8
.8%
774
55V4
55
52 %
774
55
.
9,700
56
2,000
51 %
*50
51
51%
51 %
52%
100
36%
36%
37
37%
38
38 %
38
38
38
38%
2,700
17%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18
18
18
18
3,600
29V4
29
29
20'4
20
20 %
68%
69 %
*50
28%
28%
19%
20%
20
*28%
1
*50%
29
*50%
*28%
29
300
20
20
20
20
4,400
69%
7074
*2874
68%
67 3
7074
71%
55%
56%
55%
5574
x56
5674
5674
57V4
5774
58'4
*42%
42%
42»4
42 %
*4274
4374
43 %
44
44
44%
43
43%
43
4374
431/8
43%
4414
45 %
4474
45
24,900
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
23%
23%
23%
52,200
50'/a
51%
51
52%
51'%
52'%
51%
52
51%
52%
25,900
18%
18%
18%
2,800
68%
7.50
18%
18%
68
*66
*66
1874
*66
7,900
32%
29
2974
291/2
30
2974
29%
29%
30%
41%
461/4
45
46'A
44i/2
44%
44%
45
21,800
10%
10
1074
11%
1074
1174
1074
11%
43,900
34
36%
9,100
10%
-
%
36
35%
3674
3674
37%
*90
35
91
90
91
91
91
19
20
1974
20 %
1974
20
19%
91
18%
30%
32%
95
95
52%
55%
_
31%
3274
32
3374
31V4
32%
31%
31%
96%
J
95
'
'
35%
4,400
20
"
18%
35%
68%
32%
lO'A
89
1874
*66
3274
44%
*88
1874
681/2
32%
31
*90
1874
*66
600
3274
42%
100
18%
68%
16,100
3274
31%
33%
68%
17,200
32
31%
30%
& Bros Inc
Industries
68
4
31%
(A G)
preferred-
37 V4
27%
25%
24%
:—5
Elec_No par
Co
*36
36
28%
„————
Kellogg & Sons
—,-,1,-1
Sperry Rand Corp common——50c
$4.50
preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
No par
$4.50 preferred
-No par
Square D Co__—
J_5
Spencer
3,100
48%
60'A
—
2
13 %
78%
1
Spartans
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common..'—6
Mar 15
91
13%
47 V4
34'/a
non-cum
Spalding
131/4
47V4
42%
Southern Railway
5%
13%
4674
46'/4
Co (Del)—No par
common—No par
preferred-.
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs__100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
Mar 30
53% Mar 22
13%
46
51
Southern Pacific
11
Sep
16% Nov
12%
45'%
34
8%
39 Ve Jan
12%
46
*78%
Southeastern
31 y2 Jan
12 %
45'/a
30%
Sugar com
preferred
25
Public Service Co__10c
Southern California
Edison
25
17
7
May 10
13
17%
2.50
5
South Puerto Rico
4
Dec
12% Nov
14
25
10
101%
17
Line
South Jersey Gas Co
17V4
*101
42 '/a
Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Railroad Co
No par
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com__4.50
5%
preferred
-50
26
Apr
18V4
10174
27%
Socony
91/2 Mar 10
47% Apr
12% Jan
38% Apr
1774
*101
24%
—5
38% Jan
51% Apr
1874
101
46%
*35
20
25
46% Jan
56
101
101
12%
—5
5
3
18
18%
*100
101
*13%
5,000
45%
10
Corp
17%
18%
17%
*100
1
1
15
9
11,700
13,600
774
59%
42% J&n
25
2774
774
59
64% Jun
Jan
27%
774
5874
2
27% Jan
27%
58
11
49
27i%
59%
38% Oct
34% Jun
441/4 Jan
2774
58%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc.
—5
Smith Kline & French Labs-No par
19
21,000
2774
37%
Smith-Corona
18
33
'27%
2374
10
30
32
27%
23%
27
51 % Oct
33
27%
*37%
28'/4 Apr
28% Dec
3274
38%
32% Apr
46% Dec
774
3274
2274
3
21
774
32%
3774
4
28
774
32 %
22%
12% Jan
12
7%
32%
38 »/2
23% Jan
Jan
7%
32%
22%
26
22% Jun
7%
321/a
377s
28% Mar 23
45% Jan
10
30
74
2274
18% Feb
34
•
12,300
38
24
30
74%
72%
*72 %
81%
23%
25
7% Dec
21 '/a
*721/2
100
95
2074
*80
x37%
ii y2 Oct
10
95
21 %
*22%
20% Oct
4% Jun
95
2074
39
1
Corp
Oil
33
Sep
53% Oct
81%
*94
24»/4
No par
No par
Steel
&
Saw
*80
96
2074
21%
————
Strapping Co
Co—
49% Apr
13
37
Corp—
Siegler
Apr
72%
74%
80
38 '/4
1
50c
Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
20
♦72%
2074
--3
Mfg
Apr
60% Apr
3
Feb
18% Apr
*94
20%
27'/a
shares ordinary
York
Sheller
79
93
107
7%
& Tr—-
Transp
New
22% Mar 20
4
27
94% Jan
69
3
16% Feb
Jan
Jan
15% Jan
79
20»4
72%
72 %
I
——
21
Dec
96
21%
20
1074
1074
106 V4
22%
'
$5.25
17
79
*94
79%
*94%
11 Va
106
5
—
—1
No par
Inc
—2.50
Shamrock Oil & Gas
1
When
issued
—1
Sharon Stedl Corp—
No par
Shattuck (Frank G)—.L——No par
Shell Oil Co
1
50% Mar 13
Jan
29% May 25
*78%
-
Servel Inc common
4
1074
106
1
Corp
15% Mar
7
Oct
-1
20
—1
—5
34%
10 'A
103%
25
100
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
34
preference
Seaboard Finance
207/a Apr
101% Apr
100
4
29
100
16%
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
14'/a Mar 31
Jan
7% Sep
35
*97
1374
60% Mar 20
9
351/8
10C
34%
1
5
20,200
34%
*97
1574
Feb
Jan
300
3574
35%
100
13 Va
40% Apr
12
3474
*97
10.100
34V4
3
11% Jan
35%
100
1,700
17%
76 %
16
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co——
54
35
3674
177a
76
13%
311/2 Jan
41
3674
17%
77
34%
Scovill
29% Mar 21
25
18% Sep
1
90
Apr' 21
95
70
30y« Nov
11
80
4
24 y2 Aug
5
May 17
12
3
11
Jan
29% Apr
13
20 Vn Apr
23
16y4 Jan
14
29
14 Ve Mar 10
109 % Feb
Jan
87
15
4% Dec
66% Jan
4
73'A Jan
19
15
92 y2 Aug
3
41% Jan
16
85
Aug 15
77
72
81
Jan
8 % Jan
38
37
1774
77
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5%
convertible preferred——30
Schick Inc
-1
Scott Paper Co common.
No par
$3.40
preferred
—
No par
$4 preferred
_i
No par
4
50% Feb
3674
18 V4
78
17%
*77
15%
Electric Co
Industries Inc
Convertible
11
1
37
4,500
13V4
Schenley
18
*36%
3074
34
3
9% Apr
30
17%
*97
100
31%
15%
10
58% Apr
'
3074
-78
*76
35%
35
31
13%
16% Apr
3
171/2
31/
36%
36 '/a
■
18%
78%
*76
*97
37
100
88
350
■34%
29% Apr
28
17%
4574
*861/2
*250
12%
3
8% Jan
*36%
88
350
>250
31%
301/4
31%
45 74
4474
*86'%
87
350
15%
3
47% Apr
87
►250
33%
14% Jan
4
88
13%
21% Jan
17
.'4514
45%
4474
350
15%
8
10
44 VS
*87
*250
31
—5
:—100
10
_1
5
r<
350
*250
-
,T-
'
88
15»/4
14
11
45"
"
-
12%
Sangamo
Feb
7% Nov
16
4
Apr
81 !/2 Jun
25
Oct
36
4
30'/4 Jan
37% Jan
6
8% May
42% Oct
St
21 y2 Apr
12
31
19% Oct
7
27
7
July 13
31% Sep
44
*87
Light & Power
Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%L—
100
10% May 16
7
12
1.66%
.-100
100
10
No par
San Fran
Regis Paper Co common1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp__
93
Jan
24% Jan
88
*•
common
preferred
4.30% conv preferred;——
4%
52 %
*88
35%
'
'
95
•■95%
95 %
9574
54
54%
5474
53
89
88
88
88
3674
36 %
37%
36%
5474
••
3674
*90
*91
150
8,800
'
264,700
951%
95%
310
50%
5274
59.600
88
*8714
37
36 %
88
3674
130
16.900
Volume
Number 6051
193
Commercial and
The
Financial Chronicle
(1919)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year i960
Lowest
35 Va Feb
25
57 Va Dec
70'A Jan
12
79% Aug 22
10 Vb
13 Va
14
52 % Jan
63 V. Apr
20
72 V.
77V. Feb
16
17 Va Feb
23
Standard
Jan
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Brands
Standard
60 V.
61 Va
76%
77
1
151/2
15%
'15%
5%
5%
5 V.
2
4% Jai
5% Apr
24
Standard Gas
20
25 V. Jar
47% Apr
17
Standard Kollsman
40
1
51% Jan
4
46%
Jai
56% Apr
18
Standard Oil of California
May 16
47 Va Dec
30
46
Jan
55 V. Apr
26
Standard Oil
35
Jun
••
38
Dec
44 V2
May 31
83 Va Nov
1
50 Va Jan
20 % Oct
6
26% Oct
25
26 % Dec
5
84
36% Jan
102
Nov
16
30
*
Feb
77
Jan
12% July
4
26 V. Jan
'11V. Jan
17% Jan
4
51% Apr
28
May 23
16 Va Jan
6 ~
44 Va Mar 24
35
'•
4
82
•
77
,
.■
Mar 30
14 Va Mar 17
Mar 15
22
60% Feb
81
7
Apr
4
3
29% Feb
7
24% Jan
9
28% Apr
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
14
Jun
17
18
Dec
20
16% Jan
4
16% Jan
11
18 V. Feb
19
17 Va Jan
9
47 Va Oct
24
58% Mar 28
53 V. Jan
4
65 Va Apr
30% Aug 15
27% Jan
3
34
24 Va Jan
529
Jan
24% Jan,
15
7
Jan
230
Jan
28 V2 Apr
preferred——-—.
Stix
5%
17 V» Dec
7
19% Dec
£
.24
-
26%
•
30%
—
convertible
Corp
Suburban
Propane
*81
82
'
27%
92%
r
26
457/8
>
'
31 Va
13%
19%.
81
53 Va
*81
82
19 Va
20
52%
*81
82
147/a
15
15
15%
93%
92 Va
96
92
27%
July 21
16% Sep
23
12 % Jun
1
80
Feb
64 Va Jan
4
45% Mar 17
54 Va Jan
24
Sunbeam
26 Va Jan
4
20 V. Jan
4
26 V4 Apr
20
Sundstrand
18 V.
7
13 V. Jan
3
20% Apr
20
Sun
Sep
4
85 Va Oct
6
82 Va Jan
55 Va Jan
21
47 Va Jan
3
20 Va May 27
24 Va Jan
7
23 V. Jan
3
21 Va Jan
20
23% Sep
26
22
Apr
3
29 Va Jun
l
34% Dec
30
33
Jan
30
101 Va Jan
3
88
5
42% May 17
85
May
5% Jun
855
9
1
101% Aug 22
7% Oct 20
Sep
19
1348
Jan
26% Feb
29
50
39 Va
July 26
-
Apr
55% Feb
28
Apr
24% Mar
36 Va Apr
17
1
Corp——_
Corp
$4.50 series A preferred
Oil Co
15
Sunray-Mid-Cont
7
3
4V2%
Oil
Co
27%
253/4
263/a
27%
27%
3,600
24%
27Va
.27%
28%
26 Va
27'/a
55,800
19 V.
19 y4
19
19
65 Va
65 V.
65%
32%
32
32
8Vt
"
65 %
29Va
29%
35 Va
»
8%
5Vst%
Sunshine
Biscuits
Mining .Co—
Inc
7
Jan
3
9% Jan
25
Sunshine
1200
Jan
4
1464
Jan
31
Superior Oil of California
58
29
45
Jan
3
Jan
15
Sweets
25
43 V2 Apr
21
49 Va Feb
28
Swift
17% Apr
3
11% Jan
14
15
Jun
22
12% Jan
3
44% Feb
17
70% Dec
23
66% Jan
20
25%
18%
19%
19'A
500
65'A
65 Va
5,800
32
32 Va
4,400
8V.
116,900
8
.
297
275
275
Co
29
36%
35%
35%
15,000
28%
26%
28'A
27,800
Wayne
88
'
46%
45%
46 Va
46
46%
4,500
24%
23 Va
24%
223A
24 Va
16,200
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
18%
19 Va
19,800
*87
\
'87
88
88
*85 Va
87 Va
53
52
527/8
52 Va
53 Va
52%
53
53
53%
26%
26 Va
26V2
26%
27 Va
27 V.
27%
27%
28
24
24Va
23%
23%
24
24
23%
23%
34V2
106
7%
25
1220
4.16%
.
34%
■
107
t
33%
107
8
*23% *' 24 V.
34'%
34
33%
>
34
108
107
,108
1
7%
7%
7%
1240
1225
1230
34 V.
109
34'A
108
109
1,200
34%
2,200
108
7%
7%
8%
8 Va
1243
1245
1225
700
8%
1245
1230
10,100
58,500
-
1230
*48 Va
26,800
320
49V2
*48 V2
50
50
48'/a
48 Va
200
43 Va
>44%
43 V2
44
43 Va
44 Va
43%
44%
43%
44%
17,300
1
Corp
49 V2
25
r
Symington
*87
.
46
23
•'
52
^_10c
America
of
Co
&
88
140
36
•
26V.
12.50
4
Jun
46
24 V2
preferred series A
25
2nd pfd series of '55—30
11
51% Feb
45%
25
10,600
28
36 %
x28
*19
8%
276
279
275
35%
I'
18% t*'
8 Va
•
267
34
,
32
8%
'
267
20
*87
15,300
27 Va
27%
46
No par
38,800
26%
18V2
coinmon_l
10
500
94%
27%
24 V.
—No par
Sun
28
700
.
27%
1
•
8,400
8,400
25%,
5
common
Apr
115
—1
,
Corp_____:
Chemical
9,500
15 Va
/.
'
48 Va
9,300
.
13 V.
51%
*
3,600
31%
13
,13 Va
19%
53
.
;31'A
27%
65Va
297/8
31
3,200
31'A
27 Va
14%
32%
29V.
1
30%
30%
27
26Va
65V4
...
30%
31V.
28%
28
31%
8%
31
27%
>
27%
65Va-''
35%
:
31
:
100
75 Va
36,800
19V.
*19
268
*70
79
8,100
24 Va
25%
32V.
8
<24
25 V.
30'A
-
■
27%
65Va
34
90
47
i-
23 V.
265
160,700
54 '/a
*86 V.
V
31%,
-
47 Va
,54 V.
89,400
26%
24%,
19V.
47 Va
54 Va
90
47
91V4
28 V.
-
45,500
.
24%
v,'
27%
*19
■"
;
43,800
55 V.
*69
19 Va
•
55 V.
54 »/a
28%
26%
28%
26Va
-100
Corp
,
23%
,
81
54%
54%
24'A
-
54 V.
-
55%
54
: 13 Va /
53 Va
-
43%
*86'A
31%
19 Va
14%
88
.
28 V.
_—_l
Gas
14%'
'
14%-"
'
88 V2
27%
com——1
preferred
82
25%
.
1
Gas——_ij
33 V2 Apr
1
19V2
;
,
'
V,
'■■A
27%
13 V.
53%
<
.
.
31
.31
.
:53 V.
•
Vu
55%
'
'
31
30%
26 V.
31
'■
,
9,300
54%
V
79
'26%
'19V.
42
■
r
25
,*69
54 V*
14%
—20
Broadcasting Co—
Suburban
4
1
common
& Webster_—
18% Jan
14
-
86%
^9%
86%
5
preference—
41% Apr
~
,.2.50
Co
Studebaker-Packard
$5
__l
Corp—
Fuller
,prior
Stone
Mar
312
54%
igi/2
'"*81
4 2 Va
48 Va
.
1
53%
—100
>_
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
Storer
9 V2 Mar
3
Baer &
29% Mar 27
'
:
41%
54 V.
•
13%
~
1,100
47%
13
3%%
5%
86%
-
13%
V,
5%
56 Va
13
Corp———_
1
(The) L Sz
_Nopar
Stauffer-Chemical Co common——5
5Va
5 Va
-
.
55 V.
Stanray
Starrett Co
5,800
44 V.
30"%
-31
.
15 Va
54%
79
30%
'
26%
15%
43 Va
31%
Stewart-Warner
20
30%
15%
'55%
24%
*69
31
220
15'A
54%
.30%
7
V» Apr
23 V2
79
61 Va
76%
5%
31 Va
,8
27
24 V2
60 Va
76%
5%
54%
Shares
61 Va
77
5 V.
90
the Week
60%
15%
48
54 V*
*86V.'
April 28
76%
15 Va
30%
19 Va Mar 16
6
4
Mar
31
47
iVv
Sales for
Friday
April 27
42%
♦
PRICES
Thursday
56%
54
54%
90
'
SALE
60%
*76 Va
15%
40J/a
47%
HIGH
77
60 Va
60%
.,54%
54%
AND
Wednesday
April 26
77
Stanley Warner Corp—1——_—_5
Sterchi Bros Stores Ing
33 Va Jan
22
*70
Stealing Drug Inc
i—_5
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc———Vl.15
33 Va Jun
22
7,23 Va
..
11
1
Dec
'
Pressed
27
17
Apr
9
,
54 V.
*86V.
preferred——20
1
30V.
preferred—_*„20 T" „V.
30%
Steel Co_—_l-~~
" *26%
convertible
15% Apr
25
6 Va Dec
3
13
" •""" 47
convertible
6%
Standard
96
...
Apr
206
/ $1.20
.
9
Sep
'•
convertible
55%
*
com—1
preferred
—20
'
42%.
55
53%
"
Corp
,
4
Jan
23
26 % Mar 24
..'•=$1.60
^100
13% Jan
30
20 Vb
22% Oct
27
Jersey—C.—7 *"
series A
Packaging
.
60
*76 V2
39 V.
,.
.
1_25
67
5
71 Va Dec
Feb
Mar 28
:
_6.25
Ohio, common—_10
preferred
Standard
32% Mar 27
32
3
29
•
Mar 30
28V. Apr
J
3
65% Jan
9
27
;
1
6
Jan
20
May 11
45 V» Nov
of
80 Va Mar 30
27 V. Jan
21V. Mar 25:
25
of New
6
Feb
23'/a Apr
11
Standard Oil
Standard Oil
9
28
"
10c
Indiana——
of
3
3%%
Co
Industries— 1
10
7
27
37 Va July
42% Jan
,
64
;•
40% Jan
; 19 Va Oct 24
9
21V. Feb
i
Jan
Jan..
Electric
49% Apr
59 V. Feb
53% Mar 15
Mar
Corp
' 87% Feb
40% Jan
Jan
89
25
62 Va Dec
4
56
25
Financial
&
April 25
No par
30 Va Jun
5
Tuesday
com__No par
Inc
$3.50 preferred—
13
4% Mar -1
■
Far
Sep
Sep
11% Ji
Monday
April 24
•>
EXCHANGE
Highest
125/b May 11
,
May 11
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
Highest
15%
16y4
155/B
157/8
14%
16 V.
14%
15%
15%
15%
23,300
88
91
88
91
44i/a
45%
44
45 %
45
46
46
4
8%
8
,
*48
50
T
6% May
34
24
4
Feb
1
20% Sep
29
64 Va Jun
2
49
18
New
8% Apr
4
1
17% Apr
68% Apr
19
TelAutograph
4% Jan
'24% Aug 31
12% Feb
9
4.50
_______
Tandy Corp
47% Jan
6
11
Tennessee
24% Aug 25
23
Jan
25
25 % Jan
16
Tennessee
87
83
Jan
5
104% Apr
28
Texaco
16
(James)
3
14
50% Dec
'
Talcott Inc
18
6
6% Jan
Apr
Apr
43% Apr
3% Oct
96
1
Corp__
1
Corp
.
Co.
4
29% Mar 15
38% Dec
27
35
Jan
27
38% Mar 21
Texas
Gas
21% Sep
15 Va Sep
28
37
Jan
14
27% Jan
3
41% Feb
20
Texas
Gulf
26
19% Dec
16
18% Jan
3
26
Apr
11
148% Oct
25
256% May 25
165% Jan
12
204
Apr
4
Texas Instruments
11
27% Jan
10
35% Apr
6
Texas Pacific
Coal
&
Texas Pacific
Land
Trust—
14 %
July 25
65
Sep
27
70'/a Jan
12
18% July 22
29% Jan
19% Jan
4
Jan
11
108
86% Aug 25
4
24% Jan
23% Apr
15% Jan
3
Jan
3
106
Mar
80% Jan
5
101
Apr
69
21% Jan
3
29 Va Apr
12
7
28
3
——
Transmission
Corp
Texas &
Pacific
Texas Utilities
Textron
Inc
$1.25
27
Thatcher
28% Oct
24
61% Jan
7
37% Jan
3
49
Feb
24
Thiokol
27
10% Jan
3
22
Apr
27
Thompson (J R)
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge
4
82% Feb
16
70 Va Dec
Feb
24
84
79
22
May 20
67% Jan
82% Mar 21
26% Jan
16% Jun
2
20% Dec
19
44% Dec
7
14 Va
Sep
28
27
86
4%
3
20% Jan
3
24% Mar
48% Jan
3
56 Va Feb
21
Timken
4
15% Jan
3
28% Apr
17
Tishman
22% Jan
Jan
4
18
Toledo
41% Aug 26
37% Jan
3
50% Feb
28
Torrington
29
34
Jan
3
66% Apr
26
Tractor
20
64
20
59% Jan
10
91
Mar 20
Oct
21
29% Jan
35
31 Va Oct
24
60
17
Jun
22
3
64
Dec
23
19 Va Sep
Dec
Jun
6
19
4
26% Jan
3
16
31% Jan
26
24% Apr
4
31 Va Mar
14 V. Jan
3
18% Feb
8
4
36
Jan
3
42% Apr
11
17
Oct
27
39% Jan
50% Jan
33
11
.54% Oct
18
53% Jan
4
56
25% Mar 14
33 Va Nov
30
29 % Jan
9
37% Mar
28
July 28
40% May 27
25% Jan
25
52
Jun
59% May 27
49% Feb
2
54 Va Apr
17
30
Mar
20
40% Jan
3
55 %
14
10% Jan
6
7
36
May
30
8
2
May 17
44% Dec
11% Dec
44
8
Apr
31% Jan
Apr
23
43 % Mar 14
14
Jan
20
28
16% Apr
36
3
12% Mar 10
Oct
21%
21%
22
21%
Transamerica
3
8Va July 18
13% Nov
11% Jan
9
13% Jun
21
20% Nov
30
17% Jan
4
21% Mar 13
L2% Oct
26
18% Jan
22
13% Jan
4
15% Apr
10
24% Feb
29
57
Aug 30
42% Jan
11
61
18
30
12% Mar
1
7% Jan
3
33% Jan
4
38% Feb
28
4
135% Apr
26
&
198%
30%
30%
8,200
22%
21%
21%
5.300
*85
96
*85
89
96 Va
95
*85
87
97'A
85
83%
85
87
97 Va
25%
28%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
42 Vb
44%
43%
44
42%
44
,
26%
27%
18
19
19
19%
72
7.50
99%
25%
85%
90
101
10,200
'
28%
"
99%
26%
98%
27%
96
73
70%
72 Va
35,800
28%
28%
29%
30%
29%
30%
17,000
42'/a
'
28%
26%
43%
42%
43 Vb
33,400
283/4
•
1,300
5
21
21
22
21%
21%
6,200
72 %
X19%
10
•
*85%
29%
24 Va
*85%
*85%
87
*29%
87
29 Va
29%'
24 Va
25 Vb
70
70%
69%
69%
11,100
23%
23%
54 Va
53 Vb
54 V.
25%
26%
.25%
*86
86
87%
10
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
1,200
25%
24%
25 VB
23,900
-
25
23%
23%
23%
23%
54%
53%
53%
52%
53%
6,600
26%
26%
23%
53%
.
25%
23%
23%
53%
86'
25
'
87
29 Va
25%
23%
par
1
No
70
27%
26
26%
25%
25%
12,100
24
24 Vb
23%
24 VB
9,500
2,900
23%
23%*
23%
23%
23%
24 Vb
43%
44 Va
42%
43%
42%
42%
42 Va
43%
4,800
1
58%
58%
58%
63%
63%
66%
63%
63%
62%
63%
6,200
81 Va
83
81%
82%
84%
86
87
88%
88 Va
90
3,700
34
34%
Coal
33 %
34%
32%
34
33%
34 Va
24,200
33 Va
34%
27 Va
33%
35
34%
35%
33%
35 Va
38,400
*26%
27%
*26
27%
*25%
27 Va
*25 Va
5
15 %
16 Va
15%
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
12,400
x
42 Va
55%
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42 VB
14,700
50
41%
55%
55%
55 Va
55%
55%
55 Va
55%
55%
55%
1
32%
33
32%
34
33%
34%
34 Va
34%
34
34
6,800
28%
28%
28%
28%
9,400
Inc
common
CO
1
pfd series of
Century-Fox
Coach
'
*26 Va
1957
Film Corp
Twin City Rap Transit com—No
5% conv prior preferred
conv
42%
42%
2
Corp
preferred.
TXL Oil
*
22%
26%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Twin
195 Va
31%
Corp—:
1
Steel—_No par
Airlines
Truax-Traer
5%
200%
30%
y"
5
Tri-Continental
20th
m
21%
'
"
27%
Corp
World
$2.70
,
2
Trans
22% Jan
4
23,800
..31
28%
29%
Co_
Williams
11
195
194 Va
190
/
No par
Electronic
Jan
47,200
29
Co__z
Transue
Jan
24%
103%i
Inc—
Co
Transitron
19
24
28'/b
Supply Co class A
3
39
24%
21 %
191
25
19
16
24
30%
1
Bearing
Apr
11% July 25
21% Dec
14,500
24%
31%
Co
42% Apr
1
4,000
36 Va
26'/a
common
Edison
Trane
37 %
35%
31
5
Realty & Construction
37% Dec
15 Va Feb
19% Jun
33
37
36%
50c
$1.20 preferred
Roller
35,600
37%-:
36 %
par
-
Oil
Tidewater
27% Feb
20Va Jan
59,600
36%
31 Va
..-lOO
6
12,000
23%
104%
37
188 Va
No par
4
63%
23%
103%
23%
37 Va
30%
preferred——
23% Mar 29
*
184 Va
Thor Power Tool Coz
Apr
32% Feb
39,900
*
Mfg Co
Common
68% Jan
24% Jan
preferred
16%
102%
:
3
30% Apr
63
63%
16,900
103'A
No
31% Apr
10
46% Feb
184%
62
5,200
8 Vb
36 Va
24 Vb
common
3
23 Va Jan
Jan
23%
100
24% Jan
13
24%
15%
2,200
—
44%
24 Vb
36%
23%
8
16%
23%
24
4'A
37
37%
35%
.
No par
4
8
37 %
-
8%
15%
62%,
23%
102 Va
1
15
9% July
62
24
102
37
Ry Co
Chemical
63%
23%
100 Va
23%
1
38% Jun
Glass
60%
64%
101
—
8
17%
37 Va
1
Co
conv
16%
10
'26% Jan
26
16%
:
-
45
8%
35%
Oil
11
21
8 Vb
37
Inc
Nov
22% Oct
5
33 Va
certificates
share
23 Va
100
8%
15%
16%
:
No par
Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Sub
60%
5
25
Jan
20 Va May 17
151/2
1.25
Transmission
Gas
Inc
8
—
50
27%*53
27%
29 V.
*53
55 Va
28%
49 Va
51 Vs
49%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
43%
*43
43 Va
50
29
50%
43%
13%
13%
14
14
19
19%
18%
19%
19 Va
1,300
55%
52%
51%
52 V.
75,900
12 Vu
12 '/a
12
12 Vb
2,700
43%
*43
43%
*43
14VB
1
Corp
*43
13 %
19%
*43
*53
55%
26
51%
12'/a
1
Co
*53
52%
11 %
,
'
55%
*53
51%
par
35 Va
28 %
55%
1
34%
34
34 %
13%
14
13%
13%
4,700
18%
19%
18 %
18%
14,800
15
15'/a
14%
15%
56 VB
57%
56%
59
u
6% Nov
29 Vb Oct
25
43% Jan
4
)6% Oct
25
148 Va Jan
6
86% Mar
8
Udylite Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp__6%
Union Carbide Corp
No par
Union Electric Co common
10
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
42% Jan
59% Apr
7
Union Oil
27% Jan
33% Mar 22
116
Jan
Jan
4
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
3
37% Jan
6
96
92
Jan
30
22
74 % Dec
38 Va Jan
29
5
78
75
Aug 15
Apr
8
Aug 16
77 Va Jan
7
85
Aug 19
33 Vb Mar
8
47
Nov
16
Jan
5
7% Jan
4
8% Aug
2
25 Vb Oct
21
32% Jan
6
19 Va Oct
26
24% Jan
13
25 % Apr
5
37% Jan
4
32% Apr
25
Sep 28
31
20
46% Aug 22
18
May 10
103% Aug 25
31
May 17
97
Aug 24
Apr
26
71
Feb
24
75% Apr
5
82
Feb
2
Jan
8% Apr
19
29% Jan
36% Apr
27
8
Jan
24
Mar
34% Jan
48
Apr
20
30% Jan
4
20
36
Anr
25
27
18
18% Feb
1
25
60% Jan
4
Feb
23
29% Jan
18
7% Jan
12
Jan
3
76
Jan
38
7
Jun
29
20
25
16
Jan
3
18% Feb
11
3
4
1% Jan
n Jan
3
Apr
12
64% Jan
4
54% Jan
16
30% Jan
27
33% July
8
30% Jan
3
43% Jun
16
37% Jan
13
% Aug
30 Vb Mar
4
20
24 % Apr
5
1 % Mar
24
76% Mar 24
33
% Mar 23
47% Feb
9
53% Jan
4
92% Oct
18
Jan
4
95% Apr
21
23% Sep
12
Oct
29
30% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
29% Feb
2
25
74% Jan
4
49% Apr
14
56% Feb
28
1% Apr
24
2% Apr
21
For
93
footnotes, see page 24.
95
*76
79
40
74
75
*73 %
75
120
106
93%
*93%
46 VB
106
*105
110
94
94
94
86
34%
34%
33
33 Va
32%
8
8 Va
8 Vb
<fc
5
*49 VB
49%
48%
49%
49%
50
5
18%
19 VB
18%
187/B
18%
20 VB
Cos
Foundry
20%
20%
36%
37
63
63
63%
1
1
25
23 %
1%
1%
1%
1%
66%
66%
66
66 Va
66'A
25
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32 %
US Borax & Chemical Corp com_l
4%% preferred
100
US & Foreign Securities—
1
US Freight Co
—No par
Rights
43 %
44%
43%
44%
10
Co
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc—i_
United Park City Mines Co
United Shoe Mach common—J
6%
preferred
___
:
16%
16%
24%
17
16 Va
23 V8
22%
-
.
.
43 Va
'
*
32%
44 %
94%
94%
*94%
95%
94 Va
95
28
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
50
50%
50%
51VB
2%
2-Ar
2^
49%
-51%
1%
HI
ilA
45%
46%
31,500
46%
45%
46%
62,700
110
*102
110
96
*94
96
37%
35%
36%
1,300
100
400
29,300
37
36%
37%
6,500
24
24
24
24%
2,400
71
717/a
70
71
4,200
44
42
36%
42%
8 Vb
*49%
8'/a
50
8
49%
44
8%
50
2,900
17,800
4,200
19
19
19%
5,300
20%
20
20%
43,100
37%
38%
37%
38 VB
33,600
63
63%
63
63%
16%
16%
16%
16%
3,100
22%
23 Va
22
223/4
39,700
1%
1%
1%
5,000
66 Va
*
19%
20
1%
66 Va
•
47%
36%
23%
1%
12,800
12,600
22%
*93%
16%
22%
16%
8%
35%
22'/a
►102
63'A
*63
8%
35%
22%
-
37%
20
36%
61%
Corp
United Gas Improvement
United Greenfield Corp
8%
36 VB
45%
20%
36%
20%
36
13 Va
10
Co
United Gas
36,700
46%
19
No par
Coal
37,300
31%
8%
8%
United Electric
10
59
31%
22'A
33%
8%
8
86
58%
31%
35%
37%
36%
*85%
59%
31%
86
36%
1
10
58%
70%
United Fruit
27
Mario
110
70
7
50
45%
93 VB
70%
17% Jan
17% Jan
43%
43 Vb
10,400
95
79
46
*103
11.100
25,600
96
47%
69%
6
64
common
5,000
*76
22%
46%
71
31% Jan
28
22%
46 3A
43 VB
70
5
18% Jun
22%
45%
135
6,300
25,300
*95
24%
United Engineering
19
22 Va
47%
36%
3
16 % Apr
22%
45%
23%
28
Jan
22%
25%
Feb
16
5
10
3
36%
19% Apr
24% Mar
43%
8%
367/8
52
38% Apr
42%
35%
36
3
3
8%
35%
35%
3
4
8%
35'A
24%
15% Jan
Mar 21
8%
34%
26
44% Jan
33
132'A
43%
86
*
35%
35%
134%
42%
74%
*85 Va
38%
6
52% Jan
*73
86
38
17
25
74%
*85%
25%
Nov
34% Aug 30
*73
86
36%
22% Jan
53% Jan
74%
*85%
36
Corp
of
Biscuit Co
46
19
*73
Amer—No par
United
1
16 Va Apr
76
8%
United Board
1
27% May 20
97
.
Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)
2.50
United Corp (Del)
1
United Artists
Aug
14% Dec
76
34%
pfd_100
15% Dec
31
*95
76
42%
8%
pfd_10O
4
97
*74
34%
conv
10
*95
79
35
9%
34%
59%
conv
8% Apr
96%
*74
9
9
133%
43%
31%
1955)
40% Mar 16
*95
42%
8%
36 VB
135'A
43
31 VB
(series of 1956)
76% Apr
347/B
133%
.
31%
(series of
7
35%
134 Va
42
31
4%
10
>
31%
4%
45% Mar
35%
132%
35%
43%
31%
7
28 % Apr
35
131%' 133%
10
7
11
15
39% Dec
8%
57%
Inc
Corp
15
57%
8'A
10
No par
preferred
Car Co
Union Twist Drill Co
United Aircraft
15
56 %
8 Va
57%
common
Union Tank
United Airlines
15
56%
8%
56%
27
39% Apr
35% Dec
9
14
non-cum
Co
14%
55%
8%
57%
Feb
7
4
8
Mar 21
$4
RR
15%
56%
8%
55%
94% Feb
106
Mar
Jan
86
Nov
7
1
18
Union Pacific
14%
54
25
of California
46% Apr
37% Jan
102
Mar
28 % Nov
9
18
76
L7
54% July 25
Apr
20
24
Apr
44% Feb
97
74% Jan
23% Mar
2
Apr
10% Mar 28
66%
65
66%
5,200
32 %
32%
32%
32%
330
44%
42%
43%
8,000
43
*94%
95
1%
*94%
95
3,300
20
28%
28%
28 VB
28%
3,800
50 Va
51%
50
50%
6,600
."■HI
2 Vb
1!§
227,100
1%
24
(1920)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Frevious
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW
85 v* Oct
25
Highest
116 y2 Jun 13
Dec
19
161
3% Dec
20
8y8 Jan
4
4
Jan
6
6% Mar 21
15'A Dec
8
31% Feb
12
17
Jan
3
23 % Mar 28
7 '/4 Oct
148
24
13% Jan
40
6
4
115
Feb
27
153% Mar
15
29
25% Jun
8
157
Feb
6
U S Gypsum
7%
5%
9% Jan
3
22
35% Jan
17
1
26% Jan
9
8
30
7% Jan
3
25
26 Va Jan
5
22% Mar
7
27% Apr
6
U S Pipe
25% Nov
30
35
Jan
4
26'/a Jan
3
33
2
U S
19
43% Jan
25
7% Mar
40 '/2 Aug
15 '/a Apr
9
20
Mar
4'/2%
10
50% Jan
Jan
26
78
Aug 31
75
Jan
5
77
Jan
64
Jan
5
46% Jan
6
14
157% Aug
11
149% Jan
3
55% Apr
159 y4 Apr
144
Jan
33
4
53 y4 Apr
28
U
Nov
27
35% Mar
6
46 Va Apr
28
12
26
Jan
3
37 y4 Apr
4
22
Apr
36% Apr
50% Sep
27
21
45% Dec
19
45% Jan
4
50
Apr
69 'A
28
103 y4 Jan
5
75% Jan
3
90 y4 Apr
12
Sep
139'% Jan
22
148
4
141% Jan
Aug 25
3
147
105%
155%
156
5'A
5%
lnc
8%
Ref
15
26 'A Aug
23 Va Jan
6
30% Feb
21
37 y4 Nov
10
35
Jan
9
^7% Feb
15
3
36% Jun
23
29% Jan
3
53% Apr
10
U S Vitamin
8
24y2 Mar 29
18% Apr
6
25% Apr
21
9
Feb
.
7%
Co
13% July 11
11
Jan
2
51% Jan
4
30
Jan
3
43 y4 Apr
12
Universal-Cyclops
29 ya Oct
26
34% Dec
15
30% Jan
10
42% Apr
28
Universal
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
162
Feb
13
62
148
Jan
12
3
23
4
Apr
100
39,900
13%
14'A
13%
14 'A
13%
14'/a
13%
137a
39'/a
*37'/a
39'/a
*37'/a
39'%
*37'/a
39%
34%
34 'A
34%
34%
*87/a
9
9
*87/a
'
9
*8Vs
34%
34%;
'
9
35
9
6,600
9
100
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2
6'A
26%
25'A
26
18,000
5
30
30
30
30'A
30'A
30%
30'/a
30%
30%
30%
1,400
51%
20,300
1
.
49
49%
49
*8%
51'/a
76'%
*75'%
76%
52'A
53%
52%
53%
157%
157%
157%
44%
45'%
33'A
34
,
158 %
43%
—.—1
com.—50
43%
32
>"
52%
52'%
53 'A
76%
76%
*75%
76 %
52'/a
53
51%
157 'A
158
157'A
'
48
86%
85%
88%
86%
146'A
145%
146'%
146!%
28'%
28%
28%
29'/a
*37
28'A
287/„
37
38
37 Va
.;
'
;
88%
,
6,600
45%
45%
46%
34'A
33
33%
4
48'A
48'4
900
86%
85%
86'4
50,100
144%
145%
3,800
28'%
28%
XI44%
28%
37%
*37
1,340
85%
49
*48
12,900
157%
48 "4
45
146%
«
70
52
33%
33'A
47%
4
146
—No par
44%
32%
48
85%
preferred—25
158
43
s337/a
48
:—16%
——100
■'
52%
*75%
1577/a
100
52%
*75'/2 ,»76'A
52'A
53'A
100
<
8'A
•
144%
287/a
37%
*37
*37
6,700
7,100
37%
20
1
43 %
44'/a
x43%
45%
44%
47%
46%
48%
45'A
46%
21,200
1
23
24%
23'A
24%
24%
25
24'%
24%
24
24
1,200
167/a
18%
17%
19%
17%
19 Vb
17%
17%
75,300
39
41 '/8
39'A
17%
18'A
1
40'/a
39%
40%
39%
40
38%
38%
10,500
com.No par
39
40'A
39%
39 y8
39%
41
41 '%•
42'A
42
42%
100
*159
162
54
56
54'A
55%
54%
43'A
45V«
45
30o
,
8%
30
9,500
19%
r—i 00
33%
Pharmaceutical
2674 Dec
*
*37 %
5
common
non-cumulative
&
19%
10,500
5%
14%
United Stockyards Corp
United Whelan
Corp
15 'A Jan
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*18%
5%
33%
50
14
25
5%
39'/a
._
Jun
May
5%
13%
B
Mm
&
34 y4 Jan
24
105%
156
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5
Corp common
preferred
7 vo
104
105%
156
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U S Steel
Mar 17
Shares
104'%
*154%
5%
19%
*18%
19
the Week
April 28
33 Va
preferred
preferred..
105%
Friday
April 27
156
5'A
Sales for
Thursday
*37 '/8
Co
Corp
Smelting
7%
PRICES
1
series
1st
SALE
1
common..
non-cum
U S Shoe
U S
Co
19
19%
104
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5%
5'A
HIGH
50
common
common
preferred
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50
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3%%
7
47
104
153%
preferred
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U S Rubber
13
25% Dec
106'A
153%
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Wednesday
April 26
104%
Card Co
S Plywood-1 Corp
common
17
26
4%%
April 25
4
preference
Co
Tuesday
April 24
100
common—82y2c
preferred series A
U S Lines
Mar 27
Mar
A
U S Industries
8
17
41'A Oct
75
Monday
Par
common
Mach
class
Jan
35% Apr
Co
U S Hoffman
20 % Oct
.
LOW
STOCK
preferred
30% Sep
8% Sep
38
YORK
EXCHANGE
100% Jan
Aug 23
34 '/4 Nov
Highest
Leaf
Steel | Corp
Tobacco
preferred
4iy2 Apr
14
80% Jun
17
49% Feb
20
Jan
3
2174 Oct
24
33% Dec
23
30% Jan
4
50% Apr
27
Universal Oil Products
Universal Pictures
Universal Match
Corp
.2.50
;
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162
%
162
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162
9,500
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55
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50%
46%
46%
48%
49
49%
50%
66%
64%
64'%
66
67%
6 7'/a
67%
67'A
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85
84
84
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84%
84%
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55
56%
55'A
56%
55
56%
55%
56 Va
21,100
35%
35 %
35%
36%
35%
36
35 %
35%
3,300
28 y4 Jan
5
53 y2 Dec
29
43 y2 Mar
7
67% Apr
27
,70% Feb
16
84
Aug
18
78 Vn Jan
3
85
Feb
8
4iy4 Feb
16
62% Jun
13
48% Feb
28
59
Apr
14
preferred—
Upjohn Co
38% Feb
23
Utah
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
5
32%
32 %
32
32%
33
32%
32%
32 3
8
33'A
1,400
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1
25'/2
26 %
x24%
25%
25%
26
25'A
26%
25%
28' a
14,700
Van Norman Industries lnc com_2.50
13 y4
13%
13 '/a
13%
13 %
13'%
13
13%
12%
13 Va
3,600
30'/a Oct
29% Dec
15% Oct
11
Jan
26% Feb
38
25
Jun
21
33% Mar 10
5
44
Jan
5
30 y4 Jan
3
37'% Jan
27
5
34% Jan
5
18
3
28!% Apr
28
20
15% Sep
2
11% Mar 23
14'% Apr
12
2
12
Jan
Power
36
Sep
28 3/4 Jan
6
19% Dec
14
22 Ve
Sep
28
19y« Jan
3
30'/a Apr
27
Van
24
67 y2 Jun
20
46% Jan
4
77% Aor
27
Varian
Oct
24
51'A Dec
20
21 '/8 Mar
79
9
397/a Dec
113% Dec
54'% Dec
28
24
34% Jan
26 ?
99% Jan
4
80
Jan
29
85
18
89
23
90'% Aug
77/a Oct
8
13% Jun
84'% Dec
95
Jun
16
15% Jan
19
Corp
of
Co
preferred
77% Mar 30
Vendo
18
Virginia Carolina Chemical
28
27
57% Mar 21
107% Feb
Jan
3
85
*
Mar
7
85
Mar
Jan
•
90
Jan
Mar 20
83% Feb
8
87
9% Jan
4
4
Co
21
Virginia
$5
Elec
partic
&
preferred
7
$4.04
$4.12
Co
4
13% Jan
4
8
94% Apr
8
87% Jan
3
94% Apr
27
5% %
14
98% Jan
ft
103'% Apr
28
6% %
preferred
16'% Feb
3
5 7c
33%
30'/a
2 6'A
27%
20,900
75i%
77%
72'%
74%
39,200
69 %
29,400
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70
40%
70%
40%
42
118
118
71 'A
69%
69%
43
41%
42%
71%
67%
convertible
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41'%
41%
41%
120'%
120'A
120'A
120 'A
120%
1,400
54%
20,500
105%
440
41
54%
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16
100
—100
_
200
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120
54 y8
1
common
preferred
102'% Apr
Jan
33%
26%
76'%
100
Materials
15
2
33%
29%
74'%
*33%
100
:
preferred
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33%
29%
72'A
100
preferred
6
34
29
71
100
!
preferred
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34
28%
34
8
com
;
24
13% Feb
Co
*33%
72%
116
preferred_100
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70
29%
67 y4
1
com
32
2,700
68
1.25
dividend
.
85
28 y4
1
43% Apr
.
36%
*33%
10 '
120% Apr
56%
,
35%
5
lnc
Associates
6%
55
12.80
America
convertible
Raalte
Co
13
85
Aug 10
82'% Jun
13
$2.28
Light
*84
1
11
103
Aug 31
82% Jan
35% Mar 15
-
&
100
Feb
107
64 y2
com—_1
:
49% Jan
28
106 y2 Aub
44y>Jan
34% Jan
28
Apr 22
lnc
4 y4 %
38 '/8 Oct
31
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94
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101
12%
16 »A
16
15%
94
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99%
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12'A
101
16'A
94%
13'A
16'A
94%
103'%
,
13 Va
16'/a
700
96'%
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103%
18,800
30
103'%
16%
94%
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103
230
86
12V8
50
1
w
62
80
May 13
Dec
1
79y« Jan
8
85% Feb
28
Wabash
RR
29 y2 Feb
28
Wagner
Electric
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
24 ya Feb
10
liy2 Dec
30
18% Jun
8
11% Jan
0
14
60% Aug 24
40% Dec
6
57
38 y4 Jan
26% Feb
2
45
Jan
35 % Aug
4
27 y« Dec
23
Nov
30
Dec
19
1
15 y4 Jan
4
9y2 Nov 21
15% Jan
15
7
81% Dec
5
Sep
37% Mar
Mar 13
73
Mar
50 •"
10% Jan
89 y2 Jan
7
82
Jan
4
10 % Jan
18
6
Jan
3
9
54% Dec
14
52% Jan
8
167. Jan
64
15
Oct
27
Feb
8
21 y8 Mar
2
Walker
Walworth
Ward
19
86% Mar 16
18% Apr
Wallace
6%
67% Mar 20
Co
W
&
3
24 J/4 Mar 29
Warner
9
86% Apr
3
Warner-Lambert
•
51% Apr
27
54% Nov
3
co
Co
53 y. Jan
68
Feb
41% Jan
5
53
Mar 21
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23% July 14
30 Ye Jan
15
25% Jan
•
30% Feb
16
Wayne
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
6% Apr
26
4
10% Jan
4
17% Apr
7
Welbilt Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Power 4'/2%
Dec
1
9% Dec
29
4
87
Jan
17
Jan
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Knitting
98% Aug 30
94
Jan
5
82% Feb
1
89
Oct
3
87
Jan
23
897/8 Mar 22
4.20%
78% Jan
19
86
Jun
20
82% Jan
17
87
Apr
24
4.10%
30 % Oct
26
56% Jan
4
36 Vb Apr
25
42% Jan
6
92% Feb
17
29
93
25
98 y2 Mar
8
4
19% Jan
4
11
Western Air
17
35% Jan
16
43
Apr
11
Western Auto
96
Jan
19
98
Jan
27
4
27
Jan
13
34 y4 Apr
4
17% Nov
14
97% Sep
35 y2 Jan
29% Feb
17
41 y4 Jun
93
Nov
16
98
22
Oct
25
30 y2 Jan
May 11
37% Jan
26
July 29
Jan
100 % Mar 15
28 y4 Apr
4y2%
18
84'%
13'%
13%
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65
63%
64%
22 y4
22%
22'%
22%.
74
76
75
77%
78
49i/a
50
50'A
50
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66
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67%
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37
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28
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40%
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32%
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16
29%
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350
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91
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100
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100
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lnc
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78
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100
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83%
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11'A
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11
900
49
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12
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61
38
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11
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22
16
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47
37
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100
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65 y2
46%
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Warner Bros Pictures lnc
(S
63%
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Corp
45 y2 Jan
Dec
12'/b
lnc
27
30
25'A
12%
preferred
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81'A
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25%
%
common
Industries
34% Feb
Aug 23
81
s
12
2.50
30
81 y4
81
25
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37% Jun
29% Sep 20
45%! May
4
38% May 25
G
Tiernan
Baking
Ward
28
&
%
15
10
(Hiram)
12% Jan
4
15
7
Apr 28
41% Apr
4
liy4 Mar 28
3
8y« Jan
100
—No par
Walgreen Co
6
preferred
Corp
Waldorf System
4
Jan
14
27
51
4'/2%
33%
37%
36'A
26%
41%
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42
35
26%
41'%
33%
35%
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97
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32%
37
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97
8,700
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1,400
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32%
33'A
26,700
6
31% Jan
4
37% Mar 21
34%
37
34%
4
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34%
6
31% Jan
3
38
37%
37'%
38
38
37'A
37
37
16% Apr
Western Maryland
Ry com
No par
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
40
34'%
28% May
4
25% Dec
14
1,300
24% Jan
3
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Western Pacific
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25 %
25%
25'A
25%
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257%
25%
25%
25%
26
5,200
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3
55
Western Union
2.50
45 y4
46 y8
45%
46%
46%
47%
46%
47%
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47%
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3
27 y8 Apr
10
25%
267/a
26%
27'%
27'%
27 %
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28
41
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41
41%
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85'A
86
85'A
86
38% Oct
31
57
Jan
13
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25
32% Jan
5
Oct
25
65
77 y2 Jan
;
4
45
102
Jun
22
10
89% Aug 18
85
Apr
25
Apr
4
12
Westinghouse
Air
Jan
10
Westinghouse
Electric
23
6
103% Dec
28
Feb
2
Apr
20
62% Jan
6
42% Jan
3
52% Feb
28
92% Dec
22
98
Sep
2
92'A Jan
3
97% Apr
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11
108
22
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34% Jan
22
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64
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70
28
68
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10
76
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44
Jan
3
65
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9
6
40% Jan
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17
Aug 31
99% Jan
9
7% Jan
Oct
31
98% Oct
14
36
6% Nov
-
102
21
14 y8 Jan
Dec
18% Oct
8
3
103
10
Whirlpool
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White Motor
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3
11% Apr
20
25
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6
26
Jan
13
37
Jan
5
45'% Apr
20
21
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20% Jan
4
27 '/4 Mar 20
White Stores
Oct
21
45
32% May
56% Apr
45
79
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3
26
Wilcox
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Dec
22
417/. Jan
3
49% Feb
15
Wilson
&
83 % Aug
18
79% Jan
5
84% Feb
17
11
28% Dec
29
27% Jan
4
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15% Sep
29% Nov
8
23 y4 Jan
10 y2
9
May 27
25% Oct
31
36% Apr 29
119
Jan
25
25% Feb
Mar
9
Apr
28
Winn-Dixie
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17
26
14
41% Jan
6
29
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12
129
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14
29% Jan
3
34
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3
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3
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20
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26
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14
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Wyandotte Worsted Co
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28
44
10
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300
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10
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82
10
28
Woolworth
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54
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75
400
*108
97'%
Co
Public
8
7% Nov
*108
10,900
5
Elec
10
78
*108
50%
common—No par
lnc
Woodward
Prior
108
49%
1
Stores
80% Mar 10
41 y2 Oct
108
50%
preferred
Wisconsin
22,000
103,000
87
50%
—100
Industries
Wisconsin
*86
51%
Co
Windsor
7'/a
41'/a
50%
lnc
Wilson-Jones
2
87
51%
common
Machine
Co
40%
27,200
50%
preferred
(The S
preferred
10
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
2
59
Mar
13'/4 Jan
21
43% Sep
127% Sep
9
22% Dec
42
10% Mar 10
$4.25
26%
*86
7,600
51%
preference
preferred
48
37%
50%
convertible
31% Mar 10
35
a
37
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100
common
Mfg
White Sewing
*85'A
34 7
347%
10
preferred
Prior
27
4
Corp
convertible
White Dental
100
34%
No par
preferred
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
24 va Nov 15
36
Sep
48% July
67% Jan
common_6.25
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common.:
$5
25
8
2
Brake
3.80%
28
37% Mar 14
Telegraph
88% Jan
50
Mar 22
Sep
41% Sep
104
RR
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91 'A
No par
105%
106'%
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11%
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& Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp__T
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6,200
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and
17
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asked
prices;
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no
sales
on
this
4
day.
144% Apr
r
Cash
sale,
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wd
When
Radio
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distributed,
x
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1
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128'%
t
136%
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Ex-distribution.
All
preferred
133%
138
issues
are
134
cumulative'
136
unless
133
otherwise
134
indicated..
V
25,800
ft:
Volume
Number
193
6051
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1921)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
italic
when
letters
the
bonds
in
the
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Figures after decimal
Period"
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year 19(>0
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
BONDS
NEW YORK
Highest
Monday
Treasury 4%s
Treasury
April 25
Low
May 15
1975-1985
Low
High
104.4
*104.2
each
HIGH
the
case
32nds
more
SALE
of
month
a
point.
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
r
April 26
Low
High
*103.28
in
or
Wednesday
'
EXCHANGE
one
AND
Tuesday
April 21
;t
STOCK
Exchange
indicate
point represent
April 27
Low
High
April 28
Low
High
Week
High
Bonds
104.10
*104.18
104.26
*104.22
104.30
*104.24
*102.10
102.18
*102.10
102.18
102.24
4s
Oct
1
1969
*101.6
101.14
*102.3
102.16
*102.10
102.18
Feb
1
1980
*102.2
102.10
*102.6
102.14
*102.12
102.20
102.24
*102.16
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
May 15
1968
*100.30
101.2
*101.4
101.8
*101.10
101.14
*101.10
101.14
*101.10
Nov
15
1974
*100.16
100.24
*100.20
100.21
*100.30
101.6
*101.2
101.10
*101.4
101.12
May
15
1966
*101.6
101.10
*101.8
101.12
*101.12
101.16
*101.10
101.14
*101.10
101.14
15
1967
*99.23
99.25
''•99.22
99.24
*99.23
99.25
15
1980
3%s
37/aS
3%s
3%s_Lr
Treasury
Nov
3 Vis
Treasury
Nov
3%s
Treasury
11
86.8
Apr
11
^_Nov
Nov
Treasury 3y4s
Jun
Treasury 3V4s
*
■
>
*99.12 ' '99.14
*99.18
99.201
15
'96.4
96.12
*96.8
96.16
*96.12
96.20
*96.16
96.24
*96.16
96.24
1990
'94.8
94.16
♦94.10
94.18
*94.18
94.26
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94.30
*94.24
95.0
1998
*94.4
94 12
*94.6
34.14
*94.16
94.24
*94.16
94.24
*94.18
94.26
1966
*99.2
99.4
*99.6
99.8
*99.12
99.14
*99.11
99.13
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91.30
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92.2
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92.8
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92.10'
*91.20
91.28
*91.22
91.30
*91.28
92.4
*91.30
92.6
15
1978-1983
—May 15
1985
Feb
15
1964
Treasury 3s
Aug
15
1966
Treasury 3s
Feb
15
1995
Treasury 2%s
Sep
15
1961
*99.14
*99.16
99.20
•99.16
98.?.,-
*98
98.6
*98.2
98.8
88.2
99.18
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88.6
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88.16
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100.5
*100.19
100.22
*100.19
100.22
*100.19
100.22
*100.19
100.22
*100.19
100.22
97.8
*97.3
97.18
*97.14
1965
1961
*99.31
100.1
1962-1967
*93.28
94.4
*94.6
1960-1965
—Aug
*97.4
*97.12
97.12
*99.31
100.1
97.16
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*97.14
100.1
*99.31
94.14
♦94.12
94.20
100.1
97.18
*99.30
*94.12
94.20
100.0
*94.14
94.22
1963
*98.21
98.23
*98.22
98.24
*98.23
98.25
*98.22
98.24
*98.21
98.23
15
Dec
15
88.18
100.4
15
Treasury 2y2s
98.8
*88.10
*100.3
15
Treasury 2Vis
*98.2
83.16
100.5
Nov
15
99.18
98.8
*100.3
Feb
Jun
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.
100.5
2%s
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9a.20
92.6
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15
92.10
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Dec
',.*99.16
99.13
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18
,,
99.20
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96.12 Feb
18
101.14
15
Treasury 3s
96.12 Feb
*102.16
15
Feb
3%s
Treasury 33/as___
Apr
1963-1968
♦91.26
92.2
*92
92.8
*92.4
92.12
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92.12
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92.16
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91.20
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91.20
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Jun
15
1964-1969
*91.2
91.10
*91.8
91.16
*91.12
91.20
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Dec
15
1964-1969
*90.22
90.30
*90.28
91.4
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91.8
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91.8
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91.8
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Mar
15
1965-1970
*90.14
90.22
*90.20
90.28
*90.26
91.2
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91
♦90.24
91
Treasury 2y2s____Mar
15
1966-1971
*89.16
89.24
*89.22
89.30
*89.28
90.4
*89.26
90
*89.28
90.4
89.4
*88.26
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89
Mar
8
89
Mar
Jun
15
1967-1972
*88.20
88.28
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15
1967-1972
*88.16
88.24
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88.28
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89
*88.22
88.30
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88.30
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8
15
1967-1972
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88.26
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88.30
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89
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99.14
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99.14
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99.14
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99.14
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99
♦98.30
99
*98.30
99
*98.30
99
*98.30
99
Treasury
2 Vis
Jun
15
1959-1962
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
15
1959-1962
International Bank
5s
♦104.24
1985
4%s
1
'4%s
—Jan
3 %s
15
104
*100.12
100.20
1973
*101.16
102.16
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102.16
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102.16
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102.16
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102.16
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102.16
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102.16
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102.16
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98.24
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98.24
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98.24
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98 16
*97.16
98.16
1979
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98.24
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98.16
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*100.4
1962
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1969
*; *96.24
1
1971
*95
.—May 15
1975
•91
1981
*85
1972
*89.16
1976
*85
Oct
1
Mar
1
3s
„
New York Stock
Exchange
>
Period
•
Sale Price
New York City
Unification
Transit
Issue—
100.20
*100.4
*96.24
97.24
*96.24
97.24
96
*95
96
*95.8
96.8
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93
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93
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93
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92
87
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87
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87
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90
86
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86
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4
86
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;
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.
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97.16
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15
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93
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♦100.4
100.20
*96.24
96
99.8
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99.8
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>
Period
Exchange dealings.
Friday
Friday's ,'/*
Low
—Feb
yet been admitted to
*100.4
„
r
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
<
97.24
"
1950
2s
or
104
'
"
Serial bonds of
Last
106
*103
100.20
15
3s
Friday
*105
.
104
*100.12
—Oct
3%s
Interest
105.24
*10J
100.20
3%s
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*104.24
*100.12
—Oct
as
105.24
*103
100.20
•
3%s
tIThis issue hes not
*104.24
104
*100.12
1968
—Dec
3%s
No sales transacted this day.
105.24
*103
100.20
»
•
3%s
price.
♦104.24
104
*100.12
1980
1961
4%s
asked
105.24
*103
1978
1
4%s
and
89.2
1977
—Nov
4%s
.
J
*88.26
89.2
for
fl4%s
♦Bid
($)
105.0
Treasury 4s
86.8
25
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
High
No.
Low
•r;
.
Jan. 1
;
•
Brazil
High
Interest
(continued)—
5%
;•
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
due
1931
Week's Range
or
1951
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
•
-
bonds of
funding
Last
Sale Price
Range Since
-
-
Jan.
Sold*
High
I
"LOW
No.
High
-
'
Corporate Stock 1980
3%
92 Ms-
June-Dec
92'/2
>'
93
36
92%
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to
reduced to 3.375%)
9411
External
v
Plan
1979
pursuant
dollar
bonds
of
(interest-
A
(Plan
83
98%
98%
June-Dec
3%s series No. 2
98%
June-Dec
June-Dec
*98%
June-Dec
*98%
3%s series No.
5
June-Dec
*98%
3:,/is series No. 8
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series No.
Wertheim & Co,
REctor 2-2300
120
June-Dec
June-Dec
Broadway, New York
NY
15
16
June-Dec
17
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18
June-Dec
3%s series No.
19
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Amsterdam
of
<City of)
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1973
7s
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f
s
bonds
$
ser
1945—Jan-July
April
Oct
1980
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extl
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(City of)
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93
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41
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88
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88
June-Dec
42
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96
99%
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83%
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95%
37
10
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5
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48
100%
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6 Vis
Berlin
1951
f
debentures
1959—.—1
Power
Debt
&
101%
Extl
_.
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A
1978—
series
B
1978
81
93
79%
88
6s
192
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192 %
192 %
80
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of)
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reduced
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June-Dec
80
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73
80 %
due
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due
Plan
A
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see
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1957
84'%
April-Oct
84%
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April-Oct
4
95%
96 %
—
84%
5
84%
12-
83
5%s
page
34.
.
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bonds
-
53
91%
91%
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44%
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——
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.
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81
——
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May-Nov
May-Nov
1957
85
45%
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April-Ocf
1993
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81
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6s
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1962
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1960
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1951
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1970
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3
45
5%
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87
70
75%
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74
74
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31
—
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73
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1979
104
52
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51
52
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20%
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76
15
—
99%
106
33 %
66
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53%
20
31
(State)—
(interest reduced to-—April-Oct
of)
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f
5%
1961_April-Oct
1961
loan
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3%s external
45
•86%
Mar-Sept
extended to 1960.
Salvador
91%
——
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„
De
92%
45%
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sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972—
April-Oct
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,
__
——
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June-Dec
1950——
92%
—~
——
45%
91%
——
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May-Nov
7s
5s
6%s
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May-Nov
^
(Rep-of)-6s-of
1927
1962
--
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
1960
adjustment
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95%
fund
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June-Dec
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(City
85
El
94%
June-Dec
1961_
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96
3s
18
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1962—
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46
91%
91%
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Czechoslovakia
'132
*95%
4
91%
1963
$
1
47%
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6s
3
81-
1961—Jan-July
1961
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85
(interest
June-Dec
97
—
——
47%
•44%
1962
assented
debt
6% )
83
98%
97
——
*44%
June-Dec
Cuba
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Cudlnamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978-——
^Jan-July
>117
84%
96%
97
1
98%
96
•44%
extl
Costa
(interest
1978
footnotes,
rlOO
1957—April-Oct
June-Dec
to
-132
(interest
1979—_
1927
to
_June-Dec
98 %
96
——
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1961—Mar-Sept
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Sept
6s
1961—
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1952
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pursuant
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1941
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1978-—.___
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external
pursuant
98%
98%
96%
81
47%
Feb-Aug
1961
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sinking
assented
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192
^Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan
assented
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3s
5.ABrazil
fund
6%s
4%s
series
96
——
82
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1961
Sept
assented
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debentures
—.
81
Feb-Aug
1961
sinking fund 6s 1963
AGuaranteed
90
Inc—
4V2s debentures
6s Feb
sinking fund
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A6 %s
adjustment—
4%s
sink
A Chile
104%
June-Dec
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3
98%
—a
*
April-Oct
debentures
98%
47%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1960
6s
,
Feb
external
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1955
f
fund
sinking
assented
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June-Dec
s
97
97
47'/a
May-JVow
1960
assented
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,
City Electric Co—
debentures
6 Vis
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120%
1971—Mar-Sepf
1976
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&
debenture
81'A
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debentures
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85
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;
mtge inc 4%js
division
Ohio
*105%
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101
104
62
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73%
78%
1965
5s
mortgage
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»—
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ser A Jan 2015_April
3%s ser E 15)64—April-Ocf
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1 2020-;—April-Oct
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RR
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1970
120 Va
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1965
stamped
.
1973
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&
%
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Paso
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subord
conv
Edison
103
3 Vis
Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
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April-Oct
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99%
40
1977
& coll
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and
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100%
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106%
13
91%
May-Nov
1973
mtge
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84%
10
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1987
First
First
94
93
114
—April-Oct
4%s 1977——Jan-July
series L 1977
series N 1978
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
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mtge Si coll
fixed
■
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95
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series A 1975
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mtge &
First
99
93%
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92
.
—
—
.
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1977
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April-Oct
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;
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5'/as debentures series H 1982
June-Dec
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debentures
series
I
1982;
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debentures
series
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1983
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May-Nov
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3s
mtge
Denver
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82
10
99
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3s
583/4
96
2042
1
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99
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1st
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35
95
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mortgage
mortgage
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tr
102'A
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75
98'A
—
96'A
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4s
series
5s
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98
96
mortgage
96
88
105
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May
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mtge & coll
Detroit
gtd • 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
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mortgage 2%S series G 1974—.—Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 3/fys debs 1970
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April-Ocf
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs '1977»_.
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Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago Si St Louis Ry—
; First
St
55
98
98
:—Jan-July
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1978
mortgage 4 lis 1987
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
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39
97
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lit
79'A
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57
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—
105 »/a
95
Div
1973
mtge Si coll trust 5s series A
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Jan-July
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mortgage 27/hs series G
1963—.—Jan-July
Chicago & West Ind RR 43/bs A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas Si Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_Apr#Z-Oct
1st
73
C
mortgage due 1993
& Essex Division
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76
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—
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series
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s series B
Delaware Power & Light Co—
62%
55%
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74
74
Union
Chicago
51
—
1963
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M
1st
61
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
May-Nov
1983
&
refund
Pennsylvania
76'A
5i%
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192
5 3'A
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.
98
100%
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78
debentures
and
1965
1977
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57'A
116
51
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101
96
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debentures
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York
Morris
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61
57%
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100
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1984
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mortgage
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99
83'A
113
103
100% 102%
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&
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10
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1980
A
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99
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~
1
92
41
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Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983—April
*
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debentures
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._
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debs
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debentures
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91%
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June-Dec
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96
86'A
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3s
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debentures
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1989
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99%
1988
9
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1989——Jan-July
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1st
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rei
mtge 3s 1990—.
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&
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1978
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:
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1990
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112%
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.
div
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113'A
95%
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83%
13
118
*93%
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A
85
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1981
subord
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&
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114
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119%
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debentures
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debentures
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104
105'A
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t
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debentures
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104%
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1978
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1976
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1976
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116'A 116'A
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1974
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series B 1968
4
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series
series
96
82%
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■
—
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El
2%s
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95
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conv
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1986
1987
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—
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1983
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series
series
'
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series M
3%s
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1984
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or
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(continued)—r
1983
J
series
Week's
Last
Sale Price
79%
84 %
—
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N
M
91'A
'
75%
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1976
debentures
conv
ref
109%
95
'
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loi
Va
76
1965——Mar-Sepf
4s
4s
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mortgage 4'As series A Jan
mortgage 4%.s series B Jan
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—
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series
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series
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1976
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debentures 1965
3s
ref
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12
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—
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debentures
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debs
3%s
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conv
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&
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"stamped"
deposit
ji
ref
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■
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—
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of
3%s
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debentures
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Capital
r
consol
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1978
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925
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115'A
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M
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162'A
149
81'A
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5s
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1981
conv
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Canada
Edison
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subordinated
conv
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Brunswick Corp—
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(Range for Week Ended April 28)
Week's Range
Last
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27
debs
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102
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102
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103
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(1924)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, May 1, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 28)
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Motors
Acceptance
37/8s
debentures
debentures
debentures
3'As
3%s
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100,7ff
Jan-July
96%
1969
debentures
1975
debentures
debentures
1979
debentures
4%s
4%s
General
Motors
General
Shoe
General
Corp
Time
General
Tire
Glidden
Co
&
1979
debs
conv
89 %
92%
116
89%
93%
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89%
94%
90
103
94
77
88%
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84
103%
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103
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1971
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99
98%
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90
90%
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May-Nov
181
180
184
194
188
107
106
102
April-Oct
1983
95
May-Nov
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82
168
205
67
110%
1981
89%
173%
218
98%
121
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2
95 '
101
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f
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Grand
F)
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&
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Co
first
debentures
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2%s
1965—May-Nov
1985
95%
95%
May-N01;
137
136% 140
306
129
127% 130
102
5s
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series
4%s
C
D
1976
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3%s series N
1990
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2%s series P
1982
Jan-July
General
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
100
Jan-July
mortgage
Jan-July
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subord
conv
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General
ref
&
inc
5s
Gulf
M
debs
States
1st
series
1974
3s
—
—
4
71'A
71%
56%
—
198
35
205
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56%
H n CO
May-Nov
1980
mtge
1976
84%
65
65
May-Nov
1978
2%s
1979
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
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1st
220
mortgage
3%s
1981
May-Nou
4%s
1982
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June-Dec
1983
84%
85%
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14
68
81%
1st
60%
80%
92%
92%
76
77%
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Hooker
5s
3.10s
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78
June-Dec
of
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s
f
5s
f
debentures
4%s
debentures
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&
§ A 1st
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81
77
81
368
97
117
Jan-July
368
2%s
1970
Jan-July
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1978
i
89
„
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90
113%
6
91 %
Jan -July
1984
&
129
100
1
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1981—Jt-
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refunding
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income 5s Feb 1957
Bell Telephone
First
111
mortgage
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RR
3s
87%
89%
97 %
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■v.
8
100
consol
1981
Jan-July
1978
B
102%
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102%
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100 %
100%
75
48
11
mtge 3%s
A
ser
•
•
—
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11
5
82%
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series
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1979
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mortgage
3%s
series
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1974
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mortgage
3%s series
1984
1st
mortgage
3%s
series
G
mortgage
3%s
series
H
Jan-July
1980—
1st
1989
f
s
debentures
•
105%
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Union
Inland
Co
Steel
5s
mortgage
3.20s
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mortgage
3%s
ser
series
I
series
series
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K
1st
mortgage
4%s
series
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Harvester
series
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Tel
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4
f
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Power
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83
5
83
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—
72
Co
3s
conv
1979_May-Noi;
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
sub debs '83_Map-Nov
1977
A
90
98'A
yj
Va
—
99%
250
99
100
100% 101%
293
1
86%
1978
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conv
102%
99
debs
1975
Kansas
City
Power
1st
mtge
1st
mortgage
27/8s
315
75
90
67
241
&
„
96%
98'A
79
79
3s
3s
93%
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79%
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90%
100 %
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—
1990
1st
97%
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&
Shore
&
RR
Mich
&
Lehigh
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ref
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82
84 /
80%
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83'A
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83
Jan-July
1983—
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Lehigh
1st
Valley
Lehigh Valley
;
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*__
RR
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4s
B
4%s
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C
5s
D
A
Series E
A
Series
Lehigh
3%s
June-Dec
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61%
&
5%s
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102%
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interest
2003
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97%
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debs
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53
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22%
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9'A
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-
152
Port Chester 4%s A
&
Electric
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Ac Putnam first consol gtd 4f» l993_April-Oct
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&
2%s
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1977—
68»-
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68
84 %
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55
54 %
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81
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81
Jan-July
'
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1st
cons
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4s
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ser A
Jan-July
2004
Refunding mortgage
104%
131
General
mortgage
General
mortgage
Niagara
Mohawk
General
Norfolk
Ac
Northern
and
mortgage
—
83%
1991—Map-Nov
'
63
5
62%
16%
16%
63
'
——
63
61
64
3
16%
76
80%
83
86'A
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5
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83
79%
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79
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99
80
78%
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82%
100%
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100%
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99 %
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3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
mortgage
2%s
2%8
3 Via
3'As
4%8
1980
1980_
April-Oct
1983
April-Oct
1983
Feb-Aug
1987_i
Mar-Sept
Western
ref
0
A 2019
81%
—
73
81%
99%
103
Power Corp—
mortgage
Central
63
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
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Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989_
April-Oct
1st
97
101%
113
&
General
92%
87
92%
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series
refunding
122
91%
89'A
84%
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1973
Hartford RR—
B
Haven
107
93
88 3A
6
94%
Chicago & St Louis—
102
101%
1
84%
54%
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188%
89
65
Refunding mortgage 4%s series K 1993
99
101%
84%
57%
63%
119
90
97%
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
2013
2013
42%
97 %
99%
Feb-Aug
A
C
39
97%
93%
88%
89
May-Nou
1977
colalteral gold
101
99
90 Va
90
-
2
Co—
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series
N
—
*92'A
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1974 —__Mar-Sept
31%
88
89%
89%
*99
1974__April-Oct
58%
.87%
*97
96
1
112%
32%
8
102
Map-Nov
1982
3
109
1961
B
3%s 1997_
collateral gold 3'As
mortgage 3s
General
*97%
96
92%
109
1980-
6s
Cent
1st
.62
48%
34
126
debentures
3%s
3
11
327/8
61%
116
1976
Lighting Co
29
*101
May-Now
3.75s
531/4
117
1980
Corp
48%
56
53%
*—
61%
86
1977—Mar-Sept
1970—June-Dec
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4'As. ser A 2022-;
N
*—
May
May
April-Oct
96
85%
101%
101
Map-Nov
May-Nou
June-Dec
mortgage
York
Harlem
97 '/a
April-Oct
s
Y
97
April-Oct
f debs *76_June-Dec
1962
4%s
Light
series
trust
Shore
First -&
—
29
May
85
93 'A
.
76
83
2
48%
97%
82
__
*89
87%
78
97
*49
53%
15
35
84
96
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
1986———April-Oct
1989——June-Deo
N Y- Connecting RR 2%a 'series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y & Harlem
gold 3%s 2000——
.Map-Nov
.Mortgage 4s series A 2043
.—-——Jan-Julp
Mortgage 4s series B 2043———
Jan-July
N Y Lack Ac West 4s series A ,1973——JHap-Nov
r
Map-Nov
82'%
92%
92%
4'As. Income, debentures
78%/
77%
—
62
Map-Nov
2003
2003
86
82
94'A
93%
*88
First
156
85
59
79%
68
82%
98
*83%
Mar-Sept
RR
4s
&
Term
contingent interest 2003
Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
debentures
Long Island
157
97
Feb-Aug
5s
Aircraft
Star
146
N
1984
2003
interest
contingent
subord
conv
Miami
Lockheed
New
mtge bonds
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv
Lionel (The)
Corp—
Little
♦90%
Feb-Aug
4%s contingent interest 2003
F
Lexington
to
consol
interest
series
Impt 5s
Michigan
N
1968
260
86
97%
98
94%
May-Nou
impt 4'As series
Lake
82 'A
'
123
97%
90
104%
82'%
3'As 1988
RR 4s 1986
&c
Power
Central
York
4%8
gold
interest
fixed
fixed
debs
Telephone
N Y Central &. Hudson
Co—
extended
gen
fixed
4s
Valley
73
80
1997—_April-Oct
1974——Jan-July
Series
Series
140
79 %
77
*83
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980
140
*77%
(N Y)—
4%s extended to
Series
A
73
Railway Co
mortgage
Jersey
General
April-Oct
A
79
107
86%
100'A
—
18
3974
Collateral
83
Jan-July
Term
102%
96
1
86%
86 'A
149
1982
Jersey
1021%
83
stamped 1974
Harbor Terminal Ry—
5s
95%
*77
1980
68
105% 107
122%
1982
Refunding
*80
5s
mortgage
63
June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%s A 1970—April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp *64_Feb-Aug
1st
99%
77
1976
Elec Lt & Power 6s
Dock
97
*73
June-Dec
sinking fund 37/8s series
106%
Feb-Aup
New Orleans Terminal 3%s
-April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964—
Lakefront
debentures
debentures
Bell
June-Dec
3%s
103
102% 103%
1980
conv
4'As
guaranteed
Jersey
New
f
s
Refunding &
1979
Light 2%s
Corp
85%
85%
99%
1985_June-Dec
1977
debentures
New
83
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
86'/4
86
—■
—
—
103
1986
ser
1989—:
3'As
New
102
__
4%s
Co
Consolidated
4s
debs
84%
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
90
■
f
s
Tea
3%s
Corp 1st 3%s
3%s 1986
mortgage
5s
87%
98%
1980
subord
—
__
*100%
1976
Prods
Steel
mortgage
New
*76
Distillers
330
80 'A
City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kayser-Roth Corporation—
conv
3s
1970
debentures
1st
95%
98
Kansas
5%s
.
*85%
^
—
_Mar-Sept
1980
Louis
St
&
debentures
National
86%
__
——
debs
Register 4%s s f debs
1st
117
80%
1976_
1978
2%s
104
83.
N
Chatt
National
103%
Airlines—
debentures
Michigan Ry
100%
89%
K
Dutch
subord
&
86
22
*92%
Natl
103
100%
Mar-Sept
27/8s
conv
Kanawha
80%
103 'A
——June-Dec
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983_May-Nov
104
100%
15
21
Mar-Sept
1982—April-Oct
Light
Royal
4%s
'
178
7
*86
■
83 Va
83%
*83%
June-Dec
3s
3 'As
New
KLM
104'A
140
85%
84%
April-Oct
Cylinder Gas 5'As conv debs
National Dairy Products 2%s debs
91%
98%
23
00
Jan-July
4%s
Manufacturing 3%s
100
Map-Nov
1978_
Natl
"
85%
111% 115
310
1981
first
subord
conv
National Cash
87%
'•
101% 101%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
&
22
I
'
—
Corporation—
5%s
__
*90'A
1977—
1980
Power
■
.
157'A 169
103
•
Nashville
250
*
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1981
debs
Essex
debentures
NAFI
'
Corp—
1987
3%s
*83 Va
__
J
——
—
——
V:VY'.
77
72
—
&
3%s
—
77
—
*66
Feb-Aug
4%s
Chemical
series
Breaker
Central
Jersey
85%
Pipe Line Co—
mortgage
I-T-E
83
*77
*72
85%
85
2045—
gtd 3%s 20Q0
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
85
84%
1
1976
debentures
subord
Morris
82%
__
*75
Jan-July
1989
Credit
&
debentures
f
s
Tel
Jan-July
1987
debentures
debentures
Interstate
1st
&
.
"
Mar-Sept
1981
subord
Oil
Interstate
B
Minerals
conv
—-
1986—June-Dec
1982
4%s
debs
——
1981
J
mortgage
4%s
C
1972
1st
International
105
:
*• •
debentures Jan
income
5 'As
82
'
*77
——
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2%s
debs
1st
83
83
i>
A
ser
Mar-Sept
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991—
Mar-Sept
Monogahela Ry 3%s series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
13%
77
—Jan-July
1967—April-Oct
—Jan-July
1978
Jan
debs 2033-,
income
4'As coll trust
'
Ry
3%s
9
2
%
Jan-July
•
75
9%
*84
Mar-Sept
1980
77%
82
*84
1979—May-Now
mortgage
F
: 77
June-Dec
Consol
3%s
106 %
103 %
104%
49
104%
104
■
167 %
Jan-July
1st mortgage. 4%s series B Jan 1 1990
-j'r 1st mortgage 4 %s series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
^ Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030;——
101%
; 102
97
5%s suDord
95
99'A
1990—June-Dec
1962
Missouri Pacific RR CO
100%
91 %
20
71 %
72'A
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
_.
2%s series A
series
84
RR—
series A
5s
adjustment 5s
ACum
4%s
Illinois
"I
80
84
;
101% 101%
101
80
'•
■
—
—
April-Oct
Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
«Se Texas first 4s
Prior lien
Manhattan—
§ A Adjusted
103 %
........
May-Nou
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior, lien 4'As series D
127%
9
«
•
Co—
Kansas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
106%
8
-
91 %
100% 100%
Jan-July
__
1982—
89%
100 % 100%
June-Dec
mortgage 6s
Missouri
96'A
94.;.,
—
123
Ry
Louis
1985
St
&
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1972
debentures
f
s
Minnesota
120% 122 %
121%
Mar-Sept
1977
debentures
70
6
70
70
*—
Regulator—
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971—May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
—
Jan-July
1984
debentures
4%s
s
*77
Jan-July
1999
1968
fund
debentures
f
s
Mar-Sept
1970
1972
Corp
debentures
sinking
4%s
4%s
debentures
tr
68%
67%
1
1979
1976
debentures
f
—
—
'
Household
4%s
first
2%s 1976
debs
1st
America—
coll
conv
mtge
subord
sinking
s
Minneapolis
'85%
Corp—
subord
Corp
6s
Ry
Chemical
conv
Hotel
first
conv
mortgage
Minneapolis-Honeywell
78
'85%
Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
mortgage
1st
68
80%
—
'—
*__
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
3%s
:*'
3%s
1991
57
H
Water
Bell
debentures
70%
...
Corp
Jan-July
1974—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1988—April-Oct
54%
—
'
2%s 1980
Telephone Co
mortgage
3%s
^June-Dec
1st
Hertz
1980
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4%s conv subord debentures 1975
June-Dec
Hackensack
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1972
3%s debs 19 73
Robbins
&
9
56%
Jan-July
3%s
—Feb-Aug
1977
5s
Corp
Ray) & Co—
subord debentures
debentures
4%s
April-Oct
mortgage
3 %s
Mar-Sept
68%
8485
June-Dec
G
1969
mortgage
67%
72%
May-Now
32
__
56
1st
mtge
7 9'A
67%
(J
conv
McKesson
72%
67 %
66%
2
68%
5s
101
65%
61%
:
— —
*58
56%
debentures
1st
Realty
Stores
McDermott
103%
95%
17
69
68%
103%
'
—
100
71
♦67
June-Dec
3s
1st
63'A
79
1
1972——Jan-Julp
Feb-Aug
1980
debentures
f
s
Michigan
Utilities 2%s 1st
mortgage
63
7
Metropolitan Eciison first mtge 2%s
2056
A
10
85%
"ex wts"
1968
3%s
RR—
3%s series
72
63%
ceo-Aug
141
Corp—
debentures
Ohio
&
71
mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015
April
mortgage Inc 4s series B Jan 2044—April
General
1st
Financial
91'A
66%
3
79 'A
104%
1978
132%
May
Jan-July
General
Great
5%s
Co
5%s
RR
Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3'As s f debentures 1978
94%
67%
63%
1968—Mar-Sept
1972—Map-Nov
Feb-Aug
debs
subord
May
104%
110
91%
—
'
1973
series
5%s
Inc
Central
Martin
96
101
'
3%s conv sub deb *75_Map-Nov
conv 1978
Jan-July
Company 4%s
Ry Co—
General
Gulf
94%
L~.
.
Northern
General
5s
95%
*100'% 101
93
M
Trucks
<R H) & Co 2%a debentures
5s conv subord debentures 1977
103
101%
99'A
—
__
79
1
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
Macy
95
Maine
Goodrich
3'/as
mortgage
High
96%
63%
^e^~Aug
1982
1st mortgage 3 '/as 1984
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
mortgage 4%a
1990
1st
47
79
May-Nou
1979
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s
106
196
—Feb-Aug
'79
98
82
June-Dec
debs
3%s
First & refund mtge 3%s
St Louis div second gold
Jan. 1
Low
No.
