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Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
LabusheP 1839
New York
Number 5953
191
?olume
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, May 23, 1960
$1.25
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
MISCELLANEOUS
AlUtOAl) - PUBLIC UTILITY • INDUSTRIAL • INSURANCE •
and
Inc.—Earnings Up—News—
ACF-Wrigley Stores,
March 26, 1960, third quarter
for the comparable period of
for both the first and second
niters
Hirschfield, chairman of the
nrd and James Cooke, president, said in their report to stockholders.
Sales for the third quarter of the fiscal year ended March 26, 1960,
Ltaled $90 320,000 as compared with $84,467,000 for the three months
tnded March 28, 1959, based on comparable divisions. Including the
rnmoany's former Cleveland operations, which were sold in July, 1959,
kales for the previous year's correspondnig period amounted to $90,for the three months ended
I960 were 23% above those
and also exceeded earnings
of the current year, Norman
face
the
in
were
number
of
additional
an
outstanding.—V.
shares
of
191,
700,000 shares ln
p. 1213.
the average
amines
fiscal
f
&
Foreign Power
Co., Inc.,
17 by Mr. Henry B. Sargent,
while the loss of income
from
its
Cuban
subsidiary
caused
a
drop in Foreign Power's
corporate
income from $1.72 a share in 1958 to $1.20 a share in 1959 and forced
the
company
to
reduce its quarterly dividend rate from
25 cents
to
12 Vi
cents
a
share,
"fundamental changes of a more favorable
nature were occurring in several other countries served by the Foreign
President,
Stock and Bond Quotations
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Isi
New York
$2,074,000 as against a pre-tax profit of
before taxes was
596,000 a year earlier.
5
Net income, after taxes, for the third quarter amounted to $1,013,000
land was equivalent to 25 cents per share on the 4,113,947 shares of
Icommon stock outstanding at the close of the period. This compares
Iwith net earnings* of $821,000, or 20 cents per share for the third
Iquarter of fiscal 1959, calculated on the same number of shares.
| Net sales for the first nine months of fiscal 1960 amounted to
[$261,481,000 as against $255,851,000 for the corresponding, period of
[the previous year, on the basis of comparable units, x Including the
[former Cleveland division, sales for the 1959 period were $273,467,000.
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Exchange (Stocks)Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit
Stock
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
:
Canadian Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Toronto
I calculated on the same basis.
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The corporation ■ currently " operates
a total of 177 supermarkets
! covering large portions of Michigan, the Oklahoma-Texas area and
metropolitan St. Louis, with two new stores scheduled to be opened
before the close of the fiscal year.—V. 190, p. 1625.
Toronto Stock
'
Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
National
SEC Index of Stock Prices
j -—V. 191,
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
$3
■;
The proceeds
are
to be
Alabama Power
The
Chemical
trustee
and
1990 of the
York
New
for
the
company.—V. 191, p.
U
bonds,
5%
•
;
series
Banks
Reserve
per
The
is
share, without underwriting.
are to be
used for working
i'
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191, p. 2085.
The
All-State Properties Inc.—Rights Offering—The
offering to holders of its capital stock rights to
firm
sub¬
870,133 additional shares of capital stock at
subscription price of $4.25 per share on the basis of
scribe for
tne
iQftn
v
i
An
ffen
c>re for eacJl *wo shares held of record on May 12,
Subscription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m., New
plme' on.
31,- I960. Bear, Stearns & Co. and
& Co.
will underwrite the
proceeds
rn-pqpn?
present
a
and
from
the
^e?UCe bank loans, and
future
as
operations.
offering.
financing
will
used by the
be
additional working capital for
?
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us«-'<
:
-
channels
this year,
later
"a
Properties Inc.' with Its executive offices in
emnhacHo
1' N' Y-> conducts a general real estate business with
o( Np«r v°ni
d development and home construction In the States
Plan<!
t/v
Florida, Maryland and Kentucky. The company also
centpr-j „„/ngage
in commercial construction, including shopping
and apartment
buildings, as part of Its development activities.
to
amounted
1960,
Corp.—Earnings—
three months endedI March 31,
$10,558,006 compared with $10,154,872 in .he
corporation for the
ol this
standmIA^^'I!!O]E5~"Up0n
in
completion of the current financing, outcapitaHZation of the company and its consolidated subsidisfnil A of $14.201,688 of sundry debt and 2,608,066 shares of
u,ui
value.—V.
W,!"f inum Specialty
rities
and
191, p.
With
,
Ameriean
the
°b
for
working capital.—V.
Biltrite Rubber Co.,
188, p. 1265.
l°r the
firct
similar 1959
in!?
over
perioc^lUa^^e^, compared
first
earnings of $599,985 in
the
lncre&se In the average number of shares outSii'J '1 0 trom !-302,795 In 1959, earnings per share, after
Pared with I
f' werft 43 cents for the first quarter of 1960, com0{
shares n,,f^enti. ln the flrst Quarter of 1959. The average number
^'vidend
8 llave been adjusted to reflect the 2% stock
Y191>
ttandln/t^wRe
P'eferred
p.
1213.
fll5
5i5w»
common
o
m°BntMkh°olde?fre-elected
year.—V. 191, p.
American
quarter 1959' sales of
8:8 rose even taster, Increasing 7.0% to $641,886
to $17,847,243
annual meeting
after all.charges; and
stockholders at the
that net earnings,
amounted to $337,291,
sto^k
Mr
Inc.—Earnings Up—
fusta"learnlnF °* the Boston-based company set new highs for
May 5q
rter °* I960, Maurice J. Bernstein, President, announced
516,9515nse TT5,3^
4
ner
>
notification with the SEC
ferred
shares of series C, $1.20 cumulative, convertible, preCo.'anri iSri
u0,Par- to be offered at $19 per share, through Emch &
The dfoppIh
bot^ °* Milwaukee, Wis.
ceeds areCo'* be
to
3 filed a letter of
used
mS
for
cents per share on the
outstanding. This compared with
net earnings
in the March quarter last year of $642,886
equal to
/.antes
share based on the same number of common shares.
laiiwell told stockholders that in the March quarter this year
^
Hanreciation
depletion, amortization and net earnings
S&JSttS5 compared with $1,771,000 in the like three
?277
Exchange Commission—
covehn^tfocJ dj1 May
on
the first three months of this year
ennui' after preferred dividend requirements, to 6
1317.
Co., Manitowoc, Wis.—Files
PhiladelS
taxes
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The
New
the 21-man
hoard of directors for
the ensuing
1001.
Electric Power Co. Inc.—Net Up— .5%
net earnings for April were 22.J
above
York utility's
API"; pnrnnanv^ also
reported continued
record earnings for any
12-
four-month period in its history.
Ariril earnings were $4,694,000, compared with $3,832,000 in April,
iq£q For the 12-month period ended April 30, earnings reached $51,J?s nnn Lainst $47 115,000 in the previous comparable earnings an
period, of
873,000 against $* M
.
months of 1960,
noHnH
m
and
for
anv
'
.
Power
report
comments
on
conditions
economic
in
first
SSVo w"e l».4rabove earnings of $17,040,000 for the first four
^'share of common stock were $2.49 for the latest 12month pfriod, contrasted to $2.34 for the previous comparable period,
countries1 served
American
attention
to
"basic
the
because of the Cuban
in the exchange rate
and the effects of
the Brazilian
reduction
rate
used
for
converting
into dollars, Foreign Power's consolidated income
$1.30 per share from $1.93 per share
earned the
earnings
reduced
to
year.—V. 191, p.
previous
American
697 and v. 190, p. 2037.
Corp.—Loan Ap¬
Research & Development
proved—
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Exchange Commission has issued an exemption
Investment Company Act permitting
this Boston
investment company to make a $50,000 loan to Intercontinental Elec¬
and
Securities
The
the
under
order
Corp.
The investment company owns 17% of the outstanding
securities of Intercontinental.
The latter proposes to use the
working capital purposes.—V. 191, p. 1981.
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tronics
voting
funds for
Steel
American
^
derive the telegraph
Cement
American
Billings
aripc
par
-v
in
decline
was
associate.—V. 191, p. 1106.
corresponding period of 1959.
w
r
Russell
President, told
stock- $1
Service-
May 16
Steel
American
Foundries—Earnings—
Foundries
expects
in its third fiscal
the 68 cents per share
income
net
quarter ending June 30, 1960, will increase from
earned in the previous quarter ended March 31,
1960.
the company's earnings
Sept. 30, 1960, should
be good although adversely affected by vacation shutdowns.
The ASF
President made these predictions today before a luncheon meeting of
in
,
canital
Foreign
calls
subsidiaries'
channels from
manufactured by ITT manufacturing companies.
is
voice channel
AC&R is an ITT
PbrafIpJ^STA11"State
.
equipment used to
terminal
The
on
that
reflected
by the Foreign Power System
improvement in the financial situ¬
ation
and
general economic outlook"
of several of the countries
served.
Reference
is
made
to
the
"new emphasis on
encourage¬
ment of
private enterprise" in Argentina, where the broad program
of economic recuperation instituted by the Government is beginning
to
show
constructive
results. It refers, also, to the good progress
•which is being made by the Chilean Government in combating
the
inflation
from
which
the
country
has suffered for many years;
to
Ecuador's
long record of economic and political stability;
and
to
the
monetary and fiscal reforms instituted by the Governments
of
Chile, Colombia and Mexico which, the Report states, also are
showing encouraging results. • \
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announced the1 extension
of its transatlantic cable and radio network by the addition of 44
telegraph channels through the new coaxial cables between the United
States and the United Kingdom and France.
This brings to a total
of 57
the cable telegraph channels operated by the AC&R System
across
the Atlantic for message telegraph, telex and leased channel
services.
B.
B. Tower, President,
stated in part . . .
With a
tradition of 76 years experience in the transatlantic cable field, the
AC&R System Is particularly pleased to be in a
position to offer
to
users
this first transatlantic telex service by
submarine cabl®
between the United States and Europe to meet the demand for speedy
and reliable customer-to-customer communications which cable trans¬
mission provides."
AC&R expects further to increase its transatlantic
Cable & Radio Corp.
the electric power
industry is
diversification of Foreign Power's in¬
broader opportunities and
increased
outside
proceeds
bielief
be
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and
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Radio Corp.—Extends
American Cable &
major policy
pointed out that a new law in Chile, which became
the Chilean
subsidiary in November, 1959, "should
provide the answer to - the company's long-standing problem of in¬
adequate earnings and make possible the financing of a large program
of property improvement
and expansion which the Chilean company
has
agreed to undertake."
the
American
Mexican properties
decision on the part of
Power's
Foreign
of
a
to
Largely
capital.—V.
sector
facili¬
Sargent
Mr.
the
Mich.—Files With
.
proceeds
will
earnings."
Securities and Exchange Commission—
opnhe corporation on May 2 filed a letter of notification with the
„rLcoverin& 100,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
»>-S3
represents
the
our.
upon
vestment
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings—
due
sale
the
that
Government
reinvest
and
48
;
1769.
Allstate Consolidated, Inc., Detroit,
the
.based,
1
51
11
of Member Banks of
System
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
been- appointed
has
Co.
Trust
mortgage
first
indication
An
to
Condition Statement
Reserve
Mexi¬
Mexico and to our shareowners. The
is predominant in the electric energy
economies of integration, thereby
the
from
Foreign Power is given in the statement of Mr. Sargent in his letter to
the
shareowners
that
"the ..decision
to sell the Mexican
properties
48
Federal
already
capital for future expansion as
necessary.
the shareowners of Foreign Power, the sale
in an improved cash and
earnings
benefits of diversified investment in
industry where higher returns are available."
and
commerce
,
35
35
35
35
Foreign Exchange Rates
general corporate purposes.
Co.—Appointments—
Bank
registrar
Payable—
Dividends Declared and
^
^
for
used
Investment News
to
properties will
result
situation,
in
addition
to the
,
City Bond Offerings
State and
SEC
transaction was worked out on an amicable
Government and Foreign Power and is
"The
raising
of
viewpoint of
the
of
Miscellaneous Features
the
be
Securities,Mnc., New York,
Hilton
through
share,
per
New York.-
the
From
the
Mexican
the
benefit
the
tating
was
years
advantageous
will
and
Sargent,
Mr.
Mexican Government maturing semi-annually over
and will be reinvested in Mexico outside the
the
field.
between
applicable
May 4 filed a letter of. notification with
shares of common stock (par one cent) to
on
100,000
of
utility
Government
can
:;rv;
General Corporation &
Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With
A. K. Electric
Exchange
^Transactions American Stock Exchange
Transactions New York Stock
\
1105.
p.
—
mutually
said
Power's
fifteen
next
basis
45
35
—_—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Private
Placement—This company, through Frank B. Bateman
Ltd., of Palm Beach, Fla., has placed privately $300,000
of the firm's 6% convertible debentures, due Feb. 1,
1962 at a price of 100%, it was announced on May 17.;
Florida
of
Corp.
International
Airtronics
Of
public
?
significance,"
Mexican properties to the Government for
excess of
$70 million, $5 million of which has been re¬
the
proceeds,
$63
million is payable
In 6Mi%
dollar
in
ceived.
the
May
on
that
out
unusual
of
Foreign
obligations
39
40
41
44
Stock Exchange
Montreal
event
of
price
a
pointed
System."
"An
sale
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
taxes was $5,399,000 as against $6,153,000 a year
Iearlier.
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Net income, after taxes, for the nine months ended March 26, 1960
totaled $2,600,000, or 63 cents per share on the currently outstanding
stock, as compared with $3,287,000, or 80 cents per share a year ago,
Power
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38
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
before
Profit
Stock
Stock
Boston
I
Stock
American
shareowners
to
who
American
of
report
transmitted
was
445 000
Profit
annual
The
h
New York Stock
Co. Inc.—Annual Report—
American & Foreign Power
In This Issue
1959
In enl
According to Joseph B. Lanterman, President,
the final fiscal quarter of the year ending
analysts in Boston.
financial
s
.
1960, amounted to
compared to $1,542,462, or 53 cents
per share in the first fiscal quarter which ended Dec.
31, 1959. In
the six months ended March 31, 1960, the company's sales increased
21%
and earnings per share increased 44%
over the corresponding
period a year ago.
Sales increased to $58,843,282 from $48,643,634,
and earnings increased to $3,561,474, or $1.21 per share, from $2,179,ASF's
earnings
in
the quarter ended March 31,
$2,019,012, or 68 cents per share as
815,
or
84 cents per
Lanterman
Mr.
share.
and earnings are good
told the analysts that volume
equipment; springs, steel castings, forgings and machined
parts for general industrial use; metalworking lathes and precision
metalworking machinery; roller chains and sprockets; and pipe coating
and wrapping.
"Demand for boring mills and hydraulic machinery has
remained
slow," Mr. Lanterman said.
Ordering of freight cars by the nation's railroads during the first
six months of the company's fiscal year was not up to expectations.
However, it is anticipated that more freight cars will be ordered in
for
railroad
the last
six months.
"Freight
7,000
cars
continue to be scrapped at the rate of approximately
month.
Additional cars are needed to meet the current
cars
a
and future demands on our railroads," the
the
cars
nation's
railroads
in 1960."
n
would
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order
executive said. He estimated
50,000 and 60,000 freight
between
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Lanterman said.
cast iron pres¬
sure
pipe from the plant in Council Bluffs, la.,, moved Into the new
research laboratory in Bensenville, HI., and completed the conversion
ASF
is
He noted
continuing
that
its
in March
diversification
efforts,
Mr.
the company shipped its first
2
Ind., plant from a sand molding to a
of its East Chicago,
shell molding
facility.
molding is a casting process which ASF is using to produce
castings weighing up to 300 pounds, the largest ever produced
Shell
steel
Shell molded castings have closer tolerances and
finishes as compared with ordinary sand molded
by the shell process.
surface
improved
castings.
told the Boston analysts that the company's research
Bensenville, 111., will be primarily used to develop the
company's Controlled Pressure Pouring Process for use in the basic
steel industry and other fields.
The process was originally developed
by Griffin Wheel Co., an ASP subsidiary, to make steel wheels for
freight cars.
Mr. Lanterman
plants in 15 States and Canada.—V. 191, p. 1873.
ASP operates 25
Telegraph Co.-~-Earnings—-
American Telephone &
Period Ended Mar
,
taxes—_
46,116,104 145.479,657 133.307,575
28,401.490
88,645,927 , 80.034.109
51,017,155
31,494,525
7,414,249
3.479,741
income
Other operating
taxes—
w
$
§
§
S
,
1960—3 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959-
31—
.
Operating revenues—___
Operating expenses
Federai
May
subsidiary to be known as American Concertone, Inc.,
Astro-Science will acquire the assets and business of the American
Concertone Division of American Electronics, Inc., Culver City, Calif.,
October,
Through
6,248,000
17,344,000
8,781,679
20,85^,758
3,009,690
10,034,222
accordance
in
Net
8,628,640
income
operating
—v. 191,
9,056,924 25,939,750 27,147,787
188,994,341 217,876,966 198,566,816
1769.
p.
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no
recorder
King-Seeley Corp.
field
and
Co.,
Farms
Other
was
tion
1954.
Astro-Science is also in the process of acquiring all the stock of
American Avionics, Inc., a three-year-old Los Angeles engineering and
manufacturing-*eoneerii"tacti*e in thff fields of solid-state amplifiers and
power supplies, advanced test equipment, precision cable and harness
assemblies, and the custom manufacture of electronic equipment,
In
1956,
one
of
Engineering
Transval
started
he
and
a
operations
Corp.'s
the
founders
of
American
Avionics,
For
Inc.
half.
its
Purchase
as
by Avlen,
by Leo A.
He was
of
years,
its
he
was
LearCal
a
Division,
,
of
ri ot
ter of c°n-
Oelrich,
-
in
„
West Slauson Ave., Los Angeles, on May
1900
said
East
N.
J.,
would
continue
under
a
proposes to offer the 44,278 preferred shares
shares initially through subscription warrants.
preferred stock will he entitled to purchase
the new preferred at the rate of one new share for each ten shares
held. Common stockholders will be entitled to purchase the additional
common shares at the rate of one new share for each ten shares held.
The record date is to be the effective date of | this registration stateThe
amount.
and
149,511
company
common
The holders of outstanding
through certain of its employees and
solicit from the public purchases of the
of warrants by warrant holders
and. after expiration of the warrants, to solicit from the public pur¬
chases of the unsubscribed shares of preferred and common stock.
The
ment.
proposes
company
security dealers
through,
debentures
and
to
solicit the exercise
to
By Sidney brown
in both municipal and corporate financing is registered in the new issue
for the next four weeks—May 23-June 17.
The total estimated lor Dour
financings is above the $1 billion mark with corporates expected to raise $773 mil¬
lion and municipals of over $1 million to seek about $350 million capital. Last week's
28-day projection was $691.5 million and $229.5 million respectively.
/
A
surge
calendar
A
projection of all corporate equity and debt issues with set target dates from May 23
comes to $1.7 billion. And all municipal issues of $1 million or
more aggregate $438 million.
Proposed financing with no tentative dates indicated
as yet now add up to $900 million. ;
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through December 6
,
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and its subsidiaries are engaged in the manufacture,
buying and selling of ice cream, ice cream mix, ice milk mix and
cheese, the processing of milk, and the general business of buying and
selling dairy and other products, including groceries and meats. Net
proceeds of this financing are to be used to pay off an equivalent
portion of the company's current bank loans which, at May 1, 1960,
amounted to $8,685,000 and were made partly to finance the procure¬
ment of materials and Supplies, partly to carry notes and accounts
receivable and
partly to finance the expansion and growth of its
During the week May 12 through May 18 about $105 million in corporate bonds and
million in corporate stocks were floated. Municipal issues sold totaled about
$106 million.
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electronics firms facing difficulties
The
Credit
business.
that
a
The
-
addition
„
various
to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
1,298,650 common shares.
Management
preferred and 4.60%
of the common.
J. Prank Holt is listed as President.
According to the prospectus, the
company has entered into an agreement with Horace Heidi and Citizens
National Bank, trustee, for the purchase by the company of the Lone
Palm Hotel at Palm Springs, Calif.
The purchase price is $1,000,000
and the company has the right at its option to issue and deliver shares
of its common stock, to be taken at £20 per share, instead of cash in
satisfaction of the purchase price.
The company intends to exercise
such option and to pay the purchase price by delivering about 50,000
common
shares, which shares also are included in the registration
statement.—V. 191, p. 502.
In
438,441
shares
preferred
officials
<
1.85%
own
of
and
the
Arizona Title Guarantee & Trust Co.—Stock
See Christiana Oil
Gas
utility, of 28 East Center Street, FayetteviUe. Ark., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 13, covering 50,000 shares
of common stock, to be
offered for public sale through a group of
underwriters headed by Snow, Sweeney & Co., Inc., and A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The company's primary business is the production, purchase, trans¬
mission.
distribution
addition
to
various
sale
and
of
indebtedness,
natural
it
has
gas
within
outstanding
Arkansas.
647,739
the cost of
the company's anticipated 1960 program of
property additions and improvements.
Expenditures for such purposes
are estimated at §1,474,700 for I960.—V. 189, p. 2134.
have
approved
and class
non-voting
stock
the
conversion
of
the
class
present
A
B
voting stock Into a single class of common
rights, it was announced by Frederick Machlin,
full voting
with
president.
The new voting common stock of the company
was listed for trading
Exchange on May 17.
time, shareholders
gave
approval
to
the
Board's
proposal
to
achieve
100%
ownership of
the
company's
affiliate,
Armstrong Hre & Rubber Co., by acquiring the 50% interest now held
by Sears, Roebuck.
.
the
on
New
At
the
As
a
York Stock
same
of
result
stock
the
conversion,
each share of class A and
class
B
stock
will
automatically represent one share of the new
common stock with full voting rights.
On May 1 there were 1,420,469
class A shares outstanding out of an authorized 6,000,000 shares and
133,450 class B shares outstanding out of 640,000 authorized.
Armstrong will acquire Sears' 50% interest in its Armstrong Tire
A
Rubber
Co.
affiliate, in exchange for 150,000 shares of its new
Upon completion of the exchange of stock, The Arm¬
strong
Rubber Co.
will have a total of
1,703,919 common shares
outstanding, all of which will have full voting privileges.
Armstrong Tire & Rubber Co., located In Natchez, Miss., will
operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Armstrong Rubber Company.
stock.
common
Consolidated
sidiaries
the
in
for
fiscal
the
net
the
year,
like
sales
six
of
was
the
company and its wholly-owned sub¬
ended March 31, 1960, the first half of
months
amounted
period
year
a
to
$40,504,714,
ago.
compared with $41,271922
Consolidated net income for the six
11.861,141,
equal to $1.07 per share, compared
.with $1,d84,089, or $1.02
per share
in the same period last year.
Consolidated
income
before taxes for the
current
period included
dividends
of
$190,000 received from Armstrong Tire & Rubber Co.
28.6% owned affiliate, Copolymer Rubber & Chemical
Corp'
Ro"*e' Lar« compared with $100,000 received from these two
affiliates during the same period in
the previous year.
This increase
and
In
the
dividends
For
the
the
amounts
six
to
$82,980
after
Federal
taxes.
months
undistributed
ended March 31, 1960
Armstrong's equity in
earnings of its two affiliates amounted to $550,000,
e<,ua**°
*-3®
-5
per ahare« Ja the comparable period in 1959. Although the
e amUate« were higher than in the previous
u«
Pei"
share
of
common
stock,
compared
with
URdistributed equity decreased due to the
».ioAi8/^appr0Vew by shareholders
at the meeting
payment of higher
was
a
stock
option
subsidiariesCC
8 and othF key employees of the company and its
fnrAVhft«nil?Ubbe5 Co' ,ls.a manufacturer of tires and tubes primarily
*he rePlacen*ent market. It -also makes foam rubber products and
t\r*
rubbered bSSne!-V. 191^ p.'""!."' Co'"""n,!r- V«*»e* .ynthetlc
Astro-Science Corp.—Formed
-
Concert™?*™^? As,tro-Science Corporation
Division of American
and the purchase Of the
Electronics, Inc.
were
seems
to be no slackening off in
The
in dollar terms the demand for capital in the next four
The figures are obtained by the Chronicle
private and public sources and the offerings are described in detail in the
following data
sum
up
weeks by corporate and municipal sources.
from
Monday and Thursday issue# of the Chronicle.
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL CAPITAL DEMAND
Corporate
Bonds
-
.
Total
Total of Both
Stocks
Corporates
*
$150,348,110
75,015,000
59,381,000
137,922,310
32,541,750
30,321,960
$293,523,110
282,472,310
107,556,750
89,702,960
$114,528,000
32,729,000
119,990,000
83,585,000
$351,134,130
$773,255,130
$350,832,000 $1,124,087,130
..
6-June 10._
June
Corporate
$422,121,000
;'%.V
May 23-May 27__ $143,175,000
May 31-June 3—
144,550,000
June 13-June 17__
Total
*
$1 million
Financings
Municipals
$408,051,110
315,201,310
227,546,750
173,287,960
announced
on
or more.
lated in column 1.
Excludes $28 million City of Montreal, Canada, which is tabu¬
Also excludes $200 million Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel
Authority planned for negotiation in June.
LARGER ISSUES IN
THE CALENDAR
larger forthcoming issues for
the
period
May
23-June
13
there are:
Week of May 23:
of
100,000 shares of American Security Corp. capital; 333,400 shares
Arizona Public Service Co. common; 300,000 shares of Dial Finance Co. common;
450,000 shares of Forest City Enterprises, Inc. common; 317,500 shares of J. W. Mays,
Inc. common; $60 million bonds and 60,000 warrants of Midwestern Gas Transmission
Co.;i 210,045 shares of Obear-Nester Glass Co. common; $12 million debentures and
360,000 shares common of Southwest Forest Industries, Inc.; $10 million Jersey Cen¬
tral
Power &
(City of)
Light Co. bonds; 100,000 shares of Piper Aircraft Corp., $28 million
Montreal debentures; $25 million Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. de¬
bentures; $60,955,160 Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
million California; $9,125,000 Detroit,
common,
and in municipals—$50
Michigan; $10 million Detroit School District,
Mich.; $11,750,000 Denver, Colo.
Week of May 31: $300,000 A. K. Electric Corp. common; 335,880 shares of
Aid, Inc.
common; $5 million Aviatiqn Employees Corp. common; 410,206 shares iof Brush,
Beryllium Co. common; 134,739 shares of .Dalto Corp. common; 400,000 shares of
Englehard Industries, Inc. common; $6 million Farrington Manufacturing Co. de¬
bentures; 400,000 shares of Florida Power & Light Co. common; 660,000 shares of
Futterman Corp. class A; $1,250,000 million debentures and
78,000 shares of common
of Joseph Magnin
Co., Inc.; 2,682,801 shares of Pacific Coast Properties, Inc. common;
$6 million debentures and
120,000 shares of United Financial Corp. of Calif, common;
$12 million debentures and 360,000 shares common of Wallace
Properties, Inc.; 168,Fair Stores common; and $30 million
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe
Line Co.
bonds; $40 million National * Cash Register Co. debentures; $40 million
Southern Electric Generating Co.
bonds; and in
833 shares of Food
municipals—-$10 million King County,
Wash.
:
Week of June 6: $10 million Growth
Co.
Capital, Inc. common; $8 million Witco Chemical
debentures; $12 million Washington Gas Light Co. bonds; $4,665,000 ^Atlantic
Equipment Trust. Certificates; 298,204 shares of Cocoa-Cola Bottling
Coast Line RR.
$632,362
j
dividends
according to the EIA- Despite this, there
through public offerings.
Among the
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Listed—News—
Shareholders
the year
small firms seeking funds
In
proceeds of the sale of the additional stock, together with
$1,500,000 to be received from the private sale of debentures will be
used to retire some $1,000,000 of term bank notes and to defray all or
of
period ending last March 31. The firms experiencing financial troubles
over-all rise of 15%, one-third of whom were component manufac¬
turers followed by manufacturers of test equipment or instruments. Only one manu¬
facturer of radio or television receivers was .involved in financial difficulties during
an
common
Net
portion
Committee of the Electronic Industries Association recently reported
high in the number of firms facing financial difficulties was reached in
the 12-month
constituted
-V,
This
shares.
new
Acquired
Co.—Registers Common—
FLOTATIONS
$44
Corp., below.
Arkansas Western
a
LAST WEEK'S
company
£?* °f New York, Inc.
$5
common; and in municipals—$6,095,000 Anchorage, Alaska;
School District, AJiaska; $15 million Memphis,
million Anchorage Independent
renn.; $50 million Pennsylvania General State Authority,
Pa.; $5,870,000 Kern County
Joint Union High School
District, Calif.; $15 million Los Angeles Department of
Water & Power
System, Calif.; $8.5 million
Pennsylvania State University, Pa.
Week of June 13: $50 million Consolidated
Edison Co. of New York bonds;
shares of Garrett
Corp. common; 60^000 shares of
100,000
Harnischfeger Corp. preferred;
bonds; and in municipals—$30 million
Kentucky; $25 million Michigan; $15 million Milwaukee, Wis.
May 19, 1960
$5 million
Savannah Electric & Power
Co.
;
T
-
I
Colvin Laboratories and Pressure Elements
that both Colvin and Pressure Elements
whirh
Orange,
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
13
;
Avien
below.
registration statement with the SEC covering $4,000,000 of 6%
subordinate debentures, series due July 1,
1990 (convertible). 44,278
shares of preferred stock, and 149,511 shares Of common stock.
The
debentures are to be offered for public sale at 100& of their principal
.
Laboratories, Inc. and Pressure Elempr.fc
Woodside, New York,. was announced on
President, and Charles H. Colvin found??-
of
hath
of
Mr., Weiss
:
located
ence Corp.
.
-
Colvin
Inc.,
Weiss,
President
Vice-President of Lear, Inc., and General Manager
Santa Monica, Calif.
He is a member of the
Advisory Board of the Southwest Bank.
•"
six
C.
Moss
Presid*
General Manae-Pr
Avien, Inc.—Acquires—
.
previous
the
Melvin
Harold
a
during the calendar year 1961."
director and
built its sales volume to $2,000,000 in two years.
President and
and
are
joint announcement, Otis and Stanton said"The conn
order backlog of American Concertone and American Avionir<=
,,,J.necl
together will form Astro-Science Corp., is presently in excess of Sin
000 and still growing each month.
Sales have increased 380<7
i
past, nine months to the present rate of .$2,600,000 per vear
a
i e
production volume of $4.150,000, is scheduled -for Astro-SciPn,le n
a
In
tape
George Otis. Astro-Science Board Chairman, has been a
Vice-President of American Electronics for the past year
Avionics,
executives
certone.
The company produces digital and analog instrumenta¬
recorders, military airborne and ground recorders, and a
broad line of high-priced tape equipment for the consumer market.
ment in
Astro-Science
key
American
K ee Irom the
School.
Business
Harvard
plant facilities of Concertone.
1947, is a pioneer in the magnetic tape
the first to introduce home stereo tape equip¬
-
Arden
filed
or
^lnce
„opp
then as President of U. S. Science Corn
t
largest operating subsidiary.
His previous associations inohiH^0|iPs
management positions with G. M. Giannini & Co. and Lear
in
y
lis a graduate electronics engineer and has a master's dearee'
.?e
in
founded
Co,—Registers With SEC—
Farms
Arden
policy,
in personnel,
change
Concertone,
nu
inn
For the previous five years, he was an officer nt
Inc., Los Angeles, first as financial and administrative
President of Topp and
and the
purchase agreement between that firm
a
Monday, May 23, i960
Co.- -May Merge—
American Thermos Products
See
with
.
1959.
Industries,
Astro-Science, principals. The acquisition is to be made for an undisr
closed amount in cash and notes.
It was stated that there would be
also
Net after charges-*-,— 206,640,211
a
.
Chief
and
man
.
Stanton, President of Astro-Science, has been Brm™
Executive Officer
of American
Avionics
Peter H.
and Peter H. Stanton, Los Angeles electronics
11 by George Otis
executives.
in
laboratory
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2198)
their
preset
Number 5953
191
Volume
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(2199).
Avlen
reported that the purchase price is 30,000 shares
capital stock presently in the company's treasury.
He
cements.
A
class
5v 191-p-1215t
Beltone
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. has been appointed trustee,
aaent, registrar and conversion agent for the 6% subordinated
m,
Offered—
specula¬
are
tive.
^JR0KuERS~0f the net
Products, Inc.—Sales Up—Forecast—
Avon
Proceeds, $10,000 will be used for establishfor new equipment for producing
iwmS!?^?inng.„c°mpai\ies:
reco-ds
$10,000 for advances
approximately $14,000,000 in April, i960 vs. $11,350,000 in
,fime month of 1959, John A. Ewald, President, told stockholders at
annual meeting on May 16. "The month of May is also showing
ctnntial sales increase," he added.
e,iP< in
the first four months of 1960 increased $8,708,000, or 23%
were
0oiPS
Stock
(par 100) at $2 per share. These securities
.Dealer's concession is 200.
corporation.—V. 191, p. 1874.
due 1970 of the
debentures
Corp.—Common
York City, on May 16
publicly offered, in the States of New
York, New Jersey,
Maryland, Delaware, and the District of
Columbia, 150,UUU
shares of Beltone
Recording Corp. common stock
inc.—Appointments—
Avis,
rrhP
Recording
A',7. Gabriel & Co., Inc., of New
•
,
to
artists;
$50,000
for
initial
costs;
$20,000 for inventory; $100,000 for
manufacturing
costs; and $25,000 for general corporate
purposes.
tion
recording
and
distribu-
"
i
„r,^USIT^ESSxT"^eltone Recording Corp. was formed
?t:m? £aW
Leslie C" Cahan-" its
stockholder. It was
and^nnfrniiT™
comparable 1959 period, Mr. Ewald said.
the first quarter of 1960 the company had
the
over
For
cain
reported earlier a
in net earnings over the
and an increase of 14%
of 23%
•
quarter.. , ,
;
the decade just completed, Mr. Ewald said it wag a
unparalleled growth. "Our sales in 1959 were 5% times the
£L recorded in 1949," he stated. "At the same time our earnings
increased 6%
times. Avon products are now sold in nine different
In, in tries whereas at the beginning of the past decade, our only markets were the United States and Canada."
Mr
Ewald indicated that despite future emphasis on foreign mar¬
kets
the United States is expected to continue to occupy a key posi¬
tion'as the company's major market. He saw continuing growth for
Avon in this country for several reasons:
.
\
(a) Predicted favorable economic climate would mean more buying
cower for the American public.-,;,
V; . ,
:S';''
\
-v.
:
(b) Expanding population in all age groups meant more people to
buv Avon products.
~
" ; •
•
'
^
(c) The growing, tendency to regard cosmetics and toiletries as neces¬
sities rather than luxuries. ; :
»/ ; ,y.>•;cV.v
; ty.
(d) The hundreds of thousands of homes still available for service
by Avon representatives.* .• ,
• •.•-.X..
The Avon President'asserted that the cosmetic line for women would
continue to produce most sales but that he anticipated "fine sales
increases in our lines-for men, teenagers and small children.".
comparable 1959
of
to
the following
Ewald,
Mr,
to
constitute
the
major
capital expenditures of the company:
V
its
'
The
pletion by early 1961.
(5) Architects are completing
Milford,
delivery
Bausch
&
of
amount
listed
The
is
company
optical
and
It
•«
steel
of
the
facilities
glass
another for
and
for
has
pany
listed
outstanding
Board
as
Management
I
-V.
189,
865,527
of
$100
held.
The
tho
62nd annual
The
The
all
of
outstanding
the
of
in
Wondet
This
the
was
ceeded
those
which
tenth
earnings
the
last
years,-
of
the
decade,
net
Net
at
the
Barnes noted.
Other major
end
i&th
yearly
ssets
for
ratio
A
a
marks
of
established
in
a
dollar
of
row..
in
the
past
year,
v.
■■
company
16.2%
from
•,
stockholders—up 5.8%
13,993
from
Corp.,
7,
over
biggest
half-
he added."
has
developed
a
,
site
as
and
research
products.—V.
issued
2,380,000
its
•
of
conditional
a
proposed
the- required
reflect
to
in
and
reflect
its
to
failure
reflect
to
i
proposed
and
of
directors
:the
the
company
to
down
cnricn?*l
ted
certain
Each
of
sales
stock
and
of
a
substantial
loss
10c
on
the
and
'
question
permanent.—V.
suspension
the
181, p. 202.
whether
the
37%
»
of
total
•
''
,■
.
for the tenth
from $88,955,572.
months
*
r
ture
■nf-iqsv
manofactured dairy products, including cottage cheese,
°f - cheese, powdered milk, condensed milk, Dannon
product specialties, 5%
and grocery products 30%.
the sinking
of
Manufacturers
at
Borden Co.—Forms
Telephone Co.
Period Ended Mar.
Operating
Perfitmg
31
Months—1959
22,841,950
4,917,400
66,039,255
14,923,800
1.941,484
1,860,940
5,764,771
5,334,153
5,307,101
16,162,056
4,756,077
inc
charges
P.
21,154,286
4,901,900
taxes__
R**>rating
Net after
33,239,727 102,889,882
4,773,858
14,354,172
97,193,634
62,120,775
14,270,600
5,513,791
15,288,468
13,660,078
—
——
——
first
is
the
were
$232,144
,
ago.
as
L.
the
for
first
earnings for that
Bruce,
President,
Jr.,
in¬
floor
190,
hardwood
Southern
of
quarter
manufacturer.
hardwood
flooring
yellow
pine
and
paneling, household
plywood
and
cleaners,
p.
as
for
starts
third
the
:
,r
.
largest
prefinished
and
waxes
housing
in
against
the period
impeded
$31,165,398.91
were
though
has
a
nationwide
prod¬
termite
1291.
Plan—Seeks
Qualification
Indenture
Act,
for
subordinated
issued.« According
Electric
issue
Power
of
Co.—Additional
Financing
May 16 reported the offering on
May 13 of $12,000,000 of the utility's 5ys% first mortgage
Additional financing
PURCHASERS—The
purchasers
details follow;
named
below
\
severally
have
agreed
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of new
to
forth below:
bonds set
Amount
Amount
Kidder,
Eastman
W.
S.
Dickson
&
&
Langley & Co
L.
R.
p.
Collins &
Cook
Investment
450,000
—
Corp.-
&
330,000
330,000
Co.—
330,000
Co
of
Corp.
Norfolk
220,000
:
1,100,000
Day-
191,
Co.
Securities
Newhard,
1,250,000
1,100,000
&
Anthony
Tucker,
—V.
Julien
Co.,
1,000,000
r__
&
Childs
1,400,000
Co.
—^
C.
W.
Rand
& Co.__—2,000,000
Fressprich
Hanseatic
York
Corp.
.
Securities
R.
New
Peabody & Co._$2,490,000
Dillon,
Union
2087.
Callery Chemical Co.—New Product—
-'■•
Pittsburgh,
This
Pa.,
company
expects
to
begin
production
below—V. 191, p. 1982.
;
.
compared with $208,736 in: 1959.
On
months was 32 cents compared
a per share
with 29 cents
.
.
plant goes on stream," President E. G. Sanner stated.
The
plant
has
been
undergoing
substantial modifications
since
February when the U. S. Air Force awarded Callery a $9 million
"contract
for the- nation's production of pentaborane.
The Muskogee
/
remains the military's- principal source for any boron-based
fuel compound in production quantities.
t
are
optimistic about the future of pentaborane because it has
consistently proved to be a highly flexible high energy fuel. It has
plant
high-energy
%
„
"We
potential applications—all of them presently classified—than any
have explored or produced," Mr. Sanner said.—V. 190, p. 355.
more
fuel
we
Canada Dry Corp.
The
New
record
unit
sales
sales
In
a
net
York
of
also
report
(&
Subs.)—Net Up—
its
reaching
mailed
earnings
months
May
the
|
ended
turned
in all-time
March 31, with
record high.
a
to
subsidiaries
six
corporation and
in the
$45,717,608
stockholders
for the
period,
9,
after providing
company
$1,550,425
reported
for taxes,
with earnings of $1,367,822 after taxes, or 54 cents
share on the same number of outstanding common shares.
report attributed the rise in sales and earnings to the continued
growth of both the
carbonated and the wine and
spirits sectors
of the company's business.
In the carbonated division, chief factors
.credited for the progress achieved was the increased market penetra¬
tion earned for. the wide-variety Canada Dry line by both company-owned and independent licensed bottlers' plants throughout the nation
tp $44,588,866,
por
The
■
B
Dana
Com pany,
Publishers,
25
Park
Place,
New
York
7,
N.
Y.,
REctor
2-9570.
George
J.
Morrissey,
,
Editor;
—
Salle
S COMMERCIAL
William
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. V. S. .Patent Offi'ce) Will a
Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]
Other offices: 135 S. La
the Act
jrrcaiuciit:
-vxrnifam
*r
President; tiauuc ociyci v, Vice President * Published twice ab Dflnn ComPauY« Reentered a a • octvau class '"owci xvmxuotajt 25, 1942, ~v the post office at ~ ~
Claude Seibert, »—7
iw cutcicu
^
~
"
~
Dana Company.
as-second
matter February
at
New York, Nr Y. ' under th
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1960 >y Williaml b.
0f.PaVAm erican Union, $65.00 per-year;-in"Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
u
i
Dana ociucii,,
Seibert.
w£r°h 3' 1879'
NOTE: On
account
u_,
Subscriptions In United States, U. 8.
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
Possessions, Terrltorim andI Mem
rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions a
of
pentaborane^ at the $38 million high energy fuel plant in Muskogee,
Oklahoma by late.summer.
'/.
"Modification of the plant is essentially on schedule
and we plan
to increase employment from the current 190 to 300 persons when the
$1,497,221, equivalent after preferred stock dividends to 59 cents
per
share on 2,355,672 common shares outstanding.
This was also
;a record,
the report stated. •
In the comparable period a year ago, Canada Dry sales amounted
are
\xniUnm
proceeds
;were
profit for the three
year
Edwin
weather
.
world's
manufacturer
a
as
to -be
that
:
company, in its first quarter report, revealed
up
nearly 10% over the same period last
vear
C
F Devine, president, reported that sales for the first quarter
nf
i960 were $4,165,853 compared , with $3,811,255 a year ago.
Profits
were
also up.
First quarter profits this year, after taxes,
basis,
volume
record
and increased
year
quarters'
three
furniture parts,
bonds.
'
Ohio,
sales
overall
net
,
Products Co.—Sales, Net Rise—
Cleveland,
The
•that
a
1770.
Monochem, Inc.
Bowman
,
■
35,019,487
expenses—
operating
_
1960—3
-1959
$
revenues
0t^eral income taxes!...
191,
See
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
of
1960—Month-
the
of
v
Payment will
Company—
787
$100,000
all-time
by
year,
even
decline and bad
California
.
98.
*"
"
in the ?irst three quarters as against
period of the preceding fiscal year and a
share in the samje*period, of 1958.
I
last
Details—Our
1, next, through
$29,250 of its second mortgage bonds
100%.
.
;
'•
'•
qualification of an indenture pursuant to which $2,500,capital income debentures, 6% series A, due 2010,
to the application, these debentures are
to be offered to holders of the company's 6%
serial preferred shares,
$10 par, in exchange for. the said preferred shares, on the basis of
$1,000 of debentures for each 100 shares of preferred.—V. 191, p. 1431.
be made at the
National Bank, Detroit, Mich^r-rV, 187, p. 2330.
1961
1,
Dec.
due
1,702
4,242 "
..
will use the proceeds,
Inc.—Partial Redemption—
fund,
Net Profits
.
$1.94
organization.—V.
of
000
called for redemption on June
has
corporation
The
operation
since
operations
Finance Plan, 6434 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, filed
application with the SEC on May 12, 1960, under the Trust Inden¬
•are
Co.—Private Placement—
ended
Book Tower Garage,
the year, Karnes reported that bottled
mainly under the Meadow Gold label,
Ice
cream
accounted for
17%,
volume.
profitable
'
that
fiscal
released
earned
;
also
R.
March 31, 1960, Book-of-the-Month
Club
Inc
reports a consolidated net income after taxes of $444,382
equal to approximately 48
cents per share on 916,480 outstanding
shares of capital stock. The company's consolidated net income after
'taxes for the nine months ended March 31, 1959 was $347,261 or
anbroximatelv 38 cents per share then outstanding.
Gross revenue for the nine-month period was $22,841,323 this year
as
against $18,848,804 last year.—V. 191, p. 898.
nine
the
company
and
Budget Finance
-
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.—Net Up—
For
$4.90-1
the
Budget
'an
along
year,
was
address
of
milk
p.
the
such
ucts
with other funds, for new construction projects, among which
is
the completion of its new 22,000-kilowatt Ben French generating
station at Rapid City, South Dakota.—V; 191, p. 502.
year.
had
319,255
announced
per
the
firm
is
with¬
_
Its
comparable
cents
on
control
for hearing, upon request,
should be vacated or made
and northeastern Wyoming,
has
238,505
current
figures,
Bruce
for
lumber,
utility
western South Dakota
organization
480,881
has
its
of
the
99
The
It
has sold $1,000,000 in first mortgage 5J/2% bonds, due
1990
to The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., handled the transaction,
which was con¬
summated on April 22.
;
.v
Black Hills
which furnishes electricity to communities in South¬
were
its
after
anticipated
operations.
*"
Black Hills Power & Ligrht
fer *orms
!91,
of
•were
received
cash
1956.
Bruce Co.—Net, Volume Up—
Mr.
in
Sales
alsb
block
"BAI,"
name
salaries
Inc.
The
thereof
working
as
company
$27,098,159.10
resales
has
"
-
.
is
as
such
period. '
Preliminary
sales
orders
the underwriter
sold
distribution
providing
Gross Sales'
" "
inventories
of
months
$1.58
orders provide an opportunity
of the
used
dicate
registration
the Commission's
purchases.
.
sales for
marketed
cream,
all
^V'
nine
that property acquisitions by the company set forth in
circular are substantially at variance with the actual
and
offering
be
(E. L.)
reflect
previously
the
increased
company
1958
.
The
the foregoing, the
to comply with
reports
The
PROCEEDS—It
,
the fact that the officers
have changed; conflicting statements as
and
securities
of
amount
the
to
claims,
to
capital, including acquisition of goods and
work in process and (related operating
of officers
and
employees,
etc.;
$20,000
for purchase of additional shop and laboratory facilities;
and $92,350
for research and development of new products.—V. 191,. p.
1107.
registration as a broker-dealer with the Commission and is
no
longer in business at the address shown; the failure to disclose
obligations to issue substantial amounts of stock, to set forth the
current status of performance of assessment work on the company's
mining
pur¬
Pa.
years
in
1959
public
at
two
since
1957
.
miiir
of
i
its
unpatented
view
a
v.;1.Year
: •
,
common
from
respect to
fact that
such
any
engineering services to clients.
substantially,
and
in' 1958
BAI
manufacture
of
specialized equipment'rand has also es¬
sales and service organization for its own products and
others.
public
the
first
.
a
1955.
12,
issuance
the
the
and
pur¬
inception. The gross sales and net profits of BAI in the first three
full years of operations were as follows:
current- status
underwriter
the
to
be
their wives
its
Colo.
semi-annual
and Wonder;
.
offer¬
an
may
or
share, but
per
Norristown,
engaged
those
tem¬
the
,
"Wonder"
filing
$5
which uses the trade
Pennsylvania law on Jan. 23,
St..
have
tablished
deceit
the
the
In
commenced
companies failed
its
of
offers specialized engineering . services for research,
equipment fabrication
in
the
areas
of
electronic
systems,
data
processing,' instrumentation
and
auto¬
activities
Its
required.
as
made
and
primarily
was'
share.-"-/;; ^
per
exemption
with
the
special
are
operators
company
mation.
,upon purchasers of the stock. The alleged mis¬
with respect to Big Red involve the company's failure
of performance of assessment work on
its unpatented mining claims, the status of exercise of an option to
purchase mining claims and the current status of performance of
•contracts to purchase mining claims.
Those with respect to Wonder
current
ij
v-
The
controls ■* and
conditions of the Regulation, in that Big Red and
file
to Big Red
respect
of
each
Sales
and
company,
DeKalb
10
development
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
that
failed
securities
fraud
stock
share
'/.--V
No.
191.
orders
Colo.
Denver,
shares
its suspension orders
and
With
eight
increase.
BUSINESS—The
<
incorporated; under
share.
per
25c
account at
own
Okla.
"United"
1955,
at
and
purpose
types.
plants,
«-
disposed of for a period of
disposition is covered by a regis¬
tration statement, a Regulation A
filing, or is otherwise
exempt under the Securities Act of 1933.
carrying
Denver,
shares
general
many
18 months unless such
representations
common stock of $36.84 per common share (before
fnn
a common stock distribution of one share for each
tv
on March 3, I960)—up 6.5% from $34.60.
dividends of
$4,935,458—up 15% from $4,290,414.
Ynmi
of
asserts
to
<to
yalue of
*rffect to
v.
10c
and
of
industrial
chasers will agree that shares acquired by them are not
;assert that their respective offering circulars are false or misleading
in
respect of certain material facts and that their respective stock
offerings by means of such offering circulars would operate as a
and
v
- •.•••
at
—
hereby, not exceeding 7,500 shares,
for their
included:
had $5.14 of
compared to a
■
v.' ;;'
stockholders' equity of $104,453,944—up 17.4%
eiv)«°
of
erection
from
has
City,
fasteners
dealers,
car
-
-.
Feb.
provides
terms
$44,822,972 for the
company
liabilities
-
■
14,807
The
•
v,,
by, the
current
ago.
annual
the
"Big Red"
Uranium Inc.,
public
failed
•
new
eye¬
authorized
2,609,640
on
fiscal
the
of $52,118,797—up
increase
each
year
total
straight
share
of
•:
working capital
i
164%
up
are
filed
common
A
and: Wonder
,
shares of common
compared to $3.65 per
2,322,658 common shares outstanding at the end of last
earnings were equal to 2.33% of sales as against 2.30% last
outstanding
Net
earnings
1954,
Uranium
to
respect
drawn
increased for the 23rd successive year.
dividends on preferred shares outstanding,
'•;•'••-.
"
•
shares
common
offering
amount. "In
of
Total unit sales
earnings, after
equivalent to $3.80 per
on
and
Dollar
■
6,
accessories,
and
new
chased by partners of F. P. Ristine & Co.
from registration under
public offerings of securities
.• ••VX;
'
to
share pursuant to notification filed Aug.
certain
that dollar sales have ex¬
the eighth straight year in
sales
have
risen
116%
in
year
year
increased.
while
>
•
consecutive
preceding
have
offered
exemptions
Oklahoma
Dec.
Mountain
United
^ >
Net dollar sales for the fiscal
year reached a record $443,058,795,
an increase of
$57,609,151 from the preceding year. Consolidated net
earnings were $10,305,308, up $1,443,187 from the previous year. .
>
,
Commission
A
,
Co.,
filed
2,755,000
Commission
,V.
increasing the
consider
will
1
98.,
p.
the
architectural
with respect
•
Uranium
'i4>8->m>tification,
with
dollar
firm's
of
Regulation
'V
stock.
common
Red
to
expenses,
Exchange
1933
following:
therefor;
191,
to
transition
a
and
Regulation
of
notification
Proposed
per
shares.
Carl S. Hallauer is
W.
McQuilkin as President.
William
Chicago
June
on
stock.—V.
be
sales and profits,"
increased business
delivered
and
hardware
ing of 44,470 shares of Briggs Associates, Inc. common
stock (par $1) at $5 per share.
Certain of the shares
•
record
products,
and
Act
United Canadian
(3)
report.
stockholders
common
should
to
15.
agent for the company, publicly commenced
as
».
Big
a
In
corporate purposes.
preferred stock, the com¬
and
common
and
the
1960
as
completed
applications,
offering of 1,188,000
sales and 16%
in
net earnings
for another record-setting fiscal year, ended Feb. 29,
were reported on
May 10 by William G. Karnes, President. ,
The food firm's
steady growth was reflected by new highs attained
in
virtually every phase of operations, Karnes told stockholders in
in
of
of Bettinger's
recently
suspending
the
In
relate
15%
high
coating products, especially the "V-Corr" line
corrugated-steel roofing and siding materials. Also
expanded sales have been packaged porcelain-enameled
Securities
•stock
of
all-time
an
excess; of
industrial
to
Securities
(2)
principal
:
Beatrice Foods Co.—Record Year—
Increases
half
service
offering
2887.
p.
ceramic-on-metal
1665.
the
own
distribution
7.98%
own
its
porarily
products and scientific
glass requirements
most-of
indebtedness
Chairman
officials
second
shares outstanding which
February.
A dividend of
paid on April 29 to share¬
in
V. 191, p. 1002.
truck. bus, auto fleets and various marine outlets
'
"" * ' '
'
'
Briggs Associates, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—F. P.
Ristine & Co., of Philadelphia,
Pa., on April 28, 1960,
will
of
centralized
various
to
to
in
April
specialties
primarily
-
Big Red Uranium Co.—Suspended—
production facilities for optical gratings. The balance of the
addition
backlog
729,000
on
split announced
declared Jan. 19 was
and in any event will not be
of
grown steadily despite heavy Tosses
during
caused by the severe effects of the. steel
strike,
Bettinger and its customers," President Robert A.
"The
corrosion-resistant
p.
proceeds will be used for working capital and other
In
I960,
Bettinger has
-r
debentures, about $5,000,000 will be used to construct
in Rochester,
including a building for manufacturing
frames
1107.
p.
motive
purpose
development company which has explored and extended the uses of
ceramic-coated metals, into such fields as jet
engine parts, industrial
-
*;*'•'
>v
ophthalmic
its
of
produces
parts
rendering
record
of
based
are
stock
share
being acquired with
fabricator
order
one
stations,
which are
factory-fabricated modular units.
its many products.
In the past three
years
it has
acquired
subsidiaries
which
manufacture
a
line
of
complex
automated- scientific
instruments,
ophthalmic
and
safety
plastic lenses, and specialized prototype precision optical components
for the missile and rocket industry.
Of the net proceeds of the sale
component
of
191,
ceramic-coated
.by
underwriter.
producer
a
instruments.
the
exclusively
companies.-r-V.
20-for-i
per
Bowman
Products,
which
became
a
publicly
owned
company
in
February of this year, is a distributor of service parts to the auto¬
motive,
industrial,
marine
and
contracting fields.
Incorporated in
1934, the company is engaged in the merchandising and direct dis¬
tribution of a variety of
products, including automotive parts, auto¬
is
both
stated.
important
V
common
stockholders at the rate
debentures for each 13 common shares
principal
order
includes
early
affected
through
of
;
that some of these facilities would not
Lomb, Inc.—Financing Proposal—
the
its
A substantial portion
i -
..
branch distribution
new
a
by
as
and
processor
year-in the company's history, both
date, interest rate, subscription price and underwriting terms, are to
be supplied by amendment.
Stone & Webster Securitlfe's^ Cbrjporation
is
New
moved
was
City.
this year.
Weaver
Lomb, Rochester, N. Y., on May 19 filed a registration
the SEC covering $6,657,900 of convertible subordinated
due
1980.
It
is
proposed
to
offer the debentures'"fori*"
debentures
it
York
$1,000,000
with
scheduled throughout the remainder of I960 and part of
balance of the steadily
increasing backlog is scheduled for
and
which
statement with
subscription
consists
record
1953
New
comparisons
the
cents
holders
■
plans for
1730.
190, p.
business
in
space,
Street,
to
personal
and
for
2 West 46th
Street,
22
-"Bettinger's backlogs have
•1959
(1)
Bausch &
31st.
independent
Mass.,
backlog
^iveries
1961.
The
oniy materially improve distribution operations but would also release
additional space at manufacturing laboratories in Suffern, N. Y., and
Pasadena, Calif.—V.
present
to
lncreased
This
Del.
President indicated
The Avon
services
additional
West
4
1946
Bettinger Corp.—Record Backlog—
shipping and warehousing unit in? Monrovia,; Calif.,,,which
began operations in September.
(2) A sales and distribution branch in Rye, N. Y., opened last month.
(3) Major renovation during the last few months at the Suffern,
N. Y., manufacturing laboratory.
(4) A $3,000,000 distribution branch and manufacturing laboratory
at Pointe Claire, Quebec, Canada, near Montreal,
scheduled for com¬
unit in Newark,
address,
corporation's
The
A
(1)
2,
studio
a
moved to 709 Eighth Avenue,
was
acquire
present
recording
recent
,
? y ^nd .in 1948
In order to
™
City.
'
According
May
on
Present President
establish
located at
was
vSr
York
Reviewing
and current
to
nuriitfnnfn^0'- fn'?1oilities for all types of recording, such as
St master discs. Its first studio
g'f off-the-air checks, orcnestras, live sessions,
cutting
'
Hod
organized
These
reflect
3
.
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
i
j
i
!
I
4
(2200)
- overseas.
The wine and spirits division tqr the
gains over the comparable period a year
volume for all major products. The division s im¬
ported items, especially Johnnie W a lkir Scotch Whiskies and Pedro
Domecq Sherries and Brandies, continued strong.
Granted favorable
beverage weather, the report looked forward to continued progress
for the balance of the fiscal year to give the company the best year
in its history.—V. 191, p. 899.
in
and
total case
in
ago
■
appointed reg¬
(no par) stock of the corporation.
istrar for 1,188,782 shares of common
—V.
191,
1320.
p.
Central Charge Service, Inc.,
Washington, D. C.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission— Y
The corporation on May 2 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 4,000 shares of common stock
(no par) to be offered
at $12.50 per share,
through Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Wash¬
ington,
C.
I>.
The
proceeds
Central
are
to go to a selling
190, p. 968.
stockholder.—V.
South West Corp.—Earnings—
&
"
reported consolidated net
income of $1.37 per share for the, 12 months ended April 30, 1960, on
the 21,274,634 shares outstanding, compared with $1.33 for the same
period last year based on the 20,574,634 equivalent shares which would
have been
outstanding at that time had the two-for-one stock split
Central
S.
John
that
West
Corp.
May
on
17
effect.
in
been
South
&
earnings
for
months
four
first
stockholders'
annual
the
told
President,
the
were
line
in
due to delays occasioned by weather con¬
postponement of certain items included in the
preliminary
budget, construction
expenditures are running several
million dollars
less than anticipated, and expenditures for the full
and
stated
due
that,
estimated.
proceeds of last
common stock financing in the equity of its subsidiary com¬
since the first of the year. An additional $2,000,000 of these
year's
panies
funds
The
the
of
sale
other
in
stock
common
of
Service Co.
Public
of
mortgage bonds by Public
Service Co. of
and bank loan arrangements
made by the
companies complete the System's debt financing for
191, p. 1108.
YYYY
X
$12,000,000
February,
operating
year.—V.
City,
Sachs & Co., has arranged to
reported
company
The
Bids—
'■
Y-Y.Y; .•
for
General of the United States of America on May 16
invited sealed bids, subject to the terms and conditions stated in the
documents referred to below, for the purchase from him, as an entirety,
The
Attorney
(the entirety
2,538 shares common capital stock, RD $100 par value
of
"stock") of Cerveceria Nacional Dominicana,
C. por A., a corporation of the Dominican Republic. The stock repre¬
sents 12.69%
of the comnjop capital stock of the company issued and
outstanding. The sale of theVjstQCk does not represent new financing
and the company will receive'np part of the net proceeds therefrom.
The stock is held by the Attorney General as a result of vesting
action
under
the
United States Trading
with the Enemy Act, as
amended. The stock is being offered by the Attorney General under
the authority of the said Act, as amended, and the related Executive
herein
being
called the
the
on
"
with
V.
be
the well supplies and
share
a
and
$1.10
between
$1.20
year,"
last
'
"
These
executives
^
?v'/
9 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
Costs
and
Y
>
•—
9788.
Sale of the stock will be made only
9193,
-
of depletion
(exclusive
expenses
'i ■"
■
Income
to
citizens of the United States
,
controlled
zations
by
the Dominican
of
citizens
Republic and organ¬
the Dominican Republic.
laws of
*
1959
$3,088,587
1,300,471
,
$3,123,142
1,068,678
—
Inquiries relating to this invitation and the sale of the stock may be
to the Office of Alien Property, Room 664, 101 Indiana Ave.,
$1,788,116
569,628
Y.
—
Files With
corporation on May 6 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 75,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $2 per share, through Darius, Inc., New York, N. Y.
The
SEC
The
proceeds
are
to
be
for
used
•It
the
Securities and Exchange Commission—
general corporate
purposes.
First
March
quarter
;
operations were $1,213,385, or 46 cents
reported to
earnings from
of $499,873,
or 18 cents per share from operations and $977,495 from a non-recur¬
ring capital gain amounting to 38 cents per share, a total of $1,477,368,
56 cents
or
Sales
the
three
months
$33,573,514, compared with $29,075,592 in the year-ago quarter, Mr. Haines said.
He said equities In earnings of foreign companies and 50%-owned
companies were consolidated for the first time in the statement and,
for comparison, last year's figures had been adjusted to reflect the
change.
"
;
"
■"
": ■
"We
are
maintaining or bettering our relative position in every
industry in which we are a part and our general improvement has
been at a faster rate in the field of capital goods than the general
rate of gain in capital expenditures,". Mr. Haines said.
He
pointed out that in one group of divisions representing about
60% of the quarter's total volume, sales were at an all-time high with
a ratio of earnings that are "about normal in the present day economy,
"In other areas, the road back to satisfactory volume and earnings
has been comparatively slow due in large part to continued' lag in
Industrial expenditures for capital improvement and the curtailment
of domestic oil drilling," he said.
"The improved ratio of earnings to sales," Mr. Haines said, "is due
to increased volume, efforts to streamline operations and some relief
from pricing pressures that have confronted the capital goods indus¬
tries for the last two years."—V. 191, p. 1983.
Chetron
See
Corp.—Acquired—
Garlock
Inc.
the
three
months
ended
March
31, 1960 were $222,of capital stock out-
or
45 cents per share on 494,635 shares
standing on that date. Earnings for the first quarter of 1959 were
$280,101.56 or 57 cents per share on 490,495 shares outstanding at
the end of that period. These
figures are unaudited and subject to
year-end adjustments, but provision has been made for all adjust¬
The
at this time and
for
Federal
and
state income taxes.
first
several
quarter of 1959 was one of the two best
years,
so
the first quarter of 1960 suffers by
Volume
of
quarters
in
comparison.
categories. Increases in
selling prices have been rather nominal for several years, during
which time there have been steady increases in most elements of cost.
Those increases, until
recent months,
have been largely offset by
operating economies, but they have finally become too great to be
offset entirely and are
showing up in the form of reduced profits.
Earnings of the crude oil division were 10 cents per share compared
with 14 cents in the first
quarter of 1959, the reduction being caused
by temporary operating difficulties in several wells.
Business
sales
has
-
was
been
almost
the
same
in
drilling program.—V.
191,
April
Shipments have-varied convolume was 10% less than that
weather
conditions,
usually
bad
y?ar ln to® Louisiana
+£?JTvD? ou« a8t and we wiU get under
toe
projects.—V. 189,
p.
1019.
way
soon
with some
of
year,
This
CBS
of
company
statement
with
Madison Ave.,
485
the
SEC
May
on
New
1960,
13,
to be offered pursuant to its
common,
191,
p.
fast
as
our
as
have
costs
in
an
York, filed a registration
covering 72,000 shares of
Employees' Stock Purchase
alone
year.
a
sale
increase
to
can
needed
during
face
1960,
to
amount
notes
five
to
of
are
its
enable
not
to
to
exceed, $55,000,000.
advanced
be
subsidiaries
them
to
on
from
purchase
open
time
fees
inventory
of
In
addition,
three
propose
promissory
struction
notes
the
of
subsidiaries
to
issue
to
Columbia
purposes.—V.
and
191, p.
sell
together
an
Gas,
1984.
•
with
aggregate
the
Pro¬
of
The 5%
be
six
other
that
radius
-v-
$31,725,000
be
used
:
for
4
the
,
V Y
corporation on May 6 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $3 per share, through Diran, Norman &
Co., Inc.; V. 8
Wickett & Co., Inc. and Cortlandt
Investing Corp., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for general
corporate purposes.
SEC
corporation
on
May
2
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
600 first mortgage bonds (par $500) with 7% interest
from issue to be offered at par.
The offering will be
by E. I. Hagen & Co., Inc.. Portland, Ore.
The proceeds are to be used for renovation and
repair of a
due
covering
five
years
underwritten
building,
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Period End. Mar. 31-
Operating revenues
Oper. exps. and taxes-
1960—3 Mos.—1959
(000's omitted)
$14,692
$12,977
11,078
10,174
York
of
$75,000
common stock to key personnel.
ratio for April was 94.7, contrasted with 89.2
months, it was 94.9 opposed to 91.6 in 1959.
a
was
year
a
year
carried both in April and in the first four months
The total
ago.
for the third
record
on
July 5.—V.
191,
National
City Trust Co.
City Bank of
National
transfer
p.
of
the year,
133,599
1876.
appointed registrar
has been
agent for 850,000
New
York
Y'*> Y."
;
>
$1
,
and
appointed
been
has
shares of the
mon,stock, of the corporation..
Y. Crane Co.—Sells Division.—
value com-
par
Y
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The sale of the Viking Air Products division of Crane Co. to Lau
Co. of Dayton, Ohio, was announced on
May 13 by Wesley A.
Songer, Crane President.
,
•
Blower
.
Viking,
located
humidifiers
for
in
Cleveland,
warm
air
manufactures
furnaces.
Viking
.
line
a
also
of
blowers
produces
a
blower
and
line 01
they
replacement parts for all makes of furnaces. In addition,
suppliers of components to the air moving industry.
The
price of the sale was not disclosed by Crane.
Viking has done a sizable volume of business with
for
the
past 20
years,
of humidifiers.
during
,
Sears
Roebuck
currently supplying 3ears with the Homart line
made parts for tanks, aircraft and ships
The company
World War II.
,
Viking was started in 1935 as the Viking Air Conditioning Corp. It
acquired by Crane Co. in February, I960, as part of the NationaiU. 8. Radiator Corp.—V.
191, p. 1984.
was
Co.—Earnings
Crompton & Knowles Corp.—Acquisition—
1960—12 Mos.—1959
(000's omitted)
$54,091
41,463
of
First
New
,
The
The
than
The
t
'
tonnage
The First
in
SEC
whose operating territory
Chicago. The chairman
can be expected from
this area, because of the saving
Co.,
City
of
revenues
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—Appointments—
con¬
Columbia Technical Corp., Woodside, L. I., N. Y.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
charges by
to
the I.C.C. has granted authority for
around
augmented
operating
holders
to
sub¬
of
to
expected
Nielsen Bros. Cartage
45-mile
a
as
for
.
funds
filed
filed and
to
1960
storage.
sidiaries
was
was
was
25%
above
the 107,631
tons in 1959. April's tonnage of 33,484
topped the previous four months' 28,897 by 15%.
Following the stockholders meeting, the directors convened and de¬
clared the regular quarterly dividend of 17Vse
cents, payable July 20
account
gas
docket
of
More
time
to
A
all minimum
account for a net
charge should provide an additional
Cooper also announced that
The
the
of
Gas
to
been
100,000 shares of
899.
aggregate
the
of
Columbia
increased.
all rates by 5%, Another docket
the I.C.C.
by
increase
acquisition
roster
The
SEC
has
issued
an
order
under
the
Holding Company Act
authorizing The Columbia Gas System, Inc., New York holding com¬
pany,
to issue and sell unsecured notes to a group of commercial
by
amounted
present customers in
connecting lines. The company also expects to add to this
shippers through an already-launched intensive sales drive.
Subject to I.C.C. approval, 99% of the voting stockholders approved
an employees'
restricted stock option plan, calling for the issuance of
in
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Financing Approved—
ceeds
revenues
shipment.
ago. For the four
banks
gross
topped
Cooper-Jarrett's
$47,306
37,044
Acquisition of Firmaline Products Inc. of Midland Park, N. J-» foran
undisclosed amount of cash by
Crompton & Knowles Corp., Worcester,
Mass.,
as
a
was
announced
further
step
in
on
the
May 13 by Frederic W. Howe. Jr.,
company's
broad
program
of
President,
growth aim
diversification.
Operating income
Gross
Incopie
income
1
deductions-
$3,614
$2,803
$12,628
$10,262
151
Other income
Net income
Preferred
levels.
been delayed
during the early part
area in which we operate. The lands are
j
has
estimated
1216.
p.
the
of
was
to increase
latter
embraces
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Stock Plan—
all
JJ5arcr' !?
M&y orders indicate a return to March
starting of our 1960 oil exploration program has
adverse
Mr.
the
representing the
depreciation, would be
$425,000
118
537
314
$3,765
$2,921
1,174
1,006
$13,165
4,789
$10,576
3,911
$2,591
$1,915
$8,376
$6,665
veryspasmodic.
slderably from week to week.
by
the
of
accelerated
are
365.75
ments known
the absence of
with
Columbia View Manor Corp., Vancouver, Wash.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Chicago Mfll & Lumber Co.—Earnings—
for
in
provision
tax
a
connection
below.
"
Earnings
deduct intangible development costs in
income tax purposes. Such costs are
Under the company's drilling program, it is
books.
owners of
588.S48 outstanding shares.
Freight Lines, Inc. which Cooperoperating under temporary authority, should produce
$3 million annual gross revenues as soon as permanent authority is
granted. This is expected within the next 30 to 60 days. Atlantic, which
had a loss of $197,000
in 1959, showed a $7,500 profit under the
Cooper-Jarrett management in the first quarter, and overhead costs
of $30,000 a year can
be eliminated immediately with the start of
integration.
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'
$2,907,385
$5,329,676
—_
1
a year net income."
chairman said that Atlantic
The
Federal
only,
in
and
$500,000
were
.
.
1960
tax
Plan.—V.
share.
per
for
for
the
on
31,
required
share of common stock, Charles J. Haines, President,
annual meeting of stockholders in Chicago on May 3.
This compares with the first quarter earnings in 1959
per
;
1,688,897
contemplated that no tax provision will be required for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1960. Accordingly, no tax has been provided for the
nine
months
ending March 31.
1960.
Based
on
the operations to
the
:
$1,218,488
3,275,212
of period
practice to
incurred
capitalized
sales
den Berg
months
approved
per
"This
$2,054,464
.
,
beginning
at
company
deferred
Chemetron Corp.—Earnings—
rates
been
cents
50
__
surplus, at end of period
is
year
the
van
new
four
which
April 28
on
$1,218,488
$2,054,464
taxes
first
.April gnossi
Jarrett
Earned
t
income
two
profit of $80,000
income
Net
Earned surplus,
a
1959's record setting $5,154,903 by $242,907.
$1,357,047, compared with April, 1959's $1,369,857.
Two factors combined to limit earnings for the opening four months,
which were $104,085 or 18 cents a share after taxes as compared with
$191,738 a year ago. One factor, said Mr. Cooper, was the extremely
bad weather. He added,
"Eut the fact remains that we have not in¬
The
creased
W., Washington 25, D. C.
C. F. C. Funding Inc., New York, N.
*
provision for Federal inc. taxes
Federal
from
$5,397,810,
-
'
directed
N.
for
on
:":;YY vYr"-:'
the
has
Income before
Mr.
of the company's
In
depletion and depreciation and
provision for Federal income taxes—
•Provision
1960,
ouPQration Trust Co., was attended in person or by proxy by
and
ized under the
31,
acquisitions,, increased rates, and concentra¬
high revenue freight will combine to produce $20 million gross
revenues in 1960,
a 25%
increase for this long distance motor carrier,
Chairman Robert E. Cooper, Jr. told the annual meeting of stock¬
holders in Jersey City, May 17. The meeting, at the office of the Cor-
and
Depletion and depreciation
organized under the laws of the United States or state or territory
thereof, or to citizens of the Dominican Republic or to business organi¬
March
ended
on
90%
2,133,154
before
period
a
include
figures
Income
,,Y
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.Jilitutaz h.
i960 Y
$5,256,296
-
depreciation)
and
organizations controlled by citizens of the United States
business
to
or
amended,
as
in
1959' results,
1432.
tion
'
Orders
(& Subs.)—
•''.Y';YYY:\
.
month
three
.
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—Annual Meeting—
(& Subs.)—Earnings
.it.'*
.
—
-
V1-;'•*
.
Coastal States Gas Producing Co.
Revenues
the
be
earnings of acquisitions made
therefore, not strictly comparable
explained.
For the three-month
period ending March 31, 1959, sales of the former. Consolidated Elec¬
tronics Industries Corp. amounted to $6,337,396, and profits amounted
to $249,212, equivalent to 25 cents per share after Federal taxes on the
shares
then
outstanding, adjusted
for the stock increase.—V. 191,
share, as compared
told stockholders.—
common
per
YY'.<-YY YY
''
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
for
the
to
Garden
/-.W
v
announced
with
conditions affecting our busi¬
our profit for the year 1960
the
1925.
p.
with
cents)
during the past 12 months and are,
division.
pump
10
den Berg, Presi¬
quarterly report to shareholders.
Profits after
provision for Federal income taxes totaled $1,052,382, or 38 cents a
share on the 2,798,150 shares outstanding as of March 31, 1960.
now being received in volume, and second, third
business shows piomise of more than making up
quarter decline in earnings.
cents
80
189,
y.
sales
dent
Y.YY-
,
(par
through Capital Accumulation Corp.,
share,
per
are
"Barring unforseen adverse economic
ness,
a reasonable
expectation is that
should
$3
consolidated basis, amounted to $23,218,116, Pieter van
the
9 net sales for
May
quarter
first
;
notification
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.
p.
for
at
N.
Net
YY
'-Y
•'
depressed sales of
fourth
:
,
corporation on May 9 filed a letter of
covering 100,000 shares of common stock
Earnings—YY'\.YY,'Y;
111.,
Steel shipments
and
N. Y.—Files With SEC—
offered
quarter
drilling and
states
Compressed Concrete Construction Corp., Huntington
results were below the company's sales and earnings
goals because of the steel strike's carryover effect on operations of the
mechanical steel tubing division, said Griffith Mark, Chairman, and
Cyrus Mark, President.
Another contributing factor, they added, was
the severe
winter
weather and
spring floods, which hampered well
A.—Invitation
operates 17 sales finance and consumer credit offices
of Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma, as well as two in¬
companies: Midland Empire Life and Midland Empire In¬
Co.—V. 191, p. 504.
.
'
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company
the
L. I.,
..
Cerveceria Nacional Dominicana, C. por
income
Wainscott, President, stated that "in spite of the increased
and increased operating costs, we have been able to
improve profit principally through a more active use of
surance
quarter of $3,727,566, compared with $3,998,678 for the comparable
period of 1959.
Net earnings for the first quarter were $43,544, equal
to 9
cents
a
common
share, a decline from $94,013, or 24 cents a
share, last year.
per
money
surance
be
.interest
may
first
First
the next 3 months.
within
Oklahoma
the
in
invested
be
will
Oklahoma
cents
49
to
capital base."
The
1108.
Evanston,
'
amounted
gross
of
our
in
Clayton Mark & Co.—Earnings—
This
'
;
period
tn
71
1959
substantially
Co.—Private Placement—This com¬
Utilities
p.
month
The
through Goldman
191,
six
comparable
,
E.
G.
cost
place privately $6,600,000 of first mortgage and collat¬
eral trust bonds, due 1990, it was announced on May 11.
—V.
increase over the
share on 253,295 shares outstanding
taxes for the latest six month period was $356727
income of $1,578,268. For the comparable period ended
March 31, 1959, net before income taxes was $237,969 and a gross
income of $1,187,215.- -Volume Tor the latest six -months period
totaled
$20,031,868 compared to $16,672,212 for the comparable- period nf
1959.
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a
SEC
pany,
50%
than
'
equal
before
with
$175,000.
Citizens
(& Subs.)—Net Up
to $231,727 with
equal to 79 cents per share on 257,442 shares outstanding
comparable period of 1959 net income totaled $151,069 with
the
Net
the
to
might be less than the $62,000,000 previously
The
corporation has invested $5,000,000 of the
year
of
amount
;
,
the
earnings
has
mortgage bonds
first
of
;
for
income
earnings
been authorized to refinance the
originally issued in June, 1950 in the
issue
note
PURPOSE—This
all
or
5
.
Z
better
For
; \
one
"
a
Net
the notes of thjs issue
prepaid at par and accrued interest on any semi-annual
date
upon
30 days written
notice.
PREPAYMENT—Any
were
Osborne
Mr.
of $111,178, while
an
899.
p.
■
reflected
period.
Minn. ^ Notes
Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn.,
on
May 10 publicly offered $130,000 of 5%, 5V2% and
5%% serial coupon notes of The Church of St. Peter
Claver, at par, plus accrued interest from June 1, 1960.
The notes are dated June 1, 1960, and are due serially
from June 1, 1961 through June 1, 1970.
meeting
period of 1959.
ditions
191,
,
'
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of Atchison, Kansas, and subsidiaries, reported
earnings for the-six month period ended March
1960,
of St. Peter Claver, St. Paul,
Church
Acceptance Co.
Commerce
,
1216.
This company,
stockholders that
with budget esti¬
generally satisfactory, despite the adverse effects of a
severe winter and spring,
which somewhat curtailed revenues and incrased maintenance expenditures.
The kilowatt-hour output of the Central & South West System for
the first 20 weeks of 1960 was 7.6%
greater than during the same
and
mates
transaction,
191, p.
abpve.—V.
Inc.,
Avien.
See
additional 7Mi% of the common
stock
of
Arizona Title
was
purchased by Douglas Investment Co.,
Phoenix, from Mr. Van Ness, who retains the balance of the company s
stock.
Christiana plans to offer Douglas Investment an option on an
additional 2Ws% of Arizona Title stock from the 80% which it has
purchased.—V.
Colvin Laboratories, Inc.—Acquired—
..
on
$455,000 and profit before taxes
$57,503.
were
simultaneous
a
maturing
Osborne,
results
Corp.
erating income of
In
of New York has been
National City Bank
The First
Appointed—
'
May 13 announced its purchase Tor $1,600,000 cash of 80% of the common stock of Arizona Title Guarantee
& Trust Co. of Phoenix, Ariz, from C. E. Van Ness, President of the
Arizona company for many years.
The purchased company conducts
a
title and trust business with offices in many Arizona jcommunities.
For the four months ended April 30, 1960, Arizona Title had gross op¬
Oil
Christiana
net
Carlisle Corp,.—Registrar
Acquisition—
Christiana Oil Corp.—Stock
countries
51
six months showed continued
...
dividends
Earnings on com. shares
Common shares outstdg,
at
end
of
period
Earns, per com. share
—V.
191,
p.
1216.
331
333
1,329
1,338
2,260
1,582
7,047
5,327
2,651
2,651
2,651
2,651
$0.85
$0.60
$2.66
$2.01
Firmaline is
a
well-known manufacturer for reinforced plastics
prod¬
ucts, organized In 1954 by Robert W. Lade, The company manufactures
reinforced plastics with
principal markets in electronics, electric^,
chemical, aircraft, marine and transportation fields. Products lnclua
marine
and aircraft battery boxes, circuit breaker parts, airline trays,
salt, chambers, chemical drying trays, LPG tank/covers, railway hattery
boxes, radar parts, RDF housings, radomes, terminal board covers, caoa
supports, water valve housings, material handling trays. These are pro¬
duced by compression
molding with many products using
formulations developed exclusively by Firmaline.
The
name
of
the
firm
will
be
Firmaline
Products
Knowles, and the company's New Jersey plant
enlarged and expanded.—V, 191, p. 700.
and
new
pre-mi*
kT
Crompton «
facilities will 0
of
Number 5953
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
as
all
not more than 250).
areas
cot
In
all
respects
the
of
of
not
:•
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CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
senior
the
default
defined
therein
declare
such
as
right
to
regardless of
lar
senior
the
owned
gives
will
indebtedness
to
to
TRUSTEE—The First
has
plus
year-end extra of 10 cents per share.
dividend of 1V2 cents per share was paid on March 15, 1960.
share
assets
L.'
&
Shares
.
sen,
_„
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Kreeger & Co
& Co.
.
&
Burton
J. Vincent &
Burr,
McKelvy
&
bank
a
Strader
&
• • J:
Trust
p.
and
Exchange
Commission
has
orders
York.
suant
(2)
Md.
tures
Feb.
to
Offering
notification
of
240,000
filed
10,
respect
36
March
17,
V;'
to
$1
'
tions
of
circular
that
its
In
named
suspension
'
,
its
anti-fraud
stock
was
>
:
provision) of
for hearing,
suspension
should
The
order
with
be
and
sold
Securities
the
request,
upon
vacated
made
or
in
violation
Each
Act.
the
on
of
Section
order
with
D°ks°n
The
Brotheri
First
charges
17
Construction
least
10
AND
days'
SINKING
prior
notice
FUND
by
publication,
may
be
.
trwK
?r May 1»
period
1967
to
at
the
period
100%
of
the
ending
:
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.
°f the construction equipment (including motor vehicompany, including substantially all of the conn
(including motor vehicles) purchased by the>desprVom Dobson & Robinson, Inc. as more specifically listed and
tu'rp T? VLa Schedule attached to and forming a part of the IndenThe Trustee
will hold said equipment in trust for the equal and
j
•
corporate
share
in
netted
1959,
of
F.
result
volume
dollar
in
increase
of industrial
thousands
serve
were
of
the
j
,
its
of
reorgani¬
in
the
and
military
customers
and frequently miniaturized
of their sales volume is in the space and
Approximately 50%
which
be subject to taxes because of the tax loss carry¬
191, p. 1772,
accrued.—V.
has
hike
sharp
first
in
the
for
income
1.—V.
Jan.
on
In¬
quarter
quarter
191,
1984.
p.
Ero Manufacturing Co.—Shows Gain—
purposes.
Raymond
41%
a
per
The
posted
company
the
ended
year
and
chairman,
share
said
auto
31
prodt
net
seat
$308,108, or
86
cents
a
a share, a year earlier.
and other home furnish¬
lotaied
covers,
ings plus health and sporting equipment.
Kelley,
Sales
the
in
$10,625,091
were
•
included
1959
the
on
tax
sale
of
credit
of
after
a
by
subsidiary
a
year
before.
Income
share
fiscal
the
in
year
gain
$250,245 or 70 cents
metal furniture
with
compared
makes
Ero
rise in net profit on a 17% sales
compared with the previous year.
22%
a
Jan.
annual report, signed by Howard F. Leopold, president
The company's
a
a
7 .
''
compared with
nor --'-
7 '
$9,040,604
■
ijoji-reCUfring profit of 26 cents a
Philadelphia. Income in 1958 was
tnait., reflected losses incurred
in
cents
before its
•.
net
a
plant
a
21
share
191; p.AT0il.:>i'
acquisition by Ero;—V.
of
.
current
-
:
Washington,
shares
200,000
Offered—Consolidated
Inc.—Stock
Estates,
BUSINESS—The
activities which "should contribute to corporate
important impact on the company's future
District
the
located
at
16th
investment,
191,
N.
reports
during
sales
the
first
of
1960
This compares with 53,315
during the corresponding 1959
revenues.
revenues
'7
SEC
months
covering
offered
The
'
$2
420
Inc.,-
■
The
was
on
indicates
mission
ended March 31,
currently
business.
by
Elmer
directors
,
Farrington Manufacturing
'
"
stock
nounce.d .on .May 17,,..
Mr. Tetrick said
that
Printed
Electralab
.....
„r
,.t
..4
....
the Minitron operation wodld be merged with
Electronics Corp., a Farrington subsidiary, establish¬
ing the Needham Heights printed circuits company
also operates a plant at Natick, Mass.
EPEC
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Inc.,: Encinitas,
Minitron,
and
;
Co.—Acquisition—
Manufacturing Co. has acquired the assets and business
Calif., printed circuits maker, in a cash
transaction, Farrington President William M. <Tetrick an-
Farrington
of
-v.
E.
H.
the
Encinitas
tralab
on the West
Coast.
T
that Faust
to operate
Vice-President of the Western Division of Elec¬
Executive Vice-President of Electralab, said
present president of Minitron, would continue
Jones,
Gonsett,
R.
Printed
plant as
Electronics Corp.
initially was set up in 1952 as Digital Products. In August,
1959, a group led by Mr. Gonsett, who became President and majority
stockholder, purchased Minitron.
Since the Gonsett group took over
the Encinitas firm, more than $350,000 has been spent in remodeling
and
equipping the company's, 25,000-square foot facility.
The plant
Minitron
,
.
150
persons.
»
Printed
Electronics
Electralab
with
Farrington's
,
Electralab,
Faultless Caster
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
of
250,000
,
;
shares
the list
;
of underwriters.
.
According
industrial
"!
Garvin St.,
Evansville, Ind., filed
SEC "on May 13, 1960, covering
stock, of which 200,000 shares are *outstanding and are to be offered for public sale by the holders thereof
and
the remaining
50,000 shares are to be offered'for the account
of the issuing company. - The public offering price and underwriting
-terms are to be supplied by: amendment.
Hayden, Stone & Co. headsj^
a
.
Corp. was formed in May, 1959 by
of Printed Electronics Corp., of Natick,
Inc.—V. 191, p. 2088.
corporation of 1421 North
registration statement with the
This
1960, net income was $19,014: This
in a very advantageous position to increase its volume of
Our inventories of processed stone are at a high level. This,
7
a
voting securities.
the
period-
-
filed
Fairmont Advisory Service, Inc., of the same New York
F.
Huebsch is President.
He and two other officers
and officers of Fairmont and own all its outstanding
managed
(The
During the same months of 1959, adjusted net income
was
$18 336, also equivalent to
$0.07 per common share after pre¬
ferred dividends, based on the 238,914 shares then outstanding
(ad¬
justed for the 2-for-l stock split in October, 1959>.
,
In
his
report to stockholders,-,, Mr. Wills stated
'Eastern Lime is
the
,
the quarter
York,
the SEC on May 13, 1960, covering 19,494
stock.- V
organized in November 1956.
The prospectus
it will register as an investment company - with
the Com-,
under
the
Investment Company
Act in May 1960.
It is
address.
In the first
equal to $0.07 per common share after preferred dividends, based
239,414 shares of common stock outstanding at the end of'
New
was
company
merging the assets and business
*Tn
Ave.,
registration statement with
employs
quarter.
Lexington
shares of capital
figure for 1959 has been adjusted for com¬
parative purposes to reflect an elimination of a non-recurring income
of $12 000 arising, from a subsidiary taking "Reserve for Post-Season
Operations" into income. This amount was not applicable to opera¬
tions in the March quarter of 1959.)
Pre-tax income in the quarter
ended March 31, 1960 was $31,657.
In the equivalent months of the prior year, income before, provision
for
income taxes
(adjusted) was $25,137.
In the respective periods,
the provision
for Federal and state income taxes was $12,643 and
first
870.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
earnings before taxes equal to $0.41 per share after preferred dividends
in the March quarter of
1960, as opposed to $0.29 per share in the
1959
the
be
per
Securities,
Fairfield
are
prior to provision
the corresponding
to $71,606. Cash
share, through Courts & Co., Atlanta, Ga.
proceeds are to be Used for working capital.—V.%190, p.
at
Fairfield Securities,
'
C.—Files With
corporation on May 9 filed a letter of notification with
50,000 shares of. common stock
(par 50 cents) to
The
tons and $144,082 in
depletion and development expense, and
was $101,103 in the March quarter.
In
of 1959, pre-tax cash earnings
amounted
cost
taxes)
-v
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
,
totaled $196,962,
quarter.
incorporated under the laws of
1959, and its principal office is
13, Washington, D. C. It
Equitable Leasing Corp., Asheville, N.
that
threet months
17,
W., Suite AG
of acquiring acreage for development
suburban metropolitan counties, ;with
creation of man-made lakes with boating facilities.
4.
p.
was
Aug.
on
Street.
for the purpose
principally in
organized
and
emphasis upon the
—V.
corporation
Columbia
of
3636
was
Carp.—Net Up—Forecast—
president,
■'•'7'
corporation.
.
.
Dealer's concession was
proceeds will be added to the general funds of
net
PROCEEDS—The
the
Securities
D. C., Inc., on May 6 publicly offered
of class A common stock (par 50) of
Estates, Inc., at $5 per share.
500 per share.
Company's newly-announced policy of reporting quarterly,
quarter figures will be made known to shareholders as soon
Wills,
gross
tion
order to secure
m,'Y?lent of Prlr*clpal, interest and premium 4 if any) on the notes
°^mancp °*
sever&l covenants "and conditions contained in
Tructoa '«Ure'* tbe cornpany transfers, mortgages and pledges to the.
sub^o«'fiY,f su.ccessors and assigns, as and for a first mortgage lien,
strupM««ne by the
comncn
«et|Uipment
&
against net sales of $158,618 in the March quarter of 1959.' Ship¬
high calcium stone totaled 69,146 tons, amounting'to $184,724
for
TnH
clesi
$1,100
quarter of 1960, commercial stone shipments of 35,966 tons added up
to $69,884 in gross revenues as against 21,562 tons shipped and gross
revenues
of $45,370 in the same months of the previous year.
Eastern Lime's cash earnings before taxes
(income before deprecia¬
and
the
as
gross
c.
that in
consisting
at
Securities
ments of
In
and
are also redeemable in part through the operation of a
at the Principal amount thereof together with accrued
to lhe date fixed for such redemption. The Indenture provides
rnm„0n or before April 15 in each year from 1961 through 1969, the
f 'npany will
pay to the Trustee a sinking fund payment of $30,000
hp
'coemption of.the notes on May 1 in each such year. The notes to
bv ..??eamed through the sinking fund will be selected by the Trustee
how?? and aH notes so redeemed will be canceled. The company may,
affrnJi.J*
its 0Ption. credit against such sinking fund payment the
thrm.^K .1?
pal amount of any-notes either redeemed (other than
sinking fund) or purchased, or otherwise acquired by it
and
surrendered to the-Trustee
' '
/
" •
,
units
stock
Fidelity
had
:
r.
Net
.
principal amount thereof,
provides
by
shipments."
that
Indenture
in
common
"first quarter operations were
highlighted by a 24% gain in net sales over the comparable three
months of 1959 and a 41%
increase in cash earnings.
Net income
showed a 4% improvement in the period under review.
This is the
second
successive
year
that a:-profit
has-been recorded for the
March quarter, in contrast to the historical pattern of losses being
reported during the inactive winter months due to, grqatly , curtailed
inim'ngf
^IEN—The
offered
of
doubling
p.
upon
1967,
common
Eastern Lime
<sitX^e n?tes
aim
be
-
C&Se' Wlth accrued interest to the date fixed for
redemption
to
shares
underwritten
of plant
at DCA's Carlisle, Pa:,' Reeves-Hoffman.
(quartz crystals) facility,
—>
„•
(d)
acquisition of direct control of Anemostat Corp. of America
(equipment for air conditioning systems); and
'
.
J
~
' '
(e) addition of new products to its Waring line of household ap-.
pliances, including air purifiers.
.
/
• . The
company's major subsidiaries,
Kelley added, "currently are
working on contract proposals ranging in value from $100,000 to
$13,000,000, and while we cannot count any order until it is in the
house, we expect that a number of these will bear fruit." '
f
The "company,
Mr.
Kelley / reported, currently is engaged in a
planned program "to make fullest use of every square inch of produc¬
tion space in our various plants, by moving production and assembly
of products as may be indicated."
For many years in the past, he
noted, each subsidiary had worked virtually independently, "but your"
present management intends to ensure that our manufacturing and
sales are geared to an, overall plan."—V. 191, p. 1217.
.
notes,
30,
$1)
100
be
.
redeemed at the
April
filed a letter of notification with the
sinking fund debenture bonds and 10,000 "
.
•
12-month
and
will
a
half
.
.
of
J.;
(c)
..
"
.4
•
■
Kelley listed for shareholders: «■ '
Acquisition of DCA's first overseas subsidiary. (Winston Elec¬
where plant space currently is being doubled;
addition of a new 30,000 square foot plant at Farmingdale,
(b)
-
°f tbe co"ipany at any time as a whole, or from time to time
aftn81'1 to -May
1961> at 103 Vi % of the principal amount and thereen,.?.1
prices declining by Va of 1% of the principal amount in each
uccessive
in
Z':
growth,!'
Offered—
PROVISIONS—The
per
Discussing
Trust
REDEMPTION
in connection
Co.,
the
(a)
Company of Lincoln, Neb., on May 4
publicly offered $300,000 of Dobson Brothers Construc¬
tion Co. 6V2%
subordinated equipment notes, dated May
1, 1960 and due May 1, 1970, in 300 units of $1,000 each
(at
par), plus accrued interest from May
1, 1960.
ac
Lincoln,
feet for storage
is leased from and
RR. Co.
The buildings
square
property
Quincy
as
.
earnings and sales has been reported
the board.
rose to $14,653,532 from $9,260,402
in
the same period last
year.
After provision for preferred dividends,
net
remaining for the common stock was $12,828,701, or 75 cents
per share on 17,048,312 common shares.
For the 1959 period, remain¬
ing net was $7,085,300, or 42 cents per share on 17,023,467 shares.
Operating revenues climbed to $133,999,360 for the quarter, compared
with last year's $109,371,398.
..
.
...
; ."
Mr. Kayser said the gain in earnings was largely due to an increase
of approximately 11.9%
in gas sales over the first quarter of 1959.
He
said
the
earnings figures
take into account the proportionate
share of income tax savings growing out of a loss carryover acquired
through the company's merger with Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.
tronics, Ltd. of England)
its
Co.—Notes
6
(par
available.
as
(the
'
that
in
Division,
last
•
,
Paul Kayser, chairman of
by
sales during 1960 and have an
provides an':'
whether the
permanent.
Directomat
to
May
on
stock
debenture
the second
'
,
offering cir¬
cular fails to name and disclose the
background and material interests
of all promoters and
affiliates of the issuer, and to disclose relation¬
ships between promoters, affiliates and an underwriter and between
a promoter
and a company holding a material contract with the issuer.
It is also
alleged that said company failed to disclose in its notification
all of its
promoters, controlling persons and affiliates, as required.
With respect to Rosecroft, the Commission's order asserts that it
tailed to file a revised
offering circular or to file a semi-annual report
of stock
sales, as required.—V. 187, p. 2001.
respect
Streets
Watch
the
over
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Net Up—
A
Na¬
regards earnings, he noted that the company already has earned
the first quarter as much (14 cents per common share) as in
entire
first six
months of
1959.
He
emphasized that, in line
the
tempo¬
'■/'*'i
question
&
"J"
the
said,'J'-all- divisions
he
35%
,
.
industries.
forward
during
to comply
offered
opportunity
Burlington
and
8,000
This
that
said
year/?
the
increased
.
-
with certain terms and condi¬
the Regulation.
It is also asserted that Directomat's offering
is false and misleading in respect of certain material facts
companies failed
4th
at
approximately
.
Earnings will not
"between $40 ana $o0 minion" is boyc nigher than a year
''&■ago, he reported.
The company, he stated, is now. "most definitely
in a phase of solid growth and expansion."
i
For the second quarter, ending June 30, 1960, he said, sales should
not only
top the $8.8 million recorded in the 1959 second quarter,
but
are
expected to be even higher than this year's first quarter
(when the company recorded sales and other income of $10.07 million).
of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
orders, the Commission asserts that the
offerings
First
volume
.
wide variety of precise, high quality
a
products.
should
backlog
share pur-
per
502
sales
divisions
These
with
,;''
at
the
above
Net
equipment.
$100,000 of 7%
offering
cents
N.
public
"
told shareholders at the DCA annual meeting held on May
6, 1960.
All the company's subsidiaries are operating profitably, new
orders
are
keeping
pace
with
stepped-up
shipments,
and
current
-
conditional exemption from registration with
a
company
president,
.
1959.
amount.
and
at
located
for
first four
and volume
' '
>
'.'Our
Micronics—
have assumed a position of considerable importance to the growth and
profitability of the company," Shennan said.
"This year we expect
industrial sales volume to approximate $12,000,000 at a satisfactory
rate 01' earnings."
'
...
.. , ,
i .
.
' ■ ■
f
1956,
that
Rosecroft Music Circus, Inc., 6732 Holabird Avenue, Baltimore,
Offering of 500 common shares at $50 per share and 250 deben¬
in the principal amount of $400
pursuant to notification filed
Regulation A provides
two
shares
1958.
"
common
are
$26,991,822
Shennan,
G.
1960, compared to tne same period a year ago,
tne breakeven point.
industrial
divisions—Abrasives,
Electronics
and
well
is
reach
an
all-time high- in 1960
(previous peak year "
when sales totalled $44.1 million), and it is anticipated
earnings for 1960 will be
"substantially
increased"
over
the
Sales
was
2,500
'
issued
and
of
sales
on
James
of
montns
■.
^
shareholders,
to
report
sales.
latter-half of
and
has
zation,
approximately
Dynamics Corp. of America—Earnings Forecast—.
rarily suspending Regulations A exemptions from registration under the
Securities Act of 1933 with respect to public offerings of securities by
the following:
.
V".
i „ 7
(1) Directomat, Inc., Hotel Roosevelt, Madison Avenue & 45th Street,
New
of
\
V
Inc., Asbury Park, N. J.
proceeds are to be used for general
The
As
Securities
thei balance
$1,761,157
of
shareholders,
by higher
the
Shennan
Neb. '"
yard
a
of
its
Chicago,
common
The
vestment
2,500
■'/
.
of
$1,000
one
2,500
:
.
of
leased
Lincoln,
area
corporation
unit.
4,000
Co.__
1432.
an
the
by
The
••
Directomat, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
The
1
*
Company of Lincoln, Neb.
are
maintains
company
SEC covering
through Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, has placed privately
$3,500,000 of junior sinking fund notes due April 1,1975,
May 12—V. 191,
Building,
having
shares
d
>.
Dial Finance Co.—Private Placement-^-Thi^ tompany,
on
wholly-
Drug; Associates, Inc., Neptune, N. J.—Files With SEC '
4,000
.
Inc.:_____
..
.
announced
and
are owned by
the company and are used
with the maintenance .of its equipment.—V. 191, p. 1564.
Co.________^"^,'2',000
Co.", Inc.____ll
1,000
191, p. 1321.
was
its
to
previous year."
in
Jones,
?v 7,-*"
it
construction
and
located thereon
4,500
.
Bioren
Coffin
f-
the
of
company,
working capital.
offices
maintenance
served
,
—_
—V.
Writer & ChristenInc
Peters,
offset
profitable
Inc.
Robinson,
Bank
The
and
Shares
Inc.__
Co.
Co.
&
Robinson,
'
Neb.,
A
a
17,000
12,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.— 12,000
Halle & Stieglitz__—_____ 12,000
Shields & Co
12,000
A. C. Allyn & Co„ Inc.—
7,500
Butcher & Sherrerd—___
7,500
Stroud & Co., Inc.___
7,500
McCormick & Co.____
4,500
Bache
all
&
letter
"During
work.
&
company's
tional
UNDERWRITERS—The names and addresses of the several under¬
and the respective number of shares which they have agreed
to purchase from the selling stockholders are set forth below:
J
the particu¬
existing
The
writers
Becker
of
that
of
Dobson
work.
12, 1960, the board of directors declared a dividend on the
stock of 15 cents per share, payable June 20, 1960 to holders
of record June
1, 1960.
The board of directors has, by resolution,
declared its intention to consider cash dividends on the common stock
on a quarterly
basis and a supplemental stock dividend annually. No
assurance can be given,
however, as to future dividends, which will
depend on earnings, financial condition and other factors.
G.
to
loss
a
annual
sales of $30,973,160 for the fiscal year
earnings amounted to 90 cents.
This
on
share
president, said
that the turn to profitability came at midyear, after the heavy costs
incurred to increase production in the Watch and Electronics Divisions
demand
on
his
In
missile
common
A.
payable
Per
its
in
company,
1960.
28,
with
compares
Inc., whose construction equipment, personnel
construction contracts have been purchased by the com¬
pany, has engaged in the same types of construction as the company
with the exception that it does no
city street paving or resurfacing
May
On
and
111.
profit of $825,628
a
Feb.
previous year.
indebtedness
engaged
Dobson
and
1177.
p.
Elgin,
ended
and
construction
^
per
The
reported
tion
$106 per share
i
...
3,812 shs.
3,812 shs.
stock (par $1)
——
—
*1,000,000 shs.
332,685 shs.
NOTE' As of April 25, 1960, the company was contingently liable as
guarantor on a bank loan with an unpaid balance of $96,875, for one
of its principal suppliers of milk.
. t
"Includes 33,000 shares reserved for issuance under the company's
Restricted Stock Option Plan.
DIVIDENDS—The company has paid dividends on its common stock
in each
year since 1950, and for the last three years has declared
dividends at an annual rate of 40 cents per share, based on the present
number of shares outstanding, consisting of quarterly dividends of
cents
due
senior
of
in the business of asphalt and concrete pavihg of
highways, construction of water, sewer and gas distribu¬
systems, telephone duct work, sewerage treatment plants, airport
runways and drainage structures, irrigation structures, swimming pools,
parking lots and associated and miscellaneous concrete and asphalt
streets
Outstanding
Common
niL
been
190,
Elgin National Watch Co.—Earnings—News—
.
BUSINESS—Since its incorporation in Nebraska in 1946, the
_
at
able
1959."—V.
of
Approximately $60,000 will be used to retire equip¬
added
increased
with sales
results of
of
year
record
proceeds of the sale of-the1 notes,-estimated
other
owing
be
a
the stone quarries and the black
earnings expected to exceed substantially
were
certain
obligations
$165,000
;
holders
the
the company will pay $50,000
payment on the purchase
and
be
plants,
other
date
from
months
the maturity or any other terms specified in
subsidiaries.
ment
redeem¬
preferred stock (par $100)
an,
12
,
initial
equipment
will
1960
the
indebtedness.
$275,000,
as
that
top
any payment could be applied to either principal
notes.
Under the terms of the Indenture, any event
1 PROCEEDS-^Of the met
at
,
Authorized
or
supply.
of
source
anticipates
and
the Indenture, liquidation, receivership,
other manner winding up the affairs of the
indebtedness, both principal and interest, would
of
;
being notes
as
regular
a
operations at
any
interest of
REGISTRAR—Bankers Trust Co., New York City 15,
net proceeds will go to selling stockholders, and
u
than
more
.
in
PROCEEDS—The
to, the. company.
defined
company,
as
"Management
notes issued there-
of default under
or
all
Lime
-
and
paid in full before
PAmnont.
will .accrue
;
company to national or state banking institu¬
or
...
funds
'
principal and interest), shall at
wholly subordinate and junior-to all
be
be
.
nn
plus, the important fact that capacity is being steadily enlarged, now
permits us to expand our commitments to existing accounts and we
have accepted orders from new customers interested in having Eastern
(both
••
company,
York, and^Westchester, Nassau and^other suburban
New >York;,,and Bergen,. Passaic, .Hudson,
counties.
others.
notes
maturity
a
the event
the
vr0„r
the
indebtedness"
having
bankruptcy,
counties, as well as the cities of Jersey
ruv
Newark and Paterson. A number of communities in upstate New
vnrk are also served.
Over 85% of the fl,vpa ' whpro sales are made hoc?
company's fhp
in
yoiiw »
.Tprspv
mefcronnlifcan
kNew York-New Jersey metropolitan area,' where the company has
concentrated its efforts in the more rapidly expanding suburban
..
in
and
origin.
within the State of
ancj other New Jersey
Essex
times
tions
include principally the Boroughs of Bronx and Queens
ntips
11
the
from
or
that
obligations issued by the
market by usage and advertising.
the
City of New
the
"
in
over
provide
senior
incorporated in New York in 1932
Middletown Milk & Cream Co., Inc., is, together
an.i Ik subsidiaries, an independent milk company operating primarily
Vp New York-New Jersey metropolitan area. Through one of its
'ViHiaries it is the successor to a business established more than
sn vpars ago. The company is one of the largest independent milk
;»«nrs and distributors in its
territory, and its principal brands
pffiiwood " "Middletown," and "Creami-Rich") have been well estab¬
'vice
coupon
SUBORDINATION OF NOTES—The Indenture
unaer
,
formerly known as
lished in
to
or
cttcjtnESS—Deltown Poods. Inc.,
a
security of all holders of the notes and interest
attached thereto, without preference, priority or distinction
participation in the lien or benefit and protection of one note
coupons
& Co.
Stowance
rata benefit and
pro
Foods, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—A. G.
Inc. headed a group of investment firms
hieh offered on May
16, 115,000 shares of 'Deltown
Snnds Inc. common stock (par $1) at $13,875 per share.
rvLlpr's concession on the issue was 550 per share (reneltown
vlnker
5
(2201)
to
and
common
.
<
•
?
the prospectus, the company produces a full line of
commercial casters,'for home and office', furniture; and
.
industrial and materials handling equipment. It also
handles, knobs, and other itrim; lor furniture. In
indebtedness and preferred stock,. the company
now
has outstanding 400,000- shares ot common stock.
Net proceeds
to
the company from its sale of the additional 50,000 shares will
equipment,
and
manufactures
addition
metal
to- certain
,*
;
: 1,
■
- ——**
,
be
in
used
to purchase new
($300,000)
part
and
and certain other
presses
-
working capital.
production equipment and for
sales—
income
before
Consolidated
income
taxes——
Earnings
2241.
$1.18
$1.00
plant of
■
•
above.
Corp.
'
-
.
about
Financial
Charter
$2,086,324,
earnings
were
deferred
income
shares
Assets
end
gain
the
of
Total
was
at
.
gain
30%
a
$506,717,209.
This
the close of the first
otrfstandlhg increased to
loans
216,782
••
reached
to §503,095,626 from $383,736,753
■
•'./
■
a record high of $531,390,546.
Savings rose 31%
.
31,, 1960
according to S.
March
at
earlier,
year
a
' '
quarter
first
ago>«~.
year
income
assets of $476,590,539
over
oXl9b3.
quarter
This
President.
the
at
2*1%
a
$11,327,932
against
i$13.639.379,
Mark Taper,
deferred
Total
$407,849,830 a year
over
offices
39
California,
in
and
Mr.
that the company had
and Pacific Coast stock
announced
the New York
Taper
listing
on
//;.'■>"
1321...
p.
other
11
been
V.;
of
ment
of
SEC
The
issued
has
Issued—
of
authorizing First Pelharr. Corp., Pelham. N. Y., investment
company, to sell certain of its portfolio securities. One of the trans¬
actions contemplates the sale to Warren E. Buffett and certain part¬
nips
ners
wnich
in
common
on
of
shares
$768,859
and
the
transfer
stock
of
vided
all
sells
and
at
Foremost Dairies, Inc.
Sales
Pelham
by
his
E.
to
250.030
191,
1985.
p.
Manufacturers
Reinhold,
said,
Chairman,
and
Grover
D.
Turnbow,
President,
their report to stockholders. Results for the quarter,
achieved despite the exceptionally unfavorable weather
were
prevailed in many of the company's key territories and intensified
conditions in certain markets. First quarter operations,
they stated, always tend to be the lowest of the year by reason of
seasonal
in
fluctuations
Consolidated
months
$104,750,655
the
sales
net
of
ice
31,
I960,
it
related
and
cream
corporation,
with
compared
as
the
of
March
ended
sale
subsidiaries
and
$103,597,416
for
the
for
the
amounted
announced,
was
products.
before
taxes
1959
Consolidated
$3,900,175
was
quarter,
net
against
as
months
of
same
$3,862,317
V
r
income,
Federal
after
and
state
for
taxes
the
%
:
.
charges, totaled $1,920,102 and was equivalent to 25 cents
share on the 7,778,383 shares of common stock currently outstand¬
ing. Net earnings for the previous year's first quarter were $1,904,285,
also equal to 25 cents per share, calculated on the same basis.
per
sales
continuing
are
report said,
"and volume
is significantly above that
their
the
on
of
usual
seasonal
company's
upswing,"
manufactured
the
products
ago?
Management is conducting
intensive investigation of the possibilities of
expanding into allied
food products to utilize most effectively the company's
organization, re¬
search developments,
and merchandising and advertising programs.—
year
a
an
V.
190, pp.
In
The
Formfit
it
sum,
Erwin
Co.
South
in
addition
May
on
has
to
Chicago.
firm
The
the
the
by
sells
sold
for
undis¬
an
three-story
Mikulik
paintings
plant
at
Studios,
Art
and
manufac¬
furniture.
custom
firm bearing his name, said he
the middle of June.—V. 190, p. 2617.
into the building
Franklin Discount Co.,
The
company
covering
1965,
proceeds
purpose
of
191,
p.
to
are
be
purchasing
1005,
plans
Toccoa, Ga.—Files With SEC—
filed
2
of
8%
letter
a
of
subordinated
to be offered at par without
The
—V.
May
on
$50,000
placed
notification
conditional
general
a
sales
with
due
the
July
1
-
fund
contracts
and
and
used
for
making
the
loans.
,
,
Chetron
IncChetron
Angeles
April
Chetron
were
to
sales
The
Sales
vicTnn
of
the:
12
1960
w11'
stock
month
year
$1,600,000
1960.
of
on
of
the
involved
period
Officers
represent
basis
of
in
not
ending
of
Organizationally.
the
Chetron
and
autonomous
Jurisdiction
Corp.
is
in
of
the
the
unit
In
the
30
were
records
Inc.
excess
Chetron
group
of
President's oftice.
plastics and fiberglass
volume
of
announced
is
Itek
This
on
below.—V.
Corp.,
191,
year
to
be
1985.
p.
'
volume
in
1958
$.05
a
which
has
been
share
per
declared
in
of
will
Los
1959
expected
for
anticipate
corporation,
The
with
of
the
Ave.,
May
on
13,
New
corporation
enjoyed
Herbert J.
history,
Mr.
Young,
Loan
of
progressively
holders.
account
of
gain
the
that
of
Association
1960
'
9.8%
president,
increased
At
March
from
the
its
31,
loans
total
savings
savings
$83,390,000
continued
from
7.7%
up
in
residential
currently
the
savings
in
reserves
in
spite
of
at a
in the
5%
the
strong
Mr.
pace,
moderate
a
Overall
Young
decline
loan
held
net
in
demand
oi
The
of
of
that
constitute
the
Savings.
gain in savings of
produced
by
less
of
»
the
of
offices
new
loans
on
stated
interest
6.61%
of
the
The
earnings
because
savings
any
the
the
loan
companies
•
fabricating industry
results
winter
attached.
and
the
finished
in
average
yield on the loan
period.
In order
during
real
on
the
like
portfolio
is
the
period
three
last
attributable
was
year.
months
the
to
1960
recent
tight
associations
quarter
of
in
Gibraltar's
operating
Savings paid 4%
area.
During
the
Gibraltar
During the quarter a subsidiary,
merged
into
the
holding company
Division
was
of
effected
tax
Gibraltar
to
Insurance
its
was
York/
missiles
a
Clay Co.
control
ding
of
under
the
Lake
Salt
Income
per
t
Co.
is
stock
f
utah. Fire Glay Co' with
for
61,500
outstanding
sales
volume
was
Refractories Co.
$1,573,000.
of
It
shares
of
Utah
shares
CI'
y
also
Mexico
owns
a
and
49%
Colorado.
interest
In
the
$15
a
share
2,
transferable, prior, to
company
the
sinking
elect.
may
interest
in
fund,
its
this
Co
and
fuel
and
other
including
1959
Murray
Murray, Utah, producer of silica re.ractories.
'
'
oil
in
each
Corp.,
.
..."
case.
with
plant
its
related products for
helicopters,
and
to
-
Rochelle,
New
in
of
hydraulic,
servo
con
aircraft
lesser
a
share,
a
and
v
of
common
.
7
'
stock.—V.
gas
'•
■
;
■
'•
191,
■
„
p.
i
financing, out$700,603 of ae
1322.
,
Inc.—Enters
Real Estate—
producj&r specializing in secondary recovery
on
May l2 that it has entered the
major diversification move.
V
real
estate
development
•
,
N.
co
an
J.
"It
800-acre
is* our
lagoon tr^
to-further improv
woodland- and
intention
by
in
New Jersey," Belmont said.
Hydrocarbon also intends to
a public utility company to serve the*-project: < •
'
ds
development, owned entirely by Berkeley shore Estates, exte
from Route 9 in Berkeley to
Barnegat Bay south of Toms River, N- £• .
Plans call for development of approximately 1,650 lagoon lots
areas
ganlze
,
on
Installing sanitary, sewerage1 and water facilities
sell building plots in what is one of the prime seashore res
property
then
I.i
Jan. 21, 19°,j
debentures win
primarily in the manufacture
valves, brake controls, as, well as
approximately 2,300 plots
in Berkeley Township, N.
Glad¬
of
The
starting
B.imont, President of Hydrocarbon, in announcing the r
estate venture, said Hydrocarbon has acquired all the stock of Bern
ley Shore Estates, an
income-producing
development conslstln?.flrt
a
New
through
2.44,760 shares
xaul
"
Fire
at
separately
as
_the
to and including
1965; at $12 per share
through May 15,1970. The
share
per
is-engaged
common
field
companies,
100,COO
and
be
date
$7
Jan.
entitling
attached
warrants
at
through
(military and com¬
extent > for 8uiae ,
and rocket engines. For the
year 1959,-the company had tow
of $1,881,863 and net income of $103,638,' equal to 42 cents
v
announced
pIant in Salt Lake Gity produces
""J/1* and draln ule- These products
f/rnsrir'pu?!nw
marketed in Utah, Wyoming,
are
exchange
share
a
1967,
not
stock
common
$10
,
Gladding, McBean & Co. will acquire
through an exchange of stock
*
to
finance
to
have
Hydrocarbon Chemicals,
firm
of ering
debentures
accrued
The
more
McBean & Co. and Utah Fire
submitted to shareholders of
»!r an"a«rfen2fnt signed by presidents of both
&
McBean
financing
the
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of >the Current
standing capitalization of the company, will consist of
and
Co,—'Proposed Merger
which
City
in units,
purposes,
and
B
the
^tThe^,Board<i ot directors oi Gladding,
£?' ~,ve aPIjroved a Plan to be
Utah Fire
plu3
par,
mercial)
*
&
2,
will
redeemable
This
Gladding, McBean
at
earlier
actuators
was
the
corporation
to
obtain
stated.—V. 190, p. 2240.
of
loan;
purchase
pneumatic
first
Corp.,
enable
it
such
New
savings
and
is
now
operating
as
Financial Corp. of California.
Gibraltar
to
position,
interest
Aetna Se¬
will be used by the
including the purchase ot
work-in-process ana
subsidiaries;
reduction of a portion of an out¬
and
the balance will be for general corporate
from
corporate
BUSINESS—Hydra-Pbwer
-
money
the
holders.
1959,
—
March lr 1962, at
redemption prices ranging from 103%*'to ..par,* and :'at the option oi
the company, beginning May 1,
1961, at prices receding from 106 mo
to
of
7.2%* compared with
The increase in the
2,
through Jan.
to
attract
additional savings
to
meet' the
heavy
demand, the interest rate paid on savings accounts increased to
4Vi% per
annum for the first quarter of
I960, a rate paid by the savings'and
loan
1963;
be
made
Offered
-'I--
to
lag in the production of
reduced profits in the first
first
loans
estate
bank
^warrants,
time
proportionately
that
products
Jan.
time
connected
are
$500 debenture and 75
material,
xaw
PRIVILEGES—The
wPh
expenses
$22,257,866,
of
Units consisting of $1,000
proceeds
various
holders
first
recording
for
equipment,
standing
or
the
sales
on
.
purposes.
however''
in
to
annual
debenture
warrants,
100%, plus accrued int. from May 15, 1960.
priced at
new
$11 250 000
some
group
a
equal
months.
PROCEEDS—Net
association
savings,
company
processing
Thus,
and
business,
additional
for
the
and
$137,901
v,as
warrants and
company
last year.
report
average
normal
1959
the
income
quarter of
history
opening.
making, prudent loans.
opening
The
of
the
the
than
months
in
in
size
capital
an
are
Gibraltar
largest net
comparable
a
of last year.
traditionally
quarter
quarter
150
and
extraordinary expenses were incurred which
to a purely nominal amount of $5,075.
This was
substantial expenses involved in the grand opening
by the
offices
new
of
fund
lag in activities of Houdaille's northern
warrants
said.
heavy
earnings
occasioned
sinking
a
$600,000 of this corporation's 6V2% subordinated deben¬
tures, due May 15, 1970, with common stock purchase
earnings amounted to $403,640 equal to 41 cents a share on the
shares of common stock outstanding at March 31 which are
adjusted for the 5% stock dividend paid April 1, I960.
In the first'
1959
to
which operates the Hotel Mayflower in
pledge of the common stock of Fred Fear
'
' V
"
'
Inc.,
income
net
Net
of
entitled
be
Hydra-Power Corp.—Securities
976,395
quarter
will
curities Corp. and associates offered on May 19,
quarter to a new high of $105,316,378 while
increased 6.8% reaching a record $6 248 082
quarter
;
»•
form
a
of
\
activities
to
expect
Co.
&
affected by the normal sea¬
construction subsidiaries
1. '
/
•
Earnings for the 1960 period were equal to two cents a share com¬
pared with 0.1 cents a share last year after providing for preferred
dividends. Per share earnings for
both periods were computed on the
basis of 1,439,046 shares outstanding rs of March 31,
1960.
Mr.
Peo
reported that the 1980 first quarter results for the first
time
included
Houdaille's
equity
in
its
majority-owned subsidiary,
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp.—V. 191, p. 1322.
of
number
beginning
March
First
•
its
$91,625,000,
the
Stearns
Bear,
V ; •'
r
This
the
for
sonal
interim
an
the
to
at
housing, starts throughout the nation.
rose
in
used
Peo, Chairman and President, disclosed in a report to stock¬
compared with $108,195 cleared on sales of $17,317,374
holders.
expand
throughout the quarter with
of the year.
Lending reflected overall
to
first
construction
continues
Assets
in
9
and
amounted
in
/
activity
quarter
quarter
Ralph F.
its
year.
Loan
announced May
:••••,'.■ // • v /,;•
r
■
first
be
issue.
Washington,
Mayflower
California—Earnings—
profitable
will
1,
1972. Net proceeds
in connection with the
July
due
debentures,
debentures
Washington, D. C. and by
& CO.—V. 190, p. 1420.
I960,
most
Debentures—
payments commencing in 1962 sufficient to retire the entire issue by
maturity. They will be secured by a pledge, of the common stock of
V
p-incipal subsidiary, Gibraltar Savings &
Beverly Hills throughout the first three moot.is'
stated
Young
the
issuance
program.
and
the
debentures
The
registration
a
Co.
&
First
filed
York,
trust
the
of
expansion
underwrite
/
airborne and ground support applica¬
Park
445
SEC
report to shareholders.
the
$2,030,000.:
Garlock
Bache
-
I
regularly
//'/.•//•://
sale
company's
producer of subminiature solid-state and electro¬
a
the
from
was
*
dividend
collateral
vertible
56%/increase ;;in
a
Sales
proposed
the
the SEC a registration state¬
and ' sale of $1,500,000 con¬
with
corporation filed on May 17
covering
ment
covering 200,000 shares of
common stock, representing
additional stock issuable upon exercise of
restricted stock options which may be granted pursuant to the com¬
pany's Restricted Stock Option Plan.—V. 191, p. 604.
stock
at
disclosed.
June
1960
sales
Garlock
sales
capital
completed
was
ending June 30,
the
sales
a
it
wholly owned subsidiary
All
negotiations
Wr* fUi5terWl11 ^ °Perated cs the Aircraft and Missile DiGarlock Inc.
independent
under
for
of
months
o
the
Y.
final
a
fiscal
new
Electronics Co.—Merger—
Hermes
191,
General Dynamics Corp.—Stock Plan—
This
favorable
N.
during
amount
during
approximately
four
®
-
oi: Pa^yra,
acquired
29.
$750,009.
b,
first
was
a
-*'•
dividend
,
statement
merger
Corp. of Los Angeles has become
the
for. $12,-
trustee
..
Insurance
Garlock Inc.—Acquires—
of
stock
8%
ail
account
debentures
underwriting.
in
on
1959,
1958.
declared
Devices
General Devices is
a
Oldrich Mikulik, who heads the
to move
for
■
.
expect
Hotel Corp. of America—Registers
$79,870
31,
in
mechanical telemetry systems for
tions—V. 191, p. 1005.
interest
said
purchased
was
been
12.
Vice-President,
Streets
Kedvale,
111.,
research
sales will be higher than last year," he said, "and
barring unexpected developments,
they should yield greater earning.s
than the record profits achieved in the
fiscal year ended March 31,
i960."—V. 191, p. 1985.
yjv
) yyy
,
.
1957.
since
three
1:
.
Aurora,
announced
Formfit
Bluff
and
plant
was
Hesser,
LaSalle
SEC
of
Dec.
recorded
$50,620
General
generated
tures
profits
ended
year
.
involved
2800
the
over
1959,
was
1294 and 971.
Formfit Co.—Plant Sold—
closed
record
the
for
Inc.—Earnings—
9 by John E. Brinster, president.• "
According to Brinster,
the figures
represent
income
on
all
"Overall
to
.*
"We
978
May
to
year,' ;
Profit
and
earned
firm
The
$1,759,089
increases
comparable
appointed
outlook
the
"good."
more
;
and
.
termed
Sorensen
Mr.
■///%
their accelerated activities, which in 1959
with two new organs, new tone cabinets and
continued
company
reverberation unit.
the
sales
of
construction
/
See
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of
that
last
been
has
//'
Hammond engineering
that
stated
Sorensen
have
provided the
during
competitive
three
Co.
A.M.
to
groups
net
net home sales of 904 units, or 28%
and increased
utility customers 45.2%
Trust
integral component in prestige model stereophonic
manufactured by a few of tne leading producers."
declared. "It adds a new dimension of sound equally
and F.M. radio and monaural and stereophonic sound
an
as
^resident
4,851.
General Devices,
(& Subs.)—Sales, Net Up—
May 5 in
on
well
1772.
p.
G.
pro¬
Corp.
of
holdings
share.—V.
per
Daniel
to
$13,563,
of
earnings for the three months ended March 31, 1960
above those for the corresponding period of a year earlier,
were
Paul
they
sale
value
made
transfers
$74.25
completed
and
again
said
be
to
and
stock
Corp.
the
market
a
50.3%;
of
had
1958;
over
told
players
Sorensen
Mr.
the
compared
version
a
reproduction."
from
as
.
in
involves
second
having
an offer
accepts
Felham
of
of
1 he
44.3%
or
.
initially
$62,050,299
500,000 convertible subordinated debentures of the corporation.—V.
exchange for the sale
10,355 shares of its $25 par capital
closing,
the
securities
stockholders
its
shares
Corp.
share.
per
equity
Dobbins
Mr.
preceding
Pelham
to
partner, of equity securities (other than
Map Co., Inc.) having a market value of
a
Sanborn
date
$74.25
at
Dobbins
is
he
of
rise
a
gain
a
up
6.4%; had
the
year
before,
than
$882,974.
Act
pany
homesites,
homes,
total
under the Investment Com¬
exemption order
an
•/•"/<'
•
from the
46%
up
.
share,
$4.13 a
$6,185,276 or
were
$2.85 a
stockholders the company would enter a new
of the Hammond
organ
reverberation device
introduced last year.
V;/./■
v v/.'y / .
y',/'/\
"The
new
item
will be made
and sold by the company for use
with
field
..
EQUITY—$31,168,226,
homesites,
7,590
49,933
income
First Pelham Cor?.—Order
'
<
,
of 90%
gain
a
company
earnings
Sorensen
Ml
'V
$21,349,317 reported for the year before.
'
'
y^/ix
General Development revealed that during 1959 it completed develop¬
sub¬
C
approved for
exchanges.—V. 191,
sidiary organizations.
earned
30.8% from the $1.07 reported Jor
up
' /'
'
of six savings and
First Charter is comprised
with
share,
•,
STOCKHOLDERS'
The
loans.'
Bank
Loan
associations,
year.
ASSETS—$117,912,239,
reported for the end of 1958.
Company Act
for sinking
bonds
of
share last year./Sales were $35,819,043 as
in the prior year.
•./yi/V; i:/"
best previous year
was in fiscal 1957-58, when the company
$4,888,087 or $3.27 a share on sales of $27,686,897.
record
TOTAL
Depositors rose to
ago.
During the first quarter First Charter repaid the $8,350,000 owed to
1959. as well as S32.000.000 of Federal
loan
the preceding
169,416.
from
commercial banks at the close of
Home
EARNINGS—$ 1.40 per
.
and
Approved—
Holding
$431,000
with $26,496,541
compared
$6,292,894
from the
increase of 40.1%
an
the
under
order
an
in
the
$4,275,787
with
$
-!'C■
that
that
report
$38,436,569
the
from
74.9%
t/i/.//V
•'
INCOME—$8,818,916,
NET
of
gain
a
yy
last %
company
increase
45%
a
nounced
reported for the earlier period.
additions to
share, based on 6,150,000
share,
per
$205,600, or 3 cents per
were
outstanding.
now
cents
SALES—$67,237,864,
TOTAL
been
the
for the year
ended March 31, 1960 reported
earnings and a 35%
increase in sales and anis entering a new field, y/
Stanley M. Sorensen, president, informed stockholders in the annual
Chicago
The
:-•/
statistics:
financial
these
recited
Report
reported for 1958.
Corp.—Earnings—
34
or
Annual
1959
by
Hammond Organ Co.—Net Up—News—*
*
;
;
..":i-viV^
has
in'Trlenton
•nw'.vr-'y-
.
Gulf Power Co. to issue
purposes.—V. 191, p. 1773.
fund
Report—Trustee
General Development Corp.—Annual
for
earnings
:,V
/
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ground
189, p. 1928.
issued
has
SEC
The
the first quarter of 1960, before appropriations
to general reserves and after Federal income taxes, equaled $2,264,207,
or 37 cents per share, and an additional $562,173 or 9 cents
per share,
was added to deferred income.
In the March quarter last year, net
Net
2089.
p.
expansion,
Gulf Power Co.—Debenture Issuance
The
equipment will
is planned for
cay,
191,
overall
company's
the
of
part
authorizing
,
-
Knowles—Formed
The
First
„
has already begun. Delivery of
the end of this year, and actual production
barrels a
mid-1961.—V.
below.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
See
American Transportation
3,000
better
quarter of this year,—V.
cement-producing equipment for the new plant, to be located
Iligan City, Mindanao, Philippine Islands.*
■
.
Negotiations have been transac.ed with the Mindanao officials at
Manila, P. I.
It was announced that bids for the processing equipment
were received
from all parts of the world.
•.
Construction on the new cement plant, expected to have a capacity
start
v
the
said
a new
key
.
below.
Firmaline Products of Crompton &
and
3,000-barrel
Mindanao Portland Cement Co. was announced in Cataon May
17 by officials of Fuller Co.,„a subsidiary of,
the basic equipment for
Corp.
v
;
:/v.
.
The contract, totaling approximately $2Va million, draws upon Fuller s
diversined facilities for tne design and manufacture of virtually all
Inc.—-Acquired—
Crompton* & Knowles
See
.
Transportation Corp.—Sub. Contr.
supply all
to
Williamson
Mr.
broken for increased manufacturing facilities at its plant
This unit, Mr. Williamson said, should be
in production
,
to
'
period,
the
sales
equal
its
train
As
v-p';.;-
American
Pa.,
sauqua,
General
of
Firmaline Products
were
at
*
Manufacturing Co.,
Singer
Revenues
and
new
*
$93,343,
expansion program. The company is continuing to expaiid
sales force, he said, and, at the same time, to pursue
products through research and development.
company's
•:
for
income
income
"
"
part, to the ever-increasing upward pressure of expenses
to the substantial charges that were incurred due to the
in
part,
in
net
and
$3,032,400
share.
net
in
decrease
due,
and.
were
common
per
In the same quarter of 1959, net
stock.
common
company
The
was
with $3,694,706, or $2.46 a share,
$84,570,697, against $70,170,355.
compared
share,
the
cents
4-month period reflected
Power
to
contract
A
Fidelity Machine Co., Inc.—Acquired—
See
of
19
the
III,
of
share
per
:
meeting
annual
a
$5,041,549.
was
first quarter of 1960 were $3,492,596, the highest
sales in the history of the company, according to F b
president. Net income was $61,568, equal to 13 cents
the
for
quarter
Williamson,
rates
Mr.
$2.94 a
a
year
earlier.
—V. 191, p. 384.
(out¬
the
at
•/;.■'
■
higher
increases,
$785,000
—
re-elected
were
Goodall Rubber Co.—Earnings—
'
placed in effect to offset corresponding pipeline
said. Revenues of $46,775,004 compared with
$39,348,282 in the 1959 period.
For the 12-month period ended April 30, net income was $4,404,480,
the
held April
29, 1960, and the amendment to provide for an increase in the num¬
ber of authorized shares was approved. Over 83.9%
of the outstanding
stock of tne company was represented in person, or by proxy.—V. 189,
directors
the
All
$7,149,472
$624,534.
with
compared
$10,445,818,
were
are
Sales
;
first
compared with $4,859,486 a year ago.
A large
part of the revenue gain in
General
shares
share on 784,645
March 31, I960)-
per
standing
higher
substantially
was
'
842,000
$923,000
revenues
Net income was $1,783,457, compared with
first four months of
1960, a net income
the
equal
998.000
income
net
Consolidated
taxes———
April
in
Co.
the sharp rise in consumption of gas in
did
not materialize until April, R.
M.
reflecting
revenues
ago.
For
$16,544,000 $14,980,000
1,921,000
1,627,000
—
Service
Gas
President, said.
April's
year
of
ago,
which
year
for
Power,
1959
1960
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
Consolidated
a
March
Corp.—Earnings—
Consolidated
income
Net
than
Elmer
and
Walter
Ferro
a
people.
110
Gas Service Co.—Earnings—
Noelting and the widow of William H.
respective families. Mrs. Win. Noelting
and family then owned 110,473 shares and Elmer Noelting and family
97 527 shares.
These 208,000 shares were acquired in April 1960 by
the Clarence and Walter Noelting families (who had held 96,001 and
95,999 shares, respectively), for an aggregate amount of $1,928,000,
or
$9.27 per share; and the sellers withdrew from the management.
The
purchasers made borrowings to finance the said purchase; and
they
now
propose
to sell 200.000 shares and intend to apply
the
proceeds to the repayment of the notes representing such borrowings.
was
produces
*
Elmer
W.,
Noelting, and members of their
was
employs
and
fractories
prospectus
Clarence,
p.
40,000 square ibot plant is
Angeles
lists Clarence B. Noelting as President.
He and
H., and William H. Noelting assumed management
of
the
company
in 1941 following the death of their father, the
founder
In
March I960, all the outstanding stock was owned by
The
Walter
51% interest in Murray Re.
plants.
Among l„s major
ainnerware, sewer pipe, refractories,
ceramic veneer
facebrlck, ceramic tile and technical ceramics.
Its 1959 annual sales
were $35,417,000.—V.
191, p. 701. *
Gladding, McBean & Co., which owns a
Co.,
operates
10
west
coast
components for aircraft and missiles.
located in the Glendale section of Los
engineered
in
specializes
Tne
*
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.
Number 5953
yotaie 191
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
two beach sites, a main marina with boatel, a
swimming pool, shopping center, scnooi site and other facontracts nave already been
signed with several leading
uid variety stores ior the shopping center.
■clSSkeiev snore urates has projected sales for the development
woodland plots,
en
65
n
K V P Sutherland
Paper
Tuu
Shtheriand.
C1
merger
ox
lo.
»
•am0unSnB
.an.
agreed in principle to combine Hermes with Itek.
panpk
Of
a^d
proval
combination,
proposed
the
which
has
been
total
on
ior
under
the
A
:a p
<,
$2
at
without underwriting.
snare,
per
..
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
A
•
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International Oil Participants Corp —Participating In¬
Offered—"The company on May 11 offered an
aggregate of $1,500,000 of participating interests in its
I960 Oil and Gas-Exploration Program iri 300 units of
$5 000 each for the purpose of financing the exploration
for oil and gas by drilling .exploratory wells on proper¬
ties to which it shall acquire leases, in behalf of the
purchasers of the offered. These are speculative securi¬
ties.
A-' A-Vaa
of $T,203,602 .compared
Del
ticipates
ended
months
to
$1.08
earnings
March
ended
of
31,
March
share.
per
$2,039,818,
190,
92c
or
Net
Webb Construction
both
firms
met
industrial
by
here
County
to
as
Del
lands
will
be
with
cor tract.
stock
applicable
.
—V.
Kern's
Board
Directors
of
share.
with- $1,351,734 in March laSt
3,253,725
:
1113.
p.
A
A
,
$1.45
$1.24
3,189,094
$1,46
$1.26
!
.
-
-
-
as
^
.;
:
;
share owner, will act as
Kern County Land par¬
a
Industries, Inc.—Registers Common—
The
oifering is to.be made on an all or none basis by Finkle,
Wholstetter, for which a 50c per share commission is to bo
underwriter also will rqceive $12,000 for expenses; and it
has acquired an additional 20,000 shares from the company for $2,000
which are also included in the registration statement and may be
reoffered by the underwriter later.
A
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The
,
,
The company was organized in 1955 and on Feb. 29, 1960, it acquired
all the stock of P.M.L. Manufacturing Corp.
It and its subsidiary are
in
engaged
W'ib'o, President of the construction company, was named
of Stockdale Development Corp.
John L. Kies of the Webb
firm will be Project Manager.
Principal offices will be in Bakersfield,
Calif.—V.
191, p.
1774.
•
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fiberglass
the design, engineering, development and manufacture of
reinforced
plastic
components and- assemblies, which
are
principally used in missiles, rockets, airplanes, 'radar sets, sonar sets,
torpedoes, electronic and heavy electrical equipment.
In addition to
A certain indebtedness, the- company has outstanding348;236A common
Net
proceeds
the
of
sale
of
additional
stock,
estimated
at
$413,ooa,
will be used as follows; $60,000 to Increase the company's
effort, $40,000 for further research and-development on proprie¬
sales
tary products, which are now in the development stage, $50,000 to
purchase additional machinery and equipment, $100,000 to repay a
bank loan, $26,119 to repay loans; from stockholders, and the .balance
for working capital.
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Electronics
Co., Inc. common stock (par 250) at
The dealer's concession was 300 per share.
*, $3- per share.
3,299,435
3,284.518
&
paid.
,
and that net income for March i960 was $1»,315 against a net
Of. the shares offered, 133,334 were offered for the account of the
in March 1959.
V
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-A
For the period Jan.
l*March 31, 1960 railway operating revenues
company and 66,666 shares for the account of selling stockholders.
were $3,579,167 compared
with $4,005,592 in the-corresponding period
:
FROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be added initially to the general
of 1959. The company
had a net income of $116,591 for the 1960
funds of the company.
:' '-v
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three month period-' compared
with net income Of $103,278 in the
BUSINESS:—Keystone Electronics Co., Inc., a Delaware corporation,
1959 quarter.
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A
v';AA
was
organized on Jan. 8, 1960. On Jan. 30, 1960, it acquired all of
The
above figures
do not include any amounts for damages as
A the issued and outstanding stock of The Keystone Electronics Co., a
awarded by the New York Supreme Court in the lawsuit brought by
Connecticut corporation wnieh is engaged in the manufacture and sale
Charles B. Ripley, and otners against United Fruit Co. in which case
of quarts crystals used principally as frequency control units for com¬
appeal is pending.
munications equipment and Which, in turn, through a wholly-owned
Under the judgment as rendered the amounts due are as follows:
subsidiary, Electronic Enterprises Inc.,
(a New
Jersey
corporation)
Of
-
of $45,971
59o,l09
$1,028,708
Y.,
Seskis
E.
stone
668,542
$4,791,595
stock—:
common
Industries, Inc., Motor Avenue, Farmingdale, Long Island,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 13, covering
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per
J. A. Winston & Co., Inc. and Netherlands Securities Co.,
Inc., on May 12 publicly offered 200,000 shares of Key¬
:
to
Lamtex
N.
shares.
year
loss
191,
Lamtex
;
to
and to
Keystone Electronics Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered
;
dividends;
Land
President
v
2,108,070
$4,623,817
of common stock at end of period J.
Earnings per share (end of period shares)
—*
Shares of common stock—average for period—
jLa.iiixrgs, per Snare (average shares for period)
the
to
2,372,552
$5,460,137
Shares
Cochran explained that
development corporation oh a
LV,, ■■
sold
$6,731,887
,
Stockdale, Cochran explained.
share owner and in planning.
a
Stockdale
Or39,793
$7,832,689
-A—-,
income-*
Earnings
development
Kern
Co.
*
$6,771,680
.
Drl39,906
Preferred
share,
per
$7,972,595
*
income
Deductions from gross income-..
1939.
p.
47,448,438
income
Gross
i
31,
1960, to a
would compare
This
1959.—V.
residential, commercial
and
Bakersfield, Calif., May 17,
at
E,
of
long-term
.
v.
-
announced, that in March the company had railway operat¬
revenues
ing
six
net
County Land Co.—6,000-Acre Project—
contractor
: cue
,
/
>
_
to
months
6,000-acre
and
the
equivalent
Director of tnetnew corporation, said.
The Webb firm, besides
participating
a
International Railways of Central America—Revenues
The road
for
The Stockdale Development Corp., owned
jointly by Webb and Kerri,
direct-the development on Kern County Land Co.- properties ex¬
tending southwest from Rakersiield; KCL President Dwlght M. Cochran,
terests
—News—
those
will
'
,
six
Officers
-A;
-
.
•»-' • •
•
above
v
complete documents creating the Stockdale Development Corp.,
elecc officers of tne new organization.
■;
covering
nffpred
ior
oasis,
launched
Co.
corporation on May 10 filed a letter of notification with the
150,000 snares of common stock (par 501 cents) to be
'The
earnings
$2,402,704,
simnar
Kern
Bond & Share Corp., Boulder, Colo.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
33.8%
Other
per share.
Results
the 1959 period.
1959
$54,220,ll8
51,887,890
income
Operating
year
oi
a
.was
aire
oi -$i,4lc,ob9
equivalent to 64c per
equal to 48c
1960
$59,860,485
Operating revenues-*
Operating revenue deductions
earnings
montns ended March 31,
1960,
z,221,390 shares outstanding at that date. For the comparable
ago, the two companies on a combined basis would have
a
bringing
ex¬
other conditio»s.-V. 191, p. 201.
Insurance
net
Assuming^ the merger had taken .place on Oct. 1, 1959, and
combining figures prior to Jan. 4, 1960, net earnings for the quarter
Dec. 31, 1959, would have been $983,715,*" or 44c per share,
of the other's
coinoanv
a
consolidated
7
Laclede Gas Co.—Earnings3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
;ended
several months, is subject to further investigation by
business and finances, to stockholder ap¬
for
Remission
showed
quarter were
the basis of one share of Itek common for 4% shares of
on
i960;
ltported^ net earnings of $1,060,721,
xor tne
1960
-A
the surviving company with common stock being
would be
changed
4,
Co.—Earnings—
Co., reporting' for: the'first time since the
Vegetaoie jrarcniaehc Co. and Sutherland Paper
Paper
Kalamazoo
tnree
on
period
f
onhard S. Leghorn, President of Itek Corp., Waltham, Mass.,
and
«Snim M. Hubbard, President of Hermes Electronics Co., Cambridge,
^
jointly announced on May 12 that the boards of their two comnies have
tne
snare
Corp.—Merger—
Itek
oa
ior
approximately $6,500,000.-V. 191, p. 1322.
to
(2203)
,
the
outstanding stock, 84,610 shares (24% ) each are owned by
Medney, Board Chairman, Warren E. Ponemon, President, ana
Liu, Vice-President and Secretary. A
*
Jonas
.
'
Hsing
*
Lau'Blower Co.—Acquires Crane Co. Division—
■
See
Crane
Louisville
Earnings
Gas
Electric
&
share
per
'A.,-.A
above.
Co.,
of
Total
to
1
Jan.
31,
Dec.
1959
March
to
$5,924,470.90
I960—_
31,
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.
interest
Estimated
to
31,
AAA
I960—
awarded to
plaintiffs'
counsel.—V.
191,
and
which
expenses
902.
p.
Common
may
less
totaling nearly $700,000 for LORAN (long range naviga¬
tion )
equipment
have
been
awarded
to
ITT's
Federal
Division
of
Clifton, N. J„ by the U. S. Navy's Bureau of Ships. A- A -A:aA-AA-A'AA
The
other
N.
A.
N.
The
J.—V.
work
191,
will
1986.
p.
of
of the market price prevailing at
options, whichever is hig.ier,—V.
the
;
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,
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_
"Love Me
;
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King-Seeiey. Corp., and T. K. Cramer,
Products Co., confirmed May 16 that
of
:
the
is
King-Seeley
listed
York Stock
the New
on
Co., Inc.,
Seattle, Wash.
Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
($1
corporation
covering
124,500
share),
per
The
a
proceeds
Federal
capital.
May
on
shares
without
to
are
Housing
filed
6
of
common
of
stock
be
to
tbe
offered
at
par
used
increase
to
the
mortgage
;
■■■■
net
assets
to
qualify
lender
and for
A A'A\
;
•
A
•
London,
plastic
jugs,
;:;pA36o.
SEC
has
issued
.Holding Company Act
& Light Co., Denviile, N. J., (1) to
General Public Utilities Corp., 300,000
order
an
under
the
lssue
and
sell
additional
to
Its
parent,
^...v-,
A A
■
To
cK^atter Corp.
;
authorizing Jersey Cenbral Power
has
Co.
in
plants
Norwich,
A'-:.;
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—
.
dends—News-
-
Manhattan
Bank
value,
par
has
of
appointed registrar pf
company.—V. 190, p. 1180.
been
the
Pittsburgh
reports
consolidated
that
months ended March 31, 1930,
nrfci
or
company
$1,383,000
on
shipments
totaled
74
net
Webb
*
income
$27,320,000.
the
For
$45,29.1,000.;
A is
cents per share
20th
..A-A; A ,A-
Century.
'■
at
acres
option
.
A-
A
.
Century-Fox
;•
A
■... ■
is
A
•
executed,
Kratter
"A- '.
will lease to 20th
for 50 years the studio portion of the property of 75
rental of $1.5 million per year.
Fox also receives an
net
a
to
.■
agreement
new
Century-Fox
-
.
the
When
>
A-aa:
,
•
20th
the closing- of the contract to buy the Century City tract. Closing
scheduled
in
six months
following approval by stockholders of
six
31'
of
pays
upon
for
months ended
I960,
consolidated
net
income
was
$1.33
per
share or
w,483,000
on
shipments of $49,868,000. For the corresponding six
period of fiscal. 1959, earnings were $2,33a,000 on' shipments
of
Kratter
film company alsb retains $2,607,000 already paid by
In addition, The Kratter Corp. will pay $38,000,000
The
Knapp.
&
agreement,
the
of
terms
Under
"
Thi®
Knapp plans proposed last year.
A original Webb &
the
A $2,393,000.
Joy Mahufactiirin g Co.—Earnings—News—
renew
'•
the lease at
the same amount for an additional 25
'A.A'A;:A
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announced that the initial dividend declara¬
riecipitation. Comparative figures for
tion at the rate of 10 cents per share per month on the company's
snares
-A new $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred stock was payable May 16
outstanding at that time.
\
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joy President, W. L.
to holders of record May 2.
A A
Wearly. in a quarterlv report to stockholders
A
the Peb- 1> I960
acquisition for'cash of Web Wilson Oil Tools,
This represents the first of three successive, monthly dividends at
nw,
said that Web Wilson's line of oil drilling products are "comthe rate of 10 cents per share to be made on the convertible preferred
P
A
yta.s.
_e 1960 per share earnings are based
^rekwhich include 77,342 shares issued in
on
1,866,050 outstanding
the acquisition of Western
1959 are based on 1,788)648
,
„.
''
;
Board of Directors
The
•
.
•
-
'
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m.entary
to
wil1
those
of
bec<>me
a
Baash-Ross-. Division.
our
part
of
The
Web
Baash-Ross Division and
Joy's
.
Wilson
;
which were declared in
advance last mop,th.
Second
will be made June 15, 1960, to holders of record June 1,
1960, and third payment will be made July 15, 1960, to holders of
record July 1, 1960.
L
'*'■
r
nrn
moccssing
industry, in
electric
utility
paints,
in
the steel industry as
Mas„rotber significant growth industries."
i
.arly sald tbai' domestic orders were ahead-of the same petirniA,
J'ear and that overseas business is continuing upward, parin rvi
Products of the firm's wholly owned subsidiary plants
risi,ule,au Britain, France, South Afri~.a and Australia. Noting that
>
rinri
i
siiyji
•se»«
-
m
' costs are forcing more business into Joy's low-cdst foreigh
ry. Plahts,' Mr. Wearly itu.icipa«iea - that this; year, Joy's over-
Manufacturing
would; exceed all
previous
levels.—V.
191,
p.
°f
200" South
Michigan
Ave.,
:
•
•
"
of 1,000,000 shares of the cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred stock
made to holders of class A and class B common stock
last
month,
was
fully
subscribed.
Approximately 150,000 of the
additional
300,000 shares
registered ior oversubscription purposes
also were subscribed.
Subscription price was $20 per share, on the
basis of one share of preferred for each three shares of common stock
held as of the record date March 25, 1960. The preferred is convertible
on
a
share for share basis into a like number of class A shares.
The publicly owned real estate Investment firm has paid
12 consecrtive monthly dividends to holders of class A and B common shares
since
its formation in 1959.
The first of such dividends was at the
offering,
An
of. 7c
rate
605.
K-S Funds,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
the
present
:
Chicago,
filed, a
recently
c
st<Tho
calii-i
statement with the SEC' on May 16, 1960, covering 1,500
DroffpaS, *ng unlts lR its I960 oil and gas exploration and development
York
per
paid
and the dividends have increased to
share per month. The corporation also
share per month
rate
a
of
12c
1,0%
per
n
,
•
^
*7
Cohen
limited
proposed
partnership
suspension
and
terms
with,
in
that
Inc.—Stock Acquis.—
Automotive
„
.
the
present time
said
He
Ault
far
so
-
he
as
President
as
A
A
was
aware
Saco-Lowell
of
in
investment
Maremont
the
.the recent
had
Shops
firm.
7
resignation of Thomas J.
no connection with the
■.■•
'
■■,..
A
The
83-year-old Chicago company is a leading maker of replace¬
parts,-including muffler and exhaust systems, brake linings,
blocks and shoes, clutch pressure plates and clutch assemblies.
Saco-Lowell
Shops,
headquartered
in Boston,
recently completed
relocation
of
its
entire
manufacturing facilities
for heavy
textile
ment auto
1
equipment from New England to the South. The 147-year-old company
also supplies some parts to the automotive and agricultural implement
industries.
Saco-Lowell
the
in
$2.10
Shoos
had
net
profit
$226,568,
of
or
cents
41
share,
a
ended Feb. 29 compared with, a loss of $1,147,774, or
deficit, in the same quarter a year ago due in large
non-recurring costs Incident to relocation of Its
textile
quarter
share
a
to
measure
manufacturing facilities in the South.
had net profit of- $333,500; or 29 cents
machinery
Maremont
share,
a
in
the
quarter ended March 31 on sales of $6,768,600.
