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ESTABLISHED 1839
New York 7, N. Y.,
Number 5951
191
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
General
RAILROAD
of the
Chair¬
,
outstanding,
shares
Reoublic
are
.
a
30th
■V-':'
had
American
should
be
mutually
companies
Pacific Coast
beneficial
through
closer
association
of
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
future
ballistics
on
fields
and
production
the
nents,
veillance
systems
growth
markets
missile
of
development
drones,
and
plasma
and
jet-powered
advanced
and
cones
nose
anti-ICBM
of
advanced
helicopters.
techniques
research
propulsion
in
aircraft
components;
petroleum
fittings,
ordnance,
and
railroad
cars
to
and
gas
industry.
It
is
for
the
has
been
and
Pluto, the nuclear propulsion
Minuteman
active
missile
in
the
and,
of
fleet
a
developing
part of
of
tank
components
for
programs.—V. 191,
501.
p.
Nut,
and
Corp
cf
Elizabeth,
New
division
a
The
Plainfield, New Jersey,
Building, 420 Lexington Ave.
new
concern
and
New
York
office
an
the
Statement
Federal
Reserve
Member
of
stock
of
:
"Wfactijred
These
instruments
will
J^vision
^tarnished
of AGA. A
nearby Hadley
at
instruments
be
and
merchandised
service
and
Airport,
also
by
training
in
the Geodimeter
has been
Plainfield, N. J.
Aldens Inc.—Sales
Up
8a
wriod End- April
•
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191.
p.
3°—
o
ago
$10,712,466
$27,797,783
52
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Ma"°Vr?
wrv
5 V2% cumulative convertible preferred, stock of the
being advised that Emanuel Deetjen <Sc Co., 120 Broad-
rp/p'mnHW Yorlt, as agent for the corporation, is inviting tenders for
Drpfpvr i°n.of up to
10'°0G shares of the 5Va % cumulative convertible
ock at $10.50 per share. If more than 10,000 shares are
of
tpe corporation may use its discretion to redeem any or all
tenrWoH
en/.-,,
"yngnt
additional shares.
Time, on Monday,
The
offer
May
23,
will
expire
I960.—V.
183,
at
p.
5
Eastern
p.m.
3005.
Allied Chemical
Corp.—Expansion Program—
wh1pileCLi£llemical
May 9 announced a major research, expansion
double the laboratory facilities of its General
Morristown, N. J. The expansion is another
fv, Allied's
long range development of its Morristown center
me
corporation's Central Research Laboratory is also located.
on
Chemip^i1 r»F.ore than
sten
wherp
in
aiiV
iri
near
H?n^;Uc];ion *s
research
dated
expected to start early in May and be completed
quarter of 1961. With this additional space almost 500
sclent*sts and supporting staffs will eventually be accommo-
by General Chemical Division on fluorine polyy stable fluids, and refractory metals, along with contechnical services and petrochemical research groups
solirinHrf,!!rm*
dlctatpJ
dent
said
expansion at thla time, Frank J. French, division Presi-
andaCirH!i for
doinS
Chem*cal
to
original
investigations,
pilot-plant
conducts
a
diversified
research
are
operations,
also being
program
which
ifthnrofSCOpe *roin basic industrial
atomir
omic
y
energy
a so
developing
in
high-energy
rocket
and
chemicals and fluorine chemicals
rea8ents,
agricultural
chemicals
and
chemicals for
and
rocket fuel
development.
carries out research
under contract from government
agencies,
1959.
under
Through
50-lane
a
the
to
or
the
of
the
sub¬
(a
of
suburb
Mass.-
terms
units
of
which
has
company
150,000
of
Pittsfield,
at
agreement with
the
by
and the
the
laws
center
into an
underwriter,
acquisition
proceeds
of the
wholly-owned
bowling
purchase,
all
warrants
at
and
to
the
sell
$163
stock
principal
of
to
class
of
purchase
closing
the
agreed
offered
additional
an
pursuant
underwriter
warrants
B
the
dealers
70 cents
the
in
from
the
to
&
the
at
to
to
8,000
for
the
shares
aggregate
an
purchase
underwriting
16,000
pur¬
shares
of
company.
below
named
have
unit the number of units set forth opposite
In addition the principal dealers will
per
table
below.
underwriter
class
one
191,
warrant
for
each
units
10
Units
Co
Units
5,000
D.
Inc
Co.,
Blair
H.
The
5,000
&
B
purchase.
Regan &
15,000
&
James
John
H.
Moran
Co
Kaplan
&
15,000
Co.______
&
5,000
10,000
Co.—_
Co
12,000
1001.
p.
and
Gilsonite
Gilsonite
Barber
construction
in
constructed
for
Plans
of
1948.
in
General Chemical Division's
laboratory
was
1955.-
Acquire—
To
the
$
Co.,
Co.—Refinery Expansion—
joint affiliate
a
the
of
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
Oil
acquire
the
assets
and
business
of
the announcement, Mr. Norton stated that acquisition
would provide the Division with its initial production
growing West Coast market for resins and plasticizers.
in Allied Chemical's overall expansion plans for the West
Specialty
in the
Coast
is
plant
a
area.—V.
Angeles
for
191,
production
p. 697.
of
phthalic
anhydride
the
in
Los
At
the
1959,
for
the
quarter
ended
March
31,
amounted
to
three months
President.
to $388,911, or 49 cents
a
March 31, 1960, against
$576,152, or 72 cents a share on a like number of shares outstanding.
Mr
McKee said severe weather conditions in February and March
adversely affected the sale of large animal products during the first
quarter
He added that sales of Salk polio vaccine and some pro¬
prietary items also failed to measure up to last year.
The
reduced sales volume plus the planned increase in research
and
operating expenses, account for the decrease in earnings, Mr.
McKee reported.—V. 191, p. 897.
^
Consolidated, Inc., Detroit, Mich.—Files With
Securities and Exchange
corporation on May 2
Commission—
American Bowling
fered
—
—
Myron A. Lomasney & Co. and
of
as
Grande
American
the stepped-up
has
program
produced
radically
a
the vicinity of
Bonanza, Utah,
near
72-mile
a
and
v
the
Colorado
pipeline
de-watered
coke.
and
the
the
to
converted
•
it is suspended.
Additional equipment in the slurry preparation
plant at the mine in Bonanza plus some changes in the
piping system
at the pumping station to eliminate traces of
cavitation as a result of
the
increased
the
flow
be
found
was
At
necessary.
increased by 10%.
the expansion program
time
the
same
time,
pumping
is
completed, the daily output
the refinery is expected to be
1,600 barrels of gasoline, 1,300 barrels
railroad fuel, and 350 tons of coke.—V.
188, p. 841. ;
of
American Investors Syndicate,
See
Oil,
Associates on
May 9 publicly offered 150,000 shares of American Bowl¬
ing Enterprises, Inc. common stock (par $1) and 150,000
warrants for the purchase of an additional 150,000 shares
of common stock. Each unit which was priced at $7.50,
& Minerals,
Inc.,
Inc.—Offering Suspen'd
below.—V.
191,
1001.
p.
Co.—Earnings—Installs
Bowling Lanes in Monte Carlo—Acquires—
First
than
held
the
at
He
ings
quarter
share
on
71
and
Biltmore
net
tying
The
16,
New
of
first
first
at
York
quarter
quarter
of
1960
1959.
for
the
first
over
are
was
of
are
1959.
higher
were
Patterson,
annual
meeting
19.
up
27%
from
earn¬
After
earnings
of
cigar
Automatic
$70,533,000
1959,
record
rentals
rents
and
period
quarter
figure
AMF
machines
first
deducting pre¬
equal 85 cents a
quarter
date
rental
of
26%
last
over
year.
income
orders
backlog
does
of $23,648,000,
corresponding pe¬
machinery, pretzelthe game of bowling.
the
tobacco
Pinspotters
unfilled
This
rentals
$18,185,000 for
machines,
compared with $57,of 22%.
Included
increase
an
for
backlog at March 31, 1960 amounted to
parable
60th
April
on
$6,463,000,
1960
Morehead
their
1959.
the
increase
future
the
revenue
increase
of
the
history,
shares
of
common
stock
outstanding compared
a
share on 391,383 fewer shares a
year ago. The
1959
adjusted to reflect a two-for-one split of the common stock
revenue
30%
in
earnings
for
for
revenues
7,473,145
for
this
an
earnings
cents
are
Oct.
riod
that
dividends,
figures
a
Hotel
stated
of $5,099,000
ferred
on
interim
any
first
quarter
in
company
Board Chairman told stockholders
AMF
652,000
Securities Of¬
Gas
American Machine & Foundry
Total
working capital.
Enterprises, Inc.
Rio
&
which
share,
The
particularly
President
mining
mined in
ore,
liquids
with
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
stock (no par) to be offered at $3
100,000 shares of common
without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for
fuels,
Denver
Operating initially at the rate of 650 tons of Gilsonite per day, the
pipeline is expected shortly to deliver approximately 1,100 tons daily
to the refinery. According to Mr.
Goodner, this result has been achieved
by a precise control of the ratio of "solid Gilsonite to the water in
profit for the firsi quarter amounted
share on thei 796,132 shares outstanding on
The
Gilsonite
of
1960,
compared with $7,099,760 for the same
announced on April 28 by J. L. McKee,
covering
for
line, is transported as a slurry by
refinery near Grand Junction, where it is
to
Net
per
market
being supplied to the
to Ernest F. Goodner,
method, which has virtually eliminated
necessity for all underground timbering in its Gilsonite mines.
of
it was
Allstate
time,
same
hydraulic
new
speeds will
Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings-
sales
Net
$6,817,318,
the
now
according
Gilsonite.
By
Allied
fuel
RR.,
state
to
corporation
making
In
in
increase
economy-grade
The
raz,
Specialty Resins Co., of Lynwood, Calif., were announced on May 9
by Frank M. Norton, Executive Vice-President of the firm's Plastics
and Coal Chemicals Division, and E. A. Lasher, President of Specialty
of
continuing
Western
Township site was orginally developed
Allied Chemical's Central Research Labora¬
in
'0r a8ricultural chemical research
enlarged
the receipt
uni*.
will,
of
names
—V.
i
meSrsepIthf"Up„resear<;h
total
49
Morris
Road
Columbia
Included
Allied Artistfs
Pictures
Co.,
Kennedy
propellants.
missile
facility
cornmdQeMS of the
&
agreed
A
issue
price
common
Lubetkin,
Hcsins
I960—Month
rM
$7,909,823 $28,408,468
(M n
1873,"""
option
the
stock.
company
Granger
Federal
of
52
work
advanced
principally
1960—3 Months—1959
1959
construction
center at Agawam,
Mass.
50-lane bowling center at Chicopee,
,
Stop
center
South
scheduled
an
Corp. of New York, announced that its refinery
near
Grand
Junction, Colo., has been required to undergo a second
expansion program since its erection in August, 1957.
This is due to
engineering
other
B
company,
issued the underwriter, upon the deposit of the under¬
in the
amount of $23,500.00, 8,000 shares of common
class
American
completed
medical
The
Calif,
the
n,v,ir,°?lc !,nstruments,
poaucts.
the
upon
bowling
a
per
American
tory,
the
of
5,
operates
underwriter,
check
and
common
they agree
52
Statement
Banks
Reserve
with
subsidiaries
80
the
commission
of
Banks
System
Condition
Combined
Swedish,
about
of
class
and
the
receive
The
of
one
A
of
their
primarily occupied with selling and servicing products
by
Svenska,
manufacturers
of
lighthouse
equipment,
corporation,
class
funds
13
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
The Course of Bank Clearings
will be
the
other
incorporated
was
Nov.
on
has
$6,375
Robinson
Graybar
for
and
company
Lomasney
company
writer's
the
______
Condition
»
Elastic
of
the
sale
51
Rover
formerly controlled by Svenska. A new company, the AGA
America, has been formed with main office at 2013 Park Ave.,
bouth
The
Jersey,
and
to
price of
37
Svenska AB Gasaccumulator of Sweden announced on May 12 that
effective immediately
they have acquired from the Elastic Stop Nut
Corp. the right to the AGA trademark
originally held by the American
of
of
any,
with
the
Foreign Exchange Rates
AGA Corp. of America—Formed—
Gasaccumulator
through
from
1
59
special
Projects
month
Corporation & Investment News
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable____
fuel
other
and
months
severally agreed to pur¬
chase from the. underwriter and the underwriter has
agreed to sell
to them severally at the
public offering price less a principal dealer's
State and
the moblie launch car
its work for the AEC,
as
production
sell
chase
General
system
valves
and
displays;
automotive
transmission
industry
leases
and
A.
The
systems.
navigation
if
together
centers
York
underwriter
to
Miscellaneous Features
ACP
is engaged
in the manufacture
of railroad cars and other
transportation equipment; electronic and electro-mechanical devices,
as
military aircraft trainers and simulators, including some for
Republic's F-105D,
radar
beacons,
infra-red
devices,
missile
com¬
and
exercise,
company
40-lane
agreement,
sur¬
such
ponents
_
25th
company
UNDERWRITERS—The company has entered
the
37
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
hydraulic
as
these
New
the
a
Myron
compo¬
supersonic
areas
of
Springfield)
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.___
the
the
bowling centers depends
offering.
Mass.,
work
at
electronic
and
such
is
It
the
BUSINESS—The
47
SEC Index of Stock Prices
30
of constructing or otherwise acquiring bowling
company
has contracted to purchase for
$82,500
a
on Little
Creek Road in Norfolk, Va., where it plans
of
this
State
37
and
to
additional
of
46
___
capabilities
whose
of
completion
sidiaries
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
during
proceeds
applied,
43
_
of
of a 60-lane bowling center which is
September
1960.
The company has executed
purchase of a three acre site on Roanoke, Va.,
of
42
Over-the-Counter Markets
period
a
during the first through
the 13th through the 24th
during
construction
the
41
—
share
for
share
per
share
in
41
Exchange
«
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section__
supplement
each
other
in
promising
development."
In addition
to its
leading role in the military aircraft field, in¬
cluding
development
and
production
of
the
F-105
Thunderchief
fighter-bomber
series,
Republic
is
active
in
the ; astronautics
and
fields
open
41
Toronto Stock
$7.50
per
purchase price of which is $45,000, for the purpose of erecting thereon
a
40
lane
bowling center.
The
company's
present
plans
for
the
40
____
detach¬
one
the cost
to
site
begin
to
38
_
Stock
be
The
acre
to
38
__
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
;_____
two
3.Mi
for
exercisable
be
at
net
and
will
centers.
33
38
Midwest Stock Exchange
1960
at $8
$9 per
at
units
principally
38
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
are
we
150,000
29
_
stock and
common
month.
warrants
17
_
Stock
and
9,
PROCEEDS—The
v PAGE
'
-•
Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
enviable
an
JV\
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
well established.
Republic for many years
reputation for the breadth and depth of its
research
and
development,
for
its
manufacturing
knowhow
and
techniques and for its long experience
in serving the government.
One phase of ACF's experience,
which complements Republic's capa¬
bilities, includes metalworking skills and facilities and their adapta¬
tion to nuclear
projects, areas that have not been a part of Re¬
public's operations."
Mundy I. Peale, President of Republic Aviation Corp., said that
he and his associates
are
"greatly pleased" that ACF has acquired
the Republic shares.
He described the
transaction as
"one
which
which
in
those
has
May
month,
Stock and Bond Quotations
shall
warrant
such
12th
share of
one
i
A warrant for the purchase of common stock.
following
month,
Republic
to
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
•
the
estate of the late Paul
Aviation, Mr. Taylor said.
"ACF's interest in Republic," Mr. Taylor said,
"stems from several
considerations.
ACF has been seeking means of increasing the sta¬
bility of its defense
business and strengthening its research and
production in electronics.
The ACF Albuquerque division, which for
11
years
has managed
the Atomic Energy Commission's nuclear
weapons complex
in Albuquerque, N. M., is conducting joint studies
in the field
of nuclear-propelled rockets with Republic's group en¬
gaged in extensive private research and development in that area.
We believe that we both have much
to gain from collaboration in
closely related endeavors.
"Our taking this investment position in
Republic's stock," he said,
"is, in effect,
further diversification , for ACF along lines parallel
the
from
Each
In This Issue
of the 1,437,148
private purchase for investment
Moore, one of the founders of
shares,
blass
able
Board of ACF, announced on May 6.
which represent approximately 15%
the
of
The
INSURANCE
•
consisted of
Industries, Inc* has acquired a block of 214,000 shares
stock of Republic Aviation Corp., William T. Taylor,
common
man
INDUSTRIAL
•
Industries, Inc.—Purchases Stock—
ACF
ACP
Price $1.25 a
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Monday, May 16, 1960
of
more
than
$127,810,000
not
from the company's lines
include
$160,000,000,
at
the
the
com¬
substantial
of leased machinery
in-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2
the
increase
It
in
the
over
at
other
the
when
bowling
new
a
AMP
.
Carlo
Monte
is opened there in June.
subsidiary of American Machine
win
Raleigh,
a
& Foundry
t
Etrangers
Monaco
a
Aristotle
The
organization.
will be built in a newly-renovated part of
grounds of the world famous Casino. Henri
well-known Paris decorator, is the architect for the new bowling
which will include a luxurious bar and restaruant.
Black & Decker Manufacturing Co. and American Machme &
share
center,
The
de
"Foundry
the
of
center
bowling
new
Cafe
Jtigal,
control of the Societe and
Greek shipowner, owns the re¬
Paris,
the
on
have agreed on a move to further strengthen each com¬
pany's already strong position in the fast growing leisure time field.
It was announced by Robert D. Black, Chairman of the Board
and
President
of
Black
&
Decker
Manufacturing
Co.
end
Morehead
Co.
Patterson,
entire
of
Chairman
Machine & Foundry Co. that the
Inc. of Lancaster .Pa., a wholly-owned
of DeWalt,
capital stock
to be an ef¬
DeWalt "Power Shop"
the home workshop and its industrial radial saws with the
Decker line of portable power tools
'
lor
means
for
saws
Black
is
combination
This
fective
&
considered
combining
companies
both
by
strengths
the
Inc.
will
operated as an independent subsidiary of The
Black
& Decker Manufacturing
Co. Conde Hamlin, President of DeWalt
and
the
present management,
under whose direction DeWalt
has become a leader in radial wood-working equipment, will continue
their
present responsibilities. DeWalt policies and method of distri¬
bution
will
not
be
changed, and the manufacturing, research and
operations will continue at the Lancaster, Pa., plant
engineering
The
company
liquid
The
Division
purchase
of
distillation
for
and
—V.
191,
Sixten
in
of
variety
applications,"
p.
of
on
1214.
acivities in the field of
by
the
purchase
of
the
in a cash transaction.
Co.
AMF
Conn.,
manufactures
fresh
converting
noise
and
suppressors
marine
engines,
equipment
from
water
jet
for
water
sea
silencers
with
and
.
used
in
and
—V.
191,
announced
was
Co.
and
on
VCsco
agreement
This
corporation,
tration
of
division
a
5. Two associated
included
are
in
shares
V.
of
class
p.
SEC
the
Thrift
its
Plaza.
York,
New
filed
stock
1873.
191,
A
common
of
Signed
Co.
American-Marietta
firms,
the
in
Garbart
acquisition
regis¬
a
of
being
Virginia.
With
provides
coal
company
coal
in
coal
a
for
shipped
processing
bituminous
Pennsylvania.
plants
which
for
aggregates
Maryland
and
West
utilities
excess
of
in
Pennsylvania
three
millions
and
of
tons
Pa., Fry also
Maryland. The
aggregates
and
corporation
of
statement
with
shares
outstanding
bv
the
holders
Hornblower
terms
Brighton
315
the
of
SEC
through
The
Weeks.
LaPorte, Ind., filed
11, I960, covering
St.,
an
to be offered for
underwriting group
price
offering
supplied by amendment.
be
public
and
'
regis¬
a
200,000
May
on
stock,
common
thereof
&
to
are
construction
in
1959.
essential
an
when
it
supplier of
ccquired
the
basic
aggregates
Superior Stone
Co.
of
I
engaged
is
company
natural
crude
30,000
the
reserved
shares
500,000
under
manufactures
and
of
equipment
pool
V
registrar
the
the
for
preferred
corporation.—V.
Trust
stock,
185,
class
Co.
A
has
been
class
and
1738.
p.
>
•••
Pontius
2239
to
the
to
Ave.,
operate
Los
products
which
Oil
American
Title
Title
Insurance
Insurance
Co.
Miami
has
interest
in
the
Title Insurance
Columbia
Co., both
Title
Insurance
Co.
of Washington, D.
directors
ington
tions
The
title
the
of
offices
of
of
action
District
two
of
the
the
Berens
transaction.
District
B
insurance
of
Terms
at
V
the
'
.
V
in
..""V
1960—12 Mos.—1959
104,680,072
83,154,301
79,153,008
7,286,685
6,877,563
27,095,590
158,473
113,318
481,036
25,527,064
616,407
27,576,626
26,143.471
income
,
income
stock
div.
require
company
of
the
which
r
with
certain
sion
as
a
transaction
the
companies
country,
are
were
does
having
been
West
result
not
•
The
an¬
'
the
oldest
organized
191,
of
pursuance
19,362,379
400,664
1,599,228
1,607,963
4,487,259
17,937,607
17,754,416
normalization
Federal
liberalized
19,536,835
;->■
5,004,084
utilize
not
effects
6,781,092
4,887,923
\
S,039,791
procedures in connec¬
depreciation (principally those
tax
depreciation
of
orders
taken
the
of
Virginia). Included in net income
of
on
Public
are
the
property
Service
located
Commis¬
following amounts
not
utilizing such normalizing procedures: three months
1959, $132,332; 12 months 1960, $533,581; 1959, $476,015.
p'. 1214.
«•
•
>
Apache Oil Corp.—Name Change—
negota-
,
among
of
•1960, $140,720;
handled
*
6,990,881"
2,102,958
.
399,102
.
stock™
com.
;
2.041,972
5,403,186
arising from
in West Virginia in
•
.7,445.158
...
___
.
♦The
;
:
_™__^
income
for
tion
Estate
Real
►
"•
Columbia
companies
•
•
;
20,716,205
"Bal.
meeting
Corporation
pumps
Anthony Pools Inc'
Anthony Pools as an
21,848,203
Income, deductions
sole
controlling
acquired
and
C.
a
at
698.
,
1960—3 Mos.—1959
income
Net
stock
common
-
-
of
by
serve
supports,
deductions
Gross
,
of the boards of
Colimt»wu«companies«.at» the Wash¬
came
Securities
immediately.
two
board
110,249,891
rev.
Other
—V.
Announcement
manufactures
27,593,768
Operating
■
Co.—Acquires Interests—
of
Anthonv
*
firm
22,134,888
effects
American
below.
Corp.
of
64.
the
,
division
a
as
Angeles
it
Appointed
appointed
-
.
flow-meters
cleaning equipment'
including heaters'
revenues—electric
Oper.
.
Pfd.
of
pool
has headed
the acquired firm,
will
continue
Anthony announced.
The business, which
was
continue
will
by
New" York
,■
;
filters,
ladders,
line
Period End. Mar. 31— .■'.
each.
Chemical' Bank
the
West
boards.
who
capacity,
Apache
in
'
lights,
will market filter systems, diving
and other products now manufactured
Oper.
a
owned
are
1
into
through
national
a
'company
complete
1948
at
on
branched
basis
*
.
Chairman,
Board
has
'
a
'
year
•
restricted stock option plan.
All
eight selling stockholders.
John
proposes
to sell 30.000 of his. holdings of
105,000 shares; Peter G. Torosian, President, 50,000 of 200,000;
and
John Chalik, Jr., and Eugene Chalik, officers, 25,000 of 62,500 shares
of
Chalik,
fiscal
Engineering "Co.
the
in
$1,287 000
'
the
Appalachian Power Co.—Earnings—,
into
rubber
of
thu
swimming pool company in the
exchange, the American
national
listed
be
underwater
addition
See
of
of
f
&
Apache Corp.—New Name—
"'
public sale
headed by
underwriting
business of processing synthetic
open-cell sponge rubber and in iqaking
closed-cell
sponge
rubber.
It entered the plastics field in 1957 by
commencing the manufacture of urethane foam.
According to the
prospectus;
there are 500.000 common shares outstanding,
not
in¬
The
and
nounced
became
Supply
Anthony said.
Mr. Ortega will glso
engineering design consultant.—V. 191, p.
American Rubber & Plastics Corp.—Files Secondary—
This
tration
v
1959.
American-Marietta
for
in
and
and
Mr.
Construction
mining operation at Langdondale.
electric
in
and
quarry
stone
Pool
first
the
to
diving
in
present,
close
admitted assets in excess of
legal reserves, over $5 millinn
i
*
Fry's operations include eight
supply concrete aggregates, road
highway and road construction
is
Ortega,
Inc.
In
the
for
.
ever
same
coping
'' V ■;
•
-
Co.
agreement.
Pools
1960,
6.
Employees,
total
sheet
.
Pools
and
the
-founded
covering $1,200,000
together with 185,000
offered pursuant thereto.—
May
on
for
Plan
in
at
Inc., builder of swimming pools,
sales Held on
a
nationwide
newly-acquired
pumps,
basis
counties
'
Swimming
markets
and
,
Rockefeller
50
of
with
statement
Interests
Pools
States
The
joint
a
Pools Inc.—Acquires—
chlorinators,
Plan Filed—
aircraft.
whereby the Fry Coal & Stone
become
May
Corp.,
'
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American Shopping Centers, Inc.—Registrar
American-Marietta Co.—Acquisition Agreem't
will
601.
p.
in New Jersey on
in the manufacture
small trailer boats.
'V
■■
companies
■
Exchange.
Robert
-,.v
an
incorporated
was
American Petrofina, Inc.—Thrift
The
The signing of
Mcrcersburg.
Pa.,
corporation
on
surroundiing
equipment
Anthony
Stock
5. 1957, lor the purpose of primarily engaging
sale of fiberglass swimming pools, canoes and
1066.
acquislton of
Los
Angeles.
United
BUSINESS—The
1959, showed a
and capital, surplus
p.
pool
general
Feb.
the
balance
30,
Dec.
190,
purchases;
cluding
jointly
by
Morehead
Patterson,
Wollmar, Emhart President.
F.
Hartford,
method
wide
a
industrial
made
and
located
Maxim,
the
its
disclosed.
not
was
was
Chairman,
expanded
12
and
water
desalting
Emhart Manufacturing
price
Announcement
Board
May
on
conditioning
Maxim
the
the
consolidated
Title's
Anthony
cents.
of
sheet
balance
Anthony
purchase of new molds, dies and equipment; $25,000 for inventory
$10,000 for development of other items; and $60,000 lor
corporate purposes.
for
of
be
—V.
proceeds, $25,000 will be used for new show¬
$25,000 for advertising, $25,000 for promotion; $30,000
facilities;
room
conducted
and
Nov. 30, 1959, showed total fixed assets
surplus and legal reserves of $1,224,000.
million,
$11
Of¬
Securities, Inc.,
Dealer's concession on the issue is 10
been
Columbia
year,
American
PROCEEDS—Of the net
.
DeWalt,
capital,
York, on May 6 publicly offered 300,000
the company's common stock (par 10 cents) at
shares of
American
subsidiary of American Machine & Foundry, is to be transferred to
Black & Decker in exchange for 120.000 shares of the Black & Decker
fiscal
and
New
of
both
majority
has
Monaco
multi-millionaire
Onassis,
maining
the
of
Rainier
Prince
•
.
....
t
last
Fiberglass Co.—Common Stock
American Molded
;
$1 per share.
des
contract
a
of
Virginia.
and
combined
A
ending
ment.
Cercle
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
have
which
Operations,
District
the
cover
Maryland
American-Marietta's decentralized operations, man¬
agement of the Fry Coal and Stone Division will continue under the
leadership of Leonard S- Fry, founder and president.
American-Marietta expects its total shipments of construction aggiegates to reach 25 million tons in 1960.—V. 191, P- 601.
fered—Michael Fieldman and First City
signed
has
.
1
with
keeping
In
with Societe des Bains de Mer et du
(Society of Sea Bathing and Circle of
Foreigners at Monaco)
to install
a
four-lane bowling center with
AMF
Automatic Pinspotters and
"Streamlane Decor" bowling equipCo.,
1881.
Materials & Construction Co. of Cedar
and Concrete
C.,
N.
IOW8.»
jR&DidS
ceiUer
Corp.,
Overseas
of
activities'
recreational
well-known
.
time
first
the
for
bowling
.
all-t.me record highs
predicted that AMP should establish new
was
earnings and revenues in 1960.
American-style
automatic tenpin
Join
unfilled orders for
showed a marked
The
Pinspotter.
the end of the first quarter
1959 year-end figure.
Pinspotter
AMF
Bowling
Automatic
the
eluding
.
(2086)
Apache
Oil
its corporate name
Plank, President.
The
in
name
Corp., at its recent shareholders meeting, changed
to Apache Corp., it was announced by Raymond
change
is
in
keeping
with
the
company's
continued
indicate that the predicted rise in
capital spending will not rely on internal financing
and, except for the utilities, will for the most part not be used to expand capacity-
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
A strong corporate
public
in municipals is the
except insofar as replacement and modernization does do just that.
; V
;
The following data summarize the amount of
capital that will be sought by corporate
and municipal issuers in the next four weeks.
The figures are obtained by the
Chronicle from private and public sources
and,
The
the log jam still plaguing the SEC.
By SIDNEY BROWN
financing probability and a continuing marked weakness
picture for the four weeks from May 16 to June 10, inclusive.
supply of corporate stocks and bonds with tentative target dates from
May 16 through Dec. 6 is expected to tap the market for about $1.2 billion.
Proposed
corporate offerings, without any dates yet contemplated, would add another
$1 bil¬
lion to this,
bringing the gross offerings to slightly over $2 billion, according to
financing intentions spelled out in meaningful detail,
total
any
admittedly have been complicated by
This condition, however, still does not presage
records in the dollar volume of financing for the year.
CORPORATE AND
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
Corporate
NON-SEASONABLE
DECLINE
IN
MUNICIPALS
May
a
seasonal low not
seen
for
some
*
PAST
WEEK'S
time.
,
were
OFFERINGS
$174,277,000 PHA's, and $154 million Federal Land Bank
UTILITIES
It
still
looks
SPUR
EXTERNAL
FINANCING
though underwriters have the utilities to thank for
financing involving the need for, and use of, external funds. Except for
facturers, retail and service companies, the near and far future
as
the
a
bulk
few
of
manu¬
scheduling of securi¬
reflect the important role utilities are
playing, insofar as expansion of output
is concerned, as distinguished from
replacement-modernization plant and equipment
ties
spending.
One of the
surprises in the first quarter of this year was the fact that the
privatelypublic utility industry increased its financing by as much as 10.2% over the
$870.9 million total recorded in the like period of 1959.
According to the Financial
Consulting Department of Ebasco Services, Inc., the greatest portion of the total
percentage increase came from telephone companies. Electric
companies decreased
however, and gas companies increased their financing by close to $100 million
owned
As
the
first
half of
this
year
draws
to
a
close
there is
nothing
on
the horizon to
more.
v
$186,979,510
377,041,500
244,415,000
112,622,430
$229,489,000
228,130,000
72,052,430
"
ISSUES
$62,551,000
110,083,000
16,285,000
40,570,000
$921,058,440
*
IN
THE
CALENDAR
Employees Corp. common; $6 million Farrington Mfg. Co. debentures;
461,431 shares of Marquette Corp. common; 317,500 shares of J. W. Mays Inc. common; $20 million debentures and 400,000 shares of Uris
Buildings Corp. common;
300,000 shares of Dial Finance Co. common; $22 million Milwaukee Gas Light Co.
bonds; $4,590,000 N. Y. Central RR. equipment trust certificates; and in municipals
—$9,515,000 Cincinnati, Ohio; $9 million Phoenix, Ariz.; $7,250,000 Maine; $5 million
Mississippi; $5,750,000 Onondaga County, N. Y.
Week of May 23: 145,703 shares of A.nken Chemical & Film
Corp. common; 400,000
of Englehard Industries, Inc.
common; $10 million of Growth Capital, Inc.
common; $60 million bonds and 60,000 warrants of Midwestern Gas Transmission
shares
same
Taking the spotlight
one-year bonds.
or
Both
Financings
Aviation
Thursday through Wednesday, total corporates privately placed
and publicly offered came to about $123
million—$99 million in bonds and long-term
notes and $25 million in equities. A considerable number of
issues set for that week
were postponed for later dates.
week, municipals sold amounted to $116.5 million with the largest
issue consisting of $30 million in certificates sold
by Jacksonville, Fla. to a group
headed by First Boston Corp. The next largest
offering was $5.5 million Suffolk Co.
Water Authority, N. Y. to Harriman
Ripley.
$691,569,440
million
-
LARGER
the week of last
During that
$304,473,440
6-June 10__
Municipals
Among the larger forthcoming issues for the period May 16-June 10 there are:
Week of May 16:
100,000 shares of American Security Corp. capital; $5 million
.
In
$1
Total of
*
Corporates
$124,428,510
266,958,500
3__
AHEAD
Total
$65,538,510
110,452,500
103,530,000
24,952,430
June
becoming larger than supply characterized by higher prices for their bonds and lower
yields to investors. The total amount of municipals with fixed sales dates from
May 16-July 14 increase the immediate four-week figure by
approximately $45
million, or a gross total of $274 million for all municipal bonds of
$1 million or more
This is
-
$58,890,000
156,506,000
124,600,000
57,100,000
May 31-June
point of June 10 show no encouraging prospect at all.
Assuming our
$500 (plus) billion economy does not go below the mark set at the end of the first
quarter, it would seem as though municipal issuers will look forward to demand
with scheduled dates.
16-May 20__
May 23-May 27__
cut-off
Proposed municipal financing in the offing, without scheduled dates as
yet, amounts
to $490 million. This figure added to
municipal issues that are scheduled comes to a
grand total of $764 million. In addition, there are several large note
offerings coming
up
in municipals and federal agencies amounting to $394.9 million.
Corporates,
municipals and federal agency securities constitute a potential demand for funds of
about $3.2 billion.
Stocks
.
Total-——_ $397,096,000
The four-week calendar of State and local
tax-exempts reveals a modest increase of
about $60 million, compared to last week's four-week
projection, for a total of about
$230 million in issues of $1 million or more. Municipals with dates after the fourweek
Corporate
Bonds
.,
\
Co.; 210,045 shares of Obear-Nester Glass Co. common; 100,000 shares of Piper Air¬
craft Corp, common; $12 million debentures and
360,000 shares common of Southwest
Forest Industries, Inc.; 240,000 shares of
Teleregister Corp. common; 333,400 shares
of Arizona Public Service Co. common; 168,833 shares of Food Fair Stores, Inc.
common; $10 million Jersey Central Power & Light Co.
bonds; 298,204 shares of
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of N. Y. Inc.
common; $25 million Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp. debentures; $6 million debentures and 120,000 shares of United Financial Corp.
of Calif.; $28 million City of Montreal
bonds; and in municipals—$50 million Calif.;
$10 million Detroit School District Mich.; $11,750,000 Denver, Colo.
Week of May 31:
410,206 shares of Brush Beryllium Co. common; 134,739 shares of
Corp. common; 400,000 shares of Florida Power & Light Co. common; 660,000
shares of Futterman Corp. class
A; 1,692,466 shares of Pacific Coast Properties, Inc.
common; $12 million debentures and 360,000 shares of common of Wallace Properties,
Inc.; $30 million Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. bonds; $40 million National Cash
Register Co. debentures; $40 million Southern Electric Generating Co. bonds; and in
municipals—$10 million King County, Washington.
Dalto
Week of
June 6: $45 million Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. debentures; 750,000
Aluminum. Inc. common; $12 million Washington Gas Light Co.
bonds; and in municipals—$17.7 million Memphis, Tenn.; $5,870,000 Kern County Joint
Union High School District, Calif.; $15 million Los
Angeles Department of Water &
shares of Harvey
Power
<
System, Calif.; Pennsylvania General State Authority $25 million.
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May 12, 1960
;
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Number 5951
191
Volume
div?r.fifc operaUoris-1, as
,
.
The
.
Pcompanyre wHh
investment; management
an
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2087)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co Ltd.—To Acquire—
See Wilson Boxes Ltd. below.—V. 170, p. 298.
brfDache Oil Corp. was so named in 1954 when group °f organized
it was
Butler Brothers—Sales Up—-1.
~rele:ig"^
S
car«
apartment buildings, shopping
warehouses,
buildings,
°f oince
commercial properties throughout' the country.
an£ Sfhpr diversification is found in Apache's management
of
Fl,r
Trn
■
-
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: ':
■
I960—4
$6,691,282
vSio~i—~a~~~
v* 191> P» 1319.
centers
mutual
n
.
»
Keckman
,
Wks.-^195fh
1960—18 Wks.—1959
$4,607,028 $19,732,631 $18,719,521'
of adm
Cal
in6 Shares
the Fullerton,
computer will help determine
suspension springs on railroad cars
JSL1„t°and°CUSt'
f Sm
Mr:
8
Daniels. ADM President
H.
John
Sfnt
;
said
.
Cherniss
attributed
earnings
exptohSS,
seeds and wheat flour are too low to return
in the shutdown of many of the
plants, including some of ADM s from time
processing
riurine the winter
rmn
pSiafly
v
'
'
the
computer,
,
;
.
pqrnine-c
from
Daniels
ADM's
said,
designed
was
exnanriinfr
linp<j
tha
Avfb,,v
Larnings^\rom^ th?c?mpany's
in
improvement in profit for the first
that foundry products and bentonite
continued to gain over 1959 earnings.—V, 190, p. 151. .
""J-;:-v'XV;'
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■
White St., New York, filed a registration stateMay 10, 1960, covering 140,000 shares of class A
!vimmon stock to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
irrmiiv headed bv Michael G.
Kletz & Co., Inc. The public offering price %
This company, of 64
with the SEC on
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The controlline stockholders
have sold 10,000 class A shares to Michael G.
anr'
its financial consultant, at
2,500 shares to Louis W. Herman,
cents per share.
50
cnppp^nr
organized
was
romnanv
ThP
q
as succebsui
to
u
Delaware law
of the same
under
its
IraHufjcture
J
and sale of capacitors and
nnfpnpds
npt
sale
the
of
related products.
some
$50 000
coSiaSSV^^is^fknniSa^
toe
.
_
,
x
Utah
prospectus lists Albert I. Rothenstein as President, ..Howard L.
Rothenstein as vice-president, and Edward M. Rothenstein as secretarytreasurer.
Officers and directors as a group own all of the 362,500
class B shares and 295,500 shares of the class A shares now outstanding
Florence Rothenstein).
;
v
t
Consolidated
150',000
licly offered
191,
of
than
the
$317 350
'
*
1959
over
and
iQfi%
1958
iq^s
nvpr
in
thp
Rpnnhlip
of
do
1960
nf
Pam
v
p
reflect
not
iqi
the
ingeeandPmaneufacteuring
automation'systems
of
covering
50,000
share),
per
April
on
filed
27
of
shares
a
letter
of
to be
;
'
used
stock
common
for
to
.
_
: V
WitVi
Oppnritide
TTYphnnfyp
and
Th? company
is
at
face
April 28 filed
on
covering $250,000
fereel
of
61/2%
10
•..
lth
income
>efnterest
before
and
other
Provision for
Nation
Quarter
,
in
letter of notification
,
SEC
are
to be
for working
used
capital.—V. 191, p.
eral taxes
>
..
Foods
rooas,
Inc
inc.
The corporation has
outstanding class A
accrued
dividends.
To
10
Quarter
1959
at
made
Bank, Chicago, 111.
The
class
June 3
A
"ft m-r
common
.
r •
stock
V
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iqi
.
i^ri
n
.
.
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1
.
i960—3 Months—1959'
1960—Month—1959
$1,227,747
$1,105,824
529,448
547,247
$3,431,494
1,580,217
$3,035,452
1,635,076
$560 224
$425
560,224
$1 4ii'?qi $1'975'qir
675
425,675
1,415,593
975,916
^
of
Poughkeepsie,
N.
Y.,
May
on
2
reported
sub-'
,
„
,
based
Jtoja^outstanding af .compared with 1959 figures of 45.6 cents and
«.
A
omies
at
par
i
t.t„
Prnlt r?°
inrrpalpri pnvnL?'
+u
,
0
,
,?l! J
n™
18,000 com->
company, attrib-
t
Prln.^ipa"y to steady growth in revenues
for.the quarter, 7% for the 12 months) and to operating econresulting from the 140,000-kw addition completed last October
■
:
for
Quarter
ration, executed
90,225,049 127,989,702
1,067,669
1,023,805
24,153,437
24,398,596
—
65,003,943 102,567,301
107,828,727
.
plant. This additional
reduce its expenditures
power
53 000 000
32 000 000
56 000 000
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45,455,208
45,204,078
$0.69
$1.06
common
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,10-fai.
.
.
>
u
?S Pfn.a?iIYUn?A,,Hh Sir
t
lirst
the
auarter
195^
of
or
:
.
ifsq
nf
54 6%
and
tons lor tne first quauer 01 iyt>-, or^o^.b /c
of the then rated
4-, *
nf
1QKn
The
declared
Directors
a
dividend
of
iaos iS
arf"a d dftion
9n additional
1
^ 0^Q °1 Ri°' ^Ut m n.° eYent les^ tharJ
(approximately 63%) of
517,059 shares
such stock of Rio, under the terms Of
a
proposed Agree-
ment and Plan of Reorganization.
.
,
^
°
^
(uPuriua"t '° the ^erms of. the proposed agreement Cerro offers
effectiveness of
a
registration statement dated May 3,
upon
1960, to
Rl° t0 exchan?e
of
one share of
capital stock
Rio's
Cerro's
owned
shares of Cerro's common stock
to
common
by
be
stock
them
wholly
for
(with
each
all
23.50
fractional
disregarded)!
such Rio stockholders accept the offer and become parties
all
If
to
the
agieement, they will be entitled to receive (proportionately and subject:
terms °f the agreement), the 28,997 shares of Cerro's common
n0^ b®ing offered and perro will receive 681,435 shares of
Rl° s capital stock. If such stockholders of Rio owning 517,059 shares
of Rio s outstanding capital stock accept the offer and become parties
$1.75
common stock. Unless Cerro's offer is accepted by such Rio stockholders
respectively,
84 8%
ow"in8 at least 517,059 shares of Rl°'sagreement, Cerro willstock, issue
of
outstanding capital
and
subject to certain other terms
the
not
If rfnadtv
any of its shares
oi c&p&city.
share
per
t0 the agreement, Cerro will issue to such stockholders (proportionately
and subject to the terrrA of the Agreement)
22,002
shares of Its
net
ana 0^.0 *> .^respect vcy,
for the month of April will be sipproxiniRtoly 85 A
>
of Rio s
^..0(;
$1.10
_
,
XS n-^n
Memorandum of Intent looking to-
a
™
•
divi-
stock)
.
.
outstanding capital stock, of all of the remaining out-
■.,,
stock
quarterly
„
holder of 140,446 shares (approximately 17%)
shares
45,474,688
deducting
company.' to
of the holders of such remaining outstanding capital stock of
"
_
the
tde,Pr0P°Sed acquisition by Cerro the present
_
income-—
on
enabled
Cerro de Pasco Corp.—Exchange Offer—As of Jan. 27,
I960, this New York Corporation, and three stockholders
<the" holdinS in the aggregate 296,690 shares of capital
stock or approximately 36% of the outstanding stock) of
^10 Blanco Copper Corporation, Ltd., a Virginia corpo-
1959
615,92$9,580
Fed-
capacity
...
,e
.
to
,
On a per-share basis, the 1960 earnings are equivalent to 47.8 cents
for the quarter and $1.43 for the 12 months on the 3,369,228 common
49,567,301
t
'' v
^
,
Steel production (ingots and castings) for the fust quarter of 1960
of 5,584,295 net tons averaged 97.4 4. of the l-ated capacity of 23,-
4
"i?!:ivt '
a
—
»U02,756 and $5 010,846 as of March 31, 1959.
-
preferred
1960, all of its
per share, plus
National Boulevard
Temporarily Exemptea
ori
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.
the
outstanding at end of period_____
2074 '
award Of the
5%% coupon.!
won
...
stantial increases in earnings for tne tnree-month and 12-month
periods ended March 31, 1960, as compared with the corresponding
yealJag0 fi&ures'
The company's net income was $l,/77,974 for the first quarter of
I960 snd $5,502,442 for the 12 months, versus comparable totals of
^1^,®
,UP 10%
33,033,943
1001.
converted into common stock
be
n
p'
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1
Corp.
may
180
"
.
"•71'~V- 191' P- 1563'
T
corporation
Vt >?ic
"
51,828,727
(after
-
inclusive
i960
the
qq 71
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1,168,594
-----— —
stock to be offered at $12
will be
.
•
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,
This
24,264,198
income
called for redemption on June 3,
common
Payment
.
Provision for Federal taxes based
Stock—
olulia
Redeem
neatem
new
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. -Earnings
263..v
p.
,
provision
Earnings per share of
B/G
o/U
.
jjet income for the period——
Number of shares of common stock
involved.
Tlie proceeds
charges
.
,
,
with tne o&o
subordinated debentures to be otof $250 each No underwriting
a
year
inr-
.Pfi' inc—
:
deducting
depletion^.!-.
Income before
denominations
value
the
„
fq.
depreciation, amort-
and
Deduct:
th
by
First Boston Corp., 100.57, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
¥,
Ne^railwk^one^'inc61^'
x
items shown below_—_—_—__ 133i26i,519
Commission—
....
group
at Central Hudson's Danskammer Point
with
offered
be
655,821,014 408,897,949
Total
o
Automobile Bankers Of South Dakota, Rapid City, S. D.
FilQc
^
Co.
•
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^
0
_
j•
Railway oper. revenue-Railway oper. expenses
'Vu;■
working capital—v.- 184,
1960
.T
•
.
sale
stocklnterest'-:
a
.
Period End. Mar. 31—
•
notification
without underwriting.
are
.
(2) sales, distribution and servicing of Automation systems, tools and
equipment; and <3) specialized design,, development and engineering
services for manufacturing firms.-v. 191, p. 898.
v>
.
public
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
a?dwgfcehnSfarr"Ll" S°stmentreSpeCtS ba5ed UP°n ■estimates' some
*mcn may «^lre at«ust">e"'.
plrst
Fourth
Flrst
and equipment
tools
T
'
The result shown for the respective periods have not been audited
into
riividpd
for
their bid of 99.569 for
on
0
Smith
f~\
sales
aas
Bethlehem Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
and $27,500 as working
sales expenses, and expan.
offered
be
*°r Phased electricity by 92% for th4;'quarter and 44% for the
i2-inonth period.
Dividend .checks accompanying the report continue the unbroken
record of 56 years during which Central Hudson and its principal
predecesSOrs naVe paid dlVidends wlthout interruption.-V. 191, p. 699.
corporation
operations.
^>f the corporation can be dWidea 1
.
came from The
*
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May 12
Fpnnpr
nio
p*
'
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This
Natural Gas
r.
'
$50,000 will be used for machinery
,
business
to
««> " jA. third bid for the bonds with a 5 V.% coupon was,
submitted by White, Weld & Co., 99.2799. Bids naming a 5V4% coupon
simiioriv
•
business—The
stock,
common
Halsey Smart & Co. Inc. and associates bid 99..,6 k for the bonds,
™ ^ $317'35°
,
$30 000 for engineering costs;
equipment-
capital for administration, plant overhead,
its
,
„
^s^Aannounce<i that operating revenues
050 in the
19%
.
;;'Thr proceeds
shares of Automation Systems, Inc.
per share as a speculation.
the net proceeds,
PROCEEDS—Of
,
'
1561.
p.
of
generating
SEC
25(f) at $1
stock (par
common
below.-V.
Corp.
two
<
-
v- i
Stock Offered—
Inc~ of New York City, on May 5 pub-
Fennekohl & Co
and
Utilities
Gas
V
.
$746 900
_
Systems,, Inc.—Common
Automation
„r
The
($1
See
o
JBen Miningv.'Corp.^ Billing's, Mont.—Files With SEC—
;
,
Gas Co.—Merger Approved—
Arkansas Louisiana
Increase
an
and
"
The
(including the holdings of
u
the
During the first quarter of 1960* Belco continued its active drilling
and completed 21 gross wells <16.5 net), of which 15 gross
wells (13 net) were producers. The company is presently operating
13 drilling rigs, of which seven are located in Wyoming, four in
_
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tn
over
program
;
TT
n
rJ 5fi2lv SS
f
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In addition, the company is negotiating a sales contract for its:
the Uinta Basin in northeastern Utah at a price of
18/2 cents per 1,000 cf. These negotiations are being conducted with
an intrastate pipeline and it is expected that the resulting sales
not fall under the jurisdiction of the FPC. The company is
of the opinion that gas reserves already proved in this area would,.
under such a contract, provide the company was additional cash
- «°w at the rate of $1.3 million per year.
addi-
000 to carry additional inventories for production and
to lib pxuuuivv lines; and the balance for working capital.
10 its product
liiicc,
$54'°"'152
f
Files for Secondary
The Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The ..irst of these new contracts goes into effect on July 1, 1960. On
the basis of gas being taken at the minimum amount for which
payment'*, must be made, whether or not any gas is actually taken,
thls new contract should add approximately $900,000 (including
LeXfnu5
associated liquids) to Belco's cash flow in the second
i960. This contract has not yet been approved by the FPC.
$30,000 for research and development; $120,000 for
improvement of the company's physical plants and equip-.
menf $150
Ss
was $848,000, an increase of. 14%
first quarter of 1959 and 167% more
contacts signed in December, 1959, with El Paso
activities;
dising
exDansion and
uons
the
The company
additional class A stock
of
in
engaged
are
and 362,500 class B common shares.
m,t«t«nriinB 312 500 class A
w
thi
nr
subsidiaries
15, 1960,
which com-
name
Ftc
m
May 13 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates.
on
net income in the first5
gas located in
Feb.
on
York corporation
New
a
f
herhoIdings 01B6'925 m,e latter
„
Revenues for the first quarter
.
.
mpnt
Kletz and
t
California Electric Power Co .—Bonds Offered—A
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cash tlow for the first quarter of I960 wj $1 580000 o?' 14%^above
the 1959 figure of $1,382,000 and 113% above the $741 350 of 1958.
The foregoing figures, Mr. Belfer pointed out, are estimates and have
not been audited.
.
Registers With SEC
Electronics, Inc.
thp
marked
..Derations showed a substantial
three quarters over last year and
Arco
'
in the first quarter were $2,036,000, compared with $1,708
first quarter of 1959 and $986,550 in the first quarter of
■
operations
built
and
,
*
Earnings Rise—
c
Fetroleiim Corp.
of the first quarter of 1958.
was' a
in
H
leaf vS.if5'^ %
"
isSUe °f $12,000,000 of the utility's 5%% first mortgage '•
the'uniCsiates'^d
vTtS?- ' bonds' dated May 1, 1960, and due May 1, 1990, were
Umted SUteS and >"road.-V. 191, oJ,fere'd gt
p',us ac'rued interest (to 'yieM £ 1Q%),
ta
Keneral
p-.--.
4,;
quarter of I960
" crease in
chemicals
chemical group. He- noteq tnat earnings irom tne company s cnemicais
luring the nine months were more than double those of a year ago.
Thp
ADM
President also reported
that the company s overseas
continuing
genera'l ule
to
earned in the
returns,
reduced
It
under various labels, including "Resistol," "Cnurchill,"
and "Kevin McAndrew." It has outstanding 242,927 comshares and certain indebtedness. E. R, Byer is listed as Board
Chairman and Harry Rolnick, President. Mr. Byer proposes to sell
a11 his holdings of 54,740 common shares and Mabel L. Byer 45,260
•'«
.
which
30> this corporation reported' that'
months.
these
offsetting
?
Belc0
'
profit, resulting
industries'
Paitiany
Sterns now
py 1563. *
.
margins on oil
the
satisfactory,
10
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lor the post several months. He
""dgclyiax°eede industries
a
outstanding.:.
stock
'
rnon
s^ejon
consecutiveyquarterly dividend' ThSe'Sf'
115th
shares oi common
1
boys' hats
"Bradford"
electronicis firm said the $67,000
?ntwc
8
'
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J
It
Byer-Rolnick Hat Coip.
Instruments, Inc.—Invention
g^W.^0aiy^J°»»«e3o"Me nme months a year;
Directors
'
e
This corporation, of 601 Marion Drive, Garland, Texas, on May 9
filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 100,000 outstand-
,
Calif
Archel-Banieis ax u i u vu. J" ngb
This company on April 29 announced net earnings of $2,625,095 for
the nine
months ended March 31, I960.
That was equal to SI.65 a snare; on the common stock, compared
a
R
'I960—4 Mos.—1959 '
M3'M3'3M
"i™y-,~e,rallrf,dcar'"™^SJSTSSUnr£—
pwtvnn^fnf'
£
°* f°reign operations for
:•
Co.—Earnings—
Daniels-Midland
«
Period End. April 30—
?tm»lSi"
'
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corn-Sales Un
*
1960—Month—1959'
Period End. April 30—
...
3
on
the
abandoned.
7%
Depositary
of common stock offered and the agreement will
•
and
Escrow
j
»,ri
Elv
*
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Agent
Messrs
Reeves
Todd
Rcatv
Investment Company Act
cumulative preferred -stock, payable on July 1, 1960, t'o stockholders
,
Th
corporation Trust Co
15 Exchange Place
Jerse'v Citv 2 N i
extending the period of the temporary exemption of B.T.L. Corp. of
Qf record at the close of business on June 3,
1960, and also a divily 191 pl875
Jersey City 2, N. J.
Chicago, fvom all provisions of that Act until the disposition by tne
dend of 60 cents per share on the common stock, payable on June 1,
/
Commission of the company's application for an order declaring that
19g0
t0 stockholders of record at the close of business on May 9,
rhamnlin
Oil
&
R^finincr»n
Faunincro
it is
primarily engaged in a business or,businesses other than that of
;1960:_Vf i89, ;p. 2239. ;
V ,
C 'u, i
- f
,
^
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-Lnampun .U1L & Kelming Co.—Earnings— , uv ■
an investment
company. ' A 'hearing on' said applidatioh is scheduled
Three Months Ended March 31—
1960
1959
for May 12, i960.
The company, formerly known as Butler Brothers,
.
rippker Manufa^turinff Co
Stock Transferred
Net sales and other revanue
$20,360,681 $20,666,959
was until
recently engaged in the distribution of general merchandise,
Black & Decker ManUiacuirHig' i^o. q lk
Profit before Federal income taxes—
2,109,614
2,524,265
having sold its business and assets in February 1960 to City Products
.
See American Machine & Foundry Corp. above.—V. 191, p. 502.
Federal income tax
250,000
300,000
Corp.—v, i9i( p 1875/
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Net income after taxes—
1,859,614
2,224,265
The
SEC
has
issued
order
an
under
the
Exchange Place,
.
,
v
.
'
CfnrP«
Barnstnhlp
Riiv
Imp
Dffprirify
issued'an o.'der
The SEC has
Snsoended—
temporarily suspending a
Chop
a
jm111 g Sf 11°
offering
of
provides
a
conditional
exemption
from-registration
$204
Properties!
nounced
Regulation A, an
Brown
fegdis-
W 'Sie'^SuXrS v'?o.Sa« Va
traiion requirement; that Interests in the Motel have been and are
being sold by the use of sales literature which was not Piously' fi e
with the
Commission, as required; and that the offering nas
would be made in violation of Section 17
(the ant:L-fraua. H
°f the
Securities Act, by reason of false and misleading represen
liquest,
—
the
company's offering
Commission's
™
the
"""ic
order
provides
question
an
.
rhanee
the COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
sVibert msldent; Claude Seibert Vice
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-063.3);
of March
3, 1879.' Subscriptions in United States, U.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the
±ne> w
in
»
i
President
Copyright 1960_by
S. Foss
name
'
...
for
—
4,128,802
4,126,859
$0.43
—
share
$0.53
Shoe'
Co.,
Brown Shoe Co. of Canada, Ltd. ef-
Motor
record April 12,
of Canada, Ltd.
^
Speedway,
Inc.-Rights
Offered-
Charlotte Motor Speedway, Inc. offered to the holders
of its common stock (par $1) the right to subscribe for
304,280 shares of common stock at a price of $2 per share,
in the ratio of two shares for each three shares held of
I960;
these
rights
expired
on
May
to Morrison & Co.. unsubscribed shareswho$2 per share,
Inc. of Charlotte,
is presently
offering remaining
at
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated under North Carolina
iaw on Aug. 19, 1959, to engage in the business of operating a motor
speedway and to conduct or lease its premises for other events. The
.
speedway is located on U. S. Highway No. 29, approximately 10 miles
north of Charlotte. On May 29, 1960, the company proposes to stage
Its first "World 600" stock car race, which it plans to make an annual
this operation.
event. This will he a 600 mile race, which represents, according to the
does
Publishers, 25 Pirk Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. George J. Morrlssey, Editor;
Week [eVery Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y
under the Act
Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year,
William
B.
Dana
foreign subscriptions
remittance lor.iore g
6.
66,134 shares had been sold through May 6, according
not change the Canadian management of
president and part owner, Eric M. Sabiston,
direct
(Reg. ,U. S. Patenc u
rate of exchange,
an.
com
Perth
"55^-S. JSSi
vacated
nffirel
WilLm S
Mq
subsidiary,
shoes to Canadian shoe retailers during May, for sale
consumers in the Fall of I960.
.
^ is expected that Brown Shoe
Co. of Canada, Ltd. will continue
;+0 eXnand its facilities in future years to manufacture and distribute
^
greater number of Brown Shoe Co.'s brands of footwear in Canada.
opportunity for hearing, upon
suspension should be
Canadian
common
Charlotte
.
tQ Canadian
circular and sales literature.
whether, the
189' P- 1674,
its
children-s
Qf
_
contained In
that
Company
Shoe
*
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.
2
Ltd., has changed its name to
fective immediately.
suspension order asserts that,
exemption is not ^a^ableJ
Commission's
The
of
Brown Sho
^n M™y
^
MUrhieu n?q^XCRafnnsLbll00B0a°v0 prnopoSdU the public
000 ^f undivided
fractional interests in Wanderlust
H
under the terms
The
:; ■
Ltd—New Name—
nf Gnnada
fn
per
'After preference dividends.-V. 187, p. 1892.
-V. 191. P. 1770.
,
Regulation
*Earned
^Period Ended Apr" 30- $W^onth-19||5
Regulation A
D«Sl«.
Motel
Bona.awres uit.--»3dics ui
'
Mass.
not i fi r.
Number of common shares
Salf-sUr)
Inr
Company.
and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
officers
race staged on
distinguished from a road or airport
anywhere in the world. This event, which will carry a $100,003
is the largest amount of money given for any one event in
course,
purse,
the longest distance stock car
the company,
of
closed
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2088)
oval shaped course,
or
American stock
as
191, p. 1771.
racing.—V.
car
Electric Co.—Appointments-
Cincinnati Gas &
registrar and paying
company's first mort¬
1983.
Irving Trust Co.
has been named trustee,
for $30,000,000 principal amount of the
bonds,
gage
series
5ft
1990.—V.
due
190,
$100
the
at
p.
Stock Offered
—
Stock—The ICC
not less than
Washington, D. C., on May 6 publicly offered
75,000 shares of class A common stock (par one cent)
Co., of
of this
corporation, of 121 Varick St., New York City, at
$4 per share, less 400 to members of the National Asso¬
ciation of Security
Dealers, Inc.
*
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\
the net proceeds, $10,000 will be used for repayment
Jerome Besdine and Philip Glaser; $29,000 for salaries of
PROCEEDS—Of
of
loan
to
establishment of new
offices
and sales promotion;
$30,000 for research and development; and $101,000 for working capital.
officers,
employees; $15,000 for
$40,000 for advertising
directors and
and
showroom;
v
BUSINESS—The
Jan.
in
27,
1900,
is
a
Delaware corporation,
formed
on
charter provides primarily that it shall engage
company
whose
the
of
general field
printed circuits.
electronics
specifically,
and
in
field
the
of
Cincinnati,
Chicago
St.
&
Louis
$17
to noon
up
of
St.
<DST>
70
25,
first
t*>
Broadway,
collateral
exhaust
the
4ft
Chemical
corporation
tenders
Feb.
on
for
the
Y.,
will
to
sale
it
mortgage bonds, to
$105,335 at prices not
190,
17
an
to
2039,
p.
Stock
Offered—
offered 111,729
(par $25 per share—
at $30 per share, and 20,000 shares of
($25 per share—limited dividend);
additional 50,000 shares of class C common stock were
offered for the account of
BUSINESS—Coastal
a
partially
ganized
owned
under
Coastal
was
related
facilities
hydrous
Chemical
subsidiary
the
Mississippi Chemical Corp. at
a
share to the public.
per
general
Corp.
of
formed
was
Mississippi
laws
corporate
in
March,
Chemical
of
the
1956,
Corp.
State
of
It
as
is
or¬
Mississippi.
established
to develop a high analysis fertilizer plant and
February, 1957. It was decided to include an an¬
plant. These facilities have been constructed on
in
ammonia
Bayou Casotte, near
Pascagoula,
PROCEEDS—The
capital.—V.
190,
net
Miss.
proceeds
be
used
for
additional
working
Coca-Cola Co.—Files Thrift Plan—
The company, of 515 Madison Ave., New
York, on May 9 filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC
covering $1,050,000 of participations in
its
employee Thrift Plan,, together with
may be acquired pursuant: thereto.—V.
/■;
f
Colonial
'
190,
'
:
shares
common
S
'
of
time
'
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v
were
slightly
profit
The
picture
said.
he
pared
'1
after
35
the
steel
and
v 7
v-
strike,
135,161,925
Co.
Putze
first
Insurance
Co.
Commercial Credit
unaudited
interim
released
operations
for
on
of
for
York
request
/
first quarter of 1960 was
56,419,335 or $1.26 per
with $6,391,033 or $1.26 per share on a fewer number
on March 31, 1959.
Consolidated gross income for the first
quarter of 1960 was
the
outstanding
compared with $41,575,481 in the similar period of 1959. Net
income
interest and discount charges and before
taxes for the 1960
period was $29,756,741 compared with $23,164,300, but interest and
dis¬
count charges for the first
quarter
compared with $11,113,330 for 1959.
of
1960
amounted
to
$18,169,863
Gross receivables
acquired by the finance companies in the first
1960 were in excess of $1,128,000,000
compared with acquisi¬
tions in the first quarter of 1959 which
totaled in excess of
$955,000,000.
Receivables outstanding on March 31, 1960 totaled
$1,873,240,065 com¬
pared with, on a similar date of 1959, $1,450,321,155. The
increase in
receivables outstanding is fairly well distributed
throughout all lines of
activity. First quarter 1960 net earnings of the finance
companies
amounted to $3,529,801 compared with
$3,400,444 for 1959, after ab¬
sorbing an increased
interest
expense
of
$7,056,533. In
short,
the
finance companies did about 18% more
business in the first quarter of
1960 as compared to the first
quarter of 1959, but most of the increase
in earnings was absorbed in the increased
cost of money.
The
amount
of
year,
last
quarter
1960
$13,158,316
were
in
Emerson
Common
$437,338
changed
earnings
Net
year.
were
March
On,
announced
the
domestic
Controls
commercial
nounced
to
equal
31,
home
Co.
to
1960
Electric
The
there
moisture-sensing
sales
James
191,
p.
of
Federal
R.
reserves
for
unearned
ance
income
on
receivables,
unearned
premiums
the
of
insur¬
companies
and losses on receivables, which totaled
$164,706,097
1960 compared with $128,534,612 at March
31, 1959.
The insurance companies' net income
(including Cavalier Life Insur¬
ance Company) was $2,253,161
for the first quarter of 1960
compared
with $2,137,784, due
primarily to increased earnings in the investment
portfolios of the insurance companies. Written
premiums of the insur¬
-
land.
Mr.
Actual
the
C.
Dow
The
Inc.,
the
will
continue
Near
in
to
be
these
of
S.
as
7
Pa.,
will
A.,
p.
general
companies were up considerably to $9,353,891 on March
31,
compared with $6,800,037 for the similar quarter of 1959.
Net
1960
sales
of
totaled
the
manufacturing
companies
$28,859,556 compared with
for
the
$31,280,670.
first
Net
International
operated
countries
district
office,
by
of
the
manufacturing companies for the first quarter of 1960 totaled
$636,373
compared
net
income
tirely
to
to $852,805 for
from
the
the
fact
the
first quarter of
1959,
this reduction in
manufacturing companies being
one
of the companies showed
that
due
a
almost
much
be
See
7
-
The
been
in
and
SEC
the
has
suspended
over-the-counter
Development
Corp.
Havana,
Cuba, for
clusive.—V. 191, p.
trading
further
the
American
common
Consolidated
ten-day
stock
Cuban
period
Stock
May
of
it
the
will
construct
Leghorn
area
in
Trust
Co.
of
New
York
common
12
to
21,
of goods
"B"
bonus
to
899.
from
the
sale
of
the
bonds
treasury funds of th3 company and will
some
$55,000,000
The company
Subway Cf,
cost
the
arei
7?
short-term
engaged irt
$1,200,000,000
prospectus,
nrnvwSL
this
of
and its subsidiary,
the
for
a
the
company
bank
years
plans
on
March 3,
1960,
applied
part
toward
of
the
and
&
other
oper.
administrative
which
is
estimated
through 1964.
According to
$800,000,000 of the cost
balance will be obtained from
at
In
to
connection
four
obsolescence-.
(tentatively
the
will
June
the
of
become
Electric,
officer
of
Board
of
Day-Brite
Vice-Chairman
will become
the
subsidiary.
of
the
director
a
Others who
Board are Ralph E. Petering,
Vice-President of Emerson Electric;
Davis,
&
McRoberts,
subsidiary and will
a
ancl
retain its name,
and policies.
that
be
stock
common
stock.
common
,
distributed
for
will
the
of
43/100
316,119
735,160
shares
to
the
of
a
Day-
?
regular
stockholders
of
shares
of
,
declared
1
-
receive
total
A
quarterly
record
dividend
11.—V.
May
of
190,
V////
May
11
&
Foundry
announced
Co.,
above.
issuance
of
Federal
a
court
order
been
liquidation
same
said
Mendes
3,000
etc.,
191,
of
The
Corp.
order
of
also
1877.
p.
Co.—Acquisition—
acquired
the
New
Bedford,
Mass.,
machines,
William
M.
May 9.
"
;
on
that
Corp.
firms
to
the
acquisition
with
established
was
and
government
collate
or
carbons
Mendes
in
At
co-
prepare
and
the
from
also
was
a
and
business
of
assets
collating
makers
Farrington
Tetrick,
stock
transaction.
to
in
1945
agencies
multi-copy
collate
in
More
Mendes
in¬
wide variety
Canton,
are
Mass.
Using
now
(snap-out)
automatically
a
forms
request
a
of
this
whether
Commission
1433.
order
of
company's
of
of
13/ 1960,
vacate
or
at
the
the SEC has
Regional' Office on
an earlier order
Regulation A exemption
1933 with respect to a
Tacoma,
in- Its
make
temporarily
suspending
Securities Act
to offer and sell
Wash.,
Seattle
permanent
a
of
80 units of
class A
preferred
$3,500 per unit.
•
the
p.
company,
to
under
shares
common
its
191,
hearing for June
registration
In
developed a high-speed, fully automatic
perforates,
and
imprints on forms, checks,
Plywood Co.—Hearing Ordered—
proposal of the company
and
has
numbers,
operation.—V.
question
the
firm
that
one
ordered
the
1959
$
Equity
America.
papers.
machine
(& Subs.)—Earns.
,
Corp.
announced
terleaved
of
1877.
of
into
merger
of
options to purchase preferred stock will be re¬
basis (the difference between their exercise price
preparation
Farwest
value
or
Corp.
Manufacturing Co. has
Tetrick
The
plastic
p.
appointed
par
the
Development
before
or
share).—V.
Mendes
equipment
formerly a
Midland,
a
polystyrene
Italy.—V. 191,
has
in
and
the
forms
than
at
avail,
36,942,461
for
34 406 125
credit
8,531,200
on
operating Income.;.—
8,908,100
59,660,000
65,980,000
476,169,002 445,163,554
Operating
Other
income—net
65,355,229
income—
Divs.
from
Income
General
from
Motors
investments
Corp.
in
com.
stock
69,522,170
31,500,000
temporary suspension, the Commission asserted that
offering
circular
material
fact.—V.
contains
191,
p.
false
and
misleading
repre¬
^
1321,
income
First Investors
3'412,022
36,183,730
4,060,000
net—U.—' 33,566,563
32,123,730
other inc.
v.mJZ? ,!nCOnle f0r of common
t?e Period—
Earnings per share
stock
The
Offered—This
company
has
i*2-10
$2.17
Corp!—Order
issued
Issued—
exemption order
under
the
Investment
this
corporation,
sponsor-depositor
of a
unit
trust
for
accumulation
of,
and
dealer
in,
shares
of
Mutual
Investment Fund, Inc., to offer and sell
shares of the Fund at onehalf the regular sales load to
shareholders of diversified trustee shares,
series E.—V. 189,
p. 1793.
Act
an
permitting
(M. II.) Fishman Co.,
Inc.—Sales Higher—
98,921,792 101,645,900
(after
SEC
Company
Period End. April 30—
Sales
..
JffiStt. 1321,end8)
Inc.—Stock
par
offered
simultaneously for the account of Isadore J.
Filler, controlling stockholder, at a price of $5 per share.
Both issues were offered to
Georgia residents only, but
were deemed
by the company to be eligible for purchase
by residents of Missouri,
Illinois, Alabama, and South
Carolina.—V. 190, p. 2341.
•
•
1,271 708
5,827^829
38,576,563
on
Products,
Jan.
18, 1960, publicly offered 39,949 shares of its
class A common stock at a
price of $5 per share.
An additional
20,000 shares of this company's stock was
$1
31,500 000
1,248,734
5,010,000
Less—provision for Federal taxes
Other
on
majority-owned
companies not consolidated-—
Miscellaneous other income.
with
institutional
will
will
The newly
acquired business will be operated under the name of
Farrington Business Machines Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of
Farrington
headed
by
Donald
C.
Colley,
former
President of
the
Mendes
Corp., as Executive Vice-President.
finance
earnings.
upon
•
Day-Brite
L.
directors
on
per
President,
the
of
charges 308,950,169 283,067 674
62,085,172
52,801.655
Fund)
1960
to
chemicals
manager
expenses
T
program
the
Electric's
unexercised
on
$26
and
before
as
retirement
loans.
the company sold
become
Consolidated Telegraph & Electrical
construction
? SaJe of ,sec,Uritles ar>d the
depreciation and retained
program,
be
will
Chairman
personnel, plants
result
Filler
sold
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
York, Inc.—Registers
proceeds
of
535,295,570 506,579,311
6,228,661
8,106,413
revenues.
Federal taxes
utility, of 4 Irving Place, New York, filed a
registration state¬
ment with the SEC on
May 6, 1960, covering $50,000,000 of first and
refunding mortgage bonds, series R, due June
1, 1990, to be offered
for public sale at
competitive bidding.
as
executive
of
Machine
on
Farrington
Chemie
i960
Bonds—
Net
that
and
the
_____
Depreciation and
in¬
This
Day-Brite,
subsidiary
of
Emerson
new
J
Farrington Manufacturing
Dow
$
;
general
Provision for:
Corp.),
1960
was
July 13, I960, the preferred stock of Devel¬
opment Corp. will be redeemed at its redemption
price of $26 per share,
A.
for
stock $1
Ending March 31—
Selling,
Exchange
for
alone
Manufacturing Co.—Sells Division—
General
sentations
Consolidated
Petroleum
Day-Brite
action
541,524,231 514,685,724
Cost
the
ex¬
an¬
Corp.—Enjoined by SEC—
will
deemed
processed
appointed
en¬
Corp.—Trading Suspended
on
market in
(formerly
a
Midland
operating
of
Board
••.
smaller
profit.—V. 191, p. 899.
The
S.
manager
Operating income—
Other
"•
provides that
be
operated
by
another
subsidiary, Dow
which will market products in Italy, Greece
Anthony P. Cole, S. r. J.; of Milan,
sales representative in Italy.
announced
sales
8.
Vice-President
the
of
President,
Day-Brite's
payable
SEC
Equity
of
Net
stockholders
June
outstanding.
American
Mr.
_
Consolidated Development
Ltd.
Deutsche
will
sales
has
transfer agent for 2,602,021 shares
of
corporation.—V. 191, p. 1564.
Three Months
Manufacturing Co. will be
Lighting, Inc., under plans
the
to
on
Executive
director
reported
Day-Brite
which
(E. I.) Du Pont De Nemours & Co.
of
meeting
operated as
Electric
Emhart
Chemicals, Inc.—Co-Transfer Agent—
Marine
Electric
Day-Brite
Electric
I960
quarter
income
The
Acquired—
of Bryan, Cave, McPheeters
Scherck-Richter Co.
be
of
currently
cents
The
DuBois
for
251.
p.
Sr.,
Emerson
p. 2616;'
1960—9 Mos.—1959
Manager of the Milan office is
Roger R. Zoccolillo,
product manager in organic chemical intermediates
sales
sales headquarters.
recently
share
of
The
countries.
manufacturing plant
will
Emerson
15
$2,797,289 $39,193,324 $29,549,023
Dow
Dow
at
and
companies.
continue
of
Whitehead
the
representatives.
former
East
borrowings
,
below.
Chemical
sales
office
Italiana
and
bank
Del.) enjoining The Equity Corp. and
Equity General Corp.
violating the anti-pyramiding provisions of The Investment Com¬
pany
Act and enjoining
Equity General from violating registration
provisions of said Act.
Under court decree, the
entry of which was
consented to by defendants
compliance will involve corporate actions
office.
Milan
Chimica
the
vv..
from
1960—Month—1959
office,
Tucker,
with
offered
,
Co.—Opens Foreign Offices—
Pittsburgh,
Frankfurt
be
case.
and chief
Scherck
Each
■
sales
liquidate
to
(USDC,
Dow
appointed
James
to
$1)
i
Day-Brite achieved record sales and
earnings during the first quarter of this year. Sales were
$6,124,950,
and net earnings were $256,069.
For all of last year sales were $21.3
million, and earnings were $614,000.
'
>C
»
-
subsidiary, will handle the marketing of Dow Chemicals,
and agricultural products in
Germany, Austria and Switzer¬
through
Calif.
notification
(par
f
1
President of Emerson
identity, products,
Dow
plastics
will
McRoberts,
Equity
,
stock
of
transaction.
members
Day-Brite
Co.—Acquired—
March 31,
ance
H.
Gordon
Commission
Pacific
Manufacturing Co. below. ;
letter
a
capital
submitted
and
the
Persons,
become
and
Frankfurt
be
Klingsick.
' ■;
,;
Day-Brite
will
device,
delist
to
Oakland,
Manufacturing Co.—Exchange Offer
Henry C. Miller and Wm.
1960.
in
the
filed
used
of
Whitehead,
of
W.
-•
R.
Brite
and
28
Emerson
special
Biller
O.
W.
Opening
of
new
marketing
offices
in
Frankfurt, Germany
and
Milan, Italy, was recently announced by J. C. H.
Stearns, marketing
The
will
a
President
J.
D.
of
assets
Emerson's
F.
completion
'/I-;,
the SEC
to
be
to
Electric
plans
in
were
'■
Corp.;
Inc.,
underwriting..
May 9 by both
at
field. Mr.
already received
has
-
Dow Chemical
GmH,
--
of America, above.—V. 190,
the
on
approval
outstanding in the hands of less than
603.
v./;.
$5,545,897
of
$1 30
shares of
are
laundry
substantial
exchange offer by
Chemicals,
1772.
18,228 952
$1.47
April
on
without
stock
for
sufficient
two
dryer
contribute
an
________
p.
19,415,614
$0.40
.
.
.5,655,100
.
Laboratories,
15,000
share,
AGA Corp.
com¬
interested persons until May 27/ 1960, to
thereunder.
According to the application; "UerpOSlfs
under
cash
employed in the finance operations on March
31, 1960 was $1,713,301,000, which is $392,160,000 more than
on March
31, 1959 and $141,292,000 more than on Dec.
31, 1959. This increased
cash employed has brought about a substantial,
increase in the
to
the
of
7V..V-.7/7
31,
giving
Period End. April 30—
—V. 191,
5,221,789
'
high.
'■
Exchange has applied
Electric
Vice-President
quarter of
of
as
not
Diana Stores Corp.—Sales
Up—
Sales
2,463,683
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.—Trademark
See
quarter
Day-Brite Lighting, Inc.—Exchange Offer—
Reichhold
2,463,688
$0.43
corporation
per
and
public holders.—V.
before
as
First
$51,859,-
550
on
:
company
leave less then 30,000 shares
See
share compared
of shares
in
Co.
Emerson
615,922
of
Research
become
Cornell-Dubilier
commitments
615,922
1004.
p.
proceeds
working capital.
by the lingering effects of
connection with putting new plants
although
the
order
hearing
a
5,214^695
20,692 635
on
share
The
reduced
were
would,
Stock
of
5,481,826
21,879,302
divs.
after
covering
$10
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp*?—Delisting Proposed-r-
Commercial Credit Co. and its sub¬
that consolidated net income from
showed
SEC
share
an
1,378,692
5,837,711
stock-.
191,
The
above.
Co.—Earnings—
report
May 2
told
29.
7;/-
stock
25,907 330
stock
per
E-II
Controls Co. is a leading manufacturer of controls systems for the
aircraft, guided missile, computer, electronic, vending, air conditioning,
automotive, refrigeration, heating and appliance industries.—V.
191,
p. 1876..
—'7 .
-
issued
HJ64
27,361,128
,
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
after taxes for the first quarter last
a
share based on 1,234,674 shares
1959.
expenses
that
out
development
common
60,311
7,216,403
93*
73,569 765
25,896 166
1,384,873
preferred .stock-e
on
,
—v.
cents
results
Deecy Products
The
•
of
quarter
52
potential
order
27,300,817
6,422.
7,655,895
declared
common
production.
great
first
neither
See
Title
April
on
March
first
earnings
cr
and
into
pointed
7,209,981
99,465
6,271,022
income
Net
.,
Earned
major engineering
has perfected
the application
of
electroluminescence
to
plastic
materials comparable to
the
present
commercial and
defense applications on metals
ana
glass. Also an¬
nounced was the moisture-sensing device which automatically controls
commercial
clothes
dryers. There are strong possibilities that
this
Controlling Interest
—
Acquired—
sidiary
the
250
136,855,797
held
ended
During the meeting, Mr. Putze
breakthroughs. Controls Company
has
7,632,715
23,180
deductions-
Board.
device
75,322,038
income
preferred
-
exceed
to
expected
are
President,
Futze,
v/V./'
'
'
in
Net
quarter
products
and
S
V7.'
end of
outstanding.
shares
first
America
Louis
meeting
the
at
of
Co.
months
tne
$645,589
outstanding
: The
7-'
for
102,622,855
20,036,149
income
Dividends
{7
above last year's, but profits were
should improve during the balance
share.
a
were
1,259,574
annual
$13,004,633
taxes
cents
27,246,130
20,935,250
de-
revenue
revenue
income—net
Net
America—Earnings—
three
the
for
with
year
has
S
34,716,196
Columbia Title Insurance
-
■',/
:/
$51,480,000,
the
at
28,567,965
revenues
operating
Income
10
Mos.—1959
operate
Controls
of
of
record
shareholders
sales
of
sales
1960
1959
The New
'
603.
American
May
on
v,b'
1960—12
merger
Co.
Controls
which
1960—16 Wks.—1959
S
34,786,712
See
Corp.
each share of stock of Consolidated then
outstanding will be converted into one share of preferred stock of
Arkansas Louisiana.
Each share of new preference stock will be con¬
vertible
into
a
three-quarter share of common stock of Arkansas
Louisiana for a period of two
years.
At the end of the two-year
period any shares of preference stock not converted may be called
at $23 per share.—V. 191, p/ 1667. .V:. .7
>
2239.
p.
"•
'
1960—4 Wks—1959
Sales
191, p.
19,311
Stores Incorporated—Sales Higher—
Period End. April 23—
—V.
the
At
the
wili
2447.
p.
Utilities
Gas
integrated natural gas systems.
The
to
be approved first by the Arkansas
Public Service Commission and then by the Federal Power Commission,
would result in a larger company to be known as Arkansas Louisiana
Gas Company, serving approximately 365,000 customers in Oklahoma,
Kansas, Arkansas. Texas and Louisiana.
Sales
limited dividend)
price of $25
■
companies presently
merger,
which is still
,
publicly
stock
common
N.
15,
its class C stock at par
an
r
Both
Ry.—
trust
of
sum
Corp.—Common
shares of its class A
York
New
receive
1960
plus accrued interest.—V.
Coastal
This
May
on
sufficient
105%
Consolidated
of
Co.
Gas
The
trustee.
Division
Louis
amount
exceed
Bank,
Net
Other
Subs.)—Earnings-
1960—3 M'os.—1959
1564.
p.
the proposed merger of Consolidated into Arkansas Louisiana
approved
the
Hanover
share.—V. 191,
per
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
.
Co. ;(&
ductions
Gas Utilities Corp.—Merger Approved—
stockholders
The
Tenders for Bonds—
The
Operating
Operating
May 10 granted this company
on
Light
Duqucsne
Period End. Mar. 31—
.
.
Cleveland,
series A,
*
*
Gross
Lloyd, Miller &
—
1216.
p;
authority to issue not exceeding 100,000 shares of com¬
mon stock of the par value of $2.50 each, to
be sold at
Consolidated
Circuitronics, Inc.
191,
5% ft
stock,
cumulative preferred
of
value.—V.
par
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Authority Granted to
Issue
agent
365,000 shares
investors
.
—V.
191,
p,
901.
1960—Month—1959
—$1,637,824
$1,057,537
1960—4
Mos.—1959
$4,468,512
$3,721,414
(2089)
Franklin Stores
April 30—
perioc! End.
laVSlfX"P-
__
Corp.—Sales Upl?^Mdnth^JL959*_
$4,041,281
$2,985,245
To^ffL^fi? i^Cash and the baiance
$36,089,860
1772.
nnn
Co.—Acquisition—
Frito
-operated
plants
•
■
in
" ■'
of company-f-
the number
the
mt
•'
Coal & Stone Co.—To Be Acquired—
Fry
American-Marietta Co. above.
See
vfoa<~ cars,
by
the
used
toward
tne
ox
•
will
,
be
was
Gross
year
Consolidated
on
the
totaled
income,
on
$608,342
of
United
after
and
was
States
the
to
On
March
I960,
the
saturation
a
response
.
associated
were
ganization, of which 371 were
dependent franchise dealers.
with
the
company-owned
Gamble-Skogmo
or¬
and
in¬
units
1,954
,
Tn APr*l 6, 1960,
partment
of
Justice
uampie-Skogmo's
til
aie
in
stock
a
the
put
civil
interest
Western
in
Auto
Supply
for
sale of
The
Co.
the
company
opinion that, in view of the fact that the two companies
an
insignificant: percentage of total sales in this country
one
thousands
of
of
.the
antitrust
and
merchandise
,.r"peat's action represents
application
the De¬
served on the company by
action seeking to compel the
were
IS?11 be vigorously contested
f
of
ave
papers
an
attorneys
items
handled,
Justice
the
attempt at a new approach in
act.—V.
191,
the
p.»1772.
Garrett Corp.—Registers Common—
n,!bis
colPoration of 9851 Sepulveda Boulevard, Los Angeles, Calif.,
hviUn reglstl'ation statement with tne SEC on May 5, 1960, covering
ares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
Sm'fS ?
underwriters headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
a
orn
si'mnif
applied
\c' Tbe PubPc offering price and underwriting terms will be
by amendment.
h° m b a n y is engaged primarily in the research, development,
svstPr
and manufacture of specialized parts, components, and
?r aircraft and missiles, together with related ground support
$1° K The ne^ Proceeds from the sale of the stock, together with
term
to be borrowed from insurance companies under a long
$13 "inn°nnr ;®reemeht, will be used to pay
indebtedness consisting of
$3n'h
01 short term notes; $2,321,429 of long term notes; and a
of
lnng ter>n note issued in connection witn the acquisition
ccrtam
cnc in
pa
1
the
certificates
corporation
for
will
the
be
cost
in
the
the
benefit
in
of
$1,-
a
The
1961.
$203,124,613
was
A.
and
sale
bonds
net
subleases.
;■
sharpcC'C^^on to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding, 1,064,971
.cnmmon stock. * J. C. Garrett is listed as president and
.slaiHHn?r .nnlan' The record and/or beneticial owners of the outoffirinii fuOC inciude the Merrill Lynch firm as well as management
f amounts of their holdings to be supplied by amendment.
cleb(>iirn^.en^officials also hold an unspecified amount of outstanding
t ues
boai-i
u
which
are
convertible
(Jateside-Trenton
into
common
stock.—V.
191, p.
1772.
Loeb
Loeb
&
States;
Ellis
Blyth
&
Inc._
furnishes
to
below
named
&
Co.
&
Newsprint orders on hand or anticipated for the second quarter show
improvement of over - 12% in the first six months of 1960 compared
,
Langley
&
Lee Higginson
Co._„-
Co
McCormick &
McDonald
825,000
Co
Irving
Mason-Hagan,
225,000
Co._
statPmp^0mpany of 521 Fifth Ave., New York, filed' a registration
PartS*. with the SEC on May 9, 1960, covering $400,000 of limited
Ronald
interests. The company is a limited partnership, .with
eencroi
man- David Dolgenos, George Israel and Gilbert Gold as
Was fnLpartners
and Ida Israel as its original limited partner.
It
build in pil J:0 Purchase and operate,: subject to a net lease, the office
The PrHJ
Trenton, N. J., known as The Board Street Bank Building,
contract price for the
building is $1,600,000, of which $200,000
a
parent
due
Merrill
&
Co._
&
U.
the
increased
1,500.000
&"CttL'_i^'T5d?0WL'
level due
dollar
S.
at
the
in
amount
rate
of
with
pared
,
675,000
Merrill,
150,000
pike.
The
&
225,000
1,500,000
225,000
Co.__
Inc.
825,000
675,000
Illinois
—V.
191,
&
150,000
Welnress &
225,000
Inc
White,
Dean
Dann
from the sale of the new common stock,
proceeds from the sale to a single institutional
6V4% general mortgage bonds, due 1975, and
warrants
for
the
purchase of 207,536: shares of common stock
at
$22 per share, will be applied in part to the discharge of $1,000,000
of
6%
debentures,
due June
1, 196Qk$3,64^,808 of 4%
notes, due
150,000
825,000
Co
Weld &
825,000
Co.
.6.825,000
Witter & Co
1668.
p.
proceeds
the
with
investor
of
July 10,
1960, and $1,500,000 of
$7,000,000 of
will
used
be
the
with
The
has
SEC
exemption
issued
from
order
an
registration
Offering Suspended
temporarily suspending
Regulation A
a
under the Securities Act of 1933 with
General Aeromation, Inc., 6011 Mont¬
stock offering by
Road, Cincinnati, Ohio.
to
respect
gomery
a
public
to
amount.
In
the
posed
with
$300,000 in
asserts
of
notification filed
a
securities
Dec.
19,
exceeding
not
1958, General Aeromation pro¬
offering of 84,450 common shares at $3 per share
such an exemption. The Commission's suspension order
certain terms and conditions of Regulation A were not
public
to
pursuant
offerings
that
circular contains false and
and that the stock offer¬
ing violated Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of the Securities Act.''
The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request,
on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
complied with;
that the company's offering
misleading representations of material facts;
designs and
developments regarding prooosed equipment for the ground movement
of heavy jet aircraft and for other
related functions, which designs
were
acquired from Henry J. Wiebe, President and controlling stock¬
holder.
In its
suspension order, the Commission asserts that various
informational disclosures contained in the company's offering circular
are
false and misleading, including statements to the effect that no
satisfactory equipment for ground movement of heavy jet aircraft is
available
and the company knows
of no direct competition to its
methods of moving heavy jet aircraft, and that the results of the com¬
General
Aeromation
was
organized
to
acquire
certain
checked by,competent sources and the company
believes its developments in this field will be successful although there
is no positive assurance of success; that as new jet aircraft corns into
operation in increasing numbers, the company's equipment will be a
requirement ac major jet terminals and in commercial and military jet
operations throughout the world; that the company expects (based on
the number of commercial jet aircraft now ordered) to market or lease
a
considerable number of its units as they are manufactured and field
tested
and that information from military headquarters indicates re¬
quirements of up to 1,000 units of the company's equipment; that Wiebe
e0id to the company, at cost, the title and interest to certain develop¬
ments, designs and patentable inventions, for $80,000, and the failure
to disclose past and proposed material transactions with the company's
pany's work have bepp
promoters and
disclosure
in
make adequate
certain factors
proposed business
management officials; and the failure to
forepart of the offering circular of
the
regarding the speculative nature of the company's
and affecting the value of its securities—V. 191, p.
1218.
Utilities Corp.—Order Issued—
The
SEC has
issued an order under the Holding Company Act
nermittine this New York holding company to enter into a subordiiiation
agreement with the Export-Import Bank of Washington to
assist GPU's
Philippine subsidiary, Manila Electric Co.. in obtaining
a
line
of credit from the bank.
The bank proposes to establish a
$9 780 000 line of credit for Manila Electric.
Under the agreement,
GPU undertakes, among other things, not to sell any of its holdings
of
Manila Electric stock or indebtedness until all
advances by the
General Public
of
have
been
paid,
to prepay
or
of
Great Lakes Oil &
The
to
or
ManSt
Electric's series notes
$3,355,431.—V. 191, p. 1111,
part
shareholders
change
the
announced
Mr
Hale
on
of
accelerate the maturity of any
held by GPU in the amount
..
that
Chemical Co.—-New Name— Oil & Chemical Co. have voted
Corp., it was
Great Lakes
Great
purposes,
recreation
family
Lakes
sold
all of
its
oil
producing
in
primarily
and
amuse¬
■*:
of the new common
27.5%, two companies controlled
by the Wynne interests of Texas each owned 22.5%, and Webb &
Knapp, Inc. owned 11.5%, The present stockholders
have indicated
their
intent
to purchase
at the public offering price an aggregate
of 222,223 shares of the common stock being offered.
prior
outstanding
Rockefeller
and
and
1960
and
of
the
the offering
to
Inc. owned
Center,
effect
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
stock
notes
to
the
sale
of
the
new
common
general mortgage bonds and to the discharge of
capitalization of the company as of May
debentures,
agreed,
in
mostly
underwriters
sentative
below
severally
have
between
of
following
named
terms and conditions set forth in the underwriting
the company and Glore, Forgan & Co., as repre¬
the
underwriters,
to
purchase from the company the
the
on
agreement
of
number
Forgan
Glore,
shares
of
common
stock,
respectively:
Shares
Inc.
Francis
&
20,000
Co.
20,000
20,000
Hooker & Fay Inc
Clayton Securities
20,000
&
Shearson,
& Co
Hammill
Shields
Eppler, Guerin &
Inc.
Halle & Stieglitz
25,000
Co._
Hallgarten
&
Marache
Granbery,
&
Hirsch
&
&
17,000
Co.
17,000
Co
Rauscher,
8,000
5,000
Co.__
Farwell, Chapman & Co.__
First Albany Corp
Hannaford & Talbot
Weeks
duPont
I.
8,000
8,000
8,000
Co.,
—
Hornblower
Pierce
&
17,000
17,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.— 12,000
H.
Tegtmeyer
Levy,
Lawson,
& Co._
Williams
&
12,000
12,000
12,000
Stern
Loewi
&
Co.
Inc
Milwaukee
—V.
190,
p.
(II. L.)
—
5,000
:
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,030
5,000
5,000
2449.
Green Co., Inc.—Sales
Period Ended
Higher-
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$9,580,026 $27,920,395' $27,682,676
April 30—
——1———— $11,766,113
Sales
—V.
Co
C'orp.__
Turner,
Mullaney, Wells & Co.____
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.
Revel Miller & Co., Inc.—
Warner, Jennings, Mandel
& Longstreth
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
Co.,
Inc.
Wm.
12,000
8,000
Co.,
Courts & Co
25,000
&
Stroud &
Inc
75,223
& Co
Ripley
Harriman
The
the
11,
self-liquidating notes payable to banks
others; $2,726,665 in long-term debt; $7,000,000 in general mort¬
bonds; and 1,037,662 shares of common stock, par $1.
$930,691
was:
191,
p.
1111.
Hamilton Ccsco,
Hamilton
Inc,—Files Secondary—
of
Inc.,
Cosco,
2525
State
St.,
Columbus,
Ind.,
filed
a
covering 300,000
for public sale
by the
holders thereof through an underwriting group headed- by
Smith,
Barney & Co.,
Inc., and City Securities Corp.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the manufacture
and sale of a broad
line of products in the housewares field;
and it also manufactures
office
chairs and metal
frame upholstered furniture and occasional
tables.
It has
outstanding 1,738,551 common shares.
The holdings
of
the
four
selling stockholders,
each of whom proposes to sell
75,000, are as follows: Clarence O. Hamilton, Executive Vice-President,
175 128
shares;
Earl F.
Hamilton, President,
171,967; William S.
Hamliton,
Board
Chairman,
173,539; and Trust B created under
registration statement with the SEC on May 11, 1960,
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered
Will
held
of B. F. Hamilton,
169,041.
An additional. 222,444 shares are
by'Trust A created under Will of B. F. Hamilton.—V. 190, p. 1070.
Hamilton Management
Corp.—Common Stock Offered
secondary offering of 320,000 shares of the
tion's class A common stock (non-voting) was
A
May
stock
11 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
was priced at $11.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
stockholders
company name to Great Lakes Chemical
May 3 by Charles
S. Hale, President.
said
a
Shares
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
respect
corporate
of
;/■
stock
the
Of
gage
General Aeromation, Inc.—Stock
notes'payable to banks. The remaining
general
for
construction
park.
stock,
225,000
Co
Wertheim &
150,000
Co
Co.,
1,500,000
150,000
Inc.
Co.,
&
225,000
Inc.
Vietor, Common,
&
Co
Howard, Weil, Laboi^isse,
The
Barney
Straus, Blosser
McDowell
525,000
Co._
Co._
&
!
—
Smith,
675,000
...
Co.
Hammill &
Co.
its
of
PROCEEDS—Net
together
825,000
Co.,
Co.—
&
development
and
within the
operating, certain
value
the
& Co.__
Morgan Stanley
holding
land
a
business 'ox the company consists of developing a
leasing and selling sites, buildings and other
area; and operating,
or investing in com¬
facilities witnin the area. Appreciation of
land is the company's primary objective.
panies
Stone_
&
is
primary
improvements
Pierce,
Turben
Roland
corporation
planned industrial area;
150,000
Model,
Offered—
Stock
Corp.—Common
and
Shearson,
Friedrichs
$4,181,898 $48,664,118
that owns about 5,000 acres of land located midway between
Fort Worth, Texas, on tne new Dallas-Fort Worth Turn¬
company
Dallas
v
Fay,
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$41,247,314
1960—Month—1959
Southwest
825,000
&
1295.
1773.
BUSINESS—The
525,000
150,000
Lynch,
Toronto on
listed in the
Glore, Forgan & Co. and associates offered publicly on
May 12, 418,223 shares of the corporation's common stock,
par $1, at $18 per share.
825,000
Hooker
at
below.
Corp-
Chemical
&
$5,919,351
191, p.
225,000
Co
Inc.
825,000 J
Co._
&
Oil
Period End. April 30—
—V.
Goldman,
Noyes
held
was
Chemical Corp.—New Name—
Sales
ment
&
•
.
shareholders
the
of
Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
525,000
Hentz
meeting
Lakes
Great
See
Schwabacher
H.
,
1960.
150,000
&
case.
The shareholders re-elected the directors
annual report and re-appointed the auditors.—V. 190, p.
12,
connection
Hemphjll,
ago.
year
a
annual
The
April
proceeds
&
These were the same
period of 1959.
share in each
paid in the same
per
Working capital of $7.8 million at March 31 was up $1.1 million and
assets of $57.6 million were up approximately $947,000 as com¬
150,000
Ripley
than in the
higher
fixed
225,000
Harriman
cents
40'
dividends
as
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
Pacific Northwest Co.
Hallgarten & Co
63%
was
snipped to U. S. customers. From a U. S. market price of $134 perton only $127.65 per ton in Canadian dollars was received.,
Dividends on common shares were paid Jan. 15 and March 31, 1960
225,000
Goodbody
tonnage inventory.
on
$395,860
of
loss
discount
quarter.
Corp.
&
because,
to drawing
Through the first quarter of
1960 an average
of barely over 95 cents per dollar was received on U. S.
sales. This
was
an
average
sales revenue loss of $6.35 per ton of newsprint
first
1959
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co
;
year
150,000
Fenner & Smith Inc._
Union
Sachs
Improved newsprint'operating ratio'-was
in the first quarter of 1959, of
goes on.
orders and
as
300,000
Inc
Co
Co.
150,000
Simmons.
Michigan
1959.
production
to
low
a
Great
McMaster Hutchinson &
Lundborg
225,000
150,000 (j
First Boston Corp.! 1,500,000
of
of
and depreciation charges combined were down $80,419 or
downward trend and relief which should become more ap¬
Interest
825,000
Corp._^i_
Brothers—
Lehman
Far,well, Chapman & Co.
First
half
first
the
with
6.8%,
agreed
Amount
■
,
C.
W.
:
..
Co., Inc.
Dillon,
industry
amounts
of
certificates
in¬
the managing underwriter
(the
is
525,000
Inc
Colling
own
owns
storage
severally
525,000
&
&
Co.,
Eastman
The
tank
225,000
Blair
its
companies;
public
525,000
Blunt
Julien
and
for
cars
otner
of
and
.
Co
Whipple
Becker &
G.
supplying of
their use. The
petroleum
principal
Co..____$5,850,000
Securities
&
William
ana
services.-
.
Allyn & Co.,
hnnk
Co.—Registers—
the same as in
10.7% and pulp
Net profit increase was due chiefly to reduction of interest
depreciation charges,
and to better newsprint operating ratio.
income
the
freight
to
aggregation
underwriters
respective
■
for
is
shippers for
of chemical,
manufacturing
cars
United
and
activity
and
shippers
single
the
Kuhn,
Bear, Stearns &
-
have
commence
,
,
and sales in total were approximately
quarter, newsprint shipments being up
first
1959
UNDERWRITERS—The
has
been
encouraging and the program "should contribute significantly to
results for
subsequent periods."
:,r
'••• ••%•.• .,
As of March
31, I960, a total of 2,325 retail outlets in the United
Canada
C.
company
newspaper and circular advertising,
together with
schedule of radio spot announcements. Initial consumer
and
the
-
sive
states
of
principal
to
to
builds
largest
facilities
below.
Bacon,
Canadian .ftaxes
launched the most extensive
merchandising and sales promotion program in its history with an
hour-long television "special" covering its 20-state market area, the
first such program to be
presented over the medium on a regional
basis. The key element of the
program is the offering of 100 selected
high volume items—ranging from light bulbs and stepladders to tele¬
vision
sets
and
refrigerator-freezor . combinations—at prices
signifi¬
cantly below those charged
a
year
ago.
The 100 items are being
featured in the regional editions of nationally known magazines,
as
well as in farm
papers and other leading periodicals. In addition, the
program is being supported in the localities served by Gamble-Skogmo's
independent franchise dealers and company-owned stores with exten¬
10,
addition
In
Corp.
30.
will
railroads
to
cars
the
purchase
Kuhn,
■
April
sale
of the
Amount
first
1959
the
year
principally
corporation
American
quarter, met
per common share,
cal¬
culated on the same basis.
'V-f
; •''■v:,*
As of March 31, 1960,
the market value' of the shares of Western
Auto Supply Co. common stock
owned by Gamble-Skogmo amounted
to $41,807,129.
This represented an increase of $17,772,357 in value
since the date
of
original purchase.
A regular quarterly
cash dividend of 25 cents per share is being
paid on the common stock on April 30, 1960 to shareholders of record
as of April 15,
I960. This marks the 32nd consecutive year in which
dividends have been paid on the common stock.
;'%'V
On April 30,
1960, all of the 70,212 of the company's outstanding
shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock were redeemed at the fixed
redemption price of $50 ner share, plus 62 V2 cents per share accrued
to
the
corporation's
freight
representative).
equivalent to 21 cents per share
currently outstanding, after
For the
35 cents
net
Great Lakes
other products
dicated
stock
common
provision lor preferred
dividends.
earnings amounted to $956,697, or
dividend
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
Bache
and
rail-
Transportation
certificates
Securities & Co.— i.
income,
shares
2,652,526
income
operates
terminal
earlier.
net
from
American
sinking fund which Will
products.
and
-
compared with $28,260,654 for the same months of 1959. Profit
taxes and minority interest amounted
to $907,267 ? as against
a
3,200
than
more
cars and Airslide covered hopper cars, built
cost of more than $33,000,000 for its fleet of
a
proceeds
supplied
are
fleet,
operating
expenses,
and
heavy
non-recurring
costs
involved in realigning
warehouse operations.
Consolidated net sales for the first quarter of 1960 were $29,706,before
by
$16,987,910.
food
were
$1,657,334
secured
are
redeemable for the
railroad
cars
extraordinary
as
at
BUSINESS—The
its
somewhat below the high level of a year earlier,
due principally to the exceptionally heavy
promotional outlays made
in anticipation
of the company's 100-item merchandising program,
357
certificates
FUND—The
annual
times.
tppf.pp..n';^ % p vppPK/te
News—
Earnings
Equipment
—
sinking fund at prices ranging from 100.48%
to par.
Other than for the sinking fund the certificates will not be
redeemable prior to May 1, 1970; on and after that date they
may be
redeemed in whole or in part at prices
ranging from 102%
to par,
Plus accrued dividends.
Fixed
charges of the corporation during ,1959 were earned 6.52
A.
i
Ltd.—Earnings—
Lakes Paper Co.
Shipments
,
♦
,
$30,000,000 of the
General
SINKING
stock purchase warrants), it was announced on
1
•.
■
reimbursing the treasury
cars.
500,000
through Bache & Co., has made arrangements for
the private placing with institutional investors of $10.000,000 6% subordinated notes due May 1, 1975 (with
:
•
•.
•
.♦
contemplates the expenditure in I960 of a minimum of $30,000,000 for additions to its
fleet, funds for which will be pi'ovided from the corporation's treasury.
pany,
'
•
mainly tank
company
many
'
and
a
bromide;
profit of $466,152 in the first quarter of 1960 was up 5%
as
compared with the first quarter of 1959,' net profit per share
being 36 cents versus 23 cents.
.
'
Total
4%%
PROCEEDS—Net
Gamble Skogmo, Inc.—Private Placement—This com¬
May 10.
Israel
George
specialized railroad freight cars.
the
common
.-■
SECURITY—The
*•«
owner of the outstanding stock of Fund Management
investment advisor and principal underwriter for American
Investment and Income Fund, Inc. and Life Insurance Stock Fund,
Inc
has applied to the SEC
for an order under the Investment
Company Act determining that a proposed sale by Fund Management
of 5C%
of its authorized but unissued capital stock to American
Life Insurance Company will not constitute a transfer of a controlling
block of stock in the said investment adviser; and the Commission
has issued an order giving interested persons until May 20, 1960, to
request a hearing thereon.
;" •
According to the application, Post now owns all 10 of the outstand¬
ing shares of Fund Management stock,
acquired in July 1958 for
$28 500. At that time, Fund Management had a cumulative operating
deficit of about $30,000, which has since increased to about $42,000.
Fund management presently proposes to issue an additional 10 shares
to American
Insurance for $28,500.
Post is President^ of American
Insurance and owns about 82%
of its outstanding stock.
is
methyl
fumigants
Great
equipment trust certificates due
May 1 1980 was made on May 12, by an underwriting
group headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The certificates are
priced at 100V2%, plus accrued dividends.
V. Post,
Troy
Co
whom
—
corporation's
'
Management Co.—Stock Sale Proposed—
Fund
from
General American Transportation Corp.
Offered
Public offering of
/■ ■ >■
,
■
■
Trusts
Williamson,
.
year,
company
and
being down.
United
„ •■!•••
■ i
• ■
President of The Frito Co., noted that some Fritos
Mr
„nd products
have been distributed in the Pacific Northwest for
several years from the company's California plants.—-V. 191, p. 701.
soil
fnr
aiiu
.
bring
interests
t ^^P^base rights;.®200,000 will represent the cash paySrAPI
,,l• i, Pv. W i be Payable to Altman, Dolgenos, Gold and
wftvf thJ ^hich they have agreed to pay all expenses in connection
on!i ovH acquisition, formation of •'>
the partnership, and other costs
expenses.'
.**.
■'
■"
Sill
dibromide
in order to concentrate on its chemical
principal producer , of bromines^ ethylene
the latter two items are used as
insecticides.—V. 191, p. 1219.
this
earlier
The
business.
mpnt
w
>g
States to 23.
properties
first mortgage.
a
i
respective
Of Dallas, Texas, has purchased Williams & Co.,
nand
Oregon, and Williams & Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash., 58- yearnnta'to cntp manufacturers and distributors, ic was jointly an0
-.Pd
of" The*
i,need on May 4
by John D. Williamson, President of The Frito
11. ff t eon
S1 p Leon Williams, President of the Seattle firm and L. L. Williams
Evident of the Portland corporation.
resident
,v. .
Portland and Seattle companies manufacture and distribute
The
■wiiiiams
brand products in Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Montana
^ Northern California through 21 salesmen < and 50 distributors.
Annual
sales volume
is about $2,000,000. Acquisition of the firm
fn
an
undisclosed price, will give The Frito Co. additional manu¬
facturing plants in Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington, and
Co.,
Frito
nnlP
in the form of
till iL, ? P.HHc.Hase and pay all the costs involved,- the comcontrihTi/L hiU i-t $4t00'0P0 in cash. Of this sum, $5,000 is to be
the
safenf
LJfn
IP 1
the balance will be contributed by
an
additional limited partnership interests. The sum of
spni
? ior real.estate commissions; $120,000 will repreuts to the
nar.v
$37,824,759
5
and
as
a
of
the
are being sold for the account of certain
the proceeds will go to the company. After
the selling stockholders, will continue to ovfn
holdings of the class A and class B common
of
company.
BUSINESS—The
vestment
associates. The
shares
none
of this sale
group, substantial
completion
stocks
corpora¬
made on
adviser
corporation is
of and in¬
open-end mu-
the exclusive distributor
to Hamilton Funds,
Inc., a diversified
6
tual
fund
with
net
in
assets
Fund
The
$145,000,000.
of
excess
has
income
of
the
ber
showed
statement
$337,436
compared
ended Jan.
months
nine
total
and
the
$2,676,395
of
income
correspond¬
in
$268,894
and
$1,832,564
with
ing nine months of the preceding year.
of
the
have
company
per
19t0
stockholders
to
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
record
June
on
I960.-
1,
named
underwriters
;
v
.
for whom Kidder,
below,
Peabody & Co. is acting as representative, have severally agreed,
subject to certain conditions, to purchase from the selling stockholders
the
of shares
number
below.
names
that
the
the
The
of
class
underwriters
A
stock
common
are
Smith,
Barney
Boettcher
Co.__
&
Co:
&
and
Inc.
&
Courts
10,000
Co._
G.
Becker
Hemphill.
•
W.
•
Carl
E.
Co.
Inc..
9.000
Clement
&
Co.__
9,000
Inc.
Co..._^_
9,000
Noves
&
Hutton
M.
Co.
&
Rhoades
Loeb,
.
9,000
<fe
Jones
l'empleton
__
Co.,
3,500
.
Mitchum,
&
&
Evans
A.
Rauscher,
3,500
Co.,
&
Pierce
3.500
Inc
__
9,000
Hayden, Stone
W, C. Langley
&
Co.___i
7,000
Stroud
&
Co.____
7,000
Cullman Brothers.—w-YY
Shields
<fc
"
Inc.
Alex.
Brown
<fe
7,000
Laird,
&
McDonnell
—V.
Corp
Co.,
191,
&
Securities
Underwood,
Co.,
of
2,500
5,000
statement
1960.
The
below.—V.
Envelope Co.
189,
of
in the
the
v
Period End.
1960—3 Months—1959
191, p.
$1,584,901
$2,279,506
for
1668.
'"Y'.Y-
$4,903,084
YY.YV ;'"'YY
.
Offered—A
sec¬
the
ondary offering of 90,000 shares of Helm's Express, Inc.
class A
'<
stock
common
writing
was
BUSINESS—Helm's
hicle
transporting
Indiana.
York.
West
May 12 by
on
&
Express, Inc.
Virginia
and
is
carrier
common
a
commodities
general
Connecticut
by
regular
over
Pennsylvania,
Kentucky,
by
routes
New
New
outstanding;
outstanding.- .
.
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
„•
-
and
shares
200.000
Y
...
of
class
stock
B
from
sell $50,000,000
of bonds in July
be
respective
their
>
Marache
Granbery,
I.
Francis
H.
shares
Hentz
Co.___
—
7,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Walston
Inc
Co..
&
Bernstein
Co
&
Inc.
Marron,
4,500
taxes...
6,690,000
6,269,000
20,075,000
18,565,000
taxes..
4,500,167
4,529,235
13,743,187
13,434,145
7,582,416.
6,837,899
22,709,098 !
20,073,983
191,
&
McKee
Zuckerman,
&
Co.,
Inc.-l
6,684,760
Co
Gross
•.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
Net
Pfd.
Smith
ings
—V.
191,
weather
which
revenue
and
highest
of
any lirst
amounted
Volume
last
period
same
plagued
volume
with
quarter,
almost
earnings
for
entire
first
in
quarter
to
the
the
17%
up
and
earn¬
various
at
of
montns
1960
compared
This
"bad
ing
times,"
49,808
back
St.
2,771,171
$2,559,954
128,500
Y,,Y.,Y
46
i
$1,385,720
to
Per
rbara
after
taxes,
$1,507,030
was
is
The
and
cents
233,350
$3,335,158
basis
the
on
of
872
com¬
The
and
reported
March
sales
Net
the
3,287.827
shares
the
corresponding
income
this
189,
Regis
in
provide
of
Knapp.
outstanding.
Last
March
31,
1960
result
The
record
than
compared
for
in
year,
13%
a
a
3,248,604
*
'
V 933-400 **-•
933,400
the
4he
the
for
entire
any
"Following
the
to
Board
G.
the
in
Y,YY
,
Street,
the
the
Mr.
year.
"Led
sales
of
3%
by
to
date,
i>
the
of
earnings
over
common
shares
just
ended
$2,044,872
83
or
cents
over
ana
last
record
cash
that
are
along with
year,"
earnings
wholly-owned
to
"The
stockholders
to
of
subsidiaries
highs,
It
was
for
the
third
of
quarter
were
period
totalled
this
for
$3,512,996
to
74
per
The
reported
cents
share
net
per
earned
sales
year
The
the
Zeckendorf,"
William
and
for
1958.
common
In
the
Martin
net
increase
of
dividends,
payable July 1
by John
of
in
the
of
record
June
company's
the
stock
exceptionally
20
cents
15,
was
1900."
present
busi¬
all
Heublein
1960.
products
a
concluded,-V.
191,
p.
605.
the
Net
rcse
Income
compared
preceding
acquisition In May of the
year
May
2
to
Chester
$13,260,880
increased
with
by
to
Kratter.i
and
Theater,
the
Western
leased
President
of
;
YY'f Y YYYY/Y y
of two purchase money
"
,
the
'
'
.
Kratter
26-story
Building
West
at
Building'
Fawcett
Merchandise
leasehold,
all in New York
leasehold in San Francisco, and
Mart
Graybar Building leasehold in
Period End. April 30—
t* *' '
;
$34,121,475,
the
1958-59
;
New York.—V.
191,
p.
1670.
Y';"
year
ago.
-
r
or
*
Y. 1960—Month—1959
1
'
'
$
-j
'
37,467,548
■
1
Electric
nine
$2,746,332
of
$81,813,390,
were
of
months
share,
$1.05
or
representing
the
;
Sales
share.
per
10%
a
Thrift
association
of
Loan
&
31-44
Justo
year
the
ever
for
the
over
Y
191, p.
$12,409,053
thrift
certificates
According
to
the
who
also
available
will
for
be
1959.
Its
such
of
the
not
The
Los
Monica
the
of
will
in
from
Angeles
and
Lasso
of
Panama
as
The
be
*
.
General
15
Interstate Finance Corp.—Registers
I
This
filed
of
of 405 Sycamore St.,
registration statement with the
company
a
common
stock,
Evansville,
SEC
be
„
May.
on
150,000
.•
In
addition
to
preferred stock,
Net
proceeds
be
added
of
to
prospectus
Feigel
group
the
equal
cents
own
common
as
an
certain
it now
the
the
Indebtedness
has
sale
of
company's
ar.d
45,000
outstanding 718,732
the
additional
general
lists Richard E. Meier
president,
Management
aggregate of
stock.—V,
,
and
No
secured
for
11
•'
be
used
to
for
pay
a
building.
new
with
the
E.
SL'C
fractional
Ferrell
of
May
on
working
oil
Philadelphia filed
6,
1960,
.
With SEC—
covering
registra$89,600 of
a
interests.
underwriting
was
involved. Y
~
net
notes
general
corporate
purposes.
..
,
.
BUSINESS—The business of the company consists of research,
sign, development and production of power conversion, control,
te3t equipment.—V/
190, p. 2342. - Y •' r ■ ' • YY
Y Y ■•'
shares
shares
shares
189,
p.
funds
as
150,000
as
de¬
and
,
(36.7% )
of
the
outstanding
47.
of
Products, Inc.—Registers Common—
4701
Gladstone Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, filed a registra¬
statement with the SEC on May
6, I960, covering 167,000 shares of
A
common
stock,' to be offered for public sale at $3.00 per
share through a group of underwriters
headed by Godfrey, Hamilton,
Magnus & Co.,
Inc.
The
underwriting commission
will be
36c pei'
share.
shares
In
holders,
working capital.
chairman and Leland
and
their wives
as
a
firm,
class
$100
common
common
Lee Motor
This
tion
the
board
officials
263,930 shares
of
of
.
for
addition, Messrs.
and
principal
an
president
aggregate
price
of
and Joseph Kumin, principal stock¬
vice-president respectively, have sold to
Ronald
and
underwriter
15,000
shares
of
class
A
stock
common
$7,500.
The
company is principally engaged
as- an
independent warehouse
distributor
of
functional automotive components,
including exhaust
systems,
Investors Funding Corp. of New
York—Securities Of¬
fered—The corporation is
offering (on the effectiveness
of
a
registration
subordinated
Manufacturing Co.
stock
common
proceeds, $7,000 will be used for repayment
held by John Gross; $14,000 for payment of uns.cured
debt; $5,000 lor purchase, of materials for inventory; $15,000 for pur¬
chase cf capital
equipment) $4,000 for sales promotion; and $98,000
be
stock.
will
the
and
tories.
par
to
PROCEEDS—Of the
offered for public sale
through a group of'
headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The public offering
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.The company is
engaged primarily in making instalment loans direct
to
borrowers, and in purchasing retail instalment isales
obligations'*
originating with dealers in the wholesale financing of dealers' inven¬
to
of
Electronics Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered—
corporation on April 27 publicly offered 100,000
shares of its common stock (par one cent) at $1.59 per
of
underwriters
price
registrar
*
.
'Lawn
SEC—J" '
Ind.,
covering
.
Development Co.—Registers
and Willard
company
statement
non-producing
share.
-
,
This
Raymond
Manager.
With
tion
are
Run
President,
and
appointed
Y
in
u
Vice-President,
as
proceeds
Laurel
Y
concerns,
will
been
Industries, Lo$ Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
The
recognized
as
has
corporation.
company
;
financing
financing
Panama
.
on April 29 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 150,000 shares of common stock ino parr to be offered at
$2 per share, through Holton, Henderson &
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
non-
Panama
make
'>
M.
the
Lasco
company,
a
$41,851,180 $43,848,159
'
offered
is
business
this
of
be
capital
to
to
available
Proceeds
to
of
organized
and
YYY Y
'•
company
primarily
readily
sources.
not
are
Additional
individuals
Richardo
of
be
'"V'"'YY Y
1960—4 Mos.—1959
'•*
$10,707,171
&
Irving Trust Co.
,
total
Panama,
promoters
Y
lists
Ely
Santa
the
company
will
.
shares
certificates.
to
is
more.
1,000
investment
loans
purposes.
John
Harman
or
directors.
the
financing
prospectus
Clifford
and
of
investment
or
$10
the
business
of
way
such
of
purchased by
officers
sale
management
by
which
The
amounts
prospectus,
its
through
September
used
the
public but
are
provided
to
to
in
'Y "f'
'
-
1774.
The
Ave.,
Y'' ^
'
106,745,843
r*
Lansing Development Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
190, p. 1524.
Association—Registers—
Arosemena
*i ^ ^ ''F
115,033,859
were
1958-59
Sales
gain
' *' *
v* :•
,
Y
—V.
<
fiscal
47.3%
up
1960—4 Mos.—1959
^
27,465,274
Period Ended April 30— ' I960—Month—1959
year.
Bland
year.
Ohio
common
'y-;y
:S. H. Kress & Co.—Sales Up—
11%
up
fiscal
'
'
—V. 191, p. 1670.
,
Republic
of Panama, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on May 9,
1960, covering 1,000 shares of common stock, $50
par, $200,000 of 8%
thrift certificates. $1,000
par,
and $300,000 of ll/i%
pass book type
M.
from
$335,954,
$36,715,
first
per
International
The
company
of Howell,
Mich.,
and
its
the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
1959, soared
on
the
earnings
months
This
show
Co.—Earnings at Record-
share,
be
i•>
...
Sales
earnings
the final quarter of the fiscal
the consolidated statement for the
announced
for
hotel
^
*
$2,874,358, compared with $2,675,-
of $74,377,209 for the
corresponding period a year ago.—V.
167*
for
Chairman.
Consolidated
mew
a
this
114%.
dividend
the
substantially
Mr.
title
Inc.,
'
per
outstanding for the correspond¬
Y
ago.
quarter
corresponding
commercial
announced
was
recognition
1
favorable
Howell Electric Motors
Sales
Inc.
in
regular
Vodka,
cor¬
were
will shew record totals for the year ending June 30,
Smirnoff
gains
be
set
for
than
dividend
it
The
"Indications
to
I960
of
with
earlier.
year
a
31,
$73,458,511
greater
stock
1960,"
Heublein.
to
year.
said,
year
final quarter
3%
a
15,
this
continue
The
June
payable Julv
Martin
will
the
outstanding
history,
of paying annual stock
policy
declared
record
over
repre¬
for
the
in
shares
increase
were
5%
compared
shares
$2,412,729
were
an
period
2 72%
for
also declared
ness
earnings
of
,
March
of
nine
fiscal year.
1959,
share,
a
fewer
sales
in
on
quarter
company's
established
of
luxury
600-room,
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—Sales Higher—
r
.
the
$30,721,917
diversified
outstanding
ended
Net
$1,126,091,
the
Directors
from
results
net
the
$877,962,
to
1,495,463
were
shares
•
cents
329,653
months
months'
in
President
Martin,
dividend
nine
year
stockholders
good
and
'■
,
to 58
on
earnings.
year's
the
of
nine
took
Knapp,
&
'..YY""'"
in eight figures, inclusive
to
May 9
on
Webb
"to manage and operate with lease
years." " •
•.
U;
Y^Y--Y YYY'Y'Y
made jointly by Marvin Kratter, Chairman
was
was
Lunt-Fontaine
City;
$13,908,932 $10,419,246
March
gain
year
for
nine-month
per
importers
for
increase
an
rose
$649,693
over
YY-
•
There
year.
and
1959
last
to
earnings
the
sales
in
$22,868,689,
Earnings
equal
1,165,830
and
for
high
higher
last
period
responding
■
■
■
and
earnings
1959.
share
a
and
quarter of the company's
increase
L
cents
authorized
Inc.,1
"•
according
mortgages,
firm
from
200
Kratter,
y
City
Y/'
Y
that
Knapp,
announcement
President
York
New
,
&
investment
real estate
Hotel
sale
of
Webb
&
consider increasing the
will
1240.
p.
Among other properties owned. by ^Kratter• Corp.,
located at 521
5th Ave.,.N. Y. C.„ its subsidiaries and affiliated partnerships are:
The Americana Hotel, 800-room structure in Bal Harbour; Fla.; Ebbets
Field, former home of the Brooklyn; Dodgers now being razed to make
"f way for one of the largest, single apartment dwellings in New York
City as part of; the State-aided,
middle income housing
program;
has reported net earnings of, $2,318,358
the 2,364,592 common shares outstanding for
31, 1960.
Y
\'Y". Y Y\'
on
ended
Net
earnings for
$4,046,324, or $1.59
to
amounted
year
manufacturers
sales
were
of
35%
$877,962,
was
56
or
in
third
quarter
period
.
Net
product
high
1960—the
31,
for
food
new
a
senting an impressive
same
quarter. ■
•
Y ' ^
$649,693,
-
of
quarter
Inc.—Earnings—
beverage
23
ended
,
first
were 42 cents on 3,309.935 shares outstanding.
Operating results of Atlantic National Insurance Co., a wholly-owned
subsidiary, ar.d Hertz American Express International. Ltd., jointly
owned
with
The
American
Express Co., are not included in results
reported for the first quarters of 1960 or 1959.—V. 191, p. 1434.
April
$1.29
YY'Y"
Y
corporation
Earnings before income taxes
the
share earnings
Heublein,
-
1959.
for the
$1.18
Corp.—Acquires St. Regis Hotel—
Purchase price
V
v
$14;842,332 $11,352,646
/"Y.;Y ''vY:
the 2,343,327
period
over
for
in
earnings
$2,431,454
YYYyYY
:
,'Y"
•
pared
$2,212,339
outstanding
Y
May-27
on
owners.
to
Webb
.
1,255
>.
753,782 v.' 2,159,245
233,350
-
'•
share
per
quarter
on
Sales
the
were
$25,242,696
to
cents
third
share
history.
company
income,
Net
country
tnree
$29,536,180,
year.
1219..
p.
Chicago
94
the
was
L.
Y
.
$3,568,508
*$4,094,889
stock—
2,510,253
—_
——
publicly owned
the
Y
54,936,516
International Minerals & Chemical Corp<—Net Up—
or
reported by this corporation on May 2.
Jacobs,
Hertz
President,
reported
that
despite
9%
up
Walter
require.^
com.
111,953
$5,331,125
*
Corp.—Earnings Up—
first
'
$4,322,290 $17,001t577 $14,601,250
419,053
$4,328,239-
div.
for
surtax—
present
on
shares.—V.
34th
3,000
Co
&
stock
134,000
„
$4,74*7,292
•
and
shares
; Y rental options extending
$16,951,769 $14,593,995
91,465
>
1959
$4,326,406
——
share
per
Kratter
:
|;
58,361,625
$4,230,825
69.285
_
income
Bal.
.
record-breaking
Y
net—
1960
taxes——————_Y Y_ '
—
stockholders
The
to
$75,313,394 $69,536,511
15,208.302
$4,678,007
Y
Y
,
int.—
$2,316,153
—„--Y———103,814
191, p. 1113.
UThe
*
18,300,343
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$19,439,127
15,788.494
income
deductions
The
Hertz
A
20(060,989
Michigan Electric Co.—Earnings—
income
Income
3.000
—
1668.
p.
6,250,616
revenues—electric $20,466,501
31—
profit
i previous
-
.
$34,535,998 $31,942,609
4,960,406
5,443,078
for Federal normal
common
3,000
Friedrichs & Co—4,500
191,
YY
1369.
p.
Y?;
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—To Increase Com. Stock—
133,740,876 123,878,774
,
3,000
Sloss
Net
^
♦♦
71,805,646
Operating
Shares
\
__
S.
C.
Labouisse,
Weil,
Howard.
—V.
$
operating income
charges—
Oper.
Lestrange & Co.— 3,000
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow,
7,000
_____
Y
Arthurs.
7,000
_
—_
i."
77,213,591
Period End. Mar. 31—
Marache. Dofflemyre & Co.- 4.500
9,000
Co.——.
&
"
42,187,632
24,491,498
income
vf YY '
1960—3 Months—1959
K
■
_"Y,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income, before eliminating minority
Terms
stock
common
Y
.
.
Co._31,590
&
&
duPont
A
$
June
1045.
p.
March
Ended
Minority interest
1960 at competitive bidding,
45,772,491
revenues.
Indiana &
-
v:
class
Net
applied to repayment of parent
1960—Month—1959
after
—V.
the
of
Months
Provision
to
proposes
188,
Profit before Federal
below:
names
Shares
•.
.
of
number
respective
similarly
company
payable
share
meeting declared
a -dividend
of
24, I960 to shareowners of record
-
operations——«
deductions —I—Y
Y:-—Yi- 7
^Other
—V.
Other income,
the
the
President—Kawneer Co., Niles,
'VyY'-V
YY* :-yYYYY."
Plym,
J.
organization
from
1,875,000
to
opposite
Profit
be
that
their
I960.—V.
Three
•
advances.-
Oper. rev. deductions
sell,
will
indicates
prospectus
underwriters,
for
whom Granbery, Marache & Co. are acting as representatives, have
severally agreed to purchase, and the selling stockholder has agreed
set
sale
Lawrence
and
Sales
represent
the
The
operating
Net
Net
common
_
stockholder,
selling
Company,
outstanding
which
1959, as
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company at March 31, 1960,
of
$1,274,711
long-term
debt;
200,000 shares
of
class
A
stock
Telegraph
the
the Board of Directors were:
Allen & Hamilton, Chicago 111.;
Kolehmainen, Rathburn & Wyss,
on
•"'Yyy'Y
per
10,
terms
Partner—Mason,
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
.
26.999,908
Federal
consisted
coalmen
the
and
$
net
and
held.
shares then
ten
cents
June
which owns 30,stock,, intends to sub¬
its pro rata portion
company
intends
to
sell
only those
shares
the exercise of subscription rights, "
V
|
Operating expenses—.—
Other
$14,386,138
totaled
and
Operating
Massachusetts.
company,
of
each
for
Y 15
this stock
record May
three-year
Senior Partner—Booz,
in
Directors
Earnings—
earnings were
$442,940. For the year ended Dec. 31, 1S58 operating revenues amounted
to $11,848,875 with net earnings of $349,617.
the
by
.«The
through
share
new
of
Period End. Mar. 31-
motor ve¬
in Ohio,
REVENUES—Operating revenues for the year ended Dec. 31,
reported
to $8,946,000 as
Mason,
Chicago, 111.;
Michigan."'' '
....
offer
of
for
Allen,
D.
Earnings
Co.
Jersey,
7
Offering—
St., Chicago, filed a regis¬
12 covering 3,047,758 shares
May
on
shares
proceeds of which will
company
under-
an
Granbery, Marache
priced at $10.25 per share.
managed
group
The stock
made
was
for
provements.
issue
Helm's Express, Inc.—Common Stock
*'v/:f
-
applied toward repayment
parent company, obtained in conformity with
established practice of borrowing from the parent, as need arises,
general corporate purposes, including property additions and im¬
an
$5,411,889
1960—Month—1959
April 30—
-
—V.
3,027.005
proceeds
advances
•
Sales
one
(99.32%)
the
offering.
Net
of
.
SEC
Telephone
shares
for
subscribed
Up—
the
with
ratio of
American
scribe
1238.
p.
■
Washington
W.
212
L.
Richard
■
of
company
270,050
Paper Co.—Directors Approve Merger—
States
United
.Y'Y
■
Re-elected
James
.,
capital stock.
The company proposes to
subscription at $20 per share by shareholders
27,
Hartfield Stores Inc.—Sales
Y
Y.
common
for
1322.
p.
I
1322.
p.
WY Y
tration
&
—
told
were
amounted
1960
.
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Rights
This
2,500
Corp.__
Neuhaus
Inc.___.__
191,
-■
2,500
Inc._:_^__
Co.,
Stetson
.5,000
Hammermill
See
-
5,000
—_
Inc.__._
Co.
&
Kalman
5.000
Meeds_|__
Bissell &
Laird
Battles,
■
2,500
Inc.
5,000
Sliareowners
of
quarter of 1959 while net
in the previous yeai. On
of forming presses
for improved work flow - and ..addition
replacement of other machinery and materials handling equipment.
or
——
Dulles &
Janney,
5,000
Sons—__
Goodbody &
Co
>.___.•
J. A. Hogle & Co.__—
'
.
of
Corp.
Norfolk
______________
Inc
Co.
&
Investment
7,000
,
Bosworth,
2.500
-
lines
related
in
191, p. 902.
,
3,500
Inc
Co.,
Hanrahan
—7,000
Co.____
Trask & Co.—Y
Sullivan «fe Co.,
Spencer
&
1.
\
,
,
_______
Walston & Co.,
'
"y
Co.—Net Down—
—V.
3.500
!1
iu
'
A.
;V_':'..
■
2,500
5.000
.Inc.______
Christensen,
12,000
Co
&
Writer
Peters,
148,000
:
2,500
Shares
Sli&r6s
Peabody
companies
he added.—V.
,
shares.
Kidder,
other
at
purchase,"
the
of
1219.'
p.
Kawneer
Howell will continue to
with a view to possible
acquisitions,
recent
the
191,
144,007,905 138,753,040
on May
3 that sales for the first quarter
compared to $7,810,000 in the first
income was $97,000 as compared to $265,000
a per share basis net income amounted to
Hupp Corp.—Gibson Program—
' y
10 cents as compared, to 26 cents
the previous year.
Directors of this Cleveland corporation have approved a $1.8
mil¬
The
substantial reduction
in* earnings for
the - first, quarter was
lion replacement and modernization program at the Gibson Refrigerator
caused by
competitive pi icing conditions and an unusual, volume of
Division in Greenville and Belding, Mich.
'
T Y
first quarter business in low margin products; severe weather holding
The expenditures,
primarily for machinery and equipment to in¬
up
construction activity and increasing costs on jobs in progress;
crease
efficiency and reduce manufacturing costs, are a step in a
unusually heavy, expense of Introducing new products; and start-up
program to
make possible increased production.
Y Y
expense on new
production facilities in California.
Gibson plants in Greenville and Belding contain nearly
1.2 million
President Lawrence J. Plym told shareholders that immediate actions
square feet of manufacturing area, producing household refrigerators
were
being taken to improve profit margins.
He said, "In spite of
and
food
freezers,
room
air
conditioners
and
heat
pumps,
and
the poor
first quarter we think that0 the final results for 1960 will
dehumidifiers.
Y
\ compare favorably with 1959, providing the general level of business
Tne
modernization
program
calls for installation of a new auto¬
does not decline this year. Within the last few weeks we have noted
mated
line
for
cutting sheet metal to proper lengths for forming,
; a
general increase in incoming orders." Y'.y
relocation
look
opposite their
forth
set
underwriting commitments is such
not obligated 'to purchase less than all of
nature
with
*j>
36,067,929;' 34,436,467
Sales
—v.
...
1960—16 Wks.—1959
1960—4 Wks.—1959
23—
Period End. Apr.
$
bench
Satisfaction
.
Co. Inc.—Sales Higher—
Tea
Jewel
"
grinders for both light and heavy industry.
In commenting on the future outlook, Mr. Bland said he expects
"the overall economy to continue its upward climb" and believes that
Howell results for 1960 will better the 1959 figures. "Because of our
and
magnets
the purchase of
stock of the corpo¬
/
fractional
,
15,
ration.—V. 191, p. 798.
field, Mr. Bland pointed out. Howell and its subsidiaries Produce
and integral horsepower motors, generators, electrical lifting
its
in
declared a quarterly
of five cents per share and a year-end dividend of five cents
share on the class A and class B common stocks, payable June
DIVIDENDS—Directors
dividend
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
.
31,500 shares of the $5 par common
Bland
Mr.
.
purchase warrants attached for
stock
in sales
said, adding that sales and profit margins
of the parent company in 1959 also improved.
The purchase of these
companies now enables Howell to oner its
customers
one
of
the
most
complete and diversified product lines
earnings,
and
company's
net income
1960 the
31,
Septem¬
subsidiary Kingston-Conley, Inc., and of Leland Electric iin
accounted for the major part of the substantial increase
its
approximately 120,000 shareholders.
EARNINGS—For
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2090)
amount of
statement
debentures
dated
in
the
March
30, 1960) "10%,
aggregate
principal
$1,800,000 in six series of $300,000 each, with
ignition systems and engine components, suspension systems,
and braking systems. Of
the net proce*ds from the sale of the stock,
$150,000 will be used to
repay existing obligations to banks incurred
in
March
of
i960,.,to retire trade accounts 'and. tor other working
capital purposes; approximately $50,000 will be used to finance expan¬
sion of physical warehouse
facilities; ancl the balance of $207,000 will
be
added
In
to
general funds ,tnd .used
addition
to
sundry
as
indebtedness,
working capital.
the
company
has
(
outstanding
Number. 5951
Volume_191
fl"?i
97,50j s-.ares, respectively,. vt t«6.
202,5°° and
feU0U
a
1960—3 Months—1959
the Fund.
shares in
ac
Mayfair
787
of
investment
plans
for
the
Ling-Altec Electronics, Inc.—To Be MergedTemco Aircraft Corp., below.—V. 191, p. 1879.
The
and
entitled
'
28,042,291
for
to
v-
7,314,915
earned, less amortization of premium
interest
and has
Boulevard,
authorized
preferred
of
all
as
its
of
of
corporation
a
principal
Los
capital
stock,
the
for
and
shares
Angeles,
Calif.
the
value
par
First
of
$50
share
at
each
of
the
In
'
preferred
stock
and
vote,
one
right
the
shares
of
Co.
the
voting
annual
31,
of
in
owns
separately as a class,
special meetings of the
1960,
and
had
stock
common
of
excess
75,025
51%
shares
issued
of
and
the
company,
as
group,
a
less
own
than
of
the
1,506,000
.'.62,214,889
surplus, Jan.
Earned
1,544,000
$1,498,670
60,415,2S4
United
states.
The company opened
Cadfornia, where-many of its markets
f
.
Icaho and
states',
in
$61,913,934
1,132,785
five
p.
$63,630,824
Dividends declared on com. stock since Jan. i—
i960, $.60 per share; >195;, $.63 per share..—
The company now
Oregon.
1670.
and
total
had
casn
and
in
$0.75
share-—-——
vil'.e per share..—a—
191, p. 1219.
> I.;
Earnings
Lock
—v.
per
$0.80
April 30—
1960—Month—1959
$14,400,651 $12,086,389
Sale's
*
$46.82
$47.77
Period End.
—V.
191, p.. 1775.
1959.—V.
as
;
scheduled
a
ubsidiary of International Mining Corp., through
The
According to the application, Madison Fund, Inc., owns
of International and about 79% ; of the stcck of Canton.
'
'
—V.
for its holdings
agreed to accept casn and notes of International
stock; and holders of the remaining shares
by
the
to
the
oi
7%
1670.
/,
:
n
' to.toto"/'•
-
'•
$45,730,451 $47,137,933
to. to
"
*
.
Co.,
Inc.,
announced
May
it
that
9
188
said
p:.vG248;
by
this
at
company
additional
shares
plan
compensation
intends,
$5,670,000
$811,848,
to
%
>
and
company's
in
to
1953
equal
to
for the
income
same
$319,236,
period
of
-
.
chase
„
number
are
as
of
in
sales ; volume , has grown
1959... Net income in 1959
share on- 750,000 shares
per
at
its
dividend
of
$1
a
$214,106
and
$3,459,417
versus
Split Approved—
be
may
under
issued
the
company's
23rd meeting., to declare a regular annual cash
additional'shares. The split will thus have the
May
.
the
on
•
electronic data processing service
to
Mr. McDonnell, also stated that the
company expects sales will >be
about the same or- up slightly and. earnings will rise to about 12 million
or
about $7 per share in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1960. He es¬
timated that, earnings for the. following year would be in the same
tion
Bache
&
Blair
Co
the
of
which
Co.,
D.
agreed
severally
has
to
Inc.________
Blauner
&
&
Co.,
7,000
brands
I.
&
Co.___—
duPont
<fc
Co.—
Deetjen
&
Co._--"3,000
Erdman &
Co
Goodbody
&
Lranbery,
Marache
Inc.
2,000
Co.__I~Ito__
&
Co.
143b.
Shields
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
&
^
4,000
4,000
Co
the
common
stock
;
•
■-
trustee for $12,000,000
April 15, 1980 of the
:
•.
Manufacturing Corp.
•
•;
>
—V.
v
to
materials
•
'
to,
■
1775.
191, p.
Period End.
Sales
—V.
Redempt'n
'
Inc.—Sales Higher—
Co. Inc.—Sales Up—
April 30—
--------------
191"
'
1960—Month—1959
$4,877,040 $3,211,557
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$33,503,720 $31,687,294
ui
tne
six
months
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
i
•
n
31,
March
completion
of
1959.
the
'
.
P.
stock
and
27,500
1436.
stock "'purchase
common
.
.
•
•
■
•
..
shares *
warrants.
;
•
has issued an
order under the Holding Company
to issue and sell $22,000,000
competitive bidding, and to issue
1985
early
at
p.
High'y
1837.
15,
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$59,344,182
1960—Month—rl959
1775.
,s-'S
.
SEC—
of Denver, Colo., filed a registration statement with
9, 1960, covering 80,000 shares of class A common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share.
The offering will
be underwritten on an all or none basis,
the commission to be $0.75
company,
per
share. The name of the underwriter will be supplied by
The
on
May
company
will
and
in
amendment.
organized under Colorado law on March 4, I960,
sale and distribution (including packaging), of
was
engage
the
and heavy duty oils for use in heavy duty machinery and
equipment; and it also will sell and distribute waterproofing materials
use
on
roofs, interior and exterior walls, floors, and basements.
It
has no operating history.
Management officials hold 7,000 class A and
7,000 class B common shares, for which they have transferred to the
company
certain properties, paid in cash or received credit for preincorporation expenses, in the. amount of $5,033.67,. and have given
their notes for the balance
totaling $30,666.33.
The class A shares
were
issued to them at $5 per share and
the class B at 10c.
In
addition, the company has sold 6,800 class A and 8,800 class B shares
to 11 persons for $34,880, upon which the company received $27,890 in
lubricants
for
cash
notes
and
Of
net
the
of
$6,990.
"
proposed
the
of
proceeds
to
;
to
\
to
public sale of Glass - A shares,'
(with interest); $50,000 >for
$32,500 will be used for retirement of notes
purchase of land and building (office, warehouse); $70,000
coating division; $25,000 for product inventory; $100,000 of
receivable financing; and $42,500 for working capital, v
The
and
of
Lee
shares
4,000
for
roof
accounts
1
.
,
A. Huey of Englewood, Colo., as President
each of the class; A and class B stock.
In
lists
prospectus
owner
by management
options to purchase 40,000
to purchase 2,700 class B
shares; and options for 17,300 class B shares are reserved for others
who may be employed.
The company also will Issue to the underwriter,
for $125, warrants to purchase 12,500 class A shares at $5 per share.
class
the
to
the
class A
7,000
them
five employees
to
options
Inc.—Hearing Ordered
Mutual Employees Trademart,
At
the
the
of
request
firm,
this
hearing
a
for
June
of
13,
Hialeah, Fla., the Commission has
in its Atlanta Regional Office
1960,
question whether to vacate,
temporarily
Commission
the
with
registration
the
that
the
of
misleading
or
make permanent, a prior order
a Regulation A exemtpion
suspending
to that company's proposed offering of
$1.50 per share.
The suspension order
failed to' comply with certain terms and
respect
at
shares
common
asserted
conditions
shares held
class B
and
granted
has
company
shares and
B
scheduled
company
and that its offering circular is false
certain material facts.-^-V. 191,. p; 1324..
and
regulation
of
in respect
This
of
f6rt'n5f^trSk8,?are
Net
.of 4,000 and 6,000 pound-lift
capacity,
income
share.v
a
.-.
?,
.
with sales of $6,432,419 and net income before taxes
taxes of $239,529 and net income after taxes of
compares
income
$404,981,
equal to 20 cents
a
share in the first quarter of 1959.
the earnings of Chris-Craft Corp.
April 5, 1960. For the three months
reports sales of $13,139,824 and
net
income
of $916,258 compared with sales of $8,369,624
and net
income .of $438,358. in
the first three months of 1959. These results
do not reflect any interest
(or the tax effect thereof)
on th» S28,010,000 6% notes of NAFI which were issued in connection with the
purchase of Chris-Craft and are currently outstanding.
figures
was
ended
March
The
31,
The
1960 completed the purchase of
$750,000, it was announced
Communications
watt
station
outlet to
"radio
and
-
be
which
Commission
purchased
TV stations,
five
operates
John
approved
the
transaction
1320 kc, KXYZ is the first
under its plan to acquire seven
by NAFI
the full complement
permitted under FCC
In
earlier diversification moves- into the
field, NAFI acquired Television Station KPTV, Channel
Oregon and Television Station KCOP, Channel 13, Los
'
The
by
on
regulations.
'
Houston,
,
I860.
30,
5000
for
KXYZ
President.
Federal
March
on
Chrie-Craft
I960,
Station
Bannister,
on
include
NAFI
.
corporation ort May 6,
Radio
Texas
G.
not
do
acquired by
which
radio
Co.—Government Orders—
Minn., company
trucks from the. U.
Hopkins
sales
1960,
31,
corporation reports for the three months ended
of $6,210,385 and net income before taxes of
after taxes of $20,000 was $262,413, equal to
Calif.,
Oakland,
cents
25
A
has received an award for $218,000
in
fork lift
S. "Navy Purchasing Office, raising
to
aDoroximately $3,500,000 the volume of government contracts ob¬
tained since
last December for fork lift trucks and tow tractors.
The
materials
handling equipment Hndeito ord®rK1to.beAng- ™an!t
factured
to--government specifications by the Mobilift Division at
ThT
Corp.—Net Up—Acquires—
NAFI
The
1961.—V. 191, P- 1775.
Min.neapolis-Moline
current financing, out-
capitalization of the company;will consist, of 285,003
common
19b
ended
Co.—Financing Cleared—
Act author¬
of first mortgage bonds
and sell an additional
$4 000 000 of common stock
(333,334 shares) to its parent, American
Natural Gas Co. Proceeds, will be used to pay $11,115,000 of bank notes
and to provide funds for construction
expenditures during 1960 and
due
'
petroleum and
mical Processing equipment for the chemical,
industries.
ww
190,
SEC
These
1775.
p.
The SEC
The
•
below.—V.
Co.,
Mustang Lubricants, Inc.—Registers With
This
izing the company
Pool Equipment Corp., with its principal office
South Kearny, New Jersey/is engaged principally in tne
of 'yand ard gravel filter systems for commercial and resv! cwlmihi"'g pools The company also makes special steel tanks ,
,.c
Power
$22,375,234 $1.6;501,640 $66,244,361
$282,413,
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Months—1959
$14,204,000 $11,460,000 $34,993,000 $32,811,000
" "
Milwaukee Gas Light
'
irionfi~*}c
Uler
May
191, P.
from
company
Miller-Wohl
a,iHU®,INESS-Major
In
mii
States
the
of
above.
Pipe Line Co.—Partial
Mercantile Stores Co.,
proceeds from the financing will initially be added
cas^ funds of the company to be available ior general corpo:ate
lncludlng additional working capital, aciuiiition of new
netlf' exPJlnsion and
improvement of plant, and Increased in¬
finrt
over
903.
p.
don. of
Sales
i»?'ses'
"
18
June
,
1960—4 Wks.—1959
1960—17 Wks.—1959
$18,016,306
$9,528,205 $47,884,584 $40,665,685
Corp.—Acquired—
Period End. April 30—
191,
tnP^0CEED:3—Net
raw
Co.,,"
co-sponsor
redemption
officials,
'
of
tournament
Golf
signed
been
will
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Sales Higher—
addition
-
Hill, Thomp-on & Co., Inc.
ventory
Open
has
Broadcasting
products
copying
formerly Mississippi Valley Stock Yards, Inc., has
on May
15, next, $6,000 of its first, mortgage
1951 and due May 15, 1930 at 100% and accrued
interest. Payment will be made at the Mutual Bank & Trust Co., St.
Louis, Mo.—V. 100, p. 1837. ..'to
',,
v ..to" to;
dated
March
■
the corporation.—V.
of
t
■■
--Public offering of 117,000 shares of the firm's common
stock at a
price of $2.50 per share was made on May 12
rim.,
National
with
brand
National
the
of
fact,,
.contract,, in
people
corporation,
for
bonds
$195,451
pni
sales
indi¬
responsible
be
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—Partial Red'n
.
National Bank and Trust Co. of New York has be<m
for
appointed
■
has called for redemption on June 15, next, through
a'sinking fund, $520,000 of its first' mortgage pipe line
bonds 6%% s-ries due 1977 at 102.65% plus accrued interest. Payment
will be arde at the First National City Trust Co., 2 Broadway, New
York, N. Y—V, 191. p. 1880.
" '.to"
'
'
opera
1'
2,000
—10,000
-
Co
been
,
Farrington
The
& Co.,
7,000
&
has
Michigan Wisconsin
10,030
;
Co.
20-year 47/8-%< .debentures due
i'."" .... " .•
•
1880.
p.
Mendes
Major Pool Equipment Corp.—Common Stock Offered
by
advertising
major
Northern
200,000
3,000
Registrar Appointed—
n,mhf lEiiir.Iin?
to
it is up to them whether
other networks," he said.
of the
any
on
THERMO-FAX
said.
This
on
—
Westheimer
appointed registrar
191,
See
&
Jackson
Prescott, Shepard
«
Trust
—
—V.
3,000
Curtis
7,000
Bankers
Sales Higher—
3,000
4,000
Inc.
Paine,"1 Webber,
3.000
■■
Pertod Ended April 30—
Mellen & Miller,
Joseph,
3,000
Liowcll, Weedon
350.
principal amount
corporation.
"
4,000
Co
Kreeger &
Jones,
p.
Sales
Corp.
'
Middlebrook,
PInc-„—
Emanuel,
;The
,
pur¬
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirklznd & Co._l
The Johnson, Lane, Space
2,000
Coburn
.
188,
"
',y: Melville Shoe Corp.—Trustee Appointed—
Shares to
7,003
Inc.
P.
respectively,
area.—V.
underwriters and tne
principal
each
62,000
Co.;
&
Milton
-
$4,940,827 ;;
Shares
&
latest
called
fields. The company entered the
commercially in March.
follows:
Stone
continue
programs.and
or
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—Electrical Super
See
or
implied limitation that the. company's purpose and powers extend
only to aircraft and related business, r
;vto
;
President J. S.'McDonnell reiterated
that the company intends to
continue diversification in the aeronautics, astronautics, and automa¬
''to/
names
shares
.
Hayaen,
Mutual
heavy advertising
through
products
'
subsidiaries
and
advertising
on
broadcast
special meeting held in St. Louis
the
i
of common:
ended March 31," 1960 sales were
1959.
UNDERWRITERS—Tie
aggregate
annual'-net
$17,414,000
$1.08
For the three months
net
'
•
Period End. April 30—
efiect of doubling the present cash dividend. The first dividend at the
new rate will be paid on July
1, 1960.
V
Shareholders also voted: to delete from the certificate of incorporation
_
stock.
its
promote
THERMO-FAX
our
—V.
for other corporate purposes, such as
acquisitions, as deemed advisable by the board Of directors. He said the
board has no plans for such issuance of stock at the present time ex¬
cept in connection with the-incentive plan.
Mr. Orthwein also said that the board of directors has stated that it
engaged principally in the production*/
and
sale
of
medium 'priced
sportswear,including
blouses;'/skirts, /
sweaters, jackets, shorts and pants, harmonized -as to style, color and
fabric designed for girls and women wearing "misses" sizes 8 :to 18.to/
Substantially all of the company's products are > manufactured from
company
raw
materials
to
company'specifications- in contractor's.plants. The items of apparel are then sent to the company's Cleveland
distribution center where they are assembled and shipped to customers,*: +
principally in coordinated groups.
<
■
•
;to'.
*
-
was
to
■
their
for
advertise
the
•
of
the
that
incentive
is
company
EARNINGS—The
plans
divisions
'"Cur
vidually
had
„
ing stock after this sale.
from
quality of reproduction,
in
equipment
tape
.
NBC-TV.—V/191,
'■
;V William R. Orthwein, Jr.,. vice president and director, who presided,
;
^
to professional
with
Buetow
overwhelmingly approved a 2-for-l stock split and voted
to increase authorized shares of common stock from 2,000,000 to 8,000,000 shares.. A change in the par value of the stock from $5 to $2.50
was
also voted.
■.■'to,' to.-to
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—:to'
Hayden, Stone & Co. and associates made a secondary •
offering on May 9 of 150,000 shares of Majestic Special¬
ties, Inc. common stock priced at $11.50 per share. The
shares were purchased by the underwriters from mem- \
bers of the Klineman family, founders of the company,
which family will continue to own 80% of the outstand- "
BUSINESS—The
a
network.
the
on
April 29
on
Specialties,
Majestic
an "
"Our
.to
1960—4 Mos.-—1959
has
company
Shareholders
notes
years.—V. 191, p.
&
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Stock
the company surviving the merger.
In a recent
application, certain changes are proposed in tne
in
the amount of $10,830,000 to' be issued by
International to finance the merger.
The changes involve principally
the schedule of maturities of the note3 from the fourth to the
cash
offered
terms
available
as
Sal°s
of Canton will
of Camon
amendment
be
'
to ' to ■
of Mutual Broadcasting System is intended to per¬
important public service, Buetow told his stockholders.
said
there is
no
truth
to
speculation
that "3M acquired
Buetow
Mutual
they
completed five shut-in gas wells in this block and
is commencing a sixth well. The initial price to be paid by Tennessee
is 22 cents per MCF, plus 1.8 cents per- MCF tax reimbursement.- The
company estimates that under the contract the
initial minimum de¬
livery quantity per day will be in excess of 20,000 MCF.
The Superior Oil
Co. owns an undivided one-half interest in the
gas reserves. The contract is subject to the Federal Power Commission.
'--/
proposed that Norlhside Warehouse Corp., subsidiary of International,
will acquire througn merger all of the assets of Canton for cash and
notes of International in
the- total amount of $10,829,875. ~ Madison
be
McDermott
Ray)
The
It is
stock
has
resulted in the new system.
The new
commercially sometime in 196:1,
conventional record player and -yet is
will
acquisition
form
;
191,
Louisiana..,
Notice of
12, 1960.
8.3% of the
the .linns
to
an
of all of the assets of Canton Co. of Baltimore.
of, said application was originally issued on April
merger,
a
hearing
a
acquisition by as
the
by Dr. Peter C. Goldmark, President
Laboratories conducted,
under contract
which
according to 3M.
•
.•(J. Ray), McDermott & Co., Inc.—Signs Gas Contract—
(J.
•
10) that
May
carry
-
operate
which
easy
t
CBS
the. research
comparable
.
order under the Investment Company Act
signed a gas contract with Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. covering
hearing for. May 18, 1960, on a proposal for; % its gas reserves in the Block 68 Field, West Cameron Area, offshore
issued
has
SEC
•
'
to.toto-to' " -4% to'--'-"
//to; toto toto:to,to
Inc.—Hearing Ordered—
Madison Fund,
The
on
stockholders
to
Laboratories.;
3M,
equipment,
.is
the
■,
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—Sales Higher—
'to.
com¬
;.
(at their meeting held
1,128,860
$62,498,039 $60,785,074
some
cartridge system for the home recorded music market
tape
new
CBS
from
western
"■
\
com-
a
•
position
demonstrated
was
of
first markets--in Southern
presently .located,; Through:
acquired stores in
of Arizona; .Utah,
has over 100 stores in operation
$153,866,850
"The
to
quarter
is enabling the company to
Japan.
3M's
w.
its
—
grow.
March
fof, the
figures
stockholders]
sound
Spain
•
are
of
sales
\to"
'
v
industrial
in
quarter reflected
activity; however,
on
•
*
"
to
declared,
Buetow
first
.
.constant: growth and expansion the company has
other California, localities, as well as in the states
-
the
'
to,
in
foreign opernot included
but a current expansion program totaling, some $50 million in order to keep pace
with
sales
growth. •: New plants are" underway in New Jersey, West
-Virginia, South-Carolina and Alabama, and expansions • in Minnesota
; and Indiana.
Overseas, new plant programs are underway in Italy,
voting
1%
.
during
reported
the
of
the
told
3M's
the company maintains an open account
deliveries of its dairy products. The officers
for
outstanding shares of Arden Farms Co;.
to"',"
Mayfair Markets operates over lut.. supe*markets
$3,042,670
He
outstanding,
outstanding
ahead
11%
'
shareowners,
■
of 1959,
in- this
year's
first
quarter
were
approximately
like 1959 period." Buetow said foreign sales are
with
basis
•also continuing to
preferred
of
trends
consolidated" sales
and
company;
directors
all
March
Co.
Farms
at
stock,
parable
majority of the authorized number of directors.
a
of
1,918,499
of
preferred
uncertain
extent
is
to
report
domestic operations
•
per
record
of
C
interim
restated to reflect
and export, were
been
Canadian
except
years.
an
•pany's
per
have
figures
-for
1959
which,
prior
In
of
6%-
of
rate
stockholder
P.
quarter
ations
,
i
consisting
95
results, which compare with sales of $115,172,320, and earn¬
of $13,956,520 or 82 cents per share for the first quarter of
include the operations of the foreign subsidiaries which were
.fully consolidated for the first time in the annual report for 1959.
under
•
sales of $128,669,218, and earnings of $16,217,911,
cents per share, were announced on May 10.
Buetow,
President
of
"3M,"
pointed
out
that
first
quarter
to
'
$1,415,935
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
&
1959,
place of busi¬
$10,000,000
dividends
meetings
each
the
elect
as
Farms
Arden
and.
$208,153
of
full
to
company,
with
$2,921,935
•.
.
quarter
common
quarterly
stockholders
holders
Arden
r
94,153
$204,794
,.
engines.
gasoline
Moline-built
standard
ings
.
stock
114,000
81,553
military
by
1324.
p.