„
67%
67 %
April-Oct
ser
April-Oct
ser H 2003——April-Oct
ser I 2003——April-Oct
3s 1980—
Mar-Sept
2003
G 2003
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
98%
*91%
refund mtge 3%s ser F
mtge 2%s
High
*81%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
.
First & refund mtge
104%
103%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1977
subord
conv
Rubber
4%s
debs
debentures
4%s
48
92 %
90
;
debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
90%
Mar-Sept
3%s
4s
convertible
1976
debentures
3%s
90 %
103%
Friday's
98
April-Oct
1963
debentures
3s
Co
91%
Mar-Sept
1980
Telephone
4%s
General
97%
3s
100 7/a
Mar-Sept
1983
3.20s
95%
Mar-Sept
1982
debentures
100 A
95
(P)
90%
Feb -Aug
1981
debentures
3,687
97%
Mar-Sept
.
1980
debentures
,\j 100%
96 %
or
Bid & Asked
Low
91%
Mar -Sept
1977—
4s
5s
100
Last
Sale Price
High
J an-July
5s
5s
Low
Mar-Sep£
1972
debentures
No.
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Lorillard
1964
3s
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Corp—
1961-
2%s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
General
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
general Ac ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
4%s
series
A
1974—
Mar-Sept
82%
103
82%
86
86
,
102% 103%
93
-93
81'/4
15
1
19
5
82%
82 Va
83 'A
86
87
102%
93
105%
96 %
*88%
98
88%
88%
*83'A
86
81
83
Volume
Number
193
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.
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.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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1977
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1978
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1983
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1991
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1988
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World
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conv
conv
3s series a 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold
Si
Louis-San
St
—
99
115
146'A
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
Power
Seaboard
,
3s
1983
3'As series J
6'As
St
121 'A 124%
56
102'A
98
88'A
Corp—
1977
s
85
—
317
53'A
3
'85
Feb-Aup
debentures
Electric
Sr.
D
Lawrence
89 'A
82'A
—
April-Oct
1975
—
--
99%
110
1973
76
82
--
122'A 124%
__
debs
mortgage
Aircraft
5'As
Royal
—
.
85
*97%
subord
Gas
serial
Rchr
167%
debs
3s
Corp—
General
228
--
123
3'As
Co
Oil
conv
Vas
Tobacco
J)
Mfg
4%s
85
s
--
First Sc
1st
95%
Rheem
Second
debs
series J
3s series K
3s aeries. L
3b series. M
3s series N
23As series
refunding
&
First,
.
&
First
95
97'A
96%
P ;>
Electric
refunding
*96%
99
St
»>
-Jan-July
conv
Jan-July
17
76
2
83
—
.June-Dec
1987
1964
14
June-Dec
refunding 3Vis series I 1966
&
104%
99
-May-Nov
.Alar-Sept
110
&
Gas
First
101
5434
A
123
First, &
93'A
15
101
83 V*
89
89%
1st
Pacific
101
101
92%
83'A
221
89
99
June-Dec
—
/.S
85'A
89
54
(R
ASecond
1988
4%e
85
—
1988- _June-Dec
April-Oct
1978—
Co
debentures
■
'
—
82%
-Mar-Nov
._Feb-Aug
Glass. Co,v33As
Paper
*83'A
89
120'A
1
*82
Chemical 5 Via conv 1982. _May-Now
subord debs 1983——
; .Alar-Sept
conv
82
90%
54
99%
86 'A
85
Mathieson
Owens-Illinois
88
79%
89'A
Co—
1985
4'As
mortgage
86%
90'A
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic
Steel
Corp
4%s
debs
1985
Mar-Sept
153
242
76
*
—
.ApriZ-Oct
1980
l982—
3%s
mortgage
1st
89'A
*82
Reynolds
4
66
.Mar-Sept
1980_
3'As
*82 'A
81
St
27/aS
2%s
25As
Oats
Saguenay
2%'s 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1979
3"/aS
165'A
83'A
105
*101% 103 'A
Feb-Aug
mortgage
mortgage
160
78'A
--
June-Dec
mortgage
mortgage
Quaker
Rochester
225
First
mortgage
*161'A 165
89%
—
—
—
June-Dec
1975
1st
96
111
96
1
Jan-July
23As
1st
1977
98^1
94
103'A
80
94 'A
*
June-Dec
Electric
1983_April-Oct
April-Get
Mar-Sept
1975
debentures
95
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
4As
High
*106
75
%
Mar-Sept
mortgage
1st
1972
97
85%
April-Oct
1996
&
*94
17
83'A
—
:_June-Dec
2%s
II
1978
4%s 1987.
3s
mortgage
Gas
97 7A
Jan. 1
Low
R
II
First
1st
97'A
Range Since
No.
Co—
refunding mortgage 27As 1979_Jutte-Dec
debentures
Bonds
Sold
93
o
Oklahoma
debentures
3'/as
105
92
*79
—
—
*80
1975
1979—
Telephone 23As 1984
first
and
3%s
62'A
95 %
Friday's
High
1963
First
91%
o
*80
Inc 4s conv
Edison
First
105%
59 3
Feb-Aug
conv
Ohio
First
104%
Gas
&
—May-Wow
and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First
102%
91%
April-Oct
1990—
mortgage
99%
Electric
debentures
First
100
102%
104
June-Dec
Aircraft
debentures
98%
April-Oct
Corp
3'As
98 Vu
1984
Northrop
Bell
89%
97'A
5
Service
Jan-July
Northrop
Northwestern
88
90%
1982
mortgage
5s
3s
—
104% 104%
Feb-Aug
1975
4'As
mortgage
90%
or
Bid & Asked
q:
1979
4s
mortgage 5s
(Wise)
88%
—
*__
—
Jan-July
1978
3'As
3Vas
mortgage
First
Public
Last
Sale Price
Low
Co—
1st
1st
A 2047
ser
mortgage
mortgage
90%
*91 Vb
—
April-Oct
Power
States
(Minnesota
4s
1984
4s
trust
Northern
'
90%
*89'A
—
Period
Exchange
High
High
90%
May-Wot
May-Wot
1997—Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
1979
No.
Interest
BONDS
I
New York Stock
*100%
—
May-Woe
May-Wou
May-Woe
May-Woe
1980
debentures
f
s
/
Jan. 1
Low
—May-Wow
1976
Range Since
Sold
*98'A
1973_May-Nor
1974
4Vis
4%s
'
debs
1973
3 V*s
,
f
s
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*91%
I"
—
Continued
92
88
88
on
page
34
<
/
'
•
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1926)
.
.
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the following extensive list we furnish
the American
on
Stock Exchange
for the week
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
class
A
.
37/b
of Prices
10c
37s
27a
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4
2%
1,300
3%
Class
A
17a
99,100
Feb
Feb
Wire
Acme
4
Apr
37/a
Apr
4%
77a
Jan
2,400
2 72
Jan
Bourjois Inc
47/a
14%
600
127/a
Jan
187a Mar
19 7a
13,800
878
Jan
19%
Co
57a
6
72
7V2
1
*
7174
Investment
Discount
&
1
Inc
Great Southern
Alabama
Alabama
4.20%
Power
Steel Co
Alan Wood
Alaska
All
American
Alleghany
Corp
Artists
Control
Ailied
Co
900
3%
20
Jan
Mar
131
572
145
Apr
100
83 7a
Apr
Amer
Jan
31
dep rets ord
Columbia
Petroleum
Amer
Apr
79
2,800
Jan
8474
5
Feb
874
Jan
67
Oil
Business
American
Electronics
Feb
Brown
70
Feb
Jan
8 Va
Apr
Jan
15 72
Apr
137a
Jan
21
Apr
common,——————30c
19
187a
19 7a
6,000
117a
Jan
20
Apr
2,400
67a
Jan
77»
Forman
Class B
Apr
67a
1274
Apr
B
Petrofina
American
67a
7 74
29,800
3 74
Jan
8 7a
Feb
107,
Jan
~7%
6 74
774
27,100
472
Jan
8 7a
Apr
400
1074
Jan
177a
Apr
2,800
9%
Jan
1672
Feb
Mar
1372
class
15 7a
16
14%
1474.
157a
11%
10 74
1174 7
93/4
97a
974
77a Mar
8
15,600
3,bU0
97a
Apr
12 72
Feb
50
9'/a
7674
Jan
8372
Apr
15,600
37a
Jan
6 7,
Apr
47a
Jan
77s Mar
81
81
81
4%
474
5 7a
6
5%
6 78
1,200
73
70
74
500
23%
22
24
5,700
S
F
11
Company—
Die
Jan
Burry
Butler's
127a
27/b
274
3
900
27j
Apr
3
__66%c
127B
12 74
13
—1
37B
3 74
Jan
Feb
4%
4 7a
474
3,800
4
Feb
6%
5
7%
4%
,
5
5 7i
Jan
Jan
38%
Apr
Calif
13,800
87a
Apr
California
10 72
50
1
4
Va
Jan
Jan
Mar
30
2
19%
2,200
7a
25,400
%
20%
2,»J'I0
16 74
%
Anchor Post Products
Jan
2
3 7a
3
20c
19
Apr
Apr
374
Apr
72
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
6%
Apr
24 7a
267/a
4,500
12 72
Jan
83/4
87a
874
1,200
5 74
Jan
107,
Apr
5%
474
57a
33,500
37a
Jan
57a
Apr
Pools
Appalachian Power Co. 4 V2%
Arco
Arkansas
8174
17,900
45 72
Feb
6 78
67a
14 800
3 72
Jan
6%
Apr
26%
257a
2874
24,700
978
Jan
29%
Apr
Altex Aluminum
Arnold
93 7a
Oil
i*
"J
89 74
580
177a
447a
Insurance—-,-.
Fire
Camden
3272
29
33
—1
3%
2 %
3%
5 7a
4 74
6 7a
8,300
40c
%
:
!»
1 6
*
Jan
85
Apr
9574 Mar
Canada
Cement Co
6 72
Associated
5%
Canadian
Javelin. Ltd
Canadian
Marconi-———
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
77a
lc
_»
Associated
2474
-10c
Testing
Feb
9672
Jan
Canadian
Williston
Jan
33
Apr
Canal-Randolph
Jan
374
Apr
4
Jan
6 7a
Apr
Jan
T9«
Jan
74
57,300
500
57a
Jan
67/8 Mar
5
5%
25,100
2 %
Jan
57/b
Feb
3 74
Apr
Corp
option
Devices
Audio
Automatic
Automatic
Non-voting
Inc
Avien
Avis
class
Apr
874
Feb
Cenco
21%
25 72
19,500
14 7b
Jan
2572
Apr
Cen feral
Apr
107b
Apr
Apr
5974
72%
64 74
77
11,700
39 7a
Jan
77
2%
2 7a
7,100
1%
Jan
2 7a
37b
Apr
Apr
774
7 74
8%
6,200
57a
Jan
9 74 Mar
17a
17a
17,100
17a
Jan
2
Feb
137a
147/a
6,300
137a
Apr
17
Mar
47t
21,0 JO
3172
15,700
14
4%
10c
31
4
28%
3 7a Mar
25 74
Jan
1
6%
6 7a
6%
1,700
5
Jan
-1
ll'/a
117a
13 74
6,300
6%
Feb
1
177a
57a
1
com
1
5%
—10c
22%
preferred.
17 72
574
5 7a
197/a
7,400
574
100
57a
16% Mar
3%
Jan
600
474
Jan
9 78
Jan
6 74
Jan
347/b
2172
Apr
Apr
77a Mar
7
Mar
267a
Apr
267a
43,400
17%
17%
187a
6,000
14
Jan
20
Apr
3
54
5374
547a
1,300
42
Jan
5672
Apr
20
8A
77/a
8 fa
Oil & Gas class A
1
Baker
Inc
1
17
16
17
1
19
187/a
4 7a
Banff
los
de
Oil
Barry
American
wi
4j8
Jan
9
Mar
1,300
14 74 Mar
207a Mar
19 7a
1,800
17 72
Feb
197/a
Jan
472
7,600
37a
Jan
47,
—-
Oil
Bayview
Co_„__
5 7a
Feb
6 7,
6%
174 Mar
74
Jan
107a
10 74
1072
300
47/a
Jan
13 7a
Apr
45 74
49 %
5,300
247s
Jan
52 7a
Apr
24%
23 7e
2574
8,100
23 7a
Apr
267a
__l
1
1A
1
1A
8,100
Apr
45
42%
46 72
10,900
31
Jan
497,
Apr
237.
23 7a
257a
9,600
15
Jan
2974
Apr
177a
12 74
177a
22,600
57a
Jan
17%
Bell
common
class
A
(A
S)
174
1%
l7/a
12,200
17B
Jan
2
2
17a
27a
405,000
II
Jan
27a
9%
9 72
10%
Jan
Apr
107b
4
4
4
87a
87/a
972
7.50
Inc
50c
Beau-Brummel
Beck
50c
25c
Corp
convertible
Bearings
Ties
Shoe
1
117a Xl37a
1,100
67,
2,100
374 Mar
700
1
xl37a
25c
517a
497a
517a
6,700
50c
Corp__
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Power
Central
Bickford's
Birdsboro
Inc
18 7a
16
197a
25,900
1
Inc
1
Corp
4
Blauner's
Blumenthal
Bohack
5Va%
97a
23
77a
*
4,200
Mar
Apr
Apr
4% Mar
8
Jan
13
97/b
Jan
137b
51
Jan
59 74 Mar
Feb
"?0r
100
3
800
38
750
32 7a
Jan
87a
8
iu
50,200
5i°u
Jan
874
2974
Apr
3
A
3 A
27,500
274
Jan
37a
Apr
1274
100
12%
Apr
15-78
!i
Jan
74
1 7a
1
6 74
7
8
87a
37a
Feb
10.700
ft
6,200
4
7;
Apr
38
Apr
87a
3,000
318
147a
43,100
6 7a
Jan
674
5 72
6%
76.600
4%
77a
Jan
1,300
7a
Jan
7,000
117a
Jan
97t
Jan
Apr
874
J.Ill
3,800
r eo
If* Apr
774
Jan.
A
137,
107a
12
74
14
13 7a
137s
14
Apr
16% Mar
7 7a
500
6
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
6%
Feb
5
2,000
Jan
102
7a
92
Jan
65
40
105
107a
6 7a
117a
11,400
57a
Jan
14 72
1474
600
137a
Jan
7 72
7
8,000
27a
23,400
6874
687a
6874
8174
82
17a
Mar
8
Jan
61
2%
Jan
117a Apr
157a Mar
Jan
5
21,800
74 72
Apr
Mar
A
Apr
14 72
1
Apr
207a
8974
2 74
Apr
7/a Mar
25%
103 72
7
•
14
Feb
86 74
8074
12
217a Mar
103 72
8974
82
Jan
3
Apr
70
Mar
40
65 % Jan
80 Va
Jan
Jan
517b
Apr
147b
Jan
197b Mar
34.
30,100
6
Jan
Apr
750
2174
Apr
8
12,500
37b
Jan
57a
872
42
4072
43
99%
98 7a
99 7z
167a
167a
18
600
200
37b
Feb
872
Jan
28
Jan'
180
957a
Jan
8,300
15 7a
Jan
3,000
8 7a
"li'u
137a
5874
57
Chicago Rivet &
257a
25
25
2672
Jan
3074
Apr
87,
900
57/a
Jan
1074
Apr
Jan
1
7a
7
1174
1,400
5974
11,000
200
1%
10,700
8%
8 7a
9
49,400
—10c
26 74
25%
27
1374
107a
147a
——
47
547,
CorpT--,—7—
Corp-_7__-,_---_--7.:__10c
Co_-*_—_7————_1
18 74
_____1
167a
Cable
Manufacturing Co_
lA
Feb
1472 Mar
Jan
64 72 Mar
Jan
42 74
23
25%
;
Apr
17/a
Jan
9 72
2574
Jan
31
Mar
135,700
56
74
3 7a
5,500
74
Jan
47a
Jan
19
Apr
33 %
Jan
i>6
^pi"
-
32,800
Apr
Apr
8%
978
7,200
674 Mar
187a
1,600
,16 %. Feb
21
Apr
16
,
19
Corporation—_______———1
Apr
18 74
874
Controller
Jan
Mar
9
74 Jan
3,500
--—--lc
—-—25c
Inc
177s
14,100
12
Jar.
'20
Apr
19
36,900
87a
Feb
19
Apr
10 7a
Jan
12%
Apr
7a
-157b
,974 Mar
Co,———— 10
1274
12 74
1274
500
Manufacturing—1-4
Corporation-,—'—_————1
12 7a
ll7/a
1272
47a
2,600
7
Jan
12 72
Apr
2,700
2%
Jan
472
Apr
4
Jan
6
Apr
Jan
17a. Jan
Claussner
Hosiery
Clayton & Lambert
Club Aluminum Products
Coastal
Caribbean
10c
Colonial
Colonial
of
Corp
47,
5
17B
174
17a
:•
.
900
28,500
:
48
»
14
13 72
1478
19,900
123/4
16 72
Apr
1
1374
133/a
15 7a
52,900
73/8
Jan'
15%
Apr
—1
39
72.
37 74
417a
7,900
197b
Jan
4178
Apr
_—1
22 72
20 3/4
223/4
10,400
133^
Jan
223/4
Apr
Jan
1174
Jan
Apr
Equipment Cc—
Cohu Electronics
4
5
vtc——1
Oils
4
Cob—
»
Cockshutt Farm
Inc.—
America—
-
Sand & Stone Co_—
Jan
'
Commercial
Metals
Cb———
——
Community Public Service.—
—5
10
—
8,700
33
3774
4,200
293/4
Jar.
41
15 7a
1578
16
3,600
8%
Jan
1972 Mar
15%
13%
15 3/4
33,700
83/B
Jan
153/4
4
Jar-
57/B Mar
57B
Jan
87b Mar
47/a
578
77a
7
77B
& Smelting Ltd—*
24 72
24
24 7a
1,700
2
23/s
16,700
Mining
Consolidated
New pacific Ltd—___
Consolidated
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun Ray Inc—_—_
2
'
■
16
Inc
97B
8,100
7
Jan
9%' Apr
2%
2
7a
43,200
1%
Jan
27b
Apr
37a
4
34,900
23/a
Jan
4 74
Apr
93/4
9 7a
1074
190,100
6%
Jan
103/4
Apr
1074
1074
2,600
Apr
133/a
8%
8.200
57B
Feb
8%
Apr
2,500
145'B
Jan
273/8
Apr
1.25
Jan
Continental
Commercial
1
87»
6
Apr
Continental
Connector Corp class A _50c
23%
87b
Continental
Vending
Cook
•
—
—
Machine
Varnish Co
—_—'
.
7
.
23 %
78
8,400
147s
13%
15 74
36,800
20
47%
473/4
48
:,._i
8-*a
7%
10c-
>—
—
%'
25
Corp.lOc
Materials Corp
Continental
Mar
2 72 Mar
874
87b Mar
Apr
25
3%
107a
Feb
Jan
2 7a
Aviation & Engineering _—1
Apr
Jan
1A
97a
Continental
100
20
Apr
1
Products class A_
47
800
30,100
tt
_
Air
Corp
-
_1
Oil—
Lines
••
.
_1
—
9
337a
,
50c
Consolidated
Cooper-Jarrett Ire
10
_10c
Connelly Containers Inc__
Consol Diesel Electric Corp__
Paint &
93/a
_
.
vtc ext to ' 65-1
Compudyne Corporation
_—
^ 25c
Feb
217b Mar
297a
257a
Clark
Clopay
26
Mining—,1
Corp———.—___,_1
Oil
Foil
Circuit
1874 Mar
Jam
172
Chromalloy Corp
Cinerama
Jan
23
17a
Inc,—
47—-->-2'
Machine.:—2'-
Chief Consolidated
ChiMStiana
83 72 Mar
14 7a
50
137a
13
Chesebrough-Pond's
Continental
25
400
674
Apr
10
25
167,
25
29 7a
8%
Corp-,7,_'__-,7i__—5
Cherry-Burrell
81%
16 7a
25
1
'-•>-$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred———-—*
Century Electric Cd__'i;l-i_--^_-,^Lr:10
Chamberlin Co of America_-_i__-—2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd-,—.--————--7-1
common——
Apr
48
23
1.50
Co Inc
For footnotes, see page
674
10
100
prior preferred
Borne Chemical
22
872
1
&
7 7a
47/a
3
Co
Co common
(S)
(H C)
Jan
Apr
Jan
~2%
&'-Light 4%, pfd— —100,
Securities. Corp
Central
Construction
Benrus Watch Co
4772
56
6 74
127,
-1
Maine
Apr
474
48%
1
Corp
Corp
62
678
Compo Shoe Machinery
Baruch-Foster
22 72 Mar
Feb
"lA
Corp——1
——J-_ 1
Power 3.50%' pref—100,
Apr
100
_*
50c
Wright Corp
Candy
11,900
l
& Power Ltd
Engineering
Barton's
5 7a
__50c
Tr Light
4%
shares
Construction
common
Barnes
lc
_
Ltd
Barcelona
BarChris
New
Co
Andes
Jan
277a Mar
Hadley - Corp_ I
Central
Clary
Bailey & Selburn
Banco
Jan
Minerals —'—.-6c
Corp—
Clark
Corp
Jan
2V2
187/a
3 74
Apr
772 Mar
137/a
5
Corp
Securities
1374
7,500
Feb
107a
B
Baldwin
4,700
62,200
3572
Instruments
G'larostat
Baldwin Rubber
-
5%
22 72
17%
57a
1172
Jan
Corp
Industries
2072 Mar
18
5 72
217a
57a
Jan
2 72
Mfg Co Inc
Collieries
Feb
50
Jan
17a
5072
——1
A
Industrial
Ayshire
197a
21,400
5
900
—
non-cum
Apr
207a
97s
78,400
1
Products Inc
Steel
13 7a
25 7b
900
53
Corp
Radio
2,300
18 7a
70,800
8%
Corp
Plastics
Aurora
Apr
14%
25 7a
49,000
507a
Inc
Inc
Audion-Emenee
Jan
13 72
257a
3%
17a
Inc__,
Apr
35 72
20%.
77a
9 7a
warrants
General
Sewing Centers
Jan
27a
Jan
Capital Cities
10 74
x527i
10 pesos
Industries
Atlas
Atlas
17
19 74
Capital City Products--—
6%
Mining &
Corp
Jan.
13,900
•r8
Broadcasting ——__1
-5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1
Carnation Co
5-50
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred-*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (JW) Co
—^
1
Castle
(AM)
& Co,—7—
—10
Catalin Corp of America——__—-——l.
—5p
Development
7i
Jan
Jan
1%
34 72
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd___10
-5c
Atlas
ft
672
1,400
32%
50
1
Canadian
s
Consolidated
7,200
11,000
2 74
Apr
-10c
Atlas
,
1374
Apr
67a
2 7s
2
3
._'
1978
9%
3
—1
74
167a
-fk
14%
7B
-n r
vtc_l
Dredge & Dock Co—_—-_*
Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Husky Oil Ltd
_1
Industrial Gas Ltd——2.DO
447a
6%
1
Food
Apr
1274 Mar
58
—
._£l
Jan
3
Jan
10 7»
20
preference ————
Southern Petroleums Ltd
%
Canada
Feb
Industries—
Electric
Associated
17a
2,100
97i Mar
Bread Co Ltd—
l7/a
74,103.
____4
Co
73,500
3
1174
*
Ltd common—;_—*
Canada
20 72
19,100
100
Jan
5%
Ltd—II'
Campbell ChibougamaU Mines
Jan
87a
42,800
87a
177a
1
—5
35
9,10a
43 74
2,100
22 7a
—___50
—,—50
50
95
15 7a
43%
pfd
Ltd—
Corp
•J
157a
7"
Asamera
/8
25c
preferred
convertible
35c
1
2.50 "
___.
warrants.
Co.
74
92
pfd—100
Light 4.72
&
Power
&
Apr
7
75
6%
Gas Co__
Arkansas Louisiana
Armour
A
class
Electronics
77/a
7%
75%
5
Corp
Industries Inc
Apollo
Jan
fa
1
:—20c
1
Film
&
Inc
97a
1474
Inc.—___—10c
common—1
Canadian
Chemical
97a
33
*
Corp Ltd,
Aviation
Consol Oil & Gas Co,—.—
Apr
25%
Anken
Apr
74
Electric Power
$2.50
1
Anthony
Apr
15 72
;C
$3.00
474
American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp A' shs_3.45
Radio Corp
147a
Jan
2
1
—:
preferred
preferred
preferred __—
1974
3474 Mar
28 72
Anglo
Jan
1072
147B
Inc——__-1
12 72c
Corp___:—
Eastern
Calvan
A
77a
800
97B
6d„
——25c
Inc.-
Co.
Calgary & Edmonton
Jan
2,400
12,600
Jan
4%
37,100
147a
1572
2%
Jan
26%
474
74
107a
47,
1,300
1974
Feb
12
2%
7%
59,000
34 7a
Feb
Jan
7%
47a
17
4 7i
14 72
1173
Shoe
77a
7
1674
Jan
12
41,800
147B
10
Co_—
Jan
2%
4,900
37a
15
—-1
Machine
Biscuit Corp—
367a
6 7a
36
34 7a
19%
5
Paper
Angostura-Wuppeiman
Apr
Aor
Jan
87a
37*
2
Andrea
474 Mar
dep rets ord shares—3s
American
Apr
10,600
36%
1
Jan
,
Burroughs (J P) & Son
82
23,900
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Thread- 5%
preferred
Co class
374
Eurma Mines Ltd—
Burnell &
2774
47a
Writing
Oil
700
(The) Company——2.50
&
Hill
Bunker
Jan
4 7a
American
Lead Mines Ltd
4
preferred-—_—_'—
serial
6%
Feb
9 7a
American
Anacon
37/a
—
.—
Corp
(The)
Buckeye
1374
47.
1
Amu rex
4
1
*
—
Budget Finance Plan common—50c
60c convertible preferred---9
55
97e
A
American
7 74
Feb
16
50c
Inc
7
Apr
7%
—^
class B—
Bruck Mills Ltd
Apr
117a
12.50
Inc
MARC
7%
—10
Co
Rubber
Ltd—
Manufacturing Co
—£1
i
preferred
Brown
12
£1
American
Feb
2,700
Jan
1
American
Apr
19,500
Jan
25c
Mills
Mar
20,600
Jan
Inc
Paper
10
10
3972
73/4
7
*
shares
American
8A
34
2,500
Ltd—
Co
•
Israeli
American
363/a
143/4
47a
Inc
Aluminum
American-Internatl
300
10
16
21
678
9
1
Systems
9
*
Jan
Apr
Feb
9
£1
registered—____£1
Power—______
7 7a
6,700
pfd-100-,
Co
Apr
Apr
18%
15.700
778
20
Book
Jan
363/a
133/4
39,600
Beverage Corp
American
Jan
77B
8 7a
_1
American
357a
293/4
3,200
1374
1074
3
American
35%
_*-
35
A
21
9 7a
50c
Corp
34%
3
1
Distillers cl A com__30c
7%
_1
Ambassador
3472
Co_________
Company
8%
10
$3.75
Jan
rets ord reg
dep
Brown
10%
1
of America
2
rets.ord bearer——
dep
Amer
British
86 72 Mar
227a
Corp
Paper
Aluminum Co
14,300
Jan
2,300
£17»
Inc
Aisco
23/4
Feb
307a
common-1
Inc
2%
Apr
Buell
Allied
27a
87t
10c
convertible preferred
5%%
40 72
207/a
672
19
7%
Corp
34%
Feb
Apr
100
83 7a
Inc
Pictures
Jan
32
Apr
38,700
297a
Inc
Tire & Rubber class A
Alliance
30
2,400
.
;
American Tobacco—
83 7a
warrants
Allegheny Airlines
Allied
550
343/4
American
4 '/c
Co
33 72
British
1
Engineering
Ail-State Properties
Apr
323/4
British
rtcs American shs_
deposit
Apr
Apr
32%
Apr
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American
14,400
772
34
Apr
207a
~774
4% Mar
Jan
33
6%
131
~77a
Jan
4%
___„1
7774
29%
1
37/a
772
Jan
83 %
__,
7 8,600
472
Feb
100
Airlines Inc
3
67a
3 7a
10
~7%
,1,500
Jan
4%
507a
100
preferred
common
2772 Mar
1%
7 74
16,300
5%
131
50
preferred
5%
5
5
Jan-
19
1,100
272
20c
—
British
Aid
27a
4 72
Corp——:
Oil
High
Low
24
22%
& Power ord_*
Works Inc_—_•
10,500
6%
76
874
7
207a
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27a
Bridgeport Gas Co—
—_>_—.*
Brillo Manufacturing Co———:
1
Britalta Petroleums Ltd——_——_____1
17
Sales
Snares
22 7z
1
Breeze
147a
1
Low
security whether
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
I8V2
1
/VA-':
—
Gear
Foote
Brad
.>,
Apr
20
147s
Shoe Stores
Surpass
24,400
10
Manufacturing
Supply
4
18 7a
474
15%
10c
_
Corp
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Agnew
I6V2
1
Co
Plastics
Admiral
25c
Inc
Products
V'/."." .7.
High
Brazilian Traction Light
common
Precision
Acme
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
every
^uring tne current year,
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
3 V4
RECORD
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
Range for Week Ending April 28.
Sales
Week's
Low
1.
Mfg Corp
,
Missiles & Construction Corp
Acme
Aero
Corp
complete report of the transactions
beginning Monday, April 24,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, April 28.
and
a
•
.
%
72
400
8 72
4,300
10
Feb
%
Jan
1 Vb Mar
674
Feb
1872 Mar
4034 Mar
7%
Jar.
493/8
Apr
9:% Mar
Volume
193
Number
6051
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1927)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <R.nge f™ w..k Ended Ap,II
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Distilling Ltd cl a voting
non-voting
——1___
(Hi
of Prices
Class
B
Inc
Coro
& Reynolds
preferred
$1
Cott
15%
17 Vb
1.50
9
American
15%
Apr
19
Feb
Jan
20 V\ Mar
9%
18,100
6%
6%
200
2%
3Vb
61,100
1%
36%
9,700
Jan
9%
Apr
5% Mar
6%
Apr
6
Crown
Corp
3 Va
3 Vb
Jan
5%
Power
Co common
preferred
5
35%
35%
29'A
Jan
8%
500
6 %
Jan
(Md)_._
5
16%
16%
17%
1,200
11'A
Jan
18% Mar
partic
*
87 Va
87%
88
67
Jan
89
_25c
3%
3%
4%
7,300
2%
Jan
5%
10c
2.50
7%
7%
8%
2,540
5
Jan
8% Mar
Co
1
_
Petroleum
Internat'l
"A"
Crown Drug. Co_
—„——_
Oil & Land Co common
preferred
:
8
__
I—
—
—
24
26
94%
90
11 V*
11%
550
—
16
■
General
40
Apr
8%
Jan
Apr
Co
Corporation
Cubic
*
u_;
_—
Curtis
Manufacturing Co
Cutter
Laboratories
Class
B
class
class A
A._
*
19
Feb
Apr
Jan
34 %
95%
Apr«i
11,800
51V2
Jan
95%
Apr
11%
200
9%
Jan
14 % Mar
6,100
8%
Jan
15% Mar
3,800
8%
Jan
15 % Mar
11%
11%
12
11 Va
11%
12
.
Builders
5%
D
Development
Electric
Daryl Industries Inc
__50c
8%
6%
11
6%
101,800
6%
Jan
900
36%
20
98%
Jan
39%
Feb
Jan
102 Va
Jan
6%
7%
3%
3%
4%
23,400
1%
Jan
6%
4%
6%
7%
Apr
42,800
4
Jan
7%
Apr
325
27
7%
25
Corp
2%
34
38
1,100
2
5,000
Jan
4%
3 % Mar
Jan
Va
7% Mar
Jan
38
Apr
14%
Feb
1
12%
11%
13%
45,400
10%
Feb
4%
4%
5%
600
4%
Jan
General
Co
Ltd—
Fireproofing
General
Gas
General
Indus
5% Mar
Apr
7%
32,900
5%
Feb
%
9%
11'/a
11,700
7%
Jan
.20
12% Mar
20%
19%
20%
450
16%
Jan
23
1
lo 7a
9 V4
11%
32,600
Apr
6 Va
Jan
Mines Inc
10c
Dayco Corp class A pref
1
_35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
11%
7%
A
7 Va
4%
Jan
7%
29%
30%
550
29%
Jan
32% Mar
13 %
11,300
9%
Feb
13 %
3 %
3,600
2
Jan
38%
5,300
87,300
4%
Jan
9%
Apr
200
18%
Jan
24 Va
Apr
34 y«
Jan
39
Jan
19 Va
18%
20 Va
18,200
14%
Feb
23%
1
2%
2%
2%
20,100
1%
Jan
3 Vb
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred—..
1
10%
Apr
10'/a
1,200
8%
Jan
11%
:*
Apr
Giannini
Corp
Controls
(AC)
40
97
1
75'/4
1
24«/«
_1
Feb
93 Va
Apr
52
*
.—
Corp
Jan
101
Apr
Feb
96%
Feb
Mines
A
n-v
Ltd:
—
Co
68
76%
76 Va
23%
24'A
Apr
2,800
21% Mar
26
11%
11V4
Apr
11%
10,700
9l®6 Mar
*
class
com
15
19
18%
19
17%
16%
17%
—
Co
Tite
100
*
Inc
Yellowknife
Glenmore
10 %
100
_
_
Industries
Distilleries
_
22 y4
21 Vb
22%
1
Inc
17%
16%
17%
-
class
B
25,400
900
Jan
11 %
22%
Apr
10
Jan
18%
Apr
10%
1,000
10,500
Jan
Jan
23%
Apr
8,300
11V.
Jan
18 Va
5
33%
29%
35%
Apr
16,800
23%
Jan
35 Va
1
2%
Apr
2%
2%
800
2V4
Apr
2%
Jan
_10c
11%
9 Vb
12%
95,600
5%
Jan
12%.
Apr
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Apr
12%
4,700
9%
24%
50c
Apr
16,100
36%
7%
7%
•
Corporation
Glass
11
36
21%
2.50
Enterprises—
Plywood
36
5
—_.
Corp
Stores
Gilbert
9%
39%
100
2%
American dep rets ord reg-__—£1
Gilchrist
50c
37%
100
"2%
preferred-
General
.
39
1
General
Giant
Crystal Dairies
High
__1
Corp common
convertible
Giant Food
Daitch
Jan. 1
Low
1
"wts"
Acceptance
Alloys Co
General
19%
1
Range Since
High
Mar
180
1
common
common
*
.
General
General
Tobacco
Cuban
Low
s—_—100
—
Gellman Mfg Co_
Apr
;
Milner &
Central
$1.12
Apr
Jan
19V4
Gatineau
General
Petroleum
Crown
Crystal
13
14%
'
for Week
Shares
16% Mar
7%
dep receipts
(ord reg)
£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del) __50c
Creole
Feb
1,000
'
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
G
Apr
2,600
17%
'
•
—
17%
15%
"
Jan
28)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
High
15%
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Crowley
200
15%
13%
17%
«
Corp—
Low
17%
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
——i
,_1
common
STOCKS
Shares
*
class A„_
Beverage
17%
5
;—
Corroon
Low
"
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Corby
Sales
31
Stores
Davega
Corp
2.50
commoa..
preferred
5 'In
Brothers
Davidson
Inc
_..—
9
Day
6
.
Stores
Dejay
Mfg class
Dnn'Msm
3 Va
5
38%
A
debenture stock
8%
13
50c
3
36%
100
148
149
26%
40
7%
Apr
Apr
4Va Mar
Feb
41
Apr
Jan
137
151
Apr
Globe Union Co Inc
Gobel
(Adolf)
Gold Seal
Productions
Desilu
Gasket
Detroit
&
Inc
•
7 %
Quality
Amer
Diversey
6,700
8%
8%
15 V4
10%
1,100
10%
57,400
25c
-
%
com. __10c
Supermkts
Jan
16,300
%
Apr
9%
Feb
15 %
Jan
iii
n
16%
77/a Mar
4%
Jan
reg
-
10%
13%
13,400
6%
Feb
14
10
10 Vb
1,000
9%
Jan
10 % Mar
Apr
1
Corp
Corp
class
A
conv
5
13%
5%
A
13 %
800
4%
Jan
_
14%
2,500
10
3%
3 Va
3%
4,900
3
Mar
11%
11%
12%
5%
Jan
4
1
_
Research
&
Great
10,600
8%
Petroleum Ltd
Dome
Steel
_
.
Bridge Co
Dominion
Tar
Textile
&
preferred
O
Greer
15 Va
4
Jan
17%
6%
Grocery
Apr
Guerdon
Mar
14 Va
Corp
_
10 %
Feb
21
__
14%
Jan
Stores
_
_
Products
Industries
38
38%
125
33 Va
Jan
38%
lllA
12%
15,300
8V8
Jan
13%
Apr
H
Jan
11%
Apr
Hall
Mar
50 %
Apr
—-
-
11
11%
15,800
9
50'A
501/4
50
45
31 VB
•
33%
17
34%
12,600
14%
57
29
13%
15%
17%
28
1
15%.
54 Va
.
26% Jan
36,900
Jan
10%
Jan
1,500
50%
Jan
A
35
Jan
22%
252,800
%
8%
300
7,700
58
10
Rights
Apr
Mar
20%
4
common
3%
1
4
4%
10s
___.
4%
~~7
7
1,800
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
..25
Hastings
Mfg
i*
Apr
Apr
Havana
Apr
5%
37%
7,000
12%
14%
67,400
4
Jan
25%
33%
Hazeltine
46%
6 Va
Apr
Hebrew
7
/
Apr
Hecla
,
Jan
7'%
Bond
Electronic
11%
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
24%
Apr
Apr
15,700
9%
Jan
23 Vb
Apr
63 V*
63
66 Va
4,900
46 Vb
Jan
73
Apr
2,200
11
400
33'A
Heli-Coil
Heller
Jan
3,400
3%
Jan
2,800
23%
Jan
175
172%
Jan
153
51
Jan
!»
38%
14,500
lii
1A
19%
Co__
30,500
1%
Jaivvrt't
7%
'5,800
6%
Jan
34%
5,500
24%
Jan
12 %
12 Va
13
5,700
24 %
24%
24
Rubenstein
Helena
&
7
1,500
Jan
.
19%
4% Mar
9% Mar
34%
,,
Jan
Apr
15% Mar
26
Mar
15 Va
16%
6,600
7
Jan
17 Va
67 Va
67%
1,200
63
Jan
70 Va Mar
7 Va
6%
8%
23,700
4%
Jan
%
1 Va
6,200
%
Jan
—10c
*
*
*
-100
100
—
pfd
-
Payne
Inc—._—1-
Products
Galion
;
15%
Inc
Corp
(WE) & Co 5%%
preferred
,
67%
1
—10c
_—
10c
'
'
Apr
8%
Apr
1%
Apr
8
8
8%
35,100
4%
Jan
10% Mar
40
39
42 %
17,400
25 %
Jan
44 %
Apr
3%
22,000
3%
Jan
8%
Apr
9%
Jan
59 %
12,900
3,200
41%
13,200
57
59
37%
37%
12
46%
32 ya
Jan
12
Apr
15%
17
4 Va
4
103
10
67% Mar
Jan
44%
100
Jan
105%
70
103
10c
Inc..
Apr
Highway
1
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Jan
80 %
Apr
19
Apr
18 Va
54,400
6%
Jan
4%
9,100
3%
Jan
40
■
Apr
Hilton
25c
10
50c
Industries com
preferred——
Hill's Supermarkets Inc—_
Apr
90,700
iii
Jan
Hi
Apr
31.'A
32%
8,100
25%
Jan
34%
21'A
23%
2,600
15%
Jan
24%
Apr
Apr
5%■
Hoe
Trailer
convertible
"warrants"—,
Hotels
& Co Inc common—_—_—1
2.50
(R)
Class
A
Hoffman
—
International
20,300
24
Jan
47%
Apr
Feb
4% Mar
Jan
26%
Apr
Associates Inc_ _10c
16%
15%
16%
15,300
9%
Feb
18%
Apr
_50c
26%
23
28
52,000
12%
Feb
28
Apr
Holly Stores Inc——
ll'A
10%
11%
24,200
6%
Jan
12%
1
12%
Corp—
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holy Corporation
14
3,700
50c
3%
3%
8%
800
22%
20%
22 Va
2,500
14%
16 Va
8,800
11%
5%
11
14
Apr
Feb
4
Mar
6%
Jan
8 Va
Feb
Apr
10
Jan•
24 %
5%
Jan
17% Mar
9%
Jan
8,100
2%
11%
5 Va
11
10%
.
Feb
2%
60,100
7%
3%
2,700
8%
Jan
14%
Feb
10%
4,400
3%
Jan
12%
Apr
5%
7%
Feb
Apr
16%
12 Va
14
14%
Apr
-
171
<
3%
7%
29%
25
Feb
8%
180
Jan
3%
7 Va
Apr
31
.
3%
33 %
7%
Missile Facilities-—-- _25c
Corp
Co.
of
America
;
11
,
12%
•
11,700
%
18,500
3 6'A
7
35
20c
2,700
8
101
pfd—_ -100
99 %
99 Va
1
25%
23%
26'A
5%
5 'A
5%
-—
59%
1
_
57'A
Industries
4%
1
1,000
4%
28%
Apr
Jan
5%
Apr
4%
3,500
3%
7'A
7%
400
6 %
Jan
8 Vb
7%
8%
1,500
18%
Electronics-—
&
19%'
16%
5% Mar
18%
2,800
17%
9% Mar
23%
Jan
6%
8%
42,300
3%
Feb
6%
8%
78,100
a°a
Jan
32
18,600
a
372
_l0c
5
Mar
8 Va
•
Jan
7%
"
—
5,200
7 Vb
25c
or
20
Apr
'/
6% Mar
19%
_10c
—
Corporation Ltd
_$1
Exquisite Form industries Inc__
'
«Ian
23% Mar
;
"
.
8%
Apr
32
■
Jan
t V
Jan
25c
Inc__——>
Mines
5
50c
-
Jan
18%
Jan
%
Jan
2 %
Apr»
26% Mar
3%
Apr
13%
12
15%
7,300
4%
Jan
15%
Apr
42
42 '/a
600
29%
Jan
43
Apr
10%
11%
7,300
714
Jan
10%
—
——:_7.50
& Co
(Geo A)
U
——--
1%
1,300
86,300
42
—*
A__—
-
8,600
3%
*
——_
class
2%
24%
1
—
Co
Co Ltd
E
1%
3
23%
2%
2
23%
10%
10%
1,800
7A
Jan
11%
Apr
36 %
35%
36%
300
33'/a
Jan
38%
Apr
11%
12%
Apr
Apr
63 Vb
Jan
7'A
—:
—
Eureka
102
Jan
1
^
Esquire Radio
Hormel
Jan
10
—
—
—____—
Oil
Home
Class
Jan
47%
Holophane
Apr
38% Mar
12%
1
—1
—
preferred———
9%
Jan
19'A
1st
13% Mar
-
4 Vb
100
60
Jan
Jan
Apr
94 VA
55,600
-
_
9
5
•,
22%
16,200
,10c
Corp
common
Inc
39
Jan
U
22
11%
24,600
Manufacturing Co
Esquire
Feb
5%
16,300
1
.
47%
National
cum
■
28%
11,500
2
———
26%
Forge & Steel Corp common
6'k
Ero
Apr
100
10%
1
Inc—
40 VB
convertible preferred
Erie
Apr
1
22%
Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
$2
13 %
22'.
7%
Apr
32
10c
__—.__
Air-Freight
Empire
_
Light
24 Va
Specialty
Equity Corp
Apr
2% Mar
Jan
20
11%
Apr
23 %
8'A
Emery
7%
Jan
20%
10c
Corp
Hofmann
Electronics
Jan
%
11
22
Inc
46
Electronic Research
Electronic
3
300
_10
_.i-l
Corp-
Communications
L'tectronic &
Apr
2 V4
_25c
15%
1
Corp
Assistance
Electronic
12,200
39
9%
2
Kosher Foods Inc—50c
37%
5
Share
&
23,800
39
National
Jan
7 ' '
33%
35
1
Electric
7%
2%
13
Mining Co
42% Apr
27%
6%
-
27
176 %
-l_l
Corporation _—J——_—
Electrographic
-
.—
Lithographing
Jan.
26
,
Edo
-
_
Co
Bishop
Jan
176% 176%.
27 V4
♦
.A—
A
6%
1
common
series
44 %
45
_20c
Inc
Corp
preferred
Apr
—2
Electric
Mar
Apr
Hercules
Freightways
States
$7
4%
10 Vb
26% Mar
20%
50c
—_—
.Apr
E
Corporation
Eastern
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
—
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Helmerich
Eastern
1%
5'/4
24
~
Apr
1
—
Harn
4 'Jo
Eastern
2 Vb
IOV4
2V4
Plywood Corp
16
59
Jan
450
13 V4
—
{;j
3%
'200
7
41%
37
Dynamics Corp of America .-'..— —•_!—1
2
400
38%
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co__——0
,
,
com—"
A
6 Vb
12%
'
5
_
Corp
Lamp Co
Hazel
reg
B
—
Apr
2%
H
B
&
29
.
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
."
6V4
2'/4
Industries
Western
Harbor
Co
class
7%
Jan
Apr
12
1
5
Corp,.
23,000
4
Va
~
50c
--
Apr
38%
Co
Hosiery
4%
10 Vb
4
1%
12% Mar
18%
Fair-Community Drug_.'_-!__^l-.-.l
Duke Power Co
i—1—
11
Test
10
11,400
320,500
9%
—
class
Inc
American
Jan
Jan
_
Durham
6,800
2%
18% Mar
10%
Drug
Duro
8
12%
2 Vb
12% Mar
10%
11%
dep rets ord
(Thei Co__
7,800
11%
2>/4
1
1
Industries Inc
300
—
American
14% Mar
11%
11%
30
....
Leases
Gulton
18,200
•
Duraloy
11%
Feb
10%
9 V4
Apr
Jan
12%
0
Exploration
&
Jan
Jan
16%
0
Harris
Jan
Company
&
12
I.
Drilling
39% Mar
.
States Land & Industries-
15%
..
—
30% Mar
Jan
_
_
Gulf
12%
..
Corp
Jan
33%
common. _60c
A
Warrants
16 Vb
Ltd.
Brewery
Driver
Apr
10%
2,400
17 Va
2,000
5
Corp
series
Frehold
Jan
17
.
5,900
34 >/4
10c
..
Hydraulics
Gridoil
.32.50
(Thei
Draper
17%
—
—
30%
34
r
7.50
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
1,500
17%
6
Ltd
Co
preierred
Dorsey
5,300
11%
-
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
$2
9'A
11%
—
*
Ltd
Co
8%
8%
11%
0
stock-
ord
Chemical
Dominion
Dominion
2%
-
_
Ltd
Coal
&
41,400
27'A
34 Va
,_1
Inc.
Gulf
Dominion
2'/4
29%
4
Producers
Western
6 7o
2
16%
-
Industries
Chemical
Lakes
Great
2
_1
Co
Rapids Varnish
American
Griesedieck
'
10s
_
—
Mines
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
■}§ Mar
13%
'
class A
Gray Manufacturing Co__
Apr
10
-10
ord
rets
Chemical
Dixon
14%
8%
15 V4
Ltd—
Co
dep
Dixilyn
..
preferred-
1st
Distillers
13%
1
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dilbert's
13%
1
Manufacturing
Detroit Industrial Products
Consolidated
Goodman
Great
_
Products Corp
Goldfield
Gorham
Grand
_
Inc
8%
Apr
*
Horn
&
Hardart
Eaking
Horn
&
Hardart
common—_____
5%
preferred
Hoskins
Mfg
(The)
Electric
Howell
Hubbell
B
2.50
Products
Inc
470
42%
9,300
151
Apr
189%
Jan
33 Va
33 %
33
300
38%
Apr
53
Jan
96
38%
Jan
103
Jan
30
Jan
35
Apr
13% Mar
12%
6,200
7%
22
24%
1,400
15%
Jan
25
23%
22%
24%
2,000
14%
Jan
25%
Apr
1
44
34%
45 %
45,700
Mar
45%
Apr
53,200
1
Inc..
—_—10c
—1
2.50
—
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
11%
23%
5
Hycon Manufacturing Co
Hydroinatics
162 %
151
5
Co
Inc class A com
common
Vitamin
Hudson
151
*
100
Co
Motors
(Harvey)
Class
Co
———
—.__
—5
11%
29
2%
Jan
Jan
Apr
6 % Mar
4%
5%
22%
20%
22%
3,100
18 V»
Feb
24%
Apr
28
27%
30
15,400
21%
Jan
31%
Apr
29
29
30
1,500
27%
Feb
32% Mar
14%
13%
15
14,100
11%
Feb
16%
11
10 Vb
11%
21,100
46
15 %
44%
46 %
8,200
14%
15%
14,200
9%
300
5
F
Fabrex
Corp
P'airchild Camera
.
——
—
Instrument—_.
&
—
1
1
:
Jan
10.L. Apr
130
Jan
188%. Apr
3,300
30
Mar
8%
169 Va
16,800
33%"
7%
7%
179
5,600
20%'
4,600
8
2,500
183%
6%
«•
..
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int—.___1
1.50
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co._
Fanny
Farmer
Candy
Faraday Uranium
Shops
1
Inc__.
Ltd
—
Federated Purchaser class A——
_
1
1 %
17.: Jan
,
Apr
1%
Jan
1% Mar
2%
Jan
4%
Firth
common-
Fischer
&
Fishman
Flying
Ford
Porter
(M
Tiger
Motor
Motor
American
Forest
City
Head
Fresnillo
:
Hi
Co__—
Co
Line
of
Co
—,—
11%
10,500
6%
16,500
6%
3,800
14%
10,700
9%
7,700
3%
Inc.
—-■——_!■
_r-—1,
— 1
Inc——'_J
Canada
5%
■
Jan
5%
Jan
Apr
12% Apr
7 V4
Apr
7%
16
7
26%
5%
7
25%
16%
•
Jan
15 V*
Apr
Feb
64
Apr
.
10 %
7%
16,700
28%.
15,100
14 Va
14 Va
14%
17%
125
143%
148
19%
20
2,000
11%
11%
6,500
Jan
8% Apr
29% Mar
12
25,100
—__.—
18
16
500
16 Va
Jan
4%
1,800
16%
Jan
Apr
Jan
15% Mar
9%
Jan
19 Va Mar
131 %
Jan
_1.25
4%
1
4 VB
.Company____<_,
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
3%
see
17'A
16%
—1—5
-—
For footnotes,
>.—
3%
—ilOc,
r—
Co
Indust
40%
38%
page 34.
5
4
;
19%
Jan
10%
Jan
Electronic
Industrial
17%
Credit Corp
Homes
40%
of North
Breweries
Holdings
International
Products——
Jan
Feb
Iowa
Inc——
Corp_
Investors Royalty
13%
Oil
—1
_1
5
—33%c
1
Company
pfd—_100
Manufacturings—
1
1
Public Service Co
Fireman
Apr
iron
2,700
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
ironrite
28
9
84
7%
7%
27%
19%
90 A
12
38 %
8%
A
84 %
84
Inc
Jan
18%
Apr
Irving
Jan
42%
Apr
Israel-American
Air
3.90%
——•——-——
Chute
Oil Corp—
—
1
10c
6%
150
8'A
29,100
Jan
9
Apr
11% Apr
37%
Jan
46%
Apr
13
Jan
15%
Apr
9A
APr
Jan
80
9% Mar
—
2°3
87x/2 Mar
6%
32
_*
r*
Jan
8%
Apr
8
Apr
10,600
4%
Jan
30 Va
4,400
18%
Jan
30Va
18%
20'A
3,300
Jan
24 Va Mar
89%
94%
6,800
Jan
97
11%
.12%
4,000
10%
Jan
12% Mar
37%
39
1,100
30 Va
Jan
39
Apr
6,200
7%
Jan
11%
Feb
8
7
8
8%
7%
800
2%
2%
2,200
9
76 V*
7%
Jan
23
21
2
Jan
79
—_
>21,,
4%
27 VB
7%
Apr
20%'
5-
2,800
1
1
5
—
America
Insurance Co
International
Jan
7%
class A
Corp
International
1%
7,300
25c
Plywood Co Inc
Inland
114,200
Va
Corp—50c
Hardware
Inland
Intex
Brewing Co—
_33%c
Corp.-
—_£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)
—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd —100
155%
Ltd—
11%
(Geo A)
16
Magnetics
Apr
4% Mar
•
'
dep rets ord reg--—.—~£1
Enterprises——— 1
(The)
5 Va
5'A
IMC
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
.
14
14 Vb
24 %
42,600
6
|6
-.
Feb
8% Mar
28,100
~
4
6V4
6%
Corp—
i'!r
10V4-
IIVb
Construction
___10c,
convertible
preferred————8
Sterling Inc.—
_—-2.50
60c
Fox
1
3%
5V»
40%
'
Jan
National Realty &
Corp
Ford
1%
1
-25c
First
19%
20%
10c
—.
General
7
8
313
Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd——.
Financial
32
33 }/4
-Jan
Jan
8% Mar
2% Mar
82
Mar
6.200
15%
Jan
23%
Apr
5%
Feb
8%
Feb
6%
6%
5.300
29%
33%
2.20C
18 Ya
Jan
102,800
A
Jan
%.
Apr
36% Mar
%
Jan
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1928)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Low
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Clemens
6'/
Co
Inc
Industries
Jetronic
—1
10c
1G7«
7%
7%
15c
Glass
3%
3%
Ltd
Jupiter Oils
161
4
17',
8.600
1214
8%
10,700
6%
Jan
3%
94,500
Hi!
18%
Jan
Jan
4
Apr
9*4 Mar
31;;
Apr
Mt
Metal
Products
preferred
Diablo
Mount
Company—
Mills
Vernon
MPO
2%
Videotronics
_L__
_1
Murphy
Industries
Kaiser
Gas
Kansas
Katz
iDi
Company
Electric
&
4
50c
pid—100
Corp
&
4 % '/&
1
Drug Company
Chemical
Kawecki
Co
Kawneer
Co—
—
25c
—:
Kidde
Kingsford
Company
(I
(H
Kostin
96
31
18
1,300
14%
Jan
19% Mar
33%
4,900
24 Va
Jan
36%
class
1
22%
21
24 Va
7,400
8%
Feb
25% Mar
a
Jan
Mar
1
10c
3Vs
1%
3
3%
18%
4,300
2 Va
Feb
3% Mar
8,500
jj!
Feb
2%
Co
5
_
5
7.50
3
318
1%
2
3
55,400
1%
Jan
3%
11,200
2%
Jan
3 Va
20
21V
78
23
3,600
12
21'a
32%
Apr
20%
32%
300
10%
50,000
21'a
Apt-
Jan
37%
3%
Jan
11%
Feb
27
15
Apt-
19 Va Mar
16,700
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
7,200
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
—
15 %
15
16
500
1
20%
20%
20%
preferred—
1
20%
20%
20 7
—33 Vac
3%
»
3%
3
—
2
71,300
Jan
Nachtnan
Corp
Inc
Shore
Apr
Apr
3%
Apr
Corp
Lamson
&
Jan
47
7,600
12%
Jan
24%
Apr
3%
2,200
3 %
Feb
4%
Jan
_
a
5%
a
x40
Mar
-10
.
5%
3,300
4%
Feb
612
3,700
5 %
Jan
13%
3
13%
13%
900
1314
Apr
17%
15%
15%
16
1,400
13%
Jan
167a
Feb
4%
6
6 %
National
class
Products
Meter
7 %
2,000
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
1,600
5%
Jan
8%
Feb
Realty
Leonard
Refineries
Le
Tourneau
Inc
Locke
Steel
Lockwood
Class
Chain
Kessler
3 Va
69,100
2%
2,600
10%
Jan
31
11
19%
—5
__
48
3
19 V
2
■
7%
17
%
15%
17%
19
20
4
73a
38
310
-
8
19 V
9%
Jan
28%
—
Jan
2%
31
1
_
8'a
6,300
15,700
12%
Y
—
200
9%
12 V2
common——1
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Llthium Corp of America Inc—i—__—1
N
8%
53 %
12 V 2
Inc
<B«G)
7%
_—3
Corp.
Liberty Fabrics of
5% preferred
8%
4
5
_—25c
Corp
Lefcourt
83
>
13%
Feb
31
Jan
Jan
19%
Apr
7
475
Feb
75a
52,100
Apr
Jan
412
1,050
4
Jan
18
8
Apr
25c
5%
5Va
53a
2,000
Apr
23% Mar
Feb
3%
(The)
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co_
Electronics
Loral
Gas
Land
Lucky
Silver
Friday
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
—-25C
Mines
Lead
(The)
-
■
40%
11%
38 %
2
49,000
18%
1 Va
10
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
2
13,800
%
3%
300
2%
Jan
34%
34
34%
300
1
25%
24%
26%
6,900
Inc.
Weld
3%
Research
National
Rubber
Steel
3
Apr
16,000
12%
Jan
31
Apr
26%
26'/a
28'%
7,400
17%
Jan
31%
Apr
22%
19%
23
1,900
18
Jan
23
Apr
41
41
44
4,200
31%
Jan
45
Apr
12%
13%-
175
10%
Jan
13%
Apr
Jan
5%
31,200
2%
3%
400
2%
Jan
4
3%
13,300
16,300
16,100
1%
Jan
3%
19%
Jan
16%
Jan
23%
Ap
4,000
13%
Jan
28
Ap
28
Feb
42 %
Ap
Jan %
57%
1
41
1
21%
2
23
21 Va
22%
23%
23'%
1
40'/a
35%
42%
—20
52%
52
53%
1
1%
A
__
Co
England Tel & Tel_-1.
May
Clock &
Idria Min
New
Jersey
&
New
Park
New
Process
New
York
Rim
Jan
Ap
%
%
14,700
%
24 Va
14%
53,000
19 %
Jan
26%
Apr
13%
4,900
8%
Jan
17
Apr
1%
1%
1%
18,600
1
Feb
3.33%
Rosario
31
—
27%
500
u
33,300
Feb
1
1%
124 _% Feb
23% Feb
600
32%
26%
27
20
153%
150<
150'*
*
L
....
Apr
173% Mar
30% Mar
27%
Jan
Mine's
,
18%
Ltd
%
____1
;
%
37 %
Jan
!.V
Apr
1%
Apr
7%
Apr
1
1 Va
1V'4
1,400
%
%
Jan
Noma Lites Inc_
1
7 Va
6%
7 Vt
34,700
4%
Feb
Jan
1
4 %
4 %
4
%
1,200
4
Feb
1
3%
2%
3 Vt
4,300
2
Jan
—
-
'
North
Southern
&
American
Railway
Royalties Inc
Mat-
5
3 Vt
.
Apr
AptNorth
Canadian
North
Penn
2,400
lo
Jan
22 %
Apr
Northern Ind
Oils
Ltd^
.J
2 Va
—25
5%
5%
1
Jan
31%
Apr
North
8 %
Jan
12 %
Apr
Nova
25
Ap
Nipissing Mines
Feb
700
Ap
2%
.•.Wr r
Nickel
73%
5.900
2%
Jan
22%
20% Mar
12
Apr
1 %
%
*
Co____
York & Honduras
New
46% Mar
31%
2
127,300
.
1
Co
Jan
11%
.9,500
177,800
%;39;%
2%
2
13%
25c
Auction
Jan
30
46% Ap
23
50c
Mining Co
Jan
11%
14,400
%
Ap
1
Co
Land
Arizona
4
30%
,
Ap
Ma
2
Co
Zinc
Mexico
60 %
2
44
5%
1%
19)
Watch
Chem
&
New
New
7,600
—2.50
„
2%
x39%
„1
(expire
1% Mat-
148,500
4%
Corp class
14,700
—
3
28%
3%
Inc
32,700
221%
Apr
2%
24 %
3%
Video
43
19%
12
4%
Corp
20
22%
21% Mar
Feb
3%
National
71
_10c
14% Mar
Jan
8%
12
1
Electric
19 %
3
Jan
11%
400
10c
Co
Union
Rights
800
2,800
10%
Corp——30c
Associates
Transit
New
13 Va
20%
28%
*
National Telefilm
Mur
31% Mar
2
50c
Ltd
National
Nestle-Le
Jan
10
—
Chemical—
National
Don
19%
1
1
Corp
Car
38
18%
~3
25c
Inc_____;
Machinery-
Apr
Apr
Mat-
Jan
13
%
19
1
Ltd
3%
33
10
13%
Machines.
Industries
National
60%
16
Apc
4%
7%
Presto
19%
31
9%
14 Va
4,100
31,900
Petroleum
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
9 Va
National
70%
—
Co
Corp
1 %
'
Apr
9 Va
12 %
Stores--.
—30c
___
Exploration.
&
17%
13%
Jan
7% Mar
8 Va
Electric
10
Corp—
Service
Louisiana
Louisiana
1%
1
Co
Feb
3%
500
10%
Mfg &
Norfolk
Lodge & Shipley
Feb
7%
150,200
177a
Bartlett—
&
A
8%
7,700
9 Va
8'%
6%
Apr
9% Apr
'54% Mar
Apr
Jan
24
44,800
8
Apr
54% Mar
13 %
8 V«
12
9
Equipment Rental Ltd.
Nelly
7 Va
8%
Apr
9%
Company
National
Natus
7
50 %
Jati
15,200
11%
H.%
National
Jan
6%.
—1
A
Jau
35%
Jan
1
National
Jan
6%
8%
12%
-1
Jan
7
5
University—
Extension
Salle
La
Lee
9%
Jan
6
-3
Alfalfa
Bellas Hess
New Haven
Leesona
Jan
33
Dehydra
National
6 %
I
Corp
8
300
,_1
National
7
5
Inc
Industries
Lanston
33%
24%
3%
Delaware—
of
Sessions Co
Larchfield
3.400
22%»
3°
_1
__
Industries
Lamb
36 7
23 Va
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson
37 %
1
Corp.
_5
__
National
Mar
1
_
-
Ltd
Mines
1,300
9%
Inc___.
Industries
National
Lake
8%
35
a
29 %
Jan
Jan
5
Napco
National Starch &
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics
31 %
8 V
9%
,_1
___
Namm-Loeser's
Apr
21 %
,
20
1,700
N
Apr
%
25
'
„
class A
Co
Apt-
4
Jan
Jan
8%
Apr
3
.
Feb
h
12 Va
32%
9%
9%
79,900
8,600
p.;
7,500
35
__
50c
16 Vt Mar
Jan
2%
183a
Apt-
19,200
50%
8%
8%
.10
_
6%
Jan
6 Va
27%
48
26 V
2.50
Muskogee Co
4
5%
26 Va
5%
—1
Corporation
Apr
Jan
18
19.300
>4
Apr
18
31 Va
Apr
13 %
Apr
Mar
Apr
11
_25c
Forge
Jan
12'%
Corp—
(The)
60%
1,900
convertible
Kropp
5.000
4%
Apr
2,100
a
!_—
(The) Corp
$1.20
36%
Feb
18
Apr
Jan
95
15 Va
_
Corp
Kratter
997a
27%
12
—1.25
__—
Inc_
Hotels
Y
Mar
5.000
3%
100
4
32%
2.50
Apr
45a Mar
14 3
——
Rubber
B.i
Li
Knott
307a
90
137a
22
_
Klion
92
Jan
2912
86',4
88
Jan
3
97
28'a
j
8%
17,000
11%
1
Kirby Petroleum Co
—-—-—1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
—-—1
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc_—
1
Kleinert
1
96
28'
90.000
a
4
15%
—— —
Kingston Products
13 3
11%
Copper
Oil
3%
23%
Cobalt Ltd-—.
Company--
Kilembe
Kin-Ark
12%
5
1
2.50
(Deli
Jewelry Stores
Inc
(Walter) & Co__—
Kay
1234
3%
Va
2%
Jan
12.50
,
-5
Kaltman
~4
Jan
3%
•
A,'
&
1
K
J
Tel
Inc.-.
Tel
2%
Va
High
Low
2 Va
800
~
4
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
2%
,_4
Mountain States
of Prices
Low
1
com—
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
Mt
Jeannette
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
Co
RR
Pub Serv
Rankin
Nickel
4%%
pfd_
100
—
iV
4,200 %
■
1%
—
Jan
50
90 Va
40
84
6 %
63 % Mat-
89
—
212 Mar
Jan
4 Va
16,200
8
64
Apr
65 % Mar
Jan
90%
l :i
Apr
%
26,600
T!Y
Jan
____1
7%
7%
8
2,300
6%
Feb
9
10c
5 %
5%
5%
43,800
3%
Jan
6% Mar
13 Va
99,900
Ltd—
Mines
2
6 V
64
50
_
%
1
T<r
•
-
■
lii
Apr
"
Industrial
Nuclear
Corp
ly
of Amer
Corp
(Del)
A
—
Mar
M
8
14 %>
16%
8.300
22%
20%
23%
6.400
15%
Jan
25 7 a
Vending Co class A
36%
35%
39%
4,400
19%
Jan
39%
Apt-
1 %
2%
6,100
1 V
Jan
2%
Apr
1.1
Jan
Trucks
Mack
15 3
warrants
Publications
MacFadden
Macke
Mackey
Inc
Airlines
:—-1
Inc_
1
—33 %c
lc
10c
50c
Inc___
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Goods—
Corporation,—
Sporting
Mages
Magna
Oil
Maine
Public
Co
—0
1
%
in
>7(i
5%
Mangel
Service
%
Stores
l"ti
21,800
?%
"
4.
6
Jan
8
%
3
42.mo
5%
,
1,900
17%
Jan
4
Jan
4
4%
Feb
7%
Apr
Apr
Occidental
Ogden
Ohio
Petroleum
1,200
22
Jan
30
17,200
25
Jan
44 %
Apr
48
46%
50
4,300
10 %
10 V 4
11%
6,800
30%
Jan
57
12%
Apr
22
27 Va
95 Va
100
Communication
Martin
2.50
Rubber-—Y
Tire &
International
Marconi
Town
V,v
4
£1
Ltd
Co
Massey-Ferguson
Ltd
1
_*
Maule
Inc
35%
4234
45
43 %
46 V 2
Cup
Corp.
Industries
13%
14%
McCulloch
Oil
Menasco
Mfg
50c
Corp
Johnson
Mead
Co
&
Co
1
:
18,600
1.200
Metal
April
Thermit
&
2 %
5%
6%
1
10
r5%
5
26
46 %
2
Jan
122 %
Jan
Jan
4
13 Va
Jan
7%
25%
'
'
—
w
57%
17%
Mfg
Corp
:—10c
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6V,
%
Home
Microwave
Midland
Oil
Mid-West
Midwest
Corp
Si
Manufacturing
Pacific
Clay Products
Corp
%
Jan
81%
Jan
134%
Apr
9,500
5%
Apr
9%
Apr
23 Va
3
11%
14%
4,900
5%
Jan
Feb
class A
com
29
Mar
Pacific Gas
5%%
1st
1%
Apr
6%
& Electric
1st
—25
preferred
redeemable
5%
redeemable
25
25
preferred
1st
pfd series A—25
preferred
25
1st
4.80%
redeemable
1st
Pwr
&
Aluminum
Missouri-Kansas-Texas.
Mohawk
Airlines
RR
(Can)
Molybdenum Corp
of
11%
Feb
19%
Feb
Jan
15%
52
Jan
3%
Jan
6,500
15%
Jan
6
Feb
Apr
26 Va
Apr
44
45 Va
Apr
500
38%
Jan-
31%
31
31 %
•2,400
30%
Jan
32
27 7
a
27%
28 %
1,000
27'/a
Jan?
28% Mat-
25%
25%
26 %
600
251
Jan
26%
44
44
25 Va
25%
2,000
25 Va
Jan
25% Mar
25%
25%
800
24%
Feb
26 %
Apt-
24 %
24%
700
24 %
Feb
25
Jan
2,300
22%
Jan
24
Feb
22
Jan
1st
preferred
25
22%
22%
22%
2
12 %
11%
13
Lighting. $4.50 preferred-——*
$4.40 dividend preferred
_*
93%
93%
94%
90%
91
98%
93%
120
88%
89%
430
Feb
11%
5,000
34%
Jan
Pacific
4 %
Jan
4 % Mar
Pacific
13
12%
13%
1,400
11%
Jan
14% Mar
21%
21%
21%
6,700
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
$4.75
dividend
23 %
23V4
2434
2,600
14%
Jan
24%
Apr
$4.75
conv
100
Jan
22%
19,900
6%
Feb
13
Apr
230
86 Va
Jan
95
Mar
20
86Va
Jan
94% Mar
Apr
60% Mar
Feb
Apr
a
redeemable
13
Jan
a
24%
25 V
4.36%
Jan
8 V8
*
8%
7%
12%
12%
13
800
26%
28
500
8%
5%
7,400
6%
6%
7%
7%
7%
8
Apr
13 %
Apr
Jan
25%
1,700
39%
Jan
99
26,100
1
1
8% Mar
Jan
11'%
__
10c
"ctfs"
Jan
35
Feb
102
28%
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
7% Mar
3 %
Jan
8
Apr
i;j
39%
24%
1%
90,100
%
Jan
1 Va
Apr
39%
42 %
9,700
36%
Jan
45 %
Apr
24%
27
5,200
23
Jati
29%
Apr
1
4%
4%
5%
3 Va
26,500
Jan
5% Mar
Inc
Industries
preferred
dividend
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
*
Petroleums
20
82%
Jan
88%
preferred series B„_
100
4.50%
preferred series C———100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
97
97
10
91
Jan
98 %
83 %
Feb
92
Apr
Apr
150
Feb
4.80%
Montrose
Chemical Co
_—______lv
Mbdfty Investors Service partic pref
_*
25c
i
"
"
146
Apr
'Apr
Airlines-
9%
12%
"7%
13%
_9%
6,300
15,500
1
Ltd
I,'
Pacific
Power
Light
&
5%
pfd
Corp
class
Pancoastal
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil
Park
A
(C A)
Chemical
(C
—.—_*
—___■—__1
At
vtc__2 Bol
Amer shares—1 Bol
Company—
Pen
Co
class
A__ 10c
2
B
1
Metal
14%
Feb
Peninsular
57%
Apr
Pjenri Traffic Co—:
4% Mar
9%
Mar
Pentron
Electronics
Corp
1%
5,100
2 Va
Jan
4%
Apr
41,500
9%
Jan
13%
Apr
8,700
5%
Jan
9%
Apr
350
99 Va
Feb
108% Mar
105% 120 %
6,900
51%
Jan
120%
25%
3,100
24%
Jan
27Va Mar
6,400
28%
Jan
68%
Apr
Jan
1 %
Apr
Jan
1%
Apr
24%
54% x64
1 V2
7/a "
8 Va
1%
13,000
1
9
800
1
3,700
7
Feb
4%
16
15'/a
Jan
15%
Apr
16
800
14
Feb
16%
Apr
15 V2
16
2,200
12 %
Jan
16%
10 Va Mar
12,400
9 Va
3,100
7 Va
Jan
3%
2%
3%
2,300
3%
Feb
1
__|
1
10% Mar
11
8%
:_1
Apr
15%
13%
8%
——2.50
Apr
9%
2
Products
Jan
Feb
Mar
,
90% Mar
4'%
8%
1
Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
10%
150
Jan
91%
13%
3%
1-2
1
2
A—
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd
117
24%
60
1
Electrochemical Corp class
Class
Pato
y_1
99
Jan
84
102 % 103 %
4%
13Vt
_100
Paddington Corp class A___.
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall
89%
9 %
54
13%
*
Jan
130
_*
preferred
Warrants
Parker
88
61 Va
Jan
13%
3,600
23
100
footnotes-, see page 34.
Jan
16
4
22%
88
For
5%
24 3
22%
10%
—
Products—
22%
25
—100
Electro
a
preferred
Park
Morse
4%
200
1st
800
Warrants
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
2,400
15
redeemable
1,500
pfd
Monogram Precision Industries—
925
17%
4.50%
50
Ltd
60%
17'/a
Feb
11%
50c
America
56%
4
20% Mar
11%
1
Molybdenite Corp
Jan
Jan
49%
:
Inc-
1,400
4 Va
Jan
10%
i
Light 5 %
TV.
6%
Jati
Jan
3% Mar
2Va
5
Company
Jan
3%
10%
47Va
convertible preferred
Minnesota
Mirro
Vt
1,500
3,200
2.50
Mining Corp of Canada—
3,400
7,800
$4.36 dividend preferred
4 % %
23 V
8
pfd_—25
preferred
1st
11%
Co
Miller Wohl Co common.—
"5%
1
1% Mar
48
50c
__
'
5%
3%
17%
preferred—'"
Corp__
TV.
a
%
5
3%
3
Apr
Mar
4,200
6%
Apr
Jan
97
Apr
7
1
—
Investment
17 %
6%
1
Electric
Oxford
1
Inc
conv
Abrasive
Factors
10
Corp—
Associates
1
1
preferred
Micromatic
Mill
.___
6%
1
Oxford
5%
Inc
Extruders
5
Securities
3
'
15
'
Opelika
5 'ft.
Miami
...
24% Mar
6,000
1,900
V
Jan
11'<;
26%
Jan
30%
Feb
3
200 Va
r6 V
8
89%
22
v
14% Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
.160
.
13% Mar
Jan.
26 %
Apt-
Jan
119%
114
'
Apr
6 V'8
100
117
42%
10%
36,300
22 %
4 % Mar
Feb
39% Mat-
12,500
22 %
241.
Corp
26
9,200
199 %
2%
185
6%
1
(expire
.
22'%
1
Mesabi Iron Co—
Rights
"2%
193
7
1
Refrigerating Co_
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Merrill
6%
25,200
1
—
Merchants
3% Mar
2,700
14
3
Maryland
100
4
*z%
4%
13%
1,300
3%
5%
1
Corp common.
7
Overseas
warrants
Co
8
Marine
V 105:900
_
90c
Old
Apr
Jan
19%
27%
93%
1
O'okeip Copper Co Ltd Anier shares-10s
Mansfield
10%
22
27 Va
50c
Co
Apr
40%
12%
.20c
Corp
Corp
Brass
Apr
27%
37%
39%
o
Feb
27
7
Majestic Specialties Inc_
2
9
2%
11 %..
' 7%
4%
2A
2%
11%
Mar
4
Apr
Mar
Jan
6,800
2
11%
3,800
8%
Jan
6
7%
2,300
6
Afir
7%
Feb
4%
4%
16,600
2%
Jan
5%
Mar
A-
2\l
12
Apr
Volume
193
Number
6051
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(1929)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Last
Exchange
Par
Shares
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Last
American Stock Exchange
(The)
Boys
18 'A
1
17%
19%
11,500
7%
High
Jan
21 %
Apr
'
Signal
Oil
&
Gas
Co
class
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle
Corp
2.50
75 '%
75%
76%
2,300
65%
Jan
78%
Apr
24%
24
24%
600
22'%
Feb
27'%
Jan
Silver
Perfect
56%
39%
57%
65,200
37
Jan
57%
Apr
Silver-Miller
1
Apr
3% Mar
1%
Jan
Silvray Lighting
Inc
Simca
Shares
Photo
Peruvian
Inc
Oils
__20c
&
1
Electronics
;
1 Va
1
1
%
19,400
1
Minerals—
Phillips-Eckhardt
4 '%
4%
4%
16,600
35%
2,600
6'A Mar
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
—
B
;
Creek
31%
31%
Apr
38%
Feb
$3
Precision
Mines
American
Simmons
327/e
5
■.
_—.___
Class
Corp
Phillips
Long
Dist
Screw
Tel
__
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Aircraft
Corp
Industries
Inc_
Pierce
Corp
6
Co—10 pesos
Co
(Del)
10c
5%
67
8
6%
1,700
5
Jan
6%
Feb
6%
5,500
3%
Jan
7%
4
15%
15%
13%
:____ 1
9%
9%
1
21,400
Apr
9 Va
—
:
-
7'A
Jan
15'A
4,000
7%
Jan
10%
9%
3,000
8
Jan
102
102%
800
96
Jan
14
14%
3,000
11%
Jan
11%
19,100
10
Apr
10% Mar
Sinclair
Railways
Pittsburgh
Materials
Plastic
Erie
Lake
Co
&
Scale
Pneumatic
102
___*__5o
—*
:
Polymers
.
Inc__10c
I—
14'A
10%
8%
Electronics
Poloron
Products class A
Corp
Apr
25 %
27%
South
Jan
50
Feb
18%
19,900
Jan
28%
^Polymer Corp class A
Power
Corp
Prairie
Oil
of
iff
14,700
'A
3%
3%
6,800
3%
4%
3,500
4
28'A
29-
250
27
*
28%
31%
31
31%
700
28
Jan
35
1
51
%
51%
53%
1,570
45 7%
Jan
65%
£1
7%
7%
7%
500
5%
Jan
10% Mar
*
8%
8%
9%
14,100
5'A
Jan
9%
Apr
11%
11%
12'%
9,800
Jan
14'A
Jan
♦
.
Co—
Paper
Corp
Mills—
L
—
1
Coast
Inc
South
Penn
Oil
41%
Co—
33'A
32%
33'A
2,500
29%
Jan
33% Mar
California
66
66
67
62
Feb
25'A
!__12.50
Apr
5%
Feb
16%
Apr
4.88%
cumulative
preferred—.
26
23
.25
26%
9,000
17%
Feb
27'%
Apr
4.78%
cumulative
preferred—-
__25
12%
13 Va
53%
preferred
25
10%
Jan
13%
Apr
4.56%
cumulative
50'A
Jan
59%
Apr
4.48%
convertible
cumulative
65'%
200
Apr
Jan
25 7%
Jan
24
Jan
25'A
Apr
63
Jan
70'A Mar
62'A
60%
62'A
300
58'A
Jan
69'% Mar
22%
21%
22'A
3,300
21'%
22'A
22'A
900
21%
Jan
22%
Feb
21%
21%
21'A
1,000
20%
Feb
22
Apr
Apr
preferred
65
72
24'A
700
—25
preference-
6,100
25
Proctor-Silex
(The)
Prophet
Providence
Vo
of
Puritan
4,900
40%
Jan
5'%
5,900
4%
Jan
ft
49"%
6
4.32%
4.24%
cumulative
preferred
25
cumulative
preferred
25
Jan
A Mar
Southern
California
Corp
15
14%
15%
4,000
7'A
Jan
15'A
16'A
1,000
14%
Jan
17
6%
6'%
6%
300
2,900
5%
Apr
Southern
Materials
8,500
12%
Jan
26
Apr
Southern
Pipe Line
22%
23
300
19%
Jan
24%
Apr
2 7'A
29 %
11,500
20'A
Jan
35'%
Apr
Realty & Utilities
1
Royalty Co_
_5
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
28%
1
*
10%
11
10%
3,500
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
^___100
&
Co
Sportswear
87%
Corp
25
Jan
88
1,700
49
Jan
105
23%
1,000
21'%
Jan
25
20
24'%
17,800
13
Jan
24'%
Apr
19'A
5
83'%
99
22%
24
___*
Co
87%
94
22%
_3
;—
87%
98
20c
Timber
18%
21'/«
7,700
12'%
Jan
21%
Feb
Mar
Apr
.
Co
Inc
:
Southern
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc___
Standard
$1.60
Dredging
Corp
convertible
4%
6,500
2'%
Jan
5
A Mar
Apr
37
Apr
Metals
Oil
Enterprises
Standard
Ramo
Inc
Rapid-American
Rath
Packing
Corp___
Co
1 !.<
25'A
31%
35%
24,000
16'%
35')'. X
17
13
50
17
10
.
100
25 V4
1
:
13%
13%
13%
*
15%
15'A
16%
1
19%
19'A
19%
Equities Corp of N Y
Reda Pump Co_:
1—
1
7%
7%
Reeves
1
Trust
of
!
.
Jan
Apr
27%
Jan
22
Jan
35%
Apr
16'% Jan
700
Estate
Real
14
25'A
5,200
40c
Rayette Co Inc
Feb
11,800
67%
19%
Jan
(Kentucky)
i
Realty
.Broadcasting
1
Dev
&
"8%
(Robert)
&
Remington. Arms
100
18% Feb
20
Jan
9
14,700
10'%
Apr
Sterling
Corp___
Republic Transcon
Precision
9'%
Jan
12%
Feb
100
23%
Jan
26
Jan
900
12%
Jan
15%
Feb
2%
2'%
2%
36,900
7%
Jan
3'%
Apr
71%
6,700
68'A
Jan
81%
Feb
Apr
9%
8%
Indus Inc
Corp
1%
Apr
2,200
537/a
Jan
12%
13%
6,400
liy8
Feb
13% Mar
Stylon
Corporation
24%
18%
25-'%
6,900
13'%
Jan
25'%
Electronics
6%
5%
7
10,600
37/a
Jan
Apr
8% Mar
Sunair
1
Sunset
International
*
7
7
7%
5,000
4%
Feb
9'% Mar
19%
11,600
14% Jan
600
2'A Feb
Rio
series
Rio Grande
Vtc
Valley
extended
Robinson
A
Jan
Technical
3
-
200
1
8 %
8'/e
8'/a
8U
u
8!ff
8ig
9,000
Iff
U
16,300
1
7%
6%
7'A
40,400
Inc—20c
24%
26%
17,300
:—
3
1965—
Products
Supercrete
Ltd
Tool
&
Rollins
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Symington
Syntex
7%
Jan
7'%
Jan
Roxbury
A Jan
23
4%
14
Jan
7'%
Apr
Jan
27%
Apr
82'A
83'A
50
78 Va
Feb
85
Apr
33
36'A
3,300
26'%
Jan
42 7%
Apr
15%
14%
16%
4,700
11
Feb
18'A Mar
6U
6%
_1
regis_—_
£1
Carpet
5% Mar
4,700
61!