That compares with
net profit of $336,900, or 30 cents a share
(on a smaller number of
shares) in the like quarter a year ago when sales totaled $6,623,800.
Maremont stock was admitted to trading on
the New York Stock
Exchange
the
Dec.
counter.—V.
7,
1959;
191,
p.
Saco-Lowell
Shops
common
is
traded
over
202.
stock
dividend
to
the holders of its common
Marquette Corp.—Common Stock Offered—An under¬
writing group managed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
and Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood offered on May 18,
391,431 shares of common stock of this corporation, pf
Minneapolis, Minn., at $11 per share. Of the stock of¬
fered, 275,031 shares represent new financing by the
company and 116,400 shares the sale by certain stock¬
holders of part of their holdings. This offering was over¬
subscribed and
BUSINESS—The
City.—V.
maintains headquarters at 521* Fifth Avenue, New
191, P.
2090:
the books closed.
company
is
chgaged- principally
in
the. marketing
appliances,
including * home' freezers,
refrigerators, combination
freezer-refrigerators, home washers and dryers, ..coin-operated auto¬
matic washers
and dryers,
and wringers-type electric washers.
Mar¬
of
battery
also ' manufactures : electric and. gas- welding equipment-and
chargers.
Appliances are marketed throughout the United
in several foreign -countries under the trade-marks "Mar¬
and
States
quette"
*
l9f;nSSf«smP?ts not to
Kipg-stevenspn.... *
1957,
Commission's
Products, Inc., announced' May 16- it has
acquired 127,500 shares of Saco-Lowell Shops common stock through
open market purchases in recent months.
;
A
' A
■,
■
A A :
Arnold H. Maremont, President, said the purchases—which represent
about 23%
of Saco-Lowell Shops outstanding common stock—' are an
investment in a basic Amei-ican ihdustry which has a very good long
range potential."
,■/.>
A
A
.
A
He said no merger of the two companies is being contemplated at
quette
corporation
0 be offered for sale at $1,000 per unit. Each unit is subject.
Laboratory for Electronics, Inc.—To Redeem Debs.—
exceed $600. The. funds will be expended during r ' The
corporation has called for redemption on June 7, 1960, all of its
exninroM
® several accounts of the participants in gas and oil A outstanding 5J/a:% convertible subordinated debentures due 1973 at
Funrto
T°n' The Program funds will be managed by the parent of
comKih
c*' AKing-Stevenson Oil Co., Inc., which will receive certain
10The'debentures1 are convertible into common stock at $20 per
Ine
and royalties. John M. King is President of both Funds,W., and
share.—V. 191, p. 1774. •
- A
- • ■
•
to
The
payment
moved into the Baash-Ross plants during, the year."
Ayr
and
stock
will be
rwli' Wearly reported that Joy's TUiooaynamics Department, the
hinu,i
center for axial flow and centrifugal compressors and
"Th;
^ moved into its new and expanded facilities during the quarter.
a"'s department's products for compressing and moving air and gas
pe.mns new markets for Joy in the chemical and petro-chemical
complied
Maremount
'
"
stock, $1
August
t
for
,
Chase
in
preformation
Co."
Maremont Automotive Products*
'
The
of
Little
Me
certain
that
filed
$180,000
.
"
at
common
asserts
of
"Love
.
■
Divi-
Kratter
$3,000,003", and1 =(2) to issue and sell
Corp. has entered into agreement subject to its Board's
competitive bidding $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due June A. approval to buy the 267-acre Century City tract in West Los Angelas
,1990, Net proceeds of this
from' 20th Century-Fdx Film Corp. Tor $43 million, it was announced
financing- will be used to- finance, in part;
the issuer's 1960
construction program estimated at $18,400,000 and,
on May
17.
"A
:AvAA".
in
part, to repay note,r to banks and partially to reimburse-its-treasury
Webb & Knapp, which had contracted to buy and develop the site,
ior previous
construction expenditures.—V.
191, p. 1774.
A A
has agreed to sell its contract to purchase the property to Kratter for
approximately $4.5 million and will retain 25 acres for a hotel and
(Earle M.). Jorgehsen Co.—Registrar Appointed—
luxury apartments.
Kratter will proceed with the development of the
shares
common
the
.
Conn.;
A "A
Acquire "Century City"
notification
a
offering
conditions
of
the Regulation
Cohen failed to file a definitive
offering circular as an amendment to the notification, failed to file
an
accurate report of sales, as required, and failed to cooperate with
the Commission in its investigation of the offering.
The Commission
also questions the accuracy of the statement in the notification that
the offering would be made only in the
states of New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
A
A
A
hearing will be held, on request, on thq question whether the
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
,f
Anaheim, Calif.; Crawfordsville, Ind.; Toronto, Canada;
England.
Its principal prooucts are vacuum bottles and
products, portable ice chests and picnic jugs.—V. 188,
111.;
Macomb,
and
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Financing Cleared
The
Thermos-rProducts
American
as
working
from
in
not
were
King-Seeley Corp. has plants in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Menom;■> inee, Michigan, and in Albert Lea, Minn. Its principal products are
automotive instrument panels, speeuomeuers, gauges and governors; ice
A machines for making flake and cube ice; electrical control mechanisms;
power toois; and outdoor recreational equipment.
:'..:.AV
A
-
.
notification
Co."—Offering Suspended—
an
public
a
public
order
A*
underwriting.
be
Administration
A "A.
letter
a
Files
—
to
interests
Exchange and that of Thermos is traded over-the-counter.
Investors Mortgage
With Securities and
issued
amount.A In
in
available.
of
Little
has
exemption
respect
Thermos
were
stock
common
SEC
order temporarily suspending a Regulation
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
offering of securities by Alexander H. Cohen as;
"Love Me Little Company," of 40. West 55th Street, New York.
A
Regulation VA provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
■'
progressing, looking to a merger of the two companies
issuance of King-Seeley common stock for Thermos stock.
an
further details
The
.
President
American
v
A
are
through
No
performed by ITT Labora¬
be
of
•/
Gustine,
President
negotiations
the production
of ultra-sensitive shipboard
the type known as Loran "C."
calls for development of compatible Loran "A,"
contract
Nutley,
reserved
95%
or
issuance
In
unusually
measured
(as
t^e company and its subsidiaries at not
King-Secley Corp.—May Merge—
■
of
"B," and "C" equipment.
share
per
the
'■
for
calls
navigational receivers
tories,
$2.85
of
798.
p.
stock
to
Due
addition, however, industrial activity was at a peak level
cold weather was experienced,
heating requirements
by degree days) being approximately 20% above normal
and 16% above the corresponding period of 1959.
A >
Gross
expenditures for utility plants-were $13,194,000 for the 12
months ended March 31, I960.—V. 191, p. 702.
AA
Outstanding
The
Contracts
contract
than
191,
of
employees of
the
part of
growth.
.
FINANCING
*1,000,000 shs.
500,021 shs.
for sale and issuance to
cents)
25
(par
100,003 snares
key
time
A' the
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Contracts
One
stock
* IiVciVtdes
A-officers and
-""v
■;
:
.
PRESENT
TO
Sub.)—Earnings—
for
the seasonal nature of gas sales, a sub¬
calendar-year earnings are customarily realized in the
The increase in the 1960 quarter is partly due to normal
1958.
first quarter.
and
■
be
EFFECT
Authorized
A
fees
and
GIVING
in
(&
'';AAA"-
first quarter of 1960
$0.88 for the corresponding quarter of 1959
compared with
$0.87
stantial
the manufacture and sale of special purpose electron
and industrial applications.
:
i
.
military
CAPITALIZATION
$8,081,421.89
taxes
income
for
1,947,988.73
Total
Subject to Federal
also engaged in
tubes
$6,133,433.16
.
March
is
208,962.26
$1.02,
and
Co.
stock
common
..
were
■'
■•;
brand
and
and "Zenith," and increasingly in recent years under private
The .company's'principal properties^ are-in Minneapolis
Minn.
labels.
Duluth,
,
.
EARNINGS—Combined
net
sales
and
net
earnings
of
the
corpora¬
subsidiaries, and-predecessor companies in 1959. were $30,768,708 and $1,150,903, respectively, or $1.59 per share on the 724,969
common
Shares outstanding <prior to-this.1 offering;
For the quarter
tion,
its
.
sales
$286,811
were
respectively.
-
the company from
part for the con¬
equipment
to
enlarge Marquette's welding electrode manufacturing
capacity in
Minneapolis; in part to reduce short-term borrowings; and in part to
of
struction
of
increase
additional
the
shares
shares
of
capitalization
borrowings.
$52,048
sundry
indebtedness,
and
stock in addition to short-term bank
notes,
$931,500
of
consist
1,000,000
common
■
■.
•
UNDERWRITERS—In
■-%7.
•,
/,/;
—V.
'
189,
This
with
stock
to
Shrs. From
M.
Bache
Co
&
•
Co.
&
Ellis
Blunt
&
Courts
&
1.337
2,526
2,526
1,337
SEC
1,337
of
&
________3,163
J.
M.
R.
S.
—
Edwards
Sons
&
1,337
3.568
2,526
1,337
2,526
on
Securities Corp.
Farwell, Chapman & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co—
.k
&
Goodbody
Stone
Hayden,
Johnston,
Kalman
Loewi
"7
Paine,
Irving
Shepard
Rice
J.
E.
Harold
&
Wood
Co
The
bid
Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files
The
corporation
New
$1.25
at
York,
The
Y.
:
N.
proceeds
7 •be used for
7
to
are
Edward
through
share*
general
&
Stern
H.
of
hther
funds,
loans
corporate purposes.
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
Maryland
May
24,
Trust
1960,
Co.,
Md.,
will
the
Baltimore,
tenders
receive
sale
for
until
to
2
of
(DST)
p.m.
of
it
first
con-
'
soldiated
amount
6%
(2%
fixed)
sufficient
exceed
100%
to
plus
D
series
exhaust
accrued
bonds,
the
due
of
sum
interest.—V.
191,
1,
April
$12,697,
1993,
to
an
not
prices
at
to
1220.
p.
Net
income
Share
lowest
our
1
"All
-
*
from
;
and
Connecticut.
a
year
of
consolidation and
major changes entailing
non-recurring expenses due to the discontinuation of un¬
and disposition of obsolete inventories in connec¬
5
our
to
The
1960
mergers.
times
8
earnings currently reflects
of 1959."—V. 191, p. 1567.
stockholders
a
potential
of
June
on
will
7
consider
Bell Telephone
operating
taxes—
2.113,008
operating
income
$3,559,814
charges—
1,763,420
$3,131,404 $10,710,876
2,967,763
2,663,719
5,400,886
$10,010,398
8,853,551
and
The
Chemical
agent
1980 of
.
./
r
,
the
Bank
and
New
York Trust
registrar
the
for
Co.
has
6'/2%
been
net
equal
ing,
was
this
income,
amounts
7-
was
Total
$1.35
to
the
each
on
12
of
the
' /
-
ended
16,750,000
Sa'C °'
new s^ares
revenues
Electric
for the
revenues
during
the
$173,507,000.
April
shares
30,
of
outstand¬
period
period
were
were
$203,457 000
9.3%
up
to
■
Kuhn,
from
Loeb
Blyth
&
were
operating revenues for the first four months of 1960
to $66,430,000. Electric
operating revenues for the four
$52,333,000,
fractional
up
decrease
Operating
7.7%.
over
companies
Net
income
191,
p.
$6,302,000
first four months
of
the
Middle
of
South
Light
Inc.—V.
of
the
Si Co., Mississippi Power & Power
P0;' Louisiana
Service rftLiguService
&
System
Light
Co.,
Piping
were
up
months
represented
a
Arkansas
are:
Co.,
and
Louisiana
New
Orleans
Gas
Public
Inc.—Earnings—
$1,501,45 ),
and
$1.24
per
on
share
at ?nrJhe bscm year totale4 $25,875,502
declined 75"y % £ declln? 01 le„8s than
anrt
.,
1,070,000,
which
will
'
had
modernization
pre8 dent 0 p-
Kd«,r '
the
the
share
com¬
These earnings
previous
year
compared, to $25,993,806
^ile net earnings
Carter pointed out that
°< «P"n»>on
During the fiscal yeax, Midwest
acquired three additional operating
1,
the
is
provides
that
United
designed
of
a
UnLed
faith of
the
paid $15,292,000 and the United States
construction-differential subsidy contract be¬
a
and
bonds
and
from
mandatory
not
are
date
100%,
to
plus
and
100%
at
optionally
which
after
105%
redeemable
be
a
States.
from the sale of the, bonds
will be applied
of
eight vessels pursuant to subsidiary and
already entered into by the company.
contracts
on
United
the
construction
semi-annual
redeemable
they
accrued
fund
operates
to
at
interest.
interest
sinking
prior
redeemed
be
may
accrued
over
The
through
which
bonds
opera¬
commences
on
1961.
major
water
trade
routes and is a
carrier of cargo,
passengers and mail.
It owns 37
vessels,: charters six and has eight under construction;
when com¬
pleted
the
vessels
under
construction
will
replace
the
chartered
*y
188,
895.
p.
to
Motor Products Corp.—Net Up—News—
increased -to
Salec
.
quarters
of
the
,.7 7<
:
from- $6,021,052
$9,405,049
in
first
the
three
p-en^in?
Net earnings rose
equal to $2.15 a share.
Ray Nigro, President, said that the sales gain reflected both con¬
tinuing growth of the company's Duncan parking meter and Aermotor
water pump divisions, and
acquisitions made just before and after
the
beginning of
the present fiscal year, - The latter
include the
from $639,641
.
company's
to
company's
business
$1,249,636,
the
below
have
following
severally
respective
"None
•
Inc
&
any
dilution
Act
additional
the
reported,
gained
4,250,000
Co.
3,500,000
W.
Baird
&
in
Inc.
Bond
1,000,000
Staats
&
Stieglitz
R.
Co.
Inc.
500,000
Co.
,
Mr.
in
above.
Utilities Co.—Private Placement—This firm
May 16, $1,000,000 in 5%% first mortgage bonds,
due 1979, to The Equitable Life Assurance
Society of
the United States. The utility will use the funds for new
construction.
y, ■
,.
\V:vy
,
y
•
Missouri
Utilities
in
servtd
three
furnishes
and
gas,
water
services
to
of Missouri.
Some of the more important com¬
Columbia, Cape Girardeau, Poplar Bluff, Sikeston
189, p. 1970.
plants
which
would
products
States
convert
was
Rubber
The two companies
$50 million
hydrocarbons
revealed
on
May
Co.
complex
into
19
that,
The
dozen
a
Borden
Co.
it
the
.
a
,
in
are
In
Louisiana
Texas
under
making
the
engineering
of
Corpus
consideration.
new
source
between
the
In
For
studies
Baton
some
of
to
time,
the
and
eastern
Houston
site
area.
properties
under
company, it
was
said, would
chemical components for the
basic
by
Orleans
have
product
long-range viewpoint, the
independent expansion into
a
company.
Monochom plant,
vinyl
pounds
will
of
chloride
monomer
plants of its type in
TTie major initial
facture
lines
fields
which
construction
capacity
and
to
yearly.
This
will
produce
approximately
would
make
start
it
later
than
more
150
million
of
one
this
mil-
80
pounds
the
of
largest
the country;
use of this plant's
output would be in the manu¬
vinyl plastic resins which Borden manufactures in LeoMass.( and U. 8. Rubber makes,in
Borden
Painesville,
and
U.
S.
nydrocarbon-baseci
Individual
chemicals
Both
the
and
parties
by
Rubber
plant
needs
for
products,
indicated
decided
when
it
vinyl
would
that
to
Join
was
in
the
determined
such
that
other
monomer,
make
a
plant
important elements
Ohia.»
construction
in
the
of
total
the
of
acetvlene-based
feasible.
final
site
by
and the
its move into
and
$8,159,449,
current assets
quarter
of
extensive
on
divisions
These
strong
position will
businesses
financial
acquiring
established
growth.
field testing, major products now
promise to contribute substantially
the Braden
division's radically
include
constant-pull
indications
"VIP"
"CL"
Winch
parking
and
the
meter.—V.
divi1114.
Duncan
191,
p.
Supply Co.—Annual Meeting—
that
are
the
Salt
Lake
company's earnings
City
meeting of MFS shareholders.
an
earning will warrant your directors giving
increase in the annual dividend rate," he said.
the
at
present
time is
$1.20
in ' the ' company's
change
resolution
the
annually
articles of
company more
the number
consideration
dividend
The
share.
incorporation
discretion in the sale
increasing
per
directors
of
by
approved
Approximately
allowing the
of stock and
to eleven
nine
from
shareholders
80%
the
at
present.—V.
190,
of
the
meeting.
1298.
|..
p.
National Airlines,
i
•
■
Operating
Operating
Net
1960—3 Mos.—1959
•*..
1960—9
Mos.—1959
expenses
____
20,461,870
1 9,560,623
revenue_.
•785,605
3,323,482
♦4,945,460
1,665,083
'*•130,192.
$54,123,817
48,762,549
5,361,268
' *557,061
55,865,010
for
taxes
,
____
inc.
Prov.
$19,676,265 $22,884,105
.
.
revenues
operating
Other
.
Inc.-r-Earnings—v
Period End. Mar.31—-
fr
by overwhelming margins.
outstanding shares of the company were
More than 100 shareholders also were
&
deductions
Fed,
on
&
$50,919,550
1,298,216
state
"\
income
Cr433,000
1,590,000 Cr2.628,0C0
Net
income
•Denotes
$1,312,478
_________
red
figure,—V.
190,
p.
$1,603,290
1526.
of
of
minster,
their
on
have
acetylene
first
period
2,482,000
*
'
each
Initially
seasonal
to
been
combined
new
the
same
was
program
two
•
locations
option.
be an economical
present
organization. From
will provide a base for
New
Other
teams
survey
chemical
parent
venture
Rouge
Christ!
into
the
company's
realistic
.
and
subject
.
earlier portion of this
of the Braden and Arrow
the
annual
an
were
of
acetylene and vinyl chloride monomer."
plans call for both companies to erect adjacent
individually
owned plants which
will use the output of the Monochem
plant for
the manufacture of other chemical
products.
The companies disclosed that
they have optioned several industrial
were
"
chemical
Present
well
during
$3,607,800
of
share.
a
for 1960 will approximate $1.90 compared with $1.77 for 1959,
reported May 10 by W. T. Nightingale, company President, at
represented
they are forming a Jointly-owned
company to be called Monochem, Inc., which would erect a
major chemical manufacturing unit using hydrocarbons such as natural
gas or low flash point liquid fuel as a starting point for the
production
sales
"Such
and
that
31,
cents
with
March 31
vandal-resistant
new
was
/ to
>•
announced
until
the
its
based
Mountain Fuel
of chemical
than
more
by
stock,"
liabilities,
operations.
constant-speed,
A
a
.
the year-earlier period. Earnings
80
"because operations
that
continue
management of
for the construction of
electronic
common
per share
Monochem, Inc.—Formed—
program
said,
curtailed
current
introduced
Present
/
com¬
Dexter.—V.
in
or
favorably
commence
noted
to
said
sion's
..
areas
are:
and
electric,
Industrial
and
^
•
on
.
he
March
third quarter is normally
company's product lines. ?
the
experiencing
future
new
ended
$1,583,889
compares
was
times
it
being
Missouri
sold
of
not
Nigro
fields
He
Farrington Manufacturing Co.
L
corporation's policy to prevent
enabling shareowners to realize
equity,
$466,938,
working capital at
3.8
were
v
,
~
facilities."
Net
750,000
&
'
to
the
said
some
division
larger
750,000
Bond
research
the issuance of
the
been
divisions,
.......
earnings that result from improved operations
months
quarter
did
Gear
advanced
,
acquisitions."
compared with
divisions
Co.,
increased
however,"
year,
$1,500,000
—
Robert
has
stockholders'
three
Nigro
"The
/%
/"It
from $106,805
Mr.
..
.
&
Arrow
Trionics
acquisitions involved
of
benefits of
For
factors
Hammill
and
and
.
added.
and
principal
,
3,500,000
Co.——— 2,000,000
&
Nigro
Amount
Union
Co
these
of
Mr.
agreed
*
Shearson,
division
products division.
Mil¬
Company
Winch
Eraden
.Warehousing
with
area
full
&
lion
May 5.
in
of
by
which
by a first preferred ship mortgage
Argentina, a passenger-cargo vessel placed in
The vessel cost approximately $25,463,000,
BUSINESS—Moore-McCormack
'
named
company
bonds:
191, p. 2091.
year,
per
the
1965,
also
tion
Act
maintenance
1958.
company
ranging
Nov.
part
includes
Utility Holding
McDonnell
by
,h
thfyear
metropolitan
a
Halle
The
1880.
Co.,
stockholders
to
distribution
gas
in
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
1959.
fnrNetLennin.gS' after ifxest, 0f *1'264.694, equal to $1.60
n/J-c
year-endl"& Feb. 29, 1960 were disclosed in
pany s annual report mailed to
compared
of
Co.—$4,250,000
Dillon,
Securities
The
Midwest
purchasers
the
new
&
Co.,
Eastman
sites
Total
8.1/^
largest
gas
Amount
United
common stock on April
12-month
1,
the
further
XI
insured
are
Marine
encourage
Title
SS
9,
REDEMPTION—The
prices
1959, Milwaukee Gas Light had total oper¬
$43,677,849 and net income of $3,904,230.
of
the
of
chemical
Meeting—
months
and
Moore-McCormack
the
:May
Merchant
the
16 are also secured
Dec.
construction
due
on May 20 at the annual
meeting of stockholders of
Miss., holding company. The increase in per share earn¬
2.3%
over
the
previous corresponding period after giving
operating
9.1%,
up
the
natural
population
v;-
A
Inc.—Annual
for
trustee,
debentures
reported
27^1960°
and
"7
5%
corporation
with
early
.
Bonds
the
solemnly pledged to the payment of principal
mortgages and loans insured under the title.
The
of
on
finance
rate
Jackson,
ings
\';7V7''
under the Public
company
purchase
,■
South Utilities,
$22,595,000,
to
additional
for
the
by
is
$10,171,000 under
tween
bank
term
program,
treasury,
and
year
'
Charleston,
appointed
subordinated
.
Consolidated
construction
current
Marine
issued
bonds
the
on
of
Marine.
May
which
paid
40
munities
company.—V. 191, p. 1436.
Middle
has
company
PURCHASERS—The
to
8,519,604
-
Mid-America Pipeline Co.—Appointments—
paying
of
XI
company's
u.e
/operation
to
1775.
p.
its
company's
the
Merchant
1978,
1,
Lines, Inc.—Bonds Sold—The sale
interest
States
sold
upon
Minitron, Inc.—Acquired—
6,295,790-
Nov.
due
development
Merchant
bonds
for
together
off short
pay
-S.
distributes
aggregate
munities
191,
to
*
agents
Title
interest
and
com-
expenses
Net
—V.
also
its
tnr
.
,,V
and
the
United
enable
plan of
approving a
p. 1298.
revenues
after
7
.
It
revenues
Co.—Earnings—
Other
Net
with
the
during
1935.
—V.
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Months—1959
$26,319,176 $23,811,633 $76,632,758 $70,986,050
17,622,765
16,161,427
50.581,787
46,724,308
income taxes___
3,023,589
2,755,382
9,044,305
8,850,458
Federal
reimburse
the bonds,
sale of
company
Drexel
Co.—Liquidation—
Period Ended Mar. 31—
Operating
Operating
.
connection
.
holding
See
*
bids
William
those
plete liquidation of the company.—V. 190,
Michigan
the
or
expenditures
estimated
ating
Wholesale
Miami Copper
-
usually
are
facilities
with
used by
in
funds,
Wisconsin.
of
was
profitable
proceeds from the
be
BUSINESS—The
tered
Distributing Divisions, Electric and Mill
Heating and Steel Warehousing.
are
currently operating profitably with
substantial
fabricating plants at Sisterville, West Virginia and
our
substantial
tion
the
divisions
in
the
REVENUES—For the year
Norwalk,
"1959
f
$.05
Plumbing
backlogs
South
other
two
were
v
on
under
foster
-States
neighboring communities.
All of the company's out¬
standing capital stock is owned by American Natural Gas Co., a regis¬
•$28,432
Wall, President, stated, "first quarter earnings
in
There
testing
designed
•
*
loss.
Thomas J.
Supplies,
$24,216
earnings
•Net
■
1959
to
903.
p,
now
Inc.—Appointments—
Insured
Government
series
as
Principal
States
be used to
totals $6,incurred in the
primarily to fi¬
191,
receivables.—V.
been
$10,000,000
vessels.—V.
will
incurred
waukee
1960 1
be
rate. Kidder, Peabody & Co. and asso¬
price of 100.76, and Halsey, Stuart & Co.
a
1961.
in
Industries, Inc,—Earnings—
Quarter to March 31—
will
REDEMPTION—The new bonds will be redeemable at general reV demption prices ranging from 108% to par, and at special redemption
prices ranging from 102.38% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
an
Mersick
shares
16
is
has
May 16 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Lehman
for the company.
The bonds are
priced at 100%, and accrued interest from the date of
delivery.
*,
and
inventories
coupon
construction
The
each
of this indebtedness was
Chemicals, Inc., and the balance
Dome
101.143%.
provide
on
for
debentures
of
portion
major
of
PROCEEDS—Net
Inc.,
Co.,
amount
and
895.
p.
announced
held.
then
188,
Brothers
pro¬
Inc., 100.51.
shares
per
company
unless
ciates named
May. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
on
240,000
covering
offered
The
debentures,
increased
5%%
a
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
; SEC
1980.
due
,
has
United States Government Insured Mer¬
chant Marine Bonds, 5% SS Argentina Series, due
Nov.
1, 1978, issued by Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc., was
with the
$8,300,000
registration statement
sale of approximately
a
proposed
debentures,
States
Argentina
Moore-McCormack
pany's 5%% first mortgage bonds due 1985 at 102.373%
and accrued interest, to yield 5.45%.
The group won
award of the bonds at competitive sale on May 17 on a
2 ""6
1,192
lanri
Bank has been appointed trustee,
mortgagee
registrar for $10,000,000 aggregate principal
amount
agent and
United
of
writing group headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Blyth
& Co., Inc. offered on May 18, $22,000,000 of the com¬
191, p. 1670.
Martin-Parry Marine
of
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Bonds Offered—An under¬
896
^
filed
Inc.
principal
$100
stock
A
ample
Manhattan
Chase
S.S.
77;,.777^7-7
.
-
,
Inc.,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
896
5.974
Certification.
—V.
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will
short-term debt of the company, which presently
purchase
supplies,
be
derived
from
this
offering will hp
the purpose of completing and
testing
additional model 15 lor Federal Aviation
to
for
15 and one
.
..
which
company
net
nance
1.337
2,808
"
of
new
repay
.>.
;7v;'.7
maturity,
900,000.
2,104
Inc.—___—7"'
Stetson
The
until
1,337
4,464
2,526
■" 1.337
1,192
^
investment
The
pgying
which will be convertible into common stock
previously redeemed, will be entitled to an an¬
nual sinking fund commencing July
1, 1966, sufficient to retire ap¬
proximately 93% of the debentures prior to maturity.
: -
j
1,337
3,163
Co
_____—
&
ratio
3.568
2,104
—
Towbin
Co
&
Cohu
E.
Inc
Co
&
Winslow,
*
Company,
&
Unterberg,
Westheimer
—V.
Co.,
&
-
-
non-diversified
closed-end
a
funds
corporation
the
Moore-McCormack Lines,
Jaffray <5c
Piper,
subscription offer, which will expire July 11, 1960,
underwritten by a group headed by The First* Boston Corp.
7-
7,437
10,536
5,974
3,163
2,808
Curtis:
Inc
&
and
Co.
&
The
8.432
Gardner.
&
Rosenthal
C.
Jackson
registration state¬
a
Laboratories, Inc.—Registers Conv Sub. Debs—
common
3,163
——
Hammill
Shearson,
by
Laboratories,
3,163
,———
—___
1,337
•
2,526
1,337
4,464
2,526
—_—/—___;—-
Co
&
Webber,
Prescott,
—:
Inc.-
Co.
Reinholdt
:
Co
&
4,464
-
5,974
3,163
10,536
5,974
Co.——
Inc.
Co..
&
&
&
Co
<fc
Lemon
McCormick
——
Co
Marache
Granbery,
10.536
3,163
17,563
——7.-
Equitable
*
by
present model
built
"gearless
"Triphibian"
jec
helicopter
which
use'on lartd, ait and "ivater.—V. 191, p. 202.
to offer to the holders of its outstanding common stock of record
about June 24, 1960 rights to subscribe for
the debentures in
or
of
chlorine
Common Stock
—
BUSINESS—Monte-Copter,
be determined at the time the registration state¬
effective. The rights offering
will be underwritten by
May 18 covering a
convertible subordinated
'the
,
T
filed
Minn.,
covering 561,500 shares of common
stockholders on a share for share basis at a
on
poses
3,163
—
is
Miles
5,974
Inc
Company,
to
,/ 7
Miles
8.432
-
&
Co
&
;
p.
5.974
Co
<fc
Dickson
G.
Co
&
3,163
3.163
7
—
Dain
Doolittle
A.
__
Podesta
7,
5,974
Co
Corp.—Reg. Common
17
May
-
507.
2.526
Co
Cruttenden,
v
5,974
Co
the
in 1958 for the primary purpose of seeking out and
acting
upon
investment opportunities
in young or new companies
working on the technological frontier. Net proceeds from the sale of
the shares will be used for further investments in this area.—V. 191,
3,163
Co._—~5,974
Bradford
C.
Cooley
used
organized
was
*'337
2,5-6
4,464
,7
Simmons
&
and
Boettcher
10,536.
;.
—
Inc
Co.
&
on
offered
headed
Midwest
"2,526
3,163
5,974
—
,
Blair
J.
Co
SEC
becomes
group
17,982
>
5,974
be
Hopwood.
17,983
42.483
42,483
——
-
Stearns & Co—_—
Bear,
•
&
Eichler
Bateman,
*
a
—
.
Whipple
Bacon,
ment
St'kholders
Rhoades & Co—_—.
Loeb,
Jaffray & Hopwood
Piper,
Shrs. From
Company
basic
marine
finished
on
PROCEEDS—The
..
subscription price to
t
Carl
the
Minneapolis,
of
corporation,
ment
.
of
and
and
Offered
This
April 19 publicly offered 30,080 shares of
its common stock
(nd par) at $6 per share, without
underwriting.
Authority
by
materials
Monte-Copter, Inc.
7"-.;"
vy
Midwest Technical Development
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, haye agreed severally, subject to the terms and
conditions therein set forth, to purchase, and the company, and the
selling stockholders have agreed severally to sell to them ihe respec¬
tive numbers of shares of common stock set forth below:
■■
483.
p.
accessibility
expansion
range
raw
'company
the several un¬
Agreement,
Underwriting
the
represented
derwriters,
.
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
plant
to
dividends
Cash
capital.
working
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the financing,
will
.
loaaing facilities for shinmpn*
products.
1
It is estimated that the new plant will be completed in
1962
En'
gineering companies have already been selected for design and'omT
structlon of these facilities.
in the
$402,104
the
be
long
both
of
property amounted to $2,321,230 compared
to
previous year.
paid amounted to $1,181,674 or $1.50 per share, the
same
amount
as
paid
in
the previous year.
Stockholders equity
amounts to $15,390,905 or $19.41 per share, an all time high.
Midwest
operates plants in St. Louis, Missouri;
Houston, Texas;
Clilton, New Jersey; and Los Angeles, Calif. The company manufactures
welding fittings, tabricates piping and erects complete piping, systems.
Additions
plant and installation of machinery and
new
a
to be received by
will be used in
net proceeds
PROCEEDS—The
Issuance
for
and
and
will
tion
modernized the equipment and procedures in these plants
purchased new seamless fitting manufacturing machinery for their
welding fittings manufacture.
These
acquisitions plus modernization and improvement programs
undertaken
during the
year
resulted in heavy expenses, many of
which are a non-recurring cost against the
operations of the year.
properties,
1960 and 1959 unaudited results were net
$6,581,868,
respectively, and net earnings
(or $0.40 per share) and $276,412 (or $0.38 per share),
March 31,
$8,166,636
of
.
(2204)
ending
periods
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
8
selec¬
»$1,019,244
V/-
$2,322,207
V
,
'
Westchester—Capital Stock Offered
—Rockefeller Center, Inc, and The Hills Realty Co. Inc.
(the "selling stockholders") propose tc offer to other
National Bank
stockholders
of
of
the
Bank
the
privilege
of
purchasing
125,114 shares of the
Bank's capital stock (par $5) at
$30 per share, at the rate of one share for each five
shares held of record at the close of business on May In
1960.
The
Purchase warrants expire at noon on May
First
Boston
26, I960.
Schapiro & Co.. Inc.; Blyth & Co,
Lynch, Pierce. Fenner &
Inc. and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, have severally agreed i
purchase from the selling stockholders, at $30 per share, the.unsub¬
scribed shares of
capital stock.
As compensation for their cownu -
Inc.;
Lazard
Freres
Corp.;
&
M.
Co.;
A.
Merrill
Number 5953
191
Volume
.
.
The
.
Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(22051
underwriters
the
5S
to be paid 90
are
shares offered. -
numwr of
LimK
cents
share
per
the
on
New
|
_
Britain
company
its
shares
terms
Co.
The
leceived
for
Record
proceeds
sale
$750,000
of
of
of
Jnpd
the
one
subscription
sale,
loans
of
The
bonds,
to
with
will
finance
purposes.—V.
183,
price
and
a
about
be
for
will
for
be
of
$28,999,358 as compared
April 30, 1959.
each
After
Putnam
to
the
be
program
past
and
Period Ended Mar. 31—
Operat ng
expenses
Federal
Other
'
See
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
4,053,246
income
3,861,896
2,646,395
taxes.;-
operating
after
—V.
taxes—
operating
Net
Net
underwriters at a price of $32.75 per share.
income
2,408,739
$5,089,315
charges
12,151,841
7,972,271
<
Chicago corporation has reported first quarter sales of $17,wur?9
an increase
of $2,099,476 or 13.5% over sales of $15,604,763
The
S like
nf
adjustment
after
presentation.
of
figures
1959
to
conform
with
the
1960
Solinsky, Chairman of the Board, and J. B. Wharton,
jr
president, said in their report to stockholders, "As stated in our
1959 annual report, we anticipate
a substantial increase in sales in
the current year which, together with continued improvement in plant
operating efficiencies, will result in improved earnings for
1960."
191,
—v.
1881;;' /
p-
-
^
.-'j
>,
1975.
They
The
of
/.
May 2 filed a letter of notification with
shares-of common stock -(par five -cents)
offered at $1.50 per share," without underwriting.
corporation on
200,000
be
The
ness
-
National Starch & Chemical
Dec.* 31—
Ended
Year
<
.
-
;
>
for
the
taxes
Depreciation
Preferred
Common
1,351,465
—
—
'Adjusted
for
stock
dividend
stock
paid
25,
3. to 1
.
16,345,112
$8.39
tl,948,100
1958.
190,
"
-
1526.
p.
This
corporation, 1621 Snyder Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. filed
statement
stock,
common
DeHaven
This
&
company's business consists of the manufacture and sale of
digital computers and a catalogued line of transistor¬
digital systems modules for use In various industrial, commercial
military applications.
Net proceeds of this stock offering will be
added
to
the
general
funds
of
the
and
company
will
be
used
for
general corporate purposes. The company contemplates the expenditure
some
$120,000 of such bonds for a new plant to be constructed
Valley Forge, Pa., at an estimated cost of $275,000, the balance
of
near
of such
of
the
cost
to
funds
($18,000)
According
401,776
158,400
to
shares
A.
La
Jr.,
87%
through
for
the
prospectus,
shares,
and
by his brother,
used
working capital
the
Teti,
about
provided
be
for
common
Joseph
owns
be
will
and
of
France
board
of
the
C.
the
Precision
of
La
Jr.,
Casting
and
has outstanding
president, owns
Co., 237,600 shares.
now
Jones,
treasurer
France, the
of
the
balance
company,
being
owned
Teti.
mercial
from
the
(& Subs.)—
OPERATING SUBSIDIARIES—
Ended
1959
1960
-
expenses
j
41,469,985
42,637,973
Operating
jncome before Fed. Income taxes— $10,294,324 $10,048,637
income
;
269,382
135,081
Gross
—
nterest and
other
4,204,492
4,167,733
deductions—.
-
6,359,214
of
the
1,214,441
...
assn- in net Income of subsidiaries $ 4,918,882 $ 4,801,544
Algonquin Gas Trans. Co.
315,647
339,914
232,964
297,999
expenses and taxes—.
■
~
<■140,476
*178,510
mteresfc and other deductions
*1,008,565
*1,064,219-
trmf
-and div- from
mother
income
_
Income
^referred dividends
^Jnnce
4,196,728
$
4,318,452 $
$
to
and
■
donrii'wiing
provision for deferred taxes arising from the special
methods permitted by the Internal Revenue Code of 1954,
Sifno?Ludln8
in
M1".013
interest
In
1960
from
and
$416,815
subsidiaries
in
of
1959.
$92,919
in
and
1960
1959.
RATIOS
°Perating
•
parent,
AvilVidends
fixed
Earnings
—
and
5.66%
11.48%
shares
2,516,193
outstanding
oS^8® 'conxmon Share.*—$J-09,,...:
Sf
offer
year
said.
$1-^2
average common share
BTU)—
p81703dayS—system wel8hted
Pan
1960
KWH
1,049,179,840
American's
were
i?',4^'
.
total
$85,658,000
Merritt,
for
Vickers,
Inc.,
York,
New
<
repayment
of
loan,
a
equipment
.
to
<
it
was
for
revenues
to
announced
reported
revenues
in
to
the
12
increase
over
V
.....
$2,499,000
taxes
was
46.
p.
first
the
•" •}
.
26.4%
a
of
statement
increase
over
period of the' preceding year.'
6.9%
increase over the $8,283,000
a
Operating
the $76,827,000
' / .♦
/
or 31.9
in
the
expenses
were
in the first quarter of
11
.•
.<
share
per
quarter
corresponding
income
an
•
$67,147,000,
$2,105,000,
38'cents
or
191,
in
in
same
$8,851,000,
were
15%
after
1959.—V.
May
the'corresponding period of, 1959;
a
the
$71,758,000
on
.
amounted
revenues
$53,123,000
last year.
Net loss
...
operating
stockholders.
to
reported in
*
Airways—Shows Loss—
compared
1959,
Freight
,
*"
excellent
"Efficient
applications
to
to
issue
sell
issue
the
the
.'*•.*
cents per share compared
quarter
ending
March
31,
-
.Pendleton
Tool Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Ofunderwriting group jointly managed by Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co; and McDonald &; Company offered,
methods
183, p.
Proceeds
to
> fered—An
1969..
Red
not
Lake
for
public
Falls
•'
■
than
borrowings
in
its
'/
one
1960
■
system.
manufacturer
be
wrenches,
construction
tured
in
the
trucks,
JJ.10
$1.69
998,650,001
MCF.
15,181,076
14'77H«
aver.
5.709
6,285
of
and
ously
600-kilowatt
since
of
ments
*
through the- Red Lake Falls system and this
by Otter Tail Power.—V. 191, p. 2092. \
plants,
mechanics
buses,
25
for
aircraft
1940
the
and
and
net
income
Norwalk Truck Lines Inc.—Debentures
...
$108,937
shares
be
$16;
Lines
of
the
$1,000 debenture.
per
thereafter
to
debentures
class B
Inc.
Jan.
15,
voting
Price
per
1964,
will
$17;
entitled
to
in
debentures
have
been
equal
priced
at
$990
Sales
buy
of
Dec.
1959.
""''/V".
,
for
"
before
the
five
depreciation,
years
The
$1,000
sales
1959
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
of
obtained
class
in
a
of
common
April,
this
issue
will
stock at $6
The balance
1958.
ing debt.
a
be used
share,
purchase
and
tractors,
some
and subsidiaries
2,500 trailers on
operate 583
more
The company has terminals in 11
Columbia, and employs about 4,000 people.
1958,
over
1,000
than 12,000 miles of high¬
states and the District of
Norwalk has added new routes, developed
a
new type
of
loading equipment, and adopted economies and improvements
its terminals, dispatching procedure, tractors and trailers.
administration building, nearing completion in Norwalk, is ex¬
to be occupied in a few weeks.
Here all management and ac¬
package
affecting
A
new
pected
functions
will
equipment
be
consolidated and new electronic computing
utilized.—V. 187, p. 2704.
will be
its
of 100 South 19th Street, Omaha, filed a registration
the SEC on May 13, covering $45,000,000 of thirty-eight
company,
set
The
to
Telephone
ODerating
revenues
Ooerating
expenses
Federal
Income
—
competitive
proceeds of
some $24,600,000 of advances from
Telegraph Co., and to deposit the
company intends to use from gen¬
such deposit for property additions
the parent are used for these and
p. 2093.
taxes
Co.—Earnings—
operating
taxes—
2,013,020
Net
operating
income
$3,820,494
" 3,806,809
1,846,813
6,000,710
Net
after
191,
charges
p.
1671.
—
5,618,908
$3,719,151 $11,817,718 $10,900,293
3,666,983
11,604,418
10,832,322
,
the. sale
alleges
below
and
-
of
these
ac¬
of
additional
higher than
the
incremental
charged
that
as
cost
for
this
result
a
coal
rates
says
of
for
Public
and
price of competitive fuels in accord
Illinois Supreme Court in the Produce
of
different
a
rates
to
the
the
"
public utility may classify
each class.
Peoples Gas
customers.
pointed
boiler
result
with
Terminal
■
Utility Act of Illinois
charge
inter¬
providing
the
the
classes
company
a
rates
and
'•
the
"Such
that
coal,"
out that if it could not dispose of surplus gas
customers, the loss in revenues would be
fuel
increased cost of service
industrial customers.
would
to
its firm residential,
commercial
be
manifestly contrary to the interests of the
gas-consuming public at large," Peoples Gas said.—V. 191, p. 1776.
Peoples
holders
scribe
\
Telephone Corp.
of its
outstanding
at; the? subscription
The company
—
offers the
stock rights
common
to sub-
price of $75
15,250 additional shares of
per share, for
stock, being offered.
common
at the
rate of one new share for each two shares held
of record at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on May
13, 1960. The rights
will expire and become void at 3:30
p.m.
(EDT) oa
June 15, 1960.
v
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT—Mellon
Stock
Transfer Division,
Subscription Agent.
as
SUBSCRIPTIONS
by
subscribe
dividing
held
on
but,
if
date
is
will
be
the
the
not
Mellon
UNDER
PRO
National Bank and Trust Company,
Square,
RATA
Pittsburgh
30,
Pa.,
OFFERING—Each
will
act
stockholder
and
purchase up to the number of shares obtained
of shares of common stock of the company
by two.
No fractional shares will be issued,
number of shares held by a stockholder on the record
equally divisible by two, the number of shares for which
number
date
record
may
increased
company
company,
to
for
the
the
stockholder
to
subscribe
the
who
next
holds
full
4,137
pursuant
share.
the
to
Zeno
shares
of
F.
the
pro
rata
offering
Henninger, President
stock
common
of
the
has agreed not to exercise his rights to the extent necessary
any additional shares required to enable the
company to
provide
sell
a
full
to
share
entitled
be
to
a
any
subscribing
fractional
SUBSCRIPTION
interest
stockholder who
in
a
would
otherwise
share.
to subscribe are evidenced by
stockholder is entitled to one right for
held by him, plus one right for each
fraction resulting from dividing the number of shares held by him
by two. Each subscription warrant issued to each stockholder will
evidence
the
total
number
of
Rights to which the stockholder is
entitled.
Two rights are required in order to subscribe for one share
.of common stock.
*
v.
- •'' ' H*"
' *
1
share
The
—V.
are
by
interruptible
each
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Months—1959
$24,625,728 $23,477,042 $72,451,095 $68,436,164
14,847,189
14,066,896
42,619,928
40,490,854
,3,945,025
3,844,182
12,012.739
11,426,109
Other
price
a
reflected in
of
Bell
at
1953.
various
to repay
its parent, American Telephone &
balance In its general funds.
The
eral funds an amount equivalent to
and improvements.
Advances from
other corporate purposes.—V. 191,
Ohio
to
adversely affected.. Peoples Gas
below
and
in
such
of the debentures
been
customers
has
debentures, due 1998, to be offered for public sale at
bidding.
The company intends to use a portion of the net
the sale
"fixed
have
case
may
year
.
$20,155,959
110,125
vVj;
trucks,
available to them.
interest
complaint
standards
pursuant to an option
will be used to retire outstand¬
V/V-i.'k..
BUSINESS—Norwalk
Since
to
of
compared with
type are made only when gas is not needed by yearcustomers, and are limited to large commercial and indus¬
who have standby equipment to utilize other fuels
when
are
service
and Federal
averaged $2,-
which is eight times the maximum annual interest
$358,008 on all of the presently outstanding long-term
debt of the company and subsidiaries, including this issue.
Norwalk's
annual
operating revenue has increased more than two and a half
times
in the
past decade.
For the past five years it has averaged
$35,663,001.
effect
coal
Under
has
year.
this
ruptible service
'
interest expense,
ended Dec. 31,
of
is not
gas
of more than $3,400 per $1,000 of outstanding deben¬
according to the pro forma consolidated balance sheet as of
taxes
to $2.33 per share
continu¬
quarterly pay¬
this
trial customers
assets
31,
Two
far
1959.
firm
round
service
per
dividends
1949.
thus
reported net sales
company
$1,140,874,
in
made
was asked on
May 10 by attorneys
Chicago company to dismiss a complaint filed by various coal
seeking to halt the sale of gas as interruptible boiler fuel.
interests
debenture,
plus accrued interest from May 15, 1960, to yield 5%%.
They are
available in $500 and $1,000 denominations.
They are backed by net
are
quarterly
The Illinois Commerce Commission
for this
.
PRICE—The
equipment.
paid
,
the basis
on
repair
has
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Seeks Dismissal—
share, to Jan. 15, 1962 will
and thereafter to Jan. 15,
$18.
1966,
be
stock
common
as
company will have .542,148 shares of common stock and $3,520,000 of long-term debt outstanding.—V. 191, p. 1438.
5%% sinking fund debentures with stock
purchase warrants attached. Underwriting and sale of
the issue is being handled by The Ohio Company, Co¬
lumbus (Ohio) investment bankers.
PRIVILEGE—Holders
such
shares the
Offered—This
000 of 10-year
Norwalk Truck
tools
tools, which are manufac¬
industry in general and by
and servicing of automobiles,
$19,407,930 and $971,942 or $2 per share in 1958.\The recently
quired Vlchek Tool Co. had sales of $3,593,735 and net income
r
has issued $750,-
company
service
/
leading
a
by
single exception
a
each
of
hand
construction
EARNINGS—For 1959 the
•'
of
used
are
company
with
cents
items*
screwdrivers. ' These
different
DIVIDENDS—The
continued
Norwalk, Ohio, motor freight
•,
.<
2,000
over
pliers,
10
professional
include
'
BUSINESS—Pendleton, founded in jLos Angeles in 1907, is
year
$45,764,000.
facilities
The
.~
working capital.
com¬
would
„r
a
Electric
to
May 18, 50,000 shares of Pendleton
Inc. common stock priced at $19.25
vy
1
on
PROCEEDS—The company will use $500,000 of the
proceeds to retire
note given in January,
1960, as partial payment for the assets and
business of the Vlchek Tool Co. and the
remainder will be added to
in
/ /
sale
Industries,
share.
per
Federal
notes
more
the
use
the
$42,500,000
''•
from
for
about
with
up
promissory
mature
general funds
Period Ended Mar. 31—
4.76
5.28
used
new folding and
printing equipment, inventory,
advertising, etc.
;
f
period of
subscription
A
11.44^
preferred
Electric
He?Mn (1'000
191
charges
revs.
eamed
Taxo'c^fn000101011
this
6.74%
revenues
?a£Ce to °Perating revenues
Timot (other than Fed. taxes) to oper.
TaxpA
Sales
's
1959
1960
n
Mairum?tion to
this-
hydroelectric plant on Red Lake River, 21.4 miles
lines, and 131 miles of distribution lines.
The base
would be $235,872.
At present Northern States serves
be
statement with
$517,686
be
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
This
Denotes deficit.
to
for
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Registers Debs.—
*
amounting
1960,
42,068
592
shares.
common
to
are
and
<•$88,347,000,
■' '• ■ V'.•"/■'
would
require
customers
would
4,317,860 $ 4,154,660
„
available for
amr,,?,
of
dispensers,-were reported
Falls
electric
679
counting
net
through
...
proceeds
Passenger
quarter
milk
filed
to
issuance..
Falls
purchase price
Tnfiqult/ of
Consolidated
'u,
>
ways.
association—
first
authority
notes
company
Lake
Lake
service
$ 6,015,985
1,440,332
$
___
income
$10,183,718
___
income-—
the
home
has
notes
'• ;
..The
transmission
shares
$10,563,706
taxes
32,319,951
York.
the
its business and profits."—'V.
proposes
estimated
Red
of
_
income
were
Stroud
and
requirement of
$52,932,297 $51,518,622
__
before Fed.
TFederal income taxes
Co.
384,236 per annum,
April 30
Gross income
underwriting
&
to
rose
utility
INCOME—Income
revenues
the
Northern
States
proposes
to
sell
its
Red
Lake
Falls
electric
system to Otter Tail Power Co., of Fergus Falls, Minn., which has
applied to the Federal Power Commission for authority to acquire
income
Other
States
date
to
added
Earnings—
12 Months
in
and
seeking
promissory
banks.
program
tures,
Operating
Operating
in
Securities
remaining months of
continued progress"-Norris
for
'
Northern
tangible
New England Gas & Electric Association
Hutzler
the
Commission
40
company
Paul
J.
chairman,
stock
William
mortgage financing.
The balance
of additional equipment
purchase
purposes.
which
38,517,909
36,611,747
,
a
Minneapolis
Power
-short-term
The
and
&
Union
share,
per
Pan American World
r
Northern States Power Co.—To Issue
Notes, Sell Facils.
special purpose
ized
box
president,
and tools, to increase
means
Red
registra¬
50,709 shares
a
with the SEC on May 18, 1960, covering
to be offered for public sale by Drexel & Co. and
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
of
44,226,524
12,508,891
May 10 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
to be
on
100,000
$3
promotion
marketing and merchandising are important factors in the dairy
industry, and we will continue to furnish the dairy industry with the
the
Navigation Computer Corp.—Registers Common—
tion
14,184,169
mortgages, purchase of
v
purchase by the railroad
cars, and flexi-vans
(flat
of
:
1959.—V.
the
at
mailed
earnings
earnings
that
opportunities
System.
March
split May 8,
finance
Bros.
Dillon,
commercial
cent
1
feel
4,973,175
—
10%
"We
948,040
.—————
tAdjusted for 2 for 1
to
corporation
The
$32,161, or 5 cents a share, from
share, in the opening three months of 1959, he
said.
Sales for the 1960 period were
$1,047,526, against $976,558 a
year ago.
There are 654,036 shares outstanding.
J
9,909,741
i
v
3.7 to 1
equity™18,676,766
Stockholders' equity per share———.-——
• $9.48
Shares of common stock outstanding
—1,970,650'
Common stockholders'
New
1987.
p.
and
of
quarter
4,416,807
—
191,
sales
or
11,714,664
——
15,227,856
13,095,432
1988.
p.
covering
Tool
;-'t *t$0:49
16,131,471
14,882,916
Working capital
ratio
First
$5,688,
46,023
—t$0.60
*—
—
liabilities
The
$1.58
-
.
Cash dividends per common share__
_——I—1
Current
992,237
$1.67
•/>.//
—
Inc.—V.
Higher
;
3,130,667
——43,304
1—
1,177,768
—
Current assets
Current
1958
6,080,065
3,337,150
—
Earnings per share—
Cash dividends:
Salomon
Eastman
recently by L. F. Norris,
■
6,806,786
year—————_
$
,
$52,768,725 $46,200,145
income
10,161,801
operating income
charges
191,
SEO
were
Norris Dispensers,
Inc.—Earnings—
■i
1959
-
with
Co.,"
manufacturer
Corp.—Earnings—
issued
were
cars, including hoppers,
truck piggy back).
trailer
&
Co.
to
:•
< <•
sales
Net
Earnings before
Net income for
The certificates
*
&
proceeds are to be used for repayment of short-term indebted- 1
experimentation and research, cost of sales organization, pre-
production costs and working capital.
$
85,130,125 269,222,819 243,266,871
51,340,521 160,763,012 150,083,251
11,369,000
33,926,000
29,914,000
8,216,435
30,307,283
24,751,711
11,660,000
taxes
after
—V.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
a
non-callable. ";V;
are
freight
Drexel
the
-
taxes
1960—3 Months—1959
-
■
55,817,702
income
448.
p.
Telegraph Co.-—Earnings—
expenses.——
operating
188,
1960—Month—1959
92,867,359
Other
on May 19 at
prices to yield 4.75%
1, 1961 maturities out to 5.40% on June 1,
equipments
450
'
covering
&
offered
Associated
The
for
Acquire—
above.—V.
revenues
Federal
an
for the June
National Research Associates, Inc., College Park, Md.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
income
Pan American
Envelope Co., Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
/
cars
*•„'
,
Telephone
Co.,
Operating
publicly reoffered
* j.,
v
Power
$
RR.—Equipment Trusts Offered—
coupon.
S.
Robert
net
ended
coupon, topping a 98.043 hid from
Inc. group for a similar
for the current three-month period ended March 31, 1960,
or 34 cents a share, compared with a net loss
S673.343. equivalent to 51 cents a share, in the first quarter of
Amounted to $476,889,
1959,
consolidated
months
on May 18 submitted the best
issue of $4,590,000 of the
company's equipment
trust certificates. The firm's bid was
98.1277 for a 5y4%
bid for
loss
Net
12
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
^ ' V ;:VyY./
quarter in 1959.
Power Co.—To
States
Operating
7,281,111
'
Tail
Northern
Net
Central
the
the
months on the 12*773,498 shares of common
stock of Ohio
presently outstanding as the result of the recapitalization
May 6, 1960, amounted to $2.05 per share.—V.
191, p. 1437.
Period Ended Mar. 31—
11,777,580
Net
New York
dividends,
for
12
Pacific
$4,578,869 $15,125,676 $13,763,256
3,829,719
12,167,228
11,455,536
4,089,778
191, p. 1671.
stock
$26,477,439
888.
p.
1960—Month—1959 <1960—3 Months—1959
$33,368,812 $30,766,232 $97,694,945
$91,172,955
21,579,856
19,916,728
62,445,157
58,351,003
revenues
Operating
with
Co.,
effective
National Can Corp.—Sales Up—
for
preferred
Edison
discharge of
construction
subsidiary, Penn¬
April 30, 1960, was
sylvania
underwriting
$1,000,000
used
(& Suhs.)—Earnings—
The conolidated net income of Ohio
Edison Co. and
Power Co., for the
12
months
ended
The
holders
by
underwriter
together
stock.
share
new
/Ohio Edison Co.
registration
common
subscription
rate
amendment.
SEC
an
of
Otter
12, 1960, 23,468 shares of the capital stock of the Bank,
the selling stockholders, were offered to the public by the
bv
several
date,
filed
shares
for
the
New England Telephone &
reject orders in whole or in part.
May
nn
stock
at
additional
bank
corporate
Conn.,
16,000
the
stock
supplied by
from
other
offer
common
held.
will be
about
to
proposes
outstanding
five
n
right to
Gas Light Co.—Registers Com.
Britain,
covering
u
fc
(Conn.)
™e
company,
of
New
statement May 18, 1960
expiration of the purchase warrants, the several undermay
offer shares of capital stock of the Bank, including
acauired through the purchase and exercise of warrants, either
5.h« nr subject to prior subscription, at prices set from time to time
P'fhP Representatives of the Underwriters. Each such price when set
by not exceed the highest known price at which a dealer not pari .JttnE in this distribution is
then offering capital stock of the Bank
r'^her dealers plus the amount of any concession to dealers, and
t0 nffprinp price set in any calendar day will not be increased more
once during such day.
After the expiration of the purchase warthe underwriters may offer shares of the
capital stock of the
K' at a price or prices to be determined, but which it is presently
r furled will be determined in conformity with the preceding sentence.ShP underwriters may thus realize profits or losses independent of
underwriting commissions referred to above.
Any shares of the
onital stock of the Bank will be offered by the underwriters when, as
h if delivered and accepted by the
underwriters and subject to their
the
to
9
the
common
warrants
office
WARRANTS—Rights
warrants.
of
of
are
the
Each
stock
transferable
subscription
and
agent.
may
In
be
combined
cases
where
^
"
divided at
bank, trust
or
a
company. or security dealer or broker holds shares of common stock on
the
record
date
for
more
than one beneficial owner, upon proper
showing
subscription agent on or before June 8, 1960, it may
warrants on the same ba6ifi as> if the bene¬
were
record holders on the record date.
-
the
to
exchange'- tts^ warrant- or
ficial
owners
banks, brokers or investment dealers in
market, depending upon the supply and demand.*
The subscription agent is not authorized to accept orders for the pur¬
chase or sale of rights. A. E. Masten & Co.,-investment bankers, with
bought
through
sold
or
over-the-counter
the
100 First National Bank Building, Pittsburgh
and Johnstown, Pa. and Wheeling,,
company that "until June 10, 1960 they may
purchase and sell rights for their own account.- Stockholders desiring
to purchase or sell rights may contact that firm or their own bank,
princloal office at
their
22
Pa., and branch offices at Butler
w'
V
advised
have
,
broker
dealer.
i
of
number
the
for
subscribed
shares
of
number
exceed
OFFERING—In the event that
additional subscriptions shall
unsubscribed under the pro
ADDITIONAL
UNDER
ALLOTMENT
the
by
remaining
shares
available shares will be alloted to the extent prac-:
ticable and as determined by the sbscription agent (without the issue
of any fractional shares)
pro rata among the persons exercising such"
additional subscription privilege in proportion to.the respective number
of shares subscribed for by theip pursuant to the pro rata- subscription
offer.
In the event that, after allotment on the foregoing ba^is, there
offering,
rata
shall
the
the
shares,
unallotted
remain
aforesaid,
manner
allotted
be
shares
such
will
successively, and in
whose additional sub¬
those
among
scriptions have not been filled in full in the preceding allotment; such
allotments to continue until none of such shares remains unallotted.
The
agent will refund to each person who exercises the"
additional subscription privilege the amount paid with respect to shares
subscription
allotted
not
for
..
in
and
the
the
$85
directors
will
be
the
of
residents
of
purchase
to
company
in
a
of
newspaper
Pennsylvania
such
for
deem appropriate.
may
sale
of
shares
the
at
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters, and the
shares of common stock purchased by each, are as follows;
.;
of
Shares
&
Inc.
r.—
5,000
Kraus
_
Eichler & Co.,—
Co.————
-5,000
-
Bateman,
Boettcner
&
Courts &
Co,—-—-—7'
Crowell,
Weedon
Francis
Clement
Evans
A.
(&
share.—V.
per
191,
1438.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
0
;
&
Goodbody
Co
&
t,000
,000.
2,000
5.000
5.000
6,500
Westheimer
Co
&
—
F. J. Winckler Co.————
5,000
■'Excfuding" any" shares offered to employees of th ecompany
are not purchased by such employees.—V.
191, p. 2093. ■ '
Inc.
;
—V.
——
—
191,
2093.
p.
See
above.—V., 191,
Inc.,
Avien,
1264.
p.
'
-
,
J
.
program.
This
the
said
takes
York,
New
ICA approving
investments
and
until
has
Commission
the
1960,
May 25,
to request
hearing thereon.—V. 190, p. 1736.
a
32
fered at their
cents
increase
an
three
share in 1959.
per
§4,765,348
of
1960, totaled S49.636.758,
$44,870.910. net sales in the first
the
over
v
stock
The
30
share
per
payable July 1,
to
1776.
per
;
.
.
vy;
_
Pfaudlcr
Permutit
S.
A.
de
V.
C.
became
the
which
official
involvement
V
first
•
in
State
See
will
offered
be
mortgage
to
the
underwriting
commissions
to
transactions.
In
the
be
placed
Prior
the
name
change two separate subsidiaries, Arteacero Pfaudler and
Permutit de Mexico operated using the same offices and plant facilities.
According
Ceneral
Manager
desirable
The
George
to
of
because
Mexican
of
C.
Calvert,
corporation
International Division;'
the
potential
operation
operating
became
the name
and tax
wholly
a
Vice-President,
and
change
was
economies.
owned
'
subsidiary
of
the
parent
Associates.
77/
Pfaudler Permutit S. A. de C.
*
alloy
equipment
for
ment
for* water
and
steel
fabrication.
the
attributable
was
equipment.
brewery storage
steel.
*
well
as
about
250
of
tanks,
be
to
the
world's
involving fabrication
1959,
of
equip¬
glassed-
no
people
and
and
sales
1,700
order
of
tons
in June,
for
alloy
stainless
1960.
•
The
the
amount
recorded
in
Sales last year were
1959.
30%
up
from
1958.
*
''
'
'
'
•
;
Philco
\
This
filed
to
Tioga
registration
412,160
or
Corp.—Files
corporation,
a
shares
be
of
Streets,
with
the
stock,
May 18,
registration of
seeking
under
Stock
on
options
granted
Plan.—V.
191,
Option
the
annual
1960
this
will
that
meeting
totaled
$3,128,000,
Maine,
period
be
for
increase
107c
a
corresponding
will
firm
sales
Pioneer's
the
told
were
be
used
loans
the
first
sales
over
fiscal
of
17 at
May
quarter
of
of
last
Exact
year.
first
$2,837,000
quarter
for
earnings
investment
contracts
Directomat,
sold
in
in
part
which
Gas
Diego
new
the
will
been
company's
be
capital
will
or
and
be
in
of
required,
but
be
rev.
deductions—
18,721,743
income
Net
•
exceed
92
which
..
cents
were
Net
share
on
cleared
higher
in
above
share
a
21%
profits
19%
or
President, predicted
Aron,
1959
the
than
of
that
in
the
earnings
1959,
for
the
sales
net
on
Retained
Securities
corporation
$715,479 represented
Sales
year's figure of $601,150,
the present capitalization.—V.
191, p. 1882.
Spencer
Chenilcal
Co.
$114,329,
77
or
& Be'
'
below,
of
Increase
an
previous
Pittsburgh & Midway Coal' Mining
See
Reed
$11,632,163,
previous year,
VV
cents
a
Acq.—
1960
end
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—Tenders—
W.
R.
Earnings
and
Ave,,
Gerstnecker, Treasurer of the
York, N. Y„ will up to 3
New
receive
tenders
bonds
to
prices
not
for
the
amount
an
exceed
to
sale
the
to
sufficient
to
Pennsylvania RR.
(EDT)
p.m.
Seventh
May 31, i960
company of first general mortgage
exhaust
the
sum
of
$76,900
at
plus accrued interest.—V.
100%,
380
on
in
order
the
been
which
stated
amount
the
at
about
Exchange
189,
2245.
p.
<*
The
corporation of
registration statement
Cta 7*
mon
are
convertible
stock.
to
be
5^'u 1
debentures
commlMton
The
*?,,Co
to
be
the
for
the
and
191,
offered
and
20,000
sale
anc*
100%
stock
common
$3
36.364
The
lilters,
certain
shares
shares
issuable
company
protective
per
produces
visors
to
of
a
of
com¬
common
stock
with
amount
be supplied
by
preTSor
and
9%
a
under-
amendment
ol
M.
LTee
warrants to purchase
registration statement also
exercise
of
the
ottering prices
the
The
shares
issuing company through
Blauner & Co., Inc.
The
$75, five-year
share.
the
of
warrants
as
well
as
debentures
sheets,
lenses
Dhotoeranhir
plastic products
In
addition
to
indebtedness,
the
it has
outstanding
sale of additional
enlarge the
the
balance of
stock
250,417
will be
common
used in
shares
Dart
oveS'a'nIroKer
company's. capacity
proceeds
will
pfr°?Pec'U8
Net
($3ik
onot
deluding
of
be
cast
sheet
purposes!
arHsr*'8
ll5^» John O. Beattie as president and owner of
30.5% of the
outstanding common stock of the
company.; Management
Maher
and
collars
drill
sales
has
of
'•*>
first
a
7
Formation
S.
Louis
more
quarter,
three
the
at
profit
than
The
decline
rock
of
the
of
of
the
period.
$79,110.
A
the
basis. *
in
will
bits.
of
Tool
Joints
drilling
for
tool
and
drill
market
the
oratories
are
capital equipment items and drillers are currently "can¬
their inactive rigs for these parts rather than purchasing
Since
the
margin on capital equipment goods is higher
drilling bits, the effect upon Reed's total profit margins is
in
substantial.
in
a
drop
In
well
quarter profits were
consolidated
subsidiaries,
reduced
reflecting
also
activity.
Conversely, Reed's Cleco air tool division
improving business with sales and earnings in the first
above the results of the year previous.—V. 191, p. 1816.
Reinsurance
Income Life
were
foreign
drilling
experienced
quarter
Reed's
Investment
announced
on
Co.,
May
together with
the
17 by Reinsurance
terms
of
the
Investment Corp.
According to R.I.C. President Clement R. McCormack, working con¬
of the Indianapolis-based life
company was obtained through the
39.3%
of Its stock owned by Harold L. Goodman,
Board
Chairman,
Together, the Goodmans
at $10.00 a share.
ment,
payable over
a
and
his
sold
The
two-year period!
William
son,
189,495
total
shares
purchase
'
B.
to
Reinsurance
was
corporate
purposes.
at
of
Invest¬
$1,894,950,
\
Corp.—Formed—
Supply Corp.,
Inc.,
sub¬
by
wholly-owned
a
announced
was
May
on
17
President.
4619
Van
Nuys
Boulevard,
Oaks
Sherman
variety
of important,
needed scientific
hospitals and research facilities,
i
Scientific
Surgical
Supply,
we
taking
are
of
our
said.
testing lab¬
the
field
of
medicine.
■
• ••
•**
.*
of
of
one
As
a
Allied
$5,000,000
ASE-listed
firm
at
voted
was
Its
approved
1,886,900
share
plan
a
shares
of
of
at
the
class
B
stock
common
Milling Corp.
10
will be increased to
completion of the conversion
on"
Reriod.
year
total
,?Lhe the
®lass
with
meeting
',.*■;.
common
meeting
This
of
B
is
an
.
Into
Seaboard
ping
stock
the
on
con¬
share
v
July. 3L. I960,
take- effect
Seaboard
rl,782,401 instead/of 2,725,851
stock
of
class
of
B
of
stock in
common'
the
in
shares
943,450
issued
with
Hathaway Industries
forming
Seaboard
Allied
is
non-dividend,
basis
of
was
is
It
Mass.
10%
con¬
a
over
year
a
period.
year
Ohio.
common
one
period.
outstanding.
stock, - which
common
from
year
common
elimination
stock
common
to
the
reduce
to
stock
ten
a
merger
of
Rodney Milling
Co.
Cformorly Hathaway
Bakeries)
in
1959
Milling Corp., with, executive offices in Newton,
10
j to
annual
recent
common
over
resujt of thp reduced convpr$ian,i
total °* 836,441 shares of
shares
a.
approximately
this
conducts
The
a
is
company
Maryland,
The
will
Virginia,
Company
Center
in
be
general
baking business in New York and
also developing a 110-acre Palma Ceia Shop-
is
the
Georgia,
developing
also
Hayward,
third
Calif.,
largest
16
in
Florida,
U.
outside
S.—V.
and
Pennsylvania
110-acre
a
miles
190,
Shop¬
Francisco,
Ceia
Palm
of
San
1567.
p.
Seaboard Finance Corp. — Private Placement — This
Los Angeles company has announced
the private place¬
ment
with
institutional
investors
of
100,000
shares
($10,000,000) of $6.25 sinking fund preferred stock.
First
Seaboard
general
Boston
Corp.
Finance
course
of
will
its
negotiated
use
the
the
net
business.—V,
transaction.
proceeds
191,
from
the
in
the
the
SEC
sale
106.
p.
Semel & Co., Newark, N. J.—Files With
SEC—
The
company
covering
an
on
May
12
.undetermined
filed
letter
a
amount
of
of
series A
notification
with
debenture
bonds,
underwriting.
Goodman.
price
the
with
planned
our
acquisition,
trol
retiring
notification
Boston.
..The
Corp.—Acquisition—
closing of Its purchase of controlling interest in American
Insurance
general
Supply
wide
a
field
Stockholders
which
in
of
diversification program to broaden
medicine and scientific research," Gaines
Procedures operates scientific research and
bonanza
Ohio.
Contributing also to the decline in first
for
used
Surgical
located
specializing in
Missouri,
ones.
operations
letter
a
Seaboard Allied Milling
Corp.—Annual Meeting—
new
on
be
formation
the
Biochemical
nibalizing"
than
filed
6
Biochemical
provide
step
vertible
number
Reed's
to
taxes,
on
Files
■
shares
of
cumulative
participating preferred
to be offered at $1 per share, without underwrit¬
Scientific
unit,
new
,
share
May
on
are
of
activities in
■
.
$1.57
Exchange Commission—
equipment for laboratories, clinics,
similar
Federal
a
taxes
share
affect
for
after
cents
close
after
same
to
»
1.80
Service, Inc., New York, N. Y.
and
Surgical
Gaines,
ultimate
of
drastic
,7.
$1.93
0.66
sidiary of Biochemical Procedures,
"With
the
$0.66
......
proceeds
another
quarter
in
$0.73
shs.
130,000
Scientific
se¬
Reed's
;.
the
continued
collars,
5,351,000
0.73
of
corporation
The
204.
corresponding* quarter a
bits per rig in operation
continuing increase in
Reed's
1960
net
on
the
6,031,000
of
(par 10 cents)
ing.
Files
—
first
$7,280,351
the
of
equivalent
share
that
noted
operation
a
1,377,750
2086.
p.
covering
A
in "the
with
from
outstanding
earned
1,351,000
4,000,000
a
purchase^ <oh the
Acrylic
used for working
capital
shares
Reed
The formal
plastic
other
Sffi*'tripment'
&hi
of
principal
conversion
and
71.364
-
proceeds of
The
D.
Co.,
upon
cast
and
shares
the
are
Lee
as
issuable
upon
Stamford, Conn,
filed
May 19 covering $400 000
the
of
end
^7 R?tn"' common shares at
previously acquired, for
7,500
15,000
by
Milton
at
underwriters;
Levy, doing business
on
the
1,351,000
4,680,000
on:
Securities
The
stock
$145,-
p.
190,
SEC
end
of
type
determined.—V.
company,
indication
the
for
$17,122,
common
in
Joints
an
337.750
1,040,000
:___
number
With
Off—
compared
7.'", '
profit
earlier,
year
stated,
penetration.
681,500
rigs
Ave.,
SEC
debentures
public
Inc*»
>
writing terms for the
Martin
Southfield
debentures
offered
will
69
with
subordinated
Maher
337,750
1,260,000
1,597,750
share
based
stockholders
declined
bits
equivalent of 12 cents
Mr.
Polycast Corp.—Financing Proposal—
$6,419,765
*
$21,815,864 $18,382,002 $21,815,864 $18,382,002
Satellite Food
:
additional
that
Rangeley, Me.
Commission—
Co.—Sales
Increase,
to
16,109,125
$27,846,864 $23,733,002
♦Unaudited
—V.
finance
to
estimated
is
further
Corp.,
Houston," Texas
rock
Mr.
amounted
18,382,002
outstanding
maturity
-7 7
a
.
Bit
to
of
net
16,782,884
at
outstanding
Total
outstanding short-term
made
it
stk.
T?f.
Reed's
19,793,273
$23,413,614 $19,759,752
per
com.
total
*
$7,623,877
Average number of shs.
of
market
2,961,369
$9,464,862
at
earnings
period
of
half
to
'• 3,382,412
J \ Total cash div.
Retained
contemplated that the
from the sale
of
program,
that
V
to
ago,
4,376
$10,585,246
-830,475
"'Common stock—
version
continued
:
7
-
$12,8.47,274
$2,976,868
"earnings:
dividends:
:
pumul. jpfd. stks.—
'
to
1959,
sales
$37807,343
$3,620,341
—
according to John Maher, President,
The decline in
sales
reflects a much sharper than seasonal decline in oil and
gas
well drilling activities during the
period and consequent lower demand
for rock bits, tool Joints and drill collars
manufactured-by Reed. While
year
,
this
of
52,514,156
21,456
'
5p$sh
com¬
589.
p.
amounted
quarter
!
Charges to retained
on
Roller
of
de¬
$63,095,026
61,367,046
y—-w—'
-
767,337 ;
earnings
Total
<.
May 10 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 25,466 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10
per share),
without underwriting.
"•V*-."'7;'rv
'■
"i
The proceeds are to be used for ski lifts, equipment,
working capital,
should
year
of
deductions
income_____—•
/—..-beginning of period
,
Arnold
keep
*1960—12 Mos,—1959
16,013,021
$4,387,678.
(Calif.)
188,
em¬
to
v
,
$19,820,364 $74,192,864
______
Total
Income
i7:
919.
p.
*1960—3 Mos.—1959
Other
the. proceeds
which
He
not
is
part
will
1960.
It
that
a
construction
5295,000,000,
expended
that
and
all
curity and the time of sale have
etc.—7.
189,
Electric Co.—Earnings^—
&
Oper.
principal
V
repay
have
having
bonds,
mortgage
stated
September
to
the
effect
years.
President,
aggregated
1959
000,000
being
rocket
Inc.—Offering Suspended—
above.—V.
Inc.,
$23,109,421
will
relate
authorized officers of
the $50,000,000
17
to
steps
refunding
30
of
With
on
later.
announced
be
The
Sanford,
the
May
on
Rangeley-Saddleback
Pioneer Plastics Corp.—Reports Increase—
of
will
bonds
.
Stockholders
and
tnan
C;v Luce,
of
Philadelphia,
issuable
company's
Directors
portion
SEC
which
to
preliminary
first
more
Donald
,
Plan—
"C"
common
under the
■ ./:»
granted
744.
p.
Stock
and
statement
its
•
of
not
of
take
amount
bank
'
.•
loans
>
According to Calvert, 1960 sales for the Mexican subsidiary should be
double
*
Board
.
are
company
through. Investing, and that the commissions to be paid
will aggregate approximately $31,200.—V. 191, p. 947.
to
pany
facilities
,,
San
charged
be
the
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—New Financing—
or
7,
will
York,
New
mortgage
Investing
brewliouse
other
largest
will be completed
and
do
large share of which
a
brewery storage tanks
believed
of Pfaudler
Permutit
as
they
present
employs
company
sale
is
begun in
was
At
treatment.
full line
a
to approximately $1 million,
to
What
industries
process
waste
The
last year amounted
V. manufactures
be
"7
-7 '/
\
development
revenues___"_
loans and
of
name
1960.
1,
project. ,"
Operating.
v^^ V.'.r** '
.7
the, related inyestment
investor*'by, the'*.q^papany. dltt^y.,; No
Florida,
of
corporation last year when the remaining outstanding stock—
approximately 15%—of Artecero Pfaudler was purchased from Gustavo
May
on
*.-
■
to
Mercury
Stromberg-
relate.
B. Ramierez &
of Pfaudler Permutit Inc.
rvi7
harness
Project
•
.
by the company on such
will offer mortgage loans
and the related
investment contracts
through Public Investing, Inc.,
which may be considered an underwriter
within the meaning of the
Securities Act of 1933. On mortgage loans placed through Investing,
the company
will pay commissions to Investing which will vary in
amounts, depending upon the principal amount of the mortgage loans
Involved.
The company estimates that such commissions will average
approximately 3.97c ot the principal amount of the mortgage loans
placed through Investing. It is anticipated that approximately $800,000
Mexican subsidiary
two
advanced
Rosecroft Music Circus,
C
second
and
offered
be
to
in
This work includes research into production of non-metallic
engine cases, advanced brazing and 7 bonding techniques and
concepts
in
the forming
and machining
of
metals.—V.
191
1326.
p.
'■
the
In
contracts
of
whole
the
to
apart from the
they
thereof.
•
Pfaudler Permutit S. A. de C. V.—New Name—
April 27.
on
only
by the company and have no stated
principal amount of the mortgage loans
The mortgage loans offered by the company
vary in principal amount,
normally betweep $1,000^ay^JjJp.OOjg,
the offering price of each mortgage loan will be the principal*, amount
loans
offering price
share on common stock, both
1960, to stockholders of record June 10, 1960.—V. 191;
cents
relate
contracts
investment
mortgage
of $1.12Va
regular quarterly dividends
and
principal amount
31,
the
Rohr is serving as a subcontractor to the
of General Dynamics on this contract. V
.
Division
-
ing of $2,500,000 of whole first and second mortgage loans
secured by mortgages on real estate were publicly of¬
last year.
declared
Board
preferred
p.
cents
the quarter ending March
of
months
The
on
26
versus
sales for
electrical
with
in study of advanced methods and materials
with current rapid progress in aircraft, missile
new
of Florida—Investment Con¬
Offered—Investment contracts relating to an offer¬
tracts
outl
"
rocket
Public Mortgage Co., Inc.
tv:
i'-.ry'V\':.7
7,/
complex
connected
and
.
and
equipment
pace
15 and 20 and Single Payment certificates;
issued an order giving interested persons
10,
to its Series 6,
respect
participation,
needed
and Bankers Trust Co., wherein the company under¬
and maintain with the said Trust Company qualified
reserves
as
required by Section 28 of the Act with
deposit
its
ployed
company
to
announced
Rohr will build a
bomber, also a North American
"'. The company's research and
has applied to the SEC
depositary agreement between
a
out¬
com¬
programs
also includes production
adhesively bonded pylon components for the North American Hound
Dog Missile program and development
oi high strength-low
weight
stainless
steel
honeycomb sandwich panels for the
Mach
III
B-70
investment company
Y.
N.
order under the
an
4
.
of
sign.
for
17
7'..7
;•
.
Rohr's
Order—
Principal Certificate Series, Inc.—Seeks
May
on
telemetering
Carlson
*
-
,
;
In
space
^
-Inc.—^Acquired—
Pressure Elements,
-
Corp.—Production Programs—
Corp.
Chula Vista,
At
,
used
which
"
*
»*
programs,,
rocket.
5.003
2,000
2,000
Inc.—-—-.-
Co.,
*
age"'production programs.
* .
t
«
in which Rohr is participating as a subcontractor
involve components for space exploration projects,,? At the
company's
Riverside plant Rohr is building fins for the National
Aeronautics and
Space Administration's new Iris sounding rocket.';/.,;,
7.%:/
The Iris is designed to carry a 100-pound, pay load to an
altitude of
190 miles. *Powered
by a single rocket engine, the Iris is'used to
collect data .at high altitudes prior to launcnings of major
space ex¬
ploration vehicles or Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles. 7 The Atlantic
Research Corp.,
of Alexandria, Va„ is the prime .contractor on the
& 'Co. Inc. 13,000
Boyce—1—: 2,000
&
Bros.
Stroud &
•
-
&
Barneji
Smith,
Stein
5,000
'2,000
Miller,
&
Co.i.—_
Gardner——,
2,000
Co
Mellen
2,000
1--*
Stiver & Co.——
Reinholdt
:,,
new*'"spate
Both
9,000
Saunders,
48
Aircraft
Rohr
.
______—I—-T—-Prescott,
Shepard
& "Co.,
2,000
y ,*
■
,
JackscuT &
Webber,
figure
standing," is
.5,000
2,000
Co.—
Ohio
Paine,
$547,493.
are
equal to 30 cents per share on 1,138,191
of class A and common stock combined. The
for 1959, based on the same number: of shares
cents per share.—V. 190, p. 716.
7
(i Rohr Aircraft
Co.—-
Cook,&
Newhard,
The
of
shares
Co., \
Inc;
Co.,
<fc
Murcn
'2,000
*->.
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Jaffe, Lewis & Co.—
Joseph,
Wells &
firm
earnings
parative
i*
.
5,000
Curtis
——
Halle &
Will S.
&
the
income
net
standing
5,000
;
Merri'lUTm-bpais,Co.,-.Inc.,
Mullaney,
6.500
2,000
Co.——
Pet
Milk
and
its subsidiary
companies reported consolidated net
earnings of $369,777 for the first three months of 1960 as compared
with $318,530 for the same period in 1959. First quarter net earnings
per share of common stock after preferred dividend requirements were
Net
•
'7
I960, of
26,
1 These
13.000
Co.————:
&
Merlcka
J.
with
,
5,000
Cleveland Corp.-" "5,000 "
First
The
-——
Clark
Fahey.
Wm.
Co.,
&
.Ihc,-'——
.
& Co.
Co.— '
Co. Inc.-
&
Emerson
L.
H.
&
duPont
I.
'
2,000 7
2,003
5,000
Co.—-
&
Podesta
Cruttenden,
,
In
taxes.
■
Inc
Co.
&
McCormick
5.000
2.000
1
_
number
Ladenburg, Tbalmann &
Loewi
Co.,
&
Baird
Burge &
Ball,
v ■
March
Period End. Mar. 31—
Pet Milk Co.
*?
reports revenue, for the' 12 weeks ' period
$16,702,367 and net income of $343,857
alter
comparable periods last year, revenue was $14 374741
Ohio,
Akron,
This
ended
Shares:'
Purchased
•
6.500
Co.————~
W.
Robert
'■ .77
*
,
Co.. Inc.— 37,503
&
Becker
G.
A.
:
Purchased*
\
,
expiration
Such shares, if any.
general circulation in
v..
12 of 200,000 shares of the corporation's common
stock. Additional financing details follow: %
of
any
will set forth the date and
call at the offices of the
may
for $85
stock
that
!
,
'.V Roadway Express Inc.—Shows Advance— v'
May
sub¬
shares for sale at the price of
Pennsylvania as the board- of
such
County, Pa., and the advertisement
when
for
the event
unsubscribed
remain
residents
company
for
OTHERS—In
TO
reoffer
may
such
to
advertised
Butler
time
shall
company
share
per
as
REOFFERING
offered
shares
date,
under the additional
acquisition was the largest in the histqr/ of Reinsurance Invest¬
Mr. McCorrnacko'said« » j, b
V <(
£
Rapoport, who founded American Income Life with the elder
Goodman six years ago, will continue as President -and a director of
the company.—V. 191, p. 1922.
*
Bernard
■
the pro rata offering and the additional
promptly as practicable after the expiration
or before June 25, 1960.
■ yj
to
event on
any
POSSIBLE
.
'
Corp.,
ment
«•*"""*
•
.
CERTIFICATES—Certificate
STOCK
OF
pursuant
offering, will be issued
date
theretofore paid
and
person
privilege.
DELIVERY
scribed
such
to
subscription
*
May
of
issue
*.
Corp.—Additional financing De¬
16 Teported the offering on
Industrial
Premier
tails—Our
subscriber
may
also
price of $75 per share, for so many of
the shares of common stock offered as at the expiration date, remain
unsubscribed for under the pro rata "offerihg.
" *"■/''
H
;
subscription
the
at
*
,
Bache
of sub-
OFFERING TO STOCKHOLDERS—At the time
scribing pursuant to the pro rata offering to stockholders, a
who
exercises
in
full his pro
rata subscription privilege
subscribe,
Monday, M&y 23, 1960
.
The
190,
of the outstanding stock.—V.
of 42%
aggregate
an
own
77.4.
p.
the
investment
or
ADDITIONAL
officials
OF RIGHTS—It is expected that rights may
SALE
AND
PURCHASE
.
be
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial arid
\
(2206)
10
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
general
corporate
without
purposes.
i
I
Continued
on
page
5
Number 5953
Volume 191
,
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The Commercial and
Financidt Chronicle
.
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x
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t.rl,
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'■
nividend announcements are/grouped in two separate
!*hles In the-first we indicate all the dividends an;an,mced during the current week. Then we follow with
60c
payment dat
.,
.
Perr,
When
Cook
V
Dairies, Inc. (initial quar.)____
Co.—
—
Ahhotts
iSS
Express
s
Great Southern RB. Co.-
ma
(s-a)
Ordinary
..
Western Ry; Gtd. (s-a)..,
Industries, Inc
;
Artists Pictures Corp..—
en
Allied
A=L%
v
.>,/„.
6-1
6-28
preferred (quar.)
(Louis) company
.„
3Vi%
Crescent
(quar,)— JJ*"'
Co.
(stock
Inc.
(quar.)
5-31
5-31
■Stockholders
Z
28
Mills,
Class
common
&
Canada
5-25
'
,
Detroit
Corp.
$5
Hillsdale
7-29
Diversified
"V>,
•
Growth
RR.
Dover
v
6-10
Industries,
Drilling
5-27
Ltd.
preferred
Plastics
Aurora
./
Alarm
Automatic Fire
5c
America (quar.)—
Co.
(Del.)
Electric
Class
Duval
V/'/
B
1
6-15
Eastman
6-1
7-
$3.60
1,
Eaton &
Edison
3
& Chemical
(quar.)/______
5c
Show
(quar.)
'.lj:
-/// 10c /
Corp./(Milw.)
./ 37V2c
Barden Corp. (quar.)
12Vzc
Bates Manufacturing, common (quar.)__
■
15c
4Vt% preferred iquar.)_
:
$1.12V2
Paint
Baltimore'
Radio
Bank
Stock
6-30/
6-
1;
6-10
6-20
6-
3c
:
Japan Air
5-16
6-13
5-31
6-10
___.
7-
1*
7-
Emery
1"
6-15
■
Bausch & Lomb Optical,
4%
30c
common
preferred (quar.)
Beech
Creek
Beech-Nut
RR.
Life
Co.
Belknap Hardware &
4'ic
preferred
Belle Isle
,$1
(quar.)
Savers,
Inc.
,„V.
(quar.)
Johns
6-17
Julian & Kokenge
6-30
75c
5-27
Katz Drug Co.
5-20
7-25
15c •'</
(quar.)
i
& Decker Mfg.
(quar.)
Bell, Inc. (quar.)_^
Briggs & Stratton Corp., (quar.)
Brillo Mfg. Co. (quar.)
:..
Blue
American
Bank
Note
lY
—
Burlington steel, Ltd.
7-29
6-15
6-
50c
9-
1
8-12
7-
1
6-10
7-
8
7-25
7-
8
25c
6-10
5-31
25C
6-10
5-31
6-30
6-10
31J/4
C
t25c
77-
5-23
2
45c
1
split)
7-
5-27
Y
v
6-
,
•7-
6-
1
6-
IN
First
(quar.)
..
Burma Mines—
•>
.
American dep. rets, ordinary
Mills, 4 »/2
preferred (quar.)Burry Biscuit (s-a)__—
6- 3
20c....
..
tl5c
>
Burrus
6-15«,
5y2 %
;
4-28
6-17
$1.12V2 -j
;.
6-30
20c
/
4-
4.75%
Lau
tlOc ^ 7-15
5% preferred
(quar.)_£i.__.
t$1.25
7- 2
4'/c
preferred
(quaf;)_i^w-—' t$l':
7-"2
5
.
>
Stores
Corp.
Bros.' Co.,
Florida
Class
B
(quar.)______,
Cannon Mills
>
N.
J.)—
'
Inc.
7- 2 *
common
Power
.Foster-Forbes
5Va%
Preferred
V
'6-11
75c
'6-11
5-27
preferred
(quar.)it_«.^^
$1.75 preferred
l25c
/<quar:^_.__^__._Y____
;6-30■
v
«.'t43%c
Tire Corp.; 5%
i>ref6mdi-'---i---2«c'.>
Carey (Philip) Mfg. . (quar.)
.
40c
Carreras, Ltd., Ordinary class B (stock div.)
■
2%
Carriers &
General•iCorp...---*—ijj— 'Y
15c
CaterpiUer Tractor,-common (quar.' 25c
4.20% preferred
'(qUar.)«
-„__i ■*"$1.05
,
>
.
r
,
> -f
C
•' 5-31 r.
6-13*: Y
:i/_'
•
*7-1 r,J'' 5^26•
lv 4 6-10
'-'8-16 ,7-20> 8-10
> 6-17
38c
.
Common
> 7-20
v 5-27
"
■" "5Vz%
/
6-10
6-10
t„t,
entral
cago
America
Corp:
-
(quar.)__.
f
(quar.)^.Ai.Ji^^i^..i^i
°Hgh"Ponti's inc.;
new- (initial
Great'Western Ry.,
6-15
t% • w 6-30
t4c >' '5-31>y„
(quar.)1/ ; >15c >
(stock div.)__
Mutual. Fund- (Canada)
Chemway
i87%c
(quar.)L>-____>—
.Securities Corp.;'new
common
»•-
quar.)
6-24
10c
„>
(quar.)
>
0^ preferred- (quar.)
phn^0
Lumber
'
$110>
-6-14-'
7-
$1.75
/
-
:
4
>-
i^°PWeaIth Edison Co.Y
4 64%
preferred
cw.
P^'ewed?
(quar.)i
.$1-16
*■
'-
(quar.)
"
9
>
<
Stock
$1
Grand
Great
5%
Great
Great
5-27
5-27
7%
/
-Great
-
1
6-
s
1
B
1
vote
on
the
above
„
v
y
i——
(quar.)—
'
6- 6
6-
Varnish
6-
>•
6-20
40c;
■
6-
'
6-1
Montrose
6-20>
YMorrell
>25c
7-15
7-15
6-1
5-23
6-
*7-110- 1» '•
■
7-22
6-20
9-20
5-27.
6-14
35c '
-
6-30
•
Hawaiian
t 5%
(quar.)
j,
:
r
Corp.
•
*
:
•*
6-14
i:
6 :
6-
6-
6-1
6-
1
5-20
6-15 /
6-
1
''.1''
' >.••'
6-1
—:
7-
$1.25.
1
6-1
5-31
5-17
.
/•"'
30c
6-15
-15C
r
1:
'
-
•'
25c
55c
-
i
'
;
an
Telephone & Telegraph—
25c
basis.
>r 6-
1
Mutual
6-
2'
6-30 '/~ 66-27
come
Natco
; 6-. 1
6-15
,6- 1\
'7-
2
Trust
;
$1-
12 y2c
,
37l/2c
.
.
25c
25c
62'/2c
* 20c
6-30
6-10
6-10
5-26
7-15
20c "
6-15
^
—_
n?t investment in- z
from; security profits)—_—^
J____L_—j.——
City
Lines Ihc.
National
6-30 ;
6-30 ;
Malleable
5-2T
8-
1
6-30
6-10
6-15
6-
5-31
8
5-23
5-31
5-23
6-15
6-
1
4C
f
5-31
j'.
5-24:4
20c
Mfg.
Steel
Corp.
Co.
New
"
>
'
England
Quarterly-
-
T
6-20
50c
6-10"
■
1.
6-11
5-261
.5-20
15c
6-
6-30
6-13
621/aC:V
7-1
6-17 5
6-13:
5-26
6-13
5-315
,
i——
Bleetric System (quar.)^_—__
Telephone &-Telegraph Co.—
75c/
_
-
(quax.)__
(quar.)—
1
lac
(quar.);—:.
-
;
30C,*
27C
7- 1
6-30
6-10
»
"
*
■5.
6-105
8-10-
7-
1
5-27 5
7-
1
7-
.
50c
6-24
9-15
30c
—
split—__
Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
New- York & Harlem RR Co., common-(s-a)
preferred -'(s-a)-/--—
Electronics, class A (initial)_„_—,
*
6-10
43c
-
———Ll—
York Auction Ce.
(quar.
"Stockholders approved a-5-for-4
10%
6-15
30C
Gov—'•
New York,
"Newark
5-27
7-
—-
r
(quar.)-/———.—
Tank
New : England
5-31
6-15 *■
t
—-—1——-
National PreSto
6-15
40c
Oats*Co.
National Screw
6-17
5-31
50c
(quar.)!__'__J_—
(quar.)_
Indusiries- Ine.
7- 1
6-15
20c
-
1
7-15
.
'
& -Steal -Castings
National
6-20
7-15
30c
v
-
Quarterly
"National
,
6-
■
(quar.) ______i__—
—^—
National Gas & Oil Corp.
-
6-U
6-30
•
Insurance Co- (Hartford)—? -a
'Quarterly 2_
V
6-1
6-30
.
8c
37,Vac.
(quar.)_
Casualty Co./(Detroit)-- (quar.) —J-
National Fire
6-/1
6-30
50c
3,
Corp.
»Extra.
6-10
6-30
.
.
(2c from
and 2c
National
6-10
2
;
1
6-15
6-30
•
>
6-20,
7-15
3
i
,
2.
6-15
:
„
6-
•;/.
1
National
tl8%C
>
;•
6-
7-
'
v,
special meet¬
July 19 on a procommon shares on
5
"
v
6-15
6-15
6-29
t
2r
6-15:
6-30
"
6-
,.6-10
6-30
2%
t
!
■
,
a
11-
6-30
"
5-20
,
7-12
$1.65
8-for-l
-5-20,
6- 1
•
ing to be held on
posal to split the
-
i
5-20
6-11
15c
25c
.
_—
.
«.
—
-
1
6;
-
>,./ $1
(quar.)
Stockholders.will vote at
National
y 1Z 45c
.-
States
V,
—._
(s-a)
Corp.
5
"
_
!
Nut
&
6-13
;
17V2c
i
,
Screw
6-13
'
6-
?
20c.
~
6-10
15c
•
—
^quar.)
8-
*
8-15
17'/2C "
Iquar.)^_^—————- -:
(quar.)
"
A
¥
30c
_
11-15
15c
——--
———
30c
>
_
Muskegon Piston Ring- Co. (quar.)
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
V.
"V
Agricultural Co.__—Y
Pineapple Co. Ltd., com./,(quar> ' .
preferred
Hazeltine
Corp.
'-6-24
$1.62'/a
Quarterly
200%
>
Co.
Products
Mountain
5-23
1
pro-.
preferred
Intertype
»
i
>
(quar.*—
dividend——
Stock
.
.
Hawaiian-
2%'
>
Telephone Co- of Illinois— >
(John)
Morrow
(quar.)_/—
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
——-_4—$1.25
'-5%' preferred (quar. )^__^._^_„—_________
'
Directors voted to split the common stock
e,
11 shares for each 10v outstanding, sub-.''
Harris
//
6-24
3
6-
10c
.
2.
6-
6-
.
..
Chemical. Co.-. (quar.)././
New
-
7- 1
6-
6-15.
__———————
Motor
*
Inc.—
,
6-16
t
10c
;
—_
6
7-29
12V2C: /
A (quar.),
preferred
1
6-20
:
.
/
■,
1
7-29
87V2c
'
Producers,
shares.
common
61
6-20
6-10
-•
$1.25
preferred (quar.)——!
;
>;' $5.10 first preferred (quar;)/
$1.27%
5 Vz %
preferred-/(quar.)
« $1.37%
25c
Modine Manufacturing Co., (quar.)__—_•—_L;
,
'
6-15
7c
.
Western
;.
60c
5%
:
:
10c
(quar;) /„:
■
*v.•>
t31 V*c
1st preference (quar.)___
———_
Northern Paper (increased quar.)///_ •: > 25c
30c
Western Sugar Co., common (quar.U—
$1.75,
preferred (quar:)—
Rapids
the
Minneapolis Gas Co.-^>-
s
;
6
>6-6
'7-1
15c",
—
time
1
7-
"
^15c i>
.
~
>-/, 4....
6-
6-10./ V 5-16
7-
12%c
,
......
-
.
9
5-31
'
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Co.
F.)
r
preferred series B/(quar.)—
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)———_.___/
6-17-
7.- .;
:10C> •7-1
--
(quar.
Z'Z
—
" ■.
6-
i
,
—
6%
stock dividend on June 7. It apwill be effective on Sept. 1
—
(B.
7
9
7-
6-10
-
50c
*
>
5-27
6-
6-27
$1
"
6-16
„
7-1
6c
42 %c
—:—
—./—
preferred:(quar.)—
Middle States
6-10
'7-1'
$2 *•
IOC
.
5%
6-30
Lakes Power Corp.,: Ltd.— :'
4ya%
,
i
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Greyhound Lines ofrCanada, Ltd. (quar.).—
Grinnell Corp.
(quar.)_————/
Gulf. Life Insuranee CO; (FIa.)_
^
5-13-
6-15
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15c
6-
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.
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preferred
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6-22'
5-31
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-
Co.
(quar.)
Z
.
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6-1
;
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Michigan. Gas Utilities Co.—; ^
Common .(quar;)_
i——>
Stockholders /approved a 2-for-l split of
6r 1
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1
'
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V
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(quar.)__
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3
6-
6-30
30c
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Packing Co.—
Copper
3
6-
=
6-15
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Fund[
Stock
(quar.)
Payment omitted: at: this
1
6-
1
90c
31 %c
—_——
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dividend-—
6V2%
;:
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(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-
7-
'
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1
6-15
V
.
6-15
6-15
40c
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6-15
;
7-
.
37 %c
—
Investors
(H. H.)
Meyer
1.
<
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1
7-
52%c
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preferred
6-10
>7- 1
$1.75
—
6-3
7-1
5-23
-
7-1
55c
;
;
Refrigrerating Co. (quar;)i_ll____
Mergenthaler. Linotype Co
Merry Bros. Brick & "Tite/_/___.—j—__—
Metal Goods .Corp;. (Initial)—.—.
"
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Goodrich
6~2%~
7^15
7-
t31»Ac/,
(quar.)_
—-——
(stock dividend)—
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
4
6Jt 1
5-20
6- 1V- 5-20.
70c
' ■»
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Consolidation Coal Co. (qW.)II-Z-II~ri
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& Engineering Corp.Z.
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proved
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:
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8- 1
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5-25
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7-15
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{
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-15
6-
1
6-10
5-26
6-15
25c
(quar.)^
Megowen-Educator Fobd Co.—
6-20
6-
7-
3
12 %c
Merchants
3-30
7-1
(quar.)
/
5-27
'
non-participating preferred (quar.)—
6%
non-participating preferred (quar.)—
Glenmore Distillers,:class A (quar.)__l__l__
6- 1
6-1
6-15
8-1.
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>
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6%
u
common,
4c :
27 V2c:
-
6-
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—
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McCloud River Lumber
5-19
7-
1
5-31
1
6-30
}40c
—
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5-19
;
6-15
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McKay Machine-Co.
'
6-17
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6-10
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50c
(quar.) « *
(quar;)-
6-30
'
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Land Tltte-Co., <;
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hiladelphia),
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10c
-
common
'
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6-15
6-15
5-24
(Wash.; D. C.)
■
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5%'c Y-- 6-25
4---—
;
6-10
7-15/
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(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Maui Electric Co.;
.
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6-20-
1
.,
preferred
Gibson
■
6-15
5-23
,
.
1
7-20 :
15c
(quar.)__:___T____
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3
7-20
> J5c
-
•
6-30
.
•
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6-20.
1
6-
1
V
Company, common
Massachusetts
...
6-20
6-
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i
(P.)
41/2%
6-17
1
5-27 *.
6-10
8-
t
593/»c
Meyer-Blanke Co.. (qUar;)_————2!
preferred A (quar.)/.^__j_———
see Putnam
(George) Fund ;:
Boston V:
5%
5-16.
6-16-
Gas
TitJe Insurance Co.
6-17
1
.
Putnam
Georgia Marble Co.,
i
6-1
6-30
preferred
U,L'
6- 1
6-16
'7- 5
(quar.)^„_
30c
6-30
&;Electric,-4% pfd; (quar.)
$1
7- 1
(quar.)
v$1.18%. ' 7 7- 1
Oitw ?S
Co:, class. B.. (quar.)—14c
1.5-31
-referred (quar.)
$1.37%'
f7- V
f4i/^
Cliffs Iron, ccmmon-(quar.)—35c
6-15
Cnra £
Mqvw.U-.
—>$1.12l/2 '
6-15
Coiomo'°la„B<)ttltng Co. of New York (quar.) '
25c
6-30
4|/
Company, comnion-4quar,)^i.—_-i_
20c
6-10
Col,'t P™ferred;,quar^>——--——
53y8c
* 6-12
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Onm
'of
6-1.
6- 3
.
>:6-24
22c
50c /
$3.50
George
25c
^ncinnati Enquirer
cinnati
1
6-22
68%C
——-
--
Ltd.—>
1st pref; series B
Common
1
6-
20c
•
Inc., common (increased quar.)/:—
"Genesco,
!
\62Vac
(quar.)—
1
cnristiana Securities
Co., common.:„...„
preferred - (quar.)
j
Cit(»i«°
3
6-
6-10
5-27
6-10
IOC
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
5-27
6-
1
6-10 *
25c
>
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Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)..
;
6-17
1
6-
/
$0,204 1
—
(quar.).
certificates
.American
6-10
6-10
•
preferred
ChoU! frlln Corp" of
champion;
raw
-
'7-1
•
Corp.
General Tin Investments Ltd.— e'
S-
6-10
o.50%
5-16
/
5-31
'
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Lowell Gas Co.
7-1
24c *
-
——————
(quar.)
Securities
Groceterias Co.,
Miami
'
5-31
7-
13 %c
'
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___
5-16
.
income)
>•
(quar.)
1
"
.
(quar,)_
preferred
General
-
6-10
o
Cady Co.
Louisiana Land & Exploration
6-20
r
$1.08
Series
Bankshares Corp;*: (quar.)
General Contract Finance Corp.— .%;
.
5-31
$1.12%
:
5-16
7-
-
General
/; ^7-
6-15
6-15 :
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45c
(quar.)_
A
1
7-
$1.12%
'
General American Transportatioh: Corp.-/-.-1 •
Quarterly __i
—1—_———
General Baking Cor;'.$8 preferred - (quar;)—*>
'
,
5-31
6-20
10
(reduced)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Lorillard
6-11
12c'*
6% .preferred" (quar.>„__—
5% :1st preferred (<|'uarf.)L'i—T-i——-j.'-'--. 1
-
1
12 %c
Logan
3
7-
20C ■'
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(quar.)_i_-__J
(qttar.)
7-
•
20c
(Jonathan), Inc. .(quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)
7-
$1.25
common
>.
6-
6-30
.*■
5C'
A
Power. Co.,
*'
6-15
4
Gatineau
*
5-27
5-27
6-30
Canadian
i
5-26
r
&
$1.60
: 5-26
.
6-15
48c
—
"9-1
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)———_
Investors; Inc.—
(Second quarter from net invest,
-
.
Income
income—
(quar.)
common
Sessions,
conv.
Blower
'.Loblaw
Fundamental
.'
5-27
1
(
5-25
5-25
25c
r/
(Charles E.) Si Co., class A-(extra)—
Frosst
,
><
Stock
6-15
'
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common
6-15
6- 3
-•
6-
50c
———Z;
1
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:(quar.)_____—_____—
Funds—
v »
:
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preferred
Franklin Custodian
+
.5-31'-
6-15
Glass,
Invest.
invest,
6-
/
20c
American dep. rets, ordinary
•
Bond
6-17
60c
:
Corp./(quar.)____/—zl
6-
6-15
35c
9-15
80c
(quar.)_____
1
7-
6-30
*
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5-31
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(quar.)—_—_—
(quar.)
1
6-
25c
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4-21
6-10 1;
85c
.
preferred (quar.)—_—
-r_„—
preferred; (quar. )_j_____^_;-;_^
Florida Power & Light Co.; common (quar.)
Ford. Motors, Ltd.—
•-- -r
/
6-10.
6-15-
-VT Yi- 75c
r-
common
$1
r
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(quar.)t25c u»v6-30
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Class B (quar.)
Canadian Celanese,
Ltd.,
7- 2
15c
5-31
4
5-24
*
50C
/.
4.32%
3.
6-15
*6- 3
•
6-;3
' 6- 3
•• •
preferred
(quar;)„^—J t$1.12Vi'
California Liquid Gas
Corp.__^i__„_i_-„_X
*•• 10c
Canada Permanent
Mortgage Corp. (quar.) 1
1 150c
Canada Wire & Cable
Co.,-Ltd.— Class A
(quar.v,:
-' Yi,.,. '
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t$L
5V2c
i
21c
City,
1
7-
6-10
/...
3c
Lexington Venture Fund Shares
12 %C
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.) 5% pfd. (quar.)
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)______
30C
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
■Y
,7% preferred (quar.)
Vi; $1.75
6-10
6-10
40c
:
preferred (quar.
Flagg-Utica Corp. (quar.
Fleming Company/common
5% preferred (quar.
6-15
6-
6-15
4V2(i
6-
net
net
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6-16
6-24
*
J37V2c
$5
r
common-(quar.)
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87%c"
—
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7-
7-10
7-1
7
,
414 %
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
6-30
i
15C
Inc. 1
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National
Fisher
/''./•'• A
,v
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National
First
6-10
.,
r
lc
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15C
15c
—
5-25
-•
40c
preferred A (quar.)
'■
5-28
1
1
1
quar.)
6
50c
Fund"
from
Kuhlman Electric,
■
6
6-13
50c
/—;;
(quaf.)
Firstamerica
.
6- 1"
5-21
/
7-4
...
Gregg
Quarterly'
6-15.
.
&
'jr. Financial { Fund,
6-15
5-27
/
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(quar.)
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•
1 5-21
1
Coe
7-10
070
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg. Co., common (reduced)
4Va% preferred A (quar.)
6
5-23
from
"Growth
Semi-annual
6-20
-
7-
——
50c
1.
Ltd.—
J50c
Faber
•
6-
•
6-15
KCL
•
i
"Investment
Semi-annual
7%
7-15/
10c
1
6-15
■
7-15
40c
(quar.)_
B-l
Series K-2
Corp.—
(Initial
6-
7-15
'
■
5-23
6-15
•
V 25c
Co.,
'
6-30
...
20c•
_
Rope
6-10
40c
•
/
V,
Quarterly i
Broderick & Bascom
6-20
Caster
(initial)
Publications, new
Corp.
(quar.)
Ferro
$75c
Kellogg Company (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kendall Refining Co. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
6-14
'
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6-10
'
25c
1
7-25
Air
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•
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1
$1.50
&
1
6c
160C
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.
1
Series
.
1
7-
5-23
'• 5-17
1
of stockholders)
Corp.
6-
(quar.)—
Federated
Manville
12V2c
■
6-
'7r
dividend)
8-
:
$1.06 y4
Co.
•
'6-8
15c,
-
$0,199
7%c
6-
(quar.)_
Abrasives
1 •>
1
6-15
1-
6-16
Faultless
6-15
40c
...
6-15
-6-15'.
1
10c
common
Black
British
7-
20c
Mfg.,
(quar.)—.
(interim)
Corp.
7-1
50c
;
—__
*
&
(stock
5-27
90c
—
Electric
6-
6-
7-15
5%
"
(quar.)
tl5c
(2-for-l
'
5-27
6-15
7-
9c
_1
$1.25
Freight Corp. (quar.)————:
Pittsburgh RR. (quar.)
Fairey Co., Ltd., American shares—/
•
Famous Players Canadian
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)»
Erie
6-15
■.•-»
■
.
Elwell-Parker
5-26
-
6-30
;
.
Line
1
(quar.)
common,
6-17
"
60c
income).,
343/aC
(quar.)
1
6-15
^
Ltd.,
(N. Y.)
7-
common——__
Stock Fund
Stores,
7-
$6c
s-a)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-25
(quar.)
preferred
>
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America—
(Subject to approval
(quar.)
—>
Loan
(quar.)
8
i ;
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/Electro Refractories
Quarterly j
6-18 V
6-1
___
6-20
10c
Irving Trust Co.
1
Howard
Bros.
414%
5-27-
Inc.
(reduced
investment
.Common
6%
preferred
Lee
Baltimore
6-20
6-30
'
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Corp.
(quar.)
;_
Funding Corp. of New York—
Investors
6-21
6-
87%c
Savings &
Co., common
Kodak
preferred
6-15,
6-22
5
1
$1.12%
Co.
net
of
$40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., class A
Canada
6-10
6-27
15c
7-
7-
,
common
Sulphur & Potash
Eastern
40c
(quar.)
9
6-1
7-
25c
,
Automatic Canteen Co.-of
Duncan
6-10;
6-15
$3
•
6-30
-
6-20
>
.
___
*25c
(quar.)_.
;
6-30
ioc
.
Products " (stock dividend)
Motor/ Freight System
(quar.)
Securities, 5»/2%
pfd. (Initial)
Co.
1
6-
69c
Investors * Commercial
$2
;
(quar.)__
preferred
-
6-15
6-15
$1.12
>
;
Ltd.
Foundation,
preferred (quar.)
6%
'
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$4.50
/■:
6-10
45c
Exploration Co.
(s-a)
ZZ-ZZZ.ZZ
Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—•
Common (interim)
$3.50
6-15
6-1
du
6- 6
■'(From
7-20 *
6-25
(quar.)
4-14
6-10
$1.50
6-30
8-
1
'
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Investment
i
7-30
(quar.)
6-15
■/// /•//••
5-16
25c
&
7-1
Transport, Inc.—
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convertible preferred (accum.)
Atlantic Realty Co., $6 preferred (s-a)
Atlas Corp., 5%
preferred, (quar.)
6-17/
1
$1.50
JlZZIZZZZZ''
Dover
pfd..
4;>:
6-
6-15
....■/.
(s-a)
(s-a)
6-10
1st
7.
,
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
Dorsey Corp.; 6% preferred A
(quar.)
Douglas Oil (Calif), 5V2% pfd.
5%
Interstate
15c
lv
6-10
6-10.
Ltd..
Interstate
25c
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Investment income-
net
Armstrong
•6%
1
8-15
12c
International
6-17
.
4%c
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Stock
Angostura-Wupperman
Associated
-
25c
*_—•,»
income)
Brewers,
5-23
1
•
6-
Corp.,
investment
6-17
7-1,
7-
50c
;
Co.
5-27
.
$2.50
,>
Corp*.-—
Dominion
Corset
t
Income
International Harvester Co.
Investment
(quar )
(quar.)
Southwestern
Semi-annual from
;
Institutional
5-23
.
.
Canada—
5-21.
6-
:
1
7-
•
$1.50
(quar.)
common
:
6-14
6-30
8-
-,
10c
-
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
>__
/
5-31
5-27
$7
/
Mfg.
&
5-18
.
!
6-15
.*
*
20c,
of
Fruit Corp., $3 pfd.
Diamond Alkali Co.
fquar.)
Diana
Stores Corp.
(quar.)"..
>
50c
,
25c
Tunnel
&
1
'
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(quar.)
DiGiorgio
7-1
new
•
(quar.)
i
8-
v
.
37 %c
-
(quar.) _____:
pfd.
Income
Fund
of
Boston__*.___^
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
.
•
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Gasket
6-
!
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(quar.)..
Detroit
6-30
1st
1
6-24
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
$2.75
•
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Securities
A
Detroit
y8C;
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6-15
,
4V2%
'
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Sugar,. Ltd.. (quar.)
Huyck Corp.,
Interior
preferred
(s-a)
Monte Properties
Delaware
5-23,
—
*
5-31
■
(quar.).,
,
preferred
6- 3
,
6-30
Rinehart
Hutchinson
6-10
.
' 25c
5%,
Del
.
6-10
5-20
6-30
(quar.)_
.
i
River
5%
6-15 V
5-12
5-23
.
Husky Oil Co., 6%
3iy,c
two-for-one split
stock.
Certificates will
common
Debenture- &
5-6
,
.
Corp. (quar.)_„
7,/2c,Rubber, new (initial quar.)_
35c
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.;(quar..)—.-™
:—1:30c
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)___
i_
65c
Dan
.
,
6-30 >
Holt
a
mailed
Extra
6-1
,.
approved
Plants
6-1
.
1
6-
'
6-10
6-15
75c
.
6-
7-1
■
25c
.
of Rec.
6-15
-
9iy»c
/
Holders
Payable
25c
Co.,; 3.65% preferred (quar.)
Hewitt-Robins; Inc (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer; Bartlett & Co. (quar.)__
Holly Sugar Corp.; common (quar.)
5%:* preferred (quar.)
5
7-15
r.
-
Immediately.
>
Cutler-Hammer, Inc., common (quar.)
6-3.
5-20
5-13
6-15
.
the
be
'
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.„
of
:?
6- 1
/
30c- -5-27
$1.25
7- 1
40c
6-24
87%c
7- 1
6-21
(quar.)______
J.)
5-31.1
.
;
25c
(H.
Co.
,
preferred
Crompton & Knowles Corp.—
6-17
""~~~
(quar.)ZZIIIIZ
common
Heinz
When
Share
-
Brewing
7-
/
7-19
t8c
'
3 :
6-
6-15
...
3
5-31
.
6-15
17V2C,
'
.
6-10-
•
3%
,
66-
i
6-15
i
37%c
dividend)-—"!^"
'
I
(quar.)
Petroleum,
15c
>
,
6-15
...
.(quarj—...." ...50c;
Co. (N. y.)
5%
convertible preferred
Cribben & Sexton— •
'
;
...
10c
4Va%\ convertible
Cyanamid Co., common (quar,).—.
preferred D (quar.),
.
American Dryer Corp. (stock dividend)/—2% V
5-27,
American Export Lines (N. Y.) (quar.)
50c «iV. 7* 6.
American Growth Fund
~
/;//
4c .
5-26 •./
.
40c6- 1 /
American Home Assurance Co., com. (quar.)
$4 64 preferred (quar.)
—
;. $1.16
6- 1 American International Corp
>
10c
6-24
American Laundry Machinery Co
40c
6-1
—
;>!> 50c
.7-1,
American Optical Co, (quar.)
American Rubber & Plastic Corp. (initial)—
22%c
8-15
American-South African Investment Co.,
•
•
:
s
Ltd, ordinary (subject to withholding tax . v
*
of Vk % by the Union of South Africa)— r
20c
6-30
American Sterilizer -i
>
10c
5-1
American Stores Co.
(quar.)—
50c ,;
7-1
American Sugar Refining, common (quar.)—
40c J 7- 2
7%
preferred (quar.)____
/433/4C
7-2;.
American Surety Co. of N. Y._
15c
7- 1 '
American Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)—
82 %c
7-11
American Writing Paper (quar.)
40c
6-10
Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd.
American deposit receipts ordinary
90c
5-24
American
Rec:
5-13
6- 3
,
V>.
/'.■
13%c ;• 6-15
> ."-25c..... 6-1;
(quar.)„_.,——
American Aggregates,
common (quar.)__—
5ft
preferred (quar.)
,
/
Ailis
;
Coffee
Per
Name of Company
Heileman h.(G.)
-
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
-
Corp.—
(initial quar.).
common
When
Share
'
Corporate Investors. Ltd., class a'
Cosden Petroleum
Corp. (quar.)—
•
.v
6-20 ,
,;<■;$4;,-. 6-20
;$3,7- l
30c > 6-15 //
——»
a<Tparticipating preferred (s-a)„___—_
Aiipsheny &
a
20c
15c
/,
$4
,
.
Per
.
/
(quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett,
,
Holdera
/ Share ' Payable of
*
of Company
v
convertible
•New
,
Name
?»
r«^Senial Steel
Continental £»su,ranc^
table in which we show the payments previ¬
announced, but which have not yet reached their
ously
-;
•
*k' Common
second
o
*;
Name of Company
,
Continental Commercial
Corp.
1
'
'
$2.50
$2.50
-
sy^c
-
6-30
6-15 5
6-15'
6-15
t
12
(Ohio),
Telephone
Water
Norristown
—
6-
1
5-16
Stroock
(S.)
7-
1
6-10
Stuart
7-
$7
6-
20c
6-30
6-15
$0,328 Vs
6-30
preferred
5%%
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
97 l^c
—
Class
Oshkosh
Products, Ltd.
B'Gosh,
Inc.
8-15
8
7-25
1
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Dividend
payments
stock
ferred
Chemical
Pen
Class
Parmelee
_
Co.
6-
7:
3
5-28
True Temper
3
5-28
6-24
6-10
6-10
6-24
$2
30c
6-15
6-
35c
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
preferred
(quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.01
(quar.)
$1.17Vi
preferred
'
5-10
1
6-
1
1
5-10
Union
Sugar
5%
Co.
Circuit,
1
5-10
United-Carr Fastener Corp.
6-
1
5-10
United
Electric
Insurance
15c
___
6-
1
Coal
Stockholders
5-27
-
Cos.
Co.
will
vote
the
SI
(Charles)
3Vi%
4%
&
Co..
$5.50
Fund,
Piper Aircraft
Place Development,
6-30
6-
5-15
3
June
on
6-17
6-15
5-31
25c
6-15
5-27
25c
6-13
6-
6-15
6-
3
125c
6-17
common
Potlatc.h
Forests,
Service
div.
$1.40
two-for-one
a
on
Inc.
split
to
&
4.08%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
Publicker
Pulaski
Industries.
Veneer
Pullman,
Putnam
&
$5.50
1
5-31
6-30
split)
&
Co.
5-31
Von's
Grocery
Brothers.
Inc.
Insurance
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
Washington
6-15
5-31
Waukesha
6-15
6-
8
Wayne
6-
1
Ward
6-23
5-31
12»ic
7-
1
&
$2
7-
1
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)
85c
(quar.)
7-25
6-30
7-
6-10
1
preferred
•
6-15
6-
55c
_
6-17
1
6-15
5%
6-10
5-31
American
6-15
6-
6-10
5-25
6-15
5-31
6-10
5-24
1
30c
5-31
American
Enka
American
30c
43%c
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
90c
7-
1
(quar.)
7-
6-
2
American
Hoist &
1
5-18
5r-18-
6-30
35c
6-20
6-
2%
6-30
1
6-
6-10
6-
1
50c
6-15
50c
7-
1
6-
50c
7-
1
6-15
11c
6-30
6-
5>/4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
net
investment
6-15
66-
1
&
7-
6-15
1
6-20
6-
6-15
6-
6-10
Inc.,
Express,
Robertson
Little
Robinson
class
Ltd.
(James*
Robinson,
&
Technical
A
(quar.l____
Ltd.
125c
___
(quar.
Products,
17 Vac
Inc.
6-15
6-30
0-24
6-10
Royal
Corp.,
Register
10c
Co.,
class
A
6-
7-
5
Company
5
6-
1
5-20
Joseph Light & Power, common
5%
preferred (quar.)„_____
Scott
&
Williams,
Scudder,
Inc.
Stevens
Fund,
Inc.
(from
(s-a*
$1.25
50c
Common
Seaboard
Line
Air
Transport
Shepard-Niles
Sheraton
■
Corp.
Stock
Inc.
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
Penn
Southern
'
5%
Oil
4.32%
Southern
4.75%
6-27
4.80%
5-27
6-10
5-27
15c
8-
1
8-
1
.____
<quar.)„
(quar.)
Gas
&
(quar.)1
_____
.
Speedry
Class
Chemical
B
(quar.)
B
Class
6%
Stonecutter
B
Mills
of
stock
Abrasive
.
-
5%.
class
A
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.20 class
5-31
Acme
6-10
Acme
0-29
6-13
Acushnet
6-30
6-
5
6-30
6-30
6-10
6-
5-27
0-5
8-
1
New
Steel
1
5-31
6-
2%
6-15
6-15
6-30
6-10
5-31
Refineries,
Co.
B
.
,_L
A
(s-a)
25c
..
Aerojet-General
1
Water
Post
Products
5-16
Class
5-16
B
Extra
5-31
Ciass
(qdar.)ll"
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-
1
5-20
-
A
Class
B
,.Extra„—
Gas
7-11
6-24
$6
7-11
6-24
$5.50
30c
6-
1
115c
7-
8
15c
(quar.)
6-15
5-16
6-17
6-
1
preferred
25c
(quar.*..
,_2
6-15
6-
1
75c
6-15
6-
1
5c
5c
6-10
6-10
5-30
5-30
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
J.
Oil
>
Co.,
$3
partic.
(quar.)
Public
$1.10
.
Service
$2.50
preferred
$2.75
preferred
series
8-
1
7-22
$4.35
8-
1
7-22
Arkansas
8-
1
7-22
Arkansas-Missouri
11-
1
10-22
11-
1
10-22
H-
1
10-22
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
—
Armco
5-18
6-10
$1.15
30c
35c
$1.25
1
6
7-
1
1
6-10
5-20
'
$3,75
Artesian
,
76-
' 6-10
,Class
Ashland
$5
6-10
25c
0-
1
5-10
75c
0.
1
5.10
Water
OH
5.25%
Dry
.
5-23
5-16
6-
1
5-13
75c
•
6-
1
;
5-10
6-14
5-13
6-
1
4-20
4-29
30c
6-
1
6-
1
4-29
6-
1
4-29
60c
6-
1
6-
1
4-29
10.84003
6-
1
4-29
$1.08%
6-
1
4-29
—
25c
6-15
5-20
25c
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
Co.
:
(quar.)..
com.
(quar.)_
$i.i6y4
22J/aC
(quar.)__
75c
35c
common
(quar.)
93 %c
common
Refining,
3
5-12'
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
40c
7-
1
6-15
6-17
6-
3
3
5-
5
1
5-
6
6-15
5-
6
66-
6-
1
4-30
40c
com.
(quar.)
Goods Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
com.
6-15
5-16
8-
1
6-27
$1.25
(quar.)
1
25c
6-15
5-16
37 Vi c
__u
(quar.)
6-
4-30
2%
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
Associated
>
&
6-
5-27
4-29
(quar.)
A
9
27yac
(quar.)
(Del.),
preferred
$1.50
•;
preferred
Stock
5-27
:i
Corp,
Armstrong Cork Co.,
6-17
1
Steel
Gas
6-
6-15
59c
Co.,
(quar.)
Western
7-11
6c
30c
Power
preferred
5-10
62'/a c
B
Gas
4-T4
1
1
;
(quar.)
Louisiana
Arkansas
5-18
7-
preferred
4.65%
10-22
$1.05
6-23'
125c
;
(quar.)
7-22
1
Wood
Common
5-18
5-18
1
1
2
50c
—
(quar.)_
Co.—
6
7-
1
■
6-24
0-
25c
(quar.)
;;
common
$2.36
6-
Power
pfd.
1
Corp... Ltd.,
5-18
$1.37«/a
SteeU common
(quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar )_
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway0%
Farms
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred series A
$1.50
i_
0-
35c
-
Common
5-16
4-29
•
6-22
6-
,17 Vic
(quar.)
4-22
1
5-16
1
130c;
(quar.)——
Arizona
0-
5-16
1
7-
7
•_
Inc.
Argo
11- 1
1
6-
120c
,
Argus
40c
Co., 4.20%
pfd. (quar.)___
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
Alan
Increased
8-
50c
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
6-
5-24
6-20
6-
5-12
Ltd.
of
share)-
$1
(quar.)
payment
6-20
-
6-10
1
tax of 6.3%, amounting to about 90c per
American
$1
(quar.)
Alabama
15c
(final
rets
6-30
6
6-24
$2.25
25c
Arden
-•*
5-25
5-31
34 %c
(quar.)
(Ohio) (quar.)__
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co.
(quar.)
1
■
6
1
6-
Approved Finance
1
5-
5-10.
6-15
7-
57 Vic
Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
of South Africa,
6-10
-
12 Vic
6
(Miami)—
Corp.
dep.
50c
______
Extra
12 >/2c
National
$1
(quar.)
40c
Co.
(quar.l—
$2.40
15c
5-13
(quar.)
6-1
6-
$l.l2'/2-
(quar.)
1
5-31
6-
37 Vic
$1
Manufacturing
(quar.)
6-
50c
(quar.)
50c
A
5-24
40c
quar.)_
50c
Brass
6-
1
3iy4c
(quar.)
5-13,
6-
2
6-24
(increased)-
5-217
"
6-10
6-
20c
6-10
-
6-20
Works—
preferred
preferred
Anheuser-Busch.
6-
62V2C
1r
7%c
Anthony Pools, Inc.
5-31
i0c
1
6-
Sanitary—
6-30
118c %
Extra
(quar.)_.
preferred (s-a)—.
(initial
6-10
5-25
2%
v
6-
$1.25
6-15
Co.—
6-10
6-10
>
6-1
6-15
(quar.)
Insurance
4
.
25c
_____
6-15
Corp.—
Foundries
&
4
5c
25c
30c
$1.75
Co.
7-
30c
__
5-13
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A fquar.W—
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co. Ltd.—
,
(quar.)
'5-13
5-27
s
-7-
.'
130c
(quar.)
(s-a)
v./'"
Ltd.—
115c
(quar.)___
Process
■
31>/4c
(quar.)
Akron
6-30
~
A
Industries
"Class
V 5-20
_______
7-15
6-15
ZZZZZZ
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar
6-10
10c
common
(quar.)
Wire
Alabama
A
Products,
1
6-10
5-27
shillings less South African non-resident
6-1
1
9-10
11-30
6-20
Ltd.—
Standard
&
Tobacco
American
5-25
6-
7-1
9-29
12-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar,)_.
Lines,
Seating
Anglo-American
7-
8
25c
(initial)_—
(quar.)
common
Andian
V''
6-23
6-10
$1
Chemical,
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
5-9
128V8C
6-29
4c
(quar.)—
Smelting & Refining
American
3
1:42'/2c
5-31
6-
15c
(quar.)
Title
Anchor
6-1
6-15
6-29
Texas)
(Galv.,
Quarterly
6%
heLd_______;
Corp. (stock dividend)
Corp, (quar.)
;
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Air Reduction, Inc. common
(quar.)___
"4.50% preferred (quar.*
1S1.25
2c
JZZZZ
ZZZZZZZ
class
Metal
5-31
6-30
10c
....
(quar.)
share
preferred
15c
Products
&
Class
;
(initial-quar.)
each
S--25
—
211
Corp.,
&
Radiator
5.50%
6-
8-22
50c
15c
American Thread Co.. 5%
5-11
.
1
25c
preferred
5-27
20c
& Paper Co. Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
common
Power
'4j/2%
6-10
$1.20
is-a)____
_
A
for
Abitibi
5-20
9-12
5%
one-fiftieth
Power
1
$1.12 Va
—
common
new
American-St, Gobain
.
dividend)
Gatineau
5-20
6-
$1.25
7%
Holders
6-24
5-25
$1.12 %
12-12
6-15
(quar.i___
(stock
share
1
28c
(Canada)
Inc.,
shares
Fund
a
6-15
6-
Packaging—
Stone & Webster
Endorsed
6-15
1
9-20
Common
Payable of Rec.
___10c
iquar.)
Aeroquip
.
common
Products
Aluminum
Inc
1
6-10
6-
30c
12-20
25c
Incorporated, Inc.—■
25c
1.18%
Standard Radio, Ltd. (quar,)
Star Market Co.
(quar.)
Class
3-31
40c
.
(quar.)
preferred
Sterling
6-15
Electric—
Holding Corp,, class
B
125c
3
27c
iquar.)
Standard
6-
65c
pfd. (quar.)
Spindale Mills, common (quar.),
Class
When
Share
Stores,
7-
32V2C
—
$1.25
62 Vic >
;
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. class
conv.
Standard
6-22
Co.—
(quar.)
„
P.
50c
(quar.)
for
M.
Wrigley
25c
__
Spencer Shoe Corp, (stock dividend)
Sperti Products Inc.—
5%
(quar.)
_.
__
Pacific Co.
F.
Common
(quar.).,
Paid-Up Ctfs.
C.
of
1
1
130c
______
Laboratories
pfd.
Company
Abacus
•
5-31
75c
Sovereign Life Assurance Co.
25%
77-
6-20
♦50c
Edison
preferred
Southern
A.
6-17
6-10
(quar.).
preferred
A.
5-12
HOc
(quar.)-.
original
Indiana
Common
3
5-12
53c
(quar.):
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Name of
ABC Vending Corp. (quar.)
C F Industries (quar.*
Publishing Corp.—
California
partic.
6-
3
25c
(quar.)___
Jersey Gas
I3c
6-
50c
:___
preferred (quar.)
Smith, Kline & French
South
5-27
■
$3
South
6-15
2%
America
Simmons-Boardman
1
6-13
3
(quar.)____
Ltd
________
common
7-
$1.31 Va
2
$1.25
American
A
10c
(quar.)
Hoist
Ltd.
6-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
"
Co.
&
(s-a*__
Breweries,
Silknit,
5%
of
dividend
Eicard,
Sick's
RR.
Trading Co.,
&
Crane
6-18
5-
5-12
(quar.)
American
v'
Per
Stock
income*-
net
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund. Inc.
Shell
40c
(quar.
Clark
&
(incr.)
1
1
(quar.)
American
'• /
6-
6-
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
American
preceding table.
St.
5-13
5-20
6-6
non-cumulative preferred
5%
give the dividends announced in previous
we
1
5%
American
Below
1
6-
3
J.)—
(quar.)
com.
Insurance
President
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
6-15
11-18
6-20
(quar.)
special Dreferred
American
6-15
7-
20c
common...
6-22
10c
common
(quar.)
12-10
5-27
5%
1
6-15
5c
Rothmoor
Zonolite
Co.
5-27
6-15
—
Potash
American
5-30
120c
(quar.)__
Co.,
Steel
N.
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
$5
5-25
10c
$4
1
30c
(quar.)—
6-
6-10
Illinois—
Foundry
Co.
B_
American
1
$1.12V2
Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)
6-30
30c
Petrofina, class L
Class
6-15
6-
6-10
i6y4c
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News
American
5-20
6-28
5-27
6-10
4c
5-31
6-15
56V4C
51.50
62y2c
(quar.*
(quar.)
5-10
15c
(Newark,
of
Quarterly
American
5-31
$1.20
pfd.
preferred
11-30
6-10
■
20c
(quar.).
National
5-31
6-15
8-31
12-15
:i
50c
(quar.)
Meter
5-31
6-15
:
4c
1
7-11
(quar.)
4Vi%
6%
preferred
preferred
Motors
7
$1.10
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Inc.,
Spice,
6-
$1.19
Light. 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Bros.,
6-17
■
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Co.
&
American
6-15
7-
11c
Power
12y2c
(monthly)—
Corp.
Climax Inc.,
American
1
100%
dividend*
3
25c
American
5-26
20c
(stock
5-14
1
3
6-15
6-15
Metal
%
6-
6-14
9
32y2c
Machine
4 V2
6-17
(Orlando,
(quar.)
prior preferred
4Va%
1
120c
(quar.)
Light
25c
(quar.)
American
5-23
17Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Candle
preferred
4V2%
5-31
inc.)
Co.
Gas
Ltd.
&
Co.
7-
6-15
10%
3
15c
Products
Insurance
Common
3
5-
6-30
(Florida)
Quarterly
3
(quar.)
4.80%
Woolf
3-28
Roadway
Insulator
American Investment Co.
5-31
6-15
6-
6-10
15c
dividend
Hospital Supply
5-27
6-17
10c
(quar.)_.
Mills
preferred
Wyckoff
5-25
6-10
6-15
5-31
/;
45c
(reduced)
Home
6-15
10c
6-15
30c
—
(quar.)
Derrick
American
3
20c
62 Vic
•
Corp.
American
5-27
6-15
5-25
(quar.)
American
*
6-10
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Insurance
American
6-17
135c
•
6-15
3%
Hardware
6tH
25C
—
30c
Class
6-
3
6-
5-23
25c
American
75c
(quar.)
Foreign Power Co. (quar.)
Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)_
5-20
2%
divid.)
8
6-15
25C
5-31
$1.37,/a^
(stk.
7-
6-10
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
1
1
6-20
6-10
■
40c
&
B
4-22
62 Vic
(quar.)
—
6-15
6-
1
Quarterly
American
%
1
(quar.)
Life
33c
(quar.)
Worthington
21c
Corp.
&
5-20
5-20
■
7- 1
7-
Quarterly
American
(quar.)
Service
Fuel
6-10
30c
(quar.)
Fire
•'
8-
(s-a)
dividend
13c
$1.12Ya
iquar.)
Power
S3
25c
37 Vac
Power
Fidelity
Stock
American
5-25
(quar.)
partic. preference
8-18
1
6-15
in-
net
(quar.)
com.
Telegraph
6-14
6
25c
5-31
'4
Securities Corp.—
1
5-31
6-15
50C
Cable
Electric
Electric
6-24
6-
5-31
6-15
(quar.)
District
American
6-15
,
Pipe Co.—
Corp.,
preferred
American
5-13
5-16
(s-a)——
Cement
5-13
1
6- X
—
American
(quar.)
(from
Baumer
&
4.76%
1
Riegel
Corp.
$1.25
1
6-
(quar.)
Iron
Cast
6-
25c
(from
Shares
Co.
Can
preferred
-6%
25c
60c
—
(quar.)__
Business
American
issued
6-
5-18
Theatres,
Commercial Barge Line
6-15
1
20c
American
6-16
6
5-18
V;; .1»'•
•-
a
6-27
6
5-
1.62 Vi
(quar.)
preferred
American
7 Vic
5-
1
Co.—
Rubber
common
5-17
(s-a)
1
5-31
'7-
$6■
—-
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
5-27
(stock dividend)
A
Co.
Kentucky
Woolson
(quar.)
7-
1
Co.
&
York
6-17
6-
$4
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Inc.,
9-
1
87 Vac
Co.
(quar.)
Electric
Water
Gas
Initial
,
5-25
Rhodesian Eroken Kills Development Co., Ltd.
American shares ordinary
Paper
6V2%
6-15
(quar.)
class
Motor
Wisconsin
6-15
I2V2C
(quar.)
Biltrite
1
(increased)
Co.
Bakeries
American
6-15
6-15
9
5-20
7-
157c
■
(quar.)_
Chain
(quar.)—
Co.
Inc.
Ltd.
Products,
4Vi%
6-30
preferred
Chicle
on
5-
6-10
125c
—
—
___:———
American
28
5-13
,
due
3»/2%
-
5-13
6-30
4
6-
rears,
(
V:
American
(quar.)
Corp.
Knitting
Fund
Westeel
Will
Co.,
Leonard
Western
6-10
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60%
5-31
4-29
6-10.
..
payments shown above clear all arand also include the payment
on July
1.
American Airlines, Inc., common
(quar.)
5-31
$1.25
50c
30c
be
New
common
Inc.
Co.
Wellington
Walker
Western
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
1
5-20
4-29
Two
,»
5-20
6-10
Ltd.—
6-
5
5-25
,
30c
(quar.)
preferred———
American
5-31
;
10c
Reliance
:
1
6-15
115c
93 %C
of Canada,
$4
.'V
45c
—
—
common
6-
5-25
37 Vac
—
(quar.)_
America,
of
Corp.,
7-
(quar.)
Co.
Trust
Electric
Wagner
Real Estate Title Insurance Co. (Washington,
Reeves
6-
10c
Ltd.
Rubber
Hamm-Young,
6-27
____
Equipment & Realty, pfd.
Raybestos-Mar.hattaa
-$6
Pennsylvania—
of
Iron,
&
Grey
Wisconsin
Railway
America
15c
$3
10c
(quar.)
A
Products
6-30
i_
1
preferred (quar.)
6-15
3
June 30.
preferred
Co.
Mills,
Fair
6-30
income)
(quar.)
common
1
Cement Co.
(quar.)
3
6-23
5-16
1
6-30
$1.02
22 Vic
(quar.)
5-13
1
7-20
37 Vac
(quar.)___—
common
(quar.)—
5-13
5-20
,
6-
$1
preferred (quar.)—:—
4Va%
second preferred (quar.)__i
5-31
10c
Corp
investment
Co.,
7-
$1.12Mj
of
preferred
Tire
$1.1834
(quar.)
Co.
Light
&
prior
Food
Von
Putnam of Boston—
from
6-
15c
Mines,
&
Mould
Valley
$1.26 >4
pfd.
2
6-
75c
4%
Stock
$1.07Vi
Furniture
(George*
(Quarterly
Pyle-National
Power
$1.04 Vi
i
Inc., $4.75
7-
5-18
7-
(quar.)_.
common
preferred; (quar.)
Aluminum Co.
Corp.—
common
preferred
$1.02
_
(two-for-one stock
Inc.
6-30
35c
(quar.)
4.30%
6-
6-10
45c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.,
Canada
Victoria
25c
(quar.)
4.18%
Utah
Vita
basis.
Gas,
common
5-25
15c
Telephone
Upper
Vanity
the
(quar.)
Electric
pref.
United
5-27
special meeting
a
1
Co.
American
Co
non-cumulative
Vanderbilt
proposal
a
on
5-26
6-
2
37 Vic
(quar.)
(interim)
will vote at
20
7- 8
6-10
$3.75
6-15
(quar.)
Insurance
Tobacco
S.
7%
4Vi%
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-30
Tile
Lumber
S.
U.
5-27
Electronics Corp.—
Stockholders
8%
U.
in¬
net
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
Ltd.
Aluminum
8
1
(resumed)
Life
U.
6
12 Vic
iquar »__—_—
from
2
7-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
S.
6-
6-
$1.37 Vi
com.
Alpha-Portland
Aluminium,
7-
5-25
30c
If approved
record
Chemical
&
Ceramic
5-31
of
holders
to
S.
6-30
3
1
Borax
Common
6-13
6c
Corp.
S.
U.
6-14
$1
Metallurgical Co.
Pittsburgh
6-10
15c
__
(quarterly
Pittsburgh Forgings
Polarad
1
U.
25c
(quar.)
income)
vestment
6-10
Aug.
6-10
1
87 Vic
(quar.)
iquar.)
Inc.
5-20
5-20
7-15
1
1
6-10
25c
American
will
shares
additional
4Vi%
tquar.)
preferred
Pioneer
1
77-
com.
NaturalGas.
Piedmont
7-
split
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Public
30c
Corp.—
participating class A
Pfizer
1
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
stock
2
40c
June
on
proposed 28% stock dividend.
Trading
6-
66-
45c
(quar.)
preferred
t7V2C
115c
(quar.)
6-
&
6-
12 Vic
—
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com.
6% preferred (quar.)—-
5-27
6-15
Inc.—
Machines,
(quar.)-—
Mfg.,
Allis-Chalrr.ers
4.08%
5-10
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
American
(quar.)
6-10
Three-for-two
6-25
1
America—
of
6-21
Petroleum
Stores
5-28
7-
Inc.—
6-10
common
5-31
6-19
5-27
Co.
6-
(Washington,
(quar.)
Co..
6-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Carbon
25c
Milk
Allied
4%
5-10
5-25
(quar.)
Laboratories
9
6-30
—
20c
4Vi%
6-
5-21
_
(quar.)
Perfex
Pet
Kid Co.
6-15
5-25
30c
Corp.
Allied
40c
Pep Boys-Manny Moe & Jack
Corp.
Allied
(Del.)—
(quar.)
Wash.)
Theatre
preferred
United
Co.
United
,
Co.
3
7-15
,
(Tacoma,
Ins.
Artists
United
5-10
6-
Pacific
$1.12 Va
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Investment
Union
5-10
1
partic.
non-cum.
$1.15
(quar.)
Insurance
6-
6-14
>
Ltd. com. (quar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.)—
Corp.,
Acceptance
60c
1
6-
92 Vac
preferred
Life
6-
$1.10
:
4.60%
L
1
Union
4.50%
6-15
2nd
Electric Co.—
preferred
Chemical
40c
30c
*
(quar.).—,
Corp., common
4Va%
Quarterly
(quar.)
Allied
at
payment
_—.
Corp.
3
1
5-27
50c
$1.31 »/4
(s-a)
i—
6-
6-24
6-30
(quar.)
6-15
$1-12Vi
preferred (quar.)
—
Tuboscope Company (quar.)——
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
3.70%
C.)
RR. (s-a)—
Truax-Traer Coal Co. (quar.)
6-16
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Allied Gas Co.
Holders
Payable of iteq
130c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Business
Quarterly
6-10
10c
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
6-
preferred
Peoples
convertible
Union
Inc.
5-28
(N. J.)—
Inc.
6-
4.40%
4.70%
-—i
18c
common
on
Cement
Pennsylvania
Corp.
C.)
(R.
6-
6-20
140c
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
& Greenbush
Troy
Products—
taken
Controls,
Trusts
preferred
6-15
HOc
_______
25c
(quar.)
time)
Penn-Dixie
D.
7-29
8-12
7 Vic
—
;
Metal
action
this
Penn
pre¬
40c
Transportation
Allen"
6
Co.,
Finance
5 V* %
6-16
*?nC
v
Ltd.
25c
Corp.
Extra
(No
and
common
(quar.)
class A (reduced)
Co.,
Peninsular
General
Tri-Metal Works,
(reduced)
B
Toronto
omitted
Co.
Parker-Hannifin
Parker
on
Elevators.
Towmotor
Manufacturing Corp.—
Pantex
Park
(quar.)
Corp.
5-27
6-15
•
.
—
Toronto
7c
(quar.)
'—-
(Mass.), class A
Corp.
(quar.)...
Inc.
Time,
(quar.)—
Telephone, common
preferred
Class
5 "
—
(quar.)..
King Corp.
Time Finance
5-20
6-
25c
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
Tidewater
5%
7-15
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
4%.
■
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Surphur
Inc.,
Thermo
8
7-
Gulf
Textiles,
6-15
7-
7-22
125C
_
(quar.)
Fiberglas
Owens-Corning
(quar.)
1
7-22
25c
25C
Steel
Ontario
Corp.
(James),
Texas
6-15
1
7-
$1.11
B
6-
6-15
1
7-
$1.10
National
1
6-30
7-
37c
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp, class A
•4.44%
Old
(initial
common
7-
(quar.)
Tennessee Corp.
Co.—
Edison
New
3.90%
40c
31%c
25c
25c
25c
15c
35c
25c
' ' • 13c
13c
Co
&
Company
Talcott
Ohio
5-27
1
6-15
•
(quar.)
common
6-
6-
—
When
Share
Steel Corp. Ltd.
Algoma
Allied
3
6-15
30c
25c
16c
25c
30c
$3.50
12 VaC
(quar.)..
Co.
Terstegge
Per
6- 3
6-15
45c
(quar.).:
common
*
_1
B
(quar.)
Super Food Services, $1.20 1st pfd. (quar.)
Superior Oil Co. (Calif.) (reduced)—
3
6-18
Broadcasting,
Class
Sundstrand
6-10
1
40c
——~—
Inc..
Airlines
Northwest
9
7-
5c
r-
(quar.)
Corp.
&
'•
—
;—:
Northrop
Stratton
15c
(increased*..
.
—;
Extra
Storer
6-20
6-10
$1.50
-
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
Pern
North
5-&1'
6-30 >
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Norfolk & Carolina Tel. & Tel.
SI
(quar.)
common
preferred
6%
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Newark
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2208>
6-15
5-16
62'/a c '*•
$1.31%
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
/
(2209)
13
of
per
Atlanta
S
a8S
ic
c
iuSff G"
British
6-10
6-
5-16
1
$1
7-
1
6-
30c
6-
1
9-
1
Columbia
4Vfc'%
1
5-
4
5-
4
5.607)
45c
6-
1
5-20
6.407c
$1.15
6-
1
5-20
Erockton
6-
1
5-20
$3.80
6-
1
5-20
Va;".:
$1.11
,
50c
Atlantic Refining Co (quar.)..
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd —
6-15
Brockton
V
5-11»
Taunton
6c
5-31
V
V
;
5-
6-17
5-26
Buck
5-26
Buck
Hill
tii%c
6-15
5-20
6-
5-17
Co. (stock dividend)i-—!_!_—
B T L Corp.
(quar.)_—-----——
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5% convertible 1st preferred (quar.)
53/4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Baker Oil Tools, lnc.-t———
Baldwin Piano Co.—
• %
6% preferred (quar.) ——■
—
6% preferred (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.) —
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
-
.
Brunswig
1
2%
$5
Chase Fund
6-20
Chemetron
1-5-61
12-31
1
1
5-25
4%
Burlington
5-13
>
#
3
5-13
c:
Gold
72%
4%
4-29
7-15
10-14
1-13-61
Oil,
12-30
Corp.,
preferred
5-20
8-19
Burrard
6-20
5-20
Burroughs Coro.
$1
9-19
8-19
Burton-Dixie
20c
6-30
6-16
Co
Barber-Greene
Barber Oil
Inc.
A
Class
B.)
Id rimes
Beaunii
5%
Common
5-31
California
5-16
1
6-10
5%
preferred
6
5-16
5%
Eelden
6-
6
5-16
6-30
6-15
5.407c
Bell
&
1
6-24
Campbell
7-
1
6-24
Canada
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
6-1
'5-16
5c
25c
4
5-16
6-15
25c
(quar.)—
6-
Common
$1.30
•
Class
A
(A.
preferred
Bemis
Bros.
Benson
Co.
B
2
7- 2
1
1
6-15
30c
h!
1
:•
j
1
6-17
6-
1
5-
9
$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)
Bibb Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
7-
60c
7-'
1
6-
3
50c
(quar.)——
25c
1
!
"•
7-
1
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.-—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Bird & Son,
Inc., 57c pfd.* (quar.)
Co.
&
Light,
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.207/ preferred
4.75%
___
11.127a
6-
1
6-
1
preferred
common
—
&
Laughlin,
Inc.
7-
1
1
6-15
40c
11-30
approved
(initial
proposed
a
5
6-17
1
5-20
(quar.)
87 Vac
7-
1
6-
8
Castle
(A.
(ouar.)i——
37 Vac
6-
1
5-
9
Catelli
Food
held
°<Str ^aper
cck
(subject
-
June
2)
N™
to
3
Del
4
$25c
6-15
Ltd.
& Co.
Products,
4-22
&
& Tank
Sons
3
4-22
6-
3
4-22
$627aC
7-
1
6-
3
$68%c
7-
1
6-
3
6c
(ordinary)—;—
.
(Quar )
—
(quar.)—
6-15
6-
1
t$l
5-27
5-12
f
Common
——
$1.25
•7-
1
6-
Common
57c
5%
5%
f
57c
5%
3
5%
(Canada)
Ltd.—
Co',
6-
1
5-13
Columbia
1
5-13
Combined
Combined
Locks
6-
1
5-13
Commercial
Credit
$$2
7-
2
6-
2
Commercial
Discount
$$1.25
7-
2
6-
2
2
Carbon
Combined
Insurance
6%
$$1
7-
2
6-
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
50c
6-
1
5-20
$20c
6-
1
5-16
$27c
6-
1
5-16
Commercial
2
4%
'
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-16
(qua^
15c
6-20
6-
common
25C
6-
(increased)—
Preferred (quar..)
AmWlcan
011 Co- Ltd- (quar.).—
BMrP^nierlcan Tobacco Co. Ltd.—
n
* and re£tetered (final payment of
,
wnw free of British income tax but
exPenses of
Depositary deduction)
A
A
A
B
B
B
93%C
$25C
1
4.50%
Central
7-
6-
3
6-10
5-31
60c
pfd.
5-13
5-13
5-31
1
Connelly
5-13
40c
South
4-26
Cessna
6-10
5-27
b-10
5-16
6-9
$15c
(quar.)
6-
1
25c ,7
6- 1
70c
7 6-30
'
5-20
5-
2
5-
4
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-10
5-20
'
20c
(Louis-
common
(quar.)
6-
1
5-25
5-
5
.
,
5c
-
.
6-15
10c
(quar.)
Co.
A
3c
15c
(quar.)
5-20
6-
1
5-13
25c
5-18
6-15
5-18
20c
'quar.)
6-15
$1.43
(quar.)