Herbert
,
share
of
common
stock ■ held,
provided, .however-,
that if
on
the preferred stock are in arrears in an amount equal
full quarterly dividends, then until all such arrears have been
have
The
s
'
Bandini
an
one-vote
stockholders
*>
123,241
all
to
the
shall
6,882,097
$2,834,517
Other income—
of
1946,
equal
.
each
sis;
paid
$9,716,614
$2,717,141
company
First
dividends
27,212,266
$10,062,056
4383
preferential
At
-entitled
$38,104,347 $36,928,880
sales—,---—-
Offered—This
organized
was
18,
5,000,000 -shares-
to
annum.
Ending March 31*
Quarter
Cost' of
191,
Minnesota Mining
stock,, all of the par value
of $1 par share, v The; company's preferred stock is
cumulative;nobparticipating, non-convertible, redeemable at $52.50 per share
and is
Ling-Temco
1959
company
has
shares
share,
■
at
i
March
on
company
100,000
Electronics, Inc.—To Be Formed
See*Temco Aircraft Corp., below. • •
. V
law
located
ness
1960
$4,851'481 $3,164,203 $11,416,801 $10,068,094
Markets—Securities
BUSINESS—1The
Caliiornia
gee
Link-Belt Co.^—Earnings—
—V,
"
May 3 publicly offered 4,918 shares of its common
capital stock (par $1) and 4,918 shares of its preferred
capital stock (par $50) in units of one preferred share
and one common share at $61
per unit, or an aggregate
price to the public of $299,998.
-to'.;.'"" to'.';'-
.
powered
are
.
on
registration statement with the SEC
$2,000,000
covering
I960,
11
^cumulation, of
and
\
1960—13 Wks.—1959
7
Acquisition—Stockholders' Meeting—
Fund, Inc.—Files Offering—
Life Insurance Stock
Fund, of Dallas, filed
This
.
1960—4 Wks.—1959
.
19T~p~T774~"~
;
.
$21,713,818 $13,448,588 $43,846,334 $41,132
__
a/Itv
...
,
1960—Month—1959
April 30-"—
End.
.
(2091)
Mangel Stores Corp.—Sales Up—
Period'End. April; 30---
B stock.
—V
Corp.—Sales Up—
Stores
Leriier
onriod
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Shares
000
100
I
.
'•lass A common stock (held by the underwriter)
,of cl,ass, B common, Joseph apd Rpnald Kumin
of
*nnrtshares
11
.
Houston
station
iVill
operate
as
a
broadcasting
12, Portland,
Angeles.
subsidiary of NAFI.
•
radio and TV operations, NAFI
manufactures interior trim for the automotive industry and through
a subsidiary operates oil and gas producing properties.—V. 191,
p. 1881.
In
addition
to
its
pleasure boat and
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2092)
Nalley's, Inc. — Debentures Offered
Dean Witter &
Co. and Hill, Darlington & Co. on May 3
publicly offered
$1,000,000 of Nalley's, Inc. 6% convertible subordinated
debentures due April 1, 1975 at 100% plus accrued in¬
$502,175
Net
Mr.
In
Concession
to dealers is 2%
of the principal
Reallowance to other dealers is Vi of 1% of the
principal amount.
debentures
common
price
1965;
$26
per
1G70;
and
$27.50
March
15,
certain
of $25
if
converted
thereafter
of
on
on
is
amount
the
subject
thereof
company
before
or
and
to
at
March
before
or
thereafter
price
the
in
principal
share)
converted
conversion
provided
the
per
if
converted
share
The
as
at
SI.25
share
per
if
per
1975.
value
(par
share
events
convertible
are
stock
conversion
31,
adjustments
in
Indenture.
will be issued under an indenture dated as of
April 1,
the company and National Bank of
Washington, Tacoma,
Trustee.
between
Wash,
as
The
and
debentures will be dated April 1,
will
bear
annually
will
be
interest
Oct.
on
payable
Wash.
The
1,
and
the
at
the
at
rate
April
of
1,
office
or
debentures will not
1960,
of
6%
each
will
per
mature
April 1, 1975,
payable
annum,
be
coupon
New
England
$1,000,
in
will
be
registerable
denominations
tures
and
manner
fully
issuable
to
as
of
$1,000
registered
provided
in
the
REDEMPTION—The
the
company,
redemption
as
in
non-residential
housing.
While
lag in residential housing, Mr.
9%
The
for
note
provides
on
the
be
used
that
to
each
part,
on
percentages
form
National
Gas Co.
Fuel
Period End. Mar. 31—
least
at
of
the
at
30
the
option
The
the
restricts
In
effect,
available
stock
common
for
the
under
to
the
the
1960—3 Mos.—1959
far
so
5%%
payment
of
terms
available
such
such
as
mortgage
dividends
of
note
not
to
accumulate.
to
make
The
to
fund
the
note
1963, and
on
as
before March
31
or
and
optional
payments,
if
not
exercised,
does
of
amount
requirements.
principal
accrued
right
delivering
to
the
fund
Trustee
(a)
debentures
of
with
of
such
to
its
sale,
net
additional
as
will
less
payable
approximately
sinking
proceeds
is
100%
of
debentures
acquired
by the
otherwise than
by the company
fund.
from
sale
and
the
of
other
debentures,
in
expenses
at
$900,000.
The company
$300,000 of these proceeds for
than
to
banks.
$150,000
of
The
these
equity or in the
be invested
price
estimated
are
not
use
notes
redemption
outstanding
redeemed
the
deducting underwriting, commissions
nlans
restriction
no
the debentures to be redeemed,
plus interest
redemption date.
The company will have the
sinking fund obligation in whole or in part by
through the operation
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
form
also
company
of
its
in
intends
after
connection
presently
reduction
to
invest
subsidiaries,
subsidiary,
be
used
such
to
working
volume
balance
has
that
capital
and
the
of
the
the
this
funds
required
will
by
addition
of
approximately
approximately $450,000, will
working capital position.
While
allocated
be
for
needed
recent
to
to
purpose,
provide
increases
items
new
particular
a
the
it
retiring
due
retirement
current
was
$295,000.
also
were
bank
insurance
an
from
an
of
the
net
company,
con¬
which the principal
on
proceeds
of
this
borrowing
and
to
increase
working
capital
and
to
reduce
was incorporated April 6,
1928, under
Washington. Its executive offices and
of
the
principal
located at 3410 South Lawrence
St., Tacoma 1,
company is principality engaged, through
divisions and
subsidiaries, in the production and sale of food
products for home
and
institutional consumption.
The company's products are
potato
chips and other snack items, pickles and
relishes, sauerkraut, mayon¬
naise, mustard, various
sauces, spreads, dips and salad
dressings, table
syrups,
soup
concentrates, canned salads, and a number of
canned
meat
products.
The
company's products are sold
primarily in the
Pacific
Northwest.
The
company
has three
production facilities
Wash.
are
The
subsidiaries, of which
counterpart, is the most
wholly-owned subsidiaries, both of
Nalley's
Ltd., its 71.7%
owned
Canadian
significant.
Nalley's Ltd., has two
which
operate
Nalley's
in
Oregon
Canada.
Co.
and
firm
a
all
underwriters
commitment,
of
the
subject
to
listed
below,
certain
Witter
from
T^d
Interest
&
Co
Net
Net
77-
I960
income
per
for
share
shares
March
held
31
191,
of
in
on
14,194,000
income
1,495,000
6,624,000
6,682,000
6,037,000
6,017,000
stock
preferred
after
etock__fc
$0 54
stock
$0 54
outstanding (excluding
treasury):
10,394.444 aha,
10,357,830 »hs.
1325.
Shirt Shops of Delaware
Inc.—Sales Up—
Period Ended April 30—
191,"p"l775
$1.37
Pa.,
$1.67
$1.81
.
1960—Month—1959
1960—4 Mos —1959
Sl.977.430 $1,461,865 $5,231,821
$5,220,711
and
company
in
Fibre
Wilmington, Del.
certain
to
10 %
increase
77
average
cents
its
of
Corp.—Earnings—Sales Up
4v,?hnrp. lncrea8es ln sales, net earnings and
Ihftrihnu qUar#ex7 °/ 1960 operations highlight
shareholders of Natco
Corporation
which
of
1959,
of
over
was
order
backlog during
interim report to
distributed on April 29.
and
gas
population
months
12
907,729
to
ended
common
of
$22
stock
per
share
rights.
after
The
its
j
shares
of
remaining
percentage
of
County
and
Ocean
embraces
Cape May
municipalities which
577,600.
104
of
March
31,
1960, the company
of
$1,374,799.
net
income
the
current
on
pro
forma basis will consist
of 7%
cumulative pre¬
shares
the
each
out¬
have severally and
at
company
has
financing,
stock..
common
unsubscribed
which
Morris
Monmouth
in
which
to
underwriters named below
from
In
of
completion
purchase
debentures
after
agreed
$50
the
to
deben¬
per
expiration
purchase
is
of
set
below:
name
■'V
subsidiaries.—V.
1
'
v
'
Auchincloss, Parker &
■■
&
Bear,
Co._
f
Stearns
Ladenburg,
&
33.b88
13.774
Co.-
Thalmann
191,
Redpath
&
Chace,
13.774
Co.
Hutton
F.
Sutro
its
at
1959
over
Bros.
&
&
Co.—:
8.264
Janney,
8.264
Co
annual
stockholders
meeting
held
were
sales
quarter
$6,720,920
also
against
as
topped
for
the
of
annual
$5,539,902
for
also
meeting
first
three
•
elected
A veteran of 37 years
Fisher serves as Administrative Vice-President of the
Wilmington firm.
In
his report to shareholders,
National Fibre President Eugene R.
Perry said the company's first quarter performance represented "con¬
company.
tinued progress at a rate
be realized for the year."
of
increase
little
a
better
than
will
&
Battles,
5.509
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French, Inc
Co.—Acquires—
5.509
'
Co.,
producers
of
telecommunications
and
auto¬
equipment, on May 12 announced the acquisition of
control
of
Power
Equipment
Co.,
manufacturer
a
of
power
supplies
computers
and other electronic-electrical systems, through a stock
arrangement. Both firms have headquarters in Galion.
North has purchased, for cash,
approximately 60% of the 600,000
outstanding shares of Power Equipment from shareholders, at $7.50
per share, and estimates that
it will eventually purchase a total of
90% of the stock, representing an investment of more than $4,COO,000.
Roy S. Fisher a
with National, Mr.
the
Dulles
purchase
quarter
any
•
the
matic
control
year.
those for
5.509
__
Electric
North
outstanding—a
share on 592,333
70 cents per
or
5.509
&
Inc.
1568.
p.
North Electric
$492,047 equiva¬
shares
common
1959.
at
191,
29.
first three months of 1960
first
—V.
____'
Whiteside
Winslow, Inc.______
by
reported
were
shares for the comparable quarter last
I960
Stockholders
Director
Co.
share on 642,215
earnings of $415,400
totaling
months
'■
In
North
1959,
,
sales
of
Electric,
$20,000,000
probably
t
—V.
187, p.
which
net
and
Equipment's
volume
earnings approaching
in
founded
was
earnings
1959
of
in
$500,000.
This
1884,had
than
more
approximated
estimated
$500,000.
$10,000,000,
company
founded
was
Power
with
in
net
1935.
2908.
"Economic
lead
surveys and opinions from many of our large customers
believe v.e will not enjoy as hign a volume in the second
rate that developed in the first quarter," Perry declared.
to
us
half
the
as
The
National
"The
effort
to
expense
would
Fibre
executive
of
cost
said
increased
reduction,
toward
point
a
cost
where
J 959
volume,
product
in
attained
1958
reduced
greater
a
"climax"
a
in
diversification,
^ '
adding:
reduction
we
marked
our
return
in
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Awards Contract—
Northern
the
price
reservoir
operating
1959
ceeding at
company
of
the
This
than
-■
Paper Division, Holyoke, Mass., is
satisfactory rate, Perry told National shareholders.
a
acquired
was
in March
of
last
year.—V.
101,
pro¬
North
and
statement
of
of
company
with
the
stock.
common
1521
SEC
The
scription at $10
per
rate
share
to
of
be
one
new
supplied
The
by
proceeds
of
the
the
of
outstanding
each
four
No
as
offer
stock
for
flour
as
is
and
used
will
to
feed
added
lists
finance
Dickinson
Management
stock.—V.
188,
Board
as
officials
Chairman
own
.the
and
J.
is
H.
May 6
Cochrane,
that
the
President
May
class
11,
A, at
a
110,000
for the
certain
shares
of
price of $8,875
the
110,000
account of
selling
the
of
ment
aluminum
in
New
offered, 50,000 shares are being
and 60,000 shares for the accounts
Dank
N.
and
of
J.
company
standard and
shapes, including
tubing, for its customers
who
fabricate
extrusions
shapes
into
products,
completion
of
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
to purcnase
of
respective
shares
underwriters
from the
of
capital
company
stock,
named
and
class
the
A
below
have
forth
Hopper,
t"
J.
«
R.
—V.
10,000
Soliday & Co
Hill,
10,000
Peck--
Stein
I.
w/n.8teCUritleo C°rp' ,10'^°
& Beane—
10,000
Williston
191,
p.
1220.
•
■
m.
Bros.
&
Boyce._
Darlington 61
Simon
61
Co
Co
41,156
16,124,432
14,632,504
2,507,850
on
of
period-
connected
States Power Co.—Electrical
Super
Highw'y
metropolitan
for
the
Northern
complete
The
nect
centers,
States
the
time
first
an
by
Power
Co.
Twin
Cities
electrical
and
and
"super
Minnesota
Dulutn,
highway"
Power
&
will
in
Light
construction
of
a
230,000-volt
transmission
line
142-mile
the
transmission line is hailed by
utility officials as a
in the electric
history of the state. It will con¬
largest electric utilities in the state and permit them to
milestone
two
pool their
power
blocks
of
more
power
It will make possible the exchange of large
the systems of the two
companies, thus pro¬
service to customers of both, particularly ia
reserves.
between
dependable
emergencies. Studies on connecting the two electric
companies by a
large transmission line have been made for
many years but not until
recently have the electric loads of the areas served by the two com¬
panies developed to the point where interconnection will be economical
and
practical.
Officials of
the
ity
tor
5,090
,
the
two
interconnection
"se
generation
8,000
of
companies also point out that this large-capac¬
between the two systems makes for the most ef-
easting
facilities.
equipment,
The
of stand-by
contributing fac¬
eliminating duplication
consequent saving
will
be
a
toward
keeping electric rates throughout a large part of Minuesoia
at .their present; low levels, a spokesman for the two
companies em¬
phasized.
1,500
1
$162
two
significant
their
,
7,163,376
$1.80
300,000.
out¬
,
7,178,809
$1.94
______
1263.
p.
when
12,920,372 1 11,624,654
7,178,809
.
share__
per
12,124.654
500,000
joining
power systems, officials of the two
companies announced on
May 9. Total cc3t of the entire project is expected to be about $8,-
3 000
Spear' Leeds * Kellogg—
.
14,591,348
262,667
'/13,910,622
end
the
'"Rharas
52,500
81,200,629
15,861,765
498,767
fici"n+
Corp
89,445,486
662,023
Co.
severally
opposite
names:
95,791,977
96,948,302
224,451
taxes___;___
Mar. 31/59
pfd. stock
1963
number
a
financing,
Shares
6c
and
Dec. 31,'59
105,307,251
17,296,717
.
2,705,393
be
pipe
selling stockholders
set
Mar. 31,60
114,245,019
;
income
Northern
capitalization of the
company
will consist of
$128 000
of
debentures due
Nov.
1,
1963;
141,000 shares of
capital' stock
A, and 91,000 shares of capital
stock, class B.
agreed
'
.17,521,168
expenses
viding
current
standing
6%
>
.
revenues
Minnesota's
such as storm windows, outdoor
furniture, truck bodies
trailers, prime windows, house trailers,
fencing, grating, appliances,
ladders, boats anc! others. The company is1
completing a new plant
having approximately 24,009 square feet in
Winton, N. C.
EARNINGS—For the year
1959,
the
company
had
net
sales
of
$6,220,096 and net income of $91,766,
equal to 50 cents per capital
Upon
The 10,0'JO
13,419,039
manufacture
custom-designed
835 rail cars last January.
income
Earnings
1C1,
company are located
produces various aluminum
The
on
2,948,523
loans.
in the
gas for heating, Tuttle said.
is gradually getting underway.
surveyed
Months Ending—
—V.
and
class
for
now
is
deductions
at
company Is engaged exclusively
extrusions. Principal offices of the
Brunswick,
already
Provision for dividends
the
outstanding
increased demands
14,572,645
stockholders.
BUSINESS—The
of LaGrange.
Earnings applicable to com! 'stock
Shares of common stock
outstanding
capital stock,
from
the sale
of
its 50,000 shares of stock will be
company's
general
funds
and
will
be
available
for
corporate purposes, including
working capital and the pay¬
various
northwest
completion in early autumn, the line will be used next
gas from the reservoir
to help meet cus¬
sections
Net
shares
company
W.
the
right-of-way.
Net
firm's
at
offered
proceeds
to
for
share.
per
Loren
begin
miles north of LaSalle.
It will run northeast to
then eastward, generally along the East-West Tollwith NI-Gas' distribution system at 31st Street
Net operating income—
Other income
Co., Inc.—Stock Of¬
associates
will
five
and
pipeline
Gross
and
the
Vice-President
diameter,
transport natural
Operating
Operating
Neptune
fered—Laird & Co., Corporation
in
connect
Earnings—
New Jersey Aluminum Extrusion
NI-Gas
will
12
of Neptune Meter Co.,
announced
proposal for the acquisition of the Power
Equipment Co. in Galion, Ohio, has been withdrawn.
At
a
special
meeting of
the
stockholders
of
Power
Equipment Co.
on
May
5,
insufficient stockholder support was
developed to realize a tax-free
transaction.—V. 191, p. 1775.
on
by
sections, each 40 feet long, were stockpiled at
Earlville, Piano, and West
Chicago until weather became favorable for construction.
A.
Neptune Meter Co.—Acquisition Proposal Withdrawn
William
to
the
1615.
p.
contract
tue construction equipment will be moved
into the area. Twoof pipe that were
stockpiled last January will be trucked
right-of-way and laid end-to-end. The giant trenching mac.-ine
expected to begin cutting the ditch in the middle of
May.
to
the
of
construction
a
Then
ton
Net
general
inventories
19.27%
2
inches
30
Pipe for the project arrived
S.
R.
awarded
The route
and soaked.
Clearing and leveling
begin work about May 10. Starting at the reservoir and work¬
ing eastward, this crew will make gates in
fences, and clear and level
to
larger
May
Tri-State Toll way just
to
the
crew
has
be
on
pipeline,
Installation of the line
of
and
products.
It
indebtedness.
certain
stock
bakers,
the
tomers'
sub¬
involved.
for
consumer
about
will
Scheduled
common, at the
The record date is
held.
underwriting
be
this
million
Aurora,
winter
registration
111,951 shares
a
outstanding
include
well
shares
will
covering
to
shares
additional
and
1960,
of
filed
receivable.
President.
as
11,
Omaha,
proposes
products
of
St.,
holders
common
sale
prospectus
Mactier
for
company
accounts
by
products,
447,804
The
May
on
amendment.
agricultural
outstanding
and
16th
company
share
major
company's
other
North
has
Co
LaGrange.
announced
$10
It
way.
Nebraska Consolidated Mills. Co.—Rights
Offering—
This
to
was
reservoir
The
1115.
p.
Gas
Tuttle.
The
Parsons
Illinois
Contracting & Material Co., Evanston, 111., to build the utility's 75-mile
pipeline between its Troy Grove (near LaSalle)
underground storage
otherwise have been realized."
Integration
Adams
the
into
price
located
located
Division
supplies
aggregate
agreed
any
Allen
registration
a
Co.—Earnings Up—
earnings
per
common
National's
and
April
on
Net earnings for the
lent
sales
quarter
Vulcanized
Laird & Co.,
Natco
stock,
jointly
ture,
capital stock, to be
Investment Plan for Salaried
Stock
company
filed
May 11
shares of
on
57,000
covering
the
to
the
CAPITALIZATION
I959
p.'
National
common
on
Pittsburgh,
SEC
extruded
14,112,000
1,451,000
taxes
dividend
Shares of common
of
first
National
1959
depreciation
principally
Southern
company
the
Division,
>
Net
134,318,000 128,060,000
*
the
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
not
National Vulcanized Fibre
oi
income
provision
-V
-v."
after
operations
Federal
8,914,335
E.
added
charges
for
pursuant
Higher
200 000
-
Provision
8,248,745
%
sold
$800 000
Ended March 31—
<-
6,728,731
'
5,584,153
606.
p.
of
Earnings
3,024,435
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
of
the
PROCEEDS—Of
Co
National Distillers & Chemical
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns
Three Months
with
Employees
to
Amount
&
Hill, Darlington
191, p. 1437.
—V.
have
precedent,
debentures.
_
Dean
severally
conditions
Division,
(3)
all,
estimated
an
Northern
the
standing capitalization of the company
of $20,330,000 of sundry debt;
103,855
11,938,770
3,276,543
$1.13
Steel
company,
offered
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
conversion
.
Nalley's
wholly-owned, operate potato
Billings, Montana, respectively.
purchase
11.525,288
822,490
The
company's
other
two
subsidiaries
Montana
Co.,
both
of
which
are
chip plants at Tigard,
Oregon,
and
convertible
are
initial
an
operating revenues cf $17,025,689 and
the
funds
used
borrowings.
State
7,551,221
877,503
1881.
National
insurance
loan
company
The
EUSINESS—The company
laws
to
are
(1)
REVENUES—For
additional
required by the increase in the
company's
will reduce such bank borrowings. Nov.
1959,
$800,000
amount
is
inventory
receivable
sales volume, the
company
the
company
borrowed
currently
426,290
shares)
191, p.
This
the company's sales
company's product line.
company's current bank borrowings were incurred
in order
"provide such additional working
capital. To the extent that funds
not required for
contingencies and to carry the additional
accounts
578,970
and
In
out
in
the
The
and
(4,925,766
—V.
proceeds,
company's
been
noc
such
125,399
have
bad
share
per
and
augment
amount
expected
11,512.480
_________
to
program
at
The
income
company's
of
in order to,
increase
that
subsidiary's working capital.
additional stock of Nalley's Ltd., is
purchased by the company, it is
expected that the company will purchase such stock
value.
88,719,005
' 10,946,318
6,461,656
realization
Most
the-Central
County.
ferred
either
If
book
94,628,684
7,425,822
—
amount
advances.
at
the
'
three
divisions:-
Counties,
130,358
Nalley's Ltd., the company's 71.7% -owned Canadian
in
(2)
$
100,2ol,485
36,744,272
income
Equivalent
mandatory sinking
of
any
<b)
or
sinking
or
the
to
satisfy
company,
The
amount
thereon
to
There is
funds available to meet interest
on
Mos.—;'959
$
6,331,298
____
deductions
statement
to the Trustee,
pay
stock under the terms of such note.
common
such
Gross
redemption
any such optional payment may not
credited against
mandatory sinking fund requirements. The com¬
pany's 5%%
mortgage note provides, in effect, that optional
sinking
fund payments may be made only from funds
available for dividends
in
1960—12
105,5/5,002
$
can
be
on
$
44,170,094
income—
income
Other
-j,9
is required
debentures
1961,
1,
in
approximately
v
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
mandatory sinking fund requirements
company
expenditures
estimated
at
are
company, with headquarters in Asbury Park, N.
engaged in the purchase, manufacture, distribution and sale
for domestic,
commercial
and
industrial
consumption
in
service
38,695,066
deductions
rev.
Subs.) ^-Earnings-
(&
45,026,364
revenues
Operating
at
amount)
funds
said
the
debentures, except in
thereafter,
right
Oper.
gas
of
notice,
days'
principal
including March 31, 1974, a sum
sufficient to redeem,
at the sinking fund redemption price on the
n°xt ensuing April
1, debentures in the principal amount of $50,000.
At its option,
the company may pay into the
sinking fund each year
an
additional sum up to the
required sinking fund payment for such
year.
Operating
the
in
1960
BUSINESS—The
is
deben¬
interchangeable
redeemable
note
on or before March 31,
year
registered
Coupon
the same sources predict an 8 or
Shipley said, most analysts predict
upturn in more expensive single dwellings and apartment structures
to which Natco products are particularly suited.—V. 187, p. 2493.
Net
mortgage
debentures.
FUND—The
sinking fund,
of
be
in
in
or
place pursuant
indenture.
the
fully
thereof.
be
will
only funds
redeem
in
of
30,
provided, however, that not more than onfe-third of the'entire issue
may be converted prior to Jan, 1, 1962, and not more than
twe-tnirds
of the issue may be so converted prior to Jan. 1, 1963. The
debentures
will be redeemable at optional redemption prices ranging from
105.25%
to par, plus accrued Interest.
100%.
the
company's
SINKING
a
to
5%%
of
will
denominations
stock
The subscription offer
May 27, 1960.
on
an
Other
debentures
take
may
of
106%
and
multiple
any
debentures
(expressed
company's
redemption
or
only,
in
common
Construction
program.
Sept.
ending
conversion—The
confident
is
of
the
construction
year
starting Jan.
,
that the company
May 6, 1960.
(DST)
on
$3,100,000.
semi¬
indenture.
whole
a
prices
ranging from
principal
form
fiscal
Shipley
Mr.
•.
V
Debentures
markets,
construction
i
share
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will
be
the company to the partial payment of outstanding snortloans, proceeds of whlcn were used to finance in part
by
bank
company's
11
told shareholders
each
PROCEEDS—Net
term
good business during the remaining nine' months of
1960.
He
pointed to construction forecasts wrhich indicate substantial activity
secured.
in
and
President
Offering—The
,
for
expire at 3:30 p.m.
applied
the
mid-Atlantic
record
of
will
of
Principal and interest
the company in Tacoma,
of
of
Co.—Rights
5V4%
at the subscription price of $50 per
debenture, on the basis of $4 principal
debentures
of
held
greater
Sayreville
The Natco
year.
agency
15.6%
were
iace
s&iclt
in
he said,
1960,
Gas
1970,
amount
the
1959,
of
due
$50 convertible
there was a 33%
increase in
first of the year. Orders
since
Natural
Jersey
series
6.2
production change, together with the now-completed
company's Port Murray, N. J., plant to sewer pipe
production will result in increased sales and improved customer service
before
or
23 cents per share,
cents per share.
or
or
product lines. This demand, he said, led to a recent
brick production at the Sayreville, N. J., plant.
add
conversion
31,
March
on
quarter
$44,637
that
orders
first quarter of
the
brick
to
shareholders
of
New
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
utility is offering holders of its common stock rights to
subscribe for $3,830,000 of convertible
debentures,
analysis of his company's sales performance during the
Shipley took note of a continuing strong demandv for
Mr.
face
decision
a
The debentures
I960,
brief
a
Natco
to $164,165,
rose
level
1959
unfilled
first
the
quarter,
The
The
told
of
during
in
quarter
quarter
Shipley
received
the
for
first
backlog
than
amount.
into
or
income
the
from
the
of
during
$2,860,368
April 1, 1960, to date of delivery. Offering
of the debentures is made for
delivery when issued and
accepted by the underwriters, subject to prior sale and
the right to modify or terminate the
offering without
of the structural clay products firm, re¬
during
the
quarter,
as
compared
with
period last year.
This Is an increase of
President
$3,362,543
the same
17.6%.
sales
ported
terest from
notice.
Shipley,
A.
Roy
—
.
This
a
part
.
part.
interconnection makes the Minnesota Power &
Light Co. system
of the gigantic interconnected power
grid of which NS? is a
power network includes more than 100 utility systems
This giant
Number 5951
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
30 states, including most of the eastern half of the
„lhe membcr systems of this world's largest electric
of
v.„rts
serving
and
order
Co.'s
Power
system has
generating
a
capability
to
vari°us
the
is
of
issuer's
circualr
fails
to
be
for
3,479,779
fails
income
$3,773,836
3,412,532
' '
after charges—
Net
—V. 191.
.
$63,282,811
the
to
with
that
purchase
accurately
sales, in
of
inventories at March 31 generally were
and
levels
well
as
approaching reasonable working
for gasoline, demand for which is improving with the
heavy consuming season.
Capital expenditures for41960 are presently estimated at approxi¬
mately $175,000,000. This includes $34,600,000 for 62,000 acres of oil
and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico offshore Louisiana and Texas,
New
Orleans
adequately
particular
the
the
thereof.
real
seismic
into
of
the
•
made
the
certain
and
to
loan;
a
the
of
(c)
fails
issuer's
enter
the
to
disclose
business,
real
financial
proper
in
the
the
is
alleged
to
of
to
and
disclose
Orleans
real
also
(2)
that
the
(d)
the
the
filing
the
of
a
making
•
stock
was
$64,000
payment of
the purpose of
before
statements
the
filed
Commission
and
June
in
made
to
1959,
10
Manhattan Bank has been appointed transfer agent of
stock, $5 par value, of the company.—V. 188, p. 2292. "
Chase
The
and
the common
Nuklear-Chemie und -Metallurgie Gesellschaft
—Formed—
<
.
Y-.-
;
m.
—V.
b. h.
:
1009.
p.
'
V;
See
Geo
Pan
Atlas
-
•
Y-
.
;
V.Y-YV
Paul
(
manufacture:
(2)
Enriched
(3) Reactor
Plant
(4)
.'V.
ceramic and
uranium
"cermet"
materials
to
equipment
the
the production
CCRS,
the
the
:
Paris,
Africa.
French
com¬
*
•
...
;
*
'
4 ' V
of PGAC Sahara, S.R.L. are at 65 Avenue des Champs'
and field operations are directed from Maison Rouge,
M. DeMalleray has been appointed general manager.
:
.-<-•
•
191, p. 1264.
\
declared
June
the annual meeting,
regular quarterly divi¬
a
stockholders
to
1
record
of
as a
'•
(par
speculation.
j
Steel
Pidgeon
the
is
lift
engaged
owns
in
to
The
is
door
produce an automatic
in production and the
to
yet
as
27,
Pa.
of
sub-contractor.
license
not
July
selling tubular steel
productive facilities of its
business
the
on
Bala-Cynwyd,
10 Union Ave.,
at
exclusive
an
door.
incorporated
Products, Inc.,. was
of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
use
Act
of
1933,
company,
Barrie
is
30,600 shares,
owns
stock
common
to
a
A.
which
of
the
<
that term is defined by the Se¬
Marks, who, prior to the offering
as
approximately 47%, of the outIn addition, Mr. Marks has
is
company.
stock
a
subscription to purchase 13,114 shares of the common stock.
Walter Pidgeon does not, own any shares of the company at this time
-
though he and his* agent have been granted
to
•
7,806
ment
;
contract
the
with
photographs and
The
company's
an option to purchase up
stock.
"
common
the
name
sells
Pidgeon permits
Mr.
company,
for
the
his
of
use
advertising and promotional purposes.
}
steel
fencing which is fabricated from tubular
steel in such a fashion as to give the finished product the appearance
; of wrought iron fencing. At present, all manufacturing and fabricating of the fencing is done for the company by Westmoreland Metal
Manufacturing Co., Milnor Street and Bleigh Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
In the opinion of management, the machine shop facilities
of West-moreland are adequate to produce the fencing to be sold by the comrpany.—V. 191, p. 947.
„
^
of
Pidgeon is chairman of -the board, but he does not take an
active part in management. Ills participation in the activities of the
company is limited to advertising and promotion.; Under an employ¬
„
$
shares
Walter
.
company
-
'
101,392,835 288,534,688 274,465,175
122,008,825
Sales
$
$
share
The promoter of the
standing
.
:
$
of
company
panel
-herein,
,
-
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
...
laws
company
curities
.
Penney Co.—Sales Up—
(J. C.)
:
firm,
new
Period End. April 30—
processing
and
said
and
payable
portion of the proceeds of this offering
obtain manufacturing facilities for the production of the door.
•
.
border.
Libyan
Elysees,
—V.
for
Houston,
<•_
officers
share
a
per
company intends
'
crews
said
Headquarters
fuel elements.
and
PGAC,
of
•-
....
;
Corp.,
named PGAC Sahara, S.R.L., is
now
performing
oil well logging, perforating
and other
wire-line
completion services in the Edjeleh area of the Algerian Sahara close
:
.
services.
conversion
,
-
•
.
,
'
fuel materials.
and
field
Charrin
Mr.
v
cooperate closely in Canada with Rio Tinto's uranium
mining interests and with Rio Tinto Dow Limited, a company specializ¬
ing in uranium and thorium processing. /• *;.>. V.'1 -v.' ;J
•
Metallic,
President
-
.
;
Geo Atlas
Pan
in the Sahara and is expected to require
and equipment when oil well drilling activity -increases
upon completion of a pipleline being constructed through Tunisia
to
'the port of Gabes.
; '
./•' ;
; V; ■
will
(1)
Charrin,
pany has two
additional men
thorium
NUKEM will
established by
_
the existing research and production program
Nuklear Gruppe. This program covers a wide range of
processing and fabricating activities related to
nuclear programs of a number of countries.
.1
.,•„/,
/' ;*
NUKEM
subsidiary
has been
subsidiary of Chemetron Corp. •
NUKEM will take over
and
French
A
of the Degussa
uranium
steel
/
Corp.—Forms Company—*
the
The
Y
"
Pan Geo Atlas
of the additional shares for any
any
fencing. At this time, the company has no
own
and all the fencing is produced by a
-
'
all
cents
cents) at $4
The
,
-
below.
Corp.
re-elected
42 Y2
1959, with its principal offices
Rio
The
the
191,
of
•under
shares at $2 per share.
common
present plans to issue
BUSINESS—Walter
V
PGAC Sahara, Si R. L.—Formed—
.
Tinto Co. Ltd. of London, England, announced May 9
that it has joined forces with the leading German metallurgical group,
Deutsche Gold-und Silber-Scheideanstalt (Degussa) to form NuklearChemie und Metallurgie Gesellschaft m.b.H. (NUKEM).
Degussa is the only private manufacturer of nuclear fuel elements
in Germany and has had considerable experience in the processing of
rare metals and
compounds.
V.^.
•
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, through its subsidiary,
Mallinkrodt
Nuclear Corp.,
a
producer of enriched nuclear fuels in the United
States, is also a shareholder and has concluded a technical collabora¬
tion agreement with NUKEM providing for exchange of information on
the processing of nuclear fuel materials.
the OGM statement 250,000
"
re-
the net proceeds, $50,000 will be used for tooling
machinery for manufacturing plant (negotiations to lease a plant
are
presently being conducted); $50,000 for inventory of fencing and
door components; $50,000 for advertising allocation;
and $45,000 for
general working capital.
various
unit; and
stockholders
26,
PROCEEDS—Of
issued
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co.—Transfer Agent—
April
on
and
by
OGM, respectively, are incomplete and inaccurate in respect
material facts and,
if so, whether stop orders should be
suspending said statements.
The AIS statement proposed the
-public offering of 600,000 common and 200,000 preferred shares in
.units consisting of 1 preferred and 3 common shares and at $12 per
of
Bartlesville
in
Walter Pidgeon Steel Products, Inc. common stock
determine
April,
based upon previous extensive
Cash and government securities
long-term public financing is
No
(Walter) Pidgeon Steel Products, Inc.—Common Stock
J. Offered—Mainland Securities Corp., of Ifempstead, Long
Island, N. Y., on May 9 publicly offered 75,000 shares of
payment
a
31.
May 6, I960.—V. 191, p. 1438.
period
of
report
a
the
(1)
waiting
board
dend
comply
to
including
A,
meeting
bids
on
company.
March
unforeseen opportunities that could arise.
At the directors meeting immediately following
in
failed
OGM
of
the
purpose. However, it was considered prudent and desirable to increase
the number of unissued shares for possible use in taking advantage of
estate.
pending
are
registration
that
Regulation
expiration
proceeds of such sales for
(Proceedings
AIS
also
prior
Regulation
failed
New
whether
It
shares
annual
ment has no
and
as
to
field;
development
prepared
the
At
would
adequately
particularly
estate
statements
and' conditions
of
the
which
on
offering.
terms
sale
from
4,899,495
•-
nature
of
quarter
by
elected all directors and appioved a proposal to increase the company's
authorized capital stock from 40,000,000 to 50,000,000 shares. Manage¬
.
the company's treatment of a Geophysical Report; and
disclose a restriction on the resale of the securities the
to
sales
9,455,546
$3,450,524 $11,149,494' $9,976,437
3,149,933 10,115,198
9,109,353
properties, and the statement that $37,500
gas
first
exploration
$107,400,000 at
contemplated in 1960.
(b)
of
use
$21,000
the
totaled
estate;
intended
payment
in
awarded
offer¬
its
entered
had
except
of the
start
as
affiliated
that
asserts
issuer
econ¬
on
The company's domestic sales volume of petroleum products Increased
2%, including a 6% rise in liquefied petroleum gas sales. Industry-wide
and
an
proceeds
OGM
the
certain
and
the
of
use
that
emphasis
chemicals.
forth
name
the
interest
disclose
oil
terms
the
of
and operating efficiency and of increasing iricome from Venezuelaproduction, natural gas, plastics, rubber, ethylene, and many other
omy
said
sold
sets
with
his
Earnings benefited from the continued effects
The
■■
originally
order
disclose
to
of
to
or
respect to
disclose
to
retirement
the
•prescribed
38,961,333
5,646,912
.
promoter,
as
order
the
furnish
fails
with
10,459,588
;
comply
nature
had
thereafter
the
the
of
Robert
that
with respect to
'offer
1960—3 Months—1959
3,252,707
\"Y Y
1776.
p.
the
he
addition,
failed to
he
that
that
amount
underwriter.
circular
accordance
with generally accepted
accounting principles and practices, particularly
•
operating
Net
In
including failure
and
a
therein
commitment
to
(e)
1,653,004
'
1,899,911
of
and
Jr.
AIS
stock
for
used
accurately
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.^—Earnings— >
operating taxes-
whlch
fails
(a)
of
subject of
Other
ln
producing oiland
for May, 1963.—V. 190, p. 2042.
$21,777,110 $68,898,373
14,216,409
13,420,875
41,642,379
affiliated
offering
under the aforesaid purchase
agreements, the statement that the capital
accumulated by stock sales will be used
to
buy, own and invest in
surveys of the proposed route of the transmission line
" aireadv b"gun and acquisition of right-of-way is expected to be
imHprtaken later this year. Construction of the line will begin in 1962
$23,369,935
shares,
McHale,
address
disclose
proceeds
Preliminary
Operating revenues
Operating expenses---.—.
Federal income taxes—_
substantial
a
an
the
making or contemplates an offering of securities;, and the
challenges the accuracy of a final report of stock sales
agreements
.
'
common
Commission's
Transmission systems of the two companies^
I960—Month—1959
in
incorP°rator of the issuer,
E.
statements
The
,
o
Mar. 31
pay
and
also
ing
Period End.
to
issuer
underwriter
and
name
and
of
obligated
Regulation A,
an
order
kilowatts while Minnesota Power & Light Company's system
1,70
capability of nearly 500,000 kilowatts.
ha£hc hi* transmission line, which will be the largest In the state of
•r.inccnta will extend from a point near Long Lake northeast of St.
ii
rn
Ydolph, northwest of Duluth. It will be placed on wooden
wn,chirps
and will be a two-pole, K-frame jdesign, Cost of the line
K will be $4,220,000 which will be borne equally by the'two power
mnanies
The remainder of the $8,300,000 cost of the interconnection
•ii
hP
made up of terminal facilities and necessary additions to the
completion scneduled
of
of
issuer
inn noo
Sfh
an
1,000
Particulars
address
is
affiliated
Charles
conditions
ua,«sm«/1C
States
i for
*was
<u
snares
nn
,
issuer
an
challenges statements
subscribed
two
the
nn
the
of
also
,Tu
.
fact that there is a diversity in the time of peak
systems," the spokesman said. "Greatest power de10
the MPL system comes during the late summer months when
m?n.lr activities are at their peak while NSP's heaviest demand normmin December when business activities and residential liehtCO'Ur?
aly,,ci.anv set records. This difference in time of peak demands be,ng-- the two. systems leaves a larger reserve of generating capability
generating capability
tween
h bptween them."
the
is
nal
conf
that
expenses
U0wer network have a combined generating capability of more than
6°'0?0«Mw rkiD°oTnt ^contributing to greater efficiency through inter¬
9
(2093)
"
-
of fuel
materials and fuel elements.
Sales
of
this
$4,709,996,
component parts
period
same
•-•
E.
A.
a
in
year
the first
10%
than
more
manufacturer for
the electronics
quarter, ended March 3T,
and
television
"The
and
government.
increased
sale3,"
V
'
Carter
said,
This company has sold privately $6,000,000 of first mort¬
,
gage bonds, due 1985.- White, Weld & Co.. arranged the
transaction, which was announced on May 13.
$12,000,000
Pennsylvania Electric Company first
mortgage bonds, 5% series due 1990, at 101.88% to yield
4.88%. The group was awarded the issue at competitive
sale on a bid of 101.10% for the 5% coupon. There were
ago.
five other bids, all of them
naming
PROCEEDS—The
loans
They were: First Boston Corp., 100.95; syndicates headed,
heavy non-recurring expenses to be met in the move
Chicago plant to a new manufacturing facility in Crystal Lake,
HI. later in the
year." \' < "•.•■,
respectively, by Equitable Securities Corp. and Kidder,
Peabody & Co., tied at 100.91; Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc.,
100.869; and Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 100.80.
income
for
preparation
Mr.
"are
not
for
the
quarter.
Oak
established
has
a
from its
Operating
net income in the quarter totaled $181,677, but sinking
requirements reduced net earnings to $151,677, equivalent to 23
cents per share on the
655,894 shares of common stock outstanding.
fund
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
imburse
Co.—Earnings—
$
Oper.
revenues—electric
Oper,
rev.
Gross
Net
eid.
income
127,647,026
99,849,987
7,670,964
7,509,875
27,797,039
372,320
311,812
1,699,220
27,411,039
1,008,224
8,043,284
7,821,687
29,496,259
28,419,263
1,809,136
1.999,990
7,930,310
7,632,216
5,821,697
451,704
451,704
21,565,949
1,806,814
20,787,047
1,806,814
>—
——•
_.
income
div.
Balance
191,
for
require.,
Oil, Gas
The
SEC
xemptions
espeet
com,
&
has
from
to
»'
*
'
>
'—.
stk.
5,782,444
i
...
5,369,993
1264.
p.
115,601,840
88,190,801
32,071,494
24,561,619
net--.
■■'iV
~~v-
$
34,314,120
deductions
su)ck
'
$
•*
6,234,148
income,
income
$ '
1
26,643,156
deductions™
Operating income
other
1960—12 Mos.—1959
i960—3 Mcs.—1959'
public
international
Trade
Mart,
Orleans,
oh,
are
tor
ation flled
&
Minerals.
Inc.
pursuant
Nov- 17> 1958, of 102,000 common shares at $1 per
14,000 shares were reserved as payment to officers
services).
c
conditional exemption from registration for
securities
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
In its susromn?11 °1rders. the Commission asserts that AIS and OGM failed to
off«ii
certain terms and conditions of the regulation; that their
m-Tnl"8, ?lrculars are false and misleading in respect to certain
vinioM
*actsI and that each company's stock offering was made in
violation of
Section
17
(the anti-fraud provision) of
the Securities
Hammill
Bradford
2,125,000
1,200,000
&
&
Co
<
Thp
$^0-000
Ferris & Co
Brooke & Co
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc
Scott & Stringfellow—
200,,000
150,000
manent
Provides
an
opportunity
for hearing,
on
request, on
whether the suspension should be vacated or made per-
rfspect to AIS, the Commission's order asserts that its offe^xvith
.5
r tD fails to disclose adequately and accurately the facts
dsu-hYY815?0''
the proposed use of the proceeds of the stock sale,
to nsfv
with respect to a statement that $25,000 would- be u^ed
$2 nnn
a r,etainer fee to architects for plans and specifications, that
industri^
be used t0 defray the cost of a survey by an independent
caSi and
management firm, and that $3,000 would be used as working
tal,
(2) fails to disclose salary payments to its two promoters
,
1
;
the
$1,955,037,
March
on
first
outstanding
and
temporary bank
for. construction.
this
$1.17
or
31,
1960.
of
quarter
share
per
1,674,897
on
These earnings
on
1959,
March 31,
or
$1.01
shares out¬
with $1,666,028
1,649,472 shares
compare
1959.—V.
share
464.
per
190,
p.
on
Place Gas & Oil Ca. Ltd.—Field Operation—
Place
on
tions
oil
is
191,
Miller
P
&
Co.
&
250,000
----7-;-
Downing
Freeman
the
;
100,000
Ca.—Tenders for Bonds—
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., 135 South Broad St., Phila¬
9
Pa., will up to 12 o'clock noon (DST) on June 15
1960
tenders for the sale to it on July 1, 1960, of consolidated
mortgage 3%-6% bonds series A, due Jan. 1, 2039, to an amount suf¬
ficient to exhaust the sum of $150,030 at prices not to exceed 100%,
190, p. 2142.
Petroleum Co.
field
of
area
oil
Lake
eastern
gathering
Erie
pipeline
area
under
is
system
in
the
to
and
way
the
western
installa¬
company's
sector
of
No. -1
the
Lake
platforms No. 2 and No. 3, now being modified to carry
rotary tool equipment for attachment to the standard cable
drilling rig, are expected to move into the Colchester area for
the start of drilling operations later this month.
The company will
also move into its new office building and eastern sector operational
tool
at
base
Nanticoke
Advising
calls
,
that
this
month.
well
15
drilling
target
stated
has
been set
for
the
that the basic program
Colchester oil development
acreage and nine wells on its eastern gas development.
All success¬
ful
wells
drilled will be immediately hooked up
to the company's
respective
oil
or
gas
gathering
systems.
Mr.
Smith
noted
that
Place Gas & Oil is embarking on its third year of operation on the
Lake and now has a fine complement of offshore drilling equipment,
barges, tugs and auxiliary marine facilities plus main offshore trunk
lines already installed within their
gas
gathering systems and ex¬
current
for
perienced
At
a
season's
the
objective, Mr. Smith
drilling of six wells on
personnel.
the
directors
company's
the
.
recent
re-elected.—V.
were
shareholders
190, p. 93.
meeting
in
Toronto,
all
Power Equipment Co.—Acquired—
North
Electric
Co.,
above.
Power Equipment Co.—Not to Be Acquired—
See
Neptune Meter Co.
Premier
The
(& Subs.)—Earns.—Expends.
net earnings on a per share basis were 75
cents
the same as for the corresponding period of 1959. Net income of
$25 803 588 compares with $25,832,757 for the first quarter of last year.
Phillips first-quarter 1960
1960
certain
innnnn
delphia
Phillips
Selkirk
of
See
receive
accrued interest.—V.
its
above.
.
Co.,
McJunkin, Patton & Co.
1882.
commenced
Floating
t
100,000
&
has
underway. Erection of an oil storage tank battery and triplex
pumping equipment to handle the company's Colchester oil production
has been completed.
Construction work on the new engineering field
office building and the pipe yard is making excellent progress.
100,000
Co
M.
Ltd.,
producer in the Colchester
Inc.
Philadelphia Transportation
plus
Co.
of
150'000
Boenning & Co
level
well
150,000
Cleveland
_
12
the
in
Oil
&
operation
activity in both eastern and western sections
Lake Erie gas and oil development.
Drilling of Place-Walpole
well on the company's 80 square mile gas development acreage
its
No.
Gas
high
a
.of
^0,000
Tyson
Baumgartner,
M.
—V
150,000
250,000
First
Havden
250,000
200,000
,
thY„7TC£ order
to
for
Turben & Co.,
Inc.
—
Pacific Northwest Co
Clayton Securities Corp.
Sutro Bros. & Co,
—
Townsend, Dabney &
A Provides
a
not
repay
company, reported on May 3 that net
corporation for the three months ended March 31, 1960
the
standing
Amount
Merrill,
300,000
300,000
_
SchwabacherCo
William R. Staats & Co.
Corn
nff^Ulation
"™gs
__
duPont & Co.
1,200,000
700,000
Alex
Brown & Sons
600,000
Stem Brothers & Co.—
500,000
Granbery, Marache &
i
Co
400,000
to
(an additional
Co.,
Co
7
Offering,
&
__
L
Shearson,
La.):
("OGM").
to
used
expansion,
Co.—Net Up—
Gas
President of
amounted
about
$2,125,000
Inc..
Ripley
Inc
Francis
American Investors Syndicate, Inc. ("AIS"). Offering, pursuant
to
notification filed Feb. 24, 1959, of 100,000 common shares at 50c
Per share.
Gas
spend
be
with
'
bonds set opposite their names.
Co.,
Harriman
(a»
iJnf! 0i1,
to
Amount
Blyth'&
temporarily suspending
under the Securities Act
New
expected
is
company
1990 series
19,759,135
18,980,233
r\',• '
Regulation A
registration
of 1933 with
stock offerings by the following companies (both, of
orders
ap¬
Wall,
income of
:
.
Minerals, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
issued
be
will
proceeds
connection
•
target through the second quarter."—V. 171,
p. 1360.
Period End. Mar. 31—
bonds will
the new
of
I.
C.
•
"In
Power
sale
$32,000,000 for construction in
1960. '
YY Y'.'.-. Y
•
-Y".vY
REDEMPTION—The new bonds are redeemable at the option of the
company at regular redemption prices ranging from 106.88% to 100%;
and at special redemption prices ranging from 101.88% to 100%.
BUSINESS—The company provides electric service within a territory
located
in western,
northern and south central Pennsylvania aggre¬
gating approximately 17,500 square miles with a population in excess
of 1,380,000. The company also furnishes electric service at wholesale
yto five municipalities and to 14 rural electric cooperatives.
REVENUE—Total
operating
revenue
of
the
company
in
1959
amounted to $78,276,793 and net income to $17,790,745 compared with
total operating revenue of $74,260,775 and net income of $16,046,302
in 1958.
Y Y'Y/,YY
Y. ;; ^.'.vY;
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new first mort¬
gage bonds, capitalization of the company at Dec. 31, 1959 was: $191,674 000
in long-term
debt; 405,000 shares of cumulative preferred
stock,
par
$100; and 4,298,889 shares
of common stock par $20.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named below have severally
made a firm commitment, subject to certain coditions precedent, to
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of the
r
mid-April, backlog and work-in-process totaled $4,119,000, more
than $630,000
higher than at the same time in 1959," Mr. Carter said,
'and indications are that
higher sales volumes will be continued on
Ohio
the
in
Pioneer Natural
.
the company's 1960 construction program or to partially re¬
its treasury for previous expenditures for that purpose. The
to
plied
This compares with net
earnings of $218,140, or 33 cents per share on
the same number of shares
outstanding at the end of the first quarter
of 1959.
;
from
incurred
BUSINESS—The utility is engaged in the distribution of natural gas
in the Piedmont area of North and South Carolina.—V. 191, p. 1009.
5% coupon rate.
a
fully reflected in
sinking fund in
net
Piedmont Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Private Placement—•
;
of
amounted to
greater than the $4,271,905 reported for the
Carter, Pres'dent, said the higher revenues resulted from in¬
shipments in all sales areas—commercial, industrial, radio and
creased
Offered—Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorporated and
associates have" offered publicly on May 10 an issue
Manufacturing Co.—Sales, Backlog Rise—
electrical industries
Co.—Bonds
Electric
Pennsylvania
*v
Oak
A.
G.
Industrial
Becker
&
Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Co.
Inc. heads an underwriting group
May 12, 200,000 shares of the corpora¬
tion's common stock, $1 par value, at a price of $16.50
per share. The offering represents the sale of outstand¬
ing shares constituting approximately 25% of the hold¬
ings of controlling interests in the business. Simultane¬
ously with the public offering a block of 12,500 shares is
being offered to employees.
which offered
on
J
■
BUSINESS—The
land,
serves
U".
S.
deals
more
in
sales
service
industrial
than
40,000
and
organization,
automotive
customers
headquartered
maintenance
representing
in Cleve¬
products
virtually
aU
and
types
of
industry. It specializes in fasteners and services designed to help
(2094)
maintenance
lower
customers
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
10
costs
97 cents
EARNINGS—-The company had net earnings of $845,000, or
See
current issue, capitalization
$1,474,711; 5% preferred stock,
$100 par value, 5,000 shares; common stock, $1 par value, 428,000
phares; class B common, $1 par value, 634,500 shares.—V. 191, p.1438.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the
consist
first
of;
mortgage
■
*
*
.
Pueblo Gas & Fuel Co.—Private Placement—
6%%
Life
company
on
5 sold $1,650,000 of first mortgage bonds,
to two insurance companies.
The Equitable
of the United States took $1,550,000 of the
May
series
due 1985,
Assurance Society
bonds, and the Capitol Life Insurance Co.
The
transaction
arranged by Halsey,
was
Pueblo
diversification in heavily populated areas."
Sales
for
the
fiscal vear . ended
Feb.
.
Radiation, Inc.—Options—
shares then outstanding.
"Per share earnings have increased
Denius and George S.
& Co., and Johnson,
Lane, Space & Co., Inc., for an aggregate price of $13,500 ($.50 pershare
covered),
transferable options to
purchase an aggregate of,
27,000 shares of common stock, par $25 per share (subsequently con¬
verted into 27,000 shares of class A common stock. par $.25 per share),
of Radiation, Inc. (the company), at $16.50 per share;
Under related
escrow
agreements, 27,000 shares of such class A common stock are
deposited with The Citizens & Southern National Bank, Atlanta. Ga.,
as
escrow
agent to hold and deliver upon the exercise from time to
time, in whole or in part, of options.
Options are exercisable in whole
at
any time, or in part from time to time, through June 30,
1960.
The company has been notified by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. that all its in¬
terest in its option has been transferred to various of its partners and
-
By agreements dated May 14, 1957, Homer R.
(selling stockholders) sold to Kuhn, Loeb
Shaw
other persons.
certain
Pursuant
in
.
.
;
_
y
-
•
that
such sale will be made.
Some of or all the optionholders
selling stockholders may be "underwriters'* as that term is
2(11) of the Securities Act of 1933.
It is expected
any
the
and
-that
the class
of
will be made at prevailing market prices in the
at prices related thereto in the case of sales
The mean of the last bid and asked prices
common stock in the Over-the-Gounter market on Feb.
such sales
any
A
$25.00 per share, as reported by National Quotation
The optionholders may in certain cases pay commissions,
not exceeding the usual brokerage commissions, in connection with any
such sales.
If the options to purchase 27.000 shares were to be ex¬
ercised in full, the proceeds to the selling stockholders would be $445,500 (exclusive of the $13,500 paid to them upon the sale of the op¬
tions).
If all 27,000 shares of class A common stock were acquired
1960,
17,
was
Bureau, Inc.
the
to
optionholders,
after
ACF
Industries,
Republic-Transcon
heater
above.—V.
Inc.,
Industries,
manufacturer,
191,
•
DUbliclv-own°d
—
■
for
first
the
—*•
■
Chairman
of
-
Milton
on
time
*
-■
Stevens
J.
Continental
Trans
Transcon Industries,
the symbol RTI.
.
U.
S.
-
;
—
Industries
listed
now
and
in
its
date
—V;
♦;
*
at
as
principal
to
John
C,
Wis.,
option
,111., Paying Agent.
The
of Chicago,
Chicago,
...
Bank
of
West
Bend,
West
Bend,
Wis.,
Paying
Nestel.
REDEMPTION—At
the option of the corporation
than 15 days' published note,
part on any interest payment date by the
accrued interest and a premium as follows:
(a)
at
3%
If other than borrowed funds
on
or
prior to May 1,
and upon not less
whole or
1965;
are
2%
payment
of
the
in
'
•.
The
42nd
St.,
May
on
interests
Stamford,
-y
New
11,
York,
aggregating
1
/
Conn.,
Falcon
by
be
Seeve,
managed
stock
Is
of
amounts
for
$4,565,337.81/
All
will
10%
$2,100,000.
Kanter"
L.
under
owned
8%,
be
Albert
consolidated
for
1959,
for
comparison,
an
agreement'
by
Seeve,
and 11%;
results
of
summarized
are
Castle
under
of
quarter
operating
the
Co.
the
below.
figures
which
pooling
For
for
with
FUND—This- fund provides
of
'
.not
to exceed
$30,000.
tirement of bonds in
whh the
Provision for Federal and state
income
*
income
taxes
April 3,
'
1930
8
««mmary
compared
with
/
T?is ls 3 81 times this Issue of bonds,
-
C^rilnt
*
_
DEBT
LIMITATION—The indenture provides that so long as any of
are outstanding, the
hospital will not incur or permit to
0Ut8tandlnP any indebtedness or obligations (other than current
obligations maturing within 12
months) In excess of $1,700,000.
tlusse
bonds
the
of
open
cash
the
market
at
and
and
par
'
.1
Finance
in
the
proceeds may
GIVING
;
*
be
used
EFFECT
for
such
purposes.
.
;
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
on
of
the
rate
51/2%
■<
~
Ratio
debs,
notes
(5'/a%
15-year -5%%
,
due
Aug.
debs,
Feb.
Nov.
due
15-year
6Va%
debs,
1,
May
debs.)
sinking
1,
1975
fund
(6J/a%
»
debentures)
_^___
Capital stock:
•
,
pfd. stock (par $50)
Various
5,/a%
series.
/
*
.
/..tCumul.
'
100,000 shs.
;
'
6%
stock
(par $1)
^
Options
*
1959
...
1
4,454,000
"—$10,930,000 $10,544,000
*
.—.—
3.53 to 1
-3.30.tol
B
(limited
and
B
voting),..
options
30,000 shs.
to
150,000 shs.
§1,043,102 shs.
purchase
stock:
common
11144,700 shs.
-
1185.000 shs.
;
*
estimated $1,410,000 net
proceeds of the sale of the debentures (before giving effect to $25,009
of estimated
expenses payable by the
company) in temporarily reducing notes payable to banks/ The notes are renewed or paid off at
maturity in accordance with established practice with, the respective
♦Adjusted
to
banks.
reflect
the
SDoes
issuable
not
into
class
use'of
the
B
common
stock. *
>
154,700 shares of class B common stock
exercise of outstanding warrants and options; (p.
include
(a)
upon the
57,778 shares of class B
the 5%% preferred stock;
of the
initial
-
.
tConvertible
Including
4,318,000
^8,254 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
Warrants
>
-•
150,000 shs.
Class
1,177,042
12,254'shs.
30,000 shs.
:
class
$148,000
<
preferred.
Common
172,000
as
1,500,000
fund
(6%
.
320,000
$0 13
700,000
1,500,000
,i
sinking
1977
* ;
412,000
$0 29
897,000
700,000
fund
(5%%
1971
subord.
due
inc.Z.
working capital
corresponding date in 1959.
454,000
sinking
1,
debentures)
25-year
6%
subord.
'
1,100,000
3,000,000
1,000,000
1972
debentures)
subord.
dde
debs,
3,000,000
i,ooo;ooo
1,
debt:
5,/a%
subbrd. sinking fund
dated Jan. 1, 1954; due Jan.
Class
consolidated
Outstanding
♦$8,305,000
funded
1966
Warrants
on
Authorized >
-
(due
5%%)
senior
12-year
v,
1,
"
$15,246,000 $14,998,000
capital./-*.!.'..-.-.
•-
-
•
banks
payable brokers (due MarchNovember 1960)
(average interest
$5,629,000
liabilities
Working
^
/■'.//
payable
1960)
Subordinated
•'/
15,
>
notes
.Including
Castle-" •
/
-
Current
June
the Hospital's* only
<
the
lieu
in
out-
Notes
.
'
"
.
1960
^PURPOSE OF ISSUE—To
the
f
fund
on
remains
outstanding.
or 83,3%
of
$1,250,000
Company, Inc. is a Pennsylvania corNovember
1946.
It
and
its subsidiaries are
business of making small loans to individuals under
which
to
$6,684,000
755,000
outstanding" at April" 3, I960.
cf
.funded indebtedness.
debentures
debentures
sinking
debentures
of
the
retire
and
charges..
•
pay, in part, the estimated $1,135,400 cost
constructing and equipping of the new fifth floor 50-bed addi¬
tion and retiring $491,164 of debts. Total
property valuation-of Rawnswewd Hospital, upon
completion of this new construction will be
payment
sinking fund
Loan
April"
*
$343,000
share—(Based
,T?e „foilo^Lng 18
of
maturity date May 1, 1970.
at the
Carolina
5'/*%
'
1
...i....
per
Common shares
Sinking fund monies will be applied to the re¬
order of their stated maturities beginning
reverse
in
all
to
-
Senior debt:
-
y
on
*T '♦
bonds
Net
amount
retire
designed
the
to
CAPITALIZATION
'-1
' FIRST QUARTER
I960
^
'1959 '
-
from sales, interest and finance
before taxes
Net
is
organized
Small
extent
United
purpose of a proper basis
have
been, re vised
to-include
^v.
prior
maturity with payments amounting to one-half of the
'corporation's net income before depreciation, but after deductions for
Interest and principal payments. Annual
sinking fund payments are
will
debentures
and for a
sufficient
principal amount Of the debentures
interest to the .redemption date, or
accrued
principal
as
the
as
sum
interest
succeeding
,
Kanter
the
1959
Income
,
for retirement of
'*
P.
'''
-
stated
of
next
net proceeds to be received by the company from
the debentures will be added to the general funds of the
initially used to reduce temporarily notes payable to
banks, the proceeds of which were used primarily, to make loans to
customers
of
the company.
There are no negotiations with respect
to
using any part of the proceeds for the acquisition of assets or
securities
of
other
fihance
companies.
Tho
company
intends to
acquire such assets or securities as and when opportunities for such
acquisitions which the company deems to its best interest present
themselves.
The company is unable to state at the present time the
,
acquired as a subsidiary ■
interests concept.
.
/•
,
their
on
the
PROCEEDS—The
'
Louis
'
was
-
SINKING
'
company's domestic operations for '
1960, together with comparable figures '
-
Rev.
them
company
the
;
be redeemed with sinking fund monies on any in¬
terest payment date without the payment of any
premium.
' "
'
to
-
rights
Nestel-and"
>
.
may
and
to
;the sale of
<; ?
and
'
Bonds
the
a
''
'
'*
1970.
(c)
,
filed
covering 457
$2,285,000, to be
Inc.—Earnings—
Wilmot
4
1963
subject
laws of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia,
and
Florida.
The principal
executive office of the
located at Greenwood Avenue and Church Road, Wyncote,
Pa.
The company and its subsidiaries operate 52 loan offices in those
/states at the present time.
*
1960,
■
r
1959
will
whose
Co.
first
prior to May 1,
and
formed
Center
the
'
with
$50,000
fund
the
on
of the
interest.
engaged
.South
contract
the sellers
was
»
on or
?
'
^
Ritter
p
(b) Bonds may not be "redeemed with borrowed funds on or prior to
JMay 1, 1965, but after May 1, 1965, bonds may be redeemed at 5% on
or prior to May
1, 1965;. 4%. after i May l, 1966 and on or prior to
May I. 1967; 35?i after May 1, 1967 and on or prior to May 1, 1968;
2% after May 1, 1968 and on or prior to May 1, 1969; 1%- after May
1, 1969 and cn or prior to May 1, 1970; and no premium after May 1,
in
Corp.,
y
/
together
BUSINESS—Ritter
been
respective
principal,
used, bonds may be redeemed
after May 1, 1965 and on or
prior to May 1, 1966; 1% after May 1, 1966 and
1967; and no premium after May 1, 1967.
The
Investors
the bonds may be redeemed in
in
to
Associates
Agent.
April 25,
thereafter,
25
has
Associates
First National
SEC
assigned the purchase option to the general partners
who have assigned it to Associates.
Seeve paid Falcon $200/000 for
the option; and if the option is exercised an additional
$350,000 pay¬
ment must be
paid to Falcon and Falcon will assign to Associates
its rights in the $200,000 deposit paid to the sellers
upon the signing
of the purchase contract.
Under the purchase contract, in addition
to the $200,000 deposit, $1,550,000 is
payable in cash and the balance
of $2,815,337.81 by taking title
subject to a mortgage on the Center.
"If Associates purchases the Center,
the aggregate amount paid by
Wis., Co-Trustee.
National Bank & Trust Co.
East
50
the
with
at $5,000 per unit.
purchase
Seeve
before
or
April
amount
100%
such sum
poration
.
is
sellers have
redeem
principal
sinking
accrued
and to the
$200,000 deposit made to
assigned to Falcon Estates, Inc., none of whose
stock is owned by any of the general
partners of Associates.
Under
an
agreement with Harry Seeve, one of the general partners; Falcon
granted Seeve an option to purchase all its rights undeir the contract;
the
and
Trustee,
Geilfuss, Milwaukee,
Continental Illinois
Associates.
partnership
Center
the
under
-
Milwaukee,
of
Bank
The
to
price of
than
surrender
-..
a
partnership formed on April 26, 1960. ~ It has an
acquire by assignment a contract to purchase the Ridgeway
to
Shopping
1960, are in coupon form, and
Exchange
Center
statement
Associates
and
National
Corporate
and
and
debentures by maturity.
;
The
company may
purchase
Republic-
Angeles/Chicago
26
•
■
company is
limited
of
$50,000
less
-■
508.
p.
offered for sale
interchange.
APPOINTMENTS—Marine
Itilwaukee,
subsidiary,
Ridge way Center Associates—Proposes Offering—
units
office of the Trustee upon
the
registration or
191,
Ridgeway
registration
interchangeable as to denomina¬
payment of expenses incident
Interest is payable Nov. 1, 1960
•nd semi-annually thereafter on May 1 and Nov. l of each year at
the office of the Marine National Bank of Milwaukee,
Milwaukee,
Wis., Trustee, or. at the option of the holder, at the offices of the
paying agencies in Chicago, 111., or West Bend, Wis.
registrable
its
.Oct.
instance
/ standing,
.
1,
such
with
merger
PROVISIONS—On
FUND
each
redeemed,
if
name" to
Manufacturing Co., hitherto a Republic Appliance subsidiary
operating the Portland, Oregon, plant, becomes a direct subsidiary
v of
Republic-Transcon,
as
does
the
newly acquired
Dallas firm of
.Texlite, Inc., which has added Republic water heaters to its established
line of porcelain and enamel outdoor signs and
building wall panels.
1965, through May 1, 1967, is being offered at
100%; the 6% maturity from Nov. 1, 1967, through Nov.
1, 1969, is being offered at 101%; the 6% maturity from
May 1, 1970, through May 1, 1972, is being offered at
100%, with accrued interest to be added in all cases.
tions
each
.
will
for sinking
five
for
of
redemption
Republicthe American Stock Exchange under
/
.//>'■'
" ;'/./
on
changed
;
/•
fund purposes, the
;
PROVISIONS—Except
to senior debt, the company is to pay to the Trustee,
fixed sinking fund for the redemption of debentures, a
has
Fowler
_
to
payable
provisions of the Indenture regarding subordination of the debentures
-
Republic-Transcon
directly operate its plants at Los
Erie,-Pennsylvania.
—
•re
be
senior
to
before
or.
of
—
-
that
debentures.
non-callable
are
SINKING
..
water
independent
completion
10
announced
Through the present follow-up
Transcon
Offered
B. C. Ziegler & Co., of West Bend, Wis., on
May 10 publicly offered a new issue of $1,350,000 of first
mortgage serial and sinking fund bonds of The Ravenswood Hospital Association.
This issue, dated April 1,
1960, is due semi-annually from Nov. 1, 1961, through
May 1, 1972, inclusive. The 5%% maturity from Nov. 1,
1961, through May 1, 1963, is being offered at 100%; the
5%% maturity from Nov. 1, 1963, through May 1, 1965,
is being offered at 100%%; the 5%% maturity from
1,
to
are
years.
Thereafter, subject to the
the Indenture covering .the subordination of the deben¬
debt, the company at its option may, at any time,
upon at least 30 days notice, redeem all or any of the
outstanding
debentures
at
the
following redemption prices
(expressed in
per¬
centages of
the principal; amount thereof)
together with accrued
interest to the redemption date.
;
:
*
*
'-'- 'V 'wi-'v
'.
If redeemed on and after May 1, 1965 and prior to May 1, 1966,
102Vz%; May 1, 1966 to May 1, 1967, 102%; May. 1, 1967 to May 1,
-1968, 10iy2%; May 1, 1968 to May 1, 1969, 101% ; May 1, 1969 to
%M'ay l, 1970, 100ya%; and May 1, 1970 to May,1, 1975,. 100%.
tures
its internal
the recent merger that made it *
* '
V
"
May
on
the
of
provisions
formally absorbed and made a division of its predecessor water heater
company, Republic Appliance Corp.
;
/•
i
;
v
The latter had continued briefly as a subsidiary after the February
merger, in which the management under Mr. Stevens acquired control
Association, Chicago, HI.—Bonds
The bonds bear interest from April
interest
and
by
REDEMPTION
.
•
Principal
year.
Upon
cated
'
Nov.
each
in
1
aggregate
-
holders
-•
1816.
p.
largest
Inc.,
reported
corporate setup, following through
optionholders have
Ravenswood Hospital
*
now
be issuable
to
debentures
Republic-Transcon Industries, Inc.—Corporate Setup—
of the exercise price"bf'S 16.50
brokerage commissions and expenses,
deduction
agreed to indemnify the company and the
selling stockholders, and the selling stockholders have agreed to in¬
demnify the company and the optionholders, against certain civil
liabilities, including liabilities under the Securities Act of 1933.; All
expenses, estimated at $26,021.50, are to be borne pro rata by the
optionholders. The registration statement covering these options be¬
came effective on Feb. 26, 1960.—V. 190, p. 2451.
The
debt
•
Acquired—Y*'•
Republic Aviation Corp.—Stock
See
will not receive any proceeds on the
exercise of options, the sale of certificates of interest or the sale of
shares of class A common stock acquired upon the exercise of options.
♦
senior
to
principal office of the Trustee in Philadelphia. The debentures
in coupon form in denominations of $1,000.
the
are
"
/
.
by the optionholders npon the exercise of the options and sold at the
-aforesaid mean of the last bid and asked prices, the aggregate proceeds
per share and before deduction nf
would be $229,500. The company
Chemicals, Inc.—Acquisition—
Reichhold
Chemicals,
Inc.
on
May
11
announced " that fit
had
acquired the Deecy Products Co. of Cambridge, Mass., manufacturers
of plasticizers, for an undisclosed number of Reichhold common shares.
This
is
the
third
firm
acquired " by Reichhold
during the > past
few
months.
The
other
two
are
the
Alsynite Corp.
of America,
manufacturers
of
plastic building materials,
and
MOdiglass Fibers,
Inc., producers of various types of fiber glass.—V. 191, p. 1326.
-
of interest.
certificates
of
Reichhold
of sales-of shares and
case
Nov.
and
at
unsecured
direct
are
subordinated
are
company.
.
in Section
defined
is
,
,
•
;•
which
.
certificates
time
Indenture
execution and delivery of the Indenture, debentures in the
principal amount of $1,500,000 may be executed, authenti¬
the Trustee, and delivered to the company.
There are no
provisions, in the Indenture with respect to the application of the
proceeds of the debentures;
'■
*v 'V.-./?/
: v In
the event of any default in the/payment of any* senior debt,
no
payment shall be made by the company on the debentures nor
current assets to current liabilities was 1.98 to 1. •/ *:>
v
shall
any
debentures be
purchased or redeemed by the company,
Preliminary discussions have been held with institutions to secure a
but, so long as no event of default with respect to the senior debt
long-term loan in an amount up to $4 million, Red Owl said. Proceeds
/'shall have occurred and be continuing, the company may . pay interest
will be used to purchase equipment and fixtures for the supermarket
on
the debentures,
may make sinking
fund payments, and may re¬
development program, to refinance an existing long-term note involved*
deem or purchase debentures./Upon any distribution of assets of the
in
the
Marr
purchase, and for additional working capital:
Equity" •
company, all amounts due upon
all senior debt must be paid in full
financing is not contemplated during fiscal 1961, the report said.—
-before any payment is made on .the debentures.'
V. 191, p. 603.
•
.<
'y//,■'
General creditors of the company in the event of insolvency, even
though not holding senior debt, may receive more, ratably, than the
company
to
the
under
issued
be
between the company and Fidelity-Philadelphia
Warrant Agent. The Indenture is executed
Trustee and
obligations of the company
or hereafter incurred by
>//:'. '/„,///
:
//■;■/-■
;
The debentures are to mature May 1, 1975, and are to bear interest
at
the rate
of 6%%
per
annum, payable
semi-annually on May i
,
has been notified that the optionholders may sell from
of interest or shares of class A common
stock hereafter acquired by them upon exercise thereof in the Overthe-Counter market or otherwise, but the company has no information
The
time
to
are
1960,
1,as
debentures
They
.the
*
divided, and are exercisable, by the registered holders
agent and which expire on June 30,
may be
or
Co.,
/fThe
acquisition.
its aggressive
^expansion program, with most of the new stores scheduled for major
metropolitan centers," the report said. "The company also plans to
remodel and convert the Denver stores into typical Red Qwl outlets.
While a substantial portion of
these costs will be absorbed in the
year's operations, it Is our expectation that earnings will continue
to increase."
1:'*///'
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r■ /
Quarterly dividends of 40 cents per share were paid, bringing the
year's total to $1.60 per share compared with $1.50 in the prior fiscal
year.
Dividend payments per share of stock have been higher each
year for six consecutive years, the report stated. Shareholders received
$1,047,964, about 45% of net earnings.
-'.•-•••
>
t".
Net
working capital at year-end was $12,720,178."' The ratio of •;
thereof at the office of the escrow
1960.
May
Trust
affected by an industrywide
were
debentures
The
dated
f
by various charges in connection with the Denver
"During the coming year Red
Owl will continue
now
able,
.plus accrued interest from May 1, 1960.
of approximately 205,000
and
supplemental
and
agreements
option
fiscal year operations
ing, of one $1,000 debenture-and a warrant to purchase
shares of class B common stock, at $1,000 per unit,
*50
steadily over the past six years
total gain of 147% despite an iucrease
the number of shares," the report said.
a
During the
.
supplemental
to
for
agreements dated Dec. 21 and 22, 1959, interests in the options
evidenced only by certificates of interest, which are transfer¬
escrow
mre
.
:0f $5.50 per share) Up to and including April 30, 1970.
iThese securities were offered, only in units, each consist¬
. ..
'
645,996
(limited-voting) at $275 per 50 shares (at the price
stock
27.
to
from
—
Inc.—Securities Offered—Stroud &
Ritter Finance Co.,
1960 increased 13.6%
$226,589,016 from $199,544,523 in the preceding year. Consolidated
net earnings after taxes amounted to $2,349,689, equal to $3.53 per
common share on the 665.116 shares outstanding at year^end. In
the
previous year earnings were $2,195,393 or $3.40 per-share on .the
will use the funds,
& Fuel
Gas
also
"It
above
Co., Inc. and Associates on May- 9 publicly offered
$1,500,000 of Ritter Finance Co., Inc. 15-year 6V2 % sub¬
ordinated sinking fund debentures, dated May 1, i960
and
due May
1, 1975, with 10-year warrants (nondetachable) to purchase 75,000 shares of class B common
expansion," the- report said.
highly -desirable geographical
way
for further large-scale
provides the company with
the
pavos
took the remaining $100,000.
Stuart & Co. Inc.
along with $600,000 realized
the sale of 66,000 shares of common stock to its parent, Public
Bervice Co. of Colorado, for construction purposes.
*
m.b.h.
1741.
p.
and
Sales
.
The
.
186,
Gesellschaft
und-Metalludgie
Nuklear-Cliemie
See
V.
earnings established new records in
the year ended
Feb 27, 1960, Ford Bell, Chairman of the Board, and All L. Bergerud,
President, said in the annual report to shareholders.
During the year the company entered two new major metropolitan
centers by opening its first three stores in Chicago and acquiring a
17-store chain in the Denver area,
"This
action, together with our recent successful entry into the
Milwaukee market, and our continuing leadership in the Twin Cities,
*•
Company—
Rio Tinto Co. Ltd.—Forms
Report—.
Stores, Inc.—Annual
Owl
Red
loans,
■
'
eight months ended Jan. 31, 1960.
per share in the
will
*
American Title Insurance Co., above.
above.
See Cerro de Pasco Corp.
»
Acquired—
Ltd.—Exchange Offer—
Rio Blanco Copper Corp.,
Co.—Controlling Interest
Insurance
Estate Title
Real
their
of
downtime
reduce
and
equipment,
Monday, May 16, 1960
...
stock
6%
preferred
issuable upon
6'/a%
debentures.
stock
common
reserved
for
conversion
ot
(c) 210,000 shares reserved for conversion
stock; arid'(d) "75,000 shares of class B common
the exercise of the " wartkntis" attached to tne
■
Ajw?'
—y1
191
cents per share
427
was
declared on'
common
quarter ln 1968 and was paid on>prll % i960.
*
•*
'
.
purchase/80,000 shares of class b coipmon stock at
per share expire Feb. 28, 1962.
Options to purchase 5,000 shares
(lOptions
$1
to
•
'4
"
•*- / f
'.«
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■»
•
iii)
.''V
Cior,K
The Commercial
,.
and Financial Chronicle
at $5.50 per share expire Aug. 13, 1963.
7.100 shares of class B common stock at the
purchase
to
.
stock
common
B
i.„
,
of
Number 5951
191
Volume
shares
The
terly
will
tonnev""Dulles
J
Tnff
A.
100,000
-
---
-v
& Battles,
100,000
—
E.
Masten
&
Rambo.'
the
J.
;<v'
of
Schmertz & tf. , ,■
? 25,000
Suplee," Yeatman, Mosley
WW
■
75,000
C. T. Williams & Co., :Inc.
Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Inc.
Moyer, Pricke
Inc..——
Inc..———
T French
its
The
will
be
of
$0.15
Current; assets
——i——r——.
7,565,395
Current liabilities —
—
—
3,488,802
Working capital
—
~
4,076,593
Total assets
—
—W—14,377,677
Total: liabilities
*
4,575,488
Shareholders equity
——
———4...—_
9,802,189
Common shares outstanding
1,368,402
Number of employees.
—1^204
shareholders——
of
Number
These
unaudited figures and are therefore subject
inventory adjustments.
future
the
dividends
in
the
and
subject
;
for
products
Following
uses.
for
from
still
the
that
Insurance
further
acquisitions
2244.
p.
expansion
the
and
and
-
of
and
of
the
and
25%
protective
the
limited
interests,
be
to
partnership
$5
Scott
"Air
which
and
export
Registrar,
Lodge
GIVING
EFFECT
in
PRESENT
fee title to the four-acre
$1
share,
per
and
value and
authorized
the
each
shares
four
of
000
to
be
for
the stock
tract.
through
par
split resulted in
the
and
have
to
addresses
and
names
purchase
forth
set
are
a
The
A.
First
C.
:
J
Blair
Cleveland
Outstanding
cents
May
400,760 shs.
V
for
the
split-band
V*';rWv.; v
for
'/>■'
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■
V;/
i960
income
1959
$5,606,435
$5,001,701
taxes.
902,072
856,990
471,800
,
449,500'
$430,272
$407,490
$0.58
$0.55
1158.
in
The
three
to
share
a
2.
the
equal
in
the
per
owned
96.24%
a
of
was
period of
Sales
other
and
to $12,119,602,
surplus account.
—V.
natural
and
41,423 barrels
1959.:,; ;i
averaged
was
137,
•
;
amounted
to
subsidiary
of
Oil
Sinclair
\
■
oil
crude
^
1960,
share, compared with $3,895,330, or
last year, 'it was announced on
first three months of this year,
In the
31,
period
same
is
company
March
ended
months
cents
75
Corporation.
value. The reduc¬
transfer of $84,690
of
several
the
under¬
the company's net production
liquids, including overriding royalties,;
day, against 50:338 in the comparable
gas
per
iv-i
:.v
operating
in
revenue
first
the
quarter
amounted
compared with $14,570,807 in the same period Hast year.
2007.
p.
Skelly Oil Co.—Earnings Decline—
Corp
duPont
3,654
n
Stiver
3,654
Inc.-,.—
C.' Wheat
Simonds
Baker,
Doolittle
S.
Co.^_I;i*
Westheimer &
& Co._'____
*—
1,462
The
Kentucky
Dallas
.
Co
Wells
Mullaney,
Space Corp.—
Co.__
&
——
Rupe & Son, Inc
White
Hudson
Co.J—
&
731
731
731
731
731
•
/
731
i__—
leum
products.
1960
due
prices
of
that
to
from
31,
the
I960,;
share,
per
in the preceding year.
Don
reduction
in
distillates,; and
gasoline,
weather
cold
$1.03
or
President
14%
a
March
ended
$5,908,689,
stockholders,*
to
10%
down
was
months
of
$1.15 per, share,
or
as
added
He
of
three
income
report
reduced
in
March
stantial reduction in
to
H. Miller
production
petro¬
other
caused
sub¬
a
the industry's heavy stocks of
this
"came
late
too
income
Gross
do
the
for
first
Miller
Mr.
wildcat
7
showed
quarter
the
in
distillates, although
further price declines."
a
drilled
company
decrease
5%,
ffom
initial
wells
of
;V
1960.
.
30
gross
of which 21 were productive.
Included
which were successful.
Fourteen producing
three-month period,
during the
were
that
stated
halt
than
more
$68,813,500 in 1959 to $65,339,513
tests,
of
3
development wells were completed in Canada.
He also disclosed that
Skelly acquired a 20% interest in five offshore tracts totaling 23,000
at
acres
sale
first
in
in
February.
quarter
with
conform
This resulted
of
as shown in
the report,
accounting methods adopted
1959,
in
changes
slight reduction of $97,129 from net income
a
reported.—V. 190,
previously
1,269
1,269
1,269
1,269
1,269
1,269
to
lease
the
for
restated
in 1960.
:
Federal
a
income
Net
was
2,538
1,462
Co.—
Gunn, Carey & Roulston, Inc._l
The Johnson, Lane,
2.538
quarterly
and
2,538
2,538
2,538
>
the
net
allowables
2,538
1,462
J
—
quarter
For
reported
decreases
3,808
1,462
-1,462
:
first
the
v -3,808
; '
1,462
Roberts
Cr Roney
Wm.
Co.; Inc._
&
.
2,192
the
1959.
explained
6.346 ' '
6,346
3,808
2,192
\
Co.L,
&
C.
Norman
!—
—
Co.—;
&
Lunt
D.
1—___—___—
I
Co._i.i——-
&
the
In
;
6,346
3,854
2,192
—_
——
for
in
with $6,597,575,
compared
/
6,346
: 3,654
:
&
income
period
the "-company
9,521
6,346
3,654
Co
&
Co.,
&
:
5,479
Co.
Green, Erb & Co., Inc.
Rodman & Renshaw I
J:
13,038
5,479
."
Inc.—
Reid
Net
•
'< Stockholders
^ '
22,642
9,521
Company
:
Co.
&
Saunders,
mortgage
specifications
Commission's
548. V
iL
p.
Earnings
i
97
Number of Shares to* v
>
Hayden, Miller & Co
to Howard Johnsons and acquire
Under a further agreement iwith Radcq
door
open
an
profit
191,
same
\
Co
&
Fulton,
cash
with
$1,000,000
also, that the newly acquired railroad
the few in production to meet the
—
$3,037,892,
:
Allyn & Co., Inc.-
Bache
-
it
than
"strong marketing
industry with
its'
,,
of
one
p.
better
the
railroad
I; Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co.—Earnings—
Company,
"
Selling
offered for sale in $500 units*" S. A. F.
to acquire fee title to certain land
the
in
of
that
taxes
share
—V.
of shares of common stock which
from the company and the selling
below:
Name
189,
ftl,
sales
out
provide
noted,
be
'
before
Net
Per
respective numbers
agreed
^.
total consideration
a
advanced
i
under¬
of shares
outstanding
then
$1
Sales
Income
limited.
number
shares
the
of common stock,
.would
He
would
Commun«|itions
Profit
$255,000
company's capital account to the capital
stockholders
of $700,000 (including $360,financing ): Radco will pay the
partnership's organization expenses, including this financing,! the con¬
struction and furnishing of the property, the placement of temporary
and long-term mortgage loans,
and the negotiations and preparation
of a lease or
operating agreement.
.
<•
"," '
' ,
"
Associates, Inc.,
.v."
established
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
to
FINANCING
Authorized
500,000,
par
the
they
and
in
for
Trust
$255,000
1964—_
1,
radio.
annual
pointed
company
very
500,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
formed
$60,000
pay
been
Servo
Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc.—Earnings—
'
company's
comprises
The
used
is
have
Cleveland
TO
has
transmission.—V.
4
He
Detective"
the
system
Federal
in
controls
plant in Hicksville,
Electronic Switch &
foOt
square
through
tPayable in quarterly installments of $15,000.
;
,
partnership will
The
and
134,000
handled
future
product.
Servo
Box
of
radio
agents.
The
($1 par)
to
to
into
writers
restaurant,
swimming pool and related
facilities. One of the partners,
Robert Radice, has assigned to the
partnership the purchaser's interest in an agreement with Howard
Johnson Incorporated of
Fla.;
and pursuant to this agreement the
Motor
"Hot
sale
estimated
new
position"
of
engaged
which
portable.
date
to
Pak"
mask,
are
Pak"
item
distributors and
note due July
share
per
from
ta
"Hydro
this
of
is
new
be
,
the
.
company
face
units
will
company
equipment.
the Scott
Servo's
Co.
Blackstone
for
part
to
Marketing
a
product that has built an outstanding reputation for per¬
formance, hn the railroad industry.
He termed the move a major
step in placing Servo directly - into railroad communications—a field
currently shared by only two other companies.
April, 1960, -the par value of the common stock was changed from
Changed
tion
breathing
"
increased
Augustine, Fla., upon which will be constructed a 54-unit Howard
Johnson
small
Servo
by
with
development,
accessories
a
Y.
for
,
stock
5 V2 %
year
•In
-
,
partnership
for
announced
was
(SESSCO),: a wholly owned railroad marketing subsidiary.; In
reporting the acquisition, Blackstone emphasized that it repre¬
sented the integration of the technical and marketing skills of Servo
so
be Purchased from
activities.—V.
N.
Signal
the,
as
it
Inc.,
-
breathing equipment accounted in 1959 for
company's sales.
Sales of this equipment are made"
Agent
Francis I.
a
other
the
wide-vision
a
these
Sales
~
firm, of 60 East Coral Center, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 6, 1960, covering $303,000
is
funds
Ohio.
•Common
t5
field
Most of
CAPITALIZATION
S.A.F., Ltd.—Registers—
of
of
of
Sperry
Products,
Henry Blackstone.
will
transferred
from
commercial
of
Transfer
This
in St.
of4
estimated*,
an
the
was
-
this field is
the
swimming.
war- the
commercial
cylinder,
needed.
as
Cleveland,
Treasurer,
leased
at
remainder
N. Y., corporation, active in the manufacture
pyrometers and infrared detection sys¬
negotiations for the
purchase of the railroad
detectors,
immediately assume control of drawings and test equip-'
ment relating to the Sperry system, in addition to all available inven¬
tory.
Production and engineering of the railroad radio line will be
/
at
line
Servo
the future^i:'>
account
$29,370,640 $26,909,521
I.,
L.
box
completed
President,
earnings
estimated
hot
has
radio
be
to
company
general
,
1060—18 Wks.—1959
$7,910,582
Corp. of America—Acquires—
Hicksville,
railroad
tems,
.
.
restrictions
are
the
such
»
*
-
industrial
through domestic
said on May , 2
company
is
concluding negotiations with
the Prudential
Co.v of
America
for
a
$15
million loan to be used for
Vice-President
the
additions
Ryder System, Inc.—Private Financing—
Bernstein,
the
stock
common
of
business*
of
,
received
Servo
The
on
During World War II the company became an
portable oxygen equipment for crew members5
of
.
H.
to
by
.
matter
a
future
«•
.
be
is
the
•
.
exercise
on
share
This dividend
20, 1960.
earlier business
tailwheels
and
tailskids,
such
manufactures
about
•Adjusted to reflect increase in number, of shares from 1,298,093 to ■
1,362,576 as a result of stock dividend on Dec. 1, 1959, of one share for
each 20 shares then outstanding^—V. 190, p. 2244.
Arthur
per
<
based'5'
;
>
5c
of
\
be
be'paid
sales.
aircraft:
Industrial
2,319
interim,
are
year-end audit and
of
manufacture
water
>
$0.15
6,687,556
3,167,550
3,520,006
13,130,773
4,367,550
,
8,763,223
1,298,093
1,108
. ."
r
company's
compressed-air
\
2,802
———
will
principal product In
$13,842,603 $11,524,172
Earnings before Federal income taxes__:—.
"
1,846,196
1,227,039
Earnings after Federal income taxes-—.
885,368
609,039
Earnings per share of common stock———
; / $0.65
*$0.45
Cash dividends paid on common shares
200,434 , * 190,140
paid per common share——_
June
improvements and
$125,000 are planned
producer
civilian
In
the
——
Cash dividends
dividend
a
on
Directors
company
quar-J
1960—5 Wks.—1959
$11,667,157
191, p. 12G5.
been,
paying
April 30—
_—
—V.
developed and
added to its line other items of breathing equipment for both military
also
sales
Net
the
have
of
intention
required from time to time in
aviation
militarv
and
1959
of
In
1957.
increased working capital resulting from the balance
will reduce the amount of short-term bank borrowings'
production
important
25,000
25,000
Rubbermaid Inc.—EarningsI960'
of
necessity
of
11
Shoe Corp. of America—Sales Higher—
Sales
business.
an
offered:".
proceeds to
shares of its
and
year
civil
a
Ended March 31—
earnings
its
Capital
proceeds
supply air
six Months
exception
of
net
light,vaircraft,, and
Co., Inc.———25,000
Warren W. York & Co.,
Inc. —
25,000
*
of
BUSINESS—The
Charles A. Taggart & Co.,
75,000
pnennins &' Co.——.—
50,000
Boenning &' Co.——52'2°0
t
A
—
50,000
j. A. Hogle & Co.Hogle &
p
F. T, Putnam & Co., Inc. . 50,000
L. Putnam
—
50,000
Thomas & Co
& Co
—V. 191, p. 1326.
"Co
inc
wnndcock,
the
which
25,000
><W.
the
declared
payment
of
approximating
and
Hope & Co.—'
selling
amounts have been paid
with
expressed
has
Board
62,000
augmented.
40,000
25,000
S.
«»»•
t
has
Agreement.
company.v
40,000
Inc.
75,000
of
calendar
Hess, Grant & Remington,
& Kerner,
Close
certain
company's
the
expansion
shares
and
the
will
position
sale
cost
McCarley & Co., Inc.—
Simpson, Emery & Co.,;
.
Brothers, Inc
75,000
Inc.
wnilowell, Sulzberger,.
•Cunningham,
Tenks
Kirkland & Co..
75,000
Co., Inc.
from
approximately $545,500.
Of
this
amount,
$300,000 will be used to*
retire
the .outstanding
short-term
bank
indebtedness
incurred
for•
working capital. -The balance will be added to the general funds of
40,000
pnoker
by
and
cash
the
Amount
Co.—_
declaration
PROCEEDS—-The
Humphrey, Inc.^:
$40,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds__
40,000
Krt WC°BaTrd"i"6o:,
Robert
Inc
*\
Amount
the
on
the Term Loan
principal amounts of debentures with warrants attached,
payable
judgment
amd
the
Directors
dividends'a,nd
determined
4$ aS of March 1( 1959 and 5 8% as of March 1, 1958.
;
UNDERWRITERS — The several underwriters named below have
reed
severally and not jointly, to purchase from the company the
of
1950,
of
most
i960 to stockholders of record
be
The
:
.
finance
cash
July n,
5
forth below.
to
Board
since
year
however,
year,
retained
I960,
$11,170,000.
spective
each
company
ea.cn
u«
set
shares
Period End.
the company's total unsecured bank line of
L' was
The composite effective interest rate paid
the company
on its borrowed funds, after giving effect to comLwing balances maintained with banks, was 6.2% as of March 1,
1960
107,680
DIVIDEND POLICY—Dividends in varying
by the
1,
March
and
company
w
.
nf
the
stockholders.
^a? <6175 per share exPlre Dec- 31> 1965- warrants to purchase
An shares of class B common stock at the rate of $4.50 per share
62,K Oct 31, 1962. The warrants offered hereby will entitle the
eX?iivc to purchase a total of 75,000 shares of class B common stock
Si per 50 shares, and all rights under these warrants will
terminate April 30, 1970
'
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.^ _ L'.' .,. •' V
4c
from
(2095)
1776.
p.
'
••
Sleight & Hellmuth, Inc.—Acquired—
-
Universal
See
;
Match
below.
Corp.,
V;/
-I
.
V
'
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.-—Earnings—
r
„
Of
the
$400,000, $30,000 will be contributed
by original limited partners, and
$303,000 through the public offering. The partnership has entered into
a lease or
operating agreement with Radco Motor Lodges, Inc.■, which
will
operate
the
motor
lodge
but will sublease the
restaurant to
Howard Johnsons. Arthur and Robert Radice, two of the four general
partners, are officers and stockholders of Radco Associates, Radco
Motor Lodges,
and
Radice Securities
Corp., which latter will par¬
ticipate in the "offering of the partnership interests with Jerry Thomas
& Co., Inc.
Radco Associates will pay to the latter an underwriting
fee of
$15,000 and has agreed to reimburse Radice Securities for its
partnership
by Radice
and
expenses.
three
The
SEC
corporation
covering
•Par $1)
not
proceeds
'
V
r; -
Chemical
with the
for 50,000 shares
expected in late June.
Electric
Power
&
Co.
—
inn
1J90
and
registration
Wlth the SEC covering $5,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due
of debentures due June 1, 1985, to be offered for
at competitive bidding.
• ..V-"
v
April
19L P-
firm
This
John
$
$
$
377,798,403 339,591,600 935,631,932 875,545,772
1672.
y.
located
Inc.—Registers Common—
in the Pan-American
Bank Bldg., Miami, filed a
R
Associates,
Maher
of New York, which will
receive a selling
of 30 cents per share, plus 6 cents per share sold for
The company also has-granted the underwriter a five-year
option on 30,000 additional shares exercisable at $2 per share at the
rate of one share for each five shares sold, if at least 50,000 shares
commission
Saxton Nuclear Experimental Corp.—Financ'g
a
^as
respect
Issued
an
under
order
Cleared
Holding Company Act
the
the
financing
of
sale.
191,
p.
\
was
not
in
Qf the
169,680
shares
excess
>
offered,
of
50tf
>
•
the
31,164,364
27,363,714
V.
191,
1672.V
p.
y :
•;
I
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.
i-'
',;>:
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Southern California Petroleum Corp.—Retires Pfd.—
i:
v
at
year,
saving
a
of
shares
27,913
of
of
$136,000
remain
'
on May 4
that it has purchased and
preferred stock during the current fiscal
announced
corporation
This
retired
its
$279,067 as compared to par value, plus the
of dividend arrears.
99,812 preferred and 369,751.2 common
outstanding
191,
1368.
p.
Generating
Electric
Southern
Co.
—
Proposes
Offering—
Bond
/
1816.
and re-allowance
/
underwriters
purchased 62,000
will
was
■
.":■ -
organized under Delaware law
55,000 shares of common stock.
Albert C. Schenholm, .Jr*.Qf Jupiter, Fla^
are
hsted
as
President and Executive Vice-President, respectively:
Mr
Schenholm
and
Franklyn <- Knight, Jr., " Treasurer, each oWns
25 000
common
shares. The prospectus indicates that 50,000 .shares
rescued against five-year options held by Mr Sisk and two other
officials
and an additional 10,000 against an option which Mr. Price
will be entitled to exercise if he purchases the 50,000 shares.: -
•
company
Dorinan
now
has outstanding
Sisk of Miami and
subsidiary
Birmingham
has
Co.
filed
Alabama
of
with
proposal
a
the
Power Co. and
SEC under the
program and to use the
The company will
received in May 1960 from the
sale of additional stock to the two parent companies; and it is indi¬
cated that the funds
so
provided will be sufficient to finance con¬
struction
expenditures
during
1960,
except
for
short-term bank
borrowings of $20,000,000 during the last five months of the year.
incurred
in
balance
for
further
apply
—V.
p.
191,
with
connection
similarly
its
construction
expenditures.
construction
$16,000,000
to
be
1923.
Co.—Annual Report—
Southern Nevada Power
recorded encouraging gains in revenues and
net earnings in 1959, Reid Gardner, President, told shareholders in
The
in
in February 1960
be
be
The
,
not
^
■ -.1
t
company
business
Georgia
Holding
Company
Act
for the
issuance
and sale of $40,000,000
of first
mortgage bonds due 1992 at competitive bidding; and the Commission
has issued
an
order giving interested persons until May 24,
I960,,
to
request a hearing thereon.
Of the proceeds of the bond sale,
Generating proposes
to* apply $27,000,000 to the payment of notes
commencement of the offering and
shares
— Common
Stock Offered — The
Cleveland Corp. and associates on May 9 publicly
ottered 169,800 shares of Scott Aviation Corp common
stock (par
$1) at a price of $10 per share. Dealer's con¬
excess of 254.
of the
capital.' The bulk of such funds, together with $100,000 expected
realized
from- the ^concurrent private sale of 50,000 common
to William R. Price (also included in the registration statement),
wifl be used to lease and operate the trailers and trailer ship or
ships necessary to carry on the company's business.
tn
irst
ln
days
ing
Scott Aviation Corp.
cession
30
to inaugurate and provide a new marine freight
service,
with specially adapted vessels carrying loaded, and mostly
refrigerated, trailers between Florida and Central America. Net pro*
ceeds of this financing, estimated at $235,000, will be applied to work¬
shares of its $1 par common stock to Pennsylvania
Company, Metropolitan Edison Co., New Jersey Power & Light
nf
oJn? Jersey central Power & Light Co., in the respective amounts
rLh
' 32%1 n%
and 33%.
The four companies propose to make
pypaYments, from time to time, to Saxton aggregating not in
tnj
.
$8,500,000, to be used in obtaining, operating and mainreactor.—V.
■
The
Its
Electric
wining the experimental
within
'
20,000
P,
sold
are
this corporation, of Saxton, Pa.,
non-profit corporation organized to construct, operate and maintain
«■»«
experimental
nuclear
reactor.
It
proposes
to issue and
to
15,522,528
32,469,169
27,590,449
Power
expenses.
™
16,693,385
10,743,212
"9,568,728
This
registration statement" with the SEC on May 9, 1960, covering 150,000
shares-of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $2 per share.
The offering is to be made on
a best efforts, all or none basis by
V:-J.X";
1439.
—
Sea-Highways,
proceeds of the sale of these securities will be used to pay out¬
standing notes of $6,500,000 (the proceeds of which were used for coni
struction purposes)
and
for further construction expenditures.
The
company estimates it's 1960 construction expenditures at $10,500,000.
Twin!16
5,203,678
10,684,448
9,172,854
shares.—V.
& Co.—Sales Higher30—
I960—Month—1959 * 1960—3 Mos.—1959
$
—V.
$3,000,000
P.
5,544,824
operating income
after charges—
Net
11, 1960,
'
cfNe],
191,
Filed—
filed a registration statement
covering American Depositary Receipts
of Schneider Et Cie.
9,177,863
:Net
!•
$
$
»
York Trust Co.
New
Sales
Company, of 27 West Bay St., Savannah, Ga., filed a
Public sale
incomes
'
operating taxes—
Other
There
Sears Roebuck
Period Ended
Financing
Files
Proposal—
This
Federal
"
63,895,694 201,629,285 186,623,006
38,136,363 124,128,007 111,519,343
9,812,441
28,338,724
28,416,771
^
.
Savannah
Bank
SEC on May
:
taxes—
Operating expenses—
company
Schneider Et Cie—ADRs
•
$
:
68,970,281
43,563,146
Operating revenues
elimination
a
$300,000 to be offered at a
is
dealers of breathing
the antitrust laws.:
violation of the anti¬
trust laws.
trial.
4 VV 7;
An action wgs instituted against the company, Earle M. Scott, its
president, and William E'ckman, its Eastern District sales manager,
in the United States District Court for the Western District of New
York in June,
1956 by The Cycle-Flo Co., alleging that the plaintiff
manufactures
artificial
breathing devices
and that it has-been
damaged by actions of the company which It claims violate the antitrust laws.
The action has been set for trial at the term of court
commencing in November, 1960.—V. 191, p. 1439.
has filed ail answer denying
The action has not been moved, for
The
price to be supplied
through P. Michael & Co., Garfield, N. J.
are
to be used
for expenses incidental to mining op¬
erations. The
offering
of
in
alleging that the company and its distributors and
devices had entered into agreements which violate
letter of notification with the
number of shares of common stock
filed
28
undertermined
an
to exceed
by amendment,
The
April
on
Files
the United .States District Court for the Western
New York "by the Federal Government in September 1959
company
District
;
Saucon Development Corp., Quebec, Canada
•With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
the
1960—3 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Mar. 31—
;
civil suit was brought against
.
$67,000
■
PROCEEDINGS—A
LEGAL
PENDING
capital of
others,
the
Las
annual
Electric
•
Vegas
Control
utility
report.
revenues
over
gained
costs—net
f 1.7%
income
to $9,233,921. And—aided by close
increased by 261/2%
to $1,373,887—
in company history.
This net income was equal to $1.85
per share on 708,328 average common shares outstanding during the
year,
and to $1.83 per share on the 716,703 shares outstanding at
the
year-end.
This showing bettered by an ample margin the net
earnings
of
$1.59 per share on 645,300
average common
shares
reported for 1958.
highest
r
"Meager precipitation "along the
curtailment of contract quotas
in
normal,
commencing
in
represents
of
net
i,
River watershed resulted
Dam power to 85% of
curtailment is expected to
Colorado
for Hoover
1959.
This
most of 1960.
This low-cost power source
of Southern Nevada Power's system capability.
necessitated use of a greater amount
mofe costly steam-generated power,
the effect on the company's
earnings was minimized - by its ability to sell steam-generated
remain
But
June
while
effect
during
about 45%
the Hoover curtailment
12
other
to
power
tions
in
The
their
in
The
a
previous
to
190,000
mid-1961
*
year.
will bring installed
With Hoover
will
be
1979
4%%
series
due
1983
5W»%
series
due
1984
capacity at that time
the total system capability
steam
system
added,
power
kw.
Co. had
outstanding
ino«nev1c
application of company generated funds to repay¬
of bank loans during the early part of the year.
the first half of 1960, however, the company will borrow against
ment
In
stock—
—_—19-200 shs.
preferred stock.
51,338 sns.
convertible preferred stock.
100,000 sns.
Common
thanks
$6,000,000
at
the
to
bank
which
credit
arranged
it
finance
to
of
part
its
for the year.
$8,330,000 construction program
The
^le^of additional,bonds .and ,stqck.
through
favorable
beginning of 1960 has witnessed a continuance of the
1959, when more new homes
were built
in the
Southern
Favorable factors at work
indicate
that the expansion
will continue, Mr. Gardner said in the
report, and we look forward to another period of impressive year-toyear gains in the immediate future, he added.—V. 191, p. 1265.
1
trend
of
Nevada
in any previous year.
territory than
$8)—
(par
465,196 shs,
§tl,000,000 shs.
.
July and
provisions
UOn
authorized
April
increased
of
§Each
vertible
increased
was
to
convertible preferred stock is initially con¬
of
common
stock, and each share of new
shares
preferred stock is
initially convertible
stock, subject to adjustment in certain
common
shares
750,000
from
\
5.44%
of
1.4
into
convertible
of
stock
common
share
;
preferred stock was
and the authorized
into 1.05
events.
shares
first
the
on
day
of
January,- April
Bank & Trust Co., Tampa, Fla.
under an Indenture dated April l,
between the company and the Marine Bank & Trust Co.,
Tampa',
Trustee.
amount
cipal
at
of
the
Tlie
Marine
offered
debentures
$300,000,
'
issued
are
be
to
in
are
the
debentures
coupon
only.
The
issued.
originally
and
the authorized amount of
150,000 shares to 250,000 shares,
shares.
1,000.000
the bonds are issuable.
1960.
18,
from
amount
may
indenture under which
the
of
originally
issued.
Additional bonds of
be issued subject to the -restrictive
and
series
other
more
or
quarterly
payable
October
The debentures
.
as
authorized
•Amount
one
borrowings later in the year
these
probably will repay
company
funds, to be -raised
Interest)' is
v
—
stock
$ Amount
The
frQm
notes
1,100,000
,
convertible
§5.44%
no
HS2X
2,?00,000
,
11250,000 shs.
preferred
6%
§5.48%
Power
"1.500,000
"2,000,000
series
in
Sun Finance & Lo&ii Co.—Debentures
Offered—Secu¬
rity Associates, Inc., of Winter Park, Fla., on May 3 pub¬
licly offered $300,000 of this Florida corporation's 15year 7% subordinated debentures, series B, dated April 1
1960 and due April 1, 1975, at par (in $1,000
units), plus
accrued interest from April 1, 1960.
'
/
;
■ "
$3,760,000
-
$1,500,000
mtge.
issuable
290,000
Nevada
-$4,000,000
5^4% bds„ due Oct. 1, '64
Cumulative preferred stock (par $25),
Gen.
1959
year-end,
-
due
- -
Outstanding
Authorized
bonds;
mortgage
sertl
.
in
kw.
Southern
a
First
and
generation
1959 started construction of a third unit at Clark
70,000 kilowatt unit is scheduled for operation about
and
in
"
purchase
in
1959
actually
smaller percentage of Southern Nevada Power's revenues
This
1961
quotas.
power
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.mCAPITALIZATION GIVING
offset similar reduc¬
of Hoover energy* to
contractors
company
Station.
July
to
the
v
contract
of
costs
amounted
than
(2096)
aggregate
reglsterable
iggQ
Fia
principal
to
as
prin¬
,
(
debentures
redeemable
are
at
the
option of
.lays' notice
the
company in
104% to and
whole or in part on any date upon 30
at
including April 1..J964, and thereafter less one-half-of one percent for
year expired
between April 1, 1964 and the date fixed
for
such iedemption,
together with accrued interest. The debentures are
also redeemable in part by lot through operation of the
sinking fund
upon like notice at a redemption price equal to the principal
amount
of the debentures so redeemed, plus accrued interest thereon to
date of
redemption and without premium.
1
\
Commencing April 1, 1964, the company will make annual
sinking
fund payments to and including April 1, 1974.
each' full
,
.
..
:■
tIncludes
Southern Nevada Telephone Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
Witter
fered—Dean
&
Co.
Associates
and
May
on
9
publicly offered 100,000 shares of 5.48% cumulative con¬
preferred stock (par $25) at $26.25 per share.
On sales to dealers (among whom any of the under¬
vertible
writers may be included)
members of the Na¬
tional Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., a conces¬
sion not exceeding 600 per share may be allowed with
respect to the stock, of which up to 250 per share may
who
are
be reallowed to other dealers.
CONVERSION—The
will be
the
each
of
share
$25
May
stock
of
share
stock
stock)
May
of
1,
to
of
5.44%
the
basis
share
per
May 1,
1963;
of
stock)
before
of
May
5.44%
1,
share
May
1,
In
after
or
prior
of
new
$26.25
May
to
and
into
stock)
in
of
(equivalent
to
conversion
shares
for
each
of
common
a
share
per
1963,
stock
1,
share
each
for
preferred stock (equivalent to a price
stock)
in
case
of
conversion
on
but
share
$20.40
of
common
conversion
prices; Subject
certain
to
after
or
conditions,
in
share less
per
to
constitutes
as
to
In
time
the
case
the
the
issue
method
the
prices
will
is
for
be
the
determining
combined
the
for
into
current
the
of
the
at
and
therefor.
time,
any
greater number of
a
the conversion
shares,
conversion period or periods
increased accordingly.
Provision
or
the
of
the
of
stock
received
shall
what
to
as
common
stock
number
immediately
made
consideration
conversion
stock
common
or
change in the
a
rights in the case of a
any
capital reorganization
stock
common
than
(other
merely
a
subdivision or combination
of
outstanding shares), or a
consolidation of the company with or its merger into, or the sale
(other than for cash) of all or
substantially all of its property and
business
No
of
to,
another
payment
either
stock
series
will
The
be
said
close
preferred
business
of
preferred
the
of
stock
fifth
the
on
called
stock
for
or
of
shares
redemption
business
day
each
series
of
at
the
the
preceding
of
its
property
Provision
is
convertible
as
the
and
rights
re¬
SINKING
either
cumulative
series
sinking
such
holders
if
sinking
preferred
fund
stock.
is
on
the
Oct.
of
created
of
each
V
the
the
retirement
of
1
/
of
been
respect
for
,
series
any
has
In
made
/
for
payments
series
conversion
proposed, affecting
respect of conversion.
in
provision
1959.
year
fund
the
and when
sinking fund, of 800 shares
a
each
of
of
year
preferred
?
NONASSESSABHiITY—The
outstanding shares
preferred stock and 5.44%
convertible preferred
convertible
new
preferred
stock
when
issued
of
be,
nonassessable.
TRANSFER
AGENT—First
National
of
income
Net
earned
PROCEEDS—The
preferred stock,
finance
in
The
$1,500,000,
mately
the
amount
which
$2,100,000
summated.
by
Such
purpose
net
Nevada,
Las
proceeds
from
Vegas,
and
the
paid
the
sale
in
it
the
bank
of
of
bank
is
Las
Vegas,
temporarily
on
will
this
been
and
financing
the
loans
The
company
of the
sale
from
sources,
quired
complete
obtained
that,
convertible
accruals,
approximately
to
be
may
estimates
new
depreciation
its
from
after
at
Feb.
increased
to
be
29,
to
is
$1,700,000
stock
the
additional
1960
construction
short-term bank
debt
securities,
or
both.
Although the
financing cannot now be
predicted,
it
intention
bonds
new
timing
is
the
to
for
of
this
share
per
class
B
with
of
be
proceeds
i960
^BUSINESS—Southern Nevada Telephone
on Jan.
Nevada
the
Las
will
be
new
money
the
nature
company's
re¬
sale
of
of
such
present
expects
at a substantial level
incorporated
in
29, 1929, fox the purpose of
acquiring and or>eratine
telephone properties of Consolidated Power
&
Telephone Co
in
Vegas, Nevada, and vicinity.
At
Dec.
31,
45e»4fi9te? i^h l0Ca! exchange
™
matic
at
of
internal
from
Co.-was
dial
,7;
125 Las
ThJ
J** company
Vegas
s
areas
1959
the
(eight central office
°f ,wh.ich, approximately 97%
principal
executive offices
Boulevard South, Las
Vegas, Nevada
After
9.34%
of
1952,
comnanv
units)
with
were autoare
located
new
offices
was
incorporated in Florida
business, however, until April
commence
next
Fla.
few
offices.—V.
The
Lake
company
months,
191, p.
second
a
office
in
on
l
the
Lakeland,
Fla
then
company
Palatka,
all
partnership)
then doing business in Tampa.
was
the company opened
the
Haven,
Gainesville,
the
not
all
offices.
Co.
it
Fla., which
April
Progressively
Winter
did
time
Loan
to
V
working capital in
and
opened offices in Orlando, DeLand
City, Leesburg, Tarpon Springs, and
plans to open additional offices within
holds
now
appropriate
licenses
for
these
1817.
of
Pa.,
a
The
company,
of
debetures
April
Akron,
net
during
the
1,
of
of
of
at
increase
an
quarter
of
As
28
time
and
will
be
due
principal
31,
and
of
period.
37'At
class
This
loans
is
This
receivable
for
done
the
Canada.
191,
have
we
used
the
constitute
now
consolidated
State
Loan
&
1923.
p.
with
company,
a
offices
at
200
Henry
registration statement with the SEC
Street,
on
May
Stamford,
10,
1960,
Conn.,
covering
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public
the holders thereof through Amos Treat & Co., Inc. The offer¬
ing will be made on a best efforts, all or none
basis; and the selling
commission is to be 65c
per share.
The president of the underwriter
also has acquired from the
selling stockholders an additional 10,000
at
10,000
$1
shares
share.
per
of
The underwriter has agreed to reserve
up to
offering for sale to company employees at $5.37>/2
this
share.
company was organized
the
purpose
of
for
under
acquiring
in
April
Inc.,
1951
and
company
Connecticut
a
by
a
the
of
of
principal
associates
law
the
corporation.
present
group
president
Delaware
100%
latter
stockholders
under
March
on
31, 1960,
stock
of
outstanding
The
treasurer,
and
of
which
Lawrence
Reiss
the
Lewison,
of
of
shares,
138,362
in
by any lien but will be
subject
to
the
subordination
the
of
paying
Alfred
B.
510,000
Bernard,
shares
two propose to sell
92,392 shares each, and Reiss
Three other stockholders will sell
3,030 shares each,
each.
—V
1960—Month—1959
8 lir'p " 1265*
agent
1960—2 Mos —1959
$1,414,856 $1,459,348 $2,413,417 $2,514,296
together
the
six
three
Net
times
per
on
the
The
12
2,088,521
to
into Stylon
declaring
June
a
15
to
for
in
earned
cents
on
on
sales
31,
the
i960,
the
three
first
2,147,584
shares last
year.
and
April 29,
continued
second
March
their
months
quarter
shares,
These
earnings
figures have
of
earnings.
Earnings
Redondo
with
been
Tile
two
adjusted
Co,
terest
25
cents
on
annual
.
accrued
interest
policv
bv
share, payable
191, p. 1672.
per
Sugrarloaf Mountain Corp., Kingfield,
Me.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
on
April
28
SEC covering 10,849 shares of
filed
a
common
letter
stock
P^re, for subscription by stockholders.
The
of
to
"
offered
with
at
par
the
184,
date:
1971—101.00%
■
1975—100.00
'
1972—100.50
1973—100.00
.
at
on
will
least
described
bank
a
is
subject
are
also
be redeemable at
100%
plus accrued in¬
days' notice through the operation of the sinking
10
below.
FUND—On
before March 15 in each
year
after the
mortgage loan from a bank
has
been
reduced
to
(which shall under the terms of that loan be not later
than
March
31,
1963), the company will pay to the Trustee, as
mandatory sinking fund payment, a sum which is the
greater of $75,000
or
15%
of
the company's net
earnings after provision for Federal
income taxes and required
principal payments during said fiscal year
on
any debt having a maturity in excess of one
year after the date
of
or
the
or
less
debt
was
the
on
Incurred,
next
which
succeeding
amount
thereof.
amount
April
The
shall
of
1
be
for
used
debentures
company
at
the
redemp¬
100%
satisfy
'
of
the
sinking
obligation by delivering debentures to be credited
against such
obligation or by a credit for debentures
previously acquired or re¬
fund
deemed
but
principal
not
theretofore
amount
applied
as
may
credit,
a
all
at
thereof.
any
100%
of
the
PROCEEDS—After
deducting expenses of this offeri*g and related
financing (estimated at $58,600), and after
payment in full of present
creditors
(approximately $725,000 to general creditors, principally
suppliers, and $615,000 on principal and
interest of a mortgage loan
from a bank)
and legal, administrative and other
costs
incident to
I,6,™
Proceedings (approximately
$130,000) totalling approximately
$1,470,000, the remaining net proceeds of
ing to approximately $1,646,000,
from
ana
the
sale
working
of
its
capital
manufacturing
the
above
amount¬
program,
assuming the company realizes $500,000
rubber machinery, will be added to the com¬
to
and
finance
other
costs.
inventories,
The
receivable
accounts
company
expects
its
average
?g uCa *J'o1 re()uirement8 for these items
oo^e ?636'450 and durln8 1961 $699,376,
during the remainder of
J? coo
with a seasonal peak of
$1,623,325 in October 1961. While the
company
does not presently
pl^n or expect to. , incur any short-term indebtedness, • H- may * do so
during periods of peak
working capital requirements. The company
believes
for
the
net
proceeds
of
its
financing
planned
to
be adequate
foregoing does not take
royalty income over the
program
operations through 1961. The
consideration any possible
increase in
1959 level of such income.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
TO
°J' subordinated debentures
16
Jo
subordinated
1975_
1,000,000
1,000,000
400,000 shs.
by
first
a
mortgage
400,000 shs.
land and
insurance policies
is payable in five
f
each beginning Dec. 31, 1961, an
»
31, 1963, and thereafter in equal
,In,stallments to March 31, 1967. In addition the company
make annual prepayments equal to 50% of its net in-
comPany and by the assignment
iif
w
/
company,
the
upon
of
and
^
I
locrt
ana
$750,000
1,000,000
'
par)
secured
nncrfirii f ? uan °fficfr of the
indaiimLi
$37,500
nnifSf
°! ,F2'5°0 on March
net
Outstanding
1,000,000
——
shares
FINANCING
$750,000
promissory notes due
1976",
(no
TCommon
due
PRESENT
Authorized
,
mortgage note payable to bank
«^.d ln the note) in
and 1962. The note
assets of
nnrrilf
current
at
contains
other
customary
of
excess
requires
least $900,000
$100,000 for the years
that the company have
each
on
restrictive
Dec.
after
31
date
its
provisions.
Unrf
ana
one
p.
ln
ti!
^a®_„ange
12 In the principal amount of $75,000 each
Ufe serlally from APr11 L 1964, through April 1, 1975,
the
amount
/
of
$100,000
will
mature
Artlcles of Incorporation
26' 196°- the authorizea capital stock
fr0m 4,000 no par common shares to
April
which
1,
1976.
became
of the company
r
400,000
no
par
8S| and 2°0.000 of the new shares were- issuea to present
^r the 3,153 old shares. The statea capital
S the new shares Is
fh?°i»irsvn exc,hange
of
which
£me,nd«d
10
cents
per
share.
($10
No underwriting 18
proceeds are to be used for
working capital.—V.
;
redemption
1970—101.50
u
notification
be
the
1974—100.00
SINKING
*
"
to
1966—103.50% 1
,
J%eSJn?0te* consist, of
dividend
May 25.—V.
debentures.
1969—102.00
balance
which
I960.
record
the
1967—103.00
debentures
than
more
1959
compared
quarterly dividend of eV4 cents
stockholders of
was
of
for
thereof.
1968—102.50
The
n! fh.
ceramic
Stylon reported net
the first quarter of
from $2,427,199 in
$263,473
include
directors
ended
up 25%
of
$43,119
were
forma
merged
on
income
share
cents
pre
months
°l $3'045'312'
1959.
registered debentures
multiples
debentures
with
be
Sty Ion Corp.—Record Net-
For
;
of
and
long as the company's 6%
mortgage note to
outstanding, redemptions at the option of the
company
to the consent of
the holder of such note.
'
b%
Joseph Mass, President, of Stylon
Corp., manufacturers of
tile, announced on May 11 record first
quarter sales and
form
$100
1965—104.00
140,216
Sterchi Brothers Stores Inc.—Sales Off—
Period End. April 30—
1,
and
;
issuable
the
be
1,
The
as
pany s
Burton
be
denominations
of
April
secured
company,
Indenture.
will
For
Delaware
the
direction
vice-president,
latter
the
as
Bank
maximum
Indenture is $1,-
the
under
dated
Oct.
1964—104.50
net
has outstanding
now
214,186
owns
be
and
1963—105.00
and
According to the prospectus, the company
stock,
not
be
from
1962—105.50
organized
was
board
chairman, to develop and
manufacture
equipment for commercial and military
systems
and test applications,
Its work is presently divided
evenly between
its engineering and production
operations; and the products include
pocket
size
analyzers and computer type
equipment necessary for
high speed data transmission systems.
of
will
to
National
interest
redeemed.
sooner
issued
be
may
First
bear
title, payable April 1
unless
the
of
1961—106.00%
tion
175,000
shares
their
and
years
indicated,
principal
sale by
per
in
Indenture
an
will
will be redeemable at
any time at
option of the company as a whole or in part on at least 30
days'
notice, at the following redemption prices (expressed in
percentages
of principal amount) for the 12 months
ending April 1 of the
such
Stelma, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
company
1975
1,
coupons in
Trustee
will
$430,000
,
making comparisons with 1959
figures of the three companies that
Corp.—V.
The
fund
business
of
debentures
and
A
number
ago.
of
The
without
compares
$153,282,803.
total
the
provisions
cents
1960 the company was operating 414 offices located
in
April
obligations
requirements
to
1959.
year
In
Finance
in
volume
over
-
under
the
debentures
amount which
The debentures
000,000.
the
purchased amounted to $57,130,279 which
$3,792,071
1959.
Issued
The
1960, at the rate shown
outstanding
stock
equal
shares
this
over
one
times
the 3,791,267 average
totalled
1960
9.59%
or
same
made
31,
$1,410,163
13
are
dividend
are
of
number
during
outstanding
March
the
of
of
March
states
stocks
be
between
REDEMPTION—The
of
income
preferred
earnings
average
$13,408,719
$139,874,084
of
net
earnings
preferred
for
outstanding
on
Volume of loans
the
cents per share on
common
receivable
increase
an
stock
classes
quarter
will
1960
Trustee.
as
the
period ended March 31,
1960
for Federal and state income
These
common
at 100, plus accrued interest on the
debentures
April 1, 1960 to date of delivery, without benefit
selling group.
V
■
,
over
1959.
all
iirst
3,841,723
common
Loans
for
sell approximately
$2,000,000 of additional first
mortgage
delivery about the end of 1960.
The
expenditures will continue
liabilities
In
It
older
of
Finance &
interest
'j
y
acquired all of the assets and assumed
of its predecessor, Sun Finance & Loan
Co., (a
of Tampa,
'
-
Up—
operated
providing
of
quarter
earnings of 34'/2
obtained
company
Ster
development
con¬
funds
money
Such
or
first
the
on
shares
1960,
approxi¬
to
other
and
program.
loans or
after
providing
construction
the
of
and
earnings
SPS
months
three
increase
an
for
and
incurred
company's
application
preferred
retained
the
$1,541,842
is
requirements
program.
program.
the
which
additional
as
.
bank
financing
are
1951.
at
from
Corp.—Net Up—News—
period.
convertible
construction
be
which
have
2,
1952
used
principal and
\JJy
principal amount of debentures and 10 shares of
average.
firm's
the
while
Finance
amounting to $108,446,
shares
new
retire
outstanding
estimated
date
loans
loans
that
dividend
shares.
the
of
stated,
for
and
.
Nevada.
after expenses, will be used to
part the company's continuing
aggregate
was
of
for
to
This
taxes.
The
REGISTRAR—Bank
to
no
June
to
as
company.
stock
telecommunications
cumulative
are,
Nevada,
Nevada.
have
fully
v
.
Bank
6%
stoek
will
.
stock
1982.
'
'■
p.
Jenkintown,
this
of
•
amounted
Reiss,
the
he
said
State Loan &
payment.
of
basis,
same
STELMA,
.
Co.—Sales
last year's
of
The
stock
further
be
BUSINESS—Sun
general
.
preferred
any
PRE-EMPTIVE RIGHTS—Holders
pre-emptive rights.
190,
unsettled
business conditions of the first quarter at a high sales level, margins
were affected by rapid changes in customers' requirements and higher
costs.—190, p. 1342.
parity or junior stock may be made unless all dividends
on the preferred stock for the
current and all past quarterly dividend
periods have been paid or have been declared and funds set side for
for
or
ahead
5%
Hallowell
Mr.
filed
adjustment
holders
convertible
stock,
the
to
each
PROVISIONS—No
of
beginning with the
No
of
preferred
through
par,
to
as
transactions,
interests
FUND
for
*
notification
stock
certain
to
6%
business.
for
made
preferred
prices and
at
and
Steel
President
Jr.,
earnings.
demption date.
The
conversion
rights" also terminate in case of
any dissolution,
liquidation or winding up of the company, whether
voluntary or involuntary, or any sale for cash of all or substantially
all
above.—V.
earnings declined by
approximately 20% with cash earnings—net earnings plus depreciation
and amortization—down about
10%.
SPS does not publish quarterly
in
*
terminate
next
America
that net sales for the company in the first quarter of
11
about
the
On
common
;
of
above.
Corp.
of
Hallowell,
were
shares
on
the
on
conversion.
any
holders
dividends
to
Corp.
May
on
same
respect
connection with
rights
Servo
1960
is
•
-
with
of* convertible
made in
conversion
convertible
corporation.
adjustment
or
Chemical
case
succeeding
reduced
involving
company
of
common
lesser
a
and
protection
reclassification
of
shares
otherwise, be subdivided into
or
proportionately
made
price in effect
provision being
outstanding shares of
be
or
the conversion
detailed
additional
of
of
by reclassification
shares
than
issue,
of
in
the
of
Sun Rubber Co.—Securities Offered—McDonald &
Co.
May 4 publicly offered $1,000,000 of Sun Rubber Co.
6%
subordinated debentures, due April
1, 1975, and
100,000 shares of common stock (no par) in units of $100
i
•
Standard Pressed
company shall at any time or1 from time to time issue additional
shares of the common
stock without consideration or for a consid¬
eration
Allied
Thomas
the
prior
1368.
5.44%
of
$19,618
after
or
5,000
—
I'■
share
May
price of
a
on
Co
Sperry Products, Inc.—Sells Rail Radio Line—
or
price
of
conversion prior
of
5,000
Specialty Resins Co.—To Be Acquired—
of
to
the
191, p.
See
common
each
to
case
stock
common
1.25
for
(equivalent
&
5.000.
-
Co.___w—
and
subordinated
are
on
1965,
each
1,
for
the
of
stock
&
Schwabacher
—V.
15,000
Co
&
&
Hill
debentures
PROCEEDS—To
4,000
Co.—
Richards & Co
4,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, >
Inc. ——3,000
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
3,000
Elworthy & Co._;
3,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
3,000
Weedon & Co._
Ryons
Eichler
Bateman,
15,000
con¬
protect the conversion rights of each serle^ <#" con¬
preferred stock against dilution, provision is made for reduc¬
vertible
Securities
Crowell,
Lester,
Shares
*
35,000
Co.
Co., Inc.—
Eastman Dillon, Union
convertible,
are
shares
common
&
&
The
other indebtedness
and subject to
terms of
the
Shares
Blyth
share
per
stock
common
price
a
1968.
order
tion
1968;
of
of
of
case
convertible
per
on
of
share
of
stock
common
stock
in
of
preferred
of
preferred
thereof,
shares
1.4
shares
1.3
convertible
common
price
convertible preferred stock
holders
of
convertible
$18.213/7
for each
a
to
conversion
of
case
to
share
0.95
(equivalent
for
stock
the
in
Witter
Dean
See
the
of
the
5.44%
in
stock
stock
common
preferred stock (equivalent to a price
of common stock)
in case of conversion on
share
option
on
and
of
stock
conversion
of
case
shares
under restricted
issuance
for
the conditions
underwriting
agreement each underwriter
named
below has severally agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed
to sell, at $26.25 per share the number of shares of new convertible
preferred stock set forth below opposite the name of such underwriter:
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
1970,
shares
the
at
stock)
common
(equivalent
1970;
1,
per
May
stock
convertible preferred stock
holders thereof, into shares of
reserved
and, based upon current conversion rates, 71,873
and
105,000 shares reserved for issuance upon conversion, of the 5.44 Jo
and 5.48%
convertible preferred stocks, respectively.
new
1.05
convertible
new
$27.63 3/19
in
of
of
preferred
common
share
of
The
of
one
before
after
the
of
basis
convertible
new
preferred
1965;
common
but
the
on
share
per
1,
vertible
of
shares
convertible, at the option of the
common
shares
35,000
plan
option
263.
in-
W,y8i!1588*~T^e
rubber
nara
parts
comPany'8 original proaucts
for
radio
work.
In
1924-1925
in
1923
soft
were
rubber
Continued
on
molded
products
page
55
Number 5951
191
Volume
The Commercial
...
Name
of Company
Economy" Baler
Ecuadorian
grouped m two separate
are
Edison
first we indicate all the dividends annnnced during the current week. Then we follow with
cpcond table in which we show the payments previ¬
In the
hies
i
o
El
«ovment date.
~
*
Common
When
dividend
each
,
oj Company -7' J
Name
^,7 '
--
■
_
62 Vac
$4.12
4>I%
preferred (quar.)_™
Co. (quar.)—
Chicle, Co. (q«ar.)
Electric Securities Corp.— '
partic. preference (s-a) —___
1
3oc
™-
30c
,
_
6-30
i5c
■.
(Battle
Federal
6-15
6-10
11-18
6-
1
$7»/aC
7-11
5c
5-16
25c
5-23
25c
7-1
5t
Fisher
Food
1
5-20
1
6-
1
5-20
tll3/4C
6-15
2oc;
6-
64c
7-5
6-
5-
National
1
v'.'";
'f.',3
55c
7-20
$3
6-1
5-18
6-
1
5-14
5-24
5-10
Griesedieck
Grolier,
Gulf
Inc.
6-13
66-
6-15
81%c
6-29
$4.40
1
6-
7-
1
25c
> 6-15
> 5-27
6-15
5-27
75c
6-15
5-27
% 20C
1
»
1
6-16
8-
>7-15
1
6-10:
5-20
,
"
5-20
5-31"
,,
the
increase
quarterly
•
intention
their
announced
Directors
from'- 28%c,to .El'Ac possibly,
at the next meeting.
^ ;
- >
Canada Flooring Co; Ltd,, class A (quar.) — V
Canada Safeway,; Ltd;, 4.40% J pfd.,/ (quar.) 7
Canada; Vinegars, Ltd.
(quar.)——-.
Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd., common,(quar.)
payments
-
'V';V 4%
,
425c
6-1
5-16
t$1.10
.
6-30
6-
Catelli
Plywood
Cprp., (quar.).—--—--—Products, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)—
Food
6-1
6-1
5-20
6-30
6-15
25c;?
.
6-10
5-20
.
5-17
5-17 *
593/»C
:______7
25c
,_:7>
_
6-13
40c
,
6-30
6-1;
5-21
6-
1
1
6-17
8-
1
7-15
6-15
5-31
6-13
12-19
11-25
6-15
5-19
6-15
5-19
6-15
5-19
15c
'
37 %c
25c
...
50c
$1.25
—_—
25c
(quar.)_
-
':,i
:
.$1.05
.
$1.10
1—
Broadcasting
Homestake
5-10
''
6-29
6-
1
$1.27
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
6-
.■
Class B
Crum
&
on
6-
5-19
lk
5c
,7-1
6-10
5-27
25c'
6-10
5-20
22 y2c
6-15
Forster
6c
6-15
6-
5-16
4%
Mines
Stock
(L.
..
r'
1
7-15
8-1
10c
7-15
8-
.
IOC
Co.,.
'
>
40C
■
25c
i
%
K.
6-3
5-27
6-10
d.75%j. preferred
A
6-
6-20
1 >
6-
■
6-15
5-11
6-. 1
•:
6-
1
61.25 conv.
D
of
1
5-16
93 %c
6-
1
97%c
6-
1
w-~
America
preferred
rfa°nw Chemical
ictaphone Corp.,
■
,
■
5-20
50C
Arts
.
.
'
.
..7-15-
■
«
1
5-16
6-30
6-i5
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
; H5c
8-
1
7-15
t3.iy*c''
—1^..
8-
1
7-15
e-ir
15c!
Drug Co., Inc.—
•
dividend 4.——
__1
—
Dv^eal,common
tt
51
-
" initial
preferred
Gas
Investment Trust,
'/
<
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)—' "
(quar;)—
10c
Co..
6-
1
34%C
$1.18%
?
*
ii 67
16C
(quar.)—-—
<7
Copper
H.)
1
7-30
1
J
St.
6-
6-30
2
1
7-
30c
6-30
6-15
6-16
A
5-16
.?
6-15
25c
6-15
5-18
6-15
5-18
5-20
40c
5-25
5-10
75c
.7-22
>6-24
1
$2.25;
6-15
5-18
—_
12V2c
7-1
,6-10
——-
59%c
8-
1
,V $1.12%
8-
1:
(a»a)
-
—
7-13
7-13
■
Ltd.—
$0,043
;
7-22
7-11
20c
(interim)
6-10
6-
1
6-15
6-
3
13c
7-15
6-
3
60c
6-10
5-20
6-
1
5-16
8-
3
(quar.)
Mines,
Ltd.
(interim)
...
,,v
(quar,)-——.
Co.
preference
Fire
.
(quar.)
t25c
—
(final)-——____
7%%
(stock dividend)—_—
Insurance (quar.)
16%%
Co.
5-23
75c
6-13
Sick's
Sinclair
5-20
6-30
$1.25
•
6-15
>6-30
6-15
7-15
;
6-15
50c
~
6-
v
7-
6-15
1
6-10
7-1
1
6-10
6-15
6-14
6-
6-
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
.
6-
6 :
10c
7-
8
6-
6-
30C
6-15
5-20
■1-17 %c
6-15
5-20
>
"
25c
6-29
6-10
6-
"*
:
Pressed
1
6-10
1
6
B
(s-a)
—
,
6-
i$l,12Vi
30c
:
5-18
6-
6-
6-15
r
35c
$1.50
35c
6-13
Medford Corp.
•
5-24
6- 3
;
5-23
45c
6-12
5-20
22yac
6-10
5-27
*
Transmission Co.—
5-16'
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
;
5-19
5-19
t
6-
1
5-19
25C
6-
1
5-19
;
25c
7-
1
,
$1.62
7-
1
;
6-
*
3
6-3
7-
1
6-15
25c
6-
6
5-20
94c
6-20
50c
;
6-6.
6-
3
5-23'
5c
6-
1
5-16
5c
6-
1"
50c.
>
70c
6-10
5-27!:
6-20'
1-1
i2y2c \
use
6-29
130c
.
5-16
5-27
6-10
8c
J.
6-15
7-15
-140c
'
130c
'.
6-30
6-30
7-15,
>
5-20
6-10
15c
7-
>
-
1*
6-i5"
5-18
6-, 1
45c
6-
6-15
5-25
2%-
5-31
5-16
35c
>6-15
v.-
1
5-12
125c
6 y4 c
.
,
*
5-20
6-16
—i———-
Transmission Corp., com. (quar.)
5.40%
preferred (quar.)
,4.96%
preferred (quar.)——
5V4% preferred (quar.)_————
Texas Gas
-
.
three-for-one split -
of the common shares-—
;
5-20
6-10
Tennessee Gas
CStockholders approved-a
3
•
(quar.)___
1
28%c
FueLSupply
Supercrete,,Ltd.-(stock dividend)———-
5-18
1
5-16
6-
5?JL8
6-1
HOC
5-31
1
12%c-
•
5-20
3
5-5
6-
•
5-20
6-15'
5-31
(r 30c < A ■,6-t.T if.
"
45c
6-15
6-27
30c
(quar.)—_—-
——
6-1
15c
Stedman Bros.,
6-10
6-
Steel Co.
1
9
5-16
.
6c
>
(quar.)_j—
Ltd. (qua"r.)—_—___——
Sterling Drug, Inc. (quar.)—_
———
' Stuart (D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Stylon Corp. (quar.
--State
7-
———,
(quar.)_.
of Kentucky (quar.)—.
B
Inc.—'————————
fetructural Steel,-Ltd. (quar.)——
Stanfields,. Ltd., class A (s-a)—————_
5-19
5-20
7-
6-13
50c
;
(accum.)———
Oil Co.
Class
c;
6-28
•> 6-
40c
—i_—
Standard
——-
10c
8-
:•
50c
Standard. Properties,
1
6-13
8-15
Inc.—
Standard
:
■
6-24*
>>:
6c
(quar.
Corp.
Standard
6-17
20c
; 30c
5%
(A. E.)
Class
V
5-13
$$1.37%
5-18
5-31
,10c
Standard Milling
6
5-28
3
6-17
Quarterly —__—_——~—1
Co.J, class A (quar.)_———,
5-20
15c
Gas
1
1Qc
Mfg. Co., common (quar.) —
$3.75 preference (quar.)—
Standard Accident Insurance Co. (Deti'oit)—-
5-16
IOC
59 3,8
$1.12
Co._„—.—____—
$2 to $5 prior preferred
Staley
1
7y2c
.
6-1
$1.25
6%
%"•
.
—
6-15
.
preferred (quar.) 4:—ni--_i—
53/4% preferred (quar.)_——_4——r
$1 preferred
(quar;)™:*——-———
Springfield Fire & Marine
Insurance Co,;
"
(Mass.), common (quar.)—_———
$6.50 preferred (quar.)————
—-
>: 5-31
2%
Oil
(quar.)——
: Stahl-Meyer,
6-10
7-
35c
4.75%
5-23
25c
12 %c
> 5-25
25c
—-_
2
;;
(quar.)—_—
(Calif.), com. (quar.).
$1.20 convertible prior preferred (quar.)—
Southwestern Investment Co., com.
(quar.)
1
1
'
20c
."V '
7-
in July)____———————-
Venezuelan
% Southwest
5-23
6-15
;
$1
$1.12 y2
•
6-
30c
6-30
6-10
35c
>
5-12
6-15
-1%
Spring Bed Co. (quar.)—
—
Southern States Cooperative, Inc——_
%
-
5-12
1
Southern
6-30
7-15
7
113%c
77-
5-25
1
6-
(quar.)———:.——
Rainier Brewing Co.
Skil Corp.
5-20
6-10 7
$1,25
7>. 115c
8
6-
Shoe Corp.
5-23
6-10
.
55c
?
6-
131 y4c
—_——
preferred (quar.)——"———
A preferred (quar.)—
—_/'
6-12
6-13
6-20
125c
class
stockholders
8
5-27
'■
12 %c
—
;>■; Shattuck
5-23
:^/,7- 1
30c
>
7-11
,
SI
7
6-10
5c
———
(Frank G.) Co. (quar.)—
of America (quar.)„__———
Shop Rite Food (quar.)_i__———:—_———
/Shop & Save, Ltd. (s-a)———
Stock, dividend • (subject to
approval of
7-
7-15
25c
(stock dividend)
common
6-30
.7- 3
32 y2c
Marine
&
Roebuck
4y2%
6-13
v,?7
(quar.)„"_J
Midwest Oil Corp. (quar.)__
—
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (increased)-—-,
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas Co. (quar.)-
6
6-
6-24
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Sears,
5-24
6-27
20c
_
>7-15.
6-30
Xi
(quar.)— _—
—
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
6-10
-
28y8c
_
7-15
8-
..
$2.25
10c:
Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)—
Aviation Corp. (initial) —"
5%
1
6-10
25c
_
preferred (quar.)---^---;----™--V Manpower, Inc. (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar;)
—
; Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., com." (quar.)™-?-—
4y2% preferred (quar.)__—
■T -'5Vj% preferred (quar.——
<-■
Matson Navigation Co, (quar.)
8-
f5c
,;
—
,
r
35c
%
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
6-2
6-
HOc
(quar.)_——_____——
& Sons,- Inc. (quar.)___——
Luminator-Harrison (quar,—
Maine
'■X
Scott
5-25
*
6-30 ' '1 '6-T5
15c
class
Paul
St.
1 "-/> 5-16
6-10
.___
——-
net investment income)
Public Service, com. (quar.)__
(H.
Little, Ltd.—
Sabine Royalty Corp.
5-16
6-13
175c
(M.)
(From
7-15
$1
Rolls Royce, Ltd, ordinary
35c
^ '
8-
—
certificates
shares
Seiberling Rubber Co.,
—
Madison Fund, Inc.—
7-15
.v
(interim)
preferred (quar.)—
$1
,
(stock dividend)?
v
preferred (quar.)—
Robinson,
5-16
1
40c >; 7 6-14
;> 5c 7 5-26
25c
—
5-18
8-
HOc
'
(Dayton)
Co.
Robertson
9
V ■;> 5-16
6-30
16c
________
6-
110c
(increased)
com.
Scripto, Inc., class A (quar.)„
V
(quar.)___
(quar.)
68 %c
t5c
Ltd.,
5-31
1
<; 76fv; 6-
30c
(quar.)
5,20 i
held).
shares
150
preferred (quar.)
Roan Antelope
5-25
$1.25
Ltd.—-
—
each
;
V''.V V/;V':V
:
5-9
37 %c
(quar.)—i
Candy Shops
Co. : (quan,)^
McCormick & Company
50c
^:
(s-a
EcJnnSnnPssee Natl>ral
notnic
6-
7-30
50%
——•
Corp. of America—
conv.
11c
.
■V
a
Co., common
25c
!f;: 4% preferred (quar.)
5-16
'•>- 5-
6-29
—--r
1
r«8'Fair-Community
Stock
Secord
Lynch Corp.
5-27
81."
(quar.)
,
6-15
Loblaw, Inc.
-i > 5-13
30c ^
———-
,conv- Prcf.1 (quar.)
Donaldson Company,
(quar.).
TV.
approve
5-20
12%c
1
"
(quar.)—
6-15
split
'
American
P.
Leece-Neville
Levine's "Inc.
V
5-16
;
15c
(quar.)
common
'V 12c
-
-
i. v
Ltd.,
V.
Laura
5-16
.
i.,
31 Vic
--
-
(quar. )—
common
5-19
60c
_______
Mining & Smelting -Co^
Securities
Lowenstein
,
(quar.) _4—
preferred (quar.)
ominion Fabrics,
25c
"■%;
(s-a)__4!__^i_—
5-10;
6-30
>6-10
I V
*
•
—
41/2%
7-15
1
5-20
;
7-
5-16
Riegel Textile Corp., common
5-16
1
6-
50c
> 5-16
6-
-
■
8-
30c
4 '/2 %
5-27
60c
(quar.)
—
■v. 6- 1 •:
5c
7-15
Rhodesian Selection Trust,
5-16
35c
preferred (quar.jL—_______
Kittanning Telephone
Co. / (quar.)__
Knudsen Creamery (quar.)__
———
'
6-17
15c
(quar.4_-.__v-—%
Delaware & Bound Brook RR.
(quar.)
~
Delaware Fund,
(quarterly., of 9c from net.
investment income, plus, a. distribution- .of
'_4 .2c from'realized security profits)-^—- '
-Development, Corp.
1
•
15c
.
4% %
;
/
6-2
6-
;
preferred (quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, common
3
—A, 93 %C
Preferred B (quar.)
V
1
5-14
6-15
'
$4.50
5-25
10c
(quar.)_
4.90% .preferred
-
6-20
.
T
6-
-
•
■
Keweenaw
6-20
'
20%
—
-
o
8c
12 %c
dividend
5-25
17%c
Sutherland Paper.
;
Land Association Ltd.—
Interest Certificates ——————
Kendall Company, common (quar.)-'——i—
5-25
6-20 '
6-30
>
20c
:
_
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)—i—
-Day Mines, Inc.—
li—
Dayton Power & VTlght Co.,. com.
:
h
—
(initial)-.———
6-15
30c
12 %c: ?
A (quar.)__——
preferred B (quar;)——_
V; 5V2% preferred (quar..)__
.
(quar.)
new.
? 15C
•
5-23
Reynolds Metals Co., common
•
Machine Co. (quar.)
Jamaica Water Supply, common (quar.)—_
$5 preferred A (quar.)
—
$5 preferred B (quar.)___—.—_
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% preferred (quar.)—.
6-10
60c
;
Corp. (quar.)_
a.)
6-10
Jaeger
:
(quar.)_
Crystal Dairies
Darling
6-10
/
5-23
'
5
Cigar
Daitch
5-25
iv*;
:
7
6-30
(quar.)_
;.y Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
; Remington Arms Co., 4y2%. pfd.
5-16
7
6-
65C
-
Cdrp.
5-26
-
1
-preferred.(quar.
interstate
6-1
t$1.50
—~
(quar.)—-.
5-26
7-
=
7
6-
toe
Co.
4V2%
preferred (s-a)__
Republic Foil, Inc. (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
7-
preferred A (quar.)___—
Products (quar.)——_—~
International Paper
5-27
6-1
HOC
;
H
6-10'
40C
(quar.
1
6-15
2-for-l stock split
International Cigar Machinery (quar.)——.
International, Paints (Canada), Ltd.—
% 'V V
6% preferred (s-a )____—____—_______—
5-23
■
(quar,)i(^i2»L-£4-iiui——- *
Cunningham Drug Stores
Cyprus
_i..
6-
V
•
1
$1 .06 y4
•30c
6-
Remington Arms Co., common
6-
$1 .12 ya
Mining
Stockholders
basis.
two-for-one
a
6-15
•
6-15
(increased
General Corp.
Indiana
35c
v.'.;
;
(quar.)
6-15
25c
6- -7
6-24
(Canada)
.Reliable Insurance
6- 1
6*15
5c
6-24
Ciass^ A , (increased) —
5%
6-16
/
.
—.
(quar.)
6-15
5c
5-114
2
6-24
5c
■
,
1
1
;___
;
(Inltial-quar.)
Extra
1
6-
66-
6-
62 VaC
(quar,)_.
Packing Co.—
Reitman's
,
6-15
6-15
6-20
27c
62%C
Telephone
(One share for
9
l.V
1
(quar.).
Raytheon Co., 5%%
9
7-
6-
(quar.)_^
common
preferred
Rayette, Inc. (stock dividend)
1
6-15
6-15
v
10c,
'
•
Rath
5-13
6-
lbc
57%c
lie
approved a 3-for-2 stk.
Quarterly cash dividend——
5-19
6-1
6-15
7-15
462 y2c
_
V
Stockholders
5-19
6-20
•
Rapid-American Corp.—
,
"w-i—.«n —I;'-—
Hudson- Bay
6-15'
5-25
1
3%
preferred
In-Wax
Rap
5-19
5C
Crompton & Knowles Corp.—
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting
to be held on
May 18 on a proposal to
^
2nd
Puerto Rico
7-
v.
1st
5%
6-15
■■■*
Corp.
Pipe Line- (quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.,
5%
*:
Co. "(quar.)
Co.
(s-a)—
25c
6-
'
.
_____
(reduced)
(quar.)____,
Engineering
Basin
Polaroid
V
6-15
-
$1.25
5-19
50c
62 Vac
Continental Oil Co. (qua-r.)___.
i_
1
Copp Clark Publishing. Co.. Ltd., com. (quar.)
6%
prteferenee" %quar.
split the shares
Crossett Co., class A
6-15
6-15
$1.11
common—,
Chemical
Hood
3
6-
Commercial Metals (quar.)_____:
! —
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp. (quar.)—
"Construction Products, class A (quar.)——
Creole Petroleum
Corp.
5-31
20c
,
(quar.)——
System
5-20
1.-
6-15
6-30
dividend
Permian
'
5%
Extm' ■'
6-15
6-30
-Petersburg & Hopewell Gas
,
-
5-20
1
6-30
10c
1
5-23
12c
..
i
preference
A
6-
37%c
'
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(reduced)
-
,
5%
Columbia
6-
9C
r'r*
.
_______
preferred
(quar.)—
Color-Craft Products (quar.)___—_!
•
5-21
1.
6-
,
class
50c
6-30
6-15
6-
'VCV'W
7-
Stock
preferred (quar.).———5y2% preferred (quar.)—.
4%%' preferred (quar.)——
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
—
>
6-17
40c
'
cl. A
(accum.)
Colonial Sand & Stone, new (initial)—.
Colonial Stores Inc., common (quar.)——
v
!
Co.,
Jones
5-27
7-11
;
5-20
Hershey Chocolate Corp.- (quar.)_l—__——"
'Hills Supermarkets, Class A (initial quar,)i_
Hilton Hotels Corp., common (quar.)^_i___j.
5-27
17V2C
_______
f
6-17
.
Corp.,
(quar.)
Herff
5-20
8
3iy4C
(quar.)____
(quar.)
5-20
Class
convertible
6%
5-23
7-15
6-15.;
Galion
preferred
7%
'
Corp.—_____
preferred
•
.IV
10c
-
4%
6-
25c
,
Acceptance
;
5-17
6-13;
45c
<
4%
preferred (quar..)_——
r
$i
City Specialty Stores—
>:/,t>7;7>.7>7:
4V2% convertible .preferred, [(quar.)——
>.,, 56 Vic
Colonial
?
5-31
,
common
convertible
Hercules
5-31
.
.,
50c
A
"
5-31
...
Finance
"
5,-19
5-18
'
Products
1
Furniture Co. (quar.)
Curtis Industries,-Inc.—
Class
;
i tl2c
Champion Spark PlUg Co. (quar.)———
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)___V
—
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. ,(quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com. (quar.)
Civic
Helene
preferred
(quar.)___________________
Hawaiian
6-
'
'
'
.
Co
v.
$25c
(.-Extra 'a--—
/Central; Electric &• Gas Co.-r-4
;>
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)_____
& Wire
Haverty
5-20
50c
;
Central Steel
,
30C
tlOc
Cascades
5-16
5-20
6-
U5c
V:
7
.5% <preferred (s-a)- J_———
Carthage: Mills,j-Inc; (quar.)„______
:
:
1
,6- 1
t30c
-
.
Co., 5%
preferred
6-1
170c
'
•
V
6-10
12%c
162 %C
Paper Co., com. (quar. )___Hi.
4.50%* preferred (quar.).^.—
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)^^«__^____—___^
Hansen Mfg. Co.
(quar.)^..^_______—
1
1
6
5-25
t25c
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island (quar.)
(quar.)-.,-^^-.^.-™*---.!..-
preferred
v:
6-
'$1.
42 y2 c
/?
6-15
common--(quar. )_i-_
Co.,
;J__a
.".
10c
6-30
Hammermill
•
:
Watch
Hamilton
6-16
(quar.)__
(N. Y.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
>;>>>%
dividend
cash
./.
1
6-1
•
.
Pennsylvania
initial) IIIIII"ZIIZZI.—~—I
B
7-
T„
5-20
Brass,
Class
6
5-20
933/4c
split
a
Package Machinery Co. (quar,)_-._
Pipe Line,. Ltd.—
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
_
V/4
5-
1
__^_
co.~;. •*
tv;o-for-one
(quar.)__
approve
5-27
5c
5-27
6-16
5%
z.
to
Manuiacturing
% 5-27
> >U5c
Ltd., common__^_T—
122 y2c
5%
1st
preferred
(quar.)—
—
35c
Hall
(W. F.) Printing (quar.)—_—__—V
Hamilton Management Corp.—
;;
5c
Class A (initial)
Hahn
6
1
6-
t50c
25c
(quar.)
5-
6-
27 y2c
(quar.)
Pembina
"
(quar.)
Judd
Coast
6%
Pacific
„
.
&
1
6-15
1
t$1.25
——_____
;>'•> 40c
;.
(quar.)i._iu.^_^^w__^_^__
preferred
7-
6-10
common....
common
50c
6-15
__.
(quar.)_—
>
6-15
preferred (quar.J—^.iw.——
$5.08 preferred (quar.H,.;—,—
—V
5-13
6-23
RR.,
Extrurion
40c
$5
5-13
6-
.-.nv $1
4%
preferred (quar.)—
125c
Dredging Ltd. ,(s-a)—— .
—S
V
30c
Corp. (quar.)
—-—
(Stock, dividend)
3
1
-
Ohio
6-
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
$4.44 preferred
6-1-7
6-
Inc.,
California Packing Co.
1
6-
74 %c
Corp.
(initial )__
6-15
Tyrone Corp. (quar,)_____
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 participating preferred
(accum.)_
Overnite Transportation Co. (quar,
7-
:>
common
6-15
6-15
10c
35c
.,
Oliver
$1.18%
series)
(1957
$4.20 preferred
.6- 3
5-31
7-15
!!
7-
8
2%
(quar.)_^__^_--^___^i;-^;r
Utilities,
States
5-31
6-15
1
(quar.)_____
Pennsylvania RR.
North River insurance Co.
1
6-30
-
Co.
North
6-3
(111.)—
(quar.)
&
6-15
8c
,
.
(quar.)
;
Stockholders
/
3
6-
•6-15
-40c
20c
Co.
Financial
preferred
Gulf
tlOc
■
>
(stock dividend)
Co
Utilities "Ltd.—
Company,
Mobile
$5
4c
Gas
convertible
5%
5-18
invest¬
net
(quar.)
preferred
5%
'
V"
6-15
5%
Towing
Western
Great
1
3
.
Newport Electric Corp., common
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
North
'
40c
(quar.)
Inc.
V
4
5-31
6-15
23c
-
•
(quar,)
preferred
preferred
$2.80
t72%c
.
6-
„
(J.
Common
(quar.)
Northern
•$2.50
^
—.
preference
(quar.)—,,—___—___—
Buck Creek Oil (increased-quar.)
82.90
5-20
6-15
Baltimor-e—
(quar.
& Co. (quar.)
Great
5-31
.
,
J.) Company (quar.)___—
Newfoundland Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
V
(quar.)__i.____i._^.__^
R.)
6-
Stocks__.
Aluminum
Jersey
Newberry
Equipment Corp.-—»t V
preferred
preferred
(W,
6-15
,
6-15
>»
Lakes
6-25
6-15
6-30
1
New
1
6-
5-20
i
$2.98 preferred
$1.60 preferred
6-25
7-
6-15
"
6-25
7-20
7-5
:
•
25c
•
Great
6-25
7-20
7-27
at
Insurance
Grace
5-31
7-20
Co.
Markets
dividend
$4.75
;
5-27
National Steel Car "Corp.," .'Ltd. " (quar.(_i____-
5-31 >:
:6-30
Pacific
5-23
6-10
45c
9
.6-15
___.
;.
Life
6-
6-10
12'/2C
Income
1
income
ment
;;
(quar.)__
Common
•
$1.75
preferred (quar.)—.—___—____
$1.06
,preferred (quar.) —
—
$1
4% series A preferred (quar.)—
;
t$i
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd. (quar.) ___
;>
25c
Basic,
Inc.
(quar.).
$1.25
Bird & Son, Inc., 5# pfd. (quar.)
25C
Black-Clawson Co.
(quar.)_____—.........—
Boise Cascade Corp.—
>> >;77 >77 » >77 />
Stockholders approved a proposed 2-for-l
split of the common shares—__________
10c
New common .(initial quar.)
> 30c
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
$125
Brach (E, J.) & Sons (quar.)—«,r>
Bridge & Tank (Canada) Ltd.—■
-
Gold
Growth
'V
General • Precision
;
5-17
4(4%
Burton-Dixie
National
$60c
Frantz .Mfg.