4%
Jan
9'%
Apr
3%
Jan
6'%
Apr
24'%
Apr
11%
Apr
5,500
5%
6'/a
29,700
5
23%
19
23'A
5,300
1
10%
10
10%
500
8'%
Jan
__50c
Inc_
;
Company
6j{| Apr
15% Mar
9'/a
30c
2%
27/a
1,500
l7/e
Jan
8'A
8%
1.50
Inc
American
Royalite
Oil
Russeks
Fifth
Russell
Ryan
Corp
5%
(The
F
&
8 A
9ft
19,300
6
2%
2%
9,500
1%
11% Mar
Jan
2%
—:__50c
3% Mar
Jan
Mar
3
1
4%
4'A
4%
7,600
2'%
5%
Apr
Petroleum———__1
C)
3%
3
3'A
1,200
2'%
Jan
3'%
Feb
4%
4
8,500
2
Jan
4%
Company
Consolidated
Ryerson
Inc
Avenue
2%
9
*
Ltd
Co
Haynes_
—1
—
Talon
class
Inc
Class
San
23%
4%
Milling Co Ltd—.—16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred—
20
4 '% "h
series preferred
—
20
4.40%
series
preferred
5.60%
series
preferred—
20
;—20
24
B
Saxon
Sayre
*
25c
25c
1
3.50
(Del)
Corp
Paper
Fisher
&
Co
—
,
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Jan
Apr
Technical
Technical
Technicolor
A
Seeman
Oil
Texstar
—
197% Apr
21
Jan
19
Seton
18'%
18%
17%
19
Mar
22
1,200
Jan
22'%
500
21'A Jan
%
%
361,400
Vt
ca
YV
1!
300
A Apr
H Jan
23'A Mar
%
Jan
Mar
6%
6'A
6%
1,500
6'%
Feb
7%
Feb
10%
9%
10%
2,300
7% Mar
11'%
Apr
10
Tilo
&
Toba,cco
Amer
Todd
11,900
6%
Feb
11'%
6%
6,300
4'A
Jan
7'A
Apr
8'A
10,500
5
Jan
8'% Mar
Jan
9%
Apr
Apr
Apr
Inc
:—10c
v
General—.———
1.
4%
4%
5 Va
11,900
4'%
4'%
4%
2,100
2'A Feb
5%
Apr
2'%
Jan
5%
3%
Jan
411
A
4%
3,100
40%
43%
53,800
20
44'A
40
44%
26,200
20'A
1
27%
26'A
28%
6,600
26'A
12%
12%
12%
800
14%
14%
16%
5,600
11
10%
12%
14,400
7%
*
17'A
14%
17'A
4,700
14'%
5
B
4i«
41'%
1
1
Inc__—
8'%
8'%
8%
28'/e
29 »A
5,300
139'% 142%
4,200
20c
Inc
common-!
Mining-
21%
800
20'A Jan
23
700
36 Va
Apr
43%
2,200
18
Jan
23%
Apr
57%
56%
61
33'%
Jan
66
Apr
Shoe
—*
common
4
of
of
America
For
29 Va
12.50
139'/a
100
preferred
Co
Canada
.
.
Jan
Jan
5
11,800
7'A
25,400
3'% Jan
4% Feb
5% Feb
6
5'A
40,800
3'A Jan
6'A Mar
1'%
8,200
% Feb
2% Jan
4%
1%
37%
1
3
4'A
3
9,300
Jan
7% Mar
4%
Apr
2%
3
1,700
2 Va
Feb
8%
10
13,400
5'A
Jan
10%
38%
20,100
28%
Jan
45% Mar
3
Apr
38
Apr
35%
29'%
29'A
_
—
3
20%
45
Jan
40
—
29%
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40
7%
4,500
20%
29'%
7,300
20%
—
4
—
.
l'A
5,000
37%
Jan
29%
Jan
29'%
Apr
Jan
7
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8
Mar
Jan
Apr
417% Mar
77%
11,100
4%
52
52
53%
4,500
3 l'A
Jan
60
Apr
26%
26'A
27%
4,700
26
Apr
31
Apr
85%
78
88
24,300
32
Jan
92'%
Apr
33'%
7%
_
39%
41%
155,300
4'%
4
4'%
12,400
3
26'%
21
26%
Feb
8%
Apr
Jan
41'%
Apr
Jan
11%
5%
Apr
26%
56,300
9%
Jan
5'%
6'%
16,300
2%
Jan
6'A
Apr
10c
11 Va
9'A
117%
29,200
6%
Jan
11%
Apr
10%
8%
107%
41,300
5
Feb
10%
Apr
50c
Inc_
_
_
2%
2%
3'%
23,300
3%
Apr
1%
1%
18,600
1%
Jan
1
$4.56
6
1%
*'
pfd
17%
2
—
17%
2
Jan
l'A Feb
Jan
92
'
—
Apr
Feb
97
-50c
A
i-A
Jan
10%
10%
14%
30,800
9%
Jan
14%
Apr
13%
15
13,300
7'/a
Jan
16
Apr
19%
.
28,800
13 7%
_
19%
20
1,700
21%
Feb
21*6
Apr
16%
Jan
2%
2%
114,500
1%
Feb
2%
10
12%
10%
12%
1,600
8 Va
Jan
12%
Apr
7%
7'A
7%
3,500
5'A
Jan
9%
Apr
25c
Inc
com__.__10c
1
Co
Park
29%
28 7%
29'%
2,200
25'A
Jan
30%
Apr
1
30'A
8,400
25
18%
29'A
18
32%
1
19%
1,900
17%
_
Ltd
Markets
Inc
Inc__
class
Inc
A—
—|
_
2
Apr
Mar
Jan
33% Mar
19'%
Apr
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
4'A%
11% Fob
£1
12
Apr
preferred
;
6%
500
5'A Jan
6%
Apr
20
Corp
24
24%
400
20
Jan
25'A
Apr
100
86
86'A
50
83
Jan
87
6%
5s
1
3%
3%
3%
2,600
1
12%
U'A
12%
32,700
Cuba
Oil
class
Co
ft
Trav-ler
Radio
A
Apr
True Temper Corp.—
•
<; ,t
Gas
Co.
Apr
Union
Investment
Apr
Union
Stock
19
Apr
9% Mar
of
vr '" '
»
i
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5
*
!
of
Omaha
United
Aircraft
%
Jan
%
Apr
22
1,400
14'%
Jan
23%
Apr
12%
14
19,000
8%
Feb
14
Apr
'A
4%
Jan
7'%
Apr
7'/a
6%
19%
20'A
500
15'%
Jan
24% Mar
29%
30%
8,500
24'%
Jan
31%
Apr
33
28'A
34'%
6,900
19%
Jan
34'%
Apr
7%
4,800
Asbestos
Corp
Canco
30%
Apr
United
United
Corp
Improvement
Jan
United
Milk
50c
l
Elastic
Apr
98
Jan
36
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
%
..•1
a
,
Apr
.vjru
United
&
15% Jan
16%
18'A
8,600
15%
Jan
11'A
U'A
200
10%
Jan
27%
27%
200
27% Jan
6
6%
6%
13,900
4
4%
4 A
4%
15,300
3% Jan
27%
Jan
21% Jan
19'%
Apr
12% Mar
Feb
30
6% Apr
4% Mar
Ltd
vtrc_
Jan
2
41'A
42%
1,000
40%
Apr
48
2.60
8'A
7%
87/b
27,800
4'%
Feb
9%
Apr
5
Gas
5'%
5%
5%
500
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
5 Va
Apr
_1
*
&
Investing
Products
1
1%
42
i«
19,800
•
%
A Apr
Jan
Molasses Co Ltd—
American
United
Oil
17%
—
4
20
Products
United
153%
17'A Mar
•
Corp
Canada
Co
Feb
Jan
A
10
Chemical
Union
Jan
31
'
50,400
20%
'A
U
Unexcelled
14 y8 Mar
17%
27%
20,100
Apr
14
*
warrants
Apr
33'% Mar
12%
125
2,000
%
3% Mar
13%
30%
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
42%
Jan
94
%
Jan
3% Jan
22
50c
Corp
2%
Apr
Apr
6% Jan
—.
A
Lux Corp
1
Transports Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Apr
11 'A Jan
1,500
21
19'A
10c
footnotes, see page 34.
27
26%
—
25c
—
preferred
Jan
9
—
*
.1—
Petroleum Co
52,700
Mar
V 5
1
3'%
5
1
—
Inc
United
Siboney-Caribbean
Feb
Mar
3%'Apr
Apr
*
-3
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
20"
Apr
1
Petroleums
Corp
Shawinigan Water & Power
4%
16
22%
Trans
5
7%
Co
Feb
38%
1
Inc
Light
Shipyards
Trans
7
8%
Sherwin-Williams
2'A
24,100
Apr
8%
6'A
Jan
new
3'%
»
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
9%
Jan
Co
14% Jan
21%
Co
Toledo Edison
77/B
3%
Denn
1,000
21'%
5
Inc_
..
Roofing
6'%
2'%
Leather
20
1
convertible
70c
Thriftimart
97,300
Servo Corp of America—T
Shattuck
Jan
Feb
300
20%
20'A
6%
Servomechanisms
12
50c
Corporation
Shovel
18'A Mar
20%
5%
class
2,600
Jan
8
25c
_
i
Electronics
Thorofare
57'8
Latz
25% Mar
14'%
2%
21%
_5
Corp
Apr
1
&
Mar
87%
Corp..
Power
ll7/e
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Corp
Apr
20
18'%
•
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common
Inc
Texas
Jan
Airlines—
Bros
Seligman
Serrick
29
2,100
20c
Industries
Texam
7%
19,800
(The)
73,500
22%
;
36%
2
Terry
Thorncliffe
8%
Freehold
Seeburg
127,500
42%
14
,
14'A
29
67%
,
'
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Tri-Continental
Security
Apr
21'%
»A
3'%
1
A
Electronics
Feb
7'A
Metals
.
21'%
warrants-
Terminal-Hudson
10'%
8'%
Corp
26
Apr
,,15
Mar
-42% Apr
47%
Co—
Corp
Industries
Jan
7,800
Seaporcel
14
5'%
Tenney Engineering Inc_
5%
9%
Securities
80
7'%
Inc
Teleprompter
Apr
8'%
Western
Jan
10c
_
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
25%
8%
Seaboard '&
35%>Feb
—-1
_
class
Co
Operations
Jan
1
Allied
Seaboard
Jan,
Corp__ _—1
Petrol
Materiel
common
18%
Milling Corp-;—
Plywood & Lumber—
Seaboard
157%
—..
*
200
9
50c
Ltd
Savage Arms Corp
Industries
Jan
20
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International Corp..
Amer
Savoy
Apr
8%
10
8,700
9%
8%
*
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Petroleums
5%
1
common
2,000
8
8%
——2.5o
Inc
23%
Carlos
Sarcee
Apr
Jan
1
(Del)
Thompson-Starrett
Salem-Brosius
1%
2'A
14'%
cumulative preferred
Thew
*.
Ltd
Corp
Jan
96,300
12'A
Textron Inc "warrants"—
Lawrence
Apr
93,900
38%
Corporation
Textron
St.
15%
l'A
5%
21%
5
Inc
Wayne
Television
Royal
Jan
16
1
4'A
Mar
9
New
Products
8%
15
Apr
10% Mar
33
Raceway Inc
Rowland
2,800
13
1%
Superior Window
83
Broadcasting Inc
ord
Apr
125
—-
Die
Jan
Rolls Royce Ltd—
rets
8'%
75%
_
Feb
3
pfd F—_100
Corp
dep
Jan
3,000
_
Rogers
Amer
6
28
Corp
Apr
21%
—*
Elec 4%
&
9,800
70% Mar
4%
Rochester Gas
Apr
8'%
Co—
Gas
to
2%
*
——
Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants
17'%
19%
i—:—50c
Argentine Mining- Co
Ridgeway Corp_;
8%
26%
Stop & Shop Inc __v-i——J-
64'A
30%
Jan
26%
Co
64%
11%
Jan
3%
3,200
10c
(Hugo)
12%
Jan
24'%
15%
(Del)
(JB)
L—10
9%
200
48,200
5
5
Stinnes
51,400
2,800
87%
l'A
5
Stetson
1%
1
Rico
15
■;
10c
Stone Container Corp
1%
11%
29'%
7
—
50c
Feb
1%
—:
9%
6%
29
13
—
4 Va
5,200
1
71
—1
87% Mar
35,900
65
71
*
8%
Superior
Resistoflex
Corp
—_1
:__
Mar
3,200
1
3%
%.. Jan
Apr
12
14'%
14%
Stephan
7%
.-.
14
11%
29'%
Sterling Brewers Inc
Jan
Jan
26
75%
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stelma, Inc.
Apr
Jan
8'A
13%
10c
.
—
8%
6
10'% Mar
1,600
50c
Inc
4% Mar
2%
Apr
11'A
Canada
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of
Co
3'%
Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic
Instruments
Steel
;—1
Co_
Co
Statham
7%
■
Apr
19%
26
—1
__
preferred
3%
5c
Corp__
Co
Reliance- Insurance
convertible
Ltd_^
common
3,400
Jan
102,100
9%
43
Jan
13%
,10c
Mines
Corp
1
Corp.—
Reinsurance- Investment
Reis
Corp
Uranium
(The)
(The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
3%
14
1
B
Apr
Mar
,ix '
Soundcraft
Reeves
Aviation
Starrett
50c
class
17
8%
12%
Apr
Jan
11'A
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Tube
19
19
-
8%
1
20%
7
28'A
114,300
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A
J an
18
1,400
19%
12'% Jan
68% Feb
25'%
Mar
26
10
___.
Feb
,
Investment
America
40%
17%
Jan
Jan
18
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Shares Inc—
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Inc
38
8%
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
Stanley
R
Ramco
58%
13'A
20
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Standard
37
9%
600
12,500
.1
common
preferred
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Standard Products Col
4'%
2,900
25%
*
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Q
4%
10%
65'A
21'A
38
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Stahl-Meyer Inc
9%
63%
25'%
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
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Corp.
9%
63%
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Standard
Quebec Power Co
4'% Mar
17%
Southland
Jan
16%
15%
l
7'%
20%
8%
22%
2
7
19
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Jan
2
7%
19%
20
Colorado—
Pulp
Quebec Lithium
Petroleum
1
common
preferred
Telephone
Pyle-National
47%
71
1
Inc
preferred
Sound
Puget
5
Gas—
Rico
Puerto
44
5%
Company
Service
Public
4 'A
Co
convertible
$1.25
44%
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Mfg
Progress
j>66%
Ltd_.
Mines
Preston
Feb
Mar
2}|
Jan
40
24'%
25%
24%
200
24%
preference
450
2%
Apr
Feb
25
2,900
54%
2
60%
Feb
9
Edison—
Jan
original
~9
Jan
2%
65
Jan
Jan
10%
*
Feb
Mar
6%
2,400
—.—
Jan
27%
11,000
Lambert Co____
&
Prentice-Hall
6'A
42%
500
4.08%
Pratt
Apr
Mar
A
1,700
2%
2
Jan
7%
15%
2'/4
Jan
36%
2%
1
%
4%
7'A
14%
—„_
Apr
Jan
Feb
35%
2%
Canada
2%
1
Corp
14 y4
Royalties Ltd
A
Jan
1
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.
4
1
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Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Apr
3%
413
Apr
3
32
66,500
——2.50
Corp__
Apr
Jan
Publishing—
Manufacturing.
Southern
(The)
Polycast
28%
24'%
A
preferred
(Howard)
Sonotone
11%
39
26%
50c
Jan
175
2%
25c
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered-:
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;
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Apr
22'A
32
2%
5,000 fr
Venezuelan Oil
High
22,400
"2%
1
Amer
Slick
16'A Mar
5% Mar
10
Polarad
103
Low
28
Singer
Smith
Pittsburgh &
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
Apr
6%
Shares
30'%
10c
.
Simpson's Ltd_
Philippine
28
2
Ltd—
Boardman
conv
Low
2
for Week
of Prices
Par
A_
Sales
Range
Sale Price
..
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Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
33
N
J
dep
RR
rets
&
ord
Canal
regis
_10s
100
5% Mar
—
170
170
30
167'% Mar
174
Feb
34
(1930)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week 's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Par
U
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U
S
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Tile
BONDS
.
Shares
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
High
American
_50c
4'A
4'A
4 %
6,700
3%
Jan
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal American Corp
S
_
7%
7%
900
6%
Jan
8%
10 ■%
10%
1,700
8%
Jan
.
25C
12
12
Chicago Transit Authority
Davega Stores Corp—
Jan
6%s
13% Mar
9%
12%
70,800
4%
Jan
12
42 'A
45'%
4,500
31%
Jan
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
Universal
10
Insurance
Oil
3,000
6'%
Jan
9%
Apr
14%
82,900
12 V4
Feb
16%
Jan
27'%
Apr
'31'A
Feb
8'A
25c
14%
Inc
17.78
Sugar
—
13'A
—.
16%
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—
8
—'
■
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Utah-Idaho
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Apr
16%
8
13,800
13%
Jan
17%
2,400
7%
Apr
8%
1st
Finland
&
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Vanderbilt Tire &
12%
1
Rubber
—
—
'
—
—
13
12%
subord
Norman
Industries
Venture Capital
Victor
Paint
Victoreen
Viewlex
1
5
■
600
5
16%
5%
Jan
6'A
Jan
5
1,700
4%
Jan
18,700
19
5%
Feb
Apr
20
Altalian
'
■
5%s
25 »A
30 »A
13,600
11
Jan
CO H
Apr
14%
39
14%
15%
35,700
13%
Jan
18
Feb
Midland
39%
8,700
Jan
41%
Apr
1
class
12'A
11%
13%
20,800
8%
Jan
14%
Apr
2
A_
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
&
12%
10%
12%
50,300
6%
Jan
12%
Apr
Vita
Food
Jan
28
Vogt
Apr
Mar
15"%
Jan
Jan
32%
Apr
Co
Coke
Manufacturing
25c
Products
37
27 7/a
22'A
28
12
12%
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Inc
.
29
27%
14
16%
4,400
500
12
12%
39,000
31
Wagner
l'/c
Baking
voting
.
Bond
&
6%
Inc
non-cum
Waltham
Webb
&
Wentworth
3%
_10c
5%s
1%
47,900
1.25
4%
3%
5
_——
1%
26'A
Utilities
4.40s
Western
Gold
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Nuclear
Western
Inc
American
—
88%
Jan
92'%
4%
Jan
5%
10,300
Inc
4
4%
8,700
5%
27a
3'A
4%
Mfg
Stag
Wichita
River
Wickes
(The)
Corp—
Wiebolt
Stores
Williams
Brothers
Williams
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C)
&
Brothers
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Wool worth
American
600
31
33A
33
Jan
22
Apr
27a
Jan
43A
Apr
4,700
273A
Jan
49%
Feb
5,500
4'/a
43
Apr
20
Jan
34
Apr
13'A
Jan
32
Apr
32%
34
30%
26'A
317a
54,100
10%
9%
10'A
8,300
8%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
1,400
35/a
Feb
5'A
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177a
17'A
21'%
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series
1968
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100
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120
133
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1976_
84'%
Feb-Aug
90
90
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1982
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1964
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19
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95
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25
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11%
11%
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1949
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99
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1982
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1
4
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184
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100
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8
188
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series
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regular
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series
19%
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10
118
.
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preference
11%
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184
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&
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17%
•
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rets
series
92
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pfd_ _100
121
8
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188
184
127
Mar-Sept
Petroleums Ltd 5s
11'A Mar
2,700
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1
common
dep
4
1'%
Feb
%
;
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174
127'/a
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1971
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conv
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Mar
75
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&
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32
Jan
34
Co
Industries
1%
44%
•
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Wood
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
W'oodall
32%
Feb
44
1
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preferred
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1%
30%
1
_
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Wiliiams-McWftliams
—-
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5
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100
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31
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28%
600
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31
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7
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% Apr
493/a Mar
20
300
1984
mortgage
3s
1970
3s
Jan
6,900
23%
27%
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%
47%
Tff
46%
$8%
__
debentures
extended
1st
3s
Jan
■
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Oil
7s
46%
1953
3 '/as
Jan
Jan
5
159
81%
April-Oct
Television
Power
Southern California
Apr
2« Feb
Il20
_
due
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1
Jan
3%
&
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Electric
oJ/4S
Jan
47a
1
American
Apr
6,100
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47a
—
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28 3A Mar
—
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l'A Mar
Jan
47a
~4%
•
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White Eagle International Inc
Wright
Jan
18 3A
4%
4%
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Weyenberg
6r/e
—
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rets ord shares
dep
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7a
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42%
24
16
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27 3A
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82
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Apr
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bonds
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29,600
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—
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&
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pfd
Co
1
Feb
V
——
suborn
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84'A Mar
3%
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Pennsylvania Water
1% Mar
Jan
75
94
155
103
10
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.
1970
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Power
1st
Apr
Jan
1
240
5,200
17
8
High
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England
Ohio
Apr
Jan
bonds
Called
Apr
43/a
43A
_50c
Development
13%
Jan
80 %
-1%
Texas
Jan
13A
1 %
Chemical
West
4%
'
4%
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Western
13A
2,300
133,400
I.
78'A
l'A
80
West
Inc
6,200
4'A
7
3%
1970
Valley RR 4s 1963_'___
Nac;onal
Jan
7
4s
38
17
Mar-Sept
___——May-Nov
RR
38
89%
•
,
38
1—April-Oct
1974
133
„
..
1963
debs
Research
Feb
85
13%
11
West
Products
103A
Jan
4%
•
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Manufacturing 1
Jan
1
preference
Company Inc
57a
12%
1
Co
Knapp Inc common
series
$6
6%
—10
preferred
Instruments
■
Jan
4
5,500
—
4
common
conv
Precision
W'eiman &
7%
6%
200
subord
Bellas
•
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3%
70
6'A
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preferred
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~7%
•
ctfs
trust
6
1961
.
.
—May
,
'.v\-
1972—
6s
convertible
5s
6%s
•
5s
;
.
May-Nov
1993,
Bank
Western
National
'
Nippon
Co
&
National
New
Aircraft
Mtge
B
4
'
:
.
0;
;
Jan. 1
Low
No.
93
122
122
Range Since
Sold
High
'
W
Waco
series
Corp of America—
Called
1
Co—
4s
Corp—
Inc
conv
25c
Instrument
.
s
„
_
Bonds
Friday's
93
Feb-Awfir
RR—
Power Realization Trust 6'%%
Lithium
Apr
26%
Vinco
Vornado
5%
5%
•
17'A
or
Bid & Asked
J an-July
.
Division—
J
debentures
Hydrometals
1
Co
(The)
Inc
warrants.
Corp of America..
1978_
1975
Development 6s
'
Van
Last
Sale Price
$8%
14% Mar
8% Jan
3,200
N
mortgage
AGuantanamo
—1
3%s
Western
of.
General Builders
6s
debs
Residental
General
Valspar Corp
Period
mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st
/„•
Feb
8
Lack
Lackawanna
Feb
8%
16%
subord
conv
Delaware
49' 'A Mar
8'%
'
Universal
Interest
Exchange
Low
4% Mar
7%
1
_
.
Co
Stock
High
1
Conditioning Corp—
Ceramic
Low
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
.
.
2'/aS 2008
—
—
—
69
64
66
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
317s
Co
_
_
__
.
Zapata Petroleum Corp
317a
16,200
7%
77a
3,600
5
Jan
Apr
•83A Mar
7%
-10c
28%
7%
50c
7'A
8%
4,000
4%
Jan
83A Mar
20'/a
317a
Jan
of
A7s
Z
Zale
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
(issue
(issue
of
Mortgage
Parana
Peru
May
1927)
Oct
Bank
1947
$80
1972—
June-Dec
$99
2Vas
2008—
Mar-Sept
$65'%
—
46'A
48
1947
(Plan A)
(Republic of)—
*
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Inc
AAmer
5%s
subord
conv
debs
Steel
& Pump 4s lnc
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
23As
Chemoil Industries
1
Aug
series
6s
1974
Last
or
Sale Price
debs
June-Dec
1994
Friday's
Bid & Asked
A
debs
97
f
Jan. 1
Sold
No.
Low
97
53
+
*No
Range Since
53
10
92%
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1970
High
Bonds
97
June-Dec
1970
1998
2
93'/a
10
95
50
120
included
tribution.
103'%
x
Jan-July
year's
bid
§ Reported
87
9
87
89'%
tive;
66
66
5
65
70
"w
range),
New York Stock
cash
for
Transaction
r
(not
and ask
in
"conv." convertible;
i," when
prices;
sales
no
receivership.
above—"cod,"
used
issued;
"M," mortgage;
"w w,"
being
Period
1st
mtge
1st mtge
&
coll
1970
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
trust
Jan-July
37as
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972_^.
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
4%s
f
s
& coll trust 4Vis
debentures 1978
1978
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nou
May-Nou
1st
mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
5%s s f debentures 1980
United States Freight Co—
5s
U
conv
subord
S
Rubber
25/as
27es
debs
"x w,"
without
1981—.
Apr-Oct
1976
4s
100
*89%
98%
Low
High
84%
86
92 %
96%
91 %
__
93 %
1983
Jan-July
»
-
100
96%
89
__
12
98%
101'A
89%
102%
98 %
17
99%
23
98
102%
28
103%
105%
32
102%
103 Va
102% 103 %
113 Vi
111% 118
562
*91 %
94%
96%
101%
104 %
111 %
118
gtd gold 3%s 2000
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester
General
3'/as
conv
4 Vis
conv
Vendo
of
99
subord
West
Penn
West
Shore
4s
conv
1st
First
1st
ref
1976
1st
105 % 105 Vi
Mar-Sept
3s
96%
5
F
ser
E
1978
mortgage & refund 3%s
& ref M 3'As series J
1975—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
ref
mtge
157
97
31
163
112
3 Vis
83
82%
83
20
income
First
93%
105'A
-
1981__june-Dec
*84%
April-Oct
*82%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
83%
101
118%
176
Steel
3Vis
ser
3Vis
Co
3Vis series B
74%
Map-Nov
1973_April-Oct
C
*
Map-Nov
—Feb-Aug
Central
debs
RR
4%s
Public
943A
99%
97
917a
91
98%
10
96
99
34
52'/a
56 3/4
Jan-July
April-Oct
52 %
527a
54
24
527a
56
1981_
*94
'•
97
*755/a
97
9 l'A
*81'%
82
81'A
"101 '/a 105
Jan-July
101
101 Va
80
'mm
mm
'
1992
May
94
94
5
933%
943A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
87
87
5
85'/a
88
7374
733A
11
91'%
923%
927a
92 s/a
*73'%
.—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
92%
May-Nou
1967
107'A
1975
1980
__
i
92'/a
■
—
107'A 109 3/a
—
33
94
6
82
84
91
97
59
62'%
84
84
Jan-July
9 2 3/g
*92 7a
Feb-Aug
1978
*93'%
99
--
112'%
Co—
series
Power
2%s
mortgage
Wisconsin
inc
Electric
2
97
•
54'%
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
mtge
49%
—•-
52'/a
April-Oct
1970
D
f debs
s
f
s
Jan-July
Jan
A
2%s
1
60
60
May
]__
2029
1976
3'As
1976
*
1971
2%s
*80
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
18
60'A
*385/a
June-Dec
1979
Service
40
•_
387a
43
793/4
81
89
_
92
91
*88'%
—
—
86%
*90%
116
116
__
75
7
86 %
89%
73 Vi
84%
__
25
Yonkers
86%
90 Va
Elec
Youngstown
1st
77
90%
—
116
89%
82%
89
88
79%
a
Lt
&
Sheet
Power
&
Deferred
Included
in
delivery
the
included in
Bankruptcy Act,
the
1981
Jan
1991
77%
April
April
Feb-Nov
78
77%
70%
77%
77 V#
78
72
78
*80%
85
79
80%
*
Fridays'
ABonds
sale
not
n
included
in
the
Under-the-rule
y
year's
sale
not
100'%
range,
Included
in
the
1043%
100
d Ex-interest,
year's
sale
e Odd-lot
range.
• r
nc
Cash sal
Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
or
as
being in bankruptcy, receivership^
assumed by such companies.
or
reorganized
under
Section
77
securities
bid and ask prices;
selling
—
*
April-Oct
year's range,
118%
Jan-July
i
Co—
year's range,
not
the
114%
Tube
mtge 4%s series H 1990
§ Negotiability
1971
C
■
.
973A
;
debentures
4Vis
^Companies reported
B
1969
A
ser
series
High
487a
—
98
1984
series
3'As
convertible
&
Wisconsin
1st
85%
86%
*88
series A Jan
Gen mtge income 4Vis series
First mortgage
Co
—
•
97
Jan-July
debentures
mortgage
Wisconsin
•
Gen mtge 4s Income
RR
Jan. 1
Low
'
467a
52%
1982
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
w
-
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
3%s series C 1979
Pacific
Range Since
No.
High
Jan-July
_
_
Wheeling
79
I
1st lien & ref 4s series F
1983
6s subord income debs 2008
Wabash RR Co—
_
Bonds
Sold
Jan-July
98%
82%
Friday's
June-Dec
1982
ser
1966
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Gen
1980—Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1983Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
First lien and
157
Co—
mtge 2%s
series
Mar-Sept
1st & ref 27as series G 1979
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H
1st
June-Dec
or
Bid & Asked
Feb-Angr
gtd 2361
80
i
and refund
&
1969
1980
Power
2361-
I
"cum," cumula¬
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
*93
1974
series
4s
current week.
Ended April 28)
May-Nou
1979
3%s
1st
debentures
Western
t Ex-dis¬
range 1.
consolidated;
*84
mortgage
5 %s
Wilson
debentures
debs
&
RR
registered
Western
year's
warrants.
Feb-Aug
1967_Jan-July
Map-Nov
3%s
91'A
•
subord
Power
3s
3%s
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
debentures
Co—
4V2s
Virginia Electric
mortgage
mtge
gen
94'A
America—
subord
Lighting
Penn Electric
3%s
Corp
ref
80
—
95 Vi
V
Vanadium
Period
89
*80
94 'A
first
RR
West
98%
I1
Warren
—
103 % 104
April-Oct
debs
No.
in
the
during
"cons,"
Low
98 Vi
98%
103%
included
Jan. 1
Sold
—
102 Vi 102%
Map-Nov
1967
Steel
*87 %
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
5s
wi
debentures
debentures
United States
*92%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 4V2sl977
1st mtge
High
Bonds
*94
Feb-Aug
..May-Now
April-Oct
1st
1st
*85%
Jan-July
1971
& coll trust 3%s 1972
BONDS
Week's Range
Last
Low
United Gas Corp 2%s
55
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
warrants;
with
transacted
certificates of deposit;
Friday
Exchange
48
48
Ex-stock dividend.
z
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Friday
44
—
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
Continued from page 29
Interest
65
being traded flat.
Abbreviations
87
Deferred
a
distribution,
in
$ Friday's
93'A
120
Feb-Aug
BONDS
99
62
49
$48
2s 2012—Jan-July
(Plan A)
Ex-rights,
ABonds
53
89%
124
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
High
June-Dec
1973
stamped
——
99
Week's Range
Low
Alsco
de Janeiro
"
■
—
'
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio
i ''
April-Oct
5s
1927)
of Denmark
stamped
__
flat.
no
sales
being
transacted during
current week.
:
-
*'/
f
I
c
Volume
Number
193
6051
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
'
Chronicle
I
(1931)
l
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS-
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Motors
American
Tel
:—-,
Edison
Boston
Garden-Arena
Lostoh^Personal
Trust—
102%
8
Jan
1V\
1,928
t
Apr
18%
Apr
39%
Apr
1.25
■
%
Apr
40
Feb
48
Apr
30
28
Feb
30 %
RS'ta0Kegis
Industries
Sinclair
Socony
Sperry
Railway
Feb
17
Apr
67%
Apr
85%
Apr
74
Jan
17
425
A-—
61%
63%
989
49%
Jan
83%
•
60% 62%
1 108% 112
578
63%
Jan
3,694
60%
Apr
.
78%
61%
—
-
87%
626
":
■V
118% Mar
Jan
25
—
18%
■"■■—■
23%
24%
12
Jan
27 %
Apr
Jan
90 Vb
Oil
Standard
50
26%
26%
13
22
Jan
28% Mar
42%
43%
30
39%
Jan
45
44y4
47%
213
38%
Jan
47%
Apr
57%
57%
69
47"%
Jan
57%
Apr
71
47% Mar
—
Oil
475/3
57!A
•
-
__
50%
31%
25
(N J)
i
60%
55
(Ohio)
' 1
—5
•
MM
—„_1
P/1-?", Pfbide
Snite!Alr CorP—
P S Steel*■"
U
-♦
132%
—5- ^
<■
-
20%
Jan
53%
39%
46%
40%
84
/
JS
Jan
'
20
•*
29
27
Pph
Feb
53%
Jan
88
M»
26%
«
63% Mar
118% Mar
Jan
742
* ;
"t?
"
Sunray
34%
64
48%
•
Jan
93./, Jan
499
'
55l/4
46%
-i..
10
In4v n,rrPa°kardOil
54%
1
47}i
7<
,
33%
59%
54%
5
51%
31%
—,*
—.——
(Ind)
Oil
Standard
16'A
Feb
20
Jan
Feb
333/!
Apr
69%
Anr
55'/4
Apr
50
Aw
Jan
27%
Feb
11%
Jan
14%
Feb
f9c
21%
Jan
24 y8
Apr
Feb
40
Jan
57 y»
Union
Westinghouse
Feb
5c
Western
-r--
1
—-_^1
-—16%
L„_
.—
59V.
Feb
2% Jan
48
45 V*
'
—__2%"<
Electric
- 132% 134% r
^
42% .45% -
45%
86
^
I
105
: 1 115
-87'/4
160
'
Mar
27
Apr
116% Jan
'• 39% Feb"
134%
Apr
45%
Apr
35% Mar
x 45%
Apr
-
60
*■
Feb
60
76%
Jan
89% Mar
42%
Feb
55%
Apr
46%
41%
102
40
Apr
49%
Feb
68%
68%
60
67%
Jan
73%
Feb
64
-
46%
40
-
•
43%
25%
64
$3,500
63%
Feb
66%
Feb
40
'
Jan
22 Va
*7
«
Apr
Apr
18'A
Star Cement Corp.—.——4
22 %
65
89
73%
26%
86%
67
465
24%
—
204
__
.50c
—
Brands
Standard
61%
35%
5
Rand
Standard
58%
35%
15
Co
Southern
1
High
-
5
Mobil
Southern
Low
—
—1.40
Oil
Range Since Jan.
High
58%
—i
5
rapei
Schenley
Low
10
——
—
for Week
Shares
Apr
10 V2
29%
16 '*
30Ve
—
—
—
12
Corp
Copper
Feb
98
48
*
Kennecott
55
Steel
;
50c
50c
Creek Coal Co common..
Island
-
46
———1
-
19% Mar
Jan
—5
Co——
61
Feb
13%
—-
Gillette
Feb
29%
5
Co—;
V2
14%
49 % Mar
120
Motor
General Electric
50
1,048
First
—,
Apr
25
150
208
18%
Ford
—
Apr
39>A
100
.100
*
Co___
9
38
preferred class B—__
adjustment—
National Stores Inc
cum
76 % Mar
Mar
I8V4
--
:
cum
Jan
7
50
—
v
—
5%
67
572
'
8
17%
53%
—
6%
Apr
61
100
—
.—
1st
cum
Apr
60%
17y2
52 !A
100
6%
130%
44
61'
—
preferred class A
Common
Jan
Jan
295
60'A
71%
High
—
Railway Co—
Mass Street
5,934
58 V*
70%
—
•
Copper Range Co——a————5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc common—10
Eastern
21 % Mar
71%
*
—
32% Mar
Feb
—
—5
—10
Inc.———
Co
Service
Cities
Jan
16 V2
—
—*
Property
Hecla,
&
Calumet
27 %
1,260
120% 125%
123
—_--25
Co
Boston
249
19%
18 y2
33%
-50
Tel
&
Low
Republic
High
31%
30
18%
__
1.66%
Corp—•
Company
Anaconda
Low
Chemical——-1'
Agricultural
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Shares
'
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
American
Friday
STOCKS,
Sales
Range
Sale Price
35
Woolworth
(F
W)
10
—
BONDS—
Lone
Theatres
Boston
Loew's
Narragansett Racing Association
Service
National
New
New
Companies
Chemical
.
.—
—*
Webster, Inc—
Shop Inc
Torrington. Co
Stop
__
*
Association
&
Stone
—
&
.—
1
United
Fruit
Co
United
Shoe
Machinery
—.
48
488
100
141
11%
Jan
16
Feb
32
43 %
Jan
110
29%
Jan
Jan
65 »A
Jan
65 y2
Apr
37%
Jan
50'A Mar
65%
6
61
43%
468
51
59
Apr
Detroit Stock
20%
1,979
17%
Jan
54%
Jan
76
53
46%
Jan
55
Apr
34%
34%
110
26%
Jan
36%
Apr
73
73
40
41%
—
—
100
Co
__
6.25
Electric Corp
40
,
Mar
20
71
Jan
76'A
Feb
1,149
40
Apr
49%
Jan
C
F
Wrigley Stores
American
Metal
Products
Industries
Avis
Budd
Corp
Die
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Low
50
*
—•,
Gas
Cincinnati
Mililng
Cincinnati
Telephone.—
Tissue
Crystal
Diamond
Gibson
S
34%
Jan
45 y4
44%
44%
5
37%
Jan
332
97%
Jan
109%
109% 110'A.
Steel Corp
Divco-Wayne Corp
Alleghany
Allied
Aluminium
Aluminum
American
34
Apr
International
Apr
Kresge
92%
Apr
90
23%
Jan
34%
30%
29%
30y2.
48
26%
Jan
33 Vb Mar
11%
11 Vs
11 %
10
Lansing
14%
Apr
55%
56'A
58
44%
Jan
59 Vb
Apr
25%
70
23%
Feb
27%
Jan
Motors
American
Tel &
American
Tobacco
Ampex
Avco
Feb
49% Mar
16%
Feb
21% Mar
120% 125%
685
103%
Jan
81%
81%
40
25%
26
56
20%
Jan
27%
60 y4
86
44%
Jan
60'A
Bethlehem
10
71%
73 V*
202
Jan
74%
46%
49%
67
38%
Jan
49%
24
22
Jan
19%
19%
Jan
61
13
Jan
15%
40
Jan
49%
45%
45%
45%
50
37%
Jan
&
*
1
59
57
62%
1,109
43%
Jan
75
17%
17%
18
33%
62%
Products
Steel
Ford
Dillon
Scotten
Standard
Acme
Jan
Admiral
Corp
38
Jan
46%
Apr
Advance
Ross
5iy8
Jan
Feb
Akron
44 V2
129
Steel
53%
106
34%
37
113
3iy0
37 y8 Mar
Alleghany
25%
37
23 y4
Jan
27%
Allis
60%
40
51
Jan
61% Mar
Aluminium
Ltd
47%
Aluminum
Co
47%
.
18
47%
Jan
47%
Apr
54%
Apr
Apr
19%
123
16
Jan
21% Mar
24%
156
23%
Apr
25%
73%
72
55'A
Jan
75%
Apr
20
Apr
Mfg
Corp (Un)
65
Airlines
American
72 Vb
170
70%
77% Mar
American
Can
170
185%
Jan
214% Mar
American
Cyanamid
108
104
Feb
119% Mar
American
Mach
15
22
63
63
44%
45
81%
83 V*
Jan
Apr
47%
Jan
17
35%
Feb„
133
63%
Jan
New
Co
(Un)
Co
Corp
Rad
Stano
American
Steel
&
Apr
20
Mar
38%
38%
1,751
36y4
44
Apr
4y8
4y8
160
3ya
Jan
4% Mar
2%
2y«
369
2
Feb
2% Mar
„
__
"
—
11%
—
11%
21%
;
23
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
200
8%
Jan
12 y4
Apr
840
21%
Feb
23%
Apr
8y8
220
7%
Apr
8y8
Apr
8%
5/5
7
Jan
9»/2 Mar
4'A
7%
_w
2%
400
3%
Jan
4»A
Apr
210
13%
Jan
15%
Apr
895
2%
Apr
4%
Apr
8V2
Apr
73%
Jan
American
San
4%
General
Motors
1%
44%
44%
46%
338
40%
Feb
47 7A
Apr
Anaconda
General
Telephone
3.33y3
1
*
3
28%
28%
29%
460
26%
Jan
32 Vb
Apr
Apache
35
36
34
34%
Feb
,
Corp
24
24
37%
40%
54%
58 y4
33%
37
36%
.
40%
37%
8»/3
Oil
37%
37%
40
*
Tel——
*
Co
———_——1
39%
5
Corp
38% Mar
20 Vb
Jan
24%
Apr
Armco
32%
Jan
40y2
Apr
Armour
40
46 y4
Jan
597A Mar
241
30 Vb
Jan
37% Mar
200
30%
Jan
40%
333
36 Vb
Jan
44V2 Mar
Jan
Apr
85
85%
15
70%
86%
Apr
44%
44%
45
180
44%
Jan
50%
Feb
.*
Montgomery Ward—
29%
29%
166
28
Jan
34% Mar
89
90%
152
61%
Louisiana
&
Oil
$1.50
conv
Atchison
&
Topeka &
5%
Canteen Co
10%
11%
10,100
7ya
Jan
11%
Apr
20%
20%
Apr
Feb
300
16%
Jan
11%
11%
1,100
10%
Jan
15%
25
25%
6,800
23%
Feb
27%
F"b
37%
38
800
32%
Jan
38
Apr
71%
73
300
68%
Feb
81% Mar
21%
21%
1,900
21 y8
Apr
24%
Feb
Apr
25
23% Mar
Apr
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Feb
89
165
85 y4
Jan
95%
Feb
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
Mfg Co.
Apr
52% Mar
%
45%
45%
13%
13%
25
12 y2
52%
52%
50
47Va
56%
58%
39
53
37%
37%
50
34%
20
«
*
42%
Jan
Jan
L
21%
1,000
43%
Jan
60%
39%
40%
1,700
34%
Jan
42%
44%
45
3,700
42% Mar
112% 118
900
85%
Jan
57%
39%
59
Apr
49% Mar
56%
Apr
62%
16%
Jan
21%
12% Jan
30%
31%
120% 125%
125 %
Apr
Apr
Apr
16% Mar
34% Mar
600
27%
7,700
103%
Jan
80%
82 y2
900
65%
Jan
82%
45%
45%
400
41% Jan
50%
60%
58%
60%
500
44
Jan
60%
Apr
24
22%
24 y4
4,000
13%
Jan
25 y8
Apr
43%
43%
Jan
44%
10
72%
123
80%
25
50
35%
Jan
130
Apr
Apr
Feb
Apr
1,600
72%
800
68% Jan
75
Mar
50
800
38
Jan
50
Apr
1
26%
27%
21 y4
Jan
27%
Apr
*
common
44%
72%
48
44
44
100
37
Jan
44
Apr
24%
25
4,400
21%
Jan
25% Mar
1,000
Fe—
24%
10
10
500
10%
9%
Jan
10 Vb Mar
10
America
56%
55%
57%
700
44%
Jan
59%
2.50
40V8
39%
41%
1,800
38%
Feb
45% Mar
3
87%
42.
11
1,700
Corporation
30
see page
Mar
2.50
of
69% Mar
-
15
8,400
preferred
Refining Co_.
91%
5
21%
Jan
1,100
non-cum
Atlantic
Automatic
Jan
-
Jan
10%
10
Jan
5
17%
1,500
19%
Common
Jan
—
800
13%
1
Santa
59%
52%
73%
20%
13
59%
preferred
25%
1
Jan
20%
13
12.50
Refining
2nd
81
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
54%
5
60
33y3c
300
66%
14%
Gas
65
;
High
13%
(111)
26%
——
Pepsi-Cola
Shares
18%
(Un)
Corp
Co
——5
—
Bale*
for Week
Range
66%
33 y3
65
5
Week's
•f Priees
56%
Co
26%
5
■
14
(Un)
-—5
:
-
-
1.25
Tel
&
Steel
Ashland
Avco
Register
4%
-
18%
Corp (Un)
Company
(Un)
Arkansas
85
29%
—*
—
-15
3%
Low
5
Corp
118
2
Chemical
:
56%
(Un)
Viscose
—.——
15
—
■
112%
Foundries
60%
13
Jan
1.75
Motors
American
570
—
footnotes,
Feb
13 Vn
_166%
American
Apr
62%
For
6Y*
466
2'A
3.50
wi
common
Apr
Apr
85
60%
-
Apr
8,644
17
10
Fdry
64%
61%
Oil
2%
12%
16y4
2 '/4
—12.50
(Un)
45
5
Pure
400
12
1
(Un)__
&
Electric
Petroleum——:
2 V*
12Vb
1
Theatres
Paramount
18%
70%
205% 208 %
General
Phillips
Jan
1
-
(Un)
Tobacco
.
1%
10
Broadcasting
Tel
Aviation
900
1
American
American
American
Apr
2Vb
—
10
America
American
North
12 % Mar
33%
•
of
Jan
Pennsylvania RR
Jan
2
50c
Mfg
Feb
—
Jan
28%
Apr
71%
Brass
Chalmers
23%
^
10%
25c
Electronics
45%
National Lead
160
1,244
12
32%
Feb
1
Apr
Distillers
Apr
2%
10
Jan
Dairy
Apr
6%
7% Mar
5
—
36%
Cash
4%
Jan
100
Last
Co
19 Vb
National
Feb
5
9
Par
50
National
1%
190
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Laboratories
193
National
3,521
6%
9
Friday
23%
Mining
4%
32
Sale Prioe
39y8
Monsanto
Jan
12
STOCKS
21%
Minnesota
1%
Midwest Stock Exchange
36%
Mead
550
6%
32%
1
Distributors
23%
McGraw Edison
..
4*/4
__
—
1
Shirt
36%
&
Apr
2V*
4Vb
United
67'A
59%
5
Tel
8%
2Vb
lo
Udylite Corporation
1
International
Apr
1
1
Martin
Apr
1
Tool
38% Mar
28
95
5
1.25
,
+
Goodyear
40 Vb
1
B
Studebaker-Packard
Superior
Trailer
Gulf
Jan
10
class
Dynamics
Greyhound
35%
—_2
1
Tube
General
Fruehauf
159
•
Co__—
Rudy Manufacturing
Jan
50
63 Vb
113 Ve 115
—10
—
Dept Stores
Motor
206%
5
•-■
,
Autolite
Federated
38%
5
&
18%
72
5
Kodak-
Electric
71%
1
—_
Chemical
."
Co
&
W)
Mar
19%
7
i
w
7
Pont—
Apr
38%
__
1
Brewing
(H
Jan
33%
Jan
24
1
>■
common
Eastman
47%
1
I
Light new
&
Parke Davis
Pfeiffer
Rickel
60%
1
new——
Power
,i.:>-q43/4
5
25
36%
1
Elec
Curtiss-Wright—
Jan
2
Products
Abbott
17
52%
10
.
,
Ohio
4%
1
Wines
Screw
21 y2 Mar
240
43 y4
10
So
320
47% Mar
—.—.
Columbus
4%
1
Wheel
Apr
—-—25
25
—
Apr
4%
Apr
105i
5
Corp
Apr
17y2
1
A
5
Service
Detroit
13%
8
._
20
17 Vb Mar
10
Apr
15%
Gas__
Dow
115
Apr
81%
47 y4
,
Colgate-Palmolive
Du
67%
130y8
15%
—
Ohio
&
Columbia
Old
Jan
46%
Industries—'
Dayton
65
46%
Corp.—
Burroughs
Chesapeake
14% Jan
362
Company
21 Vb Mar
19%
—3
13
Burlington
422
17y2
1
27'A Mar
123
1
.'
Brunswick
18%
17%
:•
__
Apr
26%
27
—
Steel
18%
__
Apr
55% Mar
Apr
——5
Airplane
Apr
Apr
—
'
8%
Apr
59%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corn
Apr
1
Co__
Corp
Cities
Feb
43%
i
Oil
Chrysler
Mar
43
Apr
50
&
Boeing
79
24 Vb
Feb
21
34%
5
Co——_—-33 Vb
12y2
Steel
Ashland
Apr
140
19%
1.66%
Tel
Corp
Armco
Jan
38
19%
43% .45
1
---■
Anaconda
Armour
68%
82
115
Jap
247
2
Stamping
Motor
25!A
100
48%
8%
Apr
i—10
*
2,600
8%
__
Breweries
(S S)
Kysor Heater
Masco
Cyanamid
American
Chemical
34'A
34%
40
11
Apr
32%
74 y4<
Feb
Apr
Jan
2iy4
7
2'A
Mar
:
2,530
537/s
51
2Vb
Great Lakes
..
11
53%
1
Hastings Manufacturing
-
Apr
9%
__
47%
Mar
39%
10%
Jan
Mar
74 Vb
Apr
Jan
40%
27
21
14%
8%
11,740
46
39%
Apr
245
46
Jan
21%
8%
10
45
General Motors Corp
Goebel
Brewing
Jan
12.50
4,186
9%
>45Va
Feb
22!/2
———1
12%
9"%
1.66%
8y4
30
Can—'
12%
24%
20
1
Airlines—
American
143%
Apr
Jan
868
America—;_L—.—1
of
Co
American
Apr
19%
36%
Jan
47%
8,036
206
32%
Jan
24
44%
50
38%
22V*
25%
37%
1,004
23%
Motor
41%
37%
44'/2
Jan
Mar
1
275
*
44%
•
_-
1
Apr
6,116
;
38
84%
33
1
27% Jan
Jan
85%
—
1,993
64%
1—.——*
Limited
34%
2%
1,476
Apr
Jan
32%
17 Vb
83
13
10%
33%
Feb
80
32%
—-—-1
1% Jan
14
'
81%
31%
:
5,970
5
82
;
280
2%
Co
31 %
Corp
Apr
15'A
2%
Trailer
82 Vn
Stores
2
15y4
1
—
Fruehauf
Stocks
Allis-Chalmers ~1_
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
Feb
Ford
LaSalle
Unlisted
6%
3
31%
1
5
14%
90c
Apr
Jan
:'
6,624
1
10%
73% Mar
20
160
263
.
23%
1
l75'i
389
r
Jan
6%
2
Economy Baler
1
—5
18%
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
47% Mar
...
8y4 Apr
17% Mar
Apr
common——*
Card
Mfg
25 y4
43%
1
—
new
&
Jan
6%
—
20
112'A
7% Mar
468
13
—
Playing
Jan
37%
12%
Rapid-American
U
27 y*
287
5
—
Gamble
&
112
45 %
8
—__—,
33
30%
7%
—
Cards
Detroit
Jan
27- Jan
.80
44
*
National
Apr
35% Mar
20
150
—-12 y2
Kroger
Procter
33
44%
50
_
Eagle Picher
Gasket
30
10
Cincinnati Transit
Detroit
30%
8.50
common
Mar
55
Jan
13%
1
-
Edison
Jan
3%
1,212
1%
2
1
Detroit
4,489
10
Motors
Davidson Bros
High
39 y8
50
31% "31%
Manufacturing-—.i——i__L—10.
Champion Paper common
*
Carey
Cincinnati
50
30
8
Brewing
Burger
Low
High
fH(.I
■iV"
Piano
Paper
Continental
Range Since Jan. 1
Apr
7'A
16%
6y8
__
25
for Week
Shares
of Prices
21%
5
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
1
High
15% Jan
1
Machine——
Consolidated
2,278
18%
*
1
5
&
Range Since Jan.
Low
21%
16
5
!
Mfg
Co
Buell
7
Shares
High
20
1
Manufacturing
Briggs
20
1
Electric
Allen
Low
1
for Week
ef Prices
Par
A
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Brown-McLaren
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
24% Mar
364
223
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
'
66%
5
__
Apr
19%
Smelting Refining & Min'g com_50
Baldwin
—1998
Apr
34 Va
4%s
indebted to the firme of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the
transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
35 y2 Mar
53
Transit
are
Mar
32
We
Mar
28
Cincinnati
Apr
14'A
31
56
2ya
65
52%
Rubber Co
RR
Jan
19%
S
Mass
40
65
—*
S
&
136
APr
com—25
—
Corp
U
Westinghouse
43%
1{S
56%
42%
—
U
Vermont
13,402
'
65%
—
1
*
,
1,419
730
2A
31%.
14!A
25
2.50
Mining Co
Rexall Drug k Chemical Co
Quincy
Shawmut
—
24
54%
13%
31
54%
2
10
Pennsylvania RR
.
5
500
7c
43
24
52%
5
387
7c
23%
51%
111
s
—
— -
Mathieson
Olin
—
20
—100
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Rights
1
—1
—-
19'/2
18%
20
3,400
13%
Jan
21 Vb Mar
15%
1,200
13
31%
Apr
Apr
Bell
&r.
Gossett
16% Mar
Bendix
56
Benguet
Apr
Corp
60'A Mar
Bethlehem
Jan
38'A
Binks
(Un)
13
wi
common
C o
2
:
,,
5 ''
.
Steel
15%
Corp
Manufacturing
Inc
(Un)
8
31%
32
20
20%
1,550
Co
new
com
1
Jan
16%
Apr
17% Jan
32
Apr
22% Mar
Fcto
18%
Apr
Apr
72
46
Jan
16%
17
3,600
14y4
63%
65%
2,100
62
1%
16"%
__
P2
(Un)—;
750
31%
20
*
10
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
new
1%
1,800
46
47%
2,900
23%
23%
-
.150
Apr
Jan
1%
40
Jan
49%
Apr
22%
Apr
25%
Feb
1%
Jan
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1932)
.
.
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
V
m.
r
*
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended April
Friday
Sale Price
Brunswick
5
(E
900
36% Jan
47% Mar
25
25 %
25 %
900
25 V* Mar
28
5
39 %
39 %
40%
2,450
35%
43% Mar
*
50
Burroughs
Calumet
(Un)
Corp
Hecla
&
_
Ltd
Canadian
Export
Gas
Pacific
Corp
Celanrese
of America
Centlivre Brewing Corp
Central
West
Corp
Coleman
Columbia
Consolidated
Container
Continental
Controls
Corn
2
tV, Mar
Jan
25
Mar
National
Distillers
33%
Jan
43
Mar
National
Lead
33%
17%
34%
1,200
22%,
Jan
38Va
Apr
National
Tile
16
17%
2,800
12%
Jan
17%
Apr
42% Mar
North
American
American
Can
Jan
30%
Feb
48
Apr
North
Jan
29%
Apr
Northern
Illinois
58
58
30
53
Jan
59
Apr
Northern
Illinois
Qas
26%
27
200
22%
Jan
28 %
Apr
Northern
Indiana
62%
600
60
Jan
67 34
Jan
13%
Jan
187a
Feb
Northern
100
25%
Jan
37%
Feb
Northern
23%
Jan
25 Vt Mar
Northern
States
11 Vt Mar
Natural
(Minnesota)
9%
1,000
42%
42%
44 %
9.200
37%
52%
54
1,000
49% Mar
54%
Feb
54
Oak
Northwest
.25
48
pfd__
100
44 Va
Jan
69
Apr
Ohio
Edison
Jan
90 Va Mar
Ohio
Oil
Feb
58% Mar
Olin-Mathieson
1,100
12 Va
Jan
10%
Feb
200
14%
Jan
26%
3,300
Jan
27
80%
10%
19 %
20
(Un)
10
Apr
Apr
77%
1,100
68%
Jan
39%
40 %
200
39%
Apr
44%
Feb
24 %
24 %
100
23%
Jan
29 Va
Feb
77%
39%
40%
39%
40%
1,700
Jan
40%
Jan
10
Co
60%
62
1,100
Jan
66%
60 %
55
Apr
5
32%
32%
100
25
Jan
34%
Feb
74
Jan
95 Vt
Apr
Jan
49
,
5
35
Co
1
94
91%
95%
1,200
Publishing
1
45'A
iii
45%
46%
700
38%
53
of
Amer
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Mar
12.50
19%
1
3?2
2,300
Apr
1
21%
Rights
Co
Co
&
23
200
17%
Jan
24%
19%
20 Va
2,400
15%
Jan
21% Mar
1
IS
32
Apr
Apr
Co
(Un)
Diamond
National
Corp.
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
Chemical
Du Pont
Air
El
57%
800
52%
Jan
59
52%
200
48%
Jan
55% Mar
100
38%
Jan
46 Vt Mar
300
23 Va
Feb
28 %
2,500
71 Vb
Apr
77% Mar
National
45%
(Un)
5
Inc
27
28
72%
,
45 %
27
_1
5
5
Co
Natural
Paso
Elgin
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
56%
51%
Co_
(E I) de Nemours
Eastern
71%
72%
206%
1
(Un)
10
3
28
500
205% 207%
27%
113
113
Gas
Watch
Pacific
Pan
Gas
27%
186
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Tire
First
Wisconsin
Flour
Mills
Ford
Motor
Jan
213
Apr
Apr
Public
Pure
Radio
W
D
28 Vs
3,400
27%
100
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
New
200
53
J an
83 %
Apr
Rexall
13%
81
Feb
30%
Jan
14%
43 % Mai-
12%
6,100
7%
40%
300
35 %
36 %
1,400
34
100
35
Jan
8%
200
8
Jan
83%
1,100
43
8%
1
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5
80
43
2
12%
13%
1,400
Co
1
22
23%
1,100
10
Dairies
Jan
Jan
11%
40
35%
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Trailer
9%
American
General
Bankshares
General
Box
Transportation
General
Candy Corp
General
Contract
General
General
Foods
Mills
Co
Co
Raytheon
General
Motors
General
Portland
General
Public
'
Corp
Cement
Rev Ion
950
10
Jan
63%
Jan
12 %
20
8%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
40% Mar
43 Vt
Apr
85 Vt
14%
Metals
Reynolds
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Gen
Feb
Apr
Electronics
&
Tire
Genesco
Gillette
(The)
Alden
Glen
Brothers
Dutch
Royal
Goldblatt
Goodyear Tire
Granite City
Gray
Public Service
St
Louis
St
class
81%
400
78%
Jan
86 Va
Schering
Corp
Great
Gulf
Oil
18%
270
15
Feb
18% Mar
300
5%
Feb
2,600
6%
39
36%
Apr
45 Va
Jan
Apr
Mar
8
62%
10,400
61%
Apr
75%
1,000
69%
Jan
82% Mar
32%
700
31%
Apr
36%
Feb
Sinclair
46
14,000
40%
Jan
47%
Apr
Socony
Gulf
States
Shell
Oil
Oil
Mobile
(G)
Hein Werner
34%
100
34%
Apr
42
Feb
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Co
" 30%
2,000
27
Jan
31 Va
Feb
Southern
Pacific Co
89%
Jan
550
13'A
Feb
17 Va
Apr
Standard
Oil
of
100
13%
Jan
153 4
Apr
Standard
Oil
of
N
Mar
118
Mar
Brands
Standard
Corp
35%
3,100
33%
Jan
39
Standard
Oil
of
47%
1,400
36
Jan
47%
Apr
Standard
Oil
Co
18
19%
6,970
16
Jan
19 Vs
Apr
Standard
•
49%
49%
50
500
43
3
;
1
54 % Mar
40
Apr
53
Jan
24%
1,700
20%
Jan
24%
Apr
Brick
40%
5,200
33
Jan
40%
Apr
Storkline
37
37
36 Va
Jan
40
Apr
Studebaker-Packard
22%
21
22 3
11%
12
800
9%
65%
66%
700
61%
Jan
35,300
Jan
12
12
4,950
14
Jan
Apr
12% Mar
Swift
Illinois
Central
Inland
Steel
10%
11%
3,000
8
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
Texaco
27
27 3 a
300
23
Jan
28%
Feb
Texas
Interlake
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Mineral
International
Nickel
International
Paper
International
Shoe
International
Tel
(Un)
Interstate
Power
Jefferson
Electric
45%
600
32%
Jan
40% Mar
Thor
1,700
40%
Jan
48%
Laughlin Steel
34
Apr
Apr
Mar
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
&
Chemical.
26%
Jan
1,000
42%
Jan
52%
Apr
Transamerica Corp (Un)—
Trav-ler
Radio Corp
200
34 Vt
Jan
49%
Apr
Tri Continental
73%
73%
200
59%
Jan
73 %
Apr
20th Century-Fox Film
31
32
31
Apr
35'/a
36%
33%
Jan
37% Mar
Union
Union
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp
Feb
Union
Electric
Oil
Pacific RR
5,500
100
'
58%
1,600
44%
Jan
22%
100
20%
Jan
23 %
11%
12 Va
6%
65
33 %c
*
2,800
6%
95
66 Vs
1,400
9%
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Mar
Union
6%
Jan
9%
Jan
Union
Jan
70 Vt
Apr
57
13
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common
Leath & Co common.
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footnotes,
7%
7%
2,000
9%
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5%
26%
26%
300
13
13%
2,500
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1,100
20 %
22
600
31%
33%
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14%
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54%
55 %
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92%
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89%
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37%
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23% Mar
Jan
60 Vt Mar
10
Feb
15%
Apr
600
48%
Jan
59
Apr
500
33%
Feb
39%
Apr
38 Va
——
36
37%
5,400
33%
Jan
66%
66 Va
66%
400
57%
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57
57
58%
1,300
50
Jan
62 Vt
37
39%
300
35% Mar
42%
59%
59 %
61
400
56
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Mar
Apr
Apr
65% Mar
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136
100
77 Vt
Jan
139%
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136
300
68
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69%
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1,600
44 Va
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59 %
700
41%
Jan
54%
55%
46 Va
55
70
49
Apr
51% Mar
114%
500
93 %
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33%
34 Vt
900
29
Jan
Apr
34% Mar
32%
33%
400
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34
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42%
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43%
50%
50%
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52
113
113%
34
~
119%
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Mar
9 Vt
1,200
9%
35
35 Vt
500
34%
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15 Vt
15%
200
14%
Feb
26 31
27%
800
22 Va
Jan
49 Va
49%
1,400
49%
Apr
58
100
26%
Jan
34
7,700
54 Va
Feb
Apr
60Vt Mar
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9%
35 Va
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34
58
59%
18
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39%
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Feb
16%
Apr
29 Vs Mar
Apr
18%
400
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9%
900
8
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9% Mar
9
9
9
200
8%
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9% Mar
1,400
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46% Mar
,
1
Apr
42%
43%
34
34
28
Jan
34
Apr
42%
43%
1,400
38%
Jan
45 Va
Feb
44%
47 Vt
3,400
38%
Jan
47 Vt
Apr
Apr
43%
55 %
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300
57 Vt
600
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13,900
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57 Vt
20%
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20%
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34%
52%
53%
600
43%
Feb
64%
Apr
36
31%
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36
200
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53
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500
61
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60%
47%
56%
3,800
47 Vt
Jan
56%
Apr
54
54%
61
55 Va
60%
55
2,500
46%
Jan
55
Apr
40%
Jan
47
48%
26,600
49%
Apr
54%
54%
200
54 Vt Mar
59
Feb
24 Vt
24%
200
21%
Feb
27 Va Mar
31
31
100
28
Jan
31% Mar
500
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25
Jan
28 Va Mar
18%
Feb
42 Vt Mar
13 Va
13%
26
26
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39
38 Vt
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8%
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9 % Mar
46
46%
400
45 Vt
Apr
54
Feb
26 Va
27 %
2,200
23%
Jan
27%
Apr
43%
44%
1,900
43%
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49
Feb
23%
44
24
4,900
23
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25 %
Jan
1,900
104%
83
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36%
36 %
100
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41%
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25'A
27'A
1,400
21%
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29%
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69 Vi
71%
200
68 Vt
Jan
82 Vt
Feb
29%
23%
100
104
104%
31 Va
Apr
29 %
29%
200
24%
Jan
23%
23%
1,100
19 Vt
Jan
32 Va
Feb
33%
34%
300
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34%
Apr
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Feb
36%
32
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Knapp Monarch Co_
Kropp Forge Co
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1,500
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47%
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87
90
400
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7
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600
600
2
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Jan
Jan
46% Mar
3%
31
Apr
Mar
Co
Western
Jan
39 Vt
Jan
44%
Feb
57 Vt
59%
700
43
Jan
59%
Apr
36
38% Mar
134%
Apr
31V4
31 Vs
31%
2,900
27%
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46
46%
43%
46 Vt
1,500
38%
Feb
46 Vt
46 %
47
35
Jan
47%
Apr
7%
Jan
8 Vt
Apr
8 Vs
700
8%
1,200
17%
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105%
400
103%
Jan
88 Va
2,800
75%
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90
20
104 Vi
500
33
20%
104
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Apr
24 Va Mar
113 Va
Feb
85%
85%
2.50
54%
50 Vt
54 Va
56
1,200
50
Feb
60
Jan
—1
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43 Vt
50'A
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30%
Jan
50 Vt
Apr
57%
10%
Mar
Feb
14 Vt Mar
Inc
2
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2%
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Whirlpool Corp
5
Jan
36 Va
Apr
Feb
14%
Apr
52%
Jan
63% Mar
55%
Jan
73
Feb
38 Va
13
Jan
23 7 a
Apr
55
Mar
70
Jan
Wisconsin
Mar
Apr
Motor
Wieboldt
Wilson
&
Co
1,400
47 Va
40 Va
Jan
72% Mar
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
34
Mar
400
40%
Jan
54
Mar
41%
3,800
40 Va
Apr
50
Jan
31 Va
31%
8,300
27 Vt
Jan
34 Vt
Apr
1
53 %
54%
500
43%
Jan
57%
Apr
*
32%
33
500
20 Va
Jan
33 Va Mar
42 %
42%
200
42%
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49%
10
43%
43%
500
42
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46 Vt
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68%
68%
200
66%
Apr
74
Feb
16%
17%
1,100
12
Jan
20 Va
Apr
17%
17%
5,400
(Un)
Electric
Power
37% Mar
39 Vt
Apr
78%
Jan
90
Apr
World Publishing Co
9%
Jan
12%
Feb
8%
Feb
_
Apr
6%
(F W)
Yates-American
9 Vt
_*
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Woolworth
Co
(Un)
900
16
Jan
i9% Mar
Youngstown
34%
36%
400
31%
Jan
36%
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&
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18
Apr
57 Vt
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3,200
57%
—^
—
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600
10%
33%
46%
40 Va
31 V»
63%
10
32
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Union Telegraph.
17%
II
Jan
117%
200
—*
1
Webcor
Apr
33%
9.600
35
132
1
Walgreen
23%
3,200
42%
35
134%
1
(Un).
Products..
Jan
Apr
10
Oil
18%
Apr
16%
Universal
Apr
Apr
54 Va
134%
4
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94
42%
Jan
5
—
Universal
Jan
Jan
41%
42 Va
10
U S Steel Corp
Jan
7 %
36%
10
(Un)
Inc
Fruit Co
Jan
Jan
100
900
7
25
California
United
81%
4%
41%
52 %
7
10
6%
—*
Un,ited States Gypsum
10%
100
41%
51 Va
-
1
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Corporation (Del)
24
8
(Un)
United
Jan
24%
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Air
25%
29 Vt
of
(Un).
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United
United
Kaiser
Tool
Power
52
22%
_
59%
...—*
Toledo Edison Co.
37%
54%
Stephens '& Shinkle Shoe
Jan
22 Vt
59'A
15%
—50c
Inc
31%
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Apr
46%
21 Vt
—3.33%
Producing.
Jan
*
Co
59%
59%
56%
36 Vt
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Inc
Gulf
23%
3.50
__
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&
38
Transmission
Gas
Tenn
3,950
60% Mar
(Un)
Co
Apr
59
25
47%
2.50
_
Apr
42%
14
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50
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59%
r-—
59 Vt
1
1
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31
*
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&
55 31
57%
1
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31
5
(Un)
Co
Jan
Jan
36 Vt
(Un)
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52
Chemical
&
Apr
47%
31
200
3,500
5
*
Harvester
International
83%
1
2.50
*
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International
37%
44
45
36
36%
RR
Co
Apr
16% Mar
Jan
1
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&
10%
371%
Jan
62%
42%
20
Furniture
Mid-Continent
Sunray
27%
lo
11%
300
68% Mar
5%
9%
a
1
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27
1,200
53%
7
Stanray Corporation
Stewart-Warner Corp
38
Textron
Illinois
Jan
3,300
14
83%
10
Packaging common
preferred
23%
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Huttig Sash & Door
19%
27
40
25
convertible
6 '<
40
12
Feb
13%
6.25
(Un)
J
40%
12
Apr
44%
83
__
53%
*
(Un)
(Ohio)
24
1
Inc
Inc
California
35
Jan
Feb
83%
34 Vt Mar
45%
22%
21%
Jan
Jan
17%
4,600
26%
Jan
54
36 Vt
200
38%
41
•
5
(Un)
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D
19
100
400
83%
37%
53%
50c
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40
18
80
*
(Un)
COrp
300
979
18
——
38 Vt
5
1
(Un)
15%
Jan
1
15
(Un)
15%
1
Mar
1
(Un)
15%
Brewing Co
Hertz Corp
Howard
Industries
Hupp
Oil
33%
»
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84
5
Co.
...
14%
Utilities
103
Jan
1
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Corp
109% 110%
*
Feb
75
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Apr
1
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Co.
Signode Steel
Sunbeam
Heilman
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31% Mar
3
90
200
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400
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300
78
39%
36 Vt Mar
1
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1
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99
77%
—
1
Square
Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common
Greyhound Corp (Un)
96%
3
Spiegel Inc
Lakes
47%
5
—1.40
Corp
Apr
35%
44% Mar
Feb
13
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(Un)
Apr
•
Jan
40
1
Feb
32 Va
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36%
800
5
69%
Rubber Co
&
600
2,000
•
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Sperry Rand
Steel Co
39%
20 g
Regis Paper Co
Sangamo
Jan
Drug Stores
35,100
44'A
—
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Co
Jan
8
24'
42%
5
Petroleum
56
Brothers
25 % Mar
20 Vt
38 %
2.50
Louis National Stockyards
St
78%
33%
Jan
23%
43%
10
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26%
14%
Apr
15%
Mar
42%
•
800
109%
Apr
44
Apr
50
*
(Un)
Co
8,000
1
32%
Jan
39
•
*
Tobacco
(R J)
67%
1
Jan
32
700
3,900
•
29%
(Un)
27%
Apr
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28%
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Apr
Jan
39 Va
*
(Un)
66%
1
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41%
68
83 V3C
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30 Va
42%
32%
5
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Apr
%
—
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General
43 Vt
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(Un)
(Un)
Standard
61%
34%
Apr
900
Apr
24% Mar
10
(Un)
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Richman
76%
30
Apr
40
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41
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Rockwell
45
2.50
83%
32%
1
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Feb
10
Airways
Inc
common
31%
1
Utilities
Feb
83%
41
25
Sears Roebuck & Co
45
66
Apr
42 Va
6.25
America
of
Schwitzer
1.66%
____
57%
5
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Apr
61%
Feb
.
4,900
2,800
41% "43%
42
1
Republic Steel Corp
Apr
77%
16%
41%
_
5
8%
*
59
82 Vt
5
4Va
3
52% Mar
Jan
Jan
57%
38%
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Jan
6%
Apr
45 %■
150
55%
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1
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17%
57%
42%
1
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2%
36%
Mar
15%
100
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37 Vt
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8
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Electric
General
5
25
2
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1
18Vs
5
common
1
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Corp
General
81%
1.25
8
.—*
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Schenley
General
1
Light & Coke.
Corp
Feb
1
Co
94 Vt
*
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Oil
Apr
13%
5
Apr
Feb
90 »A
Quaker Oats Co
30 Va
81
Inc
Apr
30%
5
World
Service
Pullman
119'A
»
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America
il %
Jan
Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jan
Corporation
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Jan
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Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
Feb
1
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&
6'A
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23%
(Un)___
Whitney Corp
Brewing Corp
Firestone
Apr¬
800
Jan
Pictures
Peoples Gas
104%
■$'
common
Fairbanks
92 Vt
93
Jan
,*
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Reynolds
Falstaff
'■
9%
Jan
Jan
62%
Electric
American
100
2
!
Mfg
34% Mar
Jan
79%
75 Vt
85
Parke-Davis & Co
1,600
27%
5
_
28
400
2,100
25 Va
Glass
&
Paramount
115%
•
Electric
Emerson
Jan
1
20
:
Edison
8%
4,100
600
:
Chemical
Owens-Illinois
Potter Co
Deere
Detroit
9 Vs
Feb
20% Mar
23 Vt
10%
5
30
Apr
51
600
(Un)
53%
25
93
29%
Jan
1,000
Co
84
1.33 Y3
91%
91
Jan
44%
90'/4
Manufacturing Co
100
*
common
29
91
21%
800
27
(Un)
250
America
29%
91 %
400
'
88% " 90
Bancorporation
64%
24%
45 Vt
Apr
57%
26Vs
28%
44%
88%
Co.
Gas
90 %
%
Feb
28 3 4
44%
Apr
26%
Ry
57%
64
40%
*
Power
90
90 %
_100
Jan
88%
Corp
Public
Pacific
21 Va
Jan
34%
26%
wi
common
200
America
Co
New
300
8% Mar
500
"
14%
Co
of
Car
26%
9
38%
5
Corp
9
38%
5
Aviation
38%
21%
23
89 % Mar
5
RR_____
900
15
Insurance
Steel
Central
2,400
23
Jan
I——
Mfg-
14%
(Un)
of
Curtiss-Wright
&
29
500
70%
:
(Un)
(Un)
48
^
19 Vt
2,000
•
Product
Co
39%
Corp
Edison
Products
York
New
Jan
85
3
Register (Un)
28%
*
System
Crowell-Collier
Crucible
Feb
21%
400
26%
4 % %
Iron
Foods
Co
li3e
100
40%
5
&
Corp
Continental
Cash
3,300
40%
10
Iron
Commonwealth
National
11%
82
50c
23
HI
5,200
84%
5
(Un)
Company
39%
Inc
Gas
Muter
High
17%
*
;
42%
Corp.
Fuel
Apr
Low
15%
1
Inc
25
Electric Ilium
Co
20
Co
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
15%
10
(Un)
&
Shares
*
Ward & Co
(Philip)
Motorola
*
pfd 100
.
Cleveland-Cliffs
Colorado
Jan
14
Montgomery
Morris
ser A
Co
Products
27% Jan
Pacific
Chrysler Corp
City
1,100
200"
17%
17%
114
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore ."fe So Bend__12.50
Cleveland
34 %
Jan
Mar
Chemical
62'/a
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Service
32
17Va
21% Mar
38
Monsanto
of Prices
1
(Un)
River Fuel
Manufacturing
1
*
Corp
Chicago Milw St Paul &
Chicago & Northw Ry 5%
Cities
Jan
Mfg
1
Corp
Products
Champlin Oil & Refining common;
$3 convertible
preferred—
Chemetron
Jan
16%
5,100
.
&
_1
South
&
Certain-Teed
14
20
Apr
Min
Minnesota
23
10
*
50c
2.50
(Un)
Corp
50
74 Vt Mar
15%
17%
25
common
Jan
Jan
400
14%
_30c
(Un)
34%
44
50
63 %
17 Vt
Inc—
Canadian
Carrier
34 Va
5
(Un)
Jan
Feb
13,200
2,200
43
57
•
5
1
5
—'-
__—
Industries
Burlington
Brewing Co
Mississippi
Modine
J)
Corp
Budd Company
Minneapolis
45
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
Low
High
42%
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach & Sons
Last
Sale Price
5
Corp
Week's
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
45
Airplane
Fisheries
Booth
28)
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Boeing
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Co...
Tube
...
17%
Feb
5
17%
17
Jan
.*
1
105Vt
105 Vt 107
200
88%
Jan
109 Vt
Apr
133%
133% 137 Va
500
97 Vt
Jan.
142 Va
Apr
18% Mar
Volume
193
Number
6051
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1933)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
Stocks listed exclusively
on
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Corp
Range
American
Factors
Ltd
Black
—
Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
Gas
47c
Feb
36 %
37
96c
2,400
Apr
29%
Jan
12
121%
38%
1,300
Apr
7%
Jan
14c
151%
Apr
5
Co—__
Co
Ltd
__
4%
Apr
41%
Apr
4'%
Apr
2,300
41%
60,700
27
1,400
201/2
Jan
10'A
9%
11%
9,700
4%
2
2.40
Jan
2.40
2.40
27%
*
27 y4
25
__4
31%
1.55
1,200
27%
24%
Jan
31
Mar
11%
Apr
1.75
2,700
Jan
17%
Jan
29
Mar
241% Mar
5,300
25%
Apr
Feb
411%
25
_____
21c
Feb
40
3%
Corp___
Emporium Capwell Co
Inc
3
27
—
_7.50
Products
Oil
3,000
Feb
4%
Corp
Exeter
3%
9c
—__1
Co—
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)__—_
Friden
3%
68,000
*
—
Consolidated Corp
Electrical
16c
___—5.50
Crestmont
Dole
3%
1
Oil—i-_——
Ink
Abbey
High
12
.
California
Cypress
75,900
15c
Stores Inc
&
Jan. 1
Low
85c
37
Feb
251/4
Apr
24%
25
1,100
18
40
41
800
34
Jan
3.40
Apr
—10
class
41
1
75c
70c
83c
2,900
32c
Jan
1
__
62
60%
62
5,800
40%
Feb
65
11%
141/4
9,300
8%
Jan
System
Harbison
Home
Walker
(Joseph)
Jeanette
Glass
McKinney
preferred
—
Jan
42
Humor
2.00
1.75
2.30
Holly
Oil
96,100
Jan
2.05
600
1.90
Jan
2.20
2.05
2.30
30,600
1.60
Feb
Imperial
Jade Oil
Leslie
M
J
California___
1
M
&
Co
M
Oil Co
Monolith
Co
Oil
Cement
,J
Pacific
Oil
&
Gas
Trico
Oil
Union
&
6 %
Jan
17%
2,000
2.00
7,800
Gas
pfd
i;
Apr
2.20 Mar
April
April
24
April
25
April
26
April
27
1.50
1,100
31
31%
450
1.05
Jan
301/4
Jan
12%
1,600
2.15
700
7%
7%
8
12%
13
5,900
1834
18%
19
300
1
1.6O
1.55
1.65
30%
3%
Jan
Jan
5/700
12%
6%
1.50
6
1.00
Apr
Jan
5
Jan
8%
1.60
10
6%
Apr
29%
Jan
35
Apr
50
13%
Jan
18%
Apr
8,797
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
437
68%
Apr
79*4
26%
41
22%
Jan
28% Mar
33%
137
27'4
7%
Jan
35%
(Un)
Coast Life
Williston
Insurance
Basin
Oil
(Un)
7%
102
18%
18%
250
16
Jan
19%
Apr
26%
26%
27
248
22%
Jan
27%
Apr
40%
40%
41%
847
40%
Feb
50*4
Jan
5
Jan
8
Exploration
10c
Stock
Averages
averages of representative
Exchange
stocks and
bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
—Bonds
10
Total
10
First
Second
10
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
140.88
228.04
91.96
81.91
82.75
86.07
20
15
112.16
672.66
140.04
111.22
224.95
91.90
81.77
86.05
85.54
683.09
141.04
111.40
227.30
91.80
81.70
82.44
86.02
85.49
682.18
141.55
111.89
227.53
91.71
81.65
82.43
86.01
85.45
111.73
227.02
91.75
81.67
82,70
86.21
679.54
..
Averages
141.74
compiled
are
8.53;
daily
stocks,
65
by
using
the
following
divisors:
82.46
Industrials,
3.165 ;
30%
1,000
291%
Jan
31% Mar
3%
500
16%
1,600
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
27%
100
25i%
Jan
33
1.60
9,600
2.80
Jan
16.94.
(35 Stocks)
3% Mar
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
6%
400
Date
Closing
Range for J!)(il to date
18c
1.00
Jan
6
Jan
6%
Apr
Mon.
April 24
125.75
High
128.87
Apr
4
Apr
39%
Apr
Tues.
Jan
April 25
124.42
Low
106.57
Jan
3
21c
Apr
Wed.
April 26
124.77
April 27—u__.—
125.20
100
331/4
29,000
31%
8c
1.75 Mar
Fri.
Week's
Last
'April
Wood
American
American
Arundel
Steel
common
Low
29%
29%
82%
82%
85
-33'/3
122%
Low
30%
1
Corporation
*
120
37
86
City
Atlantic
648
126'/a
Jen
76%
Feb
1031/8
Jan
4.33
Curtis Publishing Co
Delaware Power & Light
Co
of
Fair
Ford
Motor
Jan
393
77'%
Jan
913
.
37%
Jan
102%
index
for
the
of
Stock
week
for the current year.
%
47%
Apr
Jan
131%
Apr
Apr
Trade,
1,757
25 %
Jan
291/4 Mar
177
50%
Jan
65
166
Finance
-
24
23% Mar
25%
39%
38 %
39%
754
32 Ve
Jan
79%
83%
816
63%
Jan
85%
Co
125.5
126.8
1.0
126.8
113.0
128.4
129.8
—1.1
129.8
117.0
Goods
122.8
124.1
—1.0
124.1
109.2
—
102.8
12%
14%
2,397
12%
Apr
15
22
139
17%
Jan
103.3
—0.5
106.6
170.9
—1.6
170.9
144.4
150.3
Service—
—
22% Mar
151.1
—0.5
151.1
132.5
92.8
95.3
—2.6
95.3
83.3
——
10%
Jan
Apr
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
11%
11%
33
44%
46%
12,963
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
37%
41%
549
25%
Jan
42
Apr
No. of
and Miscel.
Gov't
Bond
15%
Foreign
Bank
151/4
40
11%
Jan
161/8
Apr
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
37%
36
39'%
180
19%
Jan
3914
Apr
1
23%
22%
23%
897
Mon.
20%
Feb
April 24
4,590,400
$6,660,000
$388,000
23%
$7,048,000
it
Apr
38
34'%
38%
Tues.
3,847
29%
Feb
April 25
4,670,370
6,763,000
298,000
7.061,000
87
87
89%
139
771/8
Jan
--
28%
30%
164
26'/a Mar
25c
com
*
0
J
n
12%
Apr
47%
Apr
_
—
■
38%
3
37%
Apr
90% Mar
Thurs.
April 21.
4,450,970
5,613,000
219,000
5,832,000
Fri.
April 28—
3,708,680
4,757,000
225,000
4,982,000
22,400,970
$30,215,000
Apr
928
28%
Jan
32%
588
27%
Jan
31
2,445
26%
Jan
31%
13%
14%
5,970
) 1 1/4
Jin
April 26
4,980,550
4—5
40%
41%
347,000
32%
Jan
41%
Apr
57%
448
36%
Jan
57%
Apr
62 %
4,568
51%
Jan
62%
30%
31%
2,426
30%
Apr
31 %
10
10%
2,701
Apr
11% Mar
U.
10
International
21%
20%
22%
2,047
Jp>n
24 i/e Mar
Foreign
3,891
Jan
Railroad
—
10
9% Mar
173 V
42%
43%
46
Apr
19%
19%
20%
249
13%
Jan
23%
53%
572
42%
Jan
541/4
50
9%
-
8%
Jan
106%
544
85%
Jan
109%
57
360
46
Jan
59%
38%
305
27%
Jan
38%
401,722,867
$2,000
$4,500
$1,477,000
$1,923,000
25,137,100
25,270,650
S.
Government
Bank
70%
72%
8
13.50
and
Industrial—
1
——
30,215,000
24,587,000
573,246,000
450,223,000
$31,692,000
Total.