6-
1
5-16
20c
6-
1
5-16
(Toronto)—,
6-15
6-
1
—s.—
Containers,
preferred
7-
1
6-11
Consolidated
7-
1
6-11
Consolidated Electronics
7-22
6-30
9-
1
12-
1
Discovery Yellowknife Mines
6-
6
5-12
40c
(annual)
5-
9-15
12-15
5c
(s-a)^
common
5-20
Consolidated
$50c
$50c
!
5-24
6-
6
5-12
/
-
Ltd.
(s-a)
Diversified
$2.50
Ltd.,
.
Standard
pref.
non-cum.
Edison
(N.
1
5-10
$$1
6-15
5-13
75c
6-15
5-
$12c
-
Consolidated
;
9
■
•
7-22
6-10
Y.)
6-
Securities,
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Industries
Quarterly
Corp.
—
Consolidated
6-30
Freightways
Consolidated
5-17
5-31
5-17
$10c
6-15
5-20
Gas
Laundries
Consolidated
5-31
5-31
$12c
(quar.)—
(initial)
.
..
Theatres,
Class
5-31
A
Class
.
59 %c
A,
B
6
-
25c
6-21
6-10
25c
9-21
9-
12-21
12-
6-21
6-10
$1.25
9-21
9-
12-
Water
Consumers
9
Corp.
$1.25
12-21
6-21
6-10
9-21
9-
$1.25
12-21
48c
6-10
5-20
6-30
6-17
Continental
$1.23
6-30
6-17
1
5-14
24c
5-31
4-29
25 c
6-13
12-
4%
preferred
—
5%
6-
6-
i
Cook
.
$3
$1.04
1-
1
6-15
$1.19
7-
1
6-15
(initial quar.)
6-15
6-
20c
5-17
5-3
1
Co.,
Copeland
12-
1
6-
1
5-23
5-16
5-
8-
6
8
11-8
5-
6
35c
5-25
5-10
6c
6-15
6-
1
6-
3
6-
3
com.
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
5-31
5-13
25c
5-25
6- 1
6-15
5-
45c
(quar.)—
6-15
5-20
7- 1
6- 1
6-15
6- 1
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
5-ir
25c
$1
Co.
(Chicago)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
93%c
25c
Oil
&
1
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Varnish,
preferied
6-
3
5
5-20
6-
1
common
A
317tc
5-18
40c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—
35c
75c
5-27
5-
9
5-
9
Refrigeration Corp.—
20c
6-10
5-21
(quar.)——!—_
40c
6-10
5-27
(quar.)
tlOc
$$1.50
6- 1
5-16
6- 1
5-16
I2V2C
6- 1
5-16
quar.__:
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp.
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd., com.
6%
preference
(quar.);
Copper
6-1
9-1
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred
Paint
'
30c
preferred (quar.)--.
1
Casualty Co. (Chicago)
prior
$12c
$13c
$12c
$1.13
(quar.)
America,
Can
$3.75
■
$1.04
$1.1272
(quar.)
Continental
9
10c
(quar.)
of
Assurance
Increased
,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
(Maine)
Continental
9
Continental
$1.12 7a
(quar.)
Paper
Continental
$1
Electric—
(quar.)
&
,
-
(quar.)_,—
(quar.)^
$1.25
(quar.)
Power
Co.—
(quar.);
$1.25
—
Water
Products, class A
Power
preferred
Container
5-31
6-15
6- 1
$10c
preferred
preferred
$4.52
9
(quar.)
——___
$4.50
9
$1.25
class A
$4.16
9
25c
6-15
25c
30c
(s-a)
Consumers
20c
(quar.)'
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7- 1
6-15
22V2C
__
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)--.!___^____^_^_^.j_——
Consolidated
5-17
Inc.
Utilities
(quar.)
Construction
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(quar.l——
(quar.)—
Aircraft, new common
35c
$50c
11 %c
Wire Co
Industries
6-16
7
Consolidated
preferred
(quar.)-—
4.75%" preferred (quar.)_
1
(quar.)
Assurance
6-10
30c
West Corp.
A
common
common
Life
5-16
(quar.)
Ltd.
7-
'
4.157c
Century
Corp.,
6-15
(quar.)
A
5-15
(Chicago)
(quar.)
series
1
$10c
Ltd., cl.
6-15
1
(quar.)__
Service,
35c
—
6-15
6-
60c
Insurance
$1.75
(quar.)
6-15
1
(quar.)
25c
annual)—
5-13
6-30
7-
(quar.)
class
Co.,
6-30
6-
6-15
5c
Amer..
Ltd.
30c
$1.12 7a
(quar.);
7-16
35c
preferred (quar.
Quarterly
Quarterly ;
Quarterly
5-26
1
6-
56 74c
Vermont Public Service—
Central
(
9
&
Central Steel &
1
2
6-
preferred
5-13
7-15
7-
Louisiana
Central
\
3
of
Corp.,
Life
Public
Confederation
9
6-16
1
1
(quar.)_
preferred
Mills
Cone
7
1
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Kentucky)
5.72%
5-16
7-
8-
$1.33%
*
30c
5-19
1
40%
(quar.)
Co.
Metals
Community
4-27
40c
1
6-
31V4C
Commercial Sneanng & Stamping
Income Fund
ville,
5-
6-
3
$1.25
Co.
Paper
Commonwealth
5-23
5-19
4-29
7c
Commonwealth
5c
1
;
quar.)
Co.
participating
$10c
5-20
1
6-
;
62 72c
r Quarterly
$15c
6-
6-
6-
5-19
7c
System
Enterprises,
5-13
5-27
6-29
20c
-
■.
Broadcasting
1
6-10
4-29
6-10
(quar.)
6-
4%
50c
—
'
Products
Columbian
9
6-10
5-10
6-10
5c
(quar.)
Elevator
&
'
Central
6-
561/4 c
(quar.)—
Milling
5-31
40c
5-31
(initial)
(quar )—
6-
—
9c
10c
preferred
Color-Craft
8
5-17
20c
dividend)
$1.25
Illinois Public Service, com.
preferred (quar.)
4.927c
preferred (quar.)_
$10c
(quar.)—.—-
S °! BrSS3 C°rp-
5.35%
6-13
1
20c
(quar.)
6-23
—
(accum.)
6-
Co.—
(initial
preferred
$25c
Ry. Co.—
(quar.)------i———~
(quar.) ————— —
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$72 VaC
(quar.)
common
(stock
common
5%
6-30
30c
monthly)
6-18
/
87V2C
7c
5-31
25c
5-18
50c
Power
9-
—
9
,
,!
new
(quar.)
(increased
7-
(quar.)
6-14
6-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Common
9
Central of Georgia
Common
6-
$28c
Inc.,
9-30
(quar.)___
1
1
...
.«>0;.
Stone,
$20c
(quar.*)
Oils,
Rio
&
:—
Trust,
Investment
7-
7-
$7c
Ltd—
Mines,
Corp.
$10c
Ltd
6
$13.25
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
2
5-10
(quar.)
Colorado
Ltd
1
Monthly
6-15
6-15
6-
6-
Corp
Monthly
Colorado Interstate Gas—
Ltd.—
Electric & Gas Co.—
preferred B (quar.)
4.757c
4-22
.6-3
20%
(quar.)
^•90 preference
r4i!r/POrl Bruss*
preferred
u
■V Central
stockholders
sooftcommon (initial)
1
7-
1
(Atlanta, Ga.)
Acceptance
Common
Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—
4-29
*
Preferrcd
3iVMyers
$$2
$5c
Central
$0,176
———
gcn01T'^°f (annual)
America
Co., Ltd.
(E. j.)
5-27
6-
deposit receipts
preferred
(quar.)
rach
5-
12-16
7-
50c
Co.—
Aikman
preferred
New
Extra
five
Tfinal nil I—II—
merican
Bnwit/6
1
1-1-61
semi-annual
5%
5-13
6-
6-17
6-14
Colorado Central
5-13
10c
1
(Cincinnati)—
Gold
preferred
&
Class
__
Coi'P. Ltd.
dividend
5"
1
1
$25c
13C
.
approval
66-
7-
$1.12 72
Corp., ci. A
Corp. of America (quar.)
Quarterly
6-1
;
Fund
shares
2
$1.50
Colonial
1
7-
5-25
6-20
60c
20c
common
M.)
$3.50
5-31
(s-a)—1—
Asbestos,
Cassiar
7-
Company
6-
1
I.) Co., 6 72%
preferred
preferred '(quar.)
6-
30c
'
5-16
2
6-10
6-30
6-15
Stores
1
5-23
30c
3%
(quar.)
Colonial
4
1
6-15
63c
Colgate-Palmolive
Collins
1
$15c
Mills.
25c
investment income)—
Bowater Paper,
Ltd. (stock dividend)
-e
new
ordinary share for each
Erin
"•
77c
5-10
25c
4-20
6-
(quar.)
Case, (J.
6-29
Increased
•
net
from
Inc. (quar.)
Cascades Plywood Corp.
(quar.)
Casco
Products Corp.
(increased
5-10
7-27
10c
——
Ltd!
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Carson, Pirie & Scott, 4 72%
1
5-24
-
quar.)
——
Erin
6-
6-
j
$1.25
1
6-30
——
472 7c
2-for-l
shares
common
6-15
25c
(quar.)——
5-20
5-20
7-
Sand
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Carthage
6
6-1
8-15
5-23
Colonial
$18%C
(quar.)
(L., E.) & Co. (quar.)
Carpenter Steel (quar.)—1—
5-13
7-
10%
Corp.
International
Ltd.—
Carpenter
11-19
6-10
Co.
Capital City Products—^
Carborundum Co^
(quar.)^
Carlisle Corp.,
(2-for-l split)
5-21
6.
7-15
(quar.)
5-13
—
—
Corp.,
7-
5674C
dividend
4%;
preferred
(quar.)——
Tire Corp., Ltd., common
Carrier
6
5-10
$$1.10
(quar.)
Western
1
6-
7-15
5-20
6-15
572%
8-22
25c
preferred
*Br
1
1
20c
n™„°l"the"Month club (quar.)—:
^1/7/
erles CorP-> common (quar.)—
J/a/R
Bowes
«wes
69-
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II
Aluminum & Brass Corp.
Boise Cascade
Corp.—
>
split of the
New common
4%
9-
10c
1
5-13
—i.
preferred
$1.25
1
5-31
7-
'
6-
6-15
7-
5-13
6-
6-15
6-
1
877^0
$50c
$40c
6-
I7V2C
Co.
5-10
$30c
5-21
7
.
(quar.)
Insurance
Cochenour-Willans
5-16/
$31740
5-21
1
guaranteed -(quar.)—
Bottling
A
Colonial
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
International
Canadian
1
1
1
6-
$1.50
Coca-Cola
5-20
6-
6-
$25c
Machine,
Ltd.,: common
5%
6-20
$15c
$25c
5-19
6-
Corp.
$29 V4C
(interim)
Extra
6-18
20C
—
4-29
$17 VaC
Ingersoll-Rana,
4%
6-17
6-30
Co"!Iquar.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
___
cohn
Boston
6-30
75c
(quar.)
5-31
Stock
Class
6-28
(quar.)
pfd.
Canadian
5-13
—
7-27
regular
Finance
Coca-Cola
I 4-29
(interim)
5%." preferred
6-15
35c
5-30
.
$37 7a C'
preferred
<quar.)!_
Canadian Oil Cos., 8%
preferred
6-15
7-
1
:"'5%
'
;
$1.40
1
6-
6-15
$25c
class A
Canadian
5-18
S1.06 74
6-
6-15
1%
5-27
(quar.)
Canadian
5-18
1
20c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Boeing Airplane
Bo.-o.em
1
Ltd.,
Hydrocaroons,
5-18
6-
Ltd.
Ice
5-14
1
6-
V
SI.18%
r °ch Bros. Tobacco, 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Blue Bell, Inc.
(quar.)__L_____
Stockholders
$1.05
i
1
6-
37c
(quar.)
Lx
—
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
5.60 %
preferred' (quar.)
4.257c
preferred
(quar.)
BJaw-Knox Co. (quar.) „i_„
Bliss1
6-
Coastal States Life
$32 Vac
4.407c
Canadian
5-18
25c
Civic
1
$8%c
;
Canadian
5-19
$1.25
1
—
Securities,
6-20
_______
(quar.)—
Power
I
1.
6-
6-16
1
6-14
•
6-
Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Forgings, Ltd.—
General
»
5
6-
Sugar
Canadian
7
5-20
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
(quar.)^
Electric,
5-27
5-
6-15
common
General
5-13
1
6-15
5%
(quar.)
B
5-27
6-
1
Illuminating—
6-15
27 Vac
tquar.)
Canadian
Class
'
(quar.)
—
Electric
5-27
27c
(quar.)
Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly
income on investments)!
1
i
A
preferred
6-15
dividend)
B
A
6-15
1
(quar.)Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
4%
special guaranteed
(quar.)
Co.—
Fairbanks-Morse
1
6-
6-10
6-
25c
:
common—
6*
Ltd.,
81
4 72%
25c
(quar.)
(stock
Mines
Breweries
Class
6-
Co.
25c
(quar.)
A
preferred
Semi-annual
'
30c
preference
Vinegars.
5-27
40c
Equipment, new com. (initial quar.)
Clark Oil & Refining Co.
(stock dividend).
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co.
(s-a)—
5-16
1
Controller
22 7a C
(quar.)
common
Canners,
5-18
6-15
convertible
"25c
(quar.)
Malting Co., Ltd., registered
preferred (quar.)
Class
5-16
1
15c
Cement,
1
6-
15c
(quar.)
;
6-
6-
21c
Canadian
5-20
15c
&
8
-
•
Canadian
5-20
6-
3174C
—
quar.)
Canadian
1
50c
4% preferred (quar.)__Bethlehem Steel Corp., common
Black-Clawson
6-
(quar.)
Lines, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
5-16
6-15
pfd.
Steamship
6-10
1
6-
57c
Ltd.,
6-10
6-
(quar.)_
Limestone
Co.,
$$3.50
pfd. 1s-a)_.
Safeway,
5%
6-17
(quar.)—„
6-30
Dominion
Canadian
5-27
6-15
60c
7-30
Service
Canada
<6-17
6-30
Specialty Stores—
472%
-
7-15
6-15
40c
,
Pacific—
cl.
5-16
(quar.)
A
r
lc
Y.),
1
Canada
6-10
2
10c
Co
(quar.)
6-10
10c
;
:
(N.
6-
(quar.)
Canada
6-10
;i.06 74
Berkshire Hathaway, Inc..-
Black Hills
,•
7-
17 7aC
(quar.)
common
7-
B
2
11-4
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)-j.—
35c
Red. Lake
Class
(quar.)
•Class
City
Co.
Casualty Co.
3
9-
11-23
Clark
preferred
preferred
472 7c
5-16
:
7-
$35c
Bergst.roni Paper, class A
Bessemer
2
11.18%
.
(quar.)
Bag
Mfg.
'Jlass
1
7-
$25c
(quar.)
Heminway
Howell Co.,
4'/4%
6-
$25c
Service
5-20
Foundries
Corp.—
Belding
Bell &
17 Vac
(quar.)
Shoe
Citizens
5-31
Canada
5-17
$25c
preferred
Cities
6
30c
&
5-17
(quar.)
S.)
4%%
1
1
'
$1.40 preferred
Beck
6-
(quar.)
common
6
5-
11-25
6-
19-22
$1.25
l'
9-30
6-23
$1.25
$1.25
Clark
Flooring Co.
10-31
6-
60c
(increased)
Ltd.,
6
5-
1
7-
,
$1.25
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
•'
5%
preferred (quar.)
Canada
1
100%
(quar.)
Extra
5-
1
6-
6-10
Texas
(quar.)
1
6-
■
&
6-24
Canada
'
Class
11-23
preferred
6-
(quar.)
Cement,
Canada
8)
Gossett
Beaver Lumber,
5%
$1
6-24
!
(quar.)
5-27
Water
7-
17c
preferred
7-
California
5-31
5-
Orleans
5%
7-21
10-20
$1
6-15
Packing Co.
6-15
$1.25
dividend
6
1'
7- 7
6-3
12-15
com. (quar.)
7-29
preferred (quar.)
preferred 1958 series
572 7c
,6-1
7 7aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Stock
6
5-
,
;
25c
-1-20
Utilities,
convertible
50c
(quar.)
Sept.
5-
1
$20c
(quar.)
7-
(3-ior-l split subject to approval of stock¬
holders
Ink
6-
Ltd.—
Beauty Counselers, Inc.
Beech Aircraft Corp.—
Cincinnati-New
1
6-
6-30
•6-
1
6-17
12V2C
Milling Machine Co.,
preferred (quar.)_;_■_
<4%
8-
$2
i
25c
California
(quar.)
Cincinnati
5-20
Power—
California-Pacific
3
-6-20
(quar.)
$llc
(increased
6-
6-15
3%
—
preferred
7-15
preferred
Cleveland
6-15
$1
.,^87720
$1.50
RR.
-
&
25c
Inc. (quar.)
Mills, common
Bearings,
M.)
2%
dividend
Stock
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)_„
1
5-13
7-15
$1.75
5-13
$1.50
'
1
$1.1272
;
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago Towel, common
5-9
30c
5-13
6-
37Vac
(quar.-)—
1
6-
:
5-13 '
1
$1.18%
—r,.T—
(quar.)
Electric
35c
1
preferred
6-
■
4-29
6-
preferred
6-1
6-10
5-31
,
6-10
A
35c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)..
Byllesby
6-
A
5-17 '
.*
6c
SVhc
5-27
8-1
5-25
25c
-•
10c
common
6-25
21C
Distilling
1
6-10
6-15
$1.06
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Chicago Molded Products tquar.)—
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)__.
6-25
$50c
Beam
5-17
30c
;
6-25
(quar.)
Inc.
5-17
1
67»%
7-20
—
Bayuk Cigars,
1
6-
'
5-23
377aC
A
$1.05
7-20
5c
Paper,
6-
6-
$25c
1
6-10
income
(quar.)
Series
$1.12 7a
7-20
—
&
6-15
25C
i_.
$1
(quar.)
Power
Bathurst
40c
(quar.)
Buildings
$$1
(quar.)_
Series
'
:
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(quar.)
Corp.
(H.
preferred
Series
4-29
6-
7-
72
6-13
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)—__:
5-16
6-16
uqukr.)
common
$1.06
California
investment
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
1
1
5-16
$1
$1.75
(quar.)_
Stock dividend
Basic,
Ltd.,
Terminal
net
common
—
Common
6-23
(s-a/I\.
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.; 7 7c
A
S.
1
'4c
(quar.)
(final)
Dock,
,
from
VCommon
:
Ltd:
6-25
(Stock dividend)
Corp.
Bargain City U.
6-20
1
7%
7-20
series A preferred
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.
Bush
Co.,
Dry
6-
7-
1
30c
Burlington & Quincy RR.—
;
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
6-15
6-
5r 6
5-10'
45c
Chicago,
6-20
$1.25
55c
(quar.)_.i
(quar.)
Bank Building & Equipment (quar.)
15c
1
5-25
of Boston—
Corp.,
preferred
372%
5-11
,
6-17
6-17
$1.12
|quar.)_
Common
(s-a)
9-19
&
7-
5-16
....
15c
common
6-20
preferred
1
2
been
(quar.)
Ltd.
$1
4%
1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
37 72 c
41/4%
6-
15c
20c
preferred
37 Vac
Bangor &
5-16
(quar.)
has
preferred
Burnham
Co.
1
1
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)—;
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
472 7? preferred (quar.)—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
Corp.)
(quar.)
preferred
Burmah
9-30
474%
Fibre,
6-17
1
77-
40c
;
35c
Dredging
Industries,
(quar.)
Arcostook RR. (quar.)
Bangor-Hydro Electric, com. (increased)
Tic preferred tquar.)—
:—:
common
4.507c
6-30
B.)
&
7-
75c
25c
:
(quar.)
Semi-annual
Ltd.—
(quar.) ■<'
preferred
1
30c
iquar.j...
Common
4%
6-
(increased-quar.)
preferred
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iquar.)
(quar.t
5-
(quar.)
com.
above
4.207c
$1.50
1
Forge. "Co
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6-
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5-31
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$1.50
$1.37 7a
(quar.).
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preferred
of
(A.
56740
I
4%%
(quar.)
Oil
Falls
Burns
4%
17 7aC
$1.25
Brunswick
Drug
Chance
1
Quarterly from net income on investments
Bullocks, Inc., common (quar.)
6-
10c
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Champion Spark Plug Co. (quar.)
5-16
Bullock Fund,
6-
$1.50 3
6
(quar.)
Paper
1
(quar.)____
preferred
Bulolo
$3174C
r-.i $36c >
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1
5-31
5
•
;
6
7-
6-10
45c
6-
Co.
6-
5-23
7-
v..
1
Belt
95c
6-10
64c
7-
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar.)
Budd Company, common
(quar.)
."
Buffalo
,
,
20c
Chain
$1.60
title
to
Creek
6-17
P
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changed
5-27
61
6
$63c
(quar.)
preferred
25c
•
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B
preferred
5%
.
6-
Co.—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
5-18
1
(quar.)
Sharpe Mfg.. (quar.)
(Charles) Company,
(Corporate*
10c
7-
6-
Gas
preferred
&
57c
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
Eruning
5-26
1
preferred
5-16
Brown
6-
5%
1
7-15
6-10
6
1
10-15
$4c
Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)____
Steel Products,-Inc.—
inc non-voting
non-cumulative preferredAve-Houghton Fund, class A (from income)
Avshire Collieries
(quar.)
Stock dividend-!—
Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd.—
New common (initial) —
Avon Products Inc.
(quar.)
——
—
Axe Science & Electronics—*
(8c from Income and 56c from cap. gains)
Automatic
6-
6-
IO-10
60c
(quar.)—_
Powder Co.
Atlas
A mor
1
7-
1-15-61-*
1-15 ?
7-
70c
25c
5 7c
(quar.)
$69c
25c
(Tulsa, Okla.)-(quar.)
Life Insurance
Atlas
preferred
(quar.)
5-16
1
6%
Edison Co.—
7-15
6-
25C
6
—
572 7c
preferred
A
(initial)
Brown Snoe Co.
(quar.)
$55c
(s-a)
preferred
ei/,«,
4V2%
6-
$$1.19
(Ralph) Co. (increased)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—
5-20
6-. 6
1
$56c
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<
1
7-
preferred
Payable of Rec.
1
7-
$53c
(quar.).
preferred
Share
Inc.—
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preferred (quar.)
5Vi7o preferred (quar.)
8-20
Name of Company
t
Holders
When
Per
\
Chadbourn Gotham
_
5%
6-13
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co., Ltd.—
4%7* preferred (quar.)
6-13
1.12
Electric
preferred
50c
—
Share
preferred (quar.)
474% preferred (quar.)_.
50c
Light' common <quar*>—-—
Company
4</o
4-29
$4.50
When
Per
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6-15
6-15
—
4 60%
preferred (quar.)
4\lc/v preferred (quar.)
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<lpreferred (quar.I
1
35c
Santa Fe Ry. <quar.)__
Air Line Ry. Co. (s-a)
RR. Co., com. (quar.)
Co. of Conn. (quar.)__
Topeka &
& Charlotte
coast Line
Coast Line
7-
$2
."class"A (quar.j
Afptison
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
& Telegraph Co¬
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Associated Telephone
When
Share
of Company • ■
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dialed Spring Co. (quar.)
Hume
Range
Co.
(quar.)_—
/
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&
1
5-10'
Economic
6-
1
5-10
Eddy
—
5-10
5-31
30c
(quar.)
'
6-29
6-15
25c
7-
6-20
^
'
1
Investment
Ltd.,
class
5-20
10c
6-15
5-31
•20c
6-14
5-16
Stockholders
(quar.)_
10c
6-30
6-24
dividend
3%% preferred (quar.) —
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—
93 %c
6-15
5-27
each
&
W.
H.),
Cott Beverages
■
Corp..:
International Corp
Coty
Craftsman
Crane
—
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Insurance
(Boston)
Company,
Class
B
(quar.)..:
Crowley's
Milk
Co
Class
A
tquar.)—
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Crum
&
Porster
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—
$1.12
7%
preferred
$1
,
preferred
additional
one
held
share
6-
—
1
6-
1
1
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
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6-15
50c
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2
5-
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6-10
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8-15
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5-10
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6-
1
3
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Mines
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5-12
6-
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Dahlstrom
Daitch
*
(quar.)
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6-. 1
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6-
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6-1
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(quar.)
$1.42
65C
'
50c
6-15
6-
1
6-15
(quar.)——
3.75%
preferred B
preferred
;
5-17
Elmpire District Electric Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)—
4%%
preferred (qiiar.)_
6-
5-14
Emporium-Capewell
6-15
6-
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3
3
7-15
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Edison
Yard
Co^
Raynolds
Dictaphone Corp.,
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Chemical
preferred
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Co.
Chemical
;
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Bradstreet, Inc.
Duriron
;
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Co.
Dynamics Corp.
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9
6-
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conv.
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5-23
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6-15
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6-
Federal
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2
1
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5-20
6-20
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6-30
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6-30
6-17
6-
1
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6-15
1
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1
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5-31
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6-30
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6-
6
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1
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6-13
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•;
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Group Securities, Inc.—
; :
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(quar.)__ I
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4-25
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'
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preferred
6-
6-15
15c
preferred
$2.80
6-
6-30
93%c
Pacific
$2.50
5-31
6-30
35c
&
5-20
.
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Towing
5-20
*
4-25
5-27
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*
5-20
25c
Dredge &
Lakes
7
5-20
5-27
VYv
quar.)____.
Great Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
Common
(s-a)_^
^___
5-27
$1.12'A
15c
-
and
6-
Lakes
11-21
6-10
15c
5%
(quar.)_
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(quar.)
Co.
5-20
8-22
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;
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;
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common
:
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f,
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class B preferred
preferred
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6-15
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common
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8%
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preferred
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6-
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v
5-31
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20c
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!
81'AC
Realty Co.
(W.
Grand
!
!
dividend
Finance
i5<-16
6-
6-3
5c
t
Co.
V
6-20
v
5%
Ins,
1——40c
(quar.')i__V_
"Y -40c
class A preferred.(quar., $2
class B preferred (quar.)__
./ Y *• $2
13%c
(quar.)
(Louis)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Friendly
5-16
.
1
1;
1
i
Company (N. Y.)
Life
5-31
5-31
5-31
6-25
(quar;)
(quar.)______
8%
(s-a)
new
,V
W. 1 Co. (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries (quar.)___
■,
Friedman
$1.50
66-
35c
Mfg. Co
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Friden, Inc. (quar.)
5-31
$1.50
18 %c
'31'Ac
20c
Frantz
5-20
i
_
1
,J.
(quar.)_____
Company,
5-31
,
tV
Rubber
Great
(quar.)
Worth Steer &
Machinery
Pitt Bridge Works
Foxboro
1
(H.
6-
dividend)
City Enterprises (initial).
Foundation
Gold
&
Mfg.
Gossard
90c
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
Foremost Dairies, Inc.
(quar.)
Forest
1
7- 1
7- 1'
66c :«;7-l
25c
5-31
25c " V 6-25
_
1%
—
Gorham
6-15
(quar.).
(voting
5
1
v 7
(quar.)__
com.
56-
45c
(stk.
Ford Motor Co.
Ford Motor Co.
3
25c
B
55c
-
59%c' '
45c
(quarterly)
5-26
31 Vic
(s-a)
Class
"
10c
I
(quar.")———
""
Yellowknife
Goodyear Tire
6-15
(quar.)
Fund
Co.
r
Co.)
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
5-16
—
1
Mineral
•
5-31
—
(quar.)_
preferred
1
5-29
/
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common (increased)
Foote
5-26
6-16
Growth
6-
6-15
HI
dividend)
4%% pfd. (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)—
Food Mart, Inc. (quar.)
1
$1.75
preferred
3V*%
7-1
6-28
A
5-31
6-15
25c
!,
^
Food
<
.
1
7-
Co.
I
5-20
6-15
-
lc
(stock
Co.
/
__________
Extra
12'Ac
.
dividend)_'_
8
7-30
35c
.
1
7-30
10c
•
1
6-13
50%
__
_
Easy Washing Machine, Co. Ltd.—
v
preference A (quar.)
5-14
' 6-30
Co.
(quar.V/ 62%C V V 6- 4 '
5- 2
Laboratories, Ltd.—
-r^..- .
Amer. deposit receipts Ordinary
(interim)
"
7%
Y- 6-20
4-1S
(For
year
ending June 30,
1960, ap•" V
V v.: proximately 5 cents per ADR):
V.,.!/:
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)_____
—V ,/
10c * - 6-10
5-23
Globe-Wernicke Industries (quar.)____——'"
30C- 6- 1
5-18
Gold & Stock Telegraph " (quer,)
$1:50 Y',7- 1
6-15
Goldblatt Bros,
(increased quar.v.* 15c .V 7- X
6- 6
Golden Nugget, Inc
i 50c
" 6- 1
5-16
5-17
iJ—"
!_______
Credit Bureau
H.»
5-14
Ivv-
6-
^
(quar.)
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
t
Flying Tiger Line. Inc., 5% preferred A
Food Giant Markets Inc. (stock
6-21
30c
a—
7-
$4.50
Florida
6-15
50c
__
7-15
Y
4
5-
6-10
7'Ac
Corp (initial)—
Flintkote Company,-, com. J quar.)_.
$4 preferred
(quar.)
1
5-27
1
(M.
/
'
;
*
V 19c
lc
~
Corp.
6-
1
6-
28 %c
Fleetwood
5-15- V
1
6-15
8-
(
Stock
V 5-14
Gillette
5-17
—
Baltimore—
at
Rubber,
6-15
1
___
Fittings. Ltd., class
5-16
6-
*
$1.25
&
Governor
Fishma.ii
5-25
*6- 1
•
Bank
Fisher
1
6-
2
6-
First Security Investment Co.—
(Increased s-a)
5-16
6-
5-
Giant
5-20
26c
Y
(quar.)
First National
5-17
1
com.
___„
B
6-13
1
i
1
;:V
Corp.,
America
Firestone Tire
■>
(initial).
(quar.)
of
7-15
20c
(quar.)..
Co.
Corp.
Class
$1.34
(quar.)
Corp.
7-15
6-15
6-
6- 1
'
6- 1
;
5%.% convertible preferred
(quar.)—____ /^ 27'Ac - - 6- I f
Giant Food, Inc., class A_—10c-'.vV.5-31
2
6-
(monthly)
8-
5-31
A
(monthly)
(quar.)
8-1
/
5-
3-14
,
1
—
*
Corp.—
7-25
1
6-
55c
—
—_—
Controls
7-25
7-25
8-15
*
\
(quar.)!
(quar.)__
7-25
,
'
5-12
1
e-
26c
Capital
4-29
1
5-27
6-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Financial Federation
$15c
2*
7-
,
23c
(quar.)
Signal
5-31
15c
(quar.)
•
62'Ac
(quar.)_—______—
—
5
6-10
;
8-15
,8-15
8-15
;
/ 33c
quar.)_____—_
Rubber
Ge.rber
6-1
!
common
Finance Co.
5-13
35c
(quar.)".
&
&
dividend
5-
1 *
.7- 1-
-
".
(quar.)___
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
6-16
(quar.)
common
Fund, Inc.!
Field (Marshall).(see Marshall Field &
''Y
I__I
Gas
General Tire
-
5-5
v
•
(quar.)_______^__,
5.28%^Rrefecced
6-17
4Z
6-1
r67 1/
32%C
(quar.)
(quar. )________!
preferred
4-22
6-6
7- 1
6-30 v
>,
32'Ac,
-
4-29
'
7-15V
'.*7
——.
5-27
5-17
4°c
,
5-27
5-27
.
—
5-25
$25C
I
Works
tlOc
$31'Ac
common
Natural
Lines
1
6-20
35c
2nd
J20c
preferred .(quar.)
East .Tennessee
;
7-
5c
(initial)
common
B
5-17
:
East St. Louis & Interurban
Water Co.—
;
A
Class
5-31
7-29
Electric,
/preferred
Fed-Mart
of America—
preferred
Picher
5-20
'
";*■
First
(quar.)
;
6-15
(initial
preferred
4.40% -preferred
1,
25c
(quar.)
-r—"
Pacific
Filtrol
East Kootenay Power. Ltd.. 7%
Dfd. (accum )
East Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
•
6-
—
___
T '.;
—
5-27
6-27.
-
_—_
common
Y 4.75%
5-20
25c
(quar.)———_
preferred
Corp.
Monthly
Ltd.—
quar.).
tquar.)_
•
.,6-15 "
5-27 V
17c
—
5-27
Glaxo
5Ya%
7-29
I
Eagle
(Battle
$15c
_
Castings
4.36%
,.
6-16
.
25C
Federal
t37'Ac
——
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
6-30
30c;
(quar.)—
5-18
6-
Quarterly
•Dura Corporation
Co.
Casualty
Creek, Mich.)
5-20
5-13
—
•:
inc. (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Association— " !
5-25
—
;
Federal-Mogul-Bower;Bearings,
5-20
Duquesne Brewing Company of
Pittsburgh—
,Duro-Test
Insurance
New
9
Federal Life &
4-29
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
Giannini
'
2 6- 1
40c
Son.,
5-
6-15
»
$3
—
1
1
(s-a)
preferred A
(quar.)
5.36%- B preferred (quar.)
&
1
'
4;-
(quar.)
6-10
6-
T
Ltd.
7%
H.)
(quar.)—_——"——111——_
Corp.
Federal
Ltd.—
(quar.).—....
common
6-
25c
(SyraU/'
6-
>! $$1.25
(initial)..
Co.,
(quar.)_
Compress & Warehouse
25c
Corp.,
Ltd
_.
common
&
N. Y.)
cuse,
6-10
.39c
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc.—
<
Stock dividend
-Dun
,
*: 6-io
$62Vic
(quar.)!
V
>6- 1,
6-10
"*
6-15
(quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
—$1.25
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
'
5-19
-
6-15 ?
30c
,
(quar.)——„
6-24
5-25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
A.
1
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
1
(quar.)
(J.
" 6-15
5-20
6-15/
25c.
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25
7-5
6-15
28c f.
5%
:
dividend)
Products
"Stock
5-16
XII»Ac
S.
Furniture
Dulaney
5-31
"
,
cumulative preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
;
General
"
1
6-15
(monthly)
(quar.)
'
6-
15c
Drexel
r
6-30
9
5-12
7- 5
6-10
75c>
B
$2.20
6-17
35c
6-29
8'Ac
(quar.)
Driver-Harris Co.
-
6-24
12Vic
___
(initial)
4%
Power
1
15C
5-13
$1
preferred (quar.—
Industries. Ltd.,.-common
(quar.)___
New
7-
.
6
5-13
-6-30
74'Ac
40c
preferred (quar.)————_—I
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
6-17
50c
12-: 2
7-15
-
preferred
Drewry's, Ltd., U.
Duke
Metallurgical
Federal
3
J30c
(quar.)—
1st
Corp.,
5-
1
,»T2 'Ac
(quar.)——.
15c
_
Ltd.
Co.
15c
Fund
..preferred
Dresser Industries/(reduced
r
6-
5-27
*
Chemical,
(quar )
«fc
5%
Ltd.
&
7
(quar.)————
class A (quar.)_
.ia—
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.
»;•
5-16
6-15
SI
Company (quar.)
Donnelley (R. R.) & Son (quar.)
Donohue Bros.,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Dorr Oliver, Inc., $2
preferred (quar.)
Dover Corp.; common
(quar.)——
Dravo
1
7-
6-
6-20
-
$1.18%/■
5%
5-13
6-
25c
2
—
30c
Donaldson
Dow
5-28
$i
6-15
v
32'Ac
= 30c
* •
.
preferred (quar.)_____.
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5-13
30c
,
^
,
$1.32
*
:
30c
...
.(quar.)
$1.50
Fansteel
5-16
12-15
__
common
Fields
$1 preference
5%
;
,
(stock
Steel
$1.30
6-20
6-15
(quar.)———
Telephone Co. of California—
$1.30
3
6-
5-28
$1.12'A
/
70c
(quar.)
preference
Dominion Stores,
Dover
7
5-31
6-15
•
20c
.
———
Brewing
25c
Oil
Tar
.4-20
6-10
22'Ac
—
Co.
Inc.,
Federal-Mart
(quar.)
Corp.,
2
50c
dividend}—
new
5%
Dominion
1
25c
2nd conv. pref. (quar.)_
Dominion-Scottish Investments,
:
(quar.)
Corp.—r
convertible.preferred
6%
.
•
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Electrohome Industries.
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
"
1
6-
15c
(quar.)
& Anglo Investment
preferred (quar.)
5%
6-
31'Ac
Dominion
.
5-16 j
62'Ac
_____fY "
I—
Arts
Mines, Ltd.
Dorainguez
Monthly
3
6 2'Ac
.
Investment
Pepper
*5-16
Whitney Corp.—
Falstaff
~
(quar.)
Houses,
Dome
6
1
.
(quar.)..
Corp.-Seagrams,
Dodge Mfg.
5-
1
5-10
15C "
-
Bearing
Lanes,
Fedders
(quar.i_
Cement
Diners
Diversified
6*1
6-
87 %c
(quar.)—
Morse
5-16
8-
$1
—
common
Dierks
4%
6-10
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Forests—
Distillers
6"
5-
"6-
50c
1%
,
5-16
(quar.)
Inc.
Di-Noc
5-
1
5-26
5-13
,
7- I V
preferred (1956 series) (quar. )_*—.
22%c
1 5'A%
preferred (quar.)_____
— 4<v
27'Ac
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common (quar.) •
——— <:■
55c
$1,00 preferred, (quar.)—25c
:
6-10
6-< 1
6-14"
6" 3
.>
/ 4'A %
"
;;2Zr::v "■'* '■■■■■
$1.60 convertible preferred (accumulative)
40c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd. (s-a)___—
"YtBoc
5-13
1
$2
(quar.)
preferred
Diamond. Portland
Diebold,
6-
6-10
Steel Corp. (quar.)
Development Corp. of America—
&
5-12-
1.
6- 1:
6-
$1.03
(s-a)————
common
Fairbanks
4
25c
Detroit
Devoe
$1.09 v:
U5c
quar.)_..____
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred (s-a)
Desilu
Productions, (quar.):
conv.
5-
Y-
•
$1.25
5-26
stock "(quar.)
Denver Tramway Corp.—- ~
$2.50 to $3.50-preferred (s-a)
Detroit
46'AC
Corp.
Fafnir
6-15
1
30c
"
—
Supply Co. of New York
Union
6-
5-13
5-31
r 5-31
6-24
6-15; /
..
—
Shale
General
5-20
6-15
7- 1
6- 1
• 50c/
6-10
;/'v; 5X-25; y. 8-1
93%c
8- 1
,
—
Refractories
General
5-16 v
'
*
__
preferred°(quar.)——
preferred
5-27
7-15
7-
2%
(quar.)
"
'
common
debenture
Dentists'
5-16
1
5-13
6-20
,
/
—
.Quarterly^.—"—
General
.
t
—
preferred
General
1"
6-10
16 'Ac
——
■;
*
Fairbanks
dividend)—i—,
Lines,
voting
prior
Company
5 %
6-
5-25
>
25C }.
Corp.—
EVersharp, Inc.,
5-13
1
quar.)
—-—---,r—r
$1.60. preferred (quar.)
General Public Utilities (quar.)_
5-16*
.6-1
'
(quar.)——
(initial)
6-
6-15
*
——.
(increased
common
35c
'
dividend
5-31
6- 1
...
,
Class A common & voting common (2-for-l
New class A common (initial quar.)
New
6-20,
$1.18% '
—
conv.
Fabrex
$1
Dennison Mfg.-—.
.
—
(quar.)—
5-16
6-15
25c
5%
$1.25
'10c
,v
f.$3. preferred (quar.)
______
$2.98 preferred (quar.)____
5-i5
1
$1.25
!—
(quar.)——:
com
(stock div.)
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. (quar.)
4'/a%
5-13
—
(s-a)
(stock
Air
1
7-
34c
1
preferred 1957 series (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)—
5-16
50C
&
90c
5-16
97'Ac
Forms
preferred
preferred
Erie Resistor
5-16
'
Valley Finance—
Delta
6-
(quar.)
(K C) (quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
7 6-2
6-10
^5°.,
'
Co./"common—__—
preferred
$4.75
>
(quarterly
Delaware
A
25c
Equity Corp., $2 preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp.,
.
1
6-15
1
93%C
.
5.69%
5-11
6-
4.36%
5-27
6-1
6-15
Business
Equitable. Gas,
5
15c
tquar.)
RR.
Class
6-22
;
$1.62
—
(s-a)—
com.
•
..
25c
;
,.
,
(increased-quar.)——;
foodB
Common
5-20
7-22
12 %C
Employers Reinsurance Corp.
5-25
10c
(quar.)l—
Delaware
-•
5-i6
6-
—
Wililamsport RR. Co., pfd.
5-31
6-30
of 9c from net
plus a distribution of
realized security
profits)
from
1
7-12
; 25c "
(final)
:—:———
(quar„)__———
6-20
income
;
3'Ac
&
6-20
$0,006 Va
Fund
industries
Elmira
93 %c
—
Company (quar.)
Dejur-Amsco Corp., class A
investment
Emerv
12%c
—
&
Delaware
(quar.)
50c
—
(initial)
new
Dayton & Michigan RR_ Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
3.75% preferred A (quar.)— I——
Deere
Ltd.
Emco,
5-6
25c
30c
.
•
„
•
.
:
ordinary
rets,
8c
—_
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)———
Day Mines. Inc
Y 3.90%
>
2
Ltd.— *
20c
—
dividend,-"____Y_______-Y__ —,'
Stock
Co
deposit
5-27
5-31
2-
5-
Coal
1
6-1
6-20
_
5-20
(Del.) (quar.)—_—Co.—_—-——
$3.75
5-25
v
——
(quar.)_—
Co.,
A.)
5-
5-31 '
Horn
6-
.
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)—
Merchandise
(quar.)
5%
$5
5-16
5-31"
30c '
'2c
6-15-
American
1
6-30
5c;
Motors Corp., common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
—
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
General Portland Cement Co. (quar.)——iiGeneral precision Equipment Corp.—; :,y/
5-10
51q
Elk
Y
8-16
5-
.
(Initial)
General
5-20
25c
4oc
Gas
5-16
5-31
40c
20c
General
6
'
•
2
12-
6-
6-20
.
Oil
Industries
Stock
-
r
$1.60
a
7
9- T
6-10
20c
—
Door
preferred %A
(L,
3
6-
12-30
yYv'ss:
—
Darling
6-
10-6
25c
—
General
General
-
.
;——r---------i:
Fireproofmg
General
•
(quar.)
—
General Finance Corp.
6-1
$1.34
$1.37 Vi
i--.
i-'
'
Crystal Dairies =(quar.)———_——__
Corp., common (quar.i
Dana
'
50c
(quar.)
Metallic
Y
7- 6
.
1
Crude
General
5-12
6-
Co.
Products
dividend
Stock
—r
(quar.)—
(initial-quar.)__
Ciear
Coil
General
5-12
1 *"
$1.25 '
$1-25.
Investment———-—
Elliott-Automation,
(liquidating)———-
DWG Cigar Corp.
;7- 1
50c
—
(quar.)
A
'
15c
(quar.)
A
class
non-cum.
Cyprus
D.
class
non-cum.
.$2
A
class
non-cum.
1
50c
50c
43c
25c
(quar.)—
Co. .(quar.)—
common
General
5-12
1
'
$2
6-
1
6-
(quar.)————
Consolidated
1
9-
7c
(quar.)
America Corp.—
New
Elizabethtown
'
7-25
6-
(monthly)—.————
Corp.
Corp.
General
6-
" v
Battery Co. (quar.)——Electrographic
Corp.
(quar.)
—
! Electrolux Corp. (quar.)
5-20
8-1
25c
—---—
——
Service
Gas
$1.06%
Electric Storage
6-3
7-
-
Co.
Electric Auto-Lite
f
9-15
Y : 5-20 :-
5-25
;.r 5c
(quar.)_— :
Publishing, $4 preferred
$1.60 prior preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
1
6-1
.
Garrett
$1.02 Vi
preferred
6-20
25c
—.
Curtis
6-
40c
(quar.)
(initial)
:
.;
:
$1.75
(quar.)—.—
6-15
7- 1
$1.75
fi
(quar.)
7-25
25c
Co. (quar,)_
E.)
General Acceptance Corp., common
6-
.
6-30
32 Vic,
(quar.)
common
1
2
'
'
28c
—
Gas,
7-
$1.03
(quar.)——
4Va%
preferred (quar.)_
$4.87Va
preferred (quar.)
2 $5 2nd preferred (quar.)___—-—A
$5 preferred
(1957 series) (quar.)
5.36%
preferred (quar.)—
1
5M»%
preferred (quar.)———:
5.65% preferred 1956 series (quar.).
5.68% preferred (quar.)_"__
6.40%
preferred (quar.)—
5-ie.
6-
Natural
Paso
4.10%
':
:
(R.
Gardner-Denver Co., common
6-
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_^—
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
$4.50
AA
Futterman
6-
7-
Y;
.—
2
5-19
2
7-
5-13
1
for
7-
25c
(quar.)
Curtis Industries
of
15
Class
5-ll\
8-
proposed stock
a
5-I6
$4
A
Funston
1
5-27
$1
Class
1
6-
"
37Vic
7c
6-
6-15
29c
(quar.)
$1.34
1
Holders
Co.—
Brush
'Quarterly
approved
$1
preferred (quar.)
A.) Co. (quar.)..;—
4%
5-25
7-
$1.18
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Drug Stores
6-15
7-15
$1.35
30c
.
Engineering/common
Cunningham
25c
22 Vic
$5.36 preferred
—
preferred :<quar;)^_————————
7%
-
—
$4.72
$5.40
1S1.05
".$1.12 preferred (quar.)—
Cuban American Sugar-Co.—:
Cuno
6-10
1
7-15
*
(quar.)—
preferred
7-
7-15
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1,12 pfd.
-
7VbC "
5-23
Coal -(s-a)
Pass
Fuller
1
$4.12
(quar.)—
preferred
6-15
1
Corp.—
$2 preferred (quar%)
Crown Zellerbach of Canada, Ltd.—
Nest
$25c
(quar.) —
common
'
7
6-
When
Share,^Payable of Rec.
30c
'
7- 1
V: 6-1 •
„
Fuller (George
5-16
8-
Crown Cork &. Seal Co.,
; $0.20
Common
6-16 "
5-16
Co.—
Electric
Paso
6-30
6-15
vy
,-h
Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
-
30c
8-
(quar.)—
Crows
El
5
$37yac
(quar.)
6-
12'AC
——
Y Class
—
5-
5-25
IOC
65c
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
Per,,
-■¥
/ 10c
_
International
Cork
Crown
6-
5c
(quar.)———
Inc.
-S*
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Trust,
common
(quar.)
A
3
<G.
Corson
I.
>
„
45c
1
Economy
Baler
Co.
(quar.)_
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Edison Sault Electric
(quar.)
Reynolds Corp.—
(quar.)
^
Namt of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
' •
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Paper,
$1
25c
preferred
dlv.
$1
Eaton
6-
50c
.
(quar.)
Inc.
Corroon
Gas
5-25-
t50c
Natural
6-10
,
.
'
of Company'
Name
*50c
Copperweld Steel Co. '(quar.)—t
1
Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd., class A
,
Holders
When
Per
~
Payable of Rec.
Share
v
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company »,
Corning
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2210)
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5-17
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5-17
page
48
Number 5953
Volume 191
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Kange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
47% May
40
8
8
108'
2
18 3
a
Mar 26
27% Dec
16
23% Mar
23
4
Jan
2
Sep 23
57
Aug
17
41 % May
3
23% Jan
2
12% Mar
8
84% Apr
59sa Feb
134
46 >4 Nov
1234 NOV
26
26
28
52% Mar 10
Apr
24
98% Mar
7
8
35% May
52
21
2
3
Sep 22
Oct
1
Sep
Feb
3%
Jan
4
5
15
29
15
91% Mar 10
328
Aeroquip Corp
20 % Feb
8
85
Admiral
1
24
Jan
Apr 22
Jan
30
4
7% Jan
14
4
35
29% Jan
8
27% May
15% Mar
2
22% Apr
8
53% Dec
18
38% Feb
8
19% May 12
51% Jan
4
12
85
Sep
15
79
A
28
15% Nov
18
32% Jan 28
7
44% Jan
54% Nov
18
102
12% Feb
10
Dec
30
59
57
30
:v
27
5
Dec
11
75
26% Feb
58 % Feb
29
4
ll3/8 Jan
5
11
7% May 10
52 3/8 Feb
8
58% Jan
13
!
104
127% Sep
1
1
32% Sep
8 :h
39V. Feb 25
27
1
391% July 15
77% May 11
115% July 24
May
33% Jan
5
Feb
12
51
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
27% Dec
2
23% Sep 22
2
45% Jan
43
5
9
173/b Apr
ff
99
50% Sep
36 % Apr
1
58% Apr 27
39% May
6
18% May
3
40% May
2
Aug
7
50% Mar 15
78% Jan
•
'
6
31% Jan
'
6
58
Jan
50% May 16
r
26
May 17
May 20
41
18
; 64% May 29
•
A
26% May 19
£
Dec
46%
:r
29
58 Va May 17
30
'
42
May 18
Feb
353/4 Apr
33% Apr
*
2
7
Jan
58
Feb
160% Apr
'
10
32% Oct
47
106%
18
42% Jan
10
56% July 17
>'
22
23% Nov
117% Nov
Dec
21
25%
106%
44"%
44%
61%
30
'
Jan
4
Jan 27
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
Jan
'
,51% Jan
;
< >
17%
35%
16
163/a
71%
72%
71J/4
72
71%
721/4
conv
253/4 Mar
4
Gas
Inc
.
19
6
19
7% Feb
13
14 % Mar 18
>8% May 11
37 Va May 12
353/4 Jan
6
50% Jan
2
17
40% Mar
2
2
613/4 Aug
7
Allied
29
37% Dec 24
84
Jan
15
46% Sep
38% Feb
17
45% Oct
26
:
44
106
9
50
Apr
Feb
4
34% Apr
15
Jan
2
36% Nov
9
45
25% Oct 30
8 3/8 Nov
38% Mar
513/4 Jan
59
59 % Jan
43
27
Jan
25
46% Jan
21
20
"
May 13
32% May
6
20% May 12
18% Jan 22
7"% Mar
9
31
Mar 13
Feb
9
38% July 21
193
July 27
293/4 May 11
15
142% Feb
36 % Mar
14% Jan
4
46%
451/4
1
preferred
41% Feb
:
50% Apr 27
Inc
Can
Co
:■> 81%
9
*79
9%
10,000
18%
17%
18'A
35
35
35»/4
15%
16
16%
4,700
713/4
73
72%
73'%
14,700
300
43/4
*269
4%
4%
28%
18
45%
463/4
47%
18%
48%
*79
9%
81%
93/4
*80
10%
10%
33 %
36
35%.
39%
39%.
96%
*95%
96%
18%
*95%
96 V*
96%
96%
18 %
183/s
18
49%
17% '17%
•49%
50%
49%
71,700
40
18%
"
48%
50%
17%
No par
53%
76%
*95%
"
18
18
17%
513/4
50%
503/4
50%
51 ,A
34%
343/4
333/4
34%
34
34
*7%
8%
8
83/g
8
175/a
53%
533/4
53
533/4
53 %
53%
76%
76%
76
77%
75
75%
30% : 305%
♦103
30%
.32%
31%
X923/8
93
36
*34%
36
108 %
323/4
923/4
30%
*104%
108
50%
*49%
43% A 433/8
59%
26%
26%
18%
A
42%
42%
37%
375%
'26%
183/4
42
42%
*37
60
A 373/4
4*58%
v
21%
22%
23%
41%
413/4
*41%
363/4
37%
32%
109,500
91%
90
90%
•28,800
36
423%
243/s
"41%
41%
34%
263/4
36%
/19Y4
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60
27
•58%
v.
41,600
-
;
41%
A. 100
••.1,300
37
400
'••>
60
22%
233/4
22%
22%
41%
-
.2,600
20 Va
37
37
A 900
33,400
102
i41
41%
,
100
A
43
66%
.26%
19%
37
*58%
*
65
102 '
,
52
.43
63%
41%
A
373/4
•50
43%
v.5.000
.
36
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52
?
•18%
*97
21%
42
32%
26%
19 Va
*58 % A 60
24%
100
32%
595%
263/4
42
34,100
.
323/4
.43.
102
*37%
60
30%
108
32
*50
.s
60%
*97
>300
32%
*34%
43
26%
183/4 " 19
99
<
52
43
99
108
*59 A
36
<58%
•104%
1 3,300
90
933/4
*50
60%
26%
193/8
*99
•92
43%
;
58%
30
30%
108
2,100
53%
76
53%
*75%
,
32
*34'%
51%
43%
V
60%
1,300
8%
32
V,
33
31%
•
30
*102
31 %
*31
6,400
;
'
8
54
31: :'T
50%
"J 1,200
175/8
50 %
303/4
*34%
17%
*17%
31%
A; 91
36,100
34 "A.
305/a
31%
10
1,600
52%
52
8% i
107
-
30%
A
18%
50%
17
50%
76%
•
9,300
23,800
513/4
83/4
30%
107
10
96%
34
53
A. 34%
8%
;
8,300
363%
39
5
1
14,500
/
10%
333/4
.17%
1
6,100
1,400
'
81%
40
18% A 18%
10
''
281/4
183/4
33%
49
.100
4,700
4%
28%
18%
'
17,400
.
300
28
:
,
81%
9%
5,800
15%
383/8
1
Corp____l
12.50
common
x35%
9%
'
gi/2
*
37%-" 37%
•
36%
*19'
19%
*19
..
.
19%
*
gi/8
42
42
42%
37%
37%
Chicle
Co
37%
37%
37%
No par
Cable
45%
4534
*45%
r
545/3
55
54%
-
18%
i83/4
18%
^_No par
Cyanamid
Distilling
American
Electric
A
3
__10
Co;
35%
36%
A
38%
37%
9%
37%
36%
19%
•19
,
,
: 9%
9%
.63,800
2,500
V-
36%
36%
'46
46%
46%
38%
55%
x56
36%
57
57
18%
18%
18%
18%
37%
*37%
37%
37 Va
37%
' 36%
46%
58
57%
18%
'
59
*18%
37
37%
37%
84
85%
85%
84
58 A
55%*
56%
54%
56%
54%
55%
54%
49
49%
483/4
48%
49%
49%
•48 Va
49%
*48%
10
51%
' 51%
51%
20%
20%
,
Corp..
.5
European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
51
s
•
20%
*32
51%
21
33%
23%
*32
23 %
8%
Power__Nopar
:
8%
84
51%
•84
.'1,400
900
'
;5,900
.
19
37%
;
•84
85 Va
4,000
37%
85%
55%
w
.
51%
51 y«
51%
21%
21%
21
,'v: 400
21%
*32%
33%
•32
30,800
,
51%
21%
33%
24%
24%
25 V*
8%
8%
25
8%
24%
25 Va
8%
8
600
30
-
,
49 % '
33%
20%
*32.'
8%
8%
46,100
:
'
33%
23% '
18,300
38%
36%
46%
37%
32,100
19 Va
10 ;
45%
38%
37%
46
84
.
Enka
American & Foreign
•
563/4
American
Co
*19
•9%
1
-
20
Power
8%
A
10
100
Co
•
35%
19%
*19
9%
..25
American
11
72%
38%
100
Radio
&
8
9% Jan
70%
34
*95
20
9
4
31% Mar 15
723/4
37%
34
common
Jan
May
12,700
31%
No par
&
33% Jan
52
42
27%
11,800
Broadcasting-Paramount
Cable
American
*79
9%
,52
1
American
American
4
26%
313/4
No par
Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred
23
3,200
28%
38%
No par
.
24 %
37%
...
Inc
13%
25%
24 %
31%
1
Amer Commer Barge
Mar 30
89
81J/2
9
10
American Bank Note common
10
6% preferred
__5Q
American Bosch Arma Corp
2
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
American
47 J/4
.
Mills
13%
25%
17%
46
Corp__I"
** 9
__.__._II5
American
May 20
12
25
9
16% May 17
May 27
18
May 20
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
383/s Jan
179
►
'
American
50% May 13
5%% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry com—3.50
3.90% preferred
.
100
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com__l
3
52% Nov
17
49% Jan
4
723/4 May 10
May 19
76% Jan
14
83% May 10
44% Feb
17
58% Jan
6
21
28
27% Jan
15
86% Jan
14
91% Apr
19
45 Vo Oct
9
105
Jan
76% Dec 30
84
41
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89 % Dec 14
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
24 Va Dec
30
323/4 Jan 22
21
Apr
13% Jun
8
16
14
May
98
Jan
Dec
22
18
Apr
22% Feb
56
Sep 21
73% Apr 14
e
33% Nov,.. 4
13
Sep 22
137
Dec
53%
2
17
553/8 Mar 23
26
38% Jan
4
July"!
Apr 18
43 % Apr
43% Apr
333/4 Apr
54% Mar 3
183/s Apr 21
14
11
19
13% May 19
22
152
Dec 18
52 % Mar 31
41
May
Mar
7
92
Nov
23
67% Mar
8
41% Sep
56% Feb
27
42
3
31
133
Dec
54
Dec
9
30
29
117% Oct
5
26 % Mar 26
Mar 17
125
'29
1
148 V2 Mar 20
63 Va Mar
138% Jan
133% Jan
13
Feb
9
9
Jun
12
34% Dec
Mar
54
Dec 22
105
Jan
Dec 28
43% Mar
Dec
21
35% Feb
Jan
26
Sep 22
Apr
Jan
16
13% Mar 12
25 % Nov
23
129 Va
18
58% Sep 22
50% Dec
1
16% Feb
145
15
.
,
3'
Mar 21
33% Jan
54% Jan
Apr
3
8
28
28
122Va Apr
14
Jan
4
34
38 Va Jan
20
21
14% Jan
6
19 •'
4
96 Va Apr
19
American Tel & Tel Co
May 19
55% Aur
29
American Tobacco common
4
125% Apr
8
43V* Jan
4
15 V8 Jan
20% ADr
14
Jan
25'% Mar
Mar" 13
74% Mar 17
25
Feb
14
Mar
45
2
Jan
4
7
27% Feb
15
26
26% Jan
15
8
7
18% May 17
57% May 20
1
30% Apr
28
42% Mar
133% Feb
17
49V>Mayl8
47% May 11
68% Jan
41V* May 11
60% Mar 18
36%
13%
*140
29V4
—10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com.No par
7% preferred—
-100
American Snuff Co common
25
4
4
60 V\ May 13
141
25%
59%
28%
51
65
American Seating Co
5
109% May 16
32% May 11
7
Dec
433% Jan
23
117
27% May 1
19% Oct 21
46%
68% May 16
29% Jan
Apr
79% Jan
Jan~20
63
18
27
53% Apr 25
29% Apr
82 Va Feb
12
17
30% Sep 23
29% Apr 18
62% Apr
31 Va Feb
67% Mar
25 V4
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
29% Aug
18
9
2
4
24% Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51% Nov 26
15% Jan
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
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
7% preferred
100
Apr 26
Mar
20 Va Apr
51 Va
Sep 22
A
13
28% Jan 26
Corp
64% Jan
15
11
•
33Va
51%
12.50
33
'"
171
50%
34%
34%
493/4
18
17%
14%
*14
14%
18%
101 %
69%
84
47
23
175%
17
*
17
16%
16%
14%
14
14
18%
18%
18%
*14
1003/4
*100%
67%
82
46
x88%
223/4
23
143/8
14
26%
59%
29%
51%
68%
,
13%
14%
143
*140
102
*100 %
663/4
82%
64%
*80%
21.100
7,800
"J
■
25%
.4,800
8%
14,600
53%
8,3
3
Dec 17
Mar 4
28 % Oct
20
34
For
47
July 28
95 y2 Apr
9
41% Aug
6
36% Jan 1A
footnotes,
see page
'
35 % Apr -19
41% Jan
4
Jan
21
40% Jan
8
85
Jan
12
88
36
Feb
17
30 Va Mar
26.
3
42% May 19
Common
Lt-tt
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co—
" Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
T
1,200
500
18%
18%
2,400
100% 100%
101
60
65%
66%
x66%
67%
84,300
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82%
*80%
82%
50
45%
46%
45%
46%
r
22%
22%
22%
22%
28,400
89"%
*88%
91
23%
14 Va
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24%
25%
58%
59%
283/4
29%
503/4
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64
38% ,39%
13%
13%
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143
23%
A
23
*14
25%
59%
29
513/a
67%
38%
14
143
,
138 Va
91
1,500
140
23%
23%
23%
4,300
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,100
24%
369,700
24%
253/4
593/4
59%
60
29
29
293/a
50%
50%
50%
50%
9,800
63
643/4
63
63%
42,600
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.
26%
583/4
28%
38%
; 37%
38%
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13%
38,800
13%
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29%
49%
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23%
108%
48%
91
13%
13%
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143
14,300
6,300
143
30%
30%
102%
103%
1,720
49
49%
49%
49%
18,400
137
138%
136%
137%
760
29%
104 Va
'
139%
30%
107
3,100
'
*59%
60%
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123%
*59%
*122
60 %
*59%
60 y4
123 Va
•122%
123%
10
7,600
12,700
23
23%
22%
23%
22%
31%
32%
31%
32%
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31%
*70%
100
22%
72%
73
73%
73%
70%
1,900
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
2,600
28
28l/a
27%
28%
27%
28
4,400
12%
87%
51%
53%
120
12%
11%
88%
121%
51%
12%
700
87%
88 Va
51%
88%
51 Va
-
-
51%
141,600
18,700
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11%
87%
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.
120
'
120%
1,290
35%
35%
35%
36
36%
37 Va
28,200
19 Va
19%
19%
19"%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
197/a
7,400
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26V4
17%
54%
36%
44Va
49%
42%
26%
26%
18%
55%
27
25%
18%
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26%
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27
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26%
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26%
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26 Va
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26%
17%
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17%
17
19,800
57%
56 y4
57%
20,400
35%
100,800
45%
45
50%
44%
50%
42%
57%
36%
49%
51%
43%
54%
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57%
16%
54%
37%
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*25
17%
56
34%
121
122
34% 35%
120
34%
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34%
47%
35%
45%
48 V*
46%
47%
49,500
50%
52%
50%
51%
50
51%
35,900
43%
43%
43 Va
44%
43%
44%
38%
38%
37%
38%
38%
38 y4
•86%
88%
34%
,37
121
..
.
'
,
610
'
'
Feb
17,800
143/4
46
29%
•
17
23%
105 Va
53
16%
•14 y4
22%
29%
29%
4,300
; 7,000
46%
46
108
109%
47% 49
138% 139%
*59% 60 Va
121% 121%
23V4 23%
31 %
32%
72 V4 72%
26% 26%
27% 28%
*12V4 12%
86% 88
30
343/4
179
45%
22%
-14
24%
58%
28%
50%
64
37%
34%
176%
47%
100%
45%
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343/4
177
46
18%
81%*
173%
48
18%
64%-
"34%
.
463/4
18%
93
38
34%
173%
176
x46 "
163/4
122% 123y4
34
34 Va
6% preferred
100
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
AJMP Inc endorsed shares
1
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__l
Anaconda Co
—II
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
33%
1763/4
108% 109%
47% 48%
138% 139%
60
60
*121% 123%
23
23%
31% 32 Va
73V* 73 V4
26% 26%
28
28
*13V* 13%
87% 89
6% non-cumulative preferred.100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
American Steel Foundries
—1
American Stores Co
1
American Sugar Refining com—25
7% preferred
25
American Sumatra Tobacco
__5
117
18% May 18
89
'
•
27% Mar 15
30
29 Va Apr
72%
26%
27%
13%
75%
7
101%
66
*82
46%
22%
*91
22%
14Va
102% May
94
29
18 %
American Investment Co of HI
25
Dec
1
8
Feb
93
49%
*17%
14%
19% Jan
2
31%
173
•
1
6
20% Jan
3
A
No par
18
17 % Dec
May 19
17% Feb 15
-
American Ice Co..
American International
24 Va Jan
9
,14
12.50
1
Hospital Supply Corp__2
■>.16% Jan
18% July
53
45'
46 J/4
*79
4,900
13%
4%
19
m
34,100
«.
.
341/4
281%
181/4
common
7% preferred
Chain
9
12
15% Dec 23
37
4%
28%
19
.—5
46%
30a
33%
45%
"
122
117
4%
28%
18%
.100
convertible
American
A
243/i jan
8
43/4
281/2
™
common
Theatres
■
17
553/8 May 18
46
July 27
25
43% Jan
47% Mar
2
65% July 28
4%
19 J/4
"
32%
.
200
-
10,200
„
:
109
243/4
-
*266
28%
.
•107
253/4
>
300
4%
5% preferred
4
18% May 17
36% May 12
83% May 12
May 28
Sep
9
13% Jan
*266
18%
,
■
300
-
28%
-
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
50
> Amalgamated
Sugar Co
.1
.' Amerace Corp
.12.50
'' \c Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American Airlines common
i
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co
No par
.
*265
—2
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland - Cement
'
300
I" —1
Corp
Aluminum Co of America
6
46% Mar 22
553/4 Apr 28
253/4 Sep 14
44% Mar 17
20% Dec
44 % Mar
Jan
*265
.
37% May 13
20% Feb 11
13
100
—2
Products Inc
American
33 5/8 Nov 20
7
47% Jan
pfd 1951 series__
41
56%' '56%
26%
185/a
34%'
161/2
Industries
Shares
*40
71%
34%
Aluminium Limited
;
7
2
40% Nov
73
'71%
173/4
4% preferred
4
Jan
35% Sep
73
Corp..
Allied Stores Corp common
4
19
*
71%
Allied Products
4
20V2 Jan
Jan
74%
-72
161/B
Allied Kid Co
>
Jan 28
40
Mar 18
33
27%
333/4
Allied Laboratories
'
Mar 25
79
2
V
4
102% Apr 28 :; .132
Jan 28
30% May 12 •;
36% Apr 13
29% Apr 25
35% Jan
4
83
Mar
8
* 108
Jan
4
Mar 31
52
39
29% May
,
26%
17J/4
6%
5
-
27%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel CorpIIII" 1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
'
6
383/4 Sep
17
Jan
173/4 Jan
39% Jan
*
25%
16%
Allied Chemical
333/8 Mar 18
4
28%
par
Corp. 2.50
Allen Industries Inc
15% Apr
6
48 % Mar 14
Jan
26%
No
17%
4
24
75
24%
34%
8
21
83% Mar 17
251/4
24%
16%
Jan
59
8
13
253/4
23%
—1
;
22% Jan
26
Feb
61% Jun
'
52% Jan
47
■i
Corp
Alleghany Corp
6
Apr
13%
25%
24
4%% preferred.
4
98
12
13%
25 Va
17
Alco
5
,1
13%
24%
23%
13%
33%
Aldens
5
Jan
56% Jan
14% Feb
22
8% Oct
13% Jan
45
.
13
25 Va
24%
III™" —1
Alabama
4
44 7/a Feb
21
36% Dec
17% Apr
Jan
64% Apr
17 3 8 Dec •/ 4
46% Sep
90% Jan
22
21% Mar 20
80
May 11
36% May 10
Apr
Dec
17
8% May 11
30 Va
60% Aug 31
8
283% Aug 25
Dec
Feb
453/8
13%
par
J
331/4
451/8
;
24'/a
Corp
4.50%
.4% Jan
30%
451/4
24%
Control
Air
107%
31%
443/4
•
56 3/8
107%
'
:
30
331/4
J 45
109
Products
50c
Reduction Inc common__No
Air
4
*106%
109
40%
553/4
1
the Week
May 20
401/2
...
-10
~~
Co
Addressograph-Muftigraph
Adams-Millis
'57%
" —1
Co
Express
40% Mar
14
66% Mar
6% Mar 19
9
Apr
Steel
*1061/2
.40%
55%
May 19
HZ" —1
30% May 9
74% May 16
23% Jan
4
30
17
23% Jan
2
89
44%
106 %
'
403 4
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
May 18
56J/2
31%
46
Adams
16% Nov
9% Jan
34%
44%
Acme
233a Dec
77% Jun
32%
6
38% Dec
55 J/2
" —1
4
22% Nov 23
56% '
ZJZZZZZ'. —25
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
28% Jan
16% May 11
30% May
5
56
Vending Corp
4
32% Jan
20
:
—1
.
1. .—5
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 17
*40 J/2
41
106%
23% May 11
16% Apr 14
Apr
■'«'
Fund
Tuesday
May 16
*40%
41
V
Industries Inc
ACF
15% Jan
Monday
Par
.100
ABC
23% May 11
29% May 11.
17% Dec
290
Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Abbott Laboratories common
4%
convertible preferred
9
30 Va Mar
23% Jan
71
110
Abacus
34% July 15
63
17
.
■
42% Apr .19
62% Jan
4
1
9
Oct 20
Sep
40
NEW YORK
Highest
Mar
6.25'
No par
21.80
10
-
••
37%- 37%
*86% 88%
*36
36%
37%
38%
»
38
86%
36%'
'*38%
86%
36%
37%
39%
•
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88
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36%
,
t39%
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'
36%
38 Y*
•i'*.*1
»
88%
36%
-
.
.
..
36%
39 %
42%
.
36%;
36%
39 y4
42 y4
,
2,800
10
..
1,100
106,100
16
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan, 1
Year 1959
Highest
38 Mi Nov
18
49% Feb
11
32% May 13
40% Jan
28% Nov
27
40% Jan 26
24% May 18
59% Apr 29
30% Jan
6414 May
7
80% July 29
23
May
35% Feb
7
9
37% Nov 24
49% Nov 25
75
Sep 23
86% Apr
77% Jan
Nov"20
23% Oct
19
Jan
15
'2
31% Feb
11
44
Feb
13
99
Sep 25
Nov 10
23%
4
&
19
Armour
26
45% Apr
11
Armstrong
13
81
43 Vt May 18
20%Jan
21% Mar
Arnold
11
Arvin
4
Ashland Oil
37% Jan
5
60% Dec1 30 "
56% Jan
100
Feb
2
51
Apr
12
32% July
8
22
105% Apr
9
88% Jan
May 11
63
Jan
32%
42
42%
80
*78%
Co_
Corp
.
Common
5.25%
Associates
17
29
28% Dec 18
9% Dec
10% Mar
33% Sep
1
Investment
63%
:
11
Atlantic City
6
7.9% Jan
15
88% May 11
62% May 25
40% Mar
58% Feb
4
17
3
41% Jan
31% May 19
24
Atlantic
4
26
6% Jan
4
Atlas
16
16% Feb
11
15% Jan
15% Feb
15
5%
26
Atlas
15% Jun
86% Mar
83% May 10
96% Jan
15% Nov 24
24% Feb
16
13% May 20
20% Jan
4
9
27% Jan
13
21
May 13
241/4 Jan
11
23% Nov 20
28% Dec
7
21
Mar 11
32% May
27
96
July 29
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
6% Dec
30% Feb
1
12% Jun
9
42% July 24
13% Jan
6
18% Dec
17
5
7% Jan
5
23
27% Dec
7
24% Jan
26
101% Feb
5
90y4 Jan
18
11
89% Jun
8
80
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
29V4 May 11
66% Dec
28
66
Jan
40
20
Jan
98V» Apr
25
Jan
6
43% Jan 14
62"% Feb 11
30
Apr 27
29
29
25
Dec
28
Jan
6
44
Oct
12
64% Jan
27
23
Nov
23
30% May 11
21
49% Sep 23
66% Feb 27
3
63
Jan
25% Jan
54% Jan
8
45
Jan
54% Jan
14
Jan
7
Feb
9
43% Dec
24
28% Jan
2
51% Oct 21
36% Mar
37
Dec
11
.
Mar 21
23
204
16
100% Mar 26
90% Feb
3
19% Sep 22
36% Jan
7
July 29
74% May 6
17% Apr
29
62% Jan
13
78
21
178
* Jan
Dec
00
■<>:r
.
47% May 13
9
Apr 25
39% May
34% Mar
27
183
30
Mar
206
3
6
8
6
7
«
May 11
9
20% Mar 29
16"% Feb 26
19
53
25
90% Mar 21
May 16
May 14
28% Mar 3
57% May
6
22% Feb
3
28% May 19
45
Jan
7
48% May 18
12% Jan
70
5
8
25
19% Dec 31
Jan
12
83
35% Sep
36% Jan
10
42% Dec
6
33% Feb
43% Apr
138% Jan
July
15% Nov 25
29% Oct 29
46% Jan
July
4
38% Jan
13
48
May 16
57% Jan
4
145% Mar 25
3
82
Feb
8
35
22
% Jan
21% Feb
56% July 15
30% Jan
1
4
14% May 18
36
24% Mar 31
6
74% Jan
71% Jan
2
11
Jan
May
23% May
15% Mar
18
9
5
23
8
29
49% Mar 25
2
20% Sep 22
,16
57%
Jan
Feb
8
9
76
Sep 24
•8% Sep 30
"35
May 14
24% Apr
1
24% Sep, 25
48%
preferred series C
-
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co
Bendix
Benguet
Best
&
49
May
3
6
4
12% Jan
12
8
63% Jan
4
38% Feb
17
76
Oct~12
66
Jan
29
47% Nov
16
42% Jan
4
34% May
28% Jan
44% Nov
2
35% Jan
18
6
33% Mar 16
31% Mar
21
4
35% May 28
16% May 11
Nov
5
19% Jan
8
•2% Nov 27
4
&
(EW)
Borden
&
Jan
11
54% May 17
80
Mar 30
28% Jan
5
105% Apr 26
74% Mar 2
69 y2
May
4
463/4 Feb 26
35% Apr 12
24% Jan
4
&
Bridgeport
18% Jan
Jan
6
13
4
4V2%
Co
convertible
5.80%
Brown
preferred series
Shoe
Co
5
21 Ve May 16
17% Oct
5
10
16
41% Nov 30
51
Apr 22
24
56
Mar
8'
May 18
5
204,300
5%
6,000
42%
*200
40
218
360
28 J/4
34%
20,700
59%
>•
•V
34 %
60%
3,800
28 %
53%
28%
52%
21
-
6,100
84
300
53%
*21
60
1,700
21%
900
■
49%
50%
47%
49%
5,900
46%
42
44 %
38
17,800
'-700
41
6,400
37%
38
*37%
'
42
1
*193
-
43%
-/■
40%
203
♦195
41
4014
210
49
Apr 29
38% Jan
4
27% Apr
60% Jan
18
6
78%
78%
77%
74%
76 "
"
*38%
16%
*16%
17%
13%
^
50%
*91
63%
35
13%
53
40
80
74%
*185
35%
35%
210
13%
64%
13%
13%
49%
51
92
64%
*91"
1 %
l %
1%
33%
46
8
44%
*142%
34
34%
48
34%
46 %
45%
34 %
47%
44
100
13%
11,900
52 %
70,600
67 y4
683/4
92
69%
27%
28 %
*47%
92
22,900
27 y4
27%
♦473/4
49%
300
IVa
49
1%
54,700
13,100
■
1%
14134
333/4
34
45%
45
46%
11,200
46%
-
34%
44%
46%
iy4
3414
-
47%
46%
473%
76,100
142%
*141%
144 y2
*141%
15
.
1,500
14%
14%
14%
76%
*745%
.
Y
14%
*74%
76%
45
43 %
44%
42
43
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
42
403/4
24%
41%
24%
393/4
24%
25
243/4
25%
16
253/4
16%
16%
16%
173%
17
26%
163/s
28%
29
3134
29%
3iya
24%
27%
30%
24%
24%
24%
21%
21%
21
21
18%
1834
18 %
183/4
48%
48%
38
____
253%
15%
5,500
41
25
16%
16%
24%
25%
5
24%
24%
24%
21
21
21
18%
19%
18%
19
48
49
48
5
37%
38%
36%
*78%
80
78
'
25
20%
1.25
"
61%
61%
61
'
48
-38%
42
-
'
79 %
v
60%
,
61%
61
44
24%
.
'
4,100
5.700
1,200
16,600
274,400
24%
21
1,700
21
4,000
18%
38%
79%
42
49
373/4
*78%
/
*78%
61%
:
43
48%
38%
78%
500
76%
42%
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8%
"18 3/4
'2,903
483/4
10,700
383%
17,100
78%
78%
60
61
51%
483/4
37%
-
61%
4,500
Co
8%
8%
14%
143/4
14%
93/4
9%
9'3/4
31%
95%
31%
10%
31%
31%
43%
31%
31%
*42%
31%
45
42%
9%
9%
14%
15%
93/4
9%
9%
5
313/8
31%
31%
45%
43%
9%
9%
*44
9%
55
54%
53%
54%
52%
533/i
80
27
74%
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383/4
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17
18
-
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28
333/e
323/4
33 >/4
17%
163/4
17;
18%
1
;
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry;
Cannon Mills Co—
613/4
633/4
38%
*32%
,163/4
64%
178,600
39%
38 3/a
39%
3,300
33 y4
32
32%
17
16%
17
1,900
9,400
82
82%
*80
*27%
28
82%
27%
27%
12 %
*27%
27%
1-2% :*>
13
13
15%
153/4;
19%
13
13 y4
15%
•
153/4
183/4
18%
18 •'
133/4
173/4
♦80
*79
80%
*79%
183%
19%
*7514
75%
160
67 »/2
*65
67
*79 V*
80
80% '
*65
3g%
37%
35%
1
36%
21%
35%
36%
21%
213/8
21%
*21%
213/4
21 %
10%
*10
10%
10%
10%
10%
53%
10%
34
*10
333/8
34%
33%
5%
5
5%
'
21%
103/4
21
21%
,
10%,
53%
21
21%
54
213/a
—No par
81 %<
82
,,
.100
*46%
48%
No par
37%
25
*36%
25%
Nopar
56'A
25%
56%
34
5%
333/8
33%
'
43/,
5
-
13
13V8
153/a
15%
,
'
,
10
35%
36%
59,500
213/g
21%
500
10
10
600
33'%
43/4
33%
4.100
11,900
5
21%
11
21%
10%
533%
10%
54
111%
543/4
10%
11%
21%
-81%
54%
21
55%
21%
543/4
553/a
5,600
6,200
23,800
21
21%
21
21%
5,900
82%
270
81%
48'%
36i%
*46%
36%
25'%
*56%
5
200
76%
18 3/8
*75%
80%
y
.18%
13%
67%
-1— '
•
15%
75%
*65
27,900
"
18
:i5%
75%
67%
175/a
2,900
6,200
45,600
,1- 183/4
.
76
18%
793/4
36%
21%
'
500
63%
v
*80
*75
5
180
•
,
75
13% *)..
81%
*65
211/8
1043/4-
*74%
28
76%
33%
9,100
27%
♦io4y4
74%
793/4
35%
5
20,900
80
18%
*79
—l
523/a
.
265/a
*27%
67%
i0%
2,000
51V2
105
5
3.33%
300
2,800
56 y4
*80%
*57
100
4,600
v ;
553/4
18%
15%
751/4
16%
2,700
11,200
9.%
*77
27%
74%
39
33
44%
8IV2
15%
' >
62%
16%
/:•
80
105
74%
33
523/8
27 %
105
38%
'
>'
9%
28
13%
,_ioo
51%
2,700
8%
15%
*43
9 %
55%
♦77
,
-
43%
.
55%
80
59%
38%
*
8%
15
-
27%
74%
63%
38%
26%
104%
741/4-
61%
131/.
100
"
105 3/8
74%
65%
*77
26%
"105
74%
33%
1
80
25%
62%
-
9%
55%
10
.
9%
55
*105'
No par
com—„l
•
55
26
15
—_
"
54»/4
—5
Inc
14%
'
52
*77
100
.No par
•
54%
"
No par
Inc
*8% :: 83/4
93/8
14%
9%
1766%
conv
8% *'
8%
14%
5
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Canadian
17%
13%
5114
*91 >>
24%
Calumet & Hecla Inc
"II 5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
,_l
Campbell Soup Co
»-l,80
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25
*16%
7,ooo
13%
68%
•
46 %
45%
141 %
■
35%
51%
*91
343/4
46%
142
8,600
13%
1%
142%
44%
143
1%
35
17%
120
75%
'40
50
•
92
l %
•
80
75
*38%
35%
*16%
~io
95
*78%
.
,
40
35 %
•'»*-
14%
51%
*91
•>
75
*
*38%'
17%
*93%
79
74%
ro
35%
*16%
-
95
78%
76%
40
x50%
-
92
*78%
*38%
'
-
*93%
48%
A
——
Bush Terminal Co
21% May 17
85
Apr 28
323/4 Mar 22
41%
42%
213
,
.
70 3/4
;
Burlington Industries
15% Mar 11
553/4 Mav 20
.43% Mar 14
38%
,
2.50
J
Watch
9% May 13
45
Mar 7
1
28,
34y4May
4
-16%
7.50
Co
California
3
July??
Bulova
Callahan
9
47%
38
28
common
6
44% Jun
6$
Co
6
32% Mar
see page
Jan
•>•
5
preferred
18
36% Sep 22
footnotes,
$5
7% Jan
24% Dec 30
57% Dec U
For
Budd
26% Jan
Feb 26
'
48
Bucyrus-Erie Co
4% May 19
20% May 2
Mar
46%
*
68
Corp
—
Byers Co (A M)
353/4 Feb
19
200
14
2.50
Corp
Corp.—1
Buckeye Pipe Line Co—
—
80
38
47
26%
B T L
Burroughs Corp
5
11
46%
38
15
8
24
Feb
45%
38%
67
Inc—
Brunswick
-
55% Dec 28
51
*38%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co conuhon
1
33/4% preferred
100
Brooklyn Union teas common—10
3%% preferred
,«i
4%% second pref
89
47%
preferred—50
4% preferred
22y4 AUg 14
46%
47%
common
5
Oct 23
45%
100
21
Dec
45%
26%
Inc—
Jan
19
21
25
Jan
79
52
100
82
46% Jun 26
28%
.
26%
common
66
Nov'
4
Brass
76% May 13
24% Jani
Mar 30
5%
51%
5
6
37% May 13
26% Feb
2
10
*27%
5134
47%
Co
21
13
59
26%
Co
Brass
73 % Jan
27% Jan
57%
5
:
21
No par
803/4 Apr 10
32% Aug 12
93/4 Mar 17
56%
13 y4
1,400
29,900
Maine RR—
08% Jan
27 %> July 27
13% Dec 31
56%
56
,,
1
5% preferred
Braniff Airways
24
2
34%
47%
common
Common
14% Apr 29
18 y* Apr
4
5% July 10
18
Jan 30
33%
26%
_
13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
28% Nov
32%
14%
13%
lo
Co
Apr 19
31%
-
1 peso
Inc
Co
Bullard
13
33
31 y8
28 %
1
Aluminum
4
453/4 Mar 18
93%
*82 %
*47%
Co
17% Jan
28% Oct 21
26
93%
83%
1
Co—
11
5
26
94
82%
30%
21
5
Laughlin Inc__
24% Jun 18
20% Apr
8
26% July 28
Jan
26 %
93%
82 %
14%
Forge
78% May
28% Mar
25%
94%
82%
31%
;
5%
*74%
Buffalo
66
26%
93y4
83V2
15%
4
May 4
84% Aug 17
25%
94V4
76%
18
67
26%
14%
Jan
2
26,500
*74%
Jan
Mar 10
14,500
13%
15%
85
62
34
13%
76%
34
76% Jan 13
33%
13%
14%
27% Jan
May 10
34
13%
*74%
17% May 12
15% Oct 22
33%
13%
*
5
803/4 Apr 22
27% May 19
14
34%
13y2
5%
50c
31% July 10
Dec
5
33V2
13%
143/a
21
29%
'
13%
21
51%
40c
Decker Mfg
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
32
34%
100
&
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
35% Oct 26
14%
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series of 1951
Boston Edison
4
29%
13%
Black
48% Jan
Mar 16
28%
14 /■',
21%
29 %
100
62% Apr
Mar 22
2,300
14
50
Co
79% Mar 30
25
90
*87%
1,600
30%
14
21 %
'
35
common
(Del),
5
52% Feb
6
Steel
15
76% Jan
130
39,900
15%
*20%
21
51%
21%
34%
7% preferred
25
48
57% Jan
Gypsum
Bethlehem
Jan
104
*87%
}iC-
14%
-
*27%
1
59% Feb
42% May 19
9% May 10
12
90
1
4%
15%
13%
21%
40
Inc
77
53% Jun
Jan 21
Co
36% Apr
6
85
76
4%
15%
21
52%
76%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
41 % Jan
28% Nov
91
5
.
.
143/8
.1x56
29%
.
*38%
Bond Stores Inc
30
28
88%
15%
51%
No par
6
44 y2 May 25
Dec 22
77,
".-43/4
•
21
43%
45%
1
10
4
Dec
*27%
10
11
13 y® Jan
26
Co
Bohn
17% Mar 13
76
•
•
15%
83%.
57% ;•
50
Boeing Airplane Co—
11% Nov
29
76
15%
90%
>
x31 >
57%
-
100
Corp_
Consolidated
Be8twall
Boston
Oct
77
•"
5
4%
'
-
94V*
*
84
31%
42
5% preferred ,——;.
Bliss
18
48
Aviation
Beneficial Finance
4
18
9
"
25%
94%
/
31
1
6
11% Jan
33% Sep
5*.
13%
26%
94
___l
24% F$b
-
77 3/4
25,900
5%
33%
5%
25%
♦831/2
100
20% Jan
20% Jan
12% Sep
8
66% July 20
33%
'
*203
Inc
common
32% Jan
8% Apr 29
13
<
13%
100
4%% preferred
Bliss
13% Apr 28
9% Apr 28
8% May 12
32%
12%
34%-
12.50
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%% pfd
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
;
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Belding-Heminway
:
Blaw-Knox
6
40% Jan
Instruments
6
2
5%
13%
100
28% Jan
8
9,800
32%
22
*21
22
33%
-
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
4% noncumulative preferred__100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
Barber Oil Corp
10
Basic Products Corp
1
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
Bausch & Lornb Inc
—10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
4
5
Nov 20
1
8
May
313/4
293/4
12 %
22% Feb
24
32%
15%
14
32%
3
66% Mar 17
/
14
123/b
Mar 28
24% May
14
No par
common-
30%
Jan
27% Jan
44
89%
Amer_2.50
53
15% Jan
6
89
Canteen Co of
29% Jan
7% Nov 24
33% Jan
88
20
*2J Va
3
14% Dec 29
17
4%
15%
Co
19% Apr
1
,17% May 11
40% Feb
1
Dec-"?
81 % Apr
4%
15%
No par
2
"
21% Jan
51%
78%'
52
6
50 %
78%
89
11
50
77y4
;
49
32%
' 78%
49 y2
35,900
10
Feb
434
15%
60
49
•
24,400
22
10
59% July
87%
81%
89% Feb
43% May 28
5,600
♦85y2
22%
22% Sep
155
6,800
87
79%
45% Dec
22
;V
9%
33 %
20%
37% Jan
1% Apr 29
33% May 13
1
——j»20
;
48.700
9 v4
33%
19%
15
Sep 23
24
9y2
33%
87
.V
-
23%
-9%
32%
V,
/-■■■:•
87%
'
22-%
;
81%
is y« Dec
49% May 11
//'./
9 %
34
23%
'/■■» /■
<
;
18%
13% Jan
32% Sep
v
80
15
137
'- v
;>
70
2,800
82%
36% Jan
1
■,
5,100
'
52%
79%
32% Mar 31
41% Apr
33%
.*87
\
63%
104
52%
82%-:
2
6
778
'
•
23%
15,800
"1,100
80
43% Jan
Mar 23
>
63
*103
52
"
83
32% Dec 22
2
^
,
Q3,
-
63 V9
10312
31%
53%
22%
23
63 y8
10314
63%
104
'■
4,600
>
19%
31%
81 %
18
31
19
31%
___1
80% Mar 28
79% Apr 14
iy4 Dec
36% Jan
♦103
32 3/8
78%
23%
-
19
30%
•
Beckman
-
May 16
42% Apr
1
78%
*
18%
30%
' •
83
17
Apr
>63%'
-•51%
48%
x32
23
.
i9ya
30%
'
18%
26
Sep
23
24
18%
200
""'lflftij
56% Feb
61
2374
23%
'30%
110
6,300
18%
39% Jan
12
17
„
18%
9
3
16
16%
18%
10
May
17%
16%
6,600
18%
11
24% May 11
42%
♦17
•
2.50
Feb
95
40%
Beaunit Mills Inc
Apr
2
80
42%
41%
43%
42%
22% Mar 22
Dec
14
43%
79
♦79
80
94%
84
Dec
32%
43%
80
43%
94%
42
Nov
31%
43%
32
,
94%
65
13
32
43
%
*93%
9
91
31 y4
16.900'
25,700
42%
87 %
47%
* -
33%
78%
2,400
63%
94%
2
Jan
preferred
25%
63%
*93%
18
16
32%
10
100
25%
64 V4
34%
•86/
3,900
25%
.9% I
'
.
Shares
34%
25
63%
31
52 %
'9%
34-
the Weei
-
100
Dec
5
48%
.
•
Sales fo?
lay
34»/2
4%% preferred
35% Jan
Apr
47%
Beatrice Foods Co common
3%% conv prior preferred
94% May 18
28% Jan
78
~No par
Corp
4%
May 10
85
May 17
49% Apr
.
27V4Mar29
'
8
56
87
Babbitt (B T) Inc
1
Babcock & Wilcox Co
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp—13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
4%% preferred series B
.100
4
23
86%
prior pref ($1.20)
Conv
4
Dec
B
Austin Nichols
4
17y« Jan
Dec
,
.
May 20
34%
6414
1'
'
common
Powder
Automatic
37% Jan
79
Corp
Avco
9
May 18
89
9%
34'/2
common
preferred
5
May 11
32% Mar
13
24% Nov
|
153/4 Jan
11% May 11
8
9%
33%
2474
•73
64
:
.Fri
May 19 >
■
■
63
103
22%
i■.,1',■'.<
;
24%
'
;
Thursday
May 18
33% ■ 34%
'
5
21% Jun
68% Jan
series
$3.75
Mar 31
8% Jan
74% Jan
4
4% May 20
80
5% Oct 28
74% Dec 31
Refining
•"
400
\% preferred
Atlantic Coast Line RR
17
I
22%
34%
preferred__10
Electric Co com—4%
34 y2 May 16
.
.
22 %
non-cumulative
■
1
47% Feb
53% Apr
5%
7
92
16
2
9% Jan
28% Feb
10
39 y4 Sep
Jan
9% Feb
•
63%
103
52%
52%
.
10
Common
5
a31
103%
,
•
19%
31%
18%,
;
64 %
*102
52%
10
Co
4
NOV
80
27% Jan
24%
19%
31 %
.
100
»
1st preferred
4
Atchison Topeka <& Santa Fe—
24% Nov
23%
19%
*31%
2.50
series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
4
17%
*16%
Refining common-—1
&
—
—
2nd preferred $1.50
64% May 16
27
107% Mar 31
3J %
5
No par
1
5
Industries Inc
5
23% Jan
30% May 11
40% May 19
2514
63%
——
Constable
27% Jan
9
33%
25%
61%
Cork Co common——1
18% May 19
2
25% May 15
32 %
5
.—10
Corp
$3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber
Apr 25
15% May 11
No par
—
Co___
42% Feb
Jan
Jan
*
59
Corp
Steel
75
July" 16
28% Apr
Oil
Argo
Arinco
Wednesday
»
Tuesday
May 17
,
,*33%
34 %25
25
62
63%
31
31%
42%
43%
*79
8042%
43
*15%
16
•
23%
24%
,
May 16
.Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
39
29% May 11
7
40% May 20
17%
EXCHANGE
11
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
T
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Highest
Lowest
■
Monday, May 23, I960
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2212)
57%
v
.
21%
81%
82'%
"82%
*46%
82%
48%
37%
*46%
48%
*36%
26
:
11
21%
253/4
.
26
56
56%5
36
36
259%
26%
"553/4
57
203/4
*81%
*46 Va
21%
48
*35%
363/4
25%
26%
"56%
57
Volume
Number 5953
191
.
:^The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(2213)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
12% NOV
373/0 Feb
33 Vb Dec
Dec
85
33% Sep
451/2 Nov
34% Nov
401/4 Dec
Carborundum
35% Feb
25
881/2 Jan
12
Feb
1
5
35
Oct
16
95
19
27
40% Feb
16
891/2 Dec
7
267/8 Apr
1
58% Mar 11
2
26% Feb
102% May
6-
22
7% Apr
36 y2 Aug
98 V2 Jan
12
12
114% Dec 22
91V2 July
22
Carpenter
6
Carrier
"
8
4
Case
1%
6 y2%'
34 y2 Jan
6
Jan
13
27 Vb
21V*
7%
13
May 18
35 Vb Jan
15
19
Jan
11
25% Jan
15
31 'A
32
32
32%
411%
41%
41%
4iy8
28 3/4
283/4
*281/4
28%
800
67'/2
70%
68,
69 V*
66 y2
68
65%
69%
69'%
12,000
11
;
100
preferred—
common.No par
2nd
....
1
283/4
:
Jan
22
20
Mar 25
Central Foundry Co
41
Jan
55
Aug 20
54% Jan
5
57
Mar
Central
80
Aug 14
76
8
78% May 12
22
Apr
8
21% Mar 29
5% preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec_..No par
38'A May 13
Central Illinois
37'/a Sep
Dec
20
27
88% Jan
27
46% May 11
42% Jan
4
49% May
22
4
27
99y2 Feb
31
July 27
-
May
29% Jan
32% Dec 31
32% Dec
31
~8% Dec"22
28% Jan
16
12
34% Sep 21
15'/a Mar 11
11% Sep
8
6
4'% %
3
Central
RR
Central
&
Central
Soya
Central
Violetta
2
28% Feb
16 Vb Jan
9
Jan
9
29% Mar
12
11
42
15
Jan
of
Co
N
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52
Apr
79
1
July 27
46% May 11
70% Jan
11
24
30
May 19
42% Jan
6
4
88
Jan
8
92% Apr
11
8
39% Apr
12
Aircraft
Chain
283/4
28%
28%
5,600
18%
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99
Mat
Nov
30
45% May 28
34 V* Mar
19
Nov 24
25% Apr^ 17
9
42% Jan
17 V* May 13
21*
Jan
33% Feb
26
24
9,
4
Sep
15
26% Nov
37% Dec
36% Jan.
17%
6
18
118% Feb
Oct 26
38 3/4 Jan
6
293/4 jan
4
2
36% Mar
\
431/4 Jan
6
13
8
59
Mar
4
693/4 Jan
26
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Mar 15
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13 V* Apr
1
19 y4 Aug
3
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17
Jan
8
38
July 14
24% May 11
341/4 Jan
53
16
30% May 13
433/4 Jan
6
Jan
38 y2 Nov
16
44 y2 Mar 30
29
23 y2 Nov
25
Jan
18% Nov
401/4 Apr
35% May
5
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3
62% May
4
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7
33% July
5
23
63
8
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22
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4
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4
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8
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23
24
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17
22
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2
20
3
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32
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4
24
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17
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17
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t
50% Feb
;
72% May 20
42% May 11
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/
4
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27
261/4
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11
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21
30% Feb
8
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913/4 Feb
16
78% Jan
4
833/4 Mar 21
93
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Dec
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17
V
10
53
52%
i
—
19
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5
273/4 Mar 20
Jan
9
57
15% Dec
16
15
43
643/4 Jan
26
4
Cities Service Co__i—
-10
4
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5
51% Jan
4
Jan
18
44% May 20
183/4 Jan
2
14% Mar 23
17
41 % May 19
38 Vb May 16
44% Jun
22
89
23
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2
47% Jan
18
553/4 May 13
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90% Jan
11
99
55% Jan
101
28
33
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6
24% Jan
*
46
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28
126
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29
2
20
57
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12
33
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14
14
42
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Dec
15
136% Jan
16
62
4
59 % Deo
Dec
65% Feb
39
57
65
48% Mar
Apr
Apr
35% Apr 11
62% May 16
17
preferred
43/4%
preferred
4%
62% Jan
48% Feb
35
Sep
21
71
Dec
23
21% Jan
47% Dec
12
7
55% May 18
8
Jani
433/8 July 27
82
Feb 27
33% May
41%
71% Jan
76% Mar 28
6
7
293/8 Dec
18
22% Mar
9
72% Dec
16
48
34% Dec
10
30% Jan
6
69% Jan
Feb
4
23% Jan
8
193/4 May
35% Jan
4
45 % Nov
13
50% Mar 11
46 V* Jan
48% Feb
5
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
50
35
Jan
14
■-19% Nov
18
24% Mar 13
15% Nov
23
24 % Mar 23
60% Dec
16
74
Mar 23
61% Jan
433/4 Sep 21
32% Jun 17
43
25% Nov
17
543/4 Jan
14
12% Sep
55% Jan
90
9
2
483/4 May
7
Cleveland & Pitts
Corporation
Peabody & Co
12
20% Jan
4
Columbia
Gas
18% Feb
18
Columbia
Pictures
28
65
Apr
18
$4.25
4
Commercial Credit Co
4
8
59 % Apr
9
19
4
96% Mar 24
1033/4 Jan
22
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
I43/4 Jun
1
8% Apr
303/8 Nov
24
25% May
12% Sep
23% May
18
28
12% Jan
12
3
29% Jan
6
64% Apr
100% Apr
13
4
21
59
Jan
4
25
96 % Jan
13
37% Oct 19
22 V* Sep 23
173/4 Sep 21
58% Dec
1
42% Feb
17
29% Dec
31
21% Dec
27% July 10
22% Nov
9
20% Jan
20
4
5
30% Apr
523/8 May 22
613/4 Feb 25
53 % Jan
7
87
993/4 Mar 10
88% Jan
4
423/4 Nov
6
Sep 25
79% Sep 24
92
Jan
22
25% Jun
30% Nov
9
82
25
Dec
9
44 Vb Jun
18
101 Vb Oct
23
99
Feb
28
92% May
8
553/4 July 29
107% Apr
*4
Nov
17
58% Jan
75
Dec
18
92
11% Jan
20 % Dec
27
42% May 18
9'
87 V* Jan
81% Jan
For
29
Jan
19
Jan
40% Jan
56% May 16
933/4 Mar 24
4
95
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2
6
88
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5
29% Jan
14
87% Apr
26
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2
48% Jan
Jan
38
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101
6
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26
13
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4
104% Jan
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26.
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Corp of America—
common
,
:.75
25%
45
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common__5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common——10
$3.75 preferred
No par
Continental Copper & Steel—
;
-
36%
36
25'%
25%
25%
4%
130
42,700
,
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55
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59%
44%
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551/4
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1281/4
75
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61
55
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60
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No par
$4.50
•
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60
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130
55
55%
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60%
44%
Electronics Industries—,_5
Foods Corp—-1.33%
Consolidated Gas
Utilities
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
6,000
v
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;
61
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130
54i/2
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59
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280
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253/4
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100
100
—t
—1
Conde Nast Publishing Co
1
Cone Mills Corp
,-10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
—-1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
$5 preferred
—
No par
convertible
34
34%
99
82'%
*96%
99
.
34
83%
343/4
99
44
preferred
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
5%
see page
36'/4
25%
4.64%
Industries
2
113%
—|
Solvents
Commonwealth Edison Co
Commercial
Container
23% Mar 11
83
18
Apr
Mar 23
23% Jan
49
22'%
10%
,1
,-10
Southern Ohio Elec~5
Consolidated
273/8 May
May 17
&
Consol
Jan
29% Jan
573/4 Feb
24
52
2
45 V* Sep 21
12 V* Dec 17
32
Feb 25
Jan
3
27
68% Jan
May
25
173/8 Jan
106% Feb
26
11
10% Apr
13% May 11
17
33
173/8 Mar 18
13 3/8 Mar
56% Mar
90 3% Jan
6
1
30
87 %
-No par
Co
5
20% Sep
23
Carbon
61% May
6
Dec
No par
preferred
27
10
2
common
55% Jan
6% Feb
58% Dec 24
10
5
System Inc
38% May 18
673/4 Aug
7
Mar
22%
11
Ry—
Combustion Engineering Inc
14% Jan
95% Dec
100
:
4
,
22%
10%
*34%
49% Jan
20
22%
11
62%
28% Jan
.
233/8
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353/4
45
108% Apr
223/4
11 %
60%
3
29
8% Feb
3
23 3/8
11
*34%
;
& Southern
27
13% Apr
22'%
11%
stock__50
—1
noncumulative 1st pfd—100
Broadcasting System_2.50
28
112% Feb
19%
231/4
23
17,500
31'/a
22%
t
Apr
2
191/8
30
23%
60%
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Collins Radio Co
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron common—5
5%% preferred series B
50
15% Jan
25
19%
33
22%
.
—.
19
8% Jan
173/4
30%
23%
60%
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp—No par
Co
36% Apr
101 % Sep
18'/a
33 '/2
221/4
361/4
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17%
303/4
II1/4
■1-"
17%
gtd—50
com—No par
preferred
Columbus
391/8
22%
,
3,600
92
38 %
24%
*60
RR 7%
Special guaranteed 4%
Columbian
30%
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38%
29%
96%
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20
38%
17%
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55
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4
May 17
92
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28'%
96 3/8
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303/8
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30%
30
;
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173/4
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preferred
Coca-Cola
1,500
281/4
383/4
7%
55%
25
15%
17
18% Mar 11
383/4
38 y8
23% Feb
64
x38%
15%
24
101 % Apr
38'%
Stores Co_,—_—;
Equipment Co new
Cleveland Electric Illutn com—:_15
City
Clark
Jan
22
92
.—No par
5
:_10
City Products Corp—
Feb
Dec
*911/4
45%
Cluett
4,000
55
55
■
30%
92
373/4
7,700
35,800
;
31/4
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31
45%
57
44% Mar
30%
;'/• ■'
55
30%
45%
39% Feb
Nov
53
10,500
123/4
391%
;
3%
.
5
51% Mar 23
511%
1,100
31'%
123/4
31/4
V:
5,000
9%
30%
391%
3%
22%
45
•
391/4
31/4
22%
Clevite
39
39%
3'/4
X40%
18
Jan
17%
12%
391/4
*911/4
38%
313/4
123/4
;/;■
42%
$4.50
31
52%
'
A*
'
9%
31/4
40
22%
Colorado
20
13
41%
4
130% Mar
9
—.
'
126% Feb
321/4
12%
22
7 »
8
31%
13%
9%
9%
273/8
.
8.50
—.*.
Jan
2
9%
20,900
,
& Electric—
May 16
Nov
9%
100
9
231%
,
-
-25
___
24% Jan
5
"
*8
83/4
*8
'
—1
Corp
49
12
38% Jan
•'
>
92
373/4
100
—8
5%-preferred series A
54
3
-
com—No par
North Western
9
49% Mar
14
46% NOV
Apr
8%
31
21%
29
64% July 10
46% Jan
100
*8
9%
.
51
,
313/4
-*9iy4
-
100
18% Apr
28% May
2
...
No par
pfd
40% May 19
94% Feb
12
r
31
-100
,100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co__/10
C I T Financial Corp.
No par
30
'47% Jun
35% Oct 23
Ry
noncum
Common
35 % May 16
77
7
A
"
Paul & Pac
Cincinnati Gas
30% Dec
"
8'%
com—L10
-50
Corp
4,000
92'%
*24%
Chrysler
100
37'%
92'%
26'%
Plug
Full O'Nuts
37%
13,500
483/4
"11%
Chock
36%
77%
91%
,
11%
&
371%
,
203/4
37
21
20'%
80
20%
26'%
—
series A
600
77%
*77%
211/8
92%
No par
Milw St
56
491/4
-
Western
80
*77%
*55
25%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No Par
Chickasha Cotton Oil^L-5
•
56
491/4
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
i
56
200
*911/4
*91
29
,
18% Jun
Jan
55
363/4
32
•
22
13
55
371/4
11%
5%
4
Mar
23
27'A Dec
1,400
■
25%
_
Great
Chic
26% May
23
26 y2 Nov
17'%
36'/4
31%
;.i.
23% May
25
28% Nov
17'%
483/4
Inc
5%-preferred
26
171/4
21
*24%
Chic
6
69% Feb
171%
213/s
—40
Chic
7
203%-Jan
V
17%
92i%
Class A
•
;
A
17%
21'/4
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
21
Jan
«•
.
18
25
•'
800
17'%
x483/4
___
4
21'%
.<■
%" 24%
.
8
21%
18%
243/4
—
141/4 Mar 24
10% May 18,
15
74% July
29
64% Dec
106
Dec
A
21 % May
5
Mar 23
46
10% Oct
34% Feb
3
22 V* May 18
31
22
49%
No par
,
Co_—_—1% .
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—i.-l
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
-_lv,
Checker Motors Corp—*
-1.25Chemetron
Corp_—:
'—1
Chemway Corp
—1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
—5 .
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3'%%
convertible preferred—100
4
26% May
25% Sep
18'%
213/4
<
.T~,
92
-
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark
35
283/4
22
171/4
■*
Common
28%
*181/4.
22
18 3/a
21%
80
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
50% Feb
9
87% Dec 16
37 y2 Jun
118'%
241/4
Co
Belt
28%
*18'/4
18%
*77'%
.—5
Co
Gotham
2,100
211/4
No par
Cessna
Chadbourn
76
•50
491/4
Certain-Teed. Products
5 y2 Jan
751/4
24,100
91%
Sugar
13% Jan
40% Apr
76'/4
80
2.50
West Corp_
.No par
Co,—,——
18
12
75%
*77%
South
Apr
3% May 11
76 V*
24 %
50
Century Industries Co
Cerro de Pasco Corp
9
6'% Jan
May 29
75%
243/s
100
J
28% Feb
16% Apr. 27
22
*116%
25
243%
•
Service—i.10
preferred
Illinois Public
Central
40
„
118%
21%
373/4
91
*116'%
56
37%
91
25%
*541%
Lgt common..No par
91
*90
35,000
ii8y2
56
21
90
100
5,200
28'%
27
283/4
58,600
.
6'%
24%
*541%
-
28'/4
:
6'
6'%
*116 y2
29
17%
,
90
6
25
28%
173/8
12 »/4
65
103'%
28 y2
76%
"
11%
103%
27%
75%
183%
11'/4
103'%
10
117
24%
117
30
10%
103'%
6'%
,
68
11%
ey8
-•
89 y2
<
104 y2
11
*103'.
29
89 y2
'•
21%
Ry*com__ No par
May 19
<
6y4
28 y2
18%
\
11%
104%
6y8
*213/8
31
r
11%
20
T'fn
32
103 y2
—5
:
Co
__
38 % May 20
26
9% Mar
5
50% Mar
May
Mar 14
21% May
8% Jan
93
31%
6y8
6*%
28'%
29rA
*89%
90y2
241/4
25%
*117
118%
75%
76
i_7
;
94
11'A
11%
104 % 105
12.50
;
17
88% Dec
9,700
1
\
29
Mar 23
20
3,100
32 v*
22
32% Jan
42%
41%
5
30
17
21
24
28
10
11
V» Mar 23
411/4
*28 y2
Jan
38
42%
*41 Vb
13
30% Jun
7,300
42
28 y2
Celotex
'
40
41%
3
Jan
393/8
28'/a
23
19% Mar
40
*41 Vb
,
Nov
20
39%
32 Vb
41
28 V2
1
Apr
18 'A Sep
933/4
32
41
28 V*
10
27
71% Feb
*923/4
44
common.:
of Georgia
93
43 y2
20
3
2,100
93
44
Inc___
Corp common
preferred
Aguirre Sugar
281/8
43 y2
16
5%
28'%
44%
50
Central
281/4
43%
17% Dec 30
■
4,400
28%
39%
21 Vb Apr
21% May 13
43'/4
28 V*
39 %
preferred
1
100
4V2 %■ conv preferred series A_100
'
83% Jan
42'A
.
*93
94
16,400
43%
39%
./ 4.20%
preferred
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
8
2
*93
27 J/4
43
94
27%
27 y2
43
39
_5
Tractor
Shares
43 y2
44'A
X44
10 3/s
39 V2
—
31% Jan
.119% Mar
4
Co
2nd
45%
9%
39
preferred
Caterpillar
29
17% Mar
(J I)
the Week
9%
No par
Light
Co;
Products
44%
May 19
8%
*93
preferred
Carter
Friday
May 20
Thursday
8 y2
8%
Ry_100
Corp common.—.
5
92
&
Steel
Ohio
&
HIGH
May 18
8%
May 17
8%
8V2
10
Co
Carriers & General Corp—
26
,
Mfg
Power
May 16
g%
5
Co
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
*
1
Clinchfield
4V2%
23
19
•
25
28 %
4
7'% Feb
26
Jan
75 Vb Apr
9
44% Mar 20
Nov 23
5
Feb
88
116
Carolina
22 Vb Jan
h
23% Apr
34% July 29
Carolina
114% Jan
3
Monday
Par
Inc
(Philip)
4
78 y» Jan
May 19
25% May
Carey
42% Mar 24
29% Feb
Airlines
4
41% Jan
9
10% May 19
_
119%Mar 16
Apr
40% May
58% Jan
39% May 12
30% May 11
125% May 13
32
4
19
22
76% Sep
49% Jan
31% Jan
391/2 NOV 10
Sep
Capital
46'% Jan
12
Nov 16
25
4
48'/2 Jan
Jan
30
13 V2 Jan
411/4 Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
19
102% Jan
62
NEW YORK
Highest
411/4 Apr 25
26% May 11
16
52 % Feb
Dec 29
6
7Ve Apr
10
56% July 15
23% Apr
20
10
31
8
23
25
17
1
30
26% Sep
38% Jan
8
18
Sep 22
108
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
411/4
6,900
102
260
42'/4
43
36,400
*81'%
84
10 3/a
10%
20%
*19%
10 %»
20'%
70
15,000
200
18
tommercial
The
(2214)
and Financial Chronicle..
.
.
Monday, May 23,
I960
NEW YORK STOCK
23
66
Mar
9% Sep
22
13% Apr
20
23
69% Jan
26
42% May 17
31 %
31
Oct
Nov
50% Dec
23
35
4
Continental
Continental
Controls Co of America
39% Jan
7
54% Dec
59% Jun
9
55
Jan
4
4
57% Jan
4
Feb
16
8
19
124
7
154% Dec
3
83% Apr
85% Jan
1
84% Feb
7
24 % Jan
35"% May
46% Apr
15
23
2
29
149 % May
86%
20
11
88
Sep
Feb
4
88
May 12
'18% Oct
6
r24% Jun
10
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
5% Apr
22
3% May 12
4% Jan
15
19
46% May
6
72% Jan 12
64% Jan
4
31% Mar
39% Jan
85
24
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
72
Nov
71% Nov 24
85
1
40% Oct
14
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
15
23% Dec
23
5
11% Mar
Apr 11
24% Jan 27
4
'20% Jan
Mar 30
36% Sep
3
Apr 22
90
15
5
May
Steel
35%
33%
29%
.
L
preferred
28% Mar
17% Mar
.23% Feb
9
Nov
30
23% Oct
29% Jan
.7
41
July 23
37% May 27
50% Jun
9
44
Jan
19
4
.16% Feb
17
28% Feb
28
19% May 13
17
26
«
1
Jan
of
Petroleum
Crescent
15
5%
Corp
preferred
conv
27% May 13
Crowell-Collier
38% Apr
Crown
7
Cork
com
Publishing
147
♦85
14%
*75
19%
19%
25%
-
25%'
85
Dec
60% Jan
31
42% Apr 20
21
24
54
86
6
98% Apr
40% Feb 23
'.Of
32
j"-.
4
Jan
4
"32% 7
♦94;
4
9%
2
40% Nov 25
34% Sep
14
59% Jan
5
8
19
16% May
31% Jan
4
9
Nov
25
31
Apr 29
37% Jan
14
82
Jan
96
8
Publishing common
preferred
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
$4
29
37% Nov
46% Dec
21
33% Apr 29
83
91% Feb
16
83
Jan
43% Jan
4
Class
Dana
4
85% May
3
19% July 27
13% Apr
12
15% Jan
6
Dan
26% Jan
36% July 15
49% Mar 18
22 y4 May
4
33% Jan
5
Dayco
35% Feb
17
14
45% Mar
Apr
10
9%
•
•
19%
19'/4
20%
21
221/4
31%
32
32%
341%
33
33%
93 /
93%
92
94
933/4
941/,
35%
35%
34%
35%
1
35%
86
♦84
100
*84
14
24
24%
24
24%
23%
44%
45%
44%
46
45%
48%
48%
48%
49
48%
76%
77
May 10
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
77
May
2
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
♦76
82
May 16
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
82
82
19
17% Jan
8
32% May 17
50c
29%
,
.
32%
Sep
15
45
Dec
1
68 y4
July 31
38% Apr
28
48% Feb
11
4
33
May 25
23% May 19
28% Jan
8
9 % Jan
5
Mar 31
35% May 17
,16%
Nov 25
41% Jun
53
7
*
19% May
18
17% May 12
2u% Jan
4
Detroit
24% Mar
30
4
De
28
6
Jan
17% May
64
8
Jan
Jan
36% Jan
31
Apr
Diamond Alkali
Diamond National Corp
Diners'
(The)
4
Disney
(Walt)
17% Jan
12
12
22
36% Oct 28
6
7
5
6
11
Sep 23
11
May
4
15
13% Mar 31
22% Mar 15
Dome
19% Jan
4
Dominick
42% Feb
10
2
24% Jan
5
Dover
85 y» Mar
4
99% Jan
4
Dow
24
25
6
30% Jan
Mar 15
27
4
19
13% Jan
9% May 5
8% May 10
Feb
4
14% Jan 22
2783/4 Aug
4
Jan
7
Apr 28
96% Jan
5
86% Apr
26% Jan
17
3
106
17
21
3
74y2Jan
8
80% Apr
21% Mar
8
24
42% Feb
1
46% Jan
200
12
27
37
27
Jan
40
Jan
266% Jan
102
13
May
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
16
5
18
48% May 26
46% Jan 13
42% Jan
Nov
40% Jan
18
.
2
333/4 Oct 27
Mar 23
44
19% Apr 28
2,200
94
94'A
7,200
62,900
v
4,800
Mar 10
24% Jan
5
30 %
24%
;
6%
6%
20%:
15%
.
7%
20 %
(15 %
42%
■
42%
58
26%
26 %
27
27%
;z
%
•iXkl/c■'
56%
.
29%
19%
19%
21%
32
29%
54%
55%
31
/
31%
31%
*29%
•18%
21%
22%
32%
30
32
29%
29%
29%
.
v
.i
21%
30
.
"
42%
..
8
1,500
42%
*57%
Z
18
18%
21,000
273/4
27%
2,300
55%
56
56%
14,000
31%
30%
30%
4,500
30%
*29%
30%
19
.
19
20%
Z >;
56
..
21%
19
31%
30
293/4
21%
30
30
32
600
19
20%
-
30%
29%
600
/ 6,700
16,700
.
X30%
30%
24%
25 %
24%
243/4
24%
24%
X12%
24%
24%
12%
*12%
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12%
12%
123%
17%
17 %
173/4
173/4
18%
18%
19
17 V8
17%
17
2,300
12%
17
17VB
173/4
17%
17%
17%
16%
-
16%
17%
173/8
35%
29%
30%
30 Va
32
33
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
5
893/4
90%
89 %
90 %
89%
90%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
50c
Inc
1
26%
263/a
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10 %
10% z
i
8%
26 %
26 %
26%
10%
10%
10%
33%
8%
9
5
208%
210%
209
217
No par
99%
993/4
99
No par
78 %
78%
78
x214
99
series
78
preferred
23%
38%
39%
39
50
preferred
43'A
43%
433/4
50
preferred
41V8
41%
443/4
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
21%
2,100
'92%
33,900
20%
20%
23%
66,300
26%
42%
42%
10 %
8%
8%
218
213%
215
993/4
77%
78
23
233/a
23%
233/a
38%
383/4
*38%
39%
99
50
*41%
43
*19%
20
44%
44%
*433/4
*41%
*43
433/4
19 %
*42%
44
42%
42%
78
1,200
400
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*38%
v
17,600
99
23
42%
433/4
3,600
213%
98%
44%
42
43%
Z
39%
433/4
8,600
433/4
41%
590
433/4
50
*41%
43
*41%
43
Z
*19%
20
*19%
193/4
*19%
19%
*23%
19%
43
43%
:
42%
/
820
290
42
♦43
*41%
43
1,300
7,000
9
*773/4
78
42
44
*41%
5
99%
♦773/4
Z
10%
210
99%
50,600
26%
10%
8%
42
*42%
33%
X26
-10%
443/4
*43%
.
20%
91%
433/4
41%
*433/4
50
32
*26
>
4
50
preferred
343/4
233/4
23%
50
preferred
23%
3,500
20%
"Z"
39%
5
common
9,300
20%
Co—
series
1,300
,
92
20%
9
8%
4,200
,
90
'
26%
10 %
'
8%
50
18%
*29%
No par
&
23,300
60
273/4
♦29%
19%
-x21
•
v
58
31
lzzzz.
30%
19
26,600
173/4
31%
*29%
5,100
11,700
,16%
273/4
'
55%
1
31
19%
22%
55
30%
243/4
23%
15%
-7%
43 ;
8,800
223/4
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58
-
37%
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16%>
42%
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373/a
233/4
22% /
z!
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27%
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37 %
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36%
12%
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>
25%
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18%
$3.50
4.10%
-
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17%
$4.50
4.20%
■«>'8
7%
42%
58
18%
1
(E
*
,
15%
17%
No par
Nem
5,900
21
v
k
30
35,500
7,500
1,100
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7%
42%
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lit *23%
21
15
'j3&
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40
130
82,000
6%
>
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4%
31%
1
de
>
12%
Inc
USA
Z
:
Preferred
43% May 20
42
32
25 V8
Common
$4.15
Dec
Mar 24
31%
94
1
Corp
$3.75
41
47
33%
__No par
Industries
Pont
18
38% Dec 21
8
100
211/4
2,500
41%
*56%
31
2
Corp
Chemical
Duplan
5
41
Ltd
Dunliill International
11
9
Fund
Drewrys Limited
Mar 23
39% Feb
11
1,000
191/2
76
18%
55
2.50
Ltd
Aircraft
Dresser
44% May 18
43% Apr 14
46% Feb 15
42% Jun 19
Mines
Douglas
du
9
Products
May 10
19% May 10
14% Aug 17
8
Jan
19% May
21
28% Apr
14% Jan
33
28% Feb
"
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
45% Jan
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46y8
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5
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preferred
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46y8
9%
1
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;
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5
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47
43%
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'
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5
Continental Motors
4
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6
40% Mar 16
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57
28% May 10
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4
45% Aug 12
Monday
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Insurance
11% Jan
9% May 11
'45% Oct
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56% Jan
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
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Oct
NEW YORK
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Highest
i car 1»59
46
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previooa
Lowest
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■
100
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28% Dec 29
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31
32
46% Apr
9
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22
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75
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-
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21
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23
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112
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Oct
28
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4
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18
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17
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6
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7
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20
79
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31
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29
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2
footnotes,
4
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see page
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8
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63% Aug 13
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93/4 Jan
3
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May 15
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9
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1
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54% Jan
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11
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Paso
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20% Jan
5
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4
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27
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29% Mar 7
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1
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1
83
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Pittsburgh RR Co
13% May 11
,
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19%
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80
preferred series A
76%
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76%
110
92
—8.50
Co
7,900
84
37
6%
__10
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Corp common—25
*4%
preferred
100
5%
37%
7%
Empire District Electric Co
Gas
33,700
27%
34%
'
7%
IIIII2
Phonograph
28 3/a
263/4
45%
3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio &
Equitable
34
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1,500
27%
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10
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
23%
273/4
26%
20%
shares
20
Apr
8
30% Apr 29
7% Jan
1
22%
26%
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Electric Auto-Lite Co_
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24
28
27%
77%
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common
common
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4% %
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76%
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4.
Stores
: 27%
27
112%
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27%
;_10
26
2
May 17
56% Apr 12
Eaton
x23%
28%
2.50
25
16
42
Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kcdak Co common
preferred
23%
27%
27%
100
Eastern
$3.60
23%
10
8% Feb
78% Feb
8% May 12
5
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com
54% Feb
32% Feb
24
Co
Lines Inc
26% Jan
29% May 20
38% Jan
4
32% Feb
Air
7%
'
29
28 B/a
5,600
7,200
9,700
28%
400
93/8
9
9%
253/8
25
251/4
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31%
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28%
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>
-
1,400
2,800
1,900
Number 5953
191
Volume
.
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,
,
•
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.
The
.
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r,-
commercial and Financial
,
Chronicle
NEW -YORK., STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Previous
Range
Year 1959
;
6
6
10
10
2
5% Jan
16% Mar
32% Nov
21% Jan
Range Since
Highest <
Oct 28
Lowest
49% Feb
Highest
May
10% Apr
30
24
69 % Jan
40'/8 Dec
23
6% Mar 22
16% Mar
26% May 11
21% Apr 29
...
31% July 29
Jan~26
56%
25
23% Aug
12
6
6
8
70% Dec
30
50% Feb
-45
19% May 18
■■
60% Feb
11|
19
21
41% Feb
17
64 %
34 % Apr
47
Jan
20% Feb
4
19% Jan
JL4% Jan
5
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30
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27% Apr 14
30 V2 Apr 16
32% Dec
16 Vb Jan
Dec
90% May
40 % Dec
25% Apr
11
12
11% Jan
6
29
38 Va
17
83% May 18
5
May 20
91% Jan
26
Jan
4
37% Feb
17
82
May 13
44% May 20
77
11
34% May 11
29% May
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
25% Jun
31
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
15% May
3
74% Dec
16
61% Apr
105% Jan
55 % Apr
66
Jan
34
Jan
Nov" 19
2
82%
8
46% Apr
Apr 22
Jan
78
5
7
11
Jan
9% Apr 29
2
19
4
61% Feb
7
12
Jan
15
29% Jan
May 11
8% Feb
35
20
50
Feb
76
Mar
38% Feb
13
3
31% Jan
18
4
Hall
Hamilton Watch
4%
Hammermill
Hammond
preferred
Chemical
Harshaw
Schaffner
&
Haveg Industries Inc
5
Heinz
Helme
W)
(G
7%
noncumulative
7
4
Hercules
Motors
4
Hercules
Powder
68%
5% preferred
_100
—No par
No par
106%
62
$2
13
63 Va May 13
9
90% May 13
Hershey
conv
—_
class A pfdl
Chocolate
Corp
60% May
5
4
Hewitt-Robins Jnc—
21% May 17
42 %
5
64y4 Jan
9
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
85
Jan
7
117
July 22
92% Feb
31 y8 Jan
7
41
Aug 27
32
1
8
60% May 11
Jan
65 % Feb
8
;>//> 55
3%%
Corp
-.1
preferred series A
$4%
2nd
100
12% Nov 30
21
Jan
2
13 Va May
11
16% Feb
29
(conv)_;
No par
common—_2.50
5 Va % conv pfd series A
—_25
Hires Co (Charles E)
1
6
37
May 21
18% May
2
27% Feb
29
Hoffman Electronics Corp
11 y8 Oct
27
Jan
5
26% Feb
11
Apr
23% Feb
21% Jan
5
15% Apr
24% Jun
27% Feb
2
29% Nov
30
28% Feb
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
49% Jan
21
37
65% Jan
2
22
30
B0
Dec
5% Sep
18
Sep
15
9% Apr
32% Apr
9
21
*
81% Feb
4% May 11
16 Va May 18
18% May 17
:36% Mar 17
24
Feb
5
Feb
12
26 y4
2
27
69
Dec
15
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
64% Sep 21
11% Jan 15
.75
6
Jan
29
8
27
21
66
Jan
5
10
5% Jan
7
35
.19%
29% Dec
25.
39% Dec
Oct
13
23% July
42% Mar 18
52
29% Oct
23
39
40
24
35
Nov
Jun
38% Oct
9
7
Hooker
27
8
Jan
14
Hotel
21
Jan
14
5%
22 Vn Jan
4
Corp common
preferred—
No
$4.25
86 % Apr
.
Corp of America common
convertible preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
$2.25 convertible
38 % Feb
10
19
4
76 Va Apr
8
3%% preferred
8
81% Apr
7
4%
9
90
Apr
7
4.40% preferred
preferred—
_100
i
14
15% Jan
5
Howard Stores
4
Howe Sound
*
44
2
24 % Mar 14
54 % Jan
14
Jan
22
Hunt
84% Feb
25
91V2 Apr
19
8% May 11
13'A Jan
11
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common—
31
31
37 Va Feb
15
39% Jan
5
9
17% Apr
28
21% Jan
7
Feb
15
Houston Lighting & Power
Hudson
&
Indust
51% May 19
31% Jan
4
Inc
com
i
9
47% Jan
6
Illinois Central RR Co
46 Va Dec
24
4)
Jan
27
51 Va Apr
7
Illinois
43% F*b
4
39'A Jan
18
42
Apr
8
41% Feb
13
43% Apr
14
45% Jan
Jan
14
42% Jan
7
47
45
6% Dec
8
22
Co
48% Apr
1
44
Mar
1
4.42%
44
May 19
17
45% May 16
7
Apr
86% Apr
19
Ingersoll-Rand
17
109
May
7
73
163
May
6
153
July
6
28
Oct
Mar 16
Feb
36% May
23
154
Jan
7
2
50% Jan
5
50 Va Mar 18
33
Apr 21
43% Jan
15
S
6%
19
Feb
Ctfs
Interchemical
Corp
26% Apr
25
14
35 Va Apr
30
58
57% July 10
Dec
22
17% Feb
9
27'A Jun
4
J6% Jan
8
111% Dec
21
80
July 30
8
41% Apr 29
139% Feb
29
2
Feb
8
69'A Jan
12
19
Apr 29
95% Mar
7
51 Va May 11
12% Jan
111
May
7
7
24% Nov
141% Nov
9
6
86% Dec
15
94
Jan
28
10% Sep
14
16% Jan
2
56
-/
15
125
Sep
Mar 20
69
172 Va
Jun
23
July 15
33'A Dec
15
37
Jan
12
37
10
55'/a Nov
6
13% May 10
98 % Apr 28
86'A Jan
8
12% Jan
57
102
Jan
May
32
July 30
40% Dec
28% Feb
17% Jun
14
9
9
32
Sep
35
Sep 21
22
42% Dec
Aug 18
19% Mar
5
35
Jan
38
33% Jan
40
May 27
Dec
9
33
Nov
4
45
2
17
May 10
32
15
17
40
40% Apr
37% Jan
116% Sep
36% Jan
17
32%-Feb
123
Jan
Jan
20
18% Mar
77
l
May 13
253A Feb
24
111% May 20
55% May 20
21% Feb
136 Va Jan
91
Apr
139% Jan
Iron
79
29%
29%
29%
34%
/
68Va
*106'/a
Int'l
600
*34
34 34
*34
16%/
16%
68%
69 Va
68 Va
68%
106 Va
107
16%
69%
106 Va
*106 Va
107 Va
106'/a
106 Va
61 %
611/4
1,300
88
1,500
61
61
61
62
89%
90%
89 Va
89%
52%
53%
52 %
53%
52%
55%
55
21
211/4
21
21%
20%
21
20%
21%
1,500
19%
21%
19%
21 Va
19%
20V4
201/8
20%
41,800
61 Va
61%
60%
61%
*60 Va
61 Va
61
61
104%
105%
105
105
35%
36'/a
U
■
101%
35%
♦
108
36 Va
!■!
■
*27
27 Va
27
*23 Va
*28%
.
37%
*104
x88
36V8
'.'•/* 2 7
27%
>
107
35 Va
35%
27%
*27
14
*131/2
14
*13 V2
221/4
24
221/4
22%
40,100
10%
-
10%
lOVa
10%
10%
10%
5.000
23%
23
23
23'A
*23%
29 Va
*28%
37%
-
29'A
23%
*28%
23%
39
37%
41%
42%
x41 V4
32 Va
'
*85%
"*85%
86 Va
4%
16%
4%
4Va
16%
International
Salt
International
*28%
37%
43%
43
32%
33Va
32%
85%
86
30
5
9,200
Feb
11
45
40 %
May
9
"f-
16%
V
18%
86 Va
*85Va
BV' t<
5
88
4%
4%
4%
:/::i7%
16%
171/4
17%
19-
18%
18%
19Va
37%
*37%
37 Va
i:37%
37%
28%
29 Va
29%
29 3A
29%
29 Va
29 Va
71 '/a
72%
71
71
71
71
71
*81
82%
*81
*89%
90
/' 78%
-
;
18%
3,300
*
y '
78%
82 Va
*81
82 V2
89%
89'A
*891/4
90
78
78%
77 Va
38% :
*37%
21
'20/
v
10
90
77%
17 Va
47
47
300
.
78%
14Va
17%
26%
90
V.
210
82%
90
141%
26%
26 3A
90
•
9%
*81%
78V4
89V4
26%
200
9,500
-
71
17%
14%
90
r
9%
37%
29%
-
14%
7.200
14,700
47
'2,100
26%
27Va
88 Va
-
5,800
~
90
33,400
.>350
10'/a V
9%
10%
9%
38
37%
37 Va
*37%
38
20 Va
19%
20
193A
29
/
55,800
V> 400
2,800
25 V8
25%
25 Va
14,300
38 Va
37%
38%
20,300
50%
50%
50%
50 VB
50%
51
50%
50 Va
51
51
*41%
42%
*41 Va
42 Va
*41
*43
43 Va
*43
43 Va
*41%
43
*47 Va
51%
51%
51%
48
*47 Va
48
*47%
*43
45
*43
44%
*43%
44%
45
45 %
45
45 Va
7%
7
7%
45
42
*41
*41%
46%
46 Va
*43
45
45'a
♦43
*42%
7%
17
16%
81%
16%
82%
*150
7 Vb
17
81%
15%
82
*150-,
156
156
81 %
*150
38%
40
35%
35%
35%
30%
*29 %
30 V4
*29%
39'A
38%
40
*87
39
89
*87
27%
465
■S'J:
7VB
16%
44
44 Va
44%
-142%
143%
5
30%
461
31%
*76
19%
53%
44%
142%
31 VB
_1
15%
7
Iowa
7
Island Creek Coal
4
118% Feb
16
May 11
44 % Jan
4
*75
19%
*19'a
108%
♦108%
54
15%.
13%
54
15%
*54%
16
15%
99%
100%
x99%
*90%
91 Va
*89%
13 ;"
13%
63
63
101%
90
13%
15%
*
15%
18,600
15 Va
83%
156
83
*107%
34
Electric
common
preferred
20
16
*33
43%
33%
34%
34%
35
40%
36%
19%
40
40
40
40%
,
1
37%
33%
37%
38%
35 %
35%
35
35
26%
120
26%
118
22%
22%
18 Va
xl7%
26%
118
22%
20
27%
'6,800
20,300
44%
31%
*75
111%
20,500
55%
2,300
7,800
21,900
15 Vb
61
.
104%
15%
100'A
99%
91%
♦
90
13%
61%
61%
107
102 /
34%
34 Va
90
-103%
1,300
2,300
45 %
*45
33 Va
*32%
42 VB
►44%
44 Va
45
*34 Va
3 5'a
34%
41%
1,800
34 Vb
41%
,
41
41%
36
36%
19%
19'a
19'a
39%
39 3A
39%
37%
38
35
35
26%
2,100
\ 34%
>32%
.
41%
26%
200
90
*13%
45
!
^
15%
100'A
61%
34%
*
20
13%
36%
22%
'700
19%
36%
118
610
55%
19%
,
:
12,800
80
110%
,40%
;
24,300
45%
141%
30%
20%
15%
"
41%
19%
22%
34 %
43%
40%
87%
474'A
55'A
99
46%
46
34%
41%
*35%
4,800
110%
*13 %
45%
,
1,800
.
41
140 Va
80 '
*89%
34
45 Va
36%
30'A
19%
91%,
107
*33
,
*
54%
100%
34
19%
26%
44Va
31%
"
46%
7,700
18,800
40%
103%
,
55
107
2*1 Vb
471
142
>75
110%-
34
40%
*118
87%
27%
31
80
108
36%
50c
40
474 Va
44%
141 VB
13%
19'/a
—Is
44%
62
40'A
i
Breaker Co
*29'A
89
27 Vb
464
142%
31 */2
13%
36%
Co!
36%
39%
*87
27%
62
10
Light Co
39%
30 'a
38%
89
34
34%
-
153
37
36%
464 V2
*107
108
84
*150
>
40%
*29%
39%
'
3~so
5
39%
30%;
63
/ *62
—__1
Light & Power Co
35% Apr
36% Jan
80
19%
90
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co_
4
30%
107 Va
99
No par
No par
44%
142
•
19%
34%
32% Mar
v/:'
142%
♦75
54. :
34%
25
2,500
'
27%
462
107%
.
43%
15
1,500
7%
'
36 3A
♦87
27%
44%
80
106 V2
common
&
45%
7%
7 ■??;
82 V4
♦150
40%
36
465 Va
30%
;
33%
Gas
340
44%
;45%
7
15'A
83
156
40
89
26%
■/
No par
com_No par
—
8ilver
80
45
44
43%
45
1,300
42%
47'a
.4,200
42
42%
47%
45
*43%
51%
51 Vb
*41
;
48
45
51%
*41 Va
42
44%
*43
-*43%
46
Circuit
19
*36%%
25%
42%
$6
600
36'a
33%
I-T-E
17%
26%
Telep
&
10,600
36%
25
Power
7,400
12,500
33
25%
25
Iowa-Illinois
'
'47
18%
20%
& Teleg-No par
International Utilities Corp com
5
$2 convertible preferred
25
Elec
..
39
35%
7% preferred
Iowa
29%
36%
5
Shoe.:
21
2,000
291/4
37%
*37%'
••
37%
—100
International
Jan
300
51%
Limited
Rys of Cent Amer
5
20
yi
14
42
33 Va
20%
20%
No par
5% preferred
24
8
27Va
37
42 %
32 Va
'
Jan
15
5,200
24
31%
38Va'
common-—7.50
Feb
38 '/a Jan
210
600
35%
22 Va
90
No par
preferred
International
25,200
25%
Mining Corp
Issued
36
May 20
56%
*13%
r
26%
loo
55
34
100
61
1
Paper
8
800
12,200
V
90% V
9%
100
International
Int'l
16%
61
•
%
com
Nickel of Canada
S4
34Vi
16 Va
68%
*
89%
No par
common
21
Jan
29%
90
10%'
'
27 Va
8
21 Va
29%
25 %
460%
6
28
50
2,100
*29%
35
preferred
When
3,100
30
25%
4% preferred
Int'l
85
83
44%
90
No par
Minerals & Chemical
International
'
43 Va
25 Va
5
39 'A Jan
115
78
*81
120
43%
x46%
100
Packers
4
Apr 29
■;
*81
47%
1
Harvester
7%
Int'l
500
16%
16 Va
*16
68
*34
34%
//
*34
32,500
79
43'A
29%
79
83
43 Va
83
47%
Corp
1
23
'80%
43'A
*81
47
Machines
36'A Mar
50% Mar 18
v
43
■
77%
•*9 %/.'.■ 10
10
50%
% % preferred
Business
2,800
36%
common
International
45% Apr
4
39% Mar 21
4
4
Interlake
Int'l
1,100
91/2
37%
51
Inc
19
2
39
Feb
19
11
31% Mar
2
37% Aug 21
6
50% Jan
145% Apr
19% Mar
45 Va
3
18
70 % Mar
31% Dec 29
Feb
6
34% Feb
21
May 20
28
28% Mar 19
90 Va Apr
474% May 19
4
33% Apr
7
44% Apr 28
30 Va Apr 25
Feb
80
82
81
42%
46%
39%
Insuranshares
4
153'a Jan
•'
80%
47%
*29'A
1
44% Jan
2
25
■1
9%
46%
l
30% Mar
8
Feb
407 % Mar
23%
9%!
37%
81
79
•
81
*
14%
._5
5
86
22
10
38%
34% Feb
Sep
* 79%
33%
29
Sep
78%
*35 Va
17
28
83%
10
'
No par
24
138
79
10
17 'A
No par
Co
29
7
38Va
81%
5
17%
Inspiration' Consolidated Copper—20
Apr
May 29
23 'A
91/2
*37Va
17%
1
Dec
31Va July
/>"■ 9%
15
100
95% Feb
488
2,500
Mexico
common
45'
2
6,300
3,500
26
preferred
Steel
45%
23
23
50
De
32
Jan
9%
38%
17%
100 pesos
Inland
'
50
A
86% Oct
25
23%
9%
*37%
'
14%
_50
27% Mar 26
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
23'A
23%
'
21
20
23%
•
22%
-
35 %
Industrial Rayon
July 23
34% Sep
23
45
22%
16,000"
15
Indianapolis Power & Light
12
74% Nov
55
23
15 Va
50
22% Jan
30
8
23-
17%
—50
25
5
43% May
45%
23
17%
preferred
8 Va Feb
17% Nov
July 17
45V4
14%
4.20% preferred
6
3,500
591/2
50%
4.70% preferred
4
11
14% May 11
.
.
47%'
25'/a
4.08% preferred—.
4.25% preferred
Industria Electrica
18
3,500
'
No par
common
38% Feb
41% Aug 13
1,100
126 Va
59
22%
18
r
47 %
*125
591%
23
17%
v
10
126%
59 Va
46
10
82%
90 /:
;
500
.
*
5
Feb
41
471/4
*125
"
Va Mar 18
10% Feb
V *46%
;}>13,/
5
Co
"
149
i
Idaho Power Co
May
25
68 Va
23 %
78%
73%
10
46
41% Oct
X67
22%
•
9%
85 %
*38 >
35
40V« Sep
36% Jun
69 JA
22%
22 V2
38%
29 Vb
50
24% May 12
5
28%
69
2,900
98
60%
9%
18%
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
17
3
24%
*23%
x281/4
1
5%
12
Jan
*23%
94%
28%
45%
46'A
23%
23 Va
37%:
9%
21
Apr
24
900
■
32,100
>
'
25 %
Jan
47
46%
*37 Va
33%
•/'■'.y. 89%
Apr
55% Jan
50
V
22%'
24%
29%
39%
41%
1
Power
31
"
ty
126 Va
59%
10%
5
Cement
40%
30%
-
94%
69
*125
60
*10%
100
Ideal
49
39%
31
24
:•
*81,
*89
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
48%
40Va
>28%
29 Va
46%
46 Va
10 %
;
49%
30 Va
_l
(Delaware)—
100
10
39%
;
>
*72%
.
89
103
:
28%
No par
Corp!
Co
45
18%
100
*87
*100%
*48 %
49 Va
68%
V
126 Va
22%
/■
37%
100
6,600
98
13 Va
50
_
24% Jan
~
.
29%
28%
21%
common—3
preferred
80 % Apr
14
1
28%
24
13%
Household Finance common—No par
3
May
par
30
28 Va
28
29
24
20 Va
41'A
32Va
85 Va
4%
*16%
101%
*95
14
39
*99%
/
20 Va
-
5
25
.
31% Apr
:
10
Chemical
11% Mar 30
40% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
26
4
16% May
93% July 30
9% Dec 31
Jun
11
30
12.50
~30
101%
:
23%
*28%
10
preferred—
7
*65% Jan 21
Mar 17
18
convertible
5%
v
July 13
50% Sep
Jan
88% May
22
18% Sep
13% Jan
84% Dec
77
*
30
Mar
Feb
41 V8 Jan
2
6
30
41
85%. Mar
Holly Sugar Corp common
88
*99%
30%
24 Va
: 11,900
86
88
101%
41
19%
10 %
5
Honolulu Oil Corp
37 % Jan
96% Jan
Co
53
2
28
Holland Furnace
32%
♦84
88 Va
102
30%
100
86
102
87 Va
40 Va
68 Va
-
21%
19%
61 %
100%
36%
27%
*13%
._50c
Homestake Mining-—
14
28
Corp
45 % Mar 21
30
Dec
pfd
Hotels
29 % Mar 25
Dec
Dec
13
6
Hilton
1
19 % Jun
85
28% Apr
;
4
May 19
36% Dec
i 77
1
May 17
37 % Jan
1
41
May 13
30% May 10
47% July 22
90 Va Apr 13
Jan
108
16
10% May 13
23
May 20
27
35
"
:
\
31%
83,000
103
*48%
59%
56%
'
21'A
19Va
61
100%
36 %
*27
5
Heyden Newport Chem
22% Oct
;
90 %
HertZ CO
28
15 Va Mar
3
13% Jan
2,800
30 «/4
89
31
46%'
106%
62
90%
preferred-—25
Ai.
28
29 %
69%
_10
—:
common
20% May 19
27
25y8Dec
July 29
2 1/12
common
Mar
5
No par
1
(W E) & Co___
29 Va
*87
41
*125
81
10
83%;
83
42%
29'A
34%
16%
.
*99%
67%
37%
83
*81
*42
>,29%
*34
16%
—25
—100
(H J) Co common
3.65% preferred
Heller
33
88 Va
49
♦95'
' 9%
.
87 Va
*100%
V 29 Va
22%
24 ;
-9%
37 %
78'A
10
:
1
Hayes Industries Inc
Jan
109'% Apr
1/
4%% preferred —-—a———50
35
4
——5
Marx
Hat Corp of America common
20
13
23%
5
Co
29%
681/4
'
46%
23 %
22%
*23%
91
103
29%
24
2412
46%
88 Va
30%
.
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100 .)
29%
68%
1.25
issued
When
Shares
25%
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32%
87
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48%
31 ;
2.50
Corporation-—:—
Harsco
the Week
25Va
68
28%
•
40%'
49 Va
41 Va
47 Va
48
*125
126%
59%
62%
100 /
.—1
Corp__
*66
*84
*84
29
30%
66%
com_—7.50
Refrac
——
Harris-Intertype
Hart
100
2.50
1
Co_:—
Organ Co
74% Jan
2
preferred
Paper
Harbison-Walker
6%
1
Co common
convertible
'.
—5
Printing Co
(W F>
100
iM
Well Cementing—5
Oil
32%
37
100
-
*100%
103
100
Hackensack Water—.
48 % Nov
49% Nov
20
32%
Friday
May 30
.
May 19
25
25%
28 Va
88 Va
.
*86
91
*86
100
fevS h H iii
48
49% May
51 Vb Jan
441/2 Feb
28'/a
Sales for
Thursday
68 Va
32%
32%
PRICES
25%
*67 Va
29%
28%
SALE
.
*87%
100
preferred—
$4.44 dividend preferred—
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred—
Gustin-Eacon Mfg Co
dividend
$4.40
x24%
Co—
—
dividend preferred—
HIGH
May 18
70
*67
69 Va
No par
8.33 Va
—
Oil Corp
States Utilities
Gulf
82
24% May
■
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
Wednesday
26%
25%
25%
•67
No par
preferred
Jan
37
May 17
25%
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
Gulf
72
94
Sep
15
9
Mar
89% Apr
32
Jan
■
Tuesday
May 16
Par
EXCHANGE
27% Mar 18
66
29
96
Dec
29
8
13
88
98
24% May 11
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
v
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
•
.
(2216)
20
*36
45 %
33%
-r
V
'
100
202.600
2,600
1,900
900
36%
2.800
18%
19
39 Va
39 %
39 %
900
37%
37 Vb
37%
37Va
35
35%
35%
35%
3,400
3,300
26%
118
*116
23
22
•
26Vs
118
26%
♦116
6,600
26%
60
118
24%
26%
158,200
17%
26%
17%
2,500
6,200
J
18% Dec
23% Jan
7
15% Nov
31% Jan
28
75
86
40
Dec
Sep
57
76% Nov
88
46% Dec
May 12
59
96
2
Dec
f8
40 Va Nov
23
For
27
43% Feb
8
20
Jan
12
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
Jersey Cent Pwr
footnotes,
21
76% Jan
22
44% Jan
13
60% May 20
88% Dec
103% Feb
22
16
59% Julv 2a
see page
26.
53% May
8% Mar
5
7
9
Feb
52 % Apr
'79
Jan
Apr
Jaeger Machine Co.
18% Jan
86
Va Apr 27
70% July 14
49 Va Feb
59% Jan
Feb
17% May 17
12% May 10
76 % Jan 26
13
6
ij
62
Jan
4
9
13% Feb
4
60'/a Apr 28
89% Jan
4
95 Va Mar
8
98% Jan
25
35% May 11
47% Jan
8
Jewel
Tea Co
Inc
17%
18%
15
13%
13 3A
13%
14
'80
81
81
81
81
83
common
1
45%
46%
46%
46%
10Q
46%
*78 %
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson <fe Johnson
preferred series A
Manufacturing
48%
80
*78 %
80
•78 %
81
1:7%
13%
*82
45%
*78 Va
18%
14
14%
15%
84
80
81
45%
45%
45%
80
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60%
Co
5
58%
59%
58 %
59
58%
60%
59'/a
60
59%
57%
56%
57%
57 Va
58
50c
9%
58%
60
9%
9 Va
9%
9%
common.10
—100
1
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9'A
67
66
68%
67%
69 Va
97
97
60%
67 VB
96%
97
97
97
98
98
39%
35%
36
35%
36%
60
9%
65%
35%
160
4,700
80
-IIII5
-
Jonathan Logan Inc—
Jones & Laughlin Steel
5%
17%
14
pfd—100
3%% preferred
Joy
18
-III
Lt 4%
&
.
.
9%
62
9%
66%
67
98
32,400
5,200
19,000
55,700
98
480
-
36%
36%
36
36%
4,000
Number 5953
Volume 191
.
The
.
NEW. YORK STOCK
for Previou*
Range
Year 11)59
NEW
YORK
21
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
May 17
the Week
Thursday
Friday
May 19
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 16
STOCK
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
lowest
(2217)
ine commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
.
May 20
May 18
Shares
K
65
Feb
9
931/4 Feb 10
42% Dec 31
107
Feb 10
37
120
73% Nov
79% Sep
Sep
82% Jun
85% July
86
72 % Sep
34% Nov
39% Feb
28% Jan
11 % Dec
Jan
86 % Jan
6
85% Feb
35
50
89
9 s'
31 % Feb
23
11
Jan
12
36
Apr
6
33
117% Feb
64
24
Apr
75
„
5
Jan
May
48 %
/ 50% July 31
63
Jun 29
Apr 18
100% Jan
38% Apr
29
74% Nov 25
62 % Feb
11
47% Aug 25
35 % Mar
9
27 % Mar
8
\ 38%
16
Aug
5
32% Nov 24
43% Mar
2
17% Sep
29
26% Mar
5
27 y« jun
18
34% Jan
Apr 29
18
6
:
;
17
33
22
30% Feb
-
28
6
20% Jan
2
*80%
83
*80 %
83
*80%
83
*90%
93
8
36% Mar
2
36-V Jan
5
341/2 Apr
7
27% Feb
15% Oct
21
23i% Nov
2
13% May
12
22
373/8 Jan
1% Jan
2
2
26 % Dec
2
6% Dec
30
31% Mar
18% Jan
25
573/4 Dec
2
4
4
41
Apr
10
22
Jan
29
57% Apr 29
10% Nov 23
"133/4 Jan
9
2
98% Oct
28
31
152
Mar
22
52%
78%
78%
78%
•493/4
491/8
49%
42
43
5
9
Lerner Stores Corp
Libby-Owens-Ford
145% Feb
19
5
7%
4
Jan
Lily
Link
4
el3/, Jan
Glass
14% Mar 23
123/4 Jan
4
191/8 Mar 23
Lionel
73% Nov
57% Jan
12
86% May 18
Litton
32% Jan
24% Sep 18
10% Mar
9
July
48
9
30
May 11
36% Nov
27
46% Jan
24% May 16
393/4 Jan
4
Lone Star Gas Co
26
112% Dec
7
1393/4 Jan
26
29% Jan
2
363/a Apr
15
96
Dec
16
104
791/4 Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
8
303/a Jan
13
4
96
Jan
21
100
14
80
Jan
8
87
Mar
Apr
90% Mar
.