5-20
7%
Bulolo
5-16
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
%> ,
preferred (quar,)*i.'
mmmiu.-
Stock
5-20
(quar.)—
——
Bangor-Hydro Electric, com. (increased)____
Bullocks,
6-22
12'/2C
•
Mortgage Association—
Governor
Franklin
5-20
1
$1.11
___
5-25
7-22
5-25
3Vi%
6-15
6-
/____
from
distributions
Quarterly
6-15
$1
America
of
6-30
20C
& 'Rcsearcn. corp.—
35c
(quar.V:
Giant
Food
5-16
■i
6-
Corp.
(initial)
National Securities
40c
V Class '"B
1
6-
(Initial) -w—-—---u—«..n .,
Avon Products Inc.
(quar.)_;
7
Axe Science & Electronics— ;
(8c from,income and 56c from cap. gains).
common
2
Casualty
National
Class ;A
6- 3
LSI $1.15
$1.12 Vu
New common
New
2
(s-a)
Creek,. Mich.)
Finance Co.
5-23
,
..
2
6-
7-
-
""15c
&
5-20
3c
6-
(quar.)
Monthly
; *
5-27
12-10
3% -.
$20c
Life
Federal
6-13
20c
6-
Corp.•
5-20
5-23
•
4 60%
L
1
6-10
15c
V
Increased '
—
—
:.
Anco
Mossberg Co.
(s-a)
AnDroved Finance (Ohio),,.(quar.)—
Associated Motion Picture Industries!(quar.)
Atlanta Gas Light, common (quar.)
T
6-
40c
_,
5-31
30c
7-
-
tl5c
5-10
—
5-31
5-20
1
6-
10c
7-
^
Fair Lanes, Inc., class A (quar.)^.
Fahionbridge Nickel Mines Ltd. (s-a)
"5-10
5-25
■,
7-
(reduced)-—
Corp.
National Standard
5-20
5-25
$1.31 y4
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co; Ltd.—
B
6-6
5-31
.7-
$i:i7%
$1.03
$1.18
5rl6
Fabrex
7-
$1.12%
$1.12ya-
(quar.)___;.
6-
(quar.)
Company
6-17
30C
Products
Food
National
I2y2c
Gas
10c
National Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
preferred (quar.)™—____
4'A% preferred (quar.)
.____
4 44% preferred (quar.)
Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd.—.
Consolidated
6-1
Essex
6-10
7-
Corp. (quar.)__!___
National Life & Accident. (Tenn.) J quar.)—
4___
1
Ltd.
Shares
"7-
(quar,
Co.
,7-15
7-29
;
60c
"
2
7-
;
American Hoist & Derrick (reduced) ___
stock dividendvi^-4-^^T-^r^-r^r-^-rr?'i.:'
Andian
Mutual
2
6-
Employers Reinsurance Corp.= (K C)
Allied Gas
■
6-
7-
Emco,
1
'
514%
7-
Co.,
,
30c
•
—
(quar.)
Supply
Fuel
Mountain
5-19
$1.34
6-
50c
American
American
6-
$1.35
f281/sc
(s-a) ___
Co., common
-
(quar.)
5-25
n
allied Finance
for
?5<?
—
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____^___.
Co.
Products
Moore
(quar.)
1!;
'
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preferred
preferred
4.70%
'
142Vac
(quar.)^
preferred
4.50%
2
stock
share
Corp,, (quar.)_H
Co.
(quar.)
class A com.
Aluminum
Missouri Pacific RR.,
1
6-
6-15
29c
-
preferred (quar.)_-.
Elizabethtown
7-
Mirro
5-25
>.
;___
7-
6-23
each share held____™__
Power & Paper Co. Ltd., com. (quar.)
for
hi! ibi
additional
one
Minute ,Maid
#€-10
V
7.-15
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Montana-Dakota
; $4.72 preferred (quar.)__.
;V $4.50 preferred (quar.)^__^______^______ V-
*5-27
common
of
«hare
Ick
"30c
6-15
IFundtri(stoXadividend)" one-fiftieth
Gatineau Power
Abacus
ADa,"
a
<
^
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of
held
15
'
6-15
V
.
proposed
a
/
.
25c
22y2c
,
approved
$5.40 preferred
$5,36 preferred
Holders
Payable
d,»7:i/2c
J
(quar.)_
(quar.)
,
Stockholders
V
Per
Share
Ltd.
Electric (quar.):
Electric Co.— >
Paso
announced, but which have not yet reached their
ously
Co.'Vdquar.-)*
Corp.,
Sault
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
13
Per
Holders
When
Per "
DIVIDENDS
nividend announcements
(2097)
and Financial Chronicle
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$1.35' v
$1.24
$1.31
ft
r
7" 1
7-
1
5-27
•'
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6-15
,6-15
6-lft
14
(2098)
When
Per
Name of Company
Thorofare
5%
Markets,
preferred
Trust
of
Co.
New
Tower
Trylon
Chemicals,
Tudor
$6
(quar.)
$1.25
1
5-27
Chain
Commercial
1
6-
District
American
Electric
Amusement
Class
B
Board
United
Elastic
Carton
&
Corp.
Insurance
United
Pacific
United
Screw
Class
U.
S.
Co.,
B
S.
5-25
5-25
6-
10c
6-30
6-6
Class
class
A
preferred
Hardware Corp.
American
Home
6-10
American
10c
7- 8
6-10
American
7-1
6-3
(quar.)
common
<quar.)__.
_—
Universal Oil Products Co.
55c
_■—__
(quar.)_
1
6-11
$2
6-11
6-30
6-15
(quar.)__;
common
Hot Springs,
Virginia
Telephone
5Vi%
6-1
5-10
6-15
6-
1
American
Meter
6-15
5-27
American
Motors
6-1
5-16
American
National
1
6-15
5-25
.1
10c
6-
5-25
American
American
$1
Telegraph
&
"
(quar.)—4
6-
4Va%
preferred
6-15
6-
6
$1.40
6-
5-
2
West
Chemical
Products,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Waco-Porter
Western
Corp.
Natural
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
Weston
6%
Inc
common
Quarterly
25c
6-
1
$1.31 te
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
$L12 te
Machine
Winter
&
Works
Hirsch,
7%
Wolverine
Wolverine
Mouldings
Woodward
Governor
6-17
$4
6-17
1
+
;
preferred
$5
preferred
F.
P.
Wrigley
5%
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
41.20
Radiator
Common
7%
25c
6-15
6- 5
iquar.)__
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5c
6-17
6-
American-St.
5%
7
preferred
7
5-24
American
Smelting
7-
2
6-20
American
6-
1
5-13
American
8-1
7-2
American
$56Vic
Steel
&
New
these
being given in
5.50%
the
.Acme
Wire
Sugar
A
20c
31 Vic
—
Refineries.
Ltd.—
:
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Akron
Brass
Class
A
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Class
(quar.)
62 Vic
6-
6
5-18
$1.12 te
6-
6
5-18
6-10
5-18
Arkansas
8-
7-22
Arinco
B
(quar.)_
8-
preferred
11-
10-22
11-
6—1
(quar.)
Class
$1.50
6-
1
1
$5
1
$1.15
,
7-
6-10
(quar.)
35c
__
$1.25
_____
1
5-27
6-10
1
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway—
.
Common
6%
25c
Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd.
Allen
(R.
C.)
Quarterly
Allentown
Allied
Cement,
class A
40c
Chemical
12 Vic
Corp.
(quar.)
45c
25c
___
30c
Stores
Corp.
Inc.
SI.02
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Co.
Co.
preferred
4te%
second
$6
Corp.,
1
America,
r_
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
6te%
Airlines,
1st
above clear all
Include
Inc.,
the
Inc.,
5%
6-
5
3
6
vestment
common
(quar.)
11
5
5-
6
British
5-
6
4%
4te%
1
6-27
5%
6-15
5-16
Broadway-Hale
5-13
Brockton
6-10
6-1
6.40%
5-16
7-
1
6-
•
1
5-
5-18
.6-1
.
9-
50c
:
4
5-
Brown
4
6-15
•
5-
5-20
5%
•
Automatic
30c
Avco
Steel
9
Products,
Fund,
class
Aztec
(quar.»_.
dividend-—
6-
S.
Oil
F.
&
Co.
Gas
(stock
(stock
;
(s-a)—.
5-
25c
6-17
5%
6-17
5-20
5-26
.5-
6
7-
1
5-18
53%%
Oil
Tools,
6-10
5-31
5-25
^31%c
6-
1
1st
Baldwin
preferred
preferred
Piano
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1
5-13
25c
6-
1
1
5-13
6-
1
5-16
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
6%
5-13
6-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50 1-13-61
6-15
Common
5-31
20c
6-15
5-31
5-20
6-15
5-20
4%
•
4%
preferred
Bank
&
37'/2C
5-20
4-26
50c
5-25
4-22
Barber-Greene
Barber
&
7-
1
6-20
Stock
8-19
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(extra)
(Stock dividend)
A.
6-20
5-20
$1
9-19
8-19
20c
6-30
net
-
above
has
35c
6-15
6-
3
m
5-16
5-
2
6-1
2%
7-
dep.
income
-
6
6-
6
5-16
5-
2
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
7-
1
6-20
1-5-61
12-31
6-
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
7-
5-11
1
6-20
6-15
6-1
7-
1
6-20
6-
1
5-16
15c
5-16
4-29
40c
6-15
25c
6-
1
5-17
$1.25
__Z
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6-
1
5-17
iC,
income
on
35c
5-27
10c
investments
6-
6-
1
5-17
Oil, Ltd.
for
lc
•
__Z;
Ordinary
free
from
Terminal
Buildings
6
5-16
California
6-
6
5-16
California
M.)
6-
1
&
5-17
30c
6-24
Co.,
5%
pfd.
pfd.
5-
6
6
(s-a)__
(quar.)
—
4-5
7-
1
5-6
6-10
6-10
8
t20c
7-29
7-
tile
6-15
5-27
25c
7-20
6-24
31c
5-16
10c
(quar.)__ZZZ._ZZZZZ
Ltd., 7%
6
5-6
6-10
15c
$1.50
Co
Terminal
Common
5-
6%%
_
(s-a)__'
Bush
California
5-
1
5-20
(final)_
Bush
6-10
1
6-1
(final)
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)_
Burrard Dry Dock,
Ltd., class A (quar.)"Z___
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)_;
Burry Biscuit. $1.25 preferred
(quar.)____
1
6-
6-
$1.05
British
&
(H.
5-13
5- 6
$1.12 te
'
Byllesby
1
1
87 tec
_Z
(Conn.)
(quar.)
ZZZZZZ_ZZZZ
Burnham Corp., common
(quar.)________
Butterfly Hosiery Co.,
9
66-
$1
_
Corp.
preferred
5-
30c
(quar„)_
(quar.)
rets,
1
35C
common
tax)
Burmah
6-
5C
3%
,5-16
6-
1 J, 20c
;
(quar.)_
(Approximately
6%
6-
1
1
been
preferred' (quar,)_.
preferred
Amer.
Burns
6
1
77-
Fund, Ltd.—
6-16
21c
RR.
Co
dividend
9-19
5-20
$1
Canada, Ltd.
Oil Corp.
6-20
37 tec
•
Equipment
Bargain City U. 8.
$3
;
(quar.)
Aroostook
Building
6-30
9-30
12-30
of
_
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis &
in¬
7-15
10-14
7
(quar.)
preferred
(quar,)—.
Bangor
6-15
„
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
7-
$1.25
(quar.)___.
Burndy
Co.—
6%
6
15c
(quar.)
preferred
.
2nd
Falls
preferred
5-13
6-
-
6
6-
30c
(quar.)
Burma Mines, Ltd.—
4-29
Inc
convertible
title
4.20%
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5%
2%
I36c
Baker
6
4%
*
i.
6
6-
1
$1.25
4.50%
10c
6
5-18
3 Va %
5-26
'
6-
1
7-
(quar.)_i_„_________.,____„
Bullocks, Inc. (quar.)
Burlington Industries,
6
l
■7-
15c
Quarterly irom
4-29
5-27
5%
;'
5-
5-
4c
-
t$l
(quar.)
preferred * (quar.
Buffalo
Porge Co.__
5-11
4-25
70c
$5
-5-18
5-20
6c
•
1
25c
_
'
_______
1
25c
(quar.j_
12 tec
income)
dividend)—
Common
net
"
Bullock
dividend)
7-
$1.62 te
Income)
5-31
1
•*
5-31
60c
3
(from
6-
10c
preferred-
(from
A
Collieries
6-17
5-16
t4c
Inc.—
nonvoting non-cumulative
Corp. (quar.)
Stock
5-20
<quar.)__
9
y* 7-
f
common
4
Ltd.
3
$1.37 te
_____
(quar.)___________
4
Mines,
Axe-Houghton
5-
preferred
Hill
6-
17 tec
.
4-
lc
Goia
5-16
2
95c
4-
Extra
•
1
7-
$1.60
changed to Brunswick Corp.)
Brunswig Drug (quar.)___
Inc.—
3
Co.—
Buck
Funds,
4c
Ayshire
4
Gas
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line (nuar.)
Budd Company, common
(quar.)
Mutual
6-
70c
preferred
A
(initial),.
Snoe Co.
(quar.u
(Corporate
6-16
5-13
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Taunton
preferred
>•
6-20
t63c
5-26
(quar.)
Development
4-29
1
25c
5%
6-30
6-
1:69c
Srunswick-Balke-Collender,
5-16
6-16
;
J$1.19
6-10
Co.
5-13
6-
(quar.)
1
5-12
"
t56c
60c
Powder
5-12
6-10
Okla.)
6-
:
6-30
6-
,
Brown & Sharpe Mfg.. (quar.)__
Bruning (Charles* Company, com.
7
5-27
7-
.
(Ralph) Co. (increased)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—
8-20
6-13
50c
^
1
6-13
2
5-16
payment of
income tax but
(quar.»_
preferred
preferred
5te %,
5-
3
J25c
Rrodie
2
4-29
2
Co.—
preferred
$3.80
^
Stores
Edison
5.60%
6-15
•
,5-13
1
5-
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
1
7-
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
6-1
66-
93 %c
:
preferred iquar.)_-,
8-
50c
(quar.)—
;
(quar.)
6-15
1
6-15
.
15C
(quar.
»6-
6- 3
25c
(quar.)_^___^____
preferred
.
4-22
4-22
(final
-
4te-%
,
3
3
7-1
5-16
56 tec
British
4preferred
5 y2 %
66-
.
50c
._.
Ltd.
4-30
v
4-22
15c
(increased)—^
7-15
Aunor
5-20
7-
Columbia
preferred
4-22
<
15c
of Depositary deduction)
Electric Co., Ltd.—
expenses
3
3
J53c
registered
free of
pence
4-29
t$l
____________
Co.
5-16
$4.50
.
K'
(quar.)_^_____*_
1-15
6-10
15c
and
less
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Business Shares
preferred
3
Co.,
Tobacco
4-30
t55c
(Tulsa,
5-20
6c
*
.
____.
10-15
4-29
American Cast Iron
Pipe Co.—
6%
(s-a)
$68%c
a
(quar.)___;
7-15
4-29
30c
Oil
v: Z
t28c
,
-
1_-
America
(quar.)
10-ib
5-25
+
(quar.)
of
1-15-61
;
1
87 tec
._
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
American Can Co.
Bearer
6-15
5-
6-
6-
•> J 6 2 tec
1
30c
(quar.)
(ordinary)
-
25c
Atomic
5-16
6-
20%
receipts
1
17 tec
(s-a)
Insurance
-
5-27
$0,176
2)
(quar.)
preferred
Brockton
Quarterly
ar¬
preferred
American
-
6-23
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
common
Conn,
of
6-27
1
stockholders
to
25c
Atlas
payment
preferred
preferred
1
5.
June
deposit
American
6-
Ltd.—
S4
Bakeries Co.
(quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber Co.—
2nd
6-
Life
(final)
6-
SI
$6
preferred
American
1
6-30
$25c
American
'
6-
$57c
„
(quar.)_
preferred
payments shown
-te%
1
Ltd.
(subject
6-
62 v2 c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
five
each
—.
Corp.
dividend
British
6-
3
for
Quarterly
.
B.
preferred
$4
rears,
and
also
due on July 1.
American
Co.
Co.
7-29
6-
held
Paper
'British-American
.
5-31
Co.—
Co.
5-10
13c
—
share
Bristol Brass Corp.
(quar.)
iBristol-Myers Co., common
3% %
preferred (quar.)
.
5-20
•
income)
6-15
35c
com.
6-
5-24
(stock dividend)
ordinary
.
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Ry.
5-13
6-15
25c
Extra
•
Co.,
4-29
6-10
10c
Quarterly
5-13
5-18
5-25
93 tec
preferred
Two
7-
"f Atlas
22 Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.)
of
Line
preferred
15c
Cement
preferred
(quar.)_.
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
America
Wholesalers
45c
.
$3.75
4%
Coast
Refining
6
investment
preferred
6-1
-i
37 tec
Line
RR.
Atlantic
37 Vic
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Aluminium,
6-10
5-25
7-20
37 Vic
'
Aluminum
Air
Line
Atlantic
5-
5-20
$1
—
—
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
Alpha-Portland
Coast
5-13
5-17
8c
_______
preferred
Charlotte
&
Atlantic
i
4-25
1
75c
—
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_____
Allis-Chalmers Mfg., common (quar.)
4.08%
preferred (quar.)
Alsco,
.Atlanta
5-27
4-25
5-16
25c
(quar.)
common
Co., Ltd.
(annual)
Bridgeport Brass, common
4y2 %• preferred
(quar.)
4-29
7-
40c
(quar.)
Ry.
5-16
25c
(initial)
Paper, Ltd.
new
6-17
$1.31 V4
Fe
"
9c
10c
(initial)—
100%
25c
(quar.)
_____
Santa
5-21
Inc.—
income)
common
•Bowes
•
(quar.)
Laboratories (quar.)_
6%
6-
5-16
(quar.)_
1
6-15
•
93 tec
r.
(quar.)__„
&
8-22
11-19
8
5te%
4-29
6-15
,
.
35c
Lines, .class A
1
1
9
Bowling Corp.
Bourjois,
Inc.
4-29
6-
-22 tec
com.
69-
11-30
20c
Corp.—
approval
4-29
1
6-
common
1
6-1
6-
$1.16%
Corp.,
20c
V.
i—
5-
shares
4-29
■-
25c
(quar.).
Atlantic
(quar.)
4%
,
.
5 '/2 %
Kid Co.
Radio
6-30
6-18
6-
Stock
4-29
1
..
$2
Truck
1
25c
(quar.)_,
(quar.i_,
Topeka
6-30
2%
partic. class A
Atchison.
Inc.—
(initial)
Allied
Allied
5-16
12 Vic
common
Allied
5-16
1
Co.—
Allied
Allied
1
6-
$30c
Machines,
_
Portland
Control
New
(quar.)
Business
6-
75c
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)__
1
4-29
1
75c
Dry-Goods
Associated
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Common
$4
pfd.
6-
5%
6-
60c
Spring Co. (quar.)___
Associated Telephone & Telegraph
6-10
6-10
7-
5-13
6-17
40c
preferred
6-15
6-15
37 tec
American
6<
$0.84003
(quar.)_
7-1
(auar.)__
5-13
.6-
59c 1
$1.08%
com.
$1.06%
—_—
f
Company
5-13
62 tec
common
5-18
6-15
Fund—
Bowater
4-20
•
(quar.)
(Del.),
_______
dividend
5-10
6-14
(quar.)__
Refining,
1
5-18
7-1
5-27
1
6-1
Associated
:
6-
.
27 tec
(quar.)
preferred
5.25%
"
Steel, common
preferred
(quar )—
&
7-
5-18
•
87 tec
5-12
6-1
75c
dividend
Associated
^
9
$25c
—
i
com,,
1
(quar.)
4-14
.6-15
50c
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
$1.50
6-17
7-
Water
A
Stock
f'w
.
5-18
7-
$1.05
,
Gas
Corp.
!
.5-18
$1.37 y2
_
(quar.)___
Western
Artesian
6-
r.6c
(quar.)
Co.
6-
Borden
5-10
1
6-
-
35c
: V
(quar.)_.
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Ashland
10-22
40c
Gas
preferred
Steel
$3.75
10-22
$1
(quar.)
6-
'
Power
Armstrong Cork Co.,
10-22
11-
Louisiana
4.65%
7-22
11-
6-22
$30c
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
$1.18%
preferred
<From
;
B
1
6-30
new
Fisheries Corp.,
One
(quar.)
—
Inc..
common
Booth
Bowater
i
(quarj^
preferred
Arkansas
•
7-22
50c
_
_
$4.35
7-22
$1
Wbod
5%
series
50c
5-16
per
(quar.X
preferred
8-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Boston
(quar.)—
preferred series A
preferred
$2.75
50c
$5.50 preferred A (quar.)—
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
pfd.
Alan
$2.40
$2.50
5-16
$1
Alabama Gas Corp., common
$6
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
4-25
4-22
preferred
preferred
4-29
.
3 te %
30c
5-29
$1.10
$2.36
1
__
6-24
(quar.)
5-31
8-
5-16
1
Co.—
6-20
1
New
1
1
(quar.)_
common
Service
6-20
6-
(quar.)
Extra
Common
5-16
_
A
'«
1
Extra
Class
1
Stock
6-
25c
pfd.
66-
35c
investment
net
Cascade
7-
30c
Ltd.,
Public
6-30
$1
V
2
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-30
15c
Boise
6-
•
partic.
^5- 7
37c
Boeing Airplane Co.
(quar.)___^
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.
(quar.)
$2.25
(quar.)
Corp..
6-
(quar.).
5-
5-24
$3
5-20
10c
:—
'
Co.,
5-19
Co.—
(quar.)
Brooks.
37 tec
Africa,
1
40c
Tobacco, 6%
Inc.
6-
(quar.)———
Inc.
Ridge Mutual Fund,
(From
6-10
5-16
(quar.)
South
5-16
50c
B
Oil
Argo
Argus
Arizona
$18c
;___
6-24
share)
Farms
10c
(quar.)
Extra
Arden
5-13
6-
Blue
34 tec
Inc. (quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co.
6-10
6-10
5-31
20c
Anthony Pools,
5-2"
10c
Extra
Class
4
5-25
2%
i_—_
—
___
preferred
7-
6-10
25c
Corp. <quar.)__—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Air Reduction, Inc. common
(quar.)
4.50%
6-10
Bell,
6-20
$1.05
(quar.)
Laughlin,
6- 3
1
was
—
Quarterly
5-12
(quar.)
25c
___
dividend)
Aeroquip
.
4
preferred
9
1
7-
$1.12'/a
——
_____
Electric
5-
7-
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
6-17
4-25
1
$1.40
Light,
Gas
1
6-
$1.75
—
—_________
(quar.)
Valley
7-
5-16
60c
(quar.)
common
20C
5-25
1
7-
6-1
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
5-31
7-
6-15
&
Power
preferred
preferred
Bros.
Bobbie
(quar.)
Inc.
Hills
&
5-10
57 tec
6.3%, amounting to about 90c
Anheuser-Busch.
Corp.,
5-18
50c
5-6
6
12 teC
(s-a)
5-16
50c
—;—
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)
Blue
5-13
1
5-31
6-
(Miami)—
common
10c
_____
Corp.
Mfg—
Supply
6-10
25c
.
Inc.
Aerojet-General
Aero
9
5c
(s-a)
Fund,
5-
5-20
30c
(quar.)
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. class A (s-a)
B
of
tax
5-27
preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Bhss
dep. rets
(final payment of 7
shillings less South African ncn-resident
<
I,'„> $30c
___
1
6-
6-
40c
Co.
Works,
of
6-10
common
Mfg.
5.60%
American
3
-
$ 15c
Process
Advisers
6-
6-10
i
5-24
1
50c
quar.)_
Corp.
To
Steel
Blackstone
2
6-24
6-
40c
(increased)-
preferred
Products
American
20c
(quar.,i__
Co.
Acushnet
Class
6-
Post
Anglo-American
5-11
6-24
10c
common
(quar.)
Industries
Acme
5-25
10c
(quar.)—
Anchor
Holders
25c
.
Inc.
When
30c
Company Corp.
4.75%
1
3iy4c
Refining
6%
preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., S4.50 preferred
Payable of Rec.
Cement,
&
(quar.)___
preferred
&
Bloch
Insurance
preferred
Limestone
4.20%
Sanitary—
(initial
Water
5-13
Black
Tobacco Co.—
American
1
1
7 tec
common
6-
1
$1.75
5%
25c
6-
Co.
(quar.)
Foundries (quar.)
Title
1
Inc.____^—
6-
Seating
20c
(quar.)_
6-
6-15
Corp.—
<Sc
1
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
6-
S3
50c
1
15c
$1
1
Ltd.—
Standard
5-20
——-
______
6-
—
Gobain
50c
_____
&
5-20
1
6-
6-15
(quar.)
1
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
•
12-12
American
66-
1
(quar.)
12-20
5-18
6-
6-
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
4 te % preferred (quar.)_
Effective' May
5th
corporate -title
changed to Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.
Billups Eastern Petroleum__
$1.25
5-20
5
5-16
6-
5-13
preferred
(quar.)
class
5-13
non-cumulative
6-13
5-
1
6-
6-15
4-29
(quar.)
5-16
15c
5-27
5%
1
6-10
6-15
—
—
5-16
6-15
1
2
15c
(quar.)
5-27
1
6-
6-10
7-
15C
iquar.i
15c
7-
6-
6-10
2
10c
15c
50c
week,
Products,
Bibb
9-12
(quar.)__
Metal
6-10
9-20
—
(quar.)
shares
&
11-30
>6-20
$1.25
Incorporated, Inc.—
Endorsed
Abrasive
12-15
preferred (quar.)
Share
Stores,
4C
non-cumulative
Company
Vending Corp.
C.
M.
Bethlehem
5%
Per
A.
9-10
5-13
preceding table.
A.
9-29
1
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
ABC
Best
6-
we
Name of
6-10
$$1.12Vi
(quar.)—
this
6-29
—
7-1
2
7-
$1.18%
'Co._^-
Hathaway,
Bessemer
8
6-10
A
(initial)
announced
6-
6-20
American
dends
6-29
$1.25
20c
2
7-
17 tec
25c
Quarterly
Below
Berkshire
(quar.)
American Thread Co..
4te%
5-31
preferred
35c
class
Woodward Iron Co., pfd. (s-a>
Wurlitzer Company (quar.i.
Zellers, Ltd.,
6-15
non-cumulative
(quar. i
7-
$35c
-
—
(quar.)
Lines,
6-10
5-17
$1.06%
;B ' 'quar.)___——
25c
(quar.)________———
President
5-16
J25C
(quar.)__.—
Bag
rMlg.
class
5%
$1.06%'
Bros.
Bemis
8-22
5-13
___
preferred
4c
(initial)—
com.
1
*
$1.25
Chemical,
special preferred
American
.
&,
5-17
6-
(quar.)—
——
Shoe Corp., common (quar.)__
S.)
1
1
(quar.)
Co.
7-1
■■
■
Potash
1
1
(quar.)——
(quar.)——
Construction
&
10-31
66-
17 tec
preferred
4y4%
v
—_________
Pipe
1
t25c
Bergstrom Paper, class A
(Gaiv., Texas)
Petrofina, class. /——
B
6-
11-23
:
common
'Benson'
6-
(increased).;
Co.,
-.Class
American
5
Ltd.,
5-20
.
1
$$1.50
_—
preferred
Insurance
■;
(A.
25c
common
6-15
60c
preferred
50c
.
(quar.)_
new
5-16
1
9-
___—
Co.,
News
5-16
(quar.)______
5-20
1
6-
6-
_________
preferred (quar.) —
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Wilson & Co., $4.25 pfd.
5-
7-
37Vic
r'
•_—.—-—-—-
4te%
Whitin
37tec
____
■;
5-20
5-20
'''''' '
>
(quar.)
Ltd.—
1
1
5-25
•
5-25
6-10
30c
(quar,}_
Insurance
1
100%
—
(quar.)
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)___
Bell & Howell Co., common (quar.)—
6-15
32 tec
A
4te%
5-12
7-
$1.12 te
____—
American
8c
V-.-'-
(1952 series)
(1955 series)
6-
6-
$1.25
—
Gas—
(George),
25c
(quar.)—
_____
(quar.)__;
8
1
.
(quar.)——
Corp.
6-
t25c
Class
6-
Beck
(quar.)
Co.
5-16
$1.25
25c
(increased)
Lumber,
Beaver
5-20
20c
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
—
Gossett
4c
4Va%
1
5-13
16 tec
—.
Illinois—J
6-24
1
66-
Corp.—
dividend
&
1
rX
WJR—The Goodwill Station,
Bell
3
6-
6-24
7-
(quar.)
Inc.
1
5c
—
Manufacturing
Stock
6-20
5-21
6-
Counselers,
Belden
4
5-31
7-
25c
—
(quar.)-____
(quar.)
Aircraft
5-
6-15
(3-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
holders Sept.
8)—
5-27
6-30
of Rec.
1
"
Foundry (quar.)_„—
Metal Climax Inc., com. (quar.) —
5-10
6-10
Inc. (quar.)
Mills, common
preferred
Beauty
5-27
50c
Machine &
American
6-10
30C
—
prior preferred
American
25c
Inc
30c
30c
(quar.)
1
15c
Voting trust ctfs. (quer.)
15c
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)—$12Vac
Viking Pump Co.
(quar.)
joe
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
_____■
$31tec
Virginia
5-10
32 tec
of
Stock
11-30
6-10
(quar.)_
A
—
Common
•
Vernon Company,
12-15
(quar.)—«
Insurance Co.
(Newark, N. J.)—
American Investment Co.
5-23
12Vic
—
___;
25c
12 tec
r—
(quar.)
Quarterly
6- 3
5-23
Beaunlt
Beech
Insulator
7-
Bearings,
3
8-31
Corp.
7- 8
.—,—-—$1.75
9
6-
5-14
(quar.)_—
(monthly)—
Products
Hospital Supply
*
5-
5%
50c
(quar.)
Distiiling
dividend
5-31
6-10
6-
7 tec
(quar.)
Inc.
B.)
6-17
9-15
Holders
1%
Cigars,
(James
6-15
6-14
t50c
Beam
(Florida)
(quar.)——
When
Payable
(quar.)
Bayuk
(Orlando,
class
A
45C
(quar,)—_—
60c
(quar.)-:
common
Co.,
Corp.,
Class
25c
——
American
6- 6
10c
,
Co.,
30c
—-
10%
Power Co.
Foreign
5* 5
50c
(quar.)—
3
5-25
(quar.)
Insurance
American
.
6-
6-15
—
Greetings
B
6-15
25C
25C
&
American
8
(quar.)__—.—
Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-5
1
Corp.
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
American
5-16
6-10
50c
—
_
(quar.)
Rubber
6-10
20c
-
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
8%
6-10
Power
Fidelity
1
62 tec
Line
American Fire & Casualty Co.
5-31
Bolt Corp.—
&
Gypsum
7%
U.
Corp.
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
Foil
S.
America
of
(quar.)
B
Class
U.
Co.
u—;
5-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
25c
(s-a)
A
;
United
A
J25c
12oc
class
(s-a)
United
Class
Ltd.,
Co.,
Enka
American
5-13
8-
25c
(quar.)
Barge
Per
Bathurst Power & Paper, Ltd.-—
6-10
3 7 Vac
Telegraph
American
Stock
United
&
1
(quar.)_
com.
Cabie
American
American
$3
(accumutetive)
Corp.,
(quar.)_
American
Unit Inc.—
City
preferred
Cement
preferred
7-
<
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
American
6-10
6-16
5-16
5-13
5-13
6-
15c
(quar.)
6-10
7-
Corp., class A common—
Inc. (initial quar.)-—5c
Company
1
7- 1
7- 1
5-26
25c
31 tec
10c
8c
...
——
Jersey
Acceptance
Tuboscope
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
35c
t$3.50
31 tec
5-
9
4-29
4-15
6-
1
5-16
7-30
6-30
6-
JL
5-16
1
Electric Power—
(increased
Ink
quar.)____
Interstate
Telephone
5-
5
(quar.)___;.
21c
6-
25c
(quar.)
6-15
5-27
17tec
5-16
5-2
Number 5951
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
lifm.nia-Pacific Utilities,
„
%'opreferred
Payable
22 Vic
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
Collins
27c
6-15
6-
Colonial Corp.
6-15
6-
1
5-16
4-22
30c
5-30
4-29
4-29
J15c
5-16
4-29
Colorado
5-16
Milling
4-29
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
$37 Vic
6-15
5-31
$50c
6-15
5-13
$29i/4C
6-15
5-13
$31 '/4c
preferred (quar.),
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
5</e
preference (quar.)
——-Canadian Breweries Ltd. (quar.
Canadian Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)_—
4W/c
7-4
6-1
$40c
7-
2
$18%c
7-
2
.v.- '
$17 Vic
——
from net
preferred -(quar.
5%
'j.--
-
/
1
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7-
2
6-
2
7-
2
6-
2
7-
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4.20%
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5-
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Central
Centr-> rf Geor?ia
5-
9
Ry.
Common
5c
5-31
I
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I
■
'/
■/ 1.' '
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4%
•
4.50%
Central
Central
1
5-9
11%C
7-
1
6-11
$1.75
7-
1
6-11
6-
.--35c
.
preferred
5%
Chance
(A.
B.)
$10c
6-15
.
;
12-21
25C
12-21
12-
9-
(quar.)
-r
*
12-
12-21
5-31
27 Vic
7-1
7-
>$1.19-^
:3%
20c. 4
preterred
7-
3
7-
1
7-
30c
$i.i2i/2
1,
6- 1
,
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7-
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1
7
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(quar.)_L
5-13
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6-
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6-
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6-30
-
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5- 6
6-
1
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1
7-
7
7%
6-17
6-
3
8-
,
,
ca-Cola
7-
7-21
10-20
12-15
'
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Cuban
•
Cuneo
11-25
/ 6-
2
6-15
6-15
5-27
1
25c
'
6-
•
5-27
5-19
6t14
-
9-
1
6-
$1.25
6
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60c
10c
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8-15
7-
6-
6
5-
-
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T.
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r
Deerfield
•;
6-1
i
1
6-
5-10
5-10
6-29
6-15
:
-5c
,
6-
3
7-
1
'
..
25c
'
6-
6
1
6-
1
5-10
"5-27
4.36%-
5-13
5.60%
1
6-
1
5-10
(Atlanta, Ga.)
10%,/
1
5-23
'
63c
7-
7-
<
'
6-
5-10
1
5-
6-2
6-
1
5-17
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
to $3.50
$2.50
to $3,50
$13.25
$7c
7-
1
6rl4
Desilu
6-
9
5-18
>
Detroit
——-————-■
<
.
7-
1
6-15
9-29
9-15
5-20
5-10
6-
1
5-20
6-
I'
5c
5-12
6-
5-12
$1.37Va
$1.41 Vi
6-
5-12
6-
5-13
$1.42
$1.60
.
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6—r 3
75c
15C
7-
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7-
1
6-
7-
6/
6-
7
.
r
10-
6
9-
12-30
12-
,
5-31
5%
preferred
5-31
5-14
50c
6-15
6-
93 %c
$1
50c
50c
7-15
7-
3
5
5
6-15
1
6-
3
5-16
5-
6
77-
6-
1
5-13
$0,006 V*
6-
1
5-13
12c
$1
1957 series
(quar.)
Brewing
-
„
preferred (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
5-
7-
Traders Life Insurance
(quar.)
————
5-
2
5-31
5-
2
6-1
5-16
7-12
5-20
25c
46V/4C
$1.09
quar.)_i..
——
$1.03
50c
1%
87V2C
(quar.)—22V2C
*.
20c
—__
$1.12J/2
—
'■»/ 30c
25c
.
50c
35c
5-15
6-
1
7-
1
6-20
1
6-15
6-
6-1
5-16
6-1
5-16
6-10
5-20
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-,6
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-16
5-10
4-20
6-10
5-31
6-15
6-
3
5-28
5-13
5-28
5-13
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
6-15
5-19
1
5-> 9
40c
6-30
6-16
30c
7r
1
6-16
"
;
.
25c
Co. (Syra-
-
(quar,)——
—----Mfg. Co., $1.37% pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)__L—
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)
Fedders
5-26
30c
6-
1
5-
4
.'■
Federal
Insurance
Co.
$3
34Vic
(quar.)
—
^Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Federal
——_——
Sign
&
Signal
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
Class
B
common
Class
A
common
B
common
(monthly)
(monthly)
Fed-Mart
6-10
5-16
25c
6-10
5-16
$2
6-
3
5-16
25c
6-
1
(monthly).;
—
—
6-
1
5-16
-
First
62V2C
6-15
6-
3
62 V2C
12-15
12-
2
,15c
5-27
5-13
7-15
6-24
(quar.)
Capital Fund, Inc.—-—
Field (Marshall) (see Marshall Field & Co.)
Filtrol Corp.
(quar.)—
Financial Federation (stock dividend)
—
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Fidelity
5-16
$1
Corp.
First
1
(quar.)
National Credit Bureau (stk. dividend)
Bank
Stock
Corp.
Investment Co.—
(Increased s-a)
;
Wisconsin
Bankshares__
6-15
2
5-16
5-
5-12
6-
66-
1
5-
•'
35c
23c
20c
26c
26c
28%c
7Vie
25C
12/2C
I8%c
lc
lc
lc
5c
9c
4^c
5%
$1.12V2
45c
5%
First Security
First
6-r
7-1
5-27
31 Vic
preferred
(quar.)—
Federated Com. of Delaware—
$1.25
•
1
6-20
25c
5c
(quar.)—
•/'Federal Pacific Electric, common (quar.)—
5%% preferred (initial)5%% conv. 2nd pfd. series A (initial)—
Federal Paper Board, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)——
Federal Purchaser, class A (initial)
Federal Screw Works (quar.)_—
——
5-13
25c
6-
25c
30c
;
Corp.
Federal-Mart Corp.
>
6-15
1
50c
Productions, (quar.)——:
5-16
5-31
51c
.
r
5-10
6-15
Corp.—
Class
_
6—1
2c
N. Y.)
cuse,
'■
6
5-16
2%
(2-for-l
5-20
6%
Extra
—
6-15
convertible preierred (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
(quar.)—
*
Farmers &
5-17
12 %c
income)
6
5-10
2
$5
20c
•
5
6-
5-20
I6V4C
Mills, common
prior preferred
'
7
50C
/
5-
6-20
Corp.—
preferred
conv.
Falstaff
:
3
.
*
:—:
5-12
5-20
*
"
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-12
6-
15c
65c
Farrington
" "
& voting common
•
5-12
$1.25
$1.34
6-
Fafnir Bearing Co. (quar.)
Fairbanks Morse & Co.-(quar.)
X Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
(accumulative)
5-10
5-25
50C
;
Co.
Co.
5-12
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4 Va % r
(quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
r
5-20
...
_
Tramway Corp.—
Edison
6-
11-14
'
$2.50
'
90c
Erlanger
6
12 Vic
A common
6-14
1
$1.21%
$1.25
—-
Resistor
-••••: 25c
_
income Fund-r
Denver
5-12
——I
Co—
Erie
20c
—-——
iquar.) —
Corp.,-class A — —
6-15
5-12
6-
———-—
Gas, common (increased
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial)
3
6-1
—_
Erie
$1.75
Metallic
class
6-
;
$1.06Vi
'•$!.02-Vi
Erie
$1.75
(initial quar.)—_—
New voting common '(initial quar.)—.
$8 debenture stock
(quar.)_—
'Dentist?' Supply Co. of New York (quar.)_^
Denver Unioh Stock Yard (quar.)
New
6-30
(quar.;
Forms
5
5-
5-16
—
__i_—
—
3
5-16
9
28c
(quar.)—______
5-31
5-25
5-16
9-
6-15
28c
.
6-15
6-15
6-10
1
10-.1
JS1.05
:::
5-
6-15
preferred (quar.)
—
Forge & Steel Corp., com
(stock div.)
& Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. (quar.)
'
7-1
60c
.CNJ O
Equitable
?
Corp./
A
Dennison Mig.—
common
Co.
5-16
5-16
45c
Investment-
Business
6-15
50c
_
(Quarterly
.12-16
7-
•Ennis
1
6-15
Rubber,(quar.)
&
Coal
Horn
6-24
6-
5-10
1
$37V/2C
$25c
(quar32Vic
Eouity Corp.. $2
Corp.
Dejur-Amsco
6-17
1-1-61
87% c
J
12'/2C
(quar. ). /■;
"class
Class A common
-<quar.)_v
93%c
7-
6-
(quar.)
(initial)
Auto-Lite
Hose
6-30
10c
■
V
from net investment
Delaware RR. (s-a)
Delaware Valley Finance—
Class A" (stock dividend)
Delta *ir Lines, Inc. (quar.)
50c
.
5-16
28c
Delaware
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
/
•
5-31
7-19
25c
'
_.
5-20
6-15
/
—
5-25
$1.50
(quar.)___,
6-14
5-20
6-10
•
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-10
Emery
5-20
-
10c
20c
.
5-20
6-15
American
te-
6-20
7-1.
5-16
6-10
Ltd.—
deposit rets, ordinary, (final)a6%
Industries (quar.)_—
25c
Elmira & Wililamsport RR. Co., pfd. (s-a)__ '
$1.62 -.
Empire District Electric Co.,
com. (quar.)
34c
5%
preferred (quar.)/—
—.
$1.25
•'r/4%%! preferred (quar.)
:—__—
$1.18%
Emporium-Capewell Co. (quar.)—
_V ;
25c
5-10
-
5-26
5-31
Elliott-Automation,
1
5-31
25c
Gas,
Industries
Optional
Elk
5-26
3
—
preferred
Electric
?■'
5-16
5-25
1
6-16
Electronics,
6-10
1
6-
5-26
7-
5-27
9
5-16
1
6-28
6-10
5-
5-25
6-
5-21
V.
5
4-8
6-13
6-10
1
6-21
1
6-15
6-10
"•
40c
.
_
Glassine
7-
'k
'
6-
5-
1
V
preferred
Electric
30c
5-23
Go.—
■
9
5-10
5-16
30c
Electric Storage Eattery" Co. (quar )__—
a 50c
Electrographic
Corp.
(quar.)_—
/
25c
Electrolux Corp.
(quar.)—__—30c
20c
_
6-20
$1.50
(quar.)__
tquar.)
nonrcum.
,
5-11
1
6-
_.
6-10
6-15
i
Ltd—
preferred .(quar.);—/.
..
;
25c
(liquidating)
Door
Dana Corp.,. common ,(quar.)j/-'—
-3%%
preferred A., iquar.).—:
^—
Daytorl & Michigan. RR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
Deere &. Company, (quar.)—.
——
/'
•'<
°Le,Ii0Ur:Wlllans Gold Mines,
Jnci eased
semi-annual_
1
25c
6-30
.
1
6-
——•
3%
,
-
30c
5-10
-
5
6-
'
•30c
25C
-,v
•'
.
I
r
6-15
5-20
55c
(quar.)—
____
(quar.)
$4.87Vi
preferred •• (quar.)__
—_
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)
:—
—^____
$5
preferred
(1957 series)
(quar.)__
5.36%
preferred (quar.)__
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred 1956 series (quar.)—,—
5.68% preferred (quar.)
—_—
—
6.40%
preferred
(quar.)
—
5-20
..
Natural
4Vi%
-
6
7.-
'
7-15
$1.25
_J_
;
5-
6-
6-
_:
/V.$2 non-cum. .class A
$2 non-cum. class A
.
:
5-25
/45Qc
Engineering, common
Curtiss-Wright
5-20
7-15
.
'•
Chattanooga—""""
Corp.
3
1/
class
Paso
.,4.10%
•
5-13
_
_
-
5—13
6-1
$1.25
.
(N. Y.), cl. A (quar.)
International
6-
5-31
•
12 Vic
American Sugar Co.—
preferred (quar.)/——
preferred (quar.)_
Press. Inc.
(quar.)
Dahlstrom
;
Illuminating—
3
1
..
(initial)-—l
—
Curtis Publishing,
$4. preferred (quar.)___
$1.60 prior preferred (quar.)_____
Texas~Paclfic—
~
6-
5-20
121/2 C
;
—
11-23
$1.50
__
3
"Z
7-
6-
Ltd., common
A (quar.)
Paper,
$1
El
r
1
2.
Curtis Industries
4
9-22
$1.25
—
'" $1
■/
3
9-
11-
6-23
-
1
9-30
I
Eddy
4-22
7-1
75c
iquar.)__——
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.12
7-15
5-
(quar.)__—
Eatop.Mifef.vCo.
4-29
5-31
7-
_...
6-20
37 Vic
(quar.u_______
Co.
6
5-10
5-12
6-
(quar.)__;
Easy Washing Machine, Co. Ltd.—
5%
1st preference \
(quar.)
Elden
preterred tquar.)—
$1.12" preferred
Cuno
$1.25
stock dividend •
cfaf015!: B°ttling Corp. (Cincinnati)—
CJass A
f
5-
1
6-15
(quar.)
/
31 %c
Zellerbach of Canada, Ltd.—
$4.20
5-16
$1.25
Life Insurance
Coca-cola
1
5-25
5-20
)
5-13
$1.75
eveland <fe
Pittsburgh RR.
■
6-
65c
5-13
1
7-15
v-
% V $27
;
Semi-annual
r
8
$1;Z
(qu
Seal Co., $2 preferred
Crown Cork &
r
.4-29
5-31
•*
-
4_—
(Chicago)
(quar.)
A.
87V2C
—
Coa/tof^11 .ar SUai'anteed
tai States
8
11-
$1.12%
_
A
'$1*
-_I——II—IIIIIIII
guaranteed
8-
1
35c
—
Corp.—^
Reynolds
Class
30c
v
(quar.)__
i
preferred
1
25c
Natural Gas (quar.)__:__—i.——
Inc.
(quar,)-___——:
Class
$1.12 Vi
„__
(quar.)
special
Utilities Associates
(quar.
com.
Corning
4-29
$1.18%
^ Refining Co. (stock dividend)S eld & Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
fo
Air Lines
Eastern
30c
Corp. (quar.).
Co. /qufir.**.^—
-5-25
;$1.06-
.
Preferred (quar.)
4/5%
Eastern
6
9-
7-25
6-
$1.50
25c
5-15
5-
12-
5-27
1
5-30
preferred (quar.)
1
1
,
5-15
8-
Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
6-
,
5-20
25c
(quar.)__—
evf-land. Electric
East St.
"•
_
(quar.)_
6-10
6c
income
(quar.)
Controller Co. (quar.)„___I_
—
®-\uiPment; new com. (Initial quar.) —
Clcurfn
4-15
(quar.
common
30c
37 »/2 c
Co.
5-16
t37%c
.
_
&
7% pfd. (accum.)
(s-a)
East
Pennsylvania RR.
1
6-15
30c
$$1.75
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
East Kootenay Power, Ltd..
5-16
.
quar,—
Range
Picher
5-31
nreferied A (quar.).
Refrigeration Corp.—
f
(quar.)_
Service Co. (quar.)________
^iass
_
'
'/$1
],
preferred
city Water Co.: of
Co.,
(quar.)
pfd.
1
noc
(quar.)__
common
America,
6-
10c
31 Vic
25c
(quar.)
6-
!
Paper: (quar.)1
_
.'5-25-
Eagle
5-16
15c
6-
tl2c
dlv.,preferred (quar.t_—
-.,4
LC/' '/Corson iG*:(Sr W. H.)/ Inc. (quar.)^—_
6-17
"-Cott Beverages Corp.—
6-17
! Coty
International- Corp
—;
6-17
Craftsman Insurance-Co.
(Boston)
(quar.)
5-: 6.
Crane
Company,. 3%% "preferred
iquar.)..
5-10
Crowley's Milk Ccm_—
—-—r___—•—
6-15 *
i Crown
Cork International Corp.—
/
V'
1 ■:
'75C ''
•
371/2 c
(quar.)
prior
5%
Corp.,
5-25
1
of Pittsburgh—
Company
tl2c
(quar.)
class A
&
(quar.)__
—
Co.
6-13
$1.75
$1.34
10c
45c
(quar.)
6-15
6%
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
common
A
55c
:_
(quar.)
Ltd,
Co.,
Can
Co.,
30c
5-18
Corroon
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
20c
.
-
40c
CquarJ
5-
;
2
6-15
1
i- ■:
•
c
56y4c
•:
_V____
net' investment
(quar.):
c^ens Casualty
5-
______
10c
":f° Xfllow Cab (quar.)
f
9
1
J" Core,
6-
5-17.
1
'
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)—i
Cincinnati-New Orleans &
ties
5-
J50c
6
quar.)—4_^___
1
6-
1
6-
35c
30c
50c
50c
30c
40c
40c
25c
35c
:
A.
7-
$25c
20c
$15c
50c
30c
$1.25
$15c
Corporation ,(quar.)_
Duriron
6-15
__.
:
Class „B..
•5-
25C"
(quar.
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
Chicago Tcwel, common....
5
1
1
•
5-16
(quar.)
Quarterly
,,
50c
•
6-15
(quar.)___
(J.
Duro-Test
preferred
Copper
5-17
v
..
$62Vic
$31 Vic
—
preferred (quar.)
H.) & Son., common
& Bradstreet, Inc.. (quar.)
Dura
6
7-
"
preferred
5%
5-
6-
-
4-29
5-31
'
B
-
Cooper-Bessemer
6-15
•
6-15
v
10c
preferred
c
5-13
6-15
7-
6-15
■
1
5-20
,!
'
A
Ch
6-15
75c
•4-29
•5-16 /
$1.04 V'
/
(quar.
preferred
;-:t$i
4-29
5-16
,
27c
•
-14-29
S.
Duquesne Brewing
25c
5-14
Ltd.—
(quar.'
(reduced
Co.
preferred
Dun
5-10
1
6-
93 %c
$3
5-16
5-13
(quar.):
50c
Power
of
Corp.
Copeland
1
6-
-
,24c
-'
.Common,, (quar.)*—
7%
Corp.
Power
5.36%
(quar.)___
6-17
4-29
5-31
•
(quar.)
Industries
Dulaney
5-20
6-17
6-30
(quar.)
A
5-12
35c
6-30
(quar.)
series
5-12
6
5-20
(quar.)_'__„'
Series A
6
6-
6-15
5%
6-10
$1.12 Vz
Corp. '(quar.)—
(quar.)____
6-
Ltd.—
Ltd.,
Water MMaine)
Increased
(quar.:)c.i_i_———
Beries
5c
6-15
9
5-13
5-25
$10c
(quar.)
Furniture
7%
45c
■
(quar:)
■
Duke
1
.25c
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
,•
12-
(quar.)__
Continental Casualty Co. (Chicago) _____
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
9
9-21-
.
48c
(quar.).
& Ohio Ry.-, common
(quar.) —
v'/a'/cpreferred «(qunr.)________________
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Common
Mills,
Water
preferred
$3.75
■
6-10
6-17
1
1
6-
Insurance—
(quar.)
(s-a)_
Continental
$1
com.
preferred- (quar.)V
Common
Gas
Continental Assurance Co.
,$1.23
Service,
common
12-15
„
1
9-
U3c
Glass,
9
6-21
5-17
6-30
(quar.)—-:
preferred
Drexel
40c
(s-a
Power
9
$1.25
Chesapeake
.
J50C
__i
iquar..)__.
A
Container
9-
$1.25
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
-
|
_
(quar.)
B
4%
5-31
:
common
Driver-Harris
t25c
Casualty
Textile
/Consumers
6-10
$1.25
Electric—
preferred
A
Consumers
$1.25
4%% preferred iquar.)
__:
Venango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4'/2%
,
4%
Dresser
1
6-
9-15
J50c
_
9-21
(quar.)
from
6-15
$1.04
6-21
:
(quar.)_
Corp.,.
(quar.)
5-20
(quar.)
Co.
&
Consumers
>
$1.25
rftiuar;)^-——-!.^-'.;
Semi-annual
tnemetron
/4%
Class
Co.
Drewry's, Ltd., U.
4-20
—
Chase Fund of Boston—
4
*
.^4-20
5-10
______
(quarj)o_-_—-_A__—_______
Corp.
-
$1.13
(initial)
Paper & Fibre, common
preferred1 (quar.)_
Channing
5-16
Co.—'
Champion
$4.50
5-16
1
"
Co.
Corp.',
Dravo
'
(s-a
Y.)
(N.
Theatres,
Consolidated
5-31
6-10
■'■■■
'
Co.
1
6-
Drackett
25c
preferred
Class
6-30
■15-10
25c
preferred. (quar.)'_—
Belt
6-
20C
i:
Class
6-30
$1.25
4%% preferred
Chain
■
7-22
30c
Century Food Markets (stock dividend)_/
./*
Centmy Industries: fquar.) **:■
•
'
Cessna Aircraft,- new common (initial-quar.)
Chadbourn Gotham-Inc.—
6%
5%
$1.05
.
;
preferred
pref.
non-cum.
Fire
Consolidated
-7-22
$10c
j,
Central Vermont Public Service, com.'(quar.)
4.15%
preferred '(quar. )■—i—
.*" /'
4.75%
$2.50
Consolidated
5-16
5-24
$1,121/2
.
Co./"(quar. Kj__—________
Soya
2
Chemical
2
6-30:
(s-a)_
preferred (quar;)__
Industries. Ltd.,
common
Dow
Securities,
Standard
Natural
5-13%
9
West
2
5-
"
tl2cv.
Electronics Industries
9
South
5-
5-16
'
^___
Consolidated
5-13^
.
(quar.)
&
5-16
35c
20c
Consolidated
9-
preferred
4-29
,
Freightways Inc. (quar.)
Laundries
(quar.)
12-
preferred
1
(s-a);
Annual
9-21
Louisiana
4-29
$2
5-20
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)__
_
preferred (quar.).:—
Ltd.
1
5-
& Son
common
5-13
6-
7-29
'
1
Ltct
1
7-
1st
Dover
5-16
150C
Consolidated
5-31
preferred; (quar.)_:___,
4.92%
Central
5-18
5-16
$1.37%
5-26
5-31
!
Public
6-15
(quar )_^
Inc.,
Corp.,
5%
10c
(Toronto)—
&
Bros.,
Oliver,
Dover
10c
.-
5-13
1
25c
Illinois
Dorr
4-29
5-18
Quarterly
6-10
preferred B
preferred B
5-16
6-15
$1.43
6-10
60c
■V
(quar.)—
Chemical,
Donohue
6-
-
561/4 C
■
.
(quar.)
Stores,
Tar
Donnelley (R. R.)
5-13
25c
<quar.)
Assurance
1
6-
.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
Edison
5-9
6-21
preferred A
5% preferred A
5% preferred A
5% preferred B
5%
/
25c
5%
1
5
5-10
4-29.
6-
5-16
.
Consolidated
(quar.)
Common
Ltd.
V
(quar.)
Common
Life
Dominion
Dominion
6-
5-
5-20
5-25
$50c
(s-a)
Ltd.
(quar.)_i.
Ltd. (quar.)
5-20
1
6-15
5-25
$20c
(quar.)
Industries,
Investments,
preference
$1 preference
(quar.)
Corp:,.'common
Dominion-Scottish
5-25
5C
(quar.).
Consolidated
9
5-31
r
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Oils,
Ltd.
6-
6-
5-23
6-15
$$1.25
Engineering Works, Ltd
5%
9
9
25c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
2
6-
J____.
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Dominion
5-20
5-18
1
6-
(monthly)
Electrohome
"
; qutu.)
i/u.:
preferred
A
1
6-
6-10
—4.1
&
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
6-1
6-30
4-20
37Vic
39c
$17Vic
(quar.)—,
Dominion
20C
preferred-^quar.)__.!_
Ltd.,*
4-27;
5-23
4
(Louis-
Co.
Consolidated
5-27
2
5-
10c
1
•
Insurance
Consolidated Diversified
4-27
5c
common
Caterpillar Tractor,
~'
■■■
5-20 V
>
5-16 :
$5c :f
Casue
2'
5-
1
15C
'
...
Fund
..
5-1-6"6-
1
6-
3c
\
common
Quarterly
:
;
I "
II
Connelly Containers, common (s-a)
r
40c .preferred /annual)
;
Consolidated Discovery Yellowknife Mines ' '
;
■5c
(quar.>_i,
____
4% %
preferred ; (quar.)—_—
____
4.80%
preferred (quar.).:—
Carson, Pirie & Scott, 4%% pfd. (quar.)__Z
Casco Products Corp.
(increased annual)__
Case (J. I.) Co.; 6%%
preferred (quar.)__
7% preferred
(quar.)—
Cassiar Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)—
-
1
6-
5%
5-20
70c
-
6-
9
5-16
8Vic
(quar.)___
(quar.)_^__
Fields
Oil
4-20
12Vic
15c
(initial)-—
common
common
preferred
Ltd.
Dominguez
Monthly
5-16
'
6-
|
5-16
30C
Corp.,
4%
4-29 V-
6-10"'
40c
Carrier
Mills
(quar.)
(quar.)___—-
Corp.,
Mines,
Dominion
25c
.
•
__L,
class A___
1 ■
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
series
Dome
5-/2
6-10
60c"'
;
■
Cone
4-29
»
5-16
$1.06%
Mfg.
$1.50
5-15
4-20
Machinery, common (quar.)
trust certificates (quar.)
Quarterly
6-4:;
25C V
:
1
25c
•„
6-
5-16
Shoe
Confederation
5-16
>
$20c
•
35c
Co.
Pepper
5-16
$1
Fund
Investment
new
6-10
6-
-
dividend)
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
(quar.)_
6-15 1 1
6-24
6-10
5%
t30c
30c
1
Houses,
Dodge
2
6-
5-16
$$1.25
■
2
Life
5% <j0 preferred
5-13
$$1.25
Dr.
6-15
pfd." (quar.5
class
Concord.Natural Gas, common
5-13 /
1
6-15
1
$15c
Co.,
Co.
preferred
/'Voting
9
6-
6-
(quar.)__——.
Carpenter Steel
Compo
6-
20c
-___
^
8
1
Kentucky)
5.72%
v.
; $1.25
Corp.1 (quar.___
Carpenter (L.~ E.) & Co,1 (quar.)
Carolina Casualty Insurance Co.,
/
,
6-18
6-23
Dobbs
7-
Ltd.
Discount Corp.,
•
((Quar.)___
split)
$25c
9-
2
7-
,
6-30
6-15
Amer.".Crhicago)
ox
Paper
(quar.)
(stock
Diversified
7-
(quar.)_
$4.25
Credit
'
preferred (qttar.)_.^.___/____________
4# preferred
(quar.)———
Canadian Utilities Ltdr,= 4%% pfd. (quar. )__
5%
preferred
(%uar.)_—:___—
Canadian Western Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)_j;^_____——
5Vfe# preferred -..(quar: )r__^*
Capital City '■ Products—;. ___;'
Carborundum Co. '(quar.) __•__—
(2-for-l
9-30/
/
5-13
3iV4c
(quar.)
(quar.)'!_____
Commonwealth Telephone
(Pa.)—
/Increased ^quarterly
Community Public Service, common
5-31
$20c
7-16
10c
Enterprises,
5-31
6-15
_~
(quar.)_
Insurance Co.
Locks
'•'H viUe.
6-1.5
7
.
5%
Carlisle
4
;$ioc
___
8% ..preferred
5-9
6-15
•
/
Ingersoll-Rand, * Ltd
International Investment Trust,
common l.i—_______L_—______;
Canadian Oil Cos.,
7-
.V
Distillers
1
$1.33%
Inc.
Co.
Inc.
P'orests
Club
6-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Diners
$1.25
Corp.,
Commonwealth Income
$25c
Hydrocarnons, Ltd
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd.,.class A (quar.)
Ltd.
5-13
$25c
":%/
(interim)-;,,,.
:
______
(interim)-^—————
Canadian
Canadian
System,
Carbon
B
Dierks
6-16
40%
(quar.)
6%
participating preferred (quar.)_
Commercial Shearing & Stamping (quar.)___
5-13
1
1
8-
7c
quar.)
Commercial
;
1
6-
7-
.
class A
(quar.)
6-29
30c
15c
15c
15c
(quar.)__
Divco-Wayne' Corp.
Commercial
S
1
10c
5-16
6-
7c '
%
Elevator
&
Combined
6-
v
1
Class
Dlebold,
(quar.)__
Commonwealth
'.
investments)ranadian General Electric,^Ltd.v (quar.),—/
Canadian General Securities, Ltd.—
Canadian
*
4-29
Quarterly
•
6-1
"■*
■
4-29
7c
preferred .(quar )__
Combined
6-
$15c
income on
B
preferred
Columbian
5-31
•
Fairbanks-Morse Co. Ltd.—
5%
%5.35%
Combined
Canada
Di
6-10
I"
3
(initial
common
4-20
•;
Cement
Co.—
dividend)-
5-16
$52c
participating
—
• u .."tuxes
& xOigings, Ltd.*-- y
A (quar.)———.
—
ranada Malting Co., Led., registered (quar.)
Class
New
(stock
5-16
class
A
5-10
Co.
Portland
6-10
monthly)
;
.
15C
Canada
Class
Common
1
Raynoias
Colorado Interstate Gas—
$20c
+
class A (quar.)___—___
(quar.)——
—,
(quar.)_.
Fund, Inc.\ (quarterly
5-20
6-
$ 15c V
■
A
B
Canadian
6
4-29
&
Diamond
20c
(quar.)
'
6-20
Devoe
5-17
Giorgio Fruit,
Payable of Rec.
25c
70c
(quar.)
Corp.
6-13
1
6-
20C
(increased
Monthly
Monthly
28,
30c
(quar.)
of America
Colorado Central power
5-31
4
$32'/a c
Corp.
6-30
87 Vic
lauar.)
Aikman
7-27
125c
Cement, Ltd., common
__—
preferred (quar.)____
__________
roriada & Dominion Sugar Co. Ltd. <quar.)
Snada Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)_r
__
Canada Foils,
<si 30
Class
preierred
&
Common
ranada
Class
$3.50
Holders
When
.
Share
Company
Steel
Detroit
Colgate-Palmolive Coi—
2by/4c
t8%c
Per
Name 0)
0) Rec.
Payable
Share
(
t
Quarterly
i
SpSnRedqULake MinVsTq
Canadian
Name of Company
27 Vic
convertible preferred (quar.)______—
z>40'/c preferred (quar.)
—
\vJo preferred 1958 series (quar.)___
California Packing Co. (quar.)
California Water Service Co.—
'60cXparti"c"ipatrng
'
Holders
When
Per
'
of Rec.~
25c
(quar.
lg
Holders
25c
(quar.)
common
When
Share
of Company
Name
15
(2099)
90c
35c
6-
5-
2
1
5-
2
1
5-20
1
1
6-10
5-20
5-16
4-30
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
6-15
5-29
5-31
5-
5
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
5-20
5-
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31
6-
1
6
4-29
5-25
5-11
6-15
5-27
6-
1
6-
1
6-
6
6-15
6-10
5-20
4-28
5-13
5-13
6-
1
6-
1
5-
6
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2100)
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
.
,,
Flshma.ii
of Company
(M.
H.)
\
Co.
y
Share
j.
n
17 %c
6-
1
*30c
(quar.)
7-
1
Fittings. Ltd., class A (s-a)
Fleetwood
Corp
Flintkote
$4
13%c
(initial)
Company,
$4.50
Growth
,
Northern
7
Great
Northern
Ry
Great
Southern
Life
6-
5-20
6-15
6-15
5-20
6-15
Quarterly
Quarterly ;
Quarterly
5-20
«
3c
preferred A (s-a)
4-30
Great
6-20
5-31
Green
25c
6-15
4-29
Gregory
35c
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
5-20
15c
I
(quar.)
6-30
6-
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common
3V4%
preferred
3%%
preferred
West
(A.
1
(quar.)
81 %e
6-15
6-
93%c
6-15
6-
1
15c
5-25
5-11
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance
Ltd.,
class
(quar.)
:
Store
All From Net
(quar.)
A
Brick Co.
Fire
1
5-
—
(quar.)
""
Investment Income
9-10
9-
12-10
12-
1,
1
Institutional
9
1
5-16
4-30
5-
4
Inc.
Mart,
Foote
Mineral
Forbes
&
(quar.)—
5-20
5-
6
6-10
5-20 V.
Co.
(quar.)
6-
6-21
20c
6
The
Wallace, Inc.—
.Class
B
com.
Stock
Common
•
New
non-voting)
.j.
4c
5-31
Institutional
Bond
(initial
5-31
5-17
5-31
5-17t
5-31
(stock
div.)
•
-
6- 1
T
;
,
Harvester,
7%
5-2
6-15
45c
35c
25c
7-15
-6-30
5-16
4-29
(quar,)___■
5-
6-21
75c
7
6-10
$1.75
International Holdings Corp.—
^
(From net ordinary
income)T_-__—25cy
'International Investors,' Ihc.—
;
6
6-
6- 1
(quar.)
pfd.
6-1
100%
<
Machines
Business
5-17
_____
;
5-16
/■
quarterly}^
International
5-17
9c
Fully
The
5-2
5-31
10c
America
of North
Co.
com.
International
5-17
Fund—-7c
Capital Growth Fund
Administered Fund.
The
and
(voting
>
Corp., common (quar.)
International Breweries, Inc. (Mien.)
(quar.)
5-31
7-1
1
6-1
12y2c
Interchemical
13c
5-13
$3
income)
investment
(From
Insurance
-
-
Fund
5-15
6-
t
Fund—
Foundation
of Rec.
6-15
,
Ltd.—
Shares.
Institutional
General Funds:
The
Holders
Payable
25c
40c
75c
Corp.
'
.
Food
Wfcen
f,
«
•
,
Per
share
,
(quar.)____
Inland Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand
Co., common
(quar.)——
6% preferred (s-a)_.
Inland Credit, class A
(initial)
——
'
.
H
,
Container
Inland
5-19
25c
_____—
Inc.—
6-
6-10
,
Name of Company
5-26
6-
40c
40c
40c
*12yjC
"
* 25c
15c
——._—
Coal,
1
(Houston)—
—
P.)
6-
*10c
75c
(s-a)—
—
Group Securities,
1
(quar.).
Utilities, Xtd.
Industries
Products
Grocery
(increased)
Gas
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
.
•
Share* "Payable of Red*
"
* ;. *
^
Company
Great
$1
__
Fund—
Florida Steel Corp.
y
5-13
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Name of
t
5-27
<
6-15
45c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Florida
Payable of Ree.
H
,
„
'
Name
.
\
6
5-10
5-5
5-16
4-29
6-1
.
5.
.
(quarterly)
35C
6-
1
5-24
60c
6-13
5-13
*$1.25
6-15
:
Ford
Motor Co.
(quar.)
Ford
Motor Co.
of
Foremost
Forest
Canada.
Dairies,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Fort
Pitt
Bridge
Works
Life
Ins.
Inc.
Friden,
Co.
5-16
25c
6-
1
(Springfield,
,
6-
—
6-
1
5-16
3
5-31"
5-16
5-
2
Railroad
10c
8-15
8-
1
Railroad
10c
11-15
11-
1
Frosst
(Charles
E.»
&
Fruehauf Trailer Co..
4%
preferred
Fuller
Brush
Class
A
Class
A
*15c
Co.
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-
6-
1
5-27
5-17
8-
1
7-25
$4
8-1
7-25
37%c
•
:
Co.
E.)
25c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
6-
7c
Monthly
1
Oil
Power
Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Gardner-Denver Co.,
Garrett
Corp.
Service
Gas
Gate
Co.
1
1
(quar.)_L—.—
City Steel
Inc.
(Omaha)
60c
convertible
New
Stock
Co.
Products
Crude
General
Foods
Co
5-16
5-
2
6-15
1
6-20
Corp.,
6-15
6-
1
New
Hartford
6-
7-
1
6-
1
6-10
6-20
1
y
6
60c
*3c
6-
1
*22%c
*$1.25
6-
1
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
common
Co.
&
1
7-
5
Electric
4>/4%
Public
28c
5-27
4-29
5%
5-17
4-22
25C
6-27
17c
7-15
1
Castings
General Steel
General
(initial)
(quar.)
com.
(2-for-l
"
Wares,
«-
i
preferred
(1956 series)
Hendershot
1
40c
6-30
6%
\ "
v
5-16
4-19
5%%
preferred
6%
y vHeublein,
Stock
(quar.)
22%c
6-
1
5-
5
(quar.)
$1.00
preferred
$1.30
Heyden
27 %c
6-
1
5-
5
$1.30
$4.37%
$2.20
preferred
8-15
7-25
Hinde
1
3-14
Hines
(Edward)
(Charles
55c
General Telephone & Electronics
Corp.—
3-for-l split on common shares(initial
common
preferred
7
$1.25
preferred
&
Stock
dividend
6-30
5-31
1
5-31
$4.25
1
5-31
Hoover
7-
1
66C
Corp.—
y •
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.):_
Glen-Gery Shale
5%
Bros,
Co.,
preferred
Mig.
Government
(W.
Employees Corp.
class A preferred
3
,1
.—II
div.)II
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
class B
class A preferred
8%
class B preferred
preferred (quar.)
City
(W.
New
7-
1
7-
1
6-
6-
1
Atlantic
Great
Lakes Dredge
Pacific
&
Tea
5-
5-16
5-
6-15
2
5%
5-16
Hupp
61
Corp.,
6-
1
Huron
5-
6
6-15
6-
2
4-
8
;
•*
series
Erie
6-
5-16
3%
35'/4C
1
6-20
6-
5-31
66-
6-
39^c
6-
A
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
6-10
9-12
IIII
—II—
II—
9-12
11-21
,
$2
12-12
11-21
$1.50
6-10
5-20
15c
5-27
4-25
5-27
1
93%e
7-
25c
6-
1
40c
6-10
6-
1
(quar.)—
y
Indiana
t
7-
6
6-
6
5>
3
5-20
(reduced)
25c
6-
1
7-1
5-20
4-25
Gas
&
Water
(quar.)
7'/2%
*37'/2c
4c
25c
5-31
5-
6-
6-15
4»/4%
5%
Ingram
(increased
preferred
preferred
&
Bell,
A
B
5-13
5-13
5-31
9-1
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
Gas-^-
5.80%
30c
6-
1
5-10
(quar.)
$l.C6'/4
7-
1
6-10
$1.25
7-
1
7-15
9-
v
$1.25
7-
A
(quar.)
$1.25
7-
1
$1.06V4
6-24
7, yy -y .y •
87%q
I6V4C'
,
(quar.)
dividend)
Press,
!
Co.
5-31
5-20
6- 1
....
■
■
6-
6
6-15
5-16
6-1
5-31
5-26
5-11
6-
1
>:6-15
*20c
class
before
'y
7
58c,
6-10
20c
6-15
20c
7-1
4-21
5* j
5- 4
6- 6
5-10
6-1
6- 3
10c
6-15
5-16
5-16
(quar.)
16c
V
30c
.
(quar.)
(resumed)
(q'ua'r.)__I!_.
6-15
9-15
12-15
5-13
5- 5
5-18
5-16
5-25
6-23
V
15c
new
held
-
1-2-61
40c '
$1.18%
371/2C
(quar.)_.
Corp.
1
60c'
(21
shares
1
,
27c
Inc,
Products
7-
,10-
40c
20c
(quar.)
6-15
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-10
7-1
■
'
(quar.)
6-15
"
1
$1.12%''"'. 7- 1
7
class
1
7- 1
•
35V2c
.
15c
common
100
1
-X
52c
: /
each
1
7-
s,.;.
quar.)
7__
"25c1"*1
6-1
"6-1
7-1
*
7J if1 5-23
6-10
7-30
1
,
95c
.j?
?,<>
1
9-
y
1
9-
$1
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
Kingston
Kirsch
quar.)
7
9-
$1.05
dividend
Kingsport
5-19
5-16
1
Indianapolis Water Co.—
Common
6-1
Company
for
/
6-20
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber Co.
(quar.)
1
6-
shares
Stock
-
5-19
1
1
5-13
5-13
1
6-
6-1
reclassification)
Keyes Fibre Co.t common
5-13
7-15
42V2C
/■
6-
$1.08%
preferred (quar.)
Kerite Company (quar.)___
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
B
5-13
6r l
y
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
57 >/2c
Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
ordinary (final)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Incorporated
Investors.
5-18
30c
com.
95c
(quar.)
Oil
Imperial
4-25
6-15
Co.,
^
preferred
Kewanee
-
,,y 6-30 77 5.31
87V2c'
Ketchum
5-17
7 $1.12Va
County Land
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
9-J5
Breaker
"^5-17
v.-
5-16
•
Light, com. (quar.):
'y 55c
(quar.)___7!-__i!!2_!^_r $1:12%'
(quar.)
$1.08%
Natural
Kern
12-15
Circuit
6- 1
'!
(quar.)_.
6-15
9-30
5-17
preferred
6-30
12-30
1
$1.13%
Kent-Moore Organization
Door—
$1.25
6-
,
4%%
$1.25
5-17
$1.18%
87%c",.
6-15
(quar.)__
1
(quar.)!__
2
preferred (quar.)—
1
6-
preferred
7-
preferred
5-31
$1.05
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd.,
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)__
.
6- 1
'/7
6-
3%7f
-f
6-3
1
7
3%%
v
(Ontario)—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Idaho Power Co., common (quar.)
:
5-10
.
6-15
,"
&
(increased
6-10
$1,25
I-T-E
8-22
12-12
Power
preferred
5-16
preferred (quar.)__
7
62v2c
preferred
6-30
*47y2c
7-
5-27
6- 1
"6-10
22V2c
(quar.)
L_ ■
Insurance V,
Marine
"
#
59%c
(quar.)______
5-31
5%
8-22
$2
$2
&
5-31
6-10
6-10
$1.03%
series)
(quar.)__.
$1.25
5-20
$2
I
Fire
7-18
r
,' 6-15
:
1
5-17
1
25c
60c
yy
*6-
5-31
62Vic
""''V
6-15
v
'
8-
.
$1.25
Chemical Corp.—
(1959
6-15
5-25
6-20
3% %
5-16
5%
5-20
6-10
&
(quar.)
Ltd., 60c preference
(quar.)
*l5c
Stock
-
divldend___
Knickerbocker
v
,
*
Fund
.
,
.
"
5-31
7,
1
7- 1
\
*5c
com.- (quar.)
5-31
1
25c
'V
5-31
5-31
6-15
35c
(quar.)
5-31
7
6-
:
•
Co.
5-31
7-,
3c
1
(quar.)
preferred
62»/2C
;
5-13
5-10
5-31
7
7- 2
93%c
(s-a)__
Company
Kelicgg Company—
5-31
5-31
s,
;
(quar.)_;
Machine
Kawneer
4-30
6-15
12»/2C
y
<
5-20
5-20
75c
(quar.)
s
.
5-20
29c
common
-
5-20
35%c
—
6-30
$3.75
J.)
preferred *: (quar.)____'__y;_„__y„:_y
Kansas Power Sc Light, common
(quar.)____,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4,/27* preferred (quar.)__"_____
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
I
5-20
32c
.
$5
5-20
31 Vic
N.
(quar.
preferred
Common
5-20
6-
5-13
1
6- 1
;y 7'...7777'7y:..
'
common
y7Kansas-Nebraska
3
6-10
preferred (accum.)__
preferred yquar.)_
4%
preferred
(quar.)!
_a_.
■
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)____________
6
6-
1
6-
$1.25
4.20%
5-13
;
(quar.)
—
&
6-10
31V2C
(quar.
Mortgage
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
C (quar.).—.
D
5-20
5-20
30c
i__:
A
6-15
(quar.)
;
Ltd.
City
4.35%
*
5-20
40c
5- 6
5-13"
7-
',,.. 6-1
;'*7.;7,. y
(s-a)
4.50%
5-20
$1.06V4
(quar.)—
Industries,
5%
Quarterly
Huttig Sash
;
9
6-15
37c
(qtiar.)
5-6
1
6-1 7
$1.25
A
Corp. "(Plainsfield,
Johnson
City
Kansas
-
1
6-
- -
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
7n
5-17
4%
—
-6-
xl'/2%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
6-20
6-
(quar.)_____
Common
(quar.) '
4%%- preferred
(quar.) J__
4'/e%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%. preferred
(quar.)___l____________y
(Mo.)
*
4-30
1
6-15
6-1
$1.05
4%
5-18
6-30
40c
Trust-units—^
preferred
6-
5-16
2
5-16
E
Kansas City Power & Light—
r
3.80% preferred (quar.)
3
2
5-6
y
$1.40
Aluminum
Kansas
f.
5-18
4%
B
series
Production
&
5-
6-
6-10
6-
5-6
6-1
20c
93%c
97V2c
preferred
-
Lamson
4%%
*
pfd.
(quar.)
dividend)——
A
series
preferred
6-15
1
5-27
dividend)
Co:
.
2
6-28
7-
6-15
6-15
5c
Co., 7%
Co.,
&
4,/2%
(quar.)
series
preferred
Foods
5-23
5%
(quar.)—
Hunt
4-30
*12%c
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
Gas
5-
5-16
6-10
15c
(quar.)_.
(stock
preferred
Hugoton
Hugoton
2
5-16
25c
(quar.)
Power
Corp..
preferred
6.25%
6
35c
Co.
Co.
-
-
A
(stock
-Kaiser
•
5-16
$1.25
class
Company
<quar.)
Pulp & Paper, class
$5.12
5-13
6-10
6-15
7- 1
6- 1
a__
&
5-13
35c
Y.)—
Service
&
Co.
2nd
5.70%
5-16
5-16
IIIIIII
Dock
.
6-15
$2
III
„
I quar.)
Great
&
5%
5-18
5%
(quar,)
Stores
1
1
1
$1.12%
dividend)
Public
Sound
Hudson
5-23
1
$2
~
(Del.)—
(initial quar.)
preferred
4-19
5%
Co.
common
3% %
;
•„
(quar.)
Steel
T.)
Howe
(N.
common
Lighting
Howard
"
666-
$1.06%
__________
Hubinger
6-20
50c
dividend
Granite
Grant
Co.
Houston
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
■.
5-27
7-1
(quar.).
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
V
5%
preferred A
(quar.)._
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
6-17
•
6-27
.7-1
<
7-1
^
5%
preferred
&
Jones
r
8-31
9
10c
Co..
Ltd.,
(stock
Housatonic
9-23
7-
15c
1%%
•
40c
$1.20
•
5
50c
common
&
9-
4
y
-
•
Tea
Jones
*
(quar.)
common
preference
Investment
Johnson
,
to
dividend),
A
Manufacturing
Class B
\
9-15
6-
:
7 4-29
preference
preferred
Inc.,
.Jockey Club.
.
8
40c
(quar.)
W.),
35c
___
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(F.
50c
(quar.)_.
B
8%
'
2
6-
22 %c
(stock
class A
8%
4
6-10
Co.—
class
Union
5-
12 %c
(quar.)
8%
6%
6-
$2.50
8%
Stock
5-27
50c
8%
Grand
6-27
15c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.41
quar.)_
common
(quar.)
&
5-27
$1.50
Co.
(quar.)
Batteries (quar.)
R.)
5-13
5-16
30c
W.)
Gould-National
1
6-27
7%
(quar.)
Rubber
Co.
5%
f Hot Shoppes.
10c
<s-ai—
Ac
Hoskins
"
(increased
Goodyear Tire
Grace
1
Horner
,'y 62 %c
Inc
Rubber
(H.
Co.
5-18
*5c
y
(quar.)
Telegraph
Nugget,
Gossard
Hardart
&
6-15
15c
Horn
5-18
6-
v
1st
3.75%
4-29
*40c
\,
(quar.)
A.)
3
5-31
s-a)_
(quar.)
preferred
3
1
-il
(quar.)
"George
6-25
10c
(quar.)
Industries
Stock
Gorham
4%%
6-
6-
Corp.,
Jewel
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Hornvi
"
1
tlOc
_
;
Brick
Globe-Wernicke
Goodall
6-
B
6-
27%c
A—
Mines, Ltd
Laboratories, Ltd.-— ,*
;
Amer. deposit receipts
Ordinary (interim)
(For
year
ending June 30, 1960, ap¬
proximately 5 cents per ADR)
Golden
5-31
-
Glaxo
Goldblatt
Class
5-16
6-25
Winston
(stock
preferred
1%
Food. Inc.,' class
Yellowknife Gold
&
1
5-31
&
Co.
Corp.
Company, class
40c
.
Gold
7-
25c
&
Oil
Chemical
20c
Controls
Co.
Hooker
5-31
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
(quar.)
convertible
Gillette
Reinhart
7-
6-
1
(
,
Service
Common-
5-16
6-
50c
changed
name
1
6-30
45c
-
'
7-
.
Giannini
Holt,
Honolulu
6-
5%'
(quar.__—
Drilling, Ltd. (increased
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
/.
(Henry) and Co.. Inc.—
55c
"
Products
Extra
4-20
59%c
5-16
*45c
Honegger's
Rubber
Corp.
Holt
5-14
5-19
19c
5-16
1
tlOc
—
Hobart
•
(quar.)
Tire
Georgia-Pacific
1
1
6-
(quar.)
Hi-Tower
■
(quar.)
preferred
5.28%
General
6-
6-
45c
Effective March 1
(quar.)—
Giant
5-14
,
(quar.)_
preferred
5 %%
5-14
1
6-15
Common
54 %c
4.36%
Gerber
1
6-
quar.)
4.40%
4.75%
Giant
6-
5%
6-15
1
"
6-15
'7- ■
6- 1
$1.10
(quar.)!—_______
Telephone Corp.—
Jersey
1
15c
—
of Canada
/Jamestown
r
Jeanette Glass
7-
7-
$1.09%
7-25
.
5-16
87'/2c
(quar.)
6-15
1
cumulative
5%
1
20c
Ltd
.7-
•
5-2
6-
3%
(quar.)
10-17
Engraving
Public
cumulative
Jantzen,
30c
common
Oilier
Common
4
1
7- IV.
60c
6%
:-
'
^
.11-
25c
45c
7-18
5%
7
_
Quarterly
of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
;
New
"
/
10-17
5-31
6-15
" "
"
1
r5-16
7-
'
7-18
11-
Co., Ltd., common.." *22V2c
1 7- 2
(quar.)_l___"„*' *$1.75
<1-2
cumulative preference B (quar.)_l__^
xl%% V.i'7- 2
cumulative preference C (quar.)xiyi%
> 72
cumulative preference D (quar.')___l_
• xiy4%
7! 2
5
*
-
Service,
preferred
Jamaica
5-20
*$3
Paper Co.
:';.-7Jahn
7-
7-25
(quar.)_
3
6-20
iui—
Co.
6-
6-10
2
:
1
1
5-26
6-15
7-
7-15
8-15
preferred
6-10
5-10
12%c
(quar.)
E.)
1
28%c';
Hiller Aircraft Corp. (stock dividend)—.
Hilo Electric Light Co., common...
Telephone Co.
$2.25
6-
(7'j 7%
(quar.)_.
Lumber
4-29
5
Highland-Bell,
Dauch
5-19
5
6-10
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
General
;..-7
8-
7
—
(quar.)
7-
7-25
&
1
5-16
8-
-
(quar.j_.
7-
1
6-
5-20
Utilities, common (quar.)__ ^
37c
4%% preferred (quar.)
35%c
y,
$1.76 convertible preferred (quar.)______ ,; 44c
Iron Fireman Manufacturing (quar.)___!
'' 7' 15c
Ironite, Inc., com. (stock dividend)
7
2%
7-15
8-15
62 %C
6-1
„
$1.08%
preferred
7-15
Hires
(quar.)______
preferred
5-20
82y2c
(quar.)___—________
preferred
27%c
8-15
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5%
General
6-
5-20
•
5-16
1
1
Southern
21V4C
33c
General
6- 1;6-
7
47Vic
———-
(quar.)—
3.90%
.Iowa
5
_
1—
4.20%
6
7-
32 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-10
5-20
7-
7-15
Ltd.—
Chemical,
preferred
1
7%
______________
preferred
1
7-20
Public
3.75%
3
7-
(quar.).
67-
,
6-
25c
preferred
5-27
$4
—
(quar.)
Newport
5-27
6-15
55c
(quar.).
'
'
(quar.)
6-13
7%c
32 %c
B
$1.32
Inc.
3%%
_
cumulative
■
7.7.'-■ y::,V:v '
(quar.)
preferred
6-13
Iowa
*'
yy,./1'
(quar.)^
preferred
4.35%
(quar.)— yyy 25c
pfd.
Products—
dividend
'•
6-10
6-15
,7
37y2c
Electric—
preferred
3%
—_____
5%
B
3 30%
6-10
7-1
37V2c
Light—
preferred
25c
-
—
divd.)
(stock
(quar.)_i__
preferred
conv.
&
Common
7
;
(accum.)
Galion
Power
4.80%
preference.—
(quar.)
C
Iowa
1
6-30
■<
•
—
(quar.)
4.40%
48%c
(quar.)__
prior
Paper Products,
preference
Hercules
6-17
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-2
7-
6-
& Power, com. (quar.) 7 /
(quar.)—_____—'
&
Gas
5-27
____
:
*
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common
preferred
Light
5-13
$1.50
preferred F
(quar.)____
5%%
preferred G
(quar.)
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.r_L
6
7-
Telephone Co. of California—
4%%
Island—
Rhode
6-15
6-17
'7 75c
,
of
preferred
1
45c
'
split)
*
.
(quar.)
Ltd.. common
6-30
7
3c
■
Electric
50c
*
5-16
6-15
$1.25
.
Extra
Common
5-13
___
•
5-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-13
30c
Co.,
preferred
4.80%
3-16
6-
4-28
5-31
25c
40c
Company
Co."
5-25
1
6-
,5%%
6-10
F.)
Mfg.
Hawaiian
5-20
(E.
♦
Iowa
9
11c
(quar.)i—l—__■
Hastings
6-30
Products
Co.
50c
.
(initial)
preferred
$2.50
9
$1.25
(quar:)—
—r.—__
Marx
5-12
6-10
Steel
common
(quar.
Trust
Iowa-Illinois
6-
5-I6
5-17
-
Inc.—
preferred, (quar.)
5
6-
5- 9
-
6-30
Extra
86-
5- 6
1
6-17
$3
Services,
Corp.,
preferred
7
6-10
"
______—3%
$4
8-
Shale
6-
\ 68%c 7
——
"
Loan
5
—
__
(quar.)
Tobacco,
30c
Quarterly
6-1
.
.yy;<yv7 :"/■
7. i7
—--i—y $1.25-
5-
______
(quar.)
Refractories,
dividend
Hartman
32 %c
General
5-13
6-30
(S-a)_—
A
$2.50
6
6-20
50c
r;
(quar.)
Hauserman
93 %C
General
6-1
22Va:C
54Vhc
i
______
Share
Diversified
8-15
10c
class A
(quar.)___—f__
5-13
5
r
Company,
6-20
7-
6-
3
5-13
15c
(quar.)_
common
tquar.')__.
&
r
25c
iquar.).^—I
A.)
Co.
(quar.)
Refractories
Co.,
Bond
5-16
*$1.25
—:——.1——
Electric Light—'
3.90%
(quar.)
General
6%
.
5-10
Chemical
1
(quar.)
(stock dividend).:
Class
5-11
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)___________________
Cementing
Co.
common
General
„
(quar.)
6-22
1
6- 1
,,
(quar.$1.25
Common
5-13
Harshaw
8-
Utilities
5-12
6-
—•
preferred
Investors
5-13
Ltd
Schaffner
Hart
5-26
6-15
1
1
5-11
6-1
7-
,
(quar.)
Investors
2
6-
Well
preferred
5-13
3
$1.25
(quar.).
Stock
6%
Advertising
Outdoor
5-
6-
Harbison-Walker
«■
Portland Cement Co.
General
5-16
60c
;_y_.
—
Mining
General
,
-
6
25c
(quar.)
Harmon,
B
Hanna
6-14
10c
(quar.)
10%
—
com.
common.!
Power
Investment
6-15
1
Corp.,
preferred
4.36%
5.50%
8-22
5-
Oil
(M.
67-
(quar.)
7
5-23
7-
$1.16
—
5%
preferred
5%
Interstate
7
6-10
W»ter
Mfg.
&
Class
-
6-10
50c
-
5
9-12
preferred
5%
5-31
$1.25
-
common
Handy
5-31
6-24
-
5-
25c
Organ Co. (quar.K~Andy Co. (initial)
Handy
5-13
6-20
■\
5-20
(quar.)
dividend
Interstate Hosts,
v
$1.25
—_—_
(quar.)_
Hammond
5-13
25c
(quar.)__^
Merchandise
(quar.).
Motors
$3.75 preferred
2
5%
preferred
preferred
2
5-
70c
dividend
General
$5
5-
5-16
25c
(increased-quai.).
Co., common.
General
;
5-16
30c
;
..yy
2
5c
(quar.)
5-17
6-20
5-31
25c
Industries
Stock
5-
6-15
3%
_____
Stock
5-17
income.—12c
RR.—
4.64%
preferred
Hanna
_
5-31
5-31
6-10
75c
Co.
"
Inc.—
(quar.)—
Cotton
Hamilton
y;y. V
(initial)
(quar.)
Fireproofing
General
General
5-16
6-
8c
10c
,V"'
—
6-8
75c
—
_
5-17
6-13
preferred
5%
5-16
40c
j,
Oil
5%
2
6-10
20c
Finance Corp: (Del.>
General
'
(quar.)
dividend
General
6-
15c
(quar.)
•y-y
-
(initial-quar.)_
Cigar
Coil
5%
Corp.—
common
General
General
v
preferred
America
6-20
15c
_
5-31
8c
(quar.)
Mines.
Hamilton
6
25c
(quar.)—
5-17
Corp.
Halliburton
2
10c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
General
5-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
60c
•
5-
43c
General Acceptance Corp., common
$1
50c
5-17
5-31
6-20
*30c
(quar.)
3
"
a
*37/2C
,
6-
1
6-
5-17
5-31
$1.25
Co.,
Hackensack
Hajoca
5-16
50c
5-31
6c
Investors
8-16
6-30
56 %c
common
3c
preferred
Gum Products (stock dividend)
Hallnor
Gar Wood Industries,
5-17
<quar.)——______
:
Corp.
5-
5-31
7c
5-31
...7.7,..
■>
5-16
1
9-
25c
(monthly)__
Corp.
$5
Gulf
5-17
8c
;
.•
(quar.)_
35c
.y.-.$2 preferred
(quar.)—_—50c
Interprovincial Pipe Line
(quar.)
—•— '
55c
International
Rectifier
Corp.
(stock
div.)
100%
(Subject to approval of stockholders.)
International Resistance
(Increased quar.).-.7Vic
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)_
•
30c
Interstate Engineering Corp.
(quar.)___.—_
:7l2Vic
5-17
_____
Investment
preferred
preferred
Gulf
5-17
Quarterly
5-17
_____
Ohio
5-31
12c
—,
&
Utilities
5-31
—_—
Shares
net
International
5-31
Shares——-
Mutual Fund,
Mobile
$5
Co.—
—
Futterman
Gulf
5-16
$1
(quar.)—
From
1
5-17
5-31
Shares
Tobacco
Guardian
5-31
5c
;
•
.
.
—
Shares
Shares
Textbook
12c
—
i.—J
Shares___
Stock
International
:—4c
—
Equipment
Utilities
1
30c
(quar.)_
_
(R.
4-30
6-
Steel
4-30
6-15
$1
common
AA
Funston
class
Co..
5-16
5-16 V
15c
(quar.)
(George A.)
Fuller
5c
(quar.)__—
Bond
V.Railroad
5-17
5-17
6c
—:
—
Ltd.
Petroleum,
5-31
5-31
6c
—
Shares
common
International
Machinery Shares
"Petroleum
6-10
5c
preferred
Shares
Shares
10c
(Louis) Realty Co. (quar.).
Quarterly
Quarterly
Friendly Finance Inc., common—
6%
Food
25c
—
Friedman
New
6c
Co.
5c
______—_—:_.
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
1
:5-17
5-31
Nickel
4c
Shares
Industrial
7-
'/
income)
(Canada)—
(initial)-!-—
investment
net
(From
International
8c
5-16
6- 1
.
I
.
Shares
Chemical
■
111.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Equipment
Building
5-13
15c
-
9c
Shares
1
30c
(initial)—
;
Sulphur
Freeport
6-
Fund
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
1
5%
Co.
dividend
Stock
7-29
6-
Automobile
.
6-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Company (N. Y.)
Company, new common
Franklin
1
8-15
10c
Foundation
Foxboro
7-
15c
Bond
Industry Funds:
5-13
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
City Enterprises (initial)
& Machinery Co
Worth Steel
Fort
*
The General
;
(from
,
income)-
I07e
8c
Continued
1
5-23
5-20
4-29
7-
on
page
52
■
Number 5951 ...The Commercial
191
Volume
and Financial Chronicle
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
for Previous
Range
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
47 % May
1
9
Sep
40
59% Feb
84% Apr
134
103% Oct 20
18 5 a Mar 26
46 % NOV 23
12% Nov
4
26
Jan
2
Sep
26
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Mar
28
98% Mar
19
4
110
Jan
16
233/4 Mar
8
17
41 % May
3
52
2
12% Mar
8
9
23% May 11
16 % Apr 14
107
Jan 12
125
Jan
3
6
Acme
15
4
Adams
9
143
71 %
May 13
May 13
When
4
Admiral
40% Mar
1
Apr
20 % Feb
14
66 y4 Mar
85
8
24
Air
Control
4
Air
4.50%
4% Jan
27% May
30
4
7% Jan
29 % Jan
2
30
35
16% Nov
17
223/4 Apr
8
153/4 Mar
8
23% Jan
2
53% Dec
18
383/4 Feb
8
77% Jun
12
Sep
15
79
A
14.
Alco
4
Aldens
80
Feb 17
4
>
Jan
9% Jan 28
153% Nov
18
8% May 11
54% Nov
18
301% May 11
45
Jan
5
44 % Jan
7
60 3/4 Aug
31
36'/4 May 10
56% Jan
4
8
901/4 Jan
12
98
28% Aug 25
173/4 Apr
26
223/8 Jan
Dec
10
Dec
102
30
12% Feb
30
57
...
Apr
Dec
59
4
21
64'% Apr
22
44% Feb
8% Oct 27
5
52% Jan
! 141/4 Feb
II
75
21
24
17
383/4 Sep
Jan
29
1271/4 Sep
8
39% Feb
1
771/a May 11
1153/4 July 24
108
Jan
4
Aluminum
42
Jan
7
2
78% Jan
6
31% Jan
21
26
25% Jan
4
6
106% Jan
27
3%%
117% Nov 10
100
May
46%
*79
9%
4%
31%
31
32
36%
37
365/8
37 Ys
95
*95
961/4
177/3
17y«
177/8
49
49 7/a
x47%
*95
48 %
17%
17%
52
511/4
52
347%
34%
34%
♦17
17%
77%
♦77
7%.
<.
313%
323/8
30%
31%
89'%
90%
50
preferred
42% Jan
2r
50% Sep
2
41% May 12
44% Jan
18
American
Bakeries
32% Oct
7
461% Dec
18
36% Apr
1
443/4 Jan
4
American
Bank Note
53
Jan
2
64% May 29
58 »/4 Apr
27
61% Jan
4
23% Sep
22
45% Jan
20% Jan
'
100
27%
50
393% May
6
18% May
6
30
Jan
4
American
2
58
Aug
3
40'% May
2
51% Jan
7
American
Brake
2
33% Nov
20
253/4 Mar
4
11
19
6
37% May 13
19
Jan
6
Shoe
Co
43
43
37%
37%
*37
89 Ys
31 Yb
3,300
315/b
66,300
89%
9IV2
15,900
•
35
•35
36
♦48
50
♦48%
50
'43%
43%
•
59 %
60
*58%
60
36%
.
...
120
43'/4
43%
1,800
59%
59%
59%
597%
26%
27
27
27
26%
263/4
2,400
18%
19
16%
19 %
19
193/a
57,100
•98%
104
•98%
;
373/4
*58%
60
__2
31
Y30Y«
43%
v
10
Bosch Arma Corp
IO41/2
"300
37
43%
19%
43%
31%
89
IO41/2
31
305/a
"
300
1. 22,200
50
27%
104
30%
;
Y
2,600
<
77
30%
,
295/8
:
*36
50
common
6% preferred
89%
60%
*98
29 Ya
106
*103.
,
30 Yg
76%
76%,
29%
v
3,800
541/4
:*48
.
273/a
xl9
104
31
30'A
44%
60
19 5/8
»100
"V
No par
Co
61
27 %
19%
/
__i
76
;
■
\
881/2
44
>
77
: 600
/.:
8
54
>
6,900
34%
8
55
1,100
171/4
523/a
341/2
:
*
8
7 *7%
24,800
515/8
34Y8 •
54
293/4
106
30%
•
V
37
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44
60%
No par
90
♦36
43'%
Chemical__No par
89%
50
*48
.
31%
•
1,900
18 3/8
50
Xl7
17%
52
*34
54%
29%
'.♦102
31%
30 3/4
,
37
*36
1
12.50
x31%
'1
17%
513/4
,
7%
54%
X77
30%
1033/4
l
48 Y4
*
513/4
35
50
95
18%
48Y4
18%
48
r
17%
34%
<
78%
29%
*
•
95
96%
18
51%
V
81/4
10
9
*
54%
No par
♦95
18
47%
51 v4
77%
96 V*
18
49
1734
*34%
-
9
177/8
103%
convertible
35,100
8,500
26,900
9%
30%
36%
7%
Corp
9 »/a
8Ya
30%
54%
common
30
8%
301/4
Airlines
6,100
81%
36'A
103%
Petroleum
47%
*79
30%
29%
Amer Agricultural
81'%
9%
1033/4
Amerada
37,800
1
:
367%
8%
Corp—
15,400
3,000
19
X29
311/2
54%
of America
47%
•79
4Ya
29
47%
193/4
46%
4%
183/a
29%
183/4
83/4
10
Co
4%
29
(
3,200
300
36'/4
8%
Cement
4%
*
265
8,300
30%
54%
Limited
4%
300
5,200
16%
713/4
x71
38
100
American
•265
153/4
-
31
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
173% Apr
4%
common.
Portland
26% May 11
4%
convertible preferred
Amerace
300
15%
71%
30,100
95
100
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6%
convertible preferred
493/4 Feb
Mfg
43/4
914
100
Aluminium
59% May 11
♦262
5
4
353/4 Apr 30
333% Apr : 9
160% Apr U ff
300
153/4
71
o
8,800
.
3gi/4
1
common
13
1061/4 Feb,> 5
♦262
V
31
10
Corp
35% Jan
22
Dec
23 y« Nov 18
16
70%
5
361/4 Apr
69% Nov 25
27%
15%
No par
Allis-Chalmers
503/4 Mar 15
34
703/8
300
5,800
173/4
33
713%
No par
28
: 43% May 12
71%
17 Va
33%
16
1
28
56% July 17
693/4
171%
313/4
15%
____9
Jan
22
68 y8
163/a
70 »/2
1
Jan
44'/4 Sep
67
16%
32 %
72%
*265
29,700
.
67%
'
100
1,900
291/4
143
,139
161/4
66%
15%
Inc
28 Ya
136
x31%
71%
preferred
40
,
67%
34Y4
29%
134
81 »/2
132
29
671/4
673/4
28'%
.
133134 y2
46%
2
Mar 18
67
29%
1351%
*79
28
Feb
281/4
1341%
♦461%
Corp
4% preferred
33
29%
30%
135
47%
Stores
47
1.0
28%
28
133
811/2
Products
Mar 31
24 Ya
80
Allied
Dec
24%
48 y8
Allied
52
233/4
80
5
51
233/4
47
13
12
24
5
11% Jan
/ 5
23%
100
58% Jan
39 $ Feb
24>/4
15%
Mills
331/4 Jan
24
19 y8
Laboratories
8
24»/4
29
Allied
Mar
4,800
24 y8
18%
Allied
83
251/4
173/s
Industries Inc
Alpha
24Ya
28/2
293% Apr 25
391% July 15
May
24%
19%
30% May 12
25
27
24%
29
convertible
4.08%
24%
321/4
Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
Mar 25
23%
183/4
5
79
24%
29
6
4
24j/8
19%
4
Jan
8,100
253%
293/3
58% Feb
75
5,800
133/4
17%
39% Jan
102% Apr
41 y4
133/a
28
17% Jan
29% May
1.
19,100
43%
13%
1
Allen
8
345/3
43%
13%
16%
Allied
71/4 May 10
1
32% Sep
6
34%
42%
13%
2
8
59-
331/4
43%
13 »/2
Inc
4
Feb
33%
43%
133/4
Corp
Jan
;
52% Feb
833/4 Mar 17
/
11
Dec
26% Feb
104
6%
32 y4
32
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
23,600
43%
173/4
Alleghany Corp common
300
23,600
109
343/4
333/4
common
*1061/2
56Ya
13%
17%.
preferred
109
41
*
433/s
T 4%
33% Mar 18
4
613/4 Jun
Apr
Inc
553/4
32%
32%
series
♦40 %
14
2
Products
14 Va %
•1061/2
50c
pfd 1951
153% Apr
48% Mar 14
21% Mar 20
1738 Dec
36% Dec
5
Gas
109
No par
common
8
6
47
22
461/4 Sep
13% Jan
Inc
conv
Alabama
4
193/4 May 12
*106'/2
41
56%
34%
1
Products
Shares
41
553/4
'
\
25
5
Industries
51% Jan
!.
32% Jan 28
89
J
109
41
'55%
~~i
Reduction
Jan
55%
45
__2.5o
Corp
the Week
May 13
13%
No par
Aeroquip Corp
5
23% Dec
85
Corp
issued
*39'/2
55%
'106%
Friday
May 12
44
I~_l
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
23% Jan
15
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
Jan
Express
109
55
Sales for
Thursday
May II
'
33 v4
10
Adams-MiUis
'
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 10
♦39%:
41
56y8
*106y2
l
Co
28V8Jan
328
9
Steel
30 3/4 May
23
91% Mar 10
22
Oct
1
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Tuesday
40
553/8
IIIIII25
ACF Industries Inc
161/4 May 11
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
22% Nov
5
303/a May
Apr 20
*39%
4
32% Jan
Monday
May 9
p»r
Fund
Abbott Laboratories common..-.• 5
4%
convertible preferred
100*
ABC Vending Corp
1
15
15% Jan
23% May 11
30% Mar
Jan
Abacus
4
353/a May
Aug
34% July 15
Sep
3% Feb
Apr
23% Jan
17
Sep 21
2
23% Jan
290
7
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
62 3/4 Jan
523/4 Mar 10
24
Apr
63
71
42 %
27 Ya Dec
2
17% Dec
8
57
23
94% Jan
40
8
NEW YORK
Highest
43%
V' X42
37
*99% 105
42%
421/4
104
413%
42%
36%
*58%
42 '4
•37
.
37 3*
•37
60
*59
60
2,700'
371/4
•58%
60
.
17,100
300
,
v
18%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
1
20
183%
19%
187/a
19%
19%
19%
20
203/8
23,800
41%
40%
41
401/2
407%
403/4
41
407/8
41%
3,900
35%
No par
19%
403/4
•
35 Ya
36 y8
37%
31,300
American
19
201/4 Feb
Jan. 7
7% Feb
13
Jan
133/fe Jan
8'/a May 11
14% Mar 18
American Cable 3c Radio
4
40% Nov
13
50 7/8 Jan
2
37% May 12
43% Jan,
4
35% Sep
17
407/eMar
2
353/4 Jan
6
38% Mar
9
473/4 Jan
2
613/4 Aug
7
441/4 Mar 17
553/4 Apr
441/4 Mar 9
46% Mar 22
55 % May
18% May
4
24% Jan
11
May 28
36% May 12
41 '/4 Feb
23
2
83% May 12
20% Dec 29
28
253/4 Sep 14
37% Dec 24
44
84
Jan
106
15
Sep
46% Sep 17
38% Feb
9.
453/, Oct 26
25
36% Nov
21
52
20
45
9
38 ya
9
193
12
25
42
6
142% Feb
8
11
18
178
15
361/8 Mar
4
38% Jan
293/4 May 11
July 21
July 27
9
97/s Jan
9
77/a Mar
Jan
•
May 13
507/b May 13
9
167/a May 11
24% Jan
18
15% Dec 23
18% July
9
141/4 Apr
16% Jan
6
171/4 Dec
20% Jan
2
17% Feb
Feb
25
94
Jan
4
523/a Nov
17
49% Jan
4
723/4 May 10
May 19
83% May 10
14% Jan
93
3
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
76 3/4 Dec
30
May 27
105
19% Jan
102% May
8
3
76% Jan
14
593/4 Apr
30
44%. Feb
17
58% Jan
6
34% Jan
16
21
28
273/a Jan
15
84
41
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
29
15
:
Apr
Jan
22
86% Jan
14
91% Apr
241/a Dec 30
323/4 Jan
22
21
Apr
19
287/8 Jan
13
26
133% jun
16
Dec
18
14
May
15% Jan
18
73% Apr
14
8
98
22% Feb
56
Sep~21
26
33% Jan
38% Nov
13
e
4
Sep 22
July" ~1
2
17
553/a Mar 23
Apr 18
Mar~~3
333/4 Apr 19
43% Jan
15
13% May'll
16'A Feb
3
547/a
22
31
Dec
18
41
May
Mar
7
52% Mar 31
41 %
Sep
9
92
Nov
23
67% Mar
8
56% Feb
27
42
3
Dec
30
Dec
29
25
183/aApr 21
Dec
54
18
29% Apr 27
53% Apr
43% Apr
43% Apr
137
133
291/2 Apr 18
62'/s Apr
14
11
531/2
152
Mar 17
1
148% Mar 20
138% Jan
29
1333/4 Jan
13
Feb
9
Mar
8
9
54
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
63% Mar
117% Oct
5
26% Mar 26
125
72% Dec~22
26% Dec 28
27% Dec 21
105
Mar
7
677/8 May 13
145
Mar 21
131/2 Jan 26
75 % Sep 22
4
43% Mar
35% Feb
18
37
Sep 22
Jan
16
13% Mar 12
251/4 Nov 23
24 % Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51 Va Nov
26
30 Va Sep
23
58% Sep 22
50% Dec
1
89
129%
Apr
17
J~an~20
Apr
4
4
601/4 May 13
I22V2 Apr
14
Jan
4
20% Apr
28
34
28
38% Jan 20
203/a Apr
3
23
6
19
19
29
8
4
14
7
27% Feb
15
26
26% Jan
82% Feb
67% Mar 9
25% Apr 26
273/4 Mar 15
29% Jan
12
14 Ys Jan
31 Va Feb
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
293/8 Aug
7
27% May
1
19% Oct 21
63
46%
Dec
2
Mar" 13
74% Mar 17
603/4 Mar 18
33
Feb
3
86
Dec
17
95% Apr
4
41 Va Aug
9
6
20
36% Jan
U
34
Mar
28 Va Oct
47,
July 28
Apr
21
79% Jan
4
9
55% Apr
4
32% May 11
1253/4 Apr
43 % Jan
4
117
15 % Jan
25 Ya Mar
25
Feb
14
Mar
8
45
Jan
7
30% Apr 28
33% Feb 17
96 % Apr
15
18 % Jan 11
553/a Feb 29
42 Va Mar
1
47% May 11
46% Apr 19
68% Jan 15
41% May 11
54 % Jan
Jan
19
12
41% Jan
85
36
Feb
17
40 Ya Jan
35% Apr
30% Mar
For footnotes, see page 28.
Jan
3
88
55%
10
100
10
Y American Hardware Corp
12.50
American Home Products
1
American Hospital Supply Corp__2
American Ice Co
No par
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
5%% prior preferred
100
American Mach 3c Fdry com—3.50
!
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com__l
4%% preferred
100
American Metal Products
2
American Molasses Co
1
American Motors Corp
.—1.66%
American Natural Gas Co
25
American News Co
No par
American Optical Co
1
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
American Potash & Chem—No par
r American Rad Sc Std Sany com—5
7% preferred
100
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Refg com.No par
American
51% May
117
18% May 18
45%
.3
American
29% Apr
2
Jan
■
5
54 Ys Jan
141
45
543/4
i; 19
No par
MCay 12
33% Jan
109
373/e
11
4
Jan 21
8
39 Va Mar 29
7% preferred
American Snuff
100
25
6% non-cumulative preferred.100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American Steel Foundries—
1
American Stores Co
1
American Sugar Refining com—25
Co
common
25
1% preferred
Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel Sc Tel Co..
American Tobacco common
American
6% preferred —
American Viscose Corp
American Water
Preferred
5
33%
12.50
100
25
Works Co com—5
series
—25
6%
51/2%
series;
25
American Zinc Lead 3c Smelting—1
AMP Inc endorsed shares
1
Preferred
Ampex
Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp..!
Anaconda Co
—50
Anaconda Wire 3c Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
preferred
Clayton 3c Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Anderson
6-25
No par
21.80
10
*19
....
*83%
53
37
475/8
>'
51.
48%
48%
505/8
51%
20%
205/8
33%
51%
51%
50Ya
25
25%
24%
8%
8Ya
8%
8%
8%
30%
Xl68%
170
17
17%
14%.
183/a
183/«
♦14%
18%
18%
18%
IO21/2
102%
102%
70%
717/8
•82
47%
21%
22%
22%
221/8
93
227/8
23
15
*14%
48
47%
17%
•101
r
4,600
.
15,500
34,300
1,900
173/4
500
18%
183/a
3,400
103%
10
70%
49,100
841/2
40
69%
♦82
84%
8,500
15,300
14%
•14
703/4
4,000
5oy8
47%
47'/4
47
47
22%
22%
21%
•82
31
22%
22%
22%
93
91%
91%
♦91%
93
•91%
22%
23
223/4
23
223/4
*14%
15
143/a
143/a
143/a
1,900
.25,100
23
143/4
14%
93
227/s
*143/4
69%
r
83%
21,900
/
178
493/4
104
: 500
.
83/a
227/s
♦91%
*91%
71
68
723/4
83%
47
47
47
-
83%
83%
•101
•
35,000
23%
30%
.
17%
14%
16%
14%
33%
177%
30%
177
14%
17%
203/4
8%
50%
17
51%
20
8Ya
48
14%
♦101
505/a
•32
21%
1743/4
1
10
49
243/8
30%
■
47%
700
84%
48%
.:
3,200
3,400
.
57%
8%
30%
46%
>
"V
37
56%
20%
1743/4
47%
1021%
703/4
•32
8%
45
183/a
:
25
14%
♦82
.
...
33%
29%
313/4
170
!
20Y4
20%'
•32
173/s
♦101
83%
48V4 1
25%
18%
♦36%
48%
25%
14%
37
47%
21%
17
19
56%
33%
X18 3/8
1,500
54%
19
Y
83%
21
443/4
46%
53%
193/4
54%
*32
32%
45%
53%
83%
21%
168%
46
55
32%
43%
7,600
42,200
2,700
36%
7, ; ;; 77;
37V4
85
21
313/4
.
37Ys
37
19%
|
37%
37%
54%
*32
166
Y
38%
*83%
85
93/8
53
19%
37
193/a
9%
46
53%
19%
*19
37%
;
45%
453/4
193/4
Y
9%
37%
1
9
55 3/„
54 Ys
52
51%
19%
38
•
*83%
43
*47Y8
36%
7/7
37% ' 37%
37
;
'
9
543/4
37
54 Yb
8%
37%
•
38%
19%
85
36
19%
•19
36%
•19
9%
53%
•
37
y 53%
36
19%
:
37% Y 37 %
443^
443/4
.
19% C".
37
36 Ys
Y
v/v 9%
•v; 37%
"
American Distilling Co
20
- American Electric Power Co
10
American Enka Corp
5
r American European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power_.No par
31% Mar 15
20% May 12
15
22
May
331/2 Jan
May 13
32% May
4
Feb
18 Ya Jan
Mar 13
17
July 27
83/a Nov 27
Feb
4
46% Jan
Apr
38%
37 %
No par
Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4 %% prior preferred.
American Cyanamid Co
Mar 30
46
-
37%
25
7
'
93/4
7% preferred
American Chain & Cable
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
4
553/8 May 18
34% Apr
31
9
5OV2 Apr 27
25»A Oct 30
122
12
25
43
9%
American Chicle
„
35 Y4
•••>. 193/a
l
12.50
Corp
American Can Co common
v
J an
50
2
Jan
89
591/4 Jan
8
47% Mar
65% July 28
513/4 Jan
*19
5% preferred
/
10
v.
3,000
300
26%
253/8
26%
253/a
27
230,700
597/8
58%
59%
59
60%
59%
60
13,400
273/4
27
27
27%
27%
27%
28
47 s/8
48
463/4
47%
47
48%
48%
51%
7,700
63
65%
64%
653/a
65%
67%
67,300
35%
36%
.363/8
37. /
36%.
37%
26
26%
25%
59%
59%
59
27%
27 Va
27
25 5/a
26%
6,300
'
48
48
60%
653/8
633/4
67
36
36%
35%
35%
13%
•
...
V
14 :,v
14%
29
29%
100
102%
138s/a
138%
59%
29%
138%
123
121Ya
•140
29%
29%
108
103
46
133/8
143
29%
,
103
593/4
60
*121 Ya
29
101%
133/4
13%
*140
143
451/4
46
45 %
13%
*140
143
*140
V
107
,453/g
46%
138%
138%
46
139
138%
*59
593/4
123
*12lYa
60%
•60
123
23%
233/4
23
23%
23%
31 Ys
31Ya
31%
121%
23%
31%
23%
•140
108
463/4'
138%
2,600
48
29,700
250
138%
60
601/4
2,500
30
1083/4
47
139%
33,400
143
29%
29V4
109
7,900
14
133/8
14
143
700
60%.
121 Ya
10
23 Ya
31%
23 Ya
121 Ya
233/s
123
32
7,400
14,700
31%
31 Ya
72%
723/4
723/4
74
73%
73 Y4
733/4
733/4
74
74
2,600
26%
27%
263/4
27%
27%
27 y4
273/s
27 Ys
26 Ys
26 Ya
1,900
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28%
28%
28 Ya
*12%
13
*123/4
88Y4
87%
13
*12%
87%
88
87%
■}.
31 Ya
:
13
88 Va
•12%
87%
,
52%
51%
42 v'
*
121%
121%
34%
X51%
33%
33%
32 Y»
33 Va
33
19 Ys
193/4
19%
19%
19%
122
121 %
33%
193/4
193/4
51Y4
313/4
.
*12%
88%
53
52%
53 Ys
122
122
1213/4
122%
1213/4
33%
333/a
19 Ys
*193/8
.
1,300
133/4
87%
13
88%
86,300
54
53
h
19,400
360
1213/4
34
27,200
-
1,700
193/4
*26%
27
*26%
27
*26%
26%
•26%
263/4
*26%
27
*253/8
26%
*25%
26%
♦25%
25%
*25%
26%
•253/4
26%
153/4
153/4
155/a
153/4
15%
15 Ya
16
17%
163/4
17%
*50%
51
52%
51%
52 %
52
53 Ya
11,300
35%
36%
36
37%
36%
373/4
194,300
43 Ya
43
44%
44%
45 Ya
20,600
43%
48 Ys
48Yb
50
34,200
42
42 Ya
423/a
42 Ya
36%
37%
37%
38
50%
523/4
33%
33 Ya
33 Ya,
36Ys
44
443/a
43Ys> -443/s > ■
49%
50
-•
50
48%
49%
i
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42%
42%
42%
:
37%
37%
37
37%
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-
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.
48%
47%
41%
37
,
42
37
l
,
...
87%
5 87%
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88%
36%
36%
36%
36 Y4
*36%
36%
36
36%
36
37
37 Ya
36%
37%
36%
37%
37%
38V4
37 Y4
*86
•86%
88 Va
•86%
-
.
.
10,300
490
2,500
20
88%
-
<36%
*2,700
38%
25,800
18
Highest
EXCHANGE
38 Vz Nov
18
49 % Feb
11
32% May 13
40% Jan
27
40% Jan
26
25 % May
5
30% Jan
11
29
77% Jan
29 % May 11
42% Feb
59 Va Apr
80 Va
64 y« May
7
23
7
July 29
37% Nov 24
9
49% Nov
25
39
Jan
86 % Apr
7
75
Jan
13
23% Oct
28% Apr
4d% Apr
26
Sep 23
17% Nov 20
35% Feb
No par
4
Corp
Armco Steel Corp
19
Armour & Co_—-
$3.75 preferred-
21% Mar
2
27% Jan
5
Arvin
Ashland
9
Jan
2
25% May 15
19% May 11
23% Jan
4
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
30% May 11
37% Jan
5
19
Corp
Industries
2nd
—
Constable
Arnold
11
2.50
Inc
;
Feb
13
60% Dec 30
56% Jan
Sep
25
107% Mar 31
100
Feb
9
69
Nov
10
2
51
Apr
12
22
May 11
88% Jan
Common
63% May 13
105% Apr
4
27
99
Jan
63
"
5.25%
7a
33 Va
25 Va
59%
60
60%
61%
61%
25 Va
63
30%
41%
80
16
29 Va
30%
31
33 %
32 Va
33%
40 Va
41%
41
41 Va
41%
42
80
80
15%
15%
22%
23%
22%
23%
19%
20
31 Va
62%
:
20
.33
31 Va
63
»•,
,
*62
.
.
*103Va 104%
100
10
preferred
*79
1,300
56,300
7,100
80
20
15%
16
16%
16 %
120
23%
24
23 Va
24 %
4.900
13,800
*
xl9%
,
x30%
,
*
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
31%
*31 %
32%
31%
31 %
800
63%
2,300
62%
62%
*102 Va
104%
63
*103Vb 104%
,
52 Va
51%
52
10
22%
22%
9%
32%
88
22%
9%
33%
88
49 %
22%
preferred—10
9%
33%
*88
33%
47%
49
32%
*77%
4%
15%
33
4%
15%
33%
78
5
15%
62 Va
62 Va
63
104%
103
103
103
160
52
51%
52
52%
22%
52
52
Co
Investment
80
*79
*,ooO
22,000
.
/
1
-
1st
Associates
4
32
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
44
33 %
25%
22%
19 %
Shares
33%
29%
41 %
*79
*15
*31 Va
the Weekt
25%
31%
41%
80
16
common..l
Oil & Refining
Friday
May 13
May 12
25 Va
33%
25%
60 Va
„
Sales for
Thursday
33%
*25%
59%
.22%
-1
No par
5
Cork Co common
Armstrong
11
Apr 25
20'A Jan
PRICES
33 V4
•x33Va
25%
61 Va
34
SALE
25 %
34%
25 Va
60%
30Va
41 Va
*79
*15.
5
Oil
HIGH
AND
May 11
May 10
•„
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 9
u
5
10
Argo
15 % May 11
23% July 16
15
81
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
28% Nov
75
a
m
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
.
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
May
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2102)
22%
22%
22%
22%
9%
..9%
53 %
3,100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
24% Nov 17
32% July
8
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
4
9% Jan
Dec
18
33% Sep
11
28% Feb
27 Va Jan
1
28%
Jan
79% Jan
6
Nov
10
92
47% Feb
17
62 Va May 25
39 % Sep
16
53% Apr
74% Dec
31
86 % Mar
80
4ft
preferred
58% Feb 24
Atlantic Coast Line RR
41% Jan
Atlantic
4
4% Apr
11
6% Jan
4
Atlas
11
15% Jan
5
15% Feb
15
5ft
83 % May 10
96% Jan
26
Atlas
14
3
20% Jan
4
11
27
96
24
24% Feb
July 29
16
May
<
:
Refining
series
S3.75
Mar 31
80
26
15 % Nov
100
4
8% Jan
68% Jan
City Electric Co com—4%
88% May 11
16% Feb
5% Oct 28
15% Jun 16
non-cumulative
5ft
Atlantic
34% May 13
31% May 11
74% Jan
4
3
2
15
40% Mar
17
Common
5
9% Feb
7
Corp
No par
49
10
100
1
-20
33
common
preferred
B
common
preferred
May 13
20
28 % Dec -■ 7
21
Mar 11
32% May
5
7
17% May 25
11% May 11
15% Jan
4
Avco
so
48
13,900
31%
32Va
31%
33
32%
33%
23,300
78
V.
78%
77%
77%
4%
*14
14%
'
No par
*21 Va
22
*21%
22
,*21%
30%
31%
29
31 %
11%
12%
11 %
12
84%
83%
'
84 Va
78%
250
4%
13,400
15%
4%
*15%
.
83 %
*14
4%
15%
83%
15%
14%
78%
4%
15%
4%
*15%
5
15%
84%
Corp
;
47%
14%
Babbitt (B T> Inc
10% Jan
3,000
89%
48
of Amer_2.50
Automatic Canteen Co
23 Ve Nov
8,400
•
*87
Va
46,700
34%
47%
.
84%
prior pref (81.20)
21
89
*87
34
34
47 Va
47
78%
83%
9%
9%
33 Va
88%
20
13
27% Jan
9
88
r
No par
Co
24 % Jan
21 Va Jun
89%
-
9%
33Va
9%
*33Va
,,
1
Powder
Austin Nichols common
Conv
77%
,
22
9%
400
,•
85 Va
86 Va
14%
*14
14 %
14
*21%
22
21
2,100
14%
22
21 %
700
•:
300
28 V4
29%
31
31%
32 Va
42,200
11%
i
29%
12
11%
12
11%
12%
44,800
5%
B
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
30 Va Feb
9
42% July 24
13% Jan
18% Dec
6
7% Jan
32% Mar
13
17
May 11
24 Va Nov
23
27 % Dec
7
24% Jan
Dec
23
101% Feb
5
90 % Jan
18
79
Dec
11
89 % Jun
8
80
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
29% May 11
56% Dec
66
Jan
40
28
20
Dec
28
Jan
Oct
12
64% Jan
23
49% Sep
23
4
62 Va Feb
,
4%%
4ft
30
Jan
6
8
39% May
3
54% Jan
.
Barber Oil Corp
9
43% Dec
24
34% Mar
8
47 Va
51% Oct
21
36% Mar
9
45
Jan
7
54% Jan
14
Dec
11
Jan
Bausch
May 13
2
7
27
37
Jan~23
178
Dec
16
19 V4 Sep
90
183
100% Mar 26
22
36% Jan
204
7
30
Mar
94
3
.17% Apr 29
,
'
13
82
78
21
Feb
9
28% Jan
2
65
Dec
11
56% Feb
11
35% Jan
9
42'
Apr
10
39% Jan
26
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
18 Va Dec. 15
16
Jan
13
2
24% May 11
12
May 11
Apr
'#
32% Mar 31
9
79% Apr
14
'
85
29%
30'%
29%
57
57 Va
*56%
*28'/a
*•.**•*
26
-■
*28%
29%
53 Va
54%
21 %
21'%
v;
;.::-VV43
100
43/4%
Creek
/
,
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp_
1 95
14
61
Sep
22% Sep
22
10
89
45% Dec
10
52
1% Dec 21
■X
Dec
2
36 Va Jan
6
32% Sep
22
49% May 11
137
Sep
23
12% Jan
V.
5
70
Jan
12
May
May 14
3
Apr
59 Va
July
Feb
19% Dec
83
July
10
6
24% Mar 31
42% Dec
33 %
May 13
33% Feb
8
6
43 Va Apr
25
11
138 % Jan
6
31.
1% Jan
Corp
38% Jan
Beneficial Finance Co
13
Benguet
Best &
46% May 13
-
.
57% Jan
4
2
21% Feb
82 '
Feb
Steel
2
21 % Jan
20% Sep 22
■'*'
8
Bigelow-Sanford
4% ft
23% May
15% Mar
3
29% Jan
6
8
20 Va Jan
4
5
23
Mar 28
32% Jan
6
3
28% Jan
6
1
22 Va Feb
11
Bond Stores Inc
16
Jan
37% Feb
76
Sep
68% Sep
8
17% May 11
24% Feb
10
49
36 % Apr
77
Jan
25
9
48% Dec
7
24
81% Apr
24
30
66% Mar IT
59% Feb
29
15
5
Black
49% Mar 25
May
&
Bliss
(E W)
5
11% Jan
13% Apr
28
20% Jan
r
11% Nov
17
17% Mar 13
9 Va Apr
28
13'/a Jan
4
33 y2 Jan
6
44'/a May 25
30
May
2
41 Va Jan
6
20
53% Jun
8
43
Mar 11
8% May 12
13
12% Sep
8
NOV
9'/a May 10
66'/a July 20
48
Oct 29
33 % Sep
76
Dec
28
85
Jan
21
26
22
28% Nov
52% Feb
12
;Dec
9
17
76'/a Jan
4
25
Oct~12
57% Jan
6
35% Oct
26
47 Va Nov
16
5
44% Nov
2
6
33% Mar 16
34% May
28 V4 Jan
21
Nov
4
76
66
IS Va Jan
8
14
15 Va Oct
22
13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
68 Va Jan
62
2
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
28% Oct
21
24% Jan
13
Nov
28 Va Nov
Jan
66
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 13
24
17% Oct
5
10
19
Dec
4
79
Oct
23
41% Nov 30
36% Sep 22
24% Dec 30
57'% Dec 11
footnotes,
32% Aug 12
5
July 27
*
55% Dec 28
-45
Mar
22 % Aug
14
19
Mar
11
80
Feb
51
Apr 22
44 Va Jun
3
69
.
Mar
48 Va
49 Va
47%
48%
48%
573/4
*91
58%
92
58%
59%
58%
59 s s
26'%
Jan
Jan
13
2
26%
26 Va
26%
'48%
*47%
48%
/,
•
8
49
38% Jan
44
45 Va
44 Va
43%
142 V2
142'a
•
141 %
"15%
15%
75%
75 3%
1%
1%
1%
1 Va
1%
43,500
33%
33%
33 Va
33'/a
1,400
43%
43
44
36
--V
...
37
-
24%
44
44
44%
15 Va
44%
44 Va
43%
44 Va
142 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
75%
75%
*75%
76 Va
*75%
76'/a
130
,44%
45
♦44 %
44 Va
443/4
2,900
36%
37
42
8,400
37
24%
24
37
V,
.
45
,;
40
.,.41%
,"24%
24%
*24%
"
1
,
Co
V
■
-
24%
6,400
24%
•1,700
.163%
8,100
24%
34,900
25
•
600
.
20%
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
19 3
19 Va
20%
203%
*19'/a
19%
17%
19
18%
18%.
19 Va
,19%
1.25
7.50
8
47 V4
47%
—5
37%
38%
100
*78 Va
—25
1,200
15%
46%
;
24
•
71,400
143
15%
24%
*24% %. 25
13,700
44%
142 Va
24%
47'%
46%
47%
47%
48%
37%
36%
37%
37%
38%
78 %
78 %
78%
36%
78%
37%
78 Va
78 Va
61%
61
■
47
37 Va
80
.78%
6C%
61
61
61%
60%
61%
61 Va
2,700
.2,300
.
f 78%
61'/a
♦
;
■"48%
483%
11,400
17,100
370
r-
-4,500
.
& Maine RR—
No par
8%.
Co
14%
14%?
10V4
10'/a
5
common
30
Co
series
;
A
54
49 '/4
8%
8%
15>/4
*14%
14%
10 '/4
3C%
.45%
9 Va
9%
53%
-
31
♦44%
x49%
*78'/a
80
-100
104%
104%
■27% '27%
104% 105
Va
•'
common
73'/a
9%
53%
50%
*78%
'
■'
104'/a
104%
x73%
73 '/a
105
'
66 '/a
38%
-7
34
*34
34 '/4
34
16%
16 Va
'
5
;
Inc
17%
'
"
\
1
17%
82%
*82
29%
*28
11%
11
15 V8
15Va
14%.
19 V
19'/a
-
22%
22%
*10'/4
10Va
a
32%
333/-
16%
17%
xl7%
14%
67%
*64%
67%
80 '/a
*78'/a
80%
33%
34%
34'/a
35%
*22%
10'/a'
23%
22%
22%
10 %
*10'%
10 '/a
32%
32 Va
32
Va
33
12%
11%
12
51%
50%
51%
51
52 '/a
•
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21 %
,
4
Canadian
Breweries
27% Apr 18
60% Jan
6
Canadian
Pacific
Cannon
Mills
Co
Ltd
Ry
.1.80
-
1.66%
No par
—100
Nopar
—25
Nopar
50%
21
V
*81
.
84
*4fi'/2
---
43%
•351/a
3534
25% * 25%
57%
57%
81%
*46
*46%
♦35 ;
25%
25%
25%
57
56%
56%
35%
,
35%
66'/a
80
*78%
80%
37
46
1,310
700
1 37 3 a
118,200
-
22%
22%
10 Va
5
10%
52 %
32%
22
'
'
10 %
*
323/a
5 Va
5%
21%
21%
9%
10%
103/4
"
.
33 '/a
5%
213/a
:
700
22%
10
"
53%
53% '
54%
.21
21%
21'/a
21 %
•81
48%
: 35%
25%
'
76%
66 '/a
20%
84
48%
100
400
11,700
*4,400
27,600
~ 19
67%
'
11%
*81
83
Vz
56%
5'/a
20 Va
10Va
-•
18 Va
*64%
323/8
21
k
283/e
" 13%
' 15%
'76%
9%
5'/a
5'/a
15
/
21,100
/ 81%
76%
;
20 V8
20%
19
36
5%
5%
14 Va
18%
90°
15,700
18%
,
*78'/a
'
20Va
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 cotfv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
13%
14%
1,700
■
*80
♦75
5%
11%
13 Va
17%
68,800
.
17%
•
28%
'
203/4
Ltd—1
29%
:
19 Va
l
Mines
82;
11%
5
Lake
17 Va
*80
*28%
;
75%
343/3
1
33'/a
17
~
*78%
3.33Va
33%
18%
*64'/a
333/,
33%
'->• 16%
75
80Va
1,300
84
.
16'/a
11%
67'/a
360
105%
383/4 »
33 Va
11
14'/a
<4,100
'
66%
29
'
110
v
65%
82
.
73%
26,600
-
38%
29
76%
105%
73%
•
80-
2 7 '/a
66
82
*75
52
27
38%
29
76'/a
2,100
34 Va
83 i
*78%
*
,
54%
♦78'/a
105
73%
,
-3,100
50%
-
27 '%"
65..
'
100
9%
'38%
11%
.
%■'■
*64%
100
„
17%
15'/a
18%
*75
100
5
17%
*81%
18%
_100
'
18
16%
11%
—5
com—
!17%
::
*28 V4
•
l
__10
Inc.
;
<
38%
..
Va
80
27'/a
64%
68
50
*78'/a
5,300
y
453/4
^
54%
54%.
49%
-
27%
39 V4
No par
Co
53%
80
27'/a
73%
32
♦44%
9%
V 38%
•
31'/a
45%
39%
65
32
9%
68%
.
;
31%
♦44%
9%
66%
16%
9,600
45%
-V- 39%
—5
•1,000
9%
50 Va
51%
73%
34
1,200
,14%
9%
53'/a
27%
No par
\ 8%
.14%
9%
9'/a
54
50 '/a
,73%
8%
14%
9%
,
'
78 %
*73
10
31 %
32
♦44%
27 Va
•
*8%
14%
'
'
10
—15
•
Co
52%
8%
•
f
10 Va
—No par
.
preferred
Watch
9%
*8%
♦14%
10
15
T L Corp—,;
Co
;
45
9%
*
—100
common
Inc
Corp
,
30%
45
i
..
common-———1
preferred
Shoe
8%
100
2.50
Inc
Brass
Campbell Red
»
46 Va
43%
142%
142
75%
.
x36%
24 Va
43%
141%
45 Va
1
43 Va
142%
./ ' 75%
.
13,600
.'.',4,000
33%
24%
California Packing Corp
Mining Corp
4
Apr 29
200
64
1 Va
Calumet & Hecla Inc_
*
47%
61
33%
Callahan
18
64Va Jan
26%
*47 Va
24%
Byers Co (A
21V8 Apr 27
85
Apr 28
26 Va
47 Va
16
4
9
60 Va
26 Va
47%
23%
4ft preferred—
3 '/a ft preferred
6
42 Vo
59%
24%
Burlington Industries
6
42 Va
1%
34
,
100
26
1
16%
16
7
26
1 Va
33%
6,700
"
..
92
5
Bush Terminal Co
15% Mar 11
1'%
33%
*91
24%
2
26% Jan
l'.a
41 %
"•.
92
24
26% Feb
34% May
7% Jan
120,100
16%
37% May 13
Jan
52%
*24 Va
4'/aft second pref-—
Burroughs Corp
-
50%
16 Va
Bulova
5
8
14,200
24%
Bullard
4
82
13%
24%
$5
21
6
34%
16
Buffalo, Forge Co
13
Jan
-
100
.17%
23%
Budd
4
66
-
3334
Bucyrus-Erie Co
4
18% Jan
"47%
*91
*47'%
26 Va
47%
92
9,100
13%
16%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
18
17% Jan
'26%
*91
10
.
40
34%
50 Va
92
100
3,900
,
'.'32,700
*16%
:
24%
Brunswick
6
Jan
34%
34%
16 Va
B
76% May 13
56% Mar 18
28.
4
26
Jan
34
34 Va
*16%
94%
♦38 Va
x24 Va
Brown
35% Apr 12
24 % Jan
4
85
39%
16 Vz
5.80ft
2
34
73 %
39%
-48%
2.50
3%ft preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
69 Va May
76%
80%
71
25%
Bristol-Myers Co
,46% Feb
89 V2
75
*79
70%
17%
4%ft convertible preferred—50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp„
_3
5
28% Jan
105'/a Apr 26
74% Mar
*79
79%
13%
<
4,300
It*
16 %
May 13
24
32% Mar 22
: 24
July 28
see page
80
80
24%
Mar 30
;
5
43% Mar 14
1
323% M?r
52
18
80%
5
Bridgeport
4
4
9% May 13
89
Feb
63% Jan
18%
17%
Co
5ft preferred
Branlff Airways
12
21
Mar 23
20 % May
13% Dec 31
29
May 13
Apr 19
27% Jan
9% Mar 17
21 Vz
Jan
78% May
28% Mar
22
10
Mar 30
46% Jun 26
For
■73% Jan
4
5
2
May 10
14'/a Apr
18 Va Apr
34
.
93%
17%
*93%
300
■
"
93%
12 %
50c
Common
11
27% Jan
35% Feb
30
4
; Jan
12% Jan
11
18
May
4
Mar
48
17% May 12
80% Apr 22
27% Apr 14
20% Apr
8
26'% July 28
80% Apr 10
67
29
18
5
57/a July 10
18
24% Jun
Jan
16'% May 11
94% May 27
37% Jaq 21
Dec
Mar 16
35% Jan
31% July 10
27
32
Mar 22
42% Jan
I 31'%
35% May 28
82 % Nov
8
38% Feb
104
33%'
'
-
78%
40
70
*39
-21,200
41%
210
18 Va
12%
5
Laughlin Inc
/ "" Borden
18
40 Va Jan
71%
1,900
•
79%
Xl8
'40%
40%
*190
1
18
6
94
200
Boeing Airplane Co
Boston
lSYa Jan
93%
40%
*182
17%
—10
——
.
27'% Jan
195
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
>
-
&
Bliss
r
1
3
7y2 Nov 24
44
70%
*39
40
39%
'
12
8
Mfg Co
Co
48% Jan
6
Borg-Warner Corp common.
79% Mar 30 ;3 '/aft preferred—
62% Apr
1 Boston
Edison Co
4
14% Dec 29
8'% Apr 29
Decker
-Blaw-Knox
*180
93 Va
*79%
.
34%;.
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc.
1
1
24% Sep 25
:
*92
38%
.
12%
-100
9
24% Apr
%8%
195
17%
Inc common
4
24% May
19% Apr
38'%
♦180
45
12 Va
100
pfd series of 1951
Jan
■
38%
71%
33%
5
—
53
May 14
44%
38%
*16%
common
2
35
38%
*27%
43%
38%
•
(Del)
May
July
47%
43%
44%
38%
_1
Jan
46% Jan
44 '
44%
43%
43%
40c
7ft preferred.
•
..
3
8
Bethlehem
i
Inc
35
22
43%
*38 Va
43 Va
44
38'%
12%
-
Co—
36
25
1,400
.17'%
Inc
Gypsum
11
29
2,500
21%
12 Va
._1 peso
30% Jan
Nov
15%
53%
21 Va
43%
_50
Consolidated
Co
Bestwall
145 % Mar 25
14% May
18
300
53
21
*16%
common
5ft preferred
4
71% Jan
2
Aviation
29'/a
54%
21
'
May
56% July 15
29 Va Oct
;
29
-Bendix
.
28%
54%
21
1
40 % Feb
35% Sep
36 % Jan
t
;
1 Va Apr
Mar 23
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
155T
4
2
28%
54%
43%
40'/a
*91
9
28%
54 %
21
—1
100
74% Jan
28%
55
21
x79%
4%% preferred
48
29%
80'/2
90% Mar 21
26% May
700
80 Va
25
6
56%
38%
93%
47
7
56%
*79%
common—_No par
3
57
77%
,Bell & Howell Co
Jan
57
18 %
52% May 13
45
1
57
80%
19
57% May
22% Feb
28% Mar
56 Va
18%
89% Feb
5
57
77%
37% Jan
SI
14,800
18%
10
—
L
io
31'/a
81%
70 34
100
30%
43
38%
*39
5,700
30%
18
/;
.::
29%
73%
50
85%
54'%
195
*92
^-1
94'%
♦84
29%
100
—
25%
*93 Va
85 %
29%
,30%
1
pfd-
RR_.
25%
94
39
38
2.50
Inc
25 %
94
*84
43 V4
*180
■
25%
93%
21
,
44
43%
3,900
85 Va
93%
*84
T
*38%
—
Instruments
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
.
-
■
100
Beech
20% Mar 29
16 Va Feb
94%
„10
Beech Aircraft Corp
r.,
...
42% Apr 18
36% Jan 15
26 Va
25%
93 Va
85
12.50
(A S)
25%
25%
85
common..
Beck Shoe
27,600
No par
conv
Beckman
12,900
13%
93%
10
___
Beaunit Mills Inc
;
May 13
5Va
33%
13%
26%
1
Optical Co_
Inc
33
13%
26
prior preferred
4%% preferred
3%ft
80% Mar 28
84
Lomb
&
Cigars
Beatrice Foods Co
May 11
"
62% Jan
18
Nov
Bayuk
V
22% Mar 22
6
Dec
78
,
i206
3
90% Feb
July 29
74% May
Mar 21
1
.
5%
33%
13
10
—
6
Feb
: 28% Jan
5%
33 Va
13%
-1
—
_
5%
33 V8
13
93 %
preferred—100
-
5%
33
13%
*83%
100
common—
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp——
'-.i
5%
33%
13%
100
—
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Apr 27
63
25% Jan
29
Apr
;•
5%
33 Va
14 Va-
*
33%
;i.r
-
100
preferred series B—
noncumulative
4%
5Va
34
13%
'
Corp——13
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio
11
29
Jan
5V8
9
Co
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—_No par
14
25
25*
66% Feb 27
,
43% Jan
1
Wilcox
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
6
49% Apr
3Q% May 11
Babcock
*
May 10
21
27
Nov
98% Apr
85
8
56% May
6
44
23
25
Jan
4
27 % Mar 29
26
89
.
4
17 Va Jan
9
5
37% Jan 1
5% May 13
3
83
81%
.
600
7,100
6,400
4,600
12,000
27,400
4,700
<
48%
*46%
81%
48%
140
•46%
v
*34%
35 Va
35%
35%
200
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
13,900
,*56%
57%
*56%
57%
400
"
Volume
Number 5951
191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
19
(2103)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevloni
Year 1959
Lowest
12% Nov
37% Feb
33%
45%
19
13% Jan
4
Capital
25
49% Jan
4
Carborundum
26% May 11
35% Feb
25
88% Jan
95
16
5
19
16
39% May 12
19
41% Jan
46% Jan
27
30% May 11
40 y4 Feb
9
16
26% Apr
1
58% Mar 11
29% Feb
78% Jan
4
Carter
11% May 11
102% May
3
22% Jan
5
Case
114% Jan
19
89% Dec
7
26% Feb
2
119% Mar 16
7% Apr
22
6 Va Apr
36 % Aug
12
25% May
98% Jan
12
91% July
Carrier
7%
92
8
Jan
31% Jan
8
119% Mar
2
Mar 23
35 Va Jan
15
Celotex
Corp
19
Jan
11
5%
25% Jan
15
Central
4
213/a May 13
Jan
17
Aug 20
54 % Jan
Aug 14
76
Apr
22
20
8%
8%
83/8
8%
8%
453/4
44
44%
44%
443/4
443/8
453/8
7,800
10
27%
28
27
27
26%
26"%
26%
27%
26%
27%
2,100
Ry_100
No par
933/4
93%
93%
93%
94
94
*93%
94%
93
93 %
39
39%
39%
39%
383/4
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
6,600
5
&
Ohio
Light
40%
40 3/4
39%
40%
393/8
393/4
39%
403/4
413/a
433/4
4,400
Co__;_
Mar 25
x31%
41%
*41,
4
41%
28 %
28%,
28%
*28%
28%
1
67
70%
64%
66%
64%
11%
11%
11%
104%
104%.
104%
100
*104%
7
25
76%
21%
1
17%
17%
21% Mar 29
5% preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
323/4 Jan
20
38 % May 13
Central
27
887/8 Jan
27
46% May 11
42 3/4 Jan
4
49% May
22
4
26% Jan
July 27
31
323/4 Dec
31
May
29 % Jan
93
26
6
4%%
3
Central
Illinois
Public
Central
RR
of
preferred
Co
36 % Mar 31
Central
&
28% Feb
15
Central
Soya
Mar 14
8
16% Jan
7
Central
Violetta
South
Corp
9 Va Mar
9
11
Jan
7
503/4 Mar " 5
12
21
11% Sep 22
8"% Jan
343/8 Sep
29% Mar
9
42
Jan
6
Cerro
13% Jan
13
12
**4%
Apr
79
1
18
12
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Cessna
Aircraft
7
5% Jan
18
Chadbourn
Gotham
70% Jan
11
Chain
No par
9%
24
31% May 13
42% Jan
6
92% Apr
39% Apr
11
12
90%
*89%
25
35
19
301/4
30
30%
18'A
200
21%
1,600
171/8
17%
,
171/4
17%
171/4
17%
1,500
56
*54%
56
.
56
*541/2
56
77%
*77%
783/4
783/4
783A
*77»/2
80
21%
21%
21%
211/8
21%
20%
21%
6,400
37%
37 7/8
38
38
373/4
38%
2,300
37%
.
*
*54%
9
26% May
22 % Apr
3
33"% Feb
26
5
38% Jan
6
5
21 % May
2
29% Jan
4
59
Mar
4
69% Jan
6
95
Mar 15
99'A Apr
13
.11% Apr 26
24% May 11
913A
93
92
92%
48
47%
48
49
49%
493/4
493A
223/4
22
23
22%
23%
23%
23%
,
343A
35%
23,500
23%
23%
7,500
33%.. 34%
23%
23%
*8%
8%
7
351/4
23%',
8 Va
81/a
8
9%
33% July
35% May
32% Jan
28% Nov 23
45 "A May
Chic
6
69% Feb
26
23% Jan
4
2
36% Jan
4
Mar
8
29% Jan
4
23% May
2
29% Jan
5
Mar
7
25
26% May
23
17
27% Dec
24
37 % Apr
24% Oct
22
37 % Jan
2
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
26% jun
17
46 % Dec
50% Feb
4
30% Dec
11
37
Jan
77
•v
5%
26% Jan
16
36% July 28
26% Nov 23
7
3
22
23
91% Feb
20
May
39% Jan
17
preferred
93/a
'
A'.
,
,.
23 3/a
series A
*93/8
93/4
30%
31%
13
37%
38%
37%
5%
•
,
,
37%
Chickasha
Chrysler
32%
31%.
31%
*91 %
37%
17%
27
22%
21%
11%
*36'A
31%
92
37%
17%
27
23'A
22'A
11%
37
31%
91%
37%
17%
26%
22%.
x21%
11%
36'A
32'A
91%
37%
17%
27%
23%
22»A
11%
36%
31%
91
37%
18
27%
25
21
30% Feb
34% May 13
16
78% Jan
833A Mar 21
93
100
12
Apr
17
1023/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
47% Jun
30
28% May
64% July 10
26
493/8 Mar
53% Jan
12
40 % Mar
49
<. Jan
4
4
35% Oct
23
46% Jan
14
463A Nov
19
643A Jan
■
38% Jan / 5
!
5
273A Mar 20
18% Apr
24% Jan
Jan
9
57
Nov
2
44% Apr
51% Jan
4
15% Dec
16
183A Jan
2
14% Mar 23
17
Jan
18
57% Jan
9
96% Nov
24
44% Jun 22
55% Jan
2
1
15
Feb
43
1
4
923A Jan
May 11
75
4
89
Dec
57
Dec
101
23
28
33
«
Mar 20
65% Feb
•
553/4 May 13
11
99
90% Jan
4
14
62'
Apr
35% Apr
17
62% May 13
9
39
Jun
12
33
59% Dec
14
15
42
Feb
Dec
136% Jan
16
Jan
28
126
Dec
29
65
8 '
Jan
Jan
46
V
Apr >. 7
57
20
2
Dec
243A Jan
18
47% Jan
62 % Jan
9
48% Mar
11
.
13Q% Mar
4
:
7
City;Investing Co—__:_
City 'Products Corp__J
City Stores Co
1
:
Clark Equipment Co2___
--—15
*
7%
71
Sep
433/8 July 27
82
Feb 27
Dec 23
21% Jan
7
333/4 May
2
71% Jan
5
76% Mar 28
293/a Dec
21
18
22% Mar
7
30 % Jan
6
17
69 % Jan
4
Collins
3
353/8 Jan
4
Colorado
48 % Feb
5
47% Dec
9
72 % Dec
8
34 % Dec
10
41
% Jan
6
48
Feb
193/4 May
*
50% Mar 11
46% Jan
63% Feb
,50
4
-
Co
-
Radio
5%%
Co__l_
-
1
19% « 19%
44% 44%
15Y2•' 15%
-
-
"
Oct
14
35
Jan
14
193A Nov
20
Jan 18
57
Feb
24
12
Apr 28
45
Jan
4
18
483A May 7
24% Mar 13
36% Apr
153/4 Nov 23
24% Mar 23
153/4 Jan
60% Dec
74
Mar 23
61% Jan
16
-
29%
53
:
41%.
19y8
': /■ 44%
15Y2
78JA
19
44% Mar
20% Jan
4
18% Feb
18
Columbia
Apr
18
9
49 VA Jan
4
44% May 12
28
65
433/4 Sep 21
32% Jun 17
43
5
39i/8 Feb
3
25% Nov
17
38% May 18
'233/s Feb
17
28i/4 Jan
543/4 Jan
14
673A Aug
551/4 Jan
27
61% May
12% Sep
55% Jan
90
Dec
9
2
22
1013/4 Sep 25
8i/a Jan
2
6% Feb
10
14% Jan
6
51% Mar 23
Nov
13% Mar
64
Apr
56% Mar
8
59 VA Apr
4
961% Mar 24
20
9
4
5
17% Mar 18
903A Jan
7
'18% Mar 11
101 % Apr
4
11
25
Mar
3
108% Apr
19
1033/4 Jan
22
6
1
20% Sep 30
131/2 Apr
29
8% Feb
3
10 3/8 Apr
27
13% May 11
17 3/a Jan
18
1121% Feb
253A May
123/a Sep
"20
58i/a Dec
24
68'A Jan
21
59
Jan
4
64% Apr
12
6
13
95% Dec
17
106% Feb
25
96% Jan
13
100 3/4 Apr
4
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
37% Oct
514 3/4 Jun
81/8 Apr
1
233/4 May
303% Nov 24
19
58% Dec
29% Dec
31
22% Nov
42% Feb
1
22% Sep 23
173/4 Sep 21
21% Dec
2
9
451/4 Sep 21
12% Dec 17
\26
20'A Jan
Jan
3
291/4 Jan
17
9
5
52
273/b May
23 Va Jan
49
Jan
Mar 23
19
Jan
29
40% Jan
523/8 May 22
613/4 Feb 25
53'/2 Jan
7
5 6 3/a Jan
87
993/4 Mar 10
88i/4 Jan
4
933/4 Mar 24
32
Feb
Dec
25
23
30% Apr
99
Feb
26
871/4 Jan
4
95
May
2
791/4 Sep 24
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
25 % Jun
30 3A Nov
9
92 Va May
8
871/2 Sep
82
Dec
25
25
9
.44 y8 jun 18
101 y8 Oct 23
87% Apr
83
Jan
14
8
38
Apr
26
48% Jan
4
Feb
2
104% Jan
4
40% Apr
26
47% Jan
4
175% Jan
4
Apr
18
Nov
17
75
Dec
18
•92
2
5
101
44
18
5
29 Va Jan
553/4 July 29
1071/2 Apr 27
58% Jan
6
11% Jan
20% Dec
Apr
23% Mar 11
x
Apr
13
82
16% Mar 12
10% May 13
14 % Jan
23 y8 Apr
20y4 May 10
22% Jan
20
For footnotes, see page
28.
5.25 %
Cone
Mills
10
No par
Corp.:-
Inc—
Congoleum-Nairn
—1
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol Edison of
$5
N Y com—No par
No Par
preferred
5
1.33%
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp——5
Consolidated Natural Gas
-10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidation Coal Co
—1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Electronics Industries
Consolidated Foods Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities—
29% Jan
4
preferred '—,
—100
preferred
—100
Comptometer Corp
1
—1
Conde Nast Publishing Co—_—1
4.64%
,
20
27
Container Corp
of America—
r
preferred _:—
Continental Baking Co
4%
100
common__5
No par
Continental Can Inc common.^--10
$3.75 preferred —
No par
Continental Copper & Steel— $5.50
preferred
Industries
5%
—•
common
convertible
—-—-2
preferred——25
17,300
22%
6,200
11%
2,400
11%
11%
11%
*36%
37
61%
60%
60%
300
%
'61
12,200
200
104
*95
104
*96
37
12%
*11%
12%
*25
29
*24%
29
*31
32
30%
31%
36
36%-
36%
20%
22
36%
■
250
700
500
-
-
20%
21%
■63%
•
26%
17%(j-!
27
f
24%
■64%
17%
17%
3,900
27
27%
2,900
-
24%
23%
'*
9,100
--64 %
64
16%
800
-
14
24%
7,900
23%
243/B
8,300
22
*21 %
22 %
*13
21% f.
24'A
24
'« 22
>23%
14
*13
30
14
-
,
48%
•48%
49%
29,600
44%
,,
46
45%
'46
47%
95,000
"34%
34%
34%
34%
,J 34%
82%
*96%
29%
823A
99
81%
82
82 %
*96%
99
*961/2 "
52'/8
41%
;
30
-533A
,
!
53%
53%
41%
42%
41
-21%
22%
•
451/4,
53 '/a'
45%
:
53%
%V 421%
7,600
19,500
6,000
1,100
45%
'
*
15%
75
78'A
22% '
15%
15%
2,700
75%
75%
75%
5,100
'15%
*37
38
*36
38
39
54%
55
55%" 553A
95%
95%
95%
59%
60
60
59
96%
" -60y2
■
50
59%
'
140
60
61%
•
54
-
54%
130
*128%
54
*128%
46,200
551/4
1,100
54%
*1100
*1100
470
35%
62%
130
53%
53%
53%
60
*34%
35%
*34
15,000
__
35%
35%
351/4
75%
74%
74%
X26V4
26%
26
26%
53 y4
55%
54%
553/8
20%
21'A
21
217/8
"*47 y8
47%
28,ioO
353/4
*74%
47%
*49%
7,300
95%
'
*34
35 %.
' 57
597/8
53'A 53'A
*128% 130
!
53
53%
*1100 __
353/8: 35%
*74'A 75y2
26 , 26y4
52% 53%
20% 21
*47y8
38% '
2,700
"
21%
45
'15%-'
95%
.
;
30%
221/2'
45%
460
>
99
293/4:
-
12,000
~
82%
,
54% *54%
-
50
38
30%
30%
42
*37
;
50
5A
/
'*47i/a'
47%
50
10
,
5,200
31,200
19,000
"
'.-
37
;■!
50
50
-
210
393/4
38 3/4
393/4
11,700
19%
191/4
19 Va
193/a
52,800
i63/8
16%
16%
163/4
64
63
63%
463/8
46 3A
47
2,400
44
44
5,200
*495/8
.
,
-
'
16%
16%
*63
16%
*63
64%
.
19%
19% *
39%
-19%:r
16%
*16
..161/2
641%
*63
'64
47%
47%
473/8
393/4 '
,
'
191/4
191/4 "19%
'
48
*63
,
463A
46 a/a
437/b
44
:
43%
233/4
24
:
x46%
*.
43%
44
-24
241/a
23 Ya
24%
61
61V4
60y4
613/8 *
15%
15%
15
15%
147/8
151/8
58%
58%
573A
583%
57%
58
43%
44%
*
-
96
96%
95%
*107
14%
14%
9%
13%
85/a
8%
,
*
.
62
'
Y
v"
25
25%
25%'
•/.- 6iy8
;
613/a'
61
61%"
:
15%
153/s
153/4
11,400
577A
57%
573A
9,800
233/4
57%
953/4
.
16%
15%
153/8
15,500
93/8
9%
91/4
9%
9%
3,800
14%
.3,600
14%
Xl3%
8Ys
8%
237/a
83/4
24
62
62%
100
'
100
'
'
137/8
,
861%
108
♦107
133/4
8 3A
995%
700
147/a
137/s
62%
5,800
143/4
9%
621/B
96%
8,600
961%
14%
9%
237/8
♦953A
■
1071/2
143/4
233/4
100
99%
61%"
141/4
241/4
'441/B
20
96%
1077/a '
62%
233/4
' "601/4
9%
9%
13%
;
.
1,600
IO71/2
96
1073/4
108
,
•
151/8
'
*
14%
-
•'
100
.