Apr
54
—L— 5
$26,510,000
$598,385,100
$475,498,150
,
63%
65 %
Jan
Jan
55%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Feb
82%
Jan
120
68
Jan
65
7
Jan
8 % Mar
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
-
61%
--
15%
47'%
8
7%
*
467
1,734
20%
63%
462
521/4
Jan
66%
206
63% Maif
62
Jan
64
-
Stocks
Feb
(No. of
Shares)
Mon.
Foreign
Domestic
Bonds
April 24
3,016,195
$86,000
Tues.
1977
83
—
83
$3,100
77%
Jan
82%
Apr
300,000
Friday
Last
Par
Aileeheny Ludlum
Industries
Steel
Inc__
1
Co
Co.
footnotes,
_
1
10
see page
42.
of Prices
Low
44 'A
42 3
April 28
39
281/4
4
54%
55
39%
39%
39%
3,197,510
$15,000
Range Since Jan. 1
Bonds
$3,000
$1,011,000
of
Shares.
Total
Bond
Sales
$101,000
10,000
5,000
8,000
244,000
24,000
17,000
291,000
3,000
142,030
$49,000
$36,000
$1,096,000
139,000
16,150,050
1961
Stocks—-Number
1960
315,0C0
Jan. 1 to April 28
1961
I960
16,150,050
5,436,275
198,321,005
87,294,547
Bonds—
High
35%
Jan
48%
Apr
99
9%
Jan
28%
Apr
22
503a
Jan
60%
32%
Jan
451/0
Apr
Domestic
$1,011,000
$578,000
$18,484,000
$9,330,000
government
49,000
18,000
1,319,000
555,000
corporate
36,000
7,000
670,000
350,000
$603,000
$20,473,000
$10,235,000
Apr
33
Corporate
Week Ended April 28
Low
44%
54 3
250,000
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
236,000
3,543,000
Sales
High
4
3,264,455
for Week
Shares
26%
5
—
Week's
Range
Sale Price
3,128,890
April 27.
Total-.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
April 25
April 26
Fri.
_
Wed.
Thurs.
_
247,472,226
11% Mar
Co—
debs
1960
1961
14,972,960
Apr
21%
51%
19%
tr
common
1960
22,400,970
Apr
371/2
10c
/
Shares
Apr
58%
54
n
300
104
57
♦
Service
of
April 28
Bonds—
Apr
106
a
Improvement
10%
33%
38
..
$31,692,000
Jan. 1 to
Apr
52% *541%
.
Lab
Stocks—Number
Apr
_♦
—
$1,477,000
1961
205
40%
61%
1
subord
6,769,000
Week Ended April 28
31%
at
com
Total
57%
—
IlZZio
_
Apr
Feb
61%
*
_
Transit
6,422,000
161/b Mar
39
1
Gas. Light
Wed.
32% Mar
30%
14%
50
_
Co
39
31%
_
common
_..
Sales
32%
.30%
»
_■_
_
_
Int'l
'
Corp
For
97.8
381%
'
20c
Co
Elaw-Knox
118.3
168.2
_.
and
Mining
Feb
21
L. —3
Public
Cork
—
45%
Co.
_
Armstrong
Low
—-
BONDS
Apollo
1961—
Apr
13%
1
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
inc
-
134.2
41% Mar
81
*
i_____
w
_
6%
High
—1.1
Mar
5
1
..
Co
Baltimore
—1960
Change
134.2
—._—
Transportation
Utility
48%
Percent
Apr. 14/61
132.7
—
Goods
Non-Durable
28%
1957-59—100
Apr. 21/61
Composite
Manufacturing-
Jan
8V2
42
v'
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending April 21, 1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
stocks
Apr
59%
10
new
Electric Power
Gas
26
_16%c
Linotype
Paper Co
Smith Kline &. French
South Jersey Gas Co
United
Jan
13%
27%
Co„_____^_
common
Washington
17'/4
2,341
'
Public Service Electric & Gas
United
Apr
59
28i%
10c
Corp__;__„__
Oil
9%
247
1.66%
Philadelphia Transportation
Sun
Jan
1,071
24
Inc
Southeastern
8%
SEC
Apr
3,293
2
Philadelphia Electric
Reading
.16%
■
Corp
Scott
Jan
The
Apr
12%
12%
Resistance
Mfg
731/4
1
Perfect Photo Inc
Progress
Jan
48%
5
6
Oct
Bait-
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Potomac
Feb
39%
111/8
10
at
Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
New
Apr
431/2
47%
Pennsalt
Philco
39
J»n
12
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Macke Vending Co class A_
Madison Fund Inc
Co
Apr
Jan
48
Acceptance Corp common
60c conv voting
preferred
&
8G % Mar
1301/4
1
Dairies
Mergenthaler
Apr
71
99%
44%
-
(The)
\
Durable
97%
Battery
America
Motors
34
31
6.75
Co
International
715
15%
42%
General
Merck
14%
99%
Stores
Foremost
Martin
9%
non-voting
Food
General
91/4
42%
_
Storage
15%
1.80
_
Duquesne Light
A
15%
25
....
...
Class
1,951
14'A
5
_
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Finance
1,072
73%
Sc
Company
Electric
42%
42%
'
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamikon
Budd
39
40%
641/4
.
__
37
15%
_
Electric
Research
Jan
95.55
SEC Index of Stock Prices
High
23 %
7,114
■
9%
Atlantic
109.39
—-
Low
•Tirls)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-_10
& Tel
Tel
High
124.95
Sales
Shares
Co
Stores
28————
Range for 1960
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Alan
5.234;
*eD
15c
Friday
85.58
Rails,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
1.80 Mar
6%
Sale Price
40
85.67
_
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Total
Bonda
Jan
Jan
1.50
18c
Apr
201/4 Mar
2,300
31%
5
Feb
Apr
—
Thurs.
Preferred
West
Feb
Apr
15%
18% Mar
1.25
16%
1"
__1
70c
Apr
2.60 Mar
16
30%
50c
Apr
95
Jan
12%
27%
series A—_25
51
Jan
50c
70
1.60 Mar
32%
Apr
IIV4
Jan
90
_
..
..
Utilities,
12
2.05
37
100
685.26
21
Feb
2.05
.
17%
Feb
1.40
479
trials
12V4
31
Apr
Rail¬
Date
Feb
27%
1
Victor Equipment Co
Westates Petroleum common
7
Jan
Jan
Apr
57%
7%
32%
7%
Feb
43*4
Jan
3,700
71
26%
33V2
29'%
Jan
15"%
7
68%
__
Jan
10
Mar
20C
5
5
30
12
152,800
15%
Apr
48
Indus¬
27
86c
15"%
Apr
13%
37%
Stocks
10
75c
35
7%
daily closing
the New York
50
1.50
____:
oh
the
are
27
12%
Co_
Jan
34%
—
Stock and Bond
Belcw
121%
1
/■
common
1.10
70c
& Bolt Corp of America
1
Engineering & Foundry Co—_5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp__
,_6.25
27
Z_1
Co
14% Mar
;
93
65c
United
12 %
____25c
Gas
Sugar
400
2
Ranch Oil Co
Cal
7
1.80
48
93
Screw
55c
Apr
41% Mar
80c
Bottlers
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Southern
Apr
33'Ac
Development
United
Rhodes Western
Rice
76i%
Jan
27%
12Vb
—
Industries Inc.-—,
Pacific
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
25c
400
16V4
47%
—<
Apr
7%
114
Apr
350
140,100
30
16%
47%
69%
Apr
55c
_1
common
Apr
31%
74%
10
Invest
48%
61c
73
_i
Co__
American
Jan
49c
(Un)_*
com
Feb
1.20
7
10
Ltd—
38c
32,400
27%
__
25c
(Un)
31,500
2.70
Feb
54c
5
Co____
48c.
65c
27%
*:
Inc
Portland
Corp
Norris
North
10
10c
z__.
(Un)___
Petroleum
Preferred
Nordon
Co
Frank
Merchants
45c
2.55
(Un)__
Navigation Co (Un)
&
48c
2.70
,■_!
McBryde Sugar
Meier
10c
__50c
;
—.
Salt
Matson
10c
(Un)__50c
56%
—10
;
Corp
2.50 Mar
of
Mines Corp
Western______
25%
38
42
53-%
common__.___l
2.85 Mar
2.10
2.05
Co
237
28%
411/2
27
Apr
Good
Co
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
Mar
13%
Maryland
8%
23%
Mar
1.90
General Exploration Co of California—1
Idaho
3,396
28*4
5
Rockwell-Standard
13%
53%
10
Natco Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth
Oil
Corp
110
42
—
1
High
248
71/2
12%
100
_!
Low
26%
__*
!
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
8.50
*
Shares
7%
13%
___5
for Week
24%
—
Pittsburgh__5
Manufacturing
Fuel
Supply
Mountain
26%
Corp___—1
Refractories
1%
Low
10
Commercial
15% Mar
A
—
Gas
Brewing Co of
Duquesne Light Co____
Equitable Gas Co
2
Corp
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
Range Since
High
71c
10
—
Consolidated
Oil
75c
Columbia
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Duquesne
for Week
Shares
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Continental
Min—5c
(Un)
Bishop Oil Co_
Low
10c
;
.—
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
Par
Aeco
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
the Pacific
on
Coast Stock
Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
This list does not include
37
Foreign
Foreign
_
Total.
i__
$1,096,000
38
(1934)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN -MARKETS
Shown
Are
Expressed in
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
4
&
Paper common
preferred
% %
Acadia
Atlantic
Class
Sugar
Aluminium
Aluminum
4
% %
Anglo
of
Co
Canada
4%
pfd
Canadian
$2.90
4%%
Co
Bailey
5%
preferred
Scotia
Banque Canadian National
Provincial
Power
&
Paper
class
5%
preferred
5%%
Mersey
Apr
International
Nickel
Apr
International
Paper com...—
International
240
21 Va
Feb
22 Va
Jan
46%
990
45
Jan
47
Jan
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Telephone
Ltd
Iron
28%
Jan
Loeb
22
29%
Apr
19%
19'A
63
72%
19%
Jan
MacKinnon
Jan
64%
Apr
MacMillan
66%
Jan
74%
Apr
Maritime
59%
Feb
59
2,635
54%
41
40%
41
251
38 Va
Jan
42
42
60
41
Jan
45
Jan
26%
26 %
27
150
26%
Apr
34%
Jan
—
49
41
318,569
47
—
class
477/a
1,020
51%
51%
51 %
8VB
8%
Jan
42%
Feb
47% Mar
1,280
51
48%
Feb
Mar
50
Mar
7%
52%
Jan
50%
50'A
50 %
470
47%
Apr
4.35
4.20
4.35
1,973
3.80
Jan
55
55
85
34%
33%
34%
9,365
50
%
Apr
4.75 Mar
52
Jan
55
Apr
29%
Jan
36
Apr
90
Jan
92
Mar
47%
Jan
50
Mar
A
a90 % a 90 %
5
48
855
48
48
52 %
250
50
Jan
12
Jan
14%
Apr
33%
Apr
39
Feb
49
Feb
13%
13%
14
1,335
35%
34 %
35%
10,622
48%
3,187
53
Feb
46%
48%
10%
10 %
10%
1,225
9%
Jan
13%
14%
1,173
12%
Jan
15'/a
Apr
7%
7%
7%
200
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
2.00
2.75
35%
45
400
35%
35%
500
Mar
2.20
Jan
33
Feb
3.00
36
Jan
Mar
25%
28
23%
Jan
29
Mar
27%
27%
5,555
28 %
2,815
25%
Jan
29'
Mar
28
208
25%
Jan
28
Apr
al8
al8
25
18%
Jan
19%
19%
19%
961
18%
Jan
19
Feb
21%
a80
20
75
Jan
82%
a69
5
65
Jan
74%
Apr
51%
685
al2% al2%
50
12
•
a23 a23 %
60
64%
2,229
50
•
of Commerce
British
10
49 %
64%
•
63
Alum in
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Canner
Canadian
39 Va
52
Apr
Mar
12%
Celanese
class
19%
Jan
25
58%
Jan
48%
3,478
12
300
a4.25
50
19
19
140
al3% al3 %
125
13%
Jan
5,620
21%
Feb
•
A
•
common
26%:
28%
series
30
43%
Chemical
Canadian
Fairbanks
Co
33
33
25
7
7%
1,250
10%
150
B
•
Husky
32
Hydrocarbons
Jan
Feb
Mar
14%
Feb
30
Apr
33% Mar
7% Mar
11 Va
Jan
10
7%
Apr
8%
6%
1,520
4%
Jan
7% Mar
11%
•
Canadian
International
11%
300
10
Feb
14%
14%
1,064
14
Jan
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
37
Jan
40
10 Va
Apr
12
12
12%
3,700
39
39
39%
575
Apr
15% Mar
Locomotive
•
10%
10%
300
Canadian
Marconi
1
6%
5%
7
5,335
Canadian
Oil
•
28%
27%
29
21,830
237/8
25
23%
22%
23 %
9,648
21 %
Jan
24% Mar
10
11%
10
11%
22,771
7%
Jan
11%
Apr
17%
17%
275
15
Jan
20
Mar
13
13
14%
152
13
Mar
15 Va
Apr
5%
5%
5%
425
3.90
Jan
5%
Apr
•
10%
10%
10%
570
8%
Jan
10%
Apr
•
24%
23%
24%
9,200
20 Va
Jan
24%
Apr
2.85
2.85
170
2.50
Jan
Co
Companies
Pacific
common
Railway
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Vickers
Ltd
preferred
•
Farm
•
Columbia
Cellulose Co
Combined
Enterprises
Mining & Smelting
Textile
•
Credit
Com
class
A
Steel
Dow
Du
17%
18
500
16
Jan
18
16
16
16
10
16
Jan
17
17
16%
17
2.845
11%
Jan
17 %
Apr
21
21
330
19 Va
Jan
21 %
Apr
39 Va
&
Feb
Mar
a2.50
a2.56
20
17
Ford
•
I
5%
ZZZ
100
25
99
Apr
69
260
68
Jan
Canadian
11%
11%
110
10 Va
Jan
of
Lakes
Handy
70 %
1,285
63 %
Feb
17%
17%
18%
21,285
14%
Jan
-
Oil
Class
Home
E)
$2
$1.25
For
12
Jan
30 %
Jan
750
31
Jan
37%
15%
18%
7,750
33
33
110
8%
74
Apr
Apr
Jan
18%
Apr
31
Jan
37
Mar
7
7
7
250
Mar
8%
Jan
16
16
16%
15,722
15%
Jan
18 1/b
Feb
19
.18%
19
1,453
17%
Jan
19 Va Mar
*
14
13%
14
16,245
10Va
Jan
14% Mar
-
—
109
109
10
—
106%
107
220
*
8%
8%
8%
525
8%
Apr
6
6
350
6
Apr
class
1,967
24%
Jan
103%
Jan
109
Mar
100
Feb
107
Mar
10%
Jan
6
Apr
*
A
26Va
25%
26%
*
Ltd
26 %
26
26%
1,303
24%
Feb
27
Feb
42
42 %
1,011
41
Feb
42%
Jan
14Va
14%
700
13%
Jan
15 Va Mar
65
185
58
Jan
68
Feb
93Va
25
93
Mat-
96
Feb
Apr
.40
14'A
*
____
-—5
-—.—
4%%
Co
—
,63
—
V—
100
pfd_^_
-
93%
28%
Feb
:
•
21
_*
Steel
Ontario
Products
Oshawa
Wholesale
Pacific
Petroleums
6%
Price
17%
52 %
50'A
52 %
17%
1,772
47
Jan
17%
Apr
Oresl
Iron
&
Bros
Ltd
Co.
—
18%
22
1,350
13
12'A
13
3,825,
8.60
9.30
2,820
24%
25V8
2,847
24
25
24%
112
Apr
21
Mar
45
2,671
Jan
Jan
50
Apr
300
6
Mar
7
26
70
25
Apr
27
Jan
65
65
30
58
Jan
65
Apr
32 %
34
335
21%
Jan
36%
Apr
5 %
a5
19%
Va
140
a200
60
18%
18%
230
11%
12 Va
5,127
a
„
Apr
a__
■
3.00 Mar
17%
9
%
Jan
20%
50
Jan
58% Mar
2.80
a
a2.80
a3.00
225
Feb
3.45 Mar
6,250
3.00 Mar
Feb
Apr
125
69 Va
Jan
12%
1.833
10
Jan
2"
A
81
Apr
13 % Mar
22
12.230
3.50
3.60
120,250
3.25
Jan
4.00
Feb
25
Feb
21%
20%
21 %
1.L85
15 %
Jan
23'%
Jan
39
37%
39 %
1,310
36%
Apr
39%
Feb
20c
Z_I_I
Z_Z*
102 1012 %
37%
37 %
a9%
a
38 %
100
47
Jan
Z_*
44%
40%
Jan
49
Mar
45%
200
45
Jan
46
Jan
8%
7,500
6
Jan
51%
51%
122
45
Mar
100
w
I__Z25
preferred
20
see page 42.
Rothmans
1rk
Corn
11%
76%
3,783
72
Feb
'
23%
24Va
585
18%
Jan
17%
17%
18%
7,660
11%
Jan
19%
Apr
common.1
Power
28%
27%
28%
20,267
27
Jan
29%
Apr
30
30
603
29
Jan
32
Apr
42
42%
250
40%
Jan
42%
Apt-
32 %
32 %
100
30
Jan
35
Jan
122
35
120
Jan
125
Jan
7
950
6
Jan
7
Feb
100
Apr
20%
Feb
___—____*
Canada
—
__
common-*
—.
100
__
122
7
6%
20
19%
19%
19%
*
31 Va
30%
31%
—*
Apr
44 Va
Jan
48
Apr
a45
80
433'q
,Tan
9 %
a9%
403
7%
Jan
50
2,695
42 V8
Jan
16%
15
16%
1,759
11%
Jan
a5.50
100
3.00
Jan
16%
16 %
16%
3.750
18
18
19
10%
11%
1,668
13%
Jan
14
28
Jan
18
18
100
17
Feb
29
1,410
21
Jan
29
55
55
44
55
55
9%
9%
300
Apt8% Jan
—
9%
*
75
74%
76%
28%
27%
28%
6,239
-.—__—*
A.
-
64
23 %
23 Va
24
:—*
—
2.18
2.20
300
7%
6,722
*
______u
(Canada)
14
14
46
50'A
7,261
3.25
.3.00:
♦
.
:
V
:
9 % Mar
50
Ameranium
Apr
16%
4.00
Apr
Jan
Mines
Lead
Anacon
Anglo-Nfld
Mines
Atlas
Sulphur
Atlas
Telefilms
38%
135
35
Avalon
Iron
Bateman
Uranium
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian'
General
Apr
Canadian
Kodiak
Mar
Canalask
Nickel
100
40
Feb
42
Jan
Canorama
54%
5.150
45
Jan
54%
Feb
Cantexas
26%
1.185
24
Apr
26%
Apr
Canuba
Jan
17%
Apr
Carbec
20%
20%
*
&
&
Dock
Refineries
10%
Jan
Feb
2,325
7%
Jan
850
4.95
Jan
8.80
Apr
1,800
8c
Ayr
12%c
Jan
2%c
2%c
1,500
2%c
Apr
3c
Jan
8%c
10c
5c
Jan
15c
Mar
3c
3c
2%c
J&n
4c
Apr
11%
Aor
—
9%c
__
10%
10%
.
900
Jan
23 %
Jan
Cartier
Quebec
Jan
20%
Apr
Cassiar
Asbestos
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Feb
277
10'%
Apr
"100
10%
Jan
12%
Apr
20c
12,200
17c
Feb
25c
Jan
4c
12.000
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
Feb
9%
Apr
Mar
2.00
Apr
8%
9%
1.50
2-.00
5.060
,
6%
1,265
•>
70c
20c
1,400
Jan
33c
Mar
11c 15%c
—
13c
50.501
lie
Apr
19c
Jan
400
45c
Jan
57c
a50c
a50c
15c
100
17%
18
„
.
2.C0 Mar
750
2c
2c
2c
500
8%.
7%
8%
14
1,050
Jan
Apr
2.00 Mar
20
2c
Apr
Feb
8%
Apr
Jan.
-Mar
3c
6%
__*
12 %.
12 Va
100
12%
36%
36%
36%
150
30
Ltd_____*
1.35
1.15
1.35
46,641
80c
Feb
ale
ale
8
2c
Feb
13c
Mar
Ltdj__
Explorations
•
12%
,
9%
20c
46,000
8%
10%
12%
17%
_1
__1
__*
1
19%
Feb
46%c
,
2.00
Ltd
21%
Apr
45c
31c
2.00
1
5
Jan
Jan
32,609
2.00
Ltd--:
157
5c
Mar
Ltd—
Explorations Ltd
Co Ltd_V
Mines
Apr
28,175
_*
Royalty
Mines
3c
Ltd—*
Investments
Mines
.J-ui
42c
1
Co
Feb
4c
5c
60c
1
Ltd
Research
8%
Jan
9c
_____1
:
Jan
Jan
3c
8Va
3c
1
6%
2%c
>
8.15
4c
__1
%c Jan
8
„1
Inc
Feb
2%c Jan
46
8c
17c
'
Feb
8.00
%
__
'
40 %
23% a23%
Ltd
Feb
8c
-
8
,
2c
8.000
1,380
.7,500
High
8c
Jan
40c
13,029
„
Low
4%c
1,000
-
3
Apr
21,934
42- '• Mar
8.15
-
17c
Ltd—i
Mines
Apr
a
Mines
Collieries
5.00
——
41c
•■'''■
,—_1
Common
11%
17%
a3c
41c
Ltd___l
Ltd
-
4c
a3c
57c
—1
Mines
Co Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
25
8%.
7%
3%c
12,000
2,000%
45c
1
5
Co
Hosiery
53 %
.,45c"
4c
'
"A"__l
Ltd
Ltd___
Jan
16%
Aor
Jan
'
■;
4%c
—__1
Corp
Gas
&
Mines
Jan
17%
-
48c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Calumet
45c
3%c
1
Raceway
3.15
40%
Mar
107
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
>
2c
2c
—
V
1.50
Blucwater Oil
Canadian
■
Apr
57
Feb
Dollars
High
.6c
5c
—
Warrants
Apr
Low
57c
Ltd common_______*
preferred_i____l_100
Mining
Bonnets
of Prices
■
8
_1
_:
Gas
Gold
Eelle-Chibougamau
Butterfly
•
—*
_-_
.__
&
Lake
7.40
54%
3.90
Jan
-
Sales
5
Ltd
cumulative
Bellechasse
Apr
1.00
Ltd
Co
Mining
Bay
Red
18% Mar
45
■
Apr
for Week
5c
1
Co
Oil
Eelding-Corticelli
Blue
Ltd
—
Ltd_„__
Mines
Beatrice
I'/c
Co
Ltd
Corp
Telephone
Barvallee
_
.1-1
Ltd
Selburn
Talc
12 Va
Apr
Canadian
Range
.a3c
&
Bailey
19
Apr
Jan
52%
Exchange
in
Week's
Ltd
Baker
Jan
35
Expressed
—20c I
Exploration
Augustus
Feb
70c
2.45 Mar
40
Sale Price
Ltd_—__
Mining
Arno
375
1.593
8%
14% Mar
Jan
106
—*
Development
Anthonian
8.405
2,170
3.15 Mar
Jan
35
Stock
Are
V'
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
3.55
85c
Jan
5% Mar
425
Apr
24% Mar
38%
52
<
6.10
Jan
13
_
107
Last
,
Explorations
10%
43%
Shown
Par
Alscope
10
81c
1.75
51 %
Friday
3.40
42 %
Feb
38%
STOCKS
3.45
81c
Apr
V 106%
Canadian
Prices
10%
42%
Apr
66
"64
52
_*..
common
28%
Feu
107
\
100
-
Apr
Jan
5.00 Feb
8,300
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:
preferred
Apr
79%
Jan
jau
~
oa
19%
250
49
.
-
544
14
•
Ltd
A
6%
7
•
Worts
&
Feb
10% Mar
19%
6,655
5.65,. 6.65
34% Mar
.
oa
1,935
•
Corp
67%
515
63%
63%
Ltd
class
66
61 %
—
10
u—
,
1,995
1
—:
Bank
•
18% Mar
27%
*
Oils
7.60
300
11%
7,236
18
29
—1*
Steel
Gooderham
19%
*
5.65
Limited
r
10
Power.
A
Apr
24% Mar
23%
Pipeline
KnaDp
Apr
Apr
77% Mar
*
Ltd
(Geo)
11
-
__—*
common
Canada
Steel
Apr
11% Mar
>_.
Canada
Zr»"r<i
Apt-
13%
Rights
Webb &
10%
Jan
Structural
Weston
3,685
-Apr
9
Jan
__:
Standard
United
11%
80
83,
6.00
preferred
Canada
Viau
Jan
7% Mar
10%
Co
Trans
81V8
805
.__
class
15
1,500
.___.
Canada
2,060
9.05
of
Toronto-Dominion
50
8'A
13%
_____—._2.__'__—50
pfd
Southam
Steinbergs
78
8
13
Simpsons
Texaco
77'A
8.50
common..
of
Jan
7% Mar
a81% a81%
—
—
common
Williams
Co
Jan
12%
13
preferred
Steel
74%
Feb
Mat-
11
8.50
Water &
6%
Jan
90
*
—
Sogemines
4.60
6
-
8'A
A
preferred
6%
16,000
6
16%
•
A
Inc
6%
al2%
Apr
Jan
class
Lawrence
Sicard
14%
74'A
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
4%
1,175
Feb
75%
St
A
,15
al2% al2%
18%
_i__________10
Lawrence-Cement
Series
14%
Feb
Aor
11%
St
Sherwin
16%
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Class
1,750
Apr
7%
Feb
10
of Canada
Shawinigan
16.%
*
Mall
of Pall
3.25
16%
.
55% Mar
40%
6%
——100
;
*■
Jan
5,520
100
—
1.50
9% Mar
36% Mat-
149
7%
14%
_—.—*
class A__
440
38 %
—
*
(James)____
common
2.90
38
7%
*
common
.___.—
Royal Bank
2.85
—
38 %
a
preferred
Eouzan
*
•
Apr
37 %
49
49%
103
595
a45
50
A
Ltd
new.
Apr
7%
•
Paper
4%%
2.40
45%
♦
Preferred
Rolland
Apr
Jan
14
1,875
42%
_
(Canada)
112
110
50
53%
___'
Co
(AV)
Mar
44
:
*.
Roe
Apr
27
Jan.'
8%
_____
Robertson
Apr
9.30
«—
"A"
Class
y
•
—_
Canada
Reitman's
Apr
13%
7.25 Mat-
—1
.
Power
22
Jan
Jan
Feb
preferred—50
common
(Albert E) Co
___
19%
79%
21
Jan
12 Va
12
21%
a__
Apr
Jan
79%
——
12%
22
Jan
a5.50
Pittfield
Warrants
Quebec
Reed
Jan
21
/
Apr
25
53%
—20c
Gas
preferred
112
7%
lOVa
Apr
52 %
al9% al9%
—
—
*
5%
Transport
100
9.30
100
:
17%
__
—__1
Canada
Quebec Natural
6%
46 %
Jan
—*
_i
_,
preferred
of
Corp
Provincial
13'A
Feb
15%
1
Placer Development
Power
Jan
40
2,144
v-_
ge-Hersey .Tubes
Penmans
10 Va
4,159
16%
• ;
A
;_
Warrants
Pa
1,585
46%
16
•
common
class
13'A
45
__
__*
common
12
46 %
*
,___
Power
12
•
Corp
Mills
Flour
Feb
17%
3,080
a200
.
•
class
Ogilvie
Car
Light &
12% Mar
138
6%
12%
com__Z__»
common
Scotia
Apr
6 %
——
100
Paper
Nova
Mar
20%
'
•
A
footnotes,
50
18
25%
32 %
•
Ltd
International
preferred
100
70 %
22
—.
1
Investment
al9%
50
1%
common
Co
Steel
Mines Ltd
Noranda
Apr
26
•
Feb
26% Mar
__
Ltd*
1
Mar
•
Hudson Bay Mining
Hudson's
Bay Co
$1.40
19 %
52%
100
1
preferred
Imperial
Anr
'
1
Wares
class
Smith
Jan
l?p
ZIlOO
Warrants
Howard
Jan
10
4
10
B
&
19%
4.828
~Z—
21%
•
preferred
Renfrew
Home
a
.__
Farms
200
12%
al35
20
——
•
20
11%
al35
•
Andy Co
Hardee
Jan
67%
II5
common
Warrants
Holt,
ZZ
Z
Canada
Paper
45 %
70%
1
Motors
Great
Jan
10%
700
*
com
A
12% Mar
•
Corp__Z__Z*
Dynamics
Steel
60%
425
37 .37%
18%
2,410
10%
27Va
37%
*
Steel
69%
27Va
74
10%
27%
__
*
75 Va Mar
1
(Chas
General
2,411
52%
*
.
Power common
General
73
_10
•••.
Jan
6%
,
Ltd
48 % Ma r
*
&
Mar
51
•
common
preferred
General
12%
69
20
in? Products class A
Co
17
Jan
100
12%
Corp
&
Gatineau
Jan
12%
69
3%
Pfetroleum
Frosst
15%
25
100
•
commom.
Cos
French
100
10%
,ia n
52 Va
23%
common
Motor Co
Fraser
17
1a
*
common
I
Co
10%
•
Chemical
Players
•46 Va Mar
Jan
*
Trust
6%
j.25
tm.ij J
•
•
Foundation
a
.
_o
Fleetwood
Apr
9.90
21
B
Famous
40 Va
Feb
Jan
Ltd
Corp
Class
Jan
8.40
Ltd
Hea
31%
18,483
16%
Dupuis Freres class A
&
40 Va
100
_____10Q
Enamel
Jan
40%
100
Montreal
Morgan
Walker
3,063
com
preferred
Electrolux
33'A
2,112
•
Locomotive
Triad
8.85
•
Coal
Canada
Paper
36%
Feb
19%
Eddy Match
Eddy
Apr
100
Textile
of
18
•
Brewery
Pont
22% Mar
8.85
common
&
Bros
Jan
25
preferred
Donohue
18%
19 Va
common
Stores
Tar
565
8.85
.
Glass
Dominion
20%
19%
preferred
Foundries <fc Steel
Preferred
Dominion
20
•
Corsets
Dairies
7%
Jan
20
2
6%
Dominion
Redeemable
3.00
•
Dominion
2,000
46%
____^10
Southern
2.50
Coal
.
29% Mar
*
Ltd
Bridge
Dominion
Apr
•
Petroleum
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
J an
7
_•
A
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
•
1
Dominion
6% Mar
4.85
'
•
Glass
Zellerbach
Dome
Ltd
B
Distillers
43%
46
100
Breweries
Feb
•
50
12
Canadian
Crown
43
46
Feb
a7%
6%
•
Industries
com
Jan
6%
10 Va Mar
Apr
3.75
20
14%
Canadian
Power
Jan
a7%
Canadian
:
50% Mar
6%
i
common
Apr
13 %
Feb
17%
10%
-
class
66
Feb
3.20
A_50c
Ltd
Morse
Mar
Jan
10
25
Canadian
Coronation
heb
43%
___5
Powell River
&
Montreal
Jan
11%
45%
48
•
common
common
Preferred
Jan
a4.25
common
warrants
class
Apr
34%
Feb
a69
Electronics
Canadian
Class
Jan
73%
Jan
Preferred
Feb
a80
•
;
12.50
Breweries
Corbys
22%
Jan
31
B
Premium
27%
27 %
27%
10
common
common
Canadian
Consumers
Jan
57%
1,359
Class B
11% Mar
13%
._100
Aviation
Consolidated
21%
-.7,303
31%
Power
class
(Robt)
National
52
•
preferred
Consolidated
25
73%
preferred
Apr
a22a22%
31
preferred
Molson
Jan
17% Mar
69%
common
common
5 % %
Class
94
Jan
5
Tel
&
4 % %
Mitchell
Feb
8%
Ltd
Structural
Bloedel
Tel
Feb
15
31%
______
Massey-Ferguson
Apr
46
530
8%
•
common
Steamship
Cockshutt
Ltd
59 Va
91
45
,
73%
_______
Lawrence
St
18% Mar
58%
51
(M)
625
59
20
preferred
Canadian Bank
Jan
Apr
20
535
*
Corp
Service
(John)
3,040
62 Va
71%
Utilities
Public
Ltd
Lower
•
Foundries
Malting
Canadian
Labatt
46
a93
16%
7.60
Intel-provincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Jamaica
Jan.
a93
16%
__
6% pfd___25
Canada.
_.
Apr
Mar
25 Va Mar
•
common
Canada
Class
Mar
•
A
common
Cement
Canadian
44
10
preferred
$1.75
50
Feb
v
25
•
A
Jan
25
.
pfd
Products
Power
Class
48
•
B
Canadian
75
•
Ltd
class
Forgings
5%
49'A
40
1
Chemical
Canada
,
Products
Company
4%%
39 Va
50
Columbia
Canada
50
5,732
50
British
Canada
53 Vs Mar
Jan
48%
100
Forest
$1.30
Jan
33
•
preferred
Columbia
Canada
50 %
1,260
Apr
25
of
preferred
5,440
•
British
Calgary
585
39 %
58
Electric—
preferred
Class
51%
38%
50
preferred
Building
41
50%
$2
10
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
43
Apr
15 Va
10
39 Va
21%
a46%a46%
45 %
100
37%
46
57
^_-50
Jan
_•
pfd
preferred--™:
$4.50 preferred
_"
Inland Cement preferred
Internatl Bronze Powders
Feb
Jan
__
*
common
Jan
£1
l
Traction Light & Power
American Bank Note Co
Mills
$2.25
Corp
31%
50
Paper
British American Oil
Bruck
5,610
29%
50
Brazilian
Brown
57 Va
Acceptance
32 %
•
A
preferred
Brockville
54
Indus
26 Va
25
Corp
British
Jan
19%
•
(Canada)
Telephone
5% %
Jan
5%
27%
*
R
Apr
22 % mar
10
.
B
C
12%
5,700
3,486
62 Va
5Vo
10,437
6
10,530
19%
4%%
15%
6
______4.68%
38%
10
British
14%
preferred
29%
10
British
Jan
27%
25
Bowater
37%
•
Nova
Bowaters
7,550
28
Montreal
5 % %
25
20
High
45%
•
Ltd
Selburn
Bo water
jan
41
of
Bell
24
Jan
Low
-41%
15
37%
49'A
50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45%
36%
50%
of
Class
42% Mar
19% Jan
Ltd
Low
*
6%
14 Va
130
39%
Bank
Bathurst
Apr
Oil
37%
Bank
Banque
High
21 Vs
•
Shares
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
23% Mar
125
■
50
Corp
Steels
36%
1,775
46%
pfd__50
Ltd common
preferred
Asbestos
25
25
preferred
$2.50
23%
a20 Va a20%
36 Vi
50
Tel
40
38%
•
preferred
Argus Corp
Atlas
*
*
:
Ltd
5,070
Imperial
Jan. 1
Low
al9'/2 al9%
——
for Week
of Prices
Par
Range Since
37'A
24%
a20%'
•
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
36%
Week's
Last
^
Shares
a23 % a23 %
•
1
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
37%
•
25
common
A
Low
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
Sales
of Prices
Par
Power
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi
Canadian
.
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
Ltd
1
__
32c
Apr
1.35
Apr
3%c Mar
30c
.
61,400
3,500
1.50
Jan
1.60
Apr
2c
1.500
2c
Jan.
3c
Apr
8c
__
33c
1.60
2c
__
__
36 %
1.55
__
14
Apr
Feb
16
8c
1.000
6%c
Feb
13c
9%c
12c
4,600
13%
14
440
.
8%c Apr
12% Mar
33c
Apr
.
Mar
12 %c
Jan
14%
Feb
Volume
Number
193
6051
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1935)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Manitoba
Mines
Ltd
Par
for Week
of Prices
Low
Central-Del
Shares
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
Low
Combined
High
1
3c
3c
3%c
2,000
Lict—;
i.
2.80
2.02
2.80
63,841
1.94
Chibougamau
Copper Corp
Lake Mines Lid
1
13c
12c
14c
17,4p0
6%c
Chlpman
1
5c
4c
5c
4,000
4c
Jan
5c
7c
7C
8%c
4,500
5c
Feb
11c
Apr
4c
4c
Minerals
Cntmailoy
Cleveland Copper Corp
L'Ungava—
Mmiere
1.50
Consolidated Cent Cadillac Mines Ltd_l
Compagnie
i
100
5c
1,000
Pacific
1
2.00
2.40
405
New
Ltd—.
Vauze Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Petroleum
Crusade
Ltd
Dalfen's
Dolsan
1
Ltd
Corp
18%
Engineering
Works
Ltd
Co. Ltd—
Kooienay Power 7%
cum
Sullivan Mines Ltd-Copper
Oil
Empire
Metal
Fab
Minerals
&
1,667
75c
Mar
4,600
81C
Feb
99c
18'A
200
81c
2,000
70c
Apr
41c
1,500
35c
Apr
60c
6c
875
6c
Jan
6
17% May
18%
V
1
27
1
15%
380
14%
18%
15,350
23%
2,940
12c
500
100
1
8c
Apr
55c
Apr
Jan
12c
Apr
Feb
1.60
119
1.74
Jan
1 % c Mar
3%c
8c
2,000
6c
•
50y4
50%
3,840
38%
Jan
50%
1
2c
2 %c
2,000
2c
Jan
3c
1
2%c
2 %c
.
Fontana
Sec Corp Ltd
Copper Mines Ltd—,f
Oils Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
i_
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Foreign
Fundy
Power
Mines
Uran
Haitian
Mining
Copper
Felt
Co
International
class
Ltd
Chemicals
Inland
Ceramic
Israel Continental Oil
Iron
Jubilee
Labrador
Massval
Ltd
Corp
class
A
Klines
6%
preferred
Merrill
Island
Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau
Corp
Mount
Nickel
Mining
North
American
Northern
jbalski
17%
Jan
25
12%
Feb
14
35c
3,000
30c
Apr
50c
H Va Mar
1.34
25
775
25
,
8c
27
7%
1.45
Apr
27
Jan
Mar
8
100
5
219
11
Apr
1.01
9,000
47c
Jan
8
5c
Jan
8c
97c
1.05
4,450
Jan
1.05
7C
7c
2,900
6c
Jan
9c
43c
6,200
32c
Mar
52c
7,380
5%
425
23,000
8%
Jan
Jan
30
Feb
6%C
560
46
Jan
59%
500
2 %c
Feb
3c
26,125
2c
Jan
3%c
360,100
13c
Jan
30c
55c
55c
500
52c
Feb
55c
52c
Ltd——
Jan
25%
Jan
so
60
47
Jan
a3.00
a3.00
25
8c
10c
II,500
8%c
10c
4,000
7.15
7.75
4,500
:—0
10c
1
Ltd
Opemisca
Explorers Ltd
1
OpeaiisKa Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
&
Atlantic
2.75 Mar
6c
8c
Jan
3.25
..
Jan
5.40
..
10c
Feb
20c
Jan
10c
1,000
44c
Mar
54c
——1
54c
54c
Gold
Mining
16%
non
Prairie
Ltd
Gas
Steel
Premier
Provo
Gas
Mills
42
Corp
42
25
63
2.65
2.65
100
Red
Crest Gold
Corp
Mines Ltd
3,965
Ruby
Warrants
57c
Mar
96c
Mines
Lawrence
St
Maurice
Sangamo
Saucon
Shop
of
Gas
A
Co
3c
2,000
3c
Save
&-
Soca
South
Default
Southern
Min**
Canada
Spartan
Air
Supertest
Tazin
Tib
5.55
4,916
——0
"~
77c
77c
500
8%
2.07
8%
8%
100
2.00
2.17
67,815
8
8 %
3,349
1,25
1.24
1.25
1,600
1.15
Jan
\ 1.36
13
255
12%
Apr
15'A
Apr
Apr
Jan
10c
Feb
16c
Mar
Gas
Oil
&
*
Ltd—
Mines
Yellowknife
122
2.00
200,495
48c
60c
9,300
1AC
7%c
7%c
8c
3,750
14%
14%
325
Mines Ltd
i
Trans-Canada
—*
;
:
Ltd
Petroleum
Corp
United
AsDestos
15c
Prnumal
p
Vanguard
9
Ventures
Ltd
Ltd.;
Central
Mineral
Western
Canada
Apr
a24% a24 %
Ltd..
products
Ltd
Breweries
7c
1
1.20
7c
8c
9,940
4,000
39%
,
—1
Corp—
1.10
—
,
39%
7c
7%c
9,200
3c
3%c
63,000
32 %
45
32 Va
:—.5
150
21
Jan
,•>25
1.00 Mar
6c
30
6c
,
Alberta
Mines
Gas
American
Leatty
Motors
Bros
Campbell
i
Corp
Ltd
Caneda
&
Canada
Packers
Dominion
Class
Ltd
Sugar
Delhi
2,110
19%
800
13%
13%
200
8.15
8.50
2,100
Co
—
Ltd
Canadian
IngersoU
Westinghouse
.l_:
Rand
footnotes,
Co
Co
Minerals
see page
Corp
16 »A
Jan
19
Mar
95
52%
Feb
57%
5.40
5.60
1.760
4.00
Feb
38%
37%
38%
5,585
32%
Feb
39%
Apr
9 %
9%
100
8%
Jan
9'A
Apr
*
20c
39%
Jan
Apr
%
9,931
1.65
Jan
2.20
Apr
18,224
31%
Jan
37%
Apr
21'A
21%
785
21
Feb
22'/2
45'A Mar
47
Jan
15c
Apr
22c
Apr
.
46
46
46%
715
17c
15c
17c
15,100
—
9c
43 %c
Mar
32%
Apr
j
3.10
24%
17
7%
5.70
Jan
4.35
Fabric
common—
Copper
Mines
Products
class
;
Mar
7.65
7.60
7.75
1,288
7.60
16c
14c
16c
6.000
12 %c
8c
7%c
8c
42,250
Feb
17c
7%c
Feb
36c
180
28
Apr
33
96%
96%
40
95
Feb
96%
Apr
Beaver
Lumber
13%
Apr
Belcher
Apr
Bell
4.30
4.30
4.50
8,225
—
41%
41%
25
40
32%
32%
50
32 % Mar
j-
16,200
2c
Jan
20c
Apr
500
71c
Jan
92c
Mar
38%
39%
1,885
32%
Jan
39%
Apr
49'A
150
Jan
50% Mar
6%c
1,400
47c
51c
11%
12
35c
22
23
Yukon
Uran
9c
Jan
Apr
28c
Jan
51c
Feb
13%
Apr
17c
Feb
43c
Apr
16 J/4
9,117
Feb
23
Apr
1.60 Feb
1.30
1.45
12,400
27%
29%
20,858
6%C
6 %c
500
8c
Jan
8%c 11 %c
16,500
7c
Jan
13c
Mar
6%c
Jan
17c
Mar
1.07
Jan
21%
Jan
29%
4%c Mar
!
He
12c
13c
15,600
Aor
13c
6 %c
6c
6%c
6,500
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
2.70
6%
3.20
2.70
2.80
1,800
2.65
Feb
3.10
Jan
6%
6%
1,400
6%
Jan
3.20
3.25
200
7.90
8.20
12,310
8.20
19%
22%
1
25
25
3.00 Mar
4.90
Jan
19%
19%
400
18% Mar
22
22%
1,050
20% Mar
Jan
1.00
1.00
1.06
5,550
75c
47%c
42c
48c
36,900
7 % Mar
3.50
Jan
8.85 Mar
19%
23
Apr
Feb
1.20 Mar
34c
Mar
48c
Apr
1,500
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
62'A
62
63'A
5,453
59%
Jan
64 %
72"%
71%
72%
5.001
66%
Jan
74%
Apr
1-54
1.51
1.60
9,600
1.51
Apr
2.12
Jan
42c
11c
42c
43c
4,100
39c
Jan
12c 12 %c
Mines
Co
—
—
7c
11c
7,400
8c
Jan
12c
9%c
4,000
9c
Feb
I6V2C
Feb
Jan
8 %c
Apr
7c
8%c
Mines-
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Blltmore Hats class A
51c
51
1.34
1
pfd—
1
1
*
44%
Jan
Jan
26 %
Apr
7c
Jan
13 VaC
Jan
15%
6%
15%
22,818
7c
7c
7,525
25
25
875
50c
52c
24,600
45c
48%
51
68,453
47% Mar
Jan
Mar
13
.
4%c
Jan
21
Jan
Feb
Apr
35
41%
375
26,359
43
9c
Apr
Apr
Mar
25 % Mar
62c
51
1.50
Mar
Apr
Apr
10c
13%
1.39
18,820
11c
10,017
10c
5c
5%c
27,200
5c
Feb
8%c
Jan
64c
5 %c
,
1.28
58c
10c
1
—
Feb
185
26%
42
26%
1
Mines
3%c
26,400
10c 13%c
42
26 %
13%c
13%
7c
*
25
50c
—
Mar
9c
—*
common
47c
Apr
10c
1
—*
*
class A
Cooper Corp
Mines
Apr
11%
24,840
23
1.40
*
6c
760
32c
48
10,400
11%
35c
*
Telephone
Feb
8c
82c
6c
———*
Mining Corp
8.50
Bevcon
Anr
6c
49 %
1
Ltd
Paper
Jan
Bethlehem'
Jan
82c
39'A
*
Feb
Apr
Apr
Mar
82c
1
*
&
Lodge
Apr
.!(. n
Jan
10
Mining
Power
60
Apr
8.75
Feb
28%
10
B
20%
1.75
12r-
28
1
Mines
Bros
Apr
Apr
Feb
7c
—*
B
—
Exploration
Beatty
38
4.05
90c
1
Beaver
41%
Feb
2.50
600
4,000
*
Mines
Apr
Jan
6,470
1.75
1
Mar
Bicroft
4.05
7%c
1
common—
32
Bibis
Apr
1
Duquesne
Apr
49c
Apr
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
Petroleums
Apr
Feb
7c
1
Mines
Montreal
Metals
4.80
37c
3.50
1
.
Baska Uranium Mines
58
42,238
1.50
*
*
——
of Nova Scotia
Apr
49c
7c
40c
—
21 %
Jan
Mar
50c
Jan
4.30
Apr
60c
4.05
*
Mines
Jan
49%
14 %c
Jan
41 %c
50
—1
Oil
16
50
12c
Jan
6c
J
preferred
preferred
49
58
Feb
38 %c
100
Mines
Electric
100
.
5c
6%c
19,350
1
common
Arcadia
1,378
58
2,254
43,400
47c
warrants
Jan
Jan
9c
11c
*
—
Gold
Bata
9c
9c
1
A
Jan
41 %c 43 %c
1.75
class
Ruffner
of
—-
*
Yellowknife
Base
Jan
4c
Apr
2.00
37%
lc
preferred
Oil
Barymin
Apr
lie
Jan
23c
Jan
1.95
1
—
Coast
Barnat
16c
Feb
36%
20c
Acceptance
Bank
1.60 Jan
9,250
Jan
1.99
1
Gold
Bankeno
Apr..
23c
7.50
36'A
50c
preferred
60
42.
Mar
1,945
54
—:
1st
B
20%
,
60c
18
52%
—10c
Mines
Imperial
60
327/8
Earth——
Mines
Bank
14% Mar
19'A Mar
17%
1
Pete
Bankfield Consolidated
„
Jan
Jan
54
50
,
Controls
19%
.
:
Huronian
Banff
7.90
17%
25
Mines
Petroleums
60
Ltd——*
Jan
10c
preferred
Rare
Lead
20%
Ltd———*
38c
•
4%
Co
*
10c
14
2,125
*
•
Ltd
A_„
8.35
'O
Oil
Canadian
For
200
30%
18 %
1
/
Canadian
4.25
30
18%
i-0
Ltd
Mines
class
4.25
30
,
_—*
;
.
Chibougamau
1
Ltd "A"_5
Co
common
Ltd
Beattie
—„_-
Line
1,535
50c
Apr
5.40
5%%
STOCKS
Ltd—
Trunk
17%
48c
108%
*
-
Roxana
Class
Advocate
13%
17%
48c
Apr
32% Mar
10
Steel
Bathurst
UNLISTED
12%
17%
2.00
Jan
50
Mines
$5
9%c Mar
Apr
2%c Jan
32%
•
:
Apr
12%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
4.60 Mar
Jan
1.30
*
Oils.
common
Atlin
Apr
5%c
25
—4
._
Mining
Wendell
51
Jan
3.75
Jan
50c
10
Gas
Cons
Atlas
Jan
Jan
2,650
9,300
II,947
Natural
Pacific
Atlantic
Jan
3c
15,512
1.10
Jan
Auto
31%
2,765
4c
49
95c
105%
Feb
8%c
Apr
482
Auto
8%c
2.40
108
I** Atlas Steels
16 %c Mar
,
Jan
1.80
107%
Jan
Feb
Mar
9,650
107%
River
Jan
6q
2.20
100
Gold
5c
Jan
2.05
Jan
A u ma que
9c
5c
Jan
Aunor
11,000
51
_1
Apr
53c
1.50
Aumacho
12,700
4.50
120
7%c
16%
Mar
3%c Mar
24%
Apr
20,000
4c
Properties——;—y'
8c
38c
4,625
5,850
Apr
7c
4.10
-
-
15c
4c
»
60c
7,100
17,669
Atlantic
Mar
2.00
Feb
Feb
8%C
4.50
49
14%
125
Jan
6c
1
10
j—
Ltd
Explorations
Virginia
7c
71c
48c
3%c
2.00
Arjon
Jan
45c
30%
$2.50
Feb
15c
.1
Fund
Corn
Corporations class B—.—_—*
I nited
—
„
1
Trebor Mines Ltd--.
United
8%c
-■
—1
Ltd
Corp
118
77c
1.60
Clars
,1.30 Mar
5 %c Mar
Ltd-——
Petroleum
Exploration
Titan
46-
122
Jan
29%
'
lie
56c
30
Anglo Rouyn Mines-
8% Mar
Jan
25,262
2.15
1
8c
68C
1.85
Anglo
Feb
2OV2 Mar
*
Warrants-
Apr
4.50
Apr
Apr
5
Nickel—
4,000
Jan
Feb
17
Trunk
trust
Gas
Associated
8 %c
2.80
13 %c
3%c
•
common
Apr
8c
63c
Mar
1.05
Distillers
Apr
1.45
1
47c
1
2.68
;
....
1,101
1
Gold
Apr
Jan
9,835
20
65c
Jan
1.00
3,000
4.30
20
1
10
1,800
12c
4.00
20
•
,
Explorations
Anchor
Feb
„„
11 %c
*
Asamera
1.10
6c
4.25
1
Surpass Shoe__
Mines Ltd
Ashdown Hardware class B__
1.00
High
8%c
"fee
:_1
Apr
Jan
Low
Feb
Aluminum
5.95 Mar
90c
Range Since Jan. I
High
6c
Aluminium
Feb
12%
2.50
50c
Low
1,000
U_L
8%
57c
Mines
Shares
6c
Argus
.
for Week
95%
Jan
3,000
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
21
Jan
250
50c
5.65
100
Week's
Jan
2.00
2.50
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
Allied
Mar
40c
.
Are
100
:
2.00
7
Apr
1
Sugar common
Arcadia' Nickel
8%
Apr
28
Jan
19 %
46
94c
16%
16%
25
91 %
Jan
,
Apr
100
135
36%
;
1,440
28
Feb
Jail
I,245
Ansll
Jan
167/a
28
Last
A
Anthes
65c
16%
28
12
21
Feb
5.45
pfd
16%
53%
95%
Feb
.
Apr
*
:
Alminex
5.25 Mar
.
17%
95%
12c
Feb
Apr
20%
3 %c
Jan
Apr
16%
20%
Jan
5.25
Jan
11 %
3,532
*
Feb
25c
52%
17
all% all%
25
Jan
1.95
6%
Power
1
Gold
50
'
16
16%
,
Jan
"<*
,
200
16%
»
—*
14%
Area
8%c
53 %
class A
Ltd
6,870
Feb
1
53%'
Co
Mar
25
Jan
__
19
23%
14c
Services—_—
Warrants
Standard
Ltd
Jan
15%
24"%
2%c
.2
975
*
Atlantic
Apr
Ltee—_...
18 %
42% Mar
Feb
8%
18%
53%
Apr
2c
;
18 %
50
Apr
8c
9 %c
*
Apr
36%
1,000
——
Apr
15%
48
7,545
5,000
—_1
i
43
Feb
8,065
2c
A____
Jan
9
5,280
11c
11c
*
Jan
38
Ltd
2c
—1
37%
150
a44 a44%
37%
2c
1
Apr
Apr
9.80 Mar
9c
Jan
1
Ltd
class
44%
44%
•
48
4.50
11,520
;
11c
:
Ltd
Stores
3,900
Jan
36%
2.05
200
5,500
11c
Jan
6.95
37%
2%c
50c
>
(1957)
Mines
Sobey's
4.00
2 %c
3.20
2,500
45 %
__
Warrants
Jan
2c
1,200
9.20
*
Analogue
2%c
10c
45 %c
Apr
4.20
Apr
'pr
Apr
15%
Ltd
Mines
Algoma
Apr
4.00
1.65
147/8
trust
Hotel
45 %c
1,000
11
Feb
15
Ltd
Corn
8% Mar
1.36
Apr
common—*
Ltd
Transmission
13%
9.00
46%
*
Preferred
Feb
4.85
10%
Feb
—
Ltd
•
Line Co
preferred
Amusement
—*
—
A
100
4.05
__
preferred—40
Pipe
Canada
class
class
Corp
red
Oil
Mountain
Apr
2.48
Feb
Metals
45%c45%c
1
1
Inc
De\elopment
Siscoe
1
Columbian
Gas
1
1
cumulative
131/2
83c
1
Ltd
Finance
Anacon
7
13 %
__
*
Ltd
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
Jan
.
13%
300
2.70
2.00
„_2
Apr
200
2.45 Mar
1.90
-
-
22 % Mar
Nepheline
1,500
Ltd
*
St
Jan
—1
Mines
Leduc
8,775
I
Mining Corp
Foo's Enterprises
20%
70 "
1,000
Gold
American
4.75
j.—
Roberval
22 % Mar
Ltd
Mines
American
2.30
44 %
Jan
11
Apr
10%
_5
20%
83c
.Jan
9%
common..
1,095
1.60
68%
3.75
2c
Apr
22
a21 a21%
11
45
Apr
2.25
—1
21%
__
1.60
Jan
9%
—1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—_—1
21%
1.60
Hosco
Antonio
4%%>
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
4.15
Co Ltd 1
47
—2.50
Jan
2.25
Ltd
Apr
Feb
Aigorna
Jan
4c
13%c
•
.
Development
47
Jan
Amalgamated
171
68
—
20
Apr
Alberta
Feb
1
Lithium
Telephone
Feb
42
a
Quebec
Quebec
Feb
8c
68
Ltd
Labrador Development
Gil
2c
163,600
[.{-
42
Exploration
Quebec
^uebec
2,000
13c
2.75
,-,--*
Ltd
Producers
Cobalt
^ueoec
2%c
10c
——*
1
Feb
2%C
_50
pfd
2nd
part
cunt
2.50
13c
1
Ltd
Co
Prime. Mines Ltd
1
Power Corp
of Canada—
4 % Vr
cumulative 1st preferred—__50
Apr
47
68c
Alberta
Apr
8c
Porcupine
47
Class A preferred
Class A warrants
Jan
8c
Pitt
47
Mar
Voting
Apr
8c
2
Ltd
Apr
44 %
52c
Alberta
Apr
50
1
Corp
Co
14%
Jan
Warrants
Apr
7.75
2,000
Ltd—
Mining
Oil
Mar
4,000
Alberta
Apr
10%c
.
Jan
13,000
Mines
Pennbec
Phillips
10
33
33
Alba
Jan
10c
a2.50
Paudash
15%c
970
1,425
>"
60
Akaltcho
Apr
15c 15 %c
a2.50
Investm't C'o__l
Candn
Apr
14%
44%
—*
class A-2.50
Paper
Algonquin Bldg Credits
Pacific
39
14
40%
Apr
Acme
Feb
50
i
Jan
14%
66c
Advocate
Mar
31c
25
30%
Apr
44%
Acadia Uranium Mines
Mar
32
6,900
50
Jan
400
*
60c
Class
Mar
40c
13%
39
i—
Preferred
Mar
31%
Apr
Acadia
Jan
3c
50
10%
Abitlbi Power & Paper common
Apr
30c
31%
3,550
36%
Par
Jan
31%
Apr
5.30
66c
Abacus
Apr
4%c
.
Apr
8%
Feb
1
Agnico
25
.
3.60
3.25
Jan
Apr
20c
;
200
14% Mar
Jan
29 %
Apr
43c
2%c
——50
5.15
Jan
6
44%
Agnew
2%c
37c
5.15
--
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Sale Price
Mar
43c
37c
2.60
975
4.00
26
39
STOCKS
Apr
7c
43c
•
9%
42,200
8%
Friday
Apr
3c
1,850
3.55
8
Toronto Stock
1.05 Mar
1,000
3c
14%
3.50
,
Apr
Jan
*
A
Prices Shown
Jan
8c
59%
13%
—
3.30
19
1,105
Voting
Apr
12%
8c
1
14%
Jan
29 %C
Ltd
Power
Westcoast
Apr
59%,
3,450
Jan
4,135
United
Jan
5c
200
24
8.05
Apr
11
Mar
13V8
30
3.30
23'A
Apr
l%c
20%
*
Apr
12c
Jan
12
27
3.30
23%
,,
Jan
30 %
Feb
11
4%c
7.35 Mar
10%
Apr
22c
29
300
__
Jan
87/a
8.00
Mar
—
Ltd class
Apr
8
8.00
lc
1
Mar
400
Feb
Corp——_1
Metals
Industries
1,400
14
Feb
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
11945)
200
24
50c
1st' preferred
Northwest
7'/8
11c
18% Mar
30
Windsor
14
a29 % a29 %
1,000
1,000
—
5
Ltd
152
lc
20%
Apr
Feb
11%
4V2c
Mines
Jan
133
lc
*
Ltd
25
58
19%
Apr
5c
15c
8 %
i
145 % 145 %
—
lc
20%
Feb
58%
5%'%
Jan
5.00
T—1
Ltd
& Smelting
Rare
11c
Apr
Jan
100
—*
Ltd.,
Mines
Jan
6c
700
*
—
Apr
49%
Mar
57
Union
Jan
21c
1.00
8%
50
29%
5%
Jan
12%
1
Jan
58
58'A
Trans
Jan
39
21c
—*
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Amulet
2.00
15c
Feb
'12%
foji'inaque Mines Ltd
,
1
Newfoundland Light & Pwr Co Ltd—10
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
West
Feb
Jan
*
—
11%
58
„
—1
Corp Ltd
Traders
Apr
1
Ltd
Santiago Mines
3c
1.11
Jan
93c
11
Mar
8 % Mar
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Mar
8
iiuvv
New
20
3c
50
10
Ltd
Royal
Mar
4.25
I,000
—
Jan
10
100
Ltdr:——•
Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
Apr
8c
200
1.45
Ltd—_—1
Mount
30
1.05
1,000
26%
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
.———1
Mines
Feb
37%
27,727
4c
Jan
Mar
33c
_5
—
New
a8c
Jan
80c
25
4.60
54
1,200
8%
*
B
Sapphire
Feb
25%
3,000
4.25
155
10%
8%
29'A
New
Jan
5c
Jan
2%c
200
c
39
6c
,48c
Jan
Apr
20
11c
Ltd
Mines
Dairies
20
1.45
.—
Mcgador Mines Ltd
Pleasant
a22
26%
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd——:
Mount
30
1.90
54%
10%
*
San
71/a
14
common..—*
_______
Mining
1,100
43,800
—1
1
Distilleries
Melchers
3c
*
Ltd
Mines
35c
3%c
a30
___1
M)—
Ltd!
3%c
1.08
91/2
54
—
__
*
Russell Industries Ltd
Apr
23%
5
•
Mines
2.05 Mar
94c
4c
1
Ltd
(Walter
Mclntyre-Porcupine
500
200
a8c
4.40
1
Canada
Ltd
Co
6,700
9c
Lorp
Uranium
40c
4%c
39
uuiiuim
Lowney
600
Ltd—1
Mining & Explora'n Co Ltd_l
(Alfred) Inc class A—
1
Lorado
4c
common—*
Lambert
oi
27c
2%c
57
A
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
8%c Mar
Jan
a22
Mines
Acceptance
Labrador
Jan
1.90
Company Ltd—1
Zinc
&
.
54
19 % Mar
Moore
Apr
3c
16c
*
Ltd
3.50
8,625
*
Corp
Lead
Kontiki
3c
1.03
Jan
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd new com__*
Minnesota
&
Ontario Paper
Co
5
Feb
10,200
pfd
Mining
Foundation
Investment
3c
35c
A——*
A
Mar
25c
Ltd—
Canada
2c
a30
1
•
class
(Frank W)
Ltd
Hubbard
Corp
Development
Mining
Hastings
Horner
16
*
preferred
Class
Apr
4%c
36c
44% Mar
2,290
warrants_i—
MacLaren
Mar
3.00
4c
18%
B
$2.40
11 %c Mar
6%c
1
*
Ltd—1
Metals
&
500
Feb
5c
6c
*
Apr
18%
—1
Jan
23c
_1
18%
1
Consol Gold Mines
A
Class
Feb
3.00
_*
Bay
Futurity
Gui-Por
50 %
41
5
Canada
Companies
Class
Mar
Mining
Nickel Mines Ltd
& Exploration Inc
Mines
(ly45)
Ltd
Loblaw
Feb
24 %
Jan
117
1,000
1.15
Jan
22 V2
10c
700
3c
41c
Ltd
class
Gold
Apr
1,000
4,222
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Feb
75c
3c
Feb
7.25
42%
.
Jan
Falconbridge
Fano
Jan
20 Va Mar
1.68
49c
High
Jan
41
——
%c
275
1.66
Apr
Feb
Low
5.10
45c
—
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd——2.50
Jockey Club Ltd*
Kelly Douglas Ltd class "A"
•
Warrants
--A-.
Jan
Jan
2L%
12c
27c
Hudson's
1.50 Mar
23
23
v.
.»
Apr
Ltd—
Mines
Holhnger
27c
•
Hillcrest Colleries Ltd
Apr
55c
74c
Gunnar
2,000
42
Corp
of
Co
5,225
27c
1
Ltd
Co
Oils
Mines
Geco
Apr
1.36
14%
14%
——_1
pfd_100
Inc—
Ltd
Mines
90c
1.36
122% 122 %
•
Gateway
Apr
21%
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
Duvan
2.40
Jan
6c
6c.
Mine? Ltd—.——■ _i—
Dominion
1.22
Grain
7.00
27c
•
Ltd
common
Magnesium
Motor
Ford
Apr
40c
41c
Federal
Apr
70c
1
Ltd__.————_—.—.— 1
Mines
99c
5%c
Mines
Dominion
Feb
Apr
Feb
17%
•
—
3c
Denison
6.65
27c
45c
Ltd
Corp
Co
Zellerbach
Crown
Jan
75c
1.24
1.35
*
4%c
Gas
Consumers
Apr
4%c
85c
1
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd————— *
East
Feb
99
5c
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Crain Ltd <R L)„
East
2%c
2%c
99
Consol
Dome
1,000
2%c
Sec
14c
Feb
Jan
1
Standard
Apr
Paper
High
7.00
*
Ltd
Low
*
Ltd
Mines
Halliwell
ucnsolidaied
Feb
2.80
Jan
2%c
"A"__*
Div
3%c
Jan
10,500
Monpas Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Consol
3c
Oils
Rio
Metal
Consolidated
Jan
1
Central
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
39
68c
15,956
57c
Mar.
78c
Mar
10c 10% c
25,200
9c
Jan
15c
Mar
13%
50
13
Mar
13%
13 %
14c
Jan
Apr
1
if"
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Bay Uranium
Bordulac Mines
preferred
5%%
Paper
Bowater
Pioneer
Tank
&
Bridge
—
Traction
Brazilian
6 Vic Mar
8C
20,000
3Vic
Jan
12c
Feb
8c
Feb
51c
55c
11,350
39c
Jan
58c
Apr
4778
505
46'/a
Jan
49
Feb
Combined
52 %
435
49'/a
Feb
52%
Feb
8%
I,480
7%
Feb
8%
Apr
Conduits
50%
465
47%
Jan
50'%
Aor
35
35
100
30
Jan
35
6.25
6.25
6.50
8,650
5.90
Apr
7.60
4.35
4.20
4.40
10,019
3.80
Jan
5.00 Mar
5
5%
2,500
*
common..—
46
Apr
7%
Jan
National
Coniagas
Mines
Consolidated
Bcllekeno
_
120
43'% Mar
46
Apr
Consolidated
42'%
50
Apr
Consol
500
2.00
Jan
Apr
Consolidated
34
33%
34%
15,074
29%
Jan
36
Apr
Consolidated
Dragon
Consolidated
79%
79%
80
65
77%
Jan
80
Apr
Consolidated
Fenimore
40
40%
330
40
Apr
42% Mar
Consolidated
Golden
43
43%
515
42 Va
Apr
44%
Consolidated
Halliwell
100
50
—50
90%
90 %
91%
256
90
Jan
93
48
47
48 %
1,620
47
Api-
50% Mar
48
Columbia
Electric—
4%
43A%
5%
preferred
:
preferred
514%
—
preferred
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
48
48
52 %
920
Apr
53
Feb
Consolidated
Mic
14%
13%
14'%
9,618
12
Jan
14'%
Apr
Consolidated
Mining
14 %
14 3
4
515
14%
Feb
15'%
Apt-
Consolidated
Mogul
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
—y
*
14%
14 %
14%
750
14%
Apr
15
Apr
consolidated
33%
Broulan
Reef
Brown
*
Telephone—
pfd
Mills
class
Gold
Red
820
28c
9,500
14%
602
12%
Jan
Jan
2.50
2.50
600
2.82
3.10
3.025
2.30
6c
6 %c
24,623
1.09
2,000
1.06
1
—
Lake
Ltd
Mar
475
475
50
450
Mar
475
9c
12C
18,500
17%
18
780
*
11%
11%
11%
1,605
Burns
Burrard
Dry
Dock
class
A
7 %
6%
—*
.
550
7c
6c
Consolidated
Api-
17%
Mar
Jan
Jan
13 %
Jan
Copp
7'%
Apr
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
10c
10c
1,250
10c
Aor
12c
Mar
-—1
9 %c
9%c
4,995
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
Mines
i
&
Calgary Power
Gas
Camerina
38c
40c
10,400
23c
Jan
44c
Mar
Class
17 %
17%
5,340
13%
Jan
23%
Jan
Cosmos
*
27 %
25"
"27%
4,338
23%
Jan
102 %
102 % 102'%
25
28c
28c
1,800
1.55
1.65
3,042
8.05
8.50
53,560
13%
13%
300
Oil
*
Petroleum
*
1
/Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
1.60
8.40
1
__
Canada
Bread
common
Cement
common
4.00
*
Canada
_»
Preferred
—20
Canada Crushed
Foils
Canada
Canada
Iron
Malting
Canada
Oil
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
warrants.
Tungsten
Apr
Craigmont
Jan
Crain
4.00 Mar
3.75 Mar
25%
Jan
29
Mar
25%
Jan
28
Apr
Crown
14
Jan
16 Vi
Apr
25 Vi
Apr
Cusco
Jan
21'
65
65'%
245
63%
Jan
74
Apr
1.17
1.23
4.300
88c
Feb
10c
15c
16,800
5c
Feb
1.60 Mar
29c
British
Zinc
Class
B
,!
Mar
_
class
Celanese
$1%
60
805
49
Jan
60
Apr
829
48%
Jan
59%
Apr
Delnite
75
3,398
57%
Jan
85
Apr
Denison
Vic
6.950
5c
Mar
22c
Apr
Devon
3.15
3.35
874
50
50%
409
40'%
Jan
12%
12%
200
12
Jan
1.73
17,650
..
16c
50'
14c 16
1.68
1.68
8 %
6c
9
6c
1,930
6 Vic
II,799
2.75
Jan.
1.23
/3.60
Canadian
13
1.75
Jan
Feb
7
9'%
6c 1 Mar
10c
8%
5 %
5 %'
6 %
1,285
5
Mar
64
64%
5,936
59
Jan
66 '
Warrants
Canadian
Feb
—
Collieries
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Dyno
Canadian
Export
Canadian
Fairbanks
Class
1st
Canadian
Class
Gen
B—
Dickenson
Feb
Dome
Dairies
Feb
Dominion
Apr
14%
Feb
Feb
29%
Feb
34%
Apr
7%
8.395
3.55
3.70
14,165
76c
14,100
8%
7%
14.080
6
2.00
69c
7% Mar
Apr
Jan
4.10 Mar
90c
Mar
6%
8%
Jan
80c
4,000
71c
1.25
1.40
5,225
84 c
Jan
4.20
4,35
8,349
79c
Jan
1.35
76c
76c
16 %
12%
Dominion
Apr
31%
71c
8%
Jan
21%
635
Canadian
Marconi
North
Canadian
%
100
12
12'%
2.434
Io
14%
Apr
Mar
Jan
Canadian
5%
Oil
Cos
Duvex
East
Petrofina
Canadian
East
East
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Apr
Economic
Malartic
Eddy
Eddy
Common
Utilities
Canadian
Wallpaper
Canadian
Western
4%
5%
1.405
10%
Jan
8
200
7 %
Jan
8%
Feb
185
4.50
Jan
7.50
Apr
Elder
55
50
44%
Jan
Apr
Eldrich
5%
5%
6.376
4.30
Jan
5%
Apr
El
2.95
12
55
Jan
preferred
Sol
2.95
7,610
85c
Jan
Apr
Emco
18
3,305
15%
Feb
18
Apt-
Empire
21%
21
Candore
Can
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
300
20
Jan
21%
Apr
Eureka
22c
Jan
40c
Feb
Exquisite
1.21
1.11
4,558
67c
Jan
1.35
Apr
6%
6 %
67 s
12,239
4.40
Jan
7%
3.75
Apr
Falconbridge
Apt-
Famous
3.50
1,620
1.30
Jan
11
II %
2 296
9%
Jan
Central
Del
Central
Central
Charter
Cheskirk
Chib
Oil
12
Gold
Chromium
For
Jan
6%
30c
15%
Feb
11
Apt-
42c
Jan
Fatima
250
33%
54
15
6c
7c
10,250
7
Feb
Jan
13
Apt-
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
6c
40
Feb
57'%
Apt-
Mar
52
9 %C
Jan
Jan
Mai-
6c
11c
6,160
7C
Mar
12c
Jan
16c
Mar
26c
Apt-
24'%c
Feb
7 %c
c
26c'
7
Grain
Apr
Federal
Jan
Jan
Fittings class A
Fleet Manufacturing
29
107
21%
Jan
Apr
24% Mat-
Ford
47,529
11%
10%
12
13,312
7%
Jan
12
Apr
Foundation
58
60
440
Jan
63
Apt-
Francoeur
6,335
3%c
3C
3 ViC
10,000
43
40%
44
2,441
50
23%
99
43
3c
37'%
29% Mar
Jan
Mar
101%
5c
Feb
Jan
49,750
37,915
74c
7
2.99
36%
40'%
,.
21%
21%'
*
8.75
8.75
20
10
10
52 7
Jan
53'%
Jan
French
96
Apr
Jan
Frosst
93
30
31
70
30
Apr
37 Vi
990
15'%
Apr
18'% Mar
_
..
Jari
40 '%
Apr
27%
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
10
10%
Jan
21% Mat-
10
3,240
13,328
Feb
13%
8
2,755
5 Va
Jan
225
2.30
Jan
45
Feb
1
8
Jan
Apt-
4.75 Mar
52%
Apt-
9 %
Apr
50%
»
7,027
8%
8%
1,300
12
12
21
10%
Jan
H'%
11'%
113/a
803
10%
Feb
12% Mar
67%
70%
3,771
63
Feb
70 Va
17%
17'%
17%
14'%
Jan
18'% Mar
v
7
47,499
Jan
12
Feb
Apt-
20'%
20'%
110
17% Mar
21
12%
11%
12'/a
12.845
10
Jan
12% Mar
1
_
5%c
5%C
5 %c
13,500
4
%C
Feb
6 Vac
10 Va
10%
9%
__
•
.-
50
50
12c
■
13c
150
12'%
Jan
Feb
50
Apt-
8'aC
10,700
Apr
45
193
-
Feb
Jan
Jan
14c
Apr
Jan
1
5c
5c
5c
7,100
4c
Feb
7c
1
5c
4 %c
5c
7,000
4%c
Feb
6c
Jan
1
_
1.55
1.46
1.58
12,400
1.46i
Apr
1.80
Jan
_1
1.70
1.66
1.70
3,220
1.55
Jan
1.82
..
.
—
—
—
Trust-
10
.
4%
120
35
Jan
41
Apr
26
175
25
Apr
27
Feb
Apt-
63
64
64
90
58
Jan
65
65
62
65
585
58
Jan
65
1.63
1.28
1.64
90,295
99c
Jan
15c
17c
74,000
9c
Jan
5c
5c
5c
9,100
4 VaC:
Jan
.10
_
_
_
1.64
19c
GO
Apr
Apt-
Apr
*
Ob
10
10
10
250
9
Feb
10
Feb
92 %
92'%
92 %
56
70
Jan
92%
Apr
15c
Feb
20c
Mat-
16c
1
.
Feb
39%
25%
•'
-
<>
Ltd.
16c
16c
3,000
10
8
10
2,488
lOV'a
8%
10'%
V. 4,880
_
7% Mar
10
Apr
8
Mar
10'%
Apr
Jan
50
49%
50%
21,877
50%
Apr
*
1
18'%
17%
18'%
3,330
17%
Jan
19'%
Feb
20 %
19'%
20 Va
1,000
16 %
Jan
24
Apr
1
1.68
1.55
1.68
32,150
1.12
Jan
1.74 Mar
3.90
3.70
3.90
2,485
2.90
Jan
4.40
Fruehauf
60c
Gaitwin
Jan
Gatineau
Jan
13c
Jan
5Vc
37c
Apr
63c
Feb
Geco
9 %c
Apr
6c
Mar
32,600
30c
Jan
46c
28%
27%
Jan
29
8%
100
8%
Jan
59c
61c
9,500
150
45c
Jan
Apr
91/2C Mar
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
72c/
Mar
12'%
11%
12'%
685
10
Jan
12%
Apr
80
1
78%
81'%
410
65
Jan
84
Apr
145
152
316
130
Jan
155
Apr
11%
12%
1,180
10
Jan
4c
5c
7,000
5
Ltd
20c
—
_
*
—
A-
'
.■
i"- •'
21%
21
22
3,934
21
100
5
95
3.60
3.50
3.60
7,375
12c
10 %c
12c
25,490
21%
20%
—10
*
1
^
Co__
4c
100
100
common—.____
class
•
100
J)
1
12 V
*
—_■_
Jan
AptJan
13% Mar
6c
Feb
25
Feb
100
Apr
Feb
Jan
4.00
8c
Jan
17c
Feb
15 V*
Jan
23'%
Jan
3,25 Mar
4.50
Jan
3.25
—
1,725
4.00
4.50
•'•750
5c
*
21%:
5 %c
4,100
37%
39
1,828
36%
Apt-
39'%
102% 102'%
292
99%
Jan
103%
Apt-
17% Mar
20%
Apr
Jan
Jan
39c
.
151
Trailer
15%
2,000
38c
8%
•
-
*
—
Co
Ltd
8c
32 %c
28%
2o
____■—
37%
8c
37c
._*
.___——
(US)
(Charles
39
545
75c
1,900
3?c
Mar
9%c
9%c
2,166
9c
41c
49c
49 475
32
7c
7c
7 Vic
2,500
5c
Mar
1.22
1.14
1.22
8,900
91c
Jan
14
13%
14
6,070
36c
36c
1,100
6.65
7.00
292,505
92c
90c
94c
8,950
8 %c
8 %c
9c
14.800
1
1.04
1
Mining
Power
Mines
General
._*
Bakeries
20%
*
Ltd-
*_
1
—
38%
100
common
preferred
8%
19'%
8'%
5c
Apr
6c
Jan
Feb
20%
6,903
8%
610
7'%
Jan
12%
925
10%
Feb
14Va
Feb
36%
Apt-
44'%
Feb
41
Jan
47
9'% Mar
'
1.03
1.09
6.000
3c
3 Vic
13.000
28c
13,075
-
1.25 Mar
General
Development
14%
Feb
General
39'/2 c
Apr
Jan
7.20
Apr
General
85c
Mar
1.07
Jan
General Steel Wares
7c
Apr
78c
Jan
2 Vic
Jan
25c
5.00
Jan
24vzc Mar
18c
Jan
Dynamics
Petroleum
Feb
Genex
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknife
Mines
11c
lie
9,600
9c
Feb
12c
Jan
Glacier
68c
73c
143.930
44c
Jan
80c
Apr
Glenn
Uranium
51c
48'/a C
60c
71,600
43c
Feb
70c
Apr
Globe
Envelopes
._._*
6.25
6.00
6.40
2.055
6.50
Apr
Goldale
44
44
25
Apr
Goldfields
3.35
3.65
9.010
Jan
Goldray
Jan
3.30 Mar
45
4.15
36%
38%
420
44%
44'%
45'%
1,385
55c
55c
200
A_50c
cl
;
;
Mines
Explorers
Mines
_
.
51c
Feb
61c
Apr
Feb
*
9'%
9'%
9'%
1,500
7
Jan
9%
Apt-
84%
82
84'%
170
82
Feb
84'%
Apr
7%c
Apt-
12 Vic
Jan
Jan
54c
Apt-
14%
Jan
1
Mine
71c
38 %
Drilling
common
Ltd
1
Jan
&
1
—
100
l
4.70
——;
Preferred
Apr
4c
VB
37
1%
31 Vic Mar
1.17
12
1
_________
General Motors
12% Mar
1
3.35
3.75
-/•*
c
12c
preferred———
Petroleum preferred—
Jan
35'/a
10c
Jari
Mar
12
common-.*
—
Co
(A
Mar
15
33
70c
c
93c
8'%
*
preferred
Mines
Frobisher
100
25'/2
Jan
4.50
52 7
Jan
11% Mat-
19% Mar
6.65
Jan
Jan
2.85 Mar
31%
1,885
t.
35c
52c
3,411
9.00
19%
10
*
Companies
Feb
390
28c
Fraser
Freiman
50
6.95
28,529
2.85
H
9 %c
Mar
9.25
20,737
21'%
Canada
of
Mar
95 %
47c
6 % c Mai-
3,642
11
71c
2.99
31c
Jan
29 %c Mar
27c
17,500
31c
71c
_
Corp
Motor
Ford
47
47
965
Fleetwood
Jan
95%
39'%
141,850-.
9.95
31c
10'4
1
13c
23%
1
Jan
3c
1
39c
101 %
1
5%
2,000
25c
Apr
101
1
1,500
4c
10c
IOC
39 3
8% Mat-
7'%
3%c
.
—
6 %c
Mines—
Mar
4.80 Mar
1
42.
38%
54
-
6.15
1.80
*
8c
5,365
27%
—*
see page
38
a
54
26c
Canadian—
Uranium
22%
25
footnotes,
17
25'/2 c
Mining
Mar
"•
;
615
20'/2
'
Oils Ltd
Far west
Mining
i
_v__-
9,310
Jan
7
Fargo
Jan
14
Faraday
28%
1
Willans
1.50
13
23 %c
Candy—
18c
15%
Chrysler
Cochenour
Apr
18'%
26 %c
Nickel
Players
Farmer
14,970
15%
Mining & Smelting—
Feb
56c
11
38 7
10
20,098
33
Smelt—
18c
Feb
20c
18
7'%
common—*
.
7
15%
Mining
400
Feb
13 % c Mar
18
20
25c
16'/a
—
1.75
19'%
A
9 %c
*
&
5,500
13
•
.
_
Apr
«
Copper
1,025
38c
1.75
—
14c
36c
AptJan
C
*2)
23%
0
Mining
13 %c
25c
.
101'%
i
Mines
36'/a
_
5%
15%
—
Jan
..
;
8 Vic
16%
Mines-
27 Vac
17
it
common
8%
*
:
12,800
1
__
18 Vic
com—*
__
36c
38c
<1
...
Jan
100
Mines
Kayrand
678
8 %c
—___20
Gold
Chibougamau
Chi mo
540
21,062
*
Porcupine
Chesterville
10
31c
___«
;
34c
1
Form
10
Ltd
12
..
Corp
•
Ltd
Apr
Jan
4.25
.
Preferred
25
Rio
Pat
10
30c
3.80
3_1
Corp
Athabaska
Ca'yzor
AO
3,832
Quartz
11%
Apt-
6c
Asbestos
60
1,140
•
Developments
..
9.625
15
Mines
17
11%
35c
-
.
Insurance
29c
14%
Exploration
Erin
.
Life
1.21
14%
Williston
17
11%
16
Jan
Apr
17
11%
*
Ltd
21 %
4.845
Westinghouse
Canadian
Apt-
Jan
Apt-
00
17c
&
26c
26c
*
_
Canadian
'
Jan
1.38
Jan
1
-
-
common
class
Mines
2.50
*
Gas
9 %c
6
*
Paper
16%
■»
Natural
Feb
Jan
Common
18
8 %
B_*
6c
15'/a
Mining
5%
*
class
10,291
80c
Mines
i
Mfrs
%C
.' 2,505
Co
11
8
pfd
24c
76,287
common
Investment
6%
8%
_i
2
Canadian
Jan
1.35
1
_
Mines-
8
2.50
Corp
12c
18'%
<1
Mines
Match
*
Corp class A
110,240
1
_
common
Mineral
Sullivan
♦
—
-
Steel
Gold
6%
1
:
24c
17
-
_
&
3
l
Salt
7%
1.22
*
-
-
Chemical
&
6%
20c
preferred
4.00
Jan
18
it
Oils
100
Canadian
Feb
6%
1.35
23.50
Amphi
Jan
1.98 Mar
10%
Railway
3.25
300
17c
:
&
Copper Co
Feb
1.05
11
Tar
*
common
Pacific
3,710
7
1
1
.
_
Brewery
16
Jan
1.52
preferred
Canadian
Jan
101%
3.75
common-
Tnv
Mines
16
Jan
Jan
23.310
Mines
106%
90
3.55
101% :105%
70%
Industries
Duvan
48c
61.812
Dover
Dow
Apr
1.72
Co
Apr |
Feb
6%
._50c
-
common
-X--~
Textile
Donalda
Apr
12
1.03
Inca
Apr
1.75 Mar
5.15
3.95 Mar
83c
*
Northwest
106%
I
Preferred
Dominion
Fanny
Canadian
Jan
..