6
81
Jan
2
Jan
131% Dec
31
142% Mar 25
130% Mar
36% Jun
26
44% Nov
151% Mar
34% Apr
(Ky)_No par
Nashville—
__50
/
conv
pfd
common
'
7%.
preferred
22
&
4
Lowenstein
911/2 Jan
5
4
Lukens
Jan
6
Lykes
21
Apr 29
17
15
,
preferred
G
Co
Louisville
July 29
5
100
100
___5
100
(P)
783/4 Jan
July 10
62 Ve May
series
20% Jan
88
22
6
series E
4.40%
Lorillard
23
9
25
104% Mar
series D
4.35%
26
10
100
100
.
__—
(M)
Steel
Co______
Steamship
Bros
203%
21i%
15%
14
15
33
333/4
32%
33 %
10,200
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30%
283/4
29%
30
301/a
5,300
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22%
33
22%
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Y
•
333/4
3%
29
28
16%
18%
10%
27%
5%
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20
18
231/2
53%
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18
10%
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36%
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114
37%
37%
97%
97%
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87%
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165
35%
35%
133
133%
42%
42%64%
64
17%
17%
69y8.
73%
17
17%
17%
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3,200
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13,600
29
12,700
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2
8,300
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40
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10%
103/a
2,300
2,500
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261/4
14,000
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48%
23%
233/4
23%
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53%
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543/8
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95/a
10,100
6
61/8
6
25%
2 5 3/4
463/8
47
23%
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2,000
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78%
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79i/4
143%
1441/2
144
143 3/4
260
49 3A
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50
511/4
30,800
48%
491/4
49
49%
4,600
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171/4
81%
851/4
81%
83%
104,200
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21%
233%
140,500
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22,000
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112
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.
19,800
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37
37
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112
18,700
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18
17%
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24
36%
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114
36% 37%
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*86
88%
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34% 35%
133
133
42
42%
64
64%
17% 17%
71%
73%
900
183/8
40%
V 78%
144
144
49 % 50'/8
48%
49%
15% 16
80
863/4
22% 24%
151/4 15%
* 24%
24%
36%
400
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10%
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273/a
23a/4
54%
9%
79%
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25%
200
291/a
171/4
19i/4
6%
26
23%
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22%
,
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48
15%
,
4,900
.
17%
29
40
10%
47
144
144
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49
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16
79
86
3,300
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29
17%
48
79%
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4
10%' 10%
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6,800
33
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10
5%
253/8
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33/4
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233/4
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79
64%
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10 v.
223/8
323/8
27%
48
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4
29
27%
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6
25
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22
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87
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-
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28%
22 %
28%
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21%
13%
33%
30%
__3.33%
Sons Inc
&
,
/
Louisville Gas & El Co
27
7
100
preferred
preferred
series B
44% Mar 23
Nov
71% Jan
18% Nov
4.25%
134% Mar 24
15% Jan
€9
5%
Apr
preferred
conv
21%
16%
30 %
3%
120
21%
15
,
10
common
4
383/4 Feb
,
8
9
39 % Feb
1
61% May 11
23
Apr
159% May 10
34 Ve May 18
1
Corp
Long Islandj Lighting Co com
May
89
27
3
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
135
36% Dec
4.84%
37% May 17
20
128% Jan
8
Jan
117
Feb
111
Cement
5,600
79
32%
24%
4
Star
900
423%
79
16%
30%
20»/8
JL
Lone
28%
42%
21%
33
16%
793/4
Lockheed Aircraft Corpjf.
Loew's Theatres Inc
Jl
28i%
■'
79%
;
19%
213/4
50
4
4
79
301%
>' 16%
15%
30% Jan
16% Mar 24
-
30i%
32%
77%
23% May 17
17
80
42 %
42%
42%
.
29V2
*28
28 3/8
28
19%
16%
491/2
18% May 11
2,000
19%
213/e
1
393/4 Apr
8
171/4 July 10
37% Jan
5
42
301/4
331/4
23%
24%
541/2
55%
91/2
9%
79%
80%
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144%
493/4
501/2
5
41
18%
16%
2%
7
9,100
40%
30
10%
5
500
73%
19
27
-
•
21
Feb
39%
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303/s
16y8
183^
28% Sep
14
40
39
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25
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2,100
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39-
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301/4
22:
48
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73
23i%
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29
23%
23,600
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16%
2.50
13
21
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11,200
23%
72%
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r
33
5
Nov
4,200
46%
72
42'
303/B
10%
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51%
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223/4
42
221/2
Y
•
100
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..17%
10%
5%
25
Co
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s/8
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41
preferred
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18%
,
40%
Libby McNeill & Libby„_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
781/B
50 "A
44
383/4
40
393/4
29%
No par
13
61
79%
79%
1
15
4
41%
—5
11 % Jan
Jan
42:'
'30%
v
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Products
79%
50%
23 >/8
72,
723/4
;
39%
21%
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7,400
3,500
^
43
383/4
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32
v.
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52% Jan
Fink
28%
.
52 %
"
17%
5
pfd
72
723/4
40
79%
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4,900
363%
36
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49%
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2nd
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39"
38%
41%
1
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2,900
78 3/8
t
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223/4
393/8
28%
,
4
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehman Corp
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.
72%
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42
39%
10
common
•
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39
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;
49%
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78%
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63
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25
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&
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911/2 Jan
140
423/4
52
70% Jtfn-22
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42%
36
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1
42
51%
1
25
28
64,300
36%
100
Lehn
May
1,600
13%
513/4
Sutherland Paper Co
&
36i%
13
35%
78% May 19
5
-
631/2 Jun
Apr 29
51 % Apr
77% Aug 27
14
29% Jan
7
243/a Dec
7
15
36 »/8
13%
52%
& Co—_a
Rubber
50c
7% Jan
363/4
13
36
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
141/4 Mar 11
36%
133/4
51%
271/4 Jan
4
36
35%
30
81/4 Jan
46%
51 %
29
5% May 11
46 3/4
36%
2 3/8 Feb
12
46%
49%
6
27
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35%
Lehigh Coal .& Navigation Co
:_10 Y
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com__
1
48% Apr
47
1
.
75
46%
74%
41%
;
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89
743/8
353/4
41%
Lee
4
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74
141/8
Mfg Co__
Gas
85
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41
6
3% Mar 11
91
110
353/4
40%
6
24'Zj Jan
29
*86
50
92%
73%
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91
72%
*35
353/4
14%
4
93/8 July 13
22
Lear
*35
40 %
13 % Jan
v
353/4
-
731/4
72%
40%
30% Jan
10% Jan
Jan
4
-
91
1
1
10
27
15% July
5% Jan
25
32
*86
86
*86
723/4
90
r
80%
*82%
13%
^
Mar 15
17% Apr
8
20
3 % Apr
15% Jan
2
Jan
20 % Jan
.
86
36
Apr
30% Mar 23
18
10% Feb
29
17
*83
•13
4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
l
8
86
353/8
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11
*83
1,700
76
*91
473/8
33
Jan
91%
133/4
22%. May 16
May 16
*91
35%
27% Mar 11
4
91%
91
46%
18% Feb 10
13
*83
91
53%
80%
35%
22
3% Jan
82
47%
22
4% Mar 11
*80%
35%
23% Jan
17
86
;
8.75
y Kroger Co
K V P
123
53%
*741/2
76
46%
(E' J) Inc—;
(S S) Co__..i—__
(S
*1153/4
53%
.
76
91%
,72%
No par
preferred
Krofehler
91%
*35
50
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kress
,
*86
.
"
Co
Kresge
•
-
*83
100
No par
Kennecott Copper _^____~II_No par
Kern County Land Co_x—.
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common:
1
4%
120
123
*52%
78
?.
Korvette
12
34% Jan
13% May 19
:
Kendall
.
,
Jan
/,
53
*76
*112
*1153/4
53
78
Royal Dutch Airlines—IlOOG
Koppers Co Inc common..
:_L10
■19% Mar 22
-
122
53
*76
KLM
'46% Jan
4
,82% Apr 11
/
29% Mar
7
20% May 20'
,
*115%
121
*52%
121
20,900
200
115
115
*1153/4
100
/•King-Seeley Corp
7
24% Jan
57
43% Jan
/
122
78
preferred
4.35 preferred
Kansas City Southern com
4% > non-cum preferred-
v
4%% conv prior preferred.i Keystone Steel & Wire- Co—
5
27
m
.
*116%
53
34% Jan
19% Oct 21
6
28% Nov
Oct
Apr
'46% Jan
A 74% Apr
31% Jan
*
25 % Apr
48
6
:
Jan
77-
Nov
140% Dec
;
4
14% Feb
26
.21
80% Jan
6
8
52% Jan
-
700
H61/4
53
Kelsey Hayes Co—:.
24%
;
100
47i%
_ioo
Kayser-RothCorp—_,
Kellogg Co Y___
*
55% Jan
25
Feb
"
6
22% Jan
85
3
19
May 17
46%
1013%
*453/4
100
•(Kansas Gas & Electric Co
: Kansas
Power & Light Co_
50% Jan
31% Apr 20
54% July 22
39% Apr
7
-51% Mar 13
4
56% Jan
42
% 35
36
19
9
47% May 11
;
45%
101 3/4
47
*76
*115%
.100
preferred
4.50%
preferred"
4.20%
28
70% Apr 21
47
103
*45%
115
\
% May 16
42% May 20
/
453/8
*100%
453/4
115
4%
8
14
41% May 12
48%
103%
4534
46
1
Apr 13
36% Feb
47%
*100%
461/4
46
29
79% Jan
-
4
4
263/4 Sep
20
7
6
Sep
Jan
-.
28
47%
1031/2
*110
103%
46
1
13% Dec
30% Nov
21% Sep
preferred
9
Jan
*100%
preferred100
4% % (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
Jan» 11
33% Nov
29
3% Dec
3.80%
463/8
*100%
47
45%
100
convertible
47% May
36% May;
13% May
.;
4%%
33%
preferred
50
92 % Mar 24
2
43% Feb
Sep':1 4
Jan
13
Corp
preferred
87
9
68% May
12
38% Aug 28
convertible
4%%
Apr.'
85
Chem
&
4% %
53% May
6
Alum
5
77
82"% Mar 18
5
Mar
93
125
8
25
80% May 20
27
May 20
88% Feb
July 27..
41% Feb 17
51% Sep 22
90% Oct
7
45% Oct
I '
44% Oct
7
22 % Sep 28
43
Jan. .1 ■
59
Apr
1
26% Jan
2
27% Jan
2
37% Oct 22
Dec
Mar
74
89% Feb
34
77
45
Kaiser
6
May
122% Jan
Apr 22
17
92% Jan
98
47
111 % Mar 15
Mar 11
6
111% Jan
114 %
57% Apr
82
54"% Jan
12
July 27
130
18
25
23
19
10
21
5
13
2
28
42% Jan
July 27
135
461/2 Oct 20
9
98% Mar 17
24
Feb
48
Nov 23
107
39% Mar
July 27
July 8
117
5,900
100
■
37%
37%
*96%
98
98
10,400
37%
98
363/4
30
*851/2
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84%
88
86
87
'158
163
*161
620
85%
*86
166
,350
44,800
36
353/8
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35
,
132
290
42
421/s
42%
43
3,900
65
66
66%
66 3/i
4,400
132%
1323/4
132
..
17
171/a
17%
4,800
721/4
691/4
10 V*
15,000
17%
17%
17 »/s
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171/2
171/a
17%
2,800
M
28% Sep
118
28
35
Jan
22
116
3
,32y4 Jan
6
,50% Dec
21
44% Oct
26
-47% Dec
21
37
Jan
123% Jun 1
2
201/a Jan
47% Oct
78
1
32% Nov
4
35% Nov 20
3% Dec
31
•
18
4
7
79
16% May
■403/8 May 17
#
14
21/4 Mar 16
5
223/4 Mar 16
6
33
Jun
1
18
7% Jan
26
7
21% Dec
9
231/2 Jan
2
28% July 30
44'/4 Nov
4
2
27
32% Jan
14
34
46
'1
11
Oct
6
May 19
Dec
22
Dec
16
651/8 Nov
9
71% Dec
11
93% Jan
81
4
.29% Jan
22
5
40V4 Jan
6
May
May 19
443/4 Feb
10
89 % Jan
26
36
17
4
Apr 12
30% May 18
72
Jan
19
771/2 Apr
19
653/4 Jan
4
691/2 Apr
6
no
Jan
12
18% Jun
9
31% Dec
.7
Jan
2
42
Oct
30
Feb
10
53
July 24
13% Dec
31
193/4 Feb
2 6'A
33
May 20
29
20
80 '/a Feb
29
39% Jan
4
76 Ve May
231/4 May 10
13
31 i/a Jan
July" 16
May
651/4 Feb
31
-
16 Ve Apr
33
Dec
24
371/4 Sep 21
50
Nov
18
40
Feb
10 i/a
Sep
11
7
Apr
27% Dec
10
87
Dec
251/2 Nov
23% Jan
78
Dec
For
24
8
51
Feb
2
22% May 18
8
20
24 i/b May 17;
24 3/i May
2
44% May 18
5
11
1/
28
29
35% May 20
171/4 Apr
95% Mar 26
86% Feb
29,
17
29% Oct
26
241/4 Apr
7
2
29'% Dec
22
30
85'% Apr
footnotes,
*
7
see page
25 3i Mar 10
77% Jan
26.
8*
453/4 Jan
83
J1
May 20
18% Jan
31% Jan
11
12
35% Jan
4
46
Jan
18
9
Jan
4
28% Jan
15
Jan
7
48
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
88
29 % Jan
5
81% Apr
7
38
118
*115
39%
*115
46
46
39%
40
39%
403/a
fe2
82
82%
82
82
16%
17 3/s
10
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46
26%
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1,200
.
30
118
j. 373/8
46%
38%
11,100
1,100
46%,
6,300
40
40%
40%
403/a
*81
81%
81%
81%
60
163/4
17
163/4
17%
16,400
37%
•
39%
37%
383/4
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17%
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16%
37%
38 Ve
37%
393/4
38
40 %
49%-
51%
49
50%
493/4
49%
42,400
50%
48%
48%
415/a
40 %
415%
40%
41%
7,900
41%
40%
41
40%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
1,400
2%
*2%
2%
23/4
2%
5%
5%
5
53/8
5
5%
*5%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
400
*17-/;
17%
*17
23%
233/8
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Manning, Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Oil Exploration..
1
24%
x24
23%
24%
23%
4%
4%
15%
15%
143/4
16
143/s
15%
15
6,700
17%
143/B
Products—1
Corp—___1
—5
16 Ve
24%
25
24%
24%
10,600
24%
24%
25
24%
243/4
24%
223/4
27
22%
25%
276,800
203/4
26%
20 %
24%
19%
23
—1
—4
41%
413/4
41
41%
41%
1,300
43
42%
41
42 %
50%
51
50%
50%
50%
51
Copper
Magma
Magnavox Co
& Co__!
Manati Sugar Co__—
(P R)
Mallory
No par
Mandel Bros
'Manhattan-Shirt
5
—
Maracaibo
Maremont
Automotive
Midland
Marine
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
———100
preferred
41/4%
—:1
No par
Co
Corp
1947 series
No par
preferred
No par
preferred 1959 series—100
$3.75 pfd
$3.40
33/4
Maytag
Co
MCA
No par
Inc
McCall
r-
No par
—No par
Common
preferred ——
—3
50
Corp
McCord
$2.50
.——
—:
Corp
McCrory-McLellan
25
381/4 May 10
32% Dec 29
20'/a Jan
41% Jun
9
15% Feb
18
13
Mar
15
49
10
21% July 17
403/4 Jan
8
Feb
Dec
3
38% May 20
4
473/e Apr
72
18
34% May
Feb
13
5
483/4
76 % May 16
441/2 Jan
47% Jan
5
94 % Feb
Feb
7
3
40 3/s
26%
21%
*27
27%
118
82
(w
May Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 seiies_Nopar
Mar 31
*27
*115
39%
preferred
Masonic
5
27
116%
(R H) Co Inc com____No par
41/4% preferred series A.
_100
Madison Fund Inc
—1
Martin
9
39 V*
Macy
6
49% Jan
116
5
38% Jan
77 % May
Dec
-100
48% May 18
7
29
8% Feb
27
Mar 28
5
221/4 Mar
9
93
441/2 Mar
351/4 Mar 25
14
52% Apr
721/2 Jan
1
Mar
54'% Jan v6
Mar 26
9
I7ye Dec
191/4 Mar 17
18% Jan
24
54
8
Apr 22
25
Apr
Feb
371/4 Jan 30
4% Jan
4
18
38
58
47% Jan
22
43% Nov
771/2 Dec 31
32i/e Nov 18
29% Sep 10
7
51/2 Jan
271/2 Dec
44
19
51"% May 17
27% Jan
41
721/4 Mar 17
82
19
32y, Sep 22
30
Mar 25
241/4 May 16
623/4 May u
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
81
4
263/4
common^-10
Forbes
&
preferred
51/4%
17
Apr 13
14
Jan~12
51% Dec
Jan
59% Jan
7 %
6%
Mack Trucks Inc_
4% Mar 15
23 Ve
17
593/8
May 11
>16 '/4 Feb
MacAndrews
5
19% Jan
,
"
30
4% Dec
161/4 Dec
Oct
83
3
71/4 Jan
;
Mar 25
52% Jan/ 6
403/4
4
9'% Jan
•
49% Feb
17
31% Feb
<
22% Nov
42% Jun
Jan
r
34'/4 May 10
2
50% Dec
122
6
May
37% Mar
21
29% Jan
8
19
361/8 May
-
Mar 17
40% Dec
5% Sep 23
151/4 Jan
5
68
Jan
44/
•
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
78% Sep 30
17% Oct 14
Mar
26
9
Sep
.,
Stores
Corp
50c
common
convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc—.—1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5
3 %%
When
issued
2.50:
—
McGraw-Edison Co—:
McGraw-Hill
Publishing
—1J
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (A G) & Co
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc
9
McLean Trucking. Co
1McQuay Norris Mfg Co
—10
Mead
—5
Corp common
4%%
Medusa
preferred (1st series)—100
Portland Cement—_Nopar
Melville Shoe Corp common—
-4%
preferred
series
B
1
—100
16%
V
503/4*93
51
94%
4%-
*42
50%
*93
5
5
5
.
17%
17%
24
24
51
94%
-
4%
45/8
,
*93
17%
24%
43A
45/8
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94%
45%
■
48%
443/8
44%
45%
45%
31%
31%
31 %
3l3/4
30%
31%
44%
453/4
44%
45%
45
45'%
76
76
42%
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76
*75
75
*74
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68%
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68%
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76%
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763/4
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36%
37 %
36%
36%
36%
31%
32%
31%
31
32%
32
34%
333/4
i333/4
33%
50
*48
50
13%
13%
13%
13%
77%
77%
77
77
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13%
24%
25%
24%
38%
39
405/a
39%
19%
19%
20%
19%
39%
40
39%
76%
77%
75%
18
18%,
18
18%
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25%
24%
24%
253/e
25%
25%
26
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
7%
7%
73/s
7%
17%
18 Ve
17%
173/4
173/4
37%
36%
37%
36%
26
88
*86 3/4
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25
24%
24%
243/4
26%
27%
26 3/4
26 %
78%
79
27%
79%
26%
78%
783/8
79
33%
33%
400
50
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13%
50
6,800
14%
14
7634
76%-
77%
24%
24%
26'A
44
40%
42%
57,400
22
20%
21%
78,100
40
39
39%
9,600
77%
78%,
83
3,500
18%
18%
18%
25
24%
25
3,200
25%
25%
25%
1,000
44%
44%
443/4
4,400
200
.
4,500
800
3,400
7%
7%
7%
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17%
*173/4
17%
800
36%
363/4
35%
363^
12,000
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88
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87
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25
87
24,600
7%
88
25
9,800
38 5/8
33
44%
37
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32%
36%
25%
18
37
31%
24%
7%
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32%
37%
10
18 3/8
44%
7%
5.000
76%
24%
25
20
37%
39
18%
24%
76%
37%
21%
763/4
77 '
*75%
42%
401/8
763/4
76%
37%
13%
22%
40%
67V2
24%
44V4
18%
39%
67%
763/4
24%
37%
60
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773/4
25%
30
75%
75%
68 %
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13%
24%
15,500
75%
32
50
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3,700
45%
34%
33%
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31%
45
75
37%
35%
*33%
31%
*74
31%
45%
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333/4
30%
2,600
158,800
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37%
32%
30%
46%
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76%
32%
43%
94%
75
68 %
76%
47%
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1,300
4%
45
75%
76%
94%
4%
600
30%
76
75
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4%
41
25
♦241/2
25
26%
26%
78
78
261/B
26%
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79
——
—
800
7,300
100
22
Lowest
Highest
30% May 16
29% Jan
7
38
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
73
Jan
71
Nov
17
85
Feb
70
Jan
44
% Jan
B
70
Dec
14
58% Mar
16% Nov
18
22% Feb
25
13
34% Jan
26
6
27% Jun
15
Jun
82% July
37
6
5
8
78
1
8
68% Jan
7
May 10
18% Feb
23
25
74% Jan
98
Mar 13
88
Mar 31
87
Apr
84
28
75% Nov 30
74% Nov 12
58% Dec
2
93
Apr
18
81% Apr
18
Jan
4
93
5
75% Apr
19
78% Mar 23
Apr 12
28
25% Mar 16
33
Jan~23
39% Jan
68
2
83% Jan
2
33% Dec 29
40% Jun
15% Oct
24% Mar 20
92
9
111% Jan 28
18% Feb
88
27
30
16
182% Dec
16% Jan
28
38
Mar'i
14
39
Jan
33% Jan
2
35% Oct
20
19% Nov
25
16
49 % Apr
29% May
31% Dec 23
41% Mar
Dec
*88
90
77
♦76%
78%
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73 Va
73%
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51
53%
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30%
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30
30
30
30
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25%
24
25%
23 3/8
24%
23%
167
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169%
171
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174
18
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18 %
18%
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26
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18%
26%
263/4
127/b
12%
123/4
202%
203%
67%
202
68 3/8
20% May 17
37% Jan
4
Mission
3
22% Jan
4
Mission Development
Mar 10
33% Jan
4
Mississippi
200
67
69
67%
68
67 3/B
68%
30%
31
30%
31%
30%
31%
30 VB
30%
30 VB
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
33
33
327/a
20%
19%
19 s/b
19%
Paper
2.50
No
par
18%
1
Corp
28%
1
27%
28
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6,500
8,200
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;
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17,700
6,600
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30
12,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
163/4
" 173/4
17%
19%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Vb
31 ®/8
31%
10
Corp
14,100
?19%
28%
29
134,100
<68%
30%
5
Co
Fuel
27%
28%
27%
28%
19%
20%
18%
18%
!/
-204
.
No par
—.
Ontario
1,700
.19%
26%
12%
•:.<r-V'
205
202
203
X199
205%
163%
18%
•
50
•
26
-
•:5
30
800
<
24%
164%
164
18%
25%
200
*54
*90%
30%
1
30
7,600
25,300
51
54
*90 Va
91%
*50 Va
51
91 Va
53%
91
91
90%
50%
53 %
51
53
53
No par
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp
'
f-l:'■
293/4
No par
.
16
92
74%
53
300
78%
*76%
*76%
10
River
79%
90
77
90
•77
32 VB
4%
4%
4%
5
40%
4%
39%
40%
12,200
6,600
9
48% Jan
6
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co
6.25
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
39%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30 VB
30%
193/a
193/8
19
19%
19
19%
1,000
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
34,400
24
Jan
30
Apr 28
39
Jan
15
17
Feb
20
1"
Sep 21
29
80% Mar 11
12
9
15
Jan
19% Jan
13% Jan
9% Jan
20
38% May
55% Jan
4
26% Mar
30% Apr
21% Jan 25
28
Monarch
11
Mar
2
Apr
25
23
24% Feb
24
42% Apr 29
11% Mar 4
Feb
21% Mar
24
Monon
7
27% Nov
May
14% Jan
17
79
22% Dec 24
Feb
3
7
Apr
Morrell
9
24
Dec
23
16
25% Sep 22
24% Jan
2
Apr 28
23% Jan
Jan
20
22
May
9
28% Jan
37
July 8
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
50% Jan
9
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
31% Feb
9
48% Jan
4
9
28% Jan
133/8
*12%
68%
*76%
77
•
133/4
123/4
133/4
•
123/4
13
133/4
14
13%
13%
10%
10
10
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
8%
1,100
40%
41%
40%
41%
403/8
41%
40%
41 Va
x40%
41%
57,000
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28 3/8
28 %
28 'A
5,700
4,700
2
*9%
10 %
8%
8
8
8
*10
10y8
IOVb
10 %
5
27%
27%
No par
Utilities
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
28%
28 %
*27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28
28
27
28%
27%
28
26%
27
263/a
28
27%
28%
36,800
45%
47
45 %
46%
45%
46%
45 Va
46%
45%
46%
18,600
12
-4,400
Co
1,000 lire
1
No par
Lines
12
12
10
34%
3
Co_
&
issued
169%
3
.
86
20%
•113/4
12
11%
12
34%
171%
1753/,
86%
85%
87%
85%
89%
20%
20%
20%
7,300
9.500
86 Va
87%
5,900
207/s
86%
21
33 Va
1733/4
87%
171%
35
172%
203A
33
333/4
33%
172%
34%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
33 VB
168%
34%
171
1,000
174
Products Corp
5
21 %
203/4
207/a
3,700
Wheel
Corp
5
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
2,700
Co
1
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23
223/4
223/4
23
23%
5
36%
37%
X37%
37%
37
37%
*36%
37
36%
36%
1,400
1
51%
51%
51%
51%
51 %
51 %
51%
51%
51
51%
1,700
253/e
25%
25%
5,300
57
57%
4,700
Mueller
37% May 16
53% Mar 1
24% Mar
♦12%
*67
77
133/B
*76%
Motor
22
2
1334
Motor
4
32
77
133/4
1,800
*9%
Inc
When
68%
♦76
13%
i;
*13%
Co
shares
(John)
Motorola
*67%
76
Mining & Chemical—
Moore-McCormack
4
68
76
13%
v.
13%
67%
67%
*67
68
5,700
6,100
:
,
No par
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
.89% May 18
25% Jan
4
18% Mar 21
6
American
19
178
9%'
4%
25
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
4
47% Jan
19
140
53% Jan
7. /.'■ /'
;
No Par
Montana Power Co
22
v-
77
13
class A
B
Monsanto
28
*67
*76
:
Machine Tool
RR
Class
29% Mar 25
8
31% Apr
Dec~30
29% Jan
100
preferred
100
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
6
May
7
Inc
1.25
3%%
4.20%
4
10
174%
10%
87% Mar 23
Jan
53% Dec
12% Oct 27
10 %
75
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
3
Xl9%
10%
Mohasco
Montecatini
7
19%
10%
Missouri Public Service Co
11
11% May
12% May
19
29% Aug 31
14
*19%
18
35 % Mar
27% Dec 28
_1
common__5
Apr
Industries
.
30%
19%
15% Jan
18% May 28
8
RR
9% May 19
65% Jan 18
27
14% May 28
56% July 27
2
43% Jan
&
*88
*88
2,200
10.500
<<■;'-;/
90
37% Mar
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
18% Nov 23
11% Dec 22
Feb
issued
Minnesota
*88
29%
Corp of Amer
Mining & Mfg_
When
4
36% Mar 31
90
*88
43/4
39%
Jan
16
Minn
79
65 %
26%
' '78%
4%
16
2i
78 Va
4%
70
57%jan
263/4
78 Va
4%
9
40% Feb
65
27%
77%
5
68% Jan
8
12% Nov 24
20% Oct
653/4
26%
*77 %
Missouri-Kan-Tex
60
20% Jan
65
79
26
79
6
18% Apr
22
65%
27
25%
6% Jan
8
Jan
64%
26
64
63
•77%
100
V, 73%
Corp
Chem
&
common
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
'
10
8
12,900
5
Jun
38% Jan
11
71% May 13
27% May 18
30
2,600
13%
*77%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
5
' May 13
33% Jan
17% May 12
16% May
653/4
13%
3% May
Jan
12% Jan
Jan
214
May 11
4
Jan
17
Oil
Minerals
Corp
preferred
1st
Midwest
May 16
24% Jan
Jan 29
4
4
26% May 20
Apr 19
31% Feb 24
16
65
133/4
2
8
15
17
174
8
19
64%
13%
52% May 25
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
4% Sep 23
41% Jan
8
34
Jun
8
28
22
63%
13%
31,900
80
1
5
100
Enterprises Inc
5%%
26% May 16
161%
64
13 %
*75
10
Inc
Utilities
Midland-Ross
17
8
65
31% Apr
31% Dec
Feb
2
12% Mar
23
Midland
3
93
17% May 10
19% Mar 23
4
20% Feb
8
Jun
5
Middle South
22
May
123% Feb
July 21
29% July 29
31
Jan
Jan
59% Feb
8
17% Mar
2
150
9
20% Sep 21
14% Dec
2
111% Jan
Feb
58
May 11
50% Mar
63%
13%
80
*75
•
—
29% May 18
50
Dec~16
60% Nov 12
63%
13%
26%
13
Jan
62
13%
63%
15
4,800
64%
25%
23
Shares
89
13%
62%
Feb
80
88 %
63
80
♦75
5
Co
90
*75
88%
32
89
31
85%
the Week
77
Mesta
Machine
*31
31
Friday
May 20
31 %
31%
May 19
31%
31%
89 VB
90%
86%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35%
preferred series
___100
3.85% preferred series
—100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45%
preferred series
100
Miami
Copper
5
81
56%
31
Co
Linotype
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
May 17
Sales for
Thursday
May 18
77
No par
_1
12.50
preferred
Mergenthaler
Monday, May 23, 1960
85%
4
5
86
3%
16%c
4
75% Feb
75% Jan
99% Mar 11
33% Jan
$3.50
Inc
Co
Inc
Jan
32
83% Jan
28
84% Dec 30
Co
&
70% Jan
3
Apr 25
15
88% Apr
Apr
Merck
Far
common
Stores
Mercantile
21
90% May
59% May
1
Mar 19
74% Dec 22
Dec
2
EXCHANGE
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
May 16
30%
30%
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Tear 1969
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Prertow
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
53% Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2218)
Brass
Munsingwear
Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
8
43% Jan
8
57'A May 20
Myers
12% Feb
1
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
57%
57
57
56 %
57
57
57
43%
No par
25
57
10
(F E) & Bros
•
45%
42%
44%
41%
433/8
42%
43%
;
1,200
13% Nov
19% July 16
45% May 12
NAFI
Corp
l
9
12
Mar 30
50% Sep 15
16% Dec 23
15% Jan
21
Natco
Corp
5
13
13 %
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
34% May 6
47
May 16
54% Jan
4
National Acme Co
1
47
47%
12
Apr 27
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
1
12%
13
13
13
12%
12%
12 VB
12 3/B
12%
13%
'3.900
5
26%
26%
27
27%
28
29
28%
29
28%
2 8 3/4
6.300
593A
19,200
5
12% Nov 10
18
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
142
8
Dec
22
Sep 10
Jan
56% Dec
30
164% Apr
14% Jan
25% Apr
12
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
80
Jan
3
25
29
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
May 18
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
59% May 19
5
12
153% May
5
8% May 11
11% Mar
1
National
17
67
Jan
6
4
31
May
Can
57%
57%
59%
58
150%
1491/2
149%
150
10
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
834
5
61%
63
59 %
61%
60 %
61%
60%
61 %
60%
1
27%
29%
27%
28%
28%
29
27%
28%
27%
5
51%
52
51 %
52
51%
52%
51 %
52%
51%
51%
12,600
28%
29%
29
29%
25,800
Corp
12
44% Jan 20
52% May 18
National Dairy Products
7
35% Jan
11
Natl Distillers
6
28% May 11
90% May 12
Jan
11
21
21% May 11
24% Jan
11
4%% pfd series of 1951
National Fuel Gas Co
51% Feb
59
Jun
Apr
24% Jan
1
52% Sep 24
84
Nov
104
145
71
Jan
97% Feb
26
9
132% Aug
3
10
109%
Jan
159
3
144% Jan
5
153
134% Mar 12
Apr 14
120% Jan
19
127
Jan
2
22
Mar
89
Aug 18
Aug 28
2
44
37% Dec
3
38% Dec
74% Jan
7
23% Dec
15
18% Feb
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
24% Mar 25
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
13% Jan
14% Nov
7
24
5% Nov 24
Dec
Apr 29
91
85% May 10
30 %
8
31%
4
24
10% Mar 24
"
6
Natl
&
Jan
14
20% Jan
National
Tea
Jan
4
National
Theatres
Apr
18
National
Vulcanized
7% Jan
1
4
13
15
Natomas
25
7
14% Mar
Mar 10
27% Mar
8
34 % Jan
37% Mar
9
40
Jan
Natus Corp
Neisner Bros
4
Neptune
19
Jan
21
2
21% Jan
19
19% Jan
4
22
21
Feb
86 % Apr
30
75% Jan
6
82
34% Oct
5% Dec
29
33% Oct
6
29
10% Jan
24
20% Jan
38% Feb
29% Mar
17
Dec
25% Dec
11
-71% Dec 29
'33%
65
69
74
Dec
27% Nov
Sep
Dec
23
Dec
21
91
Sep
17
19% Sep
16
34
Jun
64
OO
Jun
67
Dec
Dec
79 % Dec
79% Dec
99% Feb.
4
11% Mar
29% May
Jan
4,100
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*32
32%
400
75%
73%
75
73%
75%
74
74
74
74%
7,600
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18
5,700
163/4
163/8
16 %
1
1
Co
7%
23
16%
16%
16%
7%
163/8
7%
22%
8
23%
22%
7%
22
*
16 %
5,500
7%
7%
73/4
7%
73/4
17,800
22 VB
22%
22%
22 VB
22%
3,600
16%
5%
5%
4,200
19
183/b
183/4
25.800
13%
13%
700
31%
31%
5.700
38%
383A
1.300
5%
5%
5%
53/8
18%
19%
18%
19%
183/s
19%
18%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
.13%
30%
31%
31
31%
31 %
313/4
31%
31%
38
39
39
39 %
39%
39%
38%
38%
5%
Co
5
,
common_NcTpar
100
Pr & Lt Co 4%
75%
pfd_100
*74
75%
20%
20%
*82
83%
60%
61%
1
33%
34
Brake
5
24%
25%
24%
No par
22%
23%
22%
15
36"%
37"%
No par
100
4%
4%
1
22%
23
par
24%
26
Chicago & St Louis Co__
•73%
75
*20%
20%
83%
*82
80
75
20 Vb
14,300
20%
'I
83%
61
62 34
83%
62%
60%
*82
63
66%
36
17,500
9,900
34%
,
1
343/,
35 %
343/4
35%
35
24%
34%
-
74
20%
*82
62%
60%
*73%
733/4
20%
83%
10
Dock
5%
5%
20%
75%
20%
♦82
16%
13%
5%
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III
Preferred 5 % series A
York Shipbuilding
Corp
N Y State Electric Gas
Corp—
Common
No
New
Mar 22
Mar
4
$3.75
preferred
243/B
25
24%
25%
24%
25%
23%
22%
23%
23%
.24%
24%
25%
3,700
57,800
37
38
37%
387/B
37%
38%
63,800
4%
4%
1,300
9%
1,100
4,500
36%
37%
4%
4%
3.40%
;
9%
99% Jan
preferred
*74
35
69%
69%
3.60%
preferred
100
72
72
3.90%
preferred
_100
78
78
5
4.10%
preferred
100
84%
*104%
41% Jan
48
8
Jan
11
5
16% Apr 28
23% Mar 31
19% May 20
38% Mar 8
0%
5
-
4
preferred
preferred
•82
105
98
*104 %
-
18%
98%
18%
•
*104%
105
'183/8
983/4
22
*21%
22
*21 %
12%
•12
33%
123/8
800
37%
193,500
43%
44'A
6,200
28%
5
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107
t
*
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663A
28%
80
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103
*108
108%
*108
108%
107
*105%
107 Va
105%
105%
39'/«
40%
40 VB
42%
25%
253/b
25%
290
9,100
103
108%
25%
28%
*102
*108
403/4
657/a
28%
65%"
103
108 %
39%
21%
437/4
65
40%
99%
43
67
39%
33
98%
35 Vb
28 3/b
5
19%
33
*11%
28%
*107%
*19%!
'
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106%
26%
11,900
'
25%
25%
72
72
•72
72%
•72
72%
72
71
71%
•82
83%
*82%
83%
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83%
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83%
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83
*81
82%
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82%
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84
*82
253/4
71%
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82 %
82%
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-
86
*85
86
83%
84%
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*84
85%
*84
86
84
84
32 %
32%
29%
31%
20%
30%
35%
84'
33%
26
84
34%
253/4
82%
84
83 %
32 Va
Wire
83%
'
34%
19%
19%
—_25
19%
1934
19%
26
21%
25 %
25%
Co—5
..25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
21
21
20%'
20%
*20%
20%
20
20%
19%
48%
19%
49%
49
493/4
49
49
49%
49
49
Ml/.«
19%
20
48
19%
170
330
.
III 10
Inc
50
16,100
100
\
80
~
42%
42
100
100
7,800
1,600
7,000
*21%
66 Ve
107
40
480
99
12%
66 %
103
100
104%
38%
283/4
108%
240
213/4
28%
♦105
850
77%
84 % i
■
12
66%
103
*82
210
36%
66%
103
19%
33%
'99
*21%
22.
3/4
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33%
33%
84
1043/4
19%
33%
•108
69
.
71%
:
99
100%
100
26.300
35%
75%
105
99
983/4
33%
ioo
;
preferredfn
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843/4
29
1
PhftrmarnT
98
*82 %
.43%
100
Norwich
•104%
84%
42%
—100
&
71
78
99%
103
140
75
*67
/'.713/4
42%
series
Steel
*83
--
783/4
42
series
conv
68%
71
78
71%
42%
28%
11,000
253A
34%
68
69%
71%
*78
421/4
66%
..25%:
73%'
*
12%
preferred
5%%
69 %
71%
39%
preferred
Northwestern
69 %
79
100
103
24
■
71%
*78
123/8
10
35%
9
22%
■
35 %
50
25%
'"<■753/4
34%
12%
$4.16
,
•
36%
_I
series
Airlines
*74
35%
34%
$4.11
Northwest
76
99%
33%
100
100
series
343/4
337/b
Co
preferred
Northrop Corp.
4
May 13
Gas
18%
<-..25'/a
*74
35%
5
Corp
Ry Co
$4.08
85% Mar 25
2
Central
*12
98%
9'A
24%
32%
Car
Natural
*21%
10
105
9%
24%
I_1
Aviation
$4.10 preferred series—.....
35% May 18
31% Jan
4
31% Jan
American
$3.60
4
22% May
99%
preferred
5.80% preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
Common
Apr
7
84% Apr 28
50
33%
25
5.80%
82
*
Ry
—
American
5%%
26% Mar 24
74% Mar 24
-
1
commonIl25
Co
Western
Northern
5
May 17
Jan
18%
Northern
Mar 29
83% Apr
Apr 29
24% Mar 31
North
107
Si
5
preferred
preferred
North
108% May
8
80
20
68
Corp
.-Adjustment
25 '
29% Jan
Share
Chemical
Norfolk
105% Mar 10
38% May 11
79% Jan
Nopco
*
3
12% Jan
13
81
May
41% Jan
4
Jan
6
4
Niagara
44% Apr 22
6
101% Jan
15
*98
84%
*68 %
9
5
25%
24%
76
.
4%
4%
.25% •..253/4
25%
76%
35%
*
9
9
25 Ys
76
100
4%
23%
35
4
Jan
8%
23%
par
6
22
6
103% Jan
9%
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
;5
2b
106% Jan
4
67% Jan
Television
Fibre
Inc
Air
.
74
ion
17
10
&
Preferred
26% Feb
Apr
*32%
10
4.85%
6
44
10
No par
28
78
29% Dec 22
70
400
32 7/8
22
Jan
89
Mar 25
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
5
107
22% Jan 25
*
280
32%
99% Apr
77% Mar 17
88 % Mar 23
28
20,300
128
33%,
85% Apr
5
28
24% Sep 18
29 % Dec 22
►126
128
96
150
,;32%
100
25% Apr 20
28
►126
128
90
v
149%
323/4
preferred
64
86% Mar 2
88 % Mar 23
151%
151%
*88 Va
93
151%
31 %
5.25%
2
21
*126
.
94
92
98%
32
7
27
May 22
126
90 ; :,/
*88%
90
31%
73% Apr
80% May
25
18
126
94%
151%
32
Apr
Jan
Nov
96%
31%
Common
11
73
2
36
57 %
6
78
7
14
103
16
York
N Y
35% Jan
1
6
*88%
90
151
1
18% May
32% May
2
16
7,900
xl49
Central-.
York
New
27
19
Feb
6,700
54%
Cast_No par
92% Jan 20
26
35% Jan 22
New
6
12% Jan
4
20% Jan
Jan
1,200
223/a
53%
903/4
543/4
18%
preferred
7
27% Jan
15
93% Apr
113% Mar
78% Dec 29
79
Jan
22
108
100% Oct 28
22% Jan
80
73
Sep 21
Nov
74% Jan
52% Mar 18
5
42
69% Mar
3
40% Dec
24
100% Oct
102
13
23% Mar 10
12% Dec 17
30
91%
22%
53 Va
18Vb
Newmont Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry
6
Feb 17
6% Jan
5
4
1
Dec
91
22% [22%
56%
19
England Electric System—1
New Jersey
31% Jan
33% Mar 15
65% Jan 14
108
4
Sep 21
Dec
23% May
72% Jan
44% July
30% Sep 23
32
12
23% Aug 25
17
3%%
New
29
32% Jan
Apr 29
14
102% Feb
84% Jan 29
20% Nov 25
11% Dec
22
88 % Apr
2
108
Mar 23
20
903/4
22%
54%
*18%
4
Meter
38% May 19
4% May 2
8% May 17
84% Mar 11
85% Mar
79% Oct 29
100% Oct
6
73% Apr
77% Apr
18
Mar 28
79% Jan
38%
8
41% Jan
v
15
91
22 VB
N Y New Haven Si Hartford Co—
5
24% Dec 29
10
78
55
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
21% May 11
36% May 22
903/4
18%
Co
Newberry Co (J. J.)
May 12
29% Sep 22
29%
18%
1
4
19% Jan
107% Mar 11
49% Mar 13
6,400
29 Va
18%
Co
4
16
•
'28%
"
25
Feb 17
Jan
Dec
17,600
18%
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
Jan
23% Jan 27
25% Feb
9
5,100
61%
18%
Co
National
13
35
V
18%
National Steel
74% Dec
;
National-Standard
4
8
14
71
125
Corp
Steel
98% Jan
22
2
Malleable
28 % Jan
15% Dec
68% Oct 22
126
410
8%
22%
92%
151 %
150
91%
"
*88%
94
100
Jan
15
Feb 26
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 28
82% Mar
90
151
100
40
3
Apr 13
Jan
28
90%
5
preferred B
Service
Sep 22
71% Dec
*88%
common
preferred A
6%
3
56
58%
150
57%
91%
22%
57%
No par
Co
7%
43
May
5% Apr
Lead
91
22%
56%
1
•
,
29%
28%
22
10
preferred
National
29%
90%
100
common
National Linen
12
9
Co
4
11 %
27% Nov 12
36% Jan
2
Gypsum
29%
Corp com__5
20% Jan
7% May 17
19
$4.50
,
4
& Chem
I
150
'
70
Apr 28
17% May 11
16% May 16
15
% Jan 22
May
City
National
4
Jun
28% Jan
.
104
17
Feb
120% Dec 31
17
Apr 27
19
1,100
56%
15
21
:;1.800
149%
32% Jan
109
129,200
13%
48
57%
54% Jun
Sep 23
593/4
45%
48
149%
35% Dec
90
-
;
56%
8
National
42%
*13
13%
49
148%
2
9
13 VB
48 Va
10
28% Jun
Jan
133/a
48 Va
100
preferred
46 % Feb
27
13%
47%
Register
Lines Inc
National Cash
55% Feb
7%
13%
47%
13
*46%
-
"70
200
115.200
15,700
2,600
700
3,500
Number 5953
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
31% May 17
Dec
74
Dec
87% Dec
86
Sep
341/2 Nov
27% Jun
14i/„Jan
15 Ve
79% Feb
97% Jan
26% Nov
Dec
85
common
15
31%
32%
90%
90%
90%
90 y8
90%
89
4
III 100
90%
13
*79%
79%
IIloo
IIlOO
*79%
79%
*79%
79%
*793/8
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
92%
92
*91
92
*91
92
No par
30%
Jan
86
16
Jan
94%
6
91
30% May 17
4
Apr 22
Mar 24
39% Jan
28 Vs Mar
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
4
32% Apr
7
21
Okla Gas
Feb
27
16
Jan
6
161/2 Jan
7
5
84
Jan
7
24% May 10
421/s May 10
861/2 Apr
27% Jan
4
2
18
58% July 28
25
14V2 May
36% Mar
26'/a Nov
18
4
Olin
5
Oliver
42
Feb
4
23 V2 Jan
12
15% Feb
23
151/2 Mar 24
75
~7
37% Jan
16% May 17
16 Va May
1041/4 May 20
Jan
25
31
93% Feb
10
108
110% Dec
9
104 % Feb
16
261/4 Mar
38% Apr
4
9
85
28
99% Feb
5
Jan
11
14'% May 14
Jan
90
7
22
26
18% Mar 18
5
67 J% Apr
20
54
3
,60
9
66% Apr
16
56'% Jan
7
25% Sep 23
Oct 21
29% Oct
20
144% Apr
24
4% Sep 22
6'% Jan
29
126
May
May 11
130 % Feb
23
Jan
4
5
145
&
Pacific Tin
29%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
*84
85%
♦84
26
26%
26%
85%
26%
26%
261/4
263/a
44%
26%
26%
45%
7,000
44%
45%
45 %
47
451/8
46
45 J/4
18
36%
32,500
17%
17%
17%
"17%
17
3.125
175/a
17%
18%
39%
39%
39
37,400
39%
39%
40
393/4
40
39%
30%
39%
31%
12,000
28%
30%
27%
28%
28
29%
16 y8
28 J/2
29%
16 %
16%
109,900
16%
16%
17%
173/a
17%
17j/2
17%
*15%
15%
*15%
155/a
Co
Jan
4
Packard-Bell
20% Nov
17
13
16% Apr 28
23% Jan
4
Pan Amer
World
Panhandle
East
43
Jun
25
59 J% Jan
2
42 V\ Mar
48 '/n Jan
83
Dec
8
Jun
28
83 J/2 Mar 18
88
42
Sep 21
50% Mar 13
39'% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
46'A Mar
Paramount
46'A Jan
July 30
31 J/2
July 24
2,200
16%
2,300
16%
221/2
*21
com
5
25% Jan
27
27% Apr
Dec
11
88
Jan
4
96J/2 Apr
6
85'/4 Jan
18
89
8
20
84% Dec 14
98 y4 Apr
15% Nov
17
20
40 J/8 Nov
27
55% Mar 20
40
49% Jan
5
64% Aug 11
54% Feb
Jan
Mar 23
Mar
&
92% Apr 18
17 '/a Jan
5
7
467/e Jun
70% Mar
57
9
5% Jan
21
33% Jan
4
Jan
100
4
8
23
22% Jan
26
20'/a Jan
18
11
103 »/2 Apr
15
87% Jan
7
75
23
88'% Apr
13
75
Jan
13
85
Dec
Dec
28
39 J/2
Sep
16%
17%
17 y4
18
45%
45
451/4
45 y4
453/4
*86i/4
♦861/4
88
*86'/4
88
*86%
87
86%
86%
20
1
44%
45'%
441/4
45%
x43
441/4
x44'/4
44%
44
44%
5,000
43%
44%
441/8
44%
441/8
45
441/8
44%
44%
443/4
23,100
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23'/4
23%
233/4
24
1,800
50
511/a
51
52
50%
51%
50
50%
50%
2,000
2'/a
2'/8
2ya
3,000
15%
l6'/4
153/4
20,200
1
Jan
7
99
65
Dec
1
73
54
Jun
9
77% Dec
Apr
77 y8 Jan
20
81J/2 Mar 30
74% Jan
14
78% Apr 25
13% Apr
100
20'% Jan
32
8
45% July
Sep
16
21% Jan
5
267/a Dec
83
Dec
3
94
89
Dec
99% Apr
14% Dec 28
15
Mar 21
Jan
12
19 J/4 May
20
145
24 J/2 Jan
42
73'% May
19% May
68
Dec
4
Mar
221% May 11
May 11
8
38% Jan
124% Jan
July 23
7
61 J/2 May 20
28% Jan
82% Jan
26
14% May 10
22% Jan
4
29
66 J/2 May
71
Jan
12
91% Mar 19
„
3
86
Feb
9
69 J/2
16
23 y8 Jan
9
12% May 11
119
Sep
5
Mar 16
8
132
62'% July 31
81
Dec
125
100% Jun
9
34'% Mar 31
21% Nov 17
96'% Jan 28
22
4
80% Jan
74% Dec 30
Nov
131
116
Apr 14
Mar
4
18
54J/2 May 18
921/2 May 18
Dec
18
56% Dec
31
43 % Mar
31% Apr
17
15% May 10
188 J/2 Dec
22
Sep 22
163 J/4 Feb
8
1
28% May 14
201/a May 12
31
89% Apr 25
75% Jan
15
Jan
6
18
Apr 11
4
81% Jan
125
4
1241/4 Jan
56% Jam
23
Jan
250% May
25% Jan
conv
11
7
106 y4 May 20
95 y4 Jan
29% Feb
24
27
9
903/4 Nov
30
813/4 Feb
1
17
583^ Jan
5
52
Jan
11
573/4 Apr
20
353/4 Dec
4
43% Apr
8
301/8 Mar
9
391/8 Apr
26% Dec
10
33% Mar
3
78'/a Oct
5
91% Mar 20
8
26 3/4 Mar
78% Jan 19
84y4 May
80
5
92
Mar 20
80 y4 Jan
85
93
Jan
29
29
9
11
16
83
Sep 23
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
98
65
Dec 24
201/4 Sep 22
191/4 Dec 22
104
Sep 21
8'/* Nov 23
821/2 Nov 24
293/4 Dec 17
58
Jan
2
85
Feb
8
6
98
Jan
14
9
41% Feb
17
76% Mar 13
65 y4 Jan
5
106% Apr
48% Feb
1
16
5
233/4 jan
13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
Jan
16
86 y8 Jan
7
15
363/8 Aug 31
72% Aug 27
20% Jan
20
7
May 11
48 y«
Apr" 16
29
Apr
Apr
May
88'A May
104
45%
73
Feb
25
Apr 14
May
231/2 Apr
2
20
221/2 Mar 22
Feb
18
113% Apr
19
8% Apr
28
11% Feb
11
106
Feb
25
29% Feb
4
Jan
19
81
83
May 13
28
May 17
6
75% Feb 23
37
May 18
39% Jan
4
42
Jan
26
48% Mar 23
67
36% May 18
341/b Nov 16
29
34% Apr
131/a
133/a
941%
:*93%
94%
13%
13%
13 i/a
13%
♦31
& Chem Co
64%
58%
*57%
441/a
44%
44
44%
44%
44%
20,700
491/4
49%
48%
49
*47%
49%
1,400
64%
33%
33%
*32%
33%
*32
♦931/4
:'
941%
♦931/4
941/2
*93%
;94%
13%
13%
131/4
13%
;
13%
141/8
3%
4
28%
*3%
4
27'/4
28'A
27%
*98%
4
4,700
59
-
20
100
33'%
<
.'
>
9,400
33/4
100
3%
1,400
273/4
27%
27%
34,500
*983/4
100
30
47'/a
47%
461/4
47%
46 y4
47
16,800
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
50
50
211/4
211/4
*20%
100
*98%
100
x46
50y4
4,700
21%
*20'%
21
*20%
21
21
300
*96
97%
97
97
*96
97%
*96
97%
961/4
97%
150
79
79%
•79
80
79
79
79
78%
79
*89
90
*89
90
♦89
*89
91
97 V :
97
*96
97%
96%
96%
37%
38%
38%
38%
39
39%
321/4
33%
31%
33
31%
33
70
70
70
69
69
*69
<
(The)
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
39%
413/s
311/4
32
*68%
70
63%
64%
64
64%
64%
100
78
78%
78%
*77
No par
No par
1
413/8
47,500
70
63%
140
64'/4
7,500
793/4
*79
280
78
77
77
78
77
77
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
44
43'/4
44'A
48,900
14'/a
14%
14
141/4
14
141/a
141/4
141/4
14 y«
143/s
4,500
33
33%
331/4
33%
33
3,000
94
94
59%
61%
♦77
78
>
33%
*93
61 'A
34
33
*92%
33
33
95
130
♦92%
95
10
61%
62
63%
62
62%
62%
63
5,100
32 J/4
33%
32'/4
33
323/4
331/8
15,400
223/4
5,000
95
*93
95
33%
34
33
34
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
87
85
851/4
*85%
861/2
*85%
87
*851%
87
92
*87
92
*87
92
*87
92
*87
90
No par
1
*87
100
1.25
10
10
100
100
100
100
1
75
♦130
'
18%
18%
18%
is y8
18%
18%
18%
129
23%
22%
18%
18%
128%
129
19'A
128%
70
4,400
560
130
129%
129%
26
26%
253/4
27
261%
271/4
26%
275/a
26%
27
63%
65%
63
63%
621/4
63%
62%
633/a
61%
63%
26,300
15%
5,200
130
132
16
15%
*68%
70
*68%
70
*68%
70
*68%
*70%
73
*70%
73
*703/4
73
71%
15%-
13%
Xl21
125
153/8
15%
*135/8
13%
133/4
133/4
*118
123
♦118
121
15%
15'/4
70
*68%
70
71%
*703/4
73
143/4
143/4
*118%
123
6,400
123
15%
100
4,200
10
56%
239
.
,
151/4
21
Co
*90
28%
55%
56%
54%
55%
543/4
553/4
553/4
553/4
5,100
95%
56%
*94
Inc (H K)—
sink fund preference—100
Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
2
Public Service Co of Colorado——10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
151/a
15%
13%
13%
*120
49
94
95
92%
931/4
93%
93%
*93%
94i/2
610
48
49
46%
48%
'
:
15%
15%
232%
242
21%
21%
155/a
22
90
90%
29
>
'
16
•
171%' '■ *'*"/!
22
893/4
29
283/4
102 V*
47
47%
235
*213/4
*
90
28%
•
228%
238
89%
28%
103
'•
:
b
481/4
473/4
163/4
173/4
23iy4
236%
215/s
213/4
89%
48
♦211/4
*89%
89%
28%
1021/4
283/4
103
•
17%
3,200
>183/4
10,100
2351/4 239 y2
24,900
21%
1,300
89%
870
28%
28%
6,500
103%
1061/4
9,500
102%
1033/4
52%
531/4
521/4
533/4
37%
38i/4
37%
381/a
373/4
38'/a
37%
38
37
37%
15,700
28%
28%
28
28%
28'%
28%
28
28%
27%
27%
9,200
*831/4
841/4
831/4
831/4
*83
84
83
83
*83
♦85
86
85
85
*85
86
*85
86
*85
881/4
881/4
*88
881/2
*88
1011/4
101%
div preference com—No par
100
100
100
100
103
881/4
.
531/4
881/4
88 y»
*87%
101 3/8
5.05% preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
101%
1003/4
101
1003/4
44'A
43%
44
433/4
43%
*71
25
22'/4
*21
#
iH 0 r- «r
10
•82
21%
110
10%
84
533/4
44
*71
713/4
*21%
100
preferred
25
preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
When issued—
No par
Pure Oil
5
53,700
31%
43%
*85
4.80%
431/2
460
42'/a
No par
4.16%
*77
97%
30%
78%
100
5
1
96%
64%
79%
170
91
*68 y4
791/4
5%%
31/2 % preferred
4.32% preferred
♦89
97
80
Potomac
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
*20%
96%
641/s
1
10
4.08% preferred
91 *
63%
2.50
5
Corp
79
80
& Chic Ry—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
$1.40
651/4
58%
46
2
common__10
guaranteed preferred
Co
64%
59
1
47%
5
preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittston
♦98%
403/4
700
*40
140
49%
3
100
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
7%
99%
38,800
46%
50c
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
v
3.90% series preferred
Wayne
27%
50
13%
99%
No par
common
convertible
28%
91%
13%
401/4
953/4
66
*57
34
3%
4
65%
*40
943/4
•90 y4
100
_100
Poor & Co.—
473/4 Feb
1
91
100
100
com
Reading Corp
Polaroid
731/4 Feb
Feb
*931/4
No par
preferred
5
96
Jun
common
preference
9
Jan 14
25'% May 19
Dec
Co
3%%
Porter
88
94%
91
100
(conv)
Corp
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
5
94%
901/4
12.50
2nd preferred
Electric
6
4
49%
*3%
Pitts Ft
125% Dec
471/4
281/s
$4.80
89
47
5
22
2
♦45
1
Brewing Co
Jan
19»/4 Aug 17
3
45
(Chas) & Co Inc com„33yjc
$5
93
44
100
Corp of America
Pitts Coke
37% Jan
58
No par
4'%% preferred
When issued
$1
66
No par
common
4
Apr 14
94%
90y4
44%
8
5
7,100
94%
58
19
85
Jan 26
Jan
263/8
661/2
25% Jan
31
7
15
Mar 18
66
255/8
58
87'% Jan
1
39'%
93
26%
65
5
43% Feb
3
53% Dec
6
Apr 11
261/b
25
17
31% May
91
8
7,600
1,200
26%
.100
16
49% Aug 27
95'% May
32%
40
451/8
7,000
27%
40
33 %c
124
26%
*31%
40
66
122 y4
100
32%
40
*57
123%
233/4
261/4
40 »/2
Eastern Ry Co
15%
♦23
25%
40
Feb
4
2
16% Mar 17
123
15%
*31%
__5
Jan
36% Dec
29
4
124
13%
21% Feb
1
10,400
13 '/a
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
90
Jan
2
14
16 J/2 Dec
11% Jan 28
Mar 29
48% Jan
28%
13%
Philco Corp
9
27
13
Phila &
41 '/a Mar
28%
131/4
Phila
Mar 23
»/2 Apr
281/«
15%
28
13
8
52% Mar 23
27%
10
6
82
27%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
84
22
27
91
49
23
Oct
27J/2
95
3
41
1,400
26%
91
4.68%
74% Dec 22
48%
95
26
71
48'A
91
17
64% Mar
48%
95
Feb
5
23%
'48%
*90
Feb
1
*23
48%
100
99
Apr
23%
*47%
preferred
3.80% preferred
65% Feb
30
*23
48%
94 'A
4.40% series
4.40% preferred
60
65% Mar 10
16%
23%
48
261/a
2
Apr
16 '/a
*231/4
48
26%
20
38'A
161/2
231/2
47%
26%
Phelps-Dodge
2%
23 J/2
26%
Petroleum
2%
I6I/4
26%
Co
*50
5
No par
82 J/2 Mar 14
17
2%
33
92
26% Feb
2'/8
26%
6
31 J/2 May
6
2%
124%
12
56»% May 12
2'/a
32
Jan
36% May
2%
5,800
25
4.30% preferred
93
88
25%
6
21% Mar 24
97 J/2 May
42,600
17%
44%
123%
4%
17,700
16%
33%
Pfeiffer
140
4,600
33
45
27%
Pfizer
32
17%
123%
84 J/2 Jan
2
26
15
21
Jan
104% Jan
17
93
9
51 '/a May
47% Mar 31
Apr
Oct
Dec
Mar
57% Jan
8
87% Dec
20
7
33% May 18
34
44%
33
Peoria &
11
43% Mar
351/4
6,500
5%
17%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
16% Jan
97
31%
273/4
133%
51/4
1
68% Mar 25
3% May 20
5
33%
27%
133
3.50
661/2 May 16
26% Mar 14
Mar 30
100
22
30
26%
7
54% Dec
32%
31%
121%
92 J/2 Jan
4
5%
33
Pet Milk
24
27%
1321/4.
51/4
27%
55% Mar 23
6% Feb
27%
1321/4
5%
32'/4
16
43% May
27%
1321/4
5'/4
26%
41% Feb
37/b Oct 27
27 y«
1321/4
5%
121%
23
30% Sep 22
94% Sep 22
27%
134
5%
45'%
common
9
95 J/2 Mar
27%;.
►132
5%
2.50
8
13 Ve May 17
27%
133
30%
No par
45
33% May 18
10,200
1
Apr
22
10,400
48
3
50
25
61%
47%
-
17%
Pepsi-Cola Co
19% Jan
60%
481/4
No par
45'/8 May 16
99% Feb
61%
47%
44%
Sand
29
18
60%
171/4
Enterprises
Chemicals
Glass
34% Jan
14
61%
47%* 47%
Corp
Penna
31
Oct
61
47%
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4'%% preferred
Pennsalt
393% Dec
15% Dec
61%
47%
No par
Penney (J C) Co
Jan
26% Jan
92
61%
48
'
1
prior preferred
74
36% Feb 13
61J/2
47»%
5%
Ford
57% Dec 30
2
700
61
55%
100
8
Mar
55
*543/4
*21
22%
50c
Transportation
conv
35
Jan
55
27%
Pictures Corp
Mines
30% Mar 31
12% May 10
5
'
54%
*21
No par
Peabody Coal Co
27
54%
1321/4
Airways Inc
11
29% May
102 V2 Apr
54%
23
Pipe Line-
131% Jan
13
55
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
25% Nov
22%
55
14 2/7
Corp
Electronics
4
2
•21
55 J/4
25
31% Jan
16
22%
54%
No par
Penick
25
1,900
*21%
10
6
30% Feb
10
13%
4
24% Feb
3,800
16%
5
111% Feb
2,200
'
91
16%
17% Jan
6
291/a
*89
131/4
23% May
50 J/2 Jan
18
116%
29
90
161/4
12
July
*116
291/4
*89
131/4
12
35% Dec
28%
91
*89.
16'A
14 V* Feb
30
91
16
21 y4 Jan
11
116%
28%
161/8
8
11
21
115
28 %
28%
*89
131/4
14
Sep 21
116%
28%
90
16'/4
64% Jun
32% Dec
116%
28%
90
16'/a
18»% Dec
26
115%
28%
131/4
24% Apr
98% Jan
6,300
161/4
29
26% May 16
102%
16'A
45% Nov 25
39% Mar 12
125
Dec
1
102%
131/4
12% Feb 26
21
103
16'A
21% Sep
30'/a Sep
101%
13%
Parker Rust Proof Co
&
103%
<
16%
28 J/4 Jan
5%
103
116
15%
60% Feb
Mar 15
103%
115%
131/4
Mar 10
44
103%
114%
16 y8
May 12
12
103%
10,500
16'A
2
Oct
102%
104 J/4
13%
23'A May 19
Patino
103 J/4
1
preferred
Parmalee
104
16%
50
29
200
102
16
30
Mar 16
15%
103%
16%
3'% Jan
3
*15%
102
13%
65'% Mar 20
22
15%
103 %
15
Parke Davis & Co
49 y4
9
23% Jan 23
36% Feb
15%
100%
6.25
com
Common
4%
870
15%
102%
"
26 % Apr
May
*15%
26%
101
__1
1Q0
24
94
5
5
Teleg
35 J% Apr
8
—
1
Consolidated
46 J/2 Nov
39
30,000
29%
16%
85%
Corp
Corp
3
28
30
29%
*84
Electric
&
6% preferred
2
12
29
30
60
25
Lighting
Feb
16,200
*16ya
common
Pacific Telep
7'/a Jan
33
16%
Corp
Pacific
5
28
32%
Aggregates Inc_5
&
Coast Co
Gas
51% Jan
32%
861/2
5% preferred
32 'A Jan
40
313/a
31%
29%
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement
Pacific
8
91
*16%
No par
Pacific Finance
26'/4 Mar 10
91
30c
preferred
4
Jan
92
*91
31
100
Glass
Pacific
65
92
No par
22% May 2
60 J/2 Jan 11
5
46% Mar
6
91%
*85%
7.50
Co—
Pacific
11
130
92%
13,600
16%
Oxford Paper Co common
18% Jan
390
80
34
86%
1_T1~
18% May 11
5
90%
79%
*16%
Gas
Elevator
$5
29%
30
31%
90
793/4
*85%
4% preferred
Mar 18
29%
30%
33%
90y4
17%
Owens-Illinois
8
31%
33%
90
I20
Corp
Outlet
14'/2 Feb
16 J/8 May 17
111/2 Jan
Tan
5
Outboard Marine Corp
1161/2 May 19
34i/a Jan 27
2
*91
321/4
—100
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
104% Dec
94% July
common
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Otis
10
27% May 18
39% July 15
Co
4% preferred
23% Jan
4
Elec
&
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
54% Jan
5
23'% Feb
2
32%
100
Jan
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
5
42% Sep
31%
4.40% prererrea
Mar 23
16
Sep
31%
Mar 24
81
15% Jan
30
31%
92
4
23% Jan
58% Jun
45% Nov
Co
4
11% Nov 27
Jun
Shares
Jan
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
18
the Week
May 20
751/2 Jan
30 7/8 Jun
10
9
27
13
24
51% Nov;
Friday
May 19
84
9OV2 Feb
7
Sales for
Thursday
12
341/4 Mar
Nov 12
61% Feb
PRICES
16
46V2 May 21
31
9
7
29% May
SALE
May 18
Jan
95% Jan
Dec 29
25% Dec
HIGH
Wednesday
100
Sep 25
41% Feb
Edison
May 17
85
29
15
30
13
9
16
Ohio
May 20
Tuesday
May 16
95% Jan
21
80
34
Monday
par
o
•
83
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
72
♦72
72%
*21%
221/4
*21%
22
*203/4
21
*21
21%
109
109 y2
9%
*82
10%
84
109
93/4
*82
109%
9%
84
533/4
54
54
53 y4
101 %
*100%
43%
44%
'
43%
84
30
86
_
101%
4,500
100
88 y2
102
44%
40
270
8,600
71%
140
21%
*21
22
400
*20
21
*20 y4
21
111
111
*109%
113
72
21%
93/4
*82
72%
9%
84
30%
30%
30
303/a
295/a
29%
301/4
30%
72 »/4
71%
72%.
72'/a
72%
72%
73
71%
36%
37
281/4
283/4
28
28%
28'%
28%
44'%
*130y4
71%
9%
9%
83
83
90
13,900
50
30%
30%
11,300
X71%
72%
5,100
*36%
36%
36%
36 y2
400
28%
29%
29
30%
45,500
45%
46
Q
44% Dec 29
1241/2 Sep 22
24
Feb
For
25
54% Jan
140
Mar
5
125% Jan
27
26
see page
26.
27% Oct
footnotes,
16
Mar
11
133% Apr
7
8
27% Jan
4
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
433/4
132
26 »/4
132
26'/4
44 y4
261/4
45%
132
261/4
45%
*130'A
*26
45%
132
26%
45%
•1301/4
261/4
45 3,4
132
261/4
*1301/4- 132
26%
26%
6,200
10
400
(2220)
24
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
i
I.
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
(•
HIGH
AND
PRICES
SALE
May 17
May 18
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 16
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
4
;
.
Friday
the Week
May '>0
May 19
Shares
R
9
Dec
28
66% Jan
6
19% Feb
9
30% July
43% Sep
9
73% Apr
Jan
41% Dec
9
23 % Jan
16% Dec
May
73
25
29
Nov
24
25% Dec
28
33% Jan
Oct
17
Jan
5
41% Sep
25% Nov
16
40 % Apr
12
8
70
Apr
19
28
Mar
63
3
;
12% May 11
25% May 13
Mar
21
5
28% Jan
20
Jan
6
Roller
Reed
20J
28% Jan
18
27% Jan
4
Inc„
Bros
Reeves
Co—_Ll—No
Bit
Chemicals
Reichhold
—;
48% Apr
19
68% Jan
4
36% July 23
21
18
27% Feb
1
Reliance
Jan
7
60% Mar
5
54
17% Sep
22
28% Jan
11% July
6% Feb
17
Dec
2
55
/ 16% May
Apr
•10
8
7% Feb
25
?• 10% Apr
14% Apr
6
20
56 Vs Apr
29
78% Jan
4
40
May 18
50% Jan
22
38% Jan
5
46% Jan
28
30% Jan
7
67% Nov
16
71% Dec
23
53
28
48 % May
15
42% Jan
1% Sep
Oct
22
32% Apr
16
21
76% Jan
5
18% May
6
28% Jan
1% May 10
2 % Jan
2% Jan
Jan
5
26
45% Sep
4
111
68% Mar
39% Jan
23
23% Jun
17
29% Jan
2
29
741
Dec
Oct
5
92
Jan
16
Oct
30
17
34
22
Aug
40
Oct
6
16
Jun
24
24% Jan
12% Dec
1
Jun
87
5
17% Jan
4
Ronson
21% Jan
8
Ropfr*"
7
21% Jan
13
46% Jan
4
Royal
21% Mar
2
Royal
13% Jan
4
Rubbermaid
May
Jan
12
Apr 14
Mar
6
5
20% Jan
4
15
40% Apr
7
56% Dec
24 Viz Dec
31
29% May
4
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
18
3
97
23
80% Jan
14
5
250
29% Apr
May
16
Feb
26
St
Jan
6
St
22% Jan
J8
79% Feb
19
10
55'% Jan
4
Jan
7
12
7
12% Mar
3
18% July 15
15% May
16
45'% Aug 12
11
Feb
10
Dec
7
68% May
4
79% Feb
3
Dec
7
44
May
3
50% Feb
4
10% May
6
16%
72'% Jan
8
87% Mar
71% Feb
5
18
81
Jan
9
Feb
29
Dec
23
96
Apr
13
81
Jan
4
Sep
21
30'% Mar 18
21
May 11
30
Jan
15
67
Dec
31
78
26
71
Apr
26
6% Nov
13
14
31% Nov
4
13% Jan
663% Jan
Mar
89'% May
8
8% Jan
403% May 25
32% Feb
8
37% May
29% Apr
3
26'% July 16
20 Va Apr
5
23
10% Mar 11
2
6
Feb
76
12
May 17
Oct
1
453% Mar 18
32% May 13
39% Jan
5
50% Nov 23
44'% Feb
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
17
15 Va May
6
16
$4
3
5
Apr 22
15
Jan
4
51% May 20
19% Jan
25
9% Jan
20
17% Dec
16
11% May
2
16
Jan
4
81'/a Nov
6
91'% Dec
17
90
4
97'% Apr
25
Jan
Sep
21
18 Va Jan
8
10% May 18
14'% Mar 31
35i% Oct
6
46'% Jan
26
30% May 12
38
7
49
Jan
26
30% May 11
433/4 Jan
13'% May 11
30% Apr 23
43
Jan
4
11
18% Jun
23
22% Dec
30
19% Mar
9
23 3/« Jan
4
17'% Nov
16
223% Aug 12
16'% Mar
9
21% Jan
13
16% Jun
9
24 % Oct
17
Feb
17
20 •% Jan
4
29% Feb
17
41
Dec
59
23
48'% Mar
9
26% Mar 24
48'% Nov
24
67% Apr
36% May 12
55% Jan
39
55
50% Nov
17
74% Apr
44'% Jan
22
64
12% Sep
9
22% Feb
16
2
14
July 23
May 17
34% Apr
5% Dec
16
30% Jun
9
443% Dec
15
22'% NOV
18
Sec
29'% Dec
12
4
8% May 18
38
Apr
52% Feb
Apr 22
7 % Jan
12
41 V»
28
493% May
2
14
Mar
8
May 10
25
4
4
21
12
May 13
Jan
Jati
2
26
11
3
37% Mar 16
31% Jan
34% Feb
15
34% Nov 25
463% Jan
22
33'% May
37% Jan
22
21 Va Nov
16
24% Oct
16
19'% Mar
233/4 Jan
5
48'% Nov
17
603% jan
is
44
Mar
16% Dec
30
193% Jan
19
17
Jan
65
15
75
13
65
Jan
81'% Dec
16
9
Nov
30
21 Va Oct
22
83
Dec
22
32% Sep
24
76
Oct
26% Jun
For
2
lo
5
18
89'% Apr 10
21% Mar 16
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
47'% Dec
16
84% May 7
37% Dec 30
footnotes,
see page
63% May
66
54'% Jan
2
843% May 16
5
181/4 Apr
Mar 15
21
8
Apr 11
29% Jan
4
9'% Jan
11
Jan
4
85
86% Mar 23
13% May 12
16% Jan
4
20VaMay
26'% Jan
4
2
83% May 20
11 Vb
74
39
39%
*91
27
•
26%
9%
10%
1838
93
26%
10'/a
:
'82%
31 V'a
31 V'a
17%
*250
283/4
18%
".
38%
39%
<
32 3/8
76
33%
18 V'a
38%
93
26 Vb
9%
9
173/4
32%
*91
26%
26'/a
283/4
17'/2
76
<
93
18'%
83 Va
270
28%
76
*91
•
9%
18
38'/8
'•
...
28%
*75
39%
♦91
17'%
18%
75
38%
93
26%
31%
T
84
270
26'%
8 V'«
18%
83%
240
270
.28
313/4
18
*75
38%
*91
28%
18,200
32 %
900
18%
9,400
77
400
39%
29,000
93
26%
9 Vb
18%
18
*82%
►250
26%
14,100
9%
224,200
9
18%
19%
3,600
15%
15 Va
15%
15 %
*151/2
15%
15%
15'/2
15%
15%
1,103
24
,__5
1.40
35c
25
25
25%
23%
25%
24
24%
23%
243/a
25,100
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
3,700
8 34
8%
70%
30
*43%
8%
70 %
71'/a
>
71
70 %
8%
71
70%
71
70%
71
46
441/4
44 %
44%
443/4
300
12'/a t
46 .'••.
12%
11 'A
12
ll'/a
11%
ll'/a
11%
13,800
83%
,
85
85
86
85
85%
84%
85
10,300
*73
74
74
74
*72%
-74
I
90%
*43
♦44
46
'
11%
12%
No par
83 %
83%
No par
74
74
*73
90 %
*89
.
*89
..No'par;
25
21%
100
*70
.
74
•/
*89
90%
*88%
22'/«
213/4
22'/a
21V4
22 Va
21%
72
70
70
70
70
;_1
63a
6%
6%
20
35%
36'%
35%
36
22
22 %
21 3/4
21
♦70
9,600
60
89'%
88%
88%
10
22
213/4
223%
4,200
72
*70
50
72
•
6%
6%
6%
6%
6,700
34'A
%
35'%
35 Vb
36'/a
35 Vb
36%
18,300
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21'/4
213/4
3,600
6%
6 V'a
6%
2,400
51%
17%
16%
163/4
16 Vb
16 Vb
16
16
1,900
12 V8
13'a
13
18,400
common
$5.25
1
preferred
Shahmoon
Inc
Oil
2.50
Gas
&
Steel
Corp
13 Va
94
12
12%
"
*93
94
12%
123/4
12 '/2
13
94
*93
93 V8
94
*93
*11%
11
No par
11'/a
11 Vb
11%
10%
11%
11%
11%
30%
1
31%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
30'/4
31%
333/4
323/4
32
33
32
33%
33
12%
4,400
50
94
11%
2,200
31
31%
7.900
!
33%
33%
No par
323/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1
(Frank G)
13%
*133/8
32'%
13%
•1,600
32%
32'/8
323/4
32 Va
32%
32
323/4
32%
333/4
20,000
20%
20%
30,100
Oil Co
5,900
Transp & Tr—
New
York
Sheller
shares
Mfg
8heraton
ordinary
20%
20%
20 Va
20 %
20'/a
20%
11 VB
17 %
17%
17
17%
17 Vb
17%
1734
18'/a
17%
173/4
173/4
181
18
18 Va
18
18%
18
1
Strapping
20'/a
17 v8
50c
America
20%
1
Corp
of
Corp
393a
41
39'/a
18 Va
40 Va
38%
40%
38%
39%
38%
39%
53
Co.—__1
Co
53%
No par
53%
53
'
8
54
53%
531/4
53 %
53%
47%
48
47%
*82%
84
*82%
3,600
10,500
.
49,100
1,100
1,600
53
4434
46
:/|
46
47
82-*
82
V<
x82
82
1
32'%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33% '
33
343/4
5
36%
34%
363/,
37%
34Va
6,000
37%
363/4
37%
36%
38%
39%
40 V8
39%
383/a
44,900
39
37?8
39%
403a
393/4
413/4
35%
36
36
413/,
36%
36
43%
36 Vs
36%
38%
14'%
15%
13%
14 Va
37%
14%
13%
5
13%
24%
24%
24%
137%
37%
14 3/4
12,500
3,500
13%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
£line & French Labs.No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
54%
56
56%
243/a
55 %
56%
26%
7,000
56
55'/a
56%
55%
36
35%
56%
37%
36%
373/a
367/8
38%
11,000
74,300
5%
3,100
Simonds Saw & Steel
Simplicity
Sinclair
Pattern
Oil
No par
Co
Corp
Skelly Oil Co
(AO)
South
5%
Amer
10
Marchant Inc—
Gold
&
5
Platinum
1
8%
35'%
5%
33% '
5%
•
35
5 Va
40%
50
*49'%
2.50
24%
24%
24
14%
15'%
15
South Jersey Gas Co
Puerto
'
EiGCo com—4.50
preferred
South
-
25
;
Corp
South Carolina
Rico
Sugar
com
5
40%
50
41
*49%
47V2
-•■
5%
47%
*82%
84
s
5
5 Va
41
40%
49%
*23 3/4
15 Va
18,400
15 Vs
5%
5'/a
40%
40%
41
50
49%
49%
233/4
24
24
700
15%
24%
15%
1,500
233/4
491/2
24%
5
41'/a
50
473/4
84
163/a
15%
16
4,500
40 »/2
*49
4,600
200.
25
28
28
29
57'/a
29
25
57%
57
29
573a
57
57%
57
44%
573/8
5
45%
45
563/4
44%
57'/8
9,800
44%
45«/2
45
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
45%
323/4
33
32 Va
33
44V8
32%
453/8
14,400
32%
32%
35%
36 Va
32'/a
36 Va
35
%
32%
32%
4,100
35 Va
36'A
35%
36
Southern
19%
46
17%
19%
19%
19%
353/8
19 V'a
36%
20%
193/4
20%
46'/a
193/4
46%
46%
20%
47%
483/s
11.10Q
73,600
10,200
173/4
10,900
preferred
Paciflc
..
Edison
Co
(Del)
No par
Southern Railway common
5%
non-cum preferred
Mobile & Ohio stock
Southwestern
Public
No par
..20
tr ctfs
Service
100
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Splicer Chemical Co common
4.20%
1
1
2.50
6
*66
23 %
46%
17%
69
23 V'a
21 %
6%
21%
76
78
6 V'a
*27%
17%
*66
29
17%
69
233/a
23%
21
21
6%
76
6%
76
*27%
17%
♦66
29
*27%
463/4
17%
17%
69
*66
473/a
17%
69
23 V'a
24
*203/4
21 '/a
24 VB
*203/4
21'/4
203/4
20%
6%
6%
6%
63/4
6%
7%
9,000
763/4
77%
4,200
773/4
79
77
85
♦85
79
84%
*85
13%
14'A
♦14'A
86%
14%
85
1
14
14
14
14
50c
23 Va
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
5
$4.50
4
Spiegel
81
preferred
Inc
common
$4.50 preferred
Square
D
Co
25
No par
No par
5
84%
843/4
32%
33
*79%
31 Va
793/4
31 V'a
69
233/4
100
43'% Jan
17%
86%
*85
86%
14
14
24%
24%
83%
84%
23'/a
84%
32%
84 %
33%
83%
32%
33
32%
*79 %
32%
79%
31V8
79 %
3 2 3/4
79%
79%
79%
32 V'a
793/4
793/4
32%
32%
32%
333/4
333/8
34%
31%
..
233/4
preferred
84%
47
*66
200
23%
Kellogg & Sons..
Sperry Rand Corp common
Spencer
87% Feb
4
♦92
V
Sharon
8
Mar 28
13 Va
No par
Industries
Shamrock
2
37% Jan
31%
18
74
28%
39Va
v
►250
16% ;
293% Mar
1
31
17%
v
17'/a
77% Feb
28 Va Apr
31
—5
Co
California
Dec
28 Va
*73
5
100
10
1
Co
.
28 %
83%
823/4
.
270 '
28
38%
39%
823/4
♦250
.
16%
Rubber
Servel Inc
Southern
9% Mar
■"
38%
83
270
1
Seiberling
Southern
91
39%
83
36,700
5
Dec~31
38 %
•250
1,700
1,300
12%
5
28%
1,300
33%
60% Jan
25
17%
12%
47 Va Apr
23% May 18
20'% Apr 12
16'%
50%
17
Apr
16%
1,900
33
12
19% Apr
2
5% Sep 10
56% Jan
8
15%
71,200
II,800
50%
56 V8 Feb
68
39'%
33
39'% Jan
21
38%
12%
41% Sep
Jan
38'%
12%
633% Mar 25
Dec
2,650
37%
'
50%
35% Mar
13
20%
33
19
30% Nov
15
20%
123/4
15
303/4 Feb
15
503/4
24
27'% Mar 25
7,400
15
20%"
331/2
34
3
10'/8
14%
I2V2
54% Jun
Feb
3
23
16,900
20%
...
Smith
Jan
10
470
16 '/8
-19,500
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
453% Jan
15%
10
32%
5
34
16'%
x50%
Smith
20
273% Aug 21
32% Jan
5
16
88
50%
Smith-Corona
25
*85%
38%
Co
&
4
35
88
720
10
"__1
60% Jan
47i% Mar
26
710
-38'/a
Amer
423/a Jan
30
52% Jan
6,000
730
38%
;
j.
9
61% Jun
3,100
34%
*85%
1
May 17
4
24
23%
34
725
1
28% Mar 23
Jun
23%
35
33%
11
23% May 18
233%
33%
26
7
3,400
23%
343%
50%
18% Feb
293% July
38% Nov
45
94% Jan
4
34% May 20
Jan
44%
13%
533% Jan
12
44 Va
50%
9
5
44
55
34%
29
223% Jan
May
54
*51%
433%
,
5.5
50%
Simmons
31 Va May 22
Mar.10
49
33%
6
6
78
4,100
*51
49
3%
*12%
5
18% Jan
44% May 16
4,800
49'%
3%:"
3
Jan
104% July 27
2,900
3%
r-
5
Roebuck
56% Jan
59% July 27
7
3,200
363%
22,600
preferred
Corp of
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel
May 16
2
3,700
31
36
5
Shell
Jan
75
30'%
v
Seagrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Shell
J5% Jan
73 %
30%
35%
19%
:
Bolt
Shattuck
30
68
73'%'
900
18'%
Seaboard Finance Co
4
17
42% Dec
•
10,400
:
•
19%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
4
19'% Jun
11
45'/a Mar 2-5
1%
48%
100
Mtg Co common
3.65% preferred
;
Jan
21
23% Sep 22
38
Jan 14
14,900
85
34%
No par
preferred
16% Jan
12% Sep
38% Dec
28
21%
1%
30'%
No par
Scovill
&
21'%
1%
70%
v
100
Paper Co common
Screw
*83%
213%
Sears
17% Jan
41
Inc
$3.40 preferred
73 V'a Nov
83%
1%
13%
Gas & Electric Co
convertible
Scott
May 18
86
22
Mar 17
73
17
5%
Schick
Feb 15
80
37
83%
203/a
,
12'%
Schering Corp common
82
15,500
10
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible preference
8
3,400
64%
37
Sangamo Electric
21
63%
12'%
series A
Diego
Jan
64'%-
10
Diego Imperial Corp
Co_^
52
17% Nov 11
pfd 4.40%
San
19
«'• 132'%
132
36%
Regis Paper Co common
San
6
8% May
19
63%
.10
6
373% Jan
5
1323%
132
.
"
1.66%
100
Joseph Light & Power
1st
Apr 14
21%
21% May 10
9
2,100
134
10'%
Joseph Lead Co
10% May 16
27% May
Mar 14
34% Nov
St
Mar 29
91
17% May 16
9
46%
12'%
Preferred series A 5%.
8
243% Jan
10
46'%
37
St L San Fran Ry Co com
69% Mar
88
Mar 13
Feb
46%
10%
4.30%
33
19
2
8
38 % May
•
39% Feb
46%
12'%
(Jacob)
Stores common
preferred
conv preferred
4%
Apr
32
Apr
2
259
26
25% May
5
:
52% Feb
40,200
46%
37
Safeway
84% Mar
42
36% Jan
14
13,400
573%
No par
Ryan Aeronautical Co
89% Dec
30,100
46%
57'%
5
6
42% Jan
64%
45%
58%
1
14 % May
30
64
46
1
Inc
Co
7
79% Apr
20% Nov
Co
Corp
Dec
3
32% May
Dutch
McBee
Ruberoid
Corp
Cola Co
Petroleum
D)
Ruppert
1
13
Corp
(Geo.
Royal Crown
6
21
643/s
57'%
100
1
1
1
1
20 G
—1
Rohr Aircraft Corp
6
4,000
45 3%
3%
A
series
;
63 3%
Controls com—1
22
July
12
preferred
33,400
-
61%
Copper Mines
Jan
Apr
Sep
4%
6
40
24% <25%
9% ./ 9%
/
9%-
66'%
2.50
...
12% Jan
27
69
May
1,200
1,500
.
'47%
►132%
6
4
-
46%
4
Mar 23
54
23%
55
60
38% Jan
12% Apr
38
'■■'•••
53%
23%
25
*'
'
1,600
46
64%
26% Jan
35% May 12
1
H-'-9%
9%
i
••V-./-;2,0a
I,000
9
15 %
2
"
17%
'•.
*54
55
24%
24
..
.
24
*54
convertible
5 % %
37% May 19
17
54 Va
53%
23%
23%
*17
V
7,800
4
9%
18% Nov
53%
•53%
41
Jan
19
Apr
30% Jan
28
,: •*•■■■'*17 :</ •17%.
54,400
.9%
"42 %
Roan Antelope
8
-i
27%
9%
40%
5
4% Jan
Company
14% May 12
Apr
26
10%
600
9,300
41'%
Ritter
3
258
22
31,700
8
12% Apr
17
15
36% July 24
15
14
21%
13%
50
90 Va Aug
Dec
80
22%
2,300
64%
4
42% Jan
34% Nov 24
231% Dec
1,300
/
623%
3
Feb
Selection
Rhodesian
4
9% May
24
17'%
40 3%
100
1
5s
series—
3.60%
14% Mar 25
1
16% Oct
(R J)
Preferred
4
Jan
45%
Jan
47% Mar 11
25%
16%
,
*13'%
3
22
17
22
10% July 2
22
16%:
•-16%
7.
preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard
Corp..——5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
2
37% Sep
253,a
:■
133%
8
82
26
16%
<
643%
Feb
3
50% Jan
16%
3,000
,'19%
63%
81 % Feb
683% Feb
May 27
2
19
13'%
51
14% Mar 25
7
Nov
16% Jan
18
19'%
V
40%
9
24% Mar 12
10% Jan
19%
Trust
Richfield Oil Corp.:
—No par
Riegel Paper Corp
10
780
30
18%
122,600
•
63%
32% Mar
28
81
28
14"
Mar
39% July 24
481 % Jan
27%
'■
23% May 18
18
30% July 23
27
13%
43 % May
50% Dec
27
'> 19.000
62%
Robertshaw-Fulton
50
62
26%
26%
53%
9%
7
22
16
13%
17%
23 %
Apr
Dec
19
35% Feb
45%
13%
•'
9%
54
55
43
31% Jan
18%
42%
13%
24%
22%
Apr 25
14
59% Dec
18%
48
,
10
42
9
21
3% May 10
5% Mar 17
18%
13
•"
Tobacco.com—__5
Reynolds
64% Apr
30% May 19
28% Jan
16
Dec
37
July 15
4
55 % Jan
17
18%
45%
13
10
preferred
Rheem Manufacturing Co
24
Nov
30 Vs Dec
30
Dec
30
3
5
Jan
149
84% Mar 26
8
21
22
70
May
Apr 14
20
84% Apr 19
65
Oct
17% Sep
76
47 %
4
'•
common
—5
Revlon Inc
:
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
1
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd__
100
4
71% Jan
Co
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass—
Apr 14
49%
8
Mar 10
125
July 24
163
15
47% Jun
38% Mar
Mfg
convertible
$1
5
66% May 16
17
46 % Feb
7
50% July
3
Mar
116
25% May 19
12% Jan
63% July 27
18%
48 %
10 y8
v
*17 V
—_5
Conv preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp..
1
Republic Corp common.
50c
Mar 14
57
May 16
19% Mar 14
54% July
11
Dec
19% Mar 17
2
div
SI.25
4
14% July
25
42
12% May
24
81% Sep
7% Nov
12% Nov
66% Apr
1,200
24%
.
111,500
'
73
20% Apr
64
22%
■
8
27
36,300
63'%
75% '
18 %
par .;
2
15% Nov
800
45'%
63%
*■
*26%
16% Jan
2
71'%
43%
18%
42% Jan
Jan
71'%
44%
13
prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp
:
—10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
.—5y
7
64
& Co—
(Robt)
Reis
16
•12% Feb
75
70%
63%
•
44 %
--50c
-1-
...
76%.
70%
42%
75%
44%
63 Va
Co —
—1
—-5
Reading Co common—i.
50
4%
noncum 1st preferred
50*
4% non-cum 2nd preferred.—50
5
71
•41%
Raytheon
7
20% Apr
28
22
4
Feb
—
77%
71
'
Raybestos-Manhattan —
-No par
Rayonier Inc •
—i—1—
-1
6
18% Jan
Inc
Ranco
5
1
16% Apr
1
Jan
.33%
May 11
18
Apr
53% Jan
Apr 29
35% May
14
27% Jun
9
8
8
45 % May 20
18 %
37% Jan 26
32'
4
75%
com,_No par
No par
—5
1st preferred—
$3.50
30% Feb
21
74% Mar
74
67% Jan
5
17
22
10
27
67
Radio Corp of America
78% Apr 18
59% Jan 29
1
73% Dec
43% Feb
*83.
84%
<
84% V
26.
*
-v
\
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\
7,900
300
40
1,600
134,800
3,560
15.900
320
22,400
Number 5953
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2221)
25;
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Previous
Range
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
"ig*est
Dec, 18
82% Feb 24
23% May 11
Lowest
,0
>2
13% Sep
21
of
44% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
50% Jan
May 16
;
4
Standard
56
Jan
4
Standard
89
v
May 10
.28
Mar
8
4
36% Jan
,
102
Jan
33/4%'
May 11
May 6
Corp__
13
4
6%
13% Jan
5
18% Jun
23
Feb
9
59% Jun
26% Feb
6
34% Dec
,33 "
31% Dec 29
Jan
17
Dec
29
Sep
21
65
5
Sterchi
16% Jan
55"% May 16
33 % Jan
4
18
23
4%
I,000
43%
61,500
25
35
35%
35
36
35%
36j/8
35%
36%
41 'A
40%
413/4
45%
45%
New
7
279 '
529
May 13
Jan
84
Apr
- Jan
27
20% May 17
21% Jan 20
$5
.
24 % Jan
7
Sun
8% Mar 20
'*: 5 % May 13
25
15
Oil
Jan
4
Feb
5
Sweets
26% Feb
35
Jan
5
47% Aug 21
42% Apr
11% Jan
1
14
51% Feb
9
31
44% Feb
17
57% Apr
29
4
10% Jan
15
93/4 Mar 21
163/8 Apr
27
41 % Jan
4
/
2
11
Feb
1
-1
23
&
Talcott
243/4 Apr
May 11
25
Jan
4
87
series
39% July 15
•23%. May 18
16
25% Mar 16
16% Mar 31
61% Jan 27
23% Nov 25
193% Nov 20
Nov
17
35% Apr
>
39% Jan
14% Mar 10
30
,
Feb 18
63
19% Jan
8
23
2
Jan
30
Apr.24
36% Sep 21
11 yt
o
Co
52
70% May
8
Sep
79
3
613/4 Jan
13
Feb
88
Jan
23
79
29% Apr
14
21
22
24
173/4 May 18
21 >Jan
4
Dec
45% Jan:
52% Mar
7
t
17% Apr
3
15% Feb
15
.
.
683% Jan
Jan
May 16
34% Sep
21
25% Jun 10
37
8
22 %' Mar 29
9
1
8
293/, Jan
52 3/4 Feb
29
29
42%
7
Jan
July" 15
May 17
29
*
7% Dec
30
17% Jan
27
43/4 Apr
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
18
Sep 21
50% Dec 24
42% Aug
3
14
21
29
Jan
56% Jan
12
-
9
54% Mar
3
31% May 11
75% Mar
3
52% Mar 31
4
4
8
-
39 %
May 17
10
30
Mar
8
/; 7
May
2
9
Jan
8
May 17
38
Feb
10
36
4
12% Feb
11
13% May 17
191/4 Jan
4
36
Sep 24
10% Sep 22
17% Nov 18
17% Apr 20
25% Apr
1
10% Jan
2
.16% Dec 23
153/4 Jan
13
18% Jan 22
19 % Nov
6
30% Mar 13
-243/4 Feb
29
32 3% Jan
93% Mar
Jan
1
Union
/ 43% Jan
4
9
Apr
2
150% July 27
30% Jun
19
35% Mar 16
51.
3
148% Jan
6
126 % May
4
32
6
Feb
68% Jan
19
77% Jan
7
33% Mar
8
98 % Mar
Sep
16
76
67
Dec
24
77% Feb
77
Dec
24
87
25
3
Mar
40% Dec 23
53% July 10
29 % Nov
38% Feb
7% Nov 18
9% Feb
19
26
29% Nov 27
37% Jan
6
17
•19% Oct
1
30% Jan
6
,
36
Oct
28
66
101
Oct
14
136
80 % Nov
6
21
5
32 3% Apr 20
13
20 % Apr
25 % Apr
37% Jan
4
Mar 26
3
Apr
88
17
229
2273/4
5
_•
8
28"% Jan
9
32 3/4 Apr
84% Jan
22
Oct
22
88% Apr
10
17
623/4 Apr
Sep 23
38% Dec
11
31
9
9% May 19
12
37% Mar 16
23% July
23% Nov 17
45% Mar
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
42% Jan
16% Jan
59% Aug 27
'•
2
I63/4 Jan
9
9
22
7
20% July 20
7
Apr
May
25
76
Jan
6
38
Mar 21
9
17% May 10
31% May
45% Jan
2
-
303/„ Dec
3
29% Sep 23
80% Sep 16
28
Nov
-
65% Dec
34% Mar
513/a Apr
85% Aug
28
4
31% Jan
6
32% Jan
533/4 Jan
5
May
46% Apr
19
8*
May 10
16 3/4 Apr
2
19
1
Apr 20
50
Apr 12
303/4 Jan 27
16% Apr
30 % Mar
14
18
83% Jan
35
26
26
75
Dec
21
57% Apr
120
Apr
27
86% Feb
149
Jan
1453/4 Sep 22
.
165
Jan
Mar 30
For footnotes, see
page
26.
4
4
May 10
13
6
86% Sep 22
42 % May
363% Mar 28
22 % Jan
6
5
22
53/4 May
1% Nov 19
Feb 23
7% Jan 12
27% May 20
7
213/4 July 24
2% Mar 10
18
25
5
12
27
20
Jan
25
25
11% Jan
8
7% Jan
4
18% Jan
6
l3/4 Jan
11
64 3% Jan
4
Mar 29
40% Jan
4
33
90
May 19
30% Jan
74% Jan
108
154
4
4
May 4
Apr 27
Biscuit
of
$4.50
90 % May 20
27
Mar 11 <
64
29
7 % Dec
18
Artists
United
27
95
29% Jan
United
4
Mar
conv
Corp..
preferred
20,100
233/8
3,600
69%
713/s
38,800
34%
34%
273/a
20,700
17%
37,300
239%
38,100
24%
26%
17%
163/4
2373/4
241%
234%
21%
2451/2
26%
./16%
25%
23%
241/4
5,700
25
-
15,900
151/4
141/4
14%
143/4
15
15
15
153/8
153/8
83
82
83
801/2
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81%
81%
823/4
753/4,
76%
761/2
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21%
24%
24%
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24%* 24%
76% v 78%:/
20 3/4
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28j/4
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28
51%
45%
50%
44
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753/4
77
20%
20%.
20%
243%
24%
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400
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23,200
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60
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22 y' V
61%
591/4
13,400
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61
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18
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17%
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37
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35%
35%
34%
35
34%
34%,-
20%
20%
20%
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2,200
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68
67
67%
:
26%
273/8
475/8
48%
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21 yo
21
65%
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45%
673/4
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:
27%
50%
463/4
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46%
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69,000
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30
30
5%
5%
5%
3,300
13%
14%
13%
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143/8
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13,000
33%
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343/8
34%
34%
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39
37%
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81/4
35
34%
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36
14%
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165/8
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163/4
301/4
29%
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35
35
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132
27,500
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31
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50
40
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22,300
26%
273/8
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7%
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16,300
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303/8
30%
21%
21%
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1,400
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31
323/4
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37%
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5,400
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32
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31%
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'
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140
32
73/8
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25
1,100
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30
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26,200
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22 .-v'-y
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pfd—.100
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7,400
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30
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27%
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36%
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22,400
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25
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18
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18
21
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1
300
32
7
7%
32
32%
27,700
600
18%
18
18%
22
21%
23
32,400
29,600
3,400
21%
22%
211/4
213/4
21%
213/4
28%
29%
28
28%
273A
28%
27%
28
27%
28%
513/4
10
Improvement Co—13% ;
United
Greenfield Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co_i_—~ 1
United Shoe Mach common——.25
6 % preferred
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4%% preferred—
-100
U S & Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co.
1
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
.
4
7% preferred ——
-100
vy
3,900
569,700
22
>
22%
17%
84
900
243/4/
62%
653/4
390
7,500
21,000
46%
63%
101/4
63'%
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243/4
6,400
•
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10
10
63%
173/4
V:
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83
18%
22%
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473/4
62%
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19%
59%
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281%
46%
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22%
17%
?
443%
y
83-
V
22%
Corp—_6% 7y.y
No par
,801%
78
*81%
.7
Carton Corp..„10
United Carbon Co
No par
United-Carr
Fastener "(Del)
2.50
United Corp (Del)
1
United Electric Coal Cos
—5
United Engineering & Foundry—5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas
10,100
34%
23%
,22
39%
America..No par
No par
United Gas Corp.—
40
341%
23%
20 y8
28%
United Board &
~
39%
34%:
23
21%
24%
*
2
Corp common
5
of 1955) conv pfd—100
(ser of 1956)
40%
34
-17
16%
234V4
2371/4,;
393/4
20%
,
20%
Aircraft
(ser
4%
-
"233/4
-
76
No par
series
4%
23%
48,100
80%
$4 series.
11
341/8
15%
14%
1
—1
$3.50
38%
23%
'
143/4
213/4
21
No par
1:
common
26
21
38% Apr
Co
40%
34%
393/4
1,000
1,300
7
7
7%
153/8
-
$4.50 series.
No par
$3.70 series——No par
15
May 17
>
225%
»
*.50c
(The)
98% Feb
23% Mar
81
553/8
701/4
251/4
Corp
Preferred
United
55%
34%
16%
163%
-
---I
41 % Jan
92 % Feb
55%
34%
24%
•
25
;
—1
Preferred
-.
12,200
67%
17
;
May 10
24
22
Mar 24
/
13%
673/4
251/2
No par
No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common...10
4% non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank Car Co./
No par
Union Twist Drill Co
5
United Air Lines Inc.
10
/A.
/
740
28
12%
'34%
3434
__—__—___2 V,//
Corp
Electric
//••v Preferred
4
32 % Jan
31
4
32 % Mar 26
2
43% Jan
4
73/4 Jan
30% Jan
Jan
74% Apr 26
82 % Mar 28
29% May 17
86
.
8
5
9
*16
Apr
Union
-
4,200
5%
:1180
12% /:
661/2
68
34%
No par ■;-//
Asbestos & Rubber Co
5 y/y
//•..; Preferred
29
12
Nov 27
v
Jan
24% Feb
25
78
:
1,600
,
44%
;
•34%
663/a
*—25
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp—
Mar 25
93
8% Jan
25% May 11
22% Jun
Oct
37% May 20
July 15
1093/4 Mar 26
30
5
12% Mar
243/4 Jan
25% Feb
45
4
Jan
87% Jan
86% Oct 15
74
Aug 4
80
5
'
10,100
23%
34%
__-+100
x
Union
8 % May
120% Feb
28:
5%
jf
1,900
86
45%
34%
69%
Oil Corp
323/s May 10
4
14% Aug
9'% Jun 12
3,000
30%
85%
44%
40%
34%
'
41
30
45
141/2
14%
68 i/s
Williams
Underwood
36,500
*26%
15
23
—
—
Udylite Corp
25
r
1114
55%
231/4
Electronic
TXL
5%
v.*7. ■•:
23%
1
Bearing
Co;
5%
7%
y:34
$1.20. preferred .;_xx«.
Twin Coach
85%
4,800
21%
.22%
22%
15%
34%
Tishman. Realty & Construction*—I
Toledo Edison Co———
*.—5/- " :
Torrington Co
No par
Tractor Siipply'Co class A_
.
1 :/
'
30%
44%
21
;
56 «/2
40%
preferred" x——___.—x_50
Coal -Co—
;
...1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film™
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
•/
-5% conv prior preferred
50
4
'
213/a
7%
14%
Traux-Traef
Jan
58
44%
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56
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7
16
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19
27%
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9
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11
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19
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29
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3,300
84
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20
26
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v.
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5,100
13
12%
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4
16
243/4 Mar
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44%
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69% May 18
56% Mar
26
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.
20 %
70
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34% May 19
53% Sep
45%
12%
10%
17% Apr 27
17
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8
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203/4
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84
24
24
18
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653/4 May 18
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7
5
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4
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•
4
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1
79% May 10
12
•
6
.
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108
20
13
4.16%
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Texas
245 % May 18
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13%
V
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20 3/a
84
86,500
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84
11%
9
34
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290
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11
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154
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,
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11
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37
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50
1
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2
3
14
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v
17%
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Swift
25
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13%
33% Jan
34
30
common
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19% Jan
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1
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31
23
38% Jan 12
27%
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13/48
Apr 21
29% Jan
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55%
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100
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3
22
25
543/4
281%
;
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,
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21
551/2
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10% Sep
543/4
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333/4 Feb
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20
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55
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23% May 10
13% Mar 16
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27%
93/8
21
4
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55%
263/4
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18
Dec
543/4
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48
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v
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15
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:
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16% Jan
38% Jan
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83
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83
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57
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16 1/2
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16
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30
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15
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30
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29
29
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313/a
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10% May 10
25
25
31
303/4
85
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31%
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14
84
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15
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28
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5
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20
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26%
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32% Jan
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21
27%
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100
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25% Mar 28
V
87
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67
8
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325
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29
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preferred
23
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2
19
52
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22
Dec
.22
2
15%
4
6
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8
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6
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103,400
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81
16%
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20
/
153%
401/b
77
8
120
163/4
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8
27
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54% Mar
741/2
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78
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151/4
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71
75%
143/4
4%
21 % Mar 25
2
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15%
413/4
143/4 Mar
4
74%
14%
4%
16
8
6,900
41%
40%
28% May 19
May 11
41
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22
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42
6.25
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$1.20
6
May 20
May 19
41 %
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preferred
$1.60
the Week
731/4
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40% Jan
2
Inc
Friday
Thursday
42%
41%
42%
Sales for
PRICES
74%
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Co
413/4
413/4
SALE
May 18
May 17
May 16
42%
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com
Electric
33% Apr
42% Jan
9
5%
&
Oil
76% May
31
88
Gas
Standard
24
76% Nov
1275
Standard
4
40% May 17
45% May 19
86% Jan 13
52% Sep
Nov
15
23
Apr
19% Dec
22%
'' 43/4 Jan
513/8 Jan
,
26
12
Dec
Financial
17
■■i 43% Dec
2
Jan
79%
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28
Jan
Apr
25
40% May 18
7
39% July 27
117
July 6
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12%
50
113/a Apr
12% May 11
10 % May 11
4% Mar
1
Inc
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday /
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Standard Coil Products
64% Jan
8
6
20% Jan
Standard Brands
753/4 Apr 27
17
Jan
4
59% Jan
18
43
42% May 16
52% Apr
7
27% Jan
84
Jan
31% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
12
35
92-
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<
25
23
62% Jan
V
70 % Jan
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5
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25
20
45% Oct 23
50
NOV 16
85
Jun 30
45% Nov
39% Nov
'
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35% Feb
37
17
Dec 23
341/0 Nov
71
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513%
51 %
51%
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51%
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181/4
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52
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60
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106
107
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140
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12 % Jan
7% Dec
28
29
9 y4 Sep
22
14% Apr
44% May 28
Mar 31
9
23
35 % Apr
20
2
10
Jan
26
24 Va Jun
18
29
Jan
21
29% Oct
30
40
Dec
7
39y«Oct
23
58% May 18
99
Jun 19
9
10
142% Sep
24
5
Jan
38
69% July 7
154% Aug 10
13% Jan
15
Jan
25
8% Jan
27
21% May 11
26% Jan
5
U
35
Jan
4
U
19
77% Feb
19
25
43% Mar
75
8
Jan
26
144
Jan
5
'149% Feb
48% May
64
Jan
19
47
Oct
29
37y4 Mar
47
38 y4 Feb
24
26% Mar
36%
4
7
26% Jan
6
37 »/4 Feb
9
22
50% Mar 12
14% Feb
26
17% Jan
23
30
Apr 12
27 %
8%
11
8
6
U S
-
24% Mar 29
United
United
2
8
12%
Dec
30
5
83
Jan
4
98% May 18
2
12 Va Jan
14
9
Feb
12
34% Mar 24
53% Oct
19
U S
60y4 Aug 28
Mar 30
Dec
9
157
Apr
10
11 y«
April
4
59
7
6
Jan
51% Jan
5
47% Feb
148
Apr 12
159
Apr
Aug
18%
97% Dec
Sep~21
7
29 Va
10
Dec" 21
Feb
12
143% May 16
41% Apr
45
14
2
31% Apr
7
25% Oct
12
297a Feb
17
23% May
28 y4 Jan
5
38% Apr
25
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
77% Apr
8%
Feb
9
50
July 29
4iy4 Feb
16
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
32% Feb
2
18
Leaf
preferred
Tobacco
When
Co
Inc
477a Aug 27
Jan
5
Vanadium-Alloys
42
217a May 11
343/4 Jan
5
Vanadium
137a July 28
11
Jan
20
13% Mar 15
227a Jan
2
30% Nov
26% Feb
12
33% May 19
31% Jan
5
36% Apr
17
31% Feb
26
36
26% Sep
21
53
23
39% Jan
12
56% May 18
68% May
Vendo
383/4 Mar 11
~4 Va Dec~29
76
Oct
2
8274 Nov 25
33% Jun
18
4
3574 May 25
107
9
987a Dec
5
96% Dec
22
19% Jan
11% Jan
Mar 20
3% Mar 18
76
Feb
79
6% Jan
26
9
Jan
89
Apr 22
34% Jan
26
99% Jan
4
15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
18
88
79
Sep
29
87% Mar 16
84
26
85
Apr
203* Mar
127a Nov
11
15% Dec
4
87% Jan
2
967a Jan
2
9
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11
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Co
Apr
29
82
1074
107a
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397a
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27
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49
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237a
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357a
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19
19
1,100
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82,700
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37
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33
33
10
347a
347a
34%
347a
3474
3474
3474
3474
343/8
52
34%
500
55
53%
56%
51%
567a
53%
553/4
52 7a
2.50
5478
637a
6534
60
99,200
637,
56 7,
593/4
58
62%
64
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__67a
613/4
3%
3%
39,400
Corp of America
$2.28 convertible preferred
Van
Raalte
Co
Inc
;
l
Co
Vick Chemical Co
1.25
Va-Carolina Chemical
6% dividend partic preferred
$5
Co
99
No par
com
Virginia Elec & Power
1053/4
22%
100
"
♦81
23%
82
•
3%
96
447a
457a
102 %
3%
101%
33/4
99 3/4
97
223,4
82
45
83
44 7a
1027a
*817a
82%
*817a
837a
*817a
827a
May 19
$4.20
*87
89-
*87
89
: *87
$4.12
preferred
preferred
100
26
100
*84 7a
86
*84 7a
15% Jan
4
Vulcan
4
5%
Materials
Co
convertible
common
53/4% preferred
8
Apr 14
67i%
100
preferred
85
117a
11
117a
103/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
93 7a
100
,
♦98
^11.
937a
99%
33/4
3%
4,000
99%
1017a
13,500
22
83%
433/4
700
44%
10,600
101
82%
87%
*83%
85
94 V
98%
*93
10%
15%
15%
93
93 7a
98
98
,94
97%
987a
97%
88
*83 7a
10%
153/4
•
*
415
a
140
85
60
11
8,900
10%
y-
160
.
82%
88
*
*93
101
*817a
88
11%
1,600
847/8
43%
1017a
*817a
22
*83%
44%
101
85
86
11
16
3%
89
157a
1
preferred
1,800
'
983/4
-
83
443/4
•1017a
10274
100
19
2,900
223/4
22 %
preferred
94% Apr
3%
967a
22
817a
437a
102 7,
3%
22 7,
*81
8
t
100%
227,
100
com
preferred
1,100
10,300
•'
•
$4.04
9
Jan
*8
21,000
36 7a
15
May
102%
8%
*8
491/4
—
10 7B
397a
23%
'577a V^ 53
78
107a
*38 7a
1
9074 Feb
97% May 18
143%
23%
10%
38%
5
10% May 19
15% Mar 10
9
.
*75V2
8,400
29
27%
28
35
'
•
56
*36%
-
Shares
57a
*28
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
Feb 24
81% Dec
Jan
7
45% May 16
10374
8674 Mar 23
80
11
Jan
16
78% Oct
4
105% May 13
9
217a Mar
5
Jan
5
7
-
4
39% Mar
108
May
>v=
12.80
Varian Associates
Nov
5
44
1
100-'"
"
159
55%
1
com
Light Co
2
9
137
1
&
16
Mar
55%
*157
Co
27
34
37 74
2.50
Nov
26
26
574
29
*28
1072
; i
95
5%
5%
30 y2
the Week
9472
10y2
1
com.No par
Products
23%
10 7a
4y4% preferred
Utah Power
10'%
10
__6.25
Universal Pictures Co
Upjohn
M
*93
issued
50% May 13
V *18%
'
May 20
10%
82 7»
28%:^f;: 27%
19% •'>"f'V*18%
Sales for
Friday
May 19
38%
141%
*35
35Vi
27 7i
PRICES
49 7t
79 7»
'140%
80
No par
30c
Corp
9% Jan
Jan
237a
*35
*
:
100
297a Nov
40
23%
1
2nd pfd_5
Corp—
Match
36%
Feb 19
141%
preferred
Universal Oil
20
40
Whelan
Universal
57% May 16
72
78J/2
SALE
41
32%
41
29%
48%
49 v*
49
preferred—25
Stores $4.20 noncu
Universal
30%
141 %
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Apr 13
41%
30y2
common.—No par
convertible
$6
148 y4
41 y4
^
Pharmaceutical—_1
&
Stockyards Corp
United
148 7»
'
100
Co
Vitamin
49%
78
:->v 5474-"56%
16%
common
noncumulative
8
Jan
46
Tobacco
7%
36
34
32% May 11
100
1
50
50
7% preferred
7
146
non-cum 1st preferred
Corp
Smelting Ref & Min com
U S
3
7% Feb
v .7
US Shoe
1
Feb
47%
*77
xj S Rubber Co common
5
Jan
28%
*8
26%
19
87a Jan
Mar
27%
,
21 %
Feb
'
10%
Monday, May 23, 1960
Thursday
57a
5%
♦29
30 %
107a
10%
*38 72
39
x27%
27%
8%
8%
' r 21 7o
21%
267a
27
•?.
47
47%
^ *77 '
78
5*4% 57
148
148y4
39
5
14
May
15% Jan
15% Mar 16
"
1
10
Pipe & Foundry Co
7% preferred
U S Steel Corp
80
100
10%
*38%
Playing Card Co
..5
U S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series B—_—100
247s Jan
Mar
34% Jan
24
27
Apr
50
74% May
21
33% Oct
29% Sep
22% Dec
A
HIGH
AND
May 18
*29
8%
21%
145% Apr
139% Jan
54% Feb
153
1
50
common
series
common
103% Jan
47% Jan
1087a Aug 31
Jan 28
6
7
21
674
30 %
4%% preferred
15
2
30
88 Va May
6
*29
S
50% Jan
Inc
Co
May 16
50
preference
preferred
Lines
S
26% Apr
7% Mar
27% Sep
457a Nov
U S
2974 Jan
A
Industries
S
4%%
8
26% Mar 10
33% Jan
138% Sep
U
22
40
class
5%
Par
common—82 %c
U S Hoffman Mach
12
10
874 Jan
Jan
4
31% Feb
17
26% Dec
45% Feb
8% Jan
25
5% May
2
40 V4 Oct
76
3
28% Apr
29
*36% Mar
EXCHANGE
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 17
5%
6
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Bange Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
28 % Oct
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1959
.
RECORD
NEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
.
<115%
94 :
s*93
*97
1,400
»
40
99
30
.tot' wi
w
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
40
Dec
17
46 Ya Nov
14% Jan
2
43% Sep
21
Sep
117a Nov
May 13
32% Apr 20
44% Jan
16
177a Apr 20
Waldorf System
o5
Walgreen Co
Jan
73% Mar
4
7
25
55% May 11
41% July 29
22
4
45
3574 Mar
9
40
Jan
52% July 20
18% May 19
21
333/4 Mar 30
39
30
Apr 21
62
41
Feb
1
52
May 17
97s Apr
Jan
14
Apr 20
4
25
1574 Jan
4
12% May 19
1874 Aug 24
11% May 19
153/4 Jan
15
83% Dec
94
Feb
867a May 17
12 Y»
8% Dec
2474 Jan
20
Oct
29
48
Jun
11
107s Jan
18
9
45% Apr
21% Mar
457a May
38% May 17
267a Apr 27
5% May
5
17
51
Feb
10
41% Jun
9
9
2574 Jan
12
3% Jan
21
8% Jun 30
3174 May 25
40% Nov 30
44% Nov
50
11
167a Dec 30
33
>
Apr
233/a July
29
8
Jun
19
857a Dec
28
102
79
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
90
May
6
91
Apr
17
42
61
Dec
14
-
93
26
May
Dec
Jan
23% Jan
95
31
Dec
Nov
8
38% Apr
31
101
7
38
8
29
24
38
Apr
8
27
39
32
Feb
87
14
July 22
17
May 11
82 7a Feb
1
86
Jan
787a Jan
19
39
Mar
21
83 % Apr
56 3/4 Jan
8
92% Feb
17
293/4 Feb
29% Jan
53%
Dec" 17
41 %
387a Mar 18
25 7a
52% May
7
92% Jan
2
28
Sep 21
657a Sep 28
37% Dec
24
407a Mar 30
97
Jun
15
7
Jan
7
24% Jan
7
36
Jan
6
173/4 Jan
23
35
Sep 22
327a Jan
6
78
July
Feb
29
11
66% July
7
98% Mar 13
39% July
6
78
May 11
Western
Apr
1
623/4 Jan
6
663/4 Dec
45
22
July 23
28% July 21
517a July 23
307a Nov
9
517a Mar 11
453* Sep
1
28
Apr 22
May 20
227a May
2
36% Apr 29
% Apr 28
119
Jan
25
25% Feb
243/4 May 11
Dec
7
94% Feb
18
2
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
1,500
64%
64 74
64%
16,100
35%
35
467,
353/4
5,900
463/4
Prior
$3
28 3/4 Jan
4
59
9
Mar
8
507a Mar
19
14 3* Mar 30
54
Apr 26
39% Jan
5
l!May 13
122
p
Jan
8
27% May
303* Jan
4
8
683* May 18
8
66
Jan
80% Mar 10
88
May
78
8574 Jan
Apr
l
87a Feb
24
10% Jan
47
4774
*467,
39%
393/a
393/4
X39
393/s
39%
40
397a
393/4
38%
38%
39
397a
39%
39%
*397,
27
27
27%
273/a
273/a
273/a
400
57a
5%
20,500
18,700
5%
42 7a
43
447a
31 y« Feb
9
1347, Jan
7
19 % Nov 10
STVtSep 21
•Bid and asked
■
39% July 8
49% Jun 24
148
Sep
l
25% Jun
24
136% Jun
~
4
Ex-dlstrihutiom^068' D° 8&le
30% Apr
May
5
38
57a
447a
44%
453/8
443/,
45
445/s
45
44%
437a
447a
44%
44%
437a
310
143/4
147a
14%
147a
14%
143/8
147B
1,300
37%
387a
37%
38%
37%
38
94%
95 7a
86
86
*85 7a
86
*85
85
*83 74
85
*837,
95%
5
95'/a
867a
r-
42
85
*83 7,
427a
42
42%
94 7a
94%
42
93%
'
93
S3
227a
22
227a
223/8
22%
5
34%
343/4
3474
35
34%
36% :r/
98
*943/4
com
297a
*923/a
98
94
♦943/4
287a
29%
27%
*923/4
293/4
*287a
17%
1874
187a
2.50
44%
457a
443/a
10
28 74
293/8
27 7a
287a
557a
54
557a
85
84%
85
6.25
54 7a
100
*84%
B
100
*103
10
937a
5
*1
80
933/4
24 7a 1245/8
93/4
9%
27
42
42
1
23%
24%
Willis
337a
337a
I
No par
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
393/i
473/4
49%
997a
99%
48 7,
97a
93/4
*26
94
9 74
1
6
Yale & Towne
Mfg Co
6
4
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet <fc Tube—No
( ;
.
Uc
.
=
28%
15,000
563/4
57%
77,300
*843%
8574
?;
105
*103
503/4
933/4
50%
94
94
%
67
39%
*39%
40
483/4
487a
*99%
95/8
360
11,500
'*
'
*6474
48%
..
8,600
237a 1 243i
67
39%
.
200
;
105
493/4
24/8,' ,s247a
*64 7,
■
28%
16,900
27,400
58%
100
9%
.v
*99 7a
9%
1
T
500
11,000
49%
100
100
9%
93/4
10,400
27
*26
27
*26
*41%
27
43
*42
43
*40 7a
42
41
23%
41
24
233/4
24
*23%
24%
32%
337a
235/B
33%
237B
1,600
32%
32 74
337a
34%
353/4
2,100
36%
36
363/4
12,900
100
-
3474
35
36
353/4
82
82
*79%
•26
267a
*79%
81
26
26
253/4
253/4
26
113/8
253/4
1,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
2,800
113/4
11%
35
*79 7a
523/4
513/4
527a
51
52
37%
37%
37%
373/8
37%
iS
rli
1207a
1207a
ft
120%
82
51%
-
513/4
37%
37%
♦1197a
121
119%
121
*120
273/4
273/4
273/8
273/4
263/4
25%
273/4
257a
25%
25 7a
257a
2574
25 74
66%
673/4
677,
53
533/4
533/a
8674
85%
8174
8174
8%
8%
lo
31%
5
23 7a
par
1037a
No par
207a
x81
8%
317.
237a
105
207a
207,
26 3%
*25
3,600
!
8,500
85,000
122
100
27
4,300
25%
1,000
6874
21,300
3,800
67%
.
673/4
683/8
547a
547a
547a
54%
543/4
857a
85 7a
55%
857a
*8574
86 74
82
*85 74
83
86%
837a
823/4
837*
82%
874
8%
83/4
8%
83/4
titc
237a
104
52
37%
——
27%
*8574
52
373/8
300
■
277a
10
Jan
287a
400
v;:
85%
*25 7a
Prior preferred 47a% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del).
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
g
377a Jan
44%
33
*79 7a
*119
10
1387a Jan
20%
443%
*32
*26
373/4
~io
Hio
common.
20%
447a
267a
52
IIII60
Public Service Corp
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
20
■"
21,700
327a
27
A
Wisconsin
303/4
30%
80
Rights
6% preferred
98
31%
3574
113%
Ilo
com
*943%
98
793/4
*26
IIIII 10c
I
393/4
407,
9,000
34 7a
No par
10
Inc
647a
100
12,400
36
93%
243/k,,..
*647,
46%
60
24
50
X24
4074
94
227a
*103
517a
943/4
*99 7a
20
*923/a
355/8
57
65
48%
100
4,000
227a
28%
2474
40
320
;•
3.57a
*843/4
24%
997a "99%
*26
"
105
933/4
93
183/4
86
50
425/8
443/a
57
*103
427a
3074
293/a
557a
513/4
*64 74
50
28%
42%
30
19
*843/4
83%
*943/4
.
943/4
65
47
l
7
453%
105
4 9'/a
393/4
1
18%
447a
83
357a
' :
30
185/s
85
14,100
93%
85
1
22%
29%
457a
•
"103
5074
*64 74
20
common
105
493/4
98
287a
297a
297a
94
93
85
42%
i
94%
86
93
423/8
22
20
Door
678
38%
*86
White Stores Inc
Youngstown Steel
800
457a
*
373/8
Worthington Corp
7
273/a
57a
*14%
*83
2
23 y. Jan
27%
5%
5,500
.
-
*44 7a
100
997a May 11
197a May 3
22 %
39 7a
6%
6
42%
1,100
397a
-
14%
100
preferred
Industries
467a
393/s
38 7a
...
10
*27
46%
447a
I
29% Feb
273/a
47
14%
9
14
-
377a
4
13
6%
47
4
preference
convertible
Windsor
463/4
39
5
Wilson-Jones Co
6
Nov
9% Nov 23
197a
63%
100
Sewing Machine
183/4
9,600
3474
common
10
36% Mar
79
Motor Co
3,200
44
637a
574% preferred.
26
9
83
White
187a
50
67a
43
347a
preferred
(The 8 8)
827a Feb
11
277a Jan
84% July 15
Dental Mfg
6
25
7
187a
87%
63/4
423/4
63%
No par
convertible
273/4 Feb
10% May 11
42 V4 Jan
4
67% Dec 31
White
673/4 Jan
lOO3/, Feb
8
197a
-»
*86
67a
4,800
333/4
_100
Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25 preferred
2374 Jan
59% Nov 19
22
White
19
87%
6%
42
1/
25,400
647a
1
Wilcox Oil Co
14
287a Dec 31
537a Jan
2
series
Mar 30
16
22
20
8
*86
674
42%
5,300
11% v;11%
33 7a
common
Jan
-
197a
1174
637,
No par
Feb
Mar 31
Tup
Corp
19 7a
877a
6%
427a
97a
117a
337a
2.50
preferred—
474%
197a
*86
6%
42
10%
643/4,
Telegraph
preferred
Whirlpool
19
Ry
40
Sep
237,
68
$5
63/a
41%
97a
11%
1
43
14% Dec
Mar~25
3.80%
6%
41%
./Vi- /./•.
10
12%
5
31% Mar 10.
323/4 May
9
797s Mar 15
29
129
86%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
2774 Apr
52 3* Jan
26
88
Sep 30
867a
67a
417a
51%
34
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
147s Jan
41
2
118
,
27
2
46% 8ep
1
4072 Jan 23
Union
443* Jan
'
May 10
9974 Jan
97s Apr
6
35% Sep 22
34"% Jan 22
Mar
2
37 7e Mar 14
6% Jan
17
877a
.
9674 Jan 27
64
14
Western Maryland
4% noncum 2nd
7
Apr
19% Oct
39% Jun
5874 May 19
507a
50%
•
600
No par
Western Pacific RR
13
85
50 3/4
2774
19
103
51
♦943/4
213/4 Feb
4
50%
com„No par
preferred
40
57
Feb 17
2,700
100
163*Apr
4
May. 11
Apr
1
47
Apr 25
937a Apr 28
23% May 20
367a
4,300
/X
5
Supply Co
6
777a Jan
3674
100
6
103
36%
*86 3/4
50
Auto
5
36%
17%
No par
Co
Western
32% Jan
3674
9%
47a % preferred
Jan
2
*36
113/4
West Va Pulp & Paper common
37% Jan
May
1,900
363/4
12 7a
Air Lines Inc
Jan
367a
107a
Co
37
May 26
537a Mar 20
1027a Mar 11
Electric
Western
6
363/4
1
4
457a
887a Jan
4
53%
337a
62 7a
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preferred series B
preferred series C__
4.10%
53%
52
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4.20%
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11%
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283/4 May
112
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8
29
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53
10
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17
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26
24
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357a Jan
4
Apr 27
31
29
4
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38% May 18
53%
103/4
10
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
4.80% preferred
West Kentucky Coal
4
537a
5074
Welbilt Corp
Jan
5474
1
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47
7
17
127a
No par
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64
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17
49
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64
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17
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Warner Co
63
333/e
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Warner-Lambert
5
96
31
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2
4
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4
&
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100
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Wallace
18
30 7s Jan
27
Jan
353/4 Dec
103
Walker
preferred
Corp
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10
43
Apr
45% Jan
2
333/4 Jan
13
35
8
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657a May 17
43% May 10
12% Mar 22
327a Nov 17
27% Sep 22
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4%%
36% Apr
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4
May 16
24
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Apr
Feb
307a Apr
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7
4
483/4 May 4
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54% May 4
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7
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16
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company
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1013/4 1057a
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sale,
'
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1037a
105
distributed,
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101 %
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104 V4
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41.2C
Ex-rights.
Number 5953
Volume 191
*
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2223)
27
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
The
when
letters
column headed /'Interest
the
in
the bonds mature. Figures after decimal
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
for Year 1959
Range
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
May 16
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4%s
May
'
^
Low
15 1975-1985
indicate; in each
the month
case
point.
a
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday...
May 18
May 19
May 17
Low
Low
Low
High
High
High
Monday
STOCK
Period"
point represent one or more 32nds of
High
Friday
Sales tor
May 20
the Week
-
Low
High
86.8
Apr
96.12 Feb
Jan
93.24 Nov
Apr'Il
86.8
18
96.12 Feb
*98.26
99.2
♦98.12
98.20
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98.16
1*98.20
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98.28
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98.28
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98.22
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98.28
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasuvy
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
4s
Feb
1
1980
*96.14
96.22
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96.22
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96.14
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96.24
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Nov
15
1974
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95.28
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95.20
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95.14
*95.18
95.26
Feb
15 1990
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89.4
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86.8
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15 1985
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15
1964
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15
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15
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15 1961
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15 1960-1965
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1961
15
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1967-1972
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15
1959-1962
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15
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15
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101
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15
1962
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97
1950
of
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price.
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been
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100
Feb
Serial
admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
Friday
Interest
"bo^DS
Exchange
New York Stock
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
'
Week's Range
or Friday's
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Sold
Low
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:
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(continued)-
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1980
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1948
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sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957—April-Oct
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104
104
3V2S
1967
-
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15-year 3%s 1962„
15-year 3%s 1969
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15-year 4'/as 1973
15-year 5s 1972
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1979
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June- Dec
stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978.——
—June- Dec
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reduced to "3.375%) 1979—April ■Oct
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April-Oct
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100
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debentures
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154
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+
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r
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68
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1961
1977
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1
82
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1982..
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series
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series
series
83%
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3%s
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1982_Mar-Sept
1977_ApriZ-Oct
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1981
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85
95
99%
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series
3s
Consolidated Edison
103
1970—May-Sept
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3'As
conv subord debentures
Commonwealth Edison CoFirst
103
1983———...
33'is
First
105
102%
101
*__
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mortgage 4'/2s 1987—..——
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1
T
„
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1984—
1964
Ohio
33/8s
3%s
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101
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1983
N
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conv
South
1st
J
10
103 %
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series
88 %
99 %
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I
series
4%s
87%
92%
101
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87
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83
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85
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96
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debt
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...
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1965 _Jan-July
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stamped
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&
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92
_
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87
conv
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74 3a
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series
debentures
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C
—
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82%
10
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series
debentures
69
80
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99%
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5s
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5'/2s
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1961
1977
1975
A
series
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Edison El 111
88%
78'%
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81%
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81
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5s
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&
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81
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16
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—Mar-Sept
1993
5s
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160
6
3%s 1988
mortgage 4%s 1989
88
87
June-Oct
1989
71
87%
83'%
__
66%
1977
conv
71
69%
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81'%
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62
62
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Inc
1st
78
1
66%
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mortgage 3'%s 1986
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81'%
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73
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s
76
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73
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78
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71
87
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1983
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82'a
4
67'%
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1970
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3s
81
84%
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87
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..May-Nov
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2.35s
87'%
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1990_May-Nou
4s
3s
90%
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debs
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debentures
f
Chemical
1st
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3s
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Colorado
1st. 4s
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3s
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1st
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2%s
4s
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77
78%
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conv
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75
series
4s
/
Corp
Aircraft
92%
78
—
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82
June-Dec
1961
May-Nov
B 1976 Mar-Sept
4%s
Tunnel
&
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR
94
24
5s
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95%
v:
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2
Feb-Aug
1971.
1995
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Ry
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&
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series
—
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1985
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debentures
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': 99'% 100 'a /-
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51'A
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series
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1
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: V : v
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.
62%
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8
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mtge & coll tr 4%s
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67
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Cities
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4'/is
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:
•;
Financial Corp 3%s debs 1970
debentures 1971
C I T
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3%s series E 1969
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29
84'%
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Pennsylvania
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mortgage due
&
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62%
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Morris
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=
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1963
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80 %
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extended
4s
81%
75
77%
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'
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A 1982—:—May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 23/4s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Cincinnati
!
82
'
141'%
/■' 76'%
—
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1983—
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AIncome
81%
69
72%
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York
Detroit
Union Station—
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mortgage
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141%
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99
98
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:
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2055__:__LMar-Sept
mortgage
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2
137
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7'A
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1965.
1977
Delaware
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High
8'A
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80% -.80%
Chicago
Chicago
Low
8
7'A
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
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;
1982
2%s debentures
Co
debentures
4%s
,
debs
3'As
mortgage
mortgage
3'%s
•
3s
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6s
conv
mortgage
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Co
4%s
mortgage
1st
81
80
Inc
8'A
*7%
80%
98
*80
series
4s
ref
June-Dec
1970
4s
ref
138%
93'%
80 %
Jan. I
No.
8'A
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
105'%
10
111%
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan-July
June-Dec
1970
30
June
Dayton Power.& Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
23
95%
80 %
Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'/2s inc ser A Jan 2019__April
41/2S conv increased series B Jam 1 2044—iApril " j
1
&
107'/2
*89%
Chicago
Jan
lien
ACurtis
88'a
83
4s
equip
&
A 1st
79'a
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A
AImp
80%
80%
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983—April
A2nd mortgage 4'/2s inc ser A Jan 2003 —April
debs series
100
105
mortgage
95 3a
,—May-Nov
& North Western Ry— •
ASecond mtge conv inc 4'/2s Jan 1 1999—.April
First mortgage 3s series B
1989.^
Jan-July
Chicago Roci: Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s series A
1980,/.
1—Jan-July
41/2S income debs
1995——
Mar-Sept
1st mtge
5'/2s ser C 1983—.
—Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre 'Haute & Southeastern Ry—
,
.
First and refunding mtge 23/4S-4'/4S 1994_Jan-July
Income 23/4s-4'/4s
1994
Jan-July
A 1st
77%
Bonds
Friday's
RR—
116
88
90'/2
106
106
A 1st
inc
2
14
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
A 1st
Great Western 4s series A 1988:—Jan-July AGeneral inc mtge 4'/2s Jan 1 2038—...—April 7
A5s
78
Period
Exchange
High
91
89'/2
Chicago
Chicago
Low
89'/2
—May-Nov
gold 5s 1982
& Erie 1st
Chicago
No.
Cuba
subord debs ww 1971
conv
90s
6s
High
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Last
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Gotham Inc
^ariiiourne
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
29
15
9ij»%
51
52%
54
80
7%
9
142
7%
98
97%
103'%
57%
13
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2226)
30
.
.
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended May 20)
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
or
Sale Price
1981—Jan-July
2%s series A
3>%s
mortgage
Inland
Steel
1972
debs
37.s
Co
mortgage
1st
mortgage
New
York
*81%
General
99 V*
Lake
*96Vi 100 Vi
96%
*98
96
f
4 Vis
Breaker
Circuit
1
85
240
%
85
86 Vi
1982
Manufacturing 3%s
debs
April-Oct
87 %
175%
644
*84Vi
243
—
94
*84%
95
„
92
98%
132
76 Vi
1
95%
84%
*95
1976—Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
1975
84 %
71%
Y
Lack
86
N
Y
Dutch
Airlines—
conv
subord
debentures
Kanawha
8c
Afar-Sept
1979
103
1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power 8c Light 2%8 1976
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3 Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas
City Term Ry 2%s
1974
April-Oct
Karstadt
(Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky 8c Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961.—Jan-Juty
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
1961
Jan-July
4Vis unguaranteed 1961
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt 8c Power 6s 1997
April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oct
lAKreuger 8c Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
Michigan
Ry
4s
101%
28
103Vi 104Vi
81%
N
79
79%
N
75%
78
N
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82
75
78
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56
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gold 3 Vis *97—June-Dec
63
Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation 3 Vis A 1970__April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st 8c ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st 8c ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s
extended to 1984
Lehigh
Feb-Aug
&
1st
Scries
A
4s
Series
B
4Vis
64%
ASeries
interest
fixed
D 4s
ASeries
797a
2003
interest
96%
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81
74
81
61
64 72
61
61
—
627a
13
F
Lockheed
May-Nov
2003
..May-Nov
—May
contingent interest 2003
Corp
debentures
Gas
3.75s
1980
May
May-Nov
debentures
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
Co
(P)
1982
D
ser
debentures
3s
debentures
May-Nov
1976
4%s
12
51
April-Oct
4174
477a
1st
58
24
24%
28%
:
11
8
28%
»
2
99
99
10
108
1,124
86
94 78
94%
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2
43
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89
93'%
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3%s
3%s
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gold
3s
2%s
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April-Oct
85%
1979
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Louisville
1st
div
Gas
Elec
8c
3 '/bS
mtge
1st
second
3%s
Mack
Trucks
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May-Nov
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1984
1987
5'%s
Inc
59
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Martin
Co
RR
5'%s
subord
debs
57as
1968
1978
May
f
s
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debentures
f
s
May-Nov
5s
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Feb-Aug
1980
79%
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1977
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sinking
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fund
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10
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9174
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1988
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74'
74%
1967
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747s
27
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—
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91
90%
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91
10
94
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92%
92'%
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Minn
St
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f
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Paul
debs
&
8c
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A General
6
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~
1967
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40-year
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Texas
8c
5s
4s
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series
RR
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4s
4V4s
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1978
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ser
debs
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1967- _Aprii-Oct
Jan
2033
Jan-July
Co Reorganization
series
C
Jan
1
1990
income
coll
Mohawk
8c
debentures
trust
Monogahela
Ry
3 Vis
Railroad
6s
Morris
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first
3 Vis
Natl
debentures
Chatt
Cylinder
series
inc
4s
1991
B
1966
debs Jan
1
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April
June-Dec
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_Feb-Ausr
3%s series B 1979
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
1st
mortgage
37.s series G 1980
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Consol
Low
77
82%
mortgage
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
Period
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
*74
3s series B 1978----—{"ne"??ec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Noe
First
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
87%
*
59
56
^
81
76
79
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76%
79
15
3
75
82
80%
79%
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81%
73
83%
80
78%
78%
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97%
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15
97%
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90%
85 74
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92%
103
104%
15
102%
89
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Number 5953
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.
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
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1984
4%s sf debs 1979
Morris Inc
Philip
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Electric Power Co 3s 1983
Jan-July
debs 1973
—May-Nov
Procter & Gamble 37/es debs 198l___
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!
3s debentures
1963
May-Nou
First and refunding mortgage 3J/4s 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979-June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3 %s 1983.April-Oct
3%s debentures 1975
April-Oet
4%s debentures
1977
Ztfar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July
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11
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85
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*
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96
96
1976
1963
1979
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97
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78
99%
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11
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income
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mortgage
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3%s
ref
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mortgage
West
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Electric
West
Penn
Power
RR
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not
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100%
103%
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delivery
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1981
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79
88/4
77
84
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reported as being in
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*
Friday's bid and ask prices;
A Bonds selling flat.
99
__
87%
—
—
Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Jan-July
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
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*
'
94%
82
87%
—
May-Nou
Jan-July
Jan-July
1974
3%s series I 1966.:
4s gtd 2361
debentures 1984
included
the
.♦79%
•
—
April
April
1981
1991
1st
Electric Light &
in
—
—
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3V4s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s convertible
debentures 1975
.May-Nov
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Feb-Any
Wilson & Co 4V'aS debentures 1978
^.Jan-July
Winstcn-Salem S B first 4s I960—
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
.May
Wisconsin
Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971—
Jan-July
included
—
—
Westinghouse
Yonkers
—
—
85%
—
gen
debentures
1982
Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A
income
5s
:
—
series B 1971
.Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Any
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Western
80
87%
2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
mtge 3%s 1967-Jan-July
3s 1979
May-Nov
registered 2361
Maryland Ry
Western
1st
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*73%
^81%
—
Co—
Westchester
West
10
__
Zlfay-Nov
Feb-Auy
1983
F
ser
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
General
86
—
mtge 2%s ser H
mtge 4s income series A Jan
Warren
100% 106
83
98%
102%
84%
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1976
&
ref
&
RR
First
101%
95
.
-
1983—
1968
subord. debentures
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subord
6s
98 %
ft
98
94%
32
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59%
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96
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1996
91
3
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a
64
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1986
88%
83%
—
Co—
2%s
first
♦83%
3%s ser A *75—June-Dec
rirst
Memphis div
131%
Mar-Sept
1981
First
74%
| 62%
64
116
116
conv
1969
mortgage
mortgage
75
May-Nov
4>/as
Gold
First
82%
May-Nov
First
Fran Term
79%
74
74%
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San
76%
72
__
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an
'
.
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May-Nov
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subord debentures
conv
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91%
106
75%
80%
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82%
of
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1st
103%
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7
82 %
•
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1980—Mar-Sepf
1981—June-Dec
April-Ocf'
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Jan-July
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.:
Mar-Sept
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May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973.April-Ocf
4s
94
2
__
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1982—
85
94%
78
951/,
1st
119
83%
21
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1994
Jan-July
1973.June-Dec
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88
90
98%
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1970
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107%
228
Co—
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104%
88
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Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—
1985
debentures
1987
Southern California Edison
97
92%
100
10B
5
1976
Gen
13
84%
debs
4s
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82%
101%
97
3U
81%
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■
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
1979
86%
103
111
108
111
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1986—June-Dec
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1
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123
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90
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1967
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conv
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76%
84%
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debentures
15
/
♦87
1971
debentures
debs
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90
88
88
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27/8s
3 Vis
96%
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debentures
2%s
96%
101 % 102 %
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3%s
'"I'm.,u1 4%s
87%
85
82%
29
100
99
1982
debs
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Smith-Corona Marchant—
conv
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—
101%
1979
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5Vis
—
1983—Feb-Auy
debs
f
s
debentures
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Oil
~4
—
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subord
Pipe Line 3.20s
Shamrock Oil
76%
86%
80%
87%
Jan-July
Co
96%
| 96
76%
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May-Nov
1977-
debentures
111%
96%
261
—
87%
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1972
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:
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1982
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7
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—
June-Dec
1974
Acceptance
4%s
5s
-
1966
111%
•
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;
•
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.June-Dec
1980—,
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1
,
79
79
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96%
108
109
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Jan-July
.
1977
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&
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f
s
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debentures 1971
4%s debs 1982
conv
Scovill Manufacturing
;
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April-Oct
Depot 3l/as B 1971
England 1st gtd 4s 1989
& New
3n
1027a
78%
April-Oct
debentures
debentures
States
77
66%
71%
—
123
q^3A
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68
17
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1977
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debs series A Jan 2006
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trust 3%s 1971
& coll trust 3%s 1972
& coll trust 3%s 1975
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71%
70%
71%
-
021/
~
96
»88
Feb-Auy
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&
United
71%
Co
debentures
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mtge
4%s
U
115%
♦84
Jan-July
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A
inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
series B 1980
mtge 4s
89%
105
90
108%
4!/4s
Car
Biscuit
2%s
Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
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April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
ASecond mtge
122
85%
93
109
Saguenay
1st
106%
♦89
96
109
June-Dec
St Lawrence
1st
193
108% 114%
-
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
debs
conv
114
April-Oct
debentures 1983
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3V4s series J 1969
Rchr Aircraft
5y4s conv debs 1977
4%s
iqn
_
89
_
Jan-July
1st mtge
Feb-Aug
1st mtge
May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1972
April-Ocf
3%s sinking fund debentures
1973——April-Ocf
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977.
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4%S 1978^Mar-Sept
92
90
*91%
*89%
April-Oct
27/as debentures
RR
mortgage 2%s
Tank
1st
90
-
1980
&
Pacific
3%s
__
95
J
June-Dec
1974
Missouri.3%s
of
Co
Oil of California 2%s
United
__
82
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
27/8s debs 1961
Union
Union
♦92%
82
__
1
J7,;#
Av
^qs/
123
1982
and impt
coll tr 2%s
3%s 1982
mtge
Refunding
♦92%
ser
3%s
Union
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
95
2Q
95
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968—
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70
82 Va
*85
45
82%
debentures
3s
159
62
__
96
98%
__
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98
100%
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Cent ref
Ohio
80
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1101/
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81%
1990—April-Oct
C
gold 5s 2000
Tri-Continental Corp
United
bonds—
1S78
1978
1978
adjustment
Debt
1
60%
of New
RR
2 m
98y
Louis—
3%s series
M
Pacific-Missouri
First
153%
of America 3%s conv 1980—June-Dec
first & ref 3y8s series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 37/8s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
§ADirect mortgage 7s 1950
May-Nou
§ADirect mortgage 6s 1952
May-Nov
§£ Consolidated mortgage 6s 1953
Feb-Aug
S A Consolidated mortgage 6s 1955
Apr-Oct
Corp
Radio
Reading Co
St
Thompson Prodv.cts 4%s debs
Oil Co 3V'2s 1986
101%
91J/
of
Assn
7vr/8
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92%
June-Dec
1979
Tidewater
88%
85
notes
conv
Pacific first
Term
89%
80
:
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„AS,
98%
June-Dec
1979
1
Low
.
119%
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Texas
75^
86 %
_
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__
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1972
lie
No.
81 %
May-Nou
Jan-July
mtge 6s 1971
77
94%
and
Texas &
n*y
S53/.
1st
lis
97%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
1981
1973—
notes
RR
debentures
debs
75
77
ci^^-
jfn
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__
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1973
debentures
and refund
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io4i2
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no
_
capital
debs
Bnnd«
Bid & Asked
—.
Jan-July
April-Oct
Texas Company (The)
3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures
1965
May-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—
;
'
; *
'
First and refund M 3V4s series B 1970—April-Oct
96
155
.
impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
,
89%
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86%
99
__
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senior
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(James)
5V2s
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2%s
Co
debentures
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2'/es
Transit Inc
&
2%s
5s
3%s
Oil Co 3%s
Surface
14|/z
q'
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89%
__
1
Oil Corp
Superior
a?
107
1985——April-Oct
May-Nov
conv subord debs 1984
of California 4%s 1983
Chemical
Sunray
Swift
5s
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3%s conv
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dnv""'Q?a^'
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91
93^
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innw
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debs
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
4%s debentures 1983
_April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4%s 1982
Jan-July
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1983
debentures
3%s
98
98/2
98 Vs 98 %
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or
Sale Price
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--
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~
91%
89
70
1965—Jan-July
April-Oct
Ry—
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
31/2S s f debentures 1986
~~
—
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
98 192
91 % 95%
105 ^
85
87*/4
343
yl ~~
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Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry— ,
consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963-Peb-Aw0
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 19 <5
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Oci
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1M> mtge 3%s 1964—May-Nou
New York Stock
•
,„9>
l!Jv 107 /2
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
1st general 5s series B 1962—
mVv
ior
L°w'
Interest
BONDS
R*f^S'noe
""so
__
Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—.Feb-Aug
Phi !s conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996 June-Dec
11 os
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Period" SaleMce B°d *jfiked
Apr-Oct
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June-Dec
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New
Friday
-
,
31
Section 77 oi
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
the
on
and
of the transactions
Monday, May 16,
compiled from the report of the American
following extensive list we furnish a complete report
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
ending Friday, May 20.
It is
stock
to include
dealings have occurred
Week Ending May 20.
'
Exchange
Stock
or
and
itself
is intended
bond in which any
Range for
Friday
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
' •
Sale Price
.
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A—__1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
10c
Acme
Missiles
uass
Acme
A
&
Construction
Products
;
25c
Wire Co
Admiral Plastics
For
3%
2%
3%
3%
2,200
3% May
2%
2%
4,100
2%
7
6%
7%
10.600
4%
5l/4
2,300
1
Acme
18
__10
:_10c
Corp...
footnotes,
see page
High
Corp
Inc
common
Precision
35.
Range Since Jan.
5
4%
18
5Va
Feb
5% May
■
4%
Feb'
400
17% Mar
3,200
4% May
American Stock Exchange
1
Jan
3%
Jan
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Aero
7%
Jan
for Week
Shares
Low
Supply
Corp
Manufacturing..
1
1
1
-
61
67
21 %
Jan
7% Mar
Agnew
Aid
Ajax
Surpass Shoe Stores
& Discount Inc
Investment
Petroleums
Ltd.—
72%
53,900
7%
6%
7%
11,300
4%
3%
4%
7,900
Apr
54
6% May
3% May
18% Mar
*
5%
1
—50c
Range Since Jan. 1
n
High
Low
High
Apr
5%
Range
of Prices
Par
High
5
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
every security whether
during the current year.
5%
.300
%
7,200
,5i
%
Apr..