14
210
83/4
8 3/a
85/B
6,300
24
24%
233/4
237/a
2,300
62%
62%
62%
623/4
8,200
8 3/8
■
108
♦107
'
'
-
99 Y8
100
997/a
100
2,300
48 3/4
7,800
7,800
463/4
47
46%
46%
45 s/8
46%
47
47%
475/8
26%
27
263/4
27
26%
263A
26%
27
27
-
27 y8
26 Va
263A
26%
263A
263/a
263/a
26 Yb
265/s
26 %
263/4
*21 %
22'A
213/4
213/4
*21 Va
215/a
21%
21%,
203/4
21%
1,100
43%
44
43%
435/B
43%
433A
433A
43%
433/4
43%
13,900
11%
11%
*11
12
12
12
11%
11%
32
323/a
31
32
31
31%
30 5/8
31
543A
553A
55%
56 3/a
923/4
93
923A
923A
*93%
95
93%
93%
*93%
95
60
85%
85%
86
1,100
243/4
24%
8,000
55%
56
55 y8
55%
93%
*93
93%
*93%
95
*93%
95
*84 J/2
85%
*85
85%
92%
24 5/B
Common
5,600
24%
21%
*36'A
26%
.24%
•
common
Consol
Jan
2
9
43'A Mar
6
423/4 Nov
121/8 Jan
203/4 May 13
27% July 10
573A Feb 24
33
May
28
i—5
No par
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio E1ec__5
Combustion Engineering Inc___—1
Commercial Credit Co
—10
Commercial Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
Pictures
38
27%
22%
22%
32%
193A *\? 20%
44% '
44%
15% "
15%
783/4
' 75
40
*38
50
37%
26%
23%
*
v■
$4.25 preferred
Columbian Carbon Co
27
30
/
53%
42'A 1
*34
35%
58y4 603A
533/4 53 3/4
*128%! 130
53 y2 53%
*1100 __
35y2 36y8
*74y4 75y2
26
26y8
53% 55»/8
203% 21 y8
*47y8 47y2 u
50
27%
21%
34%
*34
35%
573A 60y2
54 JA 54 y2
*128% 130
53% 53"%
*1100 __ ;
36
363A
*74'A 75J/2
26
26%
52% 54%
20% 21 y4
*47y8 47%
96
59
12,000
26%
45
82%
99
>
54%; 55% 1
96 .} 96
"
60 -60
~
-
17%
22%
46%
42 %;- 44
46%
44% '
17%
*11%
*13
55V2
"97
59
54
4%
Columbia
14
343/8
34
82
*96%-
39
*38
Fuel & Iron common—5
preferred series B
I—50
& Southern Ry—
noncumulative 1st pfd—100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
.—10
79%
78
•
•
.
42%
41%
'
42%
60
3,900
17%
v*-:
Colorado
49
45%'
/.
<
343/8
'
• -
-
-
45%
24% •
21 % r
.,
1,900
92
38 3/a
36%
.
26%
23%
23%
*20%
24% A;
31%
37%
17%
20% "20%
63 %
63% .;
16%
16%
26%
*13 Vi.
*
V
.- •
•
16
23% Jan
45% Nov 13
- -
' r
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp—No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co common.—1
$3.50 preferred
!
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
Np par
Coca-Cola
31%
*91%
37%
11%
*35%
•
20%
63%
17
26%
23%23%
21V4
82%
*96%
9929%
30 <
53%- 53%
'
^-100
preferred
8
543/8 Mar 16
'
32%
20%'
63
16%
14
34%
82
A
-
com—*—15 '
$4.50 preferred :
:
:
_No par - Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd___50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50 ' '
Clevite Corporation
:
I -1
Cluett Peabody & Co com
No par -----
12
363/4
44%;.r-45% ".*!•;
10
issued
*36
2,600
25
11%
24%
*31%
26%
24%
24%
21%
42%
,
Cleveland Electric Ilium
126% Feb
c...
26%
24%
23%
*20%
-
!—5
i_No par — ! -5
A
48% Feb
35
..
.
,
When
•
.
'
preferred
r,
r...
100
.. 43/4%
preferred
.'
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co_L_10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co
_-_
—10
4%
...
.
12%
26%
54
37%
60%
60%
*95
104
[
26%
*31%
*31%
32%
36
.36%
20%
20%
63
63
16%
16%
:v/
61%
104
:^<;'*12
31
*27
A
'•
-8.50
Common
-
Dec
25
& Electric—
Cincinnati Gas
Dec
12%
12%
"i
—„1. A.,..U.
!
521%
92
*91
«
3%
3 'A
,
:
___5 ;*13 Va
Oil
Corp-
9,700
91
_10O /
__'___8
No par
v,
No Par
Full O'Nuts Corp__
Chock
6
26,300
33/8
32%
No par
preferred series A
4
Mar 14
38%
52
_100
8
71% Jan
38 Vb
3%
No par f!
Jan
50
19
38%
37
503/4
pfd
15% Jan
42% May 11
21,600
31/4
60%
12,200
13%
49%
*95
300
313/a
13
3 Va
„
500
9-%
9%
13
463/4
>
8%
*8
12%
'
,
3%
23'A
11%
37 !A
62
104
500
31
48%
.,
2,600
31%
3%
.
80
93%
31
48%
com
noncum
Cotton
•
3%
—50
North Western
&
23%
"
50%
:
Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
Chic
35
34%
•
49
com—10
Ry
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow'Cab_
32
3
13% Mar 15
72% May 20
Great. Western
Chic
6
62% May .4
119% Mar
8
71% May 22
18% Nov 23
43% Jan
40% Apr
5
*92
8
*9%
,
34
23%
123/4
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
*__
!
40
18
21
17
.'30% May 13
16
44 % Mar 30
Jan
34 % Jan
3
Jan
53
4
8
19% Aug
38
5
Jan
43'A Jan
July 14
1
'738% Nov 16
36% Sep 29
23% Nov 25
8
26
74% July
118% Feb
14% Mar 24
25
36% Mar
15
Dec
8
..
Jan
10% Jan
17% Mar 23
46
300
94
12%
&
3,200
18%
213/s
12%v
37%
17%
26%
23%
22%
11%
*36 %
61%
*96
29%
185/8
215/8
13
38%
1
1
Checker Motors Corp.
1.25
Chemetron
Corp
;—1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake,& Ohio Ry common
25
3%% convertible preferred
lIOO
Oil
29%
18%
21%
No par
-1%
Co
76'
18%
12%
37%
Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Champlin
4
31
Oct 26
13
Jan
36% Jan
6
34% Feb 18
64% Dec 29
63
21
Plug
Spark
900
75%
No par
:l
$4.50 preferred
160
,
21%
30
3%
118%
*21%
30%
1
17,100
25%
*117
213/4
17%
30
10
Common
Champion
37% Dec
10% Oct
13% Apr
8
42% Jan
26% Nov
25
Mar
17% May 13
17
25% Apr
8
34'A
45% May 28
Jan
4
Sep
106
88
4
24
9
25% Sep
15
Mar
99
16
Nov 30
Nov 24
87% Dec
24%
25
60
90%
*89%
90%
24%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
50% Feb
37% Jun ; 9
6,200
31,600
*183/8
9%
303/8
___1
Inc
t
Belt
6W
293/8
18%
1
Corp
6%
28%
30
30%
100
105
6 3/o
293/s
76
*22
9%
Co__.
,
.
34%
23%
!
*8%
Co__
40 3/a Apr
3% May 11
463/4 May 11
22%
/
*104%
105
6%
28%
473/4
48%
*21%
7",
*104%
400
*91%
94
48
-
76
5
Products
9
Jan"
37
9.50
Corp
July 27
6%
May 29
52
27
Apr
28% Feb
167/8 Apr
de
21,000
77
21%
37
35%
23%
9
Co
13,700
11%
77
77%,
21 %
*91%
2.50
Century Industries Co^,
Sugar
71%
11%
77
,
37
Co______,——No par
16
15% Mar 11
28% Jan
22
68%
11%
117
;
21
50
West
69
11%
117
21%
17%.
.
783/4
Service___10
J
66
119
*18%
.,
56
*77%
100
::
•
N
150
28%
*117
*54%
*54%
.•
Lgt common_No par
2
21% May
com__No par
15
May
18%!.
21%
57
99% Feb
10,500
411/4
63/a
24%
25
30
30%
5
78% May 12
Illinois
32%
28%
29
*893/4
91
77
76%
30
5
38 % Mar 23
31%
41%
28%
118
*117
*18%
Co
31%
42 %
"
,
105
6%
28 %
24%
253/g
119
,_20
Sugar
6I/2
28%
90%
91
91
__1
__
______
63/8,
28
*117
preferred series A_100
common!
30 3/4
V
'
27%,
6%
27%
Central Foundry Co__.
Central of Georgia Ry
3
105
6%
common_No par
,
380
*28%
11%
11%
313/4
8,800
*41%
65 J/4
11%
'
__12.50
8
Mar
42
32%
28%
8
Jan
193/8 Mar
20
31%
41
32%
41%
l
common
Aguirre
30 3/4
10
Inc__-____j
preferred
,
50
4.20%
preferred
__100
Celanese Corp of Amer com_LNo par
7%
2nd preferred
*.___
,_100
conv
Shares
8
45
preferred
4%%
the Week
May 13
8 3/8
preferred
2nd
Friday
May 12
45%
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
13
26
25
29
&
Products
6%%
6
Thursday
8%
common:
(J I) ^Co
Sales for
SALE PRICES
•
May 11
8 %
8%
>
44%
4 %%
preferred
:
Carriers & General Corp
"7% Feb 26
34% Jan
Corp
May 10
1
Mfg
Steel
13
80
31
Dec
6
23
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 9
5
Power
29% May 13
3
23
55
24
88% Dec 28
37% Sep 10
20
Dec 11
"8 3/4
Carpenter
83% Jan
22
30% Jun
32% Dec
Apr
Nov
22
5
41
Jan 30
71% Feb 17
18% Sep 21
Carolina
4
17% Mar
20
27
Jan
13
75% Apr
9
44"% Mar 20
23
Jan
4
42 % Mar 24
5
Feb
88
116
40% May
58% Jan
18
23% Apr
34% July 29
125% May 13
175/e Dec 30
21% Apr 16
1
Inc
Carolina Clinchfield
31% Jan
114% Dec 22
76% Sep 22
Nov
4
48% Jan
1
30
Jan
8
Sep 22
Dec 29
12
30
Nov 16
89% Nov 10
25
Sep 22
32
Apr
Oct
62
Monday
Par
Co
(Philip)
35
Jan
6
12
Feb
Airlines
Carey
41%, Jan
26% Sep
108
7% Apr
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
41 % Apr
102 V2 Jan
34%
40% Dec
18
NEW YORK
10
52% Feb
31
Dec
8
Sep 23
NOV 25
NOV 17
38%
1
Highest
56% July 15
237/a Apr
20
10
33% Dec
85
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
24%
87%
*86
395/8
40 %
102
*101,
241/4
*86
-
39%
*101
11%
11%
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203/4
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20%
v
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85%
24%
243A
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39%
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40%
40 3/4
41
101
101 y2
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102
43%
42
42 3/4
42 3A
43
82%
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*81
40
102
42%
43 V8
82 y2
42%
24%
87y2
85%
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81
11%
11
iiy8
11
201/4
*20
2 Of 4
12
400
305/8
31
9,900
55%
563/a
923A
923/4
*11
r
40%
13,200
420
871/2
40 3/a
*86
102
102
421A
42%
91%
91%
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10%
11
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3,000
3,900
470
22,900
200
■
-
*19%
•'
203A
17,900
200
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2104)
..
.
Monday, May 16, 1960
NEW YORK; STOCK. EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
5
44% May 11
56% Jan
4
Continental
22
13% Apr 20
9% May 11
11% Jan
6
23
69% Jan 26
57
4
Continental Oil
4
43% May 13
31 % May 10
28 % May 10
45% Aug 12
30% May 10
42% Feb
29
33% Mar 17
15% May 11
24% Jan
7
23
9% Sep
45 Vs Oct
31
Oct
23
35
NOV
4
19% Sep 21
7
39% Jan
-
66
Mar
50% Dec
54% Dec
35% May
15
50% Sep
23
59% Jun
9
154% Dec
7
84% Feb
11
85
8% Jan
3
Jan
6
30%
31%
32%
xl5 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 %
37%
50
52
51%
53%
Range
Copper
Co
4
Copperweld Steel Co
4
Corn Products Co
11
3% May 12
22
46% May
19
Nov
Mar 30
40% Oct
14
23% Apr
15
2
23
30
7
28% Mar
72% Jan
17% Mar
9
6
12
31% Mar
4
4
23% Feb
17
28
16% Feb
17
41
July 23
28% Feb
1
,44
Jan
20
60% Jan
6
23% Oct
.
37% May 27
9
98% Apr
31
32% Feb
7
114% July
21
36% Mar 22
42% Apr
86
18 %
2
Jan
94
21
24
20
4
(Dell
1
6
6% Mar 25
16
13% Mar 18
17 % Mar
65% Dec
30
11
May
May 10
12% Mar 31
15
33
41% Jan
20
16% Jan
21
9% Apr
Aug 27
56% Apr
10% Sep
15
59% Dec
18
21% Apr
27% Jan
2
25% Feb
2
40% Nov
34% Sep
14
59% Jan
May 11
33% Mar 22
3
67
9
76%
34
34%
18%
18%
25
Petroleum
Corp
com
Crown
7
40% Feb 23
Jan
54
conv
4
Cork
Seal
&
$4.20 preferred
Crucible Steel Co
6%
RR
12% Jan
11
Cuba
Jan
11
of America—12.50
Cuban-American
14% Jan
4
18
Jan
4%%
Cuneo
18
Jan
preferred—100
noncum
Sugar
14
Inc
——5/
Inc
-10
90%
92
90'/a
Corp common
1
35%
36
35%
37% Jan
7
Jan
29
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
43% Jan
4
Dana
5
94% Dec
14
82
37% Nov
6
46% Dec
21
33% Apr 29
Nov
9
91% Feb
16
83
13% Feb
2
2
Class
A—
:
9%
,
14%
,
"
-
18 %
19%
14,400
25 Vs
2,500
27%
112,500
27%
31%
45
f
32
"4:
32 %
38
89%
200
16,000
v
89%
18%
46%
89%
6,000
38
45%
19'A
94
94
18%
20
20
18,600
'
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14 %
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* 95
6%
6%
9%
6%
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14
9%
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8,500
67
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67
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11%
*11% " 11%
35%
25% \
9%
9%
35
Wi-::
9%
9%
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34%
<
34%
;
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9%
57%
57 %
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58
21%
17"%
*20%
21
17%
*20%
21
*31%
17
92
17%
;
31%
92
26% Jan
Jan
4
19% July 27
13% Apr
12
36% July 15
22 %
49% Mar 18
May
35% Feb
4
17
85% May
3
15% Jan
6
33% Jan
3%%
5
preferred series A
Mills
River
Dan
Feb
6
45% May 13
18
61
Jan
14
45% Mar
9
51% Jan
23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
78
May 10
71
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
74% Feb
3
77
May
76
Dec
22
83% Apr
9
75% Jan
6
18
17
Sep
15
21% Feb
19
17% Jan
8
80% Apr
29% Apr
45
Dec
1
68% July 31
38% Apr
11
4
33
24
28
19
48% Feb
26% Nov
28% Jan
8
43%
34
May 25
Nov
23
12% Jan
9
56% Sep
23
71% Dec
10
24% Jan
2
8
Apr
6% May 11
64% Feb
,36
16% Nov 25
7% Sep
21
41% Jun
15% Jan
19% May
May
*»20
Apr
^
40% Mar 23
28
54% Jan
7
27% Oct
28
7
29
17% May 12
24% Mar
8
7
Jan
13
6*% Oct 30
15
41% Nov
26% Sep
50'A May
17
29% Mar
28
32% Mar 24
28% Dec 22
17% Jan
24% Aug
6
42% Mar 13
7
18
32% Sep 23
59% Apr
31% Sep
22
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
17% Jan
22
Mar 26
24
Jan
17% May
6
2
8
11
2
20% May 11
36% July 29
29 % Jan 23
16
7% Apr 22
.29
May 11
-
67
58
500
400
18%
31%
1
55,600
32
27% Aug 17
100% Dec
11
45% Jan 21
24
27% Nov
5
22% Jan
6
28% Apr
23
14% Jan
11
Sep
11
May
,
6
14% Aug 17
8
Diamond Alkali Co.—
Diamond National Corp
92%
92
93
35%
353A
35%
353/a
3,100
Diners'
(The)
Disney
(Wait); Products
4
Jan
4
28% Feb
15
-
4
-
Douglas
2
24% Jan
5
Dover
85 % Mar
4
99% Jan
4
Dow
19% May 10
30% Jan
25
27
Mar 15
9% May 5
8% May 10
Feb
4
13% Jan
278% Aug
9
106
3
200
Apr
28
.
19
16%
19%
29%
90%
.90%
19%
26
1
10%
26%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
Duplan
10%
8%
10%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
83/4
8%
208 %
2093/4
Corp
(E I)
&
Co—
;
5
363A Nov.
363/4 Jan
83% Jan
0
6
15
<
Dec
31
206
210
100
100
208
5
Eagle-Picher
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
5
Eastern
Gas & Fuel
75
773/4
Apr22
253A Jan
4
115% Apr 18
93% Feb
3
33% May
6
46%.Jan
633/4 Aug 13
483A Feb
1
583/4 May 13
79
84
Jan
18
Jan
87
15
45% Jan
4
89% Jan
5
36% Jan
7
35% Apr 29
19% Apr 28
44% Apr 29
73A Dec
17
38% Jan
14
93A Jan
28
Oct
8% Dec 16
63% Dec 21
7
14
23
39
Mar 20
Jan
20
6% Feb
52% Mar
11% Feb
12% Sep 18
23%Jun 22
Jan
64'A Apr 18
16% May 5
8
29
11% May 11
25
29
76% Dec
16
88
Jan
9
78% Feb
2
34% Dec
31
40
Mar
5
323A Feb
24
10% Oct 27
15% July 23
50
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
63
17% Sep
21
19% Mar
2
34% Oct 22
273/4 Nov
7
Jan
9
2
21% Jan 28
7% Sep
29% Jan
29
2
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
27% Nov
2
May
4
32% Feb
25
8
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 23
32% Jan
4
54% Feb
8% Feb 26
26% May 11
Mar
263A Jan
17
27% Mar 10
33
9
16
8% May 12
42'A May 12
34% May 13
453A May 10
18% Jan
4
28% May
38% Jan
4
4
80% Mar 15
36% Apr 21
13% Jan
6
54% Jan
.
.
7
Eastman Kodak
$3.60
Ekco
Products
4%%
Elastic
Z„ 4pr 20
/•/* ^an 4
35% Jan 27
28% Feb 26
37
Sep
96
Mar 12
14
31% Sep 11
35
Jan
9
3
Apr 29
29% Mar
Peb
12% Feb 26
9% Mar
7
34
1
V83
Jan
1
4
Mar30'
18
.
77
763/4
18% /* '
.
18
,
77
110%
108%
109%
*923/4
93%
93%
93 %
33%
34%
57
57
34
35
56%
56%
81
82%
81
81
2.50
38
38
38
38%
*90
92
*90
-/»
<
-
,
92
57
Pittsburgh RR Co—
*81%
82%
37%
;4
37%
56%
57%
573/4
15%
14%
14"%
14%
32 %
32%
32%
No par
100
43%
50
*56'%
8%
433/8
453/3
42%
12
11%
8
263A Apr
5
30
4
Family
1
1
14%
14
21%
21
31
20%
31%
311/4
9
43%
80
35%
.8%
43%
58
58
13%
14%
20
21
31%
31%
30
83/4
8%
8%
26
8%
263/.
6%
25%
25%
253/a
253/8
6%
6%
6%
31
31%
30%
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303/4
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303/4
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24%
28%
9
29%
24%
243/4
29
28%
30
29%
29%
,
6%
31 %
86
24%
25
25
29%
28%
29 %
200
6,400
35,400
10
9§ ,r>343/a
10,600
1,800
,82%
,36%
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2,700
*90
7%
60'A
>
19
583/4
82%
45%
58
21
"
21%
45
:
100
92
45V4
7
7%
60%
61
'
1,000
4,700
67,500
13,100
22,600
14%
15
15
153/a
34
333A
34%
67,600
44
45%
443A
45%
11%
12%
12
30,000
21,100
1,500
1,300
27%
27%
28%
12%
28%
33%
33%
33%
33%
*79%
80
80
80
*35%
353A
35%
253/4
8%
8%
83/4
42%
42%
8%
*42%
14%
31%
583/4
77%
1153/a
33
33%
35
58
21%
33%
20%
6%
27%
33%
29%
83A
-
1
4
*56%
14
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
^1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
100
58
8%
*27%
*79%
82%
44%
-
11%
42%
*93%
4
44
113/4
21
Fairbanks Morse & Co
common
9
43%
/
58
%f
33
,
95
'33%*
92
14%
32"%
12%
183/a
113%
37
58 %
14%
32%
3
28
58
5
43%
76%
18%
37
6%
11%
77
112
*90
92
45%
1
Corp
*81%
,
♦90
20%
,—51
Inc
58
22%
.
6%
36
Products Co
33%
r
57%
44%
35%
preferred series A
*93%
23%
'
33 %' ■33%
20%
36%
Erie RR common
17%
110
95
6%
8.50
Corp
*93%
45%
36
Co
*76%
18
109%
20%
Equitable
Finance
13,900
6%
80
Co
2,500
T7,200
20%
3334
Foods
23%
28%
45%
42%
110
1 1,300
19%
27%
6%
2
,
273A
203/8
5
19%
26%
3
Mfg Co
19%
43
27%
45%
56
150
42%
*41%
27%
45
10
443A
413/4
423A
26%
20
6%
560
23
1
shares
100
42
-27%
77
17%
'r
19%
340
43%
41%
*433A
43
14,700
27%
5
Co
Amer
-
423A
*41 %
700
39
*43
42
443A
1,700
,
23%
383/4
43%
41 %
78
2,900
18.800
100
.78
"
1,400
.
23%
77
108
*423A
*433A
"1,000
27%
26%
18%
108%
1
23% Feb
Jan
X27
27%
'
26 %
10%
23%
383/4
19%
23
28Vs
100
•
4%
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Mar
23%
273/4
Fairmont
19%
27
79%
Ex-Cell-O
44%
27%
3314
Erie &
41%
27,700
99%
;
24
*38%
43%
41%
22%
•
27%
5%
43
19%
79%
7
24% May
19%
333/4
40
13
19%
27%
Eversharp
10% Jan
43
38%
*43%
27%
76%
23%
43
*41%
79%
Evans
37% Apr
9
lay. July 18
28% Aug 31
*42%
333/4
5
Jan
43
43
~
27%
4
30% Apr 29
*42 %
*41%
•„
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
20% Jan
8
44%
10
25% Jan
49% July
42
28%
common—1
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co-
58
11
43
41%
22%
10
Co
Inc
23%
44%
22%
50
Emerson
Gas
23%'
*38%
26%
100
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
El Paso Natural Gas
20
Feb
24
27%
,
2.50
common
common
Auto-Lite
Electric
78%
1
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
56% Apr 12
13% May 11
8
Co
Electric & Mus Ind
Emerson
993A
*773/8
10
com
preferred
Electric
9934
78%
100
Edison Bros Stores
4%%
preferred
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
Apr
Co
99"%
77%
*42%
43
;
99%
1,300
33,400
■
25%
211
99%
78%
23%
43
5
Assn
preferred
Manufacturing
28% Dec
15
Co
Lines Inc
209
99%
*77%"
43
*42'A
19%
209%
91
20%'
10%
'
208'A
38%
*41%
5
:
*38%
50
4%% prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eaton
Mar 21
92% Oct
6
/
210
38%
50
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp„
Jan
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
4
j.
34
46% Dec 24
Feb
Aug
4
18% Jan 16
preferred
30% Jan
89
34
a
29
89
May 15
common
21% May 4
23% Apr 29
24% Mar 8
3
,45%
Co
preferred
preferred
i
preferred
4.10%
preferred—
MarlO
1
20%
20%
Duquesne Light
Apr 11
Mar
203/a
19%
43%
Feb
203/4
90
.
40%
92
203/4
89%
43%
94
4,800
19,500
26
40%
173/4 May 11
17%
303/4
20'A
*42%
9
14,100
16%
29%
,
26
50
1
18%
163/4
29%
89%
50
8
173/4
16%
28%
20
50
26
3,400
20%
4.20%
Oct
3,200
12%
25%
4%
Dec
18%
1,200
25%
19%
15
94
20'A
18%
29"%
25%
25%,
14
30% Apr
20%
•i
16%
28%
29%
,123/8
26%
43% Apr
46% Feb
112
16%
28%
11,200
20,100
20%
$4.15
9
16%
29
5,900
32%
26%
Inc
23
21
19%
18%
19%
16%
.
213/4
20%
USA
43% Feb
Apr 10
12
•16,000
31%
.
1
Limited
11
883/4 Jun
1,600
i
20 3A
50c
Industries
Jan
75
600
19%
*19
90
40
23% Sep
29%
20%
27
3
31%,
29%
89%
46% Jan
Mar
55 %
31
30
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26
12
28%
•
24
23
25%
53%
31
30
26
54
30%
*293/4
30%
/.
*29%
24,800
,1,600
20%
23%
*85% Jan
29
;
60
183/a
90%
*38%
9
21
,
400
~11,400
.
26
,
20%
5
28% Dec 31
;
17%
26
89%
50
46% Apr
*34% Jan
: 53
51% ' 52%
f
26
20%
$3.75
22
"17%
1
18
Dec
17%
*253/4
5
—
Co
39% Feb
32
573/4;
12%
18%
16%
13
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
423/8
573/8
3,200
22,700
'«
42
12%
28%
•
7%
42%
25%
12
-
c;4,600
f
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15%
73/4
56%
293A
25%,
12%
Jan
28% Dec 29
-15
v
-1,100
'
20%;'
41%
29%
26%
12%
37
5
363/4
-22%,-
20%
"56%
52%
26%
27
24% Jan
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22
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6
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Decca Records Inc
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12
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5
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15
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4
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28
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23
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4
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4
55
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46
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3
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46%
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44%
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2
88
5
23% Dec
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40% Mar 16
88
36% Sep
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45%
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35% Jan
19
5
Delaware
of
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5
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100
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Cosden Petroleum Corp
!._1
4
Feb
124
Jan
5
Insurance
Feb
46% Apr
1
89% Feb
.38% Oct,
1
46%
9%
Continental Motors
Oct
46
May 9
Par
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Tuesday
May 10
45
46%
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
^
STOCKS
Range for Previous
v.
9
423A
43%
58
58
58
14
14%
14%
15%
20
203/8
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21
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32%
32
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83%
25%
253/a
25 Va
25%
29%
29
29
*29
120
3,700
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83%
45,400
Number 5951
.Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicie
(2105)
21
NEW' YORK STOCK -EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year1959
72
9
6
491/4 Feb
Oct
52
28
6 Ya Mar 22
10 % Apr
30
Mar 10
22 Ya Apr
24
16% Mar
10
21'/a Jan
2
40 Ya Dec
23
26% May 11
21% Apr 29
22 % Apr 25
43% Nov 25
56%
21% May 26
23% Aug 12
20% May
53/4 Jan
16 Vz
3214 Nov
15% Nov
27% Jan
45% Feb
31% July 29
20
21
41% Feb
17
64
57% Mar 20
34 % Apr
28
19% Jan
12
14% Jan
5
16
31% May
33% May
104
52 %
2
26
11
106% Jan
29
28
13% Apr
28
44 ¥4 Jun
1
33 % Jan
89
Feb
2
81% Jan
5
117% Jun
1
99 Ya Jan
19
29
20
81% Dec
23
99
Sep
21
26
Jun
43
Jun
I
Dec
1
31% Mar .5
9
56% Dec
15
23
50% Feb
11% Apr
Mar
9
30 Ya Feb
8
83% Feb
5
35% Jan
2
25% Jan
12
17% Jan
2
12% Jan
18
22
11
Sep 21
Sep 22
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
July 10
95
Mar 11
.
55% Aug 27
14% Nov
20% Aug
45% Mar
17
25% Oct
5
1
5
21
13
13
;
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15
7
5
19% Feb
20
37% Apr
13% Apr
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65%
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66%
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57%
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Dec
24
Co
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^
31%
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8%
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71% Apr
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61%
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19
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15
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28
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22% May 11
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67%
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55
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8
36%
par
Inc
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1
20%
67
15%
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26%
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20%
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55%
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20%
67
60%
34 %
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3,800
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59
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18
Feb
Inc
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preferred
77
28
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17%
100
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Fair
17
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preferred
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18% Jan
10
Z_HIZZI_1
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23
54%
'
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22
23
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5
22
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6
Jan
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29
8
28
23
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6
27
37%
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9
19% Jan
Apr
27
37%
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18
41% Jan
5
26%
23
4%
15
92% Jan
27
22
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc com
94% Mar
May 11
26%
23
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17% Mar 10
May 12
12% Jan 21
23% Nov 20
14% Jan
223
27%
37%
/Food
28
49 %
23
4
10
56% Jan
17
27
23
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
18
Feb
113% May 6
21% Apr 20
64% May 11
4
21% Jan
<
•
Feb
9,300
27%
27%
37%
$4
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May 13
17%
23
Flintkote
28"% Apr 26
14% Apr 22
88% Jan
■i
93% Dec
2
31% Sep 21
44 %
201
16
17%
22%
Firth
34% Apr
85
7%
23%
Firstamerica
109% Apr li
38% May 10
61 Ya May
5
17
Jan
,
7%
17'A
38
First National Stores-.
13% Jan
43
5
Nov
Jan
7%
17%
23 Vb
4%%
Jan
38 % Apr
84
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17%
23%
Filtrol Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
30% Jan
14
93
1
Oct
Dec
28
27% May 29
15
84
50% Jan ;
Apr
May 12
5
28
30% Dec
68
19
21
32% Sep
6
45% Jan
61
55%
7%
17%
23
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53%
7%
5
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52%
54
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39% Feb 26
31% Dec
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5
4
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53%
the Week
May 13
7%
7%
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May 12
17%
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54%
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preferred
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May 11
17
53%
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Jan
20 % Feb
2
Bower
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc
4
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4.60%
9
101 % Jan
July 20
47
5
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 10
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9% Jan
18
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May 9
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Mar 28
70% Jan
4
16 Ya Mar 11
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Federal
22
60% Feb
20% Jan 14
87
6
Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
Metallurgical
Fedders
13
45
19
80% Jan
15
24% Apr
Apr 22
44% Jan
Fansteel
4
30
23
Oct
27% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Fawick
6
51% Dec
..
4
40% Jan
707/a Dec
Aug 21
55
36
24
31% Nov
100
Jan~26
6
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13% Oct
NEW
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20% Jan
4
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Lowest
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,
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38
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28
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8
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21% Jan
4
20% May
May 11
3
27% Jan
7
Camble Skogmo
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51
5
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39 % May
6
44
Jan 26
11
9
Mar
Jan
54% Feb
26
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15
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4% May 12
Nov
19
37% Jan
19
28
May 13
31% Mar 25
17% Jan
5
19% Sep
8
17
18% Jan
6
5 Ya Dec
14
Feb
3
4
Apr 22
May 10
6% Jan
14
64% Jan
19
5
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2
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2
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7
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42
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138
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153
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141'/4 Mar
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23
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21
42% Apr 10
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74
Nov
12
84
25 % July
6
7% Feb
24
Jan
42% Oct
74
5
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28
30
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14
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26
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28
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5
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108
55% Jan
6
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4
84
8
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4
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17
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17
76% Jan
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5
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2
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3
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55% Jan
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27
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76
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25
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Mar
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,
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5
43% May 25
Nov
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13
43
4
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40
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4 ¥4
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24% May 11
101 % Jan
7
;
3
58% July
112% Mar
Mar 25
4 ¥4
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17%
4
22% Mar
4%
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,
45%
■
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21
45
29
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38% May
8
37% Aug 25
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May
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8
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14
38
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30% Dec 28
45
1
5
99% Dec 3l
6
'21%
.
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com
preferred
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7 % Apr 29
18% May 10
2
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15
30%
8
Feb
75% Mar
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41
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40
21 ¥2
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21¥B
40 ¥4
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70 % May
Apr 29
21% Apr
2
Industries
convertible
General
145 % Apr
23% May 13
Mar 17
33% Oct
Wood
14 ¥4
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1
26% Jan
25
2
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22
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
67 % Dec
Jan
15
9
72
Jan
11
S5
27% Mar 18
37
Jan
4
Gulf
Oil Corp
States
32
1
35 Vis Nov
29
24
66
Mar
30%
29%
33%
34
33 Va
100
100
100
*84 %
87
84%
9
8
35
Apr
13
Common
29
89 % Apr
8
13
27% Feb
Dec
Jan
6
86
Apr
14
$4.20
dividend preferred
16
94
Jan
9
84 % Jan
7
89% May 11
$4.40
dividend
81 % Dec
88
Aug
7
9
89
Jan
15
96
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
97
Jan
4
98
Dec
22
105% Mar
4
97% Jan
11
102
2
32
91
Apr
24% May
89
Jan
15
102% May
4
Mar 17
Feb
8
3374
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52,300
7,100
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86
89 V4
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♦89
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20
103
102
100
2.50
210
91
100
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100
293/4
86
89'4
* 89 %
291/4
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preferred
dividend preferred
$5.08
Gustin-Bacon
33%
33%
*84%
2,500
70
89%
preferred
dividend
33%
84%
Shares
25-%
♦69
*88%
preferred
dividend
$4.44
$5
33%
69%
29%
33%
30
Co—
Jun
80
82
29%
the Week
25 Va
25%
24%
*67V4
29
69 Va
*67
30%
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No par
8.33 V3
*
Utilities
71
30%
No par
preferred
28
Sep
68
Sales for
Friday
May 13
Thursday
1 May 12
24%
24%
24%
68
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
May 11
May 10
24%
24%
Ohio RR com.No par
&
24% May 11
May 9
25
Par
EXCHANGE
Gulf Mobile
17
79
July 13
37% Dec
3
303/4 Feb
5
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Gulf
Nov
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
24
and Financial Chronicle.
The Commercial
(2106)
30%
30%
29%
31
29%
29%
49 Va
49 Va
42
421/4
29%
"/
30
2974
30
11,000
,
II
44% Feb
20
49% Nov
9
48
Feb
48 % Nov
20
71% May 19
41
Mar 21
25% Nov
4
29% May 22
26% Jan
88
Feb
28% Jun
Water
Halliburton
Oil
19
Jan
4
106 % Jan
27
6
36% Aug 14
5
44% Feb ' 6
122% July
9
Hackensack
4
31% Apr
9
May
4
51 % Jan
27% Mar
8
32% Jan
65 Va May
19
39% Jan
23% May
114% Aug 31
6
49% May
18
95
July 23
30
20% Mar 31
24
52% Feb
1
67
45 % Apr
25
6
61% Nov
132
1
10
122
13
Jan
Jan
57% Jan
28
129
7
57% Dec
50% Dec
45% Mar
8
Mar"
8
45
3
1
Apr
May
9
55
9
24% May
61% May 13
Feb
7% Jan
34
20
16
21 % May 11
3
30
13
39% Apr 20
43 % Sep
21
79% May
12% Dec
30
16% Jan
64% Jan
2
75 % Sep
22
92
17
80% May 13
9
91% Jan
Jan
4
82
16,
34% May 11
29% May
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
7
25% Jun
19
105
Sep
29
26
May
14
Jan
5
77
30% Apr
16 % Jan
Jan
81
27% Apr
50
13
37% Feb
May 13
17
43% Jan
11
3
31% Jan
4
18
35
Mar
7
2
20
Jan
4
61% Apr
74% Dec 31
13
74% Jan
4
105% Jan
4
109% Apr
5
55% Apr
16|
82% Nov
13
9
63% May 13
90% May 13
38% Feb
1
60% May
21
May
6
28
15% Mar
8
19% Jan
19
76
46% Apr 27
42% July 29
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
60% May 11
Mar
117
July 22
92% Feb
41
Aug 27
32
Refrac
com—7.50
preferred
When
12% Nov 30
21
Jan "
6
37
May 21
11% Oct
27
21% Jan
5
29% Nov 30
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
49% Jan
-
5
Schaffner
Hat Corp of
Jan
30
4 % %
Dec
15
21
32% Apr
Heinz (H J)
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18
Sep
1%
19% Jun
2
'24
36% Dec
30
41
Feb
37% Jan
69
15
80% Mar
Dec
Feb"
Hercules
$2
Hershey
1
28% Apr
13
Jan
5
11
4
86% Apr
27
8
Jan
14
21
Jan
14
5%
May 11
4
6
77
8
81 %
90
30
22
18% Sep
29
Mar
Jan
7
convertible
7
7
14
Hunt
19
5%
11
Hupp
5
Ideal
6
41
Jan
27
51 % Apr
7
Illinois
18
42
Apr
8
18
43% Apr
14
5
45% Jan
22
48% Apr
1
Jan
14
42% Jan
41
4
Feb
44
11
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17
10% Feb
18
July 17
73
7
May
6
153
July 6
50% Mar 18
33
55
Feb
36% May
23
154
5
July 30
7
24% Nov
9
7
141% Nov
6
Jan
28
16% Jan
2
23
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41% Apr
139% Feb
30% Mar
19
86 % Jan
12% Jan
57
Jan
17
40
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Aug 18
19% Mar 5
35
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32%-Feb
17
May 27
18% Mar
7
28
Feb
24
34
Feb
11
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38% Jan 15
4
45% Apr
4
39% Mar 21
8
20
32% Mar
4
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Jan
4
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17% May 3
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20
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106%
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52%
527a
52%
14
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100
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100
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13%
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63
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90
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103%
108%
34%
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34%
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4674
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33
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33
33
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41%
4274
4274 >4374
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33%
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34 Va
34 i/a
35
40 Va
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41 Va
40%
40 Va
38
38%
37%
37 Va
37
19%
1974
19%
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39%
39%
39%
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40
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100
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22
34%
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.
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preferred series A
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Y"
21%
17%
35%
27%
120
22%
17%
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27
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35
27V«
120
22
22%
34%
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2,500
2,300
5,400
2,000
8,400
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1,100
3,800
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18%
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13
13
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1374
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81
81
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81
80
80
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3,700
,
120
81
20
49
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49
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49
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79%
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78%
20
57%
57
57%
56%
54
54%.
55
56
5
57%
53
57
54 %
9%
54%
9%
54
50c
common. 10
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32
61
61%
100
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97
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97
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37
36
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.
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50
2674
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22
81
35
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pfd-.lOO
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34
200
153,300
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1,700
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38%
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33
40
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19%
37%
1
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40
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33
42%
.
19%
'
5
&
Jonathan Logan Inc
5%
;
14%
101
34 Va
Breaker Co
4
Joy
42%
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4
8
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43%
34%
>>
52 Va
52%
14
99%
3.50
;
Jan
25
41%
♦43
8,800
3774
76
52 Va
52
.1
..
common
May 13
47% Jan
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104 «/a
106%
Light Co
62
98% Jan
v",
30%
103%
common
&
13% Feb
35% May 11
2,400
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43 Va
7
44%
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No par
Power Co
60
&
76
*62%
Co
9
Jones
50%
2,600
"
6
4
507a
42%
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144
29%
19%
25
8% Mar
89% Jan
44 Va
143 %
,
30%
104%
.No par
53% May
60% Apr 28
95% Mar 8
5074
14%
455
19%
ioo
;
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
&
44%
■;>
27Va
103%
Jaeger Machine Co
Tea
12,700
*
preferred
Jewel
3674
50%
>
'
com.No par
Jersey Cent Pwr
\\ Apr 13
88
450
144
*72
Telep
Gas
Circuit
26
35 Va
50%
44%
39%
26%
456
30
'
5
___
Elec Light &
I-T-E
51
251/4
3574
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30%
*29%
27%
44%
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jan
452
loo
Shoe
&
5074
25V4
357a
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36
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143%
Limited
Amer
Power
Power
39
83
No par
com
Interstate Dept Stores..
$6
40
27
& Teleg.No par
International Utilities
Corp com..5
'$2 convertible preferred
;
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Iowa-Illinois
30
i
7%. preferred
Iowa
50%
2474
35%
51%
25%
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•
38%
35%
„
39%
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Paper common.._7.50
preferred
—_i__.
No par
Interstate
35%
156
X38%
*29%
1
80%
*150
39
35%
—.No par
Packers
Silver
5,700
*41 Va
42 Va
.431/2
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issued
International
156
38%
100
5%
38 Va
21
0
35
•
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45
7%
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of Canada
International
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100
common^
Rys of Cent
-V
25
,
■f
15%
4% preferred
International Mining Corp
Nickel
42 %
14%
preferred
Minerals & Chemical
Int'l
38%
21
50%
50 %
43%
'
7
5
7
Feb
V 35 V2
*6%
,
9
79
footnotes,
12 Va
100
9,800
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26 V4
80 Va
common
18% Jan
52
103% Feb
12 Va
70
•v>.
50%
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50%
50%
44%
No par
86
8
»
Jan
4
51 Va
25%
35 Va
>
16
Machines
Island Creek Coal
22
23
140
"
78%
20%
82
Corp
Iowa
43% Feb
13
Iron
7
76% Jan
£8
Interlake
7
44% Jan
Dec~22
21
35%
100
16
88
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
Dec
1,78 Y
*37%
15%
.......
Corp
36% Jan
27
88%
78%
20%
80%
4%% preferred
118% Feb
57
2
Jan
51%
'
1
_i
_
International
55
'
18
9
77%
38%
19 Va
No par
T.___
Co
8
8
25
40% Nov
Steel
5
9
115
May 12
Jan
39 % Jan
15
31% Jan
36
*37%
26%
35
100 pesos
6% preferred
Inland
preferred
International Salt
40% May
23
23% Jan
7
51%
26'%
-
,
International
1
Jan
13
•77
>
Mexico
———
International
4
Jan
59% Jan
.
De
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6
36% Mar
45
49 % Feb
S A
Electrica
19
4
33% Jan
123
50% Mar 18
Apr
139% Jan
17
40% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
29
For
Feb
40
4
91
25
32
4
76 % Nov
96
30% Apr
15
46 % Dec
90
87a
441/2
Harvester
53% May 13
28
37% Aug 21
Feb
*88%
"
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Int'l
24
38%
19%
44%
Int'l
21% Feb
136% Jan
105% May 10
42% Dec
40
81%
90
"
200
*88
43%
19
May 13
*37%
J 18%
*43
Int'l
33% Apr
44% Apr
86
*80%
♦88 Va
L
9,500
x25%
■1-
9%
43%
2
45 % May
6
39
July 30
4
2,200
16%
90 Va
45
2
3
14
19
90
12%
-
251/4
89
•43
28
29
29
25%
9%
300
45%
1714
25%
r.
82 Va
76
12%
*43
19% Mar
31% Dec
Dec
<
45%
9 Va
14,100
801/4
50
70% Mar
6
15% Nov
18%
801/4
1874
*88%
•
_^_50
4
12
18% Dec
*15%
*17
*80%
•
81
4.20% preferred
21
Jan
75
20
300
17%
4%
17%
73%
4.42% preferred
$4
37
2
86 Va
14%
*72%
90
9%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Business
25% Feb
8
55% Nov
Nov
3314
*85 Va
474
73%
43%
Int'l
110% Jan
51% May 11
13% May 10
98% Apr 28
15
33
3274
88%
73%
*47%
8
77
7
10
116% Sep
36% Jan
32%
474
73
50
50% Jan
Apr 29
95% Mar
Feb
9
30%
*85 Va
V
73
preferred
145% Apr 11
31% Mar
l
2
37
Dec
2,100
3774
4.70%
471% Apr
29
33% Dec
32
3,500
42
2974
45%
.
39%
41
18%
16%
•«
39Va
43
2874
76%
12%
12%
40
427a
;
3 7 74
*43 *
18
4
Sep 21
200
39V4
'
1874
*411%
34% Feb
7
21
35
3,000
37%
50
26% Apr 25
407% Mar 8
July
May 29
38
3,600
24V4
29V4
10 ya
2974
,.50
Interchemical
27% Jun
9
10%
23%
*2874
37%
4.25% preferred
4
111 % Dec
9
107a
29%
291/4
90
x75%
9,700
24 Va
38
4.08% preferred
1
8
22
77
100
400
29%
18%
50 %
6
86% Jan
Sep
-
,
5,000
2074
29
*37 Va
.15
common
44% Jan
9
17% Jun
Co
90% Apr
17% Feb
32
81
>*88%
250
.
10%
♦2874
17
18%
25%
5
No par
2
12
14
14
19%
74 Va
; *73
;.
17
V
37%
?
29 Va
88%
.
5
89
1
.
8
69% Jan
28% Feb
Power
^
5
Feb
80
28% Mar 19
83
12%
10
Co
Feb
22
40% Dec
Cement
86
Jun
*81
100
34% Feb
69
73 >4
5
com
29
Dec
15
73
1
17
8
14
29%
76%
24
94
♦13%
2074
100%
29%
18%
37%
28%
10%
17%
*37
*38%
-
No par
29
Feb
15
17%
19
18%
3
j
5
17%
*17%.
88%
Dec
31 %
1374
5%
Apr
29
Feb
87%
4%
95% Feb
488
137a
31%
*85 Va
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
35% Apr 30
28
7
15
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
Mar 20
Jan
50% Jan
43% Jan
25
Sep
30%
85%
45
-
2
56
31'%
85 Va
32
19
10% Sep
12
19
2
22
125
25
22% Jan
86% Apr
21
Sep
86% Dec
4
Apr
Sep
May
1
44% May
8% Feb
1
Mar 16
28
12% Jan
Mar
44% May 12
.
7
Apr
6
14% May 11
May
138
111
30%
86
..25
Illinois Central RR Co.
Industria
27% Mar 26
58
31%
Idaho Power Co
4
41% Feb
45% Mar 18
Jan
31
:
31% Jan
39% Jan
41% Aug 13
25
43%
common
47% Jan
3
7
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
Corp
51% May
4
26
20
39%
43%
preferred series A
9
Jan
25
86% Oct
Feb
Apr
41 '/a Oct
Oct
39%
44%
15
40% Sep
36% Jun
28
39%
44%
18
May
24
163
39 Va
44
46
35
43% Feb
8
39%
43%
17%
24% May 12
47
21
2 7 74
'
46% Dec
July 28
*2 6 74
750
61,
24
39%
46
12
..
43% May
2774
19 Va
30
5% convertible pfd series A___>50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
5
17
34% Sep
36 %
1.
-
45%
Inc
35%
>•'.
...1
Indust
100'
19%
24%
5
21
149
13%
10%
7
Apr
30
13%
19'4
98%
35%
*26%
29%
39% Jan
Jan
109
14
19%
*60 Va
971/4
24Va
21% Jan
55% Jan
5
13 Va
61
35%
*28%
15
39
8
*60V4
10%
28
52
17
20,500
60%
28%
37% Feb
24
74% Nov
1,100
19 Va
24i%
17% Apr
23
17% Nov
2174
1874
10%
No par
&
57 %
21%
18%
28%
(Delaware)
Foods
56 v*
2IV1
18%
*24 Va
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
Co
5774
21 Va
181/4
19 Vs
5%
21,500
57
21%
10%
5
2,400
58%
28%
*85
2,300
90%
21
24'%
-
100
63%
57%
10%
5
107
89 %
xl8
28%
9
40
6% Dec
89
*88
23%
31
29% Oet
47
'61
89%
900
.
17,100
'
42% Mar 18
50
61
89
27Va
100
22
21
♦106
60
10674
*26%
preferred
4.40% preferred
Jan
29
107
60
89
50
.
16%
69%
108
27%
_1
16%
68%
60
97%
No par
16
69%
*107
59
10
67'/a
7
35%
4%
Apr
13% Jan
40% Sep
45% Dec
107.%
x35%
100
Apr
31
9
3474
x97
100
91% Apr
7
*34
900
16
36%
...
25
Jun
34%
*34
34%
*34
97 Va
common
8% May 11
35
600
36
$2.25 convertible preferred
„50
Household Finance common..No par
24 % Mar 14
38% Oct
29%
97%
preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
84% Feb
Nov
*29 %
x60Va
Corp of America common
Hudson
23% July
29%
.10
Howe Sound
39% Dec
29%
10
...
5
13
2974
61%
i
.
4
19 % Oct
29%
'
29 Va
*61%
Corp common.
preferred
14
25
2,200
12.50
24% Jan
Jun
84
16
*
84%
800
4174
67%
*
10
82
16
*26%
*9%
82
66%
.
9%
417a
59%
100
42,700
83 V4
18%
61
8074
82
21
;
20
78
42%
18
_1
1,700
38 Va
41%
21
preferred
54% Jan
35
*81
58 Va
Mining
3%% preferred.
,
*83%
82
9%
•
413/4
5
2
14
84
.
41
18
14%
3
93% July 30
9% Dec 31
974
'
9%
9%
21
20%
16% May
29% Dec
78%
58%
19%
44
7
74%
17%
13%
Mar 17
5
75
58%
_1
July 13
10
*37%
21
:50c
66
Jan
37%
87 Va
(Charles E)
27
5% Jan
37%
72
33%
59
27
8
18
38% ;>
*37%
90
27
21
84% Dec
9%
89%
25
8
15% Jan
974
16%
36%
50% Sep
May
3,100
97a
9%
9%
66%
58%
36%
13% Jan
11% Mar 30
24
5
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
15
24
107%
109
*97
80% Apr
88% May 9
65% Jan 21
23%
5814
No par
2.50
convertible
Hotel
4,100
237a
66Va
66%
pfd series A_.
conv
$4.25
33%
*16
16%
Holly Sugar Corp common
>41 % Jan
2,900
233/4
No par
(conv)
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Chemical
70% Jan
Jan
34%
11,800
21%
84
*33%
47
23%
21%
9%
40%
-
45%
45%
2,300
23
9%
29%
29,300
23
*81
29%
61%
46
23
83
40%
126%
59
21%
82
.29%
45 Va
'
46
♦125
59%
21 Va
82
16
...
Corp
Homestake
2
45%
46%
126 %
227a
*81
..
5674
21Va
76
40
*125
57%
23%
82
40%
46 V4
47%
126 Va
65 %
>
22%
85
common
pfd
53
11
5,800
81
6i
29% Mar 25
Feb
67
♦81
100
45% Mar 21
2
75
2nd
Hotels
5%
67
1
Inc
1
19
21
9%
65%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
26 % Feb
65
*107%
Corp
Hires Co
5
64 Va
100
29
31% Apr
76% Apr
64% Sep
11% Jan
9%
20
4,000
♦94
No par
29
27
85% Mar
9%
2 1/12
common
16% Feb
2
96% Jan
73V4
No par
27% Feb
2
4
28
77 %
preferred—25
___
Chocolate
5%%
10
28
74%
900
.
98
29%
38 Va
*37%
1
preferred series A
$4%
Hilton
38% Feb
Dec
38%
>10
Hertz Co
37% Jan
22 % Jan
Dec
*37%
v
*9%
24%
*95
29 Va
25
class A pfd__
conv
101% Jan
18% Apr 19
36 % Mar 17
85
9%
5
—
Powder
5% preferred
1
17
5
77
9%
*24
5,100
98
45%
24
1
common
Motors
3%%
65% Feb
4% May 11
12
14
23 Va
15,500
31
30
100
noncumulative
Hercules
16
81% Feb
6
26% Dec
24%
1,000
42'/a
30%
2474
49%
41
23
'<'•
22%
24
•24
:
49 Va
i-
297a
55%
46%
22 Va
3074
29%
98
*125
v
;
23%
22%
50
L
Co common
W)
>
22%
1
3.65% preferred
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme
.
—5
Marx
Haveg Industries Inc_.
Hayes Industries Inc
Apr
May 13
30% May 10
30
5% Sep
23 Va
;
—5
preferred
39% May 13
13
9
90% Apr
9% Apr
&
41
47% July 22
80
45%
23 %
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
10% May 13
2
35
46 %
America common
Hewitt-Robins
Jan
23% May
28% Feb
21
65% Jan
45
22%
1
Co
13% May 11
15% Apr 27
24% Jun 22
2
2.50
;
'
18% May
2
27% Feb
issued-:
55
1.25
Corp_—
Corporation
Harsco
126 %
54
54%
24%
-•■
46%
148
47%
*125
126%
421/4
64
Y
29% >29%
63
64%
53%
49Va
4174
307a
29%
*95
97
„
*48%
•
30%
24
,24%
♦94
48%
47%
*125
—100
Harris-Intertype
23% Feb
22% Oct
62 %
v.
'
15% May
3
118% Apr
29%
62
♦24
95
29 %
Harbison-Walker
6
Apr 22
24
95
1
11
38%
23%
;
Hart
29
1.
30%
30%
30%
31
Co
6%
7 42%
30%
Hammond Organ
11% Jan
9% Apr 29
2
Hammermill
49%
42 V8
100
2.50
common
preferred
Paper Co__
Harshaw Chemical
61% Feb
12
Co
x49%
42%
-
5
convertible
4%
11
Jan
90% May 5
40% Dec 11
32% Dec
4
35
7
Dec
15
Hamilton Watch
42
Cementing—.5
Printing Co
(W F)
25% Apr
May 11
8% Feb 12
12% Apr
35% Nov
29 % Jan
23
24% Nov
5
Mar 24
22% May
30% Jan
38
25
May 12
Hall
50%
*49%
25
1
Well
'
9%
.
9%
9%
60%
*96 Va
35%
97a
62
96%
36
57%
5774
60
5674
567«
9%
974
9%
571/4
9 Va
41,300
2,100
15,800
62%
63%
641/4
66 V3
29,800
97
86 Va
96%
240
30Va
3574
36%
5,000
*96%
3574
Number 5951
Volume 191
■
..The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
23
(2107)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
for Previou*
Range
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year1959
NEW
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
Monday
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 9
May 10
Par
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Sales fo*
Thursday
May 13
May 11
the Week
Friday
Shares
May 13
K
39% Mar
July 27
July 8
65
Feb
9
37
93'A Feb 10
Dec 31
42 Va
120
Feb
48
9
98 V4 Mar 17
24
July 27
Feb
10
135
Nov
107
46,/2 Oct
23
130
20
57
July 27
Va Apr 17
737/a Nov
18
82
Mar 11
79 Va Sep
25
23
98
19
89% Feb
5
93
6
107
Sep
86
82 Va Jun
92 V2 Jan
Mar
Jan
8
53 %
'
1
87
Jan
20
4%
Jan
89
29
2
793/4 Jan
8
28
36 % Feb
19
9
2
33 V4 Nov
4
31 Va Feb
23
47% May
36% May
28
13!/a Dec
7
11
12
14
Jan
25
13
41
Jan
28
503/4 Jan
6
29
24
,7
31 % Apr
54 Va
Jan.; 7
:
2"
27 Ve Jan
37% Oct 22
39% Apr
52% Jan
6
29
46 Va Jan
62 V4 Feb
Feb
85
29
35
v
35% Mar
26
16
43% Mar
29
.26 V4 Mar
34% Jan
27 Va Jun 18
-
31V2Jan
21
Apr il
33 V J an
May 11
&
,
6
Kress
8
Kroehler
2
Kroger ' Co -
25 Va Apr
28
36
10
22 % May 13
Jan
5
K
(S
&
Mfg
34% Jan
6
33/4 Dec
17
241/a Jan
'8
22
'•> 4
15 5/8 Oct
21
10 3/8 Feb
12
1,
263/4 Sep
22
Mar 15
13 Va Jan
1
30:% Jan
4
29
4
4
3% Mar 11
483/8 Apr
27
2
243/a Dec
10
22
Jan
29
51% Apr
28
9
98% Oct
28
140
:
13
7%
Jan
61
5
4
Lily
4
Link
Lionel
Litton Industries
393/4 Apr
371/4 Jan
18 5/a May 11
5
46% Jan
26
26
8
■
171/4 July 10
363/s Apr
Dec
16
104
791/4 Dec
30
89
Jan
21
100
Jan
8
87
1
6
81
Jan
16
135
Jan
27
,485/a July
7
25
25
Nov
35% Mar
130% Mar
88
July 29
18% Nov., 5
34% Apr
Louisville
...,
397/a
Lowenstein
4
Lukens
6
Jan
Lykes
'
5,500
49%
49 V.
493/4
8,300
1,700
.76%
47%
.773/4
77V2
78V2
13,500
48
47% r 50
6,200
■•
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393/4
73
393/4
73
,.'72 3/8
445/a
23
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.
,
44
23
900
39%
393/4
300
73
725/a
723/a
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441/4
441/4
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23
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39
39
39
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28
28
39V2
39
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39%
40
283/o
283/8
39
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,
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80
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r
181/4
17'/4
18
311/4
31%
31
9,300
21%
223/a
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163/4
163/4
16%
16 3/4
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80
600
160
80
,
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213/4
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5,400
40 7/8
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1,400
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;
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28
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391/4
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8,200
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213/4
5,800
8,800
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221/4
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16 3/»
16 3/4
800
33
321/a
327/a
9,800
29
29
29 %
7,100
213/4
22%
6,400
333/4
100
17
"
"33V4
323/4
333/8
32
32 5/8
28
28 V2
28 Va
21%
21%
21 >/8
21%
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33%
-30%
:
27
28
21%
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28%
335/8
215/8
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1
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29
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14%
15%
15%
16
183/8
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18 Va
10%
10%
10%
T07/8 *
28%
28%
27%
27%
25/8
2%
2%
11
;
28Vb
2%;
23/4
1
24%
25
24%
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513/8
53
523/4
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793%
i
7
com
25
9%
9%
;
17%
16%
17
Vs
56,400
18%
18
18 %
4,100
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,700
27%
28 Va
27%
28%
24,000
2%
.
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2%
2%
2%
10,000
42
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
5%
5%
5%
6Va
53/4
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
45 Va
45% '
45%
45%
453/4
47%
24%
53V2
23%
24 %
24
23%
24%
8,600
55%
54%
56 %
26,100
9%
12,600
80 Va
4,800
"41%
42%, '•
:
23%
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r-54
52 %v •55
9%
9%
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79%
9%
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49%
48%
5
49%
50%
49Va
49 %
15%
1HV4
16
16 %
15%
74%
73 Va
71%
73%
73%
77%
20%
19%
20%
145% .145%
JL
203/8
21 %
20%
____1
14 %
14 %
14 %'
4
25%
253/4
25
36%
36%
36%
*112
7
10
common
100
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10
114
100
100 V
87
87
89%
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160
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36%
134
42%
(Ky)_Nopar
42%
'' '• •'
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Sons Inc
XI1
Steamship
771/3
^
L_10
Co
17Va
49
49%
493/8
49%
7,300
49
48%
49%
49%
50 Va
5,500
15%
16 Vs
77 Vs
78%
20
20%
18%
21%
14 Va
25%
37
n'3%
' 17V2
17%
9,500
•
39,400
104,500
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
10,600
25%
25
25%
25
25V4
16,100
36%
37
36%
37
363/8
363/4
6,600
112
*111%
112
37
36%
37
99%
98%
98%
112
36%
*98%
1
A
-14%
111%
130
36%
37 Vb
6,900
*97%
99%
20
111
10
*86%
88
*86%
88
*86 Va
88
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
*132%
42
63
64%
17%
61%
63 Va
17 Va
67
17%
17%
65
65%
17Va
17%
17%; ■
30
42%
4,700
64%
6,900
42
42%
65
17%
17%
68
68%
71
17%
17%
17%
5,800
17%
66
:
23,000
36%
1333/4
63%
134
42%
42
35%
1333/4
36%
36
36 %
134
70
300
162
*158
161
*157
161
*157
35%
X
-
25
*132%
17 Vs
64Va
64Va
230
144
49%
36%
63
'
17%
63
;
1,600
48
132%
65%
65
X
3.33%
Co____^
11,100
49,
132%
42%
42%
36
36%
*132%
91/2
"144
6,800
6
144
36%
37%
*98 Va
99'/a
*86%
88
87%V87%
158 :■» 159 Va
36%
99 %
36
*98%
_100
Nashville
&
145
145%"
*144
144
11,700
10 3/s
C 79 3%
iv
16%
72 Vs
16
72%
163/a
_1
Corp
>
9%:-
80%.j A
79%
80%
80
145%
49%
81 %
x80
5,400
42
*41
41%
10%
453/4
25
44%
-
v
200
29
6%
25 Va
41
45Va
5
"
'
*28%;
'
101/2
40%
10 V4
6
443/j
-
■V.',..
28 %
3%
16%
18% '
2%
*3%
18%
14%
18%
v
*33
-
4
*28%
29% >
*28 y4
Va
'33
*3%
4
isy8
.
■
29V4
22
21%
*32
30% 5
*3%
4
xl4Va
--
v
>
4
6Vs
25%
common
(M)
Steel
Bros
48,900
491/2
*
445/8
V 39%
—100
Co
&
4
!
135/8
4OV2
36%
5
Louisville Gas & El Co
22
21
Apr 29
17
series
78% Jan
■
125/s
401/4
35'A
,;
48
>.
223/4
*38%
101/2
preferred
2OV4 Jan
5
15
4.40%
91V2 Jan
9
62'/8 May
■
x47%
*28Va
41
E preferred
G conv pfd
series
7%
12%
41
35
'
43%
/.
6Vs
25
preferred
conv
Lorillard TP)
23
44% Mar 23
1
V 151/8 Mar
6
IO43/4 Mar
391/8 Feb
22,800
125/8
78 -
23
No par
Cement
4.35%.
26
1341/2 Mar 24
6IV4 May 11
July 10
22
7
8
9
Apr
Theatres
4.84%
35%
.341/4
:
493/8
763/4
49
10%
Long Island Lighting Co com
5 c/c series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
159% May 10
8
4
38% Feb
23
Apr
May
89
20
142 % Mar
155'% Apr
15'/4 Jan 27
8
96
2
69
Jan
-37% May 10
80
3
711/4 Jan
Lone Star Gas Co
4
36% Dec
44% Nov
4
117
8
13
49
45'A
41
Inc:_____
Loew's
393/4 Jan
Feb
351/4
401/4
341/4
163/4
No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lone
Star
3,500
353/a
,
40
21%
'
_5
Inc^
4
14
Mar
Apr
4
100
47%
'
5
50c
Corp
16 5/8 Mar 24
3
30% Jan
111
5
12 3/4
721/4
39 V '
173/4
-Xl
Co__—
301/2 Jan
17
May 10
355% May
131% Dec 31
26
Feb
25
1283/4 Jan
36% Jun
fi l"4
15
90% Mar
■-.81% Dec 16
12
Belt
353/4
473/b
_2.50
19Vs Mar 23
811/2 Apr
32% Jan
30
•
-
*39
: 283A
801/4
4
Corp_
May 11
4
123/4 Jan
1393/4 Jan
•"
100
Cup
575/8 Jan
7
39%
A____X_25 :*T
Products.^
July 9
14Vb Mar 23
2
series
preferred
Tulip
353/8
•
23
731/4'
38%
_5~
2nd pfd_
731/2 Nov
29 5/8 Jan
'
73
<2b%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex ,>•;
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
19
1,200
713/4
473/4
"
1st preferred__No par
non-cum
&
35
441/8
39%
31%
:
91
71
*35
"
__10
Tire_
29
245/a Sep 18
9
10% Mar
.
9IV2 Jan
1451/2 Feb
4
48V4 May
1
28 Va Sep
:
Jan
&
21
112% Dec
393/8
i~
common
preferred
613/4 Jan
,
■461/4
23% '23 V8
j0'
X-,-
49
."' *45%
100
_
351/8
*
♦86
'
353/4
351/4
471/2
"
86
L/v:;
48
36V4 Nov 27
-49%
Lerner Stores Corp
15
> 113/« Jan
79
5
73
96
May 9
70% Jan 22
25
9% May 10
Apr 12
-
13% Jan
21
483/4
47'/4
-
93
475/8
473/4
-
71
*35
353/4
50
83
,.
'
_____1
18% Jan
Dec
78'/a
Fink
5
9% Sep
773/o
Corp
22
521/2 Jan
63
77%
Lehn
293/a Jan
7
57
i'llYa
Lehman
Apr 29
13
49
No par
Apr
Nov
49
Co_^_
Co_I_X
non-cum
50c
25
631/2 Jun
48%
70
78
"
Lehigh Valley RR—x_x__
41
14
48%
_ZZZl6
15
4
Oct
33V2-
7% Jan
4
48
12%
39%
341/2
___________
Co
Rubber
$3
141/4 Mar 11
.55/8 May 11
31% Mar
Mar
12%
39s/a
331/4
Lehigh Valley Industries com_X
573/4 Dec
152
12%
39
__
6
Apr
8V4 Jan
2
12%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co___Jl010%
Lehigh Portland Cement—
15
v 27% '
27
271/4 Jan
31
71
35
Lee
30
140% Dec
91
.
6
6
80% Jan
*86
1
91
'
391/2
12V4
4
-10
77% Aug 27
*86
33
241/4 Jan
'
7
57% Apr^ 29
10 'A Nov 23
91
39 y4
1
_
2OV4 Jan
2
29
Jan
36
*86
x__ZZZZ~ZZi6c
Lane Bryant ____X___X
Lear Inc
;
s
12
*83
35
25
20
-10% Jan
86
36
Jan
17V2 Apr
93/8 July 13
30
*83
35%
32
23/s Feb
2
6% Dec
f
8 75
_
17
261/4Dec
51/4 Jan
86
"
473/8
La Consolidada 6%
31/2 Apr
2
153/8 Jan
*83
473/8
11
135/8 May
2
4.32%
86
1
'
47%
Jan
2
37% Jan
•
*83
70
.4
27% Feb
>155/8 July
Apr 22
*90%
91
13
7
30% Mar 23
Sep 22
303/4
93
*35
;____^2_-i_^_____-Z_ZZZZl
Gas
*80V2
*90 3/a
353/4
VJP Sutherland Paper Co
Laclede
83
v
6,900
531/4
♦76
*80%
93
86
35/8 Jan
231/4 Nov
18
1% Jan
27V4 Mar 11
:■ '• -
V4 Mar 11
841/2 Apr
21% Sep
29
22
78
83
*90 3/8
71 Va
__.
H)
78
*801/2
93
71
(E'J) InciXKresge (S S) Co___;_xx
20 % Jan.
2
*76
83
*35
:
preferred
*76
500
123
'
78
351/4
Co
53
>1153/4
*80V2
71%
Light
53
*90%
70%
"
120
53
>
114
114
*76
*871/2
Co___No par
117
53V4. !
35 %
Electric
'.Z'"vY:'v
28% Nov
:
_5o
.
93
78
*84
Z.ZZZZZlOO
preferred__i___
800
471/4
*108
123
53
19,700
103%
43% <
47
*114
115
*116
46Vb
103%
*453/8
1017/s
*45%
114
531/4
441/4
Xl01%
(
47
823/4
82%
'-'*91%
100
Korvette
12
34% Jan
4%
x-
18 % Feb
23% Jan
*76
ZlOQ"
Z
Co
363/4 Mar
x
2
303/4 Feb
.
6
19% Mar 22
7
16 3/4 May
5
/.
191/a Oct 21
122
53
Kimberly-Clark Corp x_;
Z__5
King-Seeley Corp ___'
_Z_1
KLM Royal Dutch AirlinesX-ZlOO G
Koppers Co Inc commonx_x_x_i__10
4
82%
17
29% Mar
22
>116
53 V4
52%
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common_._.l
4Vi% conv prior preferred—_25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
1
5
46 3/4 Jan
.
7
'.,143/4 Feb
5
3
32% Nov 24
9
■ Jan
,'77
Aug
8
74% Apr 27
43Va Jan 18
...
..
Nov
21.
6
30 Va NovV 4
11
27 Va Mar 8
.•A: 38% Apr 29
7
121 'A
*116
__
•.
51 Va Mar 13
120%
Kennecott Copper X__^_^No par
Kern County Land Co^_XX.
_2.50
4
24%
47% Aug 25
r
17% Sep
55% Jan
26
1
25
74% Nov
&
Power
Kendall
6
Apr
>115
___
Kelsey Hayes Co
19
25
July 22
Apr; 1
2
26 Va Jan
100% Jan
38 Va Apr
•
20
"
59
563/4 Jan
18
47 Va May 11
70% Apr 21
28'
28
43
Apr
.22 Va Jan
Jan / 5
64
1
: 48 v» Apr
75
Apr
.47%
115
Kayser-Roth Corp___
Kellogg Co •
6
9
44% Oct
13% May
Kansas
Apr
22 Va Sep
Dec
Kansas Gas
May
Jun
non-cum
3
36
63
103 Va
*453/4
43
43%
103 %
ZZZZZZZlOO
preferred
4
33
117% Feb
51% Sep 22
7
90 Va Oct
,
..-•4%'
50 Va July 31
17
x421/2
47
Kansas City Southern com___No
par
41% May 12
July 27-
41 Va Feb
Jan
44
104
*46
115
preferred
4.35 preferred
Jan
43%
IO31/2
preferredZ'ZlOO
4.20%
Apr 13
45%
1043/s
*46
preferred
4.50%
43 Va Feb
35
convertible
92 V2 Mar 24
85
9
68% May
12
50
433/8
*103%
_so
_.
__
43/4% (ser of 1959) conv
pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
100
9
Apr
6
85% Feb
•
May
77
preferred
43/4%
11
Mar 11
38% Aug 28
5
H Va Dec
77
125
82 Va Mar 18
;
4%%
13
25
86 Va Jan
6
4
28 Va Jan
43
Jan
82
27
May 20
88% Feb
21
45% Oct
Mar
74
May
122 % Jan
Apr 22
45
.Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
33%
4%% convertible preferredZZ_100
5
•
47
Mar 15
114 Va
6
HlVa Jan
Sep
72'A Sep
34 Va Nov
39 Va Feb
34
54% Jan
'
12
"
Va July 10
85
Jan
.423/4
ill'A
17%
12,600
3,700
M
287a Sep 28
35
29% Jan
8
Mar
22
26
123% Jun
9
116
6
'50% Dec
21
36 Ve May
6
52% Jan
6
447s Oct 26
47% Dec
21
44
* May
4
49 Va Feb
17
37% Mar
7
MacAndrews & Forbes
/
5
Jan
3
118
Sep
-
32% Jan
37
Jan
2
",433/4 July 10
78% Sep 30
17% Oct 141
473/4
Oct
87% Mar 30
20Va Jan
1
78
Mar 17
>
,403/a Dec
2
:507/a Dec
18
3% Dec 31
7% Jan
14
9% Jan
30
2274 Nov
47a Dec
33
18
778 Jan
21V2 Dec
7
2
,
14
Apr
4
.593/8 Jan
12
2
42v4 Jun
88
517a Dec
10
Oct
27
32% jan
14
34
Oct
93% Jan
6
May
46
May 19
71
Dec
71"
,53% Feb
22
Dec
16
65 '/a Nov
81
9
71 Va Dec
18% Jun
44
Mar 31
Feb
24
437/s Nov
9
82
i
Dec
1
31% Dec
7
38
9
Jan,
24
Mar 26
72% Mar 17
11
32V4 Sep 22
27 Va Dec 30
29
81
2
42
Oct
Feb
10
53
July 24
13% Dec
31
193/4 Feb
77% Dec
31
443/4 Feb
30
,5
94 Va Feb
5
89% Jan
36
;
-
.
4
19
653/4 Jan
4
49% Jan
Jan
12.
35 % Mar 25"
22 % Mar
Feb
7
3
477a Jan
4
49
Feb
8
153/4
13
77
May
Mar
15
29
,
4 ;
18
58
Feb
16
23 V* May
10
10
473/8 Apr
13
31 Va Jan
25
40% Mar
2. i
5
19% May
2 '
37V4 Jan
54
48%
Mar
9
17 Va Dec
14
July" 16
72
30
Dec
31
21% July 17
32% Dec 29
33
Dec
24
65 V4 Feb
Apr
20
16 Vs
!
Nov
18
10% Sep
27% Dec
10
Feb
2
50
Feb
13
Dec "
25'/2 Nov
51
12
357a Jan
11
4
7
Apr
46 i
1
2
Dec
30
37
88
293/4 Oct
,
26
24% Apr
7
29% Dec
22
85% Apr
7
25 3- Mar 10"
77
Jan
4
15
48
29
8
18
Jan
6
86 Va Feb
For footnotes, see
page 28.
i
May
29
Jan
28 % Jan
9
28.
'
17% Apr
95% Mar 26
8
17
23% Jan:
11
11
31 Va Jan
24% May 13'
40
j 1
Apr 22 v
187/e Jan
'
3 V8 Feb
78
77
8
'
20% Jan
2
41% Jun 24
37
453/4 jan
38% May 10
24% May
37V4 Sep 21
39 % Jan
Jan
l67/8
12,400
36%
373/4
8,200
—10
46%
46 %
45%
463/4
453/4
473/8
40,800
44
40%
40%
41%
42 %
42
42
413/4
5,000
23/8
278
2,500
5»/4
5%
1,200
—1
1
j.
1
-
7
Apr 14 -
29% Mar 16 \
29 Vb Jan-
5b
81% Apr
7
;>'.
*2%
23/4
*2%
5 3/4
5%
46%
41
5%
-
42
23/8
2%
5Vs
5
5Vs
163/4
17
17
16%
17
2%
•
2%
5
23/4
5 3/8
■
453/4
47%
433/4
18
17%
17%
243/4
24%
24 %
24Vt
24Vs
24%
24%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
43/4
4%
43/4
16%
183/s
161/2
I7V2
15
16
25
25V4
187s
18 3/8
19%
—_1
—4
No par
18 Vt
443%
437a
443/4
42%
43
42%
43
46
50,%
50%
X50%
50%
50Vs
507s
94%
*93
94%
Marquardt Corp
'Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall Field & Co corn,
4%% preferred
__X
—
$3.75 pfd 1947
series——No par
preferred u—
3%% preferred __—;
Maytag Co _——x:
$3.40
C
A
Inc
McCall Corp
Corp
—
common
Corp
common:
—---5 preferred (1st series)_-__100 ■
Medusa Portland Cement
No par Melville .Shoe Corp common,—"---'i '
4o„
preferred series B
;__100
4V4%
31%
77%
x76
76
x76 V4
77
32 Va
77
|
68 Va
*66 Vt
77
36 Va
327a:"
.
32 Va
293/8
29%
29%
34%
*33%
.
|
34 %
*48X
*48
13%
-
36 Vs
32%.
29%'
2 8 3/4
50
'
133/4
773/4
23 Viz
233/4
24%
23 Vt
36 Va
36%
3,600
24,800
417/8
31%
32
2,500
45%
46Va
5,700
77%
160
170
*76
68%
*67%
68%
75%
*75%
76%
20
36%
36%
367a
6,800
32
33%
32
327a
9,300
287s
29Vt
29%
30%
4,700
33i/4
3374
300
34
50
78 %
137s
78 %
*77%
24%
'•
51
94%
397a
75%
13%
137/b
78 Vt
24
*50%
:*93
751/2
*48
50
137/8
77
3,600
75%
*33
-33%
33 Vt
28,700
75%
,
363/4
♦48
9,600
19%
43Vt
36%
77
13%
14
77
77
v
18%
*42Va
75%
;
68'/a
*75 Va
-
50
77
'
-
*29
46%
25%
18,500
68%
31 %
363/4
31%
*333/4.
-
*66%
77
367a '•
*
s •
31%
76
24%
900
1,000
'
'
■'
'
*75 %
68%
*75 Va
76
40 Vb
453/4
*
77
76
94%
31%
46 Va
39%
51
50%
39%
32
453/4
36%
____50c
:—^10
32%
4774
*75%
3%% convertible
McDermott (J Ray)
McQuav Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common—;
403/a
32'/»
x45%
25%
251/4
*93
40
46%
*67
__/_100
No par
No par
No par
____3
50
.
S4'/2
♦93
39 %
77"
No par
preferred—100& Co Inc
1 McDonnell Aircraft Corp__^__L
5
When issued
____——-2,50 *
McGraw-Edison Co———
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
L__^3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1 "
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par •
McKee (A G) & Co___——No par >
McKesson & Robblns Jnc^———9
McLean Trucking. .Co__
—-1*
..
77%
No par
______
•
■
453/,
cbmmon____x—_5
Dept Stores
■
38%. 39%
22%" 323/4
No par
$3.75 preferred
•"M
*93
100
1
'
600
24%
24%
*17%
4%
,
163/4
197s
Stores
29% Sep
May.
16 Va
15 VB
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-McLellan
9
32 '/a Nov
18
16%
36%
25%
McCord
Feb 29
80 V8 Feb
9
16%
35%
187/a
May
5 "
9
.'.'77% Apr 19
69% Apr
6 .
75 % Mar 10 l:
44 % Jan 18 1
34 % May
3
30 % Jan
4 *
403/4 Jan
17
3578
15
77% May
-33% May 11
16%
34%
25%
Co'
10
167a
343/4
19 3/B
Martin
2,100
82%
16 Va
No par
—5
Masonic Corp
600
393/4
34%
-
26
3'
Jan
,26%
"
46%
39%
*82
82%
15%,
6 5
72 % Jan
72
.
Mar 28
46
39%
*82
17 Viz
38% Jan
5
82
25
44% Feb
7"
82
25%
8
44 % Mar
83
24%
Apr ,12
31 % Mar
72
6
52% Apr 27
93
*81%
Maxwell & Moore
12.50
Maracaibo Oil Explorations
^1
Maremont Automotive Products—1
Marine Midland Corp
5
6 '
54 V8 Jan
17"
83
*82
45%
39%
397s
Manning,
r.
40 % Jan
5'
45%
44%
393/4
167a
Manhattan-Shirt
,4 4
29% Jan 22
367s
443/4
393/4
10,400
40%
35
Mandel Bros
18 '
Va Jan 22
; 18 3/8 Jan
42% May 11
.
26
623/4 May 11
-46% May 22
15
25 '
■A 24 Va May 13
37%
45%
39%
400
26%
118
39%
16%
Manati Sugar Co_—^—
27 V2 Jan
5
36%
44%
40
*116
391/4
34%
_Xi_i___
8
■
37 Vb
45%
397a
26%
267a
118
38
373/4
36%
*44 %
No par
i_100
(P R)>& Co_
Mallory
Apr 22
*116
•: llS
50
Magnavox Co __X—_
;19% Mar 17
Apr 13
4% Mar
9
17
44% Nov
19
16% Feb
23 Va
26
.28% July 30
7Vs
Copper
*116
*26%
26 Va-
26 Va
27
120
*117
120
X—;•—1
Inc___;
4
,
4V2 Jan
May 11
5
Magma
7 '
473/b May 13
47 Va Jan
Fund
Madison
19
'
X___5
preferred (w- w)
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
5%7e
Mar 25 /
59% Jan
1'
2% Mar 16
;
■
*118-
100
*26 %
263A
263/4
common__10
preferred _i__X
Mack Trucks Inc_X_Xi—
r
4
Jan
19% Jan
17 i
Feb
; 40%
1
Jun
83
-
34% May 10
313/4 Feb
.
,223/4 Mar 16
6
16% Dec
23% Jan
:
4
403/4
3
:16% May
6%
Mar 25
122
19
Jan
79
21
32% Nov;;- 4
3574 Nov 20
5% Sep 23
15% Jan, 5
Jan
25
253/4
*48
133/4
>77%
50
50
13 y8
78
4,200
90
24%
25%
4,100
37
36%
37%
5,700
363/4
373/4
36
37%
363/4
18 Vs
18%
18%
19
2,300
19
19
18%
I8V2 '■
18%
18Vk
38 %
39
387s
6,900
383/4
39%
38 V*
38%
387/3
38%
38%
76
76%
76%
757s
75%
76%
753/8
76%
763/4
76
17%
18
18Va
18%
2,100
177/s
1778
18%
17%'
i73/4
18
25%
25
24%
24%
25%'
243/4
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243/4
2,000
25%
24%
25
25 Va
253/4
25%
25%
44
43%
43%
43%
44%
3,500
7 Ve
7 %
7Va
7V4
4,700
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18 Vt
17%
17%
1,100
37%
37%
37%
4,800
88
86%
863/4
10
257/b
44%
25 '/a
26%
43%
7 Vb
-
253/4
2434
43%
44%
43 Va
'
7%
7
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7
17%
18
17%
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37 ye
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37 Vs
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37 Vb
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88
253/4
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1,400
2,100
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>
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25%
25%
25%
1,200
267/8
26%
267/b
26%
267s
5,600
79
793^
*78%
79%
250
79 Va-
•
24
The Commercial and
(2108)
NEW YORK
Lowest
7
38
3
31
Mercantile
Feb
9
91% May 15
73
Mar 30
Jaa 28
34% Jan 21
67
90% May
5
Merck
71
Nov
17
85
Feb
8
70
Jan
«
78
Apr
1
44 % Jan
8
70
Dec
14
0
68% Jan
7
16% Nov
18
53% Jan
6
27% Jun
58% Mar
13
22% Feb 25
15
82% July
37
May 10
59% May
1
25
Mar 19
18% Feb 23
3
32
4
88% Apr 15
74% Jan
0
81
Feb
23
84
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan 13
93
Apr
18
88
Mar 31
75% F0b
81% Apr
18
87
33% Jan
58% Dec 31
75% Jan
Apr 28
33
Jan
4
93
5
75% Apr 28
56%
_
:
19
86
99% Mar 11
2
15
Jan
78% Mar 23
25% Mar 16
Apr 12
29% May 13
Jan
23
Jan
22
39% Jan
2
60% Nov 12
50% Mar
8
59% Feb
3
83% Jan
33% Dec
2
92
93
29
15% Oct
9
68
Dec
50
18
May 11
58
Miami
Copper
Middle South Utilities Inc„
Midland
Corp
'
111%
Jan
88
Jan
i
2
30
May
17% Mar
24% Mar 20
9
150
123% Feb
July 21
29% July 29
20% Sep 21
2
14% Dec
;
27
40% Jun
28
18% Feb
Feb
31
.
Jun
17
2
33% Jan
4
8
24 % May 13
8
173% May 13
17% May 10
16
24% Jan
19% Mar 23
4
20% Feb
Feb
26% Apr
12% Mar
8
17
Jan 29
214
5
5%%
Minerals
Minn
May 11
71% May 13
Mar™ 5
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
14
39
Jan
22
31 % Feb
24
25
Jun
19
4
17% May 12
28% May 13
4
16% May
16% Jan
2
20
19% Nov
49% Apr
29% May
16
31% Dec 23
41% Mar
4% Sep 23
41% Jan
8
34
Dec
Jun
10
12% Jan
60
16
Jan
19
18% Nov 23
24
Jan
29
11 % Dec
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
35% Mar 2
8
Jan
22
2
38% Jan
8
27% Dec 28
22
Sep
21
4
4
48% Jan
6% Jan
♦881/2
90
81
♦76
81
*76
81
78%
*76
78%
*76
78%
94%
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91
91%
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22%
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160
156
159
301/2
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165
166%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
25%
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25%
25%
253/4
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25%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/4
12%
12%
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203%
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189%
193
192
1941%
194%
337/s
28%
29%
34
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198
197%
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29
29
33%
:
29%
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.-
71
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30%
30%
33%
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17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
29%
295/8
29
29%
28%
28%
283/4
281/4
16%
17
30 y8
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17
■
•
17%
315/a
4%
4%
163/4
7,800
8,700
41%
4,300
38%
39%
30%
30%
301/a
19%
193/4
*191/2
29
15% Jan
11
Mohasco
18
80% Mar 11
12
15
Jan
4
Mojud Co Inc
Monarch
9
19% Jan
6
May
5
13% Jan
11
Mar
4
9% Jan
20
38% May
26% Mar
6
55% Jan
4
8
30% Apr
28
7
Apr
28
29% Jan
Monon
Class
Chemical
Feb
24
22
8
29% Mar 25
American
Moore-McCormack
May
3
87
18% Mar 21
Apr
4
May 10
25% Jan
4
24
Dec
23
16
Apr 28
23% Jan
4
32
Jan
20
22
May
9
28% Jan
22
31% Feb
9
36
48% Jan
4
53% Mar
24% Mar
9
43% Jan
•
1 <
May 13
57%
12% Feb
Morrell
1
-28% Jan
8
Apr 11
Lines
39%
40%
39%
40%
413/4
Motor
Wheel
V
,
13 5/a
1,300
10
10
8
8
413/s
28%
26%
100
1,300
42
26
27%
*27%
27%
28
241%
25%
24%
>25%
25 s/8
44
44%
44
443/4
44%
27%
27
27
27%
27
27
27%
26%
25%
25 %
43%
43%
44%
121/a
12
12%
-
,
'
,
33 '/a
168%
3
85%
86%
85%
87
84%
85%
21%
22
21%
22%
21'/a
21%
35%
41,200
28%
r
1,300
27%
11%
22,600
451/8
:
14,000
12
;
35%
:
853/4
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20%
86%
21%
14,100
1693/4
85%
9,200
161/B
17%
17%
17%
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17%
,16%
163/4
16 5/8
22
22 %i
22%
22%
22%
22%
•22%
22%
22%
22%
Inc
5
34
34'/a
34%
34%
34%
35
135%
35%
50%
51
x51 %
51%
51
51%
51
25%
8,800
16"%
1
No
& Bros
25%
57
par
25%
26
57
57
25%
26
35
36
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51%
25%
25 '/a
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57
57
57
22,200
.
,
57%
1,400
:
51%
25%
57
57
57
6,300
:
211/4
5
1
10
6,600
-I
.
,
34%
1683/4
Co
Munsingwear
6,800
.
28
21
•
13,700
26%
,
169 3/4
168
168%
165
170
35
34%
34%
33%
36%
170%
27%
r.
12
11%
12%
12
12%
34%
5
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
180
1,500
Corp
Brass
(F E)
90
:
13
Xl3%
28
29
26%
168%
Corp
10
26%
28%
28%
.
10
issued
Products
Myers
7%
40%
13
131/4
*9%
.
43'/a
<12
Co
&
Motor
Mueller
7%
13
12%
25%
-1
par
Inc
When
*7%
_3
(John)
Motorola
•9%
7%
X27%
7
178
101/8
Mining & Chemical—
1,000 lire
19
17
12 3/4
22,900
?
1
shares
14% Jan
Feb
11%
12%
27%
47% Jan
19
140
11%
7%
28%
No
♦11
*9%
28%
Monterey Oil Co
;—•
Montgomery Ward & Co
77
12%
27%
4
53% Jan
*75%
'
7%
5
Co
•* 1,700
.
68
75%
*67
-
10%
No par
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
Montana Power Co
*67
75%
■
.
"
12%
39%
2
Co
69
76
115/8
No Par
B
Monsanto
68
76
111/8
71/4".
•; •••: 1,300
103/8
10'/8
68
113/4
*10
25
10%
10 5/a
75%
3,600
•
,
30%
193/4
67
I 75%
:
12%
No par
Tool
class A
77
11%
1.25
Machine
RR
103/8
10%
39%
v
10i/4
67
'
100
39%
•
67
10%
10%
*65
*75%
5,500
31%
4
195/4
-100
"
16%
307/a
common__5
10,300
;
•
30%
4
385/4
21% Mar
July 8
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
50% Jan
9
17%
'. 28 3/4
171/s
195/4
i
1,600
,
31%
4
4%
4
4%
.
16%
30%
4Ve
36,800
; 4,100
•
-
31
16%
31%
31%
39
9
19,200
; 1,100
27,200
214
66
30
33%
65
29
30%
—
9,700
..
'
19%
87% Mar 23
12,000
18
25%
30%
7
37
1733/4
18%
38%
Inc
99,100
25%
19%
Industries
30
500
241/4
17%
30%
preferred
4.20% preferred
1,000
30%
23
.23
158%
-
38%
3%%
300
,
f
19%
Jan
26,200
50 %
53
38%
10
6
29 %
51
25%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Portland
:
94J/2
,753/a,
52
301/8
11% May
12% May
•
76%
'»►. ,74%;
283/4
75%
29
110
81
76%
94%
75
28%
88%
*76
*50
5
RR
88%
10,000
53%
51
No par
Missouri-Kan-Tex
89
*92
,
28%
28%
'28%
88%
1
9
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
90
*76
3,100
26
Co__6.25
31% Apr
2
*88%
2,100
25,700
79
Cement
6
25% Sep 22
24% Jan
2
43% Jan
90
81
253/4
*781/4
79
Missouri Public Service Co
79
Feb
*78%
Missouri
174% Dec 30
16
78%
18
Jan~28
27% Nov
253/8
78%
15
12% Oct 27
24
25%
79
25%
Apr
42% Apr 29
11% Mar 4
22% Dec
25%
*77%
,
Jan
53% Dec 23
24% Feb 24
57%
253/4
26%
79-
154%
Paper—2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
—1
Mission
Corp
1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
M0
Montecatini
3
26%
39
25
7
621/4
20
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
20% Jan 14
133/a
I?
21% Jan 25
40% Feb
6
13%
621/4
30%
/ 22%
Ontario
&
13%
62
Feb
29% Aug 31
20% Oct
4
22% Jan
33% Jan
issued
13
61%
75
70
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
12% Nov 24
37% Jan
3
Mining & Mfg
When
Minnesota
13'/a
62%
10% Apr
65% Jan
18% Apr 27
8
15
Mar 10
17
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
9
;
4
36% Mar 31
20% Feb
3% May 5
37% Mar 9
30
Apr 28
2
8
Jan
68% Jan
Jan
52% May 25
15
17
8
30
16
May 13
64
13
61%
91%
No par
65
38
62%
13%
61%
52%
No par
8
4,100
20,200
80
13
*50
1
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
62
*77
61%
74%
1.50
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Moline Co
61
60%
86%
13%
60%
*92
"
of Amer__l
Minneapolis
60
80
31
86%
61 '/a
*76
10
;
Corp
60
*77
*88%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
28
35 % Oct
Corp
Chem
11
Jan
31% Apr
31% Dec
161%
&
11
111% Jan
182% Dec 23
Oil
Midwest
common
60
80
♦77
Shares
31
86"%
86%
*76
1
5
100
preferred
1st
80
87%
26%
10
Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross
86%
♦77
80
*77%
100
100
U00
—5
preferred series
3.80% preferred series
4.45%
preferred series
88%
the Week
13%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35%
preferred series
100
3.85%
87%
Fridav
May 13
i
60%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
Jan
Machine
31%
May 11
31%
31%
89%
*60
5
Co
Mesta
75% Nov 30
74% Nov 12
84% Dec 30
No par
1
12.50
preferred
$3.50
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
May 12
31
31%
X31 %
32
87%
*77
Sales for
Thursday
May 10
31%
3%
16%c
Co
Inc
4
74% Dec 22
Dec
Inc
common
Stores
Co
&
70% Jan
Apr 25
Monday, May 16, 1960
Wednesday
May 9
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
29 % Jan
Jun
.
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Year1959
.
STOCK. EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for PrevtMM
Lowest
Financial Chronicle
3,700
.
.
3,ioo
<;
h^.,.4,300
:• ,»t
4,000
.N
13% Nov
5
12% Nov
10
19% July 16
18
50% Sep 15
16% Dec 23
.
Dec
22
8
Sep
10
55% Sep
26% Jun
25
32% Jan
2
54% Jun
35% Dec
7
90
21
Sep
12
23
Jun
5
13%
13%
12%
13'/8
12%
13
54% Jan
4
National Acme Co
1
*48%
49%
*48%'
49%
48
48% v
Apr 27
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
1
13
13%
12V2
12%
12%
12%
25% Apr 25
28% Jan
7
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
5
25%
26
26%
26%
26
26% '
143% Jan
5
24
58% May 12
12
153% May
5
11% Mar
1
National
17
67
Jan
6
4
31
May
55% Feb
27
Jan
21
21% May 11
51% Feb 17
Apr 27
Nov
19
97% Feb
26
104
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
145
Jun
10
159
3
144% Jan
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
Jan
2
28% Jan
2
37% Dec
74% Jan
3
38% Dec
98% Aug
6
15
17% Sep
9% Jun
7
5% Nov
11% Sep
: 12
14% Nov
24
24
36% Jan
22
68% Oct
35
16
'
22
3
National
Steel
National
Sugar Ref Co
20% Jan
Theatres
National
Vulcanized
7% Jan
15
Mar 10
Jan
Feb
May 12
78
55
17
4% May
9% May
29
79% Jan
38%
.
6
Feb 17
32 % Jan
7
31% Jan
6
38% May 11
22
2
6% Jan
Apr 29
27% Jan
11
"'84% Mar 11
72 % Jan -4
33% Mar 15
65% Jan 14
23% May
14
1
13
69
Dec
74
: 77% Apr
23
69% Mar
Dec
21
85% Mar
3
74% Jan
79% Oct
29
88% Apr
2
80
100% Oct
20
108
17
102% Feb 26
16
23% Aug 25
91
Sep
19% Sep
Jun
29
25
34
11% Dec
12 % Dec
30
28
Dec
Jun
100% Oct
-
99% Jan
29
79
;
'
Dec
21
86% Mar
28
79% Dec
28
89
6
18
46 % Apr
10
Apr
Dec" 22
90%
90 3/s
90%
22%
22%
22 %•
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223%
"4,800
5 61/2
56%
56%
57
55%
56%
55%
57
56%
57%
-5,700
*88%
89%
89%
150%
151
151
126'/4
126%
126 »/4
126%
89
*18%
r
851/4
19
87
86%
*88%
90 %'
*88 «/2
90%
87'%
150%
♦126%
90%
87%
87%
-4,700
18,500
"18.600
:♦
900
32
32%
32%
321/4
31
126
1261/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
31
31
31
31%
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*32»/8
321%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
400
70%
70%
70%
71%
73
731%
741/2
7,400
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18
183/a
11,600
16%
16%
xl6%
161/2
16%
16%
16%
163/4
165%_ 163/4
8
8%
8
8%
8
1
23
23V4
22
22%
22
Co
30
38%
preferred
*29%
37%
5%
8
8%
8%
22%
22%
;
7%
223/4
■'
5%
5»/4
53/8
3,800
193/a
197/a
83,800
13%
133/4
133/4
30%
30%
30% '
383/4
38%
38%
73%
74%
74%
201/8
20%
*811%
io
55%
56
56
57
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
34%
34%
34%
341/4
24%
x23%
74%
*73%
74%
20%
20%
82
74% 1
82
Newmont Mining Corp
Brake
20%
20%
*811/2
82
82
-
741%
100
13,400
70
83%
57% '
573/4
58%
59%
60%
331/4
333/a
33%
l333/8
24 %
251/b
21%
225/a
43,800
37%
38»/b
114,000
5
24%
24%
24%
24%
X22 %
22%
21%
22%
21%
21%,
21%
21s/a
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
38%
37%
38%
241/4
1,600
34
56%
X33 %
15
Chicago & St Louis Co
4.000
:
20%
201/4
*82'
No par
Central
74%
"
pfd_100
700
3IV2
*38%
81%
Air
5%
20%
30%
20%
York
13%;
38%
73%
York
5%
193/8
*13%
5%
19%
29%
81
4%
3,400
38%
20%
Pr & Lt Co
12,300
231/4
23
*
30
1
England Electric System—
7,000
8%
38%
_100
New
3,300
70
37%
N Y
120
200
~
32%
19
29%
New
;
19
31% '
70%
Meter
Co
,__5
Newberry Co (J. J.) common-No par
3%%
130
-
18%
18%
New Jersey
18,700
152%
19
*13%
New
80
90%
*151
126%
126%
127%
90
893/4
151%
31%
*18%
89
89%
*151
152
151
18"%
Common
Preferred 5%
No par
100
series A
78
4,
„
Mar 22
35% Jan
73
5
Mar 28
New
York
Shipbuilding
Corp
State
Electric Gas
23%
-
>
16,700
3,900
-
3,200
.Common.
$3.75
—No par
preferred
3.40%
4.10%
preferred
7
5.25%
preferred
4.85%
preferred
12% Jan
25
41% Jan
20
44%
68
Apr 22
Mar 29
29% Jan
5
ioo
100
5
Apr 13
26% Mar 24
Jan
5
Jan
4
North
North
American
American
Aviation
Car
_1
Corp
Northern
Central
Ry
Northern
Natural
Gas
5
84% Apr 28
85% Mar 25
$4.11
preferred
series
22% May
2
50
May 13
9'/4
600
221/a
1,400
24%-
$4.16
preferred
5%%
-23% -■24%.
78
...
24..
24%.
-
*70
72%
*78
84%
*82
105
•1041/4
98%
98%
420
35
35%
22,100
713/4
70
70
70
70%
69%
70
72%
723/4
72% *'72%
72
72
290
*78%
80%
78
78
78
210
84-%
*82
72%
80
84
105
98%
*83
*104'A
*98
"76%
18%
18%
34
34
34
993%
99
99%
22
*21%
12%
123/a
*12%
30%
31%
41%
43
42%
43
423%
*21%
183/4
67
67
28%
*103%
67
29%
104
67
28%
1033/4
67 Vs
1,700
183/4
34
983/4
3.800
-
8,300
100%
22
*211/4
12%
*12'%
123/e
300
30%
30%
30%
313/4
42%
43
42%
423/i
36,600
4,700
.
671%
29%
16,900
67%
67%
28%
291/8
103%
103%
108%
*107%
108%
106
*105
107
283/4
60
*12%
.43
104
100
983/4
1
"
29%
10
84
33%
-
99
150
104%
*98
18%
98%
22
84
104%
34
*33%
12%
313/4
98
18%
18%
31%
843/4
105
98
983/4
991/4
78
105
105
18%
104
14,200
351/4
12%
67
r
76%
34%
33%
*21%
*-*
77
35
18%
22
"*24% "25
77
343/4
*76
34
101%
•
78
35%
22
*66%
28 y8
120
1031/a
100
108
200
107'
*103
100
107%
108%
107%
106%
106%
♦105'/a
39%
40%
39
39'/.
383%
39%
38%
393/8
39%
393/4
17,000
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
73
72%
73
72
25%
13,900
72%
25%
"72
*83
84%
conv
preferred—
Steel <fc Wire
Pharmacal
Co
107
*107%
106
72
72%
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
100
94%"
*81
82
*81
82
♦81
82
84%
*84
85%
*84
85%
85%
100
100
*83%
84%
*84
85%
1
Inc
1071/4
100
series
Airlines
Northwestern
Norwich
34%
IOO
Corp.
Northwest
..,
*76
5
$3.60
Northrop
78
(Ml'nnT—"
series
20% May 13
38% Mar *
9%
22%
30%
28%
Ry
preferred
4
2,000
45/s
9%
22%
121/8
*103%
Common
$4.08
31% Jan
4%
9%
22%
100
7
23% Mar 31
4%
9%
joo
CZ.
4
4
*4%
4%
22%
24%
Pacific
82
28
.
*9 »/s
22%
30
_ioo
Co
preferred
Northern
*21%
I50
Iio
Co
83% Apr
31% Apr
31 % Jan
18%
34
preferred series.
$4.10 preferred series
Apr
*98
X100
Northern States Pwr Co
74 % Mar 24
*83
•104'/4
—I_Il
Western
preferred
11
78%
ioo
;
preferred
8
73
78%
Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
6% preferred
10
&
5.60%
106%
5
48
Apr 29
73
ioo
Iioo
13
Jan
70
preferred
38% May 11
5
70
preferred
3
4%
91/4
'
3.60%
May
47/a
22%
24
24%,
35%
3.90%
22
*9
22%
24.%.
ioo
preferred
28
-
35
5
15
4%
9%
*76
4
Jan
5%
22%
par
85% Apr
22
•
ioo
-
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
6
Apr
99% Apr
9%
22
1
73% Apr
80% May
107
4%
Corp—
Y
5.80%
24% Mar 31
16% Apr 28
.
40%
90%
13%
5%%
80
10
44
90%
5%
105% Mar 10
79% Jan
44% May 12
22
22
*90i/s
13%
108% May
81
Mar 25
29% Dec
91%
17%
6
78
2
24% Sep
29 % Dec
9IV2
5%
4
67% Jan
88% Mar 23
-
-27„_ iJan
22% Jan 25
88 % Mar 23
79% Dec
SI
13%
10i % jan
18
57 y8 May 22
78% Dec
91
19%
103% Jan
6
77% Mar 17
%Dec~~17~
4
17
16
25% Apr 20
39
19
26% Feb
22
2
"23,100
1
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co..
6
28
28 y8
5%
Norfolk
Jan
Dec
67
28V2
13%
6
64
Nov
28%
17 »/4
4
27
•103
16
28'/4
X51
9
70
Inc
41% Jan
25
28
22% Jan
5
Jan
100% Oct
11,900
291/8
Co
Bros
1061/4 Jan
11% Mar
Feb
513/4
28%
30
1
4
36
108
5
50%
29%
Fibre
1
29% May
35% Jan
24
51%
28%
28%
Television
&
32% May
14
Jan
30%
51%
29
Co
93% Apr
20% Jan
2
22
17
'113% Mar
NOV
2
18% May
40% Dec
21
42
15
73
21
Sep
102
4
Jan
52% Mar 18
23
64
Dec
7
92% Jan 20
23 % Mar 10
4
30% Sep
32
Sep
108
5
99% Feb
Mar 23
44% July
17
84 % Jan
20% Nov
29%
50%
l
5
"71 % Dec 29
41% Jan
303/4
29 '
,,.,i
6
12% Jan
27% Nov 12
73% Apr
30
350
51%
~~i
Mar 28
2
11
15
625/8
31
10
N
18
59%
58% '
1
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
6
Sep
59%
15%
Neptune
19
21
33% Dec
58%
..16,200
148 %
No par
Natus Corp
Neisner
4
34% Jan
40
Natomas
4
82
65
8%
'
8
58%
/
148%
8%
8%
4
Tea
National
6
5
25% Dec
57%
1493/4
8%
28"%
_io
National
4
38% Feb
58%*
*148%
31
1
Co
4
21
29
*1 ,57%
500
2,900
51%
Cast-No par
Corp
4
1
8
National-Standard
18
9
29% Mar
;
'
Jan
Jan
.
26%
51
Corp
Steel
Apr
19% Jan
6
Service
&
13
75% Jan
24% Dec
Linen
Malleable
25
19
36% May 22
26s/8
28%
100
4
30
29
263/4
57'A
5
preferred B
8
21% Jan
20% Jan
6%
14
27% Mar
49% Mar 13
; 3.800
26%
"3,100
s
58%
.
100
Jan
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
21 % hfay 11
12%
47%
,
1
preferred A
98% Jan
71
12%
:
571/8
common
40
37% Mar
2
123/a
13%
59
No par
Co
28% Jan
14% Mar
-10% Jan
Lead
Natl
25
29
7%
National
7
24
preferred
National
6
4
Dec
5% Dec
May
Jan
"
10
4
4
5% Apr
26
■■}
'258.100
•
.12%
,
150% ;
148%
443/4
1
13
47%
8%
common
Jan
Feb 17
58
56%
56%
151
,
42%"
■
13%'
49
-10
Co
Co
43
Jan
33% Oct
$4.50
Apr 14
127
Gas
■
45%
13
*47%
-
Jan
153
14
34% Oct
9
29% Sep
22
109%
7% May 13
107% Mar 11
27
25% Feb
Gypsum
13
Feb
82% Mar
-
22
Dec
Fuel
National
86 % Apr
2
23% Jan
National
4
20% Jan
19
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
28
19% Jan
74% Dec
11
15
2
71% Dec
4
43%
44
40%
100
pfd series of 1951
Jan
15% Dec 22
9
12
4%%
17% May 11
16% May 6
15
j,
8%
Corp com__5
30% May 3
31% Apr 13
70
Apr 28
10% Mar 24
22
Jan
Dec
1
5
-
24% Mar 25
10
27% Nov
Aug 28
40% Mar 13
22
13% Jan
:
Apr 29
85% May 10
Aug 18
44
42%
8%
Dairy Products
91 % Jan
89
8
7
23% Dec
22
-
57%
11
59
24
17
Jan
24% Jan
19
18% Feb
104
5
31
5
Natl Distillers & Chem
84
120% Dec
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
X149%
:
9
National
90% May 12
Mar
8%
Corp
35% Jan
11
55%
152%
10
Can
51% May 12
May 11
152
100
V
55%
54%
10
preferred
44% Jan 26
6
71
9
7%
28 %
Apr
40%
40%
38%
-
8% May 11
24% Jan
1
52% Sep
109
1
Natco Corp
49% Mar 21
12
8
.
15
46% Feb
28% Jun
Jan
Corp
21
12
164% Apr
3
14% Jan 12
80
NAFI
15% Jan
; 12
34% May 6
56% Dec 30
142
45% May 12
Mar 30
47% May 13
9
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
;
Jan
29%
I HI 10
20%
25
25
*84
29%
19%
84%
25
Co
5
62%c
81%
107%
*105
72
.
600
83
81%
*81%
*84
85%
*84%
86
*84
85%
*84
10
82%
85%
29%
29"%
283/4
29%
28%
29%
29
20%
.
'
72
83
20%
19%
203/8
19%
20%
20%
??%
25%
.253/4
253/4
253/4
25%
2&:
40
201%
,,25%
100
20%
20%
21 %
21 %
20%
20%
20 »'8
45
20%
45
20%
45%
46%
46%
48%
48%
49%
49
14,700
303/a
.
20%
50
11,300
..
-3,500
600
12,500
Number 5951
191
Volume
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2109)
25
NEW
Range for Prevloua
Year 1959
Highest
'
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
EXCHANGE
Monday
May 9
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 10
May It
PRICES
•*'
Thursday
May 12
;
,
.
*
.
Sales for
Friday
the Week
May 13
Shares
O
22
Dec 21
74
Dec 29
87% Dec 15
86
Sep 30
341/2 Nov 13
95% Jan 16
83
29% May
Jan
4
94%
86
Jan
6
91
30% May 11
28% Mar
7
16
Jan
6
5
84
Jan
7
2
24% May 10
42% May 10
4
Feb
27
90% Feb
730% Jun
18
9
'58% July 28
7
26% Nov 25
'
16% Jan
4
Olin
5
Oliver
5
23% Jan
4
42
27% May 2
17
May 11
15% Feb
7,
"75
Feb
4
23% Jan
12
Jan
25
101% May
•93% Feb
10
108
110% Dec
9
104% Feb
16
115
38% Apr
28
99% Feb
4
2
26 % Mar
"85
11
14% May 14
233/4 Jan
16
15% Jan
5
54
May
3
60
56V4 Jan
7
46% Mar
29% Oct
20
V Sep
3
"
46% Nov
•
35% Apr
4
145
/
26% Apr 28
16 3/i Apr 28
13
2
28
Feb
42 % Mar
23% Jan
4-'
Jun
25
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
50% Mar 13
36% Feb
9
49% July 30
31 %
50 '
607/a Feb
94
Jun
83% Mar 18
28
.88
&
42%
44%
X42%
28 %
17%
15%
•15 %
15%
98
101%
101.,
114%
114%
29%
83
90
29
29
•87%
»13 %
1334
25
16%
•163/4
ig%
*21 %■
23
*22%
55, -
:14 2/7
55%
613/a
; 60%
47%
47%
*
"47%
* 27%
'
~
:
" ;
Paramount
1
26% Mar 15
46 % Jan
Parke Davis & Co——_
233/4 May 12
28% Jan
Parker Rust Proof Co_
July 24
23% Jan
23
42% Sep
2 " Oct
22
12
3 Vs Jan
30
:.2
12% Feb
26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
177/a Jan
4
8
21% Jan
12
233/4 May
50% Jan
5
21% Sep
•
65% Mar 20
May 12
Parmalee
29
"
243/4 Apr
29
64% Jun 11
45% NOV 25
30% Sep
21
'98% Jan
21
125
1
Dec
Patino
Peabody
5%
&
Coal
Co
Penick
4
31%
39%
31%
17
15%
28%
-*
18%
89
Vv
.
,
•87%
11
Ford
&
16%
16%
'"/
"
-
*23Vz
~
-
*13%
Penney (J C) Co—
No par
//
120
24
*21%
-
•
# Sep 21
36
: Pennsalt
30% Mar 31
6
24% Feb
16
18
30% Feb
2
5
25% Jan
27
July
11
35 % Dec
25% Nov
13
29% May
Jan
Chemicals
11
84% Dec
14
85% Jan
15% Nov
17
20
40% Nov
27
493/4 Jan
30
74
18
92% Apr
18
-.17% Jan
5
Jan
7
Mar
45
8
*
Corp
3
-
27
1
•
2
•
.
65% May 13"
8
9
; 68% Mar 25
34% Jan 29
Mar 23
44% May 13
Mar
55
39% Dec 31
36% Feb
13
50 ~ Apr 23
41% Feb
14
99% Feb 25
*92% Jan
7
18
19% Jan
22
-13% May 12
3% Oct 27
6% Feb
24
3% May 11
4
26% Mar 14
30% Sep
94% Sep
22
54% Dec
22
46% jun
-
♦32
27%
47%
/60%
47%
5%
27%
5%'
29
53/a
.
173/4
45
273/4
133%
5%
•
30%
17%
;J
45%
88
♦86%
:
41
477/a
3,500
"9,500
12,200
27%
,6,000
'*
I6V4
44
88 '*■•;
9
100
-
*
Mar 30
,.
Oct
5% Jan
97
Jan
.
Dec
85
Dec
Dec
28
23
15
Jan
Dec
100
4
120
•
25%
*32%
Jan J3
82% Mar 14
75
2
Jan
36% May
49
26% Feb
I
60
Apr
77% Jan
14
783/4 Apr
25
41% Mar
•48% Jan
4
9
16 3/4 Mar 17
13% May
2
493/4 Aug 27
31% May
6
95% May
8
91
20% Jan
8
53% Dec
3
433/4 Feb
1
7
31
Sep
16
5
83
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3
94
89
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3
1
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26% Dec
14% Dec 28
19 %
39 %
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Feb
16
B
66
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37% Jan
8
21 % Feb
17
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85
Jan
5
87% Jan
19
89
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Jan
22
15
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>
2
81% Mar 30
2
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74% Jan 14
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2
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7
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9
145
9
42
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4
131
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38% Jan
26 3/8
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73% May
19% May
7
91% Mar 19
80% Jan
16 y4
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14% May 10
22"% Jan
9
82% Jan 29
66 % May
71
86
69%
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Jan
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5
119
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8
62% July 31
1003/4 Jun ' 9f
34% Mar 31
21% Nov 17
July 23
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9
23% Jan
132
116
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18
93
96% Jan
28
22
22
96
April
81% Jan
V4
5
Jan
,
4
56% Jan
8
15% May 10
163 % Feb
1
Jan
124 % Jan
1
May 11
43 % Mar
28% May 14
125
4
55% May 1,1
31% Apr 17
188% Dec 22
Sep
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18
»
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9
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56% Dec 31
,
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81
125
3
6
23
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5
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29
29
9
11
28
25
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473/4 Feb
17
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80
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22
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9
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8
8
29
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:
3
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80% Jan
5
93
Jan
16
85
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
Feb
8
May
Apr
84% May
85
May
873/4 Apr
104
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14
9
41% Feb
17
76% Mar 13
65 y» Jan
20% Jan
5
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27
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4
343/s Apr
Jan
19
75% Feb
48 y$ Apr
16
28% May 11
39% Jan
convertible
preferred
2
64% Jan
10
Jan
20
106
16
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16
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13
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18
8% Apr
28
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25
81
67
22 % Mar
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83
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.
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$1.40 div preference com
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4.08% preferred.
..100
4.18% preferred.
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
'4.80% preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common..5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power dc Light Co—10
Inc
-
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5
97
34
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4
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15
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45% Apr 14
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7
23% Jan
-
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Jan
34 y8 Nov
573/4 Apr
91% Mar 20
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08
102
11
Mar
19
24
104
1
Jan
52
92
Sep 23
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
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813/4 Feb
5
Feb
78% Jan
•
83
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29
58 3A Jan
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Apr
1
27
•
98
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31
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5
65
Dec
29% Feb 24
35% Dec
4
26% Dec 10
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3
100
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4% preferred
.100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
.1
Pfllsbury Co common
—No par
S4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Porter
88
Jan 14
25 %
May 19
73 y4 Feb
9
com
- 7%
guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common.
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough Inc
*
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
L.
Poor & Co
: V"
6
16
30
c 89
48%
-
No par
preferred
(conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
4
12
15
Dec
-
50
■*2%
95%
94%
13'/2
-
12.50
common
preference
conv
$4.80
4
7
68
74%
94
48%
1 ♦93%
-
Philco Corp common
33/4% preferred series A
$5
8
22% May 11
64 % May 11
Dec
>
5
.4.40% preferred—
3.80% pre^erred.^
Pitts
4
18% May 11
12
124% Jan
93
Co
Pitts Ft Wayne
125% Dec
-
1
Phila & Reading Corp
6
64% Mar
-
Electric
*4.30% preferred
4:68% preferred...
26
Jan
71'
5
20
Jan
;
Feb
-
'.,
Feb 17
38% Apr
17
653/4 Feb
6
523/4 Mar 23
11% Jan 28
99 '
3
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21% Mar 24
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6
12
31% May
Apr 30
82 >
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93
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84 % Apr
8
84% Jan
-
104% Jan 26
36% Dec
32
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96% May 13
-
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100
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31,700
1,000
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2%
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33%
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45%
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27%
13
(Chas) & Co Inc com..33 %c
2nd preferred (conv)
1100
Phila
7
22
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.
100
33%c
Phelps-Dodge Corp
18
23,-
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12,600
88
44%
•
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23%
.
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27%
26%
27 Vs
94
..5
Brewing Co
6
873/4 Jan
56% May 12
74% Dec 22.
Pfizer
9
20% Jan
73
10
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common..
2
26
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90
Mar
,
103% Apr 15
88% Apr 13
99
.100
Corp of America
57% Jan
47% Mar 31
t
9
-
51% May
•
43% Mar
1
Jun
Oct
4
8
7
65
41
33% Jan
5
t
54
77% Dec
Pfeiffer
Apr
17
93
21
21
22% Jan
'
75
39% Sep
Petroleum
,
70% Mar
11/'
Co
11
26 %
No par
100
com
,4%% preferred.
7
16% Jan
57
23
87% Dec
Pet Milk
95% Mar
1
20
Light
45
*86 y*
44
42%
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23%
47 y4
28
123
22,200
4
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33
17%
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31%
303/4
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45%
2%
16
47
18%
570
5%
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43%
2%
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.
133
5%„
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2%
27%
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;
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30%
42%
43%
47%
133%
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233/4
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55
60%
'
43% May
22
-
553/4 Mar 23
16
Oct
15% Dec
92
Power
Corp
Pennsylvania RR__.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
'
26% Jan
Sand
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred—
6
543/4 Feb
64% Aug 11
...
96 % Apr
:
40
55 % Mar 20
.
5
57% Dec
5
-Jan
Penn
12% May 10
8
98% Apr 20
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Penna
Jan
273% Apr 27
4
89
102% Apr
/ Dec
88
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22
55
-
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32%
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26
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49,100
8,300
17
163%
5%
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*
3.50
6
-
33,700
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13%
28%
18%
~
5
prior preferred
conv
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common
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17
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45%
16%
'
27%
44%
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2.50
Transportation
Mines
131% Jan
27% May 11
111% Feb 25
*
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%
30%
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31% Jan
Mar 15
44
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44
16%
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61
28
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'
29
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115
,
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134
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46% Mar
39 % Apr
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17
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54%
60%
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28
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114%
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16
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90
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60
31%
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28%
17
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100
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30%
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40
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16
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79%
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86%
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16%
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10,900
90%
30%
v
43%
45%.
V, 17%
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Electric..
4% preferred
May
25%
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Common
'i
25"
100
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
-
48% Jan
8
43
♦85V2
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6.25
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Packard-Bell Electronics
-
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25 %
44%
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6% preferred
,
.
16%
86%
24%
•
92
32%
90%
.
31%
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1
common
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31
1
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91
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30%
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32
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80
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Pacific Telep & Teleg com
,
2
7% Jan 12
39
Jan
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Panhandle
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Glass
Pacific Lighting
5
.
32% Jan
23
Jan
5
24
59 % Jan
20% Nov "17
513% Jan
8
Pacific Gas
.
31
31%
' ;
,
'94%
91
31
30%
""-25
•
No par
Corning Fiberglas
Pacific Coast Co
4
X3Q%
30%
5
(The)
.
Jan
65
130% Feb
24
6% Jan 29
22
:/
31%
„~~3JL25
22% May 2
/v
5% preferred
';-60% Jan 11 ,.'•//
Pacific Finance
5
26% Mar 10
,
144% Apr
21
6
31%
**30%
1.700
33
•90%
♦92%
91
65%
'
•79
94%
•90
j
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
11
18«% Jan
May 11
67% Apr 20,
25% Sep 23
Oct
14% Feb
183/a May 11
: 18% Mar 18
-663/4 Apr
51% Nov" 5
58% Jun '/9;
45% Nov 16
4% Sep
7
80
♦93%
.7.50
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred
Mar 18
90%
91
100
Gas
4% preferred
5
Jan 27
90
16% May 13
ll%Jan
5
23% Feb 26
Juh 22
5
Jan
May
34%
9
Jan
Owens
32%
94%
No par
Elevator
Owens-Illinois
64%
•90
_
Overland Corp
5
8
/Jan
;
66%
32%
91
•93%
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Corp
65%
♦79
20
Natural
♦90 %
80
common_.___5 s
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co—
15% Mar 24
31 *
94% July
104% Dec
Otis
10
""37% Jan
23
Co
4.24% preferred..
Oklahoma
32%
90%
♦79
III100
...
Elec
33%
90%
100
.
Co.
66%
33
100
preferred
54% Jan
14% May
39% July 15
;
Gas 8c
4%
7
86% Apr,
4
27% Jan 18
-
16% May
'
Oil
Okla
32% Apr <21 *
36% Mar
~7
Ohio
4
66%
100
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Apr 22
Mar 24
39% Jan
•v
12
~"~15
_
4.40% prererrea
3.90% preferred™.
Mar 23
89
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
11% Nov 27
30
81
16
Dec 24
126
4
Ohio Edison Co common
When issued
1
Mar 24
13
34% Mar
12
61% Feb 10
79% Feb' 9
97% Jan 27
26% Nov 13
18
92
Jan
15% Nov
85
4
,75% Jan
46% May 21
9
16
Dec 29
80
Sep 25
25% Dec 31
14 % Jan
Jan
84
95% Jan
100
27% jun
41% Feb
67% Apr 28
33% May 4
31% May 12
12
Jan
85
Jan ,'7
,59
67% Jan 30
57 Vs Sep
'
48
.
6,800
30
2,166
133/4
125
10
57
2,700
330'
94
49
2,700
15%
8,300
2443/4
30,900
20%
20%
15%
238%
245
20%
1,500
120
90%
90%
28%
28%
28%
3,600
993/4
1013/4
13,900
54
53 y4
533/4
f.: .9,000
38
373/4
38%
21,600
28%
28%
28 %
28%
10,100
83%
83 y4
•83 y4
84%,
380
85
460
•90
28%
iooy*
101
53%
37%
,
*85
•87%
85
85%
88%
102
43%
•71
22%
•20
•107%
:
9%
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90%
•87%
101%
110
88%
1013/a
330
44
443/a
9,100
71%
•71
713/4
200
22%
•21%
203/4
22%
1,100
102
44
20%
111
•107%
200
203/4
111
10%
10 %
10%.
82
82
83
'
.
.30
18,300
40
30%
30%
30%
7,400
71%
71%
71%
71%
4,600
28%
29
28%
29
23,100
43%
10,700
130 y4
180
800
3oy4
Q
44% Dec 29
124 ya
Sep 22
24
Feb
For
25
■
•140
Mar
5
27% Oct 27
footnotes,
26
125% Jan
11
133% Apr
7
8
27% Jan
4
..26--
see page
48% Mar 23
Jan
>42
28.
Mar
>
Quaker Oats Co common
8
6% preferred
:
100
Quaker State OH Refining Corp—10
42%, 43%
•131
26%
42%
26%
*
44
130 Ya
133
131
-27
27
43%
131
•
43%
131
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43%
130 V*
26%
43%
131
26%
43
130 y4
26%
26%:
26
(2110)
EXCHANGE STOCK'RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
R
9
Dec
28
67
59% Jan
1
73 % Dec
43 y, Feb
67% Jan
4
74
Apr
8
17
30% Feb
8
39 Va Apr
26
Ranco
8
70
Apr
19
29
28
Jan
23 y« Jan
9
41% Dec
68 % Jan
6
73'
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
63
May 22
18 Va
Mar
Apr
3
4
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc —.—.
Raytheon Co
5
Reading
5
4%>
43% Sep
9
73% Apr
27
35% May
16% Dec
29
25
Jan
21
12% May 11
18% J an
24
37% Jan
26
25% May 13
33 V8
14
18
6
.
Nov
32
.
33% Jan
25% Dec 28
Feb
28 % Jan
May 11
Oct
9
27% Jun
1
16% Apr
5
20
Jan
Jan
5
41% Sep
28
20 % Apr J
1
28 % Jan
18
21
7
27% Jan
4
Mar
25% Nov
16
40% Apr
22
Jan
2
12% Feb
16
6% Feb
15% Nov 27
20% Apr
17
2
16% May
7
8
42% Jan
Jan
5
78% Jan
4
40% May 11
50% Jan
22
63% July 27
46% Feb
38 % Mar
7
71% Dec
7
23
125
Jan
21
64% Apr
5
30
37
Dec
16
•
2% Jan
26
4
28% Jan
35% Feb
16
62
Dec
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
17
2
Dec
Jan
Feb
4
Rochester Gas
26% Jan
4
Rochester
780
4
87
50% Jan
26
6
24% Jan
22
705
4
Rubbermaid
Jan
22
4
preferred
12% Dec
1
22
47% Mar 11
10% July
2
14% Mar 25
9% May
3
12% Jan
6
Ruppert
16% Oct
1
24
7
14% May
6
20% Jan
4
Ryan Aeronautical Co
42
35% May 12
:—5
(Jacob)
No par
;;
.
\
'
38
40%
62,200
12%
12%
13
26%
25%
25%
1,100
18%
.18%
18%
.' 1,700
17%
'■
17 Va
''
-
*16%
80
Dec
231% Dec
14
Apr
1
36% Jan
25
40% Apr
7
80% Jan
18
84% Mar
2
8
4.30%
258
Apr
250
15
2
38
18% Nov
17
27
July
21
423/4 Jan 14
79% Apr
56% Dec
14
97
24% Dec
31
29% May
24
12% Oct
32
5
33
19
Jan
22% Jan
18
79% Feb
19
56 % Jan
4
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
Mar 13
88
91
.
-
13% July 15
15% May
21% May 10
Aug 12
Mar 29
23
223/4
/'V,
10
9%
*17%
"
.
6
San
4
San
Apr 14
11
6
Feb
9
82
Dec
7
68% May
4
79% Feb
3
10
52
Dec
7
44
May
3
50% Feb
4
9
17% Nov
11
10% May
6
16%
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
71 Va Feb
5
18
81
Jan
9
Feb
29
80
Dec
23
96
Apr
13
81
Jan
4
22
Sep
21
30 Va Mar 18
21
73
May 11
67
Dec
31
78
66% Jan
Mar 17
26
Feb 15
84% May 13
17
73 Va Nov
76
'»
Feb
89% May
71
Apr 26
13
10% Mar 11
8
;
4
40% May 25
32% Feb
8
37% May
20% Nov
19
29% Apr
20 % Apr
5
13% Jan
2
26 %
37
1
45% Mar 18
Oct
3
14,
9%
13%
'
60 Va
14
5
41
•
62
40s/8
40%
413/a
7,200
6i
64 %
63
64%
36,600
47%;:'
46%
47%
13,700
59%
22,700
/V,/-
61%
•60%
*'
X46%
47%'
57
64
83%
'
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132%
132%
3,100
63%
641%
16,800
19
63%
83%
18%
,
.
,V ;
72%
37, •: ,,37%
36%
•f3%
v
45%
t *48
44
-
; 44 Va
•
6
27% Jun
23
14
5
Apr 22
44
24-
24%
3,100
353^
4,200
13%
*86
*
14%
,
14%
10
14%
14%
14%
19%
20
20 3/8
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
10%
8,400
/
■
15
19% Jan
25
17% Dec
16
11% May
2
16
Jan
4
91% Dec
17
90
4
97 % Apr
25
18 Va Jan
8
46 Va Jan
26
7
26
82% May
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
27
30% May 12
30% May 11
13% May 11
36 % Apr 28
14 Va Mar 31
38
Jan
4
15%
Oil
4
4
Shell
18% Jun
23
22% Dec 30
19% Mar
9
23% Jan
4
17% Nov 16
22% Aug 12
24% Oct 28
16% Mar
9
21% Jan
13
17
20 V8 Jan
4
Oil
23 Vs Sep
22
45% Mar 25
59
Jau
14
15% Jan
2
68
78
7
Jan
18% Jan
74% Apr
17
64
48% Mar
56% Jan
78
•
9
Mar 10
.26% Mar 24
1
54
5
Feb 15
94 % Jan
4
New
14
"
5
Sheraton
31%
29% July
16
7
Strapping
Co
Skelly
11
Smith
(AO)
18% Feb
26
Smith-Corona
23% Feb
1
28% Mar 23
9
60% Jan
4
Smith
May 11
42% Jan
5
36
5% Dec
8% May 18
16
38
30 Va Jun
9
44% Dec
15
Apr 20
52% Feb 25
22% Nov 12
27% Aug 21
18
Dec
32% Jan
4
2
3
5
Apr 22
7% Jan
12
Jan
12
41
May
3
45% Jan
28
49% May
2
34
23
14
Mar
8
May 10
25
Jan
26
Jan
11
30% Feb
3
60% Jan
21
Pattern
French
&
20%
20%
17
17
18%
18'/a
18%
1
38%
39%
38%
39%
31%
39%
25
41
41%
10
35%
36
Inc„____5
12%
12%
24'%,
51%
24%
52%
36%
37%
1
;
-
Labs-No par
15
Platinum
_1
Puerto
_2.50
Sugar
19 Va Mar
23% Jan
5
Southern
Pacific
44
Mar
54 '/a Jan
5
Southern
Railway common___No
18% Apr
21
,
5% Sep
10
9% Mar
5
56% Jan
8
91
81 % Dec
9
89% Apr 10
21% Mar 16
16
Nov
30
21% Oct 22
83
Dec
76
Oct
26% Jun
For
2
lo
18
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
22
*32% Sep 24
Dec
-
47% Dec
16
84% May 7
37% Dec 30
footnotes,
see page
6% May
66
2
Mar 15
84% Feb
4
4
9% Jan
11
Jan
4
85
86% Mar 23
5
non-cum
Co
par
20
ctfs
100
Southwestern
Public Service Co^— 1
Spalding (A G) Si Bros Inc
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spacer Chemical Co common
6
preferred
16% Jan
4
Spencer
2
26% Jan
4
Sperry Rand Corp
12
87% Feb
5
$4.50
29% Mar
8
43 % Jan
4
Spiegel
77 Va Feb
2
81
Mar 23
$4.50
28% Apr
1
37% Jan
28.
No par
preferred
20 v# May
4
(Del)
Mobile Si Ohio stock tr
13V2 May 12
83% Jan
Edison
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
4.20%
Square
Kellogg
Si
100
Sons
common
preferred
Inc
common
preferred
D
50'%
16'%
16'%
16%
1,900
137a
25,400
137a
11%
,30%
-
30%
13%
133%
323/4
Z
20%
20% :
94
11%
11%
31%
30%
317a
137a
2.400
31
5,000
207a
-
323%
13%
>333%
20%
20
11%
,
31%
137a
32%
„
13'%
*92
13%
2,700
32'% 7 327a
24,200
6,700
Co
5
40%
•49
'
20%
22,300
207a
16%
'
17
167a
167a
163%
17
18
18%
18
18%
18
18'%
9,800
377a
373%
38%
387a
40'%
58,600
53
533%
X363/4
53%
533/4
46%
;
47%
.*
45%
/
84
*82
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♦53
47%
:
453/4
84
*82
2,500
46%
.
300
307a
32
32'%
32%
32%
32%
7,100
363%
•.
37% '
367«
40 3%
37
367a
'377a
54,100
41
'35%
36'%
4,400
6,600
15%
143%
46,000
24'%
24'/a
153%
24'%
24'A
24'%
52%
5%
40%
357a
14%
245%
527a
36'%
,
"
40%
35%
367a
5Va.
5
'•
/
,
24'%
24
52'%
,
523%
52'%
527a
527a
54
36
36%
36
36%
36
363%
45,800
5%
538
6,100
407a
407a
4,000
5
5Va
5
40%
40%
407a
40%
407a
403'a
50
49'%
49%
49%
49%
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*23%
233/4
23%
24
14
14%
14'%
28
14%
*27%
577a
"A..'.'
24%
143%
28
*27%
5'%
40%
50
*49%
2474
24
1474
15
28
*27%
50
24%
157a
28
1,300
,20,300
300
1,200
3,700
300
57%
57%
57%
57%
57'%
577a
12,500
12,600
45%
46%
46 •%
45%
457s
45%
45%
33%
33%
34
45%
34
46
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
35%
35
33%
33%
1,700
357a
35'%
3574
35%
36
19%
19%
19'%
35%
19'%
19'%
197a
19%
19%
46%
473/4
60,400
x45%
197a
36 y8
20
45
45%
17%
17%
xl7%
177a
68%
'*67
69
23%
24%
x23%
24%
24
24%
24
243%
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21%
233%
24
-21
21
21
21
21%
21%
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22
453%
46
,
•66
6%
71
6%
71
.
6%
67a
71
85
173%
69
6%
71%
45%
18
177a
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63%
73
63%
73
75
46
453%
173%
173%
69
•66
46
177a
6%
6%
76%
75%
77
86
63%
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86%
85
13%
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13%
13%
86%
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1374
137a
1374
13%
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22%
21%
223/8
213%
22'%
25
21»%
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13%
22'%
84%
133%
21 3%
33%
84%
85%
34%
84%
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85 "
333'8
337a
327a
33%
7974
79
79
31
307a
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29%
793/4
29%
84%
84%
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34
*79
293%
"
843%
.
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-
30
8474
33%
333%
793%;
297a
80%
793%
.
30%
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'
?79
30%
'
13.800
8,400
3,200
69
1
5
1,000
53%
84
50c
No par
No par
4,600
15 %
57'/a
15
29% Jan
50%
353%
*27'%
60% Jan
22
25
1,900
;50%
40%
57%
17
37% Jan
1
1,600
47,000
50'/a
12%
27%
48 % Nov
5
15
33% May
Apr 12
*
35'%
57 Va
preferred
31% Jan
20%
.
*40'%
27%
16
23 % Apr
127a
34%
35 V8
___25
22
Dec~31
4,700
12%
34'%
41%
15%
24% Oct
28%
227a
137a
35
~123/4
15
com
46% Jan
2
13,500
12'%
25
Rico
16
19% Apr
120
10,000
36%
22
22
69%
,6%
35%
23%
13
5%
,
40'%
>
23%
21 Va Nov
8
Apr 11
5,000
36 :
93
32%
.
32
38
34% Nov 25
Apr
67a
110
22
34%
.
31%
30%
20%
17%
18%
-
31%
30% Nov
68
69%
157a
117a
39%
South Jersey Gas Co.
California
21
72
13
■
32
31 Va
400
•
7 90%
21%
13
31
9,700
.
r, 75%
*89
21%
93
11%
17
Co
Jan
*74
90'%
13
32%
13'%
50
Southern
Jan
31%
217a
45%
75%
;
93
*91
11 Va
•
,
30%
preferred
Southern
17
12%
93
30--:;
^
Marchant
5
65
'
12%
32%
1
^
Corp
47% Apr
34% Feb
19
21%
16
13 %
5
56 Va Feb
13
11,500
*69%
153%
.
83
39 Va Jan
Jan
847a
*74
16
-
54%
41% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
19% Jan
833%
-
*89
50% V
^
48'%
63% Mar 25
75
84
V
50
82%
35% Mar
15
83
•
-
50'/a
47'%
19
Dec
/
.
215%
*533%
15
16% Dec 30
31,100
6%
82%
24
65
123/4
:367a
313/4
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
8%
■.
12
6%
54%
Feb
17
r 71%
45%
123%
36%
48%
34
27 Va Mar 25
71
45%
65%
82%
54% Jun
29% Dec
71%
11%
363%
■
5,100
.
*44%
„
115%
12%
32%
-71
:7
44%
67a
48%
Co
South Amer Gold &
South
"
71%
•
35%
X54%
Oil
Kline
5%
874
36%
1
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
47% Mar
26
87a
72
14
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
30
87a
*69
No par
53% Jan
52% Jan
8 74
89%
No par
Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
9
61% Jun
Jun
87a
21%
20%
/
Corp
Signode Steel
34% Apr 29
4
-
8 3%
v
89
32%
50c
Siegier
12
38% Nov 24
45
34,200
X21
13%
1
Corp
Oil Co___
4
900
233%
21%
32
1
ordinary
Sinclair
Jan
15%
227a
'
32
America
Simplicity
55
*15%
-
11%
;
of
55% Jan
4
15%
23%
13'%
31%
3,100
15%
217a
34%-/:
11%
194,400
155%
2178
11%
11,800
9%
183%
217a
13%
31%
27%
-
15%
34%
*92
300
16,400
21s%
15%
14
12%
5,800
7
397a
87a
35%
92
400
V
,
93
1774
153/4
*:,■
.
& Tr—
32% May 13
May
16
•
18%
26%
8%
18'/«
49%-r-
49%
27-
8 3%
173/4
34
*13%
„
...
10,300
31'%
*91
87s
21% -V
21%
13%
35%
12
1
shares
Corp
Simmons
22
670
/
74
39%
93
63/4
'
18,000
i-.
-
,
28%
173/4
177a
72
6%
28
31'%
8'%
90'%
*70
92
No par
No par
Corp
Mfg
.
35 %
16
'
22% Feb
V
,
*
39'%
82'%
270
*73
.
39%
,
26%
■V
/
17%
8%
21% ;
6%
49%
2.50
^
York
Sheller
V
22
"»■
,*89
:
36%
21%
1
Inc
36% May 12
40 % May 13
2
July 23
22% Jan
9
40% Apr 27
45% May 12
July 27
67% Apr
44% Jan 22
12% Sep
29 % Feb 17
23
31% May 22
6
Feb
17
59% July 27
104 Va
48 % Nov 24
80 % Nov
Dec
70
Co
Shell Transp
9
70
Gas
&
11
43
27
267a
■4
18%
75'%
;
Steel
Jan
30*
;
39
*91
600
"
173/4
74
.
•
*250
31%
17'%
"
V
28
.*
*71%
■
93
75'%
22%
No par
Industries
16% Jan
17
42 % Dec
,
70%
1
43% Jan
19% Jun
11
27%
265
39
*91
C%
*
8%
89 J/2
21%
'
12% Sep 21
16% Jun
Co
preferred
Shahmoon
Sharon
7%
18
82%
♦31
71%
387a
,
38 5%
83
17'%
75%
89%
Co
&
Rubber
Shamrock
39
93
397a
83
>
19,900
v..'
00
,•
~
277a
83
Servel Inc common
$5.25
,
16 5%
71%
■
*74
___25
Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
38% Dec
-
Roebuck
Seiberling
17
*••; 72
16%
12%
*245
<
<
31%
:
; 825«
3
6
.31%
83 %
Sears
15% May
31%
%
277a
277a
16%
xl2%
38%
83%
270
-
27%
-
39%
83%
*250
♦74
13
4
,
270
X82%
*35
50% Jan
387a
rr
83%
-
83
5
17
39%
;
82 %
5
47,800
16%
107a
"
2,700
15%
'
v
15
14%
,
44%
Seagrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
6,600
2,000
■j
1,100
71
Seaboard Finance Co_
.10%
3,200
12 Va
6%
10 Va
10%
10%
45%
36
v
10%
10%
15%
71«/a
1
16,900
14%
195i$
11
20
15%
14%
*44
of Amer
15
16%
850
881/2
19%
11%
4
6
49
Corp
726%
*85%
:
10%
.
44%
15
44 Va Feb
26
6
Bolt
&
715
88%
14%
10
70%
Jan
20
Sep 21
Screw
2,700
-
,19%
10V2
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
35 Va
35%
715
713%
88%
44%
100
100
43%
24%
10%
27 Va i
"
8%
No par
—,
Mtg Co common
3.65%
preferred
7,400
>
43%.
35
710
.
*86Va
70
17% Jan
9% Jan
13
preferred
Scovill
8,600
-
54
10%
-
21%
*74
.47
-
36%
153/4
No par
46
*50
'
15%
__No par
3% /, 3%"
3%
51
36
22
41
May 10
81% Nov
35 % Oct
Co common
$3.40 preferred
3,400
"
703
1
Scott Paper
36%
36%
15%
I_1
2,300
3,000
36
24
■y?i.
;>
v;:<;
35%
34%
31,200
72 3/4
31%
43%
24%
"24
12,200
1%
72%
47 V4
52
200
20%
31%
.
37%
-3.%
.
*48
,
31%
„
84
1%
73 %
47% V
•
3%
.•?/.
1,300
19%
1%
31
•■;
47
*83%
19%;
1%
31% : 31%
-46
84
19
72%
x72%
64 Va
*83 Va
j,
-
1%- 4,,
1 %
47
130% 131%
'
133%
63%
57%
58
46%,
.•
46
46
.:
46%
•
57%
56%
129%
__30
preferred
29,400
35%
21%
Inc
63%
.•
,36
10%
38 Va
27%
8%
V 600
61%
40%
\
36%
.5
common
convertible
Schick
$4
18%
v:
14
60%
'
-
*91
7%
18%
_35c
14
5,300
12%
1.40
preference
Schering Corp
5%
27%
"// 7%
12 % May 13
50% Nov 23
17% Jan
8% Jan
Convertible
30
12,500
9%
16% -16%
7?
/
93
1
com
55
24
23%
9%
12%
16%
:
10
Arms
*54
/.
23 Va
9%
/
300
2,600
16%
"*31%
,'39%
♦91
34
July 16
39% Jan
3
15
Jan
6% Nov
Mar
16
30
31% Nov
6
Corp
Industries Inc
Savage
Schenley
73
__5
Electric Co-^
8
10
.
17
•
33%
._^__5
Diego Gas & Eleotric Co
Diego Imperial Corp
21
16%
55
23
3,100
12% -v,;vV
36%
27
31%
series A_______100
Sangamo
Jan
19
Feb
12
pfd 4.40%
,•37% Jan
5
No par
31%
♦72
22%
1,400
-■
V
*12%
83%
28
100
10 Va
54
23%
9%
6,600
17%
53%
23
22%
*54 ;v
W
10%
*17%
17%
53%
53
,:
10,700
,15%
*250
26%
No par
1,000
24
22%
12%
38%
84
270
10
Regis Paper Co common
1st
84
100
Joseph Light & Power
9% Jan
21%
39% Feb
62%
St
'
♦250
16%
24%
22%
.
10%
14 %
.
39%
38%
100
St L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%~
27% May
Mar 14
7
8% May
Feb'
6
St
8
45 Va
3
16
St
2
17% May 11
12% Mar
Feb 26
May
5
34% Nov
Apr
38 Va May 10
4
8% Dec
259
69 V2 Mar
16
3
89 Va Dec
29% Apr
8
30
Sep
Apr 26
25% May
36 Va July
30% Jan
69
1.66%
4%
24
Apr
1
28
Stores common
preferred
conv
preferred
Joseph Lead Co
Safeway
15
90% Aug 17
42% Jan
15
4,900
'
21%
t
34% Nov 24
1.300,
36%
,,
10%
16
1
10%
14l/a
38%
3,500
12%
36%
*
16,200
«24
40%
-24%
35%
,
19%
18
..
■
*13%
,64
24Va
19%
12%
52 Va
.,,59%
47%. 1.49
50 '
50 •
44% * 44%
*•'■>:
19
22%
9%
..
12%
"-36%
;__1
Ruberoid Co
,
64%
•: 26
23%
23%
84
19% 'f.-;
.1 Va •. 1%
V 73 • •
74 Va
...
64%
37%
*53%
.
12%
1 " " ' "
Inc
x63
*83%
19'%
.
% 700
66
i
17%
,
23
"
35
.;
705
710 88%r
*85%
88%
13 %;
13
-13 %
10%
10 Va
10% 7
15Va
•' 14% >14%
20
19%
20
38%
38%
38%
15% 7
15 Va • 15% *
A
series
.
89,700
38%
38%
10Va
9%
17%
14
75%
71%
37%
*64 %
17
52%
60%
41%
74%
71
38
22 Va
"
22%
'717
2
13
4%
37% Sep
Dec
35%
'
""y
13% Jan
21% Jan
7
38% May 11
2
Jun
17
Mar
19
14
59%
75%
71
21%
21%
10/4
'17%'
53
\
24
55 ,
24,4
9%
74%
26
'16%
Shares
37%
.18
|
the Week
'May 13
71
•
12%
12%
■26
23,a
5 40%
:
52
44%
24%
35 Va
46% Jan
21% Mar
8
3
24
20
common
*48
^ 43%
24'4
.
5
4
Aug
25
No par ' '
10
__5 .,:
6
Jan
21% Jan
22
Corp
Co
Haas
&
Corp_s
15 Vs May
12
2
preferred
22/8
\
10/4
17%
.•
52%
23
*53 %
24
"
9%
47Va
46V4
1 y
:
...18
74% ,
31 Va
31
^32
39 Vv'37%. 38 ,
' 3%
3Va
3%
12 Va Apr
6
14 y8 Mav 12
16% Jan
Oct
17% Jan
12% Apr
5
9% Apr 14
34
Jun
6
May 27
17
16
Rohm
com__l
Elec Corp
&
Telephone
Rockwell-Standard
Mar 23
May
14% Mar 25
7
Nov
Controls
convertible
5%%
8
6
——1
—5s
——100
- '
*85%
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
—1
'
13 '"
Ronson Corp
—____1
10%
Roper (Geo. D) Corp..
J14%
Royal Crown Cola Co
1
*19%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
20 G
38V4
Royal McBee Corp
__1
15% :
82
24% Mar 12
30
lOysJan
40
38% Jan
9
8
Jan
30
V
.—
Jan
May 11
-
.
50
32% Mar
V
-
51
24
,
61%
41%
100
series
3.60%
Rheem Manufacturing Co_
9
"
-
Preferred
j
38%
7'•;
Robertshaw-Fulton
8
•
5
Tobacco com
(R J)
3
25
683% Feb
28
92
Apr
4
Reynolds
Mar
Apr
50
39 y# July 24
741.
55
Drug &
,
37 Va
62%
60 7
62/4
47V' 47%
47
47%*;
58%
60%
57 %
59
-J* *45
%46
V
45 % 45%
130% 130% ...1
131 ■ 132
Chemical Co_—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
i—-50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
100
Rexall
18%
22/a
14Va
/
67
18%
''"'60V*
1-1
Inc
Revlon
21^4
54%'
24%
9%
60" ■
V 40%
-—5
*17
.
9%
*14
10
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass.
43% May
30% July 23
23% Jun
29 Vs Jan
Feb
4% Jan;
:
3% May 10
18
481% Jan 29
81
Oct
5
45%
21
Jan
Conv,preferred 3%% series—1,00
Aviation Corp.
1
Republic Corp common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
:—10
Republic
43
14
22
59% Dec
19
42
May 10
31
5% Mar 17
July 15
4
2% Jan
81% Feb' 3
1% May 10
68% Mar 9
5
Jan
45% Sep
111
common
37%
65
12 ,4
.27
,18 a
17%
/4
18Va
^
10%
17%
53%
24
5
28% Jan ,4
-
'
10%
17%
52%
24
54%
24
10
"
5 • " \
5 ..//'TV;
7
84 Va Apr
6
16
\/\
.
;-10
71%
68 k
12
26
84%
19%
1%
5
18% May
22
22%
74%
if/,*"
37% 39^8
21/a
23 %
*83%
19 Va
Rhodesian Selection Trust
V
1%
Richfield Oil Corp.No par"
" ~~ 74%
Riegel Paper Corp__— ;
—10
31 Va
Ritter Company
;
;
2.50 , ' '
38
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
'
"
' 33i
20
19
76% Jan
17
22
Co
18Va
21%
72%
37
38%
.
Friday
May 12
71%
75
71/2
*67
63%
26
Oct
:
/%38
;
13
27%
18%
17%"
* 17%
'
a
63%
24
Nov
1% Sep
Oct
149
Apr 14
84 % Mar
32 % Apr
18
47%
30 Va Dec
65
15
8
16
3
4
71% Jan
4
May
Apr 14
55 Vs Jan
21
Dec
49 Vt
8
Mar 10
53
July 24
163
3
64% May 13
17
42% Jan
48 Va May 15
Oct
4
6
14% Apr
29
28
31% Jan
10% Apr
25
20
17% Sep
30
5
54 Va July
67% Nov 16
70
Mar 14
May
7% Feb
28
76
57
25
4
56% Apr
5
46% Jan
47% Jun
Mfg
50% July
38% Jan
Mar
1
Reliance
12% Jan
~
; :
preference
prior
Elec & Eng Co
14% July
8
116
-
& Co—
div
Reliance
81% Sep
11
iRobt)
$1.25
-
73%
71
"
68%
18_4
39 a
37
12-/4
'7 " 27%
1
50
No par "
50c
1
Reliable Stores Corp—
4
27% Feb
18
Apr
4
17
68% Jan
19
54% May 9
19% Mar 14
11% July
7% Nov 25
12 % Nov
Dec
21
28% Jan
66 y8 Apr
42
48% Apr
36% July 23
60'% Mar
5
7
22
30% Jan
19 % Mar
c
2
16% Jan
17 y« Sep
65
Dec
73
12 % May
2
Chemicals
Reichhold
Reis
24
Inc
38
18%
"
;
60
50
*
Co
Bit
Bros
Sales for
Thursday
'
May 11
,
74%
71
37%
*67
1
5
.»
1st preferred
2nd preferred
non-cum
Reeves
May 10
73%
71
No par
5
No par
—
common
Roller
Reed
6
12
Co
noncum
4%
20
17
May 9
•
;
Inc
53% Jan
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
•
1st preferred—*
$3.50
-
5
74% Mar
Par
of America com,_No par
Radio Corp
18
78% Apr
29
Monday
#...
EXCHANGE
Highest
v
HIGH
_
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Year 1959
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
133/4
.31%
10,400
400
6,000
5.00G
70
2,100
104,800
510
13,500
20
19,000
Number 5951
Volume 191
.
.
The
.
'Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(2111)
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK' RECORD
for Previous
Range
12
42% May 13
75% Apr 27
12% May 11
10 Vs May
4
4% Mar
1
17
Standard
Coil
Standard
Gas
4% Jan
15
Standard
4
Standard
Oil
44% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
26
40% May 11
50 Vs Jan
4
Standard
23
47
Apr
Apr
25
56
Jan.
4
13
89
Mar
8
4
Standard
28
12
May
36% Jan
102
23% Jun
52% Sep
9
71
76% Nov
2
78
16
8
14
77
Jan
18% Jun
23
22
14% Apr
8
44 Vs Mar 24
23
25 Va Apr
Dec
18
23
6
15% Jan
33
17
Dec
29
Sep
21
65
5
convertible
preferred
.20
29
2D
*28%
28%
28%
28 Va
29%
28 Vs
x28
6%
x28
293/a
30Vb
293/8
30%
17y4
18y4
173/a
17%
163/4
i63/4
*16 Vs
17
5
58
58 Va
X56%
57%
!100
*81
82Vs
*81 %
83
*15 VB
convertible
preferred™
Stanley Warner Corp___
Stanray Corp
__5
Starrett Co
par
4
Jan
29
4
6
3%%
5
Sterchi
May
Stauffer
L S_:
(The)
Chemical
Co
common
25
29
84
4
895
Jan
23
23
26% Feb
9
42% Apr
11% Jan
31
44% Feb
Apr
When
$5
11
12
24 Va Jan
Sundstrand -Corp J.
Sun Chemical Corp
Sun
21
7
,
.
Oil
preferred
5%%
2nd
Sunshine
Jan
4
5
Sweets
13%
of
Symington
17
57% Apr
Feb
2
&
\Talcott Inc
29
41 % Jan
37
87
Jan
37
70% Jan
31
24
Jan
Pacific
108j
11
4
11
$1.25
4
Thatcher
3
61% Jan
7
18
29 Vs Apr
14
18% May
21
Dec
22
24
Jan
16
21
45% Jan
2
69% Dec
7
19% Mar 11
26 Va Aug
3
17 Vs Apr
17
15
Jan
Thompson
27
1
24% Jan
4
$1.20
;
16% May 10
68% Jan
6
22 Vb Jan
8
4
Tishman
Toledo
Tractor
Trane
9
68 % Apr
1
24% Mar
8
29% Jan
4
16
52% Feb
29
Transitron
Jan
11
Transue
8% Feb
19
Trans-United
Jan
4
Trans
39% Jan
4
Apr 29
30
4% Apr
3
20
12% Apr
18
26
19
14
33% May 12
50 Va Jan 11
July 31
25 Va Mar 14
54% Mar
3
31% May 11
9
75% Mar
3
52% Mar 31
43% Apr
30
7
10
May
17% Nov 18
16% Dec
8
14% Aug
28
51
120% Feb
9
Jan
2
150% July 27
19
10
4
12 Vs Feb
11
19% Jan
4
13
18% Jan
22
29
32% Jan 25
15
98% Mar
4
77
Dec
24
30% Jan
1
6
37% Jan
25% Feb
45
66
136
24% Feb
9
Preferred
74 Va Apr
26
Preferred
8
14
80% Nov 30
8
33 Va Mar
28
3
25% May 11
7% Jan
29 %
6
20 Va
4
United
5
20
41% Jan
15
98 Va Feb
26
81 Va Apr
23% Mar
32% Mar 26
24
22
Mar
27
38% Apr
88% Apr
10
17
62% Apr
29
Sep 23
38% Dec
11
31
22
May
65% Dec
30% Dec
3
34% Mar
32% Jan
5
53% Jan
May 10
11% Jan
8
2
7% Jan
4
19
20
50
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
18% Jan
6
11
1
4
27
Apr
165
Mar 30
footnotes,
83% Jan
26
4
4
May 10
5
86% Feb 12
149
Jan 27
see page
Apr
30 Va Mar
14
120
12
5
May
16 % Apr
28
21
Feb 23
9
19
16% Apr
8
22
85% Aug 18
35
Jan 26
Dec
38
46% Apr
9
22
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
51% Apr
6
6
5% May
2
Jan
31% Jan
7
45% Jan
Apr
76
28% May
9
20% July 20
7
18
25
27
25
6
7
59% Aug 27
19
27
4
May
7% Jan
17 Va May
1% Nov
"32% Apr
22 Vb Jan
31% May
23% July
16% Jan
9
9
10
9% May 19
37% Mar 16
16% Jan
4
Mar 21
9
45% Mar
11
28% Jan
Mar 11
12
42% Jan
92% Feb
8
90
7 Va Dec
31 % Sep 29
48 % Jan 13
26
18
84% Jan
Mar 24
29% Jan
For
44
441/4
21%
203/4
21Vb
23
23Vb
23
23
31
313/s
30%
31
31
303/4
303/4
1,900
85%
85%
85%
85
853/a
1,800
53A
3,500
*80
86
5%
5%
995
995
*271/4
57% Apr
28.
36% Mar 28
20
25
Jan 25
1 % Jan
64% Jan
4
33
Mar 29
40% Jan
4
Apr
18
88
30% Jan
74% Jan
108
May
4
4
4%
&
Co
44%
43%
433A
-43%
443/8
433A
453/8
16,500
12%
12 3/8
12%
12%
I2V2
12%
I2V2
12%
12%
6,900
55%
*55%
553/4
55%
55V2
55%
56%
56
57
41%
401/4
41
40%
40%
403A
34V4
34%
34
34 %
34
34%
34
23%
233/4
23 :v
23%
23
23%
23%
7
of
72%
.70%
71 %
70
703A
69%
703/a
32%
26%
32%
32%
32%
33Vb
33%
343/4
343/8
34%
5,300
275/8
265/8
26%
26V4
263A
25%
263/a
l63/4
17
163/4
17
16 3/4
17
16 3A
17
X251/2 ^25%
163/4
16%
23,900
214 Vs
224
213/4
22
15%
89
Z
/
■
-
:
■
No par
—.5
L—1
,71 "
,
!
:
4
.
-
2245/8
2203/4
2273A
38,400
2IV2
213/4
21
21%
21
213/a
21%
21%
13,300
*151/8
151/2
15%
151/4
15
153/a
15
15Va
2,200
89
783/4
*84
861/2
*84
85%'-
84
84
791/4
78
79
77%
78%
773/4
78%
7,400
19%
20%
19%
193/4
19% '-193/4
19%
22,800
241/2
24 V2
28
281/4
37%
39%
*93/4
10 Vs
78
20%
24%
27%
39%
10%
20
24%
27%
37%
-
83
2133/4
20
-
'
-
-
-
--
-
Xl9
613A
19
•
22%
223A
61%
58
17%
'
Fastener
173/a
1,400
603%
15,900
17%
8,900
7,300
17%
17%
17%
171/4
17%
17%
173/a
17%
203/4
21%
203/e
20 3/s
20%
203/a
203/4
203%
62%
62%
62%
623A
63 5/8
62%
635/a
635/a
65
27%
27%
26%
273/8
26%
273/a
27
27%
16,300
433/8
45%
28,400
28
31
.
5%
53/8
5%
51/4
5%
5%
2,700
13
13%
13%
13V2
13%
135/8
135/8
14%
9,900
34%
33%
333/4
333/8
33%
33%
18,100
52%
52%
*52%
31
"
'
33%
335/8
333/8
52%
523/4
*523/s
27
263/4
263/4
3,400
31%
32%
325/a
353/8
10,300
27
27%
27 Vb
31%
31%
y
27%
31%
313A
*523/8
54
34%
V
73/8
53
35
34%
7
„
35
/
7%
7,
:
35
8%
33
'
par
•
L
.
10
No par
(Del)—2.50
.
30 Vb
213A
31 Va
x35%
*90
*82.