_
13'%
6.460
1.60
!
105
101'%
.10
Electrohome
Warrants
Apr
a
92c
Locomotive
10
24c
Dominion Stores
3.10
Malartic Gold—
..
common
Apr
11%
Canadian
j106 %
6%c
..
..
Bridge
5.00
*
Canadian
106 %
2.50
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
1.70
common
..
Petroleum
Apr
2.30
Warrants
Industries
191/4 Mat-
2.41
it
_
Feb
3,436
1
Canadian
3.20
Jan
1
5.00
3.60
A_50c
Gas
Apr
16
■
<*
4.35
10c
Industrial
820
11,920
c
_
Dominion Steel & Coal
20c
Canadian
2.55
18%
3.65
2
Apr
1
Hydrocarbon
2.41
18 Va
.
—
5.30
Homestead
J
7Fan
4
2.50
100
■
_
_
Jan
High Crest
Canadian
.Tan
Seagrams
Mines
2.25
834
Oil
6"
Mines
Distillers
Dome
7,940
Canadian
Husky
10,500
..
5.15
Canadian
Canadian
5 '/a c
Oils
4.25
13%
;
5c
5 % c
<*
-
Scottish
34 3
A__
Jan
-
Foundry
16%
class
Jan
..
Palmer
2.75
Securities
Jan
6c
9%c
Magnesium
*
preferred
47c
Feb
—
Dominion
preferred
Canadian Gas Energy
Warrants
Jan
Mar
-•
-
Dominion
__*
class
Apt-
9%c Mar
5c
_
_
13%
29%
common
Jan
39c
CO
4c
Mines.
55
Morse
Products
r
Feb
28c
1
Mines
_*
Food
8c
6c
2,500
-
_
50'%. Mar
13%
B
Canadian
hue
1,500
Jan
Mat-
16c
15,000
V
Mines-
Jan
4.25
Oil—
&
36,400
11c
2.40
Mar
3%c Mar
52,700
1
Jian
33 %
—•__
Gas
506
7c
_
8%
_1
Mines
39c
9%c
■
43c
1
43 %
26%
__
1.51 Mai-
15,166
18%
Ltd
2,545
_*
;
7,350
13c
4%c
Apr
4%c
5
10,791
__*
common
1.74
25c
7c
_
12%
3
Dock
Jan
40c
__
48 %
Petroleum
Steel
12c
4%c
■<t
46
13%
Wright
Devonian
13,200
40c
_
11%
34 %
■;
Curtis
Canadian
25c
Apr
4%c
.
Ltd
48
28 %
common
Api-
34c
'
U,
—
_
11%
_—
Petroleum
Apr
1.55
1
_
.
Mines
Gold
Feb
6%
Chieftain
24%
Feb
1.80
Mines— .2.50
—
.
*
Chemical
Canadian
2.50
Jan
78c
9%c
35c
—
Mines
Apr
53
64%
*
i_
preferred
1
Mines
Deldona
59'/2
•
A
1
Mine
<■
_
4.35
common
Feb
20
52,430
13c
*
Horn
4
58 3
.25
Canners
Canadian
7,400
14,661
1.55
1.65
______
L)
2.30
4 %c
'
_
—
*
*
Daragon
Deer
57
—
—
Canadian
>
24%
20 %c
1.67
1
Apr
1.35
22c
2
-
_
1.19
2.20
1.50
1
Jan
23%
2.20
24'%
1
1
4.25
warrants
*
.
Un¬
_
Explorers
Daering
68
warrants
A
ciass
Jan
*
*
common
68c
Mines
59
60
20
common
Aluminium
18,672
-
Chiboug
Dominion
Breweries
Canadian
1.19
6'%
International
V 73
*
Canadian
83c
3,500
Feb
-1
of Commerce
1.00
Zellerbach
Crush
Feb
18%
8%
Bakeries
1
Ltd
100
Trust
Crown
21
<
1
Jan
Crowpat Minerals
400
1
B
Minerals
63c
-
Conper
i.R
305
1
:
class
Canadian Bank
8.55
18%
2,446
common——*
Lines
Astoria
Canadian
Jan
5.55
11%
19 3%
—
Petroleum—^,
Jan
:Mar
*
Mining
Bit
16%
12.50
Wire
Craig
25 %
*
Preferred
Canadian
Apr
Feb
*
Oils
Canada
1.65
Api-
1.05
10
.
—•___•
54c
45c
Mines
Lead
Cowichan
25
_»
Canada Permanent
Feb
11,500
*
Courvan
19%
12c
Canada
108
39c
46c
.
Feb
33c
16%
l
Canada Southern
27%
27 %
103
Apr
19%
0
Lands—
B
1,825
241,900
45c
Imperial
Jan
Apr
27 c
25%
*
common
Packers class A
Class
100
28 %
40c 45 %c
45c
Petroleum
B
Coulee
•
A
common
Warrants
27%
4.00
27 %
101
29% Mar
10
Cut Stone
class
Foundries
Canada
Canada
28
45c
1
Corby Distillery class A
40c
100
&
1
Ltd
Rand
17 3/4
common
preferred
Calvert
Copper
*
Edmonton
Mar
Exploration
Clark Publishing
25c
Petroleum
Calgary
5%
1
Oils—
Apr
19c
39c
_
Copper-Man
Cable
38c
-
Coppercord
Mat-
Jan
Conwest
11 Va
20c
Feb
B preferred..
Apr
Jan
13c
Jan
Common
Class
Apr
18
Jan
Jan
15c
A
14c
38c
Apt-
3c
4.05
30c
Gold
Class
Jan
Jan
38c
11 Wc
Apr
20c
Poplar
West
Gas
Consumers
16
6'%
38c
1
36
11 %c
25,369
Mines
Jan
—*
Extension.
Burlington
15c
Sannorm
32
475
13 %c
Consolidated
276
Mar
14c
1
3,500
4c
Jan
3.15
Jan
1.40
1.06 Mar
2 %c
18,330
Mines..
5c
c
Feb
6,500
3.55
Regcourt
35%
%
5c
2 %c
3.30
Consolidated
4
.__*
;
Consolidated
34%
4
11c
2%c
3.30
Jan
4 Vic
———*
B
Apr
Red
10 %c
2 %c
3,500
Pershcourt
Quebec
10 %c
12,050
Northland
Consolidated
Jan
1
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
8c
5c
18c
.
Jan
2.75
Jan
3c
22c
Mines.—
Apt-
3.70 Mar
Jan
Apr
15c
Mines-
15
Jan
6c
8%
3 % c
Smelting—
Nicholson
35 3
1
-*
Eullochs
2.50
32,300
Feb
22c
Jan
21c
Mosher
Negus
31,500
Jan
7'/a
Jan
64c
18c
.
38c
Mar
2.15
3.05
1
Products
Bunker Hill
25c
1
Building
class
26c
26c
Consolidated
Consolidated
17c
4c
*
Exploration
Consolidated
49 Vi
Jan
.
Oils Ltd
Feb
48% Feb
Mar
9%
21 Vac Mar
Apr
22c
&
Morrison
Apr
528
4 %c
Jan
1.00
1
———
11% Mat-
Apr
45
13 %
Smelting
&
Ankerite
Buffalo
9,469
10%
13%
—_
Buffalo
10.404
48%
10%
—..—*
B
Mining
Buffadison
35%
46%
10%
1
——
Brunswick
34 7 8
48 3%
1
Mines
Company
Bruck
35%
25
10
Power
Chemicals
Brockville
_
_
Mac
3,562
8%
12%
Jan
Iron—.—.—.7
Gold
Marcus
14%
________——
...
—
-
Arrow
Consolidated
*
class
18c 18 %c
Jan
1
—
.
Mines
Marbenor
A
Packers
B
Consol
12,000
8'%
Jan
Apr
2.17
1
—__.
Discovery
Products——*
|——A-
British
British
Class
Jan
Mar
29c
Jan
63c
15,500
27c
18c
82c
10 %
28 %c
Jan
Jan
11
325
76c
Apr
5% Mar
Jan
1.85
200
High
16'%
Jari
3.90
*
Cadillac
Oil
11'%
12%
1
Flin
Callinan
Central
Low
2.01
11
76c
—
.
East Crest—.
preferred —-T-~———100
414 % preferred
—
—--50
414% preferred _————50
Oil——
American
British
V)
-
Mines
255
British
2.01
*
Bakeries
50
3.05
8%
20 '/a c:
Mines
Key
Consolidated
46
1
3,295
5,001
>K
Con
2.60
Feb
10%
25c 28 %c
2.01
*
47
*
10 Va
10'%
28 %c
2.50
2.50
—-————50
—
(T G) common——
Britalta
Petroleums
4,417
.1
_
2.60
Preferred
Bright
5'/a
«
Petroleum
Aor
5
1,262
5'%
*
—
Metals
8 %
Jan
14'%
5'%
—
Enterprises
Commonwealth
50 %
*
common
High
13%
*
Combined
47
51 %
8%
Monday, May jL, 1961
.
Low
«>
Equipment
Cellulose
Columbia
53c
J
.
13%
Par
Cockshutt Farm
47%
preferred—50
—*
1
5'%%
Company
Bralorne
10.500
.
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
High
51%
---
Mersey
Bowaters
Bowes
7%c
Low
-1
preferred
5%
Corp
6%C
5 Vic
7 Vic
High
50
50
Ltd
Mines
Bowater
Low
*
—1
Black
Bouzan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1936)
Ltd
class
A
____L
*
__1
23,600
7
50c
10,250
26C
11
11%
3,512
15 %c
%C
9'% Mar
5,500
4c
2,200
3%c Mar
12'%
13'%
1,945
10% Mar
23c 23 %c
20c
16c
4c
13 %
l
1
1%
16c
8%c
45c
11'%
1
1„—
_
Mining
1
1
.
Mines—
8c
1
5,600
15 %c
18 %c
Feb
19c
5c
Jan
Jan
13%
Apt-
Jan
30c
Apr
'
18 %c
20c
78,291
18 %c
Feb
24c
Jan
17c
18c
10,796
16c
Mar
21c
Jan
Volume
193
Number
6051
.
.
.
The
Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(1937)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Goodyear Tire Canada
4%
preferred
*
common
Mackay class A____
*
Grandroy Mines
Granduc
Great
Great
Lakes
common..,—_
Northern
Gas
_*
preferred
Class
B
West
Great
West
Greater
1956
_
Saddlery__
Rock
Head
of
Heath
Hees
Red
Highland
Hinde
2,775
6.25
Jan
13%
qya
1,700
8%
Apr
Macassa
Apr
46
5%
125
Jan
65c
5
Jan
38%
1,722
Jan
41
41
2.50 Mar
Jan
46
Apr
2.70
2,405
1.00
Jan
2.95
Apr
14%
3,100
8.65
Jan
14%
Apr
4.90
5.00
425
4.40
Jan
5.25 Mar
1.15
Apr
Jan
Maher
11 %
Jan
16%
Apr
&
Jan
15%
Apr
4.80
5.00
Paper
preferred—:
15%
13,567
38%
41
1,050
4%c
5c
9,500
4%c
5c
4,500
7.90
'
5.75
Apr
Jan
15'A
Apr
Manitou
41
30% Jan
4%cMar
4c
Apr
Maple
Jan
5c
Jan
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
8.10
13,673
7.05
8.40
Feb
10,500
4%c
Jan
Marcon
Feb
100
10
Feb
1.45
1.45
600
17
100
16%
16%
4,283
1.45
11
Maritime
11%
Jan
Apr
18% Mar
11
Jan
12%
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
4%cMar
9c
Apr
Mattagami
Maxwell
12
525
14c
104,350
6c
9c
66,500
6%c
6%c
11,600
6%c
Jan
9c
Jan
27c
31c
49,400
25c
Jan
32c
Feb
Mayfair
5,000
4c
Apr
7c
Jan
42c
1,085
29c
Apr
50c
Jan
98
Apr
98
98
34
1.99
2.10
4,700
1.85
49
__
2.03
49
1,000
48%
102
Jan
Feb
12%
19
Jan
26
Mar
Holt
18%
18%
19
185
13% Mar
19
Apr
Class
Home
Co
b
________
Ltd—
*
B
11%
"
& Pitfield
3.40
Paper
Howey
Huron
Owens
Erie
Apr
Midrim
4.95
Apr
Midwest
Apr
Mill
Co
class
2.55
1,080
53%
54%
6,738
14%
13%
14%
9,799
11%
11%
200
1
A
*
common
new
10,111
2.50
54 %
*
Gold
Mining & Smelting.
Bay
Oil
__
39
20
Hydra Exploration
1
30%c
10
38
75
30%c
39%
825
35
Jan
2.35
45
Jan
45
Mar
2.75
Apr
54%
Jan
Milton
4,271
26c
Bank
73%
75%
3,022
66%
Imperial
Imperial
Flo
Glaze.
Investment
$1.25
Min
Apr
39%
Mar
Apr
Ore
Class
Apr
Moneta
27
Apr
34%
Jan
preferred
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
70c
74c
3,400
70c
Apr
92c
Jan
3%c
4c
8,966
3c
Feb
4c
Jan
Jan
21
16%
17 %
17,038
20%
20%
21
1,290
19%
Jan
105
103
110
110
89%
Jan
30c
462
24c
Apr
32c
29%" 29%
10
29
Feb
30
13%
13%
2,788
12%
Apr
12c
Jan
20c
Jan
Jan
6c
7c
5%c
Jan
9c
1.12
1.02
1.13
93,900
67c
Jan
1.16
35c 37 %c
26,900
35c
Mar
9c
36c
13%
13%
107%
14%
106 107%
36,865
7.90
900
3.00
700
2.50
Apr
7c
8c
5,400
5%c
Feb
8c
Jan
1.40
3,200
85c
Jan
1.40
Apr
29%
3,500
26% Mar
30%
Jan
12c 14 %c
5,250
12c
Apr
32c
Jan
2,500
5c
Jan
6%c
24c
Feb
36c
Jan
Jan
2.50
Apr
28%
14c
5c
5c
30c
27C
38c
2.30
2.49
42 %c
38c
43c
103,800
1.02
75,650
13 c
31,500
8c
Jan
16c
Apr
Apr
32c
28c
Jan
36 %c
9,200
32c
Apr
47c
1.95
29,616
18c 18 %c
14,557
16c
19,788
3,471
Jan
3.65
Apr
11% Mar
13%
Apr
7c
Feb
2.60
3.65
12%
12%
13
6c
6c
9%
1,455
26%
261
42%
HI—IIII. 4
H_
Apr
Mt
119%
Apr
Multi
Murray Mining Corp
6
Jan
6%
Feb
54
57%
6,541
43
Jan
58 %
Apr
National
47
47
47
180
43%
Jan
52 %
Feb
'National
—.
93
93 %
80
90%
Feb
93 %
Apr
National
32
29
32
Grocers preferred
1,805
18%
Jan
32
%
Apr
National
Hosiery
5%
4.75
5%
3,477
4.00
Jan
5%
Apr
__10
preferred
common..:
16%
16V2
16%
804
1
6%
6%
7
16,300
16%
16%
625
2.05
2.45
4,655
.__
Preferred
20
Warrants
Inspiration
_1
International
Molybdenum
International
Nickel
International
'___*
Utilities
Bldg
43%
3,595
46
45%
46%
775
*
5%
5%
'5%
528
85c
500
80c
17% Mar
7
Jan
17% Mar
2.55 Mar
Nealon
42 % Mar
Jan
75c
14 %
14%
14'A
530
13%
Feb
15 % Mar
'59
57
59
13,118
44%
Jan
60
1.05
66c
1.10
380,444
50c
Feb
.26c
26c
27c
8,700
6?c
68c
142,230
Jan
'Feb
Nello
4c
Jan
6%c
Jan
Neon
Jan
73%
Apr
New
Mar
New
48% Mar
New
New
Calumet Mines
New
40%
46
Jan
Jan
5%
6"%
Apr
31c
Jan
73%
69%
74
6,826
60%
2.10
1.85
2.15
21,827
1.65
85c
74
Jan
2.80
Apr
Apr
Bay
Glass
Continental Oil of
Davies Petroleum
47
Mar
New
Delhi
44%
Apr
New
Goldvue
1.45
Apr
New
Jan
New
1.75
1.70
1.80
1,450
1.55
Feb
10%
Apr
12 %
Jan
New
45c
Jan
72c
Mar
New
10
10%
10%
430
1
:
10%
60c
57c
60c
17,100
37
2.70
Jack
W'aite
Mining
20c
Jaye
Mines
Joburke
Gold
24,450
22c
37,800
58c
Mar
27%
575
(1939)
15c
14c
19c
29,500
11c
9%
8%
9'A
11,198
6
6c
5%c
1
Preferred
preferred
2.50
10%
10%
570
9%
10
10%
660
1.00
Mines
*
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound
Petroleum
Jupiter Oils
_:
Warrants
Canada
*
Kenville Gold Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
Labatt
(John)
Lake
&
Mines
Lake
Lake
Osu
9c
5,500
8c
Jan
12c
Feb
Noranda
25,164
2,500
26c
Jan
16%c Jan
35c
Apr
Norbeau
20c
Jan
Norgold
3.80
Apr
3.80
6,800
8%
4,935
5.25
10,220
9%
1,920
5,500
11
33,910
10%
Apr
3.00
300
Feb
43c
28c
49c
192,218
16c
15%c
36
23
6%
9%
17c
49,200
2,733
4,760
220
225
2.11
20c
12c
17%
37
23
7
_
37%
24%
7
9%
2.40
2.50
1,727
54c
44c
54c
11,226
15c
42,940
3,000
24,763
200
1,500
3.55
3.40
3.60
225
*
—'
_
_
Mines
2.60
2.50
2.65
700
2.70
2.65
—
7%c
—
1
_
_
_
—
American
;
Laura Secord Candy Shops
*
'
2.75
8%
—
_1
38%c
15c
3.10
8c
3.10
8%
31
1,880
32
565
Class
A
1st. preferred—
Class
>
B
1st
1_——_30
Class B_
30%
:
1;
__.
_
*
For
_
footnotes,
i
see page
42.
..
12
50
39
36%
1,803
44
40%
39
44%
47
46%
47%
14%
*
—__H—__IHHHH_50
warrants-
30
30 %
15,625
50
—____*
A
_
Preferred
Class A
30
—30
preferred
2nd
preferred
Loblaw Cos class
150
13%
16
39
Northern
Canada
Northern
Ontario
Jan
Northern
Quebec
7%cMar
2.75 Apr
11 %c
Jan
3.10
Apr
8%
Apr
8 %
4.40
Jan
Northwestern
3.00
Jan
Norvalie
4.10
Jan
Nudulama
Northland
3,754
.
13
3%c
4%c
Jan
30c 32 %c
13,887
27c
37c
Jan
1,500
Jan
Mar
Feb
28c
Apr
4c
Jan
5c
24c
26c
22,900
21c
Mar
28c
Apr
10c
10c
10c
3,000
8c
Mar
14 %c
Apr
8c
Feb
12c
Apr
5%c Mar
9 %c
11c
17,000
3%c
3%c
3%c
1,000
7 %c
7c
7%c
89c
83c
91c
6c
6c
6%c
3,900
8c
8%c
23,360
18 %c
16c
19c
35c
31c
35c
59c
50c
61c
143,105
3%c
4c
6,800
4%c
4%c
4,650
4%c
4c
4,500
4c
Mar
10%
Jan
—
4%c
'
3%c,Mar
8%c Jan
42c
Jan
Feb
5c
Jan
11,250
7c
Apr
14c
Jan
121,508
49c
Feb
99c
Apr
5%c
Jan
7%c
8c
Jan
9%c
Jan
128,700
10 %c
Jan
21c
Apr
8,800
18 %c
Jan
45c
Mar
36c
Jan
61c
3%c Mar
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
5C
Jan
Mar
13
Jan
Apr
Apr
13
13
12%
12%
750
10
Jan
12
55c
57c
21,988
40c
Feb
61c
Jan
65c
55c
69c
4,983
28c
Jan
69c
Apr
4,300
1.20
Apr
-
50
1.09
1.08
1.15
4%c
4%c
4 %c
4,000
12c 13 %c
1,500
12c
45
46%
74c
Jan
4c
Feb
16c
Jan
8,364
40
Feb
46%
Apr
Mar
37 %c
42c
8,025
35c
5c
5c
6,500
3%c
Jan
13c
15c
16,500
13c
Apr
2.85
3.00
11,669
10% c
11c
19,200
5c
6c
4,975
7c
8%c
9,475
2.20
2.10
2.25
1,620
2.60
Jan
Jan
7c
Mar
3.15
Jan
Apr
14 %c Mar
8c
Jan
Feb
7c
Mar
Jan
10c
>Jan
7c
1.50
32c
Jan
2.70 Mar
Jan
1.10
Apr
1.44
Apr
95c
1.00
1,015
1.44
210,267
78c
Jan
31c
34c
1,582
30c
Apr
24 %c 24 %c
4,000
60c
50c
21 %c
4%c
1.24
49%
Jan
Apr
5c
49%
6c
Apr
12c
40c
58c
%
53c
Jan
Mar
20 %c
Jan
30c
Feb
75c
Apr
21,950
40c
61c
5,700
21c
Jan
84c
Mar
49%
975
47
Jan
50
Mar
73c
1.50
Natural
Gas
1.47
1.54
13,500
Jan
1.72
18%
18%
9,148
13%
Jan
19 %
Apr
305
25 %
Jan
32
Mar
190
48
Jan
50
common
32
50
50
32
50
1.02
Apr
Apr
Oils
Ltd
8%
7%
8%
6,947
5%
Jan
9%
Apr
4.95
1
Warrants—
19 %c
Jan
12% Mar
12,300
18%
Mines
Power
50
3.20 Jan
2.50 Apr
Apr
100
4%c
10,000
61c
5
Telephone
Apr
Mar
14c
warrants
Preferred
Northern
12c
12c
12%
18,760
24 %c
preferred
Apr
2c Mar
1.76 Apr
56,800
1.78
i_-Jr
—
Oil
Apr
3.00 Mar
Mar
Mar
41,700
70c
3.10
Jan
2,000
1.85
150
1
—___*
common-.
Star
21 /a J&n
1.78
''
Gold
Exploration
Northspan class A
North
375
24
2%c
Mines
54c
Apr
Ocean
24
2%c
Lac
38c
7% Mar
4.75
5.35
11.680
2.20
Jan
5.75
Apr
21c
15,500
10%c
Feb
22 %c Mar
20c
preferred
21c
18c
100
79
79
79%
621
75
Jan
82
Apr
8c
Utilities
8c
750
7%c
Jan
9%c
Apr
He 11 %c
7,850
lie
Feb
16c
Jan
Mar
7c
Jan
Jan
66c
Mar
Apr
11%
Jan
Mines
O'Brien
5c
Gold
Rankin
Feb
5c
Grocterias
Goldcrest Mines Ltd
North
Feb
1
Long
North
20
100
Lencourt
Little
Apr
Feb
19
1,312
1.47
Loblaw
37%
Coldstream
Jan
166,410
17
1.50
Lexindin
Northgate
10
9c
Apr
Apr
6c
12%
32c
North
Apr
7% Mar
70c
Feb
13 %
83
Jan
1.40
Apr
34%
Jan
Jan
4c
95c
19c
17% Jan
5% Jan
1.85
25
common
49 c
16
62c
20
—
__—
Oils
Jan
Jan
20
Feb
1-45 Apr
4c
Feb
54c
16%
20
Ltd
Mar
Obaska
62c
Levy Industries preferred
Oils
10%
64
8%c
HI
Canadian
1,500
5c
—IIIIIII
Warrants
Apr
16%
Mines
Northcal
North
300
5c
Apr
1
Gold
Jan
83
11c
Mining Corp
Nickel
Jan
7,R95
13%
4c
2.90
Norsyncomaque Mining
60c
3
'
Normetal
Norpax
9c
Apr
15c
Mines
Apr
67c
50c
j.
A__
IIIHI
IIIH
Mines
Mines
Apr
3.20 Mar
2.96
8c
46%
Apr
3.20 Mar
38c
Apr
41c
Jan
100
46,700
Leitch Gold Mines
class
Gold
Mines
13%
1.35 Mar
4c
H
HH
IIIII
H
:
10%
8%
1.
5,100
3.25
38c40%c
3.25
20
1.52
5%c
Jones
4%cMar
4%c
3.00
1
Latin
&
Jan
6
44,900
55c
Mines
Acme
2.96
38c
13
Mines
5.40
Jan
2.20 Jan
4%c
1
common
Mines
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
5%
Jan
10%
1
Mines
1.95
Nisto
Apr
Apr
lie
HH
Mines
Norlartic
3.30
—
1
Gold
Cement
Mines
Lawson
Nor
7%
10
Shore
Luz
Jan
4%c
1
__.
Preferred
La
35c
8%
10
common
Nipissing
Jan
4.90
*
Exploration
—
Lingman
Ontario
Apr
Jan
20c
2.50
Lake
Apr
1.15
8%
31c
14,800
8%
10
Dufault
10 Vs
Rim
35,150
10%
Warrants
Lake
Nickel
3.40
4.00
28c
common
,
26c
9%
*
Class A__
Lakeland Gas
Apr
Apr
1.75 Mar
2.05
5%c
H
B
30c
34c
17c 17%c
—
3.75
1
Ltd
Ltd
Lafarge Cement
10%
1,719
61,765
24 %c
Mining & Smelting
9c
__
•
Developments
Mining
Jan
Apr
3.40
4c
IIIIIIII
Rouyn
Wire
Class
Nickel
1
Kopan
Niagara
Apr
Apr
28 %
10c
Mines
Merger
Senator
12c
1
;
New
3.65
Jan
1
Kilembe Copper common
Kirkland Minerals
Jan
Rouyn
1.10
5.15
*
__.
of
Apr
New
Apr
Apr
Feb
27
9c
4.00
12
12%
Mining & Smeltingll
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.
Gold
Apr
17%
2.00
81
5c
Manitoba
New
24c
—
25c
1
*
_15c
Kelly Douglas class A
Labrador
,
Jan
New
Mines
Mines
Newnorth
Jan
12,750
26,415
1.05
Kelvinator
Mar
9c
3.60
1
7c
Apr
7c
8c
3.40
10
Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
5c
9c
10
B
5,520
9%
Jan
3.40
Warrants
Joliet
6c
Jan
Jan
20c
Feb
*
common
Feb
89c
30%
26% Mar
1
Mines
40c
Jan
78c
27
1
Jockey Club Ltd
Class
27c
68c
--
1
Lake
Jellicoe
24 %c
77c
*
:
Explorations
Jefferson
26c
35c
,
Jacobus
Jamaica Public Service
12
H
Mines
Newlund
16 %c
Jan
31c
—IIIIIII
IIIIIII
HIHII
IIIIIIIIIII
H
IIIIII
Mines
Kelore
Jan
4c
2.33
2.90
50
Mines
Jason
8c
t.
7%c
Mines
Hosco
Apr
Mar
2.05
.
30c
HI
HHI
Canada.IHI
Harricana
51,210
260
Develop
Jan
6,023
1.40
preferred
Mines
Concord
Jan
43 %
41%
1.20
200
HI
Mines—:
Jan
42
40%
1.37
—_1
Mines—
Athona
65c
42
41%
1
27%
Mines.
31 %
25c
25c
common
27%
Jan
68c
50c
14% Jan
,
59,800
27%
Apr
Apr
34c
4c
Products
New
4,173
9c
Jan
1.10
23 %c Mar
14,900
15%
6c
3.40
l25o
HII *
IIIIIII 10
III—II
IIHII
IIIIIIII
Mines
Alger
New
Jan
13c
14%
aIHHI
Bidlamaque Gold
Feb
Apr
33%
12c
14%
__20
class
L_
29c
*
A
Mills
57"%
43c
Apr
Jan
Jan
65c
3.95
Mines
42%
41%
38%
8c
Petroleum—
National
Jan
Feb
100
13c
Trust
Jan
27%
578
I"
"HI
common
Steel
16
Jan
8,917
Mines
National
Feb
25
41
Exploration
'National
28
69c
LtdHIIH
Drue & Chemical
Apr
Jan
Jan
41
B
95c
__—5
Copper Mines
Iroquois
Iso
43
85c
Investors Syndicate
4.15
8,700
17,199
43%
Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Iron
4%c
73%
:___5
common
warrants
Class
3,500
4%c
69%
—25
Interprovincial
Irish
35%c36%c
__
4%c
73%
1
:
Preferred
1959
—
2.30
-
•;
Jan
15
13 %
24%
42
.
56%
Gas
'
Mar
Feb
67c
Minerals..
___50
Natural
Jan
8
Apr
62c
zZ
Ltd common—"
Cement Co
24c
42
WorksIHHIIIII
Corp common—
Wright Iron
Industrial
Inland
4c
310
26%
Jan
2,25
Feb
2.05
Jan
69c
Locomotive
Class
1.50
1,000
9
25%
Apr
*
Apr
1.07 Mar
16,760
18 %c
common
Apr
& Co.;
43c
33c
26
15%
(John)
Jan
Jan
42c
9%
45%
Inglis
17c
45 %c
2.15
26%
Jan
Inland
Feb
36c
A
Jan
——
Jan
91c
2.15
A
12%
Warrants
Feb
9.00 Mar
3.00
11 %c
3.35
37%
_100
Jan
12c
18,781
preferred
1.60
9%c
94c
—I"
class
Jan
5.90
10,587
IIII_IIII
;
IIII
class
5%c
21,900
2.35
1
33,026
$4%
14% Mar
107% Mar
29,000
IIIIIIII
Ill-
Corp
Porcupine
Creek
Jan
Jan
100
8c
1.30
7%c
——50
Preferred
Nama
Jan
2.85
__H
15%
6%
5%
10%
360
Jan
Apr
46c
7c
45%
1,400
Apr
17% Mar
12 %c
14%
-_
Jan
Jan
44%
Corp
Apr
Mar
14%
Accept
32
6c
45%
preferred
Jan
13c
Imperial Oil _—f
r
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
1
4.86%
$2.25
26
8%c Jan
1.2
Moore
17 %
20
_
Imperial Life Assurance
2%c
_
Montreal
*
A
I %c Mar
9,000
12,600
:
B
Apr
225
Jan
3,500
32c
Brewery
76'A
28%
6c
50
2c
5,333
Gas
Containers
Jan
28 %
Jan
30%
2c
9,150
Mines..
Modern
38c
28%
5c
Jan
14c
Petroleums
Molsons
10
class
2,000
Jan
Mar
3.40
10c
Corp
11%
*
:
1.27
18
5c
6%c
IIIIIIH
11111111
Mines
Molybdenum
Imperial
Feb
Jan
2.50 Mar
13c
Brick—
Apr
14% Mar
Apr
34c
1.00
15%
13,325
29%
Industries
Mining
Jan
37
4,415
18.679
6%C
Petroleums
City
Jan
9.10
11
Jan
9%c
Mining
11%
44.10
Jan
Jan
2.93
Oil
Jan
43
3.25
28c
4%c
13%c
..
Midcon
Jan
43
Feb
1.02
Lake—IIIIIIIIII
Red
Apr
1.50
Feb
3c
2.60 Mar
7.20
Gas
12%
Apr
lie
14,000
27c
;
&
Jan
70c
22,500
13%
Mines
Uranium
7.25
18,565
5,167
22c
71c
Mentor Exploration &
Development_5C
Island Mining
3.20
93c
2.70
3%c
16%
Merrill
5,979
*
Bay
7.60
Feb
29%
___^
Oil
22,230
3.60
80c
*
common
Consolidated
Hudson
Hudson
10%
3.35
5,225
83c
Smith
Hughes
11%
10
10 %
20c
Warrants
Howard
10%
8%c
16
Lake
Ltd
Mclntyre
Meta
A
Mar
2.80
_
__io
Medallion
10
5c
.
Consolidated
Apr
317
7,185
Jan
2,000
3%C
preferred
Apr
Apr
12
6%c
1.00
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
23%
Renfrew
5%%
Matachewan
McKenzie
23
__
lie
6%c
Apr
12
*
_
Feb
HIH
Feb
2.14
8c
3c
2c
common
Mining Corp
Maybrun
4%c
Jan
7,200
5c
Martin-McNeely Mines
~
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common—IHIII
13c
4c
8c
16
Hi
Marigold Oils
Jan
1.99
17%
40c
Feb
17c
1.00
Gardens.
Apr
Apr
4c
5c
I—IIIIIIII
Jan
40c
Apr
3,500
'
Mines
15
Feb
Apr
6c
9c
2.60
3c
I
Marboy
6c
Jan
5c
11
Leaf
1.64
73c
5c
Mines—I—IIIII
III III
7c
Jan
Apr
6%C
River_II
Barvue
11%
100
Mar
1.20
30%
Jan
4%c
___*
Apr
Feb
4c
HI—I—II
11%
9c
_____i
58c
42c
217,830
High
Feb
2.80
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast Uranium
*
-__
Jan
906,774
73c
Ltd
3.50
540
14%
1.65
1
Co______
40c
1.64
55c
Low
85c
8%c
IIIIIIIII
Majortrans
11
12
Mines—
Drilling
Oil
Shoes
600
3,917
__
15,000
1.43
I
Powell
Consolidated
2,444
30c
Jan
21c
Magnet
14c
1
10c
2.65
Cockshutt
MacMillan Bloedel &
Madsen Red Lake
1.60
ig%
1
Apr
H
MacLeod
*
Iron
5 %c
5c
Mines
1
;
Apr
20,500
50c
_
Explorations
15%
23%
Class
Macfie
1
—
Mines
6c
45c
HII"
_
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
15%
17
»
____
19
Macdonald Mines
'
41
2.45
2.45
__
Jan
Apr
Hollinger Consolidated Gold———5
Home
Mines
13%
13%
»*
Dauch—
Tower
Lyndhurst
Feb
11
1
8%
1.62
I
Mines
25 %
46
■
26,807
6c
Goldfield
Jan
53
Hi
Uranium
24%
41
__
19
Warrants
Louvicourt
125
73/3
5c
common
Bell
&
Lorado
25%
2.15
8.00
Lake
H)
Hendershot
Apr
13
41
1,500
15%
Gas__
25'A
*
common....
Lakes
Gold
2.60 Mar
Jan
15
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Gold
(Geo
1.09
15
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Gold
Minerals
Headway
Apr
35% Mar
4%c
common..
Harding Carpets
Hard
14c
Jan
Jan
4.90
Cotton
Harrison
10c
26%
1.50
1
Farms
5,500
11,105
____1
1.10
18%
»
HIIII
Ltd
15%
-10
Mines
Hardee
Long Point
14%
Mining
Hallnor
Jan
Minerals
(M)
15%
Lake
Hamilton
7%
35
__
*
Mines
Brass
Feb
34%
__*
_____
Gas
Trust
Gunnar
Gwillim
Hahn
6
High
Long Island Petroleums
275
50%
14
„♦
A
Lines
Lead
71/2
Jan
__
1
class
Mines
Gulf
Jan
42
46
warrants
Guaranty
Gulch
6%
52,564
41
trust
Greyhound
Apr
44,405
7%
Develop
Winnipeg
Voting
5%
2.42
__
_50
>.
Coal
450
497/„
1
warrants
Plains
6%
49
__
Great
Loeb
2.15
50
common
:
Great
Locana
Feb
I2%c 12%c
35
25
_
Warrants
$2.80
Feb
45
7
13%
Preferred
155
Jan
2.38
Warrants
Great
Jan
43
1.06
71c
121
55
Low
48c
195
491/4
__
Par
;
138
g%
__
—_1
Power
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
High
44%
7i/2
Paper—
Preferred
Low
136
__
"
Mines
Lakes
High
44%
*
B
Class
138
50
_______
Gordon
Low
41
1,841
6,840
*2*%.
Jan
1.70
Jan
6%c Jan
24
Apr
Oka
Mines
Lake Mines
Gold
Okalta
Oils
Oleary
Malartic
Ontario
Jan
Ontario
Steel
Apr
Opemiska
5c
7,100
52c
425
9c
9c
1,000
8c
&
Jan
Orchan
32 %
Feb
Orenada
50
Apr
Ormsby
Mines
39
Apr
Oshawa
Wholesale
44%
Mines
Apr
Osisko
Feb
Overland
16
Apr
Lake
Mines
39c
Jan
18c
Apr
36c
4,440
15c
18c
63,100
11c
Feb
29
Jan
33%
Feb
19
19
75
17%
Apr
20 %
Feb
7.80
38,366
5.25
Jan
7.60
Apr
i
1.65
1.62
1.68
5,525
1.50
5c
5c
2,000
5c
33
890
Jan
Apr
1.77 Mar
7%c
Jan
24c
23c
24c
13,520
210
Jan
26c
21%
18%
22'/4
28,687
8
Jan
22%
Apr
32c
32c
2,100
37c
Apr
4.75
4.75
100
8%
100
32c
common
Preferred
Jan
30c
31%
Gold
48
11c
7.05
10
common
Copper
50
Jan
Jan
7.60
Debenture
Products
9
34c
16c
31 %
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
5,000
9%
_90c
Loan
2.20
5c
62c
9
9c
Metals
are
5c
59c
9
;
29 A Feb
30 A Apr
30
32
45%
8-05
5c
60c
Mines
Cement
3%c Mar
154
11c
3%
8%
on*.
Mar
6.00
Q
Jan
Jan
Ton
42
(1938)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 1, 1961
X
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Low
Nickel
Pacific
Paciiic
Pardee
Feb
82c
Mar
Torbrit
Silver
25,244
9.90
Jan
13%
Apr
Toronto
Dominion
7.80
9.25
2,930
5.85
Jan
9.25
Apr
1
Mines
14,415
Jan
27
46c
49c
53,000
32c
Jan
51c
76c
80c
2,875
73c
Apr
15,000
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
17c
Jan
24c
Mar
7'%c
__1
21c
Mines
.
1
Gold
Consol
u.
Peerless
Pipeline
-1.25
—.—
Mines
3
Phillips
Photo
3.40
3.65
555
2.55
1>782
11%
20c
Jan
5%
13c
Jan
25
200
54c
60c
31,850
10c
1
Oil Co Ltd.
105
•
10c 12'/4c
80c
1
52c
1514
Engravers
33
Feb
Transmountain
25
Apr
Feb
Trans
13c
Mar
1,800
98c
38,025
52c
Jan
33c
19,850
15 y4
335
55c
Feb
15%
Jan
15
PicKle
Gold
Crow
Pitch
Oil
Placer
Mines
Jan
53c
*
Development
Ponder
Power
5c
Jan
Jan
43c
Mar
19%
20%
7,010
14
38c
2,000
32c
970
50
Jan
2.05
2.25
2,350
240
240
240
2.80
2.60
2.85
1,480
12c
14c
10,300
5.25
5.45
7,213
•
5.30
7
1.14
92c
1.14
100,300
2.23
2.20
2.29
14,457
4c
3c
4c
8,000
Airways
Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd
2.05
3c
Union
Gas
Ascot
Quebec
Copper
Quebec
Labrador
Quebec
Lithium
25c
Gold
Develop
Feb
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec
Natural
72C
Union
Mining
1.39
Class
52
100
Feb
United
Keno
2.48
Feb
United
New
Jan
United
Queenston
Mines
Gold
Explorations
Reitman
Minerals
Algom
Rio
Rupununi
Mines
Athabasca
Uran
Rocky
Roe
(A
V)
Rolland
»>
A
Ltd
Jan
74c
14 %c
Apr
1.15 Mar
4,470
Jan
85,675
56c
Jan
87c
Apr
84,840
19c
Apr
32c
Feb
4c
4c
9,250
1.86
2.700
1.13
Jan
10% Mar
13c
Mar
Jan
28,380
Jan
41c
38,500
9c
Feb
13 %c
Jan
24,200
15c
Mar
21c
Jan
5C
5c
4,798
4c
19 %c
Jan
Mar
5%c
5 %
St
Westfair
Foods
Corp
Sand
Apr
Westburne
class
21%
21%
22
11 y8
10%
11%
12C
10c
12c
Western
Feb
6.05
Jan
250
20
Jan
16.065
9
Mar
61,500
10c
Apr
Warrants
Western
Decalta
Western
Plywood
Surf
22
Apr
Western
11%
Apr
Weston
24'%c
Jan
13
13
13%
650
10%
Jan
13%
23%
24'%
1,008
18%
Jan
25
•
common—
99%
99%
17%
17%
75c
Gold
1
Gold
Seven
Jan
18,527
1.30
Feb
5c
5'%c
5,600
49c
40c
61c
94
.,50c
84c
18 %C
A
Freehold
*
.
Hldgs class
*
A
Power
Sherritt
Quebec
Miller
Mines
Silver
Standard
Simpsons
Sisco
S
K
Mines
class
Somerville
Ltd
Southern
Union
Oils-
Stafford
Foods
Standard
Standard
class
Bros
4.55
2,050
3.70
Jan
Jan
Zenmac
11,384
30 %c
Jan
47c
Jan
Zulapa
24c
Mar
40c
31c
900
11'%
1,003
10%
Jan
11'%
2,000
11 y8
Apr
31%
30%
31%
10,662
28 y8
Jan
1.21
1.25
36,235
1.12
Jan
1.39
2.90
300
2.50
Jan
2.95
51
50
50
Feb
51 y2
28
745
21%
Jan
28
14c
92,850
11c
Apr
51
14c
11
11c
19,500
5'%
6'%
17,615
16%
16%
560
14
18
18
•135
18
34c
35c
2.200
8%
100
8%
Apr
44c
Feb
ordinary
Apr
25c
Jan
6,450
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
48,750
5c
Feb
9c
Mar
37%
37
37%
690
75'%
74%
76%
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
Ltd
~~
Thorncliffe Park __1
Tiara
Mines
Tidal
Petroleums
Tombill Mines
I
I
.
Ltd
Jan
28 '/4
2,840
20
Jan
28J/2
Apr
68
300
50 y2
Jan
68
Apr
20 %c
Jan
34c
Jan
Feb
9%c
Apr
Jan
1.67
Feb
4c
Jan
6.90
Jan
9.80 Mar
'
8,850
—
—
16c
15c
17c
7,?25
5c
1.31
17,200
14y2c Mar
14% Mar
Feb
24c
16%
16%
850
17 y4
Apr
3.65
3.50
3.80
1,270
1.75 Mar
4.00
Apr
14%
14 y4
15
640
13% Mar
16%
Feb
2.00
1.90
2.00
700
1.60 Mar
24c
23 %c
24c
8,100
22
22 %c
Apr
2.20 Mar
25c
Jan
—
1.64
21%
22
1,430
2iy4
Apr
60c
—
60c
2,900
49%c
Feb
67c
Jan
60c
60c
2,500
49y2c Mar
60c
1,000
157,550
55c
62,105
11c
Feb
55c
,8c
9c
20,000
8c
Feb
12c
5%
Apr
1.15
Feb
6
Jan
1.71
Apr
Apr
Jan
1,000
4 y2c Mar
6%c
Jan
9 y2c Mar
13c
Apr
24
24
24%
1,445
23
24%
Apr
80
80
35
77% Mar
80
18%
18'/2
19
5,150
15%
Jan
19
Apr
9.00
9.95
4,030
4.75
Jan
9.95
Apr
__
,
Feb
•
1.05
1.05
1.06
16,630
_l
13c
10%c
13c
24,800
9'/2c Jan
13c
Apr
3c
3c
3'/2c
19,000
2%c Feb
6c
Apr
3'/2c Mar
5'%c
1
4y2C
5c
92c
92c
95c
19,720
*
1.30
1.30
1.30
100
v__l
38c
37c
41c
67,400
4C
4c
2,200
;
A
1.00 Mar
2,600
—1
Mines
__
1
__
•
Mines
2.40
2.40
2.45
17c
17c
18c
22c
22c
24c
7,300
Apr
1.25
1.15
1.30
35
Apr
3'/2c
24,900
1.34
Feb
91c
2,750
l
1
Metal
Jan
__20c
Mines—
Jan
Feb
2.00
68
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
6c
Feb
2.45 >11
17c
Apr
21c
Feb
21'/2c
Jan
33c
Mar
1.62
1.69
32,694
1.32
1.45
12,600
12%c
13c
14,200
63%
63%
66
1,120
65c
78c
37,550
4.50
4.50
225
77c
*
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•
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
1.62
1.30
Apr
Feb
25%
Jan
1.90
National
Corp
Canadian Dollars
Range
Asbestos
Canada
&
Canada
5
Dominion Sugar—
Dalhousie
Dominion
Class
Linoleum
I
Mines
Feb
28
4,181
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
6.50
6.70
4,485
5.95
Jan
6.85
Jan
'
Jan
19%
21
4,484
Jan
21
40
1.564
30
Jan
40
Apr
18%
18%
25
18
Jan
20
Mar
36%
36%
37
240
29%
Jan
37
Apr
39% Mar
42
Apr
Jan
45
Mar
42
41%
42
41
16
25
43
4.565
41%
Apr
14 %c
23%
21%
1
15
23'%
825
22%
Jan
25
Feb
20%
22'%
2,671
17%
Jan
22'%
Apr
Jan
26'%
Apr
c
2,025
13'%c Mar
20c
Feb
26
26
26'%
440
17%
2.50
32
31
32
1,289
30%
Jan
34%
Jan
1
Paper
class
15%
13
16%
A
22,275
13
Apr
14%
Feb
22
22
495
20
Jan
22'% Mar
22
1,354
2.50
2.50
&
Ontario
Flour
22
Orielle
Price
Feb
22%
Apr
29%
29
30
395
29
Apr
33'%
Feb
*
52
50%
52%
444
47
Jan
52% Mar
138
138
10
135
Apr
2.25
2.25
2.26
300
2.25
Apr
44
42'%
45
5,671
40%
Jan
9'%
9'%
7'%
7'%
600
50c
52c
2,000
Bros
I
Mines
1
*
Sangamo
IIIII
Canadian
Gen
Consolidated
Inv
Gold
21
2.50
Paper—
common-
Iiqo
Pend
Yukon
8%
33%
*
Preferred
Third
Jan
39
*
B
Ogilvie
6'%
18%
*
Inc
Minnesota
8
9,748
20'%
*
Copper
Maclaren
6.70
*
common
International
Loblaw
Rand^
Paper
Oilcloth
Jan
8'%
7%
*
Oil
Dupont Co
7%
*
Investments
Ingersoll
Consolidated
*
High
135
*
_[—:
common
General
Canadian
T.ow
8
26
8
5
Dredging
Vinegars
Canadian
Shares
High
8
*
Canadian Bronze
Gaspe
Develop—
Corp
Gold
Low
*
Sales
for Week
of Prices
'
Newfoundland
!■>
~
Trust
Corp__
*
7%
1
100
9'%
Apr
Jan
6%
49c
Mar
138
2.55
Feb
Feb
48 % Mar
9'%
7%
65c
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.45
Jen
Apr
18c
Jan
*
Jan
67
Apr
a
48c
Feb
1.08
Apr
Apr
4.50
Apr
range).
d Deferred
delivery
No
par value.
Odd lot sale
(not
7
7'%
5
Jan
9
Apr
3%c
3%c
1,200
3C
Jan
5c
Jan
e
52c
54c
15,625
43c
Jan
63c
Feb
f Flat
75c
72c
83c
97,225
33c
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85c
Apr
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in
Week's
Par
Andian
Anglo
11c
1
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Last
Sale Price
54c
1,000
Are
Thursday
57 '%
4.25
Shown
STOCKS
Mar
1.43
III*
Paper
Apr
5c
62%
12 %c
Thompson Lundmark
79%
27%
'
110,100
•
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Jan
28'/4
28c
I_~~
common
67%
2,000
1.53
III
2~
H"
Voting trust
Apr
27,039
8%c
•
38%
4C
7c
I—35c
Jan
9.20
26c
•
33
4c
1.45
_
Apr
8.75
1.46
common
Canada
5,267
1.35
8.80
8%c
I_III_I_
.1111*
I
5'/2
Apr
2,786
Mining
Bulolo
8%
7,163
*
*
Petroleum
Industries
Thompson
Jan
36c
1
Taurcanis Mines
Texaco
24c
Mar
20
1.20
1
Syvanite Gold Mines
Teck
Jan
6%c
Propane
Tamblyn
Apr
5c
Exploration
Warrants
Switson
Apr
34c
1
Mines
Feb
28'%
10c
;
Jan
6%
17%
1.00
—-
Sturgeon River Gold—
Sudbury Contact
Supertest
|-13%c
Jan
Jan
3.75
6c
•
Steinberg class A
28»/2
95
107% Mar
4'/2c
Jan
36C
II—III
~~1
I _II_20
II_i
Sterling Trusts
Sunburst
35c
Jan
9c
22c
1.15
»
Canada
Cons
10c
6
16%
—
1
;
26%
Feb
90%
Apr
10c
Electric-—
Feb
11c
Apr
4»/2c
Jan
27%
1
1.71
__
5
;
Jan
51
21c
26c
■
-
Oil
Bear
Feb
2.75
Jan
9.35
A
Zinc
34% Mar
1.25
12c
11% Mar
1
Jan
13%
12% Mar
11'%
Apr
99c
Jan
10c
Feb
31c
11%
11'%
1
Gas
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Superior
Zenith
1
Oil &
class
Mines
Yukeno
4.60
90c
Apr
10'/4
*
A
Mines-.
Apr
Apr
Jan
87c
310
5%
_100
(H G)
Young
1.05
25c
7,261
1.38
__
1
class
class
4.55
5,850
91c
13%
1.68
•
1
Knitting
36c 39 %c
8%
Nickel
Sullivan
York
4.20
B
Uranium
Stanwell
Starratt
of
Yellowknife
Jan
4.50
•
Brock
Stanrock
Steel
Yellorex
Apr
38 %c
*
Wire
Stedman
Apr
1
__
Stanley
5.00
14
•
Radio
&
30
_•
Ltd
;
Canuck
100
*
Paving
Standard
Lead
61,071
1
,
*
—
Feb
Jan
90c
88c
80c
49c
Stores Ltd
Class A warrants
4.25
.____*
Spooner Mines ,& Oils
94
1
Industries
Jan
Feb
Apr
1
Feb
3.25
Feb
Mar
2.25
13 Va
90d
13%
,
Preferred
Apr
90c
;
106
Yukon
Woodward
1.00
50
Southam
33
loo
Larder
(J)
3.95
*
preferred
&
Coghlan
7%
11%
—
Manufacturing
liy2
Jan
1.10 Mar
Jan
4.20
*
Ltd
Jan
32 y2
1,335
v
17
Wiltsey
1.00
50c
A
Ltd
Mines
D
A
Wright-Hargreaves
*
Dairies
B
9%
178
2.25
Apr
8,325
Yankee
_♦
Silverwood
Class
—
class
Mines —:
1
Mines
Silver
480
32'%
2.00
28 V*
Pass
4.10
1
Sigma
10y4
32'%
2.00
Feb
1.70
Apr
Yale
87c
50c
Gordon
9%
32l/2
Jan
63c
Jan
Apr
42%
Mar
106
Apr
40 y4 Mar
Jan
95c
50
13
160
41c
4,332
160
Apr
42 y2
50
14,550
94
10
42 '/a
preferred
Creek Gold,
58c
1.51
94
Apr
27
55c
106 106'%
10
900
Apr
4 y2c
1.45
100
Apr
7.351
Apr
26'%
Mar
57c
*
.
9
14,764
*•,38%
1
1.50
1
preferred
100
5.00
Feb
25'/2 Mar
58%
Jan
11%
3c
35
Jan
Mar
29 y4
4,500
•
41
30c
4.95
25
3c
8,074
90c
11 '%
260
26'%
3c
58»/2
Jan
27 y«
38
26 %
Mar
56%
Jan
29
A
;
Windfall
11%
37 V2
Apr
1.18 Mar
75c
58 y2
Winchester
*
&
Jan
•
Jan
common-*
Arts
Jan
28c
Apr
Jan
4.80
7,158
2,600
88c
70c
54
Apr
Jan
1.08
Jan
Apr
3.80
16c
39%
40
215
Jan
3,696
17c
9,500
12c
-54
69c
4.45
2,100
51
1,660
iiy8
Apr
54
7,225
4.25
Apr
20c.
*
11,300
9
5c
Feb
A
7c
Apr
Feb
7%c
19,750
66c
116%
2J/2c
5
B
Apr
2,000
418,100
21c
1.68
Feb
3.90
4c
16c
84c
ny8
4.35
Inlet
Warrants
Wood
Jan
Apr
19c
Mar
5c
33V2c
class
18c 19M2C
81c
9
*
common
Shawinigan Water
Sheep
*
•
83 116y2
14% Mar
2.40 Mar
1.12
4.40
llJ/2c Mar
50c
Willroy
Apr
1,750
Jan
B__———
White
Apr
19%
6.35
1—1
Class
Jan
89c
Jan
6,520
Metal
Scythes
Security
Jan
Mar
3.50 Mar
6'/2c
Apr
Apr
20c
3c
.
Petroleum
preferred
Jan
69c
200
Jan
6.65
50'/4
54c
*
1
Warrants-
11%
1.68
665,800
$6
65C
12 Va
1
100%
Feb
1.80
1
(Geo) .class
Class
99%
1.55
1
class
Silkirk
5,865
51,701
11%
Petroleum
Scarfe
780
80c
1.58
Debentures
Sarcee
100
18%
Apr
Mar
14%
1.02
1.07
—
77% Mar
23%
Petroleums
Satellite
;
A
Breweries--
11% Mar
1
Mar
13c 13'/2c
1—1.25
Copper
72%
Mnr
4c
*
Canada
Western
Jan
4,154
'
Apr
90o
•
Apr
Apr
8c
•
100
1
Horsey
Gas
Jan
56%
Feb
14c
__
16c
•
Petroleum
8%
*
A
common
&
Mar
1.30 Mar
4,120
3.25
Jan
7
2.40
Jan
14
1,059
8y2c
3.00
3.25
1
I
70c
4.10
8c
28'/2c
•
11%
3,500
9.10
Apr
70c
100
4.00
4.00
•
Oil
Apr
4,650
76'/4
Apr
Apr
Apr
Mar
39
1,320
70c
__
*
class
Apr
Mar
Vi
k.65
14
1.50
1
Ltd
Products
12
River
Sapphire
14V4
Mines
Westeel
Gas
Shiriff
Antonio
14y4
20
Malartic
Westates
Warrants
San
820
25.
Apr
6
2.00
5,100
Preferred
West
Apr
1
preferred
Maurice
Salada
54
78c
60c
Apr
8%
1,025
52
Warrants
7
5c
1,345
75c
Nickel
86
10y2
6
2.00
53
:
Jan
175
9%c
480
6
76c
Equipment
Jan
21,465
9%c 10'%c
__
Jan
4.55
5c
93
Jan
74%
8%
Apr
5.90
260
11'/4
91
38 Vb
9,773
5c
50
6,442
6>/4
8%
91
11,276
79%
10%
40%
6.50
Oil
Apr
1.65 Mar
5%c
Jan
3c
50'/4
6
8%
Jan
Jan
30
6.25
78
11%
1.05
200
3,900
22,710
_10
Mines
6
*
Cement
Lawrence
Trust—
W
Canadian
Jan
Jan
1.63
,4c
2.00
preferred-——
79 y2
10
1.50
45%
West
10'/4
14c
40%
Xi
•
—*
Jan
4C
*
Petroleums-
5c
Apr
Mar
1.10
3sy2
__
l
Wespac
17c
Mining
Lawrence
St
1.50
__l
l
7.40
10c
Jan
l
9.350
8.15
6,155
Feb
Knapp Canada Ltd
Mining
25
9.00
__
8%
Lake
10c
—
Apr
1.38
Jan
8.50
25
Apr
22'%c
74%
Jan
Feb
17c
8.90
20%
5%
15%c
75%
5,800
1.15
16c
•
24%
10,038
Webb &
10
Mar
24%
4.60 Mar
41,025
Werner
30c
common
Apr
28
Jan
7'%
Weedon
5C
2.00
Jan
1.33
Jan
——1
Jan
27'/4
6y4
1.73
9c
A
85c
10
1.20
17% Mar
4'%c
10,103
28
7
17% Mar
28c
13,995
1.90
1.31
Apr
53,263
3.60
4.55
28
«
Mar
8.95
Mar
„1
13
6'%c
Apr
Jan
5,250
16
5c
19%
Jan
17c
26,600
200
8.60
Apr
Apr
11c
1,100
8.60
Mar
21c
1,450
1.50
3,500
5'%c
Apr
51
54%
1.40
17
Mar
10 y2
57%
8.75
—
Petroleums
Apr
10 '/2
91
Wasamac
Feb
Apr
Jan
10%c
1.40
15c
11c
Mar
Jan
8.85
16%
11,400
7 '/2
Jan
49
Waterous
12C
15%
6.45
Wayne
2.82 Mar
36c
55'/4
•
Apr
Apr
Apr'
52'/4
•
Apr
14c
20'% Mar
1.50
;
Grey
&
15%
10
4.00
■/
•
Amulet
Walker G
Mar
105
18c
-
Feb
Mar
9% Mar
Apr
Mar
25
3,347
•
I0'%c
16
00
18%
57%
1
16
Apr
49
70
!__•
1.40
1.40
9%
2,205
4,035
Waite
1.90
Apr
Feb
1
6%c
3%c Jan
6'/2c
Wainwright Products & Ref
4%%
St.
:
—
Corp
Dare
Jan
V2
56c
...
.—
Mines
Virginia
4'/2
6,150
,
10
Apr
28
-
—
&
Feb
53'%
18c
18c
1
17
i
18'%
Jan
Jan
7s
50
53'%
1.74
21c
•
140
10J/2
57%
_1
Apr
Jan
80c
27c
common
Mines
Industries
Ryanor
23c
45c
10 %c
15'%c
Royal Bank of Canada
Russell
Violamac
Jan
9c
Preferred
1/
Jan
10
17c
of Pall Mall
Oil
18c
Feb
50c
Ltd,
class
Paper
Royalite
Feb
8.45
1.84
<
50
Jan
8% Mar
; 29,869'
10y2
10
53'%
—*
100
Can
Consol
Rowan
Victoria
12 %c
7c
9%
__
■
l4.55
B
577
7
8% Mar
410
Apr
2.15
Jan
12c
1,000
.,
Apr
44
Mar
Jan *
Apr
90
Feb
19%
2,650
7c
—*1 * 18V2
Mines
Class
3,715
9c
7
? 10%
„50
Viceroy Mfg class A
5,660
87c
—1
—
preferred
Rothmans
Vespar
31c
8c
;.7c
——*
1.40
—u__
Mines
Petroleum
1956
Mar
1
Mines
Rockwin
Mar
9% Mar
55
2.30
30c
__
_.l
1
*
1
..
Rio
Roche
75c
Jan
Mar
15C
19c
2.15
,
L_
12c
20%
Apr
47'/2
40 '/2c Mar
48,910
12c
20y8
2-25
,:
A
Hill—:
Debentures
9.35
60c
*
Mines
Rix
500
Mar
5%
44
Apr
3.35 Mar
85c
15%
♦
Ltd
Feb
1.05
4c
Ventures
1.05
20'%c
14%
__
20%
47%
2.50
17,089
' 14%
Jan
Jan
6c
8,900
24
Jan
36%
7,435
52c
•
.
L_11
Upper Canada Mines
;
Vanadium Alloys
Vandoo Cons Exploration;
4,875
1.00
2
common
Renabie
Rexspar
74,200
58c
3.30
60c
14c
10'%
Feb
10c
38
9,497
49c
Jan
Apr
Jan
87% Mar
505
23'%
*
1
Chemical
Reichhold
62c
12 % c 12'%c
59c
1
Macdonald
Reeves
945
1.00
*
1
*
1
Oil
Rayrock Mines
Realm
Mining
Reef
7,830
13c
•
Ltd
Mines
Ranger
8,031
9
52'%
9.00
1
Mines
Uranium
Radiore
74c
51
9.35
*
5.25 Mar
Jan
Feb
2.15
8.50
>.
61
Jan
37%
604
23'%
1
__
2.85
1
Quemont Mining
Rainville
Mar
2%c Jan
5%c
.
7c
40
44
1.10
52c
.
90
'
43
„
1
47%
90
■
2.05
:
Fortune
Steel
45'%
45 y4
—
_40
Oils!
4C
3.15
Warrants
16,951
,'46%
:
?
—1
5%c
Apr
71c
Corp_
B
Jan
Apr
7%
"
1
Gas
Preferred
47%
*
^
voting trust
28c
2.10
10,500
50
class
lie
1,950
9'%c
_50
Corps
6.35 Mar
Jan
3,500
7'%c
Asbestos
Mar
5,000
% 9>%c
common
Canso
7c
3c
__1
__*
United
14c
4.50
Jan
__1
United
8.699
3c
58
1—
United
Jan
i44,800
9c 12 %c
635
—_
Mar
9c
3.85
60%
preferred-
28C
3c
60
preferred
B
22c
4.30
Corp
60%
J
—
Canada
A
Class
8c
Chibougamau
of
Class
United
Quebec
50
—*
3.60 Mar
Apr
1.89
14%
*
Apr
Apr
9lc
13%
Feb
————
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
12%
preferred
58 '%
245
Jan
Jan
4.35
preferred
Apr
Feb
13
Pipeline———*
2.90
Jan
2.20
10c
Apr
1st
80
72
5
!
Ultra' Shawkey
Mines
Union Acceptance common
2nd
Apr
25
Resources
59c
I1
Apr
192
Jan
22 y2
Apr
54
68c
Jan
35c
52%
__20c
Ore-
Electric
Prospectors
7,616
__100
Iron
Gas
Jan
34c
2.15
Preston Mines Ltd
Provo
Mar
4c
40,520
38c
1
Premier Trust
Premium
40c
7,500
41c
53%
Oil Royalties
President
53c
4%c
38c
20%
50c
Oils
Corp
Prairie
50c
4c
1
Gas
&
41c
1
Uranium
Ore
Piace
Gil
Pipeline
Oil—l——
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas
'
Feb
6.65
150
Prarie
Triad
Apr
65%
Feb
13
yl0%
Jan
Feb
87c
Feb
5.10
13
J.
Jan
1.58
Apr
62c
57 Vb
27,346
75
1
Transcontinental
66c
8,812
6.65
13
Exp Ltd-;
Pipeline—
Feb
63%
31c
13
warrants L-—
Jan
1.06
15 Va
Canada
1957
Mar
10c
3,773
55c
Canada
Trans
15
29
75c
50c
Trans
Apr
41c
.
98c
•
I
■
Apr
Mar
75
*
I
warrants
Jan
24c
13
—'
A—
preferred-
13%
Jan
45
High
2,000
13
„
100
13c
8% Jan
155
6.10
„
—
49
Feb
9c
6,485
.
class
B——
1956
61'%
__
——20
Preferred
Mar
24'%
30'%
Class
15c
30%
54c
Apr
Jan
9%c Feb
4,800
12 VB
48'%
Finance
3.70
29c
63'%
common,
Star
Traders
27'%c
——*
Works
—
2.92
,
Apr
Trusts
Low
High
27%c
—10
preferred—
Towagmac Exploration
10,591
11c
General
A
Toronto
Low
1
Bank
•
Iron
Class
38,300
10c
10c
Toronto
4.00 Mar
Jan
2.20
Toronto
Apr
Jan
Mines
Rights—
Mar
1.05
2.25 Mar
2.35
oil
1
i
Gas
&
700
48
II~2
Peruvian Oil & Mines
Oil
5,300
25
common
Oil preferred
&
Gold
Petrol
11%
—50
common
Credit
Gas
Perron
10c
.
Penmans
Ptrmo
common
21c
4.00
9%c
1
"
21c
15c 15 %c
1
—
Exploration
Pembina
Preferred
2.35
1
Ltd
Exploration
Peoples
8%c
3.60
"1—2
common
Consolidated
-Paymaster
7%c
3.90
Canada
of
24
25
47c
Drilling
Patino
24 V*
50c
80c
20c
Amalgamated
Parker
PCE
1.000
13 Va
Porcupine
Faramaque
Pato
80c
12
24'%
Tubes
Ltd
Pamour
Par
80c
8.90
Hersey
Famoil
(Range for Week Ended April 28)
High
13
Petroleums
Warrants
Page
Low
High
-
.
in
year's
t
included in
sale
(not
year's
included
range),
x
price.
sale
wd When
wi When
Selling ex-interest,
Cash
y
(not incLuded
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
in
year's range)
2
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock
dividend.
/
,
.' *'•"
Volume
193
Number
6051
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(1939)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
following bid and asked quotations
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and
The
obtained
are
from
the
National
(indicated by the "asked") at the time
of compilation.
Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The
"National" list is composed of
securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
other selected sources. They do
represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
Par
Industrials and
Bid
Acoustica Associates
10c
Aerovox
__i
Air
Corp
Products
Alico
Development
Allied
Radio
Alside
Inc
Governor
11%
Fisher
69
72%
Fitchburg
22
P'lorida
%
10
Co—_1
Corp—
Brothers Co
20%
1
Land
Fisher
77/b
8%
25
l
27%
26%
13%
14%
13%
14%
Steel
Bros
Class
class
Corp
Gear
40
44
17
18%
Franklin Corp
13
14
Frito
American
Corp
_5
Express Co
Greetings class A
1
American Gypsum Co—
___i
Futterman Corp
Gobain Corp
Sterilizer
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Farms
Co
Participating preferred
Arizona
Public
Service
Arkansas Missouri
Arkansas
Western
Metal
Art
Arvida
Gas
Co
Construction
Corp
Associated
Co.
Automatic
Retailers
Av.on
Oil
Baird
Paliicrafters
94
98%
24
25%
23
25%
____1
__2.50
Gas
&
64
Co__
_1
Atomics. Inc.
1
.
8%
9%
Chemicals
Haloid
Co
Xerox
Hamilton
Hanna
Inc___'___
Cosco Inc
(M Al
Class B
Hanna
14%
58
63%
48%
98%
—
104
12
Harcourt
71
75%
Harvey
1
22
23%
Hathaway Instruments Inc__—1
Harlots.________l
15%
17
Hearst
Manufacturing Co
1
Bemis Bros Bag Co_—25
Beneficial Corp
l
69 %
73%
27
29%
Oil
Mfg
Baxter
Tools
Inc
1
Co.__:
Laboratories
Ba.yles
(A ji
__________
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5
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Billups Western Pet Co.
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Power
&
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—
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1
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10%
13%
14%
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60
8%
9%
38
40%
137/a
15
Bryson Inc
28%
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1
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77%
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9
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22
23%
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25
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25%
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Byllesby (H M) & Co
„10c
42%
46%
61
68%
Interstate
17%
18%
California
Oregon Power Co__20
Caliiornia
Water
Indian
Head
Indiana
Mills
Gas
&
Indianapolis
51%
54%
26
27%
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40%
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19%
21%
1
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4%
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Calif
&
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Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd—___10c
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Cannon
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1
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class
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com___.25
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
1
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Products Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
10
16%
18
37%
40%
62%
67
56
60%
25 %
4
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27%
5
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62%
South
26%
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33
Southern
Service
Southern
Southwest Gas
Southwestern
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9%
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1
13%
Southwestern
States
1
8%
12
37 %
40 %
27%
29%
44%
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17%
18%
Central
Indiana
5
31%
33%
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5
31%
35%
Spur
23%
25
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co_________ 10
34%
36%
Stand
53%
58
Standard
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10
32%
35%
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22%
24%
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$1.46 preferred
16%
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231
,
33%
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Central
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Co
Central VT Public
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6
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class
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5%
1
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1
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1
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Commonwealth. Gas Corp
Connecticut
25
_1
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Consol Freichtwavs
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—2.50
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1
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Company
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Coral Ridge Prop pfd—_____8
Craig Systems Inc__
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_5
Crouse-Hinds Co
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44%
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Metromedia
Michigan Gas
Microdot
Midwest
46%
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1
50%
53%
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4%
5%
16%
17%
27
29%
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35%
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54%
59
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87
93
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111
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73%
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89
95
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1
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133
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53
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143
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(S F)_10
52
55%
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50
305
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38
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10
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19%
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51%
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47
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10
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66%
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78 %
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75
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10
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(Atlanta)
24%
50%
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(Philadelphia)—
50%
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22%
20
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National Bank
44%
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5
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40 3 8
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&
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37%
of
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36%
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5
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5
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6%
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14
.
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28%
6
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32 %
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63
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28%
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77%
.
56%
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28
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52
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46%
•
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67'%
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&
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1
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Bid
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
First
15%
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Liberty Real Estate Bank &
72%
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40%
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397
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73
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Ask
69%
North
Empire Trust Co
37%
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(NY)
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
24%
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17%
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1
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5
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5
—
62
County Trust Co (White Plains
26
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5
Co
Mercantile
33%
National
Water Service Co——
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53%
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First
Co
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16%
39%
(Chicago)
14"%
Serv
5
56%
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12%
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7.50
43
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Connecticut
13%
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1
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11%
16%
5
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53'A
of
1
15
Gas
Chemical
56%
5
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5
Northwest Natural Gas—;
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Bank
16
&
Electric
Yellow
56%
of Phila
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland
Natl
Co
Publishing Co Inc
Wood
21%
Cleve__16
of
Bk
N
First
14%
Gas
Natural
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__ 10
70'%
19%
10
(Savannah)
Bank
North
84%
Bank
Natl
Northeastern.Water Co
66
Citizens & Southern National
National
15%
•
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10
Manhattan
Chemical
Louis_-20
(N J)
Bk
First
30%
80%
Co
Bank
First
Coal
Nuclear-Chicago
Corp———10
43%
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Miss
Natl
17%
14%
Oklahoma
Trust
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38
28
;
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15%
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21
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%
2
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22
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Co
Camden
Co
—
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Trust
St
Chase
(N Y)
Bk
35%
Oil
Eng Gas &
File
Co
5
Natl
19
common—
9%
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33%
Co
&
33%
Bankers
26%
Narragansett Capital
1
.1
_7'%
Virginia.—_——_—10
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Homes
Nalco Chemical
2
of
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1
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National
Bank
17%
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Transmission
Lt
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5 Va
4%
43
24%
Co
19%
380
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Co__.—4
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Wilcox
35%
100
of
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Co
18
33%
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1
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Point
1
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57 7%
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10c
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55
31
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1
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7%
_____6'A
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Line
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A
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of
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____1
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Mississippi
(San
&
T
Bank
16%
Corp.
Shipping Co_
lo
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Telephone
78%
20%
19%
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Bank
N
15%
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5
Co
Financial
25%
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America
5
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22%
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Brothers
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1
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68'%
20 7/s
common-
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Mohawk
1
1
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1
16%c
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23^
63
Devel._—^._1
Technical
A
Western
12%
33%
10
Federation Bk
Mid-American Pipeline
19%
5
:
19%
First Boston
49%
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Inc
20%
Natl
46%
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1
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4%
Minneapolis Gas Co
2.50
%
—2%
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National
1
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1
30%
4%
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73%
*
42
28
17%
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—
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44
38
—
27 %
16%
68
22%
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25
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—
Farrington Mfe Co__„_.—— *
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1
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40
63
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23%
—
18
Resistor
21%
1
Eng__
Publishing
59%
Co
36 %
;
&
-1
(Texas)
Co
30%
33%
Marchants Fast Motor Lines—1
Gas
.
—.,__1
Co—16
Meredith
National
Forms
39%
—
Miles
—
Oil
36
28
3
Steel Corp
45%
Corp
22%
-_-l
43
Capital
21%
—
21%
Co
22%
Electronics
McNeil
78%
23 %
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Maxson
McLouth
74%
20%
Shipbldg &
Inc
44
21%
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
Mattel
41
1%
Bank
Par
■
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1
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Maryland
5%
*
&
■
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Broad
Co Inc__..50c
&
Corp
Gas
19%
5
cl B__5
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14
23
177/b
1
Lytton Financial Corp
Madison
13
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21
25
Inc___
29%
Inc
State
Star
Long
20
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Business
Lone
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Ennis
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%
64 %
61
,___
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Lilly
Lucky
1
1
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Liberty Loan
27%
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13%
.___
Miller
—2
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12%
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Utilities
Electrolux
Lanolin Plus
51%
preference
Eastern
22
30%
23
43
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20%
28%
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39
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A
15%
11'A
38%
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21%
24%
35%
_____5
&
25
12%
10%
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8%
37%
11%
9%
17
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Bank and Trust
34%
1
24%
10
5
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660
43%
cl
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Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
non-voting
,
22 %
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3
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22%
20
&
(Jim)
7%
22%
41%
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Lau
20%
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48
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Electro-Voice
Ketchum
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93%
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17%
9%
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•
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Westcoast
22 Va
7
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10%
11%
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West
32
31%
5
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5
Wesco
56 Va
20%
&
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Watson Bros Transport A
Wellington Mgt Co class A
43%
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5
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Wash
30%
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2
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Warren
30%'
53 %'
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9
Walter
20%
40
Utilities
Waddell
54%
28
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Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
22%
■'
States
Warner
28%
Corp_l
Sugar Corp
1
34%
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Electrada
Kentucky
32%
____2c
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110
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Inc
20
—
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17%
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—__1
Bradstre°t
16%.
Natural
5
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Portland
32
1
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Keystone Custodian Fds
30
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24%
9%
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Stanley Works—
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8%
&
—1
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17%
16%
Fruit
11%
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5%
5
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49%
Kearney & Trecker Corp__
21
19
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43
22 %
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46
—_
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Dunham
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Donnelley
Dorsett
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Inc
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Dictaphone Corp
Diversa
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Chemical
Diebold
1
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Detroit & Canada
Dial
5
Machines--10c
Dejur-Amsco
Detroit
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Delhi-Taylor
15%
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Chattanooga Gas Co_____.
Chicago Musical Instrument..
2%
32
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1
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217
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111
Gas
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Gas
Producing Co
1
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Water
Co_r._vl
Eng Tel Co__—25
25%
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Power
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35%
•
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Power
Servateria
Vanity Fair
21
18%
r
65 Va
—
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Jervis
Colorado
Co
24%
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Central
&
Water
61
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Central
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Calif
11
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21
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32 'A
10
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34%
50
5
33
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Paper
Union
common__
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30
1
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Valley Mould & Iron Corp
23%
19%
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6%
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Skil
New
Freight
Diver
91%
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Upper Peninsular Power Co
107
31%
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33
102
1
Co
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Nevada
Co
Corp.
Power
Southern
Securities
A
14%
2
Service
Pacific
Southern
Motor
Inc
Sierra
Gas
States Chem Mil Corp..1
United
4%
30
Nat
States
United
5%
30%
Texas
United
18
4
*
23%
21%
61%
4%
_5
Co
Co__
&
7%
Interstate
Class
(G D)
7%
Interstate
Itek
Searle
&
24'%
22 Va
42%
7%
16%
1
Co
Foreman
67/a
Bakeries
Ionics
Fetzer
6%
Engineering Corp___«■
Investors
&
Inc
17%
22
39%
9'/4
58
*
5
50c
33%
15%
20'A
18%
0%
1
Co
_1
Interstate
Vending
Homes
Inc—:
Prod Inc
50c
Interstate
Interstate
Associates
Bantam
50c
23%
31 >A
United
8%
1
1
98%
21%
5
35%
17
20c
Financial
59 Va
94
1
60%
33
1
*
24%
56
Union
59%
56 %
Corp
35%
23
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
28
54
—1
Tokheim
29%
25%
—*
Petroleum
Scholz
27
25c
Inc__
Corp..-
Wash
Textbook
43
Co
Corp_
of
21%
Reid—
Jacinto
Schield
27%
30%
35%
20
40
Manufacturing Co__2%
25%
-—10
33
Mills Inc__3%
Myers
(HH)
Marie
58
_*
2
3
Rice
Sawhill Tubular
4%
5%
1
Water
Recreation
International
&
Sanders
5%
88
___5
12%
San
22 %
13%
-_1
Inc
Water
i_
Roadway Express class A
10%
25%
1
International Bank
Trust
Brand
Seismograph
_1
common
Husky Oil Co___
Commercial
River
Pulp & Paper Corp—
22
A_______25c
Co
Riley Stoker Corp
216
4
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"——
61
class
Republic Natural Gas Co
Sco;t
California
'
51%
35 Va
57%
5
48
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp
Transval Elec Corp
32%
(Charles)
Tel
Trans-World
"
Bruning
'
31%
Inc
Purina
Sabre-Pinon
Hugoton Production Co
1
29
Houston Natural Gas—
43%
Beryllium Co_
1
Scott
40%
Brush
Inc
8%
Sharpe Mfg Co—110
3
Tracerlab
Rose
Brown &
Co Inc__
36%
Rockwell
35%
32
33%
75%
1
1
1
71
Material
Inc
Corp
7%
A
8%
*
35%
33 y4
•
.*
Towmotor
—._1
Class
7%
Betts Co
73%
Corp
Hudson
51%
Time
&
8 Va
34%
33
1
70
13 %
Field
Corp
1
12%
Oil
7%
32
1
1
Houston
King
48%
_5
Corp
41%
-
—
5
Richardson Co
4%
39%
Eastern Transmis
Corp__7
Industries Inc.—_l
Thermo-O-Disc Inc
1
1
Ralston
20%
21%
Co of New Mexico
13%
—2%
15 Vb
19%
Texas
Thermo
7%
13%
Thompson (HI) Fibre Glass
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
12
A__
Houston
24%
6%
Texas
24%
12%
40 Va
22%
_lc
Thomas
New
of
37'A
1
Chemical—1
&
15%
cl A_25
9%
Butadiene
13%
Robbins
200
45%
23%
197
1
24%
Robertson
11
13%
41%
42%
187
5
;
Television Shares Mgt
Texas
42 %
50%
22
1
Co
7%
37'A
•
46%
1
Inc
14%
31%
___
*
Broadcasting Co
23
34%
Engineering...—1
Hilton Credit Corp
1
39%
1
45%
Voltage
9%
12%
10c
34%
5
29
Splendor Mining
preferred
Inc
_i
—1
!
Telecomputing Corp.—;
32%
22%
10%
45%
6 %
Hamp
Co
32%
6%
High
Properties
Taft
10
42
1
19%
39
_5
1
2%
Techno Fund Inc
8%
2
Inc__
Susquehanna Corp
Swingline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
Tappan
7%
Co
34%
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp.
16%
50c
1
Petroleum
42%
;
Co_^—
Electric
6%
34%
32
1.25
Arner
Ask
5%
31%
Corp
Tampax
30%
America
of
Serv
._1
Cons Publications
Hidden
Co
—3%
Co
Inc
Genl
Inc_—_1
Aluminum
Heublein Inc
Co
Co
Rubber
Looks
Radiation
117
10
Baker
Bates
Natural .Gas
8%
Bid
1
Purolator Products
'
112
109
18%
Bottlers
Stouffer
___l
Co
Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd.,—,
111
105
—1
Industry-.
General
Punta
25%
—1
„_
2^
Pub Serv
103
—__10
Co
15%
Pubco
52%
Co class A com_10
common
Mining
21
1
Tool
Producing
16%
23%
1
Potash
38%
*
23
Pub
•35%
Controls__l
&
29%
21%
Corp—.
Petroleum Inc
Portland
•
1
27'%
Hannifin
Pocket
63%
5
—___
6%
1
__1
Co.-^
Plymouth
26%
0
Interstate
48%
23
5%
Pioneer
193
60
Capital Inc__i_——1
Hagan
29%
Products
Aztec
Growth
16%
27%
24%
45%
21%
1
Light Co_
8
Delaware Corp
Stepan Chemical
Strong Cobb
5
&
Co
Pickering Lumber Corp
22%
181
1
':•'•;
13%
x21
_5
.
14%
Amer__1
of
5
Corp %
Gulf
.
Co
Inc
13
60%
Brick
Mountain Power Corp
Grolier
13%
____10
Adhesive. Prod
Avery
Grinnell
17%
Fire
12
1
Spring. Corp
Green
29%
(API
12%
10
1
36%
26%
5
Green
34 %
_5
58 %
•16%
3
Co____5
Power Co
57%
18%
6%
Robinson
Permanente Cement
11%
12%
12
17%
Power
Pepsi-Cola
33%
10%
& Company—
______!
Glasspar Company class A____1
Glickman Corp class A
____1
55
i._l
common
43
31
__10
____;
10%
5
90c
Pendleton
33%
40%
Ginn
12%
40%
-
54 %
Co
__5
Gamble
Pauley
44%
Service
10%
Mercury Electronics
Parker
23
11%
3%
____4
31
21
37
7.50
Co
Inc
13%
1
38
34%
42 %
American
12%'
A—_ 1
Gtbraltar Finan Corp of Calif__l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool__2
32%
Amer-Saint
class
Line_
9%
Packaging Corp of America.
9%
—L—
East
1
Pantasote
34%
Gas
39%
Const Co—i—1
•
Inc
Far
Properties
5%
Pacific
26%
32
10%
9 Va
American
&
8%
24%
_•
Garlock
American-Marietta Co_„______2
Pipe
5
M
Coast
Par
Statler Hotels
18
Pacific
8%
_•_.
4%
Corp„
Pacific
,
18%
8%
—
54
50%
17%
Co
63
59%
___5
American
cl
Mach
;
i
Cement
1
A_5
__
&
B
1
Ask
16%
Airmotive
Pacific
28%
1
American
_
24%
___1
Co
22%
____1
Florida
Foote
2.50
A
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
—„
_
Ask
*
Pacific
Pacific
Bid
Capital Corp—
Paper
Bid
Pabst Brewing Co..
Par
23%
21%
Inc.—_l
Inc
Aid
Utilities
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, April 28)
bought
or
not
Par
43
Trust
N
59'%
63
Co
29'A
31'A
71%
•75'%
44
The Commercial and
(1940)
Financial Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Fund
2.35
2.59
1.25
Inc__
8.30
8.96
Shares—__1
4.55
1
Fund Inc——1
9.53
Business
American
Investors
Mutual
Fund
Funds—
B-2
4.85
(Medium Grade
(Low
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
24.94
26.03
21.74
23.72
Ll
15.61
17.03
1
Priced Bonds)
9.17
10.01
—
*
1.65
1.81
K-l
(Income Fund)
1
x9.29
10.14
Physics & Science Fnd 1
6.13
6.69
K-2
(Growth. Fund)
1
18.27
19.94
22.65
24.71
X12.91
14.09
Associated
Atomics
Fund
Trust
"A" Inc—l
5.76
6.26
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__ 1
"B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
9.23
10.03
S-2
(Income
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
4.01
S-3
14.13
(Growth
S-4
4.38
13.00
Stocks)
Com
(Low
1
Stock)
1
Com
16.94
Blue
1
10.45
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc —_1
Boston Fund
Broad
Inc
Street
X6.36
6.97
8.07
8.84
Fund
Ltd
Lazard
14.96
1
14.17
7 63
Inc—
1
Lexington Income Trust
15.57
—_1
Fund
Fund
Inc
8.33
Fund—
General
Ltd
(1954)
Fund
International
Fund
Ltd
Capital
Life
Chase
Ins
Fund
7%
12.98
lc
11.46
General
12.56
Trust——_ —-1
11.34
12.39
X9.38
10.25
—1
Inc
_
_
12.36
50c
_
13.37
com__.1.25
194
133
139
preferred
Energy
Colonial
Fund
1
14.88
16.26
1
11.69
—
Income
1
9.69
10.53
Commonwealth
Investment-
1
10.23
11.12
Commonwealth
Stock
Fund
1
17.65
19.18
1
19.88
Fund Inc
;
Composite
Fund
Concord
16.45
1
Inc
9.85
9.06
__1
Inc_
Fund
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
20
17.78
21 (2
'
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Series
Crown
21.05
Vegh
18.24
Co Inc_—1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware
Diver
Growth
Dividend
Fund
14--|2
11.66
11.73
25c
1
Inc
'
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.