Jan
72 % May
9% Jan
7
Jan
J an
22
6%
Jan
H Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 20)
*'
Week's
Range
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Steel Co
83%
83*4
83%
30
31ft
84
84
Jan
60
4 Va
900
127a
6ft
7ft
6ft
7ft
,
Feb
69%
Jan
c/mpbeMyChibougamau Mines Ltd
9%
Feb
14ft
6ft
Feb
58
3ft
3ft
"4 7 a
4,000
10ft
10ft
800
14
1578
3ft Mar
1,600
~4ft
5ft% convertible preferred
Control Co lnc new com
Allied
2,600
Paper Corp
All-State Properties lnc
Rights
(expire May 31)
13 ft
14
4ft
5
A
ft
14 ft
15 "a
78 Va
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
American Beverage Corp—
American Book Co
78 ft
5ft
Efredge & Dock Co—
Canadian/Homestead Oils Ltd
Feb
17%
Canadian
Apr
16 ft
Jan
10ft Jan
4ft May
'
Canadian
A May
Jan
,
23 Va
81% Mar
Carey Baxter & Kennedy lnc
400
6
May
8ft
Jan
Carnation Co
50
42
Apr
50ft
Jan
Carolina Power &
14 ft
16,200
lift May
15%
Jan
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B
6ft
/
MARC lnc
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Meter
4ft ■? 5
4ft
4o~s
20
50c
-
12.80
Co
~9
ft
8ft
22 ft
22 ft
45 ft
•
American
Petrofina
A
1
6 Va
American
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
14 ft
lnc
class
X.
39
.-J
Feb
fe-
6ft Mar
49 ft
Jan
22 ft Mar
26
Jan
Cenco
Mar
52
Feb
Central
Maine
400
44
5ft
6ft
13,300
15ft
7,500
4ft
VuO
8
29 ft
100
5ft May
77a
13% Mar
Oil
An aeon
Lead
Co
class
.1
2%
2ft
2ft
3,100
20O
ft
ft
il«
5,100
15ft
16ft
600
Anchor Post Products
16
Instruments
Jan
Central
Jan
4ft
Apr
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Central Securities Corp new
Apr
32%
Feb
2ft
Jan
Century
Electric
1
Jan
Century
Investors
Jan
Chamberlin Co of America
29
ft
Apr
15ft May
1978
5ft
5ft
500
5ft May
5ft
5 Va
5ft
5,300
5 Va May
6ft
Jan
6ft
6 Va
6ft
400
5ft Mar
6ft
Jan
20c
44 ft
41ft
48%
$1.40
Apr
Anthony
Apollo
Pools
&
Film
Corp
lnc
Industries
Fuel
Oil
Co
&
7ft
6ft
734
2,uu0
100
89 ft
89ft
90 ft
5
38 ft
38 V«
38 ft
300
A
10,700
2.50
33ft
31ft
37
pfd
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power Si Light 4.72
Armour
pfd
Altex
Asamera
Oil
Associated
Amer
Co
Food
Laundries
Oil
Stores
&
Gas
Atlantica
del
Golfo
Development
Corp option
Plywood
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
Devices
Aurora
lnc
2 Va May
3
1,300
lft
8ft
48,600
lft May
6ft May
117 s
400
10ft
Apr
100
99 ft
Jan
102
8oU
56ft
61ft
/; 3,700
55
Apr
51
49 ft
52ft
19.500
46
Mar
2
1 ft
.
5p
2
JL
4,100
2
-I;
66
Apr
Apr
2ft
New
peso#
ZZi
9ft
9ft
10c
14 ft
13ft
non-cum
preferred—
10<*
Corp
8
__i«~
1
w
5c
Corp
3
Industries lnc
Baldwin Rubber Co
Barnes
Jan
2,700
200
-751
Benrus
V4
17
14,300
13 ft May
17
45
300
41
51 V*
14,500
5
500
16
Feb
300
16
Mar
3ft
2,100
6
63s
40
6
lft
6,500
1
B
—
5ft
6ft
6ft
45ft
39
1
20 Va
17
6ft
600
7
2,000
48ft
ft
55,500
207 s
5,000
lft
IV2
Apr
3ft
1,600
16ft
Apr
24ft
4,200
7a
Apr
lft
Jan
4
7ft
8
ft
8,700
2.600
16ft
13,800
67a
2,300
18 ft
200
6ft
2,500
•
35 ft
100
1-50
1
200
21 ft
36,000
19
35
97
15 Va
40
94
34,900
22
15
2ft
4
5ft
5ft
30 V8
30
1
37
1
Co
2?*
•
29 ft
American
dep
Amer dep
rets
ord
Columbia
British
Petroleum
•
dep rets ord reg
Brown Company
Norman
Class
4%
B
Distillers
11
1
cl
A
common
Rubber
30c
10
Co
1
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B S F Company new common
Buckeye (The) Corp.
Budget Finance Plan common
convertible
preferred
serial preferred
—
Corp
ft
Edmonton Corp
Calif Eastern Aviation lnc
footnotes,
May
%
Feb
38%
Jan
4%
5ft
Jan
Diesel
Electric Corp
Mining & Smelt
Ltd
10c
18ft
17ft
1
2%
Products,
Corp
Reynolds
8ft
100
31%
37
47
MS
22,200
30 Va
10,300
111 May
28ft May
8
3ft
1,000
6
5ft
6ft
16,000
lift
13 ft
7ft
7ft
5
6
12 ft
~5%
33
300
May
32
Apr
10
Mar
10Va
Jan
39ft Mar
7
h
14 Vs
6ft
7 Vs.
45,700
6% May
9 Va
Jan
14ft
6ft
14 ft
200
14
Apr
16 ft
Jan
13
13
15
13%
800
12 ft
Apr
15ft
Jan
6%
3,200
6ft
Apr
May
6ft
23,500
lOVa
Feb
15% Mar
7
Jan
4%
66%c
14 ft
14ft
15 ft
1.100
1
4ft
4ft
4%
2,500
50c
7%
4ft May
7ft
Jan
7 ft
7%
700
7
8
Apr
200
10 Va
900
•
—10
2ft Mar
11
.
11
8ft
8ft
8%
2
2
2
13%
13%
9ft
9ft
3s 6d
ft
•
10c
1,700
700
14V4
10
400
2,800
9ft
16
2ft
A
ft
3,200
2ft
1
12ftc
4
2 Vs
200
9ft
9%
4,800
15
2 Vs
16 ft
4,600
2ft
8,000
13 ft May
Jan
Apr
8ft Jan
1% May
13ft May
9
Mar
A
8
11
Jan
May
8ft
Jan
3%
Jan
16ft
Feb
Jan
A -Ian
3%
10
Jan
May
23%
Jan
3ft
Jan
Jan
Jan
APr
1
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
Apr
17 ft
Jan
U
300
32
13 ft
100
16%
A
15%
300
15
14 ft
14 ft
200
13ft
7%
~7ft
1,400
7ft
8ft
8%
100
8&
Co
preferred
2ft
Apr
7Va Mar
8 Vs
Apr
9ft May
11%
Feb
46ft Jan
->
59
1.410
4ft;
550
V
7
..
.
%
ft
j
11,300
8V2
18 Vs
l'/s
ft May
Mar
26
IHIftc
5% Jan
6ft Mar
16 Vs Mar
4,500
•
65 ft
33.400
10%
200
16. ft
15%
17%
4,100
15
Hill
15 ft
15.
17%'.
1,400
X8%
8ft
6,500
.2.50
8ft
8%
9
1,800
8ft May
6ft Jan
16ft
16%
17
400
13 y8
Feb
3,800
4ft
Apr
200
3%
Apr
48 Va Mar
9ft
Jan
Jan
ft Jan
Apr
67
14% May
..50c
\
Jan
Mar
41
,
.'a May
.
61 Va
'0ft
64
Feb
62
Jan
4
—2.50
%
Jan
200
300
9%
7
46 V8
1,200
7ft
9 Va
,
Jan
3ft Feb
Jan
30 Va
57%
•
9%
Apr
10,300
7 Va
50c
8ft Jan
Feb
14,000
10c
Co
Jan
2ft
4
;
Tobacco
19
33 ft
lft
5
American Oil Co
Feb
2 Va
•
common
Jan
16ft
x31ft
2ft
32
25c
Land
18%
Jan
18 ft Mar
~7%
Apr
May
15 ft
Zl
Co
17ft
16% May
•
...
19% Jan
May
14ft
1 50
Jan
7%
15%
Crystal
X
Dairies
common
—20
Brothers
Transit
.1"'—1
—110c
lnc
A
pref
System lnc cl A
-
Mfg
A
..20C
1
new
5
11
Jan
;
Dilbert's
1st
5%
4
Feb
12%
Jan
9ft
Apr
18%
Apr
5ft May
4% Jan
35 Va
May
9ft May
2 ft May
—
May
18ft May
,
33
•
.
19 ft
May
12
Apr
Jan
9 ft
9%
900
"2 ft
2ft
2ft
100
19ft
18%
19ft
1,900
lift
11 Va
lift
4,600
lift May
14% Feb
10 ft
10 ft
600
9ft Apr
4% May
14ft Jan
j.
•
V
18 ft May
3Vs Jan
'
20%
.
Apr
'
debentures
..100
—100
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
'
5 Va
4
5%
50c
class
9 Va
35
Productions lnc
1
Detroit Gasket &
1
Manufacturing.
l
Detroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs
:—1
Inc.—1
Development Corp of Ainerica$1.25
preferred
—
135' "
L_
.
"5ft
4%
5ft
4,700
25%
25%
25%
5,500
i.41
Jan
Apr
814 Mar
"
17ft
25 ft May
Feb
lVs
Jan
—25c
25c
ft
i'iS
ft
30,000
% May
—10C
Quality Supermkts
preferred—
10 ft
10 ft
10ft
3,200
8% Mar
11% May
9ft
10 ft May
10
10
10
9%
800
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord
Diversey Corp
new
Chemical
&
reg
10s
1
12 Va
Research
1
11
Dominion
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
$2
lnc
preferred
2 Va
12 ft
12 ft
8,800
7 «
7%
3,700
'Iff
19
•
20
common
—
12% Mar
14 Vb
9%
9%
200
8%
8%
30 Va
30 ft
13
10ft
13
8ft
Power Co
DuMont (Allan B)
Laboratories
Feb
8% May
31% May
7,200
29%
II,500
7%
8%
12,900
10 ft
Apr
13%
8 Vb Mar
10ft
Jan
Jan
47Vs
Jan
10ft
Apr
23 ft May
7ft
Feb
31'4
5
Duke
16ft
16ft Jan
28Va Mar
26 ft
•
8ft
Jan
jan
25
9Ve Mar
46 ft
28ft
93/8
20% Feb
2,500
11,000
8%
8Va
May
1
Jan
10ft Jan
•
privet Harris Co
May
500
700
30 ft
—I-IIIIIII*
Co.IIIIII
Zl
612 May
19
13ft
1%
1
10ft Mar
200
14ft
" 7"*50
~~~
12 ft May
14%
13 ft
14 ft
X
12 ft May
14 Va
"•
I*
-
Ltd
Dorsey (The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd..
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
I,300
lift
10ft
7A
3250
Co
5% Jan
4ft May
common
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Apr
33ft Jan
9 Vs
Jan
38ft
Jan
Ltd—
Co
ZZZZZZ*
Duraloy
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
Durham
!
51%
51%
1
9ft
311
31*
1
5%
5ft
.
8ft
1,600
41ft Mar
9%
48
10s
43,200
6ft Mar
51% May
10
Apr
'
American
_
Hosiery class B common—"*
Corp
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash
CoZZZZZZZZ*
Dynamics Corp of America..
I_1
Duro
13% May
2 Va May
2,300
16ft
16ft
Apr
Jan
6ft
1
Dunlop Rubber
11 Va
Apr
lft May
7ft Jan
Jan
3ft Mar
19ft
14%
Jan
3% Mar
7%
Mar
4
7,600
35
4ft
6% May
17
•
preferred
Dixon
14
11 Va
300
14 ft
9% Mar
.
Apr
5% May
4,000
35
1
2 Va
18,400
ft
li
Desilu
Jan
Jan
7ft May
2% May
41,100
2ft
Manufacturing Co class A—I*
7%
712 May
32 ft
212
37
400
7ft
2ft
Venezuelan Oil vtc
8%
Feb
May
Drug
Dennison
Jan
150
Feb
2%
20
Dejay Stores
Jan
3078
5ft May
29ft May
Jan
3%
2ft
Corporation
D C
Feb
4,100
20%
Apr
voting.*
common
preferred class
5%
J an
5ft
Feb
Apr
lft
5
&
Davega Stores Corp
Apr
3Va
5
7%
17 Va
"2ft
1
lnc
Dailch
Apr
39ft Jan
16
5 Va May
Jan
5,700
3
1
*
A
Feb
13,200
18ft
2
1
1
class
Class A common
Class B common
99%
l7/a May
11,700
6
5ft
*
(new)
Ltd
5%
Ltd
4%
Cutter Laboratories—
Feb
3ft May
28 ft
..1
see page 35.
14V8
Day Mines lnc
Dayco Corp class
100
2%
2.50
American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (JPl & Son lnc
Burry Biscuit Corp
&
8% Mar
100
Davidson
4ft
1
Bunker Hill (The) Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
Calgary
61,900
4%
Curtis
Feb
4ft
9
Buell Die & Machine Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
14
ft Jan
8
32ft
com_30c
preferred
Brown
8%
13%
4%
6ft Jan
Ltd—
Amer
Brown
700
11
Power
Co
,
11
reg
rets ord reg
British
6% May
10 Va
9ft Mar
90,900
American Tobacco—
Oil
6%
12 ft
Cubic
20ft Jan
6% May
19%
Apr
14ft May
28 ft Jan
13ft May
Cuban
Apr
177/a Feb
7ft Jan
38
37
Ltd
British
15ft
3ft
Apr
May
34ft May
97 ft
2 ft
"4
May
8ft
16
28ft
•
Co
700
Apr
63/e May
ft
1
Petroleums
357'a
Feb
5% Mar
17 ft
23 Va
26
20c
& Pwr ord—•
British
Amer
13 Va
May
19ft
t
23 Va Mar
$1.12
46 ft
457 s
ft
6ft
"ift "5 ft
Manufacturing Co
16 ft Mar
Jan
10 ft
7ft May
3,000
500
Cuban
Jan
44ft May
ft
20 ft
Traction Light
37,900
1,900
Cuban
Jan
14
6ft
8
13 ft
44
Co.
—
9%
17ft
1,400
'
4Va May
400
lift
67 «
common
8ft
16%
Jan
1% Jan
26 ft
6ft
Crystal Oil &
Jan
15 Va
lnc—
Jan
10ft
45 ft
Corp—
Apr
3ft
7ft May
lift May
1,100
5%
Apr
13 Va May
9Va
ft Mar
5ft Jan
14ft
partic
Jan
IS
%
Jan
9
.
24%
Crown
Jan
18 ft
ft
'10
Jan
6%
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
107'a Mar
17ft
lift
Breeze
Briilo
7ft May
1,700
10% Mar
13ft
Crowley Milner & Co
45% May
23ft Jan
16 ft
Jan
Jan
Feb
16ft
American dep receipts (ord reg) __§l
Crane Carrier Industries lnc (Del)_50c
Creole Petroleum
5
6ft May
8ft Jan
Apr
21ft Feb
7ft
preferred
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Apr
6Va May
4.500
3 ft
lnc
Brazilian
Feb
lft
77 s
Brad Foote Gear Works lnc
Britalta
4 ft
4
prior
Jan
1%
23 ft
15%
23%
Co
Cott Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jan
7ft
Corp..
&
Co
Jan
8
5% Jan
•
14 ft
$1
Jan
4
ft
Berne Chemical Co lnc
Bourjois
Jan
Jan
25
25 ft
7 ft
lnc
iHC)
Apr
•
24%
Coro
Apr
1ft
"eft
(S)
Jan
7ft
lnc
Brooks
5 ft %
3ft
8ft
Feb
5 Va Mar
43 ft Jan
5
Metals
Cooper-Jarrett lnc
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A
Class B non-voting
May
1
Corp
Elumenthal
Borack
A May
19 ft
Biauner's
Bobble
May
-
,
Feb
1
.
Jan
7
17 ft
Co
Co
13ft
13
6ft
15.900
Jan
1%
*
Apr
1
Stone
972 May
41
M*
12,300
10c
15ft
I
14
28%
Jan
3ft May
3% May
200
ft
14%
3ft
%
#
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
41
Ws
3ft
%
13 Vs
•
10c
Jan
13ft May
18
Watch
Bickford's
Co
Oils vtc
6
33ft May
6
6Va
3%
1
1,800
May
33 ft May
9ft Mar
—
!
4
/" Feb
162 7
Feb
9ft
6%
4
5ft May
Jan
ft
6,600
ft
7%
10
lnc
&
8ft
10c
3ft
Telephone of Canada..
Birdsboro
Sand
8
3ft
20
1% Jan
16
<
Mar
32
2,500
Apr
v.
.
3ft May
26,000
1
Equipment Co
Electronics
15ft
lnc
25ft Feb
—
Belock Instrument
Products
Caribbean
14
Industries
17
Ties
Shoe
Aluminum
15
Commercial
9,000
19
1
Continental
9,100
convertible class
(AS)
ll.ouO
Continental
50c
lnc
12,200
3%
22
Jan
19ft
Incorporated
Beau-Brummel
38 Va
3ft
21
Jan
13ft
Bayvlew Oil Corp common.
Bearings
35ft
3ft
21 Va
57/s
j 1 34
1
class
17ft Jan
337 s
!2 May
ft
Feb
Apr
9
V
29ft May
24 Va Apr
1
Continental Air Lines lnc
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering
1
ft
ft
,1
9ft
29
116 Va Mar
5,800
32ft
30 ft' Jan
>'
11% May :
960
/ Feb
15ft Apr
•25 ft Mar
V
7ft -Jan
3,100'
lc
Co
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray lnc
Feb
26
612
29ft
15 Vs
10ft
5ft
29 ft
*
2,300
160
148
80
■
v
Feb
200
12 Va
11%
'
68 i- Feb
i
.
Apr
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-n
ft-
7%
27 Va
Jan
Jan
2% Jan
Jan
Jan
250
8%
8ft
8%-
Mar
10 ft
44ft
lift May
22 Va
Apr
27(4 May
300
-
8ft
Feb
21
Apr ' "
63 ft
.
6% Mar
Vf 9ft
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Feb
1%
3,000
13ft Z''
29
11%
Construction
31ft
31 Va
120
67,
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Apr
ft Feb
.
„
18ft May
6ft May V,
4,200,
36 ft
Corp
lnc
Consolidated
Jan
13 ft
ft
66
12ft
148 Va
18 ft Mar
2
)
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73ft
67 fi
13ft
8
11%
7ft Mar
Feb
30,200
2
10c
Consol
Jan
3
4,600
43%
%'
lft
103 ./
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"v
6% Mar
300
7Va
29
4ft
3ft
1
Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
6%
7,800
9ft
47 s
19 ft
•
Corp
Barton's
Basic
16
8ft May
12 Va Mar
lift
41ft
V ",
19
6ft
397 a
67/s
.,
_
Light & Power Ltd
lnc
4,600
19ft
50c
Controls
10 ft
1
Engineering Co
Barry
Jan
1
Ltd
Brothers
Apr
lc
Corp
Banco de los Andes American shares
Barker
May
2ft
12ft
8ft
6ft'
Baker
Barcelona Tr
5
9,300
9,800
18ft
2
Controller
Corroon
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class
Securities
2ft
l
A
Corp
10.100
6ft
lb
47 s
8ft
l
Collieries
Banff Oil
l%-»8
4
i
common
Baldwin
5ft
'V 2ft
1
l
lnc
Corp
class
5ft
2ft
.10
I
7ft
18%
7,000
Oil
Commercial
Feb
56%
Jan
1,400
'8ft
7%
.
8% Feb
56 V;Jan
Feb
5ft
5
:
Jan
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Apr
Jan
28 Vs
..
Feb
99ft
:
10
1
lnc
Consolidated New Pacific
warrants.
Electronics
Ayshire
For
lft Mar
•
47ft
30
Jan
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers lnc
50c
Jan
2%
lft Mar
ft
61 VB
-10C
400
,
5
Test
30 ft
11 Va
18%
27 ft
10%
3%
1,000
57/a
,
1,700
5ft
200
18%
100
3Vb Mar
3ft
Jan
6ft
May
6%
Jan
Jan
17% May
t>3ft
J an
4% Mar
5
30 ft
3,800
23ft
Apr
lift
36,500
10 ft
Apr
,
Jan
ft Jan
15
;
May
102 ft
—
1
Mar
7
9,300
Colonial
Feb
13
104
■54
,
Jan
22
>100
u
3 Va
Coiiu
Jan
11 Va
200
7
ft
14
,
May
Va
8,100
13ft
22 ft
53
1
—
Corp
Cockshutt Farm
lift Jan
•'**
13 Va
-lft
Club
Jan
'Jan
1,100
lift
Products lnc com—
Industrial
Avnet
6%
It Jan
9 Vs
Jan
1 ft
101
102
partic
lnc
Plastics
Non-voting
Avien
60c
Jan
Jan
ft May
500
7
2.50
Manufacturing Co
Clary Corporation
Claussner Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Jan
2ft
6ft
7ft
.10
A
Sugar—
Corp
Centers
Automatic Steel
Bell
11,900
,
May
1V4
Supply
cl
Corp
Atlas
Beck
6%
8V2
24 ft
6ft May
9 Vb May
3ft
Feb
3ft May
7. ft Mar
500
22 Va
V;:.
Jan
lVe Jan
*
12 ft Jan
7
Mar
Mar
5
100
9%
ft
13 Vs
9,100
18
•
3ft
47
2ft
2ft
Ltd
Jan
14%
,t.
j % May
7% Apr
%
ft
.
Jan
■
•
Clarostat
19
5ft'
ft
9Va
"lft
Cinerama
Consolidated Mining &
Atlas
Avis
ft
-1
Atlantic Coast Indus lnc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic Research Corp
Atlas
1.200
5 Va
ft
.
May
58,600
1
Feb
9 Va
-1
America-
Co
Tel
Sc
2.700
.
1,600
11ft
2
Coastal
lnc
of
Stationers
Tel
6ft
20 ft
.11
Associated
Associated
10,100
5
6 Va
5Vs
9%
.
2
lnc
Chromallojt Corp
May
Industries—
Associated
Associated
39 Vs May
Mar
~~n
9ft
1
29 ft
38
11 Va
.
10
Co
7ft
3% Mar
3
•
preferred
ift Mar
35 ft Jan
510 Feb
24,100
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief
Consolidated
Mining
Clark
1.400
~3ft
Christiana
Jan
4
14
100
1
common
89 ft Mar
43
ft
New
3.50%
pref—
conv
Cherry-Burrell
38 ft
17ft May
"ft
Corp Ltd-
dep rets reg
Associated
Jan
B
Chesebrough-Pond's
30 ft Jan
86% Jan
4.900
19ft
6ft
Corp
10ft
conv
Power
Charter Oil Co
•
91ft Mar
Jan
34 Va
Jan
7ft May
May-
eft May
85 Va
19ft
3ft
5
preferred
Electric
5
Jan
18ft
19ft
Aluminum
Equipment
22ft
42
warrants
Convertible
Aro
86,200
100
Armstrong Rubber class
Arnold
7,100
4
Appalachian Power Co 4ft%
Arkansas
6ft
5
5ft
1
lnc
16.600
47
8ft
ser
31,900
%'
1 /
pref—100.
16ft
1
Chemical
.1
1
:
Jan
4ft
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken
Corp
Corp
2ft Mar
7
"i "4
^nglo Amer Exploration Lt-*
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.S.dt
5ft
10
America
of
Corp
$1.50
Amurex
30
Corp
Hadley
900
46 ft
•
ord_2s 6d
1
•
(AM) & Co
Catalin
24
4ft
Products
Castle
Jan
8ft May
14 ft
Casco
Apr
e/ff
Light $5 pfd_
Co
14ft
19,500
9ft
8
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
4ft
1,500
4o ft
5.50
(JW)
5 Va
34 ft Jan
3ft
1
5
1
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Capital City Products—.
Jan
74 ft
42 ft
6
P
,
—6c
Apr
a M&y
14
Carter
Laundry Machine
American
Minerals
13 ft
137.
1
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
—
Williston
May
3%, Jan
32 ft May
3ft Mar
1.
Ltd
56
Mar
150
27% May
1
pfd—10
partic
Petrofina
Feb'
10,000
3
•
Marconi
58
Feb
50V2 May
A
"5}g
V
Canadian
•
20ft Jan
Jan
Jan
.
Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
Can
i
American
American
Javelin
55
54
33 ft
3ft
100
Ltd
Canadi«rn
450
•
common
Canadian
Feb
11%
Ltd
42 Va
1
20
lnc
,
12,800
54V2
—.—*
Ltd
Co
50
56
1
High
18 Va Mar
33 Va
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
12ft Mar
100
lnc
Canada
12 ft Mar
/
Mar
10
6,000
Allied
Jan
lift May
143,000
Alsco
4ft Mar
Cement
4ft Jan
*
Apr'
10ft
Pictures Corp
BHad Co
Canada
10ft
6ft May
55,400
Canada
55
3ft
1
Jan
7% Mar
8,500
45
1
5
Co
Insurance
Fire
4,100
61
10 ft
Alliance Tire St Rubber class A
Electronics
preferred
ti'/c
Caivan Consol Oil & Gas
9,900
160
60
American Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines lnc
American
Jan
Range Since Jan.
Low
18 ft
55
—50
50
50
—
$2.50 preferred
Jan
6 Va
$3.00 preferred—
CatfTubn
All
Artists
86V1
¥—
Kunatxide N
Amer dep rets Amer
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
Allied
Mar
May
81
50
43a
4 Vs
82
29 ft May
Shares
High
18 ft
18'/a
1
California Electric Power common
84ft May
42ft Jan
2,000
139 Mi 145'/a
Inc.
Airlines
139ft May
145 ft May
25
30 ft
preferred.
cumulative
5 %
Alaska
Algemene
145ft
10
common
Low
Par
High
Low
100
preferred
4.20%
Power
Wood
Range Since Jan.1
High
_50
Southern
Great
Alabama
Alabama
Alan
Low
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Exchange
tor Week
Shares
K
A
Corporation class
pho
MiS«
f
America—
Emery
Empire
1
17%
21
Mar
Ltd
International Petroleum Co Ltd
18
22%
18,200
16 % May
26%
22
241/4
25,400
Jan
16%
15,200
20% May
8% Feb
35%
14%
19 % May
Gilbert (AC)
Gilchrist
1%
1%
42,800
27%
28%
2,300
93%
94
3%
48,500
350
4%
51/4
7,600
4% May
9'/4
9%
1,400
/;• 900
9% May
11%
9
12 Va
V 8%
Jan
%
Feb
*
~9'/a
9
*
Union
Co
6%
200
A
12,700
%
12-
13
8%
8%
•■/.V2,000
23%
23%
25%
146V4 162
160
27
27*
(Adolf)
3
51/4
5%
5%
5
4%
51/4
v.
-■
*
y.
Gold
Products
Seal
Goldfield
Consolidated
Goodman
Gorham
.
■i
6-/
Grand
Gray
5% May
•:
10%
Amer Industries
Great
Lakes
6%
Jan
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Jan
Klein
7%
-11% Mar
r
Jan
Feb
Kobacker
Jan
Kratter (The)
25
181%
Mar
147
:
1
■
Ja.i
Jan
15%
1,700
1% Mar
.2,500
:■ 1,200
'
Jan
30 % May
39%
Feb
33 %
Feb
38 Va
Jan.
3%
Jan
1%
4
33%
32
32
13% Mar
2% May
IV2
3%
11/2
6,300
15%
14%
147/s
35
;
35
•
..
2
5
3% May
100
Mai-
3%
3%
700
3% May
5
Feb
2%
3%
2%
900
2% May
4%
Jan
14%'
13%
14%
5%
Feb
24 Va
Feb
Apr
23%
Jan
2,600
4
3%
3% May
18% May
~4
48,200
13%
;
V
5^6
5%
32%
19'/2
100
13V2
I8V2
122,200
6%
Jan
35 %
Jan
A May
26% Mar
2,100
19%
177/a
5
200
32
'■
19% May
Jan
18
18 Va May
10% May
2%
2V4
2%
2,900
2% May
3%
24%
20%
26%
121,600
18% May
31%
9%
9%
9%
91
_5
41% May
9,500
4,000
13%
12%
16%
28%
28
IIV2
II Va
29%
V
2%
4%
1,300
2%
Feb
V
4% May
:/; ■% May
19
19
:.. 700
18%
Jan
33
33%
1,000
32%
10%
400
8%
Apr\
Feb v
7/a
9%
1
14
14
5
V
2%
10c
36,700
1 Va
¥i
"
'
15
3.800
•
/
2%
2%
Jan
37
Feb
12
V
Jan
Mar
Jan
19%
Feb
2% May
3%
Name
I
changed
Great
Lakes
Gieat
Western
6%
to
Hydraulics
Gridoil f reehold
Griesedieck
Grocery
Locke
America Inc_—
of
Corp
Kessler &
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
*
Company
Guild Films Company Inc
Gull States Land & Industries
Gulf
H
&
li
&
Hall
Western
1%
7%
6 V4
8:
1,700
6 Va May
10%
3,700
97/3 May
10,700
1% May
2,100
9% May
1
9%
9%
10c
1%
1%
10%
9%
Corp
Lamp
Co
Harbor Plywood Corp.,
Harmon-Kardon
2'
22%
27
4,800
1,700
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
lne__
Electric
"5%
____2
^
Hell-Coil
Corp
Heller (W E)
4%
Helmerich
&
pfd.
5/e
Hiller Aircraft
Hoe
_1
com—,
(R)
&
Co Inc
Class. A
Hoffman International
1
inann Industries Inc.—
hnger Consnl
Gold
25c
Mines——
5
5° y Corporation
60c
Holly Stores Inc__
Holophane Co
55 Rinehart
Home OH Co
_
Hoi
i.
Hn«
Preferred
&
Co
Hew
New
5%
1,600
class
B
common
2,600
3% May
4%
4,500
4% May
15%
1,000
14% Mar'
4
3%
.
2%
8%
1,500
? Ma8netics
penal
Chemical
Corp
700
Apr
6,400
38 Va
Jan
8%
Brit
For
■>
3,900
4,400
300
150
22%
33%
96
'
32
12%
12%
20%
21
300
20
26 %
15%
28%
16%
footnotes,
&
♦
5
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see page
35.
8%
8A
32%
31%
8%
33
~8 %
Muntz TV Inc
3%
54%
Feb
7% May
Muter
28
39%
Feb
Company
Nachman
Jan
Namm-Loeser's
33% Mar
35%
Jan
Napco
National Alfalfa
33%
National
Mar
23 Va
Apr
19% May
22
Apr
18 Va Mar
Anr
4,400
25%
6,400
11% May
20% May
32
Jan
8%
Jan
10,200
7 A May
7,800
31% May
39
Jan
Mar
13
Apr
8% May
10
-
Mar
1,000 4
21
20
53/8
400
5%
471/4
44
11,700
Bellas
Research
Rubber Machinery
Corp
& Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
Transit
Co
4 Va
4%
6Vs May
„
93/0 May
Jan
19
Jan
100
10c
1
—_1
2.50
5
1
53/b May
6%
Jan
Apr
63 Va
Feb
383/a
Jan
11%
Jan
73/8
Jan
93/4 May
13 3/a
Jan
24%
140
24% May
32%
Jan
53%
700
5
7%
Jan
x7Va
100
6%
5
5
7 %
x7Va
11%
IOV4
121/4
12,700
20 Va
201/4
211/4
1,025
5Va
51/2
900
IV*
1%
2,000
"l%
12 Va
12%
123/a
200
52%
48
53%
12,200
50%
501/4
523/4
85,900
29
29
29%
350
11%
12
9.100
13
10 Va
9%
20'/4
45/a May
May
May
13
8 3/8 Mar
Va
Jan
5 Va May
7 Va
Apr
IV4 May
2%
Jan
Jan
24
Apr
12
Apr
153/8
345/a
Jan
53 % May
Jan
46V4 Mar
543/4
27 y4
Feb
30
Apr
Feb
14
Mar
10 Va
19
123/4
Jan
May
363/b
Jan
Apr
lVa
Feb
IV.
9
,7,400
22%
Feb
7%
Jan
20
1,900
10 Va
May
"9,000
3/a
%
5,100
%
Apr
10%
8%
IIV4
13,500
6 3/4
Apr
ll'/i May
20 Va
20 Va
20%
1,700
20
Jan
21%
36
9.300
26% Mar
36
7,100
12 3/a
19%
\\
%
32
35 Va
12%
12%
13
22%
27%
49,700
9%
93/4
17,300
7""".: "73/8
9%
3,800
I
r •
■
5%
6 Va
15%
300
16
%
75%
14,100
21 VA
24
3,300
7
4,000
ft
23%
6 3/4
63/4
14%
14 V4
6
Jan
9 3/a
Jan
21 %
Jan
26 % Mar
60
Jan
90% May
8V4
53/4 May
13 V4
16
Jan
Feb
21 Va May
<
Jan
82 y8
ft May
34 y4
Apr
273/4
Jan
Apr
9 V.
Feb
3,500
13 % May
21V.
Jan
1% May
2%
Jan
6 Va
11V4
1,200
11
May
13
12
12
12%
800
12
May
16%
37%
32%
38 Va
39,300
22
Jan
5 Va
15%
15%
15%
21
20
21
6 Va
50
600
1,100
6 Va
100
May
20%
Jan
193/4 May
24%
4 5/a May
15
6
May
Jan
6%
JiB
F$S
35
Feb
98
98
98
273/4
27%
29%
5%
7Va
3
3
10% May
95
Feb
13 Va
Jan
98
Apr
500
273/4 May
39
Jan
3,500
5 V. May
9 V.
Jan
500
10%
2% May
4
Jan
5,200
3/8 May
IV4
Jan
41 % Mar
593/4
Jan
27
Apr
3934
Jan
2,900
*
Va
%
Jan
Feb
200
UVa
10%
"\h
Feb
38% May
6 3/a
33%
6%
Jan
May
IV4
11%
4%
Jan
Mar
123/4
May
II
*
May
27% May
Apr
9 Va Mar
7
Jan
Jan
3,200
15 Va
2
2
2
17%
600
72
72%
May
Mar
6
35
4%
50 Va
53 Va
39,400
34%
50%
36%
7,200
4%
5%
14,200
4
Apr
8 5/a
Jan
84%
70
80
Feb
85 Va
Apr
91 Va
Jan
82
91
150
91
91
150
120
87%
83 Va
150%
40
11%
111/4
12%
9,600
46
46
48 Va
100
•
-
142
;
Jan
Jan
Jan„
11 Va May
46
Mar
84% Mar
152
May
14 Va Apr
3
1,300
51
Apr
2%
Apr
3V4
Jan
3%
2%
Feb
.4
Feb
4
14
194
43/8
14
179
4
18%
17%
31
31
10
9%
34
6%
6
14%
197
3,500
2,660
43/8
20,500
18%
1,600
31%
300
10%
7,400
34
6%
11
11
11
103/4
103/4
11%
53/8
53/6
——
25c
2
-1
10
50c
*
10c
1
Jan
May
2 6 3/8
20
2,900
38,800
5
8,Sn0
5
50c
50
*
Jan
Mar
5
Feb
15s/8
Jan
12%
251%
6 Va
—_j
Industries Inc
National
National
Jan
10%
200
4,100
May
16 3/4
168 %
Jan
4
May
197
6%
Jan
Jan
May
Feb
Jan
17 V4 May
23 %
31
333/4 Mar
May
93/8 May
32
Feb
53/4 May
300
11
Apr
2,000
143/4
34
8 3/a
Jan
May
Jan
133/a. Jan
10
May
123/4
Apr
5,500
5
Apr
6 V4
Jan
5%
1,700
43/4
Apr
63/4
Jan
8
Apr
121/4
Jan
Jan
2 3/a
Feb
13,200
30%
31%
170
14V»
14%
1,100
9>/4
~1%
4s/8
6
9
"8V4
14%
14
Mar
2%
5 Va
1
Starch
3Vt
14 Va May
9% May
4% Mar
Apr
23 V. Mar
Apr
2Va May
83/8
Jan
9%
3,200
5
1
—1
National
193/4
.■
Jan
14%
2 3 3/4
Apr
19% Mar
43/8
10,700
50c
Brewing Co (Mich)
Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
National Mfg & Stores
National Petroleum Ltd
Presto
133/8
Jan
Va May
24 Va
43/4
90 %
National
National
Feb
10%
23%
1
Dehydrat & Milling__3
Hess
1
National
16% May
300
85
National
14
II,800
23%
—
Inc
Industries Inc
97% May
Apr
8%
163/4
87
1
5
2.50
-1°
—
Corp
127 Va
Apr
63/8
23%
100
1
Murphy
119% May
94
10,400
^XJ00.
2,600^
60(f
ft Jan
9 % May
Jan
20% May
200
—
Muskogee Co —u——
12
~8%
Jan
400
92,800
15%
Jan
Jan
Mount Vernon
Feb
9% Mar
43%
Company
Jan
30% May
100
Diablo
Jan,
400
19%
M't
12%
Apr
1,900
16%
5%
preferred
:
1°0
preferred series B—
100
4.50%
preferred series C_^
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
—•
Montrose
Chemical Co
1
Moody Investors Sen tee partic pref—•
Mt .Clemens Metal Products
com—T1
6%
cumulative
preferred..
4
13%
Jan
9%
7
4.80%
47
21
14Va
93/4
4.40%
i
1
Jan
7,800'
21/4
10 Va
14 Va
1
1
Precision Industries.
8% May
1,200
"19%
28%
£1
21
2Va
—1
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
31%
23
119% 123
34 Va
ord reS
Apr
2% Mar
Industries—
Imnl^ ,Can dep rcts
20%
"ctfs"..
Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
31%
48%
9fi
V14% Apr.;
1% Mar
%
Jan
8% May
22% May
3,600
24,800
44%
3%
2%
#
50
8
Apr
24%
•
43%
9
Apr
7% Mar
> 8%
-
%
40%
J2 l a Oil (Canada)—
In !ph al Jobacco of Canada
Tob of Gt
,
2,500
/>•:
2
1%
5
—33y3c
i\/rlaife Pood Products
11% Mar
-•
300
13
V
2.50
Inc
Jan
8% Mar
1,000
30%
5
i -17%
Jan
3.100
96
21
Jan
Jan
2%
33%
12%
20 VA
Monongahela Power Co—
Jaii
6 Va
10%
48%
22%
'. 5%
"7%
12%
8%
;!
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r
Apr
2%
44%
123
Airlines
Monogram
Jan
3% May
26,000
"9 %
'
23%
5
—
May
7%
5% May
4%
%
-
1
common....
Hydiometals
w
5%
"l7/a
24
RR
Inc—
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
49% May
3%
(Harvey) inc—
A
-
Mar
13
_»
-2-50
class
48
Feb
32
35,300
300
17,500
Mar
"/ 2%
8%
__100
ectric Mofors Co—
„
"9%
8%
.•
—
Mohawk
75
___7.50
nSJThe) Mf®
Shu
Hubbeli
I
A)
Hardart Baking Co
& Hardart common
n
tin
(Geo
&
Jan
9%
99
9 130
Ea]1 & Bearing"coIIIIIIIII_5
Rnrmr.
Hoimel
«wn
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
9
•
B
Apr
Jan
14V2
*
A
4%
Feb
~~~ "•
"*■
_
class
3% May
93%
"
i
& Winston "inZ——III
Ltd
Class
_
Mirro
67
:
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Ho
1,000
,
Company
Aluminum
Jan
20
r
:_._2.50
Ho
1,100
Co
convertible
4%%
7% Mar
Piping
30%
7% May
38
Feb
21
21 Va Mar
141/4
-50C
Apr
"4%
"4
1
__
48
'
,% May
Apr
5%
20
10
common
Jan
;•
23
72
.
•
25c
Corp!
1%
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
96
5%
4 y
4%
convertible preferred
Jan
49%
72
100
H'gbie
6%
May
96
72
iuc
25c
Payne Inc
Hercules Gallon Products
inq
Herold Radio &
Electronics^——
Miller Wohl Co common.—.
45%
47%
100
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
45
—.100
i
Jan
5
'2,600
8%
x7%
46 *:■
_♦
& Co 5%%
preferred
Midwest
65
17 V4
100
211/4
preferred..*
Jan
61 % May
100
Jan
193/8
13%
1
:
8%
•
7%
Co__——25c
Rubenstein Inc
*
Microwave
Corp
Associates, Inc
Hone
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
18,100
4
Micromalic
Jan
Mid-West Abrasive
5,600
28
24
/ 3%
3%
preferred
Jan
;
25%
6%
Jan
23% May
Apr
14% May
20
1
10
1
Michigan Sugar Co common.
Jan
22,000
"5%
5%
Michigan Chemical Corp
8%
6%
ft May
2,300
20
1
1
1
5
10c
1
Inc—:
Extruders
32%
100
5%
*
"5%
„
Mining
Helena
61%
5
14%
5,800
23%
1
Corp
Thermit
&
May
5
3,400
61%
25
Hastings Mfg Co.—,—;
8V4
8%
Havana Lithographing Co
10c
Hazel Bishop Inc
L
10c
Haz.ell.ine Corp,_
•
Hebrew National Kosher Foods"Tncl50c
Hecla
7*/4
'
1
Light—
26%
2%
Metal
Miami
.26% May
<
Harnischfeger Corp
Jan
12
18% Mar
600
5%
27%
5
5
10
-
107/a
22
22
1
-
____25c
Inc__
2
_
Feb
10c
Corporation
Co
24%
2% Jan
10 % Jan
Jan
15,900
%
1
Mesabi Iron Co—
,
3Va
2 Va May
21/4
1
Jan
Jan
50c
___.
Inc
Feb
Jan
/Mar
21
«
2%
Jan
}Jan
4 %
21
3
13%
1%
2%
Jan
23%
7
Service Co
May
22%
2%
Apr
3'
23%
50c
1% May
6,900
Apr
1%
5,300
21
10c
Mfg Co—,
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1%
I1/*
7,200
16
lc
vtc
Merchants
1%
1,000
4
'
Menasco
1
3ft Mar
2 1/8
2Va
24%
3,500
1% Mar
13/8
ft
Stores
————-—-1
Tire & Rubber
2.50
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
£1
5
17% Mar
2ft
15V4
Mansfield
Jan
5
Products
Jan
%
Mangel
Jan
12
Jan
193/a
:
/ Feb
7,900
20%
Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
«
Apr
19
15%
1
Mages Sporting
Public
Jan
54"
Apr
1%
"2%
Inc warrants
Magellan Petroleum Corp
Maine
293/4
Feb
3%
2
—
MacFadden Publications Inc
Mack Trucks
26 3/8 Feb
393/4
1V4
(The)
Corp
Lynch
Jan
May
2ft
2ft
~V/a
Exploration
Co——.__—z.uo
Louisiana Land &
Lunkenheimer
93
Jan
14
1
30c
Corp
Electronics
Jan
6V4
4% Mar
16 Va Mar
1
_1
LbTfge &1 Shipley
Jan
16%
93/8 May
900
5
Bartlett cl A—25c
Chain
Sleel
Lockwood
Jan
May
2%
lft May
300
1
10
1
cumulative preferred
Lithium
12
Jail
16 V4
Apr
13
200
,
24%
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
Jan
1%
16
1
Corp
(RG)
Feb
73/8
15 '
Realty Corp—
Refineries Inc
Tourneau
9
1,000
503/4
"
l3/a
8,820
28 3/8
47
_—,——————5
25c
3
Leesona
Lefcourt
8
lJ/4
18,400
45 Va
25
4%
36,400
4%
20 VA
3% May
1%
12%
41/2
10
5
5
5% May
"4%
103/8
'
16 %
5%
9,700
1ft
5
Delaware—
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston
Industries
Inc
La
Salle Extension University
23 % Mar
7%
ft
313/4
ft May
171%
t
Lamson Corp of
600
4%
I
9,800
31,400
12
4Va
1,400
50c
—
1%
Apr
-
.
.5%
10,400
6%
_9c
;
Leases
Stores
1
24
9
May
Apr
193/4 Feb'
25,700
11%
10
5%
24%
5%
6 Va
30
A
series
1 Va
7,500
1%
1%
1 %
Corp_____._
1
Producers common__60o
12
ih
4%
Le
2,000 ' *
"
5%
Maule
Chemical
preierred
Greer
Chemical Co
&
22
21
75 pesos
Ltd
Oil
6 3/4
Feb
12
,v
3,600
16 Va
5,100
4 Va
Jan
22%
I
33%
_4
6%
1%
f
19
1
Co___16%
■;
Feb
Apr
Feb
2,800
8%
1
Lalcey Foundry Corp—a.
_1
Lamb Industries —————3
34% Mar
3%
Feb
17%
71/4
283/a
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
Lake
'V16% May.
J*n
25
1,300
V 4%
13 % Mar
Jan
20 5/8
10
16%
33%c
Consolidada S A
La
11% May
,
12% May
3,600
Feb
17% May
7% May
600
Apr
Apr
13
Feb
2%
>"4%
.
Jan
300
51,100
11%
Jan
55 Va May
9'% May
12%
9%
Jan
:
94
Jan
'37,300
o
17%
15%
12
•
85%
200
91%
Jan
100 Va
/
100
91
Apr
Mar
9
1,100
10%
preferred
Forge Co
Apparel Inc—
L'Aiglon
Leonard
32%
Corp Class A
convertible
$1.20
Jan
Apr
88
5
5
7.50
—1
1
Stores
Kropp (The)
•
Jan
2 Va
76%
.1
Inc
Corp
;■
18
9
2Vj Mar
1
Rubber Co———
(IB)
Hotels
13%
Jan
9% May
9,700
Dept Skres
(S)
Kleinert
Knott
.10%
5% May
16 V*
'•
1
Inc.—_
5% May
4-/a
Jan
6V4 May
I,300
163/4
Jan
5%
2,400
2 3/8
14%
4%
9% May
26% May
43,300
7Va
21/4
4%,
1.25
1
20c
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co__
Apr
18 V4
26%
6V4
14%
Company
.
24V4
17%
Kin-Ark
16,800
Jan
15
Jan
May
16 3/8
1ft
Jan
3
10 3/4 May
64 %
1
Stores Inc
& Co
Oil
Jan
1,200
49
(Walter)
Kilembe
44%
12%
11%
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
UV4
5
(Del)
Jewelry
Kidde
Jan
313/a
10 Va
28%
154
154
Company
Co
14%
May
11
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer
Apr
Mar
26
25c
4%%
Electric
&
67 %
13
1,900
%
-17%
17,500
■
6%
17
'
Gas
Drug
May
1,500
27
22
-Feb
1,200
9%
10
1
Rapids VarnishManufacturing Co_____-.__—
Great
May
V Jan: *,
14
4,200
11,100
va 100
5%
Tl%
Mines
19
Katz
200
13V4
8%
% Mar
5%
17
cl A______10c
Manufacturing
Apr
Kansas
64%
16%
15% Mar
10 %
"
•
Manufacturing
Jan
174
Feb
110%
Mar
12
26% Feb,
Jan
Feb
74 Va Mar
27
5%
9%
17%
Corp
17
May
139
26
4
50c
pfd—100
1
Corp
& Company-
(D)
Jan
13 Va
15c
1
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltinan
121 Va
6%
10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
■
Jan.
2%
800
,
9%
5%
4c
1
•'
1
■8% May
28,700
10%
Inc
Co
Jetronic Industries Inc
Feb;.
21%
•
Gobel
Jeannette Glass
Jan
Feb
11
25
125
li)3f«-
55 %
—.—
Jan
2,350
Apr
32 %
1
10c
1
Corp
Jan
73/8
May
12
5,600
16%
%
49 Va
Inc
Oil
5
64%
2.50
1
,—10c
27%
-
16%
"n
/ 9%
;
Apr
12
4,400 "t
10%
.
Israel-American
Kay
19
17%
18
51%
:
Irving Air Chute
7
May
A
••
33,600
■.
Apr
Apr
6V4
27
1
1
Manufacturing
Inc
37%
Apr
6%
5,200
1
Inc
<;
.1
60 r;
"51/2
—1
;*
•
Gienmore Distilleries class B
Globe
9%
6%
%
6%
•>'
-
Fireman
Ironrite
Jan
;
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Iron
3.90%
Service Co
43 %
3 Va May
37%
Public
High
84 V. Mar
Jan
45/a Mar
13 VA
33 %c
1
pfd—100
Royalty
Iowa
2,300
129%
125
125%
._.—10c
Company
Investors
11% Feb
40%
Mines-—:—.—1
:
Apr
3%
"4%
—
_'.
Jan
9
Oil
Co
Resistance
International
Intex
Feb
90%
,
Mar
Holdings
International Products
28% May
95
Mar
3,800
-
1%
I Va May--.
21
50
,w.
Feb
40 '/a
...
Corp—.___
Industries
*
9%
9%
3%
————25c
Gold
Co
Co
Glass-Tite
200
Inc
Breweries
International
Jan
__
Controls
1%
18%
9%'
Corporation__;
1
Corp
2———1
Giant Yeliowknit'e
i
w
International
Jan
93'/2|
General Transistor
Giannini
common
Jan
25
30
1
Genung's Incorporated-,..—
Georgia Power $5 preferred--^,—;
S4.60 preferred
;.
New
Jan
1 Va May
22% Mar
1%
(MH) Co Inc
:—a.—1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
1
Ford Motor of Canada
*
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—.
£1
Fox Head Brewing Co—
1.25
Fresnillo (The) Company
___1
Fuller (Geo A)
Co
5
Gaiineau Power Co common-.—.—L
*
Gellnian Mfg Co
——1
General Acceptance "wts"
General Alloys Co——
-1
General Builders Corp common
1
5'Jo convertible preferred _.
—-25
General Development Corp
1
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
General Fireproofing
5
General Indus Enterprises
■:*
General Plywood Corp.
50c
Stores
12%
5,600
Fishman
General
Apr
2,500
24,400
5%
5
78%
8 Va
5
5
1
1
*
5
America
li/4
Financial General Corp__—
__10c
Firth Sterling Inc—2.50
—
Insurance Co of North
23%
271/2
Uranium Mines Ltd —
1
Fargo Oils Ltd—
-_1
Federated Purchaser class A——_10c
Felmont Petroleum Corp—
1
—
9
Inland Homes Corp
Jan
li/a
Faraday
Filmways Inc—
11%
Jan
169%
May
2,000
5%
43/4
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
70
84
82
5%
25c
1
22%
1 ?
Candy Shops Inc
Farmer
182
Apr
158
175
15%
—5c
z—-20c
preierred
$2
Fanny
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
231/a
1
Millwork Corp
—
1
Equity Corp common—
10c
s2 convertible preferred—
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common.—1
f
V/0 cum 1st preferred—
10
Ero Manufacturing Co____________—1
Esquire Inc: —A--—--———.——1
Eureka Corporation Ltd—___$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line
10
Fabrex Corp ———
;
1
Factor (Max) dc Co class A—
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
1 ;
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
1
Indust
Jan
18
50c
__1
shs of beneficial'int—_.
Feb
261/4
Air-Freight Corp
District Electric 5% pfd—100
Common
43%
44%
Va
Empire
'
9%
Shares
High
Low
84
Corp_50c
Hardware
Electronic
May
May
23»/4
1
Communications —;
ectronic
Electronics Corp of
Fi-Tronics Inc—
HV2
for Week
pfd—100
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Apr
29
1,500
160
Range
of Prices
Par
High
7%
5% May
170
5
..
Fectrographic Corp
Electronic Specialty Co
700
31 Vz
158
*
1
1
_
»nd Dev Ltd
Bond & Share
Electric
31
•
preferred series A
lr preferred series B
«7
Low
6%
38
25
_1
Corp common
States
ern
High
6V2
—20c
Inc
Malleable Iron
£
Low
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Par
Freightways
pastern
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Last
l3/4
33
Apr
14 V4 May
18%
Feb
28
Jan
9%
500
9V4 May
10%
!ft
6,100
lft Apr
2ft
12
23 Va
11%
11%
11%
700
105/8 May
I8V4
15%
19 5/a
20,300
14% May
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
17 V4
18%
400
173/8 May
24
Jan
18%
31
31%
500
26
Mar
33
30
May
14
150
12
Mar
20
May
14
14
7V4
Feb
2% May
8%
Feb
3 % Mar
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
34
.
.
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
(2230)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <Range for w<*k e„<m M.y 20)
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
National
Video
Nestle-Le
Mur
12%
14
—1
22 'A
22%
23%
20
Co
34%
34%
35
1
.
1%
1%
1%
32,500
%
%
1,700
England Tel & Tel
New
Clock & Watch Co
New Haven
3,100
13
1
class A—
Corp
2,400
New
Min
Idria
Chem
&
50c
New
Park
New
Superior Oils
New
York
25%
New
New
York
Nickel
%
38 V4
39%
900
10
Ltd
Mines
33
1
Lites
Norfolk
North
Inc
Canadian
Penn
North
30
_7%
U
1%
5.500
May
10*/4
5%
,
4%
4%
800
31
31
2
Ind
Pub Serv
Nickel
4%%
pfd
31
2
2
A
2%
1
Ltd
1
%
320
(Del)
9%
»A
9%
2%
2%
86
May
1%
-ft May
1,500
2*4
Feb
% May ".»/•
% May
22.400
%
1
10c
II,800
Corp
67%
Jan
79
Jan
1% Jan
13%
9
May
21/4 Jan
Occidental
Petroleum
20c
Corp
40c
Corp
preferred
18,100
28%
1,230
Jan / /•
common
1
preferred
J
1
17%
_~1
Corp
5%
Feb
Shawinigan
Jan
Sherman
18%
Apr
20
Jan
17%
17%
300
17 % May
5%
1,900
4% May
7% Feb
4%
Clay
8
43%
43%
44%
900
35% Mar
25
30%
29%
30 %
4,100
29 Va
Jan
31
1st pfd
26'%
Jan
27%
Jan
24*%
Jan
27*4 Mar
23 ya
Jan
25% Mar
23%
26%
27%
700
25
26%
25%
26%
300
25
24
%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,300
25
24
25
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
redeemable 1st preferred
1st preferred
4.80%
400
21
200
20% Jan
•
88
89
270
•
89%
$4.75
••
dividend
$4.75
conv
preferred
preferred
preferred..
$4.36
dividend
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
•
1
Ltd
1
Warrants
Pacific
Light
IlOO
5% 1 pfd
Corp
class
A
Penn
27%
1%
1%
1
1,000
~4%
__
j
9%
(Mass)_l20
62%
.
2.50
20c
1
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
•.
~~7~P pe^os
V-'
(Howard)
Sonotoue Corp
Soss
Apr
--
May
Coast
Apr
il May
May
12%
9
4%
4%
8%
•
\
Apr
8%
Jan
7
73/4
May
3% May
8% Jan
4.08%
Corp
-
■
6% May
Southern
Rapid-American
New
Corp.:
.
common
■
Jan
52
36%
Jan
7% May
9%
Jan
Standard
Products
16%
Feb
Standard
Shares
1,200
5-
May
6%
Feb
2,800
4% Mar
6%
Jan
9%
11%
9,800
16
9*/» May
100%
650
89 Va
11 %
900
11
Mar
6
May
101
Jan
Standard-Thomson
May
Standard
Tube
Jan
Standard
46%
51%
2%
13,300
2%
400
2% May
19%
17%
19%
2,000
16% May
24
Jan
Stanrock
Reeves
9
593/4
Name
Jan
America
May
3% Jan
Reinsurance
Corp
Stanley
Investment
Corp
100
59 Va May
66
1,700
27% May
Foil
Inc—
10,100
3ft Feb
Apr
5% Jan
7%
7%
8%
8,200
6% Mar
9%
16% May
20%
15
213/4 May
10% Apr
85%
Feb
27S
800
81%
Jan
Jan
Steel
Republic Industrial Corp.,—
Republic-Thanscon Indus
Inc—
Resiatoflex
Rico
3,100
22% Mar
38% May
29% Jan
12% May
23%
2 *«
—
35%
Co
Jan
Apr
33/4
Jan
Feb
36%
extended
to
Jan
3
25%
3,500
24
223/g
3,700
Co
18%
20%
3,800
10%
10 Va
13%
21,000
20%
20%
21%
600
12%
123/4
19'/a
8%
(Hugo)
53%
10%
22%
6
3% Mar
1,250
% May
453/4 Feb
3,500
10 Va
2,300
9,200
•
4%
4%
5%
8,500
21%
20%
22%
9,000
1%
1%
100
7%
8 Va
900
3%
1,300
8,700
79%
80%
60
5%
5%
9,700
footnotes,
see page
35.
21
4%
Inc
Class
^
4%
B
class
4
A
'
26
8% Jan
Mar
6% Apr
2 8'/a
Apr
Jan
5 Va
2,600
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
81%
Jan
7
Mar
1
\
-
7
31
>
16%
17
16%-
2%
19
373/4
22
22
22%.
32%
32
32%
14
14
38%
3%
3%
4
3%
;
3%
2%
2%
*
9%
■«
'
Jan
-Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
203/a Jan
31
Apr
19
Feb
Jan
95/s Mar
92
Mar
2%
.
35%
17
;
3%
Apr
Mar
Jan
22% Mar
May
443/4
Jan
23
Jan
363/8
37% Mar
~7%
53/4
7%
2
39%
39%
20%
20%
20
600
34%
34%
73/4
-
-
7%
7%
Co
2%
12%
10%
9%
Jan
3
13,500
.
,
Jan
5
600 '
23/4
Apr
73/4
1,400
50c
8'/a
Jan
2
700
5,700
v
9,300
.
:
2,200
93/4
10,100
9%
-
-300
73/8
7%
21%
22%
-.1
25%
25
26
4,100
—.1
17%
20%
4,900
*
16 3/4
••
800
600
9
6%
Apr
1
50c
May
53/i May
22
.
5
^
h
223/4
700
22
May
83%
1
A
Feb
Jan
Jan
14% Jan
11% Jan
27% Jan
31% Jan
.
22
Jan
'
11
—100
A—
IS3/.
-'3%
May
1
Jan
20 3/4
May
1% May
20% Maj
25
May
16% May
Apr
Apr
92% Mar
l7/a Jan
•»
17
2
Jan
93/4
1%
11% Mar
3,900
22%
x
4%
h
'
I,'* May
13%
25c
—
Jan
17%
~
1%
1
12%
Mar.
6% May
1 % May
17
—-I
^
Feb
12%
10c
Apr
Jan
:..37% May
10 Va Jan
9 % Jan
3 % Mar
Apr
2
4,400
1%
233/4
•
7% May
5,600
iiV "lA
10c
—15
Jan
Apr
■.,'..7%
Jan
5,000
73/4
1%
-'7%
r42% Apr
V 233/4
Jan
89
preferred
•
Feb
Feb
25
13,900
pfd
>
:
-,'3% Jan
.
% Apr
15%
7,700
3
6%
1
com
>
May
16%
Jan
4% Mar
*43/8
'
8
1
15% May
,
2 % May
24%
1,700
10%
:
s
Jan
•'33/a
21,300
2%
■
..10c
class
'
,.
Apr
9,400
•,
7%
2%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class
31
8,100
2,500
36
7%
Inc
4%%
20% Mar
■-
63/4
——1
Inc
-
1,200
20%
20%
5
Inc
Co
-
.
42%
20%
900
~
•
1
Inc
Cuba Oil
15
Jan
16
4%
/,-/•
Feb
16
200
'
1 y*
20c
Tower
Trans
Jan
Jan
-•-))
Jan
500
143/4
'
deposit rets ord registered
£1
Amer deposit r«ts def
registered—5a
Todd Shipyards
Corp.
—_2q
Jan
2%
12
V;
Apr
200
o
Amer
5% May
-
24
2% T 16,400
700
19% ■"
37%
1
Corp
v
Toledo Edison
43/4 May
12 Va
743/i May
4,100
16%
n 2%
3%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
4%
8
27%
■- 11,300
10
70c convertible preferred—
Thorucllffe Park Ltd.
Thorofare Markets Inc
Roofing
Jan
,
Apr
%
400
775
5
Light $4.56
Thompson-Starrett
Tllo
30
303/4
.1
Inc
Thriftmarkets
..
63/4 May
1
*
Industries
Jan
26
4% May
53/4 May
33/4 Apr
1
———.•
...
Jan
Jan
Jan
23*/a
3 Va Apr
1Q% May
8,300
78
5
...
9%
673/4
1% May
50,000
-
32%
75%
5
Taylor International
Technicolor Inc
2 %
3% May
73%
Jan
28%
—1
preferred..
Tcxstar Corp
Textron Electronics
Thew Shovel Co
53 % May
12 Va Mar
30%
—10c
—
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
&
Feb
Jan
•17%
,
Feb
8%
1,600
-
75 */2
*
Tampa Electric Co
Power
Jan
26
183/s
May
7% May
5
common
cumulative
Texas
Mar
3%
11%
*
common
2
1% Apr
7% May
17%
Jan
Jan
J
*14
Feb
2%
16,000
~
%
%
3%
10%
33/8
.1
(Del)..^—Ji-
5% Jan
May
18
May
5% May
19'/a
Jan
^
regis—1'.———£1
1.50
Jan
13% May
Corporation
11%
20 3/4
For
1%
-
Jan
13%
60% Feb
11% May
-
800
10%
...———1
May
3%
ord
900
1,300
8%
1
Corp
Television
18%
Inc—
:
1%
—
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
334
Field
...
,
16
- -■*
Apr
113/4
'
Container
13% Mar
20%
Amer dep rets
65
600
1%
*—5
21%
10%
"5%
250
-
2,500
International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.^
Syntex Corporation T—
Talon
20%
May
May
11% May
243/b May
10,600
10c
Corp
Apr
51%
100
22%
22% Jan
3,500
Jan
72%
9
1,300--'.
8%
*
19%
10%
50c
~
4%
Co.
100
1
Rochester Gas Sc Elec 4%
pfd P
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc claSfe A
Jan
Apr
5,400
53/i
14>WJan
May
.
8 Va
'
300
7%
ll
42,100
4
Apr
Mar
17% Mar
1,600
9%"
X63
1
& Co
9%
52%
5%
27
19% May
7
14
May
3%
Sunset
Feb
25% May
.
•
7% Mar
'
.
: May
lc
Inc
ordinary
Corporation
19%
%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
5
7%
Canada
Jan
3/4
:
6~3~
—10c
Instruments
of
11%
3%
20%
8%
May
jan
64
4%
Ltd
Inc—
800
%
6
43/s
11% May
'
10
11
—
Mines
Enterprises
(JB)
Stone
Apr
44%
20% May
16% Feb
1
1965.
30%
35% May
_
24
20%
3%
—1
Feb
24%
Robinson Technical Products Inc—20c
Roosevelt
Co
Stop & Shop Inc..
Stroock (8)
& Co—.1
Apr
21%-
50c
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co-Vtc
28
'
.1
Corp
Argentine Mining
Metals
Uranium
Stinnes
Apr
15,400
1,600
May
21% Mar
21
Corp
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
18
23/4
Mar
22
to
Jan
38%
A
■
50% Mar
20 Va Mar
;
,
"
.1
!
B
(A)
24
2
55
Feb
47,700 '
i
123/4
Stein
12%
mr-rnf
20%
11
9
23
Jan
86%
35
25
Apr
24% May
Jan
20% Jan
4,600
18%
10
12%
Parts
37'/a
1
1
17%
9
22%
Steel
23
1
—
18'/a
12%
Aviation Corp
Statham
30
%
84%
Jan
563/4 May
22% May
Jan
25c
10
Remington Arms Co Inc
66 *
22%
Sfalecourt
Jan
Feb
200/,,
113/4
64
1
Feb
_1
(Robert) & Co—
Reliance Insurance Co
10%
1
3'/a
—1
Reis
Republic
10
2
Apr
-31%
•
Feb
40Q- ..
5%
n%
16
4,900
9%
Jan
Feb
22%
1,400'
25
2A
3,800
8 3/b
1,300-
66
50c
4
8%
6
16
Starrett (The) Corp common
50c convertible preferred
4,200
Feb
15%
52%
800
12%
24%
Jan
./.• 2j400
5c
;
11%
5%
25
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
225/8
!
20
58%
3%
1
____—
~5%
6
12 %
..1
11
61%
5%
5"%
45%
193/4 Mar
;'
11%*
Mar
4
12%
21%
11%
May
17%
—1
21
11%
10
61%
V
283/a May
800
21%
.1
2
19%
20%
;
*
45
28% x29 %
'
Feb
48 Va
21%
—
class
changed
Standard
51 %
Apr
Apr
53
10
1
250
21%
1
Sounderaft
200
200
Investment
Reda Pump Co
500
24%
10
'
9%
Packing Co.
lll-llllO
Raymond International Inc—
3.33
Reading Tube Corp common
—1
$1.25
convertible preferred.
20
Trust of
243/4
24%
46%
10
16%
Rath
Real Estate
22%
—
Corp
Uranium
49%
39% May
30% Jan
Co
Inc
133/4 Mar
,
Jan
603/4
May
6% May
160
5
12 % May
5%
6%
-
Jan
Jan
II
3,800
Co..—
Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred...
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Oil (Ky)
5%
*
Royalty
Standard
41% Jan
31% Mar
5,700
Apr
4% Apr
% Mar
1,400
•
55%
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Stalil-Meyer Inc
Apr
1% Mar
\i Feb
39
35%
113%
...
100
f
7
29%
2
33%
6,200
Jan
Apr
4
10,600
123/4
6%
55
Corp__2
Southland
16,800
32%
Petroleum
40% Jan
1 %
Jan
Jan
18 Va Mar
7
28%
Pipe Line.i^...—......a.—1
Realty & Utilities
,1
Southern
E
■■
11%
12%
29%
25
Apr
42'i
--
;
3,100
25
25*/a
«
Co
1,700
4%
25
Feb
1,600
2%
4%
4%
25
Jan
203/4
\
51%
55
Southern Materials Co Inc
7%
17%
13,600
25
preference
Southern California
Feb
39%
38%
603/4
X58%
283/4
'
6%
3
37
453/4
25
673/4
21%
jj
24,590
4%
12.50
13
39%
%
5%
Edison—
Apr
27
1
-
Stetson
Co
Investment
Co
62
1,600
*1,100
Jan
8 j'g
Jan
700
44'/a
4'/4
1
100
9VB
64
2%
May
30%
38
25
4%
Stylon
Ramo
Oil
3,000
12,700
36
.25
12"%
3 Va Mar
/' 9%
.20c
7
1
preferred
9 % May
17%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
4%
618
30%
—1
—
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
62
..
'
39%
100
4
*
preferred
cumulative preferred..
cumulative
preferred
cumulative preference
4.78%
Jan
6% May
•
Colorado—"
.May
% May
4
May
5% Apr
•
original
4.88%
1% Mar
1,200
1,100
16,200
..
I
14,100
4%
6 is
*
Co
Corp—
Penn
5%
Jan
1,600
\
2
49,700
%
%
1
4.24%
incllioc
~~1
"l%
1%
__25c
Jan
99
Gas
Power
Jan
Jan
21
10c
cumulative
11
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Quebec
Apr
31
45
Progress Mfg Co Inc.
Prophet (The) Company
Quebec Lithium
Jan
%
293/4
convertible
7%
46% Jan
30%
Manufacturing
South
2%
IV2
•
May
19% May
22% Apr
4.32%
4
Jan
92% Mar
28,200
4.48%
7%
Corp
41
Jan
21%
Jan
99%
28%
50
41
Apr
112
19'/a
Feb
450
1
41
Jan
4%
Mar
893/4
2
16%
3,700
«
90
10% Mar
313/4
Apr
15%
734
common__~66%
1,600
'
Feb
Jan
Mar
II %
East Dome Mines Ltd
107%
3%
%
14
13 %
1
26'/a Mar
Feb
26 %
13% May
«
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
new
Oil
Soulherujbalifornia
7%
1
7% May
600
Jan
38
500
1,200
6%
Jan
900
5,200
.
Feb
13% May
4,900
1,200
6,100
10
143/a
24%
i
%
Paper Mills
South
12%
\
4
105
105%
59%
303/4 Jan
7%
~Z.ll
(Del)~-~2 50
"7%
4
4% Mar
May
Apr
8% Apr
28,800
27 34
15%
_Iso
Polf.rad Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
7%
26%
f
42%
28
12%
10
12
14 74
27%
•
24% Mar
j
I. I
"7%
4"% Mar
253/4 jan
.,21% Jan
2% Mar
700
v
Feb
is
preferred
Ltd
24% May
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
10 %
2,900
22,800
35{/
—1
May
31
5
~5%
a
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Pneumatic Scale
Polymer Corp class A__
36%
10C
__
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft
Corp.
Pierce Industries Inc
of
I
Apr
V",:
Jan
X26 %
.
Venezuelan
Smith
Pharmaceutical
Industries
Service
100 %
convertible
900
27
40%
Apr
14%
3%:
26%
14%
6%
May
3%
16%
6,400
13%
13%
3%
6%
Photo Inc
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Public
12%
4.56%
9%
10
Perfect
Providence
12%
14
13%
2
__
Pep Boys (The)
L.
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp
Proctor-Silex
9
May
9% Jan
6V4 May
' Jail /
18% Jan
4,000
9%
9%
7
Prentice-Hall Inc
13
3
1,100
15%
21
83/8
9% Jan
3% Jan
5% Feb
2% Mar
600
23/4
Shares...—..5,000 Ir
8,700
28
15
1
88'
Jan
-,'90
9,200
2
Corp
&
150
4,100
1%
Ltd
Phillips Electronics
■?k
26%
24%
Bol
1
78%
6,300
7%
27%
1
Products
Electronics
Preston
9
6%
26%
Traffic Co
Pentron
32,800
Apr
993% 100%
;
80,700
24%:
12%
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered—.—£1
Slick
Airways Inc
5
Jan
30 %
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Metal
4%
13%
28
.
Canada
3'% Mar
9% May
122 Mi May
130
•
Class B
of
1,300
29%
2 Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Park Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A
Peninsular
3%
10%
__i
„
(C A) vtc
Amer shares
Jan
85
$3
Simpson's
94% Apr
131% Jan
140
3%
4
33/4
3%
6
May
53/8 May
,
.
—————-———2
American
Sinclair
May
100
1
Pancoastal Petroleum
Patino
10%
7%
Power &
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall
3%
11,600
33/B
"3%
*
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
Apr
90
93%
92
•
Airlines
89 %
Jan
123% 125
87
87%
•
dividend
82
793/4 jan
10
10,500
Jan
"
Shumons-Boardman Publications—
100
21%
89%
B
8*/a
6% Mar
V-18%' Jan
6% Jan
.
-3
22% May
22% Apr
22%
21%
r:;
1,400
6%
3%
Feb
Co—10c
Jan
22%
25
preferred
63/8
53/8
/
163/4
Canada
Silvray Lighting Inc
25
dividend
of
Simca
25
S4.40
6%
3%
'in}.
—100
24% Mar
preferred
1st
500
6
12.50
common
25% Mar
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
redeemable
Co
Jan
23%
4.50%
4%
*
22% Mar
1,300
4%
3 %
:
1 Va
1% Jan
12% Jan
Jan
5% May
4 5/8 May
5
Mining
Water & Power.
'
4 % Mar
7,300
19%
Denn
preferred..———
Class
6%
1,800
20c
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Apr
Products
800
:
6%
6 3/8
Products Inc..——1
Sherwin-Williams
45% May
7
53A.
5%
1
Shoe
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
1st preferred
5% 1st preferred
2,000
•
Sherwin-Williams
Shattuck
Jan
9%
1
Co
75%
*
5
Leather
;
*/a May
■■5%
334
1
•
20% May
18% Apr
173/4 Feb
22% Apr
Feb
Jan
4%
1
B.J
Jan
17%
3/4 May
8% May
6%
6%
16
sI
-
.18%
100
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
,'
May
6
5%
1
Servomechanisms Lie
Jan
Feb
6 3/4
1,700
50c
Seton
Jan
19
83/4 May
8%
9%
10c
Corp of America
4%
17*%
15% Mar
76,500
143/4
48'% Mar
300
Jan
%
15
Jan
17%
43/a
2% May
13
3
Inc
Apr
17%
5
Jan
300
,
%
—
Bros
93
400
1,550
17%
/'
—25c
1
...3.50
1
Corp
Jan
58
Jan
4
Apr
16%
20%
20
1
Airlines
Serrick Corp class
54
20
.—1
(The)
3%
1,400
6%
4%
4%
57%
19%
21%
Servo
Apr
18%
173/4
23
Jan
P
Pacific
Western
36
U Jan
3
100
j
Sentry Corp new common
Jan
1,300
33/4
•
25c
25% Mar
7*/4
200
50c
Mayl
% May
1,800
1,000
6 3/4
Petroleums Ltd
May %'i
2,900
Is
6
9%
33/8
,
20
20
27 Va
87
17%
93/a
Mar
May
2% May
20
20
200
90
%
i7<r
7
Amer shares.lOs
Securities
Electric
89%
90
_100
7%
18%
43/4 Jan
10
.2*
9,800
'
3
16 pesos
series
Seeburg
5% Mar
23,600
21%
27%
90c
cumulative
Oxford
5%
20 3 8
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Opelika Mfg Corp
Overseas
5%
21%
Co
Ohio Power 4'4%
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old Town
5%
50c
Brass
3%
3
•
Inc
Milling Co Ltd
Seeman
Ogden Corp
3
3
Ltd
Corp
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
O
Ohio
3%
series
Seaboard
i
3% Jan
.,
1
1
Seabpard Plywood & Lumber
1% Jan
15,700
1
11
Jan
6% May
9,900
%
%
11
1
3y8
2%
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd.
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Jan
Apr /
62 % May
130
86
84
100
Ltd
3 Va
1
series
Surcee
39% Jan
j
4
32,200
Mines
Jan
2ya May
7,800
6%
63%
39
May
4%
Warrants
Industrial
25
2%
62%
Apr
600
2%
5 V4
Mines
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
30
May
May
1
Uranium
4*%
900
31%
3,600
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.60% series preferred—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Jan
7
3034
10,000
2%
4.40%
Jan
7
7%
2
4%%
Jan
7%
7%
2%
High
5*/a Feb
18% Jar.
Jan
May
23/4 May
7% Feb
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
Jan
May
4%
50
San
Jan
May /
Lawrence
San Carlos
•
6,200
2,500
25
Ltd
Oils
RR Co
Rankin
Northspan
Nova
22 % May
%
%
30%
Northeast Airlines
Northern
25
22%
1
A
Class B
North
25% May
Jan
1
class
North American Royalties Inc
North
Apr
43
7%
13
s
—v
St.
Salem-Brosius
900
"2%
Consolidated Petroleum.,
Ryerson & Haynes
Jan
3
4%
900
234
50c
Company
Feb
U
9,100
14
"23/4
.50c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*%
13%
1
Ryau
2% May
154
Shares
High
4%
2.50
Russell (The F C)
Jan
40%
10
Railway
Cement
13%
Apr
% May
31% Feb
10
Southern
&
American
Jan
iff
Is
1
Noma
32
11
1
Nipissing Mines
33
Jan
1,750
i
25%
22*/4
3.3314
Rosario
Jan
1
/
'
Jan
2%
Low
4%
_3UC
Inc
Raceway
Roxbury Carpet Company..
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
Jan
37%
Mar
127
I,300
38 V*
23%
1% Feb
30
lit
•
Merchandise
Rim
20,400
138
~~%
Co
Honduras
&
2%
9%
1,100
1
Auction
York
10%
2
135
—•
Apr
23% Mar
7,600
26%
9%
2*4
1
Mining Co
25%
10%
1
Process Co
New
13
25c
Co
Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
%
Jan
14% Mar
34% May
1% Apr
6,200
1
New
3%'
2% May
12
Apr
17% Mar
8.900
3%
Roosevelt
for Wfcck
of Prices
fcar
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Weel
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
3
30c
.
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
National Union Electric Corp
Friday
Sales
Last
STOCKS
85
200
78
Jan
2%
2%
200
2% May
4%
5%
3.400
4% May
%
3,9001
•A
«Jan
12% Mar
C3A
Feb
(2131)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STO CKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
—1
Corp_——————
LUX
'TranS
Transportation Corp of America-
10 'A
10c
10
500
24
9.400
21
2iy4
200
23%
257/a
17,400
13%
500
28
28
28%
5%
57/a
1
4-/4
3 iu
Gas Ltd vtc_-.
1
1 Va
Products
Jan
22
Mi
3,300
200
1
_
U S
Ceramic Tile Co
Foil Co class B
U S
Rubber
3,000
2,300
2
May
7%
6,200
5
Feb
7 Va May
5%
Apr
6
181%
400
168
13%
1,300
13
Apr
3%
37/b
9%
3%
9%
41%
2,000
700
34% Mar
y%
9
y%
HuO
6%
6%
3,500
—
Universal
Universal
Universal
Universal
Universal Insurance—.—_—
Universal Marion Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
3 72
4
32 %
30%
33
7%
7%
16%
13%
16%
44 y2
44
4
33%
.:7%
7%
17,600
8% Mar
8%
1,400
6y2
300
5
500
12 y4
37,600
8%
7y8
8%
22,600
5%
4%
5%
19,700
12 y8
12%
9%
9%
$2 cumulative preferred
Precision Instrument
Co
2%
1%
pfd
Western
Development Co
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
14
85
~3%
300
2%
5%
4
x2o y4
A"
3
5
Westmoreland
Coal—
20
30%
Westmoreland
Inc
10
3
A
ft
ft
Feb
32
200
A-
30%
30%
.,
..
•
3%
3
(F W)
American
6%
dep
"%
19
4,100
1%
regular
14%
12%
13
■s^ioo
^1,400
10%
9%
Off-Shore
Co
Corp
i.
debs
3%
6s
Aug
I
1998
23%
%
;
Apr
911
Apr
3%
Jan
the
following
divisors: Industrials,
Jan
4
27,100
3% May
5%
..
„
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date——
;
Closing
May 16__
May 17—
May 18—
V
/
105.81
Tues.
105.37
Wed.
or
Low
106%
June-Dec
$43
86
I
85
119
85
V
Jan
High
6
Low
100.77 Mar 11
Range
A
May 6, '60
Durable
84%
46
100
44
24%
.May
50
84%
448.9
+
1.7
521.6
475.0
475.5
—O.l
544.4
472.1
286.2*
Goods
538.9
456.7
Goods
289.5
—1.1
329.3
286.2
+ 0.3
237.6
216.1
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
231.6
230.8
436.0
430.0
+ 1.4
446.5
Mining
243.5*
247.9
—1.8
Stocks
No. of
Shares
23%
Railroad
Int'l
and Miscel.
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
71
92%
$5,232,000
$522,000
70
Tues.
May 17
4,075,550
5,856,000
242,000
6,098,000
90"
8,691,000
$5,754,000
Wed.
May 18—
5,243,120
8,411,000
280,000
May 19
3,704,280
6,068,000
150,000
May 20
3,167,710
5,196,000
419,000
19,725,360
$30,763,000
6,218,000
♦—■
a
Total
32/
99%
73
^1
71
77
84
2
81
$1,613,000
22
104
127
35
90
113
.
;
106 %
100
6
73
136
U.
S.
296,574,061
Government
363,479,921
87%
~7
~4
97%
and
30,763,000
Industrial
29,674, t
24,856,000
528,601,000
621,516/t
$26,099,000
$558,277,150
Transactions at the American Stock
943/4
88
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
120
Stocks
Foreign
94
98
(No. Of
Shares)
Bonds
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Gov't
Domestlo
169
Bonds
Mon.
May 16—
61
45
91%
83
88
14,000
,
29,671,650
135
65
91
82%
.
1,233,000
$32,376,000
923/4
117%
_
35
140
$1,000
$10,000
$1,613,000
87
90
86
92%
Bank
98
81
15
$4,500
Foreign
"
90 3A
1
,
64%
Tues.
Majr
"$T66o
60,000
88%
93
Wed.
May 18_
114,000
3,000
117,000
75%
86 3/4
1,534,920
Thurs.
May 19
1,235,565
95,000
2,000
97,000
Fri.
May 20—
85%
76
80 Vs
81
79
78
83 %
85
«...
5
88
95%
$99%
»
,
,
10
——
\
97%
53,000
$14,000
$53,000
8,000
$370,000
Wteek Ended May 20
1959
87
81
90
1,321,160
6,512,095
Total
80
78
80 3/4
88 3A
1
59,000
1,205,050
*
88
$77%
$4,000
$49,000
1,215,400
17
80%
82%
$86
95%
Feb-Aug
1959
15,969,910
19,725,360
101%
100
1013/4
83
1960
61,000
$4,000
$388,000
Jan. 1 to May 20
1960
,
1959
97
993/4
97%
103
99%
23
96%
104% 104 %
1
103
100
105%
86 %
6
86
87 Va
83%
86%
90
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
6,512,095
.7,274,970
.104,564,962
192,275,041
$487,000
$10,566,000
$11,230,000
22,000
617,000
720,000
39,000
375,000
601,000
$548,000
$11,558,000
$12,551,000
Bonds—
84%
101
99%
86%
Jan. 1 to May 20
1960.
1959
77%
71
.
$83
$60
Feb-Aug
Shares
of
$32,376,000
*
Bonds—
Railroad
r.
96
119% 119%
$94%
:
A
98
$87
Mar-Sept
5,615,000
______
1960
Stocks—Number
84
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
1: 2i;:'
16
20
'
—
49%
>4:99%
•
_Mar-Sept
Sales
3,534,700
■
90 3/4
Jan-Aup
Bond
./
May 16
23%
jivrtf.Hi'.
;•
Total
Gov't
Bonds
Mon.
42%
22
;V)
U. S.
Foreign
Bonds
82%
2
29
$97%
95%
243.5
87%
International
91%
414.7
..
"
63%
2
89%
44
73
723/4
A'
82%
4
A
44
$16 Tj
Feb-Aug
1982
446.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
'
'
$62
April-Oct
1983
464.5
Low,
120 %
119
4
85
$99 "
<
May-Nou
J
388.8
"
299.7
♦New
88%
•
K
Low
+ 0.7
-
Wteek Ended May 20
Feb-Aug
,
467.5
Thurs.
89%
1976—Jan-July
1970
High
432.5
391.2
471.0
138
45
34
119
April-Oct
southwestern Gas
& Electric 3%s
J
'
Change
.
'A +0.6
393.6
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
.'_T_
*r
$68
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
4
23
for I960
109.39 Jan
104.91
May 13, '60
—
High
Low
No.
""47"
"86%
94
1970
3s 1971
1959
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan. 1
Sold
High
'106% 107%
96
1985
for
109.60 Aug
101.42 Sep
____
The SEC index of stock
prices based
for week ending May
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Aaked
84
J
Range
High
V
'
Week's Range
Last
Afar-Sept
5.234:
J an
Feb-Aug
i
82.66
Rails,
ft
J an
Sale Price
Mar-Sept
3.569;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
ft-.
VJiJ
it,-.
./•ft,;.
—
1%
$78
cH5?ern California Gas 3%s
southern Counties Gas
(Calif)
using
A1 f. r
Jan
3%
4
by
Manufacturing
8 Va
$79
series
compiled daily
Utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks, 18.15.
are
Composite
24%
104
1982
82.73
82.75
Jan
Mar
84
1979
82.57
83.68
Apr
May
106
1978
82.76
83.61
78.82
14
Mar
Feb-Aug
series
5s series L
Averages
Fri.
1981
83.74
78.38
29
6
Feb-Aug
1970
78.90
79.80
Jan
,
1
Jan-July
1965
79.91
79.89
"■
Feb
Ian
20
Feb-Aug
1982
88.55
Feb
87
900
1973
I
88.51
204.72
Bonds
91
Jan
5
11,700
1976
H
203.63
89.12
-
34 y4
14,200
C
series
89.41
140.78
40
ities
20%
1ft
B
series
139.42
621.63
___
Total
10
Utll-;
Feb
6Va
series
4%S
43/48
4%s
4%8
88.51
617.39
17
104.60,
23%
series
F
203.27
16——
May
103.96
6
3s
E
89.19
Rails
May
___
May 19—
"I
.
2%s
3%s
3% 8
G
139.47
Rails
13
May 20—
23
V/a
>6 %
Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s 1981—May-Nou
sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
series
616.03
trials
Stocks -,
May
Fri.
2% May
1970
;_L
Jan -July
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-July
American Co 7s debs 1967—
May-Nou
series
ities
Grade
May
$83
series
roads
Second
Grade
2%
•
$100
'
trials
t
First
Indus¬
65
,
10
10
19 y4
—n
Jan-July
3%s
Utll-
10
Total
18y8 May
8%
June-Dec
«afe
week.
on the closing prices of the common stock
13, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (1939=100):
V
A
1960—
Percent-^
20%
mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Ocf
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3v%s 1964.-June-Dec
3s
Rail¬
Thurs.
Jan
30 Va
Power 1st
D
Indus-
Jan
Jan
Apr
1st
southern California
Edison 3s
3% 8 series A 1973
15
Jan
11%
197/a
:
current
—Bonds
' ■'
-■
20
Mon.
8% May
100
__
1964
.'-V
'
30
■
Feb
20%
New
series
Stocks
'•
'
Jan
20%
England Power 3'As 1961...
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
debs
;
"
Jan
18%
Apr
1994—June-Dec
—June-Dec
Quar-Feb
debentures
the
ft Mar
26
2 %
8%
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s 1974
subord
transacted during
'
'.
■
Jan
14 Va
1,900
April-Oct
conv
■'*
Jan
12%
National Research
Corp—
5%s
Jan
Apr
14% May
.
3%s
being
Mar
47
26% Mar
6s
Public
37%
29 %
•
3,2uJ
subord debentures 1963
April-Oct
& Western RR 4s 1970_____Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984 wi
«apid
on
32% May
9%
AGuantanamo
Ohio
'-i'-l-.M
~8%
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
General Builders Corp—
subord
sales
no
the daily closing averages of
representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Apr
%
Feb
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
convertible
prices;
are
Apr
4
Jan
1%
Feb
Mar
y%
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
*
flat.
ask
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
30% Jan
20
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Chemoil Industries 6s debs 1973
..
Jan
90 %
1974
traded
and
receivership.
83.44
89%
V
—
Period
AAmer Steel &
Pump 4s inc debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel
being
83.73
250
Interest
subord
conv
x
Bonds
78.99
A Mar
Low
5%s
A
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
78.95
5%
18'A Mar
1,900
Friday
Inc
distribution,
in
79.79
5,800
BONDS
Alsco
a Deferred delivery
transaction (not included In year's range),
d Ex-interest,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
included
79.92
%i
American Stock Exchange
50
45
88.43
18%'
:
45
40
88.42
22
10c
14
"
205.78
2%
50c
491/4
204.96
18 As
1
Petroleum
48%
$43
88.92
19%
40c
Co
49 Vs
89.15
3%
_.)■
i
Jan-July
2s 2012__Jan-July
140.64
20%
5s
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata
Zapata
12%
—£1
1997
(Plan A)
•983/4 ,100
63%
63%
$64
value,
Ex-liquidating
Non-Durable
ord
$100
'
142.72
87
26% Mar
Ltd—
rets
$60
June-Dec
624.68
-1
0 r
30 Va Mar
500
14%
*1%
—2
$60
May-Nov
April-Oct
623.00
Jan
30%
5,100
ft
22
1%
*
preference
Zale Jewelry
:
375,
""%
25
.
$63
Va
f
19
% Mar
......
300
29 %
22
1
2008__.May-Nov
2%s
18
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
92
May
^';s4%;»Jan
j3% Jan
7-lil/Jan
Jail
41
pfd—100/
94
90
May
1
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
93
$90
Jan
1% Jan
1ft May
5,400
27%
.10
Williams (R C) & Co..
Wilson Brothers common
16%
t
.
3% Mar
18%/Jan-
400
_
Woolworth
Jan1
93
May
79
42,000
%
32
1
,
Jan
•
%
.
par
r,
—
17 3/4
: 4%
Feb
Feb
2
50
85%
4%
i
Is
_♦
Williams-McWilliams Industries
1
de Janeiro stamped
♦No
-
28%
'
100
x2oy4^i
85 y2
*4%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
White Stag Mfg Co—...
_______——1
Wichita River Oil Corp
:
1
Wickes (The) Corp
5
^
$15
$120
~
•■',.,'3% Apr
3,400
1%
lft
lift
dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Williams Brothers Co
Jan
76% May
Feb
iy8
2,400
2
*
:
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Jan
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
American
15
,$120
2C08J_—Mar-Sept
Jan
Apr
29
1
72
99 Va
Feb-Aug
Peru
f
96
63 »/a
99
1
$90
(issue of May 1927) 1947
il_
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972j_
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Apr
12%
Apr
80
300
82%
2%
100
100
*
i—50c
Inc
*13%
.
Jan/;
2%
174,700
"3%
1%
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
90%
25
Jan-July
Jan-July
A7s
Rio
?//__
T-. 7-.
^
.____
A7s
Feb
'Mar
2%
1,700
3
1%
83%
1
1.25
—
Feb
6%
May
3
16,300
2%
5
Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
4
1,400
2%
1%
*
(Del)
70Q
20%
1
preference—
Weiman &
9%
"
"2%
10c
Webb & Knapp Inc common.
.,
3%
1 AGO
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Jan
"
Mar
75
30
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
3y2
1
V/aitt & Bond Inc common
Jan
13%
7.
'
•
100
2
68
debentures—
Jan
6%
9% May
10 Va May
.
2,500
4%
3 v2
—*
ctfs
4%
fll/_«
1967
Date
4%
96
Jan
7%
Jan
12
100
iv
High
98
Feb
10%
■
4% May
100
11
99%
Low
3
8% Jan
9% Mar :
10 %
B
Jan
18
6% May •<
4% Feb
io y8
....
/
Feb
5
w
Co—
18%
May
6% May
10 Va
99%
No.
46 % May
128,800
15 Vb
*
653/4
June-Aug
(Prov)
6%s 1949
stamped (Plan A)
tribution.
Feb
4%
10c
series
Jan
u
25c
4%s
(not
6
6%
2
Adjustment
1967
11% Mar
6,500
11%
96
Jan-July
A
9 Va Mar
41%
8y2
_1
1
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado Inc
Jan
Apr
y2
v.
Range Sinoe
Jan. 1
99
June-Dec
1974
XirnfaMtirntfn
series
Jan
11%
7% May
12 Va Apr
15%
1
Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food Products—-
46%
30 y8 May
15%
J
Virginia
Jan
3,400
*'
V/a
5
Industries warrants
Victoreen (The)
Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
5%
Feb
3j/2
y, iud
Apr
f*
5%s
Jan
2 810
,
8%"
99
June-Dec
1964
1960
V.11% Mar
May
3%
15 %
Van Norman
Wagner Baking voting trust
8
Feb
,
~
-15
Valspar Corp
Vanderoilt Tire & Rubber
Products
Jan
19
3% May
9% Jan
166,900
9%
46
6%
West Chemical
3%
Jan
—1
Reclaiming Co
series
7% Jan
A
Apr
178 y2
Debt
AHanover
2%
43%
Bonds
Sold
Jan-July
1963
A
ser
& Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings /Banks and Clearing Assn—
German
Maranhao
6
1
Range
Friday's
Foreign Governments^qnd Municipalities
7s 1951
Port
Apr
57/a
v
or
Bid & Asked
High
(Germany)
ermany)
Jan
2%
—1
Webster Investors Inc
1%
5%
13
6s
Knapp Inc 5s debs
ADanzig
5ft Jan
55
.
&
ABaden
Jan
Jan
•A'- 5%
Webb
Jan
8 Va
41% Mar
.50c
Corp
.25c
American Corp
-10
Consolidated Oil
—V—
Container Corp cl A com. .10c
-25C
Controls Inc
Waltham
28%
■
2 %
United Stores
otore&
Aircraft
Jan
.
7 Va
.50c
Air Conditioning Corp
T/o preferred
17
~5%
178
debs
West Penn Traction 5s
,.>.,13% Jan
3ft May.,;
...
Jan
28% May
Apr
5% May
39,o00
Last
Sale Price
Jan
Apr
9% May
27
Feb
1%
Corp
Jan
.10s
U S
$6
29
17%
th,;*
U S
Waco
Wasatch
Washington Water Power 3%s
19% Mar
47%
Period
Low
Jan
27%
12%
1
dep rets ord registered—_
.100
United N J RR & Canal
—1
United Pacific Aluminum
Amer
:V
10%
May
21% May
21 % May
3,000
'
—
Co Ltd—
6%
Feb
9 Va
500
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
19%
47
*
Improvement & Investing- 2.60
Industrial "warrants".
"Hi
United Molasses
1,300
—
Asbestos Corp——————————<
United
<
4
Investment Co—___________
-20
Union Stock Yards of Omaha.
_50c
Ed Aircraft Products
—
united
;
10
24
24 %
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.—
Gas Co of Canada
Union
United Milk
8%
22
:i5
Union
United Canco Oil- &
United Elastic Corp
1,900
9 Va
23%
-Continental warrants ___
frue Temper Corp--—
Tr
united
Low
10 y4
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
23 »/4
»
Conduit & Cable Co—.
Triangle
9%
Week's
Friday
Shares
High
13%
A common—
Class
Low
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
35
86%
$84%
$89
101
4
—
—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
$370,000
government
corporate
14,000
4,000
$388,000
■
36
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2232)
.
.
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 20)
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
:
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
1.66%
—33%
Anaconda
&
Boston
95
26% May
30%
25
24%
26%
2,829
22% Mar
29%
86%
89
5,331
79%
Jan
96 %
52
359
47% May
68%
122
50
136
Jan
62%
Jan
Oil
Texaco
Apr
26%
Jan
Union
Calumet
Cities
Hecla
&
Service
Copper
Co_
Range
10
—
Eastern
6%
Street
Mass
1st
Ry
-J S
First National Stores
Ford
Inc_.
Creek
23%
Jan
30%
36
36%
95
31% Mar
40
•
55%
Coal
Co
47%
505
Star
Cement
70%
520
65% May
.
93%
91%
3,200
84% Mar
100 %
Maine Central
71%
507
26%
27
90
25%
Apr
76%
79
285
74%
Apr
__
59%
24%
36%
110% 110%
100
50
12%
355
8c
1.000
20
20%
2,482
100
34%
34%
35%
1,110
34% May
N
_•
H
Hartford Railroad
&
Mathieson
100
Rexall
com
Chemical
Stone
2.50
Association
Webster
&
Shop
&
Inc
1
Fruit
Co
&
&
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Railroad
Mass
Westinghouse
Elec
43%
974
45
46%
150
45
__
21%
21%
25
68%
68%
30
134% 135 %
132
,
__
'
40%
41 %
81%
5
—6.25
55%
57
;
68 %
__
W)
10
__
68 %
these
Cincinnati
Tan
503%
May
24
ion
56
ja«
-86%J&2
68% May
May
127
"
u8
37% Mar
46%
anr
103%
jan
107
74% May
45% Feb
50
59% Mar
„
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the
are
44%
.
21% May
77
81%
__
Detroit Stock
v
57
m™
68% May
transmission
prices.
10c
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
6%
4% May
42% May
53%
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
46%
131
38
Mar
48%
162
27 \
Mar
32%
52%
80
50% May
32
36%
190
32% Mar
22%
1,703
20% May
31%
50% Apr
49% May
64
1
Apr
28% Jan
12
845
7
Jan
12
19%
;•'%
2%
1
19%
300
1%
1%
2,710
18%
1%
5
Machine___
22
10%
V
; 1,243
18%
677
2
-'2 ' '
'
Feb
4
16% May
1
-
2
36
35%
36%
2,170
46%
47%
2,033
42% May
Consolidated Paper
n
15%
:
3%
28% Mar
47
,15%
185
13%
.■
Jan
1% May
T," 27%
May
5
25
Jan
May
22
Jan
17% May
1,000
'
Jan
20%
51 %
52
56%
30%
80
54%
48
32
80
57%
&
HJgh
1.029
23
37
aJn
Jan
May
:.v,I 70% Jan
Jan
991
Die
__
1
:
I
,"V
4
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
58% Mar
101
36%
__;
Mfg
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
3%
22%
5
•
Rubber
4
1
Co
Buell
Jan
33%
Products
Brown-McLaren
Apr
29
Metal
Budd
Low
1
Industrial
Baldwin
Jan
234
4%
55%
100
Avis
Feb
10
98
13%
Par
Electric
American
Jan
50%
51%
^
Allen
Jan
37%
v
Exchange
Friday
21 Ya Mar
35%
22%
6.25
Jan
33
«...
__50
Corp
6c
45%
5
Co
i?n
423/,
40%
Elec
(F
Apr
28%
—
25
Mining Co_
12%
Jan
45%
4%
•
U S Smelt Refin
11%
12%
•
United Shoe Machinery Corp
S Rubber Co
common
26
Feb
46
Jan
45
13%
•
Inc
U
Vermont
8c
*
Torrington Co
United
12%
miaM
5
10
Drug Co
Shawmut
Stop
1
RR
An,.
Apr
35%
35% May
40% May^
16%
110 Va May
19% Jan
N
18
42%
Jan
30%
Jan
20%
Y
35%
__
—
Jan
100
25% May:
425
25%
1
20
Olin
35%
25
73% Mar
Jan
RR 5% cum pfd
Racing Assn
National Service Companies
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Pennsylvania
1
453/.
20%
Jan
69%
__4
Narragansett
50
Apr
87%
•
Corp
42%
—
STOCKS
Lone
42%
60% Jan
Feb
67%
90%
50c
common
1
______
of
«...
1
Copper Corp
215
—
1
High
Jan
Jan
53%
—
39%
1
Jan
5
Co
.
Kennecott
15% May
24% Mar
5
Electric
Gillette Co
Island
Jan
50
20
160
42
We
100
Motor Co
General
48%
15%
27%
40%
—
14
*
Steel
Low
44%
24%
7
__—
High
44%
23%
10
Shoe
Co—
class A
preferred
40% May
15%
27%
__
5
Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com__10
20%
76
21%
21%
5
Inc
J)
(Ohio
(N
,
Range Since Jan.
44%
24%
25
Indiana
ot
Carbide
S
U
Low
*
Sunray Oil
Apr
Feb
59%
406
Oil
Standard
'
61%
Oil
standard
Jan
60%
Shares
50c
Brands
Stanaard
Apr
49%
133% 134%
for Week
5
_____
Rand
Sperry
Apr
87%
Company
Standard
Jan
100
25
*
Southern
High
26%
50
Company
Albany RR
Edison Co=-
Boston
High
26%
•
Corp
Tel
&
Low
Par
American
Range
of Prices
Par
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
57%
149
Apr
Jan
80
46%
541
36%
72
10
(
Feb
S4.50
Power
common
Davidson
Bros
1
57% May
May
Apr
53% Jan
56%
1.030
92%
10
16% May
15 % May
91%
Feb
92% May
4%
56%
92%
*
Feb
>'■'
.
5%
5%
202
___20
42%
42 %
42%
6,865
40% Mar
42"%
1
Edison
Detroit Steel Corp.
Eaton Manufacturing
Apr
56
•
preferred
Detroit
62% Jan
26% Mar
1
Consumers
Jan
38% May
18%
17%
18%
893
25 %
34%
34%
5,213
17% May
34 % May
400
4% Mar
21
.
.
Economy Baler
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
1
5
5
5
28%
5
28
28%
5% May
40%
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
5
70%
70 %
834
26% May
65% May
39% Jan
92% Jan
Fruehauf Trailer
1
24%
25%
1,383
22% May
30
Gar Wood Industries
1
4%
4%
750
Ford
Motor
Co
546
4%
Feb
General Motors
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Aeronca
Manufacturing
American
Baldwin
Cincinnati
common
8.50
536
Gamble
common
Corp
Unlisted
(new)
Feb
360
138
16% Mar
29% Mar
35%
22%
23%
137
28%
Jan
59%
63
21% May
58% Mar
23%
62
-
1,392
20
20%
208
19%
33%
215
30%
106%
497
81%
24%
24%
27%
27%
Feb
24% May
10
26% May
34%
30%
30%
35
29% May
39
19
10
18
25%
90
55 %
55%
57%
123
24%
26%
263
22% Mar
86%
89%
531
79%
52%
75
50%
52 %
110
Anaconda
50
ILLlO
Steel
;
____
64
61%
Corp
3
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick Corp
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
23%
ft%
291
66
~
~
Jan
18%
Jan
Steel Co
Admiral Corp
69% May
23% Jan
Jan
37
5
1 %
32% Jan
Jan
10%
501
„
10
Apr
6% May
1% May
May
8%
219
44%
651
12% May
36% Mar
100
16
3%
4,374
16 %
May
12%
May
4% Mar
;
Apr
400
21%
21%
10%
23
23
v
12%
Jan
9
235
22%
L
125
3%
8
375
8
51/4
" 50%
;• 5%
; 5Q
' V
50
•k
400
"
45% Apr
,•
Mar
4"
20
Apr
12% Jan
Feb
24% Feb
4% Apr
Jan
May
4%
Feb
41%
Jan
'
Jan
May
13 Va Mar
10% Mar
1,137
548
62%
98
59% Mar
48 %
220
42% May
40% May
70%
49%
Jan
Allied
9%
_
:
,
,
Feb
5% May
50% May
Aluminum Co
Jan
American
25
34 %
Apr
41%
Jan
19%
174
19
Apr
20%
Jan
43%
Theatres (Un)
American Can Co
44%
120
39%
Feb
52%
52%
50
47
Apr
44% May
55% Jan
19%
22%
139
49%
_
I
I
-
""
"5
■"
45%
66%
67%
68 Va
70%
75
107
49%
88%
90%
44
45%
22%
22%
286
42% May
56%
20
Feb
44% May
44%
45
150
44%
44%
141
41% May
32% Feb
68
68%
35
60% May
34%
35%
150
43%
35%
47%
90
•35%
„
03
35% May
41%
38
39
98%
35
38%
195
43%
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Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Ja
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9% Ma
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26% Ma
32%
32%
100
32% May
41%
13
14%
7,000
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61
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8% Ma
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1,400
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58
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45
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144
-
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115% May
54% Feb
38% May
84% Mar
5
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Feb
45% Mar
-
23%
9
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52% Mar
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29% Apr
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265% Jan
600
39%
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45%
44%
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National
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Jan
95
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25 %
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American Mach & Fdry
Apr
17% May
202% May
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200
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36%
52%
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36%
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Jan
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14
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32%
42%
40%
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Apr
25
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Socony Mobil
Abbott
23
125
3
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Sinclair
Oil
100
5%
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Alleghany Corp' (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum steel
19%
?%
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Feb ~'
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•
21%
Sale Price
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Akron Brass Mfg__
36%
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Jan
19
62%
compilation
STOCKS
15% Jan
36
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Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
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14
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Jan
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&
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13
1
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Standard
Jan
27%
25
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Corn Products
Jones
59% Mar
67
28%
5
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5
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General Motors
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Jan
55%
19%
8
Jan
52
58%
May
47% May
19%
_
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;
19%
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29% Apr
25
Apr
52
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3
43 %
43% Jan
10
37% May
48% Mar
88%
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Jan
38%
166%
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1%
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19
52
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1
44
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~
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Prophet
106% May
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33%
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Apr
May
66% Apr
20% May
36% Mar
Feb
101% 106%
8%
19
Feb
32%
32%
American Tel & Tel Co_
Avco
2,964
2%
Breweries
Screw
Micromatic
Jan
Amer
Oil
Apr
315
7%
Industries
Leonard
Masco
Feb
91%
38%
Cyanamid
Ashland
2%
2%
Chem
&
Lakey Foundry
Lansing Stamping
May
38%
,
12.50
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Armco
35
May
19
1
American
Tobacco
Feb
31%
7
10
___
American
6,844
2 %
2%
Stocks
-
__
45%
2%
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Apr
21%
Oil
International
42% Jan
18%
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Mfg
Airlines
Can
40 %
Jan
31
5
Chalmers
29
Jan
May
87% Mar
6% Jan
IL.Il
12
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50
90%
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30%
30%
Art
American
394
35
10
44%
1
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Jan
*
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S
30
88
34%
12.50
Kroger
U
19%
34 %
Stockyards
Eagle Picher
Rapid-American
36
25
201
30%
National
&
50
19%
31%
10
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Union
Procter
39 %
39%
9
49% Apr
1
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Gibson
Jan
Lakes
Houdaille
High
Apr
5u
Milling Machine
Telephone
Cincinnati
Diamond
6%
38%
30
39%
____
Gas
Cincinnati
Low
50
19%
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Champion Paper
Cincinnati
Range Since Jan. l
144
7%
46
45%
8
Great
High
7%
_
Laundry
Piano
1.66%
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for Week
Sale Price
Graham
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
Corp
Goebel Brewing
Feb
6% Jan
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139
Apr
32% Ja
26%
Feb
28
1,000
139
36%
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20
128
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Feb
64%
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Apr
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Mar
25
25
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65%
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17 %
50
22% Jan
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37
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26
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Number 5953
191
Volume
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
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Jan
8%
Apr
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1,900
5%
37%
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29%
191/4
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400
19%
29%
Jan.
10
800
9
Apr
May
13%
Jan
3,100
17
May
31%
Jan
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
431/4
41%
433/B
2,000
38%
25%
243/8
251/2
1,100
24
90
911/2
1,200
300
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200
Apr 94% Jan
28
100
34% May
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29
Jan
400
33
39
Feb
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113
Brothers
St Louis Public
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Jan
St
Jan
Sangamo
Electric
Schenley
Corp
Schwitzer
Corp
993/4
Jan
553/4
May
Spiegel
12% Mar
14
Jan
Standard
47%
Jan
Standard Oil of
100
2,100
Mar
36
22%
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213/4
Feb
233/4 Mar
35%
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30
Feb
36
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100
43
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42% Feb
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1%
150
1%
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58
1%
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153/s
Stewart-Warner
Jan
66%
Apr
May
Feb
600
.
900
8% May
Jan
93/8
9%
8% May
Jan
Jan
100
30%
200
50
38%
36%
38%
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36% May
55 %
Jan
38%
35%
38%
6,600
35% May
42 %
Jan
44%
44%
200
19%
20%
1,200
19% Mar
23%
23%
24%
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20%
32%
33%
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Apr
38%
Jan
54
Mar
Jan
46 % May
Feb
Feb
When
Jan
37
Jan
Sundstrand
18 %
Jan
Feb
44
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift 8c Company
Feb
May
35/a
Tennessee
5V2 May
Feb
Aircraft
131/4
Jan
650
283/s
Jan
32 »/2
Apr
Texaco
300
25% May
301/2
Feb
Texas
Gulf
400
351/2 May
47 s/8
Jan
Textron
73
47% May
New
6,500
37% May
50'A
Jan
Toledo
401/4
33% May
43
Jan
Trane
33%
200
1,600
421/2 May
Jan
Transamerica
45
501/4
44%
31%
,
Feb
29%
...
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Edison
Trans
31% Mar
Mar
Jan
Trav-Icr
May
1353/4
Jan
Tri
Apr
Feb
36
Jan
20th
45
May
333/a
32
208
Continental
Century-Fox
South La Salle
St.
Union
Pacific
76%
600
75
Apr
99%
Jan
200
63
Jan
733/4 May
2%
78%
72%
2%
22%
22V4
32%
32%
2% May
31/4
18%
Feb
27% Mar
Steel
11%
Jan
79
May
89%
Jan
150
15
Feb
21%
Jan
Walgreen
3,200
7
May
9% May
,
webcor
41% May
Feb
541/a
Jan
52 % May
Mar
173
Jan
White
149
Mar
172
Jan
Wieboldt
36%
Apr
400
733/4 Mar
133/4
13%
13%
500
13
11
11
11%
600
10% May
19%
19%
100
19
17%
May
May
Jan
25% Mar
7%
162
44%
15
Jan
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21%
1,800
20% May
24%
Jan
44%
453/a
2,200
43
50%
Feb
14%
15%
1,700
Jan
Feb
65% May
4 8 7/s
May
90% May
Apr
Jan
36 Va
20%
20%
21
1,500
19% May
24%
(Un)—5
623/4
623/4
623/4
2,500
47% Feb
63
26%
26
26%
1,150
28%
Jan
17 %
Apr
673/4 May
29 Va Mar
17%
17%
300
2
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66
67%
150
58% Mar
27%
263/4
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600
24% Mar
14%
14%
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150
12%
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8%
7%
8%
10,000
33%
33%
500
6% May
33% May
37
39%
900
30% Mar
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Corp
36% Mar
23% Apr
15% Feb
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79%
79%
30
79 % Mar
200
Jan
Jan
May
16 V2 Mar
Apr
135%
11 Va
Jan
39 Vs May
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126% May
10
25
10
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10
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36%
35%
37%
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40
40
40%
200
27
25%
27%
38%
353/4
39%
313/s
313/a
21 %
22
4
8
16%
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104%
(Un)
Inc
Corp
Corp
Whirlpool
Motor
Wilson
Telegraph
&
Co.
Inc
common
(Un)
Wisconsin
Electric Power (Un)
Jan
Wisconsin
Public Service
22 3/4
Feb
Woolworth
World
Jan
(P W)
Co
(Un)
Publishing Co
Wrigley
(Wm)
Jr
313/a
22
56%
82
1
2%
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10
10
10
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82
,
Apr
213% May
May
Youngstown
Zenitn
Radio
Sheet
&
Corp—
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83
12
25%
53
10
12
32
Jan
1473/4
Jan
Jan
37V4 May
33% Mar
43 V2
Jam
3,500
25% May
31
Jan
1,200
32% Apr
25% Apr
41
Jam
100
1,350
100
21
86%
May
Feb
37%
311/4
105
Jam
Jam
May
950
50% Mar
63%
Jam
2,100
75
May
141% May
23% May
103 %
Jan
5,500
1,100
100
7,200
25% Jan
9% Apr
1413/4 May
31V»
Apr
54%
Apr
133/4
Jam
41% May
55%
45%
571/2 May
44%
453/a
350
57%
54%
57%
2,100
24
24
243/a
600
24
48%
48%
100
47% May
67 3/s
Jam
23
23
23%
150
19
261/2
Apr
34%
343/4
600
33% May
42V2
Feb
Jam
Feb
May
Jan
34Va
Jam
Jam
373/8
37%
500
36%
Feb
39 %
26%
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300
25%
Feb
273/a May
68
67%
68
68
May
13%
14
900
13% May
19
Jan.
82%
81 %
83
2,200
78% Apr
84 V2
Jam
18%
19
900
17
20% Mar
373/a
—5
Machines
57%
79%
53
293/4 May
Yates-Amer
54%
23%
10
6.25
•
104% 104%
141% 1413/4
1
Co—
Stores
;>
1
&
Electric
134
134
•
Feb
8%
15% May
25% May
13
70
I
9% Mar
200
18 %
19%
Apr
26%
(Un)
Union
149
100
20%
26 Ya
25%
Inc
32
4oe
21%
Jan
63
400
May
19% May
26%
Co.—
Westinghouse
25
200
20%
Jan
173/4
May
863/4
Products Co
0«
Western
45
1,000
19%
8%-Jan
6,700
2,400
18%
51
,
24%
Corp
Universal
300
29%
8%
8%
203
2031%
67
68%
9
100
93/a
52 3/i
Jan
preferred
800
18%
1,000
9%
52 3/4
Jan
May
.
24 V2
May
Gypsum
Rubber Co
7%
9%
29%
30
66% May
Co
U 8
32s/8 May
50
Jan
10% May
23
(Un).
Co
U S
22% May
300
17%
153% 154
90%
86
31%
13%
1,500
34
RR.
States
United
791/4
48%
42%
153% 155
Apr
200
11%
825
Corp—
Lines
Air
United
17
51
23
22%
103/4
9%
400
22%
10%
1,100
California
of
United Fruit
Jan
79
50%
Mar
Jan
800
400
21
4,700
(Un)
Film (Un)
United Aircraft Corp
8
15% Feb
71%
Corp
Jan
42%
Apr
900
;
34 3/a
Corp
Radio
Jan
7%
30%
30
23%
Corp
(Un)
Airlines
World
1093/4
54%
411/2
30
30%
Jan
24% May
5
891/2
9%
18
56
200
66%
—
__T—
40 5/s Mar *
'
17%
18
1,300
34
Co
Company
60% May
300
27
•
700
72%
47
263/4
Jan
23%
Thor Power Tool Co
493/4 May
493/4
200
45%
50 V2
3.33 %
8O0
Ramo-Wboldridge
38%
3,600
46
Jan
Feb
40% May
45% May
71%
Inc
47%
99
10,100
23%
Producing
1,000
100
43%
50 3/4
46%
34%
common
Thompson
May
100
Mar
6,100
100
40%
Apr
May
5
Inc
8% May
100
423/4
100
28
3,900
2,500
V
35
1
5
Corp.:
Transmission Co
Gas
5%
300
Jan
39%
6,600
Apr
58% May
Corp
10%
94% 100
13%
1,100
38%
♦
16%
Temco
,
11% May
11%
43
1
5
1
21
Corp
Apr
Feb
14%
Jan
35
1
(Un)
issued
Sunbeam
Jan
43
11%
,
Jan
29% Mar
40%
43
23 V2
•
26 %
38%
10
1,400
44.
/
32
2.50
Corp
48
For footnotes, see page
50% May
8%
8%
1
Furniture
Storkline
Studebaker-Packard Corp
231/4 May
461/4
Feb
53%
.1
661%
common
443/4
32
10
Corp
66%
-1
2,700
7
(Ohio)..
Packaging
-5
.
28
28
(Un)
Oil
(Un).
Apr
53%
1
6.25
Indiana
Electric
Mfg
8%
.80S
Dredging
Corp
California
Carbide
&
8%
79
24%
20%
Standard Oil of
13%
40%
Union
Utilities—:
8%
Inc
Union
Minneapolis Brewing Co
8%.
69 % May
50
„
50%
1
May
32%
Jan
Union
29%
X50%
(Un).
14% May
.10
50%
I
Pacific Co
13% May
-1
10
10%
Apr
1
Southern Co (Un).
431/4
Jan
1,400
Products——
Jan
1
I
Co..
(Un)
Steel (Un)„
10
&
Chemical__33%c
Mining
A
...
13%
68%
Food
463/4
II
——
13%
—4
37% May
—1
class
Co
Pen
13%
16%c
12.50
1,400
Jan
20
(Un)
39
3
18% Mar
Merrttt Chapman & Scott (Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Jan
373/4
38%
Jan
500
*
38
150
191/8
....
33 % Mar
25%
45
44
100
70%
35V4 May
100% 100%
34%
34
*
34%
25%
19
1
34%
70%
1,300
9%
•
Apr
31%
70%
41%
Murshall Field
Martin (The) Co
Means & Co_
64 %
Jan
l
36%
5
4
Jan
28%
1
19
Mfg
56%
1,200
Jan
443/8
Co
Jan
500
30%
Jan
14%
17%
71%
64%
30
36 Va
23%
27% Mar
9%
53% Mar
64
30
21% May
Apr
—
1
500
64%
50
14%
1093/4 109%
25
1
1
60%
57%
23%
400
20V8
—25
57%
Jan
23%
17
1,900
1
Apr
23%
Bperry Rand Corp (Un)
1,000
781/2
49
1.40
Strapping
Corp
31
•
39% Mar
Apr
Southern
301/4
5
331/3
800
18 V2 May
(Un)
Co
333/4
_•
47
54 %
Apr
52%
_3~50
46
11%
723/4
231/4
7.50
46
May
80 3/4
28%
«
65 3/s May
18
353/4 Mar
21%
45
Feb
38% May
Jan.
29%
International Harvester
46%
150
55% May
23%
3/41
700
500
60
58
47
65%
6,800
32 % May
•1%
1
62%
13
A
Stanray Corp
941/2
78%
18%
100
42%
5%
Jan
Apr
11%
400
50%
10
523/4
57%
39%
1,400
32 34
1%
37% May
1,100
18%
70%
22
1
*
3
3,500
643/a
10
71%
38%
•
49
62%
38%
32%
13%
Interlake Steamship Co
preferred
class
B——
Oil
Apr
42"
64
20 f
—
(W A)
Class
Jan
77%
43%
•
Bears Roebuck 8c Co
'
Jan
(Un)
Schering
Hheaffer
Jan
59%
8
Jan
May
42%
3,500
common..10
Co
Jan
113
700
77%
5
Paper. Co
8
Jan
45%
new
Industries
Regis
35%
40%
-1
8c
48% Mar
Jan
753/4
5
16%
40
C)
39%
•
70%
17
Co
Cement
Apr
28% May
44%
2.S0
Co
32%
Ill
(Henry
Rlchman
62
Indiana
Lytton's
Jan
753/4
10
Chemical (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
Bocony Mobil Oil
32%
*
*
6.25
common
Jan
Jan
57 V2
■
(Un)
Rexali Drug &
281/4
28
28%
38
Co
33 %
Mar
43
45%
1
Oil
38
Printing
800
•
Inc
Sinclair
35%
New
Revlon
Apr
-10
Lincoln
65%
Quaker Oats Co..
28%
Illinois Brick Co
Illinois Central RR
South
72 V2 May
27
26
Minnesota
67%
2,900
2,500
30%
Mickelberry's
200
30%
Corp—10
3.33 Vs
30%
Middle
72%
28%
(Un)
Steel
25%
Co
71%
30
(Un)
Company
Pure Oil Co
53
84% Mar
_10
&
•
S
Pullman
Shell
-.1
Merck
Apr
Jan
45 %
Signode
—
Jan
42 % Mar
Apr
(Un)
17 Vs
200
87
preferred
Feb
May
443/a
of Indiana
161/4 May
V 38% May
88%
44%
-1
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
13
44%
24% May
common
900
Jan
443/8
Service Co
9
7% May
1,200
90%
-1
A
13 %
•17%
•
Public
33/4
-
Jan
47%
113
701/4 May
'
Jan
14
Jan
9%
Feb
2%
56%
Conv
"
8 Vs May '
700
3
~3i/8
38 5/8
Marquette
Jan
26 3/8
383/4
Co
13
Jan
Feb
48
70% Mar
—
14%
15%
41% Mar
43
May
22% Mar
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kropp Forge Co..
900
15j/2
34% May
36
200
series
Apr
26%
100
Gas
|
Jan
36
300
4.32 %'
33
26%
44
Laclede
Jan
36
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
16%
Jan.
46
Mar
14
3,800
300
Co
15%
Apr
36% Mar
44
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
13%
Electric
200
42%
Feb
44
Laughlin
100
1,700
14
43%
Feb
133/8
Aluminum
17%
443/4
14
•
Apr
42 3/8
44
&
22%
17%
43%
38
12%
13%
Kaiser
16%
17%
443/4
Feb
Apr
7%
600
93/8
1
Jones
64 % Mar
27%
Jan
500
30
12
Jefferson
60% May
1,700
300
International Mineral & Chemical
International Nickel
Co
(Un)—
International Paper (Un)——
International Shoe Co
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Interstate Power Co
603/4
33
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Heller
'
>
603/4
Jan
15%
Steel
603/4
47%
Jan
8.33 Vs
New common
100
Feb
31%
13%
1
3
Inland
42% May
95%
46
8,300
Corp
w i—
Apr
25% May
100
311/4
84V8
General
Jan
1,900
103
463/4
18
8 3/4
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door..——
Jan
54%
300
46%
44%
103
3
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phllco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
31%
30
Howard Industries Inc
27 V2
105 V2
26%
263/8
46
/
Jan
12.50
Jan
24%
Corp
Jan
66 % May
Jan
115
;
Apr
8% May
Heileman (G) Brewing Co.
Hein Werner Corp
Hertz
39%
44 V2 May
45%
Co—
33% May
30% May
Jan
30
1
&
31% May
2,900
Feb
12
3
E>
600
33
34%
83%
(Un)
33%
30%
26% Mar
273/3 Mar
600
to
Corn
31%
33
56%
24%
Corp
33%
Jan
2,300
44
A
20 %
27%
1,200
9
6%
Corp.—
41V2
15% May
800
1,300
83V3C
class
Apr
3,600
5,500
143/fl
1
distribution—.—1
10
Chemical
3,800
16 3/s
443/4
Feb
2653/4
.
Oil &
33 %
16
66 %
34%
8%
34
Dock (
...
Chemical Co.
32%
283/4
123/s
1
5
*
1.66%
Co
Jan
44%
33
5
2
,
31%
48
26% May
-
27%
5
Co
Jan
44%
68
Co
22%
28
12%
2
Rubber
^ 1,300
33 %•
—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
:
300
26%
i33%o
Co
Jan
(Un)
39% May
May
29% May
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Pfizer
May
Finance
58
393/i
80
33
*
34% Mar
Feb
26 % Mar
""
May
Corp
Feb
50%
16%
8
10
Apr
1,300
27%
28%
1,100
1,100
25%
2
98 3/4
6 3/4 Mar
1113/4 114%
B
32%
Apr
May
201
Co
8
Co
(Walter
Pen
48
85% Mar
700
7,000
28%
•
Jan
47
214% 214%
343/e
1
Airways (Un)
Jan
41%
200
9
*
33
25
Rockwell Standard Corp
Cooperage
Greyhound
Pan American World
9 % May
28% May
ll7/s
600
9
!
Jan
58
39%
5
(Un)
Feb
Steel
Stores
Lakes
Bros
Electric
Transportation—2.50
changed
Great
Greif
&
Pepsi-Cola
Great Lakes Dredee 8c
Great Lakes
Gas
30
(Un)
Drug
Pacific
,
23
Goodyear Tire &
Granite
Mar
•
I
.
Jan
40 %
-
56%
6.25
51
22%
30% May
,
31%
33%
7.50
Corp—
Jan
wi
H)
Gas__
Chemical
34
19%
20%
21% May
4,000
Jan
11 % May
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
800
26%
•
Natural
600
Jan
108
15
common
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
88% May
Jan
35%
28% May
1
29%
9%
1
(W
new
66%
800
28%
..-—3.31
193/8
Goldblatt Brothers
Gossard
563/b May
46%
Apr
Feb
/ 'V
Co
17% May
Corp ex
Co
200
56%
8
1,000
Rubber
(The)
Alden
Glen
91/4
34%
Owens-Illinois Glass
Apr
2
1
5
17%
Inc
Gillette
41%
C
Co
Co
Oklahoma
;
29
Apr
Feb
%
"'200
39
—
Bancorporatioc
Edison
Oil
•' 29%
32%
Co—
17%
Corp—
&
700
Ohio
Apr
29% Jan
Ry
Power
17%
Telephone & Electronics
Genesco
1,000
42%
24
11%
Jan
Jan
1753/4
56
5
Apr
6% May
Public Utilities.
General Tire
251/4
8%
11%
10
643/a May
General Motors Corp
common
243/4
92 3/s
100
36
(Un);
Manufacturing
Ohio
59
Jan
923/8
Jan
53
64
Feb
61%
Co„•
Service
100
General Electric Co—
New
53%
200
563/a
29
55 %
Apr
141
600
25
Co
3,400
General Dynamics
uenl
263/fe Mar
Oak
Public
Pacific
States
Northwest
Apr
551/4 May
16% Feb
May
56% Mar
1,600
Natural Gaa
6%
Corp
Foods
1,600
27%
:
Indiana
703/a
Contract
General
3,700
583/e
27
61%
Jan
May
%
,
22%
Illinois Gas Co.
68
General Candy Corp
General
19%
57%
%
Jan
24
,
38% May
43
j
High
33 %
Apr
60%
100
1
69
General Bankshares
General
Jan
19%
170
25
Aviation
5
3
-1
10
Inc
General American
General Box
Jan
203/s
bud
5
1
Corporation
D
W
35
19
14%
233/4
19%
100
•
19%
*
*
1
6.25
2
Freuhauf Trailer Co
F
13% Jan
20j/2 May
14%
2,100
170
.1
RR
Northern
89
.
21%-
9%
1
Co
Dairies
Foremost
Feb
34
Manufacturing Co
Motor
Jan
48
(Un)..
(Un)
Mfg—
(Minnesota)
82
550
&
American
Northern
200
3,000
46%
633/4
5
Prod
Co
Central
Northern
259
413/4
5
Register
Northern
Jan
54%
20%
633/,
1
common
Northern
491/4 Jan
..
Tile
York
North
49% Mar
86%
1,600
:
1.000
5
Co
49
..
5
Dow Chemical Co
—-—5
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
(Allen B)—1
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un)
5
Eastern Air Lines Inc
-1
Eastman Kodak Co
(Un)
—10,
El Paso Natural Gas
3
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)—5
Ford
48 3/s
't/,.
86
39
41%
1
Corp
First Wisconsin Bankshares
Flour Mills of America Inc
443/4 May
38% May
38%
25
12.50
5
Firstamerica
4033 May
100
56
i—-5
Co
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Un)
3,200
45%
58%
Corp—.^-..——1
Railroad
42%
23%
;
Power Co—
Container Corp of America
-5
Continental Can.Co—-————*.—10
Erie
1
711/4 Jan ;
35
May.
; - Feb
27
Corp
(Un)
common
31
Jan
Jan' v /
'
Consumers
& Co
29%
42% May
1,800
300
Hi/4
•
10
Commonwealth Edison common—
25
Consolida ted Foods
133/a
Deere
'-if-
35
Lead
New
861/2
•
Coleman: Co
Dodge
• •
Distillers
National
Jan
Cash
National
151/2
.
Apr
23%
30% Mar
.
National
53%
Cliffs Iron common
- 1
preferred --—rr-—1—100
Electric Ilium——-———15
—
10
(The)
300
453/4
46%
3
Vernon
Low
31%
221/s
II-.5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
403/4
*
.
Shares
31%
-II4.
Inc
National
38%
Cleveland
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
231/a May
900
(
Jan
36
Mar
400
46
Jan
26
45%
Cleveland
Continental Motors
27
24%
34%
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Controls Co of America—Crane Co ——-----r
Crucible Steel Co of America.
Cudahy Packing Co
/
19% May
11%
48
V
47%
42%
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas System
59% Mar
.
100.'
29%
541/2 May
693/8 Jan
10%
,;■/
11
Mount
20%
Jan
241/a
-«-50
dt/2 i/c
Feb
171/4 May
21%
22
Motorola
371/4 May
Low
23%
Montgomery Ward 8c Co
Morris (Phillip) 8c Co (Un)
-
51
'61':;-.:
a
°a»° &y
Apr
Feb
of Prices
...10
T.___
Monsanto Chemical (Un>
VJ, 311/4
35%
8
Apr
Jan1/ /
': »
37 »/4
.
271/2
4iy4
31% May
7%
-50c
Misissippi River Fuel
Modine Manufacturing Co
V
23%
'•
700
531/4
Iwiivre
V
214 Mar
•
243/8 Mar
»:•: 400
Par
.
Jan
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
26%
May
111 May
300
321/4
^
Low
,<
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
21% -'■■■/200
113
.
-•
America (Un,
Corp of
Celanese
/
STOCKS
Shares
High
20'
"
Ltd- ——_4_3Qc
Export Gas
noHiftn
Low
20
Friday
for Week
of Prices
I'':Par
Hecla Inc..—-
falumet &
^
7' •/',
,
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
37
700
59% Feb
*
106 3/4
104% 1063/4
200
101
1
103 %
1013/4 106 %
1,300
95
Mar
May
Apr
)\\T
137%
Jam
112
Jam
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
.
.
.
Monday, May 23, 1960
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 20)
Aeoo
lOo
Corp
Industries
J
A
1
Corp
Allegheny
Aluminium
4%
700
4%
10%
700
9
7%
7%
1,700
—*
Standard
American
Tel
Ajmerican
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
(Un)
America
of
Sanitary (On)
Tel Co_
&
Viscose
American
(Un)
Corp
-1
Corp
Anaconda (The)
Pools,
Anthony
Oil
Arkansas
Corp
—I
Inc
2.50
(Uh)
Louisana Gas
Steel
&
Armour
47% Feb
54%
Jan
29% May
40
Jan
32%
31%
32%
1,300
29%
90%
90%
90%
100
60
60
100
18%
20
1,100
17%
Apr
25%
Jan
23%
700
18%
Apr
28%
Jan
27
19%
22%
22%
35%
35%
35%
37%
38%
26%
25%
26%
57%
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10
—
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1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
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10
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1
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Avco
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Avnet Electronics Corp
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Barker
Ohio
&
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1,000
700
21% May
11%
66%
66
67%
1,800
50% Mar
71% May
22% Mar
29%
24%
26 %
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38 %
300
36
42
Jan
47%
49%
200
42% Mar
53%
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13% May
16
Feb
1,000
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13%
13%
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2,500
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96
53%
300
51% May
55
36
600
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43 %
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34%
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52%
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300
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5%
1,600
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32%
32%
32%
63
Benguet
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Feb
22%
Jan
22%
23%
3,200
22% May
27%
Jan
33%
33%
33%
100
32% May
41%
Jan
4%
4%
2%
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100
6%
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15%
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100
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14 % May
34%
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42 Va
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Homestake
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9% May
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47%
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42 Vs May
71% Jan
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40%
500
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48 Vs
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24%
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400
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9% May
9% Apr
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30%
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17%
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11% May
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19
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38%
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200
26 V*
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13 Va May
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28
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100
100
4,000
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31 Vs Mar
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200
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33%
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200
Jan
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36 Vs May
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45c
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15
Jan
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39
2Vs
34%
1%
44%
63 %
23 Vs
28
30
Jan
24 Va
87
22%
——*
Oil
Honolulu
Jan
70% Mar
27
1
1
—
A
class
5
Commonwealth
400
Jan
5%
36
23%
—
—J—1%
25
Capital Airlines Inc (Un)__.
1
Carrier Corp (Un)
:
10
Case (J I) & Co (Un)—
12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
•
Celanese Corp of America
•
Certain-Teed Products
Corp
1
Champlin Oil & Refining iUn)—1
1
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
_1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)_*
Chrysler Corp
25
Cities Service Co (Un)
10
Clary Corp
1
Columbia
22%
300
55%
.'41% Feb
Jan
-50c
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)__
Home
Apr
Apr
5Vs
__
Jan
(Un).
&
37
700
2.50
——
15c
California Packing Corp
Fuel
41Va
100
Feb
53% Jan
99Vs Jan
19% Jan
10%
36
3.000
Co
Gas
'
8,800
53%
29% Mar
—
8c
Corp
Colorado
800 f
4,200
Apr
1
8c
9%
Columbia
19
May
38% May
85»/s Jan
10% Apr
16 Va
68%
18
68%
Corp
Corp
Electronics
Hoffman
'
Electronics
200
1,400
7%
—
2 1/12
Pineapple
Hercules Powder Co
57%
100
Cohu
44%
*
Hawaiian
10
17%
(Un)
Railway
—
1
Inc
8% May
60%
Dry Corp
Pacific
—
3
22% May
700
1,700
38%
2
34Vs
1%
43
61%
22
28
28%
44%
63 Va
23 Vs
—*
1
Corp
43% May
17%
Canadian
__
600
64%
Canada
2
—
19% Jan
92
May
30
Feb
Feb
200
57
38%
—
High
17% May
51 Va
28%
72Va
47c
—
Co—;—1
(Un)
Ry
Aircraft
Hartfield
—
12.50
Chemical
&
15%
*
1
Financial
Corp
—
!_1
Corp
Grumman
Gulf
67V*
16Vs
1,200
*
Ink
Oil
Lakes
Great
300
7,900
27%
62%
56 Va
27%
16%
Rubber
(Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
Great
—
22 %
Co
&
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•
„
10c
Calif
of
&
Tire
iW
—
44
38 %
5%
24%
83%
12%
2.00
21%
(Un)
Co
10%
1
Corp
Gladding McBean & Co..
Glen
45
88%
—4
1
_5
Co
Products
2.400
Corp
California
Oil
Gladden
9
Company
Burlington Industries Inc
23 %
49 'A
23%
49%
91
14
45Va
38'A
5%
24%
84Va
—
80c
(Un)
Corp
1%
Brunswick
Burroughs
common
General Tire &
Georgia-Pacific
47%
Corp—
Co.
Telephone
Ideal
73%
% May
*
10c
Utilities (Un)
—2.50
& Electronics (Un)__lo
w i
—3.33V3
Rubber Co (Un)—83Va
Public
General
New
1%
common
Corp——
Service (Un)
Public
General
Imperial
Apr
51% May
Jan
Corp
Pacific
General
Gen
Co
Motors
1%
29%
Bunker-Hill
—
5
(Un)
General
8%
1%
5
1
5
5
Bud1
45 %
47%
90V*
13 Va
44%
...
General
16%
May
Co--
44%
(Un)
Co
17%
92
25 Va
—
2
—.—5
1
—
General Dynamics Corp
82% May
Jan
Co—
Fruehauf Trailer
Garrett Corp
General Controls
.—5c
Min
17Va
87 V*
24%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Feb
73c
May
1% May
1%
82%
81%
—
Shares
High
17%
91
24%
2
1
—1
—.•
Inc
2
(Un)—
Cons
Airplane
Chlca Oil
Feb
26%
23%
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un )„.
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Boeing
Bolsa
Jan
42
Jan
18% May
100
18%
18%
76%
Mar
19%
V
5
P 1
8
(Un)
Corp
Mammoth
.100
38% May
29% May
1.200
.
1%
Bishop Oil CompanyBlack
19%
1
(Un>_
Inc
Cons
Bethlehem
32 %
7Vs May
%b Jan
60
300
64
31 %
63%
Jan
May
42
Jan
5% May
31
Apr
Jan
Mar
67%
May
500
39%
5%
Apr
_♦
Corp
Apr
87
51%
81 %
Co——
Aviation
Bendix
Mar
34%
1
•
Apr
37%
24%
—.——50c
Beckman Instrument Inc
Bell Aircraft Corp
(Un)
Jan
1,100
5
Corp
23% May
14%
Dairies
Foremost
Friden
Jan
15% Mar
May
S%
34%
Consolidated
Barnhart-Morrow
Baruch-Foster
57%
47% Mar
300
14%
8%
13%
Corp
Jan
23%
Jan
9%
100
(Un)__
43 %
26% May
8% May
3
5c
wi
com
37 Va May
Mar
25
550
Jan
71
37% May
57%
.
—
Jan
13%
(Un)
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Jan
23%
13%
5
(Un)
35 ys
102%
May
60
1,000
Apr
Mar
87
200
38%
Warrants
(Un)
Oil & Refining
Jan
10
6% May
300
19 %
(Un)
Corp
Co
Jan
Jan
1,100
1
Armco
7%
13%
50%
50
(Un)_-_10
(Un)—
Co
Anderson-Prichard
Jan
30%
-23
Ampex
Mar
49%
87%
„•
Jan
39c
30%
(Un)_12.50
Tobacco Co new com
Amer.
5
6%
23%
Feb
May
4%
9%
American
American
26c
4%
—
High
16% May
4,100
10%
American
Amerada
1,200
28C
—__—*
9
~—10
Corp
Limited
Co
18%
26c
26c
1
1
Petroleum
(Un) ——
*
Airlines Inc com
(Un)——1
Bosch Arma Corp (Un) —-2
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)12.5U
Cement Corp. pfd.(Un)—25
Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
Electronics Inc
1
Factors Ltd new (Un) ____20
MARC
Inc——----50c
Machine
Foundry
3.50 -j..
Motors Corp (Un)
1.66%
Potash & Chemical Corp.—*
Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
Aluminum
High
17%
17%
—2
(Un)
(Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
Chemical
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
—
—
Corp
common
Warrants (Un)
,
Allied
Shares
Low
Par
Admiral
Low
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
Par
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
Last
'
;
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Apr
38%
17
Mar
22 Vs
41
May
261/4
.
37% Mar
121
Apr
12% May
Jan
Jan
46 »A Mar
45%
127
17 Vs
Apr
Jan
Jan
Number 5953
191
Volume
.
.
The
.
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(2235)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
—33%c
pPDsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Pfizer (Chaa) & Co Inc (Un)„.
1
Dodge Corp (Un)
—12.50
Corp (Un>_
Philippine Long Distance
43"%
Co (Un)—
& Elec com
"
preferred
San Diego Imperial Corp
Schenley Industries
(Un)
5%
Roebuck & Co—
Servel Inc
(Un)„„_r——_—
Servomechanisms
Shell Oil
Inc
Co
Shasta Water
_
Mobil
Calif
Southern
4,24%
Co
Edison
preferred
Southern
Co
Southern
Co
Pacific
Southern
Railway
Southwestern
Sperrv-Rand
93/8
500
183/v
463/8
60
64
20 %
21%
1,100
1.00
1.35
.8,800
3,200
200
.
39
39 »/4
27
,
.
195/8
103/8
25
83%
.
22
Baltimore
Budd
21
Mar
Mar
44%
121/4
363/4
Feb
84
22%
Feb
51
Apr
157/8
Jan
i.
41
Jan
Feb
40%
Jan
363/4 May
12% May
551/8
56i/4
Jan
Pulp &
Feb
603/8
Jan
5.12%
Oil
Corp
(The)
Tennessee Gas
Jan
Macuson
Mar
100
4%
Jan
39i/2
Jan
19%
20%
4,900
47(4
47%,
23%
233/4
100
23%
24%
46%
191/a Mar
100
1
233/4
&
Jan
Mergenthaler
Jan
Pennsalt
25
Apr
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
50%
Jan
Philadelphia Electric Co
Philadelphia Transportation
28%
2834
300
40y4 May
28% May
29 y4
29 y4
100
28 3/4
57
58
3,000
90%
90%
38
10%
113/4
4,300
9y8
9%
200
Philco
Potomac
Electric
Progress
Mfg
90%
Texaco
Inc
Texas Gulf
Textron
Jan
9
171/a
May
37
2,000
251/8 Mar
37
21%
1,700
243%
1
3%
3%
2,100
203/4 May
33/a Feb
25
45
44%
45
400
43 % Mar
Corp
71%
South
43/4 Mar
Sun
Feb
World
common
Corp
Airlines
of
Air
86%
18%
5
62%
643/4
400
47
Feb
25%
257/a
200
253/4
Apr
31
24
S
o
Smelting, Refin
Universal
Cons
Oil
19%
800
18 % May
22%
500
21%
27%
26%
27 y4
800
243/4 Mar
14%
14%
143/8
100
12%
Apr
18%
4
4
100
3%
Feb
33%
34 Va
200
23%
23%
200
38%
39
300
5
—
t
•
*
New common
333/8 May
38%
217/8
,
26%
Apr
I 303/4 Mar
233/4
62
593/4
870
..
9% May
9% May
-
1,826
353/4 May
213/4 Mar
37% May
241/s May
63%
218
52 % Mar
64
Apr
49%
Apr
50 Va
Jan
Jan
17%
132
17
45%
Mar
43%
45%
6,557
42%
58 3/4
25
50y4
Jan
Apr
3/8
Jan
56 %
Apr
583%
18
Jan
583/4 May
21%
211/4
150
21% May
243/4
24%
26'/2
1,030
183/4 Mar
26% May
103%
10 3%
11
65
13
Jan
171/a
193/4
Jan
16%
17%
1,174
45 5%
42%
48%
1,025
36'/a
88»/a
853/4
90%
477
22 Va
103/8 May
16% May
613%
50
27%
25%
13%
613/4
253/4
26%
27
48% May
Apr
73% Mar
2,451
1
583/4
314
Jan
9OV4 May
63%
Apr
Apr
25
Feb
30%
Jan
25 3^
Jan
27V2
Apr
3,133
123/4 May
17VS
Jan
393/4
401/4
245
393/4 Mar
45%
Jan
40 3%
41%
250
34"%
Jan
52'/4
Apr
513/e May
121/8 May
12%
*
503%
49%
503/a
4,376
471/4
Apr
10
Co
]
Power
13%
5
10'/a
10 %
11%
7,202
77/8
Jan
3
311/4
32 7/8
1,583
26 7/b
Feb
38%
Apr
28%
291/8
2,597
267/8
Feb
29 Va
Apr
1
173%
173%
17%
20
•
371/4
37
38%
1,389
10
common
Co
:
com
50
131/B
12%
20
171/s Mar
36
570
Jan
38% May
Mar
18%
12% May
Jan
•
85
83%
86
1,273
72
•
56%
54%
56%
1,061
473A Mar
2.50
Co—
24 %
23%
24%
462
22% Mar
25%
Jan
45
42%
45
958
42% May
551/2
jan
Feb
7%
Jan
•
1
Marlon Corp
Washington Gas Light
13.50
51
50%
14
90
7
277
51%
15%
46%
May
60%
54
Apr
Jan
Jan
18
47-1
15'/4 May
16%
Jan
265
15%
46
•
common
7%
7%
7%
86
Feb
45(4 May
48%
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
39
132% 132'/a
100
127
Mar
1453/4
300
41
2,500
33 % Mar
27
253/4
27
1,200
253/4 May
35
13
13%
13
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Industries Inc__
Armstrong Cork Co
371/4 May
Mar
30%
323/s
500
253/4
Apr
35%
40%
1,300
32%
Apr
73/8
73/8
100
~
21%
21 y2
400
27%
2734
27%
1
•
Jan
(Joseph)
jan
200
7
May
11%
Jan
400
10
Apr
13%
Jan
Renner
47%
300
44% Mar
49%
Jan
5634
500
51% May
63 %
Jan
30%
30%
200
80
83
1,100
30%
32 34
500
7'
__6.25
•
139
56%
*163
743/8 May
■
,
300
52%
il.500
36%
30% May.,
,
'
128
"I
'
5
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Screw & Bolt Corp of America
82
1
10"
_l_2.50
32i/2
8%
32%
'
—16%
72%
■
;
Seeberg
ah'4
United
Jan
;
1393/4 May
Feb
42%
Apr
Jan
41
30% May
Apr
Jan
37% Mar
34%
100
383/4 May
103
19-
9%
200
23%
-
39% Mar
19%
22%
23%
433/4
9%
32%
433/4 May
20%
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
24
213/4 Mar
487
!
:
May
8%
May
34%
35%
47%
471/4
50
46
Apr
42
*
54%
(Up).—50
Jan
10%
19%
7.50
10 y2
400
56%
6% May
42
19 3/8
5
8.50
463/4
46%
10
Co_„
.834
5
-
Home
10%
:
38%
37% May
10
7%
"38%
—_1
Co__.
Walker Refractories^
^Harbison
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
May
273/4 May
High
60
325
40
6%
42
10
35
Jan
45
Apr
4
550
Jan
4
Apr
95
36%
Feb
'
Apr
56%
Jan
Jan
30%
21
,r—
Equitable Gas
Jan
7%
—
Gas
System].
:
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co—]
I—
40% May
7Vb Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
38%
7%
—5
Columbia
Jan
Apr
37%
5
Oil Corp
Fuel
'
32%
37%
Low
1
Apollo
16% Mar
600
,,
—10
Shares
"
Jan
37 y4
413%
for Week
1
37
Jan
Range
of Prices
Par
May
39%
313/4
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
37
(Un)__^—„5
.
23
10
17%
Jan
40
5
w
Jan
231%
9%
17%
Corp
Jan
10
Co
Universal Match
11%
1,314
51/4 Mar
10
Mng
50
37%
29% Mar
Jan
25
&
Jan
9%
353/4
Jan
Apr
is y8
22%
1
y S Steel corp common——2.
12%
9=%
37% <
•
—
-
19%
50c
(Un)_____'
Jan
Feb
22%
Corp (Un?—____
10
Industrial Corp common
1
Industries Inc—w „_
l
S Plywood
Corp—.
ZZZZZIZl
Rubber
71%
20
Jan
223/4
500
10
_
S
S
42% May
Jan
JSSZ'ZZZZ
Co
966
643% May
1
Inc
48%
Jan
243%
(Un)—
Corp
(Un)
45%
Jan
16% Mar
19% May
United
U
68% May
1,200
Calif
Lines
47%
May
1
Universal
Apr
2,400
Inc—L_„
Aircraft
55
19%
Jersey Gas Co
Oil
Arkansas
United
U
24%
21
__
Corp
United
U
May
1734
Union Pacific
.Ry Co (Un)——
Union Sugar common
United CorpUnited Fruit
United Gas
23
713/8
Union Electric Co (Un)—
Co
1,000
16%
,
(Un)
Carbide
Oil
23 y4
2
i
28
451/4 Mar
93%
United Gas Improvement
Jan
Mar
20 y8
Twentieth Century-Fox Film (Un)
Union
23%
18%
37
Jan
68y8
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)_:
Union
33 3/4
25
Trico Oil & Gas Co
Warrants
1,600
17
—
Trans
-13% May
3434;
20%
Ramo Wooldridge Inc
Thriftimart Inc
Preferred
Transamerica
17% May
17i/2 Mar
Scott- Paper
Co
Smith Kline & French Lab
Jan
•
(Un)
Thompson
Tidewater. Oil
Jan
590
867
w.:
64% May
Reading Co
May
.—50c
Co
common—
8%
7% May
.
18 %
55
510
Inc
Public Service Electric & Gas
Jan
507/8
25
(Un)„
Sulphur
Inc
1,922
Jan
Jan
Jan
33 y8
23 %
7%
163/4
■
1,245
Inc
Jan
24%
May
20%
5
71/4
39 %
34% May
1
18
,
Stores
Jan
323/4
65
10 3/4
200
Jan
13 % May
1
RR
'Jan
423/s
Apr
56y2 May
90% Jan
21%
3%
15%
Jan
28%
336
173/4
3
Jan
34
34%
2,018
133/4
'
70%
Light
44
14%
492
34%
131%
1
&
1,000
Jan
123/4
Apr
17%
Corp
Power
Drug
26
Jan
Feb
96 3/8
67 %
Linotype
Chemicals
Photo
15%
7,085
42%
823/4
363/4
32%
High
Apr
671/4 Mar
79% Jan
1
Peoples
34 %
29%
16%c
Perfect
1
2
336
683%
r.
Feb
5
Low
17%
Inc
Jan
58
363%
33%
25
Co
Co.
51,1/4
6,900
88%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
■I
Inc
(The)
Merck
8y2 May
427/a
Low
10
401/4 May
35 y8 May
7 38
Shares
lOo
500
40'4
for Week
190
preferred
9,200
35 y8
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
49%
Navigation
Fund
Martin
Apr
B
&
/43
38
Week's
4
5
10%
42%
Mar
49%
Resistance
Coal
„50
44% Mar,,
233/4 May
20%, Apr
4,400
123/4 Mar
26
110%
.
1.66%
40%
:
Feb
49%
common
10 y2
i
Feb
91%
2
42%
(Un)^__
Jan
24
5
23%
7
i—,
w
11
80
Bait-
6%
Transmission
New common
3,000
Paper—
series
7
——
Feb
-
53%
6.75
Brothers
30
.
at
Acceptance Corp
General Motors Corp.
Feb
Petroleum
600
17 %
5
General
Gimbel
700
25
(Un)_
12'%
25'%
—
20c
com
Dairies
Hudson
200
1
12
25%
1013% 106%
121%
59%
567/s May
67% May
10
A
new_
]
Co
Feb
5%
—1
300
1
class
Light
non-voting
Motor
281/a
Gas
-677%
19 % Mar
10
Co
Battery
Jan
445/8
10
International
500
~7%
25
,
18%
5%
10%
56%
,.67,%
h<*
5
&
42
44%
.10
Jan
54%
Apr
293/4
35i/8 May
400
.