263/4
x31%
*90 ••
26%
65
32 Vs
7%
31 Vs
18 21 ,
28%
49
18
—10
Improvement Co—13 Vs
7%
6
16%
*1
■
37
20
36%
36V2
101/2
10
IOV4
14%
133/4
143/4
133/4
14%
16%
163/4
16 5/8
16%
16%
163/4
165%
163/4
6,300
27 3/8
28%
27%
28
27%
273/4
275/8
27%
9,800
8 Vb
8%
8%
8%
3,500
8%
81/4
51%
32
35%
87%
263/8
62%
105
152 -
8%
.
8%
10%
103/a
3,000
14%
13%
13%
16,900
35
323/a
323A
33%
343A
35 Vb
128%
1293/4
127%
1293/4
128%
130 %
35%
353/4
35 3A
35%
355/8
353A
355/8
35%
903/4
353/4
903/4
903A y
90%
91
91
91
*75
80
*75
80
*72
73
*72
73
*81
82
*81
82
::
*75
80
*71
.
803/4
813/4
33
80
903/4
'■
,*75
72%
72%
813A
82
40
26
)■-,
•
39%
39%
263/s
253/4
26
2 5 5/8
7%
73/4
7%
303/4
295/s
30%
295/8
213/4
21%
*21%
311/4
32
X30%
35%
'
.
.
32%
80
803/4
72
39%
21%
8%
10
13%
128%
323/a
40 Vb
-
10
'
128%
34;
71
7%
...
37%
*36
300
37
,
26
..
1,700
IOV4
91 %
*80%
39
par
26,900
7%
*36%
129 3/s
*75
71
38%
7%
*36
■
103A
*903A
par
37%
73A
54
37%
128
35%
/
par
54
37%
*7%
:
7%
16%
28 %
1
54
35%
*53%
53
.
600
53
28%
16%
.
,
100
'
27
32%
54
*28%
53
27
34
*7%
*36%
10%
143/4
:
463%
30
51/2
5%
13%
x31%
•'•/.,-!-*52%
-
44%
30
441/8
30%
53
27
-
44%
30%
43%
*29%
53/8
5%
13Vs
33 3a
^
433A
1,700
8,700
*28%
453A
*52%
-
17%
'
27%
44 %
No par
•—10
preferred
^—25
S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4 Vs %
preferred
100
S & Foreign Securities
-1
S Freight Co.—
No par
S Gypsum Co common
'—4
7% preferred
^<.—100
17
17,800
225/a
.,
203%
*28 Vs
Co—!—5
Greenfield Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co—1—1
United Shoe Mach common—25
593/4
-62%
America__No par
No par
L
22%
593/4
35,100
19%
20 %
v
Corp__<_6%
common.—5
pfd___100
pfd
100
.—1
223/4
10%
83
19
19
2,600
43,400
625%
*81 %
19%
17
«•'.
'
613/4
62%
83
*22%
591/4
16%
*10
59%
223A
58%
10%
1,300
•
17
1
!
1
No par
No
No
No
No
381/2
1
19Va
573/4
17%
28%
371/8
*81%
V
83
22 3/8
16%
28%
38%
63%
58%
17%
24%
283/a
*10
10%
22%
22%
57%
17
241/4
'
*81 %
19%
*24Va
/
20%
241/2
37%
83
-
50
84
363/4
243/s
28 %
363/8
*10
*82
281/4
24%
28%
u
64
*81%
20%
*81 Vs
—
62%
623A
61%
United
U
218%
2193/a
9,700
15%
*93/4
>
-
—.
United Gas Corp—
'U
J
2161/4
2203/4
77 Vs
-
/:
Corp (Del)—
1
Electric Coal Cos
5
Engineering & Foundry—5
United Fruit Co——
No par
U
3,900
36,200
72%
United
U
13,900
23,500
23%
32 Vb
United
%
41
"34%
71%
7'":.
United
6
1,500
40 3A
conv
United Carbon Co
United Gas
200
44
23%
Board & Carton Corp
United-Carr
330
44Vb
35
/.
common
Corp
preferred
28
403/4
California
Biscuit
1025
*27
23%
- -
2
Rubber
(ser of 1955)
$4.50
5%
1012
27%
40
34%
r
(ser of 1956) conv
United Artists Corp
United
55/8
1024
27%
.
4%
United
55/8
1002
,28
Co___5
No par
Corp.
Aircraft
.
900
3,200
25
series
$3.70 series
$3.50 series
of
85%
1010
1000
28
*30%
5%
55/8
5%
1005
*27 %
;
28
"
86
7,100
54,700
"
41,500
Pacific RR Co
Union
May 10
75
44%
21
23
7%
non-cum
Union
25 % Apr
88
22
13
6
32% Apr
3
109% Mar 26
Oct
Nov
4%
8% Jan 29
32% Jan
Mar 26
Nov
42% May 6
86% Sep 22
1453/4 Sep 22
Union
July 15
Apr
64
28
44
21%
141/s
25
common___10
preferred
10
Tank Car Co__
No par
Twist Drill Co
—5
Air Lines Inc__
——10
Oil
Union
5
United
25
29% Sep 23
80% Sep 16
4
Jan
4
95
2
43% Jan
31
13
30% Jan
17
45
21%
23
7%
__10
Preferred. $4 series
82% Mar 28
37% Jan
21
23 % Nov
44
23%
13 Va
5
.100
$4.50
Preferred
24% Jan
Oct
2
1
Apr 21
86
Jan
4
Apr 12
22% Jun 12
16
45
22'/a
23'A
55%
.-7.50
(The)__
Electric
Union
Apr
77 Vs Jan
Oct
44 %
21%
45
7%
—
Union Bag-Camp Paper
78
7
Oct
*
22 %
23%
311/4
■'
14Vb
L50c
Corp
Union Carbide
84
43%
Corp
1
Steel—No par
Industries
:—1
V
Airlines Inc
—5- -
Asbestos
Union
.
Mar 25
'5
Mar
Underwood
*82
7%
Corp
Electronic
Udylite Corp
93
Feb
36
84
135/8
conv
6
68 Vs Jan
101
*82
71/4
-
Century Fox. Film_
Jan
76
26
:
84
—2
World
35% May 13
25
9 % Feb
19% Oct
*82
& :Williams
4
16
87
3,100
84
*82
14Vb
Co
87% Jan
19
27
6
Sep
38% Feb
29 % Nov
148 Vs Jan
32
53% July 10
18
3
77% Feb
29 % Nov
7% Nov
4
5
19
80
1,700
13
—
1
43 Va Jan
May
126 % May
4
40% Dec 23
17
12% Mar
8 V8
35% Mar 16
86% Oct
24
20 %
12 7/8
'
-
Electric Co commons—1
pfd series of 1957.J—50
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
,—50
Twin Coach Co
1
t£l Oil Corp
1
5%
20th
8
Feb
32% May 10
4
Apr
30% Jun
Aug
20
13
5%
Tung-Sol
8
8
58
9
24% Feb
30% Mar 13
12
Jan
Dec
203/8
13
995
''■/rv
671
195/8
13
Corp common^—1
preferred —50
Traux-Traer Coal Co_
.'—1
4
Jan
38% Apr
38
15% Jan
23
■
74
203A
13
$2.70
Apr 13
2
9% Mar
20
25% Apr
1
10% Jan
27%
23
36% Feb
Mar 13
17% Apr
6
203/4
13
7Vb
Transamerica
54% Mar 10
13% May 12
5
13% Mar
Mar
21
40 Va Jan
7
54% Jan
9% Jun
203/4
12 3/4
Tri-Continental
39
34% Jan
41
5,200
20% -
12%
Realty & Construction—1
Co
'
—5
56 % Mar
42% Aug
19 % Nov
17,300
511/4
12 5/8
Supply Co class A
Jan~26
24% Jun
2
333A
51
71/4
Co—A
Bearing..
8 /
8
"
33%
51
13%
common
22% Mar 29
42% July 15
17% Jan 27
48
33%
50%
Edison
17% Apr 27
17
40% Feb
18
323A
50 3A
125/a
'
Oil
Roller
20 Va Apr
Sep 24
10% Sep 22
32%
5OV2
7%
preferred
Timken
2,770
31%
143/4
;
Tidewater
23% Mar 29
142,300
7-.
.
Mfg
(J R)
84,000
9%
290
14 Vb
preferred
preferred
4%
82% Mar 31
4
52% Mar
Common
.
3
Jan
15 Va Feb
May 10
113/a
8%
279
1
Thiokol Chemical Co.
i
10 5/a
9VB
285
.10
Textron Inc common
4
May
8%
280
51%
213/4
*22%
31 Va
-100
Glass
10%
100
2,200
2,500
'
v
31
—
No par
conv
10%
296
286
-
.
:
93/8
91/4
93/4
300
Thompson Ramo Woodridge Inc—
21
500
1,600
.
503/4
*27%
Pacific Ry Co
&
4
20% Sep
Nov
4,600
221%
303/4
85
Texas Utilities Co——*
32 Vs Jan
10
-
ex-distribution__l--
ctfs
26% Jan
24
8% Nov 16
31%
*22
Trust—
24% Jan
Feb
29
31
221%
No par
4
32% May
14
56% Jan
,313/a
•
Oil
&
16
27% May
79
21
26V2
4,600
-
Inc
23% Feb
6
Jan 23
50% Dec 24
21,300
30%
45
1
1
1.25
:
19% May 11
6
34% Sep
553/a
51
51 Vs
20%
203/4
12%
13 Va
*82 »•84
30%
'
r
103A
10%
11
-
9%
294
305
400
:
15%
54'/a
261%
/
Sulphur
share
Texas
79 Va May 10
12
Gulf
Sub
Jan
Jan
v
,
9
Land
19%
6
-
10 Vs
934
9%
290
r
Coal
88
36
17%
Transmission
Instruments
24
29
17%
1.25v
Corp__
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33% :
Texas' Gas
Pacific
13
12
17%
15%
X
5
Texas
64
Jan
*17%
..A
Texas
5
Sep
17%
10c -"V
i_25
Corp
7
16
16% Jan
*171/4
1
-
Inc-
Texaco
14
29% Jan
46% Feb
37
17%
Corp
Texas
70% May
7% Dec 30
*17%
25
Corp
Corp
When issued
4
19 Vs Jan
May
4
7
141%
l
227% May 13
7
Jan
May 11
May 12
30
7
14%
4.16%
Tennessee Gas Transmission
34% May 12
2
15
29% July 30
Jan
143/a
(James)
Aircraft
Tennessee
Mar 23
24% Apr 25
May 11
84
36% Mar
29
14%
2.30
America
Wayne
4
1
7
16% Mar 31
31% July
10
141/4
12.50
Co_™
Temco
26% May 18
70
141/4
__25-
A
Oil
Co
14
1
series
pfd series of '55
Mining Co
of California
Superior
Feb
Swift
124% Mar 18
Sep~21
14%
No par
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Texas
8
143/8
*17%
143%
17 Vs
No par
TelAutograph
21
2
Nov
14%
:__5
1
4
1
common
Co
4%%
15
154
8
Sep
1
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
27
20
'19% Jan
79
22%
.100
$4.50 series A preferred
7% Mar 11
Feb
25% Mar 16
14% Oct
30%
223A
_._l
10% Jan
39% Jan 23
28
30'A
221/4
___l
51% Feb 25
25 Va May
18
52
30
22%
Corp
31
69% May 13
29% Mar 15
Feb
11
30 Va
22%
Gas
16% Apr
23
May
30
223/8
30
22%
___i
preferred™,.
4
34
3
35 % Apr 14
39 % July 15
72
29%
Sunbeam
1348
2tf
33% Jan
87% Aug
21
263/a
___l
issued
conv
9% Mar 21
44% Nov
36% Sep
54%
26
Suburban
18
55Vs Jan
Apr 21
6% May
2
Dec
54%
263/a
common
Studebaker-Packard Corp
4
23 % May 10
5% May 13
8% Mar 20
76
15%
545/8
26%
2.50
prior preference
4
Jan
33% May 12
64 Vs Jan
4
20
13% Mar 16
■
151/4
54
26%
15
17% Jan
529
May 13
May 11
19% Jan
14% Mar 10
15V4
54%
26 %
Co
T
102% Dec 30
15V4
53%
26 %
24 Vs Jan
May 10
20% May 13
193% Nov
15%
54
26 Vb
30%
47% Aug 21
16
15%
53 Vb
52%
29% Jan
27
15 Vb
5
50%
20
Nov
__l
29%
15
17
83
301/4
25
61% Jan
1,500
5,500
*811%
83
53
93% Jan
23% Nov 25
*81%
30
33% Feb
11
1
83
53
4
Apr
*81%
16,500
563A
56
531/4
85 Va Mar 11
27
56%
3OV2
30% Jan
6~ci~n
56
531/4
44
38% Jan
56V2
12,600
191/8
16 %
30%
15
21
22
25
56
311/s
183A
*16V4
53%
29
8% Nov 25
16
30%
9
Dec
193/8
16
30 5/a
303/a
18%
16%
3,800
53 Va
27
48
29
18
16
16,200
30%
38% Jan
6
293/8
175/8
30%
30%
30%
11%
Jan
14% Mar
283/4
100
31
31
54y2
24% Apr
10% Nov 20
Fuller
&
30
,.15
P)
Baer
303/B
30
'.86
2.9 %
10%
16
25% Jun
-
30
*79%
531/2
21
5
300
'•
30
811/2
,__i
30% Dec
'
4,900
44,300
30%
81%
___1
20% Sep
3
50,600
'
Webster___!
21% Jan
Apr
275/8
&
65% Feb
25
2 6 3/4
Broadcasting Co.
Feb
Feb
28 3%
Storer
80
.
871/2
Stone
Mar 13
106 Vs
185,700
47'%
87%
5
7
2165
413/b
47
88
30% Jan
4
4
41
473/a
58% Mar 28
16 Va Jan
7
41%
47Vb
.20
18 Va Feb
26% Jan
25
41%
5
11
12% May 10
29
Nov
Inc
Inc.........
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
19% May 12
52% Dec
22% Nov
5% Dec
Stores
Drug
(J
4
50 Vs May 11
94
1275
Bros
Stevens
14
21
53%
__i
preferred
Sterling
Dec
79% Dec
15% Dec
20
No
16%
Jan
44,800
27
$1.20
26
8% May 12
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
Dec
28
41%
36%
*4S/a
5%
10 Vs
28
Apr
24%
24
253/8
1,300
355/8
19
279
23
30
24%
24Vs
^_1*
com
43/4-
41
37
*87%
4
28
11% Sep
Jan
88
4%
415/a
26% Mar 24
-24% Dec
23
47%
88
6
16 Vs Jan
25 % Mar 28
63
41%
47
88%
45/8
403A
36V4
,
80
28
67
27% Jun
40%
47%
*73%
28
8
71%
41%
47 Va
*87 Vs
89
80
Oct
Apr
10Va Sep
X41%
47%
*75
Oct
50
30% Jun
42 %
47%
*87%
'
79
20
22
35% Sep
42
100!:
*75
29% Oct
Sep
Feb
371/4
'
20
618
9
325
29
41V2
363/8
4%
50 Vs May 13
Apr
33% Mar 25
9% Aug 26
Jan
43/4
40%
373/4
'
:
9,900
'
Stix
16% Jan
52
35
Packaging Corp
7
6
2
Dec
♦43/8
42%
X363/4
.10
4
May
19
88
4%
41%
38%
"__7 ""
common
A
4%
42 %.'
37Va
Jersey
series
25% Jan
Aug 25
6,500
■
41%
New
32 Va Jan
22
10%
io3/8
Ohio
1
2
101/8
10Va
of
Apr 12
14 Va Apr
IOV4
10%
preferred
55% May 13
33 Vs Jan
4
29
Apr
20%
iOVs
10%
of
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp :
27% Mar 13
29,700
convertible
81
27
59% Jun
34% Dec
6
141/8
$1.60
65% Jan
8
5
29
14Vs
13
42% Jan
9
20% Jan
143/a
10%
20
Feb
26% Feb
40
13%
lOVs
21% Mar 25
3
13 Va Jan
31% Dec
751/4
13Vb
'
Dec
*741/4
125/a
4%
Shares
423/a
75%
13
'.25"
May 13
415/a
*74%
123/4
6.25
the Week
75%
.
40% Jan
May 11
54>/4 Mar
21
Jan
75%
33% Apr
6
14% Mar
17% July 27
31
Apr
May 2
May 11
28% May 11
22
43% Dec
May 10
76 Vs
28
2
24
413/4
x413/8
75 Vs
l3Va
Co____10c
Indiana
preferred
41%
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
May 12
41%
42
12%
Oil
33/4%
41 Vb
PRICES
»
1
California
of
SALE
May 11
*74%
75
HIGH
Wednesday
1
Corp
Electric
&
of
Inc
May 10
*74%
Oil
Standard
86 Vs Jan
7
39% July 27
117
July 6
41% July 27
92
Co
Tuesday
May 9
40%
41%
No par
Financial
51% Jan
Monday
No par
com
Products
25
'
,,
Par
__
11% Apr
40% May 12
35% May 13
Jan
9% Jun
4
17
19% Dec
24'/a Jan
$3.50 preferred
647/a Jan
Oct 23
16
Jun 30
27% Jan
7
84
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
Nov
43
Jan
Standard Brands Inc
59 Va Jan
85
Jan
25
LOW AND
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
52% Apr
45%
12%
35 Va Feb
5
July 29
62% Jan 23
3% May 29
18
NEW YORK
Highest
70 % Jan
Dec 18
82*4 Feb 24
23% May 11
45% Nov 25
391/4 Nov 20
50
10
37
17
23
Sep 21
711/4 Dec
13%
Lowest
0]?ig^e8t
34% Nov
STOCKS
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
I.owest
73/4
35%
v
11,100
19,500
7,700
v
•
160
40 5/8
30
'
120
253/4
26
40
40%
26,400
253A
39%
26 Vb
40,900
7%
7,100
73A
7%
73/4
29%
29%
29%
30
215/g
215/8
21%
21%
30 3A
303/b
311%
31
313A
14,000
35%
35%
36
35%
36%
26,600
7%
30
22V4
6,800
900
.
36 %
351/2
92
88
90%
*88
90
82
*81%
82%
81%
82%
823A
600
82
82%
84
26 3A
27%
26%
271/4
263/4
27 Vb
4,100
315/B
32
313/4
31%
31%
315/a
6,400
26%
26%
26%
32 Va
315/a
32%
90
*88
:
.
'
,
*88
90
91%
*90
91%
*90
*90
*90
91%
91%
26Vs
26Va
26
26%
26
26
*26
26
26%
65
65
645/8
645/a
65%
64%
653/4
65%
65%
32%
323/4
31%
313A
32
32
313/4
313/4
32%
73/a
73/8
7%
7%
31%
32%
32%
200
,
183A
17%
21%
213/a
32
28%
28 3/8
50
173/a
7%
7
6 3/8
X6
16%
1
1%
51%
52
*32
32
353/4
-
35%
63%
103
*152
17%
183/a
18
183/a
211/4
215/a
21%
22
60,500
29
28%
28%
28%
29%
29,800
50
50%
50 3/8
51
51%
18
18
18 Va
1,500
8%
26,400
7%
173/4
XI7 5/a
7%
7%
8%
51%
513/4
*32
32%
353/4
35%
♦87%
26
62%
633/4
105
t
101'
*152%
5,600
6 Va
63/a
17%
1 %
1 %
51%
515/a
52%
32
32
31%
31%
1,050
36%
36%
353/4
36%
5,100
*87Va
88 Va
*87%
88%
26
26%
26 3/8
26%
63%
64
63
63 Vb
7,200
6,300
1
1%
515/a
513A
321/4
-36%
88 Va
26 '
631/4
--
*153
17
-
12,100
~
103%
101
103
153 Va
900
(
161/8
63/s
6 Vb
16 5/8
1
1%
8 3/8
1%
6Va
16%
1531%
4,200
173/4
6%
87%
•
1,000
21%
17 5/8
263/4
-
11,000
16 5/8
87%
63%
7%
323A
6%
26
106
325/a
73/a
323/4
50
7%
87%
900
73/a
32%
163/4
26%
152
■
7%
32%
73/a ;
28%
18
17 Va
1,100
2,500
.
175/s
50
18
.
21%
18
21%
29%
49%
91%
1033/4
105%
154
154
154
)
5,400
5,900
100
*
2,700
40
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicled,
(2112)
,
%
V
if-**»-»
*•
STOCKS
Kance for Previous
Banco Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
40 Vi Oct
9
26% Dec 23
Jan
8y« Jan
2
18
29
38
29% Oct 30
40
Dec
39% Oct 23
99
45% Feb
9
10
142% Sep 24
33% Jan 19
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
88% May 7
138% Sep 21
69% July
144
46
Mar 30
146
Dec
9
45
Aug
7
18%
Sep~21
U
19
Jan
5
2
47% Jan
139% Jan
17% Jan
15% Mar 16
100
r
U
11
U
Steel
U
S
Tobacco
7%
7% Feb
Apr 12
93% May 13
12
11%
&
148
Jan
6
159
Feb
12
143
8%
May 13
Whelan
57% May 13
23%
35
25%
19
19
*19
19%
_1
2nd pfd_5
28% Jan
5
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
77% Apr 20
50% May 13
Upjohn
32% Feb
2
36%
Utah Power &
9
44
17
9
9
36% Feb
40
18
Mar
34
Universal Oil
Jan
5
27
47% Aug 27
16
42
9% Jan
2
13% July 28
11
Jan
20
22% Jan
2
30% Nov
26% Feb
12
33% Apr
7
31% Jan
5
36% Apr 17
36
5
26% Sep
21
53
Nov
5
31% Feb 26
39% Jan 12
23
~4% Dec~29
11% Jan
5
22
96% Dec
4
21%
35% May 2$
82 V* Nov 25
33% Jun -9
107
98% Dec
108
Mar 20
Feb
Mar
4
Jan
89
79
Apr 22
34% Jan 26
5
39% Mar
99% Jan
Jan
56 %
52'/a
24y8
24%
35%
35 %
35 y4
100
Light Co
12.80
Co
*76 %
78
'
49y8 "49%
*
5
98% Jan
11
4
*•
•
78
76% Mar 11
62
May 13
32% Apr 20
21
16
Apr 21
43% Sep 21
33% Mar 30
55% May 11
39
Jan
45
Jan
73% Mar
44% Jan
4
14
55
35% Mar
9
40
Jan
52% July 20
41
1
49
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
21%
21 %
213/4
21%
23
22%
36 %
22%
12
6,800
11%
113/4
12
11 Va
31%
^31%
liy8
31%
31%
31%
2,200
32
*11%
313/4
32%
32i/a
32%
x34%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
1,100
34%
35
35%
343/4
48%
50%
49%
50%
49%
503/8
493/4
50%
51
34y4
52%
63
66%
1,900
57,600
66 Va
68 "
preferred
65%
v
Co
67%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
91%
91%
94%
x93%
22 %
22%
22%
;
,
*80
82%
*80
42%
42%
100
Materials
•
90%
1.25
convertible
102
*84%
*81
*86 i
86
*81
4
18% May 19
12% May 19
94
16
12% July 22
24% Jan
8
48
Jun
12
Feb
9% Apr 25
18% Aug 24
29
8% Dec
26
15% Jan
12
15% Jan
Apr 29
86% Mar 22
20
46
Sep
41% Jun
11
9
50
Aug 21
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
45% Apr
21% Mar
17
Feb
10
51
Feb
8
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
26% Apr 27
32
2
45
Apr
Jan
85
11%
153/4
99
99
99
5% May
47
12% Mar 22
33% Jan 27
17
13
87
Jan
90
May
91
Apr
6
17
82% Feb
78% Jan
May
8
61
Dec
14
39
93
Dec
31
101
Mar 31
92% Feb
Jan
7
38
Apr 14
21
8
38
July 22
95
Dec
29
31
NOV
24
32% Nov 17
35
Dec
29% Jan
53%
52% May
92% Jan
7
2
28
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
40% Mar 30
97
'
-Jun
7
Jan
15
31
Jan
17
39% July
47
8
4.20%
Western
6
6
24
May 26
53% Mar 20.
64
66%„Dec 22
14
28% July 21
51% July 23
30% NOV
9
19% Oct
6% Jan
6
July 23
26
22% May
88
Sep 16
2
14% Dec 14
39% Jun 17
35% Sep 22
46% Sep
1
40% Jan 23
118
Sep 30
23%.Tiiij 22
28% Dec 31
129
59% NOV 19
Dec
7
94% Feb
79
Nov
18
9% NOV 23
»% Feb 10
31% Feb
9
114% Jan
7
19% Nov 10
67% Jan
6
100% Feb
25
14% Jan
8
27% Apr
52% Jan
8
■White Motor Co
7
Wilson & Co Inc
Jan
25
9
27% Feb 26
50% Mar
14% Mar 30
54
Apr 26
39% Jan
5
67% Jan
66
88
1
8% Feb 24
30% Apr
5
22% May 2
99% May 11
19% May 3
Sep
1
253% Jun 24
Jan
4
4
May 9
85% Jan 13
10% Jan 14
38
Jan
37% Jan
138% Jan
23% Jan
Woolworth (F W) Co_
87y. B«p 21
136% Jun
and asked prices:
s
no
sa
4
e
Ex-distribution.
8854 Feb 17
on
this
oa,.
116
Jan
19%
19%
X63%
32
45%
45%
*45%
46
46
46%
46
39%
40%
v
393/4
403,4
39%
40%
*39%
39%
393%
1
;
39%
39%
40
40
40
5%
5%
41%
41%
42
28
X43%
37%
37%
37
86%
*94%
84%
«•■..
84%
27%
27%
27%
600
53/4
53/8
5%
40%
6%
10,800
403/4
41%
41%
42%
433/8
*433/4
44%
43%
14%
43%
14%
15
14 %
15
37%
x36%
37%
37 »/a
38
13,300
96
200
96
96
*95
96%
95
*85
86%
*86
84%
*83
86%
85
*83
85
42
41%
94
93
93
*92%
21%
22%
21%
21%
5
36
213/8
36%
36
36%
35%
36
35
*96
98
*96
26
28
*28
30
98
30
*28
29
27%
29
17%
17%
17%
43%
43%
42%
44
26
26%
53%
54%
25%
26%
53%
55%
84
84
*103
.
105
1
—
46,000
29i%
30%
30,600
533%
543%
41,200
173/a
17%
42%
42%
263/s
263/a
44%
293/4
533/4
53%
54»/s
85
85
85
'103
105
*103
105
*84%
*103
7,000
400
18,000
85
400
105
483/»
473%
48%
933%
94
933/4
94
24%
24 %
24
93%
243/8
93 %
250
243%
243/4
65%
*64
65%
24%
65%
24%
7,500
65%
65
65
24%
25
•64
65%
39
,
*.
*63
39 %r*
39
48%
100
9%»
-
45
<39%
*42
9%
27
44
24%
_
10
•25%
*42
24%
80
10
25
34%
*33%
32%
*80
25%
433/4
23
23%
93/8
*26
-
•
*42
25%
80
500
253/4
11%
253%
26
4,000
ny8
12
52%,
37%
52%
37 %
523%
25%
25%
11%
11
513/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
%
hi
%
II
*119
27%
%
120
120
27%
25%
25%
65%
hi
120
*273%
253/4
65%
273%
A
120
'
273/4
hi
119%
*27%
25%
hi
120
6,200
5,100
242,300
70
4
27%
25%
65%
513%
65%
521/4
523%
85%
81%
85%
81%
83/4
83/4
*85%
81%
8%
53%
86%
81%
83%
«
66%
521/4
86%
82%
823/4
81%
x8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
82
8%
31%
243%
31%
303%
243%
243%
23 Va
103*%
X100%
101%
99%
101%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
>4
600
11,400
66%
86%
<
1,100
19,000
38
51%
52
delivery.
23%
333%
343%
*85 %
51%
102
27%
253/a
34
•33
-
25%
663/a
85%
1W
100
■
*43%
23
253/a
82 %
v
%
*119
*42
243%
65%
87
.Deterred
100
80
523/8
103%
120
5,100
81%
25%
100%
*
34
10%
>ia receivership or petition ha. been tiled lor the
company's reorganisation.
:
f
33%
x52%
20%
10 ■«
323/4
ll'/a
32
»
993%.
27
*793/4
52%
24%
9%
•26
10,000
343/4
11%
31'%
"*1,500
80%
52%
102
200
40-.:?
483%
99%-
9%>
27
*
33%
11%
25%
47
80%
25%
52%
27%
100
39%
32%
52%
120%
*
-
*333%
.
11%
27%
47%
•'
7,600
33%
343/4
223/4
l
*119
'
40 -
:
49y8
433/4
223/4
333/4
243/,
10c
-
48%
82
23%
34%
80
*42
*993/4
10
27
v -
46%
-
993/4
9.3%
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44
49%
393/4
46%
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;■...
48
40
ft?
45%
100
10
26
26
40
46%
100
32%
*
443%
283%
29%
-17%
45%
29
17%
53
corp
273%
30
17%
82%
Kaaxo
*28
17%
94
*33%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp—
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
98
48
5
10
3,600
*943%
28%
94
No par
—
35%
98
27%
85
105
20
7,200
x34%
52%
.
11,800
22%
48%
No par
-
42
94
21%
94
47
50
41%
*923%
22%
35%
94
100
1
;
86
*103
42
94
*923/4
48
1
20
*84%
41
94
26
17%
2.50
.V*
413/4
413%
No par
50
2,700
86%
23%
27%
5,900
/
'
*83
41%
*96
-■
*85
/
22%
98
600
*27%
*92%
27%
8,000
»
40
5%
5
27%
800
40
27 %
100
*96
46%
_
36%
86%
*83
41%
2,100
14%
I
96
*85
42
28,900
43%
37%
94%
1,800
65%
40 3/a
14%
*83
19%
32%
53/8
43%
14%
*85
60
27%
86%
Zenith
.19%
63%
52%
-
4,700
31%
Worthington Corp common—
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)—
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
u
41%
31%
65%
*.
40%
613/a
65%
t
40%
62
10
--■i
2,500
40%
19%
40
31%
14%
Wisconsin
Woodward Iron Co
63%
19%
45%
6% preferred
100
Public Service Corp—.10
4
8
Apr
8
8
80% Mar 10
78
39% July 8
49% Jun 24
Jan
6%
313^,
13%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—10
30% Jan
6%
61%
*27%
2,800
*63/4
7
19%
5%
;
40%
63/4
31%
27%
10,300
12
87%
39%
94%
ioy8
12
*863%
40%
*44
100
Windsor Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
27% May
V
103%
12%
1,100
.
49
87%
62%
100
com
common
^
j
1
11%
12
54'
*863/4
1
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Rights
61
103/4
12 3/8
873/4
*31%
100
$4.25
15 May 13
122
;
r*;
40%
*19
11
12%
*863/4
;
6ye
5%
41%
.
100
preferred
10
4
6%
40
27%
100
19
25% Feb
2
pfd
common
convertible
10%
87 /
5
White Sewing Machine common
Pfior preference
.•
$3
7
4
5%% preferred
Feb
4
6%
40%
~
82% Feb
24% May 11
59
Mar 8
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
148
20
43
119
84% July 15
83
6
Jan
6%
*40 Vb
5
White Stores Inc—
Wilcox Oil Co—
11
12%
Westinghouse Air Brake—
10
Westinghouse Electric com
6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
_80
White. Dental ,Mfg (The S S)
20
1
10% May 11
9
2
7
Mar 30
42% Jan
36% Mar 6
67% Dec 31
53% Jan
6
40
36% Apr 29
% Apr 28
Mar" 25
27% Jan
5
28% Jan
23% Jan
12%
87
2.50
com
Telegraph
32% May 9
79 % Mar 15
Mar 31
29
11
12%
87%
Co
2
31% Mar 10
51% Mar 11
45% Sep
1
10%
12%
87%
5
Western Pacific RR
34% Jan 22
.
3,700
com—No par
preferred
40
Western Union
68
Apr 22'
42% Apr 28
4,500
47%
Ry
6
,44% Jan 22,
45
36% i 37
11
1
Auto
Western Maryland
4% noncum 2nd
96% Jan 27
2
53%
36%
47%
10%
Air Lines Inc
13
62% Jan
May 11
54
preferred series B
19
Apr
200
47
5
4%%
57% Jan
Apr 25
May 10
99% Jan 27
9% Apr 28
Power
Jan
103
100
3,100
;
17%
363/8
Co
85
1
Mar
Electric
32% Jan
37% Mar 14
102% Mar 11
7
Apr
34
*53%
50
Jan
Apr
33
*17
47
1
57
4
62
*
17%
363/4
1
Snowdrift
21% Feb
Feb 17
62
33
17%
100
Supply Co
4.80% preferred
6
65%
323/4
16%
53%
4.10% preferred series C
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred
Western
*64
32%
16%
463/4
Corp
Kentucky Coal
Jan
65
32%
36%
Knitting Mills
Penn
*62
53%
39%
West
50
*
37
40
West
1' J
54%
lNo par
&
50
99%
17%
53%
>
46
May 11
37
93% Apr 28
78
7
17% Jan 23
35
Sep 22
32% Jan
6
78
July 2
93
H
47%
46
West Penn
37% Jan
4
77% Jan
103
68% July 7
98% Mar 13
6
Jan
93
*98
46%
No par
May 13
3S% May
May 11
45%
11
36
-
99%
36%
4.80% preferred-.
4
95% Apr 21
35% Jan
4
16% Apr
4
41% May. 11
25% May 2
88% Jan 29
24%rJan
•;
17
28% May
38% Mar 18
Feb
94
*98
53%
Waukesha Motor Co
83% Apr 29
56% Jan
4
8
Apr 27
26
Dec" 17
112
*93
99%
400
47%
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
86
1
Mar
29% Feb
35% Dec 31
Nov 24
94
*98%
5,300
>.
36%
19%
100% Aug 12
Dec~29
*93
60
11%
15%
53%
31%
96
19
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
26
/
38
4
42
77%
153%
33%
*16%
61%
Wesson Oil
86
11
16
36
Welbilt Corp
43% May 10
103
11%
20
46%
.
19%
19
Apr 29
23% July 8
27% Sep 22
11
*153/4
80
100
88%
-
No par
1
Inc
31%
14
66
33
17%
58%
7% Jan
38% Apr 24
*63
33
10
Wayne
50
66
32%
*16%
No par
15
5
Feb
*63
Pharmaceutical—l
30% Jan
16% Dec 30
8
*84%
11%
(S D) Co
4
4
33
23% Jan
*84%
85
24,700
f
-2.50
Industries
Warren
Apr 21
45% Jan
4
8% Jun 30
79
86
86
15%
15
Co
Warner-Lambert
43
40% Nov 30
Apr
*87
11%
100
Warner Co
21
102
87
87
15%
No par
10
2
3% Jan
85% Dec 28
83%
15%
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
9
39% Mar
preferred
Corp
4
31% May 25
44% Nov 11
;
Ward
65% May 13
36% Apr 18
48% Jan
5
45% May 4
39% Jan 20
4%%
Ward Baking Co common
6% preferred
18
9
Electric
Walworth
7
10% Jan
12
19
•81%
*81
■if*
Walker (Hiram) G & W
15
89% Jan
36% Feb
Jun
83%
83%
,
11
*98%
Wallace & Tiernan
4
25% Jan
:
102%
11%
100
preferred
Walgreen Co
4
4
6% May
37% Mar
30% Apr 27
!
813/4
44%
*102%
15%
•
223/4
102%
11%
94
/
102%
87
*93
*81
102%
87
94
22
813/4
43%
15%
'
22%
23,300
1,900
43%
1
*93
-2,100
42%
*.87
*84%
22,800
3%
105%
*80
16
common
preferred
66i/4
3%
103%
22%
82
*102
83%
64
33/4
102%
43%
42%
102
65%
3 »/8
22%
*80
42%'
63%
700
95%
33/4
96
22
81
42%
102%
100
RR
900
'*
78
36%
2.50
Wagner
May 13
Oct
*75%
1
Waldorf System
Apr 20
41% July 29
20
78
10
Inc
Wabash
7
22
Feb
*75%
11%
6%%
25
Sep
83% Dec
4
78
21%
5%% preferred
17% Apr 20
11% Nov
i..
70,800
24 %
36
31,600
35%
ft
46% Nov 30
2
57%
23%
35%
36%
>v,;
66% Sep 25
17
56
24%
35%
8,400
-
40
Dec
55%
23%
36%
*75%
^
W
14% Jan
53 Va
24%
35%
87
?>
54%
24
35%
82
103% Feb
51%
*35%
47,500
82
94% Apr
8
102% Apr 14
34,900
50%
*86
$4.12
143
12 %
102
-5%
2,400
159
140%
36%
6% dividend partic preferred—100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com——8
$5 preferred
100
Vulcan
56%
*157
139
22%
22
4
56
159
131%
11%
No par
4
56%
*157
7,000
50
100
2
10,100
49%
100
96% Jan
35
35%
preferred
9
35
55%
,
35%
preferred
90% Feb
110
33%
10%
37%
;
49%
$4.20
96% Feb 20
93%
10%
49%
$4.04
2
10%
92
10%
35%
9
87% Jan
10%
91%
10
35%
May 11
Apr 26
Jan
3,800
10%
90%
'
5
Va-Carolina Chemical com
19
100
22
*36%
1
Co
15% Jan
60
8,600
19%
49
May
85
'
35V2
82
Apr 26
*19
28
49%
87
May 4
15% Mar 10
3,700
351%
25%
35Va
18
11
23%
23%
*35
2,700
48y4
29
84
63,400
35Va
35Va
Jan
9
700
79%
141%
.
*76 %
*;'
80
9
630
10%
:
134%
128%
55 Va
25%
35%
82% Jan
87% Mar 16
159
24%
86% Mar 23
21% Mar
*157
54
91% Mar 17
20% Mar
55%
56
1
com
15
4
33%
.——1
Co
Inc
Co
16
15% Dec
32%
56
137y2
78% Oct
Sep 29
12% Nov 11
33%
159
81% Dec
79
10%
*157
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
15
55%
10%
91%
10%
xl31
Vick Chemical Co
Feb 24
32%
56%
10%
*90%
139%
1
Van Raalte
44% May 13
103%
4
10'A
159
$2.28 convertible preferred
7
92
xl0%
135
Co
Vendo
Jan
*90%
*157
Varian Associates
26
9
19%
10%
34
56
-
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
105% May 13
9
*19
10%
2.50
Products
68% May 4
6% Jan 11
3% Maris
76
May
"
23%
23%
100
—6.25
Corp
52% May 13
38% Mar 11
.32%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
13% Mar 15
21% May 11
26
Jan
91
10V2
_T
4 Va % preferred
5
34% Jan
Nov
29%. Nov
91
10%
y
*19
•
com_No par
Tobacco
Pictures
Universal
Feb 19
10%
30c
noncu
19%
10%
'
preferred—No par
issued
When
41% Apr 14
23% May 2
17
Nov
77%
T; 141%
25
Match
29% Feb
Jun
77%
141%
23%
preferred
29% Dec 21
Feb
49
76%
141%
35
Corp„
Leaf
Universal
31% Apr
7
38% Apr 25
49
76
141%
34%
convertible
$6
United
Apr 13
72
49
74%
141%
23%
60% Aug 28
10
49
75%
25
Corp
49
30%
34%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
10
49
28%
24%
Stores $4.20
2,700
5,900
28%
35
Universal
Apr
30
28%
141%
23%
20,400
42%
30%
42%
25
r
54%
148%
148%
41%
24%
7
97% Dec
53%
149
41%
35
4
157
53%
52%
148%
44
35
59
Apr
23%
■;
1,600
16,700
50%
78
*
t
Apr 11
148%
27
49%
42
25
12%
8
14
Feb
148%
11,900
•77
23%
United
Jan
52 %
8%
211/4
26%
50%
78
24%
United Stockyards
9
*77
3,100
21%
,
26%
50
78
51 %
149%
45%
29 %
49'/a
49%
75ys
26%
26%
50
27%
*8
21%
49
9,200
200
20,700
,
39
27%
8%
21%
26%
52
141
21%
Shares
29i/a
10%
•38%
27%
*8
*77
78
39
27%
8%
21%
43%
28%
76%
27%
*8
149
141%
*38%
39
27%
10
"34%
24% Mar 29
i 83
75y»
*38%
,
8%
22
27'A
49
10%
10
29
No par
8
5
*8
45%
141%
-
39
27%
27%
10%
30
preferred—25
common
8
6
Vitamin
29%
49%
*38%
.
10
10%
10
6%
*29%
Pharmaceutical—1
Co
noncumulative
Feb
Jan
S
149%
*49%
100
36
U
"77
51%
16% -
Corp common
7% preferred
51% Jan
31
18
S
78
52%
29 %
Min com—50
50 -
&
5
40
2
Smelting Ref
7% preferred
47% Feb
71
19% Jan
S
21%
27%
48ya
148%
45%
A*
8%
21%
27
49%
"77
51%
—1
32% May 11
12
Oct
1st preferred^—100
Corp—
39
27%
*8
21%
26%
48"%
5
Co common
non-cum
27%
5
1
100
1>3% Oct 19
25% Oct
76
Rubber
34
14
Mar
12% Jan
S
3
15% Jan
30
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
preferred series B
S
10%
6
30
Sales for
the Week
Friday
May 13
6%
6%
May 12
6%
5%
*29%
».) •<? 'fH ,>***•
Thursday *
-
May 11
6%-, 6%
'>29%
30l/a
\
*38%
r
—10
—5 v.:;"',
S
8%
1
24% Jan
1
!
30
10 >4
50
A
Pipe & Foundry Co
14
May
series
common—
S
US Shoe
5
50
Mar
23
24
U
19
145% Apr
34% Jan
50% Mar 12
Feb
103% Jan
74% May
Co
3%%
149% Feb 15
47 * Apr 27
36% Apr 12
Jan
4
9
2
U
19
77% Feb
26% Mar
21
30
4
50% Jan
37% Mar
54% Feb
37% Feb
Dec
Jan
8
64
Lines
common
4%% preferred
26
25
'
108% Aug 31
153
Jan 28
26% Jan
Jan
35
Jan
24
7
7
U
38% Feb
6
8% Jan
2
34% Mar 24
5
48% May
7
33% Oct
80
26% Jan
43% Mar
154% Aug 10
47
Oct 29
22% Dec
29% Sep 22
14 % Feb 26
27
75
preferred
4%%
25
8% Jan
Inc
*29%
Wednesday
May 10
V' •'*
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
•
Tuesday
6%
6%
,
50
—I
preference.
A
Industries
S
U S
29% Jan
26% Apr
7
19
Jun
U
15
21% May 11
58% May 18
76
22
Jan
class
5%
8
7% Mar
Par
U S Hoffman Mach common__82%C
4
12
40
Mar 31
26% Mar 10
Jan 21
Jan
Jan
26
24 y« Jnn
8% Jan
5
10
17
44% May 28
35% Apr 20
14% Apr
10
EXCHANGE
31% Feb
13% Jan
5% May 3
28% Apr 25
*
"
Monday
May 9
NEW YORK STOCK
...
Lowest
Ran^e Since Jan. 1
7% Dec 28
12 y* Jan 29
28% Oct 29
36% Mar 2
9y*Sep 22
RECORD
NEW -YORK- STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
i>
Monday, May 16, 1960
31J/4
24
31%
23%
101
313%
23%
103
31%
23%
103
1,200
2,200
14,200
1,900
110
1,600
'
1,500
8,900
31%
23%
1053%
1,400
10,900
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,700
99%
1013/4
99%
1003%
21400
>
99%
rCa.h
101%
sale,
wd When
dietrlbuted.
xEx-dividend.
Number 5951
Volume 191
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2113)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY—WEEKLY
italic
The
YEARLY
—
letters
when the bonds
in
headed
column
the
Exchange
Period" indicate in each
"Interest
mature.'figures after decimal point represent
29
the -month
case
one or more 32nds of
point.
a
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
for Year 1959
Range
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
86.8
Apr
96.12 Feb
11.
Apr~ll
808,
18
96.12 Feb
4%s
Jan
10
Thursday
May 12
High
*
May 11
Low
High
Friday^
May 13
High
-
Low
•
Sales for
the Week
Low
Bonds(g)
*99.22
99.30
*99.18
99.26
*99.10
99.18
*99.10
1
1969
*99.20
99.28
*99.14
99.22
•99.12
99.20
*99.6
99.14
Feb
4 98.24
1
1980
*97.4
97.i2
*97.8
97.16
•97.12
97.20
*97.6
97.14
*96.20
Nov
15
1974
*96.4
96.12
*96.10
96.18
•96.10
96.18
*96.6
96.14
*95.24
96
_Feb
15
1990
*89.16
89.24
•89.20
89.28
*89.26
90.2
*89.20
89.28
*89.20
89.28
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May 15 1985
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99.18
99
96.28
*86.16
86.24
*86.20
86.28
*86.126
87.2
♦86.20
86.28
*86.6
86.14
1964
*95.30
96.2
*95.28
96
•95.26
95.30
.♦95.22
95.26
*95.14
95.18
Aug
15 1966
*93.22
93.28
*93.20
93.26
•93.20
93.26
•93.14
93.20
*93.6
93.12
3s
Feb
15
1995
♦85.8
85.|6
*85.12
85.20
•85.12
85.20
•85
85.8
*84.22
84.30
2%s
Sep
15 1961
1960-1965
*98.8
98.12
*98.6
98.10
•98.4
98.8
*98.4
98.8
*98
98.4
*98.22
98.30
*98.20
98.28
•98.20
98.28
*98.16
98.24
*98.12
*93.2
93.6
*93
93.4
♦93
93.4
*92.26
92.30
*92.18
92.22
*97.20
97.24
*97.18
97.22
*97.16
97.20
•97.14
97.18
*97.10
97.14
*90.12
90.20
*90.8
90.16;
*90.10
90.10
*90.4
90.12
*89.22
89.30
*94.26
94.30.
*94.24
94.28'
*94.22
94.26
88,16
*88.10
88.18!'.
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88.14
3V*s—
3s
—Feb
3s
15
i:
2%s
Dec
15
2%s
Feb
15 1965
2'/2s
__Nov
15 1961
2'/is,—_Jun
15 1962-1967
2'/28
Aug ,15 1963
2 Vis—uDec .15 1963-1968
2Vis
Jun
15 1964-1969
Treasury 2Vis
Dec
15 1964-1969
20
Wednesday
.
Oct
May 15 1975-1985
3%s
3'/2s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
18
,
High
4s
_
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.;
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♦87.11
87.22
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87.24
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87.20
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*86.28
87.4
*86.28
87.4
15
1965-1970
*86:20
86.28
♦86.24
87
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87
15
1966-1971
*85.16
85.24
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85.28
•85.22
85.30
15
1967-1972
*85.16
85.24
♦85.20
85.28
•85.22
15 1967-1972
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
Treasury 2 Vis_,—Mar
.' Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
•Treasury 2Vis
Sep
85.4
Low
4s
Treasury. 3'/48—,.Jun
.
93.24 Nov
May 9
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Tuesday
May 18;
Low
High
Monday
*85.10
85.18
*85.16
35.24
-
98.20
88
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87
87
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86.12
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June-Dec
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Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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debentures
1982
Jan-July
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May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
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—Jan-July
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1975
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Feb-Auy
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94%
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84
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114%
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98
-
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83%
75 Ym
112%
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Jan-July
1966
73
31
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82%
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2%s debentures
1173
1
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94%
98%
-
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70%
144
98%
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1971
1st mtge 0s
Surface Transit Inc
933/4
95%
7
82%
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2
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33/4S debs
Co
118
Jan-July
1973
2'/as debentures
1981
Oil Corp
Superior Oil
70%
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93
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93
90%, 92y2
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95
93
93
debs
3%s
73
77%
98
Jan-July
1974—
(Ohio) 4%s. 1982
Chemical
Stauxfer
73
Jan-July
-•
Jan. 1
No. f
High
76%
-
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
debentures
2%s
.
1983
Range Sines
Sold
'
119%
3%s conv 1982—_April-Oct
April-Oct
(Indiana)
(N J)
Standard Oil Co
-
mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
and refunding
98 V8
—
98%
-•
June-Dec
conv subord debs 1984
of California 43/8s 1983
debentures
Stanaard Oil
•
98 Va
5s
Standard
Pittsburgh
First
Inc
Spiegel
112
1
April-Oct
May-Nov
1983
aebentures
3Vas
1985
Tel 23/4S debs
Southwestern Bell
—
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91%
273
87 Vi
Bid & Asked
Low
102
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
High
1043/4
356
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
Friday
,
Interest
bonds
Range Since
*100% 102
Philio
pd
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Low
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.
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American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
the
on
and
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for. the-week beginning Monday, May 9,
ending Friday, May 13.
It is compiled from
American
the report of the
stock
is intended to include every
dealings have occurred during
Week Ending May 13.
Exchange
Stock
or
itself and
bond in which any
Range for
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>
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JPftFAberdeen Petroleum Corp class A1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp.,
J.
^10c
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Corp
>
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A
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common..;-,..
Acme. Precision
Products
Wire Co_„__—
Admiral Plastics
10
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see page
37.
„
Sales
•
600
2%
9,700
6%
5%
4»/a
18
.
'
4%
18%
*
9,800
,
500
'3oo:
'
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■
4»/a
4%
2,200..
-
33A May
2% Feb
.
5
'3%
Jan
Jan
Aerojet-General Corp
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Aeronca
1
1
7%
53A
J&n
21%
Jan
4%
4 Vit
May
I '.'ft
7% Mar
Shoe Stores—.—
& Discount. Inc.
Petroleums Ltd——
Agnew Surpass
Aid Investment
Ajax
61
6 3/4
.*
1
Apr
Feb
57/a May
/
—
4
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Aero
17% Mar
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Low
3%
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Last
STOCKS
High
2'A
6 %
•
.Shares
3%
2%
Inc————1
Acme
For footnotes,
of Prices
Low
■■i"
.
for Week
Range
:-v
Sale Price
'/•
1
Week's
<
x37/e
7,500
64%
6%
4'/a
59
6%
Range Since
Low
High
187/a
187/a
i9V4
—X.
; 5%
'5y4
57/a
-50c
Xh
'
security whether
the current year.
: U: '"'%7
'Apr
54
2,500
•
6% May
2,800
3% May
800
183A Mar
1,100
10,400
5
.
%
Apr
Jan. 1
High
713/a Feb
9% Jan
7
Jan
22
4
Jan '1
6%
Jan
Jan
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Last
Par
Southern
Great
Alabama
Wood
Steel
Co
Allied
4y4
4%
Co
Inc
new
6%
6%
6%
6%
3%
3%
3%
Canadian
6%
Feb
7% Mar
800
4%
Jan
10%
200
15 y4
1,700
14
5,900
12% Mar
16%
13%
-7%:.
5
5%
;
-ft
ft
A
15%
15%
79
5%
Feb
Mar
11%
Feb
17%
Apr
10
5
28,100
Castle
May
8%
Jan
:
42
Apr
50%
Jan
>Catalin
12%
14%
29,700
15%
Jan
4%
"4%
American Laundry Machine-
.20
45%
44%
45%
.500
9%
8%
9%
22%
22%
22%
47
46 y4
47
Meter
Co
12.50
•
*
American Petrofina Inc class
American
6
■
Seal-Kap Corp of DeL
American Thread 5% preferredAmerican Writing Paper
5%
•-
15%
v
4%
Amurex
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Co
4%
Mines
A
5%
5%
5y4
5%
5%
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Co
A
45%
20c
40%
Jan
■*
5y4 Mar
400
5% Mar
-
47 %*
Jan
85%
Jan
91% Mar
Clarostat
7,700
34 Yb
Jan
39 %
Clary
35,500
30%
38%
39
SAO
36%
36%
37%
7o%
Light 4.72 pfd
17%
20%
Apr
7% May
May
Armstrong Rubber class
42
38% May
89% Mar
17y4 May
29%
38
II,000
Cinerama
Clark
Jan
86% Jan
100
warrants
47
Jan
V%
,
Co—
Claussner Hosiery
Co_
:-T%
Clopay
Feb
42
7,300
4
6,200
3% May
6%
Jan
Coastal
6%
6%
1,100
6Yb May
8%
Jan
Cockshutt Farm
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd.
19%
19%
1,300
May
24%
Jan
Cohu
% May
41
Jan
Colonial
Jan
Associated
Amer
Electric
%
Associated
Food
Associated
Oil
Stores
Atlantic
del
2%
Supply
Atlas
Non-voting
Avis
Inc
Industrial
Avnet
Inc
com
10%
11%
1,200
Ltd
•
(new)—1
18%
17%
"2%
800
15,200
1%
2,500
2%
2%
13,400
2%
Apr
15%
ley.
7,100
12%
Jan
8% May
12 Yb Mar
17%
11%
Jan
5%
5% May
6
Jan
3,700
9% May
13%
Jan
9%
10%
7,100
27%
29%
5,300
16%
3%
3%
-ft
1%
1
-
11
.1 -ft
_7
"'
39%
:
25c
17V4
8
common
Co
400
17,700
15
2
5%
5%
29%
1
Hi
30%
IV.
32%
.11
Buell
com
14%
Jan
Jan
Apr
19% Feb
-
38%
,
99%
56.000
Dennison
Desilu
Detroit
8%
.30c
14%
7
new common.
8%
Jan
Feb
211
,
8
10
May
.713 May
10%
Apr
Jan
15%
34,300
400
13 %
13%
300
12%
Apr
Apr
-6%
6%
2,100
6 %
Apr
7
Jan
1
8
Jan
•
1
1.
-2.50
California Electric Power common
$3.00 preferred
;
1,100
100
15%
13%
15%
4.000
13% May
4%
4%
4,300
7%
4% May
7%
see
page
7
2
2
400
2
V
200
14%
14%
14%
9%
9%
9%
Jan;
*
.
A
1%
9
Duke
6,200
18%
18%
7,200
LtdA
A Jan
10
Jan
May
.
•
Inc
common....
Exploration Co—
Harris
Co
Jan
Easteth
Feb
3-ft
300
50% May
3
A Mar
Feb
3% Jan
1-2YB
19%
1
.
Edo
preferred
'
13 y8
series
Corporation
B_
class
A.
May
;
Jan
Apr
Feb
;.19% May
;
18% May
;
,
12%
ft
Feb
4%
Apr
•
/
18'/4 May
135 * Jan
"40
•
4,700
■: "•
•'
Apr
4%
Jan
35%
May
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2'/2May
600
Apr
5% May
v;.;:
Apr
Jan
9%
18%
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-3%
-
1,300
•
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5
/
i
Apr
Jan
12
3Vb
r
Jan
20%
-
Apr
1141
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Apr
r".: 14% Feb
11%'May Vt
•
806
9%
,
11,000 -;-
23 y8 x25%
.
'22,700
"24,200
n
;
*
10%
11-
9%
3,000
r:
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,
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ft
'
5 vb May^
14%
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8% Mar
/
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12 Vb
11%
7%
13%
;
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♦ft9% Jail
/
3,500
14%
8
5%
14%
93/B
,16%
.
.
Feb
Feb
14 vb
400
14 '/4 Mar
16%
Jan
9 Vb
100
9Vb
2,400
31%
Yb
175
10 vb
ll»/8
/ IP'A Jan
g'/nMar
•'
4,900
8%
20%
."
19%- Feb
"
10%
8V2 Mar.
6,100
10 Va
.
27
Apr
13% Jan
.
10%
8 Yb Mar
•t
7%
Apr
23% May
4,800
.7%
1,500
7%
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„
Jan
471/8
jan
33%
Jan
9Vs
Jan
38%
Apr
Jan
'
7
46%. 48
900
6V2 Mar
8y8
9%
39,800
3%,
3%
5%
3%
5,000
6%
5%
6l/8
48
41% Mar
8%
.
Feb
31V4
-
Jan
313/4 May
28 y4 Mar
46y2
1
Jan
12%. Mar
/'
30
48
Jan
"
-612 May
■
Jan
.12% May
.
Mar,'
500
10 /
4%Mar.
'
Apr
3%
3 V8 Mar,^
1,500
May
Jan
26%
10%
5%
w
6%
Jan
Jan
5% May
100'
25%
26%
800
10%
11%
17,500
6%
5%
32%
-30%
7
32 %
/
100
1,200
-i
23%
Jan
.30%
Apr
,v23ya Apr
V
10%
1,500
,
38
.6%
17% May
-
,
.
,
29
158
>
9%
9%
10
2,000
Apr
"
13% -Feb
-,
/
5% May
38
,
170
•
1
10%
,10% May
.
...
13%
9%
8 Yb
,
jan
11% May
4% May^
12% May'
300
,.7,300
-
1 Vb
•% May-,-.;
8% Mar-
,300
.
25% May
.17% Feb:
•
-
,1,000
.
4%
11
7 Yb
—
$6
/
.
10%
Malleable. Iron.—3—_i—^—25
.
.
9
100
n%:
10
UYB
Eastern States Corp common.....—._1
$7 preferred series A—
^_*
55%
•
Mar
Ya
11 '•
i
i
6%'Jan /
-
1,000
>
12 y4
11%
Go-————
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:
.*,
(Allan B) Laboratories—__1
Jan
Feb
2Yb
4%
Power
3%
Jan
.
*67 /
•
Jan
,
1% Jan
41
'
>
14% May
-
11,600
t-j.——5
58
45
3A
-,V. 9%
1
20%
54
-10 Yz
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18% Mar
■'
15
<
:•
23%
Jan
:
:.iiy4
S/b
.
-
ord stock_3i—•
13% May
2% May
Jan
2538
'
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——1
55
50
*•
*
33.———2 Yb
Coal
/
Mar
'
10;
136 ^ 136
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
'»American dep rcte ord
reg*_—____10»
Duraloy (The) Co
I——1
Durham Hosiery class B common...:*
Dure Test Corp—-———:
1
Duval Sulphur
& Potash 66.*.
•
Dynamics Corp of America
*—1
Eastern
Freightways Inc
—_20c
Jan
18%
Research
DuMont
'
5%
18%
10%"
—1
common-—-:
Feb
7%
_1
A
Jan
9,300
2%
A
9y»
;•
'
new
Jan
48% Mar"
•
350
9%
2%-:
__>____10s
Jan
3%
9%~
18%.
com—10c-
16%
■ft Apr
15,900
2y»
reg
Jan
18 Vs
.
-
11%
May
2%
;
ft 8%
ft May
.
,
Jan
33-
new———_•—5
9
1 %
16%
7
r,"
Supermkts
dep rets ord
Drilling
Jan
100
13%
7
*
*■
-ft..'.5%
y><
Jan
v.
Feb
62
6% Mar:'
16% Mar >
% May
5.300
-
4'/a
8VB
8%
5,300
7;
25%
Jan
%
5
4ft
8Y2
8%
1%
10
5%
26%
Driver
3%
17
10%
Jan
Mar
16%
Douglas Oil Company
——
1
Dow Brewery Ltd.——
Draper Corp ——;—:_3_—_♦
*
9%
A
4
'26"
2,000
——3^.—•—100
Quality
Chemical
Apr
/
i
-
•
4VU-Jan'-'v-
2,100
/
preferred 3——.-——_i.32.50
Dorsey (The)' Corp—
——1
10%
14%
1,200
;
9
$2
Apr
„
•: 9%
16%
"
'
18%
9 YB
8%
■
Dorr-Oliver
7
19% Jan
7% Jan
8
Feb
8,300'
14%
i. Dominion Tar A Chemical Co
Ltd——•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd————*
3% Mar
Jan
Apr
...
200i
9'/a
com—20c
1% May
Apr
300
-
50
37.
Jan
19 %
5%
10%
8%
16%
1
16%
15%
15
Jan
8 Vb
i
-7,600'
:
46'/8
..
r
20
Jan
3 Vb Feb
ft
9 Va May "%. ft 11%
33,500/
9
7—:——50c
class
Dominion Steel
15% Mar
4
May
2% Mar
50
preferred
Consol Oil A Gas Co
footnotes,
5Vs
2%
lOe
Aviation Inc
preferred
14
4%
Machine Co
Jan
"
2%
7%
Mfg
9%
Apr
7% Mar v
'
Dome Petroleum
14%
10
f
Jan
V-
-
1,300 \
;
/
17%
in/4
Dixon
7
32
64 y4
,
8%
;
./
a
*
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd-——-'
9%
500
25
u
35
"
17%
-35
System Inc cl A
Diversey Corp
39% Mar
6)8 May
10% Feb
8ft
500'
-
10% ?
—^-1
77o
1st preferred———„——10
Distillers Co Ltd— v*
,
'; -
Mar
32
9
Jan
s
Jan »" V
•,
"
10 %
7
Productions .Inc.:—_——1—_1—
J
Gasket A Manufacturing——1
Dilbert's
Jan
1,600
1,000
19
Feb
Apr
-.7%..
--
•a?2
—__10c
$1.25
preferred J—___a——.——
1
DeVon^Palmer Oils Ltd--w3--—_-i.*-.325c
Jan
37
—
pref—:—
Development Corp of America—i
Jan
1,200
-
Jan
Feb
J '
'
•
20
•'
14%
—50c
Apr
18%
16y4
',:2Yb
-1,700
:
60%
—
Detroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs IhCi-—1 rr
Feb
14%
I—66%c
17r/2
Apr '
Jan
18% Mar
.-.*100;
.
17%
";•'%
62
—2.50
Inc—7
A
debentux*es
87d
Jan
31%
29 % May
33
13%
7%
2,200
4%
17%
ft
\
:———17 *
Brothers
Transit
Apr
5
.
HI May
6,200
C
Apr
Jan
3%
Apr
2A
500
May
30%
■--■
.
v7.
f—'
77
Dejay Stores——
Feb
47
'29% May
30%
D
,
16
1% May
3% May '
5% May.
:
■
39 %
Feb
:.
Mar
May
15
:
■
7,600
9%57
34
* S
——_•
——
Corp common
preferred—^——
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class
9% Mar
May
125.
U
:
17,600
' ^
7%
•
•
..,4
7
6%
«
I—%c
Stores
Davidson
-
38,900
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (JP) A Son Inc
;
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12Vac
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd:
L*
For
5%
7ft
7*
Buffalo-Eclipse. Corp
6%
17"%
Jan
4%
Bunker Hill (The)
Company^..
Burma Mines Ltd*—
Calvan
1\l
Co
preferred
serial preferred
$2.50
Davega
6%
"4%
B common——1———_—1
Crystal Dairies—50c
Daitch
Apr
Feb
10
A
convertible
Calif Eastern
Class
Jan
30c
cl
Mills Ltd class B
Die A
10% Jan
7%
14
1,200
8
95/.
32%
7%
„1
(The) Corp„
Budget Finance Plan common
6%
5%
30
^
vtc_—
Class A common
46 %
20 %
22
22,400
Ltd—
Buckeye
60c
:*
.
34% May
Jan
700
1
Oil
.
•-
Apr
13,100
3%
;C07———
Corporation:
Amer
8
Jll
Power
common
B S F Company
29
_fl
preferred
Bruck
Cubic
13%
.
May
8%
38
•
dep rets ord reg—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
B
Jan
May
500
2
Tobacco
r
Cuban Venezuelan
Jan
16
....
Amer
Rubber
-
3%
Co
American
Class
Cuban
•
3%
•
35
56
Cuban American. Oil Co^„—^^-.-u.'.50e:"77
v
Manufactiiring Co class A
4
1,400
Jan
17% Jan
19% Jan
500
.
2%
"
9y8
———_^2.50 ,-7,17
;.4
Laboratories—
17%
-
36
Apr
1,000
8 Yb
;'
32
Yb
common—_10c
preferred—^
Curtis
5% Mar
1,800
American Tobacco—
Co
Crystal
Cutter
%
8%
8y8,
7 Yb
"9
—.25c
^
.
Jan
8
May
11% May
II,500
900
2ya
partic-^—*
Jan
-..
Feb
24%*
Co__iOilLand Co
$1.12
.'**
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1
13%
18%
35%
Drug
.
3% Jan 24%
Crown
Inlernat'l
8
4.600
8%
-
Cork
Apr
15 y4
250
Crown
Apr
Jan
7
10% Mar
*
—5
;
Vb
44%
4%
:
•
British
Petroleum
Apr ,.;t
7%
500
18%
3%
Ltd
Amer dep rets ord reg
Brown Company
Brown Form an Distillers
Jan : -
300
22
20c
1
Columbia
8%
1,700
14%
Oil
Apr ft
46 y4
is
34%
Inc.
Petroleums
Jan
-
9,600
Jan
•
6%
41% May
23 Mr Jan
Petroleum
>
2%
33 Yb
Crowley Milner A Co~
7* Crown Central Petroleum (Md)7„i—5
Jan
Apr ft
11%
•
Jan
Feb
94 %
British
4%
8%
11%
8%
Manufacturing Co..
Brown
v
14%
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200
7%
,
(Del)_50c
InC
Apr
3% Jan
*
_7%
dep receipts (ord reg) __§1
16%
300
4
«.
1%
16%
■\ -5.700
Jan
13%
•
"•
Creole
American
6%
1.200
r\l
r
14
-'714%
1.50
:
Crane. Carrier industries
Jan
21% Feb
900
-
1
32
*
Beverage Corp
Apr
4%
>
3,700
7%
16
class A
preferred
APr
'
.
17%
1
common
Jan
•
Inc———
Reynolds
Jan
1
50,600
.
18
%
6%
Co
$1
&
A
8
1% Apr
14 y»
Corroon
Jan
Jan
1,400
15
Jan
6%
•
15
7%- Jan
7%
4.
300
1
3% Mar
16%
Apr
6% May
17
5
Tfi
4
Jan ,r.
7% May
46
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord—•
British
.ft:
8
Apr
5.400
.
Breeze
British
7
41%
-
"3,400
prior preferred-
Britalta
500
4
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
6
-8.800
5%
.
3%
10
1%
-
non-voting
25
-
Mar
7%
.
B
25%
Feb
...
1%
Borne Chemical Co Inc.
Brillo
1,900
3%
Works Inc
15
A May
7%
v
:
Brad Foote Gear
35%
14 Ye
Inc
4»/2 Jan
«■
Courtaulds Ltd—
18 y4
;
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—
Corp
Co
35 y4
14%
Cott
16
7%
■
35 V*
Apr
"17%
1%
1
20
Jan
16
1A
31%
-
17%
7y4
-.
1,600
51%
250
V
200
%
5
v
HV2
1,700
n
32
4.000
3%ft
6%
:
12,500
A
ll'/a
u
10% May
Jan
11%
10c
Class
Jan
3% Feb
•
9% Mar
Apr
5% May-
28,500
Coro
20%
ft
•
•:
2%
6,100
6 Yb
May
19%
.7
,1ft
'5%
*
Feb
Jan
7% Feb
-
2% May
"
U.uOO
5%
Inc-
jan
5%
1% Apr
7% May
30,800
■7
_5%
Industries
25% Feb
18%
.
7
-
Inc
(HO
Bourjois
6
18
Ties.
Brooks
7
Feb
6«/4
7
42
"5 A
Blauner's
5V2%
.
.
10%
Telephone of Canada.
Belock Instrument CorpBenrus Watch Co Inc
Bohacfc
11%
27%
Bell
Bobbie
4%
7%.
9%
3
7
Jan
100
7%
15 Yb
-
A
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint A Varnish Co
Jan
7% Mar
3,000
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
——1
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
18% Mar
7,800
17%
A
10c
2,800
10
4,500
19,800
2%
14 >/8
Feb
'
1.25
\
4%
8% Jan
1
»
5% May •'
17% Apr
6,200
2%
6
Continental
18,500
—
(3)
3
Aviation
200
.
7%
2%
6
Jan
10%
11%
-
Apr
Jan
18%
2ya
—1
Jan
11%
...
r2%
1
A
class
11%
16%
-
Blumenthal
May
Products
Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp^
I
9%
-lc
common¬
Bearings
Bickford's
Construction
May
6% May
8% Mar
in
V*
10 V4
19%
1Y2
2
*
Continental Air Lines Inc
9%
class A_—
Shoe
Feb
Apr
12%
-■
Incorporated
(AS)
5
-
Candy Corp.
Baruch-Foster- Corp
Beck
9,800
Pacific Ltd
Jan
i 15%
Barton's
Inc
Beau-Brummel
;
2%
19%
a*
New
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Mi
6%
"6 A
Corp.
Mining A Smelt
Consolidated
j
Apr
56%
1%
5
_
Corpu.
C«rp
66
Mar
Consolidated
Jan,
2%
Apr
46
5%
A Gas class
Light A Power Ltd-
Oil
104
55
"V
Feb
13
Jan
Continental
5
50c
convertible
Apr
1% Mar
I,000
58 %
10c
Engineering Co*
Bayview
10%
Jan
26% Jan
-
28 Vb
5%
-
Barry Controls Inc class B_
er
4%
5y8
^
Barnes
Basic
4%
1%
■
16% Mar
10,600
9%
4%
ft.' 5% Jan
Apr
23 Yb Mar
1HA
9%
ft
5% Jan
14% May
7% May
1,100
5%,
Corp
.
Apr
Jan
9% Mar
-
*
200
7 Yb
10c
Electric
10
Jan
%
Jan
15%. Jan
10% Mar
10,900
,
6%
6%
50c
51%
a
>
18%,
25%
Consol
1%
Banco de los Andes American shares
Brothers
16%
25
Connelly Containers Inc
47%
1
Banff Oil Ltd—
Barker
17%
Jan
57 y4
-10*
.
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber Co
Barcelona Tr
82,600
Jan
1%
1
preferred
Corp
Securities
10%
Jan
50%
Baker
Baldwin
7%
1%
Corp
Bailey & Selburn Oil
9%
3
10l/4
Corp
Collieries
8,200
11%
Diesel
6 Yb
Jan
23%
.
3% May
10,900
15 Yb
May
57%
——,—*
Electronics
Ayshire
">s
14%
1 y8
9%
Products
~~n
14 %
—1
Co
5%
Feb.
4
"n
•
1
10c
6J/4 May
800
_5C
.10c
A
200
4,900
13.600
15%
non-cum
class
Stone
Apr
9% Mar
YB
3%
31.600
-5p
Sugar—
Corp
Automatic Steel
Avien
"7
3%
1%
2%
99 %
Inc__
Plastics
Feb
~2%
Corp
Devices
Aurora
6%
9
7y«
.10c
Sewing Centers Inc.
Audio
16,500
7%
•
;
Inc
&
Feb,,
1%
11
__
Mining A
Development Corp
.10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants—
Plywood
Sand
9%
6%
partlc.
Atlas Consolidated
Atlas
2y8 May
Co
Equipment Co
Electronics
24,500
1%
Corp
Golfo
9%
Jan
Products
Caribbean Oils vtc
,
15 Yb
7
America
Co.
Stationers
Research
9%
Inc.
of
Gas
Associated Tel & Tel ci A
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc..
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantica
14,000
.41
Laundries
Associated
Associated
19
Industries—
dep rets reg-
A
19
Aluminum
Mar
3%
14%
3%
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Aro
Club
32
.
1,200
.
Feb
5% Mar
43% Jan
ft
15,100
,20
Jan
1%
ft
;. 3% May,
.
28%
.
3%
8%
1
3%
Mar
May
-33% May
;
*
'9,900
-
162
21%
~7y8
38%
Co.
37 y4
16 -v Feb
v.
.
6%
Aluminum
y4'
3>/2
10
Corporation
15,600
'
-Apr
1% Jan
11% May
21
,W;
15
_
3%
Altex
Convertible
35
36 %
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—_4
Feb
l'/4
3%
Feb
Apr
9
...29% May
24% Apr
% Jan
-
v;
•
9%
29
Jan'
II6V2 Mar
100
2,900
3%
1%
3%
..
21%
1
—
33%
24%- 24 y2
Feb
Feb
Apr
30% Jan
-
li May
•
v
1
2,350
,7.7,500
29 y4
7'/B
•
1,500
•;
Feb
-
25 >/4 Mar
•
1
Apr
.
1
I
Corporation
Apr
7%
.
Co——1
Manufacturing
80
27% May-
2,700
-
%
:r
12%
Jan
Jan
v.
'15 Vb
,
-1,200
145% 162
3%
——.—lc
Inc
Controller
preferred
Arnold
U
11%
12% "
32%
430
38%
:
8%
-,7%
8%
t
common
44%
2%
'68
AprJan
73% Jan-
,
i.;-7 300
Feb
Mar
10% -Jan
Feb
27 Vb
u--^-i_^__2 ;
New
10%
5
200
-
21
11% May-
2,200
22 Yb
Chicago Rivet A Machine——.
2
Chiel'. Consolidated. Mining::—:
-1 ;•
Christiana Oil Corp_.—;
———1
Chromalloy Corp—.————
10c
Apr
90%
-'
'
-
158 %
6%
89%
1%
,
.
22%
89%
12%
May,
63 Yb
'
.
% Feb
6% Mar
9%
Vb May
31'/a
20
-•
Apr
Jan
6
4,600
66
11%
12
Corp—;
—5 7
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc_————10
Cherry-Burrell
500
100
pfd
11,000
66
"
Charter Oil Co Ltd———.:———1
«
.
Jan
48%
"
2-
1%
1%
103
Feb
19
Feb
jan
6% Mar
"
5,200
Electric C6-_—~d
10 "
Investors Inc——2 r
Chamberlin Co of America-^
2.50 7
-
Jan;-
Jan
56
5%
-200
7%
40
36%
39
19
...
28'%
27,500
3,500
Jan
19
6%
7
-8%
7
May
19
-
8%
7
6
B
8%
Feb
-r.
1
Apr
28y8
May
400
27 %
6%
/
—
3.50%
Jan
Mar
4 7 Yb
.-.6,300
7%
Century
Jan
6%
Corp
Power
5%
-8%
prelerred—• "
Jan
8%
6%
5,900
;
19%
15% May
5% May
5%
Jan
l'/4 Jan
15
•
7
200
1,300
Century
Jan
1
Apr
'
-
"7%
7%
1 7
1
—-1 7
pref—100
Light 4% pfd
100
Corp new—1—•—-1
conv pref———.•
conv
6
6
1
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Power
Feb
2%
ser
$1.50
-
*
Anthony
Apollo Industries Inc.
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp
&
32%
%
300
6%
Arkansas
Apr
4%
54%
-14
Jan
99'/4
54
"
Securities
$1.40
Apr
29
-
1,900
16
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shS-2.40
Chemical A Film Corp
Pools Inc—
Jan
4%
Central
Jan
1,800
"7%
54
May
ft May
ll'/a
Jan
Mar
Vb
S V8
.
Central Power &
.
*'
Jan
2y8 Mar
50
Angostura-Wupperman
1
7%
16%
700;
5%
"5%
4.75
Apr
13% Mar
31,900
15%
Exploration Ltd
Hadley
Feb
5%
1,000
~7%
7
22
————10
Co
&
Maine
Jan
52
A
,\
•
.
Anchor Post Products.
Amer
26
44
6,300
2%
%
22% Mar
11,700
4%
;
Jan
Mar
3,500
Jan
12 y4
% Mar
500
%
-
ft
Jan
lye
'
Apr
%
i--
—
Corp
Central
Apr
14%
100
30
2%
;•
49%
I,100
15%.
30
~2%
class A
Jan
8% May
39
1,700
9%
13%
9%
Jan
5ft Feb
14%
i
Mar"
3,500
ft
13%
—
-
of America——
r.Cenco Instruments Corp
6% Mar
Feb
31,600
.
6%
,13%
4%
2,500
——
Corp
Central
5
American MARC Inc.
American Manufacturing Co
American
(AM)
6
175
11 % May
Co
Products
Casco
200
„
%
•
(JW)
13%
Inc.
shares
5
—
1
Carter
^
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American
7%
10,200
Jan
37/8 Mar
% May
40,800
- *
Jan
Jan
6%
6%
,
700
,
'
42 y4
.
J/4
6>
• t,
-5.50
——---—
7V4
35 Yb
Jan
10 %
—
pfd—
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
42
6%
...
%
,
,34% Jan
f
3ft May
14,100
5%
—
1 *
Carolina Power & Light $5
81% Mar
Jan
'
8%
-
Carnation Co
A May
23 %
Apr
74%
50
79
May
14
2,300
"
3A
9%
> <
1
5
——<
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc.—
"3A
%
6c
—
Capital
>
,
4 ft Mar
3% Mar
5%
ft"
Jan
10 V*
A May
96,300
A
16
Canal-Randolph • Corp
City Products
4% Mar
11% May
4,700
21,300
'"%
10c
*—
Minerals
5 is
14
—•-*
Williston
Canadian
12"% Mar
Apr
32 Vb May
5 y4
3%
-
I
High
350
27% May
Northwest Mines &■ Oils Ltd--—-l
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd__10
Jan
3% Mar
'
Marconi
Canadian
<
Ltd
Javelin
Range Since Jan.
Low
33%
5%
Can
10%
6% May
26,100
"
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
Jan
~4%
13%
8
American
Armour
Jan
14 %
10%
42
Anken
69%
Feb
13%
14%
Aluminum Co of America 03.75
pfd_100
American Beverage Corp
1
American Book Co
20
Anglo
Feb
~4%
A
.-10
-500
Jan *
9%
10%
Inc.
Electronics
11
JLlVk
com.
Jan
800
6%
6%
Paper Corp.
All-State Properties Inc.
Rights
American
6%
Insurance
Fire
3,000
10%
.10o
Allied
Alsco
86%
58
convertible preferred
Control
Mar
>
Shares
High
33%
5
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Bread Co Ltd™,
—-——.
Canada Cement Co Ltd common—-—.
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
84% May
42% Jan
800
Pictures Corp_
Artists
5%%
Jan
4% May
1,600
Camden
Feb
144
Apr
82
225
30 y4
10%
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A.
Allied
84%
29 y4
29 y4 May
81
84
30 y*
100
*
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
Amer dep rets Amer i
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd.
All American Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
140
10
84%
10
cumulative preferred
Airlines Inc
5%
Alaska
140
100
common
Low '■
Par
High
Low
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
140
50
preferred
4.20%
Power
Alabama
Alan
Shares
Low
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
SalePrioe
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Sales
Week'
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
9
May,,
May
7%
43%
44%
Apr
Feb
Jan
,f
May
169%
Jan
Jan
Apr
12%
Jan
Apr
182
;
Number 5951
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(2119)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
^
Low
High
'
VA
1
Ltd
and Dev
n/tinps
23
1ft
Low
1A
KtrS
18%
sha,e
a
Corp
12,500
iy4
11,100
27 y»
3,100
gr0
93%
93%
93%
9'/a
9%
31/4
40
9%
6%
Sugar Associatesshs of beneficial int.—
preferred
17%
9
6/4
,
7'
Public
Fireman
Service
11%
Jan
Ironrite
12 i/s
Jan
Irving Air Chute
8%
%
Jan
Israel-American
Feb
jeannette
1,•
».
-Feb
Iowa
Iron
v
-
17
►
,
8% May
:
8,o00
21%
Feb
16
i 2,600
18% "
-
%
%
'
3,400
10%
10/4
10
10%
Apr
13%
1811/4
;
•
14%
""Trie
reg
) 13% Mar
15%
Jan
30,700
1%
1%
3,100
iy2 Mar
3%
iy2
1.25
Head Brewing Co—
.-a.
Fresnillo (The) Company—_—
Fuller (Geo A) Co
Fox
15%
3%
200
37/b May
30 Vb May
391/4
331/2
Feb
381/a
700
"2/4
May
~3%
35%
~2%
"2.1/4 ~2%
800
Jan
44%
Jan
100
2,500
2%
7 Vb
2%
Co common
preferred
loo
Mfg Co——1
General Acceptance
wts
General Alloys Co
>•
J
General Builders Corp common
—1
5'/e convertible preferred —25
General Development Corp————1
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—.——n
General Fireproofing —
—5
5%
Gellman
3%
31%
72%
2%
Jan
17%
Gold
2% Mar
2%
Jan
74(4 Mar
76(4
Jan
20%
Feb
10
Apr
8
8%
3,300
22
23%
1
10
32'/B
2,600
26% Mar
19%
1,000
18
10%
141/a
32,200
2%
2%
7,500
Gorham
Grand
Gray
6%
"•■•/...
51%
,.28,100;
10%
10i/a
11 Va
7,800
2,000
15%
16 Vb
12%
12%
R%
9%
12%
13
y2
2O»/2
ktfi/a
29
9%
11 %.
5%
4
4%%
—
~4%
.
7
•
liy2
29%
Jan
50%
2,550
39%
Feb
54
Apr
15Vi
14
15%
2,500
13
Apr
19
Jan
16%
16%
400
16 V4 Mar
19%
Jan
14%
2ft
14 y4
14%
900
14
1%
2%
7,500
1%
1%
2,200
1%
2%
3%
X3%
3%
7,300
4,700
2%
%
15%
2%
2V4
3,600
2(4 May
ft
%
3,000
ft May
14%
15 %
2,900
14% May
21 Va
20%
21%
300
2
20%
20%
21/4
Feb
12%
; 14%
-2%
■
12% May
\
-
25
!
800
i 40,500.
< 25-V:
25
3 %■
4%
,1%
'3,600
12
12
-12
7 12
72,600
:
Gulf
&
Western
/
50 ,*
"1%
Jan
M%
12
lI/>Vr
5,600 r.
.
25"
;
.
•
.,.Jan
7% Jan
21/2
f
131/2
Feb
•
Mead
Jan :
2%
■./
-
.,.101/4
Jan
>12
~
Feb,
Jan
-
.
(J
Johnson
H & B
Hall
21 %4
Harmon-Kardon. Inc—:
^
Harnischfeger Corp
Stores
Hartford
Electric
23%
•5%
61/s
Light.—
27
27%'*
..
.
'
/
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'"5%
"
%.
3%
42
4%
pfd.__i.__"-100
&
Payne Inc—4;
"57/a-
-lOo
—
Hercules Galion Products Inc.—_U0c
Herold Radio & Electronics
25c4 4
Higbie Manufacturing Co
_--l Industries corn.—_25c
5%.. convertible
preferred.-—>—---10
21%
9%
7%
23%
Hofmann Industries
Inc
Ho
inger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation...
Holly Stores Inc...
Holophane
Co
25,500
&
.
~9% 161/2
/
5.700
2%
8%
12%
13%
22%
23 Yt
.k.
u
44%
New
New
A
wlnston Inc"
6,400
1
Bearing
Co
43%
9 A
8%
9 ft
•
8%
7%
8%
1,400
32 Vi
32%
__._7.50
...100
Mfg Co
124
.
33%
96
,
5
Inc
,
t
:«
-.
7
,,
.
asn
<■
97%
*
12
Chemical
T5£w a Tobacoo
imperial
19%
-
5
•
T^,!a"apo116 Pwr
Electronic
For
19%
33%
28%
27 '/B
21%
20%'
34%
26%
16%
I41/4
.
27%
16%
94
160
32%
ord
£1
reg^
Brit
&
8%,
•
31V 8
33%
—5
12%
■
400
8%
Hardware,
Corp-50C'
see
100
page
37.
32%
17,000
80 %"
5
-
,
4%
82%
•
5 '/a
Feb ."; >
Jan
Muter
Jan
97 V2 May
•
-
•
33%
14
-
Nachman
\.-
Apr
19% May
22
-
7May
r
'r
12
Mar
9% Mar
80
78%" Jan
2,600
•
4% Mar
8%
13
Apr
10
Mar
84V4 Mar
'01/4
National
Jan
39 ^ Jan
Jan
' "<
National
National
National
National
National
Research Corp—
Machinery
Feb
14/s
180%
4%
17V4
—
9%
--
6%
Apr
24(4
Jan
Apr
5%
1,500
5(4 May
7(4
1%
1,000
1(4 May
2(4
Jan
Jan
12(4
47"%
20,000
50%
51%
8,500
28%
28%
xll%
12V2
1,800
Apr
15%
Jan
47"% May-
11,400
9%
12
34%
1,400
43%
9
%
18,300
%
7(1
8%
9(4
3,500
30
Feb
14
10%
900
Jam
36%
Jan,<i
Apr
1%
%
6%
20
Apr
1(4
Apr
,10(4
Jan
%
5,200
7
21.(4
20 %
20%
32
3,200
26% Mar
12%
13%
8,900
12% May
21%
7(4
7%
1,300
89%
Apr
25%
Jart.
12%
Jan
9%
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
89% May
5,300
8(4
5% May
Jan
15(4 Mar
200
13(4 Jan
y .May
76%
7,500
34%-' Feb
82%
74 Va
Apr
21 Va
22%
3,500
21 Va May
27%
Jan
6%
7(4
4,700
Apr
9(4
Feb
13 (4 May
21(4
Jan
;
'
;
4
14%,
2'A
13%
2
.
-
'6(4
3,300
1,000
.
;
.
'
11%
11%
300
liJV2
12V2/
1U0
5%
15
....
V 7
5%.
25
6V4
,
•
5%
6%
Feb
Jan
May
6%
837/a
13(4
May
95
Feb
98
May
39
4
2"% May
1(4
*
%
5,300
46 V*
51%
29,100
30%
34%
7,300
-4%
5(4
8,100
85(4
85(4
30
91
91
80
•
% May
■-,
50
152
4,400
12%
;
9(4
-: 5% May
300
Jan
Feb
Feb
35
Jan
29
1,600
3%
11%
Jan
50
30
5%
3
u
33% May
300
7
Jan
20%
11
6,000
U
16(4
24(4
6
•
98
Jan
Feb
13
19% May
600
6%
2%
May
15
2,000
20%
4
5%-May
„
4
19%
,
Jan
4
12% May
■
3,500
16.
»■
1(4
l7/a May
11 Va May
22
14,400
337/e
27%.
■-
Jan
Apr.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
41(4 Mar
59%
Jan
27
?
Apr
39%
Jan
4
Apr
80
Feb
87%
142
8%
/
Jan
Jan
85(4
Apr
91%
152
14 y8
Apr
Apr
3(4
Apr
14 %
550
168(4
May
51
Mar
Feb
1,900
Jan
84 (4 Mar
Jan
Jan
11(4 May
46
4
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
16%
Mar
Jan
"
Apr
14"%
175% 180%
4%
4%
4% Mar
6(4
Feb
7,400
1,500
17(4 May
Jan
18%
23%
17%
32
32%
200
9%
800
14%
9%
34
5%
100
34
6,100
6%
10 /a
31%
182% Mar
Jan
33% Mar
Feb
14%
9% May
32
34
Feb
Jan
May
8%
5% May
Jan
5%
5%
8%
,
—
31(4
--
1%
11%
16%
18
—
16
11
Apr
13%
10%
1,000
10
May
12%
Apr
10
7,600
5
Apr
6 (4
Jan.
6%
Jan
12 V*
Jan
2%
Feb
6
5
5(4
8%
8%
1,100
15,900
31%
31%
50
Apr
8
Apr
2%
•
28
Jan
33
14% May
Apr
18%
Jan
Feb
,
14 %
14%
700
9%
200
1%
1 %
6,600
1,500
10% May
12
10,400
147/a May
23 y8
11
14%
-11% "
17%
18
32%
16
20
100
18
31%
9(4
ltt
3%.;
300
.
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
24
Jan
May
Mar
20
May
12
1,100
Apr
; 211
33
185
7%
10%
Mar
26
v
7%
Apr
17% May
1,100
3
>
4%
9%
—
__2
1
400
Jan
11(4
5%
,
26% Mar.
60
11,000
61/4
5%
Jan
Mar
6
-
85
•i
19%
9 % Mar
•
5,000
23%
Jam
Jan
Jan
7(4 May
5,500
23%
,
Feb
May
32
Mar
17%
8,900
9%
18
•9%
Apr
12%
.' May
19
.
,
Jan
Mar ■" •
May
7; 9
5,800
21 %
19 7
46(4 Mar
100
7
54%
27%' Feb
-
11
--
.10
Starch & Chemical.—___50c
Steel Car Ltd..
•
Telefilm Associates—...—10c
Transit COi/—...
1
May
13
8% Mar
20
4
--
Rubber
.
7%
2(4
Bellas
Industries Inc
Jan
3%
1
Presto
National
6%
150
151
11%
National Brewing
National
/
—
1
5
2.50
1°
National
■
16% May
31% Mayv
100
Apr
Jan
32
11% May
200
Inc
Jan
Jan
Jan
83(4
Hess
1
Co (Mich)
1
Casket Company
5
Electric Weld Machines
1
Mfg & Stores
1
Petroleum Ltd
____25c
National
Apr
1
34% May
9,400
-
—
/
Industries Inc
1
Dehydrat & Milling__3
National
*'
5%
1
2.50
..100 7
1
National
23%
Aor
Napco
Mar
-
»
5
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
32%
7(4
23,700
29
%
50%
—-50c
Company
Apr
5(4 May
98
—
5%
National Alfalfa
7.200
'
82 %
Muskegon
39%
Apr
Apr
25%
2,200
8%
*
Murray
7127%
7
• -
18% Mar
150,700
12%
Irelandi_£l
& Light 4%\ pfd
footnotes,
7%
8
Murphy
Jan
Jan
21% May
100
Corporation
Jan
'
1,100
Tel & Tel.—
35%
Apr
Mar
91/2 Mar
200
Mills Inc
Muntz TV Inc
Ohio Mfg Co
Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co —
331/8 Mar
Industries^--
t)f Canada
Tob of Gt
21%
*
Compr.ny
Mountain States
*
12%
13%
Jan
f
33%
11%
12
•
5
lEEera"£11 (Canada)—.!—
I
'
120
140
500
33%
33%
i
^
common....;—.
American dep rets
ncltist
96
:
—2.50
Motors Co.'
31%
1,425
33%
•
121
121 >
*
common
-
•
Feb
28
/*
.
7% May
21
.
Diablo
Mount Vernon
Jant
47 -"
8% May
6,400
4,000
,
;
54%'Feb
Jan
-
1
•
Magnetics Corpi.—...J__33%C
imperial
3%
Apr
38%
4
23%
23
23
5
....
Hygrade Food Products..
J M C
Apr
2% Mar
43
•
class B common.,
Hydrometais
%
/.l
-
(Harvey). Inc—
class
311/2
22 V2 May *••
9,400
%
H
Mt
Apr
7%
13%
200
11
-
34%
Jan
Jan
2% Jari
'•
7
Jan-
14%
Apr
1
1
Jan
*
■
31/4
1% Mar
1,800
23%
Jan
11% Mar
•
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd^
Molybdenum Corp of America
Precision Industries
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred —
100
4.80% preferred series B—
100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—
•
Montrose
Chemical Co
1
Moody Investors Service par tic pref—•
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com
1
6%
cumulative
preferred
—4
8%
Apr
Inc—
Airlines
Mohawk
.
Warrants
12% Jan" 17
"
:
Piping Co.—
Monogram
Jan --
6 i/s
.
v
71/4 Mar
8 V8
;
Jan'
Apr
2%
•
1,400
2
1%
Apr
/
Jan
17%
8'ft Mar
'
700
•
2»suU, Electfic
Hubbell
3%
3,200
i
5%
.77%
'
'
141/2 Mar
900
8»/4
13
7
-
.
„5f preferred
(The)
-
1
Mar •
-.
7% Jan
Apr
/ Apr ./
4
9'-
2%
.
5%
Mar
-'47%
.•
-
4% May
1
■—
&
Hardart
Hoskins
; ;
-15%
:
99
Apr
jan:
4
8%
60c
Hormel :(Geo
A) & Co....
Horn & Hardart
Baking Co..
&
4 '/8
2%-;.
5
Home oil Co Ltd
class A
Class B
.7
Horn
14%
100
3%
'
10,500
50c
--
Apr
43/8
Feb
.
2,300
5%-
-i:—
'
6'A
48%
»
Holt, Rinehart
Hoover Ball"
5,300
6/8
•4/8
-preferred^*
Miller Wohl Co common....
7 47% May
,
Jan
67
.
12 V2
1/
75
Feb
931/4
90
14%
i-._-.25c
1
-
-
'
1
5%
~3%;
/.
Mines^—a
:
2_
11 A
Inc—:—33%.
conv
Apr
9% May
5%
7%
89
,T'
.___50c
4%%
convertible preferred—
50
Mining Corp of Canada
•
/
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% - pfd.—100
Mirro Aluminum Company
—_10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
',91/4
Feb
'30
7'
V!
70
'
-4%
10%
^.11
:
38
"
-
4%
31%
19%
Midwest
r
35,700
2,500
/
12%
13%
—5
Jan
30%-Jan
-Mar
32
3,050 >
18,000
Corp $1
Mid-West Abrasive
6% Jan /.,
71/4 Mar
•.
•
8
"
"
Hiller Aircraft
Corp—./..I.—.1
-
■
4% '
Hoe (R) ,& Co
Inc common——s.
1 "*'
Class A
;
2.50
Hoffman International Corp
98
4
4%:\
Highway Trailer
,
/
•"3,100
46/4
70
100
—
6,200
Oil
51/8
10
21V4
32
1
—-—10
Corp.^—
Associates,
Microwave
-M'idiand
Jan
4
11/4
-
Apr
Apr
3% May
4,600
41/4
47%
;
98
98
-
"
23
'
—,
preferred.
Helmerich
8
"
81/4
41
45%
% May
51/4
5,000
24%
,
8
?.
47 Vs
"5Vb May
2,300
61/4
23%
4
Mining -Co/;..—25c
Helena, Rubenstein- Inc.-———*
& Co 5V2V0
65
7
Feb
250
ft
8%
.
1
—
Hone
Jan
38%
Jan
1%
12 %
9%
21Y4
'7 %
•
Co
preferred
Micromatic
Jan
8% Jan
„
'
-
5%
24 V*,.-.
Hecla
•
Apr
611/2 May
2,000
5%
5%/
Heli-Coil
Heller (W E)
61/4
; •••.: 200
5%
___—
7
/-May
27
..
2,200
61%
32%
6%
v
Jan
7,300
12
3
Michigan Sugar Co common
May,1
81/4 Jan
'
National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
Corp
800
27%
/ 23%
5Vb May ;
4.900
61/2
7
——25
18 V2 Mar
7
3,600
7
.
63(4
10
44%
Jan
19
Jan
5
—-——1 • . 75%Metal &■ Thermit ■Corp.....—-——5 >./■ ?1%
Miami Extruders Lnc
10c
7
Michigan Chemical Corp.....^
—_1
14%
'
Apr
7%
Mfg Co
—1
5%
^Merchants Refrigerating Co.
1 •- —
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd.—^..^1
»—\-
14% -Jan,
.
11%
11%
Menasco
,/2%' Jan
Apr .4
10
2,200.
611/2
Inc—a
Hastings Mfg Co.—I
2
Havana Lithographing Co.
——10c
Hazel Bishop Inc
1
10c
Hazeltine Corp,4 —
77....
• >'• '
Hebrew
211/4
5%
Harbor Plywood Corp—_
1% May
19,000
21/8
111/4
il-ij-IX—
——
Har(field
.1%
10%
l'/a
Corporation.,,
Lamp Co.
9(4 May
20%
MesabiTron Co.....——
•-
Jan
800
5(4
—1
&
6%
£1
:
Inc.
W)
Mays
5% May
15%
6
Inc.
Industries
Maule
20 % May
700
9%
47%
51%
,
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
400
5%
4%
1%
12Vi
warrants..
<Martin Co
Jan-
241/2. Feb
Jan'7
Jan4
»
2iy8
5%
,
1
2.50
Mangel, Stores — LJL
/Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd—
9% May
Jan
26%
7
Public Service Co
Maine
;
Jan
6(4 May
200
9»/2
11%
;—lc
10c
50c
Corporation...
Oil
Feb
4% Mar
4%
Jan
Mar
5
25,900
5%
.1
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna
4(4
7
Jan
12 %
25
warrants
Mages Sporting Goods
-
3%Feb.
Jan :
/v8 7. Jan •
;
Apr;
..10
>
7:1%
May
1%
25,300 i;
Jail
Mar^
3(4
,
9%
5
30c
Inc..
23(4 Mar
Apr
2% May
16%
10
2
Mack Trucks Inc
19%
4,300
40y2
2.50
Corp
Ma( Fadden Publications
i 19% Feb;
7
May/',
6%
10.7 '
Lynch
-
Apr
4,200
10
43%
1
1
Co..
Jan
21
:—_1
Exploration
(The)
14%
23%
10 %
6i/a
5%
1
10
1
Corp
Louisiana Land &
/ Feb
37
12
1
3% May
-
100.
1%
i-1%
22%
r
7
Feb
,23y8 Mar
•
2,400
.22%
l'r/ -10 y«
Corp—_
Electronics
Jan.
Apr
19% Mar
7%
21
5
Kessler & Bartlett cl A—25c
Lunkenheimer
Feb
731/4
>
.
/7.6'ft, Apr /:.
.6,100
J"'
Feb "
Jan
:*34% Mar-
IVa'. Apr 7 7
i.! 2,300
.:
v
2% May
.
'
4.500
1ft
•
•••8%
Grocery- Stores
-
Loral-
:
24(4
Jan
41/4
1
Inc
Jan
21% May
Feb
171/4
Jan
ft Jan
19%
161/4
8y2
5
25c
3
of America
Chain.
3%
8%
5%
"5%
5
5
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
Longines-Wittnauer -Watch Co
Apr
141/2
7
,
18y4Jan--
100
.
-
~32%* Apr- 7'
1,300 7
m-
6%
1%
Guild Films Company Inc..—^Ji.lOc
Gulf States Land & industries—<i;~50c
,,
Corp
Steel
Jan
4(4 Mar
9% May
41/4
10
Inc
Jan
2%
Jan
300
9%
9%
1
cumulative preferred
Lockwood
6% Jan
4% May-""
Mar; ,.i- 7-1%; Jan
.
<
2%
1 VB
~4 y2
.
" Feb
10%
Jan
•
2 »/8
■>.
.r.-'
14%
;
"
'~lVs
Company
—1
Products^——_5
5%
Locke
-161/4 Mar
131/4 Mar
.
,
7 Vb May
(RG)
2%
Apr
300
10
9%
5
—
Apr
3
2,600
1
University
34| Mar
1%
6,300
2Va
10
1
Inc
17(4 Mar
1%
-
Feb
1% Mar
17,600
20y8
2%
3
Extension
Corp
Lithihm
26% Feb
13%
75 pesos
Co
Jan
88
400
21%
X20
20%
1
of Delaware
Tourneau
10
7
May/
93
21% Mar
33%c
Ltd
Jan
28%
1
preferred
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
Apr
.13
'
'
Jari
6%
4% Mar
5
Corp Class A
16(4
9% May
•
33,800 *
'
7.50
Realty Corp.!.
Leonard * Refineries
Inc
Le
24,000
91 %
5
Corp
Industries
Leesona
Apr,,
5iy2 May
,
Jan
\ 11 i/s
,
.600
.
.
33%
9%- -v 9%
9c
Apr
Jan
Vo
1
10c
.1.25
1
20c
1
—1
Lefcourt
94
.
Jan
2(4
49
1
Co—
Sessions
&
Salle
La
Jan
100y4
Jan •
Jan
Apr
7%
27%
2.50
Colbalt Ltd
Mines
Shore
Lanston
Jan
10%
Mar
10/a
•
400
v
327/8
33%
30
_——50c
-—
31%
- >
Jan
16 %
710(4
91
5
Stores
Lainson Corp
Jan
'•
1%
Feb
11 Vi
4%
' _i "
27%
.
25c
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
Industries
Jan
3%
41% May.
VuO /
1 Va
vV'-,
A—...
—
Apr
85 »/2
300
4%
.4%
1 ?V.,
6%
Freehold Leases
Griesedieck
25
11,700
2%,
2y*
I-
Co^-.^
Lake
Jan
16%
"
Feb
50
—50c
pfd
100 *
1
Consolidada S A
La
19% May
i
31%
1% May
16,500
4%
;
% May
9
1,800
1ft
Apr
Feb
19%
2,400
10
9(4
9(4
•
.
common—60c
Producers
preferred series
Hydraulics
Gridoil
92
Industries Inc—1—7—-10c-.
Great Western
9
46%,
;9y8
351/2
Jan
18% May
1,100
100
—4
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Green
-9>/4
;
29,900
9%
Co———16%
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Amer
23
18%
92
Rapids Varnish.—,—.—_—1
Manufacturing, Co__-__.—-—5 7.
Great
;
!..-
10% May
2% May
48 y2
Consolidated. Mines——_—1
Goodman
U
-
24,300
7%
if
1V4
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
Jan
19%
21 y8
10c
cl A—
6%
6%
600
8%
Corp
convertible
$1.20
Jan
30%
C
'>9(4
5 /
Products Corp
Seal
Goldfield
23%
Jan
Jan
9
16 Va May
8
■
4
Feb
Apr
300
;
2%
Inc——----I
(Adolf)
Gobel
515
5
'
—'
B^—t-—-I
Co Inc—,
24/2
13%
5%' Feb
24,900
26% May
Apr
6% May
20
1ft
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Feb
1,600
15%
18(4
2,700
8%
Rubber Co
Kratter (The)
Jan
5%
14%
~
—-—
Distilleries class-
4%
141/4
32
v
Gilchrist. Co —————----—-•
Glass-Tite Industries Inc..————4c
Globe Union
4%
2% May
3% May
2,200
16%
75
——10c
Company
Hotels
Kobacker
Feb
5
7
10% May
17%
2%
22
1
Stores Inc
& Co
(IB)
Lamson
—
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines.———1 '■
Gilbert (AC) Co—
—-~4—
Gleninore
3% May
900
18% May
—50c
General Stores Corporation——
1
General Transistor Corp
1
Genung's Incorporated
.
-1
Georgia Power $5 preferred.:—
? $4.60 preferred
——
^
*
Corp
-
;
3%
14%
-
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp
Controls
7
V
2%
.4
•
Giannini
3%
Feb
75
1
10c
—
Jan
16%
4
Gatineau Power
32 J/2
2,300
Ltd
Dept Stcres Inc
(S)
Knott
/Mar
5
31%
Jan
44
3,500
(Del)
Oil
Kleinert
Jan
32
34%
,■
2
May
13%
27%
44
82,800
—
Electric
Petroleum
Klein
Jan
30 y#
35%
—
°
I
'
26
13
26%
7%
Kirkland Minerals Corp
Feb
1,100
:
3%
1
■
1,300
13 Vi
27
26%
(Walter)
Kirby
Jan
14%
7
Co
Kin-Ark
Jan
Mar
Jan
15c
Kilembe Copper
Feb
10
6,900
V,
14(4
6%
(Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Jan
18
Jan
1,200
Mar
22%
Corp
Company
Jewelry
Kidde
11% Mar
•"
Apr
13
25%
& Company
&
Drug
Kay
Jan
Jan
5% May
147
1
Line Inc.—
71/2
51/4
9% May
(D)
Kawneer
Jan
3,700
67%
10c
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jan
2,300
»
-
6
Katz
Jan
4%
6V4
Apr
16/4
Ford Motor of Canada
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
1
'
3 7 May
139
Apr
33 %c
1
pfd—100
Glass Co
Kansas- Gas
Jan
4%
5%
10%
5%
Kaltman
Apr
17%
Jan
65(4
Co—
—
Industries
Kaiser
28% Jan
11,200
5%
'9%
-
18%
.
'
-1*:' % Mar
17,100
97/s
6
Jan
Feb
121%
500
66
K
Feb
Apr
..
1,400
65%
—*
-
Jan.
26/4
174
115% Mar
25,900
5»/2
fiSS!
14
100
5i/a
5
•
V
'si!
W
3
3i3«
12
Jan
110/4
11
13
Jetronlc Industries Inc.:
Mar
Apr
128 % 130%
66
Manufacturing—.—__1
Oil
8(4
3.90%
Co
Inc
1,000
11
Resistance
Jan
9%
12%
Oil Company
Investors Royalty
-
,
Apr
27'
1 1 ;
—
1,500
17%
5
Flying Tiger
-
-
"
,
ft Feb
.>
-
International
8%
1291/2
5(4 Mar
5
Intex
';431/2 Apr
r
May
26,700
-
16
1 f
Candy Shops Inc
Uranium Mines Ltd
Faraday
8%
2b •/»
—---—
——
Farmer
8%
1501/4 1611/2
1521/4
Fniardo Eastern
1
Faiinv
9'% May,
•
11,100
23%
;
251/2
class
A———1 /
& Instrument
1
Fairchild Camera
eo
Apr
Mar
7%
1,000
1
Ltd
High
Feb
Low
5%
1
Inc
Holdings
Jupiter Oils Ltd"
(Max) IT Co
common
3%
Apr
51/4 May
14
8% ;.,,
•;
300
ft
Breweries
International
Feb
Line
Eureka Pipe
Factor
6%
1/4
%
Snka COTpmatWuK7.7.3Tor"25c
95
3/8 May
1,000
International
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
5%
5
5
—
International Products
liy4
700
9%
i
w
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Apr
37%
,
common
271/4 May
,
'
9
Jan
Jan
4,000
New
i
19% May
: l7/s
Feb
9
900
9%
'
351/2
Feb
Low
25c
1
Insurance Co of North America
Jan
90 y4
33,300
r"
5%
9'/4
1
3%
41
"'5y4
-
9% 7
—
Manufacturing Co
3'/a
39
•,
...
5»/4
26%
1 i/a May
21
Mar
3,400
--J
-10c
1
preferred
8»/a
10
9y2
100
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Inland Homes Corp
Mar
157/8
5% pfd
1st preferred.
cum
;
',,...'21
14
Ml«J common.. 1
*
Brie Forge
171/4 Feb
161/2 May
20% May
26 »/2
common—
convertible
«2
800
—20c
-
Jan
7,400
14*/4
iy4
if/8
25 y4
1%
Jan
10,400
1
Range
of Prices
Par
High
May
25
22%
Millwork Corp
Fauity
19%
American Stock Exchange
221/4 Mar
---1
o-FreUht_Corp
Empire
19>/8
17%
1 '/a
15,000
20%
Communications
District Electric
Empire
18 y»
.
22
85S5& Corp of America
El*Tr01
23
19
SSmffif*
22%
7,100
1
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Stock Exchange
w~t Ended May 13)
,(fw
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
American
,
Week's
35
7%
Feb
2T4 May
,
;
8% Feb
3% Mar
-
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
36
.
.
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
(2120)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May J3)
.
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Par
Nestle-Le
New
Mur
England
New Haven
New
1
Tel & Tel
23%
21%
„20
34%
34%
23%
35%
1
—
Chem
&
1%
1%
1%
57.300
1%
Apr
jl
11
%
7,300
%
Apr
25%
.50c
Co
New
Park
New
Process
New
York
&
New
York
10 Va
1,600
9%
Apr
13%
20,600
1%
Feb
2 Va
134
A
28
'■
Rosario.
'•
28%
22 V4
-
..1L
...
MM
—
I,..
—
North American Royalties
North Canadian Oils Ltd
—
Ind
-
5
I
700
Northspan
33 Va
■:
2%
2%
%
—
4.400
"4
20
63
85%
180
79
13
12.000
'
64
Apr
May,
2% May
Occidental
Petroleum
Co
Old
Oils
Town
40c
9
9%
Corp
2%
Opelika Mfg
20
Electric
Sayre (to Fisher Co
—
--'l
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd.———3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling. Corp—;
1
28%
29
Jan
Feb
85% May
1% Jan
Seaboard
Plywood & Lumber
Western
Airlines—
90
90
,
Seaboard
May
Jan
3%
Jan
A
6%
5%
6
Jan
% May
3% Jan
1,700
58
54%
17%
18
1
17 Va
1
4%
7%
Feb
75 Va
17 Va May
3,000
4% May
7%
45%
1,800
35% Mar
30 Va
3,800
29 Va
31
27 Va
27%
200
26 Va
Jan
27%
25%
27 Va
25
25
._
25%
100
24 Va
Jan
7
5
5 5/B
400
;v '■■■1,700*
3,600
'
•
5
3,500
5
■'ti 5
•■■•;■ 600
;/'•
6 Va
6
"5%
5%
6%
3 V4
'2%
3»/4
12 Va
12
12 Va
17%
15%
18 Va
2,100
14%
12%
10 Va
12 %
18,100
8 Va
20c
Mining
Water & PoweL.
Co
Class
B
Jan
Silver-Miller
25%
Jan
21 Va
Jan
9,600
2% Mar v
700
12
10% Mar
2,300
26 Va Mar
31% Jan
103
104%
1,400
8,300
3%
90
-
24%
24%
1,400
23 Va
Jan
25 Va Mar
Silvray Lighting Inc.
24%
25
700
23%
Jan
25 Va Mar
Simea
24
24
200
22% Mar
24 Va Mar
22%
22%
22%
600
21
Jan
22% May
21%
21%
100
20%
Jan
22 Va
Va
Apr
Jan
92% Mar
42%
42%
25
42%
Apr>
46 Vt
Jan
27 %
1,790
2b Va
Apr
30 Va
Jan
%
4,600
%
Jan
Va
Apr
■h
19%
14,900
20 %
23
20
,
23
19% May
50
22 Va
TVs
1 Va
1%
18,800
1 Va
irf
%
A
9,300
4%
4 V4
4Va
fr
6%
611
7
A
1,200
13,200
1,000
;
..
V
29% Jan
31
Apr.
May
-
Jan
2% Jan
.
% May':
4 Va May «-
Va
Jan
5%
Jan
.
Simmous-Boardman Publications—
4.50%
4
112
Jan
27
%
25c
24%
24%
Feb
Marr
,
1
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
12% May
Feb
38
28 Va
4 Va
27
2
5%
Apr'
Apr
Jan
10c
5%
Va Mar
14% Feb
24 Va Jan
7% May
•
Ltd
4
May
89%
—~2
Mines
..
Apr
Apr
4
104%
3
Corp
Feb
27 Va
Coi__10c
-———
Silver Creek Precision
Jan
Jan
5% Feb
47/a Mar
I6V4
-100
Canada..—
9V»
3%
1,500
4
common—^.12.50
of
Jan
7%
*
——
Jan
7 Va
1
preferred—
Jan
6Va
/
14%
35
5
Products Inc
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Apr
3%
•
5,500 "
*
Denn
Mar
87/b
May
3 Va
—
Jan
\!6V8
8%
Feb
3
2%
Inc
/ 8 Va
■'j
May
5% May
2% Mar
700
Apr
IV4 Jan
12 Va Jan
6
'
3%
3
Vv3 4'
4%
2,400
4,100
"6,500
,
3Va
Co.
22V2
; lVa Feb
5% May *
"
14%
Leather
'
Jan
May
18% Apr
17% Feb
"
5%
"5%
5Va
Inc——i—.3
Bros
20 %
6% Jan/
4Va Mar'v
"
2,400
Sherwin-Williams
27V* Mar
Jan
8%
6%
'
Va May' "
% May '
8V» May>.
116,300
4%
45% May
29%
30 Va
25
8%
~8%
20%
3]§
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
42
pfd
800
15 VA
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
1st
13,100
U
237/a
Shoe
—
%
%
3%
Jan
20
;100•
21 Va
:%
14 Va
Sherman
Apr
100
Feb '•*
20 %
Shawinigan
Jan
18%
Feb
Jan
16 Va- Jap v
3%
Shattuck
Apr
5Vt
Jan
18%
200
21 Va
Tvz
Jan
8 Va Mar
:
:
Jan
16
17 Va
17 VA
23%
Seton
U Jan
48% Mar
500
17 Va
5
Apr
P
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
1st preferred
5% 1st preferred
Jan
19
'
20
17%
Servomechanisms
Jan
17%
2,010
58%
17%
5
Corp.
Va
4
Amer shares.lOs
—_
Jan
4%
8% May,
7
"Jan
50c
Serrick Corp class B—...
1
Servo Corp of America——...———1
Jan
93
87
3,900
%
%
7%
36
7
———
4
300
19%
Sentry Corp new common.
25% Mar
May
7Va
■7
17%
Seaporcel Metals Inc.
„„—10c
Securities Corp General
———.1
Security Freehold Petroleums
*
Seeburg (The) Corp.
—
1
1%
5% Mar
200
90%
;
'7
—1
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
1,800
300
9Va
1
1%
28 Va May
700
900
9 Va
5%
13%
2%
19,700
21%
28%
1
Corp
Jan
.3%, Jan
,
15% Mar
17%
7'■■■';■
6%
Jan
9
21,000
6
5%
5%
21
100
preferred
Securities
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—.——.—.———25c
U Feb
19,800
common
Mar
,3%
,
,
Apr
2% May
8%
Saxon Paper Corp-'—--,——,—25c
67 Va
U May
% May
2.000
2%
_90c
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Oxford
9%
2%
20c
preferred
-
200
16%
17%
^
50c
Petroleums Ltd.—
Seeman
Ltd
cumulative
Overseas
1
—.—:—————_1
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalta
3
Jan
Apr>
.'Apr
-
%
14,700
.————50c
Brass
'
-10c
Corp
Ogden Corp
Ohio
3
■"
Jan
.-
//V
o
3
Feb
10
2Va May
2% Feb
2,600
3 Va
Jan
2 ;
,
12,100
(Del)
4,200
3%
3 Va
5%
Corp
Lawrence
•
Jan
Apr
May
~
Corp
of Amer A
Nuclear Corp
600
3 Va
Sarcee
10 Va
May
4%
300
5/
'
—
Industrial
2%
Jan
Jan
'
Ltd—
4Vt%
Jan
Feb
3
Jan
Jan
32%
7,900
.
*
84%
85%
Ltd—
Mines
Uranium
Warrants
Nova
pfd.
Mines
Nickel
7 Va
Jan
2 Va
39
li
1%
30
100
St.
Jan
30
% May
7
2.900
;4%
64
Pub Serv
6,900
4%
2%
—
Salem-Brosius
"Jan
43
:
•
Northern
8
18 Va
3 Va
;
l
Apr
A May
-
-
7,800
4%
2 V
2%
"j"
2%
RR Co
North Rankin
3
2%
1
Ltd.
Inc—f-——
2.50
San Carios Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
20
4%%
series preferred:
———20
4.40% series preferred
—2Q
5.60% series preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—-—;
1
40 Vt
„
22 Va May
25
33%
33 V*
m-mr—— — — -I
Inc
Northeast Airlines
Penn
7"%
Feb
"28% May
350
6,200
30
31%
A_.
31%
,
4,200
-
4%
Railway.
class
13
5 va
May
Apr
5,600
1,700
(V
I
1
...
Jan
2 Va
.bOc
Avenue
*
39%
'
e
Cement
Fifth
...l
U Jan
% May
1.500
7
American
Russeks
7{A
Oil Co Ltd-«.
Low
,
4 Va
3
3
Feb
154
Mar
127
300
39%
Inc
Class B
North
40
138
%
37%
Ltd—
Norfolk & Southern
North
Royalite
14%
13%
3
•
Range Since Jan.
,
9.400
%
1
May
—
Honduras
_
Shares
High
%
4
Jan
2%
•
Lites
23% Mar
10,700
26 %
Nipissing Mines
Noma
Jan
9%
22%
Co
Mines
32
-
Jan
2 Va
Merchandise.
Rim
Jan
1
13%
.50c
Jan
2%
24 Va
„1
Auction
37%
9%
•
Oils
York
5.000
4 Vt
—1
Inc
Raceway
Roosevelt
Jan
2Vt
Co
New Superior
23%
-
1
.25c
Mining Co
New
17% Mar
34% May
2,800
1
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
Nickel
14
Low
.30c
14% Mar
Apr
13%
Clock & Watch Co——
Min
Idria
12
14
Co
Range
of Prices
Par
3% Jan
2% May
8,800
3.700
1
-
American Stock Exchange
I
High
Low
3%
2%
3 v8
.30c
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low.
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Weel
Friday
Friday
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40
dividend
preferred
$4.75
conv
$4.36
dividend
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Airlines
preferred
dividend preferred
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
Pacific
Power
3%
1
Ltd
Park
Chemical
Parker
Pen
class
Patino
of
10
Photo
Peruvian
'•
2.50
Corp
__1
Inc
Oils
900
9%
10 Va
J
■
South
31
v
4%
7
•7%
7%
5%
63%
-
•:
.
28%
39%
43 Va
-3.400
1A
1ft
62
600
43
7%
4Vi
6.300
:
25 Va
Apr
-
Jan
.
Industries
——————5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Ce__10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
2
10c
Phoenix
Steel
Corp
Piasecki
Aircraft Corp..
Industries Inc
Pierce
Materials
&
40% Jan
1
1
1
Alexander
Inc
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Preston East
(Del)___2.50
new
common
1.300
6%.r
,"•11.;
3,900
45%
43%
45%
2%
2Va
17%
2%
17
10
46%
47
1,000
■-
.
.
403
.
2%
150
29%
27%
29%
3%
3%
i
8%
7%
•
8%
700
21%
H.400
10
9%
10
85 Va
86
-_20c
38 Vn
38%
3
23 Va
23%
...200
12%
13%
5,000
2.100
*
13% Mar
Apr
Stanley
59 Va
58%
66
May
-
Feb
5%
9 V's
Jan
Jan
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
85%
I..
475
Stinnes
Jan
Jan
86%
200
35
Jan
22% Mar
38% May
29 V» Jan
Stylon
12 Va
23%
v
5
—
•
12%
May
Jan
Quebec Lithium Corp—_
Quebec Power Co
..1
2
212
A
5,800
21«
Apr
3%
Jan
35%
—
Feb
36%
20 Va
~
-
,
4%
400
65
"
3,700
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600
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17
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1
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31
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23
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39%
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Jan
3% Jan
,
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22%
12—•
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92
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24
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15
74% May
3,500
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27 Va
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275
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15'/4 May
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4
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1
1,300
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36
41
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20
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700
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3 V2 Jan
2% May s,
7% Jan
5Va Apr
•
42 Va Apr
24 V4 Feb •:
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Talon Inc class
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1
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Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
1
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.
$1.25
convertible
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__10
.3.33
1
(Robert)
i«('/4
10,100
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1,500
11%
Jan
13 Va Mar
Television
100
19-/8
Apr
21%
—
—
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1
.
3,100
3% Mar
,5%
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14,400
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50%
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10%
2,500
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45% Feb
10V4 Mar
52%
10%
12 Va Mar
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3.900-
18
26
1
1
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5%
5%.
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Apr
2
Mar
Apr
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3%
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18%
17%
18%
79%
80
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6%
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.-
115
5%
103
5 Va
2,000
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8
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Thompson-Starrett
Apr
70c convertible preferred—*
Thorncliffe Park Ltd————
28% Jan
Thorofare Markets
2%
Jan
Thriftmarkets
9%
Jan
Ttlo
Jan
4% May
4Va
26
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vMar
7
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1
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7
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-
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10
7%
,
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1,600
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17% May
2
1,000
6%
700
-
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21%
.
Apr
9
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•,
20% May
11
1,400
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11
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5s
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—
,
5%.
,
U
11
5%
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1
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200
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.
;
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5% May.
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
12 Va
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6% Feb
-
27 Vt
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22. , May /
78:,.'. Jan v;
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800
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5
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Cuba Oil Co class A...—1.
22
27 Va
31%
'
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900
100
11
4
143/3 jan
Jan
11%
»
•
26
Jan
15% Feb
20% Jan
''
3 V4 Jan
1,200
20%
v
Apr
92V4 Mar
'
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14,100
25%
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1%
11 % Mar
2%
7
20%
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9%
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7%
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4 Vt
;
6% May
1% Mar
1 Va
Mar
12%
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10%
1%
9Va
4,400
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9% Jan
3 Vt
Mar
2
89
.
10%
Apr
Feb
2
5,300
20
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7%
1,400
25%
.Trans
37 Va May
•
7 Va May
4.300
2%
6%
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1,700
3Va
20%
—
*
,
,
7 Va
Jan
9.400
;
10%
,
2%
7%
.
1
—
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.-.——
3%
Apr
Inc
Apr
Jan
25
5.100
7%
Roofing Inc
z
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered.,—El
Jan
Jan
81%
Co
•
7%
10%
—5
37%
7 Va
~
1
-50c
Jan
Apr
Apr-
Inc
Co
8%
Mar
3% May
17%
Electronics
Shovel
35%
7%
.20c
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Apr
23%
Apr
*
1
—1
——
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6V4
v
dep rets ord regis.
Roosevelt Field Inc—
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8
pfd F_-—100
see page
May
5%
■4%
21
35%
——_
10%
—1
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footnotes,
Jan
51 %
(I) & Sons Inc class
A——.50c
Ltd—
11%
1
Robinson Technical Products Inc.__20c
& Elec 4%
May
1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—'
Vtc extended to-Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas
7
—1
Reiistofiex Corp _*
_z——— "III
Rico Argentine Mining Co
_50c
Rldgeway Corp
3%
79.300
..10
:
—
—:—
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Telepronipter Corp
Jan
•
—
9 '/a
3%
...
Corp
23%
6%
——
Inc
Feb
15% "Jan
16 Va
.
Tenney Engineering Inc..—
.10c
Texam Oil Corporation..
—1
•
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd—
Texstar Corp —
—-——
10c
19%
3%
•
Jan
12%
—1
..10
Jan
19%
——_.
.—5
—5
preferred
Jan
12%
Corp—...
& Co—a
Jan
common
12 Va
...1
{
27
A
common
22%
±. ...1
■
21% Mar
B
cumulative
22 Va
400
7
4%
Feb
12,700
9%
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Feb
8% Apr
19% May
•«
10%
20%
—5c
Apr
44%
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
v8%
-
30%
16%
23 Va
19'/»
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For
X21%
Feb
35V7 May
3"%
10 %
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
—;
a
Republic Industrial Carp——..
RepubllcrThamcon Indus
Rolls Royce
22%
34%
Investment
Trust Of America
Rokeach
37%
20
preferred—:— ...20
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:—
Reeves Soundcraft
Corp
Reinsurance Investment
Reis
—
1
5%
5%
5Va
100
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%
A
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12,100
% May
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12
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Feb
•
29
.
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200
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23 Va
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17 Va
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5,100
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.
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18% Jan
8%
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67%
8% May
;
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-
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Jan
26
/
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21
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200
8%.
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14
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2,400
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21
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20 Va Apr
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10
3,200
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22
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511% May v;.,
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55
'
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1,100 i
6
12
,
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Apr
28
5%
11%
v
Jan
20%. Jan
600
9%
International Petrol Corp..—1
Superior Tool & Die Co
.4-—t
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Syntex Corporation
—2
Q
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Jan
48'/a
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17%
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'
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Feb
56% May
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23 %:" Jan
'
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.
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10 Va.
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& Co
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10 Va Apr
Jan
8%
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..'1
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22%
1,000
21%
64
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5
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20 Va
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200
10
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Mar
17
15
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12
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30
'
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—25c
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Steel Co of Canada ordinary
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5
Feb
200
10%
20
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Feb
400
24%
21%
—.*
class
24%
21 Va
Statecourt
Jan
3 Va
*
22
,,
1
Starrett (The) Corp common.
Jan
Feb
22%
'
28% May
'
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53
—1
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170
Jan
Jan
15%
;
1
18% Mar
1,100
56%
48%
—_
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6% May
V
24 Va
.
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11
400
200
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.
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,
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;
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preferred
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3A
1,370
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19%
21%
-
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Standard' Tube
:
.
•
;
56
—25
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5%
45%
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.
6,300
6%
19
28%
28%
v
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24
Apr
25
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6%
preferred
—25
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2.>
9% Jan
11%
11
18%
cumulative
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300
1,000
11%
-.25
cumulative preferred
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May
4%
4%
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Apr
y
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11
27% May
19,400
17 Va
1
.
4.24%
;
16% Feb
4%
4 Va
Apr
Jan
113%
60%
'45% Feb
preferred—:—25
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Apr
,
preferred
Feb
9
Apr
cumulative preferred.
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2% May
16% May
2
2,700
:
Feb
46%
4,100
59%
--
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10
75
2%
1
Mar
4%
4%
4%
;
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Jan
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10
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1
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..
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.
1.390
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r
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.
2.700
...
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of
1,100
•
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Service
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29Va May
.1
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Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence
5.600
40
*
r
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Public
,
11%
6-'
6%
4% Mar
...
13%
11
5% May
5,200
41%
51%
£1
5
Spencer Shoe Corp———.—
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—i
Staid-Meyer
Inc
:
t
Apr
1% Mar
31% Mar
1.300
-
10
Polymer Corp class A
Inc
7%.
100 Va 101
11 Va
Polarad Electronics
Corp
Poloron Products class A
Prentice-Hall
9%,
12%
100 Va
10c
6%
9%
I
2.200
5%-
7%
13
1
50
Ihc
5%
"
7%
.
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*.
33 Va
5%
■
6
1
Pneumatic Scale
Powdrell &
5%
s
31%
9%
;
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Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
32Va
4
(Del)
,
'
~
6,700
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1
Southern Realty & Utilities—.—j.——1
Southland Royalty Co.
i
5
Feb
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
60 Va
1 v*
i
52
Feb l.
.
56%
4.48%
Southern
67% Jan
60 Va
-•
preferred:
cumulative
Feb
13
!•
Apr-
20
cumulative preference
25
convertible preference...—25
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7%
3,610
—1
<
Jan
.
.
38%
35 Va
7
28%' Apr v37.
May
1 *
cumulative
4.78%
6V4 May
Feb
.33%
.
4.88%
39
31»/a
42
4.32%
'
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Feb
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original
Jan
297/a
37
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5%
8A Jan
1
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4.56%
<12% Jan
v.
3% May
8% Jan.
500
.
-
27%
Ut
Feb
6%
8%.- "... 300—
8%
63
27%
1
15%
9% May;
3 Va Mar
63,700
63%
Mar
;
Jan
Jan
...
100
4%
8%
-
12 Va
16%
1,300
7%
:
1% Mar
May
Mar
14
1,200
6%
«.
36
Apr
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2% Jan
r
a
II May
.6,800
•
4%
-
20c
& Minerals
Apr
South
9
900
4
■.
Pep Boys (The)—
A.
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)..20
Perfect Circle Corp—.
—2.50
Perfect
9,800
14%
"6%
Products.
Co
Electronics
1 Va. Apr
14%
Ltd
Metal
Traffic
Pentron
14%
Corp
Canada
Peninsular
Penn
Soss
15
2
Parkersburg-Aetna
8.100
1%
9
Jan
May
30% Jan
Jan
24% Mar
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5%
—•
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Venezuelan
"SouOtone
13V* APr
100 Va
preferred
1
Ltd
(Howard') Paper Mills.
Smith
Jan
9%
18%
.
2
Class B
U
1.700
75
Apr
May
4V<
Vl
9%
4i
►
•
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*9% May
'6% May
1%
"1%
li
.
*
7,700
30 VA
9 Va
.
24,uvtF
26%
1
A
94%
...5,000
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
TSllck Airways' Inc.
May
88
Shares
convertible
$3
Sinclair
131% Jan
3,100
26%
26
*
Jan
Jan-
30 Va
1%
90
90
26%
(C A) vtc
2 Bol
Amer shares__l Bol
Company—
Co
lOVa
6%
6%
99% 100
99%
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil (CA)
9%
6%
900
3%
Jan
American
Simpson's
Apr
Apr
89 Va
122'/a May
78 Va Jan
220
190
3%
10
1
...
&
520
88
87%
•
Jan
85
530
89 %
93%
94%
123% 124
94%
•
•
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100
Padding ton Corp class A—
1
Page-Hersey Tubes
—:——:——
Pancoastal
82
79%
88%
88%
•
dividend
$4.75
,
>
Jan
8% Jan
A
Jan
Number. 5951
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2121)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
stocks
American
Low
__1
America—
A common--
riass
9Ve
Union Gas
Union
United
United
United
29
Jan
27%
21
22
Jan
24'/2
26%
19% Mar
28'A May
12%
17
Jan
13 y4
Jan
1
47
2
2%
7,700
53A
1,300
ctfs
9%
97/a
200
36%
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32,500
1,600
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(Del)
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210
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6%
6%
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4%
4%
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12,200
7%
4%
10,500
12 Va
200
4Vi
45/a
12
12
11%
10%
10Ya
Inc
Utilities 4.40%
pfd
Western Development Co
/-3%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
763/4
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
~23/4
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lVa
Inc
\ 1%
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100"
323/4
323/4
31%
1,400
.
rets
ft
19
1%.
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20
20%
200
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6
6
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6%
4%
subord
June-Dec
1974
4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis 1970
June-Dec
Boston Edison 2%s
Chemoil Industries
series
A
debs
6s
Quar-Feb
1998
June-Dec
1970
Finland Residential
General Builders
subord
debentures
&
RR
National
RR
Bellas
4s
Hess
liq tr ctfs—
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1974
England Power 3'As 1961_
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
«/2Adue 1953
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1st
extended to
Pennsylvania Water
p,,m?s o1970
Service
«apid
&
American
Co
7s
3'As
Co
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3
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1965
series
A
1973
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series
B
1973
series
C
1976
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.
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1976
series
E
1978
F
1979
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H
1982
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Mar-Sept
1983
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California
South
Feb-Aug
JWv
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southwestern Gas
&
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1970
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47
1970
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+0.5
+0.7
289.5
Goods"—:
287.1
229.7
426.3
250.8
+0.8
+0.5
+0.9
—1.2
230.8
—
Service
430.0
.
^
432.5
,
+0.6
-
<
247.9»
-
'
Low
3??'?
High
Change
and
stock
1960—
Percent
•
388.8
.
446.5
472.1
"
2874
216.1
414.7
247.9
sNew Low.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
88%
84%
19
:
50
'45-
88
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
/
High
138
100
,
Mon.
May
Tues.
9-
May 10
'May 11—
Fri.
28%
29
9
99%
99%
1
-
160
/
-
-
99%
'•'/
V.
'•
16
73
mmm*'
77.
81
72
104
127
90
96
111
90
113
73
74
4
73
77%
97%
96
97 %
2
96
98
84
0
184%
81
1959
$26,147,000
Jan. 1 to May 13
I960
' * ' 1959
*
347,510,011
276,848,701
18,115,455
15,420,970
Shares
94
Railroad
2
and
86%
29,027,000
497,838,000
* 596,660,600
$30,000,000
$525,901,150
$625,106,900
Exchange
Transactions at the American Stock
117%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
88
120
(No. of
98
.169
~3
61
64%
92%
31
88%
93
86%
2
753/4
86 3/4
Thurs.
May 11
May 12
Fri.
May 13
,.
85%
76
80 Va
179
81
79
78
83 Vi
85
-
Wed.
--
1,108,625
1,329,080
—
"
,
-
:
$63,000
56,000
127,000
92,000
77,000
$29,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
3,000
5,151,705
9—
May 10
Totw
Bonds
Bonds
$415,000
$37,000
890,980
910,130
912,890
'
--
$9,000
'
$1^VoOrt
57,000
129'^
-----
80Ya
182
84
May
Tues.
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Foreign
Gov't-
Bonds
Stocks
94
135
178
Domestlo
Shares)
6
3
Mon.
•
24,745,000
$26,147,000
industrial
Total
61
61
28>4414;4°0°00
28
'
96
183
$1,000
$4,500
-
-
_
Banr.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
142
-
135
92
Government
S
943A
86
187
-
of
;•
' *
87
90
—
119y8 119%
U
Internationa!
101%
87 Ya
92 3/*
94%
193
61
—-I'.
'
I960
Stocks—Number
100
1100
101%
90%
90%
140
5-258,000
+,6,149,000
-----
;
81
106
181
104'
105
—
'
—:
week Ended May 13
-
4,624,000
5,102,000
,
~
$1,402,000
$24,745,000
15,420,970
Total
„
:;
21
71
20
171,
+
May 13—
|
•
———
32
25
V 99%
+
116
493/4
May 12_
"
$668,000
308,000
137,000
- 98,000
191,000
$4,346,000
4,316,000
4,965,000
5,160,000
5,958,000
Total
Bond
Sales
U.S.
Gov't
Bonds
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
"Bonds
Bonds
2,669,190
2,882,460
2,900,760
3,215,580
3,752,980
—
-
.
Foreign
and Miscel.
No. of
Shares
Wed.
42%
17
43 y4
Railroad
'
120%
119
—
43
88
187
—
Total
80
78
86%
81
87
96
96
90
97
973/4
199% 101
1101% 103
105
-
188%
184%
189
105 Va
90
20
100
I960
Stocks—Number
of
5,151,705
Shares
1959
83'000
$464,000
Jan. 1 to May 13
I960
1959
*
98,052,867
7,781,475
103*
96%
100%
198
993/4
97%
J
3.000
$12,000
Week Ended May 13
80
80
86
96
3.569; Ralls, 5.234;
*• ; •
■
.
April 29, '60
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
90
ApriZ-Oct
."
391.2
Non-Durable
Jan. 1
Low
No.
827/a
Feb-Aup
82.86
82.76
82.74
82.73
(1939=100):
Vj
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
90
Feb-Aup
series
82.83
83.83
83.78
83.77
83.77
prices based on the closing prices of the common
Transportation
Jan
70
92
,
Manufacturing
Jan
5%
68
Feb-Aup
G
8Va
$89
Jan-July
series
series
May 13_»
105.27
105.64
May 6, '60
70
Feb-Aug
-
104.81
May 12—
87 y8
Feb-Aup
27/aS
3 '/as
Mar
63%
May-Nob
AprlZ-Oct
3s 1981—May-Noo
debs '62—Jan-July
'
,
Composite
Jan
82 Ya
1998_Jan-July
1967
3s
24%
5
1964—June-Dec
6s
;
'
May 11—
.1
1% Jan
Mar
18
Jan-July
Power
Edison
Jan
85
—April-Oct
&
ejJf TTConv subord debs 1964
pDrlw«bor Water Power Corp
Sm.Pv/
Petroleums Ltd 5s conv
foutnern California
Apr
3%
85
April-Oct
1968
_—
debs
911
85
—-Jan-July
Electric
Apr
6
May-ZVou
1963
mortgage 3'As
3S 1971
following divisors: Industrials,
the
^
May 10—
year are as follows
Jan
120
Mar-Sept
New
*w
30 Va
119
-Jan-July
National Research
Corp—
5s
convertible subord debentures 1976—Jan-July
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5 Vis
Apr
119
+/
v
April-Oct
wi
1984
using
Wed.
Thurs.
Thurs.
1970_:
4s
~
..
week ending May 6, 1960, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Jan
6
High
863/4
863/4
May
1963—5 Vis
14
3% May
Friday's
J43
Mar-Sepf
^Italian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley
■
May-Nov
1963—
Western
or
Jan-July
1961
y
Mtge Bank 5s
Corp—
"
78.86
78.71
78.75
for
-
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
6s
Apr
lft May :
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
1973
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
AGuantanamo
■
.
79.20
80.00
80.01
79.95
Closing
9__
Apr
20
106 % 107 %
•-
* 80.00
Week's Range
"
Low
debs
80.06
88.40
88.40
88.46
88.46
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Feb
3,600
Sale Price
AAmer Steel &
Pump
1
91
29
19 Ya
2,200
5,200
Last
Interest
Aug
fan
5,700
23%
3%
1
50c
10c
t
ft
1
83.79
88.35
*
,
.-
The SEC index of stock
Jan
5
Feb
26% Mar
-
89.06
by
Fri.
Feb
2% May
22%
138.54
daily
Tues.
.
■
Jan
9%
1ft
Bonds
79.12
"
"
200.28
200.74
201.34
105.10
105.09
'
"
Feb
9
23 Va
40
ltles
t
201.54
„
88.83
May
Jan
14J/a
34%
25
~
Mon.
11% Jan
20%
;
Rails
Jan
18%
,
137.75
Jan
19% May
87
American Stock Exchange
6s
Apr '
88.61
Date—
;•
Mar
'
18 Va May
18%
Friday
Bethlehem Steel
2%
300
•
Util-
Grade
.
Ralls
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
II,700
27%
,
.Grade
trials
,
.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
11
Jan
26
2 %
8% May
100
£1
conv
%
-
Jan
.1,500
24
Indus-
...
Total
10
201.92
88.87
compiled
are
32% May
14% May
12% Jan
_
88.98 '
137.68
Apr
Jan
%
"*
140.85
"139.80
606.54
607.87
Mar
18 V'a
bonds
5%s
-
Feb
27%
40c '
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Alsco Inc
4
47
5s
i
Co
23%; Feb
Jan
•;1%
200
2%
2%
65
.
Stocks
607.48
12—
87 "Mar
" 57/a Apr
;'
700
9 %.
Second
lis; Jan
-
18% War
"
14%
ities
ytil|ties, 8.53; 65 stocks, 18.15.
37%
,
preference
Off-Shore
Jan
3% Jan
29'%
-
600
13%
Util-
604.82
Averages
30 ya Mar
800
1%
13%
RailroadB
607.62
Durable
•
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
.1
Zapata
30%
.
1,200
14%
13 '/a
1
regular
ord
May
4V4
% Mar
41
19%
Vi
%
First
—
10
10
Total
15
L_
9
Jan
,,
,Jan;
•
100
47
listed
—
Jan
3ft Mar
100
2
dep
1% Jan
Apr:
37/aJan
24,500
7,900
100
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (P W) Ltd—
6%
3%
79
'
303/4
,
—Bonds
20
11
93
300
ft
*
American
May
30%
3,300
%
fMMil. "1".
k
daily closing
6
May
8%
pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
the
10
Feb;
1%
47
1
25
Light 4ya%
:
200
323/4
May
Feb
20 %
%
"
trials
May
26% Mar
\
are
Date
Jan
29 "* Feb
3 ft
1
5% preferred
80
\
2% May
1 Va Apr ;
18% Jan
47/a
dividend.
Ex-stock
z
no
Indus•
Jan
4
3V2 Mar
"600
,■
10
—
iy8
130
3ft
;
-
prices;
receivership.
10
28 Vi
I,200
4%
/
t
Ex-rights,
flat.
Stocks
"
Apr
Feb
2%
400
86
,
d Ex-Interest,
averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.;
on
76% May
4% Jan
Jan
2% Apr
2%
47/a
." t
-
Below
'5% Jan
V
2%
86
45
'
3%
20
(not included in year's range),
50
40
—
Jan
3%
1%
1
—
Williams (R C) & Co„
Wilson Brothers, common
&
14
116,300
"
63%
45
Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
r Transaction for cash
(not included*in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
Jan
107/a May
17,200
29
20
-
y
being traded
bid and ask
37
Stock and Bond Averages
Apr
12%
75
—
Wisconsin Pwr
13 Vi
'
84
r:2%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
White Stag Mfg Co
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Wickes (The) Corp
;
5
Williams-McWilliams
Mar
97/a Mar
500
1%
80^3/4
29
3%
—10
Ex-dividend,
x
Bonds
49'/a
$43
delivery transaction
g
range),
483/a
Jan
Feb
.
Mar
'
3
29
20
Coal
year's
>6% Jan
~ May
3
84
Is
_• 1
Jan
7Vi
Deferred
a
distribution,
in
483/a
sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in
*
/
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1." when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Feb
3
100
63%
—
'
6%
20%
*
A
1 Friday's
8% Jan
9%
10
763/4
27/a
Ltd—
Invest
included
tribution.
Feb
10%
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
Jan
18
Jan
1,800
33/4
_27/a
100
1
:
f
Jan
12
1,100
•No
Feb
Jan
30
,
IV*
50c
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
—Jan-July
-4Vi May
•
983/4
$63%
of)-
Jan
13%
5 Va
8,900
.(Republic
Jan
18%
9% Mar
>7%
7%
Peru
11% Mar
-
$100
,_Mar-Sept
46 Vi May
6% May
4% Feb
10%
10
900
-
$60
—
-.Jan- July
6
May
6"% May
78
—
$60
_April-Ocf
9 Va Mar
15 Va
92
——
$63
—June-Dec
Jan
41 Vi
Apr
Feb
67/a
~47/a
1
1.25
Williams Brothers Co__
Vi
33Vi
94%
-.
Mortgage Bank of Bogota-
,
7% May
12
36,900
*
16
Apr
18%
90
II
-
173%
..
$90
._May-JVoo
46%
30 Va May
15
170
415
t
llVi Mar
Feb
3Vi
,
72
99%
r
11%
37/a
V
9
R3/„
7%
13%
lO
5
Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
Westmoreland
200
37/a
5%
May
7%
1
Weiman & Company
Westmoreland
6 3/4
453/a x46
10c
•
preference
Stockholders
8
33 »/4
6% ;
3+8
30 Va
•
2,300
95%
63%
99
93
.,1150
$90
19 V Jan
■
19
}157
—
—May- Nov
34% Mar
93/B
137/a
30
Precision Instrument
Products
Apr ;
407/a
_1
Webb & Knapp Inc common
Western
13
67
$120
Apr
3% May
9% Jan
61/2
__
—Jan-July
Feb
181%
100
"90%
1120
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1951-,
Port & Waterways 6 V2S 1952-,
jan-JuZp
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
Jan
6
...
9%
•
100
$2 cumulative preferred
West Texas
7.700
Jan
4
7% preferred
West
168
4
...
B
Jan
6
J
Apr,'..
3%
8
Banks—
Jan
3%
"
3%
•
Waitt & Bond Inc common
West Chemical
May
V Feb
High
98
Jan-July
Prov
&
J an
7Vi
5
'
Co
Webster Investors Inc
55
Apr
2
•".
90
133/4'
13%
1951
Apr
'
•
Wagner Baking voting trust
series
179
177
10c
W;
:
,
5%
5%
2
—
41% Mar
'
25c
Vogt Manufacturing
1%
*
1
-1
Coke Co
5ft Jan
1
5%
1
Products
3ft M»y
7,400
21/2
3%
.
7,400
500
10
—
653/4
German
47
Jan. 1
Low
-
199% 100
ADanzig
Jan
7s
1952
A
series
Jan
11,800
3OV2
A6s
Range Since
NO.
993/4
194%
June-Dec
Bonds
Sold
High
99%
June-Aug
of German State
series
8 Va
6%
9%
A6s
28%
Jan
Range
Friday's
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
5Vi May
5Ya
.25c
Industries warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
Apr
9% May
1974
1960
Traction 5s
Central Bk
1,600
5%
44%
—5
Van Norman
Aircraft
100
100
.
5Va
1
Knapp Inc 5s debs
3Y4
3ft
1
.50c
&
1ft
3%
Valspar Corp
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Inc
IO1/2
•
Corp
Virginia Iron Coal &
12,200
14 Va
101/2
—1
—10
$6
"
27,.,-. Feb-ir.fl-
Universal Consolidated Oil
-10c
Universal Container Corp cl A com
.25c
Universal Controls Inc
-15
Universal Insurance
•
Universal Marion Corp
—
—5
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Waltham
May' "
177/e
ABaden
—1
Universal American Corp
Corp
Jan
5%
Co Ltd—
.10s
ord registered
.100
United N J RR- &i Canal-———
—1
United Pacific Aluminum
.50c
U S Air Conditioning Corp
1
U S Ceramic Tile Co
—1
U S Foil Co class B
:st
—1
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
Waco
653/4
West Penn
21% May
21% May
19% Apr
~5%
United Molasses
Amer dep rets
Vornado
Webb
1,300
14 '/a
50c
United Industrial "warrants"
United Milk Products
Vita Food
Jan
11,400
101/2
Elastic Corp
—
2-60
Improvement & Investing—
United Stores
Wasatch
993/4
221/4
200
or
Bid & Asked
debs 6s ser A 1963-—
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
.—June-Dec
23%
9 Va
-20
Oil & Gas Ltd vtC___.
Canco
Jan
211/4
•
Asbestos Corp—
united
101/4
21%
1,500
Last
Sale Price
Low
97/s
25
—4
Period
High
,
Feb
21
—5
Aircraft Products
United
8i/2
9Vs
.10
Investment Co
———
Stock Yards of Omaha=
Union
800
:■
U
Chemical Corp
Co of Canada
Unexcelled
Low
9%
23»A
»
Corp
r
High
9
Interest
American Stock Exchange
21%
-——
Conduit & Cable Co_
Tri-Continental warrants
Temper
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
..
97/a
10c
Triangle
True
Shares
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended May 13)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
SallsponaUoTco^p'of
Week's
Last
37
103
105%
86
87%
83%
90
Foreign
Foreign
government
corporate
$415,000
37,000
12,000
$406,000
44,000
25,000
503,000
371,000
$475,000
$11,170,0001
185,000,071
$l0'743,000°o0
So
84%
86Y4
Domestic""-
Total
—
$464,000
...
000
'
$12,003,000
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2122)
.
.
.
Monday, May 16, I960
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 13)
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company „___
Albany RR
Boston &
Tel
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
132% 132%
1
4
\i %
6%
Street
preferred
adjust
5%
First
Natibnal
Ford
Ry
_
Island
_
Creek
58%
-
84
Jan
Mar
Jan
26%
Jan
204
40% Mar
483/4
15 % May
23%
80
24% Mar
30%
74%
77% Feb
27%
77
36%
100
7%
100
5%
Feb
8%
55%
390
47%
Feb
60%
67%
Feb
27%
78
25%
93%
84% Mar
59%
284
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Maine Central
Narragansett
National
New
Corp
RR
5%
Racing
Service
__100
pfd
cum
70
25%
England Electric System—..
12 Vs
Apr
7c
Olin
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Chemical
RR
34%
—10
30%
890
473/4
124
Studebaker-Packard
1
10%
10%
10%
Sunray Oil
*
—
21%
22
70%
70%
42%
46
140
37 Va Mar
76%
763/s
140
74% May
54%
54%
54%
80
45%
56%
65%
65
65%
30
Jan
59 % Mar
66
Apr
58
62
Feb
—
Texaco
U
S
Shoe—
S
Steel
_
Westinghouse
Woolworth
— —
_
Elec
W)
(F
80
47% May
10 % May
100
21% Mar
33
Folding
Rexall
Drug Co
Shawmut
Stone
110
Jan
10
__
Transit
We
are
Ya
4%s
61
1998
61
$14,500
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON &
of
Cincinnati
these
Detroit Stock
214
Jan
12%
Webster
Shop
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200
9%
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May
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74
Feb
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May
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68% May
17% May
27%
Jan
18%
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29
22%
Apr
Mar
Jan
Number 5951
191
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
»r
Range
Shares
Low
Hecla Inc
5
Export Gas Lt«l.
30c
Pacific (Un) _———25
Pl«man
radian
rSer
comnjon-p.———-—10
Corp
preferred
—50
Corp of America (Un)
—*
2ivre Brewing Corp.———50c;
'Sntral & South West Corp
—2.50
Smolin Oil & "Refining common—11
«Vconvertible preferred——
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Co
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51
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26
15%
Jan
42 %
5,300
71%
May
31
300
Feb
v
Feb
14%
200
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2,600
1,600
100
800
19%
57%
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26%
43%
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24%
42%
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42%
42%
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9%
9% :
.
Jan
59
Apr
26% Mar
8%
22%
58
50%
Feb
29%
28%
29%
3,100
1,500
5
39%
39%
40
900
39% May
48
Jan
8
25%
25%
25%
600
22% Jan
26
Mar
20%
20%
32%
33
Pacific
States
!
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(Un)
Airlines
Bancorporation
——10
—
..—3.31
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Oil
Co
Oklahoma
Gas
33
l
Apr
46%
Jan
9V4May
11%
Jan
28y4 May
41%
Jan
500
47
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May
64%
Jan
19%
500
19 ya
9
500
Apr
May
Jan
13%
May
Jan
31%
Jan
(Un).—
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Co
>
—
5
24%
'
Chemical Co..
5
Eastern Air Lilies inc
1
tascmau Kodak 'Co (Un)—
-10
El Paso Natural Gas...
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Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)__5
Fairbanks Morse & Co
—
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1
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-
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—
115
34
—
—
9%
Firestone, Tire & Rubber (Un).—.6.25
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—
2
First Wisconsin. Bankshares——
5
Flour Mills of America Inc.—.——1
Firstamerica
68%:
17 %
25 % -
3
Dairies
Inc
Freuhauf Trailer Co
F W D Corporation
Foremost
-1
10
General
—
——
General
...
—
General
General
General Electric Co——
General Foods Corp—
New
wl
common
—
84
27%
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Gillette
1
Inc
(The)
Glen Alden
Glidden
Co
(W
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Gray
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City
—3
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»
13%
*
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—
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Stores..
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V
69
16%
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
Gossard
—
1
1
10
Co
Corp ex distribution
(Un)—
Goldblatt Brothers
—
& Electric
1,900
153/4 May
1,200
25Va
400
30% Miay
25 Ya May
42%
44%
1,100
60%
61%
700
17%
17%
300
43%
43%
50
43%
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44%
44
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Co
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—
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Corp
Corp
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Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash
&
New common
Inland
Steel
w
5
100
14
16%
400
177/a
13
13%
900
14% Feb
13
May
65
64"
65
700
56% Feb
65
34 Va
44 y2 May
96%
49%
37%
39
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88 ^
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2,900
33 V*
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46%
46
46%
400
43
Mar
57 Ya
Jan
31
31%
700
Apr
43%
1,600
Feb
Mar
38
42%
48
Jan
44%
44%
71%
100
27%
41%
42 Ya
67%
Mar
45%
Apr
Llbby McNeil & Libby
L ggett
2%
,
&
Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common.—
Lytton's (Henry C) 6s Co
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall Field
1
25
-I
1
—
•
—
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Martin (The) Co—
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1
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*
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Merck & Co (Un)—
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Merritt Chapman Ac Scott (Un)—12.50
—...*
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MJckelberry's
Middle
:
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7%
4
Inc
4
Food Products.—
1
South.Utilities
—10,
Minneapolis Brewing Co—
1;
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Minnesota Mining Ac Mfg (Un).—•
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New common
Modlne Manufacturing Co
*
86%
—
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10%
29
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Mar
26
52% Jan
700
Apr
46% Feb
47%
1,000
39 Ya Mar
49
Apr
57%
57%
300
53 y4 Mar
71 Ya
Jan
63%
63 Ya
64%
10,700
56% Jan
64%
30%
30
30%
500
34%
35%
400
28Ya Jan
33 Ya Mar
38%
38%
1,500
38 Ya May
5
38%
20 g
57 Ya
1,500
78% Jan
62
May
Apr
31% Apr
38
Jan
46%
Jan
50
50
50
46%
51
Jan
Feb
18
May
18 Ya May
Class
-
18
1.100
24%
50
49%
50%
5.000
6%
ri%
23%
24%
50%
18
21%
23%
——I
8%
500
100
8%
500
32
32%
400
37%
36%
39%
5,600
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35%
8
45%
45%
•
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20
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Sinclair Oil Corp.
8
Socony Mobil Oil
IS
8%
_1
(Un)
(Un)
37%
.
36 Ya
28
Jan
44% Feb
50%
Jan
8% May
,
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
Square
43%
Jan
Standard Brands Inc
14
Jan
47%
Jan
•
30 y4 Apr
36% May
42%
55 y4
Jan
42 Yt
Jan
Jan
800
35% May
38Ya Feb
46 y4 May
19 Ya Mar
23 Y2
Jan
23% Mar
24%
Apr
20%
26 Ya
Jan
43
Jan
23%
24%
80s
23%
21%
23%
3,600
32%
32%
33%
450
29% Mar
31
30%
31
200
29
•
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■f:.
.8% Feb
Jan
1,700
400
2,200
46%
20
X
21% May
24% Apr
•
5
23%
Mar
.
...
Mar
36
Mar
1%
-
66%
(Un)
(Un)—
42
40%
42'
11%
11%
11%
Standard Oil
Standard
Co
Feb
(Ohio).—
Packaging
Corp
Stanray Corp,
Stewart-Warner
Jan
Feb
18%
Jan
30 %
47%
Mar
97
Corp
Sunray Mid-Continent
Swift Ac Company
Apr
Feb
New
Jan
common,—
—
Transmission—
Gas
Jan
Apr
63
."
Jan
36
43% May
VJan
14% May
.
.
73% May
5%
Jan
10
Jan
18%
Feb
Apr
79%
Apr
15
Feb
21%
May
v
Jan
Feb
Inc
Apr
43%
Westinghouse Electric
whirlpool Corp.
Jan
Motor
Mar
;
173
Jan
White
Mar
172
Jan
Wieboldt
73% Mar
18%
Feb
13
Wilson
89% May
13
17%
Jan
25% Mar
7% Jart s
162
Feb
Wisconsin
••
8%
213% May
65s/a May
70
May
20%
24
Jatt
Apr
Public
Woolworth
common
Service
(Un).,...
(F W) Co
21
23
Apr
200
13 Ya
Jan
81% Jan
29
Mar
10%
11%
4,200
24 Ya
Jan
9
9%
1,700
9
Jan
500
51
May
May
17%
51%
20
200
20
May
26 Ya
Jan
20% May
24 %
Jan
50%
Feb
10Ya May
63
Jan
-
43%
45
400
13%
13%
100
34
35
6,300
34
23
23%
300
23
24%
70%
71%
800
34%
2,000
43
Apr
14% Jan
9% Mar
36 Ya Mar
Jan
Apr
86% Jan
32%
100
20 %
19%
20%
62
61%
63
1,000
1,000
198/a May
47% Feb
63
26%
26%
700
23% Apr
28%
Jan
17%
17
15% Feb
17 Ya
Apr
27
17%
27%
200
27
•
-5
32%
May
70% May
29 Ya Mar
400
24% Mar
29 y8 Mar
100
12%
—
—5
—5
13%
7%
1
13%
13%
8
7%
3,200
33%
200
34%
38%
32%
38%
33%
79%
X
-X
*
129%
35%
32 y4 Mar
24%
16 Ya Mar
Apr
6Y4 May
:
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(Wni)
Yates-Amer
Youngstown
Zenltn
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Sheet
Radio
Co_,
& Tube
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....
11% Jan
39 Ya
Jan
600
38% May
79%
100
79 Y« Mar
82
32 Ya
200
128% 129%
35%
35%
32% May
126 Ya May
35% May
147% Jan
1,600
Jan
200
33% Mar
35% APr
43 Ya Jan
2,400
25% May
31
800
32% Apr
25% Apr
37%
Jan
21
31Y4
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26
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26%
35%
35 Y*
36%
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21%
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30%
21
103
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100
40
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May
33% May
30% Mar
40
5
10
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8
16%
2,400
104
200
32
Jan
41
May
86% Feb
105
*
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54%
51Y*
54%
10,800
50Y4 Mar
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75
79%
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23%
25 Ya
900
54
54
100
75
May
23% May
25% Jan
9%
May
63% Jan
103 y4
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31Y*
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54% Apr
13% Jan
1
10%
10
10%
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2%
6.25
8
45%
41%
45 Ya
700
41% May
55%
Jan
54%
53%
24%
55 Ya
600
45% Feb
Jan
25
700
24 Y2 May
57 Ya
34 Ya
100
47 Ya May
24%
47%
23 y4
100
33%
34%
1,900
37%
II
37%
37%
300
65%
*
-X
Jan
i!