10.35
3.32
17.21
,
12.85
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%
Balanced
Stock
'v
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•"1 •'
50c
12.26
13.11
50c
13.81
14.77
8.64
a25.86
8.67
9.44
;
_
Investment
Energy Fund
Equity Fund
Inc
Inc
8.98
25c
15.57
17.02
Fidelity Capital Fund-:
1
Fidelity Fund Inc^
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
20.79
17.36
19.05
22.60
Inc_l
Federated
Growth
Fund_
Industrial
18.77
20.59
4.84
5.30
Florida
Growth
Fund
Inc
10c
6.46
7.06
Florida
Mutual
Fund
Inc_____1
2.38
2.60
11.88
12.91
Financial
Founders
Mutual
Franklin
Fund
,—*
stock
Preferred
Futures
Capital
Investors
3.46
Maryland Casualty
shares--lc
4.42
4.83
lc
2.78
3.04
iilt—33 %c
14.75
8
42%
47
&
1%
shares
Investment
(IV
beneficial
Investors
Trust
General
1
Inc
Investing
interest—1
22.60
24.43
xl4.92
16.13
Mutual
Investment Foundation-1
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
Corp
1
Wide
Nation
National
10.57
11.60
al5.46
Assurance
Casualty
1
3.33
3.40
23.95
Co Inc.l
1
16.59
17.94
1
11.08
12.11
5.47
5.98
1
3.86
4.22
1
x7.28
7.96
—1
Investors
22.14
1
Securities
6.02
6.58
Corp
National Securities Series—
Series
Balanced
Series
Bond
Series
Stock
Preferred
Series
Series
Stock Series
Stock
Growth
New
New
of
1
x8.46
9.25
1
9.88
10.80
1
Series
England Fund
Capital Fund
Canada Ltd—1
11.35
12.27
46%
Mass
41
44%
Assurance. 12.50
42
45 %
Life
(Bait)
73%,.
National Fire
2%
Natl
Life
4%
Natl
Old
12%
National
52 %
Nationwide
33
47%
5
35
38 %
Amsterdam Casualty——2
Hampshire Fire
10
84
88%
35
37%
North
38
Northeastern
Ri\er
Northern
262
Pacific
Indemnity
—5
106
110
Pacific
Insurance Co
5
Fidelity
&
Firemen's
Deposit of
Fund
Franklin Life
(S
&
Gov
9%
Gulf
Insurance
10%
Oppenheimer
14.88
1
14.50
15.68
1
16.29
17.80
1
8.50
9.24
Inc
Square Mutual Fund
al5.02
12.28
13.46
Philadelphia
Pine
Inc—12.09
Fund
Fund
Street
_5
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
1
3%
Quaker City Life Ins
(Pa)
5
52 %
56
Y)
2
25
27 %
41%
23%
44%
25%
121
129
94
100
Paul
(T Rowe)
Puritan
Seaboard
Putnam
26%
$6.50
10
45%
48%
Standard
Accident
5
62%
65%
Standard
Sec
Co—
Title
106
5
54%
111
57%
Travelers
United
Ins
Fire
55%
58 %
U
S
Life Ins Co in City of N Y__2
32%
35%
Variable
20
22
Westchester
Jefferson
Jersey
Standard
Life
Insurance Co
of
Ins__ 10
N Y
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
10
(Va)
5
Figures after decimal point represent
3.30s
May
one
or
Banks for
1961
15,
100
3%s
1,
1961
1,
1961
—
100.2
100.4
Oct.
2,
1962—.
100.1
100.3
Jan.
17,
1962—
100.6
100.8
3%s
Apr.
15,
1963—
99.24
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
4%s
4%s
Sep.
10,
9.08
100.4
Federal
Natl
Jun.
12,
1961
100
20,
1961
Sep.
20,
1961—
3%s
100.2
Jun.
4s
Mortgage Assn—■
10, 1961—
May
Feb.
20,
1962
100.11
4s
May
1,
1962
100.28
100.30
4%s
Aug.
20,
1962
100.19
3%s
Oct.
22,
1962—.
1962
102.4
102.12
2%s
May
1,
—
18.11
3%s
Mar.
11,
1963
100.4
100.12
4%s
Apr.
20,
1964—
20.55
4 %s
Nov.
12,
1963
102
102.12
4s
Oct.
20,
1964_
1965
-
1966———
._
100.10
4s
Oct.
20,
3%S
Feb.
21,
102
3 %s
May
2,
lc
2.71
2.99
Scudder
3%s
Mar.
11,
1968
99
4%s
Mar.
20,
10.26
11.24
4%s
Apr.
10,
1969
4%s
Mar.
20,
19.43
21.12
7.35
a20.13
Shares
Trust
1.25
of Boston—1
11.03
12.68
Investors
Investors
Fund
Fund
Inc
12.74
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
Fund
Townscnd
Growth
Century
16.59
3 %S
May
4 V'aS
Feb.
15,
15,
1972
10c
10c
5.54
l
a29.30
United
Accumulated
Continental
9.61
lc
7.29
7.97
Inv_
9.59
10.48
UBS Fund
of
Funds
United
1
10.59
11.27
Fund—1
14.37
15.62
1
8.11
8.86
Canada Ltd
10.27
11.16
2.74
3.00
United
Income
Fund
Shares-1
12.43
13.51
8.02
8.17
United
Science
Fund
1
15.76
17.22
Incorporated
1
9.69
10.59
1
18.01
19.58
1
8.71
1
7.26
7.93
Inc—1
5.61
6.13
9.42
United
Funds
Line
Value
Fund-,
Canada
Ltd
Fund Inc
Value
Shares Ltd—■
Inst Foundation Fund__
11.62
12.11
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
of
lc
6.64
7.27
5.99
6.55
1
11.23
12 27
12.70
13.88
Wall
15,
Investing Corp
4.53
4.95
1
9.62
10.51
Washington Mutual
Fund
Investors
1
13 80
15 08
36 66
Whitehall
Winfield
Inc
1
Equity Fund
1
Fund
1
Wellington
35.94
Fund
10.35
3 V8s
Aug.
1,
1961
.
__
-
100.3
100.5
.
100.5
100.7
or
3%s
16.78
15.21
3%s
May
14.63
1
7.16
7.74
Inc
„id
Power
4%s
Opt 4Vis
1979
Industries 4'/4s-1975
4'8s
General
Natural
Port
Xerox
Hotel
|
5V4s
104
National
124
Pacific
380
98 %
4s
Inc
(Mi
127
5s
6s
1976
Phoenix
ww
&
—1
5s
Steel
99%
5%s
Aug.
1,
Oct.
1,
1961
3%s
Feb.
15,
1962
4s
Feb.
15,
1962—
3 V4s
Feb.
15,
.
1961
1 %s
.
_
_
1962
1,
May
15,
1962
Aug.
15,
1962
Aug.
15,
1962—
1%S
Oct.
1,
129%
Co of
Southern
Bell
Am
Tel
100%
Southern
Calif
5s
&
Edison
Southwest'n
Sperry Rand 5Vis
Spiegel
Inc
5Vis
1977
1984
98 %
102
103%
Tenn
124
129
Textron
190
Gas
141
109
113
U
S
Amer
Oct.
1,
1963
1962—
l%s
100.13
100.15
4%s
Nov.
15,
1963
99.20
1 Va s
Apr.
1,
1964
100.20
100.22
4%s
May
15,
1964--
100.30
101
3%s
May
15,
1964
100.13
5s
Aug.
99.4
1 %S
Oct.
101.4
101.6
4%s
Nov.
101.8
101.16
1 %s
Apr.
1,
_
_
100.12
100.14
4%s
May
15,
98.14
IV2S
Oct.
1,
82
1962
l.Vis
85
120
124
105
107
108%
110%
80
86
Serv
4%s_1986
Due
Dated
Bid
Ask
Rate
Westcoast
8-
1-60
5-
1-61
100
100.2
3s
9-
1-60
6-
1-61
100.1
100.3
98%
2.95s
10-
3-60
7-
3-61
100.5
100.7
3s
11-
1-60
8-
1-61
100.5
100.7
2.90s
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100.5
100.7
3s
United States
Ask
May
4,
1961
99.985
99.988
Aug.
10,
May
11,
1961
99.951
99.957
Aug.
17,
May
18,
1961-
99.917
99.924
Aug.
24,
May
25,
1961
99.883
99.893
Aug.
31,
Jun.
1,
1961
99.828
99.841
7,
Jun.
8,
19bl
99.789
99.799
Sep.
Sep.
14,
15,
1961-
99.744
99.756
Sep.
21,
22,
1961
99.694
99.705
Sep.
22,
23,
1961—
99.688
99.700
Sep.
28,
Jun.
29,
1961—
99.653
99.666
Oct.
5,
13,
—
July
6,
99.586
99.604
Oct.
97%
July
13,
1961—
99.542
99.562
Oct.
July
15,
1961
99.529
99.550
Oct.
19,
July
20,
1961-
99.493
99.504
Oct.
26,
99%
1961
16,
4%s
27,
1961
99.449
99.461
Jan.
106
15,
Aug.
3,
1961
99.410
99.436
254
260
Apr.
15,
1970
5Vis
July
104
1971
113
117
1971
Utilities
100
1971
5Vis
103
106
1991
—1983
96.2
104.16
101.18
105.14
94.26
105.6
93.28
1965—
104.18
1965
93
1966
—
105.18
95,2
105.10
94.4
104.22
93.8
92
92.8
,
98 %
99%
•No par value,
94
97 Va
New
York
a
Net
asset
value,
b Bid
t New stock,
yield price,
x
Bid
Ask
100.4
100.6
1-61
100.3
100.5
4-61
100.5
10-
1-61
11-
1-61
12-
4-3-61
1-
2-62
100.1
100.3
2-
1-62
100.1
100.3
1-61
2-61
100.7
Yield Price
Bid
1961
1961
99.352
99.272
1961—
99.394
99.322
——_J—
1961
99.304
99.227
99.261
1961
99.176
99.212
1961
99.131
99.169
1961
99.055
1961—,
99.048
99.068
1961
99.008
99.050
1961
98.962
98.988
98.909
98.937
—
1961
—
99.094
1961
98.889
1961—
98.870
98.898
98.823
98.853
98.101
98.122
97.305
97.334
1962
d Ex-rights,
Ex-d";idend.
Ask
99.366
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
Stock Exchange,
Due
3-61
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
99%
5s_1981
1964
.5-
97
99%
_
104.12
101.14
__
_
3-
99
99%
97.2
2-
140
1983
97.24
104.12
95.26
1964
1,
96.26
99.12
102
1-
1982
4%s
Trans
97%
_
104.8
Dated
3.30s
4%s_1991
ww
5s
Corp
118
_
1964
1,
Apr.
Jun.
84
15,
15,
97.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
98%
100 %
—
1965
100.11
99
_
_
101.28
100.4
100%
Tel—
——
West Texas
83
Pub
Industries
5%s
1967
ww
Transmission
Underwood
137
Sons—
193 L
.-1969
u.
1998
135
1981
100
Ask
101.6
99.10
_
100.2
98.10
-1
Apr.
4s
Ask
390
119
97%
98%
99.16
101.2
1963
Jun.
1977
———1973
—
i30
ww-1982
4V2S—
1975
5s
Petroleum
ww
118
1976
Cement
Rubber
6s
Can
3%s
100
100.16
98.24
point
a
1963
Jun.
5%s
98
Brass
1977
1981
1981
,__1986
1975
Trailer
Lowenstein
4%s
Gas
3%s
Company 4%s
ww.
4%s
1981
Gen'l Tire &
'
Co—
—
5 Vis
Mueller
Sheraton
1981
Credit
Inc
4%s
Minneapolis-Honeywl 4%s _1986
Publishing—
(John)
Corp
122
102
6s__1972
convertible
Fruehauf
Hilton
Ref
Bid
Trucks
106
122
1998
Crowell-Collier
99%
Mead
Tel—
4%s
Commonwealth Oil
Mack
101
1977
Vought 5Vis
Chesapeake & Potomac
Bonds—
98%
119
1982
Chance
Haloid
90
98'2
Lomb
Corp
Ask
1991
1991
City Elec 4%s
of
1963
1,
15,
3.15s
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
15
Apr.
May
18.08
Fund
96.24
99.24
._
99.16
1961-
15,
4s
16.58
13.53
16.54
103.16
96
,
1962
18.24
Fund__10c
Ind
96.24
107.24
Bid
15,
Feb.
2%s
3.20s
Wisconsin
32nds
more
Nov.
3.35s
al4.94
1971.
Maturity—
3.10s
Fund_l
1,
4s
Treasury Notes—
11.31
Inc—-——____ 1
Growth
1970-1967.
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1961
3%s
Street
_i
Mutual
May
one
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
1%S
10c
Wellington
Fund
Inc___
(The)
Bid
4s
Boston__l
of
Fund
Fund Inc
lc
Inc
America—
Research
Special Situations
13.25
Institutional Income Fund
Fund
Income
Line
12.71
Fund^lc
Growth
lc
Line
Value
Institutional
1970—
1 %s
lc
Resources
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Inc—
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Fund
108.8
104.24
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
13.09
United
Incorporated Investors
107.16
a38.34
12.47
97.24
102.24
1972-1967.
Sep,
11.41
99.10
107
43 %
12.11
101.12
99.2
96
15.15
x8.82
101
107.24
1970;
41V4
a33.50
101.16
1970
1,
Funds Inc—
H-C7
H-DA
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
1969_
20,
20,
1
Growth
Series
6.17
15,
Feb.
3 %s
103.24
July
4%s
5.65
July
5%s
100.16
3%s
*
103
104
4%s
100.16
99.24
,
99.10
102.20
101.4
102.24
Oct.
1
Inc
Fund
Series
Institutional
1972
99.2
102
Apr.
'■—1
Inc__
Twentieth
Income
10,
102.12
100.8
1969
5%s
1
.—
22.68
a23.61
Feb.
101.8
102.4
102
99.24
103
-
101
101.8
-
4%s
1
-—
11.63
Inc_ —1
1971
102.24
Roe
22.02
7.74
1970
10.
98.8
102
1970
10,
Aug.
—-
100.15
97
1966-:
17.78
X16.45
—1
Street Investment Corp
& Farnham
10,
Sep.
wi
1,
*14.61
1
Inc
Apr.
4 %s
4 %s
10.20
11.60
1
_lc
7.06
4%s
5%s
American
(Edson B) Fund
7.99
Haydock Fund Inc
._
1968
Clark—
-lc
Corp
._
16.66
xl8.91
8.16
100.11
100.19
100.13
100.6
-
102.24
Sovereign
Fund
-
._
1963:
100.8
Industry Shares Inc.. —1
Mutual
_
100.9
100.17
._
100.17
—100.9
101.20
Shareholders
100.3
Aug.
102.4
Smith
AA
100.1
2%s
1966
Southwestern
shares
point
a
2%s
1965
—1
Fund
15%
37
100.3
1964
—1
Trust
14%
34 %
100.7
12,
Selected
55
100.1
10,
—
70%
Va
Bid
Jun.
11,
|
35 Va
67
1
Petroleum
Paso
1962
100.2
Dec.
82c
%
52
100.5
1961
1
53 %
50
1961
1961-
1962
Inc
124 %
32%
1
Stock Fund
119%
Cooperatives—
Jun.
Common
19%
33 %
Insur—1
32nds of
more
May
&
66
17%
2
4 Va s
Stevens
62 %
30
15,
15,
11,
7.47
49%
41
109
Sep.
13,
1
46
3s
Sep.
Canada
7%
46 Va
5
Fire
4%s
of
42
3
Life
Annuity
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Feb.
Fund
General Bond shares
El
& Guaranty Co
Insurance
3%s
Stock
Flintkote
America—2.50
Fidelity
al4.51
Balanced
Ferro
of
5
S
a20.13
11.12
4%s
Co
Co
25c
Fund
15.15
Deere
Insurance
S
5 %s
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
10.15
4 Vis
8
U
3 %s
8.40
Y)—2
(N Y)
6%
104
10
—
Ins .(N
U
16.05
1
Life
51 '4
75%
38%
2
-10
Guaranty Co
36%
47%
68 %
Co—,—5
Insurance Co
preferred
6
4%s
15.89
Trust
&
60%
10
3%
10.84
Fund
(Geo)
13.84
Carrier
Life
Security
57%
25%
Springfield
Amer^ 1
A—5
Co__
(New Haven)
33
4%
72
—6.25
5%
13.23
Growth Stock
Putnam Growth
Stock Fund _lc
Burlington
Surety
Security Ins
of
Ins
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Equip Shares- _lc
(The)
&
Life
Seaboard
Marine
&
5
Amer—50c
9.97
Inc
Fund
Fully Administered shares- _lc
Bausch
Fire
(N
2%
of
13.10
1
Corp
Fla)_2%
Co—
Corp
50c
Fund Inc
24%
Insurance
4%s
Price
95%
23%
Providence-Washington
St
10
2.50
Inc_.
Inc__
Fund
Pioneer
1
63 Va
91 %
10
Phoenix
13.25
Peoples Securities Corp—
59 %
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla)_1
2%s Aug.
Fund
Securities
—5
Co.
3.10s
Over-Tlie-Counter
Penn
Ins
143
Insp & Insurance
16.26
Fund
Life
134
Boiler
al6.00
1
Fund
Street
60
28 %
10
Co—
36 %
26 %
Co.:
Reinsurance
Bid
William
State
Atlafttic
Insurance
5
1_ 10
Peerless
Republic Insurance (Texas) —10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
59
5
Fire Insurance
33%
56
63%
4
Hanover
Insurance
10
64%
Co-,__
Hartford
Home
46%
Y
N
124%
!
Steam
of
61%
(D C)
(Jacksonville
Hartford
19%
44
..10
119%
5
Ins
American
Life
18
12%
_4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Great
3.33 %
Y
Co
74%
Insur
Employees
&
Shares
Co of N
2.50
Md
F)
Insurance
Republic
70%
71
1
General Reinsurance Corp.
Glens Falls
Globe
65
4
Co__
45 Va
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
Inc
Chemistry
Electronics
Stein
Alabama
Ins
60
40%
42
2.50
Insurance
211
56
Va
37%
5
._
251
5%
A_
Ins Co..,
202
47 %
com
Corp class
New York Fire
4%
145
44 %
New
44
139
31 %
New
1.25
_10
Ins
AA
1
36%
86%
133
5
31 %
81%
126
Fire
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employers Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
Insurance
Ins
60
—10
781/4
—10
Accident
&
Line
Union
33%
35%
10
-
10
Co
115
Fire
29%
(Ky) 2
Co_
Inc
Co
Monument
York
Nucleonics
One
43%
43 %
Philadelphia
Govt
Shares
Trust
beneficial interest—
of
19.31
Foundation—1
beneficial
of
17.67
41 %
1
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins„
Fund-
Life
4%
1
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Ins
Massachusetts
56
10
Life.
Continental
Federal
Stock
Growth
4%
48
(NJ)—2
Life
Insurance Co
Forster
110%
Life
5
Ins
88%
5
3%
5
Shippers—.
Standard
Insur
21%
84
Inc___ 1
11 %
1
Re-insurance
Bankers Natl Life
16.12
32%
Life
55
13%
51%
30%
Investors
American
&
11%
National
Ask
20 %
Merchants
Corp
1
(Wash D C)_—1
Bankers
45%
10%
(Newark N J)—2%
(Galveston)
8%
3.89
2.59
7.88
Johnston
22%
Nat
Continental
10.95
Fund
20%
5
Insur
Mercury
Crum
7.19
Istel
Loyal Amer
Amer
2.67
10.00
Investors
Lincoln
16%
Amer Ins Co
4.24
_lc
Intl
23%
15%
1
_
Corp
Growth
Hamilton
21%
Scudder
Securities—
Electrical
Guardian
5
7.73
Aviation-Electronics—
Growth
32%
2.76
1
General
Common
30%
7.03
—
__
General
Capital
10
2.52
Inc—
series
Investors
Inc
113%
-lc
Funds
series
stock
Fundamental
109%
lc
Custodian
Series
Bond
Common
Group
Fund
5
preferred
Ins
Bid
51%
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn_3
Life Companies Inc
1
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
%
—1
American Home Assurance.
5
American
Par
134
117
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Connecticut
3.17
3.56
Units
3.64
18.71
Corp—1
10
20c
Fund
Fund
Electronics
American
Ask
127
113
Assur
&
American General
Boston
x2.37
Howard-
&
conv
3.88
Massachusetts
67.58
13.02
10.61
Fund—1
Shares
•
Eaton
Inc
Fund
Stk
Diversified Investment
Dreyfus
66.90
1
Fund
Income
Fidelity
$1.25
Bid
10
Casualty_5
Equitable
American
x2.44
shares
18.42
__1
Fund
Delaware
American
_lc
Dividend
Investing
al6.61
1961
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
shares—lc
Income
De
Surety
Insurance
Beneficial
lc
Mass
9.13
1
Fund
Income
*
lc
Massachusetts Investors
Inc
Investment
Western
Mutual^ Fund
Transport shares
22.95
8.35
B
Diversified
Life
Industries
Special
21.60
Stock
&
8.15
a30.38
lc
Mutual
Fund Inc
Composite Bond
7-48
1
Petroleum
12.78
Shares
Inc
Commonwealth
Aetna
shares——
Fund
Colonial
1
Paper shares
201
_1U0
Securities
24.32
Inc
shares
Electric
Boston—
of
Fund
22.24
Managed Funds—
Metal
Fund
Fund
Christiana
19.75
&
Comwealth Life Insur Co
&
2-for-l
Chemical
18.26
1
_
Sayles
17.02
11.88
—1
Shares
Shares
Split
15.67
Growth
—
Stock
Growth
Century
Inc
—
Stk
13.37
1
Inc
12.23
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
Loomis
—i
Canadian
Casualty
Aetna Insurance Co
•
_
Canadian
Insurance
17%
1
Insurance Investors
Life
California
Canada
Life
16%
Monday, May 1
.
(Quotations for Friday, April 28)
Par
Amer
21.01
13.84
1
Com
13.61
X19.22
_
Investing-
Fund
Bullock
12.45
1
_50c
17.95
17.97
Knickerbocker
11.42
16.45
16.61
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—_1
Ltd
Canada
Priced
15.53
Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
lc
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
Aetna
1
Bonds) _1
B-3
10.42
Bid
Par
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)-
aI7.94
American
American
Mutual
Ask
25c
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Funds—
Aberdeen
.
wi When
98.917
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued,
to
listing
y Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
THE
Bank
193
Number
6051
COURSE
.
.
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
The Commercial and
.
us
BANK
Financial
a
Saturday, April 29, clearings for all
the
gain for the week ending Friday of 20.2%.
a
week
'
follows:
>
1
_
1960.
At
this
center
Our
comparative
summary for
:
:
1961
1960
;
$16,968,421,105 $14,097,949,431
1,311,507,535
1,209,387,044
+
1,155,000,000
+
__
1,245.000,000
___________
1,373,000,000
907,834,211
851,411,725
500,764,159
491,893,386
Francisco
1
417,200,000
0.1
—
1,561,199
2,224,276
2,106,425
+ 26.8
4.557.458
4,341,779
9.3
1,148,000.000
1,085,000,000
4,263,482
3,471,410
—
5,391,462
+
9.2
6,131.648
+
30.0
6,618,541
8,128.948
30.458,022
26,581.970
Wilkes-Barre
i
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
6,964.570
6,358,911
'
3.664,185
13,115,519
15,899,735
1,320,003,401
(10 cities)—
2,516,273
1.106.913
7.8
—
5.887,719
_
1.879.068
4.0
—
7,973,213
(a)
__
Scranton
1,448,866,362-
14,539.452
+
Columbus
6.6
+
1.8
0.6
884,232,000
796,869,669
4,090,920
3,505,668
—18.6
6,619,262
6,143,626
14.6
25,801,063
17,165,887
+
—17.5
14,361,885
17,912,698
8.9
1,219,868,897
1,150,083,876
—
574,779,653
16,856,094
12,296,192
488,706,346
15,919.283
478,132,521
670,379,539
1,652,244,268
408,444,855
400,738,062
$23,775,724,274
$20,665,608,509
+ 15.0
5,719,315,845
5,185,397,285
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh-..,
—13.8
654,225,238
+ 10.3
70,181.000
17,142,224
—26.0
12,780.077
13,268,154
9.6
332.978,356
268,697,826
2.2
663,618,122
523,728,497
55,177,800
+
—
+
18.9
59,032,400
+
1.7
15,611,706
—22.8
18.434,878
12,848,346
2.2
508.895,722
443,499,721
+
2.0
1,611,351,261
1,328,709,150
+
1,620,243,461
11,488,806
+ 11.0
495,695,171
687,909,778
83.414,100
Mansfield
Youngstown
—
331,585.783
672,838,068
:
19,659,002
363,307,886
Cleveland
Louis__
San
4,323.344
Cincinnati
City
1,249,611
1,896.016
2.599.443
5,483,420
Philadelphia
Reading-
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
6.5
414,600,000
St.
1,248.461
1.821,021
_
195*
$
%
■
2,397,485
_
_
.
Ohio—Canton—_____
8.5
1,230,000,000
Philadelphia
I
1959
or
'
+ 20.2
Boston
Kansas
_-
—
_
Chester..
Total
York
Chicago
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Inc.
Dec.
Third Federal Reserve District—
-Philadelphia—
New
BY TELEGRAPH
1960
$
York
T.v■+',
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ended April 29—
New
in
week
same
clearings will be
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
$30,638,903,288 against $26,888,085,249 for the
there is
Pre¬
ago.
45
Week Ended April 22
1961
Bethlehem
week ended
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly
13.9% above those of the
corresponding week last
at
year
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
country, indicate that for the
(1941)
CLEARINGS
increase compared with
an
Chronicle
Pittsburgh
Total
(7
cities),
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ten
cities,
2.4
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
1.9
+
West
days
cities, five
Other
five
—
days
—
__
..
Virginia—Huntington
Total
all
cities,
$29,495,040,119
$25,851,005,794
+14.1
1,037,079,455
all
cities
$30,638,903,288 $26,888,085,249
:
details for
the
exact
issue of next week.
cordingly, in the above
we
the
week
covered
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
In
the
last
by the foregoing will appear in
today, inasmuch
as
the week ends
of
are
not available at time
day of the
elaborate detailed
statement,
in
week
all
of
however, which
going to
week in 1960.
to
Ac¬
press.
be
estimated.
present further
we
below,
$30,868,495,005 against $26,541,338,567 in the
Outside of this city there
showing
an
was a
increase of 28.8%.
We
gain of 3.5%, the bank clearings
are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District the
totals record an expansion of
28.1%, and in the
]B.o$ton Reserve District
a
of 14.7%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the
totals
falling off of 8.9%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals
are larger
2.0%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 4.1%, but in the Richmond Reserve
District the totals are smaller
by 1.1%. The Chicago Reserve District Suffers a loss
by
of
5.6%, but the St. Louis Reserve District has
Minneapolis Reserve District
show
of 11.3%.
improvement of 9.6%, in the Dallas
San Francisco Reserve
District of 15.0%.
following
furnish
we
a
OF
BANK
1961
Ended'April
22—
$
1st Boston
2nd New
3rd
4th Cleveland
_
9th
17,425,308,820
13,604,363.324
1,320,003.401
1,448,866,362
7
"
1,652,244,268
1,620,243,461
"
886,458,937
896,203,791
1,615,602,266
_
Augusta
Mobile—
;_
of
6.7%, and in the
Total
1959
$
%
1958
$
+ 14.7
873,741,068
859,423.069
+ 28.1
12,835,521,766
'
'.
'
'
Seventh Federal Reserve
1,150,083,876
1,611,351,261
Indiana—Fort
;i
South
Bend
Terre
Haute
307,612,889
1.7
264,742,421
228,596,381
17,739,117
770,169
'
681,643
—
6,551,769
1.7
—
4,737,166
16,448.080
13,860,481
+ 13.0
623,711
613,886
+
8.4
239.005,275
214,753,394
+
4.1
1,490,580,851
1,303,321,784
2.6
3,248,493
2,554,811
18,994,510.
+
18.8
17.739,483
18.536.701
11,853,798
—
4.7
9,505,450
14,538,078
+
17.1
16,045,374
91,409.000
+ 12.8
102,317,000
15.0,
11,785,333
3,523,205
17,018,395,
.
12,601,034
-
-
„■
10,962;101
Hv
,
9,636,296
10,735,553
JB3,900,000
•
„
9,201,592
4,762.580
Moines
City—
-r-
4,769,053
3,568,408
4.3
175,982.547
160,070,180
8,392,695
+
16.3
7,969,684
7,375,550
56,864,115
+
15.0
55,766.505
42.486.702
19,929,644
+
8.1
20,529,991
17,951,408
+
21,534,113
-
Illinois—Bloomington
7.9
+
9,757,518
Rapids
5,171,038
188,881,338
65,403,198
Iowa—Cedar
1,353,554
Decatur.
~_™
"—_
1,513,915,566
8,489,625
_;
1,304,455
1,357,187,32.3
_—
Chicago
Peoria
—
196,960,483
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
8,260,491
—
3.8
1,418,331
1,342,173
—10.4
1,189.042,961
1,012,639,311
2.8
6,821,554
5,534,376
14,105,006
+
18,990,362
16,860,059
12.6
15,847,309
14,370,775
13,120,704
-r
9.5
10.828,494
8,657,617
9,119,023
7,507,656
+
21.5
7,265,367
6,689,841
1,879,053,273
1,991,488,453
5.6
1,656,882,929
1,414,985,525
-
!
Rockford
(17
cities)
Louis—
Missouri—St.
1
Kentucky—Louisville—;
Tennessee—Memphis
445,700,000
443,300.000
——222,032,669
189,261,478
3,624,307
.
818,678,138
724,719,849
4.1
1,490,580,851
1,303,321,784
5.6
1,656,882,929
1,414,985,525
2.5
799,646,862
707,764,550
Illinois—Quincy_,
Total
:
cities)
(4
232,500,540
160,883.461
3,289,321
860,618,454
839,973,322
-
Ninth Federal Reserve
+
+
—
0.5
416.700.000
4.5
214.600,776
180.062.983
17.6
165,328,035
141,321,634
383,600,000
+
+
10.2
3,018.051
2,779,933
+
2.5
799,646,862
707,764,550
District—Minneapolis7,722,118
North
South
"
613,527,863
575,111,419
+
6.7
603,804,273
548,687,607
"
1,770,093,840
1,539,444,376
+
15.0
1,463,800,764
1,234,773,602
30,788,941,675
26,541,338,569
+ 16.0
24,892,878,684
13,400,435,739
+
3.5
12,488,654,628
10,875,853,198
179,940,754
150,153,621
11,143,001
1.8
10,620,741
8,147,313
3,907.528
+
12.3
3,308,090
6,451,347
+
16.8
6,577,024
5.846,138
14,954.014
+
13.9
16,941,621
12,667,194
713,415,986
+
11.3
708,638,915
572,373,888
—
3,950,051
24,735,230,992
13.868,495,005
6,449,008
385,160,563
8.6
17,031,483
—
8.246,677
483,00*.008
+
7,533,598
—
+ 10.0
+ 12.6
10,941,176
4,386,724
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings-
Paul__;
St.
184,043,659
794,361,543
Dakota—Fargo
572.373,888
657,218,024
Minneapolis
485,898,747
199,832,254
708,638.915
—
7,017,690
546,914,190
Minnesota—Duluth
810,362,960
detailed
our
Helena
statement
showing the figures for
each
city for the
—-
-
Total
(7
cities)—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
'
►
$
-
1960
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
$
•$
3,559.629
+
6.2
3,311,400
3,028,382
7,228,250
11.1
5,543,275
721,601,087
+ 11.8
3,604.365
3,397,698
2,052,602
1,976,170
+
3.9
1,607,399
1.360.817
3,708,259
+ 15.2
3,135,883
3,994,002
772,761
10.294,618
9,181,311
189,375,551
10.3
186,705.067
149,061,565
7.389,440
5,400,426
10,347,913
+ 79.8
46,980,068
42,238.421
+
9.4
38.036,639
30,180,204
508,156,029
12,727,771
7,274.906
+
8.4
543,815,292
441,185,974
2.7
15.147,623
14,003,844
2.9
6,927,420
6,414,660
853,807,366 '
778,928,629
9.6
810,362,960
657,218,024
18,601,720
—
^
cities)
+
—
—
+
716,148,027
3,562,275
(9
632,327
+ 10.1
550,792,738
12,384,226
7,061,284
—
City—
Joseph—
Total
1,017,279
—13.1
6,066,351
+ 12.8
4,270,284
'__
6,504,734
741,017,750
3,983,961
!
-
-
Missouri—Kansas
St.
1,414,534
—15.3
771,320
6,628.046
208,829,044
—
-
Wichita
1958
835,765,863
____:
_
_
Colorado—Colorado Springs
3,779,248
Lowell
_
1,408.672
670,464
7,294,575
Hastings
I Lincoln.
Kansas—Topeka
1959
City-
1,193,147
Omaha™
Week Elided April 22
River
18.867,144
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
14,529,241
+
15,340,944
13,576,934
+ 13.0
12,478,362
10,626.071
55,360,189
+ 16.3
47,065,576
45.472,107
Haven
26,462,894
29,236,560
9.5
23,652,320
65,832,900
41,006,000
+ 60.5
34,932,500
32,909.500
4.257,772
3,659,439
16.3
3,256,334
917,697,180
+ 14.7
873,741,068
8.6
12,548,516
10,078,088
+
7.8
522,238,771
477,873,844
36,604,673
+
4.0
42,275.615
33,876,575
5,054,000
5,157,000
4,681,049
—
15,087,968
16,107,750
—
613,527,863
575,111,419
+
221 941 790
+
—
2.342,446
1,052,253,357
13,704,779
4,785,569
1——
Worth
498,856,168
38.069,297
Dallas
21,345.188
Island—Providence
12,524,198
538,006,831
Texas—Austin
Fort
64.411,495
859,423,069
Worcester
—
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
255,294,378
103,098,000
—
+#1 9.6
Massachusetts—Boston
New
4,149,463
309,557,736
3.431,786
Wayne
Indianapolis
+ 11.3
Portland
New
6,084,729
5.3
12,409,587"
778,928,629
1961
Springfield
5.7
22,565,917...,
713,415,986
City
Bedford
0.1
7,187,051
1,615,602,266
—
853,807,366
Maine—Bangor
■New
8,144,274
318,348,210
274,777,944
Lansing
Des
29,083,840
1,328,709,150
1.1
+
1,219,868,897
2.0
+
—
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Fall
417,400,000
35,644,753
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
+
107 cities
J
134,832,795
451.100,000
14,233,170,068
8.9
—
6
1
add
160,822,377
3.7
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
.,.-10
York
9.9
5.9
1,681,210,553
839,973,322
"
34,234.043
297,973,000
#(. 10 cities)
Total
ended April 22 for four years:
"
724,719,849
477,400,000
''
-
Orleans
1,991,488,453
Clearings at—
'
'•
818,678,138
1.1
—
169,477,095
17,444,815
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Nebraska—Fremont
week
131,148,756
302,509,376
Alabama—Birmingham.——
860,618,454
9
Total
now
7,681,780
356,872,145
131,763,178
+
6,779,652
1,879,053,273
_
Francisco
We
8,693,399
406,963,482
21.9
+
335,120,334
:
"
—
New
3.1
—11.8
37,625,167
;
Florida—Jacksonville
"
_
11th Dallas
Outside
4,079,735
179,535,809
•
:____
4
..
_
City
896,203,791
4,586.543
495,300,000
8,152,231
Nashville
794,361,543
__
139,876,672
886,458,937
cities)—
17
._
Minneapolis
12th San
917,697,180
6
Chicago
gain of 2.5%, and the
District
Dec.
1,681,210,553
8th St Louis
30th Kansas
I960
"
_
a
CLEARINGS
"
6th Atlanta
7th
9,340,223
473,083.437
170,572,516
Springfield
9
5th Richmond
credit
Reserve
10
.__
Philadelphia
its
$
1,052,253,357
York
to
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY
Week
(6
Tennessee—Knoxville
Sioux
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
totals
an
In the
9,627,143
the cities according to the
group
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
register
206,825,148
clearings for
the whole country
having amounted to
at .this center
18,112,285
246,392,536
Macon
has
cases
April 22.
same
20,279,000
6.0
417,155,955
__.
Columbia—Washington..
Georgia—Atlanta
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there was an increase
of 16.0%, the aggregate
are
0.6
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and
our
__
4.9
+
+13.9
1,143,863,169
week
for
+
+ 10.3
day_——___
District
Total
Total
5,708,678
21.705.376
246,489,405
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
cities, five days__
one
_.
Richmond
South
All
5,990,052
21,844,000
261,269,271
Virginia—Norfolk
:
Hampshire—Manchester
—
+
29.9
13,552,567
12,732,480
Galveston—
Wichita
Falls
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
<6
cities)—
-
—
2.0
5.799.662
6,363,000
2.2
7,166,061
5,962,936
6.3
13.775,648
14,533,164
6.7
603.804,273
548,687,607
6.9
223,329.804
195,568,920
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Total
(12
cities)
237.310,958
Washington—Seattle
6,375,236
New
Oregon—Portland
Lake
Utah-Salt
York—Albany
53,881.165
36,788,923
+ 46.5
31,827,552
30,434,926
158,602,851
Buffalo
140,700,223
+ 12.7
150,085,179
128.031,744
California—Long
City
Beach
4,023.637
Jamestown
New
Rochester
_
Northern
New
3,226,421
2,273,136
+
2.4
3,361,009
2,741,919
+
28.8
12,404,224,056
13,859.377,794
45,641,634
+ 14.5
44,277,541
37,066,744
37,628.079
29,013,861
29.7
28,370,889
16,428,709
92,056,294
9.8
74.094,639
70.054,688
111,476,637
111,828,312
17,425.308,820
Jersey
San
Francisco—
Jose
45,429,688
13,604,363,324
+
—
0.3
96,054,480
(9
.
Cities)
*
I
5.7
6,222.412
4,812,642
9.0
224,642,657
187,504,660
+
9.0
113,658.656
92,123,847
—
6.3
35,051,597
26,691,918
—31.8
20,480.634
18,482,395
+
22.8
774,666,326
660,608,532
+
9.4
36,954.975
27,378,388
12,835,521,766
14,233,170,068
.
17,525,117
Barbara
Stockton
Total
Grand
-
(10
+
33.3
14.057,255
9,837,519
4.7
14,736,448
11,764,781
(107
cities)
:
—
1,770,093,840
1,539,444,376
15.0
1,463,800,764
1,234,773,602
30,788,941,675
26,541,338,569
+
16.0
24.892.878,684
24,735,230,992
13.868,495,005
:______
cities)
total
18,912,139
—
13,400,435,739
+
3.5
12,488,654,628
10,875,853,198
80,072,325
+28.1
Santa
—
Outside New
Total
24,091,943
808,169,790
41,509,545
13,143,9(6
19,855,848
—
+
23,116,792
83,020.875
.
3,860.073
13,140,902,830
52,276,620
i—-
Jersey—Newark
12.7
3,952,286
._.
Syracuse
New
+
16,920.446,670
:
1
York
3,571,174
252,124,181
118.216,728
34,357,569
992,163,700
Pasadena
&ar
Elmira
6,033,006
274,838,326
128,905,718
32,204,249
Yakima
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
York
•Estimated,
(a)
City
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
46
(1942)
The Commercial and Financial
National
1st
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff
Act
of
Gas
mtge.
National
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transiers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week
just passed.
1
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
APRIL
RESERVE
FEDERAL
21,
1961
TO
APRIL
27,
BANK
TO
TREASURY
5%
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
1st
Oil
&
Power
Gas
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
in
Friday
Monday
New
York
in
(Value
United
$
Argentina,
peso
States
Belgium,
Transmission
Italy,
.0199450
.0199450
.0199412
1.011718
;
mtge.
Transmission
line
(Metropolitan),
Gas
Pipe
1.012500
.209925
.209925
.00311081
.209900
.00311081
.203787
.203716
.203966
.251837
.251850
.251850
.209350
.209300
.209366
.209400
2.796025
2.795640
2.797780
2.797300
•
.209333
pound
2.796560
lira
V
:
,
.00161062
.00161040
.00276133
.00276150
.00276233
.326166
.325300
.325300
.325366
.325366
.0800560
guilder
Zealand, pound
krone,
.0800560
.C800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278316
.278266
.278300
.278266
2.767960
2.770079
.139725
.139775
.139787
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.0349000
.0349083
.0349000
.0349000
.0349166
.0166436
.0166436
.0166386
.0166436
.0166436
Union
of
United
South
Kingdom,
.193612
i
.193641
.193550
pound
.231162
.230958
1.392789
1.392597
1.393663
2.796025
2.795640
2.797780
.
.230981
Oil
partially offset by a $29 million decrease in deposits of
individuals, partnerships, and corporations.
Increase ( + ) or
1961
ASSETS—
Gold
certificate
Redemption
account
fund
for
16,059
F.
R.
notes
(—) since
banks
decreased
7
Increase
Decrease
April 19,
76
+
Total
gold
certificate
17,089
(451)
__
and
S.
Government
Bought
Gas
:
adjusted?
__j*
:
73
—'
189'
Commercial
+
Loans
+
U.
351
+
to
770
S.
bought
under
outright
repurchase
26,228
208
—
agree't
—
+..
U.
32
Total
U.
S.
26,228
738
and
securities
of collection
'
assets
nonbank
finance,
Loans
to
foreign
—
462
+
141
Loans
to
domestic
—
1
5
+
Real
54
—
assets
;
(1,460)
48,780
S.
—1,608
(451)
26,908
—
131
U.
bank
15,900
reserves
—
451
Treas.—general
account
'
+
145
+
20
+"
—
55
+9
Other
308
—
95
62
to
deposits
Deferred
Other
liabs.
Total
accrued
items.
(1,009)
(1,460)
Total
Ratio
to
212
—
■
Other
accounts
&
capital
+
~
+
ances
(1,460)
—
3
671
—1,608
+'•*%
&
U.
702
—
19*
+
28
121
18
—1,017
28*
—
31
13
—
52
8
+
1,173
—
255
—
131
—
+
1
—
70*
+1,358
29,965
+
556
+
2,555
;+
527
+1,956
1,245
+
25
indebtedness
bonds
3,778
j
in
this
7%
4,305
—
+ 2,745
—1,896
20
+
10,801
—
—
21
1,354
—
3,073
+
:
domestic
banks
assets/liabilities
+
179
12,170
Banks
coin____
with
97
103
+
4,837
Reserve
804
4 242
__
+1,111
—
951
15
+
127
183
+
382
—
22
+
28
143,614
169
+
637
+6,764
LIABILITIES—
Demand
U.
S.
deposits adjusted
Government
Foreign
Time
61,643
demand
demand
deposits
+1,099
919
+
300
—
358
—1,763
banks
11,955
Marquette Corp.
Marsh
Supermarkets,
Marshall
Field
banks
banks
shows
ended
of
the
the
Federal
following
;
1,697
her
Electric
Massachusetts
April 19:
creases
and
^
million
of
System
in
changes
leading cities
for
the
week
Increases of $155 million in
loans
justed, $527 million
$1,099
Reserve
in
in
ad¬
holdings of Treasury bills, and
demand
deposits
adjusted,
and
de¬
$179 million in
holdings of "other" securities
$300 million in U. S.
Government demand
deposits.
Commercial and industrial
million.
$111
others
for
leans decreased a net of
Loans to brokers and
dealers and loans to
purchasing
or
carrying
U.
S.
Government
securities increased $279
million. "Other" loans
decreased
$70 million.
The increase in demand
deposits adjusted included an
increase of $525 million in
demand deposits of States
and
political subdivisions. Time
deposits other than inter¬
bank increased $34
million; an increase of $61 million in
time deposits of States
and political
subdivisions
was
"
;
'<'•
'
15
'
Share
Grain,
McCord
Corp.,
of
valuation
*
April
12
$2.50
Ltd.
preferred
McFarlane's
McKee
(Arthur
G.)
McQuay-Norris
Mead
preferred
and
including
those
Corp.,
4'/4%
Co.
&
in
+
34
444
5%
Melville
4
7c
Shoe
Merchants
Meyercord
57c
1
4-20
5-
1
3-27
6-
1
5-
5
6-
1
5-
5
5-15
4-28
62Vac
7-
6-15
50c
—i
(quar.)
preferred
56-
1
5-12
$1
6-
1
5-12
5-
1
4-11
6-15
5-15
40c
_
:-5c
preferred
commercial
loan
banks
items
are
and
shown
5-
1
7-
3
G-15
5-
1
4-21
5-
1
4-21
list
a
stock
common
called
Of
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
corporate
called
bonds,
for
Cement
Mohawk
National
Bank
Mills
volume
mass
REDEMPTION
Finance
Power
American
Discount
debs,
5 V2 %
subord.
Co.
of
debs
May
1
1
1553
1973—May
1
1333
1
1448
Georgia—
series
May
System,
debentures
1990__
1,
due
1,
series
H.
due
1982.
__Jun
1
Oil
Refining Co., Inc.—
junior subord. debentures due Dec. 1,
1972__May 17
Dibrell Brothers, Inc., 6% sub.
debs., due May 1, 1978__May
1
General
American
Transportation Corp.—
47/8% equip, trust ctfs. series 58 due
May 1, 1980
May 1
conv.
General
4%%
Tire
&
subord.
Vernon
Film
Rubber
*
(G. C.)
due
4.647c
Co.
1,
1981
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
4-12
75c
5-15
5-
7-
3
6-
7-
3
6-
t$l.75
".
6-
1
4-15
6-
1
7-14
6-15
25c
s-a)
3
5-
10c
—
7-
15c
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5-15
5-
6c
5-
1
1
Co.
5-12
class
1
6-
1
4-25
6-
1
5-16
66c
5-25
4-28
5674c
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-10
4-21
$3.50
(s-al
A
(quar.),
10c
(quar.)
Fund
5-31
50c
pfd.
6-20
55c
7%
5-
58c
Inc.,
Laboratories,
(Boston)
____
National
Bank
National
1792
div.
Bank
Detroit
of
&
(1
May
1
Trust
sh.
of
pfd.
(quar.)
N.
(quar.)
(Fairfield
for
J.
each
53
(New
County)—
shs.
Bank
10-
held)
Brunswick)
Quarterly
National
1
4-20
5-
25c
6-15
15c
Chemical
Dairy
9-
35c
5-
1
4-20
20c
5-
1
4-15
(quar.)
35c
5-
1
4-18
(quar.)
50c
6-10
5-17
(quar.)_____!
&
Mfg
(Cleveland)
Products
Corp.
6-
5
(White Plains,,
Quarterly
National
1
2
—
^
(Tulsa*
National Bank of Westchester
1449
1558
472 7c
(quar.)
National City Bank
April
*
t20c
(quar.)
(initial
Mills,
preferred
Bank
National
1791
Co.—
debentures,
4-17
t$1.75
(quar.)
Securities
Stock
1977
Inc.—
Commonwealth
6%
Diablo
Mount
National
May
4-17
1553
May
May
due
1953,
Incorporated—
due
Gas
junior
series
4-17
1
Minneapolis-Moline
Mount
Mutual
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Narragansett Electric,
5%
5.90%
Stores
4.90%
Columbia
6%%
bonds,
Capital debs.,
Colonial
Corp.,
Page
Co.—
mortgage
Industries
Murphy
Date
1
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
$1.05
Hardware
Cookie
8-26
$1.50
preferred
Co.
5-
5-26
8-31
$1.12 72
common
Morrison-Knudsen
4-15
5-
(quar.)
preference B
Moore-Handley
2
5-15
5-
'
'
(quar.)
Investors Service—
A
5-
5-31
$1.10
preferred
preferred
5-16
$1.20
,
Co.—
participating
Corp., Ltd.-,
5-16
5-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
18c
(quar.)
Power
66-
6-15
15c
(quar.)..
Movielab
5-17
115c
A__
(quar.)
preferred
Formerly
6-12
4-20
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
System
preferred
Motec
5-17
$1.38
panic,
preferred
Mother's
4-28
6-12-
$1.07 72
$1
(quar.)
$4.20
sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak¬
5-12
V2 %
:
(quar.)
Marking
77c
4-15
1
40r
Monarch
Monarch
notes,
4-15
1
5-
18c
(quar.)—
1
5-
40c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
redemption,
5-
14
$1
Ltd.,
under
3-3j
15c
:
(quar.)
Missouri Public Service Corp., com.
Stock dividend
$3
1
$1.09
(quar.)
77c
4-28
5-
5c
Quarterly
Monong.ahela Power Co.—
found
4-15
5-10
40c
Light;—
&
4.3b %
$6
5-15
40c
—__—
(quar.)__,.__
preferred
gross.
4-20
6c
IV2C
(quar.)
com.
dividend)
Paper
(Robert),
985
4-14
15c
Minerals Engineering
(stock
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
4.307c
deduc¬
1
12M?c
Mitchell
—
after
5-
—7
(quar.)
Materials,
preferred
4-20
$1.38
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Power
1
Bediord) —
(quar.)__
Ontar'o
1
40c
(quar. 1
Company
1
$1.18%
250
—
153*
—
5-
5-'
42V2C
(quar.)
Packaging
Mississippi
1
(quar.)
.
&
4-18
6-
$1.06V4
.
Electric,
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
6-16
4-28
25c
Quarterly
Merrimack-Essex
5-15
37V2C
(quar.)
Co.
4-14
6-30
B
Stores
5-15
1
5-29
?25c
:
(quar.)—:
National Bank
(New
Mercantile
5-25
5-
15c
Corp., common
preferred A
preferred
u :
55c
(quar.)
+5,193
71*
revised.
PARTIAL
1st
9
62V2C
(quar.)
Portland
—
Company and Issue—
Admiral
4-14
20c
(quar.)
Telephone, common
preferred (s-a)___—
Missouri
page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
which the details were given in the Chronicle.
Alabama
5-1
?.
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
65
ing tenders, and the
current
5-10
:—.——
.
5.52%
individual
The date indicates the
the
5-31
(quar.)
Mfg.
+
Fund Notices
be
6-
—
Meadville
Moody's
will
30
6-26
Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
Candies
35
28
Life
(quar.)
4.407c
Below
7-14,
$1.11
(quar V".
pfd.
&
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Natural
+
19
domestic
reserves;
figures
6-15
1
10c
.__—
Quarterly
to
5-19
7-
70c
(quar.)_
Co.,
common
Missouri
,+
1,282
loans
of Rec.
6-10
t
.
McCabe
1,413
35,595
Banks...
others
of
Holders
25c
,
Payable
35c
.
quarterly)
Indemnity
+
Borrowings:
Reserve
Inc.
(initial
common
Massachusetts
Moore
principal
■
1834
Co.—
—
1,439
_____
Federal
&
10
deposits:
Interbank
15
member
1
When
Per
'
(stock dividend)
+
made in the consoli-
reporting
pfd. stockJun
V'\
4.567c
deposits:
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
weekly
cumulative
1692
AAA
A,
May
Manning Maxwell & Moore (qu.ir.)___
Marley Co. (initial)
_•
Minnesota
Redemption Calls and Sinking
of
May 12
E
.''•
series
v
of Company
Montana
statement
1959,
issue.
4.807c
condition
1338
1970__May 10
1,
_______
4.50,7c
The
179+
DIVIDENDS
4% 7c
16,023
Federal
+
maturing:
___.
assets—net
tion
datingrprocessParentheSeS ^ tht' eliminations
22
266
-2.7%
foreign
253
+
years__*____
? Exclusive
correspondents
+
years.——
Currency and
From
38-6%
2
—
banks____
.____
year—
with
From
accept-
for
+
1,589
____
___
48,780
+
12,446
Other
O
on
purchased
42
~~15
of gold
certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia-
rrSEn/TS
Contingent
liability
26
+
__
84
accounts
1
Domestic
423
,
—
215*
3,267
etc.
109
—1,673
of
1969..,—
Quarterly
securities
Reserves
6
686
817
liabs.
+
2
47,456
64
+
16,086
5
Interbank
in
capital
—1,977
n
Surplus
Other
—
341
37
ACCOUNTS—•
paid
—
3,570
dividends
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
&
cash
229
institutions:
commercial
Total
16,941
availability
+
110
loans
notes
5
Balances
Total
650
carrying:
or
loans
After
1,953
232
Foreign
+
581
banks.
S.
201
+
501
'
10
+
1,235
of
1
S.
1,121
+1,250
+
1,766
Government securities—total
Within
Deposits.
Member
1560
4
.
financial
Treasury certificates
notes*
—
securities
Treasury
Reserve
155
111*
+
31,623
:
Treasury bills
LIABILITIES—
Federal
+6,139
-
671
—
estate
Other
542
pur¬
i
244
18
for
personal finance,
+
+
1,
•Announced
New
purchasing
231
289
+
securities
to
Sales
U.
Total
for
—
1
1
______May
series
stock
debentures
Terry Steam Turbine Co.,
+5,884
securities
Government
4,538
(1,009)
preferred
v
534
68,978
securities
108
process
1791
5
Continued from page 12
1960
1961
+
loans.——
dealers
and
26,309
premises
Other
208
—
1S82
1,
June
•
or
110,917
*..
Other
loans
Cash items in
Bank
Gov't, securities,
30
May 20
1973
Inc.—
due
convertible
Since
carrying:
or
loans
S.
_
loans
Government
Other
Loans
Total
adjusted?
industrial
brokers
Other
Other
Total
1,
April 20,
109,744
—
_.
and
chasing
+3,408
54
+
517
—3,506
3
—
2,835
investments
Agricultural
—1
16,418
...
Bonds
v
-
5,001-
Notes
Held
and
1,974
Certificates
investments——
Loans
•
Jun
1971
1,
June
Co.—
cumulative
May
(In millions of dollars)
and
Loans
—
June
due
debentures, due Nov. 15, 1974____Jun
5,/a%; subord. debs., due 1968—Jun
Ltd.—:
secured
Navie
Total loans
507
22
securities:
Bills
...
—
outright—
ASSETS—
33
+
1+13
—
43
outright
8
+
38
—1,977
3
—
447
advances
Acceptances—bought
U.
reserves
_—
Discounts
( +)
(—)
April 12,
1961
•
Casn
/
$8 million.
—2,053
4
—
commercial
1960
+
1,030
domestic
Apr. 27,
1961
'
Ltd.—
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $71 million and bor¬
rowings from others decreased $153 million. Loans to
(In millions of dollars)
Apr. 19,
due
1555
1448
July
I
Recovery Corp., 6% conv. debs, due Sept.
Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
due
Decrease
Co.
1
__May 15
~
A
series
Orange &
6%
Apr. 26,
l970____May 29
1,
1962
1,
Inc.—
debs.,
debentures,
Convertible
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
e
1686
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
534% debentures, due Sept. 1, I9u4_„—_____—_—May 12
Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co.—
6% cumulative convertible preferred stock____—____May
1
Prairie
Consolidated Statement of Condition
:
—May -3
New
2.797300
:
Gas
f.
Nov.
due
stock,
Industries,
Inc.,
Fuel
s.
Page
v
stock
Jan.
Co.—
bonds
subord.
Trucks,
due
Stone
Lines,
subord.
Western
5V2%
1.393424
2.796560
sterling
.231293
1.393056
rand
Mack
Cut
&
Air
conv.
National
.193693
.193675
.231137
Africa,
&
6%
debs.,
B,
Service
mortgage
conv.
Inc.— "
preferred
preferred
Crushed
1382>
CALLED
ISSUE
Ltd.—
series
Water
1495
r
Corp.—
Mines
cumul.
5%
A
convertible
Uranium
5%%
2.769603
.139756
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc
capital
Co.,
class
Banking
Continental
.278216
.2.768341
.139800
—
Date
Manufacturing
5.08%
Gulf
2.768871
|
Line
1978
debentures,
1st
.00161050
Norway,
New
due
convertible
Canada
.00161037
1602
15
4
California
.00276416
1494
1
1,
Nov.
1
5%
.
.00276983
Netherlands,
due
series
1
Bicroft
.00161030
Japan, yen
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
4%%
May
5 '/a%
.204012
.251862
;
.251850
1,
—May
debs,
Automobile
.00311081
.209912
.00311081
.204062
franc
new
series due Nov.
Co.—
bonds
$1.10
1.012083
1.011536
•
.209925
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland,
.0199633
.00311081
*
markka*.
France
.0383000
.0193800
rupee
Finland,
„
May
Gas
American
.0383000
1452
1
——-Jun
1989
Company and Issue—
2.228924
2.229306
.0383000
5";,
„
Wasnington Gas Light Co., 5% refund, mtge. bonds__May
White Motor Co. 5%% cumulative p.c.o.reu d^oca—
wxay
.0120708
.0120539
2.227601
1452
Co.—
ENTIRE
.0383500
1.011281
;
1,
mortgage pipe line bonds 5'%%
$
.0383000
dollar
Ceylon,
.0120773
2.227908
'
—May
1976—i-^.
1,
1976
April 27
$
.0120906
2.228334
franc
Canada,
April 26
k
1
May
1973
1,
due June
pipe
Money)
Thursday
Wednesday
April 25
$
.0120822
Australia, pound
schilling
Austria,
Tuesday
April 24
'
1979
6 Vb %
April 21
July
Co.—
Transcontinental
Country
'
due March
bonds,
mortgage bonds,
Tennessee
1st
Page
Date
Corp.—
Corp.—
subord; debs, due
Light
5%
1st
&
4%%
conv.
Louis
St.
INCLUSIVE
1961,
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
.
Research
Tennessee
FOREIGN
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
/
Chronicle
:—
.
-Volume
Number 6051
193
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1943)
i
■
.
,
Name
National
-
'
*
of Company
Drug
&
(quar. >
Electric Welding
National
Ciass
Homes
B
National
6%
Corp.,
(stock
Lead
B
preierrect
National
Preferred
stock
Video
Nease
Chemical
Nelly
Don,
Neptune
$2.40
New
1
preferred
(quar.)
85c
8-
$4
1
5-
1
3-17
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.17
5-
1
$1
4-10
5-
1
4-14
6-15
5-18
4%
$1
8-
1
7-14
5-
4-
3.90%
5-
1
4-17
5%
5-
1
3-31
Co.
(A.
Norfolk
&
$1.20
taxable
Co,
Ry.,
Gas
cents
pfd.
1
4-14
5-1
4-14
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-5
9
5
110m
(quar.)__
6-15
5-
1
6-
1
4-10
15c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-13
8-
1
7-13
25c
30c
Corp., class A
2c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.).
Insurance (Chicago)—
15c
gtd
$1.50
preferred
Northern
Illinois
5-10
4-20
(increased
Indiana
(Two-for-one
Bros.
quar.)
stock
Y.)
common
4%
1
Class
pfd.
5-
1
4.90%
preferred
Service
Common
3.35%
4.50%
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
3-22
5-
1
3-22
5-
1
3-22
Pure
Co.
Putnam
Quebec
5
5-16
4-13
5-
1
Radio
Corp.
$3.50
Raymond
(quar.)_
common
Inc.
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-22
Red
Reece
8
5-
1
Owl
Investment,
(C.
Reichhold
6-15
5-15
preferred
4-28
Class
Smith
5-15
4-28
$2
Soss
4
Power
Southam
4-28
5c
40c
(quar.)
Stores Corp.
$1 25
5-
1
4-10
4-20
61c
6-
1
5-15
$$1.25
6-
1
5-24
6-
9
5-28
6-
1
80c
5-
1
6-
9
45c
6-
6
5-16
$30c
5-
1
4-14
$ioc
5-
1
4-14
$31'/.tc
(quar.)
1
1
60c
pfd.
75-
4-14
6-
9
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5-10
1
5-
1
4-12
30c
Paper Mills,
5-
40c
(quar.)
5-20
4-27
Ltd.—
$30c
(quar.)
California
4-13
5-
1
4-
1
$50c
class
A
5-
1
3-30
2'/2c
(annual)
5-
1
4-15
(quar.)
5c
Edison
6-28
6-14
75c
4-28
4-17
$20c
(quar.)
6-28
6-14
Co.—
5-
5
5-
5
(quar.)
297/8c
5-31
5-
5
preferred
(quar.)
30'/2C
5-31
5-
5
27'/2c
4-1
5-11
Southern
1
4-20
4-20
5-13
5-15
3-31
5-
1
4-17
$10c
5-
1
4-17
5-
5
4-28
6-30
5-24
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-14
1-1-62
12-14
$28c
Corp.
1
Republic
National Bank
5-19
5-
5
Revere
2
4-18
Rexall
2
4-18
Reynolds
4%%
6-19
2
4-18
6-
1
5-
1
4Vi%
preferred
11-
1
43A%
preferred
Reynolds
5-
1
4-17
6-10
5-15
Rhode
Rich's
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
2
5
5
6-
5
7-
1
Inc.,
1
Oil
6-
1
(increased)
—____,
(quar.)
F
preferred
H
preferred I
National
4-21
Rockwell-Standard
5-15
4-21
Rohm
5-15
4-21
5-15
4-21
Rowland
Products
5-15
4-21
Royalties
Management
4-21
Royal Bank of Canada
preferred
Royal
4-20
Russ
5-
1
4-28
6-30
6-
5-12
4-14
5-12
4-28
7-
5-
5
1
6-13
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
4-21
5-
1
4-
37Vic
5-
1
4-21
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-
7
pfd.
(quar.)
4
5-
1
4-17
$1.06
6-
1
5-15
5-1
4-14
6-
5-15
$1.06'A
$1.16
1
non-voting)_
tquar.)_
N.
6-
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
2%
$15c
(quar.)__
15c
Y.)
5-
1
4-20
6-15
5-
30c
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-21
1
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
4_——I
class
and
A
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
4-29
4-20
B
5-
1
25c
6-15
9-15
8-15
$1
6-10
5-31
$1
12-11
20c
5-15
conv.
conv.
preferred A
preferred A
4-11
(quar.)__
Inc., class A
4.40%
preferred
A
certificates
B
Southwestern Public
1
4-19
25c
Service,
common
(quar.)
5-15
4-29
7-10
6-30
22c
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
92'/2c
5-
1
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
97Vic
5-
1
4-20
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.033A
5-
1
preferred
5-
1
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06'A
4.40%
$1.10
5-
1
4-20
27'Ac
4.36%
5%
preierred
(initial
-
4-20
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
$1.405A
5-
1
4-20
27'Ac
quar.)__
5-
$1.15
$1.183A
5-
1
4-20
31'Ac
5-
1
4-20
4-20
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
92Vic
8-
1
7-20
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97Vic
8-
1
7-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.033A
8-
1
7-20
4.40%
preferred
$100
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
27'Ac
8-
1
27Vic
8-
1
7-20
32c
6-
1
5-
33c
6-
1
5-
i
36c
6-
1
5-
1
20c
5-17
—
5-15
4-24
5-
4-
1
3
1
4.40%
preferred $25 par (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
$132
preferred
(quar.)
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
Industries,
Inc.
(quar.)
Investments
Special
and
Securities,
6-20
5-22
6-20
5-22
5-15
5-
5
$25c
Accident
Fuel.
Standard
Register
4-
1
Stauffer
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-
1
5-
1
Stecher
5%
15c
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
6-
1
5-
5
29Hc
6-
1
5-
5
6-
1
5-
5
4.70%
preferred
29 %c
6-
1
5-
5
34 %c
(quar.)
—-—
(quar.)
_—
25c
35c
37 Vic
(quar.)—
(initial)—
6-
1
5-10
5-
5
4-20
5-22
5-
7-15
6-30
5
Stanray
5%
5%
5-
5
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
45c
5-15
5-
1
6-
5
5-24
(quar.)
40c
6-
1
5-19
(quar.)—
156'Ac
5-
1
4-14
6-12
5-26
(Detroit)
Co.
$1.60
4Vi%
6-
1
15c
6-
1
5-
1,
4-20
Co., common
(quar.)
5-12
6-
$15c
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-14
Corp.
6-30
6-
9
Traung Lithograph—
preferred
8L25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
f—
Company of Canada, Ltd.
Parts
Steinberg's,
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Stephan
5'A%
Company
Precision
preferred
A
preferred C
& Stern
fl-30
JL25
$1.25
9-29
9-15
12-29
12-15
$60c
10c
Corp.
Sterling
5%
1
30c
87 Vic
15c
Chemical
preferred
A
(quar.)
$$1.31
56-
1
1
5-15
6-15
4-14
5-
1
4-24
10c
7-
3
6-15
12Vic
12Vic
6-
1
5-13
5-
1
4-14
56c
7-
1
6-
—
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc.—
5-15
10c
35c
(quar.)
Steel
5%
pfd.
pfd.
Steel
Stern
10c
4 Vi %
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
5
(quar.)-
Insurance
Brock, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
5-15
4-14
4-14
37Vic
(quar.)
Stanley
12-15
C
1
1
6-10
$1.12 Vi
<__
Dredging Corp.,
Standard
1
55-
20c
50c
preferred (quar.)
Stamford Water (Conn.)
6-15
5-
4-17
56c
$4.50
Standard
1
Inc.—
(quar.)
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
Standard
7-20
5c
preferred
Quarterly
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
par
Spencer
1
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
5
6-
Ltd.
5-
preferred
5-
29%c
Schulumberger.
1
4-29
3.70%
1
preferred C (quar.)
Corp.,
10c
Increased-quarterly
4Vi%
4.70%
Pictures
12-
(Dallas)—
Insurance
Common
32 '/a c
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
5
291 Jc
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Lite
$1.25
Works, common
preferred
43A%
School
(quar.)
Investors, Inc.
$1.25
trust
4%%
E
common
5-15
Service—
Southwestern
5-
15c
voting
Industries
Co.,
Southwestern
4-10
27'/a
(quar.)
trust certificates
preferred
r
Drug
Electric
5-18
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5'/2%
(s-a)
Semi-annual
Southwestern
3 Vi %
5%
Schenley
Mills
Southwestern
1
25c
common
5%
D
4-11
25c
6-
50%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
9
Btlll-Man Manufacturing-rScott
&
Fetzer
Co.
(monthly).:
Monthly
Scott
—
50c
Corp.- Ltd..
Water
4-10
1
(quar.)
5-19
12c
class
.—
—
preferred A
Jose
4-10
1
(quar.)
6-10
class A stock)
conv.
San
1
5-
preferred
Paper
75c
5c
(new
quar.)
Corp.,
5-
preferred
Southland
Spartans
6c
Lawrence
Schering
14c
14c
.
c
Louis-San Francisco Ry.—
Antonio
5-
21c
Railway—
6-
St.
Voting
1
non-cum.
5.62Vi %
4-20
San
5-15
$$1.50
4-14
non-cum.
4-20
1
5-
5-15
1
5%
50c
Corp
class A
Salant & Salant.
5-
4-14
15c
5-
$40c
5%
5-
(quar.)__
(quar.)_~
4-14
5-26
6
5%
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(Montreal)
Paper
4-14
6-
4-1%
27'/ac
common
(quar.)
($25 par)
(quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A
Croix
Power,
preferred
4-28
St.
1
(quar.)
preferred
2
5-
1
Nevada
5'/2%
preferred
(Boston)—
(quar.)
common
on
Materials
Southern
Southern
1
5-
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
4-29
dividend
Southern
5-
68c
-
Electric—
4.60%
1
(initial
preferred
&
4.40%
6-
Stock
Gas
4.75%
5-15
4-25
5-15
Indiana
4.80%
1
37Vac
5-15
$15c
Inc.,
Southern
'
59c
(quar.)
4-20
$55c
Trust
Company
5
(quar.)
Togs.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
4-20
1
5-
preferred
1
(quar.)
A
2nd
preferred
5-11
5-15
59c
6-
10c
Bank
Corp.
Co.,
$62Vac
.
5-
$1.37 Ma
—
5-15
(quar.)
Power—
$1
$1.02'/a
Rockland-Atlas
Haas
4-11
$1.23 3A
(quar.)
5-22
&
1
$1.02 Vi
J
6-
4-21
1
$1.183A
(quar.)—..
(quar.)
J
5-11
1
4.15%
6-12
5-15
5-
$1
6-12
5-15
4-
4-11
25c
——
6-30
27'Ac
1
1
Electric—
i&
preferred
4-21
5-
90c
preferred K
5-15
5
5-
93 3A
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4.95%
5-15
5-15
com.
25c
(quar.)
Mills
Co.
Gas
I.)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
4%
6-
Power
65c
(quar.)__
(R.
6-30
5
5
59 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.50% preferred L (quar.)
Rochester Transit Corp.
(quar.)
5-15
5
5-
$$1.19
(quar.)
Rice
Gas
4.10%
5-
5-31
5-11
1
6-
4.25%
Hospital Trust
preferred
Rochester
5-15
A
common
Brand
4%
5-31
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.).
Tobacco Co.
J.)
(R.
Island
Richfield
6-13
6-
5-12
50%
1
Metals Co.—
Reynolds
33A%
4-20
1
1
6-
3.90%
(quar.)
Canada—
preferred
1st
1
5-
5-
5-
12'/aC
Drug & Chemical Co.
of
5-15
14c
5c
;
—
Aluminum
$28c
15c
(monthly)-
—
7-
1
—
(Dallas)
dividend
5-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Inc.
4-12
1
(quar.)—
Republic
5-
4-28
1
5-
6-
34c
(quar.)
5.44%
5-15
25c
$0.255625
preferred
'4.72%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colorado
4.72%
common
(quar.)
Canada
Southern
5-18
55c
(quar.)
Southern
Water,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-19
30c
—
$1.10 class A
4-21
California
preferred
4'%%
5-18
$10c
(quar.)
com.
(Pa.)
1
25c
(quar.)
(Brooklyn,
5-31
5-31
preferred
1
6-15
5-
Co.
6-
12c
.
and
25'/2c
26'/2c
4.78%
•
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5-12
15c
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5-
$27c
30c
H.)
Bottlers
Bank
5-15
preferred
6-
5-
(quar.)
31'Ac
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-28
1
6-
preferred
5-
50c
A
me.
4.24%
voting
9
5-15
4.08%
6-
$20c
___
Chains Canada,
5-
5-12
25c
Ltd
(Canada); Ltd.,
Fund
5
4-28
A
9
6-
4-1S
683Ac'
___
A
Insurance
1
5-15
class
Fibre—
Jewellers,
General
4-21
5-10
class
10c
(quar.)
(On
4-14
20c
(quar.)—
St.
(quar.)
common
1
5-26
$1.10
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
5-
12 '/2c
$1.10
20c
(quar.)
(quar&)
preferred
common
5-25
7-
4-20
1
10c
(quar.)__
preferred
5-
4.88%
5-20
$45c
4.64%
1
$25c
5%
Development, class A
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Southern
5-
25c
—
Co.,
3-30
6-
22c
«
South Texas
4
Reliance
7'^c
(quar.)
(N.
3-30
4-15
50c
Manufacturing Co.
5-
4-28
60c
1
;
Co.
1
1
125c
com.
(quar.)
5-
5-15
30c
■
$1.50 pfd.
Co.
5-22
&-12
5-
1
1
$1
(quar.)
Engineering,
1
5-26
6-13
6-
5-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Soroban
1
from
5-10
5-
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
(Howard)
6-
4-28
5-15
28'Ac
__.
(quar.)
&
preferred
(A. O.)
6-
87'/a c
Inc.
Inc.
31'Ac
common
National
4-28
5-
Hoc
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.,
6'A%
4-28
5-15
Reliable
7Vic
4.25%
Peoples
Chemicals,
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Airways
Chemicals
Pepsi-Cola
Slater
5.44%
Mines,
31'Ac
Drilling (Canada), Ltd. (s-a)__
Consolidated Gold Dredging
Ltd.—
Interim
i__
div
5-15
$1.12 Vi
—
Reitman's
5-15
Pato
Credit
5-15
84c
$15c
Quarterly
Co
Insurance
Corp.
Common
5% preferred (quar.)__
$2 class A (quar.)
34%c
Parker
Stock
1
20c
37Vic
.____
(quar.)
Inc.,
Oil
12 Vic
(quar.)
Co.,
A.)
4-14
Co.—
_.
Peoples
Ltd.
6-
5-31
t$2.50
(initial-quar.)
(Conn.)
Co.,
4-
B
5-15
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
15c
(s-a)
com.
Bank & Trust
(N.)
a
37'ic
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(initial)
Slater
Hampshire—
31'Ac
(quar.)__:
common
C
4-12
(Mass.)
4.10%
;
(quar.)
and
B
1
5%
MacDonald
Reeves
Ltd.
(quar.)
1st
Voting
Class A.
5-
(quar.)
Stores
Corp.
4-10
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
prior preferred
common
;
52 Vic
dividend
Stock
5-
62Vic
Lighting Corp. (quar.)
Packer
(S.
C. 5,
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Pall Corp.. class A
(quar.)
Pan American
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.,
4-19
$1.25
(quar.)
Raytheon Co., 5'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Realty Equities Corp. of N. Y. (quar.)
4-14
$1
(quar.)
World
5-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
4c
International,
Rayonier,
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
4-26
4-14
25c
pfd.
(quar.).:
Oil
America—
of
4-10
Roanoke
A
Co.
Skelly
$40c
4-10
River
Canadian
3
5-25
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.—
Sinclair
(quar.)
1
7-
Pacific
Non-voting
5-15
Simmons
4-14
(semi-annual
1
6-16
4-24
4.36%
Penobscot
34'Ac
7
4-15
25c
(quar.)
4-21
_
5-
1
5-
(quar.)___
Pennsylvania
4-
1
A
Sons,
1
preferred (quar.)
Raymond Corp. (quar.)
7-25
preferred
Pennsalt
1
6-
&
4-18
5-31
$$1.75
new
1
1st
5-25
Electric
Penney (J. C.)
4-21
5-
preferred
(H.)
40c
Fund
5-
45c
(quar.)
Peerless
5-15
37'/a c
$2.44
Simon
5
$20c
(quar.)
Pwr.,
5-
Products, Ltd.—
participating 'quar.)
A
5-
preferred
Gas,
5
Milk
Class
25c
redeemable
Fuel
9-20
6-
preferred
Pacific
5-
;
income)
Power
Quinte
$15c
(quar.)_,
preferred
$6
7%
Sierra
(quar.)
(quar.)
Growth
$15c
(quar.)___
preferred
Penn
35c
1
1
$30c
(quar.)-—
investment
25c
preferred
Penman's
10-10
7-
$1.22'/a
New
com.
Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.
(Canada) Ltd.,
Simsbury
com.
(quar.)
preferred
20c
Co., 5%
Brewing
6-21
6-10
5-
(quar^j
i5C
Ltd.
65c
Supermarkets
Oil
pne
preferred
conv
5-
7-10
26c
si
1st
5%
5-15
9-11
$2
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
(Increased)
1st
Pearl
4-11
Trust
:
(quar.)
of
Co.
7-
$3c
Chemical
4-11
1
Smith-Douglas
70c
;
$5
American
1
5-
Smith
$1.16
4.50%
Park
5-
6-10
1
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Gordon Mines,
5-15
Stock
4.80%
Pan
90c
1
9-30
7-
Angeles)
Sherwin-Williams
5-15
15c
;__
Robinson
1st
Sherritt
4-10
1
inuar.)_____
Gamble
1st
4-28
8
$$2
&
(Los
Power,
(Quebec)
5-
2%
7-
—
5-15
25c
Colorado,
$$3
(quar.)
Pacific
5%
Preferred (s-a)
Sherbrooke Trust
7 Vic
7 Vic
(quar.)
5%
5
1
Renold
quar.l___
preferred
1st
6-
4-28
Sheraum
6-
—
(quar.)
6%
5%
6-24
Corp.
6-
Utilities—
Glass,
&
5
5-15
10c
(111.)
Quarterly
1st
6-
4-21
$33 Vic
5%
&
Valley Water, 5%
Corp. of America,
$1.16
43A%
Gas
6-24
Mig.
$1.12 Vi
Corp.
Atlantic
1st
Shenango
5
4-15
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.64%
$15c
preferred
5Vi%
Sheiler
6-
A
(quar.)
61 Vic
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
6%
4-14
1
Class
preferred
preferred
5-31
35c
(quar.)_
E
$3.60 preferred
Outboard Marine
Outlet Company
Pacific
5-
6-24
1
4.50%
59%c
Wholesale, Ltd., class A
Coast
5-
1
5-
31'/»c
.
Mining Corp
Water
3-31
6-10
$1^0
(s-a)
A
D
Denn
5-15
4-28
5-
(Long Island) —
Brothers. Inc.,
Shawinigan
5-15
5-15
tlOc
Express, Ltd.. 60c pref.
iquar.)_
Power, common (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)___
Pacific
Seeman
Shattuck
5-15
Class
Fund
(increased
Paper,
5-31
5-15
5
75c
j
Ry.
preferred
Pacific
4-14
2%
Canada
of
1
1
(quar.)__
3-23
5-22
25c
$1.17'/a
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
5-
6-
com.
8
6-12
5-19
3%
National Bank
3 Vic
,_t__
pfd.
of
12 Vic
Corp.,
Quarterly
I
8-14
5c
(increased)
Oxford
5-19
1
7-21
$$1
Tail
4%
1
5-
35c
40c
6-
5-
_L_
(quar.)
Rockland
Owens-Illinois
6-
4-26
35c
Quarterly
6-
1
(quar.)
A
$4.40
2
$1.05
$1.31 ^4
Overland
Otter
7
6-
Security
20c
Street
preferred
4-
1
$20c
(quar.)
dividend-
$1.06'A
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Quebec
5%
5-
Acceptance
Stock
5% preferred A (quar.)
Security First National Bank
(quar.)_
30c
:_
common
Co
preferred
Oshawa
4%
25c
(quar.)
Republic Life Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Olympia Brewing
4.65%
1
6-20
25c
.
10c
1_;
Ltd.,
A
preferred
4%
55c
62 Vic
Ltd., ordinary
preferred (quar.)
1
Ltd.,
Service
1
37Vic
(quar.)
Common
7
Securities
1
4-
4%
(quar.)
(extra)
Service,
Helicopters
&
4-
1
4-23
5-
25c
& Co.. Ltd.. class A
(quar.)
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven
(quar.)_
5-
(N.
(quar.)__:___'_____L__l'i':
preferred
Orange
1
5-
2%
""
(quar.)
Scarfe
preferred
$1.25
Drilling & Exploration—
preferred
(quar.)
&
5-
5c
(quar.)
25c
Public
Chemical
3
62 Vic
Alexander, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Bank
8-24
split)
Co.
(interim)
William
3
7-
12'/2c
A_i
(quar.)
preferred
$1.37'/a
;
Engineering, class A
preferred
Ontario
5-
50c
(quar.)
Tradesmens Bank
8-
35c
.
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)___,
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
One
Ltd
3.60%
(Philadelphia)
Reed
Onyx
4-14
l1
7-15
Service—
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.,
Old
L
6-
common
5-15
Co.—
Sealright-Oswego Falls
4.20%
20c
(quar.)_
4.92%
5-
37 Vac
Power
30C
7-14
4.24%
5'A%
43A%.
Sealed
Co.,
dividend
4-14
37 Vic
Telephone
Co.
J.)
& Gamble, new com.
(initial-quar.)
Producing Properties, Inc., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Progress Mfg., $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Pueblo
(quar.)
common
Public
Insurance
Ohio
(N.
(qiar.)
dividend
6-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Okanagan
&
Preway, Inc.
Public
4-14
(quar.)_
Finance
Stock
Gas—
5%
6%
Edison,
Provincial
1
Co.
1
5-
&
.__
Corp.,
Corp.,
common
preferred B
30c
(quar.)_
Illinois
Ocean
Scale
Provident
5-
Seaboard
5c
6%
preferred (quar.)
Potgietersrust Platinums
Stock
5-19
(Delaware)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
(s-a)
Pennsylvania National Bank
(Pa.i
Bank
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
Talbot,, common (quar.)
4.70%
5
$1.75
__,—
National
2nd
Public
(quar.)
7%
&
Corp.,
&
6-
(quar.)
4.25%
(quar.)
Corp.
(111.)
(quar.)
Rubber
1st
5%
$1.50
6c
Pneumatic
Pope
Scrivner-Stevens
62 Vic
a
Electronics,
Wires
5%
4-17
7c
Quarterly
Plymouth
4-17
1
17 '/ac
Procter
in¬
15c
preferred
RR..
(quar.)
Plated
Price
capital
net
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
State
Potomac
,
Corp.—
Gas
Northern
Norwalk
preferred
10c
Shore
Carolina
4'/2%
5-
12Vic
6%
7%
Powdrell
Semi-annual
North
North
Northwestern
9
6-
Ltd.—
current
preferred
Life
B
9
6-
1
,
(quar.)
American
Class
6-
1
7-
933Ac
.
(quar.)
North
Northwest
1
7-
30c
Coal
Northern
7-
$1.12'/a
long-term
from
American
Northern
4-19
$$1.25
North American Acceptance
North American Car
Corp.
Northern
4-2b
$l.l2,/2
(26
preferred
35c
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Polaroid
.___
(quar.)
North
Common
1
5-15.
933/4<i
Power,
cents
convertible
Trust
5-15
$50c
&
Western
Northeastern
1
5c
Corp.
&
65-
32 Vic
___
(quar.)
C.)
Oil
4-14
4-21
loc
____
(quar.)
Light
preferred
adjusted
Nortex
1
1
Gas—
income)
Nielsen
5-
5-
40c,.
(quar.)
4
40c
50c
quar.)
common
Plainfield Trust
(quar.)__
&
1
1
5-
$1
Co.,
Brewing,
5-
$4 preferred
Scotten Dillon
$1.25
(increased
com.
(quar.)
Petroleum
$2.50
(quar.)
3%
dividend)
Company,
preferred
$1
(quar.)
preferred
9 Vic
Co
net
$4
5-
(quar.)
preferred
and
Pillsbury
5-15
(quar.)