A
Foremost
May
30
100
Class
Ford
—:
(Un)
jan
32 '/a
__
l
Finance Co of America
Jan
32
2,100
•
common
553/4
263/8 May
46% Mar
jl.80
System
Power
International
100
417/8 May
200
•
Co
Publishing
Transit
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
19y2 May
2,500
13%
38 VB
C
Apr
May
103/a
300
57 : 57%
D
Delaware
13% May
6,200
38%
Curtis
Jan
May
-
Apr
Transit
Lehigh
(Un)
100
200
283/4
13
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
103/e May
May
2
pfd
18
45%
Last
4.33
:
50c
Litho
is
891/4
Jan
20 '/a
Jan
May
44%
__
863/4
Jan
73%
6
283/4
44%
33%
May
^United
TXL
&
22%
Jan
28%
Jan
74
27
30
5
Jan
19 %
31%
55
21% May
1
353/8
72%
Corporation
Jan
5
Apr
167/b May
163/4 Apr
31%
Jan
Arundel
Feb
Inc
21
1,000
1
City Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
20'/a
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)_,
Co
Tel
281/b
issued
&
American
200
(Un)
Corp
Instruments
1,100
18
Co
Stores
5,200
(Un)
23 3%
17 %
Tel
American
Apr
5
J
N
Jan
22 %
17%
10
—
of
453%
Par
•
common
40(4
Feb
8y2 May
13%
20
'•
Steel
Jan
22
-
1,100
;.
-
Swift
Wood
30
California
Studebakej-Packard
Sunset
*
v
Alan
20%
81/4 Mar
35 Va
:
463/4
100
32%
57 ;
Ban
lan
450
40 y8
36%
500
300
9%
19% ; 213/8
38
-171/4
7
500
13 y8
32 %
Feb
19% May
400
51
40%
j
Mar
Sale Price
38% May
100
13 % ; 13 y4
38%
34
'
Jan
Apr
v"'
STOCKS
243/4
-
25,400
9
80 %
36%
-
100
12%
'
May
37%
373/8 May
143/4 May
100
8%
20%
150
Friday
;l
16 3/4 May
1,200
700
7
19%
•
1.35
Mar
12%
-
200
26%
50%
Jan
Atlantic
39%
21%
Apr
33% Mar
1,700
18%
23%
May
69
1,100..
.
641/8
>
May
90c
200
38%
50%
351%
2.45
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Apr
Jan
28
Apr-
18 3/4
.100
...2,600
18 %
21%
Jan
Jan
71%
Mar
553/t
■
;r.
20
83%
253^
491/4
*
72%
9%
Apr
38i/2 Mar
53
..
29
Stauffer Chemical Co
Suburban
17
700.
600
'
34%
16%
—
May
47/8
1
;
Jan
1.20
300
243/4 May
10% Apr
Feb
21%
—
Co
When
73/4
29
(Indiana)
Stecher-Traung
100
37 y2
30
(Un)
Standard
Warner
2434
63%
26%
1
25
(Un)
42
7,400
6
*
common
39% May
1.40
Jan
2,100
;
a
Co
56'A May
23 %
1
Co
700
.
High
Jan
35
25c
Preferred
21%
Service—
Warrants (Un)
Standard Oil Co of
Stanley
53%
473/4
163/4
•
Co
Standard Oil
Statham
May
20y4 May
Ry
40
5%
5
Inc
Zenith Radio Corp
—7
Co
Corp
Oil
Feb
Jan
'
38%
Yellow Cab
Apr
9
273/4
25
„—
Public
78%
Apr
39 »/8
_25
Petroleum-
Southern
Feb
Pacific
(Un)
Union Telegraph
(Un):
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)_
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp
6.25
./Woolw.orth, (F W).-common (Un)^lO
Jan
Feb
Insurance
Lines
A__25
_—
(Un)
38%
Life
39'%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6,300
1.35
—
Western
Feb
8V8
14%
common—25
.—
Calif
Southern
60
73%
18%
37%
15
Calif Gas Co pfd series
6% preferred
■
700
57%
;
5
>—
Dept Stores
200
19
2
5
(Un)
Air
Western
Western
9
45%
1
Oil
Feb
Jan
18%
17%
7.50
—~
Jan
28% May
1,400,:
9%
20c
,
63/8
Western
Coast
56 %
(Un)___1
10
West
,
Shares
High
52%
39%
52%
•
common
(Un)
Apr
9
1
,
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Socony
77
16
38%
;
.
3
•
Gas Co class A—
Corp
Oil
Sinclair
68 y4
300
Petroleum
47%
22% Mar
100
(Un) .———2.50
Co
Corp
Signal Oil &
Siegler
400
Westates
1033/4 May
293/8 Jan
Feb
30%
Washington Water Power
381/4
4iy4 Mar
72%
34%
1
Sears,
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Preferred
Low
1
—
57%
May
83
42
1,25
*
Finance Co—.
5
100
75%
9%
18%
46%
57%
637/8
21%
20
1
1.40
Scott Paper Co—
Seaboard
200
24%
5
10
_
j.-
1,800
43%
Stores Inc——
—1.66%
Louis-San Francisco Ry,(Un)—*
Paper
Gas
5%
10
Associates
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Varian
May
333/b
Mar
27 y8
-
45
18%
(Un)—20g
—
*
Co
1,300
44%
__
Safeway
Diego
44
28%
75%
_5
1
Rohr Aircraft
Regis
100
33
72%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
St
46%
72V2
_
San
400
7y4 May
26 3/4 Mar
42%
30%
of America (Un)
•
Railway Equip & Realty Co—_,.__1
Rayouier Inc
—1
Raytheon Co (Un)
5
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)_^—.
1
Republic Pictures
(Un)—
50c
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
—ii*
Reynolds Tobacco (Un)
——_5
Rheem Manufacturing
Co—
1
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1
St
27%
High
343/4 Mar
103% 103%
23 V8
23%
Radio Corp
Aeronautical
300
4,300
46%
Petroleum Co
5
Gamble Co (Un)
2
PUKet Sound Pulp & Timber——
3
Pullman Inc
(Un)_———
—*
pure Oil Co
(Un)
-----5
(Un)__;
Low
45
31%
Phillips
Ryan
High
27 %
Procter &
Week's
Last
1
Sale Price
7%
5
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
7%
3
Tel (Un) _P 10
Richfield Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Friday
Shares
44%
7%
ffips
Phllco
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
39
57
'
,
May
j.
U
Co
10
5
&
Chemical
5
61%
61%
61% May
169
643/4
151/a
289
50c
35%
165
32 % Mar
6%
10
22%
.23%
'173/4*
1%
.
283/4
28%
283/4
54'/4
57%
Apr
173/4 May.
•/
120
57
Apr
16%
100
.200
991
80c
Jan
"8% Jan
25% Jan
" 22 Va Jan
2% Jan
.
~
1
Apr
253/4 May
Jan
38 %
May
6%
52
*
18%
1%'
,_1
80 Vb Jan
22% Jan
15% May
200
6%
18%
18
50c
34%
343/4
1
3
" 3%
50c
18
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)——6,25
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range
3%
1
—
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Glass
S
12.50
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573/4 May
46% Mar
for Week Ended May 20)
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Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
STOCKS
La«t
Week's
"
•-
Sale Price
Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Week's
:
Low
High
r
40%
39%
401/4
6,233
25
22%
22%
22%
60
•
343/4
33%
35 Va
3,065
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32
30%
321/4
34,070
pfd—50
431/4
431/4
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2,040
49
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29%
45
45
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393/4
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Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
44.
'
40%
45
'
125
-
600
900
50
-
;;
47
Mar
Mar
/
>
Jan
26%
1,620
23
231/4
590
21% Mar
28
Jan
.25
18 %
18
18 3/8
300
173/i
Apr
19%
Jan
L;
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51 %
50%
51 %
1,839
47% Mar
551/4
i
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62%
61 %
62%
567
Banque Canadian National——
-10
50%
50
50%
1,515
Banque
.10
33%
33%
343/4
Bank
Bank
of
50 % Apr
36% Jan
45
High
26'/4
Feb
24%
High
Mar
27
43
203/4
26
]
41% Jan
22% Jan
393/4 Jan
33% Jan
43% Apr
41
Mar
Mar
May
Mar
Mar
Mar
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
23
Atlas Steels Ltd
Selburn 53/4%
of Montreal
Low
35%
21
32%
28%
40
37 -
Corp
Low
Shares
_
,
Bailey
Abitib
Power & paper
preferred
soma Steel
'
"minium Ltd
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
for Week
of Prices
Par
.
Sales
f,
Range
May
1
Nova
Scotia
Provincial
Bathurst
Power
pfd
&
—
(Canada)-/—
Paper
class
43
Bell
Telephone
.25
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313/4
43
36
201-
43%
44%
,44%
860
3.65
3.95
5,421
41%
Jan
Jan
Jan
44
Apr
333/4
Feb
Apr
447/8
423/4 Jan
12,079
Jan
Mar
41
.
23% Mar
120
8
65
Mar
33% May
265
,
7iy4
59% May
344
-.44%
7%
44%
—£
Bowater
.
43
31%
-50.
Paper——
2—
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42
31%
A—
Class B
..
-
•
Apr
45
Apr
'
3.85
1
-
7% May- ■*:3.50 May
-10%
Jan
4.70
Jan
,-f;
40
(2236)
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
British
American
Oil
preferred
Britisn
:ioo
pfd_.
Forest
Bronze
Canadian
Canadian
cl
B
class
Canadian
17%
18%
2,300
13
49%
51
2,305
2,320
29
200
6
1,305
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9%
225
a7
35
18%
*
9% May
Ltd.....
50%
common
*
•
22% Mar
337
8% May
12% Apr
15
375
437
200
4.50
830
a8%
a8%
290
17
18%
6,122
23%
375
103
95
300
Apr
13% Feb
12% May
3.50 May
3.50 Mar
8% May
17
Mar
22% Mar
16% Mar
16%
common
Apr
8% May
4%
B
11
Jan
19% Jan
18
20% Mar
21
Apr
11
915
42%
Apr
52
10
98
Jan
98
Power
common
preferred
General Dynamics
u.
425
71
Mar
90
13
13%
531
12%
13%
700
12% Mar
Apr
a7
94%
48
535
10
1,100
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9%
9%
25
27
1,815
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695
13%
14%
34%
34%
14
of
16%
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Feb
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4
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Feb
9% May
63%
Apr
9
Apr
24% Mar
4.50 May
45%
24
Jan
Apr
43% May
class
__
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Jan
20
Blue
Development Co
Stores Ltd 5% pfd
Bonnets
Jan
Canada
Raceway
& Dominion
National Steel Car
Corp common
Noranda Mines Ltd
ftPower!—ZZZZ
44,
33%
50
35
Jan
33%
34
140
29
36%
Jan
Mar
Expressed
46%
2,100
43
a56
a56
May
9%
10
21%
21%
21%
100
32%
31%
32%
8% Jan
175
19%
19%
19%
735
54%
52%
54%
7.554
•
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Ltd
5
20
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29c
—
920
40
285
56 %
13%
14%
29%
1,1* i
1,015
Sugar Co Ltd
•
29%
29%
100
Dec
6.25
Jan
Jan
Marconi
Rand
Co
Ltd
—
8
14
Jan
Dalfen's
4.95
52
Jan
Jan
61% Jan
10
40
10
39
Mar
Jan
21% Feb
54% May
130
36%
Co
Power
,___5
43%
433/4
1.30
1,400
Ltd
of
Can
_I~50
class
Ltd
"•
A
'
43
16%
16%
36%
36
363/4
58c
1,265
MacLaren
Mexican
Class
B
Co__
Co Ltd
Paper
21
Apr
28
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
7% Jan
Jan
12% Jan
13
Jan
May
20
Apr
26% Jan
25% Jan
39
Apr
41
27
29%
325
26
Apr
14
15
32
Mar
37 %
19% May
May
48%! Jan
33
Mar
14% Jan
15% May
45
Mar
19
Jan
260
35
Feb*
40
Jan
500
49C
Apr
75c
Jan
Mar
172%
Jan
Feb
3.50
Jan
151
2.70
/:
110
140
100
2.50
Traders Finance Corp
Class B
23%
Mar
17% Jan
34
Jan
Trans-Canada
Trans-Canada
United
Feb
233%
24
200
23
Mar
27%
Jan
80
Mar
85.
Mar
25
14%
Jan
17% May
27%
Feb
323/4
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a__
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5
a__
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common—
42%.
45
433/4
2,355
6%
63/4
906
20%
63/4
20%
100
19
45
,45
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7%
200
6%
8%
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7 3/4
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May
7%
Corporations
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preferred
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Western Canada Breweries
Ltd
Industries Ltd
(John)
•
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5
classAlI*
Jan
9
Jan
32%
730
30
12
100
Ji'V Jan
14%
Jan
al9
25
18%
19
Jan
7%
7%
1,415
teo
10
Jan
10%
575
9% Mar
13
Jan
1.70
200
1.60
Apr
Apr
May
116
114
116
40
353/4
363/4
500
32%
Feb
353/4
353/4
35%
5
34 %
a79
a79
9
773/4
Apr
Feb
36
36
36
25
29
29
114
100
35%
83/4
8%
a5%
-8%
13%
13%
13%
'
36
29
50
May
May
5% May
8% May
2,330
•
Apr
1,350
12%
Apr
12
53/4
320
12
Mar,
24%
665
24
Apr
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2.15
12
24%
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Properties
Jan
Mar
66
12
35%
30
A
Feb
"
1.70
Corp
•
8
Apr
62
Jan
43
6% May
39
Feb
52
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Feb
23
Jan
10%
7%
A—_
class A—
10%
6% May
al9
12
j>6
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35% Mar
•:
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a__
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96
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63%
32
5
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4174
62%
Too
pfd_
2.30 Jan
507
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L
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Westeel Products LtdWood
13%
Apr
801
_
United
Apr
1.50
82
Fund
10
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CO—
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Union Gas of Canada Ltd
com
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United
12
30%
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preferred
red
Jan
25
Mar
100
500
17%
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Southern Canada Power 6%
cum
21
1.50
12%
82
!_•
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5%
111
1.50
—
class
Jan
16%
50
28% May
Feb
Mar
16
30%
Premier Steel Mills Ltd
Stores
Jari
43
50
"
a21 a213/4
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Jan
1.75
123/4
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48
Apr
13.50
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Royal Rice Mills Ltd——I—1•
Quebec
Jan
May
5
com_
Co
;
Sobey's
1,125
2,143
_
Montreal Refrig & Storage Ltd
Shop &
Jan
16
40
class A
Paper
Ontario
14% Jan
40%
13%
&
35
29
39%
&
preferred
Save (1957)
15%
13%
*
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5%%
40%
13%
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29
39%
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150
39
102% Jan
42% Mar
1.10
Jan
50
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58c
2.70
'i—
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Jan
Apr
15%
1.510
2,599
Corp Ltd—
58c
Feb
Apr
May
44%
34 % Mar
100
5
43
16%
_
Apr
19
375
Sec
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Jan
102
1,525
525
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40
36% Mar
50
1.20
Chemicals Can Ltd_
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42
14% Mar
13
Jan
39
—
6.50
May
38
j
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Foreign
60
8% Mar
93% Mar
10% May
23
5
50
4,823
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Ltd •Fleet Mfg Ltd—
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4%%
22%
6
40
38
Engineering
38% May
8,570
22
Jan
42
alOl
Ltd
52%
16%
22%
40%-
I_100
11% Jan
15%
185
17%
5.00
5.00
41%
Feb
15
6,085
May
7%
5.00
•
•
10
100
99
14
4.90 Mar
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd 10
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
com—
1 25
Power Corp of Canada
4%% lsfpfdlso
6% non cum part 2nd pfd——
ICO
9%
Feb
373/4 Mar
44% Jan
7
97
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
39% May
a28
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Jan
7%
14
Feb
-
Jan
50%
10%
99
Mar
8
126
*
;
class B preferredZellerbach Corp
Crown
97
a28
9%
125
250
37
Jan
8
40
Feb
6
13 Vb Mar
5%
31%
10% May
50
40
Apr
23%
al3% al3%
.5%
Moore
24
1,020
6% Mar
42
*
Canadian Power &
Paper Inv Ltd
Catelli Food Products Ltd
class A__~
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
Consumers Gas common.
Boca
170
7%
7%
44c
Apr
Zl
Co
Mount
27% Mar
634
High
Feb
35%
Jan
Ingersoll
Mount
Feb
100
Apr
com
Apr
Mar
37%
24c
40
Resources
Jan
12
37%
1
12% Apr
5% Feb
Feb
12,600
Jan
12
28% Jan
22 %
31
29c
Feb
87
37
97
oni/0
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
27c
Feb
Canadian
Mar
May
May
Shares
High
33
Apr
May
50
for Week
Aor
21% Mar
21
17% Mar
Range
29
Minnesota
52% Mar
Dollars
Sales
100
Horner
45%
Canadian
of Prices
Low
Inland
150
in
Week's
30
Jan
12%
3.25 Feb
293/4
Jan
55 72
*
33%
2.60 May
30
Feb
83/4 Jan
293/4
11% Jan
35% May
35% Mar
*4
11,300
>
11%
17%
39%
»
3.25
18
15%
12%
fO
•
Jan
2.95
6 % Mar
•
.
Feb
Apr
405
*
Apr
38%
1,075
13% May
8.50 Mar
14%
*
20%
33% Mar
8
475
7.70 May
3.50 May
1,005
—40
ZZZZZZZZ
May
1.840
Iv':
400
14
—•
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20
36%
7%
931
110
—100
Locomotive "ZJZZZZZZZ
al7
35%
14
1,665
37
—,
al7
35%
Jan
Jan
8%
9.10
39%
23'
Jan
55 %
15%
8.40
39
22
58
25"%
*
18% May;
4,320
8
15% May
55%
^
Mar
48% Mar
•
14
11%
36%
_
45
165
51 %
19%
13%
Collieries
11%
7
—
Jan
8%
Mar
5
(Robt) class A
" ——*
Breweries Ltd class* a"
Jan
13%
Mar
37
36
Mar
3
9
10
*
493%
Jan
87%
24
17% Mar
483/4
Jan
17
■
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Ltd—*
Canadian General Investments Ltd
•
Canadian
Canadian
10%
common.:
70
1,085
.
Jan
86%
Mar
2,283
Last
Corp
Ltd
Anglo-Canad Pulp & Paper Mills
12
2,470
MacMillan Bloedel ft Powell
River Ltd
12% May
80
19
Par
Abitca
75
*
3,035
76
Sale Price
210
*
.75
143/4
503/4
STOCKS
1,720
37
.
85
,14
Jan
May
24%
•
18%
Shown Are
-/-
14%
35%
I""'
31
16% May.
18%
Friday
15%
25%
27% Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
11%
25
.1,075
; Jan
83/4
♦
A
Price*
Ford
39
25%
650
19%
743/4
__i
;
Feb
->
30%
*
Jan
5%
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Apr
126
51%
.
*
10%
30
*
May
6
II_I»
42%
34%
118
*
Corp
8% May
f7»4
10
100
Jan
43
Mar
43% May
.
183/4
_«
34% Mar
33%
118
6%
jan
31%
.
Jan
493/8
*
_10
100
99%
Mar
42
Jan
30%
*37% Mar
.75
:
Bank
8%
11% Mar
*
26 • ;
25
20
-
183/4
______
Dominion
12
1,288
I
.-
1,150
Jan
11
Mar
85
David & Frere Ltd class A_l__
12
,
25
193/4
193/4
A—
Jan
a
Jan
95
8% Mar
118
,
Jan
alO%
18%
Feb
30
52 %
a32
jan
15% Mar
63/4
"lO
16%
37
118
-J*
May
46
9.25 Apr
% May
7%
28%
Mar
39%
8 325
Labatt Limited (John)...
pfd—100
B
Eelgium
Jan
90
55
3,634
commonl.*
see page
Can'7%
Ltd.
(Geo)
Class
16
36% Jan
12
in
_
of
Anvm-Nfld
Feb
5%
*
com
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
common
18%
Mar
5%
"
Interprovincial Pipe LinesII""
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6%
pfd.I—ZZZZ
Ltd
17
Feb
11%
international Paper
common—~~160
^^International Utilities Corp.
"" ' s
$2 preferred
1
«s
Candy
6% Mar
26%
s
.____
Inland Cement preferred
Int Nickel of Canada new
13% Mar
68%
common
____
common
43%
___:
10% Jan
32
25
3.50
:
39%
25
i0
$1.40 preferred
29%
43%
_
Qooderham & Worts
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
&
8.40
«
Paper common..
$2.00 preferred
J.
—Ilio
Hudson Bay
Mining..
——III
footnotes,
13% Mar
395
1,415
3.35
3.15 Mar
>
13 3%
:90"
5. .."
7,813
2,040
3.35
a93
26s/d
12
*
Smith
Nova Scotia
Light
Apr
15
48
*
-20c
18%
393^
Dominion
Weston
8.90
III__
___
Pitfield.ZZZZ—...ZZZZ
preferred
55
Apr
94%
a
___
11% Mar
/
Jan
13%
a44%
14%
17
a93
29%
Canada
class
Steel
5%%
11%
Jan
jan
a
Feb
26
Feb
15%
625
94%
45%
al4%
6.85
26%
42%
15%
jan
,80
;
_
Apr
common..'
12
11%
;
35
66% Mar
i
350
40
—100
a__
2:54
x9%
?s%
common
Jan
83/8
Jan
22,660
9
12
Co
Imperial Oil Ltd
,
'
x9%
41%
ZZZ
Renfrew
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class
750
26
a44
1%
common-
A
10
4.50
100
~~Z"Z'
Lakes Paper Co Ltd.
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co
Massey-Ferguson
5,655
20
9%
-.1
___
-
Great
Lewis Bros Ltd
2,160
a20
19%
34%
2.75
39%
Jan
41% Mar
20
I—I"
:
General Motors
Gereral Steel Wares
Int
345
165
*
2.64
_
Jan
a7
—
_
4,166
Jan
76
a20
13%
68%
43%
Jan
a27% a27%
j
67%
50
Feb
46%
Jan
27
68%
303/i|
31% Jan
Feb
Mar
9%
10
163/4 jan
16%
Apr
9%
17
45
•
a 72
*
Co
Co
United
Jan
9%
205
20
-
a72
common.—
—
Steinbergs
Walker
2,132
335
10
100
Standard Structural Steel
Viau Ltd
Jan
10
23%
common.
34
preferred.——_50
Williams
19% Jan
19
23%
1
33%
13,095
preferred......
4%%
Inc
29
18%
23%
—5
Feb
4.75 Mar
Feb
_*
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May
13
Feb
124
Corp
14
552
3.839
15
Feb
Feb
Jan
55
985
*
5.80
20 % May
860
"
230
14
6%
18
5.25
110
45
ZZZZZZZZZl
14
14
53/a
'
100
Toronto
Feb
15%
♦
36
14
Trans Canada Pipeline
Apr
15
:
Apr
5%
•
common..........'
Corp
Feb
May
45
,
Jan
77
33% Mar
50
1,350
5.00
17%
45
~ ~~
A.
18
Jan
46
x29 x29%
9%
..."
-
113/4
Jan
100
1,510
14%
36
36
'
>.
11%
17
10
20
14
36
May
73% May
4.00 May
i
215
25
15
a50
20
9%
100
29%
A
Class
Webb
9%
4.00
•
Simpsons —;
______
Sogemines 6% preferred
—_Z_Z*
L
4.00
■':!
7.60
Feb
5,464
al2% al3%
14%
75
405
7;35
Sicard
Feb
50%
2,134
75
7.35
Sherwin
Mar
50
13
75
11%
JaD
6
76
12 s/8
*
Jan
15
I
__
Apr
12
123/4
*__*
17%
13%
13
Jan
15
common..
12%
a97% a97%
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84
10
Apr
20
44%
76
Jan
May
13% Mar
A
Series
;
Co
Co
7% Jan
10
*
""jn
5%
Morgan ft
Class
Jan
10% Jan
Steel
Z.I*
■
French Petroleum
preferredZZZZZZ
Frosst & Co (Chas E)
Montreal
7%
Feb
100
a50
com
Coal
Foundation Co of
B
9
6% Apr
26%
————__*
47
78
100
Shawinigan Water & Power
Southam
x29%
38 % Mar
140
265
Canada
Jan
8
May
24% Jan
20
1,855
76
*
76
\2.72
of
30
327
9%
423/4
76
^
*
Feb
5% May
7
alOO
41 %
al4% ai4%
A
class
28
21%
9%
Jan
*
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
21
16% al6%
jan
4.25
common.—
Jan
43% Jan
a
Apr
55 3^
Apr
preferred
15
16%
12
Apr
—
Lawrence
Jan
—2
Players Canadian
Fleetwood Corp
Preferred
St
Mar
23%
'
Famous
<M)
13% Jan
40
alOO
_
Canada
Secord
Apr
12%
a
Jan
2.70
42%
St Lawrence Cement class A
585
al6%
10%
443%
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
42%
16%
35
Feb
May
42
3.50
Jan
52
*
42%
-
Corp
Warrants
Jan
22
80
Rights
935
3.50
Jan
31
200
preferred
15
18%
common
class
16
Apr
May
Ltd
23
13%
a9%
a 12%
Apr
29
46
*
Apr
255
25%
233% Mar
273/4 Mar
:
18%
100
a9
215
3.10
..1
(Canada)
Bank
14%
al6%
■
Dupuis-Freres class
Eddy Match __;
B
12%
9%
25
Donohue Bros Ltd.
Oil
79
al3% al3%
a9%
1,925
28%
12%
45
—
Paper
% 'k
5 r/c
5%
Z.lOO
ft
Farms
Jan
19%
Smelting
_I~~
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion Textile common
Andy
37
19%
a
Stores
Hardee
31% Mar
75
25%
263/4
al4%
;
Canada
V)
Royal
al3
21%
9.40 Mar
al2%
_100
A
(A
Jan
al3
a8%
preferred
Handy
Roe
56
11% May
4.10
Dairies common
Dominion Foundries ft Steel
Gatineau
Class
.
46% Mar
20%
Franco-Canadian
Ltd
Feb
18% May
5
-10
—
Dominion
Fraser Cos
11%
Rolland
Feb
110
Ltd
..
Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Motor
Reitman's
45% Jan
a__
945
125
1,780
3.10
Gas
___
Texaco Canada
Co
Distillers
Electrolux
Feb
a80
♦
common.
Zellerbach class A
For
10%
100
al2
Cork & Seal Co
Class
39% Mar
504
3.50
Crown
5%%
375
20%
-50
10%
Feb
7
Crown
Du Pont of
Mar
11
m
Class
B
1
Coronation Mortgage
Brewery
Quebec Power
23
24
Jan
9.75
45
l
15
Corbys class A_.
Steel
Warrants
Jan
a80
al2%
Consumers Glass
Dominion
Feb
jan
23
3.10
common.
Units
27
46%
May
20c
—
Natural
Jan
Mar
—*
._
common..
preferred
Quebec
19% Jan
High
40
20
1,110
26
———
Ltd
Co
&
155
20%
—1
Canada
Ores—
Provincial Transpor
-35
Apr
20%
Power....
Bros
4%
of
Iron
42
20
—
Development
Price
Apr
20
a7%
■
al3%
L°w
10%
—1
__—
._
Corp
Feb
41
common
Premium
May
2.75
34%
23%
9%
..
Consolidated Mining ft
Dominion
Petroleums
Placer
Jan
130
5,025
J).—.
Preferred
Dominion Glass
Feb
U
9%
Enterprises
Mitchell
1,195
13%
Farm
Combined
Molson
439
29
—
Cellulose
Loeb
25%
26% May
24% Apr
5%
common
Columbia
Laura
16%
36
Ltd.
Companies
Foncier
Jan
1,050
19%
.
(B
2.50 Mar
29%
2,291
Vickers
Coghlin
15
Feb
19
.....
Cockshutt
11%
9%
28%
Hydrocarbons
Oil
Indus
2,385
a7
Co
Canadian
Howard
8
33
*
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Class
a2.25
44% May
9% Mar
35%
all%
~
Locomotive
Home
268
—
Preferred
Horne ft
1,725
20 %
—
Canadian
Holt
11%
14%
a7%
35%
common..
Industries
Ford
Penmans
Apr
Mar
all%
A
International
Dow
Jan
.100
Canadian
7«&
37%
42
Pacific
4
common..
Canadian
Credit
30%
125
50
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A.
Class
2,024
44%
20 20%
a23% a23%
41%
42
'
f
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
common.
Page-Hersey Tubes
32%
25%
—
—
Chemical
Canadian
Jan
18%
42
Ltd
Aluminum
Canners
series
14%
27%
a23%
Electronics
Canadian Celanese
$1.75
50
11% Mar
—
Canadian Bank of Commerce——. „10
Canadian Breweries common.:
preferred
47% Mar
32%
20
pfd
Low
28
225
1,875
14
25%
Shares
«
common—.
Products
13
11
British
Mills
Steel
Ontario
50
•
32%'
common
Canadian' Aviation
5 %
May
Flour
Ogilvie
Power
•
for Week
Apr
11
i
27%
Cable Co
Canadian
May
84
10
i
common
4%%
Canada Steamship
5%
preferred
Canadian
72
Mar
44
common
Wire &
Mar
81
Range
of Prices
Par
31%
•
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Canada
69
.25
common
Melting
5
25
Jan
49%
12%
•
Canada
Canada
72
a83% a84%
„
Building Products '
Cement
35%
a2.25
,
Brockville Chemical preferred
Brown Company —
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Canada
May
Products-
British Columbia Power
High
28
72
a84%
British Columbia Telephone—.
Calgary Power
72
Low
S_ales
Last
Sale Price
5,713
—50
.
Columbia
29%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28%
29
.100
British Columbia Electric 4 %
4% %
preferred
5 % %
Low
»
common
Monday, May 23, I960
,
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
Sales
Week's
.
al8
10
2.00
2.20
16,350
.5%
6
7,390
16 %
16%
a32% a32%
240
26%
26%
7
50
33% Jan
2.10
2.00
3.45
Feb
Jan
32
J»n
32%
Jan
25
Mar
Feb
120
37%
Jan
35% May
Apr
79
38
33%
6%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
12
10%
12
Jan
Mar
24% May
a—
a
Feb
-
2.40 Jan
6.00 Mar
3 7 %
May
Number 5953
Volume ,191
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
'
Range
Sale Price
Low
3.45
High
Since Jan. 1
Low
Prices
Ltd-
Mines
Friday
3.45
200
He
6,300
3c
3c
4,500
3c
Mar
4c
Jan
1
52c
1,000
2,500
48c
May
89c
Jan
Abltibi
4,700
2,000
4c
May
8c
Jan
4c
Mar
12c
Mar
103,200
40c
Apr
53c
Apr
20c
Mar
38c
Jan
49c
6c
47C
1
50c
25c
1
Ltd A_
4c
6c
1
Ltd —_ ——
Exploration Ltd-
4 V2c
4c
—1
Co Ltd—
Selburn Oil & Gas
Talc Ltd—
4%c
m
Atlas-Telefilm
Augustus
4%c
—l
26c
6.25
500
11c
lie
12c
21c
20c
22c
25V2c
25v2c
32c
15c
15c
17c
5c
5 %-c
4,000
15c
15c
20c
15,100
Vac
3V2C
4c
20c
11,600
3,000
—l
—l
3
Mines Ltd--——1
ramDbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canadian Deconian Petroleums Ltd—*
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
—1
Canorama Explorations Ltd—
1
Cartier Quebec Explorations
Ltd——1
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd—
—*
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd——I
Calumet Uranium
6.00
Apr
Mar
43c
55c
4V2C May
10c
May
6.20
2.80
3,350
2,500
5c
2,000
4c
53c
29,893
45c
,10C
14c
3,400
10c
May
12
12 %
3,300
10% Mar
4.50 Mar
6.80
Jan
3.60
22%
23
330
10
10
175
Apr
12
*
19
19
19
320
18
Jan
19% May
-100
87
87
87%
75
87
May
7c
_
;
—
_
i——
Acadia Uranium Mines——
Acme Gas & Oil
60c
23c
5.20
2,780
A,iax
7c
10,200
6c
16c
17c
4,800
10c
3.45
19,025
18%.
18%
10
69c
66c
72c
70c
66c
Akaitcho
'Alba
—
50c
2.60
Jan
11,971
54c
Jan
77c
Jan
70c
18,000
60c
Mar
77o
Apr
40c
5,000
34c
Apr
44c
Feb
5c
5%c
5,000
4c
Jan
7%c
Jan
2.90
Jan
*
2.30
2.30
2.40
1,300
72c
85c
650
*
1.80
1.80
600
_5
20%
1.175
20%
21
6,460
l
12 Va
10%
12%
5,330
17%
17%
333
17% Mar
19%
58%
56%
5.00
56%
100
52% Mar
60
5.00
5.00
241
4.50 Feb
34%
33%
35%
5,098
2.35
—...
2.01
2.18
30,160
4 V2c
1,000
*
Alberta
1.87
common
Algoma Central
common
Preferred
■
Jan
.50
——
—
Feb
Feb
Alminex
9v2c
Jan
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
■
.1
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bldg
3.20
<
10
———
Warrants
Aluminum
5%c
Jan
4V2C May
Trunk——
Gas
Algom Uranium
Feb
.lie
12c
16,500
8c
4 VaC
4%c
3,000
4c
Apr
8c
Jan
7 V2C
10c
23,200
6c
Mar
10c
May
4V2C
4V2C
13,500
4c
May
9c
Jan
50c
50c
50c
1,000
46c
May
55c
2.70
1.90
2.70
2,900
3.45
Feb
70c
1,000
1.23
1.23
500
1
1.23
1.18
1.25
.——-—1
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:
1
9.25
9.25
9.30
18 V2
17%
18
400
1.60
1.53
1.60
13,250
4c
4c
2.00 Apr
72c
20%
32
70c
1.50
Apr
70c
85c
Apr
2.35
275
22c
21c
22c
2,500
20c
*
2.10
2.10
2.25
1,300
30
32%
28,618
1
Minerals Inc
1.76
7,700
1.01
May
500
9.00
Apr
17 V2
10c
13c
8,000
31 Va
1,110
May
Anchor
340
19% Mar
21
Jan
43%
1,320
40% Mar
43%
Jan
21c
2,000
16VaC Mat
26C
Jan
6%c
6 Vac
3,800
6%cMar
10c
Feb
Jan
7c
7c
9c
10,260
7c
May
13C
53c
57c
16,900
51c
Ma,y
65c
1
2.30
2.30
2.30
305
2.00 Mar
20c
50c
50c
55c
4,706
48VaC May
5%
5%
1,500
8 Vac
10c
B.000
5
May
8%cMay
■
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5%
lc
Petroleums
1
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49%
51
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7.90
4,000
50,000
-1
*
5c
5c
3,000
5c
May
10c
60
150
21c
21c
2,400
20c
Mar
38c
Ltd
...
May
3c
16c
Feb
Mar
9c
28
33 Va
Jan
9 VaC
10c
15,800
—_—-*
30
30
30
191
Ltd—
Ltd
Haitian
Holllnger Consol
Hudson's
Gold
Ltd—
International
Gold
Oil
Zinc
&
Co
May
29%
13%
1,000
27c
27c
9 Vac
9 Vac
'
Mar
15c
Feb
35c
1
Jan
61c
5%%
May
12%
1,300
10% May
22%
Apr
Bankeno
a3c
a3c
200
4 VaC Mar
6%c
Jan
Bankfield
19% May
27
Ltd——„1
Banff
Massaval
Mogador
Mines
1
•
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Ltd
100
4c
1,000
4c
.
12c
15c
12c
1.125
__
70
•
Jan
26c
Apr
Mar
32c
1
May
Feb
24c
1.12
Bathurst
6c
7c
24c
Beatty
5 %c May
61,700
19c
Jan
Continental
Formaque Mines Ltd————— I
6c
New Hosco Mines Ltd—
—1
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
New
79c
79c
1.08
Jan
4c
4c
2,250
4c
Jan
6c
Feb
Ltd—1
54c
53c
54c
21,500
53c
May
1.20
Jan
5flc
3c
3c
3%c
15,500
3c
Apr
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Jan
_1
16c
-15c
15c
14,900
15c
May
Ltd—*
Can
..
New
New
Mylamaque Explorations
Santiago Mines Ltd—
West
AmUlet
—
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Nocana Mines Ltd
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd—.
——1
———
Asbestos Corp
North American Rare Metals Ltd-.!
1
5,500
6c
7V2c
3.00
65c
5c
4,900
3.00
7c
*
_1
North American
89c
300
Mar
Apr
3.00 May
'0c
Power
(1945)
Ltd
Lumber
Bell
Bethlehem
<;Bih!s
,
Place Oil &
Gas
Co Ltd——
3,500
•4c
May
3,625
40c
Jan
91c
1,500
lie
Mar
16c
550
lie
May
23c
6.35
6.35
6.60
2,300
8.50
Black
Jan
1.25
1.20
1.25
2,600
80c
Jan
1.36
Feb
May
55c
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib) Mines
Provo Gas
Quebec
Red
Crest
Gold
Ltd
Refining
u
Sjscalta
Siscoe
south
55c
5c
76c
Jan
97c
Feb
1,000
67c
May
Jan
May
6c
6c
6c
1,000
43c
47c
7,500
43c
2.05
2.06
800
3.10
3.30
8,820
13c
13c
2,000
2.55
2.55
3c
''c
3.15
2.55
700
1.99 Mar
1.27
13c
2.53 May
61c
62c
2,000
60c
Mar
76c
5c
Apr
43c
5.15
5.65
4,510
Oils Ltd—-1
•
5.35
2.65
2.70
2.71
1,000
49c
——1
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.
4.75
49c
550
42c
29c
7,500
19c
Feb
32c
Mar
7 Vac
9c
3,600
7Vac Apr
9c
Mar
Jan
6.50 Jan
Apr
3.25
60c
1.04
Jan
Jan
Jan
90 c
90c
1,000
90c
Apr
pufauit Mines Ltd—I———11
21c
2uc
2aC
13ia,4O0
8c
Feb
_1
9.60
9 on
Q OS
1
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8.60 May
13 V2
Jan
1.50
1.50
1,000
1.50 May
1.80
1
7c
7C
8c
11,000
-I—•
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7%c
7 VaC
4.000
5C
5c
2.000
5c
18c
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Titan Petroleum Ltd
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1
51
50 Va
51 Va
3,620
47 V* Mar
55%
62
61%
62%
2,399
Jan
1.40
13,600
59 % May
1.30 Apr
71 %
1.31
1,63
Jan
42c
42c
42c
4,000
42c
55c
Jan
13c
12c
13c
5,900
12c
Apr
7c
6 Vac
7 Vac
May
12 Vac
Jan
4c
10,500
7,300
6c
4c
4c
Mar
6Vac
Jan
Mar
ullSS Asbestos
jhuted
Oils Ltd
Canada
oUO
4.60
3.50
4.70
•
1.28
1.20
1.28
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Ltd
1
1.08
1
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"ostville Mines ProdUcts Ltd—II——1
1
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17,712
1
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20c
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18c
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18c
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see page
44.
43C
1.08
1.08
39c
44c
80
4c
3c
4C
9c
4c
3%c4C
38c
Feb
33 Va
Apr
May
5% May
24c
Jan
8c
May
18c
22
May
24%
Jan
32,900
51c
May
75c
Jan
18,172
42% Jan
45
92C
Apr
Feb
/ 19c
Feb
31%
195
12c
9,300
6
6VB
390
8c
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7,700
22
200
51c
56c
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44%
23
10c
pfd
—
12c
2,455
8c
18,000
49c
49c
51c
7,692
44c
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67c
Jan
7%c
8V2C
930
7c
Mar
14VaC
Jan
May
14
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-1
65c
68c
12
12
12
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9c
12c
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—
2,950
5
65c
Apr
10c
May
7%c May
12<
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Jan
4,000
23,500
4c
May
7c
Jan
41c
33c
May
65c
Jan
44%
May
44%
115
41
Mar
48
48%
Mar
7%
355
225
45
7%
47%
7%
Apr
Apr
Jan
47% May
30
Ffeb
225
45
32
25
27
6V2C
51,200
5.00
5.40
3,115
4.60 May
5.55 Jan
3.65
3.95
23,131
3.50 May
4.75
6%
6 Va
6%
300
45%
45%
80
50
—
—
-i
—
2.02
1.92
2.20
10,400
•
28%
28%
29%
21,035
6c
Jan
45
48% May
10%
6c
*
common.—
Oil..
American
—■*.•»
Feb
Mar
6% May
41
Mar
L90 May
9c
Mar
Jan
6% May
47 Va
Jan
2.65 Mar
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
4
»/4 %
5%
preferred
preferred
:—
:•
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Forest
Columbia
Columbia
Class
100
——50
50
class
i—
——:
Power
...
Broulan
Brown Company
—
Buffalo
Building Products
Buhker Hill Extension.
Feb
1
3.60
Burlington
Ankerite
Jan
1.87
1.08 May
Mar
4,300
7,500
2.90 May
1.60 May
33%
16,600
1,335
7c
3,120
4.00
32%
6%c
6%
*
Burrard Dry Dock class A
3.00
2 00
1°
Mar
9% Mar
7c
,
Jan
41c
2.01
13%
Jan
14 Va
9% Feb
32 Va
*
Feb
14%
Feb
7c
May
Mar
49c
Feb
May
12c
Jan
p nnq
4c
May
10c
Jan
44,100
3c
May
4%c
Jan
5,000
3c
May
6c
Jan
Cable
Mines
Calalta
81
—i.
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Calvan Consolidated Oil——
'
25c
-*
•
1
Calvert Oils & Gas^.'————*
Campbell Chibougamau —
—1
Mar
Jan
11%
Jan
52c
Jan
14% Mar
5.30
Feb
12 %c
Jan
2.25 Jan
34V4
Apr
8c
Mar
29 Va
Jan
16
16%
275
15% Mar
17%
13%
13%
1,125
12% Mar
13% May
6%
230
5% Jan
6
8c
May
7
Jan
Apr
20c
Jan
57c
Jan
'
.
10c
2,016
44c
——1
Oils—
Petroleum
15
37%
44 % May
6%c Feb
Jan
1.08 May
—
50
Feb
30% May
42
Feb
7c
——--
-
46 Va May
Mar
14
1.60
--
—.—
-
May
Apr
Apr
12
.
^
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85
Jan
47
32 %
44
3
1
————«.•
Jan
42
Mar
42% Mar
43°
13 .4
Mining 8c Smelting
Buffadison Gold ——
39
Jan
Mar
80
—
.
—1
-1
Mines—
72 Va May
14
•* '
1—-•
Telephone—
28
Chemicals preferred——10
Reef
35%
37
—_*
British Columbia
Brockville
Mar
Mar
36
40%
85
46%
49%
Products—13
Packers
B
British Columbia
-
--
——50
5 Va %
Brttish
72
.—-50
.—
4%%
28
68
Electric—
Columbia
4%
Jan
5c
5 Vac
32
—
new
Jan
10,500
4c
35c
47%
6c
Pioneer
27 VaC
9c
*
.—j——
Jan
4.80
6c
Jan
8v2c
44%
48
7%
16c
3.50 May
5,J00
Ffeb
10c
-i—...50
—
50
—1
pfd—
-50
42c
1$20 May
33C
7%
7 Vac
Ltd—
Mar
•>
2,000
47,300
Jan
12(5
Brunswick
5,300
\
17c
55c
44 %
68c
»
4c
40c
May
2v2c Apr
Apr
I
22
1
i
Jan
Apr
7V2C May
"
10c
31V4
12c
6%
8c
—
10 %c
13c
7c
Feb
1.32
10
10
Jan
Mines
1.25
„—1
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——
British
Apr
May
22c
5.40
3.90
British
Jan
Corp——1
29c
-1
British
Jan
21c
.1
.
Jan
-1
pfd
A
Mersey 5%%
Preferred
Mar
Feb
5,000
96c
25
50c
-i
Britalta Petroleum
Jan
5,850
16% Mar
900
*
Mines——
class
Co
Bridge Tank
Jan
3c
Jan
330
-1
Brazilian Traction common———u*
Jan
5c
19c
24c
don Mines Ltd——:
3.15
Apr
Mar
\.j
19%
18
1.02
—
Paper
Bralorne
Jan
2c
3c
8.00 Apr
1.02
1
Boymar Gold Mines—
3.85 Mar
18c
lie
61c
Apr
9Va
May
Apr
1,000
3
21 %c
-1
Apr
2.75
12c 14v2c
-*
Ltd—
Jan
7
17%
*
:
Corp 5%
preferred
Bowaters
Apr
9v2c
5,000
67c
5.40 Mar
-*
—_—:—*
Mines...
Mines
Bowater
Mar
3v2c
250
9,460
—1
CbfD—
Mines
5 V2 %
Jan
May
-1
R(>ck Iron' Mines Ltd—.
ouiiivan Consolidated Mines Ltd—
;
May
47c
—1
Lawrence River Mines Ltd—
lk^
11c
3c
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Mining
6,500
•
Uranium Mines Ltd
Roberval
St
8c
11,000
15c
1
&
Smelting
Radlore
19c
14c
5c
Exploration
——1 V
Quebec
Copper Corp Co Ltd—:
.1
Quebec Lithium
Corp— — ——1
Quebec Oil
Development Ltd———1
Quebec
16c
15c
1
—
Ltd-
Producers Ltd
Cobalt
17c
3c
8Va
6.25
1.02
common
Bay Uranium
Bowater
Feb
16c
67c
7
5.55
1
Hats
Bordulac
Jan
3c
Co
Uranium
Biltmore
Feb
12c
1
8%
6.10
Jan
19c
Jan
2.95 Jan
40c
—^
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Jan
8c
a60c
3c
2.21 May
Paper class B
Cooper Corp—
Yukon
Bowes
Paudash Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Pennbec Mining Corp..
.2
Pitt Gold
Mining Co Ltd—.———1
500
Mines
Bicroft
Jan
a60c
5.50 Mar
34,700
2.40
Jan
12c
-
9 Vac
2.31
Jan.,
lie
*
Mines
Mining
Telephone
Bevcon
V2c Jan
8c
11c 11 Vac
1
—
Ooemisca Explorers Ltd——
-1
Opemiska Copper Mines, (Quebec) Ltd.l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd——
1
7%c
2.40
—
——
Lodge
Bouzan
Obalskl
&
Belcher
Jan
3.63
6c
a60c
8c
Apr
6%c Jan
—•
—
Mines
Bros
Beaver
May
New
of
3,000
13v2c Jan
6c
—1
Ltd—
Seattle Duquesne
Jan
New
Oil Co
7%cMay
6 Vac
28
21% Mar
7,000
•
Jan
Mar
24c
2,000
1,190
10c
6 Vac
Petroleums
Beaver
24c
23 Vs
9c
Mar
2.10 Jan
Apr
1
..
——
Uranium
Bata
Jan
12c
1.13
59c
May
1.20
6c
Jan
15c
May
22%
33c
Jan
13%
9 Vac
1
—
Mines
Barymin
Feb
29%
71c
67c
2,350
10% Mar
4c
8c
1,000
500
31,055
Mines
—
Apr
8,600
6c
40c
1.50
ioc
May
-i
..
Montreal
of
Exploration
Base Metals Mining
75c
67c
Consolidated
Jan
21c
67c
:
20c
24%
100
Mines
Bank of Nova Scotia
72c
7c
650
6c
—1
-
Barn at
750
7c
13 Va
36c
—25
preferred
Jan
Jan
13%
785
*
Jan
23% May
1,000
22%
—
Jan
8c
24
1
Ltd
a2c
Mines—
Mines
6c
3 Vac Apr
21c
5
5
Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
3,000
Baska
12c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Island
400
3 Vac
4C
'
Mining
20%
a2c
3 %c
v
6c
Ill
;
Oil
Bank
20
3 Vac
20%
Apr
Jan
1,397
45%
1.25
-—
Mines
2nd
12
Mines
Jan
45 Va
29%
44
1.25
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_
May
37c
500
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd——1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd———*
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp.—— 1
35%
29
13%
Electric
61c
Labrador
26 % Mar
43
Feb
\
May
'20c
12%
Feb
Jan
-1
*
Gold
20c
Jan
7c
1.02
40c
——
Aunor
55c
8 Vac
Jan
Mar
45 Vs
Nickel
.
20c
7,700
4c
69C
.10
B:
Copper
Steels
Auto
May
9c
1,000
*
2J0
2,800
II*
class
Aumaque Gold
Jan
22
1,100
•
4c
80c
6c
Aumacho River Mines
Jan
10 % May
1,720
27c
Atlas
Jan
10V8
Jan
4c
29%
.50
Arcadia
Coast
60c
Mines Ltd—_ 1
Gold
Kontiki Lead
7c
24%
27c
27c
Atlantic
Jan
May
3c
-
Associated
Atlin-Rulfner
70,000
May
Jan
Jan
38
79c
Mines
Hardware
1
Continental
Addison
3c
Ashdown
May
10%
7.50 May
Jan
35c
—
1
$2.50 preferred
Jan
64c
Mar
30c
29
Apr
13 Va
27C
4c
warrants
Argus Corp common
Ltd.—1
Iso Mines Ltd
Kerr
*
100
A
51
ff
Jan
10 Vs
—
Dev Co Ltd—1
Ceramic Minings Ltd—_1
69,975
7.50
7c
17%
Mar
22%
24%
Mining &
64c
■
17
5c
-
5
4c? May
100
class
Nickel
1.83 May
1.50 May
2,500
38c
1
Mines
4c
17
-7.50
—
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd-—„-2.50
Inspiration
Israel
63c
1
-
,—
Mining Corp
Copper
i-
•
•
4c
17
__
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
_1
i
Imperial
Arcadia
Area Mines
Jan
5c
Mar
9%c
Anthes
Jan
Copper Mines Ltd
31V4
_1
Mines
Jan
9Va
14VaC Jan
15 %c May
9c
May
-1
Jan
90c
7.50 May
4,000
Jaii
Jan
2.90
Mar
49
7.90
16c 16 Vac
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Feb
21c
Gunnar
Jan
20%
Anglo Canadian
Jan
3c
Golden Age
Feb
Jan
33%
;
42%
Anglo Huronlan
7c
1.83
Ltd
Apr
36c
3.30
May
20%
Apr
1.60
Apr
3c
Oil Ventures
2.50
2.35 May
20 %c
-50C
Oil
Anacon Lead
Apr
1.50
Mines
Jan
43
1
Nepheline
Development
Arjon
Geco
Jan
4OV2
21c
Mar
21
May
1.35
4c
3,500
9.90
•3C
Gaspe
-
H
10c
Leduc
American
1.25 May
1.75
Oils
Jan
6.10 Jan
50
Pete
American
Amurex
20 Va
25
-
Jan
*
Ltd
Bay
Jan
13% Jan
2.10 May
28
Mar
*
Co 4%
pfd
4 V2 % preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines—
Amalgamated Rare Earth
^
Apr
1.15 Mar
31%
Fundy
Mar
10c
warrants———
Min
28%
Apr
9.20 Feb
32
Roxana
1.20 Jan
2.35 Apr
May
1.73 May
Mar
'
19c
Apr
-1
•
Mining & Exploration Inc—.—*1
Futurity
Jan
3.65 Mar
21:
38c
—.
Voting trust
6.15
3V2C May
Mines Ltd
Frobisher
27c
n
1
Gold—.
Jan
Vic
9
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—.
Fano
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-
17% Mar
Ansil
Fab Metal
Jan
Feb
Mar
l
Yellowknife
Explorations
Analogue Controls
Empire Oil &
7c
Jan
89
Mar
3.25
Jaa
23
May
17c
3.40
—
Petroleums
13%
,
4.45 Mar
4,500
4V2c
—
Corp Ltd——.
Ltd.
Dome Mines. Ltd-—^—
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
9 V4
18 VS
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1
-1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—1.50
Consolidated Halliwell
Ltd
——1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
—1
Consolidated Vauze Mines Ltd—
1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
1
Mines
40c
41% Jan
21% Mar
—1
Agnew Surpass Shoe.——.
Agnico Mines Ltd
Feb
12c
Chipman Lake "Mines Ltd——
Cleveland Copper Corp:
—u
Denison
Jan
Mar
—1
Advocate Mines Ltd
Allied
Crusade Petroleum
23
Jan
3V2c
'*
35
f
Jan
7c
4.75
2.10
20C
13,485
common.
A
Preferred
Jan
2.75 May
3V2c
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
———1
Chess Mining
Corp
———1
Chiboug Copper Corp—-—L;
1
20,832
40%
1125
—
Sugar
High
34C
39
Alberta Distillers common
Jan
:
Jan
Feb
5c
Mar
49c
4.95
8c
24c
Feb
5c
10c
—,
Low
31c
•
common..
Warrants
Vie
3
5.50
12%
Atlantic
Class
Jan
2.75
50c
Acadia
.J.
31c
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
40 V4
1
Paper
Shares
Jan
34c
&
Preferred
Jan
25 %c May
15c
Apr
8,100
i
11c
14,900
—l
7.90 Apr
20c
Jan
Power
for Week
Of Prices
Low
Pat
Jan
8V2C Jan
5.50 Mar
4,000
—l
Bay Mining Co——.
Mining Corp Ltd
ionnyville Oil & Refining Corp..
Bomite Copper Corp
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd—
Bateman
Rellechasse
20c
4V2C Apr
3,533
6.05
6.25
3.60 Mar
Apr
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Abacus Mines Ltd....
52c
-20c
2.90 Jan
11c
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Are
Sale Price
3.45
—1
——---—-
Sulphur & Iron
Shown
High
11c
-
Explorations Ltd
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stocks
Mines Ltd--*.-——*
Advocate
Bailey
Toronto Stock
Shares
and Oil Stocks—
Mining
Arno
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
,
for Week
of Prices
Par
Atlas
Sales
4i-
(2237)
42c
46c
10,900
41 Vac May
15 V4
19
14 Va
15%
1,910
13 Va May
21%
Jan
—
8c
18%
19 Va
7,835
16% Feb
197/a
Jan
3.25,
3.25
3.25
3.25 Mar
3.55
Feb
45 c
48c
9,900
1,800
5.85
5.45
6.20
42,292
45c
Apr
4.30 Mar
63c
6.90
Mar
Jan
42
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2238)
CANADIAN MARKETS. OW for^^Wcclc^Ended!
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Campbell
Red
Canada
Lake..
Cement
common
Canada
Foundries
&
4 % %
Oil
9% May
26% May
272
24% May
25 y»
26 Va
14% Mar
Creative
Telefilms
26%
Jan
100
19
Feb
22
Jan
Cree
200
20% May
21
Apr
Crestaurum
15
18
18
.
Class
18
18
18
20
20%
-
.100
77
77
77
,
80
75
Feb
82
Jan
10
10
200
10
May
10
May
48%
49%
90
44% Mar
57
Jan
1.03
1.06
2,000
15c
17C
2,705
1.05
—
—
R
2.485
Canada
43%
43%'
41%
41%
42 y«
49
49
50
84 y.
84 y.
85
May
23 va Mar
19% Feb
;
1.30
1.00 May
10c
95
29c
29c
200
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—
Canada Permanent
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Safeway Ltd preferred
-
100
405
41%
195'
48
1
3.25
3.00
3.35
Oil
41%
41%
41%
10%
Tungsten
class
11%
Trust
Crown
Astoria
Canadian
Minerals
1.37
1,800
7
1
Bakeries
Canadian Bank
of
"
Canadian
British
Class
A
Class
B
Aluminium
Class
Cusco
A
_—
class
Celanese
Explorers
preferred-—
Dalex
47 Vi
Apr
Daragon Mines
Jan
May
Co
common
,
Mar
Feb
85
Apr
75c
>
Deer
Gold
Delnite
Mines
Denison
Mines
5.25
Feb
45 Vt
11%
Feb
1.50
Apr
L
Feb
1.35 May
I-
6% Mar
»••,
>
/
«
,
Canadian
High
Dairies
Electrohome
11%
12
1,180
10% May
4.80
685
4.25
4.25
4.40
380
13%
13%
13 V*
25
19%
19%
19%
1,395
North
100
16
Feb
17 Vi
28
Apr
6
5%
Canadian
Pacific
1.05
8%
8%
75c
Nat
6
35c
32 %c
35c
13%
165
48c
58c
15c
25c
26c
21
22
24%
25%
9%
9%
9.50
10%
Circle
Coin
29%
—
Duolop
Farm
Gold
Conduits
-
*
'
*
4.80
1.12
1.20
9c
9 Vic
-
9c
Jan
Elder
May
45
289
.
/
•
45'
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17
*
13
52c
Consolidated Fenimore
Marbenor
52c
15c
38c
20c
19c
Faiiny
Jan
44c
29c
2.00
50c
—
Consolidated
Sannorm
Mines—1
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
Class A
'
,
B
Conwest
Copp
preferred-.
Exploration
Clark
Publishittg"
Coppercorp Ltd
Faraday
Class
Cosmos
Coulee
Grain
B
21
Apr
Ford
Mar
.t
Ford
Jan
1.13
1.01 Mar9c
1.40
.
15c
May
Apr
30c
-
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For
4 Vic
Foundation
Jan
Frobisher
footnotes,
•Debentures
Frosst
,
42c
55c
Jan
-
58
*,
13
12c
3.74
May
,
l
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Jan
Jan
Feb
9%c
1 be
1.15
1.25
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17
44.
35c
•
38c
30c
3*c
,
6c
Apr
8c
May
12c
38c
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2,000
6c
II,200
10
56%
53
15,200
10
56%
56%
53
23c
~
68c
-
!.
:
27c
Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
•
Apr
55
Mar
53
May
12,Jan
59
Feb
55
Mar
33c
:
Jan,
19C
-
8,601
1,515
8c
46C
41
.41
Feb
200
9,300
*,
91c
Jan
Jan
10c
Mar,
Jan
9'/a Mar
>
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Jan
'48
;
8% May
Mar
Feb
85c
/
43c
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4.65
Apr
39
105.
;
Mar
17
Apr
4Uc
Jan
21%
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7c
,
21,200
60c ./
35%
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9
,
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.
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41
9
49c
15
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;
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53c
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4,000
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72c.
47c
1
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1.54
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200
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3:30
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.
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16%,,
3.00
3,30
1
Jan
'17%
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15c
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39 vx
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1.78
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23c
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152
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26
4.50
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1.76
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63'
; 80c
,
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.
14%
6c
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88%
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9
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1.40 Mar
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895
1
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140-
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87
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15%
Feb
7c-
Feb
45c
Jan
Jan
45c
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Mine__
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Grafton
Feb
Great
Lokes
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Power
Apr
72c
,
.
{
3.20
20
May
1.24
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Jan
May
26c
.
-
22
May
6c
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Mar
97
50-
3,300 '
-
,
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Feb
99
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,
5%
4,800
16c
Apr
Jan
4.30 Jan
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,
12,540
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14c
-
1.08 May
-
16%
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12
Apr
1.80
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Apr
>
18
;
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30c
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12% Peb
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40c
69c
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40
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1,050
42
22
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320
19
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13
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26
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2.35
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30c
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480
6l/4
2.25'Jan
-
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2.75
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V
2,283
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37% May
-
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4.50 Mar
Jan
7.25
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8.25
750 f
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r
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warrants
: Gunnar Mines
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8c
"
23%
36c
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Jan
1.20
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Feb
19c
u
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29c
38c
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Mar
25c
1.20
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a
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
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20c
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7c
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31 Vac Jan
-
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10c
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103
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15
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warrants
1958
39% May
103
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3.15 Mar
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7
.
150,
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6%
7%
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48c
3.00 Apr.
Jan
18c
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warrants
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1956
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p
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1
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Apr
Apr
1,200
5c
21c
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common
——
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8,000 *'
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25
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.
87
; 14c, Jan
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150
42 Va
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Jan
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4,226
20c
5
50
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3,200
2,000
3.25
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Jan
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1,10 Jan
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22
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Feb
1,652
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lie
170
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54c
28c
f
15
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Jan
35c
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464-
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Jan
9 >
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2.00 May
17
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40.260
70c
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,
70c
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class
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47
44%
36%
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May
50c
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26c
.
167/a
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f
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Feb
3,000
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common..
Mackay class A
Class
,
'
17%
Apr
Mar
-
100
preferred
May
May
5,200 *
Wares
Goodyear Tire Canada
Jan
3.85
3.35 May
22c
com
Mines
6c
-
15c
_1
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Goldfields Mining
Goldrav
Gordon
4c
Drilling
Mascot
5c
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1.22
17
35%
6c
1
Yellowknife Gold
32c
900
100
37 vx
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2,000
280.
17 v*
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50c
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19,385
260
17%
1%
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17
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35%:
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Jan
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Apr
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Goldale
Jan
26c
Mar
12 '/a,
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May
1
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Jan
Jan
56c
:
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17c
1.53
1.10 May
6c
common.—.
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Jan
13%
64c
Feb
4c
1,050
6%
Jan
1.40 May /
1
Giant
,
Jan
42c
:
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12c
—
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8c
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,
43c
15c
-
.
99c
3-90
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1.41
15c
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Apr
14
Mar
2,700
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Feb
4.90
12% Jan
44c
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6%
class
Development
Class
Feb
15c
.
Feb
11,150
3.50
Mar
7,050
1.15
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: Jan I
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4,900
1.15
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-
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Feb
-
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Apr,
157,000
39%
8c
Apr
Jan
110%
1.58
10
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General
2.30
-
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21V2C May
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20
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.
30c
42,100
-
1.45
*
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5.20 Mar
44',i May
5V2 Fete
164,790
4%c
1.20
20c
—
preferred
(Charles)
Galtwin
Geco
Jan
'
5c
2,900
«va
•; 11
1.41
Jan
Jan
5%c Jan
May
May.
2.90 Mar
3,100
3.50
38c
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General. Dynamics
11,700
38c
10c
'
.
100
5V2C
Mar
1.57
15
common...
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39%
3.90
Ltd
Jan
*
•*
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Jan
2,582
.
4c*
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101 »/a 101%-
Mines
15c
JL0
34c
Jan
15%
r
1.41
*
67c
Li
1.21
-
Jan
41
22,500
1.15
1.18
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80c
600
.
7c
11%
5c
_*
—
Feb
9,925
7%c
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May
185,010
1.55
7c
12%
-
Feb
8
*
Co
Canada
May.1--
.
"
16%
99
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.
4,430
.
6%c
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3,500
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A
Companies
17,500
62c
5c
;
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French
750
12 Vic 20 %C
33c
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50c
6,600
...
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Mar
Mar
,,
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11,050
4c
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11c
-175
'
Zinc..
Jan
Apr
12Mar,
1,156
:9c
1,
—25o,
class
class
Fraser
145,000
Imperial
Lead
Jan
5.45
-
Jan
6%
4,645
11%
Mines—^^
Manufacturing
Francoeur
5,380
..
7c
i '
11
Ltd—
48c
90c
1.48
Uranium
-9c
20c
;
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Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand ChibougCorby "Distillery class k
Jan
ll;
:
97
375
20
-
20
Fittings
Feb
.1,117
2.25
16c
i
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32%
.
4 CanayJ
Farmer
'Fargo Oils
Jan
18'/a
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31
Federal
6.20
17
ioo
14'/a
19%
Jan
,
13%
18c
*
l
50%
20
fatima
4.40 Mar
75c
34c
,f 21
»•
42%. Apr
150
13%
_i
Mining
Mining 11
10% Mar
220
-
37c
.
Feb..
Mar
18
1
Jan
Mar
9.16 Jan
;
.„
:
i
7,840
•
49%
31%
Jan
199
May
19c
l
6.65 May
r
,
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•
Feb
*3,570
11,430
_i
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May
510' V V'17% Feb !
'175 "C : 9% Feb
/
225
3.50 Mar
-
98
Can^ian-,-.—-—•
Jan
1.125
53c*
29c
2.15
Mines
1.04 Jan
31%
13'A,
25
Nickel
Players
JFarwest
,
/ Consolidated Regcourt
10 ;■ May
.
May,..
,
13%
—10
:
1.47
2,000
37c
Ltd
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Red Poplar
Corp
Falconbridge
.
Apr
6c
Feb
6c
5,175
5 Vic
1.50
: 2oc
8.80 May
51c
•
21
-
13 v*
—*
16 %c
100
20c
.5c
35c
■
Jan
17
1
Insurance—'
Jan
7,725
,
38c
36c
Smelting
f'
,,,
4,450
-
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Ltd——1
Insurance-—-—
Life
Mar
19,000
:
7c
3.45
5'Ac
1
Mar
80c
85c
Ac
-
97%
10
Ltd
5,350
-
4Vic
1
Oils
Feb
55c
277/a Mar
1
5.900
—
2.90
-7
—
Gold
Mac
14 %c
20
Trust
Ltd—
82c
49
6c
49 %C
Mines
Marcus
Apr
Apr
1
Developments
11 %c
2,100
...
32c 38 Vic
38c
18%
150
.1
I
24%
15
6,
3.35
Consolidated Morrison Exploration..
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
1
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
1
Class
&
Empire Life
,13% Ian
12% Mar
40
-14.910
.,
47c
4c
6C
Mines
Emco
,Feb
26%
...
Feb
3c
12% J
50c
37c
Arrow—,—
Jan
Uatmeau
8%
44c
1
Lake
"
..
Mar
13%
22c
14
15c
•
Jan
Apr■-%;
;
42c
•
1
Mines
Mining
Eureka
28
1,000
4.65
12%
•
Calllnan Flln„
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon- Oil
Consolidated
East
Crest—
170
34.250
-.
21%c21%c
44 %c
Mines
4c
8,200
17
4.15
._J——.1
•
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
1
Mines
Sol
Jan
43c
,
9.25 May
,
5,040
12 %c 12 %c
——
-
Jan
14c
29c
• 1
,1
—:
Investment
Equitable
25
45'
-
2.78
,
17
13%
Consolidated Halliwell
-
Gold
Eldrich
Jan
1,320
'
4.30
r%
Bellekeno
Consolidated Mic
53c
4.10
•
—I
Golden
53c.
52c
.
4.60
Gillies
9c,
48c
,
2.50
Consolidated
,
Easy
Economic
7,670
33c.
31c 33 Vic
9c
-
Consolidated
»
^
3%c
27c
-
1
Equipment
National t—:
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
17
May
500
5.25
31c
i
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Consol
Washing Mach pfd—
Amphi
12 %
Mar
5,500
86c
33 %c
Consolidated
i
Mines
Mines
Jan
1,240
12%
_1
i
46 y«
•
Feb
135
6%c
12
6
Con la gas
Consolidated
Malar tic
68c
9
5,240
1.20
•
1_25
May
33c
2.550
-
6%
•
Sullivan
<27c
60,366
86c
Mines
Con-Key Mines
,
V
98c
.
common.
Combined Enterprises
.Combined
Metals i.
'
-
13c
-
;
*
Petroleum
East
36
19%
4.95
.1.
45
45
1
East
Mar
6c
-
10%
3.85
1;
East
27
91c
-
86c
.1
Knitting class A
Lake
Co Ltd
Minerals—
&
Jan
25
19
/ 98c
-75c
18%--
"
1
Jan
"i 4.70 Jan
,
22% Mar
13c
-
12%,
18%
——*
common.
Apr
Feb
22c
3,140
14%
3 Vic
Columbia. Cellulose
;
/
293a
-
9%c
-
42c
25
19%
1.
Cochenoiir Willans
Cockshutt
Dynamic
8.55
-
19% Mar
28%
Mines
Cochrane
Copper
Oils
11 %c May
106
"
Bar
Duvan
Duvex
Jan
38c
Apr
1,266
185
14%
_•
Mines
13 y8
3,000
28%
1
7Vac
Jan
85
3,285
-
9%
Mines
2.75 Jan
Fleet
•
7.40
.
common
Industries
•BOy*
Mar
9,360
4
4c
_•
1
Gold
j.
Dover
Famous
pfd_2Q
Rio
__
Doualda
Feb
7%
Apr
9% Mar
6,830
Porcupine 1j.
Chrysler
Jan
10%
-
5.00 May
44,570
*
Corp Ltd
Feb
20c
,
May
19c
.
30.350
- -
14
*
2.60
2.05 May
•
48,450
13c
184
Chiboug Jacuiet Mines
Chib Kay rand Cop Min ——:
Chihougamau Mining Ac Smelting
Chimo Gold Mines
Chromium Mining & Smelting
i
13%
4c
_
:
1,180
10%
Ltd
Pat
Cheskirk
i
6,782
20
7.15
97%
common-
61c
45 Va Mar
27c
2,820
9%
1
Quartz
Asbestos
Chesterville
i
6.20
2.50
9%
9%
1
Central
.
5.75
2.30
29%
18%
■r
;—
Chemical.
«Ss
Dominion Textile
Feb
16
Mar >
1.82 May.
2,100
25%
1
Del
Tar.
3.65
•
,
8% Mar
145
25c
115
,
22
4%
;
•
Magnesium
Dominion Stores
Jan
1.34
13% Mar
285
59
26c
Gas
17
18%
•
•
11 y«
1.40 May
2.55 May
837
6%
A
May
May .
10c
30,000m
14,988
65c
3.85
-
85c
Feb
Mar
9%
6%
Mines
Mines
14
13c
Central
:
13%
55%
*
Central
,
18,500
13%
class
1,625',.
9.85,
29%
*
.100
Dominion
May
7%
.
May
7%
68c
-
17,040
55%
'
t
2.25
2.85
50c
5%%
preferred
Candore Exploration
*
1.85
100
B
Gold
97c
2,455 '
-1,100
9%
Mfrs
May,
; 20c
500"fv
29
warrants-^
v
7,900
■
2.55
20o
Wallpaper
Cassiar
-
"
1.00
9
Railway
preferred
Canadian Western
Cariboo
5% May
12,150
Petrofina
Captain
3,495
21.420
Canadian Superior Oil
Canadian
Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common
Erin
6
37c
Mines
;
30% Mar
1.95
common
Canadian
Can
Jan
30c
Inca
Canadian Oil Cos.
*
22%
1.82
Gold
,
5,166
10%
*
common-—
Jan
475
5.75
Canadian Northwest
'
18% Mar
33c
.
:
50c
7.35
i—•
Jan
6.60
29 y«
14
common
7%c Jan
,
"*J
10c
-
150"
26c r
55c
18%
_.—u
Jan
14%
17%
2.50
Malar tic
Class
7.05
4.15 May
Feb
1.90
Oil
Canadian
.*
4.00 May
.1
pfd
-
.
Jan
El
Canadian
'
16
29
Morse class A_50c
Industries
Canadian
6%
.17%
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
;
Mar
Mar
12
*•
104'/a May
Mar
Si
-
83
,
24,000
8%c
9.10
•'
58c
2.50
Petroleum
Bridge
6
.16%
Crest
Canadian Husky
Warrants
Canadian
Feb
Dominion
•
Canadian
8c
Dominion
2.15
Products
9.45
*
Dominion
2.76
Oil.
Jan
5c
11,189-
1
10c *"
,
24C '
29%
Mines
Dome
Feb
8y«
Class B
Food
Mar
Jan
75c
Fairbanks
Canadian
10,000
5c
Jan
Petroleum
-
; 10c
•
2
56
Wright-
22c
50c
25c
37%
1.05
Canadian Dredge DockCanadian Dyno Mines.
Canadian Export Gas As
Canadian
5c
Dominion
Devonian
Jan
10
*
1
—r
Seagrams:
46% Mar
Preferred
Canadian Curtis
*
7Vic
-l
.
Oils,—
Palmer
Devon
Distillers
9% Jan
31
Pete
Jan
12c
Apr
Apr
Jan
30
common
29
Apr
""
25c
i
Mines
8,735
25
Collieries
85
20c
10c
:
l
Mines-
Horn
Deldona
2,975
-
12c
M!ay
9'/2C Mar
Feb
99 %
.
3,500
10c
20c
l
Decoursey Brewis Minerals-'-
Jan
10%
1
.
3.60
8
'
80
...
,
83
1
6
Chemical
Canadian Chieftain
—
36
25
*
_
10c
.100
—
50%
•
—
preferred
S1% preferred
Canadian
5c
.
.
•
.■
,Feb
5c
,v
350
5c
9c
25
I,500
"
6
-
5c
w
—
35
•
SI
Canadian
.
A
104%
,
-:;;::25;
...
Feb
2.20 Jan
.
,
49%
'
4.60
May
22% Jan,
11% Feb
'
58
Apr
3.00 May v
-
495
7%;.
4.50
warrants
Canners
Canadian
6c
8%
104 104Vs.
i
—-
6
warrants
Canadian
25
8V2
8%
!ioo
preferred—
50
11%
'
Mar
H%
2,000
6c
,
•.
Mines
35%
_•
com
High
3.40 Mar
18
244,800
9c
25
1
»•
common
34,105
3.60
9c
._10
r—
—■
20
Commerce
10%
3.45
~
-
•
Canadian Breweries
9%
3.55
warrants.
International Ltd
Dome
Canadian
435
9c
Minerals
Crowpat
Crush
Jan
39% Mar
■
370
1.35
•
B
10%
1
—:
Cable
&
2,450
Mines
Feb
80 va
107
Canada Wire
4.50
18%
10%
—,
Canada
of
48
23c
11,800
•
Canada
4.20
"
—^—12.50
common
,
Low
tov
43% May
Canada
Steamship Lines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18%
Jan
39c
May
100
Canada Southern Oils warrants—
Canada Southern Petroleum
Preferred
Shares'
"
20
Packers "class
for Week
May
20
Daering
Canada
4.20
1
Crain
20%
20
common
Lands
Low
50c
Craigmont Mines
(R L)
Ltd
Jan
33%
—10
common
—+
Malting
Warrants
575
2,010
10
preferred
Canada
11
28 y.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
20%
Machinery
Canada
Low
10%
26%
"A"
Forgings
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
High
27%
_•
—
Week's
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
11
—
A
Shares
28
1
"20
——-
Foils
Class
•
Low
'
.1
common
Preferred
Canada
1
of Prices
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.
.)
Friday
Sales
*
.
11c / Feb
.
6e
May*;'
-
15c* May ■'-*r -
12c.. Jan
.20c "Feb
Number 5953
Volume 191
rx.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
'•
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
j
•
Sale Price
.
Par
—1
Highland
7
32c
't-
)»'
Friday
Shares
6c
15,000
30c
35c
4.00
30,400
;
95%
95%
40
1.70
1.70
100
55
55
8
8
High
Par
15 Vic
Jan
Matachewan
Mar
,36c
Apr
Mattagami Lake
Jan
Maxwell
4
100
,
Sale Price
May
23c
..
May
75
5„.
Jan
1.49
97
Jan
,Jan
1.80
'*
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8c
4.00
1.70
(Range for Week Ended May 20)
•?
STOCKS
High
6c
Lakes Iron
Headway Red Lake—
Hees (Geo H)
& Co_T—. _ioo
Hendershot Paper preferred
.—.
l
Head of
43
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
(ZZJit)
Apr
Consol
;
Oil
7c
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low "r
High
:
IZZZZi
Gas—_
—50c
8C
6%c
7c
4,000
5.40
700
5.15 May
3.25
150
3.25 May
8c
10c
4,600
91c '
High
6%c May
3.25
—
&
for Week
5.15
Z—ZIi
—
Mines —
Mayfair
Low
_• •
.
«
Ltd
Maybrun
J
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
90c
8c
10c
Jan
5.75
Apr
•
4.85 Jan
Mar
Mar
13 Vic Jan
♦
Oil Co Ltd
Home
B
Class
Pitfield
&
Horne
t-;
Hoyle Mining
9.00
8.90
9.2Q
10,156
8.35
7.95
8.40
4,614
3.50
660
36
37
400
2.35
2.40
900
■
37
3.05
Mining & Smelting—
Oil--
Bay
3.25-
46 %
10
9.90
53
"•
45%
■53
■
.20
'•
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,
;
Warrants
Preferred
10
22
73%
75
32%
11,401
11%
12 Vb
2,830
Mines
35
39"%
Jan
55
48
Apr
Lake
Jefferson
,6
6j
4.75
5.00 f.
19'/8
*
54 %
52
54%
"5
34
33%
34%
6%
14
62c
1.12
r
6%
lie
28,600
8c
9%
9V2
8%
8%
8%
35c
35c
20c
20C
7.
11%
12%
2.2&
2.50
44c
37,850
30c
31c
2.05
Lake
Shore
Wasa
Mining—1
La
Luz
Mines:
Lamaque Gold
Lambton
Langis
Latin
—-
Mines-I
Gold
66c
63c
46C
27
1.52
'
—
Class
B
Loblaw
class
Locana
80
'
1,000
27%
28V4
(Wi
3.80
-
40c
32 % Mar
■v
1.00
•
94c
1.64
4c
'
500
7%
225
3.50
165
'28
8%c
12c
7,000
54c
65C
85,800
32c
36c
80,340
19 %c Feb
5C
3%c
5c
12,750
77/b
24
24
10
24
.
Apr
10c
10c
lie
6,000
10c
8c
8c
9c
6,500
6c
2.55
2.55
2.60
3,555
18c
18c
500
4%C
10,200
23
23
125
1.00
1.00
5,100
Jan
3.50 Apr
Jan
18c
16
15%
16%
16,579
IZl
2.80
2.80
2.93
15,675
—1
5%c
6,000
4 Vic
5c
Mines
Majcon Mines
*
—•*
—X
Martin-McNeely
—1
Mines
V
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Ltd
•
common^—.
[lOO
preferred
footnotes,
see page
44.
Northern
May
15c
Feb :
'
2.92
Apr
32c
Apr
Jan
8%c Feb
Apr
23
May
14
Feb
25
1.05
7c
9c
Mar
Jan
19c
*
May
63c
Apr
3.10 Mar
Apr
-
-
Jan
5c
1.14 Jan
9%c Jan
May
5%C
II,500
7%c
8c
18,500
14c
12,500
13c
May
1
35c
3,400
30c
Jan
55c
72,400
51c
32c
32 c
1
53c
53c
5 V2C
V
5%C
6c
4%C
r
5c
6,000
45c
51c"
500
25c
Jan
•40c
Mar
1.27
;*
May
May
Oils
10%
100
11
11
35c
44c
9,608
35c
12c
80c
8,250
76c
Jan
Feb
18c
Mar
'
*
i
5C
5c
500
5c
•11%
May
Jan
—
Apr
39%
5,465
43c
45C
6,500
38c
11,000
3c
20c
20C
14,000
20c
7c
Feb
Jan
1.10
•
Jan
6%c Jan
24 %c
;
2.90 Mar
Jan
3.70 Jan
13c
Jan
5c
Apr
12c
Jan
7c
May
13c
Jan
39c
May
59c
Feb
3,600
35c
May
74c
Mar
78,150
1
7 Vic May 1
>
*,
3,532
-
23c
74c
1.04 Jan
1.30
38c
May
6,600
Ltd.,
Mines
.1
May
1.25
305
Quebec Power
160
Natural
17%
Jan
Mar
3.75
Jan
1.10
Feb
1.31
Jan
1,680
Gas—
11%
Apr
16%
Jan
25%
Jan
608
•
3.15
77c
9c
6,750
3.70
-
16%
Jan
May
Jan
1.10 Feb
r
69% May
35
preferred
I
Jan
Apr,
-15%
225
J
Utilities
:•-•'•
24% May
-
185
100
Utilities
Jan
Jan
46% May
19% Jan
Jan
1.00
common-
Telephone
Warrants
Mines';
81c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,500
Mines
Ontario
1.41
Feb
Apr
41
22,547
-
,
Jan
Jan
48%
May
40
Jan
1.46 Jan
Apr
5%c
72c
37% May
45c
Northern
Norvalie
Jan
6c
Apr
76c
warrants™.
Northern
Northland
Jan
68c
v
//
39 Vic May
12c
May
3,932
:12c
Feb
13c
J
Mar;;
3c
5,400
3%C
51c
7 Vic May
-
722
iZLl.il.
blpaska. Lake Mines—
b'Brieri
Office
Okalta
Gold
illnesl
——
1,500
'?* 5,200
Apr
72% Apr
7
15 Vic
,
Specialty Mfg.
Oils
JiL
Jan
Ontario
Apr
Id
Mar?
* *
:»
Jan
Jan
-13
Feb
13
-Mar
17».
Jan
36c
May
61c
Jan
11c
100
2,258
—
••
-
3,000
Beauty Supply
r.
IQc
80c
tj,
Mar
15 Vic
Feb
60c
Mar
>
—
Malartlc
Oleary
vr Preferred
....^VicMay ^
55c
475
Cement
Ocean
25
common-1
r -
50
70c
May
10% May
-
25% Mar
18,430
Ontario Loan & Debenture..
9% Mar
190
__L—
:
Copper
5.45 Mar
>
29
Jan
Overland
-700
Mines—
preferred
?,100
.
•
-
6%
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
'
—
Porcupine
-
37c
7%
Feb
9
38V2C Apr
12 Mi
700
14c
3.05
Patino
of
1,200
Canada
'
Warrants
6,900
:
Jan
Feb
Preferred
Jan
66c
Feb
14Vic Jan
Jan
23c
May
Jan
3.25 Mar
Jan
4.10 May
66c
Mar
2.85
Jan
Jan
2.45 May
15,450
16%c May
33c
Jan
5,999
10Vic May
18c
Jan
7,000
1,540
12c
75
....
39c
Jan
8% Jan
Apr
6% Mar
39
Apr
180
L.
cpmmon
Jan
44c
•
2,905
Consol Gold
Penmans
Jan
29% Jan
3.00 Mar
22c
Mar
9.00
6.25 Mar*,
Jan
Jan
102
4,220
Jan
12%
23% Mar
6%c
Feb
Feb
35c
9.35 Mar
500
Feb
9%c Jan
27%c May
8% May
12,478
: 360
Jan
1.37
Jan-
25%c Mar
735
Wholesale
8.60
5%c May
2,710
Gold
Lake
80c-
47,800
1,000
Mines
lie
98%
Mar
5,150
1.33 :Jan
Mar
5c
8c
Jan
19c
17c
8,750
Mar"'
8% Mar
5%c
35c
.
Jan
2,500
107,950
20,960
May
93% Mar
9C
92c
3,740
Paymaster ConsolPCE Exploration Ltd.
P«?erless Exploration——,
Pembina Pipeline common
479
7c
76c
20C
Pato
II,489
7c
79c
?*•
5c
Jan
38c
2.20
1
39%
Jan
9%
1,000
4%c
5,740
11
£
13C
98%
2.80
4 Vic
39c
17c
'
30c
Mar
3J/aC Jan
Apr
97
2.71
4%c
2.75
'
Mar
27
9%
9%c,
--9Vic Mar
4,750
57c
Mar
34 %C
11 Vic May
18,300
2,825
May
36c
2,000
10c
Parmaque
Mines
Pardee
Amalg Mines
Parker Drilling
11% Mar
9%
May
13c
Pamour
26
5c
20c
24c
12c
Jan
19%c Feb
43c
Feb
-
Jan
Feb
75c
77o
Apr
35c
Mar
26c
Apr
100
7%c Jan
6,500
13,000
Mar
282
6,600
25c
-6 Vic
12,075
;
37C
3.35
22% Mar
4,100
30c
7c: 7%c
lie
Apr
May
53,635
51,900
28c
Apr
32c
39,250
-
Jan
12,000
7%c Jan
5,300
14
8c
17c
4c-
Page Hershey Tubes.
Pamoil Ltd
27
10c
8%c May
Jan
1.20 Jan
77c
92c
8,645
5c
18%
75c
6c
Apr
9%C
1,710
Mar
82c
15c
8%c
13 %C
1
*.
Northern
Apr *
2c
60
May
Jan
120
Sic
May
9c
Oil preferred
____1———-j
Oshawa
1,000
10c
4c
3,500
*v
Ormsby. Mines
2C
4,450
9,000
10c
69c
Jan
25
.
5yac
22c
10c
—
Canada
Orenada
5%c
/Tic 11 %c
9 Vic Mar
5c
23c
A
Orchan
5 Vic
8%c
1
Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
Massey-Ferguson
11 %c
2.60 Mar
19% May
51% Mar
v
i
warrants
1957
Jan
14
1
.
8,385
Jan
19c
27
:
.Class
Feb
8c
.,26
25
77c
Apr
Mar
49
21,367
Star
North
Opemlska
.
1
Jan
4.00 Jan
.>.
Apr
21% May
2.61
Jan
10c
-
May
12
25
Uranium
A
Jan
1.00 Apr
1.00
Ltd
—
Class
36 %c
14% Mar
-1
2.55
I,915
warrants
Northspan
Osisko
116c
16%
Apr-
1.70
100
15*
49"
Exploration
67c
»
1 Vic Mar
24
Jan
1.00 Mar
1.
46 Vic Mar
34c
Apr
.
9.00
-
8 Vic May
Jan
6
-•-
16% Jan
May
Apr
v45 V* May
2.00 Feb
12c
.20
Jan
Jan
27%
'
•
4c
14
1
Mines
Northwestern
•
Jan
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd.:
Apr
1.93
May
96c
7
96c
Jan
May
2c
Shoes
For
v
•
Malartlc Gold Frelds__ZZZI
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common—'
5%%
720
i
-1
_
Macleods class A pfd
MacLeod Cockshutt
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River.
Madsen Red Lake
;
Magnet Cons Mines
Marigold
6.25
Jan
33c
26%- Jan.-
Jan
20 %c
10c
Feb
Jan
29% May
4%c
:
Norlartic
4.50 Mar
5.00 Mar
May
33c
1
—
Canadian
10c
„
7%c
——
Mines
Mines
North
20c
22% Apr
66c
IZZi
Noranda Mines
Jan
90c
.
28 %c
—.1
—
Northgate
29
845' P r. 40
Mar
12C
V I1
Jan
27%
Apr
1
Macdonald Mines
Macfle Explorations
May
28
Jan
*
—-
Jan
10Vic May
'.
35c
Jan
42c
Feb
79,600
4c
8%c
*
Oils
Mines
Norgold
Jan
22%
515
'*
.
63c-
9c
*
;
1
Mines
Norbeau
Feb
18c
M)__
Jan
1.80
,
.
4.20
3.50
7%
*
Jan
25% Mar
>:
56c
1.72
•
Jan
3.95
V 4.75
58C
Macassa Mines
Maralgo
5.70
215
561
25%
45%
•
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines—
Majortrans
25
..
Jan
1.72
14Vb
50c
Nisto
10%
•
1.64 May
I,410* i-f
28%- 29 %•
26%
96c
Lorado Uranium Mines
Warrants
Lowney
-a
Feb
59c
May
Canada
Nipissing
Jan
2c
-
of
Apr
28% May
3,600
61c
May
2.05
1
7%
5lc
1.67
Jan
27c
2.75-
•
Niagara Wire class B_
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Jan
2%C
50c
6,100
2.75
Mines
•
May
1.32
Jan
43%
>
21,167
3 Vic
Rouyn
Apr
Jan
13,420
Jan
35% Mar
30c,
3'/2C
1
Jan
May
.
62C
1
2.00
23%
1.64
43%
5.70
izzz
Taku
63c
2%C
25%
Gas
New
26c
495
1.53
43%
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mini:*
Superior
Jan
168,750
1.45
26%
Mineral
Point
Maher
29%25%
warrants—
Loeb
(M) Ltd
London Hosiery class A__
Long Island Petroleums—
Long
**•'
_
1
_
28
A.
'
l
A
30
1.67
•
Preferred
■
30
old-.
A
Class B
Class
A
iic—
preferred-^
Cos
•
Jan
May
28
Jan
17%
15% May
-
275
Rouyn Merger
Senator
25c
*
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class
New
New
31,400
51c
Jan
50% Mar
80c
16,100
Mining 81 Smelting-.
Mylamaque Exploration
New
Apr
31
67c
51c
50
Apr
27c
•
Jan
3.25 Mar
105
32
52c
1,230
.
1
17c
3.80 Mar
2,600
3.30
32
27
1
3.05
■2- 50c
50c
1
43c ;
*
Mar
Jan
41% Jan
Mar
Manitoba
Rankin
2.95
6,765
*
1
Goldcrest
28c
433/4
25c
Coldstream
200
Jan
26
May
13
B
Mines
North
9,000
16%
423/8
1
North
31c
3
—-
New
1.00
Feb
153/e
42%
1
North
3.50
1
Laura Secord Candy
Leitch Gold
l'.
New
29c
Apr
6c
26
9Vic Apr
13% Mar
New Hosco Mines
9% Mar
May
14c
.
May
208
-New' Harricana
Jan
3.50
;
Jan
Apr
a
:
,
,,
Jan
2.80
,
..
61c
615
Mines
1.95 Mar
1,000
Jan
12% Feb
9 Vic Feb
\
45
7,650
Mines.:
Jan
1,575
__50o
—
Goldvue
1.01
32
1
Silver
Dickenson
New
Feb
3,700
39%
II,610
15%
1
May
4.15
67Cj
11c
1
I
Oil
62c
4.00
3.20
American
New
8% May
19% May
3,860
62c
-
80
14%
Petroleum
52c
7C
66c
45:
143/4
Mines
6,125
15C
—10
Delhi
1,840
31c
Mines
Continental
Davies
New
II,200
3.50
1"
New
New
67c
2.10
100
-50
14%
Gold
56c
2.05
50
14%
Mines
20%
7c
I
I
Loan
Lexindin
i
Jan
2.00
;
39% Mar
lie
Mines
52c
7c
240 /
1
65c
4.00
;
—
:J£
2.45
30c
1,335
20%
1
Mines
Lake
Jan
6"%
'
14c
'
Calumet
Jan
24
•■
1
Athona
Apr
32c
40%
Mar
Jan
Apr
1.07
Apr
5c
14 >/4
Alger Mines
Bidlamaque
28c
Apr
6%c May
2.05
^
29c
Mar
20
14%
Uranium
New
22%
500
25%
Labxne
New
9Vic
7,083
24%
Nesbitt
New
New
10% May.
4,090
32c
20
499
5C
Jan
4%c May
40C
32c
54C
1
—
1
Feb
May
264
22
*
class
;
Feb
67c
v
1.55 Mar
63,175
23
22
45
Mines
14%
Jan
20c
10c
22%
5
com
Mines
Apr
—,02c,.May
A
5c
y
Feb
40%
—1
Ltd
Mines
10%c 10 %c
1
—
Jan
Nealon
Nello
1.75
Feb
9c
1
Mines
7
Jan
Feb
23
49
3.20
May
5,775
34c
_1
•
-
Apr
,38
2.65 Marl, •-?
32,344
36C
Gold__
Mines
Jan
41%
;
May
May
10
.10% May
Jan
/85c
,
2.45 May
4,670
.1.50 Mar
1
Car
Jason
6
1,200
10%:
63c
:
Jan
1.18 May
5,500
36C
—1
Jan
8% Mar
550
3.20
[
Petroleum
Steel
Mar
6%C
National
Kelore
405
2.65
10%
3,125
—5
Newlund
6%
2.45
10%
•
Chemical
&
New
14c
70c
•
Works
Mines
Drug
New
4,200
•5c
-1
1
Gas
Creek
Jan
2,000
20c
_*
Preferred
Jan
2,877
3.10 :
.1
Lingman
Nama
Jan
17c
4,497
45,410
1
16c
1.30
22c
1.01
Trust '
5.50
May •
'. v-. 7
5C
J
Corp
National
60
..10c
May
86c
40
;
—
Mining
9%
3,500
Apr
45c
1.50
-Z-i
14c
6%
20%
Osu
Minerals '
National
Feb
35c
37c
17,867
20 %c
—r
Locomotive
Jan
,
20c
12,620
:
22
Moore
Apr
•'.! ''
7
-
Jan
1.40
May-U.-.•
Ma¥a."t; :,*31 'Mar
9
100
13% May
22c
*
A—
Porcupine
1.25
May
Jan
1.00
•-
Corp
36 %
Jat\
Feb
May
12 %
1.55
•
n
Mar
17c
-1
1.60
•
Investments
43'-
;^n
25c
28c
1.30
52c
39c
1
class
Mar
1.18
_*
39c
45c
Jan
1
;
Molybdenum
Montreal
54% May
r
29C
10 %C ■•r 11c
37c
1.15
13c
17% May
•
i
8c
3,600
8,000
36c
21c
100
May
May
13
i."
Apr
-
.
123/4
A
Preferred
Jan
Jan':
1.95
.200
..
123/4
•
8c
.
5,995
9%".
•
Lake
2.25
12%
2,34 Apr
Apr
20c
7c
I,675
:
Brewery
Apr
16
5Vs Mar
6,000
17%
Jan
70c
3,300
16%
Uranium
Class >B
1.69 May,.^
156 Mar
10,000
8%c
16%
Mines
Ore
■
74c'
7%c
*
Brick
Molsons
71c
1
,
1.20 Mar
Jan
Feb
16c
*
1
Lakeland
8c'
2.20
2.20
Labrador Mining & Exploration
^Lake
87c
2,290
5%
3.20
Mines
Lake
Jan
- - -•27%
11-8
2,500
8c
Lake
Dufault
39,400
—
1
1
Mining Corp
Min
5,500
^
1.90
Apr
24c
-
17C
24%
Lake
Oil
Milton
7,378
17a
13.50
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken
13,000
common
—
Murray
11% Mar
-20,400
1.1$'^
'
29 Vs
9C
-
Midcon
38c
1.73
17c 17 %c
:
Power
&
Jan
Feb
2.05
410
>^ 16c
5%
i
Il5o
Mines
Preferred
35c
1.69
■
Mines
Light
Monarch
50c
Feb
123,350 — --34^;
*29 Vb
17c
•
Cinch
1.02
.
34C-
31c
31c
8c
Ltd
Uranium
Multi
May
52c
warrants
(John)
Meta
Mexican
Jan
;
May
13%
Kopan Developments Ltd—
Labatt
Apr
14%
May
85c
14
—
47c
35c
1.71
50o
Exploration
23
59c
.i
Jan
•
.1.25
<
Hosiery Mills
4,760
1
Canada-;—————
—
33c
I
Mines
Jan
4.30 Mar
4,500
1—
Kirklar.d Minerals
Gold
Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill Island Mining
National
52'/a
29,855
6V4
Kirkland Townsite
McWatters
Medallion Petroleums
6%
Apr
27
—
Jan
National
32
2.75
111
:
8c
Jan
119
38
1.15
[III
1
May
21%
-
6% Feb
750
98c
Copper
Class C
5V4
26
class A—
Mines
5c
Jan
40c
2,594
2.65
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
56%
35
r
of
55%
25%
I—,—
9,500
23%
-
80
1.03
;
Petroleum
5V2C
13Vic
31
250
2.70
-10
————
5c
Apr
39%
545
__1
————
—
1
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron
May
.50
1,250
45c
39%
38
110
.—I
Jan
Red-Lake-
24%
_
5%c May
16,472
..
40%',
6%.r
45c
"40%
10 %C
Pound
Oils
Warrants
21
31c
6%
13% May
170
Mines
Kenville Gold
200
1.20 May
30c
3,000
—*—
i—
Kelvinator
13%
—1
preferred-.
Kelly Douglas
13%
—1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jupiter
7,025
——
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jumping
I,700
31c
May
Red
National
'
Jonsmith
1.30
30%
18c
6
13% Mar
30c
23% May
8,800
Moneta
12%
May
990
2,638
19c
Jan
50
4.20 May
1.20
1
—*
—
Feb
42% May
;
90c
24%
18c
Porcupine
McKenzie
Jan
Jan
17
625
2,190
.
v
5 % Mar
4.60
14
31c
_»
Jockey Club Ltd common
Warrants
;
13%.
14
•
iGlass B
4.65
21%
———
;i'Preferred
%
19'A
4.40
4.60
Mar
8.60 Mar
1,740
-
57/8
37%
Jan
31
100
4.75
7.,
1 ■-_.*--[III
Mines—
Gold
Joburke
1,266
10%
7%C
——
(1939)
Jellicoe Mines
12
12
.350
Public Service
Explorations ——
Jaye
•
48 %
.200
Jamaica
Apr
42%
1
Mining
Jan
12%
48%
7c
—
Jan
37
5%
761
21%
—*
79
Mar
42 VB
.25c
i
•
—
Walte
Jack
'
2,825
-10
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Iron
Apr
30
11V4 Mar
5% F
■
Apr
73
■
37%"
.25c
Iso
10
22%
-_1
—
Mar
Feb
Feb
5
common.
May
8%
5%
55%
Mines—
Copper
37
20%
35%
*
Syndicate
Investors
Irish
Feb
Jan
50
—
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
59
63* "
*
34% May
5%
Credits--——-
1959 warrants
Mar
36%
-25
Blcfg
Interprovincial
Apr
12c
Feb
390
:
.25
International Molybdenum ———
International Nickel new common.
International Utilities ■•. common..—
14%
9c
55
31 Va
11%
13%
—-—
Jan
9.90 May
100
22
Powders com.
—
36
97/a
—1
Bronze
International
Jan
51%
Mar
22
Warrants
——
4.00
May
43
Mar"
34%
——-————-—*-20
Preferred
2.00 Mar
■
52-
32%
Ingersoll Machine class A—
*
Inglis (John) & Co
—•—
Inland Cement Co preferred——10
Inland Natural Gas common--.-—-_l
Inspiration
Jan
669
36
r:
.
—-
—
—
Jan
3.25
48
i, 9%
Investment-class A—
•
$1.40 preferred —*—•——
•
25.
Imperial Life Assurance
—.—10
Imperial Oil —------—-—--"
imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
.—
—-t—4.86%
Industrial Accept Com Ltd common..*
$2 % preferred——------°0
$2.75 preferred
—50
imuerial
44%
Feb
326
>
-
56%-8
55
Jan
1,500
53^,
'
M
56
10
Imperial Bank -Imperial Flo Glaze—---—
t
11% Jah
5.00
11,951
9c
12% Jan
v
4,000
233/4
IZZZZi
Mclntyre
Jan
Apr
2.31
2,738
10%'-'
29%
35% May
3,800
46%
9c
-1
Pam Porcupine
Huron & Erie Mortgage-——-..
Hugh
3.25
May.
8% Mar
8.40 May
7.45 May
3.30
55
21% May
—
Hudson Bay
Hudson
3,917
_ZZZi
Consolidated Gold
Jan
24%
«
Paper common
Howard Smith
Howey
Mar
7
23
•
III•
I200
•
—
50
23%
Consolidated Gold—«—
Hdiinger
80
235
.....
Lake_„
McMarmac
„—
Drilling———
Tower
Hi
*
Dauch Canada
&
nde
h
28
Mar
42
May
*
30%
Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
44
Monday, May 23, 1960
...
(2240)
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 20)
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Gas
Permo
Gold
Perron
.1
Mines.
Powell
Preston East
57c
Tombill
4.500
50c
May
85c
Jan
Torbrit Silver Mines
Top
55c
75c
9,560
65c
May
1.02
Jan
Toronto
Dominion
5c
8,000
5c
Mar
7c
Jan
Toronto
68c
15,900
63c
Mar
94c
2,155
12%
Apr
30c
700
27c
310
975
155
20
2.85
Jan
3.00 Mar
52c
52c
60c
4.15
5,745
2.46
2.15
2.57
13,047
40c
41c
3,400
2.14
2.02
2.20
30,767
4c
4C
5c
9,300
52c
;
May
1.40
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
2.15 May
May
38c
May
7%c
4C
8c
May
23c
Jan
15c
14c
17c
26.920
14c
May
29c
Jan
12c
12C 13%c
2,900
12c
Apr
19c
Jan
—1
4c
4c
6,300
3c
Mar
6c
Jan
2.65
800
3C
Units
2.50 May
Quonto
11c
11c
1,500
10c
Apr
49 %C
56c
19.010
45c
Mar
12%
12%
13
1,561
Union
75
3.75
4.00
lie
12c
9.30
9.05
9.30
2,635
6C
6c
6c
5,125
11%C
.
18
_1
11c
May
9.00 Mar
May
6c
11%
Jan
9c
Jan
58c
Mines
Uranium
57C
■
Rainville
57,400
56c
Mar
78c
20c
May
Corp
20c
1,000
1.20
1.21
410
1.20 Mar
14%
14%
14%
175
13% Mar
50c
47C
52C
23,550
^
Oil
Rapid Grip & Batten—
Rayrock Mines
Ranger
Mar
45c
Jan
Apr
15
Feb
68c
Jan
Hill
30c
Mining
Reef Explorations
Reeves Macdonald
Reitman
class
Renabie
Mines
Rexspar
A—:————--—
—±
—
—«
Uran.
Mfg $6 class
class
Little
Robinson
Mines
Roche
A
A
—,—a
Rockwin Mines—
500
2.10
200
18%
250
17
May
28
Jan
13
Mar
14
May
14
14
1,000
1.6b
200
30C
36c
22,945
25c
Jan
46c
Jan
16c
18c
4.000
13c
Apr
26c
Jan
19%
Jan
18%
235
17
15%
530
15
15%
Apr
10c
5,000
9c
Mar
13c
Jan
19c
19C
21c
20,612
19c
May
35c
Jan
5c
5%
6
75
75
6c
\r
6c
68%
3,753
2.64
2.77
21,531
*7.20
7.70
10%
11
I.000
Jan
9c
Jan
Mar
Mar
80
Jan
Feb
9.50 Mar
9%
Feb
9c
Apr
11%
Lawrence
Bt
Maurice
common—.
Gas.
fialada Shirriff
Horsey
12
550
11% May
17
18%
13,530
15% Mar
76C
Corp
11%
17%
8t Lawrence Cement class A—,.
8t
76c
78c
800
13
Jan
13 %c
Jan
13
13%
675
11%
2.55
2.76
23c
26c
9c
52C
1
Holdings class A
Bbawinigan Water St Power com
Class A preferred.,—
—*
—
Sigma
Mines
Quebec..
Silver
Miller
9,800
48c
May
73c
Feb
3,000
7c
Mar
13c
Mar
1.04
Jan
%c
55c
98,100
87c
May
1.20
3.90
2,100
3.25 Mar
4.65
Apr
4.20
4.50
900
4.10 May
5%
Apr
26
26%
4,236
Feb
30%
Jan
39
39 %
37% Mar
39%
Jan
50
79c
2.71
1
2,025
90
79C
80c
1,500
2.66
2.85
22,647
3.35
720
37c
30c
37c
II,600
10%
—,
10%
10%
855
3.30
1
class
3.30
80c
25
75c
3.30 May
27c
30 %
1,519
27
93c
9,200
26%
26%
26%
25
6%
Slater common
8
23,891
Rol—
2.45
1,000
1.00
Jan
3.25
Jan
4.50
43c
Jan
Mar
10% May
33%
Jan
1.09
Jan
2.00
25
Jan
Mar
6%c May
2.70 Mar
30
Jan
Jan
ments Ltd one
Southam
for each
new
85
360
8c
10c
16.000
•
1.35
1.35
1.50
1,200
35C
35c
35c
200
35c
12c
13c
18,800
12c
May
4.50
4.40
4.50
960
16 V*
15%
16'A
425
12
11%
12'%
1,170
2.60
2.60
2.80
400
35c
29c
41c
72,472
6c
8c
30c
Services,
———„—j~
Bpooner Mines St Oils
84
10c
40c
Warrants
Stafford
Foods
Standard
Ltd
Paving
Standard Radio
Standard
Wire
Stanleigh
Uranium Corp..
6 Vac
Warrants
Stanrock
Mar
85
1
—
Air
Spartan
76
*
———,
Southern Union Oils—
Uranium
8c
85
May
23 %c
Feb
Apr
2.35
Jan
50
50
50 %-
380
49%
Feb
52
Apr:
24c
Jan
4.60
3.55
4.75 V
5.00
Jan
1.05
1.00
1.05
966
82c
Feb
1.25
Apr
19
260
18% Mar
21%
Jan
6.15
6.30
19 %c
20c
1.20
1.34
¥'•/, 7
8%
3,135
6% Mar
"1.08
1.04
1.08
7,250
1.02 Mar
1,25
1.60
1.65
350
1.55 Mar
2.55
17C 17 %C k'
■/
•
6.15
\
60c
2,850
/
19c
32,665
Jan
6.75
Mar
i!20 May
-
Jan
28c
Apr
1.89
.
Jan
8% Jan
;
m—m
Jan
III
10
Ltd
•
*
2.50
243/s
19,029
28C
; 3ic
8,000
V
6 ¥2
6 ¥2
3.20
21 %
85
Jan
Feb
6.25
Jan
28
Apr
28c
Jan
7c
2.25
-
May
2.50 May
200
136
36
—
96c
210
3.20
__
—10
3¥2C Mar
25
__
•<:
J.
Trust
200
23%
:\ 28C
A_
class
2,500
2.50
2.50
i—i
-
,v
;V
.
96c
'
„
a__
4%C
4c
96c
'
May
Jan
34 %c Apr
;
6 ¥2
Feb
3.10
Apr
3.30
Jan
Apr
38¥a
Feb
35
-.7
Apr
1.43
1.50
3,850
1.38 Mar
1
1.60
1.75
500
1.60 May
Mines—;
•
6.10
6.30
3,805
6.00 Mar
36
7,230
33¥2 Mar
5 ¥4
200
1
Amulet
Walte
Walker
5%
Equipment
*
Wayne
Petroleums Ltd—I——*
Webb & Knapj/,Q#fada Ltd
1
8c
2,500
14¥ac
Canadian
15c
11,000
1.25
1.35
3,438
&
Oil
Gas
1.20
1.16
1.24
1,100
1.15
42c
45c
1,000
:
44c
Warrants
7,185
.
West
Malartic
Mines
:
1_
•
Products
Westeel
Western
Copper
Western
Decalta
Western
Western
Naco
Surf
Weston
(Geo)
Class
4
$6
May
25
t 25
25
15
17C
30c
33%
33
IlOO
86
86
104
104
104
L.
—
1.28
Wood
1.21
Ind
class
AJ
16%
Jan
1,890
10
Mar
25
30
Apr
23,550
v
2,000
50c
17,033
9c
1,000
5c
May
9c
1,000
9c
May
20%
,
:2ft
26%.
82 %
16%
16%
5.75
warrants
Lead
1.08
Yankee
Canuck
Yellorex
Mines"
i
1.10
Feb
.Fel}
29 V
Jan
16,850
15c
Jan
8.25
Jan
1.40
May
3%c
10,000
3c
Jan
May
6c
6%c
6,000
6c
Mar
1.00
1.05
15,345
.
1.02
1
«
Feb
85
19%
1.01 May
6,260
3%c
17c
Jan
Feb
14c
May
>18C
Mines
27c
6c
Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
1.12
1.00 Mar
Feb
1,000
15c
Mar
27c
63c
61c
67c
10,500
56c
May
87cvJan
1
3%C
3%c
3%C
1,000
3c
2.80
B
2.75
2.80
2,900
20c
20c
21c
6,900
20c
20c
20C
5,250
18c
:t-
Mines
G)
27c
IIHi
class
Knitting
(H
4.75
560.
Jan
7c
Jan
—1
Oil
—
Bear
1.05
82
17c
—1
:
14c
,
16% May-
.20o
Zinc_
St
35
740
„
1.05
Mar
24% Mar
250
82 %
8
J
Jan
1.67
Jan
5c
5.20
class
Ltd
33
1.10 Mar
64c
IIIoo
Stores
A
Young
Apf
9 %C
Wright-Hargreaves
York
105
5c
—
Preferred
Yale
Mar
;9c
9c
Jan
May
100
55
9c
«.
Jan
87
Jan
,
5c
1
Feb
,35
82
„
55c
Woodward
Class
..,75
1.30
,
>
36%
1
Larder
—:
(J)
Jan
Feb
1
Coghlan
Windfall
;
Jan
16% Mar
30c
28% Mar
30
"30
1
760
Jan
Jan
May
55c
May
29
1,025
12 ;127/8,
.12%
-50
preferred
34%,
1.35
13% May
12 %C
Jan
1.55
26
Jan
30c
150.
5,000
„
86
.100
24%
2,000
..
34%
Warrants
Wiltsey
13%
17c 19 %c
34%
^
Mines
Willrov
31c
13 %
;
,
Apr
82c
-50C
A—
L,
Hardware
Feb
50c
34
Warrants
32%
10
550
7,725
._20
preferred
White
17% May
32% Jan
65c
class A
preferred
5%c Jan
Jan
98c
B
4% %
Apr
60c
class B_.
class
Inlet
70c
4c
12
90C
v
Jan
1.88 Jan
y.
Mar
4,000
32%' 32%
Jan
..40c
2,000
15%
32%
.
;
Mar
2.15
Apr
90c
,±.
preferred
Petrol
Plywood Co
21c
75c
/
May
1
Grocers
warrants
Petroleum
Western
4c
17
16%
5
Breweries_u.
Canada
Western
4c
;—t.
56c
Jan
3.50 Mar
,r
1.05 May
60c "
Apr
13c
.
14¥ac May
56c
1.35
Feb
Jan
6.00
May
_1.25
^—.—i—
Jan
38 ¥4
2.50 May
60c
Westatea (Petroleum
Apr
2.45
6.90
Jan
7c
8,100
3.25
4.10
mix
Westburne Oil
West
7c
3.00
—
Petroleums
Wespac
A
35 ¥»
35%
•
W
G_/t
Waterous
1.60
;
.
Mines
27c
Electric
Zenmac
Metal
Mines
Zulapa
Mining
1
—1
J.
5c
May
May
Jan
3.00 Mar
2.50 Mar
May
29c "
Jan
Mar
29c
Jan
Jan
4.40 May
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
4.50 May
14% May
19
Jan
11
15
Jan
2.25
5.30
3,500
...,
May
3.45 May
Feb
19c
17c
1,816
25,450
Feb
Jan
May
1.25
Jan
16%
1;
Violamac Mines
Zenith
four old
Jan
Jan
Apr
Ii
;_J,
Yukeno
being exchanged for Kopan Develop¬
9%
12%
i
...
Grey
Yellowknife
lie
51
Apr
3,235
24%
Winchester
Apr
88c
2.35
Jan
Mar
30
90c
2.45
K D Manufacturing
Apr
9% Mar
90c
Ltd
Mar
2.55 Mar
30%
Ltd
Mines
Van
46
46 %c May
Apr
Wainwrlght, Prod & Ref
Jan
45
61c
4.4^
1
Mines—,
Dairies
Suverwood
Bloc an
6.50
4.50
9!/2C
26 %
———50c
Gold-—
Creek
Shexrltt Gordon—
8
Jan
85c
•
Selkirk
Simpsons
4.00 Mar
10%
r.
.
14c
45
8
30
1,030
,
Jan
3.65
85C
-50c
Petroleum
Eeeurity Freehold —
Siscoe
Feb
8%
17cJan;
Mar
13 %.'
IIII1
Class
.
Sapphire Petroleums
Sheep
2,470
Jan
May
Y
8%
Jan.
4..10
47c
8%c May
2,500
48% '.*■
17%
May
8c
.
Jan;
13
Ventures
1V|[
23c
500
8%C
8%C
48%
a
bdns Explor—
\ Power common
Preferred
M neb
Apr
2.25 May
8,620
2,500..
9c
9C
May,
7%
;
Vandoo
Jan
98c
Jan
13%
•
Jan
8c
8%0
1
Gold
River
Sarcee
9
Mar
75c
13%
181/4
59c
4.50
Gold—
Antonio
Band
9
9
common.
Warrants
Ban
,
Jan
18c
13c
Jan
I
Western
—»—..
12
19
——
,
Vanadium^ Alloys
3.18 Mar
6.75
26
500
Jan
81%
Feb
2.54 May
1,605
9c
6%
Mar
66
2,879
-9C
Industries
7.15
11
*
Feb
6c
5,500
6C
67%
2.71
7c
66
70
68%
Jan
5c
10,289
■
May
4.80 Mar
7.199
5c
'
;
1.95 Mar
17
5%
Rights
—
Royalite Oil common—.
Jan
9c
—10
Russell
1.47
15%
17
50c
Mines—
Ryanor Mining
2.10 May
35c
I
~
pfd
Consol
Feb
1.50
1.65
Bank of Canada
Royal
3%c
2.10
100
—I
Rowan
3c
3%c
Vy,
pfd
20
———*
,
1
1
Rocky Petroleum Ltd—
V) Can Ltd common.
conv
Apr
Feb
65c
May
8% May
14c
—50
Mines
I
Viceroy
May
18 %
9,460.
1
;
Corp
Upper Canada
Vespar
35c
14c
:
Jan
6c
18
Roe
5*4%
60c
16%c
Minerals
Robertson
May
—
Athabasca
Rlx
26c
6,200
34C
2.10
-1
I
2
*
1
^—
—
Chemical
Reichhold
30c
'
24,192
13%
Fortune—:
Oils
Victoria
Realm
5,305
20
8%
8%
u—-—
—
1.50
36c
—,.
New
Mar
38c
20c
1.21
Ltd—.
Mines
62c
Feb
2.10 Mar.
35C
Venezuelan
Kadicre
Jan
5.00
1.05
110
8%
50
1
Keno
'
3.00
430
I?'
voting* trust
Corps
class B—
•
Feb
Apr
1.40
1.27
Asbestos
.
37 %
18%.
1
Feb
9%c Mar
Feb
1
Mining
;
Apr
18%
common—
preferred
United Steel
.
6c
32%
3.10
w-
^—
United
Jan
18
;• 8%
.
■
Feb
5.80
16c
Jan
Apr
1.40
II.
Canada
of
A
United
Jan
13
13%
2,163
•
United
Jan
100
56
May
9
2,620
*
Resources
United Canso
Feb
80%
14%
48% Mar
•
Pipeline.:
United
Jan
3.75 May
3,060
*
66c
—
Mining.
Petroleum
Mar
I
.
Union
13 %c Jan
73% May
13,161
74%
—1
31c
2.60
Gas
Class
Jan
3.50
11% May
215
74%
——100
———
«
Warrants
Queenston Gold Mines.
Quemont
2.58
•
Feb
May
3.10
Shawkey Mines.
Acceptance 1st preferred..
preferred
Union
21,795
«.—*
Feb
62c
-
8c
1.40
Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
—1
Quebec Natural Gas
Jan
1.15
17
Mar
105
36%
Oil
Ultra
.1,311
11
35%
—
Pipeline
PiDe Line—.
Prairie
Triad
Apr
13c
54C
7c
24 %c May
8c
Tribag
Jan
2.70
9c
1
41c
10,700
36
Canada
Trans
Feb
3.25
71c
1.95 Mar
—1
Quebec Manitou Mines.
Quebec Metallurgical —
Apr
..
14%
—.—
Transcontinental
Jan
lie
—1
9,800
14%
A
United
5uebec
Apr
15% May
52
V
11.
Canada Exploration Ltd— —1
Transmountain
Jan
5.15
Feb
3.40
50%
51%
V
Trans
Jan
4.35
1
Ascot Copper
Chibougamau Gold.
Copper Corp.
Labrador Develop.
Lithium Oorp
1
24%c 26%c
10
*—-
Trans
2nd
Quebec
1
class A
1957 warrants
Feb
155
warrants
1956
Feb
3.65
Apr
2.65
400
3.50
Feb
155
1,010
3.10
3.95
-_1
55%
44
3.20
1
Ltd—
May
Feb
May
•
Mines,
Feb
42c
Mar
40c
1
Airways
1
•
Towagmac Exploration
Traders Finance class
May
98c
17c
21,100
45%
155
3.10
52c
Bank
Toronto Iron Works
12% May
Jan
105,100
.
45
.100
Dome.
10 %
30c
-20C
54C
•
High
4c
55c
..
Jan
„
3.05
1
—
—
Elevators
64c
[
II—1
Ltd.
Mines
65c
48C
Ore_—„
Minerals
Purdex
53c
Jan
47c
Producers Ltd—
Gas
500
1.17
42c
•
Provo
15%
Apr
42c
,
Uranium
Pronto
Prospectors
15%
*
Tailors——
Mar
43C
Electrie—
President
Petroleums
Tidal
Tip
60c
45
Iron
Jan
Mar
74c
_•
Premier Trust
Fremium
500
15,900
700
V 47c
Mfg—
Pipe
4c
63c
8,850
.1
Gold—-
Rouyn
Prairie
4c
59c
75c
.50C
„
Corp
Power
4C
1.01
12 %
12%
Oils
Island
21 %c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
59C
50c
Placer Development
Portgage
May
13c
Low
.100
i.44
'"iwgjp
64C
Shares
—1
69C
Place OH St Gas—
Ponder
11,200
65c
for Week
Mines
Tiara
Jan
5c
Uranium..
Ore
13c 13 Vac
85c
Feb
55c
4.200
1.00
Phillips Oil Co Ltd..——
Pickle Crow Gold MinesPitch
60c
.1
<fe Mines.
Petrol Oil & Gas
Oil
Peruvian
58c
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
%C
13
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
58c
a
Oil preferred.
&
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
May
Apr
3.80
•
Prices
i
.
Shown
Are
Jan
25c
Apr
46c
Jan
6,720
6c
Apr
13c
Jan
8,570
27c
Apr
56c
Jan
Expressed
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
'
Sale Price
in
Canadian
Week's
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares"
*
Par
Stanwell Oil St Gas.
36c
Nickel
Starratt
Stedman
Bros
4%c
37%
„
Steel of Canada,
class
Steinberg
Oil
37%
12,500
955
76'/a
3,530
3c
3%c
1,500
9.70
9.00
9.95
57,425
18%
18%
19
485
19
19
100
18c
18c
3,000
3c
A
——
River
Sturgeon
35%
4%c
5,470
74%
74%
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
ituart
4c
40c
—
Gold,.
—
—
*
I
35c
4c
32
Apr
Apr
Mar
70% Mar
3c
May
53c
7c
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
13%
Jan
Mar
24
Jan
"17% Apr
19
8.60 May
18
18c
Jan
22c
May
Feb
Gold
Bulolo
Canada
Dominion
St
Ingersoll Rand
Marconi;
—'
Sunburst
——
—
Warrants
3,200
90c
Apr
6c
6c
6,200
5c
Mar
1.43
1.43
1.50
4.575
17C
17c
17c
1,000
14'%
14 y»
14%
1,920
13
Mar
22
22
22
25
20
Feb
2.75
2.75
40
*
3.40
3.40
100
14
2.75
—
—_
—
141/4
700
•
3.20
3.15
3.25
2,000
\
86c
86c
90c
7,225
23%
Industries
Bylvanlte Gold—
Mar
•
*
common—
—,——
1.43 May
12c
25
—
Petroleum
Ordinary
Switson
1.06
6c
l
Superior Propana common—.—
Supertest
1.01
~\
Exploration
Preferred
1.01
1
23%
24
871
1.81
Jan
1.85
Jan
26c
16%
Jan
Jan
22% May
2.05 Mar
4.50
Jan
3.30
4.50
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
17%
3.10 Mar
3.60
Jan
1.04
Jan
60c
Mar
Jan
Oil
Dominion
6%
7%
2,225
24%
26%
1,080
20%
4.60
4.90
1,035
3.90
14
.15%
1,225
29%
30%
290
28%
40
40
135
37% Mar
4.85
5%
1,400
4.85 May
40%
42
4,250
36% Mar
16c 16¥2c
1,700
16c
1
•
v
J
'
■
41%
Glass
<•
76
:
International
Loblaw
-
Oreille
Mines
870
71
13%
900
12¥4
233/o
23%
23%
2,345
20
20
100
96%
20
-7.501
Paper
Inc
Price Bros
!
77%
13%
-Ill
Mines
Minnesota & Ontario
Pend
•
(1956)
76
13 ¥2
II10
:
Dupont Co of Canada
Copper
Paper.
!
1
common
Preferred
Tancord
—50
40
40
60
38
Mar
330
340
368
330
May
8
Apr
43c
48C
7,500
39c
Apr
69c
Jan
43c
43c
1,000
37o
May
57c
Jan
lis
1.60
1.65
10,965
1.60 May
2.80
1.62
1.65
1.25 Mar
2.15
Jan
Jan
—
Territory Mining
Texaco
Canada
—
Ltd
_
,
common.
Thompson Lundmark—
Tborncliffa Park
r
„
1
25c
23c
25c
5,400
50,840
49 y«
48%
49 y»
2,870
45
78c
75c
80c
8,750
43c
7%
71/4
200
23c
Apr
40
40c
Mar
Mar
59 ¥4
Jan
Jan
94c
Mar
6%. Apr
7%
Apr
Jan
26% May
5.00 May
Mar
17%
Jan
Apr
33%
Jan
40
Apr
6 ¥2 Mar
44%
Jan
Mar
22c
Jan
Mar
90
Apr
14
1
42%
—-
Feb
Jan
207/a Mar
26%
Jan
19% Mar
23
Jan
96% May
130
Jan
9 % May
14
Jan
31%
Jan
99%
98
9%
11
1,375
30%
600
2.52
11
—
Jan
164
Voting trust
Teck Hughes Gold.
Temageml Mines
40
45C
—,
Mines.
'
2.58
1,000
2.40 Mar
42
42%
1,540
38% Mar
34
34
30
27 V*
32
Apr
Feb
3.15 Jan
46 ¥2
Jan
34 ¥2 Mar
25% Jan
340
—
Ind
Taurcanls
21% Feb
Jan
29%
1
-2.50
Zellers
Tamblyn
14
Feb
.
I
I
Preferred
Gaspe
Apr
6% Mar
30
—
High
43
35%
4.75
III
Paper
Dalhousie
25
7%
Investments-
Jan
10c
I
25%
Sugar—
General
Canadian
Canadian
II-5
—
Canadian
•
Gag—
37%
Low
14
Dredging
'
Oil
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines,
37%
*
Anglo Canadian Pulp & PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Consolidated
Submarine
High
Jan
38% Jan
87%
Low
10% Jan
FOOTNOTES
*
a
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
No
par value.
Odd lot sale (not
t
Included in year's
rstng©),
d Deferred
in
e
delivery
year's
sale
(not
Included
range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
* Cash
sale (not included to year's range),
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wi When
to
unlisted trading privileges,
delivered,
issued,
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
z
*
Ex-stock dividend.
191
Volume
Number 5953
Commercial
.
The
Financial Chronicle
and
(2241)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions., They are intended as a guide to the
range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
The
Bid
bought (indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation
Origin of
any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
Par
Corp
*
Air Products Inc.——.-——--!
Alico
Land Development CoJ_1
Allied Radio Corp new com_L_l
Par
10%
1
15%
Corp of Amer_l
19 %
Finan
Co_
17 VB
18
Green
50
53%
Express Co—'——--5
46 %
49%
cl A__:1
36
38%
American-Marietta Co _—-2
36
38%
American Pipe & Const CO——l
-l4%
16
*,J
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp_.i_7.50
28%'
30%.
Anheuser-Busch Inc
4
16%
Arden Farms Co common-——!, t. 15%
participating preferred L___"3
5!^,55
Arizona Public Service . Co—-5 */4Q%;:v, ' 42%
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
19%
-20%
American
-
American Greetings
Grolier
Hagan Chemicals
Haloid
22 >4
Baxter Laboratories
(A
Bavles
J)
1
43%'"
Beneficial
Corp
45%v
__—-l'
Beryllium
Corp
Corp
Billups Western
11%
Industries' InG_.
Botany
Bowater
Products
Bowman
Inc
$1.20
35 %
8%
5%' /
/
14%
Sharpe Mfg. Co_—_110
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc.——3
Brush Beryllium
Co
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.——*
27
&
38%
Inc
California
10c
10%
11 %
13%
14%
California
Oregon Power Co__20
35 Va
Water Service Co—25
23%
Canadian
-'
Telep Co—12%
Delhi
Oil
27%
52%
22
1
41%
Steel
-.
Products
Corp
10
25%
24%
_10
36%
38%
5
14%
15
Co.5
47%
50%
10
25 %
27
10
21
22 %
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Gas
Co
Co_
Electric
Power
Co_
Central Telephone Co
Central Vt Public Serv
Corp
6
1
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
Coastal
States
Gas
Stores
Colorado
Prod_;
Incl
Interstate
1
35
Co
Commonwealth Gas Corp
_1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
Consol Freightways
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products—_5
Continental Transp Lines Inc__1
17%
Cross
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co
Cummins Engine
Danly
Machine
Darling
(L
A)
Co
Inc
5
Machines
Oil
_l"
Corp____
Dictaphone Corp
Diebold Inc
■.
.......
_14__„
Co
Co
$1 preference
44
51
2
Electric
Equity
Federal
Oil
23%
65
11
12
1
29%
31%
13%
,14%
;
Fuel
Gas
1
25%
37 V*
1
10%
>
2%
Corp——5
Oil
&
17%
19
2%
27%
29%
Bid
Natl
Bk
Bank
New
17
24%
25%
•
8%
12
13 %
23%
25%
1
12%
13%.
7.50
36 %
38%
5
9%
3
9%
Gas Co
Co
Co
10%
35
46%
49 %
11%
10
13%
14%
:
15%
49
1
1
10 Via
33
5
Co
53
-
9%
9%
Companies
Trust
Ask
7%
8%
37%
39 Va
10
28%
*
116
5
29%
32 V*
67
70%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
56%
59%
10
53%
57
Manufacturers & Traders
28
29 y«
34
36%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
46%
Trust Co
44 %
62%
Mercantile
Tr
Natl Bk of Boston-lO
"
56%
of New
41%
79%
50
320
(Pgh)_25
(St Louis)_12.50
137
30 Vs
145
39%
42
43
46%
y.
Va
York
25
102%
105 Va
44%
74
28%
3Q7/a
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
59%
National Bank of Detroit—
National
340
of
N
Connecticut
&
Tr
111
5
41 %
43%
Commercial Trust
Nat
(Buffalo)
Nassau County N Y.
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
Merchants
Co
Bank
(Philadelphia)
59%
16
30%
Continental
Bid
1
10
47 %
27%
Connecticut
(Wash T> C)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn NY).
Liberty Real Estate Bank A
National
54
57 V*
31 %
34 Vs
& Trust Co
(Fairfield County)
10
87
91%
National
Bank
40 %
43
National
City Bank
—5
15%
16%
National
Commercial Bank A
25
Bank
Bank
Bank
.10
Co_12%
J
&
Trust
Trust
'
Co (Chicago)
—33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
109%
Co
National
113%
of
Westchester-5
A
33 Va
75%
7.50
38
41%
25
(Albany)
Newark
31 %
70
59
62 Va
(Cleve)—16
Essex
Banking Co (N J)
New
York)—
5
35%
31%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
38
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
33%
Empire Trust Co
Y)
(N
Corp
Coal
Natl
Carolina
Gas
1
,
Fairfield
County Trust Co
■;
Co
Camden
First
Natl
First
Natl Bk
13 y8
First
Natl
76%
First
National
First
Natl
20%
22
1
33%
36%
12-.
.
Coal
&
Corp
Pacific
13%
35 y4
8%
3%
1
5
15%
78%
Pan American
Parker Hannifin Corp
2
%
38%
2 %r
17 Va
23%
18%
25
27 V*
21
22%
21%
-1
71%
45
51%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
50%
(Minn)—10
42%
10
60
63%
70
18 Va
20 Vb
General Bottlers—1
Permanente Cement—
-1
12%
22 y8
23%
-10
35%
38 V*
3-y*
10%
11%'
23%
25
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Plymouth
Rubber
Co—
--2
Co-~774
Portland Genl Electric
'
29 y»
73
18 %
20 Vs
65%
Rye National Bank (N Y)
25
70
74%
St Louis
St Louis—20
67
70 %
Seattle
2
78%
81%
Second Natl Bank of Phila
48%
51%
Rochelle
10
39%
5
28%
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
53 %
1st
Trust
Natl Bk
Co
10
12%
13 Vs
50
54
(Wash)_20
10
45%
48 Va
34 %
37%
Va
Hanover
10
46 %
49 Va
20
88
34%
42%
62
65
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y-5
State Bank of Albany—
10
56%
of
Union
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Natl Bank
22
59
23%
V*
63 Va
State Street Bank A Trust Co
Long
Y
58V2
62 Va
25
45
48
Trade Bank A Tr Co (N Y)—10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
28
9
29%
94
37
.
Union
JIO
55
58 Va
10
(Boston)
30 Ya
20
Sterling Natl Bank A Trust Co
Bank
of
New
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
Hartford
York
(Chic)
Natl Bank & Tr
Hudson County
Co__10
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr
Co
25
55Va
(Union City)—8
16%
Industrial Bk of Com
National
Providence
Industrial
R
Trust
•
38
60
For
(Phila)—5
see
Bank
of
•*
42
States
V*
10
k
Commerce
Trust_Co
34
37%,
United States Trust (N Y)—20.
92%
9&y*
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Art*)_5
60
63 Va
(Boston)
^
Wachovia Bank A Trust Co
10
footnotes,
United
17%.
,
of
I
Co
;.'
.
(N Y)—10
Bank
York)
(Cleveland)
;
Industrial
(New
National Bank
40%
18
(Winston-Salem N C)
2Q%
9%
31
43 y«
69 %
of
.
8%
42 %
10
62
Natl Bank
N
74%
157
10
Royal Bank of Canada
40%
Chi__20
13 V*
Pepsi-Cola
Boston
66%
38
of
Dallas
70 %
148
Royal State, Bk of New York—5
73 %
63%
10
of
59
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston_12%
of
of
First Westchester
New
73 V*
55%
Trust
35%
City Bank (NY)..20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co (Philadelphia)—10
Island
45
69 %
32
& Trust
of
20%
42%
39%
County
Franklin
18%
10
10
Natl
First
5
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
33 V*
20
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas >_12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash DC
25
National Bank
Natl
-
A
6%
Natl Bank
First
47%
(Hackensack N J)
Bk & Trust
First
First
41%
621
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
10
8%
36%
Sulphur Co—70c
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
Pendleton Tool Industry——^-1
17 y8
7%
6y2
25%
4%
11 »/2
10
Robinson Co—5
Electronics—90c
20%
,
16%
8
18%
17%
15
15%
1
5
Brewing
Gamble
4%
33%
Corp
Gas
Tail Power Co
Pabst
4%
Miss River Prod—10c
68
First
Passaic
590
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
33%
(Newark)—10
Bank
Bank
30%
41%
55%
(Atlanta)
Bank
(Chicago)—100
31%
(Baltimore)
21%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Ben
Bank
72%
Gas
62%=
52
Natl
20%
5
Water Co $4
Natural
259
37%
10
(NY)_10
Co
(Camden N J)
10%'
6%
9y8
6
2.50
53 V*
38
Eng Trust Co (Boston).IOO
New Jersey Bank A Trust Co.ll
10
Co
Trust
pfd-*
—19
Pub Serv Co
3
North Penn Gas Co—
Northwestern
3
■*
50
59%
Northern Tr Co
2%
Gas
&
247
50
1
Oil
American
24 Va
8%
7%
15%
25 Vb
(Chicago)_25
First
.10c
Packaging Corp of America—-5
21
32 V*
1
10c
Far
314
10
Southern
&
19%
Pacific Uranium Mines
35%
27
24%
30
44%
(Savannah)
i8y2
Corp
Pacific Power & Light Co
42
25
23
1
1
Ask
12
50c
Thermador
50%
38%
5
Chemicals Corp
Yuba Consolidated Industries
York
First Bank Stk Corp
58%
Service Co
7—
LL—10."f' 34.
General Gas Corp„
—2.50
,7%
Gen
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd
20
19%
28%
23%
(NY)_12%
23%
47
9%
26%
10
of Phila__10
Bk
21%
&
55
24%
27
10
Co
Conversion Co
Int'l Bank
5
—*
Eng Gas
Northeastern
.17%
8'/a
17%
24%
1
Wyandotte
A
of Cleve
Elec Assoc—_8
Nor
8%
22%
16 %
1
Corp
Natural
Wurlitzer
Fiduciary Trbst Co (N Y)
50%
5
12%
1
class A
18%
Wood
(N J)
23%
26%
_♦
11%
Long Island Trust Co
21%
47
8%
27%
50c
46%
4%
(Phila)
Fidelity Un Tr Co
25
13%
14 %
25%
20
Co
14%
Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line
7%
47 V*
5
17%
22 ya
301
13%
Olin Oil
16 Va
31%
.10
of Del—1
North
25 Vs
12.%
41%
44
43%
30%
43 %
Fidelity-Phila
Otter
74
38%
Telephone Co—10
4%
40
Federation Bk'& Tr
Old
15%
15%
29%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
Witco
Chemical
5
6%
45Va
13%
common
19%
7%
14%
Western Massachusetts Cos—1
12
11%
Wilcox Electric
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
40 y8
38%
-Hi,,
19%
9%
37%
Manufacturing Co.*
Western
43
12%
Nortex
6%
•
2%
10%
;
18
5%
34
13%
Whiting Corp
—
Cleveland
27%
is y4
?
36%
25%
&
20%
(N Y)
City Natl Bk & Tr
27%
25%
35%
Mortgage Assn_100
Federation Inc
1
32%
Point
27%
S
11%
Oklahoma
10c
Weyerhaeuser
West
Western Lt
2%
11%
23%
*
59%
5%
;
50c
Transmission
36 Vb
Co
Citizens
95
41
1
Westcoast
1
50c
B
38%
7 Va
Trust
23%
Supply Co—-10
Co
Financial
55
1
26%
23%
5
Co
Gas
33%
—
Co
Trust
Chemical
29%
Rubber
21V2
Co__
Packing Co
22
1
Natural
1.25
York
Chase Manhattan
16
27%
Co
2
Co
14%
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
10
-
St
Centl-Penn
69
1
_„_1
(Texas)—*
1
*oote Bros Gear
& Mach cl A__5
Class B
Gas
2
15%
~CorpIIII—1
Louis
Bank
Inc
25
Corp.l
Swasey Co
9%
(Newark )_25
Central Natl Bank
29%
14
Florida Steel
Corp
Garlock
27%
Mfg Co
Brothers
Wash
-i—1
Virginia
Camden Trust Co
28
Northwest
Boston Corp
:
—10
First Charter
Financial Corp—*
fisher Brothers Co
__2.50
Fisher Governor
Co
1
Frito
42
26
Norrls
22
Natl
rirst
39%
IV2
Inc
&
Trust
3%
36%
14%
Pacific Mercury
financial
3
13 y4
Laboratories
New
of
St
11%
common..
Reed
7%
6%
Commerce
Broad
39%
_1
Emhart Mfg Co_
Empire State Oil Co
62%
1
T &
13%
12%
34
5
I
Mil
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
Wellington Mtg Co class A
Boatmen's National Bank
11%
11
Nicholson File CO—
22%
2
23%
100
of
of
Bankers Trust
23%
37
New
.55
20 y4
50c
19 y4
5
&
30%
Corp
Francisco).
Bank
2V2
Publishing Co
America N
Bank
20 y2
10%
5
Corp
Gas
8%
6%
Co
Bank
26%
21%
3
of
(San
46
24%
lc
National Shirt Shops
America—
Co
Corp
Steel
Corp
Machine & Eng.
Class
27%
20%
;
Chemical
21%
4%
8%
25
National Homes Corp A com.50c
39%
-
5
Economics Laboratory Inc
E
Electro-Voice Inc
Electrolux Corp
Electronics Capital
(W L)
Bank
37
Co—16
Industries
National
51%
_1
;
14%
58%
29%
1
Warren
17%
22
5
Leasing Corp
Waddell
25%
12%
13
Pwr
&
Chem
Warner
6%
16%
Par
21%
34%
1
& Electric
National Cleveland Corp
49
481/2
2%
—
20%
*
Nalco Chemical Co
47 y4
45%"
—1
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern Utilities Associates
Paso
v"
25 y4
—
Dynamics Corp of
36%
23%
12%
New
37%
36 Va
Dura Corporation
^
6
5
6%
1V4
Co
Gas
Mountain
14%
1
Bradstreet Inc.—
Dunham Bush Inc__
Durlron
Inc
Mfg & Sales Co
Missouri-Kansas
21%
__1
&
33 %
1
States
Bank and Trust
22 y4
1
Missouri
10%
34 y2
5
19 %
1
Corp
j
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
21%
Co
States
28%
Struthers Wells Corp
30 y8
Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
—5
'Miss Valley Barge Line Co—11
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
15 %
19>/2
s
...
■
13%
__5
Donnelley (R R) Sons
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott Co——
Dun
•.
28
20%
Steel
Minneapolis Gas Co__
8%
9%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp_5
Detroit Internat
Bridge Co___1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc.
1
18%
Lt
Natf
Texas
1
Stouffer
10%
20%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vance Sanders &
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
19%
14 y4
1
20%
Inc—
78 y4
17%
17%
10c
A
'
7%
16
19
Elec
2.50
Steel
5%
74
Miller
43%
16%
13%
32
Miles
24%
40%
5%
3%
29%
Class A
21V2
23
l
Dejur-Amsco Corp class-
Delhi-Taylor
19%
42%
15
12%
1
non-voting
Works
Stepan
~.
29%
Corp__50c
Pipeline
10
Products
22
9%
13%
1
Mohawk
Specialties—
Co_—
Dashew Business
12%
39
45%
Corp
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
30
Home
19
26%
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc..
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
17
._„—l
Steamship
65
17%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
14%
11%
5
12 Va
16%
Metropolitan Broadcasting ——1
17%
28%
&
Statler Hotels Delaware
Stekoll Petroleum
13
Meredith
34%
13
Fruit
Stanley
Q>Va
12
lc
Co_
<■
10
32%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines Inc
.
22 %
16 %
1%
common
41%
.5
Plus
Blower
McNeil
11
20%
_5
33%
39
25
McLouth
17%
32
•
Co
McLean
18%
10
31%
Corp
1
Herrington Co Inc—1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
•
23%
16
10
10
3
18%
15%
2%
61%
United States Servateria
Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp
1
39%
,«2%
41%
1
United
24%
Common
8 Vb
,_1
17
1
3%
38%
1
United
66%
43%
Inc__
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Mfg Co
(A
Stand
51%
7%
Marmon
•
Control Data
Corp___—_50c
Cook Coffee Co_
—1
Cook Electric
Company
1
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co__
1
Copeland Refrigeration
Corp__l
Craig Systems Inc
1
6
48 Va
Marlin-Rockwell
19%
5%
Oil
Staley
-
25 Vb
3
Union
6%
50%
"**
•
Gas
Wesco
23%
Co Inc
5%
63
22%
Register..
Inc
Tucson
_1
Co
31%
2%
7%
25
Co
Pressed
Maxson
22
Electric
Standard
Madison
9%
18 %
Sprague
15%
.
13%
76%
Stanley
Macmillan
20%
8%
32%
72
Standard
Ludlow
37
18%
Milling & Elev Co_—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com_3
$1.25 conv preferred-—
25
Colorado
30%
5%
Lucky Stores
16%
34%
_5
18 V2
Lone Star
37%
15%
^——2%
Gas
17%
Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B.5
Ling-Altec Electronics-.:
_50c
6%
Co
30%
29%
•
Transwestern
1
Co
Co
Spector Freight Sys
Speer Carbon Co
43%
•__*
47%
*
Co
Producing
40%
preferred
Trans Gas Pipe Line
47
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
Southwestern States Tel Co
1
18
211
14%
Lanolin
i'4%
■
Tel
Gas
Gas
23%
Lau
4%
5%
Power
Eng
Union
Southwest
13%
16%
195
Laguna Miguel Corp units-
21
13 %
1
Engines Corp—
-Southern
26V2
"
40 y2
Landers Frary & Clark
13%
33 %c
Common class B_
Colonial
4%
cl A—33%c
com
'
Clinton
19%
New
'
7%
5
Co
28%
*
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab
Inc
6%
10c
Power
4%
Koehring
26
Central 111 Elect & Gas
Nevada
Southern
Water
31V2
Keystone Portland Cem Co_
3%
Central
Southern
33
12y4
7%
12%
Co__10c
Serv Co
1
Ketchum
27%
3%
56y2
Dev
Colorado
*
Kentucky Utilities Co
10%
Point Field Trust ctfs—
Central Electric & Gas Co
_3%
Cedar
Calif
Southern
Pub
1
Kennametal
45
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
9%'
_1_—
Southern
26 V4
1
Ke&xpey & Trecker Corp
24 %
Corp
22%
24%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
56%
Carlisle
&
30'%
1'
Supply
Oil
26%
1
Corp
11%
44
2
Shore
Tokheim
.
1
6%
Co—*
Co
Inc
32%
5
Corp
Southeastern
Time
6%
2
Cable
52J/4
5
Inc
&
24
>
Utilities Co—_15
Water
Wire
43y2
Spur
$1.46
5y8
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com—_25
Simplex
Skil
5'/a
2iy2
.10
—
29 y8
4%
Ltd——10c
Co
19%
10%
Service Corp___-_l
Pacific Power Co
7%
Sierra
81%
40
*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
States
30%
Seismograph
-
Gas
Glass.I*
Fibre
34%
1
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Nat
18
1
& Co
Jervis Corp
Jessop Steel Co___
24%
Calif Water &
13
Fetzer
(G D)
(H
32%
•
Kaiser Steel Corp common..-;
37 y4
California
23V*
41/!
Engineering Corp—*
Freight Sys__ 1
& Heintz
Jamaica
24%
Te'___—5
Interstate
&
Thompson
7%
32
.
24%
.
•
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.
3%
29%
_1
56%
20c
Scott
Corp.
Thomas & Betts Co_.
17 %
10%
'
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62
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29%
♦
6%
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58
1
Searle
78
1
Corp
Jack
35%
,
23
1
4%
3%
42%
15%
ReidI
Scholz Homes Inc
9%
1
Therm-O-Disc
King
3%
1
Texas
National
Petroleum
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
52;'
1
Corp
2%
10%
27%
19%
Thermo
132
34%
1
43
21%
13%
1
Corp_7
Transtnia
Texas Industries Inc
26'%
,_5
12
"units"—_
Securities Co
Itek
27%
32%
—1
3%
Motor
40%
25
-——'—10
Burndy Corp
Byllesby (H M) & Co
9%
* 33
7-7
Production. Co_—l
Co
1
Iowa Southern
41%
"
Bullock's
10%
\
2iy4
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1
Iowa Public Service Co
5
29%
38
Trust
Interstate
17%
"
33
Corp
Eastern
18
Manufacturing Co_2y2
Plywood
12
40
Jacinto Petroleum
1
Sanders Associates Inc
1
Sawhill Tubular Prod
Inc—_*
Schield Bantam Co
7%
8%
<
—11
Interstate
19
•.
■
32
24%
19%
10%
124
Telecomputing Corp
San
21%
10%
1 -
;___*
Oil
Interstate
7
10%
17%
16
Corp.—.
Gas
6%:
20
International Textbook Co—*
Interstate Bakeries Corp_
1
8%
9%
common.4
—2y2
Indianapolis Water
21%
,
7%
131 %
-
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42%
*
Co
11%
Co.
33%
25c
Inc
Hj
10%
Co
39%
Inc_3y2
A
17
1
-5
Broadcasting
31
Ryder Systems Inc
Sabre-Pinon Corp
10%
125y4
Mills
15%
Tappan
1
39%
Ask
9%
Corp—1
Taft
Tekoil
2
Bid
1
Tampax Inc
6%
.
1
Co
class
Myers
(H
Marie
South
15%
;•%
6%
—1
9%
1
Head Mills Inc—
Indiana Gas & Water—.
32%
20
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&
Roddis
81%
Rose
Indian
6%
30%
preferred—25
Brown
Husky
'
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Corp of America.—10c
Bowling
Bowser
Hugoton
7
•>
common
Hugoton' Gas
12%
7%
r.-l
Pet-Co_—
1
Black Hills Power & Light Cor_1
Black Sivalls1 & Bryson Inc—_1
Borman Foods Stores—,.—_L_1
____c.
Class. A
-15%
32%
—"—--f
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Rockwell
.
48 %
14%
Incl—5
Hathaway
Berkshire
14%,
.
Robbins
Robertson
77
Corp
Propane Gas
Susquehanna Corp
19%
5%
3
Roadway Express
,
Greene
Suburban
36%
18%
34%
l
5
Rice
137/8
_i
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'*
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25V4
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1
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7'
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19%
/
114
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47%
V
13%;
Bros Bag Co—U—25
Bemis
k-
18%
V
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107
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113
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'
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12
•
5
Mexico—5
Corp
16%
Corp
Houston
7%
<
11
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Behlen
31%. ,#Houston
8%
12 V2
Stoker
15%
preferred.
8
Hamp
Gas
Riley
12%
Voltage Engineering—
5
Co
River
48 y4
106
1
Hilton Credit Corp
Hoover Co class A
15%
.;e%
6%
High
69
4%
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Republic Natural
Richardson
Co„
•
23%
Mining
Splendor
of
Purina
1
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Co
22
29% -i
„
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'-1
Bates Mfg.. Co__—_—10
Oil
Baker
45%
Ralston
—5
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-
Oil Tools,1 Inc——_——_U
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__5
class A
10c
Inc
Stubnltz
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"45%
Hewlett-Packard
11
•
42%
_—_.
23%
—
common—___10:
Inc
Co
21%
172
'32%
Controls__l
&
Properties
Serv
28%
5
Alegre Sugar Corp,
Purex Corp Ltd—
1
Purolator
Products
197/8
163
30%
Inc..
Helene Curtis Ind
Heublein
17%
-14%
,18%
.
Pub
26%
Punta
'*''V26%
—1
Hearst Coins Publications cl A_25
24%
15%
10%
20%
65%
B
#16%
24y8
24%
(M A). Co class A com_l0
Class
.
Western Gas Co—5
Art Metal Construction Co:.—10
Arvide Corp
—_—l
Associated Spring Corp———10
Avon Products -i—i-i.
-2.50
Aztec Oil & Gas Co__—1 '
Xerox
Hanna
.
Arkansas
Society—.——
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1
America
Pubco Petroleum-,
Pub Serv Co of New
21
22y4
-
(A-P)
Fire Brick Co
5
Green Mountain Power
Corp__5
Grinnell Corp__:
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%,
of
Bid
Par
Corp
Co
-
16%
,
15
*
30%
-
Potash
Producing
Cement
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
1_
1
16%
28%
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement Corp—,
5
Ask
Gibralta
7%
15%
Bid
Giant Portland
43 y4
40V2
7
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Portsmouth
Ask
Acrovox
(Quotations for Friday, May 20)
or
Industrials and Utilities
Par
45
preceding
page.
wells
Fargo
—8
Amer Trvst Co-10
19%
21%
56...