200
66
Apr
Feb
39 Ya
25%
Apr
Feb
27% May
27
65%
42 Ya
Feb
1,000
14%
81%;
81%
19
19
101
19
100%
67% Jan
26 Ya
36 Ya
14%
„
Jam
33 Y2 May
103
400
100% 103
250
.400
'
'
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3,700
%
27%
10
,.,,.10
-5
47 Ya
23%
34%
1
—•
*
10
-^X
i—%
World Publishing Co
May
Apr
—
Inc
(Un)
Co.
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
19% Jan
29
Co
Stores
&
Jan
May
10% May
—————
Telegraph
Corp
Union
Western
52 Ya May
36%
149
15 Ya Feb
400
45
Universal O'*1 Products Co———.—1
Walgreen Co
—
10
Webcor
Jan
45
149
200
22%
8% Jan
54%
Mar
19'
30%
20%
————.X0
RR
Co
United States Gypsum
U S Rubber Co (Un).
U S Steel Corp
Jan
89% Jan
pacific
United Fruit
22% May
29% Jan
May
Jan
Apr
21
8
United Aircraft Corp (Un).—.—
United Air Lines Inc—
11% Mar
11%
Jan
30
20
9%
5
——28
5
80e
Edison
Toledo
Union
Apr
45
: 100
56
51
11%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp.——6%
Onion Carbide Corp—
———
Union Electric Co (Un)
X8
Union Oil of California—
28
Jan
3%
9% May
Feb
6OY2
23%
19
Union
99% Jan
Jan
7
—
Co*
Transamerica Corp
(Un)—.—
Trans
World Airlines
Trav-ler
Radio
Corp...;.——
Tri Continental Corp (Uh)
•20th Century-Fox Film (Un)—
208 South La Salle St. Corp
■,
Jan
2y8 May
27%
Jan
46%
*
7% Mar
89%
64%
Jan
4%
Inc
Textron
Jan
135%
20
Jan
50%
35% May
40% May
47% May
S4% May
500
May
13%
28
Texaco Inc
Jan
31% Mar
-
47%
24%
7,800
10,600
Jan
42
30%
Aircraft
Texas
May
42%
37%
Apr
Feb
12% Apr
39% Apr
23%
»
Corp
...
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Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—
8
Temco
May
50%
40%
35%
400
1,100
.
Jan
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Tbor Power Tool Co_
/
200
,
X
Oil Co
49% May
50% Jan
Feb
38
24%
1
*
—X
.5
(Un)
—_—1_.—
43
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42%
35%
47%
10
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Sundstrand
5% May
May
issued
When
Sunbeam
58% May
32 %
.
.
40%
>
41%
—^—
Corp
Furniture
Storkline
Jan
37
13%
41%
36
(Name changed to
1
^—2.50
Standard Ry Equipt
,
Mar
16%
Feb
-
1
6.28
28
7
10
—1
Apr
Jan
Apr
Feb
—
—
22% May
13
Inc
D Co
Dredging Corp
Standard Oil of California
-Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil N J (Un)
52% May
50% Jan
May r
Feb
.
Spiegel
23% Mar
Feb
75
:
62%
77%
1
Apr
Apr
40% Mar
1
21% May
37 Ya May
Jan
Apr
6% May
.
800
11%
Apr
60% May
480
11%
M% 18% *
59% Jan \
1,300
54Y4
72%
13% May
100
1,700
22%
38
May
Jan
Apr
32
Feb
18y4 Mar
100
75%
21%
40%
35% Mar
33%
1,400
73%
21%
39
May
100
400
400
747/a
10% Mar
Jan
29
^00
11%
Jan
1.700
80%
42%: May
1,200
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2,100
33 y2 May
50
13
42% Jan
National
Louis
48% May
37% May
200
600
5
157
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For footnotes, see page 46.
417%
—
700
62
Southwestern Public Service
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
73
400
1,600
45
45
50% 50%
39% 41%
158% 158%
154
155
86% 86%
43%
46%
Southern Co (Un)_
36
100
1.3°0
80,
17'.
—
—'
43
Regis
Southern Pacific Co
25% May
100
9%
39 Ya
5
Apr
3%
900
9%
28% May
—
Apr
8% May
28% Jan
400
80%
18%
7%
7 %
*
2,500
60%
...
87
38%
700
10
71% Mar
Jan
19%
60%
....
Studebaker-Packard Corp
loo
27%
100
18%
•
28%
12
1,600
22%
,
28%
11%
24% May
May
14%
300
10
71%
-
39
Jan
27% Mar
3,400
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39%
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27%
.
109% May
55% Jan
Jan
May
11% May
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21%
10
22%
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26% Mar
11%
Jan
58
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76% 77 /4
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73
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5%
2%
2%
—
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45
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1,8
13%
6%
60%
65
45%
77%
7
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2
Jan
May
39
Jan
30
2.200
44%
30 %
Jan
17 Ya
28%
Stockyards
*
Service class A..
13
Paper Co
;
8
Sarigamo Electric Co new common—10
Schenley Industries (Un)
1.40
Schwitzer Corp
1
Sears Roebuck Ac Co
3
Sheaffer (W A) Pep Co class A
1
Jan
53
36
400
2,600
84,? '11,,
41% 43%
-19% 19%
—
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
•
Kimberlv-Clark Corp .—...I!
5
Knapp Monarch Co....—
—-1
Kropp Forge Co
—33%
common
,
"J
13%
—
Extension
44%
29%
44%
3°%
3%
Apr
21% Feb
4,000
89
97
48% 49,4
38 %
15%. Feb
St Louis. Public
Jan
16 V4 May
8
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
100
36
•
9
1
36%
350
30 %
1
1
—
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Co
Jefferson Electric Co
—5
Johnson Stephens ■& Shinkle Shoe.—*
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)—.10
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical—33%c
Laclede Gas
Leath & Co
36
•
Mar
St
70% May
'
14%
1,100
30
Jan
14
-3.80
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co—
60
,
...
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26%
36
46
1
Co_
Corp
Rlchman
33
1,889
--
Brothers
Rockwell Standard
55% May
12,888
-
International Hamster
•
International Mineral is Chemical
5
International Paper (Un).
7.50
International Shoe Co
*
International Tel & Tel (Un)
•
Interstate Power Co
...3.50'
La
5%
8/f
10
....
Interlake Steamship Co
•
4%,
3%
Jan
46 % Mar
40%
62%
—
27
400
500
200
9%
64% Mar
22%
9%''Jan
Feb
22% Mar
1,900
—•
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Illinois Brick Co—
Illinois Central RR
Indiana General Corp
May
Apr
15
13%
587%
1
10
Feb
1%
30%
1
30
500
15 ■
13%
58%
.
May
500
29%
Howard Industries Inc
Jan
Feb
29%
—
Jan
19%
42%
1
13%
92%
Inc
70% Mar
-
50
1,100
384
—
Feb
33% Feb
2,488
100
600
1,100
58J%
1
3
—.1
8
^
Jan "
98%
300
1%
58%
22%
11 %
Jan
16%
■
—
Reynolds Metals Co_.—
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
Feb
43
400
22%
11%
—
39
Apr
84% Mar
;
800
3
.
29
v
38 ya May
*
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Jan
7%
44%
Jan
54Y4
14
•
Rexall Drug & Chemical (Un).
14
8.33%
class
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St
'1%
58%
21'%
11 %
(UnK-
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Gulf
Cooperage
,4
Feb
8% May
2% Jan
44
—
Jan
Jan
27 Ya
16%
10
Feb
42®/a
8
43
•
nock
2,500
10
12%
60%
31%
51
20 Y2
39%
.
43%
Radio Corp of America (Un)—.—
Jan
23
700
*88
300
13 %
Jan
60 Va May
16% Apr
43 V* Feb
36% Mar
.
n
Jan
42% May
1
Rath
Jan
18
^
64% May
17% Mar
1
0
69%
16%
36%
■
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Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un).
6%
31%
52
—6.25
1
..
68%
15
36%
13%
36%
22%
29%
41 Ya
Apr
Apr
16%
—
Jan
33
8,J98
61%
33
>
.
Apr
Apr
7%
100
300
900
1,000
19
31%
.1
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34% May
25% May
'SK
100
7,800
31V4
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25%
8
Pictures.—
31%
12
30
37%.
22%
32
52 %
v,
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5838
33 ■
61%
83%c
General Tire & Rubber——
27% Mar
1,700
44%
36 %
24%
84
27,4.
May
■29% May-
26 Ya Mar
30'
3 i%
7.50
...
Quaker Oats Cp
May
58
Apr
34
.
Jan
1,000
9?,,
Jan
33
a
7%
883/
Jan
98%
115
200
*»608
lb /4
43
36%
23%
81
27
44%
36%
32 y2
Jan
300
18£
—
,
Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
Genl
70%
8 /4
3%
42%
May
Apr
3,600
500
500
1,400
88
89
'
5
Utilities
General Public
--
J
Cement..
Portland
General
68%
18,
25%
*8%
8 /4
7%
39%
Jan
94 y2
5,000
100
600
2,100
200
700
64%
17 %
23
: 42%
23%
-
100
200
16
.
7%
•
1.66%
1
Gpneral Motors Corn...
.
Feb
24
34%
6%
68%
68%
8%
8%
—3
Transportation..2.50
Bankshares Corp
2
Box Corp
1
Candy Corp
5
Contract
Finance
2
Dynamics (Un)
1
General American
General
34%
6%
34%
6%
-
—5
Co.—
Motor
Ford
—
Apr
Feb
85% Mar
200
'200
900
108% 115 •
32% 34
12% 12%
30
30
8%
9%
34% 35%
26% 26%
-
40%
1,000
-400
950
39% 40%
41% 41%
24^ 24%
89% 90 %
27 % 28%
40%
1
—20
Co common.———
&
Deere
Detroit Edison
48
1
15%
•
Gas
—
38%
Jan
34"% Mar
25
(Un)—...
Natural
Olln-Mathleson Chemical Corp—.
Pacific
40 Ya
>
Power Co—
Parke-Davis & Co.—
_•
Parker Pen class B
2
Peabody Coal Co common
;
8
Pennsylvania RR._10
People's Gas Light & Coke.
.38
.33 %e
Pepsi-Cola Co.
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)..
33%o
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
—12.50
Pbllco Corp (Un).
3
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un).
public Service Co of Indiana...,
Pullman Company (Un)
Pure Oil Co (Un).
1,300 ;;:
Jan
55%
Jan
29%
Janv
.31%
58
29
<
21% May
30 Ya May
Feb
24
9...
Jan
9Y4 Feb
28%
Pan American World Airways (Un)
17
2,000
35%
108
.
100
Paramount
900
88% May
8% Mar
300
3,900
Jan
41%
-28% May
50
-
-
Jan
SSVa
Jan
Mar
7%
66%-Jan
Feb '
.
-100
8%
21%
56
>
'
30%
8
56%
70Q
18%
28%' 28%'
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50%
17
28% -v
43% May
537/8 Jan
500
200
1,000
200
9
18% :
f
,1
175% Apr
,85% May
5% May"
3., 7a
Oak
96% May
29% Jan
Jan
-400
•
Jan
30%
Northwest
Jan
20%
% Mar
93%
60%
58
Feb
Jan
64
B5s/h May
,
Jan
53
~%
Northwest
Feb
35
>
„
May
56
,
16%
Jan
19
300
22%
:
...;
141
-v
100
6%
60%
..5
Mfg
(Minnesota)
1
Apr
55% May
19%
__
—
100
85%
3%.
;
Central RR„
Northern
89
47
19%
85%
5
—5
(Un)
100
166% 166%
5%
•55%
.
Northern
Jan
28% 29% :
?;
-
——
1
19%
58%
96%
27
43%
56
24%
13%
20% May
63%
High
38% May
43
May
60% Apr
Indiana Public Service Co. *
Northern Natural Gaa Co
10
Jan
49%
38% May
1,800
>
York
2,600
3
North American AviationNorthern Illinois Gas Co
34% May
48% Jan
40% May
Jan
—•
New
3,500
45
63%
Northern
48
27
43%
-
Jan
41%
3
National Lead Co
Low
39%
5
Cask
-Range Since Jan. 1
High
43%
—,-^-50c
National Tile
Jan
Shares
44%
Inc
Register...
National Distillers Prod (Un)
for Week
41%
common
Company
National
69%
82
85:
19%
57%
10
25
8% Apr
35% May
20% Jan
19% May
10
Apr
, ..
Motorola
54% May
28% Jan
21% May
59% Mar
400
5
curtiss-wright Corp (Un)——
29% Feb
17% May
300
.12.50
America
Muter
54% 55V.
25
Crucible Steel Co of
Cudahv Packing Co
New
Jan
21% ;,■•■ 20% 2i-/„
-
preferred
——
100
Consolidated Foods
...—.-.—133%
Consol Natural .Gas_
-.-——10
Consumers Power Co
—*
Container Corp of America——
5
Continental Can Co...
10
Continental. Motors Corp
1
Controls Co of America——
-5
Co
'
40%
86%
S4 64
Crane
Apr
.
14
•
System (Un).
Columbia Gas
41 %
31%
Apr
5% Feb
,300
400
l.&W
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t
-5
—
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Jan
'../v
34% 34%
38% ,
86%
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2
.
Apr
200
21%
42% 47%.
.
1
27%
,
...
47% ;
34%
-—-100
15
preferred
Cleveland
20%
211 Mar
41 %
23%
4,400
1,700
2,200
xi
v .
■
-10
Cliff's Iron common
neveland
/
-8.50
Co
Service
/"•(Hps
21%
25
Electric
Gas &
xo
61%
Monsanto-Chemical (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co,
Morris (Phillip) & Co (Un)___
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Jan
31% May
40% Feb
200
—
Towel Co (Name changed to
Cincinnati
60%
—
26%
24% Mar
200
21% 22%.
—
rhpsaoeake &
Chrvsler
3,500
400
*
Last
Sale Price
High
20% May
1% May
800
^
Corp-1
Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Sic M»w St Paul & PacrhiPBeo South Shore d? So Bend—12.50
rhemetron-
Chicago
Low
20% 21%
_
1%
2Ya
25%
25% '25%
32
31% 32
—
41
41
25
24% 25
8
7%
8 •
35
33% 35Y4
17%;;. 17% 17%
—
54% 54V2
Panose
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
&
r>o„imet
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
•
(Range for Week Ended May 13)
Sales
-
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
39
.
.
lOd
200
19
Jan
■&May
66% Jan
59% Feb
19
13% Apr
78Y« Apr
17
Mar
101
95'
May
Apr
Jan
84% Jan
•
,
20% Mar
137 Va Jan
U2
Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
.
Monday, May 16, 1960
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 13)
Friday
Range
Sale Frice
ACP
Admiral
Aeco
High
13%
13%
1
17%
16%
.100
A
Corp
26c
.26c
800
17%
30c' Z 11,800
Corp
J
.
—
Warrants
(Un)
»
*
:
;
6%
Corp—
—1
9
6%,
47%
Artists
Allied
Chemical
Pictures
Aluminum
Inc
American Can
Co
(Un)
American
Cement
American
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American
19%,
37%
35%
37%
37%
37% J,
37%
y
25%
56% r
54%
12%
1
>
13%
;
Jan
29%
Apr
35 y8
Jan
87,, Mar
17% Apr
102%
Jan
25 y2
Jan
28%
Jan
•;
.
.
400
18%
_
..1.200
.
43 Va
Jan
Jan
47% Mar
26
Jan
11%
May
15 % Mar
150
38
Jan
850
Z•
21 l/a May
Z ;
250
56%
600
14%
.4,900
46
45
22 %
8%
8%
8%
9%
8%
9%
1,300
70
70
71%
600
26%
25%
27
7,500
<&
American
Power (Un}_:
Foreign
MARC
American
Inc
Machine
Ac
American Smelting &
36%
;
American Standard
Sanitary (Un)
5
American Tel & Tel Co
—33%
Amcr.
Co new ccm
Tobacco
American Viscose
Amp ex Corp
Anaconda (The)
88%
in
-
46
May
.
23% May
14%
Apr
Jan
14 Va
83, May
9%
Jan
Jan
50 Va Mar
71% May
22y» Mar,
29%
36
200
-
45%;
13%
87%
Apr
42
Mar
Jan
1Q0
42% Mar
53%
Jan
700
r.«.
88%
51%
53
13% May
16
Feb
37%
33%
50
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48
1
6
Apr
55
Apr
32 y» May
300 '
700;;
37%.
96
51 y2 May
43 Va
Jan
80 "
'—"2.400
34
32%
25
—
Jan
30%
17,600 -
.
'42
Apr
Mar
"
Co
Pools,
Anthony
4
57%
'
(Un) .12.50
(Un)
Corp
36%
45%
13%
(Un)—*
Refining
46*
23 y2
25
.
1,900
50c
Foundry
3.50
American Motors Corp (Un)
1.66%
American Potash Si Chemical Corp—*
American
(Un)
(Un)
37v2 May.
37% May
23%
Ltd
Factors
common
Apr
27Mar
-
700
26
20
New
Feb
Jan
29% May
20
American
3%
54V4
4% Mar
1,200
18%
:—10
Inc
Electronics
....
19 % *
Corp. .pfd (Un)—25
Jan
40
91%
18%
*
Jan
Jan
10
147% Feb
300
89%
Corp
Arma
IV*
13 Vi
1.400
30
19%
12.50
3osch
31% r.
91%
(Un)
2
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American
•
1
(Un).
com
Mar
39c
1.200
29%
_1
(Un).
America
of
Co
Airlines
American
..
300;
(Un)_
Inc._j
Z/,:;Z
6
37%
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)_—10
49%
/
48
900"
6%
,
6
"400
37%,
May
67Va
,
Jan
7 V8
,
May
32 y8
100;
May
37 Va May
Jan
Flintkote
Jan
Jan
6% May
,
100
;■
49% .V
30%
10
Limited
Aluminium
...
9
;
1.200
100
_.
4%,
4%
Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)_.
Allied
,
.'
23%
May
4%
100
4%
9% r
;
•
Feb
26c
-
-
Flrstamerica
Jan
Florida
-
$
-
»
,
for Week
;
of Prices
Shares
,
; Range Since Jan. 1
Mach
Ford
26%
10%
10
48
67%
64%
—
—^—2
45,
.
1,600.
67%:
.
y\
Garrett
Corp
General
________2
Controls
Co
21
General Dynamics Corp—
883A
'-10%-
10%
1
General
Electric Co
5
General
Exploration Co of California__l '
General
Motors
General
(Un)—
1%
5%
General
Public
Utilities
Gen
■
2.50
(Un)^__
i____L
1—13.33%
Getty
Oil
Gillette
w
27%
27
.27%
61
57%
61
12%
Glen
Alden
Good
Goodyear Tire
Lakes
Great
Greyhound
Grumman
Gulf
Oil
Feb
53/s
Jan
..223/4 /Jan;-;
70% Mar
27*
...
.
.24% May
87
Apr.
Apr
79%
Jan
12% May v
Jan
300
28%
19%
Jan
69
100
72%
Apr
2.10
4,400
2.10 Mar
2.50
Jan
21%
21%
200
21'A May
25%
Jan
23%
Jan
>
16%
23/8
37%
I
Chemical
81
1
Co
V
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36%
_i_:
1%
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3
22
Corp'
Corp
Aircraft
Engineering (Un)_l
(Un)_
8%
Z
,
21%
60
22%'. ...2,200.
26%
26%;.
29%
29%
30%
loo.,:
23
;
Armour
Louisana
&
—2.50
(Un)
Gas
(111)
Co
37
5
(Un)
37%.
29%
Z
400
31 V'b
38% May
Jan
1,000
29% May
42
Feb
100
32
19%
19% May
22 Va May
22%
Jan
19%
-
Ashland
Oil
&
Refining (Un)
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)_10
19%
22%
22 y.
22%
32 %
32 y8
200
5
200
1,600
27%
Jan
"
Atlantic
Refining Co
Corp (Un)
Atlas
Avco
Mfg
Corp
;10
1
(Un)
3
(Un)-
4%
12%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)—13
Bdrnhart-Morrow Consolidated—
Bee km an Instrument Inc
Bell
Corp
Howell
<fe
Bendix
(Un)—-
Co__
Aviation
13%
42c
f
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Aircraft
12%
13
—
-•
Bell
(Un).
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Corp
48c
62
.
Jan
6Va
Jan
13
4,000"'
15%. Jan
17 y8
May
.
73c
Mar
42c
Jan
Feb
"
100 '
65% Jan
81
100
81
48.51%
62
47b Mar
11% May.
600
13%-13%
__
41%
32% May
.
1,300
:
"
81-
__
51%
Corp tUn).
■ft
11%
12 V* May
16%
38%
51% May
7334 Feb
1,800
62
62
100
Jan
May
May
Apr
*
Bethlehem
Steel
Bishop Oil Company
Black
Boeing
Bolsa
Co
Airplane
Chica
Borden
Co
Oil
Min
5
I
Company
Bunker-Hill
Ink
Case
Corp
(J
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Co
Celanese
Corp
of
de
Certain-Teed
Products
_1
Cities
25
Service
Clary
Cohu
Corp
Corp
Co
-1
_
Electronics
Colorado
Fuel
31
3%
3%
3%.
26%- 26%
-
'
- -
Mar
Mar
27%
Jan
*
37
Jan
May
Gas
System
(Un>
2.50
Commercial
Solvents (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common.
Consolidated
Foods
Consolidated
Natural
Consumers
Power
Continental
15
Oil
Crestmont
(Un)
Oil
Inc
Preferred
Crucible
1
Steel
Co.
of Amer.
26% May
31% Mar
M J M
Publishing (Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp com
Magnavox
Mar
24 y8
Jan
Martin
200
233,4 May
29%
Jan
Meier
42% May
71%
Jan
Merchants
48 Vb
Jan
Merck
Mar
41
Cutter
class
Decca
Records
Deere
Si
Inc
Desilu
81 Frank Co inc
&
Si
Rio
Grande
Productions
Class
Disney
B
Merritt-Chapman Si Scott (Un)_*
Middle
400
37% Mar
44 V*
Jan
Monsanto
19
203/b
Jan
Montana-Dakota
South
Monogram
2.300
200
May
13%
Jan
16V. Mar
Inc
Oil
Co
700
56%
Feb
58%
100
26% May
28%
200
43 %
May
48 3/4
Jan
53%
Jan
Montana
Lab
Inc
Apr
(Allen
duPont deNemours
&
B>
Air
Co
(Un)
Eastman
El
Paso
Electric
Kodak
Co
Natural
Auto-Lite
Co
(Un)
55% May
Emporium Capwell
Eureka
Corp
Ltd
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class
"
_
a"~
f
Sc Co class A
Fedders Corp
(Un)__ZIIZ"""*~""~
~
13l/4
13%
300:
26 V4
Apr
4%
13%
46c
.
44
44%
47
1.100
89 %
89%
50
18%
19
300
9%
10
500
10
18%
17%
18%
18%
15%
18 y8
-,200
18%
14%
18%
600
29%
::'27%
29%
40%
40
800
40%
17%
'
.-
Feb
2.20
Feb
90 Va May
18'A
Feb
28% May
8% Jan
-
"
'
Jan
—
_5
39%
40 3/4
500
39% May,
55
Jan
28 V4
28%
100
28%
28%
Feb
26%
z
13%
100
14
Feb*,
Feb
_
'213A Jan
263A May
27 Va
283A May
200
Corp
86%
9%
N
29 Vs
Jan
17 Va
Jan
Nordon Corp
Jan
Norris
May
30%
Central
15% May
18 V»
May
18 V* May
Oil
North
14% May.,
North
17% Jan
Apr
47%
Feb
15
15
100
143/4 May
18%
Jan
11%
200
100
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5%
5%
5%
18%
20%
1,200
20
20%
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22
21%
22%
35V*
35%
1
(Un)
Co
Power
(Un)_
Ltd
Co
15c
1
Aviation
American
Invest
1.60
(Un)
l
31%
\
30%
31%
17%
17 %
30 %
30%
30 y8
31%
30 y,
30%
100
30%
28%
30%
900
28
8%
8%
89 3/4
83/4
90%
200
19%
20%
700
83/4
9
700
19% May
63^ Mar
18% Jan
.
,
700
■
15l/2 Mar
19
Jan
Ohio
45%
Jan
Olln-Mathieson
29
Mar
39%
Jan
Owens-Illinois
29% Mar
31%
Feb
8V} Mar
11V2
Jan
803/4 Mar
98 Vb
Jan
29%
Jan
1,200
500
209% 209%
200
-
27%
27
28 %
ya
205
Apr
Apr
500
24
100
943/4
500
1083/4 108%
27% Mar
Apr
Jan
10
5%
30%
Jan
115
200
45 V. May
22%
223/4
223/4
100
22%
Feb
24%
18%
20%
700
17
Jan
20 y2
19
Apr
18%
19
700
103/4 May
25 V2
Jan
*
45%
45%
Jan
11 %
123/4
1,000
11% May
18
Jan
31
31%
300
29% Apr
38%
5%
%
2.000
red
1st
5%
red
1st
Pacific
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
Feb
70
23.3/4 May
24%
Feb
38% May
47%
Jan
25% Mar
31%
Apr
6,100
5% Mar
7%
Jan
31 VB
100
Jan
300
31 Vb May
43
Feb
3 8 3/a
45 VB
101% 101%
100
99
16 3A
1.000
23%
38%
23%
29%
29%
500
5%
5%
5%
31 Vb
31 VB
45 Va
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Chemical
Glass
Corp
_____5
Co
44 Vb
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200
i
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39%
300
; 16%
16%
42%
46
-
300
;25
60%
60 VB
603/4
2,200
_25
30
30
30%
&
preferred
pfd
pfd
Indemnity
Oil
&
•
6.25
5
8
:
25
^
24%
Co
'
2
64% Mar
Jan
30% Mar
Jan
25%
24%
Jan
100
'
23 Vb
Jan
25 Va
Apr
200
23%
Jan
25 Va
Apr
400
503/4, Apr
■
*
69 Va
Jan
4
4%
1.100
473A
1,500
88%
88%
2.25
2.55
8,200
2 Va
May
41/4
Jan
9%
63/B
10
1,200
13 Va
Apr
63/b
200
9% May
6% May
9 Va
800"
20% Mar
32%
Jan
Jan
500
26 Va
2.55
•
.
■
:
Pacific Tel & Tel common
May
May
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Low
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r
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Wrigley Stores
Last
■
.
for Week
of Prices
Par
STOCKS
-
Sale Frice
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
*
Sales
Week's
Friday
'
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
6OO1
7%
6,100
28%
1,300
46%
300
45'A
12% May
343/4 Mar
7% May
.
Apr
17 Vb
37% Mar
'.
Jan
44% May
10
Jan
20% Mar
33%
Jan
Mar
57%
Jan
44
,
Number 5951
Volume 191
.
,
Commercial
.
The
and
Financial Chronicle
(2125)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
_
Friday
„
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Low
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72%
16
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St Louis-San Francisco Ry
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St Regis Paper Co
(Un)
5
San Diego Gas & Elec com——10
San Diego Imperial Corp
———i
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
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Schenley Industries, (Un)—
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Schering Corp (Un)——,—
1
64
19%
72%
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Servomechanisms Inc _—.—i——.—20c
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Shasta Water Co (Un)_:
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27
100
69y8 Mav
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7
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300
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1,100
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pfd
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28
40
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Jan
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May
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Brown
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class
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Jan
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10%
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20
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1,825
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35
Jan
40%
41%
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22% Mar
39% Mar
13
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Feb,
46% Mar
56
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31% Mar
37
11% May
16
Jan
4.30
4.35
300
4.10
4.10
200
4.30 May
4.10 May
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50
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13%
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23
Jan
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29
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46
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55
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1,655
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17% Mar
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42%
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24%
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21
11
52
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14
15%
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41% Mar
55
13% Mar
16%
Jan
8% Feb
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110
Jan
125
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16
Jan
15
45
Jan
45%
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1,929
20
Mar
24% May
Mar
20
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100
17
20
605
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10
835
9
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21% Mar
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12
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27
535
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1,300
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15
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235
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12
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14
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2,050
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3.50 May
36%
35%
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39
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46%
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101% Mar
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100
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39
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2,005
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52
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52% Mar
54
54%
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1,071
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21
21
75
21
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22 Va
Apr
Mar
37
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new
com
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4,721
30
12
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3,365
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450
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36
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10
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12
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15
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70
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24
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1
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118
50
29
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Canada
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30%
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93
-
85
Canada
18%
11
39
16 3/4
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Feb
120
29%
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39
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90
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Bhawinigan Water & Power common—*
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4.75 Mar
595
63%
10
14%
5,330
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810
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Mar
200
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51
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5,515
19
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2.50
100
2.40 May
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6%
7%
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689
18
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35
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30
35
Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
Price*
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•
Anglo-Canad Pulp & Paper Mills Ldt_*
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21
20
39
15 Va
nvr
10% Mar
7%
Jan
19
Jan
12%
Jan
102
12%
Feb
26%
Apr
25%
Apr
41
May
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pfd
5
17%
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jan
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29c
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70
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Canadian
Ingersoll
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Canadian
Power
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common
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40
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12
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140
20
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45
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6 3/4 May
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32 V4
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350
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30
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Union Gas of Canada
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19
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81%
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Mar
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•
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Trans-Canada
Mar
16
35
2.20
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;
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43
190
42%
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25
325
16%
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Jan
40%
Ltd
Telephone
1.75
163/4
pfd—
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Jan
Apr
42%
Co
pfd
Power Corp of Canada
4%%
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13.50
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2,100
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Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com_*
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Jan
102%
6%
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•
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Jan
Feb
100
1.60
~
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Atlantic
May
44%
1.50
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Pembina
30
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Mount Royal Dairies
May
36 Va Mar
34% Mar
•-
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Jan
Jan
95c
17
2.75
1.50
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30
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15
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,
60c
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Feb
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11
10
Feb
15%
4.90 Mar
600
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373/4 Mar,
200'
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25
1 500
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5%
•
29
Jan
Feb
Mar
14
304
53/a
5%
53/4
7 5/s
175
40
5%
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
.*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
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*
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High
Feb
35%
1,175
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David & Frere Ltd class A
Foreign Power
29
40
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Gas
8%
14%
29
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Canadian
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37%
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Canadian
Ford
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Sales
for Week
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Abitca
Develwpment Co
Canadian
of Prices
Par
Anglo-Nfld
in
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38% May
27%
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470
Feb
52 %
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25
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30
•
12
43c
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12
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5%
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5%
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31
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May
May
97
.
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52%
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Mar
11%
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10
Lewis Bros Ltd
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10
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Utilities Corp
Public Service Ltd
61%
Jan
12
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Canada
8%
31%
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preferred
Feb
Jan
31
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54%
_50
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Massey-Ferguson
Oif
Lawrence
Jan
400
3.55
Cement preferred
Labatt Limited
Laura Secord
class
Canadian
5.00
3
preferred
7.00
29
34%
*.
common-.—_—•
Apr
•
preferred
May
27% Mar
14%
a
(James)—.——_*
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Jan
12%
14%
4.68%
$2.25
6.50
233/b Mar
75
74%
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I
10
$2.75
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90
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26
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Jan
Apr
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71
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Jan
23
28%
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14%
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25
class
46%
Mar
Jan
Apr
7.70
Bank
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Mar
Jan
Feb
9%
100
13
17
155
13
20% Mar
63
75%
8.50
•
40
Feb
29%
3.50
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Jan
20% May
8.25
III
3
14%
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Apr
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14%
Acceptance Corp common
Class
29
..
Jan
450,
.
•
common
preferred
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Feb
Jan
18 V*
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Ltd—
3333
I_*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
common_5
Molson
Jan
19%
8% May
20c
Paper
preferred
5%*'
11
Mar
110
49
19
17
5%
5.00
May
100
8%
•
preferred
Jamaica
8 Va
Jan
4.90
100
Pitfield
Preferred
3.50 Mar
8%
Jan
25
May
3.50
Feb
13%
•
Home Oil class A
Class B
International
17%
Apr
Apr
26%
100
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17
8% May
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of
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May
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8
24%
26%
22% Mar
18%
19%
9%
common
General
Smith
23%
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Corp..
Dynamics
6%
43%
Feb
Mar
375
a45
9%
14-%
Corp
International
4.00
120
14%
I—-—100
preferred
Inland
V 930
50
«
__
Chemical
6.50
6.50,
Sale Price
Ltd
&
General
Indus
9%
8%
44
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum
oreferred
6%
" Mar
6
20
2,597
13
Players Canadian
Foundation Co of Canada
Imperial
25%
75%
Famous
$1.40
40
"
a9%
co;
Canada common
Lakes
24%
18%
49
29%
Brewery
Co
784
al6% al6%
•
Steet
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
Imperial
Imperial
320
200
8
20%
al6%
•
..............
Hudson Bay
Feb
170
la
A
7%
$2.00
JaD
15
a23% a31%
Coal
1
&
17%
13
Steel
Dominion
Howard
Apr
Jan
a23%
common
Dominion
Home
13 Va
12%
3,640
preferred
Great
7%'
302
1,210
-
al6
Glaes
5%%
42
18
•
Dominion
Int
hi |
8%
Corsets
Gatineau
14%
3.90
2
Foundries
&
13%
42
12%
common
Dominion
Frosst
Jan
14
Bridge
Electrolux
12%
8%
class
Dairies
of
Jan
9% May
20%
e
Seagrams
Pont
8.45
100
400
•
Dominion
D'i
Jan
9%
400
•
Jan
Mar
21
900
.100
~
Jan
7%
6%
13%
•
Zellerbach
Dow
10%
Apr
5.75 May
14%
A
Cork
7%
■
...
Mortgage
Crown
Dominion
| Feb
150
1,320
13%
Glass
Dominion
:
6%
13%
•
Crown
Jan
6.10
14
|
Distillers
7%
6%
9%
J)
class
9
13%
Enterprises
Coronation
5% May
125
14
25
•
Consolidated Mining A
Smelting
Corbys
350
e
Columbia Cellulose Co Ltd
Consumers
150
if
Farm
Combined
29
5%
9%
13%
'
nu
|Mt
y
Bt
■
*
Petroflna Ltd preferred
Canadian Vlckers
(B
j..'
•
•
common
Canadian
Coghlin
14%
•
Companies
Pacific
Cockshutt
13%
•
50
48%
13
50 "
9.70
25 %\
42
•
common—
—
Paper
Royalite
St
4.75 Mar
9%
—
•
Locomotive
Oil
Canadian
*1,997
Jan
5.75
'
5.85
Canadian Industries common
Canadian International Power
Preferred
Canadian
-
'T
...
Husky
Canadian
19%
6.75
'
9
B
Canadian
19%
19%
Ltd
L
_
Gas
Co
V)
iA
Jan
325
Co
37% May
260
•
7.50
1,680
Chemical
Jan
19% May
r,
28%
„
*
Roval Eank of Canada——i—
6.217
series
42%
a21% *21%
—-
Jan
11%
$1.75
42
42%
„
common....
Rolland
35%
Canadian
Mar
12
Jan
50%
common
*
1,865
—'
45%
50
Celanese
12
52,972
6.50
16
<
11%
Canadian
15%
13%
..25%
Transom?*
Quebec Power
23
-•
34%
warrants
Apr
6,700
Feb
35%
Canners
14 V4
19%
39%
common.
Development
Quebec Natural
Units'.
50%
B
110
15
38 Mi
Corp of Canada!
Jan
Breweries common
Class
14%
Jan
14%
—
13%
—_——
Price Bros & Go Ltd
Provincial
27
'
Jan
557
Canadian British Aluminum
Canadian
Jan
91
9.40
warrants
Feb
Canadian
A
34
Apr
13%
common
Apr
Bank of Commerce-
Class
Apr
86 %
Petroleums
Placer
Canadian
«
Jan
26
30
39%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
98
?
Apr
20%
41%
10 *'
•
46
75
'
*
Foundries common
Canada Steamshln common.
Apr
30
86%
15
\
Power
Products
197/a
;
Mar
26% May
24% Apr
.
—
•
Ltd
2.75
16% Feb
98
Mines
34%
Jan
19%
common
5
com.
common.
Ogilvie Flour Mills common——1-
15
2.50 Mar
29 %
98
preferred
1
High
30
•
Scotia Light &
11
Apr
19%
...
Corn
42
Feb
May
11%
Feb
8
'
100
100
Preferred
Cement
44
9% Mar
600 '
8
2.50
•
Canadian
11% Mar
30%
42
"
Power
Canada
10%
8
Calgary
Canada
180
*
Building
11.30
2.493
44
Chemical
110
86%
*
-
&
Low
43
Apr
43
610
32%
A.
B
Canada
12%
31%
43%
.1
Ltd
12
32
.10
preferred.
Company
Bruck
12
.as
Drug
Range Since Jan.
High
43
common
Stem Car
Noranda
Mar
36%
25
175
,
Jan
52%
37% Mar
210
"V".
4.70
Mar
69
150
45%
May
Shares
——--
...
Co
preferred
Pacific
British
Trust
Morgan
28
20,
49%
45%
50
3.50
50
3,430
38
49%
50
preferred
29%
*71% *71%
41
50
I
3.70
51
50
preferred
% %
preferred
5 Va %
3.50
100
preferred
5%
4
3.65
*
common_
~A%
10%
47%
Mar
45
50,
for Week
Low
Par
High
7% May
Sales
|
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
4% %
Brazilian Traction Light 8s Power.
American
Low
700
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
—£
Mersey
(Range for Week Ended May 13)
Sales
2.00
2.05
19,900
,4.75
5%
8,100
143/4
17%
915
...
5% May.
83/4 May
12%
.
2.00
.
12
Jan
16%
.
Apr
Ja"
Feb
I
•
"»
5%'
17%
■
3 45
12
6.00 Mar
Jan
Jan
.
17% May
Number 5951
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
i
V
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
*
Stocks—
Mines Ltd —
~1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Prices
Ltd
Exploration Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd
——_
11c48c
3.35
500
•
12c
51c a
52c
27c
5c
4c
6c
53c
29c
9c
9c
9c
Apr
May
Apr
May
Mar
40c
Apr
20c Mar
1,500
—
1
9c
20c
89c
8%c
8c
12c
53c
38c
19c
Jan
7.90
20c
5c
'-43c
5c
55c
34c
34c
8c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
24c
Feb
Abacus
Mines
Abitibi
1
Power
&
Paper
common.
Preferred
_
«
1
1
1
Baker
—:
5.50 5.70
12c
12c
—
^ 4c
4c
22c
20c
23c
3c
3c
3c'
30c :
30c
30c'
16c. 15 Vac
16c"
—
15c
16c
—
4%c\4%c
15c
ll%c
15c
Ltd—1
Beatrice
1
1
:
1
1
1
—
5.50 Mar
lie Apr
2,000
1,500
24,700
1,000
2,600
2,800
12,017
4,500
—
1
Bay Mining Co
Red Lake Gold Mines
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Eohville Gold Mines Ltd
Eornite Copper Corp
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Bateman
1,600
—
4c
20c
3c
May
Mar
Mar
Apr
Apr
30c
15c
15c Apr
4%cMay
10c May
-
-
2,500
Explorations Ltd
Canuba
Mines Ltd—
1
Car'oee
Mines Ltd
Cartier Quebec Explorations
Ltd
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Canorama
13%*
*
5.40
5.40
.
75c
5c
50c
550
1,500
750
2,008
75c
75c
5c
5c
49c
51c
3c
3c"
5%c 5%c
—
....—
12c
*.
•
14
5.65
12c
12%
5.00
__
5.20!.
13% May -
-
1
1
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
—_!
2.11
12c
—
1
7y2C
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava1.50
Consolidated Halliwell Ltd—
1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Consolidated Vauze Mines Ltd
1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd—
1
__
46c
46c
4c
70c
1.13
1.03
__
__
1.20
1-20
1
Crusade
2.05 2.40
9c
12c
4%c 4y2c'
6%c
8c
4c
5c
80,220
8,200
1,500
46c
4c
75c
1.20
1.20
Apr
6c Mar
4c May
46c May
4c May
70c
Apr
1.15 Mar
1.01 May
9,500
1,500
2,000
3,000
4,300
2,700
16,500
Ltd
Dolsan Mines Ltd
;
Dome Mines Ltd
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
Mines
—1
1
*
1
—
A.iax
Alba
.
17%
1.60
1,050
16,600
1,100
4,900
1.45 May
1.20 May
Yellowknife
Distillers
1
1
1.22
—1
Minerals Inc
Empire Oil &
__
1.45
1.22
4c
—
4c
2,000
4c
Fab
1
*
1
Ltd
Metal Mines
Ltd—
(1945)
Mines
Ltd
Frobisher
Inc
Exploration
&
Mining
Fano
Fontana
9c
31
„
1
•
common
1
Futurity Oils Ltd
*
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
—
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—_1
Mines
V
•
.
Ltd
Age Mines
Golden
Gunner
Haitian
Ltd
r.-
.■••••
.• v
Collieries
Gold
Holhnger Consol
Hudson's
Ltd
Ceramic
Continental
Kerr Addison
Labrador
Lingslde Copper
Massaval
Ltd—
Ltd.!
Corp
Mining
'
Mining Ltd
Mining
-
Gas
Alberta
Pacific
Trunk
Corp
—
Allied
common
2,500 ,.
3,725-
20
3%c
Central
common
—
23%
72c
__
__
1
--i
20c
9c
60c
67c
14c
58c
_1
1
15c
58c
37c
22%
,=
'
-•
27
6c
May
12c
Jan
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Hosco Mines Ltd.
New Jack Lake
-;
20c May
6c May
67c May
12c Apr
47c Apr
23% May71c Apr *
15c Mar
New
New
New
Amulet
'Nocana Mines Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Obalskl
(1945)
4c
53c
3c
54c
3%c
11,600
38,900
53c
3c
20c
25c
20c
7c
8c
1,500
15,000
Apr
Apr
3.00
4c
3.00
4c
200
250
58c
58c
3,800
1
>
__
l
_*
__
1
Ltd
58c
1
Ltd
19c
May
Apr
11c
11c
4%
Co
pfd.
6.50'
6.40
6.50
Anacon
Earth
Rare
1.25
1.20
1.25
Paudash
Lake
Mining Corp..
Mining Co Ltd
Pitt Gold
Uranium
Porcupine Prime Mines
Portage Island (Chib)
Provo Gas
Producers
Ltd
Mines
1
__
Mines
11c
1
Ltd
3V2c
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
47c
•
__
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Cobalt & Exploration—
1
Quebec Copper
Corp Co Ltd—
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
•_
1
Anchor
Anglo
3.25
__
2.58
_1
20,100
2,000
6'/2c
19,000
47c
2.10
3.25
2.500
21,800
jljc
Uc
oud
2.58
2.60
3C
500
—
2.85
-3c'
"
Ansil
1
11c
11c
12c
2,500
5.65
5.50
5.75
11,125
300
>
1,500
242,500
^500
3,800
South
Dufault
Mines
1
Mines
Ltd
V
5ale Lea(l
_
For
footnotes,
8.60
8.95
7c
8c
5c
5c
6c
1
21c
20c
23c
12,210
3c
2,512
8c
—
91c
55c
55c
5c
Jan
Atlantic
Atlas
see page
42.
400
•. ■
'
>
—
—
.
_
U
7c
4c
3%c
7c
'
4u0
7,000
97c
5c' I 5 000
4c
15,500
8,000
15%c 15%c
500
3C
4c
May
4c May
3J/2c Jan
3c
May
15%cMay
Feb
Feb
13%
Jan
9.20
,
Paper
.
6.50
3.25
60c
38c
12c
.
.
.
May
13c
Jan
May
65c
Jan
48 %c May
90c
Jan
8c
51c
May
9%
Jan
2.25 Mar
4.00
Jan
5
pfd—50
50
50
150
7.50
7.50:
145
7.50 May
15 %c
18c
6,500
15%c May
9%c
10c
10,142
83c
80c
28%
3,205"
29%
43%
29%
2,600
43%
225
May
14 %c
5.00 May
7.60
9c
9c
Jan
26% Mar
35%
Jan
Feb
45%
Apr
69c
43
May
10c
1,800
50c
May
90c
Jan
33c
40C
57,780
33c
May
59c
Mar
5c
2,100
3%c Mar
24c
Jan
39c
1.20
1.20
1.20
1,700
23 %
22%
23%
I,910
6c
1
1.20
8%c
Jan
7%c May
7%c
9c
16,000
13 %c
Jan
6c
6c
6%c
12,500
6c
Apr
11c
Jan
7c
9%c
44,500
6%c
Jan
19c
Jan
2.21
2.37
16,616
8%c
8
8%
I,058
Jan
7% Mar
9%
Apr
Apr
Jan
5.50
5.40 Mar
355
16% Mar
19%
18 V4
35
16 % Mar
19%
1.03
1.10
1,500
96c
Jan
20%c22%c
22c
9,830
17
18 V*
18%
6.10
8.00
17
6.00
1
25
25
7,601
19c
Feb-
8c
5,000
7%c
Apr
47% Mar
59% May
7%c
—1
Mines—:
2.95
2.21 May
•
4,990
62 %
1,619
1.30
1.33
6,025
43c
43c
43c
500
42c
12C
12c
13,400
12c
Apr
6c
8c
16,800
6c
May
12 %c
4C
•'
7c
*
*\
*
*
class A
Paper
Mersey
pfd
Mar
44
31
400
23
Mar
33%
Apr
May
24c
Jan
10c
10c
14c
76,141
5%
6%
1,765
5% May
8c
8c
8c
3,000
22
22
2,440
51c
54C
51c
14,300
Jan
22
May
24%
Jan
51c
May
75c
Jan
19c
Jan
40c
44%
19,950
42%
Jan
45
Apr
68c
65c
70c
12,199
65c
Apr
92c
Feb
11c
llcl3%c
11c
May
500
3,775
Mar
8%c
6,000
8c
56c
II,210
44c
Apr
7%c
8c
8,500
7c
Mar
14%c
Jan
27%c
Jan
lie
L000
11c
May
4c
4c
1,500
4c
May
7c
33c
Jan
Apr
37c
22,300
May
44
235
41
Mar
45
48%
250
45
Mar
48 Va May
48
7%
7%
7%
47%
47 %
47%
25
6c
6c
6%c
4,000
2,745
1,100
7%
45
.
Jan
Jan
2.00
II,400
29%
28%
29%
12,627
28
Mar
72
72
72 %
167
68
Mar
39
49%
49%
265
47
12%
13
2,885
12
14
14
14
489
14
32
31%
43%
__2lS
■
43%
Ltd
Hill
Eunker
5,263
860
53,200
14
14 %
44
50c
14%
1,025
8
8
110
3.00
3.10
800
22,000
_1
class
Mar
Feb
Feb
30% May
42
41C
Feb
Mar
9% Mar
,l
7%c
7%c
8c
_1
1.71
1.60
1.80
13,690
_1
—
Lake..
7c
7c
7c
5,000
—
31
31
Products
Building
Bullochs
32 %
41c
50c
& Bmelting_*j—
Ankerite
Red
May
12"%
Gold
Buffadison
Apr
46
49 %
V
Buffalo
85
42 % Mar
class A.
•;
Buffalo
42
Mar
891
A——_——-——-
Mining
Mar
80
46
—I
class
—
V
„
31 Va
280
May
Apr
1.60 May
6%c
29 %
5
Feb
Jan
Feb
'
'
Burlington
,
Burrard Dry
1.87 Jan
-
——
„
_
Jan
Petroleum
12 %c
13c
11,900
42c
45c
5,925
41 Vac May
13 % May
15 %
13%
15%
4,345
19 %
19
19 %
2,469
98
100
40
3.25
3.25
450
45c
,47c
6,260
98
100
1
.
Calvert
Oils
&
Gas.
,
*h
•
47c
8c
6
Jan
Mar
Apr
Jan
13% May
125
*
10c Jan
-4/2c Jan
2.25
34%
12 V4 Mar
2,171
6
•
Feb
Feb
Jan
10%
17%
13%
«•
Calgary & Edmonton.
5.30
12 %c
15% Mar
6
44c
Jan
14% Mar
220
Feb
13%
25c
52c
16%
6%c
16 %
1
Calalta
44% May
100
13%
Dock class A
Jan
Jan
2,000
/•
__
37Va
5%
16%
_^__.
Feb
6%C
a
'.Burns
14%
14%■ Jan
6%c
'
_*
8
2.90 May
7%c
50
Apr
5%
'
A————
Extension.
May
Jan
37
84%
—1
^
39
36
45
Company
Jan
72 % May
50
84%
Mines
35%
102
46
Telephone
2.65 Mar
39
84%
Power
Columbia
Jan
49 %- May
40%
—50
Packers
47 %.
39
95
Products.
Columbia
6% May
40%
—50
Forest
Brunswick
1.90 May
.100
■
;■
Jan
1.90
—50
Columbia
Bruck'Mills
Mar
42
—50
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
5% ,preferred
5%% preferred _"
Brown
41
25
,•
preferred
Reef
65
47
.100
4 %%
Broulan
44%
1.95
Apr
4.75
47
1
Jan
5.55
44%
41
47%
4.60 May
6%
50
,
Mar
Mar
6% May
*
10%
Apr
Jan
9c
6c
3.50 May
4 Vi %
Jan
33c
42%
37c
65c
400
OilElectric—
67c - Jan
11c
lie
10,106
Columbia
Feb
Jan
8c
51c
6 %
American
19c
15 %c
8c
53c
3.75
common
Britalta Petroleum
Feb
23C
44%
4.85
G)
Feb
18c
3.50
common
7%
May
5.15
new
Jan
May
23c
50
——50
*
50
1
pfd
5%
preferred
Corp
6 %c
37
44%
f
Ltd
Mar
125
22
*
•
1
——
Jan
3,700
/
1
—.
Jan
4c
13c
50c
1
1
1
Uranium
Jan
17c
44
6%
i
i
Mines
Jart
55c
Apr
30%
31
1
—25
,
Jan
1.63
4c
*
Mines
71%
Apr
42
*
—
1.30
3.70
British
Jan
51%
61
1
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
55%
50 '/a
*
British
Mar
1.33
1
British
9c
51 Va
Pioneer
V
Mar
1
Corn
Feb
32c
62 %
Ltd—
common
Jan
1.25
10
,
1
Co
Jan
Jan
28
Mar
6c
9c
1
1
*
Mines.—
Tank
2.10
Apr
21% Mar
1 |
Mines
Mines
500
1
r
Mines
6c
Brazilian Traction common
:
Jan
6c
50c
CoDper Corp
Bay
4%
Jan
Mar
1.02
50c
Mines
Uranium
British
Jan
35c
4,000
—^——
Mines
British
Jan
27c
May
10
Quebec
(T
13%
7c
—
_!
Yukon
Bridge
Feb
Apr
6c
-1
Mining
Bralorne
Jan
51
Mar
49
5.15
Feo
Jan
800
..
318
Telephone
49c Feb
26% Jan
6c
10,566
1,075
5.00
Mines
5%%
Boymar Gold Mines—
Feb
Jan
Mar
24'/2cMar
Feb
7c
5.00
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Feb
Jan
13% Jan
12c
Jan
6%c Mar
10c
•
Consolidated
Bethlehem
.4.80 Jan
,
Jan*1
26c
33,500
9c
Wc
Belleterre
10%c Jan
13c Jan
16c Jan
;
Jan'
43%
11c
preferred
Lumber
5 % %
21
40% Mar
16 %c Mar
9c
Mines
Lodge
Bowaters
19% Mar
295
464
100
Mines
Bros
Bowater
28
7,600
21c
7c
Nickel—
Mines
Beaver
Jan
27o Jan
^JSMar
18c Jan
J.J.D Jan
5c Jan
19c Jan
43 V*
20c
*
Beatty
Bowater
Jan
20%
B
Bouzan
Jan
43
Seattle Duquesne
Black
3.30
33 %
20%
Petroleums
Bordulac
Jan
Mar
4,150
10,044
I
Bathurst Power & Paper
Bicroft
Feb
/ 2.20
2.35
4c
Uranium
Bevcon
36c
30%
Base Metals Mining..
Bell
May
2.25
*
50
Exploration
Belcher
20c
29%
Copper
Mines
Beaver
2,575
1,100
Montreal
Class
22c
7,900
Mines
Barymin
Jan
2.30
4.75
Bank of Nova Scotia
Barnat
40 %
20c
-
2nd
of
Jan
Mar
5%
Oil
Bank
60
32
40O
Gold
Bankeno
52 % Mar
2,915
18
1
Arcadia
Bankfield
17% Mar
150
33%
*
&
Jan
19%
551
57
33
2.50
:
Coast
5%%
2.75 Apr
3 55 May
6c
Jan
Jan
60c
5
preferred
Banff
Feb
.2„ ■/*
825
51c
Mines
Geld
5%
v. •
Jan
5c
23-4
10%
Apr
Jan
2.35
28 %
Feb
38c
1
Pulp
Yellowknife
Bata
2%c Apr
1.20 May
10%
1.20
Feb
20 %
3,090
30%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Y
Jan
33c Mar
22% Mar
3.65 Mar
56
Electric
Jan
Jan
42c
6 7"0
17,590
45c
18
Aumacho River Mines
Apr
May
61,400
21%
May
1.80
-
5%
common
Atlin-Rulfner
Baska
20c
43c
450
20%
33%
Steels
Atlas
Jan
May
May
Apr
Mar
Mar
1.30
1.90
2.00
75c
54c
preferred
Auto
7c
8c
5c
3.70
7c
Ltd——_1
•
700
1.80
1
Gold
Jan
Feb
Feb
Apr
Apr
May
Feb
Apr
May
37c
23-,4
_1
1
2%c
Jan
5,125
82c
1
Corp
Aunor
4.75
2.65
42c
8c
5c
8.60
3.55
40c
1
Ltd—IIIIIII
8c
8c
2.90
2.50
80c
51c
Petroleums
Associated
9%c Jan
17c
.
Jan
Apr
2.35
2.40
8c
Asamers', Oil
16c
23c
May
May
May
*1 20
3.70
1
*
Ltd
& Zinc Mines
5c
8,500
11,000
2,500
II
Mining Corp
Minerftl Products
5c'
1
—
Corp_.
WestviHe Mines
24c
—
Vanguard Explorations'Ltd—II———1
Ventures Ltd
•
Virginia Mining
JVeedon
50C
15c
8.95
*
I
Titan Petroleum
Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd___
United Asbestos
Corp Ltd
United Oils Ltd
48c
—
1
Ltd^
Exploration
i_
■
1
1
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
2.76
2.75
22c
2
Ltd
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
Tazin
2.76
___1
Feh
7%c
.»
lc
British, Columbia
Lawrence River Mines Ltd
Lneritt-Gordon Mines Ltd_
Siscalta Oils Ltd
44c
Jan
8,250
50c
Mines
Arjon
1.36 Feb
May
-4; 1.27 Jan
13c Apr
2.53 May
2c Apr
11c Mar
Apr
4c
880
5%c
20c
Huronian
Argus
3.63 Jan,
8c Jan
,,
Mar
May
5c
Apr
34c
37c
5c
51c
Mines
Area
90c
Jan
9V2c Jan
47c May
1.99 Mar
3,400
2,500
55c
2.00
1
St
Tib
13c
3V2c
77c
10c
Exploration
Canadian
Anglo
1.20 Jan
6c
Jan
;
Jan
18c
11c
3c
6,900
v.
11c
> 3c
17c 17V2c
Quebec
Quebec Oil Development Ltd_j.
Quebec Smelting &
Refining Ltd
18c 19%c
6c
2
Mar
2.50
American
Bright
Pennbec
60c
Warrants
Anglo
Jan
Jan
80c
18,700
8%c
Controls
Aumaque
5.50 Mar
1,600
11c 12%c
69c
50c
Pete
Mines
Lead
Analogue
Feb
Jan
8.50 Jan
11c
11c
2,150
—
Jan
68c
25
50
1
1
1
Mines
Nepheline
1-08 Jan
6ci Feb
3.00 May
4c May
40c
6,000
7,700
11c
1
Opemtsca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
5c
77c
*
Leduc
26c Jan
66c May
Mar
Jan
»
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
*
1
Ltd
American
t11
5Y2C May
1,500
1,000
65c
4c
3!/2c
!
Metals
5,767
84c
4c
1
tLd_
__
Rare
6%c
82c
50c
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd—
North American Asbestos Corp
North American
5%c
1
Ltd.
Mines
Mylamaque Explorations
Santiago Mines Ltd
West
1
1
:
1
Uranium
Jan
54c
10%
•
American
Bibis
New
21
3,508
10c
Min—
4%% preferred _•_
Amalgamated Larder
1.23 Jan
26c Feb
29/2 Jan
1.13 Jan
32c Jan
20c May
12c Feb
-
2,00Q_
1,000
500
500
10,700
20c
9c
67c
14c
66c
81c
760
72c
50
Roxana
Aluminum
13% Jan
2,000
1,125
700
12,500
3,700
18%
70c
10
Feb
29% Jan
•
400
19% May
1,000 -V- 3%cApr
•
18 %
21%
•
1
Aluminium
7c Jan
' 4.00 May
9c Feb
35c Mar
8y2c
Jan
10% May
;»•.
Jan
«
Alminex
10% Jan
10y8 May
30c
11%'
:
2,000
15,000
81c
82c
15c
15c
23% 24%
71c : 73c
20g
21c
—
1
—
1,070
700
:
27c
Jan
2.60
44c
5
—
,
Oils
Cons
Algoma Steel
•••
25c
10%
1
Ltd
.
Mar
10,375
1.80
Preferred
Feb
10c
,38c
7c
12l/4
50c
4c
Jan
2.45 Jan
22
May
-
10c
3.30
.
Uranium
Algoma
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
■
.
10c
58c
19%
3%c
—
,
Mogador
Mines
Ltd—
—Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Murray
'
5
5
1
Ltd
Mines
Petroleums
City
:
1
Mld-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mill
58c
11%
1
22%
10 Va
"
May
Mar
10c
50c
—
Explor Co Ltd — 1
Mining Co Ltd
1
Mining
Island
V
1
Ltd_
'•
145
22
—•
&
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merriil
Co
Mines
Gold
Mining
Maritimes
Oil
"v^
a4.00 a4.00
Apr
May
7.50 May
27,500
10Va
May
Mar
May
2,200
4%c
22.
Ltd—1
!
1
.
r
10%
;
-
;
100
12,400
8.00
-4c
&4.00
:
25c
4c
10%
38c
-■
4c
L2.50
Mining
(
■••••
5
Ltd—.
Iso Mines Ltd—
Israel
■
*
.
Mines
38c
7.50
•
1
——
'
—
I
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
International
—
;
Mining Corp—
Copper
Hillcrest
t.
;
—
4,000.
500
2,000
16c
33 y2
5c
5c
1.64
May
Mar
Mar
5c
20c
4c
10%
30c
1,000
4,900
5%c
5c
25c
4c
10y2
34c
7.50
.
—
•
1
:
v-
1.50
—!
Ltd
Mines
3c
3c
1.50
3,200
3.20
5 %c
■
_
Alberta
Jan
7c
May
9c
28 k
3c
3c
1.50
3,000
440
1,000
10c
31
3c
—
*
—
Copper
Bay
Fundy
9c
30 %
3c
Jan
17c
3.25
;
Warrants
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
11 %c
37c
I
Voting trust
$2.50
.'
Sullivan Mines Ltd
Elder Mines Ltd
East
May
1
Gold
Warrants
1.70 Jan
122 May
18%
1.60
1.45
1.20
__
150
500
6c
50c
_
Explorations
Alberta
9.90 Apr
9y2C Jan
21
Mar
1.60 Apr
9.60
6c
3,000
.
Petroleums
Akaitcho
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
9.00 Apr
5c Mar
17y2 May
1.35 Apr
9.60
6c
17y2
1.50
—
335
7c
69c
•
*
Ltd.
Anglo Rouyn Mines
DeniSon
Jan
19% May
19%
*
3.20 Feb
19c Jan
8c Jan
8y2cMar
9c Jan
55c Mar
6y2C Feb
85c Apr
1.76 Jan
1.20 May
1.87 Jan
8c Apr
4c
Jan
23
17c
1
Amalgamated
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chiboug Copper Corp
18
Jan
41%
6 Vac
—^
*
Advocate Mines Ltd—
Jan
Jan
1.01
7c
60c
' 5c
11c
23c
13%
6.15
•
12c Apr
10% Mar
4.45 Mar
4,850
Mar
21% Mar
18%
Acme Gas & Oil
6.80 Jan
4.50 Mar
125
35
320
40c
21% Jan
■
75c May
4c Mar
45c Jan
% lc Apr
5c Mar
25,530
4,000
3,000
7,840
13c
12%
5.20
•
39%
22 %'
Jan
19 %
Uranium Mines..
Algom
•
1
10c
1
1
1
1
1
& Edmonton Corp LtdCampbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd-,
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
::
Calgary
5,800
38%
High
20c
70c
Atlantic Sugar class A
Acadia
Mines
37,092
7c
Acadia
Agnico
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
34e
22 Va
'
.
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Ltd A__
Selburn Oil & Gas
Talc Ltd
.
Rarvallee Mines LtdJ
Bailey
39%
.
_
Shares
High
31c
34c
•
Ltd
for Week
,
of Prices
Low
Dollars
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
Jan
May
Canadian
in
Week's
Last
3.60 Mar
nc
48c
4%c
4c
4c
1,000
•' 11,500
2,500
46,145
3,610
4c
.
Expressed
Friday
Sale Price
2.90 Jan
8,100
1,500
5c
4c
6c
48c
26c
__
1
1
1
Atlas-Telefilm
3.35
11c
51c
.
Are
Shown
High
STOCKS
—
—*
20c
1
Explorations Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
_
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd——
Arno
Mines Ltd
--Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Aumaque
Toronto Stock Exchange
Shares
<
Alscope
Aueustus
(Range for Week Ended May 13)
for Week
of Prices
Low
Mining and
43
Sales
Range
-
Sale Price
Par
Advocate
(2127)
5%
Jan
12 %c
Jan
16%
98
Feb
May
3.25 Mar
1.45c
Apr
8c
7
Mar
Jan
Apr
16c
Jan
57c
Jan
21%
Jan
19%
Jan
100
3.55
63c
Jan
Feb
Mar
44
CANADIAN. MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
'
of Prices
Shares
Par
Canada
1
5.40
5.10
5.75
45,090
4.30 Mar
1
9%
9%
11%
410
9% May
3.60
Lake
Bread
Foils
Canada
Oil
3.60
100
3.50 Mar
4.25
Jan
28
26%
28
3,080
26% May
33%
Jan
25
24%
25
1,746
24 %
26%
Jan
Crestbrook
Jan
Croinor
*
•
50
•
.—
:
1.05
Warrants
class
A
1,270
50
720
•
1.05
19
1.00
10c
Canada
Preferred
Canada
Canadian
&
class
B
Canadian
British
A
warrants
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
$1%
preferred
Canadian
_
Canadian
Pete
11c
10c
11c
20,225
20c
21c
25,100
10c
11c
4,000
10c
10%
11
375
10%
Feb
Deer
1
24c
23 %c
26c
18,050
19c
1.38
1.41
3,850
1.38 May
1.50
Apr
Deldona
7%c
8c
7,133
7%c
7
500
6% Mar
9%
Jan
Delnite
1
1
8c
6%
46c 49 %c
3,200
42c
Feb
Denison
——
7
—.
5c
1,500
2,088
*46%
Mar
56
Jan
Devon
7,920
31
Mar
37%
Jan
Distillers
11 %
495
4.00
4.60
1,310
4.15
Mar
10% May
16
Canadian
Utilities
29'A
29
29%
416
28
30% Mar
Dominion
Foundry & Steel common—*
45%
43%
45%
97%
97%
97%
10
•
6%
6%
6%
29%
29%
Nat
8%
1,420
1.00
97c
-
A
•5%
5%
8
5% May
19,300
8%
97c
4,740
78c
75c
79c
2.15
19,950
2.75
2.95
17,080
11
11
200
14%
470
2.82
11
'
Feb
Scottish
Feb
Dominion
Steel
Feb
Dominion
Stores
2.75
3.65
Jan
Dominion
Feb
Dominion
14%
14%
3.10
*
/. 54%
-20c
—
3.10
13% Mar
16
Jan
25c
61c
Jan
55
Mar
1.85
208
54 %
45
80c
Apr
7%
Dover
3.80
38c
3,375
27c
Mar
80c
80c
500
75c
Apr
■
Jan
6.20
5.60
6.20
2.05
2.25
——
:■ 9%
9%
13%
13%
14
12,813
->
Jan
38c
625
Textile
69%
40
55c
59c
48,350
13c
12c 13%c
14,200
,
„
Preferred
21
23c
20%
21%
140
140
Ltd
24%
30
25 %
9 Vs
9.80
138%
Gold——
180
13%
Ltd
—
Coniagas
19%
28
,
_
40
100
18%
Feb
10,300
11 %c
Jan
99c
62,240
82c
4,000
6c
Mar
80c
84c
2,400
12
12%
3,965
26c
26c
900
4.90
5.20
1.20
1.05
1.20
11c
22%
*
Smelting
22%
80c
208
22
Apr
22%
3c
7,500
3c
Apr
22c
May
42c
33c
14,400
30c
May
55c
9c
10c
1,000
9c
May
15c
10,800
53c
May
80c
Feb
67c
Apr
17,200
50c
Equipment
4.15
4.10
4.15
1,380
2.90 Mar
2.89
2.85
2.90
5,575
2.81
14
14%
610
12%c 12 %C
6,500
•
1
.
—
.
4.15
Enterprises
3.90
4.15
14
8,055
1,450
3.25
3.74
Feb
4.90
8%
2.15
500
45c
47c
1,300
44c
Mar
64c
•
52c
49c
55c
34,165
43c
Feb
56c
_*
Consolidated
Bellekeno
15c
16c
3,512
15c
May
26c
4c
5c
4,200
4c
Apr
8c
Consolidated
Beta
Gamma
Consolidated
Callinan
Consolidated
6c
6%c
15,500
6c
Jan
10c
Consolidated
Dragon
Flln
May
12c
Jan
May
3.85
•
Oil
Fenimore
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Consolidated
6c
7c
6,000
3.45
3.40
3.55
12,425
1
«
Crest
Consolidated
Consolidated
7c
1
35c
*
Halliwell
19c
1
Arrow.
35c
100,990
22c
Mar
May
39c
7
Mines
Lake
26c
3.40
__
39c
1,352
38c
18c
20c
6,600
18c
May
5c
6c
6,000
5c
Mar
1
38%c
1
46c
40 %C
46c
112,675
1
35c
30c
35c
65c
2.00
2.00
35c 38 %C
Consolidated
Mines
Marcus
Consolidated Mic
Gold
Mac
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Oils
Ltd
I
Ltd
•
Mogul
Consolidated
Consolidated
&
Smelting
Morrison
Mosher
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
Northland
Mines
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Red
1
Sannorm
JL.
see
14c
*
...
page 46.
Mar
'
8%c
500
32c
May
8%c May
6c
Apr
_
3ic
6c
6%c
4%c
5c
2,500
4c
Apr
30c 32 %c
30,375
28c
Mar
3.40
3.20
37%
102
101
101
3.65
e%
4,264
9,100
1,610
3,195
33
Mar
102
175
97
Feb
100% 101%
275
3.30
6 %
16c
ioc
8%c
3.75
2,725
6%
•
17c
-
50
5,000
10c
110,750
1.20
1.08
1.20
-.29,822
16%
16%
16%
1,785
12%
,
May
3.40
i6c
'!
6c
38%
,
1
«
12c
38c
12%
34c 38 %c
33C
30c
* 33c
690
-
20
4%
1,535
18%
79c
9,299
62c
3.00
3.00
3.40
51c
:
22
3.00
99
Apr
Feb
3.15 Mar
5%
16c
Apr
May
7c
Mar
1.08 May
16%
12
'
Apr
Mar
-35,500
25c
Mar ' ''
4,900
30c
May
54c
Jan
Apr
12c
Jan
10c
Jan
11c
Jan
8%c Jan
48c
3.95
Jan
Jan
103
4.30
Jan
Jan
Jan
7% Apr
31%c Jan
1.80
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
12%
Feb
40c' * At>r
69c
Jan
8c
5,550
7c
54c
51,700
40c
Feb
Jan
21% Mar
91c
Jan
43c
May
152
155
390
140
Mar
9%
10
820
9
Apr
4c
26%
4c5c
„
A
410
1.45
1.50
1
1,040
4.90
1.51
10,742
85%
•
26%
86
13%
15
13% : 13%
6c
•
33%
34 VB
100
34%
class
7
1,097
32
15
17
2,650
7
'7%
545
7
:
14%
14
15
38%
43 %•
76c
78c
Great
28
8c
1,700
Lakes
Power
Jan
Jan
75e
May,,
28
May
7,500
19c
May
15c
4,000
15c
20c
21c
12,600
20c
18c 19 %c
42
B
Plains
West
Greater
42
17
6%
6%
1,030
8
200
'■
10c
lie
1.28
6,550
40'A
1,305
25
25
6.00
5%
37%
37%
1.85
;
v
725
■
9.50
4.55
*
4.75
4.70
8%
8%
,
'
8.25
447
152
8%
*
3.85
3,00 May
Jan
Apr'
8% May
6.75
Jan
11%
Jan
8
11
4.35
:i
8%
3.25
40
3.25
May
4.80
Jan
2.00
80
1.50
Apr
5.55
Jan
2%c
2 %C
14,500
5c
Feb
11%
11%
1,105
10%
Jan
26
26
62
25%
Jan
May
2c
Mar
6%c
4,000
6c
—1
!
6c
4c
5c
2,000
4c
7.70
7.35
8.05
15,144
10c
15c
,21,320
10c
May
5c
5e
6c
5,000
5c
Jan
_1
l
t
common
—
1.75
*
Lake.
Mines
16
Feb
16 Vs
Apr
9
Mar
11%
Jan
30
98
Mar
104%
Jan
15%
Jan
11%
200
12c
7,500
6c
"70
7c
33 %c
l
—100
Apr
100
835
10%
7%c
7,500
28c
35c
20,600
.1
Hendershot Paper
preferred!!!.
2.50
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
16
11 %C
1
:
1.61
1.00
103 103%
—1
•
10%
10c
11%
Minerals
Head of Lakes Iron
100
Feb
Jan
16
_*
—
1.75
7%c
7.35 May
Feb
Mar
lie
11%
11%
—100
Hard Rock Gold Mines
11%
May
—1
Jan
27%
.
Apr
common
4c
-
4c
5c
10% Mar
11c
9,800 i
6,500
May
May
93%
55
55
141
50
7 %
7%
70
7
<•>»»
23-
15%c
Mar
4c
75
"Jan*
<
Mar
7 Jan
Jan
12c
6c; May
23c
7%
93%
15 %c Mar
Feb
6c
,
93%
Canada
Drilling
Jan
13
.1 5.00 Jan
8
11%
Gold
Dauch
Jan
Jan
1.75
._10
;
1st preferred
Harding Carpets"
Headway Red
2.35
Apr
11c
Farms
2 25
41% May
.
.
3.25
1.75
Warrants
Hallnor Mines
Hamilton Cotton
Jan
37% May
Jari^v,
-1
Lake
Jan
6%
4.50 Mar
300
Jan
7.25
1.50 Mar
700
4.50
Jan
26
39 %
'
675
3.25
Jan
Mar
1.25 Mar,-,
1,850
t."
Jan
1.40
42%
22
-
Apr
May
17 %c
:
•
Mar,--
37% May
3.25
8%
May
7%
8
10
9.25
•
42
Apr
10c Mar.
110
'320
_*
Jan
Mar«
,
1.95
9.50
Jan
-
41%
Jan
Feb
180
5% Mar
41
——
Lead
Mines
Gunnar Mines
<fc
1.90
40c
30c
-
5.25 Mar
37%
Jan
Feb
1,405
6,
Feb
Jan
19c
1.00 Mar
160
;
1.95
*
Mines
Tower
\
12%
•
•
35
10
r
41
1
Gulf
Hi
25
6.00
-
„*
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Hinde
■
5%
1.95
.
-
6%
6
3,500
1.12
38%
r''
Trust
warrants
Gold
8
40
warrants
Heath
40%
41%
1.25
A
Saddlery..
1956
Hardee
141%
Jan
38c
Jan
17 %c Mar
65
•
Develop
1958
Gwillim
>
50
—
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
2,667
146
—•
:
-
warrants
9%
Feb
14c
May
18c
2,419
Jan
31 Vz
Mar
—50
$2.80 preferred
Class
1.10
Apr
21c
1
common
preferred
Warrants
Gulch
-
10%
»
common
$2.50
Great
8c
.
10
•
*
Jan
50'A
53%
19c
20c
Jan
22
15c
146
Feb
18V4
Feb
15c
_—■>—*
Gas
Jan
102%
■
9
20c
1
Northern
Feb
May
100
10%
Warrants
Great
Feb
7c
36%
Apr
38
1,840
8c
*
—
15%
j
% 41% Mar
1,108
.
28
50
J—
Apr
Mar
1
Paper
Jan
Jan
87
Mar ;
13%
360
i"
:
76c
'
common.—..*
Mines
Jan
6.25
2.20
94% Mar
3,500
43%
41%
*
Great Lakes
Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
.
Feb
15
43 %
1
B
Jan
Jan
28%
•
Apr
_l
Mackay class A
12
4V2C Mar
:
101
43%
*
Mines
173%
v
Feb
16%
1
Gold
88%
Apr
13%
6,200
9% Mar
80c
:
1.40 Mar J
101
A_;___50c
A
/
May
81%
Jan
27% Mar
,
24% Mar
4.40
Jan
'
17
1
class
4c
v
230
6c
Apr
8% May
20,500
26
4.90
:
10
:
Mar
39
25 %
Feb
48
Mar
63
-
Jan
10c
85c
Apr' 'j
435
preferred
Granduc
4.65
•
Apr
•
Harrison
14c
35%
3.00 May '
9,750
7c
1
Jan
38%
103
,
50c
20c
Mfg
Yellowknlfe
Jan
1.78 Mar
33c
Feb
5,820
Ltd.
Grandroy Mines
Jan
26c
/
Mar
43c
.
'*■
--
Jan
T.24
""
32,350
6c
38%
II
Mar
6c
*
c
May
99c
17,200
*
•
,
69c
14%c May
16,750
39C
-
8%c
6%c
•
—
Copper
" "
8,665
1.54
12c
32c
•
.
For footnotes,
13c
•
Zinc—.:—
1.49
39c
•
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos Imperial
Lead
1.50
100
Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Mines
Jan
13,237
10
Clark
19%
72c
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
;
27% Mar
52c
Drill
55c
25,950
ioo
Exploration
19%
1
8,733
18
•
preferred...
4,897
1%
19,630
23c
1
...
B
31%
64 %
Development
67c
83c
1
A
Apr
30%
1.54
27c
\
Jan
-.
63
Dynamics
2.20
17c
LtcT_.«__l
Mines...
6c
19c
*
Jan
69c
_1
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
8,052
37,040
1
35c
17%
1
Mines
6c
27c
50c
:
Mar
18
1
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated
Mine
6c
23c
15
common
26c
20c
1
Mines
Power
18,100
75c
Mar
6c
1
Great
1
■
1.14 May
15c
50
class
Great West Coal class
Class B
May
3.20 Feb
!
23c
100
•
67c
4,500
55
common—.
Jan
2
.
Ltd
Apr
.
40,550
16c
.
•
72c
2.00 May
17
Mar
1.25
15C
425
preferred:
Jan
>'1
39%
41
Motors
Class
Mar
46c
Jan
8%
Ltd
May
•
1
Exploration
Mines
26c
i.
35%
1.15
1.24:
1
•
40 %c
6,825
Q5
26%
Bakeries
Gordon
Feb
7c
Jan
Apr
37%
40
Goldfields Mining
Jan
32c > Feb
..
Jan
1.90
17%
8%
Goodyear Tire Canada
Apr
45c
.
Jan
Jan
Feb
25%
Gold ray
Jan
45c
1.78
May
41
Glacier Explorers
Jan
2.65
10c
1.40 May '
*
Products
Giant
Jan
6c
•
Discovery
14
Jan
Jan
1.53
17
V
Jan
8% May
2.10 Mar
Mar
20
8%
Co
Petroleum
Genex
Jan
1
Mines
37%
1.41
5,200
5,780
,
26%
(U S)__._
General
Jan
*
Con-Key Mines—
2?: 17
17
Jan
•
Mines
East
8%
2.15
45c
1.42
1.50
17
Jan
8c
Apr
*
Co
General
Feb
2.50
Pete
Mines
Marbenor
Jan
Jan
1.42
6c
*
preferred
General
Jan
25%
15c
Apr
7,500
1.40
*
Goldale Mines
May
12c
7c
9
Feb
22c
„
1.10 May
20
Mines Ltd
General
5.20 Mar
Jan
53,721
;
Mining
General
Jan
56c
1.21
Jan
,
13%
Jan
:
Jan
58c
A
A
(Charles)
5 %%
Jan
50c
1.10
Jan
10%
11c
Mar
5c
1.42
1
Canada
Gatineau
Jan
53c
class
Petroleum
Geco
Jan
•
Mines
of
Frosst
5%c Jan
50,450
>
Mar
8c
1.50
I
Manufacturing
Gaitwin
1.29 Jan
30c
.!!
9
5,000
10,950
6c
——25c
.
Debentures
Jan
3c
53c
70
9
10c
6%c
72c
Companies
Jan
30c
1
9
19%
:
:
Motor
General
1
Smelting
1.40
15c
22C
...
Feb
Apr
16%
,
Mar
11
5c
1
Mines—
..
class
Frobisher
Jan
—
1
&
6.20
May
150
10c
Canadian-
Fraser
Jan
Jan
Apr
12
31%
Mining
Grain
Feb
49c
1.01 Mar
8,600
22%
1.13
13%
9%c
Feb
Apr
9
Nickel
French
Jan
May
4.40 Mar
8%
6c
1
Mining
Francoeur
Mar
30c
*
1
&
95c
1.47
11c
May
1,335
12
10
Ltd
Uranium
Foundation
Feb
10% Mar
15,800
75c
Min
80c
3,900
9%C
80c
Ford
Jan
16 %c
25c
21,650
10%c
1
Mines
21
Mar
6c
26c
Fleet
Mar
6c
5,969
4,500
1
Preferred
Apr
15
<
15%
9%
6%C
9 \
1
Players
Fittings
Jan
Feb
13c 14 %C
1
.
16%
Trust:
Developments Ltd
Mining
Federal
86% Mar
Mar
89c
Apr
.
55
Mar
14%
■■
1
Corp
Fatima
Jan
13%
1
Farm
Consolidated
255
13c
12 %
Sol
Ford
25
14%
13% Mar
Feb
Jan
33
,
12% Mar
1.17
20
*
Fargo Oils Ltd:
Jan
199
Apr ;
90c
Cellulose
Coniaurum
30%
14 %
1
Willans
Combined
Mar
13
1
•
Mines
Commonwealth
83
1
Wines
Gold
50
750
1
.
Mining
Lake
83
13%
6c
&
Mines
Farwest
26%
Feb
19%
'
5.15
Cochenour
Cockshutt
170
May
Jan
8
.
"
12% Mar
125
30 %
•
Mines
Faraday
140* v May
Mar
29 %
41
1
Mach pfd__
Investment
Falconbridge
Feb
May
4c
25
.
~
Eureka
Apr
13%-Jan
9v.
2,300
-
43e
9.25 May
1,575
184
83
pfd_20
El
Mar
—
Mines
Eldrich
24% Jan
,,
Jan
22% Mar
258
9.90
184
*
Chromium
Columbia
-
4%c
100
Mines
Gold
5,850
9%
1.9
9.60
4c
•
76
Mat^rrrM
Apr
1,796
5c
•
Mines
Elder
Jan
19% Mar
6%
3,250
12
1
.
Malar tic
Economic
Jan
27c
22c
99
13
1
Petroleum
Sullivan
Feb
5,766
140
25
.1
Jan
68c
•
Mining
—*
common
East
Jan
69% May
42C
Feb
1,420 7
521
Jan
,6c
10
&
Amphi
Famous
22 %c
23
.10
4.70
12%
17
Apr
Apr
97
■150
.
9% Jan
42 %
14
,
—1
,«
—
Easy Washing
Jan
11 %C May
-
Feb
51
9%
common
Industries
East
Jan
8.55
9% Mar
13 %
3,009
69%
,
22 %c
Quartz
Jan
9.10 Jan
21
Jan
7% Mar
12%
14%
*
Chemical
&
Tar
Mines
Dynamic
May
1.10
5.00 May
2.05 May
2,665
57c
50
20
Kayrand Cop
common—•
17%
Jan
60 %
3.10 May
45 % Mar
34c
2.20
4%
6.65 May
49 %
12%
50%
'
6
—
1
Chibougamau
*
—*
1
:
275
i
Corp
common—1
Coal
&
6%
class B
,
Jan
12%
Apr
Invest
6%
Ltd
Jaculet
Cowichan
Dominion
Jan
Magnesium
11%
1.40 May
2.75 Apr
10%
Dominion
85c
Mar
68c
Jan
1.34
May
7%
2,660
1.60
7%
Co
Gas
,
4,474
100
Apr
Minerals
...
Mines
Chiboug
1,215
Copper
Oil
Gai
1,485
7%
Oils
Gold
Chateau
18%
7%
*
common
Duvex
Porcupine
Chesterville
18%
Electrohome
Jan
Duvan
Athabaska
Cheskirk
18%
Bridge
Rio
Coulee
u—————*
Dominion
Dominion
51c
Jan
Jan
6.60
Jan
.
Pat
1,720
Apr
Mines
Central
7.35
2.60
preferred
Central
7.00
10%
5%
Exploration
Del
7.35
14%
13%
Central
Copp
2.50
Petroleum
May
common
Western
Asbestos
Mar
22%
—1
Wallpaper Mfrs
Gold
21
4.15 May
Feb
•
Canadian
Cariboo
17% May
18% Mar
1
Corp
Mines
3,672
12
1
Canadian
Captain
18%
330
Canadian Vickers
Erin
Jan
17%
1,405
"
Tire
May
17%
1,010
100
Canadian
10
■,
*
.
8% Mar
Corp.
May
1.04
500
preferred
8.80
>31%
13
Mines
Thorium
Jan
>
May
8,270
Superior Oil
Feb
55c
2
•
4.50
common..
Canadian
14 %c
Apr
Apr
27% Mar
25,910
Railway
Apr
3,341
35c
Inca
29c
Feb(
47,925
9%
—
Jan
Jan
60c
2.02
Gold
Jan
33c
14c
29%
9
common
20c
May
51c
19%
_
Canadian
Con west
Dome
9,928
V
May
May
,
28 »/8
Mines
Jan
9.80'
9.20
10c
20c
,
60c
32c
Oil
10Jan
104% Apr
7%c Jan
Apr
Mar
29%
1.85
common
Jan
Jan
25o
Seagrams
Dome
...
9,80
1
.
Oils
East
Petrofina
Class
-2
Mines
Palmer
'Jan
7.05
4.00 May
--
19%
10c
Pacific
Class
;
-•
——_—
9%
preferred
Consol
8c
Mines
1.95
—
Canadian
Coin
Gold
Mines
35 %
5c
Mines
Horn
50%
1
:
16%
Crest
Canadian
Chimo
'
Explorers
Daering
class A_50c
Preferred
Chib
Feb
1
—
5c
Jan
50 %
Jan
Jan
11%
'
•
•
Charter
58
75c
Apr
104
100
preferred-!—
Mines
Cusco
34
-
4.15
•
Cassiar
Mar
A
12%
Industries
Cayzor
-•Class
19%
Hydrocarbon
5 % %
Feb
<
47% Apr
Apr
5c
35%
Canadian
Can
41%
49%
50%
Canadian
Candore
50
48
43% May
Jan
12c
Apr
10c
1
Warrants
8
99%
20c
•
Oil
&
Morse
Canadian Northwest
350
*
•
Homestead
Canadian Oil Cos.
2,000
1
100
North
105
5c
Daragon Mines
_J•
Products
Canadian
104
,5c
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
*
Malartic
8%
104
Jan
A
180
1.85
Dock
Canadian
8'/a
'■
*
—
Feb
200
13q
29
Apr
45%
11 %
1
Husky
Mar
5c
39% Mar
3
Preferred
Canadian
42
2,000
400
Wright
High
206
6c
41%
•
common
Canadian
43%
6c
43%
l
40%
5%
_
Food
42%
Feb
3.45 May
1.50 Jan
May
41%
,
Canadian
Feb
5
.—
Preferred
Fairbanks
Class B
8%
Zellerbach
Crowpat Minerals —
Crush International Ltd
Donalda
Canadian
25
5.25
;V
__
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
25
3.00 May
•
.
__
Dredge
25
_•
A
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Drawn Steel preferred
Canadian
25
.11%
.
---
—
48
•
com
common
Canadian Collieries
_
Crown
Jan
Jan
39c
Trust
25
class
Canadian Chieftain
Preferred
1.30
May
May
Crown
23C
4.60
Chemical
Canadian Curtis
10
5c
300
—
_
2,500
242
warrants
B
6%c
6,165
•
Aluminium
Class
6%c
—
25c
20
common
Class
1
——_i———
3.15
50
1
Commerce
Breweries
Jan
57
Pershing
3.00
•
Minerals
of
Canadian
Jan
,22% tJan
1.25 May
3.05
1
Astoria
Canadian Bank
Feb
2.20
500
43'A
-12.50
Cable
8%
145,845
1.25
*
common
Tungsten
Wire
16,795
3.55
25c
:
Canada
10%
1.25
1
Petroleum
Lines
9%
2.37
common—
4.60,May
Mar
43 y8
10
Mtge
Steamship
10
3.50
—
Timber
3.40 Mar
18
43%
"
Southern
1,000
warrants—
Canada
of
2,625
18%
23 V* Mar
44% Mar
4,200
Oil
Cree
4.60
18%
43%
•
Canada
22
Feb
Creative
4.30
18%
43%
B
Permanent
Feb
19%
5,500
10c 17 %C
Canada Southern Oils warrants
*
100
20%
1.00
10c
Packers
20
20%
49%
20%
common
Lands
20
10
common
May
High
4.30
1
—
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Telefilms
™.
common
Malting
Canada
(R
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
50c
Craigmont Mines
Crain
*
Iron Foundries
Class
Jan
20
common.
Canada
;
6.90
14Va Mar
Shares
High
Low
Par
—•
common
Cement
Canada
Jan. 1
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Red
Preferred
Canada
Range !
Low
High
Monday, May 16, 1960
Range
Last
STOCKS
Chibougamau
Canada
Canada
Low
•
•
Week's
Friday
Sales
:
•
(Range for Week Ended May -13)
for Week
STOCKS
Campbell
Campbell
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2128)
.
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-
„
8c
97
*«K.k
Jan
Apr
Apr
;3flc
-1 Jan
-
.
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Number 5951
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Consolidated Gold
Hollinger
Oil Co Ltd
Home
Low
B
j
High
22'/4
Low
2.199
9.25
8.40
9.25
8.40
HJdio^BayBRhnTng
Jan
Midcon
36
Midwest Industries
Mill
200
11%
Jan
5.00
Jan
Milliken
Jan
1,150
35% May
2.31 Feb
44%
2.40
3.25
3.25
2,550
2.00 Mar
4.00
Jan
Mindamar
46%
44%
46%
2,585
43
May
51%
Jan
Mining
10%
10
10%
10,189
10
May
14 %
Apr
Min
10%
10%
52%
52 %
24c
26c
25
-•
10% May
45
.
48
1,460
11% Mar
Mar
1/
24c
,',59.-x/Feb
42c
May
Feb
Milton
•
$2.75 preferred
Warrants
Preferred
Warrants
54
54%
231
9%
9%
924
75
75
120
73
Apr
79
Jan
30%
32%
16,888
30
Mar
37
Jan
Mt
Mar
52
8%
12
12
12%
2,985
5%
5%
5%
1,100
35%
35 V*
36
3,435
48%
48%
49
210
10
11 Va
570
5'/a
935;
4.60
_1
—
--
Multi
Murray
31
Mar
37 %
48
Apr
6,700
1.30
Jan
Nama
Jan
Apr
J an
14
175
14
Mar
21%
100
21
Apr
8c
50
52%
31,000
15,298
43%
43%
43%
10
34
32%
34
1,345
39%
40
340
6%
6%
265
45c
80
55 %
55%
55%
5%
4.85
5%
3,000
33%
34
1.265
32
25%
23
25%
2.200
23
85c
1.05
93,450
2.60
2.55
2.85
4,900
62c
25c
Irish Copper
1
Iron
J
Mines
Iso
50c
62c
124,641
Public Service:
Explorations —*
Jamaica
Jumping
Jupiter
Exploration
Kilembe
National
Grocers
Jan
National
Steel
Jan
National
Trust
Lakeland
Lake
Lake
Lake
La
Jan
New
Continental
Jan
New
Davies
Delhi
<
Jan
New
5.50
Apr
New
New
Goldvue
Jan
New
1.75
Apr
62c
Jan
New
18c
28c
May
44
Jan
New
2.45
9% Mar
May
.7
14c
2,500
3.05
3.10
250
7%
150
Jan
_
25c
Mar
6
Feb
7
34C
3,827
24%
25%
540
19%
19%
20%
2,208
70c
70c
2,900
54C
53c
54c
6,450
32c
2.10
1,670
2.20
6c
4.15
May
Apr
30c
24
90c
Apr
May
1.01
Jan
1.95 Mar
2.80
Jan
53c
6c
Feb
10c
Feb
15c
Feb
20c
Jan
4.50 Mar
3.80 Mar
28c
31c
3,650
3.55
800
3.25 Mar
4.20
Feb
3.15
600
2.95
Jan
4.75
Jan
75c
9,350
64c
42c
47c
82,500
26c
Jan
27%
28%
2,180
23%
Jan
1.32
1.00 Jan
Feb
Jan
1
1.52
1.48
1.54
20,900
5C
5c
6c
5,200
5
Lexindin
Gold
1
3c
2 %c
3C
2,200
2c
Mines
605
1.64
4c
25% Mar
1.68
1.65
28%
28%
25%
_
.
26
,
1,195
495
•
1
29%
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
44
1
43
44
5.90
6.25
690
94c
95c
10c
9c
10c
3,900
10,000
55c
60c
23,100
46 %c Mar
31c
36c
90,240
19 %c
3c
3%c
15,350
4c
4c
10 %c
12c
1,500
12,000
6c
8%c
12.700
v
35c
3 %C
1
mm
1
lie
•
'
-7
2.55
2.55
40
9.00
5.00 Mar
94c
9c
Jan
1.00 Mar
May
May
18c
Jan
67c
Apr
36 %c
11/2 c
Feb
Mar
Jan
Feb
4c
May
„7%c
Jan
19c
Jan
15c
18c
18c
4%c
1
20
,
21%
4%c
21%
22 %
14% Mar
3,500
5c
May
1,000
2c
Mar
3%c Jan
*
2c
2c
6,350
75c
May
3%cMay
9c
Jan
55c
Apr
99c
Jan
12%
14
Feb
12%
558
89
89
95
lie
12C
8c
8%c
5,750
3,250
5c
7C
8,500
1
1
•
100
89
8%C
11% Mar
85
{
Class
Class
Mexican
Light &
Power
9%
207,400
13,329
97
98 %
592
35c
Jan
May
19c
Mar
10c 10 %c
17,200
9%c Mar
17c
7%c
5.40
9c
1.00
1.00
1.00
•
237/a
23%
25%
5.30
18c 18 %C
2,500
1,300
16,100
8,700
40c
25,000
1.75
1.70
1.75
13%
17%
14,152
5,500
14,000
70,500
3,943
13
13 Va
600
18C
7QC
1
1
•
13~.50
For footnotes, see page 46.
7%c
16%
18C
74C
7c
8c
2.80
5,095
2.20
Jan
4%c
2,550
4%c
Apr
9c
Jan
19c
Jan
9c
9c
800
9c
Jan
76c
88c
70,000
63c
Mar
1.14
Jan
5c
6c
6,633
5c
May
91/2C
Jan
8c
9c
15,100
8c
Mar
13c
Feb
13c
May
25c
Jan
30c
Jan
40c
Mar
51c
Mar
14c
15c
5,175
32c
36c
13,450
52c
55c
4%C
4%c
500
4 %c
5c
6c
4,000
5c
4c
4,100
3c
May
6c
Jan
39 %c
45c
39%cMay
68c
Feb
'
130,632
5,863
1.27
Jan
Apr
7c
Jan
May
12c
Jan
38c
9,067
35c
40c
48c
2,700
39%
4,325
72c
May
37% May
35c
Apr
Jan
75c
40c
38 y4
Jan
48% Jan
1.10
Jan
40c
41c
4,100
38c
Apr
5c
6%C
15,000
3c
May
6%c Jan
20c
Feb
241/2 c Jan
20c
20c
16,000
2.95
3.00
7,870
2.90 Mar
9,933
7%c May
7%c
8%c
7c
8c
7c
7c
8c
45c
40c
3.70 Jan
13c
Jan
Apr
12c
Jan
May
13c
17,000
5c
30,650
7c
45c
11,788
39c
May
2.15
2.25
400
35 %c
40c
4,815
35c
May
-250
95c
84c
99c
31,200
74c
27c
16,500
23c
76c
81c
9,130
76c
5,222
69c
Feb
Jan
38c
Jan
1.25
Jan
1.41
May
86c
Jan
1.30
May
82c
Jan
1.04
Mar
23c
Feb
2.95
2.15 May
25c
Jan
59c
/
400
23c
34%
100
23 y4
46
46%
410
41
46%
Jan
Okalta
preferred.-
1.00
Jan-
3.75
Jan
4,300
1.10
Feb
1.31
Jan
Apr
16%
Jan
12%
121/s
12%
3.50
3.55
2,725
78c
78c
80C
515
12 %C
14%C
2,500
100
—
1
Metals
1
_;
Gold
_"
Orenada
Ormsby Mines
;
i—1
—
Lake
Osisko
Overland
55c
-Apr
12c
2,900
9c
40c
1,700
2,500
11c
Feb
Jan
15 %c
Feb
6.50
15,454
1.16
1.26
1
80c
74,700
..
6c.
3,000
28C;
.
8,630
6%
6%
7
27 %c
28c
6,400
..
Petroleums
235
6% May
400
8% May,-
9.80
13,157
6.3 a
6.50
2,010
1,930
33c
40c
9,450
59c
61c
3,500
Jan
9.00 Jan
23% Mar
34c
Mar
6.25 Mar
26
.1
•
9
G2%
9.35 Mar
59c
*
II
7% Mar
6%..
251/4
7%c
15c
1,000
3,10
3.15
225
7c
29 V*
Mar'
Jan
Feb
14 %C
Jan
23c
Jan
Jan
14 %c May
3.05
Jan
44C
"66C
Mar
57c
6%c
3,500
15c
7%c
32s
-
«■
Jan
35c
8%
26
Feb
Feb
7%
Feb
27 %c May
9.35
6.50
—
Mines
Amalg Mines
37c
6%
9.75
Feb
9%c Jan
8%
—
Jan
1.37
Mar
6%
Jan
8.60
Jan
6c
May
29
25 %c Mar
860
28c
*
10
5.45 Mar
27c
Parmaque
•
9% Mar
6.20
Z"
Jan
May
25% Mar
-
Jan
80c
-
Mar
100
5%c
Pardee
17c
1
16c
125
1.25
Porcupine
15%c Jan
61c
10
*
_:
■A
Apr
26%
1
Mines
common
-
36c
•
Preferred
Pamour
2,693
1
_l
Wholesale
Oshawa
58c
26%
6.50
1
Copper
Mines
Orchan;
--
I6V4C Apr
72% Apr
Apr
10
preferred——2
10
Ontario Loan & Debenture—
Opemiska
11c
12c 12 %c
•
Supply
4,250
36c
900
Beauty
11c
9c
__
122
5,500
May 69 % May
9c
May
55c
,
...
1
Mines
71
10c
Jan
1.10 Feb
12 %C
11c
;
3.70
Apr
9c
10c
,
Jan
3.15
77c
70
-
*
Mines
11%
2,695
3.50
1
Malartic
Oleary
19% Jan
1,875
36,780
1.24
20c
Utilities
Oils
Ontario
Jan
19
3.65
•
-.
Ltd
Oils
Gold
Oka Rare
46% May
1.10
20
Gas
Mines
O'Brien
17%
Jan
34% Apr
,
1.95
;
Northwestern
Nudulama
Jan
18
Natural
Norvalie
81c
Apr.,
Mar
1.24
Telephone
Northland
25c
,
3.50
Ontario
Jan
Drilling
Parker
Patino
of
"
Pato
3.15
3.85
2
Canada
Warrants
30c
—
\
Jan
3.25 Mar
Permo
May
1.33
30c
22c
18c
18c
11c
2,550
7%
255
Apr
18c
Jan
12c
--
71/4
Jan
Jan
18c
8,600
71/4
Jan
2.85
33c
10 %c May
9,920
8,166
13c
66c
Mar
2.45 May
2,700
12 %c
4.10 May
3.00 Mar
2,050
3,300
4.10
2.51
10 %c
18c
Paymaster Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration.^.
Pembina Pipeline common—
PCE
Perron
2.45
2.51
Consol Gold
Jan
39c
Apr
28
Jan
8%
Mar
Jan
30 V4
6% Mar
Jan
Jan
Penmans
7c
Mar
5.20 May
8c
90c
Mar
Mar
Apr
Peruvian
Jan
Feb
Oil
10c
Jan
5.75
Apr
13 %c
Jan
1.20 Mar
Crow
31c
Jan
Ponder
8c
Jan
Portgage
Jan
47c
Apr
Power
2.34
Apr
Prairie
Oil
20c
Apr
Prairie
Pipe
Jan
Premium
1.70 May
Mar
70c
May
7c
May
13
12%
1.15
13c
Jan
74c
Mar
2,300
75c
44,500
60c
Apr
50c
2,550
-50c
May
85c
14
240
-14
May
16
Feb
80c
May
1.02
Jan
7c
Jan
94c
Jan
13,116
5c
29,000
5c
19,700
63c
Mar
6,205
Feb
May
17% May
Jan
13% May
President
Preston
Pronto
39c
49c
40c
50c
171,750
56,600
49c
1
•
45c
45%
45
45%
80
1
2.01
2.00
2.15
1,000
•
3.15
Corp
Royalties
Mfg
Iron
Electric
East Dome
Uranium
Mines
f
uj.--
*
1
1
65c
3.05
3.00
>64c
65c
3.45
2.17
3,560
3.25
2.90
20c
Ore
1.17
Mar
70c
12%
——50o
Island
74c
64c
121/4
Jan
Oils
1.44 Mar
1.11
5c
•
Development
30%
Jan
21 %c
11%
64c
Place Oil & Gas
May
5%cMar
85c
May
74c
75c
Mines
Pitch Ore Uranium—.—
Placer
Feb
13c
14
—
Gold
55c
50c
75c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle
7,200
16,300
62c
Mines
St
60c
1.00
Petrol Oil & Gas
102
23% May
15c
13C
Mines
281/4
13c 14 %c
Oil preferred
&
Gold
12%
-
28
55c
common
Gas
38 %c
Mar
8% Mar
93 % Mar
33c
34C
,_50o
97%
Feb
18c
5%c
Apr
3.10 Mar
2.71
25c
Warrants
Jan
3,069
7,000
1,700
5%C
Jan
4%C
7c
warrants
Photo Engravers
8c
Zl.25
May
11 %c
34%
Northern
Jan
30c
9
97
39c
common.
20c
4,000
20c
50
Northern
11c
33c 37%c
1
Preferred
4,200
13c
8c
5%c Mar
3.00
Mines.
13c
36c
9%
_50c
_
24c
I.
—
Canada
17c
59,900
ZZIi
Qold Mines
20c
11 %c
'
A
1957
Apr
85C
7c
J^Kenzie
Lake
800
common
_
Northern
May
77c
1
^
6C
43c
Jan
1
Oil
Preferred
5c
10c
84c
•
—1
Red Lake
Feb
Feb
6c
26c
5c
:zz»
IZZi
Ltd
warrants
A
North Star
7%o Jan
77c
5.20
Consol
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Mclntyre Porcupine
Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev
Mefrill Island
Mining
Meta Uranium Mines
Jan
5,000
/
E^ters
Medallion
1.05
2,010
•
Red
Feb
4c
1
common
14,100
Apr
62c
1
preferred
McMarmac
Jan
3.35
11c
61c
100
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Matachewan
18%
Apr
3%C
*\
Oils
Ltd
2.61
1.20 Jan
*
_
5 /a %
76c
-
l
i
Maple Leaf Milling common
Preferred
'J.
Maralgo Mines
Marcon Mines
Massey-Ferguson
Apr
16,200
Majortrans
Marigold
23
26,850
2.81
5%C
•
39c
1
Page Hershey Tubes
2.95
14%
2.82
1
:
35c
54c
Pamoil Ltd —___:—4
6%c
15%
1
___
7,600
19 %c
6%c Apr
—1
Jan
8% c Feb
15%
•
Madsen Red Lake___
Magnet Cons Mines
ZZZZZZZ—__1
*
1.00 Apr
MacMillan Bloedel St Powell River
75C
32c
Apr
21 % May
1.00
76p
16c
4%c Apr
525
1.00
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast Uranium
Manitou Barvue
7%c
1
Mines
Jan
8,520
1.00
__
Jan
7c
_•
;
Uranium
Northspan
Pacific
2.92
2.55 Apr
5,000
18c
1
MacLeod Cockshutt
Jan
35c
32c
Jan
8c
I0%c May
6c
Feb
2,926
6,000
2.62
1
-
7%c
Mar
--
■
1
Explorations
Macleods class A pfd
Apr
25c
40c
Warrants
Macfie
4c
23,750
mm
Jan
26
43%
60c
May
28
Feb
94c
warrants
Mineral
29
Jan
22 %
27
5.90
Ibo
Jan
27 %
26%
820
27
:
Jan
22% Apr
160
28%
27%
.30
A
.
Jan
1.93
.
Apr
9c
1.65 May
28%
May
28% May
Apr
5,900
47c
,
May
Macassa Mines ^____
Macdonald Mines
2,500
28c
10c
Jan
33c
Mar
31c
Mines
Jan
5
25c
Jan
Jan
3.50
Lorado Uranium Mines
17c
4%
1
Rankin
28
27%
Apr
19% May
62c
Feb
—1
Warrants
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
:
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Goldcrest
3.05
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Apr
2.80
—1
Coldstream
4,790
0 •
9%c Mar
May
^ mm.
Warrants
North
2,500
.30
51V2 Mar
9c
'
.°-Z>_
Oils common..:
North
4.15
1.68
49% Mar
102
40c
_i_
Exploration
Canadian
Jan
31C
47C
50
4c
Mm-
Mining
Jan
42c
3,500
65c
19% May
5,100
35c
Ltd
Oils
1.80
1.55 Mar
20c
3.05
75c
Jan
Mar
12
5,325
■
._
Jan
7c
4.15
Jan
27V4
257/a Mar
25
20,245
6c
41c
3.80
15c 15%c
15C
10c
lie
—1
North
.,22%
24%
Mar
4c
3c
Nickel
Norpax
Northgate
10% May
6,600
Jan
16% Jan
mm'
Mining^Corp
Apr
4%c May
75,700
Jan
16%
Mar
13
10c
6c
Mines
Jan
8,500
2.27
20 %c
9%c Apr
137/a Mar
5%C
mm
•
Norlartic
Northcal
54,638
20c 36 %C
26
19%
50
mm
;
Norsyncomaque
Mines
A
12,500
15
i-m
2_i
Jan
Gold
Class
Apr
•
1
50c
3
,lf
5c
26
13c
Mines
Mines
Jan
5C
*
________
4c
39%
3.95
-
12
1
Preferred
210
'mm
Mines
10%
Lencourt
Locana
Rim
Feb
2.65 Mar
4%c
1
_
1,040
Jan
7%
:
10%
1
Class B
Apr
2.00
1.25 May
5C
Mining
class
7,200
15
28c
Noranda Mines
11%
1.75
Feb
—
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel
29c
9%c
1
1
—1
preferred
12c
14%
'
l
Normetal
Wasa
B
May
Rouyn
55% May
Jan
20c
Norgold
pftd
66c
lie
Mines
Gold
Norbeau-
.
Mar
Jan
Jan
——
A
35c
mm"
Superior Oils
Jan
7%
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class
149,500
14c
16c
17c
Leitch Gold
Jan
66c
——
Senator
43c
__
59c
5%c
New
May
-
61c
May
15
Mines
Jan
May
Secord Candy
mm
Mines
North
American
Jan
29c
'
mm
Rouyn Merger
10c
35c
Laura
50c
12,000
86c
New
25c
2.17
Latin
33,725
10c
1
Newnorth
4,920
Mines
52c
14%
mm
Mines
10,200
3.05
:Z
35% Mar
33c
14%
14%
Mining & SmeltingMylamaque Exploration
10c 11 %c
760
15% May
57c
58c
Manitoba
25c 28%c
6%
May
50c
—
50c
Mines
Jan
Feb
9
45
6
61c
29c
51c
1
Jan
6%
Jan
200
4,420
6%
Lamaque Gold Mines
Langis Silver
14,953
Canada—*
Mines
14c
Apr
5% Mar
1.95
Mar
11 %c
—.
of
Mines
Jason
Newlund
New
21c
1
Cos
Jan
1.40 Jan
9%
Mines
Class
New
26 %C
Gold__
42%
New Hosco Mines
31
87c
55%
Shore
Loblaw
May
67c
Jan
24c
20c
A
Mines
40%
39% Mar
Feb
3.20
•
—
980
Z*
Harricana
38
27% Mar
1
Mines
16
1
Oil
Dickenson
Jan
an
.
34c
9%
800
Jan
15%
1
Petroleum
41%
May
05
55%
19c
Jan
43%
23,000
"
60
.
May
85c
9%
1.29
Jan
17%
66c
1
Gold
9%
Apr
4,100
Gas
Luz
Mines
1.25
4.30 Mar
2.25
Mines
Lingman
Osu
Feb
Apr
52% Feb
2.20
1
Lake
6%
40c
2.20
Copper
warrants
Cinch
Development
Mar
16c
Jan
Jan
80c
61c
ZZl
Concord
8c
1.25
41 %
63c
1
New
14,000
Canada—
Dufault
Uranium
Apr
Feb
9C
19C
Apr
„-.26
77
•
_
Labme
43
39%
8c
1.25
Feb
Apr
41
20
i
Mines
8C
•
•
Lake
Mines
Nesbltt
Calumet
Mar
•
Feb
21
20
.
May
Feb
100
10
New
8c
Il5o
7c
12 V,
9%c
23
•
Jan
3.266
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
Jan
preferred
36%
9c
(John)
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
31
9c
Kirklar.d Minerals
2.80 Jan
40%
8
Car
Bidlamaque
400
Class C
Labatt
Feb
2.50
13%
ZZZ*
_
New
1,725
-
1.07
140
5
43% May
~10
Kerr-Addison Gold
Jan
Apr
Feb
Mar
1
com
Preferred
—1
Kenville Gold Mines—
:
Chemical
St
Jan
5%
Warrants
of
70c
29c
')
Mines
Drug
32
18c 18 %c
18C
5%
Mines
Kelvinator
21%
Feb
5c
-1
Athona
5
Kelly Douglas class
14%
20c
16
Alger Mines.
615
—
Pound Petroleum
Oils —
——-——
10% May
6,000
.1
Ltd
New
•
Mining Co Ltd
Corp
New
5%
Joliet-Quebec Mines
6,120
5c
__1
52% May
—1
--—
10%
-1
|13%c Jan
78,445
30
.1
Prelerred
10%
23
;
May
5,700
1.14
.1
Johns Manville
Jonsmith
35c
87c
29%
——
jockey Club Ltd common
Jowsey
33c
1.04
.1
Lake
Jellicoe Mines (1939),
Joburke Gold Mines
Jefferson
4%c Jan
.40
50
2,879
29%
.350
Jacobus
Jaye
Creek
New Kelore
.200
Mining—
Walte
jack
1
—,
3,000
"
34
25c
■
550
6c
B__
•
National
16
5%c May
5%C
40
class
Jan
50c
Apr
14
--
Mines—
Bay Mines
2.65
Locomotive Works
National
6%
Apr
32c
45c
Class A
2.50
14%
';i
Mining
50
•
1.90
125
7%c
5
86c
A
Minerals
•12%
i-
Jan
14%
450
1.35
52 %
—
84c
11,057
13,180
2.05
Jan
21%
—2*
warrants
1959
21c
1.50 Mar
42%
class
Corp common
Wright Iron
Feb
13% Mar
14 Va
32c 32 %C
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
:
Investors Syndicate common
Jan
20c
10%
Brewery
Nealon
preferred
85c
2.50
Moore
Apr
14
preferred
Feb
5,821
Mines
Montreal
5%
21%
International Molybdenum
x
International Nickel new common—*
International Petroleum ___—
international Utilities common,.
-5
50c
1.60
86c
.
Porcupine
12%
.
6%
14
32c
Powders com...*
Jan
9,800
1.50
—1
*
Containers
Jan
5%
4.20 May
1.35
14
—
11% Mar
Inspiration
International Bronze
63c
Mar
5,540
4.40
4.25
4.40
Jan
10
8.60 Mar
4.95
ordlnary.B
common
-
63
Feb
5%
Inglis (John) & Co
Inland Natural Gas
Apr
Corp
Preferred
32
CorD Ltd common..*
——
ou
industrial Accept
37c
1.55
Corp
Molsons
9%
4.86%
53,200
57c
—
Uranium
Metals
Ore
Modern
54
£</0 preferred —1
39c
*
Brick
Moneta
Investment class A—_______
imperial Life Assurance—_____
10
Canada
High
37c
Jan
3.00
Tmuerial
Tobacco of
Lake
Low
50c
•
Gas
Petroleums
2.33
imperial Bank
imperial
City
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5c
Jan
Apr
Shares
6c
Mining
12%
3.25
38c
—1
7.45 May
510
of Prices
Low
•
Oil
8.40 May
3,303
3.50
_♦
20
1
& Erie Mortgage—____;
Exploration
Hydra
8.40
3.30
35%
•
Co" class A_—
Hughes (hvens
Son
& Smelting
Par
3.25
1
Consolidated Gold
7.45
3.30
20c
•
Smith Paper common
Howard
Howey
29%
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
21% May
4,070
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Midrim
^
Horned Pitfield
STOCKS
Shares
21 y4
21%
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
45
(Range for Week Ended May 13)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
(2129)
3.60
2.15
2;20
425
-
4,900
15,300
-5,727
Jan
Jan
'
10 V4
12% May
Jan
17c
52c
Mar
40c
May
44
1.90
Apr
May
98c
,
Feb
55 %
Jan
Feb
2.90
Apr
3.00 Mar
3.65
Feb
2.65
4.35
Jan
57c
3.40
Apr
Apr
Feb
2.15 May
1.40
Jan
"
5;i5 Jan
3.25
Feb
46
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Provo
•
40c
38c
41c
6,100
_•
2.10
2.00
2.15
40,495
Ltd
ll
4c
4c
5c
9,500
Copper
1
10 %c
8c 10 %c
1
16c
16c 17%c
Airways
Prospectors
Producers
Gas
Low
High
Minerals
Quebec
Ascot
Ltd.
.
38c
71c
May
Trans
Canada
Transmountain
7V'aC Jan
5c
Mar
30,832
8c
May
23c
Jan
Trans
Prairie
6,900
16c
May
29c
Jan
Triad
Gold-
Apr
Jan
1
Quebec Copper Corp.
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Manitou
800
1,200
12C
1,000
10c
50C
5,510
45c
3,913
11% May
74
74
395
4.00
1,537
12c
13C
10,058
9.00
9.65
3,259
11%
9.00 Mar
6 Vic
6c
6%C
1,500
6c
May
62c
56c
63C
64,100
56c
Mar
78c
Ltd—
23c
23c
25c
1,000
23c
Feb
38c
Uranium
1.20
*
1
:
2,500
60
13% Mar
50c
22,250
1.50
1.20 Mar
14%
46c
50c
1.24
14%
1.20
Ranger Oil
Rapid Grip & Batten_
Rayrock Mines
34c
1
3%C
3%C
500
Macdonald
1
2.00
1.86
2.00
1,200
2
17
17
18
150
1.61
1.61
1,200
33c
36C
39,100
33c
Mining
Reeves
Reichhold
Chemical
Renabie
Mines
Rexspar
;
—
1.61
1
Minerals
Rio
39,900
26c
Explorations
Reef
1
4c
Riverside Silk class A
5V2C
7%
1.47
Jan
25c
Feb
28
May
'
,■
Jan
5,500
4c
7%
36,600
16
25
15
Mar
16
25
16
Mar
17
17c
8%C
8%C
I,908
.
5.50 Jan
Jan
—
—50
1
1
:
„
Corp
—:
17%c 18%c
3.45
3.65
12%
50
;
3.45 May
82c
Feb
1.07
2,288
25%
25
20%
155
53
53%
155
53
V:
""" 6.05
6.05
24c
-•
19 %c
24c
1.35
24%
•
7
3,435
Cons
Class
Explor
Power
1
6.75
Mar
28c
1.20 May
7%
885
6% Mar
8%
Jan
5,000
1.02 Mar
1.25
Jan
•V: 4c
4c
♦
4c
1,000
7c
Jan
2.25
Feb
1.00
2.50
2.75
190
23%
23%
24
10,590
32c
7,166
9c
Mar
13c
35c
Jan
Feb
7c
Feb
4.80 Mar
6%
Jan
Walker
Mar
81%
Jan
9c
Jan
Waterous Equipment
Webb & Knapp Canada
6%
21%
100
6.25 Jan
28
Jan
Apr
30c
3,100
36
Apr
2.50 May
390
3.25
36
;
99c
Apr
6%
34%c Apr
Feb
3.10
Apr
:
■"
6c
pfd—:__
6c
17,241
4.95
5%
5,497
74
74
75
90
6c
6%C
68 %
67%
68%
3,542
2.73
Mines
2.63
2.73
27,590
7.50
7.35
7.75
2,525
18%
18%
135
10%
10%
320
9c
9C
5,000
6c
1
10
of Canada.
Oil
•
common
25
Preferred
Industries.
Russell
5c
5%
50c
•
100
Can Ltd common
conv
Royallte
10%
Ryanor Mining
Victoria
&
Violamac
_1
.
8,054
5c
66
Waite
Corp
preferred
Maurice
common
—;
17
16%
17%
16,320
92
92
92
20
80c
•
9%
Gas
common
Gold—
Mines
60c
4,283
Petroleum
—i
—.
Metal
Apr
36%
6,287
33 % Mar
5
20
5
2.50
2.90
4%c
7,800
7%c
1,000
6.75
Feb
Jan
Wespac
Petroleums
15c 15 %c
58c,
38 %
Jan
9%
Apr
Mar
13
Feb
9c
19
Jan
13 %C
Westates
18%
15% Mar
Jan
Feb
75c
8%
95
98c
West
Jan
Mar
89
*
Petroleum
Canadian
Warrants
2-90
*
Westburne Oil
Jan
60c,
2.50 May
4c
May
7%c Feb
12c
Jan
17,500
15c
Apr
21c
Mar
12,226
61c
7%c May
58c
May
75c
Jan
1
&
Gas
1.30
1.05
1.30
3,900
1.25
1.20
1.17
1.28
II,534
42c
Oil
42c
42c
150
40c
Mar
4c
4c
1,500
4c
Apr
5%c Jan
12!
Jan
32%
Feb
17% May
32 % Jan
—r
Malartic
Westeel
Mines—
Jan
6.50
Jan
Western
73c
Feb
Western
48c
May
,13c
Mar
36%
37
30
83c
80c
83c
6,425
80c
May
15c
16c
2,000
15c
Mar
1.05 May
2.15
1.15
1.88
Apr
70c
22
22%
Jan
17%
14%
17%
5
Breweries—
32 %
32%
32%
155
2.60
2.65
200
*
:
Warrants
23% Mar
3.85
•
Canada
Copper
-•
4,605
2.60 May
3.60
24%c Jan
3.50
1
.
Products
10%
Feb
4.00 Mar
May
200
■
4.75
•
4.20
26%
39%
26%
2,400
385
4.75
5,158 '
27 %
28%
28%
39%
39%
80
*
435"
L04
47
36 % May
22
Jan
1.20
Western
Jan
30%
Class
4
class
31%
Jan
$6
39%
Jan
Inlet
2.65
2.80
18,097
2.55 Mar
3.25
3.45
450
3.30 May
4.50
Jan
1.55
Jan
33
34
290
32
Mar
34%
26
26
A
Jan
31c
50c
A
31c
19c
38c
19c
85
v
..
247s
Jan
2,250
31c
8,500
23c
12 %c
30c
Feb
35
Jan
33%
34%
2,106
29
•
34 J/2
33 %
34%
1,255
28% Mar
'
84
%
86
:
v
Mines.
Standard
30C
-50c
32c 1
12,316 "
27c
43c
Apr"
36% Jan
80
82
25
100
Mar
105
Apr
12
12%
3,155
10
Mar
16%
Jan
1.27
1.17
1.29
20,025
9%c
9%c
5,000
9%c
9%c
9%c
2,885
9%c Mar
14c
Feb
26%
26%
26 %
95
24% Mar
29
Jdn
17
16%
17
16 % May
197a
4.75 May
8.25
Jan
1.01
1.40
Jan
100
104 % 104 %
Jan
87
•
Warrants
Mar
Jan
Wiltsey
Apr
Windfall
Mar
33%
Jan
Wood
Apr
1.09
Jan
16 %c May
851
9% Mar
30
29
31
2,668
92c
90c
93c
•
12,450"
88c
Coghlan
Ltd
2.50
preferred
2.50
6,900
6%c
7%C
21,167
47%
47%
—50
•
——
Air
2.35
6%c
Southern Union Oils.
Spartan
1
83%
83%
85
9%C
8c
Services-
155
•
44,500
2.00
6c
46%
76
8c
Jan
-lie
Standard
May
Canuck
Mines
500
Apr
2.35
Feb
100
35c
Jan
60c
Feb
Young
12c
13C
18,500
12c
May
19c
Jan
Yukeno
1.25
4.45
4.50
300
14%
15%
1,470
12
12
270
2.70
2.85
800
26c
28C
32c
15,175
4.50 May
Zenith
Jan
11
15
25c
May
3.80
Apr
6c
7c
I,300
6c
45c
16,035
27c
46c
-
35c
Apr
4%c
8,000
4c
35
34%
35
275
75%
73%
75%
4,525
8.95
8.60
8.95
31,900
19
19
19
280
18
Mar
55
55
75
46
Feb
19
19
225
17%
Apr
18c
18c
3,700
18c
Jan
22c
A.¬
:
20
Oil
River
Oil
Gold
18c
Gas.
—i
Sullivan Cons Mines
-i
0
Propane
—25
Jan
May
5c
24
22%
1.81
10c
1.48 May
common
1.85
12c
Mar
26c
Jan
13
Mar
16%
Jan
22%
200
20
Feb
200
3.20
3.35
1,200
90c
7,600
86c
24%
480
40c
47c
22>/2 May
78c
7
Bulolo
Canada
-10e
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Dominion Bank
25c
45,470
48
50
1,130
76
10
80C
17,700
Dalhousie
Dominion
23c
45
General
Trusts-.,
Toronto Iron Works class A
Jan
5c
Jan
2,000
2.50 Mar
-
12,300
20c
3.00 Mar
29c
May
Jan
76
■
&
Linoleum
43c
94c
Apr
10%
Jan
4c
Apr
7c
Jan
Price
Apr
1.15
Feb
Third
50c
6%
58,250
41c
Mar
25c
26c
1,500
25c
50%
51
1,386
48% Mar
10%
265
9
50
62c
31c
May
Pend
2,620
-
3.90
1,977-
14
Apr
&
441/2
Jan
16c
17c
2,600
16c
Mar
22c
Jan
71
Mar
90
•.
—
/•
~J
75%
75 74
36
233/4 '
23%
24
95
'
75
2,162
231/4
98
84
11%
1,805
80
—_~_~2~50
231%
97%
IO1/2
--
98
10%
813/4
30
'
-
36%
36%
Paper
Mar
Gen
200
—
80
r
1
Trust
Jan
26%
Jan
75
Apr
30
635
27%
42
150
403/8 Mar
125
10
125
May
Corp
2.57
2.64
510
2.40 Mar
42%
565
38 % Mar
6%
63/a
705
60c
1
63c
8,500
34
200
*
56
Jan
May
13
Apr
13% Apr
May
6c
Apr
32% Feb
44%
18
Feb
•
57
59
Apr
a
37%
Feb
34%
Apr
37
Feb
32
Feb
38
Jan
60c
Feb
May
Jan
31%
46%
125
Jan
Feb
May
3.15 Jan
46'/2
Jan
6%
Jan
72c
Jan
Jan
39
53/4
i
Jan
82
Feb
Jan
Jan!
14
Apr
97'% May
10% May
41%
•
26
130
23
125
2.58
Feb
Apr
207a Mar
28
<„*
6% Mar
401/2
35%
41%
*
llll*
Inv
Zellers
Gold
Jan
4.75 Mar
100
Cons
33%
36% Mar
,
34
Yukon
17% Jan
Mar
230
common
Canadian
5.00 May
Jan
-
2 8 3/4
230
Jan
4,955
•
Oreille Mines—
Bros
May
"
30
Apr
26 i/a May
Feb
5%
Mar
55c
5.00
203/8
413%
1
Maclaren
Flour
2,103
15%
29
77e
40
1
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Jan
4.75
High,;
43
61/4 Mar
40%
7 50
■
Ogilvie
26%
1478
-
I
Jan
Jan
3,200
Apr
4.75
Inc
"■
Jan
80
7
4.90
*
353^
4.75
(1956)
40c
Apr
155
24%
•
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
T
LOW
38
15%
Glass
59%
Apr
Shares
High
26
,e
Oilcloth
Dollars
Sales
37%
_•
Oil
Jan
'
2,000
39%
39%
14
14
25
57%
57
57%
160
7c
7c
3,000
35%
37
2,165
35%
a
'
87c
May
_1
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper
13,375
35%
255
_
36%
~"v"
:
_
~
May
3c
32
Feb
34% Mar
"
~~7""!"r
.
56c
III*
Loblaw
7
14
"
Class B
1956
Jan
Feb
2,616
Canadian
6%
>5
*.2
Jan
64c
—20
1
preferred
Towagmac Exploration
Traders Finance class
Marconi
2.15
Mar
10%
Toronto
1.12
for Week
674
<.
Investments^
Jan
4%c
62c
Jan
31,200
r-;
Range;
—
Dominion
57c
500
6c
9%c Jan
1.00 Mar
of Prices
Low
•
L_
Sugar
in
9
Preferred
74c
27c
May
'
Week's
*
Consolidated Paper
6%
51
Toronto Elevators
2
Dredging
Dominion
General
Canadian
64c
25 %c
&
Canadian
55c
Petroleums
Tombill Mines Ltd
Gold
2.80
1.60 May
1.25 Mar
Expressed
Last
Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
4%c
Tidal
**
Jan
*
Thorncliffe Park
Tiara Mines
warrants
1957 warrants
23 %c
76
1.04
57c
12,450
76
Mar
60c
May
5,500
17,735
1.64
ioq
Jan
37c
45c
1.68
Lundmark
3.60
Jan
37c
49
3.10 Mar
69c
i:53
25c
Jan
Apr
1.60
•
Jan
17%
39c
1.62
1
common.
4.50
Feb
II,100
1.60
2.95
20c 20 %c
Par
Anglo Canadian
25% Jan
45c
Preferred
2.05 Mar
13%
21% Feb
1
3c
2.80
Sale Price
Dupont Co of Canada
24%
1
preferred
Jan
1,700
1,340
47c
trust
Star
Jan
2,250
2.95
24%
Mines—
Ltd
Jan
22
86c
Canada
Feb
14c
14%
65c
3c
Thursday
-
14%
14%
14,871
15c
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
STOCKS
May
13%
-
Shown
May
19
Prices
Jan
55
Mar
3.20
Temagaml Mines
Territory Mining
1
13%
8.60
6,650
5,550
1.03
-
Jan
'
Teck Hughes Gold.
Toronto
87%
Apr
14%
ordinary
Gold
Thompson
70% Mar
90c
1.52
Mar
61c
20c
Toronto Stock
Jan
3,600
1.48
May
6c
>
2.80
1
,.
'
2.75
Petroleum
Industries
Texaco
38%
7c
Warrants
Voting
Mar
32
1.13
1.48
•
Jan
6c
14%
Preferred
Taurcanls
7c
14c
common.
i
Mines
'
1.03
Exploration
Superior
Metal
Jan
Apr
6c
"
Sunburst
53c
1.05
Sudbury Contact
Electric
f
5,847
Iron—
3c
1,500
Jan
42c
4c
Steel of Canada
6,100
1.00
/■?;-;J,
37,900
4%C
6%e
63c
l
17c
3c
Jan
Jan
37c
Bros
<_1
May
Jan
Jan
56c
Apr
Starratt Nickel
15C
1.05
Jan
13c
Apr
Apr
29c
39c
Mines
15 %c Mar
Mar
6%p
„
1.03
•.
" Jan 4
9c
9,390
Jan
2.25
May
6c
Stanwell Oil & Gas.
Tamblyn
_1
*
1.67 Jan
;
17c
2
Mines
5.20
1.10'
V
'
50c
1,475
1,795
4%c
.1
Mines
Zenmac
..
I
;
;
G)
.
1.10 Mar
100
4.75
1.03
•
20c
.
Oil—
Bear
(H
19
4.45
•
Sylvanite
Yellowknife
14% May
44c
Warrants
Switson
•
50c
l.Ol
5.05
Zinc
&
Yankee
Feb
Yellorex
40c
15%
Stanrock Uranium
Supertest
Lead
Jan
May
12c
.300
Uranium Corp.
Submarine
Yale
49
23 %c
1.40
Wire
Steinberg class
Sterling Trusts
•
-
.v-
85
Feb
Mar
40c
Radio
Standard
Sturgeon
6
1
1.30
Ltd
Paving
Stuart
A—
'
Standard
Rock
class
warrants
Jan
40c
Foods
Stedman
A
♦
Wright-Hargreaves
2.70 Mar
:
Feb
1.40
Bpooner Mines As Oils.
Stanleigh
30
10c
Warrants
Stafford
1
L
K D Manufacturing
Van Roi
Slocan
Southam
.3
r
(J) Ind class A
Woodward Stores Ltd
Class
Somerville
50c
5
32c
1,000
10%
27
1
May
'
12
;
Mines
11
20c
10%
Ltd.
Mines
30c
16 %c
10%
class A.
Ltd.
Simpsons
Siscoe
-1
Mines
Dairies
Siiverwood
>r
Willrov
Jan
Jan
Feb
33%
100
Feb-
May
55c
May
_•
preferred
26
Jan
3.30
1.35
May
95c
♦
class
class
Warrants
2.78
Apr
82c
A
preferred
Feb
Mar
37% Mar
3.35
50c
,
26
-1
2,325
28,050
B
%%
25
-1
70c
1.05
1
_
Petrol
Naco
Surf
(Geo)
Apr
5%
May
Jan
60c
20
Western
Apr
Sherrltt Gordon.
Quebec.
Jan
*
Petroleum
Preferred
Jan
4.65
3.25 Mar
4.10
Jan
Jan
82c
______
Western Decalta
Western Grocers
Jan
Sigma
Mines
Miller
Feb
6.00 Apr
3.50 Mar
Jan
Mar
3.75
Jan
Jan
9.50 Mar
17%
4.10
2,050
4c
7c
.50
com
6.90
7%c
50c
•
preferred.
2.45
*
10,700
Class A
A
1.75 May
6.00 Mar
1
1
Nickel
Weston
Class
1.60
900
2,459
'
:
Lake
22,600
*
Holdings class A
Shawinigan Water & Power
Apr
1.38 Mar
1.90
Mining
10c
25
Selkirk
Feb
6.55
5
Ltd
3,750
3.30 Jan
38%
35 %.
36%
:
1.45
Apr
1.75
6.35
•
W
1.43
35
6.30
__
•
Werner
52c
50c
Freehold
Security
1
.
Weedon
9c
—1
Scythes preferred
&
1.45
1
Prod & Ref
Mines—
Jan
80
Mar
36%
Debentures
Satellite
135
10
Amulet
G
—
3.18 Mar
Mar
6c
50c
9%c
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
3,880
51c
60c
Gold
River
4.700
9%
5.00
76c
Warrants
Antonio
80c
9
4.60
Shirriff Horsey
Salada
——•
——100
1
Lawrence
Trust
Grey
•
2.54 May
66
West
_____
7
Jan
May
6%
3.20
6%
*
19c
30c
30c
*
19,750
99c.
—
♦
A
21,585
3%c Mar
215
2.50
B
10c
1
Consol
5%
Jan
1.05
•
21c
Bank
Steep
Jan
Apr
1.89
6%
10
common
19c
*
Rights
8
Jan
Apr
Jan
19c
Jan
21%
54 %
1.03
.1
10c
V)
Silver
Apr
25 %
Jan
5.30
Jan
1.25
18% Mar
59,398
6.35
Apr
Jan
5.00
Jan
149%
27,025
1.20
1.33
52
24c
17%c May
5,675
1.00
*
Jap
16% Jan
Feb
8,500
3.65
25%
1.00
—1
9%
Apr
49%
360
51
50
51
17 %c
.
1
10c
Rowan
Silver
Jan
Apr
6,570
1
(/
Sand
May
4.25
14
16
5%%
San
8c
1,100
13%
16
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
St
4,650
4.30
13%
Mines
5%
11c
4.25
~
•
Wainwright
St
v
•
common
*
*
Rockwin Mines
Royal
Mar
Jan
Mfg common
preferred
Roche
Roe
8c
"
Jan
Jan
45c
51
16
Robertson
2nd
Jan
"
14c
Vespar Mines Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class
Jan
26c
L
4.10
Apr
Ventures Ltd
Mar
Apr
17 %
Apr
Fortune
New
Venezuelan
17% Jan
Feb
1,205
26c
8
Oils
Vandoo
Feb
20
17c
7%
27c
♦
Jan
7%
13c
27C
<■
2.25 May
8%c May
—
Jan
16
—1
3,915
45
United Steel
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
1.95 Mar
8%c
May
Jan
490
2.55
15c
25
Jan
46c
18c
13
2.25
325
Corps class A——
United
Jan
6c
16c
7%
_——*
Uran
Athabasca
17
2,000
12%
Jan
48
Fuel Inv class A pfd
United Keno Hill
2.00 May
Feb
15c
Jan
-
8%
United
Jan
60c
Apr
Jan
12
20%
United
Feb
68c
May
3c
1.50
26
?!■ 65c
48
Preferred
Rupununi Mines
Rix
26c
May
8% May
13c
May
11% Apr
8%
Asbestos
United
Realm
May
19
11,195
8%
United Canso voting trust
Apr
15
Mar
45c
36c
18,715
9%
8V2C
preferred
A
Mining
Jan
Petroleum
Mines
Class
United
Mar
Quonto
Radlcre
3,600
20%
Mines
1
1st preferred——50
———4——-*
Canada
of
Gas
Union
Jan
Mines
preferred
Union
Jan
9c
Acceptance
2nd
Jan
16c
Mar
12c
Shawkey
Union
Feb
—
Chibougamau
City Gas_^_
Ultra
Jan
Feb
5.80
37c
19
2.55.
*
80% Jan
3.75 May
111
Queenston Gold Mlnes.
Mining.
Quemont
Twin
18
73% May
3.75
9.50
Warrants
73%
3.75
-100
Trinity
66c
<■
v
1
.'"High
36c
1
1
13%c Jan
Mar
13
Low
13
*
*
Mining Co LtdJ
Tribag
Range Since Jan.
High
8%
--
*
—
Jan
3.50
Apr
49c
11%
49c
Resources
Pipeline
Jan
6c
Mar
3c
2.50 May
12c
•
.1
Gas
3c
2.62
12c
13
1
Mines
Units
Rainville
6,525
3c
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural
15c
2.58
2.58
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
12c
13c
Shares
20
1
1
Oil
19c
Low
Line
PlDe
Sales
for Week
Range
8 /a
Ltd
Exploration
Pipeline
Canada
Trans
Jan
Apr
2.70
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
of Prices
Par
•
Transcontinental
Quebec Chibougamau
Last
High
1.95 Mar
.
Week's
Friday
Sale Frice
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended May 1 3)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Purdex
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2130)
'
35%
•
rr
•"
-r.—-r—rr—-i
35%
125
1.50
1.50
3.50
3.50
420
100
1.05
Apr
2.10 Mar
Jan
9%c Mar
3.00
Jan
5.00 Feb
.F.t00TN0TES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
No
par
Odd
lot
sale
(not Included In year's
range).
d Deferred delivery
In
e
year's
sale
(not
Included
range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
*Cash sale (not
included In year's
range).
AND CANADIAN MARKETS
t
(
Ex-llquidatlng dividend.
(Un)Admitted
wd When
to
unlisted
delivered.
trading privileges,
Number 5951
Volume 191
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2131)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
r>nt represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
rrhp
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation.
Origin of
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
or
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Bid
Air
A ico
Allied
Radio Corp new
7%
30%
51%
'
20%
221/4
24%
17%
19%
—2.50
—1
x58 %
15%
16%
45
14%
5%
19%
16%
5
13%
Ltd_
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Oil
4%
10c
class B com—:_25
Carlisle
Ceco
Steel
Cedar
Products
Point
Field
24%
Central 111 Elect & Gas
Co—:_10
35%
14 Vb
48
25%
22%
Central
Maine
Central
Telephone Co—
Central
Vt
Electric
Power
Public
10
Co
Serv
3%
13%
Colonial
Stores
Colorado
Inc,
Interstate
Colorado
34%
34
Milling, & Elev
$1.25
preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp—_—1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freightways
17%
Control Data Corp—
Cook
Coffee, Co__
Electric
10%
30
32
20%
22
14%';
15%
50c
—__1
_
1
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co——1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
14%
29'%
12%
13%
23%
-25%
40%
43'A
7%
8%
•
10%
13%
R)
sons
Co.—_5
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott■,
Dun
&
34%
48
,
47%
51%
.
e.
24%
1
-
Dunham Bush Inc—1_——_2
Dura
Corporation
1 \
21%
'
22
20 %
-4'
44%
10
72%
77%
22%
24 VB
Packing Co
I_1
21%
16
17%
11%
13
38 Va
42
33%
35%
8%
9
19%
21
46%
22%
24 V8
■14%
Waddell
26%
28V4
27
29%
13Va
46Va
1
43 %
' 23%
1
11%
12 %
7.50
36 %
38'%
9%
10 V2
1
71%
&
Heintz Inc.;
Gas
Co
Co
T'el
Co
1
•
Producing Co__ 1
States
Oil
Tel
Co
6
Corp
14%
16
Staley
•
Supply—.
41'A
44
Stand Fruit &
4%
E)
(A
Warren
23 %
Standard
1
38%
41 Va
Stanley
*
23 %
preferred
Natural
Gas_5
7%
Inc
10
_10
10%
38
Western Massachusetts Cos
50
541/2
___5
Plus
Loan
(Eli)
Steel
Co
Gas
2%
1
23%
25%
21
23
1.25
12%
Struthers Wells Corp
11%
3%
Wurlitzer
28%
5%
5%
6%
29 Va
6 %
Bank and Trust
Par
'80%
77
26
28
21
22%
20%
21%
Bid
of Commerce
39
100
305
357/a
46
49
Bankers
26%
Bank of New
•
of
20%
'-St
10%
11%
Broad
21%
11%
12%
McNeil
Machine
Meredith
__3
York
Trust
Co
Y)—.—10
(N
&
;
'4
Co
Mfg Co
Camden Trust Co
33%
*'•
40%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10.
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
36%
39%
Chemical
13 Va
14 Va
Trust
25%
.^7%
Citizens
38
5
1
5
Central Natl Bank
.
'68
71%
8'%
—20
108
10
5
29
31 Va
27Va
29%
57
597%
27 7%
29%
31%
Commercial Trust of N J
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
Connecticut
Nat Bank
5
Bank & Trust
15%
107'A
5
35%
38'A
(SF)_10
31%
33%
2% "'* 38%
Gas
&
National Homes
Class
B
7
31%
'
22%
23%
187/a
3
9%
7Va
-
11%
78%
20
21%
20%
21%
33%
36
Va,
Corp
8
8%
3%
First
68%
10
15%
of
18%
25 Va
19
19%
--1
22%
23%
35%
38 Va
60%
64
70'A
73%
62
65%
38
40%
-
Bank
Bk—15
of New York—10
.
.
20 %
10%
11%
23%
•: 25%
8%
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Hudson
Tr
Hudson
■
"
v*'
Co
(Union City)—8
i
.
>:
R
I
29 Va
31
For
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co_.ll
Northern Tr Co
(Chicago)—100
-
53
621/a
,
30%
590
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Ss Trust (Philadelphia)
20
(Phila)—5
33%
626
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
18%
20%
42%
45
67
701/2
55%
71
148
59
75'/4
158
19%
13%
70
74%
St Louis Union Trust Co
50
541/2
68
71%
10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
—12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany—
10
State Street Bank & Trust Co
44%
47%
34%
61%
37%
65
22%
241%
58
62V2
28'A
30%
20
58%
62V2
443A
48
(N Y)_ 10
28
30 Va
2%
"9
10
55
—1°
34
37%
,.92%
96 V2
58'A
61%
19%
21%
55%
58 Va
(Boston)
53
56
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
46%
49 V*
Trade Bank & Tr Co
88
94
Trust Co of New Jersey
35
37%
Union Bank
55%
16
60
17%
38
(Boston)—
States
Valley Natl
Titast (N Y)—20.
Bk^fPhoenlx Arlz)_5
19
5
Fargo Amer Trust Co-10
(Winston-Salem N C)
40%
20%
footnotes, see preceding page.
58V2
United States Trust Co
United
42
10
of Commerce
Wachovia Bank tc Trust Co
10
41%
65%
62
*
(N Y)—10
38"-
73%
9%
IndustriarTrust Co
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
59
12'A
Industrial National Bank of
Providence
623/*
-49%
Essex
(Cleveland)
—25
Industrial Bk of Com
40 Vs
59'A
Sc
46%
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
37 Va
25
(Albany)
18
Natl Bank of Long
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
7.50
Trust Co
69%
42%
5
34%
74%
43
51%
10
v
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
13%
Pfaudler-Permutit —T
-10
Pickering Lumber Corp.
3%
Pioneer Natural'Gas Co——•
Plymouth Rubber Co
Portland Genl Electric Co—7Va
42 V*
39%
Co.
Rochelle__
Island N Y
20%
12%
39'A
48%
Hanover
3%
23
34%
(Philadelphia)—10
New
Girard Trust Corn Exch
38%
24 Va
17%
50%
51%
81%
Franklin
8%
2%
31
,
78%
& Trust
-
22 %
•'
48'A
^
First Westchester Natl Bank
17
36%
45
32
\
—
■
City Bank (N Y)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
1
11%
7%
J
'
4%
Trust Co
70
New
72
Natl
First
34%
&
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 Va
55%
& Tr Co
Fidelity-Phila
Vi"
56 V*,
31 Va
•
34%
52
Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)_:—10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co (Camden N J)
6'A
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)—10
First Natl Bk (Baltimore)
10
First Natl Bank of Boston_12%
First National Bank of Chi—20
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_25
First National Bank of
Passaic County
25
First Natl Bank of St Louis__20
15
106'/a
52%
41%
37%
Federation Bk
14 Va
17%
103%
10
National Newark
259
247 /
(NY)_10
Fairfield County Trust
14 V8
12%
Corp—__5
25
Banking Co (N J)
Co—10
18%
12%
50c
Oil
14Va
of Deli.—1%
21%'
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
Nicholson File Co
* " 21%
17%
Norris Thermador Corp
50c
2%
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp———1
r
8%
North American Coal1
6%
Nor Carolina
Natl Gas
2.50
11%
North Penn Gas Co
5
Coal
50
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
41 Va
Corp A com_50c
common—_—
National Shirt Shops
Ben
York)
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
43%
40%
11%
10%
National Cleveland Corp——:—1
(Chicago)—
New
i
42'%
47V4
>
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
1HV4
29%
:—33'%
County Trust Co (White Plains
27%
.
144
136
43%
National City Bank (Cleve)—16
National Commercial Bank &
Continental 111
27%
28 7%
27
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
16%
23
.Co
Louis)—12.50
-
39%
National Bank
91%
t 87
15%
.'
(St
National Bank of Detroit
30%
15 Va
"
•
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
340
28%
14%
27%
10
Co
14
25%
Nalco Chemical Co
.National
320
Cleveland
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
95
Tr
of New York
10%
21%
County N Y
Mercantile
78%
50
116
44%
73
71%
Trust
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
59 Va
(Chicago)_25
City Natl Bk & Tr
5
(Buffalo)
Nassau
62%
42
9%
V
Trust Co
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
44V4
56'A
Ask
Manufacturers & Traders
46%
41 Va
591/2
Bid
38 7%
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
36%
43 Va"
10
67%
29%
34 1
(Wash P C)
36%
v
57'A
12
29 Va
Co—_—1 .' 25%
Co
A
8 Va
10
National
Southern
&
27%
1
Fuel Supply
7%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
(Savannah)
Bank
5
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5 v..
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities Co
53
i
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
45%
York
Bank New
Co
-
Mississippi Shipping Co^
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Rubber
(N J)
5
of Cleve—16
31%
—1
—1 "
Minneapolis Gas Co
151%
49
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
25 Va
53%
(Phiia)—10
Co
2
Inc
Laboratories
Mountain
Trust
7%
common
13%
14%
71/4
Trust
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Missouri
St
.3%
—5
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miller
20
Louis
2%
Eng__
Publishing
11%
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
318
23'A
43
10
Virginia
lc
Corp—
5
10
1
23%
Steel
471/4
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's National Bank
24%
Corp—
9%
35%
44 %
Par
45Va
42%
43
(Newark)_25
33%
19%
(W L)
8%
33%
«.
Companies
mt'l Bank
6'A
Francisco)
(San
Bank
_1
Industries
25 V4
5
Co
Ask
Bank of America N T & S A
Inc—1
Co
19
31%
Co—16
Corp
251/2
18 Va
,_25
1
Herrington
3
10
.Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
4%
26%
5
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Witco Chemical
Wood Conversion Co
•v
12%
17
1
2%
11%
1
& Electric
1
1%
Strong Cobb & Co Inc..
50c
—
Wilcox Electric Co
6%
Corp
37
1
Co_
20
5%
Co
34%
_1
Corp
36 Va
18%
Corp—4
_3
& Co Inc com cl B_5
Star
Chemical
Stouffer
lc
Co
32%
.^25
Co
Co.
17'%
24
35%
Weyerhaeuser
Whiting Corp
171/2
7%
16
Westcoast Transmission
•
West Point Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt & Telephone Co__10
Western Natural Gas
12%
...
7Vs
9 y2
Corp.. 1
5
Co
Blower
Stepan
11%
.
Petroleum
40%
38 Va
1
Stekoll
5
Co
>8%
Inc—
Delaware
33 Va
31
Co
Gas
28%
l
Products
Statler Hotels
8%
Natural
1
1
non-voting
Works—
Stanley
50%
•
Swasey Co
7%
Steel
Common
25
47%
3
Home
A—1
8%
Register——^,
21%
Brothers
class
16%
26%
Co
Steamship
Pressed
1
8s
Inc
27
11%
10
1
Mfg
Standard
5%
:
Warner
6%
'
Reed
&
24%
2.50
Co——
1
—1
Water
Power
Power
Eng
76%
Permanente Cement
58%
41%
Service Co——
—10
General Gas
Corp.
2.50
Gen
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd—20
36%
44%
13%
12
17%
Corp
32%
9%
55%
1
Oarlock
19%
33%
31 Va
.49V4
32%
,30%
23%
Eederal Natl
Mortgage Assn_100
financial
First
Gas
18%
1
42V«
29%
46 %
62%
Co—15
8%
17'A
.-
*
25
39%
9
59
Utilities
18%
22%
7%
15%
8
20%
5
Co
2%
Southern
17%
8%
45%
v
19
Co
lo
Power
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Vance Sanders & Company—50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Vitro Corp of America
50c
Von's Grocery Co
1
24i%
5
35%
19 Va
Water
Utilities Inc
Upper Peninsular
21%
Co
33%
12
27 Va
Charter Financial Corp—*
Fisher Brothers Co
2.50
risher Governor
Co
1
Florida Steel
Corp
1*
Foote Bros Gear &
Mach cl A—5
Class B
5
Frito Co
*
13%
19%
Service
17
:1
ru'st
16%
12%
2%
Public
15%
._10C
Federation Inc.
Boston Corp
43
15 Va
25%
15 Va
8%
a
39%
Co
24
14%
43
2
10c
Dev
Serv
30 %
*
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
1
Otter Tail Power Co
5
Pabst Brewing Co
*
Pacific Airmotive Corp
1
Pacific Far East Line
5
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co__5
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
Pacific Uranium Mines
10c
Packaging Corp of America.—5
Pan American Sulphur Co—70c
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
Pendleton Tool Industry—__,—l
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
203/s
-7%
&
Pub
9%
22 V*
Miss River Prod_..10c
11
15%
10
Old
18%
14%
United
Washington Steel Corp
l
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wellington Mtg Co class A__10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
Oklahoma
253A
Oil
17%
Co—10c
—
Shore
16
Wash
41'/8
1
_•
13%
23
1
Corp
Co
5 V2
8%
17%
38'A
2
Cable
States
25%
21
1
&
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co
211
41'A
)—*
36%
States
United
12 %
16%
195
4%
15%
39
33
United
41%
5
23%
•
1
4%
24%
"
14
Wire
Co
States
16%
5
_
$4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas
19
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
3
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
-1
_50c
Power
States
United
1
,
12%
Northeastern Watei; Co
Eastern Utilities Associates. —10
-23%
31%
1
22%
73%
22%
:
57
6%
6
20
—
Duriron Co
._2%
Dynamics Corp of America
___2
26%
•
53
-
—
40%
38
1
—
Inc
45%
44
_1
Co
Bradstreet
21%
-'42%
5
i5 '
(R
14%
31%
25%
21%
United
.53
Gas
Southwestern
Co
14 Va
19%
>
.
Skil
16%
9%
Oil Corp__„—1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp_5 '
Detroit-Internat Bridge Co.—1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
1':
Donnelley
>
12%
Delhi-Taylor
Diebold Inc
*
15
23 %
Nat
Southwestern Elec Service Co__l
Securities
common..
Mohawk
Danly Machine Specialties—__5
Darling (L A) Co—„—.II4 •Dejur-Amsco Corp class A——1%,
Dictaphone Corp
20%
19
5
29%
Texas
17%
Miles
13%
5
Corp
Chem Mil Corp.l
Leasing Corp
1
Servaterla Corp.l
Sugar Corp
1
Union
Southwest
Class A
/ 27%
Craig Systems Inc.—
i_l
Cross Company ———————5
Crouse-Hlnds Co common
1%
Cummins Engine Co Inc—5
12 Va
13 Va
*
Company,
Pwr
21 %
•i
Union Gas Co
McLouth
17 Vb
9%
&
8%
12
Southern
McLean
'
157/8
Lt
1
.
24%
Maxson
18%
■
Elec
20 Va
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
20
Pacific
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
23%
22 %
.
287/a
7%
New
Marmon
"
"
2.50
—
Consolidated Rock Products
5
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Cook
6
Corp
Pipeline Co
Tracswestern
Gas
22V2
26
50c
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Tucson
20
1
Nevada
Marlin-Rockwell
18% .*•' / 20 y8
' 5%
.
Inc
67
Colorado
Madison
9%
8%
,
18%
i38%
Corp
Tracerlab
42
63%
1
Corp
Towmotor
39 %
1
;
3
*
Co
2%
•
Stores
1
Southern
Macmillan
21%
;
"
conv
1
_7%
Co
Inc
Tokheim
71
Bank
36%
.19,%
X
Co
Colprado Oil & Gas Corp com_3
Time
Drug
Gas
Southern
Lucky Stores Inc———1%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
*
17%
Co—-5
Gas
Thrifty
I)
Nat
34%
Lone
37
16
-
28Va
(H
States
32
Lilly
6%
6
1
1
2'A
29 Va
26%
Three
Southern
Ling-Altec Electronics
13%
•
27%
Thompson
55 Va
Liberty
14%
12%
•
Fibre Glass—*
Thomas & Betts Co
26 Va
Lau
4%
—_-1
26 V2
51
Lanolin
20%
7
■_33',/3.c
Engines Corp
States Gas Prod—
Coastal
19%
cl A__33Vac
com
Common class B
Clinton
-10
Corp—6
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
Co-5
24 Va
24%
Landers Frary & Clark—
26%
21
Louisiana
1
King
•
Laguna Miguel Corp units
51%
Central
—5
67%
10
Bakeries
Koehring
15
Co
Gas
Corp
14%
49
Calif
Keystone Portland Cem Co
37%
Indiana
13
2
Simplex
5
6%
32%
44%
5
Southern
Ketchum Co Inc——
25%
Central
41
Co
Fetzer
(G D)
Sierra
81%
3%
30'A
7%
& Co.
&
22%
Kentucky Utilities Co—
3%
3
3%
6%
*
Seismograph Service Corp
•: 23%
?
'7 12%
9%
5%
1
6%
Scott
21%
Kennametal
27%
ctfs—
Co
6% i
1
Inc
warrants
9%
29%
Inc
6%
*
Kearney & Trecker Corp
45
25%
_10
Corp
Trust
Central Electric & Gas
Inc
Petroleum
1959
3%
/
Thermo
11%
1
Inc
32%
7%
Southeastern
$1.46
22%
42
v
3%
Transmls
National
Textron
31%
6%
43
Kansas-Nebraska
56%
20%
split)
—1
Corp (ex 2-for-l
Carpenter Paper Co—
10%
29%
5%
Jessop Steel Co
10%
52% V
1
Texas
19%
1
4%
Inc
18%
_5
39%.
Mills
1
Prod
78
8%
35 Va
Co
Kaiser Steel Corp common
5%
9%
Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills
Associates
Tubular
Searle
1
32%
Scholz Homes Inc
4%
•
Co_2%
Petroleum
Jacinto
Bantam
4
12
1
Industries Inc
17%
»
Sawhill
1
21%
27%
63%
l
Schield
35 Va
1
Corp_7
Eastern
56%
59%
20c
9 Va
33
"units"
15%
52%
Reid__
11 %
8%
8%
21%
♦
Corp
Sanders
*
Material
Marie
19%
25c
Corp
San
:
22%
10%
1
3
1
•
29
27 Mi
12%
Telep Co
Corp
Gas
A
Manufacturing
1
Jervis
24%
Calif Water &
x20%
1
Tekoll
13 Va
134
30%
Therm-O-Disc
1
Sabre-Pinon
7%-
•
Corp
Telecomputing Corp
43
Ryder Systems Inc..
10%
124
6%
40
Co__
Plywood
Spur
37%
23%
9%
118
2%
Trust
Head
Jamaica
14%,
35 Vh
Water Service
Roddis
%
5
19%
Inc_3%
class
H)
1
Jack
11%
Co__2b
Te'
Interstate
California
79%
l
common
Gas
Itek
23%
io%-
75
Rose
A
Field
Iowa
27%
California Oregon Power Co__20
California
1
1
126
Co
26%
18
Myers Inc——
(H
Rockwell
1
Iowa
35%
22
1
10c
Oil
Class A
37%
.
&
25%
Investors Diver Services Inc—
42%
34%
Robertson
24%
Mills
121%
Broadcasting Co
Texas
3
Rice
11
12
42
24%
Corp
17
1
Tappan
43 %
2
Co__
11 Va
15%
1
32%
40%
—12%
Express
Robbins
17%
'
Pulp .& Paper Corp—
Interstate
18%
39
16 Va
11
30
39
10%
Corp
1
Interstate Engineering
Corp__*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__1
297/a
32%
Roadway
13%
12%
5
Fearless
Interstate
8%
25
111
Water Co
International Textbook Co
19%
26%
.
110
Brand
Indianapolis
;
preferred__25
Buckeye Steel Castings Co——*
Bullock's Inc ——.————10
Stoker
River
Indiana Gas & Water
8%
Sharpe Mfg. Co——110
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc__,—3
Brush
Beryllium Co—
1
Riley
South
21%
7%
51%
Gas
Ask
1
Corp__l
1
6%
1
Co
Indian
6%
18
48
104
Taft
37
5
Natural
__5
10
Corp
Propane Gas
Susquehanna Corp
Tampax Inc
1
Co
Hugoton Production Co
Husky Oil Co
■„
16%
7
Purina
Richardson
Corp
Class A
33%
7%
Ralston
45Va •••>'
103
Greene
Texas
31 Va
42
Inc
class
Ltd
Stubnitz
Suburban
19%
174
Co class A com_10
Natural
Hugoton
10%
15
Co
Sugar
Products
Controls__l
preferred—
Houston
12%
6%
29
Mining
Hudson
32%
x31 %
•
165
1
&
Splendor
Houston
15%
■«'
Purolator
Inc
Houston
14%
-
Purex
19%
common—
6%
Hoover
47%
;
B
Houston
18%
44
——1
Botany Industries Inc
—-1
Bowater Paper Corp ADR—.
Bowling Corp of America—10c
Bowman
Products., common—»
26%
18%
«
48%
17
Stores
24%
Voltage Engineering..