Cloth
vestment
5-15
1
60c
Newberry (J. J.) Company—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
gains
4-28
5-
Pittsburgh
Electric
preferred,
realized
5-25
5-15
(stock
preferred
Pioneer
__
preferred
Niagara Share
Common
(quar.)__
preferred
Common
1
1
Brake
Newfoundland
4-28
5-
4-10
97'/aC
(quar.)
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
Quarterly
Phillips-Van Heusen—
5
(increased-quar.)
Wire
5-15
5-19
.
(quar.)__
preferred
5-
Merchandise
$4.50
4-28
preferred
5-10
State
4V2%
5-15
5
5-
York
3.75%
1
5-19
York
4%
5-
$3.40
4-10
5-25
.
Co.
Air
Common
6%
goc
4-10
1
18c
New
5%
(quar.)
1
5-
20c
New
Y
preferred
5-
$1.10
$1.06'4
(quar.)
...
Process
N
$3.40
$1.07'A
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
York
4-14
1
(quar.)
5c
Fund, certificates
New Hampshire Insurance (stock
dividend)New Jersey Bank & Trust
(Paterson, N. J.)
New
5-12
5-
preferred
preferred
5%
England
New
Holders
6-10
4.40%
22 Vic
A
<quar.)__
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
55C
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd.
Share
(quar.)
4.30%
2 Vi %
Co.,
95c
Company
Co., common
4-15
(quar,)_.»_
Co., 4'A%
Inc.
Meter
(quar.)
Per
Name of
Scott Paper
3-17
10c
class
pfd.
4-28
1
class A and class B—•
Co.
Neiman-Marcus
Pniladeiphia Electric Co., 3.80%
8
2%
series
Corp.,
5
5-
1
9c
Nationwide Corp.,
Stock dividend
5-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5-
series
National
1
75 c
5-
15c
aiv.)
'
pfd. A
6-
When
Share
Corp.
2%
(quar.)_
(slock
(quar.)
& Research—
Securities
Stock
a
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
$x.50
Machines
class
7%
Holders
Petrolite
$20c
dividendl
Co.,
When
Payable
(Canada), Ltd.—
Common
National
Per
Share
Chemical
47
Paper
$4.00
a—
preferred
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
Class
A
Class
A—
10c
—
Co.,
(quar.)—
7-14
6-
1
5-19
85c
5-
1
4-14
Class
B
$1
5-
1
4-14
Class
B
9
fn9n
$.0095
6-3®
10-16
9-29
7-14
6-3®
10-16
9-2®
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\]
(1944)
When
Per
1
Name of Company
Stouffer
10c
25c
25c
31V4c
28c
(quar.)
Btrawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
Corp.
Sterchi
5.20%
pfd.
(initial quar.)
Oil
2Va %
25c
$1.10
—25c
V4C
6- 6
5-5
5- 1
5- 1
4-20
4-20
5-15
4-19
25c
class
(quar.)
Class
B
5-15
4-19
Universal
Match
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
6-28
5- 1
6-15
4-19
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
6-15
4-15
6- 1
Universal
Pictures,
5- 4
4-25
5- 5
U
Class B
4%
—
(s-a)
Tampa Electric Co., common
4.32%
preferred A (quar.)
4.16%
preferred B (quar.)
20c
18c
$1.08
$1.04
$1.27V2
$2
20c
27c
preferred
(quar.)
C (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
common
(quar.)—
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
Technical
Material
(2-for-l
split)
"Television Shares Management
(s-a)_
preferred
5.10%
Taylor
&
Co.,
Fibre
Taylor
Tenney
Co.,
Fenn
class
(monthly)
Class
A
4.10%
"
_____
Transmission,
Gas
Tennessee
(quar.)_
com.
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
4.25%
4.65%
4.72%
4.90%
$1.02y2
$1.06V4
$1.12y2
$1.15
$1.16
$1.16y4,
$1.18
$1.22 V2
$1.25
$1.27y2
$1.28
$1.31 V\
—
(quar.)
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
_
—
_
2nd
5%
5.10%
5.12%
5.25%
Texaco
Texas
Fallon & Kaplan (initial)
Greenblatt,
Tenzer,
Ltd.,
Canada,
5c
J40c
(quar.)
common
5-31
5-31
6-30
6-13
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
5- 5
20c
7c
7c
28c
(monthly)
A
Corp.,
Gulf Producing
Instruments,
Texas
4%
Texas
&
Pacific
$4
25c
(quar.)
(annual)
Ry.
of
stock
in
5%
$4 pfd.
$1
$1.14
$1.19
$1.21
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Thermogas Co. (initial)
$4.84
-
-i.
Quarterly
,vl
Thriftimarc,
B
(quar.)
A
—
4.56%
Scale
Tractor
Class
33%c
^
(quar.)
5-31
5- 1
6-15
6-15
20c
22V2c
$25c
$25c
125c
6- 1
5-16
5- 1
7- 1
10- 1
1-1-62
(increased)
(initial)
B
5-16
5-16
5-16
5-15
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
25c
147 Vac
:
$1.06 V4
$1.06'/*
$1.14
7V2c
Bank
class A
Supply,
.
(quar.)_
Corp.
Toronto-Dominion
3-30
6- 1
6- 1
of
approval
Bank
Trade
Trane
&
(quar.)
Fund
Company
Trans-Canada
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
—
Transcontinental
Common
Pipe Line—
Gas
$2.55
preferred
(quar./
$4.90
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.60
$5.70
$5.96
Transnation
Realty
Oil
Coach
$1.50
Co.,
Street
Quarterly
Ltd.,
7-
3-15
8-13
11-13
5-31
1
6-16
7- 1
6-16
4-19
5-
1
11- 1
10-19
1
7-21
8-
three
penses
British income tax and
After
for
about
to
share 1
Trust
County
Union
Electric
$4.50
$3.70
Union
Finance
Class
A
Class
6%
5-22
4-14
B
Union
Financial
Union
Gas
Union
Oil
Union
Texas
Stock
Union
4%
Natural
dividend
preferred
4%
Stock
United
and
(1955
Life
Biscuit
United
Carbon
Co.
of
preferred
5-
1
4-20
$1.31 '/t
5-
1
1
6-15
4(/2%
&
Co.
&
Co.,
A
5-19
4-28
5-15
4-28
5-15
4-28
which
37 V2C
6-23
6-
were
1
5-12
12 V2c
6-10
5-25
6-20
6-
5
6-20
6-
5
20c
6-20
6-
5
5-
1
9
7-
1
6-
Light
Investors
Fund,
4-15
States
5-
1
4-10
and
3-31
—V.
investment
5-22
5-
8c
5-10
4-24
6-10
7-10
6-23
6-
6V4C
—
1
5-10
4-27
1
5-
1
36c
6-
1
5-
1
$1.50
—
6-
1
5-15
Gas
Mfg.
5
25c
6-20
6-
5-13
5-15
5-
5-
4-2C
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4V2 %
(quar.)
preferred
Westchester
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Western
Pacific
Western
Tablet
5%
prior lien
White
Stores,
Stag
Class
B
4V2%
1
4-12
2
4-20
$90,000
5-
2
4-20
$70,000
for
32 V2c
5-
2
4-20
provements to
development
5-15
5-
1
7-
1
6-
9
15c
5-
1
4-14
25c
preferred
Oil
Wilcox
$1.43%
5-
1
4-
7
$1
5-
1
4-
7
15c
6-15
6-
1
50c
5-
1
4-18
75c
5-
1
4-18
25c
5-15
5-15
5-
common
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
5-15
5-
5
5-
4-20
(quar.)
$1.25
j.
&
Common
hearing
7-31
7-
3
6-
2
1
4-
7
1
4-
7
40c
11-
1
10-
7
5-25
25c
5-10
6c
5-31
5-15
6c
6-24
6-
37c
5-15
4-29
32 V2C
6-20
5-31
1
Light
common
(quar.)__
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
9
5-
1
5-
1
1
17 J/2 C
6-15
6/2C
6-15
8-13
3-13
•
3-13
3-13
""
5-
4-20
4-20
.
,
4-20
4-20
Class
B
(quar.)
50c
4-15
Steel), (see
See
(Gar).
4-15
Monthly
3
4-15
Monthly
5.
4-7
5-10
1
4-10
Batteries
Yocam
3%
g_
5-15
3
4.
3
York
"
$1
$1
gr_
1
5-1
(quar.)
5-19
7-
1
4,
4,
7
7
4V2 %
1
7-20
(quar.)
7-31
of
6-15
5-31
9-15
*
Transfer
1 Payable
4-15
6-30
6-16
25c
6-
1
5-11
50c
6-
9
5-25
t Payable
S1.31V*
7-
1
6-~9
x
books
in
resident
not
5-
1
1
4-
1
5-
1
4-
1
Less
y
Previously published
British
Less
income
and/or
in
this
U.
the source.
at
Non-
Jamaica
was
income
less
tax.
is
incorrect.
indicated
15%
of unsold stock.
an
officer of the
prohibited by
the
grants the requested
The
here.
Canadian
the
Commission
resulted
the
with
stock,-to be
1956
a
Uranium
&
1,392,242
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proceeds
purposes.
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Utah,
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public-sale at $2.50
of
corporation.
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principal
and', development
specific
the
purpose
the
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sale
stock
prior, company
a
Utah
The
exploration
immediate
the
with
Inc., .,a
shares.
development of properties in
Shasta County, Calif.,
acid.
011
for
merger
Co:,
common
the- acquisition,
and
Salt
SEC
offered
involved.
is
from
Copper
is
Bldg.,
District,
related
is'
Co.—Registers Common
Bank
statement
properties;
sulfuric
is.
purchase
Walker
underwriting
and
prospectus
15.5%
of
the
.
.
corrected
payment
-
non-residents tax.
lists
Kay
outstanding
Shore-Calnevar,
L.
Stoker
stock.—V.
Inc.—To
President': and
as
186,
owner
of
51,
p.
Acquire—
Shore-Calnevar. Inc., has concluded arrangements for the purchase
100';
control
exchange
of
of
of
Atlas
Automatic
stock,
it
was
Vending Co.,
announced
on
Los
of
April
Angeles,
12
by Fred
of
through
Plotkin,
Shore-Calnevar.
Atlas has developed a
equipment.
restaurants
date
funds,
rights
The
residue
company
such
Chemical
&
common
company
Mining
vending
tax.
record- date
S.
a
1060.
outstanding
the
President
dividend.
tax
a
date
for
has
The
4-14
5-
J56V4C
closed
request
8-31
V
65c
Canadian -funds,"tax deductible
15%* resident tax 7%.
of
No
mining
an
5-1
to
proposes
purchased.
share
this
investment
unless
Act
p.
1406
Shasta
as
of
Zinc
193,
company
exploration
7-10
t35c
------
shares
now
and
c
10c
(quar.).
preferred
of
part
as
the
Minerals
share.
6-20
8-
37'2
(quar.)
each
for
offering,
Company
registration
a
500,000
ness
of
this
for
company,
4-20
1
25c
(quan).
Gas
40c
(quar.)
1
6-
4.19
(Denver)—
(quar.)
5-
10c
County
available
be
Shasta
It
25c
._—
(quar.)__.
exercised
Co.
at
director
a
This
of
preferred
1961,
1,
May
Telephone
he
a
exemption.—V.
per
Yellow Cab Co.—
6%
the
Act
3:30 p.m. Any unsold shares will be offered for
firm commitment basis at an estimated price of
The investment company proposes to purchase shares
21
on
may
Investment
1
25c
—
be
must
share
per
which
Because
The
—
___;
until
persons
application,
the
to
April
sale
known
4-15
3
5-1
6-
1
Inc.
(monthly)
Jr.
(Wm.),
3
5-15
V
Wood Industries,
Gar
6-
25c
Wrigley
5-
50c
(quar.);
$15
Wood Steel)
Alan
interested
giving
rights
public
filed
—;
Wood-(Alan)
5-
~
4%
112 V2c
3
(quar.)
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
Wometco
5-
6c
30c
(quar.)
100
expire
3-31
Taning
to
Company
of up to 600 shares of the common, stock of
Telephone Co., Inc.; and the Commission has issued
to offer
20,000 common
shares for subscription by its shareholders pursuant
to
subscription
rights issued April 5 at the rate of 24 rights
per
share outstanding.
To obtain shares of the new issue at $14 per share,
4-14
12V2c
5-
&
applied
Investment
the
thereon.
According
4-14
$1.26
Shoe
Order—
has
company,
under
order
4-14
(monthly)-—.
Service,
preferred
investment
C.
purchase
its
order
D.
exemption
an
underwriter
Public
Wisconsin
an
2
5-
—
&
im¬
for miscellaneous
$15,000
has outstanding
Mutual
Central
2
8-
(quar.)—_______
Power
equipment;
test
plant and facilities; $50,000 to expand the research and
and the balance will be available as working
to a 30-for-l stock split in March, 1961),
President, owns 105,600 shares (50% ), C.
permitting
5-
40c
(quar.)
Col
current
program;
Washington,
for
SEC
5-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
to
Shares In American Industry, Inc.—Seeks
This
i
8-22
25c
1%
Common
1
Industries—
common
time to time in the over-themarket prices at the time
from
sale
related
is engaged in the business of research, design, develop¬
company
5-31
2Va%
;
Company,
public
additional
effect
5-22
25c
—_____
___
dividend)
(Stock
Wilson
25c
___
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams
for
military, industrial and scientific uses.
The net proceeds
company's sale of additional stock will be used as follows:
the
purchase of
production machinery and equipment;
DeJulio,
1
5-15
$1.12 V2
Quarterly.
be offered
4-21
25c
7 VaC
(quar.)__
.__
A
Co.
covering 95,000
211,050 shares of common stock (giv¬
of which James
Gilbert Carlson,
a director,
34,500 shares (16.3% ), and management officials as a group
181,410 shares
(35.9% ).
The prospectus lists 28 selling stockholders
who own or hold amounts ranging from 450 to 105,600 shares (DeJulio).
The amount of such outstanding shares to
be sold by each is to be
supplied by amendment.
The
ing
A.
5-25
6-15
30c
_____
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
Secondary—
Costa Mesa, Calif.,
Avenue,
capital.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chocolate,
of
the
from
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
for
31 V4c
.
A
1644 Whittier
Inc.,
prices
at
company
5-
(quar.)
class
preferred
Wilbur
$5
Inc.
of the Cantor Co.,
Lefcourt Realty Corp.
director
a
director
a
manufacture and sale of precision devices consisting primarily
electromechanical
transducers,
of the potentiometer type, for
a
5-
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Corp.;
and
of
ment,
4-28
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Insurance
Palm-Aire
for
offer
1
Whippany Paper Board (initial quar.)_
White Sewing Machine, $2 prior pfd. (quar.)
$3
market
of
Stationery—
Westgate-California Corp., 6 pfd.
Westinghouse Air Brake
(quar.)
4%
may
variety
(quar.)__
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
to make and
executive and finance
America;, secretary and
the
of
sale.
60c
___
Life
Instruments,
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
RR.
&
preferred
1
Securities^—
preferred
5.20%
the
by
1495.
p.
f30c
(quar.)
Light & Telephone, common
preferred
(quar.)
member
and
a
The
(quar.)
Western
5%
192,
6 2 Vac
Breweries,
panels
porcelanized
for
Africa, and other areas,
Japan,
secretary
was
thereof
of
1
Y.)—
(N.
35c
Insurance
A
Co.
activi¬
.
Florida
of
counter
____
Canada
Western
—
•.
Insurance
Fire
Quarterly
;
(quar.)
Seaporcel's
expand
public sale by the company and 45,000 shares, being outstanding stock
by the present holders thereof.
The shares are to be offered for public
sale through underwriters headed by C. E. Unterbergy Towbin Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
The
registration statement also includes an additional
23,250 of outstanding shares of common stock which the present holders
4-23
$1.12V2
Ohio
Point
to
registration statement with the SEC on April 26
shares of common stock, of which 50,000 shares are to
30c
West
contract
a
director
a
Seaboard
of
Servonic
5-15
;
34c
.
West
France,
is
formerly
filed
Jersey
West
seek
would
Servonic Instruments, Inc.—Oliering and
6-
3c
income)-
Telephone, common (incr. quar.)
Herzfeld,
E.
5-24
8c
(quar.)
& Seashore RR.—
guaranteed (s-a)——__
stock,
shares
N.
Co.,
8
-
preferred
Schwarz
director
a
$1.27
shares
America
4-14
I6V1C
Quarterly
serte*)
4-25
1
8c
net
$1.44
West
1
5-
5-15
40c
I
Coast
common
The 414,000
Exchange.
Investors
Tunnel Authority.
In
addition to its United
operations, Seaporcel licenses manufacturers in
Bridge
and
manufacturing
Australia, India,
its product.
6-
48c
26 V4C
Monthly
(initial)
awarded
recently
Virginia
5-10
committees
National Bank
(Conn.)
(quar.)
Corp., 6% preferred C (quar.)_
Wayne Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)__
Weissberg Corp.
(increased monthly)
Co.
Stock
General
are
was
5
5-25
Mr.
King
Scientific
from
sell
Waterbury
(From
and
5-
Inc.—
from investment in¬
come plus a
distribution of 40 cents out
of net
realized capital gains
Wellington Equity Fund—
Battle,
plant is located at Long Island City, with offices in Boston, Baltimore
and Atlanta,
also manufactures mufflers for the United States Navy
2
cents
8
of
of and merger with companies whose operational
compatible with Seaporcel's.
Seaporcel, a 30-year-old company,
whose stock was first offered
to
the
public in 1957, manufactures porcelanized surfaces on steel,
aluminum and other metals,
for use in buildings and storefronts, as
curtainwalls and in modernizing older structures.
The company, whose
60c
(quar.)
Mutual
elected
was
firm
law
acquisition
by
30c
(quar.)
American
that he
stated
Schwarz
Mr.
40c
(quar.)
Co.
the
on
directly
acquired
ties
4-21
25c
a
York
800,000
traded
patterns
5-12
5-19
6-
t20c
(quar.)—_.
Pictures
Swasey
Gas
West
5-15 *
12 V2c
(quar.)
as
New
named Secretary and Treasurer.
shares outstanding of Seaporcel
was
are
is
the
President.
Salem,
62 V2c
Washington
Welch
1
$1.56 V4
(Winston
Kheel,
There
of
the President. Robert
Vice-President;
Fowler, Stokes
consultant to
and
35c
10c
$1.12 V2
Jaffin
Metals,
Herbert N.
Benjamin
and act
L.
6-
Seaporcel
of
Seaporcel directors elected Mr. Schwarz as
Loring, who will continue as a Sea¬
14,
succeed
President of Miami Window Corp.,
$1.43%
common
Washington
Waste
April
here
to
porcel Vice-President
Charles
(quar.)
of
5
Russell,
15c
transfer agent
stock of
the
common
stock
common
4-17
(quar.)
Trust
&
Class
Quarterly
of
6-19
4—
Mines, Ltd.
Bros.
shares
414,000
1
(quar.)__
&
value
3
(s-a.i
appointed
been
par
5-
(quar.)
Walker
Warner
has
7-
(qu^y.)
Amulet
cents
1454.
20c
!
Bank
C.)
7-
of
Meeting
President
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
25,000
Seaporcel Metals, Inc.—Stock Acquired—
4-14
.
Bank
25
p.
(quar.)—
common
preferred
5%%
5%
1
7-15
193,
$1.25
Corp
Vogt Mfg. Corp
Materials,
Wachovia
5-
City
of
shares
3%
Vulcan
6V4%
Lawrence
sell
to
1
Corp.
Heating
Vapor
and
sell
to
proposes
propose
Inc., a controlling interest, was announced on April 14 by
Schwarz, President of Herbert Investment Co., Miami, Fla.
4-25
5-16
15c
(initial)
of America, com. (quar.)__
convertible preferred (quar.)
Vanadium
925,000
Purchase
new common
B.) & Co.—
Sanders
Vance,
and
Corp.—Appointment—
National
First
corporation.—V.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
for
(quar.)_
dividend);___
b
The
Inc.—
dividend
Stock
each
4-20
7-
50c
(quar.)._
Food,
(J.
Zeller's, Ltd., common
(quar. 1
4-20
$1.37'/2
—J
Sealectro
4-20
1
preferred
(quar.)
Co., common
1
5-
10c
Sea
10%
Corp.
Fund,
5-
$1.4334.
(quar.)__
Bank (Chicago)
Wood
dividend
Artists
.—_
(incr.-quar.)
preferred
$1
(quar.)
(1956 series)
American
United
5.25%
a
42 Vac
(quar.)
1
3
5.08%
Corp.—
preferred
United
on
4-
5.04%
Gas—
(Maryland)
Aircraft
1
7
4-14
"15c
(stock
5-
.
4-
4-17
(quar.)
Ltd.
18c
and
Vice-President,
a
shares
5-15
$1.06 V»
1
87VaC
—
California
of
Co.
Trust
United
Corp.
1
(quar.)
1
$1.12/4
92VaC
________
of Canada.
6-
6-
*
preferred
4(4%
5-
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
5-
(Tampa) —
preferred
1
preferred A (quar.)
Waters & Rogers Inc.
Wolverine
(quar.)
1
5-
50c
J.)
(quar.)____
non-cum.
5-
178 VaC
N.
.
Corp.
preferred
6%
Scriver
5%
(quar;)-——
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.00
(Elizabeth,
Co.—
preferred
$3.50
Camp
Van
Wisconsin
I
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
6V»% 1st preferred A (quar.)
4-14
Bernard,
72,500
own
6-15
share.
per
shares
145,000
owns
Burton
15c
(quar.)
Monthly
dividend
will
$0,256 per depositary
depositary
Union
Union
Van
Winn-Dixie
ex-
5-15
gains)
Wilson-Jones
(final)—
shillings 1.2 pence per
ordinary
of
share.
amount
4- 4
3-25
8-25
11-24
6-15
62V2c
621/2C
—
(Payment
;
(quar.)
:——
Quarterly
Unilever,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Salle
La
(s-a)
Assn.
4-28
5- 1
30c
30c
30c
$1.75
15c
37V2c
62V2c
.
common
preferred
South
208
9
(Dallas)—
;
Troy & Greenbush RR.
6-
5-15
2y2c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Twin
ital
White
2%
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
Quarterly
6-30
6-30
and class B—
A
I
Gas
&
4-14
4-14
4-14
4-14
4-14
4-14
6- 9
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5%
—
class
dividend
Stock
Trico
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Triangle Lumber,
5- 1.
25c
63%c
$1.22 V2
$1.40
$1.42V2
$1.49
12V2c
(quar.)
4-14
30c
50c
50,000 shares,
and
Lewison, Treasurer,
shares each.
After
the sale of the outstanding shares, the said stockholders will own 63.3%
of the outstanding stock, based on a net worth of about $182,800, and
the public will own 33.3%
at a cost of about $550,000.
4-14
1
5-31
from earned income and 5c from cap¬
(5c
Class
5- 1
4-20
6-15
,9-13
12-13
1
5-
for
company
man,
5-
underwriter,
the
is engaged in the manufacture of warning signals,
control boxes, intervalometers and related equipment for air¬
craft and missile applications.
It has outstanding 300,000 shares of
common
stock, of which Alfred B. Reiss, President and Board Chair¬
9
12 V2C
8 7 VaC
headed
The
5-22
common
preference
Income
Line
6-
The offering
Treat & Co.,
thereof.
flashers,
4-28
62 Vac
;
(quar.)
common
Tobacco,
preferred
1
6-10
5-15
15c
(quar.)
National
Western
B subject
stockholders May 24)—
Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
(3-for-2 split on Class A & Class
to
Leaf
7-
$2
15c
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
convertible
Special
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
4y4%
5- 5
5- 1
5- 2
5-10
5-10
5-15
5-16
6- 1
6- 1
5-31
15c
30c
30c
30c
Corp
Edison
Toledo
class
Inc.,
-
v5-15 'V
5-15
60c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tokheim
22 '/2C
Pharmaceutical Corp. (quar.)
Monthly
—,r-
(Pa.)
Drug
4-10
4-10
4-10
6- 2
5- 1
5- 1
\6-15
..
13y2c
Co.'(quar.)_c0ii*2_
(John R.)
4-10
(Scranton, Pa.)
Third National Bank & Trust
Thompson
5- 1
5- 1
which
of
5-19
5/4%
or
(quar.)
$4.76
Toledo
5-11
6- 9
$4
$4.56
Class
4-12
6- 2
6-30
3
8
page
will be made through under¬
by Amos
Inc., which will receive a 65c
commission and $6,000 for expenses. The registration state¬
also includes
an
additional
10,000 outstanding common shares
were sold by the selling stockholders
to Amos S. Treat, President
ment
3
4-
4-19
Uptown
cash)
in
Power & Light,
Thrift
5- 1
30c
(quar.)
4-
9
Whelan
Warner
Oil
&
declaration
annual
(An
Texas
4-14
4-14
5-17
1
1
1
Peninsula Power, coin,
5% %
preferred
(quar.)
5y2%
preferred (quar.)——!
Waite
1
1
1
6
Inc.—
Coal
Pacific
15c
(quar.),
(1959)
preferred
Texas
6356-
(initial)
preferred
55-
6-
Upjohn Company
Van
25C
from
holders
snare
per
37 VaC
(quar.)
common
Upper
5%
3
5-
Universal
N.
10.52133
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)_
$1
$5.08 preferred (quar.)
$1.27
Texas
4-29
5-31
Transmission—
Eastern
$5.25
5-15
6-15
5-19
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
6-9
4-17
4-
50c
preferred
Value
1
30c
Transit,
5%
United
$3.50
Talon, Inc., class A
5-12
5-
(quar.)_—
Y.)
(N.
(N. J.),
Vitamin &
United
1
Continued
writers
5-26
62 Vac
Rubber
S.
S
6-20
preferred (s-a.)——________________
Co., 8%
1st preferred (quar.)
4V2Vt
——
,
4-28
33%%
—
Co.
Insurance
Lines Co.
S.
4-28
7-10
—
(quar.)
preferred
Fire
S
U.
class
10
(quar.)
A
Inc.,
U
U.
5-15
present
(quar.)
com.
;
6-15
6- 2
U6V2C
+3%c
Corp.,
Machinery
Special
6%
1
5-15
5-15
$2.50
__
5-10
6- 6
6- 6
————————-
(quar.)—:
Biscuits
Sunshine
Shoe
25c
held)-——--.—-
shares
Swingline,
each
for
preferred
deemable
B
dividend
Stock
9-15
Ltd., class A (increased)—,
Class B (increased)—
————
Stock dividend (one share of the $1 re¬
8-
137c
(quar.)_
A
Jersey
6- 9
6-15
6-15
Publishing,
Sun
class
RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
United Services Life Insurance (Washington,
New
United
10-16
—
3-31
120c
Ltd.,
Corporations,
B
(quar.)
Class
Petroleum—
(quar.)
Co.
5-26
1
(Chicago)
America
i
Extra
United
United
dividend
Stock
5- 1
of
Co.
5-
10c
Co
Insurance
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
General Corporation and
Investment News
of Rec.
6-13
10c
_
.
Holders
Payable
12 /2c
income)
(from net investment
Fruit
United
Share
of Company
Corp.
United
5- 1
5-15
lquar.)
.
Sunset International
Sun
5-15
2%
65c
65c
dividend
Stock
Name
United
5-26
5- 1
5- 1
5-15
4-17
(quar.)____
pfd.
(1952 series)
Products
Milk
Sunbury
series)
(1951
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6- 9
5-15
5-15
6- 1
5- 1
12VaC
common
$1.25
Corp.,
Propane Gas,
conv.
5.20%
(quar.)
Stores
Bros.
Struthers-Wells
Suburban
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5-31
5-12
5- 1
4-12
Share
.
operated
system for-serving hot meals through
Sales
by
made
are
Atlas
in
push-button
through
industrial
office
plants,
automatic
automated
buildings,
schools,
bowling alleys and other public places.
Operating as a subsidiary of Shore-Calnevar,
expansion
efforts
of its
will
be
facilities
directed
and
outlets,
toward
Atlas
according
expansion
in
the
plans large-seal©
Plotkin. Major
to Mr.
Industrial plant
field"
Volume
6051
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
is! designed to eliminate the cost of subsidy
employer-corporation
generally
connected
with
"in-plant"
193, p. 914.
the company's system
where
the
for
Number
193
feeding operations.—V.
Marine
transfer
the
Midland
corporation.—V.
193,
Co.
of
shares
536,COO
for
agent
Trust
New
of
York
has
$1
common
appointed
value
stock
1493.
p.
of
Langley & Co. is
which
offered
Sigma's
The
offering
company's
Ira
12,000
Laird
Hornblower
being sold
stockholders,
at
$16.50
public
of
shares
share.
of the
per
sale
>
number
the company
for
including
of
initial
the
stock.
total
the
of 200,000
price
a
of
and
shares
121,460
Richard, T.
to
notes
from
with
bank,
a
accounts
and
general
the
other
sale
of
its
used
which
and
the
company
the
78,540
be
the preceeds of
receivables,
funds
of
funds,-will
Bache
Blair
for
remainder
working
of
the
Stein
du
Bateman,
I^c.
of
to
common
7,500
Co.
7,500
Eichler &
Co.___
repay
be
inventory
added
capital:.
193,
BUSINESS—Sigma
engaged
electromagnetic
other
]
Instruments,
principally
in
relays,
electromagnetic
EARNINGS—In
$9,300,000,
is
being
$1.01
per
electronic
and
the
Net
of
standing capitalization
stock,
on
thereof,
$1
of
the
total
value
par
the
the
will
company
Railway
t.
$335,025,
company
basis,
from the
of
shares
following
current
which
equal
consist
financing,
of
410,183
1961—Month—1960
W.
C.
Langley
&
Loeb
Co.
&
to
167,001
183,509
$162,852
$378,328
61,493
181,515
112,363
of
to
the
and
terms
the
stock
common
shares
the
from
Jackson
forth
Tucker,
stockholders
opposite
their
&
Brown
Co.
Estabrook
11,000
&
&
C.
7,000
Sons
E.
7,000
Winslow,
7,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
—V.* 193," p. 1060."""
7,000
Net
ry.
from
for
$507,883
Federal
for
$1.02
the
Towbin
to
Cohu
&
Neal
&
ended
taxes
March
income.
on
the 497,000 shares of
consolidated
sponding period
of
months
Canadian
on
with
Mr.
the
of
then
$2.50
to
31,
the
sales
the
for
2,500
of
per
income
net
of
provision
after
These
earnings amount to
stock outstanding and
$1,242,544
share
on
for
the
first
of
quarter
for the
first
year
three
were
months
$12,761,188,
six
31,
1961,
current assets amounted
liabilities were $2,961,961.'—V. 193, p. 914.
to
further
annual
Robert
J.
the
P.
the
Thrift
and
Okla.,
193,
Soo Line
End.
filed
a
registration
statement
Rwy.
oper.
revenue
Rwy.
oper,
$6,605,228
expenses
.
5,186,672
to
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$6,627,745 $17,886,282 $18,039,059
5,576,463
15,430,073
16,329,392
——$1,418,556
$1,051,282
rwy.
income.
893,808
354,554
"'Deficit.
V.
193,
$2,456,209
284,814
(1)
SEC
issued
has
order
an
under
$1,709,667
*211,549
Co.—Reacquisition OK'd
the
Holding
Company
Act
thereof
p.
this
subsidiary of Alabama
company,
1601.
Chemical
Service
Public
Southwestern
Bank
York
New
Co.—Appointments—
Trust
Co.
has
been
-
$212,224
of
Spartans Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—An
the
depressed
volume
shares of
group
stock, $1 par value, of Spartans Indus¬
common
tries, Inc., at
a
price of $44.50 per share.
shares were listed last year on the
New
York
Stock
Exchange,
is a major producer and distributor of
a
diversified
line
of
popular
price,
basic style
apparel for men,
women
and children.
Spartans' products include the following cate¬
gories of
clothing:
women's and girls'
skirts, blouses, co-ordinates,
dresses, pajamas, nightgowns, dusters and house dresses, and men's
and boys'
sport and dress shirts, robes and pajamas.
During 1960
the
company
produced
approximately
41,000,000 units of apparel.
Manufacture' of knitwear, begun in 1959, represented approximately
10%
of
the
company's volume during
1960.
In 1960 Spartans ex¬
tended
its
product line to include co-ordinate sets of blouses and
Jamaica
and
Capri pants for women and girls.
The
products are mass produced at low unit cost and
principally of clothing considered basic to most ward¬
goods are sold throughout the United States
and
in
Canada
by
leading mail order houses and in over 10,000
retail
stores,
including nationally known chain store organizations,
department stores, local retail outlets, and the company's own stores.
are
The
company's
During
1960
the
chandising business,
In
November
Department
February
stores,
floor
1960
company
a
will
be
is
apd
used
1961.
It
is
aggregate
of approximately
1,250,000
be in operation before December 1961.
of
initially
expected
used
first two Spartan Discount
stores
were
opened during
expected
that approximately
20
an
PROCEEDS—Part
It
determined to
enter the retail mer¬
which it had not theretofore engaged.
opened its
two
additional
and
March
will
space,
in
Spartans
Stores,
and
having
field
that
the
to
repay
the
principally
operation!.
net
for
all
balance
the
sq.
ft.
of
sale of the shares
outstanding short-term bank loans.
will be added to working
capital
proceeds
from
expansion
18
of
the
the
company's
so
many of the
each
day, with
Hallowell
Mr.
stated
again.
We
upturn
is
up
gradual
that
don't
at
look
this
for
definitely
now
time
a
with
rapid,
us,'*
.
of
organization
all
oficers
directors
meeting
reelected
was
of
the
reelected.—V.
were
board
193,
for
th®
following
1602.
p,
k,;-
,
193,
Chairman
of
operations
equal
737,000,
signed
Co.
its
that
19
Net
The
Board,
Court
announced
District
Co.
principal
features
holders
of
retail
Sept
is
the
to
the
latter's
for
each
of
ever
shares
of
to
year,
other
$3,550,000
is
at
the
will
be
in
of
the
at
for
contingent
following
fire
our
incurred
liquidation.—V.
the
Kollsman
the
Industries,
the
Y.,
N.
April
on
sub¬
a
which
legal
the
Corp.,
Lee-Der
Burke,
in
while
joined
has
for
dry
replace
of
As
their
a
Casco
as
existing
Burke
.
and
by
Dec.
31,
.
further
Products
Casco
world's
Corp.
manufactures
now
manufacturer
largest
automobile
heating
of
pads,
is
in
accessories;
only
the
is
com¬
Casco.
$9,500,000
of
excess
have
been
awarded
and
Inc.,
are
Dog"
"In
addition
trackers
Jet
transports
"We
tually
expect
on
all
Standard
of
prime
tial
—V.
as
an
that
the
of
sextants
Industries
is
equipment
jet
manufacturer
of
of
equipment
is
Kollsman
instruments,
for
will
be
"celestial
commercial
used
even¬
diversified manufacturer
products for industry,
also
controls,
aircraft,
the
missiles
and
largest
world's
subsidiary
automatic
and
Net
ended
last
earnings
March
half
of
of
31,
1960
the
its
space
Steel
were
were
is
celes¬
vehicles.
Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
and
its
higher
below
the
subsidiaries
than
earnings
results
for
the
for
for
the
the
first
stock
the
of
sinking fund
option,
under
amount
retire
1962.
operations
its
Industries
of
an¬
$125,000
...
.
through
Arizona,
Astro-
and through an 80'%-owned com¬
The operating companies manufacture
solid
propellants
for
rocket
in
use
microwave components and electronic
other microwave components.
proceeds
from
the
offering,
to pay short-term bank loans of
for
expansion
approximately
the parent com¬
microwave operations. The balance of
the company's general working capital.
of
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization and debt
on
March 31,
1961, adjusted to reflect the current financing, comprised the $2,500,000
subordinated debentures described above and 861,043 com¬
mon
shares.—V.
193, p.
1276.
Technical Materiel Corp.—Approves
Stock Split—
corporation, of Mamaroneck, N. Y., at a special stockholders
held on April 10, received approval of the motion of the
board of directors to split the common stock 2-for-l, effective April 25.
Mr.
Ray
dePasquale,
President; in a report to stockholders an¬
nounced
record
breaking first-half sales of $5,023,000 and forecast
The
meeting
half
of approximately 60 cents per share after taxes.
backlog and considering the present trend,
the
1960's total year's output by the end of
The present sales show an increase of 55% over the same
year
earnings
an
$8,500,000
With
will
corporation
May,
1961.
surpass
period last year. Net sales for 1960 were $6,648,925.85.
Mr
dePasquale
also
announced
that
the
two
new
in
the
for
The
of
coming
meeting
and
than
more
held
attended
Tele-Film
193,
p.
at
the
by 31
1061.
Electronics Engineering
offered
stock at $1
BUSINESS—The
quarter
entire
quarter
indi¬
Corp.
—
Common
April 19 offering circular,
& Co., 818 —17th St., Denver, Colo.,
300,000 shares of this firm's 100 par
Sudler
C.
was
Roger Smith Hotel in White Plains,
stockholders in addition to the board
Stock Offered—Pursuant to an
publicly
operation.
year.
was
was
subsidiaries
and Garland, Texas, are now in
$1 million for product research
Alexandria, Va.,
Allocation
share.
per
corporation
was
1961, with a
value common stock for
organized on Feb. 21,
the following purposes:
with
assignment from Mr. Duncan J. Cameron all of his
interest in and to a patent application filed by him.
States Patent Office for which the corporation paid
To acquire by
(1)
title
right,
the
and
United
royalty of 5% of the ™a"h*acturer s
the corporation has sold $100,000 of
$5,000 and further agreed to pay a
sales
subject
price
to
the
time
said devices.
company
1961,
but
at
capitalization of 999,999 shares of 10 cents par
transports."
Instrument
net
a
Inc.,
specialized
the
of
conducts
Talley
devices,
proceeds will be added to
common
type
was
and subsidiaries: $150,000 advanced to Astro-Rocket for expansion
of propellant manufacturing facilities; and $150,000 used for purchase
(2)
Standard Pressed
Microtech,
PROCEEDS—Of
Amos
for
electrical
company
The
bomber,
aid.
this
jet
major
a
and
The
tuners.
navigation
systems
193/ p. 1275.
of
military
and
available
now
equipment
jet
consumer.
TV
are
navigational
advanced
tracker
electronic
manufacturer
produced
and
military use," President Burke pointed out,
advanced
and
developed
systems
the B-58 "Hustler" supersonic
and on advanced submarines.
on
missile
Kollsman
precision
defense,
a
to
used
photoelectric
or
tracking
star
automatic
1976
pany
Y.,
"Hound
period."
540.
p.
common
benefit
may,
Inc.
and waveguide and
directors.—V.
Kollsman
Industries,
devices,
of
Corp., major subsidiary of Standard Kollsman Industries
the Aeronautical Systems Division, U. S. Air Foj;ce, for auto¬
astro compasses to be installed on Boeing B-52 jet bombers.
by
Similar
193,
retire $125,000 principal
to
ballistic
N.
the
the
and
subsidiaries,
ballistic
Inc.,
by
required
systems,
Kollsman
to
into
has
1966-1974
years
Instrument
matic
is
company
the
issue
test
cated
Contracts
FUND—The
and
the
Lady
recessionary
a
The
Co.
Microwave Dynamics Corp.
located
of
of
Th,. all phases .of industrial
equipment financing, in¬
Public
—
propellant
pletely integrated manufacturer of automatic electric blankets; and
is marketing a complete line
of portable electrical appliances under
name
out¬
comparable
outstanding,
convertible
explained, "There is every indication that this
change-over to dry chemical
extinguishers will be adopted by the
trucking industry, as several states have disapproved use' of carbon
tetrachloride extinguishers in trucks.
We also expect to market LeeDer
products through our Drug and Lady Casco Division."
the
the
In
effectively
and
$1,275,000,000.—V,
convertible
are
wholly-owned
Rocket,
the
carbon tetrachloride
will be required to
extinguishers
tetrachloride
carbon
1961."
Mr.
bottom
engaged
inventory
pany,
man¬
Mr. Burke noted, "It is our definite
chemical fire extinguishers is expand¬
the present commonly-used
result, over 8,000,000 boats
1961.
at $16 per share.
$390,000 will be used
of the Lee-Der Safety Products Division
Leonard F. Cramer, Casco President.
announcement,
disapproving
&
BUSINESS—Talley
Standard
20.
Lee-Der,
of
were
principal amount annually beginning May 1,
other
and
the
nually
how¬
wholly-owned subsidiary," Mr. Burke declared.
of
$1,400,000,
shares
debentures were priced
at
102Vz% plus accrued interest, to yield about 5.25%. The
debentures
SINKING
for
V
of
O.
James
to
1,247,961
on
April 25 by Adams & Peck; McDonnell & Co.,
on
retained
be
Products
marks
quarter
is
1854,
than
more
Andresen
and
company
a
President
market
to
the
Subsidiary Ac¬
Casco
trade
amounted
share
convertible subordinated debentures due
made
ing rapidly. Recent decisions by the U. S. Coast Guard, involving the
marine use of extinguishers have sanctioned dry chemical extinguishers
extinguishers.
in
193,
financing, factoring, rediscounting and equipment
has
offices
and
subsidiaries
in
New
York,
Boston,
Atlanta,
Los
Angeles,
Minneapolis
and
In
1960,
the firm's volume of receivables acquired
Francisco.
three
and
Manor,
Lee-Der,
Corp.,
the
that
customers
Columbia.—V.
offering of $2,500,000
Talley Industries, Inc. (Cheshire, Conn., and Mesa, Ariz.)
..
subsidiary,
patents
announced
ager-product planning
will report directly
to
making
million
of
quarter.
per
the
at
was
in
receivable,
Talley Industries, Inc.
distribu¬
liabilities,
Step
—
1960
first
the
income
on
the
solid
Briarcliff
of
Carter,
M.
half
Detroit,
amounted
of
423.
p.
Industries Inc.
assets,
President,
Products
a
District
company
stock;
After
portion
a
with
conneotion
in
193,
Kollsman
purchase
Philip
31.
sales
Philadelphia
which
of
tax
and
years,
founded
The
pioneer manufacturer of dry chemical
extinguishers, is another important step in the diversification of
consumer
and
industrial
products within
the structure of our
Casco
were
Silverman, President, said: "First quarter results were
especially since they were accomplished when
accounts
Chicago,
5V2%
will
equivalents
and
retained
and
1956
Manufacturing! Co.,
"This
same
March
gratifying,
time
one
rate
common
date.
There
dissolved.
taxes
in
of
dustrial
shares
rate
effect
to
R.
Talcott,
stock.
possible
end
finance:
quires—Contracts—
Kollsman
ending
stock;
liquidate
necessary
the
at
overall- economy
San
stock,
to
earliest
cash
in
being
is
is
as
at
company
expenses
purchased
the
and
equal to 87 cents
leasing.
eight
the
Federal
was
all
follows:
of
common
common
proceeding
now
actions
$2,300,000
Standard
than
more
States
$1,214,583
tax
of
proposed distributions at market prices
April 21, aggregated approximately $10,share on 2,162,607 shares of stock out¬
per
such
for
of
expenses
$4.96
for
to
Herbert
the
these
company
portion
period
Inc., the country's largest independent commercial
financing
and
factoring
organization,
reported
on
consolidated net income in the first quarter of 1961
$1,172,818, compared to $1,080,515 in the same period
adjusted for the acquisition of First Acceptance Corp.
income
extremely
affects
1942-1950
Standard
of
of Standard
on
stockholders
remote,
and
share
per
value of
the
services
Central
of 1960, when 1,073,665 shares
income equaled ,92. cents per share.
net
stock;
stock,
common
it
as
assumption
rate
common
Standard
Corp.
100
the
at
preferred
4%
shares
Service
Public
stock,
Standard
of
Co.
100
to
the
cents, no change from the
for the 12-month period
similar
a
period
Delaware
of
V
payment
for
required
shares
24
22,
the enforcement order for
Compliance with the Public Utility
for
common
each
April
on
the
for
April
on
security
10O
take
will
and
for
Talcott,
Provision
the
of
Plan
business
The
were 63
earnings
$1.55
industrial
April
during
Co.—Distribution—
District
Light
of
the
from
Talcott, Inc.—Net Up—
(James)
James
540.
p.
Electric
&
thereof
close
5%
up
company
and
last
Light
aggregate
$972,161,
mid-1960.
Cash—$1.30
the
share
per
Per-share
with
Propane
Eastern
amounted
for
shares
were
749.
p.
in
Light Co.
each
for
standing.
company's
comprised
robes.
Suburban
share
a
and
whose
BUSINESS—Spartans,
cents
carried over to the first quarter of
backlog stands at $3.5 million.
two nominees for directors in the second
,
headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co.
J. C. Bradford & Co. offered on April 28, 200,000
and
69
or
of
Act.
Duquesne
belief
appointed
trustee, paying agent and registrar for a new issue of first mortgage
bonds, 4»/a% series due Feb. 1, 1991 of the company.—V. 193, p. 1733.
underwriting
have
orders
President, told stockholders that the quarterly
per-share earnings remained the same as last year's because of the
larger number of common shares now outstanding. The company has
1,505,339 common shares outstanding as of March 31 as compared with
1,423,980 on March 31, 1960.
quarter of 1961 totaled $3,154, equivalent
shares of $1 par value common stock
earnings
Anton,
had
Wisconsin
In
The
Mark
Standard
thereof
(3)
au¬
Power Co. and Georgia
Power Co., to reacquire shares of its outstanding stock from time to
time
after
1966 from
the parent companies.
Such purchases are de¬
signed to reduce and minimize excessive accumulations of cash arising
from the non-cash expense items in its operating expenses.—V. 193,
thorizing
before
small
many
1960.
that
States
Duquesne
Standard
Southern Electric Generating
there
downtrend
Propane Gas Corp.—Record Highs—
year.
the
and
of
and
years;
has
The
522,112
arising
with" respect to the
distribution of assets to security holders as
obligations
1601.
p.
"never
so
way
a
the
compared
that
Duquesne
approximately
operations '
oper.
*3,990
last
as
1960
Company
company
cash
Net revenue from rwy.
Net
307,803
of
Levy,
the
of
stantial
1961—Month—1960
that
rapid
were
$1.73
and
and
tions
1274.
RR.—Earnings—
Mar. 31—
$1,551,048
Corp.—Earnings—
company's
at
covering
p.
$1,135,578
meeting the
United
distribution
Period
the
$664,681
with
V
14)
$2,000,000 of participations in the
for Employees, together with 37,430 underlying
Plan
shares.—V.
common
Tulsa,
O. Box 1650,
oh April 21
SEC
company's
6,246,915
*26,594
approved
The
Skelly,
6,089,506
re-elected.—V.
were
thr«e
$24,280,719,
Skelly Oil Co.—Files Thrift Plan—
with
that
in
the
that
meeting,
added
months
He
that
com¬
of last year.
March
On
current
2,172,105
304,365
compared
the
(2)
this
sent
.",
compared
corre¬
number
the same
stated
a
same quarter last year.
Net earnings for the 12-month
$2,634,533, a 13% increase over the $2,331,761 reported for
similar period ending March 31, I960.
period
quarter
on
Standard Gas
outstanding.
with $16,316,732
pared
$7,797,963
$5,909,729.
of
last
At
the
1961,
common
income
net
equal
1960,
common-shares
Net
$7,225,084
first
Clansky stated
share
,
$2 836,786
the
Holding
consolidated
reports
company
company's backlog of unfilled orders
than at the start of this year when
earnings for the 3-month period
standing
Waggoner.
to
cor¬
$927,909 for the
corresponding period of 1960 on 307,230 shares outstanding
at
that
time, Roy W. Clansky,
President, reported at the annual
stockholders meeting.
Shipments for the quarter ended March 31, 1961, he said, totaled
$4,140,100,
compared
with
shipments
for
the
corresponding
1960
2,500
Wyatt,
the
31.
Net
2,137,477
had
Massv;
stated
on
At
year.
annual
March
1961—3 Mos.—1960
1602.
p.
share
a
outstanding,
Stetson
Inc.
in
This Whippany, N. J., corporation, the
country's largest independent
of liquefied petroleum gas, at its annual
meeting on April 24
reported record net earnings for 3-month and 12-month periods ending
ry.
193,
for
cent
one
2,500
._
$23,531,000
to
$12,500,000. He
incoming orders, reflecting
outlook,
is
feel
stated.
the
Ry.—Earnings—
$2,491,570
Standard Forgings
class
Walker & Sons
of
amounted
the
higher
The company's eight-man board
$354,093
Deficit.—V.
1961.
'
three
and
snare
per
compare
Seattle
income.—
oper.
Earnings
2,500
;';Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Net Down—
Fitchburg,
the
but
Suburban
1961—Month—1960
Step
The
467,959
2,500
7,000
Co.__
2,500
Inc.
1961,
distributor
operations
7,000
__
Unterberg,
Joseph
Goodbody & Co.
!
444,152
1494.
p.
revenue
quarter
Co.
7,000
Corp.
&
-
Winslow
7,000
Inc._!
Equitable -Securities
7,000
7,000
Anthony
L.
7,000
Co
Inc
&
Co.
Day
American Securities Corp..
Chace, Whiteside &
15,000
Alex.
income—
oper.
conditions
Corp
Moseley
R.
Noyes & Co.-___
Allyn & Co. Inc
Blair
Higginson
S.
F.
&
Hemphill,
C.
president
customers
economy
ensuing
ry.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
agreed
selling
set
Reynolds &
Curtis
A.
Lee
17,000
Co.
15,000
Webber,
$815,304
several
have
and
Shares
50,000
Inc
&
Inc.
Paine,
$822,480,
with
approxi¬
months
inventories.
$347,345
84,779
expenses.
revenue
193,
out¬
table:
Co
Ripley
he
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$346,361
31,
to
six
1960.
them
-increase,
$354,308
of
amounted
uptrend in
Discussing
f
Period Ended Mar. 31—
*
Shares
Kuhn,
«
.
$187,307
oper.
ry.
for
Harriman
».
and
approxi¬
Division,
Underwriting
Agreement
W.
C.
Langley
&
Co.
by
purchase
the
Net
—V.
share.
per
subject
number
in
names
the
of
commitment
to
Marine
totaled
of
months
March
compared
last
requesting delivery dates previous to the postmarks on
the incoming envelopes. This trend has reached such
proportions that
It is now adding to everyones
costs," he said.
5,500
Spokane, Portland &
to
SPS
company's
1,000
„
Net
completion'
represented
firm
a
the
1960
is
sensitive
controls
amounted
The
2,000
Co.__
many
Co.,
Period Ended Mar. 31—
devices.
sales
of
for
lighting
Securities
three
ended
that
is
Quarterly earnings
UNDERWRITERS—In
underwriters
street
Tegtmeyer & Co.
much."
the
the
to
Mass.,
of
H.
1339.
p.
Railway oper. revenue—
Net
Braintree,
Mid-South
too
in
year.
reported
books
off
this year amounted
$418,000
first
quarter
time
the
customers'
"our
•
manufacture
Wm.
the
last
not
quarter
with
$22,100,000
present
on
"were
ago
in
the
quarter
distinct
a
in
2,000
share.
common
common
South
and
net
sales
earnings
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
of
of
control
company's
exclusive
sold.
Inc.,
development
photoelectronic
1960,
mately
now
the
is
Carey & Roulston,
5,500
in
Hallowell
the
orders
3,000
5,500
Co._
operations
..
Mr.
at
3,000
Inc.
5,500
Co
Marache &
sales
responding
3,000
Boyce
year
compared
$1,014,000
approximately
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
/,
stock,
to
finance
will
& Co.
&
™*.
—V.
&
Gunn,
Pont
&
Renshaw_
Bros.
and
Net
4,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
a
for the March
$520,000
3,500
Meeds™
7,500
Noel
Alstyne,
&
&
quarter
earnings
1960
4,000
Co
&
like
Net
4,000
Noyes & Co
Rodman
10,000
Prescoa, Shepard &
director
company
used
were
10,000
Inc
the
mately
4,000
Corp
Bissell
Co
Co.
Francis I.
Van
Laird,
Co
&
Co.,
Schwabacher
12,000
&
&
&
H„ Thomas Hallowell, Jr., President, told stockholders at
meetiiig on April 19.
reported that sales in the March quarter this year, while under
annual
He
4,000
;
49
year,
the
Shares
.
Co
&
Haupt & Co.__
David A.
Jackson
selling
and
12,000
Co
certain
for
shares
by
Webber,
&
Curtis
Shields
"
proceeds
Peabody
shares
company, who, after this sale. will hold 57,480 shares, or 14.01%
of
the outstanding
common
stock, and Robert H. Pierce, Treasurer,
Vice-President and director, who will own 24,000 shares, or 5.85%.
Net
Weeks
78,540
the
together
Co
Granbery,
offered,
President
&
&
Bruckenfeld
shares
Fisher,
&
Offered—W.
underwriting group
an
total
a
marked
common
PROCEEDS—Of
are
stock
common
of
manager
April 25
on
Underwriters
Courts
Bradford
Paine,
C.
Shares
31,000
C.
last
opposite
J.
Kidder,
.
Sigma Instruments, Inc.—Common Stock
named below severally agreed
to purchase from
the number of shares of the company's common stock set
their respective names:
below
Shearson, Hammill & Co__ 31,000
been
par
underwriters
company
forth
Underwriters
Shoup Voting Machine Corp.—Appointment—
The
The
the
(1945)
To
develop
lieves
a
and
'
research and development of the aforemen¬
proceeds from the sale of this off®r^g
prototype model which management of the corporation be¬
hopes is commercially feasible.
engage
device
tioned
and
i__
in
to
the
use
nthar
nnv#i
Hpvic.fts
nrirl
arrange
for
th©
50
manufacture
The Commercial and
(1946)
thereof, subject
distribution
and
record
of
*
The
with
selected
which
entertainment
is
broadcasting.
television
receiver
television
home
a
transmitted
not
desired
usual
the
by
that
contemplated
is
It
produce
to
the
means
recordings
wire
television
193,
which
and
Transition
&
Co.,
common
called for redemption on June 15, 1961, all of
Its outstanding V/c
cumulative preferred stock to be offered at $110
.per
share,
plus accrued
dividends. Payment will be made at the
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., Hartford, Conn.
associated
has
company
shares
to
by
Warren W. York
and
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Stroud
Co.,
&
the
to
Transfer
5
Co..
Place,
Exchange
City
Jersey
2,
Registrar
&
J.
N.
telephone
PROCEEDS—The
from
sale
the
$432,841
the
funds
In
for
net
of
after
proceeds
80.000
the
additional
the
with
connection
the
CAPITALIZATION
received
be
to
Terryphone
volume
EFFECT
GIVING
be
to
TO
indeotedness
Common
stock
^Pursuant
Corp.,
the
future
the
to
such
further
lease
on
date.;
$2,050,000
existing
for
of
The
Credit
Commercial
equipment
used
was
company
against
the
Credit
to
IOV2 %
approximately
equipment
covered
per
thereby
These
annum.
assigned
are
lease
contracts
collateral
as
and
loan.
such
for
the
A
security interest irf the company's inventories and tools was also
given
as
additional collateral.
Three
officers
and
directors
of
the
company
have
payment
by
by
the
tions
jointly and severally unconditionally guaranteed the
the company of the sums owed to Commercial Credit
under
Agreement
1961
days
the
is
yearly
transactions
written
for
either
to
below-
purchase
the
total
opposite
of
of
The
one
from
to
such
its
obliga¬
Revolving
year
subject
any
of
company
Loan
March
termination
yearly
period
&
for
the
upon
underwriters
from
the
from
and
shares
respective
below
named
company
of
of
stock¬
forth
set
names:
Inc
Co.
Ira
Yeatman,
Clark
Mosley
Inc.
Co.
E.
9,000
Inc.
Hewburger
Arthurs.
&
I.
du
Co.
Pont
Grant
Co._____
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.__
6,000
:
3,800
&
3,800
Remington
6,000
&
Co
&
3,800
Boyce
3,800
Berry,
Douglas &
Fitzhugh Inc.
3,000
1061.
p.
for
This
Eastern
Transmission
Corp.—Stock
Plan—
corporation.
interest
in
the
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.-—Sales
1961
totaled
ing
period
released
Net
27.4
year
April
on
income
cents
193,
sales
for
the
Up—
three
future
from
ago,
ended
the
share
per
27.1
or
according
to
the
company's
March
the
31,
correspond¬
quarterly
report
20.
for
quarter
the
on
cents
10,020.000
share
per
to
82,744,891,
shares
for
the
equivalent
outstanding,
first
to
there¬
general
for
engineers
other
prospec¬
stock
common
of
L.
Jesse
18,000
against
as
last
quarter
year
—
and
common
Weinbergbr,
Jack
warrants,
and Erich Griminger,
193,
853.
p.
told
which
total
a
the
H.
Development Corp. at a price equal to its cost
$1,100,000; and the plant is then to be leased back
The predecessor company, which is wholly-owned by
Sr.,
President, 'and
F.
H.
Vahlsing,
Jr.,
Executive
of
Vahlsing,
sale,
in
period.
of
of
as
site
Alvarado—one
Trans-World
$380,000
order
provide
to
receive
its
will
for
pay
31,
addition
In
of
(as
April
Vahlsing,
and
the
to
30,
Inc.
1961)
Of
and
I
'
1959
over
shares
The
April
SEC
6
San
the
statement
with
of
such,"
and
preliminarily enjoining Texas
Joseph Timan, Sidney Nelson
the
oil
Securities
Interests
Act
Fort
Ore
and
registration
under
land
in
Worth
court
a
major
for
World
this
reached
the 99-year lease we
is
indicative
the
of
confidence
we
."
.
Lands
Bret
Masters
requirement
Presidio
in
County,
from
the
further
offer
Texas.—V.
to
directors
during
of March
as
said.
he
for
the
the
1700
SEC
the
share
a
This
year.
re-elected
were
on
the average
Forest
on
ciates
lifts,
Gore
in
to
Mr.
and
Robert
J.
to
acres,
Vail
of
300
of
of
in
Ranch
of $150
acre.
of
lien
the
which
is
be
owned
of
by
agreed
southern
given
all
were
as
but
taxes
officers.—V.
193,
1276.
p.
Corp.,
York
New
N.
6,
Securities
Plymouth
circular,
offering
and sold
publicly offered
Y.,
65,000 shares of this firm's 10c par common stock at $4
share.
&
Pacific
BUSINESS—The
York
organized
was
company
shall
Net
oper.
revenue__
oper.
expenses.
machine
genera!
heat
sell
laws
the
under
shop
of
machinery
plastic
the
for
trade.
In
quarters
revenue
from
1961—3 Mos —1960
provide
for
Depositary
Permit
winter
New
for
ry.
operations
in
resulted
from
$97,000
a
ended
year
PROCEEDS—It
will
be
taxes
is
of
increase
which
costs,
machines
its
$202,500
of
fiscal
after
profit
a
production
31,
Dec.
presently
in
sales
1959
This
and
occasioned
were
their
and
utilized
in
$32,109.
the
Receipts
for
A.
Trust
with
Co.,
the
50,000
G.—V.
^.ri93°Tl"--
$1,506,674
420 030
389,279
$3,139,594
$3,900,324
663.148
863,727
of
contemplated
the
expandable
$2,254
of
$602,747,
profit
in
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Rwy.
Rwy.
End.
Mar. 31—
handling
of
SEC
has
Act
160,000
issued
an
permitting
shares
its
$575,652
$670,582
$1,623,864
$1 904 7<>3
expenses...
378.321
412.317
1,089,875
Rm'.sio
Common
—V.
the
p.
—V.
rwy.
193,
oper.
p.
$197,331
$533,989
48 228
income.
$258,265
$719,908
81,819
112,831
199,286
1603.
that
net
the
of
proceeds
in
and
order
their
has
preferred
its
has
invited
a,n
order 4nder
application
tor
an
exemption
from
of
the
the; reporting
the
Securities
corporation
of
requirements'of
Exchange
crane',
class
Toledo
that
by
land.
of
Broad
Street, New
April
on
of
17
York, filed
covering
common
American
capital
of
stock
equipment
conveyor
22,
latter
5
order
date,
that
of
at
to
made
N.
Y.,
$105
seeking
enjoin
to
Federal
date.
If
shares
called
Robert
Development
offer
and
in
Corp.,
sale
of
Nevada
Securities Act
B.
National
End.
for
and
and
stock
Universal
Resources
profit-sharing
of
the
20
Great
filing
Falls,
Resources
on
Mont.)
Re¬
Corp.,
Processing Corp. from fur¬
relating to mining
Resources
in
violation
of
rwy.
SEC
offered
Inc.
on
for
The
by
April
public
24
covering
filed
Okla.,
300,000
shares
of
such
193,
stock,
with
to
be
through underwriters headed by Pistell, Crow,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
amendment.
The registration statement also includes 37,000
shares which
for
10
the company
cents
as,<
per
sold in March,
1961 to the principal
share.
Incorporated,
firm
F.
H.
Vahlsing,
Inc.,
a
Maine
grower
and
and
received
to
May
shares
of
or
the
by
in
the
which
22
the
243.
p.
redemption
May
on
bonds
Bank,
at
18
Washington,
15,
next,
100%,
Pine
D.
$96,000
Payment
St.,
New
C.—V.
193,
will
York
15,
1495.
p.
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$9,436,718
$12,362 449
3,289,271
8,531,415
9,539,625
$780,740
$905,303
$2,822,824
420,797
earnings
in
also
and
the
622 431
875,245
2,158,223
in
its
53-year
1959
over
1960
entered
President
will
were
annual
1961
with
*ncome
in
t°r
to
the
Williams
world
totaled
said
"for
company's
I960
and
today
substantial
a
by
this
Tulsa
in
its
the
backlog contracts
challenging projects
many
growth."
$58,630,727,
compared
with
$27,-
1958. Net earnings for 1960 were
totaled $763,749, and $3,602,820 in
1959
and
in
share
per
$2.77
the
of
in
in
I960
$2.28
were
compared
with
60
i
1958.
increased
company
to
$17,992,563
in
1960
from
1959.
reviewing i960 Williams pointed to completion of the
2,184-mile
pipeline in a record-breaking 175
working days
Among the projects begun in 1960 and due for
Micl-Amenca
completion
from
pipeline
the
and
has
In
the
fresh
in
his
in
at
11
p.
447.
to
work
letter
and
the
the
interest;
to
1960
natural
a
supply
in
year
the
in
to
in
diverse
in
widen
a
in
principally
City
a
pipeline-
gas
Anchorage,
of
Co.
Canadian
the
1961,
are
Williams
operations,
Middle
in
and
Canada.
than
more
and
a
East,
Far
America.
the
Iran,
part
gas
in
in
report,
which
(in
Minneapolis Gas
active
South
progress
Paraguay,
and
many
The
Alaska
for
an
i960,
and
pipeline system
contract
terminal
In
during
Central
now
capacity
out
in
lines
reported
stock
the
in
Nevada
backlog volume includes several projects
foreign division Williams Brothers worked in
struction
and
Peninsula
countries
a
27%
a
and
firm's
the
dozen
California
acquired
also
included
not
are
in
distribution
the
said
which
Kenai
city
Williams
at
succeed
H.
the
1959 net earnin8s
n
earnings
worth
the company
shipper of
John
insure
history
reported
report to stockholders.
the greatest backlog volume
^ 1959 and $47,111,883 in
TV
Net
According to the prospectus,
properties
of
on
tenders
received
are
$4,070,011
income
gross
net
in
that
.
scope
Vahlsing Industries,
if
1961
are
prior
or
number
time
any
5,
purchase
number
on
the
at
May
to
2,928,515
lnkuSiVera, areas
.
sale
has not engaged in any business activities.
it will acquire on April 30, 1961, certain
business
statement
common
of
$580,475
company
products
registration
of
shares
1495.
p.
highest
inci ease
nesia,
a
of
Williams Brothers Co.—Annual
Report—
Work
Maine,
number
614%
company
$3,508,990
income_
oper.
193,
Europe and
registration requirement.
Easton,
its
shares
The
Ry.—Earnings—
operations
Net
Brothers
agreements
Universal
cumulative
of
In
Vahlsing, Inc.—Registers Common—
Inc.,
Com¬
purchase
10,000
share.
1961—Month—1960
expenses—
$16,053,220
Action—
April
(USDC,
5?-t%
made
on
elects
mortgage
Bank,
Mar. 3.1—
oper.
—V.
on
Gibson,
to
Net revenue from
rwy.
186,680 shs.
announced
end
to
up
Manhattan
revenue
Net
Outstanding
action
be
may
purchased
refunding
Chase
oper.
inco
1,000,000 shs.
Office
J.,
shares
and
a
greater
a
will
than
be
received
Western Maryland
1958.
FINANCING
PRESENT
and
20,000
$96.50
company
purchase.—V.
has
The
Riggs
•
50,000
TO
to
share,
of
stock
offers
the
less
will
are
to
5%
at
Period
1
42,500
Court
Investment
N.
Diversified
61/4%
a
price
a
of
but
shares
tenders
first
or
Rwy.
Rwy.
aie
and
Corp.—SEC Court
Regional
of
the
Investors
up
purchase
classes
1961,
company
its
be
.
purposes
Resources
under
Garfield,
of "its
purchase
price
a
oi
elects
history,
$35,000
:
pari_____
of
from
Washington Gas Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
of
10,000;
EFFECT
order
Inc.,
stock
stock.
number
the
May
to
right
earnings
Organized in 1958
Ohio
Ac.t.
abutting
acres
Co.—Asks Stock Tenders—
stock
both
on
May
the
for
the
of
Tenders
before
at
preferred
reserved
15,000
GIVING
(10c
1961
23,
underwriter
Act
land
Reacquisition Cleared—
tenders
proposes
stock
5%%
The
_.
.__
Seattle
SEC
March
plied
Thyer Manufacturing Corp.—Granted
Exemption—
development
the
200
stocks.
products
common
«rTih£,SEC h.aS issued
f
1934 granting an
of
some
1603.
company
The
1166.
p.
Universal
the
operations
Ret
Corp.,
27,
The
purchase
company's stand¬
mill
corporate
stock
193,
Vahlsing,
Net revenue from
rwy.
certain
Vail
1039.
exemption
common
Vulcan Materials
1960
revenue____
ooer.
to
Administration
forest
on
and
30
SEC
p.
Vornado,
of
iater.-fV. 193,
$202,500
the
oper.
subject
Services,
exchange for $2,340,000 principal amount of Vornado's 3.10%
subordinated notes, due May 1, 1976; and a warrant
expiring
1967, to purchase 42,000 shares of Vornado common stock at
$16 per share.
The supporting decision of the Commission will
be
April
cents
General
operations
1961—3 Mos
note,
Bank
in
Inc.,
parts.
amounts
polystyrene
overhead
systems
boring
Advertising
sources
RR.—Earnings-
1961—Month—1960
the
to
money
in
50,000
Vertical
ther
Period
subject
$350,000.
financing
area
shares
192,
Vornado, Inc.—Stock
The
pany
company
increase
decrease
a
by
component
following
the extent feasible:
priority to
The
$1,372,864
the
recreational
York
statement
Volkswagenwerk
plastic
gross
resulting
and
the
for
sales of $505,561 resulting in a profit after taxes
sales for the year ended Dec. 31,
1960
of
gross
against
$18 818 726
14 918 40^
was
and others,
will contribute' the results
development expenditures,
property
and
and
were'
applications per¬
fected by' the company during the Korean conflict. In
1956 the com¬
pany
commenced
researching
blister
packaging machinery and
de¬
veloped a number of sealing machines and die cutting equipment. The
company recently began the manufacture of machines to mold expand¬
able polystyrene.
to
additional machines
larger
1952
of
13 464 774
The
value
National
Business
of
Messrs.
acre.
Ranch
agreed
an
First
$500,000
Small
extent
to
per
purchase
The
original
New
work
1734.
$16,604,368
1957
at
an
less
acre,
The
Hanson
Co.
more
at
individuals
and
registration
1947,
23,
and
Authorized
1961—Month—1960
$5,949,283
$6,619,865
4,576,419
5.113,191
of
the
in
800
acres,
per
$120
or
the
the
secure
Associates
to
$500
contributed
Associate's.
agreement
loan
be
boundary of Hanson Ranch,
Chemical Bank
a
by Joseph Swick, its present president,
machinery. Its original operation consisted
to
of
and mechanical applications for electronic
sealing of vinyl plastic material. In 1949 it expanded its facilities
began the manufacture of shoulder pad presses and other spe¬
July
on
manufacture
Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Mar. 31—
Railway
Railway
of
(b)
Ranch
$58,500.
$36,060,
Eaton,
contribu¬
Volkswagenwerk A. G.—ADRs Filed-
company
CAPITALIZATION
Texas
of
improvements
balance
to
Vail
loan
to
the
Conditional
a
summer
a
the
four
at
acres
note
was
the
Ranch
by
such
organization
equipment,
of
^n
the
their
trust
including
participate
and
Seibert
Katsos
of
800
(500
Asso¬
V.
and
Hanson
The
Denver.
of
capital
cash,
Ranch,
the
to The Transmontane
assumed
has
conditions,
to
The
deed
to
Denver
1960
of
of
Earl
Jr.,
in
Asso¬
Colo.
west
partners
their
as
two
erected
Vail
County,
miles
Conway,
Katsos
Katsos
land
and
F.
less,
being
the
on
comprising
May
the
or
$341,500,
Eagle
107
by
funds
lift,
be
to
owned
$100,000
ia)
gondola
general
as
other
with
a
facilities
be
to
contribute,
of
more
due
Fowler
land
contributed
per
estate
John
to
consisting
Hanson
Eaton,
with
following:
of
related
listed
are
used
operation
and
real
propose
acres,
balance
the
acres
Corp.
the
300
valuation
Conway,
be
to
are
and
lift
on
together
less,
or
unpaid
and
Fowler,
and
sale
Valley near Mintur,
developed are located about
Seibert,
more
agreed
cost
land
Associates,
less),
the
the
beginners'
a
and
ciates.
or
of
Creek
be
Seuberi
Mr.
tion
be
construction
Service
properties
of
number
after
was
Corp.—Common Stock Sold—Pursuant to
20th
April
an
Corp.
sale
H„
shares,
40,000
Broadway, Denver, filed a registration
April • 25 covering $1,000,000 in limited
on
to
Proceeds
purchase,
double-chair
each
Ariz )
p.
which F.
of
Litz
issued
reserves and compared with
He
emphasized, additionally,
general
Tronomatic
violating
and
193,
F.
the
commissions.
preferred
appropriations
announced
(USDC, Tucson
Corp., Horizon Land
Alfred
Ltd.—Registers—
interests,
and
$922,690 or 70
cents
a
share
in
1959.
that deferred
income for 1960 increased by $223,624 or 18 cents a share and, taken
together, both types of income amounted to $1.13 a share.
outstanding
Installation
Regional Offices
stock,
common
outstanding
junior
Galen
cents
95
or
.
verified a preliminary report
consolidated net earnings climbed 35%
that
year
area.
have signed
peak of $86,104,000
new
a
year-end,
operations,
$1,242,558
to
and
...
for this prime
at
and World
provide for
Research
order
of
shares,
processing
new
has
company
of
stock
incurred
commission
5%'
associations—World Savings
our
Savings (Ontario, Calif.),
said, "that we must
Galen
location
Boulevard
1960
Expansion
Federal
a
the
the
oifered
for
sale
at
$10,000
per
unit.
is
all
the
units
are
sold.
Peter
W.
payable if
original limited partners . have agreed to contribute
$100,000 in cash, as a supplemental cash contribution to the partner¬
ship, $41,500 of which is intended to defray in part the costs of such
A
Seibert
Vulcan
Corp.—Enjoined—
Francisco
entry
from
indebtedness
for the
working capital.
to
shares
common
proceeds
repay
equipment
500,000 shares
Ltd.,
Associates,
before
.
Texas Ore Lands
net
or
indebtedness,
'
.
411,000
of
the
for
pay
the 411,000
37,000.
owns
underwriter
partnership
hold¬
northeast
quarters
permanent
aggregate
to
machinery
certain
Vail Associates,
best-known
construct
used
plant, and the balance will be added
1961.
the
the
an
properties.
be
above
loan
and
at
last
com¬
spurted
March
of
will
their
at
23%
rose
in
quarter
$9,645,000,
Assets
foot
square
will
for
company
of
rate
first
shareholders
volume,
to
in
pace
that the savings
time,
will
it
record-breaking
a
$106,795,510
and
Trans-World
savings
earlier
to
1494.
p.
analog
of
of
amount
and
at
1960
18,000
an
which
$80,795,000
ardizing
amounted
pur¬
development;
used
warrants.—V.
loan
same
the same
at
expansion
reviewing
had
months
$13,390,064, compared with $13,106,439 for
a
$2,711,429,
V.
from
revenue
F.
the
as
now
Easton
company.
orders.
of
warrants,
Galen
J.
mark
dollar
EARNINGS—For
Gross
the
Boulevard
Calif.),
Consolidated
taken
registration statement
of
shares
quarter
America—where
Wilshire
cialized
Memorial Professional Bldg., Houston, Texas, filed
with the SEC on April 25 covering $10,000,000
company's Employees' Stock Purchase Plan, together
with 500,000 shares of common stock which
may be acquired pursuant
to the Plan.—V. 193,
p.
1061.
e
in
(Colorado)—is
in
and
Texas
the
connection
and
and
of
which
accelerated
New
first
leased
in
to
excess
the
proposes
rental
and
like
a
1,600
growth picture for all three of
the
have
3,800
Mee
Bros.
users.
follows:
as
it
for
employment
shares
of
growth,
more
speeded corporate expansion
per
Inc.
Minor,
Stein
6.000
193,
Biddle &
Co.____
6.000
&
6,000
___
Co._
6,000
Co._
—V.
"The
(Lynwood,
Savings
6,000
Inc
&
Hess,
used
6,000
&
7.500
__.
&
Sherrerd
&
Francis
Co
Lestrange
Butcher
has
in
sold
in
not
to
well
as
potatoes
Savings & Loan's Wilshire branch.
Fricke
Bioren
9.000
data
commercial
in
governmental
6,000
11.
the
in
Wilshire
of
building
All
Co
Moyer,
French
Yarnall,
&
produc¬
offer
which
the
capital
solicitation
and
Louis
April
on
announced,
company
office
&
Hecker
9,000
&
6,000
Inc.
Masten
&
Parke
&
Hughes
Co.__,
Applegate
Woodcock,
W.
__
Roberts
E.
A.
9,000
&
&
Humphrey
Co.
Raffensperger,
»
Hulme,
15.000
&
Battles
•Schmidt,
Harrison
62,500
Inc.
Haupt
Janney,
Shares
63,000
__
for
the
28,500
share),
Co.
even
an
million
intersections
120
severally
selling
stock
to
purchase'
per
owns
exercise
have
the
common
to
be
research
working
the
to
shares
$7,308,000
issued
Warren W. York & Co. Inc.
Suplee,
Galen
corner
31,
issuance
with
hundred
ing
-
at
32%
In
number
their
Co.
to
the
party.
reserved
Shares
Stroud
17,
as
on
$1
4,000
meeting
jumped
pared
options.
UNDERWRITERS—The
ag'eed
holders
the
Agreement.
thereafter
end
shares
by
term
a
the
by
77,500
employee stock
Loan
periods
at
notice
^Excludes
of
performance
Revolving
effective
for
and
future
the
and
company
at
President
year,
annual
year,
resulting from lease contracts
for
Terryphone
equipment
obtained
subsequent to this date.
Interest on the
amount
advanced
to
the
company
is
payable
monthly
and
on
an
aggregate
basis
amounts
to
the
$19,000
deposits
for
including
with
Financial
continued
this
of
repay
rentals
future
period
5,000 shares and 2,000
Trans-World
1960,
borrow
may
fixtures;
security
to
proposals
President,
and
director,
a
for
same
warrants
Vice-President,
and
will
premises
will
developments
in
Trans-World Financial Co.—Record Quarter—New Site
against
existing
82,220,156
loan
this
banks.
to
Commercial
borrowed
Terryphone
proceeds
loans
from
amounts
the
1961
a
*
t803,210 shs.
with
Agreement
20,
contracts
of
Part
Loan
Ross,
sale
the
operations,
outstanding
(exercisable
promoter
1,000,000 shs.
March
on
three-year
shares
Outstanding
of
has
proposes
company
and
proposes
industrial
and
of
year
connection
in
company
23.800
FINANCING
PRESENT
*-
-
Revolving
a
company
rentals
of
as
—
50i__
(par
clients
also
in
The
interested
be
the stock
required,
as
arrange¬
any
company
research
such
may
company
added
be
preparation
The
employees
and related engineering and drafting materials;
the
will
purposes
the
The
has
or
into
entered
retrieval systems.
for
from
and
during
balance
be
to
to
one
company
the
intends
company
processed
per
at
facilities
services.
or
furniture
first
computers
$40,000
tive
manufactured
Authorized
Sundry
digital
the
and
leases.
of
office
the
not
has
improvements
test equipment
corporate
the
company
it,
estimated
at
in connection with
primarily to provide
equipment
for
and
1960,
present
no
governmental,
to
proceeds
net
leasehold
for
during
with;
$4.50
underwriter
the
December
which
The
$25,000,
and
at
common
with, and if feasible, to develop
principally for
improving
the
per¬
used
funds
the
chase of
and
exercisable
sell
to
3,000
and
connection
be
agencies
services
$245,000
and
information
devices.
such
lease
to
by
by
obtain
of
in
to
in
products
any
research
devices
governmental
$10,000
in
use
in
officersi,
of
to
expenses
capital
to
increasing
sold
being
company's
working
added
be
for
components,
shares
the
deducting
will
offering,
paging
and
sale
existing
The
business
and industry.
The company's equipment, known as the "Terryphone
System." operates' so as
to
allow an individual to be paged
by
speaking his name into a telephone hand set and then engaged in
a
private conversation as soon as he responds into a similar hand
set.
The
system may also be used for private conference
calls or
for
broadcasting music or time signals and other messages.
of
share,
per
warrants
has
operations,
certain
the
processing
BUSINESS—Terryphone Corp. manufactures, leases, sells and serv¬
a
line of internal communications systems consisting of various
*
at
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
continue
the
business
previously
to complete and operate a plgnt
being constructed pursuant to an
arrangement with an instrumentality of the State of Maine in charge
of encouraging industrial development.
Upon completion of the plant, it
frozen
Vail
of
tion
ices
combinations
thfm
engage
from
$1
agreed
law
Delaware
endeavor
,
registrar,
and
agent
at
three-year
has
sale
efforts basis
a
$.675 per
a
company
formance
■
APPOINTMENT— Transfer
public
best
receive
on
underwriter
the
under
correlation
Inc., offered publicly 260,000 shares of this firm's 5£ par
common stock at $7
per share.
^
...1.
for
offered
be
commenced
for
ments
SEC
.
by its predecessor
for
warrant.
yet
(other
April 24 prospectus, an underwriting group headed
an
the
underlie
which
per
not
Files
—
Broadway, New York, filed a registra¬
on
April 25 covering 72,200 shares of
160
Inc.,
made
with
Organized
Terryphone Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
to
be
which
share,
mill
Registers Common
$4.50 per share. The
through Richard Bruce
Inc.,
which will
share commission and
for expenses. The registration statement also includes 7,500
shares which the company sold to a limited group of persons
will
$16,250
Co.—Redemption—
Terry Steam Turbine
The
The
conducted
,
—
.
potatoes.
Vice-President,
with
stock,
common
may
"
stock
common
of
but
'
.
Systems,
statement
tion
,
Corporation owned of
Homes
the outstanding
Offering—
offering
1340.
.
Transition Systems, Inc.
the device to the antenna terminals of the
be connected with relative simplicity.—
from
leading
set,
p.
of
balance
the
is
Stock
or
antenna
V.
persons;
'
tronic device
receiver
about 98%
1960,
the stock being held by
and Thyer Manufacturing has undertaken to furnish
reports
to its stockholders
upon
request.—V.
191,
financial
,
of
plastic
1,
Manufacturing,
2565.
p.
such reproductions may be made on film, magnetic tape,
other materials.
The invention proposes the use of an elec¬
which may be placed upon or near the ordinary television
set and which is attached to the television receiver only by an
capable
other
annual
and
National
application,
the
of July
as
Thver
27
from
conjunction
of
application referred to above relates to a method of re¬
recordings television signals capable of being used in
patent
producing
to
According
the Board
to approval by
Directors.
of
Financial Chronicle
foreign
a
crude
of
the
pipeline
in
division
oil
includes
pipeline
Panama
Austria
Canal,
and
major
a
in
system
highway
pumping
Indo¬
con¬
station
Venezuela.
stockholders
techniques
projects.
in
This
Williams
the
past
said
course
year
of
"each
year
planning
demonstrated
improvement in capabilities that have kept
of its
industry."
we
and
the
our
gain in
carrying
increasing
organization
head
annual
a.m.
meeting
April
26
in
of
Williams
the
Brothers
company's
Tulsa
was
held
headquarters.—V.
192,
stockholders
Volume
Number
193
6051
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1947)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
i
ALASKA
awarded to The Bank of America
Fairbanks
Indep. School District
Corporation, Alaska
Offerin g—James
Lunquist,
A.
Clerk
Bond
N. T. & S. A. of San
the
Board
until 8 p.m.
(AST)
May 16 for
on
obligation
school
June 1, 1961.
to
1962
bonds.
Due
Dated
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981,
Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of
Seattle.
Sacramento
Maricopa County, Agua Fria Union
High School District No. 216
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
sealed
May
on
until
15
11
the
general
purchase of $260,000
for
ob¬
ligation negotiable bonds. Dated
April 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable
^t the
County Treasurer's office.
Phoenix,
$3,400,000 street
and
highway improvement 1961
bonds offered on April 18—v. 193,
p.
1604—were awarded to
a syndi¬
by White, Weld & Co.,
price of par.
a
Other members of the
bonds.
her
at
office
in
Sacramento,
until 10 a.m. (Calif. DST) on May
10
for the purchase of
$585,000
school, series B bonds. Dated June
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1963
to
inclusive.
1985
(J-D)
Principal
Olson
&
Beaumont,
Inc.,
and
Herrington
payable
Fresno
&
Sutcliffe,
Unified
City
Bond
of
San
School
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering
bids
J.
—
his office
at
1961.
15,
1963
Due
1982
to
in
May
on
from
15
inclusive.
Principal
interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
&
his
at
Legal¬
Sutcliffe,
San
in
San
Luis
Obispo, until 2 p.m.| (Calif. DST)
on May 1 for the purchase of $80,0C0 school, series B bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1
1962
to
1973
inclusive.
Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
and
Carlsbad Municipal Water District,
San
Orange
of
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
1
tors,
will
receive
sealed
bids
at
his office in Carlsbad, until 2 p.m.
(Calif.
the
purchase of $425,000 election 1957,
series 2 bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
DST)
May
on
2
for
Due
on May 1
from 1962 to 1991,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable
Treasurer's
the
at
office.