59
46
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Funds—
America
of
„25c
2.13
2.34
Investment
Co
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Amer Research & Dev Corp__l
Associated -Fund Trust
*
Atomic DeVel Mut Fund Inc__l
7.17
7.75
Investment
Trust
Fund
Aberdeen
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
4.34
8.57
"9.37
Johnston
23%
24%
1.64
1.49
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
32.58
Agricultural Insurance Co
8c
,
5
10
30%
39
42%
Life Companies
10%
12
Life
15%
10
17%
Lincoln
11
Loyal Amer Lire Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty
American
B-3
B-4
13.16
K-l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)—1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
J/
1
15.77
17.21
9.48
10.34
American
8.84
9.65
Amer Ins
14.53
15.65
American
18.60
20.30
Amer
Mercury
(Wash D C)
n.29
12.32
Amer
Nat
-1
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Ltd-i
13.17
14.33
12.96
14.14
Bankers
12.94
13.99
Bankers
1
5.94
6.42
8.06
8.81
S-l
11.13
12.10
S-2
(Iligh-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Slocks)—1
18.03
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)
S-4
(Low
California Fund Inc
13.26
6.74
7.37
Canada General Fund—
Priced Com
Keystone Fund of Canada
Knickerbocker Fund
Fund
75%
79
1
luc
Ltd
1
Fund
Inc
1
Canadian International Growth
12.82
13.86
Lazard
15.92
17.23
*
9.36
lc
8.50
25c
Lexington
_1
Life Insurance Investors Inc —1
Life Insurance Stk Fuud Inc—1
Loomis-Suyles Fund of Can—1
American
Beneficial
7.03
Boston
36
39%
3%
Merchants
4
11%
3%
Monument Life
National Fire
13%
_lo
52%
57
8%
43
55
19%
59'/a
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Line
21%
National
14%
15%
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Co
33%
>.
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Ltd
——i
Capital
Life
10.23
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Fund
Stock
Growth
1
8.55
9.24
1
50c
Corp—100
13.88
15.17
11.08
Fund
Inc
Securities
Christiana
13.600
131-
10°
preferred
7%
1
1
Colonial Energy Shares
Colonial
Inc
Fund
Income
Commonwealth
Fund
14.300
General
industries
139
Metal
12.93
10.12
11.06
9.38
10.20
15.34
1
18.74
8.01
8.71
1
Consolidated Investment Trusfc_l
13.83
19
17 *2
20.84
22.68
1
Income Fund
Dividend
7.86
1
15.48
15.64
1
54.45
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund -1
11.21
Vegli Investing CO Iuc_
Fund Inc
Trustee
Diversified
Baton
Securities
11.77
11.73
12.54
New
7.38
8.07
New
a21.82
45%
Co
Life
1
7.75
8.71
Travelers
United ins Co of Amer..
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S Fire Insurance
U S Life
Ins__J0
39%
1
10.OI
10.82
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12.58
5s
13.58
June
15,
I960.
100.1
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15/3960—
100.7
15,
1960
100.6
100.8-
15,
I960—.
100.10
100.12
16.34
Oppenheimer Fund
1
10.83
11.10
4%S Feb.
17.29
18.69
Over-The-Counter
4.25
4.65
1
5.97
6.53
6.10
Penn
2.17
2.37
Peoples
1
17.73
19.43
10.55
11.47
Philadelphia
•
10.47
11.36
50c
11.48
11.59
5.85
6.43
Pioneer
2.50
8.50
9.24
2.76
3.05
Price
9.01
9.87
1.66
I.80
Square Mutual Fund
Securities Corp
Fund Inc
1
1
16.91
>"
18.38
6.79
Puritan
Fund
Inc
Fund
Securities—
1
stk.
(Ex 50fc
Quarterly
9.08
9.95
7.70
dividend)
Shares
Dist
8.32
15.49
1
14.12
-
12.99
1
Inc
6.80
9.01
9.87
lc
lc
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
6-11
6.70
6.54
7.17
Stock
Common
Selected
Sept.
29%
76%
80
•
,38
52%
-■
27%
•> 40%
v
29%
*
2
38%;
41%
2.
Fire
29%
31%
4%s Oct.
Feb.
13,
Sept.
March
99.29
100.8
April 10, 1970—:
Feb. 10, 1972
12.03
1
15.01
6.35
6.97
Southwestern Investors lire
1
13.46
Administered shares—lc
8.98
9.84
Sovereign
1
13.71
6.78
7.44
State Street Investment
Corp—*
35.21
37.21
Machinery
slis—lc
shares—lc
6.67
7.32
Stein
Bond
7.73
8.06
J
a35.54
13.26
14.52
Stock
1
a27.93
5.68
6.23
Sterling
Iuc_l
11.56
1/
100.14
100.18
100.24
April
3,
4%s June
99.31
1960_i
1961
99.17
1961—_:
20
1961
98.28
i___
w
I,
1963
100.2
99
96.28
99.21
99.8
100.4;
99.12
QQ
;
100
99.12
100.20
101.4;
98.28
94
!•'•
98
99
:/■•
97.24
98.24
99.16
:
95.8
93
—
94.16
98.12
.
100.16
4%s
July
15.
1969
99
5%s
Feb.
20,
1970—
103.24
98.24
3 %s
90.24
91.24
94.16
April 1, 1970
5%s July 20, 1970—
103.24
104.24
1969.
98.24
98.8
104.24
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
99.24
90.8
91.8
4%s Fob.
98.24
98.24
96
97
93
94
15.01
lc
100.20
14.55
Fully
100.13
100.1
100.20
20,
4%s April 20, 1964
3%s May 2, 1966
4%s March 20, 1968
4%s March 20, 1969:
16.45
Food
99.31
.97.24
5%s
11.01
Smith
100.11
I960—:
93.16
April
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Ask
100.2
97.24
4%s
13.01
'
100
Bank Bonds—.'
Dec.
2%s May
98.12
\- 98.16
4%s
13.83
99.26
101
96.12
1963
4%s Nov. 12, 1963:
4%s June 10, 1965—.
3%s March 11, 1968.
9.71
11.88
3,
Land
4%s Sept. 20, 1961—
4s May 1, 1962
4%s Aug. 20, 1962
100.1
97.28
8.98
12.63
100.16
99.31
10/ 1962™
10.
100.17
100.16
1962
v
99.31
99.23
_
1961
11,
100.2
100.8
a9.19
lc
point
a
2%s June 1, I960
5%s Oct. 20, 1960
96.20
100.15
Inc—1
(The) Stock Fimd.lc
shares
lc
32nds of
more
for
3%s April 3.
100
1961
Shares—1.25
Fund
American
or
Federal
100.1-
96.4
1960
10,
11,
3%s
,
Stevens & Clark—
Scudder
12,
4%s
7.43
12.83
Canada
'
Sliares—lc
Sept.
March
5 VaS
•
11.87
of
1963
4%s April 10, 1961.
4%s May 10, 1961
13.74
al8.25
Fund
15,
4%s
3%s
14.25
_25c
Scudder
April
5.35s
Fund—
Growth
Putnam
100.9
4s
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
-ic
si tares
Avialion-Eloctruiiics—
Equip
13.60
1
(Geo)
7.38
99.31
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
v,4s June 10, I960—
r
3%s Aug." 23, 1960
•
1
Fund Inc
Putnam
Corp
1961
,
a27.93
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
7%
5.40s
3%s
Inc
Inc
'
''49%
Bid
July
Fund
5
the
Cooperatives—
5,15s June
1/I960——
5%s Sept 1, I960—
v
100.3
Aug.
15,
one
Banks
4%s Sept.
&
Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
in
=
49%
27%
•
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1
General Investors Trust
Westchester
Figures after decimal point represent
4%s
5.58
Co
City of N Y
35%
32
Insurance
32%
109
6%
3
.
42%
'
5.40s
Fund
5.
2.50
3%
13.38
Securities
Co_
7%
,
3
53%
46
59%
14.47
Shares
10
Insurance
49%
104
83%
»
381/4
.
30%
10
56%
7
•\"7%
49%
Standard Sec Life Ins (N Y)__2
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
8
.
571/2
6%
46%
U S
50c
54%
«.
11
:
..?•
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.52
-1
Chemistry
Electronics
371/4
35
preferred
Standard Accident
,
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
8.47
1
Eugland Fiu;d
York Capital Fund
Nucleonics
61%
34%
79
,
1
Standard
56-;
49%
46%
>
5
Amer
23
Life
$6.50
19%
1
Ins
47/8
481/4
21
Security Ins (New Haven)——lo
Security Life 8c Trust Co
5
Springfield Fire & Marine
2,
.
.42%
10
^
of
43
V
18%
10
(Fla)
Corp
40%
Fla)i2.%-
4%
45%
Seaboard Surety Co__—___.__5
13.24
"X
Electrical
.
1
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer_
65%
5
52%
5
Insurance—2
St Paul Fire & Marine.
L_6.25
V
v
—10
Life
6.35
lc
Inc
Automobile
Owners
Republic Natl
-
74%
Co
60%
22
48
8.37
lc
series
Fundamental Investors
Capital
18%
.>•'
.5
36%
34
5
Co
20%
96
12,38
10c
1
*
Iuc
stock scries
Preferred
Home
Jefferson
101
Ins
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
81%
78%V*
-
Life
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
6%
,
1
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
.
7.66
5.81
1
Fund
Founders Mutual Fund
Group
6.12
6
60
Boiler
56
20%
5
78%
-15.11
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Common stock
Steam
Insurance
70%
22%
5
.
44%
66
75
4
Co-
13%
41%
10
'20%
1
7.99
16
12%
10
One William Street Fund-
Ftduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Mutual
Insurance
31%
37%
v
10
14.55
14%
12
Providence-Washington
4.09
•
Series
of Canada Ltd
7.71
Financial
General
5.60
3.74
-
—
Slock
3.33%
56%
.
69
(Jacksonville
54
34%
Phoenix
13.39
Fidelity Fund Inc.
Futures
Series
11.21
—1
Series
Insurance
■'
54
.4
Home
15.14
10.26
1
Stock
Income Series
Growlh
14.00
1
.
Series
Preferred
20.92
1
Series
Slock
__1
Life
Insurance
—
2.50
—
Philadelphia
(D C)_1.50
Insp 8c Insurance
Series—
Series
Dividend
11.00
20C
Gulf
Hartford
3.50
1
Investors Corp—
NaLional
9.41
Balanced
19.34
29%
53
10
—
49%
;
50%
5
41%
53%
„.
Gov Employ Life Ins
Great American
'
3.22
46
_10
Co
Peerless Insurance Co
3%
3
47%
Globe & Republic Ins Co
:
Government Employees Ins
13.46
1
National
10.67
3.14
Fidelity Capital Fund-
Florida
,
1
10.38
15.50
Burofund Inc
•
•
interest
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Nation
2.86
10
22.40
1 al3.59
Shares
Trust
beneficial
of
35%
38%
50%
50%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Mutual
19%
38%
33
2
Casualty
Ins
18%
36%
5
Pacific
44%
Insurance
Hanover
Mutual Shares Corp
107
A_.
Fire—s
Fire
River
103
1
5
Northern Ins Co of N Y
Indemnity Co
75%
69
1
15.07
Fund
Investment
72
5
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
(DC)
12.32
York
Northeastern
2.50
F)
10.17
14.26
Energy Fund Inc.
Equity Fund Inc.
1
Life
(S
-
Automation
&
Fund
9.26
a20.27
1
15.61
20.72
'
64%
4
13.94
1
Electronics Investment Corp
14.44
-
13.94
:
Inc
9.74
_
Co
Inc—1
Inc.
Fund
12.89
interest—1
of beneficial
8.59
Howard—
Fund
8c
Stock
33%c
9.44
Balanced
Stock
-
10
Mutual Income Foundation Fd.l
25c
Fund
5
Co
Amsterdam
North
152
Inc
Insurance
Franklin
Trust
1
Missiles-Jets
Shares •—
Dividend
Dreyfus
2.39
lnt_33%c
Growth
Inc
Bond
2.50
3.30
Investors
Investors
Units
Shares—
E
Series
12.33
145
10
com—
class
Corp
Hampshire
New
AA
148
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
3.53
Massachusetts Life Fund—
55.00
De
De Vegh Mutual
Delaware
Fund
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5 :
Federal
of beneficial
Fund
Mutual
7.19
Forsler
&
Co
Fireman's
Fund
B
Series
Crum
328
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
shares
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown Western Investment Iuc
Casualty
6.56
316
1.94
14.95
Inc
Fund
Concord
Continental
6.01
20%
35%
141
Fire
New
'
10
3.5s
Massachusetts
20.37
1
Composite Fund Inc
Assurance
Inc
New
35%
-f
19%
Life
General
lc
Mass
Fund Inc
Continental
2.26
shares
Petroleum
16.67
Oomposhe Bond & Stock
18.02
:
Special Investment shares, lc
Transport shares
lc
9.48
1
1
Investment
Connecticut
<
2
16.48
———■—lc
shares
Paper
Ins
(Ky)
3.15
shares
Life
15.26
Co
—lc
shares—lc
shares
11.83
Commonwealth
lc
Electric
8.72
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Sayles
1574
11.91
13.96
Trust
Managed Funds—
-
Inc
Commonwealth
Loomis
11.98
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical
9.32
i5Vs
10.90
Fund
Venture Fund
Lexington
32%
10
Union
i
Lite
(Bait)
Natl Life 8c Accident Ins
40
5
(N J)
al4.51
(1954)
Canadian
Manufacturers
5
Standard
Insurance
9
8c
2
-
10
Ins
225
4%
1
Shippers
215
44%
27%
Reinsurance
8c
lo
34%
25%
2%
2%
Natl Life
5 4'/a
41%
(Galveston).—1
Ins
18%
16%
51%
Bonding
._5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance
12.50
J)„2%
1
Life
15%
10
Va
Massachusetts
9%
Corp
National
17
1
of
3%
47%
(Newark N
Co
56%
32%
8%
Investors
6.51
,
a24.45
Mutual Fund—•
Co
3
Inc
Insurance
22%
53%
1
43 %
Assurance
Tenn
of
Ask
20%
1
5
Home
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)._2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Amer
8.95
13.47
76%
28%
25.25
4.13
16.68
81%
72%
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
23.31,
8.23
12.29
Par
77
10
Insurance
Companies
American
21.37
3.78
12.27
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
Ask
Bid
10
Surety
Co._
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Inc—'
Investment
Ltd
Fund
31.94
Life
24.20
(Medium
1
i
50c
1
1
Mutual Fund Inc
Street
Broad
Aetna
1
B-2
1
Fund
Boston
Bullock
13.14
Grade Bouds)_l
5.66
5.53
12.11
.
American
K-2
Ltd
Blue Ridge
Insurance
al2.53
5.13
Axe-Temple ton Growth Fund
Canada
Casualty
Aetna
12.09
split
5.18
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton P.ind "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghlon Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science <fe Elecl'nics Corp lc
Aetna
12.14
Fund
Mutual
(The)
two-for-one
Ex
9.92
1
1
Inc
Fund
Istel
al4.21
Par
10.34
11.11
of Boston—1
Research Fuud
Investors
4.07
Ask
Bid
Par
1
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
.
SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, May 20)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Mutual
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2242)
shares
Chemical
Common
Bond
General
Industrial
Institutional
shares
Merchandising shares
shares
Mining
Petroleum
shares
(Edison
Fund
B)
Investors
Roe
Fund
Inc
Fund
Investment
Fund
8.83
9.68
Television-Electronics Fund
Bond shares
2.12
2.34
Texas
Equipment shares
5.68
6.23
Townsend
Railroad Stock shares
9.00
9.86
Growth
Railroad
/ RR
Steel
shares
9.09
Utilities
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
9.96
8.69
10.39
ic
6.33
6.93
Century Growth Inv«
Twentieth
8.30
United
II.84
19.61
7.97
9.51
6.53
7.14
U
7.57
shares
1
Inc
S
&
Funds
United
Inc—
Accumulated
United
al9.34
Income Fund
H-C7
10c
4.90
Series
H-DA
10c
4.81
Value
Line Fund
1
Inc—lc
a24.88
Value
Line Income
Value
Line
Imperial
Capital
Inc
Fund
Income Foundation Fund inc iuc
Income
Fund
Incorporated
5.35
7.92
8.65
2.53
7.46
8.15
9.07
'9.91
1
8.44
lc
10.33
11.30
Fund.lc
10.86
11.88
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.26
6.85
—
Foundation
Institutional
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Recent
lc
1990
5.32
Wall
5%s_'80
98%
119
Lomb Opt 4'/28—1979
Petroleum
6s
1980-76
Fund
Investors
Fund
Wellington
16.15
6.27
6.85
5.20
5.68
3.34
3.65
8.10
Fund
9.13
Metro
Mid-America
54%
Edison
Mountain
56%
13.82
15.07
1
12.32
13.32
Fund—10c
12.45
13.61
Inc
—1
5.97
National
Can
Lgt 4%s
1990
Carrier Corp 4148
iS82
Central Illinois Light 4%s_1990
98%
99%
National
Fuel
Chance Vought 5'/«*
97
IOT7
Cincinnati Gas 8c Elec 5s
1990
Commonwealth Edison 4%s
'90
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6a—1972
87
89
99"%
100%
99
100%
Niagara
Brass
96%
97%
6.46
Ferro
3%s
116%
84
101%
5%8—1985
5%s
4%s_1990
ww__1963
oeius
'
97%
100
96%
102
98%.
101
98%
1977
89
92
94
97
100
100%
1969
79
81%
5%x
Puget Sound Pr & Lt 5%s_.1990
100%
100 %
101
103
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
110
Genrl Developm't conv 68—1975
General Port Cement 5s
1977
114
105
108
Sperry Rand 5%s
1902
121
Oen'l Tire &
1971
89
187
Rubber 6s ww_1982
126
1984
98
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec 5s_1990
Louisiana Power & Lgt 58-1990
Lowensteln (Mi & Sous—
100
4%s
1981
99%
ww
Textron Amer 5s
,
WW
—
101
100%
99%
Transcontinental Gas
5%s
Underwood Corp 5%s
U S Industries
4%\
5%s
76 %
78
15, 1962
98.12
98.16
2%s
Treasury Notes^—
4%s Aug. 15, 1960.
15,
95.8
95.12
l%s April 1, 1963
92.16
92.24
100.8
100.10
4s
1%S Oct. 1, 1960
l%s April 1, 19G1
1963
98.28
99.6
99.14
1%S
Oct.
1,
1963-
91.8
98.12
98.20
4%s
Nov.
3%s May
15,
99.16
99.20
99.22
99.26
4s
Aug.
1%S
15,
1,
Oct.
1961
1961
1.
1961
15, 1962
4s Feb.
15,
1962
l%s April 1, 1962
4s
May
Aug.
Westcoast Trans 5%s
May
15,
1963
1%S April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
97.4
99
99.12
4%s
Nov.
95.4
95.12
1%S
April
99.4
4%s May
99
1962
99.28 '
15,
91.16
90.12
101
1965
1965-
15,
90.4
101.4
101.30
I
1964
1,
99
101.14
101
I
5s Aug. 15, 1964
1 %s Oct. 1, 1964
99.8
;
I_
1963
98.28
15,- 1962
15,
Feb.
96.28
3%s Feb.
102.2
88.20
87.16
r—^
100.4
88.28
101.4
101
99.30
87.24
100.2
Bat*
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Pipe
5%s
98%
1971
/
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
1-59
«-
1-60
100
100.2
5.25s
2-
1-60
1-59
11-
100.14
5-60
100.5
1-60
100.16
7-
100.7
4.80s
3-
1-60
12-
100.7
100.9
1-60
100.7
1-60
100.9
4.40s
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
5.20s
11-
12-
1-59
9-
1-60
100.11
100.13
4.338
1-
4-60
10-
3-60
100.14
100.16
4%s
2-59
8-
United States
YieidFriee
Bid
Due
92
Bid
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
6-
wi
1-60
3-
1-61
99.932
June
9, HP60
June
16,
99.820
99.837
June
22,
99.775
June
99.788
23,
99.768
99.781
October
99.715
99.732
October
6, 1960
13, 1960
99.644
99.663
October
17,
1960
20,
1960
30,
1960L
1960
July 7, 1960_™^
July 14, 1960.
July 15, 1960
July 21, 1960
July 28, 1960
August
4,
11,
August
18,
August
25,
1960
99.873
99.884
99.561
99.575
October
99 551
99.566
100.1
99.476
99.492
99.395
99.413
1960
99.102
99.158
8,
1960
99.040
99.100
99.042
15.
1960
22.
I960-
29.
1960
98.978
98.865
I
November 10,
November 17,
99.331
99.233
99,256
190O__-
January
99.159
99.178
April 15,
99.086
98.933
98.800
08.871
98,678
98.642
98.555
98.521
98.595
98.563
98.452
98.495
98.324
1960
98.716
98.602
_
27, 1960
November 3,
1960
99.311
y|si{;
1,
October
I960-.™.
■
100
100.2
Yield I rice
99.980
99.925
...
99.31
jjjji
99.976
1960
99.30
100
Ask
Treasury Bills
Ask
September
September
September
September
September
June
August
Line
1980
Due
910-
4.65s
May 26f, 1960.
86
157
Hilton Hotel 6s
94.4
3%s Nov.
100.3
72
1975
I
Ask
93.28
100.17
101
1976
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1962
100.1
100%
-.1990
5s
l,
Ask
1973
ww
Steel
Oct.
100.15
June
Pacific Petroleum 5s
ft
l%s
5%s
.
5%s
100.14
1961.
5.375
80
1976
Gas
Northspan Uran
147
115
100%
1975
Mohawk Pwr 4%s_1990
Penn Elec
El Paso Natural Gas 514s—1977
3%s
5s
Northern Ind Pub Ser
101%
144
71
Tel—
2000
Mueller
Bid
Treasury Notes {Continued)—
100.12
1961.
Units—
5s
89%
&
100
1990
-
Pipeline
States Tel 8c
87%
Ry 4s
100
point
a
15,
14.48
1
5s
32nds of
more
or
Maturity-
Feb.
9.98
13.32
Bid
99%
cne
/
1
Bonds—
99
122
Ask
May 15,
8.85
1
;
Inc
Ind
'
4%s
4s
1
Inc
Growth
Wisconsin
15.44
14.86
Inc__1
Fund
Whitehall Fund
Winfield
14.13
1
1
Ltd
Inc
10c
*.969
Corp
11.50
1
Canada
'
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
'4%s Nov 15 1960.
Mutual
Canadian
Pwr
10.58
Inc
1975
Carolina
7.60
Street Investing Corp
Burlington Industries 4148
Pacific
6.95
Special Situations
Washington
Ask
99%
Power 5s
8c
British
4.87
Bid
Australia (Com'w'lh of)
Bausch
1
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Alabama
13.27
Fund
Wellington Equity Fund
Fund
Growth
Funds
Fund
9.12
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst
United
2.77
Tnc—1
Fund—1
of Boston
Income
12.21
United Science Fund
Series
Fund
—1
Shares_l
Continental
Uniled
20.20
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Haydock
Fund
3972-1967
4%s
International
Fund
10.81
Tobacco
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity12.50
1
Fund
15,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Faruham
8c
105.8
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
"
Balanced
104.8
98.369
98.271
98.224
99.122
1960_™.
99
I
96.141
98.171
1961
97.365
97.531
1961-**
96.330
96.385
15.
1960
129
1970
89
1971
89
1988
80
93 "
83%
*
New
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
Ywk^tock^han3™1 7*1?®' stock,
York Stock
Exchange, t New b»B1,d
yleld prlce' d Ex"rlghts
x
Ex-divldend/
.
wl When
k Admitted, t: B»tlng on the
issued,
y
Ex-stock
dividend.
Number 5953
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
47
(2243)
'
■»
the course : of- bank clearings
Clearings this week .will show an increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 21, clearings for all
cities of the United States for. which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
jl.7% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $28,398,012,401 against $25,431,695,902 for the same week in 1959. At this center
there is n gum for the? week ending Friday of 20.1%. Our comparative summary
for the week follows:; :
v
Week Ended
MayJ21~+7. v,'.«
I960
:
•
1959
>
i---.I---i_i._i_.-..——
Louis
430,900,000
780,476,000
4
;
_.
__
Total
-
(11 cities)
\T
'
V;
*.■*''
Cincinnati
-
Columbus
•
704,536,475
428,921-677
'
— —-
Mansfield
i
Total
3.1
+
3.0
West
<
v
•
'476,504,505
-
+
-1
(7 cities)—
1,527,554/570
4.5
Virginia—Huntington—
„■
-
•
South Carolina-—Charleston *
•
+
$28,398,012,401 $25,431;695,902
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
-4.5
Total
n
+11.7
Saturday figures
(6 cities)
818,289,138
—
as
the week ends
—
.
Macon- •'
not available at time of going to press. .Ac¬
are-
—
'
v •;
statement, however, which
we
—■—.
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below-,
For that ^week Ihere was an increase of 3.6%, the aggregate clearings for
,
week in: 19$9. 'Outside of this city there
was a
showing; ah .increase of 10.0%.
Total
-
.
loss of 2.6%, the bank clearings
11,934,830
-15,459,115
514,779,345
3.9
-1)360)411)480
+
•1,590,017,482
2.0
-
4,908,500
V 1/21,364,915
—20.31.6
—
+
18.8
5.5
—
9.7
—
;
206,961,877
-10,382,675
407,453,383
151,188,573
-
/ : 800,626,483
5.3
—
•>' 5,418,492
','26,213,358
,
-
-206,006)190
: 10,491,090
"401,472,7251156)383,063
807,618,365
27,007,723
137,928,487
-
2.0
+
2.4
V"
7.6
+
--29,114,161
137)857,488"
438,000,000
6,512,186
422,800,000
.7,654,597
7,487, %29T
v
*
"
302)476/407'
.17,508,360
;
3.9--
+
—
862,897
—10:7;
7.9
+ 13.2
- 7/559,817
266,629,984
/
-
—
;
1.9
—
.
14,909,806
;
'757,832
+ 13.9
206,369,888
+ 24.5
'708,515
205/504,078
3.8
1,316,262,361
•
1,504,279,120
268,690402
1;"235,630,665
49,547,592
.211,501,765
1,449,690,192
+
;
—
684,594*
208,314,941
1,337,781,50^
'
.
"
South Bend—
■h ~Terre
In the Kansas City Reserve District there ;
". /.'"Decatur,
'Vl\
■
—
.
;
-
8,968,168
15.8
=
153,028,350
8,518,818
,
—
64,047,026
i
.
:
/
—
.
13,985,336
.
;
,,
-1,842,287
1,296,697,930
,
.
.
-
-4,350,977
165,100,173
! 7,381,550
50,293,920
.'•*
66,643,578
;
11,186,767
.
5.8
9)520,438
V- 3 .9 "
53,324,522 "
0.4 21,394,265
18,504,860 ;
—.5.5
1,647,905
1,557.682
0.1
1,300^292,994.
/1,223)586,651
o.l'
8,027,007
-.7,204,259 '
■
-
•
4,175^45
.
21,500,883
11,805,480
.14,059,400
.95,276,000
;.
9,970,264
.
+
*
9,902,050
15,071,823
95,842,000
.
,
,>169)807)443
3,363,35*
f
—
.
•
-
—
—11.8
20,211,585
r
.
——
3,143,255
,21,615,214
-
.
—
*
21,309,685
4,746,136
1,298,539,239 '
8,027,283
/
17,822,644
Illinois—Blooming ton •
Chicago
Peoria
.
v
-
5.8 y
.3,938,493
20,250,946. + 2,3.. /
—21.7
13,393,815
45,710,992 • + 1.8 "
0/1
102,327,000
0.5
12,381,252
+ 0/2
•
5,166,512
—
.
496,585,620
Sioux. City.
'
12,325,843
5,177,181
'»
Des Moines
:
6f.7.9%vin'rthe Dallas Reserve District of 9.2% and in the San Fran¬
cisco Reserve District of 4.8%.
——
Iowa—rCedarRapids—
.
.
.
Haute
,
:c:"
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
larger by 3.8%. .The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a ;
the St. Louis Reserve District suffers a loss of 3.2l% and in the ;
.
"Wayne.
Indianapolis
7
'
I"
3,709,493
20,718,907
10,493,537.'
>'
15,998,183
102,2.89,600 '
.
Indiana-^-Fort
the Philadelphia; Reserve District ;the totals
In the Cleveland'Reserve District-^ttie totals are t]smaller L
Minneapolis Reserve; District of 6.3%.
"
—-
Lansing
.
district of 0;3^>' but: in
Jtistrlct—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor/.
Grand Rapids ;
that in the
by 3.9% and in thevRichmond Reserve District by 5.3% but in the Atlanta Reserve
increase
—
,
•257,014,670:
(10 cities)
Stvenih Federal Reserve
^
District the totals.are
an
17,496,859
9.0-
—
13,293,531
309,207,723
659,139,738
66,203,200
,
-'
423,392,004
4.3
—
V
7)042.244
•
r
Louisiana—N,eW, Orleans--.—.
-
Reseiwe/District the totals record ah improvement of 9.9% and in the
register a:falling off of 5.3 %
is
0.3
•—
.32,759,460
.152495,034
447/200,000
v.8,122,683
7/890/011
.309,359,009
267/179,700
17,856,575
,
",285,022,203
——
Mississippi—Vicksburg. ----11.
:
v
We group the cities .according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note
gain of 0.9% but
1,213,970,410
tiaving amounted to $25,827^94,045 against $24,929,639,714r in the
the whole country;
Boston Reserve
22
13,428,560
283,662,164
546,312,403
:65,673,900^
.10,445,590
•
3.72.8'
—
863,925,191
8,740,860
Alabama—Birmingham .y^
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
New York.
;
.34,033,818
155,277,50L
.436)300,000*
„
Nashville—Georgia—Atlanta—
Augusta -L—i
:
~
Mobile
the elaborate 'detailed'
same
8675,197
18,019,344
084,674.
.
...
Sixth Federal fleserve Dtstriet--Atlaiita~
cordingly, in the above ^the- last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
at this center
"3,879,967
!f;t
,
issue
May 14.;
3^1*
!
11,060,097
Columbia—Washington—;
+ 12.0
1,083,074,946
Complete and exact dctails 'for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
we are
+11.2+-—
V 5,400,448
,24,794,000
239,337,213
9,313)146"
428,970,326"
156,110,058
,
,405,416,608
141,005,954
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
In
5,779,851
7,969,645
1
1,143,248)641
1,589,430,201
.
5,506,597
19,761,000
235,538)882
;-T:.
•
V.Richmond
*,Estimated;ZL\.
Saturday and the/
5.3
3.7
—
14,604,461
12,447,113
14,795,035
..
Virginia—Norfolk
+14.1'.
$27,265,920,496 424,348,620,956
Total allvcities tor'Week-
our
1,137,000,000
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
District of
-Citle^1One,.1,132,091,905
$
7,576,194
18/310,355
17,604,677
312,926)486
-636,956,786
73,284,500
-12)479,911
15,453,773.
1523,724,284
71,254,800
.
2.6'
+
1
live.;days^-i-i--——;.—- 7 5,660,459,925 + 5,415,374,740
<*/i
7.0
+
+ 28.9
1,272,647,327
613/607,100
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
2.5
—
683,325,602
:
.
.
—14;3
—
^'-1951-^'-
1,843,036
2,190,915
2,153/200
4,774,587
3,924,537'
8,318,830
3,924,073
+ 10.9
13,147,041
16,244,111
322,701,906
—
———————
Youngstown
6.0
+
494,916,791
——J 821,605,460,571 $16,933,246,216
.'•Total all-cities, five +Jays..—_—
•
24,323,386
1,204,842,131
Maryland—Baltimore
AIL
,
3.8
+
"•
»'
..1,933,271
2,148,903
2,051,296
4,456,503
1,073,000,000
-
6.0.
-
8,134-, 107
4.3
—
-".1958-
v
$
+ .4.7
-«
3,944,035
7,564,517
25,211,143
16,949,499
_
Jersey—Trenton—
.+; l .i
•
—14.2
4,646,403
1,200,000,000
4,358,414
'
7,747,313
4,600,299
'
8,694.107
Delaware^-Wilmington
'
+
761,775,101
■'*•
.441,617,873
+. M
Cities, live- daya-j.™—
cities,
—.r.»
•York
8.9
•481,968,215
*•
Other
+ 10.2
521,306,784
;
4,696,318
>•
Inc. or
Deo. %
2,136,200
1,359,129
2,195,035
'
1,128,000,000
V 4,525,671
Wilkes-Barre
New
<
'
Baltimore^-U
Ten
—
Cleveland:
811*744,906
>456,600,000
'
Cleveland
'
———_
___
Scranton
*
.894,600,631
'
,
'•
■—
.
Chester
Philadelphia
'Reading
2.3
*475,000,000
Pittsburgh.
'.
+
•i
-----—'
Francisco ~T.-T—
San
—
Ohio-Canton
+ -5.0
1,161,000600
-
1959
$
1,833,442
1,423,399
*2,100,000
Lancaster.
20,1
1,320,055,311
*
-City
>4
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+
1,188600,000
_
Boston"
Kansas
Bethlehem
w,v
$14,795,973,456 $12,319,300,044
1,386,687,921
St.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
CUARIHGS-RETimHS BY TEUGRAPH
flew York.
Philadelphia
1960
$
Bank
^
-Week Ended May 14
-
"•
-7,400,070
:
15)841,496
,
.
19,316.74*
"
ROckford
Springfield
.r..'", \v..OIS
13,251,154
—
0.3
+
13,213,280.
.7,190,456
7,376,725
——.
+
2.6
10^60,823
^6,441,18.5
,.5
11,626,213
>
:
•: /
;
6.539,385
1
Total
In the
follbwip^ we! furnish
•
i.f
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
2nd New
3rd
May.;14—,v:v,
York
-9
Philadeiphia
_w
' ;.' 928,317)189^
/
825,918,541
4,204,842,131
7
"«'/?/•; TI 1,527,554,570
.1
5th Richmond
8*
+
•
-
Missouri—St.
$
,856,141,850
12,777,845,557
9.9
11,303,906,899
5.3
863,925,191
1,213,970.416
1;143,248,641
1,360,411,480
/ .800,626,483
•
Louis.
380,100,000
Kentuckjp—tonisville'
Tennesseo-MermphJs1Illinois—QUincy
1925,530,432
3.9.
—
j—•
1,589,430,201
?
0.3
-5.3:
II,272,647,327
818,289,138
-
,
-
.>••
-
"
+
—
-
—
6th
Atlahtd
44
8th
St' Louis
9 th
;
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
;
'.+
!
759,918,237
?
7
685,884,383
City—9 >
+
1,791,323,961
1,808,385,824
.4 -
L—
1,449,690,192
1,504,279,120
784,649,178
426,607,722
—
807818,363
.1,743,726,494:
660,567,725
i;"723,989,843 "
649,554,384 W-
<
655)286,471>.
•
677,952,521
•
——^ e~:
12th San Fianclscb
Total
575)418,053 r
-
-i__--__iO(/
634,629,265
—
4,431,310,233
—
>
1,362,073,575
25,827,394,045 / 24,929,639,714
1
12,384,353,415 -12,710,327)099
V'-.' '* ' ' f
' ' '
———--108 Cities.
9.2
''
-
■-
•
+
—
St.. Paul
...
adjd
58*,923)-657—
565,248,683
1/294,535,216
week- ended
3.6
23,815,945,321
North
South
Dakota-^-Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen--—
—
Montana-—Billings
2.6-
11,537,098,445
-—Helena
22,890,169,371
12,088,822,016
,
-May. 14 forifour years:. >
at—
.
,
-
'•
+
Tenth
Jcston—
Malney-Bangor.
> " ",
/;
^
Massachiise tis-^Bhsfrm >''7f
>
■■
'3,409,508
+
"
4.3
;
0.7
7,218,918
;
>" 4,083,730
1,837,696
2.8
/ 1,458,777
2,020,553
3,765,321
4,153,961
..
15,079,160
16,234)976
-
3,014,9601
4.4
4,143,764
16,871,087
16848,258
5>1
Worcester
15,152,414
15,067,757
51,516,653
53,369,201
"
t—Hart ford
'--New Haven—
.ik
j/,^/
y
Islan^Prayidepqb-^l'g-^-^.f''
Hampjshire-+Manchester—_—,
(12
-
'*
.
V*
iH'
3,596,893
•
,
3,624,716
;j
Buffalo
Elmlra. _/
„
155,573,431
•
York-->:.^_I_2II~i~-I3IZ
Rochester
Syracuse—
'
"
Connecticut—Stamford
.
-
+
1.7
25,379)695
•35,355,400
28,191,311
-
+ 17.8
I
,
-3,791,448
925}918,o41
cities)
(9
.
1)446,335
1,026,172
;
.14)042,371
193,430,563
8,796,265
-•-33,040,227
-
512,385,923
18)187,85Q
8)496,429 |
.
6,399,034;
788,954,746
726,607,722
—•
—
-
32,328,550.
463,973,806
.15,000,864.
Spring's--.——
Dallas
Fort
6,609869
5,134,262
•6,631,371
13,406,069
12,681,046
6.3
" 660,567,725
649,554,38*
:
—
+
—
—
2.6
—
+
•
6.0*
—
2.2
;
.
..
9.4;
913,668
12,416,284
j
•
31.9/
—
1,016,015
1,235,66^
11,297,495166,886,263$
.10,624,482
.1423,406-
2.1 /
+-
—23.2
:
159,570,892
7,906,340
.30,349,058
+
-
.
.
128,321,675
415/778,431
443,433,293
"
—17.5
—
7.9
3
•15/033,067
-!
+ 28.8,,/
v
7^06)513
>
:
14,119,497
6,006,953
;
655,286)471
677,952,521
' '
Louisiana—ShreVeport
Total
(6
42,518,403
14,898,268
16,870,949
—li.7
575,418,053
————
—-
Cities)----————-—*
.
634,029,265
:
6,169,000
5,303,044^
-
11,991,668^
13,363,955
-480,524,286
—10.6
491,326,681.
42,633,080
-
•
9.4
—.4.9
16,874,852
542,360,379
44,850,001
>.
5,632,121
7,440,963
15,087,380
—4..
———
Worth
-
+
5.1
2,952,791
—
+
9.5
'
--28.7
—
9.2
499,447,870
-44,577,115f
7,340,000
7,043,344
'
•
14,458,695
8,868,000»
"6,875,945
13,162,855
565,248,683- "! 584,923/657
*
3,304,835
0.3
856,141,850
925,530,432
*
48,134,067
147,844,864
+ 42.7
105,906)478
62,369,593
5.2
143,654,719
153,443,746
+
+
4.6
3,439,239
Twelfth Federal Reserve
3)484,092
Oregon—Portland
San
+
12,278,846/876 .10,801,347,355
10.0
46,390,777
+
5.1
45,581,439
+
13.8
30,562,657
_i__
76,866,322
+
90,639,147
+
0.2
13.925,824,103,
'12,66Ji,836,^45
+
h.9
'ciC,
(ajt
1
Total
18,224,415
679,114,769
37,528,200
——-——
.
11,543,454
-
16,399,589
————
(iO cities).
107,933,542
35,374,881
22,918,711729,931,984
35,845,092
12,042,747
14,867,741
31,334,800
——.j—
——
.
.
1,431,310,233
1,362,073,575
—
4.7
218,548,382
6,649,009
212,904,892
93,700,826
31,038,452
81,270)348
659,164,946
28,267,831
4.1
9,234,911
8.9
+
2.4
+
2.4
+
1.9
■
-
222,202,61»
6,059,943
214,646,77*
98,965,193
+ 10.3
13,755,619
31,020,951
21,878,709?
711,105,535
"25,940,672
8,835,37V5
13,207,648
4.8
1,294,535,216
1,353,863,427
—11.4
—20.5
—
+
—
—
7.0
.
•
•32,000,000.
75,940,910
0.6
90,860,817
i,
—U
— ———
Barbara —2——-—
Stockton
30,394,547
(a)
Jose
/. Santa
43,660,587
29,608,788
Francisco
San
228,329,544
6,232,770
237,833,221
208,052,957
6,381,356
243,458,975
110,035,060
———————
California—Long Beach
3,551,618
12,219,312,615
District—San Francisco—
——-—-—*-
Utah—Salt. Lake City:
3,436,737
+17:8
77,365,175
—
r
Washington—Seattle
,iH~t * -t
.
37,426,900
3,084,796
..
Total (9 titles)
Total
;
Wichita Palls.-—-
48,735,798
—v
City
Galveston
3,955,169
13,443,040,630
:
—
—————
14,007,029
23,939,986
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey-^.—
'
53,447,664
33,690,292
.
11,601,489
12,432,089.
3,225,389
*/
——
-—
.41,668,963
3.5
4,659,908
———^
-
10,032,341
;
0.3
+ 10.8
731,924,340
——
——
—.—
Texas—Austin
..
*
,68,672,663
———- -
Jamestown.«• '■
—13.5
10,248,457
443,177,497
161,649,416
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Second Ftderal fleservs Dislrict-New Torfc^Ke*
723,989/84»
•
-
928,317,189
•
.
„
40,238,600
47,404,600
cities)
.
^
■24)378,571
•
.
0.6
-
5.5
—
4,664,235
7,476,992
13,959,923
4,033,121
+1,476,881
1,052,468
10,785,828
181,891,407
—■—
'■
Colorado—Colorado
"
1,889,475
.4851,106
,—
752,250,677
751,809,637
—
704,715,607
•
5.6
—
11,765,811
15,470,546
-St.- Joseph v-v-——
8,053,420
704,577,284
+ 10.3
—
2,814,990
3,238,492
.7.46,545,956
9.8
New,
452,836,474
164,165,901
10,529,399
:" 4,506,274
—
182,183,895
685,884,383
————
't Wichita
J
New' Bedford^->"^*^^IIII__;>-■
Springfield
.•,
•
.
8,514,339
7.2
8,265,912
503,607872:
7,454,499
—
Missonri^-Kansas
^ .1
4,158,956
4,337,133
.8,170,449
1;^'
Lowell*
Total
1.1
/
Kansas—-Topeka
-
*yr> $■■■:'
Dec. %
vJ(<
>
,1957
1958
Inc. or
3,902,852
■ >
Pall ,Rlvef>__
New
+
I
(7 cities)
Hastings
-
•'/+! $
V
Rhode
3.2
Federal Reserve Districts-Kansas City^-
Lincoln
-1959
1960
a,
First Federal Reserve District-
■;
—
—
Nebraska—Fremont
for the
.Omaha
Conn ectlcu
784,649,178
•
'
,
Total
week Ended May 14
Clearlngs
:.
4.3"
1,353,863,427
4.8
detailed statement showing the figures for each city
iour
195,186,47*
141)468,067
3,135,302
—
8,357,145
467,401,065
172,045)140
//;.: 11,122,867
■
____——u—..
-
now
384,200,000
3,625/644
V /
Minneapolis —I——
-
//'■
Outside New Ydrk^ City
We
'
:
'
.
J -704,715,607
/
367,300,000
199,716,771
134)812,606
2,886,230
"
Distriet-^hKnneapofis-r
1,337,781,503
1/658889)197
7.9
5.0
—2.5
759,918837
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,316)262,361
0.9-
6.3
2.3
—
3,4*68,186
■
11th Dallas
-1,743,726,49*
.1,590,017,482
3.8
3?;
—
788,954,740
,
0.9 >' 1,658)289,197
—
.162,465872
'
Minnesota—Duluth
/ {731,924,340
-
/
158,404,626
(4" cities) _!
Total
389,200,000
229,358,262
.
217,945,-425
-
'
7th Chicago .17-
1,791,323)961 /.+
^
-1957
,1958'
Dec. %
f ^ W^13)925-824,103 ' 12,665,836,545
-
;
1,808,3.85,824
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
>
Inc. or
1959
.^^Z--ll
4th Cleveland
:
..,},, ,
-^__-_^-_^2C--12 citleS'
1st Boston
;
SUMMARY OF BANK CUEARINRS
I860
Week Ended
.
'
(17 cities)-—-
78,970,745
90,529,147"
94,731,971
Grand tbtal
12,777,945,557* 11,303,906,899
(108 cities)-i—
Outside New York City——
,
* Estimated,
25,827,394,045
' 24,929,639/714 ' ^ -3.6^23,815/945,321; >22,890,169>371
,12f381,353,415 :12,710,3227,099
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued. "
2.6
11,537)098,445
12,088,822,01*
48
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2244)
Monday, May 23, 1960
>
.
,
redemptions
partial
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Company and Issue—
Co.,
Inc.—
cumulative conv. pfd. stock,
4.50%
the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
Pursuant to the requirements of
Tower
Book
B\
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
1960
MAY
TO
1960,
19,
INCLUSIVE
for
Rate
Buying
Noon
Unit
Monetary
and
First
0120002
poundschilling
Austria,
4%
2.235474
First
.0384062
.0384062
.0384312
.0384000
.0200550
.0200550
.0200548
.0200550
.022968
1.021302
1.019375
1.018776
.210550
.210475
.210387
.210425
Finland,
markka.
(Metropolitan)
due
.210450
India,
Ireland,
Mexico,
.203915
.239775
.239777
.209550
.209412
.209550
2.805520
2.803466
2.805660
2.806620
.00311228
,
.00161020
.00161050
due
Texas
.00277351
.00277351
.00277351
.328033
.327933
.328066
.328133
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265200
.265170
.265190
.779089
2.777742
2.775708
2.777881
.140118
.140018
.140081
First
peso.
.0349200
.0349200
.0166367
.0166367
.0166367
.0166367
.193325
.193337
.193275
.193300
.193312
.231100
.231500
.231581
.231406
.231387
franc
South Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling.
of
J
.0349350
.0349300
(
5%
2.792992
2.795178
2.805660
2.806620
account—
certificate
(—) Since
May 11,
certificate
gold
R.
Other
of
notes
1959
Industrial
13,120,643
_
other
Government
outright
■
I
;
29,366
1
1922
Jun
1
1923
1979—Jun
1
2030
Co.—
C, due June
issues
1,
v
called
2,895
1
..
'■
L-,
'
1,653,667
•
+
32,000
and
1,590
+
Loans
adjustedt
Loans
249,833
—
8,506,993
:
—10,142,733
13,010,298
10,142,733
+
^•
2,483,77!
Total
bought
outright.
S.
58,600
32.000
+
249,833
—
—123,800
U.
58,600
+
Total
U.
Govt,
S.
securities
25,713,329
securities—
26,008,311
91,800
—
—
from
and
foreign
items
in
banks-
process
-595,176
—
and
+
103,648
966,959
464.264
+
for
192
+
7,744
—236,736
+
16,799
+
"
assets—
146,409
.
U.
S.
52,465,391
__
+130,577
securities.—
finance,
Deposits:
bank
notes &
27,257,102
17,566,366
:
'
deposits
Deferred availability
Total
62,896
18,698,163
—
—425,787
5,226,057
accrued
+ 648,385
dividends
42,677
—
573,280
'
51,223,999
+
+187,139
—
accounts
+
Total liabs. &
deposit
68,665
capital accounts
Ratio of gold certificate
&
F.
R.
4,648
85,942
Demand
on
for
S.
52,465,391
+
—
130,577
+
—
.4%
—
accept^
93,602
134,451
demand
foreign
161,217
—•
2,377
+
—
!
deposits
Oil
______
From
Federal
From
+
Exclusive
of
X Not
8,
of
4,080
524
22
-
1,354
30
.____
Well
others
loans
valuation
_.
domestic
available
on
commercial
individual
comparable
loan
basis;
1S59.
and
reporting
form
•
A
,
74
Watch
Co.,
Co,
(M.
A.)
B
119
Hauserman
+
797
Hastings
•
i
gross.
revised
F.)
4>/4%
Co.
A
Hecla
■
C
Curtis
A
banks of the Federal Reserve
shows
ended
the
System in leading cities
following principal
May 11, 1960:
adjusted, $199 million
changes for
the
week
decreases of $94 million in loans
in
securities, $142 million in
,_L_
districts to
dealers
for
a
and
including
The date
and
found
a
list
stock
common
those
called
of
corporate
called
bonds,
for
Stock
redemption,
under
$4.37%
loans
or
increased
in
most
Loans to brokers and
carrying
U.
S.
Government
Loans to nonbank fi¬
institutions decreased $89 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased
$123 million and
the combined total
of
Treasury notes and U. S. Govern-
in which the details were
notice
of
tenders
Artists
Cleveland,
First
.
due
4%
pfd,
stock—..
Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
April
6%
1,
(2% fixed;
1993—
Transportation
Consolidated
due Jan. X,
First
conv.
'
3%
'
bonds
May 25
2039—_.
mortgage
_,
5%
•
4%%
•-
bonds series A,
,
Ashtabuia
bonds—,
Hobart
Jun
.
Ry.—
15
?ncii
~
May 31
•
♦
(stock -divd.)
'■
1
1
1
5-10
1
5-20
6
7-20
7-
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
5-10
6-10
5-26
6-15
6J
7-
6-10
3%
2
6-
6-15
I'Ac
3
3
30c
5-25
5-14
25c
7-15
7-
7-15
7- 5
27'Ac
7-15
7-
5
283Ac
7-15
7-
5
*12'Ac
6-20
5-20
\
...
(quar.)
,
A
•
17'Ac
6-15
12'Ac
'6-1
*
;
^
(quar.)
»
;
5
,
6-
2
5rl6
7- 4
6-15
5c
6-
1
5-16
35c
8-
1
7-15
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
7-
1
$$3
(quar.)
II.I
A
A
30c
-
(quar.)—A
30c
A
(quar.)
__XII~
(quar.),————""
•
20c
.
7-1
6-15
60c
6-15
5-25
15c
e-' 1
5-16
6-
1,
5-16
6-
1
5-16
87'Ac
(quar,)
$109%
TlOc
dividend)"
(initial
6-15
3%
-
(quar.)
.6-30
6-
8
5%
quar.)__
common.
6-
1
4-29
lie
—_
Paper Co.
of
6-29
5-31
'
4
E.)
Co.
Ltd.
Co..
(quar.)——
(increased
(quar.)
Consolidated
Quarterly
9-5
...9-23
8-31
7-
9
6-17
6-
1
5-13
6-1
5-16
:
(quar.)_„II50c
—
s-a)
$40c
Gold
—
Mines,
-
6-
1
5-16
$1,25
6-
1
34%c
"•_
-
—
15c
37'Ac
(quar.)_;
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
6-
9-15
j45c
L~uf.L»
^
Lumber
6-15
45c
Canada
preferred
Extra
5-27
6"7-
*
6-
2IV4C
Hotels
Hollinger
,
__
5-27
6-15
7
$4
--
_____'
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
j
Mav 24
___
5-27
'
6-13
25c
preference
.
(Charles
bonds
Company—
„
&
d
—
mortgage 3%-6%
Youngstown
general
series
6-13
45c
Dauch
(Edward)
Hilton
'
Products—
Hl-Tqwer Drilling,
2088
3-16
6-13
'
Ltd.
Hires
2085
5-13
45c
(quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)_
preferred
Hines
Page
May 23
—
consol.
Pittsburgh,
cumul.
trust mortgage
Pennsylvania RR
&
Philadelphia
Date
5'A%
Cincinnati,
coll.
Maryland
First
Corp.
Class
Quarterly
-
Company and Issue—
Allied
1
split)—
(increased):—
Co»,
&
5-13
6-
•
50c
Common
Hinde
1
4S3/4C
Hiller Aircraft Corp. (stock
Hills Supermarkets, Class A
Hilo Electric Light
given in the "Chronicle."
6-
Inc.—
dividend--.—
Highland-Bell,
5-25
6-1
(quar.) Ar
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
Inc.
6-10
6-10
15c
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
Heyden Newport Chemical, common
3'A%->preferred (quar.)—.
sinking fund provisions.
indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the current volume
Galion
conv.
6-10
1
,
$1.25":'
iquar.)_
Products
convertible
Heublein,
notes,
(except where otherwise indicated)
total of $40 million.
preferred
be
balances with Federal
reserve
securities decreased $59 million.
nancial
6%
holdings of U. S. Government
industrial
purchasing
6%
1
^
400
(accum.)
Galion
5-25
7-
7-
11c
""
(quar.);—
prior
preferred
preferred
Hercules
-
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
in
Reserve Banks, $241 million in
demand deposits
adjusted,
and $524 million in U.
S. Government
demand deposits.
Commercial
7%
6-15
30c
(quar.)
F
common
preference
Hercules
5-26
i._i_
(2-for-l
Industries,
convertible
6-15
*
'
$1.06'A
G
Mining Co.
5-26
$1.12 V2
iquar.)__ "
com,■•
Co.,
preferred
9
6-15
__r_z
Co..(quar.)
5% pfd.
Electric
preferred
53/4% -preferred
6-
10c ^
(quar.)
5V2 %
July
9
6-20
-
25c
___*_
Company
Furniture
Hawaiian
6-
$1.50
Marx
+
deduc¬
1
6-20
50c
"
(quar.)
&
$4
after
1
6-
luc
;
Co.
Mfg.
1
6-
6-15
25c
(quar.)
class
dividend
(E.
6-
6-15
50c
Tobacco,
Class
will
5
1
—
Refractories,
preferred
Helene
Below
8-
6-
(quar.)
Chemical
360
reporting member
64
5-11
5-10
•'
8-15
$1
Company,
Schaffner
6%
weekly
6-
1
1
6-15
(quar.)______
(quar.)—
Harshaw
Redemption Calls and Sinking
of
6-
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
preferred
50c
statement
6-22
9
5c
Hendershot Paper Pfoducts, Ltd.—
condition
Ale-
5c
common
Hartman
-
-A; -Avz
Fund Notices
5-13
6-6
$22'Ac
(quar.)
Hartford Electric Light—
3.90% preferred
(quar.)
88,081
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1
6-
preferred
6%
402
'
May 4 figures revised.
6-
6-20
60c
;
73
shown
6- 9
I
5c
199
are
(quar.;
I__
226
banks
items
.
7-
t$1.25
Manufacturing
Haverty
to
reserves;
Co.
common
(quar.)
748
614
banks.
5-13
7-1
$3c
Ltd.,
(initial)
Stock
318
-
1
29
2,099
Reserve
1
35c
(quar.)
Cementing
Co.,
+
1,335
30,516
_____
.
6-
tl5c
Management Corp.—
(initial)
B
Hart
—
5-19
60c
$22'Ac
Hanna
-1,715
-
10,480
Interbank
5-19
6- 15
Ltd
Cotton
A
Class
887
-
241
_
.
banks———
deposits:
58,695
6- 15
;
(quar.)
Printing
Mines,
Hanna
559
653
—
5-19
common—
preferred
5%
128
-
28
—
135,648
35
deposits:
banks
Borrowings:
293,930
.8%
demand
Other
•
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
.___—
deposits adjusted—
Interbank
tion
41.5%
40
3,650
5-19
5-19
6- 15
$1.25
Mining Co.
(quar.)
Hansen Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Government
20.065
lia¬
.
liability
56/742
+
6- 15
6- 15
$1.27
__
Handy Andy Co. (initial)—
Handy & Harmon,' common ,(quar;)
228
-
106
2,656
banks
6-15
5-19
25c
F.)
Harbison-Walker
reserves
note
combined
purchased
—
—
domestic
+
6
1
■
$1.05
com.
(quar.)__^
preferred
(quar.)
;
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)_
j
LIABILITIES—
Time
180
+
1,212
assets/liabilities—
Foreign
397,919
774,808
capital
with
Domestic
in
coin.,
7-
6- 15
$1.11
4.50%
852
-
142
—
$1.16
5-
$1.10
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hammermill
-2,615
52
—
8-22
11-25
Corp.
(W.
4%
29
—
13,352
—
assets—net—
Total
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
4,683
9' •12
6 ■10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Hamilton
'
U.
Surplus
Contingent
and
-1,795
19
—
(quar.)_.
.
Extra
28
—
17,760
9,353
banks
1st
Hamilton
-2,124
1,583
—A—.
R.
.
maturing:
.
F.
t
-6,534
461
_.
years
with
Other
82,225
123
securities
Balances
60.272
bonds
5
12- 19
Extra
259,852
+
1,243
+
5
Currency
556,427
125,644
+
—
31,869
—
items
cash
liabilities
CAPITAL
ances
Other
.
Total
Other liabs. &
89,230
+
302,667
'
..
+
235,239
—
S.
year
Reserves
—546,044
593.891
Foreign
bilities
222,838
+
U.
5-23
6-15
199
1,229
5-
5-23
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Water
Brass,
Class
640
3
indebtedness
years—
5
to
After
36,702
—
1
1
of
preferred
common
(quar.)
preferred
5%
3
...
4.64%
(quar.)
Class
238/
14,826
5' ■20
6- 13
6- 13
i
$1.25
(quar.)_.
amilton
1
25,716
securities—total———
Within
Treas.—general account
-I
Government
_
12c
.__
25c
preferred
Hall
19)
12,558
I
Holders
$1.25
preferred
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
.
common—
__
preferred
Hajoca
90
1,310
banks
...
certificates
I
reserves
Other
commercial
loans
Treasury
'
Member
domestic
to
loans—
Co.,
Utilities,
Halliburton
791
r
(quar.)
Hallnor
1,600
__
■■•'
'/•
(quar.)
Corp.
Hamilton
4,340
etc.—
——
__
bills
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve notes
;
.
(quar.)
5%
142
finance,
i
1882
1818
$1.25
Oil
$5.08
institutions:
banks—
'
-
■.
income
$4.20
1,110
personal
foreign
1970
'■
RR.,
preferred
Power
506
%
Z
carrying:
.
May 27
A ■■■:/"% "•+A
May 24
.
40
—
1,446
financial
Treasury
293,930
—
Ohio
&
preferred
Hahn
or
1960
e
(quar.)
$5
+
317
2087
7
Fund, Inc.—
investment
Hackensack
7
—Jun
Share
$4.44
pur¬
;
Treasury
assets
for
securities
purchasing
nonbank
estate
Other
dealers
securities
to
Loans
Real
premises
Total
Loans
15
6,363,243
net
Mobile
States
v-A
40
+
due
issue.
$4.40
carrying:
or
Government
to
Sales
300,508
of
collection
Mutual
Gulf
t
94
—
31,053
1,
of Co?npany
Gulf
914
—
345
—
908
securities...
S.
583
—
67,634
leans
loans
Government
Other
191,233
industrial
Other
Total loans
this
in
$5
1959
102,703
1973
i
preferred
Gulf
May 13,
104,013
adjusted*—
due
*
•
$5
I960*
!
and
loans
Loans
investments
brokers
to
Other
:
25,654,729
repurchase agree't
under
and
investments
chasing
U.
•
.'V
From
Gulf
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
debs,
Co. of Delaware—
debentures
3
....
Ltd.—
Mines
convertible
Guardian
Loans to
May 4,
ASSETS—
Total
2
110,863
v.;.''
500
—
million.
1960
Agricultural
Ir--r.
Uranium
subordinated
Pag©
—Jun
Inc.—
Per
but bor¬
May 11,
6,354
+
—
•
Date
stock
A common
Electronics,
for
convertible
Name
Increase ( + ) or
Other
The
2091
Jun
1977
1,
Continued from page 14
Decrease (—) Since
j V
Bonds
to
1986
1968
bonds, series
$5
Commercial
Certificates
Other
1
Corp.—
June
class
Inc.
S
domestic commercial banks decreased $238 million.
securities:
Notes
■
.
bonds,
DIVIDENDS
A
53,067
+
—502,876
Banks increased $226 million
541,650
—
<
Bought outright—
t
2,151
—
265,616
"
,
29,600
+
—
Acceptances—bought
■
1,
sinking fund debentures due Dec.
6%
.
571,250
—
3,918
+
371,151
_
1,918
—
406,054
advances
2,000
—
19,066,560
reserves
'oans
Bills
—
945,917
banks
cash
Discounts and
,
Light
Holdings of "other"
$76 million.
rowings from others decreased $199
May 20,
1960
fund for F. R. notes
decreased
Federal Reserve
1960
Redemption
bonds
ment
securities decreased $52 million.
May 18,
ASSETS—
•
2091
Louis—
St.
of
entire
.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Decrease
S.
+
v
1986
15
May 15
Co.
due
mtge.
•Announced
Increase ( +) or
U.
1986
1986
May 31
1977—Jun
—Jun
due June
Western Development
2.796134
2.803466
(In thousands of dollars)
Other
Gas
Foods,
Pronto
2.795038
.806880
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Bank
1976
.
Transmission
5'A%
5'A%
.5166263'
2.805520
.796393
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Cash
1
A*
■
May 31
1960
Investment
Laboratory
•Temporarily suspended.
Due
1,
<
Company and Issue—
B/G
*
♦
.0349350
United
Held
Jun
r:
.140131
Union
A
1966
1,
Club—
■;a'AvA
2.778831
.140168
krone.
Switzerland,
S.
Dec.
due
1965—
1,
debentures
.265185
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona.
D.
1984
1876
.0800560
.265197
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Total
1984
1
1967_
1,
refunding mortgage 15 year 4>A%
debentures
Worcester
.00277351
.00277551
Norway,
F.
1987
&
Country
&
Eastern
6%
.00161030
.00161025
Netherlands, guilder.
New Zealand, pound.
Gold
1
*
Ltd.—
bonds,
A
M&y 15,
43A%
.0800560
peso-
Oct.
bonds due Jan,
June
/ Securities
.328166
malayan dollar.
Jun
Jun
1,
.209600
.00311228
.00161060
yen.
Malaysia,
.203900
A .239770
.806880
pound
Japan,
.203915
.239777
.209625
lira.
l
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—
First mortgage bonds dated May 15, 1951,
.00311228
.203985
.239777
rupee
Italy,
.00311228
.203945
.00311228
franc.
new
1
Jun
t.
June
Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
pipe line bonds 6'A% series, due
General
1.014921
rupee-
deutsche mart
Jun
_____
mtge.
Midlothian
0j84062
Canada, dollar-
Germany,
3% %
Michigan
2.236350
Ceylon,
France
1961
Chemical Corp.-*bonds due Jan. 1, 1976
4.93%
First
$
.0119944
2.235585
2.233837
series
Aluminum
First
May 19
$
.0119944
.0200560
franc
Belgium,
.0119988
2. 236557
Australia,
May 18
$
.0119944
$
S
peao—
Free
Thursday
Wednesday
May 17
May 16
May 13
Argentina,
Tuesday
Corp.—
bonds, due
5%
Irving Pulp & Paper
(Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
Monday
1665
Conlon-Moore
Kaiser
Friday
1,
debentures
First
County
1
6
Inc.—
Garage,
Community Public Service Co.—
First 5%% series E bonds due
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF *930
FEDERAL
13
MAY
Page
1951 series—Jun
mortgage bonds of 1951, due Dec.
Gas System, Inc.—
seties H due 1982
Second
Columbia
5'A %
FOREIGN
Date
,
Reduction
Air
6-
1
5-16
5-16
$1.18%
—_
6-
1
5-16
40c
6-
1
5-13
Ltd.—
±ec
6-30
fee
6-30
6-
2
'6- 2
Number 5953
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
gomestaKe i
*
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Mining
»ctAke
uiVidenci)—
^
preferred (quar.)
company, class A
4-30
6-10
5-23
Common
5-27
5-
2
4%%
$1.06 Va
6-28
6-
3
6-10
5-18
6-10
5-18
$1.12 Vi
...
6-30
6-20
4% %
Kansas
6-
5-17
& Hardart Co. (N. *.)preferred (quar.)—.——
trnrner
(F. W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.)_—
Horn
$1.25
PS
m'/ac
Ee
dividend)
'stock
9
5-20
6-15
5-20
6-15
6-
6-10
$75c
6-
1
35y»c
6-
1
preferred series A (quar.)__
«12 preferred series B
(quar.)
—
5 70%
preferred series C (quar.)_____—
3iy4c
6-
1
preferred
2nd
<!141
32c
5-20
5-20
5-20
6-15
5-31
4V2 %
5-16 ;
43A %
5-31
.
,
$1.25
5-31
5-16
62y2c
6-30
6-10
L-
$47»/2C
CSJ
1
Kawneer
'
6-15
6-30
6-15
$1.25
9-30
9-1.5 ;
$1.25
12-30
12-15:
Kern
5-19
1
5-16
5-23
6-
1
•
$1.06 V*
7-
1
7-
1
$1.25
Interest
7-30
5-15
40c
6-
1
6-
1
7-
1
$3
6-
5-31
i2y2c
■
1
5-16
of North America
International
New
Nickel
6%
Co.
4%
Quarterly
(quar.)______
(quar.)__
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-13
5-23
6-10
5-11
1
1
6-
1
5-13
50c
6-
1
5-13
Pipe
55C
6-
1
5-
6
100%
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-16
Bond
Co.
&
6-15
6-15
Class
Power
Common
'330%
&
6-10
Class
6-10
Lamston
25c
7-
1
6-12
Lane
6-30
6-15
4.40%
5-16
5-16"
Class
A
5-20
Class
B
preferred:
1
7-18
1
10-17
1
10-17
45c
7-
1
6-15
60c
7-
1
6-15
(qUar.)
6-
47V2C
1
6-27
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5- 6
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
1
5-13
35 %c
6-
1
5-13
44C
6-
1
5-13
15c
6-
1
5-10
6-
,$1.05
dividend)
*
37c
..
.
30C
xl3/4%
C
cumulative preference
D
1/4%
xiy4%
(quar.)
1-%
(quar.)_
>
(quar.)——:
—
(quar.)—
E (quar.)—_%
5-20
2
5-31
7-2
•
xl%%
5-31
7-
+$1.75
xl
5-31
6-10
7-
t22VzC
B
1
6-30 '
2%
"
common
2
5-31
7+
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
2
5-31
7-
55c
—
6-10
5-20
$1.25
(quar.)
A
6-30
6-15
$1.25
6-30
'
$1.40
T
lst preferred (quar.7___
—;
Tenn«??' i?c''
Preferred A (quar.)
w
GIass Co- 7% preferred (accum.)—
—
-
CpmmoneStmenfc C°rp" (Plalnsfield- N- J>)
JeriJea Co-' common (quar.)
(quar.i_.
common
&
Johnson
Lamson Machine Co.
&
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-——
preferred A
°slyn Mfg. &
Supply
5-31
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-25
$3.75
7-
1
6-15
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(1945
16c
6-
1
5-
4
$3.75
preferred
(1947
series)
series)
6-
1
5-
4
(1959
series)
30c
7-
1
6-
6
50c
6-10
20c
20c
-
•
Lee
common
McCormick
5-23
Mclntyre
McKesson
6-10
5-26
McNeil Machine
6-10
5-26
2%
6-30
5-16
6-30
6-15
68 3/4 c
6-30
6-15
Class
35c
93%c
1
6-20
6-
5-31
5-17
1
7-18
8-
6-15
5-31
U5c
7-15
6-30
U3%c
7-15
6-30
6-10
5-27
25c
6-10
6-
62 % c
6-10
5-10
$1.25
60C
Mead
Meadville Telephone, 5%
5-16
Medford
6-15
6-
1
7-15
7-
1
25c
6-
1
5-16
4%
40c
6-10
4%%
Mengel
4-29
Mercantile
$1.50
7-
1
6-15
1
7-
1
1
6-15
27c
6-30
6-15
3iy4c
6-30
6-15
26y4c
■
$$1.75
6-
1
6-
1
1
40c
6-15
6-
1
5-
5
t20c
12-30
12-16
5-18
35c
6-
1
5-13
35c
6-
1
5-16
$15c
7-29
7-15
$15c
1
—
10-31
10-14
$30c
(quarj
(quar.)
(quar.)
lst preferred
1
Lucky
6-
1
5-16
7-
8
6-6
6-
1
5-11
.6-
1
5-11
6-10.
5-20
15c
6-10
5-
6
1
5-12
50c
6-10
5-20
21c
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
$1.25
60c
6-
5-
4
5-31
5-10
12ViC
6-30
6-10
5c
5-31
5rl6
tlOc
6-1
5-
4
$lOc
6-
1
5-
4
7y2c
5-28
5-13
t54c
6-
1
5-
$33 (4c
6-
1
5-
2
$54c
2%
6-
1
5-
2
•t.
7-25
4
5-20
5c
6-
1
5-16
ny4c
(quar.)——
Lead Mines——'
6-1
5-16
IOC
,
6-30
6-15
45c
6-
6
5-20
$1.21
10%
10c
6-15
6-
1
6-30
5-20*
5-2
6-15
Mill
7-1
6-15
6-
3
5-24
6-
1
5-13,
6-
1
Ltd.
6-10
5-27
7-1
6-3
7-
1
6-3
7-
1
6-3
7-1
6-
$1.11%
7-
1
6- 3
7-10
6-25
15 c
5-16
5-31
50c
3
5-31
5-16
6-30
6-16
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16-
5-20
5-
6-14
5-23
25C
^__
25c
20c
___
6-
1
5-16
15c
7-
1
6-15
5;
35c
—___
6-13
5-25
4-291
15c
7-11
7-
30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
•
5-23:
12 c
5-31
5-20
UOc
(initial)—
Corp.
d-23;
5-14
$1.22%
___
Rhoades, Inc.
Brick,
5-13
6-13
6-15
$1.10
Corp.
Factors
Milton
5-30
5-16;
1
Mine
Safety Appliance Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)___
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (increased)—___
Minnesota Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
6-
5-20<
1
4y2%
—
56y4c
Mining
—___
125c
6-30
50c
6-10
5-20
35c
5-31
5-161
5%
preferred (quar.)—„—
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas Co. (quar.)—
Minute Maid
Corp. (quar.)
Mirro Aluminum Co.
(quar.)——
Mississippi Glass Co. (stock dividend)———
6-
1
45c
6-12
5-20
40c
6-
1
5-10
$1.25
7-
1
6-15-
22 %c
6-10
5-271
25c
7-29
7-15
30c
7-1
6-10
4%
7-15
7-
50c
6-13
5-27-
9-12
8-26
1
6-15
50c
MississippiFower,4.40%
$4.60
preferred
Class
B
Stock
com.
(quar.)__
$1.10
$1.15
7-1
6-151
90c
6-16
5-31
4%0
6-16
5-31
(quar.)__
fquar,)__
Public
Missouri
—_—
Service,
com.
(quar.)_—__
dividend.
preferred
(quar.)
Missouri Pacific RR.,
Mitchell ( J. S.)
Mitchell
$1
class A com.
participating
Co.,
'
6-1
$1.38
5-20
5-20'
■
6-13,
$1.07%
,6- 1
5H6,
5-16 i
34c
—__
& Co., Ltd.
(Robert)
:
6-13
18c
%%
—
$4.30 preferred- (quar.) ——_—
$5.52
preferred
(quar.)—____—
Missouri Utilities CO;, com. (quar.)—
5%
7-
1
*.
preferred
(quar.)_^
Pipe Line,
Missouri-Kansas
6-
1
5-13
$1.25
6-
1
5-13
60c
7-
7-
6-17
I
131j/4C
(quar,)__
(quar.)___.
2
,
6-15
Ltd.—
class
A
(accum.)—~—
4% pfd. (s-a)
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co.,
Modern Containers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6-15
125c
$2
125c
.
5-20v
7-
1;
6-
7-
I
6-20
6-15
5-27
1
(quar.)___—__
10c
3Vu%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
Rubber (quar.)
Mohawk
Monarch Machine Tool Co.
(quar.)____—_
Monsanto Chemical' Co. (quar.)—;
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co., com. (quar.)
87 %c
4.20%
$1.05
6-15
5-27+
25c
6-30
6-10'
10c
6-1
5-18'
25c
6-15
5-25
30c
7-
5-3^
Mohasco Industries, common
$1.12%
$1.17%
4.50%
preferred (quar.)__,
preferred (quar.)
Montecatini Minipg & Chemical—
American dep. receipts approximately
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
7% preferred A (quar.)--—
7% preferred B (quar.)_„_—,—
Moore-Hendley Haraware-r-_
5% preferred (quar.)
Moore Products Co.
(quar.)
Morgan
8-
1
7-22
$1.75
11-
1
10-21
6-1
5-16
Morgan
43/4%
$2.50
Engineering^ Co., common
prior preferred (quar.)
(Henry) & Co., Ltd., com.
preferred; (quar.)_
6-13:
5-, 2
25c
6-29
6-17
Morrison-Knudsen Co.- (quar.)
$25c
7-15
6-15
Motor Finance Corp,
15c
6-20
5-20
Motor Wheel Corp.
$1.25
6-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Miles Laboratories, Inc. (monthly)
Oil
Midwest
$1.75
20c
7-1
50c
common—:
4.70%
81 Sons, Inc. (quar.)_—.—
Silver
5-16
6-
60c
(Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)_.—
Friday
5-10
5rl6
1
$1.31 V*,
(quar.)—.—
Co., common
1
6-15
6-
2c
97 %C
5-31
10c
(quar.)
Corp., Rhode Island—
(quar.)—
Rubber-.
Lowenstein (M.)
6-
6-10
IOC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Lone Star Steel (stock dividend)
Long Mile Lumber—;
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
—
—
7%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisville Cement (quar.)—————
—
LouisvilleTNashville RR.
(quar.)—_——
1
5-20
61
6-15
96y4c
5-20
5%
4.84%
6-15
3
6
30c
Finance
Lowney
6-
6-
40c
preference (quar.) ---------—■
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. (stock dividend)—Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett—
Class
A
(reduced)i
3
5-12
7y2c
Second
Mile
5-10
1
—
Rollway, class A (quar.)
Litecraft Industries, Ltd.
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
Class
B
(quar.)
—
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)_—
—-—-—
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd., common (quar.) —
Preferred
6-10
1
6-
i2y2c
Llpe
Lbcal
1
6-
20c
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee
Quarterly
—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)_
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)—
-—
Lindberg Steel Treating Co. (111.), class A—
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
Lion Match Co.
(two-for-one split) —
Long
7-
IOC
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common
5(4% preferred (quar.)
$1.50
6-20
10c
Company
Inc.
10-14
6-30
1%
dividend
Levine's
7-15
10-31
35C
Corp.
Stock
7-29
$30c
12y2c
6
5-
I->
$1,083/4
Abrasive
Mid-West
Miller &
Ltd.—
5-
7-
95c
Middlesex Water
1
5-27
1
6-1
45c
(quar.)
Tube Co. (quar.)
Products (quar.1—1—
9-16
6-
1
6-
50c
(quar.)_
9-30
„
12y2C
7-
35c
(quar.)
4.90%
$20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
5-27
$1
(quar.)
Co.
4.40%
6-16
(quar.)
1
6-14
$1.18 3/4
(quar.)_.
Class B (quar.}
Michigan Gas & Electric,
1
6-
2
6-
$1.50
preferred
6-30
$10c
5-
62 %c
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Meyer (Fred), class A (initial)______
Michaels, Stern & Co. Inc., class A (quar.)
5-16
(quar.)
Portland Cement (quar.)—
Co. (quar.)
:
Engineering (quar.)
:
Lester
pfd.
(quar.)
Stores
$20c
B
Co.
B
Company
4.45%
,
5-16
6-
—.——
1
6-15
6-
30c
(quar.)_
—
5-20
32c
$1.25
(quar.)_
5-20
6-10
50c
Publishing Co. (quar.)—____
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
7-15
6-
1
42 %c
Meredith
8-
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____
D.)
preferred
5-17
6-14
6-15
$1.06.%
(quar.)
preferred
1
25c
5-13
6-30
8
Melville Shoe Corp,—
6-
$1.75
5-27
125c
—__
5-16
1
Corp.
6-
1
37 %c
(quar.)_
(s-a)
1
6-
preferred
preferred
Michigan Seamless
Mickelberry's Food
B
Inc.
preferred
6-15
6-15
35c
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., common
&
7-
7-
55c
preferred
Johnson
7-29
10c
50C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)___
conv.
common
6-
Inc.—
B
5%
27y2c
—
933/4C
Engineering Co.—
10c
■
5-13
5-13
(quar.)
Inc.
10c
—
com.
A
5-13
1
5-13
(quar.)
Corp,,
4y4%
5-20-
6-3
6-
62 %C
Mines
& Robbins,
12c
—
Salt
6-
7-
Mead
5-18
25c
Porcupine
&
1
6-10
6-15
1
(quar.)__
Company
6-
6-
(quar.)
12c
(increased)—.—__
;
&
5-18
933/4C
1
5-23
1
(quar.)____
(quar.)
7-
5-31
6-
1
7-
1
1
5-18
1
$2.50
common
7-
1
6-
McCord
Corp.,
5-16
5-25
8-
6-15
6-
1
5-31
5-13
85c
3
preferred
1
7-
5-31
933/4C
6-
7-29
5-20
7-22
(quar.)____
6-
15c
6-6
3
55c
(quar.)
1
62y2c
5-13
6-
25c
(quar.)__
___—
25C
(quar.)
Incorporated
(H.
preferred
6-15
dividend)
(quar.)
5-20
6-20
30c
(quar.)_________„_^
Mayfair Industries (initial)
Maytag Company (quar.)___________^
35c
common
6
5-31
$$l,12Mt
1,12%
11.37%
$$1.37y2
5-10
Common
6»
$3
7-
25c
6-10
110c
(quar.)________
6-15
10%
(quar.)_i____L_
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas
3c
25c
—
:
(quar.)
&
ones
6-15
6-15
$1.25
t5c
(s-a)
°nes
6
6-
97.% C
preference
Ltd.,
$3.75
10-14
Leesona
$1,20
____
Preferred (quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
Johnson
1
33/s%
5-16
5-20
62 %c
Department. Stores, common
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
10-31
B
5-27
93 % C
(quar.)__
__i__________
J?/'
6-
Conveyer
5-16
1
Insurance
May
$25c
Leslie
preference
key Club,
4-29
20C
$5
i
5-11
5%
Lehigh
___
Jnh«
5-26
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) __—
; $1.20 preferred
(quar.)——————
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Lay (H. W.) & Co., class A (quar.)
Leath & Company
(quar.)
Le Tourneau
(R. G.)
'stock dividend)
.
6-15
preference
preferred
Matson Navigation Co.
7-15
6-15
cumulative
wi7
6-10
7-29
1
_%
__
Supply, common
(quar.)—_
preferred B (quar.)__.
Jamestown Telephone Corp.—,
Common
±
6-10
1
$25c
1
cumulative
preferred
6-10
1
7-
7-15
7-
(quar.)
;i
amaica, water
1
7-
10-14
7-
.____
Tn^r. cumulative preference
7-
20c
$15c
82V2C
—
cumulative
$5
7-18;
8-
fc
oa
1
11-
'%
.
8-
11-
common
(stock
com;
20c
7-29
Class
5-20.
$1.10
(quar.)_
5-16
10-31
$1.083/4
Jaeger Machine Co.
(quar.)—
ajnaica Public Service Co., Ltd.,
'
1
25c
convertible preferred (quar.)_—j—
1man Manufacturing (quar.)_l
onite, Inc.,
6-
25c
:
(quar.)
6
—_
6-1
6-r
15C
(s-a)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., com.
4y2% preferred (quar.)_
5y2% preferred (quar.)
Mathews
5-12 ;
20C
Massawippi. Valley.RR.
.
6-30
6-1
5%
(quar;)
6-
1
J15c
Lear,
(quar.)
™
1
31VzC
(qu£r.)__
preferred
Co.
6-
5-31
4%
H.),
Leece-Neville
Ar!/C, Preferred
5-16
6-15
5-11
7-20
45c
Life
6-23
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
A
1
6-
37y2c
.
^ ?outhern Utilities,
Massachusetts
5%
(quar.)
t*,?
Class
1
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
Inc. (increased-quar.)
Laura Secord Candy Shops
(quar.)
6-
;___
:
5-18
6-15
Bryant,
6-
75C
l
(quar.);
(quar.)
6-1
40c
6-15
class
and
(M.
3c
..
preferred (quar.)—
Iowa Public
Service, common
3.75%
preferred
4%%
2
Electric—
4.80%
4.20%
6-
'
$3
...
40c
preferred
20c
1
6-10
6-10;
10c
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)__
Marquette Corp. (initial quar.)
Marshall Field & Co. (quar.)_____
15c
class
and
A
1
Light—
preferred
4.35%
6-15
I
-
class
and
A
1
7-
;
(quar;)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Alfred)
A
$1.25
(quar.)—
&
Class
Laurentide
com.
7-
28y8C
preferred
7-
$1.25
Power,
5-25
$20C
preferred
6-17
.
____
Light &
preferred
6-15
6-
1
125c
____.
&
5-16
6-10
7-
35c
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.) ________
Manpower, Inc. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd. (s-a)
Marcus Transformer (stock dividend)___—
Indemnity
1
1
120C
—
50c
$1,183/4
6-16 r
6-
7-
120c
.Class A. (s-a)_—________________________
Class B (s-a)
5-13
—
Lambert
&
5-31
$1.12 y2
5-10
6-30
17 %C
(quar.)
Saskatchewan Coal—
9-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)——
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
5-16
6-30
.
(quar.)
10-
*
6-10
,
5-24
12 %C
Co.
t6V*c
\
___
Superior District Power,
5%
5-16
6-30
.____
preferred
Extra
Iowa Electric
6-15
Shirt
12-15
A
683/4c
;
$2.50
1
Manitoba
Corp.—
54V2C
_____
_
6-10
7-
4-25
35c
60c
(stock
Corp.
preferred
7%
Inc.—
.
3
5-24
6-15
30c
/
1
(quar.)
Company,
22»/2c
___
—
ts-a)
Common
Gas
5-31
15c
.___
Services,
6-
6-24
593/aC
1-2-61
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
$1.25
(quar.)_
Share
7- 1
Manhattan
-
5-20
6-24
$1.25
pfd. (accum. )_^—
(quar.)_________
37y2c
Ltd.
B
4.32%
6-30
12'/2c
;
(quar.)
3
iy2%
Laclede Gas Co.,
3
Lake
7y2c
5%
<quar.)_________
6-
5-12
6-
7-
.
Investors Loan Corp., common (quar.)
6%.
preferred (quar.)
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
Iowa
5-23
6-
Diversified
Common
00
$30C
75c
Securities
Iowa-Illinois
1
75c
preferred
4.80%
3
6-13
6-13
75c
(quar.)—;
Corp., com. (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)___.
Interstate Power Co., common
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
87*/2c
(increased-monthly)
(increased-monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly)
Kress (S. H.) Company.
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)__
Kroger Company, common (quar.)__
—
6% lst preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Knudsen Creamery (quar.)
_____—_
:
5%
A
CO
6-27
dividend
class
5-
$60c
(quar.)—
Interstate Hosts, common
/
6-1
6-20
—
Co.
1
6-24
.
5%
——
—-I
preferred
Class
5
-
Line
(quar.)
International
Rectifier
Corp.
(stock div.)
(Subject to approval of stockholders.)
International Resistance
(increased quar.).
Interstate Engineering Corp.
(quar.)
Investors
5-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Interprovincial
Investment
Kratter
35c
Utilities
Interstate
5-25
Central RR.,
preferred^ (quar.)
Mallory (P. Ri) & Co. (quar.)_
Majestic Specialties
(initial)
3
6-13
15c
125C
(quar.)
4.75%
3
7-
priority shares
Maine Public Servicej com.
6-
,
5-13
Corp., Ltd.—
Convertible
6-
7-1
3
.130c
87V2C
common
preferred
5 V2 %
;.,y
$1
Petroleum,
International
5.50%
5%
u§-AP
i6r10
$37y2c
common
1
Mailman
5-6
6-
25c
2%
Land
Hotels
6-
6c
^
7-
dividend
Koehring
6
Class
—
6-15 ■*
15c
dividend
6-10
ua
$1.75
___:
Textbook
Stock
Knott
6-
(Canada)—
Paper Co.,
International
$2
6
6-30
6-21
25c
preferred (quar.)
International
5-
"
7-15
;7,5fi
,;•/
income).—
preferred (s-a)—
International
(quar.)____
(Canada), Ltd.—//
Paints
1
$1.12%
Stock dividend
2
45c
(initial)
common
International
7-
____
Stock
25c
7%
pfd.
Inc.—
investment
net
5-
1
6-15
100%
(stock div.)
quarterly)———
International Breweries, Inc. (Mich.) (quar.)
(From
6-
10c
(initial
Harvester,
6-15
87 Vac
Kittanning Telephone Co.
Knox Glass, Inc. (quar.)
income)
International Investors,
1
—
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund—
International
7-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—___
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)___.
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber Co. (quar.)_
Kingsport Press, Inc.
(quar.)^
Kirsch Co.
(quar.)
r—
5- 2
International Cigar Machinery
8-12
35 %c
(quar.)__„
5.80%
5-13
75c
common
(quar.)
6% preferred (s-a)__
——
Inland Credit, class A (initial).
Co.,
Machines
8-12
1
(quar.)
Certificates
Stock
7-15
6-15
Steel
International Business
1
9-
Maine
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co.,
6-10
$15c
Inland
Co.
County
'
9-
$1.06 y4
preferred (quar.)
Ketchum & Company (quar.)
6-10
Corp. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.) ______
com.
8-12
____________
4 V2 %
5-10
Container
New
1
5-13
5-25
15c
Magnavox Co.
(quar.f
Maher Shoes, Ltd. (quar.
Keweenaw Land Association Ltd.—
30c
■
Inland
Insurance
9-
.
5-13
6-15
15c
—______
.
$1.25
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, common
Extra
;
5-20
6-10
8-12
5-16
6-15
35c
(quar.)^-—
common
(From net investment income)
Red Lake Gold Mines (s-a)—____
52c
5-19
6-10
1
5-19
6-15
25c
Madsen
-v
6-
6-15
9-
5-31
6-24
115c
8-12
$1
Kerite Company (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines,
6-
5-13
5-31
1
95c
1
f
1
9-
-
1,
4c
6-
6-20
$1.05
5-
30c
5-13
$1,083/4
7-
25c
1
____
5-13
1
6-
Company,
6-10
18c
MacWhyte Co.
(quar.)
Madison Fund, Inc.—
55c
5-31
$37V2c
5-13
$1.12%
—
7-15
1
5-13
1
$1.12%
—
7y2%
6-
1
6-
(quar. )
57y2c
25c
6-
$1,083/4
—
Kelly
25c
investment
$1
5-27
13c
;
$1.05
—
Douglas & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Kendall Company, common (quar.)__
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.)__,
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
Circuit Breaker Co., com. (reduced)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)—___
imperial Chemical industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)_—
Incorporated Investors
;
—
Indiana Gas & Water (quar.)
______
Indiana General Corp. (quar.)_—;
■_____
Stockholders approve a 2-for-l stock split
Indianapolis Water Co.—
V
Common
(increased quar.)__
—
4(4%
preferred B
(quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.):—.
______
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c' preference (quar.)
(From
preferred
Extra
5-13
5-31
6-10
2%
Ltd,
Mines,
6-10
25c
-
6-10
35c
(quar.)
Macmillan Bloedel & Powell RiVer, Ltd.—
Quarterly.
5-31
1
1
6-
20c
15C
(stock dividend)
Lynch Corp.
MacMillan
(quar.)
Company
6-30
6-
(quar.)
7-20
1
8-
5-17
Kellogg Company—
3»/a% preferred (quar.)__
3V2% preferred (quar.)_^
>
$1.25
.
5-17
1
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'
,
^
5-17
1
6-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
16c
——
Kansas Power & Light, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
12»/2C
1
6-
62y2c
preferred
(quar.)—
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
Common
(increased
quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
6-1
I-T-E
Ingersoll-Rand
preferred
3y2%
Door—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)—*
5%
6-
,
6-
Macassa
3.80%
75c
preferred, series D (quar.)——
Production (quar.)
__—„
Hunt Foods &
Industries, common (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)__
...—
Hupp Corp., 5%
preferred (quai\)
_
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.
(Ontario)—
5%
1
4%
39T"ffC ./•
6.25%
5<j0
•
5-20
1
preferred
Share
—
JLuminator-Harrison (quar.)
Lunkenheimer. Co.
(quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship. (quar.)__
Insurance
City Power & Light, com.
preferred
(quar.)____
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
5-20 :
,
5-17
$1,133/4
4(4%
5-20
6-
35s/sC
Huaoton
Huttig Sash &
4.50%
3
5-24
6-13.
3iy2c
1
(quar.)
Kansas
5-31
(quarj_-.
(quar.)——
Fire & Marine
(s-a)
_v.——:
6-
$1,183/4
City
5-16
$1.03%
series)
5-31
593/8 c
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)_.
4.35% preferred (quar.)___:
5-16
6-20
30c
A
22yac
4%
5-13
1
3%
__
Hudson'Pulp"&"Papej, cfass
1
5-20
6-10
6-
$1.06 y4
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Bay
Hudson
(quar.).
Company
Hnbineer
6-
6-
40c
(quar.)
4%% pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)——
Corp..
Co.
Sound
7-2
4%
Lighting & Power Co.
Stores
(1959
5-23
When
Per
\
Name of Company
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd.
6-10
(Mo.)
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)__
4%
t
Tin.iston
1
40c
SSins Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
2 qhonpes, common (stock dividend) _____
Sard
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4% %
15c
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
:
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'/a %
15c
—
Share
K, V, P. Sutherland Paper
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.-
5-16
(quar.)___
When
Per
Name of Company
1
25c
(quar.).
-----—
ffi prcierred (quar.).———
ffi
6-
50c
B
rlass
6-14
iy2%
Honef,Si Oil Corp. iquar.)
—
Wir Chemical Corp., common (quar.)
Ever
W:heh
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
49r
(2245)
1
7-1
5-31
5-12'
7-
2
5-27
t$1.75
6-
2
5-27
t$1.75
6-
2
5-27
$1.25
6-
1
5-16J
10c
6-
1
5-20
30c
6-10
t20c
—
—
(quar-)—
62 %c
^
(quar.)_,
—
——-—
.—,——
5-31
7-1
5-24
92c
(quar.)--————-
(quar.)
5-27
6-15
7-
1
125c
6-
1
t$1.18
6-
5-23/
1
,6-15
"5-
^
6
5- 6^
5- 2-
40c
6-* 1
$1
5-31
5-123
25c
6-10
5-16
■
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2246)
When
Per
{
Share
Name of Company
Mount Diablo Co.
Mount
(quar.)
Mills, Inc.,
Vernon
$3.50
(s-a).
7% pfd.
Supply Co. (quar.).
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.
5V*%
preferred (quar.)__—____
Murphy (C. G.) Company (quar.)
Mountain
5-31
6-20
Fuel
30C
5-20
26 %c
6-15
5-20
6-
5-13
55c
-
Mutual
Income
Foundation
Mutual
Nalco
new
National
Acme
Biscuit
Co.
7%
(quar.)
National
Dairy
Products
National
Distillers
Common
4%%
Drug
Ltd.,
60c
(quar.)
St
(quar.)
National
Food
National
Co.
Products
Otter
5-31
5-13
Outboard
Overnite Transportation Co. (quar.)
i—
Owens-IIUnois Glass,
common
(quar.)——
1
5-25
6-10
5-17
6-
1
5-11
6-15
A
A
1
5-
6-
1
A
20c
(quar.)__.
Key
14c
,7-
4
National
6%
National
Life Assurance
Pacific
5-13
t
Securities
Quarterly
(quar.)
St
6-10
5-31
6-15
5-20
6-
1
5-18
6%
120c
8-
1
7-25
Pacolet
11-1
6-15
Co.
Starch
Chemical Corp.
National
Steel Car
St
(quar.)
3c
5-25
6-15
Paramount
1
5-13
Park
4-29
Parsons
2%%
dividend
(quar.)
Co.
Jersey
Aluminum
7 Vic
3%%
4%
(initial)
pfd.
Central
Co.
•
(J.
common
preferred
150c
5-
7-
1
6-
1
-
45c
6-30
6-30
6-10
$1.31%
.
6-30
accumulated
6-10
4%
preferred
Noranda
Norfolk
6%
Mines,
(quar.)
$1
Ltd.
(quar,)—
Ry., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Car Corp.- (guar )
American Investment Corp.,
preferred (quar.)-—
5'A %
preferred (quar.) -
*
-
-
>
American
North
St
■
Refractories
Manufacturing
ajwarove
North Star Oil,
Co.—
Indiana
Co.—
A
Public
Natural
Gas,
com.
5.80%
preferred
5.60%
preferred
preferred
Ohio
Power,
:
$1
Co.
0%
-
-
1
7-
1
7-25
6-30
6-
1
5- 6
6-
1
5-
27'Ac
6-
1
5-13
$1.12 'A
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
6-10
5-10
'
30c
*
$1.1
'
•
20c
■
■
Corp.
;Inc.
6-
1
5-
4
5-
4
V
River
*.
Olln-Mathiieson Chemical
Oliver
Tyrone
Corp.
6-
1
25c
$1.50
>
4
6-
$1.14
6-
—
-T.
~~I"~~
'
'
i
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
7-11
7-1
6-
1
5-
6-1
5-
-
-r
(3-for-2
(Initial) pfd.
1
*
'
4'/♦%
5- 9»
5- 9
$1.14
6-
1
,4.64%
5- 9
1
5- 9
preferred.(quar.)_I
preferred (quar.),
Public Service
Common
Co;
of
K:'
'
.
,
15c
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-13
(preferred
3'/2%
*5-13
preferred
4.32%
'
6-10
6-10
preferred
6-8
6-20
6-
6-
5-27
Service
Common
_
.
5.607c
Co.
of
North
(quar.
7-13
6
5-13
(quar,)^.
7-11:
*
6-10
5-10
6-10
5-10
20c
6-10
6-
$1
6-15
.6- 3
75c
6-15
5-16
20%
6-13
i__
7c
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-16
1
.5-16
'
683Ac
6-
5-16
7-15 7
(.7l3cv
80c
.
;
37'Ac
,
1
.
6-15
;
.6-15
37'A(f
6-
76-20
6-
62'Ac
6-24
6-
7
6-24
6-
6-
1
6-10
.i
6-20
6-10
,60c.
.
6-10
5-20.
,"!.5C
; 6-15..
6-
16-15
6- 1
*
3c
t25c
6-
1
5-
'6-1
'
6-
5-16
1
Valley
6-
...
5-13
5-13
67
5-13
6-
...
5-13
77
.
} $2
77-7-7
(quar.)
5-13
67
$J_183A
I7_7_7___>$1.02'A
___7___».- $1.233A
RR. _(g-a)77
'
<■ 6-
•:
$1.02'A
;
preferred
6-20
5-16
10c
,6-20
5-19
5- 6.
■
1
1
1
18c
6-10
5-15-
6-
^.7__7___7-,
Works—
*
series
1.
6-
1
27c
6-
V
28c
6-
I
5-16
5-16
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
$1.31'A
6-15
6-
1
7'Ac
7-
1
6-10
.35c
7-
I
6-10
\
(O.
Corp.
M.)
St
(stock
dividend)
8cott St Fetzer Co.—
7__
-
•*
7
7
.
:
• "
'
:
Scovlll
r
$3.65
6-20
7--1
5-206-20'
10c.
.8-1
7-20.
10c.
„9- 1
10c
r
f.
6-
4
*
7
.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII',.
.
Mfg. Co.,
7
A
(quar.).:
common
-
._v—7
r_77__l_7»'w
(quar.)_^_—.
;
8-19
'
1
1
;
25C 4
4-29
5-14
1
35c
91 %c
.6-1
12'Ac
•6-8
425c
6
1
(quar.)_-n--*—t-n.fo:1
5-13'
7-15.
:: 7-i5J
8-. 1
8-
$1
1
6-ia
55c
85c
J.
(quar.)*;—
preferred: (qaar.)-—-^^-^
Scythes St Co., Ltd«,
5% preferred
?
"*
(quar.)__
common
r
<
1
Co.
5-10-
5-10
6-10
5%.
$4 preferred (quar.)_
Dillon
6-10
6-30'
-.5-16
•
(quar.)_-_-_______
(quar.)_-__
;___
7
8cotten
-
^
76-10
IOC
*
1
Ec
;5%
/
Scott Paper Co., common
$3.40 preferred
,
7-15
"6-
V 15c
div.K;
—
:
5-6
.
j.
Monthly, .1;
5-6
•
-
6
5- 6
6-24
:10c
37'Ac
__7_
:
5f
1
.6-1
34%C
(initial).—77__7—_
Sons, class A
B '(stock
Scripto, Inc.^ class
..
1
6-
6-
1
5- 6v
6-1-
Aviation
5-16
*
11-
1
2914c
Monthly
^7'/2C
6-
2914c
Monthly
5-16
8- 1
8-15
li-15;.
29%C
Monthly
1
5- 6
6-3
5-25.
.
v
(quar.)7_7—_N
'
i;
7-' 8
•
6-15 ;
(quar.)!.
7,
(quar.)_____7_
5-13:
6-
6-
12-1
4
-7-1
:<
B
Scott
T
6- 1
9- 1
9-15
C
5-13-
,$1.20
5-27
/, 6-15
D
preferred series E. (quar.)____7__;
Arms Corp. faimr.)
•■/•
Scherlng Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)77__.
Schlumbergen, Ltd/ (quar.)__;
;___
- 7;
5-20
5-2
series
1
5-16
1
6-15
17_7_ 7"- 15c
7__'7J!.
' /A"-15c
5'7
v"
_7__77
/
32'Ac
(quar,)
pfd.
;-<
6-30
;
5-16
series
1
IIIIIHH
5-20:
-6-10
.
preferred
6-
;
6-10
,4-25
5-31
$6c
'
.
certificates
conv;
6-
1
7-; 7-
6-10'
'
-
$1.10
-
(quar.)7____7
7'.. '
•
^ 4
certificates
Water
$1.16
6-
*
6-15
6-15:
771
preferred
'Class
'
52'Ac
5-11
7
• $1;25 "
32'Ac .>V >7-15
6- 1
,/* *-35c
Ltd.
Corp.—
Scott
5-16
6-lQr
7-
•
12-15
,f5'A%
5-27
«
5-11
•
6-1
$1.25-
Savage
'
50c
5-11
5-25
com,,'(quar.25c
17!7_77
(quar.)
(quar.)__
trust
Jose
43A%
5-19
6-
'
5-25;
-
4.70%
5-19
7-
5-16
6-1,
8-3/
4:70%
5
1
5- 6
5-16
6-15"
f$1.06 'A7
trust
Common
5- 5
6-
Antonio
Voting
Voting
San
7
6-
(quar.)
Ry.,
(quar.)__
preferred
i
'
$$2
1
;
$1
Francisco
preferred
5-13
37 Vic
Louis-8an
$5
7
61c
3
'
34%c.
a
Croix
Paper (quar..)_
.771777r>25c
Joseph Lead Co, (quar.).....777.7'!■25c
San
3
6-
4
3
6-
6- 3
Co.-
J"(quar.)_
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
5-20
6-27
62Vic
1
75c * 76-
.
.7—_ "«
I
(quar.).:
7-22
15c
'
"7; /
.
.
v
$I.12'A,
St. Paul Fire & Marine
.Jnsurstoce (quart)7/,
St. Regis Paper
Co., common (quar7_~_77> *
: $4.40 1st preferred series a
(quar.)7——/
6-10
6-24
61'Ac
)____IIIII***IIII-
1
6-
$0,043
7.7;/;;
;7_:
;*_
(.
Electric
Genesee
: $5
5-13
5c
■
(quar.)
preferred
8-
'
5c'
Ruppert (Jacob4'A%
pfd.. (qua*,.)±7.7*. $l~.l£Va r*
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar. i_!_l_l777/ i ". 1 5c ">
Ryder System (quar.)
_____*_l_*__A717'Ac
r
6
'
.
7-13
,
Rolls Royce, Ltd.
ordinary (final)77.
-7:;
::',7'A% "
Rose Marie Held,
common .(quar.) _77-7 ^/1;T5c
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)777712'Ac
Ross Gear St Tool
(quar.)
_777r_7_T
'25c i
Rothmoor Corp., common
.7_:7777v/" 10c
' : Class A
■
St.
6
Dakota).
Carolina
1
(interim) —/■;
preferred K (quar.)
$5
6
5-
*
z.
1
55c
'
.____7_-_
preference
4'A %'preferred
St.
1
5-
(quar.>
pref;rred (quar. j
preferred A (quar.>_
5»A% preferred (quar.)
Public
5-16
10c
55c
1
5%
5-25
25c '
6-10
1
"4.18%
'
5-16
6-10
8-
;
Sabine Royalty Corp. (stock
dividend)!7_7'7 16%% t *'7-v 3"
Safway Steel Products Inc. (quar.)7777.v( 7 25C". V5-31 -
6-10
6-30
•
tquar.)
6:
1
7 /- i ;
Indiana—
(quar.i*^*:
A
preferred
$1.06 y*
-
y
Co.
Transit
St.
1
6-
(quar.)
4.80%
15c•*
5-18
6-
'
'
4
5-18
1
Co. (Ft. I.)
Public Service Co» of Colorado— '
6-
6-1
0-
J
5
10c
5- 9
6-
5-18
7-
_
6-
6-1
1
6-
$1.25
(s-a)__._~
$2
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Provident Life Insurance Co.
(North
$1.12 y2
5-27
37'Ac
~~~~
"II
(quar.)
split)___
5-13
1
5-20
•
5-13:
•
1
3
6-11
7-
37'Ac
6-10
$1.02
7-
6-
$1.37'/2
IIIII
6-10
y2c
,
-
Incl
4%
5
25c
50c
-
7-15
.
30c
series)-(quar.)__
Ltd.,
6
$1.75
Prince Gardens Co.
(increased-quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance
1-
$1
$1.75
series►-
6-
.
-
(1958
C.)
&
:
:
25c
11111
(quar.)*
(quar.)_
5-18
6
7-
•
-
Co.—
;
6-15
,
6-24
.
5-20 '
6-
■
22c
;*
-
$2.25
12'Ac.
.12'Ac
; 59%c
$1.12'A,
6-
5-10
7-22
Rockwell Mfg. Co. (quar.)
7—7—
6"! 10
,7; 40c.
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)!____7_7_>,7 50c t* '6-10'
Rohm St Haas Co., common
•'-rfiy/ll
(quar.-)777'77 V "
' 75c /
;• 4%
Dreferred A (quar.)
7—
SI
-6.r 1
Rolland Paper Ltd., class A (quar.,
.6? 1
t25c
.Class B (quar.)
!__
;_L_;
<*- $15c
6- 1
5-16
35c
(quar.)
Power—
common
•
$1.75
-
12-15
6-24
5-25
'
,,r
(quar. )___\.____7__
Company, common (quar.)
Rochester
5-13
42y2c.
__II
40c
""""""HX
Linei1
Chicago Ry.
1-1-61
-
$2.50
(quar.)
com.
class
4.95%
3
5-31
15c
(1957
Bros.,
4
H.)
Rochester
3.
6-
>;
9-15
....
quar.)
preferred
New
5-16
1
(init.
com.
(quar.)
Company
6-30
(H.
(J.
4.10%
6-
25C
;
,
4
5-27
$1.20
St
6-104
6-30
6-
certificates
preferred F.(quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
43A%
preferred I (quar..)
5-13
5-23
25c
-'
preferred
Price
"
$1
5-19
1
6-15
9-15
10-1
10c
74%
5-11
$1.25
preferred
Prentlce-HaB,
2
4
56c
-
$2.44
5- 6
6-15
&
'
75c
(quar.)
$2.46
6-14
*
4
6-
$1.05
■;
6-
/
'
1
1
75c
(s-a)
1
710-
f
40c
—
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd. (interim),
& Myers,
Inc., common (quar.)7
participating preferred (quar.)____
Rochester Gas &
1
5-20
2
6-10
35c
shares
Class A (quar.)
Robinson. Little, Ltd.7-
5-20
6-
•
6-10
6-
'
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Potomac Electric
1
$1.10
__
■
(quar.)
6-
7-
50c
•
(quar.)__
Products
(quar.)i;
6-30
i $50e
$$1.75
-
1
6-15
120c
-
•
6%c
Coal Corp.*
6-
Poor
'
27c
!*_•
6-15
J28c
^5°
,
preferred ,(quar.)______*_7—7_—/
Robinson
5-22
"■
6-20
50C
'
prior preference 1st
2nd
;
_
..
1
lie
preferred
5%
4
25C
preferred, (quar )
(initial)
/
6-
$1.75
*
(quar.)___
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)_____
Polaroid Corp., common,
(quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
5-
$$1
(quar.)
Old Ben
7%
1
:
Oklahoma-Mississippi
..
6
6-
;
...
1
r
pfd. (quar.)**
*-.5%
preferred
class
A
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)
:
1
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
Ry. Co.
$62'Ac
.
Ltd.—
6-
(quar.)
Wayne
preferred
;5Y2%
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
1
$1.12'A
5-31
7-
^
Robertshaw-Futlon Controls Co., com. (quar.)
5'A%
preferred * (quar.)
1
6-
6-30
6-15
Oil
Robertson
4-29
(quar.)___
preferred
7%
6-17
$40c
:_/■
;
6-
91'Ac
Chemical,
preferred
Common
6-17
50c
St
5
6-15
1
(quar.):
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Railways
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
'
Co., 4.08% preferred
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar;)——.
preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma
5-20
6-17
1
Coke
v
6-15
:
new
6-
6-30
7-15
5-18
"
(quar.)_
$1.50
5'
6-
(quar.)
(quar.
Gas,
v.
6-
6-15
1
5-18
Robbins
'
6-15
4
40c
Inc.
Pittsburgh Ft.
5-27
7-
7-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5-20
6-17
(quar.)
I auar.L.
convertible
Pittsburgh
1
-
(quar.)
Okanagaor Helicopters,
5-26
7-
quar.)
Corp.—
4'/*%
Pitney-Bowes
6-20
$1.37
_*
Ohio Power
4,40%
4.56%
1
Pioneer Natural
5-16
$1.31 %
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
;■*
preferred (quar.)
6-30
*
6-20
$1.40
____II.lII.il.
«
1
6-20 '
35c
Ohio Edison Co.,' 4.56%
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Forge St Machinery
.4.20%
6-
$1.45
Specialty Mfg. Co.. Ltd. (quar.)——*
Ogilvie Flour Mills. Ltd., com.
(quar,).
l_
*
7% preferred (quar.)
~ ~
Ohio Crankshaft Co.
(quar.)*
OH. Co.
6-
55c
Office
Ohio
5-20
7-15
44c
preferred
Mfg.
6
5'A%
'
4-25
6-15
*_^
~
V
5-27
4
10c
(quar.__*
preferred
6-15"
25c
Philadelphia St Trenton RR. (quar,f__i_-__*_
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
__j
Pillsbury Co.,'common (quar.)********:
4.80%
—
Pharmacal Co. (quar.)
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ltd.
; 5% preferred (quar.)
:
preferred
6-15
IOC
Norwich
4%
5-
1
$2
______
4'/a%
6-
$15c
4
Oak
'5-20
4%
Northwest Bancorporation,
common
(quar.)
-'4'A% preferred (quar.)
;
Northwestern Public Service, com.
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)*
preferred
5%
5-18
6-10
-•
-
Ltd.
*_
(quar.-)**-*
7-15
'
3
3%
v1
(quar.)**
6-28
$1
(quar.)
4^% preferred
:
5-13
35c
Co.
(quar.)
6- 6
1
6-
7-15
8-
6-15
Corp. (quar.)
_j:L_^7_7__ .■
Rio Tinto Co., Ltd. Amer. dep. rets*.—
•;
r(Year-end Dec. 31, 1959., Equal to' about:
"
$1.61 per depositary share)
7
Ritter Finance Co.; class A (quar.)**
6% preferred (quar.)
77-7-7'.
Roan
•
;
...
74% preferred (quar.)
'
(quar.)
preferred
3.65%
'5-19
<
-
Telephone -(increased
Quebec
6
5-23
*27 Vic
_i
-
,
preferred
6
1
6-
5%
*
6-30
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)*
'
,*•14
42%c
(quar.)—
.
Northern
5-31
Service—
-
Northern
"
7-15
6-
—
(quar.);
./*
-
8-25
split
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__**
5'A%
6-20
$1
5-
6-
.
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Co;
(quar.)
:
Philadelphia«& Reading Corp.: (quar.)^i__
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
r.
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co;—
5-31;
5-31-
6
'
7-15
8-1
,
t5c
; t28c
-•
(quar.)
Riegel Textile Corp., common
Richfield
;
••'.•.-
Inc.
5-
1
6-1
57 Vic
Common
1 Common
Northern
-
(Wash., D. C.)^—
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)_
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
1
5-31.
4
Paul,
6
50c
-
(quar.)
Manufacturing, common*!*
preferred (quar.)__
4'A%
4-27
5-
1
14C
dividend
Corp.,
5-!6 * /
25c
_____—
Rheem
5-13
66-
American
;
5-13
"
7-15
'
8-1
.
1
5-18
1
'
2%
common
Exploration
Pfaudler-Permutit
Co.
-
(quar*).—
Ry. (s-a)—.
Gas Utilities
4.40%
-t
■
10c
Central
Northern
6-10
6-20
prior preferred
Northern
6-
6-20
50c
two-for-one
a
Ltd., class
Northeastern Water
1
10-14:
34%e
<
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5'A%
1
6-29
10c
(quar.
North Pennsylvania
RR.f(quar.>—
North River Insurance
Co.. (N. Y.)
North Shore Gas (Illinois)
-
11-
(quar.)
1
h
»■
2%.
Petroleum
Lite Insurance (Chicago)—
North
4%
7-15
37'Ac
.*
i
1
35c
.
com.i
.
Northern
8-
'/ > •••■
—
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas
5-20
5-12
$5c
Semi-annual
Stockholders
5-20
15c
American
Judd
1
6-15
4
•;
*
Peter
•
,*6%
4
1
15c
*
North
4
6-
1
14C
(quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Permian Basin Pipe Line
(quar.):
6-10 "
.
6-10
$1
(quar.)
North American
6-
$50c
.
Nor-metal Mining Corp.,. Ltd..
North
6-24
Western
&
preferred
preferred
i 6%
6-15
25c
(quarJ
common
A
1
27'Ac
~-
6-
;
8-
6-30
,,
6-15
5-31
6-15
c
i
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co; (quar.)—*;.—_
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.— i,'. i
•
5-20
6-
dividend
Circle
Perfex
capital
'
'<■
;
Co, (quar.)i**^.—__
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)—7—
43A % preferred (quar.)
5-20
6-
(quar.)
dividend
1
1
$1.16
-
-
-
5-20
4
6-
6-
35c
>
7
Rexall Drug St Chemical
5-20
*
6-15
$1.06
•
Chemical Fibre—
common
5-13
6-15
T-7.t27c
(Texas)
5-16
5-28
$2.25
,
(quar.)
A
5-16
6-27
\'*r
—
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Remington Arms Co., 4'A% pfd.
•
5-13
6-
4
15c
Publishing
Perfect
30c
Chemical,
Nopco
-
—
*
in¬
'
57'Ac
(reduced>*
"
6-15
2%
—_________—___
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)*
;
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island (quar.)
*
Stock dividend
-
.
investment
*_—
Peoples Life Insurance
6-10
6-30
8%c
(quar.)—
common
1
6-14
58'Ac
Stock
.5-14
.
7
~
■
class
5-19
,
25c
7
,
6
5-18
.
6-1
t5c
..••
—
Extra
$1.10
(quar.)i__
5-
5-20
1
6-, 1
;
flOc-
~
7,
(interim)
Ltd—
(quar.)
$1.10 class A
.
/
^
Canada,
1
6-15
6- 9
HOc".
,
1
5-31
———20c
(Dayton)
Extra
4
5-
Chains
$1.10 class A
5-20
1
6-
40c
*
Peoples Telephone Corp.'(Butler, Pa.)—
Common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
6-10
'
$62 %c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
6-10
$1.21 %
(quar.)**
dividend
Stock
6-10
6-30
30c
—
_
Penton
6-10
-
6-30
6-30
«
Co.,
Non-voting
5-16
40c
(quar.)
1_
Voting
1
85c
(quar.)
net
Fruit
Penobscot
6-16
-
preferred
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. ( quar.)
5-20
93%c
6-
Renold
1
"Pipe Line, Ltd.—
Stock
6
1
1
6-
6-14
7-
6-10
6-
r
.7Y2c
(s-a)
1
6
5-
1
6-
6-
$1.02%
preferred
from
6-
5-20 '
5-23
6-15
preferred
6-
6-15
27Vic
4'A%
Republic Insurance Co.
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)—.
Share Corp.— .....
18c
6
$$1.25
—
5-20
5-18
Co.-
f
5-31
1
6-30
25c' '
,
683Ac
—
(Initial)*
Insurance
Remington Arms Co., common
5-31
10c
Industries
Reliable
6
6-10
44'
4
5c
—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
6- 3
-
50c
4.68%
5-13.
1
5-31
/ 50c
—
4 5-
Republic Foil, Inc.
Ltd.
v
—
(increased) " "
—
5-31
preferred
7-
6
5-20
7-1.5'/■
^
12'Ac/;
—
:
5-16
Ford,
:
12V2c
(increased)
6-13 '
&
15C
•
———_—
1
1st
115c V,
.
'
-—' 15c
A
Remco
6-15
1
5-27
4.60%
5-12
1
7-
97'Ac
4.85%
and
1
7-
90c
4.10%
from
6-
6-10
50c
(quar.).
12c
5-
7-
11c
8c
(quar.)*.—_*_i_
5-31 ;■
6-15
$1
(quar.)
Class
3
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
(Canada)
1
Penn
7
6
6-
class A
Co.,
Extra;
6-15
5%
6- 7
6-
6-30
:'
6-
1
6-
1
93%c
(quar.)
3.90%
6-
1
40c
—
preferred
Quarterly of
6-15
7-
6-15
7-
Penick
-
J.)
3.60%
come
5-27
25c
:
Co.*.
preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry DockNiagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
: 3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
-
t
6-15
25c
3%%
Niagara
2
7-
8-25
2
Extra
*—
7%
1
7-
25c :*
.
Paper
Reitman's
9-
t22yac
;
Corp.
Reheis
6-
,
-
-
——
5-25
I
6-18
1
6-17
(quar.)—"*i__..*—_-—
10c
Brewing
7-
,
1
6-
6-30
.
Reading Company— , "
-V,'
' 7 7 ?
'
4%
non-cumulative 1st preferred (quar.) ,, ,V
50c
Reading Tube Corp., common (quar.)*——r , 12'Ac
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
31'Ac
Reeves MacDonald Miuea, Ltd—_*_1__——
,J20c ./
Refractory St Insulation (N. J.)
(quar.)**
(
15c/,'
1
6-
6-13J
"6-1
$1.50
45c
Ltd.,
Corp.
$35c
2*
5-
$1
preferred
5.25%
1
5-
10c
—
__
f
6-
5-30
5-30
$1.01%- -
(quar.)_
RR.
37y2c
6-
v
6-10
cash dividend_i——:**___—1
31V4C
Pembina
6-15
(quar.)
:
State Electric & Gas—
Newport Electric Corp.,
.
5-18
20C
Extrusion
6-13
■-
Co.
Raymond
5-25
4-15
6-17
6-17
6-29
"35c
——
Packing Co.——
Raytheon Co.,' 5%% preferred (quar.)—__
5-16
;
1
30c
(hiitial-quar.)__„_——-
(quar.)
Pearl
+3c
(quar.)_
Company (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power Co. Ltd.j Common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.).
;
2
Mfg.
7-
7-1;
87'/2C
Rath
6-15
^
1'
6-
25c
——
A
4-29
5-16
5-25
!
20c
v
(quar.)—J—-i——
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
5% convertible prior preferred (quar.)—
3
t5c
(quar.)
St Light,
New Jersey Zinc
New York Air Brake
Newberry
6-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
York
Pa ton
5-31
20c
preferred
New York
6-
6-15
6-30
25c
(quar.)**
Parchment
'
.
Co—;
(quar.)
Co.
St
Paterson
10-31
6-15
-
$2-6-1
(quar.)
Pictures
5-13
10c
Forge
Drop
Co,
(quar.)*
In-Wax
5-13
-
(quar.)
8c
'
New Jersey Power
New
11-23
20c
com.
England Lime
4
40C
;
.
4.05%
5-25
2Vi%
Extra
New
6-
Inc.
Quarterly
5-20
(quar.)
class
1
6-
6- 1
6-3*.
5-10
7-15
20c
_
(quar.)
Nestle LeMur Co.- (quar.
;
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
New
6-15
1
6-15
20c'
(quar.)
preferred
/
5-16
;
(quar.)
Co.
Papercraft Corp.
Paragon Electric,
15c
Company (quar.)
Nationwide Corp.
(stock dividend*
voting
Mfg.
J20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tea
Neisner Bros., Inc. (quar.)_.
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper— -
4%
5-31
7-
Purina
Ralston
>
/
.-// ' j
(quar.)—.
preferred
Rap
6-30
,
$1.50'
5-31
35c
_
Corp.,. Ltd.
6-15
6-15
list
Rapid-American Corp.—
1"
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)—.—__*— '
Pan American Sulphur (quar.)
:
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
1
8c
Standard
A
6-
preferred
"
6-15
/'.J; /''/./"r
preferred A (quar.)——:—
5-13
(quar.)_—
Products
5-27
Corp.-of Amerioa-^- !
$3.50
6-15
6-
10-25
25c
•
Radio
Inc.—V
Machinery,
&
1
65c
'*•'
—
Machinery Co. (qnar.)—*———
Packaging Corp. of America, com. (quar.)** "
12 %c
Stocks
5-13
6-
lit preferred "(quar.)—$0.328125
(quar.)
74-29
6c •;
6-30
'
15c
(quar.)——
common
5-23
4
1
income)
Hydraulic
$1.20
6-13
1
Racine
5-10
1
6-
3iy»C
Package
invest¬
net
National
Class
'
Corp.—
from
5
7-
-
37y2c
Robinson
15c
—
National
Cement
Gamble
Hawaiian
Lumber
Income
Nazareth
6- 3
Line,
•
75-27
invest-'
from
s-a)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quat.)—
(quur.f—
preferred
Coro.* (auar.)____
Corp. (quar.)****
Pacific
9-30
Common
Growth
Stock
4
East
Pacific
.
Research
(quar.)
4
convertible
Finance
Finance
Pacific
income
National
National
National
7-
6-
•
$1
$1.25
(quar.
9- 2
—
Machinery Co
distributions
ment
Far
5»A%
120c
(Canada)
Quarterly
National
preferred
$1.75
-
1 "
/ '
$3c
12- 2
A
National
preferred
$5
5- 4
5- 2
6-30 4
————^\J20c
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
1-6-61
•
Co., 7% pfd. A (quar.)
Life St Accident (Tenn.) (quar.)—
Rubber
Co.,
t5c
Lead
6-
6-15
12 Vic
62'Ac
—
Coast~Co.~5%
ftftlfir
Pacific
15c
class
National
(quar.)—
Pacific
6-20
1
6-
J5c
Co.,
5
6
5-27
6-10
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
National
5-
■
Ranco,
5- 6
(quar.)
Class
5-25
(quar.)
Pacific
6-
115c
_
(quar.)
Class
Paper
5-25
i 6- 1 ;
\r' 50%
———
(initial
common
5-13
:
—
5-16
National Hosiery Mills. Ltd.—
Class
preferred
Oxford
Canada
(quar.)
5-13
20c
(quar.)
120c
pfd.
5-13
6-10
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
30c
of
6-10
90c
45c
preferred
$4.40
6-
40c
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar;)**
A
40c
Quebec Power .Co. (quarl )-;*—V 40c
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)——* V
t25c
5'A%
preferred (quar.)—t27'Ac
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd.:
*■
$1.10
$3.60
6-17
4%
(quar.)__.
Co.. 4Vi%
1
6-
20c
New
-
5-31
50c
(quar.)__.
dividend
Stock
'
6-20
6-
5-10
-
,6-14
6-20
.
6-10
5-27
Hosiery Mills Ltd., class H—;—.—-
National Gypsum
1
6-10
3
•
Co.
ment
5-27
;
Corp.
1
7-
$1
10c
$i.oe%
preferred
7-
:
7-15
—
Chemical
common
4-29
$1.19
$1.75
(quar.)
convertible
1
15c
Corp.
Oil
Polders
Payable of Rec.
•
Buildtng
(quar.)—
Mfg: Co. (quar.)*——
Tail Power, common
(quar.)
Marine
When
,
_>$!.*
■
(initial)_*—_**____*_'*.iv, 12Y2c
Puerto Rico Telephone Co. (quaf.)l**l__I—
^^ 450"",
Putnam Growth Fund-—
V.* VIl'I"'',,T*
5-21
6-
—-
60c
■
■
(quar.)
.i
6-10
$$3
—
Orpheum
5-20
•
•
40c
:
(s-a)———
Oster
6-10
—-
Pueblo Supermarkets
6
5-27
:
Corp.- (quar.)
___•:
Pure
6-
3
—
i—_—________
Co.
Ry
Orange St Rockland Utilities Inc.—^
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)—
4% preferred D (quar.)—.—*
6- 3
Chemical Corp.—
&
preferred
National
<
Book
(quar.)*—
Quebec
50c
:
preferred
National Blank
6-30
6-13
6-
25c
——
(quar.)
common
7-11
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.):
Co.,
6-30
.
■<.;ShfOre
(quar.)
20s
50c
(initial)
common
4-29
5-25
20c
(reduced)
Corp., class A
B
(quar.)—;
National
'
$0,755
Corp.
Pottery
&
Inc.
$25c
of South Africa nonresident tax)
Onondaga
Ontario
shares
Chemical,
Class
1
Fund—
Shares
Nashua
5-20
6-15
Pullman,
Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 participating preferred
(accum.)
O'okiep Copper Co. Ltd., ordinary
(Equal to approximately $2.80 less Union
6- 1
of Company
Name
Payable of Pec
Share
Name of Company
Ontario Beauty
"
45c
Per
'
'
I
5-13
6-13
Monday, May 23,-1960
..
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Pec.
6c
.
,
5-16'
5-16.
5-25,
5-12
5-12
■
l,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Per
''"rf)
%iVepr5e"ed
■S
3%%
'7-15
6-30
1
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
30c
6-
1
5-16
1
5-10
$1.60
preferred
40c
6-
1
5-16
5-20
4 V2 %
4-29
(quar.)
(initial).
30c
6-
6-20
6-
1
Standard Pressed
Standard
preferred (quar.
(quar.)
7-
1
7-15
.7-
1
Standard
25c
5-20
Standard
Structural
Stanfields,
30c
7-
2
5-23
10c
7-
1
6-10
9-30
9-10
-; 25c
6-15
7-
(quar.)____—__
preferred series B
41/,%
77-
1
6-
Statier
Class B (quar.)-------——
shell Transport & Trading—•,
Final of 3s 9d tax free (qual
4-14
6-
2
2
6-
2
5-
9
5%
5-
9
5%
4-
8
15c
——
25C
30c
Mfg.
Singer
preferred
($50
par)
par)
,
v
8-15
.
preferred
($50
preferred
preferred
($100
($100
preferred
($100
Stern
&
7-
1
-6-10
7-
;
1
6-10
Stetson
6-1
5-13
7-27
6-10
$1
5-31
5-16
Twin
56V4C
8-31
$1.50
5-16
Udylite
Corp.
Union
Carbide
Corp.
$1.12ya
11-30
11-15
Union
Electric
convertible
Corp.
5-12
Stylon
Corp.
5.20%
Ltd.
Co.,
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com.
4V2% preferred A (quar.)
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
5-13
6-10
5-10
1
50c
6-
6-10
5-20
Sunshine
Biscuits, Inc.
6-
3
4-29
Sunshine
6-15
5-31
Supercrete,
a^eo
,35c- >
Superior Window,
4
2
^ 70c
preferred
class A
7-
1
6-10
5-31
5-13
6-
1
5-12
6-15
5-25
3
Sylvanlte Gold Mines, Ltd.
6-
3
6-29
6-15
5C
(quar.)—..——
•
Syracuse
Transit
Corp.
'
Southam
Co.,
Southern
California
4.08%
Ltd,
preferred
Edison
J30c
5-16
preferred
preferred
'6-1
5-
5
5-
$4.50
United
5-31
United
Carbon
5-31
5-16
United
Corp.
1
6c
6-15
6-
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-15
7-
1
5-23
6-
1
5-23
7-
4
135c
——
ment
4%
preferred
5.44%
preferred
$4.75
Company
preferred
5
Telechrome
5-
5,
Television-Electronics
5-31
5-
5
25c
6-
1
5-12
$0.265625
6-
1
5-12
J3C
-
5-
6-
7%
34c
6-i 1
35C
6-
6
1
$2.38
11-
1
Stock
5-12
5-
4.10%
2
United
4.60%
10-20
6-14
50c
:_
5-31
4.64%
1
5-10
4.65%
4.90%
6-15
5-13
5.10%
on
from
cemmon
5-13
5.12%
preferred
9-15
70c
earnings
(quar.)_
(qiiar.)
1959
noncumulative
preferred
5%
noncumulative
preferred
25c
25c
8-15
5.25%
preferred
Paper
Semi-annual
Mills
4%%
Natural
Southwestern
A
Gas
Co.,
Electric
"
534%
$1
New
6-30
6-16
4.75%
1
6-20
6-
6-15
5-19
1
6-
12 Vac
6-
1
5-19
30c
6-
1
5-19
c
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
5-19
20c
7-11
I
(quar
(quar.)
(quar.)
28%
;
(Dallas)-—
.
7-
1
Public Service—
common
(initial
21c
quar.)
6-
5-13
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
9 2 Vac
8-
7-20
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97 VaC
88-
7-20
$1.10
8-
7-20
$1.15
8-
7-20
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred*^
(quar.)
4.40%
pxcierrea
preferred
(quar.)____
-
>
57 V* c,
„
southwest,ern States -Telephone,
"hi,44;
-
»LJ2
1.32
-i-eer
"peer
.8-.X
/7-20
27.Vac
8-1
7-20
6-
30C
pom. _(quar )
J
v
■■
Preferred,! /
(quar.36c
.<
%c
~
60c
66-
1
6r
1
$1.05
5- 2
6-15
17
'
'
f
4-20%
_
Chemical Co.,
preferred
•
nd
Corp.,
common
convertible
Pnngfield
Fire
(quar.)
preferred
Marine
&
—
5-
5-12
1
5-12
7-
6-
6-15
6-
6-15
$1.12%
Insurance
5-10
.
6-23
20c
20c
20c
$1.12%
$1.12Vz
37 %c
(quar.)_,
1
5-10
6-10
20c
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
oPiegd, inc<) common (quar.)
$4.50
(quar.).
common
(quar.)
AP;ncei" Kell°gg & Sons
2-
5- 2,
,
1
6-
33c
•»'«: 33c
»-
5-
.
6-1
u
preferred, (quar.)__
Ccnuun uo. iquar.)
Carbon Co. (quar.)
1
6
1
1
preferred
4.96%
preferred
5Vt%
v
Also
31,
Thriftimart,
10c
•
7-1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
(Mass.),
So
5°
common
preferred
Foods
10c
Co--
Co.
America
of
7-,l
6-15
25C
25c
6-
of
1959
Thrifty
shilling
1
free
1
penny
income
British
of
6-20
Class
A
•
B
,
U.
20c
6
preferred
6-28
U.
S.
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
$1.25
6-
1
5-
6
$1.37 Va
6-
1
5-
6
U.
6.
U.
S.
$1.33%
6-
1
6-
1
5-
6.
$1.40
6-
1
5-
Co.,
B
6-
6
(Detroit)—
CD
•
CO
.,
5-23
Guarantee Co.
6-
6
5-
5
6-
6
5-
5
6-
1
5-19
class
4 V2 %
Tokheim
Brands Inc.—
40c
(quar.)
6-15
5-16
87 %C
87V2C
i
6-15
preferred (quar.)
standard Forgings
Corp.
6-
40c
—
.
Motor
Products,
tandard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Co.
Co.
Co.
Oil Co.
of
of
of
California
A
18%
(initial)
Indiana
Kentucky
(quar.)
(New Jersey)-
1
5-16
6-
1
1
'
5-13
'
"6-10'
5-10
•
60c
Class
6-10
5-13.
6-10
5-27
5c/«
5-13
4V2%
6-10
class
A
preferred
(s-a)—
Class
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
1
5-24
S
U
S
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
1
8%
S
United
Wlielan
6-15
.1
6-15
Universal
Consolidated
7-
1
6-15
Universal
Insurance
5-10
Universal
6-
7
30c
6-
3
-.35c,,
20 c1
&•
■
6-156-1
7*
1
;
05r31
'5-16
...6-15
Upson
f
Valspar
;$
-
'
J4c
6-
1
5-17
••
Corp.
6-15
5-31
$1
6-15
5-31
25c
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
30c
•
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
5-31
5-10
5%
6-24
5-13
Raalte
35c
6-15
5-25
30c
6-
1
5-10
60c
6-10
5-20
40c
8-18
8-
5-31
5-16
1
5-16
4
(increased-quar.)—
Corp.
.$1.06%
6-
$1.14
6-
1
5-16
$1.06%
6-
1
5-16
25c
A common-
5-31
5-13
8c
5-26
5-16
25c
6-15
6-
1
—
t
•
;
n
&
7-
"15c
'
.l.-.tSfj/
Co.
5-13
8
6-15
f'6-lT.
5-27
6-13
V
.
" .'
6-22
7-22
5-31
4-29
6-
1
5-12
7-
7-15
5
20c
7-
1
6-1S
50c
6-
2
5-1©
3%
6-
2
5-1©
5c
(quer.)
:
(quar.)
6-
1
15c
—.
6-24
15c
6-
1
4-15
5-13
35C
Fund
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A
Chemical
1
35c
-
$1.25
(quar.)
Steel
Voting trust ctfs.
5-13
-
50c
(initial)
Co.
Mutual
6-30
12 %C
Corp,
(quar.)
Vernon Company, common (quar.)
6•
1
5-1©
5-1©
—
$12 %C
6-15
6-
1
6
5-16
6-17
25c
(quar.)
4-29
6-
Vickers, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. Ordinary—
(Final payment of 7V2% less' British in¬
come
will
it
tax
and
amount
of depositary
approximately $0,118
expenses
to
depositary share)
Viking Pump Co. (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Hot Springs,- Inc
Virginia TelepMfoe & Telegraph (quar.) —
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)^—
Voe-Shan
Vogt
Mfg.
Industries,
Co.
Vornado,.Inc.
4
6-10
Vulcan
7-
4
6-10
5%
7-
4
6-10
(stock dividend)
4
6-10
6.25%
common
;
-~35c
6-15
5-27
$1.25
6-
1
5-13
$31 %C
6-
1
5-1S
$1
6-
1
5-21
5-25-
6-15
8-
1
25c
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-13
7-15
5%
6-22
5-11,
12%c
6-10
5-26
20c
6-20
5-26
$1.43%
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar—,
preferred (quar.)—
25c
15c
15c
(quar.)
5.75%
7-
Inc.
(quar.)
Materials,
7-
t$1.12 Va
5-13
6-15
'
Heating
Vapor
t50c_
•.
1
12 %C
(quar.
dividend
Stock
t60c
:
5-1©
6-
*
6-15
Co.
Vanadium-Alloys
J60c
--
5-13
5-27
.i—
per
—
5-31
31 %c
(quar.)
Van Sciver
(J.
B.), 5%
class A (quar.)__
Van Waters & Rogers Inc.
(quar.)
Vick
5-31
25c
(quar.)
Sanders
Vance
Van
S*
6-15
65c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
:J44—.—
Co; < Cquar.O^-uli.-a-V.v •"■'V-,-:'
Upson-Walton
6-' 1
5-20
5-
6-10
25c
Company
'•W
6-15
6-
1
Match
Oil
Co.
Universal .Oil Products Co.
s
.
5-23
6-11
;
1
75c
—
(quar.)
(2J/2-for-l < split) !
5-11
5-23
10c
5-27
1
7-
15c
6-1©
Corp.—
6-15
7-
Common
6-
1
6-11
$2
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., common
Truck Lines
(Del.)
S.
6-1©
1
7-
55c
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
U.
35c
■■——
7-
6-15
27 y2c
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card Co._
U. S. Rubber Co., common (quar.)
5-27
'
'
U
6-16
5-2©
6-10
50c
6
_____
—
6-
22yzc
.___
-
——
3
62 %c
Machinery Corp.—
A
6
10c
(quar.)_!
Supply,
3
6-
5-
$1.25
———~—-
Finance Corp., Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
25c
Traders
1
7-
(quar.)—
1
'
(quar.)
class
7-
$1.75
common
(quar.)
$1.35
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-1©
I
20c
Tractor
70c
55c
Corp.
8
6-
U
Co.—
Acceptance
Tower
7-
$1.67 Va
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scale
Toledo
6-1©
10c
$1.46 V*
5-16
6-
c
50c'
4.25%
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-13
6-
5c
class
'*
OH
5-27
5c
(quar.)
5-20
5-20
8
$1.45
Corp.
Edison
Toledo
4.56%
25C
(quar.)
tandard Milling Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
1
1
-6-
5-19
1
7-
6-
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
6-
10c
—
Co.,
Hoffman
S.
6-
25c
—
$1.43%
—
(quar.)__
6-3©
30c
dividend)—.
(N. Y.)
6-1©
7-22
—
(quar.)i
preferred
5%
6
(quar.)_
class A (quar.>_
Co.
Gypsum
7%
$1.27%
6-30
$10c
preference (quar.)
United States Lines Co., com. (quar.)
Class
5-
7-10
10c
22 %c
6 *
Envelope
Foil
6-2©'
$2.50
(N. Y.)—
preferred (s-a)
convertible
$1.18%
(qpar.)_—
(increased)—
5-23
per
$1.12%
5-
(quar.)
Co.
5-16
tax.
(quar.)
S, Casualty Co.
45c
Vanderbilt
Roller Bearing Co.
Timken
1
50c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)—
Times-Mirror
6-
Chemical Corp.—
Borax &
S.
4V2%
U.
31V*C
(stock
Co.
5-13
—
1
35c
3
1
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
5-17
6-
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Class
'
.
Co.
Roofing
Title
50c
preferred
Oil
1
Bolt Corp,—
Screw &
$1.24
(quar.)
Stores
Drug
Tidewater
1
a
S
(quar.)__,
5-20
94c
^'ldai'd Dredging Corp.—
$1.60
Standard
8
50c
Common .(increased-quar.)
andard
3
50c
—-
(quar.)__-
common
Quarterly
Standard
3
6-
6-
6-
7-
6-30
6-
(quar.)—.
U
'
preference (quar.)_-____
tandard Accident Insurance Co.
$3.50
6-
1
Tile
,53.75
Standard
1
7-
$1.62
stahl-Meyer, Inc.—
a,!? tu
prior preferred (accum.)
■
7-
6-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
5-31
10% c
—
6
—
1
5c
5-
'
5-31
7-
35c
6-10
35c
5-12S
6-30
27%c
United
65c
5-31
60c
'
Stafford.
5-10
:—-
(quar.)
$1.31 V*
A
5-19
5r24
(quar.)—
—
common
6-10
6-10
30C
class
Ire.,
Co
6-10:
6-10
1
—
class A com.
6-ia
5-241
$1.06%
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
6-10.
1
5c
preferred (quar.)
Industries (quar.)—
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd. (increased)
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
Thorofare Markets, common (quar.)
B
share,
1
-1—
$5
Class
Co.
6
5-20
7-
Thompson
5%
com.
7-
(quar.)
(increased)—'—!—I-.——
Industries,
Thomas
6
5-
$1.18
com.
5-24
50c
25c~
7-
Mfg.
Shovel Co.
Thew
5-
6-16
$1.25
Corp.,
5-25
6-10
deposit
6-14
•
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5-25.
invest¬
Molasses
5-31
$1.12 Va
__.——
.7-. 5
6-10
$1.75.
Corp.,
Insurance
20c
$1.28
—
7-15
6-10
Co., Ltd.—
receipts Ordinary
(Final payment for the year ended Dec.
$1.31 V*
Producing Co.
Glass
A
United
7-
(quar.)
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil (quar.)————
Thatcher
from
$1'.27V2
(quar.)
preferred
Gulf
Texas
2
7-
——
(quar.)
5-12.
50c
r
special
distribution
of 4%
pence not
subject to tax)
United New Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
United Pacific Corp. (quar.)
—__
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd
income)—:
Transmission
Gas
5-
Inc.—
5.40%
^
,
$1.22 Vz
com.-
6-10
1
6-
25c
i
$1.16 V*
(quar.)
investment
(From
Texas
7-20
$1.03%
.
5-3i
Preferred
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Fund,
Texas
6
$1.15
preferred (quar.)—
—5.50% preferred (quar.)
—
5.35% preferred (quar.)
—
—
5.50% preferred (quar.)
—:—
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
5.75% preferred (quar.)
—.—
5.80% preferred (quar.)
5.85% preferred (quar.)—
6.70% preferred (quar.)—_—
3
6-
6-10
5%
7-
12 VaC
(quar.)
com.
Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Southwestern
4.50%
25C
Co.,
preferred
preferred
5-16
18c
.
preferred
5-16
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra '
6%
1
6-20
$ 1.06 V*
(quar.)
Texas Eastern Transmission,
6-
Industrial
1
—
Ir.c.
6-
10c
(s-a)
..
Service
11-30
15c
(quar.)
Southwestern Investment
.ix
common
12-10
Texaco,
United
7-
(quar.):
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
.6-24
'
$1.12%
!
(quar.)______
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
United Greenfield
5
$1.02 Va
preferred
5%
30c
Gas Corp.
(Calif.), com. (quar.)
$1.20 convertible prior preferred (quar.)—
preferred
4.72%
5-31
5-16
20c
(quar.)
3c
5-
1
50%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-31-
6-10
50c
(s-a)
Southwest
$6
4.50%
6-27
$1
Southland
5--5
6c
$1
Southern Spring Bed Co. (quar.)_
Southern States Cooperative, Inc.—,
Southwest
,
6-15
40c
com.
Improvement
35c
;
(quar.)__
■
preferred
6-15
Bouthern Railway Co.—
5-12
5-31
Fund, (7c from net invest,
from security profits)—,
Co., com. (quar.)_
and
American
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
6-15
(quar.)
Illuminating
6-
4c
—-
5-16
$25c
(s-a)
A
_;
Corp,
United
dividend
preferred
preferred
6-
5%
dividend) —
5-13
1
2%
income)
com.
6
6-15
10c
United
6-
t5s
(s-a)
—
6
6-
5rlS
6-20
3%
;
6-
6t20
6-15
„
50c
class
Ltd.,
(payment
(s-a)
Science
income
Inc.—
Transmission,
.5V 9
'
(quar.)______
"5-16
5c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
4.25%
(quar.)
Gas
5-14
1
preferred
United Gas
Management Corp.—
semi-annual
Increased
Tennessee
Co.
dividend—
Quarterly
Shares
1
6-
(quar.)
United Funds, Inc.—
5-16
1
6-15
10c
i—i_
(stock
Fund
6-
Corp.—
United Engineering & Foundry,
9
7-
7-15
50c
^
investment
from
5-14
$1.25
(quar.),
(quar.)__
"
20c
-
_
:_
Chemical
Television
5-12
1
;
Mfg., class A
(Quarterly
6-
(quar.)
&
-
25c
(s-a)
Southern Natural Gas
Stock
5-
5-31
(quar.)
Southern Fertilizer
5
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred; (quar.)
Southern
5-31
7-20,
1
(quar.)
Co.
income)
7-20
8-15
.
6-
Carton
&
Elastic
8-15
'
8c
(quar.)_.—
297/sC
1
Board
United
7-20
(quar.)
com.
of America,
preferred
6
6-30
UOc
■i
7-20
8-15
/.
t25c
Corp.
2%
•
8-15'
(quar.)___.
Co.,
Co.
'5c
(quar.)
5-31
1.
38c
:
Corp.
Artists
______
6-30
$1.12%
(s-a)
Biscuit
3
2
45C
$1
z
'
Broadcasting
30 VaC
(quar.)
4.88%
preferred
(quar.)—
Southern California Water, com.
4(4%
5-
Taylor Fibre Co. (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.
26 VaC
(quar.)
4.78%
2 5 VaC
4.
.(quar.)__
,4.24%
Taft
B
United
6-
1
5-
10c
Amusement
Class
United
1
5-17
6-
12 %c
Aircraft
5-10
5-27
6-15
6-
10c
dividend
6-17
90c
V
:
Lines
United
1
6-10
5-10
6-14
6-17
5-20
(quar.)
41 %c
(quar.)
1
Co.—
1
40c
Gas
(quar.)
B
5
(s-a)___
6-28
6-
4%
(stock dividend)
(quar.)_
7-
6-10
(quar.)
A
Stock
>
South Georgia Natural Gas
1
(quar.)
Air
Class
5
Styirflngtofi-Wayne rCorp. (quar.)
'
Class
United
6-
17%C
3
6-
6-30'
6-30
7-
87 %c
Natural
5-
(quar.)
6-
6t3ft;.
38%c
—--
10-19
92 %c
Texas
5-
(quar.)
i3i%c
—4.14^^44
7-20
1
(quar.)
Car
6-
'
6-10 ;
50c
1
37y2c
u
Union
$1.10
5-
5-12
2
8-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-15
(quar.)
Superior Electric (initial)
Superior Propane, Ltd., common
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
5-
5-23
5rl2
6-
15c
:
6-10
-
.
5-31
-v
(quar.)
1
—
$1.03
**
' V
5-12
11-
(quar.)-.—
7-
33c
Mining
40c
%
5-13
.
2
62 %c
62 %c
(increased)—_
common
preferred
preferred
28y8c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Ltd. (stock dividend)
6-
25C
Tank
65C
—
(quar.)
45c
,
'6- I
65c
Co.,
United
(quar.)
r
35c
(quar.)___
Union
6y*c
series)
^5-13
3
(quar.)
6-10
t25c
_r___
(1951
5-27
$1
6-15
25c
pfd.
5-31
$3
(quar.)
1
Propane Gas Corp.—
conv
Co.
5-13
(resumed)
6-30
25c
(quar.)...
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
6-16
5c
1
'
(quar.)
7-
,
Sun
Oil
$4
10c
2nd
Oil
» • •
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-
I_■ ■■"
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A.)
Suburban
Inc.,
, . *
Union Gas System Inc. (Kans.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
43 %c
5-13
6-15
$44.40
Inc.
$4.50
5-20
.
..
Uarco,
5-27
Camp,
5-31
7-
8%%
(quar.)
8-16
6-10
preference
6-15
10c
(quar.)
$1.12%
common
':*8-15
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
11-15
30c
prior
Clutch
8-31
(quar.)
'
11-25
15c
series)
common
5-31
$3.50
5%
Co.,
11-30
Inc.—
Co.,
5-15
5-25
30c* ;ji"8t25
quar.)
(Interim)
Street
56y*C
$3.70
Fuller
(initial
(1957
convertible
Disc
5-20
preferred
5-20
(quar.)
$1.12%
■
&
1
a-ie
Coach
6-11
,.5^12
6-
Twin
35c
(D.
9
5-18
(quar.)
65c
V
1
"
5-16
first
6-10
'
5-- 6
62%c
preferred
6-10
Baer
6-10
■
Quarterly
1
Stuart
75c
———
6-
9-15
12-15
6-
1
4th Unit' Inc.-^
(accumulative)^
South LaSalle
56 %C
(quar.)
6- 1
U7I/aC,1.
5%.
208
5-27
v
'
,
6-15
.
5-20
6-10
1
$1.25
(quar.)_____
A
Tung-Sol Electric,' Common
1
Stokely-Van
5-26
60c
5-20
1
Company
City
6-
5%
1
1
6-
9
1
6rl5
V
(quar.)_
Jersey
preferred
7-
Stouffer
6-
v
•6-
$6
50c
preferred
5-10
1
5!
34 %c
25c
(John
5-10
6-
2
Tudor
56c
6-28
6-10
0-
preferred
Ltd.
Tuboscope
6-15
$5
New
Inc.
Stix,
5-16
6-10
par)
Textiles
1
of
Chemicals,
B.) Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (increased quar.)
5-16
6-29
62 VaC
_—
Stern
4V2%
6-13
6-, 1
.
12-15
7-
6-15
710-
1-4-61
3Cc
Investments.
Tube
9-15
12-15
30c
;
(quar.)
par)
.6-28
-
$$1.25
12-30
;•
2_"'
Gas,
Co.
1
35c
!
(quar.)___
(quar.)
par)
4Va%
1
25c,,
9-15
45c
•
4j/2%
:
Trust
9-30
__i;;
4V2%
5-18
Trunkline
6-15
12V2C
(quar.)
5-20
Inc.
5-13
6-10
6-30
t30c
(quar.)
20c
Co.————_———
Co.
4V2%
20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
5-20,
6-15 i.
Drug,
1
6-
10-
1-4-61
30c
!
6-15
1
15c
Line
Triangle Conduit & Cable (quar.)_
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
(Texas)—
.
6-30
$1.25
'
Pipe
6-15
7-
$30c
-.
Quarterly
(quar.)
61cv
Corp. (quar.)—
4——_
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp,, common (quar.)—.
Soss
par)
noc
Tools
preferred
preferred
($50
-»: *%
Socony-Mobil Oil
$1.25
preferred
7%
—
$1.55
•
4V2%
10c
Skelly Oil Co. (quar,)—„———
Skil Corp. (quar.)_———
—
Smith (Edson BJ Fund
——
Smith Investment Co.
—:
Snap-On
(Michaels)—
6-10
25c
s
Quarterly
5-24
(quar.)..^
5-31
—
(quar.)—
Co.
Sterling
'
(quar.)
Sinclair Venezuelan, Oil
5-13
6-15
•'
5-24
6-15
(quar.)..
common
'(quar.).
4V2%
—
(quar.)_—^
Co.,
1
10c
6c
6-15
*t$ioc
(quar.)
•
25c
5-20
'
9-15
12-15
}30c
(quar.)
,
5-24
?■
Sterchi Bros. Stores
17 Vac
V
6-10
6-15
$1.25
5-20
Stern
t
Finance
preferred
Trylon
6-
$$1.75
Travelers Insurance
$1.25
(quar.).^
class A
1
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-16
-4-
Ltd.
preferred
preferred
1
•;
9
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-
30c
5-13
5V2%
6%.
87 %c
1
'
■5%
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)—_
5% preferred (qjqar.)
;
.
Simmons
Co.
(quar.)
---Simon (H. & Sons, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.,)—
Simrnds Saw & Steel Co.—————
Sinclair Oil Corp.
Stephenson
5-
■•
10-
1-4-61
$25c
Trans-Prairie
25C
1
$25c
5-13
(quar.)
,.7- 2
$1
(quar.)—
Simpson's, Ltd.
5-2
6%
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6%
6-30
-
7-
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
37 %c
....
preferred (quar.).:.
Steinberg's
6-30
7-15
,>
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
>■5%
5%
15c
%fi.
6-15
6-
tlOc
Signal Oil
Class B
6-13
$1.25
Mines',"Ltd, (s-a)——————,4~4".
& Gas,, class A (quar.)
Sigma
■
preferred
5%
1
....
common
preferred
Stedman Bros.,
(quar.)™„—
Pacific Power Co.—
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)_.
•
5-20
—
Sierra
Chemical,
3 Vz %
5%
6-
r_-_^
Corp.—
<quar.)a.'
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
W:
a
to -52o)v S.ubr,
(quar.J—^—-
Rainier Brewing Co.
Siegler Corp. (quar.)—
Stock dividend-:
5-25
Finance
6-20
1
7-15
15c
9-15
12-15
$22y2C
5-27
'
1
$22%C
(quar.)
5-25
J"
B
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stauffer
"
'
Sick's
5-25
&
A
Class
2
(quar. )u__—
Valley Water, 5% pfd, (quar.)™.
Eritt Gordon Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)__—_ :•
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
•
7% preferred (quar.)——
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)—,
Shop Rite Pood (quar.)—_
Shop & Save, Ltd. (s-a)—
:—
Stock dividend
(subject to approval of
stockholders in July)
3
7-
Shenango
Shulton, Inc., class' A
Class B
(quar.)—
6-
7-
Mfg..
ohpiier
Loan
•Class
5-2$.
approval of shareholders on May 19
ject to
Fuel
State
$50c
^
,,
State
5-20
(quar.)_
preferred
3%
dividend)
(Delaware):
Supply (quar.).