Hilton Credit Corp
8%
•
Corp
5
Co
Co
11%
8%
Alegre
5
High
26%
7%
10%
11%
Punta
Co
Hidden
61%
30 Mi
:
Corp
Power
Hewlett-Packard
11%
-
Xerox
Heublein
22%
> 13%
21%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A—1
42%
20%
& Co-
5%
19%
*
(M A)
Class
55%
40 %
-19 V*
JI Markets
1
Manufacturing Co____l
Bemis Bros Bag Co———25
Beneficial Corp
—1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
—5
Beryllium Corp
-*
Bettinger Corp
;
—1
Billups Western Pet Co
1
Black Hills Power & Light Co._l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc„__1
Byllesby (H M)
1
Corp
Hanna
—10
Burndy Corp
34%
Corp__;
Society—
Haloid
10%
$1.20
5
Republic
17%
16%
(A
Inc
5
Mexico
Grolier
28%
Behlen
&
Hamp
New
48%
24%
Bowser
New
of
45%
Tools, Inc—1
Oil Tools Inc
—
_1
Bates Mfg Co____
10
Baxter Laboratories -i!
1
Brown
of
Mountain
Baker
Foods
Co
Serv Co
Brick
Chemicals
18 Va
Bid
9
Serv
Grinnell
Hagan
8%
Pub
Green
16
5%
Pub
57%
38%
4%
16%
19%
14%
Inc
15%
54%
36
10c
1
Properties
20%
17%
38%
23 Va
18%
-
Par
26%
21%
Amer_l
of
(A
36
Ask
24%
Pubco Petroleum
Green
Fire
Producing
Bid
1
5
America
17
30%
P)
Ask
Corp
of
Co
15%
16%
Baker Oil
Borman
Corp
Potash
1
28
__—
Associated Spring Corp
Avon Products
Aztec Oil & Gas Co
Finan
Co
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool__2
Glasspar Co
1
com—1
American-Marietta Co —
2
American Pipe & Const Co
1
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp—7.50
Anheuser-Busch Inc
——4
Arden Farms Co common
1
participating preferred
3
Arizona Public Service Co
5
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co—--5
Art Metal Construction Co___10
Bavles
Gibralta
Cement
Bid
15%
American Biltrite Rubber Co.100
American Cement Corp
5
American Express Co--,—*—5
American Greetings cl A——1
Arvide Corp
Giant Portland
42%
7 VB
1
Par
10%
39%
—-—1
Development Co
Land
10
J
Corp
Products Inc.
Acrovox
Portsmouth
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, May 13)
any
which have
Industrials and Utilities
Par
47
Wells
WfftS
48
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The Commercial and
(2132)
Financial Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
.
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 13)
•
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Aberdeen
Par
2.33
Investment
America— _1
9.87
10.79
Aetna
Casualty
7.13
7.71
11.05
12.08
Aetna
Insurance
4.33
Boston—1
Investors Research Fund
1
Istel Fund Inc
1
Aetna
Life
9.27
Johnston
1
4.05
Fund
1
al4.09
Inc—1
8.48
Dev
Corp—1
Investors
American
Mutual
&
Research
Fund
*
Trust
1.63
1.48
Inc—1
5.08
5.55
Iuc—I
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.08
5.52
8.21
8.92
3.76
4.11
Axe-Science & ElecL'nics Corp lc
11.98
13.02
Atomic
Devel
Fund
Mut
Axe-Hjughton
Fund
"A"
Ex
23 V.
22
of
Co
of
Trust
Investment
12.02
32.44
split—
two-for-one
al2.59
24.19
25.24
21.31
23.25
15.69
17.12
(Discount Bonds)
1
Pfd Stocks)—1
B-4
K-l
—
8.80
10.26
9.40
(Income
,
9.60
Life
Insurance
American
Home
14.42.
15.74
18.49
20.17
Amer
Mercury
11.29
12.24
Amer
Nat
1
16.66
18.01
S-3
13.06
14.25
American
50c
12.16
13.15
(Speculative Com Stk) .1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
12.78
13.94
Bankers
1
12.16
13.33
14.03
Bankers Natl
6.70
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Fund
1
12.97
7.32
5.89
6.46
Beneficial
7.03
Boston
Broad
Investment
Street
Bullock
Fund
Ltd
1
California Fund Inc
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
Fund
12.86
13.90
Lazard
1
15.99
17.30
Lexington
Trust
Lexington
Venture
Inc.
Canadian International G row tli
*.
6.42
—1
Inc
1
Ltd
Fund
Canadian
S-4
Knickerbocker
15
25c
-1
Fund
Fund-:
15%
10.93
s——1
Ltd
J
13.82
Capital
Life
Ins Shares
<5s
Chase
of
Fund
7%
15.11
100
1
130
138
Metal
11.66
12.74
Paper
10.06
,10.99
8.71
9.47
Income
Inc
_1
Investment
Commonwealth
:
9.33
10.14
15.20
Commonwealth Stock Fund
16.52
Composite Bond & Slock
18.89
Inc
20.53
7.99
8.68
—1
13.74
14.85
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
17 %
Inc
Fund
19
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
20.52
22.35
7.18
7.85
Crown Western Investment Iuc
.Dividend Income Fund
Do Vegh Investing Co Inc
Fund
15.60
54.74
of
12.31
Series
Dreyfus
Baton
8.57
9.39
al9.82
Dividend Series
3.11
15.51
.10.95
11.70
Growlli
11.63
12.44
New
England
7.93
New
York
Stock
Fund
Stock Fund
"ex
.1
dist"_—
Blectronics Investment Corp
_a
7.26
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
.10
a21.66
.
20c
7.65
1
Eurofund Inc
15 V4
16%
12.64
Shares
Iuc
Fund
13.00
Over-Tlie-Counter
1
2.12
•
10.42
2.32"
11.33
series
Securities
Philadelphia
5.83
—lc
-
6.41
2.76
3.05
8.96
1
9.82
1
1.63
1
16.83
18.29
1
6.80
7.39
Pioneer
Price
Fund
(T Rowe)
Puritan
General Investors Trust
Securities—
Equip
shares
Building
lc
9.09
9.96
Sharcs_lc
8.79
9.62
lc
6-22
6.82
Capital Growth Fund
lc
6.43
7.05
Chemical
.
lc
12.60
13.80
Common
Fund
Dist
shares
(The) Slock Fund_lc
>
Shares
Inc
Scudder Stevens <te
Common
Stock
Fund
American
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham
6.62
7.26
8.07
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
lc
13.36
14.63
Stock
lc
5.61
6.16
Sterling
lc
RR
shares
Bond
13.63
a27.63
11.47
12.40
7.84
8.54
1
Texas
1
5.66
6.21
Growth
9.89
Twentieth
shares
9.52
10.40
lc
6.20
6.79
6.53
7.14
U
S
&
International
Fund
7.68
1
11.85
United
Accumulated
Fund
1
19.53
Growth Industry Shares Inc.
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
8.42
10.82
Utilities
20.12
United
Continental
Fund
Hamilton Funds Inc—
■I
-
■
H-C7
10c
Series
H-DA
10c
4.79
1
a24.70
Inc__lc
7.91
Fund
Inc
Fund
4.88
Funds
Inc—
Uniied Income Fund Shares.l
United Science Fund—
1
•
Series
Capital
5,34
United
Funds
Canada
Value
Line Income
Value
Line
1
Line Fund Inc
Value
8.64
Ltd
2.51
2.75
8.12
1
9.07
9.86
Washington
1
8.45
9.14
lc
10.27
11.23
Investors Fund Inc
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
10.75
11.76
6.24
6.83
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—■
Foundation
Institutional
Fund
Growth
Pund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
tntl Resources Fund Inc
lc
4.83
5.28
15.22
16.03
6.83
5.67
3.31
3.62
1
8.02
Bid
Alabama
Power 5s
1990
Australia (Com'w'lh of) 5%s_'80
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4,/2S—1979
British
Petroleum
6s
,
Ask
99 3%
100
99
99%
124
55
57
Burlington Industries 4 Vis—1975
100
103
Canadian
Carolina
Pacific
Pwr
&
Carrier
Corp
Central
Illinois
Ry 4s
'.969
88 J/4
90%
Lgt 4%s__1990
99%
99%
4Vbs
a
982
Light 4%s_1990
Chance Vought 5'/4s
1977
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5s
Coastal States Gas
1990
87
100%
92
101%
89
100%
94
102 J/4
Producing
6s
1980
Commonwealth Edison 4%s__'90
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s._1972
El Paso Natural Gas
5%s__ 1977
Ferro
Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
116%
98%
98 J/2
142
145
115%
116%
1
Brass
Can
Fuel
101%
100 J/4
100.11
100.10
100.13
2'%s June
1,
100.2
5%s
20,
96.4
100
...
99.30
1960
10,
10,
>
Land
Oct.
5.40s
41%
293/4
32
Dec.
April
1961
100
4s
100.20
2:,/<s
May
1,
99.27
4'%s
11,
12,
100.12
1963
97
99.4
98.8
99.8
1968
93.16
9*.16
1969—
97.24
10, 1965
March
4%s
April
11,
10.
99.19
99.23
99.16
,■
1962
/
99.12
March
20,
99
1968
March
20,
1969
July
95.16
99.16
93.8
.
%s
94.8
98
5%s Feb. 20, 1970
3'%s April 1, 1970
5 %s July 20, 1970
4'%s Oct. i, 1970-19G7
99 /
97.24
98.24
99.24
—.
1969
15.
99.12
101.4
94.25
1964—.
1966
99.4
100.20
4%s
100.24
98.20
100.25
99.4
4%s
98.20
96.16
1963
100.20
99
1963
May 2,
99.31
100.16
100.21
1960
April 20,
3%S
March
1960
20,
100.3
99.29
1961—
Aug.
98.4
.100.16
100.1
1960
4%8
4
«
100.3
Bonds—
May 1, 1962—
101.8
Nov.
3,
;
100.1 /
100.14
I960.
100.19
.99.25
r—
1960
20,
Ask
" /
I960.
Bank
100.8
_
point
a
3'Mts April 3. 1961—
4'%s Sept. 20, 1961
.
100.4
3 %s
1,
5%s Sept 1,
4%s Oct. 3,
Federal
96.20
100.2
June
100.17
1961
of
Cooperatives—
100.4
5.15s
100.24
•4%S April
5%s
100.24
104
91
105
92
104
105
99
100
10, 1970
10, 1972
Feb.
QQ
104.24
98.24
3'%s
99.16
4 %s Feb. 15, 1972-1967.—.
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
105.24
May 1,
1971
90.24
91.24
96
97
93.16
94.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
and Notes
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s Nov 15 I960
43/4S
Aug.
15,
4s
May
Aug.
1,
l'%s
Oct.
3%s
Feb.
4s
Bid
1,
Ask
(Continued)1962
94.8
94.16
100.20
3:,/4S Nov.
15,
1962.
98.24
98.28
2%s
15,
1963
95.20
95.24
92.24
93
Feb.
99.14
l'%s
98.16
98.24
4%s Nov.
99.18
—.
100.11
99.22
99.30
1961
97.4
1962__
99.2
100.2
4s
May
15,
Oct.
1963—
99.10
1963
1,
91.20
91.28
101.12
101.16
15,
1963
l'%s April 1, 1964
90.16
43/4s May
97.12
5s
15, 1964
Aug. 15, 1964
99.6
l%s
1962
99.20
99.24
4%s
Nov.
95.16
95o,4
1%S
99.12
4%s May
99.8
15, 1962
100
Oct.
1,
90.24
101.14
102.12
1964
15,
99.14
101.10
April
15,
May
point
a
100.4
1, 1962
15, 1962
Feb.
Aug.
Oct.
99.6
l%s April
4s
l'%s
100.9
...
1961
15.
100.17
of
l'%s April 1, 1963
1.961
1,
32nds
more
or
Maturity-
100.18
1960
15,
cne
100.2
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
l'%s April 1, 1961
3%s
Ask
Treasury Notes
100.15
4%s Feb. 15* 1961—
4%s May 15, 1961
Treasury Notes—
5.93
6.41
1
102.16
89.8
89.16
101.18
1964
1, 1965—
15, 1965
101.22
87.28
100.4
100.85
88.4
100.8
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
1-59
6-
1-60
100
100.2
5.375
1-59
1-
7-
5-60
4-60
100.7
10-
100.9
5.25s
2-
1-60
11-
Bid
3-60
100.16
1-60
100.17
Ask
100.18
100.19
5.20s
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
100.10
100.12
4.80s
.12- 1-59
9-
3-
1-60
1-60
12-
100.14
1-60
100.11
100.13
100.16
4.40s
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100.1
100.3
4.55s wi
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
100.1
100.3
77'A
101%
69 J/2
70%
1975
5%s
5%s
1976
1985
4%s_1990
ww
5s
1963
1977
1973
;
5'%s
Yield Price
1969
Bid
103%
80
83%
104
June
June
9,
June
16,
1960.
June
22,
1960
101%
101%
June
23,
1960
97'%
98%
June
30,
1960
89
92
July
7,
97
July
14,
80
July
94
78
113
1982
5%s
Underwood Corp 5'/2S
U 8 Industries 4%s
—:
Westcoast Trans 5%s—
120
1971
Pipe
89
99%
1971
99.694
99.704
October
99.638
99.650
99.559
..
I960..
99.574
11,
I960—..,
18,
1960
1960
99.026
98.966
98.800
98.853
98.734
98.791
98.575
17,
1960
98.494
98.528
20,
1960_;
99.512
October
99.500
99.335
99.355
99.284
99.188
99.203
98.610
October
99.432
99.125
98.962
98.899
October
99.262
4,
99.085
98.542
99.495
August
August
99.102
99.025
October
99.413
I
Ask
99.060
6, 1960
13, 1960
99.483
1960
21, 1960
July 28, I960...'
89
99.712
August 25, 1960
September 1, I960...
September 8, 1960
September 15. 1960
September 22, 1960
September 29, 1960
98.465
98.649
98.509
27, 1960
November 3, I960—__.
November 10, 1960
;«
98.387
98.433
98.309
98.357
98.230
98.269
January 15, 1961
April 15, 1961
97.391
97.458
96.178
96.252
99.164
127
1970
99.827
99.776
99.702
July
.110..;
99.877
99.759
1960
15,
99.931
99.813
August
91
Line
1980
99.922
1960
85'/a
99 J/4
Yield Price
Bid
99.978
99.868
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.975
1960
103%
IO21/4
ww
2,
98%
103
109
Amer 5s
May 19, 1960
May 26, 1960
83
101%
Gas
United States
78 »/4
101%
Units—
-
Petroleum
Steel
Bid
910-
5%S
Ask
1990
Gas
Uran
WW
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
5%s
Sheraton Co of Am 5s WW—.1967
5 J/2S
12,
April
4.65s
—
100%
29%
383%
Bid
for
100.2
100.2
13.47
5s
Transcontinental
99%
40%
the
& Sons—
Sperry Rand 5'%s
101J/8
46%
'
27%
2
in
Co
32nds
more
or
100
...
1963
May 10, 1961.
Sept. 11, 1961
3'%s Feb. 13, 1962
4%s Sept. 10, 1962
12.33
Mohawk Pwr 4%s_1990
Textron
Iowa-Illinois Gas
W»c
Louisiana Power & Lgt
5s_1990
4%s
Fund__10c
3%s
103
98
one
4%s
Rate
Pipeline
110
170
Sept.
March
13.26
2000
Phoenix
38%
3
Ask
Mortgage Assn—
4%s
12.27
Inc
Northern Ind Pub Ser
5%8
15,
5.35s
9.91
5s
Pacific
78
44%
Fire
100.11
1960
1961
10, I960.
Aug. 23, 1960
3%s
15.01
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
National
29%
74%
;
100.8
:
June
14.40
1981
National
27
5
2
Insurance
City of N Y
4s
4s
9.06
5s
101
126
(M)
Mid-America
Niagara
15,
15,
Federal Natl
13.25
Bid
107
Genrl Developm't conv
68—1975
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Qen'I Tire & Rubber 6s
ww.:l982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
April
13.77
Puget Sound Pr & Lt 5%s„1990
159
Feb.
1
Ind
Fund
Edison
Northspan
114%
Sept.
4%s
.1
4%s
Mueller
7'%
8
Guaranty Co—5
100.9
1960
1960
_1
—
Bonds—
Lowenstein
>
50%
—2.50
Insurance
Westchester
v
Mutual
Winfield Growth
Metro
1980-76
15,
15,
8.77
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds-
Fire
100.2
July
4s
10c
Street Investing Corp
Wisconsin
11.43
14.75
6.25
Fund Inc
Wall
10.52
13.93
5.19
Whitehall Fund Inc
Inc
7.56
1
7.43
Boston
13.13
Inc__l
Fund
Income
of
12.13
6.92
t
Special Situations
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Fund
I-
1
al9.29
United
U S Life
S
100
Maturity—
Century Growth Inv„
Townsend
9.70
U
Figures after decimal point represent
1
Inc.l
Television-Electronics Fund
9.03
U S Fidelity &
8J/2
31%
109
6'%
Guaranty Co (N Y)
Banks
1060
Aug.
4%s
36.57
34.57
Inc
47%
Insurance Co
United Ins Co of Amer
Banks—
I960
a35.33
2.31
8.85
shares
Life
10
(N Y)_^2
—
Ins
55%
30
104
14.81
9.59
Fund
7%
51%
•
2
Travelers
82%
57%
.-// /y-.;'
38%
507%
10
Life
7%
35%
47
14.74
13.53
2.09
Equipment shares—
Inst
16.35
8.75
shares
Steel
Haydock
Imperial
9.62
12.07
14.92
•
Fund
Investment Fund
Railroad Stock shares—
Tobacco
b.90
11.04
.—J
Inc
Fund
54%
;;v./
Co
Amer
4%s
,
Balanced
15,
3%s
1
Sovereign Investors
7.74
June
16.
4 %S
1
Southwestern InvesLors Inc
Railroad
14.05
a9.11
Shareholders Trust of Boston..!
Smith
(Edison B) Ftind
1
Petroleum
"
12.93
1.25
7.44
ic
78
*
8 %s
Inc—1
Shares
9.89
sits
May
43%s June
6.78'
sliares__lc
Corp of
Standard
5.40s
8.32
Clark—
9.03
Machinery
5s
15.43
7.42
Administered shares—lc
Bond
7.70
14.20
12.91
6.95
Industrial
5%s
'
•
6.78
13.02
lc
Ins
1
Federal Home Loan
13.58
11.94
6.34
; Institutional
13.44
1
Canada
11.89
shares
Life
5
5
Marine
&
61'%
37%
*57%
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.20
al8.11
of
Fully
.
8.46
1
lc
r
10-
Co
Figures after decimal point represent
11.51
25c
Fund
Selected
Sec
Title
35%
:
1
T
shares
Bond
11.40
1
Fund—
stk. dividend)
50%
Scudder
Accident
Standard
-
32'%
;
Inc
(Geo)
Growth
Food
General
11.31
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
shares
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
19.63
1
Fund
Quarterly
17.91
10.42
Growth Stock
Putnam
(Ex
Standard
10
Boiler
Fire
>
6%
5
10..
preferred
23
34
1
Amer
Springfield
51
3%s
•
Fund Inc
of
66'%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
6.53
1
2.50
Putnam
Corp
5.98
50c
Inc
Ins
48%
,
54
6.25
43%
$6.50
56 "
Insurance__2
Marine
&
Life
2
(Texas)—10
Life
Fire
Y)
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)..
Security Life & Trust Co.
3%
al3.35
Inc
(N
Seaboard
44%
:
1
Corp
Fund
Corp
Natl
Paul
Seaboard
v
78%
3%
,
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples
Republic
St
41%
••
Pine Street Fund Inc
lc
Inc
Penn
21
19%
'
4'%
45'%
Reinsurance
Republic Insurance
50c
.
Inc
22%
4'%
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)—;__5
Ins.. 10
11.04
Fund
80%
203%
1
44%
Owners
Jefferson
13.32
Securities
61
10
(Fla)
14.21
10.77
Funds Iuc—
stock series
Automobile
1
12.32
10c
Fundamental Investors
Group
&
Inc
13.64
1
6.07
Capital
Electronics
»
Bid
—
Chemistry
76%
10
41%
Co.
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
10
48Va
Insurance
Insurance
Home
50%
20
10.77
1
5.55
General
9.96
One William Street Fund
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
Home
22%
47
18%
6.33
Oppenheimer Fund
4.63
(D C/.1.50
73
60'%
21
Co
Phoenix
102
18%
.
56
-41%
9.30
.1
Fund—
66%
5
5
: 8.44
8.51
16.19
18.61
Futures
5.79
7.72
1
Series-
14.52
4.23
Preferred
Slock
44%
62%
5
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
4.04
1
Series
13%
41'%
10
8.34
14.98
17.21
Common stock
3.70
7.63
13.36
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Mutual
Series:
1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida
6.05
-5
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc.
Franklin Custodian
5.54
1
of Canada Ltd
7.93
11.19
1
Stock
12
12%
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Lite Ins Co (N C)
7%
"
American
Life
Insurance
10.24
1
Income Series
Preferred
..5
—4-
Hartford Steam
Series—
1
Y
N
Co
Insurance
36%
Employees Ins
—
Insp & Insurance
1
2.83
Republic Ins Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Series
14.27
V
10.05
Series
Bond
Howard
&
Balanced
Balanced
3.33 %
Insurance
Ins Co of
Indemnify
80%
34
Employ Life Ins
Gulf
15.02
Fund -1
25c
Gov
97
9.15
Corp.——1
46
53
Corp——10
al3.59
13.89
Securities
„
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
47%
:•
1
3.45
Investors
Co
56%
50
Hanover
20.84
National
Ins
54
-
77
14.93
3.17
National
2.50
13.06
19.26
10.42
Inc
22.32
1
10.54
2
20%
38'%
37%
49'%
53%
31%
38%
Peerless
3%
4
Inc—1
Fund
Fire
Northeastern
38
2.50
F)
—
Government
3
35%
5
(S
Insurance
13.81
interest
9.47
Shares
Fund
20.65
11.95
Shares
9.62
E
Dividend
15.39
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
beneficial
1
-
Co
Reinsurance
Falls
Great
Corp
Trust
Glens
Fund
Life
(D C)
1
Investment
Mutual
13.73
Automation
&
Inc—1
Shares—
Trustee
44'%
14.24
interest—1
Inc
Nation
Diversified
5
General
33 %c
Mutual Shares
15.44
Investment
6%
Insurance
Globe &
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
11.19
Diversified
50J/2
Fund—
beneficial
of
Missiles-Jets
54.19
Fund
Northern
Pacific
53%
Stock
Iuc
Units
35
50
64
1
12.70
5
A
36
353%
74%
4
Trust /
int_33'%e
Growth
Massachusetts Life
1
Stfc
Investors
beneficial
of
class
Corp
19'%
5
29'%
156
Franklin
Investors
108
1
com
2.50
70%
Fireman's
shares
AA
Fire
River
60
3.47
Massachusetts
Inc
104
10
148
Federal
lc
57
147
10
.5
5
3.30
—-—lc
shares
13'/a
52'%
140
York
North
*
11%
10
Amsterdam
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
New
5
10
2.21
3.17
shares
New
Line
Co
2.34
1
Growth
21
Inc—
Special Investment shares, lc
Transport shares
lc
1
Diver
Forstcr
&
1.88
De Vegh Mutual Fund Iuc
Delaware Income Fund Inc
35%
19%
New
lc
Delaware
Fund
33%
2
383/4
,35%
10
Accident Ins
&
43'%
35
4
(Bait)
4%
34%
40'%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
3.59
Petroleum
Mutual
~1
Nationwide
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N ,T)_—1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
lc
shares
Fund
B
Series
15%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Mass
Fund Inc
Composite Fund
Concord
14%
al4.43
shares—lc
Industries
General
—1
Manufacturers
Union
325 *
Casualty
Managed Funds—
Electric shares
Old
National
312
Assurance
Continental
11.80
Natl
22
Co.
Continental
6.58
14.100
59
20
,
Life—.10
General
18.10
Crum
54%
5
6.04
Fund
Slk
Life
i
Connecticut
Life
National Fire
Ins
16.56
10.91
1
Life
&
Monument
9
Null
Insurance Co
(Ky)
a24.45
13,400
Inc
Commonwealth
Fund
15.06
Co
Merchants
3J/4
40%
(N J)—2
Lite
Standard
32'%.
"3%
2%
227
3%
323%
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
37
10
Ins
Inc—1
50c
preferred
Fund
13.78
9.41
Lite
218
Inc—1
48 %
8%
5
Shippers
Fund of Can—1
Loom is Suyles Mutual Fund—•
Insurance
Loomis-Sayles
Corp__100
Iuc
Securities
Colonial Energy Shares
Colonial
9.23
8.59
1
Boston
Fund
Christiana
10.25
Life
1
Century Shares Trust—4.
Chemical
9.38
8.54
.
.—lc
Fund
Growth Stock
Inc —1
Life Insurance Investors
&
10
Amer Life Ins Co
27%
9%
3
,
(Galveston)
Re-insurance
Life
54'%
44
Corp—.
1
(Wash D C)—1
1
Ins
National
17%
51%
25%
Investors
Commonwealth
10.95
*
Fund
American
Loyal
18%
.
15%
10
Va
Casualty
1
Massachusetts
Bonding
5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins__._5
8%
5
Assurance
11%
17
1
of
Maryland
(Newark N J)—2%
Ins Co
Amer
Lincoln
17%
10%
Inc
Co
•
243%
57'%
54
3
12%
16
Ask
22'%
Casualty Ins Co
10%
Assur
Bid
(Va)__5
(Birm)__2
Tenn
Companies
1
Inc
&
of
Life
(Income
Fund
Life
29%
43
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__ 1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Boston
79%
39 %
S-l
Stocks)
76
-•
27%
S-2
Com
Liberty Natl Life Ins
10
8.82
8.07.
Lawyers
76
-5
American Fidelity & Casualty.5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co.l
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
11.97
1
Ltd
Canada
81%
72'/»
5
Insurance
11.01
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Par
Title Ins Corp
76%
10
Co
Equitable
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
K-2
Ask
'<
10
Surety
&
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)-1
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
-
13.07
31.80
Mutual Fund
(The)
Bid
Par
2.12
Fund
American
Associated
Ask
25c
Inc
Fund
American Business Shares
Amer
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
1.25
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
1971
89
83
88%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
92
1988
New
Y^rk^tock^rh^^
Stock
Exchange,
York
Vk*' stock, yleld Prlce- d
b+B1? x
t New
Ex-rights
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted t: Luting on the
Issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
191
Volume
Number 5951
.
,
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
49
(2133)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
clearings this week will show an increase
Bank
Complete
com¬
the
pared with a year ago. Preliminary figures compiled by
us, based on telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
May 14, clearings from all cities of the United States
In
we
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
14—
York
dew
G',-
•
—
■—
...
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
751,809,637
512,385,923
389,200,000
679,114,000
729,931,984
476,504,505
523,724,284
613,607,100
636.956,786
v.*
>■'
'405:416,608
Baltimore
Boston:
2nd
New
cities, five days
-<
428,970,326
cities,
All
5th
Chicago
5.5
A 8th
5.0
10th
0.4
+
•
+
3.9
Bonds—
I960.
/
"
.
the
'
1959
-■*
•••
-
-
'
5,911,150
5,595,000
2,500
government
...
Government—
U. S.
+
2.8
+
8.2
+
6.8
1,812,527,445
6
10
"
25,270,650
*
New
York
City
3.8%
+
4.0
1,392,015,224
/ 24,742,620,262
1,204,611,662
21,581,924,881
12,804,924,740
12,067,135,607
Reserve
1,473,485,655
I960
properties
'
January
—
the
on
\
.
the
totals record
'
4 •
Y': Y
*
Three
April
-a 4r
.-
.
195*
7,;'
65,793,447
v
.165,715,223
'A
*
83,253,414
60,533,354
March " ...I
82,449,890
49,871,35648,160,955
40,197,732
37,57$,141
1'46,675,236
35,651,568
loss
of
4.8%.
of
Month
Boston
1st
>
190,180,939
231,496,751
57,291,287
75,886,965
136,744,324
50,305,141
121,387,664
month
of
in each
April
CLEARINGS
(000,000
York
New
,3rd
'
4th
*
.14
—r—
York
Cleveland
6th
3,216
,2,694
..
16,793
18,571
20,936
21,797
18,955
.
1L387
..
—
Louis
St.
.
11,825
13,116
+
G 12,516
■
13,167
.12,283
■
11,206
10th
-
2,225
2,514
10,927
10,052
•
9,052
Kansas City
12th
1,995
9,250
9,050
7,853
City
Louis.
1,986
2,147
•
2,084'
1,843
-
11,607'*
'
8,090
8,226
8,288
:
-7,198,•
6,951
'
,j
1,717
1;591
1;619
6,958
6,650
6,173
6,371:
Minneapolis.
1,914
1,992
1,687
-1,684
7,925
7,821
6,797
6,621
Houston
.
,
Baltimore
1,830
Richmond
Louisville
.1,546
1,763
A 7,375
6,985
6,287
7,116'
1,835
1,753
1,702
7,430
7,084
6,898
6,601
1,743*
1,564
1,623 V
6,618
1,307,
1,322
1,134
.1,238
5,328
957
.
" 1,755
1,678
..
Cincinnati
1,005
827
.847
3,949. "
3,996
3,316
San
;
-j
.
,'830
3,639
3,516
3,199
3,304
,919
4,696
3,831
3,538
.
3,276
Portland
1,240
983
1,125
1,079
731,
789
869
Paul....
721
"
574
Milwaukee
Nashville G..
-702
631
3,671
5,019 *
3,920
3,597
109,527
.
cities.
8,995
3,183
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
imli#
We
'
60,725
now
4,184
3,638
2nd
3,068
2,665
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
;s2o
3,542
3,439
3,547
;619.
2,932 rvl-;
2,905.
*
657;
561
:
i
571
v
61,359.
add
.
j
>
i
.
633
-'
Richmond
7,916
i
tn
W
8,164
ins
2,403
2,472
' 2,173
396,603
36,375
34,745
456,054 ;
246,630
2,433
2,412
478,688~
-
"2,281
2,357
,
442,313
57,200
53,013
our
ots-
105,235
*
421,309
2,512
103;078~97,071...
8th
105,235,792,137
53,913,695,519
57,200,234,767
9th
40th
%
+
27,856,217,101
.
$
-
1957
•;
•
5.7
*
220,287,008,455
18,142,804,631
24,106,536,029
12,680,971,413
22,691,199,588
13.889,288,103
+
0.2
24,926,505,848
+
7.9.
44.204.596,238
41,556.595,168
+
6.4
13.533.332,356
12,865,954,521
11,980,662,429 ■*
+
5.2
11,744,483,648
12.095.160,769
+
1.0'
17,130,052,118
.
26,353,855,176
13,864,584,710
26.889.839,089
i«
.
.
14,169,351,782
1.3
+
-
5.6
+
••
7
Dec.
{
■':.
1958
or
20,069,077,223
.
31
—
$:
*•"1
-
Four Months
Four Months
,
Inc.
227.443,073.367
t
-.«•
.
Districts in the four months for four years:
1959
20.320,536,618
,
«•
16
Louis
St.
17,413,097,546
,
-
38,249,470,535
-
•
14,607,751,640
201,981,564,000
22,955,791,510
25,969,877,987
12,797,499,889
22,658,984,256
40,183,565,727
12,121,806,647
*10,126,805,621
15,265,302,253
17,425,614,009
16
Kansas City
14
<1
%
•<
•
19.389,629,976
18.818,539,894
+
3.0
26,967,727,405
25,406,879,313
■+
6.1
10,540,146,926
15,872,703,304
16,650,751,311
22,703,964,641
478,688,641,780
456,054,946,479
+
5.0
427,839,392,313
419,207,172,772
246,630,508,219
Minneapolis
236,147,266,239
+
4.4'
214,579,299,032
224,1)19,450/795
**
-
/
«•
12th
18
Francisco
San
«f
11
11 th Dallas
175
Outside.Hew York City
l> v
•••
II
cities
-
—
1.6
236,147
~
■.
•
1960
-MONTHLY CLEARINGS
v
G
:
,
- .
_
.
. .
•
2,252
2,279
^
March
31,917
419,207
214,579
224,919
of
___.___._u—.
$
.
15,984,643
102,025,256,873
'I
Bedford"!
337,518,695,712
118,536,250,767
456,054,946,479
6.2
185,905,007,353
Total
April
1st
...
Total
4
358,572,230,298.
120,116,411,482
478,688,641,780
Quarter.
—
1.3
60,725,500,866
174,786,130,279
61,359,135,960
+
5.0
246,630,508,219
Months..—
the month of
-Jan. 1 to
.+
11.5
4.6
$
:
Dec.
+r
.64,024,288
7,569,720
831,390,593
7,080,969
+
6.9
4.8
778,973,050
+
6.7
6.9
3,716,876
3,511,355
+
5.9
3,203,437
40,599,971
+
10.2
1.6
1,251.080
13.2
29, 543,323
9.9
•66 .430,159
+
2.7
270 ,711,813
+
7.3
2481,769,129
221.471,515
+ 12.3
16.7
929 705,562
775,748,619
+
19.8*
+
1.3
21,592,100
16,099,520
66,655,163
56,747,896
199,850,512
113,155,552
28,320,500
+
168,350,500
176,496,900
14,922,419
14,350,001
104,310,210
...
Island—Providence!!!!!!!!
Hampshire,—Manchester
Total (14 cities)
.
-
1
+
*
+
256,275,320
5.6: *
.
.
3,899,056
15,402,125
17,191,060
"
4,058,881,757
-
+
17.0
10,941,086
11,480,963
+
6.0
44,653,831
40,631,043
27.600,369
+ 11.9
22,030,862
25,323,193
32,585,900
35,319,000
640,674,400
+
7.6
39,870,000
40.338,900
54,124,671
+
10.4
3,480,552
3,815,265
4.0
59 753,169
+ ' 0.4
16,224,110,245
15,356,121,284
+11.6
13,185.508
419,755,195
+
3,709,481
15,619,306
68,053,243
24,670,430
689 406,100
105,678.800
'J1—18.9V'
+
5.7.
1,412,613
3,109,784
13,669,489
72,115,017
-
•
425, 121,170
85 744.600
7.8
—23.8
3,436,255
1.4
+
.
,
15,433,958
'«
*
4,076,442,206
—
1,719,557
3,846,036
1,692,631
10.0
-
60,393,913
"
'
6.7
+
27,690,574
•
—,4.6
—
6,096,277
677,950,940
9.8
+
....
$
7,428,986
652,555,958
+
0
4.4
3,210,528
+•
-
1.0
-
1957
©
$
113,733,133
+
Waterbury
+
3,263,056
12,516,034,408
59,916,477
..
6.4
—
1958
%
2.4
,894,327
6,723,697
+
—
124
10.602,274
233,126,217
4,102,884
13,116 ,619,347
7,613,702
17,691,966
60,914,151
.
,641,684
10,743,618
68,459,185
.
68
64 ,022,429
Connecticut—Hartford I!!!!!!!!!
...
4,006,219
7.2
Dec.
$
$
%
44, ,741,433
0.1
4.5
'+
236,147,266,239
Inc. or
1959
1960
Inc. or
1959
$
3.0
+12.3
+
April and since Jan. i for 2 years and for week ended May 7 for 4 years:
April 30—
1963
Inc. or
Dec. %
.
or
,+
;t
53,127,642,757
::+.
'+
1.3
~~
60,285,927.779
116,887,869,529
3.4
Z
""
Inc.
Dec. %
61,372,559,743
+
......
Worcester
.
59,661,016,704
64,134,466,797
+
"
;
-
•
.
i
—
'•"*
62,109,523,852
0.9
$
7.7
32,721,498
15,994,308
S
•
.
.
+12.9
3,305,711,302
15,462,299
""
$
■+
31,200,115
...
—
118,605,569,310
115,201,683,433
125,874,131,773
April
1959
'
117,496,415,092
—
February
■■■''
r V
: 1959
1960
Dec. %
$
Month—
' "387,290
31,236
Clearings Outside New York,
"
3,303,705,963
Holyoke
23,112,609,230
;v
Inc. or
11959
1960
January
-
—Clearings, Total All-
-
2,257
.
>*•*
427,839
■
17,617,752
,
months for two years:
compilation covers the years as by
The following
—
New Haven
110,994,905,940
1.0
5.7
8
—
^
.detailed statement showing the figures for each city for
...
-:+• Springfield
3,846,919,018
4,307,499,112
6,001,825,368-
5,780,658,267
1.3
+
..
6th AUanta
7th Chicago
2,299
> 2,643
2,968
567
554
2,417
2,314 ' :
614 "
Maine—Bangor
Lowell
.7
15,356,121,284
15
*-
5th
2,433
"3,618.
* 2,232
2,542
2,601
'580
.628
■
v
2,763
,577
G'610
•
Massachusetts—Boston
ew
<1
••
3,249
118,536 .110,994
at—
Pall River
- -
2,573,569,002
4,133,391,126
16,224,110,245
240,188,151,762
•»
15
—.—:——
2,559
$
Portland
+
—
•
3,063,667,981
v
<
4,029,442,119
Four Months
$
*
cities
10
^4-
York
New
3rd
3,646
2,965
-Month
Clearings
«hode
61,359,-135,960
'
118,536,250,767
L
14
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
New
'
Boston
3,177
4,450
i639
904
.'.9,009
AIL
All ; '.. "12ft Hfl
120,116
utside NYC
•
6,690,949,183
120,116,411,482
v
.
•4,MG- 'Tt,439'
•943
643
Tot. 31 cities
111,121
•
3,723
5,244
776
¥
917
624
.
756 /.
„•
.
er
Cities
.
v
7.0
0.2
,
6,703.104,950
-
"
.,
Buffalo,..,, ,y
Washington.
0.5
3.9
0.3
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve
4,939
.
,672
'*.
.
666
634
817
746
631..
■»'
4,625
873
1,104
.
i 899
667
...
Memphis
.—
4,713,818,711
6,309
6,061
A
5,112
-
1,094
838
'937
Omaha
Denver
.
953
1,248 *
...
Birmingham
7
3,377
904
961
,
Jacksonville.
"
18
...175
;
3,717
..
•6,571 ;
,
'
899
1,147
G 895
Orleans
Seattle
—-
<y "
3,235,146,714
5,710,614,665
9,379,887,490
2,966,626,727
2,624,421,592
.
4.8
4,700,332,518
60,725,500,866
Francisco
1.2
4,189,184,354
14v-vj;.
.11
3,342
777
888
.
..
New
Total
;
'
1,865
...
Atlanta
St..
,1,732
I
,
3.042,704.872
1960
11,865
7,521-
8,001
8,195
1,743*,
+
4,503,697,316
Four Months
7,891
U,838
i
-2,923,734,480
-
-
•
3,794,046,339
50,012,409,457
5,862,908,163
6,609,800^89
3,279,425,339
5,705,273,222
10,178,448,854
4,702,787,886
5,955,265,905
.,
:
1957
,
3,608,629,454
4.8
0.2
3,343,550,754
3,327.574,723
"
Outside New-York City-
9,856
1,969
2,143
;
..
$••**•■
-
-
4.4
10,794,248,915
7
.16
....
Dallas
11,393
2,256
2,064
—:
1
6,342,876,075
1958
.
***••'.
A 58,868,033,995
•
7,001,640,938
+10,776,524,098
•
-:
.
y
"3,618,983,037
>
•
•
■J +:: 0.4
—
3,460,814,556
6,648,887,433
3i... r...+
..
'
■
9th- Minneapolis
13,209
13,085
-
2,676
,
2,211
6,918,339,930
•;
•
°
k
f
5,267,012,265
"
8th
r
19,297
3,053
-
8
.16
Chicago
21,595
v'
3,010-*
3,334..
•
59,145,'731, n% 4;,^
,
*5,014,426,609
213,260 " 194,287
2,949
.
M
15
.'
We append
2,852
2,650
3,305
-.3,289
.....
Pittsburgh
St.
.3,108
3,241
•61,389.201,392
;
1957
1958
.219,907
18,776
4,853
4,711
.
Dec. %
4,058,881,757
.+•4,076,442,206
i
15
,
Atlanta
--7th
cities
10
■
.
Richmond
APRIL
IN
1959
<
232,058
5,508
'4,337
5,393
■3,303
....
Kansas
•»
48,035.-
Inc .or
ended
CITIES
1960
1960
1959
$
Philadelphia
-Jan. 1 to Apr. 301957
57,081
.4,872
5,229
...,
Dallas
LEADING
FOR
1958
57,177
4,642
Fran..;;
Cleveland
1959
59,390
..
...
Boston
/
1960
Philadelphia
Chicago
San
cities for the",
April 30
is shown below: v.- -a
months
-Month of April
Omitted)
.Detroit
four
of the last four years
BANK
New
and. the
District of
0.2%.
Dallas Reserve
7.0%, in the
off of
0.3% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of
48,309,665
of bank clearings for leading
course
falling
n'n'
Total
The
gain of
but in
April—
....
2nd
11th
<
Reserve
4.4% but in the Atlanta Reserve District the
totals are larger by 4.8%.
The Chicago Reserve District
suffers a decline of 0.2%, the St. Louis Reserve District
of 0.5% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 3.9%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show a
District the totals register a
Cleveland Reserve District the
the
In
10,385,533,455
6.1
+
smaller by 1.2% and in the Richmond
are
Federal Reserve Districts
_
v
Months-
a
;
+17.1
•
1,180,421,559
20,425,534,041
10,350,296,820
District by
Philadelphia Reserve
-5th
1958
63,932,362
__
February —J+G'
,.s
1959
/
.
totals
body of clearings houses of 1.3%,
District
473,458,715
493,818,511
5.8
and in the Boston Reserve District of 0.4%
1,000
-r—^Number of Shares
.
634,725,993
¥
26,269,800
4,500
is indicated in the following:
582,344,468
3.5
+
.
for the entire
New York
New York Stock Exchange for the four months of 1957
to 1960
643,424,530
6.7
4.7
—
563,030,373
585,611,591
.
aggregate of clearings having been $120,116,411,482 and the 1959 aggregate $118,536,250,767. * In the
$110,726,650 $137,284,000 $475,498,150 $558,478,300
The volume of transactions in share'
;
,727,490,627
■
bonds
Total
+
+
754,244,159
"
Francisco..
"
661,035,349
787,631,360
691,869,573
A
1960
the
&
Foreign
828,169,227
>1,393,667,241
1,697,468,750
737,892,199
-
851,081,595
1,507,430,336
"
Dallas
crease
307,383,716
•'
.•
*
8.6
•
803,072,060
10,484,669,626
1,044,358,873
1,291,438,443
730,117,986
1,187,376,170
1,442,259,455
636,487,584
548,570,830
603,302,740
11,565,751,906
1,075,994,589
.1,199,608,064
714,468,847
1,178,476,567
1,466,288,168
5.8
■.
•
$
+27.3
13,089,346,253
1957
A
*
+
9
feV
L
.822,011,576
+
4
1958
•
,
%
6.6
+
*964,699,322
■;
We also furnish now, a summary of the clearings for
month of April.
For that month there was an in¬
misc.:.. $104:813,000 $131,689,000 $450,223,000 $532,203,500
International
Bank
''C:' '
—' .V;AY. 4,000
Railroad
Dec.
:
the
I960
-
Inc. or
1959
...
1,207,471,168
V
7
\V; ,,G-V' a.
*.■
•
1,453,580,997
City....
San
Outside
247,472,226
75,886,965
by 5.8%.
1,277,651,153
"■
are
larger by 4.0% and in the San Francisco Reserve District
1,579,128,962
":■['
6
...
City Reserve District the totals are smaller by
but'in the Dallas Reserve District the totals
3.5%
.16,663,993,731
Total----—cities
___p0ur Months
1959
*
57,291,287
shares—
of
:
17
Minneapolis....
0.4
—Month of April
Description— V'
Stocks—
A
Kansas
V
■
10
.....
St. Louis...
Kansas
11th
York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
results for April and the four, months of 1960 and 1959
follow:- j..'.; ■ :
Number
8.2%. The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
gain of 6.8%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 6.7%
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 4.7%. In the
*.,
$-.
4.0
New
the
"
improvement of 8.6%, in the Richmond Re¬
an
"
•7
appears
a
1,027,966,051
-
Reserve
28,985,868,079
+
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Our usual
on
-9
11
-
__
•
Federal
OF BANK CLEARINGS
I960
;
cities
the
of
the
group
SUMMARY
Atlanta.,
7th
$25,894,788,352 $24,929,639,714
cities for week
Total all
of
to
located and from this it
are
District of 2.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
serve
city there
clearings at this
Richmond _!
6th
3.7
$24,851,463,934 $23,890,130,519
1,043,324,418
1,039,509,195
day,.
one
register
in 1959. Outside of this
Philadelphia
Cleveland
7.0
-
they
to
12
4th
12th
cities.; five .days-
all
Total
week
York..
-9.0
$18,692,584,549 -+
5,216,622,090*.
5,197,545,970 +
according
however, which
give the final
previous—the week
able
are
week
_
3rd
2.3
■
Districts, in
that in
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the
totals show an expansion of 27.3%, in the Boston Reserve
District of 6.6% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District
of 5.8%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
cities
which
by
statement,
we
the
Federal Reserve Districts
9th
Other
of
Week Ended May 7—
«
1st
9.4
■
$19,634,841,844
cities, five daysu.uwu—
Ten
same
increase
an
•
0.7
380,100,000
<
detailed
results
6.1%, the bank
center having registered a gain of 27.7%. We
6.0*
463,973,806
-—>-
—
was
0.1
/
>
—-
Francisco
Ban
,A.
--r--—
—--
elaborate
262 in the
+10.0
..*>
City
Louis —
Kansas
the
complete
%
1,200,000,000
746,545,956
covered
.
1959
;i,128,000,000
'■V
Philadelphia
Bt.
1
$13,443,040,630 $12,219,312,615
1,298,539,239
1,300,292,994
—
Chicago
1960
week
May 7. For that week there was an increase of
17.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the/whole country
having amounted to $28,985,868,079 against $24,742,620,-
comparative summary for the week follows:
Week Ended May
the
issue of next week. We
our
ended
against $24,929,639,714 for the same, week in .1959k, At
this center there is a gain for the week ending Friday of
10.0%. Our
for
in
present further below
and
totals ; stand at $25,894,788,352
Our preliminary
details
appear
them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
]
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
3.9% above those for the corresponding week last
year.
exact
time
from
be
and
foregoing will
cannot furnish
..
-
.
1,027.968.051
964,699,322
—
—
,
+
1.2
8.8
6.6
--
2,944,734
3,255,834
_
v
-
822,011,576
i
,803,072,060
yiSittiMtllll i«)ii'II.'** JWNrtWWK •'•XX'i'yK '•
50
« Mmnmmmmim
•**»
Hh#hi|i.iw»i»«ii»«—tin
The Commercial
(2134)
of
Month
Clearings at—
Inc. or
1959
$
$
Ended
7-
May
1958
$
%
Dec.
1957
$
Inc. or
1959
$
Dec. c/o
$
$
1960
Inc. or
1959
1960
%
Dec.
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
.
.
-Week
Jan. 1 to April 30—
April
I960
a:nd Financial Chronicle
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
258,459,913
12,737.109
Rlmirft
796,281,362
2,601,823.424
2,417,343,920
51,783.601
52,420,280
3,133,150
14,631,472
+
9.8
63,417,165
57,242,426
4,408,795
3,573,661
+ 23.4
+
3.9
232,058,133,561
219,907.680.240
+
5.5
+ 27.7
11,196,391,426
191,299,733
4.3
843,731,992
789,647,447
+
6.8
16,180,943,339
66,764,500
12,675,484,655
+
43,755,668
+ 52.6
38,200,083
124,691,889
121,935,050
+
2.3
508,345,140
475,509,935
+
6.9
32,455,217
28,231,759
+ 15.0
25,737,265
30,234,919
29,172.608
+
3.6
115,485,677
108,074,962
+
6.9
_
Utica
Connecticut—Stamford
(a)
Total
New
(10
(a)
328,418.400
New Jersey—Newark
Northern
338.637,722
396,110,192
61,389,201,392
59,145,731,177
Third Federal Reserve
1,335,819,345
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
3.0
—
404,163,062
Jersey
cities)
36,254,262
125,901,526
3,162,301
3,372,870
10,075,237,221
34,063,674
24,607,961
,
2,956,809
57,177,114,807
199,472,740
Syracuse
(a) '
72,627,920
0.9
74,473,725
79,246,819
27.3
11,565,751,906
10,484,669,626
1,588,787,030
1,537,531,295
+
3.3
94,113,598
93,228,223
+
3.8
240,188,151,762
227,443,073,367
+
5.6
16,663,993,731
13,089,346,253
+
+
24,679,107
38,143,885
+ 17.6
•
2.0
—
-
79,779,953
93,796,980
2.7
+
1,301,341,500
-
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
7,568,218
Bethlehem
—19.5
1,726,603
1,986,998
2,115,148
—12.6
1,202,382
+65.3
1,624,337
1,975,084
39,202,452
7.9
*2,500,000
2,374,890
+
5.3
2,024.916
2.008.940
2.3
188,812,873
166,813,360
6.5
86,234,040
79,711.094
+
6.3
30,926,917
26,645.841
+ 16.1
18,776,000,000
18,571,000,000
Harrlsburg
43.014,738
42,037,480
+
Lancaster
20,864,906
19,591,488
+
7,472,467
7,029,391
+
4,642,000,000
4,872,000,000
—
4.7
—
20,766,963
29,679,987
16,688,289
18,361.509
York
29,210.943
35,058,888
1,968,993
2,154,019
7,461.664
104,038.335
110,540,102
65,140,110
71,717,765
5,014,426,609
5,267,012,265
Hazleton
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton.
Total (15 cities).
•
85,225,724
129,619,634
64,751,996
9,559,696
5.8
31.017,840
—
—
+
5.9
>•
264,212,462
4.8
—
20,320,536,618
—
•
3,996,913
5.1
1,005,000,000
8.0
5,630,578
1.8
7,779,755
8,214,231
.•
5.3
—
3,726,352
-r
+■
7,052,275
W
+
/
4.7:
7,659.879
5'- •
•
+ 31.0
4.298,783
'
*3,900,000
9.8
...
4,340,473
982,000,000
,
+8
3,671.822
6,975,180
.
.7,169,507
3.721.0*0
8.6
0.4
—
>
6,851,597
.•
3,679,563
6,095.401
16,149,034
5.0
+
+ 10.0
410,774,743
'
6.6
+
+
28,203,104
432.183,381
9.2
—
+
1,121,000,000
+
9,108,671
i
5,246,219
1,178,000,000
—
123,698,217
'
5,590,926
1.1
8.2
+
71,760,353
123,192,673
8.6
—
V
'
+ 13.2
127,381,620
9.1
+
78,894,396
5.7
7,055,379
Bols
5.3
—16.7
31,477,069
Wllkes-Barre—
—
21.924.105
Bcranton
2,087,742
32,466,946
34,712,839
42,318,475
10,442,815
Philadelphia
Reading
1,865,704
26,125,159
30,355.748
0.9
—
9,431,013
10,345,178
Lebanon
;: —18.4
:
7.6
—13.0
8,191,242
8,205,818
Chester
New
2,310,706
+
16,066,816
^ork
Rochester
Du
119,706,790
138,698.969
+ 10.8
3.8
-
33,347,182
4.9
23,936,136
145,247,537
1.2
+
_
/
7.6
+
59,390,910,616
Jamestown
New
1,020.824,827
0.4
—
+ 17.9
43,130.615
+ 28.2
+ 16.6
634,424,231
13,226,356
_
221,615,383
631,609,551
York—Albany
Buffalo
+ 80.2
2,657,229
•
Hew
5.2
30,069,596
27,704.263
+
8.5
17,859.377
1.7
32,806,818
24,536,625
+ 33.7
22,792,267
15,180.307
1.3
.+
268,703,587
1,277,651,153
1,207,471,168
5.8
1,075,994,539
'1,044,358,873
—
20,069,077,223
+
••+
+
'
7.'
■
'
.
'
•'
t;
_
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton.
Cincinnati
'•'
66,325,048
62.580.085
1.307.674,383
2,676,823,010
290,362,900
302.081.900
17,811,083
20.827,933
7.608.965
7.100,159
Columbus
Hamilton
_
Lorain
Mansfield
58,619,101
Youngstown.
Toledo
78,462,597
30,086,525
1.5
+
301,017,008
291,850,649
+
3.1
262,139,781
8.7
615.341.905
564,705,662
+
9.0
,472,194,446
508,140.786
7.6
76,413,600
66,846,500
+
14.3
62,023.700
60,475.800
3.9
15,041,723
13.420,159
7.9
14,764,346
14,893,024
542,475,268
489,382,701
1,579,128,962
1,453,580,997
+ 13.8
221.872,734
+
243,441,430
213.877,989
—
198,849,633 ;
•
.
248,417,603
-
+ 13.4
26.436,732
262,614,835
.
2.5
'
69,194,785*.
230,421,381
3.0
—
—
1,099,454,100
-
11,657.098
12,482,302
4.2
+
1,183,341,800
7.2
11,486,924
14,075,112
+
5,112,121,057
10.052,128,134
3.9
+
+ 12.8
+ 10.9
+
5,328,422,910
10.927,265.101
—14-5
—
54,008,798,
;v-.A 228,815,649
1.1
+
67.923,251
-
52,669.778
'
1
253,735,623
,
0.6
—
V
57,769,038
65,886.332
.
Newark
6.0
+
1,322,710.940
2,694,194.166
.
Cleveland
V;
+
+ 12.1
10,053,540
11,250,490
0.9
14,854/790
16,518,056
+ 10.8
366,854,883
434,978.610
8.6
1,199,608,064
1,291,438,443
—
7.6
177,346.232
175.064.523
1.3
673,099,177
644,560,776
+
4.4
2,064.122,704
2,143,428,290
3.7
8,195,389,384
8,001,466,982
+
2.4
Erie
37.310,135
37,101,659
+
0.6
158,792,077
145,070,490
+
9.5
Oil City
27,182,482
24,943,715
+
9.0
106,530,883
101,400,500
+
5.1
Kentucky—Lexington
31,715.286
29.519.839
+
7.4
134.751,858
131,902,071
+
2.2
West
19,511.335
19,757,798
1.2
79,424,961
77,140,103
+
3.0
6,918,339,930
7,001,640,938
1.2
27,856,217,101
26,353,855,176
+
5.7
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
Virginia—Wheeling.
Total
(15
cities).
+
—
—
—
v
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
26,146,553
Virginia—Norfolk
South
40.055,097
Columbia
of
7,360,464
370,951.000
3,996.583.422
+
3.1
+
7,285,686
624,135,352
3,460,814,556
379,339,000
3,949,152,585
1
0.6
339.694.810
3.7
6,618.018,414
6,571,800,104
3,618,983,037
161,373,132
1.0
+
—
21,734.000
+
233,427.103
+
4,548,346
4.4
247,901.769
6.2
+ 10.8
9,705,128
1.0
9,799,217
423.087.783
419,729,353
4,627,933
w
19.315,926
a -.33,7.01,424
192,065.867
.
191,905,476
-
6.523.866-7
-
6,412.804
+ 10.0
+
0.7
+
..
6.3
30,426,407
28,627,666
2,357,395.909
1.8
141,295,045
13,889,288,103
4.4
+ 24.1
22,687.000
1.2
2,314,763,221
"•
8.0
—
145,671,624
5.161.898
6,404,870
2.3
+
—
308,759,892
—
84.249.198
1,743,193,981
574,329,912
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
4.8
+ 13.8
84,795,093
96,520,534
2.1
—
-
1,678,627,291
Frederick
—
38,849,430
84.755,867
Maryland—Baltimore
19.7
+
'
94,313.000
1,005,103,859
Carolina—Charleston.
District
21,852,531
92.334,000
957,205,372
Richmond
13,864,584,710
+
0.2
851,081,595
—
-
0.8
+
+
2.1
828,169,227
+
2.8
30,530,807
+
2.5
138,317,656
+ ;
348,608,029
.
362,049,095
143,406,813 ;
141,421,254
714,468,847
.
730,117,986
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
153,088,738
Nashville
+15.4
132,633,645
631,172,063
643.968,571
1,865,000,000
Georgia—Atlanta
1,835,900.000
Augusta.
34,382,218
26,053,989
26,006,948
28,106,085
27.023,696
Florida—Jacksonville
1,248,753,476
Tampa
158,553,629
Ala bama—Birmingham
69,685,313
„
.
.
31,295,549
1.6
154,062,910
139,271,1626
+10.6
115.489,214
+
4.9
432.200.000
398.200,000
+
8.5
376,500.000
4
9.7
+
+
5.4
+
3.7
+
4.5
4.0
+
r
0.6
+ 14.2
+
34,369,496
113,166,962
5,244.743,841J.
5,019,724,949./-
679,085,535
4,450,916,478
4,184,471,440
282,788,894
269,207,668
139,111,130
140,342,186
38.059.000
+35,352,000
Jackson
75,327.875
74,792,657
.
0.5
Meridian
10,622,839
10,936,763
Vicksburg
3,266,907
Louisiana—New Orleans..
Total
cities).
(16
.
961,207,531,
6,648,887,433
7.7
0.7
,.
:
6,342,876,075
•
Seventh Federal Reserve
4.8
•
13,833,844
3,216,720,000
3,108,866,000
44,917.412
41,175,808
Grand Rapids.
82.590,923
77,804.959
Jackson
16,455,261
16,701,142
47,259.365
22,585,746
14,219,941
Detroit
Flint
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
_
Indiana—Fort Wayne-
Gary
;
'
i'
_
'
;
5,829,653
6,615,682
3.1
227,151,126
233,916,70.8
7,861,214
271,443,885
v
+
296,083,010
302,557,399
15,993,201
16,506,928
-2.1
..207.084.479
>
3.1
—
■
14,030.030
204,835,868
+
..
14,158,929
^
——r-
+
8.4 ; 5.4
+
1.4
':~r-
.
+13.2
821,518
+22.6
281,250,402
7.9
1,507,430,336
+13.9
4,087,559
.
,
-
>760,289
8.1
,+
;
l"
-220,086,350
.
+
+ 27.8
•
V.
638,317,
+.203,398,934
846,678
.
197,012,417
.
-
24,926,505,848
+
1,393,667,241
1
8.2
+
1,178,476,567
'1,187,376,170
2,774,881
2,531,136
.
■'
60,777,454
3.5
9.1
13,085,191,000
'a*
177,265,441
11,825,424,000
+
6.2
332,494,415
306,329,616
53,372,798 ;:
•;
',
*
\
2,932,473
.
+39.4-
•
+10.7
•
,167,161,857
+
+
•
8.5
i.—--:
—r—
.
1'
'
6.0
74,825,819
70,300,062
+
2.3
193,975,032
183,705,455
+
+
9.4
89,859,588
81,370,045
+
+
4.5
57,353,987
53,258,164
.+
+
0.1
10,634,675
9,798,604
+ 31.7
18,069,138
8.5
V 11,737,816
+ 17.8
-12,570,890
11,850,235
1.3
90,148,000
18,090,519
■;
7.7
62,945,444
17,165.479
10.4
13,603,593
22,614,092
5.6
20,639,498
125,951,971
+
—
258,442,552
2-9
*
.
239,694,045 "
,
522,905,858
8.7
1,648,448,943
6.4
+
1 .16,297,884
13,836,598
0.6
100,932,000
102,295,000
+ .7.8
477,435,251
12,747,668
9.5
+
1,658,604,287'
+
.
•
50,658,253
+
5.8
189,668,102
+
3.6
12,942,181
12,826,289
+.
1.0
22,372,600
+
0.1
87,713,817
78,381,397
9,731,567
+
11.9
6,363,829
45,657,998
5,776,065
+
+
5.9
206,819,750
190,060,308
10.2.;
4,108,330
83,880,000
10,683,848
4,031,085
+
8.8
756,814,071
702,108,048
+
7.8
2,968,007,179
2,643,758.243
184,756,914
171,112,760
+
8.0
+ 28.0
37.791,415
149,322,616
138,140,896
+ 16.4
52,710,207
53,577,238
Terre
Haute
22,379,309
W lsconsin—Madison
48,338,246
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
.
196,575,696
9,847,899
7,694,079
Sheboygan
11,523,665
9,900,645
Watertown
2,013,636
1,935,804
.+•
4,235,162
3,836.719
+ 10.4
17,374,621
35,592,504
4.0
145,139,446
139,231,503
983,538,965
+ 12.3
15,606,281
37,011,365
985,143,623
346,618.972
Manitowoc
Rapids..
Des Moines
256,773,734
251,397,016
80,591,387
92,669,506
1
City
Ames
•
+
+
4.0
8.586,565
2.1
—13.0
,
-
325,212,258
32,716,800
,
J
+ 21.7
7,969,381
6,372,559
4,360,866
13,784,987
+ 19.1
61,197,359
5,671,947
—16.2
Chicago
27,238,563
5,229,783,240
Decatur
5,393,782,941
3.0
21,797,470,116
31,117,226
6.9
127,950,147
285,852,340
Peoria
73,848,809
Rockford
54.954.234
Springfield
48,814,881
29,497,101
32,676,267
Sterling
3,486,625
(31 cities)..
3,309,028
10,776,524,098
10.794,248,915
+ 46.1
—
+
21,378,748
16.672,053
4.2
9,461,935
8^628,881
7.503,401
—
;
121,547,013
•
7.7
+ 11.3
+
0.2
62,521,502
62,211,571
49.051,625
6.2
21,927,742
21,959,264
19,315,462
—
28.546,779
20,936,194,432
33,270,730
67,766,407
+
.
54,458,605
6,766,433
Bloomington
,
1,689,103
4.1
1,312,807,696
+
5.3
—
2.5
278,700,985
190,857,450
+ 16.0-
123,998,796
120,425,880
+
5.4
14,222,660
12,931,033
0.2
44,204,596,238
41,556,595,168
>
+2,934,949
1,224,809,764
—42.4
.
"
'221,428,856
+
6,864,900
46,048,378
14,991,883
.
'
4.6
+
-
9.7
—
i
+28.2
8.2
—
-
+ 12.4
—'
+ 12.6
—
—
+15.5
-
43,299,393
16.421.233
Illinois—Aurora
Total
.5,933,245
0.9
+
11,893,732
+
434,227,462
Bend.
Sioux
5.0
1.5
129,646,749
South
Iowa—Cedar
279,820,009
6.4-
46,214,584
62,972,042
7.3
-+15.3
+
6,832,851
.
1
+:
—
:
43,608,315
.
—10.6
+
7,477,106
7,878,922
+
■
' 1.
—
396,458,873
Indianapolis
•
,
\
12,367,998
"
8,024,815
,
+ 25.6
3,831,594,955',,,
26,889,839,089
1
District—Chicago—
-Ann Arbor.
118,454,349
373,200,000
,
'
4,696,440,650
_•
/
297,343,949
13,462,017
+19.4
+
,
,1, 138,171,000
-
44,226,968
+10.4
-•••
Michigan-
149,745,000: ;
313,395,871-
-
;
2.9
—
2,960,282
1,147,291,666
+
'+
■>
v
540,499,751
.
"
Mississippi—Hattlesburg.
'
,103.156,071
30,474,325
22,421,569
'
2.7
—
121,285,877
108,773.888
117,382,212
...
4.2
+
67,881,327
133,004,113
0.2
+
1,079,853,485
»
34,198,472
3.7
+
7,084,000,000
+
138,850,314
1,125,325,163
Mobile
Montgomery
+
2,472,609,986
7,430,600,000
+ 13.9
'1
1,240,958,582
-
555,429,007
2,512,576,566
1.6
+
30.180,778
Columbus
Macon
573,585,926
2.0
—
3.0
;
7,806,636
16.427,973
V
-
.
6,404,202
:
13,841,119
7,414,605
V'
-
7.2
+
+ 21.9
15,596,926
11/272.955
+
-7,906,970
*.,
6.2
-
+ 10.0
>•
14,728,462
110,287
7,297,646
22.8
—
6.044,779
+ .1,576,604
1,052,932,263
5,645.507
14,378,375
5.3
+
1,485,596
1,052,637,759
11,382,206
6,133.865
1,466,288,168
1,442,259,455
+
6.4
1,812,527,445
1,697,468,750
+
6.8
+
4.6
401,000,000
; 387,600.000
+
3,5
340,200,000
335,300,000
+
7.5
178.998,305
+ 14.9
120,620,730
179,682,998
118,355,714
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis.
1,717,372,380
Illinois—Jacksonville
Total (7 cities),
904,543,544
667,925,215
...
Quincj
3,748,673
899,733,710
Tennessee—Memphis
19,529,712
3,744,592
_
1,732,872.664
22,581,413
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
666,014,483
3,416,922
3,233,041
12,800,491
13,608.637
3,327,574,723
3,343,550,754
—
0.9
6,958,902,499
6,650,798,141
+ 15.6
90,379,949
77,452,482
0.1
14,965,809
0.5
3,639,047,458
15,336,863
3,516,489,874
.+
3.5
+
0.3
2,763,729,979
221,141,786
2,542,778,287
205,724,039
+
5.7
8.7
+
13,311,289
161.870,068
140,878,991
+
5.9
7.6
52,995,373
12,372,133
50,726,741
+
4.5
3,619,506
3,689,169
0.5
13,533,332,356
12,865,954,521
+
5.2
787,631,360
737,892,199
—
—
—
—
+ 16.7
—
2.4
'
,
—
+
1.9
3,605,495
6.7
643,424,530 .*
3,148,872
636,487,584
Number 5951
191
Volume
.
.
Month
—
of
April—
1960
at—
Clearings
CommerSHSHSKSWISSH
The
.
_
1959
Inc.
$
31,085,244
1,914,227,852
16,654,594
721,120,597
2,569,557
746,119,464
4,661,447
2,762,214
41,338,647
8,833,000
11,257,625
Minneapolis
Rochester
36,637,372
1,992,730,240
15,179,644
Minnesota-—-puluth
11,657,223
-
paul
Winona
Palls
———-—
Dakota -Fargo—.—-—
—
Grand Forks
gofth
3.9
131,977,379
7,925,465,764
Inc. or
1958
1957
$
Dec. %
8.9
62,555,115
63,951,293
-—
5.1
8,859,055
8,414,630
+
5.3
8,425,540
8.233,662
+
1.3
478,134,853
457,635,522
+
4.5
391,463,193
371,712,646
—
2.2
169,217,685
159,169,440
+
6.3
149,173,193
136,501,588
10,860,244
11,015,585
1.4
9,499,262
9,136,359
4,257,475
3,959,334
+
7.5
4,472,748
4,211,214
7,091,221
6,946,058
+
2.1
6,397,670
6,036,348
3.2
12,912,862
12,739,013
4.7
582,344,468
548,570,830
7,821,789,677
—
139,006,035
—
3 4
2,932,405,435
2,905,778,159
+
0.9
+
4.8
19,838,570
18,191,770
+
9.1
_
7.0
10,884,550
10,328,922
+
5.4
+10.2
188,345,474
182,483,436
+
3.2
7,536,000
+17.2
37,681,000
31,444,000
+ 19.8
3.4
43,458,612
+ 11.4
15,029,360
16,923,327
—11.2
44,723,204
—
9 4
182,443,785
185,253,360
5,027,703
—
7.1
19,295,085
21,668,093
29,081,015
31,464,148
22,151,022
—
7.6
118,913,050
21,854,574
121,775,385
—
1.3
63,910,788
—
6.5
91,778,146
253,089,547
88,699,343
59,731,752
261,868,700
2,278,868
2,195,772
+
3.8
8,771,490
8,395,094
+
Total (16
2,923,734,480
cities)
3,042,704,872
—
3.9
12,095,160,769
11,980,662,429
+
7.1
20,638,826
20,754,679
—27~3
182,59+221
198,36+090
7.4
2,965,748,602
3,068,422,531
...
—
4.5
Helena
Lewiston
_
—17.3
76,570,550
1.5
—
—10.9
2.4
—
'
•
3.5
+
13,449,040
13,894,780
1.0
691,869,573
661,035,349
0.6
1,421,578
1,359,622
945,128
+ 24.7
768,951
782,670
8.0
1,178,182
9,617,268
15,223,384
—36.8
10,885,975
11,320,274
3.3
177,277,782
179,158,198
1.0
152,491,523
151,756,175
2.0
8,183,465
12,744,534
8.2
31,740,675
28,154,533
3.0
408,469,504
3.4
—
—
;
•.
+
Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Tenth
5,630,602
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
37,284,289
731,512,602
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
51,253,469
789,785,690
4,847,712
*
Parsons
Topeka
,
Wichita
—
6,062,004
—
—
—
Lincoln
—
—
1,838,228
•
+
52,081,790
2,279,823
277,204,232
28,917,151
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
4,189,184,354;
Total (14 cities)-.
563,340,989
599,412,887
2.9
23,543,617
23,659,485
7.5
8,090,465,796
8,288,279,354
235,187,981
264,353,790
—11.0
8.6
11,757,266
13,409,250
1,171,348,187
1,217,136,620
+
—
4,503,697,316
1,076,977
—12.3
—10.4
—
899,668,558
—
1,176,755
+ 11.2
6,902,367
—
309,480,885
26,481,802
>
869,022,405
Denver
4.6
+
—12.8
21,148,996
135,682,127
—23.3
6,271,839
—
—
7,673,916
—
2,147,977,071
67,906,216
2,494,450
Carthage
18,450,583
—
179,213,560
—
156,354,622
6,090,262
5.3
5.8
+ 34.9
33,006,042
1,986,263,413
City
Joseph
Kansas
—
5,116,440
1,944,175
44,529,964
141,575,934
Missouri—Joplin
St.
—
40,539,637
Palls
Great
—15.2
4,669,707
Palls
M^tana-—Billings
1
1959
$
$
Dec. %
48,423,534
63,292,845
„_I
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux
1960
Inc. or
37,550,354
4,887,401
—
Fergus
North
1959
Federal Reserve District- -Minneapolis—
Ninth
gt.
1960
4>
Week Ended May 7-
-Jan. 1 to April 30-
or
Dec. %
-
—
a;
.
v
9.5
11,256,510
11,487,790
-
+ 32.1
33,922,473
36,952,677
-
6.0
471,583,102
486,305,627
13,343,334
15,683,889
-14.9
14,940,222
377,823,512
13,587.997
7,890,398
7,127,844
+ 10.7
6,068,923
6,056,068
727,490,627
754,244,159
3.5
634,725,993
603,302,740
—
0.5
—
2.4
—
—
«•
-
3.8
9.2
117,172,114
116,555,765
+
0.5
3.4
3,542,916,460
3,439,016,605
+
3.0
7.0
17,130,052,118
17,413,097,546
1.6
—
(■'V
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Dallas
El Paso
i
Worth
Ft.
Galveston
Houston
.—
—
Port Arthur
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
—;
Total
13,030,089
+
24.0
11,652,480
10,342,486
+
4.9
421,598,943
399,620,307
8.0
36,601,444
37,438.006
4.6
6,729,000
7,497,000
—11.6
9,250, 323,727
1,103 ,859,139
9,050, 021,131
501,554,731
478,249,609
2.5
1,076 994,827
2.5
9.7
754, 137,741
766 756,368
1.6
41,024,199
44,594,906
106 ,525,000
110 209,000
3.3
6,426,000
6,144,594
4.2
7,375 ,089,315
6,985 ,223,204
5.6
0.1
—13.0
—
266, 833,372
—
193, 272,388
—
29. ,528,000
1,755, 433,745
+
2.0
2.9
31 ,571,806
—18.5
111 111,511
127 ,787,379
2.2
41 109,912
+
11, 074,882
—
62, 616,245
4,713,818,711
2.2
31 ,530,946
7, ,805,197
31, 994,631
60,766,791
„
(11 cities)
124 720,180
16,151,739
1.4
+
253 108,511
110 237,820
—14.9
2,256, 450,474
4,700,332,518
Louisiana—Shreveport
256, 640,411
—
30, 301,303
26,683,444
2,211,872,405
260,218,386
174,505,410
25,123,000
1,830,019,262
8,027,474
26,070,096
10,827,715
3.3
—11.9
68, 508,474
66,218,535
—
—
Beaumont
—
—
42
3.0
249 023,594
0.3
19,389,629,976
18,818,539,894
+
5,207,102
7,153,431
—27.2
5,956,034
6,251,778
0.2
15,247,820
13,857,744
+ 10.0
11,280,610
12,309,138
3.0
585,611,591
563,030,373
4.0
493,818,511
473,458,715
1.4
224,304,989
215,416,241
+
4.1
195,343,000
192,849,398
9.2
7,128,230
6,661,137
+
7.0
6,350,943
5,712,333
248,768,293
230,256,845
+
102,004,904
105,409,007
33,762,828
35,061,221
3.4
—
,566,932
249 ,621,416
—
—
+
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco"
8,660,135
953,202,906
25 349,051
27,574,960
—
.
Oregon—Eugene
■<L
California—Berkeley
v
<•
+
9.7
Modesto
+
41.0
+
0.5
+ 12.5
55,552,328
149,966,701
37 420,222
37,908,256
—
—
84, 745,573
Riverside
3,241, 948,754
3,289,953,891
168 542,285
156,614,152
56 521,106
58,971,778
74, 256,202
64.158.976
San Francisco
San Jose
Barbara
,
Total (18 cities)
"Estimated.
120,116,411,482
cities)
(a) Clearings
7.1
+
182,260,103
89,243,256
90,805,480
30,085,143
9.8
2.0
213,790,195
7218,119,599
555,300,106
—
531,457,321
148,604,847
%• 329,241,706
144,622,203
+
349,599,790
123,688,032
—
,
184,629,895
4.3
2.8
17,798,194
5.8
22,114,128
3.7
30,304,916
—19.5
19,189,654
19,266,042
7.8
627,447,755
610,706,850
27,685,855
24,910,033
9,109,878
—
4.7
—
12,283,989,574
+
7.2
769,292,722
713,835,887
+
7.9
39,581,390
11.9
606,443,998
+
+
654,266,035
35,376,711
7.6
8.4
12,620,547
16.3
9,746,330
+
+
188,968,387
10,848,078
4.2
204,915,013
7.0
14,670,058
14,716,299
+ 16.8
+
276,714,532
17,035,969
+ 15.7
18,223,558
1,392,015,224
+
5.8
1,204,611,662
1,180,421,559
—
+
—
+
61,359,135,960
60,725,500,866
i
+
1.3
.7117,838,585
8.0
3.2
+ 10.2
8.7
8.8
—
118,536,250,707
-
9.0
+
1,720,671,100
1,155,734,685
1,269,143,820 7,
+ 10.8
6,703,104,950
6,690,949,183
.
+ 11.1
81,744,000
'115,704,480
3.0
—
92.878.975
.
2.9
2.3
+
—
—
30,607,152
—
3,597.960,281
1,842,971,699
290,487,471
33, 903,858
Outside New York
:
127,474,155
Pasadena
(175
V
3,920,292,099
53 868,234
..,
total
•
90,805,728
4.9
136; 886,666
Long Beach
+
211,074,324
446,605,603
326, 662,095
"
Grand
215,927,459
0.5
27,301,732
448 625,519
City
Stockton
103,512,204
*
—
"3,671,629,758
114,112,027
+
38 487,351
(
Arizona—Phoenix
Santa
8.1
30,627,432
29,724,835
3,723,810,321
-
•
Utah—Ogden
Lake
—
6.1
21,156,000
983 778,153
;
—
937,461,441
23 ,209,576
;
Portland
—
54,042,493
53 ,813,641
Idaho—Boise
Salt
-
V
—10.2
7 777,274
895 153,623
Washington—Bellingham
—
1.5
0.2
1.3
1.0
<;
13,167,236,851
,
236,889,537
26,967,727,405
25,406,879,313
+
6.1
24,742,620,252
20,425,534,041
+
28,985,868,079
21,581,524,881
456,054,946,479
5.0
+17.1
478,688,641,780
■
1,473.485,655
12,804,924,740
12,067,135,607
6.1
10,385,533,455
10,350,296,820
236,147,266,239
4.4
+
+
246,630,508,219
operations discontinued.
FOREIGN" EXCHANGE RATES
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury
countries of the world. We give below a record
FOREIGN
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
B*
MAY
Country
and
6,
TO
12, 1960,
MAY
Monday
May 6
May 9
'
'
peso—
.0120101
Free
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling.
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
-
...
(Metropolitan)
new
franc
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland; pound
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
'
....
-
__
Netherlands,
guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain,
.140231
*
.0349500
.0166367
.193531
.230675
peso
peseta
united
of
South
2.797768
2.808260
Africa,
Kingdom,
pound
—.
pound sterling———
"Temporarily suspended.
2.237657
-.0384062
.0200556
1.032500
.210575
.00311228
.203940
.239777
.209750
2.808260
.00161085
.00277426
.328233
.0300560
.265202
2.780455
—
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union
$
S
•
•
'
.
\
-
.0120101
2.236812
.0384062
.0200550
i930
INCLUSIVE
York (Value in United States
Race for Cable Transfers in Ne.*
Friday
Argentina,
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
V •vV A
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
1960
Noon Buying
Unit
Monetary
of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
for thb week just passed.
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
Pursuant to the requirements
May 12
May 11
May 10
$
$
$
.0120072
.0119872
.0119872
.0384062
.0384062
.0200550
.0200550
Your
2.236382
2.236079
2.236541
Money)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
■
.
.0384062
.0200562
1.030078
1.027656
1.027968
.210537
.00311228
.00311228
RED
.210525
.210550
.210512
1.030286
.00311228
.00311228
.203980
.203990
.203990
.203965
.239775
.239785
.239777
.239775
.209612
2.806860
2.806280
2.806660
2.807200
CROSS
.209600
.209625
.209562
.00161050
.00161085
.00161075
.00161070
.00277526
.00277601
.00277601
.00277401
.328133
.328133
.328200
.328133
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265195
.265190
.265192
.265190
2.779405
2.779069
2.778495
2.778871
.140156
.140150
.140206
.140150
.0349450
.0349450
.0349350
.0166367
.0166367
.0166367
.0166367
.193312
.193243
.0800560
*
"
*
.0349500
.230743
2.796373
.193312
2.807200
2.806860
.193312
.231193
.230875
2.796712
*
.231093
2.795795
2.796174
2.806280
2.806660
must carry
onl
i
iv iv;iw»v.
TeT.
nWAlW "> W> ,t>>S'4MW^-to irthrf »Wfil
•"SSrHfaisfor
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
-
and
industrial
total
of
Commercial
districts
for
a
-V'-1
>
■
:}"■
vy
■
:
•■
7l>7
rowings
from
others
V ..."
":./
V-...
-
•
"yy.
account——__
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total
R.
Other
certificate
gold
of
notes
other
Industrial
U.
S.
—
374.046
advances,—
+ 196,198
-K
■ryyy
loans and
Loans
investments
and
Loans
investments
adjusted!
103,029
adjusted!
Commercial
industrial
—
Bills
y
1,621,667
Certificates _A__.«v,<
25,000
+
loans
31,013
73
+,
under
repurchase agree't
182,400
—107,700
*
Agricultural
Loans
U.
for
pur¬
376
+
+
securities
U.
securities
loans
S.
purchasing
6}
11J
securities
to
Sales
financial
personal
135
—_
to
Loans
to
Real
S.
4,430
etc.—
61
23]
securities—total
25,915
1
to
5
Total
246
+
,L_
383,145
+
19,756
+
141,527
52,334,814
"
•
76
+
42,061
.
U.
•,
635
—
Reserves
with
Currency
—.
with
Other
assets
Total
v_
S.
27,293,804
reserves
S.
domestic
banks
account
52
—
52
566
I,,:.,,,
59,002
604
+
+2,426
—1,700
4,572
+1,353
I—
deposits
Capital
524
10,458.
,
+
1,324
___
—
,i_.;—
—
2,332
82,675
+
31,418
52,820
19.123,950
cash
—
44,076*
items
4,577,672
+
41,434
+
51,036,860
+
—
82
21,513*
capital
liabs.
Interbank
i
i
1,336
+
-
30,473
:
+
"
3
80
+
*
+
+
52,334,814
liability
A
on
Federal
From
others
Reserve
Banks
388
17
2,298
2
.___
_
B
346
—
of
loans
valuation
available
to
domestic
commercial
individual
reserves;
comparable
on
1959.
basis;
:
;
>
.
loan
loan
187868
+
42,061
■.
shown
revised
<
■
■
_•
'
,
.
,
'
;
.
-
41.1%
Mathews
.9%
—
Fund Notices
5%
found
preferred and
including those
list
a
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
stock
common
called
of
under
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
-Class
•
Allied
Artists
Cleveland,
First
Corp.
5A%
Cincinnati,
coll.
4%
Philadelphia
cumul.
conv.
pfd.
May 23
•
mortgage
May 25
Consolidated mortgage
due Jan. 1, 2039
bonds
*
Company—
3%-6%
J .<■."•
,
/
5%
'
jUn
15
La
•
A.)
preferred
Crosse
Air
Reduction
4.50%
5 Mi %
conv.
System,
debentures
Community
pfd. stock,
seiies
series
H
due
1982
Irving
Corp.—
bonds, due
5%
Pulp
First
4%
&
Paper
series
A
due
June
First
4.93%
First
3%%
1876
Jun
1
1984
Oct.
1,
1967
bonds
Jun
Jan.
Jan.
1,
1,
1966
1976—
Jun
General &
1,
1984
___
;
Pipe Line Co.—
line bonds 6A% series,
May 31
due
_
4A%
1977
Jun
15
•
_
due
4%%
May 15, 1960
Investment Co.
Texaco,
Texas
6%
debentures
Inc.,
Eastern
1
Gas
5A%
1,
debentures
due
Light
mtge.
St.
June
Class
1986
'
15
due
June
1,
1971
Jun
t
^22
1
•
1,
1977__i.,,
^
jUn
I
t
1993
Co.—
bonds, series C, due June 1,
B
'
1
2030
6-30
!A 6-30
12V2C
5-16
2 Ac
5-20
Tquar.T"
—.—I
$1.25
(quar.)
Lehigh
40c
Company
Lear,
<R.
G.)
Incorporated
(H.
D.i
66-
5-16
6-
1
5-
5
6-30
9-30
y 35c
9-16
12-30
12 Ac
,
6-
1
(quar.)_
4-25
10-14
!15c
7-29
7-15
!15c
10-31
10-14
!25c
7-29
7-15
!25c
10-31
7-29
7-15
!30c
10-31
6-30
6-20
5-20
(quar.),.
35c
7-
<
6-10
•
Mile
1
5-10
1
5-10
5-12
"
10c
6-
1
6-
3
5-20
10c
5-16
4-29
5-27
6-10
7-
1
6- 3
1>
6- 3
*
6-3
7-1
7-
15c
<
-
50c
1
6- 3
6-25
V'<
7-10
5-16
5-31
J
5-31
.
5-16
6-30
50c
(quar.)
$1.10
Co.
6-16
8-
7-16
1
(quar.)
25b
Kennel,
class
Laboratories, Inc.
A
preferred
corp.
(s-a>
Minneapolis
5%
&
St.
Power
&
preferred
Ry.
(quar.)
Light Co.,
Class
B
Missouri
Stock
Pipe
$4.30
Line,
$5.52
Missouri
com.
s
5%
preferred
Mitchell
Mitchell
'
Utilities
(J. S.)
5-20
5-31
5-16
'6-1
5-10
6-15
7- 1
Co.,
1
7-15
50c
6-13
50c
9.12
7-
1
$1.15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-31
5-31
'
* 6-16
•
18c
* A%
8-26
'
6-16
90c
j *
5-27
,
'
"
6-13
6-13
'
5-20
5-20
,$1.07(4'
com.
y
6-
1
5-16
$1.38
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
*
(quarr>__,^__j_
34c
$1.25
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
class
7-
-
$1.10
(quar.),,
& Co.,
5-20
6- 1
4%-
'
(quar.
,
'*6-10
$1.25
com." (quar,),_
com.,
6-1
6-30
50c
40c
-
(quar.)
(Robert)
5-20
:5-16
'4'/2c
Co.,
participating
5-31
5-30
35c
__
.(quar.)
(quar_>
preferred
7- 1
!25c
,
>
(quar.)
Public. Service,
dividend
preferred
7-11
.
(quar.).___^_,_____n_
Missouri-Kansas
4-29
30c
♦
'
5-
5-25
!10c
_
I
(quar.),,
preferred
1
5-18
15c
.Mississippi Glass Co. (stock dividendk
Quarterly
Quarterly
Mississippi Fower,4.40% preferred
:(quar.)__
$4.60
4-29
15c
12c
Ltd.,.:^.,,,,,,.^^
Louis
5-16
6-15
5-16
56 (4c
Canada,
5-23
1
?
A*
(monthly)_w
(quar.)
of
5- 5
1
7-
37Ac
Factors
4 A %
6-
15c
>■
(quar.)
(quar.),,.
Piping
'7-16
.
Abrasive
3
1
7-
;
$1.08%'
50c
6-
7-
$1.11(4
,
Corp. (initial)
Miller & Rhoades, Inc.
(quar.)
Milton Brick, Ltd. (s-a),
Mine Safety Appliance Cc.—
''
20c
.<
97Ac
Electric, common^,„.,_i.,'
Water
High
Miles
5-31
6-
6-
5-23
5-14
6-15 '
45c
96'Ac
.
30c
5-13
-
preferred? (quar.
Midwest
6-10
1%
.
5-13
1
-6-13
95c
(quar.)
4.90%
Mid-West
5-10
12VaC
Lexington Trust Fund-Share*—
(quar.>_„_,
preferred
Middlesex
10-14
12 Vic
6-
$1
:_yl_L__^_<,'$1.22:A. " ' 8- 1 !
(quar.A
25c *<
5-20
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)- V 20c *
6-14
10-14
dividend)—",
.—J,'."' ,.Ly
preferred
Minnesota
(quar.)
(quar.),
>
5- 2
.
*
(quar.)
preferred
^
1
•••
(quar.
&
6-15
5- 2
6-
35c.
,
(quar.)
preferred
B
1
1
5-16
50c.\".
Co.—
6-15
77-
y 15c.;.
.
Mining
5%
(quar.)
Company
preferred
6-15
/
(quar. J^^yrjj.ii^y,
(quar.)i.i__iy„'__„w
Michigan Seamless Tube
7-15
1
Co.
5-6
5-6
1
5-16
"'
$1.18%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)_<__.
5-9
10-31
Co.
5-27
1
7-
•
15c
-
v
5-13
7-29
!15c
;
5-27
t
1
6-
»62Ac
;;
2
6- 1
6-1
2c
(s-a)c^i__,,'-
(quar.)__i__^
Stores
7-
,
T
30c<
(quar.)
Publishing
6-15
5-
6-14A
50c
-
5-18
C
7 Ac
<
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.40%
12-16
1
6-
y
6-16
-
B
Company
5-13
1
-y
25c
"
8
6-15
6-15
,
5-13
6- 1
6-30v
6-
5-13
5-13
7-
*
y
>....
(quar.)
A
*
5-27
$1.06(4-
preferred
Mill
1
preferred
Class
5-20
6-
<
.120c
).
;
<stock
5-13
7-' 1
6-15
37 Ac
.
i
preferred
Michigan Gas
5-10
1
pfd.
7-29
f:
!25c
•
(Fred), class A (initial)«A£,i_'_wii.__L'-'
Michaels, Stern & Co. Inc., class A
(quar,).*
2
6-15
Inc.
*
1
5-20
f /
6-T'I
.42Ac
4.45%
e-15
;5-16
;
i
—
4.35%
6-15
5-
1
!20c
(quar.),IIIIIIIIII—T"
Cement
7-
1 v::
6-10
-
Meyer
6
!30c
;
Portland
7
1
!20c
IIIII"!
I_IIIIIII
(quar.)—
Corp.
Tourneau
6-
32c
IIIIIIIIII
& Co., class A
dividend
&
„
..
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
8^
55c
_
(quar.)
3.90%
*
Ltd.—"""
(quar.)
preferred
Leesona
I^e
1979—Jun
5-
——lIII,
V
,1
IIIIIIIZ
I-IIII
(quar.)
5- 6
5-25r
-
25c
„
(quar.),^
3.85%
6-15
31 A'C
~~
;
5-11
5-13
5-16'
-
50c
(quar.)„.,„„_^
pfd.
conv.
common
Metropolitan Edison
6
7-1
•
preferred
-->3.80%-
7-15
5-
!15c
(quar.»_—
'«
20c
10c
v
.
%
6- 6
5-31
y
(quar,,L ;933Ac
<
(quar.);
5%
Meredith
6-15
1
(quar.)
A
preferred
Stock
Le
Corp.—
1
5-16
27c
(quar.)—IIIII—I
B
(quar.).
;
preferred
(quar.)___.
$1.20
Leath
jun
78-
5-16
(quar.)
Inc.
^
_....
Engineering Coi-r-,„x
Telephone, 5%
4-29
!10c
(Increa3ed-quar
Lay (H. W.)
*
Louis
J968
H.),
Inc.
Corp.,
A
$1.20
*Mav
of
June
Transmission
debentures
Worcester
First
2%%
due
B
5%
Jun
r
1
26 Ac
IIII
I1
(quar.)
class
5-13
7-22 ^* 7- 1
I;,.'<55c
Iquar.)-,
Ltd.- (quarjL
Inc.
Frank,
5-17
6-
(quar.)
B
and
5%
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—
First mortgage bonds dated
May 15, 1951,
Securities
B
A
Class
bonds,
6-10
A
Mercantile
.7- 1
,
Inc.—
class
Class
-
year
y
,,
(initial)
& Robbins,
&
Mengel
5-16
(s-a)
class
Class
Club—
1965
Ltd.,
Industries
(quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance
.
7-15
40c
I—
com.
and
(M.
1
!$1.75
and
Bryant,
2
6-
1
(quar.)
Ltd.—
A
Lanston
1986
1986
Industries
43A%
5-16
6-
Champagne
A
Lams ton
1986
-
May 31
_
1976—_
refunding mortgage 15
June
1
1
5-
6-15
■y,,10c
,
(quar.)
(Alfred)
5-16
10c
_I~~
Class
Lane
Dec.
Wisconsin
First mtge. pipe
Midlothian Country
due
due
due
Lambert
-
due
10c
27 Ac
(initial)—
Mines,
5-16
'^(jr
5-20y*
*$3
Melville Shoe Corp.—
5-16
...
12 Ac
preferred
(quar. I—
Superior & Ishpemfng RR. Co.
Gold
1
10c
Class
1987—.
Ltd.—
bonds,
bonds
Lake
1
6-
$1.75
tquar.)______i__
&
6-
12c
1
(increased),
Woods Milling,
preferred
Lamaque
1
(s-a)_
Meadville
4%
12c
(quar.)
Co.
'
15c
50c
.
Special
6-15
$1.50
Class
1,
1,
Kaiser Aluminum .fc Chemical
Ccrp,—
Michigan
1665
___Jun
Conlon-Moore
First
6
Co.—
bonds
E
Jun
'
(quar.r_i_____^,,,^i^,_
Meier
6-15
25c y
Superior District Power,
5%
series,,,
Inc.—
Public Service
5% %
1951
the
Lake
Inc.—
cumulative
Columbia Gas
First
Co.,
Wines
7%
Page
B
Cooler
Lake of
REDEMPTIONS
Date
(incr.);.
5-16
1
insurancey
(quar.)
Johnson & Co., common
preferred - (s-a)
4%
j
5-16
6-30
(quar.)
Inc.
5-31
6-30
(quar.)
Co.
Apparel,
LaSalle
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
6-30
(monthly)
(quar.),,
'
-.5-26
7-29
(quar.)
preferred
Laclede Gas Co., common
4.32%
preferred
..
bonds series A,
preferred
(W.
L'Aiglon
Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
trust
Transportation
2nd
Krueger
Page
6-10
62 Ac
S.) Company (quar.)___l
Company, common (quar.
7%
stock
/
'
6-20
•"; 15c
.
6-
5-31
'
5%
y;
_.
,J'
(quar.)—
preferred
Corp.,
Mead
68%c
(S.
1st
>
6-10 *
!25c
;
4JA%
'Payable of Rec.
15c
(monthly)
Mead
Holders
2%
1
$1.20 convertible preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
Kress (S. H.) Company
Kresge
Kroger
When
1A%
(quar.).
(increased-monthly)
(increased-monthly)
convertible pfd.
(initial-monthly)___
-$1.20
TENDERS
Date
Life
&
Stores, "common
McNeil Machine &
5-26
dividend)
(quar.)
j
35c
series)
6-10
B
6%
OF
!20c
-
(1959
25c
A
'.. Class
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
-
85c.■ 6- 1
series), (quar,kvw_i..93%C * ' 6-1
series) (quarj~y^„^ 93=ftc r - 6- 1--:
McKesson
Share
Kratter Corp.—
the current volume
Company and Issue—
>*>'•"■'
(quar.)
preferred
5-12
1
(1945
Class
*
preferred
5A-%
be
1
6-
(1947
16
common
6-30
6-
-.
5-11
preferred
Common
(stock
5-16
6-10
preferred
3ys%
(quar.)
Corp.
Company,
:
1
6-16
7-20
preferred
DIVIDENDS
Hotels
.
$3.75
;
Koehring
6-
'?
}J; 62Ac
$2.50
Knott
i
,
35c.
12V2C
(quar.)
Insurance
&
preferred" (quar.),
Mclntyre :Porcupine Mines
Redemption Calls and Sinking
5-10
_6-30
17'Ac
__—
Department
5-24
4-25
6-10
-
$1.25
,
(s-a)______l
Indemnity
5-24
*
6-15
!25c
(quar.
Bonding
5-13
•
6-24
./ v
(quar.)
-
& Co.
3
6-24
$3.75
8,
Glass, Inc.
Stock dividend
/
..,
.U.I;.,--
--
5-6
6-
:<
!5c
5-13
5-13
Coal—
Moore
Ltd.
5-16
5-25, *
•.
25c
(quar.)_______.
&
"5-12
96,122
+
de¬
Knox
5-31
6-15
^
130c
Company (quar,)_____ii_„_Ari,_,_:...
McCord Corp., common
(quar.)
Company',
5-31
5-27
6-15
!20c
Conveyer
Mayfair
Name of
7.20
5-2
$3.40
4,394
—
'May 4 figures revised.
.
5-20
■
360
163,594
Per
will
--
Massawippi Valley RR.
,
gross.
July
6-15
6-15
15c
-
...
shares
Co.
Milling,
(quar.)
May
{
5- 2
"
5-26
,
!8c.
—
(s-a)
Massachusetts
+1.202
after
and
are
form
5-10
'
7-15
25c
^
•
Saskatchewan
Massachusetts
976,449
—
foreign
Continued from page
Below
priority
Marshall Field
66,121
_
commitments,,,
.
'Preliminary (San Francisco District).
§April 27 figures revised.
banks
items
reporting
(s-a)
(quar.)
Maxwell
Leaf
Maytag
tExclusive
Mines
Transformer (stock dividend),,
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)
Marquette Corp,., (initial quar.)
20,093
+
accept-
for
purchased
10-21
1
6-13
r
!l5c
(s-a)
Manning,
Co.
correspondents
49
Industrial
From
of
Ltd.
Shirt
&
Class
93,602
125,407
•yV
1;
6-
*
35c
Gold
Marcus
combined
.ances
781
—
18
1;
(quar.),,
Corp., Ltd.—<
Manitoba
836,819
—
of
Contingent
Other
>A !3c
;
(quar.),,.
"*
Borrowings:
tNot
Co.
Manhattan
'
397,739
& capital accounts
6-15
7.22
1
Ltd.-—
(quar.)
Lake
Shoes,
Maple
accounts
5- 2
8-
Inc.,,,,—\ 10c ; "
(quar.
Powell River,
—
Class
in
5-20
I5-20
6-30 :
!25c
•
Maine Cehtral RR., 5%
pfd. (accum.),,-^,;,
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)_____
Majestic
Specialties
(initial)
2,415
+
774,808
bilities
deposits:
duction
Ltd,
Co.
574,825
23,113
liabilities
6 ■:
6-15
-
20c
'
,«
494,933
80
gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia-
310
47
->
."+
accrued dividends
&
paid
Total
1,520
+
Ratio
banks
(quar.)
Company,-common
Convertible
—1.429
deposits:
banks.
j*.
;
Red
Mailman
.1,040
+
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Other
demand
440,370
26,392'
+
-
172,343
Surplus
adjusted.:,-:
demand
Foreign
Time
+
+
.Total
p
,.5o
7
3,665
Ltd.
Bloedel &
Magnavox
178
—
;J
deposits
Domestic
314
deposits
availability
liabs.
lOc
1._-_—$1.25
—
869
—
llr
—
136,208
.—
_
.
230,524
+
—104,218
504,661
;
Deferred
Other
167
+
2,616
net
—
Government
Interbank
13,494
__
45.596
+
18,112,410
Treas.—general
Total
—2,765
§19 j
+
—
1,115
assets/liabilities
Demand
Banks
Reserve
coin
LIABILITIES—
U.
4,754
9,405
Federal
and
Balances
i
1
_
securities
(quar.)
Fixtures.
Mines,
Madsen
notes
Foreign
—2,169
80)
>
§70}
;■
Store
D
MacMillan
976,449
—
334,536
17
+
17.737
years
&
Maher
Member bank
—5,569
122
+1
1,611
1
____
RR.
Quarterly
Deposits:
t
*
-+■
Reserve
6-
6-15
Stores
Macmillan
7,808
assets
5-16
4.22
.
6-1
';
$1.75--T1-
r;
(quar.),——
(Walter M.),
MacWhyte
'
5
(quar.)~
Macassa
440,323
+
LIABILITIES—
Federal
712
5
—
461
indebtedness
year
years
After
Other
36,756
103,456
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
1
preferred
Cement
Extra
'
1,352
of
M
—
i
L
;
,
l
15
5,396,284
assets
826
+
!
14,813
—
certificates
71 y"
banks
162,802
—
process of
premises
t
+
18
+
12,563
—
bills—_—
Within
279,833
82.700
+ 113,498
'■"y.'y t
36
—.
1,591
—
Treasury
—
6-
5-1
v,$1.75
Extra
y:1'!
187
+
772*
banks
loans
Government
(quar.)
institutions
finance,
commercial
Treasury
in
Other
___]
1,116
banks
loans
estate
Other
U
foreign
domestic
foreign
Bank
161
-
:
1,599
Loans
from
Cash items
collection
-—-———
nonbank
finance,
Due
410
_
carrying:
or
securities
Government
Other
Loans
for
25,805,129
26,603,487
*
Other
Other
35
+
•
_
-
1,453
Government
S.
dealers
and
carrying:
or
4
897
loans
brokers
to
chasing
—r.
preferred
Lucky
5-20
5-16
T-,^
- ■ • 15c
.
6-20
\
!6c * - 8- 1
(quar.),,—--:':20c • ^5-16
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)_________^_i.^,___y:>'
35c 6-10
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
• y 25c v
6-10
Lyon Metal Products
(quar.)—; rl5c ;
6-10
74,800
+
'
<
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd.
354,633
25,000
+
t
Held
2
5.9
Hotel—
Louisville-Nashville
25,622,729
t
;15-
6-30
45c
;/
$1.21
2nd
Lowney
t "
217
(quar.)___,ut._^
2nd
Louisville
10,142,733
2,483,771
4
1
'
,
dividend),—10%
7%
—10,142,733
+
Baltimore
5.
*
/
$2.50
(quar. )
(stock
7%
354.633
—
8,506,993
Bonds
Steel
1
6-1
<
10c
Co., common
preferred
4
6-
"6-
11'Ac
preferred (s-a)^__i_
Long Mile Lumber
966
+
26
.
+
4.84%
'
Island—1
Rhode
Rubber,,^,-,—
Gas
Lone Star
883
Lord
'
67,709
—
and
49
104,620
—
116,152
securities:
13.010,298
Total
>
+
—
Bought outright—
(1° millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
T
Lone Star
4
~29l866
5-15
5.
6-1-5.4
' !54c "■
6-1
V2% » / 7-25
—i——ZHZr
(quar.)
Mile
Long
5-31
6-1
5c
Corp.,
6-10
137V5tC
Nettleton, 5%
5. 4
5-10
6-30
-
5c
(reduced)
Finance
5-20
' 5-10
'
I
110c
Corp. (stock dividend)'-,,/. '
& Bartlett— ■ •
Kessler
Preferred
10,279
+
Aircraft
A
Lomas &
59,327
+
—
Government
Local
592,S65
40,169^
21,618
—
768,492
39,984
+
7,104
+
403.903
loans
2,894
—
19,070,478
reserves
banks
cash——__—_—
Discounts and
to
947,835
Class
v'
6- 1
' ' 5-31^
-
!54c
(quar.)
5- 6
*1°°
(quar.)—
common
;
:
6-
„
<quar.)_J,-_L-_l_--,J
preferred
preference
Lockwood,
632,249
9,998
+
18,122,643
1st
Lockheed
1959
1960.
,
'
certificate
Gold
May 6,
1959
1960
i960'
.'
ASSETS—
$1.50
'Second
May 13,
;
T
12'/2C
«
———
Groceterias, Ltd.,
5-20
*'"5-12
1
6-10
21c
60c
(quar.)
5-n
;
6-
50c
:-
(111.), class A__
(quar.)
Co.
B
Loblaw
Since
Decrease (—)
May 4, v
May 11,
>
i960
Acceptances—bought outright—
April 27,
•
Match
Class
Increase( + ) or
Increase ( + > or
May 4,
"
Co.
1
6-10
$1.25
.
Decrease (—>Since
■
& Co. (quar.)
Steel Treating Co.
6-
6-10
M
15c
(quar.)
(two-for-one split).
Roliway, class A (quar.)—
Litecraft
Industries, Ltd.
—,,—.1,—
Loblaw Cos., Ltd.,
class A (quar.)_,,__—;>'
(In thousands of dollars)
-
'
\\[
Lipe
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
million.
;
-
v!yr,;
$1.31'A
(Eli)
Lion
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Tobacco
Myers
Link-Belt
:
Loans
million.
$2
decreased
domestic commercial banks decreased $23
&
5.10
6-1
.
of Tennessee
Casualty Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Liudberg
$17 million and bor¬
decreased
&
s.jg
6-1
10c
5-16*
6* 1
;
5%
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.),,,.:—60c
issue.
Lilly
/
6-15
.
7V2C,
——
—,———
F.
Banks
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of fiec.
•
40c
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common (quar.)
5lA% preferred (quar.),,
:
1818
May 24
When
Share
(quar.)
dividend
Liggett
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve
1960
1,
Co.
Engineering
Stock
Life
in this
•Announced
holdings of "other" securities decreased $167 million.
Federal
Lester
1882
May 27
Development Co. of Delaware—
convertible debentures due 1970
6%
and
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $122 million
stock
common
Ltd.—
sinking fund debentures due Dec.
5%
personal finance institutions increased $187 million but
loans to other nonbank financial institutions decreased
$36 million.
A
Mines
of Company
Salt
Leslie
3
.Jun
Western
sales and
Loans to
$73 million.
class
Inc.
Uranium
Pronto
most
in
increased
loans
Foods,
B/'G
of
statement
Name
Pag#
Date
Company and Issue—
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended May 4:
Increases of $217 million in loans ad¬
justed, $314 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $1,353 million in U. S. Government de¬
mand
deposits, and- $524 million in demand deposits
credited to domestic banks, and a decrease of $1,700
million in demand deposits adjusted..
condition
The
fer
ISSUES CALLED
ENTIRE
;
„
Condition Statement of Member Banks
A
.
,
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Number 5951", ;
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The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2137)
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share
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5-12
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$3.50
pfd. (s-a)__
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Mount Vernon
(guar.)
45c,
.
6-15
"SdSCohS"
$0,755
————
4%.
,
Paper
30C
—
Stock
+5c
-
-
$1.06'A
•
20c
(quar.)
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Extra
voting com.
1
.
New York
Air
Brake
Co.
$3c
3.90%
preferred
5.25%
„
(quar.)
(quar,)-
preferred
come
of
(quar.)-.
and
12c
18c
from
from
net
investment
accumulated
in-
Penn
5- 2
5- 2
5- 2.t,;
5-31
6- 2
6-15
5-30
5-18
6- 1
5- 2
5-2
5-30
-
4%
5-12
preferred
A
-
6-
6-24
6-10
5-20
5-20
5-12
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Life Insurance
t5c
6-29
35c
10c
37»/2c
34%c
—
—
6-10
6-20
5-31
5-31
6-20
6-20
5-31
5-31
—
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It
Mn
prior Preferred
Nor hern
Central Ry.
(quar.)
(s-a)
$2
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(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)_._—
preferred
Gas,
com.
.
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•
.
6-20
5-27
1
6-17
6-17
$1.40
$1.37Vi
50c
25c
5-16
7-25
(quar.)
^ancorporation,
at/e/
Northfi Preferred
northwestern
Norwich
preferred
Service,
(quar.)
com.
27Vac
$1.12Va
Preferred
«
Co.
Ohi° Edison
Crankshaft
2
Co.
&
Co.
5-4
6-1
5-4
6-1
5-4
preferred (quar.)
Machinery Corp—
(quar.)—
25c
6-15
6- 1
$20c
6-30
7-4.
6-14
6-2
6-
5-6
.$50c
$$1.75
v
1
Penobscot
Voting
—
6-
1
6-
5-13
1
Stock
Pen ton
5-13
5-13
6-
1
5-16
20c
6-
3
5-20
6-
1
Common
5-20
6-17
5-31
12 %c
5-16
5-
5-16
5-10
7-
6-14
split
non-cumulative
MacDonald
Refractory
6-
Remco
Industries
Chains
7-
3
5-31
$1.10
6-15
1
5-27
5-
$15c
12 %c
5-25
9-
1
8-25
5-31
5-20
Mines,
Chemicals
class
A
(N.
J.)
A
*
A
6-
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
5-16
4-29
6-
5-20
6-15
83Ac
6-15
5-20
6-15
5-20
57y2c
6-1
5-20
5sy2c,
6-
Robinson
1
5-20
$1.06
6-
1
6-
1
21V2C
v
5-16
5-13
Paul,
Petroleum
Inc.
5-
6
4.95%
1
5-
6
Rochester
6-
5-13
6-
5-27
4-25
3
6-15
$1
6-
6-30
6-
•
1
5-22
Ross
1
5-20
Rothmoor
6-10
5-20
75c
6-10
5-19
6-
5-13
Ryan
56c
6-30
6-
3
25c
.■
.
6-30
6-
$2.50
*>48c
Bros.,
Providence
Croix
5-13
7-
6-20
5-19
6-
1
5-
6
$1
6-
1
5-
6
t25c
(quar.)_
5-20
6-10
75c
(quar.)
5-16
6-10
50c
(quar.)
6-
40c
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
$$1.06 V4
6-15
6-
15c
5-25
5-11
12 %c
5-25
5-11
25c
*6-1
(quar.).
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
6-15
7-
7
6-15
50c
5-17
$1.12%
2
6-10
5-20
7-
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.
7-
1
5-
5
7-
1
San
6
5-
5
Antonio
Voting
Voting
5-
3
5-20
6-11
5-27
Common
6-
1
5-18
4%%
6-
1
5-18
4.70%
6-
1
5-18
4.70%
changed
San
Jose
$1.75
55c
7-1
6-10
7-
:
'
6-10
5
6-20
6-
1
6-
6
$1.37%
6-
1
5-
6
$1.25
6-
1
5-
6
6-30
30c
5-13
5-
2
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
6-
1
5-
6
7-
1
6-
3
35c
$1.10
(quar.)
Corp.—
$6c
(Name
Corp.):-'
8-15
8-
15c
1
Co.
Antonio
to San
Water
5-25
15c
certificates
Transit
6-15
1
^
...
certificates
trust
trust
Antonio
San
5-16
25c
(quar.)
com.
5-10
1
5-20
$1.25
Ry.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-10
1
4-25
5-31
(quar.)
Francisco
1
6-
5-31
25c
(quar.)
1
6-
•>
17%c
25C
Inc.
6-
37%c
11-15
11-
recently
<.
r
Works—
,
(quar.)
32 Vic
6-
5-
6
a*_a*^291Sc
6-
5-
6
29}Jc
6-
5-
(quar.)
29%c
6-
5-
6
preferred series E (quar.)
Salant & Salant, class A (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Schering Corp., common (quar.)
34%c
6-
5-
6
5-
2
5%
preferred (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.)
37Vic
conv.
pfd.
series
B
(quar.)a
(quar.)
preferred series C
preferred series D
Scott
(O.
Class
6-10
B
M.)
& Sons,
27Vic
10c
5-16
6
6-24
6-10
25c
5-10
4-20
35c
5-16
5-
7-15
6-30
,...
6
15c
class
A
(stock div.)_
6-
1
5-16
5-10
5%
6-10
5-10
6-
l
5-20
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
9-
1
8-19
55c
6-10
5-13
85c
dividend)
6-10
5%
10c
(stock
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
5-14
4-29
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
$1.75
6r
1
'
y5-20
Monthly
Monthly
_!
10c
6-27
6-
3
Monthly
10c
5-16
5-
2
Monthly
10c
37 %c
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-
5
Scotten
1
5-
5
Scovill
10c
$$2
——
37 %c
6-
1
1
5-19
5-19
'7-1
5-27
6-
5-15
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
66-
common
$3.40
61c
split)--—
(North Dakota)
Paper Co.,
6iy4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washington Insurance Co. (R.I.)
preferred
(quar.)
Dillon
Mfg.
Co.
Co.,
50c
6-10
5-16
18c
'
6-10
6-
20c
5-20
1
35c
-
(quar.)
$3.65. preferred (quar.)
Scythes-& Co., Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
-
5-10
(quar.)
t25c
$31 Vic
Finance Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;__
(quar.)
Seaboard Surety Co.
(N. J.)
(quar.Oi
Seabright-Oswego Falls (quar.)
(stock dividend)
5%%
$1.06%
$1.16
66-
1
1
5%
5-13
5-13
Sealed
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Power
(quar.)_,
—
—
.
-
6-. 1
7-20
5-16
1
5-16
6- 1
5-12
1
5-12
66-
25c
7-10
6-16
$1.18%
7-10
6-16
$1.25
$4.75
*
25c
91 Vic
Seaboard
Seagrave Corp., com.
v
$1
(quar.)
common
$5 preferred
of Colorado—
preferred (quar.)_
4.64% preferred (quar.)
3-
1
6-10
5c
5%%
—
Inc.
5-11
7-
5c
%
__-
5-10
Scott
(s-a)
1
10c
common-
Paper
preferred
$5
.
pfd.
5-13
6-
$2
i
;
1
'
convertible
Service Co.
(s-a)
5c
series)
series)
Provident Life Insurance Co.
Public
5-13
5-13
6-
10c
preferred
Tool
Louis-San
$5
5-16
$1.25
(increased-quar.)
Industries,
5-13
6-
tl5c
Steel Products
$1.20
(quar.)
(3-for-2
(initial)
4%
6-
25C
Inc.
Ltd.,
1
1
$1.23%
RR.
Company (quar.)
(Jacob), 4%%
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
System (quar.)
25c
—__
66-
$1.02%
:
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
prince Gardens Co.
&
6-15
6-15
6-
(quar.)
common
Reid,
Corp.,
22c
,
(quar.)—
5c
preferred
$5 preferred (quar.)
St. Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
$4.40 1st preferred series A (quar.)
7-15
^
$1.75
Power—
common
5-16
7-11
$1
(quar.)
(1958
(1957
St.
6-
v
35c
:
6-10
$1.02%
6-
42 y2 c
—
6-20
$1.18%
6-
$1.25
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
St.
5-13
5-31
91 y4c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com.
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
——-—
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Conduit
'5-20
4
5-27
40c
Inc.
Prentice-Hall,
6-
25c
—
34% c
Aeronautical
Ryder
>
-
6-10
3
25c
(quar.)—_—
6-20
Ruberoid
Safway
5%
3
37 Vic
Ruppert
5-23
1
6-10
6-
3c
(quar.)_
Class A
Gear
35c
(quar.)—
Valley
Corp.
preferred
6-
75c
6-15
(quar.)
Co.
convertible
6-
—:
3
37%c
(quar.)
Marie
5%
$1.75
Common
Potomac Electric
B
4%%
Rose
4-29
6-
preferred A
Class
5-16
6-15
$1
(quar.)
Rolland Paper Ltd., class A
5
6-15
1
4%
$1.12%
50c
,
Transit
Mfg.
Rockwell-Standard
5
6-
6-15
35c
$1.50
Plymouth Rubber Co.
Rochester
Rockwell
Genesee
&
5-16
80c
preferred K (quar.)
1
6-
4-30
1
preferred F (quar.)
6-
1
6-
;
4.10%
6-28
5-16
1
(quar.)
common
6
5-16
1
Electric Co.—
5-
25c
(quar.)
Company,
&
Rohm & Haas Co.,
(quar.)
Company
4%
C.)
(quar.)
Gas
1
5%
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
A
Rochester
6-
,u
Gear,
Exploration
Inc., common (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
preferred J (quar.)
50C
5-10
66-
Myers,
4%%
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
&
Class
&
6
25C
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
$1.50
4-27
$15c
(quar.)—
'
3.65%
Robbins
5-
2%
6-13
7c
68%c
1
■■■.;/ i4c
(quar.)__
;
(quar.)
2%
y
(quar.)____
Pfaudler-Permutit, Co.
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
$1 preferred (quar.)
5-16
preferred (quar.)
5y2%
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
7% pfd. (quar.)__
5-10
6-15
75c
A
6-
$1
Machine &
Co.. ..class
14C
—
5-10
6-10
6%
5-13
$1.16
5-13
6-10
Robertshaw-Futlon Controls Co., com. (quar.)
5 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
;
6
20%
4-15
2%;.
5-16
6-
about
5-16
—
4V2%
Corp.,
Perkins
to
5-13
■
Co.
31, 1959. Equal
depositary share)
per
Finance
5
6
rets.—
$45c
(Wash., D. C.)—
5-
6-
75c
6-14
(quar.)
4-29
5-16
15c
5-14
(quar.)—___—
Jewelers, Ltd.
5-16
9-15
$1.12%
40c
:
12-15
common
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Tinto-Oo., Ltd. Amer. dep.
6-1
Co. (quar.)
9-15
1-1-61
Oil
$1.61
Fibre-
Inc.
preferred
30c
'
—
1
55c
5-16
(quar.)
1
1
10-
(quar.)
(Year-end Dec.
,
6-15
7-
10-
15c
^6-13
...
Co.
Manufacturing,
Ritter
6-15
12 %c
I
:
5-31
1
10c
Drug & Chemical Co.. (quar.)
Richfield
5-31
6-30
7-
$28c
(quar.)
6-15
7-
1
4-22
5-18
$5c
:.6-1
(quar.)—
6-
5-16
5-31
$27c
Rexall
$35c
(quar.)
6-15
$28c
*
5-20
•Rio
5-16
Ltd—
5-23
4
5-16
5-28
20c
(quar.)
class
;//■:!4%%
1
$5c
class
$1.10
1
6-
15c
(initial)
Canada,
(quar.)
6-
7 Vic
5-31
■5-
6
6-27
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
5-18
2
5-
9
$20c
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp. (resumed)
1
1
6
5-19
12 %c
Extra
1
6-
6-
31 %c
-
Ltd
(quar.)
A
class
$1.10
1
1
5-31
-
50c
Extra
6
6-
7-
:.
1st
Insulation
&
6-30
(quar.)
Circle
5-16
5-13
6-10
1
6-15
6-18
35c
6-
45c
6-30
1
30c
stock
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Perfect
6- 1
6-10
4%
6-17
6-
Company—
Rheem
;
1
6-29
(quar.)
31 Vic
______
6-17
7-
'
$20c
87 %c
6-13
10c
(quar.)
1„
(quar.)
Co.
Reheis
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
7-
$27 %c
(quar.)
83Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
5-16
5-25
$25c
(quar.)_.
Reichhold
Pepsi-Cola
41/4 %
Inc.
4-29
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4-29 "■>
6-15
40c
;•
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quar.)____
Raymond Corp.
(quar.)
>
___
4-29
5-27
Inc.—
Reeves
10c
____%—
5-27
•
(quar.)
50c
preferred
4-29
of America—
6-15
,
——
preferred
2
5-27
20c
Machinery,
preferred
Purina
Reading
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.)—■
$2
Corp.
8c
dividend
$1.14
40c
7%
common
Credit
New
&
2
(quar.)
.
4
5-
40c
invest-
1
'8C
..
5-
1
6c
from
s-a)
(extra)
Refining
5-16
___
dividend
Prudential
5-13
.
$1.50
-
1
6-
"
5-16 :
$1
City)—
5-25
6c
Oil
Renold
>
_____
6-10
6-
40c
7-
$22 y2c
______
'
1
6-14
12 %c
6-
6-13;
5c
common
Publishing
Peoples
$2.46
7-
$1
preferred (quar.)
Reading Tube Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
25C
(quar.)
Ltd.
Peoples Drug Stores
$2.44
6-10
Ranney Refrigerator Co
Rapid American Corp.—
5-13
5-11
dividend
6- 1
6-10
1st
Ralstor.
1
11c
(Kansas
(quar.)
Chemical
Stock
f
1
•-
(initial),
(initial
preferred A
Corp.
$3.50
$1.50
common
common
6-15
50c
A
prior
preferred
50c
(quar.)_
Co., 4.56%
I-orge
5-10
7-
35c
Carolina—
income)
State
$1.20
1
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment
Poor
1
7 Vic
North
of
Hydraulic
Radio
6-
Paper, (quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.64%
Price
(quar.)
(quar.)
m° Oil
5-13
6-1
$$1
Mfg. Co., Ltd. (quar.)
'
77len^fOUr ^llls« Ltd-. com. (quar.)
preferred
o
>
'
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$$1.12Va
(quar.)___
(quar.)
jce Specialty
o
6-10
'
5-13
1
6-
50%
common
Racine
5
6-
Pittsburgh Standard
t62Vac
pFeferred
Oak Mfg.
,
6- 1
20c
(quar.)
Preferred
1
$1.31 Va
(quar.)
Power Ltd.-
'
6-
2
6-
6-15
r
5-20
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh Railways
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
5y2% prior preference 1st pfd.
5%
preferred class A (quar.)
5- 6
6-30
5-6
5-6
5-13
6-1
6-1
6- 1
30c
$1.1 a/2
P^eferred (quar.)
Novn q
Pharmacal Co.
w°va Scotia
Light &
47
/o
(quar.)
(quar.)-
common
(quar.)
Public
4/2%
(quar.f40c
5-
6-15
(quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)_____
5j/2%
preferred (quar.y
__i
i
I
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
15c
6-17
7-1
(increased quar.)
7-
5-16
Quebec Power Co.
25c
6-17
.
7- 1
7- 1
Gas
6-13
4-29
1
(quar.)—$0. 328125
dividend
4.68%
Co.
25c
$1.25
$ 1.31%
50c
Ltd.,
Co.,
Common
5-20
5-20
35c
(quar.)
Power. Ltd.
5-10
1
5-16
—
(quar.)
Co.,
Ford,
Fruit
Peter
5-16
dividend
25C
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
•
6-20
,6-20
$1.45
Oklahoma
5-16
6-30
5-26
44c
,
(quar.)
NoS&fS,Uebec
5
7-
,_
Inc.
Co.
Coal
&
Perfex
5-16
1
Fund—
Three-for-two
Pitney-Bowes
55c
—
J60% preferred (quar.)
NorS Pre,ferred (quar.)
NortheS nfii0v,Telephone
North!
6-
$1.25
6-30
5- 6
>
.t
■
/
.
1
_
'
6- 1
7-15
6- 1
$1".
,
10c
Common
5-
62y2c
5r20
(
-
6-15
,: .A:
__
SsSn Natural
5.80%
'50c >'..'7rl5
6-1
'
Gas Utilities
Indiana Public
5-25
(quar.)
Brewing
4%
1
5-13
/
preferred (quar.)__
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)—
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Pioneer Finance, $1.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)—:
Pioneer Natural Gas, new com. (init. quar.)
8-14
8-25
27*/aC
tl5c
fr 0i1, L^d-' class A (quar.)
4L40%
.
10c
Mnvf? American Refractories (quar.)
K5 Shore Gas dUinois) (quar.)_
£ fern
northern
8- 1
11- 1
(Chicago)—
Semi-annual
Northeastern
6-15
6-10
15c
5%%
NnHh
6- 1
7-15
10-14
6- 1
—
worth
1
6-15
-
Normetal Mining
Corp., Ltd
North
American Car Corp. (quar.)—
American Investment Corp., com
6%
:';f
25c
$1
t50c
$1
"" 15c
(quar.)
(quar.)——Norfolk & Western
Ry., com. (quar.)
6% preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
!
6-10
20c
(quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance
6-3
5-16
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
7-1
6- 1
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
Co.
Non-voting
6-7
6- 7'
5-6
5-13
capital
(quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
$1.10
(quar.)
Corp.
Parchment
4.60%
5-27
7
Drugs,
Stock
30c
common
5-13
(quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6- 3
4
gains
Nopco Chemical,
5-13
6-10
Co
convertible
Penick
5-16
6-15
•
$1.02Va
$1.21 V*
$1.31 V*
—
(quar.)—
preferred
Pearl
6-
6-
>
(quar.)
7y2c
Pictures
Mfg.
5%
Niagara Share Corp.—-
Quarterly
6-10
90c
(quar.)
;
&
Peabody
5-16
45c
85c
90c
97'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Paton
o
c
5-16
933Ac
40c
—
Dry Dock
(quar.)
45c
/
37y2C
class
preference
Stock
common
preferred
preferred
*~ie
6-15
35c
Co.
Quaker
5-31
A
Drop Forge
Paterson
4-29
6-10
.
Niagara Mohawk Power,
6-20
6-
(quar.)
Co. ,.(quar.)_,
Electric,
Parsons
5- 9
...
5-25
6-15
7-1
7- 1
6-6
6- 1
York
Central
RR.
Co.
New York State Electric & Gas—
A.10%
4.85%
5-16
r
25c
—-.——
————.—
3%% preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding &
1
6-10
(quar.)
B
Parkview
5-13
4-29
20c
$1
$1.01'A
25c
40c
(quar.)——-—.—
New
3.40%
3.60%
6-1
5-16
15c
pfd. (quar.)
—
7-
Corp.
Paramount
Park
27c
;
Mexico—
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Growth
ment
65C
(quar.)
5-16
6-20
$2
Sulphur
5-16
1
'
Class
6-1
5-13
5-10
7%c
••
4,05%
preferred
(quar.)
New Jersey Zinc (quar.)—
1
(quar.)
com.
New
Supermarkets
New
7-
(quar.)
Robinson
preferred
Paragon
^xv^iSD--
■
6-15
5-31
-—5-25
20c
-
—
New England Lime Co. (quar.)
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%
4-29
1
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
1
(quar.)
Putnam Growth Fund
(quar.)
Mfg.
Quarterly
.1
.
(quar.)
Nestle LeMur Co.
(quar.)
——-———
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__——
A
American
4%
5-31
5-20
7-25
x
Oil
Pueblo
5-21
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
31
6-10
6-15
8-1
5%
—r——-
v
Gamble
Pacolet
9- 2
40c
5c
Neisner Bros.,
Class
9-30
2%%
.
6-10
$$3
.
$1
common
1st
Corp.
Lumber
Papercraft
b- 3
2 A%
pfd.
6%
'5-13
7- 4
.
20c
22 %c
25c
(quar.)
—^
(quar.)———-—
4%%
Line,
Finance
Pall
5- 6
6- 1
15c
$1.75
$20c
.■ «r»yc
25c
20c
- 15c
Fibre (quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Inc. (quar.)—
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper—
;
7y2c
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd.
oil
6- 1
*5°
dividend
Neiman-Marcus,
6
Stock
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
Common (quar.)
Vulcanized
—
Pure
6-
A
5-6
(quar.)
class A
dividend--
l
East
1
6-
6-
26c
(quar.);
of
Co.
Inc.
Putnam
;_
6-1
Company
Chemical
Nease
5-11
b
$1.12/2
Co
National Shirt Shops of Del. (quar.)
National Starch & Chemical Corp. (quar.)—
Stock
5-16
6-13
(quar.)
Packaging Corp. of America,
6-20
1
6
$15c
———-——~-
Nazareth Cement
6-10
.
5.60%
10c
J20c
National Rubber Machinery
Nationwide Corp.
Pullman,
15c
Pan
(quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
4—
Class A
(quar.)__
;
National Key Co., class A
--—
National Lead Co., 7%
pfd. A
quar.) _ iNational Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)._
National
5-25
$1
5-16
A
Tea
4-29
Union
:
6-
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
$3c
convertible
52 %c
Common
$1.19
preferred
Co.
Service
5-16
c
Far
Pacific
5-17
of Canada
(quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
—
National Gypsum Co.. 4%% pfd. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
National
Public
40c
6-15
common
National Video Corp.,
4-29
15c
;
20s
less
$1.06 A
--
convertible
Quarterly
4-29
5-16
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Holders
Payable of Rec.
87 %c
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)*
5y4% preferred (quar.)
5-16
4
.
25c
$2.80
L
(quar.)
Common
5-13
■
Ranco,
7- 4
^
Class
$5
'When
Share
■
(quar.)
preferred
Service
61 %c
;
Employers Insurance (Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
6-10
J4c
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)__
National Drug & Chemical
Co.
Co.,
•
Indiana—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Public
6-15
.
6-15
59%e
v
ordinary
class
of
4.32%
5-13
1
7-
31c
(quar.)
Oxford
5-27
50c
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills Ltd, class B-——
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Chemical,
Pacific
60c
Common
4.80%
3 % %
*
(quar.)_.
Power, common
Co.
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
—
9
6-15
Vic
Co.
Oxford
5JA%
Common
5-
5-9
Line,
(quar.).
Ltd.,
of Company \<
Service
4.16%
preferred
Pacific
Corp.
Chemical
1
1
Pacific
50c
Products
9
;
preferred
Pacific
Dairy
5-
(quar.) ^
Marine Corp.
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass,
common
(quar.)__
~
MoHnnal
1
" '• 15c
.
(quar.)
Pottery
Tail
$4.40
**}
£»•
Chemica. .new common
Weo
common
approximately
Mfg.
$3.60
4-29
5-25
6-
$1.14
'
Outboard
5-13
.
9
Ontario & Quebec Ry
(s-a)
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
Otter
5-20
6- 1
to
Onondaga
Oster
5-20
■
6-15
55c
.
___
2..
6-1
-
5-
preferred B (quar.)_
preferred D (quar.)
Orpheum
Building
(quar.)
5-12/
5-16
,5-13
6-20
.
,
(quar.)
G.) Company
Murphy (C.
5.
1
4%
5- 2
5_lg
,
6-
4.75%
5-2
$15-31
25c . .6-10
•
6c> • 5-31
,,
.
(auar.)
«lC?rnP-,
30c
_
-
1
6-
Products
(quar..)_i
Name
-
Public
of South Africa nonresident
tax)
-
5-16
30c
—
jvuhs
Extra-~~~~~"cord "auar")
6-
Gas,
A
preferred
(Equal
5-6.; :
,
Natural
preferred
O'okiep Copper Co.
5- 6
6- 10.
. .■ - -
(«uar.)40c
Preferred
Motof
M0t0r
6- 1.'
River
.
9
i
.1-
"
6 Vic'
Olin-Mathieson
6-15.
v-
6-
$1.12%
5-
i ;
16-
$1.10
Old Ben Coal Corp.
,,5T23
7-.l
m.18
—
;
4.92%
5-27
6-10
,
125c
Ltd., com. (quar.)-
& Co.,
Moore-Handley Hardware--,
5%
30c ,,
62 %c,,
^
,
43/4%
5-27
0- 2
A (quar )
P^nfcV, common^"(quar."CI..
Engineeyng
<(
}^
M
Morgan
$2,5°
5-2
7- 2
t$1.75
Ltd ,wmmon
M°7? preferred
.
$1.05
-
(quar.)
Oklahoma
Hcmatfng
M°ody's
Payable of Re a
$1.02
*
Per
r<
(quar.)
Oklahoma
& chemical—
receiyts approximately 92c
Holders
(quar.)_'_
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
;;
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.-=-.
6% convertible preferred (quar.)_
Oklahoma Corp. (initial)
6-10
5-18
5-25
ing
^
preferred
4.40%
1:11. HI?
25c
10c
25c
(quar.)__,_.
Tool Co.
Machine
Co., 4.08%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
:
When
Share
i
Power
4.20%
•
,
Per*
<
53
7-10
6-16
32%c
A
,
6-
1
5-10
35c
5-20
4-29
3%
6-20
6-
68%c
$1.25
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
25c
6-10
1
5-20
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Securities
5%
Shawinigan
Shell
4%%
5-20
5-
5
5-20
4%%
6
4'A%
4-14
4'A%
*20c
5-25
$50c
7-
2
6-
2
t56%c
7-
2
6-
2
4ya%
15c
5-25
5-
9
Stetson
5-25
5-
9
Stewart-Warner
(quar.)
A
series
B
—
a
(quar.)
&
Stern
of 3s 9d tax free (qual to 52c) sub¬
ject to approval of shareholders on May 19
Mfg. (quar.)—
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd, (quar.)—_
Sherritt Gordon
Ltd.
Mines,
Class
Sick's
B
Siegler Corp.
Stock
Sierra
2
6-10
Sun
7-
1
6-10
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com.
7-
1
6-10
A
Silvray
(quar.)
Simmons
Co.
(H.
Simpson's,
Smith
Ltd., 5%
Steel
Tools
B.)
Sonotone
Corp.,
5-12
6-10
6-10
5-10
Telechrome
65c
6-10
5-20
Television-Electronics Fund
10c
5-16
5-
6-
3
4-29
35c
6-10
5-20
___________
(quar.)
Company
Southern
&
Paper
$6
A
3.S
6-
1
5-10
4.90%
preferred
(quar. )w
6-28
6-14
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
+30c
Ltd.
Co.
Keno
(quar.)
$1.28
7-
1
6-10
U.
(quar.)
$1.31'A
7-
1
6-10
S.
6-
1
5-
6
U
6- 51
5-
5%
2
preferred
—
5-31
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
U
10-20
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.33%
-6-
1
5-
6
5-31
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27'/a
6-
1
5-
6
5-10
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)_
■V
$1.40
6-
1
5-
6
Pipe &
Playing
U.
5.75%
T
preferred
(quar.)_—,
$1.43%
6-
1
5-
6
U.
1
1
70c
6-15
5-13
5.80%
preferred
iquar.)-
25c
6-15
5-13
5.85%
preferrei
(quar.)
25c
9-15
8-15
6.70%
preferred
(quar.)
?.
Texas Fund,
$1.45
6-10
12-10
11-30
6-30
6-16
1
6-20
(From
investment income)
Texas Gulf Producing Co. (quar.)
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
(quar.)
7-
5-31
19c
5-16
4-29
Thatcher
18c
6-15
6-
3
Thew
7-
1
;i
Glass
Shovel
6-
1
5-13
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
'
7-20
$5
55-
6
1
5-
preferred
(quar.)
class A
Card
S.
United
5-27
5-la
6-
3
5-11
7-20
&
(2'A-for-l
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil
6-15
5-31
Van
Raalte
Co."
6-15
5-31 v
Van
Sciver
(J.
Waters
2
Valspar
Value
Corp.
Line
(from
Vance
7-20
Thrifty
30c
6-
1
5-
2
Tidewater
36c
6-
1
5-
2
Tile
5-
2
(quar.)
33c
6-
1
$1.50
6-15
6-
5-16
4-15
6
Oil
Roller
(quar.)
Sanders
&
4'A %
5-16
4-15
5-16
5-
2
5-16
5-
2
Toledo
5-31
5-25
(increased).
30c
6-
6-15
6-
60c
6-
1
5-10
$1.05
6-
1
5-10
1
20c
6-10
5-
20c
6-23
5-12
7-
5-12
$1.12'A
1
6-15
6-
6
1
6-15
6-
1
10c
5-17
5-
3
10c
6-30
6-
8
45c
5-16
5-
2
Toledo
5-10
(N. Y.)
(increased quar.)
Tractor
Trade
preferred
(quar.)
Supply,
&
A
B
(quar.)
class
Trust
A
Co.
(N.
(quar.)
150c
5-13
preferred
6-10
5-13
6-10
5-13
6-10
5-20
7-15
6-30
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-10
35c
8-27
3%
5-25
5-
15c
•_
6-
30c
(quar.)
6-
5-16
1
1
5-13
9
Corp
6%
Trans-Prairie
Triangle Conduit
25c
6-15
5-24
25c
I"
6-15
5-24
37'Ac
(quar.)
6-15
30c
Z1Z
6-
5-24
Trunklme Gas,
preferred
5-13
6-30
87'Ac
Investments, Ltd.
A
Sterchi Bros. Stores
(quar.)
(1957
Coach
$1.50
$1.25
$1.25
6-30
6-15
*
.
.'
(quar.)
;.
9-15
12-30
6-2
5-
6-
5-20
12'Ac
34%c
+
25c
,
6-
1
1
6-10
9
9-15
12-15
7-
1
10-
1
6-15
1
Co.,
tJdylite
Inc.
5-20-
Unilever N. V.
(quar.).
5-27
Union
Carbide
Corp,
(quar.)
5-13
1
5-14
6-
1
5-13
6-22
5-11
5-13
6-10
5-26
6-20
5-26
$1.43%
6-20
5-26
$1.56'A
6-20
5-26
$20c
6-10
(quar.)
$1.25
pfd.
A
^
4-22
1
6-17-
31'Ac
(quar.)
5-20
76-
1
5-14
40c
6-11
5-19
37'Ac
6-10
5-18
$1.12'A
7-
1
6-30
22'Ac
6-
1
6-
1
Co.—
—1_I
'
.
„
$1 13
~
!
(quar.)__
Investors
Fund,
25c
6-10
60c
6-
Natural
50c
4-25
6-30
6-10
25c
9-30
12-30
5-15
8-15
6-15
5-31
5-31
6,
2
4.80%
6-
5-12
....
(quar.)
—.1.1
62'/aC
8-
10-19
77-
6-17
c
$1
6-10
5-16
5-
6
$1.06'A
5-16
5-
6
(final)"""""
5-27
6-15
5-17
From
4.80%
West
1
13%
5-18
5-
90c
6-1
5-2
2
Oil
&
Co.
Works
Co.
9
25c
(s-a)
5-
6
5-16
5-
6
40c
;—
5-16
60c
HI
(quar.)
9-
12- 9
of
5-25
5-11
5-
5
16y4C
5-23
5-
9
50c
6-10
5-25
5-16
4-26
25c
—
Company
net
(quar.)
investment
West
.
income
4c
&
Snowdrift, common
preferred
(quar.)
Coast
$1.44
Telephone,
preferred
Driefontein
(quar.)
5-16
(quar.)„
for
each
share
held;
approval of stockholders
May
Jersey
Common
6%
&
Seashore
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
2
guaranteed
Lines,
Inc.
.
subject to
3
6-23
5-18
RR.—
(semi-annual)
special
Western Air
8-15
6-
Gold
.,..
share
6-15
1
32c
(increased)
6-30
9-
36c
common
35c
goc
Mining American deposit receipts' (stock
dividend)
West
6-
approval"
(quar.)-.
Swasey
Wesson Oil
5-20
10c
to
Wellington Equity Fund—
6-17
37'/2
subject
preferred
&
Mfg,
Weeden
7-20
11-
15c
..~
Waverly
Wayne
5-12
payments
the Washington Public
Service Com.)
Washington Steel, common (quar.)
11-15
6
1
25c
5-25
6
5-
Inc.—
investment income
realized capital gains)
Gas—
net
\
8-25
5-
5-20
from
8c
~~I
11-25
5-13
25c
ioc
IIIIIIIIII
30s
4-29
20c
20c
Common
25c
(quar.
4-29
1
6-
Common
65c
bearer)
6-17
6
(All
1
6-
5-
62 '/ac
.
(quar.)
(Ord.
5-16
5-20
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
6
4-15
12'Ac
Common
One
Uarco,
6-
6-10
8'A%.
(resumed)
preferred (quar.)
preferred, tquar.)
of
7-15
5%
(quar.)
from
1
15c
(initial-quar.)_^
Mutual
52c
Washington
Warner
(quar.).
series)
(quar.)
common
and
6-
8-
25c
(quar.)
(Quarterly
5-10
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Co.
Washington
12-15
2
5-13
6-24
____
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(S. D.) Company—
common
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.,
$4.50 preferred
Washburn
Wire
9-15
1-4-61
30c
"
(interim)
Street Corp.
convertible
Rubber
$4.25
—I
-IIII
12-15
HOC
j
9-30
$1.25
Tyler
1
1-4-61
62 '/a C
Co.,
New
(Texas)—
ccmmon
South LaSalle
Twin Disc Clutch
(quar )._.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)...
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
A
Quarterly
6-10
Corp
Finance
^08
4'A%
6-16
5-10
of
depositary
approximately $0,118
Common
Warren
1
2
expenses
to
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
6-15
5
76-
25c
Company common (quar.)
Disney Productions (quar.)
9-15
4-29
5-12
7-
15c
Walker &
12-15
1
7-15
5c
!
Mines, Ltd.
Industries
5-31
6-
35c
share)
preferred
Amulet
1
30c
Tung-Sol Electric,
4-25
35c
Co.
~
$5
Waite
6-15
6-
6-22
5-16
30c
(quar.).
Insurance
Twin
1
Cable
6-10;
6.25%
10-
6-15
4-30
7-22
3%
—
1-4-61
10-
5-16
50c
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Walgreen Co.
1
5-27
20c
Corp.
(quar.)_——„
Materials, common (quar.)
Vulcan
9-15
15c
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Tube
125c
130C
(quar.)
&
Vulcan
12-15
130c
Line__
Travelers Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Vornado, Inc. (stock dividend)
1
7-
6-17
6-13
$1.25
Vogt
7-
130c
(quar.)—
Pipe
(quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Voe-Shan Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
1
10-
125C
/
(quar.)
preferred
and
amount
1-4-61
125c
(quar.)——
preferred
6%
5%
(quar.)_.
125c
preferred
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)
depositary
Ward
1
5-13
8
50c
A
Co.
tax
will
6-15
7-
122'/aC
(quar.)—
preferred
62'AC
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
5%
6%
35c
it
Walt
122 '/a C
5-10
30c
(quar.)..
6-10
4
122'/aC
preferred
40c
(Delaware)
4
7-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4'/a %
5%
55c
com.
7-
t$1.12%
*25c
5-13
7-
35c
class
—
6-10
(quar.),.
6-10
50c
dividend)
preferred
(initial)
Steel
dividend
come
6-10
4
(quar.)
5%
30c
A
4
7-
t25c
preferred
5-20
6-
2
7-
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—
Common
(quar.)
5-13
1
5-27
1
5-
+60c
1
6-
25c
6-
5-17
*60c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)——..;
40c
6-15
20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
class
(quar.)
5-13
8c
•
5%
Common
18%c
5-13
25c
Y.)
4%%
93 %c
(stock
5-16
5-31
1
4c
Co
(quar.)
Vickers, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. Ordinary—
(Final payment of 7'A%
less British in¬
Ltd.—
6-
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
5-16
1
(quar.)
5-16
-
(quar.)—.
1
25c
5-10
6-
6-15
Inc.—
5%
Rogers
Chemical
5-16
1
6-
j.
6-15
■'
4
6-
6-
5%
4 'A %
6
8-
&
preferred
Vick
5-16
$1.14
6-15
1
5-
8-18
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Corp.
Bank
Class
5-20
5-31
$1.06'A
40c
(initial)
(quar.)
*
40c
5-20
6%
per
Traders Finance Corp.,
Class
6-10
25c
87'Ac
A
60c
5-27
15c
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
Vapor Heating Corp.
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
Scale
Stock
5-10
5-13.
40c
Edison
4.25%
Van
6-15
Corp.
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Vanadium-Alloys
6-24
Quarterly
shares
5-10
5-10
20c
Title Guarantee Co.
Tokheim
1
35c
(quar.)
65c
25c
(quar.)
1
5%
Bearing Co.
5- 4
5-13
12'Ac
Fund
B.),
6-
1
5-16
5-31
31'Ac
(quar.)
income)
6-
(stock dividend)
(quar.)—
Co.
Roofing Co.
Times-Mirror Co.
3
5-31
15c
Income
earned
30c
(quar.)
V
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Drug Stores
Timken
on
A
B
6
5-
6-15
1
$1
Class
5-
5-20
6-15
6-15
35c
7-20
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
1
5-17
7-20
6-10
Corp.—
Oil
Co.
7-
1
1
6-10
5-23
10c
5-16
5-16
1
1
1
25c
—
Upson
6-
1
7-
6-11
75c
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
Corp.
split)
15c
8-
5-24
5-20
6-
$1.75
(Del.)
Insurance
%4c
8-
1
6-15
$2
(quar.)
common
Match
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd. (increased)
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
(quar.)_
6-
6-10
15c
10c
4%-preferred (quar.)
Thriftimart, Ire., class
62'Ac
Corp.—
Thompson Industries (quar.)
Thompson (J. R.) Co. (quar.)
Common
6-10
(quar.)
1
5-
5-20
7-
30c
6-
6-
5-19
6-
22'Ac
1
50c
Company .,
Upson-Walton Co.
5-20
6-
(s-a)
6-15
1
5-19
22'Ac
27'Ac
Consolidated
Universal
6-15
6-30
6-
(quar.)
Universal
7
6-
6-20
(quar.)
Wnelan
Common
6-
5-31
5-23
(quar.).
pfd.
Lines
Vitamin
6-16
$1.25
5-13
25c
pfd.
25c
(quar.)—
com.
1
7-22
(s-a)
20c
(quar.)
6-
$1.12'A
35c
:
6-15
7-10
Co
Corp.,
Truck
30c
(increased)
3
6-30
6-28
(quar.)
Co., 8%
preferred
15C
,—
6-
1
UOc
Quarterly
6
5c
5-17
7-
"
——
(quar.)—
Foundry
Steel
S.
Universal
Mfg.
Co.
S
7%
6
1
6-
Inc.—
Thomas Industries,
7-11
1
6-
$1.67'/a
10c
6-
$1.46'A
—
5-31
6-1
Machinery Corp.—
Co.
S Rubber
6-14
•
1
$2.50
(quar.).
preference
Lines
S
U
-
6-
11-
50c
5-12
5-31
7-
•
».
Ltd.-
preferred
Co.
class A
S.
S
U
$1.25
(quar.)
10%c
5-31
6-30
Chemical Corp.—
&
convertible
5%
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
preferred
35c-
5c
preferred (quar.)
Casualty Co. <N. Y. )—
S.
$1.18%
50%
common
common
Borax
45c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
>
Mines,
Hoffman
U.
-
preferred
-
Hill
S.
$40c
(quar.)—
common
Transmission,
'
27'Ac
4'A%
4.75%
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
United
4-20
.
(Ohio),
class
6-10
5-16
+62 'Ac
(New Jersey)
Ltd.,
1
U.
27'Ac
preferred
5 'A %
7-
U.
27'Ac
preferred
Stephenson
$1.27'/a
Common
B
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
ySteinberg's
—
6-
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5%
New
6
Packaging Corp.—
5%
United
4-30
$1.12 'A
Oil
5%
6-10
5-
(quar.)
Oil Co.
preferred
1
5-
(quar.)_
Standard
3'A%
7-
1
37'Ac
Standard
Chemical,
$1.22'/a
1
(quar.)
Indiana
Stauffer
—
6-
(s-a)
dividend
California
A
pence
6-
17'Ac
of
Class
6-10-
35c
Eastern
5-10
'
common
Gypsum Co., 4'A%
4.56%
of
6%
1
6-10
5-24
'
—
of 1 shilling 1
penny
per
free of British
income
tax.
special
distribution
of
4'A
not subject to tax)
Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Envelope
17c
Co.
Class
7-
65c
■
a
S.
20C
Corp.
& Finance
$1.16%
(quar.).
$1.75
'' Y'
1959
S
21c
common
Co.
Hotels
—
31,
$1.12'/a
shares)
Oil
Loan
Also
share,
v.:-,
■
Oil
Statler
6-10
U.
1
97'Ac
Standard
State
6-10
U
92'Ac
preferred
Corp.
6-10
1
(quar.)
Canada. Ltd..
5-10
invest.
(quar.)_
6
(Dallas) —
(quar.)
Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Products, class
Warner
1
$1
Standard
Stanley
1
7-
Ir,c.
5
5-24
Co.,. Ltd.—
9 ':
deposit receipts Ordinary
the year ended Dec.
7-
V
5-
Molasses
7-
—
5
5-16
(Final payment for
$1.16
5.50%
common
A
American
(quar.)-—.—
(quar.)
Register Co.,
1
;!•?
net
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-
6-
$2.38
common
Instruments
United
*
preferred
-.
Motor
Standard
6-
5-20
6-10
4.50%
preferred
Statham
5-
1
Texas
(increased-quar.)
preferred
6
Texaco
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—
6%
Preferred
5-
6-16
7-
■
^
——
6-10
Brands Inc.—
preferred
Industrial
5-12
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
50%
5
5-
security
Co
1
Texaco,
35c
(initial)
$1.60
5-31
'
(7c from
Corp.
Illuminating
5-12
(quar.)—
Greenfield
United
2
5-12
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)_.
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.20
5-
5-
25c
-
'■:
from
7-
preferred
5-12
5%C
preferred
5-31
1
Spencer
Standard
6
1
B
3%%
6-
5-24
5-16
,
6-
50%
Co.
6-20
3c
$1.25
5%
1
Co.
(stock
B
only
on
split
Spector Freight System—
Class A (quar.)
$1.60
5
6-
quar.)
dividend
Standard
5-
and
5
6-10
j
profits)—
10c
United Gas Improvement Co., com.
(quar.)_, Vt;,
60c
4 'A % preferred (quar.)i—
$1.06'A
34c
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone, com.
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Sparton Corp.—
6 %
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Standard
1
■
Fund
Science
income
5
5-
6-
preferred
Common
6-
Funds, Inc.—
United
6-10
4.36%
'
5-16
6-10
25c
4.40%
Standard
5c
1
1
5-31
$1.50
(Conn.)
5-13
6-
(quar.) -—:
1
8-
Water
6-15
7%- preferred
10c
t37c
(quar.)
com.
5-12
5-16
>
(quar.)—
t37c
Engineering & Foundry,
1
.
(quar.)—
7-
$1.15
Foods
1
:
.
tl5c
7-
(quar.).
Stafford
5-16
1
preferred
United
.
.
—-
$1.18
preferred
Stamford
6-
invest-
(quar.)——
$1.12'/a
4.60%
Engineering
50c
5%
■
B
(quar.)
1
Sprague
7-
from
class A
Corporations Ltd.,
Class
(quar.)
1
common
-
preferred
8-
convertible
7-15
(payment
———
United
'
9
20c
5-25
preferred
8-
$4.50
5-
7-
6-10
Corp.
(s-a)
ment
income)
5-23
7-4
7-15
50c
com.
—
United
5-23
1
$1.12'/a
1
Carbon
4.72%
$1.10
Spiegel, Inc.,
1
5-12
6-10
6-
preferred (quar.)—...—AA—————
Co.
(quar.)
$4.50
6-15
2
5-16
20c
4.50%
$1.03%
Spencer Chemical Co.,
5-31
6-15
(quar.)
5
(quar.).
Speer
6-15
6
;
America,
of
Co.
5
(quar.).
(quar.)
Carbon Co.
United
6
6-
5-16
6-10
5-
(quar.)
Class
'
6-
6-20
6-15
6-24
5-
preferred
after
6-
5-9
6-20
50c
5-31
preferred
Cash
5-31
6-15
$ 1.265625
Co.,
Inc.
6-30
6-1
10c
•'•••.. \
40c
$1.15
$1
class
Biscuit
5-14
5-14
3%
(quar.)
5-31
c
preferred
and
United
7-20
1
-
(quar.)
5.25%
3oy2c
•
(quar.)
Industries,
;
1
8-15
1
tr—
Corp.
Corp.
5
4.40%
common
6
dividend
Stock
7-20
--Aj Av
—
5-
5-31
4.15%
Spartan
5-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(s-a)
(initial
6-3
$1.02 '/a
preferred
25c
«*'■-
Insurance
preferred
Artiste
35c
(quar.)—
com.
———aaaa
.
(quar.)
4.65%
20C
common
Transmission,
dividend
6-15
Southwestern Public Service—
3.70%
.
preferred
6-29
Quarterly
New
Aircraft
United
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
United
5
7-20
8-15
40c
(quar.)—
United
(quar.)—
Southwestern Drug Corp., common (quar.)_
Southwestern Electric Service
(quar.)_
Southwestern
Gas
Stock
preferred
I
preferred
■
4.10%
preferred
29%
Co.,
Gas
5
5-
United
preferred
-4%
Mills
Natural
Tennessee
r'i;-r• r
4.25%
;
Semi-annual
5
5-
4c
—
4.64%
Railway Co.—
Quarterly on ccmmon from 1959 earnings
5%
noncumulative preferred (quar.)
5%
noncumulative preferred (quar.)_
Southland
5-
1
1
2%
—
income)——
semi-annual
4.60%
Southern
Southwest
Increased
3
26'Ac
Chemical
dividend
6-15
Management Corp.—
5.12%
preferred (s-a)
Southern Natural Gas (quar.)
Stock
Shares
Lines
7-20
8-15
6-
v'
(quar.)—
6-
■
Corp.-—
(quar.)——.
Air
4-20
<
6-
—
Gas
B
Class
4-20
5-16
r
(quar.)
Natural
6•
t5s
dividend)
Car
A
United
Inc.—
investment
3
$4.75
„
Television
from
6-
(quar.)
Fertilizer
5-10
7-
;-'vV
(s-a)
(stock
A
6-
25'Ac
(quar.)
Power
(Quarterly
class
6-3
(quar.)
Canada
2
Mfg.,
6-30
Southern California Water, com. (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
—«
Southern
4
5-12
5-
6-30
4%
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
7-
,
—
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.1
1
6-10
6-
.
(quar.)
6-30
7c
—__
Southern
5-
5-23
6-10
Co.
31'Ac
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas (stock dividend)
Southam Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
;
Southern California Edison Co.—
preferred
5-31
2
Fibre
38%C
'
preferred
6-
Class
2
10c
75c
(quar.)
preferred
5-
8c
(quar.)—
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.
Soss
preferred
Broadcasting
5-13
(quar.)
4.78%
5-16
United
Taft
6-15
__
(quar.)
4.24%
Texas
J3c
Symington-Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
U7'Ac
50c
common
Tank
Union
t35c
.
(s-a)_—
Taylor
$1.03
preferred
Union
5-13
17'/a c
(quar.)
5-20
$44.40
preferred
6-10
tlOc
—-
class A
preferred (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
5-16
8-15
$1.25
—
title
new
6c
70c
6-15-
Fund
5.44%
5-13
1
6-
$1
(quar.)—.
$1.25
1
5-31
5-26
t$1.25
Co
4 V* %
5-12
5-18
(quar.)
preferred
1
7'Ac
l
$1.55
4.08%
5-12
6-
7-
under
ment
5C
.
45c
Co
Corp.
Investment
6-
(quar.)
pfd.
(reduced)..
Socony-Mobil Oil
Superior Window,
—,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Edson
Smith
6-28
5-10
62'Ac
6-10
$1:10
5-10
1
6-10
1
——
6-10
7-27
1
.—
6-10
5-13
1
6-30
7-
33c
^
——
10c
12'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Mining Co. (quar.)
Superior Electric (initial)——————
Superior Propane, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
6-
5%
>7-
28y8c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
Name
recently changed to Union Texas
Natural Gas Corp. See dividend announce¬
6-15
41'Ac
Sunshine
60c
Inc.
Co.
Snap-On
5-16
Inc.
Union Gas
5-20
5-27
10c
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Skelly Oil
6-29
Biscuits,
5-16
6-11
6-10
65c
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Tool Co.
Sunshine
4-20
(quar.)-.
—.—>—87'/2C
System Inc. (Kans.) com. (quar.)
38c
25c
—•
(quar.)
4-20
5-16
preferred
25c
*:.nv
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co.
(quar.)—
Smith
5-16
1
$3.50
15c
—
preferred
1
tlOc
A
(quar.)
is
5'A %
6-
43 %c
—
Corp., com. (quar.)
(1951 series)
(quar.)
A
.5-16
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)—.—————
$1.12'/a
preferred
$4
preferred
(quar.)
—.*■
$1
$3.70 preferred «(quar.)_-.
—
—
92'/ac
6-10
30c
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-
61c
_
& Sons,
Simcnds Saw
4%%
6-13
:
7-1
35c
Gas
pfd.
conv
11-15
50c
(quar.)_———.—
Propane
Co.
6-28
6c
.a
(quar.)
_
Lighting
Simon
25c
Co.—
(quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping,
■
preferred
Corp.
Oil
11-30
(quar.)—u-
7-
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Suburban
4%
Co.
2nd
5-20
5.20%
$1.12ya
5-31
$1.12'/a
$1
92'Ac
87'/aC
(quar.)
$4.50
25c
tSl.75
—
8-16
(quar.)
5-13
10c
Brewing
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Signal Oil & Gas, class
5%
convertible
Stouffer
$3,50
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
1
7
5-16
8-31
Corp.
preference
prior
11-15
5-31
Holders
6-30
(quar.):
preferred
preferred
11-30
56c
6-15
dividend
Class, B
Stokely-Van
$3.70
56 'Ac
(quar.)
Co., 8%
Fuller
^
preferred
$1.12 Va
—-
Inc.—
6-
25c
Pacific Power
$2.44
5%
$4
When
Payable of Rec.
(increased)—45c
Co.f common
preferred
$4.50
8-16
preferred (quar.)
—
Camp, Inc., common (quar.)
first
5%
5-16
8-31
$1
(quar.)
Rainier
8
2
5-13
1
6-
HOC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
45-
6-13
$1.25
Sherwin-Williams Co., 4% pfd. (quar.).
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
7%
'
5-20
~25C
5-31
56'Ac
par)
(quar.)
par)
(quar.)
par)
(quar.)
($100 par) (quar.)
($100 par)
(quar.)
($100 par) (quar.)—
B.)
&
"
56'Ac
($50
($50
Textiles
(John
Electric
($50
preferred
Baer
7%
Final
Sheller
Stern
&
Stix,
Trading—
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%%
6-
Co.—
(quar.)
Pen, class A (quar.)
Transport
4%%
6-10
15c
preferred
B
9-10
1
30c
Power
series
Sheaffer (W. A.)