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los
Angeles.
awarded
posed
1605—were awarded to
of
Blyth
R. H. Moulton & Co.,
& Co.
Security-First
of
&
&
a
group
Co.,
Inc.,
and J. Barth
County, Calif.
$85,000 school,
series A bonds offered on April 11
—v.
193, p. 1497—were awarded
to
Hill Richards
of
100.02.
&
Co., at
a
price
Escondido Union School District,
Bond
series
April
Diego
County, Calif.\
Sale—The $410,000
B-1960
11
—
v.
National
Co., at
bonds
193,
p.
a
San
Francisco,
his
at
Angeles, until 9
office
T.
in
Los
May 16 for the purchase of
$25,000 general obligation school
building election 1959, series D
on
June
on
June
Dated
bonds.
from
1
clusive.
Principal
payable
(J-D)
County
the
were
Fresno
Principal and interest (J-D)
the
at
able
office.
Legality
O'Melveny
geles.
&
offered
1497
—
on
were
April 4—v. 193,
awarded to The
N. T. & S. A., of
on
were
—
pay¬
approved
Myers, of Los
by
Orange County Waterworks Dist.
No. 4, Zone L (P. O.
Santa
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
1605
p.
—
were
Wells Fargo
Co.,
man,
$185,000 school
April 10—v. 193,
awarded to The
Bank American Trust
of San Francisco, and
Agnew & Co., jointly.
Maple
Bond
son,
on
School District,
County, Calif.
Offering—Vera
County
Clerk,
bids
her
sealed
at
ersfield, until 11
on
May 16 for
$70,000
school
bonds.
Dated
June
clusive.
(J-D)
1
payable
1961,
at
receive
in
Bak-
series
$440,000
obligation water works
bonds offered on April 11 was sold
to Taylor &
of
100.065,
4%s, at a price
basis of about 4.74%.
Co.,
a
as
Springs Unified School Dist.,
bids
office
his
at
bridge
and
Riverside,
school
bonds.
Dated
the
for
June
on
clusive.
June
payable
(J-D)
proved
Due
Principal
payable
and
at
by O'Melveny
Angeles.
Myers,
&
Offering
approved
by
Mateo
Clerk,
County
ing,
bids
sealed
at
his
the
until
City,
will
10
a.m.
Red¬
(Calif.
May 16 for the purchase
on
$5,000 school bonds. Dated June
until
FLORIDA
series B bonds. Dated June
1, 1961.
Due
to
June
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
1
from
1971
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
the
at
a
San
to
John
Nuveen
&
Herrington
Sutcliffe,
&
San
of
Francisco.
to
Marcos
Water
District, San
County
1735—were awarded to
a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Schwabacher &
Robert
Bender
Co., and Frank &
Co., at a price of
par.
and
interest
Fanning,
the
County
Clara
Upland School District, San
Bernardino
County, Calif.
die,
bids
sealed
in
office
his
at
receive
will
Clerk,
County
San
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (Calif
DST) on May 8 for the purchase
Dated
May
geles.
a
Sale
The
—
11—v.
bonds
193,
Hill
to
will
Due
&
County
sealed
on
Clerk,
bids
office
at
his
2
until
May
will
p.m.
S.
re¬
in
(Calif.
for the purchase
1
of
from
fice.
1962
to
1986
inclusive.
San
Offering
Bond
receive
Calif.
Dorothy
—
Tax
and
sealed
(Calif. DST)
bids
on
V.
Clerk,
until
11
June 8 for
11
receive
(EST)
a.m.
on
&
Richard¬
Freeman,
Watson, of Jacksonville.
South
Bond
Pasadena, Fla.
Sale—The
$325,000 sewer
bonds offered
revenue
Mar. 27
on
193, p. 1278—were awarded
to Goodbody & Co., and Herbert
J. Sims & Co., jointly, at a price
—v.
GEORGIA
Colquitt County School District
(P. O. 204 Colquitt County
Courthouse, Moultrie), Ga.
Bond Offering—Ray C. Bryant,
pay¬
Secretary of the Board of
Francisco.
Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
2
(EST)
p.m.
May
on
for
2
the
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
from
1962 to
Due
on
Feb. 1
1981, inclusive. Prin¬
payable
des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Kelley &
cipal and
interest
(F-A)
at any bank or trust company
Mobley, of Atlanta.
Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
until
April 1 from 1963 to 1976,
Callable as of April 1,
1968. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Bankers Trust Co.,
of New York.
Legality approved
Co.,
County, Calif.
Offering — Charles
Woodland,
DST)
bids
inclusive.
1497—were
p.
Richards
Yolo
ceive
will
Secretary,
sealed
price of 100.017. >
Bond
Offering —T. W. Wither-
ington,
$23,000 1961
offered on
Washington Unified School Dist.,
1
Florida
Bond
County, Calif.
series
Paynton,
Commission
of 95.00.
Springs School District,
Alameda
April
by
Carlton Building, Tallahassee),
by Patterson,
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Bond
Development
son
office.
school,
approved
(P. O. Room 328, East Wing,
1960, series I
1961. Due
on May 1
from 1963 to 1982, incl.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the County Treasurer's
Warm
Florida
Legality
1,
$330,000 election
ILLINOIS
Chicago Board of Education, III.
Bond
Offering — William
G.
Caples, President of the Board of
COLORADO
County School District
(P. O. Lakewood), Colo.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be
received
purchase
until
May
16 for the
$4,200,000
of
school
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CDST) on May 15
for
the
school
Dated
15,
purchase
of
$40,000,000
working cash fund
bonds.
May 15, 1961.
Due
1961.
1963
bonds.
on
Due on May
May 15 from
1981, inclusive. Principal
payable at the
to
and interest (M-N)
Champaign
County Community
Unit School District
No. 4
(P. O. Champaign), III.
Bond Offering — E. A. Colbert,
City
Treasurer's office.
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due
on Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
payable at
any
bank
or
(M-N)
trust com¬
Legality
Cutler,
approved by Chapman &
of Chicago.
East
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CDST) on May 2 for the
purchase of $944,000 school build¬
County (P. O.
San Jose),
a.m.
(A-O) payable at the Mer¬
National Bank, of Miami
May 15 for the purchase of
$2,600,000 Leon County road rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961.
Bond Offering—V. Dennis War-
Jefferson
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 gen¬
eral
obligation waterworks 1961
bonds offered on April 18—v. 193,
Diego
p.
1986, inclusive. Callable as of
April 1, 1968. Principal and in¬
on
Co.,
price of 100.018.
(EST)
p.m.
improvement bonds. Dated April
1, 1961. Due on April 1 from 1962
able at the County
$420,000 park¬
7:30
May 8 for the purchase of
$700,000 general obligation street
County
Legality ap¬
Orrick,
Dahlquist,,
by
ing limited tax bonds offered on
April 12—v. 193, p. 1497—were
at
until
on
office.
Principal and interest (M-N)
awarded
bids
1977
fice.
Sale—The
F.
Edrick, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed
and .interest
$890,000 school, series A bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May
Bond
Islands, Fla.
Offerin g—Audrey
Bond
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1958.
Due on June 1, 1983.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Obispo Parking Dist.
1, Calif.
of
Gray,
&
Beach.
1,
Luis
Ropes
Boston.
May 2
receive
in
L. W. Bither,
—
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
A. Brun-
office
to 2000,
Legality
school,
Pescadero Union High
Offering—John
1963
Interest A-O.
on
at
Bond
a.m.
for the purchase of $35,000
awarded
School Dist.,
County, Calif.
from
1
inclusive.
in¬
at
Stanislaus Union School District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
and
office.
Oct.
on
Bar Harbor
Francisco.
in¬
1986
to
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
Principal
Treasurer's
1961.
1,
1962
from
1
11:00
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
revenue
Due
15,
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
bonds.
in
until
May 9 for the purchase
of $900,000 student center facility
on
June 15 from 19G2 to
(J-D)
Bond
bids
sealed
im¬
bonds. Dated June
on
inclusive.
of
(Calif. DST) on May
purchase of $1,100,000
election
1959,
series
C
1
Bond
1968
1982
Calif.
a.m.
in¬
1961.
to
1957. Due
Pequegnat,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until 10
Santa
1,
highway
provement
Bond Sale—An issue of
A
Due
1962
office.
Gib¬
(Calif. DST)
purchase of
the
Principal
Treasurer's
office
a.m.
June
from
Kern
K.
will
Shu-
000,000
Ana), Calif.
An¬
Calif.
1991, incl.
County (P. O.
Modesto), Calif.
Offering — L. W. Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
May 16 for the purchase of $1,-
general
San
County,
(Calif
p.m.
Stanislaus
proved
y
Clara
1967 to
.
No.
on
school
offered
Francisco.
San
of
Treasurer's
County
8
(EST)
11:30
County, Calif.
Sale—The $400,000 school
1383
p.
Due
1962 to 1983,
until
on
Co.,
Marin
incl.
1961.
15,
&
&
Novato Unified School District,
wood
Dated June
ceive
received
DST)
cantile
DST)
June 15 from
Due from
be
terest
school
on
May 2 for the purchase
of $400,000 water revenue bonds.
University of Bridgeport,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond Offering—Henry W. Littlefield, Vice-President, will re¬
bids at his office in Modesto,
May 9
bonds.
Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on
(Calif. DST)
Lynch,
Smith,
Inc.,
CONNECTICUT
Santa Rosa,
Bond
Bender Co. and C. N. White & Co.
for the purchase of $45,000
a.m.
syndicate
Merrill
Fenner
Witter
San
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
10:30
of
of
bidder.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., J. A.
Hogle
&
Co.,
Kenower,
Mac
Arthur &
Co., Frank & Robert
J. L. Brown,
—
,
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
pany
1, 1961.
Stone
&
Youngsberg, J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
County, Calif.
Offering
follows:
Pierce,
Dean
way,
terest
as
of Los
School District,
Star Union
Bond
in¬
interest
and
at
Due
1981
to
office.
Treasurer's
Lone
1961.
1,
1962
17
The
price
a
Riverside County,
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
at
Bond Offering—G. A.
Offerin g—Gordon
bids
by
of $20,000,000 gen¬
obligation county express¬
series A bonds. Dated July
Bond
awarded
Other members of the
Angeles County), Calif.
sealed
April
on
Bank of America N. T. & S. A
price of 100.001.
a
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
munic¬
Sale—The
San
com¬
Angeles, Blyth & Co.,
Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co., William
R. Staats & Co., and Hill Richards
Decoto School District, Alameda
Bond
group
Bank of Los
Santa
Sale—The $542,000
composed
a
—
offered
193, p. 1735—were
syndicate headed
—v.
Los Gatos Unified School District,
ipal improvement, series B bonds
offered
on
April 18 — v. 193,
p.
$1,500,000 gen¬
to
Treasurer's
County, Calif.
The
$2,000,000
Bank of America
1960, series A bonds offered
April 18 — v. 193, p. 1735—
were
Calif.
Chico,
Bond
Calif.
E and
Offering—Richard R. Coe,
I
{
County,
eral obligation election 1957, series
on
Sale
bonds
San
High School Dist.,
Sale—The
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Bond
school
Bond
Union
County
Bernardino
Palm
District,
office
San
bonds
Bond
the
Morongo Unified School District,
Francisco.
Fullerton
Due
office.
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
1961.
L.
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
1,
purchase
eral
(Calif.
a.m.
June
the
in
office
100.214.
Fresno, until
on May 9
for
the
purchase
of
$6,000,000
school, series B bonds. Dated May
10:30
Los
County,
10:30
Dated
at
Garvey School District (P. O.
Calif.
Bond Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
able
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
School
Obispo
his
June 1 from 1962 to 1986, incl.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
to
Fresno
CALIFORNIA
Luis
until
at
on
the
at
Francisco.
Chapman, Howe & Co.
Atascadero
bids
on May 22 for the purchase
$3,200,000 school, series A
of
and
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
follows:
as
sealed
re¬
DST)
syndicate
Goodbody & Co.,
Rowles, Winston & Co., Johnston,
Lemon & Co., Rand & Co., Eddieman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., A. E.
Masten & Co., Russ & Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., Leo Oppenheim & Co., First of Texas Corp.,
Fridley & Frederking, Quinn &
Co., Taylor &
Co., Ray Allen,
were
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
Salinas,
cate headed
at
ceive
Offering—Betty L. George,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
and
Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
County, Calif.
bids
Supervisors,
bids
Dist.,
Bond
interest
ARIZONA
Bond
Menamin, County Clerk, will
Folson Joint Unified School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
the purchase of $1,000,000 general
Monterey Union High School Dist.,
Monterey County, Calif.
price of 100.043.
a
of
of
Francisco, at
Bond
nold,
sealed
Peoria, III.
L.
Offering—Robert
Clerk,
City
bids
until
8
will
p.m.
Ar¬
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due oh Jan. 1
from 1963 to 1980, inclusive. Prinon
May
$1,835,000
9
for the
sanitary
sewer
w"
52
cipal
at
(1948)
bank
payable
(J-J)
interest
and
any
trust
or
company
Lake County School District
Rockville
Bond
193,
The
to
1498—were awarded
& Kegley, Inc., at a
p.
Scott
INDIANA
,
j
n
»
"•1 ' " *
Offering —Pauline
t
ne*
j
Bond
—
(CDST)
t
Jen-
receive
until
bids
sealed
1
Springdale Township (P. O.
Harwich), Ind.
1
nated
Darlington), Ind.
Ren-
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
tCSTl
nm
Mav 10 for
on
$56,000 school
building 1961 bonds. Dated May 1,
1961.
Due
semi-annually
from
the
payable at the Farmers and MerBank, in Darlington.
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Legality
approved
Ross,
by
.
...
Lloyd County (P. O. New Albany),
Indiana
Bond
Offering
Feb.
1963
F-A.
man
2
p.m.
Fortville, Ind.
Bond
ceive
sealed
until
bids
2
p.m.
May 2 for the pur$308,000 sewage works
on
of
revenue
Principal
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
on
-
wWa!e^lo° T?w"sh}P* <P' °'
Connersville), Ind.
at
is
Legality approved
No.
Cascade, Iowa
Sale
Donald H.
—
Center
until
1
p.m
$15,000
sewer
^ax
and
aid
1961
bonds.
(J-J)
interest
payable
Bank, in Darlington. Legality
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ap¬
Ice
&
Logansport, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
$3,400,000 electrie utility revenue bonds offered
April 18—v. 193,
p.
Securities
&
Co.,
1605—were
of
at the
price
a
Central
School
Bonds Not Sold
mortgage
(P.
O.
Bond
(EST)
The
$750,000
bonds of-
bonds
bids
offered
Principal
2
p.m.
G*
at
and
the
Township School District
(p. O. Council Bluffs), Iowa
Bond Offering—W. W. Weiser,
Secretary
will
Citizens
chase
Le-
Bank
'
■
p.m.
of
receive
(CST)
the
School
sealed
on
bids
Board',
until
8
May 2 for the pur-
of
$49,000
school
Dated May 1, 1961.
1
bonds.
BondOffering
—
Mrs. Lee
Principal
on
May
8
for
the
school
purchase of
bonds.
revenue
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
\
to
in¬
interest
and
Parish
the
at
office.
Due
1981
Legality
ap¬
Bond Offering—Mrs.
(CST)
for the purchase of
$550,000
water,
light
and
gas
utility revenue bonds. Dated July
23
May
011
Due on Sept. 1 from 1983
inclusive.
Callable as of
1, 1961.
1990
to
Le¬
Interest M-S.
1971.
1,
Sept.
No.
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
Bond Sale
12
April
on
4%s,
as
at
District
(P. O.
bids
(EDST)
until
re¬
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May
1,
1981.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank, of Portland. Legality ap¬
$1,000,000
water
proved by Pierce, Atwood, Scribner, Allen & McKusick, of Port¬
land.
MARYLAND
Wicomico
Bond Offering—Wade H.
until
for
will
noon
the
school
May 1,
1961.
1969
to
1981
receive
(EDST)
sealel
on
May
1961
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Miles,
Barton,
Gans & Markell, of Baltimore.
MASSACHUSETTS
(P. O. 550 South
Telegraph Road), Mich.
Offering
Bond
Sale
Daniel W.
—
receive
will
Chairman,
Barry,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST)
on
May 9 for the purchase of $3,038,000 drain special assessments lim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated
Due
on
inclusive.
1976.
May 1, 1961.
from 1962 to 1991
Callable as of May
1,
May
1
Principal and interest
(Mt-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Dick¬
of Detroit.
Perry School District, Mich.
Offering — James
Bond
W.
Loomis, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST)/on May 15 for
the
purchase jof $350,000 .school
bonds. Dated
June
ly,.
1961. Due on July 1 from 1962 tp
1990 inclusive.:'Principal and in¬
building
terest
payable at any bank
designated by
(J-J)
trust
or
company
the successful bidder.
dock &
Legality ap¬
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Troy, Mich.
Offering — J.
Bond
Lawson
Lockhart, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
May
on
for
8
purchase
the
of
$64,000 special assessment sanitary
sewer district No. 30 bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961 to 1969
inclusive. Principal
payable at any
designated
and interest (M-N)
trust company
or
approved
School
Consolidated
Warren
Michigan
Offering —
Bond
Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
& Stone, of Detroit.
by
Dist.,
William
H.
Ahrens, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 17 for
the
purchase
of $2,750,000 school
building and site, series II bonds.
Dated Oct.
from
1963
1, 1960. Due on July 1
to
inclusive.
1987
Call¬
1976. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
National Bank of Detroit. Legal¬
able
of Julv
as
1,
Cancelled—The pro¬
of Detroit.
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Offering—Joseph P.
Bond
Tat-
Board of
Public Works, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May 9
for the purchase of $582,000 north¬
tan,
Secretary
of
the
east sewage
disposal system reve¬
Dated April 1,
1961.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1987
nue
bonds.
Due
on
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
(J-D)
payable
dock
&
at
any
Miller, Canfield,
proved by
Reading, Mass.
Bond
a
County Eight Mile Drain¬
Paddock & Stone,
Insley,
purchase of $1,500,000
public
100.006,
of
price
a
District
age
Jr., President of the County Com¬
23
193, p. 1606—
Floyd L. Tefft,
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
O.
County (P.
Salisbury), Md.
missioners,
to
basis of about 4.37%.
noon
16 for the pur¬
May
on
of
Burgi,
will
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
v.
—
awarded
were
Paddock
Jr.,
school
The $15,000
—
building limited tax bonds offered
by the successful bidder.
Water District
Offering—Herman
Bond
No. 5,
Mich.
Allegan),
bank
MAINE
Portland
(P. O. 35th Street at
9
126th Avenue, R.
receive
until 7:30 p.m.
bids
sealed
Doris Tal-
will
Clerk,
Town
ley,
Monterey Township School Dist.
proved by
Vidalia, La.
Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
posed sale of $390,000 water bonds
April
been
12—v.
193,
p.
MINNESOTA
1606—has
cancelled.
Big Lake Indep. School District
No.
Frankes, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
$450,000
1961.
1,
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
on
Erlanger, Ky.
May 10
on
1962
from
1
payable
payable at the Peoples
in Marion Legality ap-
Lake
1, 1977
interest
Bank, in New Castle.
Richard
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $217,000
Clerk,
Bond Offering—R. R. Davidson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 3
for the purchase of $175,000 voted
courthouse bonds. Dated June 1,
I960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in-
[oukvill/
until
June
bids
"
Crittenden County (P. O. East
Carlisle Street, Marion), Ky.
Des Moines.
1962 to Jan.
payable
—
Iowa
"
•
Vander-
city improvement 1£61
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due
inclusive.
awarded to
Co.
'
terest
win
Davis,
National
cwow
Legality approved by Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
Ind
May 4 for the purchase
Jan. 1 from
f
$12,000
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
on
Glasgow), Ky.
Offering—Mitchell
1384
p.
of $157,000
bonds.
The
—
May 1 from 1962 to 1973 inclusive.
Castlf
OfferinT-Hazel
City
receive
—
revenue
City
O.
°bl?gatlT°n S^°?L^mg b°TndS*
Pa ?
fnio' +01? ?ne
Jp. fr?m 1062 to 1976 inclusive,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
were
Offering
(P.
June
Dated
}®:3°
(CSTL°" ppay 2 fo^
*b(r. Purchase of $145,000 general
p.
Council Bluffs,
Bond
not sold.
New
beck,
Sale
time
same
Bunten,
April 11—v. 193,
on
—were
193,
construction
Building
Winchester), Ind.
(J-J)
KENTUCKY
County School District
(CST)
a.m.
purchase of $125,000 school
chase
1736-were
bonds
the Carleton D. Beh
Corporation
fered
Additional
street
at
v.
&
Co.,
John
Dividson-Vickprice of 100.0069.
Co., and
$52,000 street
offered
on
Sale—The
—
T~1"
°
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Iowa
& Trust Co., of Clear Lake, as 3s,
at a price of par.
Dillon, Union
100.0599.
Monroe
Bond
improvement
corn-
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Lake,
9:30
April
Ranson
&
Hal-
awarded to The Clear Lake Bank
„
awarded to Eastman
Clear
on
syndicate
offered
a
Sadler, Inc., at a
G.
Dated May 1, 1961.
April ?1
—
State
Wichita,
Bond
to
to
"
Small
Consolidated School
Offering—Mary
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until
1606—were awarded to Strana-
han, Harris & Co., and Kenower,
MacArthur & Co,, jointly..
(P. O. Many), La.
Offering — Roy Alford,
Bond
gen¬
improvement
April 17—v. 193,
eral obligation street
61
obligation unlimited
bonds
sold
purchase of $118,000 school bonds,
cipal
on
sewer
was
1978 inclusive. Prin-
1963
Townships,
Mission
wer.e Posed of A. C. Allyn & Co., the
stock Yards National ^Bank, of
District, Iowa
Bond
at the Farmers & Merchants State
•*)
24
May 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
Dated
from
first
on
Barren
on May
$16,000
school
on
offered
bonds
man, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until May 2 for the
10 for purchase of
(CfST)
'Tn+prp~t
•
(P.O. Merriam), Kan.
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
general
000
PPP
c
-The
Point
Weliever, Township Trustee, will
bids
1
Bond
Darlington), Ind.
sealed
gen-
Turkey Creek Main Sewer Dist.
a^arded to Shaw> McDermott &
Co.
Offering
and
Shawnee
IOWA
.
No.
Mich.
$103,000
inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip,
Parish, Zwolle School Dist.
sold to
n
Aprili1^T V'c-u93'
receive
wts
l96^ T°
III
Wphh
£-0. Leg:ality approved by Webb,
Opmn, McCluie, Buzick & Wautoh,
of Topeka.
Franklin
O.
series A
,
f
Indianapolis,
„
Orleans.
of New
Sabine
of
construction
(P.
sTstem
$37 000
Kansas, inc., as 4s and ^s. Dated
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
'i(?sup *f
An
™
approved by Ross, McCord, Ide &
Township Civil Township
°"c
,
rfbl&tidn
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Bond
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
Treasurer's
R
as
Legality
bidder.
successful
the
(J-D)
•
Callable
1, 1967.
clusive.
KANSAS,-.
/,
Principai and interest (J-J) payable
at the Fayette Bank & Trust Co.,
in Connersville.
the
•
•>».>*
,.
.
v.;
at
p.m.
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
of Feb.
apolis.
payable
7
Due on Feb. 1 from
1981 inclusive.
1963 to
bonds.
interest
and
the First
Na¬
in Fortville. Legality
payable
(M-N)
tional Bank,
V. 198, p. l/ob — were
(M-N)
until
June 1 for the purchase
July 1, 1961.
for the
/
Sale—The
Bond
re¬
$1,500,000 waterworks and elec¬
utility revenue bonds. Dated
School Treasprer's office. Legality
May 1 from 1963 to 1995
inclusive.
on
of
Clerk, will
bids
sealed
(CST)
terest
Ross,
price of 100.004.
a
Lincoln Park,
Oakland
Cham¬
J.
E.
—
Town
ceive
Merchants State Bank, in Darling-
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due
on
Jr.,
torL
,,v
City.
Offering
pagne,
(J-J) payable at the Farmers &
from 1962 to 1979, inclusive.
Offering—Virginia Grunt,
Clerk-Treasurer, will re-
(CDST)
chase
Bond
Bond Offering — Donald Van
Cleave, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 2 for
the purchase of $550,000 school
building bonds. Dated April 1,
1961. Due on Nov. ,1 from 1962 to
1980 inclusive/ Principal and in-
j
r
Town
New Yprk
not sold.
by
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
nnn
,
<*- O. R. R. 1, Darlington), Ind.
approved
Inc., at
purchase of $460,000 build¬
tric
April 18
Legality
the Parish School
receive sealed bids
a.m.
(CST) on May 23
Franklin, La.
$agar Creek Township Civil Twp.
Bond Offering — Reid D. Paddack, Trustee, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on May 10
for the purchase of $11,000 school
aid 1961 bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1973
inclusive. Principal and interest
District
of
terest A-O.
Bonds Not Sold— The $550,000
school building bonds offered on
—
School
and equipment bonds. Dated
April 1, 1961.
Due on April 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
In¬
Woodbtne Community School
_
p.
group
Inc., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
&
Co.,
Allen
Co. & Berrien Securities,
p.
ing
$100,000 sewer
bonds
offered
on
...
Bond Offering — Frank Scott,
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from Township
Trustee, will receive
to
1981, inclusive.
Interest sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CDST)
Legality approved by Chap- on May 1 for the purchase of
& Cutler, of Chicago.
$40,000 school building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on July 1
$225,000
10
for the
Corporation,
bUrgh!
receive
will
(CDST)
2 for the purchase of
hospital
bonds.
Dated
May
on
until
bids
sealed
Henry Perry,
—
Auditor,
County
by
a
Blair &
will
McCord,, IcCu.& MUlet^.of Indian-
July 1, 1962 to July 1, 1976 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J)
chants State
the successful bidder.
approved by Reed,
Smith, Shaw & McClay, of Pitts-
of
purchase
until
April 11 —v. 193, p. 1605 — were
awarded to J. Cliff Rahell & Co.
...
n
•/ c l
i
Legality
nels,
Secretary
Sale—The
construction
de^ig-
bank or trust company
any
Bond
Shenandoah, Iowa
Bond
inclusive
1983
to
Boyce.
&
Bros.
(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
Offering — H. A. Norton,
No. 29
April 10—v. 193,
^ rf.If, *rd
Co.
Parish
Calcasieu
composed of Shaw, McDermtt &
Principal and interest payable at
Darlington Consolidated School
Corporation (P. O.
1
1963
from
Stein
to
LOUISIANA
Board,
and Quail &
to
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
O. Vanceburg),
Kentucky
Sale—The $650,000 school
awarded
1605—were awarded to a group
p.
193,
17—v.
awarded
bonds offered on
bonds offered on
Bond Offering — Joseph Wilkoxz, Township Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
April
on
1606—were
(P.
County
Bond
a
(P. O. North Liberty), Iowa
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
(EDST) on May 12 for the purchase of $85,000 general obligain Danville. Legality approved by tion township improvement bonds.
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Dated June 1, 1961. Due on June
Indianapolis.
offered
by
building revenue bonds offered on
April 11—v. 193, p. 1605—were
Township School District
Penn
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
McDonald-Moore
Lewis
Missouri Valley.
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the Danville State Bank,
until
at
.
price 0f 100.05.
Indianapolis,
p.m.
J.
Co., Inc.,
White-Philips
tke
In¬
Louis¬
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of
Bank
Chicago, Iowa-Des Moines National Bank of Des Moines, and
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1990 Inclusive,
Offering—Lewis
group
1991 inclusive.
to
.
ville.
Missouri Valley Iowa
Callable as of July 1, 1967. PrinBond Sale The $70,000 swimcipal and interest (J-J) payable ming P°°l bonds offered on April
atvthe Rockville National Bank,
6—v- 193, p. 1498—-were awarded
in Rockville. Legality approved ; to. The Peoples State Bank of
(CST) on May 4 for the purchase
of $250,000 sewage works revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
Bond
a
of
Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
nings,
to
1605 — were
composed of
The Harris Trust & Savings
May 2 for
on
193, p.
v.
—
awarded
Darrel Davis,
the purchase of $750,000 school
building first mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1991, incl.
price of 100.02.
•
Offering
until 2 p.m.
$110,000 school
building bonds offered on April 6
—v.
April 17
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Sale—The
Bond
$950,000 county
home limited tax bonds offered on
Rockville), Ind.
No. 98
(P. O. RFD, Box 337,
Palatine), III.
Schools
Consolidated
Building Corporation (P. O.
1963
A-O. Legality approved
terest
Iowa
Bond Sale—The
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler,
of Chicago.
from
1
Lee County (P. O. Fort Madison),
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
\
MICHIGAN
Lawrence School District,
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
Mich.
$890,000 school
refunding, building and site bonds
building
18—v.
to
The
727, Minn.
'
$303,000 school
offered on April
Sale—The
bonds
193,
p.
1606—were
Allison-Williams
awarded
Co.
Volume
193
Number
6051
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
(1949)
v
Bloomington Indep. School Dist.
No. 271, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
1961.
received until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
May 10 for the purchase of
$1,400,000 school building bonds.
No. 451, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
until
8
trust
designated
company
successful
Bond
v
of St. Louis.
May
on
until 7:30
9
for
the
Detroit
Lakes
Indep.
No.
Bond
School Dist.,
Offering—Dri
stadt, District
bids
T.
A.
Rog-
1961.
Due
1976
inclusive.
2
trust
Principal
payable
at
and
to
in¬
bank
or
designated by the
company
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
neapolis.
Bond Offering—Wm. J. Fry, Jr.,
sealed
bids
until
Bond
on
(CST)
purchase of
$350,000 drainage bonds.
May
on
17
for
Bond
Sale
to
The
Bond
Jr.,
City
sealed
receive
1961
bonds.
Due
Co.;
J.
M.
Dain
&
Inc.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and the American National
of
St.
Paul,
at
price
a
of
•par.
Goodhue
Indep. School District
No.
253,
inclusive.
(J-D)
Offering—Sealed bids will
No.
193,
April 13
on
1280—were
p.
Biloxi, Miss.
Offering — Roy
Bond
be received
until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
May 2 for the purchase of $275,000 hospital bonds. Due from 1964
inclusive.
be
Indep.
School
Dist.
No. 138, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
2
1961
revenue
11—V.
awarded
and
May
bonds
193,
John
to
jointly, at
p.
offered
on
1606—were
Nuveen
Indep.
No.
&
Co.,
School
4
(CDST)
purchase of
May 16 for the
$398,000 school building bonds.
Sale—An
Scharff
&
<Riehm,
District
sealed
(CDST)
'chase of
-series
B
Bond
bids
until
was
April
Sale—The
sold
First
School
District,
Mo.
to
The
Bank, of Chicago,
and City National Bank & Trust
Kansas
of
about
Kansas
City,
jointly, as
price of 100.029, a basis
a
3.39%.
City School District, Mo.
Sale
Bond
The
—
building
1961
$5,000,000
bonds
Yellowstone
(P.
O.
Continental
a
&
price
Trust
of
Other
1606—were
p.
County School Dists.
10th
101
Street
West,
Illinois
100.065.
as
were
Brothers
National
Co., of Chicago., at
members
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on May 22
the
the
follows:
syndi¬
Salomon
&
Hutzler, Robert W.
Co., Inc., State Street
Bank & Trust Co., of Boston, McDougal &
Condon, Inc., M. B.
Vick & Co., Inc., and McDonald-
St.
&
&
Louis
purchase
bonds.
of
$1,800,000
Interest
J-D.
1865
will
,5
No.
R-l
(P. O.
Highway 66, St. Louis
Bond
R.
Wood
Offering
—
J.
'
W.
Hord,
Offering
Richard
—
C.
1959
Due
bonds.
on
bids
until
Dated
July
July
1 from
Interest
approved
10
a.m.
1,
Bond
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1961.
Due
of
to
a
March
this
traffic
year,
4,125,796 vehicles,
revenues
over
were
a
an
year ago.
$2,862,904,
an
$2,420,-
a
previously,
year
The toll
increase
an
revenues
in
the
twelve
5.4%.
Including the tolls of $35,766,063, concession revenue of $2,615,income
for
enues
31,
last,
193,
the
from
the
investments
of
.end^d March
$39,746,900 compared
to
on April
13 —
1606—were awarded to
p.
Federal
Housing
Finance Agency,
of par.
year
37,897,767,
J-J.
Legality
i
10
—
193,
v.
Bond
to
Sal e—The
bonds
193,
reserve
$1,-
operating
requirements.
000,
offered
or
revenues
Disbursements for extraordinary
from reserve funds and
expenses
not
totaled
provided
budget
in
for
the
annual
operating
expenses
$1,415,343 in the twelve
as
months
ended
March
31,
1961,
against $1,325,157 in the previous
NEW JERSEY
$3,425,000
April
on
1386—were
p.
17
awarded
headed by Halsey,
Inc., taking $3,412,3.70s, at a price of 100.4099,
as
basis of about 3.66%. •
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Boland, Saffin-,
a
Gordon &
Sautter, John Nuveen &
Phelps, Fenn & Co., J. B.
Hanauer & Co., R. D. White &
Co.,
Rand & Co., and
MacBride, Miller
Co.,
&
Co.
Spring Lake Heights, N. J.
Offering — Ethel L. Gifford, Borough Clerk, will receive
Bond
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
May 8 for the purchase of
$40,000 water bonds. Dated June 1,
1961. Due
1966
June
on
inclusive.
terest
(J-D)
from
1
1962 to
Principal and
payable
in¬
the
at
As-
bury
Park-Manasquan
National
in Asbury Park. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn
&
McCarthy,
of New
York
City.
Washington Township School Dist.
(P. O. Oxford), N. J.
Bond
Offering
Arnold
—
W.
Snyder, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:45 p.m. (EDST) on May 11
for the purchase of $285,000 school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
able at the Washington Trust Co.,
in Washington. Legality approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield
City.
of New York
&
Wood,
NEW MEXICO
Farmington Municipal School Dist.
No. 5, N.
ex¬
In the pre¬
remaining
$30,611,638.
price
Stuart & Co.,
operating
in the yea1
vious year the
were
of
but before debt service
1500 — were awarded to The
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., and Storz-
Co., jointly.
after
Home
a
syndicate
a
31, last, left $32,066,587
revenues
Wachob-Bender
p.
budgeted
of $7,680,313
March
penses
$164,000 bonds
April
on
Deducting
expenses
of
increase
an
and
3s, at
as
Sayreville, School District, N. J.
school
$35,766,063
$33,917,587 in the previous
months,
an
increase
of
versus
bonds offered
nue
v.
Bank,
the
5.6%.
of
Neb.
Sale—The
offered
Bond
Clerk
will
2
Mex.
Offering—Reed
of the
Board
receive
of
sealed
(MST)
L.
Frost,
Education,
bids
until
May 2 for the
purchase of $540,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1,
1961.
Due on May 1 from 1962 to 1968
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬
ard, of Denver. /
p.m.
on
,
,
Cumberland
County (P. O.
Bridgeton), N. J.
Bond Offering — Walter H.
bids
sealed
(EDST)
chase
May
on
until
11
for
8
the
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
of
$371,000 bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
1962
1971
to
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's- office. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
year.
North
NEW
Haledon
School
Luiken, Babylon Union Free School District
from
1962
cipal and
the
at
1, 1960. Due oh Feb. 1
to
1981
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
Prospect
(F-A)
Park
payable
National
Hillsborough Township School
District (P. O. U. S. Route
Paterson, N. J.
Bond
No. 206,
Belle Mead), N. J.
Offering—Ruth H. Russo,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EDST) on May 2 for the
purchase of $985,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
1962 to
1986
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
First
the
Bound
National
Brook.
Bank,
Legality
in
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
York City.
eral
8
p.m.
(EDST)
on
May
24
for the purchase of $692,000 school
bonds. Dated April
1, 1961. Due
April 1
(A-O)
ton
from 1962 to
1981
in¬
Principal
and i interest
payable at the First Tren¬
National
Legality
Bank,
approved
in
by
Trenton.
Hawkins,
school
on
April 13 —
1500—were awarded to
dicate
composed
of
C.
J.
gen¬
bonds
v.
193,
a
New
Devine
Co., the Philadelphia National
Bank, of Philadelphia, W. E. Hutton &
Co., Boland, Saffin, Gordon
Sautter, R. D. White & Co., and
G. C. Hass & Co., taking, $1,854,000, as 3.30s, at a price of 100.1899,
&
a
basis of
about
Bond
(EDST)
will receive
(EDST)
on
May 9 for the purchase of
$830,000 various general obliga¬
tion bonds.
Dated May
1, 1961.
Due
on
May 1
inclusive.
(M-N)
First
Clerk,
until
8
payable
National
p.m.
from .1962 to
Principal
at
a.m.
May 9 for the
$1,180,000 school
pur¬
on
of
1961
Due on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Security
National
Island, in Babylon.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 7, N. Y.
Bond Offering—George
Granel-
le, President of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on May 2 for
the purchase of $4,485,000 site ac¬
bonds.
inclusive.
(J-D)
1 from
Principal
payable
the
1961.
1990
interest
and
at
1,
1962 to
Bank
of
Babylon, in Babylon. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
the
Citizens
Batavia, N.
interest
&
June
Dated
June
on
1983
and
Bank
re¬
11
June 1 from 1962 to 1990 inclusive.
Due
Offering—Wayne P. Mit¬
bids
will
until
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
serial
sealed
Austin
quisition and school construction,
3.27%.
Ridgewood, N. J.
Bond
H.
Clerk,
bids
sealed
chase
—
District
Sheldan,
ceive
York
Offering
syn¬
&
chell, Village
combe, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
$1,857,000
and
sewer
O. 500 Great East
West Babylon),
(P.
Bank of Long
offered
p.
New
Hopewell Township School District
Sale—The
1961
2
Neck Road,
8 p.m. (EDST) on May 11 for the
purchase of $774,000 school bonds.
Bank, in Prospect Park. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Bond
No.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Dated Feb.
YORK
Dist., N. J.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Ruth
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
clusive.
1,
March
For
1999
by
Norfolk,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
June
in
rev¬
year ended March 31,
1961, traffic totalled 49,398,071 cars
buses and trucks against
46,774,-
1959.
1962 to
Fitzgerald, Hamer,
& Leahy, of Omaha.
Brown
p.m.
(CDST) on May 9 for the
of $1,750,000 school
fact
Turnpike showed
compared
increase of 18.2% over the
885 in March 1960.
of
Hospital, Elizabeth,
Jersey
The $500,000 stu¬
dormitory 1959 reve¬
—
849,133.
sealed
on May 11 for the purchase
$750,000
dormitory
revenue
on
p.m.
conditions
announced.
In
(CST)
of
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
8
the
gain
to
re¬
purchase
there
$1,314,037 and-miscellaneous re¬
ceipts of $51,008 brought total rev¬
(P. O. Pennington), N. J.
County, Hazel
storm
severe
on
sizable
receive
Co.
School District
no
because
in March of this
year, and the
that
Easter
Weekend
fell
792,
from
of
were
Largely
—
later year amounted to
Billings), Mont.
Offering — Carl S. Wark,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Bank
on
Bond
of¬
April 24—v. 193, p. 1737
were
awarded to a syndicate
headed by the First Boston Corp.,
and
Revenues show Sizable Gain for
697
ceive
National
3.40s, at
193,
offered
Myers, County Treasurer, will
awarded
were
—
of
$31,500 special
Southwick, Camp¬
Waterman Co., as 5V2S.
bell,
to
Sale—The $660,000 school
bonds offered on April 18—V;
193,
1500
Mont.
49,
bonds
17—v.
$94,000
Bond
p.
No.
awarded to The
Inc.
37), Mo.
May 15 for the pur$400,000 school building,
Dated
of
MISSOURI
Moore
on
bonds.
District
Miss.
11
Jersey Turnpike Authority,
New Jersey
March
Toll
Bond Offering—William F. Hol-
Frederick
Clerk,
bonds.
inclusive.
issue
Jones,
South St. Paul), Minn.
—
bridge
and
April
Independent
School District No. 199 (P. O.
Gackstetter and Middle Roads,
Offering
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
1962 to 1971
on
Pine End-Inver Grove
Bond
10
the
offered
Baird
p.m.
on
ceive
for
road
Bond
cate
District
741, Minn.
until
until
Pontotoc,
Inc.,
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
May
—
price of 100.0035.
a
Paynesville
be
1
$386,000
school
$425,000 water
Mannheimer-Egan,
Bond
School
inclusive.
Due from
(CDST)
purchase of
Northfield, Minn.
April
sealed
on
County (P. O.
Brookhaven), Miss.
Bond Offering—Royce R. Hart,
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
fered
Sale—The
(CST)
Lincoln
p.m.
on
May - 23 for the
$398,000 school building bonds.
Bond
receive
Bank,
in
Trenton.
Legality approved
by
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of New York
City.
Harrington, S. J., Secretary, will
Edler,
National
increase of 19.1%
of
inclusive.
on
'
Sidney Special Improvement
school
purchase of $50,000 city
jail bonds. Due from 1962 to 1966
bids
Trenton
amounted to
the
for the
Co.,
Branch
will
bids until 1:30 p.m.
First
Sale
dent nurses
(M-N) payable at the —V.
July 1, 1961.
Creighton University, Omaha, Neb.
L.
1|977 inclusive. Principal
and interest
1960, Joseph Morecraft, Jr., Chair¬
for
Morgan,
Stortz,
Elizabeth
Bond
May 1 from
on
man,
ap¬
by
Legality
&
or
May
$940,000
March, both traffic and toll
NEBRASKA
Brentwood
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
interest
bank
designated
Briggs
awarded
Jackson, Minn.
North
and
1977
as
sealed
on
bids until May 24 for the purchase
of
$80,000 school bonds.
Dated
Paul.
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.
1984
to
any
bidder.
by
1,1961.
receive
District Clerk, will receive sealed
special street improvement bonds
Minn.
87,
Sale—The $266,000 school
builcing bonds offered
to
at
company
proved
Independent School Dist.
Bond
p.m.
1963
Principal
successful
St.
June
from
1
payable
trust
sealed
Minn.
be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
May 25 for the purchase of $310,000 school building bonds.
The
8
to
enues
Roundup), Mont.
Offering — Eileen
Bond
Bond
composed of The Alli¬
group
son-Williams
To
until
Dated
Dec.
on
1
—v.
bids
May 10 for the purchase
street
improvement
on
to
Bond
E.
will
1962
April
on
County High School
improvement
Recorder,
offered
District No. 55 (P. O.
>
will
May 1, 1961. Due
Sale—The $110,000 school
bonds
St.
county improvement bonds. Dated
New
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
3.70s, at a price of 100.38.
$85,000
City .Clerk,
Hanska
a
1, 1961.
to
Bank, of Wa¬
price of par.
Waterville, Minn.
Offering — Herbert
sealed
17—v. 193, p. 1606—were awarded
State
4s, at
as
building bonds offered on April 11
193, p. 1385—were awarded
'
-—
First
Beach,
Sale—The $379,000 school
Bond
The
$18,000 fire
equipment bonds offered on April
18—v. 193, p. 1737—were awarded
599, Minn.
.—v.
Bank,
Bond
building
the
Wabasha, Minn.
roll, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Montana
Indepfj School District
No.
Dated June
Musselshell
Offering—Sealed bids will
receive
Valley County High School
District No. 1 (P. O. Ryegate),
Gaylord),
MISSISSIPPI
*
Co.,
(P. O.
will
Golden
be received until 1:30 p.m.
1961
1, 1961. Due
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen; Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
a
price .of
Minnesota
(CST)
der.
Fertile
bonds.
National
a
&
Sibley County
of
1 from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond
of
Hill,
Inc.,
Luce,
Thompson & Crowe, Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner, & J. Barth & Co.
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
•
Louis, at
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on May
16
for
the
purchase
of
$9,544
•,
Harkness
pur¬
on
bonds. Dated June
Dec.
3
May 17 for the
of $30,000 grandstand
chase
City
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Boettcher &
Co.,
basha,
Dodge County (P. O.
Mantorville), Minn.
Bond Offering — Lawrence A.
True,
County Auditor, will re¬
(CDST)
Co.,
First
and
St.
any
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
ceive
100.01.
p.m.
April 1 from 1964
on
City
in
Trust
County (P. O. Trenton),
New Jersey
Offering—Philip T. Car¬
Bond
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
4
for
the
purchase of
Billings, Mont.
Clerk, will receive
until
(CDST)
on
May 10 for the purchase of
$400,000 general obligation school
building bonds. Dated April
1,
terest
Kansas
<
22, Minn.
Commerce
Bank
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
$225,000 school building bonds.
sealed
the
789, Minn.
Wood, of New York
Freeholders,
syndicate headed by
a
&
New
Mercer
bidder.
Sale—The
awarded to
Dist.
Delafield
City.
or
Rochester, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
interest
bank
any
company
successful
(CST)
$1,775,000 spe¬
May 16 for the purchase of cial assessment bonds offered on
$40,000 school bonds.
April 17—V. 193, p. 1500—were
No.
1981 in¬
MONTANA
Bond
School
to
and
,
p.m.
Independent
1962
designated by the
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
bidder.
,on
Clarissa
from
1
Principal
payable at
(M-S)
by
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
I
the
Ceylon Indep. School District
Bond
bank
any
March
on
clusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at
trust
or
June 1 from 1964 to
on
inclusive.
terest
on
i
Due
1986
53
Trust
Sale—The
Bond
eral
imorovement
April
Company, of Ridgewood. Legality
on
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
were
Wood, of New York City.
Brothers
10
—
awarded
&
v.
Y.
$421,000
bonds
193,
to
Hutzler,
p.
gen¬
offered
1738
—
Salomon
as
2.60s, at a
■
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1950)
Mitchell,
2.58%.
Mitchell, of New York City.
Briarcliff Manor, N.
Bond
-
Offering
Village
man,
bids
sealed
Paul
—
10
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase of
$275,000 water system 1961 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 15
May
on
3
from 1961
the
for
1986 inclusive. Prin¬
to
(M-N) payable
at the Manufacturers Trust Co., in
New York City. Legality approved
by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan,
cipal and interest
of New York
City.
Chester Central
and
Minerva
Olmstedville), N. Y.
Sale —The
1961
bonds
193,
v.
$275,000 school
offered on April 12—
1606—were awarded to
& Cross, as 3.40s, at a
p.
Roosevelt
price
100.15,
of
Monroe
County Water Authority
until
received
June 1 for the
2
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
(EDST)
p.m.
purchase of $17,-
Due
on
June
Dated
bonds.
Feb.
from
1
2001
to
Niagara Falls City School District,
Bond
Clerk
Offering—Frank J. Lang,
of
of
the
Board
receive
will
sealed
Education,
until 2
bids
1961.
to
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1970
1962
from
1
and
Principal
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Marine Trust Company of West¬
New
ern
in Niagara Falls.
York,
Legality
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
approved
Delafield
&
by
and
Pembroke
School District No.
1
Oakfield), N.
11—v.
awarded to
193,
p.
1606—were
Marine Trust Co.
The
of Western New
3.20s, at
about
of
York, Buffalo, as
price of 100.268,
a
a
Bond Offering
April 19—v. 193,
to
a
of¬
1738
p.
group
com¬
&
Rockville Centre,
N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,208,000
lic
improvement
on
1961
to
a
pub¬
of¬
bonds
April 13—v. 193,
awarded
—were
City.
p.
group
Dakota
North
193,
p.
Co., Inc., Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as
&
price
a
Dist.,
until
received
11
a.m.
Dakota
building
offered
bonds
on
April
193, p. 1386—were awarded
The American National Bank,
11—v.
to
Paul.
of St.
Sale
fered
—
April 10—v. 193, p. 1607
awarded to The First Na¬
on
—were
tional
District No. 4
Sale—The
Sale
Bond
$44,115 special
and
street
sewer
17—v. 193,
be received until 7 p.m.
101.17,
basis of about
a
3.02%.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered on
$300,000 sewer
April 17—v. 193,
awarded to Mc¬
Donald & Co., as 33/4s, at a price
of 101.81, a basis of about 3.55%.
1501
p.
—
(CST)
am.
Bond
Offering
—
John P. Cox,
1,
1962
to
11—v.
to
193,
p.
sani¬
April
at
a
price
of
par.
Bond. Offering—W.
ernment
sealed
Jan.
on
Easter-
his
at
office
1964
interest
Chase
York
inclusive.
(M-N)
Manhattan
Principal and
payable
at
the
Bank, in New
City. Legality approved by
(A-O) payable at the
as
Fagin,
J.
City.
Mills
Roger
No.
Dist.
7
sewec
district No.
1
building
homa
sealed bids until
will
noon
Na¬
receive
(EDST)
Offering—Wm.
will
Auditor,
City
bert,
F.
Lam¬
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
May
the
for
2
of
purchase
on
$7,-
600,000 bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
Due
from
1963
1986
to
inclusive.
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
land.
Tangent Rural Fire Protection
District, Ore.
Bond Offering — Art Hamann,
obligation
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1962 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
&
Tillamook County
District
April
19—v.
awarded to
a
offered
on
Smith, Barney & Co., at
a
price of
98.078.
syndicate
follows: Goldman, Sachs
Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration, Weeden & Co., Alex.
Brown & Sons, F. S. Moseley &
were
&
as
Co.,
Noyes & Co., W.
Co., Inc., Goodbody
&
Co.,
McLean
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Schwabacher & Co., and Rodman
H.
Hemphill,
Morton
&
Offering
Bond
City
Isham,
in
(PST)
on
May 1
bonds. Dated June
June 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Principal and
1981
on
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
(J-D)
Washington
payable
sealed
ceive
Ernest
—
W.
will
re¬
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
May 19 for the purchase
of $40,000 off-street parking facil¬
(PST)
ities
on
revenue
bonds.
Dated
June
(J-D) payable at the City
bids
until 8 p.m.
May 11 for the purchase of $37,000
general obligation funding bonds.
Dated
1
June
from
the
National Bank, of PittLegality approved by Town-
Elliott & Munson,
send,
ter, Director of the Department of
Accounts
ceive
and
Finance,
bids
sealed
(EDST)
2
for
bonds.
May 1
on
payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality
Puerto
&
Reports
RICO
Resources
Increased
Revenues
the
of
Revenues—
payable at the County Treasurer's
in
February,
Rafael
V.
1960, according to
Urrutia, Executive Di¬
rector of the
For
the
28, 1961
totaled
Authority.
12
ended
months
$45,504,145, against $40,in
the
comparable
12period the year before.
034,920
month
The
Government
for
Puerto
Development
fiscal
is
Rico
approved
by
ISLAND
RHODE
Cranston, R. I.
Bond
Offering
—
Gino
N.
at
the
for
bonds.
Dated
and
revenue
June
1,
1961.
..
Eagle Point, Ore.
Bond
Offering—Marian M. Van-
City
Recorder,
will receive
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST)
on
Chapel Area School District
Gray, of Boston.
SOUTH
Offering—Edgar L. Am¬
brose, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
8
p.m.
(EDST) on May 3
purchase of $300,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds. Due
on
the
June
clusive.
1
from
1962
to
1976
in¬
Legality
approved
by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
by
Prin¬
payable
Bank.
Industrial" National
Legality" approved
&
Ropes
.
CAROLINA
Spartanburg, S. C.
Bond
for
-
the
(P. 0. -341 Kittanning Pike,
Pittsburgh 15),' Pa.
purchase of $1,014,000
obligation
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Recorder's office.
.v
PENNSYLVANIA
Mar-
chesi, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
May 3 for the purchase of
$1,475,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
Fox
Feb.
of the Authority
revenues
cipal and interest (M-N)
Offering—Fred J. Young,,
in
Authority
February, 1961 amounted to $3,857,405 compared with $3,314,219
(PST) on May 1
$290,000 school
Baker, Ore.
Bond
of
Lewis,
Water
Rico
Schnader,
by
approved
Harrison,
Segal
Philadelphia.
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on May
pur¬
obli¬
1974 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N)
at the
a.m.
the
improvement
to
re¬
11
general
May 1, 1961. Due
1963
will
until
$450,000
city
Dated
from
May
on
of
gation
Miller,
receive sealed
May 1 from 1962 to 1979
Principal and interest
Legality
of Phila.
York, Pa.
Bond Offering—Walter O. Min-
of Portland.
Recorder's office.
June
agent for the Authority.
inclusive.
office.
on
inclusive.
1971
to
First
Bank
(P. O.
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
on
1, 1961. Due
1962
Principal and interest payable at
for the purchase of
Due
Pa.
Offering—John
Bond Offering—Leota J.
District Clerk, will
&
Perry
Gigliello,
District
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on
at
County Union High
(No." 90
Clackamas Co.),
Co.,
Authority, Puerto Rico
purchase of $370,000 gen¬
interest
as
approved
School District,
Yatesville
Bond
Ore.
will receive sealed
until 8 p.m.
Trust
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Offering—David E. Bates,
District Clerk,
to
&
Legality
PUERTO
(P. O. The Dalles),
the
Bank
National
by
County School Dist. No. 12
Bond
inclusive. Callable
Pittsburgh.
& Renshaw.
Tigard), Ore.
Recorder,
May 17 for the pur¬
$24,580,000 school lease
1, 1971.
chase
Other members of the
re¬
noon
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Mel¬
terest
$4,400,000 elec¬
193, p. 1387—were
syndicate headed by
until
on
of
to 2000
ston.
People's Utility
bonds
revenue
Albany, Ore.
May 2 for the purchase of $150,000 sewerage collection and dis¬
pay¬
1961
(P. O. Tillamook), Ore.
Sale—The
Bond
Jt.,
sealed
inclusive.
on
Rankin, of Portland.
OREGON
1
1972
bonds.
1961. Due
bids
sealed
of Nov.
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (PST) on May 6 for
the purchase of
$51,900 general
0,\
revenue,
series E bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
lon
|
(P.
Executive Director, will
(EDST)
School District No. 2 Jt.
Dated June 15, 1961. Due on Sept.
Principal and interest (M-S)
inclusive.
1970
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Shuler,
I, 1961. Due
nice,
to
chase
for
000,000 major thoroughfare con¬
struction, series N revenue bonds.
1962
ceive
bids
on
May 24 for the purchase of $32,-
from
man,
of
1961
of
Harrisburg), Pa.
p.m.
from
purchase
Bond Offering—Russell C. Bart-
pur¬
Okla¬
Tulsa, Okla.
water
Secretary,
until
11
(EDST)
p.m.
Building Authority
re¬
eral obligation
general
Bond Offering—Ted. W. Brown,
bids
May
8
the
for
16
Pennsylvania State Public School
8
Davis,
L.
Evan
and
City,
Bond
May
foij the
April
on
Liberty
The
to
jointly.
15
(State of)
County School District
on
until
received
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Offering — Maxcine
sealed
(PST)
Wasco
offered
bonds
sold
was
bonds offered
basis of about 3.24%.
State
ceive
School Authority
Area
$780,000 school building bonds.
Thompson, District Clerk, will
issue of $75,000
Sale—An
Bond
interest
April 11—v. 193, p. 1501—were
to Fahey, Clark & Co.,
3V4S, at a price of 100.043, a
Ohio
County Indep. School
(P.O. Cheyenne),
Oklahoma
1961. Due on June 1 from 1962
to
1971
inclusive. Principal and
$140,500 special
Creek parkway
Big
Oklahoma
of
1,
Middleburg Heights, Ohio
in
Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $30,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated May
1, 1961. Due on May 1 from 1962
Callable
1991.
1,
1, 1976. Principal and in¬
July
Dated
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Commission, will receive
bids
bonds.
tax
1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1971 inclusive. Principal
assessment
No. 3
Bond
3.80s. Due on April 15
(P. O. Nazareth), Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
$20,650
Bond Sale—The
as
E.
limited
of
awarded
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
to
&
on
Matthews,. N. C.
v
purchase
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
1607—were awarded
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., and Vance Securi¬
Corp., jointly,
the
ment
Merrill
ties
for
and interest
on
May 12 for
on
purchase of $2,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation industrial finance,
series A bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
were
Mahoning County (P. O. Youngstown), Ohio
Principal and in¬
the
Due
Nazareth
on
Multnomah
on April 15
1973 inclusive.
1963 to
as
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
1,
Rankin, of Portland.
on
SV^s. Due
as
from
125,000
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
&
Pa.
The
obligation
$280,000
1962 to
office.
—
follows:
as
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
(J-D)
Sale
$405,000 gen¬
city improvement
April 18—v. 193,
p. 1739-—were awarded to a group
comoosed of Harriman Ripley &
im¬
June
June 1 from
inclusive.
tric
(State of)
Offering — Harry Gibson,
tional Bank & Trust Co., of
Ohio
city
Dated
(CST) on
Oklahoma
18
Hudson,
bonds.
on
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
will
school
1501—were awarded to Stranahan, Harris & Co., as 3V4S, at a
May
$218,000
April
on
Murray County Dependent School
District No. 4 (P. O.
special assessment street improve¬
bonds offered
offered
193, p. 1739—were awarded
to R. J. Edwards, Inc.
p.
3.09%.
Sale—The
The $64,000 school
—
bonds
18—v.
George
bonds offered on April
of
Due
payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by Co.,
10
sewer
(P.O. Wilburton),
Oklahoma
building
(PST) on
obligation
general
provement
County Independent School
terest
price
000
Bank, of Braman.
Latimer
of
Sachs & Co., and
Ira Haupt &
Co., as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.03, a basis of about
Bond
of¬
bonds
equipment
portation
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
May 9 for the purchase of $250,-
1
(P. O. Blackwell), Okla.
The $5,000 trans¬
18
until 9
school
Inc., Goldman,
tary
of
OKLAHOMA
Bond
School District,
Indep,
Sale—The $475,000
Bond
sealed
chase
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on May
Kernersville, N. C.
basis
a
May 4 for the purchase of $30,000
building bonds. Due from
(CST)' 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
NORTH CAROLINA
102.40,
of
about 3.80%.
No.
H.
James
—
Hazleton,
•
$1,650,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
and
4s,
Beach, Ore.
Offering
Weese, City Recorder, will receive
group
May 25 for the purchase of $1,-
on
1607
com¬
a
Sulphur), Okla.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Gold
Bond
bonds offered on March
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Indep* School
Forks
Grand
Co., Inc.,, W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co., and Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.157, a
net interest cost of about 3.63%,
Treasurer's
1387—were awarded
composed of The First
Cleveland Corp., Braun, Bosworth
28—v.
DAKOTA
NORTH
Co., Chase Manhattan
Co., and Bacon, Steven¬
son &
Co., as 3.70s, at a price of
100.89, a basis of about 3.62%.
fered
New
Legality approved by
Reed, Hc.yt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
York
Bank, both of New York, Spencer
Trask
The
in
Bank,
Manhattan
assessments
bonds
Bond
in¬
and
at
payable
(M-N)
Chase
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
kin, of Portland.
a.m.
Principal
inclusive.
Bond
posed of The Chemical Bank New
York Trust
in
(EST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $110,000
refunding bonds.
Dated May 1,
1961. Due on May 1 from 1970 to
11
Bryan, Ohio
$1,255,000 gen¬
school
awarded
—were
re¬
OHIO
Sale—The
on
Gov¬
his office
bids at
until
3.16%.
obligation
fered
W. E. Easter-
—
basis
Bethpage), N. Y.
eral
sealed
terest
bonds offered
terest
Zanesville), Ohio
Sale—The $690,000 school
Bond
ling, Secretary of the Local
ernment
Commission,
will
Oyster Bay Union Free School
District No. 21 (P. O.
Bond
Local School
(P. O. Route 1,
District
Carolina
North
bonds offered on
1961
in
office
(P. O. Clinton),
County
North
ceive
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the City Rec¬
order's office.
Legality approved
1961.
Muskingum
school build¬
of
Jamestown
Y.
&
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
by
approved
075,000 school building bonds.
(P. O.
interest
and
Kay County Indep. School District
Sale—The $240,000 swim¬
Bond
ming pool
April
Central
Barre
Easter-
E.
his
$1,000,000
ing, series B bonds.
be
Batavia, Elba,
Alabama,
W.
—
at
bids
Sampson
eral
1991
ling", Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
City.
Oakfield,
Principal
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
tional Bank of Cleveland. Legality
to
1978
(EDST) on May 9 for the
purchase of $2,700,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
p.m.
inclusive.
postponed.
Raleigh,
York
New
noon
May 8 for the pur¬
chase of $15,000 improvement lim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1966
West
Offering
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
posal system bonds. Dated April 1,
1961.
Due
semi-annually
from
April 1, 1962 to Oct. 1, 1985 in¬
on
building
chase
until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
school bonds offered on
April 18—v. 193, p. 1607—has been
1961.
1,
1965
inclusive.
ceive
000,000
000.000 water, second series reve¬
nue
Director of Finance, will re¬
mer,
Rocky Mount, City Administrative
Unit, N. C.
Bond Sale Postponed—The $.1,-
Bond
Heights, Ohio
Shur-
Bond Offering—Laura A.
City.
Raleigh, until May 2 for the pur¬
will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
hospital bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May 1 from 1962 to 1971
inclusive. Principal and interest
sealed
(P. O. 339 East Avenue,
Rochester 4), N. Y.
on
Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $50,000
of about
basis
a
3.38%.
Warrensville
W. E. Easter-
—
State
Legality approved by Squire,
of Cleveland.
Sanders & Dempsey,
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission,
will
re¬
ceive sealed bids at his office in
York
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Bond
Bond Offering
Shu-
will receive
Clerk,
until
E.
the
at
able
fice.
N. C.
Wilkesboro,
North
Y.
Treasurer's of¬
.
clusive.
&
Shetterly
Pershing,
price of 100.059, a basis of about
.
Bond
Neville
Offering
Hoi-1
combe, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until
for
the
water
series
works
196/1
1961. Due
1991
terest
noon
(EST)
of
purchase
Dated
June 1
inclusive.
payable
revenue,
system
bonds.
on
May 23
$1,300,000
on
from
June
Principal and
at
the
1,
1962 to
in¬
Chemical
i
193
Volume
Number
6051
Bank
Npw York Trust Company,
York City. Legality ap¬
proved
by • Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
New
in
The
the First National Bank, in Dallas.
La Marque,
v
...
Bond
and
fered
$160,000 water
1961
revenue
bonds of¬
April 13—v. 193, p. 1607
awarded to The Robinson-
on
'
—were
Humphrey Co., Inc.
SOUTH
Custer
No.
1
revenue,
Poth
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
series
1961
bonds
sold
to
13—v. 193, p. 1607—were awarded
was
Co., Inc., at
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
3.80s.
net
Additional
school
Sale
building
the
same
the
State
The
—
bonds
time
to
School
of
4s, at
as
as
interest
Rauscher,
a
Pierce
of
about
1985
1
at
—
of
a
May
inclusive.
Salt Lake
County, Magna Water
Company, Improvement District
(P .O. Salt Lake City), Utah
Bond Offering—John A. Rokich,
Fred
Miller,
Schools, will
June 1 for the purchase
$1,000,000 unlimited tax school-
house
Due
bonds.
Feb.
on
Dated
1
June
from
1, 1961.
1962
to
1971
inclusive.
■i "•
&
*
,.
Uvalde, Texas
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
general
follows:
bonds
$225,000
limited
tax
obligation
offered
on
April
13
was
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
5
the
water
and
Dated
District
bids
23
for
sewer
to
bonds.
at
June
sewer
revenue
1, 1961. Due
the
purchase of $1,500,000
bonds. Dated July
Due on July 1 from 1966
revenue
1, 1961.
(MST) on May
purchase of $1,200,000
p.m.
Wood,
Clerk, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (MST) on May
1996 inclusive.
cipal
and
the
Austin,
iight and
tric
and
First
June
on
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
man
Cutler, of Chicago.1
:
'
Bond Sale—The
center
revenue
.
-
offered
awarded
headed
•Co.; at
of
cost
follows:.
,
•
from
.
to
1839 '
syndicate.;
a
about,
-
-
'
$JJ5TOQ0~~a'??—5s.
-
bonds
p.
by the First. Southwest
price of 100.001, a net in-
a
terest
waterworks'
revenue
April 24—v."193,
on
—were
-
$4,000,000 elec¬
system
sewer
April' 1
on
1967
to
.
as
'
....
Due
1962
3.48%,
inclusive.
1,330,000 as 3y4S. Due on April 1
from 1968 to 1976 inclusive.
:
....
;
2,195,000
1977
to
April 1
on
inclusive.
1986
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
"
.
3V2S. Due
as
from
were
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith, Inc.,
K«tihrY,v Loeb & Co., Hornblower
Weeks, J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Gregory & Sons, Rowles, Winston
& Co., Thomas & Co., and Rotan,
:
Mosle
&
Co.
Additional
various
tion
bonds
time
,
Sale—The $1,000,000
general,
purpose
offered
at
awarded
were
obliga¬
the
to
same
a
group
composed of The Chase Manhattan
Bank,
of
tional
Trust
Co.,
price
of
of
cost
New
York, First Na¬
and Texas Bank
Bank,
both
about
$95,000
of
100.0999,
Dallas,
at a
interest
net
a
3.51%,
follows:
as
5s. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
as
415,000
3.40s. Due
as
from
1972
July
on
1 '•
1979 inclusive.
to
•
490,000
3V2S.
as
from
1980
on
1985
inclusive.
Bishop College
Dallas),
building
April 10
>
$870,000 school
bonds offered on
revenue
193,
—v.
awarded
the
to
and
Home
at
price of
a
(P. O.
Texas
Sale—The
Bond
;
July' 1
Due
to
1387
p.
Federal
Finance
were
—
Housing
Agency,
3s,
as
par.
Brownwood
Indep. School Dist.,
The most
hope lies in the most hopeless
T exas
Bond Offering—James D. King,
Superintendent
of
Schools,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
May 2 for the purchase
on
of
$1,000,000 unlimited tax school
bonds. Dated May 15, 1961. Due
on
Nov.
15
clusive.
1963
from
Callable.
interest
Principal
and
payable at
Bank, in Dallas.
the
Le¬
(M-N)
Mercantile
of
But
cancer.
by
a
hopeless form
one
of science's
paradoxes, leukemia
strange
search may
in¬
1990
to
Today leukemia is
will
There is
an
it presents
the
bring the first break¬
undercurrent of excitement in
hope for the discovery of
kemia vaccine—which
re¬
through in the control of all cancer!
all
a
leu¬
might someday be
break-through leading to the control of
cancers.
The American Cancer
giving
one
Society is
of
out
research dollars
every
to
now
six of its
leukemia-related
gality approved by McCall, Park-
hurst,
of
McCall
Crowe,
Horton,
&
the
nation's
Suddenly,
Colorado
Bond
eral
Sale
Texas
The $435,000
—
offered
bonds
193,
—v.
to
City,
The
on
1387—were
p.
Southwest
First
gen¬
1961 limit¬
obligation, series
tax
ed
April
awarded
Co.,
and
Bond
nett,
sealed
Greenville, Texas
Offering—Kathleen
-City
bids
until 2:30 p.m.
May
15
from
Callable
4
1962
as
the
for
to
of
(CST)
purchase
1983
April
inclusive.
15,
1966.
Principal and interest payable at
ki
I-.
Digitized Y' FRASER
for
appears
in the leu¬
are
already in
use,
prolonging
the lives of leukemia victims. Leukemia in¬
duced in
Most
Your
gift to the American Cancer
Society makes this support possible.
The word is hope.
drugs
research.
laboratory animals has been cured.
important, there is growing evidence
Your
gift helps keep alive that giant
word—hope.
Fight
send
a
cancer
check
to
with
your
a
checkup—and
Unit of the
that leukemia—one of the foremost diseaseBar-
of
$570,000 various purpose general
obligation
limited
.tax
bonds.
Dated April 15, 1961. Due on April
on
New
research laboratories.
word
killers of children
—
receive
will
Clerk,
a new
kemia story.
10
Republic National Bank of Dallas,
jointly.
\
cancer
Dallas.
virus.
Why is this
so
may
be caused by
a
important? Because
Prin¬
(J-J) payable.
Security Bank of
from
Texas
power,
Callable.
interest
Utah, in Salt Lake City. Legality
1964
to
1991
inclusive. approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Callable.
Principal and interest of Chicago.
(J-D) payable at the First Secu¬
Weber College (P. O. Ogden),
rity Bank of Utah, in Salt Lake
Utah
1
TEXAS
Sale—The
Street,
City), Utah
until
par.
Bond
Im¬
District (P. O.
2032 South Main
price
a
County Sewer
provement
Bountiful
23
of
Davis
55
Bond Offering—Freda B.
bids
on
South
UTAH
1
(CST)
3.87%,
to The First Southwest
Co.,
Fridley & Frederking, jointly,
price of 100.182.
inclusive.
on
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
20
price of 100.007,
cost
Offering
Superintendent
April
Due
to
May
on
1981
to
3.90s.
1982
and
at
awarded
were
Lands,
$135,000
offered
Department
and Public
of
as
'
r
on
Due
sold
T exas
Bond
1961 bonds.
offered
inclusive.
Sweeney Indep. School District,
system
sewer
1977
May 1 from
on
1976
33/4s.
as
from
$150,000
schoolhouse, series
tax
to
<
and
April
on
Whelton,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$115,000 school
offered
from
Consolidated Independent
School District, Texas
unlimited
'
building
waterworks
to
as
64,000
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
9
for- the
purchase of $150,000
DAKOTA
County Indep. School Dist.
(P. O. Custer), S. Dak.,
'
34,000
(1951)
4s. Due
as
1962
Texas
Bond Offering—Lenan
Columbia, S. C.
Sale—The
sewer
$52,000
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Simons, of Charleston.
West
Commercial .and,..Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
$765,000 student
1960 bofrds offered
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1952)
April 14—v. 193, p. 1283—were
to the Federal Housing
on
awarded
Home Finance Agency,
price
a
3s,
as
of par.
Legality
Roberts &
lin,
VERMONT
field,
Bond
on
8
p.m.
of
purchase
the
for
5
May
,
until
bids
sealed
receive
(EDST)
will
Treasurer,
$123,000 school construction bonds.
1961. Due on June 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Le¬
obligation
awarded
to
tional Bank, of Seattle.
Giuliani,
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
nurses'
Va.
Harrisonburo).
O.
(Pr.
$261,000 student
Bond Sale—The
dormitory
revenue
1960
April 12—v. 193,
bonds offered on
the
Agency,
as
3V8S,
at
Glenville State College
en's
Bothell, Wash.
eral
ment
—v.
to
&
street
obligation
offered
bonds
193,
$200,000
gen¬
improve¬
April
on
17
1502—were awarded
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
School
No.
District
as
3V8S,
at
Offering
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
County
union
dent
offered
$475,000 stu¬
1960 bonds
12—v. ! 193, p.
to the Fed¬
awarded
eral Housing and Home Finance
$18,684
Agency, as SVas, at a price of par.
general obligation bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
WISCONSIN
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
Barron
City,
Aimena,
Barron,
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Dallas, Arland, Clinton, Cumber¬
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
land, Maple Grove, Prairie Farm,
ity appvoved by Preston, ThorPrairie Lake, Stanford, Sioux
grimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis,
Wilson
and
County, Eltopia School
District No.
15 (P. O.
Franklin
lages
No.
$100,000 general
Bond Sale—The
Commerce, of Seattle.
King County,
School District No.
Seattle),
(P. O.
190
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Treasurer,
.sealed bids until 11
County
receive
will
a.m.
Bond
&
Braun,
net
as
155,000
May 17 lor the purchase of $44,general obligation 1961 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May
1
from
1963
to
1976
inclusive.
as
from
1
as
New
Lisbon
3.70s.
Clearfield,
Orange, Clifton and Oakdale
Towns Joint School District
(P.O. New Lisbon),
an
offer to sell
The
nor a
r
$358,000
obligation school bonds
April 20 was sold to
on
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Dated
May 1,
1961.
Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Interest M-N.
Legality approved
by
Quarles,
Herriott &
tiguy
Due
5V2S,
as
Cliche
Placements
and
awarded
of
67,000
Joliette,
improvement
April
5
—
awarded
Que.
$824,000 city
offered on
1388 — were
193,
v.
p.
Credit
The
to
La
Interpro-
on
school bonds offered
April 3 2—v. 193, p. 1503—were
awarded to The Channel' Newman
Securities Co.
solicitation of an offer to buy any of these
securities.
Sale
—
The $450,000
town
Canadienne Nationale, at
Banque
price oi 97.51, a net interest cost
of about 6.23%, as follows:
a
as 5V2S.
from 1962 to
$80,000
370,000
Due on May
1971 inclusive.
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
$2,194,000 vari¬
were
Ltd.;
composed of the Dominion Secu¬
rities Corp., Ltd.; A.E.Ames & Co.,
follows:
Casgrain &
Co.,
& Fils.
city
Societe de Placements Inc.;
Royal Bank of Canada, and Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., at a price of
Ltd.;
95.036.
as
Inc.; Credit Que¬
bec,
Inc.;
Morgan,
Ostiguy
&
Hudon, Ltd., and Florido Matteau
Belar.ger,
Shawinigan-South,
Bond Sale—The
—
awarded
Sale
The
—
$50,000 sewer
193,
awarded
1503—were
v.
Florido
to
Matteau
to
the
Morgan Ostiguy & Hudon Ltd., at
price of 98.17.
Sweetsburg, Que.
Bond
Sale—The $50,000 village
offered
bonds
improvement
193,
p.
vincial, Ltd., at a price of 97.80.
Trois-Pistoles, Quebec
Quebec
Bond
Sale
—
The
$870,000
city
Bond
$38,000
Sale —The
aque¬
improvement
bonds offered on April 13—v. 193,
March 20—v. 193, p. 1172—were
awarded to J. F. Simard 8c Cie., p. 1503—were awarded to La Cor¬
Ltd., as 5V4S and 43/4S, at a price poration De Prets De Quebec, as
of
98.87, a net interest cost of 5s, at a price of 95.34, a basis of
improvement
about
offered
bonds
on
duct
a n
d.
sewer
5.71%.
5.75%.
signed', under
terms
have been purchased by
agreement, between the
appears as a matter of record
of
announcement
an
Spartans Industries, Inc.
NEW
the under¬
parties.
only.
This
May 1, 1961
ISSUE
Common Stock
(Par Value £1)
'
■
T;
.
'
.
'
'
•
Price
;
,
;.
electro-solid controls, inc
$44.50 per share
Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained in any State in which this announcement is circulated
from only such of the several underwriters as may lawfully offer these securities in such State.
A
subsidiary of
General Electronic Control, Inc.
J. C. Bradford £ Co.
Shearson, Hammill £ Co.
Hornblower £ Weeks
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Paine, Webber, Jackson £ Curtis
Blair £ Co.
Shields £ Company
Bache & Co.
Incorporated
Van Alstyne, Noel £ Co.
Brukenfeld£ Co.
Bateman, Eichler £ Co.
Granbery, Marache £ Co.
Electro-Science Investors, Inc.
A Federal Licensee Under the Small Business Investment
727
Prescott, Shepard £ Co., Inc.
on
1388—were
awarded to The Credit Interpro27—v.
March
Longueuil School Commission,
All these debentures and notes
.
&
Fils.
Lac-Carre, Quebec
Bond
bonds offered
on
193, p. 1388 — were
improvement
April 4
Que.
$170,00(} village
April 28, 1961
200,000 Shares
1
6s. Due on May 1 from
as
offering is made only by the Prospectus
NEW ISSUE
1
inclusive.
1981
Other members of the syndicate
Sale—The $290,000 corpo¬
rate purpose
Due on April
to
Vincent-de-Paul, Quebec
St.
improvement bonds of¬
fered on April 11—v. 193, p. 1503
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Bond Sale—The
ous
p.
Bond
Salle, Quebec
bonds offered on April 10—v.
Wis.
1972
1
inclusive.
1971
improvement ibonds
offered on
April 4 —v. 193, p. 1388 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
The
—
Due^bn April
to
5V2S.
as
Bond
price
bonds
Sale
1962
from
Banque
5V4S.
as
from
08.264.
Bond
town
price of 97.12, a net in¬
about 5.79%, as fol¬
a
$34,000
The
to
$101,000
lows:
Inc.
$135,000
Provinciale du Canada, at a
Canada,
du
terest cost of
vari¬
ous
town improvement bonds of¬
fered on April 10—v. 193, p. 1503
—were
Sale—The
Inc., at
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Kennebec,
Sale—The
city
$650,000
bonds offered
on
March 27—v. 193, p. 1284—were
awarded to The Credit Quebec,
Dolbeau, Quebec
Bond
The
improvement
Os-
Morgan,
Ruel
Claire, Que.
—
Riguad, Que.
Ltd., Durocher,
Co., Ltd.*
Colomb
Co., J. E. LaFlamme,
&
1
as
Bond
&
Grenier,
Mar<±h
inclusive.
5.91%.
Pro¬
Banque
Canada,
on
1971
5V4S and 6s, at a price of
98.609, a net interest cost of about
price of 96.345, a
a
1,
Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas,
and
Inc.,
Hudon,
&
Ltd.,
a
1978 inclusive.
du
Rodrique
demons,
of Milwaukee.
Waupaca,
Due on March
at
follows:
as
vincial
Hustler Village,
Fountain, Lisbon,
*
This advertisement is neither
were
to
Provinciale
Banque
interest cost of about 6.29%.
City,
interest cost of
1973 to
3.80s.
the
at
on
Treasurer's office.
Legality vincial Ltd., as 5V4S and 5V2S, at
approved by Chapman & Cutler, a
price of 97.09, a net interest
of Chicago.
1 cost of about 5.79%.
follows
on March
1 from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
90,000
payable
(M-N)
and
Principal
aque¬
City
offered
as 3V2S.
Due on March
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
G00
inclusive.
interest
$205,000
(PST) on
1981
general
Inc., White-Phillips Co. and
Monroe & Co., at a price
a
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sale—The $450,000 school
3.67%,
Bareis,
W.
will
W isconsin
Joint School District
(P. O. Barron), Wis.
100.014,
about
Offering—A.
Clerk,
No. 1
Newman Securities Co., Loewi
Co.
Wis.
sell at public
auction at 10 a.m. (CDST) on May
8 the sum of $6,275,000 corporate
purpose
bonds.
Dated May 15,
1961.
Due on May 15 from 1962
Vil¬
bonds offered on April
12—v. 193, p. 1608—were awarded
to a group composed of The Chan-
of
Wash.
designated by the successful
Aimena,
Ridgeland
interest
and
Inc.,
Quebec,
6s,
bank or trust com¬
bidder.
Sheridan
building
ner
Black Diamond
1
Creek,
Towns,
and
Dallas
Pasco), Wash.
Bond
Sand
Creek,
of Seattle.
p.m.
1962 to 1981
from
1
any
Bond
May 4 for the purchase of
obligation school bonds offered on
April 11—v. 193, p. 1607—were
awarded to The National Bank of
June
Principal
City
revenue
April
on
1503—were
re¬
$260,000
Madison,
Virginia
Sale—The
Bond
Burgett,
Eva
—
8
until
payable at
State College (P. O.
(P. O.
81
on
pany
will
a
Capitol Building, Charleston),
West
bids
and
$694,000
193, p. 1171—were
syndicate headed by
a
March
on
bonds offered
on
April 4 — v. 193, p. 1388 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Dawson
Hannaford
Ltd.,
La
Other members of the syndicate
C.
Lawrence
—
inclusive.
1502—were
awarded
to the
Housing
and
Home
Agency,
21—v.
of
cost
improvement
bonds offered
sewer
Credit
the
net
on
of
>
Wash.
Vancouver),
Due
series A revenue
12—v. 193,
price of par.
Grove
Walnut
County,
pose
$415,000 wom¬
Federal
Finance
Sale—The
and
March
5s
May 11 for the pur¬
corporate pur¬
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961.
(CDST)
chase
Joint
(P. O.
Clerk,
District
sealed
ceive
(P. O.
West Virginia
Smith Inc.
Bond
dormitory,
p.
Merrill
Clark
Sale—The
Nekimi
Oshkosh), Wis.
Offering
Easier,
bonds offered on April
p.
1981 inclusive.
School District No. 2
Building, Charleston), W. Va.
Bond
QUEBEC
duct
1964
Sale
Bond
Bond
—
1963.
5V2S. Due
as
from
Chateauguay, Que.
Due on April 1
and
Wolf
Black
a
62,000
Ltd., and Pemberton
Due
5s.
as
1962 to
Odium
as
Pointe
of
28
interest
follows.
net
a
5.97%,
$52,500
1503
p.
The
to
Ltd., jointly, at a price
awarded to
Capitol
403, West King
Room
Sale—The
1974 to
Securities
inclusive.
1973
to
3V2S.
as
Bond
WASHINGTON
1963
from
VIRGINIA
97.65,
about
of
cost
April 5—v. 193,
awarded
Investments
Due on April 1
3.40s.
as
415,000
revenue
as
Route 2,
WEST
of par.
Bond
3.47%,
from
dor¬
price of par.
p.
price
about
price
a
interest
follows:
net
a
at
p.
Finance
1387—were awarded
to the
Federal
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 27/ss, at a
jointly,
Inc.,
April 13—
on
of
resi¬
nurses,
training facilities bonds
on
March
on
193, p. 1284—were awarded to
Oscar Dube & Co., Inc., at a price
v.
$785,000 Royal
hospital
offered
bonds
of 97.06.
1388—were awarded to
Federal Housing and Home
193,
v.
offered
bonds
1959
offered
—were
$335,000
hall
dining
and
mitory
dence and
Sale—The $750,000
100.012,
Washington
Sale—The $1,950,000
Bond
VIRGINIA
of
(P. O. Bellingham),
Education
Columbian
school
Co.
Washington College
Western
COLUMBIA
Westminster, B. C.
Sale—The
Bond
River
Chicago, and Robert W. Baird &
gen¬
offered on
1283—were
193, p.
The Seattle-First Na¬
18—v.
April
Dated June 1,
gality approved by Peter
of Montpelier.
bonds
New
building bonds offered on April
10—v. 193, p. 1503—were awarded
to The First National Bank,
of
Bond
$362h000
Sale—The
Bond
eral
BRITISH
New
Falls), Wis.
Spokane), Wash.
Post Mills), Vt.
Offering — H. E. Heaton,
(P. O.
District
No. 2 (P. O. Black
School
Commission, Que.
Sale—The $144,500 school
Bond
Knapp,
Spring¬
and
Dewhurst
Monday, May 1, 1961
.
CANADA
Lyme Joint School District
Spokane County Central Valley
School District No. 356 (P. O.
Town School District
Millston,
.
Notre-Dame-des-Prairies
Adams,
City,
Komensky,
Irving,
Manchester,
Shefelman, of
Seattle.
Thetford
Falls
River
Albion, Alma, Brockway, Frank¬
by
approved
office.
Weter,
and
at
Black
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
.
South Central Expressway,
Act of 1958
Richardson, Texas
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