6-15
preferred
4 V2 %
30c
Hotels
6-15
,
$20c
--^
1
1
Corp.
Instruments
4Vz %
5-27
6-15
t30c
t40c
(stock
6-17
15c,
(s-a).
Statham
6%
(quar.)l—____
A.) Pen, class A
A
(quar.)
6 "
.
,
class
(s-a)
I
$22 %c
5-16
6-10
U5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
6-29
35C-
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.
Stanley Warner
156 Vic
________—_
Ltd.,
B
class A
Steel,
t25c
7-
12 %c
6-15
7-
J25c
(quar.)
preferred
1-4-61
|25c
(quar.)
6-10
8c
Inc.
6-
$1.12
10c
Class
.
Properties,
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
10-
(quar.) 1
Common
6-10
1
.".$1.25
*v
30c.f
—
■„.—
Co.
Register Co.,
6-10
3%
31 %c
______
(quar.)
Steel
7-15
,
'class ,A Preferred (quar. )-———-—
'Co. > (quar.)—.—
Stuck (Frank G.) Co. (quar.)___________
Klnigan Water & Power Co.— -.:
preferred series A
preferred
Holders
When
Share
Common
Packaging Corp.—
$1.25
"
—
--
.6%
(quar.)
51
Tr.
v
F%nd—„ ' f '1
Corp.
Common
6-
Standard
683/4c
„
Sheaffer (W.
93 %C
Trans-Canada
'
V
.1
Per
Name of Company
5-20
35c
——
__
dividend
Conunon
preferred
6-10
6-16
"
Riflkcspeare
44
Holders
'82 %c
(quar.)
common
3%
■_
:t. preferred A - (quar.)
r
Jherling Rubber Co.. common.(quar. )_____
Selb
'
When
*
Share^, Payable, of >Rec.
.
(Ohio),
6-
,
%
•
'<
Co.
7-10
32 Vz C
Ill Roebuck Co." .(quar.)
Sties Acceptance Corp..; common
8
Stock
6-lB"<
Company
Oil
6-15
(quar.)_—--
Power
7-io
Standard
'.!%■
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
d
Per
Name of
6-16.
m
•
■
(2247)
$1.25
Lumber (stock dividend)
Seaf°n«rd Surety Co. (N. J.) (quar.)
i'rieht-Oswego Palls (quar.)
s
!iup Corp., com. (stock dividend)
bps
7-10
$1.18%
(a
PrH1Ci'lv\voou%
55
25c.
common (quar.)
pmance Co.,
$4''0Jv„.rpH
-When .Holders
Payable. Qf.Jten,
Share.
Company
mine
■
■
Chronicle
r
-
f
i91^_Number 5953
Volume
6-20*
5-26
$1.56 y*
6-20
5-26
—-
——
52
Company
Share
-
Corp.
Waco-Porter
Amulet Mines,
Waite
Walt
Industries
Common
(quar.)
A
5-13
1
6-17
6-
1
6-11
5-19
37&c
—
New
common
$4.50
6-10
5-18
7-
$1.12 Va
22 Vic
preferred
(initial-quar.)
—
1
6-
1
5-
6
5-
6
25c
6-10
5-20
60c
6-
4-25
1
preferred
Coast
►
Telephone,
preferred
6-
1
1
Gold Mining
32c
6-
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
2
the
determined.
At
•
I
'6%
special
Western
JUt
$1.50
guaranteed
Supply Co.. common
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
Western
Canada
Breweries,
Carolina
Telephone
1
6-15
6-
1
5-13 'v
35c
6-
1
5-18
$1.20
6-
1
5-18
130c
6-
1
4-29
6-30
6-20
(quar.)*
—
Ltd.
Western
7-
$1.50
(s-a)
Auto
Co
Western
5%
Insurance
preferred
Securities
(quar.)—
10c
'
Co..
$1
common
(quar.)—
preferred
(1952 series)
5%
preferred
(1955 series)
Westinghouse Air Brake
37 Vic
1—
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-
6
5-20
6-10
i
85c
6-10
50c
7-
1
6-24
7-
6-17
5-23
1
Corp.
6-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
45c
1
6-
15c
&
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
dividend
Bros..
Wilson &
$4.25
Winn-Dixie
l'Jb
(s-a)*j__
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
of
on
The
3
9-
2
2
SEC
5-
9
$35.25
7-
8
$1.06 Vi
25c
(monthly)
sales
involved.
8-
1
7-
1
The
6-13
5-25
40c
_
—
5-11
end
10c
;
the
to
the
of
United
the
of
balance
5-31
6%
preferred
'3.60%
(quar.)
P.
told
preferred
Wisconsin
Public
Wiser
Co.
Oil
(quar.)
Service
Wolverine
Wometco
■
Class
Wood
told
$124,000,000.
increase
191,
to
in
major
Most
sales,
announced
%
1816.
p.
April
filed
4
Wood
'
B
(John)
4y2%
class
A
I
Industries,
Ltd.
share
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
(stock
of
deemable $1
class
the
/J
letter
a
notification
of
with
used for
Woodward
Iron
191,
cl.
(s-a).
Woolvyorth
(F.
A
(quar.)
non-cum.
6-
1
have
5-15
common
S.
Small
200
nounced
6-15
Bank
Trust
turers
&
Traders
of
Youngstown
7
5-24
40c
6-
4
5-16
in
excess
$3
7-
2
6-20
to
about
(quar.)
62y2C
6-
1
5-
2
the company
10c
6-15
6-
preferred
-
The banks
.<
,
of
preferred
1
5-20
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
7-20
interested
6-
1
5-13
The
In
resident
stock
ternational
6-
Ltd. (interim)
Tube (quar.)
12 Vic
$1.23
*
i
15c
.*J**
I
!
,_I
5-13
Trust
5-27
'
135c
8-
1
8-
1
Co.
in
40C
15%; resident
2
7-
2
and
Co.
Proceeds
Non¬
source.
is Chairman of the
Buffalo,
venture
new
By
law
they
All
of
have
will
the
be
190,
p.
—
invest
Equipment Co., Inc., which is
from
the
financing will
borrowings
and
incurred
distribution
Period Ended Mar. 31—
Operating
Operating
Other
in
order
Net
be
to
center
used
by
finance
at
the
the
•
to
company
construction
company's
I
of
main
V\'•
mon
on
.
HbtU £S the $172,308.76 for
L0D.iX n°I "21.258.15—the
tne
latter
corresponding
au,dlted figures
being
of
the
are available, for purposes of
19<?p.M79. ^ net
figure
period
plant
in
Co.—Earnings—
h*S ^ *h°Wn
19,032,963
5,051,822
4,684,561
p.
&
562,883
490,143
1,660.490
$1,880,768
$5,851,602
1960—3 Months—1959
$
176,422,708
36,296,873
33,115,771
105,420,112
97,183,811
11,197,276"
income
taxes***
expects
1,624,058
Inc.;
1.588.452
4,878,162
33,962,907
4,783,906
16,160,654
14,505,061
operating income
after charges*.
11,596,144
11,277,195
10,595,008
35,032,616
32,730,650
32,472,623
30,583,785
'
32,003,186
191,
10,778,825
1672.
p.
'
'
$49,350,000 $44,379,000
32,597,000
36,094,000
income
$13,311,000 $12,068,000
deductions
income
on
1,
3,121,000
3,285,000
$10,190,000
827,000
$8,783,000
800,000
$9,363,000
*
preferred
stocks
;
common
share,
per
1960,
94,000
55,000
income*.
$7,983,000
*.
stock
*___
would
adjusted
be
$1.06
$2.13
to
and
reflect
91-cents
outstanding at end of periods would
191, p. 1923.
*
M
■'
'•
the
for
$1.82
4,402,520
II
4,393,299
for
2
the
1
split
as
of
respective periods.
8,805,040 and 8,786,598.
be
hi
k
,
«.;
"
#
Net
this
firm.
sales
of
This
repesented
$1,546,163
an
increase
of
28%
over
the
for
the corresponding period a year
$268,719, an increase of 35% over
$199,146 for the nine-months ended March 31, 1959.
37 cents per share for the nine-months compared
earnings
after
taxes
were
of 30 cents for the similar period last year.
March 31, 1960, sales were $657,177, a rise
$494.950 for the third fiscal quarter in 1959.
nf
Siq^r
net earningS after taxes Qf $91(27o showed an increase
$17 099' ni.°r
?
above that of a year ago, and an increase of
ThA
««fLnet»e^.Rings for the Previous quarter ended Dec. 31, 1959.
in
pLc
Directors voted the regular quarterly dividend of
of
S ifi iScTT.If' share Payable on June 15, 1960 to holders
4,677,084
Investment
company
per
was
empowers; it
permitted
to
$
-
n
by
law;
concentrate
PROCEEDS—The net
surplus.
Co.—Earnings—
J
expenses
nf
$5,626,396
(par $1) at $3
charter
kinds
building
™;;T/L0V?r sal?s ot
1,444,733
$1,950,415
-
basic
190,576,289
wl;nn,p" share earnings
quartfr encJed
1817.
Co.,
stock
company's
pany
other
$
Tjtf earnings of
f/f;. earnlngs of
1960—3 Months—1959
$32,678,923 $30,788,653
20,115,009
the issue is 300 per share
all
and
60,233,382
by
1,557,936
BUSINESS—The
of
sand
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—Net
Up 35%—News
$1;2T5'670 for the nine-months ended March 31, I960, were
reported
stork
stock
Securities
Co.; W. N.
Corp., and
share.
to
sell
however,
on
proceeds
the
will
life
in
selling of
be
and
its
used
14,
1960.
health
Minw
to
Increase
capital
and
o
Jan
P
^ldway
approval
The
com¬
191,
p.
cents
1265.
per
share
on
the
class
B
'
'
Chemical Co.
announced on May 17 that i\
the Pittsburg & Midway Coa
acquire all of the assets of
common stock.
Directors of
approved the agreement at a meeting on May 16.
agreement
with
Whl?h 8pencer would
ttJbuS t JfJ1Way In exchange for
ThP
insurance
early stages the
life insurance,
voted.—V.
Pittlbur?
Dealer's concession
Jan.
A dividend of 2
oi
also
Spencer Chemical
Co.—To Acquire—
(re-allowance 150).
incorporated
Le
was
had'Tn^rLA,! 8pencer
publicly offered 1,633,Security Insurance Co. com¬
Manufacturing: Corp.—Earnings—
i29oT^fc0a the foU,r-mont& period ended March 31, 1960, aggre-
rock,
1960—Month—1959
■
new
6,574,689
taxes**
.
11,056,510
March
Atlantic Equities? Co. on May 11
333 shares of Southeastern
Shell Electronics
with
area
Shares
repay
a
6,944,137
1,680,832
taxes
Milling.
aggregate plant at
Van Nuys were pur¬
at
64,470,575
•Earnings
ago.
1960—Month—1959
Pacific
ancl
plant
♦Earnings per share
Shares outstanding at end of
period
Southeastern Security Insurance Co.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
—Common Stock Offered—Lucien L.
Bailey &
Continued from page 10
sand
batch
revenues*****
Dividends
—V.
expenses
operating
Estes
rock,
a
___*
manufac¬
a
$10,503,536
income
191,
one
cement
Operating inc. (except for properties sold)** $13,256,000 $11,782,000
Operating income from properties sold
192,000
Goldman,
—
$11,138,267
operating income
after charges
—V.
Investment News
Valley
operating
Gross
revenues
Net
General Corporation and
plants,
ready-mix
up
stock
has
Pa.
Federal
Milling Co., ,a newly acquired
of Los Angeles, of two new facilities
into the Los Angeles market has been
2388.
Private Placement
V
r
Pacific
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes**L
resources
initial
an
.
Southwestern Public Service
Co.—Earnings—
15-member
able Jo
$452,500
.
Manufac¬
combined
Exchange Commission has issued
Southern New England Telephone
tax 7%.
Jamaica income tax.
X?
Net
Commercial
the
;
Philip E. Holmes, President, of Southern
service
a
nine-months
the
was Incorrect.
The corrected payment
and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. 8.
funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
u
of
Co.—Delisting Proposed—
Realty Corp.
short-term
date
iAcrease,~V.
National
turer of steel office equipment and furniture.
7-
6-30
Previously published date
rfsuna 'it
of
SBIC-NY.
Harvester.—V,
&
6-10
•
156 »/4C
York,
Less British income tax.
• similar
the
Mr.
not
a
camp a
of
Vice-President
1923.
p.
5,380,282
—V.
Executive
by
Net
has been purchased by the participating banks.
of Cole Steel
9
double-door box cars, mechani¬
cars,
an¬
arranged the private placement of a
$1,500,000 5%%, 15-year mortgage note of this affiliate
6-10
6-15
6-
Sachs
'
(quar.)
y
x Less
SBIC-NY,
Street, Albany.
Beaver
40
Southern
Balance applicable to
6
6-30
continuing to
taxes**
Other
of
9
5
are
Industrial Corp.
new
Federal
communities.
Director
a
by
and
Operating
Operating
in
Net
5-25
7-
SP flat-
on
$
>
.
Total
5-12
closed for this, dividend.
Canadian funds, tax deductible at
tax
at
..
.
giving
6-10
7-
trailers
subsidiaries
Southwestern Bell Telephone
until June 3, 1960, to request a hearing upon an
of the New York Stock Exchange to delist the common
of Solar, all but 30,000 shares of which stock is owned
by In¬
5-27
7-29
SP
persons
Solvic
(quar.)
Transfer books
t Payable
be
,
up-state
and
Vice-President
Jr.,
$2,250,000,000.
Securities
10c
(quar.)
its
and
the company's entry
Period Ended Mar. 31—
application
37 Vic
Pacific
meeting.—Vi-191,
United
Fernando
Other
6-
warehouse
•
•
before
Albany.
Solar Aircraft
25c
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co/( quar.
Zeller's, Ltd, common (quar.)
Radio Corp.
would
cooperating in the
$1,250,000
20c
Mines,
&
r,
pending
1
(quar.)—
1%
Sheet
San
directors.
5-11
6-
Freight Lines—
Bear
of
Millard,
board
share
(quar.)
dividend
Yellowknife
offices
Co.
W.
25c
Yellow Transit
its
100
President
an
application
headquartered
than
more
Executive
is
&
Charles
in
license
a
Administration.
are
Rodgers,
that
Rodgers
6-15
banks
J.
has
company
Business
offices
Prentice
re¬
Company (quar.)
Wyandotte Chemicals (quar.)
Wyandotte Worsted Co. (quar.)
4Vi%
U.
The
Participating
5-16
-
in
material and, in addition,- will service the Van
Nuys plant to insure a
continuous supply of materials for that
operation.—V. 191, p. 608.
the Small
authorized capital
6-15
9
cushions
major customers throughout the San Fernando
Valley. Additional
trucks may be brought in from Southern
Pacific Milling Co.'s other
plants to handle peak periods of activity.
The Saugus operation at 20735 West Santa
Clara St. will supply the
organized
York, Inc., with
6-
7-
Inflated
on
an¬
1
the
25c
6%
cities
6-
$1,000,000.
25C
Co.,
jointly
have
York
New
6-15
1
the
serve
Albany,
Binghamton.
Buffalo, Elmira, Norwich, Rochester. Syracuse and Troy. Together, they
2
Wurlitzer
Cab
they
New
of
up-state
7
7-
Monthly*
Monthly
Monthly
Zenith
that
16
eight
6-
of
(quar,).
Co.
Publishing Co.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.—
Stock
May
on
Business Investment Co.
in
6-17
6-
pioneered
.
York, Inc.—
5c
ttl.UVi
4%
common
World
Yellow
New
5
140c
•
(s-a>_
W.)
of
6-
$1.50
cents'ner
'
year
chased from Industrial Asphalt of
California, Inc. «...•
Southern Pacific Milling long has been a
supplier to the construction
industry in the tri-county areas of Ventura, San Luis Obispo and Santa
Maria. A substantial amount of
supply has gone toward the burgeoning
missile pads which dot; the coastline
through; these counties, and to
freeway and highway construction.; ;
The Van Nuys, Calif,
ready-mix cement batch plant at 15115 Oxnard
St. is completely equipped with 18 radio
dispatched mixer trucks which
948.
p.
the
purchase
•Both
,':C■
banks
50c
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Co.
.'
5-25
Governor
Investment
commercial
nounced
5-13
1
rest
Southern
at
announced
\
working capital.—V.
6-15
6V2C
will
said
voted
Saugus
the
5-31
$1.37Vi
last
stockholders that
Tne
stock (par $2). to be offered at
subsidiaries.
No underwriting is
and
17 Vic
(quar)
missiles
division of
•;•*/ /;;
•.
.
6-10
-
$19,152 303
67
Southern Pacific Milling: Co.—Acquires New Facils—
of Fidelity
25c
;
to
*
series of transcontinental tests conducted by SP's
special¬
a
which mark
7-
held)
Woodward
6%
Business
Twelve
7-15
1
which
*
of the
were
operating
acquisition
"■
to be
are
4-14
dividend)—
B
for each
par
1
1
\
Pacific,
Southern
was
compared
ago.
piggyback flatcars, wood chip cars
aluminum-body hopper cars for shipment-of sulphur."
.f:'-Over 24,079,262 shares/ representing 88.7%
of the total outstanding
said.
Kircher
Mr.
6-20
quar.).
„
& Co., 5Vi%
pfd.
Corp., $3 preferred
preferred
Woods Mfg.
(One
Co..
(quar..)
H.)
Harmon
6-
6-
year
absorbing "Hydra-Cushion" freight
cal refrigerator cars. Clejan type
common
employees
Formed—
7-31
a
the
75c
Mouldings (initial).
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
(G.
Wood
Small
5-20
32 Vic
(quar.).
Wolverine Insurance
6-10
1
90c
(quar.).
that
for Southern Pacific
share of SP stock,
a
period
have
Russell
5-16
6-25
6-
$1.50
first quarter
acquire new freight equipment to meet the-diversified'requirements
of
shipperss Such equipment.- all with large capacities,
include shock-
/
president,
Kircher,
"
■
proceeds
45c
:
vol
affeof
proposed service would result in establishment
of
through rail-water rates and truck-water rates in areas
contiguous to
waterways applicable to commodities of the character best
suited-Jo
barge transportation.
;
„/■
.
nickel
its
of
on
share
per
10c
.
conditions
a
1959.
Donald
Kircher
Mr
corporation
35c
;
firpt-quarter
market
.
'
Monthly
Winter & Hirsch, 7% preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power Co., common
and
us
other
new
roll-on, :roll-off container, adaptable for rail, truck and
water
transportation.
'
■■
■
Noting that ICC hearings are underway on Southern Pacific's
applica¬
tion, • with the Illinois Central, to acquire the John I. Hay
barge line
operating on the Mississippi and Gulf Intracoastai; Waterway,
Russell
"
*
with
arranged
company
of
5% ^to
rose
covering 4,000 shares of
The
*
•
near-record
weather
and
"Clejan" type with built-in shock absorbing units.
Trailers
temperature and humidity .controls;
The railroad, Russell told stockholders,1 is also
experimenting with
Skil Corp., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
6-
12-
1
the
lumber
U.
cars,
development
development.
market
the
cancellation
share,
a
disclosed.—V.
1
6-
said
Following
the
the
meeting.
not
1
.
the
same
ized
a
Philadelphia, second largest manufacturer of
used
in
the
production
of
women's
hosiery,.
had sales in 1959 of about $4,700,000 and profit after taxes
than
$500,000.
The purchase was for cash but the price
more
was
7-
62 Vic
(quar.)*
Co.
$1.30
at
Co.; - Inc.
Fidelity
10-
1%
from
of
piggybacking of automobiles, will expand its shipping services to
include
transportation of missiles by rail.
machinery
1-3-61
1%
Company,
7-29
8-19
6-10
■
preferred
Machine
5-13
V'-
preferred
Wilson-Jones
of
the
the
contributed
knitting
6-20
;
5%
laboratory 'scale
of
quarter
for
of
as
or
the
2
6-10
eased
because of
shipments
c"
for
the
for
Russell
company's annual meeting today. This represents
improvement over estimated first quarter earnings in
1959.
12%
At
5-20
5-
noted,
range
Net income
share
quarter earnings of The Singer Manufacturing Co. amounted to
divisions
5-13
-
1
40c
dividend
Stock
Wilson
6-
18^40
Company (quar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
Stock
concentrate
5-18
'5-31
25c
Bros,
Williams
custom
purposes
first
contract,
Consolidated
6-20
1
6-10
62 Vic
2 Vi %
Quarterly
Williams
for
the
$5,800,000
5-20
6-30
20c
pfd. (quar.).
in
shareholders
a
(quar.).
Wilcox Electric Co., 5%
Stock dividend
from
years
Government
First
.
(increased).
have
ago
—equivalent to 71 cents
nickel production
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Net Up—Acquires—
6-10
$1.31 V*
year
v
*
Russell
and
6-20
50c
-
cars.
hand,
prospects, he reported, remain good, in line
with the
industrial and population growth in the 11 states server)
by Southern Pacific and its affiliates.
5-23
'
Wickes
«
7-
35c
*
(quar.)
Mfg.
Works
6-10
-
.
Cement
Machine
9
1
a
Long
Consequently, it, is no longer
shipping any of our nickel to the stockpile. ' Nickel sales in Europe
have
been
very
satisfactory.
Sales
to
certain
industries
in
the
United
States
have
been
equally
good;
however, the low rate of
stainless steel
production has adversely affected sales to the steel
industry. Sales of ammonia and ammonium sulphate have been very
good.—v. 190, p. 1463.
v:■V,' V
6-10
7-
sales
9
5-
1
30c
(quar.).
Class A preferred
Whitehall
5-
1
7-
..
._*
(quar.).
White Stag Mfg.—
Whitin
1
6-
117 Vic
-
(quar.i*
Paper
(quar.)
Co., common
Motor
preferred
6-
95c
50c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp.. common (quar.)—j
5(4%
several
products
Early
5-26
tl7Vic
a
box
continuing
foot level.v w.-jj
the 2,100
at
MeetingPacific
will
produced
was
States
6-17
6-15
30c
Electric, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
.*;
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.).
1
30C
(quar.).*
3.80%
preferred
continuing
in
materials
of
umes
good
made
Southern
operations department, Lockheed's missiles and space division
and
S. Navy, the railroad will soon start
hauling Polaris missiles
by piggyback in movement from California to Cape Canaveralor
other
points, he said.
.J.-J
•'/
rolled
6-17
(quar.)
Weston
4 V4 %
shaft
Farley
for
ing construction.
.
6-10
1
is still
It
Following
5-13
1
37Vic
(quar.)
-
Westinghouse
White
7-
the
at
Co.—Annual
volume
other
the
building
-
5%
Whitaker
6-
$1.25'
Western Natural Gas—
Outstanding
of metal
powder rolling technique, the company has decided to proceed imme¬
diately with the construction of a small rolling mill at Fort Saskat¬
chewan.
This mill, which initially
will * be used as a pilot plant to
perfect rolling techniques, will be capable of producing a variety of
5-18
6-23
'
*
FINANCING
toll basis.
It
might be noted that our current rate of nickel production is ap¬
proximately double the original designed capacity of the plant.
Am¬
monia and ammonium sulphate production was also at a record level.
At
the present
time we have more than 50 railroad tank cars in
service making deliveries of our ammonia.
»
•
One
(semi-annual I
PRESENT
*
year's
On
continued at a record rate,
output for the quarter of 8,389,314 pounds, of which 1,690,392
pounds
West
Common
work
traffic
dealers
to
day.
development
Saskatchewan
Fort
with an
American de-
share for each share held; subject to
approval of stockholders May 3
Jersey <fe Seashore RR.—
1
;**
the company's
throughout the period.
The new orebody which was picked
on the 2,000 foot level was found to extend upward to just below
1,550 foot level.
The lower limit of this.orebody has not yet been
up
(stock dividend)
posit receipts
TO
is
generally matchin
levels, D. J. Russell, President of the railroad,
reported n?
annual meeting at Wilmington, Del., on
May 18.
'
A
substantial increase
was
registered in trailer-flatcar
traffic
1™
said, because of expansion of operations and introduction
of
Dieav
backing of automobiles, which previously moved from
assembly nianL
last
of 289,348
total
a
Underground
5-20
(increased)
common
EFFECT
$1)__
(par
Southern Pacific
Freight
year
progress
5-20
6-
25c
(quar.)—-
common
(quar.)
Driefontein
1
*$1.25
(quar.)*—
$1.44
8-15
Lake
Lynn
3,180 tons per calendar
6-15
9-
this
of
quarter
5-25
6-30
60c
.
6-10
35c
tquar.)**
36c
Products,
preferred
West
West
(quar.)
Chemical
5%
9
50c
Company
(quar.)
Oil & Snowdrift, common
4.80%
West
12-
of
Washington
&
Wesson
9
12-30
first
tons of ore was milled, an average
This compares with a total of 229,803
tons
for
an
average
of
2,553 tons per calendar day a year
ago.
The increased tonnage of ore milled resulted in a higher
output of
nickel
in
concentrate
in spite
of an appreciable reduction in
the
grade of the ore milled.
6-10
9-
subject to approval of
Public Service Com.)
payments
the
6-30
9-30
25c
(All
the
At
50C
25c
Weeden
GIVING
5,000,000 shs.
*'1,662 219 she
•This
figure does not Include the 500,000 shares
subject ' to sal
pursuant to stock option. If all options are exercised, a total «f
2,162,219 shares will be outstanding.—V. 191, p. 1440.
'
operating profit before write-offs
amounted
to
$1,744,000 as compared
with $1,243,000 for the first
quarter of 1959.
Net profit after write-offs was $962,000 or 8.5 cents
per share as compared
with $459,000 or 4.1 cents per share a yearago.
A number of factors contributed to the improvement in earn¬
ings, the more important being increased revenue from the treatment
of
custom
concentrate,
a
reduction
in
production
costs
at
Fort
Saskatchewan,
a
decrease in
concentrate shipping
costs, and sub¬
stantially increased sales of copper, ammonia and ammonium sulphate.
Natural Gas—
Washington
stock
Common
Report,
Ltd.—Annual Meeting
Mines
Gordon
Sherritt
In
6-30
1
6-
$1.13
(quar.)—_
(quar.)—
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly of 8c from investment income
and 52c from net realized capital gains)
Wire
Washburn
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
5-14
40c
(quar.)
.
2
May
on
Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
(S. D.) Company—
Warren
6-10
7-
corporation
.
Authorized
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 150,000 shares
of common stock to be offered at par
($2 per share), through Binder & Co., Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used to
purchase land and equipment for
chip-in-sand courses.
5
10c
120c
pid.
Pharmaceutical
Warner-Lambert
5-
5-25
CAPITALIZATION
Calif.—Files With SEC—
Shellmak Corp., Lawndale,
The
5-25
8
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
Corp.,
(quar.)
Walgreen Co.
4Vi%
Ltd.
Productions
Disney
Ward
6-
8c
(quar.)
'
Payable of Rec.
10c
WJR—The Goodwill Station, Inc..
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2248)
Soe£ceraC™mm™
dS WiU be Emitted
to shareholders for their
wfas negotiated
on the basis of one share of present
common Sf
a,
0cL^each 2 42 shares
Pittsburg & Midway
shares
g & Midway has approximately 640,000
S^ncer nf
exchange rate would call for the Issuance by
ro be irm irarf
K
Among the assets
acquired by 265,000 shares of common stock.
Spencer are
t<Tbe
37,738 shares
of
its
own
stock,
thereby
•
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
to shares outstanding as a result of the
net addition
the
Jnrinc
Number 5953
191
Volume
47.3%
or
Mr.
& Midway is a coal producer with mines in Kentucky,
Missouri, Colorado and Arkansas. At the close of its fiscal
Tended March 31, I960, net assets of the company were approxiyi
»e!v £20 000,000.
During the year it mined and sold in excess of
Snoo tons of coal, producing sales in excess of $16,000,000 and
lAcome of about $1,750,000.
nutsburg
continued.
issue
"On
on the earnings
of Pittsburg & Midway for the fiscal year
March 31, I960, the acquisition will have the effect of increassoencer's earnings by about 60 cents a share.
view
of the current outlook for Spencer
generally and the
1960,
earnings from the acquisition of Pittsburg & Midway,
2 enrer Will declare immediately prior to the acquisition a 2-for-l
'tele split up effected in the form of a 100% stock distribution.
This stock split up <will have
the effect of increasing tne present
timber
and
V.
is
to
&
P.
to
17,
Name—
Bank
Chemical
191,
Co.
has
been
/
a
Studebaker
of
12.64%
on
16.
this
year ago,
announced
Deliveries
May
passenger
deliveries
above
—'V.
191,
2029.
p.
Swift &
This
vide
cars
and
thereto.—V.
cial
banks, it
be
;
paid.
& Chemicals Ltd. has been formed by The Firestone Tire
Rubber Co., of Akron, Ohio,'and Kilachand, Devchand & Co., Private
J-umited, of Bombay,
India,
for the purpose
of constructing and
operating a,plant .in India to, produce.synthetic r.ubber, y,yy
"tea
a
senior
225 Park
Inc.,
registration
statement
South,
Avenue
with
SEC
the
•
■
.
due
to
are
be
,
-
,
v,
•
Camp
'V /• /
-;
securities offered to
yy;
P'oposed
art
of
r~rrenfc
debt
They
may
be
in
used
First
of
-
-
The
the
Acceptance
being
part
Corp.
to
of
jointly
acquiring
of
emphasized
and
P.
P.
announced
on
The Crossett Co.
shares at $68.50
common
because of the magnitude of
required for an independent
manufacturing facilities
and
arrange financing satisfactory
that
several months would
be
timberlands
and
give Union-Camp an opportunity to
to
to
Crossett's
of
its
The statement continued:
to Union Bag-Camp can be arranged and
met, it appears that Union-Bag Camp; might
offer
to
purchase all of the Crossett stock toward the end of I960
provided 80% of the stock is tendered."
In the meantime operations
"If
requirements.
financing satisfactory
conditions
other
•
The
of
are
Co.
Crossett
Calder
Mr.
Crossett
of
continue
that
states
would
be
unchanged.
acquisition of
a
logical
step
the manufacuring facilities
in
Union-Camp's
long-term
program of market extension and product and plant
"In addition to its specialized paper, charcoal and
diversification.
chemical manu¬
facilities," he said, "Crossett assets include over 560,000
acres
of pine timberland
which is, considered to be the finest major
tract of its kind
in the United States and which has been under
intensive forest management for the last 40 years.
As a major phase
of
the. acquisition,
it is planned
to form a separate company
to
commercialize
this substantial
timber -asset to be financed
by the
facturing
with others."—V.
purchaser or jointly
191,
1713.
p.
Borrowings—
Electric Co.—Proposes Bank
Union
Louis,, has applied to the SEC for an order
Act authorizing it to make bank bor¬
rowings during the period
ending Jan. 29, 1961, in amounts not
exceeding
$40,000,000 in
the aggregate; and the Commission
has
issued
an
order
giving interested
persons
until June 6, 1960, to
This
-
of
company,
Holding
the
under
request
hearing
a
St.
Company
thereon.
Included
in the $40,000,
are
$16,750,000
promissory notes now held by the banks.
Under existing rules
Commission, Union may incur Just over $21,000,000 of shortterm
indebtedness,
without Commission approval; and it seeks au¬
thorization «to
increase
its" borrowing capacity to $40,000,000. " The
in
1892,
the
of
will
funds
for
used
be
tures.—V.
Weinbrenner
today has
191,
stockholders
The
on
stock.—V.
common
United
Inc.
U. S. Rubber
15%
-
the
assumed
Tilo
p.
fi?n entered J"to for the purchase of the assets of First Accept¬
ance of
through the issuance of 111,904 shares of stock and the assump"on
is
more
•
•
reflected unusually bad weather
of the year.'
America's largest roofing and sidewall insulation company
than 75 branch warehouses in 12 eastern states.—V. 191,
1369.
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■
v
expendi¬
construction
*
Common Stock—
for
the
increasing the authorized
i'
Carp.—Suspended— .V:
above.—V.
191, p.
f
)
Company-
1924.
in
Reclaiming Co., Inc.—Net Up—News—
Y.
N.
net
the quarter are
$126,561, or 28 cents a
-
activity in the automo¬
bile industry—reflected in higher output of tires, tubes, steering wheels,
belting and host—and to a rise in reclaimed rubber exports.
The
fact that the percentage increase
of profits was less than that of
sales is
accounted for by a rise in labor and operating costs.
How¬
ever, an increase of one-half cent per pound in the price of reclaimed
rubber, effective April 1, is expected to offset the cost rise.
.Production for the first quarter, continuing at peak level, amounted
to 19,400.000 pounds of reclaimed
rubber, compared with 18,000,000
for the first quarter of 1959.
This level is expected to continue during
the year and to be augmented in November when a new $1,250,000
plant at Vicksburg, Miss., now under construction, enters production.
Working capital at the end of the first quarter was estimated to be
$1,225,000, up from the 1S59 year end total of $1,203,536.—V. 191,
p.'
_
1606.
Co., above.—V. 181, p.
company, had a 20%
increase in sales and a
income during the first quarter of 1960.
estimated at $2,100,000, up from $1,740,000
corresponding period of
1959.
Net earnings are placed at
Buffalo,
increase
Sales
in
remainder
the
with
14 will consider
1818.
$145,000, or 32 cents a share, .compared with
share, for the same quarter last year.
The sales boost is attributable to increased
462,126
year
p.
Canadian Uranium
Monochem,
The
and subsidiary
cents
41
June
191,
United States Rubber Ca.—Forms
See
Co., Inc. (&
co.
of
,
Big Red Uranium
See
648.
components and supplies.—V. 191, p.
Conn.,
financing
temporary
550.
p.
United Artists Carp.—To Increase
.
conditions in Tilo's op¬
erating
territory,
particularly during February and March, which
curtailed company activities. He pointed out that first quarter results
in the roofing and siding business are not indicative of the trend for
discharge funded
Minneapolis,
Paper Corp.,
Company,
possibilities
the
announcement
transaction,
survey
first 16 weeks
ings' this
in connection with the issuer's
acquisition of substantially all the assets of that corporation.
the proceeds
also may be used for temporary reduction of
bank borrowings.
The prospectus states that an agreement
which-are
Crossett
The
of
agreement has been signed which would permit Union-
an
investigate
to
Corp.—Acquisition Plans—
Crossett.
of
under Colorado law on
reported
■ company
is engaged in the business of commercial financing
jCC0unts receivable factoring. Net proceeds of this financing will
rrfv
ded to its general funds and will be available for general
orporate
purposes.
'
'
"
-
share.
Total purchase price would approximate $156,000,000, the
major portion of which is represented by the vast timberland holdings
for a period of three
per share on 466,576 shares outstanding for the 16-weeks
ended April 25, 1959. For the same period in 1958 the company
net income of $123,452 or 27 cents per share on
shares outstanding.
.
i
,
G
A
Tobin, company President said first quarter sales and earn¬
or
,
of
is
,\v
.
per
period
'
_
.current
at $7.50 per share.
share selling commission
per
through the purchase of Crossett's 2,279,540
■.
of 1958.
' "
,
>
Consolidated
net income for the
16-weeks ended April 23, 1960
totaled $58,931, equal to 12 cents per share on
the 471,976 shares
of common stock outstanding, compared with net income of $193,161,
6b
abilities
for public sale
best efforts basis by David L. Johnson
$1,125
approved.
of the company was
Stratford,
the
'lor
June
supplied by amendment.
a
a
President of Union Bag-Camp
President
that
May 11
Subs.)—Sales, Net Down—
companies report, subject
to
audit and year-end adjustments,
net sales of $3,291,287 for the
16
weeks
ended April 23, I960, compared with $3,890,731 for the
comparable period last year. The company reported sales of $3,307,392
to
issue
offered
business).
Calder, Jr.,
Watzek,
12,870 shs.
Inc.—Acquisition Approved—
Tilo Roofing
The
New York, on May 19
covering $20,000,000 of
1,! 1980, and 150,000 shares of common stock,
be offered for.
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
*. Eberstadt
& Co. and White, Weld & Co.
The interest rate on the
notes and the,
public" offering price and underwriting terms for each
notes,
With
company
Synthetics
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Financing Proposal—
will be
incurred
requirements.
$266,500
short-term indebtedness
Commission—
Union Bag-Camp Paper
•
in all business
I tronics, radio and TfV
«
James Talcott,
to be
for which
Inc.,
insurance
act
plants in Merrill, Marshfield and Antigo, Wis., and produces men's and boys' work as well as
a comprehensive
line of dress shoes. These are sold through more than
13 000 independent retail outlets throughout the country. In 1959, Weinbrenner's sales at the wholesale level were about $15 million.
The Weinbrenner business will be conducted through a new company
wholly-owned by Textron and there will be no changes in the operating
management, personnel or policies.
y
; .
Textron includes: Hall-Mack, for bathroom equipment; Homelite, for
chain
saws,
pumps,
generators, lawn mowers and outboard motors;
Shuron Optical, for optical goods; and through its interest in GC elec-
announced on May 19.
was
ad¬
ing on of the insurance business, and for working capital (and includ¬
ing $50,000 which will be certified to State authorities for investigation
and examination by it to procure the certificate of authority to trans¬
1959.
The principal office of the corporation is in the
Telluride, Colo.
Although the Articles of Incorporation pro¬
-for rather broad general powers to conduct
a resort business
related activities, the company does not propose at this time
Founded
Synthetics & Chemicals Ltd.—Term Notes—The First
Boston Corp. has participated in negotiations relating to
$6,000,000 credit agreement under which commitments
to purchase these term notes of
Synthetics & Chemicals
•Ltd. have been made by several United States commer¬
of
sale
is in its organizational state and has no history of
earnings and has operated at a loss since its inception. It proposes
to uig-ge in the business of insuring life, health,
accident and sickness
appertaining to persons. The promoters include Robert W. Osier and
several other officers and directors.
They have acquired 17,260 shares
of stock at $6.25 per share, and have ten-year options on an additional
51,780 shares, exercisable at $7.50 per share.
Net proceeds of
the public sale of stock will be used for general
corporate purposes, including payment of operating expenses, the carry¬
15,
the business
428.
p.
capital
offering is to be made on
The
of
Textron
a
191,
from
of 1939 North Meridian St., Indianapolis, filed a regis¬
on May 12, 1960, covering 240,000 shs. of
capital stock,
Associates,
to
Rupert C. Thompson, Jr., President of Textron Inc., announced that
at a meeting held on May 13 by the stockholders of the Albert H. Weinbrenner Co., Milwaukee manufacturer of shoes, Textron's offer to buy
pursuant
16,
&
J281,552 shs.
••
12,870 shs.
incorporated
was
Proceeds
general fund to meet increased in¬
tration statement with the SEC
$22,449
company
statement.
to its
working
other
This company,
to be issued to employees, officers
and
of 15c per share. This total does not include
shares
the par value
the
in
applied
of
,.T
together
May
May
Outstanding
$22,449)
engage
on
Underwriters National Assurance Co.—Registers
ventures which it may lawfully perform.
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds, $75,000 will be used for purchase
and construction of beginning, area T-bar lift, $37,000 for exercise of
land purchase options and payment on leases; $20,000 to clear trails
at beginners' area; $75,000 for construction of restaurant and warming
house at base of beginners' area;
$5,000 for construction of parking
lot; $5,000 for construction of power line; and $38,000 for working
capital.—V. 191, p. 1817.
/ .
to
the SEC
with
The company has sold to-the
share, warrants to purchase
through June 1, 1965. These
share
per
Securities and Exchange
•.
'registration
statement with the SEC on
1960,
covering
16,000
participations
in its Thrift Plan,
with
238,000
shares
of common which
may be
acquired
filed
-
$5
discharge outstanding
capital purposes.
to
working
A.
per
—
.
BUSINESS—The
statement
a
warrant
per
at
included
will be
and
expended
for
—Common Stock Offered — This
Colorado corporation on April 27 publicly offered 60,000
shares of its common stock at par ($5 per share).
No
underwriting or selling agreement has been entered into
with any specified broker or dealer.
y
Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
ventory
fully
$1.16%
shares
also
stock
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
2,250,000 shs.
15c)
cumulative,
town
2029.
p.
amendment.
supplied by
one
cent
are
ditional
Telluride Ski, Inc.
••
year
-
EFFECT
V
appointed sole
filed
firm,
Texas
at
shares
;
above,^which may be acquired by the underwriter
year? at r the price of $3 per share if all of the
the public are sold.—-V. 191, p^ 648.
totaled 78,219 units as compared to
69,439 a year ago.
During the first 10 days of May deliveries totaled
2,938 units, an increase of 15.13%
over
the first 10 days of April.
Retail
deliveries
of
Studebaker
trucks,
including
the Champ and
Transtar models, were up more than 50%
during the first 10 days
of May as compared with the same period in
1959.
"Fleet sales of cars and trucks are up 14.2%
in comparison with
last
year,"
Mr.- Skillman
added,
"and
are
increasing
steadily."
far
so
v
be
common
'
GIVING
will
common
■■
the
during
Fisher.—
to
.
Authorized
6,572
191,
an
underwriters
is offering its stock to the public in order
company
value
at
Eastern.—V.
145,000
through
20,000
Tnis
capital.
(par
Houston,
covering
terms
of common stock which the underwriter will be entitled
to purchase at 15c per share if all the securities otfered to the public
hereby are sold.
Tne company has also reserved for issuance to the
underwriter 21,000 shares of stock, not included in the total shown
for the 1960 model
corresponding period
S. A. Skillman, Vice-President and General Sales Manager,
deliveries
were
j
21,000 shares
Studebakcr-Packard Corp.—Uptrend—
Retail
,'
par
Sept.
year
v
Systems,
(6%
ers
Regional
Chicago
/
.
according
designs,
established
'
stock
stock
direoto.s
Office announced May 11 the filing of
a
complaint seeking to enjoin Sterling Mining & Milling Co., Inc.,
Charles A. Sterling and two others from violating the Securities Act
registration requirement in the offer and sale of Sterling stock.
SEC
This
for
snare
Sterling Mining & Milling Co., Inc.—SEC Complaint—
The
i
and ochers.
equipment,
indebtedness
(includes notes
payable to institutional lenders $30,000;
notes
and
other
obligations
payable to officers and stockhold¬
1817.
p.
on
participating)
Preferred
of
assets
Co.
Triumph Storecrafters Corp.—Registers Common—
Sundry
class A and class B capital stock of the corporation,
■ ■'
\:y
■ y;-;v
;
registrar of the
v.
Trust
York
New
•'.•'.■.v-
v",'.'-
Inc.—Registrar— y
Standard Motor Products,
The
y
relay
microwave
' .yyy
y.
y...
above.
Co. Inc.,
Products
Coil
,
Angeles,
wholly-owned
Inc.—Stock Offered—
A. Miller & Co., Inc., of Philadelphia, Pa.,
working
to
which
$146,522.20,
of
to
shares of common stock to be offered for public
underwriting group headed by Hardy & Hardy and
The First Southeastern Co. The public offering price and underwriting
(Los
V
CAPITALIZATION
the home
:
:
Proposed New
—
;^r.::•;••• yT
Standard
See
Inc.
fixed
and
11 publicly offered 150,000 shares of Teletray
Systems, Inc. common stock (par 150) at
tlncludes
Kollsman Industries
in
A.
measure
a
18
Electronic
systems
add
to
proxy
Standard
done
be
PROCEEDS—The
...
material mailed recently, stockholders were asked to con¬
sider and vote upon the proposal to change the company's name at the
annual meeting on June
14,
The company's common stock is listed
on the New York
Stock Exchange.—V. 191, p. 1440.
^
In
conditions
As
Armstrong
.
.
Kollsman Industries Inc.
pany's name to Standard
well.
subject
J.
company's product and business, electronic order¬
drive-in restaurants was acquired in 1958 from an
O-.io
corporation, Teletray Service, Inc., which operated
at a loss
and is now the subsidiary of the company due to tne purchase of ail
of its stock.
•
y,-;,
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•
;V
■•;'
proposal to change the com¬
directors'
up
maximum
possible
a
dispute. Trans-United was also a participant
in loans to Eastern guaranteed by TransUnited Industries, Inc. for a total of $300,000, of which $105,000 hadi
been advanced by trans-United Industries, Inc. on a junior participat¬
ing basis. These loans are secured by accounts receivable, inventories,
is
with
'BUSINESS—The
ing
has been authorized to finance the
in River Falls, Wis., a home for the
of
board
a
hold
for
liability
kilowatt-hour output lor the first
above the comparable 1959 period.
of only 8.2 %
lor the nation as a
$3 per share.
Products Co. Inc.—Proposes New Name *
stockholders of this Melrose Park, 111. company were
approve
to
Eastern's
of
notes
Electronic
Common
May
increase
new
radar,
R.
May
on
Standard Coil
On
12.1%
up
an
a
1712.
191, p.
R.
PREPAYMENT—Any one or all of the bonds of this issue may¬
prepaid at par and accrued interest on any semi-annual interest
upon
30 days written notice to the First National Bank of
Minneapolis, Trustee. •
•'
asked
Electric's
the
$40,000 loan to Eastern,
and
payment of sucn notes being contingent upon the successful operations
of Eastern. Trans-United,
is also a guarantor on certain promissory
The
date
Construction started in April and it is expected that
operation by the fall of 1961.
31,
the
for
Systems division. •
; '■
Engineered Products will act as both prime and
sub-con¬
basically on electronic communications equipment, primary
Teletray
be
aged.
March
share
1923.
Corp.
of
secondary
work
Joseph's Home, Inc., River Falls, Wis.—Bonds Of¬
fered— Keenan & Clarey^ Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn.,
on April 26 publicly
offered $1,475,000 of St. Joseph's
Home, Inc4, 5%, 5%% and 5%% first mortgage real
estate bonds, dated May 1, 1960 and due serially from
May 1, 1963, through Mayl, 1975, at 100%, plus accrued
interest. The issue. comes in $5,000, $1,000 and $500
denominations.
;
!
: >
will be in
ending
per
53
has received $100,000 in promissory
payable over a period of five years in
Inc.
Corp.,
$60,00G investment
its
for
exenange
"Value
St.
PURPOSE—This bond i$sue
building of St. Joseph's Home
$0.88
tractors
capital.
inventory and working
was
with
lormation
tronic
covering
struction,
months
Calif.), has recently announced
subsidiary, Value Engineered
Products, Inc., which, will produce many advanced types of electronic
equipment utilizing yalue engineering concepts,
Wm. R. Whiaaker,
President, reported.
Located
in
Monterey Park
(890 Monterey Pass
Road),
the new
company's President and General Manager is Berne N. Fisher.
He had
been
Vice-President
and General
Manager of
Telecomputing's Elec¬
offered at
The
12
with
Telecomputing Corp.—Forms Subsidiary—
corporation on May 9 filed a letter of notification with the
400,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to be
75 cents per share,"without underwriting. „v v
proceeds are to be used for organization expenses, plant con¬
The
rfc
ly60
continue
area
Tampa
Telecomputing
V;.V*-;'%\:-p"i\.
Exchange Commission—
of
compares
the
Enterprises, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files With
Spokane
Securities and
the
The
figures
split in November, 1959.
stock
the
compared
4,7a0,2b2
on
represents
year.
of Statler Products
notes
sale
will have the effect of increasing Spencer's earnings by
cents a share.-V. 190, p. 1228.
30
weeks
service
activity,
whole."—V. 191, p.
aenuisition
£Et
company's
this
13
of Spencer
shares outstanding to approximately 2,260,000
The acquisition of the assets of Pittsburg & Midway will
this number by approximately 455,000 shares to •.a -total
of shares outstanding of about 2,715,000.
On this basis tne
imber
lares
for
this
of
year
shares
240,000
two-for-one
share,
per
of
■
February
snares
last
earned
for the first
outstanding,
share
common
5,02u^J82
«ij.
cents
March 31, 1959," Mr. Maclnnes said.
Florida
utility president stated that "business
of
Tnis
in
earnings
basis,
$1.03
per
uabea
22
diiference
sold
of the
eifect
same
the
-
ending
The
our
n
■nnrea.se
the
were
period
pressed
the
reiiect
The
stock
common
earnings
cenis,
over
\
r
Industries,
Trans-United
period of last year," Tampa Electric's..
.
that
31
were
increase
outstanding.
of
£uso
...
stated
I960
cent
shares
•eH
1
of
nine
a
nosed
ing
Maclnnes
quarter
/
the corresponding
over
prts.aent
(2249)
1818.
,,
:
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;
an
the seller's
p
on
ProsPectus
•••Silverman
as
lists
Tampa Electric
Operating
1960
"'e
first
Talcott
James
President.
outstanding stock.—V. 191,
oi
as
Management
p.
Board Chairman, Herbert
own 15.5%' of the
officials
205.
Co.—Net
Up 15.4%—
for Tampa Electric Co. for the first
$10,141,000, an increase of $1,357,000, or
revenue
were
quarter
Petroleum Inc., New York, N. Y. — Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on May 9 filed
a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 279,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
offered for subscription by common, stockholders on a two-for-one basis
and to preferred stockholders on a four-for-one basis at 30 cents per
share.
No underwriting is Involved.
The proceeds
are to be used for working capital.
i
liabilities.
of
1959,
W.
C.
Maclnnes,
President
three months
15.4%, over
the utility
anri
™
-
>yj
Trans-United Industries,
Industries, Inc.
Eastern Precision
last month to Statler Products
•'^arrangement with cieditors. •
Trans-United
subsidiary,
-
Inc.—Subsidiary Sale—^ ^
announced on May 13 that its former
Resistor Corp., which had been sold
Corporation, has filed a petition for an
■'• *
y • " •« " -"rW-
Corp.—Securities Offered—An under¬
writing group managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. offered on
May 19 sinking fund debentures, warrants and common
stock of Uris Buildings Corp., New York, N. Y.
The
financing constitutes the company's first public offering
of securities.
The offering consists of $20,000,000 6V2%
sinking fund debentures due 1975 (with warrants to pur¬
chase* 800,000 common shares) and 400,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock. The offering is being made only in units,
each unit comprising of $100 principal amount of deben¬
tures (with,an attached warrant to purchase four shares
Uris
•;
of
™;, announced on May 16;
' *» •
'
s increase is due primarily to higher rates that became effective
' 1959, to Increased use of electricity by our existing customers
to a 12-month
gain of 8,036 customers,, increasing our total of
customers as of March 31,(1960," Mr. Maclnnes said.
Die balance for common stock during the period increased $492,000,
c-pnt
Transtates
Buildings
54
of
detachable and exercis¬
holder to purchase four
per share through May
1, 1975, the maturity date of the debentures.
Upon the exercise of
warrants, the purchase price for the common stock is payable at the
holder's option either in cash or by surrender of debentures at their
common
principal
will
which
of
the
ac
tne
date
be
amount.
will
debentures
Tne
will
Aug. 16, 1960, entitles the
stock at a price of $12.50
commeuncing
of
which
warrant,
PRIVILEGE—Each
shares
commence
one
issue
of
benefit
the
have
annual sinking fund
designed to retire 90%
an
May 1, 1963, and is
prior to maturity. They
on
year
will not be redeemable
which
option of tne company prior to May 1, 1965, on and after
the
debentures
may
be
redeemed at) prices
decreasing
104'/j %
from
100%, plus accrued interest.
presently owns three office buildings, is constructing
three additional office buildings, and will commence construction on a
seventh office building
in 1960.
These buildings will have rentable
area
of
approximately 4,587,000 square feec.- The three completed
buildings owned by the company are Two Broadway, New York City,
with
1,324,000 square feet of rentable area, and Three Penn Center
"Plaza and Two Penn Center Plaza, Philadelphia, with combined rent¬
able area of 916,000 square feet.
The buildings under construction,
all in New York City, are 320 Park Avenue, with 563.000 square feet;
•350
Park
Avenue,
with 463,000 square feet; and 850 Third Avenue,
with 471,000 square feet.
The 60 Broad Street building, to be started
this year and completed early in 1962, will have a rentable area of
850,000 square feet.
,'
"
Tne
to
company
net
tion
pleasure
of
use
office1
company's
necessary
and
of
cash
for
$35,000
and
boats
the
the
lease,
to
overhead
additional
of
of
purchase
furniture,
from
constructed
sale
$18,000
and
utilities,
moving
and
setting
costs,
and
the
required
establish
insurance
cover
balance
to
and
for
prospectus
Wheeler
as
lists
Eugene
Wheeler
M.
president,
as
vice-president and Robert C. Wheeler
as
ica and its only
Woman's Life Insurance Co. of Amer¬
earnings will be from interest from in¬
In the event the
vested funds.
will
and <paid
subscribed
shares
the
—V.
corporation's sole
less than $4.25
is unaccomplished, no
pose
expansion
Wesley
be
refunded.
Uranium Inc.—Suspended—
Co., above.
Big Red Uranium
See
••
v
)
:
v
the
from
I960
now
building projects.
of
balance
The
proceeds will be used largely to repay ac¬
by subsidiaries and to defray the cost of
net
the
incurred
loans
counts
and
tenant
improvements.—V.
Utah
See
Power
OPERATIONS—First
SYSTEM
the
operating
quarter
Operating
1959.
revenues
7%
were
deductions
revenue
were
first
1959
the
of
quarter
same
quarter.
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM—Construction expenditures for the first
over
quarter
Plant
mile
well
B&hin
Utah,
Gate,
to
isolated
the
to
mining
phosphate
serve
the
customers in
internal
combustion
present
as
line
transmission
Kv
138
Castle
at
Uintah
Construction has commenced
extending from our Carbon
vicinity
of
Vernal
in Utah's
approximately $3.6 million.
were
106
a
Vernal
plant.
and
processing
loads
BANK & QUOTATION
as
RECORD
served from an
project brings
to approximately $13 million.
area
now
additional
This
total construction budget for this year
out
million.
$19
transmission line extending from
Power Company system
is the first section
of
planned
interconnection
with
the Arizona
Public Service
Co.
presently will be used to supply the increased power requirements
During
the
April
mile 230 Kv
65
WE GIVE
Utah, to the heart of the Telluride
Utah,
was
completed. This line
Nephi,
Sigurd,
at
our
and
of
the
line
line
Kv
line
subsidiary.
Telluride
mission
Sevier
and
Telluride
30
Utah
of
The
that
with
system
STOCK EXCHANGE
138 Kv trans¬
miles of
138
50
ana
completed.
were
Co.
Power
miles
Utah,
LaSal,
Eeaver,
to
the
interconnects
addition,
In
Moab
between
from
the
of
•
AMERICAN
additional $2 million under
the
$25 million agreement with a group of banks, wnich brings the
total of suca oorrowings to $17 million. Permanent financing in bonds
and some other security, the type of- which has not yet been deter¬
mined,
is
planned for
September
of this year. The proceeds
will
be used to pay off the bank borrowings and to carry our construction
•
BOSTON
•
DETROIT STOCK
•
MIDWEST STOCK
•
NEW YORK
ing
load
Co.
cf
the
requirements
FINANCING—The
forward
program
1961.
continues
at
»
satisfactory
a
Utah
furnish
to
STOCK
EXCHANGE
an
STOCK
EXCHANGE
in
fall
the
Utah
Sperry
of
1960,
Engineering
additional
utilized
coal
in
has
pany
104,000
their
development
have
We
pace.
will
and
the
in
just
in
expanded
be
Laboratories
feet
square
electronic
completed
washing
among
our
nounced
of
production.
multi-million
a
service
secured
and
STOCK
EXCHANGE-BONDS
commenced construction
cf
manufacturing
space
to
be
United
States
Steel
Com¬
d'llar
coal
dryer
addition
to
•
customers.
date
To
home
builders
have
an¬
plans to construct 180 totally electric units this year
200 before the year end. New residential con¬
about
at
the
high
same
level
last
of
>
year.—
CANADIAN
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
Construction
expenditures in 1960
are
Kratter
Corp.
Bend
company
above,- -V.
Aluminum
April
on
191,
be
offered
proceeds
at
to
are
filed
of
class
$8.40
be
company,
June
190,
2140.
p.
and
application
stock
3, 1960.
The
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
REAL
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
a
B,
letter
non
of
of
voting
the
with
stock
GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
•
CALL LOAN RATES
•
•
Co.—Paying Agent
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN
MONEY MARKET
•
New
York
Stock
VOLUME OF TRADING
•
order
an
Exchange
to
PRIME
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
RATES
grant¬
delist
the
this
Electric
Co.—Earnings—
reported
consolidated
net
income
of
$6,123,657 or
share of common stock for the first
quarter ended March
compared with $5,790,767, or 64 cents per share a
year
WILLIAM B. DANA
°Peratin8
revenues
for
the
with $39,391,371
first
for
quarter
'° the '"""U,Ce an<i
this
year
the^st quarier^f
a new h.gh . record for a first quarter. For
Cfromar$1451054h-i44yefn'
191° p. 1713
'
were
1959
the
$42
a
PARK
NEW
SUBSCRIBE
I
YORK
wish
CO.
08
PLACE
to
7, N; Y.
subscribe
to
the
Bank
-
for
gain
12 months
opCratinS revenues were $154,751,734,
fiame Period - ended March, 1959.—
Westmore, Inc., Fanwood,
25
ago
hszz&isss
or3VSoo8'SrTtoATrnl,»?0°din8 Pr'°r
035 434 compared
up
•
corporation, effective close of trading session
The company is in process of
liquidation.—V. 191, p. 429.
Penn
an.
>
ESTATE BONDS
(par
without underwriting.
working capital.
for
a S"-' s-p»e £
It
:
BONDS
the
per
'"e
'
OTHER
common
Exchange Commission has issued
of
BONDS
Files
notification
company
1960,
.
<
has been appointed the New York
paying ag»nt of
$3,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 5%% series, due May 1
p.
1230.
Securities
West
'•
i
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
BANK
"Century City"-
West Indies Sugar Corp.—Stock Delisted—
an
I
.
>
•
Irving Trust Co.
The
STOCKS
share,
per
used
West Coast Telephone
ing
RAILROAD
■
.
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
/
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
regis¬
a
Co., West Bend, Wis.
26
covering 5.950 shares
common
•
FEDERAL LAND
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
199C.—V.
BONDS
.
1119.
to
PUBLIC UTILITY
./ "v
:
•
■
/
•
D. C., filed
estimated at $17,600,000.—V. 190,
Webb & Knapp Inc.- -To Sell
Tne
•
•
covering $12,000,000 of
refunding mortgage bonds, series due 1985, to be offered for public sale
at
competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the bond sale will be added
to general funds and applied in part to the
company's 1960 construc¬
tion program and to the retirement of $5,305,000 of
long-term debt.
$2.50)
CANADIAN
•
•
Washington Gas Light Co.—Registers Bonds—
SEC
DOMESTIC
•
"
This utility of 1100 H Street, N. W., Washington,
tration statement with the SEC on May 12, 1960,
The
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
1924.
'
West
•
DOMESTIC
another
continues
Telecomputing Corp., above.
See
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
its
Value Engineered Products, Inc.—Formed—
See
31,
EXCHANGE
STOCK
PITTSBURGH
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
the following
Wellington,
appliances in
residential
expect
we
191, p.
the
EXCHANGE
•
an
at
plant
definite
struction
.
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
- -
•
Utah.
Sales of electric
our service
area
for the first two
months of thLs year show an increase of approximately 30% over the
same
period of 1959. Electric house heating is gaining in popularity
p.
•
EXCHANGE
years.
an
V.
%
PACIFIC
to
commence
two
EXCHANGE
COAST STOCK
•
EXCHANGE
supply electric service for mining, milling
and pro¬
cessing of phosphate rock in the production of high analysis fertilizer
in
the
Uintah
Basin.
It
is
anticipated
that
these operations
will
agreement
NEty TORK STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
s•
company.
DEVELOPMENT—Industrial
EUSINESS
area
latter
borrowed
company
into
southwestern
in
QUOTATIONS
latter
grow¬
Utlities
California-Pacific
V
•
(& Subs.)—Quarter Results
Light Co.
&
QUOTATIONS
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
Gladding, McBean & Co., above.
over
on
FOR HARD TO FIND
1480.
p.
Clay Co.—Proposed Merger—
Fire
Utah
8%
191,
N. J.—Files With SEC—
TODAY
one
Name
year
for the
sum
of $45.
&
Quotation
•
•'»-
Address
_
6^coS^rinris^n^1 shares 9of common stockof (nar «2i
J**/
/,led a letter
notification
fvo
g
to
Th/nr'JhT' are to be Jacey for
thr?Ugh used Securities
proceeds
The
Co*
general
New
York*
corporate
with
Hp
NY
purposes.
the
I^City.-
Zone.—. State-..
pur¬
per share of
191, p. 650.
Wonder Mountain
L.
secretary-treasurer.
securi¬
no rela¬
corporation's assets or earnings, since
Corporation's sole purpose is to
the
to
found and finance
to
material
labor,
capital
costs
provide
arbitrarily determined and bears
Woman's Life Founding
working capital
for
$185,000
up
tionship
the
on
The offering price of the
underwriting.
ties has been
truck,
a
deposits
Corp.—Stock Offered—This
7 publicly offered 60,000 shares of
capital stock (par $1) at $5 per share,
May
production facilities.
The
in turn
Founding
Life
on
B common
class
without
net)
plans
company
equipment,
and
machinery
to
the
the
Of
glass.
fibre
stock,
Woman's
company
including
structures
in
of
Wheeler Yacht, which
stock.
offering will be available for general corporate
financing part of the cost of construction of the
being built and the one scheduled for construc¬
and for the planning and assembling of land for other
proceeds
purposes,
three
of
$9,386,000,
approximately
part,
substantial
PROCEEDS—A
sale
proceeds
Monday, May 23, 1960
.
.
own a 28% stock interest in
127,500 shares of the issuer's
owns
now
.
Bronx,
Ave.,
450
Zerega
with the SEC
corporation,
each
ThPV
Common—
N. Y. filed a regis¬
tration statement
on
May 19 covering 100,000 shares
of
common
stock,
to be' offered
for public sale at $4 per share.
The offering is to be made on a best efforts "all or none"
basis by
Morris Cohon & Co., of New York,
which will receive a selling com¬
mission of 10%
plus $12,500 for expenses.
The "underwriter has ac¬
quired 12,500 shares from Wheeler Yacht Co., Inc., for $125.
The company was organized under Delaware law on March 31, 1960,
for
the
purpose
of manufacturing and selling fibre glass, inboard
motor boats.
It has issued 150,000 shares to the organizer, Wheeler
Yacht,
for
cash
and
property
aggregating
$96,230,
including the
designs, drawings, molds and other special tools, facilities and equip¬
ment of Wheeler Yacht used in, or relating to. the manufacture and
This
price of each unit is $115 and accrued interest.
able
Wheeler Fibre Glass Boat Corp.—Registers
The
stock) and two shares of common stock.
common
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(2250)
191
Volume
Number 5953
*
.
.
(2251)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
'
'
1
'
'
1
'
.
,
'
'
'
'
,
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel-
$69,000 school election 1956, series
Sequoia Union High School Dist.,
bess &
C bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
San Mateo County, Calif.
Robinette, of Phoenix.
of)
Alabama (State
C
.
.
<ti
Tbo
Warrant S
Go.,
Co
c
uorp*'
Clement A..
& Co., inc
Herzberg, Inc., and Watkins, Mor-
until
received
11
June 7 for the
on
V\
D O D
r n
will
/I
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r.
^
*
1
&
1
? I
J
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^
sealed
T
n nr ct m \
/
.
4 p;m.
the
for
receive
will
(MST)
of
LreBaie oJ'sL
clusive.
Callable
of
as
March
.
Dated
_
i
-
A
A a
^
..
- -
interest
and
May 1"
on
inclusive.
1990
payable
Marshall,
Caldwell,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
County, Calif.
Offering — J. L. Brown,
Ar ,
®
'
Madison
Fla
Certificale
certificate Offering
unering
Alex H.
Alex ti.
—
—
Sale
w* w
Mfj 9
.
...
_
na-
tinrLih f1 & Ka^sey' "lnc+" conna"
$56 000
The
Sale
Rnnd
bonds
Bond bale
lne $ob,UUU oonas
^
offered on May 10—v. 191, p. 192b
70 Pine Street
New York Citv J —-were awarded to Dean Witter &
'
has been appointed by the Au- Co., as 5s, 4Vis and 4%s.
^
of
*
1 /
it
•
i«
*
thority in respect to the contemuiuncy m
l
a
financing
ft
/I ♦}/
Jl
„
-
County
I f
the
cilities serial A bonds.
a.m.
Pensacola Housing
Note
Offering
Authority, Fla.
M. J. Flores,
—
{EDST) on June 7 for the pur- Secretary, will receive sealed bids
of $1>550j000 school and until noon (CST) on June 8 for
^
Dated July ^ the purchase of $30,000 15, 1960.
promis-j^n
sory notes.
Dated June
Due
on
June 15, 1961.
,
ILLINOIS
Bond Offering-Sealed bids will
A0ruthe, p«r®ha,se °f
T. Nes-
purchase
of
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1993 inclusive.
Principal
Bond
Carbondale, III.
— Elisabeth
Offering
f X0 S
Dec^ltom ?961 Leighty> City Clerk' wiU receive
L
Due on _ij-ec^ijrom lmi sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
woSt navabl^at the'cifvTrus't
!* I°r the 'purchase of
on
interest payable at tne Gity irust ^170^000 fire department bonds.
Co-' \n, ?, ^ry-A
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
w
+
pr9Xed by ^Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
(J-J) payable at the
and interest
for
purchase of $3,000,000 parking fa¬
be received untl1 11 a m- (EDST)
rnia
the
bids will
1
June
Danbury, Conn.
a.m.Tcalif. DST)
9
for
until
received
be
'
County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Los
24
11:30
Miami, Fla.
Bond Offering—Sealed
chase
-
Bond Offering-Gordon
May
until
received
0Wa7erwUrDi/triJNo°24°m
from 1961 ^o 1975 inclusive. Prin(J-D)
interest
cipai and
payable
at any bank or trust company des-
Derby, Conn.
B o n d
Offering
Edward G. i.gna^ed b^ ^be saec1ess^a1^ biddetCounty Treasurer's office. Legalannroved
bv
O'Melvenv
&
ity approved by O'Melveny & BricLtt CitV Treasure/will re- Legality approved by Charles &
J
^Anreeles
EJrickett, city ireasurer wiii re T°iht f st Louis
Myers, 01 cos ^ngeies.
ceive sealed "I\/Ttt oa ^A-w 11:30 a.m. irauernicnt, 01 &t. ijouis. •
until Thn
PTYCrP \
"m
I
I f\
*
*
—
V
mm
/
f • £
.
(EDST)
Modesto, Calif.
Bond Sale-—The $650,000 gener-
«/
a
^
interest
the
offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
..
_
$218,000 waterworks bonds. Dated
County, Calif.
and
Bloomfield, Conn.
1926—were awnrded to
& Co as 4 As and 8s.
of 100.04, a net interest
about 3.58%.
.
on
Alviso School District, Alameda
,
inciusive_ Principal
(J_D)
payable
at
County, Calif.
The $31,000 school,
RosenfSdYSivrfbess and"R^in- Angeles7until
t
tionally-known independent
uiidiiy-Known maependent
1
May 10
on
vig,
Consultants—
finance
of
_
(J-J)
interest
Authority, Arizona
municipal
v
C
CALIFORNIA
on
A
a
cost
ette, of Phoenix.
sultants
.
y
ARIZONA
Wainwright & Ramsey, Inc.,
- —
Bea"price
at
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
McCarthy, of New York City.
Financial
Due
to
York City. Legality approved by
•
Fresno
Bond
^—,
1, 1970. '
bonds.; " Dated
E
a* the Bankers Trust Co., in New
i
°n
t
$128,000 school
,
^v'
-
Birmingham. Legality ap-
Names
,
San Joaquin
July 1 from 1974
on
and
Principal
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Arizona Power
i
Sierra Union School District,
school
system*&eries B bondsi offered
,
inclusive.
1983
to
i
Bond
Due on July 1 from
1959. Due
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
at
the
First
National
&
r
i-t
aS
W
A.
L
/ ii'«
Lincoln Unified School District,
.
1988 inclusive.
to
1961
1965.
Bank of
Principal
1984.
i
1964
from
1,
;
June
$256,000
70,000 water and sewer improve¬
ment
bonds.
Dated
July 1,
1990 in¬
to
and
July
on
inclusive.
of July
May 1, 1960.
inclusive.
1982
Due
as
July 1
on
1990
to
series
335,000
1
.
•
follows:
as
Jan. 1, 1958.
1, 1960. Due
March 1 from 1961
to
4s.
July
on
-vjA9U pi 19?6-we?'e aVa£de.d Treasurer's office,
to The Bank of America N. T. &
s A^nf^San Francisco ^
"
CONNECTICUT
on
purchase
sewer
March
1983
loa*
„
a
,
Ferris,
bonds.
Dated
1976
as
Due
Due
1960.
1965
Callable
inclusive.
1975
to
33/4s.
ionnnn
2030—were awarded
Yv
aT
p
-
Co
M.
1958
bonds.
from
240,000
from
Due on July 1
1961
as
July 1,
County, Calif.
building bonds offered
Clerk,
bonds,
Payne,
May 31 for the purchase of $1,
for the
000,000 school
building
limited
on
Wood
cTerk^Treasurer wiTl receive $186,000 1 sanitary
A
191>
tf A»
"
Boyce, and Sweney Cart-
revenue
May
'
E
Offering —J.
9
M.
from
490,000
building bonds offered on May 10
Rr
Show Low, Ariz.
City
Huntsville, Ala.
Citv
Harold
bids until
Offering—N.
Cn u
go.,
&
&
Woodward
Bond
(CST)
a.m.
500,000 paving bonds.
Bond
Co
~
purchase of $1,-
/\ VN
&■
wright & Co.
Dothan, Ala.
be
Treasurer's
Sale—The $138,000
Bond
„
—
...
.
f
$650,000 as 5s.
Hay ward School District,
Alameda
Christensen
&
ciarrPtt_RromfjPid
Barrett tfromtieid
Haas
Bros. &
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
County
the
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Offering—T. W. Wither-
Bond
■
Western,,
t
^an-
,
net ^iterest cost of
about 3-74%, as follows:,
rresno
& Co.
row
Writer
'
C
Zuber
& Co., Inc., Odess, Martin,
Evans
inclusive.
1980
FLORIDA
a
syndicate
Crocker-Anglo
the
,
York
N,
1 Hanauer & Co., as 4s and County Clerk
will receive sealed gmjtb, city Clerk, will receive
Edward
Burton & Co
Dittmar ?
aJ a prlce ?t l.00A°A 3 net ±at
S
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
& Co
Me?- Interest cost of about 3'97%"
^ffVYhe
!«ay 31.for,the purchase of
Indianola Union School D strict,
m Turben & Co
J A Overton
' "
"
" "
" ~
^
««
school hondsourcnase.Iifne s.^s.niio
Yated ot 11 qfifl 000 natural Sas revenue certifiFresno v Calif
??
?
1' A9®0" cates. Due from 1963 to 1989 incounty, tnuoC
i^aiir.
^ C^K V. S^e/^o^Idn
Due Qn June 1 from X961 to 1967
syndicate
follows: Courts & Co., R.
S. Dickson
to
cliffe, pf San Francisco,
Johnston,
Co., Doll & Ipshorj
Edwards, Inc.,
R
inc>
Peters,
of about
Ct
as
were
Zahner &
.
c]fng]
)6 Zo.
4.53%.
Other members of the
at
Rowles; winston &
& Ca>
Lemon
?Lf £
net interest cost
1961
'
„
of New
ington, - Secretary, will receive
Rank .
Ji?,, Y?'V
«
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
crSnC1KC°V, V 5
?
tt
T°p'• June 3 for the purchase of $3,bchwabacher & Co.; Ira Haupt & 735,000 state office building reve^0*' 1and- ^ "ff, Trust & Savings nue bonds, as follows:
bonds.
Dated
R a^k'
Seattle, at a price of ^3 400,000 series B boi
& Co" Rrfnes' &
Ely- Beck & Co" rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & SutWilliam
Blair
of-
16-v. 191, p 1926were
awarded
to a syndicate
headed by
,sWW d & Co., a
tih
a
15 from
~
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Barcus, able
fered on May
par,
Bond Offering — L. Rechenmacher, County Clerk, will re-:
ceive sealed bids at his office in
Auburn,, until 10:15 a.m.; (Calif.
DST) on May 31 for the purchase
of $53,000 school, series A bonds.Dated June 15, 1960. Due on June
Co.,
~
.
? ?,
:w;. Placer County, Calif.
-Kindred & Co., Stranahan, Harris officer Legality approved by Or-
'
warrants
a
Co., Dean Witter &
,T
WilRam R- Staats & Co., :Paine, Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
*
9p;n nnn
Y'
f
f?61"fLrovement
ltal
improvement
den &
,
'1•'
Ala
an
cll^1an,
*
!
:
If
of
composed
Eureka Union School District,
Logan,
Florida Development Commission
to
awarded
were
ireasurers office.
&
City.
°-n ,?une L from 1961 to 1985 in~
Bond Sale — The $1,500,000
clusive-' Principal and interest school 1958, series E bonds ofiJ~D) Payable at the County fered on May 17—v. 191, p. 2031
at
Phoenix, Ariz.
Offering—Chas. M. MerBond
Sale
The
$9 000 000
Finance,
mie
until 11 water system revenue 1960 bn'nHs
I960 bonds
„m
(CST) on June 1 for the pur- offered on May 17—v. 191, p. 1819
rhase of $3,500,000 inland water
were awarded- to a syndicate
wavs
improvement, s e r i e s B headed by Blyth & Co., as 5s, 4s,
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on 33/4s and 3.90s, at a price of 100.25,
June 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclu-; a net interest cost of about 3.92%.
sive Callable as of June 1, 1965. Other members of the syndicate
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-, were as follows: Harriman Ripley
able at the State Treasurer's of- & Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co.,
fice. Legality approved by White,: White, Weld & Co., C. J. Devine
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,;of & Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., WeeBond
riweather, Director of
Lill receive sealed bids
Birmingham.
Dawson
/-vv.
on
VMIf _
May 24 for the pur-
$55,000
of
chase
v*
vh
Du Page
No. 11
improvement
/yo> X1
f»
.
«
..
a.
County School District
(P.O. iue«inun, m.
Medinah, III.
v.
Due ■ Bond offering-Robert D. Bell,
^ Secretary .of the Board of EdumV.hor- Co.ntvClerk ' will rel p. 2031—were awarded ,to a group clusive. Principal and interest
ti
m receive seaied bids
realed Mds at his office L
wmposed^ of. the First Western payable at . the Birmingham Na- ^ ^;30 p.m. <CDST) on May
annual report
showed prelimin- Auburn ^ntiMO
?Cal*if DST) RanR & Trust Co., of San Fran- tional Bank, in Derby. Legality 2g for the purchase of $199,000
ary engineering estimates indicatineering
^JTy 31 for° "the' purchase of
_L
general Dated June
obligation school building
bonds.
1, 1960. Due
hig that the project will require
general obligation school an.d Hill ^Richards^ & Co,. as
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston
Jan. 1 from 1962 to* 1971 iniiaarsari BT«XSTSB«!S 3 nit interest co?t of about 3 44%'
$359 (fflh
"""
—
r ~
Donas. Dated June 15, 1960. Due
Grofon, Conn.
$350,000,000.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 water clusive.
Principal and interest
June 15 from 1961 to 1980 ina net interest cost 01 aDom
/o
Plated
of the Colorado
River Project,
was announced
by J. D. Gore'e, Chairman of the
Authority. The Authority's latest,
—iJl!
BoOttCTtag
lafUaC
obligation sewer 1953, series B bonds. Dated
PlacTcounty
March 1 1960
^
Bechen-
a m
on
nnn
on
u
The Authority
Application
Federal
for
has
made
License"
an
(J-D)
Commission
Power
the
for
Treasurer's
the
Project, comprising the Bridge
Canyon Development and Marble
Canyon Development.
The pro ject, in addition to the construet>on
of
dams, reservoirs, and hy-
dro-electric
mpnt
ment
—4-:
£
—
is
on+-
i
+
^
4
+v.
-'.
-
^
nancim?
*
}
nancing will consist of revenue
bonds payable solely from the
revenues of the
Pima
Authority.
County,
\No.
17
(P.
•
School
O.
a-m.
n
(MST)
chase
of
on
S
®
Francisco.
on
,
obliga-
irom
iyoi
William
William
a
191,
p.
t,.
Stuart & Co. Inc., Hornblower &
Weeks, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
jra Haupt & Co. and Cooley &
by urncMJa
,
Due
bonds.
renewal
from
Los
College Dist,
Stamford, Conn.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon
T. Nes-
Du
iy
County
p
60
N°~ 60
CP
School
S
O
Westmont),
John
Bond Offering
—
District
Cass Ave.,
F. Coy-
nnn
000 school building bonds.
O
Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
X962 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal
1960 to 1980 inclusive.
Pasadena City Junior
proved by Chapman & cutler, of
Chicago.
Bond Offering — Sealed bids kendall, Secretary of the Board
will be received until noon of Education, will receive sealed
(EDST) on June 7 for the pur- bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
^ $8>500 000 school and ur_ May 25 for the purchase of $219,—1
Knilrlinrt Knnrlo
n fori
ban
CISCO.
(J-J) payable at any bahk or
trust company designated by the
successful bidder. Legality ap-
and jnterest
(J-J) payable at any
Gluss, bank or trust company designated
Commissioner of Finance, will re- by the successful bidder. Legality
Bond Offering—Norman
Clerk, will receive
bjds at his office in Los ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m. approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
(EDST) on June 2 for the pur- of Chicago..
Carmenita School District, Los
on June 14 for the purchase of chase of $2,379 000 various purCarrollton Unit
$5,000,000 school building bonds, pose bonds. Dated June 1, I960.
Angeles County, Calif.
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Dated July 1, 1960.
Due on July Due on June 1 from 1961 4to4" 1980
<4
cf
Carrollton), III.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes.
bounty
ea|ed
.
A
to' vig*" County' Clerk," wili" receive
to
payable at the
County
Treasurer>g^0ffiCe
Legality apd h
Orrick Dahlquist, Her/j_D)
$30,000
1926—were awarded to
to
^o
May
2031—were awarded
syndicate composed of Halsey,
12—v.
purchase of $8,000 Co as 3y2s, at a price of 100.419,
bonds .Dated June 1, 1960. a basis 0f about 3.45%.
^e on June l from — Norwich, Conn.
"Pyin^ir>a
school
May 10—v. 191,
Sale—The
offered
Diego
and electric bonds offered on
for :^^the
iHlglD
_
Cardiff School District, San
p.
ilPrP sch°ol bonds. Dated June 1,
i
^general
gcucioi
general
oaie—±ne ^>io,uuu
Sale
ine puyuu
Hanna, r, Staats & Co., as 5s, 4 ,4S. and
general
June
Cr,.»w» District
.
& S. A., of San
Ni T
bonds
u
J. L. Brown,
Bond Offering
ap-
obligation sewer bonds offered on
May 11 — v. 191, p. 2030
were
awarded to The Bank of America
Bond
June 6 for the pur¬
$45,000
Legality
County, Calif. "
™
fSQ
a
r
u
Bona
Bond
District
Tucson),
p,
of
County
the
Ba\er Commun fy W,^ D.str.ct,
Arizona
Bona
Clerk
office.
Pacific Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
interest
and
at
.
D
iC
necessary transmission facilities
payable
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- County Clerk, will receive sealed
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-, bids at his office in Fresno, until
cisco.'
•
/
10:30 a.m. (Calif. DST) on May
equip-
generating
in<-»i11.j4-i
inninrior.
It
Principal
clusive.
to
vig,
cuum^
vicia,
vv»i
^
i
^
rvrtA
4^+oroc*.
*
_1
•
_1
i
I
Vk
v\
ni
rt
V*
tacluSive- inclusive' Principal and intereSt
/t
i\
noV-
a
ni
navahlp
at thp
Chase Man-
Bond Sale—The $260,000 gener-
Richmond, Mich. ''
Bond Offering—Alice C. Kahler
Todd,
City Clerk, will receive
Bond Offering— Raymond C. Village Clerk, will receive sealed
South Bend, Ind. * • ■
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) Warmington,
County Treasurer,
20 for tllG purBond Offering—Frank J. BruggHenry County, Atkinson Common.
Kr
fnntrniipr
win
receive
on June 2 for the Purchase of will receive sealed bids c/o The chase of $25,000 general obligation
Unit School District No. 233 (P. O.
ner, City Controller, will receive
fCDST? $4,750,000 sanitary sewer revenue National Shawmut Bank, Munici- water and sewage treatment fa,
sealed hi^c f iM
Atkinson), III.
bonds« Dated Dec« 30' 1959' Due pal Department, 40 Water Street, cilities bonds.
. ,.
^
••
e
Bond Sale—The $54,000 general on June 7 for the nurchaseof $i,
for tne purcnase oi $1Qn June 3Q frQm
1962 t0 1989 in;
v
Boston, until n a.m. /irncmN on
11
(EDST)
Romeo Community School
District
obligation
improvement
limited 000,000 street improvement, series
May 24 for the purchase of $500,1960 bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. c usive10
bonds offered on May 10—v. 191,
Michigan
'
1483
awarded
were
—
Stern
to
Brothers & Co.,
and Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc., jointly.
as
3^s, at a price of
basis of about 3.44%.
Chicago,
100.39,
a
Norfolk County (P. O. Dedham),
Lexington, Ky. - *
Offering—Florence Clark
Bond
Massachusetts
\
,
nm
*
o
.
1930
p.
of
awarded to
were
—
the
National Bank & Trust Co.,
First
Kennett
price
of
as 3^>s, at a
basis of about
Square,
100.21,
a
3.46%.
semi-annually
Due
on
June 1 and
Franklin Parish School District
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the St. Joseph Bank &
No. 4
for the
purchase of $1,200,000 stu-
union
dent
■r
1958
Oct.
Dated
bonds,
revenue
1958.
1,
Due
Oct.
on
In¬
1 from 1961
to 1988 inclusive.
terest A-O.
Legality approved by
Steuben School Building
School
County
No. 187
District
(P. O. East St. Louis),
Bond
Offering—Leroy F.
Dar¬
of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May 31
for the purchase of $838,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
Secretary
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Illinois State Trust
St.
East
of
Louis.
Co.,
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
University
of
Illinois
O.
(P.
354
Administration Building,
cost of
Vice-President
13
for
the
housing
1960,
bonds. *
A
series
'
•
Jackson & Curtis; Raffens/-i~
t—
Hughes & Co., Inc., and
ber,
TT.-i—
—
o-
IOWA
june
Offering
City
Walt,
bonds
1961
from
:
V
- -
until
for
the
purchase
interest
net
a
cost
••
of
Bond
revenue iy5«
1958
1, 1958. Due on
sealed
(CDST)
on
chase of
Due
bids
until
June
1
1:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
$265,000 water works
Jan.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1961
J-J.
re¬
rev¬
Nuveen & Co.
and Stern
"I^price
a price
at
at
of
to
chase
sealed
1960.
to
bids
until
191, p. 2032 — were
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., and W.
E. Hutton & Co., jointly.
p.m.
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
1
May
from
1,
1962'
inclusive.
Principal and
payable
at' the
bids until
May
County, Buechel Water
District (P. O. Louisville), Ky.
26
for
11
the
a.m.
(CDST)
purchase
$200,000
series 2
revenue,
bonds offered on May 9 was sold
to
The
Bankers Bond Co., and
Security & Bond Co., jointly, as
a price of 97.00, a basis of-
4^s, at
Sale
v.
a
basis'
as
.
®ond.
.
C.
to
3&, at
as
gen¬
bonds
J.
of¬
2032?
p.
Devine &
Hammill & Co.
price of
a
Offering
—
sealed
(EDST1
chase
on
of
bids
Mav
$225 000
3%s.
Due
July
on
32,000
r/ioMn..
for
2
the
house
air
Dated June 1
District
bids
sealed
1
Bank
July
1,
Due
on
July
1,
MICHIGAN
3.70s.
Due
on
July
106,000
n4,000
Due
v.
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
chase
of
on
)
*
May 31 for the purchase of
$45,000
school • building- bonds.
Dated June 1, I960. Due on June 1
from 1963 to 1980 inclusive. Prin-
olJffered
on May 16~v- 191,
&
awarded
to
The
Savings Bank
*
a.m.
pur-
Morton, of St. Louis.
Independent
Nov.
(M-N)
Due
on
July
1
Note
-
on
-
of
$328,900 tax
^ot2932°ff^fd
P. 2032—were
Sale—The
notes offered
July 1, 1984
.
,
.
.
„
..
Hanson,.Mass.,
>;>*
,
awarded
the
c/o
' ~
'
Sale—An issue of
hospital
May 12
Ega'n,
was
Inc,
State
~
$36,(
bonds offered on
revenue
sold to Mannheimer-
Ld
As
at
Minnesota
ocSte a^.TOs,
price of par,
a
(State of)
Paying Agent—Bankers
Names
on May 2—v. 191, Trust Company, New York, has
been appointed Co-Paying Agent
$48,820,000 principal amount
State Building Certificates
for
"
Isabella County (P.
f
,
Street
Mound, View
Bond Sale—The $375,000
county
.
,
^ail bmited bonds offered
1ft
^
due serially May 1, 1961-79.,,
O. Mt.
Pleasant), Mich.
Offering — Gerhard Barsell, Town Treasurer, will receive
bids
of
3.50%
1
w
A£70U
naujum
oucci,
ind Citizens a m■ (EDST)
j,"terest
the
oosion,
unxii
ll
on May 26 for the
cipai and
interest
payable at the
Kentucky (State of)
a"d_ Trust Co.,
Bond Offering—Robert R. Mar1
Pinonon
tin, Commissioner of Finance, will
on
,,
May
"
;
(P. O. New
Brighton), Minn.
Offering—Earl E.
Bond
"
sealed
on
of
..
bids
June
14
until
for
1
g
p.m.
the
st°orey' Thomdfke^
inorndike,
Dodge'
pur-
.
.
Palmer
Palmer
^
&
Boston-
'
1ST
4
O
,
tnt.
general
d.
tern-
a
ana
interest
navnhlp
First National Bank
T ovinrn^
t
at
tht>
and Trust Co '
Pa
Tv/r£.».r,vv««+r,
MichZan
Michigan
•-
'
Bond Offering-Dane M.
Boston
5
?n'JRo?^and
a«
-
k
r
i
receive
tw
trust.
Wolfe,
of Educa-
sealed bids until
Payable at cjaijt bank
any umm
co™Pany designated by
~^««.
bidder. Leeahtv
•
Smith.
an-
ui
poIIoHIp
Principal and i
-
Dorsev
any
-
bank or
,
.
trust
_11P-
approved
Marn
of
Min-
•
°
-
f
F. Hed#
receive
New Brighton, Minn,
.
V Bond'Offering—Eyleen
man
aeaieu
sealed
on
of
BarbCT
Owen
**£°r^y' ^indhorft
2e«™i,V Wlnd«h°rSt'
neaP°.lls*
as
inter*
eesT^biddlr^gality
by
1962
1 from
Jan '
? 4
.dub/.w.
waterworks
Dated July
bonds
on
i
1972
-
on May 26 for the
purchase of $145,000 school build-
Atlas National the succesful
salivas asswa*
1, 1960. Due
'
est payable at
8 P'm' (EST)
------
i
nnrphncp
obHgation
fmnrovements
''TlL'tw DHue'A d°n f'"6 ^
1071
Da'vabffafthe ST&LgSl
thp
'
■
cipai^ind
fnr
inoo
tion, will
Note Sale—The $6,000,000
,
25
Co b and Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
?s 3/ts. at a price of 100.097,
basis of about 3.21%.
Secretary of the Board
Boston
' Massachusetts (State of)
$30,000,000 highway,
,
of
*'*vw*v " xu''."wa»a"cui, nams a
bond<fSDat^ SJ!16! iQ?70nmen Porary loan notes offered on May ing limited bonds. Dated June 1,
Si'fml
•'
°n }6~V' 191» P- 214^—were awarded-1960. Due on April 1 from 1961 to
CaUaLle ^ if Llv ,7
3 gf°"p imposed of the 1978 inclusive. Principal and in5"
.
Marshall, Minn.
Bond
$146,000 school
uaK*
Rubin, of Louisville.
cipai
.
inr>n
1963 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
a
interest (J-J) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
an-
&.a1828 -Jer® awarded to The
Wayne Oakland Bank, of
1985.
purchase of $445,000 bonds. Dated
June 15, 1960. Due on June 15
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive Prin-
.
Eklund,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 P m- (COST) on June
Clawson School District, Mich.
Payable at
National Bank, in Paintsville, Legaiity
approved
by
Joseph I R.
chase
,
Bond Offering—Fridolf
,<5-„a"d ^^ C ty .Bank, 4.40s'and'4.As,
July 1, both of Bay City, jointly, as 3.50s.
1979
3s. Due
as
,191,
Bond
'
School Dist,
No. 36, Minn*
on
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
sealed
payable
any
bonds.
iQfin
Sale—The $165,000
prop¬
erty purchase and equipment 1960
2032—were
-
10
the
for
i?clpa.
(EST)
IMichigan City, Ind.
until
25
$190,- *
revenue
Due
bids
May
receive
(CDST)
p.m.
approved by Briggs & Morgan,
St. Paul.
"e Peoples National Bank &
July 1,
on
-
Due
3.90s.
as
ticipation
1,
V
1977.
1978 and
July
on
1975.
3.85,
as
262,000
Due
3.80s
as
Note Sale—The
4;;
3%s.
1976 and
.«...
will
8
Bay City School District, Mich.
1,
•:
MASSACHUSETTS
.Bond
Offering,w-., Charles O.
Wheeler, Jr., County Clerk, will
Le¬
gality approved by Ross,
McCord,
Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.- j -
Trust
raintsville), Ky.
receive
County Treasurer's office.
and
on
1974 and
•
Clerk,
until
on
in
and
Royal
County (P. O.
n.
Kellogg), Minn.
nor
Due
as
and
Johnson
,
U„ 4U
*..1
by the successful bidder. T
Legality
as
148,000
c
of
Bond Offering—William P. Nor¬
re-
Co., in Boston.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray
Best, Coolidge of Boston.
;
1973.
78,000
purchase
2,
p.m.
3.65s.
as
36,000
the
n
Kelliher
1972.
:
for
25
Conccpf">" Common R. No. D"'Sch°°l
No. 2386 P. O. R.
&
19?1
34,000
receive
(CDST)
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Briggs
3.60s.
as
p.m.
188»- °ue on June 1 from ^961 to 1 hfor, .the P«^basejof $75,000
19K5 inclusive
Princinal
'.school improvement bonds. Dated
£»,1. I960. Due on Jan. 1 from
terest payable at the State Street
3.89%,
follows:
as
8
Alexander G.
court
conditioning bonds
May
at
until
24
MMcCHn-
Clerk, will
until
1001213* ciPal and interest (J-D)
Lajoie, County Treasurer, will
ceive
bids
sealed
ton,
$290,000
water
;E*
tick/District
$145,000 general obligation hospital bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at any bank or trust company designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart &
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
of about 2 96%
Bond
191, p. 1820—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Ladd Din-
"Tw C°V cost of about
at f £*£ °f
the
on
County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
$1,000,000
May 17—
on
for
Martin,
-
The
school bonds offered
-
the
Trust
jvftrttly,
a
~
Bond
about 4.65%.
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
Harris
„
«
of
from 1962 to 1989 inclusive.
Prin¬
p.
„7
Worcester
Bond Sale—An issue of
$420,000 redevelopment bonds.
May 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
Bond
Ducour-
by
awarded
Terrebonne Parish Consolidated
Jefferson
Dated
■
May 10—v.
awarded to
'
1
Gary Redevelopment District, Ind.
Bond Offering—John
Visclosky,
County Controller, will receive
f
on
waterworks
interest
(J-D)
Peoples State Bank of Ellettsville.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
on
bonds offered
nue
May 26 for the pur¬
$230,000 sewage works
Due
1995
sealed
headed
9
Mich.
Josa
May 12—v." 191,
Co.'''and Shearson
on
revenue
—
The
—
obligation
were
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
Elsmere (P. O. Covington), Ky. »
Bond Sale—The $300,000 reve¬
Legality
Ellettsville, Ind.
Offering—Carl Pearson,
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
of
_
& Kees.
KENTUCKY
1990
Bond
(CDST)
eral
Sale
fered on
$1,349,000
of net interest
net mterest cost of about
a
1960.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ceive
syndicate
Sale—The
7°0s and J.pUs,
arnd% 60s'
3
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Town
The
Houma), La.
Y-'ys
_a.
Swampscott, Mass.
.
1927—were awardecbio-
p.
June
Chisago Lakes Hospital District
(P. O. Lindstrom), Minn.
.
and
improvement
bonds. Dated June 1,
on
Sal^t
191,
v.
$190,000
funding
enue
revenue
until
purchase of $3,000,000 bonds,
of
School District No. 1 (P. O.
$350,000 school
building bonds offered on May 11
—v
191. P- 1715—were awarded
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
District, Iowa
Chesterfield, Ind.
Offering—Carol Marble,
will re--
Bond
Town
11
the
Storm Lake Independent School
about 4.38%.
'
and
scnooi oonas ottered
school bond's offered on May 17
iviay 17—
nau
100.016,
^ U.
District,
Offering
Bond
of
J-D.
to John
Gray,
Ropes,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
Tangipahoa Parish School Dists.
(P. O. Amite), La
first
Corp., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Goodbody & Co., Walter, Woody
& Heimerdinger, and Westheimer
& Co., as 5s and 4%s, at a price of
29
$6,500,000
dormitory
Bond
School
Inkster
Offering—Sealed bids will
June
DeVries,
receive
a.m.
(CST)
10
until
for
6
by
approved
Bond
,
interest
University
received
a
offered
gaiity
°
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1975
to
and
be received
First National Bank of Boston. Le-
L.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
May 13—v. 191, p. 2032—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of the Indianapolis Bond & Share
State
on
will
bids
May 1
on
cipai and interest payable at the
Agricultural and Mechanical
College (P. O. Baton
Rouge,) La.
be
College, Orange
Manager,
June
on
Principal
Louisiana
Le¬
Bond
City, Iowa
sealed
1961
from
May 1, 1960. Due
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Offering—J.
Business
May 25 for the pur$1,970,000 school bonds,
on
of
8 p.m. (EST) on May 26 for the
purchase of $310,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated June 1,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
1986 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the successful bidder. Legality appr0ved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & stone, of Detroit,
Moines.
Bond
1
MINNESOTA
Bloomington, Minn,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
a.m
Bel-
««
June
on
ll
Parish
u:m
Bank & Trust Co., of Detroit.
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin-
C.
the
of
Secretary
anticipation notes offered on
was sold to the Detroit
May ,10
receive
until
Boston,
of
Dated
Colfax), La.
School Board, will receive sealed
Tunc
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on June
2
for
the
purchase of $275,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
gality
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
Northwestern
will
Treasurer,
(EDST)
District
Offering—Cecil
Bond
gard,
tax
Offering—Paul M. Gibbs,
chase
School
Parish
Grant
School
Regional
(P. O. Marion), Mass.
Parish School Board Treasurer.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
inclusive.
1971
to
on
100.085,
-
sealed bids c/o the First National
bonds. Bank
improvement
Due form 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Interest
Building
The $570,000
—
revenue
•*
'
receive
will
for
bonds. Dated Dec.
Corporation, Ind.
mortgage
T)
IT
(J-D) payable at the office of the
Clerk,
23
Bond
District
inclusive.
7:30 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
$55,000 sewer construction bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
May
on
bids will
put>iic
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1998 inclusive,
Bond Sale
to^The'
.
Kenneth Te-
—
bids until
sealed
$250,000
INDIANA
Brookville School
DAWAO
Rochester
(CST) on
for the purchase of $50,-
13
000
Due
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Bond
Des
purchase of $5,000,000
revenue
UtT
J
District
Bond Offering—Sealed
syndi-
the
of
follows: Paine, Web-
as
Rodman & Renshaw.
will receive sealed bids until June
*
awarded
were
—
$175,000 school
May 12—v joi
payable
A<<
be received until 6 p.m.
No. 1 (P. O.
perger,
Farber,
Comptroller,
and
HI
A
Grumbling, La.
4.24%.
about
members
Other
Urbana), III.
Offering—H. O.
Bond
revenue
cate were
Illinois
nell,
^
—
Old
bonds offered
on May 17—v. 191, p. 2032
were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
John Nuveen & Co., and the City
Securities Corp., as 4V^s, 4Y4S and
mortgage
interest
Clair
_
-
Corp.
(P. O. Angola), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $1,875,000 first
4Y8S, at a price of 100.0009, a net
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
St.
1928
on
at_ the National Community National Bank of
Bond Sale—The $95,000 school
Trust Co., of South Bend. LegalShawmut Bank, in Boston. Legal- Pontiac.
fl'HO
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice bonds offered on May 13—v. 191, ity approved_by Rope^Gray, Best,
School District Mich
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
S
p." 1820-^-were awarded to Scharff Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
,
t roy ocnooi uistrict, Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of
$300,000
& Jones, Inc.
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CDST) on May 31
*
„
Sale—The
offered
notes
p.
..
•
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Offering — R. J. Spaeth,
Bond
*
interest
(P. O. Winnsboro), La.
_
Illinois Institute of Technology
,
Note
1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
to
1970
inclusive. Principal and
1,
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
^
~
bonds. Dated May
000 act of 1959
LOUISIANA
™
™
Village
Clerk
bids" until
uius
June 2
$370 OOn
umu
for
Penpral
will
8'p.m. v-—>
(CDST)
p.m.
o
the
purchase
of
ohlieation■Water-
=S=5I
NEW HAMPSHIRE
inclusiye. Principal
1971
to
iofi2
Pleasantville, N\ J.
able at the-National Commercial
interest (J-J) payableat any
Concord, N. H.
•Bond Sale—The $71,000 general
Knk or trust company designated
Note Offering—Verne" F Santas?
improvement bonds offered on
£2 the successful bidden. Legality Jr., City Treasurer will receive May 16 — v. 191, p. 2033 — were
approved by Faegre & Benson, of sealed bids until 11 am (EDST) awarded to John, J. Ryan & Co.,
nd
.
.
Minneapolis.
- -
*
on-May 23
Sebeka, Minn.
for
the
purchase
$300,000. temporary
loan
*,P$* of 10°.1°4, a basis
of
of about 3.97%.
notes,
Dec 2,
tee & Co.,
Inc., W. H. Morton &
Bank & Trust Co., in Albany; Le- Co., Inc., and Tilney & Co.
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of New Castle Fire District No. 1
New York City.
, (P. O. Bedford Rd. and King St.,
Chappaqua), N.
„
.
m
Y*
Bond Offering—Clarence Deer-
H^^^SM^raFne
Dated May 24, I960. Due on
ing, District treasurer, will re-;
—' Harold R.
NEW MEXICO
Bond Sale
The $89,000 fire ceive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
i960. Principal and interest
pay¬
Village Clerk, will re- able at
district serial 1960 bonds offered (EDST) on May 26 for the purAlbuquerque Municipal School
fle sealed bids until 8 p.m. Bank, inthe National Shawmut 'jx"*"
on May 12—v. 191, p. 2034—were
chase of $50,000 fire truck purBoston.
Legality apDistrict NM
/PDST) on June 2 for the pur¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike, "Bond Offering —'R.' M. Elder, awarded to Adams, McEntee & chase bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
chase of $40,000 street 1960 bonds. proved &
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston,. . Clerk of the Board of Education,
P«f on Dec. 1 from,I960 to^ 1969
Dated June' 1, I960. Due oh Jan. 1
Northwood School Di.trlc (p
O
will receive sealed bids until 10:30 100-60' a b4s^6f about 4.34%.
inclusive. Principal and^interest
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Northwood), N.
'' for the purr. Hempstead Union Free School Dist. We^hester Nation^ ^nk iS
H.
a-m-(MfT) onjune 7
RAiui nfforin
cbase of $3,500,000 general obliNo. 11 (P. O Oceanside)
Westchester National Bank, in
at any bank or trust company des¬
Earl D. receive
school
building bonds.
Hem York
Chappaqua. legality approved by
ignated by the succesful bidder. fiiftrw Treasurer, will Linnell, gati0n
District
Dated June 15 1960 Due on Tune
°
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Legality approved by Briggs & sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na- 15
from I96l' to 1965 inclusive
®ond Offering—ThomasO. Mor- Galloway, of New York City,
Morton, of St. Paul.
tional. Bank of Boston, 28 Stute ,princiDal and interest VlDVna^,gan'Pir^sldentof th«? Board of.
,
, >. .
Offering-
Rond
—
Kvanvig,
-
1t^t-
tti
n
«
,
^
_
Street, Boston 6, until U a.m.
(EDST) on May 23 for the purof $175,000
school bonds.
.
MISSISSIPPI
chase
Neshoba County (Pr O.
Dated June
Philadelphia), Miss.
1, 1960. Due
on
June
fice
the.State^ T?easmer's of" Education, Will receive sealed bids
Legality ^
until 11:30 a.m (EDST) on June 6
son*
Nagel
0f
Sherman
Denv?r' ^
&
a
Howard
& nowara>
Bond Offering—Frank V. Slack,
the purchase of $2,973,000 Village Treasurer, will receive
general obligation school bonds, sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
Dated June 15, 1960. Due on June on June 1 for the purchase; of
15 from 1961 to 1989 inclusive. $39,000 general obligation sewer
Principal and interest (J-D) pay- addition bonds. Dated May 15,
able at the Franklin National i960. Due'on Nov. 15 from 1961
Bank of Franklin Square, in to 1980 inclusive. Principal and
Mineola. Legality approved by interest (M-N) payable at the
inclusive.
"
\
—
I. D. Darby,
Principal and interest payable at
Farmington, N. Mex.
Clerk,
will
receive the
Merchants National Bank, in
Bond Offering—A. J. Vasilakis,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Boston.
Legality
approved
by Town Clerk, will receive sealed
June 8 for the purchase of $250,000
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
& bids until 7:30 p.m.
(MST) on
county hospital bonds. Due from
Dodge, of Boston.
v
June 14 for the purchase of $1,1961 to 1975 inclusive.
;
690,000 general obligation bonds. Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
NEW JERSEY
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 Carthy, of New York City.
Ridgeland, Miss.
m
/
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Prin■.
,
Offering
Bond
from
1
1961
to
1980
Chancery
Mc- Huguenot National Bank, in New
^
r^u
~
Town i Clerk, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on June 7 for the purchase of $60,000 - waterworks
improvement
bonds. Due from 1961 to 1980 in¬
clusive.
." ■
r
'
non,
sealed
...
.
W. E. Can¬
Bond Offering—Mrs.
A
C
1
ionn
i
AAA
Bond Sale—The $290,000 school
ciPal and interest (J-J) payable
c
.
.
x
paitz.
..
x
livan,
v
Kmsston City School District, N. Y.
at
the
Town Treasurer's < office.
Note Sale — An issue of $3,000,May 12—v. 191, Legality approved by Dawson, 000 bond anticipation notes ofp. 1821 — were awarded to The
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of fered on May 13 was sold to a
First National Bank of Absecon, Denver.
group composed
of The Marine
bonds offered
on
4.10s.
as
v
-New Paltz, N.Y.
*
abieat
Legality approved by SulDonovan, Hanrahan, Mc-
Q0vern & Lane, of New York City.
New York City Housing Authority,
New York
Bond Sale—The
$9,845,000 temloan notes, series CTN-19
Trust Co., of Western New York,
porary
^school ^ S JDe-vbeBona p^^&bids wm
Offering—Harold P.
received until June 8 for the
Chicago
^ ffiSS
purchase of $830,000 sewer honds.
x>ated
c
»
P
if'
..
Starkville,Miss.
Bond
Scur-
Socio, Secretary of the Board of
ria, City Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on May 27
for the purchase of $30,000 gen¬
eral obligation sewer bonds. Due
Education, will receive sealed bids
P.
Offering—Lena
Bond
bids until 2 p.m.
1961
from
inclusive.
1970
to
until
for
8
p.m.
the
,
(EDST)
purchase
of
on_ June 8
$3,000,000
school bonds. Dated March 1, I960.
Due on
,
IVj^rch 1 |rom J9m to 1983
_
Amher.t), N. Y.
inclusive! .'Principal
MONTANA
&
1960
Due on
May 20
'
;
;
Dec. 14, 1960. Principal -and interest payable at the Marine MidAmherst and Tonawanda Central land Trust Co., in New York City,
School District No. 7 (P. O.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Heckler
Sykes,
&
afid interest
Bond
Offering — Lillian E. New York City,
payable at the County Treasurer's Crawford, District Clerk, will re'
offJCe. Legality approved b^fj^-i-eeiveiisealedi bids until 3 p.m.
Lathngtown (P.
' New
kins, Delafield & Wood, oi
(EDST) on May 26 for the puroHerine
York City.
chase of $850,000 general obliga.
Billings, Mont.
Bond
City
Offering—Wm. J. Fry, Jr.,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(MST) on
June 14 for the purchase of $12,400 special improvement district
bonds. Dated June 15, 1960. Due
on Jan.
1, 1968. Interest J-J.
Clerk,
will
Shelby, Mont.
Bond
Sale
The
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 245S Princeton Pike,
Trenton 8), N. J.
ss.t'Ciasswat
191, p.
to The Toole
Shelby,
as
5s, at
a
Bank, both of
price of par.
bonds-
May 1, 1960.Due on Nov. 1
m^
villaee
s
Kron-
win
TreasurOT
sealed Wdf until^3
vlnSTf
Jirne 1 for the
re-
om
nur-
on
No. 4
(P. O. Lindenhurst),«'
New
New
Jersey
Turnpike
^Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N.J.
District No. 1. (P. O.
Niskayuna, N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
G.
Edwin
Brush, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
on
May 25 for the purchase of
$495,000 general obligation school
serial 1960 bonds/ Dated May 1,
I960. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in-
ass? ware? ass
County State Bank,
and the First State
1960
Jeanne
'
/ Bank, in Locust Valley. Legality
Babylon Union Free School District approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash-
'
■
serial
™
on
-
school
Dated
$27,500
equipment bonds offered
9—v.
tion
Lawrence Township
fire & Co., Ira Haupt & Co., jointly, as
May 4VsS, at a price of 100.009, a basis
'
:^
1928—were awarded of "about 4*12^0.
—
O. Box 237,
—
nuizAer.
Niskayuna, Glenville, Clifton Park
and Colonie Central School
of
Galloway,
Hiitrlpr
York
Bond Sale—The $865,000 school
iqfiA hrtfvd<? offered
on
Mav
burn & McCarthy,
City
'
12—v
...
P
„
_
.n#,
ftf.
Y.
Rav
Ottering— ODell Ray,
of New York
District Treasurer, will
N
N.
Nnrliilch Cilv School District
•
receive
sealjd bids until l p.m. (EDST)
Y
Llttle .Falls> N-Y-
on
,
May 26 for the
purchase of
^ft^Tre^re^wiU
thl
SC|1QfiOl
— A
191, p. 2034 — were awarded to
re
iofio°T?
vehicles Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
i}?!!
vddT Wil i n m" i?
boilds- Dated AP£d \> 196(J:
Bond Offering — Elsie Harson, traveled on the Turnpike in April, Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., jointSSSIrp?^ ®
ni'Jr'
°-n
^r01Ja ^ wiiicf
Town Clerk, will receive sealed this year, the largest monthly total
iy, as 4s, at a price of 100.2099, a
SoQo nnn nf,hi?P imnrove" 1/nTclJJ?lve* p"ncipal and interest
bids until
May 31 for the purchase for April since the Turnpike began basis of about 3.98%.
^Dated ^Sav 1 4
payable at the District
of $31,927
an
increase
of
ment 1960 bonds. Dated May l, Treasurer's office. Legality apswimming pool bonds. onorntionQ and
Dated June 30, 1960. <
4fi^43 ^nm^red with ADril a
Buffalo Municipal Housing
1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to proved by Gallagher & Haynes, of
in hnndhnidpr<?
Authority, N.Y.
1984 inclusive. Principal an,d in- Norwich,
year ago, a report to bondholders
Note Sale—The $26,750,000 tem- terest (M-N) payable at the Little :
„
„
S
NEBRASKA
omniintpH +n oo
porary loan notes
(issue' XVII) Falls National Bank, in Little
.
Springville,JN. r.
__
April Revenues Up 13.7%
Superior, Mont.
total of 4,109,243 revenue
„
.
rmmnnoc
Columbus, Neb.
was
sold
to
3.10s
100.009,
John Nuveen
and
a
3.30s, at
&
Co.,
price of
a
net interest cost of about
3.47%. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
June
1
sive.
Interest
proved
Baird &;
from
1961
to
1970
inclu¬
J-D.
Legality ap¬
Wells,i Martin, Lane,
by
Pedersen, of .Omaha.
:
5mril
in
902 film
Bond Sale—An issue of
$183,000
Paving bonds offered on May 11
13.7%
against
—were
in
April, 1959.
»
offered on May 10—v. 191, p. 1929 Falls. Legality approved by Van-
in
049
$2,632,042
.
For the 12 months
ended April
30, 1960, revenue traffic amounted
47,239,840 vehicles, an increase
to
3,845,895 compared with the 12
1959. The
toll * revenues
were
$34,278,345
of
months ended April 30,
against
in the
v ; « ■
$31,293,483
year.
■
-
1959
Adding to the toll revenues,
Dana College, Blair, Neb.
of
focrease
the
the
awarded to Salomon Bros, dewater, Sykes, Heckler & GalinwflV
Offering—P.
V.
Hansen,
concession revenue
$59,773?
1962
to
1999
a-0'.Legality
inclusive.
Interest
approved by Wells,
Martin, Lane, Baird & Pedersen,
°f
Omaha.
NEVADA
toSl income^ was^S^e'
iQfifl
vea'r
was
$7 003,746
compared With'$6,546,443,
trade discounts.
After
in
and
after
0P®rab?S
Nye County Schoot District
(P. O. remained $31,225,149 before debt
service or reserve requirements,
Tonopah), Nev.
Bond Sale—The $540,000 gen- against $28,733,803 a year previ-
iSa °blif?ation
960
school
building OUSly.
—.
v.
awarded to
rJy
nc.
4i/
a
191,
p.
on
There
were
extraordinary
First California Co., and Ed- penses are disbursed
^- Burton & Co.,
a
approved
& Wood,
•
Kn^' cl'ifTheS15000
^
fu0r°iSv^
price of
5s and
100.002, a net
as
Mterest cost of about 4.58%.
serve
traders'
4s,
fire
The.$15,000 f re
awarded to Adamsl
Trust
Co
a^'price
for
as
*
Isealed bid! Ttd.u 1>'m- lEDSTl
ot 100.52, & b^iSot M 3M%.
Wall kill,
Montgomery,
bonds.
Dated May 1,1960. Due ?n Sept. 1
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-S) payable
="d interest
at the Marine Trust Company of
McEntee 8c Co., Inc., as 4Vis, at a
Western New York, in Tonaprice of 100.153, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The $2,250,000 gen- wanda.
Legality
approved by
£
eral obligation school bonds of- Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
.
fered on May 17—v. 191, p. 2034— New York City.
,
j
Colonie, Midway Fire District
(P.O. Albany S), N. Y.
Newburgh, Hamptonburgh, New
Windsor and Shawangunk Central
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Walden), N. Y.
Bond Offering
were
awarded
to
a
fM-S) payable
syndicate
Herman
4
Utica, N.
Y.
$1,093,632 bonds
offered, on May 12—v. 191, p. 1929
■were awarded to The Bankers.
Bond Sale—The
fire bonds, were as follows: Geo. B. Gibbons Trust Co.. ani1 ^ha^eMal}baJJa°
Bank, both °L^1Tnnnft75 tesTs
as 3s, at aprice of 100.0875, a basis
Principal and interest (M-S) pay- Van Ingen & Co., Adams, McEn- of about 2.99%.
from the re- purchase of $64,600.
provided in the bond Dated Mar. 1, 1960. Due on Mar. & Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson &
and are not provided 1
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Co., First of Michigan Corp., B. J.
fund as
resolution
ceive
C^ will Yeceive
&
;
group
& Co., Inc., Coughlin & Co.,
at
ex-
ney, VlllaSe ^easurer, w
v
R. headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Herm<
Inc., as 3.80s, at a price of 100.279,
penses of $1,210,096 in the 1960 Whitefield, District T r e a s u r e r,
2033 — were
a.basis, of, abou.t 3.74%.,
,,
composed of year,against $1,071,793 in the pre- will receive sealed, , bids tuptil l
Other members of the syndicate
limited tax bonds offered
May 11
v
Citv
„
Clifton, Cranberry Uhe Fire Dist.
Budgeted operating expenses
nf npw York
-
of $2,594,993;
income from investments $1,295,treasurer, will receive sealed bids
784 and miscellaneous income of
until lo a.m.
(CST) on June 7 for
the total income for the Bank of Olean. Legality
jne purchase of $336,000 dormi¬ y ear ended April 30, last, by Hawkins, Delafield
tory 1959 revenue bonds. Dated
amounted to $38,228,895. In the of New York City.
21 1> 1959. Due on April 1 from
Bond
wnwel
„
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
& Hutzler.loway, of New Yoris city.
(EDST) on May 26"for the purCattaraugus County (P. O. 302
Long Beach City School District
chase
of
$33,000 sewer bonds.
Court Street, Little Valley),
(P. O. Lido Beach), N. Y.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
New York
Bond Sale — The $350,000 gen- i from 1961 to 1974 inclusive,
Bond Offering—S. C. Henning, eral obligation school bonds of- principal and interest (J-D) payCounty Treasurer, .will receive fered on May 12—v. 191, p. 1929 able at the Marine Trust Co., of
sealed bids^Until'2r i>.m. (EDST);—^were 'awarded'tdVRooseY6lt &'--^esfei^,New'Y6rk;-,in!St),ring^ille,
on May 26 for the purchase of $1,- Cross, as 3^s, at a price of 100.25, Legality approved by. Vandewater,
300,000 county infirmary 1960 a basis of about 3.44%. ;
;
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
Manlius NY
New York City,
April 1 from 1961 to 1975 incluptnnfi Sale—The $130 000 water
sive. Principal and interest (A-O) seriai jgeo bonds offered on May
t
Cnrn
payable at the Exchange National 12 v 191
2034—were awarded
.Bond Offering-—John J. Cum.xTllt-lpr
budget operating expense.
a
Durham County
Boston-Northampton Local School
Dist. (P. O. 3313 Northampton
O. Durham),
(P.
Bond Offering
Ohid
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
bids
sealed
in
office
his
at
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
for the purchase of $672,000
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
June 1 from 1961 to 1969 inclu¬
sive.
Trust
Company,
in
New
York
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
N. C.
W. E. Easter-
Robersonville,
Bond Offering
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
bids
sealed
the
his
office
in
Ra¬
a.m.
(EST)
on
May
at
leigh, until 11
$150,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated June
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from 1961
to 1978 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Han¬
over Bank, in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
24
*
for
purchase
of
Wilmington, N. C.
1
Bond
Offering
E. Easter-
W
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
the
for
bonds,
as
office
his
at
leigh, until 11
23
in
on
(EST)
a.m;
purchase
Ra¬
May
$160,000
of
follows:
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
from
1
municipal
department
vehicle and equipment bonds.
120,000
Due
on
April 1 from
1962 to
1971 inclusive.
Dated
April
interest
and
First
..
.
1, 1960. Principal
(A-O)
payable at
National
City Bank
of
New York, in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, * of
New York City.
NORTH
DAKOTA
Dickey County, Forbes School Dist.
Bond
(P. O. Forbes), N.D.
Offering — Wayne. Le-
matta,
ceive
Auditor, will
County
sealed
bids
until
5
re¬
p.m.
<CST) on May 24 for the purchase
$190,000 school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb.
of
1
from
1963
to
1980
Chillicothe, Ohio
on
May 16
headed
bonds offered
sold to a syndicate
the
First
National
follows:
as
Merrill
Lynch,
Auditor,
bids
,
until
Cincinnati, Ohio
Sale—The $9,515,000 var¬
Bond
ious
improvement bonds
offered on May 17—v. 191, p. 1614
were
awarded to a syndicate
purpose
—
headed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., as 3s, 3V4S and 3%s, at a price
of 100.515, a net interest cost of
about
5
Other members of the
were as
syndicate
follows: Lehman Brothers,
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., Seattle-First National Bank
of Seattle, Alex. Brown & Sons,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, Dean Witter &
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Wm.
E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Boatmen's
National Bank, of St. Louis, Stroud
& Co. Inc.
James A.
Andrews
&
Co., Inc.,
Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day, Na¬
tional City Bank, of Cleveland,
Stern Brothers & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla¬
homa City, Rodman & Renshaw,
Einhorn & Co., McDonald-Moore
&
Co., John Small & Co., McMaster Hutchinson & Co., First
Cleveland Corp., Schwabacher &
Co., Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.,
and
Peoples National Bank, of
Charlottesville.
of State, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Secretary
Sale—The $25,430
assessment
special
limited tax bonds
fered
on
were
awarded
Mdy 9—v. 191,
to
Co., as 3%s, at
a
re¬
(J-D)
City. Legality approved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler & Nie-
Stark County (P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Hilda Schrantz,
a
J.
A.
p.
of¬
1930—
White
of
County
Commissioners will receive sealed
the
of
bids until 2
Board
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
27
May
$13,800
July 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Struthers, Ohio
Offering — Michael
Bond
June
on
until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
G.
Due
Dated
bonds.
Dec.
on
1
improve¬
June
from
Callable
inclusive.
1,
1961
1980
to
Dec.
of
as
1960.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
The
Dollar
Savings &
1970.
able
Trust
Co., in Struthers. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Village
'
School District, Ohio
ley,
Offering—Gene
District
bids
Clerk,
until
H.
receive
will
June
Kel-
for
3
the
purchase of $250,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
on
June
1
from
1961
1970
to
Square), Pa.
price of 100.141,
Elk
City, Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$600,000
waterworks, series B bonds of¬
fered on May 9 was sold to a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Oklahoma City, and H. I. Josey
& Co., as 4s and 3s. Dated June
1,
1960. Due on June J from 1962 to
1985
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
approved
by, George
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
OREGON
Le¬
J.
Heights (P. O. 1016
Columbus),
Klamath Falls, Ore,
Bond
basis
Sale—The
1615
p.
syndicate
—were
composeri
about 3.44%.
of
'
3
Quarryville Borough Authority
(P. O. Quarryville), Pa.
Bend Sale—An issue of
bonds offered
revenue
sold
was
follows:
as
3%s. Due
as
1965.
.
t
$500,000
April 20
Woodcock, Moyer
French, and Wagner &
&
$210,000
on
to
Co., jointly,
May
on
h.
.
1
'
290,000 as 4s, 4 V4S and 4y2s; Due
on May
1 from' 1970 to 1990
inclusive.
bonds offered
'
1930—were awarded to The Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Ken¬
Dated
May 1,1960. Interest M-N.
Legality approved by Saul,Ewing'
3%s, at a price Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
100.135, a basis of about 3.72%.
Robesonia, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 general
/
Harrisburg, Pa.
p.
nett
of
Square,
Bond
as
Offering—Daniel J. Barry,
obligation
Director of the Department of Ac¬
borough improvement
on May
2—v. 191,
offered
bonds
counts
p.
and
sealed bids
June
on
Finance, will receive
until
11
for
$900,000
(EDST)
purchase of
obligation im¬
general
bonds.
provement
1960. Due
a.m.
to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
'n
Laticaster\ Pa.
Sale—The
.
$720,000 fund¬
ing and improvement general ob¬
ligation bonds offered on May 17
—v.
191,£ p. 1930—were awarded
to Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co., jointly, as 4s, 2^8, 2.%s
and 3s, at a price of par, a net
interest
cost
Township (P. O. 300
Wetzel Rd., Glenshaw), Pa.
of
about
Bond Sale—An issue of
various
offered
borough
191,
April 11—
1615—were awarded to
p.
Miners
The
Bank of Lykens, as
price of 100.22, a basis
of about 3.47%.
V
3V2s, at
a
.
Mercyhurst College, Erie, Pa.
Bond Offering—Sister M. Eus¬
Taylor,
President,
sold to
of
a
Singer,
& Scribner, Blair & Co.,
Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
phrey, Inc., Schmidt,. Roberts &
Parke, and Stroud & Co., Inc., as
3V2S, at a price of 100.13, a basis
of about 3.47%.
Southern
will
re¬
v
|
Lancaster County School
Authority (P. O. Quarryville),
Pennsylvania
Bond
*
Sale—An issue of $2,250,-
high school building
was
gener¬
improve¬
ment bonds offered on
v.
was
composed
Deane
000
2.93%.
Lykens, Pa.
Sale—The $50,000
obligation
$690,000
obligation bonds
May 10
on
syndicate
1960
al
general
Inc.,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bond
Shaller
1,
June 1 from 1961
on
Dated June
inclusive.
1980
1930 — were awarded to The
Peoples Trust Co.* of Wyomissing.
the
1
bonds
sold to
offered
a
revenue
April 26
syndicate headed by
on
Kidder, Peabody & Co., with in¬
terest rates ranging from 3% to
4.20%. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
June
1
sive.
Interest
from
1963
to
1990 inclu¬
J-D.
Legality ap^
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: C. C. Collings &
were
Co., Hemphill,
Haupt & Co.,
Noyes & Co., Ira
Reynolds & Co.,
(EDST) on June 6 for the pur¬
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Stroud
chase of $540,000 dormitory 1958
&
Co., Inc., Fahnestock & Co.,
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on
Harrison & Co., Brooke & Co.,
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1998 inclusive.
Hess, Grant -& Remington, Inc.,
Interest M-N. Legality approved
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Wood¬
by Watters & Donovan, of New
cock, Moyer, Fricke & French,
York City.
Schaffer, Necker & Co., Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley & Co., and YarPennsylvania General State Auth.
nall, Biddle & Co.
■
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
:
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
Bond Offering—Ww Stuart Helm,
Secretary of the
Authority,
SOUTH
Eureka, S. D.
sealed
(EDST)
on
pur¬
Bond
chase of
$25,000,000 twelfth series
general
1960. Due
bids
June
7
until
for the
bonds.- Dated
on
noon
June
15,
July 15 from 1963 to
1987 inclusive. Callable
DAKOTA
will
receive
revenue
Grandview Ave.,
a
Corp.; Bank
ers
Trust Co.; Chase
Manhattan
Bank, both of New York; Drexel
& Co., and Smith,
Barney & Co
as :3%s,
at a price of 100.579 a'
improvement limited
on May
10—v. 191,
obligation
191,
—v.
First Boston
the
of
Bond Sale—The $13,000 general
ceive
gality
17
awarded to
Fricke
County Independent School
District No. 1 (P. O. Kennett
Chester
tace
OKLAHOMA
of 100.05, a
as 4%s, at a price
basis of about 4.74%.
Co.,
in¬
clusive. Interest J-D.
&
City School District
obligation funding bonds of¬
April 18—v. 191, p. 1486
—were awarded to Fox, Reusch &
Bond
Westerville Exempted
Bond
May
fered on
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
*
Carbondale, Pa.
— The
$131,000 gen¬
noon
14 for the pur¬
chase of $1,200,000 sewer
ment
1961
from
Pittsburgh, Pa. \
;
Bond Sale—The
$6,500,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds
offered on
-
Sale
Bond
Orenic, Jr., City Auditor, will re¬
ceive
15
June
on
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
on
district No. 21 bonds. Dated
sewer
Due
liott
hoff, of Columbus.
basis of about 3.71%.
Grandview
p.m.
payable
at
the
Bankers Trust Co., in New York
terest
1960.
!
eral
(State of)
Bond Offering—Ted W. Brown,
sealed
Delaware, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $100,000
obligation
water
bonds offered
April 11—v. 191, p. 1615—were
on
awarded
to
the
Eureka
State
$38,500 sewer
July Bank, of Eureka, as 5s. :
improvement bonds offered on 15, 1965. Principal and interest
Bond Sale—The $56,000 special
Rapid City, S. D.
April 25—v. 191, p. 1615—were (J-J) payable at the Mellon Na¬
assessment
street improvements awarded to The
Bond Offering—R. R. Lang, City
Bank and
First
Trust
National tional
Co., in
and appurtenances limited bonds Bank
of Oregon, in Portland, as Pittsburgh. Legality approved
by Auditor, will receive sealed bids
offered on May 10—v. 191, p. 1930
4V2s, at a price of 100.33, a basis Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, until 2 p.m. (MST) on June 1 for
—were awarded to
the purchase of $1,200,000 water¬
Sweney Cart- of about 4.46%.
of Pittsburgh.
wright & Co., as 3%s, at a price
works, series A bonds. Dated July
West Slope Sanitary District
of 101.0, a basis of about 3.59%.
Pennsylvania State Public School
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1962
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Building Authority (P. O.
to
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio
101 South 25th Street,
Bond Offering — Herbert
A.
interest (J-J) payable at any bank
Bond Offering — Russell G.
Harrisburg), Pa.
Schink, Secretary of the Board of
or
trust company designated by
Frantz, Treasurer, will receive
Grand Forks Independent School
Bond
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Offering — Edward
W. the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST) bids until 8:30
District, N.D.
p.m. (PST) on June Mills,
Administrative
on May
Assistant, proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
31 for the purchase of
2 for the purchase of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$1,250,000 will receive sealed bids until June Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
$706,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
general obligation sanitary bonds. 29 for the purchase of
be received until June 14 for the Dated
*
$25,500,000 apolis.
April 1,1959. Due from 1960
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
purchase
of
July 1 school lease revenue, series B
$1,200,000
school to 1999 inclusive. Legality
ap¬ from 1963
Sioux Valley Hospital Association
to 1985 inclusive.
bonds.
building bonds.
proved
by Squire,
Sanders &
(P. O. Sioux Falls), S. D.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Grand Forks and Walsh Counties,
Pennsylvania State University
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond Offering—Gordon H. Bell,
(P. O. University Place),
Midway Special School District
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
Lorain, Ohio
Abington Township School District
No. 128 (P. O. Johnstown),
Pennsylvania
tors, will receive sealed bids until
Bond Offering—Joseph J. MitAuthority (P. O. Abington),
North Dakota
ock, City Auditor, will receive
Bond Offering—McKay Donkin, 8 pjn. (CST) on June 3 for the
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids purchase of $480,000 student
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of
(EST)
be received until June 30 for the
$1,000,- until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June 8 nurse
on
June 2 for the purchase of 000 school
dormitory
1959
revenue
revenue, series 1960 for the purchase of
purchase of $608,000 school build¬
$8,500,000 first bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
$453,500 limited tax bonds. Dated bonds offered on
May 10 was sold mortgage
ing bonds.
revenue, series D bonds. on April 1 from 1962 to 1999 in¬
July 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from to a group
composed of Butcher Dated Jan.
1, 1957. Due on July 1 clusive. Interest A-O, Legality
(CST) on May 24 for the purchase
of
$190,000
general
obligation
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1963
to 1980 inclusive, Principal and
interest
(F-A) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
*
Ohio
'
'
.
.
m
as
of
.
,
,
June 9 for the
to 1985 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
of
Dempsey,
&
Ohio
Clerk
3.35%.
(P. O. 4507 W. 213 St.), Ohio
will
Sanders
Smith Inc., W. June 21 for the purchase of $15,E. Hutton & Co., Reynolds & Co., 000,000 capital improvements con¬
City National Bank & Trust Co., struction, series D bonds. Dated
of Chicago, and Indianapolis Bond July 15, 1960. Due semi-annually
from Dec.
& Share Corp.
15, 1960 to June 15,
1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
—
County
interest
and
Pierce, Fenner &
Bond Sale — The $300,000 fire
Bond
Sale
The
$1,100,000
protection bonds offered on May school
building and improvement
10—v. 191, p. 2034—were awarded
bonds offered on May 12—v. 191,
to Frantz Hutchinson & Co., and
p. 1930—were awarded to a syn¬
Associates, as 3^s, 3.60s and 3,70s, dicate
composed of Fahey, Clark
at a price of 100.07, a net interest
&
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
cost of about 3.57%.
Inc., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Mer¬
Forbes School District (P.O.
rill, Turben & Co., Inc., and Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., as 4s, at a price
Ellendale), N. D.
Bond Offering —. Wayne Le- of 100.083, a basis of about 3.99%.
sealed
1, 1960. Due
to 1980 in¬
Cleveland.
3.66%.
were
1961
Principal
Squire,
Bank, of Chicago, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.929, a basis of about
Other members of the syndicate
April
from
1
(J-D) payable at the Marblehead
Bank Co. Legality approved by
was
by
the
Dec.
clusive.
$1,000,-
000 school building
Fargo, N. D.
ceive
(EDST)
purchase of $1,-
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
on
,
_
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Nagle,
.
L.
general
obligation im¬
(EST) on May 500,000
purchase of $201,780 provement bonds. Dated June 15,
Dated
bonds.
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
Fairview Park
matta,
for
24
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated
by
the
successful
bidder. Legality approved by Dor¬
sey, Owen, Barber, Marquart &
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
sealed
Bethlehem, Pa.
Offering — Bertram
Bond
bids until 7:30 p.m.
191, p. 1929—were awarded
Magnus & Co., as 4^s, at a
price of 101.335, a basis of about
4.33%.
Merrill
$40,000 water bonds. Due on April
the
Village Clerk, will receive
to
at
York
Bond
—v.
Principal and interest paythe Chemical Bank New
bale
Marblehead, Ohio
Offering
M. Y. Milne,
$126,000 school
Bond Sale—The
building bonds offered on May 11
Ra¬
24
Treasurer's office. Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
City
Halsey, Stuart & Co. from 1962 to 1999 inclusive Le
gality approved by Kirkpatrick"
Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johnson of
Pittsburgh.
♦
' A
& Sherrerd,
Inc., Dolphin & Co., and Mackey,
Dunn & Co., Inc.
approved
Rd., Rte. 2, Cuyahoga Falls),
W. E. Easter-
—
(M-N) payable at the
and interest
Carolina
North
inclusive. Principal
1970
to
1961
OHIO
NORTH CAROLINA
.
Number 5953
191
Volume
Dan~
aPPron^^xDFaallsrth
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
SrfS^iU<itl0.n °f
t? scheduled for
vf aAUaUf
bnn
tion
Pierce
received until 10 a.m. (CST)
nn
June 9 for the purchase of
$178 000 school and airport bonds.
Dated June 1, I960. Due from 1962
to 1970 inclusive.
Bond
Valley Authority, Tenn.
Tennessee
Operate New Nu-
Selected to
Plant—TVA Chairman Her¬
ripar
coi
a
•
Sale—An
school bonds
191>
—v-
*
of $50,000
sold to The Muissue
was
(P.
to
The
of
I
sewer
was
.
.
sold
pierce & Co> Inc-»
'
*
$315,000
general ob-
~
Sale—The
eral, obligation
fered
as
school
awarded
gen-
bonds
The
to
composed
group
of Dittmar
received
for
24
Tall-
Herring,
County,
Consolidated
Mount
2
Due
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
July 1 from 1961 to 1970
on
inclusive.
Principal
School
District
be
Vernon),
Wash.'
received
until
on
May
for
.
County" ^Treasurer^ will ^eceWe
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(PST)
8
(MST)
purchase of
$550,000 district No. 7 street im24
p.m.
the
"
on
Debentures With SEC
The corporation filed a registra¬
La-
,
1980
Municipal Financing Corp.,
Canada—Registers $30,000,000
procedure.
marche,
Town
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 30 for
the purchase of $97,000 town im¬
1960. Due
Alberta
interest
Pointe-Gatineau, Que.
Bond Offering — Louis
bonds.
provement
CANADA
&
and
(J-J) payable at all branches in
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
in the loan
No. 320 (P. O. Mount
G.
purchase of $50,000 town improve¬
mentbonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Laramie, Wyo.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
loan
the
will receive sealed bids until
(EDST) on June 3 for the
urer,
$32,000 school bonds.
Vernon
in
Secretary-Treas¬
Town
<
Skagit
pay¬
Quebec, of
4 p.m.
until
May
mentioned
June
on
inclusive.
1980
Lennoxville, Que.
Offering — Kenneth
Bond
County School District No.
on
May 25 for the purchase of $220,Co., Inc., McClung & Knicker- 000
general
obligation
school
bocker, First of Texas Corp., and bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
M.
E. Allison & Co., Inc., at a May 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive,
price of 100.011, a net interest Principal and interest (M-N) paycost of about 4.18%, as follows:
able at the County Treasurer's ofa
County
Legality
ap¬
(P. O. Keycee), Wyo.
be
to
procedure.
interest
&
1, 1960. Due
1961
bank
the
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
of-
p. 1375
National
Bank of Washington, in Tacoma.
<
—
10
$250,000
April 12—v. 191,
on
—were
•
Johnson
* Tacoma), Wash.
Bond
to
the
Tallmadge
June
from
able at all branches in
of June
as
and
at
office.
by
1
madge, of Denver.
School District No. 402 (P. O.
ligation,. series 1960 bonds
^°7/
payable
Treasurer's
par.
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks and
Principal
1975.
(J-D)
Pierce County, Franklin-Pierce
_
Center,
,.
eration."
"Although the 25,000 kw elec¬
1,
price
a
proved
Vogel said that the ar¬ 4%s, 4%s and 4%s. Dated April 1,
rangement announced by the 1960._Legality approved by YinAtomic Energy Commission for son, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
Houston.
the operation by the Authority
of the experimental gas-cooled re¬
Ennis, Texas
actor (EGCR) being built at Oak
Bond Sale—The $830,000 water¬
Ridge is a major step in TVA's
works and sewer revenue, series
continuing program of keeping
A bonds offered on May
11
abreast of developments in this
v.
191, p. 2035—were awarded to
field. "TVA is gratified," he said,
opportunity to cooperate
with the AEC in contributing to
the science of nuclear power gen¬
4'As, at
as
June 1 from 1961
on
1980 inclusive. Callable
nicipal Securities Co.
bert D.
"at this
1960, Due
1931—were awarded
P-
State,
obligation
school
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
general
building
O.
Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Sale—The
$30,000 school,
series A bonds offered on May 12
T exas
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
hp
Principal and interest (J-D)
County School District No.
406
Avery Independent School District,
Tennessee
Dated
000
late 1962."
TEXAS
County (P. O. Athena),
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
June 14 for the purchase of $645,-
w
is
TENNESSEE
1\JcMinn
(2255)
plant was cipal and interest (J-J) payable
eomPle" at the County Treasurer's office,
a
Sioux Falls.
forth, of
.
.
inclusive.
terest
Dated June
1,
June 1 from 1961 to
on
Principal
and
in¬
payable at all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
(J-D)
in the loan
mentioned
procedure.
output of the AEC gastion statement with the Securities
Richelieu, Que.
cooled nuclear plant will be quite $25,000 as 5s. Due on July 1 from £c_e- ^fSality approved1 by .PresBand
Offering
J.
E.
Barre,
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of and
Exchange Commission on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
small in comparison with plants
Seattle.
May 19 covering a proposed sale Village Secretary-Treasurer, will
V
185,000 as 41//2S. Due on July 10
on the TVA
system, in all other
of
$30,000,000 sinking fund de- receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive. Thu^ton
County, Boston
respects it is an important and
Harbor-kentures, due on June 15, 1985, (EDST) on May 30 for the pur125,000 as 4.40s. Due on July 10
School District No. 302 (P. O.
significant project. It is expected
through a group managed jointly chase of
tric power
—
•
to be the
from
first nuclear power gen¬
erating plant with steam pressure
and temperature (1250 PSIA, 900
370,000
degrees F) approaching those
in modern coal-fired plants.
1978
125,000
The
kinds of
reactor will employ new
elements,1
fuel
from
1988
Fabens
and test fa¬
cilities.
ested
in
actively inter¬
been
has
"TVA
reactors for
chairman
gas-cooled
assisted Oak Ridge National
a design study for
AEC
of
large scale, gas-cooled
a
nuclear
has 12
people working on various phases
of EGCR design and development
plant.
Oak
at
either
Oak
TVA
now
on assignment to
Commission or to the
Ridge,
the
Ridge
National
TVA also has
Laboratory.
physicist working
Laboratory
on boiling water reactors and has
previously
had
engineers
and
physicists assigned to other loca¬
at
Argonne
a
con¬
ducted."
Following
is
the
of
text
the
Kilgore Jitnior College District,
Texas
[■■}.
Bond Sale—An issue of $465,000
■
bonds was' sold to Dallas
revenue
Rune
1
Nov.
'iZtlv
joinuy,
Co
1^0.,
4%T
to
1976 in¬
as
as <±/8b,
DatPd Mav 1
1960
Dated iviay i, laou. Due
Due
and 41/0Q
4V2S.
on
and East Texas
Inc
& Son
Investment
investment
1961
from
M-N.
Interest
approved
McCall, Parkhurst,
McCall
& Horton,
of
Crowe,
Dallas..
by
VERMQNT
mission
has
see
t
Valley
e
that the ComLUdi
uic
announced
selected
the
Tennes-
to
operate
Authority
Montpelier, Vt.
Offering—Robert L.
Bond
agreement,
negotiation
by
the
under
of
about
p.
4.24%.
*
oc
B/r
purchas
May 25 for the
0n
swimmmg
Dec.
CiUSive.
elusive.
by The First Boston Corporation
and Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Net proceeds from the sale of
the
after
1
to
1973 in-
and
mmrai
from 1961
Principal
jrnncipdi
of^$
dim
interest
No.
501
(P. O. Bellingham), Wash.
$935,000 gener¬
al
obligation school bonds offered
May 11—V. 191, p. 1824—were
awarded to a group composed of
the Seattle-First National Bank,
on
T3
.
0+
1nnno
—
„
price of 100.02,
of about
3.46%,
$183,000
as
municipalities,
1962 and
300,000
Due
within Alberta as loan
applications are approved,
The principal purpose of the
Alberta Municipal Financing Cor¬
15,
1963.
on
funds at the lowest
June 15
3%s. Due
as
on
June 15
WISCONSIN
Green
Bay, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $1,055,000 cor-
school
building
bonds of-
porate
fprpj
purp0se
nn
Mav 17
awarded
^ere
L
nnspH
g.
.
-
3%!,
and
interest
p
Co
at a price of
com-
Trust To
witter
D
Milwaukee
iq^i
n
group
o
awardea to
g
nf thp Mpmaritilp
'
.
to
101
v
&
as
+
i
penmental
be
parf a
net
cost of about 3.48%.
VIRGINIA
combined
a
ex-
power
n
nmoro
aW?
,
.
wnich
Offering
will
Clerk,
—
..
*
inclusive.
the
in
used
Com-
mission's operations at Oak Ridge.
A
25,000 kilowatt turbogenerator
™ch
15
has
years
been
at
steam plant
in
use
about
for
Commission's
the
'
University of Virginia, The Rectors
and Visitors (P- O. Richmond),
Virginia
Bond Sale—The
I
*** —
,
t
the
Oak
vllv
w »» V
mority will
Ridge
provide
some
sonnel, assist
* * VA
per¬
pre-operation in¬
spection and testing, and operate
me
reactor
through
"TUa
be
for
June
,
30,
'
the
Commission
1968.
.
•.
The experimental reactor will
fueled with slightly enriched
Uraniurn dioxide, moderated with
graphite and cooled with helium,
WASHINGTON
to the
in
sealed
be
Wisconsin
the ten Provinces of Canada,
in
both
Pierce County
School District No.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Offering — L. R. Johnson,
303
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
County
May 31 for the purchase of $12,000
school building, series A bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
from 1961 to 1980
inclusive. Pfin-
Adelina
Laskowski, Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until-10 a.m. (CDST)
on june 2 for the purchase of
,
,
,
,
$250,000 student nurse dormitory,
??"es„1959 donds. Dated April 1,
April 1 from 1962; to
1999 inclusive. Legality approved
1959. Due on
by
of
Foley,
Sammond
&
Lardner,
Milwaukee.
population. Its area
approximately 255,000 square
miles, or sngntiy^ smaller than
slightly smaller man
miles,
and agriculture, leading industries
coal. Its mining, manufac¬
No.
3
(P.
at
a
ONTARIO
Sale
An
—
various
price of 95.617.
Ste.-Agathe-des-Monts, Que.
Bond Offering—Georges Vanier,
Town
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive
Crowland Township, Ont.
Debenture
O.
Torrington),
Wyo.
Bond Offering — Dale R. Red-
$1,415,-
city
improvement
bonds offered on May 13 was sold
to A. E. Ames & Co. Ltd., as 5V2S,
000
are
issue of
(EDST)
sealed
on
bids
until
8
p.m.
May 31 for the pur-
^54 940 township debentures of- chase of $136,000 t°wn improve26 was sold to ment bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
was
on
Qn April
J. L. Graham &
fgred
Co., Ltd., as 6^8,
price of 99.01.
a
Due
on
Debenture
debentures
Principal
and
on
were
awarded to Bell,
in the loan
procedure, *
of¬
Gouinlock
Co., Ltd., at a price of 100.17.
QUEBEC
Cowansville, Que.
Offering—J. R. Ouellette,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Town
will
bids
p.m.
sealed
receive
(EDST)
of
chase
8
May 30 for the pur$85,000 town improve-
on
bonds;
ment
until
'Dated
June
£
1960
1980
June j from 1961 to 198(
inclusive. Principal and interest
Due
Qn
(J-D) payable at all the branches
of the bank mentioned
procedure.
in Quebec,
Laval-des-Rapides, Que.
Offering — Vianney Sam¬
Bond
son,
Town
sealed
on
bids
May
31
Clerk,
until
for
8
the
will
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
ding, District Clerk, will receive $507,500 town improvement bonds,
interest
at all branches
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
payable
May 9—v. 191, p. 2036—
fered
&
in
Sale—The $1,962,000
installment
serial
May 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
(M-N)
London, Ont.
WYOMING
District
will
p.m.
Saint Laurent, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
in the loan
Goshen County School
8
procedure.
and in
area
is
Bond
Offering—Sister,
until
the
of
Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee,
Bond
bids
general obliga¬ (EDST) on May" 31 for the pur¬
corporation and are chase of $246,000 school bonds.
not
to
be
secured.
Payable in Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June 1
United States currency, they will from
1961
to
1980
inclusive,
be unconditionally guaranteed by Principal and interest (J-D) paythe Province of Alberta.
able at all branches in Quebec, of
Alberta is the fourth largest of the bank mentioned in the loan
1960. Due on Mar. 1
from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
Valley
design
<md construction
assistance
-Uimmission, train operating
Secretary-Treasurer,
tions
at
$150,000 Clinch
College faculty housing
gaseous diffusion plant will be re- 1958
revenue bonds offered on
located to the new plant to serve May 13 — v. 191, p. 1931
were
as the
power generation facility.
awarded to the Federal Housing
"Under the proposed agreement an(^ Home Finance Agency, as
between the two agencies, the Au- 2Y8S, at a price of par.
near
plante,
receive
will
debentures
and unconditional
Dated Mar. 1,
St.
Quebec
direct
The
sealed
^
be
May 1 from 1961 to 1970
Principal and interest
.
villages within the Province.
and
Arthur Post,
receive
1988 inclusive. Principal and in• Milwaukee, Wis.
terest (j_j) payable at the NaBond Offering—O. N. Strobel,
h tae Commission s tional Bank of Commerce, in South Deputy Comptroller, will receive
reactor development Norfolk. Legality approved by sealed bids until June 14 for the
o^nnn
^ generate Reedj Hoyt> Washburn & McCar- purchase of $15,000,000 water
<25,000 electrical kilowatts
works
qf New York City.
lxmrirc
rpwnnp
sprips B bnrtds.
revenue,
series R bonds.
will
on
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Maurice Y. La-
^
f elemfnts.,gas c°o1"
Si™ reactor materials in conPac
Due
May 30 for the pur¬
$32,000 town improve¬
Dated May 1, 1960.
on
of
bonds.
St. Hubert School Commission,
Manitowoc, Wis.
Bond
Va.
.
and
ment
poration had loaned $105,715,455
to
municipalities,
cities,
towns
Co!' Texas. The Province is rich in nat3V2s' ural resources, largely oil, gas
2(1 for the purchase of $1,650,000
school bonds,. Dated June 1, 1960
Duf on June 1 from 1961 to 1980
will
npvitn
(EDST)
chase
will
p.m.
possible cost.
turing and construction.
Norfolk,
Tremblay,
Secretary - Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 8
Town
Through March 31, 1960, the cor¬
June
on
3y4s. Due
as
+
follows:
bids until noon (EDST) on May
producing 26 for the purchase of $392,000
p'an'estimated to cost about $30,sewer system bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
000,000 It will provide facilities
1960 Due on juiy \ from 1962 to
reactor
and
towns
villages
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on June
gas-cooled
cities,
to
of
«
.
net interest cost
as
5s.
.
.
„
a
Councfl Cler^'win^ec^ve^ealed
experimental
working capital and
purchase of of securities
the
St. Bruno, Que.
Bond Offering—J. L.
of Seattle, Blyth & Co., Inc., poration is to assist municipalities,
/
Northern...Trust Co., of Chicago, +v»a Prnvinpp and villages rnnital Quebec, of tne oanx mentioned m
cities, towns tn nhtnin within <M"N)payabl,; at alLI branches in.
and Pacific Northwest Co., at a the Province to obtain capital the loan procedure.
nnccihin «nct
City
"The
(M-N) payable at all branches in
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
provide
now
South
May 1 from 1961 to 1980
Principal and interest
on
inclusive.
term bank loans
Bond Sale—The
payable at the Montpelier Nationai Bank, in Montpelier. Legality
two
agencies, is expected to be signed
Due
applied,
reduction of short
amounting to ap¬
the
to
$70,000 village improveDated May 1, 1960.
bonds.
ment
Canadian
into
District
School
Jef-
1, 1960. Due
conversion
funds,
be
will
proximately $1,700,000 incurred to
and street improvement
p
debentures
County, Bellingham
Whatcom
ferey, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
J2ES"i?ppr?v<id by Peter GiUliani' °£
reactor at Oak Ridge, Montpelier.
An
1931—were
awarded
to McClean
&
Co., as
41/4s, at a price of 100.05, a basis
452,000
gas-cooled
Tennessee.
May 10—v. 191,
on
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
000
uuiwuiihcu
$17,000 gener¬
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
bonds. Dated June
mission
Legality
clusive.
Wash.
Sale—The
al obligation school bonds offered
building bonds was sold to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and
Harold S. Stewart & Co., jointly.
"Acting Chairman John F: Floi
berg of the Atomic Energy Com„
10,
1989.
statement issued by AEC:
,
July
Independent School Dist.,
National
tions where AEC research is
inclusive.
on
Bond
school
several years," the TVA
eers
Due
Olympia,
July 10
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond
said. "Two years ago TVA engin¬
Laboratory in
and
1987
to
4s.
inclusive.
on
Texas
features, and will incorporate ex¬
tensive experimental
1981
as
design
new
many
used
1980
to
4.10s. Due
as
'^saving8
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