6-10
7-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water &
Common
4'A%
Co.
Co.
1
9-30
31'Ac
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Union
(Michaels)
10c
common
(quar.)
A
D.) &
(G.
Sl.akcspeare
4%
Corp.,
dividend
preferred
Searle
Stern
7-
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
3%
Acceptance
Stock
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
.
$150
(s-a)_
(quar.)—
HI
7-
1
6-15
$1,50
6-
1
5-13
25c
5-18
5-
9
'
Number 5951
191
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
.
Per
(2139)
55
41
,
Share
>'
■
of Company
name
'
Western <-<
Telephone Co
securities Co..
(quar.)
lina
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-30
5-18
5-18
4-29
6-20
$1
6- 1
5-13
common
ance
$1-25
7- l
5-16
6-15
6-1
6-1
tl7&c
7- 1
iv
Saeuser
Company (quar.)—
corp., common (quar.)___
6-6
WleS
fpSed
f
(quar.)-,—-
6-10
50c
50c..
$1.31 y4;:
7-1
6-24
(quar.)———---
—-
Corp. at $24 per share.
The underwriters will receive a
share commission on shares purchased in excess of 40,000.
—V. 191, p. 1159.
6-20
6-10
6-17
——
n
f
$1
5-26
5-9
5-9
7-1-
preferred (quar.)„,
——
$1.12 Vi
(S
s.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
v
45c
had Cement Mfg. (quar.)——45c
KE
Tex-Star
See
6-30
15c
—
Chocolate
dividend
dividend
etririf
dividend v,-----———^
5# preferred (s-a)
common (quar.)
Bros..
Wilson
—
5-16
See
62Vac
__
Anthony Pools Inc.,
The
at
sented
645.
above.
April
28
filed
of
common
proceeds
to
are
be
used
letter
a
of
notification
for
stock
(par
$2)
Inc.,
Winter
with
be
to
been
share.
be
used
by
payment
for
5-9
8- 1
7- 8
5-25
5-11 -
the
of
payable,
12- 2
^
Fla.
proceeds
company
Small
a
for
Business
equipment,
working
from
moving
sale
of the
liner
research
and
development,
The
5-16
i_—
• 10c v. 6-25 , -6-10
Electric Power Co., common—45c
6- 14-14
preferred (quar. )_i
$1.50
-.7-31
7-15
3 60%
preferred (quar;)_-^______--,-.--90c
6-1 • 5-13
Wisconsin Public Service (quar.)32Vsc» :-i 6-20 v.v 5-31
Wiser Oil Co.
(quar.)——
:
—
y
75c•,'» 7- 1 , 6-10
Wometco Enterprises, class A (quar.)—.—
17'/2c
6-15
6- 1
*
known
and
Szekely
Associates,
Inc.
?
-
CAPITALIZATION—Upon 'completion
•
proposal
the
6-15
.. 6-1
5-23 ,- 5-13
6- 1 " 5-15
6- 1
5-16
Wood (John) Industries, Ltd., cl. A (quar.) i(
t40c
7- 2 v 6-15 r41/2% preferred (quar.)—i——————'i4$$1.12Vz -,"./'.7-' 9
6-15
Wooas Mig. Ltd. (stock dividend)—
- - ■ .—
...
rv ../••.v
(One share of class B 4%
non-cum. re-<
v.;
.* ,
191,
debt.—V.
mortgage
B
(quar.)——
..
—
6%>c
Conversion (s-a)—
i--—•—25c
(G. H„) & Co,', 5y2%
pfd. (quar)__ $1.37V2
Wood Harmon Corp., $3 preferred (s-a)____
$1.50
of
the
current
financing,
p.
Taylor Fibre
receive
Inc;
of
out¬
>
deemable $1 par for each common
.held)
share
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.— '"
• Monthly
__________
- •
6-1
6- 15-20
7- 1
6-20
8-1
7-20
25c
'
25c
25c
Monthly
Monthly
'
—
">•,,
System—
Yale Express
1570.
preferred
-Yellow Transit Freight Lines—
Cab
—
Zenith Radio
Corp.
•Transfer
$ Payable
—
not
v
closed
for
this
dividend.
Canadian funds, tax deductible at
15%; resident tax 7%.
in
resident
a
_____;
(quar.)
books
15c
$35c
40c
(quar.)
.»■
;
the source.
of
.
Non¬
.v;
income tax.
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
|
date and/or record date is indicated here.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
xLess Jamaica
tax.
income
four-year
•
p.
and
$9,225,019
Corporation and
a
•Gas
.
12
F°The
has
introduced, including bulbs for hydrometers and battery testers,
sponge rubber chair cushions and rubber sundries. In 1925-1926 the
company began the manufacture of druggists' rubber sundries, office
specialties, bathing caps' and other rubber items, as well as such
housewares
In
as
1929 it
rubber
drainboards
and
bath
During World
..ot
gas
Also
masks,
War
II
rubber
the
respirators
during the
iaoric-covered
the
.
rubber
official
company
to the manufacture
cells for airplanes.
the manufacture of
basketballs and soccerballs
volleyballs,
began
*
,or ^"e U. S. Government for
,
coverings
eivea
the
were
subject
use
to
in service areas where
The
rot.
and
mildew
conventional
company
re-
Army-Navy "E" award for production of war equipment.-
Ajter the
stock
,
production of rubber toys and mechanical rubber
f,°?s.was resumed and the manufacture of athletic balls was coninJ ' 7
company also began investigating the possibility of makfthni.f
" line
out of polyvinyl chloride Instead mf rubber and set
tatirm
developing a process and designing - machinery for the roaniiit
ii ca®ting of such hollow products. Process and machine patent
I«h«S .'
8 were first filed in August 1950 and patents thereon were
nnJhi ,Pel)' 1953. It was found that by using vinyl for toys it was
emr,i«ie to,ma,ce undercuts, improved colors and finer, detail and to
arHni
simplified molding technique, resulting in a more attractive
savw
the consumer. In addition there were substantial time
savings in the production
cycle.
'
'
;
" '
'
'
to
ChaPter XI proceedings the company had about 2,500
natinr7 iFS tllrou8hout the country. J'or toys and dolls they included
orrw £
and re8ional variety store chains, department stores, mail
as
wpii
^oses and jobbers, including those devoted to toys exclusively,
Dlstrihi,tias drVg' hardware and other general merchandise jobbers.
awarded
;
$147,325.28
held
are
poration
p.
as
presently
assurances
merger
approval
Beecherl,
in
of preferred.
convertible into
share
a
would
be
the
of
end
five-year
a
period.
■A 7
4 V2 % dividend from earn¬
number of common shares
a
the
will be presented to
the near future.—V.
stockholders of
191, p. 1440.
Co.—Signs Gas Contract
above.—V.
191,
2029.
p.
Corp.—Merger Agreement—
Jr.,
of
President
agreement
an
Corp.
providing
has
Tex-Star,
'
the
announced
the merger of Surrey Oil <fc
into Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp. According
of Conroe, Texas
for
agreement,
merger
Surrey
common
fractional
of
shares.
at Special
maximum
stock will
be issued in exchange for 501,000 shares of Surrey Oil & Gas Corp.
common stock. It is presently anticipated
that the merger will become
"Meetings
of
to
100,200
both
of
companies will
be held in Dallas, Texas
shares of Tex-Star Oil &
June
effective
1960.—V.
20,
191,
on
the
June
8,
vote
on
Gas
Corp.
merger
1960.
A
common
428.
p.
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—Registers Common
This
.
administered
be
the Air Materiel
part of its activities as the
maintenance source for the Air
the
The
has
that it will
Ohio, filed
Cleveland,
Ave.,
May
on
covering
9
a
registration
124,054 shares of common
issued to shareholders of
all of the outstanding stock
of
manufacture
the
and
the per¬
advisory services and the manu¬
electronics, missile and space fields,
sale of aircraft component parts and auxil¬
research, consulting
and
and sale of products in the
and
iary equipment, largely for aircraft engines, a wide range of engine and
other
parts for
products.
other
miscellaneous
and
of
stock.—V. 190, p.
common
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Thor Power Tool Co.
reported an outstanding first quarter in
earnings increased 17% and sales 8% over the comparable
period, with sales of $7,817,807 setting a new first-quarter record.
1959
f
tractors,
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
cumulative preferred stock and 3,119,503 shares of
1020.
to
shares
87,708
and
trucks
automobiles,
addition
In
,
This
company
2
May
on
net
said net earnings for the three
$470,149, or 57 cents per share,
a share in the first quarter of
1959.
The record sales for the first I960 quarter compare with sales
of I $7,233,751 in the first three months a year ago.
Neil
Hurley Jr., Thor
C.
months
ended
March
31,
with $402,217,
compared
President,
1960,
or
were
cents
49
materially influenced our highest sales year
to reflect increased sales volume in the
supplemented by a number of new 1960 models,"
said Mr. Hurley in his quarterly report to shareholders of the portable
air and electric tool manufacturing firm.
He cited new air hammers
for automotive muffler replacement,
new industrial air grinders and
new
multiple spindle tools for mass production plants.
"New
in
products,
which
1959, continued
history in
current year and were
the corporation.-
no orders for any of
obtain orders. -V. 191, p.
SEC
87,160 shares
and its subsidiaries are principally engaged in
company
formance
facture
Boston Air Procurement
used as additional
the
Radio Indus¬
tries, Inc., in exchange for
of that com¬
pany, and 36,894 shares which may be issued during a five-year period
beginning 1961 to such shareholders, depending upon the net earnings
of
that
company.
The registration statement
also includes 367,446
shares of common stock to be issued pursuant to the company's stock
645.
treasury stock by
with
including
option plans.
as
by
of 23555 Euclid
firm
statement
stock,
the corporation,
working capital.
BUSINESS—The corporation is pursuing two related types of busi¬
in the electronics field.
They are: first, the design and produc¬
tion of electronic equipment for industrial and military applications;
and, secondly, the offering of engineering services to industrial and
militarv concerns.1 The' corporation is entering a highly competitive
field
which includes some of the country's largest corporations,
as
well as a large number of medium size
and smaller ones. The cor¬
*
at
on
McDermott & Co., Inc.
Stockholders
contract to this Acton,
ness
^
'
A.
of
the
lieu
Corp.—Air Force Contract—
a
PROCEEDS—The proceeds will be
war,
of
12/100
stock,
Tex-Star is to continue as the surviving
stockholders are to receive one share of Tex-Star
stock in exchange for each five shares held
^of Surrey Oil & Gas Corp. common stock. Pursuant to the terms of
the agreement, 501,000 shares of Surrey stock will be outstanding at
the time of the consummation of the merger.
Cash will be paid in
Offered—This New Hampshire
publicly offered 325 shares of class A
voting stock at par ($1 per share) and 32,500 shares of
class B stock, with limited voting rights at par ($1 per
share). No underwriting was involved.
Class
A
common
stock can be purchased only on the following
basis: Any purchase of class B stock shall be entitled to purchase
one
share of class A stock for each one hundred shares of class B
stock
purchased, except that no fractional shares of class A stock
shall be issued.
144 shares of these 325 shares of class A common
plant was devoted
self-sealing fuel
the
share
per
the
for
Oil & Gas Corp.
May 3
on
of a share
period of five years, and Callable
a
premium
a
$2
for
Ray)
(J.
company.
Teltronics, Inc.—Stock
firm
mats.
field
and
period,
war
toy
189,
plus
of
plans
which
with toy hot water bottles,
which led
eventually to the manufacture of dolls and other character
toys which became the
major part of the business.
;
entered
contract■»will
District.—V.
were
.
to
that
Dayton Air Force Depot,
procurement, supply and
worldwide
Continued from page
and
voting
be
of Ling-Temco Eelectronics,
would be comprised
share
6/10
common
would
would
stockholders
Temco
merger;
a
that
noncompetitive negotiated procurement awarded to
was one of five
firms seeking the contract.
Awards of major Air Force contracts are made by
Command,
the
of
The
Tex-Star Oil & Gas
which
Investment News
1
for
6/10
$30 per share for
share
companies
Louis
manufacturer of potentiometers and electronic test equipment,
officials of the Dayton Air Force Depot have announced.
The contract is for registers in accordance
with military specifica¬
tions and as replacement spares for electronics equipment.
This was
-
as
plan
approved
both
of
the
signing
Mass.,
General
unanimously
Tennessee Gas Transmission
.
Force
Corp. and Ling-Altec
managements'
companies a plan for
of Temco and Ling-Altec. The surviving
Ling-Temco Electronics, Inc.
Temco
of
See
i
Air
stock
at
Aircraft
of
stockholders
known
share of
a
excess
Final
program
1369.
The
of
per
in
both
plants.
the Taylor
shareholders
Technology Instrument
>
.
two
reviewing
the
field
A
•
a
expansion
"Plastiflume."
as
plan, the stockholders of Ling-Altec would receive one
Ling-Temco Electronics, Inc. common stock for each share
Ling-Altec.
.
y
»
•
Fibre's progress during 1959, Mr. DaCosta
the company had set a record net sales
earnings were more than double the preceding
year.
He reported that the vulcanized fibre predryer put in operation
during the summer
is making a substantial contribution to more
efficient
operation and- that formation of the Advanced Materials
Division has
permitted the company to move quickly into the de¬
velopment of laminated plastics for such advanced applications as
rockets, missiles,
jet aircraft and nuclear reactors. He added that
research
and development expenditures
in 1959 were up 70% over
1958
and would be
increased an additional 50%
in 1960.—V. 191,
In
5-27
7- 2
6-10
^
.
the
company's
"* 6-10
5-13
.
tax
Less British
:
department will be enlarged. The new construciton at the
La Verne
plant is for a new office and warehouse and will about
double the present office-warehouse space.
Other expenditures will be made for new research equipment and
facilities
and
for new
and improved production equipment
at the
6- 6
'
-
got underway.
A considerable part of the 1960 figure has been earmarked for plant
additions at both the Betzwood, Pa., and the La Verne, Calif., plants.
K At the Betzwood plant, both the fabricating department
and the
v
6- 9
8-1
6-30
in
be
equivalent of
stock
Under
of
,that although incoming orders were off slightly from the first quarter's
of $10 milfirst quarter
sales
of $2,530,208.
j
'•
'
'
The
half million dollar capital expenditure
predicted for 1960 is
'the
largest in recent years and compares with $382,000 for 1959,
told
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co.
Zelier's, Ltd. (quar.)
Directors,
of
the
each share of Temco.
$30
average," the company fully expects to set a new record
vlion net sales in 1960. Taylor has already set a record
7- 1
7- 9
7- 5
6-30
.6-15
(quar.)——
6%
Co.,
'
marketed
11
May
to
proposed
preferred
share
spend
•
control
operated
coin
a
outstanding at each year-end.
shipping
7-15
7-29
7c
2Vhc
. <
•
' VvYStock dividend
1%
•Yellowknife Bear Mines, Ltd.: ; (interim)
$2'/2c
Youngstown Sheet. & Tube (quar.)—
$1.25
(initial-quar.)
Class A
Yellow
'
Board
when
25c
6-10
5-25
' S 10c
5-27
5-12
>..' 15c Y *" 5-16 ^'3-21
(quar.)i—,4;——
Wyandotte Worsted Co. (quar.)____________
Wysong & Miles Co. (quar.)————^
Wyandotte Chemicals
the
for
ings
meeting which followed, declared a
regular quarterly dividend of five cents per share on common stock,
payable June 1 to shareholders of record as of May 16.
Edward H. DaCosta, Vice-President marketing, told the shareholders
>
'
•
will
Co.
be
to
of the businesses
would
the
48/100
at
Co.—Expansion—Annual Meeting—
4.
i'. The
5-11
5-16
5- 2
6-15
40c
62'/2c
10c
Co. (quar.)—
Woolworth (F. W L Co. (quar,)—L—
World
Publishing Co.' (quar.)—__________
Woodward Iron
•
5-25
6- 4
«,' 6- l
a
the
-May
v-v
1—'
,—■—-»r
—
•■of
Fibre
In
production. A program has been initiated
international markets a polyethylene
The preferred stock would be eligible for
,
in excess of $500,000 in 1960 as part
four-year $2 million capital expansion and improvement program,
firm's
stockholders were told at their annual meeting
held on
Taylor
items.
and
Directors
on
submit
merger
Under
Class
Wood
proprietary
of
Temco-Matic,
the
systems,
of
Inc.
to
company
f
The
common
production
Merged—
Boards
Electronics,
-
capitalization of the company will consist of 417,790 shares
stock; $4,045 of .machinery notes payable, and $11,798 of
standing
of
field,
national
irrigation
common
>
Wood
1
for
the
to
To Be
was
E.
O.
as
the
program
The
incorporated on March 7, 1960, under the laws of
the State of Florida, to succeed to the business of Szekely Engineering
& Manufacturing, Inc., a Georgia corporation, formerly of Commerce,
Ga., and prior thereto of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
when it was
6%
in
washaterias is in
and
capital.
company
threefold
has been formed with the research facilities of a leading
university, while development and tooling for production is under way
by Temco.-
will
corporate purposes, including
loan, payment of notes
various
the
support of. classified systems for both the
and the Overhaul and Aerosystems Divi¬
Division
industrial
furnish
to
Administration
expenses,
pre¬
on
picture.
simulators, and special digital devices.
system for
200,000
of $1.50
shares
was
the Temco
of
Electronics Division
the
test
common
that Fenske, Fedrick and Miller, Inc.
promising products under consideration for development by
Division, include a low cost airborne commercial radar, transfer
In
.Y..\xY
the
negotiation,
recently
.addition,
working capital.
Yv'..' 'V
.
Analysts
segment
Subse¬
Defense.
of
and under
progress
of Security
has developed new proprietary products
having both military and industrial application. Among these are a
,,timing system, a DC to DC and DC to AC converter, and a geophysical
data telemetry system. The
electronic manufacturing activities have
BUSINESS—Szemco, Inc., with its headquarters on Okeechobee Road,
"West Palm Beach, Fla. is engaged in the design, development and sale
of precision engineered
and manufactured ordnance technical equip¬
ment, automotive, aircraft, and guided missile parts and components.
5- 5
5-31 '
s
.
.....
PROCEEDS—Net
6- 3
9- 2
5-20
increased
Department
in
major contributing
a
Aircraft
and
the
the
man, Ltd., Palm Beach, Fla., on May 9 offered
shares of Szemco, Inc. common stock at a price
the
by
Society
While continuing electronic
the
offered
Park,
many
York
New
the Society
sion,
Associates,
through Securities
the
becoming
*Missile
1
shares
on
40.000
share
per
requests
inspection of the work
of
to
to
to
costing
for systems ordered
an
function
Monthly
'
p.
Szemco, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Frank B. Bate-
^
Wisconsin
•
corporation
covering
$5
The
,
6-1
;
10c
(monthly)-
Winn-Dixie Stores
a
1-3-61
_
40c
(quar.)'.^-—-—' 25c
Apparel, class A___
i. 17y2C
Wilson-Jones Co.V
winkelman Bros.
189,
Systems Inc., Orlando, Fla.—Files With SEC—
5-13
5- 5
7- 1
10-1
& Company,
•wiison
below.—V.
v
.
1%
Corp.,
6-20
6-10
1>
1h
Stock
Stock
Gas
Swimming Pool Supply & Engineering Co.—Acquired
,
18%c> 6-20 .' 6-10
' 40c
6-105-13
-
Williams-McWilliams Industries-
&
to
member
way
per
Williams Bros"" (quar.),_i.li.'-————— '■
Sliams & Company (quar.)
—
Oil
way
quent
potential customers. These requests range
for proposals involving systems of
- millions
of
dollars.
Production
is
many new
slides
on
presentation
under
a
from
prices
visual
Surrey Oil & Gas Corp.—Merger Plans—
5-20
5-2
5-17
20c
(quar.)
Co., common
corp.'
S£
-.6-1.
from
per
SEC
WS?ssSA
£
Our
subsidiary. Fenske,
Fedrick
and
Miller,
Inc.
has
found
in¬
creasing interest In its Iconorama systems. Requests for quotations have
been received
Securities
5-23
XXVhe
—
'ioifpr Paper (quar.)——
W,u!p Motor Co., common (quar.)
$1.75
5-20
5-23
6-10
and its subsidiaries operate stores under IGA franchise
and Holland, Mich., and in Malone and Avon, N. Y.
underwriting commission on the first 40,000 shares will be
per
share.
The
next
10,000 shares
will
be
sold
to
Central
6-10
',30c
35c „
85c;
<Ge°far>)
negotiation at the beginning of the quarter on Jan. l, I960. The back¬
log of orders for the Iconorama system of Fenske, Fedrick & Miller,
Inc. on March 31, 1960 was $4,400,000.
Saginaw
The
6-10
7-1
.
Weston
in
5- 2
30c
30c
95c
compared to $83,000,000 of orders, letters of intent and contracts under
Va8sar, Mich.,
6-10
25c
wesFnreferred
—
5/r
piffle RR-. new common (initial)
■We3Souse Air Brake (quar.)
—
WesfSfhouse Electric, common (quar.)
^esl5 preferred (quar.)
3'? fGeorge), Ltd., class A (quar.)
of Progressive Wholesale Grocery
Co., at a maximum price of
$1,333,333.
The
latter
also
has
outstanding 3,296'/2 shares of 6%
preferred stock, $100 par.
It operates a wholesale grocery business at
Payable of Rec.
*30c
10c
„
stock
Holders
35c
$1.20
Auto Supply Co., common
(quar.)_
West®r,f Preferred (quar.)
—
4-80/ff
fanada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)__
Wesley
When
"Sales
sonal
/ for
of
that
the first
of
remainder
the
its
In
tools
contractor
gains in
the
present
67th
sales
year
and
year
volume
as
construction
equipment
Mr. Hurley continued.
encouraging and it is
will be maintained."
started
are
maker,
tool
power
a
Thor
sea¬
"Prospects
quarter,"
the
anticipated
operates its main
in Los Angeles,
plant at Aurora, 111., with other manufacturing plants
and Cicero, 111., Drying Systems
Division in Chicago, Cincinnati
Rubber Division in Cincinnati, and
Armstrong-Whitworth Pneumatic Tools in England.—V. 190, p. 1229.
Speedway Division in LaGrange Park
r
its products and no
1265.
f
•
Temco
Aircraft Corp. (&
.
"
'
<
1
p.
1052.
•
,
Super Food
Services, Inc.—Registers—
r
chicago, on May 10 filed a registration statement
C covering 60,000 preferred shares-convertible series
X?1 cumulative dividend), $1 par. The company proposes
by Wm
iV l shares at $25 per share through underwriters (headed
a
dip iff, TeStmeyer
& Co.) on a firm commitment basis; and by
agrepfi" ! rinS subscription Central Securities Corp. has conditionally
($l=n
chase
70
'
rnnS of t°
Is
the
..
'
•
prospectus, the purchase of. the
Provide the funds to exercise an
113,003
issued
and
offering of the
option to pur-
outstanding shares
of common
ended March 31, 1960 totaled
On
1
March
1960, the corporation was
Board in Los Angeles that it
25,
Renegotiation
Renegotiation Board, Washington,
realized excessive profits for year
The
backlog
of
notified by the Regional
is recommending to the
D. C. that the
corporation had not
1957.
unfilled orders oh March 31, 1960 was
$80,000,000,
13
totalled $13,128,611,
previous
equal to 29 cents
with $2,030,213,
number of shares in the
compared with $11,829,026 in the
quarter. Net income for the 13 weeks was $2,154,216,
per share on 7.502,500 shares outstanding, compared
after provision
equal to 27 cents
previous quarter.
Sales
for
share
per
first
the
39
on
weeks
the
of
same
the
current
fiscal
year
totaled
a
increase over sales of $21,674,538 for the
Earnings after taxes were $5,961,478 for the
39 weeks. Comparisons with earnings of a year ago are unobtainable
since it had been previous company practice to take physical inventory
only at the end of the fiscal year.
record
1960 have amounted to $19,112,729
the corresponding Period of 1959
The percentage of net earnings to sales increased over that of the last
Quarter of 1959? from 1.30* to 1.97* and over that of the corresponding quarter of 1959, from 1.66% to 1.97%.
«
10,000 such shares.
the quarter which
Sales
gales for the
soli
i
0 Purchase
60(S» to the
income for
the
1
reported
manufacturer
history.
first three months of
compared to sales of $28,142,563 in
i
with
to
net
for
Corp.—Earnings—
that sales and earnings
weeks ended March 26, 1960 were the highest in company
semiconductor
This
of $299,209 for Federal income taxes, amount¬
ing to $0.22 per share on 1,704,608 shares outstanding. This compared
to a net income of $467,156
after provision ,of $643,206 for Federal
income taxes,
which amounted to $0.27 per share on the 1,703,311
shares outstanding at the end of the first quarter of 1959.
ir
191,
The
$375 692,
comiUiJii^nl,of the company's products was nation-wide and actativnc
^rough its own sales force and manufacturers' represen'ves.—v.
Transitron Electronic
Subs.)—Earnings—
Temco's rate
and also over
of 1960, ending on March 31,
of profit increased over that of the same period of 1959,
the preceding quarter, although gross sales were lower.
the first quarter
During
like
In
ing
a
year
62%
ago.
Chairman Leo Bakalar and President
Bakalar said the outlook for the final quarter continues promis-
in
line
indication
,
a
their report to stockholders,
David
•
$35,113,222,
period
with
that
the
the
trend
fiscal
already
year
will
established;
be
history of the company.—V. 191, p. 428.
the
most
and there is every
outstandling in the
1!
>'-^B«>Bars9l!.tWttfc»
WVMNMWS■wWvtaH. "ilrt
56
''
.
'
"
1959
1958
$505,215,191
Operating expenses
$371,257,945
(incl.
oil
from,
taxes
+$ 7,483,858
and
income
on
from
income
tion
Net
76,806,304
Interest
Misc.
oil
and
manufactures and/or distributes roto-operated jalousies;
push-button
operated
jalousies
(Touch-O-Matic);
awning windows,
metal
screens
for
all
types
of
windows
(standards and specials;,
Y
.
and
19,347,089
24,566,034
—
5,218,945
14,765,358
—
1,239,198
69,829,901
$ 82,792,476
$
»
4,413,298
jalousie
—$12,962,575
—
57.047
+
4,470,345
575,243
$
„
lesult
declines
of
come—transportation,
sources—net
amounted
only
to
$1.60
on
stock
common
the
earnings
the
same
share,
per
rate
divi¬
properties.
transportation
million
$70.1
of
sured
Air Lines, Inc.—Stock Plan—
United
Ave., Chicago, filed a regis¬
tration statement
with the SEC on May 9,
1960, covering 270,514
shares of common stock, issuable upon the exercise of options granted
or reserved
for issuance under the company's - restricted stock option
This
corporation of
plan.—V.
191,
South Cicero
5959
M.
the
For
1960
in
$1,943,259 and
totaled
for
of
number
the
1960
649.
p.
7.8%
used
1
Net
to
quarter
;
basis
V
Y
cents
share
per
the
on
standing.
Sales
r
of
$32,625,707,
$29,793,579
the
first
period
last
shares
.
,,
Gerstley stated,
Mr.
same
44
on
the
C.
W.
33
cents
10%
were
and
year
set
then
out¬
second
amounted
quarter
to
President
were
registered compared to sales of $15,270,001
said
record-high
ago.—V. 191, p. 649.
.year
of
'
steel
duced
of
.
.
cents
quarter
stock out¬
share earned
common
common
a
operating
were
results
cited
were
by
that
well
were
consolidated
above
levels
in
operations
for
the
like
first
the
last
months
ferroalloy
prices.
from
pressure
in
recent
plant
has
years
in
prices
domestic
extensive
an
Vanadium
Metal
both
general,
and
foreign
construction
considerably
he
have
says,
strengthened
been
reports,.
position
its
among
the more
efficient producers of
ferroalloys.
Testimony to
"this accomplishment is provided in the fine results
achieved by the
with
company
its
Vancoram,
new
Ohio,
plant.—V.
190,
of
Victor
Equipment
equiva¬
$16,920,737
a
Ended
Months
Co.—Earnings—
$3,056,022
Selling,
sold——
goods
general
and
1959
1,980,314
$2,819,419
1,805,100
$1,075,708
of
$1,014,319
759,450
689,107
.
administrative
expenses-
of Directors of Hammermill Paper Co.
The Boaids
Estimated
Net
and United States
the
—V.
For
than
mere
both
40
companies.
HammermUl Paper Co.
years
;
:
„
and
U.
S.
become
U.
S.
F.
A.
Envelope-
will
Co.
Hammermill
preferred
of
S.
U.
U.
S.
Envelope
Co.
Paper
in
Co.,
will also
charge
of
the
will
be
Each
changed
Co.
Each
changed
Paper Co.
irto
share
into
share
a
U.
of
U.
S.
share
a
of
share
and
common
of
preferred
common
S.
of
Envelope
Co.'s
stock
of
Envelope's noncallable 7%
7%
noncallable
preferred
having the same rights and privileges as
Company's present preferred. However, the holders
Envelope Company's preferred will be given the privilege of
Paper
Further
their option,
Co.
having
details
stockholders
a
be
called.—V.
are
new
7%
delayed
a
will
convertible
call
furnished
186,
preferred of Hammer¬
provision.
when
the
special
meetings
of
T.
share
per
on
311,339
(1960
159,493
$160,121
Pitkin
and
The working interests relate to 2,560 acres
non-contiguous tracts of 80 acres each, in
Counties, Colo.
The interests offered are an un¬
Gunnison
all oil,
such
gas.
well
other hydrocarbons which
or
wells
or
as
of
accounts
for
reduction
inventory;
used
as
net
proceeds, $80,000 will
$25,000
for
reduction
of
payable;
for
be
speculation.
a
the
a
of
notes
$5,000
$70,000
advertising
for
and
be
payment
loans; $25 000
bank
purchase
promotion
which
well
is
not
to
and
be produced from
may
any
proportionate share of
a
on any
of the tracts. The purpose
well begun by the operators in October,
located on any of the
acreage to which the
a
working interests offered relate and in which the holders of the
working interests will have 110 interest therein or in
The
well which
the operators have
mile of some but not of all
the
production .there¬
any
undertaken
of
material
and
$3 000
to
fabricators,
Inc.,
1827
Boone
is located within
the 80-acre tracts. This well is known
of
York
New
June
on
sole stockholder of the
Joseph
dissolved
was
and
10,
was
C.
Bancroft.
succeeded
by
In
a
current
1943
the
partnership
Fabricators0 uf°lA?h "
Ban"oft< doin& business as Universal
Partnership was dissolved and Henry S.
business as an individual proprietorship under
rontin,,^
AHen
thi
corDoratpH
,
f
?h»,Fabricators until 1957, when Mr. Allen
^dividual proprietorship and formed the present
f
poration
\
n
Umvm7lSak000rrt\CeastOinr
carried
the
of
on
#
lesLe
Universal
S!
Pronert^
of
m
? It f p
.
pSd
id
P
in
,
'
in-
a Whollj; 0wned subaId*ary named
675a to Universal InC' at Cost- Universal
taabTTiCat0rS,1
Government U. C.
Properties,
Inc.,
of
Fabricators.
which
$5,600
gas
This
Wadkins
and
Obele
whereby each has
itftn6 tracts of
frartceff
into
Th!!ehL
nave
They
fntere°tr
inteieat
Of
of
sm
80
an
have
equal
acres
ii
in
record
entered
interest
into
in
the
well
and
sale
of
venture
farmout
converted
was
They
sub^ect
amounting
to the farmout
agreement.
to 1346.5/2560,
and
retain
a
if
West
thei CdmPletlon ot the test
at
foregoing interests
working
well Wadkins and Obele
only nominal
cost
to
them.
total
a
of
retail units
4,090
associated
were
dealers.
Y;
Y.
.
.
-
.
.
reflecting both improved weather conditions and
company's intensive merchandising and promotional
quarter prospects,
therefore,
are
encouraging.—V.
Second
y.
,,y-/;yy
Slope
Slope
Gas Co.
Gas
Co.
Slope
will
Placed
Bonds
—
May
on
the
use
shares
of
for
funds,
sold
5
along
stock
common
construction
with
its
to
the
Service
from
$500,000
Public
parent,
purposes.
"
.
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—To Purchase Stock
Virginia Pulp
shares
&
of
Paper Co.
May
on
and
common
for
its
costs
of
The
a
offer
to
to
paper
The
11
preferred
to
of
purchase
U.
offered
stock
S.
up
Envelope
arising
the
from
will
that
shares
shares
envelope
of
now
had
United
Stock
Exchange
Luke,
tional
of
May
on
President,
shares
noted
common
give West Virginia
a
11
at
that
and
$29%
a
acquisition
preferred
share.
of
stock
191,
p.
1713.
(
majority stock interest in
U.
S.
addi¬
250,000
about
under
would
offer
the
He
to a
U. S.
two
Envelope Co.
that
West Virginia intends to vote its shares in
opposition
proposed merger agreement approved
by the Boards of Directors of
Envelope and Hammermill and reported to stockholders of the
companies
Under
on
the
May
6.
West
Virginia
offer, which closed May 27 the company
buy common and preferred shares up to an aggregate of 250,000
shares, with a reasonable over-run. If the number of shares tendered
will
in
to
answer
cepted
in
the
the
offer
order
Weyerhaeuser
This
exceeds
10%
a
received.—V.
191,
over-run
p.
be
will
tenders
ac¬
1480.
Co.—Earnings Up—
company's first
the
over
corresponding
to
shareholders
quarter
period
on
sales
last
April
for
year,
1960
showed
President
8%
an
Norton
increase
Clapp
an¬
29.
principal gains were made in lumber operations, demands for
sulphite and kraft pulp reached the
highest level in recent years.
Sales for the first' three months totaled
$108,125,000.
Net income
for
the
period
quarter in
During
in
was
$13,744,000,
an
increase
of
6.6%
above
the
first
1959.
the
.
latter
stages of the quarter severe weather conditions
principal lumber consuming areas led to a decline
the
company's
In
housing starts. "This condition adversely affected incoming
Mr. Clapp stated.—V.
191, p. 246.
orders,'
'#
White
Sal/s
Stores
Inc.—Sales Up—
191, p.
1160.
1960—Month—1959
$4,552,448
1960—4
Mos.—1959
$4,006,370 $15,463,414
$14,388,625
e
,
1960—4 Mos —1959
*25'42°.625 $21,801,800 $90,099,920
above.—V.
purchased over
stock, or
Envelope
outstanding.
price of U. S. Envelope common stock traded over the
May 11 was $31 per share and the high for preferred was
share. Hammermill Paper Co. common closed on the New
on
per
Mr.
—V.
1900—Month—1959
West
to
already
States
share
and
Virginia.
per
commissions
shares
of
Virginia
West
$20
and
broker
pay
it
company
stock
common
-
transfer
reported
million
a
of
the
for
company
high
counter
$15%
said
The
company
of
25%
York
taxes
of
share
per
stock.
any
quarter
about
stockholders
$38
pay
preferred
Period End. April 30—
$87,437,857
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Sells
St. Regis—
Corp.
same
Co., of which 408 were company-owned
Independent associated outlets. This compares
year earlier,
of which 382 were company-owned
a
the
of
250,000
offered
the
Walgreen Co.—Sales Higher—
Kratter
I960,
associate
an
While
They will also have
working interest in and to 6,440 acres
subject only to land owners
royalty of 12.5% and overriding
royalty ranging up to 2.5%, Upon the
of the test well
they will have 69.62%, of any production
See
to
Supply
associated
Colorado;
agreement
agreement.
gqo?
a11 80
903.5/2560 °/fered are the sold- they win
in and to
tracts.
-Vs lTC'pTTeTr
Yy/ZYYy
^
currently
50,000
of
nounced
agreement
working interests offered relating
H acr,es. each are
interests
Period End. April 30—
com¬
Capitol Life Insurance Co. took $100,000. The trans¬
was arranged by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
acres.
total of 9,000
a
9\°°° acr6S covered by the farmout
and the
each
sold working
the
1960.
the
on
the first" quarter of
shopping areas. In the
one
per
15,
were
stores
Western
or
to receive assignments
joint
a
The
a
have
Feb.
on
completion
will
$0.38
cents
35
during
suburban
closed
Y Y
.
of
quarterly cash payment
opened
Y; YY
$0.30
quarterly-dividend
of
1
,
..
action
test well
production.
producing
cor-
was acquired June 20, 1957 and is
the lssuer at cost* Universal Properties, Inc.
?°°ne Ave;*plant premises and the activities
Inc* are Mmited to the sub-leasing of said
$5
$5,675
1
being drilled to evaluate the lands for oil and
drilling of the test well is pursuant to a farmout
York
stockholders
f?nivprtoi0IwQ»rtrefHeni7 S' and one
AUen' the
Universal Fabricators, Inc.
corporation
Producing Co. No.
covering
Ave.,
and has been in continuous
operation ever since. The present com¬
pany is the successor to a business
commenced in 1940 under the name
of
Universal
Metal
Screen
Co.,
Inc.,
which
corporation
was
later
succeeded
by Universal Fabricators, Inc.. The
of
both
older
Wadkins
is
frnmgtfn^fr.ar>i<irr'nh0lf' If*' ^adkiPs *s entitled
from Union Oil Co. of oil and
gas leases
*"vwat inc°rporated under the laws of New
*
for
used
reserve.
BUSINESS—Universal
SL,
1957
payable;
for
and
interest
complete
1959,
drilled,
be
may
present overriding royalty
of the offering is to
Y
re-
Privately—
$1,150,000 of
mortgage pipeline bonds, 5%% series due 1980, to
two insurance companies.
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States took $1,050,000 of the bonds
and
ar.d to the entire 2,560 acres.
The interests
subject to the proportionate share of land owners
royalty of 12V2%
are
'
Mar.
"""/"/"Y " V ".""'r; — *"■
1960,
31,
1818.
p.
$1,178,910
-' "
Auto
were
are
effects
191;
divided acreage interest in
of
3.005,472
dividend
stockholders
.
were
located
were
3.682
4,024
In
agreement entered into
by T. Roy Wadkins, one of the operators, with
Union Oil Co. of Califor¬
nia dated May 25, 1959, which
requires the drilling and completion of a
test well
to a depth sufficient to
penetrate 200 feet into the Weber
Formation or 5,000 feet beneath the
surface, whichever depth shall first
occur.
When the test well has been
drilled to the depth required in
the farmout agreement and
completed either as a
publicly offered 60,000 shares
Fabricators, Inc. common stock (par $1) at
as
March
and
1,307,511
$947,742
•
the
on
stock
$2,486,421
1,049,995
;
consecutive
stock.
are
Western
program.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Obele,
divided into 32 separate
$1,997,737
Co.
of Universal
share
of
3,642
the
129th
stores
new
West
doing business as Wadkins Producing Co., and
doing business as Obele Oil Co., both of Englewood,
Colo., filed a registration statement with the SEC on
May 10, 1960,
covering 250 Oil and Gas Leasehold Working Interests, to be offered for
one
per
the
which
Sales
to
Wadkins,
M.
$55,503,363 $50,390,619
-----
regular
a
1959.
Y
' Y
•
outstanding at
common
two stores
stores
with
to
operation.
with
$0.53
,
as
PROCEEDS—Of
of
As
I960,
common
Eleven
-
1,
for
$165,719
$0.61
Universal Fabricators, Inc.—Common Stock
Offered—
The James Co. on May 2
$5
pany's
on
<
(based
■'
,
,
and
follows:
$17,433,639 $17,044,450
; 38,069,724
.,33,346,169
taxes—
stock
,
1960
as
i960
,
-Y_a——
preferred
,
.
31,
are
,Y.
paid
marks
nine
$325,212
shares)
2554.
p.
Roy
Edward
from.
885.
p.
was
This
public sale at $600 per unit.
outstanding
Envelope
S.
receiving, at
mill
of
Hammermill
Company's
be
Hammermill
V.
of
of
unchanged.
Paper
will
President
division.
Paper
remain
stock
common
the
Vice-President
a
Hammermill
stock
Duval,
187,
1959
Wad kins Producing
Co.
executives.
earnings
shares;
;
year
first
156,137
taxes
Vj
stock
312,939
Envelope
have worked together in producing and marketing. U. S. Envelope
Company's business will be carried on as a division of Hammermill
Paper Co. under the immediate direction of U. S. Envelope's present
income
income
Common
of
Federal
YY/.
..
March
preceding
March 31—
after
after
March
share
Co.
Envelope Co. have entered into an agreement providing for the merger
of the two companies. The agreement is subject to the approval of
stockholders
"On
.
Envelope Co.—Dirs. Approve Merger—
the
.1—
common
Western
1960
sales
Cost
rise
1674.
p.
~
31—
March
ended
quarter
of
quirements)
and
he
program,
/•..
,
the
months
share
per
of
1960,
two
$316,258
United States
*
Y
year,
producers.
highest
The
from sales to independ¬
gain came
...
Income,
period,
interim report to stockholders.
in an
for
Through
Net
$1,842,012,
..
shares of
66
a
for
earnings
Income———.
on
Net
in
ferroalloys in March receded in line with the rate
production, and earnings were additionally restricted by re¬
for
record
for the same period
•
to
These
year.
earnings on
fiscal
latest
the
were
company.
of the company's territory
items because of the steel
most
major
some
weather.
the
ox
Western
above sales
sales
second-quarter
observed
1960
demand
share of common stock, as compared to $1,546,065,
share for the second quarter of the previous year.
The
Taxes
,
.
new
a
the
1,431,734
on
compared
last
net
for
1960
the
dealers,
Y Total
Earnings
amounted
the first
pro forma
31
sales
Net
of
portion of the
earnings
•. Y
Y.
.
Y
taxes_______^^._—_Y
31,
March
ended
and
earnings
share
a
President,
Keeley
months
of
The
March 31,
quarter
quarter
earnings were $677,897.
throughout
delivery
.
-
the
'
.
uptrend that has persisted since the first
achieved despite the abnormally severe weather
Quarter Ended
.
Y'YJ-
in
31,
March
in the history of
period
Before
dealer
Three
the
for
per
also
„
$19,115,193;
were
cents
like
Keeley,
"-under
lent to 40 cents per
or
business
ended
months
—Wholesale
Net
of America—Earnings—
net
$949,991,
equal to
"in
months.
six
income
Net
the
for
4,186,825
and
1959
of
were
standing
,
Gerstley said net income amounted to $3,298,921,
equivalent after preferred dividend requirements to 71 cents per share
on
the 4,191,515 shares of common stock outstanding. This compares
with net income of $2,639,313 for the first half of fiscal 1959 which
55
international
Vanadium
of
sales
$19,390,748,
.
to
in
v.\ •' ■:'V:
150,900 shs.
spring
and
shares
'yy
company's quarterly report to shareholders.
equal
growth
2664.
p.
Outstanding
••
<
Supply Co.—Sales Up—Net Down—
was
corresponding
First
of products
Continued
contributed.—V. 190,
the
;
500,000 shs.
__v
Sales—Retail
quarter sales of 1959.
He noted that this
to the greater than normal incidence of in¬
part
Vanadium Corp.
corporation achieved record sales and increased earnings for
the first six months ended March 31, 1960. it was stated on May 2 in
was
in
due
FINANCING
Authorized
cents)
prevailed
that
•
PRESENT
TO
,
Presi¬
E. Gifford Upjohn,
Dr.
,
■
.
\
substantial
of
Sales
the
this country early this year, reflected in the sale
treatment
of
upper
respiratory infections.
in
healthy
•
Mr.
President James M.
is
in
but
the
and Catherine
respectively, of the
first
over
working
which resulted in part from pre-season ship¬
and summer merchandise made earlier than in the
previous
year.
Although reflecting the extreme
weather,
sales
of
company-owned
stores
were
moderately ahead of those of a year
earlier.
Increased
volume
on
passenger
car
tires,
auto
parts
and
accessories and hardware items was especially marked.:;;-;.;. •
Earnings, however, were somewhat below those for the comparable
quarter of 1959, due primarily to schedules for advertising, catalogs
and other promotional efforts that could not be adjusted to conditions
manufacturer
report to shareholders,
interim
increase
general
the steady
and
franchise
ent
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
pharmaceutical
/" '
10
three
delayed
A
ments
the company in the same capacities,
personnel will remain intact.—V. 190, p. 919.
firm's
ethical
In .the
This
.
strike.
Hraback
W.
the
and
dent. stated that consolidated net sales for the period were $39,639,000,
States Borax & Chemical Corp.—Earnings Up
United
*
conditions
operations.
Louis
Vive-President,
the
of' 1958
.
was
v/.." 'J
\
that
and is
plants
smaller
the new Uni¬
with an as¬
periods was $1.57, although
outstanding
shares
*.
(par
-
EFFECT
GIVING
corresponding
arising out
-
slightly larger. For the 12 months
period ending March 31, the 1960 net income
was
$4,197,762,
compared to $4,145,601
for 1959. On a per share
basis the 1960 earnings were $3.39 compared to $3.37 in 1959.
Operating revenues from sales of both gas and electricity showed
improvement in both the three and 12 months comparative periods.
The company's income, however, was adversely affected, in both pe¬
riods, in the amount of $142,000 by the Pennsylvania 14 mills gross
receipts tax, effective on sales of gas after Jan. 1, *1960.—V. 191,
In
for its
inks
Executive
and
for
1480.
p.
for
any
half
reported earnings of 42
/cents a common share for the three months ending March 31, against
'36
cents
for
the
first
quarter of 1959. Net earnings amounted
to
$5,869,000, up 16.2%, compared with earnings of $5,050,000 a year ago.
the net income applicable to
the same period in 1959 was
The per-share earnings in both
$1,937,512.
'*
in sales continued
coast.
to
coast
for
continue with
Upjohn Co.
fluenza
Co.—Earnings—::
will
the
that
increase
months
three
first
stock
common
President
company,
and
-a
United Gas Improvement
from
announced
also
Wilson
Kent,
ink
1053.
p.
cities
of high-quality
supply
Mr.
and
This
*
major
in
and
announcing the acquisition, Mr. Wilson said that
versal subsidiary
would provide the parent corporation
In
equipment
for
plants
Sleight
Universal
of
191,
Sales
manu¬
of
shares
for
In
fact, the aggregate expendi¬
other improvements were
$15.8 million greater than in 1958. Continued expenditures on such a
scale, as pointed out in previous reports, are essential under presentday conditions to enable the Union Pacific to maintain and improve
its competitive position in the field of transportation and continue to
provide efficient, up-to-date service.—V. 191, p. 2030.
tures
Wilson.
L.
assets
$78,000
engaged
is
company
Western Auto
in ex¬
the
of
service
dividends was declared in dividends to the holders of com¬
mon stock, compared
with 48.4% in the previous year.
<
'«
"Iliere was no curtailment of expenditures for improvements to the
—V.
10 by Universal
May
on
stock
Common
Sleight and Hellmuth is one of the ten largest independent
facturers
of
printing and lithographic inks in the country,
a
pioneer in the development of metallic inks. Its principal
are
located in Chicago, New York City, and Philadelphia, and
preferred
<mmpany's
John
Louis corporation
St.
,
''
*
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Acquisition—
this
by
.
.
.
Hellmuth will be acquired
Match Corp. common stock.
All
share, including an extra dividend of 40 cents
the year. Thus, 59% of the company's net income after
of
end
-v-
and
program;-
Newark 12, N. J.
of Sleight and Hellmuth, Inc., of Chicago, one of
major manufacturers of printing and lithographic inks,
announced
President
1958—
in
as
•
.
.
principally in designing, de¬
veloping and maunfacturing high-powered radio frequency industrial
electronic equipment and accessory pneumatic, hydraulic or mechani¬
cal equipment
for industries such as electronics, chemicals, atomic
energy, plastics, packaging, and woodworking.
...
.
.
;-vy':
The
company's executive
offices are at 841 Frelinghuysen Ave.,
acquisition
's change
*•
in
at
■
nation's
was
outstanding
per
the
at
declared
development
of
BUSINESS—The
aluminum); • sliding
standard casements;
and
for
Universal Match
The
—$12,941,084
gas
operations, and investments and
after
dividends
on
preferred
stock,
share of common, stock, or 58 cents less
per
pansion
capital.
■>?
categories of in¬
the major
three of
all
the previous year.
this 17%%
decrease
Notwithstanding
were
in
doors
(wood
(Instant-Fit)
1160.
p.
21,491
—$
$ 77,782,444
64,841,360
$
5,010,032
$
oil and
earnings
$2.71
share than in
per
dends
4,988.541
$
Net income from all sources—
the
by
35,556
539,687
charges.—
Total fixed and other charges
As
Inc.
glass doors;
storm
windows
combination screen
and
storm
sash
for
basement
windows;
lineal
roll-formed screen
frames; lineal extruded storm sash frames; horizontal sliding windows;
double
hung windows; knee-wall for jalousie enclosures;
flush-back
jalousie
doors
and
door
insets;
continuous heads
and sills for
jalousie walls; and component parts ior ail of tne above.—v. 191,
—$ 6,504,432
•
other
Fabricators,
Dealer's concession
:..*
; j,(v
....
$15,000 will be used for consolida¬
tion of operations in larger plant facilities; $25t000 fot additional pro¬
duction machinery, test equipment and laboratory facilities; $15,000
tor
demonstration equipment
and sales promotion; - $25,000 ,for ex¬
net proceeds,
the
PROCEEDS—Of
The company
gas
funded debt
on
Universal
2,570,415
$ 43,461,084
income
rents
7,002,401
+
$ 36,956,652
_
income
Total
—
13,526,160
_
from
income
other
69,803,903
20,692,259
_
operations (excl. inc. taxes)
All
licly offered 66,666 shares of Weldotron Corp. common
stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share;,
on the issue was 25 cents.
/
merchandise ' sold and delivered to
Guardian Metal Manufacturing co.,
for
$4,483.11
23,262,674
_
transporta-
operations
of
sum
Monday, May 16, 1960
. #r.
— Common
Stock Offered — Arnold
Inc., and Street & Co., Inc. on May 5 pub-i
Malkan & Co.,
facility
rents—net
Net
the
Inc.
"
oper,)
gas
and joint
charge
Equipment
lease,
the
under
security
Guardian
+$10,552,242
$378,741,803
revenues
rental
as
organizational expense and $25 as a cash
Metal
Manufacturing Co.. Inc..
for
Increase ( +)
Decrease (—)
',
$515,767,433
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Taxes
•
.'l
Financial Chronicle
Weldotron Corp.
with $50 being used
fund.
an inactive corporation,
was
owned
10%
by Henry S. Allen and 90%
by members oiMr.
Allen's immediate family. The corporation is no longer active. When
the corporation terminated its activities, there was due and paya
to Guardian Metal Manufacturing Co., Inc.
by Universal Fabricators
used
was
Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
*
Operating
Comrne~rciaiand
The
C2140)
'
»'''■•
Williams & Co., Portland,
See
Frlto
Co.
above.
Ore.—Acquired—
*
:
"
'1'
'
Williams & Co., Inc., Seattle,
Wash.—Acquired—
See
Frlto
Co,
above.
*
Y
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Number 5951
191
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
. .
.
certain
niams-McWilliams Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
u
and
9 an earnings increase of 35% in the
compared with the corresponding period of 1959.
fiist qUu inntial improvement in earnings was largely attributed to
The substw»ble operations 0f the company's Merkel Division.
more P1
mines
for the three months ending March 31, 1960, totaled
Net earn &
cents
per
share> on saies of $9,247,447, compared
$183'25 V,inL's of $136,788, or 20 cents per share, on sales of $9,412,420
corresponding period of 1959.
'
lPtfer
to stockholders, L. R. Thornton, Williams-McWilliams
Inwreported that the company's construction and dredging
preside^;.
*
active in the first quarter and are expected to
operations ^ ^
Jevel f()r the remainder of the year.
contmu
second quarter, uncompleted dredging and construcEn
of Willi&ms-McWilliams
amounted to $4,500,000. The comti°n woiK
that it was awarcjed a $3,218,227 contract for the
PanL:i,Von of a new public wharf on the Mississippi River for the
reported
The flr"!
0f i960
'
«
c0Drd
m
Commissioners of New. prleans.
Port
of
May
on
■
tne
^
and
of
lease
and
5%
the
of
10c
stock
additional
common
par
throughout
to
annual
States
net
income
others
performed
of
mining
one
the
of
?.o-year debentures, As
pay the partnership
t
agreed
United
rendered
shares,
profits
taxes.
certain
property
equipment.
her
Of
such
owner
three
of
minor
evaluated
were
the
partnership
for
payment
Honduras,
and
the
of
a
mine
securities,
the
Mrs.
properties,
children
600,000
at
services,
certain
$42,250.
prospecting,
Gloria
received
addition
In
$91,249
of
Raudales
$28,000
to
debentures,
related
w.
buildings
de
Daft
debentures
of
shares.
common
Net
proceeds of
shares,
are
will
used
be
v
for
the stock
estimated
to
at
purchase
rails,
ties,
rail
rebuilding
for
roads; $30,000
working capital.
Bobak
and
Davis
Vice-President,
shares
Coral
sale,
(both
respectively.
It
install
cars
for
entire
assuming sale of the
$855,000.
and
a
and
is
expected
mill
for
related
transportation
equipment;
Honduras)
Bobak
are
listed
$10,000
for
$655,000
President
as
10,200,000 of
$3,333
on
57
.
V
'
.
shares.
Silberman and Kornberg
a demand note and each received
■bonus.
*
-
,
Coke Co.—Earnings—
in net income for the first three months
was reported on May 2.
President, said that net earnings for the period
totalled
$332,950 and were equivalent to 79 cents per share on the
423,409 shares of common stock outstanding. This compares with net
earnings
of $225,534, cr 53 cents per share, for the same period
almost 48%
of
March
31,
Alfred
M.
1960
Rogers,
last year.
Net sales of
totalled
Mr.
Illinois and West Kentucky coal producers,
compared wir-h $5,264,880 for the first three
the company,
$5,404,445,
of
as
1959.
increase in profits was partly
major modernization program,
said the
Rogers
beneficial
effects
of
a
result of the
in 1957
a
started
Installations of more than $2'/2 million of
new
and
more
modern equipment
at the company's six mines has
substantially ' reduced
production
costs,
and subsequently increased
and
and
outstanding
and Davis 1,600,000 shares.
David Kornberg, Jr., Secretary, of
Gables, owns 1,800,000 shares.
Harold M. Silberman, of Coral
owns
a
340,000
owns
company
as
increase
An
ended
completed
profit
of
the
Zeigler Coal &
1,000,000
that some $100,000
processing of ore;
the
equipment;; and
director,
a
loaned
140,000 shares
1
company
Bobak, one
including the
certain
and
each
Joseph
and
received
house
Gables,
months
Ltd.—Sells Business—
Boxes
Wilson
the
representing
Divlsion.-V. 187, p. 1829.
tor the
*1.
15,900,000
$60,000
'
the
shares
8%
company's
company
anc* °^er activities. The rehabilitation expenses amounted
'
*ncdud*n8 travel expenses of Bobak and Emanuel Davis;
services
fn
the
the
the
partners, and
rehabilitation
partial
and
of
15,900,000
persons
of
Honduran
the
oi
Division's program of plant improvement and retail
Jnansion is expected to result in progressive increases in sales
Sme
teim
oexore
Merkel
T
other
$28,000
consideration
r(2141)
I
the
In
said
than
recently.
margins.
reporting on the financial condition of the company, Mr. Rogers
working capital as of March 31, 1960 had increased more
that
$11/4
million
$4,193,078.—V.
the
over
190,
same
date
$2,935,451
1959—from
in
to
1778.
p.
Roderick, President of Wilson Boxes Limited, Lancaster,
n
announced on May 3 that negotiations have been concluded for
cole of
the business to Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd. This
j
p
t
confirmed by Mr. R. A. Irwin, President of the
nouncement was
organization.
cothiirst
■
1
^
•
Ltd. has been engaged for many years in the manuti re of corrugated
shipping containers, serving the market for these
nHiicts throughout
the Maritime Provinces. The addition of these
Boxes
Wilson
Orations to the converting facilities of the Bathurst organization,
Xadv established in Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba, w.ll enable
to participate in the Maritime markets for shipping con¬
Bathurst
tainers.
..
,
Inc.—Sales Higher-
Winn-Dixie Stores
1960—44 Wks.—1959
1960—4 Wks.—1959
Ended April 30—
period
:
-i
'
1
$
$
$
3
52,870,451 610,269,797 562,375,411
56,435,383
gales
137°-
t-V. 191. P-
Co.—Debentures Offered—Mor¬
Stanley & Co. and associates offered for public sale
on May 11 a new issue of $20,000,000 of the company's
35-year 47/s% debentures, priced at 101.265% and ac¬
crued interest to yield about 4.80% to maturity.
The
debentures, which are due May 1, 1955, were awarded
to the Morgan
Stanley group at competitive sale on
May 10 on its bid of 100.479% which named ihe •!%%
coupon.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates bid
100.181 for the debentures. The First Boston Corp. syndi¬
Wisconsin Telephone
gan
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS'
price of 100.15999. Both named a 4%% rate.
cate named a
subsidiary of American
the s le
and used
principally for construction These advances are expected to approx¬
imate $20,300,000 at the time the proceeds ore received.
PROCEEDS—The
company,
wholly owned
a
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT
Telephone & Telegraph Co., will apply the proceeds irom
toward repayment
of advances "from the parent company
REDEMPTION—The
debentures*1
new
of
CAPITALIZATION—As
debt
of
The
Green
Milwaukee
and
areas.
On
in
metro¬
$121,848,818
of
service,
Dec.
of Milwaukee.
area
REVENUES—Total
This
the
such
adjacent
the metropolitan
322,
includes
cities as Madison, Racine and
31 last, the company had
which about 45% are located in
of
telephones
1,096,764
Telephone had a
outstanding on that date
also
stock of $20 par.
territory in Wisconsin
with
area
Bay
Mfv.
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
Wisconsin
1959
were
THE'^BCVOF
common
service
company's
politan
31,
Dec.
There
$30,000,000.
of
10,750,000 shares
SERVICE-LEARN
at
to the principal amount.
prices ranging from 106.765%
funded
redemption
to
subject
are
POSTAL
operating revenues of the company in 1959 were
income before income deductions was $20,926,-
total
and
compared
$17,719,453
and
$111,074,559
with
in
1958.
UNDERWRITERS—
Amount
Amount
Morgan Stanley & Co.__$1.700,000
Loewi & Co. Inc.
Robert
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Merrill Lynch, Piqrce,
W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Inc.
1,000,000
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth &
&
Co.,
Dominick
Simmons
Inc
&
Hornblower
1,000,000
___
1,400,000
Weeks..,
&
1,000,000
w. E. Hutton &
Investment
1,400,000
Co.__
&
Co
Corp.
1,000,000
of
Norfolk
150,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co..
Lee Hieginson
Corp
<-V. 191, p. 1818.
Wolverine Shoe
&
Fenner
the
as
number
of
of
common
stock
to
the
of
addresses
and
names
shares
follows:
underwriters,
by each
Shares
Shares
Allyn
and
Bradbury-Ames
Co.,
Inc.i,-
Co
wuttenden,
Podesta
&
Co
&
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
—
4,000
Newhard,
5,000
2,000
The Ohio Co
Charles A. Farcells &
s C0, Lnc.__
»
S!L 'JKreeger & Co._^._
£award D. Jones & Co.___
al'nan &
Co.,
Reinholdt
*
Inc
191,
p.
Co.
'
•
,
F.
J.
-AND'-■11 ■'
5,000
McDowell
Watling,
2030.
5,000
2,000
4,000
5,030
Scherck, Richter Co
Straus. Blosser &
4,000
Lerchen &
Winckler
Co.—
Period End.
April 30—
191,
p.
J
1818.
es
Sl'sn
a tv;
$
243,153,577
Co., Sandusky, Mich.—
Exchange Commission—
co™pany on May 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
13,3'335 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
s*iare> without underwriting,
Thp
and
na
■:
■
Fifa1^? Rubber Manufacturing
With Securities and
covin,
$
$
60,660,735 271,973,882
83,753,956
>
IT'S THE BETTER WAY I
1960—4 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$
Zv
V-
iu.>. ■»
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
4,000
2,000
Co
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—Sales
Higher—
Salpo
COMPLETE!
5,090
5,009
Gardner
Wm. C. Roney & Co
1.000
4,000
5,000
/"
v
&
-
ADDRESS
5,000
& Co
Co.
Cook
IS CORRECT AND
1,000
2,000
Co.
&
McKelvy
4,000
institutional Investment
—■*.
5,000
duPont & Co—
tbJ"$!?«
wtu
I.
ton'
Greenawa.lt
MacNaughton
1,000
?♦" ^0lllns & Co
rr
THAT THE DELIVERY
* -
,e,cker & Co. Inc.__ 20,000
C
stock
purchased
be
,
.
a
A.
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
Tanning Corp.—Our issue of May 9
UNDERWRITERS—The
are
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
'
&
reported the offering of 100,000 shares of common
on
May 5. Additional financing details follow:
ana
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
1,400,000
1,400,000
White, Weld & Co
1,000,000
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
ties Corp
1,400,000
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
1,400,000
500,000
500,000
Smith Inc.
The Milwaukee Co
The Ohio Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis
R. W. Pressprich & Co..
L.-F. Rothschild & C'o._
Stone & Webster Securi-
300,000
Dominick__
Goldman, Sachs
$300,000
150,000
„
e,ers al'e to be used to
working capital.
i0r
purchase machinery and
equipment
Yuscaran Mining Co., Inc.—Registers Common—
6815 Tordera St., Coral Gables, Fla., filed a
000 nW*
statement with the SEC on May 6, 1960, covering 1,000,share
0f common stock, to be offered for public sale at $1 per
£mniovpoc
offering is to be made through company officers and
to thp
11 an underwriter is obtained, the commission payable
reektLCOmpany of
tb
.
-.
koderwriter may exceed 12% of the offering price,
nrim!flp^ny Was organized under Florida law in August 1959 for
silver
if ^
purpose of exploring for, mining and processing gold,
acquirer)
™inc and copper in Honduras, Central America.
It
Dartno
Ji
year lease from Bobak, Davis and Associates,1 Limited,
Pondura J".
'
*he rtght to mine certain mineral zones in Yuscaran,
to certp)« anc*
^e 8ame lease it also acquired two grants relative
tor suph
properties in North Carolina (U. S. A.). In consideration
lease
the
Thn
the
w
a
,
company
agreed
to
issue
to
the
partnership and
.
!
.
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ff. s
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158
The
(2142}
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 16, 1960
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
•.
";
■-
i,-,
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Athens, Ala.
Alamo School District, Contra
San
of
Sale—The
Bond
•
•
trie, series 1960
tion
bonds
Vv; 191, p.
Hendrix
$325,000
May
on
offered-on
4—
&
County (P. O. Clanton),
J.
—-
C.
White,
until
24
11
the
for
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
Mateo County,
May
on
$600,000
series
—v.
jail
bonds.
to
Due
from
Dated
June
to
1,
1960.
inclusive.
1983
C
The
Francisco,
Anchorage, Alaska
Offering
Shannon,
ceive
City
sealed
(AST)
until
bids
Due
July
on
inclusive.
1980
terest
10
(J-J)
attle-First
Principal
90,000
May
on
1
1971 inclusive.
sealed
inclusive.
1976
to
Bond
Offering—Bert
State
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
attle.
Legality approved by Pres¬
purchase of
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of aid bonds.
Betts,
receive
May 24 for the
$50,000,000
veterans'
Bond
Offering
sealed
of
Directors,
bids
until
10
"
chase
gation school bonds. Dated July 1,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
1980 inclusive. Callable. Principal
-and interest
-■
sealed
cipal
clusive.
Central
Maricopa County, Agua Fria Union
High School District No. 216
Contra
a.m.
(MST)
bids
May
the
Rhea
June
on
untijTl
for
13
July 1, 1960. Due
from
1
1961
1968
to
2
from
District No. 5
2—v.
191,
May
on
1926—were awarded
p.
to Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
Yavapai
County,
4V4S. Due
1979
1994
to
3y>s.
as
on
Due
June 1
inclusive.
on
June
'
.
.
1,
v:
County
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
James,
awarded
Bank
&
Valley
$150,000 school
office
First
Los
Hill
&
July 1 from 1961 to 1985
(J-J)
the
County
to
191,
J.
A.
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Hogle & Co.
California
Bond
College
(P. O. Conway), Ark.
on
Sale—The $1,090,000 dor¬
May
awarded
0—v.
to
191,
the
p.
1819—were
Federal
Housing
and Home Finance Agency,
and
3V8S, at
a
price of par.
as
27/8s
H.
Secretary, will receive
until 10
revenue 1960 bonds offered
Offering—S.
on
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on
April
1
from
1963
to
2000
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
at
Legality
the
Bank
approved
of
by
pay¬
Stockton.
Orrick,
.;
as
until
11
June
on
1
from
1961
to
5s.
and
as
-
Due
Nov.
on
1
1964 inclusive.
Nov. 1, 1965
on
1966.
3,960,000
a.m.
3.35%,
'
730,000 as 3s. Due
•
in¬
net
a
about
from
3V4S. Due
as
Nov. 1
on
to 1975 inclusive.
1967
Other members of the syndicate
were as
Inc.,;
1980
follows: A. C. Allyn &
American
Blair
Co.,
Corp.,
Securities
&
Pearblossom Waterworks District
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,, King,
Angeles County, Calif.
Qpirk & Co., Inc., McCormick &
Bond Offering—Gordon T. NesCo., Johnston, Lemon & Co., Wal¬
vig, County Clerk, will receive., lace, Geruldsen & Co., Freeman
..
No. 24, Los
Co.,
'V
Hemet, Calif.
bids
at
his
Angeles, until 9
office
in
Los
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
-
&
Co.,
Joseph,
McDonnell
&
Mellen-.&
Co.,
Miller,
Inc.,
Inc.,
May 24 for the purchase of
$218,000 waterworks bonds. Dated
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Pohl
& Co., Inc., Allan Blair & Co.,
bids
July 1,
D. H. Blair &
on
1962
City
on
Offering—Mary E. Henley,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
until 7.30 p.m. (Calif.
DST)
May 23 for the purchase of
$225,000 general obligation mu¬
nicipal improvement bonds. Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
1961 to
1982 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest (J-D)
City
Treasurer's
to
Rancho
on
May
awarded
School
District
(P.
Bond
vig,
O.
about
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
May
$418,000
31
will
for
receive
office
a.m.
in
191,
1819—were
p.
to
3.90%.
Bond
of
Offering— J.
E.
Lewis,
bids until 10
on
$1,730,000
school
building bonds offered
May
—v.
9
awarded to
191,
a
p.
2031
—
syndicate headed by
Francisco,
at
a
price
:
and
the
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
1714—were
Security-First
Los Angeles.
on
awarded
A.,
of
Fort
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$2,000,-
refunding
Home Finance Agency, as
a
^ ,
2%s, at
price of par. Interest F-A.
Denver, City and County, Colo.
Bond Offering — L. M. Cooley,
Manager of Public Works, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until May 25 for
the purchase of $11,750,000
series
revenue,
A
airport
bonds. Due on
June 1 from 1963 to 1987 inclusive.
Douglas County, County Reorganiz.
School District No. 1 (P. O.
-
Castle Rock),
Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
County
high
to
and
revenue, series 1959 A bonds was
sold to the Federal Housing and
elementary
school
sold to
a
school
and
bonds
was
addition
group
$700,000
building
composed of Boett-
cher & Co., Bosworth,
Sullivan &
Co., and the Commerce Trust Co.
of Kansas
The
Bank,
(P. O.
Collins), Colo.
construction
interest
$75,000 school
May 2—v. 191,
National
Colorado State University
1980 in¬
of
on
were
the Bank of America N. T. &
S.
of San
Principal
to
on
$750,000
Sunny side School District, San
Luis Obispo
County, Calif.
p.
California
The
1961
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Mountain View Union
High School
District, Santa Clara County,
—
20 from
(J-D)
Sale—An issue of $8,000
school, series A bonds offered on
May 3 was sold to A. T. Mann.
Sale
June
clusive.
Malaga School District, Fresno
County, Calif.
Bond
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
June 6 for the purchase of
Co., and Hannaford
Talbot.
000
sanitation bonds offered
3—v.
&
Dist.
District, Santa
Barbara County, Calif.
Los
purchase
Sanitation
Santa Maria School
(Calif. DST)
the
Fe
Diego County, Calif.
Shearson, Hammill &
Co., as 5s, 33/4s and 4s, at a price
of 100.08, a net interest cost of
"Los Angeles County), Calif.
;
Santa
Legality obligation
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Angeles.
Nietos
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $145,000
general
of Los
Los
1993
San
payable at the
office.
1958. Due
July 1 from
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los
Angeles.
Homage,
sealed bids
(Calif. DST) on June
17 for
the purchase of
$154,000
dormitory
1960
revenue
bonds.
a.m.
of
Co., Inc., J. C. Bradford
Principal and interest
& Co., Gregory & Sons, Salomon
payable at the County Treasurer's
Bros. & -Hutzler, Spencer Trask
office.NY Y \ \ Y
r-o
&
Co.,
The
Illinois
Company,
Bond
College of the Pacific, Stockton,
ARKANSAS
cost
1714
a
of
follows:
,,
bonds
p.
syndicate
Forgan & Co.,
from 1961 to
general obligation school
building
bonds. Dated June 20, 1960. Due
on
to
Glore,
100.0045,
by
price
a
terest
DST) on May 23 for the
purchase of $400,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
Fran¬
:
,
awarded
headed
at
1926—were
1960
May 11—v. 191,
on
—were
elec-M
,
bids
and
$6,000,000 utili¬
series
revenue
offered
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the County Treasurer's
office.
9—v.
Bond
ties
Monterey County, Calif. Y
Bond Offering — Emmet G.
McMenamin, County Clerk, will
sealed
4y2s
Springs, Colo.
Bond Sale—The
•
$1,310,000
receive
5s,
as
COLORADO
Pacific Grove Unified School Dist.
;
The
A., of
;'Y/ '
.
Colorado
awarded, to The, Bapk, of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco.
•
Western
Richards
Francisco,
&
school, series A bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
July 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Due
San
bonds offered
p.
to
by
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
May 31 for the purchase of
$237,000
school,
election
1957,
on
on
mitory
1960, series A
May 10—v, 191,
Due
interest
Arkansas State Teachers
$120,00$
awarded
Bank of America N. T. & S.
4%s.
County, Calif.
Sale—The
$26,000 school
May 3—v. 191,
on
1819—were
p.
Interest
approved
County Clerk, will receive sealed
and
awarded
on
.
cisco, and
jointly.
in
inclusive.
1714—were
tion
2030—were
Co., of San
Angeles, until 9
obligation
May
Bond
Sale—The
offered
bonds
(Calif.
offered
The
to
A.,
inclusive.
p.
Trust
inclusive.
1963
Legality
Ventura
$385,000 school
bonds
on
general
p.
l-
B.
191,
receive
bonds
;
A
*
sold to "•
Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
California
10—v.
was
Orrick,
District, San Mateo County,
series
to
(M-N).
Half Moon Bay Union High School
District,
improvement
offered
1961
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
1,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
payable
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
1960,
May
County, Calif. .
issue of $3,000
Placer County, Calif.
Bond
Francisco, as 5s. Dated
1960. Due on May 1 from
1,
sealed
June
on
San
May
in San Diego,
(Calif. DST) on
the
purchase
of
Sale—The
District,.-
series D bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Chino
Prescott), Ariz.
Sale—The
-
of
Dated June 15, 1960. Due on June
15
from
1962
to
1980
inclusive.
.Bond
Valley View School District,
Ocean View School District,
R.
p.
Security-First :- ; National
of Los Angeles, and Associ¬
-
The Bank of America N. T. & S.
$1,400,000 school, series "A" bonds.
Bond
as
for
;.
School
Union
school, series A bonds
inclusive.
Due
Co., Inc., and Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., Inc.
: '
'
sealed
School District No. 51 (P. O.
Bond
1977
June 1 from
on
Claremont Unified School
offered
Trust
inson &
Snowflake School
(P. O. Holbrook),
bonds
&
Dominick, Goodbody & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Schwabacher & Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co., Johnston,
Lemon &
Co.,, Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City, Frantz Hutch¬
Sale—The $78,000 general
obligation
Bank
follows:'
as
43/4s.
1995.
Arizona
Bond
24
were
—
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Dominick
&
v.
County,
May
1978.
191, p. 1819 — were
awarded to Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co., as 4V4S, at a price of 100.028.
Navajo
to
as
1,925,000
County School District
(P. O. Lakeside), Ariz.
—
747
p.
5s. Due
as
of
bonds.
office
a.m.
on
syndicate headed by
a
4.28%,
175,000
16
bonds offered
Western
1964
Bond Sale—The $28,000 general
obligation, serial bonds offered on
May
First
80,000
inclusive.
office.
No.
Costa
191,
v.
—
$720,000
July
on
5
about
the
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
Navajo
interest
County
Co., of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.011, a net interest cost of
purchase of $16,000 school bonds.
Dated
in¬
his
at
10.30
.
Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
sealed
Due
1985
bids
until
Co.
&
San Luis Obispo
Bond Sale—An
Treasurer's office.
Offering—
White
N.
Nipomo
County Clerk, will receive sealed
California
series D
awarded to
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
receive
1960.
to
Bond
191,
The
V,;
High School
District, San Diego County,
Bond Sale—The $2,900,000 1956,
sewer,
will
1,
1961
Sanitary
District, Contra Costa County,
ARIZONA
—
Los
office.
.
Offering
in
Principal
and
payable : at
the
(J-D)
(J-J)
$560,000 school,
on May 10
1819—were awarded
bonds offered
Co., Wulff, Hansen & Co.,
C.
and
California
receive
will
office
June
from
1
Treasurer's
of Seattle.
Bond
his
at
Dated
June
on
Seattle.
Legality
approved
by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
v.
Clerk,
bids
bonds.
payable at the
Savings Bank, in
&
County
District,
Co., Stone & Youngberg, Kenower, : Bank
&
Co., 'Cruttenden,. ates, as 33/4s, at a price of
100.884,
& Co., I. L. Brooks Se- > a basis of about 3.63%..
•
-
Los
purchase
the
.
Bond Sale—The
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
(Calif. DST)
obligation
interest
and
the
at
,,
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
May 24 for the purchase of
$69,000 general obligation school
(J-J)
Seattle Trust
County
vig,
in
the
Podesta
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
(AST) on June 7 for the purof $5,000,0007 general obli¬
a.m.
for
31
—v.
receive
office
a.m.
general
Angeles County, Calif.
Willis Avery,
BfodFd
receive
will
—
his
at
for
MacArthur
Grossmont Union
Carmenita School District, Los
Anchorage Independent jSchool
District, Alaska
&
curities
will
;
23
in
a.m.
Los Angeles County, Calif.
4
series C
from 1961
Seattle.
Clefk W the
May
$30,000
A.
will
bids
Angeles, until 9
on
California (State of)
Clerk,
May
11
Torrance Unified School
Taylor & Co., Irving Lundborg &; to
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
'
Angeles. '
&
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., R. H.
Inc., E. F. Hutton
County, Calif.
vig,
Trust
Moulton & Co.,
(J-D)
,
1,
4s. Due on May 1 from
as
Devine
Garvey School District, Los Angeles
May
on
Due
1966 to
1972
in¬
and
payable at the Se¬
Bank, in Se¬
Due
3%s.
as
1961 to
National
43/4S.
syndicate
Harris
Bank, of Chicago, C. J.
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Savings
inclu¬
1985
to
Is. Due on Feb. 1, 1985.
follows:
as
office
1
from
1961
to
1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County- Treasurer's
office. .Legality approved
by
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of' Los
1976 to 1985 inclusive.
as
his
until
purchase of $250,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
Feb. 1,
on
Other members of the
■
1960... Due * on
1,
1962
•
4V4S. Due
as
at
Bernardino,
(Calif.. DST)..,on
5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1973 inclusive.
1975.
from
60,000
rick, Dahlquist, Harrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
7,
Bond
from
a.m.
Dated July 1,
1 from
&
follows:
inclusive.
1964
as
60,000
re¬
and
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
1965.
C.
June 7 for the purchase
on
of $6,095,000 bonds.
1960.
10,000
George
Manager, will
—
T.
N.
as
June
from
1
to
940,000
were
sive. Principal and interest
5s. Due on May 1 from
as
1962 to
Bond
June
awarded
America
of
Bank
$30,000
on
1926—were
p.
S. A., of San
ALASKA
offered
bonds
191,
school,
May 3
San
140,000 as 4s. Due on Feb. 1, 1974
4.85%.
Date'd
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $190,000
general obligation courthouse and
1961
about
Belmont School District, San
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids
Calif
of $24,000
issue
school, series C bonds offered on
Trust
Co., of San Francisco, as May 4 was sold to The Bank of
5s, 3%s, 4s and 4*4s, at a price of America N. T. &. S. A., of Sap
100.009,
a
net
interest cost of Francisco, as 5s-, 43/4S, at a price
about 4.2%.,
Y,<:v
YYA; -A of 100.12, a net interest cost of
Mayes, Inc.
Offering
Sale—An
Bond
as
1961
awarded to The American
—were
Alabama
Bond
May 3—v. 191, p. 1926
$590,000
School District,
Sacramento County,
bids
sealed
ceive
net interest cost of about
:
a
4.18%, as follows:
Francisco.
Del Paso Heights
County, Calif.
$105,000 bonds
Sale—The
Bond
anticipa-
revenue
offered
Costa
elec-
1714—were awarded to
Chilton
100.017,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
ALABAMA
City, with interest rates
ranging from 3% to 4%%. Dated
May
1,
1960.
Interest
(M-N).
Legality approved by Tallmadge
& Tallmadge, of Denver.
Lincoln and Elbert Counties, Limon
•
Terrace Union School
District, San
Bernardino County, Calif. ;
Bond
Wardle,
Offering—V. Dennis
County Clerk, will re-<
School District No. Re-4J
.«
(P. O. Limon), Colo.
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$415,000
junior-senior high school building
Number 5951
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
offered on May 6 was sold Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Piper,
fo
connecticut
Bioren
Conn.
Coventry,
&
Davis
&
Co,
Shelby
A.
G.
Edwards
of
a
Colket
reoffered
Rnnrf
&
nuwin,
r,o
1
hiHc
&
until
for
/ncrm
/rt
/atert
bonds
Due
Tvr
o„
n7^??n^nay-24
thP
^
Jolv
July i from
on
Sale—The $148,000 sewer
I960 bonds offered on May 10—
v
191. p. 2031—were awarded to
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, as
:
3.40s, at a price of 100.024, a basis
•of about 3.39%.
' - v
.///A/
Bond
Co.
Frantz
f.
,
&
_
Tilneyv &
receive
chase
Bonneville
.
i
Co,
Legality approved
County School District
(P. O. Rock Island), III.
obligation
offered
bonds
County Class "A" Sch.
1097
u
.
s.
+
P
j
eate
on
™
?^
headed
P\
$2,120,000 gen¬
school
building
May 10—v. 191,
P
syndi-
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Arden C.
.aJ a Price
mrv
Clerk of the Board of 100.13004, a net interest cost of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids about 3.38%.
revenue bonds offered on May 9—
until 8 p.m. (MST) on May 17 for
Other members of the syndicate
v. 191, p.
1714—were awarded to
the purchase of $1,400,000 general were as follows:
Smith, Barney
a
syndicate headed by
Smith,
obligation
schooP bonds.
Dated & Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Barney & Co., and Blyth & Co.,
May 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
Inc., with interest rates ranging
est
(M-N) payable at the First Dickson & Co., and H. V. Sattley
from 31/2% to 6%. ■
Security Bank of Idaho, in Idaho
Other merpbers of the syndicate
Falls. Legality approved by Chap¬
were as follows: R. W. Pressprich
Hughes,
V^SaHlov
.
,
&
man
R. S. Dickson & Co., First
of Michigan Corp., Bacon, Steven¬
& Co.,
■
$275,000
as
260,000
as
Adams County
and Jerome;
1
Bond
1970 inclusive.
3.60s. Due on Nov.
1
inclusive.
1974
to
Louisville.
0
follows:
Due on Nov.
to
1971
from
Hy approved by Joseph R. Rubin,
Bank,
National
as
3.90s.
1961
from
130,000 as 3.70s. Due on Nov.
1,
purchase of $30,000,000 common¬
general obligation bonds.
wealth
Marshall County,
33/4s. Due
as
Nov.
on
1977 and 1978.
,
Lamoni Community
1,
/
,
offered
School
First of Iowa
-
Corp " Neu & Co " Quail & C°"
State
Ban£ of Lamoni, and Shaw,
P?1??
aS
and 8-80s-
Dated May 1,
'
1960. Due on
on
Sale—The
Consolidated School
id¬
Murray State College of Kentucky
(P. O. Murray), Ky.
Offering—Patsy Rowland,
Bond
secretary of the Board of Regents,
/®s will receive sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(CST) on May 30 for the
Nov. pUrchase of $683,000
dormitory
Chapman
&
bonds.: Dated Feb. 1, I960
Due on Feb. 1 from 1963 to 200C
inclusive.
Interest F-A. Legality
of
approved by Joseph R. Rubin,
Shenandoah, Iowa
Bond
April 30 was sold to
Securities Corp., as
4%s and 4V4S, at a price of 100.018,
a ne^ lnterest cost of about 4.25%.
1 from 1961 to 1976 inclusive- Le" revenue
gahty appr0yed by
Cutler, of Chicago.
$245,-
of
building revenue bonds
The Equitable
Bond Sale—An issue of $137,500
g^Qoi building bonds offered on
May 5 was sold to a syndicate
of the
Ky.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000 school
District, Iowa
composed
^
Kentucky (State of)
Offering—Sealed bids will
until June 7 for the
received
be
1975 and 1976.
135,000
indiana
Cutler, of Chicago.
Minidoka, Cassia
Moines,
p>es
Sale—The
Bond
eral
—
rev¬
Aug.' 1,
Dated
™ of ?f 1965"
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Hawesville Deposit Bank. Legal-
Becker & Cow-
Moines
Iowa-Des
10
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
No. 41
;
Offering
dormitory
eroun
nie, Inc., Carleton D. Beh Co.,
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and the
Rock Island
District No. 91 (P. O. Idaho
Bond
until
191,
May 4—v.
on
Poised oftte
.
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Falls), Idaho
Florida Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond Sale—The $4,850,000 road
,
offered
1927—wprp awarded to a
n
May 25 for the pur¬
1958 ibonds.
1998
bids
sealed
on
$250,000
1958. Due
''•>-'
idaho
of
enue
&
;
„
A
(CST)
Co, and Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French, Inc.
V
t
florida
&Co.,
A
a.m.
May 17 for the purchase of $500,??0.sSh?01
revenue bOndsDated June 1,1960. Due on Dec. l
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Call-
bonds
v
,
May-
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
Secretary
Stern, Lauer & Co, Sweney Cartwright & Co, Sutro Bros. & Co.;
M. B. Vick
.
.
will
Poole & Co, Ralph A. Potts, Arch
W. Roberts, Shaughnessy & Co.;
Talmage
•
will
Clerk,
County
District, Iowa
Bond ' Offering—-C. A. Balof,
and Business Manager,
^
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
Offering-^Henry W. Littlefield Vice-President, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
May 27 for the purchase of
$1 600,000 d o r m i t o r y - revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
on April 1 from 1962' to 1999 inclu¬
sive. Interest A-O. Legality, ap¬
proved by : Ropes, ,Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Bond
„
eld,
Knoxville Community School
^
University (P. O. Lincoln;,
Hutchinson
Garrett
t
J
f
Lincoln
.
& Co,
Sons, Johnson,
Lane,
Space ; Corp,
Juran
&
Moody, Inc., Fi Brittain Kennedy
& Co;, McDougal & Condon, Inc.,
Robert
Bridgeport (P. O.
Bridgeport), Conn.
'
offered
Bond Offering—Cullen D.
De°sVMoi>nesHernCk & Langd0n' of
1978
Co, Ray Allen, Olsen & inclusive. Principal and .interest
Beaumont, Inc., Beil & Hough, (J-J) payable at any bank or trust
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc., company designated by the sucDolphin & Co, Clement A. Evans cessful bidder? Legality approved
& Co, Inc.; Farwell, Chapman & by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
Darien, Conn.
school
$25,000
bonds
revenue
Hawesville), Ky.
lQfin" Treasurer's office. Legality ap-
1965 to
Sale—The
Bond
building
on
May 24 for the purchase of $60,000 on May 3—v. 191, p. 1927—were
Parking lot revenue bonds. Dated awarded to Stranahan, Harris &
June +/ 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from Co, as 3V2s, at a price of 100.128,
l"
—
19®5 to 1967 inclusive. Principal a basis of about 3.45%
Hancock County (P.O.
and interest Payable at the City
„
rr
T3
(CST)
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
^rPtnvT? ^
i £
y'
mlssfonpr^^wu? B°ar^ °f sealed
C°im^
missioners,
will
receive
& Co,
H. Clel-
will receive
Clerk,
land>
County (P. O.
Williamstown), Ky.
Grant
Dodge, Iowa
Bond Offering—Robert
o
,
Fort
the
Irving
about 3.72%.
University of
in
(P. O. Kankakee), III.
group
'»:■
be
Kankakee Valley Airport
Authority
Cullom
Co, H. J. Steele & Co,
composed of Estabrook
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc.,
Cor Putnam
& Co., Coffin &
Watkins, Morrow & Co, Wells
Rurr "and R. D. White
& Co., as &
Christensen, Inc., Weil, Roth &
at a price of 100.219, a basis
Z
will
future.
near
Mayes, Inc., Penington,
1926—were awarded
191, p.
v
Co,
Sale—The $800,000 school,
Sons, Elkins, Morris, Stokes
A bonds offered on May 10 Hendrix &
Rnnd
Pr}es
bonds
Jaffray & Hop wood, Reinholdt &
Gardner, Herbert J. Sims & Co,
Inc., Anderson & Strudwick,
Brothers & Co.
Stern
(1(2143) C'I>9
Louisville.
$27,000
street
Western Mason County Water
improvement bonds offered
on
District (P. O. Germantown),
May 3 — v. 191, p. 1927 — were
I"
V ; District No. 331 (P. 0,[ ( .•/
Kentucky;
awarded to The Peoples Trust &
;
V
;
Rupert), Idaho
;
Bond Offering
Clark Smith,
Bond Offering—Eugene WoodBond?• Sale—The $990,000 gen¬ Secretary of the/School Board," Savings Bank, of Indianola.
Additional Sa*e — The $28,000 ward, Secretary of the Board of
eral obligation * school bonds of¬ will receive;, sealed bids until 1
fered on May 9—v. 191, p. 1927— p.m. (CDST) ron May 19 for the
street construction bonds offered Commissioners, will
;
Jacksonville, Fla.
k
to
a ' syndicate ?
Certificate Sale—The $30,000,000 were > awarded
purchase of $62,000 school con- at the same time were awarded bids until 10 a.m.
on
of Blyth & Co,/Inc., 1 struction and \ equipment* bonds, to the First of Iowa Corp.
r 16 for the purchase of * $285,000
electric revenue 1960 certificates composed
water works system revenue and
offered on May 10—v. 191, p. 1820 First Security Bank of Utah, N, A, Dated May 1, 1960. Due semi-anVillisca, Iowa
conditional assessment bonds. Due
—were
awarded; to
a
syndicate of Salt Lake City, Kalman & Go,
P°P fuly 1, 1961 to July > Bond Offering—Henry C. Fas.
.
July
1
from 1962 to 2000
l975
headed by the First Boston,. Corp., Inc., Edward L. Burton & Co, and
inclusive.^Interest J-J. Le- ^enau city Clerk,- will receive • l i
Shields & Co.," Lehman Bros., and Coughlin & Co, Inc.; as 41/2S, 33As
?alltf
^Cord' sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
C. J. Devine & Co., at a price of and 3Vzs, at a price of 100.04,-.a Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
louisiana
May 19 for the purchase of $63,000
100.012, a net interest cost of about net-interest cost of about 3.62%. /
&-€o.,
Merle-Smith, Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co., Inc., Bacon, Whipple
& Co., Julien Collins & Co.,. and
Hayden, Miller & Co/*'* ~ /'■/;, ?
Co., W, E.; Hutton
&
son
Counties
Dick &
"A"
Class
Corporation (P. O. Monroe),
;
Indiana
School
;
,
.
^
,
.
receive sealed
(EST)
May
,
■
.
■
y
lncluslve-
bonds.
Elkhart, Ind.
3.48%,
.
follows:
as
$4,100,000
as
,
Due
6s.
;
,
.
July
on
Illinois
as
3&s.''Due
on
1
as
A
13,700,000
as
3y4S. Due
1972
on
3.40s. Due
on
July 1
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Bros. &
Union
.
Weld
Fenn
&
Salomon
Eastman Dillon
Hutzler,
Securities
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
Ira
Clinton), III.
July 1
Co.,
4s, at a price of 100.031.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
Cook County, Avoca
Bond
DodgeCo., ;
mill
Loeb,
M.
Rhoades & Co., Wertheim & Co.,
J..C. Bradford & Co., Bache & Co,
Dick &
Merle-Smith, Gregory &
Sons, Hallgarten & Co, Hayden,
.
Stone &
Co.; Hirsch & Co.*, W. E.
Button &
Co, Tucker, Anthony
&
R, L. Day.
Weeden & Co, Wood, Struthers
vru-°'V Goodbody &
Co.,
R- 'Williston
i, A-Hogie & Co,
ne
i;Boeb
Ohio
&
&
Beane,
Cooley & Co,
Company,; Newburger,
Co,
Cruttenden, Podesta
Co, A. Webster Dougherty &
Interstate Securities
Corp,
Rand &
Co., Thomas & Co., Yar;r11' Biddle & Co,. Baker, Watts
°-»
£?
'
Co.,
Newhard, Cook - & Co,
^us, Kindred & Co, Hallowell,
Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland &
Mi'i
M- Kidder & ..Co, Inc.,
lackey,
,
'■
...
'
Mericka
Dunn & Co,, Inc., Wm. J.
>
& Co.
o^chmidt,
Roberts
&
Parke,
Rr gerA •Deane
& Scribner, Stein
£r°s & Boyce,'1 Stifel, Nicolaus &
Wa'n
Stranahan, Harris & Co,
wr- ace' Geruldsen & Co, R. D.
Whlte'
&
Co,
Granger
&
Co,
&
price
Co,
as
4s
on
Ham-
Cook County
•
Bond
v
Bond
Consolidated Com65 (P. O.
Evanston), III.
;/
;
>
Secretary of the
Board of Educa¬
1962
to
and
1965
interest
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
Dated
"March*/1960!* Due'on
Dee.
1
from
in nil is:i vp
inclusive.
.
■
1961
to
1975
Arnold &
at
the
City Treasurer's office.
Sale—The $1,110,000 sani-
of
100,005,
No. 2
Wichita, Kan.
eral
Sale—The $3,245,754 gen-
obligation
May 10
—
v.
bonds
$350,000 hospi-
Crane,
a
as
Kohlmeyer &
Co.,
&
and
4s, at a price
basis of about 3.99%.
Franklin Parish School District
kansas
Bond
*/ 4? t
bonds offered on May 5-v.
191' P- 1715-were awarded to a
group composed of
Co>> Ladd Dinkins
•
Cameron
Hospital Service District (P. O.
Cameron), La.
1961
35,000 street improvement bonds.
Bank,
offered
191, p. 2032
on
— were
(P. O. Winnsboro), La.
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received until 8 p.m.
bids will
(CST)
on
x-eceiveu uiiui o p.m. Awi; J..
^e'^0fo,r bonds"
Dated
Mly
l"
awarded to a syndicate headed by 999 s<^°o.! b<onds. Da^d Ju y
,
the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., j989- ^fUgfve iLLesW-J Leof New York, as 4y4s and 3y4s, at J9?^1^8^ Kv FoIpv fox &
posed of Goodbody & Co., Ernst a price of 100.051, a net interest Judell, approved Orleans.
of New
& Co., Herbert J. Sims _& Co., cost of about 3.29%.
by Foley, Cox &
-
Robert F. Bell & Co., and
Dreyfus
&
Co./ as 3V2S, at a price of
sealed bids until 101.4253, a basis of about 3.37%.
p.m.
(CDST) on ^une 1 for
iowa
the purchase of $1,300,000 general
obligation school building bonds.
Clinton. Iowa
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
Bond Sale
The $16,000 street
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds offered on
cipal and interest (J-D)' payable improvement
at any bank or trust company des¬ May 4 — v." 191, p. 1927 — were
awarded to Becker & Cownie, Inc.
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Fairfield, Iowa
Cutler, of Chicago. ..
. /
Bond
Offering—L. R. Harris,
Kankakee County Community High
City Clerk," will - receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
School District No. 307 (P. O.
7:30
purchase of $91,000
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
Due
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
.on
June 1 from 1961 to 1969.inposed
sale
of ! $850,000
school clusive
Legality - approved
by
building bonds offered on May 5
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers
&
—v.
191, p. 1927—was postponed
- .
due to market conditions.
The Cooney, of Des Moines."
*
1979
Cameron ParisK Lower
1,
in¬
tion, will receive
Bradley), III.
June
tary, second issue 1960 bonds offered on May 11-v. 191, p. 1927were awarded to a syndicate com-
-
Offering—Oscar Lanphar,
to
receive
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
munity Sch. Dist. No.
'
from
Dated
bonds.
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
of
payable at the Gary Na¬
in Gary. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1960. Due on Dec.
1 from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
terest J-D. Legality approved by
,•
1
Kirkman
St., Lake Charles), La.
awarded to Scharff & Jones, Inc.
follows:
swimming pool improve-
(A-O)
*
Chicago.
Oct.
tional
Dated June 1,
Chapman & Cutler,", of
Board
will
as
ment
Ret-
May 24 for the purchase of $1,-
clusive; -"Principal
interest
net
Trustees,
the
bonds,
500,000 school improvement, series
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due
and 3%s, at a
100.0005, a
about 3.71%.
of
N.
No. 27 (P. O. 1724
Doolittle,
Bond Sale—The $180,000 buildcity Clerk, will receive sealed
—xnc fiuu,uW uuuubids until 7.30 p.m. (CST) on May ing and equipment bonds offered
for ^e purchase of $90,000 0n May 3—v. 191, p. 1483—were
51
bonds offered on
of
of
cost
Bacon,
Whipple & Co., Fitzpatrick, Sulivan
&
Co, Inc., Roosevelt &
School Dist.
May 9 was sold to Shearson,
; vu
.
on
(P.O. Wilmette), III.
Sale—An issue of $175,00(1
building
Secretary
School
No. 37
Co.,
Offering—Chris
Bond
p.
offering—L. L.
Rond
$55,000
son,
school
Carl
were awarded
RnCnUPiie|woProrn
Bond & Share Corp.,
c
Gary School City, Ind.
••
Webster City, Iowa
ipal I989 bondsmffered on May 4
4
Calcasieu Parish School District
$186,000 munic-
,1927—were awarded
to
Mullaney, Wells & Co, and
Ralston Securities Co, jointly, as
191,
—v.
Estabrook & Co., Hemphill, Noyes
«
Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., Clark,
,
Bond Sale—The
JPPfi?a
jointly.
•
building bonds offered on May
White,
&
Haupt
-
j.
Sale—The $139,000 school
Bond
inclusive.
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive/
.Phelps,
Community Consolidated School
District No. 219 (P. O. R. F. D. j
;
from 1967 to
Counties
Winnebago
and
Boone
July
-l, 1966.»,
10,850,000
;1
■
1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive/ *
1,350,000
•
>,
17
for
the
syndicate
follows: Salomon Bros. &
Other members of the
were
as
Jefferson Davis Parish Gravity
Drainage District No. 5
(P. O. Welsh), La.
Wertheim & Co., Bache
& Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Brown
Bros. Harriman & Co., Rand & Co.,
improvement
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., John
May 3
Hutzler,
Bond
Sale—The
—
$62,000
public
bonds offered
on
v. 191, p. 1715 — were
Small & Co., Blewer, Glynn & Co., awarded to Scharff & Jones,
Barksdale & e°., and
Mid-South Securities Co.
H^ner
kentucky
f
Inc.
'No £ (P 0
Alexandria), La.
District
Bond Offering
—
J. S. Slocum,
Carrollton, Ky.
■ Secretary of the Parish School
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school Board, will receive sealed bids
building revenue bonds offered on until 1:40 p.m. (CST) on June 1
May 4—v.
191, p. 1927—were for the purchase of $179,000 school
awarded to a group composed of bonds. Dated June 15, 1960. Due
Magnus & Co., Fox, Reusch & Co., on June 1 from 1961 to 1970 in¬
Inc., and Pohl & Co., Inc., as 4s elusive. Principal and interest
and 4y2s, at a price of 100.03, a" (J-D) payable at the office of the
net interest cost of about 4.23%.
Treasurer of the School Board.
-A
60
'
(2144)
Legality approved by Crapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
V-
•
H
v
*
•
**
',
Vermillion Parish Road District
No. 4-A (P. O.
Abbeville), La.
Offering — Marcus
A.
Bond
Broussard, Secretary of the Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids until
9 a.m.
(CST) on June 7 for the
purchase of $40,000 public im¬
provement bonds.
Dated July 1,
I960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
*1965
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
bonds
Sale—The
offered
1715
p.
awarded
were
—
$40,000 school
May 5—v. 191,
on
Franklinton,
4s, at
as
1
from
and
The
MICHIGAN
project 1948 bonds offered
May 10—v. 191, p. 2032—were
awarded
to
syndicate
a
headed
by the First Boston Corp., as 3.20s,
at a price of 100.0899, a basis of
about
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Northern Trust
Community School District
(P. O. Lincoln), Mich.
Note Offering—Bernard Cham¬
purchase of $68,000 tax anti¬
cipation notes.
Dated
May
16.
1960. Due on March 16, 196.1. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
bank
or trust company designated
by the successful bidder.
Public
School District
(P.
F.
8
S.
Moseley & Co., J. C. Brad¬
Co., George P. Fogg & Co.,
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow,
and
Bond
p.m.
(EST) on May 18 for the
purchase of $205,000 school build¬
ing limited bonds. Dated July 1,
1960.
Inc.
Sale—The
offered
on
-—were
awarded
$705,000
May 10—v. 191,
to
a
bonds
2032
p.
group com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Hornblower & Weeks, and Town-
send^ Dabney & Tyson, as 3V4S, at
a
price of 100.3699, a basis of
about 3.20%.
trust
or
May 16 for the purchase of $6,000,000 temporary loan notes. Due
Nov. 20,
on
1961.
Massachusetts Turnpike
Authority
Earnings Progress Continues
Authority reports total rev¬
of $1,061,117 for the month
of April, as compared with
$889,The
enues
049
a
reported
year
and
in
the
Operating
ago.
maintenance
down
month
same
expenses
were
$259,595,
slightly from last
The
year.
available for
balance
in¬
terest charges amounted to
$801,522, compared to $628,522 in the
month last year, an increase
same
of 27.5%.
of
Monthly interest charges
were covered
121.9%,
$657,250
against
a loss in April, 1959.
Passenger vehicles revenue in
April, 1960, increased 20.7% and
comercial
vehicle
revenue
was
14.5% from a year ago.
For the 12 months period ended
up
April 30, 1960, net earnings, after
operating expenses and mainten¬
available
ance,
charges,
crease
a
were
of
$1,852,414,
or
comparable period
As
result
a
for
interest
$9,712,327,
of
a
in¬
an
23.5%
and
expenses
maintenance,
were
Community School
bonds
p.
Offering—Hugh A. Brady,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on
May 19 for the
ness
&
price
Hill,
of
awarded
Inc.,
Hark-
3.70s,
as
100.059,
to
at
basis
a
a
of
tion notes. Dated
about
3,69%.
Bond
•
.
E.
Cut¬
ting, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o The Merchants
Na¬
tional Bank, 28 State
ton 6, until 11 a.m.
Street, Bos(EDST) on
May 18 for the purchase of
$2,325,000 school project, act of 1948
r
bonds. Dated June
June
1
from
1961
1, 1960. Due
to
1975
sive.
Principal and interest
able
at
the
Merchants
on
inclu¬
pay¬
National
to
City. Legality
ap¬
Kenower, MacArthur
Co.
(CST)
June 3
on
$445,000 bonds,
$295,000 general obligation
bonds.
1961
Due
to
150,000
bonds.
April
on
system
Due
sewer
from
1
inclusive.
1980
sewer
April
1, 1960.
and interest payable at
trust
or
company
MINNESOTA
&
&
Cudlip, of Detroit.
awarded
to
a
group
of
composed
Co., jointly,
at
price
a
terest
cost
of
of
about
Principal
any
bank
by
3.40s,
net
a
in¬
3.39%.
Offering—M.
G.
net
a
about 3.39%,
$75,000
as
interest
follows:
as
4%s.
Due
from 1961 to
60,000
4s. Due
as
1966
70,000
1968
to
as
from
3l/zs.
1969
as
of
cost
on
1
1965 inclusive.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on
May
23 for the purchase of
$70,000 hos¬
April 1 from
on
to
on
April
1
inclusive.
1971
Due
on
on
April 1,
April 1,
Michigan
Offering
County
sealed
(EST)
on
—
Elvera
until
Ded-
will
3
re¬
p.m.
May 25 for the purchase
of
$800,000 county care facility
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960.
Due
on April 1 from
1961 to 1975 in¬
clusive. Callable as of
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
any
bank
or
trust
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
bv
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
Merrill, Community School District,
Michigan
Offering
—
Lester
Wet-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
more,
until
8
or
(J-D)
Fenton Independent School District
No. 148, Minn.
Offering—Joe
District
sealed
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 industrial
May 5
on
Clerk,
M.
will
bids
until 3 p.m.
(CDST)
May 23 for the purchase of
$35,000 general obligation funding
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
pay¬
able at any bank or trust
company
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Howard, Peterson, Lefevere, Lef¬
& Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
p.m. (EST) on May 23 for
the purchase of
$270,000 school re¬
County School District
Bond
Offering
Bond
eral
sold to J.
S.
Love
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
sanitary
sewer
improvement, series G bond3 of¬
fered on May 4—v.
191, p. 1821—
awarded
were
headed
by
Bank,
of
par,
net
a
4.54%
j
as
to
the
St,
Paul,
interest
follows:
a
syndicate
National
First
at
a
cost
price
of
(MST)
on
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1960.
In¬
,*
Poison, Mont.
Sale—The
$185,000 water
bonds offered
revenue
on May 2—
191, p. 1716—were awarded to
v.
Paine-Rice &
&
Co., and J. A. Hogle
Co., jointly.
NEBRASKA
Hospital,
Bond
Offering — Joseph
O.
Burger, Recording Secretary, will
City Municipal Separate
Certificate
to
Saie
school
tificates of
Pershing County (P. O. Lovelock),
the
An
—
Delta
issue
improvement
National
of
cer¬
was
sold
Bank,
and
Yazoo, both of Yazoo,
jointly.'. *7'
•'
Offering
County
sealed
bids
June
—
Henry Ander¬
Clerk,
until
8
receive
(PDST)
will
p.m.
purchase of
$400,000 general obligation hospi¬
tal limited bonds. Dated June 1,
on
indebtedness
the Bank of
&
NEVADA
son,
Yazoo), Miss.
$45,000
Chapman
Nevada
School District (P. O.
1
1960. Due
1980
for
the
June 1
on
inclusive.
1962 to
from
in¬
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
terest
(J-D)
and
Principal
payable
at
approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
ity
MISSOURI
Northwest Missouri State
College,
Board of Regents (P.O.
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Maryville), Mo.
Bond
Sale—The $1,385,000 stu¬
Conway, New Hampshire
Note Sale—The $200,000 tax an¬
housing system 1959 revenue
bonds offered on May 5—v.
191, ticipation notes offered on May 6
dent
p.
1821
—
were
awarded
to
the
—v.
191,
p.
1929—were
Federal
nance
Housing and Home Fi¬ to The North
Agency, as 2%s, 2%s and Banking Co.
SVss, at
a
price of
Conway
Hooksett Village Water
Bond
school
New
Sale—An issue of
$69,000
building bonds offered on
May 3 was sold to Kalman & Co.,
Inc., as 4V2S, at a price of 100.10.
Chouteau County School District
No. 99 (P. O.
Floweree), <
Montana
Bond
Offering
Whitehorn, Clerk
awarded
Loan &
par.
MONTANA
of
about
L.
June 14 for the purchase of $750,000 school amortization or serial
Bond
Yazoo
Beaverhead County School District
No. 10 (P. O.
Dillon), Mont.
obligation
Donald
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Roseville
Minnesota
bonds.
Interest J-J.
Pettit, District Clerk, will receive
ler
(P. O. 2701 North
Lexington Ave., St. Paul 3),
1960.
West, Missoula), Mont.
:*
Brant-
receive
1,
No. 1 (P. O. 215 South Sixth
$1,200,-
plant bonds offered
was
Co.
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by Howard, Peterson,
Lefevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
ner,
July
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Tippah County (P. O. Ripley),
Mississippi
payable at any
trust company
Dated
Omaha, Neb.
Sale—The $790,000 school
on May 10
191, p. 2033—were awarded to
com¬
pany
Bond
iterest
on
Clerk,
bids
and
Bond
Manistee County (P. O.
Manistee),
Bond
revenue 1959
bonds. Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
1963 to
1976 inclusive.
Principal
improvement
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
syndicate composed of M. A.
(CST) on June 13 for the pur¬
Saunders & Co., Inc., T. W. Wood-,
chase of $515,000 student nurses
ward & Co., Cady & Co., Inc., First
and
intern
bousing, sel'ies 1959
U. S. Corp., Harrington &
Co., Inc., revenue bonds. Dated April 1,
and Ducournau &
Kees, as 33/4s 1959. Due on
April 1 from 1962 to
and 4s, at a price of
100.002, a net 1999 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
interest cost of about 3.99%.
City
bank
inclusive.
Due
3V4s.
April
purchase^of $42,000 school
building
a
Kampen,
Goodbody & Co., Martin & Co.,
and Friday & Co., at a
price of pital
100.001,
May 27
for the
Nebraska Methodist
Lesueur, Minn.
Bond
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
School District, Miss.
3V4s and
as
100.0008,
Offering—Hope M. Lantis,
Bond
building bonds offered
Lapeer County (P. O. Lapeer),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 county
hospital limited tax bonds offered
on
May 4—v. 191, p. 1928—were
County School
Lincoln), Mont.
Bond
from
1
designated
—v.
on
District No. 38 (P. O.
Albany Municipal Separate
Bond
Bond Sale—The $850,000 perma¬
May 1, 1961. Principal and in¬
payable
at
any
bank or nent improvement revolving fund
trust company designated
by the bonds offered on May 10—v. 191,
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬ p. 1928—were awarded to John
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Mc- Nuveen & Co., and J. C. Bradford
Kean
Lewis and Clark
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Albert Lea, Minn.
(MST)
1, 1960. Interest J-D.
terest i J-D.!
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
New
on
revenue
April
on
supply
Kent, District Clerk, will /receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
19<il.,to .1912 ..inclusive.
Dated
May
.
County School District No. 13
(P. O. Box Elder), Mont.
Bond
Offering — Clayton
W.
Morton, Miss.
Offering — A. M. Quails,
Clerk, will receive sealed
follows:
as
.
on
*
$135,000
water
revenue
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
bids until 2 p.m.
of
special assessment street im¬
«*\
distribution bonds offered
Barret,
Merchants-Produce
for the purchase of
offered
issue of $15,000
''
-
Sold—The
May 26 for the purchase of $80,000
school building bonds. Dated June
inclusive.
1980
terest
1965.
Offering—Helen
sold
to
the
at
Town
composed
V
Not
Missoula
5s, 4s and 37/gs, at a price
par,
a
net
interest
cost
of
sold to
1962
McEvers &
as
was
&
&
$90,000
obliga¬
general
was
Bank of Kansas
1928—were
p.
group
1960. Interest J-J.
^
Hill
Bond
bonds
provement bonds offered
3
bonds
able
$1,250,000 water
1A
Sale—An
issue of
sewer
on
payable at
Weston, Mass.
Co.,
May 1, 1960. Due
April
'
a
and
purchase of $147,150 tax anticipa¬
ceive
191,
2032—were
to
Le¬
by
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
May 11—v. 191,
awarded
F-A.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
County
Authority (P. O. 3910
series
*• ,n«
t\>,
sold.
1964 to
from
1
Interest
Sale—An
from
1
of¬
St., Royal
Oak), Mich.
revenue,
8
May 2—v. 191, p. 1614—were not
Fitch, North & Co., as 5s and 5V4S.
Jan. 1, 1960. Due on March
Webster
1960
District, Mich.
Note
rickson,
Merrimac, Mass.
Sale—The $75,000 school
offered on May 9—v.
water
Oakland
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Keytesville, Miss.
Jackson & Curtis.
Water
on
approved
Bond
May 3—v. 191, p. 1820—
to Paine, Webber,
Southeastern
'
t
Dated
bonds
until
(MST) on May 31 for the
purchase of $165,000 school bonds.
& Co., Inc.,
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
gality
awarded
Bond
Lake Orin
123%, for the 12 months
April 30, 1960.
Bond
inclusive.
p.
covered
ended
main
Feb.
Due
1991
■>
on May 5— of
1928—were awarded to about 4.03%.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
Walled Lake, Mich.
Donald-Moore & Co., jointly.
191,
continuing ..."
1972.
improvement in
65,000 as 2%s,
Due
earnings, interest charges on
1973 and 1974.
funded debt, after
operating
net
were
cipation notes offered
month-to-month
the
on
$105,000
revenue
sewer
1960.
$62,000 special
water
fered
and
sold today to Cady
tion
assessment
bids
p.m.
5s, 5V4S and 5V2S. Dated Feb. 1,
as
ford
Note Sale—The $25,000 tax anti¬
30,000
the
Bond Sale—An issue of
Mc-
Township (P. O.
Grand Rapids), Mich.
Brody
Trustees'
of
sealed
i
>
»•
Board
receive
municipal
Belmont, Miss.
water
Paris
Glendive),
Offering—Jeanne
Clejgkr of the
Co., and Woodard-Elwood
MISSISSIPPI
(EST) on May 25 for
purchase of $60,000 tax anti¬
cipation notes. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due on April 1, 1961.
Principal
and interest payable at the Oxford
Savings Bank, in Oxford.
Sale—The
Bond
Bonds
the
on
&
Dated July 1,
the First Boston Corp., J. C. Brad¬
& Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Iron River, Mich.
over
year ago.
&
John Nuveen
June
,
County School District
No. 1 (P.O.
and
Wayne
Dated
Ennis, Mont.
until 8 p.m.
Bond
Dawson
inclusive.
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Harold E.
was
> —
bonds.
15, 1960. Interest J-D,
1
on
on May 27 for
$55,000 school
of
Montana
follows:
as
Wood &
Means, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
by
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
proved
dock
v.
Massachusetts (State of)
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until noon (EDST) on
designated
the successful bidder.
June
Due
1981
to
(MST)
purchase
will
Community School
Offering
on
company
1
.
Note
July 1 from 1961 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at any bank
Framingham, Mass.
Bond
Due
1978
5s, 4V2S
as
the
Allison-Williams Co., J. M.
Co., Inc., Piper, Jaffra.v &
Hopwood, Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
Michigan
4252 East Delhi
Co., of Chicago, Estabrook & Co.,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
ford &
Curtis, jointly,
4%s.
O.
St.), Mich.
Offering—Margaret Salm,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
were
&
until 2 p.m.
improvement
June
on
Dain &
•
'.
1
Co.,
to
Alcona
Holt
3.19%.
were
District No. 7 (P. O. Oxford),
\
June
Other members of the syndicate
Kenower, MacArthur
Co.,-and Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
Dub
4M>s.
as
from
—
Oxford Area
the
$4,500,000
school
on
May 4
on
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
from
building bonds offered on
v. 191, p. 1928 — were
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
pagne, President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 16 for
Cambridge, Mass.
—
site and
Due
-
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
from
Sale-*—The $145,000 school
Bond
&
of
MASSACHUSETTS
Sale
inclusive.
1980
to
May
on
awarded
par.
Bond
1961
Due
Principal and interest payable at
the
Boston
Safe
Deposit
and
Co.^ of
price
a
Dated May 1, 1960.
inclusive.
200,000 as 4.40s;
Michigan
The
to
Washington Bank & Trust
3.54%.
Co., in Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Louisiana
Bond
basis of about
a
1
1968
4.30s.
250,000 as
200,000
June
on
to
1962
from
by
Trust
Washington Parish, Pine School
District (P. O. Franklinton),
u
in
proved
Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
$350,000 as 4.10s. Due
Boston. Legality ap¬ funding and building bonds. Dated
Ropes,
Gray,
Best, June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
1962 to
1986 inclusive. Principal
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
and interest (J-D) payable at any
Westwood, Mass.
bank or trust company designated
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,050,by the successful bidder. Legality
000 bonds offered on May 5 was
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
sold to a group composed of Salo¬
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
mon
Bros. & Hutzler, Weeden &
Co.,
and
American
Securities Nottawa Community School District
Corp., as 3.60s, at a price of 100.61,
(P. O. Rt. No. 3, Sturgis),
Bank,
—
Bond
sold
to
of
of the Board
W.
of
issue of
1
W.
a
E.
$80,000
May 5 was
Hutton & Co, as
on
price of 100.091, a basis
about 3.79%.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
The Merchants National Bank, m
Boston.
Wallace
Sale—An
water bonds offered
3.80s, at
Precinct,
Hampshire
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
by
&
Number 5951
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2145)
foasegt'a'Lsifof fbouOriC4%0f Tilney'QUirk
5were
basis of
,
VGoodbody
awarded to
3.40a, at a
as
Co
.
&
price of 100.083,
about 3.38%.
Fordha™ University (P. O. Bronx),
nr
Bond
v
Mrfin^v 5
J
i^.
Heightt Township (P. O.
Berkeley Heights), N. J.
^'offering'1— 1William
d
iGnS'
eceive
a.m. (EDST)
ofS*Un]i
.
f-wS.",- Kiftsssras as?1"™
sealed bids until 8 p.m. 1962 ;to 1999 inclusive.
RUSSOj
-
-
x
.
vu
-7
AX
J,
(EDST) on May 25 for the purchase of $665,°00 sewer
assessment bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
nue on May 1 from
1962 to 1971
inclusive. Principal and interest
/m-N)
payable at the Summit
Trust Co.,
in Summit. Legality
Lnroved by Hawkins,r Delafield
fWood
& Wood, of New
01 1N0W
York City.
O.K.
y
^
Township School District
O. Woodglen),N.J.
Lebanon
(P.
.
.
Sale—The $80,000 school
building bonds offered on May 10
-v.
191, p. 1821—were awarded
t0 J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 3.70s,
Bond
n
100.023,
of
urice
"Lnt
about
basis
a
3 69%
of
Education, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (EDST) on May
24 for the purchase of $3,750,000
school
bonds. Dated
March 1,
of
,
ui
bids until
March 1 from 1962
Interest M-S.
Due on
I960.
1982 inclusive.
School District, N. J.
Offering—Robert B. Cle-
Milltown
Bond
land,
a
Secretary of
of
the Board
Wood
nf
(EDST)
on
May 23 for
East
Gates
Water
Npw
District
(P. O. 1548 Buffalo Rd.,
Rochester 11), N. Y.
wv
$545,000
southwest
water bonds.
Duf °.n ^ 1 f.ro™
on Ma^
$380 000 student
$38o7oO student
union
series 1959
revenue
bonds
Dated Jan
Due
Jan'1*
from
on
inclusive
Interest
1
1962"to
J-J
?
Clerk
of the
Board
'(EST) on May 26 for the
purchase of $102,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
re-
for the purchase of $140,000 im-
p.m.
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
will
until
3
Offering—J.
payable
SaiP^An iLno J°ci
Manufac-
the
at
son
wag
xvaci
.
_
awarded
5—v. 191",' p. ' 1929—were awarded
by Harriman Ripley &
gality approved by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
to The Harris Trust & Savings 5S 4y2S and 4.10s at
Bank, of Chicago, as 4s, at a price 99'041,
a
net
interest
of 101.024, a basis of about 3.90%. about'4.15%.
•
to
Pension
sol(J tQ a
Board,
_
,
.....
_
.
«alSr$e8y5 000
Bond
UUliUo
bonds UiitlbU
offered
p.
J ,
7vable 7 the
school
XVlcAj
V.
May O
3—v.
UI1
on
Offering
191,
±£71)
1821—were awarded to John J.
Ryan & Co., as 4Yss, at a price of
100.061,' a basis of about 4.11%.
interest (M-S)
Rondout National
were as
o n
S
d
a
1
Bond Sale—The $170,000 public
improvement 1960 bonds offered
obligation
fire equipment bonds
April 6—v. 191, p. 1485
awarded to The Living-
awarded to Geo. B. Gibbons &
offered
District No. 1. N. Mex.
Co., Inc., as 3.70s, at a P^lco of
100.199, a basis of about 3.65%.
Bond
Offering
—were
B.
Margaret
—
Arnold, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will
receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (MST) on June 1 for
the purchase of
$620,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
June
I960. Due on June 1 from 1961
1965 inclusive.
1,
to
Principal and inpayable at the State
terest (J-D)
Treasurer's
office.
Legality apby Dawson, Nagel, Sher-
Proved
man
&
Howard, of Denver.
,
Clarkstown
rkstown
&
as
Dr'cfrtVf
Centraleschool District
Bond
Offering
B.
Norman
—
Baker, District Clerk, will receive
SPQIgjQ
sealed
L; J
J
~
bids
until
j
^
2
titn rt
m\
(EDST)
Red tax bonds offered on May 5
Bond
eral
New York
191,
7irrpApivA
Bond
Sale
The $350,000
gen-
obligation sewer system im-
TJpid
Reid,
„
1fli
and Zahner & Co.
i
Findlay, Ohio
Bond Offering—Lester B.
Clerk
of
sealed
bids
Council,
until
will
noon
Moss,
receive
(EST)
on
'SSV.l
inclusive. Prin-
£rom
^
"V"'
r>r*cf
19° nZ
r\f
net interest cost of
3.81%, as follows:
par,
Citv
a
as 4V2S.
Due on June
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
^
Newburgh, N. Y.
56,000
Sale—The $277,000 various purpose 1960 bonds offered on
May
10—v.
191, p. 1929—were
Cross, as
g ^ at g pHce Qf m 03> a basls
abotit 3.39%.
Ontida County (P.
O. Utica), N. Y
.
^
.
—
y.
i
99 000
Dated
Due on June 1
3.60s.
inclusive.
on June
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
as
from
3.70s.
96,000 as 3.80s.
1985.
Offering
Rr
Bonds Not Sold — The $99,000
sanitary sewer revenue bonds offered on May 10—v. 191, p. 2035—
were not sold, Independent School
Custer County
June
1,
—
District No. 3
Bond
Sale—An
issue of $20,000
transportation equipment bonds
offered on May 3 was sold to The
Liberty National Bank & Trust
Co., of Oklahoma City, as 314s, at
price ot par.
a
Duncan, Okla.
Bond Offering—T. E.
receive
wiu
Clerk.
Capp, City
sealed'
bids
Purcbase of $300,000 waterimprovement
wor^s extenSion and
1958,
1962
C
series
to
bonds.
from
Due
inclusive.
1975
Grady County Independent School
(P. O. Chickasha),
District No. 56
Oklahoma
Bond Offering—Charlie Ander¬
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
2:30 p.m. (CST) on May 17
son,
^
1960.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D)
1
untii
for the purchase of $20,000 transp0rtation equipment bonds. Due
fr0m 1962 to 1965 inclusive,
_
Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
W. E. Easter-
(P.O. Stafford),
Oklahoma
as
payable at the Liberty - National
Bank, in Fremont. Legality apDue on June 1, proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
Due
Mayodan, N. C.
Bond
Rncurnrth
1 of about 3.60%.*
from 1971 to 1974
Bond
awarded to Roosevelt &
as
Rronh
about Braun, Bosworth, & Co., Inc., as
3%s, at a price of 100.736, a basis
$99,000
Hanrahan
n
Offering —Joy Warnock,
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 24 for
,„prp
„
91
lr
Co., J. C. Brad-
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Go.,
Bartow, Leeds & Co., Ernst &
j| Date/ June 14, i960 Due on Frost» Read & Simons, Inc., and improvement limited tax bonds
iQRn^Tptalifv anoroved E. H.'Pringle & Co., at a price of offered on May 4 was sold to
Dec. 21, 19o0. Legality approved
DeC.
I960:
approveu
nhnnt.
f!r»
Tnp
c
1823 — were
composed of
p.
group
&
nnn
,
provement 1960 bonds offered on at
J
First
National
iqch
rirst .[National Bank
isanK, in
m
Mds' MaY 4"v* 191» p' 1931 ~were Findlav
Chairm^, will receive s a d
awar(ied to a group composed of
y'
"ntl1 A ;p,J?:
L «Q 84?000 The Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.,
Fremont, Ohio
^^^tr/wvnntps series CTN- Clement. A,, Evans. & Co., Inc., Bond Sale—An issue of $41,300
William
William
„,N?te °
$1,000,000
awarded to bids until May 26 for the pura syndicate headed by the Chase chase
of
$14,000
waterworks
Manhattan Bank, of New York, bonds,
as 314s and 314s, at a price of
Boswell Okla
100.0359, a net interest cost of
»
*
May 17 for the purchase of $750,000
waterworks
system
bonds.
Abbeville, S. C.
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
Nfiw Ybrk
McGovern & Lane, of New York
Hutzler,
Control
Housing Authority,
New york cit
by
_
Bros.
NORTH CAROLINA
par.
u
Buffalo, N. Y.
Note Sale—The $3,606,000 bond
anticipation notes offered on May
4—v. 191, p. 1821—were awarded
Salomon
2.15s.
National Bank, of Liv-
ingston Manor, as 4s, at a price of
non
NEW YORK
io
ston Manor
The
—
—v. 191, p. 1822—were
May 10—v. 191, p. 1929—were
on
on
e
school building bonds offered on
Arkoma, Okla.
about 3.30%.
•
J- B. Hanauer & Co., H. V. Sattley
Other members of the syndicate
& Co., Inc., A. Webster Dougherty were as follows: C. J. Devine &
Sale—The $19,000 general
NEW MEXICO
Alamogordo Municipal School
price
Road, South Euclid), Ohio
B
-T
Bond
a
Euclid-Lynhurst City School
Dayton, Ohio
Kingsto7
Liberty, White Sulphur Springs
Fire District, N. Y.
3*/2S, at
as
■
Bond Sale—The $4,380,000 lim-
Legality ap- & Co., Kormendi & Co Inc., and Co. Wertheim & Co Ladenburg,
P™ved by Hawkins Delafield & William S. Morris & Co.
TMrnann & <^
nali5tote
Webb c- O. Old Forge), N. Y.
Wood, of New York City.
^Th^f Newark. GooSbod^
Bank, in
f'
,
and Fulton Reid & Co.*,
Other members of the syndicate
Orrie R. Riehl,
,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.,
city Treasurer, will receive sealed
until 11 a.'m. (EDST) on May
17
for the purchase of $321,700
™
Township School
Distrwt (P. O. Tewkesbury),
Tewkesbury
Bond
water
District (P. O. 4777 Farnhurst
_
of
cost
follows: Goldman, Sachs
& Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., L. F.
—were awarded to B. J. Van InRothschild & Co., Wood, Struthers
gen & Co., Inc., and Ewing & Co.,
& Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
jointly, as 3.95s, at a price of general purpose serial 1960 bonds. Gregory & Sons, Malyern Hill &
100.063, a basis of about 3.94%.
Dated
March
1,
1960.
Due on Co., Inc., Charles King & Co.,
March 1 from 1961 to 1974 inclu- Auchincloss. Parker
& Redpath,
May 3—v. 191, p. 1821
on
$10,106
..
,
niains ana sanitary sewer bonds
offered on May 4—v. 191, p. 1823
""
" The "Police
101
'QOQ
—were
awarded
to
(A-O) payable at the Inc., as 4V4s at a price of 101.959,
Co. Inc. as Central National Bank, in Cleve- a basis of about 4.07,%,^ ,,
a price'of
land. Legality approved by Peck,
OKLAHOMA
system 1960 bonds offered on May
offered
&
a° syndicate ^headed terest
payable at the First
National Bank, in Milltown. Le-
Kingston, N. Y.
BanK
Salem, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
gr0Up composed of Bache & Co.,
^
xw
Bank
*
& Co-. Inc-. Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French, Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., and Thomas &
"
SaUlte),
Savings
savings
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.,
South
of£ered Qn May 2
Sylvania
sylvania
)f par.
Blair
Suffolk County Water Authority
(P. O.
N. Y.
the
me
at
at
a
Ramsey, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $287,000 bonds
Education,
p.m.
County (P. O. Athens),
turers National Bank, in Troy. Le-
££• LegaJ.ty/
^
of
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Nuveen
and interest
,
Offering—O. J. Woodard,
Company, in Sylvania. Legality
(J-J)
7? lrust l°., in Kocn-
yT
Holland), Ohio
Bond
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D) payable
J,n
7, w rCnkn Tnfi r>n6
\(P.O.R.F.D.No. 1,
1989
Ohio
Bond
& C°
S. S. Local School District
Leealitv
-OHIO
Athens
& C°"
1959
approved bvTalgre & Benson of
Minneaoolfc
? Benson, of
Minneapolls' "
1
to 1990 gality approved by Vandewater
Sykes,
eckler & Galloway, of
iTC17 7
'/J?
Co.; Provident Bank, of
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) Pohf&^Co ~ln7:TmtiTs "hoii^
28 for the purchase of —
' House
1
^
...
1960.
&
W. Whaley,
Secretary of the Board of Com-
ceive
extension
Dated May 1,
witter
Cincinnati^ Seasongood & Mayer;
(EDST) on May 19 for the purchase of $2,028,500 general obli- 1980 inclusive. Interest M-N. LeBond Offering—Frank F. Kip- gation improvement serial 1960 gality
approved
by
Squire,
ers, Town Supervisor, will receive bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on July 1 from 1960 to 1988 inR
,
,1
,
_
on
May 18 for the purchase of elusive.
Principal
and
interest
f ni-
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
K*^ana+uGrio-
will
receive
sealed
New York
missioners, will receive sealed
Bond Offering-James M. Bra- bids until noon (EST) on May 25
cftv
&
Other members of the syndicate
as follows*
Baxter & Co •
James White,
^
1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu- in New York City. Legality apsiVe. Principal and interest (J-D) proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
payable at the Glens Falls Na- Wood, of New York City.
tional Bank & Trust Co., in Glens
p
■&■
,
Falls. Legality approved by HawRensselaer Ccunty (P. O. Troy),
Delafield
about 3.87%.
,
DAKOTA
were
jUne
kins
o
Due
$215,000 water system serial 1960 cipal and interest (M-N) payable
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on at the Marine Midland Trust Co.,
Gates,
Offering—James W. Davidheiser, Secretary of the Board
Bond
NORTH
Ugny, Town Clerk, will receive
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
on May 18 for; the purchase:of
$275,000 town hall building bonds,
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 1
from 1961 to 1987 inclusive. Prin-
han,
School District, N. J.
Middletown
to
Fort Edward, N. Y.
Bond Offering—John G. LindsaY> ViUage Clerk, will receive
sealod bids until 3:30 p.m. (EDST)
on May 17 for the purchase of
1960
Qrangetown (P. O 74 North
11^? ^
ligny. Town
„
York
,
^
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,445,°n aIa
>ru
720 improvement bonds offered
awarded to The First Se- 0n ]vtay 10 was sold to a syndicate
Iq35 headed by McDonald & Co., and
i ^ mo <Lo
/4s and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., as 4s,
a
lc% ot. 10?-24923 net in" at a price of 100.62, a basis of
"6i u>m3^aasr" snr&x'&ttgZ.
1
Legality
ceive
Parma, Ohio
>>
+
?5'7^0'°2? icoian^^" se rial
uS?*7 housing and dining bonds.' Dated April 1, 1960.
fl°ili!2
Forest, N. C.
nfSvoH SaI£rTh,e $147£00 b°^
Onondaga County (P. O.
Syracuse), N.Y.
•*
...
Bond Offering—Carl J. Merk- ^rl
lein> County Auditor, will receive fl
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) 4f'l\
on May 18 for the purchase of Merest, cost of about 3.95%.
°,f
nnn ono
C
Laurence
Pre.sjdent of
+
m
Berkeley
B
t
"T
thp RnarH
new jersey
"
,
<T}
c%tt*rinv
Wake
C0>' ^
61
Henryetta, Okla.
Bond
City
Offering—Myrtle
Lenox,
will receive sealed
(CST) on May 17
purchase
of
$475,000
Clerk,
bids until 7 p.m.
for
the
Bond Offering— John C. Cox, waterworks bonds. Due from 1962
SdisxL25 for the Purchase of lic improvement 1960 bonds of- ernment Commission, will receive Clerk of the Board of County to 1985 inclusive.
W15,000 school building bonds. fprPd
Mav 10—v. 191, p. 2034—
bids at his office in RaCommissioners, will receive sealed
j
c
t
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
^re Awarded to a 'syndicate LTgh UntR
(EST) on May bids until 1:30 p.m. (EDST) on Muskogee County O. Briartown),
Dist. No. 91 (P. Dependent ScK
trom 1961 to 1989 inclusive.
headed by the Chase Manhattan
17
the purchase of $50,000 May
26 for the purchase . of
Oklahoma
p.m.
Bond
Saie__The $2,470,000
pub-
ling
Secretary of the
Local Gov-
nn
*
ifa.m
Uewitt (P. O.
East
n
137 East
Offering
Syracuse),
B»nd Sale—The
provement district
$718,000
im-
1960 bonds of-
SSffSnd M J
—
Board
R. E. Killian,
of Education,
„„„
about J.24/o.
,
tiPth/rba^"Manhatta'n'Bank
in
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
p.m.
(CST) on May 18 for the
SeLSyrsaP&
^^nWu/fot $&
Dempsey, ^ f Cleveland.
to 1970 inclusive.
62
The Commercial
(2146)
Nichols Hills (P. O. Oklahoma
Bond Offering
City
Clerk,
G. R. Bixler,
—
will
receive
sealed
until 4 p.m. (CST) on May
for the purchase of $245,000
bids
17
bonds, as follows:
$220,000 storm sewer
ment
Due
and
1973 inclusive.
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
Simons, of Charleston.
&
Rankin, of Portland.
1963
County
to
extension bonds. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1967 incl.
Stephens County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 27 (P. O.
Comanche),
Oklahoma
•-*
■
Bond Offering—L. L.
Lowrance,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
the Municipal Au¬
receive sealed bids
p.m.
(EDST) on May 19
for the purchase of $460,000 school
revenue, series 1960 bonds. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Saul, Ewing,
Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
(CST)
purchase of
May
on
thority,
$12,500
County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 158 (P. O. Frederick),
Louis
Vite,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will
receive
—
sealed
(CST)
bids
until
will
noon
general
bonds.
on
Dec.
sive.
obligation
Dated
(EST)
on
1 from 1961
works
$515,000 as 41/2s. Due on April
,1, 1960. Due
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
to 1974 inclu¬
designated by the successful
bidder. Legality
from
1,350,000
from
as
from
of
Elder.
Tennessee Valley
Corp.,
&
Cit¬
Bank,
Co.,
and
Authority (P. Q.
Knoxville), Tenn.
Plans
Early
Bond
Sale
—
announced; May
Authority
inclusive.
The
12
191,
—v.
dormitories
men's
million power revenue bonds
inclusive.
over
1959
bonds offered on May
revenue
Finance
11
1930—were awarded
p.
Housing and Home
QUOTATIONS
FOR HARD TO FIND
Agency, as 3s, at a price
of par.
8
Chatham
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
College, Pittsburgh 32,
man,
inclusive.
bids until 10
on
Pennsylvania
Bond
the
gen¬
eral obligation sewage system and
bonds
offered
April
on
27—v. 191, p. 1823—were awarded
(PST)
23 for the purchase of
Bancroft
improvement
bonds." Dated May I, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality - approved
by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
r
Gresham, Ore.
Bond Sale—The
$71,623 Bancroft
sewer
improvement 1960 bonds
offered on May 4—v. 191, p. 1930
as
awarded to The First Na¬
Bank of
4s, at
a
Oregon, Portland,
price of 100.04, a basis
of about 3.99%.
Legality approved by
Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lockhart
Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
&
School District No. 42 (P. O.
Albany), Ore.
—
Margaret
District Clerk, will
Bond
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
C.
re¬
p.m.
(PST) on May 24 for the purchase
$65,000 school building general
obligation bonds. Dated July 1,
1960,
Due on July 1 from 1961
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
of
Portland, Ore.
Offering — Thomas
Bond
Guerin,
Docks
P.
Secretary of the Public
Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 10
a.m.
of
the
Kettering,
of
Board
tees, will receive sealed
til
9:30
a.m.
(EDST)
for the purchase of
lege
housing
revenue
Due
on
on
bids un¬
May 28
(PST)
on
June 6 for the purchase of $500,-
000 harbor facilities rehabilitation
and modernization bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1975 inclusive. Callable
as
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
•
BOSTON STOCK
•
PACIFIC COAST
•
DETROIT STOCK
•
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
•
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
•
$1,218,000 col¬
dining
and
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Trus¬
system
July 1 from 1960 to 1999
Interest J-J.
Legality
1, 1968. Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
&
Rankin, of Portland.
Riddle, Ore.
Bond Offering—Lois G. Howes,
•
approved
by
MIDWEST STOCK
•
Sinon
Rhoads,
eral
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
obligation bonds offered on
—
v. 191, p. 1823 — were
awarded to The Gallatin National
•
Bank,
a
Uniontown,
of
price of 100.103,
a
as 3*4s, at
basis of about
Offering—Alfred
DOMESTIC
•
•
offered
on
CANADIAN
Mundt,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
awarded to The Bank of Old
RAILROAD BONDS
•
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
•
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
York
Road, of Horsham, as 3%s,
price of 100.15, a basis of
about 3.73%.
at
a
Scrantort, Pa.
Bond
Offering—Edward
Popil,
City Controller, will receive sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EDST)
on
June 1 for the purchase of $450,000
general
obligation
funding
and
improvement bonds.
Dated
June
15,
1960.
Due
on
June
15
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
•
CALL LOAN RATES
•
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
Springfield Township School Dist.
Authority (P. O. Springfield),
Pennsylvania
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
Bond Offering—Wm.
TIME LOAN RATES
•
MONEY MARKET
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
Hall Pax-
Secretary, will receive sealed
until
8
p.m.
(EDST)
on
May 24 for the purchase of $2,060,000 school revenue, series 1960
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960.
Due
son,
bids
April 1 from 1962 to 1985 in¬
Legality
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
approved
by
& Munson, of
William b. dana CO.
I
I
SOUTH
CAROLINA
SUBSCRIBE
Pickens County (P. O. Pickens),
South Carolina
Bond Offering—Guy W. Nealy,
Supervisor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
County
NEW YORK
I
I
I
TODAY
I
I
armory-auditorium
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June 1
from 1967 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
I
for
wish
one
to
7, N. Y.
subscribe
to
the
year for the sum of
Bank
&
$45.
Name
I
I
Dated July
I
-
I
courthouse" bonds.
county
cs
25 PARK PLACE
000
gation series 5 bonds.
BONDS
SECURITIES
May 26 for, ^he purchase of $400,-
obli-
■
.
•
$53,000 general
school limited bonds
May 9—v. 191, p. 2035—
bids until 2 pun, (PST) on May 23
for
the
purchase
of
$175,000
general
,
•
1981
Salem, Ore.
Bond
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
Bond Sale—The
obligation
inclusive.
urer's office.
•
CANADIAN
Horsham Township School District
were
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
\
on
from 1962 to
;
May 3
clusive.
1
EXCHANGE
Fayette County (P. O. Uniontown),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale —The $445,000 gen¬
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
&
Reader, of Harrisburg.
bids until 8 p.rp. (PST) on May 23
for the purchase of $115,000 water
revenue bonds. Dated July 1,1960.
Due on Jan.
EXCHANGE
inclusive.
.
of Jan.
terest
EXCHANGE
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
(P. O. Horsham), Pa.
Offering
Huston,
WE GIVE
College,
Bond Offering—J. W.
Chairman
3.47%.
Linn, Lane and Benton Counties
r
$452,000
bonds.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
tional
of
revenue
Elizabethtown
Bond Offering—George Simerville, City Recorder, will receive
—were
1958
1, 1958. Due on Nov.
from 1961 to 1998 inclusive. In¬
1
Corvallis, Ore.
of Portland.
Ash¬
terest M-N.
to Foster & Marshall.
on
May
$209,181
E.
Dated Nov.
Canyonville, Ore.
Sale—The $250,000
disposal
Burt
purchase
dormitory
Bond
—
Treasurer, will receive sealed
a.m. (EDST) on May
for
23
OREGON
Offering
Address
*
City.
it
plans to publicly sell $450 to $500
Due on April 1
1979 to 1984
Atlanta;
,
3.40s. Due on April 1
1970 to 1978
Co.,'
Horner, Barksdale & Co.
1
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
1,155,000 as 3V2S.
ton.
May 17 for the
purchase of $175,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1962 to 1972
p.m.
'
Interstate ' Securities
izens and Southern National
Due on April 1
480,000 as 3%s.
approved by Sink¬
ler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
&
a
bank or trust com¬
any
Dallas; Braun, Bosworth
Inc., Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
price of 100.014, a net interest
cost of about 3.49%, as follows:
at
water
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at
pany
June
of
191, p.
v.
■
.
to the Federal
Oklahoma
Offering
•
8
graduate
Tillman
Bond
will
until
Witter & Co., First National Bank
$3,500,000 school
offered on May 11—
Carnegie Institute of Technology,
'
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 under¬
20 for the
bonds.
Due
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
of
Secretary
until
Supervisor,
bids
May 19 for the purchase of $71,000
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—A. H. Arbogast,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
sealed
Authority (P. O. Easton),
r
Chattanooga), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
follows:
First
Boston
White, Weld & Co., Dean
as
Corp.,
1931—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Harris
receive Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Bond
Bethlehem Township Municipal
25,000 water works improvement
and
County (P. O. Union), S. C.
Offerin g—L. V. Lee,
Other members of the
syndicate
were
O.
Hamilton County (P.
1960
Union
PENNSYLVANIA
bonds.
from
1
interest
bank or trust company
Monday, May 16, I960
. . .
TENNESSEE
cipal and interest payable at any
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by Sinkler, GibbsJ &
1970
improve¬
extension
Dec.
on
Due on July 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1960.
to
City), Okla.'
Chronicle
and Financial
'
•
.
.
•
Zone....
State.
Quotation
191 • Number 5951
Volume
its
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
VERMONT
Winooske, Vt.
before The Municipal
York, A. R. Jones,
ot TVA's Board of
oi
said TVA has a total of
raiion kilowatts of generating
3
„aJitv now under construction
of New
ForUlber
member
Kentucky,
Georgia, North Caro¬
and parts of
lina and Virginia.
Bona
Bond
uttering
Offering
Eugene
City Treasurer, will
Manseau
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
sold to Frank B. McMahon &
First
Inc.,
as
Legality
approximately two-thirds
Due
on
Bond
S|ile—An issue of $26,000
building
4V2s.
1960
bonds
was
Co.,
May 1, 1960.
Dated
May 1 from
1979
to
1987
obtained from the public inclusive. Interest M-N. Y' - >
bonds, and oneDumas, Texas
third from internal funds.
Bond Offering—James H.
In addition to the capacity now;
Thomas, Mayor, will receive sealed
underway, it is anticipated that
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
May
$75 million will be required be¬
23 for the purchase of
$260,000
tween now and 1964 to begin con¬
various
limited
improvement
traction of additional power fa¬
bonds.
be
1
,
of revenue
ale
to Mr. Jones.
of this amount
from the sale of bonds.
original
amendment to the
Rv
of 1933, TVA has been
authorized by Congress to finance
TVA Act
projects through the
public sale of
power revenue
bonds up to an amount not to ex¬
ceed $750 million outstanding at
power
its
TVA's
public fi¬
nancing program, Mr. Jones said
some $150 million will be needed
in the coming fiscal year begin¬
ning July 1, of which $100 million
will come from the sale of bonds.
"As we see it, this will mean two
bond issues." TVA expects to come
to market
with its first issue
Discussing-
time this fall.
For the current fiscal year ended
some
electric
power will be "the highest in our
history," Mr. Jones stated. He fore¬
cast gross power revenues for the
TVA system of $245 million for
the fiscal year ended June 30, and
of
income
net
sales
1960,
30,
June
of
approximately $55
In
Y'"Y';V
interim
an
'Y *''*>.'•
v' f"-'
;
state¬
earnings
ment, the first such report issued
by TVA, the agency reported net
income from power
operations for
March 31,
the nine months ended
1960, of $41,864,773. This compares
with $41,021,665
for the compar¬
year ago. Gross rev¬
able period a
for
enue
nine
the
$184,379,856,
months
was
$4,046,212
up
last year's figure.
over
31, 1960, net
power income totaled
$51,673,046. .Including provisions
for depreciation of $47,765,880, net
power
proceeds,
or
cash
flow,
amounted
$99,438,926.
It ' is
proceeds
on
to
net
power
which debt service on all
bonds will have first call.
future
electric
purchase
power
from
at
TVA
customers directly served by TVA,
were 10%
over
the nine months
ended March 31, 1959.
Nearly Jialf
of TVA's
sales
to
are
Commission
the
Atomic
other
and
government agencies. This part of
TVA's load has not
changed ma¬
terially in
recent
°r
industries
a
total
announced
new
Valley region during the first
nine
months
completed,
of
fiscal
these
1960.
When
will
additions
Provide
employment for
18,000
workers and lead to an additional
toad of
215,000 kilowatts on the
iVA system.
1974
interest
and
Mercantile
Bank, in Dallas.
approved
in¬
Present
generating capacity of
Tva system is
11,361,460 kilowatts<
Among the units now under
construction are two 500,000 kilo¬
watt units at
existing steam plants
in
northern Alabama. Two 650,000
Dallas.
Legal¬
.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $25,000
improvement, series 1958-B
bonds
was
sold to The Columbian
Securities
June
Corp.,' of Texas.
1958.
15,
Due
Dated
June
on
15
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.; Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
&
Boothman, of Dallas.
Sale
Bond
new
under
Paradise
steam
construction
on
Green River in western Ken¬
torgest
These
units
will
turbogenerators
be
The
in
location.
15
1960
as
of
in-
and
Due
on
15
March
Prin-
eral
&
Dodge,
offered
Shepherd College, W. Va. Board of
Education, Shepherdstown (P. O.
$3,000,00.0
gen¬
on
May 10—v. 191,
awarded
to
3%s
and
Is,
Bond
1375
100.138, a net
about 3 68%
Offering
H.
—
K.
County School District No. 16
(P. O. Meeteetse), Wyo.
Bond
Offering—Robert D. Sell,
price
of
cost
a
of
dormitory
interest
cafeteria
and
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June 1
for the purchase of $578,000 school
building
Baer,
Secretary of the State Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
1
for the purchase of $645,000
p.
syndicate
a
at
Charleston), W. Va.
...
headed by Phelps, Fenn & Co., as
6s,
WYOMING
Park
District Clerk, will receive sealed
obligation waterworks bonds
—were
o
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Storey,
Newport News, Va.
Sale—The
JL'-
^
Boston,
1959
iq^q
Co., Estabrook & Co., Paine, approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, R. S. Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Dickson & Co., Inc., Lee Higgin- City.
son Corp., First of Michigan
Corp.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co, F. W.
West Virginia (State of)
Craigie & Co., Investment Corp,
' Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 road
...
of
Norfolk, G. Ii. Walker & Co,
Mason & Lee, Inc., Horner, Barksdale & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co,
Inc, and Bank of Virginia, Rich-
May 2—v. 191,
on
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1960. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1975 inclusive. Interest J-D.
u
n
R
w
*
v
-
AnLuanf
,
wa^?
eeneral
ZfJ?L*
™
oblTeation
f £
nnn
bonds
™
f
offered on May 3 was sold to The
Adams
Education,
for sale
•-jf'
^
-fO «S-
erroneously scheduled
were
June 6.
on
^'
.#(. 7!
:
'
1
-
.
'
.
^
r
•"
.
Mathis, Texas
Bond Sale-—An issue of $100,000
street
improvement
bonds
was
par.
County, Paterson School
District No. 50 (P. O.
41/4S and 43/4S.
as
to
Dated April
inclusive.
1978
Legality
A-O.
Bond
Dumas,
County
Interest
by
approved
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
May
North Texas State
College, Board
Business Manager, will re¬
bids
sealed
ceive
until
10
a.m.
(CST) on June 2 for the purchase
of $2,902,000 dormitory revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
(J-J)
Bank,
at
payable
Crowe,
in
the
First
Dallas.
Water Control and
Improvement District
bonds
system
Grant
Offering
Bond
—
W. H. Stults,
bids
sealed
receive
will
until
(CST) on May 23 for
the purchase of $2,500,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1991
inclusive. Callable as of June 1,
1980. Principal and interest (J-D)
7:30
p.m.
at
payable
the
Bank in Dallas.
by Dumas,
First
National
Legality approved
Huguenin & Boothman,
of Dallas.
State Teacher's
Colleges, Board of
Regents (P. O. Box
K, Capitol
Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman &
cutler, of Chicago.
Neenah, Wis.
eral
obligation
May 6
—
1931—were awarded to a syndiWhite, Weld &
cate composed df
v.
191,
p.
gen-
offered
1616
—
on
were
May 10—v. 191, p. 1824
Federal
and
Home
Finance
3V8S, at a price of par.
awarded
Housing
Agency, as
to
the
UTAH
general
obligation school bonds offered on
May 6 — v. 191, p. 1931 — were
awarded to The State, as 4y4S, at
price of par.
a
1
$500,000
bonds offered on
was sold to Boettcher &
4.85s. Due from 1964 to
system
sewer
Feb.-
Sale—An issue of
Co.,
as
1990
inclusive.
NaNational
about 3.28%.
Offering—Lenard
Bond
Offering—Will
B.
May 25 for the purchase of $220,-
obligation
general
000
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
school
Due
on
May 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive,
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
of
iu
^
bids until 8pm
(PST) on May 20
of $37 500 gen-
foYthe nurch?se
eral
obligation
bridge
bonds,
June 1
from 1962 to 1980 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the Town Treasurer's office,
Legality
approved
by Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
Seattle.—
— —
Wis*
on May 26 for the purchase of
$655,000 school building bonds,
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Junel
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) payable
a^ ajj branches in Quebec, of the
bank
mentioned
in
the
loan
pro-
cedure.
|
Ste-Anne-De-Varennes Parish, Que.
Bond Sale—The $165,000 sewer
bonds offered on April 28—v. 191,
p. 1720 — were awarded to the
Bond
Offering—Jerome
Secretary-Treasurer
Que.
Sauva-
of
the
procedure.
Offering—C. C. Congdon,
until 7:30
St.
Joseph-de-Coleraine, Que.
Bond
p.m.
(J-D)
0f Chicago.
payable at all branches in
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
Wauwatosa, Wis.
City
Bond Offering—Ellen E. Turula,
rtin,,m
Clerk
will receive sealed
Quebec
Offering—Joseph Proulx,
(CDST) on
June 7 for the purchase of $650,- City Secretary-Treasurer, will re000 school building bonds. Dated ceive sealed bids until 7 p.m.
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from (EDST) on May 24 for the pur1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal chase of $230,000 sidewalk and
and interest (J-D) payable at the paving bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
city Treasurer's office. Legality Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1980
approved by Chapman & Cutler, inclusive. Principal and interest
bids
Bond
uu
3
-<
Protestant School Commission,*~
geau,
City Manager, will receive sealed
Seattle.
Winlock, Wash.
'
Beaconsfield
and
payable at all branches in Quebec,
of the bank mentioned in the loan
Vr atcrtouon9
Bond
Ellis,
*
Pointe-Claire
Grim-
6
inclusive.
Skagit County School District No»
County
Treasurer, will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
the
of
Joan pro-:
Board of Commissioners will remer, District Clerk, will receive
n;u.
P,m*
sealed bids c/o The Brown Na(EDST) on May !u01\
tional Bank of Kenosha, until 2
chase of $1,300,000 school building
pm
(CDST) on May 16 for the bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due
purchase of $57,000 school bonds, on May 1 from 1961 to 1980 incluDue
on
April 4 from 1961 to sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
1980
(P. O. Mount Vernon), Wash.
Quebec,
in, the
Ste. Foy School Commission,
.
320
of
mentioned
Kenower, MacArthur &
Bond
Valley School District No. 117
(P. O. Montesano), Wash.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
Sandy, Utah
Bond
City
District No. 1, Wis.
Wishkah
Grays Harbor County,
Sale—The $1,601,000 bonds
on
Co,
&
Pleasant Prairie Common School
par.
interest
Chicago,
Co, Gaston Laurent, Inc., as 5y2s and
as
5S> 3S and 3y4s, at a price of 6s, at a price of 97.09, a net in100.0156, a net interest cost of terest cost of about 6.33%.
and
$220,000
bonds
Goodbody
to The State, as 4y4S, at
price of
a
p.
Boulevard Bank, both of
Ephrata), Wash.
Station, Austin), Texas
Bond
1980
tional Bank & Trust Co,
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The $24,460
School
to
1961
auie at the City
Co,
County, Quincy School
Sale—The
Bond
sold to
District, Texas
from
1
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
May
District No. 144
Province
and
at all branches in
Bond Offering — C. D. Norton/
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
inclusive/ sealed bids until 8 p.m.- (EDST)
bonds offered on May 10—v. 191,
the First Southwest Co.
Richardson Independent
general obligation
1, 1960. Due
Principal
payable
corporate purpose bonds.
1, 1960. Due on June
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
No. 4
was
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1980
Baeris,
Bond Sale—The $1,070,000 school
(P. O. Port Aransas), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
water
W.
sell
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
awarded
Nueces County
10
receive
May 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclu-
on
Na¬
by McCall, Parkhurst,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
will
the
for
Dated
bonds.
Legality
Dallas.
until
school
$52,202
July 1 from 1961 to 2000 inclusive.
Callable.
Principal and interest
tional
23
A.
—
will
Dated June
J. W. Nessly,
—
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
on
of Regents (P. O. Denton), Texas
Bond Offering—Robert H. Cald¬
Offering
Offering
Clerk,
000,000
Prosser), Wash.
Due on April 1 from 1963
1, 1960.
ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST) on May 24 for the purchase of $462,000 city improvement bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
the
at public
auction until 10 a.m. (CDST) on
May 24 for the purchase of $3,-
Benton
QUEBEC
cedure.
Bond
City
VTnav'
Sir',
Charlesbourg, Que.
Bond Offering—J. M. Darveau,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re-
bank
Madison, Wis.
p.
t
Town
CANADA
(J-D)
WISCONSIN
1931 — were awarded to
The State, as 4V4S, at a price of
191,
inL
thP
nffW
inclusive.
Bank, of Charleston.
$60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on May 10—v.
sold to Creston H. Funk, Hobbs &
Co.,
(P. O.
Sale—The
Bond
-
bonds
follows: Blyth & Co, Inc.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co, Chas. E.
Weigold & Co, Inc., Baker, Watts
& Co, and
Charleston National
Joint
Ritzville), Wash.
These
4.60s.
as
Othello
No. 147-163-55
awarded to The State Board
were
County,
Consolidated School District
..
^
,
Other members of the syndicate
were as
1931—
p-
.
bonds offered on May 11—v. 191,
P- 2036—were awarded to a syndicate headed by the Chase Manhattan Bank, of New York, as 4s
WASHINGTON
$30,000
...
3y4s and 3V2S, at a price of 100.009,
a net interest cost of about 3.38%.
mond.
the
TVA provides power to an area
°t
80,000 square miles, with a pop¬
ulation of more than
4,500,000,
bids
sewet5026th° sefte^honrtY'^atod
Caldwell,
Marshall,. Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
A1
Bond
V
fered
of
—
the
w°rld. An additional
500,000 kiloWatt unit is
planned at a still un¬
determined
Callable
Principal
1970.
VIRGINIA
un¬
limited tax schoolhouse bonds of¬
—were
the
Palmer
1,
terest (A-O) payable at the office
of the State Sinking Fund Comof mission.
Legality approved
by
in
by
Boston.
Lovelady Independent School
District, Texas
tor
tucky.
Thorndike,
April
&
-
Levelland, Texas -x'
offered
now
sealed
time for the purchase
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton, of
Kuowatt units have been ordered
TVA's
Anthony,
receive
also
same
by
the
Plant
Bank,
approved
President of the Board of Trustees,
expanded plants in the Tennes¬
see
National
inclusive.
2000
to
Prin-
cipal and interest payable at The
"T
years.
According to the report,
°f 234
to
payable at the
National
ity
1961
Due
which
systems
wholesale, and to large industrial
Energy
(J-D)
from
1, 1960.
Principal
approved
TVA sales to municipal and co¬
operative
1
clusive.
well,
,
For the 12 months ended March
TVA's
June
on
June
v
'
million.
Dated
street
time.
any one
Offering—John
Bond
City Recorder, will receive sealed
re-
■
cilities, according
About two-thirds
will come
at the
Texas
$500
remaining
H.
—
will
mer
Boyd Independent School District,
*nred
the
VIRGINIA
63)
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive
school
Oi
WEST
Buckhannon, W. Va.
TEXAS
commitment. This
firm
under
southwestern
°:;nlram will involve expendip
1 of $650 million, of which
? ) million has already. been fimillion,
(2147)
sissippi,
"taking
SP1
.
fou* years to help fi- covering most of Tennessee, north¬
ern
Alabama, northeastern Mis¬
growing power needs,
neXt
ni
-
.
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
the loan procedure.
P. H. Riemer,
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
sealed
(CDST) on
May 24 for the purchase of $900,-
000 waterworks mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1997 inclusive. Callable as of Jan. 1, 1970.
Principal and interest (J-J) payable at any bank or trust company designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Additional Offering — Mr. Rie-
St.-Therese School Commission,
Quebec
Bond Offering—Antonio
Forget,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. EDST)
on May 23 for the purchase of
$375,000 school building and improvement bonds. Dated June 1,
I960. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D) payable at all branches
in Quebec, of the bank mentioned
in the loan procedure.
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